w ”mam
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Naturalist, in. It, “In.
List of Lotion
I . “mum; In tho l‘tv-t-nfl'lcc :itSmIth Nor-
II a. An; 1?. HM. l‘rrsonscslling for
.- I .’ lllt“!‘ll‘tlt‘f§ will plcoscsaw they
III 3.l\i‘l‘l!\v\l.
\st .l \alonwfls, Miss Lydialiurmws.
\ 1 H1, Mr, l'ltarlcs lluylc, Mr. licorice
- ., ~tI-r. John F. l'nrmn. MI:- liobmcs
to Mr Tltutnu I‘nllins. Mint Jennic
-. w, Mus ‘Hargsn-t Minn. Mrs. llnah
\I.-~ lidn nnl U, Hoyt, Miss I-ma
um. Humid: Knsp I. I21, MN. "on
~ 2, I, .. r MN: Add Kc! or. Mrs. Bfldv
\I In-Imutt. M. ll. 1". Mcllmskcv (‘23.
~- ,1 , n, .. )1,~Q~I;itIl. Mr. John .\'I' sun,
. .3 i.‘ \quh, Mu Emil) Smith, .‘lr
II 1‘ ."H-r. lI‘ \' \'.ul, .‘ll'm‘ l'url’tc H.
\I , ~ l.“ I~ \\ hum-y. Miss May Wm:-
\lrs \Mllmiu “‘ntrrbury, .‘lztstcr
\\ *IIlIttan.
,1. S. in vsixu, l‘. M.
Lin ul' lmltcrh
- lll llll' l'tthl'itllil‘n {ll NH!“
\Ii;II~t ll. l‘rl. l‘I-ans
I'~\ of ”war lrtt-‘IN pimhc ~;I_\’
I“ :‘lruwl.
- l‘» l‘lr'll‘l. .‘l lirt‘lxl"). throw
\l .‘ 'I-n , llrnun. Mrs. l“. l'lmrl-
" . ‘l I.:.;'I l“ I; In, .1 illlf"3 lv‘:trtu',:tnn.
{I ll ., (_ Nils. w H. Ilrlnin, Ml“
. _.,.‘ .lmrI-h “unwind. I‘. ll.
\2 .l: mun Slum, \V. H. Sltivlll.
I ,, x..».~i~ j, \lih Stillman MI“
\. ‘ .ZI, 3 .‘ll‘ .‘l.l.’\ l“. Scytnmir.
.\ ml, ‘31“ SsIlIlIo \l'lll'll '1'.
\\ l n l:
l nu IIIAIJI-wn. l‘. .\l.
‘ll‘t' Hl \\ .lli .t mnv «a;
f
,t
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l I~ rezl ”gin; lII~ I‘lelli'lh‘t‘
V. I, ‘l ,1
.‘O
’ l‘ I? l. éle'fl‘l‘lllT-ll lutvc haul lhl‘ chitn~
{in l lIIIlIltng " pa iutcil up."
<9 —
I, \ It shows rcpiirmi In lllt‘liiisr-
iv! :‘II- Iuwl I‘llli v
- .0. "
‘i :3 MINI-IIII' unit printrb In thc
3t :wxz Numb} lawful“: and
.0.
\\'.Irtl
.I Ilniglill r lAal it:
'l'l-nmzts
Maui?
~l “Iii:
\s lil punch of lllt‘
» :1 :Iu-xl Stupid} nI~.~rn«
—— v4..__..-
l: llu “pwrt a! llt‘l:l;wp~\rt
Ill." l'IMT \l l'i.
- 52;.ilulv\t'l1Ill‘.:I
l‘lmri it n: \t
~ on. <
‘, ~n,~ \\ lll' lids lit-«'1‘. Iplllt‘ ~1I'li.
i' .IanIIIIIw’c l~ hut ”2.1m. :IIIIl
1!” “‘I‘I'zk «x
~~ coo ———- ,
" ' I \itlllYtlL ll.lll::l§llr \‘{ .ln-
s ., . tony ~1I it \Vllll lfi’pluvlil
\ , 5,... is. lill vi IIIglII. and
t‘ :‘ :1 w lv‘l.
—‘ 9.9 ,
\« Mil “It! illlll‘.‘
’l‘lit‘»
lzw llilw-Itfl‘.
l\llll\\ I‘I
l'I-h r.
{I :' H, \‘l |'ll‘
in. rmevI Il :in wr-
u V .ifltIl \;I:l
’waI' lll‘llilllli uh I» in»
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6-.
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llII~ IN}
5' “2.» .lll Vi: l‘r‘_1llll!‘lll :It
s . _ Imp“ : l‘IIImIlII} i.i.‘l.
- 000 <
K f.~m;".l21-..1‘l‘lt~~vrllltl‘wll.;illllinl‘ilV
i ‘ \ Juli} .Il'tv-t'nuwli. Jul luvs! IIl‘ll-t‘
madam-l “Illtr inIvi In.
.w.
{lillx l'
ll ilit'l'l k
in l21~ln \‘l llIt-
I i H l: I'iIzz
l Litiwl l2} (wt:
S. infantry,
:I' tin.
It: .I" l,‘ _v lieu-buy,
Inuit \‘.It: In HILII'Il during; lhc cu-
',l‘: ,\ Exit-t". «I Nimiuc nI-xt month.
, .w -
.\ o «I I“ n Ilk~ l:.I\I- lnn‘ll lztul In front
\ l leilt‘lll \uniit‘nrth, Innicrtnkcr
V «I llm. H N lImIIIIII.;\ I-luI'I-s
\\- .t w'i’th:
’ .0. ‘
‘2 s \\ w iii-trl ll l~ ll.i l Us ~ \\‘v‘i*vl‘ .Iu-l
L“ Li‘ Y. if
w H
t" '3 wt’ pLII‘I- I-zi \pi'm;
I‘,‘ \\I'.llll1l\ u» IIEIl lll'
»~, '.‘ :I 2‘»: » lit! :‘~ 15‘. mil? I ,II LI
.w.-_-.-
...,.I, ‘I‘\:lllll I'Iiurtrwu llllll<
'1.‘ .= II «wt 35- \\ \lu‘k. \lii
-, . I . .\ :‘llic-I llntlriubl. tll‘vl (WM
"It win i=‘,.‘;'a!v~ I=illisivll I‘llr
'Ill.vl‘l'1‘~l!'\ .Inl .le'“ Ilk
I t» \ ‘\
cc. ~
. .\ . . awn ll-II‘M‘, rcccntly put»
? 2 ll lie: loo. uni.“ Lilicu \I-ry
. I. ., I. uni h.» Ionic vcry non!
t «i " ll‘Illl !
fit. A
. Ir '5 ll‘ t‘. w» of tho young
I. my ~-\ mi .Il lit‘unll R Slirh
..,_ .tIaIIl ii amount of
I .l t.‘. an; {\‘N’kllliill at h‘ulnu
Hail t\ c\ Math;
... -
\ ., I ‘ .»«?I~|. Il \lctliwli-‘leflth‘lti‘tl R
t! \\'_»,\Il‘IIlI~ park, Static
wf Now llt‘unv
lslmtl prun‘lwr,
'ut: I? uu'mnu,
C - '
. . my. rcrrslnl in the cysts! husi~
w. .\I~\\'- llé‘\"l‘n Monday morning
2 5 ~ \ M i picnic at film) lslnnil.
. ,- ,7 l‘ mil lilt‘ tunic of tho souwb
E.» ‘ Tbc \‘Ianncctii‘u! ”Shiv!"
_ :M .s'> l“ .tx‘urw‘lmllt‘ll.
,, .W V.
wwml Int-union of the thh chb
. : Itw plow st NM I‘nnsnn, Auk:
.\I this Haunt-M wu known as
3 ..I III 1.1 t‘mtltl} llcgimcnt“ wc how
3 lit.“ tho I‘ltl “\‘v‘hkutlhat Sllll N-
u lu- w oil rcpnrwntc‘lon tho 27th.
