"V‘
32.33%.» gearing!
Thur-any. Xav. 30. 1899.
IA“ of Letters
Romainin in tho “napalm at South
Xorwalk. i ov. 30th. 1882. Pit-room call-
ing for tray of those letters will please-
uv thoy In adftfllnt‘d.
larrv Almstnl. \"llll‘iln :‘tldrvd. Mrs.
Emily urkr‘. l‘:l‘fl\v‘lt‘f llzown. Junior.
Brown. 2. .‘d. S. t‘urr. t‘luulrs U. l airl-
mn. Thomas lluuhaiu. \\m 1‘. £5.93.
Mrs. .~\. 1". Fitch. Mr“. .\. ll. Union. .\lr~i.
liancin llowlov. Miss Auuw llauurtt.
Martin W. ln‘gvrmll. '3. MN. &\Tl\ll
Jamison. Mm Harm-aw Ka‘lly. L. J. lat:
fin. .‘lri. Louisv- {.mkwmxi. ‘3. Miss
l‘itlit M l.e\\'u. 3. All“ Liam Xingu“.
.\lr. karr Schwinn. J. .l. l'rrrv. Mrs.
Emily Smith. MN. Norah ’l‘uitlv. Thomas
White. MK“ Frank E. \\‘i ham-i.
.l. 3‘ Dunning. l‘. M
QC.
Tho new lids“ liouw iii hourly ruclowd.
., ..
. . fl 1
Thr California Minstrrlv ill Mll‘lt‘ llull
twmglu.
.0.
an‘t forgot l‘urtlru‘n (Kilti‘nrtlla Min-
utrcln at .‘lll‘lt‘ llnll. twilight.
~ QC. ~
~“t‘hivpuiu” at Mtuu‘ lull Tliunh!‘
giving allc-rtiuin )Uhl owning.
' 9Q. '
Thor lull: now of i luVl‘in‘r l'lt rt \Vitllt‘r
boingvtlwnext L'. S. Smut-w from t‘on.
nt‘t‘ln‘ul.
to.
Port of tho largo (lilllllll‘ liouw on ~prm:
H «at upptuva tho uurwiy H to lr'l. Sm-
adv.
. I 0
Mr. and Mr“, \‘lldl‘li‘i lluw of l. ‘llL:
ll dgv ~‘pi‘fll Sunday With Mr and Mrs.
i‘zimlos \\'_ Smith. this ml}.
.., W. ... ._..
l‘hv net rm‘mph of thr- fmr :i'id ‘rwll'
v;tl givnri by tho (ruvnds of Sprmgwund
\ 'hnpvl was $21l>.\?.
.0. <
Tim Sp-mlrr t'lub of llll‘ ~‘l’_\ \\ lll 0n~
joy tbmr :mnuul ch mull-r ill tlu-ir sump~
tuous llpdl‘llllt‘flls tin-night.
‘—" - («O
l‘i'gg of (irony-town, \Vlll
Reform llnwm {wrli‘fi‘rrn‘vw
All are Ill\ itul
Q»
Tlu‘ pct cont. in tlu- rr-rout muwtvr of
the Fourth l’t‘glllli‘llt \\':\.~ ‘ti. {ll5\ was a
gain our but your.
— .0. '
'l'lu- engagruwut of Mr. ll .\i. \\‘:\l~
mdt. Principal ul' thv l‘niou Nx‘llunl. this
city. to Mull Elnora l“. l‘rkumu. lt‘al‘ll‘
i-roftho lligh School. iraiiuuiuv‘ml.
.0. ~ -—
Tho democrats of tho borough wrll
hold their vaucu: to unmanntn lmhillgli
unicorn l\\-ID\\!‘T\\\\‘ v'v‘hll‘lg. in tho 'l‘owu
hour».
lb-v .\lr.
arwik in the
.Fndny‘ evening.
—-———»aw~——~—-
—\\'l\r\n you am out slid-giving. ‘lup at
Ackor‘x lint-u. Fir» .\lil.~ ltwr
“*HOOVW-n
The quurtvrly llh‘v‘llll; if lln‘ .\‘r wvalh
Futon \‘mnvu-rv ui‘ilv‘lllb‘N “u mkv
Nair» at Middlv Fuv .\l\l~~ ll.\‘x~r, urn
Mummy :iflvrimon {H l o‘vlavk
COO
'l‘h.» tint annual rw. pt: n!‘ cliv luu
ll films Anm‘cmtinn of Nuiuulk \\Ill
Mk» place at lurk“ .Mul a ll \ll l‘urmluy
‘n'hillg. llucouibrr Nth lulu-N mi»
uniting you and l:\~llt‘\ tilt} wuti.
..
‘l‘iiv‘ annual morning of ill.» Nor-walk
t‘eniotory .uvouatinu for tlw ulectmn of
lhrwtnru. Will tnko pairs m the nllir‘r‘ of
5. l3. llltuulr‘atl luwrnigb. u--\‘. .‘lziud‘iy
allornwou at .‘u o‘clmk
.C.
“N. l‘. \1. Raymond mu \ll'll" louiw~
l'tl'ji nttmulwl N‘H b‘l‘ :tl lllv bird (‘Gllv
grugatlonul church. Kuhn-uh morning.
llvr singing of ll_\‘nll‘.\‘ :u ~lio Join-Ml tho
rt"! u! tho i‘ougrvgalmn. “mu lh‘lu‘nml to
by runny ‘A‘llll grrut plouurr. (in: (lo.
~ ‘v
.‘lhfi llolunmn, :i young lady vniplnyod
in tho were»: {aviary hm! \u-r lulr caught
in :\ shaft on S.ititr<l’iy but, and ro-
vmvi‘d wvrrul t‘onlu‘mnq alum]! llt‘l’ llr‘lli‘
and (aloe. llr. llurkr \xzu callml and in
attending her.
‘~ .0. ‘
Th» lute Tlmrl \w \Vi-o-l‘e Lulu-r. .lucl
\Vewd. wand ".1!le evl‘ Stamford. Tho
hmdy removed to \‘mv York shortly bk"
furr- tlw birth of the mu who was dc-atihml
to fill such a largo pl.\“x‘ in tho journalis-
tic and Political liixtury of tho Empire
Statc.
-—~ ~ 900
~Mixr’d paints. oils. glass. but. at L.
ll. ll!“‘l§l‘!"ll, 54 Main stri‘ct. Ely‘a Block.
A munival and dramatic ontortmn.
mcnt undvr the auspu‘vs of ('ovu‘ord lb.
Vlsl in. S. of T.. will bu givun in Sons of
'l‘rmpvmnvc llzill. (I'lll‘o‘nt‘ building. hur-
o 1gb on Monday Pruning. llm't'tubrrlth.
Tho drmun "Down by tho Si-a." will be
presentml by members of the illusion.
woo,“
The New Canaan .llrxxmwrr in spook-
mg of n (‘nncvrt to l»- given by tlw Now
(‘nnuzm Quartr‘ttu l‘lub. my»; of the mu-
Sil‘l—“i’rnf. lleino's popular orchestra
will furnish musical whoso t'IL‘t‘llt‘ht‘r‘
tlmrw N no necd of our apvzikint: words
of prone, as all admit its bring first-
i‘lil‘fi.
-——————-—<o~o
Tiw ~ll‘.’\n\t‘l' Amaricui Will not run (w
23‘. inruv .‘I'hmikugivm; lliym Tine l“
d uu- lli nrdor to give (bu muploycos of
llw company on oppwrlumty to rnjny
lllt‘ll’ Thanksgiving turkey. Slip will
rmmmz lu~r regular tripe or: Friday. leav-
lily. lwr dork, this City at 7:50 mm. Para
8“ Usual. 15 cents.
