I...
’me. . .1.
.
. 38. was.
Darcey ban proved. by III”
I! campaign lettvrs in his
but the Rvpublicun puny
wquarrcl with him and
In tho production at turthcr
Clothe pcculiu and diarcpu‘
- . m‘bptod In 1880 to secure
of Gurflcld and Arthur.
Merchant and chronological
the published (\Irreqiolidcnt‘v‘.
Wu that. but a part of the
bid, and It is cminontly proba-
tbe portion “‘iiliht‘lil. is th.~
4.
. I
el Rnpuhlicnn IIIIdJ min-
7,. Inflows upon the (nulchd-Dor-
. - . cormwndence:
isno Riding K II of odious ills-
h all! correspondcncu. hut thori-
villains: funIIlinIIty bolwwn
IMJQWEIInnd Morton on thv
d. and {busy and Filley and
Mrs on the other. The cor~
: lowers Garfield and all
. who could belowerml. 'I‘Iw
hot is that the party put forward
a men to run the campaign. and
run too intimate with their
2“ Ind gushed and slobbcrcd over
h noradthun thenI was any call for.
h 1 agree which would have
fill-d say candidate had the lettars of
“been issued in daily and public
wile of tasting Dr. Tanner has
taken up her abode in France. hav-
_‘ “med a divorce from her ccccn.
hmbutd uudcr the following circum'
: Dr. Tanner. it appears. in pccu~
Iddicted to cxtraonlinnry (ancics.
Dome time since he thought that he
found out that the human chnrnc~
V-bacomeo modified according In tho
“ken by the individual. and t“pt‘t‘-
,3, In rel-lion to the vegetable cun-
' Caron. he avers. maku puople
Ind sly~turnips produce extremi-
ty, while l prolongwl dict of
, buns induces great irritnlIIlilv
‘ tamper. The carrying out or this I)...“
iélyhubrought grout troublc into llr.
:1 ’ :Qltuer‘a borne. Ht- IIIIIIIL‘ :I heavy wngm
“I. the question with some friends.
.d .xporilneutcd on Mrs. Tanner with
Mob beans giving hrr to out about
rm pounds of this \‘t‘grtlllllt‘ daily. It
’Inotnltogcthcr III Ito wolidr‘l‘ml 8! If.
I 7 Munch a regimen. Mrs. TIIIIIWI‘ liv-
’» Que rather more ll‘l‘llttlilt‘ than “u..-
”up. contcmplnted. and Ilm-w .«I In;
:tDr. Tnnncr‘s Ilt‘lld. Thu II. i'tnr, him ~
3", filmed his but; and llltl‘i‘t‘ thorough-
:f convinced than ovcr nt tlw truth of
7.3M. put his “‘va on tho IurnIp
in tons to makc her as nIIIi.IIII.- as 3hr
EM bolero the French bcau I‘uglluvn.
« t“ time however. thu rvsult was not so
‘, . 3;“, in accordnuCc “'llll thc Illt’lll‘".
Tumor objected to living any Ioniz-
7 .mbject for these vogvtnriuu i-xpori
f b. sued for u divorcv. and.
‘ wdnsulnr. obtuinud it.
n mu.
“MI
“but is
~ f It) "'IA'E (1V .YICII' YEAR [LI Y.
1' “0 fl.“ 8098 forth from Illt‘ ladii‘s of
. 2"" York that Wino will not In‘ {Ill‘lllnll-
. sauna-son Nc‘. ' Ymrs Day. As this
. LU cornea from the nmro cxclusivv cir-
mfiou'iatocmtic Cli‘tsxt‘a. the probnhIlr
m thtlt it Will llt't‘llflll‘tl pretty gt II-
lulllon in a few yours. Illt‘ lllllltllt‘
lad non-wealthy chum holding: to It for
w I you or so by “\l)’ oi humiliating
7M Indepundcnce. The H'Hstlll for llllh
fiplltllogod to be the many painful and
"drying cues of intoxication among
ullsn. bad because it is found that wry
'0' 0! lb? modern young men. boys of
boporiod. can drink from twenty to {or
’M of wine without “becoming Ii
knee to themselves and a Inortitica-
.h b the fumilgupon whom they call.“
in}. ~ JJOOIK at this rusult of Now
‘3' a ly Inebriety it would seem that
“ho-*1“. been a decadence of the raw
«.0 Che good. old. liarddicadvd days of
Knickerbockers. and that the modern
th can‘t begin to "carry" us much
“but as tho old time» youth who \verc
m to the use of beer. hard cidcr lllltl
ginnppe—a {cw glasses of \vinv quite
morning then: and to >llt'll nit l-xtl-nt
fiat they are bettar oil‘n: homo and alwd
than calling on the young ladies of tlu-ir
‘. If the real causc is In physiculdism
m is proper that the winu sht uld be
land all in all. pcrhnps. the lust
Phhtflmte to strengthen and build up
fit me will be beet ten. It wine is in-
-J
of i
h“ f . muting. coflee is nerve-developing and
1“ 'toohrge quantities debilitating: but
_ . 1 to forty cups of beef tea in one
‘ ’: ought to go a good ways to building
the system and developing nvigorous
, th.
at the young ladies. then. banish thc
. . , - 3 wine and debilitating coffee
nourishing beef tea. They can de-
‘ - upon it tbs: in a vast majority of
. be! ten will accomplish more good
, - nee than wine or coflec—that beef
5 a necessity of the hour.