C'. "
L‘ i~' union of Rm Norwslk. dicd
~% ‘I‘I‘..IIIII~Il;Iy .sftsr thrcc works nifty.
1 human: the ago of thirty-yous.
n In: :\ member of Our “unborn Lad“.
I. n F who atomic-d his funeral hot
it?
l.“ gc
I \
.II..
. a
I
Ibis lirrfln
ill“
u“ i\
.....,.....-..._
El txr) J lmtvls of tho H. J. la‘wis Oys-
' r 'Hl'élfly says that he has discovered
~ ~‘i' wit“ III! the Spindle snd near Mll-
r! H: has examined the little glob!»
Iv “13»an and him no doubt tbnt they
a » \ \ivrs. lust yuor tlwrc vrcrc sch! in
' it? ~r put of July.
is I
” _._...
. . . I:\\'\‘lahl boys from Bmoltlyn.
rm. ll: 2 -\\ti lzt-t Sunday. and wcro or»
I I!..- pulit‘t‘ and put in the lockup,
M:- '-Il;'.~n!l of Dorian. drove overfrotn
‘1 ~..!.~;».I In tho evening and oppliedto
pniwv fur the boys. He tied them ‘0-
;-" rr and than rnndc them (Intel!!!
4 X." I: and walked them to Ulrich.
.s. ‘V «v—
4 Impany 1). will turn out cixty~thrcc
PI.»- .eii
iii-m" zit tln» Ivncztrnpmcnt It Nil.“ ‘ Wt
1'1 \Vr. arc In“ “I“ the m y '“l
mirrtriin its vrell earned reputation for
-l' mama drill. etc. ‘We no [lid to
km.- 1 ifs and liars no doubt tho comm!
“ m -I- new: to the city it rcptcccnta. .
”'51.." lirv Itcpurtmnt of Norwslk visited
“ " ”13' Monday night. They modovn
WM! avmucto East Wuhlmoa m
and up Bunions: guest by tho Truck
h ”or. Th9 bop had tbcir room- illumi-
Intwd from the top of the building to the
(“intuit and u the am posed, the
my: art 08 of numbcr of he verb. all,
they pun-1d Hoyt”: drug «an, bob-n6
rod ad hm In, ad the cars In“.
Lewis Rumond of Wilton died this
morning. at was well known in this sec-
tion. sod wu tbs pours-or of n cothidcc
solo mat of prop-fly:
m”— ww—
bliss E. Rollo“ was driving down
Walt nvcnuc ono evening last \\ wk \lein
site run into n hoop of mud and won up-
mt. SIII- [cor-iris! but slight lnjut'ics.
‘- «
St'Vi‘l‘ul young lads lmlonflng in Svmlll
Nutwnlk bnvc l-vcu nrh-slml fur stump:
but“ from the cars of tlic [Sunlnu \
and Nut“ zilk Railway. Tbcy “my will
Viclul and finest—Dual-nry NI M‘s.
p»- -» ‘v w...
Tbl‘ Im'kwmul Manufacturing t‘tImpcmy
or this city have incrcnscd thc pay Iil' lllt‘ll'
muulIlI-Is lcu pcr com. 'l'hoy hnu- \\’t\rk
fur tcu ul' tnclvc mow good hunch mnuld-
t‘rt".
--———-—-ow-~——-
'l‘hc 7:45 train to Now York, \vnsdt-liiyi Il
this morning: twcnty minutes, on account
of :m m‘clilcnt mt thc llottsiitnuiv rmul.
Two frcight curs run «Ill tlui track It!
lmdgcpurt.
«9
Mr .\. .l. l‘rnfut on his Iclurn {rum tlu‘
Ncptunc cruiw \\.i~ pII wntul “'llll 2m
v'l'v‘qvm’ liaskrl Iif llvl\\'t‘r'i liy tlw ltivlzi's
t‘lllllll’l‘ll‘ll \\ till his factory. It is ct itlcnt
.‘lr. l'I‘IIful is \Vcll thought nfby tlic in-
I‘ll“ il‘ wvll In tho m‘lllll‘lllt‘ll of thc town.
.0.
John llurni‘tt. furnnvrly l"llllll’('lt‘(l \\lll\
tho Si \‘Tlhii!.,lull rci'cntl) grmlIIIItI-«l from
tho \V;\~'ltlll;lull, ll. ('..
«:1!!le nu us )l“ll‘Tll;l_\‘. Mr. Ruructl ls
uuw pmrlmn; lim' In \thingtnn.
luxv schwnl .‘tl
.._.. ... ,, _.
.‘ll‘i Silk I‘k sum in {lib t-lllf‘t‘ ycsti-rilny
:t I‘npv of tlII- ,X‘Q‘Illlllih‘vlll l‘lII‘nn‘I‘. printml
:It TlrIIl;i\pIII‘t, nu \\‘I-IlIII|~‘Il:i_V. January ‘2.
l‘i l, li)’ Stlli's Nichols IX (I). Miss .Vu'lll't‘k
{mud tlII- popu- in hcr futhvr's lllI’lVlll
Svllt‘cli l'lfi‘t‘ls.
.v» .o. .—
Tlic tlIirIl rcuninu of tin“ nl-l \‘IiluntIvt-r
tirc IlI'p:Irtnn‘tit of NV‘V ll:t\rII \\lll lukc
plncc Iit tltI- Fcrlwr Haunt. South Uni-cu.
in Iiciy. T'ncy will tII‘vlw‘IIlle-Illy ll‘\\‘l‘ a
gin-l llllll‘, us "old lircnII-n" know lll\\\‘ In
cn‘Iwy thentwlvvs l'l‘fl‘lilt'f Kinnry lius
rI-I‘riuwl .In lll\ ttultwn in :Itlctnl.
._. <> .
Thu gtnnli tuztnnfm'lul‘ul by tho (IlIl
\Ycll i'Igur company sccm to lic gcltiug n
\\«Il‘lfl “ltll‘ I'cputulinn Mr. 1.. T. Ablmtl.
of .‘luinmpnlis, Mind. fnrmvrly of this
plm i‘. and
:i Int-go in! «if tlii'st‘ guilds tn bu slIIppt-Il tn
llln lll‘llll' in tlw fur \vmt.
.0. ' ‘—
1‘lII» Sicxrtvm. \\ ill nut lII- l!ll!‘tll‘llt‘ by
tln' II‘I‘II' “Eu-ll film I‘lgiini “
'nllt'll sluuc' of
lists luvcn in town orilcrcd at
lltt')‘ l‘..i\'t‘ IIll
exhzlutnm 1i pimc IIf llw
I‘lxt‘ll tlzc Hcrnnn-liz lIIvu~c was “Rule
of." \YI- " will " tllu [I'vml‘ by pt'wlurlng
n s‘mzlur pli‘l'l'. Now if ‘It in Invmc s III I‘
(“snitl'y no Inn l‘rl‘tllll’t‘ llw \\ llllil‘ >lllli‘~
(1:, .Ir l i ‘llIl‘ l 'itlIlI‘r’~ NM Ill {be
It" “ ~ I ' Us If ”by Vill‘I.
v— coo A —-
N w l\ tlzu lilllt' in xtult
l‘ll)’.
i lilt‘ri‘
mi lmuw
:In rppIIsIttnn
(lwmv; tn
\\Ill lIc
I~tliI'I~I‘s ln
Win. \‘(lillc in z‘.ll’l‘\ tug
:Il', [llt‘ lulu: ~ on tlir lln’kuu ;I_\‘ rIIulI‘.
* 9.. “‘
'l‘wnur liItm- (ll. (hr nuv
1“sz lmiv :ilI'I :IIly in CH ill li<v~pil;ll. :I~ lllt‘
~I.I:nlm.t: mI-zi my. \\ lm'l. mun» going in
ll‘ull rlt’ulll-
ti-I- lmih r I r I-2I;Inc n with for n 1mm. It
I‘ rI-pI I'll-l llll‘ll‘ lmlbh :irI‘ ginn; out
llnls t‘xil‘l}. \\ llll‘ll ll\‘l‘\ nut >l’t‘uli \I~I‘\' \\I'il
l \l‘ tl‘IrIt'I.
