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3:31 of thm lottnrs will plcauw say they
.irc ndu'rtiml,
Mr W .1llnr lulu-nu. Mrs. Francis Keogh,
11.11.. Murphy. Gamm- Muckridgc. Mrs.
\\ .\l Martins, Willm McMahon, Mn.
1 Ruin-A l. ltavmond, Miss Bell Ida-moon,
\lr \lbnrt \i‘cllmtz )lisuAlidn Wilbur,
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J. S. Dcsxinu. l’. M.
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11 luléwr. t'lmrbvs Font, Mrs. .1,
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.l “-1.111; tickcla L11 Now York am back '
2'1 r $2 3-H. 'I'l11~ llunbury 11nd Nurw , for i
tl‘m music trip churgc $2.“. 'l‘licr i:- :1
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ml in ll-‘tbc-l by l'. T. Barnum 11cc lrul
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l‘lw pron-sanui, which lucludcd tb
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twin. iii-nod .1t RUSH“. m. and tmvr
llw principal .‘lt’u‘ts. Mi. ltu‘num in do
um a-ldrvu fnnxully prov-cutuig tbc l'uull'
mm. and tho ltcv. 13m, F. \Vutcni deliv-
cth a upcwb uf {\t‘t‘t‘pllhlté‘l‘ in Wapfllltlr.
1‘ul. 8. ll. Sumncr rvad on original porn:
Mid mud» .m mldrcua.
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l‘bu- iavaxt livid at \Vcstpurt on the
\ll'all. 11f Junie» Sullbcrt WM concluded
Tours-clay night wtth :t vcnlict of dcutb
from a fracture of the skull fl't‘t‘qul "I
«111111 uutll‘lcl' unknown. One of the wit-
licw! was Mrs. ltcillry, a widow lady to
n 1111111 Suulwrt had bccu paying attention:
.md who-v nwdmlcc la situutcd not fur
{rum tho lodgv 11f ruck: down which he is
suppose-d to burn tumblfil. ll was the
.‘rncrally acct-ptcd thwry that Siuilucrt
wuss mung to or from her house, whom he
flu-dunk his way and walked off tbv ledge.
Mn llmllcy tanned that ill! did not fire
lb“ duct-and on the evening he Iliad, and
bull not seen him for covet-cl weeks.
v~ «— «w - «o-
Tb? following dwcriptiou of the obe-
lisk may ha of mtg-ml to those who cou-
tcmplnu- vim'ting it at Central Pork. The
”brink was pron-outed to tho city of New!
York by the Klwllvc of Egypt. The
Whold height on "W at. Alexandra,
including ”decal, 96 ft. W'itbout Wl“
Int. 68 ft. ll in. Ill-Io lines of the shaft,
r ft.3’1n.; top line- of the daft, 5 ft. 4 in.
ngbt zit-mu. 150 was. The two side.
which turn turned toward the W
can no the mountain“. from cotton
cubes-sir. Workmupccm-
cl from Alum Octohu ”. um.
Arrived in New York. July 8. 1m n.-
movcd from m and m to Control
Put. luv York, by W Go!-
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old Wall Lodge No. “S, F. all. M”
will ho “cth from rcfmhment to labor“
on Tuesday cvoning. Sept. 8th, 1881.
—~»-—-—-
“'11). R. Seymour. fcn‘man cf Sclmau‘s
flnlnbing room. it confined to his bmm~
with the buy fcvcr.
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Mr. llvylutuu of this city. lll'lli gum‘ l”
Katrina «in buvincm. Soup-cf n11rc:11.’,1~n~*
nmkc cxtcndml triim.
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linusckccpcr in a small family 11! adults.
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llcv. “7111. D. llcddcn of Ella! (irringc.
N. J.. “ill prcacb 1n the Bupti~t Tubcr~
nuclc ncxt Sunday morning and cvcmng.
~ «9
Jnlin E. Jnncs. and other brctbrcn uf
l);1nbury,\\'illlm prescnt lit tbc tcmpcr-
:tnccmm-ting. and spcak to UN pcnpll‘.
All arc carncstly invitl-d to bc prcscnt.
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Mcwfi. llubbcll & lkirllml arc making
mic of tllcir ltusaian buts fur Mi.“ linllic
lly’xlu-c, “lllt‘ll slw \\ ill tukc with lll‘l‘ «in
licr cunlcmplutcd trip through .‘lcxicu.
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lll'lwillt'l". bound tn the Supt-rum
L‘nui‘l. llc tm-k tlu- lzlil train for liinlgw
putt. Um- nl tlic lll’lxullt‘l‘i was a: “lulu
\Vlllllllll, “llU, 5\ .‘llill'l lilllt‘ “‘41), I‘d“ ll\\‘1l)'
\\ llll u ucgro. ‘l‘bry bulb livcfl in 111111-
bury 'l‘ln- \\‘-r1u:111 \\ 113 pnasablc bulking,
wllilc tbc durkcy was cvcrytlling clsu but
good looking. Quccr 1::at1- tbcau Unibury
Women do liuvc. \Vc ibmk tlic m-lmuion
of this lluubury ludy i‘cllccts mlmcwhut
upon tbc lluudsuulo mlitnrs uud cuuduw
tors of tbut thriving town.