_... 7A .1. *
Tho temperance cause set-ms to be re~
calving cunsidoroble attention in this vi~
rmityjun at prpswnt. In N')r\\'alk,slfllih
ford. and New Canaan tho tt-mporant‘e
people are at work. Eve-n in (lreouwich
something is lining done. mA will be seen
by wading our local columns. There is
a broad field for operation.-—Greenwich
(insert-er.
‘»
Tho firm of Kine Brothers, oyster deal-
cri. Who recently commenced business.
are at prose!!! very busy supplying their
customers with ny-‘lvrs (Ipenr‘ll and in
the sh. ll. They arc doing: a large local
trad-n besides shipping conaidernble up
the Donhurv road. Thor are both hard
workcrn and Will undoubtedly moat with
business succvss.
m -. -
The Transit of \‘enuv across the disk
of the sun. which is: to tulw place on
Wednesday. the 6th day of next month.
is attracting the attention of the civil-
ized world. The prosence in Hartford
of eminent utronomers. sent out by the
government of the German empire. in
order to milks careful observation: upon
the transit. renders it a matter of spficitl
interest to the citizens of that city.
- — 7—“... ~————
A ram tmt in oflcrcd u; the Opera
House to marrow iThlnksgiving Day.)
altvrnmn and evening. Three abort-a in
one:~uiaco‘a Pantomime C‘ompauv: Ra~
vel'p Specialty Compunv and the la 8
Minstrel; Tho baby elephant “Jumbo“
Ilid tho oducatéd «locker “Zip“ will up
r. The untiueo will commence at
o‘clock. Seat: for solo at Comatock
Brothers this city.
“v- M
Kr. Antingstall. Barnum's trainer. is
in troining tho small elo hunts
play on varioun instruments. with the
of‘ forming on elephuntine band.
Columbia olrudy y: a» mouth org-m.
and can. of the ct era are nlmoat on far
Eight more small ale hunts
hove bean pair-choral through nan-
. the aims! deck-r uf Hunburg.
M will be added to the pmt bard
tnlud with than.
Elven! of the rigor trains vrill
not he run on the mlidnted md to
magma: Dav.) Among
mm. 0:9). 7.05 and 7:15 Ian"
thh city to New York. Tho
loom Now York for thia-
5365. ad 3m p.m.. will lg:
cxpw tn n
1'0!ka It! IL. 3mm
nus» 9.51.. Ir. a from New
York will ms nu mmmmlotlon to
8
i
5!
ill
5
The tddltiuu tn the turret factory in
Niclosed. -_ .
«0
Thu city 0 mncil vull
day t‘vvlllng.
moot next Mm»
' .fi. ‘
t‘hivl-Niginwr Mot} m‘an Will not
quality an 0in Marshall.
__._ 9.. 7~ _
Our merchants are beginning to make
a display of Holiday goods.
“O
-\\‘h~\n you or» out uloighing. hint! at
Al‘lh‘f‘ri llulcl. Fu‘v‘ Milo Rth‘l‘.
*oom”
~—.\qu Duisic Markw at Music hall
Thanksgiving al‘tcruoon and rvvuuig.
‘0. v
General t‘mu‘h. tho now no hm udju~
tant~gmu~rab was in Hartford. ’l‘ursdiiy.
9.. N
llv'uulnr cmumunirutinu of Old Well
Lodgv. F. and .-\. .\l.. urxt 'l‘uwulny \‘\'t‘ll
mg.
Q‘. ‘
Mr“. ll. ll. llartlmt has gun» to t‘iu‘
rinnnm to vim lwr daughtvr. lira. l-‘ur-
gt‘rflull.
9'. .
The writer rmummmiwm will proba-
bly l‘lll‘llll tho warm» pipvs down \Vntvr
Mid llny rim-ts.
w...—
ao. ~ «-
Rrgulur nwoiingn of Old erl llouk
and laddvr and l‘utnmu Hosp oompn.
nu‘s next Monday owning
.0. '-
t‘ouumltofi on tho t‘ousoltvlutul loud
flh‘ now H‘qllll‘t‘il to ahuw thnir lli‘kt‘lu
«\‘ory limo tlwy ridv.
. on.
Tim ludu-s ul’ lllt‘ .‘l-‘llllttllfil i‘llul‘i‘ll
hub ili‘t‘idod tn lbihlltnlh‘ tin-tr luir lllllll
\Vusliingtun‘a lllfllltlll)‘. Fob. 29nd.
- ,,. .
lloll't lorizrt llll‘ “llumply llumply"
Imtllum‘. :il 2 o'clock tn-morrnw ulti-ruimu
:it tho Upvru lluuso. Norwulk.
.0. * ‘ '
qurkr-t bugmw m huvw u
llilsdun'a
linliduy Ltppvnruncr. llv is making ~ix~
tru prl‘pumtmiu for tho hull-lays.
~ .0.
“Window.“ at .‘luur ll'lll Thinke-
giving ulturuouu :iud ruining.
909
l! in rvpnrh-d that “Skip“ ofl‘rofut &
Knapp‘s No ‘3.i< Minn to takw unto himself
a Wife. ll» umki-s frupii-ut visits to l).m~
bury of law.
.0.
The ladit-x of St. l'uul's church. bor~
ouch will giro n fuir and supper in tho
“porn llouso. on \\'odncadi\v and Thurs-
day awnings. lleccnilwr 61h and 71h.
~— Q‘. “
llr. H. l.. llivi-wll. of New lluvcn. \\‘lll
be nurgwubuout‘ral on llovm‘nur “'allvr‘r:
stall. and Norris (i. (thorn. ol' the Rom}:—
hr. Will be om- of the aidm. ‘
«o w '~~ —
le members of ”hi Wall Hook .\‘ lml-
dor l‘o.. lmvn appointed a vouiniittrw tn
arrango for tint‘lablt‘fi at their liuunt‘ dur«
lug tho \viulvr.
__ . ,.. ~_.
Manors llutvli llailvy & t‘u . urn \‘uu~
tinually adding in than alrvcidy largo
stock of lumlmr. They aw \vvll xupplu‘xl
in raw tho harbor in t‘ltk‘lt‘tl during tho
Illllt‘l‘.
9s. '
Tlu‘ prms rind public phuiouuvo um
llal‘lt‘ Markov“: now drumanf “l‘luupiitfi”
our of tlw proudest mircessm‘nf tho day.
1! wall lw pvrfnriuod at Mimic hull
'l‘lmukigivmg afturnoon and PVMilllg.
.‘O
Thu Iliubury and .\'orwulk rzulroud in
sun ohcap mumuutatiou lll‘kt‘lh lu-twwu
Norm-ilk and South Norwdlk. making
tho rmt pvr trip only ulmut throo and
unwind! cunts.
v." 9..
.\‘mv llavou polmoiuvu l‘lJllll llmt wlwn
doing day duly :ill llw mvmbx r~ of tlw
l'urx‘o incroaso ammo twnhn t» l‘ourtwn
pounds in weight and lilm‘ again “‘lla‘ll
lllr)‘ rrturu to night dutr.
9..
Mr. Julius ll.t‘r:iw.\\'bmvllvrv-l for solo
in llivSl-tXleril. of but \vm-k. lu»: liouw
on .\l;uu. undone on Summit hlhu‘l. bus
:ilrv‘ody disp-Hml of lhvlll lln oxolmug—
0d {urn farm of ouo liiiudrrd and (vii
nun-a located near Now Canaan.