. ,.. W-
.\ Swill: Nurnulk I:c\\~ IlvulI-r I'll\l’l‘
tiw‘ slztllulnll‘)’ t'lgul“ .‘tll'l lI>l::lI'I' I, \\ lilv’ll
prulnIl-lv menus thzil lzv ll1!\ ll'tlli' In .‘t ll.
Imz‘ lll‘illl‘r‘ lIkI- tlw ktIIIl that lllII\l‘\ Inutl
I‘uphll} lie prIILIulIl} IntIuIIltNi tn :IIl\'I-I'-
ttsI-‘tulmncry. cigar-~51»! tII‘uII'v-x, linu-
I... 'f,’ I» z::¢»v‘I'II.’.
'l‘ltr'tilnne I- a lunlnlry jolts. New
laugh.
._ <> . ‘
\\'c innc I’lirunII‘chl tlic :trrI\.tl :Ill 1 lll“
pIIrturi-Hl' many during the put mouth
or two. but hm u mmltnl tn nnnvumc IIuI-
wlm ls l'\ cr prim-ht. and :I u t‘ll‘nllli‘ \ uttur
\Vt‘ lltk ‘
lllrttxlll'i‘ ill :Innnuih'in; tlu~ :il'l‘l\;\i I.it lllli
".‘lln‘ l\" ‘lt 1’.“
., .., ..
\\'i~ \\' \IIH I‘ .ll tlII- :tllI‘utmu 4f tlimso l1l~
lt‘l‘t‘wll‘il. tn tlw :ttl\<‘l‘ll‘l‘lllt‘lll of ill“ I‘I~-
Uln‘lllll" I‘f .‘li‘n. l‘a‘:'t‘_\‘ :iiul _\!l~‘ MIll‘ pn-
IIIsI‘) «haul and kinIlwrgzltI-II of XIII'uulk.
\\ l.u‘l\ \\ ill lec plum- Monday. Swplciulwr
The km le‘; irtwi will b-- nndur tlII~
l‘“" «M ii ~‘l;=:‘i‘\ l~:Hll ul‘ .\l‘.-\ .\lll‘.~. zi grail-
Inlv‘ «l .\lr~. \\-.ill~\n‘s titanic; aI-lmul of
NI-\\ \~It‘k I‘ll)‘, t‘lIIlIllcrt will lw
fur, in It li\i- her, to and lrmu South XIIP
“Alb
ti» lec l‘IIhllllttlllLI“ all our I‘ll).
lit! ‘ till) all
“‘llt
rill‘i‘il
‘ ‘C. “
\\'t~ \ I‘ltml thc tIIII‘scI‘) of .\lvs~.~rs. Soy»
utnur & Dim its and “ch‘ show u sumo littc
bl;iI~kler‘II",:iIId .Ilm \ \lttt‘ t‘\ll'.l\ll\lllliil‘ll‘\'
guwl intuit-c“ anm n cu thc ‘ l.i\ lug;
shunt,“ .\ll‘ Svyulitlll‘ \‘ulln‘uli‘l‘w ‘lll‘\I‘ ‘1"
nuuiws ills‘ llncsl In tlic umrki-l, {l’l-l Is in
hu‘w‘ ii) in“! )‘I-Jt‘ to lw .tlm- tII supply
thc Ilcnunil for them. 'rlll\ llrm :It‘v :leu
lhc ii;\‘l\l§ for it lh‘\\ kind of li\l\‘-“l’\\'\\t‘,
:‘Ilkl ll.\\\‘ sold l«\l‘.{\‘ Irfi'tltllllrs of It in this
scctton, which has gin-n \llith‘lVE‘l sail»
fscnuu.
__, on. W”-
if any one has it right to pntgc of thc
Impuloruy of tho stcstucr .Mlclphl by tho
numb. r shit is now carrying, lcl lhcm yo
to tho duck any Saturday night or .\lnn~
day morning and he will smut be «up
vincwl that its n‘ansgcntcnt is now i-xccb
loot. in fact all that can bc wantnl, ch-ry
thing pwgrcssing smooth and Ipi'rtly, rs~
apt tut owns‘mnsl gruntlilcr who is in~
duwd to tucks tnIulIlc by t‘vllul‘hllll‘ of
an .\V‘ of carrying tmsscltgcrs or packing
tho bunt too full. and still lhnsuc sstncpow
plv arc oftcn found on thc Adolph: taking
ndx'untogc of thc chmp qu‘c bctwccn tho
two villus.
— Q Q O ' '
Mrs. Franklin Tollcs oolcbrntcd her
birthday in a very Ncmnt manner last
Friday cvcnlng,~ Shc Invited A few of hcr
many friends in to pcrtnkc of rcfmsln
merits and enjoy sonic of thc St‘un‘uliilltlt'
fruit known as tho ‘ \II‘ntcrntclon,“ Miss
Jennie Rogvrs, an accomplished young
lsdy of New Haven. was onc of thc
guests, and favorcd the company with
some very finc‘sclections of vocal music.
About eleven o‘clock the guests were in-
vited out into the dining~rootn by Mrs.
Tullcs to partake of some of the good
things, of which that lady excells in, and
at one o’clock. after sptutding n delightful
evening, the party broke up. wishing st
the some time that Mrs. Tolls birthday
might come oftcncr than once a year.
many——
A little two~ycar-old daughter of our
batman, J oscph Cowperthwuit of Dorian,
come very our being bitten by 3 spoke
in: Thundoy. Mrs. C. bod an occasion to
go out in the lack-yon! of the pine. they
occupy, opposite the Dorian depot, when
Ibo now her little girl, with 3 stick in her
band. who scorned to be playing with
something. She allied to it to go into the
bounce, and at the mine time went toward-
tho child, not! when near it she III! 3
hr". Insho- At. first she was awe strick-
en. botficollylnbbedtbacbild cedar-
rlcditintotbcbommsfarwhlcbficnd
her moth-r upland to kill tbs nuke.
Thy Med star I. cries of blow:
with A hot. no stood at tho hand, which
round It from tho body, Tho do was
Y th-
I“?! W Wow
Th8 “Nameless“ yacht club sail f
H down cost “‘ncxt Monday.
W
lityniund lit-othcn rcccivwl yesterday,
s cargo of drain pipe from Akron. Ohio.
uni—w—
Tho Eighth maintcnt will hold its an-
Ipnu rcunicn at Mcridcn, Scptctnbcr l-itb.
.0. “
\VillimIt llnllock had rather it poor dny
ycstcnlsy, but. we ow glnd to nunouncc
that ho is impmvim: in tiny.
W
“limits and shops mode to ordcr in tho
l‘ilhl‘llli‘lll undcr thc post nlllcc.
— - coorv-~< ‘
Arthur Bcnt-Ilict‘s litllc boy brokc his
arm ycstcnliiy. lir. liurkc Is ottvnding
him and he, is doing well.
W.....“
Thc fnttndntlon isubout laid for the new
building for ”Dnticitlis“ iron roiling
works on Wutcr strcct.
ovo— ~<—-
'l‘lIc "Alitbition," li yuclu built by Harry
Hill of Now York, uwncd by Messrs, Steb-
bins Bros. uf llntb. 1.. 1., was in town
last Thursday with n plcnsurc party.
v4.0 ~-~
As the 1:20 triiiu was about to lcnvc thc
«lviml for tho cost ycstcrdny nftvruumi, n
hursc tank fright, and would lll\\‘(‘ run
away. only for tho timcly arrival of Jnc
thc llngntnn. 'l‘hc horsc wn‘ bci'tg drovc
by n lady who had two stun“ childrcn in
the wagon with hcr.
