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Tuurutu)‘. Jan. 93. tons.
Ll-t or ln-ilcn
Rennnnmg In Ibe- PIut-ntficn at \‘oth
_\'.xrw.ilk. .lnu, ‘1‘!th 1‘33. l‘ernnnx call.
In: f‘r any of Ilwnc it‘llt‘li “Ill plr‘fist‘
u} illr'} arc IIchrtimd.
.‘l:xx Mu“) .\nnc Roland
ilzrkn ,‘Il\\‘ Sixth Hilly \lIx ll
.‘lr~ l‘xnily
.\l. [in
finally {Quorum §rutiqél
J udirc Baotou has been on the dick list.
~ 4’— <~
Don‘t form-I the nyslernxcn‘c supper at
Music Hall In night.
' Q”
{‘lncf cnqucvr McGowan
upon! Runduy in llnzoklyu.
and wife
"A" ‘0. _ "‘
Rrv. J. \\'nlfcndcn bus boon in l’hilu‘
dclphiu a fcw days this wccli.
«o ~
Mr. (‘hxirlcs llnyntou of llrm-klyn who
in town on ’I‘m sday.
9..
(id In tho nyelcrnwus‘ suppcr to-nigbl.
.‘lach h In hc nm‘li thcrc.
W... ,
\\‘c hcnr rvports of an unusual :uununt
nf aIcléucxs ut prcacnt In town,
A a- -
.\ fcw hours can hc wcll spent at tho
ny~lcrlncn‘s supper. and thIs is tho but
ulghl.
* Q0. ‘ ‘
Thc U‘nl \Ycll Honk & ladder com \uny
ncllcd nvcr nnc liundrcd (lulllll‘i rqu
tthr bull.
v’ raoo~——-
Music Hall on thc night of tho llcrinuu
m mvrigcrlmnd bull \vill ln-npcncd at 7:30
.mlm‘k
9.. '
l. IllIllIllKl llurllcll \\'lli Iurnixh 11w 3le-
pI-r for tho I lcrlnzinlu ht» Igl-rlumd utl tlw
Ingbt of thcir lull.
, 0..
Two or Ihrcc IlIcI-ly IIII‘IIlen d rnIIIns
l<I lrt \\ItlI nr \\‘l‘.liv‘lll lmuld .I! NI» "t‘l
.\l.xIII St. nppusllv I‘II)‘ ll \lcl.
4'
.\lI~x l«l;\ l‘nnmungxchi-Iridium .‘l uum~
. i-vr III‘ ln-r frIanlx :II In-I‘ linun- on \Vmub
\\ .ll'll llVI‘llllI'. mu TIlI‘NLI) cvcnIn-g.
coo -
.\i-' \\'Iill;lm ll, llullbrl; \\:-.xprnmp1c:
.il in H i\\.tii llIIHk .i' ll luldalcr \‘Isul-
lx'i‘.) ma: :II..lquchIIIn'clx-lilstillnful‘linn.
,. , QC. , —-
l‘m- Irnck and bulb rooms of Hill \Vcll
Hunk & laiddI r UL, :H‘l‘ lw-Iug lmndsoinc-
ly pulnlcd by nrlist l‘u-nucr.
.0.
l‘IIII l‘ril‘mx hm lvwn In lnun llll.‘
\\'~ rl-t. 'l‘lml Io~\\ InlIxI who of lll" Ixjuxt
“ luv» ll:>l'llvl tor ,mylln m' a» ~.;iy tln-
glilx
— Q.’ ‘
.\ lIl.lliI‘!ll'lllIIll the lid} I’Ivlgill had
lIIxhcuIllImlly III.Ixhui lII Il.I.x cIIy nu
Monday wlulc .‘uuplIn; curs. “c was
lulu n In ln.x honw In .\'c\\‘ llIIvcn.
C‘.
l“\ I‘Hlllll’lllllilll t‘nIIIxIwck. III :IIInIlIcr
‘I‘Hilllllll li'llllt‘s‘ In llll‘ Incxx.l,:c of IIIuynl‘
‘ I ‘uIIIIIIIglIuIII \\ inch .lppcul‘l d III [In‘ 51:3-
l‘l\l‘l Hi l.t~l \\\‘~l‘k,
.nl‘ul llIc
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l
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.‘ll'. “King-r .xtcwnll nf llic
l‘l-_:;IxIIx luv lhallt‘ll u In-nt lull
l\i\~\l. t'\.\l'lllli\l [Idl‘l Ur
.Irc I-ch-nlinuly lnw
—- 90.
Twin-Ia :I-lInIIIIn; gcnIII-Inunund lax
llII-w In Ilwli. \. ll. lllll. only Tulccnls,
.‘O
‘l‘ln- "boy x‘ of Mir (:‘II:- It. linding IlIv-y
xIcJIIIcl‘
Hf lrlll't'.
Il-
lllt‘
cnulIl Iixc no urgunicnl In I‘I-glird to ill“
“xI Ilcn I-Illtnrlul.” rl-xnrt to lhc wcll
known I‘lmrm‘tvr of Ilw “nnly nl.ll-.~I”
Illnl of “llluckguui’llIII;_;."
‘0.
'l‘ln» prop-I‘Inrx III tlw "IIlIIIxII-ml l‘ur~
.Illrl' RIIll‘mlIi \‘II. lmvc ll!)‘|ll!‘\l llm-n
u m xI- lund Ill“) prcpnm‘ t I tukc In Ilic
ll} nut, In :Ipluur lN‘lIlll‘ Iln~ «minim.»-
xicncix.
coo
John H. l'dgt‘, of lbmluuy hux lu'l‘li
rc-ch-I‘tml by tho lcgixlululn cnnnly
cnInIIIIxaqurI‘ nI l‘VuIIliI-ld cnunly‘ I‘ni
lllI' ll'rlll nI‘ llll‘t‘t‘ ycurs‘ IrnIn July 1:1.
l“i§.
0‘. ‘ *
_\lI \Ill Slnuc \~.:Ix I.:kI-I\ ‘llIlIiI’lll'Y
I'll “mic nu lIIx “noon llII‘ \\'l-_xl-
p. II road on TIIIII'xdny lan. .Ind lI:I,x iH‘t‘ll
\lll
~lx‘k I'\'I‘l' xim‘c Hr Ix glJ-illdll) IIII
innung.
”' -
'l‘lu'liIaI Cillll mlnanll «ll-grm-x will in-
\\ Ikmlln lilIlb-I l. Ilgv. l U. l) l?
lI'\l \\'fIlllY'_\tl I\ l'\t‘lllll: dll‘lnlu'ln Ill
Ilh- IntrrnIIy lIll‘ canlIIIl} lll\llt‘|l In lw
ph‘u‘fll.
.09
Hill \Vcll Hook X Lolllvl \‘ vlnpmy
l't't’l‘l\f'll :III lll\ll:l‘ll~l\ In .‘lllt‘llIl IlIc un-
IIII:Il lull: of .\III«I;I-rnl.c H I.. it ll. I'm.
nI lili‘t‘ll“ It il \\ lm'lI Inwh p1 It'l‘ !.le I'm-II»
Inc
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lllpllxt In. I‘nnclc. Snulli .\‘nrwnlk. Ilr-
lI\I Iml lt'l c\ccllcnl xI-IIIIIIII uI tho l’Irat
lhpIIxt church. llh‘ Mllum‘l was ‘llpcn
3 l’Iol'cx‘xInn nI~ .lc.xux (‘iIrIsIT Shuulunl.
.0.
'l'nr- “l".lllll‘l' “l‘.-;::I.xIIx" lulx IIIIII‘lI n‘c
l‘r .“_ l livid, .\llxx \lIIln‘lh' llannl gun.
