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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, November 16, 1882 · page 2

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J. 1853.
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1..l NATION.

ii HAILRI‘AD Sl'Rl‘lll‘li.
v ilv-ctml l‘n-szdemzmd Bvuril
Ml" tlw Shulur)‘ uni Nur-

.:el l:.\\~< lu cu than ll to :1
:pnw 7:1 ll”! rll>k‘~‘\'r‘i)‘ 0f :1
I vlci’sl, nwllul ll)‘ lllv‘ l‘i‘r-

l uf Whirl; 1w ixil'urmMi-m
aver: li‘w'u. {ls slab-«l {lair
r :l hushir-ul thousand vi. {Lu-s
.’ nut axial manning. (flitrrlc'.
‘ Elm fwsr‘gwirtg, paragraph in
. w; ilm mi“. 1: our iluly m
thw impiiml .‘FrlfllDS chm-gas
,hll‘. ‘Hlil l

. result .it'

rm? r.n~ur:ir.i.1crs

SILIEl InVl‘Nli‘lilifitl.
:lu» pluisurv uf an intrrnrw

‘ .e prim-loin, vi. wprcshlcnl. and
Chfirman «if {llr‘ lirisuwccummlztm- of
the Danbury liailwud (Ru. and li'urucil
from them lint tip 5- was no truth In
the above staxcmcm. llt‘SlllY‘S.
tamed {rum twnuf15wuivmln-rswl'lliu
constructing rnuuiimcw «m the i-xlui-
sion mm: of {ln- cumnunm‘. .\lr. Hyiv.
being out «if tmvn ,tliv laws «if {ism (xnv.
Which we prr-scnt [u uur rr‘;uli‘l.~.
“'heu (in: :ln‘lt‘iltllln‘lli w ill.-
was obtuincil l:‘.\! \viutvr. {he cuuipuny
were :iulllwl‘lm'il i'r bowls in m.»
amountuf «\m- hunilrul lllHUsaHLl \liilldl‘s.
to pay ixyfiurt {he c. st of the z-xlmzsmn
gum"; nmviilml fwr. and
.ml, siguml, and iluly rv-cimlml

iMfiCP u! the cmupu'ulicrui this

.tc. and bids fur tlm lmmls‘ :uchrllsml
fur. One hid {Ur tho \Vl‘mlc issuv was Hi”-
ccpzcd at.1inunlmmnprimmm.
doubts wcrc (‘Xill’l‘~.~‘l ll.
bonds would be :i this: Iiirxrlgugv uu the
extension. wuhnur lm‘ill; s‘n :ulllI-vrlx-ul
by the dc: [wrimumg llll'll' lll
consequence «If lllc Wurdmg Uf Hu- cu”.

\\'\‘ U U-

clmrlrr

lsxlhl

such l‘il!l\l§

Hi. :15.

\\ liellu'r .\lln‘ll

lr~lh

solidated lmnds.»-tlw qucstiim \\';‘.\ r...
Ibrrcd tn thv but lx‘gill uriihnrizy n: {he

state. and alter rccuixm; his upmmu. l!
was tlt’cidul llt‘s't nut in put [lu'
upon the maria-t 11:.le l‘lil‘ll‘l‘l‘lilfilslil‘
lion madc tin-m.
tllcy should luv . lhv first lllwllgllg‘ nu
thc cxieuswu, Us l‘zi‘l'. wlmrffrrc.

.\s the cuulmcl fur iln'
uxteusiuu llflll lwcn ”Lulu. and A large
amount \lf \vurk \lt'll". :md [Huh rml il-
dcred. tlw cmuuutzw u~ul tlu- l~wml~ ~
as money wns rvquzrwl—au wllsu-izil,
and llUrrU\Vl‘ll mum} nu lllt'lll ul
than the {CAT interns! ml" Llai- laumls. \1.’.:
5 per L‘t Ill. le \\‘l;ial1‘ iiumlmt lllt‘
floating debt all HAHN. l:~ lllmlv‘ up ll) law:
of extension in Hclul-vi‘ lsl. $1 17».le
real t‘slatcuz: lllli‘ ul' («Er-inmu,
for steel rails .V -r\\‘:ilk
Nurwalk. Mid lllll -. :it‘ul lil );.iil~:i! lun-
bury: new lwcuuiulni; [Mil
cost of new ilvpnt u: lunliur), :u;~l llt“\\'
bridge at Bruoksidv l‘.irl{.

The nimnlurs bf [3w mzzzzmzzw in: llix'l‘
stated that a full 1* ;.. .li‘ ill! in .1 .‘l'
the extruslcn was mul- :i.: Elu‘

ll lllll.‘

i»; ll “as lllltl‘lt'll

I'Ull‘ll"llk‘llll"

ll ‘5

(ll'

x'mum;

[rum in .\.»ulli

ln'“ rill“.

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ilirm'hars

meeting in Scptvsifl: m. and :ilm llll'
ammlnicxpcnilml«:1{lit-will 3m: . slr \\'~
ing win-re thc mmicy lizul lucn wirumwl
for such (tulluysz :ml llml :li llw lul.
annual iv..c~.-ting; ni‘ I'm- .1 « Ll. ll 1‘ i.»
fun illc blwamig ml (in l“‘ll‘. .i 11.21am:

detailul slnlmuwul \\ as Paul.
amount «'2' illuilllrg \lvl 7, lg \\ lli‘lii l‘u IS.
and in what mt.- ml um-n ‘: u.»
ny were 121;. 21:; t5. 1‘ w. l. hum.

