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mu. suit. rs ll‘ l"lltl~lll'V\' are :utfvr-
~ - lil ze tlnn usual it in s\\iuvlt'lllltltbl$
v‘_ - -. w r, tit”. tx.iimii shuns llttt'
~.l‘; -‘iv ~ ;:.:tt.:- in wire \t‘t'llx u
,:i- i! - l. \ H‘ Ills ixuiswits are its—
‘. .w in st ll!l:‘.'x'l‘.~.‘lll_\' ac-
“l" i » .i ' l'i‘lN-llll‘nfi comes trout
t‘ x f t 3 . t l' ._ tulxax‘x‘».
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‘r‘l ll~l til} {H'N‘t‘ul-l)‘. li)‘ -
’ they will tiud that
‘ dull times ll. holds its own very nicely.
by the boycotters. "hose who are watch-
ing the Sentinel to see how its advertis-
ing patronagr is leaviug’it should get a
copy of a year ago, and by comparison
notwithstanding the
Then lt'l them compare \vliat paVv they
are genius: With that of a year ago. and
* . . .. . . ;. . . . .t
“>x‘i‘ If tlit‘} ult‘ 50..)3 .ls \\t it.
About 200 lin‘JIH itive engineers cuts
1.: ‘ ., 3 m 7. H... ”H to." >1... “UV ; illoyed on t‘onueeticut and \yestern Mas—
\V “I H V) V”... mg,” “H"‘M‘d 'h,_ jsachnsetts roads. went to Sew \orVk on
\x .V. r W... J...” “am. "Ht“. ”I...“ i a special train of tour cars to attend the
g '3. ; .l | .- V.“ .W any l'.i.ix.l ‘ lil‘ilzllitl social liir‘x'lliii: ot the llrotlivh
\l -,., .ui..,,- mfg“. u sure in. h the le-wxl of lmcntiiotive Engineers of the
H_;‘: ,L “V 3., 3. u _. t; “It" l'iiitxwlh‘iutfl‘. at tlietlrzuid Opera House.
yV. ‘..x “mm X 5 -..‘s >ltyl'r“ Saturdav thr 1.000 engineers were present and
x \x mu; presciitul a wry lively appear—
;ti _ it being' throng-Ml with i'iistxdiit‘t‘s.
xx feature“! children‘s and ladies‘
x :.. le null. r;.;ri:iei‘.is seems to lVe
‘r v ..t-.-l vv-r_\ l: t‘ert .iiily the
u; “31‘ ate the lite! ever off-red here
and .- mint Le hat in New York. The
gt‘l n rail \\'\‘!l|lt r is how they can be sold
y t’llt‘xli‘
il'Vll.
Tl..- l.e.vy rouhdl of Monday night
,i , ”ht pr. perry w. lr-wx-r Main-st
..x._ .l by Bi. -..-V .‘lrt‘aire and llxnll'lnati
;-.r. t in l-.: ~11“..- to the 31- min estate. The
xx .\.t-»i \\ ‘i; _ \x hmli at tI-c best. is_x~iitii‘el_v
m .dxxpttlv. became shipped uprwhicli
;t."_:t.i\hte~i the trouble. For the com-
rlrt and health of all concerned. a large
sewer should be built to carry till- tlTe
suttavv wutx r in this section.
l luv
Th: \'~ rnr rnt i ‘hrnnit-le wants a six e-xr—
my. car out in! to pavenger trains. The
s\xx-.-tit..: x‘ it slinlllll tint :wmir :...v nit‘ire
luiti. i‘.e smut-ting: cur shoal i sin ice. but
4. ti'-l :xllur-l In mt for pref-un- persons
‘V. r“... -. tit-1r xeeimgs ‘.\ I.i..|lll utl'end-
H 4 ”A-.. “i... r-ljz't‘l rx- emphatic lan-
h- The Mr ".3 o. ..i Work moves to
.tazuad le Flint-1H,: stats for swearers
upx-ti tlit‘ t‘inv-i‘uli‘in r.
u.
.i,«.
\ societv paper says: “l‘nt- ‘haug' is
.l wu-«l. l. ind-tr wean-n and girls who
mat.» ‘up fast“. nul-le society liuve en.
t.i- '3 aims! and the tar-guild all styles
of ‘Ai ul’lll: 1 ‘hair down on the fore.
lysl Tim" lavish tin-Er hair straight
.mrwt i.- iézx xx‘l.:.le..t't’:ie forehead
'o.
as. : t« l‘ g-les. knot it very carivles-ly on
n ,., :f the 1.. ad. and Wear it Without
it -- f; it list mupiciou of a curl orcriuip.