)lix NIH?! llmn‘ilnn. now”: ll»l.:cx.
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ii‘n‘. l \ui.. SVIIm-lli Situfivi‘J‘ndx.
\- 2 .uwlur ‘l.I'2".‘v‘_\ l'. l‘rrplnncy
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9‘ l I » (5.1M “cl-It H: .l I'|ll.ll\ “.le {or
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\< ivrx LillVI‘l'il‘I II.~ l1:
9-.
.i will lid-g lllt‘lili‘l Ill .‘lI‘,
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or. A
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cinplnyml
,I. l. x in Mill! Hill lllr‘
I‘.:H «I l sIIIn II\ c. lnill weal! \ \Vlwl lcr
\'\‘ IIrzunun. on \lil.\ xtI'u-I. ;I2.\l “lil rw
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x i'nrmxlm :IB . ix. MI' ll: lv-r Is
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._\;‘ In“ ll\’-: _: I . lllll .t. tlwy
... lulmcxnml HI” l-I xi
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! mi hunt} xlwl ‘.l il=illl llli‘ IIIIIu'
it \Illx lilt' lil’\{ Iliry luv»
I‘ll IIx mum
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x»: ml 374%.:
"Liv: x:z;l-.~ flown" 1,. .k
.~.;z'.. :I?
, Q0.
.‘l r &I ‘lll‘.tf nms. .Il Walk in
'.;~ .. .-»\.\ IN ‘1’? :‘x on \\'.It« r xtrcrt. np~
. :iw cnrxrt xllwp. )lvxxiv. \lxiahcr $2
I nun. :lf'r‘ IItzlllllllu‘lllfv‘l‘ nf but blocks,
. idly :II pry-writ full . I' Work. Tln Ir
aim-r} l.‘ of tho l.!ll.". inn—III. which
llum in do lllI‘lr Work in tho
\v-ry ht“! Innuucr p'anblc. L'p ntuim in
Ilzc x'nmc budding is lm‘atml .\l.r. L‘hcstcr
‘ lie pro
:1!“
Inhabit-d
r‘. Twill-3‘ packing box factory.
1~\6\*~ mun to luvv x'I-nnn power. and
Li‘i} :ncrcused fsiciliucv. will be on.
in kvt‘p plcc wllb lzix' Incrcamug
.“t?.‘ ‘31,
ul.
1
0..
To Ic Is a man going about the state
lI prru-ntim; that b» Is an old soldier.
.‘Iui “2:“ he» lain bccn In the Soldiers?
li'IIln‘, Xurotnn. He cum luins of the
m-zltlm-nt ho has rccelvel thorn. and
accuses the superintendent and the
matron of that In.~titutmn of robbing of
Ilu- hirdor. Ho called at thent‘hce of the
.‘L-w Haven I‘ulluo‘imu yesterday and
totd his story. Th» Ilellmlium in speak-
ing of him says: “UN gmwrul dcmcannr
indicated that no institution in which he
was placed would have its harmony in~
creased by big presence."
v—~- x4»
Rev. S. ll. Plntl. whit.- mnducting re-
vival services i.I this: «my. made a re-
qumtcf his cenflregntioz‘. that the3 them
aftt-r md a venue from tin- Bib 2 every
days—suggesting that It bathe finit VFW
that caught tlrvir oyr- on opnning the
Ivy-k. Um» owning: this week. two mli~
dcm of this city—Who have pn'ssrd tlw
firm: time of lira—doomed to carry out.
”:9 «quest of the rs-vlvslist. and pro-
cmded to do so. and strange to relate
“pound the Bud: lu IIwGIhchnpu-r of
lint-rises. and their evrc.-u by magic,
«—werc drum to tho 17th \‘9!’ét‘~
.-...
‘lec Smsu. taunts us with being
"can" _W€-ll may be we are. but the
pt: it Will decide who gets: out the but
Vigor-the "bop" of the Goalie. or the
m I?) of the 52mm. «Gastric.
-— . We wglfokvcittoonym
you not. i e m when
editorial m
. gums III llIcIr :I\l\ crtiscuicnt I
In ("I-lilt‘llIl \\llll l»I‘-\' I‘Iipt llyxlwc III-
{Ul'llh IIx lll‘tl .xho lll’l IlII‘nIIulI Icc yinxt- r-
d Iy from V”. llxc lwuch I . l'IcI‘ l. and on
llI‘l’ II llll'll nun III lt'l‘ untIl an l‘upIuIII'a
lx‘lund. \\'llll:|l .xlIn lll‘lki‘x‘ good Iunc.
9.. -
iiII‘ llrll.l“(‘ll‘ll Titiiitifi‘i iii‘ir‘fifi iI"l"5‘ lg:
lJllIi from lily SlIIIIc III l‘nI'. drill-ruin.
lcndx anwulk pcnplc In Ian I that tlIc
ll InlIuI‘y nnd .\'nr\vulk mind I: In lu- llM'Il.
:lx' a chunncl rol' ncilcru fl'clghl lo and
from Xv“ Yolk. With A ll-i'l‘y :ll Nur-
\\:llli."‘ l‘.'.l‘x'inIng/.‘.
—' 9-. ~
Riv-xxl’x .l. \\'. null 31. S. Smith IllII‘Ilt‘Il
lbcn~ dry «,zmnlx .xlorc to thc public I'll
Saturday l:I.~l. l‘hc slum lll‘lrl lIcI‘II
thoroughly l't lh‘VitlI d and I‘I-pnInIl-d.
winch llllllt‘l Izlllv inlprnics It uppcurnncc
uml tlIcII‘ IIIIIIII-IIcc stuck slInu'x at :l
good :Idninlugc. 'l‘llcy nll’cI' a Hill” bur—
inx \\‘r\li.
9..
\\'III our lI_\ pcrcI'IIIc;Il I‘I'II-ml of tho
hi..\1’lbl~‘.l. l.‘.i\~‘ onto that llwt‘ullnwnig
St‘lt‘t‘llullx :Irn chispml from nur cxvhuugcs
just lhc sumo nx lnIln-rto.—I.‘.I:¢H¢.
x—Tuc "lxnys" nl’ Ihc ":Ilv‘nys Iucnn Iobc
:ilicud on tho lII‘\\'*i (u'uza‘ltUAurtn owing
to Ihvir l-xtrcmc yuulhl‘ulncss. cnu‘olwl
:II.Il \\ u ll‘lhl l
to Maui through very small hclcsl Tlicy
f linvc ullvulptt-d In uvuIl tlwmsclvvu III~
pnhlnc'l IIH:
llllfl :Idvantugc in the :tlun't‘ inxtnncc.
but Just ut prrxcnt Ihcv' ul'c lcf! in lllI‘
llllffll'lllllllll‘ pniuinn of thc tl’zIIlIIInnal
stru‘li.“
, Q‘. -
'l'l.u IcnI.IIIIx‘ ml llcnry llama. \vlindmd
III South Nulwuik. llt‘l \vcck. Wcrc
lirnuuht to lltniliury on Thursday by u
api‘t‘lltl train ilt‘Il placvd in Ihc vault in
“Muster ccnnrtcry. Thu l‘t‘llllllllti wce‘c
= :iccom mun-d by u largo dclcgutinu nf thc
Honor 3‘ sl-cwly IUIIi Ihc (lid \\'cll Hook
and ladder company of South Norwulk.
who \vcw joined tll llcthcl by l’utnum
lodgc. Knights of Pythins and bciug Inc!
all the railway station by the l).iubury
Kniglilsnf Pytluas and dclcgulion of Iiro-
mcn, thcprlwcsxinn formed and marched
to the vault In the cemetery. whcrc the
services were couductcd by the Knights
of Pythins.—-D4nbury News.
