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W. C. Quintard.
MEAT MARKET
MEATS
.\III‘. I- \cr) llllllI . pctr a run: to s first cl I“ III. III In; It
RI! :l’. rI:t.KII1Ia‘\II pl“. Iir‘.
SOUTH NORW ALII CONN.
.\TUIIDAY
Si} l"l‘]I- llli ER, 2.) lSS
.I I)“ \ IRIII I‘()\.
UPHOLSTERER
_....,I§u ..I_.
Repairer of Furniture.
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\(IIR\\'.\ IIK. I‘IIXN.
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.\ IIIYI stuck of furniture of all lands.
t‘III.
l'urlor and chIlroom Nels
II Specialty.
HHHERTAKI
addit ionrt‘.
D \\‘lll .K“l‘II\\'
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IIUIIII :- I-mbalrucd without \‘\}\\’ll4\‘
TI'II.‘ t!
N EW_ DRUGS
Erorr hi tron Fre oh and New
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01d Stand!
WAS
IIIN'II'I‘ox sr.
I ill I‘:
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up
IIEIII‘ I ILII I! .. :11! l’ll“ 3.. ..
GEO. C. STILLSON.
HARDWARE.
'll1‘x l‘IlII.K l‘ .\.K‘KI‘IITHK N'l‘ lll 'l‘tl\\\ of
:II Hard“ are
\\ IIilc Lciul. I’Itlllls.
Oilsunrl “'lluln“ “In“
3. PI}?
iIIIII Knolls,
.\‘E‘l‘llltlt‘lu Ill
Table and Pack cl (‘nltcry
Ill lllI‘ l‘I"' Qualtzy‘ I‘lwup for I‘ It
l.\ l‘.\f\‘l£.K‘l; l‘.\ l‘lill \‘I'Llll '3.
.\.:cnt tor IIIc
l
MW and Burglar l'rIIIIf .K‘ufc.
.K‘hip t‘ii:IIIdl-~I‘\' Rope. Ikc
II:l\‘t .
;II th‘Il :I : or: of ll Inlsun . “I II kil, l Kl~ a“
mi ‘II II d K‘ II d
H AND SALT
(If all lunas.
POULTRY
. E. S REED.
Toys. . .
CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS,
Hauling rcoccuplccl the old
sluml. 'I‘Iu Ior‘ 3 block I am now
he III-r p cpnrctl than c \cr to at-
Icml In It demands lur goods III
my lluc. .“ stock throughout.
special It ullun called In our
Inr: . slot; of Baby Carriages.
ll . I. BOD WELL.
‘i‘Kl'll
INSURE
‘IHl‘ll l‘ltIIl‘Ell'l‘h‘ .\II.\l.\'.K"l‘ FIRE.
I our all .\(‘I'IIDI-IN'I‘ POLICY pnnrdin: in
( III II! (:Itul III,IIr‘I Ilu- samcus lIIfI- IllKlll‘lllK‘i‘, and
fun I Ii . III: III :IIIlI tut thin: for loss of lllllt‘ .
[.\Kl In: you I. IF l-Z :IIlI-rIlr II: prIItI-Ition to )our
lIIII'I: .y III I use. of IlI-IIIII from .IIII cause.
—Al‘.l‘l\‘ ro—
JACOB RI. LA! T03]
(min: 65 Washington St... So. Norwalk, Ct.
AI... not»: and REAL ESTATE Act.
NOTARY I’l'll‘LlC‘. l.\I-kIIIleIslI-II-IIIIIIIts l:lkt'll.l
"Cl-IAN fl'l‘l-JANISII ll‘ TICKETS for salc and
DIM II‘1‘K‘. for one Pound and upwards.
MUS EV “HDERS to all parts of Europe, and
“A l l Ill) .\I) 'I'I( KI-JTS to all points \VI'Ht and
Knuth vIII l'IIInsylvauia Railroad.
(3' n. DeIiIQY N,
BAKER AND CURFECTIHNER
.\II. 27 Mala Street. l 54 “'uahlugtou fit"
.\oroaik. So. Norualk.
CHOICE CONFECTlONERY
UP '3‘ OWN IANI'YAI‘TI‘RE. A SYRI‘IALTT.
Ice Cream, Charlotte
do Rune. Etc“ late“
rt'rlunuto a? anom- uorII I. 1951!
C . Choice ~
EUNFEBTIHHERY,
Pure
I C II.) C R E A.) I ,
and the -
BEST nanny.
All or our own manufacture. at wholesale and re-
Iall.
zirconium and Festival: Inpp‘ led in quantitie-
III a llbrl’nl discount . .
hummus unocw.
IATN s'r. soU'I‘II NORWALK.
IRS. JOIIR BOWND.
SLATE HHHF ill}
\II arc prI parctl to Ito II first I ‘. ‘ISS job of
SL7A'I'ING
EAST I‘n.\ N00“.
SLATE
III (run-r “axon“.
rnxannvn
all cents per foot and nowaro.
l‘:IrIII-.~ wishing .K‘lalc rooting should call on Its
01‘
below IIIIItnIc III): I- is. \\ litre
A. BACK & CO.
foot of ll.I\ 'I‘IIIIId .K‘onth \‘oroulk
01d Stand
<——I.——-
OLD HANDS!
liming IIIthascd tlIII llllKllli ss of A ll Coley, I
will bi- glat III see all frII-Iids III the old stand—the
IBIS .."I‘ 1‘1 :\ IRIIE'I‘
In the city—\leiI h I will kw;- stocked as usualw-ith
II to Best of
Meals III Veneioh es
III‘RUITI.
Of all kinds in their season alwayl an and.
LEROY ADAMS.
\\ :‘lltl .K‘I
5'05 if
BLANK BllflKS
To ORDER.
Ordersfor Blank Books of
all kinds promptly filled at the
Sentinel O ee.
