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Wednesday.

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June I. ISII.
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The new t‘mir luldw :i very umplo life.
He ism-A early and breaki’uah With his
family. mid Xllt‘.l puts on lll‘ lwtler iron
overcoat and '..ilu~ .\ milk iii the luck
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a resohxr' 2:: \\ 3: adopted d. chitin: ilziit as
the new \ orxi =ii «f tli . New Testament had
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the sens;- vi" the council that the rm med

edition ~iii it‘d lie 3» \. rvziily and carefully
examinnl wtt‘i 2 View to ll: ultimate up-

proviil by the vhurx‘li
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letter .ilwiit {iiililie lilll’ilt‘li‘s. iiiys; ‘ “Chen
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more ;
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in; snowball. Such .i lilimry ii as nova“.
bury (0 A town :is .\ ne~t L" to a pair of
binls. Sch. i:1r.~ are «are to. lie l‘..l(\‘llt'\l
in it sooner i.l.’v'.’. m» E, i:i uh «uh i~i~
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forty. T‘s» in l- iii :1. in :- .1“. ~ Lap- of;
Jame-s L‘il mm. 3. ii. .iizi \V-Al‘i‘ {3:3 l‘« I».
love“: My : .2 g l ;..j. rt} 5.‘ \ Mr, lint: xl‘
the Emmi): 3! l;. i‘: an l.. ui .rl. xiii:
hiltiyvml ii} ~ t, .l‘.,; " Aim :1; .i T: ( Ii

ante remarks. .ippn 1 Hair and it belong.
by John.- M. Elniiilvri ut~ tiaia city. “ho
w {alloy-rid by it v. Mr. Ilia). \\'ill
My. bad Judgi- l‘wrr‘x at .N' R‘\\;tl§. .\
m way: u when 3’. r .Zm «ceriazwti mid
undby Hr. Flo‘iti‘. it no inlwi' cf .i post
from Re“ Yi‘ik .\l the of
W litlh‘ovce. tlm mrmtwn firslnl
”my Poe-t {timid m li..i- and :ii.irrlzi~-.i
into the grounds iltnl :-. .l.~. Pm... ~ ‘ol llirll’
W! euumilvx “3w dutch Were
unit-fly depmzird ll;t“l: \Jtl} grue. and
the gun- o.’ u ronl‘uleruit- a Liter named
Johnson was also kindly tr wmtwred and
m MY“ lim‘f’uttl.
ls Tin. L'ETY.

“113'. .be Limb. u.» M- morn: lh)‘.
“a Mi but mitt ‘~3'l1"£\‘:l,lg element.
M Was the exuiviu‘ heat. The after
” W on warm {nah} inclined EU
“you it: the W who «Maria:
I“. mi N Vb} Girl quilt‘spaw “1-"
“a! torus! humanize. At 3:33.) p. In.
h“ turned in \Vnsbiugtea 31m, in
“61 [it Wrmaw rm. and or“ m
.fihfln‘mm: u...“ flatbed Wu.
rib. W; Wu. “mud“. Lil.
”toil. W. this». Sat W that
W M Win a: «loam
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tor Past. conduit; 0! thirtydm men.
Next in line come the wagon containing
the flowers. which was on ornament to
the protrusion. They werc showily ar‘
unified and looked very pretty. The rent
of the pmceuiuon was filled in with cit-
izens in carriages. and among: the number
We noticed Mayer Adams enjoying the
hospitulity of Mr. Rem :in‘s carriage.
(living to the \‘Xi‘t‘filve heat. and delay
in skirting. it was decided to omit i‘liiy.
Spring and “KM Slrt‘vts from the line of
march, and the procession marched direct
toPine Island. \vhsre :i salute of three
volleys was tired by the military company
and the graves were decorated with flow-
ers. The pronukuion then returned to
\\'.i.~‘iiiiu;ioii ~lt’i'x‘l. and marched through
lint \\';i~liiii;.:toii street to East Norwulk
t'i':t‘.i'tvl'_\‘ \\ iii-re another salute was fired
{\Iisl iluwers were placed upon the gmvea.
Tli~u folio“ ed the speaking and singing
upon the platform erected for the occa.
~ion. in from of the East Norwalk M. E.
i‘hiiri-li. The singing was by the East
Niirfi'illk elioir and was very uppmpriately
interspersed throughout the entire exer-
cises. Mr. L'llommedieu was master of
(enquqnivs. which were opened by pruyer
liy Rev. Mr. Hill. Rev. Mr Haiilenbeck
delivered the orziimzi. . ml was followed in
:i ~hort address by the Ilm‘. Mr. t‘rmnlish.
l» tl‘i iiigikiii; ri marks lilting and appro-
priate for the occasion. The last speaker
um “'i” Bailey. Whose remarks were.
under the Circumstances. so directly to the
point thzit We give them here. he snid;—»

