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Ww-m “\ \hln city. Timothy. Drummer
m I3 \ha P “which. Jr
was}. m‘lt I’MK
m 1". (lohnlts. JR . n «a born in Mil‘
M Pit. County. Pom“) Innis. A ugust
“£833. He wm the secmul mm of
“It F. 3nd Sumn V. Golden. Ills lint
“I.- experience was .m clmk In the
stow of R. M “awn”. But}. at
v Cove. Long Blind. «III the hush
"Claims and l‘l’llh‘lpl'N which \VIN
imputed upon him u llll this association
served him well through all III» IIfe,
fitting him the careful and Com '::>II~
“on! business mam that h- was. 1113
next business coumuuuu was with the
arm 0! Robbins. (Killmun & I‘m. of 110
Midway. New Yorl: cin. lllllkll'll'm
“jobber: of fancy guixl‘ and Yankee
' notion. when he rI-uminml {or about
Cl! yours. and which l’m le‘t to take
charge of the renewal department In Ibo
. home office of the Knickenmckei‘ Life
Instance company. at 23'.) Broadway.
New York city.
Four years ago In» it'll this company
Ind became a purtnvr iII lllc firm of (LII.
* den Brothers. proprietor»: of this paper.
‘ On his life since he became n resident of
khls city the best couuucnt Is the mineral
“teem in which be “I‘ll; held nan citizen.
[loving made friends of all with whom
aunt u yum l
“ . he bad business and social relations.
Tohkmemory as a brother we can
odd only that in his clomcstic relations
he was devotedly filial and affectionate,
—-hisobject and ambition living to lighten
the burdens. and contribute to the Imp-
piness of all with whom he was con-
nected. He was a true son and brother.
sndaman in the fullest sense of the
term.
In this connection. we would. wore
. language at our command flilt‘qunlc. «x.
preos the appreciation of his family of
the many acts of kindncis and sympathy
extended by friends. To the Masonic
fraternity—of which he Iv.“ :l lllclllllt r—
lnd which so considerutcly Iiml Hill-ct-
ively tendered their kind mucus : to the
officers and managers of llIL‘ lrun Simm-
boat company. and their gcullemclllly
agent. Mr. “I'm. Thorn, and the cilia-rs
of the “Pegasus“ for tho \‘I-I'y grrut i-IIII-
venieuce of conveying llII‘ rI-muins dm-«I
to Glen Cove. the Mac-2‘ of their iIIIvr-
meat, they feel a debt of grullllltlv’ that
they are totally unable I l I‘IIIIVI-y 111
words If thanks. or repay in any III.III~
net. andi can only pray that lllt')’ may
each and all find friendship :I~‘ kind and
tubatantiul in every sorrow uznl trial of
life; for the consolation III‘ lllt‘ touching
and appropriate service lt‘lltli'r‘fkl by Mrs.
Clark “'illson and other kin-l l'I'inIIIla :It
the landing at Glen (MW. and lllt' III:IIIy
other marked tokens of reg-'pcct for the
dead. and sympathy {or II:.- III ing. II...)-
would. if they Could. cxprI-s.‘ their full
sppreciation. but the will must lu- mkcn
for the deed.
—
Mr. John I". Holden. \‘lll‘ of Eli" uh-
tors of the South .\'.II-w.I1k MATH...”
died at his home in that Iniy hut Tum-s.
day evening. lie II.I.I horn in I...”
health for some tlmc. ll» Wu“ 0:.c of
three brothers who took lIIllIl (Milk-~193-
TINEL some years. ago \\‘lll‘ll It “as
ltruggliug for all cxiwvncc. and how
made it one of the bcst \Vk‘l‘lilth in the
state—Hartford I’usz‘.
John F. (lillilvn. J11. I‘lle of [lll‘ pro.
prietors of the Suuth Nurwnlk. II‘I.: >I-..\
TIRE]... died at his llillll-‘ lll Sluth
Norwalk one day this wcclt. He “‘11“
for mangoyearsa clerk in llll‘ storc III‘
R. M. wne. this village. {Hill was
always known as an hunvst. industrmus
and capable man. His funeral takes
to-day {muf‘his brother‘s residence
on Dosaris Lane, at 1 P. 51,—(Ilen L‘ove
Gazette.
Mr. John F. Golden. one «If the editors
of the South Norwalk SENTL‘JEL. died at
his home in that city lust Thur-«luv cvcn~
- lug. He had been in poor is: :IltlI fur
come time. About a. you ngn hw \I'vnt
to Florida. where. he rcszim-Il sonic
mouths. hoping that a cIIIIIIgI- of ('llniulc
would prove Beneficial to him, but this
”‘ JM to be. llc WIN ()llt‘ of llll't‘t‘
them who took hold of tho Nusrixm.
”me years ago whcu it was struggling
totanexistence. and tlmir I-Itr'rgy llllll
verance has mndl- it one of [lip 1m:
weeklies in the State. (Inc ul tho broth-
or: retired from the firm :Ilmut III-II
years ago. will Wt'nt I.» Luv. 31;...”
where he established lll" (llwIIII-I‘. The
remaining brolllt‘rltllle ll‘fI le‘IIIc In
the manutgemrnt uf Ilw Sl-ZX'I‘INlTL. —
‘- Bridgepor News.
E
The funeral of John Golden. J12. lll'lll
of Golden Brothers. proprietors of the
South Norwalk Saxrxxuu who died on
Thursday. Dec. 28th. in IIIe 45th year of
usage. took place from his late rcsi»
deuce at 7:30 o‘clock Friday evening.
' «Rev. Anita Hill officiating. Deceased II:IIl
haualong time in Iailmg health. and
hat winter went South hoping to region
it. Ho returned with hope. but conaumih
“on III a deceptive disease. and when
qmptoms were fairest. Ihu Dreuil Men’-
mgor was nearest. Saturday morning
a; Wmmuius, accompanied by relatlvrs
undudelegation from Old Well Lodge.
to which deceased belonged. were taken
”Glen Cove. L 1.. the Iron Steumlmut
Gummy havma kindly consented to
I30! tho ' us to touch there. and
w buried {ll St. Paul‘s (Episcopal)
mm. In that town. As the luner~
d wuleavmg the boat at Glen
“V9: l'. and Mn. Clark \Villsou and u
. ' . numberon board the boat hung in
WW9!” matter. “Shall we gather
“waver.“ It was a very tomhing
ttotha many pamgers on the
‘11?an for New York—Normal:
“if; 1m mange at at; John F. Golda
,r.. a ran Golden Bins“
m and Ihllsliera at the SESTISEL.
illicl v'l be mall to learn of hi
, “‘th Wham at. his home it:
993:;th “$9“:th “ling?“
. _ been MN ea or
. «ism unlined with
- ”warm;
» . . wn In
'_udhr tum him health had
. ..- i vellum Martin to:
hmfimm am. I t
ml Wmmm kiln
“obligate w bushing.
u Ill unallfquigtpnu mus
In v so my kind and
I mammal“ that lie
7. too mom.- ut Mend:
‘3“ “wow minimal. 11::
[unit out all bulge. F
l. of tilt city. at: mare place
.93th n.1‘lie
won last hid“
on Main
mm mflhlfil b
= w when to Glen
hum
kindly wanted the stricken hmllvthal
they would math u limiting III Glen Dow
(or their mmmlntion. and
tho oflrr want «mental. . . llim
from OH “‘0“ Lodge. A. F. & .\. . .. of
which arousal w.“ a “tender. will in,“
mmpnuy the Nmaina to their but man
infiphn‘o.
r. Golden was a man who mmlo and
Ruined friends whcwyer he went. and
he will bc greatly mused by all who hml
the plenum 01 his acquaintance.
Tim is the thin! IlNllh that has 00'
curred in the family since they moved
to South erwalk. and lIvnrll'ell cxprvw-
ions of: symxuithy are hoard ull mw-ry
s'de.-.\'vrw;;1k Hour.