«o—_————
\Vc hnvc nI-opy of tho “ lkiily I'Lrprcvs "
n ncwspiipcr printcd nt PI-tcrsburg, \'a..
{\loudny, January ‘27, 1862. It contains n
largo amount of war ncn‘s. and n list of
(‘onfcdcmtc snldii-rs who wcrc, nuprisuncd
:il t‘mnp L‘husc. Columbus, Ohio, II! that
lllllt‘.
Q09
\\'Illl;illl Tubbs of \VI-st Nurwulk rc-
I~I-ivi~d n In-nsiun of four dollars I\ mouth
from 1565-. ho has rcccntly had It pension
of two dollars pcr month on his old disu-
bilily, siucc lSl‘Ifito W77: null cight dol-
lnrs pcr month on the incrcaisc from 1577
toilutc llc now l‘t‘t't‘lVOa‘ :i pension of
fnurlccn IlIIllzlrs pcr month.
—’ ,- «o-—v————
Hit-ll lliL‘I'lllillIl, l’l‘t-slilt'nl (If lllil ()ltl
\Vcll l'igur (humanly, was in tnwn UH
Tucsduy. Mr. llnvilit'ul rcprcwnts‘ t‘Ic
litrgcst cigar nuuiufuctury In CIInncclIcut,‘
whosc brands of trig:trs——"'lhc ()lIl \\'cll_
lt‘illl thc llllll’kl'l for cch-llI-nvv runl um-
fIIrImty of quality. null wluvliluivt- :I lnrgu
sml wttli thc b at U‘lltlt‘. Tlll' "Ulll \\ ell
t‘lul.":md “ll. ll." lllt‘ two loading (on
(‘l‘lll brands arc IIII Sillt‘ lIt~rI-,»~tlu- "Uld
\Vt‘ll‘" nt IlliirIl's drug slnrc. lillll llll‘ “It
ll.':~" at the Morgan lluusc. .Smoknm
that want at good cigar should utvc thorn
:i lri:il.—l‘vlll y (I‘lwznv‘r. Lu'. .llllss.
’ ‘0. '
Mr. 1). l‘. Morrcll of East .\'Iirwnlk who
hats lk‘l‘n t-xuplI’Iyt-Il In llriIlgI-port fur the
pmt {cw wvt-ks. making thw cnnntcrs and
hllt‘l‘ in; for thc firm of Flint & \Vnrrcn.
IIIIw (if llt‘iIlgt‘pnx‘l. shortly to lllt‘lilt} (In
HIlI struct. .\'cw York. lcft this city for
that place yc‘tcrdny, whcrc he wi" rc-
Iunin for four wccks 0“t‘l‘.t‘l‘lng the put-
ting up of llll‘ (‘l‘llllll‘l'§, A‘c. 'l‘hc stnrc this
worm-In wi‘l occupy is 900 foot dccp ItlII'rc
lllml'S' and will vonlnin bcvcn tlinusntul
fcv: of sliclvnig and six liunllrvil {tjct of
I'ouutI-rs.
, .00 "
~—I\lusic nt tlw l‘Iiinl cvcry «lny
‘l‘l‘ll‘l'k llll l3 \l‘l'll'l'k l" in.
——7 coy ,__.
'l‘lIc I‘lzuu llllkt‘ of tho llnp (irmvcr‘s
Achiutinu of New \‘(II'lL gnllI-n up by
ank FImtc nl ()lll‘ltlil, was :I grand suc-
(‘lI:\s. ll. (liikcs of llorlon's l‘oiut
wont on t Iun‘ist .\lr. Fw-ilt‘ in :Irruuging
tbc litikc. lllltl. lit‘ snyx lll‘ ucvcr ln‘furl‘ sIIw
suI‘lI a llllll‘. 11c says ll was uluuslug lo
sm- linw lllI‘ -|‘ cuuntryutnu own! in the
'l‘lII-y :II‘lI‘Il us though
from 3
VI 5.
(‘ldlll‘ lillll ll Iliilt‘l‘~.
llII') l\.iIl llt‘\t‘l' .‘t‘l‘ll llll‘lll III-l'III‘I‘. 'l‘lu'rv
was liflI-vu thousand pcuplc prvscnt
:InIl livI- bands of mum: .\lI' (likes has
rI-turnml in Uni-ids, nod will rcmr ll with
.\ll. l'klult'.
v—* 4.9 —--v~
\\'\‘ wlip thc following from tlII-
purl .‘fvllltltlfl‘ll Ill .\ll.f.-l1
‘Ynur curr. »puIIIlI~ut has taken I~pvc~
iul palm to \‘tilll'liil'l‘ tlic liu 't bands in
S il':\ll‘l{i\ “‘llll lln- mum-Ill. t‘nllhtll by the
build of Ihc Nupluuc Ynx‘bt (‘luII of
XIII wrlk. \len c xf/wIIIIx' \lf [\VII _\'ci\l‘.~‘ nun
mmu yet lItIgI-I' in thc nicluuiy. lu :IIIIIc
Iiupurunt )uIrtiI‘nlIIrs Ill-tug l‘lllpllillll‘ully
unbiusx‘mlv tuc NI-pluuc band, though colu-
pmml allnns‘l mitircly of IImItfvurs, Is Ml~
1-. 3101‘ ,' 1n n-IIIIIII‘ (IN l shvuulli of sound
III-thing lit-rc can IIpnIl it, \vlu‘c In dcli-
mcv of l.l‘['I”"’€\ I..I nothing can compan-
wIIlI It: lll fact in all my ll‘.l\'t‘l\’ land 1
might inlIl nilvcutur ‘l l Invc uvI‘cr Innnl
Intydiiug; his I'I' By unanimous I‘unscnt
Iif all “no lll\\t‘ listcnt‘d to It, at its is t
Ilwcauw ll was ilnpn siblc \II . rum-M tllc
\‘cptum- build stunds lowlay In this I‘I-uu»
tr_\ Without an I'qual! It Is to be u grit
tcil that its much cnnuot bc said ol thc
mum! I'linrnclcl‘ of it a pcrformcrs. tho rul-
im: ~pII‘il among whom hi ndmlttcd to be
“‘i-' “ \l‘ullllllxujul‘qu
“ \‘;w“ and llln‘ bandetlIIIugh a hour
bl» worIl,\'1‘u ls‘ Incnutglily loml, hits but
in ln‘ lltkif‘l.
il‘lllgl -
v 0‘.
ticrtnnn Scrt‘icc.
'l‘hc usual monthly \‘mpcr Sou icc, with
surtuun, \\‘l l ho hold at Trinity church, on
Sunday illlcrlnmu ucxt. ill thrcc o‘clock.
'l‘hu lbw. lb‘. lico. r‘. Slogtuund will uflici~
iilr.
P—e Qo. - ,
Sow INrt‘t‘tmy.
.‘lnnttuvm of tho Floyd lbwctory \‘onn
“my mo in town canvniniing for s Ilircc~
wry of hurtlcld County. This now work
wIll contain n Rcltcl'nl ditvctory of Nob
walk and Stamford including it bttsinvos
and fsrntcts‘ dircctory as tho county.
r“ — M A -.—
The (‘otIM \‘I-Iblc.
mecssor Stone of tho Cincinnati onscr-
vntory win“ that tho cotnct would now
hc visible to tho nnkcd cyc in thc north-
wcst hosvots if it \\‘t‘l\‘ not for the bright
tnoon‘i :lIt, Tho conic! will bII at its
hrighlcst on the 21st of August, and will
than bc clvurly visiblc its the moonlight
will be gouc.
”7— «~— -_..
A Louisiana“: 'I‘rlp.
Henry C. Rowe of New Ravcn, tho
wcll known oystcrtnnn, hits cxtcndtul an
invitation to the montbcrs of the lvgisls‘
tut-c of 1&11 to it “strum drcdgirg“ trip
on the William I]. Lockwood, on Monday,
Aug 2‘). The boat will start from the
dock at Fair llavcn at 1:13 p. m., and
Long whnrf, New Haven. at. 1.45 p, 11)..
returning to Long wharf at 5 p. m. nnd
Fsir Hsvcn st 5:50 p. m. If stormy the
trip will be made the next fair day.
