gun!!! Jamal): §gni in!
W._ . .
Wednesday. Apt-ii 98th. tun-.3.
List of honor-
“mousing in tho I’ostvotficv iii Nor.
midi. Conn. April‘Bilih lS‘i‘i. Pi‘hlullll
milling for snv of {lit-so icttcrs pit-mic
.iv thrv are siivortiscd.
i‘::;irlcs A. Amhlcr. Miiggio A Council.
l‘lmdorc R. li‘miclu'r. Abram ilyiitt.
limzd i‘. lloyt. Mrs. Mitiuit- (‘. Holly.
1‘aii'in Leach. \Villiuiii Bit-inhibit. Pi-tvr
.‘lcliitw. Mrs. Emma Olson. l‘ctchi-liiis
tum. “'illic L‘ Taylor. Johanna Savngc.
MN Lizzie Smi'h. Owon Smith. Mrs.
Sliria Wmidrufi'. A. \Vood. Mrs. E. J.
\\".idlianis.
Chas. Olmstcnd. P. M.
Moo—fl
List of Letters
R-‘tiiuinlllg in the Postmfiicc a! South
Norwalk. .\pril ‘26. 1882. Porsonscnlling
i‘ ir any of those letters will pletuiosay
xiii-v :mi silvvrtisod
Fills. r‘rzink Calhoun. Cornelius Culin-
l‘ill. ll. .\1. Dye. Mr. Janice: Fillilvl‘ly.
\lix. Susan Fisher. Mrs. \Vin. O. Fenncr.
\ll". Niiiicy Hodges. Mrs. Joshua. Jcn~
mugs. Mn. Margaret Kindilin. Mr. Jesse
s Lee. Mrs. Augustus Lvon. Patrick
3!. Xsiiiiirra iii. Mrs. M. E. Mill". Jami-s
.‘lAi it. Miss. Josic Ostrunilcr. T. S Rood.
l.. ll. \\'. Sherman. Mary A. Scarlcs. Mr.
John Schulz. Mr. Jiis. D. Slack. Miss Air
me Smith. Mr. Arthur Tollcs. Mrs Mary
A, Tucker. H. \V. \Vauncmon. Joseph
\Villium-l. Nellie E. “'hilc. Patrick
\Ylllll‘.
J. S. Dunning. l’. .‘i.
ll. R. Fitch is havingu m-w tin roof
put up his house on Main street.
.Io%~
\\ ill Builcy of this city spokc in the
:fliiili )liqxxion. Bridgeport. Sundiiv cvcn-
7‘09“
inc chS in tho Fli‘il. M. E. church
a. lh‘ mid ncxt Monday cvcning.
00. W i
l i:it.i\ M, Smith llZL‘ purcluimwl :i horn-
no. \vw lil’l‘ informed has the spcml.
—— , 09. , «-
ih tit‘l'ui (Smut llilifli‘xl through this
'y fur tho amt on tho l‘lzll cxprcss
. ‘l-‘l'ildy
, " .
li :.': l':il",:rt that Muggio Mitclicll up
.‘ ll\ .‘illMi‘ Hull til-night l‘Vi‘illiiS‘
3i}
v“. .C. w
l’i‘vwi'l.:..: i: .l 'l' Hill iiir- l ‘|li .l {:2 :lm
fl...' .\\\‘l.'.lv' .\l l':.l'l‘.1ll'\’ll it“. S .uiuy
\ mg.
.\l.. Siniii ill Will xipc-u lii~ cl; it‘ ~t iln‘
’i‘ in: .‘l.ll‘..li'l\“.l\‘| iliiii'l liiiick Sitilt'iln)‘
win; lit‘Xl.
‘ .0. "
l‘it'wr iiiiiziiig :inii f'llit‘l-llll‘illl; liv
ll lli“‘\|'l.-'ll3'1““alri‘t‘ll’ll}l‘llli‘{‘l\r.
r - coo , -
’li‘lltiil tori)" QHWH iiy liiil \\'ril
:l‘l 'l'liiii‘xildy i vi-iiiii-h' iittni;
‘.-. it .llit’iil $li “ll.
- one 7-
\\=- . l2' iiiik llillll Kim Nurxiuil. Hour:
.=i I hi iruul to flip M7.» of tin St\
“\m ~llr'l'liy :ti'ti-r tliv first of ill}.
"
liz- livt‘. Lil’i's ti~ Itiiai‘ on {law li l‘i‘12.ii~
‘. liwai fur xi'v at i?» >i;\‘.‘l\§ 2. i :A‘
l‘rii‘c i‘islue ml limit: 2.3 cwm‘ r.) in
1" .s
— , 9-. .—
i‘_\<\ run l‘li“lil“ll1 \Vi'iliuiu \. \‘Cé..~ :-
a
.:' ii». gum: fill-iii} round .1. lul. i I »,
\T‘i' .i i‘illll‘i‘ilt‘\ {Hr pour “Hy-i: mi ~
~ ‘Illi. .ttt-i \\'--«t
.C.
l‘hi iii“ll‘lll.i‘ Hidiiu'i. i-rniwi‘y ("l
Nulblfiwt-ll‘i1\"‘l'ii"'5 Il)’ Hi‘i‘liiillil if. lb.-
\ i-l Hi aw in ii". livid} trill-sir; '\"'z in},
‘>
will". A {will} t.c strukc l:i~t \\ cvi. i: 3‘ im-
iiT'Wi‘il ~li.;lai }. .-. tliniuli hv ii.i\ Inil \e-t
l"',:il1ii‘ll lll‘ ~i'vt‘t’ll. i
-M_w M...
l‘iii- lidil it Tuli- Fll‘ll‘li‘ .‘~“_".l 1y “ill
:. n l- l' :i wir iii-w paw-w—llv-i‘. .l \‘i'u‘.
:‘i‘iiilr-uv- .i wivpi t‘ll tit lilo 'i‘ubcriircln
on l‘riiiiy cviinin; i i‘ illls “iv-i;
~ 0‘. ‘
litv ll‘l’lllxlfl'WI i t‘ .i immilx . l‘ fili‘ .‘i'xi-
iimul lilil‘i‘l l. KL‘JliJ “:i’. 3131‘ pint”- Lil I
“*iH‘l‘) ul‘il \i)~lll.:lll \Vrilnerili‘.“ ‘
(3 mi up Akr'l‘i “Vi iiv pram iit .ii:ei mi.
nrr inV .Er'il m i.» imam i.
0..
"rho “mizxiigv siiisslicrs" about the--
input atliili‘ .iil iii‘: r limit int" 3 Wind; l’ii-
.‘l i""li‘ Mitsiiiiii tl'i‘tl ic cones iii town.
is). l
Silo has only Lonny trunks .luil li.i'_\‘
:irc all lurgvr than ".liiiiili.i‘s."