The column in l “in ssril min li ivnhl

-lw\\is._: i‘iv

‘llll .l<

that an zirzirl- \l h l. .i lulu: . \l: -lll\l
have l‘v‘cn iusdnh l :2; 19:» Hr‘ m,
\vhexiullwi tln‘ is. 1: ,al-l ll'.\(‘ l- .is
(urxiisliul by hillbii’; :- :lw {lli‘ll Iillil

now \‘iux-prvsialcu'. ui 1hr rwnl I,‘lll_\' a
few rmls .llsuhz fr :2: llw nu: \fll.'.\

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0|‘ll\ LE I‘TERS.

flu: “flour“ and thc t-‘u‘umus.
L‘.i.t»r.\‘1~.\nxi.i 'lll km .\uurduyfi
l lli\lit‘r\l‘.|!l will *l‘ldl. "\\ hit \Vlll
, i. \\ lllCl‘i lw ,iiis \\lllilllv;1lhlil'<l
u-iiz. Hm! “\\ uh lln- .-.:.l .i‘ llli
diuiim's‘ dun nil. .u Al iin- ln r
munidli \z. . l‘zu- dun A Lil. l..i\.~
“flnhrvllx‘ul.” l3 lx .llnnl-l lu ~
i harms llli‘ armusl l4ll\\l.ll:x‘r
.4 inc L‘All‘l“. llxil g..\r llu- ~1.il.~ in Hu-
dexnxwrzuw. 'l‘liv «.mw imam... i:.,.i
nuillu‘llnl liulhlrnis n: 1h. ll-‘Kulll‘ bf n»-
pulillctuis :u in Mar Himml‘l In llirar .«x ll
party clickllu‘i‘i‘. i l“‘l‘.\h"l :ilsn ill llzlx
sum». ll wail \li murmur. lucimw xlmi
puny luul lliv lust vuuh-iulv and NM
lufm. mul “1&th ;« :wlnl ilismhl \\ llli
their uwu puny l-I‘lLul-wl ihn I.\l.l\\ n!
the h’plililunus. la: ‘i‘\ ilul “Hi.- ll‘l‘l‘"
dvdlvr.‘ curriul llll‘ “Luv.” \\ illi ilu' lwlp
of anyone. isii hiwl nu llu' llllk‘lll;r‘l\l
miter! n! l‘nuiwctirul. ‘l‘hu iiquur dml-

ers did not carry it. ilic i‘cnplv iiul ll.
Now as to that part ul‘ llw nrliclc.
which “fines for“ the llcrnmus ll has
become quite lhc thing of luh‘ in (hrmv
all sorts of slaudcrv us alqu at luv caun~
trymeu. Not lung ago a [\rn‘mlnmu
temperancv ummr in this city. told the
Germans. that if they did no! “-1in la
obey the laws of the cumin-y, (hr-y
"might go hark to ilw Rhiiw from
whence they cauir." The gunk-mun
forgot that one—half u! the grvut \Vest
wouldbe depouulatvd. if the ”crumbs
m his gencruus adviw. Now. if there
be any portion of the. [mpulauou H! the
United States that justly ilrsrl‘Ycfi [n be
filled “law abiding" it is {ha Uvrumui.
We have urn-r min—n any uuticr or mu
abuse burial at us. [rum the Whip-rather
farms. bvcausv iliv purium llltlulfls
in it are Inc-N fanatics, and a Rival
may 0! them gmvly lrwxcusably igiiu-
ram. .\‘ur wuuldl “Ullcd lllv xlllv M».
inch of the Hmw u mu my cuuiitr‘vmvu
in calling them Sal bath lireakrrs.“ did
m that r arena thvm in mlditiuu
in this at arming a "coixilsinmiun“ Wllll
aha. liquor dt‘fllt‘l‘h‘. l “‘lall ilw Ila-w xllx‘
truly in undomaud. that “a such mm:
trauma was formal. and that Ill?!“ is
it I 19 a! truth in in smwmrm.
to t , did. what thmumuds at
War did—they select t‘mm tbs
hunt “that: thus- mum. um mind
m but. 1:; then: an ‘ “demo mains:
ml law lit. “at? German mm.
s crim when they see fit to charm»
r m and break their party rile-uh
.- for good and sumcirm mun»? it
Vb“ NW of the " iliil‘mil ind.»
udouco“ of which the {var boasm of

ring that chumpinn and exixmenl‘:

I mainline the editor 0! the ”um
1 his heroic land Iguimgt the Sabbath
Mud on the high maul tone
gunning!“ pawn: in his sanctum.
and In columns 0! his paper. But
why does he stop a: the Germans? “‘hv
”Ninth bin thunderbolt: minim xh'e
HIV York and New Hlven railroad Yur
w; mr-y swam in rha year”: And
'ie '11! only spit out boldly and {all
run: he use: md thaws. he can m~
r- hi readers of a nu smount u!
M bruins; aotorionsly not done
Gama. It is of course no: tube
‘”c! (in: he would denoume his
' ' ‘v‘ "n he
k of

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1' m the lat.—
‘ at such attacks

V them?
.... .3 m not Sabbath bmak
0! any min-r laws at
r}. a ; chat. Wherever they
a up rhm'r tho-Iv. they lure
-m the canary of their lduptlun.
“ m n 12mm. sheynre gm»:
fie work! cm. in tha broadest
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, «when abuudtn
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your prunes. your jam, your
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tens o! thousands of American children
are at present reaping the advam nf
the kindergarten aystrm of Frbcbe . In
every munici ml reform—in New York,
Philadelphia, limoklyn. St. Imuis~lhey
have boon on the side of limiesi and good
government. and they have alyays been
the champions of unmversal education.
wlulv m ovvry other part of this country
the (humans nrcpstccmed and welcomed
:isai \'.ilueible mhlitmn in any commu-
nity. it is rvscrvml fur (he inlwlvrancu
and usrruw - mimlexlrwss «if Nuw Eugr
laml. :is displayml by its nrzuurs and its
press. in .lvnuuncv me \Vlll] nil the
liittrrurss u! the will kimw-rn):liingism.
Yell it 1:- n plczisuru tn rrflm'l that as llh‘
ycars l'l ll nn. 2! mun» culmlilcui «l judg-
ment must mcvunbly pew 1mm cvvn [u
suvh alwcurc plums as lhc Hnur lulllcc.
and if that vziluzihlw shun unly liws lung
ruuudt. :1 «lzly \\'il: 0 *mc. “‘ln‘!) Iii k'Hl-
umr's \Vlll nu l-xrigwr be «lisgrnci-d by
such ILl'Fllrll :uul uulrutlilui :uuclcs
ulmutl c "SgililuthSmashing; (L-i'uinns."
:is that iti its list lss‘il". H. T.
A «, _
Elcclhm Rcflccllmu.

.\lr. l\'~~i{cr, of Ohio. lakcs a cliccrful

\‘l«'\\‘ «l llll' siluzllmu.

