South Norwalk sentinel, Wednesday, August 3, 1881 · page 2

 

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The national grwnback party iii New
York state is to have a convention. the
call for which specifies that the party has
paced through four years of ridicule. also
that it has lth‘d In an cm of abuse and
misrepresentation and to crown all. that
its canditalc liLst autumn rvcived more
votes than would hnvo been needed to
elect sixty years ago.

 

It Will he romeinbcrml that sumo two
vents ago the daughter of lix-(lovornur
Hubbard. of Conn., enloped with her {atll'
er‘s coachnlnn. named Shcpord. lie was
excluded from the pawl-rial rcsidencc. and
the two accepted thuir lowly fortune. '.\
new phase of their history is roportmL—It
is said that it woaltlly llllt‘lt‘ residing in
another part of the state bccmno vcry
much interested in Shepherd after the
clopement. especially as the lady's friends
said her husband was not good unough for
her. The uncle nilvallci‘d Shepherd 3 con-
siderable sum of money. and he clltcrcd
into a co—piirtm-rship in .1 largo livery
stablc in New Haven. lie is rvpnrtcd as
being it yrry cxcmplary citizcn, and is
very successful in his new enterprise.
Ills wife llrlvvs out daily in a handsome
phaeton. llvr friends rvcl-ivc but as of Hill.
and she is said to look prl-(lil-r :lilll hilp.
pier than ever.

—____.——

No. gentlemen there is nothing the mat-
ter with nll‘. but I've stopped drinking.
Yow know we have had it protty hot can—
vass in Arkansas this summer. and limit I
went all ovvr tho slam stumping. thn
I saw thegmvl‘sof a good many poor
souls who began with ml». and Who are
now in tho dark valley. or the light onc.
whichcvcr it may be. I saw the wrocks
of othcr men who started with me to be
jolly good follows. The gruvcs null lllc
wrecks set me thinking. From thinking
I began to calculate. Well. on :l rough
calculation I had found that I had :llrcady
drank about a. burrvl and it lullfof \vhiskcy
more than I was untlllcd lo. Then I Slllll
to myself that if I drunk :lny nlcre whis-
kay l sllzlll be drinking: some other fcl-
low‘s whiskl'y. and as I did not want to
do that. I stopped. Tlicrc you llilvc tho
wliolo story.-—.\‘e-nlilur (hirlmlll.

 

Tho (‘olinty ('onlnilssioullrs il3.-l‘llllllt‘\l
In tho Supt-Hori‘ourt room Hll Thursday
oflilsl wwk for Illl‘ purpose of suiting
under the Luv pll~scil at tho his! lv~gisla~

turn for tho l'cvl-clllllln of lzrellsv. Mr. ’0‘ 3 PIN" “l “ML“? “‘1‘!” HM‘ of iill- «airs
llllrkc. 1;... lmwwuzmg Ag...“ 1“... ”u. on (hol»rv‘;nl‘;l!lil:illotllrl‘ l'lll llwl) ill.‘
coliliiv. l‘l‘f‘nl .l milipldmt wzim; rum. \vliulvsilln Hi his lmlli killmu boil in
til-at M. ll. l.‘ .llzy llltll violgzull 1;“... “lg". stzinlly.
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Lockwood. -l' lii*:el;~-;l-srt With whom
\v.l.~ .I. ll. \\'.ll‘2l. nl' llr2~l,:vpol't. l\‘\ll“
follllalil's 'i‘l‘l. - 'l «.1 to !llc intro-

.llil~v_ioll of two '1‘. my .lu lllc .jl'olllld that
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the .- utillllssi -:;.-i‘s "- l l :l-l glirislliciinu In
(ry lmmly. and ill l‘ll‘ .lll ”\l‘dll‘VEV‘ iirzvl-

lilcul x‘ll IllilI plum .\t the ncllisillzi

of ll‘n‘ :lrglimrzlls lll“ ‘\ lullillss: owl‘s n.1,
J"lll'll!.‘ll I-lr illllllv‘l‘ and l' «1‘ Ill . lvlll‘ihlsl- of
conformal; ’ by l“ ».l<‘l‘1l\lln\xl .ll ‘3 Lo,

\vlli‘n :lf'tcl'a ‘ll‘ I‘li'<'!1“l-lfll l‘l “illiclillih
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“I‘ll \ LETTIIR‘

Elln'lws \‘l-txi‘i\l_l.. Sm A in your isslil‘
of \Volliimlhy {lll‘ ‘lell lilsl. you priulcd
an artll iv “31‘! ltlil: lll.l( l ll:~..l ll plum-lily
insullwl lllllvs .lnll l'lllv‘ gills wll-z pl“: ll
l'roful ll: Kinllp's lull shop. “Incl-1w..-

 

it: work, in ‘lllllll n3; ll ilwm. or.

Thu “l"ll'l‘ l‘l‘ ‘dlil .li'llrll- l :
:1»le ‘3' gull tlw l1" l'=‘ Lil: ‘:
shows lilc :isar‘l‘lloils to ilc ll! ~.: . "i.
pl’l‘H‘t‘.‘ Illa} l'l-\\';ll'~llt‘i‘ ill. llll‘ l‘lslh. ‘ ‘
lllt'll‘. in ill-t during in ~i;u l.l~ 2-.-2 I:
is i‘y’lllcllt llll‘ll lllv llrzllll l f and mail; am-l‘
is liilblo to burst its ‘l‘J‘.l it” ltw! ld‘m‘» ll 1

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llz-liy :lll llll‘ cliurulis :‘ vgl ti 1) ' .\ Nif-
furor" .tlll- \Z,£l.;l!lll"“‘ :l!‘.<l \\ ll .zlr‘ :l lilsln
of tho law to ill“ .ilslignlvr of ~.l;«l draw!“
if tlll‘ blzll‘kglmrll Will llzscl-sl- llzs true
nuiiiu. llmulhi' ll'lil.
~ Ill l‘l‘gzll‘ll lll llll‘ .llmlc \\l‘ would in.

form the young. llhlll and fl» public [but
wc llilV" inn-stigutvd llll‘ liiilllcr. and find
[llilt "Sllll’l‘rcr" in ccnlulunicntilm 'ilst
work. told lhc “lvllollv ll'lllll and nothing
but lllt“ irul‘u." lhc only truubln lining
that lll' «ll'cw ll lwu will. in tho zlllovc
Mr. IQI‘QMI claims thv that‘l‘llllll“ in "Sui.
fvi'vr‘s " lcilcr are ”llcs." If we l't‘llll lll‘
lk‘l‘ right \vv llilnk lbslt lw er. llcccli izl
t‘i‘lth‘rMillUl’l with us but \vl‘ck. :lflor llio
letter slink-4) of. :lppoilrcll in llicSlN'l‘lNl-il.
lidniittod lllzlt he had lloilo things he
ought nut to ll;\\‘t‘ door in l‘t‘glll‘ll ill (’1lll~
in; lhc atlclilion of ladies :ls tllcy passed
by his window on l'nion struck. \\'e
have spoken with some of his shopillatrs.
who are in lllt‘ some room with him. in
regard to it. and they say that the com.
munication was t in" and also lilncly “'0
would advise tho young man not tozlt~
mp1 to ‘Lgivo a taste of law to tho col'rlL
spondent." its sonic of his crvdilors might
resort to u similar method of ollllllning
from him that which is justly llllc them.

“'9 understand since the above “as
writton that ho has left to\\'il iuid :lt'l‘rplcil
a position .n vaark. \Ve would
gest that he rcnlain there and at the
lime time my and behavc himself.

~‘ — ~-0VO

Effiftfl'sth‘l'lh‘bfL:~——\\‘liy is it that horses
bud carriages lire allowed to stand on Illu
crossings to tho lnt‘ylliVl‘lllk‘llt‘O of Illt‘ét‘
that would liltu to cross from one side of
the street to the other. I lk‘lit‘Vt' We have
a law against it. Why mi fllfill't'r' ii ':

————~w~»v——
Tho Grown l‘enlennlul.

Tho Grown cautennlul oonunitteehave
tamed upon the following program for
the celebration September 6:

At sunrise a national aaluta will b» rim!
by the ships of the United Suites navy. in
ad of! New London harbor and Fort
Grilwold and Fort Trumbull.

At 8 o'clock the Second. Thinl and
Fourth regiments. Connecticut National
GM. will diacmbalk near Eastern Point
minty to the «maul: of Fort Grill-
WM.