. . .
Lust \vn-k Ed“ 11rd lhucby was nutiticd
to cmuc to Mill'llctawn, L‘uunu to uttcnd
tbc fuiwrul of his duugbtcr. who tllnl ul'
epzlcptic tits. This ninkua lbc ninth child
buriul by Mr. Doucby nincc he wan in
tlic army, baubles luri'lllg his wife about a
your ago. Mr. lLun-by .m-i‘vcd four years
in tlic army in Company 1:. lllll t‘uuncc-
ticut. llc applicd for a pension twuycan
ago, bung brukcduuui uitl1;rl1cu1uutlstu,
tho ntl‘ccta of camp lifc. .\lr. Dnucbv was
gn-utly plwiml in the manner his liltlc
daughter was trcutml during her mobiles:
and after dcutb by those in charge of the
school \vbcrc a‘bc was in Middlctown. Tbc
funeral was uttcndcd by one llllllfll‘l‘ll and
thirty-live of tho girls buluuging to the
iclmul. Six ot the girls wcrc pull bearers.
l‘bo lime-ml permou was pmclicd by the
principal uf thc school. C. ll. Bond. Mr,
Duuchy has tho sympathy of all his shop-
mntea and friends.
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Tin.- Huur claims "that they can 'see‘
us by producing a cross made from the
Wood of a money ohmic brought over by
the Spaniards and stored in the 119mm:-
den housc. and in the property of Mr. Geo.
Raymond. of Raymond and Nickemn.“
This announcement, the Hour undoubtp
ally thought, would "settle us," but not
no, wc have 31:0 in our poucosiun n piocc
of the name "nicncy chest.” and It first
did notconsider it; of enough importance
to mention it. Mr. Raymond it the poo-
m “of I crow mode of the wood." We
on not only pone-led cfuploca oftho
wood. of the “my chat," but the cow
ants. and ft m from thin thot we pur-
ch-nd "tho horn and wagon“ ooh-I1 of
in tho Bar o dim tins no. Wu would
cu tlic 11111111
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Mr. thchblcou tho baker, has a new
wagon.
WW
A Staten Island club will picnic at Ro-
tmi Point to-mcrrcw.
W
Mrs. Wm. H. Duncan has been putting
up a new fence in front of her residence
on High street.
M...
(‘mfu' 1% Knupp'c horse going from
tin-1r umwr 1n the lower almp yesterday
:1f1cru1mn. stopped on a rolling static and
fill 11nd l‘l‘llbl‘ the shafts. The horse was
not injurcd.
-. v 7 9..
Fire Commissioner “'ccd propoacb to
have the springs under the Old “'0“ Truck
rcpmrcd. One of tbcnc springs has been
vcry weak for 11 long time. and it it
cousidcrcd unxufc to use thc truck in its
present condition.
V_M -— -—
Mr. Augustus Raymund has been bone-
l‘iting the general public by putting tbc
sidewalk in front of tlic vacant lot west
11111111 house on Eliznbctb street in good
shape. It will be appreciated by the pub-
I“ ‘ w—QOV—
It in rcportcd that tlw mammoth stctlm-
crs (lrund llcpublic and Columbia of ll.
1‘urncl Whitc‘s lino will run down to York—
town to the t‘cutcnniul cclcbrntion.
MO
The rcsidcnts 11f lbiymcud stroct arc
complaining of the aurfucu \vutcr over-
flowing tbcni cvcrytimc thcrc in a shower.
1: is cluimcd if the street was put in prep
cr lilillpc, tbcrc would bo some now build-
ings put up at much.
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The following is 1i list of ciliccrs of the
Fourth regiment that are to be examined
ut tlic Niantic encampment next month:
——Muj11r Jami-n t‘. l‘rt-wc. Cnptains Ed-
ward F. Jz-nningn, Jumcs Sheridan, Ed-
ward Finn. F1rnt Lieutcnuuta Alvun A.
llnuscbildt. Jumps liounclly, Second Lieu-
tcnnnts John J. (lundon. \Villlum F.
\Vurdwcll, (h-n. \V. \thelcr, llurvcy
Kent.
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Landlord llurtlctt has just rcccivcd und
pluccd in the (llllCl‘ of tlic (”ity llutcl. fur
tbc uac of his pntrum and the public, a
copy of "(lcu ll. Adams & Sun‘s L‘nlunl-
bian 11:1111111111 Atlm 11nd l'icturinl Album
of Anwrtcu." It IS undoubtedly uncof
tln- bcst book». of rcfcrcncc cvcrgnttcn up.
'I‘lm aim of the bunk \vbcn upcncd, is
‘51de inches, wcigbing lilpmmds, cost
$30.00 and contains 502 pages. It is
printed on supcr-sizcd mnl cnlcndcrcd pn~
pcr. and the print of tlic cuts and type is
first clusu in cvcry St‘llrlt‘. Mr. Bartlett
sulmcl‘ibcd for llllli book lll 1877. and the
publisbcru llllV" bccu at work on it for the
pilot 31x ycura. and Mr llurtlctt rct‘civcd
bi» cnpy [ant Muuduy.
