_ -.__,__ m: .
“a: ”T; . II”. V
out Governor Bulkeley b tic-lawn
Secular: B. G. Northrq he: very po-
litely whit-walla} t“; m In
condition that In m min. Th0
resignation wu uttered und the white
walling dcnc on the day following Bub
keley‘r nominntion for governor.
“
The We Peter Cooper at New
York bu Misha! an tutobingraphy
which docribo the landing incidents in
the lived at himself and his tau-stars,
and given ulna his own views on religion.
“admit Mr. Caiper was
born in mi. in which yenr the m;
iionoi the city of New York wan ‘
3.01)). 3:. Cooper he! find h, Id
mull scandal by u munch of
mart at n million.
——.___'._._=
HOW THE rm; IS (KN-I.
Not m; with theorem-unmet lav. :
ing a lieutenant governor to: two year.
the Npublicans of l‘airfield count‘v are
pro ri to rotheguvornorehip in
a . itri hove set about it very shrewdly
by naming tho lion. Phineas C. Inuns~
bury for the phase.
'nie above appeared in yesterday‘s New
Haven IIILLIJIKM.“ liit‘hfis the lending re~
publimn newspaper in New Haven coun~
ty. and is a correct statement of how the
nutter rhinitis. and shows how the nomi-
nations are now made by the republican
party. Two yous ago lieutenant gown
nor Ilulkclev was nominated and the
.lclogntes wont to New IIaVcn List \\'ed~
maday to ratify that nomination. I“ the
same time nominated their candidate for
two years hence. While in Ikinbury last
Thursday we wenx informed by one of
the leading republicans 0! that place how
the matter was arranged. It is as {ob
Iowsz—Mr. Inunsbury we the chime of
the delegates of Fairliold County. but in
order to carry out the agrwmeni of two
years ago. they consented to withdraw
his nzlniv with the understanding Illil! he
should nwivu the nomination two years
hence. This the New Ilncn and Hart-
Ix‘hI \\ 1h: pullers agrred to. on the con
moon that Mr. Lounsbnry contribute
liberally to the fund marry on the prvs~
cut campaign. all I‘{ which. we werv in-
formed. was satisfactorily arranged and
the nomination of Mr. Luunsbury unis
IMLIFWIIICII dolcgates two years from
haw will be called upon to ratify.
“
£95! lLl'TlON FU!.'£SII.-l [N Ill‘SD.
A vury significant t‘xl‘trnlull. coming
as it dws from the leading urgan of th.-
Hz‘l‘fll'iit‘w party. was contained in the
.‘up \ c-l'k E's-us of Thursday. We
quote the entire paragraph, although
the essential portion is conmim‘zl in thv
clotting sentence:
”Sender Hoar yesterday. in his {lil-
dress to the Republican convention at
\\ on‘estcr. made a strong appz'nl and a
rennennbly strong nrgument in favor of
civil service reform. The position which
he took war an advanced one. and [hr
romtncncc he give to thc subject un-
.oubtedly corresponds to the degree of
interest taken in it by the cltlzvns of
Massachusetts. The senator predictcd
that the h of the struggla for
cmanupction. ore: ual civil rights. for
honest money. for bones: pavuu m of
debt. for honest elections, will» repoub
cd in the hillpry of the strugglv for n»
form in the Civil berries. The vIIIIICUlI'V
with lllld prediction is that thesu-uggl...
referred to line not oil had the same
history. Emancipation. for Instance.
came abput by the practical (Ilant‘luIIQU
of the \\ his; partv. and the formation of
a. new one 1mm that and the Free Soil
Democrats. Honest moncy on III" other
hand. Wu brought about by ti mmbimiv
tion between the sound men of both uh
new without a dissolution of wit er.
while honest rlectium have not wt been
:lrltievwl. From earh o! thi-se s'ti'ugglei'.
hummer. the Republicans may take a
useful ll-sson. which 1:) sum is that if tho
Rae ublu'an putv does not l‘GTln‘YlI ti
nu. ifrtzike the rel-inn of the civil arrviw
it will ultimately hr dividul and pruliab'
1y disulved."
m
Polltlcnl.
This is the yen; when the ofiico sucks
t‘a-e’mnn.
The city and town clectinns take platen;
next Monduy.
livid )1. Read of Bridgeport is talked
of as nominee for Lieutenant-Governor
on tho democnllc ticket.
The Npublii‘nn electors will meet in
Military Illlll Friday night to nonlinnte
candidates for town and city silica.
L‘ol. Cunningham will iiudoublcdh'
n‘veivi- the republican nomination f.
mayor at the republican caucus Fridq
evening.
Sonia of the republic-n no
”rolling of "that foul Gusting-Eon“?
the platform. in regard to the river uid
harbor bill. the veto. rte.
The Mounts 0! the In! and third
\Ildlrit‘h‘ will meet in the Open Hana
totnm‘row evening for the purpose at
nominating undidniu (a town 08m;
The pollutant: hm cit hat touched n
oven—3:31am Kim?“ begin to ho“
None in this city. The pot isnot
even hike warn: yet.
flay rude per-on. n citizen of tho
I. ultt‘d Sula. twcnty-ono year: of A...
who has resided in tin": sat»: one nu,
und in the town where he nuke. hit up-
pllention 1: months. aid it able to read.
can be made an elector.
