“roam-lay. Scuicluhcr I I. It'll.
Lint ol‘ Imtlcra
IIIII ' III thI- l'tk~I~I\llltU .it Nor
.II..~.I‘ NIIIIIIIIIIr S l\‘\‘l. I‘m IIIIII
m; tut III\ III tli- w lrllI I\ plnluc .N‘n
. I .IrI dl\tlll‘\‘\l.
li-‘III:
I:‘ .
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\i-‘ “1!) .\. lll‘III‘ht‘ll. MI» I. ll. l‘:\|'~
. “a“ I‘. W. Illi’kt‘l‘ltlllll. MN. .‘leicy
i ,;l Ih‘. .‘JI l-IIII.:I~III~ J. Ethinnn. Miss Ella
an“. .lI\liIl llI‘lk‘lll. .\ll‘\. I“. Littlc. .\l.
. i iIiII .IIIlIiiIiy )lIIIIIIII‘k. T. l“. I‘III‘IIII’,
III f- r. IlIIllll l‘nleIr.
I'iI \‘. Ill. \l\l‘l‘ \ll. l‘. .\I.
QC.
I. l-l III‘ Lolu‘r‘
”2 tin lil“ IvlliII .‘llNIIllllNIIr-
I \ ,Ii ‘II I\‘i l‘l‘f‘“ll\\‘;|lllll§.’ for
. :t..~.~i-~It.i-I will Illinla‘t'Nl)‘ IIIIIy
I. lll‘t‘vl.
II 'I l‘IIIIW :...\l l- l\.'IIlu\\. Mrs: Jt‘ll‘
,' III II ii IIIIIlI limbs l'lvi .. .‘lm. E.
“4.: llI ‘IIIt l‘I-‘thrniunls. .\lr llccvc
.i.I~ I‘IIugh. .‘lichiicl llnllvhuu.
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, ~ I It‘l. l‘lll‘l‘l‘ll lAk‘kVVIKIIl, J.
\j . . \l-xs I-ZIIM prior. Arthur llnth.
‘: . .\ II, II NIIIIrIIIuII‘ Mr. F. Schlitt.
J. s. llt‘xxtsu. l’. M.
\{I I»..'I,
--I.I; I‘III- II I.‘ painting lll‘ rINiIlI-IIIII
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} lim- ‘i.’l' I.‘ III lll‘ lTx‘JI'I :itiIl
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5 I ll" l'IIiIIII'iII uttrriimi:
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u \l_« {I.iI III ~:‘ lint! 1115mm-
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.li:Il Sill/I‘llftll'llill‘lll. lidlwt‘
‘- ti‘v :' l'ilt‘v t'rIIiiI Qaiiitiihl's storc
.. III‘ l‘Ilizilwtii \lt‘u't. Incl
1‘. ~I_-\ \~ flip it) In» VIII“) lint
llill'sl‘r .‘Uli. it
[II-IIIINlrinns‘.
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I-i} “I'llx lIil‘ llll‘
- .. 009 - ~
.IIII If {hr 1““ IIII-I‘s I‘l;:Iii
"I III I tIlllllli‘Il III ‘mtI that
prvpunul by Mr. Frank
NIIK‘R'QLliI. \\'II Innkc this
.,‘ j I~t;vr~ t-I .‘Ilr. .\ilvn \\liIi has
I~IIIIII.II.IIII i’~-i‘ :i‘lllllg Iip
“R. \l \‘
- I: l I§'~\.Iy~ lliI't’fw with goal suc-
‘>- ~~-
.. ~ 7 \ Peasc IIifIIof thccaptuin
. l‘ poi): II IIiIl residcnt of
.I~ ii ii ~pI It iiii; ‘ :\ h v. “Icks
'I'i llI-ftl :if‘ul it (I itt’l‘t’ Ill Milli-
._- \II. \\ Ii lk‘ rIIiiiI IiI‘iIII rle as
ziI-- \\ ondert‘iil parrot that
;-.II pic‘sI-rshby from tlw \'.‘l".lll'
.IiiiI-IIIII of words. Its cun-
IIIIIIIIrII “‘wrv IIxtrnIIrIlinury.
III IIx- cedingly l):fill.ll.lllll.-’
:AI :1'\.
‘9» ~——-
I: I’IIri'I-I \\ III) “as fIIlt aggrieved
I ' II II 1-1: min». r Rid-Ir has tulivn
‘ ‘ II,:II 3.; f I lliv .‘I. \. kt II.
t; .i II. II: 'III III Intro. \I rIItc
-I‘.«iII.I \\';IIrIIIiI in rI-Ipiril to it.
‘ I, ,\l wiy i‘I’IIIII' In town Saturday to
:zIII-Iiw Inturwsx of the mad, and
:l“‘.\)’ wall plea-WI with the way
I. "la if 10!: .Il-IIII-I trying to tix the
“ .I..' ‘
0'.
7* onlu ~ III .I rswknwny near
a .. nails lb‘l‘lkll‘lll but Tliumiluy
t ." ' ". If t;!l Itrm-t \l'liIIn opposite c:-
)l , ‘Il I:I"-Ir«i‘~ rmtdcncv the whifllev
“I: I'vvk" :iIIIl the bum! would haw: run
7 I My prvsielu‘u of Edward O‘Connor
Inf» stable who cough: him
2 id and brill hint. The hunt! as
“ .- .‘I t" idillt's W‘I‘l’t‘ lflllly fflgllh‘llc'tl.
”Wu—-
Slum bullish.“ a: Browne“ the I.‘!-
; . - fl who :ItII-nd upon our limbo“
' or 31'. Edd! River. New York. have
Iwirvhriswl a new mi wagon. beau'
’ ivtterul no the front. "5'0?de
.‘mr 3.". E. iiivvr." Bela-aura. L. & B.
I ..<'I IIIIiIIimL‘Iting and moderate I!)
thus III-«Irving of a liberal
NI hutp them out. to play for
’:»w n-Il Wagon.
--~~— coon—~—
‘3 'rIIurtnr Harry Thompson of the Bon-
‘I- " “Irriugh freight was hit by the pipe
lmIi. II; {rum the Intu- tank In the
g... "3 I«51nt an the train 1'“ Mn;
I ”I. I U» III; I»: 54‘4th “lemma-
fl 'U'r- “n lap of one of the cur: and
..;«..—III I. {Wight list to Tbomu Cavungh
mm on the depot to motive It, who
:“k‘r'wd ban to lay down. Eu 9'?
firmly «lid not undenund him, cad in In
mum I llla- pipe muck bias on the id. of
"1’ bun/L which SW him down, but
Mammal}! nut 0a the our. The tub
‘V-m W In m as Mandi!“
Clllllt‘
tn. 9 pram-I.
{'33: '21:"
III-’1?
goal]: gown §mfImL
,,\‘ II i‘ld) iiIIIII.IiI., .Il ..
Oyster grounds and snow for sale. See
ad.
W
'l'hc Btu-banks‘ house on lowIIr Mimi SI.
is having II ucw stoop put on it.
W“
tlwugc llIIr\ c\ has bt‘t‘ll I‘oiit‘iiiI d ‘I III"
III-usc fur u {cw days. with III: II: Iri: I.
-— ~~ «o - ”—-
#lluolu and Shoes llllltlt‘ III IIrdcr Ill thII
hilfii‘llll‘lll uudcr tlIII post otl‘icc.