A83 o'clock the First regiment. L‘on-
mien: Nitionul Guard will tnke po-
sition an: the Pequot Home preparatory
h the “tack upon Flirt Trumbull and
Row London. a: the British force
under Bandit-t Arnold.

All Oo‘clcck tho movement upon New
laden wink-gin; the prriaen at Fort
Trumbull will escape arm the harbor
b You Griswold. Ind the irregular volun-
”troop: will fall back through New
London. mung by the Norwich turn-

Tbe Britain punuit will (mum at
th- ofil burying ground. when. 3 light in...
by villi» brought into use upon the
m Ifli hither.

‘3 2w o'clock tho Insult willbe made:
a ll" We)”. Th. Blithb form rcp-
W by n brig-d2 o! the (Zooming
Wim- Genanl Sta.
Basia! Wins; the m
“told by tho Flt-I United
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sung by a chorus of 500 children of New
London and Grown.

4. Omtion by Hon. Joseph R. Haw.
lev.

5. Music—Keller‘s American Hymn. by
the chorus of school children.

6. Poem by Rose Terry Cooke. rend by
Rev. Edwmd W. Bacon.

7: Music—"My (‘oliiitry ‘lis of Tllcc,"
by the chorus.

S. .\llllrl‘S§l‘S from distinguish-ll visit-
ors.

9. Music by tho military band.

10. In tho cvmiing ii display of [Iro-
works.

——-~-—M
The Railroad Accident.

 

CUSDI'(‘THR l-‘JJ (‘. LATTIN or .\'i:w IIAVES
KILLED. .\.\'Il BRAKEMAN Wlluul Il.ll.~
Lock or rliis L'lTY, .lxu OTHERS lIt'lzT.

There was a collision and gonoral smash
up between two frcight trains on tho Con-
solidlltml road at Rye. N. Y.. on Thursday
afternoon. which resulted in the killing
of thecoductor of uric lraiil and thc al-
most film! injuring of brilkcmzlu “'illiilm
llzlllock of this city. and sl-rious injuring
of thrcc othcr pilrlics. The accident imp
period at the switch just cost of Ryc stu-
tioil. .\u up frcight (rain had nrrivcd at
Rye from tho west. and it was uccl‘ssnry
to switch off two cam. To do this it had
to cross on to tllc down truck to gct those
two cars on a turnout. An extra frcight
wuh tllirty~two curs bound all (llc
time was humming toward Rye at a speed
of at lcnst twenty-five milcs an hour.
These vxtras run as fast as pflSSDIlRt‘I‘ trains
and ll:l\‘t‘ to kecp out of the way of ill]
others. This train was not to Stop at liyc.
The train bound cast sent a mail illlcnil
with :l fin: to flag any train coming “’ti‘il,
:lild lhvrcforc it fclt safe evcn upon the
down track. It bocame ncccssnry for tho
cnginocr to signal off breaks. This isllouc
by two sharp whistles. The tinglimn
hoard thew and mistook llll‘lll for the sig-

w o .s I

around :i l‘lll'\t‘ ill full spwd. and no sip-

olllor L‘llgllii‘ which was on lbc Silllll‘ lrilck.
The force lllc collision was such lis to form-

(how of tlic other \vl-i‘l- \vrcckml. :lllll gl-u-
onll llt‘l‘Illlllli‘lll of the (\lllx‘l\. l‘cllllllll‘lu r
l‘Ill (‘ Lillllll of Hit" do“ ll (mill \\ :ls Mulch

of Nov ll.lvl-ll.
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\\;u lillt‘ :ill-lul lint Hill". l'll' 42‘ llll‘l l‘..lll

nillcillling him in. which is two long
\vlllsllvs. Ho lllr'roforv came in. \\‘llllt‘
the extra train which came llllll sight

llzil warning it of dullgcr. crilsllcd iulo lllu

The conductor of this (lulu. \\ llll'll “:13

lllls

i‘zly, \\llll \\.l.‘ :ll :l llrzlku nil llll' lllilvl ll.ll.
Tidy \\ l'l'o lullll ml Ill" \\;lli li f~ r Illl‘
ll ll'i- :li ruwr {H.3lll \\ i... ll (la-y lilll‘h'

Hamilton. the consulting physician on
the President‘s case was sent. for but ow-
ing to previous engagements his services
were not procurable.

The citizens of Rye have been very
good and kind to him, doing everything
for him that lay in their power. We are
very grateful to them also.“

(‘UNDI‘CTUR LATTIN'S FI‘NER.\I..

' The funeral of Conductor E. C. Lnttin
was held at the Howard Avenue Church.
at New Haven. Sunday. Tho services
were ntlcnded by upwards of 200 omployos
of the Now York. New Haven and Hartv
ford road, Rev. S. A. Sands officiating.
The bearers were John Curry. Ell“ ‘ll Il.
Blakc. Joseph Stalinton. (lcorgc l". kins.

Jr., Nelson Burlingamc. Thc l \lllllls
were buried ill the railroad comp .~ ‘s lot

in Evorgrccii ccillctery.

Another accident. the result of the pro
violis one. occurred at I‘Ol‘lCllcsll r Friday
afternoon. A Harlem frcight ti'nin ran
into the wrecking truin and :1 number of
cars wcro dclllolislled but no one was in-
jured.

On Suturdny the “'nslliugtou exprcns
train at three o‘clock in the morning rim
ilito an t‘xll‘ll freight train bctwccn l‘ort
Morris and Illirlom river. The freight
train was standing on the track wllon the
express cnuio along and struck it. Several
more cars were dcmolisllcd. but thore was
no loss of llfl'.

_TIII’. SlilWK. ICTI'.

Tllc l~llock was appalling. Tllc
gcrs wore roughly shaken up. and three or
{our in the sleeping curs \vcrl- rudely
:l.\\‘:lkt‘llt‘tl by being thrown out of tllcir
berths to tho floor. The baggage cars
wcrc slightly damaged.
None of the plusengers \\'l‘l'l‘ seriously
hurt. but Mr. (lcorgc Stcvl-lls. of Now
llochl-llc. who was n [ulsscugcr in lllt‘ cil-
lulll ll leg brokl-n ill-ll u acron-
lll‘lllrt‘ on his bend by flying
tiilllu-rs. llcspriiu; from llll‘ rl-ur plut-
forill bclllull two lll'lllit‘llll‘ll lllltl llln coll-
lluctoi ilt lllc momcnt of lllt‘ crash. The
pusscugcrs wore imprisoucll III the curs.
living unable to gct ilil' llH‘ llcsllc, which
is about right fcct high. 'l‘lll-y wcrc thus
liclli pl‘isollcrs until l‘l o'clock lll lllt‘ Illol‘u-
lug. :ll \\ llll‘ll hour the truck w.l~ l-lcilrl-d.
lingluccr Fowlcr in nu llllt‘l‘l'lt‘W with n

pillow“-

lkltlfit“

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the up from back I‘ll vilrlls. Tho lKIlll'l' NV“ \l‘Wk Tl”"“ 1“l“‘rlle made llic fol-
llellll-l «Until Q-nglnes Wu“. .1...n,,.,..i 1., ll|\\ll\;( slzllciliclll colicl-l'illllg (hummi-
frilgmcnts. 'l‘wo can of mm mm. and llt‘llll

l'hlilNlCl-le l'll\\'l.llll"“ fi'l' \Tl‘lMl'lNT.