"‘~—.OO-.-—--
A completc roll of those in attendance
at the recent annual convention of the
"nnnccticut Tcmpcrant‘e Union of Hart-
fnrl was not obtaincd: but It was ascer-
tained that all the counties and upwarda
of eighty of the towns in the state had
representatives prcsent and about one
hundred churches. fifty temperance or-
animtions, and thirlv Sundu ' schools.
be annual rcport s owed t at much
good work had been done in this state
during the past year, that great regress
was made in other states and t nit the
Union holds firmly to total abstinence
and prohibition.
W
Amy \V. liaviland. the younzost child
of Mr. and MN. Reed aniland, died of
scarlet fever last night. in the fourth
mt of her age. The little child bad
it sick for over a week. and it was
ho at one time that she mi yht be
spared. but it was not to be, an last
night she qulctl ' inward awny. Florence
May. the next 0 drr is at present quits
sick With the some fever. The funeral
of little Amy will talk» place at the
house to~morrow (l-‘riduyluftcrmmn. and
(helium-ruler“ will he in tlw Union Cour
story. Norwolk. Mr. and Mrs. linvilaud
have the syrup“ by of tho-ir many friends
and rwighbors. in this! their and brreove-
mom.
w. - .._
Chorleg E. A. ll chy. manager of
the Madison Square "Pmkuor" Inm-
pony. now p‘lcying an congenial-It at the
Academy. limpolic, bu, uchown by
the record. of the clerk of the court.
taken out 1 marriage licence for bimlf
and Con boy. the Susie of
tho computiy. Subsequently Ibo Nicola
Honor warm found tobcor theta-
sort of cheocby and wife. The
my know ambit: of the intended
mm Butt! Wed morning. The
was go ‘
mrwxm
..._...‘.. »-~»‘-..
—\‘oun¢ ladies, mastic
are you to the o. A. R.
”0‘ ' *—‘
Mm. lieury Bch of Cross street is
very nick with lung favor.
-' OI.
Brittu. Fiuuugnn a Cm.
large orders for their hula.
,_,__,v 0‘09»
“Paul“ Nash is now Ilw city currcs~
poudcut of the Genetic.
w- w“ N...
Miss Emily Cox is visiting fIicudu in
Ncw York City.
g3:- yoiing man
huvc rcccivcd
.0.
Thc “boys" Iliakc scvcru ullusiuuu in
this week‘s Issuo In tho “nld thunk.“
\‘cry appropriate indwd.
- , ‘V _.
Dr. Emily Purdcc bun bccu iudiupoicd
but in nldc to be out again and personally
attend her practicc.
W, 0.6
\Villic Kinuuc, of East. IIvcnuc. was
badly cut wlnlc counting in this city. on
Friday last.
i:
I
‘v 7
Rev. tlllbcrt Shelly and duuuhtcr. of
Elly. (loin-nice L‘ountv. N. Y.. two visit-
lug Mrs. Amondu l“. chlcr. tho-I city.
on #
llnn. Sumunl l“. Carv \vIll lccturc in
tho (lpcm llounc. Yorwnlk. to night,
subject: “.‘llstuki‘u nf Muscat or lngcr-
soil; which?“ Admission ‘25 ccnts.
”Q ,,
Thcl‘nnucctlcul l‘nnuucrciul Travel-y
cru‘ .\.~I.~nciulion “‘1“ hold thcir unnunl
Invctiug und bunqnct uI th- Atlantic hu-
Icl. Bridgeport. lovlnoi'ro \.
.0. A—
Mr, John llarungtnn. cnnucctcd wiIh
Sherman's xtnlxlo was kIckcd by at \‘Ic-
IIuIv horse Monday running and bud his
arm lll‘llkl‘ll llr. llm‘ko Is ullcndmg
lulu.
v—* Q”
~— Don‘t fall In Iry sumo of Ihnvc llnsx
tau Clllpx‘. nl Holland‘s confcclloncry.
mudc by lnlnnclf.
009 ~
Mr. (‘luisx Hill has givnn up Iln‘ ug
hutcbcrmg busincxs In Inwn. and Hill
Inkeu u lll-Il‘l‘ llll‘l‘flllVI' puxIIinu In Ihc
~:I.xlI and blind fuctory of \lcnxrx. Hutch
8‘. llIIIII-y. SnIIIlI Nill'\\illk.-’ llnlgu‘licld
I‘I'I'vx.
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.\u nilru‘h I'mIllu-r fun wnx lost on tho
NI'IIIIIg of Inc llld \Ycll Hook It luldllcr
I‘o. bull. cllhcr III Iln- bull or In tho ho-
lt‘l—n‘ll suppcr llllh‘, 'l‘hc Iindcr wIll lic
\‘llllltlily Imvnrllml lIy h-znnu: lili‘ nIIInc
{It l‘ulnulm'k llI'I I‘Invi‘x' ,xInI'c. llIIx city.
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ln I‘I-Inln mg n hcuvv cuxtnig l‘rnm Ilic
foundry of (lllcs & I‘I:Incy on 'l‘ncmluv.
n lnrgc clInIII pmlml. and ”w cunning
{cll uninc fol-I. ,xIrIkng lluyniond liI‘nIlI-
cry-I uugnn. :InIl wItIIIII n fcw I‘cct nf
MIRI- lInum-lly. who was fillt'lllllly; III Illl‘
\vngun. llc \I'.I.xIlIrn\vn nut. lnII only
rcchvl-d sllglll llljlll‘ll'h.
00. <—
.\ln'hcl I\' blurb. llu‘ IIuIsnI‘IIIl :II'IirIH.
nI‘ .\l.un nll‘I‘I‘l. huvc llllii‘ll Ilm :Igcncy
fur (Winn-licks nrliliclul [L‘l‘flllllt‘tl tlnw-
cr: Inr Ilw luIIr. lulmllll. cnnl, t‘ll‘. 'l‘ln‘y
urn jllnl llll‘ tinny: for on I‘\I‘l||l\l.! party.
llull. I-ll‘. 'l‘lh‘y :IIc \‘I‘Iy ln‘uullfnl. rv~
lnIn IlIcIr ll‘uglulll‘v‘. nnd :IrI- xnhl M u
\I‘l'\‘ rcusnnuhlc pI'Icc.
» 0‘.
Mix ,\':lnc\ SuInnII-nnf \\'cxl M\I‘ ,l'lllll‘
plutcsln‘rllllh nnnucrxnry In ll:I_\'.I'l‘|Inr.-I-
«lliyl unll x‘IIll rt‘lttllls ull lli‘l‘ fucullicn n.»
gnnd unll clcur us Inns! pcrnntm JIISI
passing tlIc Illlottcd titncnf llfc. Just
nnw x‘ln- li snnn‘wlmt I-xcrI'I-ch Ivvvr tlIII
prnllululIIv of Ihc much Inlkml nf l‘lirul‘
lcl llllll‘llllil I‘ Inning through hcr prop-
cI‘Iv. llll‘t‘t‘ IlIIl‘nrcnI nllf‘\‘0}‘.~‘ IIuvIni:
lu-nn III:nlc Innr Il. .\II‘~. .N‘Jinln'x H lhc
quthv-r of sclI-clinnn Sunnnx.
.0.
r.\l;u‘rn~l Indus. :I‘l ynnr huxlmn 1.x In
llllh‘ you In tho ll. .\ ll llill.