.9. r V“
St. nit». Lodge, No. a.
This venerable lodge has rc‘newcd her
ngc sod msintsins her rnnk noon: the
foremoJ. lodges in Connecticut. She is
one of the few lod, who do not take a
vocation through a heated term of July
and Augntat, but keeps up her "and corn-
utunirsnon and docs good work and true
with the thermometer above the eighties.
The treswry of this lodge is in con-
dition,_ nod the workin force at class.
The origins! charter 0 this lodge, is in I.
slate of ration, in teen hung
near the northeast corner. It bears the
date of 1765, and is signed b Goo. Butch-
i‘truzlfic, Provincial Grand ter of New
or .
There are threc rsrc old paintings odorni
in: the wall- wbtch were proscribed by n
Franc: exile with: Belgralution. 'I'hcrc ll
upon epocu t is room cite A
number of volufile align! a anode
chandler, interesting in their minions.
sud row" of former do I.
then are the mat. of an old sword ou-
ncd by c Bro. Whitney during the Ruc-
lutio w. A word Ind nab racon-
ted by Bro. Hut. Col. A. 3. than
con. of occupation: $6M. cud worn
by bin that but: "for afar: rc-
tnrncdtctbc ‘ ' m
"admit“. A f how.
Tho cramp lotion on the Iron
Steambonu.
Wm. Cramp, of the Win. Camp‘s Iron
Shipbuilding and Enginc Works. his forc-
tnnn of bollcr-ntnkcrs, and his drauglm'
nun, won here last Thursday. looking at
tho bun ling job his concern rustic of the
boilors o the Persons and thosc of her
three consorts built at Philadelphia. 'lhc
“now idm“ of tho Cramps has provcn R
niiscrnblc failure, Ind cams ncnr causing
a tcrribic disitstcr, which, fortungitclvmss
nvvrlcd by the careful attention of t to on-
cinocr of the hunt. The Supervisor of
this District and Assistant In icctor
L‘nuldwcll cxnmincd. the defective liar.
and rcportcd tho facts to thc Local Board.
who hnvc ordcrcd the other boats to bc
put into propcr condition. its rcgnnls their
iilcrs, bcfurc thcy can be “sock—Mum-
mf Nazi-(fr.
A Magnificent Exhibition.
The Dnchcllcr & Dorris great circus will
cxhibit in Norwnlk, Wednesday, August
31st. Read who! the press say of it:
Thu Butchcllcr & Dorris Grant Intero-
ccnn Shows cxhibitcd hero ycslesdny. af-
tcrnoon and cvcning, to immense audien-
m-s ; in foot, too large for comfort. The
pcrfgrtnnncvs wcro fully up to tho highest
standard, and gave universal :satisfaction.
Otto of the many conuncndnblc fonturcs
coIIIII-ctml with the able ntnnagcmcnt of
tho codccrn is that thc usual circus abom-
inations of pcanut vendors and candy
butchers. together with all like nuisances
in thc pcdhng lino, nrO strictly prohibited.
and nothing of the kind was allowed on
the groundr The street parade was one
of the most vnricd und nttrnctivccver soon
hcrc. i 'I‘hc zoological collection is exten-
sive and in good condition, and comprises
‘nmong humorous novelties, the Egyptian
bovxtlnpns, which is n genuine curl 'ty.
and nttrnctc’d :t grcnt attention. 8. D
left it fine impression. and tire surcofn
humpton Dirily II'I-pubh'mn.
‘ _ IDIIn ipolnlcd.
“ On I‘ ridity, of list. wcek, the schooner
Ilnvul l‘zirll from Norwolk, Conn., with
lllt‘ Nu ituuc (‘lub on board. came to an-
chorot thc bur: but it was Iisccrmincd
that tlIc vcsscl drew too much watt.” to
allow IIf licr coming into tlw harbor, con-
sI‘IpIcntly the anchor wns rcluctnntly
weighctl. and she prurwcilcd tn Ellgnrtuwu.
On Tuesday sch-rnl Of “ ”to boys" run
down Allt‘l‘t‘ on the stcluncr to rcucw old
uprIuIntunccs. among tlIcIu liciug Mr.
Anilrcw J, (‘I'nfut, Iif South Norwnlk,
t‘onn., who Inadc us ll cull. expressing rc~
grct that thmr plans had bccn so sadly in-
tcrfvrI-d With. Another compnnv of the
t‘lilli come down on the Monohnnsctt.
\\ udncsdnv, among them boing Commun-
\lt‘l‘ (‘. ll. olnpkius, whose chmu'ful flu‘c
nppcurcd In M our sanctum door just prc~
vtous to noon, and we scaled down for n
" gum “ with our old fricud, who had not
recon-rod front the disappointment of bc-
Ing shut off front the contcmplntcd visit.
to this plaice. which had liven up crmost
In his lllllltl for wccks. " Thcv lil know
IIII- down hcrc," he said, “ and I‘m Ilrcnd-
ful sorry “‘0 huvt- boon obliged to go by
filllllllt‘r scusun. “'e wcrc going to Intro
3 lughfzilutiu' tiInc, too,“ It has liccndis-
nppouitmcnt for him from tho start, for
lit-Indus losing his visit to this place. he
wnscmuplclcly brokcn down by nllcml-
Ing thc fox hunt at Kntnnm. Wu chocrml
llllll up as lit-st wo cuulIl. promising more
“'lill‘l‘nll tho but another ycnr. Hill] the
(‘nnunmlnrc lIuIlc us furcwcll fouling n lil-
tlc Innrc clIcI-rful. Our pcnplc rcgrct as
llllll'll its the (‘lub thcir ubscncc lu'l‘c dur-
In; llw wcck. llul try again nnothcr Ht'll‘
sun. lmys, and bring ynuI-sclvcs in a light-
cr-Ilrzun:ht \‘csscl. —— .\‘unfu(‘krf lnquirI‘r
and Mirror.
-_._. ‘-,4
Nautilus Yacht Club.
OH: “Ruins HOLE. Monday. Aug. 15. 'Irl.
Editors SHNTlNl-Zl.t—Tlllllh‘lllg that our
l‘I‘iI-nIls would liku to know how wc are
getting, lilllllj." I \\ ill givc you n sketch of
our trip up to thc prcscut tiInc. \\'c bud
:I good scnd oil” out of Not-walk Sutunluy.
.\t 1” o'clock wc \vt-rc till lil'iilgupnrl.
During thI- night tho winIl IlicIl out and
I'll NI-w llilYl‘l).
had :I nicc lu‘cczc and at l!)
o‘clm‘k wc wI-I‘c :Il lllIII‘k lsluml, and ill.
”:30 p. III, \vc wcrc nt \Vutcli Hill. A
cnlm (‘lllut‘ IwI-r us whllc ltcrc, and live 0?
the had in go III thc rtul. .\t 8
o‘clock wI- lInIl II still brI-Iiw, and was go-
ing at lhc rutc of twclu- ui'lcs an hour
\\'I~ :InchI-rI-Il in 'l‘III‘IiIIliII two. N nulcs
\\'I I of lllllllll‘\ llI-lI- ill 11 o'clock Sunday
night This lib-InlayI IIIIIrniIIg it is I':“II~
lug haul. ll stuppcIl ruining nt 9
It‘l'lm‘k llllll wI- hm‘c it still l-rrczc from
llll‘ north. \Vc hnvc just sturthl fur Nun-
Iuckct. L‘upl. \\'rIght says if thc wind
holds out. No will nnchor at noon. l'p tn
llll‘ prcscnl llllll‘ it has bccn n lluc run.
