Tinnday, Aux. 8|. I381.
The annual convention of the Con-
nocticut woman Sum-age association
will be held in Hartford in October.
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The platform adopted by the indefi-
ent republicans of Maine. last week is n
model of brevity end good sense. It in
as follows:
. l.—Thorougli Mid “auntie reh-
in all brnnclin of the civil service.
2.—-Fnithful execution oftbe lows i-
all parts of the state including helium
law and the law: for the observance of
the Sabbath. having tern nee with~
out hypocrisy and prohibition without
the drunkenness.
Ll.~—.\‘tnct economy in the expenditure
of public moneys and ii consequent re.
«luction of taxes.
«L—Uppmltion to machine polities.
lussisni. political wmmente. briber
and fraud in controlling elections an
conventions.
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The Democratic State L‘onvenlion will
he held at Allyn hall. Hartford. “redirectb
(lay. October 4th. at ll) o‘clock a. m.
Each town iii authoriged to send twice
the number of delegates to the conven-
tion that it is entitled to in its represen-
lotion in the House of Representatives.
All cacusee for the appointment of dele-
gates must be held at least seven days
before the convention meets. and it shell
he the duty of the secretnry of each cau-
cus to send a copy of the credentials ot
the delegates to the State Convention
from his town to the chnirmnn of the
Democratic State l‘entrnl committee at
least live days before the convention.
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The latest bulletin from the cenrus of-
!ice. No. 29!. presents a statement of the
voting population of the United States
l»_\ counties. claai-ilied as native white,
foreign white and colored. Following
are the figures for Connecticut:
~~V\'h;le -..
NW l i r: Fora“ Colored
unfit: Mull: 8.8::
alum! new 625
guild ”Jill! ml
.‘ HAW: i.4.‘l a;
M vld - «I. 7.7.)! 2.0.3: ll!
\- w ll.\ti‘ll 3.9133 16.72) l (“3
\ .\ livid!) 51m 465
;" (.lHll Hill 01
\\' m 3.13: use 154
The total vote of the state It the lat
presidential election was 132.788. show-
ing that H.528. or about 25 per cent. of
. or male residents of voting‘ age. filled
f or one reunion or nnotbcr to tube part in
the t‘lt‘t‘lltla.
Literature.
The followuig is an extract from the
icrnion delivered by Rev. J. “'olfendcn
last Sunday cvening at the Baptist
church. on the theme of "Religion in
its Hearing on Modern l.‘i\'iliz:ition.”
Another word I use is literature. this
In olic of thegmnt institutions of Mod-
crn civilization. and ldeiire not to spent
on unkind word of it. 1 our iipcdhing in
the hem-mg of lovers of literature. and l
am out“ not one here reads a book With
lllul‘v‘ plcnsurc than l do. Hooks. heath
fill books the companions of all my days !
literature the source of thee is God;
does llilzl sound odd to you? I want to
~li<\\\' you how beautiful literature could
in mine. l lime been made aware lately
“lull :i privilege it is to have books. M
the mint of mine. For weeks mine have
lxcin keg: in thc grasp of the custom
house o ‘cials-r-either from negligence
or something I cannot nuke out.
I love hooks and feel it a great privi-
l. go to have it good library. it is a
privxlege :ilm to have en honest. trutlr
ill. niiiiily now~p.-qwr cnrrying the news
of the world to your luriuilzl'riat table.
This. like a golden hand around thc
.:l~lse is bringing men and women and
liaiivlifi i‘ezirer to each other. And what
.l force it 1!. You are forming your
~pi::lnii~ from the nullmra you rend and
low, ;zl‘.-.l thc pug» rs you icgulnilv per-
Tlie) :ireyoiir "\Il‘ll‘r‘l. you llieir
pupil~1 {Hill you cvrtuinly learn from
llli‘lll. \\'v-ll. the lit-~rntlire of thi- pcnplc
~h~iil~l lie lint fl‘virlit'ul; it should lie l'm'li.
it ~lioulel lion-.13. not it phantom. out no
.ll‘lurJllnn like tllc lllll‘i‘lil cliiirni‘tcn in
ll‘V‘
[Tic . rail“) lulr‘lll‘. ll“: :i pininlnsniagnrin.