.” "
Mr». \Villiam ll;ll'{i\l'll wus- t..lwn i‘t-ri
solidi-niy ill u'llltllly aftfl'miiiii and it:
was thought .it one tune iii!) c-iuii not
liw through the night. Sic his .iccu
:mduzvliy improving slilt‘t" yourriiny
swimming.
v -0. c...
.\ li.ll‘il.-li‘illi‘ i'i'zl in swimming "in old L
ind new ivstmncnt also tliv izcw l‘!‘\'l'~v
mu, for ml» at tho SESTINEL oillcc. lt .
in liaviihoincly bound. inrgc quarto M8:
and will lm sold at :i bargain. t‘uli ll' .i
examine it.
...__.,,m.,__ —
The ilslegution from 5. s city to tho
llsiiers‘ National Conwnuoii now in
session in lldtlliury. iclvurxiphid ycx‘triu '
day to Robert Pint-on. preniiicnt of the
South Not-walk moiety. to come to lun-
bury. Mr. Penman took the 2:?“ (rain ‘
‘up in the afternoon.
—--- N
"You must hove one. if it takes the ';
last dollar onto-(my porkcl. and the;
titty rents out of the bully" hauls.“ my!
Mr. A. on returning humu from wink
lust evil-«mg. "liiv~- wlut“ said his :
\Vifc. “01in of those besu'it'ui pursuits i
saw in Banks & Snyilz-rs window.“
ma, .
The second uuuiveisavy (if Lockwood
Rub-sol Nurwnlk will take plscc zit their
armory Lockwood's llall. \VQ'dllfifillily
evening Mxy 3d. The dross pursdw will
take place at 8:45: promenade at 9:30.
It Will undoubtedly be ii very pleasant
mm. Military guests will appear in uni-
form with side arms.
, . m - .
if ilu'ri- lafi' any PQ‘I'\U!2“ who dn “hf,
fret ciiiiil'unuhie unit‘s! their head cover-
ings sire iuanufsctunml within prison
walls. thcy \\ ill be sorry to learn that
yostvrduy in the Senate tho bill to pre-
vent hut ranking by convicts was or-
dated in a third residing. But most peo~
pie if the bill poses. will manage to be
happy oven in hats made out of jail.—
Sun.
M U...
The ladies can now find or ritber lifts.
Krieger‘s or Hrs. FavrCctl‘s nillbnery
stores x very large ssszrtment of the
latest spring shupes in trimmed and um
trimmed hats. besides all the newest
styles in iniliincry goods. No necessi-
tyof going to Row York for anything
in the luminary line.
W
Dnuwrgos. Kendall has decidcd to
move his dental rooms from Lauder's
block. bis pro-ant Motion. to his rosi-
deaco on tho corner of Franklinsnd
Washington meta. and on and after
Honda: of next work he will bops'ov
psrcdtodoaill kinfi ofdcntsl work st
thus pkct. Dr. Kendall has been in
this“; snubs! ofynuandhcslnv
vulshiygivauhobsnotsatisfm.
W .
Amhdyboosblshnposs
humans-mung tiers-ht
Mmhwmdm input}
"semi-r meeting of on Wellind .
F. & A. 11.. tht Tuesdky evening. 8"
W
A dividend of four per cent. has been
declared by the Pint National Bank.
m"...
R. ll. Rowan is again a iln ' ‘ . l t
in Bridgeport. ‘ 831") C 1‘ y
"’ ‘0.
Andrew Kcislcr of \V‘ushiugtou stmi
has two children at prurient sick with
ilii~ memlvs.
—--o~o——-——
The bacon OE Keyser‘s island blew
down during the severe gnlc last Friday
aftcrnoon.
~~~ » 999
George Pliillipa. recently with H. S.
Brown has opened I cobbler‘s shop on
ibiilrosd Square.
mow——
Regular meeting of Old “’6“ Truck
and Putnam Hose companies next Mon-
day evening.
— «so -
Councilman Powcll is building an ad-
dition on tho rear of his store on \Vasli-
ington street. -
- 000——
Tbc annual sessions of the grand Illu-
sonic council and the grand chapter will
be bold in Hartford May 8th and 9th.
u—waw
.Thc McGiniy social club of Norwulk
“‘1“ give a May bull in Phalanx ball.
Norwalk. Monday evening May Stli.
Mr. A Solmans is having all he can do
at his factory. lie is iii. present making
a great many of tlie baits known as the
"Boston helmet.“
———oo>—-—-—-
“'ill Bailey spoke in Ansonia Sunday
afternoon on temperance. Seventeen
sigucd the plcdgc. In the cvcninglio
spoke in Bridgeport.
—— roe. _-_.
.-\. J. llutciiingson was in Altoonn.
Prim” lllbt wcck. No bus bccu estimat-
ing on lllt‘ building of ii lioi'sc railroad
in that ciiv.
. Q0. — ‘Vx‘
Mcsws. .-\. l)it‘lit'l'lllfln s: Sou give
:i\\':iy n licuutilul l‘lacquo with (-vcry
cash purchase of one dollsr or morn.
Rcad their new advertisement.
~— v.‘.._ ,‘
.\ gri'ut many drunken lllt'n lmvchm-ii
Si‘t'll on our stru-is liitcly. 'l‘hi~ sight :I
\riy .l vg‘l‘lllig .mii Hwy sliiiiilil ho air-
i’i ~:v l.li:il lillf ii: ll» i’ll‘li up.
o~9
t‘.ip! llziiilwll (bl Norxinlk lius rcslgtii-il
:l." \‘itw—prc~iili-iit ol l"-ilrllt‘lll l‘oiinly .\'.l-
iiiiiiul limit. on account of dccliuiiig
, yours and {Ailing llt‘illlll.
”Dow..-“
it i~ no \‘Kiiilii iissritiou for us to any
that t‘iv lililSl :iwihclit‘ [ii'ziplc of this
1..
‘4“l.‘\\".. ..
Tl ii .1 \li li5i\, u._i xx.“ .ll...l,évl ‘ “m g .11. ‘;“g. ”1....filiit suczcly.
sii‘li. ii “iii! ilt‘illl‘ iii-dutiful rick lli‘S
.iiiii izi llll‘l iiiiyiliiiig ll‘, tlu‘ cents fin-
first”; it: c gii l-r l‘umqiii‘k Hriitiu-iv.
.. .. .09 —
'l or ll\i'ilt‘\i klltil mt :\ siirprisn piiilv
i
l \v:i_~ livid :it in» licuw «if Mr. Phil on
1’5.‘lii‘.;.{ lliii, _\‘. rwalk. Monday Night.
