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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, February 6, 1886 · page 4

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: t‘lillit‘

nrmcries at Norwalk were insutficient

f for drilling the companies and that (‘0.

It‘s armory “its untit for occupancy be‘
of in living lived as :i tobacco

I warehouse: that it' the state “isht‘d the

IVHI' Ni .VITIA 51.. : tun .\'.ir\\;ilL eotnpuuio.‘ t» tilzilntalli

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“ llh lllh numlil-r ti:- Sl,\li3l-“ L.“ g ‘lltll‘ tin}. nt I‘lllt It lit 3 uni. ltlt‘ltll .i
been hm ‘I ”1.1.... > .. ‘ (‘i‘rt‘dit to the .\.ittonal tliitirll. it should
W U A ‘H h “'1'” “ml“ ”‘ ""‘ 5 the them proper fat‘llllltw‘ for th:_it pur-

largenient to tilty~>iv e
gratifying to n-te the
change has met.

winnings. (Illtl it is
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The aggregate itii‘t’i .rw.’
in Cili‘lll.tlli‘ll diiii: pel‘ltnl
week. Inn lira n i
copies. or a Cot-My lth'ltlxi‘ i-f 3‘31. 2
Every \\i‘t‘l{.‘lil\l>l1‘lll=‘ lll;|lt'l‘lllll_\ to the;
number of t‘ltl‘ rt at. is.

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the [lrt't‘t’tllllg thirteen

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it\’<'l‘

ietu’e that i-tir;

:idvertmn; lulallltx‘x‘ ~llt>\\’\ iltlllt‘ :m-
ltli‘lt‘thi‘ over l:i_~t year. it :it prrn-i-t‘

being nearly three i‘t‘illlllllx glean r th xiil
ii yriir tigo. i

-\s a local and family llr'“ ~paprr we .
think the \‘t:.\ lt\f.l. hm no
this viviiiity and
medium it r~ :lplil‘t't‘lztli‘tl lo the I.i:..<._ :
tress .‘enuutinity

.I LARGE 1‘f'.l It] I.‘_l i rf
The ft llil\\’ltl;
the town for the
piled from the retmrh' t-t'
Jaitiies .\. In were
fill births. 1H? til:lrrl;l:t‘\'. and 332: deaths. i
In l\‘\'i there wen-1C?! hath“. lltt
ridges. and tilt; durum. til~ tin-av

during the past yr ..: trill \\ o‘l‘t'

filth. rior in,

:i~ .‘rll :nli'tvl‘tntts‘.

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pax' l\\‘i‘}‘v‘.ll*‘ .t‘: vetti-
r: l\'.‘4htt‘.it‘
lirown: 1‘“. Elh‘l‘t‘
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and that they tin-lulu the llllli‘ hi.l
now \‘t‘llli' when tin» at it'e sh ti'l il‘ l .y.
no Luigi-r. I-iit hlli‘lliil r or) i tit
original intention to l‘lliul tln~ :it':ii-~i)
llii‘rt‘. .dle mihl lllt‘ Alt IN; Ill ‘ll \\ :l\ l‘u‘l‘
rt'h‘l'lllulIVt‘ tif llii‘ lit NI i‘llxfi-‘lix Hl llit‘l
town. and iif lllt‘ \ilIntdirltal t.i\ tilting!
p"]l\ll:lll -ti; it ltli‘lll lnl the \\ il\lt‘l\ -.;t:
the borough ot~ .\‘oiuallt. the l‘llIh i"- in
lllli‘ltlllt‘r til' the ‘Illlt‘ :iiitl an n-\ .\t‘liltl-Il'.
the mayor of the eity ot‘ .\‘oiith Not « ilk.
tin r.\‘-.~t:ite truioiii-r. :in e\ Mate Ililill
tor. tin O‘X‘Slll‘gt'ull- n-tieial ol‘ the .\luli .

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the president of the t'iiy Niti-itial
Haul-i. the uinj tr of the Fourth
ll-giiiieiit. t‘. N. (L. tlit‘ee t'ttlllltlllV
tllit‘rrs of lliait lt‘fllllli‘lll. :iiul wit-ial

experietii'i-d military tin-ti who had \i't‘li
m-rviee both iii the .\' illwllul litl'tlil I“ .l
lllt‘ lfllt‘ “‘lll", llli‘ >ll ’llll‘ til llillliv‘l-l
county. and :i ntiiirltrrot‘ the ino<t l‘l’t‘llll'
Item and intlttential entry-n.» ot’ the li~\\ n
of Nurwalk. l.le zieked .\lr. ll. J. Hill I t
present the rluinw of Noriiaik.

Before speaking. .\lr' lllll total-did
Commissary General (Sundial-Ir. \\ i.» \\ at
present. to Sllllt‘ to the i'otiiiiiittn- lll\
viewa. (Ieiiet‘iil ti Iihll‘li‘ll >1th li~~ favur
ed Norwulk having tin :lt‘llltil)‘, but
also favored .\‘eiv ll iven and New ltrii-
ain having one: that .the State “alt
dependent iipoiii‘olotiel li irliot‘a‘. of New

 

 

Haven, who ("‘llltl refuse to lease lll‘
armory t . the .\‘t ite. illhl .n that event
there could he ttirllz‘ had in that t‘ll_\'.