The litlrniui'c of .\lllv‘l‘lL‘:l should lie
mini} robust. truthful. real. like the
"will l'll.’llill Filll’lr‘r‘" who folindml this
.:hv.it ill-public. “or history must he as
rm.» :ln \‘t‘t‘ can make it. We will not hm
llt‘\i‘ \\ lint Napoleon 1 mid. "That iii»
tory is :i fzihlc nurccd upon." it is 3mm“
thing lllIll‘t‘ than lli;it——«aiv\liictliing we
are Il:\ll_V milking. tlwl grant we
may lrv to liiltliu it good and in harmony
\vitli t ie divine yur we. Liteniuro
should lie real and truthful.
lf We must have novels. and I think we
lilllnl. let them he tho best of their kind.
Let them not he the ntu lid. sensational
lumkv which begin with t 0 first youth-
ful ”molar“ and end With the marriage
«lziy. and the assertion that "they lived
happy over afterwards." lf them are to
lw lmulxi of poetry :is there must be. let
il‘il'lil ln‘ tru.» to t iv nill‘Jt‘t‘LH‘t‘ nature of
man and [U liini‘n ohJective universe. if
no lllllil lune books on phlloaopliy and
we must. let them be no near no No
in reality. When hook: on '1‘ eolu
are written let there be room cno
for every new fact. God is teaching in
World. God is always revealing more
Truth. and you must not keep religion
rivtltllr‘tl like an Egyptian Mummy. with
no room for expiiniuon. You must not
keep her inpl’irloued so that she connot
receive new truths. So. let her welt
:ihrond that men "I“ see lhfl has the
stamp of n venrnble experience on her
brow and the power of an radical life in
her heart. Let her well: nhrond the lib
entrees of The notion: and the dentined
niistren oi the world. Let her be free
to receive all the fact: had low: which
the scientist: of this country. of Europe.
of the world may be aide to bring to ii; t.
\Ve want such e theology in our book.
and in the mini . If you node-mil
me. i will My thnt believe every oerdinnl
doctrine in the Cbriatlnn religion.
I bclievc in God the Fnther. and in
Hod the Sun. and in God the Holy Ghost.
1 heliove in the inclination of God.
and l have not a gleam of ho but
that which comes to me throu h the
“filth and Resurrection of Jean; bruit.
1 am therefore all the more red
and ready to welcome philosophy—to
Welcome any new fact from any corner
of the universe. l have room for it here.
My Hod iangroat God. My Bible it a
wonderful book and there is room in my
Religion for all the fact- tint neienoe
can present. Therefore 1 any of the Lit-
t‘flitth—w-Oi the Theology. let it b. reel
and ready to NCleQ any new idee.
Another fentiirein the literature of the
pulpit? must he purity. 1 here flood on
the green hunk of men I river in dlf~
l“"‘“‘ ‘2’” "f. it?“ 3.3:." '°°"“
(nun t mug l
waters and beheld “3”“. ““71
the bottom. end washed the hay
mm: (“sport themselves. unca t. in
lht‘ll‘ own delightful clement. would
have literature to be not. m
not a musty fuunt. but e re river of hi-
telligencc. the very o! M II
gcmo of truth and “I “If”
invent with belt)“ 1 and
thoughts—n (‘1'le and in t
lll‘i‘aln. something like that river which
St John snw issuing from the throne of
(mi and the Inuit; All tape-e have.
um- nhnuld he demand and diluent-
trounced by every lover of lib nee. old
everything done to Inc-re n pure um.
lure. There in e third future liter-hr.
It mu be
. loving. 0! m w.
enough othunnvoldfih narrow in
wot «i wit out hands. it b
md thoughtle- worth. 0&0:sz
be true. but the trutbofcrltiuhui
be bopii-ed with ion. Y
upoken kindly of. da'l
with every one. Wm e k
3‘“ which “a: More
e not Egypt.
the-m through the can
Egypt Ind theardsn.