Lust-night \vc llll not on dcck to the wind-
word with our lccwnrd sldc undcr \\'tll0l‘
and not It drop of wnlcr in tho hold. Tho
"Sully “ is n llllc hunt and n wry fits! soil-
cr. Slw is pcrloctly tight. and clean. 1
box 0 uflcn lu-nnl how grand it was to no
down East. but I can any 1 Iicvcrhtnl such
:\ giutul llutI‘ ill till my bin inform llluc
lIntl nu lull ft-I inuls M for -l-\‘ >I~Iiswklicss Is
\‘ulIch‘ItI-il, null \‘lll hcllug first class. ll
in lino to fvvl till right uinl wulk
around on dwk and mu IlIc buys. “ousting
their accounts wuh old Nopttmc.“
\\‘c hnvc u linc pl t_\' of boys illlll all is
pcncc and harmony. \‘Istcnlny \vc llll
lnnl lll‘\\lll\\l on dock, sonic of us hnIl n
\lccp, sonic Ivnd. but 1 tmllcd for bluw
llsh whilc going tho-nyll lltc taco, but not
ll llslt tnndc Its uppivu‘uncc undwk. if
you could 5.ch tho boys now you would
think it tidufmwil party front the onc
that loft South Norwitlk Sittntxlny. “Tom“
and l nrc In tho cabin \vritltut, and \vc
sic about thvI only onus llnu can stay how,
for tho “Sslly‘” is vcry unslcndy. Tho
wind is too strong to undcrtnkc to run
down to Nnntuckcl, so wc havc put into
Edgsrtown, whow \vc an ivvd til. 1‘.‘ o‘clock.
it is n bountiful dsy. All hands won, and
as it Is dinncr titnc 1 will clinic. ‘1
LATRRI
Arriwd at Oak Ilhul‘s this IMondsyI p.
In. All wcll,
my~m
Miss Oliver Advlscs \‘ottna Mon.
Minty young Inc‘x wont to hear the Rev.
. Miss Olivcr talk to them on tho subject of
“Strength“ Sundsy evening, in Brooklyn.“
Shc was ncntly attired in block. Shc said
thcrc was it lcgcud of a man who start-
cd out to serve the strougcst. llu enlisted
undcr the banncr of on Emperor, When
he found that the Emperor turned inside,
fearing to enter the forest because the
Prinoc of Darkness was there, be deter-
mined to sci-cc the Price of Darkness, be-
cause he was strongest, But when the
man found that the Prince of Darkness
turned aside when he saw the cross of
Christ the man dctermined that he would
serve Christ, because Christ was the
strongest. .__.- ' -
The Emperor. Miss Oliver said, was an
illustration of physical force. the Prince
of Darkness was an illustration of lntclcct-
uol fox-cc, and Christ was'thc moral force.
Mia Oliver said that young men might
think it queer for her to belcctui‘ing them
on the subject of strength. She supposed
they might say she ought to be lecturing
her own sex. But she called their atten-
tion to the fact that although statistics
show that there are 106 men born to each
100 women, tho women live the longer,
and thou the women are now several mil-
lion: ahead in point of numbers in the
world. This, she said, was a warning to
young men. She advised them to avoid
the tune cup, even if offered by the fair
bond of o woman. She thought men
ought not be afraid to say “No" to a wo-
nmn, since the women sometimes took the
liberty to any “No." She advised young
men to be stron ’n their homes. She
wished tbot the er- of the land nub
ed the mother- ln ulthfulnun 3nd
III thc III-Irnlug wI- \vI-rc
Sunday “'t‘
inn 9.
\t‘.~.'
lnrgc putronngc on n rcturu visit.—-—l‘ling--l
\Vcltport lit-tors.
Janic- Snubcrt (lied in Westport- Satan
doy front the injuries ho rccclvod nearly
“two weeks ago from falling or being
thrown down the lcdgc of rocks whore he
W found litutcrcd and lnscnsiblc the
next morning, How ho met with his in-
juries bu ncvcr boon discovot‘cd. Re~
training unconscious front the moment
he won found, scvcntccn days ago, till he
bloomed his last, the dismal could givc
no version ‘of his mishap nnd. consc-
qucntly, all that is known conccrnlug it
is more conjecture, Thc town authorities
have summoned n jury of inquest which
will begin a scorching and thorough in-
vestigation this evening. They will seek
to disclose the relations existing between
Mr. Smlbcrt and a Mrs. Riley._,.llving near
the fntal rocks with her father, Captain
Charles Allen. who, as is alleged, had for-
btd the deceased visiting the house, and
they will draw out what of truth there
may be in the claims that. Mr. Smibcrt ac-
cidentally foil or was pushed or thrown
down the rocks. Hundreds have visited
the rocks, measuring their helght,breadth
and depth in the vain endeavor to form
oppinions. Friends have visited the sick
man‘s bedside in the hope that some cjnc-
ulntion. might escape his lips. The only
utterance made by him, howcvcr, was
two days ago, when, in n ivnkoful, half
drcamy state, he suddenly called out,
“(lo away; don‘t chckc inc so.“ The
words are co isidcrcd significant. as indi~
carping foul play. The deceased had cur-
..ritgd on‘ the tanning business in \Vestport
forcvorthlrty years, and was rarmein‘
the handofnlntgc leather house In the
“Swamp,“ New York city. 110 was about
covertly years of age and n widower.
l "1......
Iron vs. Wooden Slcnmcrs;
"l‘hc rclnttvc mount of wood and Iron, as
applied to the construction of stcnmbonts.
have bccn tho subject. of fr: qucnt discus-
sion, butnlwnys with discriminating in-
telligence. Iron forms no swcinl protec-
tion Im-r wood its ngninst s Iipwreck, ox—
plo'siou or collision. and only against. fire
when I-vcry part. of the vessel above, us
wll as below the wntcr line is mode of
that ltlt‘llll. (‘onstdcrnblc {rec advertis-
ing has but-n sccurcd by in company which
pt‘uposcd to run it line of iron stcnmbonts
from New York to Conny Island, by put~
ling forth prommcntly the fire-proof
chnrnclcr of Iron. But It now appears the
only part oflhi- new boats in which iron
is ust-Il us a sulistuutc for wood is thc hull
the uppcr works nll bcing of wood l The
rcnl point of danger from fire is in the
boilorImdongirwronm, and if they are
"181'“ TI' tsunably safe, the use of wood is
prcft-rnlnlc, on account of its buoyancy
and lifc-snving character. The hull is
l‘lll't'l_\' I-vcr burnt. the light upper works
only furnishing fuvl to tho llnmcs. Cor-
ncll \Vlulc. rumor of tho (lrnnd chublic
and (‘IIlqubitL ilyinu betwcen New York
and Rut-kuwuy leach. withcnlnntcndnblc
intI-llttzcut‘c and cuter irlsc, is now at,
work slituithing 'lu- botlcr-rnom and all
)nrts near the boilers and tires, with
Icavy iron plates. which will make them
as Itcnrly tirwprnof as it is possiblc to
make u \'cs.~.cl. “'0 roll the attcntion of
tho anII-rs of thc stcnmboats plying on
the Dclmvnrc river to this precautionary
Im- .su 'c of safety, and thc rctulcrs of the
Mirmrshnll know which of thcut has ful-
lnwcd lhc crcditublc cxnluplc of tho New
York shipowncr.—l’hI'lullt'lpltiu Sunday-
Mirror.
W.....”
A llnrc Bird.
'l‘lu- following uppcltt‘cd in the Sizs'rixsl.
at slinl‘l tiun- ago. and its there has been
many iIIIpIirics in rcgnrd to this wondcr-
ful bird wc rcprint it :
l‘upnuu ll‘rcd. l‘crkins, of 7‘2 Lawrcncc
su‘ccl. llI-Imklyu. is the fortunate posscss-
or of n vcry rnrc and peculiar s \ccuucn of
tho fciitlicrcd tribc, known to t lt‘ nnturnl-
ist Its lllt‘ Mynult. III llcccmlicr. 1879. he
was infm'ntcd thcrc was it pcculiar t‘luncsu
bird, cnllcd tho Minn. on bonrd of n slcnm-
or lying it! n pIcr In New York city, which
had just nrrivt-d With it cargo of Mt from
he visitcd thc vt-sscl with tho intention of
purchnsing it if found to tmsscss the quail.
itics said to bolont: to birds of that s Iccics,
but was much disuppointcd :It lllll int: :1
lnlst‘l‘llliltl looking. half-starved thing, np«
pIIrcutly not worth the troublc of curry-
iug itshurc, though its owucr clnitncd to
hayo paid too dollurs for it in Shanghai.