' .O. "
l“.\ I'll-cf KIIIIIM‘ Ix Ilw IIlll\' Ill-Innl‘rul
:II lII‘I‘v'lll lIIIlIlIIIL: IIII clI-I‘Ilvn nllil‘c III
IlIIx l‘ll\_ .\lr. Kllllll‘\ wu“ vh-cIcIl Innr-
shall IV l‘ llII- _\l'ltl‘ lb'b‘l, nnll (‘lIII-f .\lI‘~
liauun \\'.‘l“ clu‘lml lnnl full to \lll‘l'l‘l'll
him, lnnl dId not Inuillfy. I‘onxrqucnlly
.\lr. KInIn-y ln‘vlle~ II\‘I‘l'_ Tho I‘X-(‘llll‘l
f-‘clx' \‘I‘l’\‘ IIIIII'lI cl-Ilwl nxcr lln- ,x’Iul-I cf
:Ill'.Iir.~. nud only It «iv-cuinlnlinn by tho
prcscul c ll’ll‘ll “'1“ bring hIIn lIIII‘k Io
lIIx \‘Illlll‘ll chIilIlIrIIIIn,
' .0.
lx'v-prciclilullvc llnyt of lnnluiry. nII
Tncmiuy Introduced u rosolution crcullng
II "I‘I‘lllllllhhlllll nu cnnvn‘t lnllnr." In ll.-
compound of non sonnlnr. two rcprcul-n-
llllh‘l‘i. :md Iwn nIhI-r pcrxons. lo Inqnlrc
Into the ncl‘csuily of lIIthcI‘ lcgiullllmll
rngurding cnnvn‘t lnllnI‘.tIIIIlInI‘IZInL:
Ihcm to llll‘l‘l nnd cnnlcr \\'llll I-nInuIIsI-
sinncrx of nlhcr stains. and I'cqlnrini: :I
l‘l‘lllll‘l to IlIc Icht gn-ucrnl usucinblv.
Tho pziy of tho lllr‘lllllf‘l‘ri of tho conIuIIx'
sum-I Ii llxI-d at $5 po-r day cIIl‘lI.
«o
Thc "linyx." who. lin tho :Ilm-III'cnI‘
Ihcir ‘l‘:I."I In trying In conduct Ihc
“ulwnya Incun In bc uhcnd on Iln- umvs
lluerv." did not unc III IthI' lust mlilinn
tho chIoI'inl so I-rlrcl'ully pt‘cpurvd for
thou: by cllIInr Muplcs of tho "our.
l’nsxilily II was "(no l‘I'cslI" for Ilicni. tho
IwII wot-ks not hnviui: intcrvuncd siucc
iIs :Ipiwnrunco in Ihut journal. Rcmcm-
lll‘l‘ "boys.“ "forward in thc word. nnd
work.“ and shnuld you omit II in your
ncxl ln‘sllt‘ it will bc coucluvivo that you
urc "looking lInclnszrd" ugrlln.
Qoow 7 -
#‘l‘lll'lY llnso l‘quIocs for nnlc by Rom.
‘nn llrnlllcrx. .\llIll'I‘~‘H’ l‘. I). Ila-x Sill,
South .\'nr\vulk.
, " _
Alfrrd “'hcclcr, non of Mr. und Mrs.
James \\'hcclcr of Marshall sin-cl. wax
budlv hurt whilc column}: on Tucsduy
cvcning. llc lcft his homo for tho lliuh
sIrocI hIll about 9 o‘clock. and tho first
tIIuc liccunw down on his nlcigli run
into n "Ilnublcrrippcr“ which prccccdod
him. Tho lull III pump“! in nnc gludc of
Ice and ho was going vcry flint wln‘n hc
mu into Ihc "dnuhlcxrip." and wlnI
thrown Inuny fvct. llc will! pickcd up
in un uul‘oIIsciI-u-I condition and rc-
niuinrd so for some limo. Mo was lulu-n
inlo llu-I rcsiIlI-ncc of Mr. liolwrt I\l. Hoyt.
and in u short tnuu llr. Burku urrivcd.
and donc nil hc could for his rclicf. chx
on of his Iw-tb \vcrn knocktd out and
thc lnwcr jaw bouu cruckcd. II place of
“hich was rcumvcd. Dr. Emily Pumice
is Mr. \V‘hwlcr‘a physician null Is now
attending thc boy who in doiiu: wcll.
Alfred wns councctcd with tho Guchfc'
and is a quiet and industrious boy. mid
it in to bc regrctrd that ho him met with
aucbn acrioua accident. although for-
tunate probably that his lifo was spared.
mo
The memorial to Congress in f nvor of
the extension of the system of free de-
livery of the mail. prepared by Mr. Hon-
ry L. Goodwin of Connecticut, is inter-
esting reading. The mcuiorialiat shmvs
that under the prcsant lnw restricting
free deliver to Post Officc supplying a
population of not lean than 20.000. only
ten million of the fifty million inhabi-
tunts of the United States enjoy the bon-
ctits of the system. The remaining forty
million people uuiat go or send to the
Post Offices for their letters and papcrs.
If a number of persons in a city should
club togI-thcr and employ a rivate car-
rier to duliver letters at t eir houses,
Mr. Good win avers that the Pout Office
authorities. foresecing a proboble dimin-
ution of box rents. would oppose the plan.
And he odds that the "act-inerahip now
existing between the overnmcnt and
the Postmaster in the use of letter boxes"
has made the Poatmasters an army of op-
nenta to every scheme for extending
the dclivery system. He points out that
in France. Prussia. and Switzerland free
delivery ut every house has been an ec-
Iab‘ishcd fact for years. and that at pres-
ent tho same system is practical! in op-
eration In Great Britian. Mr. w n
you no objection to the extension of free
delivery in the pro reduction of let.
tar postage, but thinks the two should go
top-then He would hove the Postmlv
tar General clothed with discretionary
River to gradually extepd the llyltem.
is is on importont canect sud worthy
of conful consideration—Sun.
M -
Fall- supper nudvl'lny.
_Thc ladlfl of Trinity church. this
at will hold o fyir and supper. and re
o y It the residence of bin. or:
Knapp. Washington cheat, on Wednes-
day even Jmuory 81st. The public
hcocdlolly mind. “ultimatum
W '
v. a“. \“V‘-‘FV‘ » __
Ain‘t-cohort", _
oun gunman comm.
All will b0 seen by ndwrtlwmeut else-
actors-—
whcrc. tbc eminent channel"
Manure. Carroll and Frcw. supported by
I powerful com ny. will up r in the
Oporu House. urwulk. on iduy (t0:
Iuorrow) evening, in Elliott Bill‘fwfl
grunt comedy-drama of “Our Sunnnt‘r
Born-den.“ depicting American and lush
life. It is claimed to be the gmtvst
I‘ouicdy of the mascot day. Tickotu on
auto at thta‘. orwulk. and Cotustoclt
BrothcrI-I‘. this city.
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m
Mumucrudo Bu“.
Thu noonud nunuul qustpicrudc ball of
tho Ucruiuniu Stungvrbum of this city,
will take dime next Monday evening at
Music Hill . A costumer from Ncw York
cilv will be in town on Saturday and. re-
nnilu until after the hall. An examina-
lion and nclcotiun of costumes can he
mudcut the society‘s hull. Raymond‘s
building. Washington street. whcrc ‘thc
conlumcr will lmlloctitedwhilc herc. Tiok~
cls for the masquerade are $1.00. and are
for Rlllf' bv tho committee. Prof. Homca
will furnish music. and a good time is
anticipnlicd.
.c—u—
(‘ourac of Lectures.