.__..........~_.
lhtruud‘s llllll‘hf‘l has rIICIIivIId :I III-\\‘
coat of paint
«0 ~
ISI hiuib s shoe iith “I F Ivc n‘ » IIIIt ~‘tIil‘I‘
II :Iw l‘l‘l ciIIId a llt‘\\‘ coat of p: um
90. ..-___.
ItII III- III \\ :IIII llilll\ is I IIIIIII I..l :ll iEIII
F: Iii mounds this Inch.
9‘.
t‘ IIII: IIII .II IiIIiIIIN “as IIIIII IIf lll‘ I‘iIII- st
looking IIIptI-itiis lll t :uIIp lligII lH\\.
.‘O
Suinucl I‘iikulski II!“ l‘nkIIlski llI‘IIthi‘x’
had it burbcr shop III t‘:Imp lligclow IIIIII
\li‘llt' :I good lIiIsiIIIII-s.
‘—~*» ~ «.0 " 7
Tlic Flt‘lllllll‘i“ wns llt‘lll‘Vt‘l‘ Illaiut an
hour Saturday night on account of thc
uIIrIIIIInstIIr.
— v ‘0.’ ;.F_ .
XIII-nu. t‘rIII‘IIt mid Knapp llI‘th‘ put III 3
1:: up \vntcr pipc lending t-I llll‘ll' 'Iiiiialiiug
l‘ltfilll iii lllt‘ll‘ IIppI‘r shop.
» . coo . «
'l‘IIII trIIIl III III. 'l‘iI-. ‘\l in;il III I St. IIIIIIIrIl
I‘III' III:Ilpr.iI‘tiI'II lllh IIII II n IIIIItiIIuI-Il to tho
Iicxt tcrIII of thc »inIIriIir court.
" .9.
Thu "t'iuinoii l‘liiI‘c“
fI-rI‘Il {or sulc or cM'li:Iii;II.
:inuthcr t‘\\l\llllll.
w- - -Qoo ~ “
l‘utIInIII IIIISU t‘IIiiiphiiy lI:I\'II rI‘I'civcd
:ln iiI\ iI:ItiIIIi from l‘utImIII llIIsc Cont-
piiiy IIt~ l‘IIIIIIIII sui- :II lull‘llt‘lllllkl‘ iii IIIIIir
:Iiiiiiiul p ii'iiIlII II:i "I’IIIN l I\ llrtIiIII-r '30le
— ‘0—
I IIIIIiIIId ItirIII-ii I i lllt' I ‘Iiy lltvlt'l liiis
IllslhINIIl Ill ill: I l l I lllld Il l' tl- it lit in lliI
room fur :I l‘II“I\ IIiiI- :iznl .ilsu :I pool tulilv.
:It lI‘Ii\\"-I_\'IIIII is of.
SN“ lid. in
¢ov
\Vllxlllllgliifl IIrI-II ~\,.\ \I-i‘y IlII.I-l ‘tl'
iirIl.Iy. ill'llggbl II ._I :I Ir-l llilIl :Iii til. i
:ilnllnntlt :It:Ii lIuIi i- l.",\l ,I l i:I 145;”
Iivvr III» : I IIuI‘I
V “‘v w < .
’1lll i-II .~l I.I..Il .‘ »',1 count. i I»III 'll‘4
I'IIIIIIitIItl :- IIIII‘l. .' .I II \ fI'II.I'iIv
Slur“. \\';i~iIii';t ,.' ',
-— « «ur- ~I
'l‘lIII llllltilt' Nl'll wi~ I1 . .I1; Liy III-mor-
row I'l‘liiii‘sI‘I.i_I III - \t I. .. ., ilI'lJi" :IIIIIp-
pIII‘lIIIiity III.IttIiiIi ILI I Ill.
v Q9. “
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Illt'lllcltl lCIltIIII l'.I:I:I 5 I \ N‘ I'. iIIl.I_:. imi—
lI .lIl‘» IIIIIIII of tI\I-III) ’I l- . . IIIH :.I'«
I‘Iiinpmiy lllt‘ t'llllt.
”—‘QW «w»-
1:. ii. I: mun llIl'- I III low i III» II I;Iiitit'Iil
lilLII‘II IIii .\l.IIII fill'I‘t'l II} :III ll't"! fI-tit'n
Iii;iIlI- ‘II .\lI--~i'~. ll»): .\ \I I r~ IIl' lit" Ihin~
I III iIIIII I'IIIIIIIdIiy.
~— 0.9 . —
M,“ li~'_, :I. .:I I.~.I.-i '.‘.IiIIp
l§.~_;I~Z«-I\ .It \I uiliv lI-I ~~ II Iiiil \\'.Is llII-
L: iINI II:‘ II II. i;.,;. I 'i‘lII- .\IiII-riI-.II.
iI.IIIIl »I«i‘I~ii.I.l Ii ('1: .‘l '-.I Ii':It tliI- (iUVl'r‘
II II .\ ii‘lli.
".
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.‘l.I_\'II“ ii.) In In» Iltl.i_\ IIII' IiiIl \\ out tixliiiig
ll‘.‘ "inti' 'II i~ 'IIII «:' ‘I' I~~ .ll" r‘lml It.
sIIIII llI‘ II:-.I iwtiIi' iIII l. i1I.III \rliI-ii
II , hunt in tI‘JI I I l.‘.\‘ .V li\..ll& i‘I-sI-ryuir a
l \\ \\it!\‘ ‘.l.~'
.9. A
Ii...“ I lm . NI. .llzil Nitin» ill
I I ix « IV \
in.
Illll NI i III» "I” .I i. \l. til-II.” l.l thr
(III; is. I. III»: II. IlIrIII- ~'.r.u_;hl
lI’ le t l IIIE'. _\ \‘Nlil li_\ ll" n \‘lili‘l"
III {III‘ llic llilxx‘ liil‘itlli‘ l»\\ I' ‘I “\ll‘)»
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lldl‘iix. lI' IiIIIl ‘l\\i\i\‘lll‘\‘
III! III II ul lll‘ l\‘\’
...I~Iiii at i. It. I, III .:~~iIIIIIIiIii
\ I .i l‘ l t\\ I I 3': ”ii \ \lI‘-t‘
It l.i\IlII;lli I\ l\ x. I‘II. \ I I. Hi ~ I I‘IIIL
Cc.
\\ IIlImII XII IlI\I iI ii I I .\I~l .I Iiiwiuh ll
IIII II \. \\.\‘II\ II .II lli\ lIilliI‘l‘
tII~i.I~i‘.-Il \_ I?
I \
\
:II «3n». I»
lui Ill-{ill
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-6-
IIII III llll .I: IV Fun I1 I‘nnv l .i T.II‘;I~ stuck
I l‘slt'} g‘IuIIIN ii} llII iI«I. l lII‘Il lllglll. lit“
.‘IIlI‘N I I.Il‘.:i‘ \II‘I l\ III iti’) 3.:IIIIII~, llih I‘Iill~
IIII‘II II III :I III III llllt‘ lIllIl \Illlt‘l} III‘ I‘I‘II‘I
l't‘l lit M‘lII’i llv‘ltl.