L .\i ml .1 NW pirty \i‘i rv from llii‘ i-iiv
;-.i ii hrpt up ll‘." ilxi t‘lli; tiii ll luti‘ ii ~ur.
, «9 —-—
Tim Sin Francisco .‘llli!{li’i\ pi i‘l‘oi‘iiicil
in )lwrriwn Suiiirdiiy i.i;.'lil rind (‘zill‘li‘ to
tlii~ i ii} of!» r liio [\i‘l'ftllllltll‘li‘i‘, arriving:
lii-i'v :i‘w-i! tun ll cl. i‘li Siiizilay morning
"i it'l‘l:t:!li‘il it ill" M.iii:ii'l{ciii.i Hui-d
‘ ii iii ,\l i'. My u ~ll">lli..'.
m *—
i‘. \. lb' Slw'?'i1'l‘ pruiciwl iii (‘llli-vl
: i'l‘uii'li i‘linh. 51w Huron. llinl Suiidsy.
:Tlit'ii‘ l* withing dctliniti1 )rl. .is to
i l
st i .~ will or uiil no! lit‘i‘iii-l liic
— 0.. ~——
l \V: iiii !. r~!;ll.‘l [horn is to lK‘ i‘ciiiciit
w»ri.~ ~t :rtnl iu Brut Xurwzilk, nu \‘iiu
‘ 7. u: .i\.-: uv l‘i rim building ri-crutly oc~
,i‘lill i-i ly lfli illil'llr'il linithci‘s. E. A.
\\'..s «in ml :. m gntialing with tho pir-
lli'p.
’ a. - ..
Tim l‘it‘i'lii‘il cl' iillicirs of ill“ l‘wtign“
giiiuiiiil Sunday school \l‘lil t'ikii place
:ivt Sun l-l)‘ Sillii’i‘llll‘diili'lll llcaril
' l‘l" iiiitirvlo lll" lcnclivis in u later
iv! Smelly. that ho would p mitiiily
I: "i‘lll‘ ii rcwlzchon.
" —-
flu» .wlivzinru :iri- lisving tiw ilriiw
illilgr‘ Tt‘plil‘i‘il. 'l‘lwy xlfl‘l‘itL-vi‘ Hiiiill to
in villain ~ ~liiu;itvs of thc cast of -'\ now
< ilriiw :imi llii-n i‘ iii :1 town lllt'vllllg and
, submit it lo the iii-iiiilc to soc wiic‘liicr
ilivy want :i new draw or not.
no
Tlic- Duncan li‘i‘ll \Vorks l‘tllllllilll}' (lrt‘
vii} iiu~y Tin-y ii We iit pri‘sciil ii con-
; ll'lit‘l for u iii‘gc union: t of iron i‘cnco
for panics in .\' illil iimi'im-i. 'l‘imy uri-
.ilvi puit‘iiiui: up liii- ill‘:l\\' l-riiigi- at tho
1 {n 2t of \Vusiiiiigtuii hil‘i'i‘i.
o-o
Thrill il.:iliivlil I‘mxs cuxiic in its List
Hock i'iiiurgiil and lllllil'in'i‘il iii :ippi :ii'~
villil‘r‘. l‘lliiur \\'iiiiii-g l;.i~ ii.i.l l‘iilillill «if
:1?!“ Prize: for a li".\' minim only but in
}lli;ii liiuv has nmilv ii. w;..ii ii was not
i {iii'mvrly t‘i‘lirlili’rt’il-"a li\'t* litwqmper.
; - , w _
i It Will ili' l\\'.““l\"-l-:ii' your: llic anill
lot [llv‘ owning .‘ll iy >.llL‘l‘ the iici‘iilviit
i
l
lizippcnmi at tho ilf' .w lll‘i'lfit‘. Draw ti-ii
dvr ilurl‘unl who uni . ii .rgc of llli‘
i l)l'lil',:t’ at that lililt' inn-ix illt' muni- pm
i slittili >11“. and llil.‘ iii-{m ms be was iit
liltil lilllv‘.l i‘niilii‘ul to i.:.~ li‘llSI.
~—-~r 00. r~~
. We Would i‘iiil iliv illlilxlitlli of our
iruuilv-rs in tho hith‘l‘IlSJill‘kli of l). E.
; \Viison. insur‘mc,‘ flltil Tt‘ll rillllr‘ agcut
of Nvirwulk. which iippmrs m :‘lniillicr
column. Mr. \‘i‘ilson rcprvseuts illi' best
insuranc» compunics in the country, a
list of which will be found in his adver-
tisvmcnt.
”Mi-m
Quitea piiriv from this place went
rile-S for cottages. and were met by
parties from New York. Arrangvmenis
Sl’l‘ already made for putting up half ii
doxcn «hinges at once. and pmbubly
others will follow. A sumptuous dinner
\\ m served up by Landlord Steele on the
pwmiscs. that was gladly partake!) of.
after which the parties returned home.—
Dunbury Democrat.
woo—«—
Last Saturday sftern‘oou quits a little
excitement was raised in Solmsns' make
shop caused by a small vised muss bo-
twe-en a young man by the name of
Lxdrigsu of Five Mile River and a man
by the name of Cribb‘s of Brooklyn.
They had been tantalixi..g one another
for some time Mid finally Iadrigsn got.
mad and dealt Cribb s severe blow but
without serious mulls.
-———-a«o—————~—
Ws have in our passe-slim st [ii-cunts
copy of the Bonn“: Gazette printed in
1835. The Gale“: at that time was pub-
lished by S. W. Benedict, sad the sub»
scriptioo prio- wu two dollars per year.
We have also a copyof the liddlebroo‘h
Amuse for the var «was. and one of
's for do y“! of 1831. The
show formerly belonged to In. Lyman
Richards of Dakar: but she recently
gov. than to ksr grandson. m
luck I. m of “any.
