guufll Jamil; grain"!
....._.. . - w... do”-
Walrus-d”: March 8, [lit
Lint! or ‘ when
R hum»... at tho Pint-office It South
V.“ ll‘i‘. ll om s. 1882. Parsons calling
fo: my of those lf‘ut‘l'l will plow fly
12w. mm :phwfllmu
“2. Hi .21.. \rZ'u. .‘tlulcr \Villiam
'i. «. .l ~ryli .\ llutlnr' ,‘u-c EM“
.\!, ‘J-‘Ir. “nib-VF wt, \l.. I‘tlu:
‘ngnsril. Mr. ~l.lill..\ Il.\tll.. l. his-i
ll .tl. Mm. .\l. l. .lt‘ll.al!\;:«. Mm. (f'l.‘~h‘
bx. guns—ml. L»: (in 2': ~ 1.. “till “13.. l“.
\\' RWHI ol. M 'llt‘ll ll-inzh. Mm:
\‘fx :1 5-21 .h. “1“ lg?” ,- 3. ix. J ~l~u on
‘t\.lr:". .‘l.$ l‘ll.‘|“ *\ \VI'l-ll.
.l. xllt'nlxu. l‘. ll.
<> ~—
l.l-t ul‘ Lclu‘n
': ...... .4 ‘ :fn- i'wbollivo at Nir-
\. t .i. Tllvrvlt 3‘ Vii“). Rho.»
. '»l' .‘ x if lllt‘n- lrlll‘l‘Sltl'Wlm'
*3." 2h ‘\ .tz‘o :blvvrllwcd.
x \\ \1-:.-. ‘l .‘lz't ,\. llll.:fl",.
\l .. ‘.l ., 3.» l‘ - |- :'~. 31=» .\u;.i.' l)
.,. . .‘lr l‘. \ ll-lm mu. Flt'll-‘l‘t‘l.
ll; (:1), \Vz-lm'u ll. l“.l'tin-,;Zun‘ M ‘
Hz; in: lltwk; -~. limo) lluluog flux
5' L. m llvth'm .._~...;x, .\l\r~ .\l:o‘\- E. Half
an 1%!ka ‘larlm. [Hank .‘1flllwl‘.
.l .:.3. l’wrr). Ml“ Suldlr \‘vilt‘h. J. S
\\'.i. m. .\. \Vmul. MN. .Xbi \Vvlb. Mus
Arturo \\'.-b-trr. Mm l‘uulmo \\'ullvr.
\‘lms. (llllnsfi‘zhl, P. .‘l.
il.rr_\ Mulch l‘ntlllllllulillll will upprur
m Nit-val “all on the Edd.
* O O
lu‘ob .\[. [nylon \Illt‘l‘i some dostru
n3 . pldt‘vu to lot. Swauulltvr column.
-_,————-..>~ -~..
,\ good farm of tlurl} acres to rcuf
‘rvm April lxl. Sm- mlvvrlial-uwul.
~' 9..
\ awrx‘r D'Artolv lllllkrs l\ good show
t. {“353 now slum-tow in “out Hall Block.
7.. , 909
l‘. l\'. l. u‘li\\'uul or
_ l'illlt'llt n
it». i lo‘ :xol\ t‘l'llit‘llll‘lll.
Norwulk
prwm‘ this
ofl'r‘tu
ill “mull.
'7 .0. ’—
.\l. .1 ll llow of Norwulk bus rumbl-
,. r- m l}: .l .l lulll‘llt on :1 portublc burg“
,ll' Aldrin,
«o , w
l;\ ~ln-l if H: (tl‘gt' \V. L! “'38 0f l‘rlllgt“
3‘1: '_ \\'.'.‘ m l .u u on Murphy. and (‘Ellll'tl
i\ ll; tltil ”.llllfil'll.
O~O ~
_\lul.:~'a”1r,:--r sottt—klott :il llcorgv
\ l..\lll‘\!\ 'l‘wt-lvc ccutsn quart.
.‘O “
b, llulluck
ll »\ :'~ to \\ llwllit‘ on Roton
tlto lll~l of April
9..
H, x“ lm-kwood of this city. llni
«vr 'l I pxlvut on a now
\lv \ moi“ \vlll occupy
Hill.
\l:
dcvlgu fol :t
- ,.!«»l
‘> <
«.u. '\ «Eur lv't‘rl\rtl but Stlurllnv
m l \ «L w. ll. 1..:motdorf'orl'nur
l .l; -
w coo—«w—
‘V ‘41”: llr‘olu} til llzl‘ ‘lJlk‘ \‘Ult‘tl
:; ll. ~: llzv' romlrmztllon of lemcuel‘unk.
‘.: g.
—~ Mr ~
.\--.rl_v ..:l of Notwalk and fl large
' *mmvr from thin city wcrvduwn on tho
lmo of llx-w-xtvnston ol'lbo Dunbury mud
«is Sunday.
—-—-——— «9
\V.» u-ztlmxrmld thol‘o is a. woddiug
{4%
It‘s} \Vsz Aromtw :l"(l {Ugh cll‘vvl.
9.. **
llew, Mr. 'l‘rmz'.‘ rth l~ clurc Will 1..-
;:'..-u at tho ”porn. ll. uw. Norwztllx'.
Sui»
la
E’ldt't‘llllfi “ml; on the corner (If
th‘xf Tucsdxy l‘Vt‘lllll;:. lllb inst.
"'l‘lc Eutitous of I‘drls,”
coo ~m~
l-I. Loft-mt: Ho} t, son of Mr. Rolcrl
M. Hoyt. loft this rily for (i;l1n>\‘lllv.
Fl \l‘hlil. ltts‘f Friday \\ lr-tn lh' \\ ill rrumm
.ll'C’.
mtlzl \vurm wuobwtz
.0.
Mr r; 25.: d Hf N» v. Yolk. world-Luv
al' lilw..r:l \Vlttlnmtt of lbz-a L‘tly. h:th ry-
cvml) urn plml llvo pour-tn a: publhht-r
of ll»~ .\':~\v Yn l‘k ll'ou’d.
—— «O —-—-c
Thu ll;l'lHll:ll «moo p nm-d an act
Tllt‘vl I} {Ml lb :‘hms. poi! r mics from
[v u-yr r’l l » l‘r'lJ orb: m‘.‘ and from Slln'r
Man-a lo Nam .dr 1.. Hm ~l.;lv'.
4.-
‘l‘Mv mt'T aw in llwlututrr‘txtlxtrotglb
.wra')’W*1'AVC (LH 1”. ll u . m the slut.
Erwin-.1: \: ry great in llll' l :~l few yours.
“5 l2.
l=t 2‘33 'ltrtw \u l‘r' :t?'--lll lid“? lltcmlw r\
.aud 1’ l‘l‘rh :tl lllt‘l‘o .lrf.‘ :tbolll inch).
-— Q0. ~~
\‘v'n l::t\~‘ .2. txlubllion in tho mow
u ,. E u ~ ll‘o‘ Simrlxm. nfl‘m- ;\ cumm-
-:. v: t}. ~:..lp.- ufs. mun-ml l2.k«to.-l,
, g .. (filmy-ml» ~1nrzetzv-us. l'. 1‘
§ . " lwvnlj ~lx dlllvrvut stun-:—
.
a.» ’
"V“ “ff l:\ V‘ vt‘ l .‘ll Hill ll llili :lll'd‘ ll‘
\.ni{1t .lluglmlr who hi it!