«9 7~
w'i‘IIlIic l.lllt“lr~, Nilllnllh. .Ii.I; ‘I‘IIIII 1» In
IIIIIIN IV buy IlI‘I‘
«o
'l‘lIvliI‘Nt .IIIIIII.Il tux hunt IIIIIIII Now
Emil... ;« I « E:ilI “til inky ploIII IIii 'l‘uc.»~
.iII. N32. :t... ..I I.. 2‘. l.‘ mu:
t;ii'I.. I‘i'.III.\ I;.I , I‘IIIIII.
W“ .Q. “
Tim lllliv i..I yr.“ ..; ‘. Il .ughtrrnl 'l‘i‘Ii-
I.I..II.I. .Lllil Julia FIIIMII‘ lllllllK‘il IliIIIl
.“Il lIlIIly III. Tl.lll~‘i.i_\ lI~l .‘i: . \vns piny-
in; .IIIIIII llIII _\’.IiIl no 'I\' .lzinul iy and It i»
aiippImIIl tliIt >iIII \\'. II :IY-‘I‘t‘tlllh‘ by tho
iccil. and III II IIII tip in dioxin}: I“.Iy.
R. H. Rowan will move in his new
house this weak.
"W
Alhflhtm lix\\ IiioiIIl Is IIIIIIIII; (I in w
III II' III. in: but n on III. I i‘II i. «212ml.
—- 7 — coo .
'i‘ln' N Itix'illit I ll‘i‘ lh
IlII Ir IIIIIIuIII Pill'ittlv IIIIIoIIIII will.
‘I#
MI. “and Stow has l’t‘l‘ll seriI-Iiaiy sick
for tliII past but in) s
I:.IIIIII ii’ have
-———ow- ,.._,.
Oil “Well Lii;u\ . 'o 10‘.
“oil: Ilic first in xt. TIII sdb)‘
u.——— A... , w—1
lli‘gulur \‘\Inllll\llllL‘;lli0ll of St.
IIIIlgc ltl~lll0rl‘t\\\‘ IIvIIiiiIig.
‘NO ‘
'l‘licrc wonI Ihrcc ruiiiiwuy accidciits lust
Saturday afternoon in Iiur city. Consider-
Il.lo damage to property but no one acri-
Iillxl‘Y hurt. c
, .. ,.. on
Thu pcoplu of I‘ounccticut prnycd ycs-
tcrIIIIy for thc Prvsidcm. and he sat up for
IIIII first time siIiIIc ho was shot.
-—>7 .
‘l‘IIc play “.~\ftIIr thII Upcrii," “‘lllt‘ll wus
:Innouuccd to appear III thc hnll ncxt SIItI
unlay has been puslpulicil until later in
thc scusou.
l“. .\ ;\l.. will
chilling:
John‘s
—— 4..“
Miss Fltll‘t‘llt‘t‘ 'l‘IiIIIinsIII; IIIII rt:i.III II .I
{my friciids IIIiy ,IlIIIIszIIII‘iy :It lll‘l‘ hIInIII
on “East strccl lust Friday cI‘cniIig.
-—- r40.”
l'urtica inturcstcd in thc widcning, Ill‘
tuning and layout of \‘l‘oodward IIchIuII
should read thc frccholders noticc in niioI
IIIIII' column.
—~~ w a.“
lIcy t Brcllieni‘ bout “Sili cr Spray“ took
out a large plcnaurc party to- “day They
uiwd good judgmcnt in selecting such n
bountiful iInd fast-stilling vcsscl. Mr.
Howard Ktiiipp. \vc unilorstiind. \I‘ns tlIII
cointncdotv.I of thII piirty.
————~«9—-—~—-
Tllt' rcsidcnts ot‘ Rotun Hill \verc stiu‘tI
IIId Monday night by what “my thought
to be llll earthquake. 'l‘hc pllulltllllt‘llll
was cxplnincd thII ncxt InIIrIIIng—Ucorgc
l. IIIIIlaII attack of tliw shakes. IIII is do-
lllg\\",tll
- ,., _..
\t lllll IIiIuI It If :I Iii: i-iIlIII III pI‘r IIIIIs
III llll\t inliIitIIl Hm .-I :InIIii III" III I. II
N. Dunning tlt'll‘ i‘l't’Ii It :lII- I'IIII;I~II;.I
ll'llllll church In: > il.Ii:l_\ III'IIIIIII; for
publication. lti» fl‘llllll IIII llll‘ wound
p: I"? and will \\'kl‘ pity :III in l't‘lltl it.
— 99.
Till‘ lil»l III iiII iiIIIIi IIiir fri IIIl III Im II.
l‘t‘lrlh “III! IIIft tIuii lA.»t ”llllllr‘tl .'»_y to!
:I\i.~ittiill:c' lli .rIIII IIV‘IIIIJIIII, ullt'\\'l\h
lliI gtli‘hl Ilf lli‘I itl- rli. Il lI'li III IIII' \'.illl'_\
(I‘I’IIIIIII. IA'c. MIL-x, .IiiIl tiny \\'t‘I'I‘ iIt
twiiding II horse ti-IIt III l’Ittsi‘iIIIIl. \‘I'II IIrII
llul able to Stillt‘ lIIIw llllll‘ll tliIIy “'IIll OI
liltil on the riicc.
__ cw”...
\VI- had tin opportunity this morning II»
[Inst lllt' qtiiility of NIH II} stI-I'» Ntlltl by Mr.
J-Irry “Tight :it this siI-IIIIIIIIIIII dock, :Iiiil
Iic List-I li‘.\.\. Mr. \Viiglii
has suppliwl 'Jil quarts to t‘. B. l)'.\I'tIIis
for his l't'Hllllll‘Illlt :It the Fair. III-siIlI-s IIII
is constantly kcp: busy IIpIInilI; IiystI-r»
for IliI- \lt‘illl‘l" lll III\\'ll.
I“ III may U; ‘_’I'
—— o~¢ . ,
Jim-pii t'Invl-I-rtiiu'uitv ll.\\ “l‘t‘llIllIkEll
t‘iIIni ‘l't‘ riiilrI-mi tl‘II-:lll§‘ .Ilill 'l-I‘ll I.‘
in II: - I‘I. i;l i Iii‘ilAlllll'Tll In.
in» \‘\\'l III-I i: :I \I .Iriifd. .IIIII IIIiiiIi'IJI >I’l
\kIII—IIIII ..
I'izIt, IIIiI‘ that ha: tea... »I tIiIIiIiif-Iut Ii'.I I
II llxI' :Il“it:“‘l ll\‘ i.I:i.i . ‘l\.1,l?‘ I. IIK'll‘. 'I.
t'I. I.'I...i‘I l.l\ l..I~v \ I'I:.' ‘III :‘IIII liflii Fl>:_'\“‘ .
.. I‘ll',‘ I. It" liitl ill.“ In I \I ‘. II.i [III
li‘uVI-iiii; puiiiic mid llll-II I \‘llliIl\ nu-
\\'II wgnII IIIIoIIsIII :.\lll. .Ii IIII saiiiir lllll“
\I‘isli liiiii m cry .IIII cuss ‘I hr. llt‘\\ .IIIII‘IIIIII.
.IIIII IIIIpc (Irv lllllé‘. \III Hill) lIc llllli‘ III
Iliruniclo the hut Iliut hII has luw‘li prw
i IIIIIII in at much IIIIII r pIIIIiiiIIII us h“ run»
I. \ltfil‘th‘d. \\‘i*lI.IIII IIIIIIIII‘II \vIIII IIIIII
l-ewi I‘IIIIsiIluIIIII I-I I,II~ii« In: Ila II IIIIquIII‘.