W
mmmmfl "Ii
m
ers to discontinue the nuisance of steam
whistling in this city is being circulated
about town and has already a long list
of nlmcs attached to it.
brnw bridge last Saturday afternoon std
made it impossible to shut the draw so
corriages could cross until the tide was
sufilciently to get her out.
dulged too freely this morning in that
non-intoxiciint known as lager beer and
became very boisterous and took to
smashing windows in the Germanic
house with his list. He was lodged inltlie
lock-up with u very soar hand.
rccent trip to Not-walk. considering the
small number of buildings in course of
emotion in that town as compared with
Stamford. that we would far outstrip
Norwalk in size and importance within
the next few years—Herald.
l'la.iliiiry and a Norwalk billiardist Mon-
diiy owning lfl McNumiirii‘s saloon. The
game was throe hundred points and for
twenty-five dollars. The Norwalk man
took the money.
members of Burnside, Guards lust
Wedncsdnv evening was not largely at-
ti‘lldml on account. we presume. of the
\vcutlicr. but those present enjoyed a
pleasant time.
huckeino hotel. is at present rusticuiiug
at t‘liuihnm, Now York stiito. \\'u are,
informed he will soon upcn ii lllllr'l in
Diiubiiry, “'lll‘l‘l‘ lic ii iii. undoubtedly.
bi- plain-d to soc his lllllllt'l'lluli friends of
this city.
from in iii-lit of liuuks 8: Siiyiii-i“s ycs~
li-i’iiiiy :iuii wua milking oll‘ with it when
.\lr. Siiyili-r \\‘ll.\ iiutiliiil and put Clllh‘t‘
uiiii caught him. 'l‘lioolil, old story—'—
lw was drunk.
walk. uioilicr of Mr. Lliiriui llcmsondicd
on Friday and was liuricd on Sunday.
.\li‘. ll~ than“ living u llli‘lllllt‘l‘ of tlio lir-
firui .\S.~iil‘l:lllilllll nuiuiwi of the lili‘lll-
liurvi li‘li'llill‘fl lln- funci‘nl (if his lllullii‘l’
iii at body.
ludii-fi \\ ill find ”10“) :it .v\. l)ll‘k\‘rllllll\ &
Sin‘r. who proposv to lump up thcir
rniiuiuiiiinul "ilic licsi goods for tho
li-ihi moncy,” In addition to tlii-ir cur»
[\l‘dlllfi'ni 1‘ cy iiiiw iiiiht‘lll ti) t‘i‘t‘l‘y [Lil‘-
cliisilr lo iiic amount of onc (li‘llllr u
iii-:iutifui pliii‘quo.
chvci'. iinw nfllxiiihviilin l"ll|.. rill‘llll‘l'ly
of this ciiy. l\‘ doing ii lingo lillSlllt‘tifl in
that plum. llc llll‘i now lll courso of
c inxll'lli‘lltlll (lll'l'd liiruc rcsiili-uccs and
si‘i‘i-I‘ul suullir contracts. and is ki-pi
c instantly busy.
ltli l-‘mvlcr Poi-it lh-corution [lay F-t‘l‘Vli‘i‘l-l
wcrc consiili-riiil and tho following
iiaiiicd wci‘u lulllfllllli‘tl iii: iuilit‘itiiigcuni-
miiim-zcomriidcs F. A. Sago. Edward
l).iiicliy. P. McNamara. Danicl Iliill.
\Vin. Lylc and Mr. llrundago. A spvcinl
i'\‘i‘llill}:.
down to Bell's ‘Idund Thursday to select ‘
dawn-Mum‘s:-
‘ ‘ -. “W
s
A petition to the asthma commission-
‘QOO
a»——-——
A recent arrival from Fudcrland in-
M.
_- , .,.. ._
The masquerade sociable given by the
—-~w¢w«
Ex-liindloril Francisco, late of the Mn-
~~~ Q00 h...
.-\ lliicl' gl‘fllllii'll n pit-cc of oil cloth
o-o
Mrs. l‘llizibclli Ri-iusou of lizist Nul-
w—r . w -._._.._
Spculiing iii liiiigiiins in dry good-i. tliii
‘> ~
\\'ii :lll‘ lilt‘il‘il il in li‘lll‘ll lliiit Mr. J. Mc-
-.. , Q.. .. -
l.:i~l cvriiiiig iii tiic invoiing of Doll);-
mci-iui: will be bold next \Vcdiicsdiiy
fivO ‘
;\ plozismit nil‘iiir occurred iii South
Sui-walk on Monday cvoning in which
Mr. E S. \\'iitcrliiiry. of Stamford. [llll_\'~
“\i ii proiuiiiont piirt. tho purliculurs of
whic i will ho found midi-r tlll‘ hood of
“.\llll‘l‘ll‘il.“ Mr. \\'. is ii young man
with hundrmis of fricuds in town who
”in in wishing liiin tho host of succonn
in tho blissful stain of lifo which ho has
just com-irncod.——S!umfimf lli‘mlii.
_._- .fi-.- .D.
A iniin with n silvorvplnlt‘d. double-
biick Rl‘lllln coin hilldl‘r crimp into tho
sanciuiu thc other day und nomu‘oncml
uxpluiiiuii: tlii- licautiiis of tho iirtiiilo for
holding silvor hulviu. «to. Mid ho had
giltll'll half through. lwforii he found he
was in ii printingnllii‘o. \Vhou ht‘ saw
his iiiistukc lli‘ wont to tho door. sadly
opcncd it. and kicked himself out.
—' »-ooo #,__.
Tlll' Nv-w lliivun I’uffiidi'iun in spunk-
inu of ill" repri-scntiitivos who “have
iniiili- ri'c-iriis“ during illt‘ prcsciitaiissii u
of tlic li-gisliiiurc any: tho following of
n‘l‘i‘i‘sviitiitivo Scollold of Stamford:—
"Among illt‘ iuoro prominent nit‘lllbfil‘fi
of tlw house. Mr. Scuflcld of Stamford
bus without doubt pi-ovud the strongest.
H - came to the session but little known
in Connecticut politics but this his first
term has given him a fsvoriible place in
the minds of the people and the respect
of those who are conversant with his
work. A good speaker. always expresses
himself clearly and logically: his influ-
eucc has been hit with cvm‘y day‘s ses-
sion. He has done his work conscien-
tiously iind ably."
W
A bill was passed in the house last
Wednesday that no person shall deposit
or assist in depositing any substance ox-
copt oyster shells and other materials
used for making ovster beds in any of
the waters of Long Island Sound. with—
in a rsdius of five miles from Southwest
Lodge lighthouse. at! New Haven bar-
bor. or in any of the waters opposite
Branford. No person shall deposit or
assist in depositing any substance except
oyster shells iiiid other moterials used
for making oyster beds. in any of the
waters of the sound. salt of the line
drawn due south of the Penfleld light-
house. w‘thout tho consent of the shell-
fish commissioners. Section 8 provides
thst no person shall at night deposit: any
substance except oyster shells and other
msterisls usvd for making oyster beds.
Pcusltiss are lines from “00 to $500.
and seixure of boots.
