_olfll annual]: §qufaan
Weduudny. Juno ml. “tool.
MN. Abraham Lincoln. who cannot live
long. is Mtoudcd by Sistcm of Churity in
St. thcpli‘s hospital. a: Spriltgflcld. Ill.
#—
\\'l1.\t u spcctuclcf two wings of thc
grout llvpublicJH tvu‘tv employing dctcc‘
tivou to watch tho doings of onc :mothcr
at .\llwmy.
Tho Iloston .lr‘rczfimr thinks the Rc~
publicau party is :is strong to-dny us it
vms on tho itth day of March but. which
is a um! way of puttaig it. providcd ull
ngroc upon the sonic drtinitiou of “strong."
~Rrpi'lilixi1u Ed‘filullijfi‘.
t‘flllllllldoluncl‘ llcntloy of tho I‘cnsiou
Iliircnu. hudercd his rcsiguution. lust 191+
Friday. “by rcipu'st." llc hall hcld tho
position for four yours \V. W. lhidloy,
at prcscut l‘mtvd Status .\[:1rsl1al of ludi-
nua. was appoint-d to fill the vacancy. lIc
wdlussumothc dutics of tho otliec the
first of July.
_
If wc undwrstand .\lr. L‘zr‘ .‘clmrz‘m‘
citing I‘lm‘. tho now "machinc" that socks:
to dcfout the old “nmclnnc.” will ho a
“machine" just as cvcr. but it will bc such
a door. dolightful, lmrmloss machine that
it Will bo nothing but fun for tho pcoplc
to sec it play.
(lcncrnl Grant. in an intcrview with x1
rppnrtcr. last wock. on tho curs bctwocn
t'hicago and New York. spcaking of tho
trontmcnt ofl‘onkling by tho I‘residcnt.
oaid:—” (iarlicld is a man without back-
jbonc, a. man of lino ability. but lacking
‘fsmminn. Iic wants to plcnso moiylunly
and is afraid of tho cnmity of all the incn
around him.“
_—
Mrs. iluriiold 1s prosiden—t‘ «if tho “'0-
‘nmn‘s National Rolicf .\s‘s‘m‘intion. having
flfi ltsnllji‘t‘l tllt‘ (lll‘i‘i‘lllln 11f lk‘lll‘t'nlctll
ctI'ort that thc wonion of the Nation may
lmvc 1n rcudiucss for :my snddvn or i111-
ptmtivo ncccssitv arising from c influgm-
tion or othcr d tors cpiwlomics‘. famim'~
or war. such sanitary aid and 1.1:11crial as
tho occasion culls for. and to tlicir
economical :md cipiitabledistribution. It
has also tho prcsont .s‘pccilic objcct of sup-
plyin,r without delay tho I'nitrd States
lift‘~§2\l~'lll: stations with lvlunkcts.
warm i‘leliftlL: and "the-r for
thc proud-ration and comfort of pcrsons
rcs‘cui‘d from shipwreck.
issuo
lu‘tl‘l.
luu‘visnrliw
" Tho ri-fnrm \\'1n:."astl1oy lm’c to be
ca” l. of tizc .\‘cw York llvpublicans. can
not. as {urc politicians. apprm'c .‘ll'.t,'1111k-
ling‘s lllt‘llltbls‘. Thwy arc not high cnough.
Thcy lizivc :in impure i=11zk.:1nd thcy wzint
evcrythin; in the l‘vp'ibliva'i party to ho
\Vllif" (is <l‘.l‘\\‘:ll‘.1lI‘lr:ll'1L\l‘l‘_\'~II\l. St‘IIII‘
tor .\‘rssions brinncs‘ t-x lltl‘ rrform wing.
and Tuosslay. liv l-‘sllll- d \itldv‘r mull. lir-
foi'o tho l.r;lu 1y m lll‘ltlllt‘l“ " I got $.‘1_';mt
for my uwr'n ~11 t'.-\ in st will u- lull; long
.‘lftcrthnt1:.1‘1nla‘lul‘by1dill‘nudnn: I
zicrwd :1s such stv ur ~c\‘--n ymrs; during
that lllllv‘ I canto born :1» lobbyist. lll‘tll'lV
annually: Indian-v1“. Iv a“; luffv I ‘
coir-vi jury fur."
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witbliwlcl i‘rwm ll1.'1l.
pugcd. f‘dlf‘ illliflhil'rtl lli'\\‘si1:i;\-l',l‘.:‘s [its
right to d. meiwl 1b.! v.31 suppoit
be givcn if by the ptoplc. and that b:- Who
is unwilling to pay thc small su-u :lskrd
as :u’.
buslnt‘sslllfl‘. gh<lll.i‘;li::tnll’il',‘1~1tl~‘. which
it furnishcs m u 1am .‘ul ....t. rrlialilc morn
nor. shall lo dr! .. .l l'Lc prix i‘vgw of
knowing if. Th :‘v en:l1t to ho .i law fol»
bidd in: u limb. to borrow his n»- .laboi“
nrwsruirn-r. .1: ll,‘i l‘!‘l:lllb’-l' to law. It
would be {in :amic ll.:\ll first. If tlzo mun
whn l‘urrh“ :s. will but stop and consult-r
how ho is imml {111: himsr‘lf iu the rvcs of
his follnu'nwo. us, showing a
Spill? Inn «will in l.\.- {till not be flin‘vcr
loaf. lie wall liitmrzi‘ iv and h spcctnbly pay
for his own 1H!" r. .uzd riijuy it. In u ~ all
enjoy only that \\ hie-h wr bi cmiir p uh”...
«I of honestly and fairly. (live to news-
papers the support they closer cc. and they
i!
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o cmnponsntmn for llm !:1‘\\\ c
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will strive to be in every wily Worthy of "
it. and will accomplish with your coopcr-
“ion. who! thcy could not without it.
WW
Bribery Before the four“.
In his charge to the Grand Jury Morn
(by. Judge Van .\lstync of the County
Court. at Albany. New York. said of he
chorges of bribery in tlic Spatula! cloc-
tiara:—
Tbero never was :1 time as I Niizumber
in the history of tizc Wurltl u hon tho
struggle was going on more fiercely than
“is today betwwn lllfloo who are the
unintoincru of swung gnvcrnment and
thug-o whuan in fnvrr of the rights of
gt” People as worm-owl in a republican
pvcmmcnt. 'l’lzc titled and the uulitlcd
onionbnrp conflict. The rich and the
. the) world ovct'. stand face to (we
tron. and um arc to look to it to
no I the tortilla of this conflict or. to
be. Tbcgno common of American isisfltlh
“on bellow that if conuptmn grows up
among the peoplu there will be but 2 sin.
MIL fodowln: therefrom. And that
‘ W of the conducting of public af-
fllnmthomaoocr in which they have
been conducted here in this country in
the pot. since the Revolution. there will
hoebongr.ulunaofnrnihe formal
r is concerned. no that, loam
at having the representatives of the poo-
ph drown for limited rim by tb voice
fifths people, may will be bot-editor].