I It‘ l‘i‘I‘ll up \‘lltlt‘xl III takv charm: of llIII
\ rowing.
v-rh 99c .—.
ThutmwlrnI tiI‘IIIut tt'uIIIlvll \§ “\in
.\I\\\’ pm on: :I Iimii sum III III-rind“; hmt
III‘I III IIIIIr lltrll‘ IIIII \‘ lll KII‘III\i.II‘lIui1IIIII;,
ll IIII igvtIllInIlI'll III gluiiuwtm III‘ IIIII \‘IIIII
ll“ ht‘luifll, mulfil: twmlull iw‘IIIYI‘Il his
I. ll. iIIIuI tlIII NIIIIII IIIntItIItuIII in ‘T?.
llis rcconl III MIIIIIIIIINIIIp \\‘:l‘~ high. and
hi “its uwunlml tliII lugghmt litIIrIIry lu‘ll‘
III‘sIII both IIIIp‘II‘ImIIIIII .‘lr ‘I‘llgu Is
wcll IIIIl fiuorniily known in IIUlllH‘lll l‘ll“
IIIIIs, and to tho III;.II pIIIi‘IIssion thmuxh-
out thc static. IIIIII IIspIIcIIIlly III l-‘IIII‘IIIIIII
t‘ouiity llI- III not Without [ll‘llt‘llClll I‘X‘
ln‘llt‘lll‘l‘ llllllt‘ lIl\\. IIIIIIIIg lwcti in tho
IIiI‘IIIIIut‘ llIIII. It. It ‘IIIIIIII III lIIIIIbIIry.
and having lH‘l‘ll IlsIIII'iiItul will. thc Unit.
I. II. lI‘c‘NxII‘!‘ of that town III scvcrnl
important moth r: of IitIgII‘III-n. “v i» II
N)“ of t‘ounty tTIIIIiIIiissIIIiIcr l‘III;I~. \Vt‘ I
Wish lllL‘ :IIIIIIIIIIIIIII tliI inIIIIIIss \fiIiII‘iI
tIiII'Ir previous I‘I‘I‘III‘II .scIIIIis to prcdict.
_-—~ . ooo — 1——
TliII cxtrcmc III III. of but \‘I’cdncsdiiy
I-wiiiii; did not Iippcnr III prevent tho lit-
... :
\\'II ItziIiI-1N“ hi 1:. I: . . ‘lIll‘J .If the;
'E‘I-iiipIII‘uiiI'II l:”i‘\irlu I .. ,. iI:.IiIIr IIIIII
t iI‘III‘tIIiiI III ili- Inns. I‘I .mi. who prw
Iiclaliml iiitiII'I‘I .:i .. -.A* \\.IIII:.\'I~III:- ,
lvat cliuiriiitiivvity .. lim .IIiI.I.y'
III-Ii cutislimru I - ; .i. .1 l2. \.I'l
lii‘ty of III ‘ tux . .. ‘2. .I.}‘ 41“
singing. .\3 MI. I» II i:l-i.‘lIl‘l i
in music matter.» and I ‘ll’i uxporienco I
(If 15 ycnrs in choir :~ I..;. ; .Izi I ii'ls in his
Ilioir Inuiiy mow-lira; . - IvI- IEIiik llls i
llrt‘Ilik‘tllill.‘ \I'il‘. lI \
v——— w — I
—-(i0l _Vk)ill' BIN)!» .I.‘. ‘ II » l‘flmii'vil lll
tho basement lllltlr‘l' ;..I- , .I-uIIII. In.
-—7 4: cv ,
“'c 31“} iiiturtiiui ii. .I;
,\Iir\\ :lIl' . of thc ltii llI :IIII l .
arc the l‘t‘Clplt’lll.‘ I . I. \I :‘v iI IIIdsouic
prize, II.» III: \ “I rc III lllN! Intuit.“ .. our
tlII lilllwllrhi I f the f art at IIIIIIIIII during
thc sham IivtII. It ii-iI III-en :ts.~.iI.IIIml
that they wI-rII tIIII lit-t ti) I'iipttirc the
rr'IIIII colors. 'I‘iii.‘ speaks wrll for new h:-
Iéruits of an old tlrtwim li‘ll company, and
Iitll‘ EIII‘I.I~ uhhlzé \K) II-I‘i ‘Ilé‘l'lllW LII :N'Ilixlivxi
to know that “it‘ll" old i tl'liiwllly F is run i l
in; such 8 gucxl l. llll.‘.'—‘CJII“ nlI‘Ii‘I’I )~
.IIrrI‘I'r.
“WT—~—
Uld \Vcll Book and ladder company of
this city lizu'c rccuivul in. invituthui from
Harry Howard llIIoIt and I.'IIlIIIIi'(‘Iimpniiy I
III l’IIrcliIIIshIr t-i p:Irt.I~.;.:I: . In on Ir gum: !
parade on New" r can.
Tim iiivilullun I3
about twelvc InchI‘s Iconic. primal in
god on blue satin 'l‘III: company will
:IKVQ a. special meeting next Monday ev-
cning at ‘s o‘clock to c 4...}..1- tiic luviluI
thin. Thc .‘IIrcIunn nugii at: II full attendI
mice on that occasion.
-—-——¢o-o-——-—
llarry “'clls who has bccu iu the etu-
ploy of Riymoirl llmtlicrs for the past
three month and lodged in mm: barn. met
I young man by the imam ot' Jellufl. a sun
of Capt. Jclhif’i' of Westport. in Mike
Becker‘s saloon last Monday night. and the
young man being the wars-III for drink.
Wells luvsted him to slhtc lib; bed, which
he accepted. In the morning When he
woke up, the good sainarium (Wells) had
gone and With him he took about three
hundred and fifty dollars of the young
man's money.
Now that engineer Rider has diapcn'cd of
Luke chmo, would it not be well to
employ him to dispose of Built-cad pond.
In another column a correspondent
ofthe sift-cu: of this and oths very hid
action chant our city. and we agree with
him when ho m "it would be M
for auto guy forth: tremolo!“
diva-u III-cedar: than to pay doctor but.”
chelicvcltwunr. Lyons who all Q
almanac beforehadlcd that “to“
chaos Railroad pm would b. felt-IR
. and .1 horse allUl‘ Illiti III ..
92”.:th
M mum-Ir»
IIIiianIce at Mimic llall to willch tlIII per.
lIIrIIinricc of Mr. Joseph Murphy in tho
Irish driiiuu "Kerry UAW." 'l‘hc whole
I onipimy was composed of excl-limit :Irtiats
:.Iid those who .Ittriidcd wcrc highly
llll‘ll-‘l‘ll. Tho SCVDQ' \\ lici‘II ikIII U‘lliil‘i‘tl
II.» iii prison and ins room-nation with
m l‘glfllill. Iiiizl, "ihc uiivcriniii inlkcr" IviIs
\‘cry ldtlgilflllli'. uni; {llI' ii..rit mum could
not Ix- cvccllcd, Iui Illeli‘ was i\ rciil forge
.tu Il‘lt‘ll \Ill Illt‘ {(‘L‘l
I-f II genuine horse on IIII suds: 'l‘hc lust
;«.ct Iva» also very tam: wiII-rII the Ll‘ttlllf‘tl
\llth‘S mitt brought ti \‘ new» from the
i’fll‘t‘a‘, wlimii dt‘CldI‘Il tin: fortunes ot the
.)rI-w family. and mu anxiety with Which
Ill-I news was rcud wau very interesting
and those who filllI-CI III attcld have at
lean: lost the opportunity to see one of the
best performances cver givou in this city.
