goal}: flotilla”: gratin!
“.‘iit'its'nu‘. .\i‘it’r’i. it. issa,
Twentt _\i’tl\ \gn today General Ice
guru-that wsl t... littl. itrant at .\ppoinats
tux. '
on.
U... it u..- yesterday passed an anti-
dyii'rnrite li.l. pr.-liil-iting the manufac-
ttit._ s tlt' r‘t’ r-NNN‘SIUH of dangerous ('X*
pl. s.i t s e\e. pf l-v license.
The new pr. Enllitory law went into avenue. was tlietirs‘l one li‘rl‘t‘i‘k "Hui“ i
eil’eei irr .\ts.rre yesterday. Drummers
t“‘.I\ it ~ long ~i :oiieti orders iii the State.
I “mm 1 ll \ l H i l "9‘ Imm‘h‘d ‘1‘ l “Ilt‘il Nair.“ and “f 3N“ ~‘i‘r5t‘3 guar- the statement because he thinks the [rub~
tines. I'tl'. l<y :: prim-mitent from ‘r to ho
day -_
TIH‘ Mills“ pnhlie speaker says in an and protection against oppression. :md grounds in one year be one man.
hoiir what. if prrirtrt‘i. would till titteen
netav o pages. it the ordinary eoiiversa~
“on of one day . l persons in private life
Iwestiiitzord iriiityalrn‘. to four hours
consecutive sp taking. a man says in one
wrs-k what. it printed. would he an or‘
tavu volume of .lli'i
pages. In one year
he Hunks 3’: such Volumes; and iii 2"”
years he wiriildlrav e an extensive lilrrarv
of Lot“ voliirirrs. Il-ls a matter of re~
y -ieii\g that the tzirk of society if net thus
printed and perpetuate-l.
The New \ ilk l‘titly i‘otiiiiiereral Iliil~
leiiit the ii iii the
I'ttlted States and t'aiiarla tor March at
${lsihn._t«iil. w ill ‘li is larger hy itlli‘~‘Itll'iI
estitii ties ..- 1.-...5
Hill: the av-t ii" ”1' any previous .\lai‘eli
fr t' which st rtistt s have her it gathered.
Tire .\laieh air rage for ten years has
The IitlIl-t‘llli
r--riitpil-~s ftoiii lls o\\it tiles no fewer
than hit lites the reported loss
was $liH~M or more with tlftr . ti tires of
$liIU~M . r our w Illt'll destroyed $ll.t"'i'.‘
I|'t‘ll IllsltIi' rt $2.rrwi‘u..o.
\\ here
tl-u! \vortli .vt' property. Thus far this
year ‘llll‘i‘l' lit ‘lllll‘ some $27.3W'Jtvilhas
lieeir l-llltil‘rl up. oral literate is kept tip
‘.f$1:llvlhlti‘llilll {T H..- )t‘flr.
Ii: fore hating \Vasltington for Fort-
rrss .\I-itilwt', . x-l'i‘esidviit .\i‘tliiii‘sfirive
an illlt‘t\5-‘\\' rir-spaiideiit of the
I'IllIJllt lt-I. lle
en.) t} Lil: his ielr its“ from i'e-puiisilolity.
I‘llI hail I"'t ii .tili.~~)t \I t ‘. er siilr'e iliizllull'
"I really
hat e no plots for the future." he added.
"i go to 1’ win ss .\t =irroe to enjoy artiitrl
r~lrrti.:i~
It'llt’
i.t l'iiiies. said he was
ratir-ii day l__\ a sr-\er.~ eougli.
at: l in ,9: ti-l r t' niy eoiigh. an~l
~»li.il‘ :. lii.tlti tlit tr- until the \\t';tlI t'l‘
:iirrdeiares at the North l shall then go
to New \‘ei‘. tr'it as tor I‘ll*\lllt'.s.\ ar—
l'.ttl;:i’lll"lll> or a trip to lirirope. which I
l: i\r
l- er. .llll‘hdlllt'trl for me. that is
In
reply to a remark lip iii the tank of his
Pt‘!‘
out settle i. l l-.~ .-.l more test i‘irsi
adiiitiiidi‘atiet‘. iri history. the i‘\»l'l'e~
d: l think the >llli-
Jet". r~ . ill or pr -per"ry treated in a easrial
deli: .. il i that li- not
t'iitHi‘l‘s i!..«-lr.
The Itovrotlitt; \\.\l'I.llr ltiUritiigv.
5 . ,q .
'l'r.e pr-t weir. has t~i~rii_;lil f- rlli no
l‘il.l‘l,;.‘ t'. the .tlrlllzl le of tire taii Illtl-
leis A“ «r rtrows of this t‘ll_V .i;.i;-:~t the
t'iritt et t ti «‘o ll-‘K Hui; .\ i' r. at the \ .tl~
ley. 'l‘rmie ll rsl ..; lessen-itenii-iit.iiirl
(e. iv .1 l‘ .- l'oiitde than there was
drum; the week in fore. 'l‘tie hatters' ass
\‘ii‘i’llli‘ll‘ «iv IIl‘.‘ the eiily tr-riiis tip in
\‘lll« it they w ill ri:»roiiiitiue w ai' upon
li- t._' rK‘ \ is that the [inn shall make
tlt- .i t. riil rll rp l.rii. 'l‘irat liriit iciti~i‘~
.mpt‘
I .
"lt' llli’lt rlv e. tut. in that they_ Will not
.tis. h.ti_;e their l‘ll'~|'Il‘ f-rree of hands
it w trzse they \\i‘IlI~I not 1... aellti; hurt»
oralrly iiirloiizg Thus the ttitrltr-l'
st tiel». intro izi ilr‘lldl It speeis chat-Med
“out w hat 2' \\.l‘ t \‘V' I. :lgri.
.\ll .tlh’llli'l was iiiileoii “Hallo-slay
iiiotiriag l-y s >iiir- Eat iii.riiiifrr'tiit'ei's to
lanai; :tlroiit . . iril reii’rr iiiettt ot the
tiwirhle. it. l‘l lwv !t‘_'ltl \lv‘ssts. \.