Mull! be: monarch or a Hammad
fiofimrmtwiflbom’ongin it:
‘mw old the few Ind suppreu the
. =;thm this crime has been
rm uofiusielosiy. You W
,. v--
’../1.,.\.
wbcng‘ou room to consider it you moot
find can h the whole «analogue of
crime one t at la manner in it: debit than
bribcry. ‘l‘hcro in not a man among u.
I vcnturo to any. who would have the or-
dibood to opproocb r1 follow mun md offer
his considcration for doing that which ho
was forbiddcn to do. or withholding that
which was rcqulrcd of him. Thingulmvo
clumgcd within a fcw yoarfl. in some 1v-
spccts. and I do not. bolirvc that one citi-
acn in a hundrcd cam ho found to pusscss
all thosc quulitics which would subject
him or allow him to lead liimsolf us an in~
strumcut for thc purpose of bribcry.
In conclusion. thc jury was cautioned
to curcfully silt thcclmrgcs. not to pro-
nounco judgmcnt hastily. but to fcarlomly
pcrfurui its duty if satisfied that crime
bud boon committcd.
”M...—
Tlic .\‘cw Tcsmmem Revision.
It scouts to ho not well understood by
all thc clcrgy nod luity of tho Episcopal
church that this rcvisiou is not. ullowcd to
bc uscd in the public scrviccs of the Ram‘-
tuiiry. The following extract from tho
mldrcoa of Bishop Williams to the annual
convcntion of his dioccsc. hold in New
Iluvcu. last week. Rhowu the authority
for continuing the usc of what it known
as the VL‘ITilOll of King Jamcs:
Thc qucstion has frequently of lutc boon
’put to mo: \\'l1:\t action has our church
taken in rcgard to tho version of Holy
Scripturcs to bc rcnd in thc churchca? At
thc risk of saying what many of us know
alrcady. I propcnic to answer the quci-ition
licro.
For (1 quarter of n ccntury after 1780 no
notion :it all was taken; bcl‘orc that time
Buskctt's cduion of thcnuthorizml version
was. to all intents and purposcs. thc stuu~
durd llihlc of this church. In Hi? the
muttcr was first imitated. This arose from
tho fact that on cdition of tho Biblc had
hem published in which Acts Vi. 3. was
so chaugcd as to road “whom ’ may ap—
point. ovcrthisbusiness"instcn of "whom
zrc may appoint over this busincss.“
Whethcr this change was mcrcly n irin-
tcr's error. or was intentionally mu e to
favor ccrtuin views of ordination will.
probably. ncvcr be known. Thut the cor-
ru ition concerned us as well as othcm is
evident from. what Bishop White tells us.
namely. that while the discumion was go-
iug on in tho house ofdcputies."n lay mom.
bor. standing in :1 pew mid obs‘crving u
lllblc, took it to turn to tho plucc in qucs-
lion. \vhcn ho porccivcd it to be a copy u{
the odition in which the corruption bud
bani dctcctcd." This discussion lcd to a
re picst to thc housc of bishops that a
standard Ihblc might be d ignntcd. Tho
latency of the time and thc inumrtunccof
the subject were such that action upon
tho re ucst was postponed to thc next
gcncriil convcntion.
In lot” the bishops rcportcd that in their
Opinion tlu- cditions of Eyrc and Stnihnn
in 1‘06 11nd 1‘12 worc the most porfcct cx-
taut. Thcy did not. however. regard their
rcport us it full and Sinai onc; and :1 joint
committxc was uppoiutcd to rcport 1n
1‘23.
In that your tho genoral convcntion
adopted thc above named o-d1tio11 of 181’.)
as tho standard llibic of this church;
pnswd a canon proi idiiig for thc corrcc-
tion of all now cditions bv said standard
and also provided {or n Jllllll. committee
on the same.
This canon was re-cuuctul
1532.:uom1o11 XI.I\'..:1nd now
canon 1" of titlc I of tho digost. Tho inst
Joint t‘tlllllllllll‘l‘ undor the resolution
almvc nn-ntioncd was appoiutcd in lSTl.
This standard lhblc. tlicn. is the only
1111c now cnmmcndcd to tho usc of 111cm-
licrs of this church liv our highest lcgislm
(no body. and ufurfi-iri thc only onc thut
c1111 lawfully boroud in diyme srrvn‘c.
\V'hat future :iciion coming gcnciul cou~
vcnlmns may take ll Would be a waste of
(1111c to coujcczurc.
. . M -
OI'I'IN LI; l 'l‘I-IRS'.
2
verbatim in
stands as
SYN ‘snirux. .lmw 17111. lx‘s‘l.
.llr. Elli-.1: lhlzr .s'.r,~h‘ering :111 urti-
vieinyouryupcroftbo15111 in rclation to
\l‘w spiritualistsi f this statc inoorroct. zil-
lnw mo to v.11 r» rt 31-11;11‘_d ask you to do
1".“ sum. in your ll«‘\l. It is not becuuso
tlw} :111‘ >l watisti- d at l.'1ko l‘icavnnt. but
11 lzirgrly uttcudcd and
ltl.»1::1"-';1~:";;mimic-1’s so grout No. that.
, in Willist‘ ls .sn
when) it in st t-x loi‘utc n1 (Slllt‘fM ctions.
\\
;;is our gran 111;; “not dcmand. “'o
idlm h: id 3«. rly mutings at ('ullllulllllt‘i'
? l.;.l;-~. 1 Lc m‘ ii»- in. st bountiful pluc: .‘ on
1;..1‘. gin-x1 lamb. his only three niilcs
from l’..1in\ illt‘ and tub 11nd a half tnilcv
in m but siv1l‘c on tho .\‘eW England ll.
ll. (In {1m l'ith oil we had u lurgc gath-
cr 11;: of lclicvcm from :1llacctious.by
1min ml as well us hundrcds of carriages
of all class‘cs including uninibuws. etc.
Thc daiy was in autilul. and tho uddrcss at
‘3 p. m. by Mr. Urn-uhcf of Boston. wand
Illi.\tt'l'l_\' l'l‘iulllt‘linll. fu‘rl l'f intcrcst. up—
yairi iitly to all. \\'e 11l. u li-toncd to Home
l..:.11112‘11lrimurksby .\lrs. I‘d-co. of Hurt-
i‘uid. Hur 1.r.\‘t }‘l.lll)‘ gathering at this
i. do» \\ .il l~e tlm third \Vultics‘duy in
.112: v. 1:\‘.‘. ll~ you will attend you shall
lt;1\r;\1~lc.‘\'llll lillll‘. You will be sur-
if!" d 1.1 sec such a gutlwr 11,: cntircly frco
. fr 211 curousmgof all kinds and low chur-
{nc‘ \Vith thr- cxpectution of seeing
’ you cithvr zit L‘onipouuco Luko or Niautic
1 mm sir. Yours most truly.