We have special arrange-
ments whereby we can do any
thing in the Blank Book Line
to the best advantage, and on
line riroIIoLn Irene
Odors respectfully solicated.
prI I-Ircd Ill n. I \l‘ r for tho
Shore Dinners are a Specialty.
SH. HHI‘WHHi HHVTHES Bill.
51 \\ IIslIiIIgtoII Street.
0pc“ Daily From 0 I012 a.m., and from t to .11 p.111.
and on .K‘IIIIIIIlay IIVIIIIIIIgs frIIIIIu ll‘ S.
lf‘lnrc‘rcs: allIIIIIId on llcposils.
lll‘lllJCY 1' El. Y. l‘rIIs:
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Iltlll.\ ll. lI\.~\l‘l‘..K‘Ic :IIIII'l‘rIIaII.
.Il)ll\‘ II. I. lGIl'll‘.
Attorney and Counsel in on Law,
t‘ I\mnnssiui I Ir of lllI‘ .\‘IIIIIIIIII I hurt
I‘Iili-lv.
i‘IIIIIIIIissIoIIcr of DI IIIls for thc .K‘Iatc of \‘cw York.
Former ScIItiIII-l l‘IIIlIx. So. \Iu‘willli ( I.
III)“ \IRI) II. I\\.‘I'I‘
Attorney-at-Law.
t‘or. .\lziin SI. and Fairtlcld are,
Conn.
Bridgeport. -
WA! South Norwalk Evenings. m lv'hlfx
W In \sI‘l I. l no.1.
Attorney and Counsellor at Low
I\Illw IIII‘r lion‘s llI’II: SIIII‘II.
.KIll ‘l‘ll \Ull\\'.\l.l{. l'ilNN.
Cw]??? Ii'Il'IEiIRC' I‘TlC-‘C‘ l..'
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(‘qu “'cst .\Icnuc llllllx llutlcr Street.
‘ .\‘Illl\\'.\l.l{, cow.
till}. Ilmzr~ l’Iz‘." II .l l‘\ : from l 1‘ fl. and 7 to
K’ p III ; Sundays 2m t p In
KI’I’"I‘IIIIIIIIIII.E. :I‘IEIIII ‘uy I. ‘r; *IIIIIII ll‘ Till
c. r. Iror'rII‘I-‘I. I
D E 'I' I S ‘1‘,
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South Novwalk. Conn. :
up III... 5‘1”}: 21:1" I‘I..I-: is: ".IIIZ
;* llI-s'IIlIIIIIllM II... rI-It.
RIIliIIlI‘c “’orl. at llcasouablc l‘riccs.
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Hr: II ‘s‘. of tho i" I“ I‘ II. II‘ -‘l :II I ‘:I:I'I lI \\':I:II
ln.: l'I:II‘IIrIf l
l‘iIIIIol'ort. Iii-gun :IIIII .llusi- :Il '
(‘onipositioln
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IZINE»\IR S; I'I..\l‘ll.
III‘:.III1K‘.IIY‘I~' \l ll ‘7' . I NIIrIIIIIk.
‘lI~.I .: turtlu-
Voice Vocal Culture and Singing
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l.l‘:$\tl.\.K (Il\ EV l\ ll.\li\l\’N\ .I\.\l)
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T‘Is‘ El I'wX 1““ North .\PT\\.l:l; t‘t.
\\'. II. .‘IIZIEIRIIIR.
Practical Plumber.
K I IIII :I?~i\ l-lK lI‘I‘H-r Fm”:
l"I.‘v I l'. IIl': pi .II-ItIl-HIII lIIlI-
.' r I I .1 and
I \
Bl .\lain Strcct. lily‘s Building
.K'III. ,. 2i Summit. (‘1 .. M‘l If
“usual; .\ (nuns.
Hut Block Makers
Gm I:I;.II. WI IIIIIII‘I -lll{l‘.ll.K‘
1.31 l .KI'rIC. .III‘. 12:..2 . K' min-2
\“ NH"? "1‘ so! PM .\III: war II 73.2.-
.‘9
Harlan House,
DORLON POINT.
sorrn xouwa LE, (1' ‘.
h! lltlllLIIX, l‘rIIpr‘ctur.
#0.
. Dorian "was for thc season II! l\s13.i~ “cricr
IIIIIIIIIIIII‘I. IEIIIII III I-cr~
Th.
Ill :‘Ult Ill .‘llltl lrtlllK'. PM" I
The Genuine Fulton Market
Is s1:
unc Ivfi ts {can IrI-s -:I-.:Ii
hIIIryIlI l‘- ‘ ill tic \\:I\ III sII-I food lIIrIII slIIIl in Il‘. I
ll st in IIIIII' r .\Ilipu aI IIIIImIIIIlz H‘UHIK‘ for 3‘ III :c
snpgwr panics. \M \\ I l A it llltt‘lill
\laII:I- -IIr
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLOR ST.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH Xt)I{\\'ALK
HENRY TILLY.
CARRIAGE MAKING.
RICI’AIIRING
GENERAL BL ACKSM ITIIIN G.
This is thc scason in which to prepare for winter
and it is better to get ready for rough travel than to
wait until the busy winter season .
Work of all kinds pcrtaining to carriage making
and general blacksmithiug promptly attended to.
Wagons of all kinds made to ordcr.
Wagons for sale.
Henry Tilly,
MAIN STRL ET.
JOHN H. reruns,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
HHAL Alli] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
,louutain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarro Cools.
lien on room rotor
Yards foot of Washington and!»
Branch
um
GOLDEN annou'Ml
“In!
THE SF) Tl \l‘l ll.
comma BROTHERS, I'I‘Opl‘ll‘llll‘s-
(RII'FII‘E IN “SENTINEL“ BUlLllINU
liI.Ir..IuI;'rII .K‘Iruikv.