Q09
Tlmm- tlmt witncsscd it say it was 1111
amusing sight to .«cc Jimmy llull, the pop.
llllll’ clcrk nftlicl‘ity ll1-tcl“running with
tlic inucbinc" tc tbc lirc on Monday night.
Jimmy was tbc lirat one at tho truck
lmusc. ('1illht‘qllt‘lllly bc bad the honor of
handling llu- "pole.“ llc cuuglit hold of
tlic tunguc 11nd sturtcd out with thc truck
and 1t lu-ing on 1111 inclinc to tho ntrcct
; {rum tbc lmusc. tlic truck gut tbc bout of
Jimmy and tln- lint lic kucw slut brought
up ziguinnt lbc f-‘ucc (in tlic opposite Hlllt‘
11f lilt‘ sll'm'l. 'l'llcl‘c \Vllh .vdc\'cl‘l\l pickcts
lll'sIkt' nil“, and it ix :1 qucstinn “‘llt‘lllf‘f' it
Wits tbc tnnguc of tlic truck or Jimmy's
stomach tlml brnkc tlicm. Jimmy says
"it is cvidvut llrut his legs urn not long
c1:uu»,;l1lurnlii‘cnuiu."
>7 coo -
“nudity tlu- Robinson llumpty llumpty
ll‘wlllw‘ zil'rchd 111 town. 111111 with it n
«lnnkcy \\ bich tl1c_\' 11:40 in ll11~1r nlmw.
Tin-y took tbc unimnl tn Hbcrmun's stublc
to inn 1- it cnrml for while they remained
111 town. Juc (l‘l‘unncr in cunncctcd with
tlic hllllllt‘. nnd ln-iug 1:11-‘1ll10lmy1‘i say) u
lutlc ”fun-til," thought ll(‘ would liavu
31111111 fun with tlic donkey. 11nd tbc don-
k1-_v, cvidcntly scciug n rcscmblnncc of
"ill: 11mg lusl brotbcr“ 1n .lnc. took in the
511111111011 and “as in for n littlc fun tun.
Juc 111111111 bix brags that llt' Could go into
lll1' slnblc and bring him out Without any
trouble. Sonic of the boys who iltood by,
dare-d him to do it. In 11 moment Joe
“11> in tbc stall. and in lcss that n acccnd
tl11- dnnkcy \vcut for 111m. and succccdcd
in gcltin: tbc thumb of J11c'z-1 left hand in
lll.‘ muutb. Juc commcnccd to yell,
but it was no good, the loudcr
lm :v't'llt‘tl tbc burdcr tbc donkey bit.
$111111 .luc 1‘11l11‘1'i\'1‘1l lllc iclcu (If using lllh’
i'iglat band to pry upcn tlin dunkcy's jziwu,
>11 llutl lic might. b1» ublc tn cxtricutc his
thumb. The dunkcy was nut to be look d
in that way. in l1c lct up 1-11 bin thumb
11ml g1'11l-l11-1lllic lilllul, \\'l1iul1 war-1a pretty
unml mouth full, and it “'llfi not until
Jon‘s ftb-Iub c1uuc 111 his rcxcue (lid the
dnnkcy lct up. it in not ncccssnry for us
111 my that lllt‘ fun is all taken out of J00,
and it will be ll lung tune bcfurc be will
tzu'klc u ntrungc dunkcy “guilt.
——-——W“
(ipcnlug.
Nut S.11urduy him bccn n'ct by tho now
lirm of Sander 1\* llauiks for tho Opcning
11f tbcir dry goods in llicsturcrcccutly oc-
cupiml by J. \V. l‘cuncll. in the Muback-
1-1111» block. Messrs Snyder & Banks arc
tun Wcll known in this community for us
111 attempt to intrulucc them. Suffice it
to any. tbcy arc young men of unimpeach-
able cbuructcrs, uud urn dcscrvlug of the
uuccwu, of which we have not the alight-
cst doubt, but what they will receive.
w—«oo—fl-
Flrc.
Monday night about six o‘clock u fire
broke out in tlic cupula room of the Lock-
wood Manufacturing t‘mupuuy, A fire
was made uudur thu cupolu and the blow-
er wax put on and about. all the men had
loft tbu plucc, and everything seemed to
bc all right, wlwn u boy run in the office
and told Mr. Young that the building
won 1111 fire. As it happened it number of
boys had remained who were to work un-
til nvuuu u‘clcck. who with the assistance
of two or three men auccmvlod in putting
it out. It looked at one time as if the eu-
tin) building would be deatroycd, but l0!"
1.1111111er it was put out and the damage
will not cxcccd one hundred dollars. It
is supposed that vvhcu the blower was
turned on, the fusnacc door up stairs flew
open, and that tho spark: of tire flew out
and ignited the wood, The room when
rcpolrvd will be sheathed over with iron,
which will make it are proof, The fire
dcpmmcnt was on hand, but were not
minim] to cart the wcter.
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Bcunlonl.
