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I'Nt'IJZ JOHN "N 'l'lll‘l .II‘IlIIJIFZ.
Not our church. but of :.li the
\‘lllllt‘lll“l We h we jiist passed through
the Jubilee service of the Congregational
church. No one can sav but what it
\i..s one cf the most. enjoyable seasons
in this church‘s history. llow was it
:tt‘cwtiiplislii-d? Simply li_' ti fi~w pcrsol‘s
“in“: ii “mint in hand. laying Ci-r~
liin 1‘ ans. making nt‘t‘t‘\‘<.tl‘I\' arrange-
lltttl'~. ..t-i Tile” going to work. “'e
.m 1. -~ irrllil. Nounsuppo-e all the
.-!,t;'. it .~ (if t lll‘ i‘5l_\' ‘iz‘l Ill \\ will :tfit‘l‘ ll
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llitlt and ‘.~.--~,f tiicit'rigs. and carry"
llu'tti iotwait: \\ sill lllt‘szllllt‘ systematic
of
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order. t‘m \M- prephvsy the restill‘:
l» ih re any tit-ed ol this? Yes: and
always will lie :m long: as the conflict
s in iw. t'ti i:iith and error.
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itnpt’tit'un il.’-:‘ the most im-
l-t‘tl‘tttl of alt. Nothing is more appa-
ln‘lal than the need of this very thing.
1:. \i.-w of thi- let us imagine how this
.‘lrul warfare is being waged. .-\s the
two cut totitltli: armies gather for the
luttle. how do tlii-y appear?
Look at the A I‘lllit's of sin First.
Away as far as the eye can reach the
lines extend unbrcli'eu and solid. Their
appearance is moi it \ and Ill many places
tlliilH‘lllllL‘. but. liil'il‘ colors are often
l‘lllllrittl. tlnir aims are 3:?itt. ring and
'n twill i't oril. r. tiu tr itiiwrrs ‘ii\\1\_\" in
l‘ Mun-u tin-ii inn-l. plains hidden. and
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The Annual Meeting.
The following report of the annual
meeting of the Odd Fellows' Mutual
Rent-tit association, made by the New
tlaven Palladium, will be found inter-
esting; to members of the fraternity who
are connected with the Aid Association:
There were 12.3 itienihers in attendance
at the lilttt’l-‘eullt annual meeting of the
Odd Fellows‘ Mutual Aid association.
which was held ili Odd Fellows Hall.
New Haven, on TUesday afternoon.
Nearly every section of the State \vas
represented. J. K. “undyiof New
lIlet‘ll. presided. and George N. Moses
attended to his duties as secretary. Ulli
cers elected are as follows:
President J. K. Bundy. of New Haven.
\ ice-President. 'l‘. l. ltric '5. of Waterbury.
stcn'niry. ‘ll‘klriv N. Mos ', of New Haven.
'l‘ivastirt r. Thomas E. “outs. of New IIith'll.
At the last meeting a committee was
appointed to prepare a report concerning
the interests of the association. This
report came up for discussion. and the
talk occupied nearly the whole after.
noon. The cotnuiittmI consisted of E. J.
Hill of Novwalk, John Roll and L. 1‘.
Deming of New Haven. U. 11. Bronson
of “‘aterbury. and Thomas Stirling.
Only three of the rnomhem (if the coup
ll'lllt e were present. Mr. Bronson Illfl‘lli
i .l tip the report. and Mr. Hill said he
li:i-l signed with certain reserv;itiotis.
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. Fish in (outta-client.
5 It is generally known that the Fish
. Commissioners of the State.
II trtford Conrant. have for several years
been distributing annually to applicants
5.000yuung trout apiece to be plzititi d
in Connecticut waters. During the past
year thev sent out a circular letter to
about fifty d-il'eri tit pe: pie. :tsltirg
whether there had been any increase in
the 5123‘ and quantity of trout in the
brooks thus stocked. whether any previ-
ous barren streams now yielded lrv-lll.
and whether. as a whole. the t‘xpt‘t‘llllrltl
had been a succiss and was worth cotz~
firming.
