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‘2. t-i
ilr
'i div cvciiim; in \', liiilil spring.
* I-"“lilr‘l|l“
« “Uh.“ said Joe, I‘lli"§t|ll ltalian."
'l‘llll ,SENTINEL.
3UI'TI‘I N“N\)'.\LK. ()(‘T. 2‘. 13S“.
List of Let t era
:ri Mina.
i" lloilgloii.
Hot-«tn.
‘ ll. row, I o. L. .ivimii “it'll
N ”rd. i: s. .\ui .1 wood;
h \l .\ \.
NS lli,\\l\.2 l‘ \l
New .\ih art isvuu‘uts‘.
slici-pyizo
l,_ ll llii'lui ell. r~lll<l‘tl71'~l ‘- .::l
l r..- l :r sai-x
i 'll‘l‘ti‘h I‘I"“ll\i‘ :l'l‘ llll\ll.f t"
<«\ .. i'ltI't\\~ l‘o'lillh‘l’ > l at: l l“l|!llv l.
lain: - ll. Nash preseti‘cvl lit \‘
iii Won: \\itli :i il.iii.:.litvi‘ la". .\‘ti w! at
night. ,
ll-i‘kt‘l'lllall
\\rfiii in new
gilnl lill1lt'l'\\ czii‘.
\K' 5 iii i‘:iil hl'i llllll'l {ills
‘-!-ii'l.‘ iif fall .lt‘n-ss an» .l“
, .\.‘li ml
l‘i'iistwl‘
ll. my i ‘. lli? i\\‘3lz of N.iii_::itiink Is to
ilv l \ r ‘l'l niltlr- s to workiiiiziiicii. :il
.\liisai' ll ill. tlxid'i-vciiiiii'.
l2, (‘arnvcll of i‘aiiziila delivered an in.
s'ixig' tciiip-i'iiivc :lvlrlh“ at Music
lim in t Siiinl iv llflt rno in.
riili‘n ftll‘l Elill'lll-l'k' at
l; tigo \\'. ll ill ll'k is ipiito s-‘l‘l.tll~i.\'
iii \= :lll Al.“ l--‘: t the khliiei 4. lie is at
ll; 1‘“ ll hi ii‘i-lv'i‘ Yi- .lllll‘ tv'.
_\ i. Mi. ~ iiil'iincwlutcs. :il llclx'lyii's.
ii. ;:i H‘-'l\' s1 ‘rws vvitl close at T p lll.
i Vi :\ li‘.\_‘ll7 2 \myiit Sitiiiil iv fi'mii .\l-iii—
l' ll lillii'\, .7: i firm of ll.i!.‘ll.
iv“ i. .\r it... ~‘lll1‘il l‘oi l'iilf'il‘lk'w‘ll ’l‘liiirs-
i! ii li'l 1| llllt .~ iiioiitli“ pleasure trip,
\\'. ,\l *ll‘is \\;i.~ piwsciitcl lri-t Fri-
«in to liliu-i of the trimming depart-
ti! -:xfilwi‘o-opvi'alivi- llii: i‘o.\\iili an
Iltjtltl iasy i‘llillr. '
‘ ('Htll‘j‘lil'll‘.
Martin Bates & Co: have hired the
old \‘olk‘ [acuity uppnslle their works.
iiilwlil use it for siiii‘ lli stock.
(in-n of the large plalc glass windows
in ll. S. llrowii‘s shoe store was broken
by some unknown person Thursday
evening.
Rev. \V. H. I‘molo will speak at Ne“
Canaan tin-night. and his ailrliess'wvill
close 1: very vigorous no license cane
paigii in that town,
«liraiidrcili‘s l‘illf We at l‘laistcd‘s
The animal (‘iinYr‘lLlun m“ the \\'nmm:‘s
Christian 'l‘emperaiicc l'iiioii of t‘oii-
necticut. will he held in Meriileii. .\‘o~
venilicr 1749.
The trees on Union stri'et which stood
in the gutter have been cut down. The
strci-t is l't‘lllgr‘lt‘grhili‘tl to conform to
Franklin street:
—\"'&:ctiihlcs fresh from the farm
:everv day at C. E. iii-nimii‘s' Market. ll
“lain street.
li‘ ..-_ ll. .\.llclano will preach as usual
:‘4tiixii‘n' . ni.. (‘Jlllllllllllull service fol-
l or”: Service at 7 o‘clock p. iii. Sub-
1-." they llairs and till“
. Eternal
li ‘(l‘l‘l-‘S€," ,
J \l‘.’\ \\'. l‘owell has secured the con—
! lintc: hr heaters for the Concord street
.~i li ml house. He will put in three of
1‘ Hi.- .I_ .\l. ‘l‘halclici‘ patent. two of which
\vzll lll‘ ll inch and one a 57: inch.
William ll. Stevenscii has been up.
imi' :7 ll (iraiid Marshal of the Sovereign
lil'llllvl Indqo l. i). U. 1“. This is the
tin" viii-"r of the Sovereign lirnnd
l. his-r ilial l‘oiiiiecticut has ever had.
'l‘li - i‘ xiizoliiliitcd Road has taken the
contract for furnishing stone liallasliii:
from i‘nrpeiitei' Brothers of l'oiiclii-ster.
and the latter have brought suit against
the t‘i\.‘llp:lll_\‘ for $lllilJlll4) for breach of
i‘uttlrm“.
.\t tho s1 iteil caniin‘inication of (Yd
\\'ill i.nl.‘~‘. .\‘o. llln‘. l". .\. .\. .\l.. oii~
Tuesday evening. Ucl. lili. at 723”. ll is
cvpm .ml llizil llic if. .\. lli‘uri-e will lie
Visiting lii‘ctlirciiaizc :ilwai s
\\‘: ll‘<t'll\‘.
» ”iv and .\‘trziw :it ll-iviiioiid llios.
".\lrs‘. l‘uiriiev of llliodc IV‘iHllll spoke to
it good :iiiil'cticc at the ”peril House
l'ist l-‘i‘nlay i-Vciiiiig. llcr .\‘llll‘j‘i‘i \\':is‘.