Boron family. Scuttle Pork, Bridge
port, Tliuudcy. Augustfill: Fifteenth Rog-
imcnt, C. V., High Rock Grove. Tburcv
dly, August 85; Seventeen Regiment, 0
V., New Coupon. Saturday. Augunt S7;
Seventh chitmmt. C. V., Snvlu Rock.
Saturday, Abguat 27: Fat Marco Ascoclm
tion, Rotor: Point, Nurwalk. Tbundoy.
September l: 00ch Johp Dovll‘c (lacon-
duna, 3151: Rock Grove, Thur-any. Sop-
tambcr 1; Founb Regiment. G. V.. Sula
Rock. Thursday. September 8; Eighth
Mount. C. V.. Icrldcu. Wodnudoy,
Soptouber 14: Sixth Wt. O. V"
Stanford. WM. lumbar 1‘;
mummy
O. V...Ilddlctown. WW! “I.
Connoctlcut Trotting Ctr-call.
This circuit this year will be held in
connection with the cgrlcultunl fairs.
Beginning with Norwalk. Fulrflcld county
will hold here on September 13. 14, 15 and
16, and Mr. J. E. Wheeler, of Saugatuck,
its president. will attend to its attain.
From here the scene shifts to Met-idea.
(Levi Coo secretary), where on the 20th.
Slat. 92d and 236 the Connecticut State
Agricultural society holds forth. Next
comes Water-town (A. Warren, secretary).
on Sept. 27, 28 and 29. This to be ful-
lcwed by the New Milford meeting, (0.
D. Blinn, secretary). September 38, 29, 30.
and October let. The closing will be at
Dunbury (B. C. Lyrics. secretary), October
6, 7. and 8. Entries tcall these meetings
close September 5, entrance 10 per cent.
Full particulars can be obtained of any of
the gentlemen named above.
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The Great Clrcm.
Batcbellcr a Doris‘ Great Inter-Ocean
Railroad Circus and Menagerie will exhibit
in Norwalk on Wednesday, August that.
The show in question is undoubtedly a
first-class one and deserves a large patron-
ngc, judging from the following flattering
not lt‘l‘:
Ratcbcllcr & Doris‘ circus showed twice
in Elmira yesterday to very large audi-
ences. They certainly presented a num-
ber of features that were entlrcly ncwmnd
have no pcuuut or lemonade vcuders, who
by their incessant cries take away half
the enjcymcnt of the performance. Othcr
ubowa must imitate their example or bc-
comc unpopular. There was but one ring
and one mir of eyes could see all. Tho
mcnugcr e is oxtcncivc, and contained 7.0-
ological specimens that are to be found in
no otbcr chow. Batchcller & Doris were
numua com rativcly unknown to tho
gcnoriil pub ic of this region. but their
show youterdn . the manner in which it
was conductctl'througbout. the excellent
character of over one connected With it,
the enterprise an pluck shown, the cvl-
dcnt desire to present only novelties. and
the cure taken to satisfy the public in
awry particular. left an impression that
will icrcuftcr give to 1m cutertalnmcut
that bcura their name a re utatiou that
will (ll‘llw wry largely on t to patronage
of tbc mnuacmcnt-lcving publtc.—Elnu‘ra
Daily Frcc l’h‘sx.
'l‘bc Grout Intcr-Occuu show of [latch-
ellcr & Doria in cvcry mcrlta the rout
)ruiao givcn it by the prose cvcryw ierc.
Vc cbccrfully commcnd tbcm to the pub-
lic. They carry out to the letter all pmmv
ism made in their udvcrtiscrucnta. and are
dcscrving of largo patronngc.-—Ehnira
Daily Guchfc.
llatclieller & Doria do not makc proton-
ticus to infallibillty in tho circus line, but
what thev do is well done, plenty of it, a
great deal of it artistic. and all of it posi-
tively clean. Neither are those posts. the
nut and lmnoungo vcndcra allowed.
\‘1- were about to mention the more mer-
itorious acts rformcd in the ring. but u
momunt’a rct cction unsurcd us that that
would ncccaaitatc u rchunraul of the cntiro
wrfurmuucc. Butcbcllcr & Doria have u
no show, and buvc ugonts and cmployos
who know how to trcut‘pcuplc ml putrona
llcscrvo, and 1m- worthy tliu uttrmmgc of
tho public.~—}u'lmi'r11 lkn'ly .lrlt‘crfim'r.
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Obituaries.
FRANCIS .1. sm‘rll.
Francis J. Smith of Spriugwcod. 11ftcr fl
lingcring sickness with consumption, died
last Thursday. Mr. Smith was 11 butter
and wcll known in this town. llc was
buriml Suturduy afternoon in the Union
(‘cmclcry ll! Fivc Milo llivcr.
mnu 1'. st‘LlJVAN.