[in lull-routing couruc of lccturcs \vill
bc glvcn at tho Baptist Tnbcrnnclc. com-
nu-ncing Friday evening. Fcbrunry 3d.
'l‘hc subject of tho first Will be; Thc
Puritans: their Trials and IhcirTriumphn.
bv Rcv. J. \\‘. Ashwnltli. This lecture
will bc follow-ml by {our olhcrs. Tho
nccund lcclurc will bc in the mouth of
Fcbruury bv RM‘. J. “'olfendon on
“\Vcfilminnfor Alibi-y." Th0 third ill the
month of Mnrch. by llcv. .\1 ll. l‘ngunn
nf llrulgcporl. Tho ntII'Ih by llcv. .l.
\anl‘cndcn‘ suhjcct “Auntrului.” The
allllll‘inlull In cuch lccturcr “'Ill be 95
cunts. and $1.00 for tho coursc.
009 ,,_,,,-,-
Injured lulmccncc.
Will our hypcrcrIIIcul fricnd of thc
SlCNTlNEl. Iukc unlulhm \lwl‘nllnwiug
sI-lchiI-nn urn clippcll from our cxclmng-
cu Jllnl Ihc .xunic he III‘Hu-rfn.» (.‘are'fh'.
-*'l‘lll‘ nlzm c l.\‘ chy IIIIII. nnd bring'a to
mind lllI‘ lll‘llll‘v of Ihc dnrkcy who was
lll‘l‘ll§\‘tl of nIculiI‘g I‘lnckcnn. 'l'hc dur-
kcy III Ipn-slIun wns Ihc piI-Inrc nf Innn‘
ccncc-x—which was nulv Inan‘I-Il by tho
uppcui‘nlu‘r nl‘ lhc Iu‘mfw‘ of NII‘I‘t' chick-
I'NN ”trough «I link in NI" crnu‘n uflux Imf.
und likc lhc “ lmyn" l f tho fr‘llJ.‘fft‘. In
lIIs rl-ply In hi“ nccuscrn, I‘lllil :77" l IIuIn‘I
sci-n nullin' of yrl‘ I‘lIII‘kcINY Hi you
lnnk Inc for u IlIIl-f'r Hi you .vv‘v' uny
I‘llll‘kelln‘ ‘anII Inc 'r Iln uny lllll'. wlIiIc
Iunn? 'l‘I-cut :i hny 'nxlcl‘lullll‘. if hc um
bruck.“
—— ow
l‘lllcl' l'clluuu.
I'lncf l‘cllI-IIII bus-I boon und Isl nl pl'cn
out \cry ruck. it will lIc rcuicinbcrod
that ho was vcry N‘Yl‘l‘l)’ hurt by
lIcIng hit in IlIv- lll‘llll “uh union-I in 1984!
oppiwilc Ihc Ilcpnl. IlII- night of tho cclx
clIl‘ullIIlI IIl‘ lllt‘t‘lt‘l‘llull «If l'l‘wihli‘lil (illr‘
ficld. From ”I It ln- lnin lil‘\'t‘l‘ rI-I‘Iwcrcd.
and frcqucutly luirzlrnublc wilh II. .\
fcw days .illlt‘i‘ It lu-uuu to IIIIIIII)‘ lIIIII
nouin und rl‘n‘llllwl in nu lllh‘l‘t'nfi. Willi‘li
Ihrcw lIIuI InIo u fcvcr, from “hich It
wnsdnnhlul \\‘I-Ili~r ho would rccnvcr.
llc lllln bccn vcry low and yculcl‘duy Ihcrc
wunuri‘pnrl on lliI‘ strcct lll'll ho was
d. ud. lIuI wc urc plcuxvd to stain. und IlIc
public \vIll lu- ghnl In lI-nrn lilitl III Ilw
prcscnI. ln- ln‘ nn Ihc Imprmc. \\‘llll cwry
plnspcvl of on 'IIlIIInulI- rccnvcry. \\'c
liupc tnnco hnn nnl mum. llI‘. l‘:'llll)‘
l'.Irllcc is IIIIcnIlIng hun.
. 0.0
The 0) clcrmctu‘ mun-NI.
'l‘ln‘ o} .iIcrnvcna' .xIIpp- I‘ and fun npcnml
but light all .\lu.xIc Hull. 'l‘II-- :IIIcn-l-
:Illt‘t‘ wu-I "I‘lltl. 'l‘liv IIIIll I>~ l.leIl_v lll‘l‘II‘
A
I‘ ”Hi. 'l‘liv' \‘llrlll‘lllt‘?\ III I‘lIIIIgv IIl~ t‘n II.
I
lisllll‘l‘l.‘ IIIII‘uII lllllI‘ll :IIchIIIon. nu Ilncs
M‘Vt‘l‘ul nIlII-I' I‘lll‘llI\IllI‘~. .\nInnI,: Ilicni
I~ n P-l‘llll‘lll of :III nniplnllinlu null-r.
cluuncd In liun- lm-u lillll‘ll by Mr. ll. l..
liIII'lIIInk. III .\'c\\ .l. va Hm I‘lJl IIIII»
clvs Illc I.» ll.- IlIxIw-I-Il Ill by I lI llll'l‘.
.\IIIIIIII,; IlIcIn hi u hnndxnlno puIlnr IIr~
gnu. oI lllt‘ .N‘hnzinintwl' umln». $1 I'll III-r
\‘ll.\lll‘t‘. u ~Il\'l‘l‘ quI'lI. lllI‘I-nh u chutll‘r;
Iwn lll‘llllhlllul‘ lml Illllil‘~. lll I'I-nIs u
clInnI‘I-z :I lwuutlfnl sntu lilillHV, ll‘ ccnln
for u gnu-nu on lln wvlglu: u not of Illnlu‘n
“uh :i HIIVI‘I' cnkc Inukcl, 50 ccninu
clInIIcI-z vmwnf \vnv "‘l\\'l'l-‘. N cools.
and :I cundy l‘.lll|‘. l0 1‘”le h I‘llillll‘l‘.
'l‘n-IIIglII In tho inst nighl mnl lllIIlIIlllIlI‘Il-
ly n lurgc numbcv u Ill lIc 'll‘l'hl‘lli.
— .9.
“’odtllnu. '
llllMMlN l‘llblllll'b.
Mr. t‘hnrlcs \V Ill-mmm. of I‘Ian Nor-
wulk llllll Mil-5 Mumic llnnnhuv. ofhuug-
Illucll. ucrc Illlll'l‘ll‘ll nu \\'c-dm~.~‘lln_\' ul-
li‘l'llllllll. lllt‘ lTIlI. ltl Ibo rcxlllmico- of
Ill-I, FnIth‘ Routing. In \\'c.<tpnll. Mus
Ncllic Loucrv. of Mnrvluml. wun lIrulI~‘_x
maid. and Mr. John .l. “union. of Not
unlit. nun I-cxr ninn. Aim-r ilu- n-rc-
Innny llh‘ party Ilrnvo In tho fanncI'
rcnidcncc oI‘ Ihc l‘l'llll‘ wlu-I'c ll colluIInn
wnu Fl‘l‘Vl‘ll. lInIcI‘ IlIcy prnI-ccdcd In
Ihc l't‘nllll‘lll‘l‘ oflhc groom whcrc lllllllllr-l’
fcu.xt nwuiII-Il IIn-nI. und IIIcchIIlIu: \vns
phoned in nu cnjnyublc Innuucr. Tin-rm
wus u lnrgc nttcuduncc and all Joincd In
wIshinp thc brIdc and groom :I happy
uud prospcrnuu I'utIII’c. MI". und Mrs.
licumou Innlt thc 9:1‘.‘ II‘IIiu lor llridgc
purl. nnd npcnt Ihc night. llllll rmuincd
Ihcn‘ journcy lII‘Xl :Ilolninu to Ausnniu
In .xpcnd n l'cw days with fricndx' lllt‘l't‘.
