powwow
Thursday. 0“. 0|. “IS.
his! ul‘ Let‘vrs
ll-fimnmm; In lb-- I‘u‘l-ufiil‘u :n Suulh
\nru .‘llk. 0x1. llllb. lSS‘l. I‘m.» In call-
mz lwr any of lhuw letters \\‘lll plrasc
an they arc aalnrliwd,
MIBK Laura .\llvn. Kiliic Rib-r. Ed.
ward (tumour. \\'. T. \‘renv. 1‘. ll. I'll!
ma \lr Slim Hues. Miss Mary llr‘tlw!‘
.zz-crec l. Ilalghl. Mrs. .\bby Klmu\‘
\lzu burn Klein. Ii. x liruulaml. “any
\tl’dl‘w.‘§. “h. M I. liyu‘umd. Miss
this»: h‘ uteri. Mr». Mubru‘ Pb‘llel'. Mrs.
Pat-be Xbun .1th Slufihid. Miss Em
gee-run .\.!‘hriix‘x‘ l
.l \ Dunning. P hi.
o\t
LN If touch
‘9 "Hifraififi in. {km Ext-roar. m \‘iq—
m‘tx mini mi Inn. 1“? Turn!»
«Emu: liar mgr» a? limo lulu“ W
a.» bin an hlefi-Rhwl.
“is \\‘lvl 3 but“ Mn. .\. “fibril.
um rim. l‘ uranium Mn .l, Emma
ll.»\s\i.m‘ .\I’v‘r“ lbu'rml'vcl. .\li‘l llu‘b.
\Ixx mama rt.“ bx. Xi‘an. .\rm “gluon.
\\ n ll I‘orbIII.Xh, l5. I‘M“. “a. ll.
\ lint. “m .\‘arah Knapp LHWN
I. .» iIII‘vl‘ommIltw‘. .\lh. linin- A. ”lion-
..,I .\Il“ .\gnv! (\lnurmd. Nu t‘laflr
l‘lilwwx Idwll-I ti lhmiall. .\lm Rarity--
"v h‘wnil. .Iabn .\ Sloul. HIM—v .lmmph
"Wt! l-‘rv‘d Smith. R. ll Scrum“. “In
l"‘lllf\ Wall-W. .\lr‘. (I. \‘cbb. .\lrI.
ll‘Ul‘ “. ‘\'IlInn.i‘apl. .Inmcs \\'alkcr
l‘ha‘. ”hush-ad. l‘. .\i.
l‘lw price of Inc-.1! has boon rcduccd.
— - 09> '-
liuilehn; at pun-um I! vrry livrly In
Iln‘ Vii)".
— . .06 —-
‘ main. ihnrm I’ «roll has put .1 hcnlcr in
Ill“ llwfwrm llw-III
‘ .9, <
.\lr. (uri-gnry on ll Illl'th’lrl plncix is ,.bi)l1l
rv .ldv lu l‘illlllllr‘llt‘“ his no“ barn.
7—— 90.
.\Ii I-Iril lrl tn hzlvr a
l' In-u \pnper. It
lxc millwl lbw .\Iilfnrd \\'eI-kly News.
k .0.
l‘r. Ii. l‘. Mlliunegnl. rccvnlly of .\‘i-w
\ will, “ill lm .{i- ll! this city ncxl week.
cow——
l.4'lC \v Admin has placed a gum} flag
u .llk m from of Iih‘ properly on Railroad
\\;§
l~‘.li'l‘.
— —~ 9.9 .. -
\‘i i‘llr‘l‘i“llll..: lctlc'r from :I “deguxlcd
1 fv ’s-‘u; n-pubhc.ui." nppvnr‘ III nnuthrr
- lcuuli.
——v Q0. ,_...-
i‘numddilinn lo lbn- of burns.
\zlmvm. llmlwr'll and II“ Muses 1M“ .mn
slurr!
I- lu‘lll‘g Pllblll'tl nlung.
-. .‘- ,,
Sir. .\. J. llulchuwnn nfllII< city has
rav- nlly vulImIllI-d or: thc condlructmn of
ll \lroct rIIIlruml In .\lcxu-o.
, ‘0. r ‘
llnv. Robe)” .\icllunegnl of New Rm
. Iwilv, \vill prim. 'b in lhc Ilnplisl church.
Nurwaill. ncvl Sabbath—«morning and
wiuriilig.
— ‘>
\Ir. J -bII .\l'lmub bus
¥.Ir.;. vhwk
Illlil III II vl-ry
nl‘ {.\.l and “lull-r boot: and
(Maw, .IIIll “'lIl b0 “loam-«l tn nliuw llik'lll
r- hi4 I‘llill‘llli‘l". IIIV‘!’ him Ii call.
90-7
The rc-umnn of llw .\‘l-plunc l'lub \\‘Ill
Lil-(c plm‘con \\'l-dncsday cvenmg. No-
\ l‘IIllwI‘ '4'.)
'l‘hc r-wnuon “‘1” be- In [IIH
czfy an I probably at tho City Ilvilcl.
_,, ‘cr
.\lr. llcnrv .\I. l’mwill rcturncl‘l on FrI-
.hy fr-xm n. Vl~ll to
llv rcpnrh~ hxivIng mph-.1“.
.mt trip and lbw c‘nunlry looking lino.
, 90>— .
hum. :i «n of lid“ III Burgor. {mimicr-
l}' “C lllv‘
llril‘vVIll'il In [law harbor jlhl
Illi sill] l'liarlcs. In
ll- l‘.“~‘l'. i'hl
I ml. xw
“O
Ilvp‘urs ll:l\'v huh completed «In
M) stnr dump .\nwlm. \\‘bch was lzmnch-
v-l frnm lhv qun‘utr rleluuy Saturday“
5hr \\'Iil run “.‘ alrh l'rmnSoutb .\Wu‘indk
I‘llal“ pom! lbc cumin; WIIitI‘r.A.\'. II.
[VII/ALE "IL.
-—~A coo
'l‘lil- ~lgilv v-rutimpmcnt of liw ll. .\. ll.
wf Now \‘wrk paw «l rnauhl'mn-a l:I~t Sul-
urdJy wilIILg l'uth Illl‘i’lilllll~' ufs IIdInrs
Druggiat Slilloon has been sick for I
[cw days.
. coon—-
"P.ll|t‘!lt"'“ at Music Hall “knight—-
(Tbiiredziy.l
~——— —ovo
Raymund “I'thfl‘s arc out with a new
Ind Landsouw truck.
«a A-
um. Thomas ““59! was seen on our
are“: on Tuesday.
«c
.\lr. Scribner: house on l\\\\\i Maui
sirvct La nearly computed.
'fit' ..
MI: John F:- Suiiih in how; a gwd
flag walk in from of but slow on Mil-
road plum
(infill.
. ‘w ,
won rum now:- who mum and a
floral AWWflWN“ \\i «Ilia-rs- imwmla
Mr tale a“ l‘lalixiul‘x drug arm,
was In run In on Milly,
. “‘ .
Dir. (“hat-«xx H. lbxbonnan‘mxmw hours.-
snmhy mmmga hmmi‘twr \ all lvc mml
? o‘clock nil-mall of 1‘ no a\ unw.
-» ~ ovo- - --
Thc chulill.\\h {‘cniral i‘ommillw
mat in “611th «m Monday. Tho Unm-
ocrallc l‘nnimulw llll‘l m Now Haven
\\‘i‘dnr‘mlny.
‘-
Tho .\‘nntuwl llrlwl up Its lzlrgtv‘sl flint,
illlpl’IWI‘d a (midi-n opporIIIImy. :md m-t
it down .lpiarcly upon ll. .l. .\‘Iurgcv.
this \\‘.-ck and “no IIII~tI\k-'." Fril: in
Ri‘publii'an.
W. m _-
'l‘bc (loud Luck bush bnll club got
“lllnrd up" lnsl Sultllddy lIIl‘ I’m!’
(irounds by lhv Nationals ul' Illidgcpl-It.
SI‘HTI' ‘33 In ll.
, ,.. _
.\Ir. llilga-Iic Ili‘lllll.‘ has Jud rl‘lllrlltll
from :m Th“ firm of
llcnuIs S: lllnncburd IIIIlIprIIli- II largo
lrndi- iII >lr::\\' gov-«ls this sullnvll.