Prof, Sonia was present. and displayed his
nkill on tho piano to the delight of the
I-titirc homic.
.- «’. «WI—-
German Service.
Thc usual inuiithy VI-prIr Servicc. with
sermon. will be held in tho Gcrmau lun-
city.
gunfire at Trinity Church. this
Illl Sun-lily Ilflvl‘liowll III IIIreII o‘clock.
. 9.. .
I‘Ol'lt'l‘f‘t)“’~. '
John on! J.in.I w ‘Ilct c: lI‘Il\ It \\ 02w
.I-I-IIIIINI by tho IIILMIII I. l‘ \‘IIiU‘Illl'W .‘I’uiiI
d: y. Inylc liming iIcI :i :IrrI‘Is-trd for the
«we IIiI’IIzicc :: Icw ‘.iII nth. since Iva..-
:I muiil .lxi {01' on" llil.lIll‘I'll .Izid [WI-III;
li ys, am McC‘orm: k flr IIX' .' days.
-—~——~ool-~-~ «~-
I. 0. 0. .I‘.
Ala regular moi-ting ct Uur Brothers
Lodgc No. 10, l. O. O. F., of Norwalk,
in it Ifcndly evening, the committal, (ap-
piloted for the purpose at a previous
meeting) presented the following which
was unanimously accepted and udoptad:
I’|:I"ll
In Memorial.
Our beloved Ordcris called upon again
to pay a tribute of respect to a departed
Brother. Brother Burr Knapp died August
Still: In the tifIyIfourth I54) ycar of his age.
. Dmitri “£19:thka trod
mwtldcv cum-II to God.
Brother Knapp won one of the and
members of Our Brothers Lodge. A-
though modest and uumuniin in char-
many“; be was often y his fa -
low cilia-ma I» don. cf mponclbillty
And trust, the ‘ cf whic .. were db.-
chased with fidiuality.
m Km III a 3. led elem.
s charitable 2am I!”
Mud indulgcm limbondmgd mt»
"mechanismthnbcramllyudfficndc
doulamcnwi hummthcirafllcfion.
NW 4
Notice.
All temperance men and compcmncc
\i‘oi‘kci‘s who would likc to two a temper-
I‘llltt‘ iiirkct in tin fluid at tIIII III‘tllOll will
plI use IIIIIIIIII the Iiicciiiig at the ’l‘cmpcrI
iiiII II :‘IIIIII l‘Ii iomiis IIII .\': IiIIrIiIII cumin,
HI-ptciIiIIcr ‘IIIh. .\ 3.20mi timc II.\pI‘I toil
SIII‘I II XIIII\I‘.\I.I\ ‘I‘II1III~i;iI.I.\'II. ltlziI‘uiIM
Assucm'rlux.
.m.
I'rcwutullon cfn \Vutch.
lust. Thursday bcing thc tIIirtyIacvcmh
birthday of Councilman Bullock. some
thirty-one incinbcrs of tlic Temperance
Rcform (‘lub gavc him a surprisc party
in thc cvcniug. 'I‘hcy spout thc cvcning
until 9:30 in II veiy pleasant manner. at
that time Mrs. llitllcck announced that thc
supper wIIs rceidy, which was aplcndid us
Col. t‘unninghnn \‘llll vouch. Mr. George
Curr uskcd the blowing. after which Mr.
Elam. in it t‘cw IIpprcprintc rcmurks, pro-
scntcd Mr. llallock with It \‘t‘l‘y IIIiIiIlsoniII
watch and chain. llc was completely
surprismlund us soon as ho could gain
control of his findings. thmikIIIl his fricnda
in II very fooling Iiiiiniicr. spanking II.”
the sourI‘II from u l‘..I‘ll Bl cumin and lmu
llt iiip III I::iII~.l tlu- gift. Mrs. lliIllIII‘k
pIIIsIIIiIIIIl IIIIrlIuslIIIIiII with it bountiful
wt of gold IItuIlII. IInd Iiisniutlicr gavc him
It IIIIIIIlsonIc nnpkin ring. At clcvcn
o‘clock his friends took their dcpurturc.
having spent u very plcnsnut and enjoy»
IIblc evening.
'OO. ‘VW
I'ruycrs for tho President.
Youtcrdny our city rcspImdcd to the
recommendation of Governor Illgelow,
“that the people Iinitc in prayer for the
rcccvery of the Prcsidcnt.“ About till of
the busincss pIaCIIs III‘IIII Izloscd butIvIIIIn
the hours of ton and twolvc. At. the Con-
gregational church tIIcI'II wcrv unitcd sur—
vicIIIII Iit' llll‘ t‘oiigrcuntiunnl, Mctbmlist
iInd Buptist Iongrcgations. The schII‘cs
were under thi‘ Ilircctiun Iil' llev. H. N.
Dunning and wore participated III by
Rev. Arzu Hill of lllt‘ Methodist church
and mIIInlIIIrs IIf lllt‘ III‘VI‘I‘IIl llf‘llhllllllll-
lions. 'i‘IiI- rcIIi:IrI\;: 'in the pastors \vcrc
IIII_I' zippmpi'iIItI- and .lllt‘llll‘I'l'l)’ listened
to by tho t‘Ullgl‘t'gtlllull. .\t the I-lIiI-IIII'II
tlic »I:r\ ices llz'v. Ilir lliiiiuui;I run] it tol—
IIgrnIn stilling thI- I‘t‘lllllllli‘il iiiiprIIvvnIcnt
of thc l'lt‘h’ltll‘lll.
.\t Tiinity church lllt IIIIrI'iIII Pl“l'rt‘l'llll'
ducted by In. SpIIIII- III' and u'IIIII vcry iiII-
prI-ssiyi'.
...
I'ull‘ mil.
t'ity and town (‘lt‘t'lltlll two wwks from
Iic.\t Monday.
Who is the coming IIIiinir?
\Vc III-:Ir of the following Iinnicd gon-
llt‘lllt‘ll Its (‘fllltlltllllt‘zl for thc iiinyornlily:
Mayor Adams, IIx-iimyor Ely. ex-maycr
I‘lllllllfll'il. III InuvIIr llniiford, ox-maycr
Swurtz. tiIIii. ’l‘nylor. NI-Isuii Taylor. JFII
MIIJorI‘IIIIs. E. “on. I‘III. Cunningham.
cx-stIItI- trcusurI-r linker. I‘X*(‘\lullClllllan
how. I V-(‘Ullllt‘illllllll LIIstI‘r. llon. R. H.
II‘IIII-un. «x I'IIIiIIciliiuin Eben llill. anda
IIIIIIil-I-I III“ l‘lllt‘l'n tII llllllli‘l‘tlllh to Illt‘lllloll.
'I‘IIII rI pIIIIliI .Iiis propiw- to put a solid
‘II'LI‘I I‘ II..- Ii- 3.]
’i‘ill Ili‘flll‘ tut» .litli
"I“ II ‘IlIi III l‘. I iuI. bu.» not hccn con-
.Ii- l_.;. in gilliil lllI‘t‘llllgS hcrcnftcr
I ll :II' ’| MI. ‘ll I'l .\Il lllllltlfi on dock.
