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to... XVI. No. is.
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I.l|\\l‘l‘ Rule-s 'l‘luue
\eey lulu-r Linc.
by
7 THE PROPELLER
I'l‘l‘\ III \tllt“ \l.h’.
e ‘- it. ii.-tu.\‘\‘.
Billet AND CONFECTIUNER
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(‘HllllTE CONFECTIOVERY
Ice Cream. Charlotte 7
de Russe. £tc.. Etc..
FURN TUBE!
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I'urlor rind lloelroum not:
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UNUERTAK NG
J. F. Peckwell.
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Norwnlla. - Conn.
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HARNESS
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-.- 5 the?! ~. linito'l'afizil‘v
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Fine Harness To Order.
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Meals to Vegetables
19111} I'I‘S
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Luuov nuns.
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PAKULSKI‘S.
Tovsouur. PALACE,
Luilh BANK» (‘Y'T l5 THE LATEST STYLES
.
lint am: t 8:: “ate tar Betti.- at at: une-
fisrv Rumour and later-w .r.z tilt-{I treat-«i in 'a
stator-'13? macnt' at lhv 99.9}. ...- r tier Micron-of
The her. or rtfrh‘tzv v. var: i- g-wn and
p.‘ :15.
na: simian. gnarauuwd
llalr Cutting and Shaving
A» (and. Fleet of chain. {hr its: artists. and
em in the but of meta.
Cm ”CUTTING A SPRIAL‘I’T.
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t-‘til.lil‘..\' IllillTlll’lllSu l‘roprlrtors.
(ll‘l‘lt'l': IN “SENTINELH llUlLlllNU
:LllahEl‘ll Srunn'r.
1Us? Yuk. . ..$2.oo ; Sex Mos'rits. ..$l.ti0
Stxou‘. t‘oi ms. ."i t‘iix'rs.
‘l‘cruis of .hliorllsliix:
not 3 ~ 3 l! ‘1 l. t ':L L; co; \glt‘l. 1 col
' ”“K 33*“ 5‘4"? S'Im Sim ssoo 5700 term
._. .. y.» mo l 3:1 :oo 93‘ lhtle)
ll “ :m tow K‘o :‘o um it so 1500
l‘Iath L’ ‘-' ‘. I“ t- ‘M s ‘-l it «It ‘.‘I ml ‘Jtl (‘0
“ e m :m s No i: .s- loo-e 1“.‘”-..§‘ 00
3 ‘~ zoo s ‘tti tout the“ l’. on even 0000
ti " l‘ t“ " ”t“ l‘ (0 iii“ ‘3‘. is! lilill T.'\ til
“ e. y: "e ;‘\ :ni \‘l l“ a“: ‘ul ‘5 ill .‘N (\l hill“
P: u not 2min ‘goto «tom lfitkl rum nim-
“arriairr- and limit“ lti-‘t‘th'tl gratuitously.
Luci? Nell:e\*~ l.‘ octets ‘N r ltlit'.
Run-rod at tho Pose other at South Noe-walk as the
oeiei t‘lius )lzittt r.
JQDIIV II. I‘ll-‘IIT.
Attorney and tooosolloi at Law,
‘ “mm-“- o . r t. “.o amp." or t‘ouit
i'l.t r -? l‘- e‘a‘.» .' er 2‘ - \‘tu't' of Next York
l~\~rteu-r Somme l liltlg. So. Neiru‘iilltel‘l.
l on": x»
III!“ \ll“ II. Ia\ \I‘I‘.
Attorney-at-Law.
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Brldgolaort. - Conn.
H?" \v s - .~ \ r. -. t-tw JE‘V.“
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RI SSIZIJ. I‘luls'l‘,
Joe-m H. SMITH,
‘Alloioee ooo Counsellor at Law
\i-l’lll \u;\\ \li. t'HVV
Dr I? a. VII\0R.
, FLOR so.
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HENRY TILLY.
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‘ Henry Tilly.
\lth s'i‘eeitirr.
.iorn' it. returns.
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oo. tieoooo
fo‘ick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Eml— of
Lohigli. l.iickiiii'titeiiee. Lot-test
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkcsliut‘rc l‘ouls.
Agent for RUBBER PAINT
Yards foot of \\'asliiii:toti and Mar-
shall stroots. liraiich otlico at Stilsoei‘
Drug Storo. Nine
The Model Market.
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MEATS
H] i: lll‘fiT .\l .\ .\' N Ell.
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5521A Ell lN
l‘ \ .., use - 'lu- Utmost MEAT‘. «Ilitsiui-ilrw
yardJs. o9 troviMLr t-l’ rut-l. you \\ :.l rind tin-tie at my
on. e o it .,
lN l’t‘s‘ sEAs‘nN.
F. HAYES.
I‘lllBl.E‘§ BLUUL .
HARDWARE;
The BIS? AS>URTNKNT in TOW’N of
General Hardware
Mechanics Took.
“'lilte Lead. Paints.
Oll- aud \Viudow Glaeia
A fulloauortuient of
Loch and Knobs,
Table and Fuel: er Cutlery
or the boot Quality. Cheap for Cut:
illlllll Furnishing lilllllli
JAPANESE PAPER “WERE
mat for it‘s
no... Verdical Boillar and Hall’a hm
fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
WW%,M¢.
SOl'Tll NUR‘VALK.
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D E N 'I‘ I S '1‘,
.t..\t'tit:t:~s Nliw morn:
South Norwalk. Conn.
llilh‘c litiizrs’ s a tie to 7- ;\ ill. .‘t. Kim
A uzx. 9.1-1 “soy.