.\s ho was assured, it was quite young. and
In time would Ilcvclup rtu‘c mimetic pow“
cra. he took the risk of purchasing it. For
ll lintc it only scctucd disposcd to clean it-
.wlt‘ and act Its pltttnagc in order, but in a
tow months its fcntlicrs nlI came out «now,
those on tho brcost and back of n [manti-
t‘ul Ilrnb or dovc color, thc wings and tail
of velvety black tipped with whitc. lino
cont of block feathers on .thc top of his
liciid; lot: iunl bill yellow with long, sharp
litluus, nnd smnll cyc of a peculiar slinpc.
For sonic tinw hc only uttcrcd words and
scntcnccs which svcmt‘d like Uhlncsc, cX<
Imp: tho word Jock, which 1w lctu‘ncd on
tho vessel. but soon learned to s uvxk such
“unis as llcllu! l‘olly i “dint or! cch,
and to mimic such sounds its striking on
ti twill or iron. shnrtwnlng n knifc, sowing
\I-IIIIIl, coughing, laughing and whistling
lmuittfiilly. llc pruvcd \cry fcrocious
\\ bmi tulttckcIl, nnIl cztnnut l-c frightcncd
I~r Ilriwu nutty vxcvpt by furcc, but is
wry dutucslic llllll fund of living out of
his cugc. llc \\ ill follow ti pursuit around
llm room likc n dog, and colon, \vhcn
mllud by his quuc. from otw mom to mi.
\‘lllt‘l‘i is \I~I‘,\‘ ltlnyl‘ul and "it‘llan to ho
Iniwlilcvotts. llc is fcnd ul‘ slrnng‘u‘s:
Will all upon thcir lingcrs or lap, nnd llilli,
sing, \vlusllc nml go tlmutuh his tvtwrtoirc
ul‘ mimicry, whcn uskc d to do so, its vivid»
li)‘ us u buy rccitintr his bosons, llc Is
wry fond of wntcr and will built“ thrco
or four tiInN n din if l\ll\\\\‘c\l. “of, ,1,
li. lloldcn of lhc ncw ntnscutn, locstcd at
Sovcntvoixthstrwt and Eighth nvcnuc.
t‘cntt Pink, Ncw York, says in it lcttcr
to (‘s t, l‘crkutst—
“ l utvc lookcd over scvct‘nl works we
huvc, and find nothing outccrnlng such it
him as you Nissan‘s. ‘l‘ltc onlv Incnticn
tuttdc ofonc Ike it ts in Wood‘s Natural
History of llinls. It says thc Minsk is he-
licvcd to bcct‘unlly intelligcnt with the
gry pnrnit, out 1‘! Itslly nblc to talk with
any othcr bird» do not know of any
work to tvfcr you to for tho information
yuudcsirc. chct‘til works on birds om
lutl very common. and I doubt ‘l‘ mu will
Ilud any work to discribo it. {’1‘ twin sp-
lh‘iu‘s to bc no Inunic bird of this descrip-
tion litmus country. Thorn arc three or
four in. ll‘cd birds in this museum brought.
from 0 London museum it short time
ago. whore the were “inhaled t'l‘cmsnni
chus ' (mull, a Mynnh.”
The: are somc birds of the Mini). or
lltvnnh‘ duos in this country. but they are
of It dil crcnt species, being ‘ct black. v. itlI
gills or cars on the side 0 the hood or
neck. and much larger in size.
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Neptune Club.
On BOARD Nnr'russ Seamus
DM‘ID (Esau... Aug. 12. 1881.
When I last. wrote you of the doings of
the Neptune Club, we were in Vineyard
Haven closing a leassnt Sunday. on-
dsy a. in. we sat cd to Edgsrtown. and
immediately sent out our fishing parties.
It was scarcely n successful day, as three
out. of four boats came back flahless. The
foal tli, which contained Messrs. Lsster,
Crofut, and Taylor of your city, and Mr.
Smith and Dr. Many of tho Borough,
brought in twenty-one fish. averaging at
least an: nods to n fish, the catchers
claim. '1‘ at evening the club had s ro-
oept‘on at. Mr, Sp‘nncy‘c on the Highlands.
and were entertained with tho bountiful
and cordial hospitality with which the
Ne tines hove become so pleasantlaifn-
ml ior In times past. Tuesday and -
neodoy were “field do “ Calls. the
Rink, Nantucket, and in; parties occu-
pied our attention sccordlng to our vul-
oul mm. 0n the duct-noon of the latter
,doy part of the club were ontortuinod at
dinner st tho Hi blond House, sad inter
the 1:6le prop cto‘r, Mr. Search brought
bl: guests out to the schooner to inspect
our quarters. Later o but come along-
side and two had the pleasure of welcom-
ing Mr. Snmuel Dump sud. wife, with 3‘
part I who enjoyed the tour of our vessel.
a culled from the Blah at 1:30 a. In. of
ti... ,_ ‘ “known 5.3,.“
~l jibdown wc fairly More ta
Va no out! iconic of
u . .
vernwmbuiling.
« . - that! comic on
with .l. I “I
Rainy; muuothing of a bird (antic: '
Little consult h
csllcd for concerning
Mint bouts. All kc cheerful: we
sang. convorscd, had our oi bsforc our
worthy u , and bod tho preocnhtion
of princ-j to the sumful lishcrntcn.
Ototut of your city received the flat, for
the largest fish caught on prise (1?: Mr.
Smith of Norwalk. the second or the
largest number, Chaplain Taylor the third,
for the smallest fish, «t lbs., cud Mr. Mol-
kin of Norwslk tho fourth, for tho lnrgcot
fish caught the second day.
So 1 have tried to glivc you on outline
view of our doings, t has been s most
successful and enjoyable cruise. marked
throughout by a most kind and loyol
spirit on the part. of all our compan , and
owing no annill part of Its pleasure the
indefstlpable labors and attentiveness of
tho Commodore who is always ready to
do that. which will lncrcasc‘thc comfort
oi the club, regardless of his own.
endcth the cruise of ‘81, Yours, ~
Bwsrtsn.
W
Personals.
John W. Crow and wife splint Sunday
at Hobo Smith‘s.
Rev. James M. Taylor left this city for
Rochester Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Knudsen arc stop-
ping at Worcester, Mass.-
Mr. and Mrs. Jmncs A. Bailey and child
are at NOWpot-t, Va.
Goo. II. Forris spent Sunday at (Janey
Island.
Miss Belle H. Rockwell has returned
from a short visit in Katonah, N. Y.
Mr. George Raymond of New York.
spent a port of last week in this city.
Mrs. Ruth 0. D. Haven, of Madison has
been visiting Dr. Emily Pat-doe.
Mrs. A. J. Crossmon nttcsded the
Brooksidc camp meeting last Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benedict have been
visiting in Litchficld.
Sarah M. Wright of Fishdalc, Mass. vis-
ited at A. E. Austin‘s last week.
Sammy Jones of Ferrls‘ hardware store,
is off on his vacation.
Mrs. Goo. 1’. For '3 and children are
stopping at. Ridgeficld.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman D. Footc have
been visiting in this city for a few days.
Mrs. E. 1‘. Harvey and sisters spent
Tuesday at Coney Island.
Miss Bertha and Edith Dnuchy are via-
iting friends in Cranberry Plains.
T. 1. Raymond and wife are stopping
at Ocean Grove.