Just about half the letters were at:-
swtrid. and iii-arty every Tt ply was 1!]
endorsement of the work and in layor
of its continuance. There is little doubt
lliat-‘trout fishing: has, t8 say the least.
not been any less successful in the past
few years. Before. that the brooks were
being stradily drained. The newspaper
stories of the marvelous catches of the
“>t't‘i‘klt‘ll Ilt‘atllit‘s“ have taken on nova
and more audacious. forms since the
restockiug began. and as the an of iving
on the subject has already obtained a
ripe and rounded maturity. it follows
altiimtfiecessarily that the further de-
velopnent of the anecdotes signifies a
currestnnding increase of the lish them-
selves. The loiniidutrun Lupin" humil-
eued; the narrative constriictrd upon it
lttlQlll take on a few additional stories.
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NEW SPE NE GUUES
l vuiisll. lri in h and tu-rtnan lorku rcn \uitiitta'
cf the fittest lamb-s.
i ' E- ' A‘.- . . 1t .1! ii. lint.
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Norwalk. - Conn.
ln '.' - H I: »: .f.ii€l¥t'
HAR ESS
Harness. Saddles. Halters. Stir
I‘_'ii‘>. l‘ttlltil'e. Nt'.
Pine Harness To Order.
\‘ I. .l
' 3 “tire I w
‘l‘
’linie.
.ii‘
t
. Lcrila. in»
titanium. Ilmnkets.
lLigs .tc.
301d Stand
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‘ OLD HANDS!
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s in ss of .\. ll t‘t-li'y. I
at tile on stand » the
IL lllt city Null. 1 w... lit-i1. ~24 Ric :tsnsuaiylt
\lic Ill-st of
‘ Meals tillage ables
li‘llU ICI‘S
U! a}; Linla it. thrir season I.\\‘.t)'~ ~i
LII R0 \' A I).\ IS.
.70: if
:iutul.
eAKULsnrs. ‘
'I‘OS SlDRIkL l‘.‘ I..‘CE,
LADIES B.\.\'i.s i-t‘l‘ lN‘ THE LATEST STYLES
llnt htttl t‘uiit Watt r for Baths at all time:
(Virus. Bunions and humming units treated in I
”Ecru-fill manner If the shop or iii the residence of
‘mltI'iiIn. 'l‘tic thief ritcrencc-i'uu be guen and
ail-factual gun-Intuit.
Hulr Cutting and Sharing
As Usual, Plan of chairs. the best urthts. and
wan-thing in the IOU-9! of utter.
cuiwmu HAIR CUTTING A SPECIALTY.
_ mks-o Hotel South Norton.
Booth liar-uh. July at.
-Lcltigh. Lat-lnuramia. Locust
Mountain, F'auklin, and
“‘illiesha'rrc l‘oals.
. i 1..
(Jill All] ‘ W001]
l .
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Agent lit RUBBER PAINT
Yards fool
slaill slt‘i-t-ls.
Drug Store.
of \\':isliiu:toii and Main
Branch Ulll\‘\‘ ill Slilsoti'
tillni
The Model Market.
’lllE l‘
MEATS
el-Il:\ Ell l.\ ‘l‘llli l‘ulZVl‘ MAN‘NEH.
If you no.
‘11!“«2 I .. til ll
hI-lligi'l‘ :is \llll :is
Poultry il a limit,
l.\' its sEAN'N.
F. HAYES.
Ill BBLE‘S lll.llt‘K. -
he I he i i s! \‘ l2 \'l‘.\'. ill-l Llll'tl ht-
».-: t. s:. you \\i-l rind tlu tu :tl my
Slll’l‘ll NUR‘VALK.
HARDWARE.
The “ES l‘ :\S\URT.\l lIN’l‘ in TO\\'N of
(it enernl l I out wn re
Mechanics Tools.
“’hlte Loud. Paints.
Oils and “'lndow Glass
A full Assortment of
Locks and Knobs,
Table and Puck ct (‘ullcry
UP the best Quality. Cheat) for Cut:
llllllll Furnishing lillllll
JAPANESE PAPER “’ERE.
Agent for the.
Dover Verdical Boiler and Hall‘s Patent
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Implements.
Ship Chandler-y, Rope. ac
. g . . . .- .
V0 cc local Cinturc and Sui-gag
\st t“»\\i- \\‘;t w‘:..\\
li.\\t'\\lti\ ' \ l\ ll\l{\l=t\\ .\\'ti
\Htl;_‘~\\‘. raw
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li't~\l.' \ l‘l \t‘l‘
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Plan all that Titer.
.l' H Ali ‘
0rd: rs by lli.‘\.l. for Tuning and ll: Ma till-.1. prompt-
.