Res-om I Inns: of Thank u.
ULII Wuu LO'IIIII: Nu. 108. F. d: A. M.
South Nuiwulk. l‘I. JIIII. 2d. A. L. 5‘53.
A. D . nun.
\"HEREAS. On the occasion ol' the (lt'lll ll
of our lamented brnihcr. JOHN F. (l-Ililcn.
Jr . thr- lrun SII-nmlmut I ‘IIIIIIIaIIy of Now
York cxII-IIIlI-Il In the {um-ml I-sI‘III‘l of
our Iieimnml brother. thc must friendly
courte~y llllll geucrnuu kindness. Hiking
IlIcIr lmul I'lll of her llalllll course to
transport the bully zunl lls escort. In
(lieu Cove. 1. 1.. llllll
VVlll-thllA'a'. Brothcr F. (‘. DRAKE. the
SI-I‘I‘Htury. IIIIIl lli'nlhcr \\'Il.l.1.\.\l 'l‘IIHIlS.
Ihc 'l‘rz.\'I~lIIIg .\‘,.‘.'"lll Ill suul \‘IllllllJllY.
III:IIIlfc-.~Iml by “urtl IIIIIl Ilvcil IIIIIl ‘in
va-I'y pmsihle way lllt‘ll‘ l'I'IIch‘IIIIl i‘IIcl-
mg and friendship for IIII~ luulge. us
wvll as for HlII' llUlll‘lllt'il lIrIIlllI'l‘. IlIIrIIIg
lllt‘ Ims.~:Ign to (lll'll (‘Il\'l‘. IIII-I'I-I‘IIru III- II,
It'vooluil. 'l‘lIIIt IlIc must hcurtlcll
thanks of Old \Vcll Lodge. No. 108. of
South Norwulk. be. null Ihe Rllllll‘ ure
hereby temlcrcd to thc Iron Steamboat
Company. of New York. and In brulhcra
F. C. DRAKE. und \\'11.1.l.~\.‘1 THORN for
all the courtesy. kindness and syIIIIIIIIIIy
so generously extended by them toward
this Lodgc on the occasion «If t'm- fIIncrIIl
«If our llllt‘ lIrIItlII-r. J-IIIII l“. ”which. Jr.
It‘l'SU'l'l‘t’. Tllllt IlIc Such-wry lII‘ Ill-
alrucIeIl to furnish II copy of tIIvI-‘c rum
IIIIIuns Io Brothers DIIAXIS Imil TIIIIIIN.
of the Iron Stcattiilimtt (‘IIIIIIIIIIIy. of Ncw
York. [fiignI-II] (‘IIMIIITTEIL
()blluury:
.\1.\Il'l‘l.\' Inn-2s.
Marlin liatcs. an HM and wealthy Incr-
chum. of New York city. (lll’Ll at his home
in llit‘erilulc-on the-Hudson. on Monday
morning. Mr. llutes was horn in lim—
ton in 18H. At an curly age he wvnt
Into business with lll.‘ l'uthcr. IIII Impur-
(er and dealer in furs. The busincss was
I‘slilllllillt‘d about the‘ chin) '1f the llll'vil'
IIIIIoIIIIry war. lllltl is sllll conducted III
Bil-Ion by Mr. lluics' llrnllll’l'. IIIIIlcr Ihc
lllllllt' III" .\l:II'1III lI:ItI 5' Sons.
Mr. Hahn Went In Now ank about
thirty yI-ur“ ngn, lIllll I'Slllllllfilll‘ll a lum-
lIt‘hh sxlIIIlIIr III that c-IIIIlIIcIul l-\ llln‘
{llllli‘r in ”union llc lI.IIl l-ceII ucinclv
I-IIgngi-Il In this up III IlII- llllll‘ of his
tlt'll‘ll' although loi' IlII- lust lwuycura lll'
llzul l)t‘t'll III fcclill- lII'llllll. lll‘ wu» cIIII-
llt't‘lt‘d WIIlI (-IlIcI‘ lIuaIIst cute-rprlscs
in New York. being II (llrl‘l‘lllrilr (llI‘
.SIIIL-ricun Exchange XIIIIIIIIIII llzink.
which llllslllllll llt' llilll lll'lil for IwI-IIIy-
livc years. :I II‘IIsII-o III‘ llll‘ MIIIIInl l"II‘I|
lll~lll'811t‘l' l'.IIIIp;III_\'. «If lllt‘ (‘I‘llll'lll
THhL I‘IIIIIIIuIIy IIIIIl nch-Iul In.“ llllplil'l'
:IIIt I'OIIcvrIIs. lll- \\';l.< nun IIf 11w x- I'IgI-
II:Il IncnrpIII‘quI's IIf lllt‘ ('l‘llll‘lll 'l'IIhl
(‘uIIIpuIIyz llI- i'IIIIIIIlml ('lll’lsl I'lIIIIcII
:II Riy‘chlulc. and :II the Univ of lll~
death was now «II' ”In Vt .~lr_\'. llr was :It
illi‘ head of llll‘ firm of )1 Hit” ll lll"~. .lI'.
(S: (‘-I.. (If this city. which t‘llllIlllt‘lll‘l’Il
husme» lli‘l‘!‘ IIlIwIII llIrccymIrh ago Thu
llrIII cImsIalI-Il «If Muilin llilvs. .l (l.
lllvllluilll. null )lIIrlIII l'mlcs. .lr 'l‘III-
fuclnry III lllls city II.I.~ 1mm. I‘ll-3.11 IIIr
two (in) :3. ’I‘lll‘ \"lillll“.‘lll‘ 1:2II III.IIIIIlUII--
IIII'crs. (ll‘lllt'r‘ lll lmllcvix' II IIIII.IIIIg~ llllll
fur Ill-:Ilci's I-l NI-w \‘wIk. Illi‘l III llIv‘ M
Nicholas llnli-l. )‘I-slrr-luy.itlII-I‘v l-- 11 g
.IvI-r II lzllIIIll't‘ll pl't‘.‘l'lll.—£lllllll\\‘llll'll.
will Ill. I‘I'slII-I‘l for Mr. ll'll1‘>‘ Li)llll\('
Mn 11' llll~lllv".‘ 11: day. llllll In lllll‘lIil lll‘l
{IIIIII‘alIII lll.‘l.|ll‘lll11ll~' llIH :II’I-‘I‘Iwmn.
.‘ll'. lliltvw lv it II till-lull) \llllll'l :II .I\I-I'
$'I.Iltil.lul*'. Hm I‘IIIIIIuI lull; lllill‘l‘ :II
lIi— lIL‘llIt‘ :II lilI‘I-ril:II.-. (Inlay. III 1.13
Inm. .-\ lllllltllt‘r (If lint III'IIIIIIII'IIII’I-h‘
Ml lIIisI-.Iy lIIIVI‘ IIIL-IIIlail llll' IIIIcI’.I|.
.‘Ill'. llzlliw hil‘ldllli II II IIIglI rlIIIIIIcII-r lnr
lllllll“l)'1ilill|!Ils‘_’lll_\.:lllll “ah lllIlYt'l"
Hill) t‘fill'l‘llll’ll 11y :Ill who knew llllll.
.\'ut\\'llli~'l;I:IIlIIIg lIh lIu.~y nivrcanlilo
l.l'c. lIc lll‘VkllJ Il II largo llllllllllll ul’ llllll‘
and money to various llt‘Ell'VIlll‘lIL outcr-
IIrhI-s. IIIIil IIIIIIIy le‘I‘ llll’y. III Ihi-l city
and elsI-th-riu who WIll I-VI-r hold him
in kind rvIIII-IIIlIrzincv for Incurn recI-II‘I-Il
:It hi~~ lIIIIIIl-. A lurgu- IIIszy \I'Ill Iiw up
to call him lvll‘ssl‘ll. fur IIII- help IIIIIl
('lli't‘l' lll‘ lIrIIIIglII IIIIII tin-Ir llillllt'a‘ IIII«l
ll\t‘~. A gmnl lllllll hus Inward uwuy.