Worthy night when they
the deep wnte-rl the llg .
the cthenide in the wt
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neighborhood of Sinai w.
there. They mod to “land kbd-
ly lightfned the hinfly Ekt did lend
thvm until a la: the“
ol penal-d t mute
.- in r u
mum-nun. a go .
not allevieted b the 90th demnndu
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We ' ’ .
Motion-duty
Jose 00 hwnite while flsbin
on ondny or mppin e
caught n large eel thntwel bed three
pound: and maniacs.
The n et South Norwelk. known
eeJoe. w lives in thin place; we: pro-
gated with a daughter on Sundny night
at.
Mr. J. Bow rthweite has madcninrge
iiirreloage arms-m
:Ku'cb he has pinced in the front yard 0
Dr. Bohunan. in five feet
high. three feet wide a. four feet long.
and cost $25.00. It is made of wire
netting on three sides, with n tin book
and roof. It will accommodate thirty
uigrels. Heater Suzanne has twenty
o t cm at present. 0 cage I! very
mums. and can be seen from the
BHOOKSIBE.
Mr. Arthur Griffin‘s new cottage in
done. and be will more into it in n few
weeks.
Mine Hilde Schnell has been spending
3 few wee-h with friend. in New Lon-
on. ‘
Mrs. Chutes Boob. who he: been sick
for the pest week is recovering.
The welle in this vicinity are v low
nnd some ere entirely dry. the re n of
last Sunday did not go down for enough
to mob the lower spring.
Ln numbers of poo go to Baton
by tligewoy of Baton Hil road. and this
will in time be the road to that placennd
Mr. Ackert would do a good thing to
place a sign board on Mr. Cox's corner,
as very runny have to inquire the way
when they get there.
The Rev. (J. N. Selleck will preach in
the chapel a in next Sundit at half
three o'c och. Mr. Seller; was well
ilred by those who hcnrd him the last
time be was here and we hope to ace e
larger number out to hear him next Sun-
dgy. tie will be noonmpnnled by hi
c on.
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Double: or. I’m-e.
How to “kill" ten weeks of time in of-
ten 3 problem to person- who hove bun
busy with the activities of nobool life for
the preceding ten months. Vision: of
woody bilh, fruitful vallcye. bn
brooks. uid the cool million. however.
noon give rise to a determinntion to
somewhere. ‘on for travel are
butily made. on the nbovoflnted prob-
lem readily solver itself an the weeks of
leisure p After n journey of le.
then a thousnnd miles from his schoo
one of the elm already mentioned foun
himself. ll few weeks ago. in the little
town of Chester. Mass. Chester in n
town of great interest to all who love
plenum walks along sparkling brook-
thnt hurry down the sides of rugged
hills end through the vnlkyu thet nepo-
rnte them. But in this inalnnce. the po-
lent charm—the charm that has drawn
ninny n pemn to mullet towns than
L‘ltt'fllQ‘MWIS the parenul homeetend.
rendered doubly dear after n piolonxed
Ibuence. Here, for a time. no inclina-
tioli to depart \vns shown by the idn~
gngue; but at last. like the jacket 0 the
school boy undergoing ii flog ing in old-
en times. he up: off; hie rem we began.
Holyoke. the l‘eper L‘ity. Ind Northamp-
ion. the .itnrling lace of many an ex‘
curaion to lount oni and Mount tlul~
yoke. caused a break in the continuity
of his Journey. Near Northampton in
the Mill River valley. n few years ago
the scene of ii disastrous flood caused by
the breaking of a reserve". Although
the Village: and highways of this valley
linvc been restored. yet ruined fnriiia
Silll give evidence of the destruction
wrought by that flood.
in St‘ll't‘ll for further ilcnsiiro the horn
of out" liile arrived in n .‘cxv llzinuuiliire
town know .‘tri l-‘itaWillinm. l’p‘m ii
ini‘ni situated more than him .mlm lfl‘lll
depot. punt “llll‘i' :lllll stun“ 'i‘t furiu tilt»
ducilig runny rocks and little lifl‘VA tho
ti‘chler rcitcil. llc livod “high“ upon
tliiv furni— high enough to see ill.~ sill“
colliding country to l\ «lutnnce of ultra
llmn t“ enly llllli‘r. Looking mulli into
Ill" Ulii liny Stole lic vow the outline of
Mount \Vuchum-tt. in :llliillii‘Ptlll’i‘t‘llutl.