-. -, .
l'l. ll. “'luto. of ll \Wu‘v‘lnn, wliili-
crust-int: lllt‘ trm‘k. llll‘ city. 'l‘liuNluy
evvuiug. was struck by im ruizim- and
his Unilnr bone liriikwi. lip who roumvml
to his honu- and at last :u'cnuntfi wmi
improving.
0..
Mr. ll. ll. Elwin. of (lip ('rzilgltl‘ml'tY
lilwml Manufacturing(‘o.,..f Bl'lllfll'pvlrl.
presented tho Iur‘n‘ilwri or Springwood
«shape-l with u lmudioim‘ parlor lump.
“'lllt‘h was on vxlnlution zit llli‘ll‘ fair and
supper.
- «o
‘—“t‘hiquitn" ii Htrllllflt'r in plot and in.
Cidi‘ut tlum "hl'llssC‘Allnth 'I'rirtv'li'r.
. fl. .
Thorn {ll't' one bundrnd and forty-two
papers in l‘onnvvtirut; twenty publuln-d
daily. one svmi . wen-kl}, nim-ty-oight
weekly. one ovary ton days, two bi.
“‘t't‘kl)‘. one. Mimi-monthly. one (-vory
third “‘t’t‘k. lifti-on monthly. lino bi-
monthly. nnd two quurtrrly.
W"
.\lr. ll. S. Iii-own has just n‘cvived an
immense stock of rublwr boots and shops
liosiduszut elegant line of holiday zilliiv
pus. Mr. Brown purchased lllh‘ rublmr
stock lwfore the incrmsv in privn of rub- ‘
bur ulan‘. and pruposm to girl- his vus
tnmrrs tho lli will of it.
"
Ruv. ,.\_ N, Lr-wiu, of \Vuslport. grand
rliaplain (if tho grand vhuptornft‘omwc-
ticut. will llr'llVl‘rr‘l lmrture tonight in
Hartford. The lecture will be intur-
apt-road with run-hugs of u Masonic and
nuscellunt-ous naturv. original and sin
levied. ranging fmm gran-o to guy. and
from the lively to the revvrsv.
— ~ 9.9 7 >—
It is asserted that the reason the
switcltmnn Cnvnnazli was removed from
his position at the South Norwalk depot
was because of his refusal to do certain
work required of him.-——Bridgcport News.
We can assure the Nr-u-s ilwrc in no
truth in the “assertion." There was no
remon given. and Mr. Curu'izigli was
summarily discharged.
_ o- w -__
The editors and reporters have been
so busy in gathering news and passing
around the hat for crying babies. that
there is little left this week for your cor-
reipondent—Gazeffe‘s (‘in Correspomb
1'" .
Now that the crying lamina have
ceased their clamor. "there events to be
a universal desire that“ the city corres-
pondent should do likewise.
Hw—fi
There are to ba but few changes in the
winter time tible of the Connolidated
roadv‘hich goes into etYect about Decem-
her is: and those will only affect the New
York division. A new regulation soon
to be put in force. will require brakemcn
to ma 9 longer runs than at pment.that
.0“ this end of the route being continuous
from Springfield to New York. instead of
stopping at New Haven. The brakemen.
howevvr. will be given certain days 011.
‘- '
We have melved the November num-
ber of the “New England Medical
Monthly." This monthly is published
and owned by \Villiam C. \Vilo. M. D..
of Sandy Hook, Conn. W. U. Burke Jr.
M. D.. of this city is associats editor.
In the number revolved I ipsiirs an able
article on “Ob-terriea in rival! Prim
rice.“ by Dr. Burke of this city. The
monthly contains much that in valua-
ble tothe medical profession.
‘W
The mdidnta for cal-aunt clerk of
the Connecticut house of representatives
on June. P Andrawu. Bristol: S. W.
Downs. DerbfiEugpna Morehouac. Strat-
ford: A. W. lee. Dunhrrmflarrla Per»
ileum. Jr.. Guilford. The New Lindon
Boy nay: tint “Hr. Pulse vi klkod sixteen
mile- moody in a cold night -— from
Suiting to Suez—in prov-outing hi: can»
vlas.
—Mr. his. won formerly of this cit .md
lb: who know him will not drool): the
I w.
W
Th! election of afloa- of Douglas
Farrier Pout. m-xt Tut-tau emlng. The
electionof reprgcenhtlvu to the not.
”Womb .. mr
mu arm a
broom lad I35“ Octo-
on
“mama
mag; ”inland-”Mt
h m the 1'5.
onion
wt.
«fancies- hr Murman-
. mil;
protest against the company making the
“ls: Lou Tollw- hat iron» to Killing‘
worth to spend a week.
Ur. S. J. \Vutkiua will ploiiao nocopt
thanks for Fargo. Dikotu. poplin.
Q—w ” » 7"
1‘0 dav the l o‘clock pun. expn‘u out
Of New‘Yorlt was put on again.
' . . .
The Eplwoml ‘ manage is I‘v‘ct‘ivlng a
coat of paint.
Q C O
P. T. Birtiulu. is to douuln to llrulgw
port a largo public clock to out. $3.000.
m7 ( ~~
0n and after today. tho ll run; cx~
press out of Now York willutoput‘Stauh
ford.
W" ‘Q. '——* 5
Mr. and Mrs. (‘lllu‘lt‘s J. llul willrsimml
Thanksgiving tit (‘uxmvlue ou-tlw-lluib
non.
.0. ‘-
.\ Thanksgiving turkry will bu rw
muvwl by us up to a late hour llllrl owu‘
mg.
.0.
.-\ “Jumbo“ hug will ho killml in the
l‘Nll" of tho Warwick liouso to~iuormw
utturuoou.
-.. u ow»
“Friu.” of the lr‘rpubliniu. accompa-
uml by his with. in ruatwiiung fur a low
days l . \lrfivy.
. 9'0
140“ is t‘asa. .Loliu t‘. t‘nlhoun. Martin
Van llurmi. and llouivl \“rlmtvr won-
all born in lib“).
._.. ovc~ «fl
.‘llr llml Mrs David L. llurbuulu which
n--\' (‘1! \‘ lloiglih tub in town tho guontu of
.\ll‘. and Mrs. John l.. llurluulkw.
0'. '
Tlu- wound :iuiiu.il lmll of tlw Rabi-rt
l‘lumivi I‘llll). wdl luki- plm‘u tin-night. Ill
Lockout-id‘s lmllhbnrough.
no -
31:. t‘. W. lmi‘nunl put in his factory
but ww-k tlin-o now lllllh'u and u
piuuwl'.
- Qt. ‘
hllsi Mary l'lntl.1\fll\in city. is filling
:iu or-lvr for painting ouul‘lu‘lstiuiui
Card in lw mm! In l‘l;\ pl.
0..
Mr l~‘.. V. A. l'lm‘luwtur. of tho lin-
rnugli. is miliviling aui ~i ‘I up! nun to hhu‘k
for a national bull. to bu lomtml in
Eighth avenue. Now \‘urk mix.
.9.
(lcorgo Molius. llll‘ brukouiun charged
with iusiusluuglitu-r. for nugligwu‘viu thi-
manor of llu~ .\‘pu_\‘h-u lluvvil ruilroiid
illillxil'l‘. was impiuh-d lu~t Fri-lily.
o. . ‘ 5 _
. - .‘lh‘ llltlhlt‘ Mall
lltlllfll drama. "1 ‘lmputu" thv Wild Flow—
or of .‘li-xu'o" \\ ill lu- pvrfuruwd :il .‘luuiv
Hull 'l‘huuksgu‘lug uflvruoou and crew
lllR.
Vt 9-.
;\n s-llwl‘l will lw iundo at tho uvxt MN-
rlt‘ll of tho logisluturw- lo luv.» tho law
univudwl so lhul town \‘lurka may bu
olm‘lwl for two yvnr“. lllslt‘lul of for mu-
your.