"\\'l- \\l'l"_‘ ilol .‘lglllllll‘tl: llolnnly was
up llll truck to (lug us. or ill ll‘llfil if ll mull
lw.ls up “H such llllly he did lint Pillll\\' llllu-

.sclf ul‘ l-illlmvl-r ll\ to lll‘lllg us

llll'llugf l my liuiil :li‘ouml ll‘t‘

any \vlsl~
to :i slop.
sinlrp cllrlc :llmvo \\ lll-rc illc l'rvltzlll tl’nlli
In) HI :l pl'l-(l) fillr F‘ll‘l‘ll. lllllllgll llUl by
any nil-.lils us (list as “e sllillvtiiul-s run.
I li.lli llllmil llll‘ slgllill of my :lppi‘ouch.
iiild I‘llll upon lllt' licslb-“llik \\ lllloui {I
thought of :lu_\ Illlllgi‘l‘ :lllcml. 'l‘llcn :ill
(hr freight lilllil
:lllcnll of llll‘. lull upon ll.
will-ll :l mull Jullipcll upon llll' oppllsllc
truck and ls-gilu lo sll Ill}; llll' lluilgi-l sig-

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lllt‘ll lllt‘ si-colill and so
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l‘lt lL‘i‘h lliul l\il ; up (will llilllx‘. \‘l 1..
llrllkr-lllnn ll.l ’ .. it !l~i;l
\\.l.~ lllcvlml ic his iii“. 1... light “.l‘ if
ills dull and he s; hing in his pot.
pill Ull UIIU lifukr.
l‘lllllllllg for (lll- lliil‘ll \\ lll il lllL‘ l i.i~ll ow
curl‘lul. Tlic cill‘ iipoil \\ llll‘ll
was bl‘okcn into bits. ll giuc oily
unlll-r him and the ccntlr bcgilll to Milli
tm'arlls the Hill“ :lillllllrcw lluu l-ll ills
ft't'l. lie was up ligand in an instant. but
Wils thrown down lhugsu‘oiul lllllo. 'l‘lllv
llrt’fll‘ll in the culllcr tll'llic cur lll't‘llllll‘
more scriolis bill lil- sill!
snuggled toward the liliwurll l-l‘likl- lll‘
slciill of jumping from lhc cal and thus
insuring his own :ufcly.
he thrown buck llt‘fl‘l'!’ ho was lililllly llur.
ricll in tlic ruins of lllc cilrs \\ hicll llilll by
this limo crusllod illlil \vvre licilp~
mg lllt‘lllSt‘l\L‘.~l :u‘oulill llllll. At last lll'i
foothold galvc Why illtogl lllci‘ ;lll'l ha “33'
pi‘ccipitntul out.» lllt‘ ll‘dl'k-lu‘d. As lio
struggl: l to his fu-t :l lu'okcli tulcl. lt ll
upon him. llt';tl‘lllg him to tho gillliiill
again to be picked up illoi‘tlllly \\'Ulill\lt'(l.
Ho lziy under the debris iiboul forty lum-
lites when soull- lulll‘ry illl-ll \\'ll(l \vlvlw~ .1
Work ncar by. to ills
L‘I'U\\'~l|3!‘$. As lllc great \\ vigil! wen l‘I‘~
moved he ilinchul for lllt‘ lll'nl llllw zillll
fnizllcd. Ho soon movci‘cd
ritual and up to the prufirlll lllllt‘ has bulliil
himself Willi that iiidumiulblv pluck
which is characteristic to him. llu was
rellioved to the hotel hour by and “'le
made an comfortable as pmaiblo under tho
uircuuiituiceu. lie was the only man
wrioualy llljllml.

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LATER.

lll‘it. .\'. \‘.. Aug. ‘3
.\t the second L‘llll'dlllllllull of physicians
livid to-duy. it was lit-cillml that tho lujur~
its; to llallock arc not necessarily fatal.
There is a bruise on tho back from
which the worst results are feared. The
spine is injured. but the wound is of
Mich a character thlt with good care
then is no cccuion for alarm from this
source. Cut: and bruises of lesser impor-
tance are pretty genenlly distributed over
his person. The railroad ofliciahi are do- ‘
lag all tho: is possible to alleviate the
sufferings of the injured man: procuring
the but of medical aid tad three efficient
nurwu m in constant attendance. Dot.
5!. ll. Pardae of this city. and Whittemore
of New Hover: m the consulting physi-
chm. Tholocal phyciclan isD. Thomp-
than of Rye. With such us any of medi~
call talent the best of results are to be
hoped for. In convolution with I 888-
nm reporter. 1 member of the funny
aid "We no very gainful. indeed. to
the company for their kindnes- to Will”
and “are “(hand mum on doing
everything that put bodouo for him. Hr.
Reed. meme. m: oftlie roudhu

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ill:(l llzilpllullc lii ills :lssll'liolis lliill lll‘

lulu-y rd orllcl‘s. and. II wlls silllcll. llxpl'oss—
llll lllc lillllllllll llllll (llc foggy iilnlllspllcrli
l cloullcd llll‘ llglll. 'l‘llc trucks \vcrc
clluli'cll of ill-brill four hour: nflcl‘ tllc mu
curll-ilcc.

lxol lasr.

(‘olollcr lluyll-l‘ llt‘gflll l‘ll liyc Mollilily
an inquest in tho of lilli L‘. Laltiiil.
.‘Il‘. (ii-ill‘gl‘ ll. \\':l(rou.~. l'l'l‘nlili‘lll (if lllt‘
l‘llilll nulchl-ll Illc proi-ocdiugs lll llcliiilf of
tho company. and Mr. Mlllii‘lcc llllluu of
l'ol'lclll slur. ilssirlcd lllc (‘ol‘ollmx

h‘lcpllvn l“l\‘lll. the stimuli llgelll ill liyo.
ll lllllcll llléll on Thursday lll‘tcrnoon whcii
the regular freight truin from tho lllu‘lcm
ltivcr (‘lllllt‘ in ii few Illllllllt‘s lulu. llt‘
know lllutnil cxim fi'uigllt was coming
tllc Ullll‘l‘ way, and sent his lliiggugu lllllh—
tci'. Jiullcs llunn, who also acted as llllg‘
man. up tlic lllll‘ to stop this train. lie
liltvildl-d to tho §\\‘llt‘lll*n lliiiisclf. Tho
llllrlcmfreigllt had got upon tho “turn-
out“ when its locomotive \vliistled twicc.
. They should lllt\v [ml-ll. but were not. the
I shall. «puck pulls than cilll for it removal

t‘llht‘

 

All“ (hr lll'ilkt'rl. Thoy Wci‘e quite long
I . .
l I‘llllllgll to bu mlslzlkl-il for the recall sig-

I llitl to llclgiilcll. and llc {\fltlt‘ll lluun. lll~
' lllougll he was ll. trusiworiliy and careful
man. would no understand tllum.

Mlchuvl llunlnu of ltyc. ll mason cur
ploycd by tho rllilroad company. testified
that he heard tho two whistles. and that
they were the mall signals. “Had I
been u flagmun.“ ho said. “1 would 1 huvu
come in us Dunn did.“ Ililiilim admitted,
however, that while lllt‘ whistles \vei‘o ill-
logcthcr too long for the rcillllval of the
brakes they wol‘c not quite long viiouizll
for the recall.

“They worn a sort of betwixt and hu-
tweoil.“ ho sold, “llllu would have plm
zled any man." Tlic witness saw Coll-
ductor Lattin standing on one of the tint
cars of the down tmin after the oollislon.
ilnd did not understand why his body wits
afterward found on tho truck.

James Dunn. a small. amurt~lookinx
young man. dressed in a working blouso.
and perfectly collected, was the next wit-
ness. He said that his work nttho station
was very hard. He llllll to attend to the
baggage, flag trains. mind awitchoanvatch
crosuings. take care of lamps. keep the
depot clean. fill the water cooler. and
travel eight times a day with the mails
from the depot a quart»: of a mile to the
Post Office and back. His pay is $1.35 a
(by. On the nfternoon of the collision he
went threevquu-teu of a mile up the road
to flag the extra freight. He was around
a. curve and out of sight of the depot when
the whistle sounded. Harmonized them
It ouceaa the mull. He could swear
that he bod correctly obeyed the W in
Elwin” Elliot, heknew.

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the proper place for conductor. was not
injured in the collision.

James Spuulding of Stamford, conduc-
tor of the up freightmwore positively that
the signals given by Engineer Elliot were
for the removal of brakes. He had sent a
man back to flag a passenger train duo in
a few minutes. and that man knowing
his business. did not return when the two
whistles sounded, but remained at his
post and stopped the passenger train.

The inquest was adjourned till tel—day.
This nocidnnt makes four on the New
Havcn railroad within a week. The first
was at. Harrison. A freight ran into and
tore out the whole 0nd of the depot. The
second was at Rye. wheru two {might
trains came together. killing one man and
frightfully injuring another. Tho third
was at I’orlchestcr, whore. on the follow-
ing day. a wrecking triiin wus wrecked by
'freight train: and the fourth was Satur-
day morning as nhovo described. All the
accidents thus fur have been attributed to
either the incompetcncy or the careless-
ness of the company‘s employees.

The Consolidated roiid seems to have ll
scrics of mishaps. just at present, at the
lower end of the line. Tho dumilgo thus
far must aggregate nearly if not quite
$100.000.

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'l‘llls coLI'M

C. \V. 1(NUI)SF.N.

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rial for the proacnl.

THE filament.

EXTRACT FROM \\'Il.l.l.\.\l l..\\\'.