loity Mount Mono iuock interccplmi lllll
\ li". In the nevi-i fallow lIm-ri-ofllun
flirni he could hardly full to observe the
maxim. "Keept‘ool." Theo: iii a lake
near the farm hoiiw. Upon this lake
one can llllllt‘l' his hands and tire hie
hack hy rowing any of the boats found
there: in lti wnters he can both without
the preliminary paw-partition of the bath-
ing house: in the sunlight reflected fioni
its aurfncc he cnn burn lill lace; beneath
its surface be con dungle a fish hook for
hours without catching a fish. Yet
many fish are caught here: and durin
the rainhler‘s visit a ban weighing 3
pounds was caught. [To free this unto
went from the iniputntiori of being I
”“l’ll story.“ the minhler assured the
writer of this coiniiiuuiontion that the
hook of I thinlrperson brought the but;
to the him] ie lake simply re tn
the story at iill bodies of water—«that
fishing is “initey unearth: button."
The owner ot this Fiuwilunui farm
derives ii considerable annual income by
“lowing poor ple to pick “at the
halves" the blue rriee thnt nv abun~
dantly in his postures. lpcrienccd
iclierii often recon?» more then two dol.
lira each on their half of ii day‘s pr0<
coeds. From n dutaut city a men out.
to vieit friends. Baring that on the
d” his errivnl e certain wo-
man had ed forty~tvvo qunrte in
shout nine n. hfim to the com
(“‘liiiiiko'iii‘wofi the dun.“ maze amour by
. it? anion thou. nobody-hard
bun exolnin. “There‘s aniline in i "
until wine-we I" read to tm
. . .
t hours.
notplck berrie-
if he could not “make u duller I day out
of it.”-N. B. “in men wee notepad:-
Eitlho chief “ti-notion 01 this New
Ramp-hire form is the horn. Thin Ini-
ninl hu man the snow: of nearly twenty
Wintern. and the inflrmltieu of an era
the bone
mintbewort
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$3
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timid-w the
etc.“
of the Nehru-kn W
elation. ubliahee eve the .
progreu of
tr.
. "" ii. - ” thin as
the poalbility of raring bl worm. in
that m. and has met with.rcmrhblo
mucosa. having raised and led over OH!
thmnnd.
‘ ‘9!- ‘ Clam. offloadin-
eettu. II in obi-uh lecturing and or-
“ilins. having been out by the
mericnn Women Suarnge Association.
She iii meeting with flattering cocoon.
Mn. llry McGill la the pro rietor of
'50 03"980. Kansas. Indepen out. She
when: a dolly and weekly edition and
been very succeeaful with the paper
during the several years she buboentbe
proprietor.
Mina Violette Sweetenger. of Ander-
eon. 1011.. has been invited by the county
oomuiiesioncra to deliver Ln nddreee on
behalf of tnx~p|ying women of Madison
county. at the laying of the corner stone
oftlie new court home.
At ii recent nomination for ndmiulon
to the free college of New York out of
nine hundred girls.aix hundred and sixty
or seventyoone percent penned the exam-
notion. where” only forty-eight r
cent of the boys were able to enter. no
girl ruched on overuse of ninety-eight.
Rev. Mien A. J. Chopin. of Eden. Mich.
lays: “The liquor war four: the w..-
men's Tern rance nion more than it
fears any 0 hertempernnoe organisation.
They would fear it still more had these
christinn women the right to vote as
well an to pray.“
The Friend-f Sixteenth annual confer.
ence of Western Yearly Moetin s on
Bible schools recently held at horn-
town, Ind.. passed it resolution declarin
in favor of prohibition and women nu -
frnge. and lodged all poniiihliI lawful
means to In mil. the name to it vote 9f
the purple.
In the Union Telegraph Building. cor-
ner Dey St..nnd Broadway. N. ‘.. .
o rntora Ind clerks are employed. being
dlfided into relief gangs. so that the
work never censor. large portion of
this force in composed of young women.