.3 .l: .t «’vlll‘t‘l‘lll. their. and who nu
w. my lill~ lillu’t‘ll lint prszv fur (‘lt‘rlil flt‘v‘
er, tbrnx studios.
«4.—
.\lr. \V. .\. \\’lu-ri.-r. formerly of the
iwt‘liw Md 3!; :ul'uvlurlug Company be“
i llu ‘3 ll 9 t‘lllll‘t' nu‘untl floor uVr-l' Dlllb
:‘ ink l: N Works on Warm strcvl. and
‘ : st loo d.t_\'» \vtll lw prrpul‘vd to fulllll
orl-vrx t‘ r lmttor's alll‘lli, wrought and
t‘ ‘w.’ in .t'v h. Ho n ill uir‘ u \vutrr molt'r
fur power «ill “‘lll bo prvpnrwd to turn
0 .t .1 Mun .msoum of Work.
. w - ..
l: u ;‘l 9w want by :ulvcrtlwmenf in nu~
utlwr rm‘alrmt that the "l'ta'y Szitlxtllfll
limm‘ ~f Soulb Nurwalk have bran au-
thors: ~el 37. John Joy Knox, Comptroller
tho bu!
”1-“ol‘ l-cl: klhg :b provubul in SE‘CHOH
tifzy v‘lll' bumlrwl :uul ~lxly nine of the
El -\ m-d Sultan-a : f fbc L'u‘lcd States."
Tzw new S’Mlzlt’ Will prolmbly bc ready I.»
do ldlslntv- \‘x ry smut lu’trr tho first of
April,
, . M ,- ,
Ixtst Friday Mrs. J. W. Studwrll mu
trusted to spend llm day with Mm. Snub
{on Solbck. llt'r bump. on Romp Bill.
and it being her birthday. apleamutt
lutlc surprtw was gum-n up for her ben-
Mlt. llcr husband was to call fut-bet
about right o'clock. but lnfiffild of com-
ing alone. he brougbt I numbar cf
frlcuds Ind acquaintancm A very
plwuani rvemng was Ipcnt Ind Ill ex~
pl'r-le lhvmwlvm as well planed. Mn.
Sump-ell rvcoivnl at number of land-
oovue presents.
of rim .3 m. .wy “to l‘l‘lllltlv'flt‘l'
”n”
Sparkling Water Temple of donor
N»). 6. of lllld city held nsocinble in their
l‘lwnui on Monday cvcning last. Th3“!
were almut one hundred pn-Ient. Re-
liarcc ’f'em ple of 3101:!“ Vernon wu
rvprwa-ntml by four of its membefl, who
favored the gathering with I few
spirited remarkI on temper-Inca. Ind
after :1 few short speech“ from the
brotbcni of the home tample, Ill ludnlt
ed in a heavy supper. after which
the company wII favorcd with I few
appropriate mags. Inc! It I “cable
hour all returned bu their ham we“
planned with the mm.
1: u "idem. that t: Econ tchil'
son‘- Poiu road will be greatly dam
by the uremia: of the Ruhr: I’M.
Wouftitumbouu rut-tho city a
thermal to have» Harlow W cm
and per. in Ipr-ruoniwmhitI good
drive down Woodwind Irma-EM
aw amt. tthil-cnkm Ind.
Ind tbcrcby «not mun-nah at
mimics! mama.“ an at
it- ?» shirt with”! It an!
‘1“, _ A
The lIgIl mpturc of trout will be n
in Ibout I month. 31
N...“ —.—
Moodv Ind SInkey (Go-pal Hymns) No.
4 for Ialc It the 88mm omcc.
WOO-m
Rood Buvtlnnd‘a midencc iI receiving
I apt-mg coat of pIint.
H.—
ManIger KnIpp stIrtI today for Que-
bec. CInIdI, forI visit of Ibout two
weeks.
M 7
We hear report. of I lIrgc hotel being
huh :tf Wilson‘I Point by Mean. Bur-
a turd m d \Vilsun.
~«o—~—-
'l‘m- pub lvl'a will commence work on
Mmir llnll building lllf‘ first. part of
”IX! Wovk. ‘
~—‘.,..
.I.
Mu. L'Iltltulnlly'.‘ rtnldtuco unburn-
._.,_~.
Mun ~l|ut l‘ Uta-lung it uvw cord of
paint.
. '7- «9 ~—
lltl' .\-l.tlus1-xprv.~> I (“w- ill [int tlt'ln if
hm ur- lv--.l :2 ‘luing (HMII of “out.
\gsml 8pm l‘t‘l‘ is bound lo huvu flung.
lit ~h.xp~~.
-~ 0.9
l'utwold l):\'l~ltlll X». 2. S. uf’1‘_‘ ul
.\'~t'\v.tlk \\ tb t‘l'll'lll'lul‘ lls tbitlywigblb
anniversary on Friday 4‘\'t‘lllllg nrxl. A
good tintc l‘ exp-cud.
Q'.
The turn-burs of lltlruxldt- Guards \\ ill
give a Illubqul‘rildl‘ sociztblv at Mllilnry
Hall on \Ymhu-sduy who in}; March lblb.
Tickets fifty ovum.
c-c
lrlllli Pottc-r is making Lipid ‘U'Ugl't‘hs
with tho lutpruwlluvnts prl-pttrutory to
Opening has billiard saloon in Music Hall
block.
0 0 f
Thu hundred thousand dollars
Worth of louds oil'crvd [or sulv by the
llmbury N Noru'nlk rallruml company
ll.l.\‘t‘ bm u lulu-u by our party. and 11! u
lt.t2.d.~.=mr prl-mium
W M ,
'l'hv lint-bus at l‘rufulund Knapp'a‘
uppor slmp took a vacation of one day
on Saturday in ordvr lo giro tho lrim~
llll‘l‘a uclutuc.~ to mlcb up with lbcm
with their work.
UllL‘
coc— ~—
.\lr. Eurl‘b llwulon contt-mplnlt-sbuild-
ing on lo.- ruilcm c on Eltzftbvtb slrcct.
If lu- com'ludm lo build he will put on
rm addition L‘Ux‘lll In tho war and two
atorit-s high. \\ itlt u pouk I'm-f.
A ‘0. '~
\Vul. lLl‘dou l.;l!l‘]t\‘lll‘\l our of llll‘
fincst m nlw H in Hm «lulu lll lbc hful‘i‘
rmx-Ittl; t'l‘l'llltlml by ll'.\rlom. I‘lvrry-
thing is in good lnslo. and llm goods mo
of the vt-ry but evcr off-rod to .lbc pub-
lll‘. .
— ,,_"
'l'liv [hillbilly & Norwulk latilrtud luv--
rl-coiw d their nmv \‘llullll‘. ll 1:: lbo
l:lr.:tn~l uth- on llw rutd :t' d l~ llm sumo
“I. . a~ tho "I“. bunny" an llm consoli-
«filed road. It in llzl‘lln‘d :«fl- r llu' prisi-
d: nl. James \V. ll_v.~.ll.
- .0.
Tho house clerk. Mr. \\'oollbury of
Sui-walk has met wuh tlw bmt of but--
w ~s m the discharge of lllrl dumps dur‘
mt: llw amnion. and is thoroughly liked
by the mrmbcrs. The Journal H kopt
n'ttb grout curb. the analysis of blll~ xtud
rmolulionv lit-lug espucmlly 9Xl‘l‘ll9llf.——
Mumford I‘m‘f.