We hear from very good authority
that hit. Simpson. of the firm of Simp-
iion. Hall & Miller. manufacturers of
plated mud). of Wullingford. Conn“ l:
the dark horn for the nomination for
governor of to “to by the Democrat
Thu 2%. the lending New Lon.
don rcpublim paper. deduce that the
{Allure of the republican unto convention
to indom the pmldunl‘r veto o! the
river urid bubor bill in “n will omission:
“Furl“ in: big word. but we believe
that the Trkgmm is right.
Hun. Grover Clovelundb! Wu. who
run unnamed by the douocrutic con-
vention u Symon. Frldny. littlest“!
grandson of Rev. Anna M l
(‘ongn-guloual elem at launch in
the last century. had the Inn 0! Eur.
puma CIuvelnnd. Ion In Norwich“ I:
At a caucus o! the douoentr of the
first Ind third voting vim held on
M nod-(Ant. the following
in“ were chosen to “and tho
museum“: Milli. W.
83‘“. Chuk- 3. St. John:
clonal. Jonah Mk. Hither Bird: Pro-
b“. John It... John A. m.
figure-unfit.“ Voting Bk-
8 H ' to
Kilt-z” the may
hula-l m M ubo‘ Inc
“was inn pl
automation-v method or
magmunupropoudby
aurrcpanoadMottho borough.
.mwwwbylfi ,. . but
uifiMht‘ind .i' ' " v.
awlmthladty inwardly
J“: Brown touted thematic-m
That committeeconsittod of 1‘. 1. Ray-
mond. John W. Scott and George Ohm
stead of this city. and Retina-native
Holland Wm. Van Bushirk of Ronny-
ton. AMI-n careful examination the
Gazette «yak-“They decided to report
had mootntncud a Town Convention.
«imposed of delegates from each school
district. It‘w‘ill come up for ndoption
II the coming republimncauous in each
district.“ I-‘ron win: '0 can learn the
plan will!» illuminated of by the ro-
‘ublivnllln tbhlcdloa. The numbin-
of delegates each school district would
bu entitled to upon it basis of one dolo~
gate to cash 50 voters would bu:
Center District. . ............. ls
Nari: I.“ “strict. . . ....... 2
Nufibfipfll‘kl... .....1
North \\‘cst District ........... 1
Broad River District .......... I
\Vcst Norwalk ............... 1
Middle Five Mile Rivvr ...... 1
South Five Mile Riv-or ...... ‘3
South Norwalk, . . . . . .. ..lii
Down Town. . . . . ......... 3
Over River.,.. .9
A total of 36. sutficiently large to be
In» from packing.
Republican Platform.
The following is lIu‘ h‘plll\ll\‘atl plzlt~
form :iduptml zit tlii- slalt' coiivvuiion at
New Haven last Thursday. It was
crowded out litsl work.
The republican party of Connecticut
m-iiilirnis its creed~rilrrighis to all men.
the preservation inviolnto of each and
every constitutional ametillmt-lit. a tree
and fair ballot. and tho i-uui‘luioiit :iud
enforcement of appropriate legislation to
prcsvrve thesi- rights upon which ilic iii-
tegrity of our institutions rm: ii ttiritl‘
reduced and rm‘ised. not only for rov-
enue. but also for the [irult‘t‘llull of
American labor against the poorly paid
labor of the old world; the abolition of
useless orlici-s; ritual taxntlon and right
economy in all «ll-iuirtiuentsul tlu- nation
and ihe state: tho protection of the rights
and liberty of American citizens tit bomb
and llbI‘Uad: education under the foster-
ing care of the general and state guverm
tilt-tits “‘Illl‘h shall bring its advantages
to the lmnio of the IlllluIlIt‘Sl citizon: the
purity of the biillnt box rind its protect-
ion against intimidation. bribvry and
corruption: upproprinw legialntiuu for
1h! uncouragenient of oounnioi'oc; induct-
ion at tbc burden.“ taxation. stntu and
national. lillll the limitation of expendi-
turvs to tho necessities of tln- govern-
mi-tzt; a jlllIli‘Il‘Il‘ syntutii «if t‘1\lI art-vice
n‘ft-riu by wllwli \‘UIIIIR‘U‘III \illli‘i‘l‘htshu“
bu sn‘iirvd for tlu- public 3\‘1'\l\‘t‘. l'mleml,
state and Illllllli‘l KlI. and proli‘i‘lixi [trim
itsscauuicm. and ri-umvul i-.\m~pt for
can».
The mpiiblictiti party as an t‘lll‘llt‘SI of
iLi future. i‘ei‘vr.‘ tn the h'l‘uril nf i:.~ past
scrvivoo. both in war and in fi'ili‘l‘; In the
suppragiuu of the rebellion. the abolition
of slavery. IIll‘ cufmnt‘bisvuiviit of ti
raw. the rvsmupllon uf spy-ru- puyltlvlits.
lliv [II’PSPIWHISUH of tho li-suwr of thy
country. the payment [if listlvbl. univer-
ital prmperity M lmuii- and police with all
nations. It rvvemi the memory of lliu
niartyml midents. Lincoln and it”.
fleld. and it cordially melon»: and pup-
ports the :illllllldr‘trflllfill ul’ ’ri‘n‘lili‘tll
\rtlzur. \\ iw by Il‘.\ l!.sIIl§Il'}‘. Illr- v-ipuvi-
ty and his ti I|_'III_V tv- IIIt‘ IIlIi'L >t_. oi t1..-
pwplr. mnl by tlw “mum and vuuragc
.3! Illi publiv Elt‘l“ :ili-I illlvmnvvo has
in mmrudvi blmsrll‘ in lIli‘ i‘viilllphfl‘
and approval of Ills {t'IIlfiV cit rum u 1th-
out distinction ul p.irly.
lt believes that all jzlrl gmcrmiieul
deriv us its authority from the gOVI‘rIll‘I.
