snail: Quinta”: granite],
Sfil.
Wedncndny, June 15. l ,
A “inn-meat to erect a :nnntiitient to
Nathan Hate is gradually taking shape in
New llaven.
{‘.\l'lt"l.~ fni' Mr. Van lcrltiit‘s new house
have :tt'rtil t‘rnin Hirnpe. 'l‘itev \veie
made fr 1:11 new :illtl original :lcsigua. and
with the uni. haunting that nodtiplii'atis
are ever to be tnanufactiircd.
*
There are ti~i\\'1lt the l'nited State-i and
Canada tho i Your; .‘l.~i.‘~t‘ii:'i~ti.iii Asw-
cintions. \vtth iwwno lili‘ltllk‘l‘n. Thercare
10? college :\~~v.u'i’.t:nii.~ and thirty i'ailrnznl
organiaituuu.
*
The .\ttlt‘t‘ti‘.\ll Mininnary Society has
been in existence fill}'ll\‘t‘ years, llllil its
receipts amount to $ii.i\:lt.tititi. of which
New England nit-l .\'-~w \‘nrk gave nvtr
minim...
L‘Ongl'fi‘Nllalt J. Hyatt Smith up Mr.
Conkliii: lil‘t‘Y in . den i. but he iathe livlimt
dead man he ever knew. lle {lilVlit’ri pen‘
pic not to get too near the etirpw.
The inintr that Mind S. 11:1. liven
throwiinut nt‘tiainin: and would not
if“! Ellis ‘i‘dmill in iit‘llli'il l~_\ iit‘v‘l‘gt‘ Nltilll‘,
her tantrum: Site is l \etciml daily and
in tine form. \‘.tta.l-«it.tlt. in r own-or. has
rt‘fll‘i‘tl lit illttH‘ llii‘ lit i'lllt'.l ii
for a up: ei..‘. l iii‘w otfei't ti for St. .luhen.
Sorrel lhii :Uitl Maud 5., though :~he \\ ill
appear :tlwiie
—___.____
liliil‘t' l..-
(letiurztl Hmnt. \tit‘can-i party. arrived
in t‘liicapnfiutulqty from St. [with and
[‘hn‘vt‘tlwi .1! when In the t‘i'\.tli'iit‘.1 of t‘ul,
l-‘red thin-J. tin in: to the putt health of
Mr“. lil'Jtll t‘i ~ iti‘tt n51 ~11 . 1‘ the (l. .:~r.t.i
to proceed to i; .lv-iu tizc it.-\t do) \\ll.‘
gin-ii op. .tliil l.e \\ .12 tv'ltthJi th- in lliltl
lzi tiny wit '5\ hc t' 'li! . till“ v't‘ii' t.. \i W
ank. ltilte.t‘.121 it: tie: 1'..l u (h cur,
)3;th Ellizl l‘tti‘thl. it“. it“: \\ vii. :tLtl ‘itll-‘llt tl
with the “will! » a an tzip to .‘l.'\i\'u.
W
.\t the X t
u! ilic l‘ilbzetl Han. ~
not t' 'll‘l'v“”\i.i‘lt.tl r -li!i-‘.l
..
\ Qtl‘iikllx't' \\ to All
pointed i - ~~:- -'
“\K‘ 31‘ \1‘
new \ ram?
. ti wt to. it!)-
3: «l‘ Ed's t‘liltk'x ll.
t-éx p..:'~.n_; .t’
enjoying its waters at pleasure P If not,
then why cannot we, next Saturday
night. ride upon the lake by moonlight
and by music. and enjoy the fullest. com-
pleteness of this attractive spot? Could
you imagine any thing were lovely! Do
not laugh at me. but do let me hear from
you, and do you think " Antonio “ could
sympathise with me in my romantic
tastes. and if so. Won‘t you bring about
an :tt'tpiaintntiec. by letter or otherwise,
Perhaps he could teach me tn row. ls he
an atuatncr or professional?
Romance.
{We will cheerfully do all we can for
"llniiiance." and if possible. will bring
about the meeting with "Antonio.“ “'e
think they will prove congenial spirits.
For the Present would advise "Romance"
to be careful about romancing too much
when alone by the Lake or she may get
drowned. villi.)
9‘.
Reply to Stalwart.
.\'nit\v.u.at‘ox.v. Jt‘NE ll. 1881.
Editors nfi'lw SitNTiNi-Zt.:——Yoiir corres-
pnndent "Stalwart“ in issue of the lat.
iilt.. asks "Has not l{\\§l‘(\(‘ L‘oiikliiig serv~
ed the Republican party inure faithfully
and iiii~.-ltislily‘ than any other one of all
the rank and tile?" “'1- need not “entii'
pare his record.“ t‘mnparisoiisareactiona
at but. and as a general role more an. to
thnae who invite them than to others.
of lllln‘t'lllnll tit-\ntioii in party. which ap-
pears to'lte Htalwurt‘a plea for Mr. t‘nnk-
bug‘s return in the l‘nitcil States Senate,
1 Would say. that it is this intense parti-
'.'..tll.\ll‘[\. which Mr. t‘onkling. as the head
and from itf§lllti New York State machine.
hm. Mi successfully developed. that is just
as unpopular thrcuglinut the rural district
of the State. as is the iiionnpoly machiuenf
ixnulil and Vanderbilt. It is. thin one
:it‘l \\ liit'li hilt-illil i‘iitislgn Mr. (‘i‘nblliig
and lxz.‘ cell.-a;.:iie Mr. Plan to obscurity.
it i» the fact that With a Senate nearly cv~
PM.“ iitVt-li'tl that these two gentlemen
a. . will <. e pieiwr to resign their pnaitinii
amt hue llh' Nate of New York illil‘t‘pl‘i”
“mini in liiv’ upper branch of tlsenatinnal
. lt-gtxlttinii, and then-by give to thedcnimu
’ rat). in. eptwrtunity for which ilic_\ long
hm e \\ .taietl. l~ :i .lttferenceot opinion a:
in liltit'an‘ of a ‘k't‘nsilt nominated by the.
l‘i’.\~...lent. to lw held as a valet reason fer
' 3’ ‘ Hilton ‘2‘ '4‘. l'CLY
1‘81»: {fishih‘ \ » _
the titviiitln-tiiitetzt of all eltli_.;nt.ni: to tie
.‘xuu‘g‘ivi: 3 it ‘ tied it 13 ¥3*="1:\1""“ “2843'." “cc-nix. t‘onlvhng and Nail new
“*3 \“’\l“‘""' ‘~ 1 ~ “ 3‘“ l = 'll‘i t . the l :iiizsl 83 um Senate. not to
"1"“ "Mi 3 “’ ‘ ‘ " 1 ‘3“ - t‘ whim; and l‘; :11, Eat in wine—
fiafi‘d the . Mi:- ‘ . .‘ xx.” .1 X.“ \~. t3“ .tnl when
WV ‘ ,2,“ 1». 1' . atsivtwi‘ open the datum 4‘ tin r
batty .2 t . , .. .. to £11.11. l “21.1.1“. tin siv«“l‘l“‘i " “ ”‘3‘ “N‘-
ext-“113 it '1‘ \ . \, ”.i‘l‘ l Wei” “Nil ”mix“! my“ a “‘iillml \\1l'i ll e
and “WK; 5 \\‘ H : '1 31.1 ..-~ s-‘t: H. .1 1\‘\\‘.\Nk tnt the lVflWt‘lHii
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have 1.x, n p‘ l‘ «l '1‘ ,\K\ .tt'
hmmeh l‘t 1..