,, ,_.-,
.\u vxciling walking mulch look plau'c
lo day llt'l\\'l'\‘ll tlw ll-llll‘i of valw and
who o'clock by \hlr't' of tho l-nzplnyt us of
the Norwulk Iron \Vorks l’ontpuuy. “'c
“‘i W not :tble to it :im the mum-s of flu'
t‘vmtoalalals bul :trt- informrd they all
tour in :tln-ud. Scorcz—onc hundred
:tzd sixly pub». in tbtrly minutes.
-7 ... v __
The L‘JSl‘ of Ur. Truwbrldgo, of Siam-
ford. who i~ \‘ll:tl"_:nl \thb curbing lbc
de-zllb of All.:\l~l:l l‘ulbn. of Noru'ulk.
by trial; rm ltvo. \\'..s wt down ft 1‘ lrinl
at tho whorlllgtlf lbw vrumtml r-idu, Nu-
pormr l‘utlll. null-uh.“ lllfl owing lo
lboabwuvu of important Witnesses u
“"113 ndelll‘rt'd 1H lltt‘ hm n mar-luff lo-
llfl)’.
-——7~‘ Quorv ————~
Tim \\':l~hlu;_'fuu Ropubbz-un of Tut‘s
.lm i~~tml ll. fm' .vinu'lc' from llztrpcr'a
\Vcekly of January 30. H375. of Thuu‘us
.\'.t~l’s famouva cartoon of “'hilvluw llotd
.l.“ .‘\ strolling briguud. with tho Tribulu-‘u
l'llvl‘. «fowl J.mu:try 7. 1‘75. suggesting
lll.‘ Its‘z‘p‘qlmllull of l‘rmtdvnt (iruul plct-
curvl. d us It blur» pttsll‘l‘.
.0-
.\ px-ltltr'n lo lbw govcl'unwnf for It
gmwrul rc survny of lung lalnml Sound
is tu rzrrulahon in New York t'ify (but
t‘mtanu llto survry l3 ufikt d for is flu» l‘nll-
~mnlly of \‘usscb
lllltklllg at highway of IL” (lulu. Sov~
Hound burr
tm'rrusing humln-r
--r:tl of the harbor.“ ll‘. lbr
lzv't'll rw~>urv.~yml.
‘-
Arthur (i lit-s. who has llf‘t‘ll in flu-
e-mploy of Ill“. \\ n. Slu-l‘Wt ml & (KL. for
N‘llll‘ tmw. \n‘uf l‘l‘x‘f‘llll}' with his wlfr
:lud two llllltlrl'l‘ to .\'v\\‘ Milford on n
~hwrt visit. Sum aftvr lw nrrivcd in
vav Milford one of bid clulclrt-n
takvu sick. nod some that time ho has
lust bulb of his cbildrcn. The cuuxoof
their death w,“ diphthcr‘n.
4" ‘
Tbcdislinguislwl lmrl‘tculturist. nut"
serymnn and author. Sumuvl B. Parsons
of Flushing. is authority for 3! .ring that
Chas. A. Dana. editor of the Sun. hai
the tine-l cofloclimt of from on his protu-
isos at “Vat Island. mutr (ill-n f‘uvc lo
ho found in llw l'nitcd Stator. Tho
only l‘vtllv'cllull comparing Wllll if is that
of Gov. &tndford‘s of l‘ulifornia.
,., -
\\' it.‘
The P rlcltcslrr Journal in speaking
of fin- mlmcttona at the Baptist church
mapper m that place lstsf “'Hlucflduy
l'\'f‘llillg‘ gnu-a tho NuulllH-i Glee Club of
thin city lb» following cumpliutcntnry
noticv: "Tb.- .\'orwalk Gb-c Club up-
pelrt‘d. and mm: wvoral of their chur-
aclrrlsltc Iellctions. \Vt- Wore nevi-r
favorod to bcnr thaw young artists be-
low. but we hope to hom- them «pub.
on long. It is not too much to say thIt
they won: that fifth of thr- entertainment.
Thev acquitted thcmuolvmi noblv and
fairly couruised tho audience with their
hunmroua singing. We understand lhIt
they vac promised to visit the Baptist
Icctcty before long.“ -
HM
The Dnnbury Democrat says thIt thc
editor of the [knbury Rrpubft'can i:
an applicant for the post other of that
place. “‘9 cannot vouch fur the truth
of the rumor, but if the leaders of the
present administration Ihow any ngti~
tuda for those who befriended them
through thick and than. they cannot
consistently overlook the chin}: of the
wide-I-wake editor of that pIper. He
certainly i< about the only editor of I
rvpublicxn pupa-in thic note that fun
stuck by Provident Arthur from thtimc
he was nominated to the mat, Ind
badoue some very cfloctivc work for
him.
M
We I‘m with the N. Y. .9“ when it
up: “If tbvrc lo Iuy millionaire beret
who saints to erect I nonunion:
Manny
' W
ion
We lit-It- rumor-- of Inotbor new but
shop to be built.
MUN... ..-_-
0le Well Lodgc has decided to pur-
clnascn handsome safe to kcrp lltcir
records in.
“.m.»
The town rvporls mny be obtmucd in
pamphlet form at tho nfllcc of tho Ic-
lectmen.
WA...
The PhalInx club of Norwnlk. will
give a aoclnble in their rooms on tho ev~
enlng of Euler MondIy.
——-ooo—-——
Tbe brick in tho front of Bilsdon'a
market is being waited and the wood
work in to receive I new cost of paint.
—-—-———900—--——-—-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Knapp will cele-
brate the tenth anniversary of their wcd-
ding on Thursday evening. March 28d.
——-—~—M-
Hosea Ilnllock of this city wont to
'13. . ln ., N. J.. to Vlr’lb his sister. and
\\ .:.l. lln z. u as taken seriously ill.
. _, ~ coy
llif‘ \vnotl \votlt nu Ibo outside of the
tunirmtd (l"|llll l.‘ u-vf‘n in); a new coat of
wild. The lutrrior is all-mt.» be cleaned.
00'
Jacob Sclmub will smm open a meat
Illlll'kt‘l in the num- rt-ccully occuplo-d by
(lunlhrr lbe furrivr. next to the Savings
Bank on \Vusluugtou ulrcvt.
00.7%,-
UllllN‘ Lutlgv. l. l). 0. If. No. in. will
Confer llw «logo-vs ludllglll. All nwm-
born of tho onlcr urn cordially invited to
lw prcacuf.
*‘r—
OI. '
The very dcsirn‘do tuurkcl properly
ruct-ully occuplcd by \Villiztut llilstlon.
on Main all'ct‘l. is ull‘vrcd to rout (with
all tho flxturcs) from the first. of April.
”flow——
'l‘lm buaincsa huing lncruuned no rapidly
at the grocery of l‘barlt-s \V. Smith bu
bus llt‘t'll(‘Ofllpt‘lll'll to cngugo u gl-nlle-
man of color nu drivm‘ of his llcry. un-
tamed mood.
0'. A
The Union I‘lunufncturing l‘outpnny
bro rm‘viviug xww luncltiul-ry cvt-ry fow
duyn from tho for tlu-ir works
above Noru'ulk.
val
— OI.