From .l.‘l‘ll\‘.:lr‘ltl t-i .l-'-'ici). in which she
llills‘ll'le'ii the rliilnrcnt i'li'irac‘.
the temp \i‘ance work.
l'ii‘tci‘ iv l‘o.‘s iirw Xiil‘Wiilii llii‘i ctorv
is oii'. \Yc have ri-ccivcil :icoi-v lio
litc for close i xziiiiiiiiition, but we ‘illllgc
from its sac :iiil gericiul make up ill'll
11" ll:
,lI- v. ll. .\. ll~=lziiiu will address the
".l giiiu l’ in»: lll~ etiiit: :it .\lllsli‘ ll:ill
Mir lix' ‘ Win-on «oi "ll \lllV'i l'vlcsseill
{I‘ll llm'flhn lilo till." i
\ ien be. ll» lii‘ ilwfi an i l‘i‘uiil.I
lit :\\ll 3’ 1i i'li-' lllll‘ulliil Minis
running
rice x‘i‘. .ll ~ii .\liu
'lills ci'vl. \"<'. 5 it ii-
Ii.l\ fir :i t‘ilr‘in'f
' ii i». l.
i ‘
l'- iil~ v .\ i a, lltl‘ w. i l. ll'i\‘i‘l‘-
,i lii;c stx . k of spiiicc poles for
' -g tht‘n :il ’. m prim-s l‘llll‘ll;l<ill‘~’
.rli\iiiiiifiviliisvtwcl. i
V {n i”. l:'l
w «A i. 'i iii
. i ..,r, l.
p‘ii z-lo \\ ii‘. likv
'i‘ll"‘ll:t. ll is
m'. ixir'ul ~ and lug.’
Y l‘ill‘14‘.\~ l\\i.lll{ c\. i‘ li cl.
'l“ .- lilsl it‘llzll li - .. : ill- ~l"tlic .\‘oiitlii
.\ 1'.“ ill. 'l‘ ii: \ . t-"’i \\ l~o lu‘l‘l :il l
i; no vs l ll liliwu \\ t'VE'i‘ silty i~\'i‘l|lll‘.{.l
, '12.“... l‘ "M c. lll~ :i inmiiiiq gv‘lllli‘lllitlt;
ill: l l.. l}, i
t'.-. <~ {its -. »-;« hilly :iti} ill,
7!: .‘l~ \l.:ll\~§
if x. _ l"" l
oi ll-.- .1 o.-
l
. m" i” l'lllv M’. l U H. l“..i
\v ll lac l c' l in New li‘dlitllli
l i l i I 3.", The (l. H; itm w ill lie t‘l|l\‘l"‘
ililir vl .lvv l uiiislwcl.‘ elimiiiipiiictzl :it lite-l
.\Yi ‘i..;it.»l lurisi,
’l‘w i,i~\t 'l‘ii ‘swf
ill\ and i‘ ::t:'eiiis l:ll*illiixl:\. \\'n~l
inigr it til \\ but \\.* li-‘ii‘. lli\: \‘cl‘fi':
li.hl\ min: iii Ilils i‘.l_\ Two - t ‘ it :‘t ‘iixl‘
l‘llll‘lllV l' .:r lm,
3n.
iillt‘ il iv zit ll‘H‘l. . ‘
i. 1.. i ll {..tl\_ '4.“ r' viiiii'iziilvr iti‘i
.41.. t‘ s‘ llév' \;’\,.iv i'l ‘il‘Nl‘ _ .ii'iii. il lll‘
it”. i :i ll\ .\lelill\ l'l-ltlll,', He will
wit;;«_:c :! It ii ti \\. i Lu i‘l'll}‘l‘;1lll1\lll!.‘
l 'ii‘r l \l.ilv‘~ :iiiil \ ' iii.iii:i
'l‘.iAY1.x'||.I\\' i \i‘ll !' : llo- pnlnl‘ UT lllf‘
i ,i.;:i.- '_ :lli'll ll i‘lth li will give a brief
"\3* “lili‘” “l, ll!" Sll'lmlll \‘i‘llinil ‘Q‘\< in
l-i \' t Ii’fli iwl :ti“‘ pir'icli on “Sin-
iiii.g tl.i .iigli lgiiiit‘ucc-z"
.\l ‘l rl._\' r\.‘l'l|"~_: Ill" .\lwi':nii .\‘iiiitli
luivi :ii \\'iiiiiii:.uil. nus l'!ll'lli‘il. lo-
4. they with it!» ‘lli ‘3'. L..- of ll'lV below:
in; in the main to .\licli u‘l Stu-cilv. The
lllé‘ .
is“ lu-licvmi t i lig'e lN’t‘ll iiicci'iliai‘y.
.iVllllllllll" arc uiil for the wedding of
\\‘iili.tlll l . llo_\l and Miss .\‘ii-llu :\L
'|':iei‘il.- which “ill t:ii:-'- pl‘icc :it the
of the bride's. liftl‘l‘lll~‘.7liv‘llt‘-
dict l‘iriii. ’l‘liiii’uiziv i‘vi-iiiiig. ilct. Tili.
:it Vollnck.
Hay and .\‘imw :it li‘iyiuoiid llros.
'l'iic atli'iitioii wt" lllt‘ Knights of Labor
Lulu. with the lii-iiiocraiic paiiv ill
[his city is opening the eves of working:-
llh‘ll l'l'!lll‘ i‘e.il ol»_i~ c'.‘ of the lenders.
'l‘lii-v viiiinlly iissiiiiic that oiilv lleino~
c his Ill‘i‘ \\’Hl‘l{lllgllli'l‘.. ‘
\\'liite Illllli'ri have siviriiied about
the clenric lights- several nights this
\\'t't'i{. .\‘cvcrul ot the globes have been
iiegirlv liilcd with them lll an evening.
\\‘e~sec l-v our t'\:'ll:1ll:_:i'.~‘ that thcv have
appcari d all through the state. '
llicliziril l'. llth'SZ rlldl iiiriiiufiicturer
of H? Green street. .\'. \'.. who made an
:t\bt_{llllli‘lll fur the item lit of his i'rch
tori to ’l'lioiiizis l1. Millard. filed his
scheduli- .\l; bllsl.l_\‘.§liii\\'lll,l.{ liabilities $39.‘
at? H; lliillllllltl assets $lll.‘.‘tl3.5“; actual
a“. i. iiiufiafl'i’ i .
Uiic'rl‘.Joc Volk‘s .l -kes:~.\llr‘r the
[lulllut'lullt‘ c.iucus \Vediiesilay night
willll' lleiiiccmt asked. "\\'lio is this
Mart n~-;iu. iioiiiiiigited for councilman.“
All§fl
norm.“ said the iiripiircr. “and I‘ll not
vote (or a liiilizin.“ , \ .
.t‘oinstock Brothers are showing a
very large and line line of fall and
winter clothing. The stock can now be
seen to full advantage in the evening as
Well as day-time. Four powerful elec-
tric lights are used at; night. and the
gllixiiil iv :iflerii won. llrv. t‘.