 

 

ll .lvrwiii's (lcl’i-cll is slum-{hing tn lw

lh.mkl'ul fur. :mylm“.“lluru'wril (um.
s'vmf.
llrll’r‘\.ii\ lmnh n l») 1.5““! “Will, wvll.

llli'lr‘ is :i liwl in Luv], ur llmi pill of ii
(‘ulli ll Xv'\\‘ Jr‘l’sr)‘, mi} li-iw, wsliruigllt'lll
[filmliw-yui.

,I‘lli‘ llurlfnril ('uunm! has now limn
in think .u‘vr llw cmnpuign. :lllll lw
:is‘liillllnl «if xz-a pursuiml .iilzwks upuu
Mr. l‘:il~>ll.

Hub nl‘ (bu rumurs in .\l:i~s:xclm~-~lls l.‘
that llutlur gum; in push livm-rul
lhnks fur the scat In luv sa‘llrih‘ xmw uc-
cupml l\_\' 311‘. llnar.

lS

l‘Ix-l‘liirf Kiuury rvccivc‘l nu .\lnmluy
{rum his friend (lrxilmm. in I).-l:ixv;i1‘o. n
cnpy Hf Illc \Villiuglim '13::- II:, which
llllhll‘ulwl ilic ilvmru‘rulic \‘iclwry m that
fillill‘.

’l‘livrr is I‘lt‘lll_v Hf limn fur things In
happen in lwu puns. 'l‘lic tli‘llliH‘l‘lilll‘
stub-slum wlm zirv already in iinugiuii
{lull .lnuling ll:~- spoilsuf l'~\l ‘lli‘lllll
l‘t‘lliPlllln‘l‘ this.

lli'n lllllli-r l;.ls‘ lu‘z‘ll clii‘lml ll lllr'lll~
lwri-l'il:.=\\'1i~l1iliulnu\\'nni:u\'slax-iguu.
:m v\l‘\2:-illlf.llllfili immimsuil of fwlnnlv (\f-
lim- sunk-Ts. Hr lim'nIm-s l‘llglllll’ as u
"willnw."

Thy II-cm' of Nulurxlny mmlv llll‘ sturr
ling :immuucciiu-ul lllill "I!“ cu ry \'l|!('l'
m llll‘ szulv llilll villi-d llu- I‘l'pllhllt‘lill

twkvl, (lull. lickci \vuulvl li:i\i‘ lwcii
t‘ll‘l'Lr ll. Slrzuxgi-f
'l‘limuus Sunfwrxl. llli‘ lu-sz Hum nu [lll‘

llx‘nlr‘ri‘iulli‘ Slulr 'l‘h‘kwl. “us ilvl'mllr‘ll
by lllv‘ lli]lll\l‘ vac. Thi- ill-mncmlii-
lull." ilawsll‘t liTiVU Ki‘l‘ll summss “ill!
such mcu us 'l‘lhmms Sillll‘l‘rll.’" liidgu-
Hill 1'!" .n'. irclm

l‘ivxl scrvicv ru-fni'm. u rm‘mwl lurlll'.
him-w! i-lcclinns. and m‘mmmy m ”l‘l‘r"‘
printinus {ll'l‘ llu‘ fnur push un r\ lili‘li llw
plulfurln that is m .ui‘cmul in 1“} mun
wet. \\'h:m-\.-r ils umm- Hr ll~~ l- curil,
tlh‘ puru that plm‘ns itysvll~ scliiurvly on
such :i l‘llllffll‘lll \\'lll i-li-cz lll!‘ H! M prim
(li'lll.

lli'ill'gl‘ .\l. llulwsun. jalilwr. curruplinn»
isl. :m=l :uulmr (if urin- mmlnwf in thi-
llnpul 11mm puny than any mun that
cry-r iii~;rm‘vil ll h)’ prol'chi-il Illli glanci-
In its )u'uu'iplvs. “'le «lulvulml viislrnlay

Hum .z \‘llle‘ll‘ nl' lmlli purl). ~ will
thunk Hml and take L‘xvurngr‘ N.-\\' Lnn
llwl‘. '193- gram.

Murmur llwlrzil’l ll. Iiigclnw lms‘ just
issuml 2i Thanksgivmg l‘l‘i‘Cliilll'lllvlll. ll

i‘uizmmsn gnml 1lt'.‘ll ulwu: ln-n'u

 

mnl ;

I‘Ti‘s!lt'l’l'\'. Iillll lllslulll‘ glurh-s. ~llnl *lllir‘

l'llll' ulvslzlllrs. .\lll'lllu llll‘ (in: :s ln lu-
lliziii‘nlul fur. (iuvirnur liigrlmx {Hi-g.“
in in. ulnh llh- l‘ml llml luv \llll hut run
fur .\. ~i'i‘nllxl trim. \‘vl llu-l‘v i. prulxm
lily willing fur “lill‘ll lli', Inn's-um”):

l‘wls mwrv prufmnklly grulrlul lliilgc»
iii-ll 13- n.

.‘~lit hruvvr l‘lvn Liuil muxlc liis repu-
l.i[iuu 1h mavnr ll! liiillilu .\lr. l‘alll~

s =l\ u. illt‘ lils us i‘ unplrullrr «if l‘llllzulcl-‘

)‘lllil. l»:
.\ll‘. \' iiinmr

HUT U“ l\ *l lli‘

urv ln-l‘i r.\ Hmvnrs.

.\lr. \\'.llh~r and l
(\l l

llllw :1.le uiumciml \‘llll‘t‘ \\ lll .\. HH lw m <

:\ 1m mniui. (Ln. rimr - NW! \\':illi~r
slltlllll l=.i\i\ ax Hwy-r nu llls
\\ mil l wig-4rd mm qr Swm (3. ‘x\ nuv fur

a lx-nitlvli \su l)i\ dull.

ln ll v lzis! l\\‘rlll}'<al\' ymrs llw spr‘lll‘i'
risliigx r-l' \lio \‘ ‘lllh‘l‘lli‘lll li\|\l~\’ if re)»
l'rsrhl lltVri. hm lsrx‘ll givmi l‘wur Hun-s
in Fulfil-ll immlx
livhl, m {‘39 .mil lN‘M, .lushusi .\l l‘irlm‘.
in HIL‘ .iml .\lum .\ ‘l‘ri-ul. in MI.‘ .\lr.
‘l‘ivzzi .' \ulil lmr‘lh lu
lli‘lil \‘ lll\l\' lll l‘:‘.‘. llx llli‘li

lw “-pr—

ll. ll. l‘i’l‘i\ . .\l‘ Frill“.

crwluul 1w FM?“

\rhlvxl \\\\.i.llirhlgc. \vw ll.i\. lll nmt)‘. ,

In lln- liuuxc.

lghl lair ill.-
h‘l‘ullllitiil I'x‘ph‘srhldlni‘s l\‘ llu' li‘glxlii‘
\lllr‘, lll'\ ‘Vi‘ul‘ l! .\X'llll‘ an ul‘ :1 lulul gil‘
(‘lgliL ll iimlm mum ilul‘clwic-x \\ liu
arc llh‘llllu‘hi cl lllvflilll‘i‘VlIll‘ill unnum-
(w ' ‘Nvml‘.