\V. W. (.‘omnfock offers twmtly vukcn
of lliggiu's (iv-mum lnuudrySoup for
$1.00. \Vl‘ pl'l‘.\|lll\l‘ lll‘ Hl‘llsnfllt‘l‘ things
in ltlfl limm propnrlionnlly ('ltcup. (live
him u call on llw currutgc brhlgv.
, .0. , r—v
Mm llollu Hl‘ull, and Mr. l-Ibcu Hill of
this city u ill tulle part in tho grand cou-
corl for tho bum-lit of the jvoluntccr
mumbvrs of llw ‘2d M. E. church choir
ul lhc Upvru House. Norwulk. on \\’cd-
nvmluy orbiting. Murl‘b lblb.
4co~
The (lrxlllll L‘bnm 'l‘ycoouu of l‘rquouic
I. ulgt- No. l. of Bridgeport will tttuuac
llu- llll'llll)t‘l‘.~1\f(llll‘ llrotbvru Lotlgt-No.
l“. l. (l. H. l".. on Monday cvvuiug
m-xl. Murcb lilfb. Mmulwre-t of Bullcr
No. 97 lutvo lwcu lllVlll'll to be
A good limo may bl- expected.
9.. r
A number from llunbury. accompan-
iml by ll luv from this city. upon invita-
ttyn from Mosul-1. Fostcr & Mansfield,
Vlsllt'll llvll's I‘lnnd lust Saturday withn
vww lo inn-~t in real estate there.
\Vobnvo bm-n tumble to learn of any
pit rt'buscs.
l4"\l‘,‘:l‘
l>f‘l'>l‘lll.
» M
.‘drsrrs, Mulllugu llms. urn very busy
at llwircurriagu factory. 'I‘lmy burn in
llw worksul prcm'nt a truck for Roy-
moud llrollwrs: u largo truck for “'11).
l“llll‘ll;:\ buggy for (‘hurlca Brown; ft
ln-nvy wagon for (‘hnrlvu Slvvunu; It ('lu‘f.
ft r John H. Knapp. und :1 (‘ill‘l‘ for it Mr.
“Hum-r of Norwulk.
- ,,. ,_
If llm puny who Molo n cold pm) and
:t 1t:tlrttf.~l‘lnslll‘.~ from this Ullll‘t‘ will rc-
turu llw mow nt now It public exposure
\\ ill b:- ll\'Ul\ll‘(l.-—IIIHH‘.
We saw tho idvntu‘nl pen and scissors
in it show window of n pawn shop in
Now York one day lust week. and upon
inquiry luuruml tlutt they had been
"ripllllll‘d" by H rml-lu-mb-d cditor from
Norwulk,
_,. ‘0'
Thu following nmucd Icholura took
purt last Friday afternoon in the ball
cxurcismof tlw Union Reboot—Annie
l‘brimcnsvn. (lrzu'io lluddcn. .lumcs llnr-
rm. (lrumu lluvilund. lived lluvilnud,
Mutub‘ Morton. Mimic Nuglc. Currie
llatl. Willie l‘vrry. Snrnh Reid. Delia
St. John, (lrucic null Rood llnvilund
played a very prt-tty piano duct.
0'. '
A new freight cngim‘ of tho Connoll-
dn'cd loud puswd through this oily
Thursday lllll'l‘lloull. with it short lrain
of frt-lgbl curs, l‘lugiut-vr Kinney lmd
vlmrgo of it. 'l‘lw engine in numbcrc'd
1m. Tho trip was it trial our. and it
plouu'l sullnlut‘lury. Tlllfi cugino will
be usml for hmh {rt-lulu. null punscngcr
‘lul'llltit‘s. llf‘l‘ L‘) lillllt‘l‘ 513594. and
bur lll‘lVlllL: wbrvla 3 for! 4 uu‘hcu in di-
mmter. lr‘riduy No. 103 was turned out
ut Hartford. for frcighl lrniua only.
‘0’ '
The urgulltf‘nlu till the Parallel mil-
mml \\'\‘l't‘ fluisltd yesterday by Gen.
Kellogg. and ti wouluttou is now busy
as to tho pl‘u‘ull) u f‘l‘PUl'l of lho commit-
Ice, Those who claim to know uro con-
fident in prmlicllng that tho l‘nmmlttoc
stand firc in favor of rcmmuucuding the
granting of the charter and four against,
ll is likc-ly lltorc will b9 u umjut‘lty and
mlnnfll)‘ report. Tbvgvucrnl interest
among tlw momlwrs is m grant that it
will prullpltly unzku litllu difference all
to how the committee ruporla.
»- Q0.
Tho borough vlcctlon in Danbury yes-
:pnlay pussvd of! without any disturb-
aucc. though tho “lock-out“ of batters
still continucn in lbrcc shops. The ex-
isting troubles caused the polling of I
heavier vote than ever beforc. The
working men gained a complcte victory.
clccling threntirc ticket. the War-don
having 384 majoritv. To~nlgbt the list-
toni will hold no indignation locating to
retest ngxinst the acting of the locIl
authorities in calling on Gov. Blgclow
for military aid when there wan no
cause for Iucb action,
w -—«~o————
At the annual meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder CompIny on Manda
cvcnlnglthc following named were elec
ed as 0 corn for the ensuing cIr: .
F Kinncv. foreman; E. F. Sm th, tat RI-
. mutant: F. L. Byxbcc. 8d naslutnnt: J, W.
Dalia. mercury: George B HIrwy.
assistant sccrv lnry: Frank N. Ferris trogl-
uh‘r: Henry Banger, stewnrdzc. 3 WM-
kinst, C. S. Byxbev Ind E. WeItervelt.
dunno.» commitm. The wmpnny «tarts
off on tho ninth you of its orgxnlxatlon
under the most propil ioun circumctanoer.
Ind at the same tune with over three
hundred dollara in their trcIIury. At
the meeting Honda evening I cum-
mince wu Ippoin to urcbIIc lIm-
bin-(Finn. lIcc curtIinI In I luge mir-
ror or tbclr budgmnc pIrlorI.
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\‘mterduy afternoon. II the Boston
ctpf‘m tn n WI: leaving the South Nor-
wnlk depot, I mm with I bery mike in
each band Ind In umbrellI undor blI
«rm started from the pact 0800 Ind rut
swiftly IcrnII wind IquIrc tcerd
mammal: wg‘tben under canal;
an fly. 0 [III-cam n
the window Ind looked on: grating
to Inc the follow crucbed or the
M- c driver Ind th runner
for one of the back Iboutod In tho now
thoroughly cxcltvd W! not to It-
to jam on boudbut to wIlt for
Ike Iccon: _ min which m the
in chant urea mlnutflnflmhlbcm.
A petition is being circulItod IIklng
that I fact trulu between New York Ind
Boston, vi» the Shore llflc road, be put
on this summer. .
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Mltjor Crowc bu. taken the contract
to build the house and born in Elm Avo-
nue for John Tryon. lie will comment”
work at once,
.0
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"Harrison‘s Photos," will appear It
the Opt-m lluuao, Nor-walk. on Saturday
evening, March 18th under the manage-
ment of Mr. Fred. Mitchell. This in con-
sidered one of the best comedy compI-
flit! on the road.
“Q...“
Mr. Fred. Lockwood of Norwalk, the
agent for the Singer Sewing Machine
has kindly offered his services to in-
struct the portion who recently drew the
Singer machine offered “.8 a premium by
the SENTINEL.