Our Yuan. . "$2.00 I SIX .\lox'rus. ..$l.00
SINGLE (‘Ill‘ll-TIK‘. I’I I‘nsrs.
l‘RRXS S'l‘lIlt‘Tl. \ l.\ Al.“ A\t E.
Tenn: oi \Ihcl‘tlsiug:
I‘l\tl~2. litl. _‘3lll.y II :II. 1III. l4 IIIl. \um‘n lI‘II.
I\I‘II..sIoo'$2m s‘w SIW ssIII sun snot:
z_I' '.. I59 30o 43:. 535 :III II'.‘ 13m»
3 “ 2‘00 400 530 3 Ml ‘JIhl ll 50 lK‘I‘IfiI
I\hItlI I350 500 I150 sru IIIII :soo moo
~~ we we <59 ISIII Inn 1.55.? “mime
ti “ 500 It'll l\l:lll ltiinl ITIIII ‘3200 who
Ii “ 9t“ Y’II‘II 1‘00 1’10“ L‘BI‘I‘ IlIlIlIl 1300
9 “ Clan“ I\li‘c :Im :‘.‘ .‘III Zl.‘ I\II :sm IIIIIIO
1'2 “. no °'lt\l :IIIIIII coon 4:. no Tom mm
Marriages ml III unis thrilled gratuitous“.
Local .\otlccs lFII‘IIIIs In r. one.
Eaten-Ii at the l‘ ost I\l‘tII :II. x... ..I» .\‘nrus‘ilt as See
«mil 0. iIII-s \l .1! Ir
Sore Eyes
Tlrc cycs lllTI‘ {do :I_\ s in sympathy with
IlII- lIIIIly, :Ind IIIlI-IIIl an i‘\|‘\‘llt'lll iIIIlIIx
of its l‘l‘llilllltlll. \\‘iII~II III-I II) vs lII~I UlllL‘
\‘i‘illi‘ and lhII lids imLunI d and swrc. it
is :III evidence tlziit Illt‘ system lI:I~I
lIIIcIIIIII’I IlisIII‘IlcrI -l by .K‘I-I'IIfnlJ. tIII‘
“llii’ll .\yI-t“s S.I1‘.\.I;I.II’Ii‘I.I is the
known It IIIIIIly.
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tith. .ll‘xlI :IIIII {K \II ll Ind \ .-I.~II th‘Itl.
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horn numb l of )I.I. \ l \\ .li III lll :IIl
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using .\‘\l‘1 . .K'.II~.Ip;I \‘ III-III.
\llll'l..lK Ithuulnnm li..lliIl l
lulu I. :I. I.I ‘III ILII 1.4 I r lIiI‘IIIi puri-
lII xxx—1‘. li. l pron. .\.IslIIIJ. N. H.
l‘II ill I l.il~‘.l.III-Il. :lll-l IIIIIIl \\ :Ih :l I'IIw
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l li.l\t‘ usul Iv: ‘Iln ~I~
lu‘llt‘lil :IIl II suits.
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mad I I‘lthIlI l‘ I:
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Sins
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l_\' lllI III \II to llKI \\i l s .KII..I1I.:IIE.;I.
By Taking
Illns'niui: iItI HI. I. lll‘Ill
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Ill‘llTI I’l' Illri KI
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I . IIIIl ll: ll
III-III. \-‘l'1‘. I-r leIII'r '
T. llIIIII II. Sugar ’l‘lrr “1'
My den-Ii}. r.iI'-II}‘I.I1‘IIZIl, \v..\» Ililiit-
Id I\Irh SI II lelIIll< .KI1'l\I s lmrii: -I
lln‘ l:I~I E‘IIIII .llSK I I..--\II .,\\ I _IlII of
am Mr; 3. l‘ lllK' of rim to flu sl
stand” - I \I III’ Il th. II .K'lIIll 1~Irt\\.tlIIIII
‘M‘llllJlII- \ On I! . r. I .IIIIInI- ll~
ILIIIIIII III :I i . I l I purrlmsml :l IIl‘lIit‘ilI:
Ayers .K‘.Ir~ illu. “bi. lI lll\ Il IIII-Iliti r
(‘IIIll‘Illl'Ill w! I .III;- Iv. III- {IIIII \l- l ii: iii IISI' u!
I‘I‘Hitx‘s'
llu‘ illlril I“‘I.\\ ' In“ K. l:l \\. l.K X‘I.Kl(\l‘l‘Il
Ilrr I'ierI as (\ IuplItII ,\\‘. If. .\utlu-r
lIIIIIl..lII.IIi-II ll>I. SlII'iin (my. lIy. it
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
I’rI-pan-Ii I) in .‘w‘. .\_\I r ,x I ’u.. l..~\II~il.Mass.
Sold by all llrutgwts. l‘: ;.'c :‘l , six “Miles, 33.
I). IR. IRC’I‘INSI)‘.
.'I;.II 'I. I. .Il.-——
Piano ooo organ Toner.
R‘llKI Ink. 1 \SI‘ .\OII“ \I. IL
I \I“’\\ :.I l.
.I- and lu- p. . ..
w. s. RNAI‘I',
l l I T 13 C '1‘.
and spot
con. . nction of l-
;\ IR
LI no“ prc II: III *d ‘I\ I.
and Kl: pI- mt: I'll -d I
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(lrI‘IIIrr-Jl‘aIlI-I‘s llI. :Ir-v \\'aslIin:_’:IIn Sn,
Nuruadi. l'. U. llI-.\ ; ‘ 7-18
.I. (‘. (‘IR IR()\\E.
HAHPHNTHH alllHHlLHHH.
2:.ns t". IrIIislII .l and Estimati- s I- itcn.
Jollblllll}: of :Ii. kinds promptly :ItIIIIIit-Il to.