It has Nnfidt‘llCH in tho IIIIK‘IIIgI‘IICl‘ iiazd
good sense of the people and 1‘ not iii-
mid to submit to them qni-zttiuui “‘lllt‘h
vitally aiIecl llimr priiuiwrily and wvll
being. It therefore declares itself in fa-
vor Hf aubmittmg to the ponpip, at a
spectal election to be held for the pur-
pose. the iinu-udrnem to the \‘Ollalllullull
proposed at lliu but a. sol-u) if in» gener-
nl its». mbly in “RAW tn the puma-unit) of
{IM- miIt‘ and iiiuul‘ li‘lllfl‘ ul :n; -.\i. :itmg
liquors and of enforcing by :ippxi-priiite
legislation \"llalt‘l‘v'l’ their .il‘llwll may be
upon that tluvallun.
For the purpose of ironiuti‘iig ocnoniy
and watchfulncss in t c cxpcnditure of
the state wr believe they should he re:-
ulatd b n s stem of unnunl nppropria-
tions. 0 luv for the onwurag~o~
merit of this industrial. the nupport of
public schools. a limitation upon special
and private legislation. nud the usage
of liberal laws under which all the citi-
uens of the state shall hnvc equal rights
nut! none Shall enjoy exclusive privi-
\'o declare that the grow-mi: lllllllt'ut‘e
of the great corlmrationl (if this country
ought to ho ' notched; that the
.muiptlon of any undue power on their
t Should bu
_ gnmiptaechwkul. and
t the punch: thu people must
mm! the corpontiona. and no the cois
porotion- the people. should be vigorous-
y mainland.
We thunk Governor 80b." ll. Bigo-
low and his nmoclate oflcials of the state
for thcll‘ ancient and satisfactory ad-
mlnlsmtion of the government. tind we
ilk. plauure in minlmding to tho \‘0‘
tors 0! Connecticut the nominees of thin
convention. bellow them to be ill rup-
rucntativee o! the pr napkin set forth in
this platform.
OPEN LETTERS.
loading and W not“.
. mmmxui-Ono bright man»
“(during the put autumn we were
mounting out of our hut-bar on the V
In the city. The tldo was low, an
brood and flats extended on either side
of our bout. Our pilot was Ikillful how-
uvorudkopt us in the middle 0: the
annual and may from the
trencheroua flats. At luv. we M8 to I
place which seemed to hair our further
mums. Uri looking nhcud we could
rec no Millet. But an we came noun-i- a
uni-row or plug appeared through which
way into the broad Long Island
Sound. At this narrow placoii bacon
hid been riveted on which a light was
phood nt night to warn unwur ' vessels
that then In: dong" mu. an to ivo
thorn light thnt they might avoid it. 3We
generally put bacon: other warn-
ings in mu: m in order to
ave lib-melt in we’ll. But are we a
«refill in regard to moral dunner?
When ureter uplacc where thournndu
are wrecked iiiorxillv and apiritunlly do
we pine n beacon t are to warn of dub
fir. it is ii and sight. but one with
whichwemtoo tunillu with. to IN
the your: driftin down the normw
channel lift wt out npilot. without
nouns and Inn tn
til it the lid
dam sin—awutn Insmfilnmk Inlrcof
lush-“onward and If one will
mwmmoiuwuguot lilo.
unwillno'tenmuwuithnN n
mwhontonotlun
t omnclvcs upon this countr
extorting millions of dollam
fellow citizens through the medium of
the iniquity falsely called a “
tnriff.
their agents in the Congress of the Uni-
ted States
elation held u upon
Iliivcu Monday afternoon.
burs discumd the «cm which "I“ new
brcnkwvlbur would lave on the oysteriu‘
tenants of N. Havcn ; all agreed that the
effect will be to lujurc the growers to at
large extent.
Fair Haven, n volt-run in the business.
went so fur an to any that the brenkvvm
It: would kill every oyster in tlitI hu-
r.
gunman to the city bad you Ilia-ling the
or r.
hind it. and than tor beds were being
spoiled. Colonel
never ought to have boon Ital-ted in Its
pin-alt locality.
tut-that- we“. m as to
bur trout m‘ neat sale- it would have
boon of some use. But no—tho ring
said it must be built Just where it liu
bee
chides W. Hoytof Fair Haven, one
of Ho
that ta- ,
loaf “WWW” b 0 «or
Wm; tho Winter wouldk built
not '
Wilda: Ira-held In his oils M l . h“ . k “‘8- 1“ "W ”a!"