.‘.t llm regular monthly meeting ofthe
. directors of the Masonic Mm
r lleiir‘fl! association Monday evening.
taunt; eat-h was voted to the widow.- of
the law Captain “'illiam Brides. the
widow Hf the late Charles Rnickoldt. the
widow of the late t‘harles Webster And
the be the; of the lat:- “'illiarn D. Cur-
use. Um: "member wax susp‘udcd fur
non-payment of assessments and eight
mm
«summit;
represented nearly all parts of the coitu-
try. even California. The engineers hold
these meetings purely for social piir~
Uri the return a vote of thanks
to\‘it~e~1‘rx~sixleitt lleed and Superinten-
dents Davidson and Sterensou for the
use of the train and other courtesix-s was
liaret‘tl.
} y. mes.
’.\ number of merchants are boycotted
now by order of the executive commit-
tee. The merchants generally wish
they had been boycotted twelve
Weeks: ago. as those who were first. boy-
cottexl are best oil‘. The most merchants
have to show for the strikers trade are
heavy book accounts—particularly of
those who have been the fiercest in the
tight. The new batters seem to know
their friends. and as they have the mon—
ey. their trade is very desirable. As a
correspondent has said. “ This strike is a
great teacher.“ to which we may add,
the lesson will not be forgotten for a
lying time : but don‘t forget to boycott
the Sentinel.
-.\n elegant silver present given away
with each lb of Haulon‘s llikiug Powder
at Seymour Bros.
.\ Connecticut editor employed a young
man to act as a local reporter in a neigh-
boring city. He discovered. just us soon
as the first manuscript arrived. that the
reporter had probably never attended a
spelling schcol and bad very crude ideas
of English composition: but he had at
all events. “a nose for news.“ Rather
than make a change. the editor rewrote
the, items furnished. dressing them up
in his own happy vein. and the reporter
at once received credu for unwmmou
skill‘ and brightness in gathering news.
The editor of a rival daily saw his oppor-
tunity. and secured the services of the
young man by making him a flattering
otter. and dispatching him to Hartford
as a legislative reporter. Now there is a
tough time in one newspaper office over
manuscript. and in another an editor
smiles as he tells how handsomely his
. rial contemporary was "sold."
upright.
moral and truthful men as Mr Joseph
'l‘aiiimauy. the e\—reul estate agent. tor
instance. South Norwalk ladies eer~
taizily do not need his endorsement as a
passport to good svi‘tcl)’. 'l‘lie commit-
tee‘s true cliarax'tx-r. and that of the cot~
respondent of the lloycotter. is demon-
strated by their attack on the women.
The llatters‘ l‘niou ought to be proud of
them—these women lighters.
t‘oxixi't-Toiis‘ Ronni. llAltlJ-lll lliti'or.»
Niaw Yoitit. Feb. 1554. x
lb-zir Sen—1 take pleasure in saying a-
:mul word for llr. lx'enurdyfs Favorite
Remedy. lll‘lex‘ used it for dyspepsia
and dx'raugement of the. liver. and can
say with emphasis that it always affords
prompt and complete relief. Favorite
Remedy is pleasant to the taste. thorough
iii its effects. never producing the slight-
est disagreeable or sickeii‘ing sensation.
H?) 4 Yours truly. 1%. t‘. 'l‘ii-nvtiiaiME.
steamboat.
Last Saturday the negotiations be~
tween the D. & N. R. R. and ilie N. Y. 82
S. Steamboat t‘o.. were completed for a
steamer in connection with the railroad
from “'ilsou Point. to commence, run-
ning May 1st.
Connecticut Bible society.
The financial year of the (‘ontiecticut
Bible society closes With the mouth of
l-‘chruary. Treasurers oi auxiliaries and
churches raving money in hand des-
tined to its treasury are desired to for-
ward it at once. to Henry “1'. Taylor.
treasurer. Hartford. or to Rev. \\'illiaui
11. Gilbert. secretary. at South Not-walk.
Baptist Bazaar and Supper.
.‘t large number attended the ' Baptist
Baz tar and Supper last night. in the new
Baptist church. The beautiful structure
was all thrown open. and was very
much admired for its beauty and gen-
eral completeness. The main room was
used for the bazaar. and contained a line
display of fancy articles. Supper was
served in the diuinghrootn connected
with the church. The entertainment
will be continued this evening.
llaruuui‘s Latest Gift to Bridgeport.
P. T. Barnum has just added to his
numerous gifts to tbs-jetty of Bridgeport.
He has donated a tract of land adjoining
the new Boulevard on the north and Sea-
side Park on the west. This gift of
about thirty acres is in addition to the
land donated a year ago. When the
Boulevard, which is now being worked
by the city is completed. a broad drive.
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a"! 0'“.th Q t' I Barn to let. see ad. —Bazaar and Supper at the Baptist . 40""? (“WNW topdvathw-V Here hi8 $019113" (8'31“
-, , get" "It “Ram" and sum... ”nigh. m u“. church tonight. Friday evening of this week, Joseft‘y, rarity with his theme. his enthusiasm.