3 in '
' :iccoiiipzi'iiied l»_\' lleiii *‘s kind. and were
; ui‘czitlv pleased with ilicir__visit. and hail
I“rr- lllt‘ iicipiztits ul'
,-iii linglisli branches. l. llll'. 'ilrm l;
, ial etl' in will be made to have
store is brilliantly illuminated.
Janice: ll; .\iusli of Saugatnck and Miss
“more 1. Riyiiii-nl of this city. were
married zit the bride‘s lioiiie \Vediiesdav
cveiiiiir. by llrv. U. M. l’eg:.__in the
presence of relatives and friends: Tliev
took the RJS train for New York oh
their wedding tour. They were the re-
cipieniso! many presents.
—Paper Hanging and Calciinining
Decker. 5-1 Main Street.
7 Bridgeport is advr'rll'iill; for sealed
proposals for building the new (‘ourt
lipase. They are to be handed in bi.‘
Sdiurday, Oct. 28. \V’e hope that none
of our contractors will put in a bid and
get the. job. That would be too much
for Bridgeport to stand just now. But
then they might do it.
Hus. Fields makes the following chal-
lenge:-“I hereby challenge Frank N.
Brown to run 100 yards, and will give
him 0 yards start. Also George Brown
to run 108 yards. giving him 5 yards
start. Also James Cottery to run 100
yards giving him 4 yards start. Any of
these mstcho-i to be run for $25. , ,
, . Mrs. M. F.. Moad‘a‘flome School for
Young Ladies and Children reopens
Hominy. Oct. 4th. This school is fully
supplied with a com tent corps of in-
structors; and s is
those who ore p need in this institution
for tuition. Day scholars are nine tiltell
guid given the some advantages as those
who make the school their home. A
course of lectures has been arranged in
which ore included hills 1!. L. Merrew‘a
on Ziinlogy. “ Circulars and full putiou~
lm can be had by addressing Mrs. If. E._
lend, Daria.
care is taken of,
ii is ipiite t“llllpli-lt‘. ll, takes izi l‘li‘
whole town. and \\‘lil be \‘.il:i:i‘|lc for
i‘i-l'i r '!M_ji-. .
.\~~ <taiil Siipciiiitciid. ii‘. \\'o~.l cf the
lll-llrillt‘llli‘ i‘«‘;i.l has in ii missing for
about 'wcek. .\s yet no reason has
been or ‘ovci‘ed for his sudden «l |I:lli.ll’t‘.
11.. was receiving :i s‘ il il‘V of $E‘H'l. and
'lt‘f :l‘i‘ ill‘ li‘f‘l lil‘ girl llls‘ lll \Ili')‘ to tilt‘
amount of $3Uilll lll his possession.
'l‘liz- funeral of Mrs. .\. li. St. John was
largely attended at lll'r late residence
3!. l""—1L‘.’ of-
:i ‘ lll'lu‘. .\iiioii; llil‘ iii in} l'i”\llll{lli ll ir
til trilnitcs \\‘:i~< :i cries :l! r! \‘l'-I\\'ll from
l“. cliiiicii Sunday school. in
\\'lil.‘ll tlicileccsiscl \\'l\‘1ll\.ll:‘:l beloved
,lt .ti‘li-
rlfi‘ei‘v kind of fruit in N‘J‘i‘ll an! in
low vol ii i l)‘ a! i‘. lit ltvmsoii‘s .\lzii‘... l.
ll .\l llll sti‘w l.
nil \\’cll ll . l; o; ladder v lll’liflw’
went to .\iisoiii l 'l‘liiii‘mliv .i‘2-l p :l‘l‘i‘l-
pared in the tire pariile. 'l‘iiev were
.lll t‘w iiiirchiiii: they wuiiicil. ’l‘in)
iiiiicli uppluiiw
il‘itzii: llll‘ parade. »
\\'c cheerfully c.ill :iitcnticii t \ card of
\\'. i‘. l9oote in anothercoliiiiiii aunoiiiic-
lll'L' that he will give privati- instructions
:iii.l
iiitith. iiiallc. .\ll‘. l“oo‘.e is ll ii'iivcr ’
zitixli: lll‘. and eiiiiiieiiilv iiiiziilii-wl
llhlllli‘itlr. llc isaiiii \i-of this
Illlil '- 'li known and universally cstcniii-
ml. (\Ilvl those who place (lli‘lll>t‘i\'\“§
llllili‘l‘ his instruction can he assured of
tli . llcsl and most conscientious sct‘vice
him-l «if llll‘ .\‘l‘\\‘ \lill‘k (‘l‘i‘ililtll‘fi of
Julius ifpniii‘iii have i'e-plevieil the goods
sold l' ‘l' the 1‘ ohm .\l.iiiuf.ictiiriiij; coiii~
puiiv. and the lawyers have had a “pic-
iuc“ this week. It is evident that these
ci‘cditoi's‘ propose to find out what rela~
tioiis .\lr. lfippiiiziii held with the coin-
piiiv. .\lost of the help have filllll l silu~
:ilioiis with other concerns lli'l‘t‘. .\lr.
l‘arli‘ick will probably continue business
:is socii as he can secure a suitable build.
iiiu. ,
lust \\'cdncsdav. o'n application of
Mrs. Mathews. Judge llall enjoined the
city from further construction of sewers
which are to empty in tlicdiicli iii the
south of he!" premises. This stopped all
work on that part of the system. 'l‘liiirs-
dziv t‘iiy .\ttoriicy Light called on Judge
Hall and on his assurance that no sew.
age would he allowed in the pipes until
the injunction was raised. the city was
permitted to tiiiisii laying the pip -s.
The hearing iipuii the injunction Will be
at an early ditc. ‘
liiitler leidge will liolil a reception in
their lodge room on the evening: of Fri-
dav. Oct. S. from 8 till W. This lodge
has just refurnislied their room and give
this reception in order lll‘lt the iiicinhers
of the lodge an i their friends may have
Illl\‘(Wlpul'llllllly t i visit 8111 inspect
it. There will be music. lllllfi it spec-
! le \H‘L‘tls‘
ion :i pleasant one. .\’ full attendance
of iiieiiiliersol‘ilie l.llIl.:t‘ is request -d next
\\'ciliicsday evening. in order that the
invitations toilie reception may be dis-
triliiitml lllll‘lllfl them.
—.\rt Materials at l’laistcd‘s.