Miss l-Immut‘. Sullivun dicd tit licr liomc
in Hunt Nurwulk, lust Thursday. Mina
Sullivan Wits tho duugbtur of Mr. Juflcpli
Sullivan, 11nd was wcll known in this
city Sbc owncfl 11nd conducted tbc bu-
knry 11nd cuntcctbmcry on Main strcct, in
Luudcr'n block. for u umubcr of yours.
film was (lllt‘ tlint \vim hclnvcd by thonc
who wcrc pcrsuunlly acquainted with bar,
and rcspcctcd by ull. 'l‘bc loss of thin mic
is u tcrriblc iilllictiun to Mr. and Mrs. Sul-
llvau, and one that will ever be full. by
them. She won buricd Sunday uftcrnunu
in tlu- I)11\\'ll 'I‘nwn (‘cmctcry, East Nor—
walk.
manual: 1'. scorueu).
1.1th \vcck wc announced that Mr.
(lucrgc Sculicld was vcry sick and the
prububilitics wcrc tlllll. bc would not livc
through the night. Sincc that time and
up to live o'clock ycstcrduy morning he
bud becn improving. and his friends had
llupcn of his ultimate recovery. Mondny
cvcnlng his brother called on him 11nd
calm-d it he should remain with him during
the night, when 110 rcplicd, " that. 110 did
not flunk it was ncccamry," and “ that ho
felt good and thought he would enjoy a
good night‘s rest.“ About half past four
in ”in morning, his \vifc, who was lying
on tlli‘ bcd with him. was uwnkcu by nu
unnatural sound. mid upon gutting up dia-
covcrcd that hcr husband was uncult—
St‘lOllfi.' Sbcatcppcd to the door to cull
tbc children, who wcrc 11p stairs. and bc-
forc tbcv cniild gct down stairs llc lmd
expircd. Thc doctois any that ho wane gct-
ting clung llll right, and everything prom-
iwd well. but be wuu taken 011‘ Ill 11 lit.
Mr. Scotlcld was Well known in this culli-
uuinity whcrc be had donc businuua for a
great muny years.
Mrs. Scotlcld has been very sick and lit.
one time her condition was ccuaidcrcd
critical. but We tire glad to unnuuucc she
is gradually improving. and hope that the
shock of the death of her husband will
not impair the proapccta of her recovery.
Mr. Scuflcld leaves a wife and four child-
ren, who in their deep affliction have the
Iymputhy of this community. The fun-
crulccrvlcca will take place at his late
rcaldcucc on Chestnut street tomorrow
1Thuraday) morning at 9 o‘clock.
F——.‘.—W
OPEN LETTERS.
— n..—
A Complaint.
Editor.» SRNTlNSLwThBN have been ru-
mors in the air for some time that the em.
plcyoes cf the Roth & Goldachmldt ccraet
fuctu . have, for some rcaacu had concld‘
crablgllfllcult in getting paid at the of-
flcc the amour: cwdltcd to them on their
113 books. by thosc whose duty it was to
receive the work when done; there would
be u diampaucy of a few cents more or
loan in their pay, and this in all the more
aggravating on account of the small
amount: the employees are able to earn.
and the younger and weaker coco lot it go
With an expression of honest ludl atlou.
rather them go to the office and emand
thalr out dues. During the at school
vaca on the young son of the writer. in-
tent on mokiu a cw nickcls for himself.
engaged with t ifiutlgcvjc unimed firm as. a
com or. c a ma lvlu .aa 16
odd he had heard that the bgyo $.11 girl»
wen cheated out of their pay sometimes.
The first ply day. which will: u wool: after
the mom was: earned. be promoted his
book am. 0 office on which he was cred.
itod a little more than half ndollor. which
was duly pcld. The next week. working
faithful w: full time. be but crodltod on
m. k, 01.“. He coucludcd he
won (1 retire cftcr such mucus lobar. and
waited for pay do to come when he could
1; his vouch and scoop in his diam.
ut he come home with 81.18, lug he
had been cheated out of 88 seats. 0 told
him to try the bookkeeper min. 116
came home this time with 17 cent- more,
3113111 there was 9 cents mcrc duo but he
wont let that go. We told him if the
mono was due he chculd have it. So the
nut cy l wnltcd on Mr. Carroll. the 8013-
tlomluly bookkcc r. at the office of the
firm. and asked )1 In wh he did not my
:mmnzhfinwo; due 11 m. noting tho luv
0 on . -
cad Houldh yin thcbodpur
o . 0 hi h
2:13;; tachgoe‘k,“llaut l the be)? #31113
0 receive , agar“.
After informing Ir. Our-roll thtst'thc hock
waluhll -
Nu adthothohad
D
but would
the foregoing who ore 0
poor boy: and air
not with their pascbocka,
further. . SLATER.
«Ow——
Splrltuallut Camp Mccllng.
Lluu: PLEASANT. Aug. 81, 1881.
Dear Savanna—Allow rue tccorrcct
an error in my last. The number of lots
sold, and mostly occupied, with wood or
canvass cottages in 532, as the accretory'a
book will show, cud the number of peeplo
on the grounds Sunday last exceeded 10.-
000. They tell me the number willbc
still greatcr the Slat inst. provided the
weather is favorable. It mm: on though
nature had prepared these grounds for
these meetings. Every day meetings of
similar kinds are held from 8:30 a. m. till
10 p. in. On the 18th wo listened to Mrs.
