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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, June 18, 1885 · page 3

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6 .. I Q ' l‘he llorlim l‘oInt road has been put In The skating rink has been eptn for -\ I It!“ I illmf I" 3““ v if 33‘???“ R l P ‘ W“
a (7” "I’ll J i .5 I‘lfkllll‘ good “mph about a “rm-k at lt-tton hunt. and it Is A. R. Ackort Will give tho press ( h : ‘ d 'l k “
\ k \ I ‘ ~ - l . -' ~ v ‘ evident that it will he largelv pzitroiiis— Fairtleld eotlnty a shore dinner at Roton I Just gave hima good soun \\ Iac .
i V i I llr. “' h' ”I“! m M “ J “m” ‘ ml to ‘ ed ‘l'lt Frown has l‘l'wl a ~wood floor. l’oiiit )lamdav. June ‘29th. muted one blile‘Pl‘od ""35 33 5"” leaned
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\. I. _\ I\I u... nu m I... ll ! l I. . I) I ~~- .1. , _ v: s whit Is n. ednl for N‘I'lu‘ls of tin and after Thursday. June Sillintllt‘ “"0 spunk ”1"), d NF“; have gilt!) “at
i v ‘ ‘ ‘ l" l .‘li‘s. l”. M li\ \‘n ‘e .1; ‘Il 'l Iili ll is \ islt~ Measure on roller skates. The pavillion t'Itv of Albany will leave i\ew \ork integrable dentist .a rug on? I?! the d
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? V‘s‘ *1 “H '3 l'- 1“ \"~“‘ ‘7 Is provided with ample accoininodations from l‘Ier :3 ll. R. foot lteeltman Rtieet. ‘ ' 0;. ‘lhnmid 3“" ”‘19; (have “2:,
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i l I":I Irles \\ :Irren :Itter an absence of, and illv‘t‘t‘ Is em I Lent nIusII. at 3.30 a ltlt from foot "“l. street 7. i0 to s a tin t ieI : ~ _ g i . .
t \, . ' I | _ . V l . . -V “Hm I “pr to ire‘ich \\ Ilson Point in them iin grandmothers plllows to t tt‘
. . _ . \I ._ . tt~ e. years. I\.:tir=~V~.1 Io li::s iii) Ist _\|_ lllYl“ has an adVertisenient In this I_ « I . l . - x t g“ the bin orate hiin ..
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2 I w . V l ilVIIrsday. Issue calling attention to‘his readysniade {ll-l“ 1': ”in“ 31“ ‘ mm“ ‘H x ' "7 ,V,__ A,“
l I. llii m -- "\ .ees \\I‘lI‘ hell in Trinity clothing. gent s fill‘lllslllllu' 'gnodis. lift ““3 l-llrmd‘ -» 7 fl , ,- ““1"". t'sin-zk NAPOLEON.
.‘I, “Vt! I”! \, ,l W “(tern-on. Mr. l~ -w- both tlt partmeiits t II-re is a me Im‘ II‘ ..~ , ,__ ,__ - .
\\ . .llf-Il In... Hint-m. -,' , . ,o; .. . . ‘ ,f lynx!“ l-mhI-ueiiw all grades. and :ill 0""‘"“'“\ 5 ll.\\. Sketch of Frederick ti. \olliner. the old-
0 ' - ‘ 'v - ht .. , , - . i , ,' ‘ . . : .1 ,h- u,“ lm ‘I“\"‘ll\* ‘ . ,, _ ’ I est Soldier In the “'0th “0‘“ ill Null?“
._ ,. \ V . . I. - * T-l'Isr it .\ .\l up :\ i : ‘ t! It lash \ i\l~ N) W“ N‘ l “l "“ -.‘ “ ‘. “ > “ ‘ ‘ tluldrens lliy was observed at Ll“ .Vurunlk. who took part in the
“ "U ‘ “ '\ ‘ I \ \ l I. :.“ i it «Is» ..t .‘l’ts‘n' ““"lle‘l- ”i" ““1”“, ‘h'lm‘lm' “l " t‘oncremitional. Baptist and Methodist Siege-if yienua. IIIIII "TI “will“
I ‘ ' "““V 1‘ “”4”“: N“ "f m“ l‘"‘”“‘“‘ “"‘i churches last Sundav and the evening "rTmi‘mlgilr'itu‘wr um“
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\ :\ l“ fivm‘, H ed \\ ho“. “in he tound .I “'1?“ sh: k of “Kurpxx’t‘s \vt‘rc specially prepared. \Vlien the compilation of “Ye ()ld
\ r . \ " ‘ V , . .i \ ‘ ‘ ‘4 '_ s' Itiiigs. and I‘Jltll‘I‘lt’l‘ul w \l‘ 'mt‘n o I‘ll . , V V ‘ l .. . V. ‘l ‘
-- ~ s v. I' H “y" ‘~“' 5‘” “l ‘ “‘ "‘-‘ “11‘” them In the Luv-«I stvtl- :m-l make them éw T'”‘ lule “I" it!” "U l , Folks of t‘onneeticut" was completed
" I s L l . \ .. .. Vs »' v'. .1..t l' ”W“! ‘31 I"~ ““ . ‘ ~ was v -rv e ‘I write v i ecoratei \\‘It I' _ . ,
. ll" iii the hut IIIIn-n-i. . ~ ‘ i ‘ ‘ . . :1“. . u , g n it was believed
‘ 2 ii i ' llfiwers and? planis, which were arrangml ‘ "t ‘ 'hm "“ "m" “5‘ . ‘ _
- l m. Jul. \, h ,1 ”UV \ _\\ v a 3,, '1‘. z, ”the Iluyrutlrrs. . in excellent: high). '1‘]... ‘vaning e.\'er~ the twenty t‘ciitetiarians With biographh
~ ~ t ;\ .:.\ “JV up u~I m it it I: o. l‘s The rap In or the meeting last Sunday eises were very largely attended. and cal sketches therein named were all at
“ i ling. \\'..»lI:‘i.;f vn ~‘zx ms: 8 Iziir— of the lat. tr l'quII says tlittt a delegate were very interesting. Slt‘t;‘t‘l:1lflight“? that “uh. living ilitht‘ “Nutmeg" state.
‘ .. . v- . fr un .\ -Ii:.i Nnrw'nlk lI‘thil‘lv‘Il that t io~ Were the singing: of Mr. . in" H :tllt . .