‘ .\‘lzw IlRlTMN.
cl".
m
.‘Jy Fulani“: l'hl‘uzf. .rlnfuuiuz—‘I llupt‘
you Will not cu; me “for“‘ultl‘ for writ-
in; [:1 you. \\ liu ycf utl i‘tllll‘t‘
«ti‘uugcr to nic. but wbcn l rcad your last
it llcl‘ l'l rim Si:.\‘Ti.\‘l:I.. it m ercauie all my
cunscicnlinus scruplis. and I rosclved to
\\ no to you and tell you how truly I aym‘
p..lli‘2ul \\ .th you. Do you know. I think
it was just shameful for thou! horrid’ut
lb‘dd‘cltlt‘tl to ti‘cat you as they did. Now
tho bloat ! \\'hy I have always liked them
much. but. I shall new-r like them
Somehow I have always been at-
1r;..~;.~.l by tho courteous and gentlemouly
.111. minus which .\I:llt‘. I’elham and Hen.
llallt’t‘li always sccm rcady to lx‘stow up-
on tho lcidix 4 Now plcusc do not. misun-
«h island nic. Polite and gallant though
thcy may ho. thcy yet are notflirh. I
sysllk I‘lillflly in order that I may be un-
d: rsloi d. You soc Ikuow. because I
haw a good many times thought I would
:1 hulc :1: Ilcn and the Chief if I
cw. 3d gm 3 clumcc. but this I nciw- could.
llcn. llallock was cspecially contrary.
and never would notice we in the least.
but I could forgive bun all this. Antonio.
much easier than I can overlook the tors
riblc treatment you received at their
hands. It was so cruel. so hard-bourted,
no. sun—words fail me to express my in-
dignation.
Dear Antonio. are you quite yourself
again? Do not get discouraged. I will
go with you if you wish it. sailing on the
beautiful Luke. and by my presence shield
you from any unkind attacks from those
naughty cruel policemen. Again. trust-
ing you will pardon my seeming presump-
tion in writing to you, I will close, add~
ing by way of explanation. that I could
not help writing to you. after mding
your last letter. and Iynlputbizlng with
you as I most sincerely do.
Your unknown friend. but well wiaher
and sympathizer, Bonuses.
W
Editor: Savannah—My attention woo
culled to o communication in your lost is-
nuc. signed "Republican." head it, being
informed if was a reply to me. I feel du-
ty bound to credit it with being I collec-
tion of sentences, but must odd, uncom-
plate cool. on they were entirely void of
idea. Now I would first like to Ink;
Why do the Republican- core no little for
(loading now, bad .0th forGorfleld?
Simply beam Conkllng bu done his
work In ”curing the duration of ongpub-
lloon president. and any hove” no further
oar! £21th :1 we: wfllo Gull-Id
can _ W of, tho 0% Th0!
on M indignant It
15 iii
30
again.
sililit‘
hm moment»
of that did-loo. It ought» ho nanom-
borod flat in tho Chicago convention,
when Juan A. Garfield wu oomlnohd
u a candid“: for the presidency. the tint
voice heard in a motion to muko tho nom-
ination unanimous. was that. of Ito-coo
(‘onkllng. Bin porty‘u Iuooooa ntood tint
with him. before all personal projudloel.
and to this end he worked for and sup-
portcd Garfield. because he ”presented
the Republican party—«not. boouuao ho rop-
rcscnted his individual ohoico. Gen.
Grant my: “Garfield was defeated. and
evcrybody know it. when Mr. Conkling
gallantly come to tho rescue and elected
him.“ He did this sorely because he was
neonacicutioua republican. and bohevcd
the welfare of the country demo «led the
success of his party. The Could-11g mon
are on tho increooc. and beforc m bribery
investigations are through wit ". the pro-
portion will be much greater. l am still
as strong a supporter of Conkll'ig as over,
During his twenty-two years in public
lifc. not one black mark appears against
his namc. He shows a record so much
purcr and whiter thmthut of other no-
tivc politicians. that. he cannot. help hold-
ing tho rcspcct and admiration of many—
of oil. indeed. who prizo truo worth and
nnhlcncss. Conkling‘a friends arc showing
thomaclvca to be strong and worthy the
possessing. The administration side is
constantly bcing weakened by exposures
of corruptncsa in dealing out appointments
to rcwnrd obligations. and to quictly
cover unjust trosgrcaslona. Conkliug has
no public ofliccs to dcul out; he has no
\‘midcrbilt to tcudcr him moncy: his work
mid intcrcst hna boon onc of unsclfiub.
purc luvc for his party. and falthful friend-
ship. Si..u.w.\u1‘.
fl...“
Our Local Clrcus.
In conrcnuitlon with one of tho guosts.
(if our mcmory scrvm us right we think
his nmnc was “Iligl1."1 at. tho t‘ity llolcl
the dny of thc urrivnl of thc lute circus
troupe. we were given ohm-11y sketch of
thcir past carccr by our friond. It, accms
they were in (lrccnwich just 11 day or twu
bcforc. and had foilcd to pay thclf hotcl
bill. mid upon a motion to Inovc off and
lcuvc it unpaid. hnd tlicir llurl-‘d‘tl, wagons.
ctc.. attached. Scttlcuicnt was thou
nmdc. and they prococdcd hcro. Our
fricnd was tolling us that if that sort of
a thing was attempted licrc. Bartlett bud
arranged with his hotel troupe to acize
thc “whnlc buoincsa“—horsos. wagons.
and all the nppurtcnnncca—and run the
circus by tlicmsclvos. The proposition
was rcccivcd with lusty chi-cm. Tho
work of "cnsting clmmctcm" 'iu immc-
diutclv undcrtukcn. This. owing to the
uniform and unsurpasscd tnlcut in tho
hotcl. WM quitc u difllcult job. Tho fol-
lowing gcncml unit was portly Bottlcd
upon. but not sulllcicntly dcf‘iuilc to wur-
rant printcd programnicsz—Ilurtlett us
“Icon \Vnshburn.“ in his Japanese bum-
boo polo and dancing upado nnd ladder
Act. would ccrtuinly socni to be tho right
man in thc right. place. Ilc ucccpted the
position and plncod liinisclf nt onco in the
bands of u compctcnt trainer. “is twin-
or reports him 11 most npt nnd tulontcd
pupil. with n nnturxil tusto for clog dnnc-
ing. I'nelc l‘lhcn Lane will be known as
"Kiuvamuru.“tlio only royul Mikndotlym-
mist from Japan in South Norwulk. Ilo
proposcs to distinguish himself in his won-
derful fonts of juggling. club swinging.
“'illiam 'l‘ell musket drill. etc. IIo in de~
voting: his cnliro tune to practico. in or-
der Hint—lie muy bo thoroughly up on all
thc lino pointa und small flourishcs. Tho
(lrcut .\mericuu liloudin and the wonder-
ful tight ropo rind trupezo porforincr. Mr.
l’crcy .\lolrosn. will bc successfully chur—
ni'torizcd by tho "llcucon." whosooriginul
uduptubility toull situations. uud unsur-
pnnxcd talent in this particular linc mukoa
him peculiarly nduptcd to tho situation.