Ilinvc thus shown the glory of man‘s
original state in I‘llruilil-lc. and tho liuilvn~
talblochnugo tllill tho full has brought
upon him. li‘rom ll divine and hciivcnly
(‘l‘t‘llllll‘l‘ llo so \vrctcllellly cllullgcll ms to
have inwardly (hc nature and (llll'k lll‘l‘ of
lllcdovils. llllll outwardly tho lillluro of
all tho llcusls, n sluvo of this outward
\vorlli, living III ull unccl'laiulios amongst
pains. fours. sorrows. illlll dim-use. till his
body is forced to bc l‘l‘fIlUVi‘ll [from our
sight and hill in (he t‘lll‘lll.

And the why even llll‘
prollignte pcrl-lous do not fully-“know null
pcrccivc their souls to bo in’Tliis yllllslt‘l‘lllllt‘
stale. is bccnusc (hc soul, tllcii‘lull thus
fallen. was still united to the l
human body. and (licroforc llll‘.
l‘lloorilii: light of lllo sun could rt‘ll‘ll tho
soul. llllll llll'lllill for it in soul
and for sumo time. which it ll us to the

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llcurcc.

llllrkucss. shurpncss. sourueks. lllllol‘llcss,
null \vrzllll. \\'lll\‘ll is in outward muurc:
that in, II l-oulll enlighten. §\\'\‘l‘ll‘ll. “I‘ll
clcill‘ II in :l \‘l‘l'ldlll dcgrcc. lilll us this in
not its own llfI‘. lllill is. llol-s not uriso in
llle soul llsclf. but only it by
moons of the body. so if tho soul bulb in
(his prl'scill llllll‘ go! no light of its own.

I‘cllclll-rl

tinglilslll-ll. :lll lllllllilll souls lll.lt lll'l‘ no!
lll Mlllll‘ i‘clil lll‘u‘cc of I‘clzollcl':llioil would
ililiuollillloly liil-i (lloulsl-lvl-s to in! nilill.
ml: but (llc rut-3‘ of iin- :lnll llll‘ horror of
«lui'kucss.

Noll though illc light and comfort of
this llulwnl‘d \vollli lwcps (‘Vl'll llll‘ worst
of Illoll from :lily cons! llll. sonsi
llllliy of tin! w :llll'ul. llt‘l‘)‘. llilrk. lulll
sclf~lorillvullug llilllli‘cs. which is lllt‘ll'l‘l‘)‘
(‘\\‘l‘lll‘l‘ lll‘ l-lm'y fullcn. unregollcl'ntcd
soul. yci t‘\‘l‘l'_\' mull in the world has more
or loss fi-lwpll-ui and strong intilullfiona
glvcll llllll (hut Ml II is with him. in tho

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\Vltl‘ll illicilsull‘ss \\'llll‘ll llll-y nro afraid of.
llllll know not \vlll-llco ll collll‘s. Allis. it
is ill-cause (horn. is .-l l'illll-il spirit. ll dllrk
ill‘lliug liro lv.llllll llll‘lll. which hits llelor
llzlll Its lll‘HlN‘l‘ l'l-lll-l. llllll is trying to dis-

wol‘lllly silluuc. lll lllc \l-ry brink of dis—
(rucllou. uuulllc to (liclnsl-lvcs. :llld
llcnii‘ous of lll‘l‘llll of any kind? It is ill"
cillisl- \vllrlllly light llllll comforts no loll-
gcl‘ acting; sliccl llilvlll lllt‘ blood. llio soul
is ll-fl lu its .m n llllrk. Ilury. raging llll~
llll'l'.:lll1l would destroy llll‘ body at illl\‘
rillc. l‘nllloi' llll‘lll contimiu uullcl‘ such ll
sellslibillly of Its lllvil \vlnlllful, self-lor-
mclllillg lll‘(‘.

\\'|lo llllh liol .‘ll l-iic (iillc or otllcr felt n
\vrilill. sl-llisllucas. envy. and
pride. which lll‘ could not loll what to do
to lu-llr. rising up without
his onuscnl. casting i blackness ovor ull
his thoughts. null then ils suddenly going
ofl'lllsiliu. (‘llllt‘l‘ by ihc chcorfulucss of
sun llllil llll'. or sumo ugl'collbllx iiccidclll.
lllill ilgllin lll limos ils sullllciily returning
upon llllll 1‘ h‘lllllciuilt indications are flu-8c
ill cvcl'y mun. lllill lllt‘f't‘ in il dark gllcnt
\\ illlill him. colicl-illcd under the covcr of
llcsll and blood. llfll‘u lllllt'tl llalt‘l‘ll l‘_\'
worldly light illlllisculcilts. yot such as
will in lipllt- of t-wrything show italolf.
llllll which. if it llllvc not its proper cure
in this life, must bu his tormont in cler-
nily. And it was llvciuise of this hidden
hell \vit lll us llllll our blessed Lord said
when oroarth. and snys now to every
soul. “(‘ouicuntoulv. all ya that labor
and are lloiu'y ludcli. and I will give you
rest.“ :li‘or as tho will is bccomo this suit
tormcnfiui: lll‘o only lwciluso tho birth 0f
the Son log1 iod \vlls cxtiliglliahcd in it by
our first parents. so there is no other p08-
sihloreulady for it. either in heavcn or
earth. but by its coming to this Son of
(lad to be born again of Him.

lll'zl'

Slllll‘lll‘rlrl.

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SAVE '1‘“ ll BOYS.

This is not th/u p per in \vllioh to tell
what women (Mylo. Some of that. has
boon proved. \ l‘ \

Now. it is wry—Evy Ullll provout. for
perhaps hulfo woincn‘s work is in this
hitter line—prevention.

That in what a lllilll once and who had
served in acity common council. which
was rather distuatcful to him. but for
\lll'y. When asked what they had done.
i6 and his friends. by all this Rolf-denial.
he answered. “Unhappily we can not allow
you all we have prevented."

And in woman‘s work. a large share lies
in prevention. Who will come to the res.
one now and do something? Facts and
figures so: calling public attention to n
uonviclion that the use of tobacco 13
l‘rixhtful‘v’tin the increase. When wu do n
thing in this country ltia not done by
halves. and when our revenue increases,
may a million dollars in a year. chiefly by
the duty on clgamttea. it. is time for wo-
men to open their eyes. Probably the
men we hopeless. This line comes unbia-
den into my mind and I truly not quote it
correctly.

And sum lll‘lldl our willing lollll
Putin uhvlah chains.

But women can pment their boys from
using tobtooo. or at least can try Md
pray. Little children out be forbidden.

 
 

 

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\vllcll lllo lllulll of (lw bully llrcilks otl‘ its B IC"::;§§IIII~I.
(‘l‘llllllllllltlll with Mic light of (his world, fl

(llcsoul is lcfl ll I‘lll‘li'. (lill'k. liming lll‘l‘. \V.- hull llllbrt‘ wllrk lllllll lll‘\\'n lust
in llll‘ slate of lll‘\ i|.=. If ill-*i‘l-forc (llc wel-k.

light of this World worn (n be ill oncl- ox. The mm of Sliullzly nigh! «llvl liliy

l'lm'M l-U‘mml ”l “L" ““llL How "W”.V pleasure to llriu-ovl‘r. and up in inquiring
iilvllilllous :ll'c some pcoplc formal to wu found it was llli' work of Mr. (‘llilrll-s
llll‘l‘ rm oursc to. lo Ill-ch llll' n l‘orillin lll- “1“”0"“f“”‘ l'llll'l‘v “l" “"‘l‘k ““13""

. . . ‘ .. .. r - . l . . .

loll-l lisl if illlll l.llllu;,. out fol lll lp .li .\ I'M), wk” 11“..“ W South .\ lrlvulk and

*‘Vl‘l‘l' "“~‘-‘3lll"" "f “Null J“.‘" \\'ll(\‘~l‘ llusllllul suill-ll \"llll llll' Neptullos
\Yllv :lrc Nilllt' proplc. \\'ll\‘ll ulidci~ on )l‘nl'lilV stall. ll out on ’I‘lll‘rilil|\ illorll-

llt‘il\'\' (llszllllmllllnil-ills or sumo grout lug 1‘”. ” ‘1”“' "”‘l l” u ”H‘H‘w “l “mm“

 

1mm!“ from them of fu. are good

.mloltedtheocboolnenrm
out to mod flaky

 

 

have not smoked or used tobacco I will
giro you such a sum.“ Of course this sum
must vary with means. but any sum one
could mime would be Cllonp. because very

few men (lcli'lwrrilcly pul flimlwelvcs under
the power of .vm-h a rim offer they arc of
age.