.9. *
.‘lr. \\'III. S Knapp. llIc lcndIIIg llll‘ll-
Ill-cl. ml llII~ M‘I‘llnli has bcI-II cugugvd by
lhct‘lly l'x-uncil to that the ni-w
lloeii- liousi- Is constructl-d according lo
spotlficlilimis.
nil
I xte-ndcd lrIp.
Sr't‘
m .0. ~——
.‘I'l’l‘lll .\. .lmu-ll. :I Imikluinn I‘lll'
ploycd on IIH‘ Ilinbury ‘Hlll .\‘oru‘ulk
road. haul his rIgul IIIm bully MHH'I'Zt'll
whilccnuphng can lll'fll' llu‘ llanbury
ill-pol. Saturday nu Ining.
<> ,_
Virl'lxcuruon Ill'krd‘ to Now Yolk :Ind
I'I‘llll’ll on lllt' Ni'w ll‘llli hll'llllli‘r "I‘I‘xlh
innu—WVIIII lIckl-l in .\llll‘rll‘llll lIIslIlIIlc
Fair Tim-Ills. Tll‘ki't good until used.
For mlcat lllmhury & Norwnlk R. R.
miicc. railroad placv, opposm- dcpol.
9|.
Tbv organ l'P‘dIiil was fairly :Illl-ndl-d
at tho Isl l‘oIIgrl-galionnl ('lIuI‘l'lI. Nur-
walk, Tursdlu TlII- pru-
grllmnn- \\H.‘ \\pll .‘l'll‘t‘ll d and sump of
l-vmuug.
lliv rcndllxun. nvri- \cI'y lllll'.
w‘
.\lr. la-ll-Iy Adams has just I'l‘l'l‘|\l“l :it
‘eis umrkcl cighl I‘ll~ll-'I* of lhe' human.
and bwl Illlllll‘!“ \vr- Tu vul)’
oi tho-m Will lill II poi-k 'l‘hcy
llri‘ knoun as llu- “I‘lmmpmn.”
\‘l'l' §1l\\'.
Illi‘W‘llYl‘.
woo
Frillli'lzfl‘il. URL. Is nloppIIIg at tho Ack-
crt lmuw, Run-nylon. llc is a heavy
oyslcr drab-r on tho slope: and clinics lll‘fl‘
ln l‘lll’l‘llllM‘ «I'vsleN for lII~ Ilililk‘.
Ow.
——TlunlmurIul~', cl’l'l‘t‘llt'rl. pullsln IIIIll
czislcs for llI‘i‘I'l‘illll'L: for solo at Hun-—
l“ 'IIcc force this city. “in;
lIII'
«lvumlmnt dock Thursday afternoon l;I.~l. .
’ . III .\lusic Hull (1'! \\'l‘llllt'SlI:|_\'1|ll|l 'l‘hIII‘s-
llil‘ V
lcd‘» drug ~l-m-.
A .0. -
'l'lxl brim. vi lb.- l‘prIngunud Sunday
SI'hw-i \\'Ih lmld :I supprr null lt‘~ll\';ll
day nonmga‘ Xmembcr 2‘3d :ind “221d.
\\'0 “ill gun- furlhcr p-IIlIculuI's Iicxl
\\ l "k.
.§. "
Ilr. Thur. l-l civill vi NIII'\\IIlk IdlS
‘rclurm-d {Inm i'nlumdw \\lll‘ll' Il' lus
illnt‘fl fur Ill-'ali;l~l sis Bil” III‘. IIP
.wml for lili hvulllb :IIId I'l‘llilll.‘ no im-
ll‘l {Ile‘ [\Alrn l.l‘_:a‘ Isl. ll‘I- I‘llli‘rs Hf lIiI' (r I-~
oral govt-riiiuniil.
"
.\. Sim-nil \.lITl\l’\.lllHI\ .II’ llnllcr l'lIxill-‘E
l--r. .\.n, :l.\’. R \. .\I . “‘1” be! hrld ~\Iun-
«lly rimming, ib‘t-Ilu-r fill :Il 712lllzi‘.‘lock.
for \vwrk, .\ll Ii
dullly InVIlcll.
.._._. ”.A..__
Tlii“ .\‘mv n1l\I‘li ll'r‘glcfl‘l‘
prinlml 20: .
prov: :I.v III \\ l.Iii- llI~-rI-. IIul l‘v'llll'll~ dIs-
ll]\l('ll \\ llll llw "\\'I‘.~l,"
.o.
.\Il. l'IJIIk llIIIrIlI': 5Iii‘lll “I’ll-4w"
VILH in: 2; LIIII up for llII- \\‘IIIle at Strut-
l‘urd. .\ll'. t‘hzirlc's IIIll'a _\:u'lil "lulllc
.\. .\I. maven“ arc vor- ‘
n "I vupwfi and sold them on Sunday but. I‘
It cuntnmrd .1. good pIclurc and a short
bmgrziphv of Thomas \\'nllI-r, the dorm»
cralIc cnmlhhih-
slnlw.
9Q. '
Lat: Friday night. on account of then
r nub \\w-nlbo-r, tho slcumcr Ilnwdnh-
limo In our harbor for lllt‘ IIIglIl. Th0
.\Im'ricus brought III-r passcngcrs to this
«‘Ily. whcrc thi‘y look lhc 0:49 train
for liridgcpirl.
‘>
I'l :Izl Ithc-r column "I‘I" lrlln lbowlilor
of Ill" Ifnnr sn-u- plain truths in regard
to the (vf'lli’f' ul’ (lav. lligelow to the MIL
cor!- of llli‘ FIrst Regiment to “hold thorn—
s clvca in renditions m procccd to Dunbury
at the sound of the city hall bell."
---_". . _..
The Registrars of the 2nd Voting Dis-
trict will be in session at the Ifiicc of
Justice Bouton on \\‘cdncsday October
Tub and Friday October 27th from 1
o‘clock p. m.. until 5 p. in . for thc pub
pose of corrcclinx: and revising the vol-
mg list.
w, ..«.—-———..—.
Mr. Dunlop of the "Branch of \V'ub-
ing'on Market“ Landed block, announ-
cos Ihal he is the "first In the field" to
rmlucc the price of meat. In his adver‘
tisoment. which appears in another col-
umn. a price list of ”walls given. which
ii of interest to all.
«or—~—
Sir. Theil. propriclor of the Post ofilcc
news stand Is pulling on airs since he
had a call from cx-swnamr Cunkling on
Monday. “'v undwrstnnd he will have
nithing mom in with democratic
trash. and will herwiflcr ansociate Ind
rccognizc only stalwart ton.
(Ill
......____
fix-senator Roscoe Conkling of New
York came down the Danbury road
Monday morning. While wailing in
this city for the New York trainJie step-
ped over to Mr. Theile‘s news stand and
purchased tho Sam and Herald. We did
not learn whether he called on his
friend—the mnyuhelect or not.
_———....————-
The society of the American Legion of
liunor held its first meeting last Friday
evening in Odd Follows’ Ball. Hr. Chas.
J. Palmer was installed Is commander.
The next meeting of the Legion will like
place to-mormw (Friday) evening in the
ball In the SISTIEIL building. when all
the nmccrl Will b1- installed.
————-—-«0
Steamboat men and other: intrmtcd
or employed in navizntion will be plena-
ed to 1m that on electric light will
mu iilumine the tortuous channel It
Hell Gale. The place oalected for the
light is Hillett'd Point. Here In iron
tower 250 feet high will be erected with-
out delay and lights of $000 candle pow-
er be divplayal {mm sundown towurioe.
(lunar-~5- buving Ipproprlsud MM
for the evasion of um tower and owns
“us. It is conflclenrlyexpected than VII“
the point in illuminated by the M8380
‘. llh‘
doc" has bccn Imd up {or llli‘ \\ IIIln-I' III
(III: harbor. Tbc strum yucbl “llm” Is
in \\'cslpcrl harbor.
“my... . -——
l‘npz. l-‘rvd. I‘m-Ila us of \\'lIIlc‘s liInc
lI:I~ IN‘t'II III town lllls \\m-k hurling: after
(If tIIv l'llpl.