. . « l
“and“ Mug. A can} mutual mg“ m “m, :3 :3 33 “named am
__ * ‘i‘o‘ii In l-‘nlr.
To the Editor of the Sarina—In
yum-1 lawn of last week was an article on-
tit "
cawful person! of that, article. I hnve MN
rived n the emulation thnt
la fulr.
fair is the
bud all at or consumer!
n in Unfair.“ After a
The protection that claim in
action of the laboring mun
ngnlmt the
Iy monopolist: who havo fastened
and are
rout tlioir
“active“
Agniuat this class 0 men and
How shall
nomiua.
robection in fair.
we 800“"? t iis protection I B
ting and electing men pled to reduce
tho lllTIII ton point that will secure ti
sufficient revenue to lllt‘ul‘llle uocosmry
v‘xpt‘lllllluh‘s of the national
govern»
invnl: and when I say .tieeessary. I do
not include eightoen millions of dollars
for tho dredging of hitherto unknown
crooks. With ii righteous ltu‘ifl‘ aystciii
we should need no pmtcctlon other than
the pmtwtion given h our cxcolluiit
water oourws. our about ant mineral re-
sources. our magnificent forests. our
millions of fertile acres that have never
felt. the touch of the plow; by our edu-
cated and inguuiuus liihorrrs. who are
continually cheapening the cost of pro-
d notion by the invention of labor saving
machinery: and by the natural (hid-giv-
en right of every man to sell his labor
in the dean~st market and to expend the
h‘WRlds of his industry in the l‘IINlpt‘liI
market. Therefore. I I‘t‘Pt‘III, protection
——this. natural truc protection. not the
{mutual protm'tiuii of ii uirilT—ia fair:
and l rejoice to 800 evidence that light
is beginning to dawn even in New Em
gland. the stronghold of the iiiotiopollsul.
“'0 may not see our lurill' rvfuriiiml by
the next Congress nor for many yours
alter its final aIIJdlll‘lIlllt‘llI: but we shall
Ilt‘Vt'I‘IIli‘Il‘SS su- it. Thu pimplu Will
have ll. (INK or Tiu: l‘i-zui‘uz.
Au I'iiqult‘t Conuri‘uiitltm.
Mt'llli‘ulli! l‘ll‘l‘lt‘S in Brooklyn are ugl-
imwl UVt‘!‘ IIIl‘ .iniuiiitvd l‘lllIVlIfln‘ nmv go-
ing on in Smith Swoud Street Mutliutlist
Episcopal l‘liiircli. It is assvnml by
amino bill it light 15 bring Illlult‘ tugi-t rid
of the lllllllbltfl‘, the Rz-v. \V. II. H-lulu,
candidiite (or Lieutuu‘mt Governor ill
the end of this. the Ill‘til year of his
film. The Rev. Mr. Wyatt had Inu‘ll
naked for by_ tho congi‘ugntiun fur one
your more. and ho was promisvil to tin-m
by Illi‘ I‘illlfl‘rl‘IlCl‘. A! tho lust arse-mu
liuwmw'r. lw Win M‘lll in IIlt‘ \\'i-nli~yiin
Univi-rsity at Millillctnwu. Uoiiu . and
tho Ill-v. \\'. II. Boole was “dropped
down“ in iliu South Stu-null Strut
t‘luircli. .\n llliIlKlllllll‘ll inn-ting “HI"
Ill‘IiI, the lli~liop .vullml u mu. but ilw Hill
had guiw forth. Mr. Bun u niiistreumui.
Tlii‘ i‘huri‘li Illlh III!“ Izil'gvnl t‘nlifillhli‘ni‘y
uniting llit‘ .\Il'llimllt~l L‘Iiurl‘lii-a infliruuk-
I} n. .iiul its many wuiiicn \‘ulo. mi high
as mu ball-Ila llt‘llll: coat tit iiu clwtmu.
tbci‘unviutr lulu bwn very livuly. I-‘uur
tii‘ki-ls Hrl‘ in i IIU licliI~-»imo IIi‘lllIl‘iI “Ally
nnv tn .lrfmil I‘vlcr Ilnrkuexs." wliili- liir~
Illlllli‘ ltllll‘dl's‘ on the other llin-c. lw bu-
“If: IIIt‘ pin-«Ant sm‘n‘tury u! IIH' I’mmd.
Imlli-rs and L‘ll‘t‘llIlll‘A. zict‘uiiiiuiinml by
tivlwts. Iniw Iu'i‘ll N-ni by hundrvlh
through llm mails. (Xiuriixt-s luivv ln-ou
Ill‘III. lobbying «lune at player mailing“.
111 tho l‘ltlsst's llIllI ill Illt‘ regular church
Sl‘l‘i‘li‘r’fi. until IIlt' l‘i-rlings of tln- unnum-
gulion IlilVi‘ bu-ii cxviiml in the Illgllt‘fil
lmwh. i‘liiuui-p luivr lnwii made that til.
tun {.iriiicr rlcrumh u (‘illllllllillt‘ “in.
"in uni. it out." and at ilw List rlm'linii
viii-ugh lilo-gal vat-w \\I'I'1' mist In il.~li-:il
.iz vbllffi ml;- i.
\"i-ilwriluy morning to VII I tlu‘ cliuiux.
Mr. Bonk. an Im SXUII in ii I i-rnld report
rr. ileloriimird in Illkl‘ III“ bull by tho
Il-‘lllS and no \\ uni ll zill :iiiiuumid to.