\l. .\l .ttlo-n ~ rut \\ .rrl.llllrl. .\lr-iiall \ ist-
{el \li. H‘ .l. tliriy' l~-
\".~\I'- . 9‘ ti .. - .. . \t. L‘
trioiiiiiigar'lr:. up.
\I"
‘.
t__“r
-ri this ;i~l\h‘e a tevlv
\ alley lll'tlllll.|= liltt is called upon .\lr.
lint; to 1t~»_""' hit w'ri .t he would do to
bring about an r meal-1e a-lpisiittent of
learn his
“HR Astoriatioris during tt‘t‘ vast few weeks. because
they hay e retused to take sides in a dispute between
ili.‘ members of thssc li‘sflfllth‘ll‘ and their our
ployers, h) infringing upon their rights to sell‘to
whorumr-wrthey plessfil. h‘nttllt‘flfi ot the diets
not: of associations; and
Watt-nus, While w e liesrtly sy nil‘ntli‘lt‘ “Vb
evm ttTul'I of iiornst labor to I‘I‘l-‘Vllll‘:l1‘ll'£l4.~‘-
w t- t'ttiplzalirilo‘ coudr iii the Int irlls :rrl.~lel I‘.‘
{la st assor .iit'ens to i'. ‘i‘. ttit"i po :it. whether ("fist
o! '
‘
’l’t tore l-e "
I Tito hon; .— ri means oti nor
'iotr .itasin :rh a» 2‘ . _ ' "l . 'r-~.
‘T “I? \V H "‘ l twat _ . .il‘il r..‘
i. i . 'Yir»rt~tr\'r . h. -
l-"'""'l. Tll ll \\t lit'a‘l ‘\ i=“‘ " ‘ . "‘l‘ it "ill
tlios. viii-i l..1\'t‘l:.l\l t‘.r i. t of 'l.t i‘oi.
~tr~ : re? :4 2o . l“l|l.l to cr } is an
i
is
ll.
inwzse demon.
.\lr. \\'. .\lhrrtsiu. of Highland
port of the resolutions. which. he said.
had t‘IlHHlt‘lt‘I’lle-l hoyeottirig :is tin-
\nterieatt. The constitution of the
anteed to every citiz-‘n liberty .if thought
and opinion. This organization. hesairl.
\vas under-strum to he for mutual hetieiii
yet by attempting to prevent dealers
troiu selling to whom and as tliev pleased
they lrer‘oiiieoppressors theittselves. If
the principle of hr‘yeottiug is earned out
till l till" t'f lllt‘s‘t‘ sit t‘tllt‘il "IitlllN lilt‘li
“as ii-_,~iied on the railroad these men hy
their acts \vould foihi-l a physician er a
surgeon from atteiidin; him.
Illt‘ll are arbitrary in their rulings. They
deeide what you and I shall do without
giving its a \oicr- iii the inatter-’ )Ir.
.\lliertsott then compared the htttters'
ilt‘lltttls With that of tlte “Know Nothing
party years ago. He closed by declaring
that lie heartily seconded the resolutions.
3“. Ropes said he did not deem the
milling of the Illr ettng the lu-st thing to
do i.i the matter. as boycotting coirlil
not list a great while. it. would die of it»
self if left alone. lliit as the meeting
had I‘.‘\‘tl called it was wise to t‘Jlllt'
together. for not to hold the meeting
would Il‘zl“t‘ heeir deemed a failure. The
hoycotters. he said attentptr d to estahlish
a new cede of ltws not known to the
eoiistitiitioit of the .\‘iaie. No Legisla-
titre or representative bodies had a voiee
in its governiitent. and no outsiders ever
had an opp -rtiinity to have anything to
do with it. in all llussia there was
hardly a code of law.- so severe. The
penalty {or not erriiiplying to the dicta~
tioti i-t~ the hoyeotters was starvation.
This law was one no man or body of tiiett
had it right to enact. During his ad.
dress some one iii the back part of the
hall shouted out an insulting remark. to
wliieh. howi‘ver. .\{r. it rpes lllllzl no at
tetttioii
.\lr. l'lu‘a \\'illiiinis
lt'ltet‘ \\ as read
8. i‘r«\. regtettiiig
to he present and
opposition to hoyeottiiig.
.l. .\larslt. of tire Ui‘aiige Valley ll .\
.\laitiifur-tiiring limit-any. knew of a
Vallty iiiairiilaetiirer who a few' weeks
ago r‘rriiteinplaterl awarding i‘r‘llllr'tt‘l:
tor an extensive iiiit reveiiieiit to his flit"
toly.hiit new had abandoned the tdeti
oit iteeoiint of this lt’itlllilt‘. .\lr. .\. Frank
Matthews next spoke. He opened Ills
remarks hy unspaiingly denouncing the
one who had insulted .\li'. ll ~pes. and
eoiitiiiiiiiig declared hoveotting \\.i~ llti
manly. niiJiist :tIlII llll~.\lllt-l’lt‘:ttl. .\t
the elose ill Ills litlel spr-ei‘lt the rv‘~‘rtlll
tzrriis wereadriptetl hy the meeting.
Mr. Henry .I. .\‘it‘iiek their will i'. rl a re-
<~Illlll~vll that the (hair :lllllr‘llll a \‘ittIl'
Iiiittr-e of live toi‘oiisider and t‘rr‘otiiitieiid
SIIVIi‘l eoiisidei’ttion a plan of :it'llvitl' tor
l‘iititi'e giiidriiiee and to t‘l'tlivll tip-in the
adviszihihty ol' tortilla; .‘lll :issrir-;.itiirii to
prevent lunewtttlig tn the t‘oiiittittiiit\_
.\li, .\‘1i‘iir'k sp rke hiio-lly llltvlll llieell‘er‘ts
tlir-lrr‘\r'otlit~.g and the were
adopted. The t‘ltlllllllitll apportiied I‘D-ta
\\'illi:iiiis. l”. tlos~\\etlr t'. Henry .I,
“trick. .\. .\2 ti. landdey and .\iiihrose
.\l. .\l.tttltews at the r‘otiiriillli‘r'. allr r
\\ liieh the lllt eiiitg was :irlyriii'iir rl.