The boot- operator: receive Still per
month. Ind all work entirely by our.
0f nine hundred end eight women
whom the year pursuing t higher
courts: of educntion in St. Petenburg
five hundred and. twenty~one study
hysiol and mathematics. and only four
hundred and seventeen literature: six
hundrd and ten era of noble origin. and
seven hundred and county-four protein
'° orthodox nun.
A gentleman who has lived in Wynn»
in; apeeh tactically of the universal
Mpect poi to women at the polls. lie
haa neon women of the higheet aspect»
bility and refinement talk it to the
poll: in the pmce of scarce is drunk-
en. redahirtad iuincrii end ranchers. who
would clear the wn ‘. close their mouth-
nnd treat them out the greatest defer
once and mpcct.
An llil‘filflhnt deciiiinn was recentl'
rendered v the United States (‘ircnt
Court. held in and for the Fourth Dir-
nuit at Charleston. South Carolina. A.
ll. Willinuu and E. B. Wesley N. State
Trcuurer. null l‘oiiiptmllcr of the Slate
of South Caroline. Thin case was nl~
good by the Hon. Dennis McMahon. of
this ii". for the above named com lniu~
ants who are banker. in the city o New
York. millet the oflloerl of the State of
South Cnrollne. and was decided by Hon.
Judgce Bond and Brynn who were
Judges holding mid court in favor of
the compliinnntii. thus common to Mr.
McMahon‘s clients about seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. The fnclii
were that: - In 1808 the State of Smith
Carolina guaranteed the payment of an
lumen! four millions of bond: by the
Rlucllidgc Railroad (‘onipany of lliiit
Nelsori'l'aylgvuon
l
:S nlc. The bonds were finally planted
l in “’zill street and worc sold at n mm ‘35
! coiilv on the dollar. The State Quin-mi
,lu rclii \‘c lllt‘llit‘FlVl‘h rlnlli llwir uliliizn-
.iiuu on their gonrnnlv lm llml piii‘imsc.
ITli" lrglhldlllf‘t' of South l‘nrnllim ill .
.\l:irclil\.'i‘31uiumlan .‘li‘l :illllii‘rlfllllg llic ‘
‘RluivTrt-lh‘uri‘r to “I“ up :in lwur «if
annmic limul Hcriptu tlm .inmunt of
v|‘lu.ll‘ I'll lllllilll‘i'li tln-linulnl
which by tho :ii'l “an In lic Iti‘I'HlIlllI‘
.fur all killiln of law scu'cpliiig llu- in).
'ln in) tlic iiilcrc-l on the [whim «lclit.
lh‘nixl ~cripl \\';\i in lw‘ rl‘ili‘t‘llllillli' lw llw
‘Sliilc Tl‘i‘ll‘lll‘t r olic violin-«r llu-rvol each
'vcnr lllt‘l‘t‘llllt‘l‘. null “‘ll'i to he
.iollnrn,‘
l
upplicll ‘
l in (‘Xilllfllli‘lllllt‘lil of tliefiliile‘n uiiiirnn- =
l? on the Blue Ridge lhilrund bonds. l
. ll
c Stale Treasurer. lll cum uuy \\ iili
the President of lhc llllir ill-luv ll ul
l Road. up ilieil after leaning the script in
Mr. E. ii Wi-eley. a banker in \"ltll
Street. for a loan of monev to tulle up
the Blue Ridge Roll Road min. havin
the Staten minrmit - on them and whic i
were floating In all ntreet and on the
hub of n iledge of one million and five
lhnltiilutlid allure of the Script. As noon
u t a car )0! government got -
clan of thin zuunrnnteed bond. them
‘ to invalidate their script. For that pur-
. mae they pom in 301188 of act- invali-
' ( Ming the tax rcdccmablo feature of the
scrip. i Fur-bade the State officers to re-
deem it. and they deprlvvd the holdenl
of the acrip of its market velue. Vari~
out proceedingu were toll-n by the bank-
era to endeavor to gut n legnl remedy for
their wrongs. but wilhoutauccess. hey
took on appeal to the Sn me Court of
the United Staten. Fun I their mulli-
ern lawyers whom they ad employed
lat their courage end an up the can.