'l‘lic iioi~e \\ liicli was heard in this, city
Thursday fill‘r‘lllli‘ll and which was gen-
erally supposed to have been an earth-
quukenvas caused by the explosion of the
[Minor Powder Works. at lizivchcster,
“Festchester t‘o.. by which four men
were killed and one building was blown
to atoms. 'Aflel‘ the explosion not a
portion of the inches of the four work~
men could be found iarge enough. to be
recognized. For a di<i:.iice of over half
a mile at‘oiin-l t‘i-*,::'Hiiiiai was strewn
with pieces of timber. branches of trees.
bundles of packing paper. and general
fragments. Houses in the vicinity were
badly shaken and had glass broken.
The friends of Mrs. A. B. St. John,
of Bret Norwulk. and she had many of
gnf her death which took place last Fri-
day. after a lingering illness of cancer.
Deceased was tbeqvife of Captain A. B.
St. John and was about 51 years of age.
She was a lady whom “none knew but
l-‘i love. nor named her but to praise."
Fo; some time before her death she was
aware of the fatal nature of her illness.
but bore her sufferings without a mur-
mur. All who knew her feel that they
have lost a friend and none more so than
the writer whose thoughts turn back to
boyhood‘s days when he resided with the
family of which 3 e was amember. If
there are reserv places in Heaven Mrs.
St. John occupies one of them.——Bt idge‘
port Post.
The. more we learn of the republican
candidate for governor. the more we are
satisfied that he is in eve respect a fit
man for the place. Sue is the testi-
mony of many who know him and who
can have no possible motive. personal or
political, for magnifying his good quali.
ties. Be is a mas 0 great personal in-
tegrity. of sound practical intelligence,
and of stuldy political independence.
Unless the democrats makes nomina-
tion of remarkable merit, independent
voters ore likely to give their support to
Mr. Lonnslmry —New Haven News,
them in this city. will be pained to hear— ,
ENTERTA 1331158 TS.
.\hwcus‘ in “A ‘i'l‘t‘tll Vt rung:
lliglitcd."
Next Tuesday evening Jon. A. Stevens
wi :ippc.ir:it Music ”all in “.\ (‘rrcat
Wrong Right-ed.“ 'l‘liisisii powerful and
pictiireui‘ueplsy in which Mr. Stevens
stroiig‘point:are lirouzht out. and are
so; clean and with illl‘ tin-st .illil staii-
ling s‘cciiic til-9L“ 4. Mr. Stevens last ap—
pearance licrc \v: ‘ in “Unknown." in
which lie iii-H ily pleased a large audience.
.\s an :11 i ii‘ his superior ll'RSJllvl appeared
in this town. er-ats (“ill be sccurcd at
lloyt‘s. The following dwcriptioii of
the play in which Mr. .\‘ieveiis will up-
peur Tuesday. which we take from the
.I no .\.
St.1.~iii Dispatch is lnh‘t‘t‘rlingz—Tllt‘
pircc c- :iinsa prologue in five acts.
lzi tlici t. Kenneth Ii‘i‘Wili'll iJohii .\.
Stevwiiflu unjustly :iccusi‘d of robliir)‘.
takes the name of ilicliaid irighl. is
(‘dlll‘ll‘lx‘tl and sent rice-l to transporta-
tion for life. The scene is on an island
in the I).ll‘_‘ill.‘. among: coiivicic. and the
horrors of convict life. all partravcd \Vlil}
a close regard for thrilling SLlltlliiitis‘.
.\‘yiupatliv for l‘oiivict iii“ i‘ltll‘llill‘d
litighii is gained however. not alone
1hr IlILZl) i124 sufferings but through his
heroism in refusing i i he {he means of
punishing u buy convict. which cams
INF ”right the punishment he sought l -
avert from ii e tiny. There involt
among the convict '. tlic piisoii authori~
tics are overcome Illltl icft upon a desert
island. liu'll‘ll‘il liriglit is suspect-id by
his fcllow convicts of l=ctiaviii:: them.
and he is left climiini to a rock iipcii
another island. ll" ic' himself.
rescues the prison captain. 311‘s. (ii‘aliaiii
and her daughter .\lillic. “fill the four
are picked up by a pas~iiig sicaiiier.
()ii board the \‘t'~s‘i‘l liriglit is slt‘lilllllll‘t'll
by the captain. and when liiouglit on
shore is'placeil iii jiil. Tlll‘i‘llgil t':e
laliorsof .\lillie'liraluiiii he is i'eliuiqil.
the two are iiniz. .l owl the)? 'ri turn to
l'lnglnl' '. “'licrc ll iw.loii‘s iiiiiocctiye i-i
estzilili: nil. ilie’giiiliv pitiv I‘llillflilil.
:iiiil tliiis :i great wimp}; iitzlzi ml at ill‘l.
Til“ .\i‘i lili‘ i lii- i‘l\‘ :lli.l ili'l li'i‘< :tl‘i‘ lii‘\\‘
‘lliil wi-tidci'fiil :lZ‘EI well Liter-ii: :lie
\‘Iii‘ictv changes of the :ictiviiul‘ llicplu)‘.
Especially if this line cf thc llzii‘il‘nct.
mscs
which tiist shows the c1i~t away just
risen from the rick “till his c' tins
about him. He ilepaits lll ll catacidc.
and :i p::ii \l':llll;l pumvs lit‘li‘\~‘ lllt‘ st‘iue‘
bringing on tin-42mm tire of the lSlf'}; l,
on which are llll‘ c'ipt iii: and th-
liruliciiiis. 'l‘liis.ninvvs l‘ll‘. sin-wing the
llllls‘ of i‘ic (‘I‘li\‘li‘l<‘. which t’cviich into
tli-- ll. ck of 2m oci-aii Sli‘lllli‘l‘.
“I‘lic
“Til“ Bunkers lliiiglilci” will be i~l;i_v-
c.l at the (lg-rid llous . Mon 1 .5 ch Hing}
under lllt‘ iii-iii ieeiiieiii
'l'liln‘ is the leiiill: m .is‘ in of tins
popular :llltI lllt' ditiiixi. and weary
iiiloiiiicil it Will l~c \: ii at t‘ie “pet“:
House iinilcr tin llll“l i‘ivwralnlc coinli. .
tzoiis. The l‘.\ ‘tl;~\ Elle l‘ uh .l *lll'lllll sun s:
“\‘ross'eii‘s liiiikci’k lhiieliivi‘ t‘oiiilm ii
lion appear. ll let right liiloreadrliglit»
\‘il :2" lli-iiw‘. ’lili“ piece loss lh‘i '1 priss‘id-
iii in this c‘zv 'l iiiiiiilwr of llllli‘~‘_ lint
timer lu-tti i‘ ii: ill
iii the fvtiflii :l"l \\.l\ liii ’. :litl:
short to so: the and iviicc.‘ ‘
l‘illie‘u‘il'x‘r
Liiilu-i ‘.-. lLiiigliicr.”