8.111? t: N: l'£\.ttl\':l1; ‘1 ~.\‘:';tt tit».
l;\.\ t‘l: \tl ' ‘ \\ 3 1. \\ 3».\ Hm Hit-t \l‘
null: i' -"" l‘l. ~lii'..u:‘ ml ti.-
vii'ttiwtn tuiiti put: tilt .nt-ti~l~ti:
(h.- p:tl . ’1... l in it.~’t‘.l~ 'l\t. 11. t to
say cll.~ : \’ ’ l. ‘ l“. :1” 1.
leikz‘t-i') «i. .:t int t3~~itiil.t'l.:i~
out} ‘1’.1.'ft: \11--_~ tl..tti. th
York 1." : .:~? 1.11.: 1.1..r’i -'.1.p.t‘
:1 “Jill iitzii.” ‘ z? . . . p»... ..
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ury t‘t rm \‘t' it) 11.1‘. ..1:-i tl’at
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do...“ 3‘ ih . 1;, 2‘. ...:;
L‘llli‘l‘ tart).
in :i :‘vt-I \ ., i‘li.l(
said .c‘ lev’i 1 .: 2‘ ; i.
'Iltip tint! ll=' ll _ ‘t‘. tiz'.1\ l .'
would :: : -‘. : ‘ :1 t i' t? .1 z. . t
t‘tn‘aiér ' x : ‘.' 1’ l . \\lt
belt 1. -_. ' .L‘ .
(‘1!13“ ‘. . 'tl‘. .-; i
tn \‘x’A—‘utgtt V‘s“ . . l i . "-
tlinti;l.: i';r‘: \ ' . i..~..- l -l ll
plied:
“Well. I 1:: \ .1 l1 .w 1-H: .t‘
salary \\‘;Zii : :1. ‘ .:1\ at t ;'.~-.t.l
:itidt‘li 11" ‘\ Hint l 'llt':ll\:11‘»‘~'ttl‘. 1
see llll’. ‘tw l; 1!.» New
\"mrix' 5'.“ i i liy
sue . t r . .1 ..;
it: It « '.\'.“
.1.) with, th»
(MUM-t :t.',\'\\ 1
make .l. «1
litigz. .'
allwl'ii.
never my. .z:
taktw f» l' t.
he will iz'itn‘i
‘1‘;tl‘.i . ‘...‘. i
Tlit‘ lirl i
grout many .
innit: :.t :5;-
nominatien .
presi-ieitti tl .nx1_
letter. :i'e .inx: 1; .
tigatiwn tl:-.- cz'; »'
They “‘2‘." 1 rt? ’
islets of tit»
mScais. and in .:
down. lnvlm .l,
arrival at ti. v 3}-
when all i..-
ttf't' drngtgu ~’. , _ .1 I ;«
This is nettle-f 1’...’ ’: r ‘ " 1" l"..l
the hon“: 1'? f. ;‘ W 2:;4 12' t .. ‘l
the pirty .iu»: -.~ " 1' 1‘ .2: '..'1.:!i~:‘
should 2'.» rm: in w" i‘. If
any prominent mm 3:. . we
found tn by -~ Elia'fl'lv’l {F.Ll.»l
neither lllvi 5.1.1“... 71. .. sltwti‘e'
beallowvtl : 1 ~ ;»..{.1 iii :ill 1.
put before the p-n";-le at. .‘
not beillltit'ivl Lt l .i- .I ‘
11“ f'.
the pear. Fonz! .. 39- ”- -:’.t~:
he need It“ hia E.‘.~'r~1rtt '2!“ (in i twiim
Republican. prawn generally should demand
that in the excitement. of nA-w l~slllv‘< this
one shall no: be I M s';i.t of. to: that the
rascal shall be ll’ltltr‘d il-twn and also ex—
raced?
The
0 PE\ LETTERS.
£130.“: tgl'SEN‘rtV'rZL—l :i'.i :i young lady
ofa somewhat fwltla’ ‘ nature. The
meccaheu! R;tll?l)£t-l l’iriu: tn Saturdav
evening was one which tiregtly affected
oath senvzitively entiiatei'tst c natures as
mine. I stand upon :hv depot platform.
Above me tva- the «areky. about me the
numbers of giroznertarlrn griyly chatting.
tad not and than {-“Jh‘lfl‘; to lfsten to the
mini 0! an s-nlivening waltz or spirited
glib]: witch came to us from across the
like. The balcony . t the Mahaclcemo
.m brilliantly lighted. and the musicmns
amvfl’y but ti. :ithi to the grand-
“of the scene. ii." re mo tluwt‘d the
gunk memo! picturmiue Lake Buttock-
uo. The mag»: shown with elfulgcnt
med alike upon in all—We of the
‘ ht, woof the platform, we of the ital»
'uy.cnd we of the sidewalk. I can
'mfcgetthe night. the scene wan
’hufliae, Muti‘ul and joyous, to be
I H.013 upon the bank! of
—- , and thought. Thought what
a! being a “perfect“ night in
filial: I knew". It in. theat-
‘ dfiiwfivhustsog m Now
t‘
l
. \ otk \\ ;;~ nnt .wtttvtlted. the letter nt~ rep
.tctiatmii \\J\‘ \i‘ltl tn the tlnh‘itior. :itid .'\
.itnte l~rt~ tly notify in; the l‘l“.“ltli ..1 wt the
ll't..tni \th‘ Senate that the 51‘tt.|'.\l\'
n..-l ti‘~'!.{lli‘ii aid .Vci‘ \'~t'k Note in»
.11151 ll\ ‘t~ dell “ t till l't tint limit. it. for
no. t‘w-i twtx ~11 15.;112 litti t! :tt thew hi! it
cuti'd l“ t lulM’ above l“|l'(l’/|l‘\l‘.i]\. could
lt'i? \tt.l\ thepuhticiuit: niivi :tvt \\ i'zil th. \'
l) 1.... V
\ltttlil'l l..».~l.-.1.-i1-. t’-~ttt:tit' t' lmisiv.
\\.i.r ~tippmvl \t’iteiitH-ii tliev
For
the l:t~! ~:\1.-. l'. y...“ \\ c l’i‘.\t' had frtr 1....
_‘ ll'lt'l1~.'tl. \\'lt:it the pewplc \\.ii.t ]x' Itirtt,
in and not if
.- ti‘.’l"_\'
'l‘ie
.‘tlt' lln‘mttanii.
tuner.“ to “Willi t'ni the
illlllt'll twirtu [lolllih :ii..l far tn.» little pa»
5
l
l
Itlltl l‘wl ti‘ittt'.
i'tmhicht loci ti .~
llu'
“Kill 1.. l.ttlttlll'
S.t.:it.«t'.~ fl'i‘ltt Ncn
.Yri'li i1:i.l!iivt1;_:l.t 1.. iiiiani‘ by all t‘i'ti-t
‘~l!lllili‘ltl;il :ii
’ti’.~ tin lint
.t il‘ ‘1.- failed 1.. :n'rtiiiiplish
t». {titllliliill the trii~t rc—
.n him. He bad 11-1 right to :it-
l1’tfiwill’::_1lltt‘Nldlt'uf Nuv \'- il.‘ iii-
to ;> 1:":tl'l'i l \\ ith the l‘:\t‘\'ll!l\ c of the Na—
'. :t Ill\i\i\i‘ l lltt principle. or math-r
llili'l't ‘!
t‘itlllll’lilllllv ii.
l..~ l....i ll't 1‘
' .2‘.J’..t;
.... .1
in the people. and
[lull
machine pnlitit'fi.
