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it itlii ‘i‘- Pr x'litiil lln :ititiii.il supper.
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start li-ils f 1 i-ystii ,zi winds.“ toll iws:
t Lan- s H l' wits-til. ~i‘>'iaI‘II~sII1'StI:il« l
I t1 1. i. Ii-Ii-w. I‘l acre. oil \Vrst-l
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;~ I! ll )t lit illuts ‘i-i.‘ I“l"‘t‘lf .‘lIl-V
l ll ll.i!lt“ \\ ll \ . 1‘”: ililts iilT
\lillorl I" l. lfdlihllll. L'Mi ta‘v'vs ill;
\l.’.'- rd. W. .\l .‘l--I\\III an 1 l. l.. l‘ord.
:1.er “if )tiitud Tim-1;" i‘utvv-r.
.il. l \Villiuttl llillilivll. i.’ {H res ilT .‘lll
\li-l’ id. \V. .‘l. .‘lerniii. 7i'iai'res ril-
M'LS -t«l.
charges for the Iise of t~-l~'tiliiiti~~ Ill
limiti- ss l'ljl‘i s ltl all the large tiinIs iii
this s! i'I‘ .ii- !.I l~~~ r.ll‘1".‘. ‘l‘llt' “rill-1“
p tt .‘t.\t‘-lit»l llml «untiliiiied
rlT<t1s mount lie nimle i-y the business
”it“ to 'estst what th-y twlime to he an
oppressive Hutu-at: in. Tm- \'l1.trL:|‘S of
(tie lui‘hl (“tnptlili-s We Ilii litit lh‘llt‘vt‘
are too high in their present conditions,
hi pay them a fair Yillltli fur llivll’ lli~
vestuieiiiu. but they are iiizi-leliigh liV
the \‘lllilxllly of the parent (‘Iitlipuh\:.
utiirh I'ompels the other Imiiipiiiies to
pay to It enormous charges lot the use
of its Instruments. charging as fruit (or
tin-m each ear two or three times more
‘llggv-sl.‘
’li.l-l11»Ililflllt‘t‘tlst‘l-vl
‘ feet to the track which is practically im-
‘ suggested that it could easily he extend-
.t' itllil lit- liiziile Withtiill
i l' lllVI‘TTTV‘HK‘l'.
. freight tram for New York. one of tho
than the w le cost of making them.
John \\'. Swill spent Tuesday ei'i‘iiiliit
11., ll\.
l t. I ..-..3
l
l‘. nth) to “Inlet- :it :I'l times
I K. ~ ”nil-K.
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' 4 i..'v-‘. tor t‘\l 1} do} 111 .liIiIi-. .liil} and
\llL‘le'
lt‘v \‘ll'J‘il t -r the MINI ii s .I' the
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'_i»1' 'r I‘ I. “:ii'ii The t is will
L’l \\i'. s l lIYI. \‘ll Illill
ii‘ 1 v -s d 1.. I l~l"‘ll:t'll i \vsaiixl
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i l I” \.~.\ \lllli'lil 1' ii} for
liii vls 1i :.I«l in}
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I high-t taiill pluvml oi: \ziiimira'
-t.»r tlm I-zwtri‘tioti of the .\Iiieri«'
w ill II» liistiv a; Iitist I‘onlI-y slavi- Lilior.
l‘hw ll iiisooiiu I.ii|ro:iili'oiiip:iiiy will
an I. tuiii tii'hezs to all oh i illli‘llil the
“1' I ting.
llilx- ll 1} at ll l_\tlltitl'l lii'ntlaI-rs.
\\ liZil \\1s;il llt‘sl lii‘liiot’i‘il lii lii'
illiit Nilillli‘l’il mystery
an- 3
lt‘llsdilll to lie:
l
.i ll Iiiiinss :illiii'. .\--'Iii~ :it'tti‘li-s of l‘t‘ :
.-,. i' we 'itiii; appiiu-l wI-n- l-illtlil l‘t'lllllll!
\\ tllgis Iii.irlnt lii that li\\ll list l‘lll’ E
il'1\ and an i-\\ llt‘l' l‘iil lllt‘lll ll t5 liiit )‘t'l l
‘va I '1 t ‘llllil lt is iii-liI-VI-il the clothes i
on. Ithw n no iy l|\ \iilili‘\\ntll.lt1\\lli‘ ;
lli Iii. l
\ \‘\I:i~_ l’riidiii; negotiations. it;
\\ is ,iIIII.~iIIIi'I~l two weeks ago that we
l of our l-usIIII-ss to .‘lissl
l. ‘l i!l\"hI\t’»
l I‘ >vll».~k \\>ll;|l \\.is flit-1i t‘llll‘h‘t‘lr .
It: s “I“ l“ litll lo‘t. .‘liss S-lII-t'l.