Shop Ann s'rch. near Main
1‘. 0. Box In. South Nurwuik (‘1.
- .I. R.lR\\‘Il0\I)
BHHHHI‘ HHH lillllll'lllillll‘,
“’ork done by the Day or Con-
tract
Office foot of Havilami Street on
“'ater. P. O. Box 617 404“
JOIIN FILSINGER,
Merchant Tailor.
12 Railroad Plat-(II ~‘ 80. Nor-walk.
Pants to order 35.00; Suits to order for $19.00 Re
pairing and cleaning: nicely done. 716'“
n. Tuomrzs,
AGENTJI‘OR TllE
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford,
AND ‘
NOTARY PUBLIC,
J 0 N T RY 0 N
Gloiee Fanilr Groceries
SALE}! IN
le'll, FEED AND PROVISIONS.
FINE TEA, COFFEE AND SPICES.
came: UK! 0]“
Wallace’s Celelratei Craelern
Brunswick. Hams, Bacon,
Smoked Beef and. Pork.
'Wuenwmeou. the order! and deliver good-
IN
ullntsl‘ .\lll.l l‘.\II\ (II I It .‘-l\
1‘“ III: .K'I‘.\'I‘II3.
.\II lIIIIII'csting |.cttcr about (apt. I.!:\\I.K‘
llayuuunl of IIl'flokinIIu
I‘§llli~?|‘lI in tho Militia in hint, and
IRt‘IIII‘IIIIH‘I‘K \\ licn .Kuutli \uru‘alk had
only 40 stun-s “I\‘II Dwellings Nix.
\‘ “I
iI'IIml;.\r‘IlI', Sept. TM, lIK‘Hti.
.\ll-‘Ks’lts (iIIlJIlix‘ lI'IIIIrIIIuIs; 1 notice
in the .K‘I \‘TI.\I»:I. of Aug. 38th an article
III \\ llll‘ll you say that “Maj. lion.
Thomas liIIyIIr of your cIty undoubtedly
is the oldest living: IItlivIIr of the l‘IIIIIn-c-
ticut IIIilItIII.“ \\'itlI all IiIIIIrIIspI‘I't to
IchI. Iiuvcr. \thI 1 consider one of
K‘Iulth .\'IIr\\.Ilk‘s InustIIsIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIti/.. ns.
1 be; 1..“qu say 1 (III nk \.Iu lIszc [II-cu
IIIisIIIlIIIIIIIIIl as ‘.IpIIIIrI LII“ Is hay
round or III‘IIUIISliIt‘. iIftI-r sI-rvinc sume
13 or H ycurs in the militia, was honor-
:Ibly discharged from sIIrvicII about the
lime licn. IIuyI-rs IIIIlilary I‘:IrIII-I' began!
by (hut. Manley. tlII-II a resident of
.\IIllll‘III‘
I‘uptniu lI'IyIIIuIIII is a much respected
I‘I si butt of litunksidw. and also Its oldest.
rl-‘lIIl III. and 1 “Huh I IIIIIy be right In
suyuig IlII- “LII-st III-siIlI-ut IIf NurwIIllc.
lII ll‘g "II“ in his .K‘.l. lI \t‘iII‘. llII culIstIIIl
in I ll‘ IIIIlIIII In lKIIS :It the III-IIIIII' H
_\I :Its. joining a ll.IIII- ~II t‘dlllp'llh‘, which
was llli‘ll in cm IIIII:III i (If I‘dlulltl llnllv
lirIll IIlIIIII (Instant ._ :III l I\‘lI-I Is stIll in:~
III; III lhll‘lt‘ll :II the grout III-III Hf ‘JI'I
yours. ("llll. ii. ‘i IIIIIId the: I‘Illllllilll)' :Is
:I lll‘ltlllt‘. and was IIIl\:IIIcI~Il III c.IpIuIII.
\\ Loch I-IliI‘II he lli‘lll lllllll honorably IlIsI
charged.
ll.IIIIIII tlII-II lIleIIII-de
IIf Stziml‘urd. I\I‘lllL: .\.-t Idl II tIIIIII
«Il‘ IIsIIlt III 1‘2”. l‘s IIIIliltiry company
‘IlII II 'IIIIIIIlIIIrIIIl fully as him)" IIII II as
XIII-walks .Ir .KIIIIIiI N -I walks compzmv.
t‘upt. ll. IIIlIIrmsus tlIIII‘IIIIrII i‘llllt‘Cll
IIIIIIIIII-r hung \\ i. I \"v‘l‘I‘ III I‘II'I IIIIlltizi
durum-z IlIII llllll‘ lII- amun; them
lIIIIIIg I‘uptuiri Limb Id" .\‘III‘w-IllI‘. who
\\ Is llll‘ ‘Il \ .I: '. II . l f IiI. I- XIII“ :IllI' Inm-
II ”it . .IIIIl I\ ll\‘ I‘ ll I\\ K‘J _\I:II« Ivll.
IIII. l.‘ l-cr. IlIlI lI I Kliltlll tIIf
lIIIIIIlIslIlI . IIH‘ .s «I ll II‘HI I}‘ I :I‘tl.:z 5 ll. lllt'
£|I|\\lll III' - t.r I \\\‘ll. I'I‘llll‘llllxt‘llllI“ \\'llt‘ll
llit‘ >i IrI sur. i Il\\-lEII1I:s llllllll‘l‘rt‘tl hit
I \ III tlIII city lsrims «If
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(I. IIll‘ town
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I. \v‘IIlIIzI “1‘:le I. “I
.K‘ nth XI-IIIHIII. llII :Ilw IIIIIIIIIIIleIrs
“ll-1| this main“) ll Ivl ll" rmlnuds. :IlllI
{III I II - >‘. I II'- I:_l' l‘m "lI‘ :UI-ll Fulton.”