.. Twenty years ago. April l-‘ith. 1‘61,
l‘ri-sulent Lineoln called for the first 73,000
troops. and union: the men that answered
to the cull are some of these very men
«audio; in front of 1H. and over in the
green uvuril of your graveyard lie some
more of them: down in the swamps and
\‘zilleyi of the Sunny South he more who
iimrvhid side liy side on the long, \veiiry
iii.irel:ns. :iml Hood side by Slilt‘ in the
midnight “';\Zt‘ll; in the prisonsund on the
(LAM. They Will never meet together
again, After four yours of devastation.
sorrow :iiid lilm «lfiliikl. ilio t‘LVll \vur Wan
At end iii tf'v l'iiited States. Lee surren-
dered on April filth. 1‘15. and on lllt‘ 36th
(it‘llt‘l‘lll Kirby Siiiiili ~lll’l'x'llllt'l‘t'il. :iiid
tlmz \v:i~ Ellt‘ mud of the lielwllion. .\'-~:irly
:~:\lr~iilv‘il>:1;w.ll1i-lllllll of May “.1‘ ~et
.llldt‘l .t.\ the ‘:i_\‘ oi" iloxxers. and (End
lli~ on rriiliii: pi'vi‘iilixm‘e liiis always fur-
lll‘l'l’ d them for the soldiers graves. The
Hmrd .\i‘lll}’ li.i~‘ :laki‘il me iimkeii
illt’v' -h for thorn. You
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lrf. ll.l\v iii fur: ll»i\\'i‘l‘\‘ :ttl-l ri‘i‘vih-
lltvi I~ of lows» anon-n.
toil Vlll‘ll of the oxpoiisu. and \\‘lil li;ivi~
to put tin .r hand- int»: their o“ ii
to iiiulw up lllv‘ mat of this day} I m-iirul-
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1‘ ml. lioii iitiiiv lulu-l“ of lloiir ilivy li;ii .-
giii n to \\ lili'\\"\ .ind "lllivll‘t‘ll of deml wl-
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lgfo E: \\ mill rm: us it no Would
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;t\ \l;.t.i :ai.iiimls..t\~ly m w‘lll’rllli‘i‘lill‘llll ml '
of milieu iii in.» ~‘i’iig4lv lnl‘ lllt‘ pivwr
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iilie length .md lumidi‘i of ill}! lwluxnl
» luti l. .\ll .‘tl‘ll‘ inkllml iiioii. \\ liethei‘ ui.u‘
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\l iv;.ill.‘-Il ol‘ idhlnl. llullllll‘). liberty and
151.421“leii‘llltxlalvlli‘t‘ iii the l‘.llll;\ of
jtllv .\rti.y v-l‘ the l‘iiiori. \\'liil.- in the
is ~14 \w \\ ill tenderly \‘.|l\‘ for and \\.tlt‘ll
.iu-i‘ your infirm». \\l\\'\‘ and little hum.
\. a: \‘lt'l‘.llt‘2‘\ \\lil he i’vuit-mlrint—your
\ .\ I \l‘lv‘ 0le [Huh ll l‘VQlli‘ llhgtll: Hf ln‘ll‘.
‘lw praise. prayer Alli tliaiiksguingi uiid
i it Hod bio... and power! _\ouli you should
. tin ltl iii \li‘yllll" right. your uivniwrhu.
H; - the ~,_.- li gr.“ in M2) your gi’;i\i~.~.\\i£.
I... .n would iii it“ at \\ 2. “IRS of yum rill“
\ i\ .ii~_ moirtryiui-u :it home. “ltu \\ il b.»
\lcliml the iiiNL‘llt‘x‘ of permuully exelamr
in}; \\ uh you in deutli: “ Indore! iiixxarnm
ml Mummy mun .' “

Ayn Tiiizx ox fins.

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GREEN wmt. May 80, mo.
We haw had enough of this thing. In
fact. it‘s about played out. buckles. A»
minister carpets shouldn‘t be boiled bv
ouch m‘caslonsl " O tempura .’ 0 Wins?“
m~r

“notable l‘urk—wflcddlna.

1i li"€\l3 but u ‘ursury walk through
llz-i .skside ‘ilfk to see that the public haw
lliri‘v :i much liner and more com ileto N—
in” this summer than but. Mr. \‘illiam
l‘ldziioiids lltli moved into the pretty little
volume on the grounds with his family
.» irly u: the spring. and will hove the su.
iwriiiieudence of the grounds durinf the
“lt‘llu‘u‘l‘. The portion of the park ch in
its natural :alate List summer has been
eleiuul. The leaves are being raked up
and carted away. and the pointers on
busy giving pink and white touches to‘tbo
pay men and making it look “ as u
new.“ The boats from the lube and the
(Kit! from the string (Which may WI“
field county boy- und girls doubtless bold
in titanium emu-y) that lave been stored
lathe pnvilicnoll winter. bow doc
wives-1m“ coats of paint. Hr.
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fen trsitlié. \\ huh I hope you “‘lll take»,

F U. lwf'v re lllt' il iWc-rx that 211‘ l;ll'l ou ?

\\ iiim‘ gr no» he due-irate. mid llll‘ veiy i

all .
They Will tin-day i

packets '

they tried torepleniali their empty truiv ,

.iil gin-2n :

“ill weir
~i~ illod by the lllllll‘i‘ll‘llllilll" iixiiiie of "The

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u H“ ‘ H ‘ H : l‘.|l;.(l.\ll‘l llilllli“ l't‘filllt“ Mr. L.

'l‘li y ll.t\i‘ I‘llllstull‘l.

ny visitor: lost contact followed it:
feed pipe out through the chop farms to
its source in a common a n; in odccp
wooded dcll. nearlyumic to the wccb
ml. The ' cannot chow web It spring
and such a t ell u that in Control Park or
l-‘uirmount for any consideration. Cub
writers are buoy uttiug u ) it burn. and a
““10 is to be cpt on t 9 ground this
summer for moving thehumpcra of dishes.
u-ovisioua. ete.. to and from the depot.

he purl: has nlreadv been on seed for
the Fourth of July. Presiding ldcr niu
will hold the annual rump meeting of the
N. Y. E. District here curly in August.
In closing we wish to ivea hint to the
intending visitor to Broofiaide this season.
From the park you will see Gallows Hill
before you on the emit; if you are there
in the morning it will throw its shadow
over you. If you am well and stroll“. {:0

down the road b ' the saw mill. :wtt
the house where oel Barlow wi i~- his
poems. post the site of the. old mill i 't he

el l mild. then turn sharply l _i our
rig t and follow a gram ‘ country . Id. up
to the summit of the hil . There .i View

is open to you that were worth te-i years
of city life once to enjoy—Bruim‘porf
Standard.

m » -»~-
A \‘Iuitor from the Quaker City
to South Norwalk.