‘ * ‘-‘ ' “ -“-‘—- . . - ~ . . l utIl \ ssieef hat work none su -
\ t I It In...“ “-h. 2‘ ”tin-[“51“, tu' i\‘ lxnapp hid Ili..~|IVIr:.:ed two nn-m~ 31|<S Holly of New \ ork. 'lhe 2,.I,1r..,s..s , tht I..t t . p
3 . f l (,1; , ‘\\r.: l W ,h .“ m‘ ln-rsoi‘ [lit- llatIt-rs‘ l'mou law use thev were verv good, throughout. tillsetl there could he in the state more
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“‘ ‘ l -’ s ‘ .~ ~ ‘ . mm r 3 'n- l t l"is n. m -I lliv‘ sltva will :IIIt-mr at "(WM “‘ “WWW “"‘l'k “W" 3 "“" un- citumitvm. than a half dozen who had reached or
E ‘i i l ‘. n vl - S lis' \' \t'\\ 1:“ zVi.r :r ‘lltlils w In. , - ' V” L“ “"““~'"‘~ H“ iys‘HWl‘SHRH)’ XVII“ w filfylrl‘”; passe-l one hundred years. and it was
’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ’ ’ , . . . \l\’\' live customers o t It‘ . m I . s-r~ ‘Uirt I... ..._ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘~. V
\\ ~' ' - tun . \ ms. ? t. I. l .ii“l-.\l.l . "mi “N“ l. wk rumw.“ “.,.r,. h. I... “05w.“ iliiii‘il‘Z‘l‘iilIIt‘ll:l" tlnreforea pleasant surprisi \\ hen the
‘ ‘ ~‘- . l‘ ‘ “f”? H“ “ 'i“ tl zed ,\ coniniitec \\:l§.’ltipuin[t-Il ton :Iit ' ‘ ’ ‘ ' fact was Inadeknown that a full score
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I ~ ~ ’ ' I! aim. . \ " 1 “ll “» 3”“ ”' ‘. l f on the t’I‘tll‘t‘s‘I‘lel Hrs oi the l. u l. t sin . of veterans were dwelling anizing us.
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l g l fth 1' - ,rm ') , ‘ ‘ semi i m . on, it tomis to It. It t hit out it uh
, i , H 3 . \Il't ‘Itigisi t‘ :11. l _ \V' = ;"~ 3‘ _ ‘ .
‘ i.‘ ‘ ‘ “"’ 1““ .i . . . l l m- I. .\,. ~.. Vaughn.“ .z»..,, ., i'uuriii ul .Iuttiti Hutu". 3' 1" '“fi‘fklmn . narian, eminentlv worthy of a promi-
, I ‘ v II: '~ I r! auto llxl‘l -ln‘ 2in ll :It lvo Altr l'Iil. pendenw- Iii) \\ Ill be cohfi-idted :m.l st "pm Pp“... m u". list has been .wprlm.k‘.d
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‘..\ V ' "‘3" Pi” ~‘ “"‘ " .. "‘ '1‘” "' A“ “ l" "‘ "' "ll 5'“ l” r ,‘ I! \l‘l,‘ .l " Frederick tu. \ ollnier was born in the
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a V I s . l .'ll' ; \\I'l , . ,; H. \ “1”,“, “ml,” lrcl: s orchestra ot Nanitord wiIl tIiI- town ” u U “n N ‘r- U“ U“ “Til.
‘v‘ - - \\ V , \' ,‘ ‘ X, . i \\ ‘ mt, m.“ muse; ltilv r. still: I‘XI‘l‘I‘lN‘S \Ylll .‘l.irch l... HM. and consequently he is
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. I ., . V Illn‘t‘t't‘l N ll.I:I tiulit’lstl‘tlls will he , , not he ilzsposed of its young men in
I i \l l \ . . \I' . . \‘I \ s “I“ l' '4le 3' m , I» ”H.” ‘. K. ex” 1.. me l'.illll from l‘he I‘l‘ll‘m "f ”l” “l‘l‘l'Tl‘ “V“ "‘ l." I; xrmnnv Iisuallv \vere. l-v assignment
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\ ' ‘ ‘ \ "‘1.“ "Q"' 11““ 2 .ll .\ til ‘l‘llill; lltllll Lite :I‘ Izislit. and .Piiiil 31-”,‘it1tirili‘l Id ”$1Ii;r,‘.!,”\.ll::;;l "in. l" “ place “"lh “l“ ““hmrd- In“ “3“."
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l . a . \ < .I. .. , ~ . I l‘. 9w \I. Ill .ils. ln :in I\ ‘ IIsImI Ironi - ~, - ~ _ ‘ I‘tlllt‘dll'ltl was finished at [lit-noted Miltz
, l j. . , .V i.\ -it5:;\ V” 2 . ”w l‘ MEL litutin !‘ t'Il‘tl- “gm-h \Vug :lfiwunll": the tulluwziv; pr», .\I‘;I:lt‘lll\'. where llt‘ graduated about
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s .. 1.. s. v'. V- y ..; i \ ,_. .,. 1',” M, .7 \niunteer lll 1‘0]. and passed through
. I. w \ q; ., ' . n ., .';t -t‘, ltlI ut -|I|l\ tutu-stun. I:» It 1- :< l‘~. u. lll~' _\'-;Ii’s of discipline at that time
. a , . . .l . \ ' ~ 1 I u ’ et!'.:!I um. nu tI-r Ilie siwim- t I‘;:_\' 1 'i L l~'v't:lt‘Il necessary to produce the per-
, V V . I. . xx ' ‘ x l ,‘ill irn l~ llll't .3 .lii‘y t\: stun to 2“ ,l I“ soldier. lie was iii various
, ,i ' X n l. I. i -:I .aII- all Ill l‘ ‘. li:-~ sh Illlll‘l‘ \ ~‘-'!lll|tl'..:ll‘. and his total period of
,_ , u, : it t\t‘ I. I’ll} :It I 1“. Mil \\ Ils xii ti -. l\ ;.~.- was twelve years. The ‘fl'riiit‘e
‘ ‘. ‘ 1‘ - lmmi on :tlil\:ll .-I' ltitilliil‘v tum. \, ., Wilhelm tirenadiers" was the name of
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‘ 5 ._ , I ‘.l I‘ .~ !' Illt?‘ ‘l Stn‘I‘l .l llitlll \\ Ill be :It I.‘ , I lll~ regiment. his regimental commander