-- -er human being has suddenly,
. the twinkling of an eye," been
3 - todeath on the railway tracks
the depot 3nd Springwood, and
matter of genuine surprisc that of
: numbers that make the road-
., «the Consolidated road between
. . - .-.I .~- nuzhfaro, so
| 1“.b-Intn eter-
, . coast-at pI-in
Q, 7 Thoma-nob use 0! tb:
- hmnfly Increuingln con-
‘ «Obsidian of new pan-en-
, ill-Moon: montage! extra
hips. sad the danger will be
Wbytbe lnylnulown of
= hob now no noon to
.«w , r.
. .’ {or-Imam 3 «atom
thaw-king on mug-“d
“muffin”. byuiy
o! the oompnny. but it
if: «Minutemen, “a
a . jobvobusn left out in the
«a... . atthPublchch.
' 3.1. I [“0
form nabs“. b not 0M found.
even in the lost turd new at the
State. This strvct receivvn the wash
from Flax Hill its entire length, and
even in onlv moist weather the mud In
so dccp that I nounding rod would be rc.
quired to find both“. as for hidewnlks.
them appears to have boon some z-paa-
modiu cflorts on the wostcrly side to
patch up little pieces huh: and there.
while on the easterly sida leow L‘Iny
street. a brief attempt has been for one
hundred (wt or ml. to accmnuuxlntt- pc-
dm‘trikus. “llilc “n the *I'nmining por
tiUn. BOXILIIH \Vt‘t‘dfi ofo \‘igorins grow th.
remain during the fluid warmer. and
their stalks during thc colder montlw
occupy that portion of the strvct where
them should be :I unit-walk. It l-it’t‘ulrl to
us that It is cli-nily Illl‘ duty of tho t‘IIy
t‘ IIIIICII lo (‘illlfit' Spring filft‘t“ bu
graded. curbcd :Ind puttmcil. nml proper
sillcwalks constructml. so that u linl'o
way may ln- mode for our (‘III‘lJ-ns \vlm
n-side at. or go In and from Springwood
so thut they \\ Ill not lh.‘ obliged In use
the. dungenius road lwd ol' the Consolida-
l..-t‘l road.
in
won—-
lucuom for the (‘hurchen from
the Pro-em Revival.
Now that II rcvivnl is actually in our
midst. mid Iht‘ work of brvthrcn Pratt
and Miller is [wrote us In some of its rc-
sults. It in possible to lliscovcr and rcg~
istl-r some of the ltmlllltl which thv
churchcn ought to II-nru from thc mun»
room. The ultimate rtl‘vcts and thc pus”
sibillty of m-riona ri-uctiuu lIl't‘ known
only to the grunt Head of tho Clllllt‘ll.
\Vc spunk not of them t‘urtlwr thun Io
say that they will (lt‘lh‘ntl Iaigely upon
the attitude taken by tho churchvu gon-
crnlly toward the work and tho u'muns
adopted to mature IlIItl pcrfvct tho rc~
sults placed within tlwir roach. t‘rr-
IninIy tht-rc Iirc shcavcs of corn brought
to our \‘cry doors Ill blifi‘ll‘lt‘llt quantity
to enable us to judgu of tho churuclcr of
Illt‘ wul‘k living done by thI-su tlod ncnt
l‘illn‘llalllllllt‘ll. and to profit. If we will.
by their way of doing Ihvir work.
This religious awnkvning Is It I't‘Ill
Ipiickeningof Spiritual t'IIltlIlt)“. not it
puzuing sunsntionalism or u Iitful \‘Xt‘llt"
uwnt do Il-IIdn'It upon queuiionublo
Inctbmls II activity. Making llll occur
snry deductions for Illt‘ Iovu of hung III
II crowd. which is u passion \vith snow.
and (or tho (‘IH‘I‘HIIUII of Inn-Nor IIIotWI'S.
w liicll is n chwrfll wlulkIIl-ss. still Ilwrc
l“ a large I‘t'nliluil (If gniul III IHI Wu) \‘IIII-
nwctod with TvVanllrlIt‘ unlvnnism.
.\!.~.~ars. Pratt and Mill. r Iull IIII- iIld. IIIII
wltll'y, III-IiI-vi- in and cmplny IIII- pow. r
of pruycr. him In IIIIIIZu nil InthI form-w
in tho I‘hrIinuu mIIIIInIIIIIIy. llllll Irviu'li
tho III-consity :IIul olIlIgutIun of t'\'t‘l"\'
t‘hriuinn In spi-uk to his twiglilmr about
thv ltllVItIlllll of his Mllll.
In what Illl‘ll do Illlwt‘ m .IIIgI‘IIsIu' dif-
I‘I-r from utIIcr L‘hrhluui workmx. IIIIII
qu-rI-ui‘v tlm lll‘l‘llllllltrlll lI‘~\I\lI\ Ill I..~
gum-ll from Illl‘ vuurw III‘ III.- rt'Vl‘Hl.
l. \\'v II :Iy Illt‘lIlII-Il Iln- ppm-ml .III. M
Imssol‘ :IIIII Ian I'llllIl-‘lllh I‘lllll”llt‘lt‘ll\llt‘
Ill thi-w IIIIII Illill‘l‘ll of :lll t ITK'CIIYI‘ Illt‘ll.