My Dmr Sitx'risiiL—During my visit to
tho:l great musical festivullwus invited by
my esteemed friend. Capt. Fred Perkins.
manager of White‘s steamers. to take a
trip up the Sound on the Adclplii and
spend an evening in the beautiful little
New England city of South Norwalk,
about forty miles from the great metrop-
olis. The Adelphi. one of the finest and
fastest of the fleet in the watem of New
York hurl-or. starts from the foot of Ful~
ton stl‘t‘t‘f. it convenient location. uud the
sail is certainly one of the. most attractive
and enjoyable of the muny delightful
water routes in the vicinity of New York.
A splendid view is obtained from the deck
of tliesteiinier of the great EH“! River
bridge. and the operation of laying the
floor now going on daily. All the \vliiirves
and shipping of Flint River front pass in
review. and ii line )‘iew is ulmi obtained of
{llt‘lltfilllllilfillllll prisons on Blackwell's

and llsmilull's Isluuiln. The passage
through Ut‘ll “div and tho \‘ii‘\\' (if

the operations of the United States engi-
nmirs is iilm interesting. The allill‘t'fi of
Lung lalimd are lined with luiiidaoine
country residences iiiid points of interest
to the ll'lquli‘l’. while the constant lll(‘t‘l~'
in; and piixxiiig of all sorts of filter craft
from :\ plozhiire yacht in u inuniinotli Uld
t'olony iriinslmrt varies the usual monot—
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oiiy of u long steamboat ride.

only r:;;i'~~t one feels is the

\ii'lvl"? grave“ ‘lmli Ride the (it‘llllil Army 5 tho ”1"“ ‘mn: ”I“! invigorating "“L as
bill l~-- t'iru-vittisii l'y uniny of the Very
lili ii .lilll rim
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‘ the simiiiivr. in less than three hours. en-
. tv-h iii. Nuruulk li.ii‘lmr. pissing the uni:-
lfildlillill .llnl i‘iilllli|l‘l;\l|l\‘ looking lll‘lt'l :ind
pli-ihure ground‘ of my i-stoi-iiivd fiioiiil.
i Mr. .\.l. llorlon :it Uri-gory": Point. and
‘i‘ iiiiiii; in (Ult‘lllll‘ iii the \\ liiirf in South
xNurwulk. ll‘fore having the .\(ll'i]llll l
V must p;i_\ :i tribute to ilieeoiiriesy of t‘upt.
l". llolioii. lll‘l' who.
ililllllg the summer ruinpziigu. \viil lly his
. pennant fioni the ”4;: ~tiiil" of the ll-u‘kw
Euniy a-ieuiiiri‘ i‘oluinluu. Illltllllt‘l‘ of
I ti :i-iid t‘oriiell \\'liiti~‘.~‘ grund .fi‘flludl‘..x‘ “'f
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i S lull deiiilk pron-nun pretty ~iglil its
‘ ll li‘npproiii‘liial from the water. lliN‘llllg
v wily :iiiioiig illl‘ lillli lliiit skirt the l‘i‘ll'
iiv-wiiriit ~l:«~rv-~ of Lon; l~liiiid Sound.
The lril‘llli“‘ lull of lllt‘ tonn roiitnins
>iiii- ixiilroiil depot. hotels. poxtwillive. oli‘.
\\ liii'li liy :il llu' fool l‘fllli‘lllll. lull lliesldt‘s
Litrl ~iiiiiiiiit oii‘rln-vliin; tlxetown ni‘e dol'
toil “llll lmnilu'mio l‘t‘slilt‘tzi‘t‘h ('itllllllllllll-

. . ' '; ‘ ~ v dv ie H ‘ \: llll:tll l 81‘“. 'tl—
.\o? l.v~t ii~ lt‘. ilii- tuiuie . m“ ‘ hm h of H "l‘ u ‘ ‘

. lll ist rapi‘il to the Mwlilei'i‘uneini. but
In oiiv‘oftlioxo l‘t‘lllrill'lllllli‘ New
\\'. Sandi.
fill'lll. Superintendent of the [Linbury und
1 Norwulk llailrou l. and here myself and
* companion from the Quaker i‘ity received
:\ liiupituldo .\'o\\' England “t‘li'illlll‘. and
nuiileio fuel hinmilf. llt‘i eliiiriiiing
. \i if«. and tiili iiiwl llllll‘ vlilllR'lllt‘l‘ tliiit New
l’uixluiid ls \‘Hlllt‘llllllj" more
[than unrinpiy i‘Hll‘t‘Hlllil‘illl form The
, li iurx pox-ed so agreeably iliui the ivirting
: h tilt \‘lellt‘ \Vllll regret. but not without a
[\l‘l'llll\t*lil h‘Yl‘dl the eliiirniing hillside
l city and take it) its surrounding beauties.
lyvhieli ilivslioriiixw of my visit preven—
‘ li‘il.
; 1 found the t‘ity Hotel to be an agreed
‘ lilo plai‘v‘ of abode. and its proprietor. Mr.
ll. ll. lLiiilwit. to be ('Ulll‘li‘t‘ll“ and full of
\' ili\l~ll l'illlilll l -i‘ Iiia guests. One of the
{till u'Hi-lirtiil iiio liotel it Mr. Bartlett‘s
. lox: l.l‘lllt‘ll.‘ll.l Slieivird. better know“
an original

S uiiiil.”

liy

livnpiialiiy

.i.