.3 :ittituitil to, .t‘Stf.
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it ll»:\ ms t:
J. F. I‘l{0\\'l2.
CARPENTER llllBUlLDEE.
l‘iars firm-lo d utu‘. I'l‘illlltlil\;l\t’ll.
Jul-tun: of .i.i l. lill‘ prom. 3‘) .llit‘litllil to.
>liott \mi strut. lii‘dl‘ .‘lzl.lt
l‘. U. llov iii. South Xonxsill; t‘t.
I‘l‘l‘ltl‘ l‘.\
Norod E. l‘
.‘ii.
.I. R. RA‘KVltDXI).
Blillllfll‘ Jill Uflllll'lllllll‘,
Work done by the Day or Con-
lrafl
Ollice foot of llavilt‘tnd Street on
1’. 0. Box 617 _ 404"
Water.
A. [ruin a a...
PRACTlCAL STATE ROOFERS
\\'II\‘|.hZ“.\l.E AVl‘ “ETA". lili\LI.‘llS IN
ROOFING Sl..\'l‘l‘l and all Kinds of
SLATE “DUNS.
\Vith .1. ll. ll.\\'.\lthl\.
Norwalk. t‘oun. l'. H
Font it
75')
Water Stn'cl.
box I. l
\\'. ll. Insulin.
ur‘ntiAi‘mc ENGINEER and
srnnrun.
West Avenue.
South Norwalli. Flinn.
Water wcrlss and Sewers ii Specialty.
Tm if
JOIIN PILSINGER.
Merchant Tailor.
Railroad Place. - Saxonyulk.
{c.- idcncc.
«F
, Pants toordi-r 83.00; Suits to order for $18.00 Be-
716 tf
wiring and cleaning nicely done.
'33 H E -
SllA non FILE.
The t rfoot I‘ll for mi Al ll.-
““01“"! generalilflu lizoolpt: outgrow
". complete Filo lor Copy P203
' “met-merging." “r“
0 0" ‘
scnu'é‘ur a mm. as on Mo. to. York.
W. C. Quintard.
Sum event.“ ‘
i~ “e r «i. .x
0:: llIt'trlliI‘l'. “l‘t‘i~~
at: i “The i‘ mi."
ltytri-zitiisut." li.re \xc rtltl “ lligli
i‘miii'ig” tli: l“. ‘ l. .w t'linicli." Ilr‘ft’_
“.ll llm ii~t lip» pal l‘litircltf‘ tlicr. ‘
“iii‘l‘lisl l‘llll!\‘l:.n IIt‘l'w‘. “l‘uiigt‘t-ga- .
ll t..il t‘hui.’h;“ there. “llulcii ll-formi
t ‘iuirch :" “llv-i «it i's." “Newman s." ctc..
e‘c_. etc. if it‘ll - th‘ apparently as much
o: more interested in opposing the other.
_:.s the common lee.
Il.t\c \\ c Ilrun u a Pulse I‘icturc‘.‘
\\‘e \\ ish it w. r ‘. but alas. it is true!
Uttr from s :tio di\ tiled. while the enemy
are ittutid. \\‘= t-li‘st‘lll a broken front:
tiny :I si-lzil ll~ m. lint seeing this.
slit it'd we tll pin and, gave up the but
tie: N.-? No! We l‘rutl in our chart
oi tiio tutti. ~ii~v!.l. “lie that is li-r us is
ttiott‘ than all the. can be against its.“
’l‘hun. fillow t‘i:r.~iin:ts. let its throw
ilvt\\'ll llit >9 lililM’ luluh‘l‘s tlllil forget lllttl‘
we lob-tit: to t‘ott.;~ii:y .\ of the Metltoi
did rcgitnnii. oi t‘oeupany ll of the
llipttst rcciiticnt. x-r t‘otnpatiy t‘ of the
l'iitiult‘;.tllitlldl.\ i some company of the
lipiscop d l‘t‘giiilt'til. or some other com
pany if some other regiment. Let us
raiser-iti- lizitiimr that shall do for ail.
inscrilud. "l'hiist and lltm t‘iucilicd.“
and then. slunlder to shoulder. with
uubrokcu front and unit-d itfort. we
will respond to Ill“ call of our great
luader. who. having conquered once.
will lead us again to Victory ovrr the
hosisot‘ sin and error. With a united
lil‘lli‘ll of all we iitxt might have the
pleasure of enjoying another
Jubilee of tlic I‘cuple in south Norunlk.