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Kid. Ulric-J. 'l’ltc illl-‘l l “
OPEN LETTERS.
hangers to llcultli.
.‘u’cssrs. Editorx:—-The experience of
other cities. as the result of the Construc-
tloll (if new $0\\'t‘l‘~‘. Ollgll! l 1 ill‘ :i warn-
ingi i liii< city. The result has frequently
been an epidemic of i ' case. resulting
fatally in some lilSt?1l‘.l‘f~‘. The the of a
mmlcralc quantity of disinfvetmits would
he a sullicmnt remedy. The zitn'iosplit re
“hereon “Est Avenue. "El High street.
and on “Remington street. ins Ii(‘(2l ex»
cewlinglv otl'ensivc. for several weeks.
soziictim during the day but more
l‘Ill'l‘illt‘iHrit‘ by night. 'l‘liecoinmiig.poon
health oiiélit to attend in the matter,
that We may be saved from the almost
‘lllt vitalile coiiscqiie‘iwes. '
l
South .\‘rirw tilt. 0 ‘l. ‘z‘lu
To the thin-us :lllll’Irii\|l:|‘Vrr\: of the
(‘ily of south ..\ol‘\\:tlk, :iiiil irf 1|..._
(initunl .\‘l. .\‘rliuul District:
l’viir vars ago ilicsiiliscrilmr 51mg:
iiiuiiiil‘acitiiiog steam .il :iizi‘ fin."
.ii.=l {XHVVS ltl yciit‘ (.1; for 1w”
~-l:i.~:—~lil‘5l. lixviizc.‘ Lithlc
to cstalilis‘iia tiriziiilli ‘ '
llilil [ll lit‘ .\iix't'lixll ‘ .r‘l l,
in a~
up hi: iiiiiiil
sonar plzicc
iio~ iiiiiiiu-
factory ”f tip-5.x go-uis l-t‘lllL: located in
.\‘oiitli .\‘orwzil‘q. lie iii/night ii JI ‘ullllfl
tiirzillv lil‘ll tlic ll'llll" of the locality
woull came to his iiiniiiil‘neiogy r. thi-r
than go clsvwlictc. as on y c: 3.."
Would he: 1.“. l’i'l'l in cxtcm lllit‘l‘t‘elt .l.
.\‘ow after fl ll" 2 ill"- 1‘:i~’- pay roll of ”“5
iiiziiiiifiiclory Is Mine than SCLUJH a-
iiio:itli which is p aid \-.‘cckl.v to tliowork~
mi ii. who in turn spend their money
in this city. As this was and yet i. it...
onlv l-iisiin'ss cf the lilllli iii .\‘Jiitli N m
walk. is :1 .t this clear gain to you. iiii-l
arc \‘U‘l not liciiii-l to do at Last l'tlll‘ll
:iliil l’XTH'! Jll~f1cc i” such :l (alum-[“3
it" you aic. lwant t i (fall _\ our attention
to :i traii» ‘ on the out cl‘ s \me iii
;.ii:l:.ri' ‘ 2.”. r l‘[' gouging
y. in ice _» 'iizit it I‘ infinit—
i‘rlllilylc ‘il l‘l'l‘F‘t' I‘ll. ti
\v-i‘;‘..l l»:x ,\~ iii 2i:«\ ‘-\tlt‘
-.l pix Jilil cu or
i‘i‘ - “:23 (l.
to us II.‘ Nona-i2“. c. “l‘3 :iilii; la :—
iiiss lllt c. and ll.\f ion, um: 1..
v.:i:.‘ bro? .i\.‘..
‘ ::\.\ii;ivi*is iiii
int; ll. c ‘
izis t" r ii“
l.!1ll.-fil‘~'l
.lid iii-t
opp-turn _v
o.,:~ 1tl‘.'.‘!ix<l‘l;:
iilll’ i ii. . l. t 1 no ii;
iii i‘ll.‘.it_1‘ illliis coutr...”
lllv
fl '\ 7; :il‘l
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lxiiil
(in! we
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of ail 1.1:: i rev-.1
i‘... wl
i‘i_:.
-»ni..‘ll lilo \\
lo iii
.12.‘:{
Riat‘i Zl
:iii YX h.._\ -r lillil‘i‘ll\, 5‘. inc l‘.‘ .
. ._\' :. 'ciiiii to (“innate ill the \v ik.
Tlli'V‘ uni '. ciiu-zi'tdl iis l’ti- plan.» at ii
feet; 2 inch pipe; cost SM.‘ 7, to accom-
modate N. C. lily and two Savings Bank
lioiiscs:l\'. L‘. Ely paid $25, per year,
Savings Bank. first» house $7. Si‘cciid
house afterward $7. totsl $39.0” a year.
May. 1853, Riytnoiid sr.. west from N.
\ljliJOX‘S house. to :iccomodate two new
houses—II. E. Boomer and Mrs. C. H.
Stevens amount paid one half of cost.
viz. Shift). yearly rate ri-ceivrd 514,00.
“dint percent did they pay? In 18$“
Messrs. Dickerinau and Nash petitioned
the watcr commissioners to extend pipes
through Bay View Ave. The board rc-
fiiscil to grant their petition unless peti«
tioiii'rs would guarantee a return of $20
per year upon the extension. In July.
1881. Mr. F. Burrilt thought it would be
a g i ii thin; to liiu c public water upon
his premises. and he got it. by extending
2:! his own expense from
five” to his Island. through a public
‘-'l‘!‘:i cf the i'll}'. a pipe that supplied
iii: iiculs. i-v paylltfi the lle‘ll'll water
rents. \Vliiit per cent did he guarantee?
.\nd in fact every t xtensioii made since
ili . :it‘lllili coiiipletion’of worksmf which
'iiiyi‘ ~iiilc.iii lie fuuiid up 1-) .\lom‘cc
st. extension in .illl‘n‘. l\‘\‘l‘-. by prisiiit
b- :ird, has lwen the subject of some
ri-rcial Life or liargwi. and if it cuitract
mi in per cent guarantee is illegal then
so is one based on (l per cent or H“ per
cent return on extension made.
Now :is to giiaraiiti es imposed by prcv
sent board. where are they. and have
they lllli’l‘l"xi any injustice upon any
one. The)“ arr just four and as follows:
.\lr. tho. Sci-field. Lower .\I2lll street:
Mr. John ll. Knapp. Ritoii Hill Road:
.\lr. Henry: Siyin air. .\‘cviiiuur Plume;
.\lr. l“. S. Lyon. lliy View .\vciiiie:
:‘. pthv shrewd lct of men aren‘t they.
