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Wednesday.

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THE LIBRARY AND THE FAIR.

The time for discussion has passed
The Library Fair Will be. and all the signs
indicate that it will be worthy of tlic full-
est anticipations that havc been formed

regarding it.

If here and there one finds an objector
to the plan and purpose. there is nothing
strange in that. Evcry man does not sec
the necessity of a Library.
quently cannot appreciate the worth of
the Fair. 'but it must be said that our poo-
plo generally are awaiting to the valiic of

and consc-

such an institution. and are cordial sup-
porters of the plan formed to establish It.

The conimittccs‘ entrusted With the va-
rious details are at work. and we can
promise our people An entertainment that
will not only till the place of a fair. as or.
dinarly Conccivcd. but that Vi ill combine
attractions such n: have ncvcr been cxlub-
ited in our town.

One word to thosc who have not yet

becn called upon to contribute. \Vliatcvcr

 

 

how perfect. the pantomine may be. no
acting can express the nicely of meaning
conveyed by the right word in the right
place. Sara Bernhardt‘s voit‘c is exquis-
ite and powerful. As to her appearance.
aha looks when painted and on the stage
rather better than as roprescnted in the
photographs which every one has seen.
She is gracile. as eveybody knows. but
she is not graceful; on the contrary. she is
awkward. She has not thc ibc lithe easy
Iinuousnoss of Mary Anderson. perhaps it
isbecauae she is so old. but she walks
about the stage in a stiff mechanical way
that suggcsts high heels. tight shoes. stifl'
limbs. and gawkincss. There is an entire
lack of what I venture to call impromp-
tuness or impulse in her acting: every
step. m‘ery intonation. every pose. evi-ry
pretty piece of stage business. has been re-
hcaisod a thousand times. Tho acting is
very pcrfcct in its Way. the fault is that
it is too pcrfct‘t. the art is too pronounccd.
and you find yourself involuntarily ad-
miring tbc mechanism when you should
be wrtipt and enrzipturmi With the thcnw.
Sam Bernhardt i.-i not magnetic or sym-
pathetic. as the saying is. I found it im~
pussiblc to forgct that. !llt‘ was n bard.
shrewd. iiiuiicy—iuiiking French \vomzm.
or. rather. I‘nrisiounc. of the class tbut
lk‘llt’Yi'S tllxl solar systcm was made to rc~

 

you can do. do if. .. and let tbc committcc

entrusted With tbv i‘lll“ of win}; you can l

give. know that you have Nillletlilllg for i

it. All can see how almost impossdilc it
illst‘in'l’l’
Make

the fair your own work. and Ntt‘k the

will be for these coniuiittm‘s to

cvery intcrcstml pcrr‘mn in ourcity.

Channels through which ,yuitmu ewe i6
it. If “W ;.!|_ {em-E in this spirit in: l‘lll’l
Gully have :i nllllallllc building for the
Library. and with n pliicc tbus providcd
can soon furnish to tlii- public :i Free
Reading R005). and 3 Well Slilt’t‘tvd Ilillly
of books.

That our plan sccms to iitlicrs iiilluf
the promise of success. may be ~wcn from
the fact that our Not-walk friends have
justdecuicd to iniitiatc it.
that our town cannot bavc one strong.
centrally located I.ihrary.—‘but sincc that
is seemingly impossible. \vc must we to it
that the weaker institution is not in South
Norwalk.——and to that end lllllst make

our l-‘iiir too good to surpass

 

S. \V. Dorscy. in :i lvucr to tlac Hurt-
ford (‘uimmh denies tbi- shilt‘llll'llln which

have apiwnrrd iii lb.» whom pm... about '
the republican niitiuuzil cominitii-w in Illt‘ .

presidential caiiipiiigii. :iml gll't‘a‘ Warm
praise to t‘liiiiruiziii Jun-ll for Ills incr-
gi-tic and ctiiciciit Work upnu the commit-

2N.
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Tlic mill wuid~ of thv tidal \\'llllt'1‘ {Klbst'tl
through tho \vbolc of )l-Iitii'u. and the cf-
fcctai of one of them Wcl‘o i-xpi-riciicwl us
far south as the Isthmus. an
hapa nevcr befurii rwordcd. In Niirtliciii
Mexu‘onlltlin cotton Ill‘llli and buimiia
{recs wcrc badly danmgi‘d. llud injury
was sustained by Illi‘ i‘ollcv trues of HIV
Isthmus.

cvciit iwr»

 

In protesting .l::\ln.~t ilw prupuml to add
Goid Finlay to llic list of public holidays.
tlic Albany IJUI‘ .lmuniiif Itiyh down tbc
proposition that ".‘i multiplication of holi<
days is :i guru llliIlt‘JllUl) of tho ilccud-incw
of u nation. This is :i gviunml \Illll‘llli‘lll
that fui‘ni‘liiw fund fur dulutc. and Ill ii
bc fl‘t‘illllllli‘llili‘il ah :i illli“ll=\ll fur tlw iliu
hating sticictieu that urn Hi't'dfilullllily :it a
loos fur ;\ iii-w sully-ct.

W
It is silitcil that Illl‘l'l‘ l‘ no“ in tlic
vaults of lbc 'I‘I’Pu‘llfy Ih‘lllll‘llllt‘lll :i
larger amount of gold than “its t'\‘i‘r

known to bn in ouc pliicc in tlic bi~tury nf
niiulcrii tuiic-z and probably iiiori- than
could bc nutbcnticutcil {Li wanting in ii
linglc trcnwury zit any llllli‘ lil‘l-‘I‘i‘ lll thn
world 'l'hcrc is. lliiW abmit $l7lmliliwu
of gold coin and lllllllilll.i'Xi‘lll\l\'t‘ of mm.-

353100.000 (it r-lth‘l’.\\'Illlt‘ fbu lliink of
England bii~ only about $7.3.WMIJIOU of
gold. Whiit in more singular In. that it
stops in Ill" vaults. no iiiiitti-i \vliiit thc
iiiimnnil. for as fiiat .‘H it is piiid out I! rm
turns. sliviivini: that it not
currcncy.

i»: ii favoritc

——u—_

In answer to the allcgutinn ll‘:ll \\ llllii
prctcniling tn pruciicc limil :ibstiiil-iici-
at tho l-Xt't‘ullV!‘ iii:iii~inii I‘ri \‘lilt‘lll II‘th'.‘
was a constant llllliil‘lt‘!’ :it lltllt‘r .
tzilili". lbv cditiir Hf Illl' 'I‘J-u'mnr of Minnc‘
apolis has~ roci-ntly rcci-h rd :i lt‘lll‘l’ from
Mr. Hay-cs in which he says: "I was not a
total abstaincr \vhcn l bocziiiio prcsiili-iit.
but the discussion which :irnw tlic
change at th.- executive lllflllnlull silhllt‘il
me that there was no luilf way boiiw in
the matter. During the grmitcr part of
my term. at least during tlic liist tlirw
years, I have been in priii‘ticc us in tlicorv
a total abstinencz- man and Will continue
to bc. All stntcmcnts inconsistent with
the {on-going are untrue and without

foundation . "
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iwi Eilv'x

iiVi’l‘

The _\‘. Y. Sim very pcrtincntly rc~
marks:~" \Vliy arc htalc lmgislzituriu so
apt to cunsuler ihc la~t «lily of the session
a time for cutting \t'llliul‘llfly l‘:llrv'r.~ that
would n-mlcr ;rn'~\‘ii iiicn ridiculous :iiii »
where. and in 3.“.
conspicuously (bit or plzicc': 'l‘lic (‘Ullllt‘l‘r
ticut Assembly lute bad its mock session
every i'var. during which. according to
Illt‘ IIJl'll'ur'l Timm. " till: lmlxlcl‘uu“ t‘ulk
duct often lIt'SL'i‘flvlr'd to lli'czlsv.” At. the
session Justclowd the priK‘OC‘IillgS were
more dccorous than in former yearn: vet
the members thrciv papn‘l' wads. tiles. zine!
pamphlets at each cthcr's beads. and
“ mock bills and Mllullolls, full of poor
wit. were adopted.“ One of the resolu-
.tions that caused moat merriment pro-
vided that “members of the House set
‘em up " at a popular lager beer saloon af-
ter adjournment. It js nut Connecticut
alone wliwe Legislature has bccn guilty
of such silly behavior. Similar cahibi»
tions have often occurred in other capi~

talu. and even at Albany.
“

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WAfilll \G'I‘OS LETTER.

l>'~:hl:itl\‘»= chamber.

 

Sun Buxnuw'r rs Wuiiixorox.

 

From our Regular t‘om-g.cudcnt.‘,
Wasmsnrox. D. t". April 1‘3. HM.
Since I last wrote you. I have seen &ra
Bernhardt. Your readers have no doubt
read criticism: by profusional or paid
critic; and it may muse them to know
what intro-union she made on the waxen
susceptibility of your not critical corre—
apondont. who. havinc paid three dollar:
for his ticket. feel: under no obligation to
pant a role or over eulogiae n maxewhnt

“why Fmdrwom‘in. This play was
shut best known in this country,
“ Canine.“ and I think the acting of Bern-

hard; and the entire out was . e
mlian'ty of the acting as dmguum
from the style. too common in this coun-
try. was that it was not " Oct-niche." nor
did it “cone tardy on." It was not ex-
accrued. famed. or attained. I think I
have an tho part batter nodal-ed by
W has Kodiaka has a grant at
can... before an American audience, in
“ah-spank: English as humanita-
a“ can M and. no war

It is a pity l

Ilka-M5
illit '-

vulviinround tbc Frcncli capitol. The
cafcs of tbc Iioubiviiril ill-s Italicns and
I the Jiirdin Mubillc :irc cvcry night. after

eliivvii o'clock. full of just such niembcrri
of socicty; and [do not think tlicy bclp
tlzc cans” of tlic world's improvcmi-ut so-
cinlly. or in pui‘c {\l'l.