Inlvrvstn l‘lillllllllly.
. Fri‘d. has hosts of friends in lhI< Si'l‘lll‘ll
for governor of this“
:i‘Ilv.
il‘r Is dam-g wall. and that tbc Illllt' strun-
“chairman-ruinous.» In Ml
inbound“ in III
6-0. be-
claim
“vi-rm.
who lll’l‘ always plcnscd lo scc hIm. llc
Is \\'Ithoul doubt oIIc (If the Iit‘nl .‘Il‘lllll-
bunt lliI'li lIviIIg. and ill all luncs a gun-
llvmnu.
OD. —
.\ dIIIIglIli-r w:I~ born to Mr. InId Mrs.
.\I. ll. \\'hilc of Buffalo. .\'. \'.. lbc lirsl
of lbc walk. .\Irs. \\'liItvu‘Ill b0 rc-
lllr‘llllhr‘l‘l‘ll us .\Ilnri Nellie Tufts of thin
.\ir. \\'hIlc \\'rilvs lhnl Ihc mulli-
gvr hm :1 pair of lungs rqunl to a "li-
Celir‘v' yonder."
M
A grand musical and litcrury enlcr-
tainmcnt Will lulu- plal‘c at tlII- Upcrli
House, Norwxlk. on Tucsduy and
\lenesday evenings ncxt. under the
auspices of the nicmlwrs of the 2nd M.
E. L‘liurcb. .\lixx' .\nnn ll. L'IIIcusbire
of Ncw York will rendvr mIstclI-ctions
in reading. The musical programme
will be very fine.
., ‘0.
The Dsnbury& .\‘orwalk R. R. L‘o..
have opened a ticket office for the sale
of tickets to be used on the steamer "I‘cg-
asus" in Jellufi Brother's grocery storc.
opposite the depot in Saugaluck. This
will be an accommodation for the pat-
rons of the boat in that vicinity as they
will nolbe compelled, as now. to cross
Railroad place for tickctr.
. ,., w
——A full stock of slnlioncry. blank
books. clc.. for sale at l’luislcd‘a drug
store.
w“
On Thursday evening. October '36. one
week from today. the twenty-third sn-
nunl lull of Hope Hose Cu.. of Nor-
walk, lakes place at the Opera House.
Make no other engagement for that ev-
ening. and besure and attend. for the
entertainments given by this company
are Ilvvays first-class. Music will be
furnished by White's orchestra of
Bridgeport. Prof. II. R. Griggs promp-
2.8!.
‘*~ . Q Q. -
Mm. Yeats and Mrs. Tnllmadgc Will
open I fine millineiy stock in the factory
of E. M. Palmer & 00.. on the 19th. 20th
and 2lst—this month. They invite the
ladies of this vicinity to call and exam-
ine their large stock of fell, napped, vel-
vet and plush hats and banners in all
styles and colors. These ladies have
been conceal-d with the factory for a.
number a yarn and are well know, and
their cflorts will undoubtedly be appre-
clued by the India.
-—-—--O»—-—--
Lut Fridny Mr. John P. Zelufl was
50 yem old. Several of his many friends
gathered at his residence on Chestnut
sweet in the evening co comma-menu»
the event. During tbeeveninx he was
red by the members of the offi-
oiIl bond of the In K. E. church with
I hadron. silver ice pitcher Ind tray.
The members of his (sully presented
bluwithn band-onto gold watch and
chin. Rwusvorjphusuc Ind so-
“Immune”
‘ , aw —.
lung: \\w Smhmi “I Mbllfié. “N,
ibwimnutiv k‘thlbbflQ i-wr ‘i‘isnipiwllvr-
_ \\‘th hv Mil fluvi- on a ton \\'wliv‘
Mr. and Mn. .\‘hu'mIl-burg of Sun
“Fritz“ of the chubli‘can has taken
unto‘himself a wifc.
u————"-—>————u
Rvad H. Van House-ark new advertise
niunt this week.
-— <ch 777-
Tbo yacht Eur-lie is in Winter (planets
a' Xorlhport. L. I.
.... fi, , . .
—\\'hvn you Im- uni driving will in
.\i‘kel‘t‘a botvl at five Mllt‘ lliu‘l‘.
, t“ -
The Grand Division S. of T. will me“
in Danbury on We 243th of this month-
oxt ~ _~
wu‘clhm and brass
—\\"ow.l plow-r.
luv sale I» Finland‘s
wow I, ‘xlak‘thx
him; Now.
$\\
"FIN firm of .\. ll» Rywutw-i a: Hydra
Mi dismihwl. Mimic-l. kidnap and dam
will nth mm from \he» firm.
z cow re.
\b WI“ ““003 mm in low-n million.
lbs Minna \Io mehiwtxtwnigbl.
mmmign.
7- , coo
tin-um tvmlwiunwwmllym “w Itchy-m :
“man in Inwrmw ll-‘minyi night. lbw
Emma S. .\llwn “r .\‘vw York will all»
(“Yum llw huflilifz.
, Ivo r«
Thc .\‘miv of Tcmpcrancc \\‘ocicl y nl’
this city gavc a nccktw and apron futi-
val In \hh‘tary “all up Tum-eddy owning.
The nlYaIr pawml oil“ vcry plum-hilly nnd
(llihl‘ prc: .nt bad IIII I‘njoyabh‘ limo.
how «7—-
.\mung tho ollicial llnl of pnlcnln‘ Issucd
t l l‘onnccticut l‘lllZI'lln‘ Iippours lho name
of Isrncl .\I. ll inc. NIIr\\IIlk. prcrushion
lnpv. and II. S. Lockwood. this city. toy
box for (‘Xllllltllllg fllIIlll‘IllHl‘ \\’Iifo-rs.
.0.
Mr. Urorgc I“. \\'.Ilcrv. leilIon :Igl-nt
llcncdicl‘s assistant. has mun-d bin ill-5k
inlo lbc Ill‘\\‘ ollil‘c III llll‘ frcight Ill-pol.
and Mr. Fri-drrick Raymond has lumn
i-ngngvd lo llrs'ln'l in lhi- cIl-ricnl \\‘ork.
.. 90. *-
Tho lllllllllll Inm‘lIng of llw Ilnnbury &
Norwnlk li-illll'llll l‘l IIIpIIIIy \\'lII bc hcld
’iII .\‘Iipcrinti-mlvnt Hundiforlh‘n ('IllL‘f‘.
this city. on Thursday llIll‘l‘Ill'UIl.
(ll'loln-r “JCHII. 'I‘hl‘ pills Will hc upon
II‘HIII Iillll lII ‘lfllll.
" .0. -
Ii'l\l I": Idny IIII I‘IIIII',:. II~ lhc I'IIgIIIi' bo-
loIIgIII." In lbw 53‘“qu an-(‘Iul WIN I'IIn
upon IIII' lurn lublv In fin-Ill of llu- I‘ll-
ginc house the Iron urch wlul'h III purl
supports the table IlrUk". and Ibo train
was dI-lnyc-d for IIboIIl llll hour.
...,.... 909’ —-
Mr. I“. \\'. QIIIIIIIIIII hf lllln‘ l‘llY. ri»
ci-val lIll' first prrmmm :Il lhu' Nor“ MR
and llnnbury Illll‘n for hm Iww IIlIII‘lll
sash luslncr. 'l‘hvrh In no doubt of tho
merit of .\Ir. l‘lIIIlIIIIIII‘s f.1.~lI-III-r.;IIId \\c
arc glad to lump Ili‘ Is Immn Ill}: lllillH'
onli-rs for them. I
—7 coo <
'l'wl- (lvrxnmis i‘nnn- \‘i-ry Iirur In ml:
I'IIII «\l'r h} :I lul‘l‘llh'lln' lint l-‘nduy
nIgbl I-II Ihl- druw bI‘Idgc. It “In \‘rI'y
dark lll lIlI‘ llllll', III-l only for tho
lInIl-lylirrivnl of )II‘. Iluriurd and his
son. who pullml lbvni oil of lbw truck.
[bl-y \\'Illllll luu'r IH'I‘II lilllt'll.
' .0.