\voiild‘iit submit to l-c imposed upon by
water.i-oviiiiiissioncrs with in per cent
utiaraii: ice unless tluv gi-t tliwinnoney's
\vortii. \viiiil-l tlia-i'; \Vell. (lie fact is
cvmy one of tlieiii gets full value for
money paid, and in two cases llu y are
ltllllli 2i<>~ L'1lllli r4 l:_\' the m~ iicjv paid liv
ilieiii. (hie iii‘ th- in was rvlc w il from
his gll‘ll‘llllh‘t‘ in less than uni-year by
r~':i<oti of iiicrca~eil llllllllh‘l' of t'ikcrs of
waiter from new l‘.<lll\‘-‘< built on Me of
tripe. :Ell-l :iiiotlici‘s p:i}'!ii~!zT~t-scr\tisiilcr«
ililv r~ duct ‘1 from s xlllv' cause.
Now lil‘ll has the l" ilxcy puruiul liy
pi'v-vioiis and tan-suit bolt-d of out *r
i‘-It|llll..~‘~lillivr~' ii:i-l tin-approval (if the
citv. ltliiiik tli ivcatiriut l~ca doubt
of it. Hit cv i‘\' l': iii-l Ilt‘l’t'l‘fl‘WI’tfi You
i ive only l.:’:ll'i p of Ill“ split.-
lllillil-i'r :ii \vii'cii .\1ili'r iiiai Hrs li.-.vc
been c 'iidii'i". ml. 'l‘iicsi \\‘ll}‘ this great
i'ilillfii- «‘l‘ :iipznilt i’ll;ll‘.,.:~‘ .ll piilifzc
w l llltflli .\l: nu? N iw li< "my i x
ll‘. .l'~ towed.“
‘lllt‘ ilillt‘l‘ in lllt r. .- lt l i am through.
_\ i‘Ull‘Jlllllifl of the i‘niiiiihti \‘oiiiicil
lit
sp. c: zlivtifi 0.1 \\":: \‘il :i.Z \\-‘l\‘ t \ l' .1
\\i"l’i’ to lw seen in t :c « iii - ‘ of \\'_ .\.
Hi zii«"-.z tlw
Knapp, l‘lv' (ii‘i‘lziim‘t. t
coniiiidtic ii:--'. to up. ii lill“
l»:»l \\:i< ii: ull‘ cut ll ::i ll..-
!i~ :i-. .l.~l l::iti.li.l !: {l
was ill" lowest l. l :-
~l.:-‘;‘..i l:.i\‘o ln‘: ll ..\..
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c ‘ltlillllli‘l'
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our this
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Mrs H. l‘.
llli“
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\\ ifc llic c3
.\‘nw l‘.‘ill'i’lll
lilwllli i‘s ."
'~' ii‘n‘. ti'» - i‘li) . lit‘ l \« :\ ~u lit-i l_\'
-li_v in .. 1‘; cl' lid: \\‘u i. {.1
home i.i X. \\ (Nimitz. wf .ill imiii‘iEims
v'li llic lmwcls. .\Ziv w: _~li'l. i‘lll} Ill‘ lili ‘1
lmiiis. ll. r iliiigiiii . \\ ho llJ‘ lu . 2.
in It limp» l‘ i‘ (love '
l; iiiie tml i_\.
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t. i:
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.\ll'«‘~ I:i\_:l is \\.is: :\ git :il sl: w“
.
to llic people of New l‘iii.i.~i’iz :ii:l livi“
tinny li'ii'ii-ls iii that l‘iJ‘i‘. .\‘lio \\':s~
L'lw +3 r- ‘;\1’l‘l' i uli ‘z'c he llVili. ulr
lvcl 'l wid» a‘ll’v ~of \\ inc. Irh'liiis’
whivw. ill-iv lwii'i‘il‘i ll -\\ 2‘ ,\li‘. ll 3;. rs‘
"‘,\«‘1i~-llli;\i‘2* l‘\)£:‘l‘i'll} t r liiiii.
Iii ‘li-nioiiuin.
.\i c. me- tin: of tile l~‘ii’~.t 3!. l2. Sun-
il;|)‘ .\i‘il A ll ilt itI \ 1"..2‘llll. Illl‘l‘l‘iltthlllg
llll‘lili ii ;l ti ll‘ll-‘i‘ !
'l‘li» llll :r‘uile
n‘ll‘ ii '-“‘.: l
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i‘. l u. it .~ ‘-
r. Til!» \ i: .\2 .lwll\‘
with t‘o. ' ll vi l‘.r~: .\l. i: vi.
illlli .\Cziul l_\ » lio '. ieizali-r ll pi~ j» r tun!»
we .\ll-tlllxl l‘vi‘d'il cur Illilil'l'i‘liillill ol'
iti'l‘ servzc‘e" :is‘ a; cliiistziii worker :lllll :
Sun-lay sch-ml lezii‘licr. Ill be: lle‘ \llt‘
was the t‘llll‘l‘illllli‘lll of the cliristiiiidv :
she pr-il'i'sowl. livery Work “as '
siii‘col‘ licr \‘Jv‘lllt‘l'zllli‘ll. .\!i:- gave of be
time and talents. and was :i iiio~i t ilier
eiii, woikci' in all dcpaitiiieiils of tlic
l‘lllllt‘ll. :iiiil t‘>llt~‘i‘lllll)‘ as a Silllilllfi‘
school i x:iclicr. ll‘ci‘ giii'ul \vrivs :iiiil ;
spiritual iiii‘ililics made thciiiscchs felt :
upon those \lllli'r lli'l‘ instruction and;
care. Here she will be iiiisscil to an cx~
teiitoiil)‘ second to that in her home.
Her death was in the triumph of a lirm l
faith and sure hep ._ .\s‘ a church and ’
Sunday schocl we ext did our heartfelt
s_\‘iiipatliy to our" deceased sister‘s hus-
band and relatives iiiilicir sad affliction.
i‘. l“. “ALIA“ K.
)liis. l“. S. .\‘iwiioi ll.
Supti‘iiitelblciits.
gum!
'l'ltc \chool Hills (0‘ he I'ulil.
.\t the meeting“ of the ‘iioard of F. iii
cuticu on the 22d of Sept.. .l. M. White
dorf oil‘crcd the following iesoliitioii:
' lesolvcil. That the actin.' school vis-
it fr be instructed to refuse to certify and
the auditor refuse to audit the l-illsof
the South N.ii‘\\'iilk l‘iiioii school district
until the rcconiineiidatii iis‘ of the :l‘lir‘
Board of Health are properly complied
with." .. ‘
The resolution was considered at a
s iecial meeting of the lloard \\'edncsil:i_v
evening. and was defeated all the Board
voting against it except .\Ii‘. liilciidorf.