. pl I. l t1.e limit {or tli.~ :Ivvmmnml tllwtl oi’ the T Hz: \ ~ , ('ulullt'l \ on Stutntna and t‘tltlltttitlitlt"-
\ ‘ ‘ ll \ ‘l l r .\ MI . m. l I \ mm»- IIsts. \ t'ull l‘l‘J‘s hind \\ lll ‘ 1‘ ,l ' In ehirf the Archduke t‘harh-s. in this
i ‘ ‘ ‘ l " ‘ “ _, lV‘ Wl"l h ‘\ ;,|" , l .1: . mpinv the r\v1i=’~~2»n. and I'v-fi‘rsh- ,. s , V - x; V \ lhiSlllI‘ll he served four years. and was
i i m. .t .d] “Vi-(flair, “1‘ ”1‘ “ l“ 1'“ ““"ll‘l‘ml ““ ”l“ l"1ll~ " ~ to In lll‘tll_\' engagements. ‘\\'lien, on net.
\ \ . y: 1 ,I. \ ,\ , ll l l 1"" I *1 . I, > ; yr the «wt-unite: turn .\‘ Illlll \ur- ‘ 1. isn’t. a Inilitarv alliance was I‘ont‘lud~
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\ l .. «v. - t v‘ 1‘ H 'i . l \ W : l Il'lel rerIIn ongv .» .u-nts. lllls‘ I Irlisl‘ . lit H. ll. ed with l-rzinee. he became a member of
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h . x h! v i “, 1" .ml l i n ‘lll Ins t l! p. I . I. I ll lhe v“ n.“ .\ at 1,“, “WIN! ”Hm,“ w .I.It \\.Is it“ .Ill) known‘ as the \\ urtt in
V , , i i x .l ’- l - ~ ‘ » ml -» ' I”: t‘ ,. \ Ir:_.:,_Ill <_: 2m, I-\\‘ “Tr . H, w \_ “71”“. i" , vhqmrh r .1._ :her; contingent of the l-renvli :IrInv—no
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> . h l l l . i I llv ll» ‘ g l \ ls III m. at In Il-l: Int-aw st .‘l ‘ “Hm?! “I the ”Wyn“ . w h ”W m)“, ‘x I l :I llt‘fi‘lltll'r «if V\Iislrl.1. but at
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.t 'I ‘ ‘ |_ l 1., .iI ll 2.. t.. l \t. . o c tiol. an, “ML 0, ”h, 1.”,th l l:t)ll|.‘:ll'“ \‘ .. Iin tor-tln LXI.” Nita-lion him
, \ , - " “" “ X ' \ ,V. H in . “TH”. \\, ””11”,! l v W ‘ t l-- .3. ll» waspn Inanv lIattu-sdIIriIiLy ine
. 1 is \t , l' , Y > ‘ l , . \.I \ l Iltli lll‘. ~ _- ‘ “ I _ '. - ~‘ . ‘0“ _ ‘ .,, ; .' . .
- tl . d ...I - 1 = ..‘s . lll:l.ll\ l-\' the organist. .\l:ss \ ‘Xll'i. e H g "' "‘hnr four M‘r’ ‘ the ‘ mtlut mu“
' - J - - ‘ " ll“ ‘ l‘ 5 ‘ ’ , , m . \1\ ivll\‘ Impress-ed on his mind llt‘lll" the
i l . . »: i\ l,:lIl‘\ .‘liiizisnl' tlII- ‘i‘ull‘lk'v‘lll' ill" ll‘X‘W‘lfi» ill-'Itd t . ‘rV . l , l f . f ‘1 l
\ ‘ .I. ‘ \ . :‘ . v l \“ulwn “its 1",, |;.-\, “I: “‘l..\ :\l'l‘<l- I, i .. l‘t o It run. In t it II on“ U “.llt I
l ._ ., I : .V I: " l‘ "t \it how fuss l~*ll\’t‘t't‘l the I-‘Ixtv . l~,. ,‘ "4'1“‘1 “'“h 3 “WV“ “f """~'~"”‘ "1““-
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\ I " l ’I i u i In; NH,“ IIIV. l- lt‘.t'lll|‘.: I {the iIII‘tlI l‘s.iliIiV l‘lw tiv\: . ‘ .‘H‘fll ] ‘ "Al.” “m in“! 1;" "“51"”-
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‘ ‘ "‘ “‘ .\, ,V... . .‘ p,‘ .4. . ,I, \\;I\ singi I: luv the su‘ltwitl, \\'lll\“l \\ i. i‘ H ”r‘ ' t" r' ‘ "“ “”' "‘ Wm}
H ' I ‘ .l ‘i‘\ V ‘ , " 's- ‘ “ “’ ‘J ' ‘ ., _ ‘ _ .1. l \ . , -III:I!Iv thousands lit‘N In lillllll)t‘l‘ r *lllt‘tl
.. , , . H n." h |,,“,“‘.V‘,z, tulwwed »\ iixii.ItI-vtis .\ .lisseslttdi-Li -
"' . r VJ. \v \ »: .. l ~ I its» 2 “H“ V“ I ‘ ' "' ‘ Q‘ l‘. ”m,“ 1 -rr\ links rm”, 1‘ V'.» lthv .\ti~tri:ins. who. as they retreated tip
\ s . ' ', , U . l l Hi i silxqixun meeting on \III— ‘ l ~ 7 ‘ . ‘ ,‘ ‘ ' ‘ l llttis‘mnne. left-twenty thousand invn
‘ ‘ ~‘ ‘ . . . l ' ‘ |' , i -, 1w“ INN,” . \1 ,, In. “x”, \. Iss. .«IIIIIII s. limit-r. helm r :ii.-l- . - .
\, \ : ; V . ,y t ‘ " ' ““ ‘ ‘ ~l. “ ‘ leW ,4 ..- “ ‘th ." \h M 1 : h', . .\ ‘II\ l rI-ozn‘rs In the hands of the trench,
-. Z'JIJ v. the ;Il'rii\ " “ ‘ ‘ '. ‘ .. ‘ ‘ ' h ", . . . . »_ . . . . . _
._ . t . t .: ..V,. \ \I,l -. l.‘ ‘w l m“ "I,” lI-x. Mr, M N. H“, ‘ “N,” n “M Mr. \olIIn I iiitunrlnis this tirtiiin
l .\ ‘,' .' ‘ ‘ ' ; , l , .1 i“ H... hvvl‘, \1 .., \. l ‘l \\.-. 3 ~I' " :Ind rt e I..s tiie th'l that. alter
, . --‘= “- "“l "““" “ ”-l V _ .9... p , _ ‘ i till .--s of I‘lt‘lllllJll ~iI had lit‘r‘tl signed.
I x v I , ,, .V. H: “.1“; “U. “l” I. tl.int \. ..\ and I Haw . \\ LI tis- d , . l l _ ‘ f 1' ,
; . , 1 . . , ,I ‘.' , ‘ }l«. , , “ __ , ‘I ,‘ I\ t! \\- vs (. I‘iuul l: i--l{ets l” i I‘ lll‘t‘il ill : “.V 3“ ”if“ ””Vi J“. “‘h ('n‘ U [u “h!
\ . . ' \- V4 ' u h ‘ ~‘ I' - 'l‘le' 1M |l III 't!"lll n III- II' e-f E 3‘ “d "2 ”W” “V!” ""‘k l"'<""5‘l"“ "f
A ‘ " ‘ >“ f * .1' VI \ i\v I\v . ll] . tl' .. i l» I . ‘ i “ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ l\V|~':ll11l. lle Sinv Napoleon with his
h ’. “I... l" ‘ .. ‘ ' ,_ t‘w‘ ,,_,_ \ ‘ \ lln' ,ixpt p. Ittoizii :III-l l-II-Yistn ill-I