Avcnrdingly ut the claw of I118 scrim-ii
Ili‘ lllilLIi‘ ii \i-ry pninlml IIIILITK“‘§. in u Illi‘Il
hr .‘ix‘i'l‘li‘il I.In‘ right i-f g.‘\i‘l‘l\1lig illi-
‘Izllli‘Il mm. r Ill" Lm' lIIllI «linupliuu .‘llliI
bu lllII‘IIIl m in do an and llailn' prmvnt
wrung from bring dour in t‘ni'isiuluity
by such iiicllimla no the coiiurcgiiliuu bud
adopti-il. ll 5l\\illi'(I lllHl’i‘. lii- '~'II\I' of
the wily pulxtivizni than «if im- :i .unlwi~
.i’zi (‘Ill‘l‘fillllll church, itlliI II uni-.1 \tup.
Ili‘ inillml nix .tll llw Il‘l‘lllt‘ri in Him" Illlll
ill IIH‘ llil’rliliwgr .‘il.tI v! IICv Iih’ ll..tl I‘r
ln-lulv Ilil‘ i ltulluli. IIr iiI‘l) IIt‘l‘Iult‘tI
Ilh lllIt‘llIlUll It!bl|1|i‘lil.li'llil IIlt‘ t‘Itk‘IlHIl
aimi tn .‘tl‘ that i.” 11.. -,;.il \‘uim betwixt.
This Chum-ll grrul l'uiiililuiinii. llllll iii In-
plullllnud lu any uiurc ill the evening the
church last night “‘llR ilirongml. muuy
muons being unable to gain uduiiltunw.
Iicfmc the sermon Mr. Iluolc rusted that
tho rumors ho had beard. and which
gave rim to his remarks in the morning.
urim‘ frcni niixvtilleniems. and he expect»
Ml harmou ' at the election.
Thu pimp c are not so stingiiinv. how-
evi-r. and tho balloting is expected to ho
it si‘i‘llt‘ of (‘Xl‘lll‘lllt‘lll til-night. as one
any in the chiiich any that they are
i vtoruiineil to wrest the iiiiiiiagunwut of
the church frmu what thoy utylc the
pn-sciit ruling cliquc.~.\'. Y. 11cm“.
Accordingly the annual clcctiun of a
boom! of trustees wail held last MOIMIlIy
night. Exciteiiiunt uniting tho iiiotnbci‘a
ran high and war increased by the an-
uuuncemeut
that utiu element was in direct oppoaitiun
to the pastor. the Rev. W. lloolo. who is
tho prohibition candidate for Libulonnnt
Governor of New York state.
ten ouuiunibenad the brethren in vot-
ing. and wow present in largo uuuilwni.
It took neatly two hours to count the bill-
Iota thnt hnd born deposited during the
hour und a half when the poll: wen op-
en. and there were several dlrputeu an to
the fairnm of the count.
length announced that the twatooa elect‘
«l were Brothers Jumea looktuui. Peter
Ilarknec- and Cliurlel W. Chuhirc. Of
these Brother Harkneaa la the only one
whose name was on the “Boole ticket.“
published in tho Iluuld
Thu ais-
It was at
”he «sixteen...
UUNDEM NI NO TEE BRIA‘WATER‘A PI‘OR ~
rmxuux‘r or Gunman.
The Connecticut (Oyster Growern‘ has“.
uil meeting in Now
The uiuiw
Gulch L. lnuton of
He thought that it was of no tid-
No vouch could anchor bo-
rlow had told him it
If it had been built
t the h|r~
whore. who have rfImtlyfi
wouldwnt” be
mt
u r '.
Kabob-£3
, Rhode Island line at Puwoatuok
datum . of ground lave boon
W “accumulation. which
mu. , Wm Juno 1. 1851. In
“ WWI?” "
with“ amino acre. of water
watt: tho moo. so} that tally one
. _ out but been designated. includ—
i the‘niout vulunbhtnoh. The out:
“in: the , (m New
titanium»: n point a naile-
aouthensl of the Manual of! Byrnni point
Greenwich, to a hit four miles due
south of New Lon on lighthouse. a dis-
tnnoe of 88 miles, an thence to the
‘ I.
Opponhv New Haven hubor the 1 no is
ten nir- .ftnui the old lighthouse and
npplivs xna for ground havebeen made
to ii p > 1 one milo from thin bound .
011‘ :~. Mold and Stamford noun a
have l. on taken to tho middle of the
sound. Grounds have been taken from
Greenwich to \Vntorford.
The committee expect to have the tri-
angulation of the sound completed so
that n survey for beds and the location
of buoyn may be made tho present year.
The Pillitiurua iii now at New London
engaged in the murvcy of the bound.
The fish commission hiut surveyed from
th.‘ Connecticut river to Wutport. Ger
ahoui Bradford. the on inoer who was
on the Palinurus in ew unvcn last
year. 18 surveying at Soutliport on the
“(‘o‘ppt‘t‘ation' plan. the commission
alluring the expense with the govern-
ment. Engineer J. U. Brnmley is at
Greenwich working under tlm same plan.
0t! Bridge rt the triangulation is to ex-
tend from urban to Ball hill.
Sfi'fgf'ém‘iTX'ij ”ff,
South Norwalk.
CHAS. ll. DI‘I'REZ Dirnrtor and I‘mprivmr.
Positively but Ono Night only.