’l «I i> I..III III a Iiiiw‘uicn is it secondary
I ‘llhltlt'i‘iitiiiil this y‘all Ercryhudy wants
III IIII niziyur.
limixl the \‘lt‘l‘lltnl Iicticc III another 001‘
Illnll
XIIIIIIII J. i‘rIIII' will pmbablc be rcnomI
IImIIIIl i'IIr SrlIIcIIiIIuI by IIIII democrats.
\‘Ill‘lI .NIIIIIIIN III iI‘IWVll‘Vlilll will uti-
I‘IIIIIIIlely l'\‘\‘\ iIII IIII wpablivein llI‘lllll‘Ifl‘
lldll I‘III M‘lt‘I‘llU Iii.
\\‘II hour IIIII name .It IIIIIII‘III‘ \V. Day,
“\I‘N‘H‘llt‘ll us lll!‘ ‘l‘III.Ii-I-r..iiov I‘llllillillllI‘
lI\l‘ mayor.
\\'I‘ tittilchlnud that IIIIIIyII'
ilIII I‘Ity IlIItIl II III Ili‘i‘t‘lll IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
III tIuinIi I‘I‘IIIII \‘lllll‘l IIIII wpuhhcun, IIcItI~
IIcmtIcIII‘tIIIIIpcIIIIIII‘v party. It will umkc
III» tllllt‘l‘t‘lh“ III lIIIII II but party IIIIIIIr
hutch him only III‘ \\ I IIIIu» to IIII put on A
good slowly pint l‘IIl‘tu
tIIIncrIII (luycr wxll undoubtedly h“
I‘IIivII thII ncIIIinIItiIui for IIsIIIIssIIr by IIIII
IlIIIIIIIcrIIIs IIIIII rcpublicuns. (IIIII. tluycr
hits lll‘lll thc “l“t‘l‘ of llrlflt‘IiNtll‘ fur II IIIIIII-
llt‘l‘ of yours and hit» pivI-n IIIIIII l'rllll satis-
t‘IIIII Ion.
'I‘III: lII‘I‘III‘III .‘\?i?i0t‘lltlltlll llt'lll It IIIIIIItng
LIIII I‘ III‘
; .II tlIIIu‘ rooms Saturday night to consider
wIIIII IIIIIII‘sI- tl.I 3. \\ IIuIIl min: at lllt‘ conII
itigclcctiuna. .\ gI-IIIII‘III discussimi tIIIIlI'
plItI‘II. IIIIIl ‘ll\‘_\ l‘IiiIIlly \il" iIlI‘IIl by It IIIiiIti
llllOIlri \U',“ to llt‘lltlllllll' Iin IIIit-IIIIILIIIII
cltv and Inuit IIIIIIpIIIIII.IIII iickct. .\
ciiucus will IIII IIIIlIl Ill tIIIIlI- lluum Iicxt
Saturday night. .\ ‘. tvnq-uruncc InIIII {u‘II
IIIIrIII-stly rprII-stvd III III~ pII‘sIIIII.
-‘ ‘ ' 006"
Per» "I‘llifh
film. IIIIIIIIIIIiII :tlltt son of Now York are
chain“; Mrs .l.I<.‘«.Il) “'Ill’llllflil IJII Hay View
ivI-iiuc.
\Villiu-II llI-III's HSIK‘II iI.I;; it II‘\\' IIIIyrI .II
Ncwurk.
Licuteiidni \VIII'IlIIclI loft. this city ycs-
terdiiy for New Boston, Bdl‘kdlltl'e county
in the slum ot‘ MIIssuI-liiisctts where he 13
employed by Barnum, Richardson d: 00.
MIsIIAImic Sperry I-ItIiincIl home last.
Friday lrcm II \istt III Norwulk.—-Shcre
Linc I‘I‘mca.
MI. L. P. Home has gone for It few days
go the bills of Berkshire. Mass.
Mr. Wm. H. England and family of
Brooklyn are visiting at their mother‘s.
Mrs. Edwanl Whitman, on Washington
Slz'cc.
Mr. Curtis Smith of this city. has gone
to Prattavillc in the Catskills for his
health. -
Misc Auulc Vuil of Brooklyn in visiting
blends in town.
Mr Lint-I. Wright
BI-tizcl.
I.'hlfi. \Vittrnus of l‘uughkccpsio has re-
tIIreII home utter a short visit in this city.
.‘IIIIIrgu Burl.- tins i'uturncd homo utter lb
V It to his cough; Fl‘l‘ll Intake of this city.
.Ilr. Jumci ll. liuupp has been rusticut-
In; In Sumtcga for it Ivcck. .
Mrs. Sidney Guthrie and Mrs. Lamburl;
are visiting Mrs. Samuel Comtcck, ad on
Main street.
Nelson Hoyt of Brown a Wilcox has
returned from his vacation.
Conductor Scarles and wife were In
town over Sunday. "Andy" is on his lul-
niutl vmtion. He will Spend most; of his
.I punt Sunday III
two weeks in the northern part of the‘
state.
Miss Lizzie and Dollie Scudder, of West-
field, New Jersey and Miss Gwyndeline
Guyer of Omaha. are visiting their
grandmother Mrs. Muryfiaymcnd. Flux
Bill.
George W. Day returned from big 'Vlt'
cation on Saturday. He drove on Satur-
day fifty miles. and his horse was good for
us many mom when he arrirnd home.
was Ella. Wulkcr of New York city is
visiting in town.
. Ilk- Edlth Jones of Bridgeport/la Visit-
ing “In. Sarah Jones, Flax Hill
15.6mm H. Ferris and family buve‘
mm from Bldgcflwd. I. V.
, m flit of aiming,
no Fair.
The Fairticld County Fair in now, at the
time of our issue. in full operation.
Tlic wliclc display 19 vcry tine. The ex-
Iiibit of cattlc and horses unusually 80.
Bradley of New llavcn and Jarvis of
llridgcpcrt havc II largo list of Agricultu.
ral machinery. Thcrc arc the usual
quantity of side shows and eating booths.
We counted night. of the latter open on
Tummy. The track is rather dusty. oth-
crwiac it is In good condition. Some very
fast work is expected to-morrow and Fri.
day by horses owned in this vicinity.
IN THE uUILDING.
You are first struck by the floral display.
Peter Giguc of Non-walk and E. 13. Jan-
nings of Scuthport furnished those. The
latter Inna very charming and complete
collection of grasses and tubercsca and foli-
Iigc plants.
Then the attention is drawn to the numb
moth vegetables grown by John Ryan, of
Clinton Heights Place. Stamford. He
shows II pumpkin weighing 153 pounds.
Stalks of com 13 foot high. He beats the
world ulth beets“ Ito 95 feet. long. and
puts cov ctousncaa in our hearts by two
water melons weighing 100 pounds. All
other vegetables in proportion
We could not learn the name of tho ox-
liibitor of some very remarkable onions.
The fruit. deputmcnt is well filled. Tal-
cott Wakeman shows some fine plates of
grapes and peaches.
We pass by the carpet exhibit by Road
«clothing by several parties, and various
other Interesting things to mention the
elegant display of musical instruments by
LOtlflllSl The stand is very tastefully dec-
orated IInd lie show a II. \nricty of the moat
cprIIIIIIvc instruments. The player is
Chas. Wilson of New York.