IIIIIl :I long Jill I II-III‘II‘. lIl'c l-i I lllll‘ll.
Ruin-11m" on the lm-rcuw III
Inc Liquor 'l‘rulllc.
IL'JI'IIII‘ SILN'I‘leilg—Tlu- :IEIII'IIIIIIg iII~
t‘l‘l'uau in the usu of IIchIlIIIlIc :Irnl IIIIIII
llllulll‘i iII Ilizs I-IIIIn1I‘\'.:IfII-I' :Ill Ilu- If-
llll‘L\ tn slllllll'cr‘: I'lllll I'I-hll‘ll'l II. In nlIIm II
by the ~1I11>lic< of llw lzisl I‘mngrcss. is,
It .N'I'I'lll." I I luv. com-lump IIgIIIuI .Ill
I'III‘IlIcI‘ lt",_'I~l:IlIIlli on thI- hllll‘lv cl. fur II
13 II aw two w. llll III III II II IIII~ :II'tII IIII'
[I‘ll‘l'IllIIl.lI'1‘I'.lr|‘llII‘ll'fllllI' III III! III ml-
.‘illli'x‘ wlIIclI lIu‘u :IIII lllllll‘il ll] [Il‘lrlllllll
urn-uric: Ila UN‘. IIIIII'I l‘filll'l'lJlly \\llll
that Chi» which I'll“ lcurl :IIYIII‘Il ll. :IIIIl
against which the IIrIIlIiIIIIIII'y laws lll‘t‘
iIIthIdeIl IiIuI'I- II:II'licII|III"_v LII operate.
1 have not such any hlltllhllcs of Ibis
town. will It is not IIuI'I-.~.~.:Iry for any (Ill-
xerving IIqu to 886 then to satisfy him
that it Costs more to “In tho liquor sir
luous. and other places \\ here the ”milk
Is cirrud on. than it docs to run all the
churches of the town. and if any one
hilnllld tell me that it was twice Ils'much
InlquIII not dispute it. but I “'11 furilwr
convinced in my conclusions by con»
II‘II‘Iin-g what I have wilni‘a'sul in llllri
country with my cxpcrh-nce and ohm-I"
vnizuns in other countries where l resided
many years; where there has never been
any attempt to restrict its use; where
there is. no excise duly; and only a small
import duty. where liquors :Ire IIIanuluct-
tired in great quallllllt‘s. and of so litIIe
value that they come within the reach of
all: and although in almost universal use.
the instances are so rare of its being lla‘t‘ll
to «wows. It might wnh propriety be will
that it is not done.
The statistics of the last census show-
ing the number of liquor saloons in those
States where the Winn-st and most stren-
uoua elicits have been made to prohibit
the trailic. III computismi with other
states With apimxxunaw populations.
where there has never been any logisti-
tion at! the illhjwl, an} it striking 9mm
manta” on theiu'uluhuury laws which
have been enacted in the humor. The
amulet Alain» has hall a wxliihilm‘y
llquurlnw thirty uue wars: It was Ihe
lh‘st tale to ma , _ Ihitorylmr.cniw
manly culled “frhe mus have.“ and yet
In 1880. weanling to the man: lemma.
therewero $30 wail liquor Fatima in
that Stale._or one loamy ’I'ill inhabh
lama. while in \Vel-II Virginia. whom
there but! hover been m r leaialatisna on
the puhject. therein «my our) to every
sill lllhltllllhllbl. Ami tho wholmle liq‘
nor dealer: In Maine are nearly (1 mile
the numlwi‘ nt those In West ‘ininin.
New Bunnwhiue with a imliibllory law.
him on mail liquor deli era. or one In
every an; Inhabitants. while Florida. the
cum in palm o! ulatlon. and witli‘
out In v prolilhlmry aw. has on 487
retail eulera. or one to are in~
huhitmm. Llnmclmsetu. wh ch. next
to Maine. him would the moat stringent
Iowa to suppress the "attic. and was the
wand state to adopt them. has 7.9%? n!-
tull duleru. or one to every 344 Inhibi-
unashwhtle North Carolina. without my
ht tory law, has only 1.075 rat: I
52.19", or one to every 708 luhubihnta.
Gompuisons might be nude batman
other States equully lnvldious. but these
on quite euoughto convince the most.
ukeptio-l that prohibitory law: ore inef-
fecunl to coerce men into the wayu a!
mwmfi iBy ouzflliiquor ilegulat‘ ion,
a mpoui t or mpraotlcop
hillty of enforcing the loan. the respect
0! the people torullluwlua been mutt!
wacky-nod. . I an convinced. tbmtore.
tint It a} regtrlottou- In the sale our] use
of intoxicating liquor: should he rev
moved and the mackftufreeu‘in
01 "to. u l: in In :1! other
would be lea int-amper-
ic now. And how train-
.to every
til! accuracies
cannula, there
author: the}!
tall; mmgmmm
man man who mmmm
h .nnmaothk ‘ “
Adam. in the Gordon of New. Tho
awful injunction of God to him. “hr in
the .on that thou mm "moot tlmu
shall Imwlv dim“ dill not mtmin him
from pundit“: of the forbidden t‘mm
and It IIIIII bun no from that My to the
“coil“ with all the mo )le of tho earth:
It more .litlly la 1 III the one with
the poo Ile I thle country. whom hen“
than in Imlommincedom of the per-non.
I‘wedom of conscience. freedom of speech.
and Indeed in everything efl‘ecting hi:
iIIlIcnmI rights and privileges.
Restrictions and pmhlblmry laws cre‘
ate and imcnall‘v th‘o dcsire. If you for-
bid II child to do that which he secs his
IIIIIVIIIIIII u doing. he is much more likely
to do II when out of nightlhnu if he had
not been forbidden. ll has often been
utlchIII-d Io mukv converts to Christ by
ntulutcn enforced by police regulations.
Even the sight of the umkeaud the fugut
uclilom restrained Incn from proclaim-
ing the ll‘lllll! of Christianity during the
dark «grin. whcn the church had fallen
into such gricviouI-I errors. and was IIl-
lnwml to exercise the functions of the
(‘l\‘|l gnu-ruiueut to enforce its away.
The r‘t'l‘llll‘llllllslll of ammo of the temper-
IIIIce mlvocuum of tho III‘escIIt day is us
mulch! and uuremnnuble llN tho scu-
IIIriIIIIiuIII of thc churchuwn wuu one
lIIIIIIlrI-Il ycnrx ngu. Them in II large and
very influential chi-III. many of whom
wore burn in IlIuaucouIIII-iea where there
has never bccn tiny Iitlcmpt to restrict
the use of liquor. who use “'lIH‘ IIIIIl
IIIIIIIII‘ lIIIlIiIIIIIlly. who lll‘lll‘VI‘ll ianecvs
sury In llll'll‘ comfort if not to llll'll‘
lll‘llllll. lllltl who I‘cgul‘d IIll llUI‘lllle to
restrict lllt‘lll lll llli'll‘ llflt' us unjust and
tyruuicul. If It iI mull“ II crime to sell
liqunr IIIII huyvr \I'IIIIlIl llc morally purifl
cc'ps crinu'm'a if nothing more. Therefore.
com IIIlsnI‘y lIiwn having been thoroughly
trim and found to be ineffectual in re-
strulniug men In the lntt‘lll‘lr‘l‘lllt‘ uw of
liquor. why not try the I-ll'I-ct ol' tolera-
IIIIII us in religious IIIIIIteI‘a and this force
of example and moral nuusion. "
_
I’I'um the "utter and l-‘Ilrrlm'.