SA'I‘I'II DA Y El‘ ’(l SEPT. 30th ,
Tni Bit Minstrel Tl‘fllllll,
Uwrnhrlmlut: Amplitude of Now Brilliant I’cxiv
Illli". ('Ilv-Sll‘. Aiiiiining. liili-llc-clunl Minslrvl Eli-
i. {Lilllllli‘lllru IIIIHIIIICHI by tho justly tv'nuwt‘tl
Duprez & Benedict
Famous Giaanticllinstrels
.\ in! Military lltilformcd Brass Band.
Ni-uly iluniimul on ll (irliud Sriilv. Original in
ynnvvplmii and n!“ Iriiilnlil lll Magnitudc. Ali In.
rnmpimilili- lint "I Mano uf iiiir “iiimllgni'u‘ {cri-
Illfi‘s.
L‘ liur‘mupio l'rium Ilnullfli. N llnzlianl Rm! men.
I“ silvvr Miniwr i‘li-gz-u. 15 .‘I‘Ilrln lu llw Polar
llmir Purim. 12 (‘iibiu Ihiiuu l‘llyi‘h. 11 Florida l'lln-
uilluii Inna-ligands. 11‘» I'i-rfoflnvn III the Ilurli‘miua
Hpn-ra .\ lai Sarah lluruilu-nrt. 101;”:th Sting and
lluiim- mm. H Shouting l‘ultmi [It-bl lh-lleé. Iii Jul.
l) (‘u|tll'(I|.’\l\F. 1‘ i‘uum and N‘lillllli’lzlll \‘m'uhnig,
25 (‘t‘lt‘lll’lllNI Mukuiu-i. :3 pm rle appearing in tho
Iirw First l‘ziri Flintlv. ulilltlinl lurlimanr Barnum}
im-nu-nt Nu.“ on Earth. at in Military l’nlfunuul
llriiu Illiiiilnn I‘urmlr, iiinl lill UIIH'! “allure of
.‘It‘l’II.
l‘lu-ngr of Ni-u Ewmu mi n (irmiil Hriilv. t‘unily
mill llmuilful. lemuu. IIii‘Il and Ruravnwinl llril-
:lnlll i‘n-liiliii- \\'unlrnbv ll “out! by MW IIKH‘I' In
mnuivml (‘UllllL‘uH tiniml, lllwr‘lfli‘d. Ilvflilml
\liuirnl i~iiii-riu.imirnt. I‘rudvmial popular Srnlc
n! I‘lli’!" liiluptnl.
Tickets only .30. 75 and 35 Cl‘llIS.
siwinilsiotu mill at ll-nl‘n Drug Stu-w and a1
.‘lN‘Ill rn .IV'\\I lvx .‘leh‘
' OPERA xi5trim
I“ W MI'I‘K‘III‘ZI.I.. Mullah!“
Monday Evanllt, 031.2111].
UN E N ILiIIT ONLY.
13. S. ‘Washburn‘s
G lgiui tic Enterprise
1118
Last Sensation .
Tho Orlulnnl. TIN! (ionulnc.
'I‘hv Illhl iippvuram‘i‘ III .‘i you“.
30 PEOPLE 30
.‘pli‘lllldl Ilium Ilnul. Suburb Un‘luu-lrli.
bin-r) Am-i 'l llngm Mar. «ilu'tnl \i'III mn' hum
llm \mll (‘utwlrllnlimi inf loading: TIM-zilrr- "I llw
l'IHlllIl\ Hallie-l) ‘ \IIIIIIIWIIII ' \‘nru'y ' Thrill
2m: .‘li‘ of Drum: l)
\\‘unil«~rfia. Allirli-ltb-
llvl‘mtful .‘lllullll.
Em hunting Mini. . .iml
I‘lnnmrwuu hill
'l‘lu- I‘i:l~.-. lua‘. 1.4,.- oii u linen-1mg ll pi‘lful‘lllalli‘i‘
“IIII‘II fur \‘zirwiy and mum sun-mu“ all foniirr
lilih~rvuiiniirul~
'I‘lii'
h’n‘ Hi- I‘arml.»' llunr Ill“ Hus.- hand"
\\ huh uinlt'r lln‘ unmulinn‘ urn-m...» uf
I! S \I‘Ablllll RN, , »
III! \\'unl. Ui- Ilulltl
I‘rivlusi“ In:
Ailiuruwiu 35 t‘i'iilu
Iiiw'ri “(I Sum-n, ~ » .1»: Ami 7'» i‘mdn‘
arronhug in ivwatluii
i liiliIn-Ii "lid?! 1‘.‘ )I‘flli. 3"- l .1in
Fur nil-l '1! III‘II“ IIHI (‘nln‘tm k‘-. D bif~ .xpvu
nt 1. ( I‘ltll‘ii llf’t‘b at k n i lurk Ufiii‘uiiy t‘mu M; by
“1.... [bum mm ball ln-ur pm inuu m lrrfmrimiim.
FIi‘llAU—gijggqgglllli‘illlirc‘l
Organ Recitals,
Mr. Alex. S. (lint-Otis, Organist. an-
nounce-ii want-lea of Four Organ III.“
mulls. to occur on
TUESDAY EVN’GSn
Oct. 3. 17. :ll _. and Nov. 14 .
Viiciilist at First Recital. Oct. lid.
I‘lrs. Clu nuance S\\'ti ii.