Shoiiingcr & Co. of New Haven show
tire of lllt‘ll‘ cxccllcnt organs, one of them
supI-rior for power and brillumcy to any
other shown. 110 also shows an Emerson
piiuio. ii \‘El y admirable instrument for
tho.I parlor. his exhibitor is Richard Wul-
ion of this city.
lliittcry. of Silver Minc- hits \‘l'oud‘s or-
gum. I'lllil thcrc is still another make but
II-II could not lIIIII'Ii thII name of tho exhibi-
IIIr of the organ.
'I‘IIII :Il'l Ilcpartnicnt l8 snincwlint less
full thiiii Ilfllllll. but has more works of
IiiI-rit tliini IIIIfIIrII. (Inc of II pair of pan-
I-ls isIIIiItI- tinc.
'l‘liI- II-I‘Iill nnd ornaiiicntnl work shown
by ColII of Bridgeport is one of the most
beautiful curiosities of the Fair.
There are many fine specimens of need-
le-work and embroidery but space will not
allow us to specify.
DcKlyn Iind Mead make confectionery
III the Fair, so it is possible to follow the
several stages by which rnw sugar becomes
II caramel.
D‘Artois has the restaurant in the main
building. where a good meal can be pro~
cured iit II moderate expense. One of the
most interesting sigbtais that of chickens
hatched by machinery automatically con-
trolled by clectricity. This incubator is
the bust in use and an opportunity to cx~
amine its principle of construction iii cs-
pccially valuable to a chicken raiser. for
the old lion‘s occupation is gone and who-
ever dcpcnds on her hereafter will not do
it III a profit.
The poultry exhibit is large and there is
shown a few very nice birdn Bright of
llridgcport has a beautiful collection of
Pigeons worth going to see if there wcro
nothing else.
'l‘uoulay was occupicd in entrance and
arrangement of articles for sale or compo-
tition so thcrc may be said to haw been
no IitIcIiIlanw. ‘l‘osdiw we loilru the ab
l.‘lltllll\\‘0 is tumor, it looks us if this was
to bob vcry succrcmful Fair. Ounce“ to-
"new «ml \U‘llluIlfiw “with Spcciul
trains on “In lkiuhury mud. ‘l\I~niIu‘t\II\‘
III III» Ihwcrum‘h day.
“'7' ’ .‘9 ""W
INN IIIII Scnrium ‘;
I‘n‘d crlc I‘crklun.
:III\II L I III‘N'l‘ UP I\ NH‘I‘RlI Invitation
\I \X‘h i.II‘lI‘. WINK.
IIII \\ lIo wrfornis II work bcnclltting
lllltllkllltl, or brings about reforms in thc
him-st of thc public. iii acucrally thc lust
mm to spunk of thcm himself. llc may
IIII'III'tisII \leIII M ban to offcr, but pcn
Ioimlly hc numifcsts no dcsirc for promi-
:ivIIIIII. TIIccc-nscicusncssthat his work
I». l‘t‘t‘t‘l\‘l.‘ll with satisfaction in payment
IIIIIIugII for him. Imd he pnIIaIIs in and out
.IIIIoIIg his fellow biisinma nit-II sucking
IIII other reward. This is eminently true
«If IIIII gentleman wIIcIIc nIImII appears tit
lll“ bond of this itcm and whcac genial
IIIIIII link so often bccn sccn among us. No
ciliur man had donc more to inaugurate
and maintain low steamboat fares lic-
tIIIIIIn this city and Now York, and the
success of his venturcs can bc truccd to it
lauowlvdgc of utetunbcut busincssncquu‘cd
LII-in; long years of nmoclatlcn than»
IIIIII. Confronting those who predicted
{IIIIII‘II \vhcn, with clinrtlctIIriI-Itiu bold-
” llt'rIEl Illltl IIIIIIII IIII IIll‘IIrcIi to can y illlflflt‘ll'
gL-Is from this city to New York for thir-
IyIIII-II cents. and fifty cents the round
top. when for time immcmoriul not less
II. III onII dollar lmd boon exacted by oth—
I ers, Is lllt‘ fact of his scheme‘a sticocasdmd
the pl‘onliI-It‘ of continued support by the
traveling public.
My. Perkins. general agent and man-
agcr of White's Iteamboat lines, wu born
in Hartford, Ccuu.,ln18$3. Hie father
was Isaac Parkman prominent member
of the bar. who at his death in 1840 was
Suite attorney for Hartford county. Elia
brother, Henry Perkins held the office of
Judge of Probate for Hartford nearly
twenty you", Mid after that became pros-
iIicnt of the Merchantllo National bank of
Hartford which poulllon be had to relin-
IleslI on account of his health. He was
auccamlul as president by Mr. C. if. Nor-
tIIIIIII. .Ii‘te'r whom the famous atcamcr of
thc Nuw Haven line was named. Mr.
Parkiiw commenced life among steam-
butit$ IIIIIIII after his father's death. in
1‘ 40. taking II position as clcrk on one of
E iIIk‘s lane of swam propellers. Although
y .iing. he had made several trips on one
0: two of the first «team propellers Built
for the Long Island Sound crude. called
the Eagle and Lion commanded respect-
ively by Captain: George and Glut-lea
Deming. These gentlemen cftcrwu'da
look commmd of the new Men Sachem
sud Seneca. The flat nomad run the
steamer upon which Mr. Perkins oom-
monced life. and lie but ever since, in one
way or another, scented all water. On
this steamer he remained four years. Ell
that: investment in steamboat property
was the Annals, bulll by Phelps, Dodge
& Co. of New York to run between New
York and Derby, Conn. For ubouttaro
years be here noted as clerk. Finding
t‘ Illvantuie running at alou he with-
draw. saving about; fifty cents on the dol-
lar. Aftar leaving the Annals ho fllhd
two or threw position: on Bound m
till about the your 1858, when he was on-
ptoyed by the Mazda, on their new
amortize Danna-o, built formic:-
fard ludcpondcut Outside names:
. New York, (hp: It!“ Phlhdclphh.
c n which has: bu solid u par-Ir for m
,altliougbrthc thermometer has averaged
mmm.m.mm
gonna. Wbcatbomoftbo «bullion
broke out than WWW
taken by the Govcrnmcnt Inbound”
steamers soon gave him a! Insight into
government business and he immcdhtcly
took II hand in the work of chattering
boats for the government, «calving libeb
at collimation and being III they then
called it “in the ring,“ drove a preamble
basilica. Otto of the tint bout- put into
government service by bin run the Alice
Price, (about the ciao of the Nelly Whito,
always a favorite on the Norwalk route).
owned by Mr. R. Cornell White "Id
family, he being at that time in the crock-
cry business in Murray or Hudson amt,
New York. This was the first balm
relation ho had with Mr. Milo. He
held the chum for the Alico Price till its
rclinquislimcut to Mr. White in 1866, im-
mediately tharcnftcr connecting blmulf
with that gentleman to look cfter his
growing business, which, ants well known
has proved wonderfully successful. The
chcralnk Company, that. being the acute
by which Mr. White‘s company was flat
known, built the Ncllic White cud Amer-
icus, always so popular on the Nor-walk
route, and the Columbia and Grand Re-
public for the Rocknway route, also the
Rockaway, built at Norfolk, Va“ and lost
in transit while towing from that. city to
New York. Mr. Perkins has been indi-
rectly connected with Mr. R. Cornell
White twenty yours. and directly fifteen
years, the entire period of bisaea going
life covering about forty years.