.. ‘ , : " “ 1" ‘ " “ ” ‘ , ,1, ,. . ix H ,., t‘ 1,. .‘, .rrtuzut. and at the head of a lliitlv-sllt‘
, \ l \, II \\ ...I.i l\ ‘nnl‘q‘mu le sip I.-r.t. i. AH"-i'llvtil.|{iiil|A: lt , ml “ rli~ tiw'rl . ll ‘
. ~ - _ 1 ,V, ‘ .\l;. l. Smith. Ell" ll Hist. tiiivnl llll‘ hr» in“ "'u-l ‘ l“ H _‘ ' I ‘1 i ‘ u
h . i} . i l litttnlhsllii. Huvv “I’ll p-n...1 fun .V. x; U.“ ‘ .; ' f'l‘lli-v I'. it pulice of Selim nhruiiti. there
V . . .. .- I.!‘\ ‘ \ I, h I" y 1,, . “Lg,- . :1 i ,_ , ‘ ' , lvv t'\l.ll|il\ll his llt'll leiarters. >ll|lfll\'
. V .\ . . \ \ thin .I omit lnwi Ivnlthv -.»_ V ’ , l‘ ‘f l‘ »
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., _ . It i. . V i i. 31.. i I, \s. I-. g. i .1» .I ~t i- l n V, »I\ I “1"“!le “.1 _ , ‘\,,ul.\ ir and livissii held an interview :It l'.i'{tlll.
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\i \ . \ . \\ "' “' ' ‘ \' “ “H“ ‘ i‘ H ‘ ”"l‘ III}; «1 :Il~ 'ill the pulpit, \\llll“ the c on “‘ ‘ “I!" \ ‘ llun r “kn" 1““), ‘\“l‘l lm“ “
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. . \ .. . , . . ‘ i I . t , l f Hui-non Lil-Ye \\.l\ e wt r- i wI'lI :I x" ‘ ' "‘"mh ‘ m H I H J _" ' “f" P‘
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- ' ' U“ :x -e \ i: d t\ l- law I :s‘nrtciz vn. .Iltv I \\‘l:~~l-- 3',“ point" ”A”, ‘1 H‘ ; T" ,n Irm- of the two men. the I I'Ir.
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“ .\ .2 Hi ;! v -- .- . x l. .n i: s .' i ,I ill-e lI ‘l‘l“ ' :Nvu lll\l~lli‘«l l- uh awe and confidence.
. . . i .t l \\ IL. t . . p ' lo the s'iI'i‘redIn: four years he had
, \\,;, w s ‘ I \\ ll ll , \‘:Iiti‘tl I‘Nt‘t‘l’li‘tti‘l‘s‘ lll l‘i'llllpitlgll llft‘.
‘ ‘ . -. 7 y > ”'e‘ "\‘ .l. ‘ ""v '" "1"" l l 1 L . ' _" IliAltlIl; ion; and tedious iiiiu'cliv-s and
t. I' , \t, .\‘ , , 3. ~. .\ I.~!|\ :ri \ ‘7‘ III..«:I \\ I. mllt‘v- ‘t I: III.. \\ lllIIV s Ilttll l-IJ \ 14“”; l'il” Iii nmny enqigvninnts, Mr,
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t t 1 . v _ , ., . . dd- .. » y ‘ ‘ I .“ : i ‘ z‘ u ': ;"‘é ‘ >1 I
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“3 \ "~ \s it t\ i ’ " ‘ l“ , “ . . I. . 'I. r I , ,, , t I .u M. the s I til‘ll: the destinies \‘f Europe. which
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. l“ w ., ,.V . ‘V i‘ .. , 7 . ‘ _ ‘ “‘ ‘r _ .,,.,l H. h“ hm, “I, .1 l.- .- ' 1 wt his distinguished captive Iiil
. . ' V.‘ i i . 1 . “l‘l‘V 1', "’m‘ h ““‘ I“ ‘ H r l! n 1‘;,_I; W, V 1.1 I, , .‘ 513 iii. \'.-llnier was married In 1". L3
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1 - ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘ t, ‘ " ‘ _l .. . i .. .. ' _ r. .. . . _. l.t:n‘l\'ol lllll'lt't‘ll children he tool; pussw
. l . I i. I h. ., \ . l' 41V .,.. r. . .. .. unload i..to tlu \ill.I-i,.Isln tl.o.i ..I .
I II A l i'el 'tl \\ is .I .- iii no it \. -llI v I .l ‘ " . . . . ,. 1‘. q ‘q l i [3,. ,h- f ,
1 .- - i» t ., - . I ‘ x... 3. $11“, V... mi, “ ,,l .I. I Hi: Ills: med. l "t‘. the inns lI I»l l» I n ‘!l “r ‘1‘" l‘“ 'l‘ n" !" .rm “' , r‘ In
, " " ‘ 5“ “ ‘ ‘= ‘ -‘ "" 'l ,_ l . . . i J. . ._ li‘ -"« rd tin. t'I‘ilI‘lllll: the l mini Nines
, ; 3 , - , . \ ~ I V, .. .‘”‘1‘,I,\.”V..t“HI“,‘WHJ.I lih'tuilld “lrt lI.\Il\ lI lI.~.\- ..~ ,
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' ‘ ‘ " ‘ l t ‘ “ “ ’ - . . i , i .l __ . . New .leIs--v and from tlieitt‘e lll‘hlt‘ his
. ,- x V -. I, -- ,, i . “ ‘5 N ,, .le ,.., -n \. I \IIt.i LII. tn-iionts .tll-l hi; cus~ \\IXIIl\ ~ ' _ ..
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘” ‘ “ “ ' “ ‘ “V l. . . . . . x . ‘\.|\' on fin-t Io Lani‘asli r. la. lhere
. . f WM. l ‘l‘l’ m w \. “m 't‘~t ‘zliat \\v-lllxl ll:l\|‘ tliio\\ti loose used lI\ l ‘ l . _ l
, I ~ I ,» , \ ~» ~‘ ‘- ‘~ , ‘ ‘ ‘ . . . > ‘ . I ~ I,- ~ A I , - ~
\‘ " ’ ‘f i u ' , illll‘ I \ .\l;I\ur I'f 52m: hill-g tutu tlii- "' “U" ‘ ”h “l“ "H ‘II “Hum 1‘ "1“ 'im
a w \ I l. . ‘ I‘ll” le h". In,“ “H“; h Iii not I‘I‘I‘l'nwl llHt‘lllt d a llllllllh‘t‘tlf botanical specittes.
‘ l . “ ‘ i' i. ‘ ‘ll'l‘v ll \ ‘ \i- \IIIIil.” I \I lll‘~lilll Vl\l.tl|l\. in \\’i‘iIHIIlI«- l‘lll‘ III Illt t‘\ll‘:tI‘int’, ltul in)“ hull! “l; Iltlllt‘ :lltlrad“ ““52 r‘lll‘ln‘.“
‘ z ‘ .V 0' \. ‘H V“ “ ‘ \ Xv w l! m 'i ll- 4ish'r ll iiiesentutive many t-t‘ the #1:!ch sev had :iIIIIed I‘M" N ”mg; I; 1‘”: "I“. n IL“ "m h‘ "l“