— <>—
TE‘I'ER.\

NICE.

 

Th0 urticlcx undcr this hcml arc j'iirni'slii-ii
by Ni.‘ ll'mm H's (‘hri'sfiun 'I‘cnqx'rmirc
of .N'uulii .Yuniwlk.

I'niun
Tlll‘. l‘lii‘m ll .\.\‘l) TENI‘l-leANl E.

The Trcmont Tciiiplc Tciiiprrnncc (‘onr
ventinn. last wcck in BtWIUIl. adopted in
full thc rcport of its " (‘oniiuittce (in Ac-
tiiin." of which Ilcv l). I’. Milford iii-toil
ll.“ chairman. The following prcnuiblc
with suggestions wcrc embodied in the
‘ rcport:

Looking upon the fact lbiit more than
600 ministers of this Commouwmillli lini'c
subscribcd their names to tllt‘ priiiciplc of
total :iliiatiiicncc "as the only practicable
i and cunnlntcnl ground against iiituuipcr-
l ancc." thcri-fori- we suggest tbc following
i action: ‘

1. Lot Illr‘ Tl tal nbstinc'iicc pli-dizn bi-
cu‘culntcd eis ivftcn its pructuuiblc in ull our
cliurcbcs and (‘i'Ilgrt‘glllltIHN

 

 

l ‘3. Lu! scriiioih lc pri-m'hcd upon lbm
and klndl‘cil topics with :i \ low to mluculc
public scnti iii-iit up to lbc ui'cut law of
lsclf-sacrfic ‘ I'i‘T lIlt‘ cool (If Ulllt'l‘ri.
ll. l.u-l (-iii‘b pastor ll:\\'l' ii ciiiululllce. l0
bl- i‘.‘llli‘ll ~~ 'l‘lic l'niiiiiiitti-c on 'I‘i-mpcr-
iiiicc." “'c \ruuld rccninnicud that if
comm of inch and women. 'l‘but lllc)
embrace in llii-ir duties the circulation of
teiiipcmncc litcratlirc; thi- visiting ul' lbw
Inmilicsnfthc lllll‘lllpt‘l'lllt‘. pcrxnluil cf-
furts to rcdcciu tliii faillcn. iinil l-spc. Lilly

to surround lllt‘lll \\ llli l‘luisiiiiu iiitbii-ii-
L‘i‘rn.
4. l.ct spci‘iiil i-ll'ni'tx bc uiiiib- by IIII‘

pintor.‘ in tlic huudu) ~.~cb.ml to train lbi~
lllc cliildrcu in lulnl lllinlllll'lll‘t'. MIMI 1c!
the plulgi- bc :i purl «if t'l't'l')’ ii-nr‘.‘ work.
Lot him not fail in put llll‘ lusi li'llilich
811130Illemlllrt‘llllnl’h‘ Sunday mcbool ll-
brarics.

\‘i'i- ill- lu-l'ci-_\ iillt‘xchiis to
lli'lx‘llnll} iiw our but nul \\‘lr~i‘ll club-liv-
ul‘» lii rli‘il lil i‘llli‘l‘ lll Illl‘ Il‘l' illllt‘n \\ lll‘ll‘
“‘c rl'iltll‘ alli ll lllt‘ll will} lla‘ arc of lllll‘t‘
tciiiiwi‘nlicc lllllI liriiliilutui‘y )‘lllli‘lllli‘n.

\. lilo‘ilg-‘

l

i ll \Yc rrciiniluviid that the lumlhl“ of

cliurcbcs i=1 i ur liu'izcr lil\\‘l\a llllll
sock through coiiliulttccs to Him“! lbc \ i.-~
tiui of drink in our iiiiiiiii'iitil ciiui‘h _|ii~l
i\ lli'll lic fl’l'l‘ tln- ilhfll‘dt‘i' of m ll indul-
izviii-v. and by l‘lix‘istuui nyiiipiitby
l‘lvllll‘I‘l iii-l llllll in ri'ti'ii-Viug lust cluil‘nc
iri‘ :iiiil iii:iiili.»...l.

\"llll‘!

and

I‘ll.- l'nllnii mg Bilillllt‘llli‘llllll icsulvi-s
\vcrc :iilnpli-d zil'lcr llcliiitc:

\\'ur:iu~;.\~ lllln cnuvciuion is \‘Ullll‘ii~i-il
of mm ministers. all having subscriln-l to
tlic priiicipli-s of totLil llllxlllll‘lli‘i‘ iiud pri ~
liiliitioii. (lllil signifying tbcir lll‘lilrl‘ to
llllllt' zill denominatioXh in promoting this
gi'i-iit i'rfiiiiimil 2i. 'l‘liu-icf l'i'.

Ii" Vial!" If. 'I‘liiil llllx l‘iIllVI‘lillun allzi‘i II‘I)
lI“‘lr(" tlzi' .‘I-l‘SIll’llllrl’lls Matc- 'l'cinpvi‘uiilw
.\llI:iiici- (tlnl tbc Mu»:u-buwtl~ 'I‘otiil .’\II
in uliitc. iiiid out of tlic
[\i’o gii i- Us ii .\l:i.~.~:icbu‘ctl~ Sliui- 'l‘riupi-r
lll'

*llm‘lii'c Nicit‘ly

{be
tciupci‘ntc UIHI supprcssiug tlic trutlic.

:iuce Hocicty to aid us in n:l\‘lll'{

Mandi-vii. That the (‘liiiir appoint ll cniii~
lllllli‘v- of live which shall make i-very in-
quiry us to what is necessary to unitc the
two societies rcfcrrcd to. and bring to pass.
if possible. their union. and. if not possi-
ble. to state why not in the public prints.
~ 999
Bis-hull l’o-tcr .‘gnlust Ill-Hush.

Uswmm. April li—Iiisbop Fostur of
Boston. who prcsidcu over the Northern
New York l‘unl’ercncc of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in 5033b“) in this city.
gave old-style Mcthodisin a galvanic shock
in his addrms to-day to the candidates for
admission to Confcriince. The Methodist
revival is an institution as old as the
Mctliiiiiht l‘liurcli. but Bishop Foster lul-
monislicd iliu ciiiuliihtm that ' continued
growth la bcttcr lll.lll im nixiliiui-lic of re-
vivals." lie also dcclni'cii that “ ‘ (letting
up revivals‘ is an Uiliull" phrase among
115. and a disgusting fact." llc illiclziri-d
himself tired of Christians who hiive to be
coaxed. and said while emotion is a touch-
ing thing. " to sea a man snivcl and
cry is foolishness." In ri spec-t of preach
ing. he said people will go anywhere
where they can get thought. and a. man
who has nothing to say must not expect
to have congregations.

”W“
The Clvn service Qnullon.

 

[Specisi Dispatch to the lluezon Journal]
“'ASHISTOS, Monday. April 18.
The following statement iii to the policy
of the administration is obiaim d from
one who ought to know:

“Civil Service order No. 1 mav as Well.
once for all. with respect to the Saw York
custom house and all other places. he re-
gardcd as abolishcd. The new adminis-
tration does not repose to exclude its of-
ficers from imtiCipation in political affairs.
or from the exprcsmon of political opin-
ions. Inasmuch as it is the purpose to ap-
point the best men to ofiice. it is deemed
very unwue todisqualify the best men
from an active participation in political
aflairs. The . ew York custom house
will be re ed from its busi-
ness standpoint, and the first thing re-
quired of it and the amoeba in charge
Will be a strict performance of all their

will ho considered quite l ‘tiinate for the
heir York curtain house cials, nod for
other custom house ofioera to exert their

 

the democratic party. but it is not doomed
within the proper province of the custom
bonus, or of its oficiala. to aid in da~
faaun one portion of the republican par-
i :wi regard to comm waxed between
liter-sot sections of the republican party
the tannin house will be neutral. An re.
nrda contest waged between the republi-
can party and the democrat party. the

rustic party.“ .. v“-

Window! ofBI Backbone
a. “martian.

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custom house will be a ma“ MIN-“83% sun Frauds in the South.“
and 9mm?!“ WNW“ Wt the demo- Rae dinouuea “ The Life and Writings of aclveii “ family.“
GoorgeElliot.” in a manner that will be answered by his sudden death. W. W.
found to be interacting and instructive.
notwithmdingthozmtunount already left of the six that for seventeen years

writtaaaboutluv. Iii-Jitty'ordwnm luv. mud over thuam maul

 

 

The “author‘s Datum".

So much has been said and written of
this play of a complimentary character.
that unless some defect were discovered.
nothin'g now remains. From one end to
the other of this coiintryi rind even across
the water over to England. have the press
and public joined in one song of praise for
Mac drama of America and its brilliant
author. No other play of the day has
stood so many repetitions. and no com-
pany has made so great a success of it as
has Mr. L‘ollier‘s.