The for ll'tll"l\‘ ass -r‘i.t!trriis
that the ti:-l\ tlltv‘l that the
men‘s on ~ turn: has had upon them is- to
In lI\I‘ tlieiii all the tiioie deteiiiiiiied.
'l‘hr y s'iy that tlir y have gutted llt w
sy iiipithizers out-tile ot hrittiii; ltl eoirse
.pteiiee of it and r:‘.:tri:i that it \voiil l h ive
her-ti much hett. r it the llli‘t‘lltly: ii~ vr-r
had heen held. The appoliitiiieiit hy
the meeting of a committee to t‘ttltslrli'l‘
and reeoiiititr-r.rl a plan to prevent lit-y»
e tlllllt: iii the corirtiiuiiity. adds a new
factor to the tl‘r'll“lt‘. and one \\ liieh titay
lerid iosoiiie interesting developments.
There H nothing new to he said in re—
Icard to the position of “erg & \‘ L. and
hill little about that of the fair hath-rs.
The latter stiiiirlv retreat tlr-tt lIt~~\‘ an.
ass ~t‘iatioiis. ‘
Tltt‘Ft'
stroke and a
Mr. J.
his iti-ilrility
i‘xlll'r‘ssltll: his
Mr. Joseph
[text
from
lr'srilllllritls
deeraie
htis‘tir ss
1|ll"'|\"|‘lilihlltll \llt tl\ I‘lltl‘ III:\\.
i
speaks. and that we wottld not sign it
unless he did. and unless he would agree
to try his civil cases within two months.
Now as to oysters planted. Mr. Cook
wore be planted oysters there to an‘
amount of one bushel of oysters to ten
of shells. No one saw him or seemed to
know it except some one of the other
grahbers. We claimed if he did plant
he had taken them tip. and he then
swore that he ottly got one bushel of
\ysters‘ out of one hundred bushels of
shells. Looks as though he didn‘t plant
as he said. especially when there was
more natural growth than he claimed to
have found. .\Ir. t‘ook says no consider
tble number of poor people. that is. that
work for a living.work oit these grounds.
Does he forget the thirty~three that tes-
titied in the \\'ehb case. or does he make
S
lie outside don‘t know it': Yet these are
facts and iiteii show by their books over
$li‘u worth of clams taken on tlitse
Now as to Mr. W. t‘. .\‘zirnniis as :i ref~
eree. (if what. pray. and for what? If
it is whether this ground is a natural
bed or not. Mr. .\‘aiiiiitis is disqualified.
He has repeatedly said it is. It it is as
to Mr. t‘ook‘s truthfulness what shall be
done with the award": Frame it and
hang it up. or will Mr. t‘ook publish it?
\\‘ii.i i \‘t (t. llotiiziirs.
Secretary Nouns”; Uysteritiait‘s I‘rotec-
ttve .\ssoeiation.
.\ PAH".
'I‘estitltuttlal of Appreciation of a l‘hysl-
eiatt's \crviees.
Editors .\‘t1\1‘i\t-‘.i.:-—\\'e tlr's‘ll‘t‘ to pith-
lir'ly express oitr appreciation of the ser-
vices of M. ll. I‘at‘dee. .\I ll . in our fatii~
lI_\' during the past few weeks. Four of
our children were ait.rckerl with malig-
iittnt diphtheria. but under ireaiirreirt of
the doctor tliev all survived. :tlthr-ugh
their rem-very seemed almost impossible
One had the disease N! severely that he
was left w itli a paralyzed Iltl‘k atid
throat. but by outward application of
liraees and proper medical treatutetit'he
has fplly recovered. Hire of the chil-
dren has since been attacked with plen»
risy. and at a recent consultation of
physicians was pronounced inertia—
t‘tlrahle. llr. l'atdee. how-ever. rlid not
relax airy effort. and to our great jy we
i‘.‘|ll tiow say that she is in a fairway to
recovery. It may he somewhat unusual
to make the striteiitents we have through
the public press. arid ll war he that the
doctor w ill not he pleased liy our so do
mg. httt we feel tli.it more than an ordi
nary exprr ssi-sti lli vessaiy to tally
show otir feelings- of gratitude toward
tin-doctor, who. we Irt'llr'\r"‘ has heen
the instrument through w hieli our drar
i‘lillill‘i‘ll are spared to us.
Mu. .\\lt .\lits. .l.\i‘r|lt l‘tki‘isiu,
.\‘vr. Noi'w'alk. .\piil ‘1 l\\‘».
l.\
\\ l \1I‘Hli'l .
'l‘lir- lli-\\‘ t‘lllll‘t‘li fr-i-i‘lirist i‘llilrt‘lt prtr«
ish whieli was i‘t'llttllt‘lli‘i‘il railv last
summer pi'ogiessiiig. The intention
was to li:i\e it ready for seiriees early
Is
in .\Idti'll of this year. (‘lianges from
original plans and other causes hau-
delayed the work. and itseoiisterdtion
will not . eeiir till the middle of June.