. Is I- o. M mil tlI-- il\tui'is oi our stvirw.‘
-,i I\\ l tilw» p» ‘‘‘‘‘‘ t in of it \pril I‘i.‘
ii. I. no t'Ill lii' we sit I‘l continue li.ixi~
toss it tlu \ .Il \l.itl:l ttlil i-ll‘wt‘ tliv llt‘sl;
iii»l;I-II..II.!s I i l’lllili‘l‘ll'\ of our hue;
iii-.zsiils 'liti \ll\‘~l\ l'\\\\l‘\. ‘
TL in via. 1‘ It tli- Nati- l‘II'eIIIoiisI
:issiii‘I lllv‘ll
.l«i.\ I“:
II-p-iits s‘ii-i'i paid out sun-I-
its 11 I‘I‘tilliill i-i lll't‘lllt‘ll
\\ ltu lI I\I liI'i‘ ‘llli‘ Ills ll’li‘l‘ \\ lillil lll llir‘
Ilisi'i .Irue ut- il‘ll\ Ni t‘ltillll for lieiie~
tits is in d iiiilrss c» l'lllll‘ll hi a pliyslv
I-xrm .tllil endaisi-d liv the chief engineer
If the depaitiiieot where the accident
iii‘\‘lll". and aim signed by the president.
treason-I tin-l ‘W‘t'lt 11;) ot the st.ite
st ill ’.
xiii l‘ hunts. .i
llliil. at F. llayes‘.
la» Iili ul_\ .s \'~ l_\' Iiiiii'li pleased with
tlii' -lilt‘\\'.‘lil( rem-oily laid iii front of
ll ”'1' ia-l uptire. liIIt wish there was
tlliili' of it. or that it was extended so that
people could cross the railroad track to
the platiorui without going III the mud.
The walk endsaliruhtly at the line of
the fence and lt‘ilVi'i a space of several
passable in muddy weather. It has been
ml to the track. and that the space he-
twren the tracks could lie plunked. $in
tint the passage to the depot platfori
_ the present iII~
\\e suggest the railroad
company give the 111 itter due considerm
lion. and further please the people hv
acting favorably on the suggestions lit-rte
in made. '
Saturday night. on the midnight
lirukttllllll had Just eliuihed to the roof
of his car when the train passed under
:1 bridge in llridgi-pirt. and he was
thrown to the .gri-iitid with great vio<
“me... The accident was Ipiicklv dis-
covered tiy some of the train hands.
The train was stopped and the wounded
man wasearried intothedepot. where
his arm was found to he broken and the
bones to he hadly splintered. Utie
shoulder was dislocated. and in addition
to a badly cut and bruised face, his'bodv
was a Iiiass of bruises. The next traih
south carried the wounded man to his
home in Greenwich. where he now lies
in an extremely critical condition. He
t‘\t lilti:.»
tgvn- ii; lll!‘
Ii‘hanci- to he heard.
‘ lliukt‘Ut‘ Bllgfit'elllilh Iii Iith'r sliiitllil t‘llllt‘l‘
' appear lll l‘l‘lfiltll Ul' St‘llil ll l‘tlllllllullll‘d‘
. very pit-aunt atlizr. and one In “lili‘li :i
. lit-.9» Iiiiiiili. r Iiutlll‘lttilt‘ll.
. the :ilh-r) \\.is tilted by those \\ ho came
5 iiii‘s oiv'lieszr I of eight pte ‘es.
‘ secured special recognition. the audience
ll. L. tiller will start It lirtinch livery
\':llili' in Sziugaiuck on Monday.
Halt-d llav III Ferris‘ (‘oal yard.
The animal socialilv- ot St. .‘i sI-pli‘s
ll. ii. vol-int society “'1” he liild at the
\ip- i.’i House. l‘r-liriiziry 1:.
l‘iII‘i-hasris of l‘ateut Medicines should
i'. :ed Stiltsoti‘s advertisement. and learn
of IrriIIaIu-Iit prii‘rs. \ll I'lllsllllll lllii‘-
tiiri » H I'i-tits an ounce:
li I \ivll wish to save illiilll‘_V. lt"
buy your liroeI-rios of Seymour llros.,
7U \\';Is|iiiiutoti Street. ‘_l~‘IIiI-st L'l‘llllt‘sl
of ltIIttI-r. Sugar. 'l‘ezi. l ‘otl‘I-e. :Iiidl‘inned
Hoods :i ~pi‘t‘ltlll). Um» trial is sutlieient
t i I-I.tIin.I‘e you Ili :1 this is the place to
lillV and ”hung. .\lwa.\.s a large
and {10 \l1 .‘ll‘t‘k tti M‘lt 1'! “Nil“.
liiirrSIiiItli \vas I-Ii.ployml hourly all
iliy 'l‘uisdziv searching the records at
\wi'wall‘ iI-I'llie lioiiiidat'y line H“ the
~lt‘.llllliilill dock pII-peity at South Nor‘
walk. on 111;: in a doiIht iii the southotti
line of the property now owned by llt'lll.
'l‘.i}lot‘. It is reported that the N. \7. N
N irunll. Ntriiiihoat i‘o. \\lll hiiy the
simitiilioat Lia-perm if :I clear title to It
can given liy \. t'. Ely lli" pi‘esI-Iit
I>\\ llt‘l'.
so.
NH‘I
lu-
l'me lizugs :II l‘l.iistml‘s drug store.
\t :I lllt'i-llllL: iiI the limadway 'l‘alier
ll'll‘ll‘..\, \7. Tuesday. for the tTirIiiaiiun
Id a lioiiie :- r fallen “until-ti. l\'"\‘. \\'. ll.
lionhi r. p ill‘ d :ifi‘sziyiiig. tliillw
“ishmltodetond Women from the III ‘
Iiiitati m of condoning the faults ot’tite
lle :Id llllli‘il that ciiiliy Iiieii put ”11‘“
: ItI.IIillI~ oi deceit and IlislII-Imralily t‘llli'r-
ird the pail its oi llllliii‘1'lil women: but.
i it lllt v were as frI-e from deceit In their
lsi- as women are. they would he no
l
l
l\
a
llli-l't‘ :idiiiiiti-d to'tlie cotiipatiionship of
tin Innocent than fallen Women are.