Mr. Hill then sziid llllil
had built that armory

t‘iiliilti-l liithuut‘
with the express

understanding that it was to he team-ll
to the State: that It had been so leanal
Continuously sure.- it \\'lt\' built. and

there \Vlt.“ no danger .lltll that t‘oIniiel
Barbour would ghitlly eontintte the ham-
for the ample rent the State was paying.
He said that other plievs had l‘Illll lllt'll'

arnioriei in undesirable lt'\"tlltll‘..\‘. sur-
rounded by oltjw‘tionulile buildings. ltlll
that .\‘orwnlk ti:id Iln‘ lot iii the center

of one of the tint-st avenues in New ling
land, surrounded by line l‘r‘nltlt‘lit‘t‘s and
convenientlv located mid-way lit*l\\‘t‘k‘ll
the borough and the city: thzit there
were two exCi-llent inilttury companies
in the town. illlil with :i (‘ttlllnl‘ltlliltlfi
and attractive armory there Would he an
excellent prospect for ti third company:
the present armory tieeomnnulatiuns
were totallv inadequate. and the inter-
fists of the Natittnal titrzirtl ri quired the
erection of an armory in .\‘orwtilk: the
people would be satisfied with nothing
€38.

Senator Smith being called away.
Warden Hyatt introduced the speakers.

Mr. Taltnade Baker was next called
upon. He said that at. the time the or-
iginal $200,000 was appropriated for
construction of armories. he was in the
other end of the Capital as State Treas~
urer and was familiar with the measure.
and that it was expressly understood
tht the two companies of Nut-walk n ere
to have an armory: that the appropria-
tion was subsequently expended and
Norwalk was left with nothing but a lot:
thopeople of Norwalk now have a good
chin: uid it should be respected and
allowed.

Hljor J. C. Crowe stated that the

 

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pim- liy I-titldiug them an :iduiitale

ill‘llltl'}

t twain .\‘ek-tn Taylor. Jim. of t‘o. I).
fill]! it the state intruded. to tint
t-laees lll\\‘l lli‘ttlIll‘,‘f,:Ll‘!llUt}‘
t‘utioux Norwalk \ius \‘rt'lllltil_\'

:it‘x‘iitti

; thy )‘lrlt‘t‘ to he t‘.ll‘ttl for; tlzzit the drill

eeriipxintes were..so .\inail
that many inipurtunt ~.'otiip:iriy 'niuve-
nnni~~eo1ld not he pi‘ii'tii‘ed. and that
ill Etit- tim'tl \‘l‘lllt‘htllx‘ of his company
h‘i-l Mei. inude :ilmtit the t x- i‘iition wt
tiio\i‘iiieiit<. .\itiii-ly l‘t't'.‘tll\t‘ the
t‘-::ri|tit‘_\‘ \‘Itilld not l».- ilrilhtl ltithetii
In. .‘uih - «l the litiilteil .\‘tlzuv (it. the drill
room. lll it (Iii-drill romn of hix eeiiiitany
win iiwil for drying; tohaeui under such
an arrangement with the landlord. that
llli‘ \‘tilltp‘tlly had either toput tip with
at or get out. and there was no other
llai‘t‘ l\‘ :u.‘ lllul lire iiiltil‘ Uf lt‘ltdt‘t‘tb
“its x» strong; :at firms that .\otriemeti

l’vi‘alllz‘ .\rek lit the ranks. and that till
the men were aultjm'te-l to actual
lillyNIt‘Jl sllll ring: tli:it it was with the

giant”: d tlil'nlty that he had brought
the t‘itlll||_lll}‘ t-- it“ [Il‘iSi'lll ‘mlt‘ of
I lllt‘n‘ re) and only at \tlt‘ll :rn e.\peiidi~
titre of litlii. Iahoi :t'ltl money and ti.
.\.ilrrtieeut‘ other intertsts (H the state
Ital in: right t“ rviwet from :i::_\‘ of it<

 

_\ ‘Iiliern: that null-s“ :in :ittrurtive :itid
‘-Lllllt‘lt ll' :rl’tlrt-lY \\.i\‘ ptwiidid there
uax‘ danger t‘vit th.~ ltili‘lt xts of llll‘

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than!“ ~. th~ i \\:-lilil \\ lllult.i\\ lit-ill the
\t‘l\lt". init iiuin drum: \\
threw niei; int tilll\ lin- tlll.‘l' lit‘\ l‘lll
lfie \t‘l) l\l\:t MI‘i't-l ll:i“'i‘t~!.1 T

\‘ .‘

';lll2~‘~1lri"\lrl|‘ ill-l ‘tirv : 'i.i.|ll.tl duly
l') lzi‘l \ ltlli'l‘r lIrJl lid l'l'ullilxril
.iiiii-tiy \\.-it‘..i lu‘ Ill .‘lP‘I‘IHl \ltltlt‘ I‘MI‘
t-ilt ilmli illll‘i. lulHHI‘t‘ lwiii; i'riilt'ulli
lu'i‘. ll. lu ween l‘itatlg‘ivl-i'? .lti I Shim
lord I'll the lirlli‘ltil. lull tln n vlllll‘ u."
ll\i‘ t‘t‘llli‘dltlr" intiilil lt>~ !i.itl i'i;ill.ill)

ninth l' lmiiwiiiinl
ll\i‘> at \. i‘\\.i|l\.