7‘-.. 9o. ——-
.\lr. \\'ui. llllmlnu ului the lv'ouiuou
lll‘flllll‘l‘i dvul rullivr oxivusuq-ly in pu
lulrn‘s .-\lrvud_\‘ llux lull llivy liuw l't“
curved and that) Nd of nvurly ~i\ t‘ur
l\\lt\l.\.
'9‘. ,
‘\ tun glint u .itlvru-d in u hurw. phu-inu.
l\\u wt‘ ol ll;llllt‘\«. who [on of lmy. unv-
ltsilf I‘m nl straw. lilunki‘ls. thl M rum-
plrtp uullit. l‘or particulars upply lll
ibis nilim‘.
‘ .0.
.\‘v‘.\.\r\ .\lu~ln~r \\‘ t‘urrau of Nurwulk.
“‘1“ 3mm i‘ruiovo tln-Ir hut blm‘k tuunu-
fuvtor) in tho \‘umuit building: on “Hm-r
slnwl. llll‘ wily. uppnxttv Unicorn-t flu“
titty.
«oo-
'l‘lir~ many it wud~ of Mus .lvuuu‘ Knapp
of this l‘ll). d iii-,zlilrr of \Vlu. N. Knapp.
\vill lw phumul t . li-nrn of lu-r‘ uuu‘rmgu
to-duy In No“ \‘ui-k \‘ll_\' to .\lr. .lolm ll.
lllimuu-r of llrunkl} D.
—‘ .0. ‘
(luv. \Vallor l\.\\ .immum‘ml llin lolv
lawn”; :llllh‘llillllw‘lll‘ till his \lulr; (ii-It.
lltl‘luh l‘uuvli. of .\'.u'w.ilk. lltllllllunt»
gum-ml. :md .\l:lJ .\I.~.\l:uius. ul llurt~
ford. quarlc-rumsle-i pom-ml.
— 006 ~
Sonic of tho small i‘ullh‘llllg roam-ii lml
iwuio into lhr- harbor run Vviy ~liorl
llallill‘ll. ll Ml lllu ~limli Nullh‘. friiln
“'lilt‘ll tlw \‘lllllrl‘tl nun was l'lll nver~
board “ll Norwnllt. u lmv do) u nun. lll‘l'“
pm.) 12y luaunnd. liu lilo might liuvu
lwt‘ll sun-d.»—llriilgi-pnrt Nari
v ' .0.
Norwulk Will have tworvprvm‘ntnlivru
lwfore tho pity court, Monday morning.
Thcv ni'u )iwliuvl hit-(lrulb :uid Kiilo
llruwn, who worn nrrvsh-d Saturday. for
drunkt-nnnsx. )lt‘llrnth N no union-Ila
nit-nilvl‘. and I‘lulms‘ in bu Krill-rhub-
l):md. - liriilgvport .Vc‘u'n‘.
soo
Tho \Vushiugton l-xprvun on the Now
York rmid will not lm put on again uu
til tho latter part of January. Tlll‘ r0
piuri to ill“ trunsl‘vr bout Maryland Will
not bu (“llllplt‘lt‘ll until that tint". h‘ho
bud not lwvu rrpiiirrd since 1876. and
z'nnsrqm-utly stood in nw‘d of u muwrnl
ovorhuuling.
..
Tho following trains will not lw run
to~umrrow (Thanksgiving) on the Dan-
bury rnml:-H:l.'i u.m.. express. and 3:15
pm . “right out of llunbury: [hp 1123!)
p.lu.. frpight from South Nnrwnlk.
Trains will not lw run lwlwm‘u lliisi city
and \Vllitlll l’oiut. 'l‘liv Hulk lrulu from
llmluiry in llllri r'ity Will lh' run on Sun
dd" milk train (mm.
7 00. -
.\ iii-w idwu in the teaching of gong-
rupliy is to lmvo pupils uni-moulding
mud in forming f‘l“)!‘l>st‘.‘i!-‘lllllnflHrIDUllll
thins. llllli. capes. po-niuuiilus. island».
etc. Mr. Uuttun. ruin-rinlwulonl of the
public i('hoolzi in New llnvvn, has bought
a moulding board. umnufncturt-d ex-
prensly {or this purpose. with tho intunv
tion of trying the system in tho New
Haven Schools.
MOO“
Rev. James Wolfenden preached two
very eloquont sermons at East “lashing-
tou avenue Baptist church yesterday.
The evening sermon was on the import-
ance of improvtug the resent oppor
tunity. Mr. \Volfcndcu is one of tlw
preach» rs who is: alive to the wants of
his audiences. and the Baptists of South
Norwalk am to be congratulated on hav-
ing the svrvim-s of such a worker.—
Bridgeport Xz'ws.
H
At a meeting of the Board of 'l‘ruulees
of Mount Vernon. held on Tuuaday rivet»
ing of last week. it vmumittec was ap-
pointed to wait upon President “'utrous
of the Cunaolldau-d road. and formally
proposed cbangea of route and grade
through that village. as it Would ruin
much valuable property and impair the
future prosperity of that place.
'0'."
The tint snow utorma of the past four-
taen years. sufficient to whiten the
ground. liuvu been as follows: In 1869.
October 98: 1870. October 31: lS’l’l. No-
vember 1!: 1872. November 20: 1873.
Novelnlwr 13; 1874. November 90: 1875.
Now-tuber I: 1876. Octubi-r 15; 1877. No-
Vt‘lllbt‘l" ‘39: 1&78. Duct-other 9: 1879. No-
vember ll: l880.‘Nuvembor ill; l88l. Nu-
vwnlwr 15: 1889. Nukulx‘r 7.
***** - Qvavfl
Lawrence Cavanagh. the awitchmau
til the South Nurwulk dr‘ l. Who In;
been in tho cmplny of the glaw Yorlt and
New Haven railroad. for the last 30
yearn. \vun rcmovrd last Thursday I)
order of Superintendent Stevenson. and
Mintlwr man up inted in his plm.
Thor-e is a disposition moon mine to
find foul: with Mr. Stevenson‘s ofllclal
acts. but he probably know his bull-
nezaa. One thingis certain: his nation:
show that he intends to be superinten-
dent in fact as wall as in hung—Bridge-
port News.
Wm—
Dr. W. C. Wile )erfornied one of the
most dimcult and ntrloate operation of
uni-gory in Stepnev. on load: . Mrs.
Johannah Alqnlot has been a nu erer for
n 1pm: t‘ime from mam. Her otase was
a more. one. an a: gm “on
and exhorted by frequent bemorrhugn’.
An 0 tier: mu propogod. Sha could
not I ve but a few day: in her condition.
Like a bruve woman. also it this -
min: to perform it. saying that
would nther die from the malt of on
opentlon thou to live in her present
mum "a ' porn I l “33':
on m a on tr y
usage. hviug'boea perform“?
com: o vary err men. The -
tor vu mica ted Doctor:
law in bur ll.~\\' spur.“- .
‘huxucrvrruhe’
- Mum. Raymund Bmtben. are erect-
ing a large stowhoun on thoir party
on Water street. .Tlio building in: lilo
‘35! ~10. two stories with a peak roof.
This firm in doing an immense ,liuainm.
They hoop tvvonty—four harm, and tliwe
lllnt‘fl as many men constantly busy.
Last Saturday they were unloading M
their wharf. Mackar‘u packet 150 bales
of hay (weighing from 950 to 275 lm.