Small l“l't‘.~ll hams for roasting l”
In-iats :I pound. l‘ork :IIid sausage to
l'i‘Hl“ :I pound. \'. l”. ll:i\es~ iii;ii'li~~t.
lli I'l‘;:ll\l t-I the lt'.l\ltl;_: «it‘tlti‘ Xi‘w
ll i_:li|l\'l liilltl liv the \‘otisolalatixl road.
l‘tr .‘lllt'lll \VJTE- ll‘. wt llll‘ Lilli-r I" it'pwra»
“\VI- lI-I\-- nevi-r stiliiiiittI-«l
llitll ‘31)"
l-JSTERTAINMESTS.
-- Fogg‘s Ferry.“
\ tii~\\‘éttlil brilliant star in the dr:i
Illillli‘ lIrIiiziItIeiit ‘5 ti appeal :it the
(‘liil'l House. ‘l‘lIIIi‘sil;i_ l<‘I-hiuar_v l“
.‘liss Lille Evans—Ill the character (if
the terry girl. in the coon-Iliuilrgiuiii
entitled “l-‘ogg's Ferry.“ .‘llss livaiis~ ls
I‘ulh-d "tho little electric li:ittery.":iiiil
Is a rival of the :ii‘tt‘l‘s (it~ the l.»itt:i l)‘l"‘.
and has taken rank \\‘ltl1 the host of
them. The New \ ork world said if her
when playing :it the People‘s tliiatrc:
“She is :i copsuuiiiiutc little actress”
sIIelI ti one as It ts_:i real pleasure to see.
and t‘titisciI-Iitions—two
Slit‘ ls \‘lt'\'l‘l‘
tiaiis sI-ldoiii liletideil—to the utmost.
She Is [I'll yeais )eungt-r than Annie
l‘ine} . twenty years youiIgI-rtlian Lotta.
and thirtv years younger than Maggie
Mitchell. This is. “‘l'lli tin audience.
"aliiiaili' a giuit advantage. lliit when
to It Is added a talent :is {rt-sh and bright
as llt‘r vI-ars. the (Tlll“'rull(-t‘ is certainly
hot to lil‘ lll‘l‘llllt'll.“ *l‘lt‘kt‘lstll l'laisti‘tl‘s
l ongrcuatioiml \uppt‘l‘ and l-iiiiertiiiie
iiirlil.
Th.i lzilirs ut' the Congregational
t'lillli‘ll \\ ill hold a supper and t‘lili'l‘l:lltl~
llit‘llt at Music Hall. Tuesday and \\‘e-l
III-slay evenings. 1‘rlii‘iiarytl‘tli and liltli.
llllTl‘lt‘lll entertainments Will he given
I :u‘li I-veiiing- drama and tiilileax. The
supper lil‘tillllit‘s‘li‘ lie unusually good.
and the ladies are having their If:|\'0rllt‘
ieeipvs printed iii the “Congregational
tun-k Hook," opportunity for the l|i|5<q‘\~
sIoII of copies of which Will he given
lioth evenings fora consideration. Maki-
) I-ur :irrangentents to attend both even-
ings.
The I‘railiii negroe.
The members of Butler Dodge have in
preparati in a very novel and interesting
t‘llli'llllltlllli‘lll to lie given in Miisii‘ Hall
in l’I-liruary li'- a burlesque on joining
a Nh‘lt‘ly. .\lso III connection
with the pls) “ill lie :iH‘tl some verv
tine mind :llt-l iiistiiiuietitd music and
tableaux. This hem}; an entirely new
\! I'i’~t
1» ll. ll i«~.i~l In any toxin - i' slupI :I prim
Iii-«III in t-i lum- Ii..It road to Iilll‘ :iiliir’
Iain). l!‘ any til'wti~i.\lll is: ls I-iyi llllilt“
Iiiii vii II in lt‘fiiilvl I'i iv ism; lli.\l I Hlili
it .s Ilii 1'v‘ ll‘hi .‘ to t' one lt'.»tll ”to!“ It. III
lll’Jl Iis. l; Ilu‘ lllti‘ \\ll' t‘lllll‘g
in. :I "'ilti~llld'l is llli‘ll‘ truth that
I hlil ti on real t~i lt'J‘t‘ tt llii‘ll \\.-‘
\‘lil¥l\l' ~lli‘ll 2i pluipositiiii that lair
.ii: i r -:I~IIli Iziii- Ital-LII in that :I s:i‘~_I rt
Ht silt h in Igtiitiidi‘ Iii.i_\ ili‘tll llixT.“ ' i
\ ~ttit'1l l‘ui‘“. \ vts. pound. Il 1“,»
Ill)‘l‘\‘. ’
\il\.ilioii \III..
1 .‘rt, \ i€.lii~‘. 1!! I'»:Iv:iii:l ..3‘ f3:
\..\ .ti >‘l \iiiz‘. ll 19.: ‘ “ll '
1 #iiiniivtit lI- .I lisli ' iii.l
\. i1 «ton liiut it it .Iiilu..1li‘
.l :I lit" ~tt~_;i t~ ';I t 1' !. l‘llll
.;»I.t ii mum. lit‘llt I. 'I. I\ .\t [in
lliti =.l.~. ~in t? . In! i- ll it it!»
ll .::~ss lll’i"‘_ t III. TI -ti>‘i
filll‘; itil~ i~ I :7 .ll"li\‘i'
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l‘ils \\--I l. t‘. ti 1 \\‘~ .2 6‘ _:tr I' .3”.
yr \ st 2.: Xvi" . is i-l‘ziil \Iil.I_
‘ l‘l_'|ll_\\'ll!"'2’ :.|I-riiII‘i\. ll
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i a‘i 5‘ -\ i In :rial “li my”!