About [\\l'lil) livl- of “In IrIu-mh (If
Ihl- l‘I'JIlllIIg runm ll‘fl'lllllli‘ll .\lnuduy
t‘\"'l‘.lllK III IIll‘ H‘Illllllf: mum to lllkl‘llllll
consIdcrnlIon lhv IpIcslion "whuihvr I|u~
room should lm t'lllllllllll‘il or I'lo-uul."
.\ (‘Hlllllllllvi‘ \\‘.‘lh‘ :IppnmlI-ll In ill-\Iw
wnyv :IIId llh IIII~ lu (‘Illllll'llll‘ lhv rnvllllv.
9..
.\I :I Illl‘n {III}; III llli‘ lumld IrfwlIII‘nlII-n
II~I \\m Ii. \\'III II‘ IndI-l NIIIIIh \\Jl‘ I-b'l'b
(‘xl l Iilllllllull. .Iiullll 8.
Lil). MI‘ .I. .l. ‘lllnlll “.15 :IppnIIIlld
:I ‘lIII: whmvl \‘I.~Ils-I' for Numb Noruzllk
.\ll. (Klnil'll (Ir
t‘n- lulrlviigli ill‘tl Jill-dill”: (Il‘lrll'li.
SI'yIIIIvIII, m \ II'
will I'VI\|' .\IIII- Ii‘l\I‘l'. and
‘>
"in bu mudv" \‘olc'rs
should rcud IIlI‘ .\‘l lu-i'linwus' hull-w \\'Illl‘ll
IIppl-ure lll llllnlllt'l' column. 'l‘hc tin-l
Iucclllsg of III“ board “I“ lvv lll llti-II' of-
Il‘lll I‘l‘ \V IIH :ll‘l'
licc. lmrnllgli. III-xi \\'mlIIi-NIII) . llll' scr-
o.Id IIII-cllng \\‘lII Ilt‘ III IIII‘ council
(‘Il‘llllII-‘l', IIll-lt'll), on Friday. Uctnlwr
L’le.
9'. '
.\lr l'.IIIIII Ilv’lllsflli nl I'lual Nunvulll
l'l‘It‘IllHIl'lI hm I‘leIi-lb lriIllIduy 'I‘III'H
day. Mr. Ill-Inmu H :III i-slccmcd Illl‘lll-
bI-r nl' lbc Iii-form and II
IIumbI-r of hiv lbIIl sm'ivly
Association.
{I'll‘lltlrl «if
paid him ll \‘lnll on 'l‘IIcmluy l-\'l-IIIIIg_:IIId
liflcr I'ccciving llwir cungmlIIlnlIuna \\'IIzI
prcscnll-d with npnlruf gold HpI-l‘lziclws.
‘09. ‘
.I.InIl-.~s i I. .lI-IIIIIngs IIrrIvml Ilillllt‘ y. s-
tcrdnv carrying :l hIIIIllimno l-lnmy gold-
bended cauc bearing lhc following III-
i-crIplInn. "l‘n-ucnlvd lo .11”st l), .h-II-
lllllL'i of anlIIIII‘s show by his Has-«wining,
lsn‘l.” .\ slrhn‘; IcleInnIIy lhnl “Jumvu
ll.“ cllllllla lugh “I III\‘ I‘r-Il‘l‘lll of Illhl‘lllll-
I'Iidm of llu- mlilmcc brigmh- nl‘ lhc :lbm'l-
Iucnlioncd circuxwlfi'ilz.
—-————~ooo—-v-~—
llcnry Tilly has just liIIisIII-d :I Largo
and lIIIndsouIc mill: \\'.Icon fol Mr.
Hurchmd of \\'Ilv-Iu‘s I’I-inl. II In bIIIIl
cxprcsdly I‘III' lIll‘ lllllli IIII‘IMl'r“. \\'Idl
Hindu. and I~ to bc iIrll\\'ll by two howl-s.
It is pnlutcd in u lusty Illlllllli‘l'. and on
citlu-r side is Ii l'r’lll‘l'hl‘lllullllll oi” II IIIIlk
bofth' IIIIIl lllt‘ following Mil-ring:—
“Bi-Idol) I‘nint Farm. Boltlcd Milk."
The wagon is II credit to thc buddcr.
-» «Fm——
Dr. Chopin. Ii Indy physician. nIIIl Mr.
Uimmock. both of Ncw \'nrx.stnlv, who
buvc been stopping in Ilvm‘uyton for
some time visiting fric-nd-. urt» mrul-s to
n law suit now going on in the rough.
Mrs. Ilimmock was sick nnd died in
liownylon not long since and was at-
londl-d by Dr. Uhupin. Soon after.
atorlcs were started laminating from Mr.
Diinmocki of II detrimental nature to
thodoclrcss. She now brings suit for
defamation of cblImclI-I' The case is
still on.
.7.-. «07"—
Au electric bcll has boon plucml below
the lll'ldgr‘ which crux-nus the railroad
track at Whistlevillc, and is connected
by Ii WIre leading to llim-ngine orround‘
house below lbc doput near Anl‘h'u fur
factory. This has boon placed for the
purpuinl' of calling In llu- llngmcn of the
7:30 and M30 p. III. Irnins. lllsti‘ud of
blowing two long blunts as now. This
new arrangement will do away WItb the
unpleasant noise of whisthng heard
every evening. and is a move by the
railroad company that will be greatly
appreciated by the public.
W
Manager Knapp Is not to be outdone
as to attractions. The following list of
extraordinary good engagements have
been made by him. and we trust the
public will show an appreciation of his
efforts to please them by attending the
entertainments:—Friday evening. 0cm.-
ber 27th. “Rogue‘s British Minstrelrl“
October 28th. “Eamoralda.” from Madi-
son Square Theatre; October 30th. Joe
Jefferson in “Rip Van Winklaz" Novem-
ber Isl, Boston Theatre 00.. in the great
play of the “World," with [be great raft
scene.
W.—
Ex-cbief Kinney “tended Ibe meet-
ing of the Democratic State Committee
in New anen on Tuesday. During
their deliberations Mr. Kinney was
handed a telegram from this city, at. the
some time was informed by the rows-
anger tht 59 cents was due. That
amount was soon paid and Kinney was
sold. as the following will show.
Soars Nonwunr. October 17, 188:3.
B. E. KINvaz—Dear sin—You Ind
WIllernieot me Ind Hell-Fire Jack on
the Irrivnl of the first express train this
Inernoon with I conch. Yours in De-
mocncy. Giro. Bun WATRRBURY.
Kinney informs III it is not web I
mw.ubeehar¢ediheupenu
ammwwW.
German Service-
There will be divine service with. acr-
mon in the German language by Rev.
Mr. Woolley of New York city. at’l‘rini-
ly church. this city. next Sunday aller-
noon at 3 o‘clock.
—-»- cor—~—
lipcclnl Town “out“.
A nprcial town wheeling will be held in
the Town House on 'l‘lmmday new. 00%..
30m. in a p. In. i0 hear the 15¢le of ihe
mnuiuiive on ihv Sunni ROI-walk draw
budgc. and ii ties prevalent i0 make
ihe‘nvawsary appropriation for $3M obv-
cc .
in 7 Q‘t 7 ~-
fluuul opening
In numbn- whinui ammu- Mits. ll.
Ri-iwilw‘x Millennium“! of the grand
«awning of Iuillinvry alum at bur stow.
which will law place on “may and
s‘hltlidky «wounds. Ulclulfi' With and
list. Tho to minimum to “w mm
and \w piwuuw ihvy will carom {Minx
who: moralinuly.
- fi’ :
‘l‘cmpvwnw Momma.
.\ amid \v‘bt‘m‘h“ unwilling will
link-v plmvm the “Worm “mum. this
city. \n-nmrww (Finlay-i rivaling. The
inwimg will I'm ‘3‘“‘Wm‘ by Mme Rm»
ma .\llcn. \‘il‘c pwsidcnt ol‘ Iiw Naihimi
l‘rohihiimn .\lliancc. .\lms Allchhnsn
nmmnul rcpulalion as a lcnuw‘rancc
lcclurl-r. and [how who attend will boar
an inlcrcsting sponkcr.
—- .‘v. .—
(illl'l‘l'xltl'.
.\1 us. FANNY lmclwoop.