:lliil
luit. ‘[ tiltit'l‘ I'f
:vtll’iivéigt. ...;p (if [litl
ll
them-if evident (villi'iMllt‘ of that pnlicv
rll\'i.|‘>
ls
l \, phi). ,.h-g’a[p" Inn-t} above country,
i it inti~t be app tlt tit l.it'\~ ry'll‘cpiil.|ic;tii
gilt{lii'l1.tt-l.llffil.!lli'l‘r-'tll‘ )‘nviis of violent
§I1:t§\’-~ llilli to Pin ~tdi~t.t ll:i_\c~. till tht» part
{hf lll-' witioi' Senitor fittrii New
erk. that the t'n~ii:‘.ti"; liml :t rub! to 1‘.\~
lint, \\'1tltt3.n -ttcce.~z< of the dcziiinant
ipurty :.t the pull‘. iii the until '1' L‘lt'l‘l
‘ ' 31:.t 2“ part [fll‘ sttit‘t- “with ceas-
ttlw pi'miilt-nt and it‘lirllill'~ \vuiild
.t'lit lilt!l1lil!'lll[>l todn .~ nut-thing for
Sctizitw four year» more of faczinrmi war-
fare. and has the :tt‘frntitet-y to Ask the
State of New York to ex (3.,
WEI":
2 - bun-tit of the great mass of .\‘ltl‘l‘l(‘:tll
3;- pie. lliit :tl'hf l'i tltiv as in tii;iti\'
tether public liliillt r~. the people art-donni—
[cvl tn ileagpnizittiwnt. Mr. i‘oiiltlitig pr..-
Iliasvi ll‘jlllJt‘ from his Bill‘lli'Nlllt'x‘ in
éciitleavnrin: to secure his return to the
i
i
l
l
rte-.1 [lieptisitimi
:i»~~:iined. and
with lli" :t-im rti~ti‘:ittozi. It is tube hope-d
that if the State of New York. or ativ other
state of the l'tiinti. shall decide ti; make
an l~.~il . with any adti‘inistration placed
in poorer, by the people. that it will be up-
on :3. more important subject than the di«
vix'inn of >p‘-ii~'.
. he Ems :iinlte issue
7.“. t 'Cvl‘} wit) lid minded Voter. there
- 1:11: on:- izih t'pz'. not... placed llp'tll
lit-'cvl of the senior Senator {mm Saw
York. and I z't-Cognize the great: abilitim
pi.)$c-:.~'a’e-l by him. by the abandonment of
the trust confided to him. viz. that hut-int:
controlled th: party machine in the State
of New York for so many years. he deem-
ed bimeelf sufficiently strong to control
the nzitionztl llllt‘iiltl“. but it appears that
he made a mistake. and it may prove to
the Sumter the most serious mistake of
his whole career. Had he laid aside for a
brief season his domineering disposition.
and consulted the best interests of the
State whose interest he was in the Senate
to represent, I am convinced he would not
have pursued the course he has. But on the
contrary. he would. if he desired harmony
ani felt aggrieved under the policy of
the administration, and could not under
the existing circumstances, have retained
the posztion of Senator. He could at lea.“
have exercised that courtesy or respect {or
the state whose representative be was.
by rcsigninghis seat, and retaining the
min 3
same until his successor had been elected;
but no. he chose the opposite course, there-
by proving himself to bea factionist of the
most violent order. and actuated by a feel~
ing of animoaity, to all who opposed him
or the 306 who stood by him in his gram!
fight {or the third termcr.
The opposition to Judge Robinson was
based upon the fact that he led the oppoa~
tug forces of the New York delegation, in
the Chicago convention. This has never
been denied. What opposition defeated
Grant and culminated in the nomination
and election of Garfield, on the but: that
“to the victors belong the spoils.” The
President only exercised l ‘n undisputed
fizlitin mutating JudgeRobfiuon, and
Ir. kaling has demonstrated once
mgmmtmtwyoa'uiMsm “cop
wmlcflndbcry file We:
Mrmmmmu, by sinking it...
hhdflficnhwhfm.
‘ anti sir-iv; m but
it”?
lfifivoafioa o! Stab-nu lath-Ire.
‘..’ on ..
v.
1 may ire tittiy mid to lit-:1 light fox“
“Antonio" III. all ayes opened.
There is a pleasure in the pathlesa wood
and on the lonely shone. where society
thrusts not its toot: not that we love man
the less. but nature, pure and grand, cone
mantis our greater admiration.
A most beautiful piece of scenery is in
our midst. at least so we thought. when
fin-it we saw it. and thus we mused: No
travelers‘ guide-book makes any allusion
to it; no magazine writer is aware of its
presence. for its beauties have never been
portrayed in lliirper‘s. and its gorgeous
scenery has never embellished the pages
of Scribner‘a—in fact. like many portions
of our wido‘spreading land. the foot cf
man has never trod its soil. or lllOtli'mh
crating hand of the advertising artist ': a
never soiled its pristine purity.
We strolled foitb last Saturday ovt Wig
and till unconseious of the path our tout-
steps were treading, we suddenly I. und
ourself on the borders of a pretty sheet of
water. The lower edge of the stun had just
touched its line. and fora moment seemed
to balance itself upon its surface. gliding
the waves which danced like firediaslics
alum: its path. A cool breeze was wafted
to our check. as we even imagined we
perceived the aroiiiatio breath of the spicy
hes—(roast peanuts. etc.) No one was
near. as for an we could see. and the wa-
ter looked so inviting weaoon diambed
and plunged beneath the waves. Just
then strains of delightful music broke
upon our ear. and our Real leaped for
joy. Surely this was some enchanted
spot. The hand of at Scott or a Byron is
needed to paint the exquisite glories. of
llicm'ctic. We looked fui‘tively around
expecting to ace the spirit of the waters
arise and conduct its tothe enchanted
cave from “hence the liiiklilig llltlnlt‘
l‘llllli‘.
.\ voicc Eilllllilt‘il in our car dial “'0
turned and tinned toward llit‘rllitl't‘ to
grcct the fairy.
“.\rc you goiu' to come nut of there. or
shall \\ c fetch you
\\'e \\'§lllit‘tl ashore with the ilinpsnt‘
widen water dripping from our manly
form. and raised our
\lhdit'. ,\t...\,! \‘zuilnlii d were car illVlUllhl
Thcic stood Miic l\'llilllll and lien. liai—
lnvk. blue minted guardian» of the peace.