All this Work illust be illlclligent. and
tho facts nud llgurl-s lllll ll|(‘ lvslimony of
physicians lll‘I' clear llllll strong. Tobacco
Is a poison and docs llllrul. ruins (ho mllld
and snps Hm l'l-ry follilllutioil of life. Its
use producos ll ‘lllil‘st which reqllil‘un
something stronger and moro dccidtd
than wall-r to l‘i‘m‘ll. Mr. l‘ilrlon wrote: a
book “‘llll llll‘ (lilo "Smoking flllll Drink-
ing" as if lll‘ kill-iv llow closcly they were
allied.

If any one will“: facts and figures or
opinions we arc l‘t‘lll‘ly to send them.
Only. if possible lot. us snvl- the next non-
orntion! “’hnt they call the. the “low of
heredity.“ is such that ll \‘ll‘l‘ in one gen-
eration loavei u Wonk \vlll ill the next.
And what will Ili‘ wanted in the yours
to come is moral powcr.
,; ‘V,
Clu' Council.

The Board of Councilmen nil-t on
da evening.

gills were ordered palid in tho amount
of $725.18.
Bill of Franklin A. Tolll-s. sixty ccnis
for witness focu. was llll(l on the table.
Petition of Vumulclo A. Scollold to build
of wood on property adjoining the (‘lllb
grogutionul church pro wrty was granted.
’ Voted. that tho time ll-roulfnro limited
by rosolution pasm‘il June ‘27. 1881, for
laying sidewalks on (‘hcslnut erl‘t'l. to
wit: (ch. 1st. 1881. lM' oxlcmlcd to June
Isl. 188‘). -

Voted. thin. the rosolution llllSrlt‘ll Jilly
13th. 183]. l‘l.‘lllll\‘l' to extension of “'ush-
ingloll strccl. smvor ho rosclildcd.
Roscolutlon passed us follows:
Rl'Nflll‘t‘if. Thnl :i \\'l\(l\ll‘ll box to oollllccl
the omit, 0nd of tho “'uslliuizlon street sow-
cr with the (‘llltlllli-l ho built under diroc-
lion of tho Hpvcifll l‘lllllllllllt‘l‘ on HPW'Q‘I‘l-l.
ill on cxpcusc lioi lll i'xcccll $95.00.
A l‘csoluliuu was (licli Illlfifil‘ll illllll'lll7n
ing tho clluu'uliul of llw l-ollluultcc on
soworn to contract \\'Illl soull- pl-rsnu or
persons for llle building: of :l liflcon inch
cement scworon Railroad plucc. llllll llilvl-
the mayor exoculc the slow. the lotill
(‘ost not to FXl‘t‘l‘ll $400.00.

llIulP

Q00 *

BRO0KHIIDI‘I I 'IIN'I‘IC ll.

“'c \Vcrc grcnlly grime-ll ill lll‘l sl-olug
luly colliillullicluion ill lot ill-viii». issui-
frilllltllll‘lll‘uuksillc l'l‘iclul lllll llopl- Ill
hour from him (his \Vl't‘k uml llo-rl-nfll'r.
llopini: our last \vcck‘s l-xpldlllliioii \\ll|
isclllc llll illlsuullcl'sluulllllgs.

(icorlzo l.voll is slowly illlprm mi: from
his scvcl‘c which of lllc l‘lllll‘.

H » ,. Ailcl‘s lulll llu- llll\l.||llllllt‘ lo
l‘ullll Iilclllllrk through lllN‘ llilllll \\llllo

lll\ll|ill mg .l loud of plum.

(it‘llrgl‘ Lockwood llrls ll.lil his curringo
\‘ul‘liisllwl :lml pul Ill only l,:lul| calm-soul
with “[10 of lllt‘ lincsl l1'll‘|l\ on will shawls.

H. \V. l{.l_\iunuvl. our pupll‘ li‘ growl-r. is
out \\ itll ll lino nllll of sllulllll r clolllcn.

l‘. I“. (‘lock. our [Ulllll‘l llulcliur. lllls rc—
suuicll his old roulc through lll‘l'I‘ ugulll.

Mrs. null Miss Lillcll lire \ isllulg Mrs.

(lcorgo Lyon.

amount of good.

Miss Ellll llcilwlicl of Silllllmllvlil. .\l.lss..
spout Hululilv \vllll {\llss‘ .\l.llilll- Albert»
sou.

Frank .louuiugs' I‘Llel ll.lllil ill.ln.\\'lllil-
Tl'lsllllu spout :l l‘clv ll:l_\ .s lll .\'c\\:ll’k lilst
wook.

lluriul: lll - pllsl \\'l‘l‘l{ our Lllli‘llllHll‘ lllt'l
boon i'llllcll to tho |.l\\' l'lllllpl-lllil‘i proper—
lv owners to cut lllc llll‘lll'\ ml llll‘ slllo of
l in highway lll from of lll"ll‘ l:ll.ll. llllll
\vo would llkc to sum lll\‘ lil‘\' cllloi'cnll. us
some of our slrcclsurc gcllinq :llml-sl llll-
pussublc. .

\\'llilo driving from (his [-lllci' (o S llllll
Norwnlk lllc ulllcl' il.ly \vv c:ilul- m'iuss lllo
fluont sectiou of now ruin] it \\'ll'~1'\'l‘l‘ our

ly lloos grinll cl'cllil to Mr li‘llll m. and
we only \vlsll lll- Would «Help! lll" work
up in this lllrl-cllou its \vc think ,\\'o licvll
it lilillo :is Illlll’ll as our city no ghbl a, as
soiilc of our stl'cl‘is ill‘l‘ in it bad c lullluoll
ospcclull) so lsilloplol Ill llo'll of tho
l‘liill plucc.

this one of the visiting committee of the
rd of education visited the school and
stated that this school hild heun‘ com-
lained of to the board. and he had come
( own on purpose to cxnniineinto the mat-
ter. and fillld he had douc so and was
happy to any (here was no truth in the
complaint. that this was tho best school
under his jurisdiction. that \vo llitll n good
toilcllcvnnd should stood by him. After
this tin-re was no opcn dcuionslratiun
against the tmiohcr. lind his op lonents bl"
iiime siltislicd null for mout is all was
smooth. The yearly term cndcll and nflcl‘
the usuul time tho annual meeting for the
election of officers of the school was called.
It was more than an nvcrngo large meet-
ing. Tho ofliccl‘s “'t‘l‘L‘ elected almost
unanimously. There was not one word
said about our teacher. and all was hnr~
nioiiious. Our committee consulted with
one of tho opposition who was so softned
down that he was willing to abide by the
uln'ority. ()ur conlnlittec. Mr. Horton.
bclioving it to be for the best interest of
tho district. as there had a ipcilred no up-
position. employed Mr. Merrill for the
coming year. Then the flu-cc mm: In
whom all (he froublc could be traced f0
«luring flee lrccitms year commenced to
gather nnot er faction and have succeeded
in calling another meeting. Now let the
pi ople coma and stamp them out if they
want it good school for the coming your.

 

as years. i niolilll. 15 thus.

 

Nu“ Iln' l'll'\l‘l' It llll~ hlmsmllm nlllilillll‘ finial? ill to

Ill-m.

And the hourly. jolly furlncrs lll‘l‘ moniu: in n row:

Ami llll‘)’ nlnull sung mjolly llli they buy lhvlr lill‘lllllt‘l‘

Hu long.

And l-mokc n F‘Tl‘l‘l
the song.

For rfllt' by (worm? W. Day.

Nelson Taylor 61. Son

Attorneys and Counsel-
lors at. Law.

HENTINEL BUILDING.

(‘iiy of South Norwzllk.
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"Ilcll Record" to the rylhnl of

 

l“lll'll\ for Sale.
(ll. h‘. N()l{v’l‘ll,
1| A213 “'uslllualon m.

Ilslaltalenus Plutonium

of Children.
.ll-roix'i‘iiicx'lu ilv i‘lcllii'iioxn.

Views of llcsillcuccs.