Mrs. Funny Lockwood rclic. of Jacob
liockwumd nud mollwr of “‘1". II. Lock-
wood. dIcIl ll‘h lllUl‘llllu: nt 1:30 II. III..
In .\lIddlu- Fivc Milo ltIvl-r. in Illl‘ lllsl.
yl-ur of bcr Itch. 'l‘lnl fIIIIcrIil Ft‘l‘V‘ll‘l‘R
will inkl- [lllll‘i‘ Ill lb»- Muldll- I"I\‘c .\lllc
Ilivl-I‘l'hupl-l on HIlIII'dIIy Oct. 21st :il
‘lo'i-lock p. III. 'l‘hi- lllll'l'llli‘lll \vIll bc
in lhc l'IIInII ( ‘--Iiwlcl‘v. Mia-I. Lockwood
\\'qunc of Illt‘ Ullll‘nl rcmdnnln of tho
III-ighborblvoul in which sh» IIVi‘lI. IIII
ill‘lll'lil l‘hrisliein. :III IIll'I-cliunutc Illllllli‘l‘
and :I kind Iii-ighhur. Tho llf‘i‘l‘ufil‘ll
II'lH'I'H Ulli‘ rum. and ll lurlzl- circlc of
rI-lnlivvs IIIId {I'll'lllli to mourn hcr (It-nib.
- , or ~—
Ilullroull Elation.
.\II'. .\‘lvvvnum. Ihc llt‘\\' Hlllli'rllllt‘ll-
:le I of lhl- NI-w York division of lbv
l‘uII-uhululvd road. him lukcn stop: to
pron-Ill :II'I'I-lvnls till his tIl‘lHlHll. A
Iuh~ of Ihu I'ulnpnli) I'mpnrm thnt [ruins
shall not follow I-IIl'hfiotbl-r nl lllIt'lVlIId of
lcss than chI IIIIIIIIl-‘s, but owing to llll‘
grout quli of Irllh‘llll'fifl :Ind unusually
Iul'gl‘ lllllllllt'l' ol irI-ight trams. lln- rule
bus boon \vry guru-fully (Illil‘l‘glll‘llt‘ll ulIll
lrnIIN hnvc followl-d vnch ollII-r nt. lull-r-
VIII! of lhrl'c. {our IIIId ll\'l‘ minute-s dur-
ing coitznn hours. SIIpcI'iIIll-IIIlI-nl
Hlvvvlhnn bu.“ ulwn anh-rs linl lbc lrn
”\Illllli' l'llll‘ allllll bl- strictly (blincrw'd
IIIulu-I llII l-IIcIIIIislnIu-Ivu, Ilnd cngiIIcI-rn
and cnndurlorn :ll‘I' ”cling nccuringly.
— >~ .D.—-‘.—.—
Launch 0f the New ficllooncr.
'l'lw nvw lbruc-umalcd III-booncr bIIIIl
by l‘.opl. (imngv H. llvll In I‘leII-dicl Farm
was IIIIIIIl'lII-d )‘l‘dli'l‘lllly Illln'rlumn. l“l\l‘
llllllilf‘l‘II Pl‘l‘l‘ll‘ gnlbvrvd to wilnvm ll
uIId II was \‘t'r_\' nill‘l‘l‘r‘hlllll)’ duuv Tho-
kan of llll‘ lli‘\\' scbrmm-l‘ \\‘an laid In
March Ill‘l. Shh In‘ 1'30 {m-i on tho ki-I'l.
L“ fcl'l lN‘llllI. ll“. “‘4". In hulv IIIId dill)
lnIIsbIII'dI-II. :IIId lit'l' llllllll‘ ”1"“ \\'.
.\lvln‘xm." 'l‘bv pIIIu-Ipil nwm-r In (‘IIpL
(il'l‘rlzl‘ t'. ll.Illock of Huntington. I.. I.
whn \\ Ill command lH‘l‘. Shc Is \\'I-ll urId
blllinllllllllllly bIIIll. lllill \Vl'll i-IIlculnu-d
foI lln- (‘Iulsllllu lrudc. IliI‘ ”\\‘Ilt'l'ld Iirn
wrll plv:x.-ml \\'llIl ln-I' cv-nulIuclion IIIId
HpI-Ilk IIIghly nl' l‘lpl Ilvll an II built
I'lllltlt’l' .‘Ilr. Hmu'cr 'l‘. (‘nrr lllt' vclvrun
Illlll \\nIIkn-I' fill‘lII-III‘II lbw llil'l \\uI‘ll
II \\ lII lillil' llII-‘lll :I \\'|‘\ k for (21le Ilcll
lo liIII~h va hIIll \\ lin'll .\hc \\'III IN‘ tulu‘u
to X--\\‘ \‘uII. fur lI~-I l'llIlVllh. (‘IpL Ilvll
has IslIIIIIIlI ll Illl Illl' l'iII‘Hll'lli‘UIIll of
lllllilllil'rl‘lli‘ulii‘l‘, IIIId III|‘III‘1|§‘\l‘l‘l§ urn
Ilt‘ \\lll .u-um lm In \\'lllk IIll Ill'l'.
H, coo v—
’I‘lu‘ lhu-lu‘r Appurulnm
'I‘WI- of lbw lll‘\\' I':II'- ol' lllwl‘iIIIaolIlnl-
ml I'nnd .\li'lli'lll‘: chIIpI ml \\‘llll I‘mIkrI'n
strum III-«lull; .IpI‘IIIIlIIJ. II consuls of
n small bmhvr llil‘llll‘d :Il IIH‘
lIll' car With pipv sI-xl. “dun: through hw
’I‘hc fin-l I~ full to tm- from
lbw iIIch'Iurni [Ill' Illl'llllH of Ii
l'IlllIl‘. 'I'hm flu-ding IIIlIIl'bIIwIIl is lurgl"
ly nulouuilic III Ila \\‘lilklllgn, rm much no
it IsclIIIIIIvd lhnl llw nppuruluu. \\'IH‘II
Ulll'l‘ lllIJll.lll‘ll. would IIm-d no fIIrllIl'rIil
tcnlinn IIIIlIl lbc tinin has run IIboIIl 300
null-s. Ily this llll‘llllul of limiting IIH‘
zipucc III lhc curs occupicd by slow-n In
Illlllll' {\\‘illlllllll‘ for m-ullnp; room. .\nolh-
or IIdVIIIIlzigi- I'luiuicd for IIH‘ IlIiIkI-r
liv':ill|l;:llpplll'nlll: is that III mum of ll
inI-Isb-np lIlt‘ dungcr of m-llIIII: tho \vrcck
of thv from IH'l‘l'llll‘lll‘ll
slovcs \\'nuld lu' llIIIIIi-sl \\'lInlly rl IIIuvcd.
If thlI ayalvm prov-ma ~IIlianIclory Ill Ihp
prom-Ill li'bl. II “‘1” probably bc IlduplI-d
by tho ruilroud company for limiting llIl
llrl passi-npcr ('I\I‘H.
lmlluln Hf
our. lmIch‘
cur by
(turn on liII'
'w' .0. '
school Appropriations.
At a “Ii-clinic, of tho Jilllll ll unrd of Su-
lcctIIIcII IIIIII School Visitors of Hip town
of Nurwnlk. [Ill‘ followingv rl-soluliun was
Iidoptcd:
It’mulle—lly the,I joint Ilourll of Se.
h-clnwn and School Vidtorsol‘ IIIIR town
lhut Ilw sl-vcrul «mounts llllllf‘Xi'd lwlnw
loltbo Il'rlllll‘rlnl' tho acvrml school dis-
trIcts of fins town bc. and the same urn
hereby fixcd as tho “mounts which will
be aul‘llcwnt to my the wagcs of touch-
era. the costof uel. and tho Incldcnlnl
expenscs of maintaining tho noboolu in
mud districts for the coming your. for
the pound of forty weeks:
Over River District.
Center District
$4.000.
4. ISO.
North \Vcst District. “'innipiiuk. 1.100
South Norwalk District “.000
Down Town District, 2,702.25
Fire Milo Rivur District. 1.100.
Middle Five Mile River District 4'30.
\Ncst Norwalk District. 560.
North Exist. (Cranberry Plains)
District. 435.
llrnIId River I)l’~ll‘ll'l. 050.