\\‘.~ .lul iml sumum ll \im‘ llil‘\\illk1‘r
iln» cwuumlhwwrm that ln'nu
llw Hl‘\\\t‘ rulimikziloli‘ rcrull, lull llmi ll
mu llw l.\\N‘ c luvs .\l‘ lhv Ilnnr ll\' pur
chusml :iml sprunl lummlcusl.
ll mukvs “smuv illlli‘l‘cncc"
1m llic wiiiiiimwnmn has :i “lidl‘l‘l‘l of
money" in “will; Willi.

.\s ilh‘ ri-puhhcuu party did not div
with line “l‘hrisliim Slatcsnum.“ su ii is
um liuriml with thc “Practical l'ulili-
chins.“ Tim day of lhe l‘muvrnnsmnl
l‘miklings. the Smyths and tho i i‘liriuns.
lln- lluhlmlls and llursvys. is our If
liw puny could not “xist except under
1hr lcadcrship and us the accomplice 0!
llwsemen. is drservml to «lic: ml the
courage and strength it has shown in
ridding itself of their degrading cuntml
uml shameful fellowship are thc surest
pruof that it will enter upon a now life.
and Win lriumplis that small make the
whole mulnn sharrr in its glnrv and
[ral‘turl‘ in its prosperity.——_\i l'. Tina's.

len- arts Ilium-en ‘awycrsclvch-il in
[llr‘l 'uunrclicu! linusc nf reprrsvmaiwaa,
eight living rx-uulxlwuns and lin- ileum.
crests. Say: lllifi llarlfurd MM "if ilw
usual custom is fullmved mm ul‘ Ilm legal
gemlmueu on tlw Republican sidu will
be cliusan speaker. though a clinicv may
be ulmlu tram lllv l vmen. Iu llw latter
rams .\ll‘. Pius. of why. will ha a nous
spicumas cmidixlutv. I! a lawyrr shall
be Mimi. lliv cliiiicv will prnbiilslv mu“
ruw duwu m Masai“. Robbins. uf Wuh-
rrst vlll. Simouds. u! Gama“. and lluwm.
0t lkirhy. In many Mpects « imilinn
bu ilw floor an ill» mun swasiuii will be
dvsimlilv fur A quick nun. .-\ llil‘R!‘ pro-
pnniun ul‘ the members are nmv man.
ind 1M opening fur leadership will be
gumi fur a pmmpl and ready deluiu‘r.“

limigv .\l. Rubin-mi. now that lw is de-
fund. will como in (m- a gmd doal of
nhusc from pun-rs that would lmvc been
blind in his faults if he had nuinvd a
mixed it mm: in llic next House. He
hm; done great harm to the Republican
rty. never more. than in the his! year.
1e has. also dorm it service as a leader of
the minority in the Forty-sixth (magmas
but in tho long run he was certain to do
mun- hnrm than good. because he be~
lungml :n that larxeclan o! thick-skinned
public mm who do not understand that
a man's associations play as large a share
in drier-mining his pulxlic rcputmion as
his acts. and that a man who cumes to
be charged with corruption is )rettv sure
to be helm-val 50. while :heir umptious
disregard of public opinion cundemns
them in advanc» and lead. the public to
form a verdict of guilty in default 0! an
adequate defence. -Pbil. Pre .

The defeat 0! Hr. Robeson in .\‘ewJer-
SE ' shows that he was wrong when he
and that not only was be what he hld
been. but that what. he was he was going
0 remain. W'hat he wM—a mpmber of
‘ mgrwss—he ought never '0 have» been,
mic going {:1 remain. He will
aw gu back 10 tinl him: whnt he
sight never to have is l-thaz ..( an in
dustrious country lawyer. Ha ha lul-
enu enough undnninedly (or a wider
, perhsps. has virtue “mug.
too. but nomehnw he by uuefiyt '
persutde the country that he is hon-
at. Eradncahewu barman!”

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Rcmlutlom.

At a regular meeting n! Douglas Fow-
ler l“ M. No. #8. G. A. R. On Tuesday
tan-Ping. November Hm. the {allowing
preamble and resolutions were adopted:

\VHEREAS. It has pleased the Supreme
(‘uiiiniander of the universe to remove
from our midst, nur late comrade Mort-i9
Jennings. therefore be it

[It «11113011. That while we how with
humble submission :0 the will of the
most high. we do not the less mourn for
our cnuimde who has hccu called {rum
us.
[Smaliwt That in the death (if Morris
Ji-umngs. this Post has lust an honest
and upright mun. \vlmsc virtues cu-
ilcarml him. not only in his comrades.
lull in all of llls‘ lcllnwciiizcns.

Ii‘imll‘ml. Thu! [his l‘nsl lvmlvrs its
hmrll‘cll svmpsnliiq-s to Kim family and
n-lalu‘vs nf nur lll'l'l'llSl’il L‘Olllrlllll‘ in this
lllv'll‘ sml nlfiicliim.

Ii‘zsnlz'rvl, Thm zhcse resnlulinns lm
cuh'rml upon the luinulcs of this l’ust,
:iiLl llllil. :1 copy of them lw SPHL In tho
family of our ill-cunsml commdv.

W. S. Kxu'r.

- A. .l. Ki-zxsi.i-:n,

I. N. L‘iussEY.

(‘ummiltcc :

, ”. .
Dough" l-‘uu'lcr Post.