:t: t‘lrm‘li. Kn!”
litmus: of tho 1‘ 's‘ e‘or
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l'iiiiiol'ort. Organ and Musical
l‘oiiipositioii.
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IZIH-‘lll 9‘. l'l.\l‘l2.
l‘lY‘L’dl‘i'v‘ P! is! \t t’ e“ *
~ south Ni‘nhizli.
Iliatut. _. {tr
Voice Vocal Culture and Singing
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e'ti\ll'it.\ll‘ll|\.
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"its l2\'~.\u:l'h NorwalL. Cl.
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Plflllll flllll UI'Ellll Tfllllll‘.
his! ,\i'c.. H‘S'I‘ NURWALK.
. dlf‘v‘ss ll. \ :.'l\l_ South Noriuilk I
for '1‘1lllil‘g'ulllllil“m§!lll:.lilillllpls
In it.
Ll‘ U
(‘rllr'?~ luv nis L.
l_\ sift Iteli d to
w. s. KSAI‘I'.
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1‘14"“ pm teem-d ‘o i-iteko plans and spwitlrs‘lons
and slept mire ie-l llit‘ cotzstreit twee of lllthllilgs,
TERMS IHIASHNABIJI.
th‘Plt’K ‘l‘xi‘ur‘s li’l'itltll: \\':i>liiti:toii St. So.
.\ot'\\ pk I' it li.-\ ii‘x. Tlls' If
.I. l‘. (‘Il1|\\'li.
CARPENTER all BUILDER.
l‘laiis flirtiislimi and Estimatori exert-n.
.lolititn: or all ksrids promptly llllt‘lililt‘il to.
chop Anti sins-t, llt‘flr .\ls:n
l‘ U. Bot lit. South Nortralk t‘t.
.l. R. RAYMOND,
Bllllllfll' ant Ullllll‘fllllll',
Work done by the Day or Cou-
tract
of liaviland Street on
\Vatfl'. P. O. Box til? 40“!
4 union av; (20.,
PRACTICAL STATE ROOFERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKRS 13'
ROOFING SLATE and all Kinds of
SLATE “001's.
With J. R. RAYMOND. Water Street. South
Nurwalk, Conn. P. U. Box 753. , 785
“K R. RIDER,
HYDRAI'LIC ENGINEER and
SITREYOR.
West Avenue,
South Not-walk. Conn.
Water works and Sewersa Specialty.
Utiicc foot
Residence,
762 ll
sous rtnsrsunu,
Merchant Tailor.
IS! Railroad Place. - So. Noe-walk.
Panto toorder 85.00: Suite to order for $18.00 Re-
m and cleaning nicely done. 716 tf
sninfii‘ti’ ill-5...:
The»! w:
pen. é‘cm’ku
W. C. Quintard.
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cam
1' NFL}: .ltlflx’s LETTER.
Howard ol’ Diligence
Solomon said. "Sec-t thou a man dili-
gont iii his business! he shall stand bo~
fun» kings; ,lH‘ shill not stand before
"It an turn.“ -
The diligent and careful man of heist-
ewss. if ho maintains his character. and
sit-entity pushes himself forward and
Moves his weirtlieiioti of tho cotelidoeico
and trust of his follows, will llssun-dly
g. t it. The- snot-ossful men of our day.
\\llll tow ou‘opltolm. are won who ho-
gan lilo poor. but who. by ournrst. suc~
e‘r-ssl‘ul lull now stand high in lllt" esti-
mation of the world. “'o have:- many
cxaeiiplos of tho truth of this in our own
city. With your kind poriiiessioei. Mr.
Editor. wo “mild like to rofor to one or
two. tho first
.~\ie liseliimtilr Lady. Now tilt \‘oars “Id.
and Idiieiu Int Malu st»-
\‘Iht‘ll it little girl. ut seven years of ago,
she was bound down to work and to
our hor own levitig. her mothor. thiuk~
tug at tho teuio alto had procurod it good
home for her little daughter. and it
would be an cxovil‘cnt place for her to
got along and lit‘t‘ulllf‘ somebody in fu-
ttiro llfr‘. its in tho acrovmi‘nt the little
girl was to have throo months of school
in; t‘.‘lt‘l| \\ tutor. A simit liuio uftcr-
“uni tho llli‘llit'l‘ of tho lettlo ono was
otxlegod to “toio eiwiv. eetid \\'i'lll to
niziko llt‘r littlo dieeiglitor .‘l furowoll \‘lstl.
It “.es tho tori- pail ut tho month of
Nun-eiilwr. 'l‘lioro lizol contn an entry-
[wotod t‘*lltl simp eeiid leflx en‘tho ground
tilllll' hard. .\s tlu- ”it‘lllt‘f “its up»
pit-etching tho now hoeiio evl’ hwr littlo
daughtvr. tho sight the: peosotitoil iisoll
to le-er \‘iow r .usml llt'l to [knew that sho
might hr .tlllt‘ to come-IE lwr ft-i-liilgs of
gl‘lol. (kit tti tho ti til \\llll llit‘ form
“will w is hor littlo uiil \ll \\t‘le* pull-
eeig up culdutgos and l.» olint' lll’t'lll. .\s
tho cold \y‘outhot‘ hue! urn \poe‘iodly outm-
lug.- must ho got in .t t'llt‘t‘ to sievo
tin-iii. l‘leo lettlo girl had no slim-stir
\lttt‘klllgs‘ nil in f fin.
hands. limp-silo was woiketig uweey \\ llll
l-uro lundseeiid foot on tho cold frt‘LC-‘tl
ground pith nothing t-eit it littlotlim
giiiglidzii tll‘i‘<“ :eiid sweetly tindor gill“
iiioiits. try in: to do tln- Worth of :i mun.