North L‘i-ulcr l)llil.l'll‘l, 748.
'l‘nlal. rum-1.25
'l‘lIisnniouIIl is about $300 less than
\\‘l’h upprnpriulcll last year.
-— ,, Q0. W..-
Prcuculiuluu um] b‘ncluhlc. .1
The mcmbcrsuud friends of Douglas
Fowler Post. (i. A. It. enjoyed a very
pleasant entertainment and spciuble in
the Grand Army room Tue-allay evening.
After this prugrnmme had been carried
min—which Consisted of vocal music,
recitalions. elc.. commander E. H. Ed-
mund, wuh a. few well chosen remarks.
presented Ilev. flurry Haulenbeck with
a set of resolutions. beautifully engross-
ed and framed. Mr. Hiiulenbeck was
completely surprised and was able only
to Buy ll few words in which be thanked
the members of Douglas Fowler Post
for their kindly feeling toward him.
The following is It copy of the resolu-
lutions : ,
Williams. The comrades of Douglas
Fowler Post G. A. R. have been the re-
cipients of many favors from the Rev.
Garry Hauleobeck, who has often. at in
convenience to himself. given his scr-
vico upon occasions requiring the talent
of an orator, Ind
Wanna. The: comrades wish to signi'
fy gbelr appreciation: of his ’eflorts in
t our behalf. therefore
Resolved. That the thanks of Don Isl
Fowler Post be extended to the v.
Garry Haulenbeck as evidence of the sin-
oere esteem in which be is hold by the
comrades.
_ . Tim: I 00 of these resolu-
tion:- be on ved In presented to him
usmemor of the esteem which II
herein expressed. * ‘
After the precaution all present we:
. and was column mod In! Ml»
Oyster Ground Imam“.
Monday morning the shell fishzoommis-
sioners gnuted the spplicstion of Sam
uel Carrier or Stratford for 500 acres of
oyster ground in Fairfield. Since the
last weekly meeting Walton II. Loch
wood has applied for 900 acre: in (1mm
“rich. and Charles 1’. Hull for 150 com
in \Vssibrook. 150 acre: in Greenwich.
and W» acres in l‘airfield. The Lament!
mothers have applied for 960 am in
WWW. 'i‘a-nmow the commisu
sums go to Enrich to man an lamb
ion of “19 animal M in million regard.
inn which an ohiwiion has been M
In mwlim \viih the Cumming! ape
NMQIOM.
«=27 7‘“ A17;
Pmlbhm “invention.
Alimvvmion will b» bold in Rum
.\‘o. it plankton! mulling. owner of Fain-
Mil .\vvx. and mun St. lmwml\
i\»nn...vm “why. th~tv~lwi~ mm 1N.
at l «\\lwk. xx in“ to ruminant». n l‘i‘obb
billion «outflow to WIN“ the “until
"some! in 0mm Tho vow in the
«own! ton-m of l‘airllvbl ml Imam
(minim who inland to mlm the sup-
pmsimi of the criminal! limmr milk:
lilo controlling noon in “m coming vim.»
lion. aw nvpmml to mid lecgam
wpial to «loublc Ihvir nmnbor of Rrprvi
sonlalivcs in “w lmginlaiun‘. From
towns that Inc not fully organizcll. vol-
IIIIlccr dclcgnim “ill bc Welcomed on
tho foregoing platform.
Q 0 O
I'cnolmln.
Mr. Jacob \Vnnk of Now York was in
town ycstcrdny.
Mina Lucila hour is visiting friends in
Killingwryrlb. (‘l.
Miss \\'righi of Now York bus bI-l-II
tlIc Kill‘hl. of .\Ils. I‘l. chull’.
Mr. IIIId .\lrs. \\'Ilhur lmwis of Siam-
ford le‘lll Sunday in town.
_ Mr. and Mrs. A. II. (‘orwin arr visit-
IIIg I'vllitIVr-s In town this \vcck.
Illlrul Youngs of Brooklyn in thc gucst
of Mrs. II. M. I’rowitl. I‘llist Norwnlk.
Mr. John 3“. Joni-s of Brooklyn, for-
lncrlyof thiscily \\'llrl in town yuan-r-
llny.
Mrv. .l. .\l. Luck of Nun: lluvcn in thc
gun-st of MIN! .IIIIIII Adams. East .\‘or-
\\'lllk.
>.\lI. and Mrs. ln-b‘ny .\dnnu lcft this
city l-v-duy to vml If‘ll‘lllln in Now York
«lulu.
'Mr. I‘h~\'I-l:md of \\'Imlunglon l‘nunt '.
.\. \'.. bun lli't‘ll lbc gunst of Mr. 1!. 'l.
Ilii'llll.
.\lr. unIl Mn. llIIIilIIIglon Parish of
Ilnrnlllu. N. \'.. bnvv bm-n thr- guoz-Il of
Mr. llllll Mrs. lrlluy Admin-I.
Mm. II. II. .\‘hi-rwoml mid dIuiglItt-r
.\Irv. I. Burroughs. of Jimmy City.
Inn‘v ln-i-n vmlnu: lln-ir ri-llitivI-s Mr.
mud .\Iru. I). I". “ll"! of thin l‘ily.
, coo»
l'lv t‘IllIf'UltIr (l. T. Marshall of Ncw
ll. lllllll. Ii rvpubhciin. Is out with :1 Int-
tn-r lll winch hc Iinnnunm-n his dull-ruli-
llllllllll l-I \‘ulv llw (Il'llllll‘l‘llllC llcki'l this
full. Among ulllvl' [III .gs lu- writemm
"I“lil‘ lllnl‘l‘ lhnn II IpIIIIlcr of II century
I lull-c INN‘ll u tlrm mcmbvr of tho nu
pIIbthIII party. I” that party my hopes
and l‘ollllIlI-m'i- \\'vrv plncvd, but till-
Illlll' Illwl‘fllll" when I cannot votn for
tho ('lllllllllllll‘fi and pulu'y that It lilo-rs
I‘llll'rlllfllliii' or IIIIIIIIn. I shull votv
llII- “huli- III-IIIIII‘I‘HIII‘ Rlllll‘ llt‘kl‘l. l
Hhull vuli- "gillllfil IIH' rI-publicnn (‘lllllll-
dub- for cough-s4 III this district. In so
\‘Ullllu I do llIII II-Iivn- lbl- rI-pIIblicnII par-
t}. 'l‘hc rr-publIl-IIII purly. Ivd by [also
and Ih'ci-Ilful Il'llllt'l". lmu lvft Inc. I
sluhd \\‘bvrc I dId in 1‘50. “'Ill‘ll I \‘ulvll
fwr l-‘uunuul mid Fin-dam. \\'hcrc I ulood
In Ivmfi who" I cusl my blillol for Lin-
coln :Ind lIln-rly.“ ‘ \\'u urn I'ullcd upon
to i-nllnrw lho- rIwI' nud lmrlmr rill‘lll Iind
Ihl-roriupliuns of [In. last I‘ongrcsn. to
Jul!) blinds will llnhlmr llobvmm and to
Ill.|'l'.lll for crouki-d Ki-Ifi'r. It I! too
much. ’l‘lu- purly is carrying too big :1
loud. I! IIIIIsI hc Iw-i‘ormcd. 'I‘lw \\'IIy to
rclTIIIII ll HIM \\'hIp ll II! the polla in
lbI~ I-h-I‘tIuII." " ‘ "I know 'l‘huiuns M.
\\’lllli-I'. llw cmnhdnlo- fur govcrnor. llflVl‘
lulu“ ll hiIII IIIIIII bin boyhood. Illlfl
\\'.llclzml his cul'ci'r us II It'fll'llnltll‘. rmcrc-
Illl') of Mull. spvuknr of the gI-ncrnl it!“
HI‘lllIll)’ :ilul III;I_\'or of ibis (‘|t_\‘. and I
know lw has lln- Illl‘ dignity and Illulily
I'mpIIch III ”In ollicc for which Ill‘ in
llllllllllllll'll. and I anll lli' proud to voto
for Illlll. l lllll now lil‘l‘lllll‘l‘ll for all tho
ltIIllNl'llInl Iii-wspupl-rn owm-d and run
by (Illil'wlioldvrs I‘llll Itt‘llp upon mi“. “If
it bu ll‘l'llson. IIIIIlw llli' IIIIIIdl "I ll."