\VlIcII the humor is at work. Hiya IIII
I‘Xi‘llllllgi'. lIuin often caught ”upping.
Nut much. just Ill III'I‘MHIL
(‘ml‘ut 8: KIIIIIIII.'GG (lrectwntrcI-lJInve
I'IIIIIcI' I-xI-clleil tlwInsclwu in llIcII‘ IIIIIII~
pics for tho spring ll'lltll‘. Iind IIrI- Imw
sIIIIWIIIg some III llIc llIII-nt huts. llUllI in
stleIIIIIIl quality. lll IlII- llllll'kt‘l. The
new Hl\'lI~.~< are of IlIcIr own Ill-reigning.
flllll “'1” ho controllcil by tlIvIIIsvlvcs.
'I‘III-y lll‘l‘ ucut. tasty. and hobby. ’l‘lIeIo.
wuh ollwr IIIII'eltIcs lll‘t‘ ready for In-
HIIm-IIIIII by the trade III the I-IIlcn'I'ImIII.
JII-I. .\. Volli & to, South Nurwulk.
I‘IIIIII., lIzI\'I- cxpvrII-IIci-Il \‘I-ry llllll‘tll
lhu nluck limes of which (Illll‘l' l12Illl‘l'fi
llilVl‘ c Illllllllllll‘ll. us llll‘ll‘ Unlt‘l'fi lune
I'Illllt‘ lll. III II almuli .‘ll't‘ltlll. 'l‘hc hula Ill
llll‘ I'IIIIglI \\ lIIclI IlII-y IIIIw sI-ll lll‘l' IIIIIIIIIg
llll' lII'al lllltllllllll‘llll'l‘ll. IIIIIl llll\'|' tleInII
III-II WIIII the ll'lllll‘. It Is this Illlt’llllllll
of lllI‘ llrIII when I|II~y gI-I IlII~Ir llI‘lV
biIIlIIIIIg IiIIIalIcIl. In lllllnll llltlfillll'llllfizll‘
.IIII. but “'1” not (llN‘ilIllllllll‘ IlIcIr III-Igl-
lllll llllbllll‘flfi of I‘IIrIIIslIIIIg llllllll‘h lll Iliow
who lll‘hll't' Io lllllrill and [run their onu.
The l‘llllllllllll'l‘ (Ill (‘wIIvIct 1.:Illur of
llII' llIII l"l|lhil1l‘l‘rl‘ AssIII-Iuliuu III-III IWII
.Ir IIII'I-I- IIII-I-Liugze IlIIrIug llll' Illlhl llIIllllll,
:II Ulli‘ Ill \\‘ll|t‘l1 l'Illl‘ll‘lC llIII'IIIl. J‘hsl'lll-
I-l) III:III~I~lI-c[. “us III'I‘M'III. IIIIIl gIn'c lIIN
x I: \\ ,. :II cIIIIsIIII-I‘IIIIIII IIIIIgIII Illl llll‘ lllll‘h‘
[III]! Ill I'IllIVli'l lulmr, llllllll‘lhlll'l‘ll llll'
(‘lllllllllllll‘ lllill IIIIIIIIIIg \Inuhl III- In“
IIIIIlIIlII' \lll lIlrI [Hill It) m-I‘lll'l- llli' [ulsellgil
III'II hill at IlIc (‘IlllllIIK hI'I-‘slllll of ”11'
lI-gI~IIIIIII‘I- which \\’IIlllll I-ilI-I‘III Illy prw
IvI-I IlII-III from ('HIIVH‘I I‘dlllllt‘llll‘lll. unll
.‘l'l‘lll'l‘ In IIII-III III Ilw future ull thi-
l'lifilllw I‘lllll prII'IlIgra III IyIIII‘lI us IIII III—
IiII-Iiy 11w} “our I‘lllllll'll. Mr. Burns
ill.\ I :IusIII‘I-Il LlII- I'IIIIIIIIIIII l‘ l|::II llI‘ II'IIIllIl
l'IIlrili‘lJll‘lllllln‘llllll“lt.\ll'l1l\\'|lllc\lr.
I‘lI IImI. \\ lIII hull chutgi' III' llw lllllll'lh‘
II.II I.I.~I 3.. “In“. :IIIII \\ I.” will lll‘il III'I. III
lll" ~;III.I~ I it‘ldclly IIIII .IIg llIc hl‘h‘lilll III'
INN;
ll, ‘.1 \\'III'I-lI-I'. IIIIIIIIIf.II‘IIII'I-I'IIl'lIIIlII'II'
II Ila. \\lIl| l'nrnII-Ily I'dll‘li‘tl (Ill llH‘lIII'hH
llI .\'I~-.\.Irl.. N. J.. but who lll lllllli‘lllél-
lIIllI I-l' gII-IIII'I' lllllIgH l'I‘llIlIVl'll IIH fuc-
InI‘y III l'llll’llll‘lll. N. .l . IIIIs lll‘l‘ll I'III'I'I-Il
III ~main-nil (llu‘l'.lllnll~. MI.
lll\" lll‘lll\ IlllH‘ll‘. |Il:lIl.'l‘.\ll'1“"\'l‘ III'I‘IIII
IIIIIIII a ll) Illt‘l‘l llii‘ I'xInI'lul l.II'gIIIlI--
III..I:II IIII' lllllllli'll hula. .IIIII lllVI th'll IIll
llll' IIIIIIII-y lltl Imam‘smwl III llllllillll;: :IIIIl
IIIIIclIIIII-II. SI-wrll. linlt‘lx‘dll & I'u.,
\\ l‘.\) hold :I l'llIIllI-l IIIIlllglltiI' I'III' $JJJ'IIU,
fIII'I-I'lIIm-Il IlII- ~IIIIII', lllltl lli"
I‘HIIIlIlislnIII-IIt nIlel III hlII-I'Ill": r111.-
(Ill llll‘ ITIIII IIu-II. .\lI'. \\'IIIII~lcr has llL‘li‘Il
III II \vry IIIIIIm'IIIIII- llllllllll’l' tlIIIIIIglIIIIIL
lll.‘ lI'IIIIlIlc-a .‘IIIIl III I'I-IIMIIII- I.cI- lli'H
nila‘
lII~ l'l'l’lllllll'fl. III] III' whom will lllll lIIIII
lo IIIIIkI- :I 111‘“ hllll'l. 'l‘lII‘ lint lrmlc chI
l'l'Clll)‘ \\'I.~|I II >lll‘l‘lly IIIleIslIIII-III IIl' ul-
fIIIh I'lllll I-\'I-ry :III'chs I'ur lllt‘ flllllll‘.
TIII' Win-vim was lorIIII-I‘ly IIIHIIIIIII Nor-
wulli.
(a‘uu-I'nur “'Iillc.~'- Inaugural.
'l'llI, IIIxxizl‘TIcI'T l.ltliI‘~‘l.:\'l‘l'lllZ mum.»
17.111) .\.\'ll 'I‘III: III..II'II II.II.1.II'I‘
oL'us‘rIuN r51~'.'l“l‘l.1£1l.
’I‘III- I‘IIIIIIucIIcul chlslulurc was or-
gumyml yvsIcI‘IlIIy by llll‘ cIIIIII-c of Rob-
l‘ll (Hui. l‘I'I'sIIlI-III pro ll‘lll. (II (“V SI-II-
“II‘. .llill (‘II:II11-~ l’. \VIIIIIIIIIII'y. clerk.
llllll llll‘ I'll-I‘ll'lll ol' I‘lIIII‘lu-l ll l’IIIu.
5...»;II.I-r‘ :IIIII llillll‘lll (l. l’x-I'liiim llllll ll.
\V. Hugo. Ull‘rl‘lK of tho llillIM'.