Ii- gov»: .IIst.-iisiiiiiitt-Itout:
ii. \xii.s- llrils \\.|lil the lvv'st
k \ .i tl‘il lli‘\ \\ll‘. ln’k\l‘
:1. .I ti.-\ I..:iv~ tiiw gut-its.
l“: 'll‘\\ ‘s-l‘l L} I\lili'~\. tl;---\<
y I ».i\~. 1””.
Ilrll Island
\\I .,.l‘ll l1 liitv-r. wt .\ rs I.k. I
' ti :it iii; Iili .‘l llllt' of this l\l.‘ lid
‘~l| r lili‘llii rs .\ll tin» Iii-ems, ‘\/l
\s ..2.il lll‘.|‘ilrtlll'lll\ lIJVt‘ in.“
.inl thi- Iiiai- oil sun ’.. immfi
glvt- d. \.i.in;riiu IIts ll.l\i’ “fin iiiziile
l'.‘ if ‘llllli tI-t‘ siiiiilv'ii: 1h» Ivsitletii‘rs
:31 I.“ Isi.ii..l \\.th waitr. This tum»
\illt‘ttt'i' will he :ititirwi'mtwl it) those
\\ll'| Ivi'vtltn ll!" \'~ \ i‘mlt:i_:-~.
hr l liiil'ittu-I.wl' N r~\'lil\. Is li--iII.:
I-Iutni .‘o \i-Izh l: ..~h. .iliil im- I311“
inn! Is =Iw- Iiiit‘izt- i'll ti.I-~ -\-
wiit- l‘..I!.s Live tit-xi rltiwn l r ,i
Imam. r o: --lliil‘ I. In -I-« ‘..l l‘l tin-
~Iiiziit; l‘irzi-iin .\t‘\\\ ‘
s t'ti~,
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i-‘liat _’" “T ilk" :iistltii'.
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Iiiipnil.iii1 \Ii rtiii; I" the ":it I iiiisluvrs‘
.iii-l “.Iheis‘
11:.- lli.iil w‘ llIiI-i‘tuts wt 1!. ll.ll
l mistu-Is‘ .lti‘l ti o .\l ikwrs \ssm‘iati. II
“1“ lltitl .I'. the l‘ieiiiutit ll illsr'. lit ind-
\\ ,I\'. t ppcystti- li.itiil street. New Yiith. tin
'l'lnisildy l’i'liriiaiw l. 1““. at l” o'clock
a. Iii.
'lli's ltli Mint: Is milled fir the t‘tllti ise
of am. Iuliti; the regiil ilions which now ’
thi‘ .iiid ill~ll‘ll'11lliili of the
\ssut Litioii.
l'IIIuIi hilltl .
.l -lili. rs. t't‘lillli‘l". and others have
l‘iillllililllit‘il that they are at .iilisadvatit-
a.:e iii c-iim «Ill-'i‘i'i' o1 ll:i\'i11;: stocks of
hats on la iii-l that :iie lliil lalvrled.
although to lill‘ III l'tiioii shops.
The .1 ~IIrIIe) Iiieii have (‘Alll d this Illt‘t‘l‘
int: at l'ii1\\lilt‘l':tlill’ expense for the pur
pose of guitig all parties Iiiteit-stud :I
.\ll persons who have i‘oiiipl.iitits to
llx‘ll.
Uld \\I~ll Hook and ladder "all.
The twrll‘tli annual liall of Hid \\'tfll
ll u l. A“ l.ul~l«i l“|lllt\.l1i)‘ pi.ive to he a‘
.\t “ |‘~\‘l\ it‘ll
to llsti II to the \‘i‘lli‘r‘l'l given li)‘ .‘Lies
The pro~
main IiicliIlI-d live selections each of
which was lllli‘l\' reiideled. The Aylo-
llll"ll\‘ sol i deserves special mention and
eii‘ihiisi isiie illy eiii‘oriiini: the perfor»
Iiiei'. The other si lectioiis \vere ofeipial
"10!”. and all proved that .‘li. .‘liH-slin
has :i very superior -.itlsli‘ttl organization.
The piano used \vasa “Wu-clue“ upright.
from the wni'erooms of J. \\’. Studwell.
and under the skilll‘ull Iiianipulatioti of
Mr. Muesli“ its extra Ipialities were well
brought out.
The li‘lll was of the tls‘tl‘tl character of
[hose given by Hid \VI-ll Hook & Ladder
«wi‘oiiducied III the very hest manner.
and the occasion of great pleasure to till.
The ilior \\‘1l§fllll_\ occupied by lk‘aull-
fiil ladies in elegant attire. and gallant
gentlenietilever :ittent we to their fair con-
sot'ts. About 1‘3 o‘clock supper was eti-
joyed at the l‘iiy llotel. after which the
second part of the programme was eom«
pleted. Among those present were quite
a number from out of town.
The‘ whole alfair deserves praise. and
the cotiit‘uittee of arraiigetiients are to
congratulated for so admirably sustain-
i he reputation of our popular tire
flour tiny.