'l‘tw tiiotliu r
litelo new and Ilt‘l‘.l|"t~l \‘llll
lied luvti hound out for :e crimin
.itid tietest stay. "l'lits letzio gttl grow
lien-ugh lht' yours oi hull l‘eiivr :itiel
iiiztiiy ltl‘ll'fllle1!l\.liti‘lllttlll young lady
:eiid iieuien-d. suirtmt: it. ill“ in :i hietii~
tl>lo \ot llt‘lle'rl “:ey. ,.:;-l [tins sho :ed-
Hint-id through tho )e',t’.“ that all along
pron-d horsrlt ritual to “\l‘l“ onti-rgone‘y
.‘lllil e‘ite'titiestmu‘o th‘i! sho lezis llt‘t‘ll
plucod in To thy finds ill'f t‘i‘lllltiflllilt‘
in llt‘f:ttl\‘1llli't=l:l£" .ll'lt‘ to \\ titou lilt‘t‘
soul out»
iteieiiiiy ~f e'lislilr- n \\ hr. tsilt' has tratiioel
lvltv-r. to o. :e\~ 3 ..- ii: .I i'st-itiliiiiuly «In
any topic. :e‘tlw l-i dirt :" \\ ith pietdriico
h~ t' h dis-’ii dd. with :l Intui-
.illil brought up. “it.- tiww ltl tin-tr titan—
hood and \\‘oin:ilil|ennl liko plozisuro trl
ridding duel) to tho o unions of thoir os-
ln-nii-d llli‘lllt‘r.
\\'o convhedo With new in no thought.
The qtiostiun llflri‘ti en not mind win-thor
tho course» this littlo git; \\ as ohltgod in
pursuit was not the you thing: that t‘ll~
:llilt1l hor to soc. to l'ottltlo, tend to lotirti
just tho lossoris then fillt‘ll hor to fill the
placo iti life to whicS she was to ho res-
sigiird. and in \Vhlt‘ll slio has door so
“oil and acct-pueblo And had tho op-
portuetitios lioou tnoro fzivi-riililo. cer~
cuuistieucos tiioro l'l~‘l§lllll for this little-
L'Ill. sho might lir’\v r hen‘o loeirnod the-so
yory I‘t-‘t'llllill l~‘~~ \l s. and thus would
not into enmit- .‘ll~‘il ‘l sievot ss of hor em ti
lilo or of her i'hilxltv'i's lives.
it is our li- livf if tin-r.- lio such :i then;
'I\‘ dillvl'otico t‘\l~llll,; in poslttons ocou 1
[II-"ii en lll‘.l\'t'll‘ all such “’Ulllt‘ll its the-g
inn.- \tlioso liit evl uto wo hayo rolorroil
to. \\ ho luevo hot-ii t-ltw'ellt‘lll iei childhood.
si-eisehli- tlllel cutie-wt in youth. llllg' were s.
dovotod niotln-rs and road christiaeis. \\ ill
Ut‘le)‘ new of tho most cxultod pleicos iii
thi- oe-losliiil t‘ll\.' :evid wo strong neon
who lld‘t‘ worth-d along through lifo.
prulitu: oursi-lu-s on tho vast amount of
good no lmvo ilt'lh‘. tho largo things wo
llitVt‘ providod for tho young. e-tc., \vtll
lu- stll‘pl‘lst‘il at tho euoeiiiil cornor that
well ho :essiunod to us to occupy iei tho
Now .loreesaloeei for tho act‘otiiplislieiioiits
wo havo iieeido in tho prosoiit hfo. \\'o
“not! to iiiuko one tnoro rcfcrotlco to
_\ twiitloeimn shtt Jive \curs of Ag.“
\\ |Iu “idles thir street us Spry and
Straight as it \eiuug Soldier.
\t tho ago of soi‘oii yours ho was put out
to work for a llltlti. so that ho might ho
alilo to caro for tieiiisi-If. Mo was to work
itiitil lii- hocuuio future-on years old. hav-
ing oiioh yoir twi shirts. new pair of
pants. oiio jeickot, one pieir of shoos inn
stockings or tend. rt-lotlios could ho hf—
fordodt. re cap for “‘ltllt‘l‘ and snow hat
tor suueiiior. llo Worked and toelod
through tho sovon yours. having oftotis
teeiios to settle-r in :i disgraceful let‘lll.
lwng knocked do“ n twceiusc ho did not
sprrud tho hay out tltlllr‘ right: going out
to milk on a cold frosty morning he
would mako the cows got up that ho
might stand whore they lured leieii. so as-
to warm his bare foot, and thou with hos
iiuuihod hands would try to milk. and
upon rotiernieig With the milk. often-
tiuios got it thrashing because- liis mastor
thought he had not. got quite as much
milk from tho cow as he ought to have.