(lIIchIIIII‘ \\':Ill-~I' “11:; I-SI-III‘IIIII III the
SIIIII- llnun’c III 12:30 o‘clock by ”It“ (lov-
I-I'IIIIr‘s llorw IIIIIl Foot Guards. of Hart.-
i'onl uIII-l Now Haven. cIIIIIpI'ISIIIg four
t'lllllllllllll’rl. Owing to II IlIscIIssion in
IIIe “mum of llvprescuIIItI'VI-I-I, howevcr.
on at resolution to \‘IIliIlIIlc all votes cast
by legally qualified clcctors. which was
lllllllly [revised and concurrml III by llIo
H'Wlfllt‘. he did not IIII-I-t llll‘ (‘nuwrul An-
fil'lllltly lll joint convention until 4:30
o‘clock. 'I‘IIe with of olllce was then nil~
Illilllxtt‘l‘t‘ll by Chief-Justice Park. lllltl
Ilm (lin‘cl‘uul‘ rend his inaugural address.
111 opening, Governor Waller says that
tho Legislative and Executive depart-
ments are not entirely in olitiual accord.
but he hopes that this wi l neither inter-
fere with their pleasant relations nor
lessen the. value of their public luboru.
Referring to national politics. he says
that not for a quarter of a century have
Ilm people had cause to he so hopeful of
legislation as now. He recommends the
.Iuanllgt‘ of lawn facilitating the not of
Voting zunl providing that no oontrihu.
lions of money shall he made by any
candidate. for. ullloe for election purpose“.
and that before taking offices the per-sun
eleotad shall maku oath that he. has not
\‘Iulaml this statute. lie makes a strong
plea for ciril‘filérwoe whwm. and dug:
greats the exiwlienoy of conferring \l
woman the same pill-ho l‘l lua that t ex
have in New York and . umehuwtlu
The funded debt of the Suite on January
1. 1883. “will “$80.60“ lie magenta
that better Vision bemorded tor the
care of the 000 “gamed and depend
ent children in the to. asks for uddi‘
now accommodation: to holllmwlognl
Maine“. to educational. insunuoo
and other mutation: he farm the ml
lion and muenrhnenr or the Sunday lawn
aunt «maiden that it the Legialatuw full:
to answers the lll‘l‘l‘ll amendment
mum ting the at e at liquors it would
not injure the cause of Inmullty or trim-
pemnce. thew helix little main“ for
minutltutitmal prom itiuu. He otters a
mutation for the improvement of the
local liccnmluw. which ho maiden u
.. 110 does not (“unmet“):
of the venue“ calm. mu concludes
by stating tho necmity tor curtailing
special legislation. "‘
The New Loci-lulu".
Danni-um or Tum: AND Bunnie
W0 BY run Imam.
The oocupnts in business Ind trade by
the member: of the new Iqlaluture cov-
ima wide field, as will be loan by the
following statistics. which have been
carefully compiled from reliable noun-col:
Human covm.
Retired 2, Iuwyer 4.. tumor 15. mn-
ohlnltt 2. real estate 1. clock min! 1.
manutwtunr 2. mm mutila—
tuner I, silk Mountain": 1. woolen
menstruat- l. noel manufacturer 1
merchant 1, physical: 8. farmer rand
mew 1. dootmvtnetallurclst 1. "Huh
um agent 1. minister I. contractor
builder 1. heathen»! 3. tom 8—“.
.1 will? fi'fiWmm u" 7
on v , . ’ ,mut-
“Munro. gukoithort. 7’ m
“mmg’t'huamé’r
mind. Ithacboodnfiom tho timed
gumml IlIn syIIIII.IIlI}' :IIIIl (‘Ullllllt‘lll‘l‘ III“.
WIII‘clcr. , (lt'l'llll'l‘ll $7,975.12.
. illll\\'11 $993316“;
1
I
('lllll'l';
l
l
|
«a. TI lllllllll‘lll Ill! The.” .
. llt‘llu“1l|ll.\ III ll.‘|lll\' In l.L-.‘l
architect and builds 1. him“ one
him-Mr I. much“: I. hum- ml non
l. civil engineer 0. WM l—OO.
rumor.» mum.
Bunk IIIwIIIeIIt . lawyer 4.1m» sum
Ilcnt I. lmt manufacturer clan a.
harm»: I. farmer and more um I. urchi-
tvct. null builder 1. journalist I. farmer 7,
munul‘ncmwr‘z. nIIIroIItInt l. “mutation
secretary !. oyoter plank-r 1. station
agent I. lumklmsper and post I. undeb
{all}; and wagon l. haul: and luuumnco
‘fi N1
l.l"l"CllFlEl.D cot'x'rv.
Farmer I0. curriugo manufacturer 1.
lllllllulm‘lltml‘ 1. carpenter and farmer l.
railroad I'lllpltlyfi‘. 2. bowl and livery I.
farm all-I stuck I. lawyer I. wagons and
stlwullll I. farm and merchant 9. (arm
and coal dealer 1. judge of probate and
er physician 1. farmer. wagon and
smith 1. granite business 2. look contrac-
tor 1. mills 1. superintendent of mince 1.
road contractor 4. accountant l. journal-
int 1. merchant and railroad agent 1,
druggist l. t‘lutli llllisho!‘ 1'41.
WINDHAM (.‘OL'NTY.
Lawyer 1. florist 1. farmer 10. mill-
wright mid contractor 1. charcoal dealer
and farmer l. woulcn manufacturer 1.
livery keeper 1. contractor and builder 1.
merchant and postmaster 1. unknown 1.
merchant l. lumber dvnlur I. retired 1,
haI'IIWIII-u and llllllklllg 1. paper machin-
ery 1—2-1.
MIIIDLESEX cot‘N'rY.
Harness maker 1. lIuIlder 2. flour deal-
(‘3' l. burl Ilculer 1. iron and brain Inau-
ufucturI-I- 1. mun-hunt :3. shipping agent
1. fIII'IIII r 5. IIurquI'e manufacturer 2.
l'ItI'IIII-r und IIIIIIIIIl‘IIctIII‘cr 1. fish and
lumlmr 1. Portland alone foreman 1., me.
(‘llllllll‘ l. piano key cmployee I. retired
1—42.
TIILLAND COUNTY.
llzIIIlI cashier l. former 8. farm and,
IIIIIIIII I. lumber IIIItnufnoturer 1. silkl
Inunufuoiurer 1. farm and mill 1. physi-
clun l. tinwnro and puptr stock 1. mill-
erszII 1. Iuiperlnluudcnt of iron munu-
{III-IIIIIIIg I, farmer and ladies‘ shoes 1,
llll'll‘JlllllI‘ llllll blinking 1. cigar manu-
I‘m-IIIrI-r 1. spool llIIiulIcr 1. overseer
\VrM‘iIIg 1-- 2‘2.
.09 7,
I‘unuovllcut Mu'lnun Bantu.
’l‘Iu» IIIIIIIIIII I‘I'pnrt III' the Bank (Joni-
IIIIsanIII-rs. Silllllll‘l Q. l’orler. of Union-
yIIIc. and James W. llyutt. of Norwalk.
IIrI-IIIII‘I-Il I'or HIIIIIIIiasIoII Iu Ibellem‘ml
Ann-Inlay. has just been issued. From
this report It is ll‘lll‘lll‘tl that there are
now lllll t'lglll)’-l(llll‘ aninga bunks in
the State of UoIIIIecLIcut. qul twu of
lllt'HI‘ urn not l‘t‘L‘i‘lVlllK deposits. but are
closIIIg up their IIITIIIru under the direc-
lllIll III llll'll' IvIlch-rs. The exhibit made
of Savings llllllkh' gcm'rully shows them
In lli' Ill IIII l‘Xl‘l‘l‘lllllKly satisfactory Cun-
IliIIIIII, llllIl‘l‘ so than III Iiuv time since
llic I'IIIIIIII-IIII IllHllllllIllH'U of 1872. One
[If the "Ills! gratifying rl‘lllllrt‘fillf the
Input 15 the l‘l‘lllll‘llull 111 the amount of
l‘l‘lll I'Hllllll U\\'lli‘(l by IIIII'iIIgy-I banks. the
(llllIlllllllllilll of tlIIl punt your IIIIIouIIIiIIg
III $1:Illl,:lUI.ZlIl. 'l‘hvir warnings for 1882
“gm-“gm.- $4,634,313.13. IIII iIIcrI-usv
ovvr 1881 of $1221l.541l.‘.‘ll. The IlIviIlendn
IIIIIIl (luring tho yl‘lll' Illllllllllll‘ll 10:3.-
:l‘.‘7.:l42.lll. IIII IIIEI‘I-Iml- of $156,719 :l‘l.