.\ l‘ew produced a successful result by
their labor together for a purpose. as
alluded to in our cotuniciiceuient. Now.
li'l \tri gather litgt‘lliv’f ll ft‘\\‘ lll‘un) t‘ut‘lt
church. have a united ctlort. and by
these few making the start; with u pur~
pose in view. soon the whole church of
the several churches will become inter-
ested. \Vlien this point is attained.
gctttl to the community will follow.
E~pccially for the benefit of the young
men do we make thrsc suggestions. As
we. walk along our streets and see the
many young men. aittilessly wandering,
carelessly talking. standing on the cor-
in-rs. seemingly with no purpose in life.
and nothing to stir them to tryguid do
something whereby they may come to
be somebody. or have criated in them
some motive to act nov and make the
effort to gain a foothold for life. so'tliat
they may be able to lch. and live fora
happy eternity. When we daily observe
these young men. for this reason alone
we often sell‘isiily frcl triad that we are
along in years and are yet permitted to
stay and be called old L’XCLE Jonx.
Knights of Pitt-um.
At a meeting of over 200 Knights of
I’ythias, in New Haven. last Thursday.
an otganiz ition was formed to be known
as the New England Knights of Pythias
Bmefit association. This association is
for the benefit of all Knights of Pythias
who are residents of New England. It
pays a death benefit or 83000. For the
present the main otfiee Will be at the of-
fioe of the secretary. II. 0. long. 62
Church street. New Haven. The asso-
ciation promises to be one of the largest.
of its kind in‘ existence. The following
officers were elected: J. K. Bundy,
dent; H. 0. Long, seem: ; Witn-
' ‘urtln.Jr.,treum-or. A ho. or die
actors will be elected noon to assume the
Went.
ll}\.ii\
t.) Hairs
is. In .trs .
- l _\x-..:~ . . » .
cums _. ,.. im
"l‘he rate at stxty twt sixty-tint years
to continue to the age of seventy- five
years when the brother having att iinml
this age and iicen a member in good
standing for the space of fifteen years
shall be liable to no further ass. ssnients.
umi itecase said member has not belong~
ed to the association for fifteen years he
shall continue to ply said rates until he
shall have been a member for that
length of time. and
“'henever his death shall occur the
claim shall be paid in the same manner
as prescribed in Section 19 of the by
laws: or -
\thticver the brotlu-r‘s'death shall oc
cur. he having attained the non assess—
:il-le age. only one~hiiif of the amount
shall be paid his beticliciary. as per Secs
tion 19 of the try-laws. the‘remaining
lizilf to be p.iid to the contingent fund;
or
\\'li~_\n the brother having attained the
non-assessable age. shall be dropped from
the rolls and paid an amount of money
i tpial to tlilt‘dllllf the assessment pail by
him to the association, he to have no
further claim upon the aSsociatii-n.
Amend Section 7 of by-laws by inscri-
ing ‘tcn per cent.‘ in place: of “Five pt r
ccut.‘ wherever it occurs.
Amend Section 5 of by~laws by strik-
ing out the graded fees and inserting $10
for the first class. and $4 for the second
class. or $12 when taking both classes at
the same time. one fourth of which shall
be paid to the member securing the ap~
plication. the balance to be paid into the
contingent fund. as per Section 7 of by-
laws."
After the report had been fully discus-
sed. the association voted to refer it back
to the committee. The report of the
a- ou-tary. George N. Moses. shows that
the average age of new members during
the year has been tliirty~five yrars. four
months. twentysix days. The total
membership is 4.021. a loss of thirty
three. There have died during the year
fifty-eight. and fifty~six were dropped
for nonpayment of assessment. The
total amount paid for benefits was $63.-
000. being $500 in excess of the showing
of one year ago. The expenses amount-
ed :to $342170. “0f the thirty~seven
deaths,“ says the secretary, “six were up-
wards of sixty years of age at the time
of deoease, seventeen between the axes
of fifty and sixty, four between forty-
five and fifty and ten ranging from twen-
ty-nine to forty‘four. more than twenty-
five per cent. from among the ranks of
the 3 0 ing men of the association. which
is another admonition. that while "the.
old must die the young may, and do."