At the age of foul-loch he went to learn
the treeds of a shoemaker. lie was to
serve seven years and t the end of the
time if he did all ri ' ‘d well, was to
have $200 for his time abd work. lie
had no chance for 30103 to school. but
heed learned to road I little and know
nothing of writing. He served his seven
years and took his $300. and started out
for himself and soon found ll poaition: but
in a little time he found he knew scarcely
anvtliing about shoemaktng. as the man
ho'liad served his time WIlh proved to be
nothing but it poor workman. But this
voting man was drtermmed to know all
iibout shoemaking. so he found a
thorough and first class workman. and
gave hem his hard earned $200 to learn
him. in a short time. with good teach-
ing. ho became an ether! in making
boots and shoes. It soon became access.
my for him to do some Writing. There
was but one way open. He set about
learning himself and accomplished it so
that he was enabled to get along though
it has been a hard and trying thing all
through his life to write. _ After a few
years we found him carrying forward a
boot and shoe factory of his own, and
the next we heard of him was an inven-
tion in some improvement to shoes, and
later on another valuable invention; and
the present year we have seen still am
other invention of this old gentleman at
sextysfive yarn of i and 10-day finds
him in good heal a this todoaduys
work if necessary. in comfortable cir-
cumstances and tho pmpect of enjoying
his declining yearn. _
Thesame applicahoncnn be made in
this use as in the pmtoua one. There
is room for a doubt al to what the out-
come of his life would have been bad it
been his privilege'lfln a boy to have
had the advantages and the enjoyment
or the pleas-nod 00-day“;
lac Hm Such
loath lot-walk I y
ill‘ol tlie~-_:rt-uti.l “21$llt".'.ll;:ll‘tlllt‘t‘i‘llk'
videeall . Lot your readers call to mom—
oryien memo ovor tho successful lllt‘ll
and women of our city. then ascertain
tho facts concerning their childhood;
manner. and iiizeko tho sumo enquiry.
and to a vory limo oxtont they will find
tho truth of tho theory wo have made
iiiotitioii of. Such lee-mg tho facts.
tlicro scouts to ho aeiiplo room for tho
epiostioti to ariso and he ctinsielorod.
ovoii iii thoso days whore so much is
home: said and writtoii iii roforotico to
child hilmr mid thi- iiiodo of treatmotit.
that will hreeii: tho largost and host
rosults. \\‘e~ lieid that wry largo pors
coutauo of our \‘ory host turn and
women of our own ooiiiiietinity and of
our country ‘tro thoso \\'lltl$t‘ lilo has
conic through tlioso se-oiiittiizly llu-
promising channels of iiogloct of iii~
trloct in grout moasuro. crirolossm-ss of
health. no coiisidomtion of oiijoyeiioeit.
and eve-n tliroughutieiso in tlirir curly
childhood days. tho new main point lio-
uig that of deligoeeco need eihodicnco. (let
the other hand it is no less atrue
statement that. very many of our most
unaml'ul. more-ct and most shiftin-
drad—vrcights to society. business. com-
munity. and country aro tltuso porsoris
who heed ovory :nlveuitago and what
“‘o tortu thi- most t‘iivoi'uhle- circum-
sttieioos surround thum iii thoir oiirly
e‘liildho id; tend allowing all wo hurt
and ri-eid on [his suliJoe‘t to ho ll‘llt‘. it
still tippotirs tlioro is ctrteeiiily a t‘lltliv‘t'
hotwoon tho two ways and rosults that
ouch prodtie'o.
'l‘ho ono wzey wo well say lll-N‘tlls‘.‘lw~
sil-ly, iiitpcierod hezelth, Si‘.it’\‘tl}‘ of hook
kilo“ loll-,1“. :itid teii:ictpi:tieitod \\itli
l‘lr‘usllft‘. lllltl tho roseell |Ii\:ll'l:ll)l)‘ pew
deiood is an oludiviit, titllfir tit and
trusty lifo of \ morons :tllgl solid charac-
h'ruiid :e litxelthy eiioml do\-~lopuioiet.
Too otleor too-lo r ”reprise-s oniiplolo :it»
toiiteon to houlth. thi- iiitolloot doyoiopi-d
to its ftillui-ss tend dosiros grmetod. cum
plotod Willi till tho :itm.inipltshuei-iits of
tho ttiiiws. and tho rosiilt “lilt'll two into
no litttlcns UH hor lsu t-ftoti petite. d to son is that of in k of
'ri-spoeisehelity tor uni-“s solf. dopoiiduico
on ntliors. .‘i ~1i'hiV now of tho purposu
of lifo. luck o! \‘litllilt‘lt‘l' .etid .i much
iitiputri-d mural :tllltllllllt'lll. Tlei- lirst
York said yt-slii'dziy:
sot-tits .e li'ird ingenuity; and :e rough path
sp. tun shot: limo \\etli hcr . in \\‘lllt‘ll m wcels. hut totmiereti-s in tho»
:e llt‘.t\ y t lino hrueed :u‘omiv of :l
llt“el‘l :emt ll’dl'llil t‘)t‘s, l -tl tlu- lllllt‘ gulf
lllllt‘:
r. :el truo llllltlr ‘
lltttlil illltl \voiirenliood, 'l'tn- siw‘t-llel up i
pours to ho 2i plix‘es en! \\ .i} lust.erl m. an
up '1'.ts_\' tweed t-ntmyoloxi-r. hut its toiiiim-
us is tie it narrow. utigrudod Lite-- of let-
tlo eiiiportueico. I.
llilluoeit e~ :ueil ‘NH-tllt‘llt‘v‘ and "no \lop
\leiri-.