la this juncture of clair- leure. Wen-
loy and William: Wood our fellow
towuuninn Donnie Ichlnhon. Bi].
take up the was. He did to and ergo
the n peels before the Sn Court of
ii" ““3?“ ° ‘° $53.5;
cum... 0
Caroline. with such that thet
court revered Chief Juuicefieib‘n de-
«Murdered-new trinlinoneof the
our. end an lr. William liber to
comma new unit—TM Unv‘m . Y.
me Hon. Donnie floatation who Ir-
nod the above one we. the tloumi
who so ably mentored and tri the one
I inst the en near of the-team” Adel-
i. who-o boier exploded in our lien
r 1318. The engineer Ir. A. .1. How-
land wna indicted for men-laughter.
Thiatriol took place It Bertfad. and
after n week's herd work bet Ic-
lelion and Child‘s. the U. S. atriot At-
torney the one went to the ury who
cleared the engineer. and ex onoreted
theoompeiiy fomhllbhm. after on nb~
Door from their net- of the un
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Stream-d (Dy-tor lode.
m Now liven m last Thursday
gave the following report of thodeoiuion
of the commissioner- in
M’MMW
M decision if the
limited nub. of pii h
mum end an plum
are villa in music
”flair. l'li
lath.
Attorneys all abun-
eeuonfl aw.
ssnrmni. lUtLoinu.
City or 80*. NM
sun" lament. on Bunion Itroot. South Noi-
welt.
NOTICE.
After April int. in. nllliy taunt: will bere-
nut-=75?" their rent-in advance-
' ‘ ”madam“? “HEW. u:
' mW”?éo
lllll Tl uiiiil 1.088 by Fire?
w. s. HANFORI),
Residence and 0.00 No- 40 late St,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.-
la Agent for the following strong and nlinlilo
comp-nice. lez— Ail-cu.
Continual inuuranee Co. of NY. with M.W.M.si
German Anerimn “ " “578.87
Nimr- l‘irc " " 1.780.568.”
Inllll'lloc Go. of N. Amulet. Phil-u mammal
Amurlcnn rc inn. (‘0. “ ”30.30137
Comment 'nionAunvnneiiCoJiondon 5.tllt.055.oo
Fire lnenrnnoo A ten “ inflame!
I'iremn‘n hind Inc. 00.. Cilifornin uranium
leridcn Five inn. 00.. Connecticut 81.87727
All kinds of tunable property taken et lowest
rota...“ but attention gumntood.
BOAT BBPILDING
(i. W. SH ERER
Bouts Built and Repaired.
Bouts built from $1.25 to $2.00
per-foot. Several new boats
for sale. G. W. Sunni-m,
Five Mile River. Ct.
(). E. WILSON,
GENERAL
Insurance & Real Estate Agent.
Room No. 8. flmtto Building,
NORWALK. CONN.
lVIONEY TO LOAN.
CHANGE OF TIME
in THE
GRAN] )
ixcuiyinils !
Baton Point
Every Day.
it. til
The Steamer
JENN IE
Will leave Steamboat Dock. South Nor-
wnlk. an folluwnzwlo n. m . 1:00. ll. 5:00.
7:80 p. in. Will leave the Point iii
”:80 e. in.. ‘3. 4. ll. lent bout 9 p. m.
IIYNDAX’ TIIJI‘S.
have South Norwnlk iit ‘2. I. 6. p. ni.
Lain-e the Point at 3. ll. and last
boat It 7:30 p. ni.
FARE “SLY 251 ‘iii. l-‘Ult ltUl'Nl) Tltll’.
n. COHEN.
Merchant Tailor.
Ni lllWAl .K. i‘ONN.
Tho lit“! l'lntlis and the Most l'crfccl Pit
\\'nrrluited. 465 if
MISS BlIRD'S INSTITUTE
l‘l Ill
Young Ladies and Children.