Severance of Milwaukee, one of the bright
stars in the spiritual flrmument. She
stated that the week before she addressed
a meeting twice as large in Lawrence,
Kansas. Mr. E. W. Wallace of London,
England also spoke. 110 was deeply en-
hanced and addressed us over an hour.
having the attention of an immense nu-
dicnce closely riveted. Such attention,
such conduct, such order. such lchavior,
is rarely if ever, found outside of a spirit-
ual meeting. Crccda, brlmstonc and hell,
you do not smell until you open the lids
of the Bible. Friend, you will never
realize the meaning of the words “Nearer
my God to Thee,“ until you attend a spir-
itual camp meeting. You may think
you have heard good singing and pray-
ing and speaking. but, air, when you bear
a choir of aplrituallst, or rather angel
voices, led by the father of all spirits, and
hour as it were, God himself speak, you
will be obliged to attend a spiritual meet-
ing. and forced to admit that imagination
bud but faintly painted the picturc, but
still the facts do exist. The camp meet-
ing at Schroon Lake in northern New
York, opens on Sept. 8th, and continues
until October 5th. Possibly you may
hear from 1110 uguin. Allow me to ad-
vinc you to visit Niantic, either spend the
but Sunday in Auguat or thc first in Sep-
tcmbvr and get a crumb of spiritual broad
which will be in crumbs this year. It is
aurmssingly strange that thc masses in
your section should be so blind and impor-
stitiouu as not to know truc happiness.
genuine religion and a loving God. while
tlic world about you in enjoying its bless-
ings so fully. Spiritualiam laughingly
and justly asks “Oh i death where is thy
sting? (lrnvo, wbcrc is thy victory '3"
Spiritualism is a John the Baptist. Spir-
ituullani in the home of all belief. Fricnds
if nothing occurs. wn shall be better
known at no distant day. but for the pros-
out we must remain as we pro. Well
this is Sunday again. Aug. 2131,, Mid they
tell mo thorcisl‘l.0001mplc on the ground.
1-: it poshblc that spiritualism is dying? I
must close for the mail.
Yours in haste,
W-
Nuullluu Yacht Club.
SATURDAY, 10 a. 111., Ann. 20. ‘81.
Mr. willow—Herc “'0 are sitting com-
fortably in tho bold writing a few linen
that our friends may got some idea. of tho
pleasant time we are having. The wind
is blowing it good tan mile brcczu and we
cxpcct to make Newport by 1.30 p. m.
Wu will now try and give you a few dc-
tuilu ccmmcnceing back at our arrival Ill,
Edgnrtuwu. Monday noon tbc 15th. Af-
tl-r l‘rof. Bush. our excullcut cook had
served up to us 11 5th Av. dinner, we
drccscd in our uniform, marched in a.
body through the pleasant streets of
Edgurtown to the depot. At 3 p. in. we
arrived at Oak Bluffs. Our Commodore
culled us togctbcr and reminded us of the
good advice givcn us on our first. night.
out. After marching through the pleas-
ant avenucu for a time, viewing the pretty
cottages and beauties of the place, we di-
vided up in small parties, each following
his own inclination. Our worthy Com-
modore and most excellent Commissary
Lester were the first to disappear from
view. Our quartettc soon made us many
warm friends, and introduced us into very
pleasant society. The weather was very
unpleasant, thus making blulfing at
least uncomfortable if not impossible.
The skating rink was the popular resort.
of youth and beauty. and there our boys
were to be found until the but light was
nut, We would all liked it better bud
thcrc been a train later than 10 p. 111., M
it vcry frcqucntly occurred that quitc a
number would be loft. and be obliged to
put. up it! tho butcl lnstcud of our "last
comfortable yacht. Tuesday and \\'cd~
ncsduy found us storm bound still in Ed-
gartowu harbor. Thursday morning we
set sail for Nantucket. prcccodcd out of
the harbor, but storm and fog closed in
upon ue again and uftcr boating around.
looking for it to clear. worn obliged to put.
about and into Vineyard Haven. This
pleased Tom, and Roma of the boys, as
they well know this mount another plcuu.
tint cvcnlug ut the llluil‘a. A few of us
took the ateumcr for Nantucket. enjoyed
the rough cull. tho pleasant old town and
the hospitality of the pcoplc. On our rc-
turu we found the glee club giving an
impromptu concert in the church at Vine-
yard Haven which had been opened espec-
ially for them, the organ being moat ably
handled by our organist. F. H. Shcpard
from Betbol. The call up Vineyard sound
was attended with a great deal of plan.
are. The wind blew a gale, the waves
dashed over the boot wetting all on deck,
the moon shining through the fact flying
clouds mode a picturc beautiful beyond
description. The wind increased and our
nailing master any: Captain. " Dc tell me;
do you think there is any dunner.“ “ No.
no, Eddie, go down and go to bed.“
Everything so» on well and portlcululy
the eating. We thought wn had provis-
lcucd for the trip but we had not figured
on Luklc. First or table and but up.
urn. SUNDAY, B p. m.