'I‘va inmin lllll‘ Iliiiz... Tlll‘) uIIII nI nin-
rrsu t. Alexunilvr. Nap Icon llllll <|Ill\'|\
did not .wrk “llll Ilillll' IIII'rctum.‘ IllI‘
gnlna (If couqursl than [In-w \\‘illl\'l‘l'.~
lwll for tho lllllllrlllull‘ mlvuuuu «II souls.
Thought and IwIIIIg. lll‘tIll nud IIIIIII.
sung and ‘l‘sllliluny. [Il'ltyl‘l‘ .‘IllIl .~IIFIII«III
l\rt‘ guthcrul nod conundrum-d by our
Inlvnnl' IIIIIl IIINIIrIIIIIt: possum. mul Illl‘ll
.III‘cctod HtrIIIght In tlu- 1m: gull of
.‘l\\llkt'lllllf.: t'IIIIstInIh‘ lllitl lIrIIImII: 'u
Ithmtit zlinl :unwwl IIII‘I~.IIII ull llll‘ IIII
~;I\’t'(l. TIJ‘T!‘ I! luv IIIIIIu-I'Iunnuiv llll
lllltz; no drawing :I I...“ at u \i-I.lur.-'.
Ilu watrring \\l‘(ll\l:t.‘.\ nt‘ lli-lll‘)‘; In.
licaltulnan :I:~~ III Illt‘llln and will: liwry
lirzirt Itlllil llll\l‘ {I‘ll IIII~. I‘lwi'lully II~
[III-y ll‘lt‘llril [II tho winging of 31%. \\'Ill-
wn nII-I .\lr. .\lI»lI-I' on SIIIIIII)’ Might.
and tho Iltlnnlitlrilt‘. point. Ii. lil ii I II. t'llllll
svrmou III \Ir. l’l‘ntt‘n hum-II upon Illl‘
wordy. “III-m sinnvr Il-III‘IIIMII nun-II
I.” ml.“ Forty or IiI‘Iy Iirrmcn wcu
I'l'llll'r III tlII- Cllllrt‘ll ntId
Itzu‘e (hr IIIIIImI atlvimuu to tho prim-Ir
I-r‘n IIII‘cIIIIuunlicogrut Ivan-tiling. Nun-r
did we {l't‘l quri- llIlIIIi'rlnt‘Il wItII Illt‘
hidden npl‘lngs’ n! Ihl\\'t‘l‘ In lx- found in
the almost liercu and ll'rt‘n‘lsllblt‘ Illrt It
non: of unit Illt‘ ovnnqu-Iisu display.
II. Another Imnun In Illt' Ill‘l‘t'l‘b‘ll} III
groutcr (‘lllnllt‘lly and more cuIIIpII-tc
adaptation of mono: nul culls in I‘t‘ltl‘h
Ions nvrvices. Ul‘tuI tho IIl‘t‘Mlulln (“TI
Worship zIrv sIIII'vri-d to lwcumc n \Irur—
IIII-as to Ilvsh :unl apII'II by tho Iwruislrnt
NIIIIQIIFSS nml monotony by which tlIry
uni murkul. Evvrytlnng llllli In be
shaped to iIIr .Ivmuinl of Im-xornblo cunr
loin; Irnyrru lIuvI‘ :I tviulmmy In Immune
formal. iuuwrsnual. III‘2IIIII'II‘.II null powv
.Irlcse; .Illlglllg tll‘llnllt‘. \ .lel. and lllllllt‘d
iIItogt-tltcrtu u frw m-lm‘l punk! . :Iml
preaching strongly mporlliv. .KII por-
hnpanl‘tt-r Illu old Mylo ul‘ tIIrI-c Inuiu
III‘I‘IIIIIIISJlll‘t‘I' null-tIlVlhIUII and an :Ippli-
I‘lltlfill Ill Illltwnurls (If III-I‘MI‘IR lnIllII tihr.
munIIIiIIII-lulJIlItns -l'lII~sII‘;ll.pIIIIII-IIIIIII-
ml or Sl‘ll'IIIIllI‘ any wuhuut I'ilIIII Ir
puwrr. III .‘II‘. l’rnti's prrnvhing Illi‘rr I‘
aim Ilit'IIy. lvnrnostnvm nml: pun. I‘. m d
us t \t' rvsult lu- secures iIttI-utiou. Luvv
cm ol‘ the ornutn or l\*~IIIt‘tlt‘. glII‘gi-onsly
imposing or lluprr‘sslvvly (IIII‘I‘RIIII‘ may
m-t ho suited. Nt‘Vt‘l‘IllI‘lt‘n’n his t‘ll‘li‘llc
lIlt‘IhtliIr’I nun-III full of frcshucsa llllll his
to the Inultitudus. and his Iiwasugc guns
to men‘s hearts and couscwncvs with
the witnczu of the spirit. It would be
DWI-ll for pastors and pcoplu iuoro fru-
lpicntly to ask what is tltu vnd of this
mug. this rcuiling. this prayer. this scr-
mnn. “'onriness would not be so much
felt and cfiicivncy Would be grt-ntly in~
creased.