Tho rvfiit'n \\‘l'iis‘li hiul ltt'l\'litl\\fv'vil\t
ercd our eyes were thin abruptly tei’ii
awn". \\‘ith Male. on one ntvh‘ and lit it.
on the. ihci‘ we \\ci‘e quickly li‘llns'nlcsl
of \iliot we had ‘lwn .liwai. «l in the way
of \ lethiiw. \\"e tiew :»\\\ c-i‘cntlx of put
eyes. to him who
charge of Father Hunt, a missionary from
London. He has had several assistants
working with him, and a sermon of much
interest has been given morning and even-
ing of each day. The mission closed on
Sunday evening.
TRINITY CHURCH.
Rev. R. B. Hoyt, well known iii Nor—
walk, occupitd the pulpit in _Tritiity
church, this city. on Sunday morning
last. On Monday he took his departure
for his new field of labor. in Springfield,
Illinois. Mr. Hoyt for a time supplied
the vacancy iii St. Paul‘s church. Nor-
walk. caused by the death of Dr. Mead,
and made many friends both in that place
and this city during that time. who will
regret that his new charge takes him so
far away.
(‘Dh‘GlllsltlA'l‘lUNAli C‘lll‘ltt‘ll.
The monthly Sunday‘achool concert of
this church was held Sunday cvoning.and
although the weather was warm there
was a large attendance. The pulpit was
appropriately decorated with flowers. etc..
and on the side of the wall over the pulpit
desk were the words. formed with daiaea
and green vines, "Praise the Lord,“which
the chairman of the concert committee,
C. Swartz. said. would be the subject of
the evtniug. The exercises were. of an
interesting character. embracing reapoie
aive Scripture readings, singing, recitic
tiotis. etc.. and the singing by the infant
class was one of the features of the con-
cci't. .\t the close, Mr. Dunning. the pan-
toi’. gave the usual “ siiniiningup." which
is always listened to with attention by the
scholars. llc explained with happy llllll-t‘
tratiniia the meaning of praising (ind and
showed how it could be done in many
ways. but told the children the best way
to praise God \\'“H to love and serve lliui.
METllUltlnT (‘lll'lli‘lL
Last Sunday was "chiltlrcn‘a day.“ and
the scene at the Methodist church wart
non of unusual interest and beauty. The
morning services were of the filtluu order
as \lfillitl, and theannouncement was lllflilt‘
.11 the prograinine for the evening In the
evening the church \\ as lllh‘lldllhl the .~\e1'A
\‘lm‘h \\ ere very interesting. llt'iiizilkfi
were made by \hepwitnr. Rev. Mr. l‘lll.lhl\\‘
Mcmii‘a. \\‘ni. ll. lienedict. .l M. rillenthtrt
and Mr. Kiltgnlith. 't‘he iitltli’.-.\.~n\ were
short. but very apiwepi‘iate. and lit iii the
nitration alike of the children that older
pceplvx They were iiitei‘xpeimd with
alien. ”l‘heilnral slvx'ci‘otiena \ivie
pie Ninth-«Ling the \it‘vetx; the bond plwxwl
on Rich-l niixiy than the lxilvmi) oi the
\l 1!: n \viit . betel, and the . it. haiilfil
idiu . mound \\ h. we laiiih‘l‘x \\.' had mm
d. i'- J not towel. .tn nail-v .l .i. o .1 than a
\l:i+:".itil it ml
'\\‘.lt \nt. tom“) up
tinned \iat‘.
\\‘elnnhnl ttnptttmu} into the
face. and {\ihi‘i. "\Vlmt do _\ntt \\.-iitt
.u 1th ii~
“i‘ntiic.”
ed to itue. and each ltthlltt: :tt‘..'.t:11.\\t‘
new lattiitttlltliithl) match. .1 tc\\:tr.l.~ the
\\i\ .141. i} .itt’ex
.‘lth l“:
\\ a~ all the mm. M lhi} .lcmnr
\\t‘ :ilitn'uli‘il it‘lltt'll‘
t-tld of nut hal-
locl.’ up. in \:tin
gin-d nature. \\.~
in \.‘llll
llli'lllultitlt: izt \zttlt we tnld ”‘1‘!” «.t the
enchanted lulw th- 1' \\. 1.1:“ "If. n:"..~ the
:l~‘l\l.tlll itvlwt agent at the X. Y. N. ll.
& ll.il\‘[t1‘l the) ll\li‘ll<'1lllitl to nitrprn—
li'\l:lll1‘lt\rtrtlllttit‘t‘lll‘i'.
“YIill‘li' illit' l.. .titl
ll"ll. i;..~......-;.H.
"Nothing l.:i~ lllitixli'llt‘ll ntir lipsthia
\\‘\‘
limit." remarked
t‘\i‘lllll:,(. lilll the \\'.‘ilt'l\ «if that laltc.”
rt'llll'lit'il
“'l‘lit-i‘. it inii~t l‘itlllll'i‘l \Vllit the lktl' «if
5:1tl l‘ellutiii.
alight client to
light. “‘1' pup<
the Mithnt'ltcitiit."
\‘t‘. tin-tight i-w ~t:tiii'-
[li‘,l.“l‘. and .‘U “ii hill)\\‘( .1
petl lleii. ill lllt' l‘c‘. 1am lit the
nose in rapid wit-ct-minii: ltltl. ch!
llllll \\'c ilittte this. \YllJU’kl
the t‘lllll“ iii the V:.liiiiit [min and \v.» llllll
1itii:i;.:iiil‘tce;.t \i.»\\ of ti..-
it
lief-ire the hour lt~algliinl by the astrono-
Eltii’l‘v. We fcllvioverpoiei'.~.l no doubt
by the grand vicw of the (‘i'li >tial ctciit
-—.iiiil oii gainingr (‘till\i‘liill.~llt.\\‘ the first
we heard one a loud talk-11g.
"\Vhat‘s all this trouble about mind a
voice front the crowd which .‘llll‘itUllilt‘ll
n".
"Drunk and disorderly." replied lli-ii.
"\Vt-iit in S\\‘.llllllll|',: in from «if the .‘la-
fhze iii’lltit— thought it tiichontml
tLilo w—tnn much of Jerry '3 beer. no doubt.“
The (‘iti/n'tt who spoke stepped l‘rniii
thu doorway of l‘ztkiilski"s ton’sorial pal-
\\’l’lllklt‘1l. and the code of
his :iiiistzn'he clutched between his lin-
ger .
"What inhuman treatment." he mitt-
tnretl’. "why. in Chicago this thing Would
not he zillnwitlvtin. \vituld tint
.111..w.:I—nnt Iv .ti.t.n\vicit I I -
“‘e recognized the voice of a friend.
and in accents of despair \vc cried2—“Uh !
l’res.. save it< from these men."
In instant. l’rcs. was at our side.
and offered to go our bond to any amount.
Pulling his tiitistachc lierccly he ai'gtitd
with the guardians of the peace. until the
Mayor came along and the matter was
settled, and we went our way accompan-
ied by Pres. The band played a lively
tune, the crowfl surged back and forth,
and the ladies fair with haughty air,
smiled on-tlie passing scene.
Thus our eyes were opened and we
have stated our experience that others of
a meditative turn of mind may not be de-
ceived like we were, into the fancy that
the sheet of water in Railroad Place is an
enchanted lake. Some may wonder who
our friend Pres. is, who so gallantly de
iivercd its. and why we do not give his
full name. Modesty forbids it; and to
those who know the man our description
is full and complete. ASTUNIO.