00.
Rev. Mr. lhmll- «m I‘rolllblllon.
TIII‘ Ilvv. \\'IlliIIIII ll. lloolc. ill? I‘m-
hihililm I'IIIIdIdIIlc for Liculcnantdlovcr-
nor. spokc IIl ll Inccting of tho American
TcmpI-runcl- l'nion at l‘oopI-r Institute
his! Sunday IIl'lcrnuun. le lurin- bull
WIN \\'cll lllh'd. .\lr. lloolc said he had
nothing.r Ill any uboul lm~ two gicnt p0~
lilicul pliflh‘rl. Ill‘Cillln‘l‘ lbcy wcrc saying
cIIougb ihcmnclvcs. Imd bcl'nusc il' let
\\ould lullc l'.|rl‘ of them.
Tbc liquor purly \\'lH IIlu Iiys Ii prom-cut.-
ornnd vaI-r ll dolvudunt. It novcr came
hat in build. with tho imp Worn oil, to
bug. Tho lroublc with the lempcrance
nidc wul-I IlIIII Il stood in llw attitude of
dcfcnsc. It plnndml for II IIIII?‘ more to
lII-lp ll on. luatcnd of IIppcaring with
but on. in Quaker Mylo. it lippcnrcd with
hat MI. and the nnp worn. If temper-
ance was a cause not to be ashamed of
its followvm should hold up their bonds.
The grace of God was Ii great grain of
salt in politics tn-dny. Statesman were
the gift of God to a nation. Politicians
came from other quarturs. Adopt pro-
hibilion and in fivc years every one
would boon that side—yes. the office-
seekcrs. too. For such Ii thing as foster-
ed murder and suicide—tho liquor traf-
llcv-to be tolerated by the Government
was barbarous and criminal. Reference
was made to a proposition in regulate
the liquor business. “Regulate it! " said
the speaker. ”regulate hell! The power
t.) do one is about us great to do the oth-
er. You can't put the fire of hell on
earth but that it will make a blaze. This
flroofhell has burst forth. [Applause]
“Jllrfl'llh Cook“ Mr. Boole wanton. “mid
the liquor busilwaa was a pirate. No.
that was not so. because instead of sail-
ing under Ihc bluck flag and under the
ban of every nation. it was a duly com-
missioned govarnment privateer. and
sailed underline stars and stripes. In
five years the modern battle of Waterloo
will be won by constitutional amend-
ment. and the Napoleon of the liquor
traffic will be vanquished."
ooo~ ~--—
John L. 'l‘rulo Shot by a Burg-
law.
Mr. John L. Tuttle. who has been in
the employ of the Consolidated road for
the past ten years as engine wiper was
shot by a bur Iar last ni . ht when within
fifty feet. of h a home. be ball
through hlsleg but did not touch the
ne.
Mr. Tuttle left his home aboutfl o‘clock
to call on Mr. Baxlwr. at the foot of
Chestnut street. On his return about 8
o’clock. when near his front gm, heard
voices in the neighborhood of his Ip-
ple trees in I vacant lot west of his
house. He had been annoyed very much
by having his up lea stolen. Ind suppos-
ing that was w at was ing on then.
wenttosee. Ashe our the trees I
nun stepped out into the street Ind
walked toward the railroad tracks Ind
sure I shrill whistle. Mr. Tussle hand
some voloea over the fence. The lot is
nearly six feet below the road It tbll
W' halides there is I high fence. Mr.
rile mounted the fence and jump ov-
er. It was very dIrlr Ind he jumped on
I luau. who cried out with In cub.
The man wuaoonon blufmsnd m
llltllll‘ Hod
ed on I run tqwuds Hr. Timid. bun. .
logos
lit. Tattle $lebuonndwu
him. when. Q.“' the m.
lubi;_ ind. m .
./
could get up Mr. Turtle won over him.
At um intuit Hr. Tattle W the n-
porl of I Ind full.
up. but (I voted be wad-bot.
in getting into tho
. l‘
wmlmm
leg. about six '
Niall lm
m cum mi «we on
and ‘2: i Mi. mm. is doing
v: .
33‘ mt N.“ h‘ hem “will? no
in
The polio? Vim ‘ and with In»
tom. vaimmwm human
gum, cm the m and there found
cm In “limo «mum
on “4%; than my found. we“
Mahmoud twvmy down MM
him. which are worth about two Enn-
llml dollop. An in non W
Wood it was they
hind been stolen from new! a». {hr
tbol‘ii Minimum Water meet Danna
tho \N‘fi__ mwmmm
wry Inquiring pm of their _
no va hammulW.“ \k‘
do. in.
man that who!
through his yard to Nl’ hum!“ have
which he mint and run through the
3
yard to bin not» leading into
l‘houuiut mt. lam m. bomb
wevemi
“Mn-May Mm! throng
Mr. ll. “town 3;: to Main street.
Mr. I). ll. Md mama young mun
board who
boar-din on Monroe street. ‘ .
pintul sfioi and Went in that direction.
when be met a man. who started on I
run as soon as he passed him. Mr.
Md Iowan. who is an athlete. turm‘d and
put chase and was gaining on the man
when lu- turned and pointed a pistol w-
wnrd him. He dropped to the ground.
than the man started on I run again to
ward Main street. Mr. McGowan fol-
lowed to the corner. wherein the dark
be lonl truck of him. '
Up to lhc prciwnt time the police have
boon unnblc to gain a clue of the burg-
lurs.
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AMUSEMENTS.
I'ATIENCE.
Til-night (Thursday). llrnham nnd
Scanlnu‘s Boston Minature Ideal Opera
t‘ompuny will make their up srance in
“Patience“ at Music Ilall. t was this
cum any that Cl'f‘flll'd such a sensation
In \‘sllsck‘s theatre. Ncw'York. and
played livc I'm-ks to oocrwhelming busi-
ness. with the "standing room only"
nightly. Do not miss seeing them.
JosnI'IIJbrrxusox—er VAN “'lh‘lilJ-Z.
Marisgrr Knapp baa cloned a contract
with Mr. Aloysius (lsrplan manager for
Mr. Joseph Jefferson for the production
of ”Rip Van] Winkle" at Music Hall
on Monday evening. October 30th.
This in a treat we know the play going
public will appreciate. Arrafigcuwnls
will be madeI to run ape-cinl trains from
Uanburv Iind Bridgeport on that over:-
mg. and «full honsv may be expected.
Sal-lire your mats curly. l’riccs will bl-
50. 77» and $1.00.
Niall. III'RHESS.
Manage-r Milclwll of the () ‘rn House.
for curtain masons. has sold is contract
for "Noll Burgess“ new plgy lo Mnnngvr
Knit ip. COllfit'i ucntly "‘ y Opinions"
will u: product-l at 3 time Hall on Mon-
(luv owning ncxl. Oct. 2. . Manager
Miichcll undumm thin entertainment as
being cm- of tbc finest. and he hopes his
patrons will encourage Mr. Krupp nnd
give him n Illl‘gl‘ uudIeuco.
Sinci- writing the abovc. tbc following
II-llcr I llrl bin-n n-ccivcd and conscquenl-
Iv llu- Iibovc Iiltrnclion will not be playcd
liilhrr in Norwnlk or South Norwnlk for
tho prcwnt.
Nizw \‘onx. ()cl. 10m. 1882.
l", \\‘. MITI'HEI.I.. lino. Dear Sir :-—As
my sccncry cannot b0 rcndy in tiuw. I
IIIII compolb‘d tu (‘fllu‘l‘l tin-It week. so
must cunccl my (Illlt‘ in Norwnlk. I
will give Ii later dntc. Yours truly.