L . - _ ' "’1 Terr Baptist church . ' t‘rol‘ut .‘v 'Knapp a... gem“: um some the great pianist. will give a recitarat. the fine quality of his oratory. and the
fill 1:51“ \‘. l'liltitt'yln' 1‘3; i‘~~‘x. \\' . . . - ~l " » i - x . . . s ‘l verv handsome pearl hats. ‘ the Opera House. The sale of seats has grace of his delivery make him one Of
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‘.~ '- ~' \ a “we -, ~. \x .i “no Th“ NR!" “card of l. location want ‘ ‘ r. .‘3‘ ‘3 mi. “~‘ ““3 " “ ‘ 5 ‘ i‘ Ilendee have arranged for a special “11"! ated at Mile in 156.: visitxd humpe in
3 .. \ ‘ ; ‘T‘\\"‘ ‘*' ‘ 7‘ ‘ ‘r‘ "‘ *3me ("r F“““""“ “"‘ .‘“““- “4m“ at the ”My" on the 11. & X. It. It. which will leave 1570: was at Paris during a part of
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‘ \r' w ' .» l“ ‘ Mr. : ,».:.;\\.»<~ p .. if I \ ‘ . i- _ , -..A l there is illlllt‘tlllv now in taking them ' ‘ ‘ " ' ' "‘ . qualified "‘V 51““k ”f "W work “f 9"“
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‘ V. ; ' ~ the . ll‘. vi that th- y propose to divide “wk“ "ism” ”73““ “M “n“ k““‘ m“ his usual” excellent manner. Supper f"l"'”~s' ““5” ml“ ““u h“ reasonable.
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V‘VV'L " V'VV‘V“ \ -i'=\\.i‘... iti'er ll‘V .\~i\\.illx.wr Urn-Noise . ll ‘h‘l nu llnlllll l‘\1-.;inle the xxise xx as llils xx orld, and perhaps M~\’i‘t‘:tl xatliri‘s. l 5,,“ and ‘\n\[_“‘ and Mr. i;.-.-.1 1.3.] an
' "‘ I" l' ‘ 'l "‘H ‘lli‘k H“ l' I“ “ ' “'~l“‘il. l~ keep l‘.-'li1 l»~~.i.l lvy .lxi.i.;~- ll vis. ol lii‘txl;x‘]‘«vt‘t, at is i‘utxliux-xl in the Maine statesumii. and» . .V-. -, . V . .
H; ‘l “N“ "" x- l‘\'.::lx'l_\ t‘l“ ii x\«'i‘pl \xln ii rims. .i l \wl\\3tll§. this or l.. The comprtiii‘s \tt of xu-iirse be e tll sve nothing good in 3 ”HUN'W” ”' ?‘ 'th "" In" “Mk “n“ ma-
!“ /\\‘ ‘l“"‘—‘ In" t?.-- l‘ lss .;x* if t‘ itiwziy trains; lp:,.peitV\ was pit! in tl.x~ list by the as \\ but St x'i‘x-tary Fix l;'_- glitiVxx n llllfixllll'fl‘. : “i‘lll‘ U» H“ "Mlmdlvs 'h“ l“~‘“ 3“ $1-‘m"
t‘i. it mm” .iia'x le «lit-r \lli‘ p‘csxgv' sx‘rsxilw for $‘ith‘5 WI. \\ lili‘ll “as l‘I xillt‘i'xl and evidently this was one of the. ebb. .n . r at .l .. love his insurance. lit-sides
.9. iii . l<\\ . ax rs t. i ulm' . a“ .t ll':ilti they shall lu‘ ."l’ ‘llt'il; p ‘ll~ to s-J‘U‘UH Vlyx the ll at l til Help t. The . nu ll\~._\ that ll“li‘.llt‘il the Xicaracut “WV 13“an \\‘.ir.l pstutmm $3., “.th
l w ' .i. w M) on“ .1 ll. _..t\ we; to take x Ila-ct _lrom it x l is~ : .1..-..v..;: . i the y: l_- ‘ is awaiix .i will: l'l~ l llt‘.ll\. .‘dr. liyirigleii l. l\ also aux-lb. r 2 .~‘ . ‘ ‘ . ‘ ll l l’
t . a. l. .. li l.\'\\ s. . 4- twols .ttul l‘r: t..v~ 'l‘liis l: :ttl ter. »'. !l‘ivllll’ tor lstltitiiaii initial which lie 1 ‘ ‘ ' '1‘ L“ ‘."‘l.“'-\“‘\ ‘l‘l‘ too 3‘
‘r . :i. l"- iii\ «'Hw .zlxsnri will. _ . . , I . 1 ‘i “ tl , \ogiclies for as supernr to :le others, :uni; . is .i severe blow to the two
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1 r! . ‘ .. “ ‘ .3 . ‘V, . ,. . V ii l i... . l. l'tl m i‘ _ l" ‘V 1‘ ll.x\lllV‘.is.‘l| of .\e\\' \.»it. has liad tltx~ . V, V l . . l ... .