III. Another lesson is the necessity for
thorough going realism in all rrligioua
work and wurahi . in every cfl'ort to
bring the lost to C Irist nod to raise to a
higher devotion and larger unselfish-
nesu those who already know and love
Christ. Every part of the scrvioca con-
ducted by the two gentlemen is charged
with reality. The singer's heart is in
every tone: the preacher‘s voice rings
with the accent a conviction.
So it has been. we believe. in every rc-
vivfl the church of Christ has experi-
enced. Esscntinlly a revival Is 11 protest
and an impulsc. A protcst against the
formalism. stagnation, oppreasimis of
routin». and an impulse from the ever
{ulllountaiu of spiritual life and truth
to do old work with fresh life, and to
begin frenh work with the old truths.
Every true revivahst is a prophet call-
ing us to reality. to thoroughness of
faith and love and service. May these
brethren, by God‘s help. bring ever
church in this city buck to a vivid mi
in Christ and En gospel. and to an undi-
Iubsll reality in every word and work. and
thus to genuine emciency and Increasing
success. This indeed in the direction in
which we should look for their work.
Itisgladly acknowledged that there
are nanny men—some of them most.
parked—0t individulul benefit received
at meettngu. Numerous testimonies to
this eflect ire constantly being given.
But ouch a work a this has elects which
cannot be reckoned by numbers. It
send- a thrill of «mailman through all
thou Christin:- wbo sre uvliling them-
selm or its upcoial privileges, and we
know of runny instances where this ear-
nest thrill Is muting imelf upparcntiu
r rnyertulness and r ao-
tivi in Christian work. A tcr such a
ro g. quickening.nving time. it is
to ho bowd tbst every member of tho
diligent churches will ado t the earnest
worken’ maxim with I dl izonce never
before known—“Alwyn at it, and all
61“." "
—ooo——-——
muslin.
It. Josoph Cox and hull
mun" York. ’ '9'“
__________________________.______..._—————-——-—-—-~-..
Inn Killed.
Aunthor death on the thoroughfarche.
twet'h "A“ city ltnd Springwood—or as
Wt‘ plumb; any. on the railroad track. Mr.
John Slnttcry. of Stamford. brother of
of Norwalk. was killed
Inst Saturdnv afternoon on tho railroad
track near onroe nlrcet. Mr. Sluttcry
and wife had worn the day with his
brother at the borough. and returned to
this city. and as there was no train to
Stamford for nearly two bonny they do-
cidcd to pay a visit to Patrick Cofcornn.
near the Springwood bridge. On tthr
rcturn to the depot. Mr. Sluttery was
run Into lIv tlm onginc (III the 3 oclol‘k
train out 'of Now York. and instantly
kIIh-d. ’I‘Iw body was brought to the
depot. where a jury was enImeeIch who
viewcd it. and adjourned to Tuenduy
evening. when they met In Judge. Bou-
ton'u other. and heard the testimony of
the eugiuwr and others. after which
Ilwv found tho following verdict: “That
Mr.'JiIIIII Slnttery came to his death by
living rill‘llt‘k IIy Niginc No. III. of'tlw
t‘onsolulntvd I‘oud. wIIIcII lenvI-a New
York at 8 o‘clock p.uI.. arriving in South
Norwulk II! 4:20 p. III.. on l)t‘(‘t‘lllll\‘l‘ 93d.
w hilu walking Ull their track. I‘nusmg
death by fracturing his skull and oIhvr—
when IIIJuI‘ing IIiIII. Tho jury. from the
evidence. feel it tlwir duty to cxoncrutc
the ongiIIct-r “ The following niuuod
were IIIo jury: R. (I. Nolan. flll‘tlllltlll:
(I. C. Stub-Ion. clerk: (‘hnrlos ll. Stcvcna.
Hour A. Hoyt. Luwrcnco Cuvuuagh,
and olIn Ii. Ilnuton.
Patrick Sluttcry.
... . .,.. c _
'l‘lmo 'l‘ublo l‘lmuucn.
Conuncncing “'cducnduy. Doc. ‘27.
ISSL‘. the followmg limo tuhle clmngun
went into vilcct on tho (‘onnoliilnlvd
road: 'l‘lIi- 2.59 p. In. and 3.00 p. m.
trniIIi out of Now York will bv outmollv
(llllt‘d. nod Ieuvu at 2.50 p. III.. and run
an an nccotnniodntlun train to Now lln~
vmi. Thu 4 ~19 p. In. «cunnilnodution
tIaIII fur Sinuit‘ord. thut \vna tukcn IIII‘.