til \l:itot' i (now. \\llzt
:ii .i ll ll\ th. t llii'li‘lli‘}

t-t‘ tlnwtt'Je i‘~.;t:iivtil .n “ell :i~i~l illi-
imiiipiiinx e lllll l-e lllllt riiIi‘i pro»
mutt tl: that no or. r\e« i-t tin-\e who
Ix -..l l" 2‘ \llJi l\Il\|\\l .lgtv. i- vtrlll‘haii‘uit}

ill a o" the ~;i\-i itiel- ~~t littli‘ :iii.l titioiii )

Ill.i-lt‘ l.) t'.i;»t.itn Taylor 1- lil’llt: lll~
e 'ltt;.;ili_\' up to li\‘ prev-ill >t;in.l;ir.l It!
lll'lll.

‘lr. Vl‘hwxl lilyiiioinl and that iliir~
Dig: the \\:ll \otii.:ll. ltiriii~hml= the l;ii‘«
i-sotn-itit-iiah- iinwmot mthlien of
it o toxin in the «tail-z tli:il ll tum hii a
of III llli' .\.lllt‘llltl iiuaivl
ol \‘i hieh it \\;i.~ tti'otitl. ltlltl that llit‘blrllt'
Slltllllil \iistaizi .tinl enimurage theiiirii
llll ir I ll‘orts to in the the Natioiitiitliiiitil
an hntiorto l':‘\'ll < llr. .

.\lt‘ ll. ll lloi'».iri .\.iid In- >itiitvo~ed it

L'i\l

l‘li\\ s titlitl‘x

\i.r~'iintlei1‘t.n .l that llt‘ \\.l\ not to IH‘
'ie-tl itiioti l11>.l)' airtime-.1. lilll la trig

t‘ i.
ittlhal tut he \\t'lll|| Ni) Hit! it \\’:i< i-\'l
«ltnt llizil Zlii' ~::tt.- hmull ltllllil the
tit‘iiiuiy.;i>knl t‘oi; tli..t it was ltlli't‘t'.\
sity. iiiiil that. so rcii~0uilile it request
liziwd on ellk‘ll excr-lleit g otiiida should
not lli'tl-t'lllt‘tl.

Ilept'est‘tituttve l'l:itt l't‘ii‘ ~ mrid that if

the .\lilitary entiitiiittee i‘uiild see the
present inadequate and until :ii‘t',>:ii:iio~
dations the .\‘orwulk t‘tlllplnllt‘\ now

had. heth opt think they \\‘t‘lll\l hist-
lltlt' tilt-out reporting [antral l‘\' on the'
lull.

livlit-ir .\l:iple.<. of the Hour. said that
the :trinnry was rrqiiired to llit‘ll'i' and
keep up the spirit oi the people in iiiili»
tary titl'iirs: that in time of war or iiiva
sit-n the litill‘lwlhltl Hi the people own
readily :irutiw-d. Hit in turret-t" peace the
Suite >hoiild tnuke the servwe attractive
and desirable il‘ elit‘ expel-ted tin-n to
enter it: he wax present at a drill iii the
South Norwrilk airtiiory.tiii.l when the
ct lllllllilllil “order iirtih“ was given. down
Went the guns and up came a cloud of
tobacco dust that \\‘d\‘ choking: he
w.-tililti‘t advi‘e the Military committee
to witness a drill there unless. before
they Went. thev accustuiiied llletllselVe.‘
to taking shrill.

S‘writl‘ Christian Sivaitz said he went
into the tobacco hirsute.“~ iii 1565 in thi~
bud ling in which Ill" tirtnorv is located;
that his business begin extending lirst
to the hack rooms. their to the second
floor. until he rented every body out of
the building, now he haul got into the
armory he paid the landlord $300 rent
and the company paid $z‘fitizeither he or
the comnany had to go, and as he was
the landlord‘s best customerthe company
would be the one that must move: it was
a matter of businesq with him and at
his time of life business was business: the
company had no other-place togoand

the state should provrde for them. ‘

Mr. .\. (‘. Golden said as an old soldier
he knew the companies could not (‘Xt-l‘tllt‘
the necessary movements for drill in the
pn .\t‘tit drill‘roonis; that l't‘t't‘litly l-l mi it
were tliseharged troiii t‘o. I‘ at expiration
of .\“I‘Yli‘i‘n and none of them would re~
lllll\l tweaitse there \\'ere no tittruetne
ueeotmidxitions; many- of them said they
would re-inlist if there was it new ltl‘
inorv liiitlt. .

t‘.ipt:iiti .\. E. t‘lrinnery said the I\;iti-
otitiltiurird .\lli‘lllil he encouraged. that
he served tlituiigh the war \vltlit‘oiitii-e»
tieiit Sitlilletn and that if the state wrint—
t‘d new soldiers good as the old. it
should help to iiiiilte them so by glylti:
lllt‘ln what tin v needed.

\tter :i few itirtlier reiiirii‘k\~ from Mr.
E .l. lllll urging favorable :u‘l“-tt and
Ill‘lsllllg upon in- e unproiiiise. the Iii-zir-
iiig adjourned.