‘I‘UIS hl‘lukll u Ill rv “pin on “'uluwdii). Scin-
lcVIilIt‘l Nth in the large and comfortable home
lln- Hui on llI‘lll) ulrwl. on the nillllh mic, our
ililnutc‘e wnllt from Well A vi iiue Mid the "one
Railway 'l‘liin prowrl) hclnu in N lilol portion
uflhetewn. it u- lw "“th Ill «iiiiierilon will] lie
cheerful mom- and roninimiioun round. it w ill nt-
furtl All the mii‘nhluen of one air, rouni for
out of door crawl-we and corn or! while iii lindy
lhiil could be dulled. and u bin! err on smiinl to
the bunk oflhc young
'1‘"! CUURSI OF lh‘fiTRl'i‘rlON
helm nilbrnnche- uuuiillyJimglii lli St‘mllilfli‘l
and School- of the In! rank. 'l'hc “(\inuiiun
Branch" “ lionvvcr are given pnuninciioc. an form~
iiuthe‘kmntlnla‘mfamunil education. Illtl lliu
loo mud Imluotlon lutundveiicwi until" in carc-
fully gun «l acnlnnl u It‘llolinl’ nun-mm Iliu pii«
ills true than. ll “ill be the con-cloulloni- cii-
‘ I i‘nvur u iltc lonelier to “It", to the Yap". [hr Ml
(
vivilwuf ii thorough priicllciil Ill oriuiineliul
education. null no opponunliy mil he ntvalvi‘lcd in
lluspirci the wheel on «rue-t div-ire for knowledge.
Durinpl ~9n-niiigym overlain and liberal r~
tin-o ti iwill be devoid to tincutionuy £3...
cum. loan and Recitation-i. and mcli pupil
announcer-rm maminilon. diiiiiici niiomioo
end netnrnl «rpm-non on being mum to the iic
minim-d mill-r. innbori‘a Anatomical Plum
will and in tho Philology elm. To lulu»
antics. li-li l‘ompmltiim. uni Rhetorical exer-
clm. Iprcl attention“ ivcnuthodieciplinciiml
Ml benefit- of the“ bunched are important iii
ell quid. of life.
PRIMARY DEPARTIINT.
“M. will mum unpaid with blank-
a.nillul none “WM in not apart for
fonrtoten your:
2
in m.
(lei lnnm on In Ilnlllf.
drab have wil’fonna 0:33:22: ettrnet vunnd
tunic to animal. on... Mm in
in. Arithmetic. Geography and cell-thank-
will MR.“ of the 0%“. fine as
will opcnnlrfill dilly-minute
end at hi the ct Inch
e r will be in constant We.
lllllo.
hlihtulcnroi bot-i wed uile in xic.
A am for Choice) dim o'ii ill" be will...
Miller and mm procure mulled. None
twat'guumcnt-m used. be” tut the to;
no .
I“villa Wllh m tlii!l
branch doncwill be anoint. uni inurio
devoted to the use of
know
lulu. or their in itinnt thl .
"in will receive 0 I
?
“who: desire the vantage of practice at the
TM.
Primary Department. r. - — (I)
tor: “ W m — ~ - will
Academic " " , » to.
lute. Instrumental per quarter. it hie-en-
imina icon
ill'lillwllllllhw quiver. if imam m
Jinn at pniill‘u nine. — ~ 12.00
a e. Vocal. per quart". ~ - two
of imminent for daily motion. per SN
mi.“ — - - - ll.”
} limited number it Mira pupil- onn be
i‘a to he on. nd 1
”me" “:2. sweat;
M 1"...“
Outer Greene a: finer leew
“mama-emu!“
awn-Hui:- km or
'iiliitlii Wilma.
45 Main Street,
C. E. SMITH’S NEW YORK STORE.
(‘orner Atlnlitit‘ Ind Broad Sill . ST \ nt‘oltu. (lppoi-ile llw Bnpllet Church.
Bed
lch
”8|??th comfortable bed inmlr.
FURNITURE “-OOVERED All) REPAIRSD.
in the Store. et WHOLESAI.
a had. Eon-no. Outline! and Fancy Wimltiw Studio. put up in laden Style with
Mt Sprln
tale Polo»-
!‘id and Heath Glam»
mum ii
m um " ”orgy": on "was.