Vassar College.
I’lH'GIIK Isl-II'SIE. .\'. Y.
FUR 'l‘Nl“. l.llll-‘.ll\l. lilll'('\'l‘ll|.\‘ 0F \\'().\ll~‘..\'.
E\:luliullllous forciilruucc. Scpl. lllh (‘illlillgucs
M‘lll illl llpplil‘nlioll in W. l. DEAN. llcm-lrnr

filth 2m

 

' ‘IIE nub-crllwi‘ oflcr- his Form for Filll‘. hlllllllt‘fl
l m llll' town of Hrwullcld, mh‘unlloxn (‘o. Ill (he
leilc of No“ York. llllll' milcs fnlul Siirillngu springs
II I- llll‘ll‘flllll)’ Pllllrlli‘ll on n rlPl‘ of ground. 9'. urn».-
of land. “inch is favorably lln lib-d Illlu pilsiurc, plow,
Iuculluu ulid wood l.‘lll1l_ \\ llll a lilrt'l- lio-i-c; llll‘ HIA‘
of Ilic burn. all); lo, “um-ll hum-c llull slid-ling. lliiy
lofl o\cr llll‘ mum. ‘Jfl by «H. and unuucr) In by 1".
\\ ill be sold l‘llcup. par! of (llc pun blow nloucy rim
l‘t‘lllllill on iuorlgiwl' if div-in-«I. or ulll cxrhllugc fin
\‘lllliuc propcrl} Fill furllml [lill‘lli’lllnri liilpiilc of
Sll..\.\’ l‘. 'l‘l"l"Il.liI.

5;": Norwalk. (Mun.

 

lil-Irlel of \oru'ulk n. Probate
Court. July ‘25. .\. l). l\‘~‘l.

.‘l‘llllrilf JUSIII .\ JENNINGS law of .\‘or\v:llk.
ill and ill-(rim «loci-used

Drill-rm. lhni illc liiliullllslrmor l‘\llll|ll his Allllllll'
l-nli‘ullou llt‘l‘nlllll lo Ill - tour! for lllljlll‘lllli‘lll. M ”iv
l‘iullillc llllicc Ill Nllrlllllk on ”w hill lluv of .\u:u.~(.
lh‘l. ill ‘1 ll‘l-loi‘l. Ill-rilooil. and (fill! all per-nul- lll~
ll'll‘~ll‘ll lll sillll I“lllll' mill lu- lll‘lllll‘ll lllcnu-f, llli‘ illl-
ulllllslrill-lr uill (illll‘l' illiv- orllli- lo lvc lltlllilrlll‘il ill ll
lll'“ spilpl-r prlllll d In l’:l:rllw'lll count). and post :1 cll .3
lllcrcof on HIV ~l'_'l||‘ll.‘l iii -:llll Noruzllk lll'llh‘~l l lc
lllil \' lshcn- Illc lll‘l‘i‘J‘i‘tl Ill-l |l\\l‘ll. lli ll-:l.—l lcll vinyl-
ill-'lm- mull filh day of \Il:ll-l. Nil

5m L'l. .\s.-\ ll \\'illhll\\'.\llll, .llillgv

FOR SALE.

ll‘brw m'res of good “l slcr (:round .‘I‘ Tll‘l‘lh
l-llliui ll umv-l lw sold lo ill-w lllr csllilc of lllc lmc
l‘llilrlvi \'ii|ll‘c|l, ill .sl-ilwvl For llill'lll ul:irs llllplln~ of
iiollrge \\‘ h'iuncy. 1'7 (‘lliwllnul l-lrccl.

.‘oulll Noruulk. .luiic H. 1351.

N()'I‘IO

City Exesl

’l‘lll‘l 'l‘.\Xl‘.-\\ l-Jll'S of llll‘ l‘ily of South Norwillk

llrl- lli‘l‘i'lll' nulllli'll illill Illl‘ ('ll) l:l.\ of isl\ mills
llll llll‘ (lllllllf. Inn! on lhc llslll'hrillll‘ll‘ lu-l of NS“. :21 n
rlly nus-ling hcld lll Military Hall. on the 25m (in) of
Mn). A ll. ISM. \\lll lll‘ Illll‘ null piiynlllv on llli‘ lhl
day of .\|l;:ll~l. l\\‘l. ill which llllll‘ l shrill be roiulv to

 

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lll'ovc through limllkllilln. Hi'l‘ilif: it fun
llll'l' in :l llrlll :lilJolilillg (be slrool who
llilll stopped lllrillliflv silo ill-costl‘d him In
llll‘ following; Illiluncr:

“ Tim! is luv u' l)’ to plow: why lillli‘i you
lt‘l llll‘ (IXI‘II liil lilo [-lllllll}: '3"

l“:ll‘llll‘l‘* 7"" \ oil ll'uou' llllll‘l‘ illllllll lliis
than I do you I‘ll-l ll» Ur ' i'oiul' and ill: ll."

Mrn. 7 "l gllmsl know cilllligll ill-out
fllrllulll: to know that tho driver is not ex—
pcct (I to pull he plow.“

li‘iil‘iuorw"\Vllili Would you do in .“H‘.
you llroko down or lost il bolt '3"
Mrs. #_ "Why. slop iiml fix it of

course.“
li‘iil‘lllbl‘-“'l‘|iilt is just \Vlllll l null try—
ing to do."
The lady drove on wondering if ll plow
evor broko down.
W

“0 \V’A"TON.

(‘onluiodoro Ililton l\ll(l ll. llmvllmll of
this plauc wore appointed on the» cxecu-
tive committee yesterday in New lluven
for the stain oyctcrulciis‘ pic nic.

A call for a school meeting of tho South
Five Mile ltiver School District is outdo to
collie off on Friday evening. ill llll‘ scli‘ool
hollac. Lot they-owl‘s of the district one and
llll come to the meeting and slump out u
faction that is striving to injure one of
the host schools in the town by tlluir filo
lions proceedings. It Will be rl-lul-ml-ercd
ollu year since all tho annual lilvcling. ll
few perilous iiiaistcll thnt tho committee
should employ Mr. Lynn. A huge major-
ity of the votel‘a instructcll tho coiumltteo
that if Mr. Lyon \"llll eiiiploycd it would
bu against the best interval of the district.
Our committee. Spailoor C. Horton. who
is an experioneed teuollvr himself. and a
man of good judgment. had a convenin-
tlou with both portion. and it was demon-
atl‘atcd that to make good feelings in the
district it would be absolutely lu-euaaury
to employ a new teacher. The committee
then took special pains and found a timber
that was highly recommended. and after
driving many miles to find out his allite-
oedents, which proved to ho tho very best.
he was employed. and during tho past
year has demonstratod to the satisfaction
of all. that have taken the pains to visit
the school, that he is a superior tonehur, a
dignified gentleman. and a man of learn~
lug. that is n praise to the district. Law.
yer Wilson. of tllo‘ visiting committee.
said. after visiting the school. “ You have
a superior teacher and should stand by
him and give him encouragement." Now
for this faction: No sooner was the new
teacher in charge of thulwhool than they
commenced to speak 3le of him before
their children. Then the children that

gowrned their parents at: home, attempted
to govern the teacher at (chool. and it was
it long lime that this lnqubordlnation was
continued. but after a consultation with
the district committee it. was determined
to dimlss a few of the most disorderly if
the insubordlnatlou culltinuod.whereupon
two of the worst ones Ewere dlamlued,
which had a effect; on the others.
and from that time the a ell was broken.
The two that wow disml asked to he
ra—instated. which was granted after a
behav-
or. but than: was a faction outnlde that
W the foundation of bid blood‘llnt bud
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time or the
recent. Ho did 10;..an blur

laid at “the

 

r thin (to 1.0- ,

I'l'l‘l‘Hl‘ (llc Nllllt‘ Iall ll. ”mum's Moro on Main
ulnvl

sin-cull llllt‘nllflll In clilhl In ilic following ll“ll(\ll
of ";\II AC! lll Allllliloil to on .\ci lil‘lllllllg lo ’l‘nvn
[lull N
I SE1“. 1 (In nil) in\ llllll lo llll} lol\‘fl.cll). or
lllllllluli. or school lli~lril'l. llI llllu Silllc, \\’ll|\‘ll lllldll
l‘\‘lllfllll ullpilill for l‘lll' illoillli :lflcr llil~ Null!) nimll bo-
(‘llllu‘illlt'l‘lllll mlllb‘l‘ iillrrcsl ill lln‘ rule of nine
per cl-nl. Illllll lc l' . - ll from Ilic lliuc when Nllll lilx
ll~coiucil due lllllll ll same rllulll bl- paid

FRANKLIN A 'I‘OIJJ-ts'.

('lllll-cior of 'I‘lle“ for lllc (‘ul of Soulll Nonllllk, P!

“mod iii Soulh Nilrlvlllk. (‘oiln . July blh. lK‘ll

NOTICE.