Wlll ho put on ngniu. nnd will lvnw Now
Yorkut 4.49 p. In.. and run us nu ma
cmmumlution train to SInIIII‘onI. Tllt‘
5.0“ p. In. train out of New York will
not sin I III “'illinnia liridgo or l't‘llllllll-
\‘Illc. ho 6.1:! p. III. Irnin out III Nt-w
York for l‘nI'IcIInntcr will run through
III SIuIIII’III'il. Thu II‘Illll [but now Hillllh‘
from l‘ortth-ntcr III 7.20 II. III. \\‘III nturt
from .N‘IIIIIIIIIIII. INIvIIIu Stumforil III
7.00m lll.. ill‘l‘lVlllI; Ill Now \Ill‘k unniv
us now. I‘ll“ lilt‘lll I-xprrsn that now
lvnws N.~\\ lIanI III. 7.00 o‘clock p. III.
Will Ionw III, 7.3.3 p. III.. and will urriw
in Now York IIt Illllll p. in. iIIntI-uil III
930 p. III. ’l‘III- Iu‘l‘iIIIIIIuIIlnIlIIII ll‘illll
that now Ivavvs HIIIIIII Norwulk III N330
p. In. for Now York WIII lI‘I\\1‘ III 7.4.3
p. m. illTI IIIIIIIIII‘H l‘lil‘llt‘l I. lIIIlI \\ Ill III‘II\I‘
Ill NI-w York at ll 33 p III.
0.. *‘
llcvlvul Sl‘l‘l‘ll‘t‘l.
Tlll‘ I'I\'I\'l\l Ht'l‘Vli'Ir‘ now III-Inn (‘ull-
ilIlewI by RM‘. 5 ll. l‘l‘:IIt Illlll .\II'. l‘l.
l“. MINI-r III IIII- II.I|III>I 'l‘IIIIuI'IIiu‘lv. t‘HII-
IIIIIII‘ to grow III IIIII‘I‘t'il. ()II lll\‘IIIlIIIllI
of RM“. .\II’. I‘IIIII llIi- Illt‘lllln‘l'rl i-I‘ Il‘II‘
Iirn ilvpnrtinI-III Ill IIII~ l‘II_\ » IlIIlII‘IlIIIll
III'I‘lII IilII'wnlIi-mlml lllt' ht‘l\ll‘|‘5 lust
SIIIIIIIIV crumb}: II‘ :I Inniy. 'l‘IIi-y IIIII
:Il IlirlI‘III’k lIuIIw :II.«I Tl'lIllll'I‘tl In llll‘
Munch. I. .III ll) I'llll‘f . Iiguui-I .‘ll'Ii.I\\‘
I'II Illnl - \ l'lllt‘l‘ ll. l‘l. IIIIII-I-I. .\« \‘ilx
perImuIy nun. uni-HI, .\Ii~ I‘l.IIk \\'III-
will up. “I‘ll tIu- wrvn'i-n by singing “llnll
iIII. (III llIIlIm Ill Film." \\'llll‘l| “’un‘ \\'III
III“ llllll lllt‘ t ‘IIII~:I;.;iI Ill!" III' IIII~ lllll :IIIII
l:IIIII~IIIi-«I l’. l'. II.I~.~«. 'l‘Iw Inlluwugun-
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Nu Ill le I}. Irv .m III~ llnlllll ~ In. I.'\l Illl ll‘.ll
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III. '. I‘Ii‘ Iliul.‘ .m ' IIII IIIII< \\ nl‘ lln.
II.-I. u thin) PHI \l‘I\I\lI lul ..:I.l I. .lIi-I
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«»II IIhIllu I. \ will IIIII III \I q .=.l
III» IIIII: quI \\I ~1Iu.
«nun-an
tunl I~ .- .I I. III.
l‘I‘uIrr wu> tIII~II ”III-I'M by IlmI
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'l‘II-I morning III'.I)‘I‘I Ill~‘vllll_».;n III lllI'
Ill-mining. lillultl Iniw III-cu \\'t‘ll Illlt‘lllll‘ll
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\YIII. J. L‘I'iiw l‘llh built ll now but“.
t‘huIlI~~ (lunlvr has his III'\\' lltlll‘ll‘ I‘ll-
t‘lunrtl.
Ill‘llly t‘asu & Hon huvv lIIII-Iy IIIIIII. nu
(Iynlvr culling hon-m (In the Hlltll‘t‘.
IIIbeItIIII‘II i‘lllllll‘t‘ll‘n curi‘iimc fuctulv.
lllldt‘l‘ tho IIIIIIIIIgIIIIIcIIt (If (leoruv \I'.
llryIIIII. IIiIvc lllllllt‘ Illlll tilllppt‘ll in Now
York tIIrve thousand curringv \\'llt‘l‘l.~"
IIIId oihvr work in proportion duringI the
punt mouth. Slcds. alvighs. vvlucipcdcu
and propellers also in InrmI nIInIIII-rs.
Tho owners oI tho slcnmcr. Doxlur
Cole‘s & 00.. have purchased a canal
barge for tho purpose of depositing shells
to be planted in the full. Those who
have no place to deposit aIIcIIl-I waate
many hundred dollars every year. The
Jupiter will he laid up in our llm‘llol‘ for
the winter. The most of the oyster buSv
inesa is done in the spring.
Christmas fentivnls mm were a failure.