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Mr. B. Burcbttrdxadvertiara in another
column for five hundred missing milk
bottles. tnarked:—“From Wilson‘s Point
Farm," and also cautions‘other milk
dealers not to uac the bottles. .
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The Norwalk Lock CompIny recently
purchased from Jul. Boyd 6: Son of Bon-
ton a long piece of bone to be used in
It is the same kind II used
case of flrc.
by the city and is considered the beat.
fl.
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'l‘bo second number of the Union
School Scrap Bag, appeared yesterday,
and in Well patronized by the public.
This lltcrnry effort of the high school
pupils should receive tho continued sup-
port of the frienda of our public school.
—-~.' moo. , ~
Mr. 1'. C. Louusbury made the Old
the handsome
present of $40.00 toward fixing up their
parlors. Mr. Louusbury is a good friend
and has done many
tltinga to help tlwm. all of which are ap-
Wull Truck com puny
of the company,
precinlcd by the boys.
, ooc~~—»
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A ill‘l‘llll kosston of the Grand Temple
of Honor of this state will bc held at the
hull of I‘t-rncrcruut‘tt 'Tcutplc No. 3. in
Ilurtfm‘tl. nu \"vdlwrdlly. March 29d. If.
71} o'clock. p. m.. to ink» into considera-
tion and not upon measures to be pro
icntml for the extrusion. Htrcngtbenlug
and propngtttiou of tho ordor.
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Tho 'l‘vutplo of Honor and Tt-utpcrnnce
Mutual Life lunurnuco nsssoclulion uwt
iu'l‘t-tuploof llonor llull lust Tucsday
ovcmug nml cloclml tho following «a of-
flccru: prcslt-lcnf. Win. 0. llucklcy of
Hartford; via'o-prmidcnt. I". ll. Sage of
South Xorwulk; Hl‘l‘. und f'vuu. Thou. G.
The fol-
lowiug wvrc l‘ll‘l‘ll‘ll le llw board of l“-
rcctornz—Alfrcd Hull and (luorgc \V.
buy of South Norwulk; .lonuthztn llttll
W. Dunlou of
New lluva-n. and Frank l‘t-bblcr of Hart-
\\'. Jc-flvrmu of Now lluvcn.
of llrulgvpml: Rev. J.
ford.
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Thc ”our for the past year halt nu-
nounccd Ila circulation front week to
work (rffc'r ita issue. but we were a
little surpriscd to read the following but
“le circulation of the Hour fo-
duy is 2.6m copics. if placed end to cud
Would much about at mile Ind it half."
Now we think the editor is carrying this
thing too fur: it is “'t'” enough to un-
nouucr tho circulation of his paper offer
it circulates. but to presume on the good
nature of tho public by nunounclng his
circulation lx'furv he circulates is rather
In the language of the mod-
wm-k :
too much.
urn hlilllglcf, “'0 any “conic off."
”——
lf is rt-porlml the name of the now
clumubom to ho built to run in connec-
with tho Utmbury road will be
W0 hope the ro-
port in true. and that the now bunt
will bennmcd as reported. for there is
uotnpcrsou in tho steamboat business
who llt‘SBlVl‘fl to have their uamo per-
pctutetl more than Mr. Frcdcric Perkiun.
Very much In due him for the accommo-
dations-t. and the exceedingly low fares
the public have enjoyed (in thin section)
fora uuutbcr of years. and we believe
tlw public gcnorully WI“ any with urn—~—
“lot tlm union of tho new atcnmboat bu
lion
“Frederic Pvrkilts."
llm ‘ Frcdvrw l‘crkiuu.
--—~r- ~Qco~
A \VInbiugton
Mcacltum in that city says:
populur form of government.
the savages in 187T.
and tlwlr familivs.
totally disabled wince,
he died without it.“
tlon of it.
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IA short time since an article IppIIrId
in one of the New York dIllch, which
correspondent refor-
rlug lo the recent death of Colonel A, B.
“Col, Mea-
ohnut was at utundlng monument of the
ingrutitutlo and lack of good faith in n
Meacbam
was it uwmbcr of tho famous Modoc
police cmumission. which took lta lives
in itv llllllllfl. and went. out to tmt with
Before leaving
lwrc mehmu reminded the govern-
monl that the mission they were taking
up was“ dangerous one, and IIkId if
the! governmcnt would care for their
wives and children if they were killed.
ley were promiacd that if killed or in-
jurcd pcnslonn should be granted tbcm
They went out. the
Invngca proved treacherous, the other
mombors of the commission were killed,
and Manchnm was carried off the field
with seven bullets in hit: body. He hung
between life and deIth for some time,
and finally got off his bed, but ha been
The families of
tho dead men were pent-dotted. Mcachnm
never received a cent, nor hnd the sub-
ject been mentioned to him since, Ind
It will bu remem-
bered that Colonel A. B. Henchnm lIc-
turcd in the First M, E. church of this
city after the “Modoc manure," in
which he gIve a very ngpblo dmrlpo
‘I‘kolt‘ . .
Tb. IteImu' Add}! ommenou her
regulnr trlpI for “to all": of 1883 on
SIlu‘dey. Apt-ll lIt—, mlng up on tht
I tel-noon.
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The Sewing. NI cklnc.
The drleng for thI b ,ndIomc Singer
sewing Machine given In I prlxc by
tho WNIM took plIoo on Saturday, I:
advertlIed, the lucky number talk»
from the bIt being “'21." The holder of
this number wu Mr. Garrett F. Decker
of Hill city. Mr. Deckcrldrcw the band-
scmc Secretary offered lat the OyItIr-
men‘s Iuppcr recently. lie is to be con-
gratulated on his good fortune.
Weather In [‘0 . runry.
During the mouth of February there
were eighteen clear Ind ton cloudy days;
thirteen warm and flftcen cold days.
Fivr days it rained, with one thunder
storm. Snow fell to the depth of eleven
inch! in three Itnrm‘s. Eleven days the
wind was northwest: ten southwest,
four northeast ; three Ioutbeut. The
coldest day was February 18th at 6 I. m.
19 degrees: 8 p. m., 90 degrees. The
warmclt day was February 8 at 0 I. m.,
41 degreca; at noon 40 dogma.
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Addition to a flat Shop.
TbI continual increase of business at
Brown, Sherwood a Co'I lute compelled
them to again enlarge their Ilroady large
factory. They will extqnd their curling
and trimming rooms-out to the street—n
distance of twenty feet—mIklng In ad-
ditlon of about 20x95, two ItorleI high.
They are full of ordIrI It present and
"more to follow."
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Bound to have Jumbo.
U )0“ receiving word of the 19 al pro-
ccodlinga to retain Jumbo. tbc lg elo-
phnnt. in London, Mr. Barnum cabled
yesterday as follows to his London
agents:
Employ beat counsel in London, and
spare no expense. We must the Junt-
bo. Have expended ”0,000 for cngrnv-
log and colored posters representing the
biggest elephant in the world standing
lmidoa little Bridgeport. the smallest
clvplmnt in the world—IV. 3". Sun,
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Steam Wltlulm.
We are glad to learn that our city nu-
llmrltiea are about making an effort to
put a stop to tho continuous. furious
darling of locomotive steam wblc-
tlen in this city, which in now so
annoying to those in good health and
detrimental to lnvnlida: and which has
cmmod sevcral families who have taken
bonnl at our hotels. to lettvc and 890
more quict quartcrs. Most especially
annoying. arc the unearthly blasts
whit: t nro blown between tho tours of
5:80 und 7 a. m.. and for which. for tho
life of us. wu (unfit-tee no especial necessi-
Iy. “'0 trust such action on the
not of llw mayor nnd councilman may
speedy and successful.