PAUL.
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ROWAYTON.
The day of prayer for the recovery of
tthI-csident was strictly observed here
by the closing of the stores and a general
refraining from business.
Our school commcnced with eighty
Scholars. The attendance has increased
above tbs nineties. III the room for the
larger scholars thcrc are only seats for
live more.
The nuisance of bathing in the presence
of the numerous ladies that walk our
streets is about to be suppressed. Henry
Hall was arrested on Tuesday. They who
mused his arrest did a public benefit.
On Tuesday afternoon while some of
the ladies of Mr. Dibble‘a family were out
for B walk they took a stroll in the woods
near the railroad track at Dar-ion. They
observed some one dodging behind the
trees not far distant. They had no fear
because there were six ladies and they only
saw this one man. He approached nearer
and they noticed his feet were muflled to
stop any sound. When he arrived in their
presence he so gromy insulted them that
they all run, and then five others made
their appearance. The ladies escaped and
arrived home in excitement and terror.
The law against trumps cannot be too
strictly enforced.
On Tuesday afternoon nbout five o‘clock
Warren Rowland‘s little dcughter. about
eight years of age. WM drowned. She
was playing with some other children
mar the Dorian bridge. She lost her hat
overboard from the bridge. and endeavors
ingtc remover“ from the Colonel Ray—
mond dock she lost liar WINGS and m
drowned. Mr. Rowland lost “intonat-
iug little boy by being drowned about two
years since. The people deeply try-mp»
thine with him in this second disaster.
Burglar-II have becn prowling Around
this vicinity during the past weak. 'l‘licy
ransacked t‘cloncl Stcphcn Raymond‘s
Imus» 'l‘lic old Imm saw tlicm II: II» lay
in but, He said one was It tall fellow cud
IIIIIIIIIIIIr \vzui abort If» thcuglil they
wow looking for .mcncy by the way they
stiml up tlIII clothing in tho trunks, 'l‘lic
Iluluncl said lIIuliIl not know of any money
in thclicusc, but thought probably thcy
might lind sonic thcu lIc would make u
nush on thciu IIIIII 1“in it IIII ay.
-.. . oco « -
Thc llctluullsl roman-cums.
.\t thc l‘lt‘lllllt‘lllt‘lll lllcthodist Coul‘crI
cncc in lmIIchi yciitcnliiy Bishop Nc'l‘ycI
ini mndcnmcd tlic priicticc of trawling
on Sunday. Tho second subject discussed
was: “Thu I‘I‘lution of Mctbodism to thc
wmpcrmicc Incvcmcnt.“ Mr. Kyuctt said
mlulstcrs should pructlcc what thcy
prcachcd in regard In tIIIIIpcI-Iuice. otbcr-
wiac tlicir missions would be uselm. Mr.
Price rcmurkcd on tlir increase of tempor-
au co in Amcrica. cspccially in North Cur.
cllnII.
Thc next aubycot discussant was. “Juve-
nilc lcmpcrnncc organizations.“ Mr. Ed-
wards said it was IIIc duty of the church
to take up the strugglc Iiguinst inwmpvr-
Incc. Mr. l-‘IIrlcy ccndcmncd ministers
stud Incmbors of thc church who drunk
liquors. flu said he know the ministry of
Virginia was not free from reproach, and
that he would expel all numbers indulging
in intoxicating drinks.
w—«w
The Prcsldcnl.
For the lirSt tintc iii seventy-two days
the President yesterday spent II portion
of the Ilnv in Ii reclining chair. Tho
change was made at. his own desire and
without harm. although it will not be
strange if this morning‘ 8 bulletin should
aliow a little incl-cue of favor
The beat indication from the ciok
room In the Precldcut‘u own belief tbu be
Is improving, and his «commotion to
render all the nuisance poulblo. This in
u marked coutmt with the last two week
at Ilia White House, when he Ind appu.
entity lost heart. and hope. Courage it
worth more to him now that modicluc.
ww—
State Fair at Handel.
Tho entries for cattle, born and cheap
for the State fair at Mot-idea, Sept. m,
Stat 236 and 33d are all in and insure n
wry fine exhibit. Great attraction: Ire
announced for ovary day of the Fair.
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The Connecticut Bible society has cui-
waned 68,859 families and found 1‘98 Prot-
tumt families without Biblu, and 11,758
who didn'tgo to church. The: agent:-
aold 18,400 Bible- and gave “my 4000.
The donominntlom nuuarlcdly 0W,
show Oonmtioml fumlllu mm; ao-
mn Oklahoma, 15 ,815; Moduli. JAWI‘
Epinopclluu. 0.097; Bowl-56,808, fatho-
nn. 778. Unlvontlat, 480; Marlon,
859; Unlawful, 18!: Christian, 187: othcr
denominations, 1,981; no religiou- pra-
fcrenoo, 5,156.,
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neoymrcetof 1881 will notbe awry
prolific one according to the preterit cut-
look. Some of the plantar- my the spur;
hunt very fairly in pineal. but from I
general survey of the field the avenge not
Is not likely to be good.
,.
While the Namclcss yacht club lay in
New Bedford the whaling chip “ Peru"
"rived there with a cargo valued at w,-
000. She but” boat: on II lbmyenn’cruhr.
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WEWKIS‘IWW Mata.
mm much fatal-Mt,
transports. Thc management of tho-c ,
FALL & WINT
FOR THE
ah
Insurance Block 80. N orwalk,
WILL OPEN THIS DAY, AUGUST
31, THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF
MEN, VIIIITIIS, Mill BOYS’
TRADE 0F1881 &’82.
45 Main Street, Norwalk.
l
Clearing Out
“OF—-
FOR. CASH.
Silkmmm 850.
Imofbldo'lbmd‘ Glov- 93o. w
downfmuollo.
Lot of Children‘- Lluu cad LIN Gallon.
all half-price.
Lulla- Ooruh;350 cad 48c.
arugula Cor-cu, 50c. Worth 75c. and It
a I -
Jobfilotofuou.» le- Ibui wholenlo
prl as.
Ladiu A runs, Colloo W cud Hua-
linJJn arm, 3 good nudity and well
m c.
lion‘s Whit. Shim. hutch-led cud un-
lluud riod
Luce Buntbigu lI‘c.
Cubmem, light colon, 19w.
Brocade Salim.
Plain Sauna.
Scrub Sim
Colored Silks
Black Silk, we and upwards.
Black acumen “ “
Bolt quslity of lawns.
Sta-mind Print). 0c par yard
Dram Oatnbrlc. 100 “3
Now York Kills lulln 1N0 per yud.
nonnat- Ticking. W0 cud lilo.
M Woven Ilia-lint. it yd with, 850
II“ M
I‘Illlll’S GEM' Llllllllll S
present time it in very low in price.
youulcitor mtibmir thctimctczbuy. Forcshorltmp
Is one of tlic best for Family}: Use made in AmcrII-‘m.
Sales
Summer Goods
I 0561‘ 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 niy customers BARGAINS at all times.
If. VAN ROOSEAE,
68 Washington St, 80. N orwalk, Conn.
At the .
It will soon advance. bad if
Norwalk Chronicler