.\ young man or woman lla\lll§3:ll~
t'tim-d to the: :t-g- lli lllt' wliol’o tho-y
slop out tend ! «rwurd for thoeiison'os. it
is not i-eiougle tor eleven to ho all :ilivo to
the-tr mt ll ltili‘ti-sls and constantly :itix
tons and c He t ee' :2; studying out tho in «l
nioiloofturtle-1mg lla-‘ni. 'l'lioy :tl’vx to
start in tho.) runny of ltfv~ tooling the!
thoy :iro only “to stouurds of thon- mzi
lt'l‘ltll things that tivd in his imieeito
goodiioss leeis ooitieeiitlod lu tleoir toni<
poreiry ieiiittiigoeiu-nt tend control. Tui
outs thoy zero. for thi- uso of which tho
lirout King of it]! tho t‘:tl‘lll.\llllll hold
(“PHI to a strict :eoo.reintulnllity. and ill
proportion as tliotr faithfulnrss and de.
llgl'lll‘l‘r is ieiuieilost. so tiny they roly
on tho prettiiisi- lliitl tiioy shall stand
~“liofnrt- Kings,” not perhaps before llio
high tllflllll‘lflr’sl of oarlh. but certainly
hotoro ll higlerr and humor coeiipany
ielmvv. Thoy will llt' portiiittod to s‘t‘n‘
tho King of l\'|li»,:s‘ in his homely. and in
tho liillnoss ot' llllli‘. llie-iiisolvos lwcoeiio '
lllt‘llllh‘d’s‘ of that iiititiini-rulilo coteipziiiy
nl tiod‘s‘princos lll tho land of ov~~tl2est~
lllg' rost, limit: .lutlx
I ilu-rly tried I at“.
l{iit;lit of l.'tlletr Now
"l‘llt' ft't‘l
vory stew that tlioy linvo dotio tell that is
.\ loading in
"ion
tin-osstiry to bring tho e‘ llllpilliy tr its
\Vo do not llllt‘litl eeiiy \‘Iololii‘o.
.
l‘ho trouhlo yostorday Wen meusod liy
oiitsielors rind souio of our more who urt-
lintliorlilt'el. \Vo do not curo \“lle'lllt'l
thoy run a sieiglo car or not. That will
not :ecceiuitiimlatotho public. If what
wo have doeio is not oripeigli. we huvo
plonty niorc to do. if iiocossary wo can
‘tto eip‘ ovory transportation hero in tho
cityiiiid tliosoconnoctiiig with it. ‘ if
our tie-intends one not concodrd to lil‘IlMY
noiio of tho olovutod cars well ho run to-
ieiorrow. The-y will lwordorod to stop
curly tomorrow morning. \\'o can
st‘llfll‘i.
stop tho ferrios and tho local stiiiiiii
our line-s. llvoei tho calm. can ho stol'li.
oil."
Now. Wousk intolligotit. fair-teiitedod
mun: is it consistent. with the funda-
moiital thotireos upon which tho .\.'llt*l‘l
\‘llll (lovortiteiotit is foiiridod. wetli ieidive~
deezd Iihorty. or for tho iiitorosts or the
Amoricuii pooplo. that an irresponsible,
si-crot concluve should ho ulluwod to
rxoroiso such powors usaro lioro iride-
ceitod 2‘ \\‘leon Joseph 0‘!) iniie-ll. t‘hair-
eiiuri of Illr‘ Exocietivo (‘oeeiuiittoo of tho
Knights of Labor. told Superiiitoeidoeit
Murray. thiet eiu iittompt to run ti 'car.
which the charter required tho company
to run. would be resisted by the strikers
and their friends. why was he nor
arrested and locked up? Is it not an
insult to common intelligence for these
Knights of Labor to profess obedience to
law. while they are by force interfering
with lawful business. destroying pro-
perty. and inciting violence and a reign
of terror?
The President of the United States.
the members of Congress. our Governors.
Judges. Mayors, capitalists and business
men. are all controlled by salutary lawii:
but the Knights of Labor are a law unto
themselves. The not only put a price
upon their own In r. but also upon the
labor of others. \Vhile professing to be
law-abiding. thev trample all law. hu-
man and divine. under foot. 0! all
tyrannies the experience of ages proves
that the tyranny of the mob is the moat
unreasoning. despotic and heartless—
nnd vet they would govern this great.
free public by mob force, directed in
secret conc‘lavc. The acts of the Star
Chamber of England and the Secret
Council of Venice will wane into in-
aignificance when compared with the
despotic and lawless power of the
Knights of Labor, unless they are
checked in their wild career. They will
destroy all. that is valuable in the
Nation, if not the Nation itself.
A continuance of their policy will
drive capital into retirement, paralyze
the wheels of industry. and cause the
greatest stagnation in trade which this
country has ever known. Even nOW.
thoughtful employers hesitate about
taking new contracts. ‘
We know of but one retried . and
that is to make the Knights of Labor feel
that they are subject to the laws of the
land just as otherh inert are. And all
good citizens. I ether emplo em or
employees, should lawfully uniti to ac-
compliah that end. unquestion-
ably has rights—sac has capital, and no
baa every individual. Any; man. or
body.ofmen, 'boiuvnduany oftbcan
rights. become-a pnbhccaauiyand as
such abould be tuned.-Youhn State.
trike tho unsuccessful eerie-s in the sumo»SK‘WaT‘l‘8 ““ldt‘“ “'t‘ddinfi-
\i‘tibLEkOffiifi
lit-t Ilr. S‘ouard's Hulda-n “‘mldiiig.
The Yutikors “motto of Saturday cote-
teeincd a full account of Rov. llr.
Also facts
in his history which will interost lorul
rootlets. and kindly oxprcssious which
voice the soutimont bore. “'9 quote:
“Sixtoen yours heivo passed sieico Rev.