TlrLi-h lot (mum u! Four - $1.00
Ticlu-tn for single ltvcual ~ - an
To be ubullwd iii l‘umvruy‘xi Mimic Store, Shire:
of s. K. Suiulvv. ll. 8. “Iml‘l'. and I. .1. i‘urim.
nud u IIuyl‘a [hug Stow. South Norwnlk. out
1““ viii lbv Sale .
'l‘llll illll-M'I’IIK'I' ol'h-rv IIII l‘urtu fur ville. mum.“
in the town (\I tlrwuib-ld. in mining.“ (\M. Hi
the stiiwul New York. lllllt‘ nil!“ autumn-s.
mlrlllfii. ll “pleasantly HIMIMNII of mum.
.l‘l“. of and. u II‘II i» hivntnhly divl «limo
plume. \IuW. window and wood land. with ii largo
mus-r; t in “no of III\‘ bum. lilby M). W lliium
“HI iulillhu. lay 1qu pm the «an. H {8. and
gunnery in by Iii. \\ ill ho mild chew; wt of tho
aurx‘hnw miii’iyuy an niitI‘iitiuuuu "3Q“
«.mw incline irvlrao y. it
further [annulus inquire at
‘ dILAS I‘. “win.
Not-“11:. man
5971'
Ilium» iuid 1m uii \‘iui all!“ Avon o. '3:
m lb: mi « iau‘lmlfiilt'
«it. new“ m m (m
it, This pniimrty will be Bold M O Immutable
ultfvlt nipllod for mini. In “In of . ‘.
Wuhln at. South Now
Hill at in store on
walk.
Ontol- Ground and oyster "WW
2 acres at army". It'llllltl. hard bottom. Mid alum
ut'l‘ilvurii “Mull. Ji ply in ‘
. noun. 1..“ TON. l.
m Wmliluigluu at“ mm Nurw ll. Cb
NOTICE.
The inhabitant: of the Town of Mk IN horo-
hy untitled and warned :«Thnt “but town
woulingotuid town will ho hold on I
wound a! 0n
3.333! mum. Ai-‘o liar iiisfiomum or i ”3.;
260 under m“ ‘
$10151!“th firm of 0 mm. WW “Juno
. tuna: and upon t a putt Ian at twenty an In.
mm?" "“ .. “fa...“ ”W3“:
“meeting?" a} diuoui uid ii 0:10nt ital-I
wild filo-o pm war
at thematic will Mobnllotwlth
u I the W “ 0
1.10m “ tedthomn [Id
&.a:gmfif‘""“““ umhmfi
A‘II ooflmoftholbvnwlllbaolmdbyblb
Mummbwulboopon them“.
wamtn‘doekiavngn bo‘eloek
m....::nn;-nm..v Mu" ‘:
mimnmmduflflm no
“Vanuatu“.
. mums,
FIIIIIIIIIIIIE, FIIIIIIITIIIIE.
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED TO THE FUEL“), AT
C. E. SMITH’S NEW YORK STORE.
Corner Atlantic and Broad Sta” STAMFORD. Opposite the Baptist Church.
English Body Brussels. $1.15 to $1.40 per yard.
Brussels. Roxbury and other makes. 70 eta. to 90 eta. per yard.
Lowell Ingraiua. “ “ . I .. 85 “
Kidderuiinstor Ingrains. the kind that hover Wear Out.
Oil Cloths, 25 tits“ 50 cta.. 3 to 12 feet wide.
Q‘Furniture at almost. what. tho wood will cost here to make it of.
Elegant. Walnut Parlor Suite in Raw Silk. from $30 up.
" “ Chamber Suits. ‘35.
Bcdslcadu. from *7 up.
Ash Suits. at low I‘rit‘us.
BEIIIIING 0F ALI. KINDS. .\ good “air Mattress for $12. A good
Bed a wing for $1.50. A first claw Nlt‘mu IIllbk Miittrcsa for $4.50. [lest dr
picket fili‘filllt‘d (ice-so Fi-iitlwm iit Milrkvt value. A good Featht‘r Pillow $1.50. a
load Yankee lliiii‘ Mann-s3 $1.50. (‘iill iiud oxumiue the new Hawthorn Spring.
the moat coiiiforttiblo bod IlIltlIt‘. Springs of all makes at. manufacturers prices.
FURNITURE Iii-COVERED 4ND REPAIRED.
Good Solid Walnut Bureaus for 8". Extension Table: $1.00 per foot. Ward-
robes. Boob—Casein. Chefl'ouiers. Sideboards. Desks. Etc.
Wall Paper from 0 cts. nor. roll. to tho finest imported. The boot assortment.
in the Stern. lit WHOLESAL PRICES.
LISOIJEUM, 'I‘IIE NB“? CORK FLOOR COVERING.
Emu“? ENAMELED Si'i'rs IN ALL COLORS.
A Ilandiuuiie Gold Band Window Sluule. all colors. 30 eta“ on fine linen. Scotch.
Holland. Eoriie. Cardinal and I“4IH“\‘ Window Shades. put up in Modern Style with
Patent Spring Fixtures. ut city prim-s. I'UI‘LIJI‘r, I.l\'lllllequilltl.uol\c-0 Curtains, Cur~
tiu'n I‘oloa-wBrtu-za. Ebony. Walnut Muhuunuy and Ash. twin *1 up.