'l‘hcn thry “Ill rcturn In Iln-n' fulurc
home in East Norwnlk.
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Working ut Ilutlluu.
Hi the fm‘turics ch‘otcd to lllllklll);
huts and prcpnring tho fur for their
ninnufuctnrc Ihcrc lll‘f‘ in llunbury twcnv
tv-onc. This numhcr duct! not Includc
the nnppcd hut couccrnn which uro now
doing nothing in thcir particular liuc.
In thcsc fuctorios. Ihis. wcck thorn urc
cmplnycd 2.866 "mics and 1.075 females
——u total of 3.9M lmrnnus. The Irtulc is
not at Its full: when it In this numbcr in
incrcuscd twouty-tlvc per ccut. In uddi
tIou thcrn are 150 persons. of both sexes.
employed in the hat box shops, and In
the making of trimuuuga.
In tho full trndc thcrc arc ncnrly 5.000
persons cngugod. or less than oucxhalf of
the population of tho town. At Ihotirst
thought the supposition is that tho larger
part of our populmion is engaged at but»
ting. but the fuctu show the above pro-
ortion. 0f couruv. its a single industry
noting is far in thc lead of other
brunchca.
The cightecn factories where the hat
Ia com noted have a total on city of
1.875 I ozeu hats per day. - unbury
News.
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Propeller l-‘rcluIIt blue.
Capt: Perkins wu in town two or
three days this week looking after the
Interest. of the pmpeller City of Nor-
walk. Tuesday morning she arrived at
the steamboat dock with an assorted
freight for this city and the borough.
The weather being intensely cold—ther-
mometer below zero—there was some
doubt. as to her being able to tench the
boron h. and probably would not if
Capt. crkina had not been in town.who
promptly gave ordera to Capt. Peck to
make the attempt. which was done and
proved successful. and conclufiively
shows that he determined to accommo-
date the public. even at the ex use of
fighting the ice in the harbor. be 0in
of Non walk has been very punctual in her
tripu so far this winter. notwithuunding
the grcat quantities of ice she has had to
contend With, and Capt. Pcrklnuinformu
us tho: his price: on freight will be such
as to satisfy all. and that he is at oll
times Rudy to send his propeller to Jer-
ney City. Brooklyn, and vic nit}; of New
York city for any special lots without
extra charge, upon application to him.
w» w~-w~
ntfl'era wltu the Opinion of I
Divine.
Editor 83mm:—Iu your bane of two
weeks cg.) noticed in the local‘u re rt
of Rev. _, . Wolfcudeu‘l sermon of on-
do evenlfitbe 7th. he mode me of tho
f0 owing flange: “Those whohodthc
pleasure or curing the comer:
nounoe it one of the very but. at
ever Iktencd to.” lam very happy to
ray that! bad the plasma of hearing
the cannon, but out sure I never mode
any aucb statement. "I will admit that
u long on Hr. Wolfendcn ed
to the New Testament. 3b.:
quototicnl won vary was.
whcnbcmd that‘hmmoygctc
on tin. can,
the thief .7
haiku." tho-mm
connot .
unto tho
h‘c moot enter the kingdom of God.“
Now on “have no record of the thief
our being baptiaed or "born of the
waterfw my I. emforedt wouldbomab
curt. words of no effect. if the
th of entered Heaven. It. la n mponoi-
bility tint. l canudt assume though it
may Inukt- lint-c of Ill men.
Annun- M. MRRRILL.
«CO—"'—
Brooklltlo.
Miss Corrie Hyde of Crotch Lake is
visiting Misc Mamie Albertson.
‘ Probubly the proudoat man in town
hm nut a thouund miluc from here.
Its a boy;
Mr. Joaepli Cox has been cutting dOWn
some large twee around his place tittit
have mood I. land mark for yum.
One do lust. week. Adison Hathaway
shot and llled with a revolver. at a dis-
tance of fifty feet. a large owl that meas-
prcd three feet and a half from up to
ip.
Dame rumor aaya that there is to be a
wcddiua near here in the Spring. She
did not any anything about there being
two. but if appearances count for tiny-
lh‘“! we should any there mightbo two.
QQOv
The Sound Survey.
The triangulation of the sound is not
completed: another year at lead will no
rcqu red. Just at present no bout work
In being done: the little utcnmcra. which
can-not live in tho rough Hound.
have long aincc boon withdrawn. Mon
in the ofllcenrc now computing tho trian-
gulation for the maps. thn work is
done on the sound it is now accomplish
ed in a yuwl boat. which in the verv best
method under the cinrumstnnccs.‘ The
triangulation at both ends of the sound
has bccn thrown across to Long Island by
tho local uurvu ion. The government
Wlll extend the lulk of the lino: to the
island. Complaint is made that old pilots
do not divulgo the hidden boulders which
have not hitherto bccn mapped. 'I‘hcy
do not want Ihcirnccupntion Io lwtakcn
from them. Now thcy llnvc n monopoly
of thc dcvinua passages: with all the lmul-
Ilcrn mappcd uny punt with u nqu could
nufcly llavlgdll‘. Sn Ihc uurvcyors huvc
to npuud much Iiuic hunting \l IIlIc boul-
durn. Unc of Ilium wishcd to ot‘utc tlw
boulder otf Moutuuk Point, on which lcnd
schooucr wm \vIcckcd. Nu nun would
tcll lnm whcrc iI was and hc spent six
wocks in finding it. 'l‘hc rilll‘\‘t‘\'\ll'a find
lh‘u tho burn along uhnrc huvc' chnngml
umtcrnilly.
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I'uor 0311mm.
ldclllt‘lltllll Francis Winslow. uf Ihc
l'uitcd Slulcs huvyx writca as follows
conccruing the situation in thc ovutcr
Irudc. '
“.-\ noticcliblc fcuturc of Ihc ovutcr
tradc during Ilic punt fcw months in tho
gcncrul complaint of thc Ipmlilv of tho
i‘nlt‘t‘lllml l‘luut RII‘cr uud Loni: Inland
sound nynlcrs. Tho unimnlu Iu‘c soft uud
wutcrcry, and. in thc vcrnnculur of the
dculcrs. "do not upon wcll." \‘urious
cnuncu nrc usxigIIo-d for this condition of
ull‘uira; Ihc dryncss of tho pus! nuunncr
in uuppun‘ll Io lnivc bccn tho most dircct
lllul‘t‘fll‘l‘ by u lurgc llllllllu‘l‘ if not n ma—
jnrity of tho pruclicul nysIcI'mun; but,
its lluI nynh‘l’n II“ ”III nnlIllI slmro nf Lnnp
lxlnud Ihc .H‘hrcwuhurys lIrc ull fut und
in good condition. mid nu Ihc sound ovs~
torn llinl your wcrc t‘f unlly plump :Iftc‘r u
drycr xuuuncr thnu I Int of lip“). Ihc in-
Ilucncc of ruin full is not us nppnrcnt us
cnuld bc dcsircd. Thorn has bccn :I hcuvv
‘uvl.' nr ultucluncut. of ‘sptII‘ Iill through
tlw sound during IlIc l:I.xI autumn. and
llllllllu‘l‘s of young oyslcrs urc now grow-
Iug on tho bulls. 'l‘hc nupplv of fund. it
Isclnuucd lIy nullh- nf lllt“lli‘llll‘l’$ und
llnlll'l‘lllt‘ll. lining lIInIIcIl. tlu‘ largo :uldi
tinn In tho pnpulnunu of tho ln-du prw
vcnts lhc lIIuI‘lInl-Ic oystcr nlvtnilung tho
full amount ncccxmry In his \lt‘Vv‘lIlll-
IucnI. 'l‘ruc or not. us IluII nun lw. it is
I‘vl‘ldllll)‘ lll‘ul‘lnlln I‘Hlllt‘ltlt‘llt‘t: [lull lln‘
lnlIII-s.‘ of tho Lung lalunll sound nvsInI-g
IllII'IIIu tlIc \\ llllt‘l‘ of lb‘Sl ’4‘“, .‘lllllllll lic
I'nllImml by nu cxIrnnrdIIuIrv largo :It-
IIu‘lIIucnI in llll‘ nIIIuInn ull‘l‘i'llllllllv «x-
Imnrllin lry lunIl'III‘nn‘ of thc llllll'lit'ltllilu
nystcrn during Iln- pn-snnI \\ Iutcr, wlulc
Ihc nyalcrs of Ihuuouth Show of tho In-
land should ln- in line cnnlluinn, :Iflcr u
winlcr during which Ihcy wcrn rcmnrku~
bln I'nr Ihcir iIIfI-riomy, and nftcrasum-
Incr nnd autumn pxnlllic of the mini
mum ninouut of ‘.xptil.“‘
«c
Thu I’Iu'lorl'lluu um.