. (1‘ “ r‘l’lll"l!‘\'\‘3l‘f\‘r1‘\ *ful.
l vii trivioi'. \\‘l\\\~t‘ i‘oinii‘ulilies are an ill]-
1‘ :1 ii; \vllll’i‘v‘ of ;il\lui\‘ll\\‘ll( to the \ ixit-

Hm- .-I‘ the but >l;.;l\.i of the enter

or-

3 piiw and prosperity of :i imiii is it“ lir\\’.\‘~
i piper pies. and the sprightly pugw iiud

\\ ell tilled :hl\\‘l".lxlll: eoluiunsof the Nob
\\;ilk lv‘ill'fft' and South Norwulk SlIXTL
Nil. gA'r nit-xi \‘\\li\‘ltl.\l\‘\‘ e\lilelu‘e that
Noruiilk h .i \\l l\‘~.i\\ulie. ll\el‘\ . math-ind
\fiiiikiv to“ it. glut: in I‘lilfuifilpftm Slur
do}; Vu‘l‘or.

«or 7 ~
Iluiu rs- Sewn.

llulibell \\‘ lLu‘thol commenced operat-
tmus in their :1le on Watch suvct last
Friday.

William llmxvu of the firm of “town.
Sherwood it t‘u.. took union for 325doaeu
buts in New York yestenluy.

l‘runi the “hurt and Filmer.

lliuburiuus have Naomi to feel grateful
lo .\l\‘.\. M. \Vlllli‘. of llli‘ lll‘ltl “f \V. .\. d:
A. M. White. lumen. of lkuibury. Hm
aidesixuitributiuglargely (over hulf. we
lwliovei to the $30400 library in that
imvu. lie has dune many other charitable
things in the \vmv of iinpmveuicnta add-
ing to the beauty of the place. His last
donation was l\ gift to the Congregational
Church luwul‘d the payment of its debt.

The Nurxvulk Charm! rays tlizit the eu-
terprising hat iuiuiufaetumm. Measu.t‘-m-
fut & Knapp. of that place have discov-
wewm.mrm m the 9.93
est head of any of his pnwdmwaors of
modern times. “ He \vmirs a large num-
ber S “ tile. and the Messrs. t‘rofut d:
Knapp in making one of their superbly
tine. soft fur bats. bad to get a special

block made to euuuruet it upon. Gen.
tiraut‘slichd way the next largest. The

but they made him while Prcsidcnt was
in size u 7;.

The Kearcbcr finishing machine looms
up once more. and gives its admirers cud
opponents a downright surprise. without
effecting the pujudice of their opinions,
either pro or con. Some muounce the
invention a huge deception. others alleged
that it would wvcluticm’ae band labor of
the troda fib’KWhN bu gone chad

wt in .
WWW ... mwm u
now in his chop. ad will I»
m is what Int MW would
‘miuberf Need. But tho:
more, cud what t‘xe «am will ,

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yicwc won in “gold to tho futun. The
mutter of calling mother convention this
cunning fall wan hid over until the next
meeting.“ which it is expected that oil
sat-tic. concerned will be present. The
ounces are in a good coud tion, and the
guesticn of reductn the moment thin
all has been moo . The act posted b
the New J omy legislature has been sign
by the Governor of that State. The con-
tracts in the shocrooma and laundry cx-
pire on July lat.

One of the Hat Fluishcrs‘ Associations
of Connocticutwc am told.deollned to pay
any assessment to tho Convict Labor
Fund, on the ground that the communi-
cation uotifying them that. the monument
had been levied was not addressed to the
smretary of their association. cvidcntly
forgetting that. the secretary of the execu-

tive committee does not correspond with
locul secretaries. but with the member of
their association who represents them on
the executive committee. A little more
good practical sound sense and heartfelt
interest in the cause would be much bet-
ter than this fine drawn point of ofllciul
etiquette.

——-—ooo——-—
Great South Bay Onion.

The price obtained for oysters the past
three years. created in part by Euoropean
demand, caused the oyster-won to clear
the bottom of the Great South Bay. where
the oysters grow naturally, and they failed
to plant need. because they had no lease of
of the ground. At a recent meeting of
tlic trustees of the town of Brmkhuvcn
the matter was brought to their attention.
and it was demanded that something be
done to restore to the people their lost
privilege of oyawring for private pur-
poses. Many residents of the town not
engaged in the oyster business occasionally
go in the buy and rake a mess to carry
homo, but the spoilntion of the beds for
market purposes has rendered this impos-
sible. If there should be a failure of the
seed this season then) will follow wide-
spread losses to the people of the South
Side. and well unto the town. Thom will
be due from the town of Islip this your
“.200, which is to be expended for the
improvement of tho hay. This if expend-
ed now. it is claimed, will be worth $12.-
000 to the town. The natural oysters
have hemmeno source that the average
t‘lllt‘ll is ii bushel ii day. The town derives
un ineiupe of $3.000 n your from loosing
oyster lots in the buy. uponwliii‘li the
lesseeuure only allowed to plant or catch.
The trimti-os liuve uppropriuted $300 for
seed oysters and it is probable that the
amount will be increased to $1,000 by
private suhsrription. 'l‘liey huve mixed
the annual rent for oyster lots from $5 to
$hl per .ii'ri‘.

.‘fi- __.

III IRIEN.

.\ hlrll\\'ln‘l‘r}' f\‘.‘ll\lll Will beheld ut the
Tiltnudge llill t‘luipel lllls‘ \Vedueuilliy
evening.

l“l'l‘\l. Morehouw In home on it ".‘yjjjjjr't

“I

l".. i‘liuri‘li

will liol‘.l .‘i Jruwlwrry und we ercmn festi-

:‘lll iii the 'l‘im'li lliill. Mllllt‘ time next
week.

The young people of“... M.

lli-v. ll. l“. llriidforil has left lliirien and
gone to ()xford to preach. .\ll regret that
He has preached in this
town neurly four yours.

he llll“ gone.

The soviulili' that was held ut the resi-
dence of John Roberts. on lust Tliumluy
evening. tended. und the

was lurgely

people went iiwiiy well filled \villi ire
ereiun. und also that tlt‘llt‘li‘lln fruit. the
struivlmrry. .
, —.o- —
BRHIDKSIIDI‘I.