xx l l. l t H . tl. ‘i: ~ ‘ ill V“ ‘V V. '2 ”ml. x ' ill} “.1. “.1. :. ELVIS tum Ll: W 3‘31 ‘ route siii'xeym't and has purchased tlie' "" ’ “ “I“ “‘ " “""d “~‘“‘3*‘
. ~ . ‘. . . . 7" ‘5 " ‘ t ‘ ‘“ V. .. ‘ ' " ‘ H '. Km "M b . Y ‘ l- ' '~ ‘ -i v - ‘- w‘ . ' a‘un ‘l\‘\ li-uuls. wli i :lt“::ll thrown
‘ ‘ l‘ ‘ 11' "‘ t. ‘.“‘ " H l‘llil:tl‘-l rooms lltx s l:x_\‘ taunt; lh-~ w. r .lllllx‘ltitls lxlx'l‘. ;.:i-i rue :\l_ll\‘\‘ or the h"): :H, ‘3‘“): ,“l“ll:.xm\\‘\,":;;:r2“; (“fir l ; X .
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l ‘ ‘~ 1‘ ‘l"- ."“"”“'~‘ ““‘l .dvndnl “1“!le - tines rt nul . in 2! .i: \vxurers \‘;tll>r‘-l l‘xh‘l‘l'nlli‘nl tor a large ‘ V"_ 3”;le 1‘16“” fink”) .llm -f‘r “ x‘” ”‘1" » "‘ "Y‘ “x “m“ ‘ H“ ‘ out
‘ ' l ‘ \‘ “l“ ' “l ‘I l‘r‘ ll) Ll iiiiiltorl‘s t.x\~r. The second ten \\‘.‘.s .llllllliix'l‘ xa!‘ ~p~~x‘i..lois. lltucittu was ‘3; 1‘ l“ 1'“ . k.“ l}: .uanm ‘ iiuni n l ”l l Wu“ Vle P ‘ W ”an.“ temp TC )‘ “CI i
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' ‘ ‘ ‘ "“l l '1," Sin .x .ii ll~ 1‘» ..l.«l s Lulu. lllt‘ interest kept i.p iii to .t law In iii. and the m:.s- ”IV“. “1 public‘f' “Tr “1‘. ”H“ tlic‘reldtd g pnuuu “Lulu... m LyoxvnV _:.-\..1;“;.&
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. V x . l 41 tots p in. xx”. ,r. it Vi lVVbx .‘ \\i It xpix t pie 1 x it tint i ”Lilli ldl ‘sin n”. seem 1” be “1“. private W1, x‘x‘tiiicctx‘d t ottrx h S upp,“ um“ the t‘illlll‘lt‘llilll u:
‘ ‘ "“ truly made. a: mum-u lt't.‘t.I_\' won the cess. llie music “as furnished by 1 rof. With it \1 .n l ‘Ii p . iiib‘i Lu, 1 « ' . l‘ l ml
~ I l p on: i._'. p tin-r ll.tll‘..I‘ N'l'll" ot‘ tltiil) ..n.. :!_i|.ll‘\. Afterward Heine's l‘ltllil. art! was excellent dancing ' ‘ L H._ :‘L A ‘;.,.__ “H! “M L“ [My “ m J Mn "1 “3 NM"
t . .l- . - ' l.. ll. ltx‘lxx'l'. 31 . llnziglaiid I ill-ind to p§.xV\' Hamilton or tiiiis‘ix‘. ‘.‘,\\..:(.1‘l‘~l 'l‘ I'.\'l‘l:.\‘l\. as the “catltt-r \vid allow ot the linish~
\iV \ p . . - .‘V. r i.,;.. gain“ . ' . .. ~ ‘.~’~vl .. _
| “ JV'Vl.‘ if“). ‘V“‘ H l h “l for ' \‘ lux- lllllllllt‘l'r‘x who lia\ e gone to work. \\' . . ~. ' . :’ f l . f ll -‘ . |’- m" M h“ "m 1‘ bod. r “ML“ ' Tm \ "m
‘ . .‘1 :L; .- .y. mi... .n r met “our ’l-i‘ell 1 “an . . . .. . . .. .... . . V : an in rxtxipt o in o owinga tst V . . . VV . , _ . . .
. . r. A i it . \\llt\.\t [hunts lune litin p..1.ui.:d hut”).- in ”N “fl“ “f 13‘ ll 'il no“) the Ulli .9 [kiln ll~ltl xilxlitn hit .1 rill.il\lit\ til lute.