'l'lIuIIggI'I-gutc (If lilllllh' llllllll endorsed
IIIIIwI w:I~I $4.ll)l.:161.‘.‘6, IIII IIIcrcIIsuof
$1,360,193.55. The lllllllh‘ upon l'l‘al mime
Ich-rczm-Il IlIIrIIIg “w your $1,437,789.41.
During llIc yI-ur IIII IIII-I'I-Imv IIf IIIvcst-
lllt‘lll.rl iII I‘lllll'llllll llilllllfi lllllllllllll‘ll Io
“3.1117915“. 'l'lII-rI-III‘I-IIIIw slx Slum
llltllkh—llll‘t‘l‘lll llIIrIfoI'Il. two In New
11mm. IIIIIIqu Ill Nt‘lv lI‘llllHll. 'l‘IIo
{UlllH‘lllg hillllfllfl'h‘ of ”NH town's cor-
poruunns will lu- of iIIII~rI-.~I:
SHUT” NIIIIWALII s.\\’l.\‘II.~ BANK.
'l‘lII- IIIIIIIlIcI‘IIf lll‘l'lllllllh‘ Illll‘lll‘ll Ilur-
IIIg IIII- )‘I'lll' in thin lIIIIIk was 43‘), llllll
IIII- llllllllll‘l' ('IImul 22-3 'l‘lIc l!|l1|llll'-
Im~II~ :IIIIIIIIIII tn $316.1L3177. IlIsII'Ibulrd
ll\'l’l' 1.33“ IlI‘IIIIsIIIII'F. «If \\‘l|'llll 1.0.91
ll.‘|\I' KIWI, or In»; IIIII llll\'l‘ $.’IIIII llllil
1.... LI”... $14100; :11; hum $1,000 llllll not
(lVl'l‘ $3.000: ll lIIII‘I- Ili‘pmnn of our
$2.011”. 'l‘lII- llll'L:I'~l IIIIIIIIIIII III!“ II Hugh--
Ilvlmsllili‘ I‘- $L‘.lliil.llil: lllllll lllIIIIlII‘I‘I-f!
. 'l‘ln-IIIIIIIIIIIt»
III‘ IIII-nmc l‘l‘l‘l‘H-‘Il IlIII‘IIIg 11m yI-III‘ wna
$1 “1.31.37. IIIIIl llIc :IIIIIIIIIII (If lll\'llll'lldH
'l‘lll‘ llllllllllll Ilcpnn-
llt‘ll. IIII'lIIllIIIg lllll‘ll‘hl I‘l‘t‘lllll"(l. Iliclmut
)I'Hl'. wuu #4123176. and IIIIIIIIIIII \\'IllI~
iIIcI‘I-II-«l III llt'pnflllfi
I‘llhl ynur. “7.405.111. 'l‘IIc lIIIIIl expenses.
including utilIIriw. was $1,055.80. The
IIII:II liIlIIlitics IIIIIIIIIIIt tII $21k).787.1l7.
illlll IlII- usacts Iu'c Inuilu up of loans on
I'I‘I'll cstulc. stuck IIIIII bond-I. school Ilia-
Iricl IIIIIns. ll'lllh' stocks. I-II'. ’l‘lio cash
III lllIllk IIIIIl (Ill lI;IIIIl iI-l $978.17. Thc
I:IrgI-.~I 'Illllllllll lilillll'tl In IIIH‘ indlvulunl.
I-..IIIp:IIIy. >III'II-Iy. or curpuruiion is $50.-
0110. lllll‘ «If lllVlIll'llll lust your wan-l
|i~'l‘ I‘l‘lll. .\IIIIIIIIII of new-tn yielding no
ll|('Illlll‘lllll'lllg llll‘31‘lll‘lltllll’.
l".\llil-‘llz‘l.[) I'III‘NTY HAHNIIS HANK.
Number of IIccoIIIIIanpcuml during tho
:v'l‘ill' was 215. chm-Ii 163. Total deposits
wun lillII‘JJIIII-lld. Amount of [llVlIlI‘llllS
(ll‘l‘llll‘l‘ll during IlIc your. $13 726 80.
Amount Ilepnuitcil. including lull-rest.
crI-Ililcd. tho pint. your. 511073251170.
Amount willulrnwu $13,504.02. Increase
in Ileplmitd. #:6334608. llatc of lllVlllt‘Ull
-l Iwr l‘l'lll. Tulul Ulllce cxpcnaes during
yIvII'. iIII-luIlIIIg IuIlIII'IIN. $.‘l754l. Lul‘g-
MI :IIIIIIIIII! lilAlll‘ll III IIIIIl illill\'lilllltl.
I‘IIIIII»:IIIy. win. $11I,III)II. [nirgcsl :IIIIIIuIIt
(In.- II single III-pIIuIIIII‘, 2.931199. 'l‘IIlIII
lllllllllt‘l' of Ilopusilors iII llll‘llllllk 998.
Total llllllllllli's amount lu $4011.16084.
and tho nascm 111‘“ made up of loans on
real estate. stocks and bonds. U. 8.
bonds. town. city. and borough bonds
and orders. bunk stuck. 01c. Amnuntof
assets yiolIlIIIg no income during the
your was #111860th Income (luring
part your. $21.160.lll.
NIIIHVALK SAVlNl-lfi SI'K‘IETY.
The number of accounts openeJ lllll“
ing the your wan 110:): closed 485. Total
(ll‘lll'h‘llfl $1.672.323.84. Amount of Ilivi-
Ilenila declared during the year. $65,-
355.13. Amount (lt‘lklfilled. including
iIIIercI-It credited. tho past year. $355.-
95807. Amount withdrawn during the
year $370.550.75. I'lccreuae of do mails
ast year. $14.IIOO.78. Rate of (“Vldfilld
fist year 4 per cent. Total office ex-
cuses past year. including salaries. $5.-
030. Amount of assets yielding no
income Inst voar. $80.570.12. Largest
amount loaned to one individual. com.
puny. mainly. or corporation. $900.00“
Largest amount due a single depositor.
“3.05621. Total number of deposilnrll
in bank. 45:15. Total liabilities amount
to th'l‘QGJlltlfil. and uaat‘ta are made u
of real estate. haul: stocks in this an
other Hiatus: town. city. borough and
corporation bonds and (“Item stock: and
bonds. etc. Amount of income received
during the pant year. $90.443.&0.
LEI-533D;
its:
awruwonr euro II “ . on m
rIIl‘aIlh’i"”mdlI§n ‘ i ‘
Immiionnm . “
hem of Relief.
.\‘I IN, is Why you that Millet MOON
Illa-t. Ill M South «walk. w-ll men on t
It January um) III 1‘
I . . rm.
the. “I KMQWM
' Willa II ‘
from tile Ilnl Ix Am. III
on on the. new:
the Mud
ml mil he “hm
immignmlm o!
l M ‘l
gum.“ mum-3mm":
m... “ who my
0.
amber fill. 18‘.
Baptist Tlllllllall
Sunday, January 71:11.88,
_Wlll be u tollomi—Thl Pater, R". J.