——-—«>—————
Church Services.
GERIAN SERVICE.
Divine Service with Sermon in the Ger-
man language, will be held at St. Paul's
Church, Norwalk, on next Sunday after-
noon, at 3 o'clock.
BAPTIST TABERNACLE.
1')'4' :tllil
SL‘dl‘i‘U
3 came
\\ hurl."
ti-lai ci'l'pw .tl~
the tiiontidalthntigli seminal to occur
“11$ llll
(tL‘t‘. his lintw
sir, be
ill!
The third of Mr. Taylor's sermons to
South Norwaik society will be on “ The
Dissipations of our City: their Sources
and the Reasons 0! their Grd’wth."—next
Sunday evening, 7:30.
1m. STACY.
Mr. Stacy, the Brooklyn temperance or-
ator, will occupy the pulpit in 'the Metho-
dist church, next Sunday evening. Those
who have already had the pleasure of lie.
teningto him, will not miss this opportun-
ity of again hearing him, and to those
who do not know him we would give the
Rev. Mr. Hill’s opinion of him. In an-
nouncing his coming, he said: "' I never
listened to a. better gospel temperance lec-
ture than the one I heard given by Mr.
Stacy, and 1 am glad to say you may all
have an opportunity to hear him.”
BAPTIST Cnvnca.
Last Sunday evening the Baptist Tab-
ernack wu well-tilled, and the pastor,
Rev. J. H. Taylor, delivered I very inter-
esting discourse on “Our Boy- and
Girls,” it being in connection with hi-
nbjcot 01' “South Noun“: Society.”
in. um mm
Man held in “New
, pieiiiw and \ maximal) lavmtit‘ui
inf the mint phoning; i‘tvtlmwt ol l \i‘ Ne-
l. lili‘n 1: «\Motiml in M: 'l‘. l l: o Mend.
the bmt mettnw .‘illi‘ti-lat\t"1\ and the m e
.t...t1‘...'the.l.~t\\ \\ lime Hilli'x‘ll-‘tt a mount-
ed in the maxi. linth imam \\ ctv‘ award
wt in Mt. l‘t’ttik Smuh‘w via». .3 e \l.'
sequently were shared by lifllll
{H-
;....i wind-11>. Mr. Smith h‘t‘i’Hi .t :1 hand
\Htlti‘ intuit. ax did each liti‘llllii‘l ot his
.l.t~ ~.
. coo
Dun Rent-try .
in June til. l\\I.
.liiitc l.t-\\. liy ll
.\\I'~llll lli‘ltt'_\' S
Retiilthiiitli'l .l
\llnlllt .\lt‘t'.-.l l'i.
.\'l\'i'lt H. \\‘.
.\n.leixwii \\'iu.
.\\i‘lt .lilht‘llll ,l.
.\\.-ry ll ('
lit-\‘ki't‘ lv't'cil
Knapp l"Iml \\'
Knapp \\'iti. N
l. t.‘l\\\'ili’ti \\'lll '\ ll
" l'liax’ H
Brown Mrs. llratllcy lh-nty \'
liiilinli (it‘ll. li. " Unit
litii'ke l“l't‘ll \V. " \\‘ni ll
Lamb-r Margaret ‘3
Lawn-r Jami». l'.
l.t‘\\'l:\ l~‘i.itilt ‘J
Lynn l’ltlpiu'
Let ‘ntiiit t‘ \V
l.:i\vlnr.lnhii ll
Lynch .litllll
inni- \lt'reil l.
lame James M
Mnrtnn Win
Morton .lnlin ll
Mct‘nrnitck \Viti
Merriam i-‘mnk
Marvin .l...~tah ll
Mulltiti Samuel
McKay .ltllllt‘n‘
Mallory Mrs Jam 3‘
Mills Frank
.‘lt‘lii' li litil'itt‘i‘
M. sch. 11.: \Vm
Newconilt llcrttc
Nolan It (i
U'lluiit'ltc Mary
" 'l‘llt‘l‘t'hll
(Ntni’ne 'l‘hoitins h‘
2 " (‘Iitrk ll
l'l‘t'lliu‘i‘ .lttllit'n‘
l'crwiictte (‘hai‘lm
l’arrntt (leoi‘ge
l‘rynt .lzispt'r
l'nt'ilt'i' M ii
i'ct’kliani J ('
l't'll'li' (li‘ill‘gi'
l'lillul‘il llaVltl
l‘oyvcz (‘lztiitii- .\
Quintat‘d John ll
l’lly Linus " \\'iii [‘1
Elwood Si'iiuel Russell John
l'Ills James l". " .lziiiics l.
lily l). l'. llayiiminl Hm. “I
Faber Alhiii A ~' John l" 2.’
l“ci'rv Mrs. ('. .\ A
l“rll(l¢‘lilli:tll ('bas .. (loo 5
Fitch \Viit. 5. .anc7. 1"
l-‘erris (‘yi'us M - l‘lilsnii \V
Fitch ll. ll. " ()scai‘ \V
Flynn Mrs. l. lluaco Mia-i Emma
Fiedlei‘ Fred llcatl Joseph [I
Ferris James L Roberts Frank B
Faber Fred Sturges Ileti
Hilbert Wm. Il Smith John ‘
liennctt l-Ih ll
lii'tts Mrs. t‘. t'.
litirllt'lt ll. ll.
lliicknaiii John H
lii‘lii‘tllt‘l \th. ll
lirll .\ii«lrv-\\ .l
lit‘i‘l‘n l‘:ll.\|lll
llirchartl l‘lli
llui'ritt l". L‘
Hrmvn l‘Ilit-ticm-t'
Heard Edward it
Mouton Nat.
llult'H ll. \V.
llyingtnn l". 1'.
Hells Allen (l
Hearse Joshua
t‘r../.icr lltlllt‘l'l
l'itlll\l¢ti‘l\' ('illl‘l l"
t‘..t’i'iit‘itli l‘:ill‘li'l\'
t‘larl. Mrs. .\la.y
bley lleui'y ll
‘iililtt‘cll Jt'hhl‘
\tllaghiiii .loI-ti ‘Jtl.
‘htchiw‘ter .‘\. \V.
‘ttitin-t' Jiihti
‘nui'h ll. .\'.
lltliltii' .’\
lli\'t'l‘ I’ldniti K
llyci' .lllllliN l.
ltauchy Allen
lhitiiiJu it
llch'lyit (‘. ll.
llama (l. .\ '3
Damn \\'tti. l'l.
l‘latonl‘liarli-s N
lily Nathan C
t)
~
A.,.,.,.