(‘llAltLl-Zs \\'. llI'rIJ-zil.
lllciz‘s SI‘III'Iusr. l'AltTY.
llicv's Surprise I’Iirty appeared at tho
(lpcni lloiisc Norwnlk loft Thursday ev-
cnmg and gave Ii vcry t'lljoynhll‘ pl-rform-
once. It. is n “highly. sensational. molly
dramatic. cpl-ratio comedy niclangc. ‘In
{our acts." in which its collcctivc Incrlla
uru runny Inorc than its indiylduxl nicr
iln us it play. "Po I" in nothing In I dra-
IIIlllll‘ piece of wor but cvyrytbing M a
successful appeal to tho risIbIlItIes of an
nudlcncc. Good spccialty people bunched
uvgvibcr into an incongruous mass fur-
nish Ii very cIIierlaining performance.
The people arc all good an “the stage
business‘ is excellent. Such actors us
John A. Maclmy. formerlv with \VIllIc
Eduuin. George K. Fort no and R.
(lormlui III-o hosts in llmmse res. I} It!
unnecessary perhaps to state that hole
(lastleton too the house by storm. In
"For Goodness Sake Don‘t Say 1 Told
You.“
Registrars Notice.
. 'oilro is hereby givcn that the R. lilnmn of vo—
l li'l‘Il of lhr 0-009an Voting Dlsl cl of the town
of Forwnlk will be in nonunion I! the onlrc of \\ in.
S. Iinlilnn in Hull Dmricl on thlnmlny Uri. 250:
ml on Friday on. can. from I o‘clock p. In. until
5 p. m. for tru- purptwc of correcting Ind revising
1hr \oiln III! of mild 2nd voting Illntrlrl.
“fi. M. RAYMOND. Q Romain" of the 2nd
“'1‘. bl. BUTTON. \ ruling Dlnlrlrl.
“south NcrIvIlll Oct. ll. IN.
1
IRS—9t
'l‘n Tllll t‘unnissmxnnn or Ilium-Inn Porn-v.
'l‘lu- IIIIdrrv-lgncd bcrcby nppllc-I for n limuw to
null Splriiuun- and Inloxivmnvu qunorn. Alli. Luger
W'OI'. and Illum- Wine and t‘ldcr. to ho drunk on
llll‘ prvniliwi only. l‘arsuIII! to lie mug": this
alum now In (our rololln vin tho wilt of inloxlrntliéfi
llqunn. nl lhu building n “to In“! Tnvi-rn. No.
and 28 Main street. in the van of Norwnlk. in
pa Id'mn m y.
Securities on bond proposed.
Noni Woon.
[Medal Norwnlk the Hill day of October. Ins-.2.
ISAAC LEE.
Wisthe undcrslymcd doctor! snd luv-purer: of
said town. nrlthvr of “I helm: licensed colon in
intoxicating llquurnormdorsm on In, other up—
pllcstlon. radon-c the above lion:
Nun“. Rumour.
(hiatus N. W008i, Norwnlk. Conn.
Jun I). first. " "
WII. I1. Din-u. u ..
Myriam. Pulun. .. I:
WI. W. STORY.
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Friday Evening,
October 20th
The meeting will be addressed by
MISS EMMA s. ALLEN,
Of New York City.
All are wgl'come—sdmiasion free.
Granigpening
lllLLIllEllY llllllllll
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FRIDAY all SATURDAY.
October 20th a. 215i
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. Mrs. H. 'KIiaggthsh
The moot clumps line of
Velvet- Ivor M“ .
Breasts in oodles-um, will be on ex-
hibition. A hrs! Mk tnmmedfis
including BeIded Bonnets. Tatum,
Father Osp- will be on hand. Sub
Billion: F“ m wAko our
«on o In "
Hosiery. Woyoolen Goods. Underarm
Buttons. much! vary low.
Goons
H. VAN HOOSEAR’
68 Washington Street,
South Nomlk.
norm Sonwlul, 01.. October l9. 1882.
On and slim this day 1!. Van llmiscar will sell for CASH ONLY. We vao
come to the conclusion that we can give our customers better beinm by buying
our goods for cash and selling them for the sIme.
Our stock is now complete. In all its bunches. With the best line of Dry
Goods and Fancy Goods ever before put before the public and never before
have they been selling as cheap. Wu will now proceed w mention I
few of our many bargains which we Ire daily throwing before the public.
We all buy goods chap to come eIrly.
advise who are seeking to
Man or woman who has I hard earned dollar will find it will go farther
other store in South Norwnlk or Norwalk. “'9
SELLNIG UNDID ALL.
Black Linen Thread—200 yards—8 cents I spool, which you pay It other
Mom 8 and 10 cents. Ilcxtcr's Knitting Cotton 7 cents a ball. you pIy
at other stores 8 cents. Pins 4 cents I :pnper. or 7 pIpen for 25
0mm 1.000 yards of Manchester prints or 4 Ind 5 cents IyIrd. .500
yards of good (hinion Flannel 8. 10. 1% Ind 15 cents per yard. “will
of Indies‘ Ind Cbildrena‘ floor. which we the assorted from our stock, will
close them out It 10 cents I pair. We Ilzo the about 200 poll-s of
Gcnls‘ brown mixed base we will close out If H) cents—3 pin for 25
150 Ladlcs' Skim we will close out at 50. 75, $1.00, $1.50 and
Call and cxaminc. 50 Ladies' Neckties M 10 cents I piece. former
500 yards of all linen howling at 5 cents per yards. this
50 Ladies‘ Collars to be closed out It 5 cents.
We havo I line of (lents‘ UnderweIr that
lIrgvat, will close
at Van llmiscnr's than any
mean to close out our stock by
cents.
$2.00.
price 2.5 cents.
is fIr below cost price.
former prior 15 and 20 cents.
is never equalled. sizes run from the smallest lo the very
out at 25 cents. A
MAN
Need not be cold when he can buy I shirt for the 13qu mm of 85090“.
Our DRESS Goon stock is complete. We bsvc just received I lug!
stock of FlInnclc in all widths and colors, which will be cold It prices thIt
Will enable all to buy. We pay speciIl Itiention to Black Goods, such I:
Cubmem. Henrietta Cloth. Arman. etc. Worsted Dra- Goodl RIM“
from 12l to 50 cents per yard. CI" and cumin them before going
elsewhere. “'9 have assorllxi from our stock I line of Kid Gloves which
we will close out at 50 cents I pair—former price ‘1. We Illo lave jolt
received I new lot of Kid Gloves in Ill styles Ind shade. ranging in price
from ti up to $2 I pain—(special notice “we errInt no 5107035.") We
have Ibout 800 pairs of corsets to be sold It 25 cents I poinIlI N.m
damngvd. Just received I very fine line of horse blInketl in Ill Ityla.
prices. clc.. Ilsa Robes Ind Lap Blankets. \\'c invite the people of Soul-h
Nor-walk and vicinity lo call and examine. our clock of CMAKSmd
CLOAIIINGS lhe urgent stock to be
FOU ND
In any other store. Dolmsn‘s fur lined and trimmed, Unit-n Ill styles.
We have I few Black Jackets which we willclo-e out choIp. ShIwh of
We wish m on" cpl-old Ittentlou to our Idler.
III prices and quIlitieI Ind the III-gen
stock in the city to select from. We line just received I Intof mun
shootings, good muslin which will be sold very cheap. NM Me
Linen. Towels. White Flannels, Table Covers, Bed SprIIdI. India, Ill
widths, qualities, ctc.. White Binnkcts from $2.50 I lid: to “5.1”. Con-
fortsblen. Ill prices. We the the best line of Shula. Sin-ding. Fixtures,
I.“ kinds and the very best. Oil Cloth in pIttcrnl and by the yud.
In conclusion we wish to again mention tbs! we vac the lined: line of
Flushes and Velvet; which won bought before the their! price. we mm
will sell them cheaper than my other stow. SPECIAlP—we vae I
few cloaks which are
DEAD.
Stock in us. will close them out It cost. In Ill good. none dunnged. We
have done I large business in Dry Goods. Ind mun to do I Itill larger
one by offering to the public all the above goods at prices just as they no
Idvertioed.
In speaking of CASH we do this to relieve our clerks of Ill responsibil-
ity. no plans! tdo not. Ink them for credit. .
BtIck silks Ind sItins we are now ranking I mold run onwd ukthoos
who wish to buy I good silk dress for little money to all Ind examine.
We th6 the final. piece of silk ever put before the public It “per yard.
every description.
Gents' Ind Childrena‘ Underwear.
Thanking the public for past favors, we are now ready
to do better than ever before.
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