Wolloadou. will W a m in tho
morning on tho In just:
\
t a i I
ugupimgffilou w
lawyer l. retirod l. contractor and build. I-
\
w“???—
Emma 1m
Raymund Bros
once No. 10 Washington st.
So. Nm‘wnlk. Doc. 30. ‘81.
MR. EDITOR: - Tlll‘llllgll the
columns of your wlilvly circu
luted Journal, we, \vouh‘l my ll
few words to IIIIIIIIII‘IIcIuI‘cI‘s.
' dealers and consumers of coal:
First. and of great lllllml‘i
unce. all our coals are bought.
direct from the mines. Illlll we
are careful to plII‘L'lIuFI‘ from
those who have mmlc ll gnull
reputation IIS IIIiIIcI‘s llllll IIIIul
ers in first-class gootlu only
Second. all con] llIIIll‘l‘
\valcr tight roofs. and is thoro-
fIII‘Il dry and free from inmsnow,
min. etc.
Third. Every Ion “r mml i.
carefully scrccucil :Iml Ill‘ll\’I‘I‘-
ed by careful, exIIcI‘icIII-cil driv-
crs.
Fourth. we always kccp in
stock a good IissoI'IIIII-III o1
sizes and kinds. IIIIIl (‘1111 1111“
IIish III'IIIIIIIIly IIIIy IIImIIIin
from «Inc bushel III :I
Out‘ynt‘ll is loculctl I'll “VIII-r
lIcIII‘ 'l‘ollcs sin-ct. (Illl‘ (Illll‘t‘
and Slurc is III. Nu. ll) “'lezihg
ton sli‘ccl. llllil our brunch III'
llCt‘S.((.‘(llllll‘l‘llell wiIlI r-‘lUl'l' Illlll
yard by ti-lI-IIlIIIIIc) III'I- ('IIIII-
stock Bron. ~15 MIIiII SI. NIII‘
walk, and Insurance Building.
So. Norwulk. (‘I.. wlII-I'CIII'IlI-Is
may he loll with tlI ,- :IssIII'IIIII-c
that they will I'ccciw: ImIIIIII
attention. We llll\'(‘ IlIc l'ol-
lowing Well-knownmnlsnlivnys
ready for (lirliI'I-I‘y: llaIzl~-IIIII.
(‘l'llms‘ . (‘I'cclg l.ll('l\'ll\\':lllllil.
\Vlllxlfhblll'l'v. l“l‘.‘llli.llll. SI-I‘IIII
inn, and ("IIIIIlIIxI'IIIIIIl.
is
(‘ II‘LI'II.
lll‘hlll‘l‘l i'IIlly.
Raymond Bros
(Piiblic Notices.
llllL'lllY Ill" l‘UNHlllfl‘h’ \ii mum x‘
14 t‘upy right (ltllrr. WnnhlugInII. III \iII III- II 1"'
Illllllllll'rl‘ll. tlIIII IIII llIl' 1 11h Ilu I»! \IIImIIlII-r. .\lll.ii
DIIIIIIIII IHN'J. BANKS S "It“ lllCIIh. III N
hMIuII'IIIII-IIOII III llll“|1“ll‘l‘ Illt' lllll‘ III III
tIIlI‘urdcurrlIIIIuII III IIIIIIII. I- III Mr 1
wurtlfi. I” wil: "I‘IN'N‘ Ill l'um'r- III l,II\I IIIIII HII'I|1\
in tho .N'lIIIrI'IIII- I‘IIIIII III IIII Sum of .VI-II \..r.. 1..
()llIiIr l. Ihrlmur, \’~I| 1". Nnv \III'L, Huh-A
IlriilhI-rs. IN. 1hr right “'lII'rvuf 1lII~_\ ILIIIII m-
IrIIIIrIIvIIIru, III ruIIlIIrIIIIIv “llll 1w lit“! III ”11'
'l'IIilI'I'l Sluice rc-Alwi 1mg I‘llll)'rlL!lllH
A. ll sl‘tlhl-‘nllll,
|.I1II.IrI.III III' I‘ Ill.'II' ~
WEI-Ill
IIIIHIIY U1" I'IINIIIII1~.~' .\II 1'! v7. _
IA l‘upyrlghl llllII-I‘. \VIIIIIIIIIgIIIII. 1.IIIII IL- 1‘ I.
uII-IIIbI-n-Il IlIIII on ”w ”III III“ of \mvmla» \III..I
Domini. 1H2. HANK." .\' HItIl’l‘Ill-les --1 \‘m \‘-.Il.
have (lcplI-Ilml III IlII- IIllli-c tlII- lllll’ l f II lm-IL ll .-
tlllI- Ilrlll‘sl‘fhlllllll of which in III I'II (- l1 ~\\ ll.‘
“1min. Inuit: ltnmrI-uf llwn-IIIII- III (‘rIIIIIIIuI
(‘IIeI-s. lllllllt! I|l 'l‘I-rtn. III I‘lInInlu-n. and in II"-
(‘Ulll‘lh of Ivar and ’l‘I-nulnvr of ill" bun.» n! 5m
York by Amum .1 l‘lfkt'l'. III. ll. \.-1. 1. Km
a York: lluuku Ic Itroilwhi. 1m.) -Iln- l'lI,lI!II “l" In”!
they t‘lllllll u proprII'InI-o. III curifurmlly “I'll Ilw
lawn of Ilw Unitod Stated h‘gllt‘llllgl‘ully rIgIIII-
A. R. 8 {ll-”FORD.
(‘I‘lll-II Lllll'fll'lln of Cnngnms
1
Gents’
cardigan
inc
‘y u .‘ w. t ,.
Walk Savings
Society.
“who! that. It“:
hum at the No «I “mugs-rm. oran-
nnm. for tho cumin til: mouth! I he Ital m
dwnllon Jammy I“. In“. and paid to than «I
m IIMJnlmuy mm.
mm. am. It. MILLER. Ma.
§62i6FWéik§wéiriI¥ "
Bank. gs
lmmhcr fifth. um.
The “mud of Mnnugera of this bank haw this day
dwlnml a Ilh'lduml to do allot-u III the I'Ill‘ of Your
H) prr rem. Ivor Minum “l the pix months ending
January I. lm‘l. Imynhlv on and aflcr January Imh.
lulvml “Ill drawn will be cn-dilml In account and
draw 1|“va I‘mmJIIIIIIm' lit.
JU'IIN ll. KNAPI‘J‘mu.
smafififiagg~
The 5111 National Bank of South
Norwalk, CIIIII.
'l‘llE ltI-Ilil‘lJlR ANNK'AL NEthNH «If IIII~
Sinckhnlilcrn 0! mill Bunk. fur Ibo rhythm of
lllh‘l'lllrfl for thc (‘llllulnlz ymir. will he lwlil II! Inc
Blinking "om-c. on Tuesday. IlIc llth day or .1.-IIIII-
ury. Illrl‘l. frqu 1 102p m.
.1\(‘(lll M. LAYTUN. l‘nI-hlcr.
South Surwulk. (Hum. DI-c. IlllI. 1mg. il-‘I3-4w.
liln‘Irlcl or Norwalk. #8 I’m-Imu-
(Iourt, I).-o. 21M. A. l). 1882.
Erl‘llt‘ Ill Mnmus JI’:N.\‘IM.~. him of Nurwulk.