,_
(lrecn David L‘ " L‘lat'a
(luycr Thaddeus B .. Hte then H
(luyer Thaddeus " I11 11
Gunning, W J 8 1‘ George E 2
Gates Amos " Frank M
Gates Samuel
(lrummun Sylvester
Graves Newton C
(jregoiy Julia U
Scliziuh John
Helleck (‘li'is M
Sherwood John
Scribner Joseph B
" 81185 B Siteedy Michael
“ bred Scllcck Andrew
“ Wm. F Stevens Mabel L
“ Gm. S Studwell John W
Green Robert
Green Henry
Gebebe Charles
Guthrie Claude
Hayes Catherine L
Hutch D. J r.. 3
Saunders A C
Sutton James C
Saunders Charles
Searles L \
Storey Wm W
Hartford W S 2 See-Icy E (Y W
Hyatt. Chas. J Snyder John
Hoyt Theron G Staub Conrad
Seitz Ferdinand A
Smith Geo W
Taylor Sylvestec M
Tryon Julia
Tuttle L 11
Tut-rill John G \V
Wheeler Mary E
Waterbury Chas I“
Wilcox Lelia.
Van Hoosear Geo E
Van Buskirk Lillie
Hoyt H I 2
Hull. Richard J
Hadden Richard
Hitchcock Robert
Higgins R. Lacy
Ho 't Mrs. J. R. P.
Ire and Thomas O
Jennings Isaac S
Jennings Lizzie A
Jarvis Catherine
James Mrs. Wm K
James Charles L
-—.~—_
A Great Discovery.
The proprietor of Sutton‘s Catarrh Cure
bavmg been troubled with Catarrh in its
most malignant type since a. child, and
havmg used several catari'h remedies,
also a number of nasal dclipchee,d and hav-
ing many operations orme upon his
throat and nose, militant any benefit
whatever, was finally induced (although
with but little faith) to try the medicine
which now bears his name. He had used
but hall a box of the medicine before per-
sons who knew how much he had suflered
with Catarrb, noticed a decided change
for the better. There was less of that
hawking and spitting which everybody
knows in not only very th' .3 and wear-
ing upon the person so ti onb ed. but very
d ble to eve one who has to be
in h society, on tend of breathing
through one twat at a time, as formerly.
soon found both ' of the nose
clear, something!» had never before 'ex-
enccd I'lnoe could remember.
he bu been
pundoftliulwiuldheuc, mum:
amen-em, ButtonCstmh
mineniy \plt‘llwl Mikado; In the chil— .
\M‘v '1 ’
H! t‘
’txitatooieiti win the prewnioitnu oi the
The tint New “ax lwi the cl...“ lit-tum;
l1 acher
'l‘he l‘nlhmnig LN the llNl .‘t l“ 1 on». \\ I...
ll.\\\‘l'\‘Kl\l|'l.l‘illlll‘lr1ll\.:?‘Ill ihi~i..wi.np
Knapp Mt“ l~‘i;iticcs
in“... J
Sherman S lvester J
.i"
i .
hum
Cu
mutt-1
lag of last week. the services were in with,
03th ever brought before the Medical
Profession. and in every instance it not
only aflorded instant relief, but efiected
a permanent Cure.
proof of its eflloaev we do not hesitate to
recommend it as the only ”Real Medicinal
Preparation" for (Taitnrrli.
stantly hearing from persons wlioltavo
Lillrll and .\‘l|‘~ l‘tlllli‘ 1. Wheeler. imih n! Somali. ' ' ' "
- » ~ , For Sale.
FOR SA LE . . ».
Three new (if uni-.1 ily~1t~i (.tntml 'l'uitiit
l-l:iint. ll lllttrl be Fi‘iil in l t.--c the . ~I il.’ nt .1». Hi. i
\‘liai'lca \ nitl'eli. «h ~crt~wl l".u p.111. llitlt~ ‘1 .. ... \lf
in‘tirgt‘ \\' I\iit~i'r ‘3} (‘hiwtnzil ~iiiit .
South \nrnnlk. Jiiiic l3. 1‘»! .'.. .m
- . - -.. ills-1.x llll.‘.i\t .-i.‘.~i\ci'\‘.utl.vi~eiitiiilhandktnggvex
. i.\ \\ 1i bv mid \.t\ ion fn: ..t~h
Achancg totem [1.9 an of Ai‘iIT‘U’ .. n
‘ l ’ a “a n1. mil lln t: tiitl-i 1' of in\ \\i\ll\llltl. 1..
“Mb? l‘t'ttiiutiini'itl \\ ‘h 1h. .li’ie .1. 1. '~ u. .1. l .. ’ . .. ct. '. it 1.. 1'4 red li11~ n. v‘ ~it
.11... . ~t .i'itt-t. \ldl‘ it..l t1. . . ’ . in I t.i:\ :- » .ai-«ti. t... EL. : \\Hli\ tintic
. . ‘ \ .u‘ \ .1 ,t'...\‘
” . .. in .. : if 1.i'..l ‘1. «vi-xi loan. i.E\l.tll\i'
1; : «1.xititi.-\tti:><
\ ‘\\.' -‘.; ' ~ ' '.t.:~ a... «triuzl.
\. H. z \‘ p. m .3 ,_ pot a t-lt.":t ':.n at.
" t . . , . , , . .
EQ\“-‘.\ .‘u Jill‘hl ‘i\\\ R‘\ "\ l \ “\
1 )| ' -\ l‘s \ ‘ t .t \
.. l l\ .xit i.tii . NtlLi on.
\1- ‘ .\\ \E i \
w \'\l\ i~ t t . -. , ., .- ‘- \i..\,/ .. ‘ \ \l t: "m. fine"
"Nae." t} \ \\.-« o 'i - v . : i » \ . 5..
this! \\ Mix 1- . ‘3 \\ ~.-. e. i i ; u" ». .v.‘ » '
\ht-v -_ ~l\.i'~:‘\l«
\lu \ xv: - v \.
vac... .t‘ t t -. . ." , '. \l'
,1 -. n . _. ‘ \ ‘ ,.
“1 * ~ ~ It m‘m tlu‘
=‘ elxizy; W. downy, ~ . '~~ .. g.-
. - \t i v , ’ ,v. ‘ x. .-
\'\.\\\1 .. . w. .- , .
\ 1-... ,. . . . . \-
-.\ e . x . t .;
. . ..n my, .» l o 1 2-.
1 \ v.1 t.\ q.\ \\-.‘v.'.\. 1.... ,. . a v
...1't‘..».... .1»th A11 1.1.... ‘1 ‘\ ‘1‘
\\ :..m.t.l.‘.]}. :t.1'.‘.i‘.. p -.= 1‘: 1...... . 1.
. .. . cit... lii‘ltltl-‘l ..,_.. :t.tx~vi~.-.‘. .t. \\ . .\.hr' V t-t‘
“ill K)“ ‘1 .llllh \“ ‘lfi\ \ .‘i . “ninth l‘nt li,ilt..~t‘,-..1:-ii .w tt-‘tl‘ it?
(in Saturday June l‘. Ifinl. Ml \\ c l\l .112. p
\ . V U i
.\i t.....»... \......1itt.\..\ .nn. “
tends to strengthen our belief in its t‘lll‘tl.‘
tive powers.
Cattit‘i‘h Cure cannot be clas’scd with l"at~
ent Mt‘tlit‘itu'a.
upon acute of the worm. canes of
After each positive
\Ve are con-
ticoii benefitted by its use. which also
lleitr in mind that Huttou‘e
it is lll‘t‘lllll‘t'tl lt‘tilii it
formula of an eminent p iyuieiati. who
has used it in his own practice with the
moat flattering results.
Try one box of “Nilllilli'a (‘atairh Pure.
and you will be convinced that it Will‘llC-
complish all we claim for it. and that in. a
Permanent Cure.