The uwmlwrs of IDHUKDHH anlcr Past.
(2-. .\ l{.. Of this city, werv llUllHl'I'd on
Tumiliiycvcninu last. by is visit from
lhc Hlllccrs of the Slain lh-pnrtlucnt of
lln-(lrunil Army of the Rt‘plllllu‘. Among
lllt’ll‘ gucsls wvrv: Ira E. Hicks. of Now
Ilrimm. deluulmvnt cnnuuzuulcr of [lu-
sinlv: Alfrml ll. llvcrs. of liriilgopurl.
ins! (ll‘llill'lllh‘llt (‘illlllllillllli‘l‘l “'m. U.
l‘mrpnm. ul‘ .\‘mv llavmi. assistant-«luau-
Ii-rnmsh-r grin-ml; Frank I). Slum. nf
N\\\’ lliin'll. quarlvrvumsh-r gcm-riil of
Mir sl‘ili- «if (‘num-cllcul. (m llw gun-I'-
nui's shill. :inil c-iiupll‘ulli-r (\lw'l; Ill-my
li. 'l‘uiutur, ul' llirtforil. assistant :ulju-
mm w-ncral; R'W'. .lnmcs \V. lhvis. Hf
Waxmhury. Ill‘lllil'lllll‘lll chaplain: Wm.
.\. .\Ikcn. «if .\‘urwwli, cmumillcv ml
HHVM‘HUI' Iiuckiuulunn‘s slutntfi; I.c\\'m
(i. lngJIll. hf liriilgcpnrl. culumilicunf
(‘Hlllll'llllf :l llllilllsll‘.illnll of llm slulc ilc-
infirm-Ill: l‘Ullllllillllll‘r lll‘mllv)‘ Ninth,
ul liili‘l'illlulllllll l'nsl, Niil‘\\'iilli. mul l‘lil-
\\'.l!il Nulllll‘ivp, ml" Buckingham l'unl.
.\Iuvul sixty lllv mlmrs hf linuulus hm lq-r
l'v\~l “i'l‘v prim-m. aiml llwru lwini; l\\'u
(‘Illlllllldll’s‘ pri-sciiunl lllt‘ wurk nl' llw
Ullll‘l' “as \‘Xfi'llll'lllli‘il liy llic nlllvcrs,
:unl Ilh-y wi‘n- highly cniupliuwuln-il by
llw \isilmg cumruilcs. “‘lm ulsu :ln-
uuuui'ml that lluugliis l"m\'lcr l'usL was
cumzilvrml through Ilw ll|‘l|il|‘lll\(‘lll. in
lm mm of lln- \‘wl'y lnmi in UN allllt‘.
Thur ri-Iiiau'ks \\~'rt‘ l'ullimw-‘l by nihcl's
{rum rumrmlvs l‘ZIllliUllll. llnly. Humll~
hum. l‘riswy. Kimmi, .\lnl'ri-ll. lx'vinlvr.
\\‘.m.l, and .\yi-rs. (if llnuglus l"u\\lcr
l‘wsl. in which lliv)‘ lliunkwl llw gunsls
lwr llll ir \‘lsll. ulhl wiIm-slly luvilml
llwm in mnln- lln'm :iuullu-r :il :m curly
il.ill'

-.09 A
Ncw “cguimionu.

.\mu-rnilvmlvlll .\‘li-n‘nsnn, uf llw \‘(m‘
si-liilhml rmul. has issuwl llu- fullnwmg
lll‘\\ instructnms In i-mlvluycs umlvrllutr
(if .\'n\'i-nilwr llllli: l'nInun-iicmi: Mun-
ili). .\‘nvvmln-r lillh. llu- uw ml" wlnlc
lllll ..( l'ul‘li'lnwlrl‘ will ln- illwmiilmiml
Tim I. llimmg 1mm slgnuls \\'|l| ulsn g.»
llil' ill-'i‘l :il ll::ll lllllv‘I

.\ rl'll ll 1;: curriml by iluy, .mu nll lln-
lnrhulil l'llll «if llw ungnm :mil mm (in

llll' Imu‘ (‘lltl (if lln- (ruin; nr rUll lights
in} night. unr inlriiwl nil lln- riigmc.
lizu l; “1' lllt' siiiuki- r~lu<‘li. uml hm nn

l‘v'ill‘ i-lullnrni (If lr:i|n_ uri- signals that
:Hiuzlii-r sn'liuu illllwllnm. l.i|\lllglll1‘

smm- lights. is follimmg \\'|llllll (cn
um ulrw, unil :ill l‘ri'iglil ll‘illliri. i-xlru
Irums. :mil unik lmms must l'l'llllilll

amnilni; an Iuinmu! \\'ll1'l'l' llu-y zirc.
and 1m! mm‘c lllllll lln- si-cunil si'cliuu ul
ll.» trim has llil\‘l'|l.

\ Iml ll z; must Iml ln‘ c illll‘ll on any
nr Hum, ll'lll“‘ ll) \lu‘m‘l unlvr
ID All llll' \llllz‘lllllz‘lllll‘lll

.\ LLI'I'I'llllilgl‘illl'lllll!)1l£ll.<|llt‘|lllllli‘
lwnxm‘il l'lIll Hf llll‘ «*Iigiur‘ uml mm nu
llm hair platinum \Il' (mm: m‘ urn-n
ligli _-. li_\' mum. mm i'lll‘llwl «in \mgnw.
luuk ul’ .‘illlnl'ivrh‘ldvli. mill nu I‘mu‘
lllzilll‘llll ml 1mm. uri- signals lluilun
v\!r:i llzllu is lullvmiuu that \\'|ll krcli
will .\l' liw \\‘u\‘ Hi all I‘cgulzil‘ trams.

,\ l'lll\‘ ll.l;" c'urlml ll) \l.i_\. Ulli‘ nu llw
17 |\\.l|\l l‘llll ul‘ llic cuguiin and ulic nu
i'mr ivlulluriu nl’ train: ur liluu lights by
lllgliL ulh‘ curi‘ie-ii .m unuuw, lmck nl

~li._’.lii-

«Ilii‘

:snnlw «luck. :unl unc uh I'\ :ir plwll‘ulm
still; “W‘-

\\l tum. :irv signals llml :i l\ culii 1min
Um! .‘xllllllhl l\{l\i~ )\11\\\*\l \l\\'l llll‘ mum. is
\l":~1}"‘l.an\ll.\f\|ll\|\\llli{ llm truth that
culiics llw slulml.
~- 0.0

“H. “In. ll. "now an

Purl).