——-——«o——-—
Monday evening. at half past nine
o'clock. a fire brats out in the large
wooden building at tho’ foot .‘of Grove
street Bridgette". occupied by Lows a clan
Womb." ushers. Ls— tban‘sn ,
hour later on! a mass of smoking ruins
marksd the site of the building. tho
limos having guinsdsuch' mm by tho
ch Matthprrlvsl ofshofiscdvpgrk'
mat an: smili- building not m 15'"
State. talk of holding s Stats pat-ads in
N -w Haven some day during the later
part of May. It is also proposed to have
regulsr annusl psndcs of the uniformed
lodges, in cities to be hereafter desig-
A ciiniil boat was stuck under the nsied. There are now nine uniformed
orgmiiniiions in the Suite. namely: three
in New Haven. two in Meridcn and one
each in Norwich, Bridgeport, Water-but:
and Dunbury. Tili‘y will parade as a
M...— .
Dr. A. n. niiiiwiu «if Nurwalk gives “film“ “1“ b°
notice in another column of the removal
of his ofiice to No. 71 Wall street, in the
sideuce of the lutu Dr. Asa uiii. The "e“-
doctor has a. telephone in his office. and
all calls will be promptly attended to.
M
id manual of exercises. Some of the
organizations have very handsome bau-
Lock Company cast heavy toe pieces to
be applied to the boots of his fiery un-
tamed steed. the idea. being to add
weight to his feet so as to be able to
keep him down to his work. Sam
says he has become so fast that he goes
through the air “phantom like“ and it is
impossible to take his time-so swift is
his speed, consequently be bad to
A Stamford goiitlcmauinferrcd froma ”3°" (though reluctantly) to placing
heavy weights on his feet, which be is
in hopes will keep him near the ground
so be will be visible to the naked eye as
he flies through the air. If the weights
do not answer the purpose be
' r ‘W' to oses hire four small b0 0
A billiard "mm" “wk place between a sold) the iiiiimul‘s feet down ashc triiielts.
The weights we omitted to state above, are
made of gold, silver plated. and will add
much to the equine appearance of the
horse.
tilblisliliig of Odd Fellows in this coun-
try. is to be celebrated by Our Brothers,
LOllgl‘ at the Opvra llousu Norwnlk. to-
night (Wednesday) The Stamford, Dau-
bury. New Cnnniui, ltidgcficld and But-
ler Lodge of this city will his represented
by llil‘iztl delugntions. The following
programme has b’cen prcpnred iiiid will
without doubt ho very interesting:
morning. which will doubtless ilo some
iliuimgi- to early \‘t‘gl‘fllllilll. Tho only
diinuigc so fur rcportvd is tlicfn-czing
up of illit‘ of the lintcl fires or tlw lircmiin.
we don‘t know which.
Assoc iiiiiiu of tlic First M. E. Church
will hold ii concert in tho iiudicnco room
of llll‘ church. Tim progruuiniu of 0x-
crciscs indwutes that ii plrusiuit outcr-
t:iiiiiiicnt is in slow for those whose iii—
i
lt‘llll lilt‘lll to visit the church on that cv-
i-iiiiig. All iirc invited to come and
tillii\\' by ihclr lll‘l‘hl‘lu‘l‘ tliui lllt‘)‘ urc iii-
tcrcsicd lli l‘Vt‘l‘)‘ effort to liecp our young
pciiplc fi‘cv from lllt‘ curse of profanity.
t, )lllll‘CU null itliioliiil. ~
, ~<o>
to be put on ilw ruck cutting through
thi- Seymour pi‘opiirty opposite» the Bur—
bauk‘s pliico this morning. and them will
hii Milllt‘ lively. :is wcll as noisy work in
thut locality until the rock is removed.
Thi- drilliiu,r for tho llllialflfi‘ in aortic acc-
tions of the rock twelve feet in depth.
and n largo displacement of rock is lock-
cd fur, its well us “ lookcrs on in “My."
win-u lllt‘ i-xplosions take place.
and seventy thousand feet of yellow pine
tiiulwr mid pliuik. for the pier and \vliilrf
iii “'ilsun‘s l‘oint. arrived iit thiit place
on Monday lust. MM is now diichiirg'ing
s dos by Miss Tom and Miss Merrill. the
singing or Miss Scott and Prof. Green.
Smith and the comet duct by Messrs.
Tbs uniformed on Nlovs of an
exercised in the drill
W
S m Durimd ha lmd the Norwslk
Tho sixty-ninth anmvcrsnry of the es-
i-iiuiiruuiu
l Munlc.
i) l’l‘li) Dr.
ll. Anuiwr-ary l‘roi"iiiii:itloii~.
4. Thanksgiving ”do.
'5 Lodgo Siiiilsiics
il liliilu Qusrieilo
7 :‘lililnwi by Jim . M. S. I‘iigson.
ii Mil-iv.
ll. livmurks by Grand Mil-tor and (iriinil Surr-
lll. Music,
i . Iii-iiuirkn by “mud \"lll’ilf‘ll.
.- .\liili- Qimriviiii.
.‘l lii‘l‘llllfliill
l ('luslng Uilc
.”.. _....
Frost.
Thorn was a licnvy white frost this
'l‘cuipi-rmicc Concert.
Ni'xt Siindiiv llli‘ ~lll\'t'lllll"l‘l‘lllpl‘l‘llnl‘t‘
crust in tho cnusn of tcnipiirriincc niiiy
Rock (Inning an Extension.
A largo iiilditioiiiil force of men were
W, .........M....
Pier and Wlmrf‘ m “'Ilsou‘s
l‘ulnl.
Tllt‘ schooner .l. R. Schultz. ton days
from Suviuiuiili. hr. with two hundrcd
her cargo. The pilo driving will oom-
iui llllt‘ in t\ day or two, and the pier for
tho binding of the steamlwnts will be
first coinplcicd. so that there will be no
dclay for wluirfsgc accommodation.
when tho railroad trucks are laid to the
point. .
..... ._. on _._...
Muluiil Improvement Society.
Last Monday evening ncnrly two him-
drml people assembled at the Congrcga-
tionsl church to listen in ii liti‘rury and
musical i‘iitertiiinmiint‘givcn by tho Mu.
tiiiil linprovcniwit Society. The most
iiuticmililc feature of the exercises was
the reading of Miss Walter. The piano
the recitation: of Mrs. Durant and Mr.
Fiisby. the violin music by Miss Rosa
Punzelt sud Hope ware rill favorably rs-
ceivod. and the society is to be congrat-
ulated upon its sucsess in giving so much
pleasuro for so little money.
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OBITUABY.
lasso RE!!!) 001?.
Last Sunday after an lllpess of about
was a man of anneal: nature. firm in his
this afternoon.