The finance committee reported cash
on hand at beginning of year, $22,180.81;
received for fees. new members. 8885;13-
sessments. $99536; interest. $985.88; to-
tal, 371.60388. The sum of 363.000 was
paid for benefits and 883933? for expen-
sea. The association’s bonds, mortgag—
es and cash amount to 328,359.97.
Prompt relief in sick hoodocbo. dini-
lompula in the
turbo-endogen-
“3‘?’
at e . nu
tulimgilh. Oooudou. Scouts.
the lilt‘llll‘z rs ot the lirm. and \‘lit’nllhll
N ct-l. an old employen who liJil i:.=t
turned out with iii. in. Berg & i‘o. pct"
t top! it aly h'llls- l to .lzllit’ such acaioi;
and the strike has since continued. \\ iii:
no chance of immediate SL'IIIl'lllt‘ill.--
chronicle.
(If Interest to Masons.
The twelfth annual meeting of the
Masonic Mutual Hem tit association was
held last Friday evening in New Haven.
The year just closed has cost the mem-
IN rs $1513 for each $1.000 insurance and
the cost since the iirgiillll‘llltlll of the
association has averaged but $9.13 per
annum. including the running expenses
of the association. Some itieinbeis have
withdrawn from the assrsciatit n or
allow. d their names to be stricken fit-in
the rolls for non-payment of assess-
tnciils. During the year tour of these
have died. thus depriving their families
of the $2.000 each would have received
had the Iuettilierslitp been continued.
The total meniiwrship at present is 2.008.
The report of the finance committee
shows receipts of $94.47.\‘.Nl. lhsbiirse~
merits—Death claims $50.00“; current
expenses. $3.05“ 23; cash in contingent
fund. $ll.'.‘tl8 Sit: cash assessment fund.
$l939: assets. $2lli.\‘li~'.l‘i‘3. At the coin
meneeinent of the year the average age
of the members of the associatrou was
forty~two years. four months and
twenty~one days. The age of sixty~eight
members admitted during the year is
2.363 years: or an average of thirty-four
years. nine months and twenty~srx days.
The use of titty-one members dropped
from the rolls is 1.936 years. or an aver-
age of thirty-eight years. five months
and twenty-six days. The age of forty
members deceased was 2.283 years. or an
average of fifty seven years and twenty-
t‘ive days.
Jumping for Life.
The schooner Island Belle. from New
Haven. with railroad ties. unloaded at
Stapleton. S. 1.. last week. and was
lying there Saturday morning. The
captain and son, with two young girls
of New Haven. seventren and eighteen
years old. respectively. were on board.
At two o‘clock a. m. the son awoke and
noticed that the vessel was rocking vio-
lently in the blizzard. He called his
father and succeeded in getting ashore.
The masts were swaying thirty feet on
every roll of the waves. “‘hile they
were discussing the best wav to git the
girls on shore a huge wave came rolling
in. and the schooner careened so that
the mainmast crushed the roof of a low
engine-house. The mast broke and the
girls ran screaming on deck in their
nigl‘t clothes. They were ordered to
perch on the rail of the schooner and
watch their chance. They did. and
when the schooner rolled in shore jumps
ed and were caught. one by the captain
and the other by the watchman on the
pier. The schooner was dashed to pieces.
Freight Con for the Consolidated.
The Philadelphia Press an: “A cori-
truct has just been awarded to the Rou-
noko )luotuue Wot-ks at Virginia by the
New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad company for 500 freight cars.
delivery to comment» in February.
About. twenty-two other car builders
competed for the order, all of whom.
with one exception, are located nearer
no New York than the Roanoke Machine
worku, which are owned by the Norfolk
& Western RM "
Wyn
stys the.
-
T\\II ('I'ZVT\ I‘IZI: \Ill. .
or ltd cl uu tin-(’nusoli-
datcd Iii-nil.
Twila-ply v.1. \. . t is: IT ittl‘littit-
lion leadstliem to travnl freciucntlv on
llir‘ IlIl\‘~(‘f lllr~ 'k‘tifi‘t l ilti'i tl fluid llid £1‘-'~
non of the tlfr! c'nis i-f ‘he compo \' :.t
lIlrlt‘ meeting l‘ rlcl Satitrdziv aft-.rnnon
will prove of cocsuleinlile hem tit.