Vl‘lxl‘ llIW. \\Vllli.l|ll ll

it \v‘“

li .il-, \\ l\\\
ill NV“ \lwlh .\l lli‘ lHI' le‘llll H llll
viii ~i. l‘r\‘§l\‘ll\‘\l lJ‘l Sunday night la lllx
l much 7 ilw .\‘x-uili Si \‘uliil Slim l .\li‘lll

:wlis‘. llgiisvuixiil «xl‘ \\‘llh;uii.-Mirg- Mu llm

l‘lili ilislriil \l‘lll ll‘l‘rw3

gill :iluull-
Liminv it. “nml «wi‘lulli
'. llm in. “wv lil‘ulillhlllillllnla lum

\\‘ncl:llui ,
“llt‘llil‘l‘ul‘ '

 

li'~llifs Hf Iltx‘ I" l'l‘lll i ll‘l‘lldll. ll \Vll“.
li-n runl. :\ \Mmilmlul ll! lugs. ranching
I|\\~'iy\ us it \ldl all lhv cur) ixisllcs ul lhv
I‘ulmmuiis which luul nu l‘wuuxhilinu.
.\.» liMll !‘\|Nl\l li‘ll \\lh\ \llil ll. ‘l‘lu‘
\i-«iiiwmls. \\‘l|\i scciu‘ml llw spmls nl‘
‘llivl‘i‘. “‘va uninxml ul llw r.\h‘lll nl‘
h. ,i \ iclur‘x. l‘nc w \lllllli‘.ll‘\ illul llnl

lv." i‘uumuiml .\lr.
‘ nullimy.
in d ~ \\ llll \l. ll mmuis JIM! llns~ lhzil
liml is m ilw \\i.ll<l .mil \\ ill llul lw livg
islulul nut vl‘ ll. llc \nll lnuvh ilivll (lull
puliiical muchuwry lll‘ll lln' intriguing
«if pwliliciuhs lll‘v uni gmul Slilll‘allllul‘
«Lip. and [hut llic things which zu‘c icul
mnl nut uur ‘iil uru lhc only things upon
which in llx alh-uiiun. .\lucliincry is
crushed: bosria‘lli is ill nu cud; puny dic-
lalinu shall lm nu umrc. Tlic lwiiplu- urc
llu- mvvrcigns and the Lord is sun-rclgn
of all.

"llucs the victory signify lhc peuplc's
appruvalof the party which wins the
spoils? By no means. Thai party has
no policy and is an better than the pan
(5' it overthrew. You can exchange thc
principlcs of the twu parties in the dark.

and w wu you npmi your eyes \‘nu \vunl
nut knuw that ilw clmngu ms Lwcu
made. The Victory llli‘iu‘lh‘ tht‘ disuiue»

gziumi of all purlws uud lhc beginning
ulu new iiinveuieut in which 02m be
swn tlix- flugvr of an all wise l‘rm‘ulvuce.
Tlii‘ \‘ulHl‘a will» that llwii‘ ballot: for
wines that are nut strung in number
can nu lungcl b0 told that may «N
lliruwing tliclr \‘uibi! away.

“‘l‘lwy tell us Unit the third puny
amuuuis t0 imibing lmcauw only ‘3le!
vulva were vital fur pmhlbluuu in this
Slaw. Willyou tell me what. llw llml
party muuums to now—what. llioru is
ul‘ llml grant that ring party 2' Only ‘26.-
000 strung earnest mien, unilcd for Hod,
and wuxking wiih all their souls are
wnrill all your hundreds of thousands
at wim who aplit newer ' pony diflor.
ruw. and cam no lancer be bald togeth-
ur by thu litmus. Only 30.000 vuica
ummsu gruwlh ul' 4in per mm in mic
\‘mu‘.

' .\ .\‘xw Inum'.

“What is the uutcouic of this? llu-
mzm pruphcts nowadays an) of not mu h
account. Itliiuk hull. Tucsday‘s w k
nivauslimt. the courzruction ut‘ u m '
mriy with moral ideas. There is not lo-
day a moral issue in rhe platforms of the

uvo most prominent rties. The re-
uhlican party Will m e a strong etfqrt
in 15934 to electlts resident. If It fails

you will see the isiniegratiou of that
once great party. If last Tuesday‘s cy-
clone goes on in the same direction the
result will be a. democratic President in
1884. I see no stacesmen now in the re-
publicun partv—cerlainly not in the
White House. ie who was once (1 states-
man lust his salesmanship in a mean.

miserable fight in the Bennie. The fav—
oriu- son of New York! I hope there
are no more like him. W ther wo
have statesmen or not the public is

safe.’

Mr. Boole said that the first. plan]: in
the new party would be the recognition
0! the irrepressible conflict between the
moral sentiment of the natipn and the
liquor imfic u the only ouustlg_ legal-
ized business in the country. T In con-
flict would no! down. The %.000 pro-
hiharicm votes wvru the handful! (if corn
whose harvest Would exceui nll nthers.
Anuther plank in the new platform must.
be womnn sufl'rnge, which was surely
coming whether people liked it pr not.
A third k would be a recognition of
the nudity of the Sabbath, which
was now in danger becuuteo! the, steady
tide.- at for-kn immi tion. I! the Sub-
bath in not Madly )f rest by law tin
say W. The plufnnn the act
would who hue s plank [flaring

of Kamila! to hr a;

 

 

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‘ll‘ \s‘:l\‘l\li\ll‘ \‘ll llw ‘Il\\!\llvlli\‘ll ll~ lul.
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arouse herself and be:- men must be-
come in the best. sense. not. pulltioianr,
but men who take an interest in politics.
All the evils that have come upon us
have bean by the defection of the Chris-
tian church. Had we alwa 3 “voted as
we prayed.’ instead of blind y following
unscru ulous party leaders. we would
not lO-( fly see our nation in nu present
condition. The Christian Church can,
as it did in 1860. place itself in the new
party. Don‘t fear the success of tho
ilvnmcr-u ac, party. The Republic cannot.

beinj ~l. They tell you the demo-
cratic my will aim]. Well. the least
said t' nit tlw better. There has been
m n . I su-uling dom- in the his: ten

yam- I mt le democratic puny cannot
imp. w upon it."

:‘AMUSEMENTsf

 

 

 

 

C () 1‘1 1 N (z‘r !
OPERA HOUSE
F, W. )llTL‘lllCl.l.. Manna".
TI'ESIL‘l", EV’G, NOV. ‘IIII.
SARI IJUCAS.