110 says hc will frcoly squandcr money and
time. to gain rcnown in lllS now splicro.
t‘npt. \\'1lson will bc found us “t‘hus Hum
gor.“ the world‘s wondor and coutortion‘
ist. Thc prcsx and pcoplc prouounco his
talcnt to bc most original and startling.
and no fcaru of fullurc arc prcdictcd for
him. The most plcnning fcnturc of tho
cntirc programme will bc found in thc
thrco ballot. duiiccrmfitioorgoliunnmlmwo
Jimuuii IIullde Jennme) Kinucy. Tlirso
tbrcc young and tulnntcd artists. will cs.
pcciully distinguish thcniaclvca upon this
occasion. . Tho gcucl'ul cost will Show
that greiitor tnlcnt was never assoniblod
undor onc canopy. We regret. to bc
obligcd to add. tliut owing to thin vcry
grcatni-xs. there bus ulrcody nrison somo
dissatisfaction. (loorinnnu Lou'o uud
Jcamxc Kinncy arc naturally ambitious.
and upon this occasion are willing to do
too much. tlcorgic insists upon appear-
ing again u“Moua. La Rue.“ with his
dying machine as “King. of the air.“ This
the tho rcat considcr bad tusto. and will
not agrco to it. 'I‘bcn Jonnio auddcnly
appears quitc contrary. and insists upon
Coming out M “\Villiam Sounders." tho
Russian tlrc king. who drinks boiling oil.
bltca rod-hot iron. and is inacusibioto heat
and fire of any dogma. A thorough
preparation for the time coming. Georgie
says. Jmnuio says :«9' Gml‘hlt‘ ousti-
notcly insists on being ‘abot out of a
cannon.‘ and all such ridiculous things.
which do not. meet with the approval
of the rest of the oompan '." and so. ow.
ing to these little ntrifea and bouca of
contention. they have been deterred from
announcing the decidcd programme. It
is lmpcd that everything may be amica-
bly settled soon. and the anxious. wait.-
ing public satisfied. If they do not pro-
pose to perform in public at on early day.
it is suggestod by those living in the vi-
cinity of the bowl. that they give up
practice. as Lowe‘s persistent drilling to
acquire one ‘perfect somemult in six
—which his three day‘s persistent work
has brought out—baa several times atorv
tled the residents who imagined on earth-
quake was upon thorn or I revere thunder
storm. Wo hope their little disagree-
ments willbe noon settled and the tent
raised. We Will interview: Mr. “High"
again and get posted.
w...”
The Owner Grounds.
Up to the present time uppllcationa have
been received for 15,222 acres. The state-
ment. that this amount. had already been
“leased" at one dollar an acre in exone-
ouo A “ perpetual franchise “ of this
quantity will be granted probably in duo
proceu of law. but no “loose“ will be
made and nothing but the application is
yetnn accomplished fact. i The first we-
turn from n town ought to be had from
Branford by the 28th loan, a copy of the
application for posting having been for-
warded on the 7th, and posted probably
on the 8th. The thirtysllx applications
for the 15.28 tom are divided on followu
by town: Madison, 5, 716; Milford, 8,400;
Orange. 1,858; Stu-afford, 1,000; Clinton,
975; Guilford, 975;' Old Soybrook, 900;
Westbrook 3nd Soybrook. 800: Old Lyme,
780; Westbrook, 418: Sanford, 800; Eat
Haven. :00; Broaford, 800; Bridgeport,
100.
’ There has been so much mhoonoopcion
obouc the method- of procedure by per-
mwho have not “he the trouble to
consult the m tho: wouprodooo the
following:
1. Au W to be chained
cacao! Malabar-shall an: commit-“m
ocu-
iowo in which tho
proud for twang
8. Objection: be filed with the town
clerk (foo twou dive cook) and returned
to the clerk of o communion otter twen-
ty do with the opplloutlon.
6. curing of objector! oftor ten days‘
notice in the town: when the ground la
”bed. o
ll. If no objection bo mode. or tho ob.
jootlona bonot ouutnincd and tho area be
not of unmaonnblo extent. o perpetual
franchise mu ' be granted.
8. The fee 0 be {I per acre. “paid to
said oommialonora to be by them mid ovcr
to tho treasurer of tho stato“—— d to the
clerk by the gruntco in o chcok payable
to the Slate troiilurcr or in cash.
7. The actual cost. of iurvoying and
map ing the grounds in to be added to
the co.
8. Payment to be made who“ tho fruuv
chives M0 dolivcrod.
0. Tho franchises 00 be recorded by
town clerks in rcoord books provided for
the purpose b the oommiaalouora.
10.. Any gro id/u‘ot used for the cum-
vatiou of shell fl 1 within five years ro-
vorts to the state. and ground found un-
suitable oun bo aurrondemi when pur<
chose money will be refunded.
————¢oo——
Bur Room l-‘Iuhlu.
Lust Fidoy night Simon Monuaro. his
WW». and Patrick (loroornn bud quitedi
set to in McNamaru‘a saloon on Main St.
It accmn Pat. went in the place to get, a
drink. and often-lie had pour-(d out. tho
fuaol oil. and M be was about to drink it.
McNamara informed him that. "ho had a
question to 113k. and if ho acknowledged
what he was about. to ask him to bo truc.
then he was going for him.“ Put
asked "what he mount. by talking to him
in that manner.“ At this McNiimoru
come out from behind tho counter and
struck Put. in tho face. They then
clinched. and Put suys. “ they fell. and
some how or other ho fell on top.“ Just
tbcn in cumo McNumuru‘s wife who took
a hand in. She cnught PM by thc throat
and nearly choked him. and thou they
throw him out into thc strect. PM says
“ho docs not know why ho was trcotcd in
such a manner." but. ho says “ho could
see murthcr iu thcir cyca."
Shortly after tho ubovc. and in thc some
place. I’ctor “’clch worn in to got u drink
and ho was also roughly bundled. coming
out. we are told. with 11 brokcn jaw.
There wos no nrrcata mode.
Last night about twclvo o‘clock it tight.
took place in tho Davis House. Two
young fellows were roughly hundlcd and
finally pitchod out: into tho btrcct. 'l‘hcy
made a cmiuidcmblo non-1b outside
whcn otllccr Mctiruw ordcrcd thcm to
kccp quiet and movc on. At. this thcy
pitched into him. knocking him down.
undauccccdcd in getting his club. He
cullcd for assistance and nrrcatcd one of
tbcm by tho name of Mikc Mucuy. tho
othcr. I‘ut McNulty. cscupcd.
McNulty wusurrcstod this morning in
policomnu Tollcu' yard. Ho wan-1 hutlcau
and illioclcss. ”o is at young mun not
ovcr ciglitocnyours old. but. ho berm-1 n
vcry bud reputation. 'l'licy wcre both
brought licforo Justicc llouton this uftcr-
ll()()l\.