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" ‘ ‘ ““ l ”“ V,‘ “_ ~\ ““l “ ”“l *4- .\otixe.s \\t‘1x‘ I‘ll‘ltil on some oi the lllt piililix as haunt, toixboiteu then H; \ ‘1 “3““th solicitor of patcti's 11”.; the m._.f..l-mm. 15;. V”..- cm...” one
" ‘ “' " l’l' " " \' - -‘ ~l"”“l “I “l‘ store doors Monday moruuw. “ 'l‘tie Hen- honor. should feel cxnupltuix-uted. \\‘e .' 1‘ ‘ ' . i ' “ ' - .- . ~ ‘ .
, , .. - - 'xt- l ‘I dun] f...- “Hun.” ; . ~ _ ‘_ _ . . . V . ... loud-geimrt t xilltl.: and wnt cause tux m inconvenience as
' - -‘ V ‘ 3 and must go. take out your advertise- smiilxl fuel sort) fut them. indeed. it it (1 \\. Flux-ll and It l“o\' ”“11er . _ .. .
1‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ “*"r ‘4'“‘““l ‘“ l"“"“- “““l‘ 1. meiit." The Sentinel ii‘tcnds to gown were necessary fortheirconduct to meet “V” ‘y- 'lll“‘llt‘t"lulii‘ “Cm ti‘iltillau v.5“: “ ell “5 11”“) I‘L‘“
xx. t.- ”.1. l. .r m \t \‘i‘l‘nl nulvl‘l W“ “ lls t‘utit‘sc regardless of the threats of de- the approval of the executive committee ““3 .I. hmeuuiatic‘ door' check‘ ‘ Q 1! Tie ll‘xt t‘ouip'uiv were not a.- fully
. . . . V V . . N . . V . . .V . . -. . . v. . ‘ ' ‘ . s‘ -.
l , *‘ ‘ “ “‘1‘ ‘” l‘”‘ “J“ ‘ ‘ “ ‘l- , siructiun \\ hich are so coutideiitly made which is composed of such I
Updyke. .\'e\v llavcu. eye-glass trauic.
llemy Reynolds. New Haven. feed for
screw machine. E. Strouse. New Haven.
hoop-skirt. 1). S. 'l‘honipsou \\'est lla-
veu. garter slide. l‘. H.1‘1lilietJ. llart
ford. lock for tire—arms. (l. \\'. lrira~
way. Hartford. drier tor paper drums
and barrels. B. 1!. \\'urd. Hartford.
electric arc lamps. ll. \\'. l‘arker :iud
1.. F. Griswold. Merideu, extensiou‘lamp.
ll. ll l‘x-rkms. lllerideu, lamp fixture. E.
S. Smith. \Ytllt‘l‘lllll‘)’. spring clasp. .-\.
M. Young. \\'aterbury, electric battery.
N. L. Austin. Norwalk. grate bar. \Vm.
ll. t‘oiilicr. Bristol. relief valve. ti. 1’.
Fenner. New London. printing press. 1“.
t‘. L‘Itld. Middletown. sprue cutter. t'.
H. Johnson. Birmingham. skate. ‘1‘,“-
Smith. Deep River. button book. he
bels—\\'illimautic Linen t‘o.. Hartford.
‘f\\'indham Thread." \\'illim:iutic Linen
t‘o.. Hartford. “lvx-rton Mills“ tfor
threads
Heavy Ice in the Sound and East River.
Du \\'eduesday morning the propeller
City of Norwalk. which left here Tues-
day night. encountered much heavy ice
from Sands Point to llart lslundJrom
which point she could go no further as
the ice was so completely jammed in as
to stop all the large eastern boats, which
did not extricate themselves till about
noon and did not arrive at their piers
till the late hours of one or two o‘clock
p. in. The City of Norwalk was obliged
to put in at. City Island. where Mr.
Harvey the manager of the boat was
put ashore and left for New York to res
port at the main otlice. Capt. Perkins
at. once telegraphed to the agents here
of the delay so that the oystermen
would not be discommoded in shipping
their oysters by rail to those that were
obliged to get them early next day. The
City of Norwalk has made very regular
trips all winter. not having lost. one by
storms or fog. but when the heavy.
powerful. side~wheel steamers of the
eastern routes can not force their way
through heavily packed ice without
hours 0 delay it cannot be expected
that our little propeller can keep her
regular trips. although we are informed
that she will be kept. going as often as
possible as long as the ice blockade lasts.
“‘alluco Bruce‘s Lecture on ““‘oman-
hood in Shakespeare."