0n the application of llll‘ h‘llirllillil I-‘irc lusliiililci‘
(‘oul ny. ll corpunlliou coilslliulvd under the l.‘l\\'P of
thin bullc and llll\'l|\;: in‘ principal phlcc of bill-lilo» in
”ID clly of South Sound ‘. through if: llonnl of Nb
rcclurn ropn‘sclilinc llllll lllc Slockholllcnn lune voted
in discontinue iii: business and distribute ils ciipllni
nlock among its Slivkholdcrs. Nllll reprownlntion
lllil lug been found to lw iruc ll is

(lrllcrcd: ’l‘lut lllc pcrilul of four illonihs fn-nl ihc
dulc llclvol‘ bu liluiicl for (hr creditors of Nllll co. illv
nllion (o ll't'fil‘llf lllcir claims against ii to itsdirociuru
at their o \l-c in tho clly ol‘ .N‘uillll Noru‘illk; and that
llnlicc (licroof bu given In mild cn‘dllnrn by lhc ptihli~
union of Illll' ilnlcr ililccll wot-l; for two months in
lhc Soulthurwnlk SKM‘INRL or some other iiclvspilpcr
ubhnlicd in tho town of Norwalk commencing on or

hire lllv N (lily of August. is“.

Dated lll Nl-lv "lth‘ll. (his end day of mm. A. I).

si. EDWARD l. sANl‘oltn.

Judge of lllc Superior ('oliri of (‘oiinwticliL

All claims not pn-nvuicil llI pllrsllalicv of thc abilvc

ordcr will (l\‘l)lll‘l‘\‘(l of ll rvcuvvrv.
liollllll'r ll ROWAN.
559 9!“ Pn‘filtlt‘lll Ii‘lirllcld l-‘le Insurance (‘ii.

 

 

 

 

 

'I‘Axficouinéi‘ion’s
NOTIG E.

Nlltlcc is hcwby given to llll pi‘rmm- liliblc in pay
ulxen lo the ll\\\ll uf Norwulk. in lhc (‘Qlultv of Fair-
lll‘ltl. and Slam of (‘olulu‘lli‘uh on (he Aucaamclit
Lil-l of 1880. that I will nioct them to nicolvv ailld
aura of. tllc following mum and placcs. to win——

Al tho filllw‘tll Alphonuo Illbhlu. at South Five Milo
Now. on F ula . Aug“! 26. 1831. final Du‘clurli
fumiioun. in W i. o‘clock. ilfiurnmul.

Al the more of “unfold it: Osborn. ut Ellil New
walk. (down town). on Saturday. All lull 37th. will.
from 10 o‘clock. fownoou. until 1 0‘0 lick Micriloon.

Atihu atom of J. (‘. “audio. at \\'lunlpunk. on
Mondnv. All I!“ Will. 18“. from 10 o‘clock. funnoon
lllllll lflu‘cluc '. afternoon.

Al the uflleu of the Town t‘lvrk. in tho Savings Blink
Building. in the Borough of Nor-walk. in an id town of
Norwalk. on ’l‘uMaynnd “‘edniwluy. august 3001
and Slit. 13m. from 0 o‘clock. furenoon. until 3
o‘clock. afternoon. and from 7 o‘clock lllllll fl o‘clock

in the owning.

.\ r. ll. K. ollock. Tomi (Work. is alilliorilml to n-
f’t‘h‘l‘ x06 for me: and aim Mr Jacob M. Layton. at
South orwallt. On all who: which rlmll n~mulu un-
il lltl after the 30th (lily of So ilcuiller. lllSl. lIllI‘N‘IIl in
tho ultvuf nine or cent. “'11 lw chorimlfmm \liu am
dll)‘ of August. on. until tho sumo shall ho paid.

GEORGE ll. ST. JOHN. Collector
In iunl for mild town ofiNoru-nlk on tho lint of 18%.
Dawd at Norivalk. Colin. July 36. iii-ll.

DR. S. W. FlSKE.

lervoyaut Physician. Business
and flat Medium.

Oflloe 970 Chapel atrecl New-(Haven. CL.

The Doctor will not be ill his Now llavuu office
it rain until Septimui. cu he will take n vacation. All
w in dulrc (hv Doctor‘s sari/loot or malicious will to
thorn mutt addml him by lotter- ilt hill incidence in
Norwich. ‘

The Docmr lull treated the nick in New llaveii.
Briillnlpon and Norwalk. for the pint ulx ours. with
cum success. in. including [iv-cum lli ow Raven
maple. most of l’lltl time. l'youm sic): or .

advice. do not full to cumult h In. The

80 yum exwduncu in the practice of

medicine. and has made thounaudu of the moat auton-

lahlux cure. of Ill chronic and long-standing dim.

of whatever me or nature. Ila will dwfibu your

ilia nyliemnaellloivillugugl’wpmedl in“ M. mad; “m“
. c all

:he Worm!“ h p" 3:- dial:

cure In either the week

or 1 oath. MW“! of the bout?!" nimble

con. should eon-alt ~
ace elthnr by letter or in wt m. N"! Haven 0'

The toullo vet vol bl
mam “railfimmrkfufiimhw
t Manda. as m t aviation. la‘t‘aoc
communication? lotto: pun
tll must contain an! . u
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o likin-

 

A Great Midsummer Musl-
cill Festival

WILL BE HELD
In The Immense Pavilion at

Brookside Park,

Thursdarxjug. 4.

 

First. couccrl, of vocal and llllllf'llnll‘nllll music, to
commoner iii 2 p. in.

To be followed by n blind concert, muslin by the
WHEKLnIl & WILSON Band of Brillgcporl.

Second concert of vocal and instrumental lllurll‘. at
7:45 In tho cvclllng
l‘erforlucri: from Brookl
boring towns.

(

yn. Nchlavcu nlul llcigh- ‘

 

The accoustic properties of the pavilion
are most. excellent. giving the music all
the advantage of a full expression. '

Trimmellannell all

Also a lulu" mick of rune

Spring Opemh '

-_ -mr...

Millinery !

— (lN—»

Thursdaydi Saturday, April 14
and 13.

My lll'ulll‘lflll and cuinplclc stock of milvm n

....-

THREE CONCERTS AFTER. '00.\‘ AND illlllilsm‘it‘fil a‘hn‘nlhilpnll‘lsfl“1:11:13 .~ (ill. I ll -\\ \
EVENING. \t'onnxu S'I‘RAWS. and alumni .s \‘l l\\\”,3,\.
IllfillUNS. “ill bc fn-c lo thc illspcciiml Hi W “ “‘

GREAT BARGAINS IN

frigid Hall

\ , O
‘(lf‘fit'lh (.luw», lll|>l('l'_\‘ llll(l \\ lnu- (“my '3’?“

N (‘

’l‘llc ladies on: cordially mvucd In (all m... ~..

l
ht‘mM‘IVOR. "’

Mrs. H. Kreiger.

Mllackcmo "Oll‘l Block. Sfil‘jh‘nrmlll, cv.

 

 

The Grove wlll be Illuminated hi
the Evening.

 

Proper Refreshments Served.

Special Trains

Run on the llilllburr & Norwal k R. It.
at Reduced Flirt-s.

 

Trilllli “ill lciivc "Mlllllry. lilo will: ill llctllcl. ill 1
o‘clock. 4:15, and 1:30 p. m. ll-iilnimg will lcnvv
Brook-lilo Park in 5:10. 7 (N and lflrll) p. m.. stopping
at liclhcl.

Traiixii will lcnvc Smith Norlvalll. Flopping ill all
Motions. at lo‘clocll. 2:15 and 6:13 p. in. Rclunliilg
will lcavc Brook-Mr Park It 4:2: and 1011) p. in.

For farc.i null train linlc m lhc sen-nil “union: soc
posters.