IEII .I ll II IIIII; lIIIrn .\- -\\' \Curk III .\lb-I:\'.
LI‘I- . in ms III (I. llll' fnir bIIIIg
$7 l‘Il ‘.p1. lI‘. t-ur lll‘l'IY )‘IIIII's I\‘Iis III
I‘IIII IIIIJIIIIss III l-rrvl; l IIIl ling, I-IIIIIIII-II
III~III_\' of our III-list burl-hugs. lllll‘Hl)’
I‘II1II lh‘ll‘; the uni 'l‘uxn ll vuwnt Nur-
\\;I!l.. \IlIII-ii was built III lKilI‘I~ llts
.III‘II l‘v sIIch. 'II. l'l \\‘ll'|'ll lII- II-Iw I'I‘IsiIltvs,
\\‘:I<»’lIIIIlt in AK“. lu-IIII: lhc sIcsmIl
lvrzci. l-IIIldIr-z- lullll III l~\\ll :IIIl for
\\ lIwIl. lac lIal ll uh ‘.I IIIIIIlI' .II in I l- t: IIIIin- I
I- lax-.1}; \vl.:c il \ IIIIIl l II It \I . lI IIII-vht III
l\\\ll. 'llIII IIld ilillliI‘ lIIIIl~lIIIg t‘f N If
“all; IIII “innit llI‘ l‘IIiIIIIIIy ll l\\’ ll‘lK‘
h s It‘d.» \\ .I~ Ihc lir'st brick building
l'lC'KR'JI‘l In lIIIII .
\\'II IlIIIIk \‘.I:‘-'..llll ll. must be the
IIialnt Free .\llK‘ll II: lawn, lIctn-J: :I
llI‘llllI‘l III‘ 5!. IlIIllllK' Luigc. which
I‘l lII Ill‘ turn I! .sz r I‘m yI-ars 21:".
l Irtiin l. I< I!» I'. I-rn. \l.Ir..y
I ”II i'ilo III any out ll .. ka: Ih lIIy
mend. of your I :t_\'.
ll wpw‘lful'y.
.-\ lll‘ your IIl-‘Tlll: .K‘I»:xri.\‘I:I.
IL .KIl
\;.\ ll. ‘. l‘.
.\ 'l’r.ulc I “In“ .\lislukqu
The :IIIIIIIII-t IIf some uf the trades
lllllIIliK‘ tn hunt the opportunities of boys
for l. :II‘IIIIII: awful ll‘iitlt‘K H one (If the
:rexitcst mist this I»! the labor organza»
tons. “it lK corn-rally agrccd among
thou-'hlful UllKi’l‘Y' rs." says The llurt lll
Journal. “that one great need of this
c Iiizllry is I-Iilzirgcd facilities for indus-
trI:Il I Illlt‘;lllI‘ll. :III 1 curucst I tl’nrts are
living III.I.lII II mm! this need by the
cst-Iblrslnucnl of spa-vial schools and by
the incorporation of .K'tllIll‘ industrial
fI-1Ilurcs in the publu‘ school systrtn.
These I tl‘orts :trc praiscwolthv. and they
are prompted by the IRIllE\Vlt‘iIgl" that
the material prosperity of this country
depends upon the skill. iIItIIllig-IIII-II.
ingenuity and IIIvIIIItivcncss of llK‘
artisans. livery IIlIlVi'lllt‘llK of this kind
is :Idircct advantage to wachearnI‘rs.
because it atfords opportunity for theIr
suns to become skilled workmen. and
thus be at an early age independent. self-
rcspccting and useful citizens. If any
tendency In modern life is to be deplored
It is the thIIlI-ncy of American youth
either I 3 do as little work as possible, or
to do it as gI-nlcclly as possible. and so
to crowd those vocations where little
skill or training is l‘ttlllll’t’d.v It Is a
most extraordinary thing that the policy
of the trade unions is to strengthen in-
stead of to reiard this objectlonaldfiacu-
Ilcncy. One of the cardinal pri ’ 'ples
of trades unionism is to place an arbi-
trary lImIt upon the number of appren-
tices. In any given occupation. this
rule dIrc cts there must be only so many
apprentices to so many jittrneymen.
Some months ago there was acurious
case in \cw \ork of an employer who
wanted to bring up his two sons in his
trade: but when he undertook to do so,
all his men struck and left him. They
would allow him to train one son in his
trade, but- not both: the other might.
hang about street corners or bar-rooms
and grow up In idleness, but; with their
consent he could not learn his father‘s
trade in his father‘ 3 shop.’
. fr:
It Means Barnum.
[Bridgcport Standard. 1 _
Those democratic journals which have
been howling about. money in the repub-
lican canvass and pulling themselves on
the alleged superior virtue of the demo-
,crats of this state who propose to nomi-
nate a tramp for gave rnor and a pauper
for senator of the United States, will do
well to read the letter from Falls \ illage
to the New Haven Register. which we
print in another column.‘ This is, be it
observed. democratic testimony as to
the character of the democratic cam-
aign. which, “at the right moment. "
will be run in the interest of William H.
Barnum, the great “boodle” dealer of
the democratic party and boss of its lit-
tle Connecticut branch bank. Mr. Bar-
num. who Is known the country over as
the man who buys “what he wants‘ po-
litically, is announced as going for the
snntorship against General Hawley,and
as going in to win. What this means we
can all imagine, for it is said that in Mr.
Barnum’ a district he has taught his own
partisans to "st and out'.‘ for a fee. and
that he has complained on previous oc~
casious that he has had to buy his own
voters. This letter, which Is from head-
quarters, and cridently writtten from a
knowledge of the facts, does away with
the fiction heretofore indulged by the
democrats who chafe under the yoke of
the boss, that he “wants nothing’ and 18
“out of politics." It also shows the peo-
is ex ined
bl
once at subcu’
um
.Mb-llu my ct.
date for public faves-I
ple what sort of areaulta democratic
triumph will lead to, and exactly what
sort of means may be use to bring it
’ about.