MO .
'l‘cmpcrunoo l.ccmrc.
llov. \\'. ll. Ilonlo had it crowdcd house
on lust Monday night. ’l‘hc court
was full to ororllowinw—m.111y woro cum-
icllcd to go uwuy for wunt of room. lie:
lt‘ltI his uudiencc spell~lmund during thc
ontiro discourse. llc showed his power
us on orutor. llis illustrulions of tho 1111-
just judge 11nd the vissel at tho druw-
l-ridgo wore intcrcsling uud SlltHVt'll liiii
driunutic powi-r. llo showed that the
truilic in ardent spirits was m1] and only
cvil. llis manner of presenting tho tom-
poruuco tllll'hllflll impresscs forcibly tho
subjoctupon thc winds of his lu-nrcrs.
Iicv. lioolo 1s :uvukening up u tcmlmmnoo
oloincnt in Ohio. that will spunk at tho
polls this full in tliiliidci‘dike toncs. llc
aim) lecturcd to u orowdcd houso on Tues-
day night und though the lecturc may not
bu coxmiderod equal to tho Monday night.
locturo. it was full of pnlhon 11nd sound
nrgmucnt 11nd had a tolling etl‘cct upon
thinking persona. lic gin-e politicians of
both iurtics 11 raking ovcr.—~JIm-cer(511me
lOIu'o Ubscrccr.
hi ulso
M"...
The 'l‘lltmi l’nlnlly.
Elizubcth Tillou rcccntly bccumo u
grundmothcr. u child bciug born to her
duuglitcr Florcncc. who I‘t ~1ide.-1 in London.
IIcr sccoml daughter. Alice. it is said.
will be niurricd this suninior wliilo lior
futhcriain Europc. .\lrs. 'l‘ilton is all“
living in lior housc in Brooklyn. which
her husband's ugcut rcuted for her sevcrul
ycursngo. lier niotlicr. Mrs. Momc. licr
3011. t‘urroll. who has ubimdoncd thc nc-
fiou of studying for thc ministry. and has
obtained 11 [mailiun in u iiicrcuntilc house.
and hcr youugont sou llulph. livos with
hcr. Theodore 'I‘iltou bus not visited his
Wifo in two yours. Mrs. .\lorsc. it it said
recently astoniahcd llecehcr by nppcuriug
in a pow in Plymouth church at nicmoriul
sorviceahcld in connncmorution of Mrs.
Ovington.
m .rvw—u
”mu-:1 .
Summer bourdcra uro commcnciug to
arrive.
T. J. llwmet gavu iui cutcrtuimneut. in
tho Town Hall on last Friday cvcuiug. m
a largo houuc.
Sohool closes Friday for the summer vi»
cation.
Our flclda and mcudowa are crowded
lately with childrcn in search of straw-
berries.
wow-«— ,
BRO0K§IDIQ.
T. B. Uuycr‘aucw burn is murly com‘
plated
Frank Jouniugo‘ new born was rolsod
yesterday and is now nearly covered.
Miss Mamio Albertaou is spending a few
weeks with her cousin. Corrie Hyde, at
Crater: Lake.
Mr. Josiah Tristan) spent Sunday with
friends in New York.
Miss Mattie Finch has returned to, her
home in Rework.
Mr. Joseph Cox oommonccd getting
boy on Monday. It is rather early but
Mr. Cox take: things by the forolook.
Mr. Geo. I. Keeler came in collision
with a man from West Norwalk one
night last week. Mr. Keeler’u wagon wu-
protty well broken up. The fellow who
ran into him made himself soorée as soon
as possible not even stopping to see if any
damuge was done.
———-.OO-—-—
Rood who: Will W. Kirk. editor of the
New Canaan Manager bus to any of
Simon's Catorrb Cure:
“When we come to this town, one your
ago this month, our own little boy a
thmyoua and a. half. was a terrible suf-
ferer roar catarrb. in fact we never saw a
child of hi! age IO bully affected. Man
times bu hebeen taken from his little cri
in the morning with his ui ht clothes
complete! covered with bl ‘ which had
dirt: from his head durin thoni bf
and tho physicians hove claim that file
could not be outed—glint he would, to an
extent outgrow it. but could not be per-
manently cured. Mr. Sutton hearing of
obi-foot woldontly induced us. almost
our with on with no faith in its
reuniting an in good. to try his remedy.
It gluon- ro to say that we fol-
lowed (meow: ouofully, and in lean
than one month become convinced that
a. cure wo- n effected. and the
childhnowfm pug, troublé or pain
from mm.“ '
m‘..m Cure in for sale by
81“”me. . nod Bott- Nor-
'51th towoddrouupou a,
rowdflm‘lvith-mm B.»
,ncvcr boforc publiuhcd.
Harper“: Manama for July in on unuru-
olly lotomtlug number. Mrs. Cbmupnoy
oootrlbutoo a charming dcaorlptlon of
Oporto and tho Opoi‘tu vluoyorda. with
beautiful illustrations. Mrs. Annie How-
ells F‘wobcttodoaoribos tho lifo of Lord
Mme and thc l‘rluccss Louiao at Rideau
Hull—«glviugull thouc details in which tho
public hm: u lcgitimutc iiitcroat. This or-
ticlcifi illust-rutcd with oxccllont portraits
of tho Marquis and his royul consort. and
with tho intrrior \‘iowa of Ilidcim Hull
'1‘. ll. Aldrich
omitributcs l\ delightful urtlclo-mr bother
the first port of mi m‘ticlewcutitlcd "A
Day in Africm“ u tlt‘ot‘l‘lllllnll of one day‘s
advouturcs in 'l‘ungicr. with iluo illiiatrw
tioua from druwmgu by ll. B. and J. C.
Jones. Sumucl Adams Ilrnko‘a “ Whito
Mountuiua“ scrim. illustriitcd by W. ll.
Gibson. is contluucd. I‘l. Maison contrlv
[)1in o pupcr upon “Old lluteh Muatcrs“
wincludlng Douw. Mctzu. 11nd Mll‘l‘ll’l.
with portraits. and cugruvingn from tlicir
paintings. Also 11. Wntcrs gives an inter-
esting biographical akctch of Thomas
Blanchard. thc inventor of tho ccccntric
littlic. with a portrait. .-\ patriotic poem
by Julio C. R. Dorr. cntitlcd “ Tho l‘111‘~
son‘s doughtcr.“ is tincly illuntmtcd by
Frcdoricka: and Mr. Abboy in reprosehted
by unothcr of his clmructcrintic i‘iill~pi1;:o
illustrations of Ilcrrick‘s poems.
who -,, ,fi, .