The i‘r-llll‘ut‘t prii'e \\:is $‘.‘\ rm t. hot the
cost \\ ill exert-d that figure by $‘Uli‘rl. It
is a stately stiiir'tiire ol’ lil‘lvk. st iiidiirg
oti lliirr avenue. and the site rlIi‘t's a
line \‘lt'\\‘ of the ttvei; sound and stir
rounding eountry. The chief l‘«il‘illllill-
tots to this teally line work are .\lessts.
l". lw'arrl ll. and .\ndtew t‘. N.tsli. lite»
orig eliiiiehiiien. whose devotion to a
cause is thus t’lI-t‘t ti\ely shown. 'l'liey
lresiow lIlt ir means on ltl‘lit‘llilr' :tnd
“llll tire hope that tl.~-ir r-\ iiiiplo tiiay
iiiipel others lrr do likewise.
ago when the corner r»! tire old
t‘lriiir‘h was lzii l. the lmrtheis were [‘lt‘v
ei.t, and since. tiiiiiitet'iipieri_ they li tve
each been :teziye in \‘llult‘ll work. In
Iii‘ sense tIlstl:\lll;_: the original house et
worship. they diseeiiied that it was t-io
i‘.‘tlll'.'li‘lt'rI to :it'eoiniiiorlate the popiii.i
tron w’lrir'li the town is destined I-I wit
toss. Ideas of elitiiehes have eliaiigml
and the people of today t'trpid'e tlie
iiioderti tittpt‘o\ertteiits to .‘Il‘i‘ttltlllilllV
their devotion. .\ half century ago tal-
low candles tirade hy parishioners for
l.glttliig. and box eldves w iih wood for
twirling were tlt‘t‘llltrl the height of per»
lr etioo. lit the view t‘lill!‘t‘I| the places
of these will he lillerl l-y guts and steam.
l'or windows. \litlllt‘rl take the
plat-e oi' the old 730.! pants and the altar
.\‘iieplit id suit. lltlvlttl try all i-r‘elesiasti»
.\Il‘ld‘
glass
rail r riihletiis. the walls are to he fres-
eoid and the seating i‘:tl‘.:ti‘ll\ oi the
I‘lllly y ears:
a"; fi. «w... ..
and perhaps be able to smoke a good ci-
gar once or twice a year. “'rite this
down where you‘ll fall over it every day.
The time to draw business is when you
want business. and itot when you have
“lore business than you can attend to al»
ready. —llridgedurt Post.
So “Kick“ Left In Him.
.\ citizen of Brooklyn was met at the
door of his otiii‘e the other morning by a
young man who had a hill to collect.
"For shoeing a horse—two dollars for
shoeing a horsei“ exclaimed the gentle—
man. as be glanced at the hill. "\Vhy. I
haven‘t. owned a horse for the last. tive
yearst"
“I don‘t know anything about that."
replied the young titan. “but I \‘as given
the bill It) t‘llIIt‘t‘l.“
“0n. well. I‘ll pay it. l was just go—
ing down to the gas etlice to protest a
hill sent iii for the three months that
my Ii ruse was shut tip. but I see it‘s no
use. If I have to pay tor sltoeinganother
man‘s horse. 1 might as Well pay for
sortie other family‘s gas.
t
In ~tlic .\Itatlo. .
.\izoil ls sure for i‘olie. Lame l‘uek.
lllieriiiiattsm. Bruises. and for all zit-hes
and pair-s it leaves other reiitetlies way
back iii the shade. Sure to relieve lli‘llv
trig Piles. \Varranted to cure cracked
heels and scrateltes in horses. .\‘old in
.\‘i. Norwalk and Notwalk hytleo. ll.
I‘llllSlt'tI. 7:” 7"
I HE] l.
JENNINH.“ .\t Roton IIILI.
:it her toil; year .\irs uremic Iiodwr;
Mr Frank .\1. .Ii'l:l'..li.1-
Ill \‘I‘INMTUN in this
J. roy llzri. ei. sun of .los
on Friday. .—\pri‘ id
‘ tide of
wt), April .‘ulh, lawn.
liais- . and .\‘arali .\l.
'l‘ lli:‘..t.ti;ton, aged ti tears. t‘ nioi.ths aiai 1'”
days
1iri\\'.\\ lii ih-s r“). _\p:~. litli ‘Iltlld Downs.
turd L'i \ear-
.\E\\'l\lllK -lii X-rrit'rik. .\piil
X. wk,rk. a;erl I-l yerrs ‘itnl 1.1 >
i..\l(lll~r \V IN 'ii‘st Y\‘_ \prfi <.l..
ha“ _'.iii. li_‘i rl; lllt-llf' s
datiits t .
lilil'l ‘U Ill llii‘ i It). .\i-lll 1. Harry limo. .‘ILT'Vl ~>,
Notice to Delinquent 'l‘aix
D . .
a} ers.
-i-~. ~irs tr-t ,~.-\. :itiril t
-" l‘K‘l ii‘e hr t~ tr
ire pod
I'~"'~itli.~ i
ntractors.
'rrl hr 't.I‘ «in mi etil
thr r ‘v .\o
3.
To Go
)lttll‘tisu.‘ :. .‘-i\
.t
r'i‘l'\
try lllr'I lire
t
t.
.-'l
lit airi';
li.’ i n ..'
[Lu-iii
..
s.!‘ll sir-l t~\rt‘.iir
r. si:r.t. of \\ r
. .t.s.rntati
‘ r-t. \Iivlt
\\. . I“
, ls itweiii-wit ._'=.
.\i:i,so\ ‘i in oi: ,
l'lllil‘lil\.\ \\\ \livl‘.’
'l‘til'S l l£.\\\li>.\l|
NOTICE Ol'l‘Y TAXES.
ofSrei'h\~1wa k
3‘ 1..
_‘_J '
Apartments To Let.
'l‘O rent on lower .\iain street. four rooms on See-
n
L
StreetrDirt For Saié.
ond floor. Adults only. II. S. BERHMANN.
Wanted.
iiI’St-“VURK. washing and ironing hv the day.
Adiln'ss “t‘. ' “ .\‘ottth S\)r\\'2|lk.
i
N an ce.
‘IIF. t‘onttnitiee on Lamps and gas “lll consider
‘ it a favor for any t‘ttrzen trt report any lamps
litit any not clean or do not burn properly. Please
five the location of lamp or lamps
.14 it J. \\' 1‘0“ ELL,
t‘outmiltc on Lamps and this.
For Sale.