—-exci-pt the usual gifts of cnndica and
oranges to tbix children. No enthusiasm!
no t‘lllt‘l‘lllllllllt‘nl l The storv of the
Risen Saviour was left out. '1‘ l0 pen llt‘
scam to huvo no Inn-rest. therein. ho
former Ieadcrs here have grown old and
lost their enthusiusm for the grand old
festival occasion. A goodly number of
our standard oystcnnen went; on an ex-
curslon or rather a survey of their sever-
al oyster plantationsI on the sound and
Long Island. making good use ofthe dc.
ligbttul weather byethiu trip on the new
steamer Jupiter longing to Dexter
Cole: & Go. The steamer proved to be a
fast. powerful snd every way convenient
pro ler for the heavy work of dredging
to cap waters and the speedy convey-
ance of her cargo. The found their
several plantations cove with oyster
seed. A few shells were brought home»
an a sample. some of which oontaincd
tour or flvo hundred sets.
MARRIED.
RAWOND—EVANS.—In this city Denembrr with.
b the Rev. Am Hill. W n: . Raymond sud
uttle V. Inns. both of t I city.
INE~JOBNBON.—ln Brook Dec. 25th Wil-
but n. Blue. uran- my, to m. n. llotui.
non. of Bmklyn.
BLAOKXAN—OAKS.—Iu Portchciter. Nov. 16th.
Wm ll. Blackmun. or lint Norwalk. and Man
tth. Och-.0! Nor-walk. . .*
MARVIN—MELL-vlu Norwullt. Doc. mu. lg Row.
8 ‘ mu.
. (1. Willord. o! Colcbeswr. William E.
LANEGIwEA’l‘HAWAY—In West Norwnlltmec.
8th ' J If (I
mono Steele lbsll. No
. .Wo on on. 3-0,.
. y urorwol
Staten Inlsud. to Ella J. Hathaway. 0! cat
Norw‘lk.
TIME - TABLE
Ottho N. Y. III. II. a II. B. It.
Whom-.13.
GONG m. GOING
us up.
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Am
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at
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0.
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lII‘lil .
pan. pom Ex.
Board of Belief.
Notice in liumhy‘sivcn that the Board of Relief For
the City or South . orwnlk. will moat on the First
Mondav of Jnnunrv next 1383. III 7 1’9 o‘cl at
ofllcn (If .Inco M. Layton. 65 Wuhln on atmt. far
IYII Immune n lwnring and dotormln n: all unwell.
on
f m the doing: of the (‘lly Assessor. null ring
and Idluntmg thc valuation on the list of I 1.
ROBERT ll. ROWAN. I Board 0!
WILLIAM W. CUMSTOCK.I Itcllul‘.
llccctnhcr Illut. 1882. at
S . Norwnlk Savings Bank,
Decembcr 27th. Iliad.
This Board of Unnngcrn of this bank hit“) this tiny
declared II uividend Io depositorn at the rate of tour
\«lI per cunt. Imr annum U! tho six months ending
JIIIIIIIIry l. UNI. payable on null Iiftor January lOtlI.
Illlt‘rt‘ll not drawn will hc rrvditvd to uccunut IInd
ilrnw Inlt‘lt‘r‘l trouIJnnuury IIII.
.‘ll .10 1N ll. KN.\I‘I‘.'l‘r\Ias.
" NOTICE.
LL PERSONS having hills against the Clty of
South Nurwnlk \IIII plwiw pron-III Ihc mum on
or III-furl: Dec Will. IIIIHL’. III
\I‘lLt‘UX. t‘lty Clout.
lists-til. El)\\' I N
S ' '
ocIety.
l)t‘t‘.(‘llllll‘l‘ Lllsl. 1 ‘ L‘.
Inrvrmt III tho ring of Fourth pr-r rvnt pur an-
IquI. for Ilw (‘III‘I‘I‘III nix Inunlhu “ill lll‘ l-rcdilcll Io
ilvpuailurn.IIIquIry II-t. lss‘ll. llllll mud to II)?!“ on
lllliI anl-r .IIIIIIIury lllth.
6352!. GEO. E. MILLER. Trivia.
OpcI‘n Housc. Norwulk,
F‘. W. MI'I‘I'IIEI.I..
The Madison Square Theatre CI.
Will pn-meui iIII urI-III Now \‘urk IIIIcci-au of lllnl
M‘IIMIII llw nxqulmr iIoIIIvHIc druinn
“ESMERALDA”
II.
III unngcr.
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tilili‘lll‘. a: III‘I‘M‘IIII‘II III IIII' Mlltlllillll SIIIIIII‘II
'l‘IIcuIrv for our J‘cnr
.\ Ill-nutll‘ul Illilllt‘!ll(‘ Love Story.
N'I'ZNM“ l\' inn'rII ('AIIHIINA AND nuns.
l'l'l‘lllllltl u llll ~pi~u MI Pl . III'I.\ {III rnI'II hit from
III. \IiilI-nn .Mpuiiv 'I'lu nlI'c
qun In III-IN .lnil i‘uumm I. ».
Popular Prioon.
Public Notices.