Frank Lyons sp-‘nl Sunday and Ileeurir
iioii Day With his parents til llmoksldo

Mrs. .\. Iniuder is making some iiu~
pruvements iu the interior of her residence
on the hill.

Mrs. Josiah Tl‘lill‘lllll spent it few duys
with friends in Newark last \\‘t\t‘l\'.

\\'iu. Lockwood \viu-i taken suddenly ill
lust Thursday night. Me Win tilt-ended by
MN. llr. l‘iirdee.

The grass crop promises to lie the beat
for many years in this section of the
country.

Mr. lloslie‘si new house is up and cov-
ered and will soon be ready for the ma-
sons and iniiiitem.

The decoration services were largely
attended at the Five Mile River eeinctel')‘
lust Sunday iifturuimn. and for the first
time ill ii number of yours tho people ey-
euped the usual shower or storm.

‘F —
R0 \"A \ 1‘03.

0n Sutiiiilii) afternoon. about 3 o‘clock.
Mr. l‘ldwuul iii-dire) was united in holy
\vwlloi-k to Mi.“ .\iuiu l.‘lloiiiuiudieu. by
the Rev. H. \‘. Spencer. The wedding
took place lit their own home. which \vzu
nicely illl‘hlolu‘il nvuly to iveeive them.
We Wish llu‘lll uiiuiy years of health and
lit‘imlu‘l‘tl‘V. They had it number of prea‘
cuts. iinioiig \\ lueli wus u silver Nike bas-
ket pivwntwl by the choir of the M. 1‘3.
t‘liurvli. \vhew .\lllltt |\l‘\\\‘i\lt\b‘ its organist.

Decoration Day was ulnerved here at
the l‘uien Cemetery last Sunday. Mid Who
at sueeexv above all others held here for
many years. Double the number of com-
rudeo oi the Grand Army participated. lib
teen of whom belong to this place. The
navy was repnoeutcd tiv Robert Wood.
William Cuabmun and Charles (lulder.
The urutom on the m‘eusion were Comrade
l‘llletulol‘f. the Rev. Mr. Betti. Mr. Bailey.
and Mr. li‘ield of New York. Mr. Ellen-
durf naive a concise hiatory of our amt
struggle against the Rebellion. in the moat
eloquent and elimcc luuguugc. and rccitcd
incidcuta of how the navy and army
fought gnllantly in concert. gaining vic-
tory and peace throughout the Nation.
The Rev. Mr. Bea] mode a forcible addrcu
in which be “commended forgivenm and
charity for the great man that were led
into the Rebelliqii not knowing what they

an.) g: gLAn‘e mm an“ IM ink?“ twn

atww their graves with flowers. Mr.
Field of New \‘orluvad an appropriuto and
feeling uddrcm that ho had prepared for
the occasion. which elicited appluuac. Ir.
Bailey. well‘kuowu at South Norwalk.
gave an interesting addm. cancelling
the people to fall in bud continue to straw.
the flowers of love and gratitude. for the
Grand Army was fast wing away. and
related his boyhood experience. how his
mother said she would tab cure of the
children while father wan-toting» con—
quer the rebellion. and than how his let-
ters home were so exciting. cud when they
failed to come tho great «zloty to know
if boatill lived. The “Star Simulated link
nor” was was“ mock-60f thrombi“.
after which the concludes formed a line
cud marched through the may-how.
indemn- ihc: mt. outhcmm of
Mr Nico comm nor did they forget
tovidulngovccfoucoftbc “Boy: in
any.“ the out: one in tho m. and

whmof clam
mug-WWW” bum

Li
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in: of the fouuhln. wc wonder how Im- momma. Ind mo Wm their (or odmiulcu. routed her one upon tho

code which fly! that any lawyer practic-
ing in other auto. district or territory in
tho United Sutton. and applying for ad-
mi-lou to the Maryland bar. it shall be
tho duty of the court to whom it ahcll ap-
ply to Mlmit him upon the some terms its
I Maryland eitucn. The words “he“ and
“him“ are used. Mid. upon this point. Mrs.
Lockwood referred to the rule to tho effect
“that the uwieuline lucludcu all genders
except where such construction would be
absurd and unremcnnble.“ Justice Hay-
don ruled adversely to her application. on
the ground that it would be absurd in this
section to make the pronouns “ho“ and
“him“ refer to any but the masculine
gender.

 

W’—

chcr Saw Die.

Never my die. thou ‘h dark clouds obscure. ‘
Though painful t v [mum your heart mil-t emiurc.
Sick to your port. though threatening: the sky.
Be gently) and firm. but never my (lie!

Keep up your mllrniic though lmlllili‘i bene
A murm that in bravo you ne‘er will re vn‘t.
Ponce and contentment the faithful \vlll \lt‘lil‘.
Honor aloft berm! the crown of Flll‘f‘ol‘fi.
.Thcn never my ille. thin motto obey.
And call but the flower-vi that grow by the way;
let lllll bc your mark and guardian star.
And Imokc between tunes a Boat Record cigar.
For Mlt‘ by Goo. W. Day

“MARRIED.

In thiut‘ilv:_finy‘3lt—h. bv “1:". N. DunnlnF.
t‘hulen W. Kendrick and Slim: Florence E. Snilt 1.
both Oflllll‘ Pity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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DIED.

 

In this city. May filth. Stephen 0. Holly. iigged 33
ycnn. .5 month. and 15 duyn.

LOST.

A kctbook \vmi lost in ridlnu from Non‘vnlk to
So. . (irwulk. gningby “'eut Avruuenml returning by
EM! Avenue on Tue-day llHIl‘IllllL' It Contained
Fume money. Ml!" paper- ulnuhliv onlv to the owner.
Any pet-nun llntllllL'lt \vi I he n-ivnnled In reiuruiug ii
Mu. t' l". RAYMUND.