For sale by Plaisteil. Hntitli Norwalk.
and Betta, Norwallt. also mailed to any ad-
dress upon receipt of (.1) cents by the pro.
urietor. L. ll. Stilton. New Canaan. Conn.
.0.‘
Bunnoll‘u Lani llooin.
First it was the Seven \\'ontlern. next
the cat show. then Chain): and the Zulus.
now it is a Norwegian giant culled Brui-
tad. bigger than Chang. and a t‘hinese
dwarf called Clmetnah. smaller than Tom
Thumb. After Monday. June 97th. it is
to be a bird show. where cverything rare
and beautiful that \vcin's feathers is to
be found. All the dealers are vieing with
each other who shall amid the most bcauv
tiful exhibita. and the "\llnk‘lllll Opposite
A. ‘l‘. Stewart‘s on llroatltviiy. New \‘ntk
city. in to be full of birds from garrci tn
b‘tfit'lllt'lll. Such a night has never been
seen in America before.
MARRIED. L
111 Norunlk. June N‘lli. by Her .\t.ci lltlt. .\|.
t‘hii«.
(lite iti‘tite lllli‘\i building: lute in
.‘tuitlh .\it1\\;ill\‘.
.Nilll‘tltnl mi li‘ mu.» .. .... .. . H ‘ .ii 1.
.It- tannin wt 11.. l... \\ II I. . \ 5 l
\Ji.‘l.‘ :1. t...i...w»:. . . . ...1.... .
Nciiul i .u um i“"' . i . . l‘.
ll\t‘
a..n:it.\v.u.i. .t«.. ‘l NV.
> , I). ID.\\'I‘0\ \ncduueer.
Nelson Taylor 6:. Son
Attorneys and Counsel-
lors at. Law.
SI’IN’l‘lNl-fl. lll‘ll.lllNli.
(‘Ity of South Norwalk.
‘ GERMANIA HOTEL,
l itl‘lll‘l l Int -’..-1.inni It. l. I:lil]t.;it'i'
.\. Pint-k .\' Stun" Lager Beer lic-
poi.
Goo. Sohnttla. "mil .....
.‘nfil li
\(.l-i\"l‘\ \\‘ \\"l‘t it for ill» lbw ml lien-i >. 1-
. 1...; l'..t..i’i..l “with“ lllltl llihlu l‘i‘. ~ li'
iiiil'.'il hp. 1' . .11
Silt? ‘ltn \ " \Iial I‘tililiv-iiitt ‘ (‘n . l‘htl.. l’.i
. . Willis—Ii
“"25. Bolton. Bottles. Iron
and Metals.
tin Pinning
F“ 1'
Parties moving can sell the ntnck by
sending postal card In
W. PODMORE
Sill 'l‘ll hilll\\':\l.l\'.
Grand Opening
0|" 'l‘lll'.‘
BYXBEE HOUSE
Billiard Saloon,
To-Morrow Night
THURSDAY.
’l‘hc proprictnr of .lm liltxhce hullfli' lin. ju-tt‘nm
i'lianctl .wuclcgttnl new lt‘lliartl .iiitlcs—ntie tool and
On.- cur out. "I‘ll .t:t.- .mtltitgctl and when in IN' llltl,l'(\\ I'll
litri Filiiltlll on Railroad place. and will opcn it in the
public liz-morrow night.
All are Invited t
5.23 l t
Strawberries l
STRAWBEllllIES! !
- S’I‘RA WB ERR] ES!
Girl I t‘
!!
At the old and reliable
NURSERY
-——-OF——-—-—
3...... 8. Downs,
Spring Street.
20 Varieties of the best kinds of Straw-
berries picked every day, and
. . , _ ,. :
Sold at. M41 ket p1 1068.
The advantages of buying berries at the
Nursery are that you get good measure,
and berries alike all the way through.
“r _ ____W-
Every box is carefully picked over before
they are sold.
MMMeI and Ralp-
hcrrlcn in their
. v-
"w. iii] the Ocean tint!"
EXCURSION l
0!! II I! It 01‘" Bits L000“
WflllllflSliflY, JllIlB 22,
New Iron Pier at Brigh-
'l‘it'l:i’l.~ only 73 (‘t‘lll!. fitrlhi‘ \\liiilei'\<'l1r~i0li.
itf iticailt. r: .it‘ lhc ni'ilvr
Come and go and liave‘atlnod Time!
5.30 It
Second Grand Annual
I
moir—
and
Illl'l‘llll ll L001}. E.
l. U. 1). l1‘. of Noi’iialk. (Hum.
~7—7llN~——-
’1‘” '1‘" l1:
ton Beach. Coney Is-
land and Rocka-
way,
(in the l‘itlutial Stctiiiier,
C olumbia
.\('t‘iillllll-|illillit: 3.500 l'cnplc
“not ltytlic (-elchrnti'tl \Vlll‘il‘iLl‘Ili A“. \\‘ll..\‘()N
HAND.
tilltl no l‘\ll'll t‘lllil‘L't‘ l‘ni’ l‘li'l‘ ‘l‘it'kctv. To be ubttiilicil
'l‘lic (‘olniitluti will leave South Noi'niilk. \Vt‘lllll‘r'
«lay. .Itint- ‘J‘Jil. h a. in Sharp.
The pi~1.c.~.-.l~..r thh Ext-aroma arc in h.- iipproprue
led to the ptii’i’liii~« of hook- for the library of ill It
lilti ig‘lllfillh Lotion. I U. it. I“.
1mm, net-v ‘ l~I t urtl-n. (‘lttlil‘lllttti.
.\. ll. (Wimp. 'l‘l‘ciui.
ll. 5
1:1~\\re A‘a tau-t Faro:
Lilllliflll Assurance
[111111011 1011
Established A. D. 1720.
A sot-11's - e .'.-.’.'....... Ioou
9| lll‘l.l'§ - $3.0321hthus
Mitott .ii. l.A\"l'0N. .tgi.
5:; maul. Noi'ttaik
GO To
1‘. B. Smith's
42 Wall street.
l‘itli \iti ll
DRY Gooiis I
(‘itlllL
Micropathyl‘
'l‘ht‘ l'rtu tire of Mmln illi‘ 1'. din c‘ the
.\ RT (”1‘ ll EA LI Mi
to an exact science and i.» uniformly suc-
ce-nfiil iii the trcaliiiclit iiiidciirc (‘flllla
('hrniiit" llincascs. \Vith this plan Mala-
t‘i:| in all forms. lleart Dist-awe. ll‘tht‘li-
sin. l‘ciit:tl.1 ('1dtlpldllll“. llivcamwt ttfthc
l\'7.liii-_\'.~’ and Bladder. Xt‘l‘iiith Mzilatlits.
and all or nearly all of the ('hi'mttc ills-
c:i.»o... an many of which are declared lll'
“curable. are all Cured, not relicictl. but
(‘uI-ed.
.HlNII W. .llt'lil‘iA N. M. I).
North .\\i'llll". Nt‘HHllk L‘..i.n.
’tlll‘J‘C
Spring Opening
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.
Thursday/6L Saturday, Apr” 14
and 16.