Mllll Illnlrlcl denim-ml
Tlu- I‘IIIIrI «If l’rohuu- fur IIII~ Ills-IrlI-I of Norwalk
hIIIII IIIIIiIcIl IIIIIl nllowml six munlhr from the (lim-
lit-roof hirllw crwlllorx of N'Ild "Flllll' III I-xlllhit
IIIv-r I‘lllllll! for hl‘llll'lnt'lll. TIm-I- “IIII III-gII-ct to
prawn! IIIvIr Ill't‘illllll‘. 'll‘llll‘l‘ll)‘ niIm-Iml. willllll
F‘lllll lllllI‘. will Iw lll‘lllll'll‘l II rmm-ry. All [I‘Mllfi
llllli‘llll‘ll In Nllll I'ulIIlI- lH'l‘ H'qlll'rll‘d In lnnkt' llnmv-
Illllll‘ phylum! In
EDWARD F.JH.\’.\'|NGR. '
I‘lllllllIlI-lrlllur.
urn-Ice:
’l‘lllr‘. ll-InrJ of llclicf. of ”I? Town of Num‘nlk. MI
llIc .\~M‘ulIII'lll Lint of 157-13. wIIl tum-I n1 the
'l‘nun I'II-rk‘n nflicc. Monday. January 1M. 11*“. n1
lll n'vI-wk. \l’wIIII-I-Ilny mounts. .lnIIIInry 31!. III 2:30
o'clock. SIIIIIIIIIII'. JIIIIIIIIry ”III. III Llo'clm'k. Wmlr
lll‘~llll_\ t‘\I‘llIl|L’, -lIInIIIIr,V 1(l1h.ul 7:30 o‘clock. \‘nl-
nrdIIy. .I:III Irlrli. III 2 o'clock. “'I-IIIII-sduy cu-IIIIIg.
.I.IIIII.-Iry I.’1II. Ell 7::10 u'I-lm'k. Sulunluy. .lunnnry
L'Ilrli.ul'.lu‘r1.wk. {or the ptll'hnliu II! lll‘ltflhfl and
III-II-I'IIIIIIIIIg any and all IIIIpvnla mmlc In the-II frnm
'lll' IIIIIIIuII nf llll‘ Anon-urn, 'l‘lIc Board (If RA'liI-f
Will IIIuII llII'i‘l WIIII lht- Ant-mum III- I: .IIIIIII Board.
SIIIIInIIIy, .IIIIIIIIII-y IiIh. Null. III 1 o‘clock. for I120
[Illril-Im' .Ir IIIIIIIIIII: ”11‘ Poll! of Ilt‘k and dinnhlml
llt‘r‘tllli.
It 5 KEITH. l llvmtd
.1 AM Hi M l.‘\.\'1-2. ur
.IUIlN' \V. DARE. illclicf.
N'>f\\.‘lll\.(‘1lllll . lhw-I‘IIIIxI'r :Bllll. 19%
At Cost!
~>~T ll Ew—
MISSES ST. JOHN,
“'1” SI ll TlII-ir l'llIliru Stock of
MILLINERY.
At Cost,
In
li'lfu .‘lI '
-— » ‘I’OR THE NEXT—-
:30 Days.
33 MAIN STREET.
Sui-walk. Count.
.L
A. Dickerman &
:39 Washington St, So. N orwalk.
Well. We Have Them!
AND MEAN TO SELL THEM
(1‘ II 1*) A 1’ .
1 haw juit received a Large Stock III
GIIII’ Furnishing Gills
FOR THE
ALSO FANCY
silk Suspenders,
ONE IN A BOX.
Neckties. Scarfs, Collars,
and (Yum.
1N (IREAT VARIETY.
Excry plll‘t‘llflil‘r of an
Overc oat,
“11.1. llEl‘ElVli A
Present:
UllllIIlLT, llllll T11 lIlII.
M. Davis,
Nurwulk. Muhm III-mo lloII-l.
'Rich'ard i Welton, _
Teacher If the Voice and Piano.
1tI:sIIII£\'cI:
:‘Ii WIN! .\ venue.
Sn
I‘. 0 nox I72.
So. Norwalk. (‘t.
ram.
Secure ii Gull 110ml 1317 1
1.11118 1111111 .
F01; aSALE.
llill’SE. I7 room». a barn accommoduin
J hnrsc. wlgom. zmd 1 row. new hum-c. nut
almuI two toms of gmund. in It lIIgII slur (I! Clll'l-
IIIIIIIII. v-iIIInII-d III “'1‘!“ Nut-walk. lent thvnu one-
hul! III-III“; drive from the Ilcpul South hurwnflt.
WIII bc Isuldennh IIII- money—II! spoiled for
Nmnl In Clo-11‘ an «talc 1‘an of Ike purrhlwc an
l’l‘llllllll nu mum. w. En mrcor addres-
J. B (AYMUUD. Admlnmtrnmc. .
sIIuIlI Nor-walk. Conn.
1.80 It lmuic and 1m on Henry (llh‘l‘l. East Nor
x‘ walk; hum-e mirly new. III a!!! order Inautio
luI Int-Mum and neIfhllm-homl‘ "Ill be “Ulll at a
min. It a I IliI-d or ~oon. . in y In
hora. H J’. I! RAYMUND.
:40 F It Sale (‘hmt l. a ham. wagon and‘ bar-
.' lnm. ‘ sown. ‘ .I. R. mvuoxu.
Sworn Statement
Proms iffllnl 13,
I utunl Investment Clubs.
Pmltsiurlliillllnllm
Sum—5r Intuit-oral. Com 0!
COOK. 88.
R. E. Kendqll. of the! firm of R. E.
Kendall & 00.. Managers of Club 18. be~
ing duly sworn. on his oath. lays that
the followmg‘rmfits (less commission)
have been pal to members 01 Club 13:
Profits for June were 27 per
cent. per share. or
Profit- for July were. 51 per
cent. per share. or
Proms tor August were 32
per cent. per ohm. or
02.70
5. 10
8.!)
8.25
8.50
. Profits for September were
3211 per cent. per share. or
Profits for October were 35
per cent. per share. or
Profile for first week in No-
vember were 6 per cent.
per share. or
Prnflls for second week in
November were 8 per cent.
pct share. or
Profits for third Week in No-
vember wen Tper cent.
per share. or .70
Profits for fourth week of
Nm-I-mber Were 10; pct
cent. per share. or
Total profits of Club 13 since
June lat are 209 per cent.
per share. or $31.00
B. E. KENDAIJL-
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
In do of December. A.D.. 1882.
[L 5.] MA QUIS LATHAM, Notary Pub.
156 Monroe St.. Cor. LaSolle. Chicago.
Club 13 has made during the last six
months. a profit of coo per cum, or
090.90. Should you desire to partici-
pate in the handsome profits and divi-
dends of the Club. I should be pleased to
obtain the shares {nr you. W ill call at
your place of business or home if de-
sircd. Should you for any reason desire
to withdraw your rincipal you can hove
your shares cash by the Club at their
full face value. on prmntation of your
cirtIflcaIe at the office of the above named
firms. Most RImEtfullv.
W. . JARVIS.
H r m l H P“ ‘ '
11. 01' il l I all .
Timu- who want to hove a. Merry Good Time will do
“1'.“ In «‘11 III.
Holland’s,
“'hen- you will I...
Fresh. Pure. and Choice
BUNFEGTIONERY,
0! III: Own Mnnuhrture. It. who‘d-ult- and retail
trim. Our own Superior Qollitity of
1.05 3 l5
.———‘___
Cts. per lb.
A 1-11.:" immanent of HOLIDAY GOODS and
CHRISTIAS-T‘BEE Grumman.
‘ I
_._, . 4...“..4
and Silk Wristlets,
-
j
I
K
ALEXANDRE KID
Best Fitting, ChoiCest Shades, Finest Quality.
—
“:7
m—
Underwear
Jackets-
Churches Ind Festival! applied in (Intuition. It
i a librrul dimlt. m.
._____,
HOLIDAY FRESHNTS,
We call attention to our Choice Assortment of
Neckwear, Silk Suspenders, Silk Umbrellas, Silk Hosiery,
Suit able forHoliday Gifts.
GLOVES,
Mixed Candy, at 20
COMSTOCK BROS.
Have just Received an Elegant Line of
Silk Handlershieis and Mufflers.
.\
Norwalk Chronicler