Noll). and 7.50 bags of grain: a large
sclioonor of hl‘lt‘K and a canal boat of
(will. Their buuiuoaa cxtonds over a mod
portlonofthiu stair. and many \v olo~
salmlmiliu‘s up tlw Duuhury road and
utlwr Motions aw supplied by this firm.
“Q‘.
t‘uiuradu A. ll. Ram's. who went up!
puuuwlat tho annual om‘mnpuwul of
the (l. .\. ll. lo \‘oufm‘ With the trudmw
of Flh‘ll‘u homo for lllVillItl suldirrs iu
llarivn. spooks hmhly of tho intuition
and onuwmouce ol‘ tho buildings. It is
\l'ilpflfil‘d to iunko tho imtuuuuu a homo
lor dimlilod uoldivra froo of t‘lllll‘flt‘.
'l‘ho buildings arc situatml on high
ground «innit two uiiuuicu walk from
tho Nomton domt. in the early days
of tho war Mr. llr‘l‘jilllll“ Fitch. of lln‘
rion. conceived tho bloc of founding a
homo fur aoldivra‘ clilldl‘tui. and um
oluuwl tlw crouudu and tho buildings
which wow thou upon it. After fining
the buildings .ip in propor aluipu ho do-
uiuwl tlwmfur tho mrpoao nwmionwl.
This we“ in ll'ltlll. and on July 4 of tluu
your. tho dullmuion m-rvu‘un took iluvr.
l‘houildroaa of tho duv \vmi mmlo by
llorm‘o (lruvluy. t‘ol. Noluou Whitu of
llmluuvy. and oilwru. also umilo {ltltll‘t'flfl'
on. Thu writ-w woll rcuuunln-n tlio
\‘i-uurullli‘ Mr. llrwlry‘u uppo-ui‘nm‘o on
tbut day. llt‘ Worv u long dark volorod
\luilvr. and u common looking .‘truw
but. and no ouo. who did not know him
would lmvp lillx‘l‘li hill! to bo mow tluui
u plain old thallium-d furuwr. llr \viilkml
for u lllllr.‘ and ii hull iii tho liwiilof tho
l‘l‘ru‘t‘h‘llull. Artur tho \vm‘ Mr. Filth
orrctvd n llnv library building on tho
uruunila and atovkod it with ,vnludblo.
books and ntuluury tit his own vx‘pi-um‘.
Mr. Fitch wuss on old mun wlwu tho wiir
l-rnkl- out. but Im mun wuu luuro nlivv
in tho wants of tho soldivr tluin lw. or
dom- morn fur llwir l'uluilio-x. llo has
lived to mm lllo uuldicra‘ orpluius prop-w
l_\' curvd for. and now (is lm has pawrnl
lllrl throw scorn imd li'n ho umw still fur-
lllvl‘ and wants in firm llii‘ ill‘ulvlml \pluru
nu placed liu-yniul wunt. ~llrnlg’cport
.Vt‘u‘s.
«o
ltuurulu-v (‘uuuululolu‘n
\\'«\ would xuucgi-at ln llovrruor-oliwt
“‘ullor tho nuuw of hum-st 'l‘om \‘lllll‘lll‘ll
of llwlding for lusurunoo t‘omuiissioiwr.
r. , ,,. .._
l-‘nlr tum supper.
Thu ludii-s of Trinity church. of this
city. \\‘lll hold it fair and Slilipl‘l‘ at the
rusidom‘o of l‘upt. l‘ouvli. llsiy View
rivvuuu. on \\'i~dursd;iy owning. llwoui
lwr lith. The 'lfh‘v' of llIlllllSSll‘l] will lw
‘35 run“. and :\ cordial ill\‘ll$\lb‘u is \‘X—
li‘lulwl to :ill
— - 00. ~ .
Burn "run“ Ikvvltul.
.\lr. .\b x S lllhiiln mmnumw“ in
wiiwllwri‘nlumnpii vxtlu ul‘iz‘ui Im‘ilul
In lulu- plaw in tho l“ll‘nl \‘uugri-gulmuul
t‘liuirb. nu ‘l‘umduy r-\'~~tlilu.: lle-i'wiilmr
l‘ltb lll \' p.u\. llr lltli s-ugzigml .‘llsu t‘ur-
no ll. Allou. supruuu. mid Mus S. 1. Fur
vrwvallicr. I‘Hllll‘ulli‘. \\ lio \\‘|ll uppa‘lu‘
on (but M‘cniug.
.. fi. 4.".
Illvvr iuut Harbor Inn.
ll lllt‘ Srix‘l‘lM-zl. \\'l.\l|\‘.i our \'l\‘\\"i of tlu‘
.Vormu’k mil of tho lln‘i-r and Harbor
llill as H illuxtruh‘d by its [Il‘Lll‘llt‘lll work~
lugs lioro. “‘0 say .‘|\ \VI‘ 5 llil \\‘t‘t‘li\ ago.
in out urlii‘lvdvl'vndmi: tliu gvunrul lupus
ill". [but lu-ru. ll l~\‘lllll|lV‘ udisgrm‘r und
nutrugu. 'l‘lu- \“nl‘li ~liuul‘l li:\\i- tlt‘v‘ll d!“
lvrrvd untill our .vi'uyi'u‘ uppropimiiou ol~
$‘.‘-'i.IN\H could burn lnwu wcurvd .\lhl tho
\vork vuuimvm‘v-d til llli' lmrlmr‘s mouth
and din: llirougli In llw thuu‘ bridgo how
.‘H lllt‘ borough. Thu-i lllu unrk would
lmvn lu‘t‘ll pi'npr‘rly llulxlnnl and filly
lllilllhulltl lllllllll‘i of tho lh'i‘lili"h mom-y
huVWl. “(I‘llfl'utfl '
, .0. ‘
'I‘Iu‘ IA‘lIIB \pprunml.
'l‘lw utm‘k holder-i of flu- t‘uiim-lidutml
roud mot at lnquI-i' 'l‘muplv of .‘lusu‘.
Now llnvvn. lust: Hittur-luy lllul‘l‘lllu. and
approve-d tlw iiiiwlydiiiu- )e'urr' l-‘unc u!
tlu‘ .\ir Luw road by it \‘ult‘ of “LS“?
rain-iron to 40.
opposition to the millionth-n l‘llll‘pl on
tho purl of H. l. Goodwin. of But llnrt‘
foul. who favorod deft-rum; action until
the nununl uncaring of tho company in
hum-mlwr. Ji-flrvy t), l‘m~lp.~i. of Hima-
bury. Multml it full I‘lelllllltllull. but the
mum-st was llllllll‘ during the inking of
llll‘ vuto. nu \H-ru Mr. (imidwm'n ro
”Milk". and l‘ri-vidviit \\':-lrx‘u~l llt‘t‘llll‘t'll
both spa-ulwru out «if ”rib-r.
<> -
'l‘ulmudga- nu \VuIIt-r.
RI'V. Mr. 'l‘ulmmlgo in his Brooklyn
llll'tflll‘g Friday night wm-k called lttlc'n-
lion to tlw fact thin at tho last election it
New York news—buy wnii lillltlt‘ (lovvrnor
of Conum‘tit‘ul. Years nun young \\':il-
[or was board in tho atrcvls of the mo-
fropoliu crying nt flu! top of his volct- llw
nnmcs of tlu diiily jourunh. Litlll‘ did
people thvn iliiugiuo that [boy woro
dropping: pouniws into tho hum] of u
coming guvvruor. All linil to tho ll\'\\'fl'
lmy.-! \Vlwu (lovt‘runr “'nllt'l'. (if ('ou-
um'tivul. roman to h.- innugurntvd nt.
lluitford. all the 'Il‘\\'.~l boys of Ami-rivu
Nllllllll grit .1 day nil' iiml hm‘c- n l‘ll'l‘ll'
liglil lll‘i‘l‘t‘sfllnlll.