—-—‘oc
Bumluy Temperance Meeting-
Tltc Ladies Christian Temperance Un-
ion held tlwir usual not-vices at the Re-
form Room. a largo audience being pres-
ent. Mrs. Scymour presided, and after
reading the Scripture: and prayer being
offered by Mrs. Grlflln, the meeting was
opened to all for remarks. An elderly
gentleman, evidently a stranger, con-
dmnned the rumlellcrs for placing temp-
tations in the way of men whereby they
were made weak and fell. and spoke
very earnestly upon that pints. of the
subject. Rev. Mr. Shepherd Ipoke at
some length upon the bible aspects of
total abstinence and exhorted all to con-
form to the teachings of the Saviour of
all mankind. Ho was followed by Mr.
Chris. llallock. Judge Sage. and Mr. El-
zcu. all of whom spoke earnestly upon
the question of temperance and sobriety.
Tho meetings from Sabbath to SIbetb
scent to be growing in influences and in-
tcrcIt, and great good is being accom-
plished.
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:l‘lllrtccn [‘ch on "to Highway
It has been ascertained by the com-
mlttee appointed by the mayor at the
council mectiug Monday evening to look
after the intent". of the city, rclItivo to
the extension of the Dnnbury road, that
the track, commencing uIt south of the
Burbank'a place on the llaon road. will
extend our. and onto the highway for
ncnrly thirteen feet for some distance,
lowing the width of the mud twenty
avven feet. It seams tltc ralIrOId com-
pany notified tho city to Ippenr before
the Railroad Commissioners, but for
sumo can” or other the notice was over-
lonkod. and the matter was not presen-
ted to the council. The present commit-
tee of investigation wnu d not have been
appointed only it happened that coun-
ctlman Comatock visited the place in
quuatlon recently, and aecln the stakes
no var close to the road led fin to be-
liovu t at an lnvcatlgntlon of the matter
was ncceaanr '. and at the council meet-
ing he ufl‘cre the resolution. The offici-
«In of tho railroad have been interviewed
by the committee and they th9 Irrnug-
e for I meeting to-nmrrow. The coun-
cil will meet with: Monday evening to
bear the re art of the committee. la la
to be ho the whole matter wlll bo Idv
justcd to the entire satisfaction of Ill
parties in interest, Ind at the sumo time
to proacrvo tut for Is posslbc the pleasant
drive on thIt road.
Roll of Honor—Union School.
.. Fultvuur. 1888.
Grade 10—01“: 1. Dan St. John;
Class B, Currie D‘Artola; Chan 3, Grace
Bell; ClIII (. Gretta Ellondorf.
Grade 9—Clau l. BrrthI Brown, JullI
Hartford, Willie MorcbouIc; 01m 8, Li:-
alc Murphytmm 8, Sadlo Bodwcll.
Grade 8—ClIIs 1 Goncvlcvc Smith;
Class 8. Nellie Diabrow.
GrIdc f—ClIsI 1. Carrie Fancber, DorI
Krlcger; ClIII 8. Ella. McMIhon, DIvld
PIkulIkl, Clifford PIrdce. - ,
Grade 0—0!”- 1. Mary Scqub; Club 13
Lao DIle.
QrIdc 5—ClnII 1, Charlie donning“
OlIII 8, M'Iy Raymond.
GrIde I—ClIII 1, EmmI Norm: ClIII
was copied into the StItuford Ind our
own papers, to the elect flat I detect-
lvc in working up the can of the my!!-
terloua dinppeIrIuce of Him EllI ClIrk
from Sumter-d, about oucyeIr Igo, Ind
the subquucnt finding of her mangled
remIlnI on Long Island, hId faced the
perpetl‘luf' of the fiendish not to I prom.
inent bunlncss mm in Norwalk. TblI
nIturnlly led to runny Int-mines II to
who the prominent busineII mIn could
be, from this to the situation of nImoI
Ind nnIlly to .I statement tht one of
our mldontl, doing busineII in the clty
of New York, ltId been Irmtcd II be
“tapped on the can on ThurIdIy morn-
ing lat. AI the navy Icon becImI the
aubjcct of unusunl convIrIItlon. Ind II
it no pIrtlculIrly IRIotcd the chant»
all sending of on. of our oltlIenI, we
undo I putty thorough invIItlgItlou II
to "I truth Ind Icon lIIrncd thI thud
yII not w IligbuII foonhtlon in not,
for “l, thttbon bId bIen ”Imam
but that bqu chnIn IcquIlntIachI-L
tm tit. putt. toglvccolor will
Ivory. fthI bIIc W. tun...
th WI th lbw of Molar
IIMI flow. hm fond afici-
lng «hon. um and bh victim bII
IvIllId mm of “II flvonblcqb
I, LcnlII Wolf.
Bridal—Oll- l, Scrub Shields; Clu-
8. SIth Reid. FInny Sounders.
Concerto Sr. 80:001..
GrIdo 3—CIIII 1,
OIIII 8. LIurI Smith.
GrIdo 8—CIIII 1, Lin Allen. Eddie
she".MI
Grand Army Appolntncml'.
The depIrtmcnt commIndcr of the
Grand Army in Connecticut. In E.
Hichof New Britain, bII appointed
Sauce] 3. Home of We» wanted judge
Idvoato Ind John T. (fury of Norwich '
chlIf Inn-Goring amour. » _ AldI- dc obmp.
va. bcIn Ippolntod II followI:
w. Scott. W: John C. Oopehnd,
Badman; Luciu- Plnncy. South In; '
cm: A. E. Smith. Chabln; John
mailman, Sanford; I. foonycn,
Calm; id. Northrop. Horwdk; J.
0. m Scum; D. WoGruvcn-
Glynn“: Pklltpl. W. Sun-
tord: S. I. M W: GbII.
l. WM‘LWVN” ”on! J.
m m '3 wag” A m: ML! 8"“
{WM Skin 3. with: ult-
Illil'“!.u" 3“.“ m m ‘3'th 7
M" W: AIbII'YclIg. _
penalty wmItkcugbtcf
«washcuhmlty Ipd 't~ufi
hwbfinkcucm Wuh-
mu mutt-root
Clilord Kedney:
Wm—
Cbu.
Tbeollowlng lIttcr ‘ red in the
Shore Line M8 lIIt wee :
There lI went excitement It Five Mlle
River over the extInIlon of the DInbury
Ind NorwIlk rnllmd. The dunno to
oyster gmundl it u estimated, will be Il-
moat $50,000. There is to be I dock 800
feet long runulng to the moth, Ind In-
other 1,000 feet, to the went along the
Ibore, and there is to he a channel dug
Ibout n quarter of n mile in length. in a
Ioutb-chterly direction, which will spell
Ill of the oyster ground in tht direc-
tion. Some of the oystcrmcn tht the
Ill they Ira worth Invested will Iuflor,
Thou mm; are not in the direct course
of the doclror where the channel is to
be dug. will loose In immense quantity
of oysters from the mud that will be
started and settle on the young oysters,
Ind smother them. I am afraid that all
of my ground will bé ruined so that I
cannot ever plunt again with any safety.