INTERNATIONAL Ruvmw. JUN. 1881*
Thc Julv numlwr oi' the lulci'imuouul Ito-
viow is rcudy and prom-ills u \‘driu-ty of
cxcollont urticlcs. .. The Army ansiiou
in Europo“ is discusscd by II. \'on Holst,
who concludes that to rculizc the droum
,of eternal pcuco thcnize of iit‘lnicu must ho
reduced. und the dcfcnccs mudc nime ner—
foct. Idward Atkinson risks “ \tht
makes shollntoof‘ Interest?" nnd llllswvf‘fi
tho llllt‘filltlll in his wull~k11own lucid and
interesting mnuncr. llobcrt l’. l‘ol‘lcl‘.
uudor the title " Eight Ili‘t‘lllll‘rl or :1 (“~111-
tury.“ the
ruiscd by tho lute cclisus rogdrdiny; the
growth and character of our pnpn‘..11o11.
“'illipm Mynll ”1:1ch "The English l“.\'i1~
lulil)niut.~1"u subject for u must llll"ll sling
urticlc. “ Tho Roform in
I.uti11.“11nd “ Colonization." by [.1111'. im-
I.uui:hlin. urc urticlos “'1“ be of
upcciul interost :md vuluo to collegi- .‘lllv
dents and uuthoritu's. " 'l‘hc Him
Fruncisco Vigilance L'nlnlnltloc. ‘ by
Tbomus (7. Cary. is on urlielc_wi1h thc 11:17
vor of flu- curly ul'd turbulent «lay ~. of the
tloldcu .\‘tuti- about it. and \\‘lll surely
rcud umong thc first in the 1111111Iu-r.\\'hi1'l1
\\'.11'i|1_\
considcm Hilllll‘ of pt’nldi'llls‘
l’ronwuuvmg
\vlilcli
lm
is.usuwl1nlo. :1 good and one;
not. pcrhaips. us lll‘lllllllll :15 s ~111e of its
prulccmaurs. but Will 11p to 11~. l11_;l1.~t:111-
durd.
l‘ublishml by .\. H. llal‘us & ('11.. New
York. zit $71.1") pcr ycai'. Fill cums poi" 1111111-
bor.
!
FOR SALE
I
1
Three :Ilih" nf gnu-1 (rt-mi- Hruizin :1! 'I‘nern
lslzuul l1 I1i11-l In s.-1-i 1.. | in». 1!.c 1--1 m (1*.1 Ln.-
t’luu'hu \anl‘ilL Ill‘l ism! l~‘.11i.111.i..‘:1:~ 11.,1 1« of
(u‘ill‘LfI' \\' I\lll‘|'l '3. ('l1: #11111 wry-.1
sm‘nu \..m:.l1...lnu. 11 issi,
Notice.
'l'hc “ward of ('onncvlmv 11 of llll- w‘v \\ I1 lwnl:
1111mm: 1m .\lnmlu 1111mm .luly lllh 1"“ :1! s
n 1 lo- k1111l1rlm11u ‘. I b ilI1'Hl to 11111~ .1 lb" 114},
lmnnf 112 .-\ \Vumloiuil 11ml nlhcrs. as]. ' _ lo! ll. ,1
“Hi .‘lllll “1.1111111” «.t‘ \\‘.-u.‘.\1nid ”\tlilll N11,: i
from .\Ivm: s.r1'1'! in 1m him-l h .ulun; in 111. 1
of M1 l~‘1.-im~i- ”1111.11
All "I r-nns or «nipuiav .11.~ “him-
to hr llllxi‘ll, o1 \1I..1m»u l1. nit-mated 111 .-. .l Liiwit
:llul unborn: nx'e 111\1lwd in up war .‘.l‘.<l lv lnutil
by Mild Ilnnrd of t‘oummuin. 1f 1111.1 -1\1ll“'« 11
rcialiun Hun-1o
llmcd l‘11\ or .\11111I1Nuriwll.‘ t 1 . .11111. 1.1
' 1‘11w1V \\‘11.'..\
\ i111. of H1: Ii 1.1r1l nl' \ “211. .111111
'. 11.1
11.....1
mind 1- norm-ed
1 ls»l
Ti'k‘l ‘.‘I
G.’ A: R. P11 N11, July Fourth.
llids for ll1i')v‘\ H - w." i.up11_ (.111 _ 11 .1 T111 llu
sulc of ll niuunilc. ~1nl.l 1. I‘ iii-inn 1n 111.1- 1 mill. s.
unul fr1111,m:1 brreuuxml 11pm 1lw~:s‘.‘1 .1s1 \o
iln‘flr. \lm‘“ Wood. luunm: r1 l: »\ 131‘, \uml. .\Wu-
walk
3-5»! it
h.“ iSscs lil'ocku'u y '5
Select School
For Young1.:11liesundt‘bildl'ln.
.\h‘h Sinai. .\‘ux‘unik. t illlll.
Rcopcus "'mlucsoluu. ScpIJ-J. 1831
l'.1*‘nll‘.il~ll‘\ .mil l'r:
.\lusli’. Ill.i\\111;;1111l
four ymrs
Luu :11;1;:c~.
llvgi1h1rl‘nnr-v.
111:11') licpnrlmeuts.
l'mni‘u:
l-‘ur pulln‘ulnl . lllltirt vs
ll is‘scs‘ Ilrockwuy . or
Mrs. ll. ll. t‘ruul‘urd. l‘riu.
Hal .‘il
.\|.\vou‘s Ui‘i-‘n'ic. ,
t'lTY 11F Hot'ru .\'o1i\v.\1.k.~ c.»\\.,
June 15th. 18H. l
r on is he ehy L‘llllilrii in buy p.
numb-1' fol siilr. 'l“1l'\ 1' ill ht'lN or oilict‘ l‘v'c\\1».l.~.”
uhhin ll“?! c1.y. from Julio ‘JL l1 N ‘i ii. 111. lili .ln‘y
fuli. l0 1 1n unlosv lu' vu' or ri-\'11l\ml.
l'eiuiI-y-um 1-1 dis“ hon-by guru to any Ill rsmi In :.1
11:1‘ lo or 1l1vr‘1ui you) "l-‘ "c lTllt'hl‘l‘F ‘ or ulln‘l“ l u-
Works“ “11.1111 1hr! cl y fmm Joly lib :il 1: i :11
1111 July 1.11 “.3011 \u.ulnl from I: 1 [v 1.1 1:11
“:3in in July .‘uh ionic-rlirrcnhiu' t'\i\l\|‘l1 11 vi.
1111‘ c\pr1- cum .ou, .Iml il‘l pcrsons \xlw shiil
u\:ii1 ho sclu-s m‘ ins l-I‘l\ll\‘:\‘. show not ...
uuy vudaiucr l-c r ch :- of propm y of “lip 1s. 1i ..1
pinpc Iyof.h\~ci.y.i1ml his. lii‘cdp‘o s. nil 1m. .11....~
on} be m you.» rm-d in .o iniilw 1hc wly l lll‘lt‘ i‘oi nny
Illllmlfu' dour.