Mt lu-nntiflil llll(l complete him k of tniliiitrl'y glutil‘.
inclining“ great variety of All'l'lli‘li‘lll. l“it)\\'~
lilh‘b‘ (it‘ll NllAlilCI) FEA'l‘llrlllS. FANK'Y ()i'ith-
WmHu-m s'rtt.\\\'s. iunl mum-:11 SA'l‘lNS and
Illilllt)l\':s', will be free to the lllr‘pfl'liiln of nil.
(l llEA'l‘ BAllGAlNS 1N
Trimmed Bennett pg Round {its
Also I! large stock of I.“ y'G-oo
Corn-tr}, Ulovca. llosioryiind White Goods. Jewulry,
etc,
The ladies are cordially invited tocull and five for
thentsclitcs.
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
Muliiu-kemo llolcl Block. South Norwalk. Ct.
GRAND
Excunsmus
,..___vro.__._.
ROTON POINT
mTHE”
Brighton or IllllEaSl
Every Day, Sundays Excoplcd,
By Caravans.
Leaving BARTLETTS CITY HOTEL,
South Norwalk as follows:
1000 A. 11.,
200 P. .,
400 u
700 ..
Annual Excursion
‘ \ to. 9 mt v. u Raj" m .1 \rntx‘utzt'tt! of Vii-ma) at“
SECOND
OF THE
SOUTH - NORWALK
Temperance
Reform plantation,
Ulllli Pleasant Grove
On-the-Hudson,
Thursday, June 23,
ON THE STEAMER
Long Branch.
This affords the ONLY orronri’xiry ever
given to take an excursion up the historic
and beautiful lliidson from South Nur-
wulk. No pains will be spared to make
it pleasant for all.
r i1 - . ,.
imiets $1.00
(‘lnltlien under 13. art-ninpaniml by parents. free
Music. by the Union Band.
”-9..—
Refreshments furnished on board at
reasonable prices.
———————QQ.————-——u
Leave South Norwnlk at \
o‘clock, sharp, and return at 8
In the evening.
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\le
M illinery
l‘a: \.\ tonal‘
\ in \\ ‘1». l. n?
‘ \ ‘
l lltlt‘l‘\\t‘lll‘ and Hunter}
J'ix: m. . uni, aha h We ate vi tint; may i temp ‘
I t... n‘..\. t. n! with“. l.‘ .mmuq.‘ “t
Latest. Novelties
in em n1 R.l.l\.\n\ l"l.i\\\‘l“. l‘. «then- Slih‘. Sam“
and all hunk It? .\ i ll.\\\ S
\l‘ll‘ .‘ll‘! »' eatiy :1"..th
Round Hats a; Bonnets
\Vzil jii>t unit you
Mourningti Specialty
.\tiil littlil ct- tiiml. tn utilti :1! ‘ilx‘ll lli‘l‘i i'
and made to look like
ll(‘\\‘.
t‘rnpe refinished
l.:\xi.-'\ li'l\ in: t rape «in. nlorwl or snitml. “Ill tlml it
in th. :1 mix :llllll'Ji' tn li:i\t' the same n-tlnis-hed ln' lltl!
itrtti'«-~-_ \\ hit it gum the t‘rape all of its original luptn-
"11.1 . .tlni'; l‘l’llliHi“ ii‘.) «irleiernoivi matter that it may
l..- “on. at all lltlii'~ l'\ the innilt sensitiu’. .‘lllll Plier-
l‘\t lt prutw t- it from all IlflllillL‘i' by ilnllllillt‘h! on wit
Wi.:\lill-‘..\‘ nwx cnititixus ......i.~ up u. .i..- nice“
ll‘lllllll‘l All ”11' lulu-t Pl_\i".~ ill Y‘lllxl‘lfi. rit‘.
Switches Very Cheap.
We ”team-uh Yet the l'lil\\'l‘P.‘|l l-‘:u-l.i.tti t‘nmpany'p
Perri-.1 Putin: Pattern,-
\\‘.-.-1it‘l‘llhl lll'L‘KEYB t’titiKlillY.
Stun] pi “g Neatly and l‘i-nmptly l‘miic.
Misses St. John
No. 88 Main St,
Norwalk, Conn.
Stra W
- Haté
raw
Hats
raw
Hats
At
Foote’s
Hat
Store
Washington Street.
PARASOLS
AND
Sun Umbrellas,
A large variety at Lowest Prices.
Fans.
1
Fans.
Fans,
Nottingham Laces,
A new assortment.
Job Late
at ~ 75 Cents.
Corsets at 35* (its.
Corsets at 50 cents.
mm “10%;,
COIR ’MATS‘
stain ‘
Iothlngl
M. DAVIS has now ready for
the spring trade the best Stock
of i‘eady‘inade clothing ever of
fercd in lllll! town, which is 1..
be sold at the very bottom l’l‘i
ces.
Suits in all grades and styles, or any Kill“
ment separate. We will not be under-
sold, and will put our goods and prim..-
againat any. not excepting New York
city. We mean business. and this spring
will sell at prices that defy comm-nun...
Also full line of
Furnishing Goods. Scarf
Sleeve buttons. studs.
Chains, 6:0.
Call and See Me Before
Purchasing.
M. DAVIS,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
SOUTH NORWALK.
ill] llllllliwlillill .PliIGES
Washington Martel.
i‘oruu \\'a~htugtnn and Main .\l .
hunter‘s liltvi. South an-ta ~.
\\'E lil'Y lt‘l ill CASH AND-SELL i‘. U. 11.
LOWER l‘llh‘t‘.‘ item ev. r know 1. (ant..-
\ liiuik at :« \le.
Give Us a Call.
(lents‘ pins,
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it“; if
“an...“ srcw.
UNDERTAKER!
Shun Sh. up stairs. t‘larli & laiw‘.‘ that.
“WIDERVR; 06 “’le ST. 3:
5% ‘l have a t‘am‘izss Poi: -‘..\tit,\i.,\n.\... 11.
superinr tnthclce box now in use. an
attended with no more expense.
SIT'I‘TON’S
Batarrh (lure!
Tllls‘. ONLY REAL MEDICINAL I‘REI‘ARA'I‘IHV
FUR (‘ATARRIL
inns it never fails to t‘l‘RE.
“'hcn tit-ed according to threw
Price 50 Cents a Box
For Sale by l'hii-ted. Si-ntli Noritalk, and llvtln
Nitrwalk. andtnniled to any whim-n (ilth‘l‘liil of
L. ll. Sl'T'l‘iiX.
ch l‘utiufln. ('nnt;
price, by the proprietor. -
Slit 3m.
James W. Cavanagli,
. w. 5.33.5: , p >
' . ...k‘.ft.,9.’-- _ ‘ _ . . ..
ARTIST IN A RBLE.
Steamboat hart.
South Norwalk. Ct.
Seed Time!
Just Received, an Invoice of
New Seeds
Many kinds of
iv
Early and Late Peas.
GARDEN SEEDS too numerous to men
tion.
A very large assortment of
Choice Flower Seeds.
Wethersfield Red onion seed ‘0'
the pound, and many other
kinda of seed by the
Pound.
But-1y no” Pontoon
L AND-
Burbunk Seedling
Tchaiddflthoom Storeon “All!
m m to styrene;
Norwalk Chronicler