Whatoyalera are not killed with mud
will be killed by vessels anchoring. and
the heavy chains dragging across the
bottom. But rafter the railroad runs
down there, it will cbIngc the appear-
ance of the place, for what was once
used for only I harbor in bad weather
will be it place for vessels to be consign-
ed instead of going to South Norwalk,
which is Ibout five miles in an easterly
direction. Well. “ what is one mIn'I loss
lI another man‘s gain," Ind if the rail-
road company will pay for the oyster-I
Ind oyster grounds they Ipoll, Ill will
wish them succesI, I know I will for
one. mum: Jomvs'rou
Five Mile River, March 1, 1888.
“am
The Stamford Light-hon").
The Stamford Herald recently an-
nounced the completion of the new
light-house located in Stamford harbor,
Inc at the same time gave a. very inter-
esting description of the new structure.
Very much is due to the untlrtug efforts
of the Herald in mating the greatly
needed “beacon of waning Ind guide to
safety," In it was the foremost of Ill the
journals along the Connecticut shore to
Idvocate ".3 need. In the first or second
tune of the Herald the work of calling
the attention of the public to the import.
Inca of the harbor improvements was
begun, and it has kept it up almost con-
tinuously for Iix years, until at lIIt it
has had the satisfaction and pleuurc of
Innouncing its ultimate and successful
completion. \Vitb the Herald as I jour-
nnl of light to serve as a. guide to truth,
justice and temperance. and the new
beacon light in the harbor as a guide to
the mariner at night, Stamford is to be
congratulated.
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AMUSEMENTS.
ALL AT SEA.
A most delightful play and I perfect
model of a company appeared in the
Open House lIat Friday evening in this
performance. It in a great: muIicIl Ind
fIrcical Iuccesa in its construction, Ind
kept the large audience who attended it
in roars of laughter during tbc whole
evening until its close. Miss Kate CM-
tleton an the ”sweet sentimentIl young
lady" made I decided bit both in her
Inting and singing. Her song “For
GoodnesI Sake“ receiving a. triple on-
core. Miss AgncI Bullock a dashing
brunette ably seconded Miss CIstleton,
Ind was capital in Ill her songs and
changes. Miss Emma Ducbateau has I
mignil‘lcont cantralto voice that she used
to advantage in her duetta and trlos,
with which the play Ibounde. Of the
gentlemen who took part Mew-s. Malf-
lIx Allen Ind Tyrrell were Ill good, but
decidedly the hit of the evening in the
male parts was thIt of Mr. Frank Bush,
in his chat-Iota:- of a Baht-cw atecrIgc
pnsIcngor. Always ready fora finds, his
dialect being alwaa good Ind bis imi-
tations of dlflcrent people were received
with shouts of laughter. Taken Ill to-
gctber, both play Ind oompnny are the
best which the Ippearud in NorwIlk
for I long time, and MInIger Mitchell lI
deserving of great prxlsc for introducing
them to the‘pleaauchoving public, Ind
has only to bring it few more web com-
panies to the 0pm House to tnIke it I
grcIt success. May this company soon
return.
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Lnnd League.
The following resolutions of condo-
lence were passed by the Ladies Branch
of the Land League at their meeting
held in Emmet Hall. Sunday evening,
March 5th. upon the chth of one of their
members. Mina Ellen Nuglc.
WHEREAS. it has loaned Alntl bty
God, in His Infinite w adom totIkc rom
our midst, in the prime of her maiden-
bood. Misc Ellen Nuglc, who by her un-
IelflIh Ind loving nature bId become en-
deared to every one,
Wood, Therefore that while we bow
in bumble IubrulIslon to tho Divine will,
we would expreII our unfelgned Icrrow
at the loss to us of one of our best Ind
most active workers in the cause of her
native land, Ind we feel that her plIco
cannot be and very soon, It
cod, That we under to her broth-
or Ind Iister our bcIrtfelt aympIthy in
their core bcrcIvcmcnt. Ind would burn-
bly Ink the flaming of the Conaoler of
ill afflicted to demand “Eon them Ind
comfort them, with the t o bt of her
release from I world of tron lo to cm
of joy Ind eternIl hIp men, for which
Ihc lIbond Ind wII fu .
Resolved, ThIt I copy c that: ml“.
tlonIbc printed in the South NorwIlk
Simon. Ind Not-walk Hour, and that I
copy I). out to the Month in New HI-
vcn by tho LIdlII’ Bunch of the Land
9 of Norvnlk.
Joan MOHARON.
Puma hoax,
JOSEPH TAKIANY.
Value on Built-Md Train.
When one of the fat cxprIII trIlII
coma Rumba into Asylum moot depot.
o
l Committee.
latex ' mm on tbc‘ConIolldItcd
Thu-swam“: e, tender Ind
eight cIrI. Thai In no Ind tender.
w lcbm IlwI . commend togctbcr,
were vIlued It 10.500. tbcbIggIgc ou-
cIr 8.000, the making
pIIIIIgIr
twoord
The New Divorce Blur;
The text oftbo new dlvorcI blllrc-
portéd to the how but FrldIy by the
judiciary committee lI II follow"
Section 1. Tho ItItI Ittorney in «ob
county IhIll red Ill uncontcltod com-
plIlntI for divorce pending thIrelnInd
mIkc enquiry Into the merit- Ind Ier-
vch of the Iamc Ind IltIll defInd IgIlnIt
Inch II be any think ought notto be
granted.
8. No unconteoted complIlnt for di-
vorce IbIll be baud unchI the It“. It-
tomey for the county in which it ll pend-
lug IhIll either ItIte or certify in writ-
ing to the court thIt be hII rcId the
same Ind made Incl: inquiry into the
merits and service of the unto II to at-
lIfy him that the lntemta of public jus-
tice do not require that the same Ibould
be contested.
3. In every contested divorce suit
the ante attorney for the county in
which it is brought Ilmll inquire into the
merits and acrvlcc, and may defend
against the ramc unless he is satisfied
that the defendant intends in good (Iltb
to contest.
4. A little duty of five dollars in here-
by imposed on Ill complain“ for di-
vorce in addition to Ill cbIrgeI imposed
by existing laws: and the clerk of the
Iuporlor court IbIll collect the nine
within nlnat dIyI after th return of
web 00mph at to court: and if said
duty on my complIiut is not pIid with-
in said time be IbIll cm: the oauu
from tho docket. ‘
5. The clerk IbIll pay the duties int-
posed by the foregoing action. when
collected, to the state attorncy, ad the
name Ihnllbe in full computation for all
:fiti‘lvlcetrequirod of the ItItI Ittorney by
Ic .
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,Clty Counts".
A regular meeting of tho Bonrd of
Councilmen was held on MondIy even-
ing, Mayor Ewart: in tho cbIlr. All of
the members were present.
Billato the Imount of 0427,52 were
paused and ordered paid.
A petitipn was received from H.
Kingston Ind other: to grade Raymond
Itrcet Ind aldewnlku.
A petition vaa received from Wm.
Hiladon to build Iwnlng in front of
his store on MIin street. Referred to
committee but ItrcctI Ind sidewalks.
A petition wII received from Crofut
a KnIpp to curb Ind gutter Ind lay
ngvel sidewalk: on WIter Itreet. Ro-
ferred to committee on streets Ind aide.~
walks.
The committee on FinInce was di-
rected to borrow 3850,00 for the use of
the city.