IIr‘Yt’lilil at the ticket lvlll.‘r$ of the
company Limo iniir tail-tats hate been
s vld at $4) each. but holders have not
Itt'rll alliiu‘i-zl to use iii» in in paying fares
or others than tneiiihers of their families
ail-I \‘ltl‘ll t cki-t tins b- cit dated, so [It‘ll
after lll" t xpiratiou of e. Cr-I‘l‘ltll time the
unused coupons have become Worthless.
.\t hunted) ls rm Mini. tin innit-ts v. i~
ed to abolish these restrictions. llvtu‘ --
forth these l.t‘kt‘?< \\lll tae tr ms f. in
to any t xtettt. and lln‘ l;l‘l of the l,” l‘!
coupons writ l.-~ good. in matter low
Inn; :1 time has liquid slim. l»tc;-llt‘~
clmwuf the lilll-‘ ll :. k llr \\ l. -~n tip-v iri-
hound. 'lit-A t'lt'inge wtzl be of :eircml
advantage. :is a llllllllh r oi persons may
cltdt lugt‘Ill‘i‘ uni in!) :i cuupu book.
_\ls-« on S .‘tzrdav nit-rim iii the d r.(\
tors tilt. d the vacancy in ii: -ir number
occasioned by the death of \Villiaui ll.
Vanderbilt. as a tlll’t't'lul‘ by selecling
t‘hauncey )l. I) p. w, president of ti e
_\'.uc \‘orl: i‘.-..o...:.
In n piv to :i ‘l“' sll«"i t‘Jttt‘vl’tIlltL‘ lltt‘
t" t‘t‘t‘l that :i itil‘t‘ if the (invalidated
r\- .d l-_\' the Prints} ':\' .t~i.i re .2 is intend~
ed. Preside-ht \‘i‘llr . s.i:d.
"\K in livi- sin it Is :v. I’ tun with I
h tVt‘ It .vnl il l ~‘l :i iii-Ii 6-: has
t‘\t-ll lr v'H ' ’ ‘ nit i usigt'ie
lili‘lt‘ ls ;.;:’. :2; the tumors
that i.p~i;s cf
Unwind c -r s \H at not.
\\ llzcli :i t' . _ l suppose
lllt‘l‘t‘\\'illl: - ,. 51c“ mower to inorrow.
but :is i.i‘ :r l .»i. \\. I can t» siiivrly
deny any litil’. :, t‘wiii'n r tf which
; Loner Hates E
lllt l't‘ I‘
!.;'.»t-,
_\ iisi
‘I.t\n:tll‘ Betti tits.
_\t :i i ~i'.ll 3.1‘»: lilr‘ '1: :mi‘ui‘ directory
if the El is <l‘ii‘ l‘.‘ r» t‘. association. on
Monday mm n . $3M” Was voted to
'he “slow oi lliwmd .l. .\lliug. and
l"e amounts to 112' “:des of Henry
ll. Sin hie-ll. of .\t -l it Icon. and David
Mill-s. oi 3111mm. Six applications for
lllt mini-is \\~. re :ippr -\i l.
_\ Binkenmn‘s Life in “inter.
The N. w Ii ivvn Ja-lll’liitl and (3 tirier
has I‘l‘t‘ll i «dint: into the winter cxperi-
time of taiiroaal liralttnizzn by ititrrvicw-
in: rttlllt‘ of the iniquity. Here is part
if the It S‘lil:
'l‘itl fiv i ‘ it l‘l'.“l{t nu ii \\'i .ir \w rv Ilt :ivv
‘ 'izxiigli it is Ili\\"i}> short. a;
,3 i . wind in a bony some -
.l tl‘v time when l
_; a frt!_'tt lt“.l! . when
it \\ is l’llILI'JLg iii’tun or twintv
E- s an l.-~ur a»; tLt.~t si- - t and snow.
‘i'. i :t tuiii E ..l route for ".l x\\‘tt brakes."
. i such a ll‘.:.t‘ l IlltV" b en sitting on
{E .- 1 ip x! the car to .stdl :lll‘l froz- n as
(tit go to “oil; the brains at all.