This organization is the most completely
pcrfcct one that is now travelling, every
member of it having been picked out ex-

pressly because of thcir adaptnbdity to the
character which they were i '{llll‘C‘d to

perform. In tho work of .m: .tion Mr.
('ollicr has boon rcnuirknbli iccessful.
and to-day his name stands i l .c iiniusc-

mcnt world us it synonym l ucccss and
perfection in every detail. .\ it only has
bc a good company ofactoria ind actrOEM‘fi.
but he has iiiirruunilcd liiiiisclf with a
corps of faithful assistants in thc business
dopartmcnt of his company. who are all
gcntlcmcn and thorough business men.
worthy of their chief.

As to the play. it is one of tlic most tcn-
dvrly touching we have ever witnessed.
appealing to the fincst feelings of the
hczirt. and With each rcpctition showing

ncw licauticii and tclling new truths. In
ii word. it is always frcslu even. if sccn
every night. It! popularitv Will ncver

wzinc. for it tells a tiilc fiiiiiiliiir to all of
us. and yet in n stylc new and novel to us.
'l‘lic language is clcgnnt. tho scntiiiicnt
beautiful and the moral instructive.

Of the pcrformancc. Ali we have said
lwforc. and we take great plcnsurc in TN-
poniing it. the imrforiuluici- of the drunui
by the company is as near pcrfcction .u»
can “‘1'“ be iiungiiii-il. Not a .‘liarnctcr is
'.}‘.‘“!'i\tl|‘il. cvcn in tlic comedy parts.
wbcl'ctbi-rc in iilwziys so much liccnsc.
iiud \vlii-rctbcoppoi'tunitics for hummu-
L‘l‘t‘ so great. tlic acting in iill iiiiturnl nnd
vciv Nlllifill‘ltll‘y. 'It'lll‘.‘ uud lllllKllft‘r
iilikc iiri- brouprbt in n lll\llll‘lll iiuuiucr.
and with no sci-mini; cl'foil on llll‘ part of
tlw pcrfiirninrs. who H‘t‘lll to bc illiiylng 7
lbciiIi-u-lvcs.

()f tbc pcrfnriueu'ii Kim llllli'll pruisc cnn
not IM‘ limitiwcd upon tlii- Ill'IlVllIlllII incin-
iii-rs of tlic company for ili ll' corrccl und
i'iiiiscicillliiun work. Show How points lll‘v
notici-d l‘llL‘Il night. and llllll‘ things [but
"a in show tbc lint-b of art iiri- plainly
ulscoi‘uililc nt cvci'y iiioiiicnt of tho pliiy.
~I‘i'ftxliiu-g I’m-I.

——Tllt‘ company will pct‘folm
" llziukcr's Iliiuulucr " lll Mllhll' llnll. Fri.
«lily. .-\pr112lltli. ’I‘icki-ts “Ill lu- pliiccil Ill.
usuzil IWll'l‘h‘. mid for l‘illt' :il lloyt'n I’bitr-
many.

about

”—99%!"-
B0“‘A\"I‘0\.

Tbc ll -v. H. (‘. Spi-uccr. biiviiig fiillillml
lilizippoluliuciu lu-rc for ouc yi-iir. bun
lcfl lil~ iiiviiiory Ill'ill In ibi- iiiiiiil~~ of his
'I‘bu)’ :iplvlii-d In tho l‘lill'
\\llll ii-.

\‘UllKl'l‘KdllHll.
li‘l’i'lli'i‘ lii IlilVl‘ llllll i‘nlilllllli‘il
but tliv). lbi- l'ozlf- i'i-m-v, \i'ci‘i‘ uni llllll' In
uiiiil‘l-i'llilc Illa grcul :ilillil}. uliil li-l'l llllll
will III ”N ciilil. \Vlll‘l‘l' lu‘ li.i- llt‘l‘ll knock
in; for :iduuniuu l. r ll\I‘ pail llll‘t‘i')'l‘lll'~'
Nun-r lwfol‘c \vin IIIHIH‘) ruin-«l an nulml)‘
lbiril
lllUl‘i‘ uiouc)‘ lllllll In u~\i:ll living lllllll lll
\\'llllulll iiiiy .lill'ii-ulty. 'l‘lic young pim-
phi “'l‘rt' capcciiilly disliiilmililml. forth-1v
bud IN‘t‘Il laiugbl lbc uIisi-uri-luiblc licbl-s
of l‘lil‘ixl. mi ibiit i‘lll'lhllllllll)‘ \\‘ll~ ilcliinu

till-:iy llic Pl'l‘.lllli‘l"fi Milui'i oni-

~lrzilml In lllt‘lll to ln' Illl‘ unc [lung lll‘l‘ll'
ful. iiuil lilacxuiiiplc of Ili'lhll‘lllli‘lll null
llln-rullli‘ mind llllll liigli lll public I‘rill-
liuilinii. l‘oulcicu. .- bus will Us llll‘ li'i'\'.
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\\ bu ll i~ lwlici‘wl \i ill gum tho ll":lll~‘ of
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alriwl} lit-gun.
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lluluilmn of “uric"

crmlil l'iii‘ llil‘ll' ~kill illlll pli'Hll Jliilguiciit

lll lbw ii'viiliin Ill of this tut-m.

lll.\l Niliilw

'l‘lw “milling of I‘I‘tNlHII lllll‘l uud Mina».
.\l;u_\ l i‘ui'kcll I‘lllllt‘ nil llisl \Vciliic‘iliiy
chum; :il llu ll nu ll lioiiic. wlilcb \"lth llll
fiiriiisbml l‘t'i‘lll) lHl' lmuw lil'l‘l lug. \\'i~
\Vl‘ill llli‘lll ll long lift of lll‘llllll iiiid prom
lll‘lll).

lt‘ciiiiviiibi-i‘ lbw It'llllml‘lllll‘t‘ culwi’liun~
iui-ul iii lbc bob-l on Sdllll‘llll)‘ t*\'\‘llll\;,(.

Tln- imp \ioik illlil I'lilllllg‘ of tho
Him-ii bridgc- i~ baring lii'm‘iuln ul‘ l‘llllll

lll‘\\'

\vilb mini. wbii-b iv llllli‘Vll on in n him

that in. l‘i|\l'|‘lll,; 1:. lf‘l‘lllllil

Hii Monday night our old and l‘l'splW‘UNI
l'.~ll..w tmviisuicn Lugriind l'riiw piissiul to
his rcx‘l iifli-l' n lung Mr. l‘i‘uw
ivii~ Ullt' of lbw olili-sl bcri- lillil
was known for his Iliuuiiu lii‘iiiiic.~.~~ :iml
('lll‘ltil Ill!
sluudui‘d. niid no iiiiin couldiippruiicb him
With :my scbi-iiic that not strictly
boncst. He Will cvct' lw ri-mi-inbcrcd us a
nun that was iiIWHyH strictly just.

__.,....,a___.
LEN-r llic churn”?

Slccp.

llllli‘srl.
rimiili-iits

uiiobtrusivc cliiiriicti-i‘. “'ll!

\\'l\.‘

i lo'rilxii‘~ Tum unr-
.\‘m\ quicily inn-i llr‘llf child nfiiiy bosom,
)liiv lliu iiuucl of pcact- It~ wnirli il‘cl' you keep.
Whllr you llr' mynur crib through thculli-nt iilglu
waichcn,
And kccp you from harm wbllc ) on puiit‘cfully i-lccp.

Lcl H fciv yenh- ullilc by. which 1- but us a day
\Vi!h Ill" Allii‘mu ('ri‘ul'll'. who our dqwllnlw kcep
Uiirrliiiil from lt- plil)‘ m tircd iiIiil mwi-nrv.
w:.: forgcl ii!; iii. Il““l\l(‘| In r-Hfl. balmy nlccp.

\an-il lifi full nf hopc ~i-i-nih lii rim up below you.
.\iid Hod In h - llli'l'i’) liui L'lH‘Il you In km p,
A ~o.ii;d Ill‘ullll) mind iind ii iiuurum body.
Do in»! flllli your bright priii-pccl through llic will)!
of nice! i-lt’t‘p.

D.) cilrcsiiiid unlit-noun in tho full tlrcnglli of mini»
hood.

Onynur lll‘lll‘l cud u- shadow: uud causn you to
“PEP.

Thank (ind for tho umin hi' IHIF gruntul lllll‘rt‘ulun‘fl.

Thi- ria-ioriug of nut lll'!’ through sleep, pn‘t‘lnun
r-lt‘i';l

\thn inn -llll of your llft‘ lln Illt‘rlllulll lius paw-d.

And ll‘WllI‘ll lb.» linrimii ll rim-ni- gently to .Iwccp,

If your l'fa bin.» ln-cii pure in [Mr -lglil of your .\liikcr.

You run iii-Iconic the night which brings HY!“ run
in sleep,

May lhc cvc of your day» be quiet and lovcly.

And tho river you cums. which in Mild to lic doep.