The tenneit with which people abide
by their earli aith In Ay er‘u Sal-apart“:
y the fact ythat it In the boot
medicine ever mod. and in not
equaled in excellence by any new candi-
1
.>\ qumtcr of a ccntulv since more
“as an IIxtrInIrduIIIrIlv butter fecling
on the subject of clergymen taking an
active part in public political discus-
stun. lIcII a minister assailed sl: I\‘l‘l‘_\
from the pulpit it raised a fierce c horns
of criticism. He was adjurcd to preru‘ h
‘1‘ his! and him crucIl‘IId“ and not to
IIIIIddlII I\Ith affairs of tlIIs world. In
many uses congregations divided, and
the shepherd of tho llK‘Ii was nftcn
compelled t I l‘csigll his guardianship
(If tllt‘fultl llettlusv he “'uultl llts‘ls‘t I)“
prcadtiug on political sins as I\cll as
personal ones.
llut the tune has passed when it is
considered disgraceful tIItbc pulpit for
Its occupant to take an llll"l\’rl ‘!I share
in political as well as III moral and Inn
livious contloicrsv. lublic thuucht
has IJI‘UIIlIl’IlI‘kI sullici Icntly to recognize
the propriety of ministIrs fcilaruand
asserting a keen Int crest in State affairs,
and if thev have IIInthing to my worth
hearing It is rch I\III \Iith glen: IIspI III
and llllI‘llllI‘ll. lf thcv IIttII‘ tullv they
get thcmsc Ilics lIcaItilv I3II"ll“ d at. all!
III It In is it Th It IlII-y do I “I‘ll utter
lolly \IhI II they stray away from ”MI
cut and dried IIIpIcs ul~ III-clcsIastIcIsIII is
sadly true. The conventional cant of
hide-bound thought but too often makes
them utterly IIII-IIIIIpctI-III to take II
titional How of public affairs. It is the
mid story III l'M‘rllKh‘S and llls llt'lI.
\It It lll.1\ b.- said tlI.It thc IlIIrgI do
not k: :1» IlII- III :IIupnly of foolish IIttI-r-
:n Ics and Iqually Iruc isII that some
nt HIV”! are among IlIII I\Istst :IIIl
slII \\ l st think-Its on political topics.
llIII discussion of the lush question
in . llglllltl lids lllilll 'lll lllt‘ I‘lctgv
must llI‘llVI‘l‘V In Me forII. .\‘nIIcuri-
l'nI‘IIIists, l'islunlishcd I‘lIIIIch and RI-
III'IIIIsIs kclI-I'Icul gladiators. ftum :Iil
IiIIIsII II.IIIIp~. have sprung int I the ring.
in many I‘IIsI-s tlIIIr words havc [Ill
llt\fil has \‘lIlll‘lll than those of IIIIrII»
:1. IIIImIII II'IIrlIllIIIIgs. not angry pas-
sIIIu‘ lI:I\'II I‘:II;IIIl in the breasts I'III‘I-rcd
by t m cztssnck. ”no of llH‘ldlt‘Sl tx~
iIIsIIlIIIIIs III' It Is that of a Scntcli IIIIII-
.stIII'. llnv. .lIIIIIIs l'atun. who lclls
l.-r«l ll-IIIdIlph \‘hurclitll: “You have
IIII laid .IsiIlI- those weapons of abuse
with which \ou tomuha“ kcd your way
(I; mer It Is a IIIIiIIIIal Ialumitv
when men pitI .Ifurkrd into high lllllt‘r:$
:Ir-I .lIx-Iitutcnf IlIIcIIIII manners." 'l‘lrc
Scotch .lIIuIInIc IIvI-rlIIIIks the fact that
It IsIhII IIII-II “puchfurluul” into high
plums who are most :Ipt III bc dcstrtulc
II? IlIIcIIIIt manners. The lIbI-rul clorgv
llll\'I' no IIIIII'tIraI-vc IIII Il-II elIIqucncII llf
\‘iIlllI-‘I'Iltlilll. I ~IIIIsIIrt‘al th‘ parst‘ms
hurt- brushed up their lIIblIcal lure Iil
compare liludstI IllI‘ to II-Iarly I-vI-ry
lll_\‘lllli‘1ll and monstrous beast IIIIIII-
tiIIIII-d in the sacred book This is a
lllllI‘ imn IIrIIi rIIsI-IIrI-I- of the pulprt. but
unturtun :Itrly prI-l ._\ “I ll won: I II: and
tin tl-Iclu'c.
Tim clergy linvca
public attention cv “in this am- of in—
I‘rcusmg ill-'11 Isticisx \\'IIrIls IIf wis-
duIII warning from their lips. whether iIll
p IEI! ‘czil or .K'2‘I‘lnl. :Is \I‘IIll (Is on In Iral :Ir.d
r. iingIIIs liti'lllcs‘. tuzikt- :I .Kll‘rlhg lllllIth‘l
nu Ill" public mind. t’$;-I\‘lilll:\‘ III a tune
of j Illl’llilllKIII‘ (ill-‘l‘pl’lr’I‘. “lllt‘ll pub
llKllt'ZK' nearly I'vIIry llIlllllllt‘St‘rlIliln IIn
IpII-stions of public lllll‘rt‘SlI It is un-
tIIrtunzitII that more \If thcsI- gentlemen
Il-I III I cultivate the ll'lllll of practical.