.\ lavoridile report from the l‘iilllllill’t't'
is t \pt-eted.

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I{IL(‘(|(.\ITIUN [N III:.\\ l-l.\.

The "pulling \\ III‘!'§ ul‘ l:l‘\. ll. .\. Ilrliluu's
\ulula) [herring I'ist‘tlul“l‘.
.\"utivithstaiidiu: the unfavorable
Weather Sunday 1 \'t'lllll):. tlte i‘oiigrega—
“What the li'iit-tist 'l‘uIn-rnaeie to hear
Rev. Mr. llelairn‘s wrinoti err "ll-remit
iron in lleaieti." wa“ the harm-q that
ha“ yet gtei ted the new [-:htur. He said:
lf some lltu\t'lll_\‘ nit-.\xeiurr .\huithl
come to H" to night \\'llll with :iiitl.- ti-
tii‘ity and Tilt utilisation that routi- nf n“
i‘oiiltl dottltt him. “liltl tlllt atturi \\.~iinl
you have me :i~l>. him I‘ll your new-tint 1‘
it he ~hotil-l l‘r'lllt‘ and >tziiitl tip-Iii this
Halli-int. reudi to LZlVN Ill linit'e'uiniin r
to the mint t‘ll‘ler-l tlu"\li\’i:\' mt" .
amino" riitlli. l llillth _\i it would want
me to question him of the tuttue Iile.
lat in imagine hi< presence here. and
now l link. “lllt hated ltl‘i‘fllll and in
hunilile |'i‘\i'l‘t‘tl|‘t‘. three qtr- \Yio'm‘.
'l‘hew «rm-Minus hultl \\lllllll ill! in t: .-
\lenr-Nt liiiln ~. the \wiet. ~t ;l\iill it:
:tlltl the ltl~“l ‘Iiiiiiury li'l-_l“z-;‘l ..it Live
m. r “rut-ted the lti*~-'ltl- ll

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lllt‘ll. t‘hiv ~ti-xti lit~lz “13 ll tr..-_ (I if. it
l-i;.;lit lule‘l tsi'v.‘ H tinh :i .si‘me
liti- " llr\l‘-1--\ I\ igiieii ill the i\- 1.5.
of -l'\ll~. ‘ l:i-‘2»I~“ l il\t' yv U. ‘ I \e
ll‘-‘.H "it .i titan lt‘iit'\-‘ Hr lliv,
io- “err-duel. ."'- \lltli i“. ll\r
\l.lll\ that ii. .\\\z: "In-w :iiE l‘.\t ;i_ la-
t“lw~lli:illir -l.-l. "il>ta. it ; : mt,
lxllll :itzg- l. \\t~ are l:\,: ,; r» : t. ,‘
nth-nthrwll Jilit.‘ Lil.» it tin }:..
i‘tl'i I \.»:\\ :i.. \\l.1l"' li~". ~l..‘l \\t
In. ‘ l‘n. ;it.~\\tl‘i‘, "l.;- iv 5.; .:.~
1 til ivt- fir )uii, t‘...’ \\ l" l ‘llll \: may
3e ;.l\.'-.‘ liiil l l‘ll Mitt Kitty iiii flu ' t.
l ILiix-«rn- other ti.'\' _ .\l_\‘ “1.“.-
ll'.rll lfri 1;». \\ll!l 1. .\li ~w1rl ‘.~ {.152 if
llill.1t'l‘.::i 'li‘ttl ”-s it! -\\ t'x-- fit: .ltl
l'lqu it ttj ' \Vti. r: l l.\ .\.;r. ll 7!
hie m rim ill in .- .I: ‘u‘ 2..» gene rm t-s- -
;l>'rlt', ~I all I he, m itiv ti:- t. l~ .tlttll . l
l ~. :tlltl ‘~‘l.iii t:.~_\ inwo Ill“ " 'lrn-
\.\ll\\\ll' .~. '\ \i l I‘ll-to lZl pit: t-iil
Ith- u l --li;t'l l.» o {-ilA‘i ll :i< l :. l\i‘
7luv ll t\l.i'\\ll N on I -,. Hit.‘ I 42 iv.
-‘| t‘ll|.I!ll;l. l nutrient.“ .t.. .
’l.:l\-~ llit‘ V I‘ .‘l ;,. - ..,;t;‘ , t' I" » In .::‘i
t‘iil lJi’ it..-.r,~-. H";- ;x E: .- «T -t:.~ “in n
tutti lull .il..l No» 5 .~ written?) 1 I\ .i.t
lllt‘ \il-.t. Mug-.1 iatiil l» ;‘ in :i -l
\“..ilnil.:.t‘l<l'l.i’l'lr“"\\ll t. H
‘itIl linitl i‘ lit‘ :ll-z‘k llt'
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triglaltrt l :3. l.\- 4 in. l '
luv ll: 3'4 [-1. «v l- -.:.:Il rm :t'
lxtzrllllioxii 1‘ l‘.rl:lll.l «t
tiill\ .i\l\\.t= lxli\\ll\\l.t‘ l \cl
« illli. \\Ill'lll.|‘li l»"lrlll :‘-~\\ H