.Inus n. SARUIENT'.‘ I‘l.\.\'.
To llIII llonorablc Scull!“ tlllil llIIIInI‘ Hf
rcprcsculiuivcn of Ihc HIulII of Unn-
ncctlcnt inllcncrul .\.~‘~cnib|y cnnvcll~
ml:
Thu umlcrnigncd. I'cnidcutn of thc sluIc
nft‘onucclil‘ul. lwllcviug Ihut Rl‘lt‘vuun
wrongs tire now pcrpvtrutnl upon runny
pcrannn in this sull- thrnuuh Ihc "ppm.
“on of the prI-ncul lsI“ I‘I‘chtiug u“.
luctorizing of wngr-s. huniiliy pray that
tho law may be changed in cnufnrm m
thc provisions of ”lo fnllnwini: (lrnft of
a hill for n public ul‘t:
Au not In addition In an m-i‘ I‘clnting
to civil actions.
llc it enacted by thc Hcmuc nud llouw
of rcpn‘flt‘umlivcu in gl-ncrul llSHl‘lllhlV
convcncd: '
Section 1. In pluccol‘nll othcr cxcmp
tinnn of Walnut from I‘orcigu uttucluunm
or cxcculion. so much of any duh; which
has accrued by reason of tho purcouul
survives of the debtor. for plurvlcps rcn-
«lured within tho forly working duva
Imxt proviouu In tho ucrvicn of tho priI-
was, shall be cxcmptod and not liable 1.,
ho taken by foreign ultlu‘luneut or 0x0-
cutioll. provided that nncxcmptlon shall
bu ulluwfll .lll any units brought upon
lining acctuui r for pursnuul board fur.
uishud the do tor or his huuily. provided
hon-aver. that forty tlny‘u‘ wag“ of n
minor child shall be exempted and not.
liable to bc token by foreign nttuohiuent
of execution. except for dcbts fur the
pcraonul board of the‘atuuc minor child
Incurred during the time in which thc
wages duo were earned: and provided.
further, that any debt to which cxomp-
tiuu has once attached shall thereafter
remain exempt.
Sec. 2. No claim for any cool, of any
fuctoriaing prQca or suit therewith cou-
nccted. neither ottorncya‘ oiliccra‘ nor
justice-9‘ fees shall lie against wages
earned after the service of the writ.
. 3. All benefits by any association
of persons in this state towards the sup-
port of guy of its members incapacitated
y sickness or inflrmit from attending
to his usual business. a all be excmpted
and not liable to be taken by fumigu ut-
tacbment or execution.
Sec. 4. Section thirteen of chapter
sixteen of titlcuinctccn of the general
statutes of this mm is hereby repealed.
Anduln duty bound your pet donors
will ever pray.
W
The Hartford and Harlan.
run: “arm‘s gamut: or run room.-
lth 0081‘.
The re rt of A. Brycou. the chief en-
gineer o the Barnard and Eulem nil-
md, numec the animated expense of
the road to the Asylum street I! t in
Hartford lncludin auigement on roll-
ln stock. ”88.58%. 1. . If the road
is coated no u to connect with the New
Engluid road“ New Britain the expense
of commotion will be $850,000 lacs. as
eight or nine miles of track would be
saved. Thar-cod will bedoublo tracked
with steel rolls, the bed to be thirty feet
wide through out- and twenty-eight
feet on emboukment at subarctic; be
cost of steel roll: is booed at .50 o ton,
as the precept. exceptionally low rice of
.40 is not expected to last. The ridges
will be of iron. and there will be but one
.dnw bridge, which will cross the Bonn-
otoulc rlver. The Sucgotuck ll to|bo
manned by a high grade viaduct. eighty-
rcc feet above high tide. The estimat-
ed lam! ex 6 I?!rptfilltriucticga and
equ notcocwu: ven-
ted: calla gobbling $8.500;‘1.608.247
undo of cortb executing, “09.874;
i took excavt on mos,-
;1£ «gyna- Imd- "
.803 '-
tlon. ”All ' MM&I «tabla:-
mmnuan.hisl.m. ;m,ao%.mm
magnum-m m
.700: Hountonic drawn-Iago. 810 fact
grin, 000: other lrcn bridges. t.-
508: on higbwoy bridgu. 010;
found: on: not otherwise included, 058..
400.
Tho enabling act which on come up
before the roilrood committee ct tho cup-
itcl provldcc that Incl-Ignace may be
In: etconocrmorctruntecc to be up-
prcycd by the rumor. Thick similar
to the 230w York cud N w Ecgloud nib
rctid‘a urmgementu. his um eat
is necessary us in Connecticut to I such
papers the auto treasurer and his succu-
oors in omoonrcmode parties: but on a
similarly wot-dud mo could not be
[ivcnl New York in I. I0 preunt in-
stance t c trustees and their cucccccoro
are to be named. No apecinl privileges
initiation to bond: are naked—Em.
WM..—
Rowaylon.
Tm: LENS 'runovou \viucu '1'qu tum-
DRED OYSTERMEN Alt: now Looxmcl
.u‘ CHARLES Lowxsaumr, rim»
DEL‘S BELL. AND CHARLES
BATES. _ 7
Who formed the committee thct were
appointed by the Superior Court to dec-
ignatc natural growth oyster and clum-
ing round, the spirit and design of
whlc I was to protect the poor and the
public against covetoua and do signing
men who endeavor to fllch from the poor
their only living. Charles Lownsbury.
who is a tinsmit . managed to get him.
self appomted the first on this commit-
tec. and was given the power to select
the other two. which he did With great
skill to acoom llah his design of making
evidence to III e from the bands of the
law a dear f ricnd of his who bod made
himuclf liable to line and imprisonment
by Imchcrouslyns town commiqsioner of
oyster ground. giving away to his friend,
Oliver Cook, one hundred com or more
of clawing cud oyster ground outlast
the mien-mt of the public. To get at the
facts you must draw on your imagina-
tion which the evidence given from
tnuc to timc will bear us out. This tin-
smiih must have respectable associates
to umkc their final rcport formidable to
Ihc court. and sucocnatul in getting his
dour frIcud. lliraui Taylor. from the
uIcuhcs of the law. To be on this con»
mittoc wan bulicvcd to b! lucrativc. so
this linulnith fools Ihc pulse of Thaddeus
itch. and Uhurlcs limos, both heretofore
_.__.._.._—-..——.—-
at 12-;- cents per yard.
and 6 cents per yard.
room for our Spring
Prices for yourself.