Be muccfiil and calm. till you wake in tlic morning

In the land of bright promise whom theypcvcr nm‘d

rice“
Axon Yum-s.
Rowaytun. April lb. Int-ll

«w
lnlcruatlotml
May ISQI.
The table of Contents of the May Inter-
national Review embraces a number of mu
ticles of interest and value. The place of
honor is accorded to Mr. A. V. Dicey.
who writes about England‘s Chief Justice,
who died but. year-Sir Alexander Cock-
burn. Though the article has little of the
biographical element, and given but a
meagre idea of its subject‘s life. it is valua-
ble in showing the great advocate and
J udge‘s legal career. Mme. Z. Rauozin

 

 

Burnt-U Review.

upon “ The last trial of Russian Nihilists,"
the first part of which has been so well

power on all proper occasinns w data“ received and favorably referred to by the Unit's.

press. “Taxation of Inter-States Connv
meme“ forms the theme for a short may
by Mr. Brooks Adams. Mr. William 0.
Low writes concerning "The Balance of
the Geneva Award." Another article
baring upon political matters is by Mr.
Henry Gannett upon “The Alleged Gen.
Mr. W. Fraser

 

of the “ Constitutional Tendencieé

 

France." Anprtiéle by a bright young
Japanese studentdn Anterica. Mr. K.
Mitsukiirl; upon “ Recent Changes in Ja-
pan.“ may be called the novelty of the
number, and it will also be found to be a
piece of literary work worthy of the pen
of men who have not been obliged to
lcnrn a foreign language as a preparation.
The number is concluded with a short
criticism upon some recently published
histories of the United States. Tho num-
her is meaty, and contains an unusual
amount of interesting reading. New
York: A. S. Barnes & Co. Five dollars a
year; fifty cents ii number.

w“
OPEN LETTERS.

 

Machinery at Iho l-‘nlr.
Soi'ru Nonwux. April 18th. 1981.
.‘lfcsxrn. Eili'furs (i/SENTleln—C‘nn not
some of our manufacturers he pcrsundcd
to ut some machinery in the Fair soon
to licld. If the Iron IVVnrks would
place some lathe or plane-r in and have it
operated by some one who knew how to
usc such a machine it would attract more
attention than most anything clsc. Lct
the lock factor '. lint shops. COTBt‘l. factory
and printing of ices add some part of their
business. so that we can 806 how lt. is
done. and it Will do iiiorc toward milking
tbc Fair :1 success than any otbcr dcpart-
incnt. Push the matter and let us ltiivc a
Fair \vbcru wo ‘an It‘urll Honictbing as

well us spend our inoncy.

Iti-sp'y. Amnkun.
-'l‘lic above suggestion is A good onc.
Tliri-e \vecks ago tb" SENTINEI. oflcred to
put :i miniature printing 'illit‘o in the bull
[or the benefit of the Libray Corporation.
and tlic proposition was accepted by tho
President.

 

at»
A Nul-ulicc.
Mr. h'ili'tor:———One of tliu' grunts-st nuis-
ances in this citv is the sandwulk on Main
strcct in thc IIo low. I’coplc. rnthcr tbiin
piissnvcr this walk. tiikc tbc strcctnnd
tbc mud or din-it. as the chain may be. If
Ircmcmbcr rightly. ciglit or nunI yt‘lll‘n
ago tho city liiid u walk in front of :i poor
man's irciuiiicii adjoining this. and mint
pcllcd iim to piiy for it. I Would iisk.
Why didn‘t our city llll'lllll‘lllt‘N ilo llic
h‘llllil' thing in thin l‘lel'. 'l‘lic \\'IiiIII‘ nll‘i‘I-l,
in Npolli-d by thin mm bri-nk in tlic Milw-
wlllk. If lbcrc is doubt as to mvucrsbip
of tlic propcrty. tbc sub-walk ciin lm bud.
and ii bcu pluccd on tho proportv. (‘cr-
tuiuly tbc wulk ought to no laid. ci'cii if

 

tbc city bus to puy for it. I.
H" I “ is right. ’l‘bcrti I! no gi‘clilcr

nuin'aucc in Illln’ city than the wnlk re~

found to in tlic allow coiuinuiuciitiou.

Thwrc ought lolw biickbouc cuougb to
rl‘lm-ily lbw] I'll].

m
Amulu-r Sufism-cc.

[Cull-(urn (if f/i.’ HliiV’l‘INliil. I had Illlul‘tl
(but i'rc this our council “‘Hlllll bin-cm 'i~u
Hilllll‘ m‘luin liiivnl'il Kliail‘iliuiz tbi- condo“
and lli‘ltllll of I‘i'hltll‘lllfi of lbc city nuiiliinl
tlm lllll\llll\‘t‘ of \itlllln mid umxpoolmu lli'rt'
scii‘iii'conuccllnin can l-N' llllllll‘. \l'ltb
lbw :Illllrlllu‘lllllu \i'iirui \Vl‘itlllt‘l' \i'i- iiri- llll'
moiil-licil lI_\' tlic bll'lll‘llt'n arising from
tlicsc |Il:\\‘i‘H. pul‘tli'ului‘ on lower \‘lilillr
lugluil ‘llrl'l‘l. Hull “'1' illl' lll iliiniri-r of
‘ll‘lilll'fi'h from Illl‘fill lll‘il'l‘hl‘ lii'i-cilllig

Illll‘t‘n. 'l‘lii'rii bus lmi'u ll win-r through
\'.i~biu;;lnuxtri-vl long l'lli'llKll lo llv\\|‘
~*\‘cl‘_\ plucv lll ll l'iillllt‘i'li'il. lillil lbi-i‘u i~
lll| rllli‘ll lillliy pliu‘w lll llll'l ll_\' in lbc l'I‘dl‘
of \Vunlilligtuh sin-cl prupcrly. 'l‘lm ought
to bc lllll‘lllli‘il to lll Hlll‘i'. K. '1'.
C‘.

ll‘RIIIN.

.\ milci‘t hill‘lilllli‘ \\ill culmi oil lll llli‘
tiiii‘u Il.ill llun \vl‘lllll‘fllldY \‘\l‘lllllh{.

Furiuiug \iurk Illlri l‘illllllluni‘i‘il iii cur
mist,

WW. I.. llii'brii‘dwii. lbw Ili‘\\' [savior of
tbc .\l. l) cliiiicli. occupied tbu pulpit lllnl
Sunday lln )‘l‘l‘lli’lll‘ll \ci‘y lllli I'iwtuig
Rl‘l‘lllilllh bulb lIliil'lllllg ltllil l‘\i'lllll_‘.:.

Iii‘\. ll. l“. lli’mll'oiil bus l‘clui‘iml from
H \‘Inll In York Hldli‘. lln' lll‘l‘ill'lll‘ll lll Illn
l‘ll\ll'i‘ll but Siiiiilii

l-‘r-ul llidiibock bun mild llln pllii‘i‘ of bus-
uivss bow in ll Ntuiiil‘unl unto. Mr. Illilll'
buck and liluul} lui\'c izum‘ in Ncw York.

Mrs. I‘l\l\\'lll'tl Smith-bl
l‘llhlj' .u‘ll‘ll.

is quilc diiugwr—

Op.

Obituary.

\\'u.i.ii.\i Miiiitw.

'l‘bis c illllllllllll)‘ was shocked on how
du)‘ Iiiniiiiili; by tho ltllllullln‘l‘llli‘lll nl‘ tbc
III‘IllIl of \\'illuiln Millicw. illli‘ of tlic old
uml inml rcspcctcil i'uiiiilculn of fluI cu)".
Lint 'l‘liutsdiiy iiiulil. whcu lu- li-fl (‘i'i-l'ut
& Kiuuip‘u uppi-i‘ factory. bi‘ Mild to W.
\\'. llouloii. iiiicnl‘ his fl‘lbiw workiui-ii.
‘ You‘ll Ilill't‘ to go It :ilimc ii'itlioiil iilc
on Siiiuriliiy. for on Sunday l am going to
III (in 5 ll.‘
ui‘iliiy iiioi‘niug IH‘ lwgiintu lum'i‘. \iilb
lbc llsfllbllllll'l‘ of l l. Ki‘i‘b'l‘. from [IN Hill‘-
liiiul. plucc on tho \\'il.-mii Point Road in

bouw iii Illl‘ lowcr cud of M iiu
.\t noun bc lll\llt‘tl )li'. Iii'i'li‘r In
(It liiiuuc. Mr. K. tln-u
ri-iiiiirkcil to Mr. .\I. “ Moving don't iiizi'cii
with you." IIH‘ ri-mzirk lvciiiu (‘i'l‘ilflllllll‘ll
by lbw [l’lllllf‘ of Mi". MC. I‘Illlllll‘lllllll‘i'.
(\l 1 o'clock bo- anhl bl‘ Would go dim ll lo
lllcolil plat-c. iiiid bring up rlllllll- point“...
from tbc t‘v‘llul'. ll--foro lic wciit Mr». M.
(‘Jlllllnllt'il him no! to IlNH'l‘ nuythuiu out
of tho ecllar. ln-ciiunc it was no ilnuip. llc
Walkcd (IO‘NH to thc buusc. inking with
hiuiiipcacb buskct. and wont into ibc
cellar and began to till it with potiitoi-s.
Mr. Crime was in tlui cellar with him
asking about sonic eggs. when all iit once
Mr. M. straightiinml out and fcll into Mr.
(“.-i. arms. Mr. Kepler wcnt into the cul-
Illl‘ about this lime, and together With
Mr. l'. succecdcd iii cai‘iyiiig tho PTUH~
ti'iito mail In thi-
storiitivi-s ii'crc

ciit «liuiinr my iu-w liousu.”

bis iii-iv
Hti‘v‘ci.

tlllllll‘l' Illl‘ Ill'\\'

i'ooiu lllliH't‘. IIi-i'c rc-
iipplicd. mid in about
twenty lllllllllt‘S bc i'cciivcrcd cou-
sciiiusncnn iiud opening his cycs NIIlI.
“Km-li-r. I've got through. Uiulliiivc
mercy on my fi'ieiids.-I have no ciieiiiics,"
and then gazing; into Mr. Kcelci"s filen. he
added, “You lizivn always lwcn my
friend.“ Dr. Higgins was called as soon
possible. About (lu'clock. Mr.‘l\l. rnllicd.
and Wain placed in aciirriiigc and taken
to his new home. At 9 o‘clock he rallied
again. and the doctor mud to him. “You
are feeling better ?“ He answered “No,"
anda minute afterward threw up his
hands and exclaimed, "My head will
split,“ and expired. The cause of his
death was a congestive chill. probably
brought on by his going into the cool cel<
lar. after having become heated by his
walk.