Dr. llwiglet M. Seward. foeeeedor of
tho First. l‘rosbytoreate t‘lieire-h of Yoee~
kors in the-spring of 1‘52, and its pais~
tor about oightoon yours. rrse-guod his
pastorats on account of eieipairi-d health.
and almost iniiiiodeietoly removal from
tho placo. He has not ol‘toei sireco visited
\'tiiikors. and its population has lllt‘tllh
whilo so greatly chunuod—hy (ll‘fllll.
romuvals and iticotiiiugssstliat prulmhly
tho iuajorety of our (‘llll"ll" of today
non-r know hem. 'l'horo roeiiaiei. leuwovor.
largo teuuilior of leis forteior [k‘trlsllleillcrs
and frioeids. who do not and can not
forgot tho warm hoartod and loving
pastor who Sllflptd thoir thoughts eoed
guided tlioir lives for so many yours,
who unitcdco many of them in mar-
riage baptiaed their children. com-
forted thorn in their afflictions. and
buried tlioir dead. To thoso. wo arc
surc. any information rospootiiig lit:
and Mrs. Suward and thou family well
he of ieitort-st. l‘or tleoir ploasuro wi-
writo those- lint-s.
Aftor it‘llVllll: \‘oiikors in 1‘70. llii:
Sowiu‘d rosidod in Now York l‘llY for
It llllh‘. ll!‘\‘t‘$$§il"ll)‘ rr‘stlll): frail“ l‘llllllS-
.\ \‘teiry of l‘erll at Sea.
James N. Sissun. who was in charge of
the liglitboat Annio 1). oil Cow Yard
shoal. otitsedo Mystic. gives’an interest-
ing account of his experience at the time
of tho sinking of the vessel. and his pero
elous trip to the shore and narrowes-
ciipo. lt appours in the Mystic Press,
and is as follows:
"lie workod all Friday night on the
vossol: sho was all ice forward. so that
she could not ho cast adrift. and with
tho wator in hot- she had a list and
was down by the head. He shifted all
tho llllililsl on tho well deck acres
seed aft and got her on her keel again.
'l‘lio tiro also was out. as she was fut
titling with wator. so about twelve
o‘clock ho was oliligod to leave it for
tho dock. when he did all he could to
roltovo tho vosscl. lie had his boat. a
tlory. on dock. the son keeping her
about full of wator and inc must of the
llllh‘. tend slio was now frozen lathe
dock and he was unable to got her elm;
as fast as he cut with an ax in one place
the ire would make in another. All
this time he was working with only lib
nude-retention on, with his oilrra . van
them. as he says he did not want
to frwzo on so he could not work. He
was making o-vory ctl’ort to got his boat
ctonr. and whore llt' was soon to go into
tho rigging ho was riggiiiga watch tack-
lo to try to hoist hor clrar. but he did
not sticoood: soon, heiwovrl'. a sea b0ard~
ml tho sinned; and tillod the lion! and
startod “01‘. and taking :idvaiitago of it
toruel toils. .\t‘tor this. llt\\\'t‘\'t‘r. h.-
t'osuttinl \\‘oek. and did much i tl‘e-ctno 3,
and ll~t‘llll st'let‘i‘. kirk! ho I'lllt‘r“tl in i
tho held of tin- .\diroied:eck~. lllrll for
:i Until it! Now l‘euxidvnco. N. .l.. and 2
.lite.elly for lllfl‘l' yours lli l‘Jt‘llJlltl. .‘lo.
lei llllt‘rYdls lsotwm-ti thiso srttlomi-tits.
lio stipplio-l Illllift‘lil ohuroht-s. Mlllle'v
titiios for stieglo Ninth.) s. and on it {v\\‘
Ht‘t‘uiletlls t‘or st-Yt'rul works and ryoti
eeinnths. lei :ill ttioso plum-s ho wees tint
only lilost in ii” work, but nieedo {or
liitiisolf hosts of frii-tilis‘ who sooni lle'\\'
to oeiti-rtzeiei :iei iiiihoundod :etl'votio'i for:
hint. and follow him With it substantial V
upholding tli.it cannot fail “‘ondotfully
to l'eeghton his docliteiti: yours. .\ii iii~
lr‘li‘s‘llllx: inoedottt ut‘e‘tlrlml . ll 'l‘iiosdiiy
lust. wliech svrxml to hung this largo
hunt-«l -lo\‘o into :i \vry conspicuous
ll;iit, \\ v‘ gu‘i- :t rope-rt (If it for Yum
krrs friotids. ' ‘
\lh'lll :e your “:3" llr. and Mrs. NvW-i
:ird .ioh-rieietiod to teiuko tin-tr homo for I
tho ri st of thorr days ll] 8 with .\' 'l'\\‘:illi.
t‘otiii, Thoy :llllli‘litlsilxl th--ri- :e llt‘il.
littlo proprrtyou t'hupol stroot. put it
in propor ordor. and took poswsse In.
Tho sui- of thoir homo is iii-:ititittil. oy-ir- -,
lit-king l. tug lslziii-l sound and :e lerzvi
«when! of country on both sedos of its'
oxpanso.