W
Resolutions.
of illness and so
it w
hassoclatloo
iii-mitotic,
soda-Io powwow a. why of
Soutbfiomlk and that vn commend
blmtothoconfiduoectourfrlsodsua
Colon school lair-um
The school library hos bundoublod
by tho addition of new books
numbers 85‘ volumes. Its popularity is
cleaved by the weekly circulation of
nearly all the books. The in
bar of volumes enables the
extend the privilege of drswlug books to
grades that have not yet been entitled
to the use of the library. We call the st-
untlon of the trustees of the public ll-
bnry to the success of the Union school
enterprise. sud aukgest that they make
a beginning in a similar manner soon.
Instead of waiting for the completion of a
library building. it would be far better
to create a lively public interest by the
Our borough neigh-
bors. acting upon this plan, already pos-
3938 iii respectable library: why should
not the citizens of South Norwalk have
an equal opportunity for reading?
W
Suit for Damages.
In the United States Circuit Court last
week suit was entered by the Yale Lock
Manufacturing Company. of Stamford,
Connecticut, against Col. Harrison Ad-
reon. postmaster of Baltimore, claiming
$10.000damnges. The declaration alleges
that the company has been put to great
expense in publishing refutation: of
charges alleged to have been made to
the agnnts of local newspapers by Col.
Adreon. on or about April 8, as follows :
“That a colored boy had by means of a
piece of steel opened
ular taste, and merit
success they
crossed num-
principsl to
be presented in this city“
with but mo of th
d no eflorts w
d mansgement to
their best entertainmeu
nounoements elsewhere
that the price of .93
Admission 50
The opera to
will be given
Oompsuy; s
ill be spared
sects 75 cents sud $1.00.
uuwoos‘s rxcmc.
audience ut the en-
& Bebmsn's Comedy
House last Saturday
There was a
talnment of Hyde
at; the Opera
The rendition
lotions of those who at-
te of the non appear-
Kittie O‘Neil. on account
the company gave the
of satisfaction.
lcnlsrartlst. as
be average run of
to their res ective
The muse was
purchase of books.
tended. and i
once of Miss
of an emergency,
, audience the best
useless to specify any
actors and did
parts and spec alities.
SAN FRANCISCO atmsrxis
The Opera. House
evening to witness
the above troupe
to secure a rescrv
could find “standing room on
fore the entertainment commenced.
renditions _ were
kept the audience 'ln coast
laughter sud were reward
daring applauds.
obliged to respo
p e encores. sud were
the audience sow the
The audience Was high y
none were more so than Ms
who is to be common
good entertainments be has
the theater-going public sin
House has been undvil‘ his msnsgem
the performance of
t beforehand
ant roots of
the locks of
the post ofiice
in Baltimore. and that the some were
Also. that after being in-
formed that they were not Yale locks.
manufactured by the above company.
Col. Adreon insisted in maintaining that
they were. to the injury of the reputa-
tion of the locks of the company.
f the artists
ad to double and
let off onlywiien
were fatigued.
delighted. and
dad for the
co the Opera
W
Railroad Cllungcs.
The summer smugementsfiof passenger
trains on the consolidated road includes
the shortening in running time of some
of the principal express trains between
New York and Boston.
not express from Boston is to run
ilirougli to New York in six hours. or
Bt‘Vt‘lilt‘On minutes loss than the present
The truin will leave Bos-
ton at half punt four instead of four as
The morning express from New
York Will leavo at 8:15 instead of 8
o‘clock, arriving in Boston at. tho same
hour. 3:55. thus shortcuiug tho running
iiuui by ten minutes.
lust i'xpress from New York will leave
iii-u minutes later. and will reduce its
running time.
llllll‘ than any train on tho road. A new
express ll‘lllll will run ovu tho shore lino
road. liisving l‘rovidunuu at 5 p. m..
Nuw London iii 6.55. reaching New lla-
vcu at Sill). this city iit 9:30.
Miss Lilian Olcott
Hall last Monday
scbappelles in the
Lady of Lyons.“
is a very deep actress, a
powers which it has
a life time to secure. and
ion she gained and held the
f the ent’re audience,
he favorite and who
appeared at Music
drama entitled “Tho
Miss Oloolt. though
The afternoon
others nearly
in her rendit
the admiration o
with whom she was t
their highest esteem.
once witnesses her acting
t a successful co-
e has but recent-
ing a. lad of education
t that before
she will have
that only her
run iii-ii: timc.
Any one who
can not help to predic
recr in the profess
ly entered. and be
on culture, there is no dou
another season has
gained such a reputation
name will have to be used
largest balls. The art
The afternoon
is: who supported
for sustaining her
cial commendation is
due Mr. T. J. Ma one. whose acting was
greatly admired. and
may be placed among
inukes better
who as an acto:
Prohibition Convention.
AK ENTHUSIASTIC UATHERIBG.
The State Convention of the Prohibi-
tionists was held at Hartford on April
19th. at Whittclscy‘s Hall.
The convention was called to order at
10 o‘clock a. m.. by J. A. Lewis. Esq.. of
Willimsntic, and Mr. \Velford S. Bailey
of South Norwalk. was appointed secre-
Pruyer was offered by
Rev. Edmund Tuttlc of Meriden.
The committee on credentials-consist-
ing of A. S. Beardsley of Plymouth, A.
J. Culver of Rockville. and T. 11. L. Tal-
cott of Glastonbury. reported two bun-
drcd delegiites present representing the
various senatorial and congressional dis-
tricts and many towns throughout the
siilc. oi'l'lcr 9') Ila-I River New
The Pier now occupied for a landing
(it Now York by the Summer Adelphi
and Propeller City of Norwalk N
Esst Rivvr adjoining the Fulton Ferry.
was sold at public auction Tuesday noon
April 25th. and knockcd off to the high-
i-st biddcr iit fifty-two hundred dollars
por your. tho huycrto pay all repairs and
iliuuiigcs that may uccrue in said year.
We uow understand that the Steamboat
Company have another pier in view of
much larger dimi‘iitions where they Olin
furnish butter accommodations to the
traveling public as Well as to the freigbt~
era who have complained not a little for
want of room on Pier 22. and we have
heard it rumored that in one or two in-
stances (rt-lighters bave loft the boat and
gone to the Railroad on that account
alone. and with the additional business
of tlic Dunbiiry & Norwslk R. R. at
Wilson‘s Point “'0 should judge the
steamboat Company would require at
least twlciiiis much room as at present
We have board plot
97 mentioned as one of the points they
are seeking after with cousidersble pros-
if permission can be bad
it seems has
tary pro fem.
The following committee on perms-
nant organisation was appointed:
of Honda: Levi Adams.
H Sage. of South Nob
300‘
log of the committees
Word Jo .
k; D. i. Walloon. ofiAbsnon:
on. of New moduli.
During the retir
tho “Cdntinetitnls” song “The Day of
Promise.“ after which the committee on
permanent organisation brought in s re-
port nominating the following. which
was adopted:
"on. R. H. Palmer. bluntvillo.