Mr. Miihcw came to this city from
Bethel seventeen years ago and went to
Work blocking hats for Crofut it Knapp.
where he Worked uninterruptedly until
his death. At that time his companions
at the kettle were Abram Boeruin. Joseph
Bouton. Edward Godfrey. W. W. Benton
and Horace Wildinan. Of these. four are
now dead. and singular to relate they
have all died suddenly. Wildmau was
killed by a milk train that went down on
Sunday tosee the ruins of the Cos Cob

duties as public servants. That done, it contributes the conclusion of her paper bridge when it was burned the first time.

The train came in collision with another.
and Wildman was one of the unfortu-
Josoph Benton died of hasty
consumption in 1875. after six daysill-
nails. Edward Godfrey died afteravery
brief sickness ln1879. After Godfrey’s
death Mr. Mallow remarked to his re.
maiuing companions. “Who‘ll be the
next to zoom. of the family. Tho family
isall being broke up,“-—it was the cus-
tom of then abopmatss to call them-
The question has been

Bunion and Mr. Boeruiii are the only two

 

in one! of them remarked to the writer yes-

 

terday, “I tell you; it is a lonesome shop
now." ‘

Of Mr. Mabew‘s cliiiriicter. we know
of nothing better that can be said than
we heard from the lips of one who knew
him best. in answer to our inquiry of
what kind of it man be was. The reply
we received was that he was the essence
of manhood boiled down. lie was ofa
quiet disposition, but, pox-iewicd (in un-
flinching regard for right. and would nev-
er Ewcrvc from it. lloncst and kind,
luict and true. unussuiiiing and grand.
and by his

(
he was all that llllldl' ll miin.

death is rciuovcd from among us. in
every sense of the tcrm, one of our best
citizens.

Mr. Millicw scrvcd xiii ii volunteer in the
19th Infantry in the Mexican War. undcr
General Scott.

Tbc funeral was largely nttcnilcil ycs-
tcrdny nftcrmioii. at tho Baptist Tiilwl‘uii-
Cli‘. Ilci'. J. M. Taylor prciiclikig tbc acr~
mon. and paying :i linc li'ibutc lo the dc-
ccitscd. Tbcrc worn in flllt‘llllltllvi‘ and
”occasion a liii‘gi- dclcgzitiou from Spark-
ing \ ’iitcr Tcuipb- of Honor. llllll lbc lliit
Mnkcr‘n Association of which III‘ was nu
highly cstccuu-d Illt‘lllllt‘l'. 'I‘hc l'(‘llll|lHH
werc inlcl'i'cd in llll‘ l’im- Island(kunctcry.

i'llAltLES )llxoii iliLiiicm‘.
(From the N. [I .louriiul llllll i ourii-r. .\pr:l lH. NM l

 

About it your and ii liiilf iigo IIH‘I'I' ll‘l'
poured in them coluniusnn :u‘tii'lii i-utilb-d
“(lcoi'uc I‘ltlwnrds Hilbert." tbn min-lung
soutciicc of which wan as follows: ()f llic
(iilbcrt Iii'olbci‘s. known to m-w-rul i'i-ccul
gliiii-riitii-uu of Hilltlt‘lll‘ of Yulc. lllltl plcw
niiully rcuicmbcri-il by lilultiluilws in tlic
city. but si‘iu‘ci-Iy (Il~llllgllls‘lll'll from in-cb
Ollll‘l‘ by any. mic Ilil“ uli'i-dily mum to [lu-
lll’c Ill‘_\'(lllll.

It Ilt‘t‘llllll‘fi t‘iw dulv of tlic
writci‘ lo lllllllllllll'i' Ibi- l'zii'l tbzil tlit- ollii-r
has Illllhlll‘il bis i-zirllily mirccr. IIIH dc
p ll’lllI‘L' III ik lilui'l‘ lill lllt- lllli'rllimll Hf llli'
Ifilll ill-d . HI Ill“ ll ills - iif his father, Ii'vV.
W. ll. lillln‘l‘l, lll|\\' rmiuliiig lll South
Norwulk.

In ”Milling of (Marin. ll l.- ll.ll\ll_\' Ili‘l'"

.mul Num-

cssnl'v to .l . Illllll‘ lb lll i' -pn-;il \\ llill “.15
fluid ill. Hmnpn ill. Illl‘ millll‘ ilh’l‘. IllLlll
llvl‘ of liliu ~u -.'.il l'll<|lill‘l|‘|‘l\li« .. lull"

Mills. :llii l_\ ~ l ”gully-i lll lull: m I, .m-li ml
and i-ollugv- din. lb.- mlllll‘ l'i‘llglirll“ (nitb;
Illi' mull" iii \' iui'iign.
llll'

lbc mull." lll lll‘l' he;
pailli-Iii'c .lllil i'liri‘tmii i‘l~.~.w.'ii.iliiui'
rhilllll‘ llI surc lllel’ ol‘ llli'hm‘il luiiiiui'iiilily.
“'l‘buy \vi-ri- [llt'ilh ml and Iovcly lii tlicll'
IIVl‘ri, and iii tbi-ir \ll'lllll tbcy \\'t‘l'\‘ but
llLlli’lIlllllWl. In c-i'i-i'y \i'ui'llly I‘lllil‘lll“
Lcrlstlc tbi-y \i'ci‘c “ par iinblc friill'uui.”
Mr (lllbi-l‘l llllwl fur i‘lilli'gi- iii llll‘
Hartford school. and giiuluiitcd
Irwin \lilll' lll lllt' l'lil‘u‘i ill l‘Tv‘. bcuruig
ivitli Illlll tln- iiiiiii-rm‘il l'l'nl't'i'l of cl...“
lllilll'~ .luil li-ucln-i'». .\l'lv-r gluiilildliou lll‘
cugiigi-il lll lciu'liiiig, Illll
to lit bluiwll‘ for Illl‘ inmliiul prob-“ion,
Nilui‘ly ll )i-iil‘ iigri. |llil\'l'\l by llll lllhltll-

High

\i'ih iiuu-ulliug

ubbi ili‘hll‘t‘ \ibli'll bu iiuil llln‘ lirolbi-I‘ bud
loiigi-liciiwbwl. mill llll‘llll; llli' iii-ml of
l'I'hl, Ili‘lll‘l'llll‘ll upon ii l|.l‘l_\' I‘luropcuu
lolll'. lil~ [Lilli .lllll lbw \iilh-i's
ill will lil'llll‘. luulucul In
bulb ixi‘lmugwil .mllllllilllilln
unilcr win of Him
l‘l‘l‘l'." \vci‘n lbc .luyn lbc)‘ apiilil

l'll'H‘V'll
ll \\.l‘ ll ulml
\\lli‘ll llll')
ul‘i‘lliia ('illi-im‘lllll. .‘lllll
lugi-lbcl‘
tilllullg lbw l‘llllln ul llli‘ " l".ll‘lll.tl l‘ll_\'."
llul licdhl no! rccluil in Ill' lilllli‘llhlll‘ll.
iiliil iix tbii llllilllll'itlfnlllllllll‘l'lillll iiutuuiu
llithrll‘ll ll l‘\'l\l|‘lll llllil Ill'
milking \iilli lbw noun Ilixlillilllx .liuuiw

“llll‘ll lull lu‘illbcr in llli‘

Iii-inimi- \\'.i.~

iniirlml lllr‘
gruvc.

.-\uilunw Illl‘1‘\1H‘I‘ll‘lli‘|‘i|{llll‘)‘f‘.\|’ l-c
i‘nl‘c ln ~ulnlitiitl.lll) 'l‘lii-l‘c
llll‘hlllll“ Ililfll‘lll I'lltlllli'lllk‘t‘ illlll lllli'illli
pliuuiuu ~uliiiil~~luii nu lbw purl of tbc
sull‘iii‘cr. lbw millli‘ li‘llili'l‘ l‘ill'l‘ lllhl ll‘i‘lll-
bllu; ‘Hllll'lllllll‘ nu Illl‘ purt of lllll‘l‘lllh und
ll.-:iuiil'iil iiiiil «Wm-ll} l‘lil'lnllllll
wct‘c lbc lll'l‘lllllllK days llc klli‘“ \\’l\i|lll
bc trust. d. lll‘ kucw “'llllllt‘r lll‘ Willi fining;
iiud bu \i‘cul i‘iiliul} llllll \"llllillll four. .\
gl‘niluiildi-clmu fullowcd l'." u rapid «liL
sum! of l\ fiiw ill) s. llllll "Hood li‘riiluy."
lmciiuiu l ‘biu'lii-R "l‘Liinloi‘ Minn.