Any Remneblo Order Delivered tallies
peninfi‘the urgent Stock for Fall alumni in the State.
it
room.
av you (on. then come to the
.. i . n win the Large Double Store. corner
°° Eositg‘tgio 3mm Church. srauronn. CONN.
sumo llEWYllllll STllllE
“—
waw‘3um “of
In anticipation of alarge trade for ”present sea-
son, they have made extra efforts to obtain an
exceedingly attractive stock to whichthey
invite especial attention.
Norwalk,
CARPETS, * Ti’TTTTT, TATPTTS,‘ ‘
FURNITURE, FURNITURL
GREATEST “All” \INS l‘l\'Ellill“r‘l‘1Rl‘lll“l Tlll“. l‘l'lllJt‘. AT
WANTED !
--3 smarts--
Good Price to Good Men,
——--ro gm .1“. ..._._... . .
2.500 yd‘s Sunder-d Print a 5 mt: per Sud.
Wamsutta Muslin. 12} cents per yu'd.
Ulicn 13} cents per yard.
25 dozen Towels. 20 cents each. for-er price 2500“.
25 down Towels 15 cents each. fumrmm
Special lot of Tobie Linen. tit 59 cents per yud.
‘ Speciiil lot of Towliiig et 5 can per yeti.
E llllll Bod Brunch. #l l5 to $1.40 per yard.
Britt‘s-win. Royxbury and other trillion. 70 on. to 90 cu. per yard.
Lowell Inn-nine. ” . " ill " 85
Kiddrrmlnatrr lnurdinn. the kind that .‘rtel' Wear 0“-
Oil Clothe. 95 otiI.. 50 cts.. R to l'.‘ feet wide.
G’l‘urniture It Almost what the wood will met here to main- it of.
Elegant Walnut Parlor Suit: in Raw Silk. fmm $36 up.
“ " Uhiinihrr Silih. $25.
Bedntendil. from #7 up.
“ . S ii . at low l‘rici-ii. ,
.EDnIN3.b|§ £LI¢ “I‘S’fi. A good "nit Matlrwui for ’13. A‘ good
a ring for Hit). A tirst chum Swain Hunk Mann-«u for $4.50. Best ("A
93 steamed «no l-‘ciithcrii at Market vni‘iie. Aim)“; Feathefri P|Illlllrflémnx
. - Hill. (hill an: exam or t e ncw ew n .
Yankee “I“ MM" uh ‘ Syringe of all molten at ninnufhcturera prim.
OI
Good Solid Weluut Burt-nus for #7. Extension Tablee “.00 per foot. Word.
Chef? micro. Sideboards. Desks. Etou
Wu! ’- fri'ini 9 it“. v. roll. to the finest imported. The beet ui-ormt
PRICES.
LlNOI-I‘JH. T-B 3B" To.“ m3 00'8"“.
tuna“ Ilium Stun at m. Gowns.
aIfldW Gold Band Window Shad“. all 'colol'l. 30 Gun "II flnc WW“- 5°“Whi
, . i .
Mm. at city prion. Punt-re. anhrequine Genuine. Gun
Hill!“ “1"]! l ‘.
Ebony. Walnut Mahogany and Anti. iron up. ‘
vomit-nu”. nllaine. Nona” need of I. to _ _ t
can buy ‘y ur good: here at Icon than New York
and sieve your time and money.
one. me, n m col-re, at [00‘
it" York. a you
ominous. unions Arm was volitional: AT WHOM Parents.
5 . “I I‘m M
Special Bernin- in Goods not n he duplicated at munggo‘aémm your
. tl '30 f vour windowii. an row non.
° " “m M 'm" "“"hfiba‘k STORE. established in mm H.
of Atlantic and Broad mu. 09-.
the Fall trade we will of-
Goodl at '
LOWER names
Than ”er An-gmd-to bo‘ acid for"
gamma. v.
It will befor the intend of the public to
“CALI; AND Emmi——
Now‘ and dumgi‘“ “‘ ~
for
mmfleedentlnwm:
Jusr “Renewed?-
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Assonwm
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