\V. (i. Hoyt. M. D.. of New York spent
Sunday in town.
Charles Seymour of New York spent
Sunday in Norwalk.
Ilnrry Brown of Brooklyn spent Sun-
Ilnv In this city.
Theodorc “'ilcox was in Ohio last week.
110 visited Frank Stiles of Rcvenna, for-
merly of this place, while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Corwin of Brad-
ford Pin, have been visiting relatives in
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hovt have been
rusticnting down East. Thcv visited
(irccnpoint, L. I. and \Vatch Hill, Mass”
and uthcr plncm.
llcnrv O. Bailey. llimm Lawrence,
\Vill. \Vcstcrvclt and “’1“. lInlridgc of
this citv are “camping out" among the
Catskills.
Mrs. Elects Scott, and Miss Alice Mar-
shnll. of Greenwich have been visiting
Mrs. (‘hnrlcs Stevens.
Frcd N. Smith has rcturncd from Shel-
bournc Falls. During his absence ha
went to the mountains, passed through
lhc lloosac Tunnel and other points of in-
forest.
Miss Iva Stillson is visiting in Birming-
ham. .
Miss Hattie Smith is at Kntonah, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Pinch of Jcrse City,
are visiting friends on Woodvm Ave.
Miss Annie Goodwin of this city started
for Chicago today, whcrc she expects to
Innkc her home.
Ex-chicf Kinncv left town to day for
(‘oncy Island and Long Branch.
John (i. (imhmu of Delaware. pro wees
to spend it few days in town this wee '.
J. Irving Dibble returned from Fishkill
Mondnv, where hc has been stopping for
the past. two weeks. His wife and child
will rcmnin there for a. short time.
Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. O‘Roukc of Philadel-
phia are visiting in town.
Mrs. llcnry Bangor is visiting friends
out of town.
Tnus COLUMN WILL mi coNDI'L‘TklilIY
C. \V. IiNITDSEN.
Who has consented to furnish the matc-
rial for the present.
wuo RULES '1‘!!!) HOUSE 2
In some households the parents rule,
with a firm, steady. wise band, ‘ If occa-
sionsllv some little headstrong Will brooks
over tho bounds and resists control, the
strong band of the parrot. soon brings it
into linc again, and tho child, sorrowful
and water for the ex ricncc. \xslks over
afterward more 0 icntly and lovingly.
In such a household all acknowledge the
superiority of the tenant‘s judgement,
and tho sinceritv 0 tbs parent‘s love,
They know that i n rvqucst is denied It is
not In caprlcc or unkindncss. or if s to
strictlon is imposed, it is because there is
n “coils be for it. nnd the requirement wtll
proinutcsnd not dimiIIislIthc gvncrsl hap~
Iincss. In such a housv cverything works
smoothly: thvrc is no hindrancs or trio
lion. and tho itttnto them is clcar and
lltllllllfulI 'l‘hc who c faintly live in
cI-mu‘urtt it is a joy to be in thc hotnc.
Hut tth arc houscholds whcrv the
cluldivn rulc. and such mic is of neces-
sity unstmdy and mpricions. The pub
cuts, mnsciuns‘ that tho wins should be in
llIi‘ll‘ own hands, and vct suffering ‘ than.
8‘ lec to ho overcome by the pleadings of
thou children. tll‘t‘ kcpt in o constant tur-
Inoil. 'l‘hcir Inornl scnso hcconnw obscutc.
thcit‘ tctnpcr irritnblc, and their methods
nw blind and stnxgcring, Under the ruin-
tsk~~ I idea of ktndnms they grsnt cvcry
wish of their giddy ll“!!! ()an all to
0083‘ them even unquestionable plmum
lost tltcy scent scvcrc, and ntlntstcrtothclr
childrsn‘s selfishnms thnt they themselves
may not scout sclllsh. Po a} mum
is prnpost‘t , and oithcr tho cln ortbc
mother, tired with clout npplicstionto
hotnc can-s. really nccds the. rccmtton;
the child doing nothing but romp nod
ploy, docs not it win. But the child
wants to go, and once st tho mom pros-
pcct of a denial, and the mother
“Dear child, shc shall go, Iwillsw at
home,“ reasoning with herself that she is
thus setting the child nn cxnntplc of un-
acltishncas. But the child foils topercsivc
the beauty of the mother‘s colts-orifice,
and next timc pants and fat"! the in-
dulgenco is not re ted. ‘
,Pnrcnts often all to consider the fu-
tum good of their children. thinking
merely of thuir present ratification. They
do not insist on the per ormanon of duty,
or “spurs assistance from them,
itgocs against; the children's wishes or
ans. Such parental monogcment is do-
strnutivc to all domestic woo or lisp ‘-
ncss. The child‘s will comma;
coming in 0 position to the gou-
cral gmd, on allure made comforts-
ble. We hate 2:63“; families! wit?!“ it
\vasimpossl 0 Inn 0 pious or: oy‘s
pleasure, because each prggosolns it. was
made would come In no lot with the
will of one child or the other. Neither
was willing to yield, and tho poor mother,
confused and distracted. would finally
say, "Well, then, we’ll givc it all up;w
can‘t suit “waffle“ can imagine
a ststo of th 1113 more contra-y to domes-
tic ho places tom this?
In I: one case as we have tied it,
the children w up an one to low
“limb “ m‘ “2%“ ill?” ‘” “‘°
0 or, t ey mo -w , perverse
and imprdcnt. Nor do rents recline
how the immortal later: of their child-
ren are involved in their home training.
Those brought up in obediencc ondw
s t to at: are _ tovleld
o lance God’s law; w tlointhcop-
'te case, submission to divine author-
Ity is made extremely difficult, and iti-
only bynfcnrfu' l slums“: if atoll, flat
the human mil yields. way may a
mourn W on: “than (1:216;
re m WI. M , they
In?“ it, the failure lagdistincrf fly tumble
HIGGINS
I shall sell it at
Is one of the best. for Family Use mode in Americt=At the
present time it is very low in price.
you use it Or want it, how is the time in buy.
It. will soon
§
5 cents a cake. or as cakes for $1.00.
W. W. . OOMSTOCKI
,2...“ 3*
or a. short um
“or——
Summer G-oods .
FOR CASH.
Silk Mitts, hand made, 250.
Lot of Lisle Thread Gloves 250. Marked
down from 600. .
Lot of Children‘s Lima and Lace Collars,
at half-price.
Ladies Corsets_35¢ and 43c.
Sample Comets, 50c. Worth 750. and $1
each.
Job lot of Laces, at less than
prices.
Ladies A rons, Calico Wrappers and Mus-
lin Un erwecr, I good quality and well
made.
Men‘s White Shirts, lsundried and un-
laundricd.
Lace Buntings mic.
Cashmerec, light colors, mic.
Brocade Satins.
Plain Sstius.
Sarah Satins.
Colored Silks.
Black Silk, 900 and upwards.
Black Satin.90¢ “ “
Best quality of Lawns.
Standard Prints, be per yup}.
Dress Csmbric, 100 “I
New York Mills Muslin mic per yard.
Remnants Ticking, 12% and 15c.
French Woven Muslins, 1! yd wide, 25¢
per yard.
wholesale
Clearing ' Out. sales
I offer all goods in my stock, for CASH, and CASH ONLY.
By s6 doing it enables me to make my purchases, so that I can
give my customers BARGAINS at all times.
H. VAN HOOSEAR,‘ ‘
68 Washington St, SO. NOI‘Walk, Conn.
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Wagon“
frond : sin S finely
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Portia moving out all the stock by
sendingpcmlcudto
Ivill l’ll lll mainland
Bass. Bones, Bottles. Iron"
and Metals. '
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0mm law s at- m.
Bfiattx's only .5- mm “'3'“-
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has now mayfcrtbctndc. slug. llncctsprlu
BOOTS “3"" SHOES
mu m, AND mm want.
Children’s Shoes of oil Kinds.
auction Work done at
Short notice.
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For Sale or to new.
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