N. B.
joylug the beautiful uccnco on either side,
“no.1
put upon him.
cont ruldcccec. the moaniflcent cut-f
to the
to
work in the corset factory that l they
will come to me when their money! (tom
w
take p ensure in investiga‘tllnithls matter
About noon yesterday we darted into
the mouth of thll rock‘bouud harbor on-
thc rugged chore. the old and new forts
and the beautiful rocldcnccc in the dim
AI noon on poulblo the bcyc pro-
ceeded to land excepting “ Chet“ who
had along letter to write to llll {outlier
(we auppccc.) By o vote of a mock meet-
ing Curly (who won wildto so. the fashion
and tone of Nowport) vac led to think we
were to pan thin plocc cud go direct to
New Moduli, but mot wu hi. surprise
on finding himself on chore in Newport
and on dlccovoring the joke thlt llld been
Ncwpcrt in one of the
grandest old place- we hove visited, its
attractions are may and hamlet with-
out number. The fine nveuuea, the clcfi
bathing, the walking on the cllffu. the
roor and wink of the woven u thcy club
on tho rock: below, cud the grand view
of the cocoa make this the plum of oil
other: to be decimal 1‘01' 1 mum‘s pleu-
uro. Tho evening again found me boy-
otthclrluorltc mime W St the
rink. butulmdlnppdnhd. curvac-
Oon W, a the 3er m a
\
coconut- of the any time they land
may of the boy: attended church this
morning and on now spending a quiet
afternoon, enjoying the fresh ctr sitting
comfortably on the deck of the Sully.
All are much,ploased with our faithful
Pilot Thea. Wright, also Captain cndcrew
who have been very accommodating.
doing everything in their power to make
it pleasant for us. This is n 1111110111; to
be remembered and we all know the
pleasures of realization have been greater
than those of anticipation in thin instance.
In the morning wind and weather being
favorable. we sail for New London and
our course from there is to be determined
later. NAUTILUS.
The club arrived at the (lock this main-
lug at 10:80, and the boys all looked well.
and report having had a splendid time.
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Connecticut Branch".
The commissioners of pharmacy will
meet September 1st at Bridgeport, and af-
ter that time all persons who conduct the
drug business in the State without a li-
cence from them will be liable ton fine.
until the passage of the law last winter
the drug _buainess in this State was con-
ducted With very few, if any restrictions,
and anybody who could sell anytlng,
could sell medicines. Now, however.
every keeper of a drug store must have a
license, altbogfh he may keep clerks who
are not licens . The commissioners have
established the following requisites to ob-
tain a license: Eitl‘cr graduation from a
college of pharmacy, three years' exper-
ience as a pharmacist, three cm‘ instruc-
tion by it reputable pharmcc at. an exami-
nation by the commissioners, or other sat-
isfactory evidence of qualification.
—-—000—-—
Personals.
Miss Lottic'Tuylor, of Yonkers, ls visit.
ing in this city.
Charles Hoyt of this city has been visit-
ing in Orange. N. J.
Frank Craw spent Sunday .111 Brook-
lyn.
Mrs, Wm. Richards ofSpringflcld, Mass.
is visiting at Mrs. Charles Stevens on Hav-
iland street.
Mr. S. Wood McClave of New York
city drovc his team from that place to
this city last week where he will remain
for it week with his family.
Miss Mary Sherwood. of Nor-walk. has
been ing a couple of weeks urnon
her friends and acquaintances in this
place.—Bcthcl Ledger.
John Bcdwell spent Sunday at Ocean
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilcox and family
are at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Annie Lockwood and son are at
Ocean Grove.
Miss Ella C. Smith starts next Saturday
for the Catskills.
Frank Gudc and Charles A. Lattiu. of
this city spent Sunday in Bridgeport.
Miss Mamie Johnson of Brooklyn is via-
iting in East Norwalk.
Miss Emma Guyer. of Boston has been
visiting the Misses Benedict on West Ave.
Mrs. ll. S. Buaaiug of this city has been
visiting in Danbury.
Misses Lillic Burr and Eva Bouton of
Norwalk have been visiting in Bethe].
Miss Susie W'ardwcll is visiting friends
in New York city.
\Vill. Griffiug who has been spending a
few weeks in this city. has returned to his
home in New Haven.
Ellie Verscy of Orange. N. Y., has been
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Armin Knapp of this city has re.
turned home after a visit in New Haven.
Mrs. James Pierson of Brooklyn has re-
turned bouic after 11 short vialt in this city.
The Misses Lillie Ilutclilngscn and Win-
nlc Dickcrmou of this city are visiting
friends in Brooklyn. ‘
Miss Jennie B. Arnold of New York and
Miss Hattie Hoyt of this city are visiting
friends in. Dorian.
Miss 'Artlc Youhga of Cranberry Plains
spent Sunday with Miss Clara Benedict.
Miss Annie Vail of Brooklyn in visiting
Miss Raymond of Washington street.
The Misses Scuddors of Wcstfleld, N. J .
arc stopping on the hill in West street.
Mr. George Wilkins and family of this
city spent Sunday at Milford Beach.
Mrs. G. E. Bogart of East Norwalk. is
visiting friends in Stmtford, Conn.