The committee on lamps and gas made
an lnformIl report on the matter of light-
ing the city, in which he IIld be had ex-
amined I variety of ways suggested to
light the street; of the city, but would
not recommend. any change from oil
lampI. ~
The committeeon fire department re-
ported thIt he bId insured the how be-
longing to the city for one you for $18,-
50. He also "ported prIgrecI on site
for the now Hen House.
Councilman Powell wII voted I com-
mittee to wnit on ex-tnayor AdImI and
obtain lua photograph to be hung in the
Council chamber.
The following resolution watt then
passed:
Recolved, That the city surveyor be re-
named to re rt It the next meeting of
3.1. board if n his judgement thclIy ug
of the track for the extcnIlou of the
DInbury Ind Norwnlk RIilrcId will in
any way obstruct the flow of surface
«mm: to the prcdudicc of our street; or
privIte groundI.
The to lowing revolution wan pIcIod:
. TbIt I committee be apolit-
te‘db menu or to look after c in-
tcrcI of that: is “than to the exten-
sion of tho DIn ry Ind Norw k Rail.
rcId. and report It the next meeting of-
tbc board.
Mayor SWIrtI Ippolnted II Inch com.
mlttce,—Counollmen Powcll, LInc Ind
CornItook,
Adjourned to meet next MondIy cv-
clung.
Wu—
Tcnporanco Suppcr.
rho InnuIl Insper of the TIm rInoc
Reform AIIoclI on lIIt Wedn Iy Ind
Thursday evening: was I fund Incoccs
-—botb flnInolIlly and soc Ill . The net
moi ta. we underutInd, wil be handy
five undmd dollIra, I hIndIch mm,
and it Ibould be borne in mind tht this
amount was almost all realised in one
night, In the weather of the first oven-
lug was v0 unpro itiouI, Ind but few
nttcndcd— a “column hardly tIklng
in enough to pay expenau. 0n the sec-
ond evening tbcro mucolved It the
ticket office over Ievcuty-fivo dollIrI.
the result being I perfect in: in the
ball. Ind coat of those who up!“
their money freely. There were mIny
IttrIctlonI Ind IlIo tnIny inducement:
to Ipend money. be mIin IttrIctlon
wII (he lI booth in the cantor of
the bIll, wb ob contained the gold hud-
cd one not! the urge my club, Ind
the cbImplcnI Ind IdmirIrI of their
rIIpectle undldItII were on qud Ind
nude thingI live . The «a. VIII of-
forod. to be v0 for flu uncut populIr
bIttcr in town, while the club wII to
be voted for by the Idmlrcn of MI Hon-
or MIyor Sertx, B. 3. Bow“ Ind
C. StillIon. Tho conteIt wII
Ibort bntIllvcly one. The null: of
tho vote wII Inbounoed on I blIck
boIrd c few talcum until 10:“,
Iftcr wblc the conhItIntI wont lt
“ blind,” until olovcn o‘clock, what the
poll: wen cl Ind the remit m In-
nounoed. which wII II follows:
vorI OR THE CANI-
W. A. Brown
R. I. Smith
C. E. Brown
JIMII H. KnIpp
TotIl
van on m CHAR».
{R'fil‘lf
byItIn rI mlrcI its mIIIlrI locomo-
tive, ltI bIndIomc cIrI, Ind especia-
l; the If at IppeIrlng pIrlor cache.
et few Ive Iny conception of the
mono vIluc re ntcd in web I trIlu.‘ be tum III-go
Ind t to muons blllty laced by the com- nanny reclined. Ind It the am time it
ylnthc bIndIo omen entrusted i.“ ndchtlonto thou oftbc II-
wltb moving it from ghee to . mm in which tho InoclIttcn lI . by
rIilmId omclIl the ct IrdIy, gIvc come the plo‘of tbhoomuuni . We
interacting agar-II II to the van. pond thcnportoftbc com “moon
of the mlddIy exprcII from New York, “pp“.
which wIs I fIlr re tItlvn 6f the 50m Nonw
mums.
Re-
Ibfham
Ind «de Autism,
tht tho-u
Itlndo .onw
mm
oftkI
committee
InInIl fIItlel
would
s:
E
rag:
Counsellors at Law
Sword’I Intllllnl.
Farm fbr 'Sale.
wristwatch“ "rm-2m
untold.
th StItutf New York. IlnI Imam
IlmItcdoIIrlIIof
' a
IIdIthlt . loft tho-In 3 and
mm tl'bwtcwmuma'hp-xlmorm
put-aha money can mun aw tida-
Iltcd, or will “mgr-tum . hr
8w Em
DR: 's.w. FISK E.
Claiwoyanf tantalum Mag-
netic Healer. Business and
M, Medium.
Office 870 Chapel street New Enamel...
Whore he can be ccnIullcd tcgnlIrl ovary month
from the morning of the tom, until call It 9p. I:
The Doctor bII leltcd New 11va Irly
film? "El le tbe'md “ glut Balu-
e c . II
Ind l’ .ifi‘f If you In: nick. or Iced vIlaINI
Idfilcemo‘pomlllgg malt blot. , in
r. I 5. one exp-lance
in the prIctlcc cf medlclnzpnd bu nude thalam-
fc thI most wonderful curl! of Ill Chrcnchnd Lora
Standing dlIcIIaI. of wbItch-r nuns or ‘
The lot IleoxlveI vIluIbla advice on bit-inc-
mttcrs. Ind all the m of life. IcctIl Ind fl-
nInclIl. He will tell you tfauceIII or vanity
unit: you. Io, of lIw Iulm pm
locus, Ibtlcnt Manda.” IucchI in
lucky $3?th . All cnnInlt kin. be II
w I .
m forbuulneu Ilklrl. or IxInlnItlcnI of
the nick, v.00. Commutation k lean npw
bullncucrbullb. mull. coItIlI IgI. ch. I
lock of Mir. Ind ItIm
Dock Box 3 Nowlclt. Conn. N far.
(I I cinnlu.
h Adpnrtdmlunlu-I I Inn! In
or c and
TAKE 01‘!
TbeDoctor will be It thus Bmltbfloumwucrbnry
(zoom. four dIyI ccnunenclng May“. :
UIc Dr. S. W. FlIkc‘I vIlnIblo Unfit-tenth Ill “III
of rbemItlItn, mint. Ill pun Ind Icth. For
ulc by Ill DrugglItI.
SPECIAL
BFFERING
OF
HAMBURG
EMllllfl DERYS
AT
llllckllnla
lion’s
w
Banksl Snyder
offer this week In
Bllllllll Elllflll Ulllll,
For 75 cents.
The but cvcr Ibown in am town
llfllll'l lllllllllfl Blllfl Cll'llll
$1.00
Wamnted not to break down It the
. IldeI.
A lIrgo “comm“ of
Ladies’aud Children
Hosiery ltllllllll‘llfllll‘
at prices to suit all.
Lalies' lllllllll Ullll'lllll‘!
The best and Cheapest in town.
in I.“ 001
cram ‘
in...
fund m
1'1 sad Onsh—
Inclnding Gimps inunwidtbs, .
girl}: Cord g1“! Easels. Pleat:
'n .in no, “not, an,
Myrfizsmd Oliv'c GraemeWinc,‘
Drab, Brownémd/thk Bead
, Al» I'fIll We! ‘1
Prin Ginghamsl g, - '
ton : ’ eta, cs-
in%mbmh- , _.
; , among, ;;,’-
ornamenti find much. - gm, ' ”
Norwalk Chronicler