\ ’l‘\\'n SKATE“ PIIAETUN. court :is re“. i‘-tl
. at the 73-3 t‘UllS ET l-‘.\i"1't\ItY
xot‘iRicut
$73 if i‘tbt'Nt‘ll..\l.\.\' STEVENS.
I
Hat Trimmers
‘AV‘l‘l-Ill l?\ptr ~itr~d hands. and r-‘lirrsto
\
. named at
\‘ll‘JFl 'l‘ .\ KN.\I'I“S.
lean. hat ti
it
.\larr h 3. l“\’t
Barn To Let.
.\l: the WWW. with two :r‘i‘d stalls.
wag-tit at. ettitiirslatiotis Addres-
Irl.-v A. .\oiitli N£\T\\‘tlk.
Notice.
”TILE 3- tii'rehy giten that the fll:|.'.: ii meet‘n ‘
of tiiesori'ii .\orwaik l."orar '
in (‘or Ilfflln . for the election -f on}. t rs. \ '
i‘oitiit :1 t‘hamher ~n .\ott’li Vernalk.
V‘\I‘lt‘t::. \prd ‘.“._ ts~.‘~ .tt so‘t Mel.
.\I‘lléttV TAYLUR. tr l .
.‘r-‘l'll .\‘otw iii. April 'i. is“,
Livery Stable to Le .
'l‘lll: l, '.r :_
pitd lw .\' .X 5‘.trlll‘il‘. :s to
it . .‘u‘.rtl!l!l\t~tl.|‘l when”
i'or terms app‘; to
".ttii.‘
{\Nl I 'SI‘ZNI lCN', ‘S.
Opera neltao.
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Altair Uririraies. ‘
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NEW SPR NO GOODS
English. French and Ger-tan forkst‘rur Suiting:
of the Finest Fabrics.
London. Austrian and Scotch Bannick Brim
Sitititigs.
Spring Overcoats
In at". the Latest Sir-tiles.
In iroiiser‘itrzs the largest and fittest assortment
e\ er set-ti tn town. Eiery gartiieiit guaranteed to tit
pr-rt‘n t. and made by strzr-tly first-class workmen.
B. COHN.
as \\':ill St ,. .\‘orwzilk. t‘ottn. tfr'ds‘
F. KOCOUR.
iIAIte wz'h F. It. .\lir-rwood.i has opt‘l‘u‘il a titst~
clas-
Mrrrlar Tailoring
ESTABLPIIMENT.
Nos. l3 and L3 Main Street.
NORWALK.
\\'- E keeps F'lir Litter-f liiiporud :ttrrl lie:i.- stir
tiomls‘ a.\\:ty~ :ii s‘ts'k.
Eivry p‘el‘t‘ warratitisl that t‘titt‘a's i't'->Ili7l.1‘;ufti c.
.\ll Work done by First-Class llaiids.
Ifsltni
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lh llis. l’i‘uncs l 'dtl
Best Flour per ha;- iltl .
Potatoes per liiisliel :3
lles‘i N. U. .\lolasses lift
llesi .\‘ith-idli‘ip Syrup lill
Ilr‘rl l'ritlri lIlCti .\ltil:t.\.~'t‘s llll
I‘jt’llil Farm (‘reaiii lliitter Iiil
Sl‘i'i'i’y x l'rai‘iies‘ llriiiis
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Ill-st ('ai'oliiia Rice 0‘
llest l'liiglisli Currants tih'
lit-st Lump Start-h ll\
IIUFS .\Illlx’ Cl‘;tt'l(t't'> Ill
Iii-st Sponge l‘l‘acliel‘s UH
Ilt‘5l Boneless l‘iiilll>ll till
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shilling.‘
Seymour Bros
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L. H. DECKER.
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have the Largest and
ever :~llt~\\‘ll
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ll this eitv. eoiisisting ot lli‘oii-
Wall Papers-
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being worn.
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t‘XlJ-Iss s'l‘.\.\tl'l—‘.li
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ranging iii price ll'Utll
The D. M.
’ R.& G.
'CORSETS;
iiiltled hy .\‘lcaiii over
pcl‘lbt-l sliapctl .\lclal Forms. which Prevents
the ("orset from Ripping or Stretching- while
Ni LVI'I til-IXI'INE
l'Nl.E\‘S STXMI‘F.“
\\'c are sole agents iti Bridgeport lill'
this (‘elchi'alcd hi'aiid ol‘ (‘oi'st-Is. well—known
for their Elegant-e ot' .\‘liape. (‘oiiitoi'l‘ and
Durability. and keep it lllll'llltt‘ in stock.
'75 cents to $8.50 per pr.
READ CO.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
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Men’s, Yuiitlis’ and Boys’
Dan-.fln- ~...