. ' ‘\ ' ' ‘ i “‘ l . ‘ " I.. s ltei' l'». - l >.1u:.v:iezi»lvn‘_Mme» llllt'lll‘t‘i\l‘\ \\ iIlI liooiiis ‘lllxl liouu-nuld "‘ ” "l" “I l“. hl‘qf m ‘ ”‘1“1“.m"~; l”
i \ l ‘ ‘ ‘ s e: . A \ ~I n .I. It .I {Le l ilTI‘!l\Il\ i» nuke his iiinnin; lllt‘g'llllll-‘l (“”3 "M“ " ‘ "u" orni 1"“ ‘ ' rt " m
. - . t .. , 3 , z t . »,».. i V . 7 . _ . . . or use.
. r . . ~ ~ :4 \. l Isl. .s l and d'llll\lll" to Ill -ms~ ,,
‘\ l A t c i ' i i . . " ‘ « I in l‘tltl. at the ace of M be I'Inie to
V . . . l . I. 5,. \t 2- \ i I». it. . “Jul :‘ll.ill..:t‘ :Is the llt'l \ ._ \, . lk i" l _. ’W lll'
V, ‘j r ‘ ‘ ‘1‘ ‘ i l :t . . . t? .. I: : .. V m the not- it oi‘ his :IIlIIIiixIIIo;., ‘“_‘”_“" ‘frf‘g‘ “l“ -_-‘l‘l’ .‘"‘k f“; it i l i
i ‘ ‘ ‘ \\. ;, V; H. . .H‘ in.” i _- was {till} :iudi'z- oi‘ the lllll'ltilt‘l io- “‘ ‘7 "“u ( ottipully )‘fh Pr‘ul‘ " t‘ll l‘
‘ “ has .I l .s e um I--rn.l-‘V ‘ll. lwl :ziit: tt'ne an .‘II‘llYI‘ l' ;r’. : “"~‘ 1“ "1mm” h”“.‘““' H" 1H" h"
‘ i l y \V . i . ~ \ ~ i ; .-.I. :H, .‘I i ' .ll tl1.I,, I .. i' did . :e try t.» “it vent it oi ll 45 fil' H Xi"? \.\”_”;_ ilk“. > Pr"; “Ht‘r 3;“:2‘
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. ‘i V - I 1.1". in l ..I .i: . _. . .l i I-Iiiitxlv Ital-III the :lt‘l'lYizl of it; "‘ ‘5‘ ." “ :" “"hNU "M it” '3 "(1; T
' . . ~ * . . .~ ~. ‘ - i t : \ . .; ~ '
\ . l 2. \ 7“,,“ \I..VI; i l: I\ i:..‘: w;..I .i l \‘Llltl‘ III the \Ill Q-lieproceededtotiie m "r " i...|,.il\:\im.l”<.m..~.‘1h:)r.‘:“ ‘41”
‘. t: ., . i ll I: (w 1:; It. \\ liit'li \\V-Iii.l l:x' l‘ [:1 .. _l‘nll!<-‘ of Mr l.:lt'... new, but did lint rout-E. ‘\l_”‘; 1 "”j‘u" \~ _~'“ ~Qlll‘ 1H ‘1 LLW‘. ‘1‘.
- I I» , 1 g , Iiiii iVln I; \‘l Inninny \.ii tgt-s ;.l mi; lilr It. for ii :Ipp itlfit‘d \‘Illlltllllll‘t‘ of the ,~ _""‘L”f ‘ f 5“ '5 1h all?" 1‘ r.' ‘l “f z,
I \ I \\I r p ;. j -V. raid. lill'lilll.‘ l-It'tl I\' Intv- .i tn'tli't‘I pave Village ladies iiI--t hint and I‘oiiiniaizdml Ii!" Jl \ (" null” "h n 5“ l ” fr“ 'Vn‘“; '
- v A s ’ , 1 . . x ‘ 5 ~: ' I’ ‘ - I t ' > : ‘ I : ‘ i
t. V l>._;!lsln‘~l \\‘.lil. 'l‘m- : deiiiniiiiiHI. lllt' i-wIiIitF) twopn- IIHIIt him to halt. lite command “'3‘ :IH'I‘H V .l“ hum“ it a V‘ ‘ “H”: “unfuiiiliuitni
e mi. .\ rid litre all III the i want It. \Illi It “Ulla-l inixetiieell‘eci oi" with the \oiceof one havin" ‘llllllIitll_\‘. , “."g'hh‘ Ilium“; “1“?“ lllfi“l"?‘\f .[r.
[13.1 , \ w .,l m: :il. :11: .\ .3‘. ;Ilt I\'iii.; those tier-pie \\ ho lizive ‘uute out and tin sm‘olld ‘ortlei‘ Wits llt‘l‘t 1s;ir\‘. for; \ olltih‘t‘ Phi“ u“? ‘1’?an r“ t“. linhfll. ,
ll 1; .M- themu over night to spend Suuduv the knight ol laughing gas :ll‘Il forceps ; "“ "Um ul‘utlm“ 1“"1‘ “’m.‘ ‘i, _ ”I“ 1 .
» . - - , - . .i- - : t .~ . _‘ ; .
| _ . l . _ l H _ fipneily \\ Itli their t:InIIlI~ s. away trom came to A dead halt. and, With his knees 'fllti. incio ‘11:“ “‘ "1"“; 0‘1: "3 {1‘51"}; '
. ‘\ " "\"' ““““"~ ““15 “”‘ \lL' ”“' "H" - time iI~t‘:tl resort. Just \\'ll'tl tlll-(lll knocking together and his teeth chatter 1 \L‘. “ \“1li'2'r l “f." V“ 1;”:r‘“ “'4' n ;
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K‘,’ “‘3'“ “ “ h "' 3 m' r ‘ .“l .UT’I . imt to he down I line lune ll'lIl _\eViis In; elillllllli‘lt‘tl to know the cause of hisl 1 ‘2' u" "l k ‘9‘“ "\f‘” “u‘ “ini‘lil
“ '9' ‘H I "L 1““ MM“ “1‘ . if” .1‘ V ‘Iitvus‘h ot' e\'twriein'e \\ itli Suzixlavs In hem; stI‘l‘l‘I'Ii. lie was soon told what U ‘ r uvu 0" “ ‘ r. “ m‘ r 1““ u“
i ' “ i i “‘ .11 ‘m ”ml” “m“ " "“""C‘ i the west 'l‘liev iiiwke it a re 'llldi‘ Vlltlli‘ tlic people thought of it man who had name ‘1‘"? “”If‘l‘pm" 0“ ”W". $0.1“i‘llfes
V II. . .Ii‘t‘ liv‘tingl the :\'\Illll»_' nun out lday. and “Jung,“ m mum" and mu...» hunpdgum. “ m.‘ had another “\‘ll‘t: and now on ‘tile. l‘ht‘s fact tends to explain
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(i'; I Mr. iilly but one that would burn I ‘ ‘ nuuwnwd “ml 1,“. <\\‘lll"'lll" ofahrnsh , stature. walks iII-arlv erect. and is
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-.'It ‘.I \IVL':.\I.l\ and the exercises ei.~se:tt
'l‘ili- lIlI'Hiltt‘t's ut' the :i‘ztdtias
tin: Vl‘lfi“ are It ‘rlll‘l t'. ltrowii. ll. Nellie
Thomas. lT'IIIly ll. Hoyt, t‘.Irrie St. John.
livlwarvl \\'. liVlTlIZAlll. .\ril.ur ll, limo-ll.
:i::_l ll-Iwzirdt‘. Ta} lor.