All who have heard \Valluce Bruce are
full of leasant anticipation as to his
coming ecture next Monday evening at
the Congregational church. He was
without. doubt. the most popular speaker
on the course last season and the man-
agers have but yielded to a universal de-
mand in placing him on their list again
way three miles in length will be estab-
lished along the southern lmrdem of the
city and overlooking Long Island Sound
for thirty milxs in either direction.
l
this winter. His lecture on "Native Het-
or-gtuizml as the t‘o-Uperative (‘.i.. hav-
ing started later. but had succeeded in
seciirzii; customers. and were working
on orders. .\ part of their stock was for
commission work. and if thev have to
lose that as well as their own stock their
loss Will be They had de-
cided up in additional insurance of
$500. but. unfortunately. had not com-
lili‘lt-d the arrangements. Both com-
patties \vill hold a meeting this after-
\’t‘l‘_\' severe.
:lll
noon. and decide upon future opera
thins.
(lilieer “'ilson, who was about
the first at the factory. says the
tire was in the rear of the first tloor.
“Jill companies as well as those em-
ployed by tlzeui have the sympathy of
the comuniuityxand although they have
met xvith so great discouragement in
the outset, it is hoped the misfortune
will not be so severe as to discourage the
company in their efforts to establish
themselves in businessaind that they will
soon recover from tlieinjury which has
so suddenly befulleu them.
P. S.——Since the above was written we
learn that the Co—operutive Co., have
made positive arrangements to use a pur-
tion of Brown. McCanna & Cottrell‘s
factory; temporarily. and that the Bat
00., have taken the factory uptown for—
merly occupied by Mr. Trowbridge.
The Gazette has issued an extra
abounding in falsehoods, and of a char~
acter too contemptible for notice.
“Two Points" by a “Fair Hatter."
Jlr. Hlifor :—There are two points that
I think the batters ought to think about.
and they are, first. isn‘t. it to the benefit
of the bosses for us to not vote to go in
independent shops ; second, isn‘t it bet~
tor for the (lo-operative shops, to keep
its-m strike so they can get plenty of
lieip, whicn is more to their benefit than
ours.
On the first point it seems to me it is
very easy to see that if we keep on strike
all the shops are going to be made foul,
and every man they get to go in is so
much loss to the union, for they have to
go in foul, and they will soon be the
largest part of the shop‘s crew, and than
what object will it. be to any body to be
a union man. If we want to make the
shops foul we are going the right: way-
tle” given here last year. was masterly
and eloquent in the highest degree. But
ithupon litemytopiclthubaappeus
tower-k to do it. Suppose .we should
vote to go in independent shop,
,_ f——-———‘-
our union than to make our union men
throw up their cards to get shopped.
This seems very plain to me. and others
have said the same thing. It‘s no use of
our biting off our own nose to spite our
face.
On the second point it seems to me
here can be no doubt that if the men or
the most of them could get back to the
old shops they would rather work there
than any where else. and they would go.
and then the Cooperatives would have
to take their chances with the rest. and
if they couldn‘t give as good induce—
ments as the others in the way of work
and wages they couldn‘t hold the help.
I don't wonder they are anxious to keep
up the strike. for they don‘t offer any
great inducements to workmen. I don‘t
mean to say they wouldn't give us all
work if they could get it. but busiuem
can't be made in a minute.
I think. Mr. Editor. these points are
worth thinking about. and I think' it isa
good thing to look at things square in
We face. It is no use of us trying to
deceive ourselves. and the sooner we get
down to business. the better.
Yours respectfully.
l“.xiit MATTER.
x.\ud one who served his time.i
" "Id "at“ ".\L’tiil| on the Sitiiat hm.
Iz‘dihu's Sentinel : — It is now about
twelve weeks that the batters have been
on strike. and every week seems to me
to only make matters worse so far as the
batters art‘l‘ullCt'l‘llt‘il. \\'e turned out
against a cut down in wages: or rather
We Were turned out by the. hot heads on
that account. We hadn‘t been out more
than two weeks when a new idea struck
our committee. and that was that the
bosses had formed a combination to
break up the union. 1 have talked with
the bosses Some. but 1 have not found
one who says he had or has any such iii-
teutiou. Then the (‘o-oimrutives were
started. bitt they seem only to want Uu‘
his! Initials, the urilimu‘y howls don’t
seem to get much synilxilliy from them.
Then we started the show business. and
that didn‘t seem to run right. though .
our two managers were church members l
and had been actors and managers. Then i
\\ e began to boycott by orilernf the Sew
York socialists. “'x- \vere going to lay
out the that of Police. but We didn‘t
do it : and stop folks taking foul batters
to board. and didn‘t do it ; and stop put—
ting on policemen. and didn‘t do it : and
turnout the evprcssmau for being a p.»
licelnau. and didn‘t do it. \\'e tried to
stop men going into shops. but they are
running. and such foolish stutl' as was
print. d [P the (Suzette all. iit so few hats '
being shipped is very foolish. l know a l
good ttiittv} hats are beinur shipped and
llti‘)‘ :tl‘t' L'UUIl Ullt‘.“ lxii‘. \Ve were going:
to xlt'il'e Kinney out of the hotel. but we
haven't done it ; we got some firms to
boycott the bums. but they :lpuluglz 'd
for it the next day. livt ry day er two
we are to go iii. but we don‘t do it \\'x- ‘:
\\r-l’t' told we.\vere thelowx-s: paid in any 5
district. but those \iiw have worked in g
other places don't make a hung. Now i
we are going to bust up the lm see. lrll: .