ADMITTENCE T0 FESTIVAL, ‘2?) ('TS.
$.59 21

F O I‘ S ale l.
I'lll‘lllllllll toxin onlcrdllly mudc. the lllldl‘l‘ltlll‘d
\vill scllnl privati- sulc. (hr following (lcrll‘i‘llwd rwil
”talc belonging to Illc i-Hlllli' of Mclvlllt‘ It. Mcail.
Iltlllkl‘llpl lll Il.liikniplcy. lll \\ ll ; » (luv pzirccl of land
formerly ollllcll bl Allrzilliiill (‘ilnficllL Hillallt‘ll ill the
town of xur\\i|lk.lllllllll . brill: 5N fccl from and IT“?
and Ho fl‘l'l lu dcplh and bounded llorllicrly. basil-Hy
and l-oulllcriy by liiud of (‘llrii‘ll-s ll l'l-n y and \vi-sl-
l-Ily bv ll cuilll-niplnlnl lll‘,'ll\\ll_\'. Aim (llc right.
llllc. niul ullcrcsl of lhc Mill “will In and lo lhc fol-
lowing purccls of land. \lz:~(lnc pulvcl ~lllllucll ill
the iowll of \\‘l--lpori. (‘onn . ill quimlily 41,, awn-m
nlorc or lcni. builmlcll uorllicl'ly by land of (‘llnrll‘~
Allcil lllld Sally l‘illrick. cilnii‘rly by land of JMHII“
Mlci‘nood. nllllllll‘l‘l) by bind of Murrilrriul Film“-
and no-tcrly by \\'\‘>I}N|I‘l Harbor. Also our pamwl
smmlni in lllt‘ lo\\u o llilrll-n. l‘onil.. lll Nonlloil. I“
called. bclllg loin So m and Kilns tll‘FlEDHll‘l oil a
limp of pnlpci'ly of mid Mcull. lllnrki-il (‘ and on lllc
in the luwu clcrk‘s oilicl- of mill Diluru. Ail-o alOHlll
Ml acrcs of hood hind elllll‘lh‘d lll llurll-u. contained
lll two scpnriilc iiul h. lllc ilr~l track 3“ licn-s mun.
or lent. bouildml north and can! hr lilnd of Elia- D.
urn)“. Milllll by land of Mrs. lllrdnnll and West by
lilndof Rt‘ (‘ornclL 'I‘lic ill-cond ir-lck 2k llf‘h‘l.
boundcd north by liillil of Mrs. E. Nichols. (‘IIFI by
blilllof Ellio- ll llrro“ and H. ‘. (‘orncll null willll
.‘Illll “l“l by land of E ('. (‘ornc For furillcr pill»
lzculan- luqliirv of
JOHN ll

South Nor-walk. Conn. .lul‘l L‘llll. lv‘l.

GEO. E. JOSEPIIS. Ill. 1!. (‘. Ill.
)1 ' 1 ' '1 .. Q S l I j)

l l). blblllll .- illgloll.
(iradlluti- of Met-ill l‘illu-n-lly .‘Illllln‘fll. and lucm~

her of lhc (‘lllll-gc of l'liy-iclnu! and Sum-(unlit. linin-

l‘Iu ("licc uvl-r lulflc} ‘.- lloui null Shoc llion- corucr

Mall! and Ma~llilll 131“le Snillll Nurualll. ilnd ammo

ill ihc Milllul kculo lluh‘l (I‘m bc (\‘Hllllllll‘l‘lllt'll \\ lili
by 'l‘cIl-pllone Ml the Mohilcltclno. M9 .‘lnl‘

Micropalhflll

'l‘hls l‘riiclzcyoTMmlu-inc nviuccs Illl‘

A RT 01“ HEALING

(n on cxilct fi‘lh‘t‘ and is uniformly sue-

SM l'l‘ll. Anilzmw.

Ski .‘ll

 

cessful iil thc trcntnlcnt and curo of all

(‘llronic lliscuscs. “‘itll this plan Mala-
riil in all ful‘liis. lIl‘llrl lliscilscs. llyspcp-
sin. Fenlalc (lolliplllints. Ilisoases of the
Killilcys nnll Illiilldcr. Ncrvous Malndics.
nud [III or llcurly all of the Chronic Dis.
oases. so many of whfcll arc declilrcd in~
curable. lll‘l‘ iill (‘Ilrt‘lL nol rclimcd. but
Cured.

JOHN W. McLEAN. M. l).

‘ .‘vll‘l ‘.‘lc North .‘\\I'I‘.ll<‘, Nut-walk L‘ollli.

M18883 l Jill

~ _\'1‘ TI] Ellis-

Norwalk Fancy Goods

7 AN D—

Millinery

ESTA RI .1811 MENT.

mil slum you the Fillt‘lil Amlriincni of Mill‘liiury and
Fiiucy Goods.

.\ ncw Flock of

Underwear and Jimmy
Jll’il rccclvud. “luck We [IN ncllmj: vcry chi-up.
Our stock of millincry consists of

Latest. Novelties

In “in: of Ribbons. Flowcn. li‘czuhcrs. Silks, Suliufi
anllfll kinds of S'I‘ItAWS.
(bur artistically trimmed

Round Hats a: Bonnets

Will jllfil suit you.

I I
Mourni ng a Specialty
And lluiml-u mudc (o (mil-r at «hurt notice.
t‘rape rcfinished and made to look like
III‘VV.
allies having crupe discolorcd or noilul. will find it
lo their tulvauila 'c lo have the num- n-fliil-llcll bv this
phloem. which a re: tho crapc all of its original time
and color: Nlnovcs all deleterious nllucr. that it may
be worn lll llll llmoll by the most acunllive. and 03m

Iiively pmlectn it from all damage by dampness on salt
ll r. "

LADIES‘ OWN (‘OMIlINGS made n l in the nicest
manner. All the latest nylon in FRIZE etc.

Switches Very Cheap.

\l‘v arc nip-lilo for “to Unlvunull Full ion 0 m I ‘
I‘crfoct Filling Patterns. l o puny g

We tell THE BUCKEYE COOKERY.
Stillllpl “g finally and I‘roniplly Doric.

Misses 81:. John

_ No. as Mean an,
Norwalk. Conn.

CLOSING ”OUT

OUR

Summer Goods

————AT-———-—

Reducod Pricosl

 

Parasols at verf log
Prices.

 

BARGAINS IN
Shetland Shawls,

Wu

NO MORE HIGH RIDES

Branch of N York

3mm Mmhl

I
(‘orncr Washington and Main 8' ,
Luudcr‘s Block. sum). 3‘...“ .R
“'15 “FY FOR CASH AND SELL (1 (i, ll.
LOWER l’llIt‘HS than cvcr known {llr'lll

clluiccp'f comb-u

Give Us a. Call.

 

 

 

 

 

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I

may 333‘

5113 If.

WWW-row;

UNDERTAKER!

Main St, up stairs. Clark & Lani”. Null,

RESIDENVE: 46 WEST 5T.

7‘...‘

afl ll:\\‘l‘5 :i I’llocnss roll Bunions“. til
superior tollieicc llux now In use. an

annulled with no more cxlmllse.

James W. (,‘ilvililllgll.

 

 

 
 
 

wit-«3.3 ‘4}:

1
. '1“
, :r.

ARTIST 1N Mlllillmv.
Steamboat hart.

South Norwalk. ("1.

 

For Sale.

u II. Tilly ‘s fat‘lory. Main 81.. our (\vo M‘ltlf‘d

S *TING TOP BUGGY.

llnuvner make. and ncvorlll othcr second hand lug; v-
.\ll \vlll ln- sold vcry low for cash.

I llfuf'llllh your Ilddcd «inc culm- fl-lor lo Il‘}' v
i-hllp and incn‘nml lhc lil'lmber of my lulrksin .
mom ihcilcmand ofii lilrm-ly lllt‘h‘nsml l~=r~ l
illiil cllsioiucr~ iurly icly upon halving illcii \\ lh ..
\\ iih pmntplncsr.

Work u ill he will for and dclivcml to fill) vlls: .:

C‘AllIlIACT ES

(ll’ llii killd!‘ hull: toordcr.
Machine f\\l';:lllL‘ Mil Ill kinds of block-sin.

BANG. AINS

Ladles‘ a Children's

FANCY HOSE,

A 'l'

1‘. B. Smith’s
42 Wall streets!”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Satisfaction on.“
ll\\ »

 

 

l

mm Ell
clothing!

..

M. DAVls has now l‘cnlly 11)
the summer trade the host still-l;
of ready-made (‘lOllllllg ever ol-
fei‘cd ill this town, which is in
be sold at the very bottom pn-
ces.

Suits in all grades and styles, or any lair-
ment separate. We will not lwluhli‘r'
sold, and will put our goods and pril‘t‘a
against any. not excepting Kc“ \‘M'k
city. “'0 mean business. and this sprllll:

will sell at prices that. defy coillpctiiillil.
Also full linc of

Gents‘ Mimicking Goods. Scili'f I‘ll“;
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Chains. &c. ‘
Call alfif See Mc Bl‘llll‘v
Purchasing.

M. DAVIS,

Mahaekemo Hotel Block.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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