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III IIIr Nipru IIII‘ I‘nurl III Ill! M.II.- i-I' \ru lurk. III
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III‘IIIII-r~ "MU. IIn- IILIII “bruinl' IIII-y I’lIIIIII mi
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lu-mif r..rIII.~ I'I‘Iil‘lur! .Il' P‘llll ”min In MIIIIIII I
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:IrI~ liru-lly IuIIIIli ll llllll \"tllll'll Il|:ll ll 'I‘uuli
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lint. .I' ‘J .I‘. lo. I. IIIII’IIIIIIIII. for Illt‘ IIIIIIH‘IIILZ pur-
pimw, III “II In hr Il' III.~ N'\I'Illl ;IIIIIIIIil rqmrlu.
I.- l:\\ IlII‘ Main Town. \IquIIIIIg Illv-IIIIIIIIH III
IIII‘ rt IImIIM IIIIII lIIgImn) I2l\t'.'-. In Inskc llll upprn
IIIInIIuII for roimlr of high“ up for IIIvrIIrI‘I-ut your.
and In nIII-ulrr .‘Illll rim upon llll‘ Il\l\IIl‘l' iII llllllllll“
i«um: IIII-ticln‘llurn Io prm‘urv III-rimnilrl' hook! for tl
I‘l'lll'r'Il lllllt’\ In IIw Izlud n-coriln anhi- town and
I Iuw IIII nIIIIIi- ll' Iw II‘ lIIIll‘\\'ll. .‘IIIII If Ill'filllt‘tl vx‘
Imlu III III IIIIIIw Ilu- III“\‘I‘N~.II‘I u IpnIpIIIIIh-II llIt'l‘I“
IIII‘I :I'n.. llll' rmlu. ti of tin “and of school Vail»
nix Hill Inn Inn-In»: rm mil-r IIIIII llt‘l IIpIIII IIIII‘I‘
IIIIIII In r-Iulwlwh lllitl llIItllllllIIl II l'lIlIlII‘ lllL'll SI IIiIul
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III .I I lurk. \\‘iuIII.~iI:Iy I'\I'llllll.' .I.IIIIIIIrI Ilil Ill :13"
o'rlm k. NIIuI‘IIuy. .lunuelry IiiII. III ‘3 o \ lurk. \VMI
III“|l~I_\ I'\l‘IIllI‘.!. .IiIIIIIIIrI Illlh. iII ; li‘lll‘l‘lill‘k. \‘ul
III‘IIIII. Iltlll l‘llII. III ‘.' n I'lm‘k. \\'uIIuI-Ilny Honing.
.Iuiu .rI I;III. :II . IIII ..'. lurk SIIIIIrIIIII. .IIIIIIIIIrI
will Ill 2‘ u'. lurk. fur IIII purinmv of lmimu: llIIl
\lI‘ll'llnlIIlllL‘ HUI) IIIIII 'III 'Ippruh llllltll‘ III Ilw‘II IrIIIlI
Ilu III‘III;I'II‘I Ill" \ 'IIIl‘ llHIllll III Ilrllrl
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'l‘II .~‘\l.l. I’HIISIIXS IIIIvI-cv-II-d In tho willcniilz.
nltoriug. Illlll IIIy~iIIII III Willi-r levul. from
‘VIIFIIIIILZIUII uIrm-I Iu llinInnInI v-Irmvt. you nrc Info
by IIUIIIII‘II IhIII Illl’ Illlllt‘l’IltlllI‘tl. iIIniIIIi-nmml {rec-
Imldcrn of Illl! I-Ity. Illemntml ll\‘ IIII‘ noun): Itun‘or.
for Ihnl [Iurpomu wiI unmt (III \Vcdncnilny cvt'n II '.
JIIIIIIIIry TIII. Infill, III 7 o‘clock. III Iho (‘Ily Uuulwl
t‘IuIIIIIwr. In vuliumiv IIIIII npprnluc tIII- (lunatic-A or
twin-Ills. an Illt‘ who may he. nccruuu: to any pvrnqu
or pcrmuu from Illt‘ Inklnu of mud for tho public
use IIII III'un-I-Iud. or from much lnyvuut. wulcniug. or
fllll‘rllllilll M which plilrc Illltl Ilnw wi- wIlI lwnr nlI
Lilli‘lluh‘ in ‘IIIIl-rcut. who may ammu- ntul dunlrc to b0
card In rclnliuu thereto.
'I‘IIOMAS (IUI'EII.
(I. W. DA '.
CHARLES E DUTY.
t‘Ity of Smith Norwnlk. 0t. Dec. sum. 1883:.
Election Notice.
The City National Bank of South
Norwalk. Conn.
' ‘IIIIJ REGULAR ANNUAL M bZETINll of the
Stockholdurn of this Hunk. for IIID le-ntlon of
llll't‘t‘lm’ti for tho cunning yuir. will he held at the
blinking House. on Tuusday. tIIu mu any of Janu-
iIry, 188:). than I to 2 I in.
.1“ (III M. lIAY'I‘ON. Cllt'llltll'.
South Norwnlk. Coup. DISC. 9th. 1833. 6334‘".
I
At Cost
' -———THE——
Mvflt
J
ssn SIJIHI;
Will Sell Their Entire Stock of
‘u
MILLINERY.
At Cost.
,.
—FOR THE NEXT—
.9
30 Days
.--x~A - ..
I III
nu- t‘.
v... -_HW "mm
goons,
' 1‘ u--
A. Dickerman & Son’s,
39 \Vashin
Well, We Have 'I‘IIcIII !