VXCl'fl‘lfilDINfii
to do the work in.
pool. of getting,
of the harbor master who.
control of the picrs in New York which
cannot be used unless assigned by tho
harbor Master acting in the district
where such pier is located; as for our»
selves we arc sorry to loose pier 93 as it
is a splendid location for the travelling
it being so very central.
handy to all points of
interest to the business portion of trav-
elers. We are confident that Capt. Per-
kins will have a pier and a good one to,
if he can only have half a chance of
making his own selection.
_,.....‘W
AMUSEMEN‘I‘S.
New London.
Nland
'l‘. H. L. Tallcoti.
Samuel Skinner. Eampton. lidillessx.
North “awn. New Haven.
Welfonl E. Bailey. South Roi-visit.
ASI‘T. nouns".
A. K. Heath. Daubiiry.
President Palmer was escorted to the
chair and made an appropriate acknowl-
edgement of the honor.
committees were appointed:
um state central committee
A. Morchouso, Don
M Il'lfglgf sin Laend me; an tbs led go. so be
public to land.
down town, and
To ‘wl. A. Low-
ls. Willliuuitlc:
loll.
forwsrd names of mu
of the following con
m 000.
mounds. A. .
Vlad
aux. Robert
South
iddla‘
Hon. W. J. 1‘ d
EMMA acorn—ENGLISH ovum. “l'fl’ld‘ A“ luv
6th the renowned Ern-
r large double 0
l perform one of their
P
Emma Abbott in
but. achieved by Kellogg
d her company ii
the most cxpens
isstion in the
pupuliir artists t
d America are euro
dard and among whatnot-e
whose exquisltc singing,
geous dressing
ular favorite,
brated tenor.
ndon Open 00., has
1‘89
Saturday. May
ma Abbott all m sud resolution!
J. Dow. atoms: 0
opera eclipses t.
or Richings; no
lag the truth of
is said to be
for the convent
complete travo
land. The most
The afternoon
William Castle.
tilled acting and gar
him a great
Valentine Fabric
is o of Mapleson‘s
been engaged at a is
for many years connec
committee on t
control committee was read and scoepi-
Tbe report of the committee on nomi- !“ 5h“ 8° dri.
a week. Mr. Issac Reed Doty died of ty-
nstionsmbicb was as follows. was adopt-
phoid pneumonia. Mr. Doty was the
father of Major Doty of this city, and
was sixty-nine years old. The Gazette
in speaking of Mr. Daty. says—“Be
koscb Opera Corn
known as the g
on the lyric stage.
is also with
so Stoddard.
whose success
so: aovxassa.
lion. Gears. 1‘. Rogers. New kudos.
m usvr. sovxxxos. .
‘uon. mm.- 8. Williams. Gin-toning.
nouns? or sun,
mulls a. can. South Kuwait.
sun I'MVIII.’
Idiom Tunis. lei-idea.
commas.
the celebrated baritone,
the 3913: musical fulfil
roach and Thomas, is
George 01ml, late of
company is the
all who have
hishbesipiful voice,
0 sun as appur-
ls s sweet. “sli-
oui Ills Abbott
Arthur Ms. the
bone-baritone and obsnotsr actor
picks the list of t
7 rod itli
convictions of right and wrong. and
could not, be swerved from what he be-
lieved to be his duty. His family origi-
inslly coins from New York state, but
be had [stop a resident of the town for
probably ibulf a century at least. 30
was one :02 a family of scvcu obildrcn ,
and the first to die. He was a Republi-
can in militias, and for many years serv-
ed the to‘wn as s constable sud grand
juror. His funeral will be mended
von by Dam
Carl Ron‘s Inndon o
_ in testify to
artistic method and
once. George Apple!)
vor-volced" ten
expects to mac
mm
The committee on resolutions reported
the following: ‘
The
he incl at
thug-sum
At. s meeting of the 3st. Finishers‘ As-
sociation of Norwalk. tbs following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Walsh“. It has pleased God in His
providequ to remove by desth from on:
Violins, is s
sud ufinsment. and
must socorn
chub-mambo stage.
oval
no. Dresden an
!‘ _
queumnow
wol- «lob-
hsl :3. Ivdlcs an
it . ,
in the “italic, . .
ini- m was chow *m‘ ”7;! l‘ 4-6.
temperance lecturer and prohibition
advoosto. Gsrriod unsulmomly.
The committee onrfiuanoes reported
sufficient funds rslsed for the dsy‘s ex-
pauses.
A vote of thanks was here tendered
the singcrs for tbolrexcellsnt music and
singing. nestingsdjourncd.—Tho Stubs
Central Commltm to meet in Huidford
shout the middle of May.
The Prohibition State Central Com-
m‘tee consists of the following named
gentlemen:
District. Nun Town.
in Devi Ado-ts Hartford
id '1‘. a. L. falcon. Edmonton boa?
8d hues lot-risen. Thoupsouv s
4th Bar-ace Johnson. Plaluvlllo.
5th Ruins Isis-lit. Wswbun.
uni Tunic. lurid-n.
7th . . cy. New vsn
Willis Smith. New Haven .
9th Herbert J. Cracker. New land”
Oth Rev. C. 0. Frost. . orwicb
iltb L. A. Powers. (lolcbuter.
lltli Geo. 1". Ellen. mford.
18th 7 C. 0. Smith? 80. Norwslk.
4th J sspb. K. Nichols. Brldzevort.
ism Alfred K. «in. Dunbar,
max an. a. N. Nichols. wilmvliie.
ml: .1. A. Lewis. Windham.
18th John Andi-ours. Tom on.
lath G00. 1!. Bondy. murky ls.
will A. L. Beardsley. Plymouth.
21st E. C. "on. (nudists.
R. E. Stone. wddlemwn
83d Samuel Wont So. Coventry.
Nth P. W. Thompson. Mmsfield.
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Bonnnza on the War-path.