41 Knight Street.
Nnrw ilk.

Tent to Rent. ‘—

'l‘he Hunt Norwulk Tent Anarwihtion offer their largv
tent. to x fin. to rent on rt'tIJ-nllllhl. terniu
Apply to .l R RANDALL. l'wnldent.
boutli Nomnlk.
('(lllll.

Juno 1, MRI.
551 ll‘

 

551—3 m

ROTOR Paiiii‘ii WATER!

The nudernimu‘d vfl “I a Fulllllfl \‘tltifl'l known in
the "Wave“ in Roma at. unuuicucinu 'l‘liiiri-iuluy_
.Iune 2d. and toruntli'fue through the reason. thru-
timen a week:

I w P . i .
Tuesday a. I‘lllll‘sdtl) a. and Sut-
urtlnys.

Lemma the Sienliiboat l‘oi‘k. South Noryvnlk til it
o‘i'lm'k ii. iii. n‘turnui: Will leuio Roll-u l'oint ma
n‘i'lork.

Furo for the Round Trip ‘35 cents.
‘| \
(apt. Barrett l . llulue.

53d ll

 

BoysWaRteRl

Fifteen or twenty boys from

 

Ill to 18 years old wanted by

the

Norwulk lmt‘lx' (lo,
Nelson Taylor a. Son

Attorneys alnd Counsel-

lorsatLaw.
SENTINEL niiiLoiNu.

 

(‘ity of South Norwulk.

._._......__...._ , m

GERMANIA HOTEL}

\‘orllvr t‘lliy olive! and lluilrwul place.

A. Pluck it Sony“ liiurer Beer Ile-
pot.

Goo. Dohaub. Proprietor.
rm ii-

p i l \ N \
h 0 l lLIu.
he tea-iii \ onus of the South Norwulk l'uion Sebool
llla‘lt‘ii‘l hh‘ li ~reh' notified and warned that the
iiiiuutil iuwiiuguf mini div-incl “ill be held M the
Franklin r-lrvof School "Nine nu “ul‘dly eveulug
June mu. l\‘\'l. M s o‘rluek to hear the rvpori of the
Dinll‘li‘l i‘muuiiiiee. 'l‘l‘i‘llsti’vl‘ iuidt‘oltwtur (bribe
preceding year. Also to elect Dininvt t‘ouunitlw
Mid ulher omwn for the ensuing year and to Iron-lav!
any other l“l»‘||lt\\.\ iliril may be lam hilly brought below
mild lni‘elin:
South human. i‘iiiui . \l:i\ 22ml). Nil.
'l‘llH\L\Sl ll.\\'\ltl.\'l). [
tibiilltiili \\' DAY.
JAt‘uliM LAY‘I‘UN.

“huh“

\ unintuitive.
Nil 11

‘ . .
l< or sale or to Lease.
(the U) ~ter Seow
‘.‘ lll‘fi“ m ‘ler “mum! in llett‘u Island
A heret- \l\‘l\‘l‘ “round at tiniuy lliimuuwk .
:3 ANN ”3‘!” \\l\\tll\il ll! 'l‘ueru Ebllbllll
Ap ily to .lm‘ull .\l l..\\"l‘\tN.
uniw m V‘usbiiiaiuu .‘t . South Nurwalk. t‘i.
it“ if

“KN‘I‘S WAYNE]! for the lbw} and mum: Sel
S hm: l‘ivturiul hooks and Iiibleau Prim“ w
duved til lwl‘ will >
this! am Nuliimut Publish a: UK. l‘lulu.. l\\.

GRID. ll. JOSEPIIS. ll. I). t‘. . .
l’liysmiiin it Surgeon.

tiriuliwv of New" l‘ii‘iwmty Aluiureal. and turn»
be: of the «\xllege of I‘I‘Q‘pit‘ltlui rind Surgeouu. Omar
rm “thee ever lurvey‘: “not and Shoe atutv corner
Mum and Mushutl “New. South Nor-walk. cud moms
iii the Muiiaekeum bowl. 0:- ho «umuulcuml \vuh
by Telephone iii the Nebuvkuuu. N1! in“.

Temperance Excursion.

 

N N
Scaled Proposals
“hr ibv |\l‘l\‘\lm:0 ul‘ wllliu: who lulwuli ill the follow
l ‘ (\N‘fll‘iltwutu uu the simmer Lulu: “much. on June
&\ ltlst. will be weeived bv the (\unmittcv. until
Sound“. Julie lltli. "St. on illuwn :- lee cream and
omhvliomwv l noun writer and all drinkables. wxwpt
luteguvuu: of any kind or chauvteri ; chowder ;
himuibuu; fund of ull kinds. except vhu\\\l\‘l‘ am} it:
uccommuuuuuu. Semi-ate bids for owl: Ruptured.
no dvpumueut will be let exec t it I“! condition
tho! the contract will become vol . tn the mount
pith! for the prlvl mud to the mutton. if
he kit-mam riot ctr ‘tLv «uupliod with. The Cow
mittcc “mm the right to reject all bid-i.

. t‘.. 0. SII‘NI.

hu \‘ucrms.

Ions A. Summon.
[(‘ommlt

 

To Owners of Dogs.

'1‘!!! ghoul-lot; of cm‘gginycu in ccltcd to the

m wh-

“ hie l‘cwu Clerk of tho ocvuul towns shall may
ol . ouorbefcrc she may othmc fur-ulch tho
8 with a list oftbc' m our club
but“ M who have comm «new lists
mi ma sold Winch dull there“ on mu» a ll‘
It n an airy to U ISTRRED

an come the c or harboring the
came to :gypmnc l

l of hummer on
than on“ for coach cud e
Hm. I” lab. 1&1.
ISAAC Wit. It. Schema
WILL“)! 0. SAleS. 3' of
Nil-SON J. CRAW. Roi-troll.