And hi‘l\ll1llll1‘l'llrIIII‘RINNIllll‘IIrIll‘ll-‘l‘

Ii'|\i‘lllt‘\l. IN

ainlcrs.

gunc. Nucb cziii illy biwpurml. 'l‘lic \vurld
bulb Ill‘l‘tl of llll‘lll. .\ud Illl‘ iiiiiuiulilil.»
l‘ll'l'l" of flu-ink ~lbii family. all. how
mini) tbi-y iiccil Illt'lll. Tbi- (lllbrl'l

brutlu-ixl bow unuiy scullcrcd \\'Illt‘l_\' m‘ul‘
llll‘ \i'urld. How many lici'c lll IIII‘ city
plviwuitly rci‘ull llli‘lll ollllllg sidc hr and»
in cullcgi'. in church: \vnlklu Vtogctbi-rup
:iiiil \Iil\\'ll llicu-hu‘iii-lsl Alli bow liulliV
iiivsiill to know lbiu llll‘ plums \vlucb
lilli'\\' lbcm \vill know tbcui no morn-l
Dill lbc} Ml, lomillwr. \nilli lugctbvr ligiiin.
'I‘ilgi'llii-l‘ llii')‘ l‘i‘ml il\'i‘l‘ llli“ till‘lllly’ lilo,
and mm \\llll pi-l‘l‘ci‘l \‘lsiuii tbnt It “an
M“ right. llml [bi-rm \\':l~ Ili' llll‘lllkl‘ lllN‘lll

it." .\llil Joyl'iilli ii'u lI‘lH‘l‘ llwm Ibu~ tu-
gmbcr. kll\)\\'llll.‘,’ tbiil Itll‘t‘Vi‘l'lllHl‘l‘ wilb
ll. 8. ll.

lbciu “ It is \vi-ll."

 

Illil‘l’SY

)ll'ii. lli-lsy .\Iur.-ibii|l. widow of Mr. ch-
conic Miiruluill. bun of tlrccnwicb. diiiil lll
Ibo rcsiilcui‘u of lici‘ son‘ln-liiw. Mr. l‘bns‘.
Nluvvlls Ill Noriviilk. (‘min.. on )Iiiiidiiy
April ll. ldhl. iigcil 76 yctirl.

Mrs. .‘l'lrsbiill Wm an cxccllwit lady. ll
fiiiililiil Wilc. u fond iiiiil indulgent iiiolb-
(‘l‘. it kind iii-igbbur and un :iil'cctiuniitc
friiind. hbi' ivns‘ kindly disposnd towiiril
livery uud highly cnlccmcd by till
who bud lbu pli-ziiuro of lici'iicipluintuncc.
liut. what in lullnilcl)’ bcttcr, nbo win: an
bumble. I'lil‘lli‘il, faithful (‘lir'istiiuL

Mrs. llIiiri-ibzill pi'ofcsscd faith in Janus.
and joiuwl tliith-tluidistl‘mtcstaut \‘lllll‘i‘ll
some thirty-six _\'i‘lll‘\‘ iigo. and from [but
time countiintly umiutiiincil her (‘liristiun
iiili-grily. Slic dicd an NIH‘ livcd. with
faith llllhllllbi'll. llcr llcnlli was pclu'cful
illltI triuuipliiiiit; tbc death of thought-
t‘illlfi.

licr funcrul service was held at the
cliiipcl in E lh'l (lri-ciiwicb. attended by ii
large company of rclativcs and friciids.
Her remains were dcposited in the family
burying ground near her format residence.

Coming to Norwulk.

Dr. Fluke. clairvoyant, botanic Physi-
cian, who has been so well and favorably
known in Nul‘wulk for his great nucccss
in the cure of all longstanding diseases.
can be Consulted at the City Hotel, South
Norwalk. two days.\Vediiesday and Thurs-
day. April 27th and 28th. from 9 a. m.. to
9 p. in. A successful and practical exper-
ience for over 30 years is a guarantee of
his future success. Those in need of med-
ical aid should avail themselves of his val-
uable services. The Doctor is daily re-
ceiving testimonials from patients he has

cured. See advertisement.
«or—v—

If.

If L‘Ver you‘re tircd with “’9‘" cndlcss toil.

If mmry iiml sickened with Cuaut‘lcns turmoil.
If longing for something to moihain unrest.
If painful cmulluns conflict in your brunet.
If wishing for something to drive away care.
If long filt‘uplt‘afl lllglllfl upon your m-rvcs wear——
len smoke after “will! a “ Best Record“ cigar,
‘Tii the fliicst of ucdutivnu known. by fur.

DIED.
1"At Roma Hill. April lath. Wand W. Cra‘w. new}
years.
wr‘uneral will be attended at the Five Mile
Rlver Methodist church. ll o‘clock. ThuridM.
Iii tbla am. April 16, 1581. William Mayhew. aged
yea"

llAizsuAiL

o in.

 

 

 

 

 

 

In Norwalk. April lath. Lorenzo A. Green. aged to

years.
Iii blur“ alk. April 12. Anna Finch. aged ‘3 yours.
clash“ Nani-Mk. April 18. Helen A. Elma. aged 7

In Wilton. A irll 15th, we ' blldlldll ,Geurge Path
duck aged as years. a U

..__..... , “7"”: _ _.:‘: “#7.. m
Copartiiershlp Mince.
The uniiarulgiwd have nil-i any formed a continual--
alilp. for tho pin-pone uf carrying on tho imam.“ of
matiul‘uciiirlii-hiui. at tho place of hllilllflhl lam.
occupied by niacin A. Valli. in numb Nurwalk. The
{illi- 'llll°‘u“‘“: {ii illil .u Fm “Mi“lv‘l‘i'lfllé'

la em a e a “mi .
um animation la"b‘. A Valli t. Bro “ '
South Norwulk. April 18.

 

 

 

filltviiijfl.

 

A CARD.

, - lnanihli hemtnfore existing under the
unwillgn‘ii‘iepi’if lackwa in Wheeler in this 18th dly of
A rll A. D. mil by mutual consent dim] . ‘ b
cnry S. Lockwood is authorized to settle iii us-
lncss connected with tho latc firing LOCKWOO

IENRY D.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
Henry R lnckwmld will continua the Foundry
in anal thcuamii iacc. , .
bu“{IlllliimhA. \thrlc’r will Inakc n npcclnlty of thc
manufacturing of Haiti-rs tools. and will conduct that
business on tlic some [lrf‘l‘nlnem
South Nurwnlk. April 18th. lRSl.

Boarders \Vanted
”50:90
(lciillcmen hoiirilcrs (‘llll he uccomniixlatcd with

board in 21 MUNRHE STREET.
South Noriiiilk. Conn.

Painftfiéi'g m—‘Vanted.

on \Viinh lug»

C . dv to w irk-
0an n ii _ ‘ my WUUD.

Ion strccl hi'irlgc.
5‘“) ll.

‘ V ,
btrii yell “3.) lion ii rd !
.\ liircv .\'l'\\'fllll|llllllll(l doc. liliirk and wliitc. about
u your obl. iiiinivi-rv- to llic numc of "Rover.“ H.’rl|)"v(l
or niulcu from tlic pri-iuip'cu of tlic HIIle(‘rllN‘P.‘ll Flvc
Milo Itivi-r. on Siiudn)’. April Illlll. uho will piiy the
nhm c rc\\;iril for lu-A ri-lurii

MI: Il'

Aiil'nllIIOi
”’ ml.

A. J BELL.

Ago-in “’mucd for the

v v r V V i V r i
ll El ISED N E“ I‘ILS'I‘AMI‘A'I
An luullc by llic Inn-ll clnincnl i-clioliirs of England
and .'\llll'l‘lf'lt. II'IIJ'MN l'ril-c of ('oruxpondlng Eng-
lish h’illrum I.iir_'c lylic. llucn Illlli‘rd'lll‘lllll‘l‘l‘tl ’m
prr, rll-gum binding A m-piimic I'umprehmnlw I‘l-fiv
Im‘y qr Hm [lib/r :iml llr- 'I‘l‘lllI-lllllllnh. Inclllilth’ rt III/l
m‘mrlnf of Mr 5'. u' lh‘rtsm/i, :ivcn in i-llblf‘f'lln r<
Ilia-u l'll.‘ll)l‘(‘ foragclitn ('\cr ofl‘crcd Scull Hump
for Illll'ili‘ullll”! iii Illll‘i'
The Henry lllll Manufacturing (10'.
Xiirfilt‘ll. Minn.

For Sale.

'1' ll 'l'lll} ‘,~ fuctory. Main St, unc mo scalcd

SHIFTING TOP BUGGY.

llrmr-l: r Iimki- nnd M‘Vf‘l’fll ulhcr [-‘I'l‘lllld liilml biipulcp.
A » u ill lu' sold \cry low for curb

l Il.l\l llil~ )llll' nililcd nuc l lllll‘I‘ ll tor In my “I Ik
”llll’r null llll I‘t’llm'll llic numb. l' of luv \iorkllii-u 1..
lll"‘ l ll|"tll‘|||:lllll an lllf‘,’i‘l\ lllcri'ilu-ll llll‘llh u. mo
lliii' i iii-Mimi r- Ill |_\ l'“‘.\ ill-nu ll:i\‘u;' lbi l' \\ irk ilwui‘
Willi [lllllllllllli“i

W-iikui.l hi- N'lll fol .Illll Ill‘ll\i‘l'l'll in Ill.) :lisuiuce.

(IA ll R I Afl I'IH
HI .ill Inn 1: IlUill tunrdcr Kilisfiulinll :iiamuli-cd
M |I lmio forum: llllllllliklllll‘ufhillt‘k~lu1ll|\\(irb

NEW GOODS“!
F.H.Nash&Bros

H i». .u-l ic- Mia-ll ll Ill iv lill" .if liiivNIh 1n l‘rockcr).

lil.l"\‘ill'l‘ \l.i;oli..i .Iiipiln-wciiml Ilillllllllull (mull-i

\i‘ii >1} u‘u nf

nuns-o- and Stoves.

lll l in... . w r‘lll‘ lllri' (oi lliv ~iimc A ll‘l."l‘ ulo. l.

of l'... i. ll: . nail. vi and - .iiwuil

TINWARE.