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la.» {Nihiltm .t .l. :11 iffm l m \\t'lt' t,',:pt ”n 7‘“ \. lie lh ‘i‘H ”I“! hi< ”H“
of tutile> : .i ”t .. l-ii‘nzi. ‘ 'l‘l‘ rainy :it‘eotiiriwllrxzutn were s.ll|lt‘\\ll;|§
nlentlhugtigrrnl :xt lllt‘t‘ nag-s: mull-r l’l'e'let‘ than (‘ltlli‘llll 'l‘iilur‘s, if they
vear. 1‘ rt" .j\‘ 7. 1:, 3.; ‘suto 3“. were trot. Tl")\‘\l‘llli‘ dist-nudxhis com
‘ . . , - "HIV it .\ -lllill.llrf‘ wa< rut I one; tra:
“A fill‘hu" "‘2 W l' l ‘h: h l" "l' l lll‘ Ell-Jinx; \\.i\.‘l«~\ rt! all to prop. tlv
.l. 5“ N 9i”. I ‘ 1‘7' '3‘. “"t t ‘~ 3?. I lirrll .r' itii~titrct the e t‘ gain}. arnl :h.rt
Ni my... 3;, 3.. r_-. K»... .. it: \\ u .litliNrEt t» Itt'rh: ”w :1 li ra=1~e

The above 1? .. ~h..\\ H .n :In W ‘ xla twain xvii. l" w \LEtilZl’lu‘lHI‘

' _ lh. \l.r‘ it it;t-,;~ii wel ti . date
\\".>[‘i\‘l|lr‘rt‘tl\l~:;.\lll .\ t\\ tl‘n “l "‘li.‘.ixuii\,}.h‘\r; ~rll< Ntll‘!li.llltlllrvl
than izi ~..\. «L‘l tin-tum- .l' 3‘) t: ‘3; 2' ~21, ll\ l .t’iet i» .\- : :a:
lie]- an!” and .u‘. ;t\.~r:‘___;.. t._ I ,i. 4:“ t.i.. t“ Ir‘l hi i \\.i\ ”will: lentil; .rl ‘ It
ever: h inlullxtiirln ll 'L‘tltt. ie I l‘ “““i' in“: ii!» PM» {All I Ll!"

‘ 5 an ,.,. ii i4 \Ill_'t‘v ra-i- lii'l’.i. if tin-
.\orwalks drath l'i" tl'll' 4 'm 3- -! l .. m3. of 'n- \‘..lL-‘....‘; ._ :,
)ear was the Lute \l ..v‘ 1““. !:'\\l\ ii i I 1 it. i: . tI llwtuigtt H-vl wit
the ~tate. ‘ .H, -3. \:- z. ;.5 it

~ - '. ;ti- t . t new . t‘ (in lv ghoul“
\\ 1W“ lulfll‘ H :2!“ it“: ‘ ‘H .i l w“. ' 'l \_r:.nti.:f M .lEtl l‘\
13."t"‘rtrl.il l.lil~.il .1 :‘.'.- , ,q,,.,;. A! “3;.
Mir- 3 d.i\. i r .t tx-t .2 t;.’.t,‘» . ‘ “H I h ,i
iith‘dt‘lllll. :rti-l tIi .. it'\\ 1:! in i! “H‘ ‘ ‘\“' l‘
walk l". and TIL"? '.l‘ tun l .. huh)? . “'5"! Wk
t‘plilt‘llllt‘ TU 11. .lii l-‘l '- i l i‘ .‘_ 2 ' :3. :lllr‘il
rillt'.ll 1" e. .iitl‘t 3’ ll.” tztrr: l. n l"-~‘.vil
tarrt‘e to Liit \\ it.» t' iflv‘ ll .: " -
Hi I Ii. ll‘r‘ U: r.ill l..-"‘ :4. ' i ii!
\til:\\ \I I\ \l:\tut;i *:3 l t .i llt.. thi lll Hl. unaia
l.. \t l h- - .I rm. t~'-t'i \\ i it
Ilt-at‘ilig llrlutr tliP '(‘l~l.\lt\t‘ I an 1. .. l I. E“ ‘H‘H: ] -. .
Illllltl' i. z . \ :\\ ‘i‘ l. ‘, . llt'
l‘he petitiwn to tlo I. d: i.‘ ‘ .2. 3.“... 7‘. , , m4
appropriation 1» I'll: 1;.1 l- 1. t ...,_.i. g; . lI‘ .. nt
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borough :i‘ti-l the it} .,,.',.,_.1H3 .. .‘I- ‘. “i , I..\«
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l“ 1h" 5‘11“" ~”‘ - H W ”L. tidal in ' \ wt) -tl- ll‘
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and :i ltlll l'l'iflljlllgl r . , g... - , . g .. ;
to ltlllltl the arm ll) ti i~ . ~ t\\ , .i'li i.‘ . v ti. ‘x? l. \\ in
referred to the roinuiiltm- on \l.l.t it} .\, ~ . _ M.‘ L I A. H. in A“;
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last. :it. 12-“.. p. "L. an the little it hen tlu} \ .r . “I“: .H ‘ !
would give :i hearing in the in llli'l‘ to .i i‘” ,HH ‘ (2...: m, \2, “N 4' “I‘M.
delegation from this to\\ii_ ‘rm- l'oIh-\\- intuit; the .itim-ti \\ ii I‘ t i. It I. '1 \
ing delegation \\i at to llarlf. Ll. Vl‘ltlllsr “hi. “ ‘:“u;§ -Vm,‘ 1.... A.“ u“; ,A... l‘e-I
day "“‘nlmli‘ l“ ”1"” ”I“ MEIR”) ‘ "“‘ it: li‘lll~, ;.tri lat: \‘llt‘ :rt.:l~: \\« iii-l
iiiittee: li'rutil ti..\.~lt\. .\lnl i .l l llli'l‘i‘ ,. “in, .1 ”2.3.41 V3 ”J. 1..., h. “
tirds. 'l‘alniadgl- Ililwr. ll. ll. l.‘ Man. l‘ .\...1 ”u“ H”. NW, “0‘.“ .“H
Thus. I. liiiuieihl. tint .iir \\\.iil nonwur...“ “.1“...ng .. ,., .\.. L.