.\ll pcrnoun arc lu‘rcI-y r i.1.ionctl ugu'list ‘lm 111.1h
ul‘ kindling nfmiv Pro or llontlrv. III am or in-
hc mllltillivi‘c
l‘umv .~.1. 111-1"
in
11.1 ulic trot-u or plurriuf1hlscl.\'. us I
reIuIIn-v lhewto. “Ill be rigidly onl’orc ~d
til)\\‘l.\' A DA MS. Muyor
Tu "1:11 HOTEL
IS l‘llEl'Alllill 'l‘O llEt‘ElYlC
Sunnner I four-d oi-s.
LARGE A lRY Bill) .\ l S.
And ilccmuunidiihuis uusuri‘ussed. lull‘lll'ulull) for
fiuulllcu who “'Isli to spy-nil « tow months ol‘iiw hruml
tcrm in tho country.
First Class Table Sci.
All the uiodcru improvcmcuts in the hotel
PRICES MODERATE.
Apply to Im
II. II. BARTLETT. l’ruplctor.
Drain Pipe
Terra Cotta,
Salt Glazed,
Rochester,
A kron,
--—AND-——-—-
Cement, Sewer and
Drain‘ Pipe.
% .m—
, .
Nelson Taylor a. Son
Attorneys and Coming!-
103‘. at. Law.
SENTINEL BUILDING.
City of South Norwidk.
. For Sale.
at H. ’I‘Illy‘s factory. Moi“ SL. uuotwooiuilcd
' S *TING TOP BUGGY.
“mun-i make. l\l\tl sown-ill uthcr second luunl buggies.
All “111 bu will \vry lnu for rush.
I huvctliiu your mlilod ouc onth floor to my work
shop und incrciinml Ihc number of my workmen to
mcei lhcdcmmnl of ii lumuly lucrcnswl Int-me». so
lluit customers umy rcly upon luulm: Ihclr work dono
“11h pmmpmess.
Work will bu r-t‘ltl for and dollwi‘cd to any dismucc.
(TAHIIIAGES
or all kinds built toordcr. Sutlsfaction guarulitood.
Mllt‘llllw forging and all kinds of blacksmith work. '
(”‘10. ll. JOSEI’IIS. ill. I). (I. M.
’l ‘ ' ' Q S
l 15 SlOlllll . 11 rgeon.
(:riuliiioc of Mruill l‘nixeisny .\lonm‘ul. imd 111cm-
b 1r of ihc t‘oliw.:e of Physicians and Surcvons. (mm-
H". tlflll'o uvcr luuwcy ‘n limit and Shoo stun- corncr
M11111 11ml Mushnll sin-oh. South Nuruulk. 11ml mom-1
11! 1h:- Mohnckcniu hon l. (‘un l1o eoiuuiuluculeil wuh
by ‘I‘clcphono :1! “11' .\luhuckvino. Ml! .‘lui'
.
1"“ rm 101- Sale.
'I‘lll'l v-ubserlbcrnib-rs his Form for Nllt‘. slluutml
in the town of lirwnllehl. 111.\‘ur:\lnuitl‘o.. in tho
.\‘tntc of Now \‘ork. mnc i111lcs fmm Suriuogu .\‘priiigfl.
11 i» plt'uwnull) sinunml on n rh-e of wound. in ucrcl
of land. \\ lm'li In fuvornbly divided into pustun‘. plow.
Incmlmv mid “nod lurid. \\ III! :1 lurgc hour-o; llic rizc
of lhe burn. it“ b_\ in. ougou houscNmil umblinu. luu‘
lnfi (I\l‘l‘ the s11mo.‘.‘.‘:l1y lfl. nud L'Tillllt‘l‘y ill by ill.
\\'ill be mid l‘llt’llll; part of thc pun'hni-c lnoIn-y t'uli
I‘l‘llllllll nu lubriciwo lf (iv-ll'i-d. or “ill cxcbunuo for
‘ mill?" l'|"|llt‘l'l). For furlbcr [ltll‘lll‘llllll‘i impllrc of
Elbob‘ l'. '1‘l"l"li. I. _
Norwulk. Conn.
v .v.
.k.
GERIIANIA HOTEL.
('nrnci l‘lu) slim-I nml llullroud plucr.
.\. ii‘iuck .\' Sons“ Lagrcr llccr Dc-
pot.
GOO. Bohaub, Proprietor.
.'-.«l l\
l.\'t‘s W \V’l‘l-‘II fur 1h.- 11. -1 11nd Fin-[mi scl-
I‘Li tun-.1 llnuks :11 d lliblis l‘iin s W
.\“
111
I 1111 lav 1113 Highest Gash
ling-s. Ilutlcs. llottlcs, Iron
and 31013115.
51-“
..i-11d111j,: postal curd to
l'.1l'ii1'~‘ mmmg can the stock by
. W. 13ODMORE
sul'Tll .\‘unu'ALn,
Insure Again-t Tirol
L11111111 Assuranca
Drum 1111
Established A. D. 1720.
- QI5.§§6,I H196
SI‘RI'IJ'S $3.932.6!6.D§
.lAllUIi .\l. l..\\"l‘(lN, .\gl,
South Noi'onlk. t‘omi.
._
GO To
1‘. B. Smith’s
42 Wall street.
1111: \«ll l:
DRY GOODS I
.‘vli tf.
Mioropathy!
'l‘livs l‘1:i~ 1.1, of .\ladn 1111' nduvos tho
.\ll'l‘ (lli‘ HEALING
scicnee and is uniformly suc-
A SSE'I‘S
51:1
to 1m ovml
cossful in the ll‘i';-ilili‘lll :mdcurcofull
(‘hrouic Diseases. With this plan Maln-
III‘Jl'I
i‘ia in all forms. l)i51‘il\l‘:. Dyspep-
sin. chulo (‘illlllll‘ll'll\'. llihi‘:l:s\‘s‘ uftho
Kidncys ::11«llll;1d1h1'. Ni-ivous .\luladics.’
and all or Hourly iil‘. l‘l‘ tho t‘hrouic liLs~
eascw. so many of which two declurcd in~
curulnlc. nrc ull (‘ur ':I. not rclieycd. but
(‘uruL
JON]! W. )lclilIAN. M. I).
.\lu '.1r .\‘1 Nu .\n 1111c, Noruulk ('onn.
Spring pflOpening
Millinery !
Thursday &'_S§lii’iaay, April 14
and 13‘.
My bountiful nodvoIiii-lc'e».1.u~l; of iuilcneiv minds.
lltl‘ltllllllLSll grout \11r1c1y of All'l‘ll’ll‘lll. l“. "W-
Elib‘ nod SllAllblll l‘l"..\‘l‘lli‘ll{.\'. I~‘.\S1'\' UI‘RH~
\VORKEU S'l‘ll.\\\'b‘. Hull Munch SATINS iuid
b‘llllillxs‘. “ill lm l‘l\'f*l11 1hr llislu‘t‘litlll of Hill.
(illRA'l‘ lL‘tllkiAlNri l.\'
Trimmed Bonnets and Round Hats
Mm a 111m stock of Fans: Go cl-
t‘orscts. ulovcr. llosicry lllltl \\ 1n?l:..u.1.. a“ city.
otc.