Van Hoosear & Ambler, '.
Oder the following Special Attractions for Jan. 1883:
60 Pieces Jacquard Stripe Dress Goods,
at 8 cents per yard, worth 15.
25 Pieces Figured Dress Goods, plain
colors, half wool, at 12 cents per yard. .
12 Pieces Plaid Dress Goods, half wool,
350 Pieces Dark Prints, best quality, at 5
7 5 Pieces Paisley, Royal, and Renfrew
Giughams, Dress. Styles, at 10 cents per
yard, sold last Spring at 1 5 cents.
Special Bargains in Black Cashmeres.
\Vill sell the balance of our stock of
Clocks, regardless of cost, as We Wish the
ready bought. and soon to arrive.
Send for samples of any goods you want.
Will fill your orders promptly, or better
still, give us a call, and examine Goods and
Van Hoosear &_ Ambler,
Gazette Building.
stock of Carpets, al-
NORWALK.
rcspcotnblc mcn. He states the cow of
his dour f ricnd‘a troubles. and his desire
to I‘cacuu bun. llc tells them he has no
doubt of his honcsty. but ho was weak-
uundcd in tillowmg himself to be under
thc Control of Ulivcr Cook. 11c believes
that ()lIvcr cnu provc that this is not
natural growth ground. llu tolls them
that tho oystermen show bad feeling to
his fricnd In only holding him rcsprmsi-
blc. wbcu tbcrc in his associates whom
thcy do not pciuccutc. llc continues to
ply Ihcm with argument. that his situa-
Iiou Is lucrutivc nnd hunornblc, and he
\\‘|ll nppmut Ihcm if they will protcct
his fricud. The finality of thcir report
to Ihc court irovca thclr ugrccmcnt to
pl‘nlcct bus Hood by ignoring thou-vi-
dcucc of fifty of the hcst \ itlzcns in the
town of Norwulk. and placing them as
pIIrJurcru hcfuro Ihc court. Tbc natural
growth ground in question bcim..v very
vnlunblc. cxtruordmury cflort has been
lululc to rctuiu It. and tin-ruby cause the
rclcum- of thc prisnucr. Hiram Taylor.
Thcir first effort was to dutc the cum~
misnioncd ground back two years 80
that a law. culled tbc "Healing Act.“
would clinch the right of Uhvcr t‘ook.
This provcd of no nvnil. Johnny lloran
now It nut that hc would Iunkc no ob.
jI-clious If Ihcy would givc him live
:u‘rcs. The hull. took. Johnny got thc
prnnusc. and cummcuoed to take pos~
scsdiou. lu-cnluc cuthusmstic for What hc
huIl ulrcudy bccn ugninst. and Ilrcw oth-
x r.x wuh him. The conxpirulon: took
courugc nu Ihcir new ‘npitnl and ar—
rcstcd lhrcc n'nprctnblc oyntcruicn for
.xlvuling oy.xtcr.- quIn this public groum .
The cusc Wth hmught bcfnrc Judge Scl-
Icck, of lluricn. who nficr hcurmg all
lllv m idcucc, dismissed the prisoners at
tllll‘t‘. II was Ihcn dctcrunucd by this
Cnnntnil’uI‘y to punish the Judgc for this
tlt‘l‘lnlnll. Thc .ludgc being vcrv popu-
lur nu u hum of limit-sly and ubihty. was
dcnircd by the people for thc assembly.
A nomination was equivalent to an cloc-
IIou. Thcse conspirators determined
that hc should not be nominntcd and
pnckcd the caucus with persons ignorant.
of the principlca at stake. They only
umdo u tlu voto M‘Icr scvorul ballots.
They could Inakc no udvnncc. ninth-5y
appcnh-d to thcir candidatc to vote for
lumucll. which hc did. and was nomi-
nnlod b ' his own votc; but the people
dcfmtcll his clcction by joining with the
dcqucrats. So thc conspiratorswere dc-
fcntcd again. Thcir next effort was to
I‘upturc tlIc stuto oyster commissioners.
John lmwndus. Uhurlcn Raymond. and a
mun by thc name of “'hhc. whom the
Uyntcr Association had accommodated
by AUG“?!ng him to work on tho natural
growth hcfnrc the lawful time. con-
npirvd to take from the public ncurlv all
the nuturul growth in our harbor. They
ported untit‘cs in the most obscure num-
ncr to mum-or the law. but werc found
out in time to thwart thcir purpose. Tho
pt‘uplt‘ pvtitioned the conuninsioncrs to
(‘lllllt‘ hcrc and take cvidcnce, which they
duh and gavc the conspirators cvcr '
cbuucc by tubing an expat-t0 trip wit
thcm on tho covctcd gmumls. uftcr
which thcy decided that «ll this ground
was protcctcd by tho lcgisluturc for tho
usc of the public. Tbcir last n‘nort wns
this "Sn \crior Court Daricn Uommiltcc.“
who hm boon made up to order. to run-
cuc at man who was held no a cul wit.-—n
wcak-Iuiudmi mun who in hiadcsix‘rw
tiou uwure that he did not know the
grounds he commissionwl were Naming
and natural ovater grounds, \vbilc fifty
men awurc lint tlu y had worked the
ground from ton to fortv yours. and
taken from Ihcm thousands of bushels
of natural growth uyuteru. Thaddeus
llcll \vus naked. uftcr being shown a
specimen of thew by store. how he could
harbor tho thought. that this was not
natural growth ground. Ii» rcplied:
“That he believed thcy were plum-d
thew for the put 0 of evidencc.“ mak~
lug pcrjurerc of fty of our best citizens.
The fact of this territory being the clam-
ing ground where many of the piiblic
get tlwir living, and have done so time
uumeuiorinl, was ignored by this com-
mittee. although requested to state why
the did so. were Ilium. Their rcport
wil be overhauled by tho people. and
their evidence given to the court.
oysmn 9
[ill fll‘ Sllllllll’
-AND—
FNAIR!
Thc cyutcruwn of thc town of b‘urwolk pmpcsc
to zivu a
Grand Oyster Supper
«AT-
Music Hall, 80. Norwnlk,
Welneslay and Thursday Em,
January 84, and as}
. yuan be cdlncvuyyiuadl ouch
gasp-azuimmnlttbc I‘m”. n-
Fried Oysters aSpecialty.
LANGTRY
v
From 7 oc.
Ladies’
“all,
Capes,
.W.&M.
Will Open this week the finest line of , .
BL AOK GOODS.
To be found in this Town.
Black Cashemer, "
ll‘rom 50c. to" 81.50 per yard.
ll)
Fine Brocade Silk and Satin.
Silk Suitings.
Dress Goods Stock
Fine Line Prints at 3, 5, anti ms) Ir.
Remnants of Dress Goods. ”5
WORSTED 30098 and
FASGINATORS.
At Less than Cost.
—.~r I N 15——
Collars and Muff:
VERY 01m, AT
. 'W. & M. S. Smith’s.
S. Smith
SUITINGS,
$1.50.
...... wax,“ ..
v . I.“
Also a if,
First lll— iii Field I
Du N L o P ' S:
Washing}; Martel
Pork Store.
Meats.
Turkeys,
Geese. and
. Gone,
FOR rm:
HOL] DAYS.
Irwin” lull
Canned 800M
LW‘Y. , ..
@4113.—
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Norwalk Chronicler