Misc Rose Benjamin of Yonkers, is via-
iting at Mrs. Jacob Pakulski‘s.
Alfred Scbauftlcr and family of New
York arc stopping at Mrs. Penuell‘s on
\Vocdward avenue.
Belle and Lizzie, daughters of Capt.
Stephen D. Byxbec. arc spending a few
works with frirnds in Packskill and Troy.
Miss Emma \Vrigbt of Harlem. is visit-
ing Miss Ida Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Brooklyn spent
Sunday in town.
'l‘liomus IIadden of Newark is at Mr. H.
D. Fox‘s.
Mrs. Precillc Green and daughter Mat-
tic. of CumdenDcluware are. visiting sev-
eral notable places up the Hudson. On
their return home they will probably vlclt
friends in this city.
Miss Jennie Rogers of New Haven, has
returned to bar home after a very pleas-
nnt visit at Miss Emma Brown‘s, on West
atmot. Miss Rogers ii an accomplished
young lady and while in this city favored
her many frlcndl with some fine Iclect-
lOl‘li of vocal music.
Charla S. Byxbce spout Sunday It Gon-
cy Island.
Mr. John (1. Graham has returucd to
his home in Camden. Delaware, after a
pleasant visit in this city.
Mu. Ella A. Grammar: of this city. is
vlsltln her doug‘uter-ln-low, Mu. Trump-
cr at yank on- c-H’udoon.
Clot-m Gwen of Oman River. N. Y., is
vlcltlua ct D. P. Marvell, Eat Normlk.
Simon Reynolds and Jose b O‘Brien of
thin city, spent Sundoy in cw Haven.
Rev. Geo. F. Brood and mother of Wort
Troy are visiting at Mr, John H. Ferrls'
on the hill.
Edgar D. Smith and family of New
York city. in visiting his father. George
E. Smith of Bmokcldo. Mr, Smith is
cvoup‘ected with tho Fire Potrol of New
or .
Wolter A. Knight formed of thin city.
huncoe tedapcaitlon lu loop oths
trodc. c was formerly employed in A.
Louder. Jr‘s. cigar fuctory.
Mines Allie Boyle, Llnlo Boyle, of
Brooklyn. and mason Sophie Hench curl
1:11:11: Kelly of Newark are visiting at
Mn. Thomas Riley's. ‘
Miss Millie Raymond of But Norwolk
la vlcltlug in New Gonna. '
Mu. Hollowoy of New York in visiting
ct Immock‘a on Lower Moll: m1,
Mn. John A. PM, number‘solnlydm
into as 1111M“. Dykeumn’u ho , go-
flel for I short time. The Polly new to
ho quite on attraction when on the our,
he nppeorl taboo: much “homo unity
of the pas-angers. lilo sits in tho window
and great: on one that stop: cud
to him. It a of a very rm
- beautifully marked with green, red blue
and yellow, and on much 11 «born
“tr-cu the attention of moot ,
ore alto untouched at it: Uh vc
err.
i (apt. Wm. PM and fatally m
to the Whit: Munchkin, and
time. hold out?”
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you use it or want it, now is the
I shall sell it at
present time it is very low in price.
Is one of the best for Family Use made in America=At the
It will soon advance, and if .
time tozbuy. For a short iii-e
5 cm. a. cake, or as cakes for 31.00.
W. W. COMSTOCK.1_
down from 600.
at balfvprice.
each.
prices.
8.
laundricd.
Brocade Sctlna.
Plain Satina.
Sarah Satins.
Colored Silks.
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Black Satin,90c
Dress Cmbric, 10c
Remnants Ticking.
. per yard. '
68 Washington St,
Clearing Out
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Summer Goods
FOR. CASH.
Sales
Silk Mitts. hand made. 250.
Lot of Lisle Thread Gloves 85c. Marked
Lot of Children‘s Linen and Lace Collars.
Ladies Corsetslfific and 420.
Sample Corsets, 500. Worth 750. and $1
Job lot of faces, at less than wholesale
Ladies A rons, Calico Wrappers and Mun-
lin Un 6W, o
good quality and well
Men‘s White Shirts, loundried Ind cu.
Lace Bunting lat-c,
Cashmerca, light colors, talc.
Black Silk, 900 and upwards.
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Best quality of Lawns.
Standard Prints, 60 per yard.
New York Mills Muslin 1211: per yard.
12k: and 150.
French Wovcn Muslim, 1} yd wide, 25c
Iofl‘cr all goods in my stock, for CASH, and CASH ONLY.
By so doing it enables me to make my purchases, so that I can
give my customers BARGAINS at all times.
H. VAN HOOSEAB,
So. N orwalk, Conn.
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In mnmuonco of tile numerous pullout: In lek '
so. Norwalk and vicinuypwiu main .1 in mud
HOUSE. Nc rwalk. ever? Mon . from 9 3. m. to B .
111., and It the WARW CK nu SE, South
cvcry Suturduy, from 9 a m. to 8 p. 31.,
tram I to 0p; m., where he in ' cling balm
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consultation free.
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Children’s Shoes of cll libido.
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Onion Work don. u
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For Sale or to Rent.
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