”‘9‘“
(-‘u and Army lu-pcvllolh.
leunuuul inspections of thc- (lrund
Army posts of the utitti- will occur in
December General Frank 1). Shut. of
New Haven. in tlw in~pvct ir gcucrul of
tho drpiirunvnt. but owing to his duties
in other directions ho will not be alilo to
make all tho inapc-ctionu. and assistanta
will be detailed to aid him. During the
administration of Commander Hicks. of
New Brliain. six new posts have been
organized. being at liliddletown. Put-
rmln. Mystic River. Formitville. Salis-
bury. mid Thompsonvillo. Other: will
be established during the winter. making
the year one of umrketl success in the
dvpartuwnt.
“4..
Services at "to Baptist Crunch.
The apeciiil Evangelistic services. coni-
menced at the Baptist church this city
on Sunday lust. and conducted by Rev.
S. Hartwell Pratt of New York. assisted
by Mr. Edward Miller 03' Chicago. have:
been largely attendvd. In every ammo
they liavo been a success. The atteni
dance tit Bible readings in the afternoon
have been excellent. and every one who
attend seem delighted With the simple
and earnest manner of the Evangelism.
Services will be continued all next week.
Bible readings from 8 to 4 o‘clock in the
afternoon on week days. and reaching
services at half past seven. he servl‘
cos on tho Sabbath Will be at. 10:30 a.m.,
and 7 p.ru. All are cordially invrted.
fififl
A Curd or 'l‘lmnkn.
As committee of the Spriugwood Un~
ion Sunday School fair and supper. we
desire to express our oinccre and hearty
thanks to the many kind friends who at)
cordially crmpcrated with us in our en-
tertainment. and for their kiudl ' otter-
lugs and the generous glfta. nd We
would especially thank the Merry Workv
era of tho Cungrogational Sunday School
and the ladies of the Baptist Sunday
School table. and the pastor and good
frlorids of the Methodist Sundays School.
and to ll. H. Rowan Esq. for h gift of
a beautiful gold hunting one tentlev-
er ladies watch, also to H. . Elwell
Esq.’ for u very hmdsome Parlor lamp.
Net result of fair and augper . .
l Wu. . Rum
Committee: Miss. M. B. Wm.
Mas. Josara Vaoott.
moon——
Another Factory.
It. is with pleasure we announce this
wee-k tint South Norwulk is to hm
soothe-r factory. Mr. Wm. A. Wheeler.
mmufmtunrof hatm‘ dull; tolikon.
wrought and out lie-taro. and
took. who is now located in the Duncan
Iron mg Works building. and: bio
quorum lntdeggtto, cud in com
in order to an atomic, to mun: new:
mm. out! bu decided to
put up n build-
a
in ' of his own. He has Etched lot
on our Itmgbelow H. Fltoh'; pha-
lng-mlll. “sud oath. to —the
ride
all. or which 1-90: mm. damn
commence at noon the ergctlonAof o
Tin-m won practically u-- ~
' e
0&0!de
, , v9 .
palm, “no violent or luooud
mu toward. industries
. .. . The bar-ton llama.
The Grand Army committee villted
tho Fitch Home for soldiers at Dorian re‘
courtly. This institution founded by Ben-
jomln Fitch is now open for tho admis-
don of dimmed soldiura of good charm»
ter‘under proper mtriotlona. who will
through the genamlty of the donor. no
supported without expense. The grounds
butldlugs. paintings. library and a large
sum of money were donated by him to
the state for the care and education of
lsra‘ orphans and an a homo for Club
tblod aoldlera. A large number of sol-
dim‘ or bruit have been supported and
oduoat them. and when discharged
from the homo thcy reooived aubntaii‘
tial aid from Mr. Fitch to unable tlwm
to pursue their various vmvitlona. There
on: two buildings on the grounds which
amour the Nomton dolmt. on» for a
homo which has about fort y mount. and
the» other ii picture gallery and library.
The picture gallory medium a largo col
lmtlnu of «oily and raw paintings and
la imbably not “culled by any similar
or lootlon in the stain. in it is a life
alkt‘ portrait of the founder.
Rom-(t tirfinalum‘ru.
Th0 uwmbora of the Ultv Firo llopart‘
moat met in the ”Id “‘0" Hook and
Laddor ounipnny‘a homo lmit owning
and muniuutod tho following mum-d «a
.a board of «minimum for tho cunning
voar: Sunni“! lllvtlmvmi. t‘lllt‘f‘i‘llulum‘l“.
\vmum H. u. mark. rim nnvlulmil: in.
word I". Knapp. aowuul moisten“. 'l‘hoy
\vvrounttuhumuly uouunulml. t‘hlvl-l‘hh
gluwr Mt‘liuwuu llmmlulwl Formmm .v\n~
drew Unmatunu as M‘t‘l‘t‘llll’)‘ of tho board.
After tho nomitintloim. in u llt‘lll utwvch.
Ollie! ~ Enginvvr Mvtlowun gtlvu melt
oompiuw u lllultluullit‘ Auiurioun flag.
which Iv said wow" prt‘ii‘lllt‘tl by tho
merchants of South Norwivlk tn tlw vom-
pmu'es. 'l‘lio [lugs uro vvry lumdsoiuo
and mo lllllilt‘ of tho bout l‘lllull‘ll bunt-
ing. Mr. G. E. llogurt. un lwlmll‘ of tho
Truck compun '. Mid Mr -\. .l. Cross-
iunu. on behall of tho llnut‘ couumny. in
a low rcmnrkn. received the flags. and
lllllflll'i‘tl the chivf-ongincvr for the in-
terval tulwu by him in the wulfuru of
the companies. .\ \‘Ult' of thanks wus
pussml by the tippiirluwut to (‘hii-f-l‘lngb
liqcl‘ McGowan. and lllnn to tho uwr~
chants of tlw city for llwir wry llltlltl-
sump and ucpoptublo prompts. 'l‘wninr-
row «Thuuku'uiviug duyl thr| tings Will be
thrown to tho brm-zi-s from tho rospcw
tivo lire houses.
.0» ~\~—~
[hull-mid Inter-tutu.
A now nrdv-r bus boon issuml to \‘D-
gim-ilruul‘ llu‘ New York. NM" lllu‘t‘li
uud Hartford road. on the Now York
brunch. llvrvul‘lvr ull Nigiuwra will
have to fill out a blank form ulallllg whcri
lhm‘ leuvo .\‘l-w lluvou iuid “lwu they
urrivu id \b‘fitiuutiou and tlw uuiubor of
running and H\\‘llt‘llllu: miles covorod.
'l‘n llllH in to lwuppiuidud tho quuuof tho
ouginor‘r and llrvumu. and whom llllod in
tho farms llh‘ to be loft ltl tho oilii‘n in
Now Huron of Sllpl‘l‘lllli‘lltlt‘lll of Motivc
P\l\\‘r‘!‘ Ix'vthuidorf. Should tlu‘rv be any
dwlriy llw ougmvor \\‘Ill unto on tho bark
uf ll lliq‘i‘llilsi‘ in full. Tllv llvw unlvr
surprisos tho \‘llglllt‘t‘l‘s sumowhul nstlioy
always supposml it was tlw duty of llw
vondui‘turto llllllit‘ such it l‘t‘h‘l‘l. lts
pul‘thmo. ll\\\\t‘\'t‘l‘. is uwri‘ly lulluuru tho
nundwr of Iuilvs truwlml during tlu your
by tho vliuium.