IIlII ral and t-IIIIpIIruI-I judgmrnt i)“ such
suleII‘ls. Instr-ml of Indulglng sunftr‘ll
in \'\'Ild rhudnmnntadr- or .K‘i‘lIlllllt‘lllal
gush. The method of flowing the tem-
pIIraIII-II question as a political issuc is
spccially Illustrative of clerical l‘llllt‘n-
cics III this regard. A little common
sense and study «If the special condi-
tions which hedge in such problems is
worth cI'Iuritlcss reams of doctrinairw
ism. and until the pulpit power of the
land learns this it. will fall far short of
its lcgttimatc iI.tlIIcfiI‘€.~—N. Y. Times.
churtcrrd hold on
This from the report on Legislation in
thc District of ti Ilumbia. alien-d to the
Brewers“ Convention last week. shows
where the political sympathy of the
brewer is:
"Though the efforts of the PrIIlIibi—
tionists were more vigorous than ever
before. yct l am glad to state that the
Democrat ic IIUIISI.‘ has thus far slIowI-d
the cold shoulder to any bill of a
prolIIhitory character. tlnugh‘ two of
them had already passed the senate.
Twice Speaker I ”.Irlisle was compelled to
exert lIIIIIscif in behalf of our cause
when. by neglect of non~atleudancc at
conInIiIt re meetings on the part of some
of the members friendly to us. the Pro~
liibitionists Were about to carry their
C Ills. Of course it is ome satisfaction to
me to chronicle that thus far the fanatics
have failed to conquer the Lapitol of the
nation.
.\urnalk I-ire Parade.
The Gazette gives the following list of
fire organizations which will participate
in the parade of the Xortvalk depart-
ment, Oct. 12th:
.\‘cu town Hook and LilillliT. .\‘cwtnwu.
“'aslIiIII-rton hunk and ladder. l):uIbur_v.
Eu ‘ktl hook and bolder. licthI-l.
. -I hook and laddcr. SIaIIIfoi-Il.
illIl \VI‘“ hook and ladder. South Norwalk.
XIIIII‘II-ld hook and ladder. “'I-st Strait-ml.
R. .\l. l‘eissctt hook and ladder. BinIIiIII-rliam.
Harry III-ward hook and ladder. l‘crtchcstcr.
Pionccr hook and laddcr. \\'I~.~_tp0rt.
Eaglt hook and ladder. Ansouia.
(‘ onqncror hook and lamb r Turn toun
Watt-r “itch hose. .\cw Milford
Kohcnm hose. Daubury.
Alert hose. BI-tlicl.
Fountain hose. West Ansonia.
llotchkiss hosc. Ansonis.
I‘aduhuram hi 1‘. Datihury.
( lcrgynu‘n IItIIl I‘HIIIIV.K. l
q twin lance
Humane hose. Dunbury.
Putnam hose. South .\oru alk.
Eaton, Cole 6:. Bumham hose ll ridgcport.
Putnam hose. Portchcstcr.
Hope hose 'I‘nrrvtown
Douglass hose. Middleton.
Arctic hose. Hilford
Pacific DOSL‘ Stamford.
Seamstrcss engine. Bridgeport.
Compo engine “‘cstport
\ IgIIant engine. \\' LSIPOIR.
Pacific. engine, Bridgeport.
Grassy Plain engine. Bethe!
llopc Fire 00., {II-eat Bar-rim on.
\ quntcer Fire Ass II. New linen.
Echo hose and hook and ladder, Shelton.
Sonthpon en ne South
Exempt mom bliope ose No. 2 Morrisania.
New Canaan engine, New Canaan
F Irc police from Danbnn Babel, South Norwalk
and Weapon.
Martin Irons Iwas a big man a few
months ago, “bigger than old Grant.”
Bab y his one will kept thorailroad s a-
tem of the West in chaos for weeks.
was the worst type which the new labor
convulsion negut at the top. Last week he
was arrest by the police of Kansas City
for vagraucy and drunknees. He sold
out his saloon lately. and has been drinks
ing hard since. A correspondent write-
,It seems almost incredible that man
of any intelligence could have blindly
followed such a leader. His appearance,
as I saw him a few days ago, was like to
a very low grade of tramp—Ex.
If there ever was a specific for any one
complaint than Carter’s Little Pill. are a
specific for Sick Headache. and every
woman should know this. They are not
only a positive cure, but a euro prevent-
ive if taken when the approach I: felt.
Carter‘s Little Liver Pills act directly on
the liver and bile, and in this way re
move the cause of discus without first
making you sick by a weakening 3.1mm
.\VllOLECNQ. 3E
“I\‘AI. IIIIO‘I‘IIEIR I.~\\llllt.\‘l‘l§§-
Tennessee s T“ u .\uiulneen for Governor
l'lm Ibo \loliu Tugothcr.
IFroIIIthc ‘3. Y “waldo
(‘ II..\TT\NUUH\. September 14. — A
novel scene was witnessed here to-night.
.\. .\. and Rabcrt L. Taylor. the brother
candidates for governor were in this
city on tln ir way to ap filaments. Be-
sides being debaters an eloquent stump
I rs. both In Internet: are accomplished
Inusiclans the violin being their favorite
instrument. Large numbers of the
flicndsuf each assembled at the hotel
where the two brothers were stopping
ochIpI ing the same room.
After a general interchange of friendly
{I‘I‘llllg all around two violins were
brought in and they were asked to give
some music. Each took an instrument,
and moving.’ their chairs close together
they began, and for a time delighted
III! Ir hearers with some music as fine as
was ever heard here. They would throw
in occasionly the “Arkansas Traveller."
“Imsin the Bow“ and local melodies
which fairlv sci the crowd wild The
can lIIlaIIs for governor of a great state,
brothers too at that sitting tigcther in
.I thus! friendly .IIIl “brotherly manner.
pl: H in" the vIIIlIII fur the delectation of
their friends is a sight probably never
“ll llK<tNR belon- on the stump. The
lIrIIIlu Is preserve the same frIcndly rcla~
lion and nothing is said to jar the semi.
him)“ of either.