The presciit school committee have
carried out. the recoinuieiidaiions of a
special committee to invcsdgatethe mat—
ter referred ti and which wire adopt-‘d
bv the District at a large meeting. The
”forts made to bumper and annoy the
District committtee have been out of
spitefind come to naught. as they ought
to. “'hnt is needed ,is a spirit all around‘
to do the best possible with the schools
until the completion of the Concord
street school house. and it is time that
the nonsense about the sanitary coiidi«
lion of Union school house ceased.
unooxsuui. I
Miss Alida Senior of Newark, N. Jn
has been visiting her annt,Mrs. Tristrain.
John Ayers is repainting the Island
Belle at Cos Cob, where she is on the
ways.
The admission to Prof. I’eckham's lec-
ture next Friday night has been fixed
‘\l\ i!~. "\vis‘ticiv‘
'illl‘il=vl in. l‘. : imz, Y“: 'l llltl)‘
‘: .ej i-zii‘ \ll'l\‘1«‘ w... ll iiiI. :iii-il
that ' t‘w~ll‘.“.'.'. il\\l‘ .it :i lulu-r
l”.«~ :-.\v :l‘ led It‘ s litr< ‘l for tic J.
13!. 'l 3i :‘i'ln l‘ (131‘: x A .f \vw \wiii. :i
l .: li~ ill by y.
; :il‘i-
tu‘l‘
is \\\‘
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:ul li-. 1‘
with _
In ‘ I.
1.x. l u‘
Itiiil l ivt.
inst int h“. not «m H van; ll ‘vl't. mi-i .iiig‘s
ir.3 Tiritnlier
.\- l‘. 51-? \\
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.\r . .‘» . \‘.'
.1 . ;.‘ ii \v i-.:‘ is i‘ii
ill‘l‘-‘ll \vitli ii« it: our riol-~:i\oi :iii.l§
will: all other iii'iciié‘u. liii‘ci‘s‘ locum-ll in
it. it seems: l ll< :l wifl gowilliout s:i_v-
in: llmt yin: . *iJii ~ \ lo lze. and these
.‘llf' l ir Li
xviiulv- Illflms‘ of U‘ii‘ pimple llic sii.ili‘=}'
ll‘i‘lilllli‘til l‘xll'lliii‘il to lle‘.
'l'iii. ll \\‘\lu_\‘:\ l‘i livii 1-: .\l‘i-"u. i‘o.
\i. ll. li.\\'.\l-‘Vl\. l‘lili\’l'.
li‘:l<u:i~ i-vpl s‘ll: l'ii-
I'liut Tcu l‘cr (‘csit .iiiil Illher Iiiiaruiitees'
\Vilt‘ll :in ex \Yater l‘ominis‘siozier.
who. by spiciiil bargain. has taken llil
cent. a year on an extension re-
prcaclics the undersigned with having
taken lil per cent tlieii loiigi r silence is
a sin and a public reply to some of the
many attacks town the water board ii
diitv.
-\lliliiig the main: water charter l:l\\‘<
\‘t‘l‘a‘ who li we come to the front in the
poi few weeks. the writer now takes
his .\f iiiil. .‘lll‘l wishes to remark that if
the charter is of are; legal value or worth
it ceit iiiilv gives the commissioners the
pow l r to make contracts in :lltiii‘st every
matter i'el‘uing to water business. so that
if they make a contract wit‘i residents
upon any street to furnish them with
water at special rates I believe that. con-
tract to lie good legally and iiiorallv.
wcii ler if any of those people who are
denouncing the water commissioners for
adopting the 10 per cent rule cvt-r licaid
of any special rates. bargains or pcr cent
in use before. If they did not tlii ii they
only air their ignorance of one, of the
commonest practices of previous boards.
.\linost from the foundation or (‘iilllplg’<
tioii of the works. guarantees or special
rates were demanded and cufoi‘ccd. run-
ning from 6 p: r Ct'lll to 1-10 per cent a
vear. on cost of extensiuii in case of
families. and as high as 200 per cent in
case of factories. It will thus be seen
that guarantees or special rates were not
original with the present board. Oh, no.
we don‘t claim that livnor. still we be-
lieve that a fair return should be guaran-
teed the city-in loving: ‘pipes upon the
ouilving streets of this place. because
there property generally is taxed upon a
low valuation. in some cases almost
nominal. and if they don‘t receive much
igeiierallvl in the way of publicimprovtL
lllL‘lllS they don‘t pay much for it. Now
a circle with the depot as the centre.
with an average sweep of half a mile,
will reach abut“ all the great consumers
of Water. “’ithin that radius the great
majority of the money is paid bringing
the average per cent up to about 11 on
at lifter 11 cents, a price that will admit
of everybody attending. and we hope to
see a good house. aiil as the lecture and
views are of a high order a rare treat is
expected.
An amateur dramatic company has
been organized in this place and assisted
by talent from South Not-walk and N91"
walk. They are rehearsing the temper-
pcrance drama entitled "The. Last Loaf,“
and it is expected that it will be played
in Brookside the last of October or the
iii-9t of November, announcement of
which will be made later.
All cases of weak or lame back, back-
ache. rheumatism. &c., will find relief
by wearing one of Carter‘s Smart \Veed
25 cents.
.If you are tired taking the large old—
fashioned grlping pills, try Carters Little
Liver Pills and take some comfort. A.
(1nd.)
man can't stand everything. One pill a
and Belladonna Bzickacbe Floaters. Price _
cost. Then in considering what shall be
paid by outlying districts is it unfair or
unjust that they be charged 10 per cent
return upon cost. a les4 rat) really than
is being paid by the Centre.
It might. be truly said in reply, that.
theintroduction of water'into these back
streets would stimulate building there,
thus adding directly to the taxable pro.
petty of the city and an increase of water
rents, but'does‘ut the persons who own
the property in such streets receive a
greater proportion of benefits by reason
of increased value than the city does.
For general information there is ap-
pended below some few extensions made
by former commissmuers, when made.
l'Zl :i .‘ ii‘ iii. etiiig. ch
z'i'civ xii-:i‘: ltd: -i‘*
. ».- -‘,t\ x-IV \\‘;I‘l'r PIllt“.