It was plain to lhoir frtv tids that tho
n iarruhlo putr \\'lli woro lllt' rt» -‘lit2i'l?!\‘f
of st ttiiiny tostitii trieuls :eni so ttiurh.
honor on 'l‘uv-sdny ‘Vr‘l'r‘ do ply riiuiol 5
by tho lilLe‘tlwiL-lw tliaughitulnos. of
lllt‘lr fret-reds. lt \\':is.wortlt going :i
long way to \vettioss thoir slllr‘r‘l‘vl)‘
crate-fol tend lmptt)‘ fn-liritt. lei {ho
plvusaiitnoss of lllt‘ll’ surroundings. and
roste‘ultioss of [llr‘il‘ lot. tleoro si-cms lll»
roason ‘tldt‘lll‘l that lhoy may still l't'
spared for sumo yours“. And we are
suro that many preyors well ho otl‘orod
for thoiii. that “it‘ll l:etost days on mirth
uney ho thoir hreghtost and the ir host. to
he surpassod in hriuhtnoss only by the
glory of tlioir otielloss they iii lit :evon.
.\ ‘II‘,‘ll Ilreuicli
.\t tho llllllllill mooring of tho .\'--wt
ll;t\‘i‘ll branch of tho ll." \ll Slasher t‘:i~
address \\‘.is tlt'lth'rt‘tl lvy tho Rev. llr. ;
lit-end. rocontly of l’ires. \\'llt‘g‘l\'t'llll
account of tho Work of tho tiiission
ho saw it
{is
"Not long ago 1 was mum: through
tho t'e‘lllt‘f of kriuie‘o on u tiitssimiary
tour. Heinri- is to»d.iv pt-riiups tho most
inquiring notion «in tho mirth, and tho
liltitl f.etr|\' lietstlos weth intorrogetioei
points. Q ii-stioeis of l;ihor :i-id t‘dpilill.
epiostiutis e-t‘ govcrtiuiont. and tlllr‘nlltlns
Hr Ull‘li'rl :lrt‘ l‘\'l‘l‘~\‘\\‘lll‘ft‘ Illi'
ciessi-d. tend roligioees saehJi-cts :ero dis
ctissod fully as gout-rally its :tro any of
[ilt‘ loading svculur eptostiotis. l wees lll
lhl‘ town of 'l‘hiors, whore my companion
stig 'ostod that wo hold it mooring in all
adjoining iiiodiiiovul town. \\'o llll‘r‘tl :i
letilo room in it schoolhouso. and my
companion simply p isle-d ll littlo bit Hf
petpor on tho dour. announcing that
tin-rs would ho a mooring lilt‘l‘t‘ at a cor-
tritn how. I told my fricnd that we
should liievo to Iiioro oxtcnstt‘oly :eelvor-
tiso tho nioottiie: if wo would heevo it
sie’ooood; hut ho thought othorwess. and
l prophostod a total futltiro. lieu “lion
tho night t‘;illit‘ \vo t‘lllr‘l‘t‘tl tho hull and
[mind tho room so orowele-d. that no lead
to t‘oieetn'o tho souls to :ioooiiietiodiito tho
poopio. and all around tho building the
villugors \voro iiieessi-d :es tightly its zero
tho peessoiigors in tho Now York olovatod
road triiitislieto iii tho afternoon. The
draft from tho windows put out the
lights. and wo iieirieodiiitoly had ll hun-
drod poisons otl‘or to hold candles for its.
\\'e accordingly procurod it half tlult‘ll
cutidlos. and for iioeirly two hours eit-
totedants at the iiiooiieig patiently hold
candles aloft whilo thoy eagerly listenod
to the romarks of my friend. This is
but an illustration of the religious con-
dition of the people of France.
”When the first school was opened in
Paris the teachers often asked the
scholars who came thither from curiosity
such questions as. ‘\\'ho was Jesus
Christ? '“lhen did he live? and “‘here
did he live? In reply to these questions
they received answerslike these: ‘Jesus
Christ‘ was one of Napoleon‘s generals.’
‘lle is now alive,’ and 'He lived in
l-‘raeicc.’ if you were to visit this some
district to-day you would find a magical
change. which has been entirely effected
in the short space of fourteen years.
Mr. McAll has dozens of calls every day
to establish churches or missions in this
or that place. On one side is the black
superstition of the masses. and on the
other side their eagerness to be instruct-
ed: and no country on the face of the
earth has a population which presents
so great opportunities for evangelical
work."
Connecticut Patents.
The following list is furnishéd from
the office of A. M. Wooster, solicitor of
patents, Bridgeport. Conn.:
J. H. Barnes and J. H. ‘VVoolaston,
New Haven. night latch: J. M. Clongh,
New Haven, machine for finishing gun
barrels; J. M. Ellis. New Haven, machine
for capping nails; J. G. English. New
Haven, carriage curtain fastening; E. N.
Kelsey. New Haven, railway signalling
apparatus: G. C. Roberta, New Haven,
refrigerator; F. P. 8a or. New Haven,
bed clothes holder; . B. Shaw. New
siii‘lnl
Haven. extension key; W. B. Tatar),
Hartford, friction clutch; E. H. Wood~
ford, Bockvillcdrying attachment for
45an machine; F. W. Hex‘ , New
Britain, trunk lack; R. C. Bentham. New
Britain, artificial leg: W. A. Kelse ,
loudest, card cutting machine; . .
Hanan, Middletown, call boll; John
Mme!“
Deeblc,Soutbin ,
aliens, and die or
Butweforlrnarulcdngtotbui ladl-
m.
.(-lt‘i‘lll3r:llflllt‘ opts-«do ropvatcd.