Thu Wmld-F‘nuium Comedian, with tho

Slayton
Ideal ColoredJuhilee Concert Co.

The llncsl army 0! (‘ulnrml Arllsln’ ill lliu world.
A haul and [running prucmmmn uf Jubilee Sung»,
limo-i, Duruu. ’I‘rim. (gunrlcnru. Quinn-uni. Siex-
[viii-s, Mr.

Sam. Luca-i
Will nyprur ui hi- i‘nmir Huugu. Speciillllcu. and
Lightning (.‘Lmlucn.
M1-- Lona M11101-

Tlu- l'npuhir l‘rlnm Donna. din-plunug in her Solon A
\Inll‘I‘ n! .\lurw-luuu l‘urlly and chclueu.

Tho Magnolia Trio
lll h. ll Wumlrrlul Rriidxllnn nf Popular and Hu-
lnnmu- .\‘vlvcnmiu.

a".

M. WaddYU '

The (iron! Bum). ruruil-rly wnli llw llurnpiun Sl‘d‘n.

J'- R. Brindifl.

"'l t..- L‘llllllli Wmiih‘r.“ in his llrwn Viohu Shins.
'l‘m- .ilmu- slim. Mlllpfll’ll'il by H full and cxcrllvul
..,...p-my..r.ii'nu.1‘:i~: SlNliEliS
I'm-i I in l'mrzs mun- now rrmly nl llviln‘ llllll

l' HID-lint l\‘-<

Firsl Congregational Church

N()li\\'.\l.l\'. CUNNH

FOURTH

Organ Recital,

Tuesday Evening

November 28

\'( )( ‘A LIST:

NIISS S. I. FAYERWEATHDR

CONTRALTO.

.\dlniusion. 35 (‘Plllm
Children, '20 cculn.

Save Your Money
GOODS BOUGHTFOR CASH

N0 (‘ 0 III Inflation :

 

0. H. HARVEY
BOOTSW -

SHOES!

lliu lug llw Lurucsl Yurlcly in NHl‘Wulk
cunsisung \‘f all klluls uiul alylw fur

FALL OWlNTHR WEAR

.\l l’l‘ici-s tlml llcly ('ulnpt‘tllluu.

:\ fil‘l‘ll‘lAlfl‘Y
NW ) .\.I )" .\,N(‘-l‘3
l‘niuv iuiil cxiunuw Ill“ flilllllfl‘
.\ lill‘ui‘ liquu‘i‘uf

Fancy Slippers,

llll kllhlyi \‘l‘

Gems Bums & Sines

.\lmlv iulirilvrm \‘\‘\‘l“\‘ Nylo M Slmrl-
Nulicv. llvuiciulwr.

C. H. Harvey.

l‘urlwr Main 5; Marshall Sircols
Soul II .\‘urwulk l‘ouu.

Ladies llhillre'ns

cloaks

IN

NewestStyles

A '1‘

lll l‘l aria-z.

Popular Priqes
A. Dickerman A Sun

3%) \\':isliingt0n St.
NORWALK. CT.,

SOUT H

LOST.
N Saturday. in the viclnu nf Chestnut "mot,
( a Gold antplu. Thv t ndcr will be sulubly

n~wnrdc~d by leaving the sumo M
21628 Tim Orr-zen.

GIRL \VANTED,

To do General llmuw Work. Inquire of
aim-n. MR8. DAVID STOW. Went Street.

V V NeWATImo 'i‘twihle.

Below in the new time ublo of Ihu Consoliduud
mud issued unuday morning. It will be Icon a.“
the 1p. in. min out of New York In been an.
continued. Ind tbs: there is no min a.“ from
ms in 4:90 p. m. In the afternoon the Boner: llm.
iwd ex rem which heretofore passed through'aua
city wi haul no plug will now lave thin depot, .1,
am. urivlngiu . aw York A: 7:475. By the char
we have one ions train from haw York. but u
lame number down u formerly.

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

GOING W EST. GOING EAST.
. is.” ran...

an. zine-l. . , ,
:38." lxliruu. 8.56 H x, . .,_
1% “ Exnreu. 9.39 .“ ‘
5.50 -- 10.48 N 11.3.qu
6.” cl
3-: :3 12.1ip.u.. m 5,.
73¢ ‘;_ us -‘ “$1.1...”

I
313 .. Mo " n. a Viv.
9.88 n m u ,
m.” " 5’” an m .

 

We Ire prered to show an o‘cgnnt
ASSO ‘ TM ISN'I‘
OF TRlMMEl) A D UN’I‘RIMMED

Bon . ets,

“AND—

’ ROUN D HATS.

And Imported Novelties in

French Falls and Beavers,

In all tho new shapes and unlurn. alau
Feather Turbans.
Flushes.
Velvets.
Ribbons.

Fancy Feathers.
Birds. Ornaments. etc.
Velvet. Ribbons With
Satin Backs.

M (7) IT R N I N (9.
A SPEF‘I XLITY.

And Made 'I‘i) ()rilcrnt Slinrl Nulh‘v,
01d (‘rape Manic in Look
As (loud as Now.

By Schlvor Patcut Process, for which
wa have, the agvncy.
()ur “lick of

FANCY 001).)S

In complete and contains m-i-rylliing
which a lady may need. \\'0 Imvi
jut“. rvouivml fl largn hll‘l‘ll (\l
Ludies‘ 8r Clllllll‘t‘llh“

v \ y \ 3
UN DER.“ I» A ‘1,
And Liiilh-s' and (‘hildinm'
N111CK\\’JG .-\ l.

“'3 have llw .\gmw.‘ for

Madam Griswnll’s Corsets,
Shoulder Braces, etc.

(llll‘ UNIVERSAL PATTERNS .iru ”10
um»! reliable and Clwnlwsl.

The Buckeye Cook Book For Sale

MISSES ST. JOHN,

33 MAIN STREET.

Nan-walk. Conn.

“Terra “! “

Fur lln- wal (ill iluyu n Iinlurul. «lur-
nblc. lu-rfccl-liumg

SET OF TEETH

FOR UNLY *Hlm.

Material "1in ll'lorlrnmmlu‘p
H 'u rra u ted.

in
Longnccki-r Bros”
80. Nurwulk.

Upcrutit‘v: lh'ulish'y l‘riiqurIu-n.