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“1" I: “I.“ “~“ I‘“ “‘“h‘l “"1“ i“”"‘~1l'5ir~ir:a.; ll >ll.;;;t‘=li->ll he \\i 1nd to irraltv
:i telegrxiiii i‘a’iiiit: l-l'lt to N. w \oik .\.. m H“. “mph.“ ‘.f U“. Inn“...
l'lt‘oiu the l'\‘r“\l&-:|)‘ \Vul'iii‘n JAN “K .\i‘l¢lit‘l.‘. tlie hurl-t .iiiil tile of llll‘ t\\w
”MI". E. J. ”I” I’ll l“ H “"‘J‘T‘t- t'w llil‘tlilt“; ll.l|l the Cute rill-ted tiH
J. li. lliirlliiitt ‘VII‘.’ ll. \‘lilllu tliiit tinaiieial inducer." r::s for “it‘ll to t l‘llsl‘
.\. .\. liettm \. t‘ Helllll‘é. \ I Ailm‘ I-u'iithe lllt‘ tiitiiliiv t.i\ lli‘Ill “hall
nery. 'l‘lie elitile i‘nitti nl I: in:l r" ‘ tln v \\t‘l<‘ t. .it'\t .l w.“ ‘ \n ml. ll l \ (lo-
was present. I \c. ptiti; tili‘ ‘lt la in ii I_\' . «i if. ”hi “\l'*"“‘ \ Hi ”u. ”HM.“ _l!h.h\_
sll‘klh‘rfi. ‘I‘Iu‘ ‘It It :: ”It 1‘ “4‘ .I ‘-"‘ \I i“ i ~ -ti :3 u'en 'i'li.l -:i at I ither from lll- Il\t ~‘
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Latin-s l'|’l\‘t‘ and Mimi: ot .\~iwilll.i (5... ..,....... . “it Mn... N. _.
Iii‘ltl‘t‘fi'lil‘l‘m‘ "UH“ "f “"“H‘ I‘ -”"I i niait-i of Ltt‘t th‘ i.- \\ t- i \tl»*'i.2 \: :it.
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eiiihi \veri- prmrm thunk: the l““-1I“‘l|'\liliithiill \\..‘~ mt it -n-.; lat .l
of the llt'll‘fll\L:. I t v\\;lli1‘ them lfzvl it.” Lo‘ i'ti- w t;

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to the Illllll.tt_\ \‘v-Illllilll- 2‘ ll" \ ml ll!" 4 ».i»~i:tl.‘- :. or ll.‘.tt‘ and tIi--lii \ to “Joke
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years l'ot‘gui :itiiioiy ll-l‘ their unlitari l~t:it-- m”; 1 I“ my“ n to ,1. “:3; 4.. W
continuities. that t‘. r in i; l. nezh .t liiiie i M... .f . m. .\. H. \ m.” If u... -‘ m.
the flute Iicid H\\lI' d :in t\i" ll. I«I ”l" l \\o J! no! t m tilllli‘gi’ iln til I‘\ all with:
piiri‘hused {or the putt-ow of «II :H‘lHHI‘K I tin Ill . \l‘\i'!.li'll :illil lo I ~ oi .illlh l\

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law t-ht . . to ll:.‘.l Ill» lln‘. .t~ a :«ull-
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: i\e llli‘ .-\ hlt‘lll'l‘ that ll? kin-ii :er
the \\:i_\ out till.l lllt‘ -It~tt .l'l|llll.
iihrtln-rl t\t‘lll \\Ill| llll.l tiiti ll\ r-tul
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I‘Iiv .3“th i-I~ the I. ml .I~ ~Il~i i~~ the
L“ \twl ml the lnxt H"li.\i‘ Illiil ll e llt‘\l
Ii_;l.t w.- ll:t\'i‘. 'l‘li-il ‘fai \t-ein; :itnl
.\lllIllt‘ tllnlglil l1} \\lilt'li \‘.t' Ital el‘t t \i'll
Hi :i A'li‘\\tll'il .rssviiiI-i). lo t-i. h. it!
t'l\, er It) the one glam-e tilltwiigw
ll.t.~llt‘\' :tlllltl glittering :tliil gunning

eyes tIi.it the attention is ll.\t‘4l riml the
lit-.it't thrilled. that l’m‘ulty \i’ilz hie‘ as

long its \ie ll\l' In I itr llIIllllJl at itt‘.
.\Iltl, It] the world to eoiite. en-ty f:ii‘:ilt\
shrill livxr the iiii-iiiory aliie. it >lllllr

Ming hawk :ill in holiest and lust. or all
the toruients rind liittt-t'tii 55 of tut} s 5'. tie

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1 reuietiilter rt >tory of Doctor liel-
frame. of England. llrs St ("\lltl wife was
:i woman of great r\\'t‘t"ttlr‘.\$ of Illtlltl and
heart, She died and left iIiedeur IIIJI‘.