 

ficro'pathyl

ART OF HEALING

team mmuumm
«uh! in the WW Mound“.
Mm WWW“
rhhdlm Rout mm
in. m Wot. Moth.
main arm click the Whic-
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f magnum “roll-mm

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SQcond Grand Ammo!

EXllllRSlllN l

__op.__
0U“ BROTHERS LODGE and

BUTLER LODGE.
l. 0. 0. F. of Norwalk. Conn.

0

Welueslai, June 22,

TO THE

New Iron Pier at. Brigh-
ton Beach. Coney 1:-
land and Rocka-
way.

On the Paltitlal Steamer.

G oluml‘bia.

Accommodating: 3.500 Pcoplc
Mime hyllie celebrated WHEELER & “'ILSON

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Tickets only 75 cm”. for the whole excurnlnn
and no extra charm: for Pier Tickets. To be oblnlnod
of member.- uf the order.

The Columbia will leave South Not-walk. Wednes-
day. June X‘Jtl. ti A. m Sharp.

ionic and go and have 30001! Time!

The proceed-I of this Exrurulou are to be nppniprinv
ted to the purchase of book:- for the llbrary of Ul‘R
BROTHERS LODGE. l. u. 0. F.

ll. 9. Keith. Sue'y. E. Curtis. Chairman.
A. H. Camp. Twas.
N10 4!.

W Vfor 88.16.

M H. Tilly‘-d fiu‘lnry. Main SL. one two ueutod

SRIF'I'INE TEP BERRY.

"TI‘WIIII‘T make. and uteri-nil other vii-emu] linnil biiggion.
All uill he Ailld very low for rush.

I have thin your added one entire fl-mr to my work-
shop and IIH‘h‘llHt'd the liluuher of my workmen to
meet lllt'df'lllfllld ofii largely llll‘fl'llm‘llv hiii-iiii-mi. no
that enniouiu-rn may rely upon having their work done
with priinipineua.

Work will be cent for Mid (lvl‘iven-d to any distance.

“All ItIAG} ES
Ul’iill klndv- built loorder. Siiilnfiictiou guaranteed.
Murliine forum: and all kinds of hlat‘kumilb work.

Dissolutioi:

Thu. (‘0 rtnrrulilp heretofore ext-ting between Jim.
It ll.. ““1 J. F Holden-1r undorihe firm name of
Hm mm lllin'rultih. is thin. that day of May by mu-
liml consent. illnolved. Jami-u Holden retiring.

ll. H. tuid .l. l“. Golden .lr. nrv authorized to settle
rill hur-iiiem- connected “lth the late firm.

JASK HOLDEN.
R. H. (inldlflN.
J F. (ltllJHfiN. Jr.

ll II .t J, F (luldeudr “ill continue the l‘uhliidi~
"‘2. l'l'lnlllll.’ and Stationery hueiuesu at the wine
pltlt‘i‘. under the name rlrin nulne MS

‘ _V ‘ ‘7 - 1‘ - " V ‘

1‘ arm for 3319.
’"HK ”lll‘wrl$\”\1‘.fil'fl hi- Form for sale. nitqui-d
1“ Hie :u‘TH of Hrwullvld. iii Siirutngm (‘o.. in the
Slnlr of New York. nine lllllt'!‘ from flaming. Springs.
It i.- l-leunzuilly unmixed on it Flllt‘ of ground. 95 nrren
of lxuiil. Which in favorably divided lnio pustuni. plow,
meadow rlllll wood laud. “uh n lzirgi- houue; the nu..-
of the lmrn. ll) by 40. “main house and pudding. hiiy
loft nivr Ilic name. 251 by ill. and gunnery to by is
Will be mild vln'up; purl of the llllh‘lllU-t‘ money can
n-mziiu on iuurtgu -\~ if ilwiirvd. or \\ ill e\rliiiii-_;e for

\illiige property. or further piirticuliin Illlillln' of

MLAS l‘ 'l‘l'T’llJfi

N|\r\\llll\. l‘uun.

3:7

z‘nS‘Vu-o AsaIAJé'" r1173?

Lniluu Assurance
Cniiuiaiui

Established go. 1 720.

 

A §SI£T§ - i I (uhfififl [0.90
ST RI‘IJL“ - $3.93‘J.0!0.88

JABOIl M. LAYTON,

Sou th Norwulk. t‘unn.

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DXVID svovv‘.”

UNDERTAKEB!

Main St.. up suits. Clark & Lane‘s Block.

RESIDRXCE: 46 WEST ST. 52'»

wt have u PROCESS FOR EMBALMING. to
superior to the ice box now in use. an
attended with no men expense.

m
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for 91“ Incl ”our “:1..qu "in
u ‘w& “I“ pu- n": \{fi
ml c \I to Mid PN‘I‘ .
l" u v: “cum. . elation
had I \I tab d «N. Solution
in b a! \ for not to“ Nice. Sen .
n‘lfil ‘ c (‘m a m.“ “a INN“!
ui can: loco. Nu m Whelt. \Vc
«mite twmu‘dl cf atone“ cp‘d Chain.

‘ “sins:
Rot“! X‘“ ‘n. ”a: * man. u.

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tori“.

no ”I’ll“! nut
and in. toaduummw
Wow cured. Writ. cub
MM. Incl. Quint. lieu.

 

 

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\viek “mm 1 m moved to fund-h LIVRRIE‘DF
ALI. KIN RS. on unable term-i mid at shun nw
tire. .-\ share of the public immune solicited.

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60 we
r. B. Smith‘s
48 Wall street.

NR \‘OI’R

DRY GOODS!