National Bank Building,

W .\(lmlnistI'utor’s .\‘ulé.

'I‘HR mlm‘rihcr. .\tllululxlrnlur u? Ilw mlu'u
n! (in «I ll Null s. lnlv ul Nullhufi H (h rim-ml.
“Ill w“ ill Auclh-ii. ill the “l‘ll l‘lJ-hur uiul Mm k
Exclmiur u! L‘ ll 1 iuuplm‘ll In and .\‘u-huu, nu

Wmlucmlay, Nov. ‘39. 1382,

M Illu‘clwk. a. m ”N fulluwlnu .\‘Im-k lu-luuglm;
In and 0:4qu VI:
318 «harm Nmuulk Lurk l'nmpinv Mm l. ‘l‘cruls
Null

(6. A. NAMSDELL. .\lliulu‘mr.

.\‘ri-lnui. N ll . Nm ll. Ni: cum-9

“A “N T" I! I'} N 'I‘,
“‘llh ileilll'ug fur ‘1‘“ u llursm. lluiu u- at
629 ll Ru ll (‘IIKSW‘NK'T STREET

 
 
 
 

 

 

0 he ladies’iity Gemini Pine Works

Mnnul'ucmrers uf

Cement,
l) ‘lllll, and
Sewer

PIPE,

FROM

3 lo 36 Inches llimncwr.
Cuntmcls maulc for Wells Sew-

ms, Drains. (‘cnlcnl llllll
Cum-rote flours, &c.

Vases,
l’ellustllls,
(lzil'l'iufm- I ll« n 'ks,
lmwu-
()I'nulnunls,
Etc. l‘llc.

RAYMOND BROS, Allis.

l“. .\l

l'll'llil‘li. .\lunugm‘
()l .\lilllllllll'llu‘)’.

Attention All !
Good Citizens ofSouth Norwalk

S. S. DDRAND

scll uncut ul‘ llll kimls

Will

luw

{[8

as uny llllll'kl‘l in [his city;

l‘m'lcrhnusc Steak l8c
Sll‘lnlll " llli‘
linuml “ l-lc
Slmulilcr “ l‘lc
llmisliui.r llccl lllc
l'lulc l’icccs 8c
(‘urucd llccl‘ 8 In 15c
l‘ul'k :iml Hiiusugc 15c
.\lullun 10 to llic
'l‘l'ipc ‘ lllc

'l‘libtsi: mucus .\ui: s'rlui‘TIA‘
i‘.\.\'ll.

 

m”,

Firs 111 ill Field
Mum's

Washingtgg Market
PORK STORE.

[Full line or
M E A T S ,

VEGETABLES,

CANNED GOODS, &c.. &c.

can he found at

Lower Prices

THAN EVER.

Fruitfitters

A SPECIALTY.

 

Cur. .\luin null \Vusliiugtnu Sis.
Lauder-'5 Block.
Soul II

MILLINERY l l

» , — AN ELEGANT

FALL AND WINTER STOOK

Mlui’mv,

MRS. J. [GODFREY

(LATE MRS. FA \‘i't‘E'l‘T & C0..l

MAIN ST.,
LAUDER'S BLOCK.

.\lrs. (lmll’rcy has engage-d ncily mllline-r
and is now prvpnrc-il to furnish (lac
llldli‘h‘ llw lull-st stylr-s in millim‘ry.
A spccuil Invnlution is i-xtcntcd in tlm

Norvvulk. Ct.

 

 

 

lmlh-s In call and cxununc lwr stuck ml
TRIMMED HATS,
AND

BONNETS.

.\Isucnnsmnlly on hand a full line 01

Feathers, Turban:

Flushes. Velvets.
Ribbons. Ornaments
1‘1“.|, l‘:"'o

'l‘luuiking llm pmrum: anr pas! fin-um
lllnpi‘ in “writ a cnnliuaanun of the
sauna.

MRS. J. GODFREY.

Lauder‘a Block.

 

 

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aning been acquired by me for selling

First Class clothing 7

 

ONLY AT POPULAR—

LOW PRICES.

[distinctly wish it understood tint I
will nut be under-sold by an‘ cloni-
ing house large or sun-l . I
build my

Business Up

———BY MARKING MY—f—f

Prices Down.

I! is a fact that all who am looking to
see where they can do best are just tho.
kind who will be most welcome It

. DAVIS,
Luckwoni’s Market

 

Mon

u

Pl‘lDDS LOWOI' lllllll Elli! l‘

OUR MOTTO.

Quick Sales-*Small Profits
Full “'clgln Full Measure
TRY US. YOU‘LL LIKE US.
Cumo Once, You‘ll Come Again

Remember we keep only .

First Class Meat.

sill-1 OUR PRICE LIST.

l‘nru'r House Sic-alt. 180
Sirlnin. 100
Round 14c
Shouldo'r 12

Roast Rec! 160
I’ll"? Firm l“ to 100

‘nrm-d Bee-f. (Rump Pit-rm) 12} to 15c

Corned Beef. (Plate Pll‘t‘fl) 8 to 10¢
Pork 15¢
Hind Quarter of Mutton 16¢
‘ore Quarter 0! Mutum 100

Encnllopn so «call per quart.
Fish and Vfigeubles o! nil kinds in
season.

Oysters and Clams always on hand

GIVE TS A CALL.

Loclwnoi’s Market.

Washington Bridge.
SOFT] I N ()RWALK

OPENED DYSTE S.

I will furnish opcm‘d outer: to order
in any quantity. and will warrant them
in be the lion than can be obtained. Or-
dcrs n‘ceived by mail will mire
prompt attention and delivered immedi-
awly or at any smified time. l at.
pleasant in saying thn my oysters m
vaer drunk in tram water. and are I"
«my: "Nb and never until the
ordcr is rccoived. Give me I trial.

GOULD H. SAUNDERS,
South Nor-walk. Conn.

 

 

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COMST CK BROTHERS,

Having closed out at a great sacrifice several lots of Derby _
Hats, will for the next 30 Days ofi‘er them
at the follovving prices,

50‘ 002. Dunlap Burl, Very Fine, Worth $3.00, at $1.75

CARDIGAN, JACKETS- GENT’S FINE ;

‘3 Good,

\‘A

 

 

Prices Attractive.

.00, at l.

.q

UNDERWEAR A SPECIALTY. .

 

 

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