.\t :I tiit'v-Iltl: ot‘ the Knight; ef L-Ihor,
held III Hartford last Friday l‘\"‘l]lnL'.
il‘u‘swiilllfllls \Ieie Hll'll‘lt d condemning
the app Illillllt‘lll . l‘ l'r >t‘essor Hadley as

I‘ *tll!lll.~'\l»lllt‘l’ uf Ilie liihor bureau. t'op~
i It-s ot' [HI‘ resolutions are to l)-‘ scattered.
l M IlIlI'J‘x [lift-Hill lllt' state. Mr. Had-i
l

lv) ‘s prospects are first rate for lli‘t‘Iiltllll‘JI
the most pupal ir man in th.I state. ll"
the succeeds In getting the Ill will of that
p -rtioii i‘epres-‘ntul hr the Knights of
Labor hn- Is a fortunate min.

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cl: Iswi a cmicli at :IIIeIi In in Norwalk
\It‘tr :iflv‘ll.i\ll. ln the melting
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1:” ’e :t e of it. The wagon Z I which
lliv horses were httI-hed wasconsiderahlv
dam tdv‘tlluld the poleot~ the coach was
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of prelictn'ts that this coun-
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Ii ordinary amount of contagious
.liser’rs’ this year. it twhmxves all to
'mipitre altvtit and practice every

sanitary measure. especiallv cleanliness.
which, as a preventative: offers one some
xII- ans u-f I-sc me at least: and iii this how ‘
imp I’lri'1' ‘lw il'llt‘l" Hf Snap as to
nullity li‘. for iiw: certainlv all inferior
grades. made so by foreign suhstancns‘
mid :otiiltwrations «if a ' ”unstifi'lalilt‘ .
character. sh Iiild l-e raj ‘t'ted. that there
may helm: taint left oiitbe person ori
clothes which might in any way invite ;
1h“ germs of these various diseases. A ;
first class article. nude by known re—
‘I:ihle manufacturers. istlie. only kind‘
that can be safely as: .l or recommended.
In the usuofa standard soap. like the
1 "Welcome." made by Curtis DavisQCO" V
3 there can be no risk. being the goods of !
38m when time on map in a sufficient i
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; Here is :I lett-gr l have just received t'roiii
iilarttoid asking the to run a Sunday
I train down the \ .Illey road to l-‘euwick

.ot' the “Gander Huh“ this morning:

dz rs.—-sa_v three nights in the week. I
Ithink it might become necessary for

' your club 2

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:Is the time for pzeitic‘ing and the like.
it is Very Iieiiioralming. and we don‘t
wantthxt sort of tliin_~_v here. Sunday
should hespv'nt In an IIl‘-l:‘l'l_\' manner.

tirove. Now I don‘t believe in doIng It,"

'l‘llll “til." IIIIN“ NIHIVI‘ IHKHKIIN
1

Appeal in the “(Land ~rl‘luh“ fur ”\‘I‘ulll‘
Illntlilfiflll.‘ ‘

The following eoniuiuuieation was re~

chVed by councilman t‘I-rhett. secretary

 

Sn. .\'oi:w \l.K. .li‘Xi: is, iss‘i.

litrriuzw t‘oinat'i‘. l‘ZsoV,

Secretary tiaudrr t‘ltih.

llt‘i‘l: Silt z—tlwiug to an unusual III~
crease III business In S \lll'i Nerwalk this
spring, and the great need ot supplying
rmuu to outsiders. the (lid llen t‘luh has
been obliged to give up its headquarters.
r‘orlit‘teeii years this club has met in
one pltee. and discussed the topics of the
any. It has been Very successful III
iiioulding public opinion, both In politics
and religion. other matters. h). resolution
ofthecluh. could not he disco-sod. for
fear that scandal oi some kind might
creep In. UIIr i‘llll‘ would not tolerate a
man that would p-~=lVll.- scandal. 1 have
seen “Insiders comment-‘- to peddle out
some If their tilth \\ in II rather than li<~
ten to I: our iiienibcrs would go out in
the back yard and stand there for two
hours in the ruin. Now it scents too bad
to inive an 'lllhlllullvti of this kind to g.)
to liiI‘I‘I‘\ for want of place- a to meet. I
lltttllflll lies! to address a note to the
(in. .ler I‘ju‘o and sie if an arrangement
eoulil not he made by which the 0. 11. C.
could :«ccupy the quarters of tlictian-

 

u get rill of your president.
’l‘tiere :arv- whispers in the air about his
character: and. indeed. it is thong-ht by
some that he is the man that the Gazette
is after in its ramblings. and the naked
eye discloses the fact that he is addicted
to fast horses and sea: s. He would not
in - l'li-‘l‘lh‘tl tor a inouiwnt. in our club.
it serins‘ too had to turn the Old Hens out '
In the wet. It would not hurt the Gan-
ders. \\'e hope vou will see the point
1‘\tl take us in. The "Sons of Rest" have
ofii-ro-J us all weneed in the lineof room,
but we can‘t uiix.
‘ . t‘omur'rizii 0. it. t).
The (hinders will hold a special meet- j
ing this evening to consider the above’
cmumtinication. Great indignation is V:
felt among them at the imputation cast l
ted president. and it is i
probable that it’witt be resented in I he-
ooming manner. We that the
"boycott” the 0 on.