'l‘hc bodes iu‘c cordially imitcd to call and aw for
thcuisclvcs.
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
Muhuckctuo "0ch Block. South Norwuik. Ct.
GRAND
EXBURSIONS
ROTOII— POINT
3112,11me the East
Every Day, Sunday: Executed,
By Carryall,
Leaving BARTLE’I'I‘S CITY EOTEL,
South Norwolk as follows:'
10.00 A. M.,
2 00 P. M.,
4 00 H '
7 00 H
Returning will leave the Point at
_ 11 00 A. M.,
3 00 P. .,
7 00 H
11 00 N If
FARE or; 25 cents.
on:
Children under 18 your}! age Half-Fore. .
coup
Annual 131111111111
(1? THE
SOUTH NORWALK
Temperance
Reform lunciatinn,
M01111 Pleasant Gave
On-the-Hudson,
Thursday, June 23,
ON THE STEAMRR
Long Branch.
This ull‘ords the ONLY (it‘l‘olt't't‘NlTY cvcr
givcn to t-ukc nu oxcursion up the historic
and beautiful Hudson from South Nur-
wulk. No pains will be spnrcd to muke
it plcusaut for 11”.
W
’ " ' 1 00
l ‘ --
llbltetb $ .
t'hildn-n uudvr 12. ncconipnoicd by purcnls. fnv
Music by tho Union Band.
W
lh~freshmcuts furnished on board at
rcusonublc priccs.
—-—-—QOO——
Leave South Norwulk at h
o'clock. sharp, and rcturn at 8
In tho cvonlua.
c.11..sui'1‘11.
11m \‘oi'xus,
JUHN A. SEYMUI‘lb
l‘t-numttcc.
M11131”? 11111;
—.~\'l‘ THEIR-
, Goods
Norwalk Fancy
M i.llin ery
w AND—
ESTABLISHMENT.
«3-111 show you thc l-‘1ncs1 Assortmcnl of Millincry and
Fancy Umvdp.
A new stock of
Underwear and Hosiery
Just rcccivcd. olm l1 \H' arc m-ilinu \‘ory cbcap
Our stock of milliucry con-ism of
Latest Novelties
In uny of llibimn-. Fluucf‘. Femhcrs. Silk~. Sutilis
und in 1.111.1- 11f s‘ruaws
Our :iriisiically lrnmnod ‘
Round Hats 6; Bonnets
\\‘1lljusl suit you.
I . I
Mourmng-I Specnalty
And llunncls mndc to onlcr :1! short notico.
Cropc rcf‘inishcd and made to look likc
IIO“'. ‘
“ Luihrs buying cmpcdiscolowd or soilod. will find it
to ilwir :idmntuge to lmvc lhc some N‘tlms'hml by this
primss. which goes the rrupe all of itnonumul usin-
and color; n~1nm c.- :11! ileicicrioas manor. that H may
bc worn :1! {All limos by tho inn-1 n-n-itur. und film‘-
mr.‘_\ proln-Is 11 from all Lliinmgc by dampness on unit
“If.
LAM F..\‘ H\\'.\' t‘UMlllXtis nmdc up 111 ihc niccrt
muhucr All thc lair-st Mylo:- in I’IllZES. ctc.
Switches Very Cheap.
\Vc til'l‘3lL'"lll“ for tho l'nnrrsal Fashion t‘uhlluny's‘
l'!‘f‘f:‘r‘l l-‘nim; Pam-111s.
“mm-11 TUE lil‘t‘KliYE t‘unKEllY.
a ., . . ., ‘
Billllllllllg‘ hourly 11nd Prunipm Dom.
Misses St. John
No. 88 Main St,
.\‘orwulk. Conn.
Straw
Haté
Straw
Hats
Straw
Hats
At
Foote’s
Hat
Store
a- _ WEEK???-
PARASOLS
Sun Umbrellas,
A la ’ge variety at Lowest. Prices.
Pans.
lVashington
Fans.
‘ Fans,
Nottingham Laces,
A new assortment.
Job 1101:
COIR MATS
at 75_Conts.
Corsets at 35 cts.
Corsets £1150. cents.
mm 5... 10a.
“1111111
lothlng.
M. DAVIS has now i‘cudy rm.
the spring trade tliebcst sloek
ofrcndymndc clothing,r H‘cr ~11
fared in thio town. which i. 1..
be sold at the very bottom l’ll
cos.
Suits in all grudcs and styles. or an.- :ur-
mom atqutrnlc. We will not i... imp,
sold. and will put our goods and pm...
against any. not cxccpting New Yuyk
city. We mean business. and this spring
will soil at priccs that defy coiaiix-mi..,,_
Also fullllucof
chts‘ Furnishing Gooda. Scarf pi...
Sleeve buttons. studs. .
Chains. (kc.
(tall and See Me Before
Purchasing.
M. DAVIS,
Malmckemo Hotel Block.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NU MURE'i‘llIIH—“PRIGES
Washington Mariel,
/; (‘orucr “'ushiniziou and Mum >1 ,
’flmidcr‘s Block. .\.-mg.
\VE BUY FOR CASH AND SELL t‘. H, 11_
L0\\'Ell PRICE." tlum on r known furilg. '1. .; .. =
tholccst goods.
Give Us a. Call.
.V mm:
{ill} if.
AVID si-‘ow;
UNDERTAKER!
Main St.. up stairs. Clark 5'. Lane's Blmgk.
RESIDENCE: 40 WEsT ST. 1:-
‘iiaml have u PROCESS FOR IZMBALMHM. 1.1
superior to the ice box now in 11w. :1.
. 1
uttcndcd with no more cxpcnsc.
SUTTON’S
ilatarrh cure!
THE ONLY HEAL .\IEIHVINAL I’IlEI‘.\R,\'l'E~)
FOR (‘A'I‘ARRII
inns 11 ucver fails to t‘I'RE.
\\'heu uscd according to .2 ‘fi
Price .10 (‘cnts 11 Box
‘\
For Salc by I‘hlistcd. South Norualk, :11»! b1”!
.\‘orwnlk. and mailcd many alldnss on mop: .1!
pricc. by the propricior, L ll. sl'T'l‘UX.
Now (2.1mm. 1
539 Sin .
-- V-_¢-
James W. Caviumgh,
{5 f6
ARTIST .IN IARBLE
Steamboat. 1\Whm'f.
South Norwolk. Ct.
Seed Time!
W
Just Received. an Ilit‘nlcC of
New Seeds
Many kinds of
Early and Late Peas.
GARDEN SEEDS too numcrousto men
tion.
A very large assortment of
Choice F our Seals.
Wethersfield Red onion sccd by
the pound, and many other
kinds of seed by the
. Pound.
Surly Eon Potatoes
. AND
VBurbnnk Seedliflg
To be told It the Old Store on W“
, m next; to Ely‘a Block-
: ‘Hutchings.
Norwalk Chronicler