tltx’)’ don‘t s~x~zu to bust. \\'x‘ve lit-zit:
l
clung t-| do lots of thugs. l-iit as near as
l t‘dll future 11 we‘ve only done
thing. and that is 1o! badly ll ft.
last thin; I lu‘llt’Vx' is the starting ol a
free tum hole to get t'.~ua “alters drunk.
l don‘t know who the committee en?
diiiuk is. lllli as our l- a-Vltio; comunitce
is composed of such strong teitzpei‘auc
t‘llh‘
Tllt‘ '
l
1 don‘t like the him. of taking the money 3
to help the strikers to buy rum. I Won‘t l
buy it for myself and I don‘t want my
money to l‘ll_\' it for anybody else. lask
the batters if it isn‘t lllllx‘ we took our
:xll'airs t~l|l of the hands of labor reform—
xi‘s‘. >x‘i‘llill<l$. lvoss hatteis. Slrtie ma-
sons and whitewashed men and act-d
like sensible mx u. and no to work o lax-re
we «‘11! get it. livery week sniiieboxly
goes in. and they ain't the worst "1““ in
the trade. either. like the t‘tilllllllllt‘t‘ say
llix‘} lze. Tllx'}' are [llt‘lii‘>l \\‘tll‘l\ttlt'll.
and it won‘t be long before tllt y will
make batters etiuiigli en the bosses won‘t
want any of us. Ul.l| MATTER.
GRISWULD‘S AllTI-ZYMUTIC
PASTILLES
l‘lln l‘ll '
Q'Yfilti’l‘li lVll'FN 'l'llll \‘.\l \‘i HF
COLDS, CATARRH, THROAT
l‘l\'l~2 \Sl‘l“
‘rt xlnie 5' ad
'l‘ty ilzeiu.
coon new
19. LADIES.
Greatest inducements ever of.
Now 's yup t Iiue to et up
‘ > r ‘ * ted can
Tn. x ;ll\' :i 1*
For sale by dri
iin“i lrx‘tflhcn
.l‘ll
l...
' New floods!
(‘llfii‘dflms Cards. ll ottoes. Wail:
lets. Beautiful Floral Designs!
Satchels. Purses. Fancy Soups
and l‘crftiities._V§ilk Handker-
(Tltiefs. ctr. A full line 01 Util-
dreu‘s Cloaks and Dresses. .\
line assortment of Littlies’ Flint-
"‘ M” A" "A 7' A_'_"_"’-‘_:V" ' "“ '_‘A
1191 Skirts.
We are selling out:
our Millinery Goods Below Cost.
Great Bargains iii Belts and
New floods!
til. it tViiiit.
Model Market,
When 1 call mine the
Because cwrything is first-class sud kept in the best
poreible shape.
Fresh and Salt Meats,
Pfllllll‘l all Game lfall lllllls
I3utter. Lard,
FRUITS and 'VEGETABLES
Lowest Cash Prices.
Call in and see if that therein unim' ‘ is nottrue.
1
wouldn't mt boa bettermtonve
*W. B. HALLllflfli
: crativ‘ Principles. but not Controlled by
. any Set of Politicians or Manipulators;
lh-voted to collecting and Publishing all
its limit Fare!
-7 M intone —
BRIDGE P0RT9
To all who purchase f rom theVGreat
fl .
.lll'l' GKii'l'” SALE
«JP—-
.8. Ill 8100.
XE‘VMARKB'I‘S.
“'c have about a hundred Newman
kets costing: from $13 to $20. \\ e will
now close them out at about half price.
811.! I. I'IJ‘SII §ACQTBS
tine lot of elegant Plush t‘loaks re-
duced to only $25: none of these were
ever offered less than $25 to $39. “\-
liave ten extra line $75 t‘loaks. \\'e will
close them at $35. .\ lot. of Dolmans
were $125. will close at $‘3.
sEAI.§K|\ §.§(‘Ql'l§§.
Must be sold. \Ve shall begin to—mor-
row to offer all $250 and $273 Sealskin
Sucilties at $2! ll each. $200 heal Sacques.
at $150. $150 .' 'al Samples at $100. One
lot short Seal Sacqux-s at $75.
BEST slur. ”morass.
Reduced from $3" to $00 on each Dol-
man. Call and examine. Much money
can l.e sated.
Rivalry
Til :: \
SACRIFICE
l\ 01 IN.
OPPO
s.—
rinmo EPOR'I‘.
@btgjiwffifimt.