 

 

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‘quaking tooth-puller.

_ the exclamations and sounds that roused
; up all Oyster Bav.

,_ and turned just in time, and then like a.
j deer tied down the village street.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

that had been dipped in a pail of tar. so
close I I his heard that dodging was the
one thing Iieedfiil to keep his face from
helm: suntan-d With the black Inixtiire.
Xfter tiring of tormenting the doctor.
they gave the word and the dector ;
started on a dead run up the main street i
in the direction of East Norwich. with
many following him. who were throw-
ingall kinds of missiles after him. ll-I
was only followed to the \‘llltlLft‘ limits.
and is not likely to return to Oyster Bay.
The New York Journal account says :
“It took just ten: minutes to wake up
Oyster Bay. especially the gentler por-
tionof it. lnthat time some forty la-
dies. old and young. had resolved then»
selves into a vigilance committee and ar-
coinpanied by a suitable Q'St‘t‘rl ofthe
sterner sex lay in ambush on one of the
corners of Main street waiting for the
prodigal to return. livery dame and
Iiiiinsel had some useful domestic imple-
ment which they had seized on the spur
or the moment to use as a weapon.
Sonic had brooms. others had long-
handled mops and brushes, and more had
dislicloths and bundles of uuniarketahle
asparagus and other ancient vegetables.
Presently n dapper figure. clad in pro~
t‘essi-Iual broadcloth and a shiny black
silk hat, came slinking along, trying to
escape observation. All was still and
quiet until the tigtire reached theani~
hush. Then uprose a chorus of feminine
yellsan-l screams and a charge of the
broom brigade. la. a moment the yell-
in: indignant crowd had surrounded the

“Take that. you wretch !“ exclaimed
the leadtng Amazon, as she brought her
disli~cluth Square across the doctor‘s eyes.

“You wretcli, how dare you come
back 3“ exclaimed another irate matron
armed with a broom. fetching it smack
across his shoulders.

“You villian I to leave your poor wife
and deceive an innocent girl."

‘Take that—whack—whack — slap—
slap. Come back to plug teeth. have
you ‘: l‘ll plug your teeth for you,“ were

“Tar and feather him 2“ cried an over-
zealous youtb. and acting on the sugges—
tion a young lady with a brush dipped
in a tar-bucket made a thrust at the Doc~
tor‘s glossy heard; The Doctor ducked

The
ladies followed the chase for half a mile.
accompanied by all the men and boys
hurling their store of vegetable ammuni-
tiun and whooping like a tribe of Sioux.
furor and the prospect of a coat
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Dynamite Found In Yonkers.

As night watchman Samuel N. Ham
ley was passing the Print Carpet Mills
in Nepperhan-ave., Yonkers. at 9:10 p.
m. Monday. he saw a spark of fire on the
door step below the level of the ground.
He jumped down. grasped what proved
to be a burning fuse with his hands, put
out the fire. and then picked up two
large glass jars connected by the fuse.
He then fired his revolver and sounded
an alarmjfither policemen soon respon~
ded and the jars Were taken to the police
station. Tuesday O‘Brien (2 Clark. the
aqueduct contractors, said that one of
the jars contained four pounds of dyna-
mite: the other jar also contained explo‘
sives. Parts of the contents of the jars
were exploded in the afternoon after
being placed in a large hole in the ground
at South Yonkers. . Mr. O‘Brien said
that had the jars not been discovered
not only would the the largest mills have
been destroyed. but the whole city
would have received a fearful stiring up
and many persons would undoubtedly
have been killed.

The strikers at the mills met in execu-
tive session at Montgomery t‘lub rooms
Tuesday, and offered a reward of $300
for the discovery of the guilty persons.
The Yonkers Statesman Tuesday said that
the instigator of the strike was in Yon-
kers on Monday for the first time in ten
days. and wanted to know what he was
doing there.

 

 

l‘iri‘sricuu. Mass. March. 1‘55.
Dr. David Kennedy:

In the Fall a friend advised me to try
lx'izxxitnv‘s l~‘.t\‘oiiiri: ltmumv. and al-
though opposed to patenNnedicines. 1
made the trial. To make a long story
sliort——l~‘.\voiiirtc REMEDY. in my opin-
ion. saved my life. I consider it the best
preparation in the world for stomach
ditliculties, as well as of the Liver and
other organs. I am glad to say it is in
general use among the R. R. men in this

vicinity.
J.\ M ES 1). KENNEDY.

702 it

HUWN GU THE
PH HES,

CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
$3.00 per doz.

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Game before hey
are all gone.

G. 5. NORTH.

41:in!1\‘.«‘ _' xv. 5o N-'\\.s, ‘~~'.'

M. scfiWABVV V .5
(llillt‘ltlll and ()culist,

 

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atVttiI ii?s
~ Consultation Free.
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- sher l‘. t‘lirlrhs minus. .\lr. t'.:lht.t‘\‘
Nash “Ah .1 l-‘ [lent-tn. ill ly.

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vt'f-lt' -

t' ariirnisif F

RI. nun“.
of an ordt rot th-~ :ihote t‘oau‘ inadx
. 1: ml the it‘th day or

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possessed of all his faculties. The senses
of hearing and sight are such as to hear
all that is said and to read the print of
his native language without the use of
glasses. )leiiioiy is brightaud he re-
calls iiiriny Incidents which to those of
the present generation occurred. its be
“You great vile ago.“
nitridrport Standard.

._ ,
N. \. N. I]. .K‘ II. It. It. 'I‘ilne Changes.

.»\ new express train has been put on.
\\‘lilt‘lt leaves New York at 9.15 a.ni..
stopping at Stamford at 1006. South
Norwalk 1020. Bridgeport 10.45. arriv-
ing at New Haven at ll.l;'i

The accommodation train which left
New York at 0.05 ft.lil.. now leaves at
9.17. and is due at the different stations
a few minutes later than before. but ar~
rives at New Haven same time as for-
Iuerly. 13.05 p.ni.

The 12 o‘elock noon accommodation
train from New York is due at all sta-
tions lwtween Bridgeport and New Ha~
ven a few minutes earlier than formerly.
arriving in New Haven at 2.55 p.rn. '

The l pan. Newport Express from New
York leaves Stamford at 1.52. South
Norwalk 2.07, Bridgeport 2.35, arriving
at New Haven at 3.05.