AND MEAN TO SELL THE“
C ll L A I) .
I have jllr‘l rI-cI-ivvil ll Lin-gr Shirk of
liflllll' Furnishing [lauds
I-‘(Ilt 'l‘lIIv‘.
H o L I D A vs
silk Suspenders,
ALSI) F.\Nl‘\'
ONE IN A BOX.
Necktlcs. Scurfs. I‘ollnrs,
lIlIII (Will‘s.
IN I.llI€.\'l‘ \‘Alllli'l‘l‘.
l‘lu-l’)‘ I‘IINIIIISN' of no
Overcoat,
0 R U!" :\
Suit. of Clothes.
WILL llEl'l-IIVH A
Present:
GIIIIIIIIE Mala Tn {IIIII
M. :I'.'.).'3I.'V:i.s,'E
.‘I'llllll‘l‘u‘lllvl II ".1 1
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I
I
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Richard 'Welton,
Teacher of Ihe Voice and Plan.
lilisIlIliNi‘l‘.
2h “'0‘! .\ \'I'Ill|t‘.
I
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So. Nurwulli. H.
on It.
SIBIII‘II a. GIII Home III a
Line MIIIBY.
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F O R S A L E. .
IIHI'SR. IF .‘I Itiru nnnnI-Iu .l‘uu ._‘
. horw. “mums. Illltl I run. no“ In .I ._~, 'lllll
IIIIIIII two tl\‘.’\‘- of ground. III II II _-I. Miuv . I .III .
\tlllllll rlIuanI In Win-I ‘Ill'\\llll\. In“ II.m nu.-
liulf IIIIIIr‘udrIw from ”In III-pol l‘IIIIIlI \- In 13k
\"Ill lm MIIII \\IIIIII Illl‘ mum} I-I'NIIIIII-I Iuy
P‘lll‘ll ‘u I‘lOv-I- IIII c-Iuli‘ I‘m of III- p'III l'.l\ i III
l't‘llllllll on uiurtgngv ITIII II.I.- .I. .II.iI. “I
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\Iulk; lu-uw IIvnrlI now. III 2 . «I with I I :.IiI -
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‘ ‘ i ll ll Il\\'.\l\|\ll
nuns. (Rn-Ll
A
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II IIIII ml \ll‘t‘lllllll
So. Norwulk.
Sworn Slutcmcnt
(\I’ THE
Pruflls QIWIIIIIII
.II utuul IIII‘IIstIIicIIt (‘l uhs.
PIIIIIIIINIIT$3.151IIsnare
Sun: or ILLINHIS. (‘oi'xrv or
COOK. 88.
R. E Kendall. of tho firm of R. E.
Kvmlull A“ Co. Manual-rs «If (.‘lulI 13, be.
mi: duly sworn. on III-i until. fi:I)Ԥ IIInt
Ilw following 'l'ulll.‘ (I. so i‘nllllnlrslnns)
lnn‘c lIm‘II [mill In Illt‘lllllt‘l‘b III (‘itlll l3:
I‘mIIIa fur Juno ucrc ‘47 per
l‘t‘lll. pvr nIulI‘v. (II‘ $9.70
I’I‘IIIils for July won- 5‘ pI-r
(‘NIL pI-I' nllllt‘t‘. III‘ mill
i'll‘lllh IIII‘ :\ll_‘.!|l.\l \\‘I I‘t‘ll‘.‘
Ilt‘l l‘I'IzI. lu'l‘ LIIHI‘I‘I (Ir ll 20
l‘nIIih In: S-pli‘mlwr wow
it‘ll per «mm. IN'I‘ rilllllt‘. or ii
I‘ndila I'III' ()t‘llllu‘l' \‘ I-re 3.";
pcr um. I“ r .illlllt‘. III'
l"‘IIIl.~ II I‘ Ill'nl “It‘ll III Nu-
vi'IIIIIcI‘ wore (i pvrvcul.
It‘l‘ filluI‘l‘, III‘
l‘.I III- for M‘I‘utld \VFI'L‘ in
N .\‘I"Illwt‘ WI'I‘IIS I‘I'l‘ I‘I‘Ill.
I" I' .‘llilFV‘. III‘
I'uIIiIn for ”Uni Work in No.
VI lulu-r worn 7 pur cont.
g-I-I hllill‘t‘. or
l‘mlilw I‘I‘l‘ IIIIII‘III \vi-I‘k III
NuvrIIIlII-r \\ vru Illa pri'
I‘rill. par nlInI’v. .Ir
'I‘ntnl pI- Iiu nrllluh Ill .‘lllll‘l‘
.lIIm- Int arc ‘2th put \‘l‘lll.
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II. E. It “NIL-I LL.
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l~l day (If lll‘t‘l‘llllll‘l'. .\.Il.. I‘NQ.
H. s] MARQI‘IS l..\'l‘ll.\.\l. NI-Inry I‘ull.
1.36 )I mun~ SI . (‘.II. Inifirillv. t‘IIII‘ugu.
l‘.:I'I Ill Inns. Hindu IIIII'IIII: Ilw l.I:.t «Ix
manila. n IIIKIIII of mm pcl‘ com" or
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We call attention to our Choice Assortment of
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