. 'Ihe ‘rll‘rl'tl‘\ ot the Ihslet \ssotiatiuu . . .i -‘ ~ . " . ~ ‘ ‘
the trouble \li it t.: ilt't‘.llitil to iii:i‘..e Ito-plies In in. t ooh. I“ ‘LH "11 ,‘ ilu“ L ““- Ilm ”q I‘lmii l. ‘
any t'oiiteiasi -i.~ sryiiig that he w. lllil I‘LL.” .\l\l'l\li ‘l‘oln-rliawp lllfrz't .“pl: ”Flylxl. m“; “mi“! “(Fifiiir‘uihh'é "
not tllM’Il “,1" le. i-lv sv~r.t hands. .\s the wordy eoiiti it. rsv with ’l in in w‘vi-r tll\ i h p. :dl‘liplu In? "I “hi; “I“ ;.-;..t.- l
_g_ , . ,p . . .. . 'rvres wir -vw.::i. '
"““"‘ ‘l""*“ ‘l ‘l I" ‘5 \Y t o. siiall regairls all liii'li is our iiiistuiieiviw l': lh‘k. ,.-t .t. .4. l 4‘ _ "in l)“ m m _
I‘rllrslltlt‘ the .l; hands :lllrl will oiilv 'thi. mt-.- \..\\' tn we.“ . \lr- t‘ ...i - l l in ‘|" I“ 1' “‘1”".“"“‘ " “ l.“ ""
ll"“""”““r “““"‘*"“l“'““I‘ll“l‘llt‘JlH‘ ieI-l\ iipitilheli-h' .rt‘tiuth "ii‘.t il _3l"“ m ‘ bud) 1 l t l” ‘ “l“ l "
~ t‘ _ . _ J ) _ _ ‘ . . - ‘_ ... .. {i fIiir-drled and told a plier- iii the III w
lll.llill .it r.ilr . .\riided l.i.tl .i sr'tto - pitlrla- rid -e \li‘ t rk iinw. ll I l . . ~ . '
‘ ., _ l , .- ~ . . y ‘ '1» " Iit‘lln‘dlli the. lush rt the t‘lllllv‘li is ’1
iii- iit'was it . .i‘ H .iiolaooird 'llt'iI the Mew-u. .t l..~i..r.. the [4.1. t‘. i e
”um." i . 5 *‘_““”‘“"lv' '3 siiiull rl:i\ seliruli ~otri. l_i.ites‘ patloi ‘
-‘ t L at \ lllll .\ twain when lt.r \ i’llllt‘ to . ~ . ‘ fl
t ' . . . » Lllt heir .tii-l stole-loom. e-ieli to he pr. pr s
.ir.- r. m - .rr i.r\r. \ \IH l.\‘r. r. ». ilr- lire e\tetit .-i the” .ll'wltlhl‘. lie .11.. .;.. i.t 1.. p. ilm r .i I. -
.. > 1. . ..- . ._ .... .. . ..r.\:t. .r~ ». w it- ~.r.>- ‘
Ill: ii -‘~l| nuttirrt event of the week . “i “s .i- l“l l t ‘1' -n my ihr l..l.rll‘.U le-d .l*“'" H p. mm; s. ems t.- have i eeo otei. ‘ l “
w.rs illt‘ '.: l-i iil lli Lil-tart Hill on ' ‘ \l"“'l'-l 1““! Wt) " h" ~“t " "l l-H‘ lurk. i \rirreh w ~i‘d it rd t s e it t '
Iliillsrla‘. - 2 ‘L‘! ‘ by ‘I‘lrt'hl‘t‘i‘r'fi and M“" “1“‘1 I“ h” .\\\ ti. i'r .\lll Iltlill‘lill pettt r‘t t'ltiitr‘li .-..t tl lisliiii» it like ' ‘ '
t‘tll/ -tis wt thv. .iy hi protest against “‘l'tHI “H“ I" “\ ll‘" “ll" aul ll“ “i“ gin r-irls w1il lrr- l.l red u J ah i‘ or ‘tt‘.‘i~ \ \ ‘
t. t)i'.it[t:_t__: tit . in lav tug.- hills we“. t‘t‘ttied a certain :iiigui‘ hole in a li't‘k r-rt ,.-m;..1..p:. is lllr'tl‘rl .»..- toms-:1. \bw .
l‘i‘c'ed her It l "ls \iiietiea .t I‘irei‘oiiitr I‘llll‘" ‘ I‘lil'l‘lr -”“I ”h” I“‘ “5“ ”‘I‘V‘I p ‘lll in wt t'ie \‘llllli’ll lot \' r I” ll \ . h ‘
A ‘ . . t . .. . » a \ , ‘\ V ‘
it"). and .t‘ilo~ll.rr‘t:|,; that a meeting “"“ "“"l" H“. “‘4“ “"‘I “‘I'V“ ” “~“ is about to tieet ‘\ dwelliu' oi lktl‘li:
“"th W In" l h- ‘ r,.- st ‘i ' illl‘l the n- rl~~tir~L he knows that he die-uteri ‘tst- . r l "r ‘ -
~ , I . _._. , ‘ ‘ p t . i which \\ :l. he one ot the iiiost t .e.;:iiit iit . . . .
tt‘lil l-r-yr-ottno‘ ri'ttl'rtges. where a reitaiii liire ot his l-oiindov 1...“, “1..." “.mpiflnt he “.1; \‘p-‘h. . r .. \
- . ...rv-. -- .._ ' “‘ ' t...“ ~".l . “ \ l; \ IL
lit toirs rpi - 1 III\ st ttiiiioittiu “I“ ‘Ii'“" '2‘ MWI‘ h. ‘ In 5“ “h" .l. the homestead occupied l-v hint for the ‘ l“
iiients Idlil‘dty llrll was crowded on “”‘l “H” h“ “““u l“ <\"“‘ ““"V“ “in“ Post seventv \'eat\ and inarle the new I" \' ‘ " \ l" ‘ U -. ‘7"
Tlllll’silu i'.l ' with a iiti\r-d asst-iii I‘l‘ “Nil“ ""‘l ”W“ "'Vi‘l‘l' I H‘ ‘H 'h l I l l l ‘O I
_ .. .. . . . .~ . . -‘ - - ‘s louse his home. 'I'h - i ll ‘I‘l ‘~ . ~
ILL-Lg», 141‘5" i no i ~r .lt' 11n-I.‘I>‘kl\' Jlnl outputting Lu LAYe lh‘x‘ll iti~t I a in lki‘u L41 4L 4, ”H ,,,,,, j, ‘7‘, ‘1 ‘,l,l‘,ll,,‘,l.‘,uh
l I >¥ ‘ IIIII “Ill! l|‘ IIII lll\'ll‘3 tllHl t|§\\‘| l“|l“l‘»\f
prominent t‘.'.l.’. -r.s utteresttd lll s) iiipa~ 1" M‘llle that liiie as one ol the l'i‘llthlfl‘ will he allowed to remain undisturbed '
thimtig \\'IlIl wuriirver :u‘lltlll might be “M iii the fish island bed; and new perchanee in honor of the (nod it lets
taken iii opp miin r totlie Iroyi‘ottei‘s. oe- “uh 4'” ”“5 II“ has In“ “"l‘uilt'm‘t‘ been the means ot accomplishiiir' '
eupted the seats of the hall. while stand- I” “0' "Ii” ll“ ‘“‘““" li‘l‘l ”WI“ "4“.“ part d‘\t l w .