' lifter one year of singular and iinhrolren

happiness. ziItiit-st l|t‘5‘ltlt‘ liiiiimll' that

no picture or the lieiiiititill :iiiil .\illlllt d
one \\.‘t.\ lett for his lot-d dies. lle It"
~olved that there should lie i-ue. lgizo-

 

rant of drawing. llllslfillli‘il and Ill.‘
Iiiiiisell‘.vlie ileit-i'niini d t i paint it».
selected eight ivory plult'n.
lila‘ riiriteiials. and for
secluded Iiiiiiwif from
being. .\loiie. with onl
her within his N-ul loud. Lynn and
zigziiii lie lliilul. liltint. or unite to
:‘l't‘l‘~‘. ~t-\‘i'l| til. llli‘ liltitws. liut tliiili
the f. urtm-ntli day he ezruie loiili tii~ni
his-Nehrsinn with treble lllllllr‘ but tii~

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iiuiplizint heart. 'lhere, upon one ot
llltSr‘ [-:atus. \\’;i~‘ :i mtmt subtle and
Sirlkltl: llktllt‘ss of the darling wife.
Nothing: more Wonderful iii all the “in”
tory ol the sorrow and resolve or a
broken heart was ever known. It was
the power or memory under ilie power
of infection.

I am Very sure. then.
the child nt (wind

that the heart of
~hall never pine in vain

 

for a sight of its loved and low. bevond
the flood. l have good news, theti. for
every orphan and tnulherlees one here
tu—night. You shall know your mother.
Mother, you shall know your child.
(‘ouipaniom and brother, and Sister, and
friends shrill come up again. and
heaven, with whatever else it
brings, ivill bring union. Old John
Bunyan shall know his blnl Marv
Judson, rising from the an and
clothed upon with immortality. shall

 

know the spirits who toiled With him

 

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upon the Stln‘baked plains of the heathen
world. Forgiven and redeemed. as We
hope. «“htlfll‘d has met his "Heloise.“
and Edgar A. Poe his beautiful “Anna-
lile Lee.“ {‘It‘ero. if true to the light
God gave him. talks with that “l-i‘.~t of
men.“ t‘nti‘. \\ hose soul looked so fondly
hurl; upon him when the shadow of
death enfol'led it, Lincoln has met hie
“\Ytllie." l-y whose grave lu- prnyeil liliil
:it \ihit‘li he found his llt'ltl‘l tilh-d \\llll
“ti new light and forgiving pence.“

“Now I know in part and .\‘t't‘ in part.
lill! lllt‘ll hire to face." The tliit‘tritie is
that l >luill not oiilv know my loved
onm there. but [shall know lltl‘ll] :i grezit
deal lti‘llt‘l‘ than I illil here. l 5“!”
know tliirn lullv. l .\llltll 54- their
hunk ..< I how she tlii-il‘ fitt‘t‘r. Tllln I“
the :::ind. .\iiut truth for \i inch 1 wr.~h
now to gave you (1 t3 w l'rtl‘i'IIS, and iii
explanation of \\‘hi|‘ll a few Illltllrllllitll‘.
«r <: v t \
.\l'ter tlih ll‘ll‘Hilllt‘llulI. \\’llit‘ll “HS
3.- Iry- r. d. :h wa< all the rerun-n. fi‘Xlt‘lll
[ail met-iivy. u..- phnor gave in order
liifirezhotistur[3.1“me in the rteogtir
[liilt et .\llll'll< in theolher world. hint.
universal l‘tillst‘iiul\ttt‘>$. and the hope
nf :ill 3ng :l'lrsl it. Stewed. heaven
\\‘t "id litl lllt‘tflllllll‘lt‘ lit ll‘. :l~ \\l‘ {H‘t‘
taught to noun-in- of it. Without this
ricognllltlll. Third. it will le t-xvlllllll
to the graml‘ trite fellowship of the
R. ileeiiier.

‘l‘he suiting w.” speei ilIy :i-luptwi to
the .\lll ‘ll't‘l, :ttil “-:i‘ ll'lt‘l}' reii-leretl.

.\3 lltt‘ t'lti‘t‘ i-f tll- “(View llirre Hr
four hundred P;gy.at‘lil.ll erretilats were .

 

-li~'tribtito-l ll\‘ the "titers. lll\'lllll»_: pen— I
[-‘I' to the Tabernacle .\‘iiudziy .\t'r\‘lt‘t'>.