.l ru' from llli {Al lHl\ l... in dirt: ilud .lulil-‘u; in
\l ..‘m I\.‘ln’l"1'l.iPll\\lill\lll"li illi \\.'ill'l' pill in
NI ‘1.» in... l|.i‘- tum-b —. .1 nl lam-i r.ii.-- iliuii
em 'H‘fllr" l'

I. H. No.8}: 65 Bros.
\\' A N 'l‘ 3.; I).

.Vlurc lliiiiil- In llic Iliil I‘ol'mlug
I ‘uuiiwiu .

For :o‘alc (‘III‘IIIL
llimiil l“;lliill_\ lliil'm‘.
l l‘li'umu‘i' (Xu‘l'iugc.
l Luzbt Illl‘llli'r“ \\'.ii.:.ni.
l-Ziiquirc of minimal: ll.\ Yul lNli
v'ill L‘l’ South Noi‘ii‘ulk.
I50“ SA I‘l‘l.
“l.i l‘\rli1\\ii\\
c .i. r. .. iix~m «.rniiiul lll Helix la. m-l

I in n « U\~'.il i-ul .'\ uni»! ll iuiiiim k
l‘iiuiri I‘llllll

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~.~:ii .‘l"‘lllil 4‘.

~‘ ll ' ’
Apph in .l_\\ iilt \l l\\'l‘i‘\
Milli. I... \\ ‘l‘HlU-nl‘l‘.‘ .V numb \. l\\.ill\ ll

Ilousc For Sailc.

lli-l iind t'uld

'vllll

i uiiimiuiic Ll llimiu- Willcr nli

Iii-i lll" l\Hil-I‘ ILlll‘in .\.

P‘lliiu. l on lmii'i \I.‘llll~ll‘1'i‘l Ill-liri‘ n- In pcrfccl
i'ltlr l ii ‘ll .‘limll‘!l~ iniii-~Iili-|iu~~ ."I luv)“ Apply
l. lliW'l' lllll l‘lvll‘illn‘

.'-ll if

0 I" i«
.\'c\\' lll’)’ (lauds Stol'c.

llll (’l‘ ill’l‘lll April lL‘lb.
i: W \l.l. ~ l‘lll-Il.'l‘ .\'i\ll\\ .\l.l\'. i"l‘
. .
Flinn I3. .‘l'II'I II.

I.l|l| ifliiiii .\ Muilb.

Commissioner‘s Notioe‘.

 

 

 

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4
ill" ”ill 5‘:

ML‘. if.

-‘.l-~.~ l. .l li\ . u (441' m' I‘l‘nlult

l. . .llllli'

ll ~zi.ii m.

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\uriiiiJ. i niiiiii‘~~ wind: I.» I'I‘I'l'i\l'.
r\-iu 'Ill :lull «ii . l- quill Illl“l.‘|llll~ \ f llu’iliwllltir~ «if
'li-' I‘\l.l'l‘ nl'

\\ u l l \\I ll. ‘l ol-‘lRHl
ml ill in" mood Immur. tii~l;ln‘il in irii~l for IIH‘
‘v ll 21' ..~ l. ~ ..v 31...... inn-H) .: \'.« lu‘llli‘ lluii in
u Ll ll.l1il'!' lliu Ii i— ii. v «If our null nppnmluici-l llI
ilir ~'.ir.- .il “um-r l' iguiuiunl ii» Nuruiilk lll i-n d
vb " ' ‘ll \ ‘ll'll .\'ui\iu i\ nix llll‘\lll \. -\ of .luii--. .\.
1* l“: ml r") 'lll“lll on i‘FJHll .\ l| I‘M. ill l. ll

ll . ..-. k .u llic Iiili‘llu-xll (if. II ll of Milil‘ibii'H
Mi ill l."l.!1i‘.iiii \1 :iiid .‘lllll\\l‘!l lllll'l‘
Il’ illl Illl' untw llv rcvif {or llu‘ cvlubilmu to Hi
(‘llllll- .«i;.uu~i I'll-l .-~i.il.
Illllt'll Ill .\llf'\\:lll\. Aim. w. A “.1“!
\\'.\l 'l‘lill i (ll l\'|‘.\llh, Hummin-
N.\'l'll‘l. ll Il.\ll'l‘ l ~iuiicr~.

lur-iilb-
of all

i’lll‘l

\i.l:\'1'~ \\’\\'l‘|:ll l... llll l: .i ml l«‘...i.--t sl.
. l'.-l«il'lzll llwl.~ illil lill‘ifi, l‘iiccs w
l ”in!

Nniloiui. l'uli i“lI|A)_‘ l‘ii.. l’llll;i.. I‘ll
PENSION For SOLDIER...
WHIUMI. railicu. mothcn or
“”14"“, Thivujnnils}i‘lt‘llhlll‘ll- Pensiununvea
r »r In” tiny. -_~ ii .- .ir Tlu‘lnrl‘.\'ulrulo vulnl
ur any Ill-um. 'l‘l wand. 4.! perish-nets and
withers rniltlr-l li lNI‘Hl'LAf-I'} and HOUNTY.
I'ATHNTH [mm-ind 1.»: lnvenlurl. finial.”
9 land I'll’YnntI ("wumi imugliiuml sold. Soldiers

and burn iii-p v fur \‘iur right; lit onec.

dam .. fur‘ rim (‘il.lwfl-.\-~lilli‘f.”End Pension
rind luiiiivv ‘.\“‘1 think: and inuruclinnl. WC
ll . .i..... .i . i I‘m”. n." and Cheats.

Avidriw N. w. t: :g‘ernld Cod'zssinl

I'ATKNT .\ “'35. l. l; .. le‘. amt-sloth.

inl .. p.
Will '2»)!

 

 
 
 

5K: L‘Iu

OPlllM

And MORPHINE flab"
con il in lo i.-.t'vilii,\'vi. Tcn yearscs-
inliliilii-il‘. lwfl cured, Wriln stat-
mgcn. . 1).. MAID". Quincy. Mich-

ma .‘lui

M1888

Norwalk Fanny Goods

7 ARI)—

Millinery

ESTABLISHM EXT,

(‘iiii show you the Fincl-‘t An-ortincut of Milliiiery aim
I“lllll‘y Hoods.

 

 

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3T. J [11111

— AT T" l‘IIIl-*

A I'll‘\\' stock of

Underwear and Hosiery

Jim ruccivetl. which WI: am willing wry cheap
Our stock of willmci-y Cfll‘lsllilh of

Latest Novelties

In way of Ribbon». Flowem. Fcalhsrs. Silks ‘
uniiiiil kind: or s’i‘miwa. ' mum“
Our artistically iriniiucd

Round Hats Jr. Bonnets

\Vllljnst Mill- you.

Mourning n Specialty

And Buiincla made to order at hhort notice.

Craps refinished und “made to look like
new.

Ladies having i-rapo discolored ur culled. will and it
to their advantage in haw the acne n-ilnlalied h Illbi
process, which g vus the crapo ull of ita ori inal mum
and color: mmuveu all daleierioua matron! t. it may
be won: at all times by the moat sen-lino. and elbow
lively protects it from all damage by dummies-inn salt

air.
LADIEs‘ OWN COM
manner. All the luau styles in PRIZES. etc.

Switches Very Cheap.

We are agenta fur the Unlvonial Faab‘ 00M ‘
Perfaci Flltlllfl Patterns. ion l“, I

BINGS made up in the nicest

We an“. ‘l‘llls‘. BUCKEYE COOKERY.
- 'mping Ready and Pmaptly- Done.

 

 

 

 

Nelson Taylor a. S

Attorney: and Counsel-
lors at. Law.
SENTINEL BUILDING.
City of South Ngrwalk.

For Sale.
1.30 Shares of the l'nion Miuiu-

factiiring 00., of Norwalk.
Addrcps l‘. 0. Box. 2129.
Ncw York City.
sii 2i.

 

:30sz
NOTICE.

.I Kin-mu owning or kin-ping: u do: or do vs.
AI ii'lililii llii- limbs of :lIII' town of hiirWiilh.
tirc Il'Tl‘l)_l' noliliml thnt tbcy min-l. on or bcforc llic
llrv-l (biv of Miii' iii-x! cu-uiug cnu~c Nllll (lop or dogs
to bc rcuisli-n-d. niuiibi-rwl. ilci-crllml ani liccni-cd
for IIIH‘ _\i-:ir. in llic ‘oiin l‘lcrk‘s OfIlcc. and lil'l'llll
km-p iironnd its neck. ll colliir rll-linclly murkcd \iilli
llu on iii-r'n iliuiic linil lla- ri-pislcrcd Iiuuibcr.

Alli-Minn 1- quill-d to (kc liiiuilbllli- push-(l in our“
School I)l!lrl(’l,. l‘llllllllllllll,’ lll full IIH‘ Milic Arts in
.1 l .. .
"mm m I “"l ISAAf‘ FELLEPK. JR.
\\'II.I.IAM 1‘ SAMMIS.
NELSON J l'll.-\\V.
Iluiird of Sl‘ll‘l’lml‘n' 1‘!
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Noriilllk. April 401.1%“.

 

 

for Sale.