Tllgllgll standard of music displayed
in the 'oticert was maintained through-
out the hall. and Mr. \\‘Iii. B. lltibbell
prompted with his usual skill and to the
fullest satisfaction.
The affair was a financial as well as a
social success.
Freight l'ropelli
Accident.
The t‘itv of Norwalk while on her trip
to south Norwaillt last Thursdav morn-
iIiit. when off \Villmuis Bridge Ferrv.
5"ml: something tloatiug In the water
Wu], her pro ller. wrenching the engine
so as to brea the crank pin and doing
considerable other damage to the tuii~
chinery. The propeller Elnora Peck. 0f
the New York and New Haven Steam~
boat Compauv. was at once chartered
and put in her place. leaving the same
day. The City pf Norwulk will heput
on the route again as soon usthe damay
is repaired. This foggy weather is very
bad for steam vessels. and the utmost
caution should be taken by those in
[tilti‘tirl lllt‘
5 li.-i\i-:s\1lli‘.
'i‘i.
1Ipiiitit. or i’\'i‘11 iill- half your annual
is about 30 years of use and unmarried.
charge.
thin-:1 li~i lli tilit the tiiililii' \v:.l lie glad
oi the i'tititilltlllll)‘ of eiii win; a gout
lit-Lty l‘ll;i1..ltltl at the same time or!
the “inl'lll ot tlo-ir Il‘t'lit’}‘ iii the line
EAST .\lll{\\'A LK.
has
new
Edward Raymond
.luiiics l.‘lloiiiuiulieus
\‘zin Kant avenue.
house on
iii-st of May. and when done will be run
eupiid by her and her family.
The stutuford l-‘lrc liepartmciit.
The members of Atlantic llose coni—
puny of Stamford. have for some time
had disputes among themselves. The
borough authorities on \Vedncsdav
seized all the Contents ‘of the hose—housd.
tippzirzittiI-s. turniture. etc.. and locked
up the building. The Stamford Fire
llc'liiil'lttlt‘lll is heing graduallv reorgan-
I/.. .1 on a paid basis. Relief Truck com.
pany was disliaiided some time ago. and
horses have now been procured for the
apparatus.
.. Itoli "art Discharged from (‘lls‘0||_\‘.
The fame of "Bali llart." the eotivcr~
ted ii.iiistrel performer, attracted a
large crowd of spectators to the Munici-
pal (‘ourt in South Franiintzlmni this
morning. where he was arraigned on :i
charm-of disposing of iiiortgnged pro~
pcrty. Levi ll. Illaisdell. the Citlllpllllll-
tint. testified to the sale of the restaurant
to him by Sutherland. who represented
that it was clear from all cnciiiiihratit‘es.
while a mortgage on the property was
held by Martin ll. Bacon. The latter
testified that he still held the iiiortgiige
atid had never given Suthi rlaiid per-
mission to sell it. Sutherland testified
that he was informed of the mortgage
long before the lull of sale was written.
0n the next day after writing it he
Went to North Fiatningham to tell
lleaeoti of the contemplati d sale, hiit lie
was not in. Then he locked up the hill
of sale in his safe and had not seen it
silli'i‘. .ltls‘tli‘i‘ \\‘lil{ellt-ld tit‘ili‘reil tlii‘
dischargi- of the prisoner ‘Stii‘t‘ltll his»
patch from liostoii to New York TII~
liltlli'. .lJtI. l‘o.
h\l1-|I I“ (It I‘\ 'I‘III.\\.
\Iiiiu.il \rs-liill ot tlu- tirauil IAHIQQ‘
of
mode and tzilileaiix.
Hm. II. \. lliiiiiiliig at l-loiq-I'Iiillin
l‘lm lbw. ll. .\. lluii: -.: \\.Is siiiii
lili'lti d l>\ telegram. \\l‘l‘k lielXiiu~ last. to
{uni ral of Mr Han-son .lxixl
1’1 the l‘iiigregatiototl \ltiii'vh oi
N. Y. .‘li. .liiil~~n \\.Is
iniiisiih-m r of i. s. «=ln‘ of the.
:i l‘ui llli i
»f illll-li rs ot' gliin‘llltllllllJ "Iirv~ iii \lllV‘ll-l
lli-l let; a ti l’lllllv‘ of ‘ill
Thinning ii Iii lli'lvt. -m l In. II-hml l~»t t\\..
g".i l‘t till
\ lll tlu i' ‘llgzli ; it. mil \ E‘lll- luv
. l. \\:is pis‘ r t-r t‘»;Ith ii
ll I‘-~itI:'-_‘ to \ 'Ilh \ -I\\:Ill\
ll.~ :I . . 11‘\l\'."'l ill the “iv h “unveiling
-: s, i‘l.i1i\l\.il~i1\li‘i‘~ I ~\\ In Iii ,
i. ss in It It I‘l.iiii i. ll ttw‘eiii l. w:.
ii.i\.I 'l tilt \\ tit; :iiii.iiiiir.-.t! :
\\ til; I Iw .- ‘
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l .s \
I‘iililii I lliTJl’} \Iiiiu.il “r ulu-rslilp.