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District of Nor-walk as. Probate
Court. In: Nth. 1881.

mm 9.! mm umnAn 3;. Emma to; of Ru.
walk in said district W.

The Court of Probate for the District of Norwulk
bath limited nod mowed cl: month: from the date
mm the Croditon of fluid rotate to exhibit their
china for «Mancini. 'l‘bmc who Wt to «precept
their mental. muted. w thin aid time.
will bc M A may . AW ind to
udd‘egatc arc mm: to immcdiatc m~

ORR F. MYNOND.

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as at Hinduism with the will mend.

FREE T0 EVERYBODY!

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Annual Elllll‘llflll

01" Till

SOUTH NORWALK

Temperance

Reform limitation,

Mount Pleasant Grove

On-the-l-Iudson,

Thursday, June 23,

Long Branch.
___._...__ <

Tickets $1.00

Children under 12. accompanied by punuta. free.

Music by the Union Band.

Refreshments furnished on board at
reasonable prices.

 

 

Lcnvo South Nor-walk at 9
o'clock, «harp, and return at 8
In the evening.

cosm'i‘u.
IRA YOUNGS.
JOHN A. SEYMOI'R.
Committee.

'1‘

Misses 3”. Juli

VAT THEIR—

Norwalk Fancy Goods

—A.‘ID—

Millinery

(‘iin Elli)“ you the Finest Aflfiflrllllf‘l’ll of Milliiiery and
Fancy (iooda
A be“ clock of

Underwear and Hosiery

Jim rweivcd. “‘bli‘l' vi dim-tiling \t'l'yl—Lm‘» .
our stock of milliuery (‘ulli-lI-DI of

Latest. Novelties

ln pity of nil-buns. Flowers. Feuiherm Silka. Satin!
Indull kindn of S'l‘liAWb’.

()iir :irii-iieally trimmed

Round Hats at. Bonnets

\\'ill just pull you.

Mourninga Specialty

And Bonnet:- mude to onlI-r at short notice.
(‘rnpe refinished and made to look like
"(‘W.

Ladiiw liiivlli: (Tape tllat‘olon‘tl or soiled. will find it
to their ll(l\lll|llu:i‘ to lune llir ~ium~ whiny-shed hv ihiu
powwow. uliivli gin-.- ilw rmpc all of up llrlLfllllll univ-
and rotor; wiuun-r all \li‘lt'll‘f’luils mailer. that it may

be “urn at all lllltt‘u by the inmu sensitive. and effec-
tively protects it from all damage by dampne» on Nlll

le'
LADIES (l\\'.\‘ t‘ibhllllNiiS made upiii [be nicer!
manner All the lines! iiiylen in FlilZl-IS. vtr.

Switches Very Cheap.
\\‘i~ :m‘ uni-ms for the l‘niirmil Fir-limo t‘unipuny‘u
Perfect Fitting: l'uiterns
Wen-ll 'l‘llE lll‘t‘KEYE t‘UUKERY.
Stan] lbing Neatly and l’mmpily Done.

Misses St. John

No. 88 Main at,
Nor-walk. Conn.

Straw

 

Hats

Straw
IIats

Straw
Hats

At

Foote’s
Ilat
Star .

Street.

CARPET‘S

85 etc. and Upwards.

Washington

 

 

ALL WOOL INGRAINS
60m anngpwudc.

A upon Awssomm or
Best an“; _ sun." .1“,
8 Pk coma. Bruc-

mflondflpwdg

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RPRlNE
clothing.

._._..— —--—————————-———_.—_.__

 

M. DAVISLQS now ready for
the springtradc the best stock
of reudymade clothing ever of-
fered in this town. which is to
be sold at the very bottom pri-
ces.

Suits in all grades and styles. or any gar-
ment separate. \Ve will not be under.
sold, and will put our goods and pricen
against any. not excepting New York
city. We mean business. and this spring
will sell at prices that defy competition.
Also full line of
Gcnfs‘ Furnishing Goods. Scarf
Sleeve buttons, studs.
Chains, &c.

and See Me
Purclmsinv.

M. DAVIS,

Mahackemo Hotel Block.
SOUTH NORWALK.

REMERERHIEH PRICES

firanch of New York

Washington Mllllllll,

(‘orner Wanliiugmn and Main St..
Lauder: Block. South Xorwalk.
“'E BUY FOR (‘ASII A ND SELL C. O. D.

L0‘VER l‘lllt‘lis than evi r known forthc best Ind
fllulf‘t‘lil pundit.

Give Us a Call.

pins,

Cull Before

 

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RENEE Ellll Slllllllllll‘ [lllllllll

.I()I*1N SCIIAUB

has now ready for the trade. a large line of Spring

And Summer
BOOTS

 

&- SHOES
FOR MEN, AND LADIES WEAR.
Children‘s Shocs of all Kinds.

The beau of goods at the loweut prices. (‘nll and
Fee them.

Custom Work done at
Short. Notice.

Austin‘s Block. Wuhiugton hit-wt.

 

S‘U'l‘ToN ’S

Batarrh .flurel

THE ONLY REAL NEDH‘INAL PREPARATION
FOR t‘ATAthll. “‘heu mod weanling to diml-

ieml it never fails to CF“.
Price 50 (‘euis a Box

For Sole by I‘lxla‘tfil. With Noni-ally. utd Bolt.

wafllk. and mailed to any nddm on receipt of
wiw. by the proprietor. L It 8131108.
Sew Conan. (W.

xii 3m.

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combat “t‘
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Seed Time!

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\ iv d. an Invoice of

New Seeds

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4..

Early and Late Peas:

GARDEN SEEN too numerous to men
tion.

VAvu-yhrgomentof

liaise F our Sails.

Wcthersficld Red onion .seed by
the pound. “alimony other
kinds cfaced by a.»
Pound.

mic-om
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“mum‘s”.

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