Pier and Muntle (llama. I’ortiihl ~ gluma. all!“ u. Nomore need of going to
New York. as you can buy y- ur goods Ilt‘fl.‘ at less lIIiIn New York Prices,
and rnva your time and money.
Bullllh Lint Carpets, for Kitchen "no, In bright colon. III ROCK
BOTTOM PRICES.
Any Reasonable Order Delivered 12 Miles
(‘III'RI‘IIES. LODGE.“ AN!) Siu‘lI-i I 11-23' I’l‘llNlh‘llRl) AT \VIIllIJ‘Z‘SAIJ‘. PRICES. .
Spi-ciiil Hill-gains in (kinda nut 1 ~ lu- illlpllt‘aln‘d. at loss than cunt. propaniturv to
"porting the lrirgi-nt Stock for l~‘.:l ‘1 awn in the Stiiiv. Iiringthc nimrurcof your
room. the lvngtli of your spurs. tlw «un- ui _\'n|ir windows. and lxirrnwall thi- nion~
ev you can. tlwn Pumv tu II‘it‘ NEW YORK S'I‘I llll‘l. winblislicd in Grand Street. N.
\’.. ISIS. now in tlifi Irirgo l)“IIIII" Sinw, i‘.-rlivl‘ of Atlantic and Bmd Sty-ems, up~
positn the Baptist (.‘hurc’l‘i. STAMFORD. H IN N.
SMITH’S NEW YORK STORE
Headquarters ltu‘ «and: at Low Prices.
n It
\I
.BUY THE
N-e-W H-o-m-e
SEWING MACHINE,
Ii‘K.)Id SA. I ‘1'} 13"
A. Dickerman & Son,
39 Washington Street.
Nelson Taylor £8.00
Album,- untl ocu-
uuoru at Law. ~.
email-amide Cord- for the m a New York.
SENTINEL BUILDING.
Uityof South Not-Unit. .
B. COHEN,
Merchant Tailor.
NORWALK. CONN.
The boat Cloths and the Most Perfect Fit
\Vat‘ranted. 465 t
indict. _
Insured ltainst Lois By Fire?
\V. S. HANFORD,
Residence and Olee No. 40 lull St,
SOFT“ NORWALK. CONN . V
In Agent for the following mug and reliable
companivr. viu:— Assets.
t‘ununcnul Illl‘um Co. of N.\‘. with “manual
(kt-nu Lucian “ " ”a.
II 53.5?
Nile-n Fin “ " mama:
Insurance Co. of N. Amulet. Plum. 8.li
American FIR Ins. Co “ l 80.973:
(VimmcrcllllfnlonAeriim Cam simmer
Fire Inuit-um Amciuion " 1.89.!“ 6!
Fireman I‘and Inn. 00.. Cultural; 1.3.2133)
Infidel Pile Inc. 00.. (balm-lieu $1.877}?
A11 kinda of Imnnblc property taken ll lowest
ulna-mi bot lttnntiori gnmntud.
ORGAN FUR xiii).
Three full sets of Needs. 10
Stops. 2 Manuals. Black Wal-
nut case, New Haven make.
Suitable for a church. CASH
PRICE $1.30 00. A good liar-
gillll. Illtlllll‘t“ tiI
' DAVID E DISBROW.
(lilicc Nurwalk Lock Co.
IIEPIITATIIIII
Having WWW by me for selling
First Class Clothing
~-——- ON LY A 'I‘ I‘OI’ULA R—
LOW PRICES.
I dintinctlv “1in it under-stud that I
will not bu undemild by any cloth-
ing house large or ”null. I
build my
Business Up
—-—-B\’ MARKING II\'—-—
Prices flown.
It la n {net that. :11 who are looking to
we where they out do best are jurt the
kind who will be most welmme nt
M. IIAVIS,
BOAT qyiLui‘ié
G. VV. SliERl‘IR
Boats Built and Re )a' -<
Boats built from $1.25 It!) £55316
1' foot. Several new Iioals
:- sale. G. W. Summz.
“4 Five Mile River, Ci.
0. E. WILS()N .
emu. '
Intranet & Real Estate Agent.
loo- IO. 8. Rattle Binding,
sonwux. cosy
MONEY TO LOAN.
HITS! HITS! HITS!
Mc EWE N,
'I‘HE HATTEII,
Is now offering the largest
stock of Hats and Cap .4...
shown In this city, including:
all the latest "(Nellie-e :mii .
specialties in the still and mfg
hat line for the Fall and Wm
tor soawn. Also a fini- in...
Boys‘ and Childrens' Hub and
Caps in the cheapest and flew»:
grades at
HalifacmrersPnces
All his conformed to the head and
Warranted to Fit.
—-ALL mus OF uns—
Made to ()I‘(I(‘I'.
38 WIS‘ NG‘IDN STREET.
call! CflAL.
antigen,
-———Al\'
NUT.
35 PER TON!
—THE ABOVE PRICE IS IN YARD.—
Nfl'l‘ DELIVERED.
SOUTH NORWALK.
South Nurwiilk,
Conn. '
WWW-n
J' III- EEBES?
COMSTOCK BROS.
HAVE OPENED THEIR ENTIRE LINE OF
Fall and Winter Clothing
invite ”especial attention.
t
In anticipation of a large trade far the present sea-
son, they have made extra efforts to obtain an
exceedingly attractive stock to which they
u
ERS.
Norwalk Chronicler