Anotlwr unlor that it in rvpuried will
unull ln‘lrisllt‘tl \vill ho that insmiil of run~
uing lwtwmui Now York and .\‘..w lluvpu
lkll uuguiwm of frmglit trains will luiw
to run tlw length of tho road lwtwouu
Now \‘ork uud Springlivld. Should this
(irilvr lw hallwl lls rllm‘l will nu! llt‘
much dill‘vrvnt from tlw prvsr‘nl custom.
\\'l!l\‘ll uh vs lllt‘ powvr In tho iupv‘rtulclh
dvnt of tho lll\‘|.~llurl to ordvr ouguwvrs to
run tho louuth of tho ruiul from llzirlrtu
riwr to Hpuugliv-ld.
. < u
A “cool-or I-‘Ixh Story.
.‘ll‘ llm‘t’lu‘l‘ told it IIh‘ll)‘ hard “fish
sin} y“ in “in pouplo lll llw Plymouth
pi‘uyi-r Iuw‘ting lust Friday i-Viuung. He
said that wlwum i-r his fatlu‘r worn down
to (iuilford. t‘nnn.. to VlMl his “‘ll‘l“ii
n-lutin-s lu- usml to think of nothing but
it good pluoo to t‘llll‘ll trout. in it our
lain pool tlu'rv was it pirlirulzirlv largo
trout. and fur i-‘rvvrul ymrs tho old gm»
ill-mun vumly trivd to o ult him. Finally.
«luring our of his annual \‘lh‘llll. lw saw
tho old troul‘u li'is nliickiugout of tlw
witlvr m u shady split unlit-r lliv lmuk,
'l‘lw l'vt'vri'lul :inglur lmtlmuglu huu that
ho luid hmu‘tl or ri-ud tlixu till. could be
tirklud nnd cupiurvd “‘lllll tlu‘ luuid. llc
softly slippwl ii hum] into tho wator
uudvr tho motionless fish nnd slightlv
twklml its lu-lly With his fliigvr lips. it
shot it lllllt‘ distuncv oil. but ruturuml
ulmmt inum-dmtr-ly. and l‘l-rrv llecclwr
moved it“ liund lightly along its scale»!
until approaching lln- gllla‘ ho slippud
luv fort-linger in and ji-rkod tho trout
high imd dry upon tlu- bunk. le fish
woiglu-d lhrvv pounds. Mr. llovclwr
told his slur ' With such (ll‘lllflllllt' force
and an vlm'orly imitated the old guntlo-
man pouring into tho pool and reaching
his arm down into tho wutvr that when
lio pulled it up u rustle of vxcitmuont
\vmi notlccnblo in tho ll\t'tlllll{.‘(.
-.... w..—
Clll’lfllflll 'I‘cnuu-riuu-I- llnlon
Tho ninth annual h‘i‘sslull of tln- Wo~
mau‘l (‘liristian Temperance Union of
Connvctn-ut was opuuml in tho Bu itist
Church. Stamford. Mundnv owning uv
18th. 'l‘ln- Hoir‘dnli was ('illli‘tl to order by
the prcnidrnl. Mrs. M. (I. 'l‘ruudwvll. and
a cominuim- mi rusnlutioiw appointed.
An addi'ee-i of \\'i‘l(‘tlllll‘ wan dolivm‘od
Tucstlu)’ mormug by Mn. 1. (l. Lun-
mug of Mumford. Mrs. ill. L. lturuud
of New Haven responding. ’l‘lw unuunl
address of the prvaidmit containing many
practical fiuggvstions in reference to tho
tuuitwram‘e Work fulluwcd. Mrs. Caro-
line H. Buell corrcrpunding secretary of
the National sucwty made tho report on
scientific instruction in which shedetail-
ed tho work in Contwcticutmpoko of the
favorable consideration given to the sub-
jvct by the state board and of its intro-
duction into the Normal school. She al-
au read extracts from letters written by
Dr. Porter. Chief Justice Park and Rcv.
Dr. Chamberlain. of Norwich. favoring
such teaching in tho public schools. At
the afternoon session the reports of the
Romurer and corresponding secretary
were read. and were followed by the
reports of the auperlnteudants of do. iart-
manta. Au iutereatiug account o the
kitchen garden work of the Ladies Union
was give-n I.) Miss Mary MoClecs.of Yonv
‘kors. New ork. Remarks were also
made bv Miss Pugh. treasurer of the Na-
tional Union and Miss Anna. Gordon.Mlss
Willlard‘a private secretary. A lecture
was delivered in the M.E.ChurohWed nea-
day morning byMiao Frances D. Wil-
Hard. "“‘
. w..-” --..
. Reduce the Tax.
{tar of the Summon: —- Ono infer-
that has been quite general] y drawn
1 ’ the recent elections is that the goo-
; desire a large reduction in the ur-
en of taxation. What is congress at its
a proaclung session going to do about
13 How not. to have anything done at
all is manifestly the study of large pro-
tected interests. and this policy will hava
atmnuous advocate. at Washington, both
lutbe recent. congress and in the one
just. cook-d. “Away with the whole
internal revenue system.“ is the on . In
other words. when the people ask or re~
lief from taxation they are to have the
men remitted on whiskey. beer. and
tobacco, token which make up all but a
mall fraction of the internnl revenue
mtg“. Who is oppressed by these
tum It strikes a grant many people.
“11 I think it will so lmpreaa a Inge
majority of our chimps, that in li laten-
ln the burden. of taxation it is tter
to u with the sugar howl than the
wh barrel. To say the least. it
would use our protectionist friends
to be u little more moderate in their de-
mands and not insist that all the reduc-
tion of nation shall be in the internal
revenue. All leglalotion b congress in
reference to toxe- should ave due rot
ludmtvlu thot depend or are
to dtouny 92:21:: it a
government ould
dent. Insu-
on it hu 2&-
vmd sud bop: built up. But while
admitting tag. it “Markham
thou just tint a largo should
mammal: in this mm.
M future election: oven the of
M and beer
building ”:80 two moo.
cl _ count
“12%
. an; wonder,
in on to or,
mwurmwfi .
. m not
the who; from «pm-{lug cm
9!}!
”Ti". I'm out Gen. Couch.
nthelngjooloug and heavily
Something might bonild With reference
to the selection of oral 03ml: as an
lnfrlnament upon the ololuuoflooal trill-
ltary leaders who denim the rock of gen-
enl. but no one will question the than
of General Couch, by moon of bl: excel-
lent army record and his long nor-vice in
the regular army. to make u very superior
adjutuit lexical. No mun in tho late
We! bl her qualification: so for as
military in ulna good—Hartford M.
(lovornowleot Waller hu utiafuutorily
settled two of his stat! nppolntmonta luv-
lng tendared the pouitiou of udjutant
aural to General Darius N. Couch of
orwalk and the quot-terminator general-
ahlp to Major Thomas Mauritius of this
city. Both are» creditable nppolntiuents.
all tho mow an that a air-on mum
was brought to bear in favor o unfit 080‘
didatea.»—-llurtfonl Oomvml.
‘l‘lw Gael-fir. in numbing of tho stuff
appointuimita mad» by Governor Wallar.
NW8 of General Couch: “Probably no-
where in our slaw. if in tho whole coun-
try could our prospective vomor have
found o mom about“ lab or clearing
ofllm than (imam Couch. AVG have
always known that any on» who picked
“'l‘um Waller“ up for a dimer! would act
“loft by a largo majority.“ and his mm~
lug to Newark. to soloct. his Adjutant.-
gmwml. «till furtlwr provost him to have
it wise luwl on his young shoulders.“
-. ... ..
Arum-omen“.
muormi.