.‘II Independent Newspaper of Demo—
tlze News of the hay in the most Inter-
esting Shape and with the greatest pew
s
lllr‘ll I can‘t exactly iianlerstaud rt. ll l . .. . .
SM.“ to "h. “h“n “T have got to do 1 stile lromptness. A\“uulilt_\ and linpar.
rm‘h limbs“ 1“ “41‘ “u" “*“N' th""‘ L“ l tialily: and to the Promotion of hemo-
somx-iliing wrong about it. lduii t know l _ . .
pm“. much rum has 1“...“ iuxxight, but i l cratic Ideas and loliey iii the atl'airs of
“NW M‘V“ 4‘ ‘ri‘m‘l “NH." Jul!“ K” "N” my l Government. Society and Industry.
old lb‘lli.‘t‘lllllt‘ hea lxpiarters. and ldcn t g ,—
know of but threefoulhattcrs who have f Ri'i‘ps pv \i \tL l‘tN‘l‘l'Alll
:tll drunk, and lltt'_\' tllilnl gi‘l drunk 1 l\.\ll.\', 1‘7 \,. - 5,_.*.,V
tin-re citl‘x-r. .‘lJYl-i‘lllt‘t‘ullllllllli‘t‘ have . iixtt.\ \inr .\i. ». in
~‘ .~ ‘9' -.. .‘ :.‘|,\ll.\'_'~:\-rir lu-
t.x pour” ,p.iit_. down to kuptVliinr ‘ li\ll.\‘.~xri~l .\l‘.\\.;wx “V“ -Vv
"spans up. but if we cant \\ in \\ Lll- . “.de . \...r ;...
i‘tll \iui l think \xr lu llt'l not \\‘iii. .\tid ’ 1: , ,\...; —, Till: \‘i Nix-xx Y..'k\ ‘.\ ;
.line Croc '0er‘, China.
Turbo" given.
nasbonm my -
I
M13388 8. ill]!
33 Main St“ NOR‘VALK.
“'e are making a finer display of Hil-
linery and Fancy Goods than ever before.
Trimmed and L'ntrimmed Felt and
Velvet Bonnets in the most stylish and
becoming shapes. besides everything in
Trimming Material desirable. and Id
Silk Starts.
“'9 direct special attention to our
great variety of Fancy Feathers.
Mi§es and Children's Hillinery It the
lowest possible prices. Also aV select
stock of Fancy Goods. All kinds of
Embroidery MateriaL-x. Ladies' and Chil-
dren‘s Underwear.
and others.
Madame t : riswoldfs Corsets.
Comb-
Try our French \Vatcr \\'aves.
ings tirade up.
Please call and examine our goods.
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E. K. Lockwood
”as the largest assortment of
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Also :1 full line (if Hanging
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Lamps and Chandeliers. Tin
“'zti‘e, Granite. “110d and “le-
loxv Ware. and in fact every-
thin;r that is to be found in a
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Sleds.
Furnishing
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Show-ls,
Snow
Sliil‘c.
:iud Skates. ut the best quality
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iu the at Prices Lower
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E. K. Lockwood.
(II’ LADIES“ .‘N
=SPECIAL SALE
I) CHILDREN‘S
MUSLIN UN DERWEAR,
~ —ON
Saturday. January V17th, 1885.
3‘ \\'.\Slll.\'
BY
A. DICKERMAN 8: SON.
tiTUX 5T.
Carpets !
Carpets,
Flllllll'lllRE! ‘
1t will pay you to examine _
money by furnishing
c,
STAMFORD,
A'l‘ THE out
All orders filled
Give us a trial.
Carpets !
The Largest Stock and Liwest Prices of any Store in the State.
Oil-Cloths,
Window Shades. Curtains. Cornice Poles. Mir-
" rors. Pox-tiers. Etc.
FURNITURE!
.\t Prices the LowestVeverknown. V\\'emakeourowu goo..is._ and sell at low prices.
.\o One Can. .\0 One Shall. l ndersell L s 3
Paper Hangings and Decorations. Fine Gold
Wall Paper at 25 Cents per Roll.
our stock and compare prices.
You cart save time and
your house at our establishment.
E. SMITH,
‘orner Atlantic and Broad Sts..
CONN.
roceries and Meats,
) STAN 1) OF
T. Burr Cxuver 8: Son,
SPRING-WOOD.
promptly. City folks
find it to their advantage to trade. with us.
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Dunlop’s
M arket.
HEATS.
:iu Streets. Suuzh Roi walk. (ulna.
Fresh and Smoke-1 FISH of All Kinds;
DOX‘T Forget tint DL‘NUJP'S MARKET iiI airplane to get 01¢”de
And VEGETABLES in their
Stamp, at the Lancet t‘rin \. Call and is mnnitx’ul. Cont-r “14:33:29. and
if; Bunting:
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Dunlob’s
Market. V 1‘
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