’ ‘HE filllflr‘l‘llll‘f olfcr- Ill-l li‘iirm for Hill‘, i-ltmiti-d
l Ill llll‘f1|\\li infllrwnflulil. ll) Siirntugii to. In llic
Stiiic of Ni-w York. nliii- iiiilcs from hnrnmpa thl'lllflr.
Il ii- iilcii-iuilly Plllllllt‘ll on ii rll-t' of gruuni . 9.) “Ch"!
of bind. “lill‘ll is favorably (IH ldcd mm pmlurc. pin“.
nil-:idiiw llllll “mid liiud \iilb n liirgi- lllVllN‘; lbi- M21-
of llic burn, 30 by 4“, “llL'le lion-c. and rlalilliig. liny
lufi mcr Illl' unmc. ‘25 by 43. llllfl irniuii-ry in by h".
\\'ill lu‘v-(llll clicnp: purl of Illl‘ pun‘llltrc money rim
n-iuuiu on iiiortuiurr if druimd. or iilll (:Xl‘blillflt' for
\‘illiigc prnpcrly, For furtlicr Pufllf‘lllllrivllll uirc of
FILA." 1'. TI '1 Lb.
Nnrwnlk. (‘nHrL

1““ l'in

"-
-~i

Iain-{:36T3E5135t rural

Lumlnn Assume
Efllllfll‘l lll

Established A. 15. I720.

slfiandd lo 96
$3.931696Jb
Agl,

J

Anni-21‘s
sltlu'u's
J Alloll )1. LAi‘TON,

South Noruiilk, (min.

533

New Grocery.

1 rcspcclfully inform the public lbatl
ll:i\i- lulu-Hull ll

Grocery all human Stile
IN THE 01.!) BANK lll'lldllNG.
Washington St...

Wliurc l \\'lll ht‘ll
(YIIEA l’ for PAS".

.»\ FALL SOLH‘I'I‘I‘II).
_
I will alm continuc lllt’ Tt‘lll mint.-
Hiiiss. Ii‘llluiz. Milling iind bu) ing.

MUHAS- W- SMITH.-.
Spring and Slilllllllll‘ Gilli!

.l()ll?\' S(,‘ll.v\l.'13

liuc of Spiziu:

lillrh

- ' .u.
.i i... .

for llll‘lYulv r
illnl F-Jllllll‘l

& SHOES
.\.\‘ll LADIES \\'l~l.~ih‘.
h'imls.

i‘ul. and

lul- nun

llUU'l‘
roll ill:
(‘liilili‘cn‘s Show of all

'1‘." IK‘RI of gqu- ill llii‘
-I‘\‘ llli‘lll

Custom Work done at
Short. Notice.

Plaiis Vail [ligans

NEW on .‘lit‘ilxll iu.\li

rainy

V
h
N.

lou cs: pl .. I“.

For Cash or on Instal-
ments.

Tlllllllll llllll llllllflll‘lllll.

James B. Ryan. agt.

Mnbni‘kcmo IIUIl‘I Building.

 

oAVID STOW. V

UNDERTAKER!

Main St.. up stairs, Clark 8: Lane‘s Block.

RESIDENCE: 0‘ WEST ST. 525
WI have a P300339 FOR EMBALMISG, fa
superior to the ice box now in use. an
attended with no mOi-e expense.

SUTTON’S
l

Galarrh cure.

THE ONLY HEAL MEDICINAL PREPARATION

FOR CATARRII. “'h -n ~ . ‘ .
ionil it ncvcr fully: to (‘I'IiFuH‘d according ‘0 direct

Price 50 Cents a Box
For Sale by Plabtcd. South Nuru'ulk. and Belts
Norwulk. and mailed tiinny addrcnii on receipt (if
price. by the proprictor. I.. B. SI‘T’I‘ON.
New (batman. Conn.

 

5‘19 3m .

District of .Nowalk in.
Court. April 11th, 1881.
Erlnte of “'IIJJAM II. DI'NCANI ' ‘ ' '

Ih’ltxld(dlfllrlcl.r accrued. an 0! horualk

c. “om-t o roliute for the Diutri t -'
hath llllllll'd andallowed aix months cfrcilr‘l 3:351:13?»
he rcnf for the Creditors of mid chum: to exhibit
their claims for witlo'ncnt. Those who noglcct to
present their accounts. )iroimly attuned. Within said
time. Will he l‘lebarrod arccovcry. All portions in-
deliu-d to said hstate are requested to make immedi-

ate 1*") men! to
SARAHA. DI'NC .
ALPIIONSO 1.. million.
Administrators.

Probate

5‘” 8!.

To the l'rolmle (‘ourl for the
Dl-trlol or Nut-walk.

, ‘Then lication of OLIVER J. RFD!) . -
IssA RIPDDJiusband and wits. of Portage-55:1;

the sate of New York. respectful! show '——-
way are the parents of Georgia 24!. {‘de. acglbopili!
aid ii}; at Ponchiiiiter ”aloud. and that laid minor in
the owner of an undivided interest in the followlnx
real estate. vl‘a:<0ne vermin tract of land illllflli‘d in
the town of harwalk. in said district. in quanui two
regimes; Ogilefigid bgiintlcialggrtherlv.
' . ' . an soul. bv'
J. Callie. A the furthar say. mil ' land 0’ J'uh
[invent unproduct ve: that the avail. the
wanted for the support. nialnteimnoe and education of
"nor. and that it Will be for the “raring of
nor to all the same. and invest the avail: ore-

of accwdi tol : ' ‘
and ‘ aw \ihmfore.they alumni- uni

cause for boll '
thereto“! guy the com to miwwmmu to b:
nudging! manpower than or some most new
:22“ emdnmopuflmt to the Itatute in web

minded.
Dana April . ass].

 

. RU Ill).
mm RUDD

ti an nm‘ id.

District of Norwalk in. Pro
aitlll‘i‘ta- 1... m... b“ °°“"‘
bmnlaiid dolor-inlaid 3"u.§°i¥$§i§ . “fin“ m

walk. on the m d as in 1'th
norm: and that mfifldfih‘?‘ “NW“

_ in me
iiucllii no“ la “mirth.
“WINS. ibm’ ” WW

0. J
OLA

IM“W W1 “Oh v
Mumumionumm

a ma. woonwmm

 

 

.. ROTON U POINT,
BR GHTUN UllllllElSl

Under the new maimgciiicni \Vlll l... .1...

Annual Picnics.

During thc cnmln

MONSTER PAVILION. liming.

Aniplt‘ v-hi‘llcr for over fl Illllll‘lulll 11...... ‘ ,
Bathing! Fishing: 2! limit in: l .3

nnd Bilflf‘f'ilnlfllf‘tllllIflllr for lel fur: . .. u .. ..

A

Siliiiliii- Exccplml.
IOPR‘H'I’VI' ordi-r
Appliciiiiuiis fordiiyy- «boulil b. wiw:

public about the Mii’illi- u,
or the First of .liiiic.

Point. lcuxlug Barth-it’- (‘iiy How»! :.i a A \y
M
Cl'nlr

A. Ackert,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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our 5"“ " ill)

Excursions.
Clambake-i, 5“,.

season. “If‘ term. lklnlnrv ,7"
up With a l C(lIIVI'lllt‘ni‘tj, im lmlu... ,. ' “ 'I‘
a Alr

Tm

LEYS. SHOOTING GALLERY
NEW BATHINH norm-{s
HORSESHEDS. and ll 1.11m}: '
RESTA UR» NT FOR Li
IllES AND GENTS.

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(Synod ()I'q-lu-sn

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A .‘Ill‘l liil (ill l . r

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TIIO gl‘ffl't‘ “'llI IN‘ 11w ‘
.lluy

(‘nrnalls “ill run from NIH:

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Film for lhc round lrp :3 l‘l’lllk

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PROPRIETOR.

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L. P. Fool?) .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

thnekwmg

FASlilll i.\' .iiiii‘.

Gassimglire Hats

Liitcst Styles 01’ Still llllll
Sol“! lluts.

Furnishing Guilds
White Dress Shirts.

A (40(in llllANll or

Colored Shirts .’

Linen and l’upcr Colors and i‘mk. ~ .
llmtkcrcliicfs, Neckivcilr. in).
Sillcllcil Back Kill Illil\'l‘~
\Vari‘iimml. l'ui-
lln‘llae,
cli‘.

SPRING,
clothing!

 

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the spring ii‘iidc llic ln‘~'. «m:
01‘ r nuly llllllIL‘ clolliiu; l\‘:
fci‘cd in this
be sold ill (be Vcri' lmlhm.
cos. ' 1

1mm. \\' liicl ,~‘

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incnt .scpnmle. We ivlll
sold. and will put our comb find i
against :my. imi .\'c\\‘ l'v"
city. \\'e xiii-m; l4l5lllt’55. llllil Illi~ r

 

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Furnishing Goods. Nari l7”
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Pui'cliaisii _-,

M. DAVIS,

Malinckemo Hiitcl lllm-l.

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Call now

SOUTH NOR\\'A l.l\'.

“A‘R'PE-rs
Chain Carpets,

35 eta. and Upward.»

wom. ”(ill-ills:

ALL

60 (Its. and Upward.»

A LARGE Aswii'riuan or

Best Extra Supers. “1
8 Ply Carpets. Brfls' '
pols Carpets

80 ole. and llll\\'al'll\-

Straw Carpets,
Matti" ,
Oil Cloths.

AX!)

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39 Washington
South Norwaik. 00““

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