up at the side and iii the tear of the littlr ‘I am “”le N “mum“ “
\\ rre many iiieiiilrrs ot‘ the vitiiotts fair
halting associations in the city. curious I"
know what was to take place. and it is
said that. a delegation of batters \vttstilso
present ready to state their side of the
ctse if given tot opportunity. Tile hat
lets gem-rally were orderly, although a
few of them interrupted the proceeding-4
fn-rpteiitly l-y remarks and Jeeriiig
laughter. The interest felt in this
trouble by the piiirla~ outside of “range
was evidenced in the Met that at least a
dozen nt‘“‘.~|h‘itlrl's iii .\K-wark and .\ew
York had reptesentittves at the titeetiiig.
.\Ir. Ezra \\'irliariis ealled the met-ting to
order. t‘itptaiii .\riilrrost; )1. Matthews-
was elected I r preside and .\Ir. Ezra
\Villitints was iiiath-Seereiary.
lit taking the rhziir t‘apt. .\lzttiliews
thanked the ltlhltt‘lit‘t‘ for the honor eoie
{erred itp-rn him out i‘:lll.‘rI upon those
present to i'nl’r‘ out the Ul‘jt‘t‘ts for
which the int-rung was railed. The
ltlcctltlg. he said. “its i‘allrd to protest
against buyi'nlllllfl. w Illt‘li Americans
and cslmeially eittZr-tis of New Jersey
Would not submit to. Iloycotting mean
the puiiislttiietit of innocent parties for
the guilty. The tradesmen of ”range
did not wish to take sides iii this matter.
Bovculting was wrong liq-cause it denied
to men the right to sell to Whom they
pleashl. Why were tradesmen called
upon to take sidt s with one side or the
outer? They Would grant to all men the
tlhhl to join all the organizations they
pictured and wanted to sell them all the
guild: they wanted. They did not ask
tor their opinion on any subject. It had
got to be so that it‘ tradesmen did not
stand upand tlt‘t‘lat’t‘ they “‘uuld sell to
whom they pleased the batters said
they were in sympathy with the boycot-
tcni. Capt. Matthews then refcrl‘rd to
the boycotting ot .\ichuls two years ago.
Bo cotting. he said, had failed here. He
had'ocen it announced in a paper that
day thtt it. IlluI not been authorized by
the proper authorities. “Victory is ours
already,“ be aald. "and was when we
dared to car We would not. submit tothe
dictation of the boycotten. Buycatting
mustard shalltail it for no other reason
then because it is exercised by an organ—
ization that is SH‘rrl in its workings.
into! its secret working; 1 have receiv-
ed no notices. no circular: but who has
lam more than 1. It is a hellish thin
Shit because I hare dared to say I woult
of the disputed grounds “as naturaloys
lt'l‘ IIt'iIs‘.u t‘lt‘. ‘
.\Ir. l‘ook says the discrepancy elitiiu-
ed in his testimony was on the t‘. Rav-
iitond. tract. To call direct contradic—
tion of ones self a “discrepancy“ is good.
.\lost any one \voitld feel it to he Ill-Itt‘.
Now as to tiiis fact. Mr. t‘ook did not
:rstify iii the t‘. Ilaynioitd case :.t all. It
was before the superior court commit-
tee he testified. He says the oyster corti-
tiiittee of Marion found it not a natural
ovster hed. lloes .\lr. l‘ook forget‘ that
Mr. \Vamsley. one of them. did not algtl
the designations? lhes he forget that
Mr. Kliiiefelter. another one of the “nth
mittee. swore in the case of State vs.
Iv'emsen. that he did not know the
ground. and that Mr. Taylor. the other
member of the cotiiriiittee. itt order to
get him to sign it. represented to hint.
rKlltlt‘ft‘llt‘l“ that it was iit‘l‘sliir: of Fish
Island. mud bottom. and tlrrt he had
tried the ground. and the flirt lier fact he
ii‘ordd no! Ililt‘t‘ (It‘sitlllttfril it if he hurl
known if N‘ilS u minim! oyster (ted; and
does he forget the further fact that the
applications. some of them. were got
under the same titisrepresentations; and
as to the 3d man. Taylor. of the commit—
tee. if he thought these designations
right. why did he misrepresent the loca—
tion to Klittefeltet? \\'as it because
some like designations were made which
subsequently are transferred to his son
and wife? And Mr. t‘ook wants to have
the public base something on these facts
and we do. too. but with a belief that. it
won‘t help Mr. Cook.
Mr. Cook says the jury trial was a pres
litiirnary examination. He knows bet
ter. It was tried. took three da *s. and
some titty witnesses testified, an if Mr.
Cook had not appealed he would have
found a final judgment against him. He
brought his action before Justice Bell.
whom he knew we would not try it bye
lure. “‘e demanded a jury and tried
the case with the result as in our former
letter. '
Mr. Cook says he will bring civil suits
when Mr. Bell will show him a judgment
can be satisfied. \\'ill be? \\'h_\' did he
prosecute Cat-man Remsen. a man with
abundance of real and personal estate.
and Harry L. Webb. an honest but
confesscdly pom man. and after defeat
in his criminal suit. sue poor \Vebb but
decline to sue Remsetr? Did he not ad~
imt in court that Rsmscn asked him to
lanlk out for .\ pr" 2“.
.\‘ineetliedrtys of the apxsilcs. there
have always been people looking for the
early closing up of the world‘s :rlfsiii‘s in
one grand and tinal erasli. Although
this expectation etiliitiitated. so to speak.
til the year little. when the larger part of
the t‘tiristiau world looked for a speedy
ending of time. the disappointitieiit theii
experienced and the iiuiirtierless failures
ot similar prophecies smee are not stilli-
cietit to cause any abatement in the ar-
dor of those who study the book of llau-
iel utore than the gospel according to St.