'l‘lm Jorscy t‘ity Journal. speaking of
“t‘lilqultu.” says: “Mirna Halal» Morkoo
and company playcd last night in her
now draumi of “t‘liiipllui. the Wild Flow.
or of Monro.“ to l\ good-aim“ Audience.
Tho litllo slur won repented «mum‘s.
Rho is n bright littlo actress and well
uwritod tlw tippliiunv givmi lwr. Tho
company in support is a atrong one. and
those deserving upwinl mention are Mr.
Edward Durroll and Littlu Lolo. The
former almrod the honors with tho star.
whilst the latter. thou h only. child.
won the admiration of a l by his perfect
acting.
MRSTAYKR‘S Tot'msrs.
Manager Mitchell will prcscnt on nuxt
Tupsdnv t‘\‘t‘l\lnl;. Ull‘ jolly Tourists in
tho l’ullmnn l‘ulatce car. who so well
satisfied our theatre goers last season
\vtll hu at tho Opera House. The jovial
rotund Mvslnyt‘r still heads the list and
many new ludicrous incidents have been
introduced and many now tacos will up
war. 'l‘lu-y have also an entirely new
’ullmau car nmdc for thorn last summer
in Now York city. which is wondcrfully
realistic. New music rendvrod in a moot
artistic monitor is plentifully distributed
through tho irogrunuuc. In short. it is
nttractivu all '0 to thou» who havo never
soon it and thmic who have laughed at
it lwfow. l'ndoubtedly there will ho a
largo attendance on this occasion. and
we know that hilurity will be the order
of tho day.
co.
Steamboat “‘ar.
The stoiuuboat war has begun. 'l‘huna~
day last tho (‘oluluulxin Steam Navigation
t‘u. anuuuucwl n rulut‘tiun of fare from
3.3:.» in wins for a single passage. and
from 50 to ‘35 Nuts for the mund trip.
On Monday morning tho lrou Sloan»
hour t‘o. oponrd thu ball hv issuing tho
following. which was wul circulated
about town and up the Ilanbury road:
WELL. \viur or 11'?
"Thu iron atwithlimit. l‘i‘casus. will make
duily trim all winu‘r between “‘ilsou
l‘oiut mu New York in commotion with
the Daubury and Norwalk railroad. Buy
your lli‘ltz‘hl through to Now York via.
.‘h‘hnh‘l‘ l“‘}lu$|l§ and ruukc no mistake.
The wuruwst nud sufcst stiwucr afloat.
t‘nunoi be burnt or sunk. and has och
titivato .-\ l for lti youm. On time al-
waya‘A-tm nmttvr who! the \vomlwr on
tho sound. Always safe. cozy and colu-
i‘urtablv Nulh‘i‘tl to rcduco farm—tho
host is :ilwuys worth the money. leght
contrm‘ts fur the wiutvr with daily d1“
livory solicitwl at as low mice: as any
other lino."
The unuouncmuout of tho Iron Steam-
boat t‘o. prmlut‘vd tho following from
tho Columbia Strum Navigation (30.,
which uppenrod Tuezulay morning:
WELL. rius is tr!
"l“iflm‘u cents to New York: excursion
lll‘kl‘lfi ‘35 cents. \lm'u taka tho pcoplc.
notwithstanding non‘sinknblc. non-cum-
bustiblv. A l. 16 yours. etc... etc. ho
plllillt' will not lm humliugm-d in rail-
road monopoly. 'l‘lwy wont cheap (arc.
and for that reason patronizc the rclin»
lllt‘ ate-mun Aniorivus. which lvavcs
South Nurwulk every morning. Return-
ing. It‘nvos Now York at usual time. ar-
riving at South Norwulk clock promptly
at «ix o‘clock. in tune for all trains. New
broom swoops clean. but soon wears
out if not properly handled. Freight
contracts (not aulicitud) but actually
mmln for the winter at from 5 to 10 cents
per 100 pounds. and landed daily at Nor-
walk and South Norwalk by this line.
and make no mistake.“
. 90.
Nulurnl luster Groumtn.
The following resolutions worc pusscd
at a town meeting held in Greenwich.
last week. in regard to the natural oys-
tcr grounds of that town:
Manhunt That the aolwtmen be and
they are hereby authorized and empow-
ered to take such local mcaaurca as they
doc-m pro or to prt‘vvnt tho dosigmttlon
of nutura oyster beds within the crimi-
nnl jurisdiction of the town of Groan-
wii-h, vitlmr by tho commissioncru of
slwll llslu-rles 0f tlw State of Unuum‘tl-
out. or by tho committeeuppointml by
tho town of Greenwich at its annual
m vtiug In 1882. to maltc designation of
uystt‘r ground to applicants under the
stutulv.
Rmoh'od. That upon the com laint or
live inhabitantauf the town 0 Greet»
wich. qualified to voto in town meeting.
the selecimeu of said town shall forth-
with inquire into and ascertain if any
application for oyster grounds not al-
ready designated covers any portion of a
natural oyster bed (Within the meaning
of the statutr‘ -iyingin tliccrimlnal juris-
diction of mid town of Greenwich. and
if raid solectmcn ii. their judgment shall
have reasonable cause to believe the
ground so covered by such ap lication
to be a natural oyster bed as a oresald.
then said aelectmeu shall immediately
take such proper and legal measures to
prevent such designation as they may
deem expedient.
Resolved. That the solectmcn be and
they are hereby authorized and empmvo
ered to draw orders on the treasury of
the town for an amount not toexceeil
$2,500 to defray such proper expenses as
may be incurred in préventiu the dei-
lgnatlon of natural oyster 5 within
t a criminal jurisdiction of the town of
Greenwich.
Resolved. That the seleotmen of the
town of Greenwich be authorized and
empowered to ascertain and determine
what natural oyster or clam grounds is
now occu led by designation or assign.
merits 0t erwlse within the criminal
jurisdiction of said town, and the said
seleotmen beempowered to cause such
occupant to vacate such irmunds after a
reasonable time be given to remove their
property therefrom. and tlivyaru hereby
empowered to expend a sum not to ex-
ceed $2.500 for that purpose.
batten.
The new atone bridge our the Noto-
ton river will be finished in a few dun.
On Wednoodoy tho 39d. the wedth
and («hi Dorian tad Sanford and
vicinity w created kt the Pro-g.-
terian church. Dru-ion, m witneu
mart-la of Mr. Edvard 0., son of Hon.
Oliver oyt. to Mmldn, daughter “the
Ron. I“. C. get-boa. marl
recent: were numerous and costly.
pp, polr carted on their wedding
Eur. my health and Immune. be their
t.
FIRST-ow s
OUR
llLllAK lllll’ln'l'lfill
—-—l.\‘ NOW COMPLETE—u-
Nov 1c L'rilcs
Ol‘ Every Description. to which we invite the intention of tin
anlieS.
Cloakings,
Cloaks, and
~~——.-\t our Usual Low Prices
Jackets,
GLOVES: -
We Show :1 Fine Line of
Kid, Dogskin, Buckskin, Cloth,
Etc., Eta,
And Prices Lower Than Erer.
HOSIERY and
UNDERWEAR.
“'0 are this Fall Ahead of any Previous Season, and
our Prices and Quality of Goods will Convince Every Close
Buyer that we are Head-Quarters for such
Goods.
\
‘
Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
WE HAVE A FINErLlNE 0F
HOSIERY, Etc., Etc.
‘
1
ll.
S P E. C I A. L 2 t
We have this day lurked Down a. line of
Thin-WM
Gents’
(From 750. to 50¢;
Eunice.
lllflll. Blmelt
———-OF EVERY DESCRIPTION-#—
Horse- 'Blankaetu.
The Finest. Line Ever Showniu the City.
v.
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Norwalk Chronicler