It In l‘XlN‘t'lt“l th-it lurpttstii wtll l~.- :
.‘ttlltlllii\lt‘lt‘tl ('ll firm-lay «vetting t:i.\ti
{wt the tirvt time in the view llrlllllslry. i

rzxrtzitrnrsnrmrs.

(hltl Icllowx’ [Intertuiiiiiieut “‘I'lu- Fr:—
In! "figure."

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liiit‘lr l.--l;e ,\'._ 9?. l H. U. ll. in
.\l!t\l<‘ ll ill. l‘ir wiry ei'. tun; l“-‘lttllll_\' '
101, t‘flll-litt‘ \ :i In _'e \'.ttlr"\“ of Elillll‘t‘
grin ht. ‘llul a lll',‘ titlttrl r it pvhwuil
A it” w il l‘ .itn irate. there being tut nty-f
m.- lllvtt in the ~lt:i'tl'illi‘ ivitt. tit'lven
Hit it in l.i"l“llt\. J t‘lli'lil~ it him it
.:~ :ill«~iii-~:! llllili‘l l'l“ iliri t‘h I‘lllp wI .\lr
\ \. ll rtvli .in-l K’itlllil :ii‘ln‘iirtatithl \lr. ,
\\m. \. .Iaeltwttt. by ilr_ l‘. llill.‘
fill-l. .iii t- pt- ~ 2.3. tl l4 llllu' \ ”ll." l‘rilit‘*.:
l’~i‘ll.rll -n l»_\ .\li»~ l.\i!tr Ila“ ~~-ll. the‘
batty gIm‘iit ot.?~t. only \I\~tl yeah of
liftw and til‘llll< t“: r iiiti~r lrx'l'li pri‘
ti \‘ati 'll~ taitts. ennui (llnl piano
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lieu thd (luv .luvu t 3.1“.“ '23"
.\‘ote and you! i} by our you‘l'. get it.
(ii nine .\lmh- rm m. 1‘11 i'
27-r1ikt“ t‘u .L ...,;.‘ $1 at
L‘.‘ «:ka lll;v ::r~ mu; . $l II-
L‘l “'rieorne Misti. $l ill
lie" Mun-ten b r L’ ‘i‘
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lillllll“ .\trlniun. it" can
1' Cute ialtiion. 155 t‘:‘
1' lb ennui-d but. 1‘: cm
L’l EEK Turkish Pruitt-s 5“”
too .bs that lint k\\llt*af_ 2.50
H Ii». tirzin. .\‘irzrr. LOU

Make your own «mgpan‘snnszynu can't
buy any cheaper often, nor so cheap as
right here. \\'e are not no bebeat by
any new {angled system of doing busi-
ness. “"e have been known to give
credit. Come and see us and we will
use you well.

L. Dibble, Jr.

BAKER AER CUNFECTIENER

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Ice Cream. Charlotte

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Cambrics. Ginghams.

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CUNGREGATTENAL CHURCH.

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Tuesday Evening, February 16.

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HILL’S PILE OINTMENT

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GENERAL UlTERER.

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By Col. Edward Anderson ofNorwalk.

SATURDAY: MARCH

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Slates, Ranges, Heaters,

CROCKERY.
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WOODEN WARE,

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WILLOW WARE,

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Editor and Proprietor.

Daily. Sunday, and Weekly Editions.

THE WEEKLY STAR,

A Sixteen-page Newspaper. issued
every Wednesday.

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FAMILY PAPER.

1: l onr:i§i;~x the late»: tie“ a. down to the hour of ,

guilt: to gun ~~:
Agricultural,
Market,
Fashion.
Household, _
Political. .

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Special tern“ and extraordinary induce-
ments to agents and uunuawm

Send for circulars.

TEE-S OF THE WEEKLY STAR To Sr;-
snunmb. runs or IVKTAt-E in the United Statu-
and Canada. utitfitlc lhv: limits or New York City :

J’i‘r year ............... . . $1 :3
Clubs of Ten ..... . . )0 1!)
Clubs of Fiftwn mud ninr run. to orguuzxn. .13 w

TEE-8 OF THE DAILY STAR to Sc»
saunas :
Every v for one year ('nrludin: Sunday). . .
Dnily. d"about Sunday. line yw.
Every~ any. six months ...........
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libdfi‘h;’~.’lifil herrq the l’re~:rlem. uni a
of the turn-ton u! The We” (1:31- t'om-
puny. a eorpurnttun or: and under the statute
Ltw~ or the- Sute o! I ‘ounecurat. regaining: the he
in than 4:! total stock ennui-rations. Ind lumted :-
thi- timn of Nor-unit. ruuntv of Fall’fit'ld. tn card
93" in pursuarin' 0! and suture laws. hen-by
v. That at 1 meeting or the ~(()Ckhl)ldt'h i-r
until on station. sperm]? n’amd {or thin purpxne
and net at the 0mm» of the rumpunv in the (:ty u!
Nullb shrunk. on the nth day of wary A. ll .
lvci. The capitai stark at mid tun-union In.» 11w
mm! {rem tht' “mi of aeventije wriw~
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tuber of Five hundred slim o! the
iSIwi inch.

REBD HAYILLYD. Pra-ident.
CHRISTIAN SWAR‘TZ. I Dr-
inn-rum

hundred dollars

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