\ tsnx-t .1“. 3.. .\s tln question is
“(In slitrl. \\l‘) l-Is ttt~~_\ti1l)’liirtll
i. i‘l-‘l‘ .I‘ I!..- Library :Issn Lilliill I‘ on»
no ‘llt "qfi'l‘il ' p- il. ili< ll would liv-
“I‘ll t-i stat.» that In lllt s-- I‘d‘antiiu il'ns
i l' this pit-lie iitstitii'I-di to: re iiiizst lie
i‘-itlt'§p\il‘iillll}_: eoIIdIII 'lis‘_ for as yet
there are no rich bcqtto-stsut large eiiil-ww. -
iiI--Iits‘ to Which tiii~ i-Iirp-irritiiiti I‘ttl
Ilt"i‘l' to pay a .‘.il-Ill"l lilirziliriii li-t' the
“I II». this i‘li.I' 'l‘ “mild Involu-
v"!|'|
\
u. I-- VII.- _\--:ir to I‘ III .Ii‘tll‘i‘ :It Iiiil’. I'. :.t
inn is . l. :I I! It the pmnil I:
ixii: now. \\:Is 1-- I .:Ir:-~ t\\ i d llll‘
l‘tl.1llllllll.‘il‘t't‘tilll{.llrnlliilhwustlul
ins. Hot on in ili':
dis: l. l.\lli»‘l Ind \iitli tliis I-I‘u'
aim iii v1. \v; that :I Indy aid III tlns
Litat. l “writ, :lllil. the saun- li'lli .'
I'v-I‘enw :Iii IIIIIIvIl-I' twr tliiir lll\t\l'
:iiiIIiI.il i'l Ii-Qi was Yt'~llll‘l-l
our halt. \Iid 11:\\\,Zillti\\‘ \‘lll.’ ~tis. all
n no the hen. til of this tt‘illli‘lhili. .‘tliil
should you Illiilu‘ the donation of «mi--
lllt‘lll, the
l‘\ll_ let this fat-I te-
tlllltlt‘llllt‘ _\oii that lllllt‘ll of your
unit Ttlthlh‘ have hee‘i appropriated to
Inukeutiruetivv m Institution that will
pt‘me a lilI-ssIIIL: to stranger as will as
It ieIid or :iI~iI-I.iiti':itii~e The Vomit: men
that spend their menr :s in the library
:lt't' "‘lllllllL: something hut in the saloon
the prospect is they will lose every-
thing Shall it la- the hhrarv or the
salouu‘: .\l. J. “ARV-Flt.
sIIl-si‘npttoii for
\\I
.\iiiiu:il Lucauipuu-ut til the (‘ulilici'liiiit
1-. .\. IL
ant Iial
The iiiiietieiitli encampment
of lllt' llcpai'lttieiit i-t Ilintiei‘tii‘ut ti. .\.
lt. was held iii the nth: tieiim New ll I»
ven. \\ ediiesda) :iiid l‘hursday. ll»-
piiiiueiit l‘iillitllttllili‘l reported that
Iliiiiiii: the year in.» posts has been
\‘llilllt'll d. l‘oniiucn Lindy r~ ten-nee
was made to the eoiiditloliof affairs at
the Pitch Home for Nildii-rs :it llarien.
l’I‘otI sts from three posts against ap-
lioititIIII-nt of Marcus l.. l‘elham as so-
periiitendeiit ol the home had heen
received and sent to the trustees. who
dreidr d not to entertain them. lti con-
cluding. General Stout alluded to his
:ippi‘ei‘IatIoti of the faithful and ether
eiit seiviees rendered by the Various
tneuiliers of the otlicial stall.
Assistant Adjutant tieueral \\‘illiiim
ll. Shove reported that the total mem-
bership of the t‘otinecticut posts was
5.21“. During the past four years the
number of suspensions had exceeded the
number of . reinstatement) by over 51kt.
During the past year the gain by organi-
zation and mustersin was 7“. by trans—
fer 59 and by reinstatement “34?. making
a total of 1.082. The loss by death was
49, by honorable discharge 33, by trans~
t‘er 12m. by suspension“? and by dis-
honorahle discharge ‘3. making a total of
i132. which leaves Ii net gainuf 450. Six~
teen posts show losses in tllt‘ttibt‘fihlp.
Post “.3 is in very had condition. The
obituary roll of the department for the
year contains forty-nine names. a death
rate of a fraction less than the per cent.
of the average membership of the year.
Assistant Quartermmter-general Wil-
liam ll. l’ierpout reported a debit tic~
count of $3.205. and a credit account of
$2362.19. l‘he finances of the various
posts iii the department Were never in so
prosperous a condition; the balances for
the quarter ending Deeeliilwr :it. issn.
being: l‘ost funds $14,026 75 relief funds
$29.0til.7tl. a grand total of $43.1isztja.
The adjutaut‘geuer \l rt‘piirted that
during the year ending June 30. 18841.
192 veterans were received and 9 red for
in the general hospitals In the s te. and
:it that date seventy-eight remained in
those institutions. In the year ending
June 30. 1885. 234 veterans were so re-
ceived and 111 remained. an increase of
forty-two and thirty~three respectively.
The followmg officers were elected:
Department Commander. John T. Crary
of Norwich: Senior Vice commander.
Henry E. Tuintor of Hurtfurd: Junior
Vice-commander. Samuel B. Home of
\V'insted: assistant Quartermaster ener-
al. W. H. Pierpont of hew aven;
assistant ndjutent~general. H. E. Allen
of Norwich; chaplain. R": Dr. Edward
Anderson of Norwulk; medical director.
I l” :i.
l'li‘llVi lt‘il l‘\ “Kind 1 li ll’i‘t lior \VIllts- 1t.
Ilitiiritii Joseph ;
'iiu till‘
itiiiss. on I\ stoill
Dr. Henry M. Bishop of Norwich.