Captain Jame .\I. Sun“ Ilcn has been for
l. \‘curs (‘uIIIIIctI-II “till the I ruled
States Postal .K'e-nlce In .\cw "I\-
Icu. Conn.
.\‘Isz llIvHx Conn“ _.K’.Ipt.
.‘llKK’RK‘ I.l~2\\lK II I .I
(-I. \Tl. mun—l have :uscd your “RED
l \I Kli 1‘ ill l'l Ella" in my family as a
tonic dy for Malaria and am “'t-II pleased
\\‘llll Ilivir I'lII‘i‘LK‘. Several in my ac-
lnIvI- used the BItters for
\lIl.IIi:I :.md IIIlIIIr disorders and in-
\IIIiI-IIlIlv I\Ith {.IvIIrable results. I cor
dIIIllI' rIcunImcnIl them to thc confi-
IlIIIIcc of the public.
\‘IIurs II- spect fullv
JAMES M. .K\II\VDP\‘
llté ’ -' port l‘ust . I
\urualk ls llupp).
.\‘IIrIIIIlk bad "brains «nought t I make
I‘J‘IIILI port “shell out“ handsomely.
Th. :I- II I- re others \I ha were willing to
offer the: r “aid for coIIsidI-mtiou.
\\ hat a harvest it was for lhelswyers.
K‘uch an app vrtunity may II It occur
3mm in a ii to time.
.\‘I-rvalk can feel happy and she has
gIIIui rI-asnns for It.
\VIll Mr. “I Irrison explain how he
spv-III the mom \ '-
ll d any Inc mbcr from tln: rural "decs~
trIc ts ‘ r-IIII Ive a shat-II '
\\'h_v was IIlt‘l'l‘ any med of such an
cxpcnsc. Could not the legislature be
trusting-
Let the public know what the expense
\VIIS IiIr.
Tin simple statement is not enough.
1381
Knight. of Labor.
It is: IxttdcrstImd that at the national
convention of the Knights of Labor at
Richmond. next month. changes in the
present laws will be made that will
amount practically to neomplete reor-
ganizniun of the order. 'The district
plan w ill give place to the state organi-
zIt= .Im Hill a supreme or national assem—
bly. 'lIIc state as scutblies under the
new plan will have control of the terri-
III—y under their jurisdiction but the
acts of their attics-rs will be subject to
H‘\Pl‘$1ll by the general mast-Ir workman.
Thus \lr. I’uwdcrly will rIt :Iin supreme
control while gum n: relief from the
routine work that now falls on his
shoulders. The plan has been thorough-
ly earn asst since the adjournment of
the ( lr‘il'r‘land convention and there Is
little doubt but that it will be adopted.
A Little Eccentricity of Nature.
IL L. Clark of Higganum has a duck
that last spring laid one hundred and
sixty eggs. One hundred were batched
out, and among that; number was one
containing four legs. The legs being
one pair right ahead of the other. It
is a curiou: looking object. It walks
the same as any four legged animal.
putting the rear pair of feet in the same
track the forward ones go in. If we
cuuld have a fee of them at our fair,
they would undoubtedly sell welL Forty
eggs is considered a large laying for one
cock in a season. This duck after lay-
ing the hundred and sixty. disap reds
whether it was stolen or killed, is not
known. Had she remained, no know-
ing how many more she would have
laid-sheep River New Era.
Connecticut Patents.
“'e are in receipt from the office of
A. M. \Vooster, 436 Main St., Bridgeport,
ofjhe following list of Connecticut pat-
ents last issued:
T. P. Tavlor and M. B. Hammond,
Bridgeport combined corset cover and
dress shield: F. P. Sargent. New Haven,
device for adjusting shafts: J. H. Green-
leaf, New Haven, turnstile: M. Baker,
and S. P. Weeks, South Coventry, lap
feeding mechanism for carding Ina-
chines: J. \V. L. (‘olt and J. McNamara.
Norwich, device for tapping beer mks,
&c.; O. Lacourse. Putrnan. sash cord
pulley frame: J. Pnrsell, Sn. Thomastou,
folding music stool; A. M. Lane. Meri-
den, 3Imts.. calendar clocks; Amos Shep-
ard, Plantsville, coffee mill ; F. M.
\Vright. Bristol. and \V. M; Wood.
Cheshire, calendar clock. Designs. L.
E. Jerome, New Haven, clock case: L.
G. Hiller, Meriden. clock case; 0. Mc-
Carthy, Meriden, coffin trimmings.
Made “'lthout Authority.
The recent announcement by the
curate of the St. Francis Roman Catholic
church that parents sending children
to public schools would be refused abso-
lution was made without authority. A
decree formally sanctioned by the re-
cent Baltimore council includea the
following: ‘1“ ben. therefore, fer suf-
ficient cause and with the a probation
of the ordinary, parents wing to send
their children to the public pro.
vided that the proximate dangers be
removed by opportune cautioning. 1;:
emphatically order that no binhopor
pastor shall dare to put at! such parents
as unworthy to waive the sacrament:
either b ”cautions, warnings or by the
act itsel.
Alum-t Ran Down the Superintendent.
mlSupgintglndeugflle. 1‘1. Stevenson had:
era one a Bridgeport Snug».
day. he 10 o ‘clock New York
was buckling on Dome can on the tide
ruck, andi Super-I per-{Eteudout Steve-on
was atten in: to a job. In doing-o
km .
5° stepped!» towards Hou-
aomoie traokon which one the
backing down without vb I:
was within a foot or two of him on
he discovered his danger and out o!
the way. He immediately Inigo!-
oua protest at the engineer. Spectator-I
thought for a moment
one we: a gouer.
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the caper-intrud-
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pointed. p—
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