The 2.00 p.ni. shore line express from
New York leaves Bridgeport at 3.27,
three minutes earlier than before.

The 3.00 pm. express train from New
York is run daily, making stop at Bridge-
port at 4.30.

The 3.40 p.ni. express from New York
is due at stations between Stamford and
Milford a few minutes earlier than be~
sore, arriving in New Haven at 5.51.

The 5.40 p.m. express from New York
leaves stations between Greenwich and,
Milford five minutes earlier than before,
arriving in New Haven at S p.m.

The 9.20 p.m. express train from New
Yor': makes additional am at; Mount
Vernon, New Rochelle and Stanford.

The former 10 p.m. express from New
York leaves at. 11.00.. stopping at Stan»
ford 12.02, South Norwalk 12.81. Bridge-
port 12.5l, arriving in New Haven at
1.25.

The 5.00 p.m. Sunday accommoda-
tion from New York is due at stations
between Glenbrook and New Haven a
few minutes earlier than before, arriv-
ing in Newjiaveu at 8.05.

The shore line express whichleft New
Haven at 4.18 mm" now leaves at 4.40,
South Nor-walk 5.40, and arrives in New
York at 7.00.

The express train which leaves New
Haven at 7 p.m. and arrives in New
York at 9.00, will be run daily.

NA as: axial-wig» NowNYork has.

0 ran at . South and: ,
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mi t or EAT! . of an i wt! i th-

s tzu R‘I‘ii, 'm'unh \l and ‘E\"l Til-ed . to.

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y
, , i of
of Nathan t‘.
.Ii hair :I I! lift) it“! tlt‘I‘tI.

 

Ely. being Ill fer: tiozit .

The Iftih‘xdlii rV-:.I ens- ‘ rt to two certain
ll, “turf: »‘ -f \\'t~stli«‘ltl. Mites:-
.is. one o: 334- amt the other of $1.30.

All that certain tract er puree. of land bounded and

 

. described as foiluus. to wit: Bounded on the north-

 

'_\ side by llii'liwav known as \"ooil sinx‘t' cash
v by lii:h\\ay known as t‘tn-stntit street: Sultlh‘
I I late of Susan Rivliards, deceased; west-

 

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I‘rly h_\ liti

‘ rIEI by land of Nathan t‘. Ely. hem: l-l fn-t from

and rear. and me feel dl‘i‘ll in re or less,

The tract or mud affirlNlll is siiliimi in a ee.
iiioricagv held by one t‘. It. Murcia-use of \\
field. Ma‘surhusctts. of $ill'.

(EEO. I". FLINN.
Committee
Dated South Norwalk May. 1! isss.
REED .v SliAllltOlfl‘.
A'r‘rt’s‘ Putt i'I-zrirtoxuts
Stamford. 739 2!

This sale is adjournnl until Thursday. June lmh
by order of Hen. F. Flynn. t‘oruiiiittcc, R. J. Shad-
bolt, Attorney for lk'llllOnt'l’S.

551-; - -V 3!.le ET: - - - 54‘

L. H. DECKER,

HOUSE AND SIGN

PAINTING

UALGIMINING.

PAPER HANGING.

 

Ceiling Decorations a Specialty

Wall Papers and Borders.
Gold Paint, and Bronzes
White

Lead, Oils,

Glass, 830., Ste.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

MATT

llfll' Hills 21

‘9

1‘ '1‘

find it to their

Give. us a trial.

'l‘llE OI‘D

All orders filled promptly.

A GREAT BARGAIN IN

INGS.‘

l5 cts per yard
$5.00 per Roll

40 Yds.

Hill-Hill Pllllfll.

AT

A. DICKERMAN a: son’s

3a \YASllan'I‘hN sT.

roceries and Meats,

S'I‘AZVD OI“

 

T. Burr Ciuver 8; Son,

SPRINGWOOD.

City folks

advantage. to trade With us.

 

ThaNalienal Sheet Mel

\‘I1\l§'_‘. .\\V

"l l~‘_i~' 3'1: >"l". Nut York.

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TIN SH NGLES flllll SIDINGE

 

 

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National Sheet Metal Roofing (‘04

J R. RAYMOND.

~ {mu If Harland

 

 

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llEMllVAl

B. SHONINGER & (30.,

.‘lruilifdt‘tlln‘fi of the SIIONXNUER

IANIIS

— ~ AN l)——

ORGAN

‘venei'ml State Agviits for the

EBER .
EMERS

ultl

HEELDBK
‘ PlANllS.

Have moved their Wareroums In their spacious

and handsome store 39 Main SL. and invite the
public to (all and examine and listen the

Bus Instr man

in the market at prices as low as the lower: to

Cash,

or on easy monthlymavnentn

J. W. STHHWHIA

IANAGIR.

 

 

 

 

 

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CHARCOAL i

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The Misses 31 Join

:; NE‘A' “ILLLV ERY Ind
..\'l'li,~'l' Kr) LE5 {or the

Are: -'x —..».w

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-:1-:~nds constantly
wt. 13‘

 

 

Ilid I'mp— : I ,‘zs. tom‘s.

E-y a l‘stnn: Process.

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“I s' ",~ l‘xrma: cz,’ hit-‘1“ for stamp-
\\A ' in ~ nun (I! “ \DAMEIJHS‘YOLDS
l‘Eh‘thI 1‘ ill .\tt culled-211‘.

mine our “nulls
iiciiz. Lan‘t

You will
>1}.\- and lowest

. Jflllll

33——.\I.\l.\' STREET—33 17.11
N()R.\\'4LIAII, Ct

FRESH VEGETABLES,
FRESH JIUHNTHY BUTTER,

STRAWHHHH ES

Oyster Bay \Asparagus,

 

 

 

MILK and MILK TICKETS AL‘VAYS
ON "\ND.

Sweet Bream

‘ a Specialty.

. ‘ ‘asture for Horses and
Cows by the wot-k or season.

E.K.L.

————«.—___.

 

 

At no time since I establish-
ed this Business, Thirtyliight.
Xcars ago, No. 17 Wall SL,
Have I ollercd such a. Large

Stock 01
Baby Carriages,
Refrigerators,

/ White “'asli Brushes,
Bird Cages.
Kalsomiiic Brushes,

l Oil Stove
14 Styles,
A new Stock of

Tea and dinner sets,
Toilet sets,
, Chamber sets,

Granite Iron “’are,

Wood and Willow,Ware,
crockery and China, V
Glass Ware,

Ranges.
And a full line of House Fur-
nishing goods at. my Store No.
17 Wall Street. Nowell;

Stoves,

 

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