Luke. Two years ago. says the l.ewis~
ton Journal. a societ v in a Main village
accepted the famed Wiggins its a proph-
et. and looked for the light of the sun to
be forever quenched in it tremendous
storm which he predicted. This year
another propel has made it careful revue
irut of the figures. and has announced
that April L‘lt will be the great day. A
score of people in a village in the eastern
part of the state are said to have accepe
ed his conclusions. and to have becrmie
a good deal excited in consequence.
Meanwhile. it is well to remember that
neglecting earthly work is not the best
preparation for heaven. and that no sur~
prise can harm a soldier who is always
to be found vigilant at the post of duty.
\\'hcn Advertising is \\'aulod.
There‘s nothing on earth so mysteri~
ously funny as a newspaper ath‘l‘tlSP-
merit. The prime. first. last and all the
time object of an advertisement is to
draw custom. It is not. was not. and
never will be designed for any other hu-
man purpose. So the ,merchant waits
till the busy season comes and his store
is so full of customers he can‘t get his
but 011‘. and then he rushes to the news-
a ers and puts in his advertisement.
RVIlen the dull season gets along and
there is no trade and he wants to sell
goods so bad he can‘t. pay his rent. he
takes out his advertisement. That is.
some of them do; but occasionally a
level-headed merchant puts in a bigger
one and scoops all the business while
his néighbors are making mortgages to
pay the gas bill. There are times when
you couldn‘t stop people from buying
everything in the store if you planted a
cannon behind the door, andtliat is the
time the advertisement is sent out. on its
Sllllfllal Urrrlr
_ -.- .ry
SPRING all SUMMER
MllLlNEllY
\\ hieh Will take place on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
.\Pitii. 14, 15,16,
when we “III cxliit-zt the fittest :issorttneiit‘ever hr)-
Ii\t‘l‘>lt\\\\li by us. Our stork eotisists of a full line
of Imported Novelties. besides those of home titan-
iifaeiitiv. You are cordially itivitul to attend.
MllSOS S . .lOllll
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l—A Storm and Wind~Proof Roof. which will give
in all Barrels.
Minions Flor 1.. “fret N
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«s. r. at ~i;\\ .\th.
l-iiow pretmredzu show 1L1 the Latest Styles in
.\l‘lllxii .\Nll .\l .\l.\lr‘ll
.\.sr- Feathers. Flow: rs Solis.
\ets. Illltl~r\t.> .
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Lam‘s. (rat-es. Vet-
s ‘ll .\t‘. l»lltl'\‘
Iltits . Bleached
.\T SHORT NtYl‘It‘ FT
and I‘ ressetl
Ladies ilwri .\Itlli'l’lLlIS Made in the Latest Sty res.
Black (‘i‘ripes a Specialty.
MRS. w. riwrrrr.
BORDERS
AND
Wall Paper Hung to Order.
39. WASHINGTON ST.
A. DICKERMAN 8t SON.
lllOllllN CARPETS TlPEO‘llll
B R l DG E P!) R 'I‘.
lnlrrrtlllressllrris.
F linesof All Wool .\rnttirt‘s. erpiii‘s t‘ash»
nier .. \ :t'ners‘ littzr. Futile i‘:iiut .s‘ Ilsir. Ih‘altir e
t‘iir-ti-ri. Pinto. and Figured “eaves frrreoiiitet.:t-
iron diessts. Eirtlrroidend t‘tshtitere Robes. \er-
\eieeirs. etc
I
' The stock is very atiiatzite and the siyies par-
tieularly desirable
Black Goods.
The Eziieoftlirse goods is very coittprelrensne.
and embraces esttie‘ arts. Sets-es. .\rtneurs. t‘asli»
itieres. lleirrietiss.\ r utter-its. Grenadines and Itriiit~
ins. .\lalelasses. cte
t‘orirtaulri‘s EIIQIX‘II i‘ritpes.
Rim-k and White Dress Hoods.
Figured Arttittres. ete., etc.
All in the most reliable
makes.
SILKS.
“'0 offer the folowing riiitnatrhshle lurgains in
Silks:
grades and standsnl
an pieces Gomt I‘lllll silks at 41"» ets
22 pieces Colored Sarah Saints so cts
SI pitves Futon-d Radiiiiiis at .‘xot‘ts
10 Good Black Radtmrts at 75 cts
l‘.‘ very l‘li‘ll and heavy at rm
Every IllilllIMT of “nuns! Silks 1‘ metres
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“‘e guarantee a saving of :35 cts a yard on every
number above a dollar. and warrant every dress.
Black Silks
GI‘ARAS'I‘EIID!
We are offering a trill line of the IIASKELL SILK
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lllERIOlN Burt SILKS
3L”, 8|.50, 81.75, and $9.00.
PER YARD.
0n theabm'e lino of American Black Silks we
shall give a written guarantee to every customer.
warranting them not to break. crock or shift. and
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April 16 th.
Having qtiqlitiul my self by years of hard sti.‘. :t.
the lit-st institutions in Europe. and liai it»: i i a
practical I‘llK‘Ylt‘ltt‘t- of titen five years at it. -
countrv. I am enabled at first ~ t to adapt irt-es
mtfit appropriate to n-store the \ I‘Jlll to its or
vigor and eun- all the various dawns". or iii.- ry.»
have therefore continued my Snt‘tli‘t‘ of an i s. .. _
with that of an U literati. an ant LU“ rushed 'u
furnish all kinds of Illa-s and cry res (it .\tnetmxes
and BYt‘J-ltsfl.‘ wlirck it“ nitrite to unit r iii..lr r i-._\
own supervision. to suit toy custonien‘ \l~lnll.:r)‘
ailments.
Con-ultatilon Free.
References—Geo. ti. Bishop. Charles Ultu-‘tefld.
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