. lliil'HV-ll‘lllilr‘tl
as soon as emssililo. ho hit her with a
ieiieeel. which holtml to iiiovo lionand
whrn tho rioxt se-ei e-iiiiio it rolled the
: smack down t-i tho starboard and let the
limit adrift, and in an instant ho jumped
:into hor :tuiidshtps: tho iioxt sea thnt
lv-urdo‘l tho smack rolled it“! to port and
sho wi-tit down. lls had all he could
do to butane-.- llto elory. as sho was pretty
full of too and watt-r. _\flt‘l' he went
through New luggvst up he used one of
the- ours to slot-r sumo. but it was about
all ho could :ettt-eed to to koop the boat
right sedo up. it was with difficulty he
i c suld soo. :is his list was t‘ovored with ice
which hung down ovvr his face and on
his hard. ll» luid to kw}! soaking
his ttiittvtis in tho w-etcr to thaw the ice
oil. .\s hi- llt‘eirt‘il Fisher's Island he got
out his o.trs to prom-tit lk'lllg swept past
to thi- c-eistward and to eieako the land, as
tho sons \vi-ro litoakite: throo seas all
show. liv using his utmost stronglh
and skill lit‘ stit‘e‘i-t'tliwl lll ldlltllnfi and
.s'wrtul up tlzr‘ lvmk for the East end
hotiw. llt- seuint-lul along in his hes
iiiimlu-d ~i:iti-. so: through a fence
.\\ luv“ it“ iiitl lit-l illll'r‘ ill try l0 climb
on r or or iwl utiilor- and fell unconsci-
. its in tho yard. The people in the
lions“, who had moved in only the day
’ hotter-i liviir-i or discove-rod him. thawing
i him out “llll it tul- of cold
water. gave
llllll hot drinks and took cziro of him till
tho Eva party found him there on Sun~
thy.”
Thi- Coming IIgg \lfllg‘k.
Tlio arllllt‘lcil cg: industry. which Only
List your was ratod as a‘jitke on a too
e-iiti-rprisin: Jorseyeiizui who got him-
si-lt‘ into jail for leis pains. has blossomed
out llilei utto of the- lull—titsigcd interests
of Allegheny t‘ily. Ground carrot and
fino cornmeal are uiouldod together
and fry/mu to form thi- yolk; this issur-
roundml t-y albumin in imitation of
ristiero‘s use of that substance for the
sumo purpose. and tho whole is encased
in :i plaster of parts slioll, which is af-
tori-Yards [Mlls‘lit‘iL “'o may now confi-
dt-nely o\;\ot‘t to 501’ the still unfinished
The
ltriidtle‘r‘l‘s of natural
pugs- oill plultallly dotiizind and secure
-. irghlaltl‘ll 'o prohilnt tho manufacture
of artificial eggs. while the latter will
naturally protost against this unwar~
remit-d and uncniistittotial infringe-moot
of lllt'll‘ \’t‘~lt'il rights.
It is torn trly pussililc that in this age
of ~e‘ii'illlll:‘ wimdwrs the artificial
fe-llqu may got up an egg that will last
longer tluti llio natural article. Even
if it will not. on provocation. become a
t‘lilt‘kr‘ll. it may at least become a dur-
ethic and reliable article of food for
[warding-houses. where it is well known
that natural cggs arc never durable and
ri-lmlplo till llio_\‘ have been spring
chickens for sovcrul yours. In theevenl
of such success the artificial egg-makers
may sock logislateon to prohibit poultry
turmors from trying to palm off natural
oggs on an unsuspecting public for this
:ll’lillt‘llll product. just its the cinema!-
merino iiiakors, who aropcrfcctly certain
that ulootiiargarlne is lioetor than butter.
\\'Ill some day wonder why they never‘
thought of gutting a law passed to
leehtt dziiryiuon from soiling their butter
for olwiuiitrgarino and will demand that
such a law he passed.
'l‘lu- Audubon Society.
.\ soo‘ioty taking: its name after the
grout naturalist. J. J. Audubon. has
llt‘t‘ll t‘Slltlll'Sht‘tl for tho purposc‘of
lost-wing an mien-st for the protection
of wild birds from destruction ,for
eiiilliiiory and othor commercial purs
poses. Tho houdquarters of the Social
uro at 40 Park Row. New York City. t
invitos the co-nporation of persons in
every part of tho Country.
'l‘uo Rapid Growth.
The general executive board of the
Knights of Labor of America have issued
a circular to all the organizers holding
commissions to stop organizing new
assemblies for the next two months.
They say that applications are counting
for charters at the rate of near! a
hundred per day. and that theorem
them isrio opportunity for proper in-
struction. lei consequence,‘ the unms
structed assemblies are engaging in
strikes and boycotts. This rapid growth
is pronounced unhealthy. The next
two months will be devoted to the work
of instruction.
Better “'agcs arid Lesa Fare on the Con-o.
' "dated W.
A New Haven dispatch says: “The
New York,‘ New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company last night notified all
its laborers that on and after April lat
their pay would be increased from $1.85
to $1. a day. There are several
thousand of these men along the who).
length of the road.” In connection with
the foregoing comes the following dia-
patch from a correspondent: "One of
the railroad officials made the remark
Saturday that the twenty mile_tickcen
would probably be done away with]!!!
the fare reduced to two cents per min.”
A Beautiful Prue-t.
The Virgin Salt 00., of New Haven,
Conn., are making one of the but often
ever made in order to introduce that; -
salt. Go ask your r for V‘
Salt‘and get a pair of Eves beau '
lithograpbed In ten colors on a
icaud’ nimlbytth? inches.
absolute y' cleanest, pl!“
whitest call: ever seen or Put":
in saucy-colored pact-m lined
Norwalk Chronicler