\\3- d. not till! d the c »E-l \‘.{;lll.l‘r so
uracil ., :i the ll't‘l"l '.-‘ as \Vlt: ii there is
on tl.e cars.
w w; the ill and and
~ v. :y danger-its. as \\ hen
1m ‘.t‘t:t- is r.. ‘zii‘: t.vi~i'.:v nules till,
'1 »- “ ll. ~‘.a W at d min i Will be hurled
up. 2.. - . , .1. llw‘ ».~ .is 21.. iiJi :H Hit-l ll
:t.:izi_ ;_ .tl \\ {ii i' \; its-l Cuts iititl
TllllllIlI; li~'!!‘. \‘Itr If)
another , prrlirtpt \\ tilt our loot: rizs lil -wn
will. it is it. 1'} i‘. .ngn. man
it .s to in- sure touted and have his “its
about him i ! brake on a freight in the
\\ llilr'r littl‘. . . .l:iny of thquis-
sviigcr l‘rilk! men live 3‘. the way stations
-i.-\\h 'i:-~ i >ui. such :is Strzitforil. New
R via 13-. .‘zl‘. Vermin. .‘~lilt« rd and other
win it thy y finish their
" =1. ' . It‘.l-.I Ill‘h‘ take
..t :is t: ‘p:
.-y i.\.- :iitllutigli
;-.~: we .lt. m..-
us. and n
-~'~ {tint-i as
till t N;
the >.I|li~ ii .i‘, “in.
ilietmui tn..y l.~- 2‘)“: at the rate of
from tiller-ti to t\\.: ly'll‘l‘ miles an
it. ur. th: y will jump oil and keep their
ft“! t. although they have to run perhaps
the length of the tram before they stop
it.c::tsulv.-s_ i»i.t still they seldom. if evur.
l-‘fir‘ their fret. It is quite a trick to
jump t if, and takes constderable practice
hetore it can be done successfully. The
way tnjump is always with the train.
and on the left IllllJl side of the latti r.
letting the right foot rest on the stz-p
and the left foot swing from the step.
Then jump so that. the left foot will
strike the ground first. and the right
foot immediately follow it. so as to be
Hid“ to run. Some of the inert jump
from the middle of the train or the trout.
but most of them go to the rear car and
Itllltlp. so that if they fall tin y will not
mil under the cars. The nniy regular
train hand 1 ever heard cf being injured
by jumping was it man naniul Davis.
who lives in l‘ortchester. and who was
struck on the head by the cur step as he
jumped. and nuts badly hurt. The best
man l ever saw. and the only man who
could hold his flex and stop himself
without running at all. was t‘liarles
l‘nilhps. who ll\'t‘§ on t‘ourt street. in
this city. and who is now a conductor
on the Derby road. He could jump from
a train running ihirty~five miles an hour
and stop without running a foot. At:-
Ullit‘t‘ good man who was nearly as good
a jumper as Phillips was John C. Galla-
gher. of Putnam street. this city. who is
conductor of the New York day freight
out of Lere.
Lieutenant lluwurrl Again.
When Lieutenant Howard was told
the other day by u New Haven Union rc-
porti r that Montreal dispatches said that.
the Frenclct‘: nadian papers had furious
editorials against him for scalping the
dead at llatauche. he laughed it ud and
long. Said he : "I leave New Haven to-
night. and shall be at St. Lawrence hall,
Montreal. at 9 o‘clock Friday morning.
Furthermore. I shall have with me the
much discussed scalp luck I cut from
the head of the renegade Sioux. young
“‘hite Cap as he lay dead on the bottle-
field. I shall put the scalp lock on ex-
hibition so that all can see it is that of
an Indian. and shall be prepared to meet.
any charges that may be made against
me. “'hy don‘t some of __these people
who are talking through the newspapers
talk to my face.“ the lieutenant asked.
“I repeat it and can readily prove it that
I did not scalp the Indian. but with my.
knife simply cut ct! his scalp lock to
bring home as a souvenir of a try-notice.
ous scoundrel.“
The State Agricultural Society.
The annual meeting of the Connecti- ,
our State Agricultural society Will be
held at thiuiizs's Temple of Mimic in
New Haven. on Tuesday. January 19.
beginning at it a. m. Th9 election of
officers writ occur at that. time, and the
report of the committee on button for
the fair will be submitted. 1: will probo-
bly be determined‘ at the meeting
whether the location shall be permanent
or for a term of years.
Caucu-
We would caution the Public to
beware of Dealers offering Kent ‘-
Baisum at less than the regular Price,
cents and St. ”oftentime- imiufiouor
inferior articles“ on told on tho lino
in order to enable the. to all , .
I. ll. Hoyt is our agent for N
ample bottle given to you free. 783 It
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