I illlIIQ‘l‘lll‘lll.
The I igliteoiith annual session of the
igniIIt l~nlL;v'. Knights of l'xthazis of Hill
'llt‘t‘lli’lli
“lll he he‘d :it .‘lv'tllli‘ll under
the 'iiispiei s lif .\l_\ rtie lod;e of that l‘ll\.
.ui l'IiI-sda)‘. l'R-liiiiary ll‘i. beginning at
in. The :ltllllllll address “lll ii.-
lslu-ll I-f \\Ist\‘Illv.
\\':iiiui'. \‘ltiiillllili of the liuiid of
lt'llsli‘ws of the giro d l- il.:i- will make
the Iv putt ‘li~~\\ll‘:.1llit‘ ti‘tlilllli‘lli'flllt‘
grind NHL-v liti l“ ttv. 'l‘li-‘li-ilgwnill lu-
t’ '1 tun «l..\~. a . l pizvtiiIII-iit
til llin‘ Iil'Ilv r I‘ll‘ t \tH-i'l- il Iii lit~
{1‘ iii In l;lili«~1ltii.: _lllt'l~-lli‘l|i'l}\
lie ‘l‘li'lw~l‘-\ Iii railr vol lfil! s have l‘m n
.11 M \~. 'i
t‘l- st 2‘
tii‘ilii with tin \i \v \ ms. .\ \v 'l.l\t‘t\
:Iti-l ll illli‘! l t-wi. It ~~ X iiitzaluvk and
it.» New ll‘nvt: .ili'l ll~iti\ roads. H-i
U .« .‘J~ w \ il‘n and .\\-w l‘u :larul rout
l‘lli‘ . 'u i» Iii) tn; full t.Iri s 14 ll ii'tnrl
.I \ ~u it.” It“ \itll l'iiuizve Jill i-r-li'l‘ l--t’
tutti t. -}.~~'~i. prov: l- -l the Ilt~l nice Is
In :tt' IliiiI :zftieii tin. s. at i he l‘t'tll pI-r
llllii'.
quztnr l|r.iliis .llltl liquor ‘|‘§I\l.|ll0ll
.\ li‘.\l.H»_' \ -\\ ll l‘iv"l l.:-Iu«ii dealt-r
‘Isthzis (:ii-rtv-liii i-l‘i' luitii “\s
in ,-. .H‘g y:l..- .1. . s1itl.i.ll=|ll_' liquor
ll“llt:‘ "In"; the '. t‘iw “wells. 1'»-
it»! .. I” .-f ::.. NI w ll |\‘A'tt Liquor
ill l"‘ ' ~v'ez‘ti\r two-Within \\‘lt gi-
1- llllkt r men
l3t.~ \viir}.
xiilntullli'i' ~f lin-
l'vx;s v itn'n'itvv
iii .at li-ist one
of 1h»- I i\tiayers In this \‘1'_\'
\\.. l‘l\. Iii s'i‘ \: Iiii'.
t\\'~~-ItI-:li
iiiiisg «.31 :I Iwii st ti-i :I vote on lli‘AIIs-r
iv" ~r-- ~lli’ll :i \ ~t-- l‘ltl lie taker: tliit
uliitvht~ he I--~Iilt if He \i-te. said
lt"lltl \l!.llt It lll‘lltl in i iiim lot a pvriuil
“x. the )v'nl". tl1.it \\'llt"l tli - I‘
Ii\
iiitity t‘ii'll'
Yli” lii‘I-nsi- fl‘r‘. tltw
r I: i‘tl>1l|:l1i‘ \l: i.l lm the legal Liti- tor
-tl.v . ' s Hit“ tim- \~ ll‘. 'li;it iIII Iii'l~~ll|
soil: in: .-.uo..l I. '_» «1 linl‘ and»
-i' iii. lul‘ 1 iii i‘li‘i. .Is ltn' ii-t Ii .‘"lll.|ll\0'
of {in S. l', t' . or ii: an) “IV otti. i tlI.IIi
tllt<lli his to II Iesi- msil-Ilit} : and that no
i‘lli‘ p» rs ii lain chive: to mate tlI iii “Ht"
:ilipiii‘atit.
llir \lihado.
'l‘lI-i “Una-l» .Is ti:I’~"t t. .l l.|=l lll:lil :it
‘lil‘li l»\ the lit i} l'iIli‘ i Itir'lri i‘
'itl-lt r the III.iII..;v to: ill If Mr. Silt-..“
\\ .l\ -i l‘tllllillll success. The advanced
sili s :iiiiiiiirili d to Sift. and the hall \\.Is
it ‘wj “itli :is line no iilLlii tire as ever
“\‘l'llllllt‘Ii in It. The opera “as tiIiI-ly
\I-r “llll .‘lh't‘ldl scenery. and the i‘-iiii—
pziiiy III t vI-I‘v rt speet excellent.
Icgisliitlin- \iilu's.
The fiillowitii: hills of general Interest
have live“ introduced this week:
Amendment to act creating a com~
Inission tor derignatiiii.r oyster grounds.