‘pzo:
:ziisii p tied to “that ii in. bully" that
the wish of our cittkt'lis as \‘Xllrtfiflfil
. elm. has been cti‘
«It'rl’lllg lo I‘Xltn'
iii a lll“~l~’\‘l. com.
i.iiiic.it;oii to that linily we \‘iilllllt‘ll t i
made iii-orc- tliiiti anv
.islmarii oi" \‘illllllll<.~3‘\!li‘l$. \\'e
were elitii- lyt H lll-‘ilr‘fil :is the full-RV-
i.-..
until
t S.it‘li$lil!l~%
t..l;_ ii from the books of
. . l‘: iv. ;
l'.\“-.isio:1~‘ c as: iriii, .$‘.ri\l7fll.
1‘77. HE‘S".
19‘ lllT.‘.l.
ls“! 122‘ Ml,
‘ 1“ ‘. . . dilll“.
-« ml ll:
“ 233 l‘.
H? ll.»
I‘i‘.‘ i,I‘.\_
‘i‘ til (”1‘ ‘3 yr Ill“ Silllr'.l;.
l‘._\l~'ii\; "is i‘ N1. \ i;i:' i‘\‘i .Q MEN".
. I I
:\l-‘Yl\;«h"~ c «t .\ contravtnl \ii ~_ ~
ll ck i‘illlll‘: to lie :l‘I'lf‘tl.
iis i » l\\'i. \\ in l} the I‘.~‘lll :1 cost
:l-l is ll'« 'vi‘tmn. l l: we :ttIll\“I
l .2 ti I I i‘
\l..
1‘» \‘e
rvcr it. .‘ilr. ‘.'l}’lx‘ll. a
l\. ' v c ii‘l‘flil iiiric, lllllllxi ii l!l.‘l\‘ reach
" t til, lri l!\:.l l‘.l~i‘ -il..l sin i. u
.s 2 ~z‘il . \p .. l t lh‘. l-‘i.~:iiil;c:il:-~ve
' iii \i‘i'll (li‘t' iii 9 _vr:ii‘~‘ lwaii has
‘ .\ln ”slain-A
l3“
.r.... ..n which about
5‘3““ of \\ but been i V}\“IIAI'W| in ‘J
vears I‘l“‘\ toil: to “‘3. adding tli.- exten
\‘ollis‘ of he‘i. lll-‘ writer lii‘lllt: :\ iiiciiili -r
of (h i: ll and to ll‘i~ \‘i-zir's. and voii llIlVi‘
:i li-lfll of ‘Jell ”‘3. or :01. ill $iitit worth
cf l'Xl ‘I‘~l over all . l‘u r bikini“. l.—~l
i‘w \‘i-Hlllllll-‘I‘ of i‘oiiiinoii t‘oiiiicil \X'
plain iiwlt‘ if 1: can. hill :11 the same
time inform the public \vli}: g‘ites Were
coveted on Washington :iii-l .\hin street
criusxii: when that project “as cl {catcd
vlll City In"! ting.
131 c inclusion. trusting l have iiimle
clear the ill pci‘ t‘r iit :ioil H‘l‘HLI: git-initi-
tec~‘.l am most rcspcct fully the city‘s and
not an iiiilivnlual‘s \\'ainr Ci‘llllliis‘~iiilli‘l‘.
\Y. \\'. (‘u\isTi-i x.
Illl\\'.\\’ I‘UN.
indie Mitchell and "llrlill‘lt‘r
have been visiting at (i. \V.
.\Iis<
.lohn"
lirvaiis.
F. Iioylstcii made a shipment of cat‘-
ri:i;:es s1 ick ti .\ustr‘ilia one day this
week.
The Riilroad company are making
some needed improvements around our
station.
E. 'l‘hotnes received S\‘\‘t'l'tll cars of
coil this week direct from the mines.
.\lr. Felton‘s family have returned to
their lioiiie in Brooklyn. ‘
(Chas. Thomes. .l r.. and wife returned
home Saturday after speiidiii: a few
weeks with friends in Bridgeport.
Misses LE7 in Smith and llilihle return~
ed lioiiie:froin Ridgrtield on Monday. .
There will hen musical and literary
entertainment in \IIL‘ lirookside chapel
on Friday evening. Oct. Sth. Prof. Peck-
lltllll of Brooklyn will contribute to the
pleasures of the evening. Admission
Ii l‘t‘lllS.
The wife of Capt. Johnson Jennings.
a former resident of this place. died at
her home on City Island on Monday last.
At a regular meeting of Risiii; Star
Div. .\‘o. 40 S. of 'l‘.. held on last Friday
evening. the following officers were
elected for the ’quarter commencing Oct.
1. lSS6:—E. 11. Beacon. \V. P.: Mrs.
Frank Crockett. \‘V’. A.: Harry Slierer,
R. 8.: llattie Moore. A. R. 5.: Geo.
“licks. F. 3.: Jas. E. Stevens. Treas.:
Mrs. \\'.J. L‘rqw. Cliap.: Emma Cush»
man, Cond.: Millie Young. A. (Zuni:
Emma De Lmnbrado. J. 8.: Arthur
Crockett, O. S. The Division is making
preparations to celebrate its first Anni-
versary of which due notice will be
given.
The Chautauqua Literary and Sé'ien-
tilic Circle of Rowaytou will hold its first
regular meeting for the season of 188637
at the residence of Rev. Mr. Potter on
Monday evening. Oct. 11th. The offi-
cers of the society are Rev. J. \\'. May-
ward. President: Mrs. “'11). J. Craw
Secretary: As per circular—the (I. L.
S. C. is a school at home—a school for
one‘s own house. It is for college gradu~
ates, for mechanics. merchants. appren—
tices, mothers. busy house keepers,
oystermeu, farmer boys, shop girls, and
all persons who wish to beenrolled in
the great- university of self-culture.
The course includes simple, entertain-
ing and instructive reading in ancient
and modern history and literature: in
physical. mentil, and: moral science.
and in all matters that: pertain
to a tone life—physical, intellectual in-
dustrial, domestic. social, political, and
religious. It is unaecmrian and unsec‘
where, distance, cost. and rate charged.
The following is the first of which there
is any record in commissioner’s office:
September, 1876. in Raymond st.. from
Buy st., west 175 ft.. 1 inch pipe,to larizo
house of Nelson Wilcox, cost $65.00.
special rate $15.00 per year, after
reduced to ulor totes. October, 1879.
tional. All are alike welcome to its
fellowship. Course for 1888-87, English
History, English Literature, English
Composition. Astronomy, Geology,
Pedagogy, Readings from French Liter-
store, Social Questions, Religious Liter-
ature. Persons wishing to join the class
will please send in their namesto the
dose.
Meadow an. m Woodward Ave, 36;}
secretary of the society.
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