Tu the Editor on the Summon—Thai:-
sm grate ksus for alarm in reisabun to
this vext likcr queschun, i find it okpeis
the siteoshun ov sul klssls ov peplc. sum
am guvornd bi wun motiv, an sum bl a
nutber, on tho am an! vars. anksbus tu
hav it scteld: an the peple am dividid as
in how it shud be setold; sum klsim chair
shud be a. law to prohibit it sul to gather;
disc tbs dont want any liker sold; ov
kors thst kiss am phsnatikul an tbs tun
not to be reiid on for wun minit: n nutb~
er kiss, which am the most respsktsbul
part ov soaieti, so. we must bav a lisuns
law. so that. its call kan be regulatid.
now i dont so what, motiv them sir plia-
natiks ksn hav in not wantin only liker
sold, we aint a gain to kompel um to
drink it. if tha dont'wsnt it, if that wil let
it a lone it wont do um enny god. so tbs
ncdcnt be so miti petikaler, so as not to
‘hsv enny sold, kos if the dam: want eu-
ny, utbers du. kos tbs no ov its beniflts.
it enters in to the vars fibur ov man bud
on in in the soshsl sirkel ov lif parvsdin
an parmeatin our intir bein. filin the sole
with estskseas ov join, an mskin glad
the hurt ov man when he sin dri. sbud
tbs prohibit its sail, its bailful so evel
efeks wud be felt thru out the civilised
wurld, psirilisein an tbroin out 0v zero
the soshnl kustums ov this enliteiied age.
idont so wbi them air phanstiks want
to brak thru the long establisbd usesgis
0v the kuntri. i now assirt that. liker am
indispensibul in a kriscnun kuntri, if our
pmidunt aimed di, bow kud we hav a
fasbinsbul fun‘aril unles we had a fiv
thousan dolor liker bil tu fut. but sum
as it run kontorari tu moril prinsipul. an
it dont luk wal in the ice 0v the beter
porehun ov kommnnite tu drink it. that
am fills on the fuse or it. kos the bust. ov
men. from bob bones down to the presi~
dunt, ov the united states drink it, do
yu think tbs wud drink it if it didunt luk
wel,ov korse tbs wudent. It dus seine tu
me with sul ov these fakts befour us it
ot tu sstisfi enny munabul bein in rela-
shun tu prohibishun. but it am not so, I
so bi the papers, no long!- a so than last
wake, that held 3 unit probibisbun kon-
vsushuu in hartford, an put in nomin-
nashun men for stall ofises. an cicktid
delignits tn the nsshunul konvcnshun
an they bsv elektid that air pbsuatikul
hsv nous borer than to sent him, has if
tbsir wssunt but wuu gug ov whiski in
Bedlum be wud brsk it. if be bad to
brsk a. doses: beds to sit in it. the hou-
vensbuu am to be held in sbeksgo next
jun. wbsir slot ov pbmtikul pboois
wil orguuise u nubunsl. no like: psrtl,
an noin it. wud be a grate kus tn the
kuutri, spredin desoluhuu so win in its
wake. an funin its dedli phangs in to
the vituls ov the grate repulikun psi-ti.
kausln diskord and kmtin bsrt burnins
in our ranks; so tbs sea in me. Mr.
Spike what shat we do about this grate
prohlbesbun evil which am kumin on
us: so i sea to uni, send for the grate
propbit wall-st, and let him propesi sglu
this are wickld so purvurs jsuorssbuu,
an the solo pissed um vsn much; so
Tl“ '°“°"i"¢ tbs sent in the propit wslrat an sad to
Liini: ho shsl we send in this are krukid
an all neck an purvurs jwembun; so
the propliit Wurst unset-d am sad hero
. prophesied agln um ‘ssin, ye dwellirs in
mob Bedlum. an aul ho dwel in the loud or
steddi habits an the kuntri mun s bou ‘
from the host. ov Bedlum‘ even in 4..
so ynr nun abs! be a re-
id so stif tick peple sad for ya: sins yu
for probiblsbun. an [yo stunt hav pro-
hiblsbuo, these rivers on stuns sbsl do
pcnlsbplbofild withkoidufmhlnlog-
or. an than sir prohibisbun phaustikl
shat pa for it. thair font now turn ye
while it slut tn lsit. an tbs slink thali-
beds at him ngln on suit—“bow urn yur
wiuumumiwussomiim
wudinsk um cinch m m. i‘
whotmhemhvouolierih _
nestsvdotbordsforsnunth’. coll “
sun-cm Waller tbs mull-Von tbs _‘
“unassumsukim upwflh
a sat 9v klsrksu «or
181W murmur» ‘3 “I m
oaths shortl- nctls. now My
Bertha yo miss!- an. tbs
prcsikut yur
l hsiutcthc
rich reward.
lasskporlih
yu Estriks on
proipbit walntflf yu wll
nostrum busuls with vigor.
lest di ut but yu wii rope a
has tbair sin miluns in it. an if yu dout
beleve it, yu gent ax mi
June, so kcruelSollers, an t
sul about it.
wifo. Sousa
bu wli tel yu
Ur! vars luvlnly.
, , ; va. BORANZA U. Sm.
Bedlam. April 85th. 1888.
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Person-Is.
Brown sud slave-r Emms of
Sunday in town.
Edward Baker of New
Sundsy in town. ’
visiting Mrs. Edw
Mus. Eliza Ray
J obit A. Seymour.
is in town. the goes
Miss Phillips,
visit with Miss Le
borne in Simsbury on
tthewson will soon repre-
Hc will shortly
mend. sister 0
of Florence. Knit!!!»
t of her sister.
after u very p
as El . returned to her
sent the firm 0
”on the road.
mnkc an extended was
gist Plaisted has
few days in Gosben, N. Y
E. A. Horton of Meriden,
the Sum-mm. made us u
been spending s
friendly cull
David Hill of Albany, was
an Gesbeck and son of Hoboken
are visiting Mrs. Win.
Mr. George Raymond
cit who have been a
in ew York, return
Thursday last,
house on lower
sud wife of this
ding the winter
to this cityon
and are occupy '
Main street.
ew York city.
di ave from N '
ungdon sud
Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
mother were in town yest
hen Wilcox o
returned from a vial
Edward Malston of Greeupm
Ring in this city.
f this city has
t in New York.
ey of this city. spent
Sunday in Bridgeport.
from a short vi ends in Brook-
Mrs. J. Irving Dibble isspendinga few
days in New York city.
MARRIED.
h. by Rev. 2. sten
to Miss Sarah ax-
ilr. Henrv Tnstmm
ton. of White 0th Shad‘
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DIED.
lu Norwiilk. April ad. has: Reed Doiy. agod 68
. 10 mos. and 3 dsys.
iril l9ill. Ann. info of Lorenzo
year of her age.
in Komlk. April 19w. Scrub Ann Jarvis. wife
of Juries W. Pinkncy.
In East Noni-31k. April Elan. Elizabeth Rent-on.
Perry & Sage,
Counsellors at Law
Sword‘s Bulldlng.
FOR SALE.
Van Zant Avenue. Lot ’5:
mm” “a “no“ as considmblo mii'on
be sold for a macnablc
bite of Charles W.
St. South Nor-
bum
it. This property will
«3 store on Washington
Form for Sale.
pbool will bsiley u a deligiiit, tbs at to m Roi-walk. can
SPRING STYLES,
now READY. ‘
sndhobblest stylus of
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