It provides certain eliiiiiiiatioiis from
the act so that it “‘1” permit anv per-
sotis. not merely residents of the State.
to apply for grounds.
incorporating: the Stamford
i‘oiiipatiy.
l‘rohihititig
contract. .
l: 'slitl’lllg voting by Certificate. from
town I‘leiks.
l‘rohiliitini: the calling of any town
meeting to vote a tax or no appropria-
tion at a later hour than 1‘ p. In.
l‘llllllglllg: lltll‘llal town iiieetitu: to the
first 'l‘uesday after the tirst Monday in
lictiiher. ,
liei-larini: stray dogs «not under the
IIIiIiII-diate control of their ownersi out-
laws subject to he destroyed by any one
tilitil‘rllt‘llillllg injuiy to person or prop
\‘I‘lV from Tllt‘ >illlll‘.
l‘roluhituig the employment of any
t‘lilld under 16 who cannot write.
Regulating designation of
grounds.
Making the term of Senators four years.
That no Savings Bank shall pay to any
person any money on any order or book
of ti depositor. unless the person is fully
identified. and if iaid out in violation
of this law the ban ' shall he made liable
to the depositor.
That any sum not exceeding “0.000
held by a church. the income of which
is used for the maintenance of the gos-
pel. shall be exempt from tax.
Prohibiting the scattering of show.
hills. postem. etc.. upon any highway or
sidewalk. .
.\ hill requiring assessors to personally
visit all pieces of property assessed by
them.
Providing that the railroad commis-
sinners may compel railroads yearly to
change 5 per cent. of their grade cross~
lugs to "over or under“ crossings.
Fixing the annual tariff for the use of
telephones at a sum not to exceed $25.
Authorizing the railroad commixsh
otters to determine what locomotive sig-
nal may he used in lieu of the whistle.
Providing that ballots for elections
shall be furnished by the secretary of
state. shall be on plain white paper and
hear on the backs a cut representing the
arms of the state.
it iilroad
stipportaif ptiiipers by
oyster
The Excitement Not Over.
The rush at l. M. lloyt‘s drug store
still continues 0'1 account of persons
atllicted with Coughs. Colds.“ Asthma.
Bronchitis and t‘unsutnption. to pro-
cure a bottle of Kemp‘s Balsam for the
Threat and Lungs. which is sold on a_
guarantee and is giving entire satisfac-
tion. It isa standard famil remedy.
Price 50 cents and $1. Triafsize free.
783 1y
Carter‘s Little leer Pills have no
equal as a prompt and positive cure for
Sick Headache. Biliouenee. Constip-
tion, Puin in the Side. and all Liver Trou~
blee. Try them.
purchased
James L'llomniedieu has the contract
for a two-story tiitd three-gable house tor
Mrs. Annie Day, to he finished ahoiit the
’ Lint-Esme am.“ pm N’S
NCLOAKSK
AT HRH \Tl.\'
Reduced Prices.
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A. DIOKERMAN & SON’S.
:39 \l'iisliitigtoii Street. - South Norwailli, l‘onn.
jaw—”EKS'Frost
has been away on a visit to Jther places. but sends word to the people of Norwalk
and vicinity that he expects to return in a few days. and proceed to make things
whistle: and he would advise all persons who have not already provided themselves
with a parlor stove or a furnace to call on
The Raymond Furnace & Mfg Co.
and purchase an
lLTll, ARUGKAWAY, All ULSTER, llll
A Fire on the Hearth
for their sittii g rooms or parlors ranging. in price from $5.” to 820.”.
They can pm In an
Imperial or a Fiery Furnace;
for those who prefer a furnace. at such Ii price as “'1“ astonish the most incredth
Inns. and Lftltll’alltt‘t‘ It to do all they claim for it. Hr if you Wish to expend more
and get the iwrfect apparatus for heating. they can put in a Steam Heating; Ballet.
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l which for pH ‘e and :Iecotiipltshmerits can not he surpassed by any in the what.
i .-\t. their wan-rooms
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( hi \\ :llt'l‘ Mi'ect. hoiitli l\ 01'“ tlll\.
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can he found the
‘iRAYMON D RANGE
and other kinds of cooking stoves and ranges with their appropriate furniture and
at prices below any It: the to“ 11.
lellTTlllllESQ'A—Nll MEATS
I ~e~.~\T Tlll‘l til.“ STAND UTE/V
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRIN GWOOD.
ALL ORDERS TFILLET PRUMPTLY.
(‘l'l‘Y MILKS FIND ['1‘ TO THEIR AD-
VANTAGE 'l‘t) TRA DE WITH US.
GIVE 1:75 A TRIAL.
BllMSTllllll Bllll.’8
Are now ready with their
FALL & WINTER S'l'llllK
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Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s
CLOTHING
Which will he found more extensive and complete than that
I of any follllt‘l‘ season.
Special attention is called to their
Men’s Heavy Business Suits,
of their own nuinufaitiirc, at $6.00, which they claim
cannot be matched in the county.
Boys’ and Bhildren’s Blothing
A 81’ ICCIAI‘T‘S':
They arc exhibiting for the Fall Trade the most superb stock
of Gentlemeu‘s
NECKWEARI
Their stock of
UNDERWEAR
Ctltl)‘:tCOS the leading makes of the country. They carry of
one make. the NORFOLK CY. NE‘V BRUNSWICK HOSIERY
CO.'S GOODS, lull fashioned, seven complete lines of heavy
weight. III the Cheap Goods, such as 25, 35 and 50 cents,
their assortment is unsurpassed.
* SURREST FALL STYLES Ill HATS.
Boys’ Polo Caps.
Trunks and Traveling Bags.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HORSE CLOTHING '
Insurance B’l’g, 45 Main Strait,
so. NORWALK. . NGRWALK.
cver shown in Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler