T” l) sttxrli'lN-ni.
WM 'l‘u Mtl<\\‘.\ Lit. (it“t‘. 2'1. Hum.
.\l Ilic lint-tint convention hill in \t' i-
tori-airy llw
l‘.‘;1tl‘l. at .i
pledging the l
\‘lllll'lllili‘ ' ‘t 3’ it"llll“i“‘.“(‘»3
Ul‘ t‘t ~‘--ll1lii|:l‘
llUllllilLli-iilllvifl the li~ "H
support of iiil active means for the slip
pressicn of llliulllp.‘l‘allt‘”, it‘ll-l r.>e,~:li~
lll-‘llilllltl education of the pzuplo to pro-
hibit}. vll by it constitiizi “ttll :iiil».": l'ltt‘ltit.
tili' ti‘ldsllim t i ‘lri stilt lil'i‘.‘.l to lll.‘ p; .‘v-
tilt‘, 10;; lt‘lliss-a of all lulitlii‘ll txltillus.
.\t l‘rw .il'l .t lll~‘:'ll:lg Ul tlli' l‘...it‘li- 1'-
ll ml of l. Lurl‘.) live l'l'iginevrs iil Ni'w
Yuk \‘Ciwlzn-sl iy. Itlr. Ariliu. tlic ll~ .1l
Hi lllt':l)l‘tlt-T, s I
‘ l hm \Vtis opp \.“.‘-l to ill ti~
iy tluorgo's tha. lit“, and give us :i re :-
:50“ that " quite 3 number of our nit-in»
hers tt\\‘.‘i lllLl!‘ own homes. and lzinl
stile they would seriously object t-i gir-
ing lllt‘lll uni/TA benefit inon \‘cllodon‘i
own their lillzni—z and never would if
their p ~s~"s=i.vi ilepinded' upon their
own exnr i‘~ "
l‘or tlie tirst llllli‘ in .\t‘i:int:iln\t ildrnp
of llllHXil‘Jll'l‘; ill‘lnk Can he s lld li':::illy
within i:~t lllltllw :iiil from this lllll.‘ Le-
giil. tile nail t-csi of pioliiui: on. All tin-
lk'll‘l'ill‘lll.‘ elumil on July l List. but ser-
wml \\ 1i ‘it'n‘lllt‘ ll.“ eases held over. They
have linen expiring; gr'l lll-iliy uritil 'l‘lies-
llti‘
il.i_i'. wunti tlimo \\.ls i‘lll‘
lll.”
1mm.» lu‘ltH
(A 1.", ll): decision
oi l‘lv .z-lte ‘l‘l,
Two wooks
on council p:\s..'.l :i i‘t-soliILt in :illwwilt;
m... (an.
«.t we was mosml. the
3;»
t..~ \‘itv brewery t.\ -,i.-‘.’.v.‘i‘ liner in tlze
e i i‘ t l l'i'~‘lvl“ll'." ml or let. Til lyiu‘ llill-
'ti‘l.’ \vtled tlils in ul-nl‘o .‘l at l ly night.
fun way lllliili‘illll‘n lll‘l' ll\\\\'.l)' lll‘lllll‘l’
! aims. and lll» i.t\\ null be rigorously
eill‘oli‘ed.
illl’Jl from now i: .ti‘t til it is:
of tux! ). .ir.
l‘l‘uhlli thin will ll.l\e :i timi‘
Nov-int of
.\t :l inlw‘.‘ iii ‘i-lt: .: held iii .\‘C‘\\ litittill
~:~.i l. “it.
l.ll\.>l‘
\\‘i‘lt‘
'l‘llv~-.l i\' m l‘i.lli '. 11.“. llillw
“ 103'.
ll.
ll . illill‘i\‘-K ta
watll Votuifi‘ i.
l \‘ 'l‘Zttlli
itt‘ipointed hospital llfit‘l‘ tho. manner of
lingoritis. Sntlieient Li'x‘k‘ti‘llnlt‘illilltulg
t1il‘pl‘esm‘. :eeds tum be p an } led in the
shop." of :i stilt lbl.‘ Tk“!l\ or rooms. leltl
t‘iis should he do. at once.
L‘thVTILlNlV -;‘.-‘ :..l.\‘l”il)»l:ivflii\l
i luv \\ lll
\lt‘t‘ltlt‘ who is to be their chief executive
V. 1 it‘s of totil‘i-i til'lit s mil
iol‘tlieni-xt twv.» yours. and it behooves:
them to fully consid. r lli- ir responsiliili
ivin tln‘ttti’lu‘t‘. ill\ll.\1-l“.lllf ilizl! 1h. y
nuke choice of the Lost n: Thus for
the .‘.;ll\ .l;~?~ llA‘i‘ l‘t'.‘ll i'uuiiuvl. »i with .ls
Li‘ tlil :\ tii'gt- v‘ t‘?
t\.\"-,iil. .\ many
lulen ill ~l-'thl..i :l:.ll--r \‘i'ilil‘
l.ll§ilt.\‘~ it; until be ex-
gi'al: char; 's have
my elven“:
.‘l \llt‘t‘< would he it"{tltul with lll-l
t‘Ul <
temp: :‘ui' iesorre. )lr. Lurilslini‘y's
:tssiillilirts .l.i\‘i‘ .sttu‘ll‘il svvvrn‘ ltngll ~.lr..
lint they hurtint proved \‘t't‘ylfl'iirlitful.
The l\!'llli‘l‘_\' chair-:- \\ .s :t lir.~: ,x‘
lll this out: 'l‘.‘.‘nlt ll ll ills
_.
1‘ rt‘l'l"
luck. .t‘it‘t such
it charge (“Hill‘s v. itli poor grace from the
lleinocmtic truly. and p:irt;illi~s very
much of the "dir‘vl‘ tllirf" t‘ll tractor. but
it ll..s not diverted .ittelition from the
grout l‘li‘l'iiptionist who aspires to the
l':iit.~.l States S‘iizlte. :t“.l e‘xneets to get
t’iere by his usual in.» ls‘r‘lill‘ .. curing
t and
of the legislature liy use of
ll‘dilt'fi.
.‘li‘.
:.~.;', . wall,
lll )3“.
l.'>t‘ills‘.-.ll'_\‘ ltizi
'l‘fil‘ il‘.l‘.
able to show
stiwl tlil pul‘ltc
-.~r.its have been tin—
:i ll or in his r. cord or :l
‘fz... ';
so 'i «in his . ;:vr llt‘ rc-
litzliits l - ,. lll" lll“l‘t‘t‘l‘ll~
'. r :ltid .‘lizlls
‘» ‘i ‘H:‘. *. ills lint.“-
spi.‘i.ilts .
1,. the get ‘lll 'l'i‘i
.1: ..s;:.ill tilts l tll- l‘.Alllltllli‘ll‘islidl‘. ll
is that he
lilll lllls
it :ll to lie 3 pulllic
his )Il'».:3 ,
lll lull
is it ii‘tl‘y
il‘ 1li~‘le':i::v r rye.
.l. .1. n r to til it pcll't) .
sl‘l‘l ‘ild I‘ll‘
Hill *llsv. ;‘ l‘l l - lt.~l.i.;i :ll tit‘ly‘ m‘ t'.\ll.\lil"l'-'
t‘.l. \Vllx‘
it surely will 1..
’t the isle ls cl Rely \il‘ll\\l\, .Ls’
.... ‘11."llll“~l‘”nlll‘.“‘1nl\t‘
o‘i-sinu. tl:-’l.* Until»! that .ll‘.
l. \xiiisliiiry wi‘l
on tlw 1‘ 4h? sQ-im‘f ii.
l.- l{
l.\‘:“‘
iiiililicgn
:-‘. lie in
.lms’ {Em ill'y U-‘ll'
hole is :i t‘lxttl‘ i‘ll!
ll‘ltl‘
wt; \ ll.l\‘~‘ stlddclh
int 1-1.... the Knit
lg I»
out.
fil‘Illt'l ll ’ltl.‘
it the \\'...~ t p,»
“.llt-l
:il.il \\ ho pl‘i- ‘.«
t ll‘m ..;
to. .l :i
l‘l” Mllior of
.
rlil'f‘t‘ 3
l). -‘
.l‘ \.'.;. i. the
lilt‘l
tli. ll \\ ill nor} Li
it. x. is in t...\ list
--:iiy.
.Lll title
l'li i‘llu.t.:\l.' \l\:l l‘. lll ~13 Iltt‘ t‘ll tiii‘ cam-l
tth'i . t' llu-twou: i ;. litm J :iml t‘i i..l.~'tl‘-tl—g
ll ls. l l {‘1' ii. ‘2: l‘..l
l?:l:l‘.‘~( ill il..- ~\~.~:1..; ,.
drilud tltlt
\\ ‘llx:
.‘.. s..:
it‘- il.l\.l. It‘lll.‘ltll= ;. .l
.‘ll'. t‘lm‘vlnli i in lll-u il .l t n‘l ii'g; .‘
“Hum-.1 Mil.- for the 1. mm or “or?
punpii- to he killed without :1 wild of
proti >1. llo :llill lollspeci llly to his i'~ i..
dint when :i wen-t lulllit
before the ll-itisit “l'l. Spicvl‘ t 'li-\'el.in.l
szltas .lilllib its an oyster when tlizit bill
‘\“l~l hill-Ml lh‘rltf‘x‘ llls‘ l‘)'t'$ " r
lli.‘:lsni-\ \\":l<
not hareto wait long before they st‘e
tlle'rll‘vc: of tiller link visits t-i Ilnrt-
i'ul'ti. I ,
THE I’Ii‘tHIIIi’I'I’iv‘) \'
INC.
'l‘lx. Nilii‘ '. ;.ii l‘:-I
tiotl. mimpos .l of .tweiw
:inil rttiil dullrs, hats been
.\\'li.'ite\‘cr
Prohibition.
i‘t ).\ TE.‘.\‘ 2‘ (‘0)!—
E; t in \‘ttl‘ivsll-
is. l=lr‘\\i‘l‘.“.ulltl
wllullslle
hill l‘l t'iimuo till; cit.
nth-«rs in'iy tllzlik u: ll‘u‘
lllHVt‘lllt'V‘l :llld its . ii’ i" . u . lt'liizir
it‘laill?‘. it is \cry evident Hut l"."~ - .m-
;(ilga‘il in ll‘u' Ill't“llr..i‘l.l: - i..l .. n:
litlil t‘:....._:.;.i;ll n. lll . ‘
:it co t-i them. il'1«l in i.. il,-- 'I .ts
doth} ‘}"l‘i'l:12tll‘.l i‘l‘ilt‘JtHi‘.
t‘:. l‘ - lil'lit‘l'
ll‘iilll'i.i'.\‘ ll t‘ll‘
In cxinutl' .; I3: ll‘tftt’l‘ll"
in.- and be 1‘ t-l uni ‘nt
l)..\ l‘. . ;.
lili iii‘eriists.
lt‘S of \\ l.lrlit‘)’. \s
this \‘wlth lllllill. lll-‘1uu4‘hl l‘ t it' ii..-‘.e.
‘l‘iii‘ \\'2li.~ :znd Spirit ll-wwo s:il.l.
usi‘Ct‘ lllltl
of the
l‘rollillititn. seliliiilerl :~.
:lz'i‘iu' in entry \otiiig .
lllltltli). lt h:.s utlsnnd :l ~t l‘ . hull up .n
the pimple. iis lllil‘li‘ltt‘t‘ ‘L-l\.'liltlllif:.
lt lms assumed the p‘.‘.\poi:i~:l.<-ut :l grunt
lllllzl t‘.‘tl issue. lls pa‘oett :' ll|"| :ltx [H
the :tiinil.il:it:~ n .l in wl‘ il'tii.‘ as .x
logitiiunt ‘ culiiitu. "(nix-v :i: i.::‘ts t o
putt lit to .i.iul.t of mount-«z.
ll isl. i‘ ”pointed llt ill" i‘ ‘~!~
\ t‘ lire slit- s of llt-‘ l'uii lt.‘
11"."
llllt‘liri
\t lil‘“
,‘ .
:i: of twa l.‘.ll’ill‘<tl l!“»ll\i .l‘lll'f
inii.-:. :imi ttnlitlnl‘in: ii p ‘l. in of
{our lltllllil‘ll ‘tl‘= pie. is l. 1 .‘. «2. .-«‘ill
nhllu‘l. ll. l.l< s\\.iy .iu-l' i‘,li~.~t~i= . tlizi‘.
t‘:\‘t\3ltl-U of t-~l‘rit:\ry. :ittzl thiicu .. “\‘\H_\'
'irilll-n : of :vti‘ll lllnt. Its n: :‘
l-sr orcrx i-l‘ii 0 iii the mil in l.‘
in ”pm.
wile. l! a \\~‘li-.‘ .-;
from liltih‘ilhl Ilii
the unit.
'itld it‘ Im
illt‘
I 't , ‘
i. i.\“‘.
school-t. on; ‘lvtil‘ l .. “Hutu
:lI.ilfri- '. .Q‘le‘. | .
lr‘;i\i..’lv-« il- ~\‘ ..‘ t. ... l;
(iii-nu :z‘zl “unit ll i N.. ‘.- in r ;.. s».
lute t‘ «stir. tztlzllwl. \' xt‘ttliil;
lot; in l 2 . :: l_~.“:i . '. “ll m2. \\.=..' lll-c
lttt'
. .i . - 3i .t
t 'l‘ . ill; . \\‘.-t lt‘
{,i . Ll‘ ‘. I. T;
l t I f l K! l .-i ll .
«r: \ lll . .tnl
‘ 'n t' «5‘ l
”i ‘ll l ..
. l l.‘ - .‘ l'n '
s i‘ \ ;‘ 1 ~
3‘: it It i I l l i
‘lit‘iiiifl‘»l} 1a x~ '; ..‘.‘
in; \«it
l‘ll.‘ 'lll Hm“ ll : t-- :l t.l_..l - .~ ii: l:\-.*l‘
1l\er_l lliill oi - . t l~_ it's-o ll lt‘x iclilt
it' gilt}: lint In ”‘3 ‘l- \5‘ Li Yll r- f as‘
liollitiletlietnu.~ol‘ w. ,l' i-‘ ‘ll is .‘V
have l\t‘l‘>‘-lll.:l . ‘l is izi View; \‘tlx'l'lx‘ an .
l . v ‘” .
my! l l-.tiil
‘ .lil‘ll ‘
for at‘l.\l‘ “wit .ililzrntxs -. * aw i-f-
et‘ol)’ tl'ttll‘t c Ul l‘ ml“ 1? l. is 'i‘ w! .l,
t\ i‘: nit lite for l‘..~ (”not ~ \l‘t‘lll \ .. - till-i-
of tin» :1 ion. ll: {ital ll..l; ti.- ~l _: ~, .lt
(lulu N ‘i‘ .\ ill-.31 l'ls' 3‘2"‘\*‘li ~i v 5 i1. »
It ha»! insult 'l tuilitiazll ; o ’lit‘ll
ll,l\‘:‘ pron llilxlilcil :l.-- ~ aw
ttl llti‘ uni: .~‘:t‘\l‘. i‘ i~ . i. . m~
l‘lii x’l‘ it! - »: t;i. mph,
til‘rrs is siltl‘thh: lit \lm‘:
EXTERTA I N1“ IIN‘I‘S.
“Tho Bells 0‘Shnndon.“
The celebrated comincdian John T.
Hinds, supported by Miss Iviitn Law-
rence and a pnverful company, will up.
pear at Music Hall, Tuesday. Oct. ‘36. in
Mr. Hinds great romantic Irish drama
eiit.tle.l h'l‘lio ll‘lls (l‘Sliilnonn." This
is a first class cntcrtniumint in i~\‘i~ry
particular. Mr. llinils has presented llh‘
some play here before and to :i delighted
audience and u o believe he will he
warmly welconn’d this time. The New
York lierilli szlys: “Mr. John T. llisld.
we must confess. is tilt" of the most
brilliant young: Irish actors that the
l‘lllr lE-t‘a,“ stage has Slllvltill d it.» with in
yi-zlrs. llis noting. tin-null tlult t. is of a
union. ti-t order. and awakens and c liries
you with him into the spirit of the May.
whctliv—r you will or not. Tl‘ ' »t it‘ was
honor-d \\ itli :in tlllllllil‘ 3 iv curtain
will all th» close of each net. It will give
1:: great in.” .nre to :9 . Mr. Hinds again.
and We l‘t out his present t‘llg‘th‘llU—‘Ht is
'illlii d to two weeks “ Tickets ut
»l‘ioyt‘s. Securi- your;
The Knights nl' Lat-or “n the ray of
Their titlicinls‘. ’
'l‘lie gran i "luster workmen Will in re—
..lter run-iv.- {Ci out! a yi :ii‘. the secretary
and treasurer $2.0m) ezieh. and the :tnnd
\\"*l‘lll}' {S‘I‘t'llltllt :iiiil tin-inhers (If the t'X‘
.ctltive hoard $1 :i ll.l\ :ln-l lxgleilscs
when traveling. lll-lv-Ln'nzu tl-e grand
in:l~ti r wnlltliiltn l .is la. ll tnid $1.500 :\
fi'i‘til‘, the- sli-rct'lly null tl‘ezlsui‘rr. now
to .u llii‘i's, S. flint and the other otlil-ers
llillll‘. d rt'Ci‘in‘tl $1} a day and traveling
v\pel\ses. 'l‘lii-re “its vigoious "l position
_ l-_\' :l few delegates to so large (in increase
lin the salariis of the higher lilieillls.
l
,
is; t‘.“illil_\‘ that . f the grand lilustt r work»
illitl‘. in: it wrs \‘Ylili'lll that; the retort
vi l‘m t‘lfllllllllit‘t‘ would ln- ndwpt d.
l S ll'lt‘tlt l.=i.:.it.s:ii1.-.i.-.t that above all ur-
§.l is tlllanlglits of Labor should at an
~Xlztl‘iie of it‘ llli‘lliV in tho lllrltt r of
iiinnizi; . X‘u l‘.~: . .llid it \i.:s.tio'. piopt-r
.2" lat)" Mio illenilier such nil rxi‘t-sstro
E“ ‘H‘I‘Vll‘illldtl. The advocates of the ii;~
cit .isx' tut-l; \ \in‘tly the opp-Rite grrilml
illilld il~ Til t‘::l' bdtt‘” tile flitldnillcntnl
' pliiieiplis of this i~i'_~.;..il';.':ltiotl' taught
l'izll :t f:: :‘ .il ,ry s‘lotilil l'e girl ll for :in
lldll‘ st \l l_\'s l .1...r and that the primary
\lij-e: it the order was no ljtn‘huse of
‘ l-li l-‘s the will: 1‘ might to 'set ‘ the t x—
. :tzni l ‘.
l‘l.\.~\l.‘l‘\ It”: ‘I.\.\.\l..\l‘(-UTI‘ZI{.
lour \liu-tlis in Prison nnil 51.00 Fine.
lit llitJnii‘y 'l‘tles-‘luy. \lel‘ll. the us-
. .llzli't of l.‘ \\':s \Viiglit. in Mary Brook
,liisti lt‘l. \\':l.~lll'1\131lil up llclutl‘ ttmsiipcr-
i r’ .tzt. l: -l :trl iii;.ii UH n (“Margot-f
.l‘,l.tt :' ll.‘ [-‘u .i.l guilty. illxll the
wit... .:2 l i\' liissrd sl-llletii'o of
i: ii.. ll lis Ii. it." lLtHllllt')’ jut and :i
‘ : ‘ l~ it :ttzy wiundwi‘ to it crime
-\ .ils : i sit. ll em lll. :iiln; d~
H‘tn ill. “.0 i x, *1 to in .l: s«. u ..f
. - . .
..;v.\--,l ~ 3
,r up . V; . l. ,. 1-.1....t‘ils.‘.<t’t‘.
:Tr'v
Zit'l't : I.
, .\l.-\l\'li'll~Ill.
1.2.: -:. l:\\\~~\ti o» l"
\ ml i.‘ I‘ .\ \
i \ . .7» l
l: f\ '.\..
llll‘il).
.\(I"
:lfi't'l'HI'fi.‘ TRAIN .\'I*‘I‘.‘1'.’-II.‘.
lly the lust clinngi- of time on the l‘. li~
soliilntl-il loud. there is no train it. twern
Bridgeport and tliiacity. from 7:071 till
10:30 p. tn. Two fzist twins pass through
lli‘th‘l‘j) [inn s.
{and is :l _ l‘coplc
coming from New llith‘ll by the tl'.:in
'l‘lliJ Inulu‘.‘ it long: litmul:
great lllt‘tlllvt‘lllt‘Zl\'-‘.
which urrirm tit lll‘iilgx'port lit ml? and
those in Bridgeport. who iliiss the To“
train. have to wait there ill the lirst
instance two hours {ind flirty llnnlites.
and in the second thrui- hours and forty
tire minutes. I: \\‘:t~‘ undoubtedly to
avoid this di-luy tint )Ir. t3, iintilrd took
the risk of jumping from tile {list train.
and lust hislif -. One of the cm triiitis
ought to .‘lJl‘ here. and lllt‘tllltf which
would it‘ll ml the grout st ill‘t‘iillltltlut ion
is the tutti from Bridgeport. \Vc trust
the Superintendent will see. the nuisan-
_ :ilili n--.s of this suggestion and :l lopt it.
EIIKAEZEIB J. 1111.]. FUI.‘ S.‘;‘_\'.l'1‘i_-‘Ii‘
The lilpulr‘iii'iins of this District on
Thursday unanimously nonlintited Eli-9n-
rater .l. llillof Norwulk for Senator. Mr.
Hill is well lxnown in this town and
throughout the district. His position on
the Republican state committee for a
long time has familiarized him with the
wants of the districtnnd he is thorongh.
ly VCOtllllt‘lt’llf t-l represent them in the
legislature. He isu man of great energy.
active in nllcnluttcrs pertaining to the
general Welfare. and a successful busi-
ness man. He has views and can express
them . lint-idly and with forensic force.
\Ve can hardly conceive of a man better
qualified to Sit in the Senate of this
state that Mr. Hill. audit the district
honors him as he deserves, and as we
believe it will, he will be elected thereto
one week from next Tuesday.
:1 DISGRJC‘E.
The lock up of this City is a disgrace
to humanity. Everybody ndmits this.
but nothing is done to change it- Into
it is put all prisoners however trivial
the restof tho chapter {ind he {anther
their offense, and one hour‘s confinement
in that place subjects the culprit to more
filth and it worse atmosphere than any
length of time in prison. This is bad
enough, but when it comes 1) putting
sick people in such a place it is worse
than brutality, and arrcproach upon our
city. John Conley. who died there \Ved~
ncsday afternoon, should have been
placed in a hospital of somé'kind. To
be put in such a place in the condition
which he was in was little better than
exposing him to certain death.
Whole to blame? %
Certainly not the-officer. 7 He had no
alternative. However much of sympa-
thy he may have had for the mun was
of no account. This city afforded him
no alternative. This was the only placa-
it provided for such cases. The city.
than, is alone to blame, and it is a burn.
lug shame that it does not provide at'
least decent accommodations forthe sick
and injured. We do not belié-ve in spec-
iul favors to criminals, but they are en-
titled to decent treatment. The sick and
unfortunate should be provided with or
dinnry comforts at least, and ”189862
meats ahould be made for their skillful
' and human treatment. , , k
This can be done without any great ex~
lltillllll‘ml :lntt i.:ep.~:ivl,7...
- ~ \ r
l:.\ .|l|.ll' .\
.»
:isserts its. if at n: :ixi.i,tii.~ popular
\t'iil lllt n pin \...ls .. llt‘l‘ l'iitl 5:: lii’l«i:l.:l
\\ lil.ll:€ :ll‘ul Elilt 3; ti on
li4‘1\\‘t‘ill Mill.=lmstiuiyii'ii‘i.\tr. Kiev.-
irilnl there is it Ll llcul dill. ill-taco. 'l he
flirlslor rs‘iulhl‘ t‘xvl [ital \\"v".‘:l l‘li it it .
s}. :‘t :l'nl lion :i‘ \ i: i, in? grey all it
ty. ll.'lli‘>1}'..vli l nil (it .t 5 as t \ til :‘\-‘ up
the liigl‘u st t'l‘t ll.:\‘lt‘l'. "(no l.llt. r .i z» s
not. The lllt‘ll w” i to .1 n :..'o t. xtxeiimg
him the
ltlglll si t‘ \\ 1.0 ll‘. liit‘
ll“: llii\ e critter, .l and ll iimll. .iil..:i ti»)
sen-n st. \\'h ill-\‘rl‘ iii if: t1t*.\ ..-l in l
furor it t‘.ll‘.ll .t
any sens-e r. pl‘esl sits the hrs!
of lllt‘ still ‘
i‘tlitilln l‘l tlu“. lin; l- l.\'ol ll tlli‘tll.
.ls
il~.‘ lll“
sentiment
\Izti‘rs :li.iil’:.l ll.i'. oi .1 in s-
vl.ii.nml that he
MARIA}; »_l STRIKE I-‘HL‘ I‘Hi"
“it '.'t.\'1'i‘lfi‘ix‘1f1)."
“ (to to two. _\i‘ {It .l l‘lt‘ll. \\r- ;\.l:.»
Your
h :8." .i "Jr“ to:
fl he till we
cltnpt; r of dam. s rippezlreil without coin»
luetit in the t :it «l‘iill the
Mechanics Joni-lull on the 13th. Inst
l“l‘ltl2l)’. the . dilor of the J-nlriinl, with av
bundle of liisp.ip.-rs unvlet‘ hisnrin. went
t \ Hartford and pi‘csi-ntcil his t‘l'lllllS to
the Democratic (‘tilllllllll 'i‘. \Vhetlmr
0r ti it he zidill’esst'd the-n with the scrip.
titral lltltlilllli‘u published :tl his paper of
the week her-re we are not informed.
but he succeeded in securing some
boorlle. and came out this Wei k strongcr
than u‘er for the ticket—lawyer and
all—though hmr as n Knight of Lilbor
he can i ndorse for Congressman it man
inelligilile i i membership in his favorite.
order, we fail to understand. Probably
he struck the citlnznitteepftcr this fash—
ion: “Lia to now, ye rich men, weep
and howl for your miserieé that shall
come upon you." and rather than ltt‘ill'
columns of
tormented they shelled out of their “can-
kercttgold and silver.“ w rich they had
“heap-id together for the lzlst days.’
Verity their “ riches are corrupted and
the, rust of them shall be a witness
against thcm. and will cut into their
flesh as it w‘m fire.“
It. would have been far better for the
committee to have consulted the preced-
lng chitptcr and quoted the third verse
unto the applicant, which reads: “Ye
ask, and receives not, because ye ask
amiss, that ye only consume it upon your
lusts,” and followed'it with the last
clause of the eighth verse: “Cleanse
your hand, ye sinner, and purify your
heart, ye aouble~minded.“ James also
gives sound advice in the preceding
verse, which we respectfully submit to
any who may hereafter be importuncd
in like manner as the Democratic com-
mittee. It'is: “ Resist. the devil and be
.will flee from you."
\Vhila the editor of the Journal is
making the rich Democrats in Hartford
‘~‘ wtiep and bowl “ for the miseries which,
have come upon them, the publisher is
trying to “ heap treasure together” here
by efforts to work: the other party, but.
is not meeting with success. “ \Vhere
envying and strife is. there is. confusion
and every evil work.” So look out dur-
ing the remainder of the campaign for
*iltill ‘p .l t; i»
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wll * o .:l 7‘ n‘ it ‘ 1‘. ~
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Nothing, w- luluxe. \ l i l . .vn
t... illl':s!\i‘ -.l:tl;..:l=*t-lt the int iii: s
t: l..s t ‘- ::.,il..~ ii i i-:¥.‘..t‘.l . 7 w
l’.~:..:i:i ‘illds‘ :i':\‘~ l. ~:l \‘ v‘.
lli :. 'i‘li \ w mt to . nu. p o
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tr\‘ t» «*xpt‘e-ts tli. tr \\'lll lll‘Jl‘ tEi- .-
lriitli.‘ lllll‘llill ill» ‘ .i‘. 2.’ >2~ Z a _
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pp“.
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lIi-ll \\i in t‘ln l'
v
lgtfi to tll‘x‘ :n‘wit, :ltW, l“ «p
l~>;is.'.:awii «mi,
.‘v~'i?i:.t-‘~l l'lllll'llt‘t‘ cull int i...£» l:t.
, in l‘ ~i ~r. ss~-:iiil tn itixl‘
tllitllt‘l‘ mi: oi til:-
lhlll‘lll
l.:in.isot‘ til 3.. 31; ~:
:isszlznes an .t l ule which \v E .7 .
(lll oppositi .:i tllzl‘. \\ ill dish 3. t. 'i‘ .. .w
is initial l t.» be 2m :llltl Nil inn ;‘ .tl‘._ ..:..l
l» ‘tllttl til \tillltl‘pii i: In.
llt'dt‘ :‘utlirn. 'l‘iie tenlpeixmim ‘i'l' silw.
it nil-gilt t . iv tlwlr _ i"
will lie sctl'cl l!
l -lgt‘ll.
is an 3» ilittm:
l ““50.
.\ (1.0%}: (‘.\l.l..
.l‘zlset in tho Middle of the Mutt-ll and
.\-‘.u l_\‘ 'I‘llrvo Hunt‘s in the \\ lulu-r.
Last Sunday .‘tlmnl 1‘3 u‘t‘l‘wit l". lwum
lloyt. l. uis P.1l'l‘l‘ and Howard Ail-“Jed
stlrted from W sun l‘oii.t in the Y :i-lil
lretie for Noit‘np sz‘t. l.. 1.. ”quot “; t-
return tiller Visiting friends.
startel there was :i light He. J. tint smm
after the wind fresher-ed. and [in y sin.
gle-rei‘fed t‘ie nutirssil. lty the
they reached the middle of 3‘.» ;‘ ~-.ii:.‘i it
was blowing very henry :az-il t‘ .-_v
duced sail still further. carry in}; only
what was necessary to give them con-
trol of the boat. About 1 o‘clock ti tl-iw
struck them. and the limit was carried
over until the water was up to the cabin
windows and the cockpzt nearly full.
Before the boat could be got under lt:(‘»
lion again another flaw struck it. and it
upset. and those on board had li..r.l y
time to get hold of the side befoio ll.»
ballast. shifted aft and sank the hufii :.;l
buta few felt near the how. To it 's
\Vlli‘t. l'lx V
time
l’.‘-
«horizon clung for nearly three boars.
the water continually washing mu r
them, and the cool breize neatly fret:-
ing them. About hallf past lllrrr. when
they were almost (-‘xllllilcli’djdlt‘ sirliminfir
Rogers. from New London. bound fur
New York, hove in sight, and the tlit‘e'é‘
men at up a united shout to cali t"e nt-
rention of those aha-1rd of her to Him“.
This shout wasnnt heard, and the vessel
passed. At: this time death stared the
unfortunate men in the, face an! they
had about given up all hope. when to
their great jay the vessel put .rilKIut and
buried for them. They wcre IPSlttti—‘d
with considerable difficulty. After they
got: aboard tllc,.captnin informed the
men that: his attention was called t i them
bya small portion of the jib of their
boat which projectcd' above the water..
They were taken to Flushing bay that
night, and the next morning they went
to Brooklyn, and arrived home by 1113,
12:13 train. I: certainly was a very
rumw escape. The Irene was picked
up 05 Southport Monday fnrvaoon by
Capt. Swayne of the oyster steamer Bond
& Currier. and after being baled cut was
towed to Bridgeport.
0‘ ' and reliable Medicines are the best
to depend upon. Acker’a Blood El-
ixir has been prescribed for years for all im.
purities of the Blood. In every form of Scroll
nlous. Ssphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it is
invaluabl For Rheumutism. has no equnl.
For Sale by Frank H. Baxter.
pence. It isn’t ueoomry to have a fully
Q 7 __
all sorts of dodges. Workingmen will
—Acker‘s Blood Elixir 809. at Plaisted‘s.
1i\\i‘..;. '~ . i
' e
.. -tt\. .,.
the I
lll ;
Store to Rent.
( Kliufi'. .t. ~ n. \.q t: .. iSnuu cr-
buliil .. .. mm. ...., .i, in ct.
Apply to '. . . .. .... SlOtf
Align-in Adams—smith
Teacher of music. Superior ‘u'urll‘fllls finished in 1110
finest mnnner. either in watlr Colon, Indian ink
l‘nstell or Crayon. Address.
5:? tt‘ t‘LI Sonih .\' in street.
’1‘0 'l‘lIl-E (‘UMMlelUNhRS UF.‘ FAIIKFIELD
(‘0l'.\"l‘\’.
The undersigned llt‘n‘by applies for a license to
sell -_ Spiritunns and lntnxicutinu Liquors ——- Ale.
Luger liver and Cider. to he \lillnk‘lll the prelniscé.
and lttiilie.\\‘ine only—pursuant to the laws 01' the
st:ilt‘ltii\\_1ll furn- relating to the sale of intoxmt-
“'3: liquors. in the l‘llllillllL‘ owned l ‘nivselfat Five
Mile. tour. in the town of Nurwzi‘ it said count.“
. Signed. _ Jim. It. VINCENT.
Dali-d ill Nurwnlk the l.\‘tii (lllV ot‘ tit-lulu . 1336.
l Inn-by certify tlnlt llu‘ :ilmi e :.‘;llll'.\'.‘|llllll is cn‘
ilorsul by the. rlei‘iors iuld tux part rs as defined by
lam of the town of Nurlullk. ~
HENRY K. SELLEK‘K. Town (‘lvrk
ll'ttcd, Nuru nlk. October 21‘ )x‘s'ti. 3‘2‘.
_. _ . ._..___ -I-c
Aoltcc.
'O'l‘lt‘E is hereby giwn that the Sclectnu-n and
L Town Clerk of the town of Nurwlllk \\'!ll hold
it session at lllt‘ otlit‘c of said Town t‘lcrk for the
pnrpneenfelelliiiiinsthvqtmirlrutnxns «if chum-s
nilii udlnillisterin: lll" clu'iur‘s to those u in)
mail he found qualified. on W .. «luv, the to!“
lilst.. from 9 o‘clock inihc ruictiimn tllllli‘fr o‘clock
in the gift-Timon. and by public adj-ll mm-nt of said
lllct‘llll; “ill be in si‘ssi-nn for Ntltl - uses its ful-
l«i\\.~ \i{: .\l the Police ltouilis. ui lulu} ill 31.. ill
the t‘iiy of South .\‘ur\\ nlk. on Fl’ -.'. lht‘1‘1il m»t..
twin :0 u‘rliu k fort-noon until 1 o‘clock :tfh'rltuun.
unit on said L‘Jd lust. from :1 o‘clock until in o‘clock
iifti moon. in said l'Ullt‘V lloonl : llllil unless nLl
(‘1‘ll‘l‘l'tl on lllt‘ tint ll.» as to be nimle. \\ hose rights
tlppcul' lo hm e indium-«leinll i. n v lit-en :imllit-
iv: tutti tut, “lll ll . lll ‘t“‘it‘ll l'il.’ tln‘ salute titlr‘
;- l' on Moll-lay, the -.-th it s! . it! ill" oilice of said
'l‘mul I‘ll r-;. from ‘J o‘clock Ell the furi‘lllkln until 2
o'v-m k of .“ll-‘Ulljhld not ulteruunl thh llii-‘vycctv
lion. the s;. e. S.» i-vtnlmi :ltul 'l‘lmn i ‘li-rk will lie in
.i-ulm. III] Month)". the ls! (in) of Borern‘n‘r. A ll.
i‘Vi. til llit' ofllt‘r of To“ Itt fruit) 9 (it‘ll-ck
Kl i‘l t :lf.‘ rn if necessary.
{turn of .. lll" to leezor‘sim! l‘
hm. rah-s n‘i‘. .il t'lll‘t‘ .iftci \litl :‘llll‘
. .
»' .l
. and onnr lwtore the 2d day of
;\tlllllt‘.tltv ii~ from the Tlllltl Yo!-
i in lw ninth in the l'il‘t or he. told \‘ut-
is "Tl tin‘ .llnnc l..ltil.-cl ilzlg~ -
ll. \VlilililJilt. ,Sclnttltl'u of
; tn- Ti’m It
. k . N .\ TULLK".
, ELSHN .l t i.\\\'
lH'c-l \ "unfit. “chiller ll
(‘lu‘ Assessors‘
\‘tl‘l‘lt l2 ;- it ~ .
. ltd} t:l\r~:
lit‘lt ;
N otlcc.
r‘ \nsl.‘
1, “title Assessllr on U! ln'livrc tlln‘ Isl tiny
\. “\ln‘r lie\t. “ritn-i. l-r pvndul L’sts. tinder
it :l’: tin-p. rtx nun. d ‘n ll‘vll‘. on tlu‘ llr~t iln)
on. r, ism. ‘iuu‘e tn :.~:\.1:.on.ot!ieruii-‘i it “4.?
--. u! l'o \ssessi-r to make on? such fists
1'. mil" ‘tll‘ kn: “ll-due. .3de
..i.. .\\lt2l'a: .ie by .i.“ .s riii-l'nil _.
fr in “bi. l; .tst Yln‘fl‘ cur. l-v no upturn“.
l . ~ lliii) he rctttrhd tutln' Arc-“Hr. :3'
than“. in: ll.i\*L~tl.d St
\tnik. “natal ttf'i-i‘ the liiil ‘lis'. .
. or.“ a! 13m Nttltf‘ place. f: r T to W
irYlR. fits-«so?
«1:. 1&6. s:: It
litllu r u i:
do Mal
'l‘llintrts‘
~:.t1i Ni rwa‘k. \k'i.
Asses-«rs’ Notice.
t . fl. If —' l:- relw :
l ' "
:ll; inwuzls :ilnl cur-
ines in the lawn ivf
N
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W
'ri-Y'
W
Hatch, writ
We have a large and \\ ii serge! stock of
L U MBER
INCLI’ DLYG
IMI
PAINT AND
Wll Pallfll‘ Slilll
OAK,
ASH,
AXD
. MAPLE,
' which we will sell in large and smatl «roaming 5,:
REASON A Bl. E 1’ lilt‘ ES.»
“’6 aretllanllfzictntrr— of :l lll kelp (‘Ufls’flhliy on
hand :. fail. stock of
llflfll‘S, e _
Sashes,
INCLUDING
LADDERS.
Swinging Snafu ,
\V I N I)O \V .1 AC‘I{S
Trusses, Etta, Etc.
L. H. DECKER.
.‘i- l .‘I.\IN ST.
llltlS,
lion tings, E I},
And do :li} haul of wool n or};
CALL & EXAMlNE STOCK.
til it, Baieii Gt.
Pl‘lla B 118 1‘11!) 10]].
l‘nlremity Graduate of Experience.
DAY 0R. EVEN!XG
English I;ra!i$lt\'>.. kiwicrn Li: :z: ‘
SOUTH 'NORWALK, CONN.
Tllfl Bill lll Till} Wfll‘lll.
SPBRRY .b BARNES‘
- HAMS,
fill!“~ IJII‘IIL‘.
IlREAKl-‘Afi‘l‘ B.‘
:\lltlh~~. \\', t '. F‘ ‘t 11' E.
5'31: :1 i: =\ 32‘. s :al‘ti x1tn‘a.k. t‘:
:I‘ i
‘\ n. “i 7., :1
l Ci \‘ than
‘l‘lltt\l\\i.l \l‘tl. )
\\ll.l.l \\1 li lll'.\ll‘»“lt'i\', - \ss.-~~ .
\\ll.l.l.\\i 'l'tt1l\ll‘.~\|,\_ \
Nan it...” :lilu: 1‘: \‘ :1
L‘lN
l‘uurt. t lvtotu r lilth.
.\. ll, l\\ti.
\\' ’
«'Vn , . i.
.~, lanai g
\.\.\ ll \\\N‘ll\\' till‘ .l.;i‘._~.
IH-lrlct uf \irnuilk ss. I‘m-hale:
Li lilfll‘llll ii the
31 um AND
SASHAGE,
. ARI: til‘.‘.n‘.\'l“ll
'TH E BEST
IN THE
)1 A “K E ’1‘.
l . Alt 1’) if: i: fall:
1 pluralist-rs This ;.- u;
cure Cement Pipe :1 a
VERY L0\V PRICE.
(‘32? and examine and obtain pic‘s.
J. Sturges Randall,
CEMENTPIPE.
aw}; of Ranch... .r l;
he en: :re lo:
ll Steam Retinal Prices,
'i‘iil; I‘ll‘E IS
WELL SEASON El),
Itt‘
“1 ll
ll; l-z'r'rr .r‘?‘
'. sad}, 4. .‘l. G. 3.
it-
..a'. opportuimy . -
\le an “as 2.. xvi
*ituzi'ion.
Brant.
b.3122: our brand 3:
Hal .‘tl,
\t'. in. l.‘ :u. gums
’ ‘t ‘1 \\‘.‘»."'
. lot 1‘ it w“ r“?
1 Ann's
l s’s ’ Sim": .\»':‘\ruu. \“
i'iii-lii‘iiu-rin: mu! JOI|hlll:.'.
~€ ‘\ :i‘nfl
‘il\ !‘ \,\~
cleans MAKING.
\V. §I..\I‘SOX
,r.: "'r lint ~31.“ .s
1‘ \w
‘. )I.\\’ ~1‘\l.l-‘.“ ml: l‘.\l.l..
.i: l. ‘1‘ . 5.. iii: .\'.iri\ i‘t;
The 'l‘...\ lor System 'l‘:ini:lit/ir_t-—/l‘rit‘t‘s
to Suit.
tr. 13.x r . Ids-TAT ic' ‘
SALE iii EXCHANGE AGENCY
Iluuuls over I‘erris‘ “ill-d“ nru Shire.
\Vunhiugtuu St.
i st": ~~x \\:;\lll!l‘,: to purchase or sell reili cstnte urein
\l‘imi to e;lll.' if 823
“s X F. l.§0.\ T.‘ Y [.0 ll.
liinl rim (if‘ul‘\\'fllk. ss. l'ruhale
i‘uurl, October 21st. A. l). 1536.
'l‘li :t‘uurt of l‘ 0 hr the ltistrzrt of anwnik
hath limited :ulJ :iimweil sir months from the tlrth‘
ltt‘h‘iir for the cruiitors of said estate to rxlnmt
thrir chiinis for sctlletllcllt. Those “ho lti‘:lr‘(‘l to
their acr‘uu‘ properly :lllt‘lt‘tl. withln
e. “ill be d ed :i recovery. All persons
l to Slit! mute are requested to make inl~
LURENZL) lHlHlLE.
Executor.
Notice.
1) EROLV Eh: ‘liat the owner tr owners of lands
\- and blii‘ulilizs fronting on the. wx st side of
\t‘oodwzinl Avenue in this city he and they an-
hrreli; ordered. at their mm expense. “here it has
not already been done, to lay concrete composed
of cot-Mes sand and tar. or no: sidewalks in front
of liti‘ll‘ respective prcmlscs on the established
‘-.e of the street: said work to be completed on or
ire ll‘ .8“: day of November. l.\‘~‘t§.
tesou . )1 That Im the failnre of the owner or owrr
ers of kinds and buildings fronting: on said \\'nmlwurd
ui‘x-nl c. to cnmplcrettte work _nnlen‘d in the forcgo.
in: resolution. in front. of their resin-cure premises.
in the manner gs therein directed. on or before the
5“th ts'th day of Novenilk‘rJN. the Chairman of the
(‘uuunittux {in Streets nnd Sidewalks is hereby an-
llltirlxml tlllil dimmed tu tith'cl'tifl: for proposals for
the furnishing of the nun-s r\' mutt-nuts and the
award the f llrnl\lllll£ of the necessary materials. and
thc execution of said work to the lowest. response
lllt‘ bidder at the expense of the owner or owners
it"oresnld.
Rrsou‘sn further. That the (‘ity Clerk be and is
hereby directed to notify the property owners on
the west side of Woodward arcuuc. of the plume
’of the foregoing: resolutions.
The above and foregoing is a true copy of Resulu~
tinns passed by the Board of (munuhuen of the Guy
of South Norwalk. (1.. Oct. ltith. l.\\,‘t‘i
Attest: £1“le WILK‘OX.
Stilt City Clerk.
For Sale.
( NE of the most desirable Residences on Long
Island Sound; known as the “Alfred Knapp
place.“ pleasantly located on the west side of Chap—
el street. cily of South Norwalli. on high ground
commanding an unobstructed View of the viz", the
harbor and islands. and also an .extended View of
~ Long Island Sound. and hung lsmnd; five minutes
wall: from N. Y. N. H. & fl. and Dnubul'y “"0811
depots. and. eight. minutes from steamboat landing.
The place consists of about two acres of land, with
a fine assortment of fruit and ornamental trees; also
a first chins vegetable garden. with lawn, walks, flow
ers. &c. The house is a c doublebouse, with
French roof, well built and in good repair. with fine
rooms tlimuglmur and modern improvements; a
first class French roof ‘ home with com-cut-
once: for four horses. coachinan‘s room. and all the
necessary convenienceto n Weiss: same. Inquire
of E. AD 8,
South Norwulk, 01mm.
Or It 130 Greene Street. N. Y.
performing land completing of said work: and to ’
Jilinfirniriilf.
’31 l 'sro 1 l mu": ..
“Xi? 5!..l‘i‘i‘ t'l\l ‘i
Tuesflal, US. 26 S,
lilitii t.\:: \\\l‘ \l. ‘: i!‘ ‘t‘llti t“:..
lllin‘i in Ell i.\ in:
'I‘Hl
U‘? l:
tn Yrs Rut: lll'lt‘ dri‘ll l mm v 3. find Yliu
BB - ll’Sllllllllllll
\
}7":\\‘»l by Mttw
Ivian Lawrence,
A: i! ,: ponerf-ii .lrutllntlc company.
tll.\|:\t'l‘|2l:l.\1‘ll' St).\(:\ S I!.\.\(‘IZ.~‘.
«- d lr ~‘. It s .pvrl-ly ri-:,-ienxl 5t? (53‘
lilew (ind-(Betiiitiful Scenery.
25, 35 and 50 GTS.
li‘est med Ft‘Sll‘ on ~:l‘-.~ :u ll.» 1‘s and Stutteer‘s.
”'SSSS. S. Hill
)lilliiiery Announcement.
thir win'er of stock nlilluitry is now in $11.1 ready
for cx.n:lin~i:ioli.
Ladies, M scs & Children‘s Fclt Hats
IS GREAT tauntzri'. i‘tloici: Hrs; . l’
I ,
Ostrich and Fancy Feathers,
AltiRE'l‘I‘l—Isfi POMI‘UXS. J i-I'I‘ t})0‘.l$. E'i‘t‘.‘
Uzirlinczof VELVETS. l‘Ll'Slll-Z“. lll “$0315
and FANCY TIHMMINGS is larger than evir be
fore.
Everything New all Prices
REASUNABLE.
Our Stock of Fancy Goods is euinplrze.
cry material of all kinds. .
t‘ombings made up. Natural \\ :lYt‘S in the latest
style of Bangs and Switchus constantly on hand.
X0 trouble to show 3.10MB.
‘ SSES. ST. Jllw ,
33 MAIN STREET, 33
N () 1} VV A L K.
‘ Stamina ' _
Glty of Albany
” EXCURSION 'ro '
BEDLOE ISLAND
octobcr 28th, I 886..
\\~\‘T\.
Embroid-
.1
The steamer CITY OF ALBANY will make an ex-
cursion to the
Unveiling of the rStatuo of Liberty.
in compaction with the Danhury & Norwulk Ram.
road, leaving Wilson Point at her usual hour. 8 a.
in. Returning will leave Pier ‘22 E. R. foot of
Beekmnn SL, zit. .5 o‘clock p. rm, and 23d ctr-cu. It
s flop-jun for Wilson Point, connecting with spec
in! train on the Dcnbmy mud. , '
Faro from So. Norwalk, 60 cts.
“ “ Norwalk. 60 cts.
FOR THE ROUND TRIP.
”Mimfilllé‘l’“ “a ””31 .00.
7' c
5 'hr A ‘ ‘nl. '- s
'3‘ '- ‘ ‘ Xv“ ll t rt. 1 <".;ll Ion'l EUR“ ALR’
iriiir commons:
VELOClPEDES and
(SIRL’S I'RUI'ELLERS
FOR SALE
llv
it little,
le‘()l{lS§l‘(§ ll'l‘
"i 3 ' C H F A P.
Jno. T. Hinds
The ‘ln‘lt'3‘ijlh'd ~- now n"
; -..!~..,. 5. -, (r; ' gath‘sfactcrv
l “ ‘ h “l h t“ ( ll .\" ll F“ Ud near Five Mm “in: lh-int. the writ knual '
‘ IlllthTUN CARRIA.“ 86.00 (P.
l \ \ hgdki‘ll‘EI)ES from 52'! T5 to $3.50. -
l ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ . isu on urn nu mmrtmeht or (ii: s l'nigrliers.
C n l~h\ 3] l'. H \ All goods nude at my actor: an- “annual This
is tLe only plan! in town \\ ha re [Lu Buybtun gonads
can ha-purchastd l‘ali and z‘xumtnc the goods.
lamest as. rum-n.- tumult). t‘arrmxeszrim' \ito
‘ ten
, mt: that you rave all in
.. 1 -. , . . hg'tl'ifi‘i‘l liftlle factory. Reine ti:
, «tant- in 3 first rim.» mane-r and 3’ nnasorlzlhle
B u T T E R price». .r. nurls‘rux. Slaif
, Hamilton Standard Typewriter
Snpermr it: simplicity and durability; to all others
at 25 cts. a pound.
\V ltnlm‘snlc price in New \.ttl‘l{
-- - «em. . '
'l‘he 110g raph.
a rilarbine for writing shorthand.
THE l‘lCLOSTYLE.
A dig; ' stingpmecss from which arm copies can be
taken from anr original. Send forillnstnted pumpn.
let. “‘ILLIA.“ I). MlLLER, 2&5 Hum 31..
llsrtfonl. CL S‘fi-ly
St
City today the slum 25c.
W E ll A V E
4,500
lbs purchased 51L
The Ilndersimkd hereby swim for n license :0
sdl-Splrttuuus mid lntuxjcuin}: Liquors. ~Alc.
Laterr Burr «lid Cider. to be drunk on the plant“
and Rhine “‘inc only—pursuant to the lure of this
lllC Tight Marv mm- in fume Mating m the sale of intoxicat—
, . in: liquors, at th - building owned h . If.
tune. Elsewhere 3.8 and mum. us lam-.2. liorz‘t. u “‘innipnnk. 3. $53...
,g U strait. in the mun of Kuwait. in raid County.
. .gned. - MAURICE POWERS.
Dxtvd a! hiwrwalk. the 132116.13- of October. 13*.
I l bt-‘ngiy F‘"""§-" nu: the:l nlmt'e Application is en-
cnw. ynveevctorsn “39‘“ a defined h
law of the town of Non‘fik. M y
nuxnr K. SELLH‘K. “notes!
Dated at )ournllk. October 15th.. 1366. [3-2
> Agents actually clear 3m dnily with
B 'bb & c k LAD Yin)" wonderful new patent rubber
under-merit for female; One
, tadv sold .50 that two boats. DIES.
l B “mstflc . &I a: 0.1;. urns. Box mammal.
The Largest Stock to select. from of any store in the Staten .
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH .
» Elegant Body Brussells Carpet. 90c. up. Elect-1m. Tapestry Brno-sells 500.. 70
80c“ and 900. Heavy Ingraius, 45c. 50c., and 60a. Extra have” Ingrains, 75c.
Window . Shades
HOLLAND SHADES, good quality, I: spring mixers, with fringe. all ready t.
hang. 500. Spring Rollers 12k). CORNlCE POL“ with Brass Trimmings
complete, 43c. All Bram Palm sud Trimmings $1.00. V
WALL PAPER,
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS. ,
Embossed Gold, 400. to 500. per roll. Plain Geld, new styles, 25c. to 35. per roll.
Without Gold. 7c. to 20¢. per roll. T
FURNITURE.
Cottage Suits, 318,8 Pieces. Ash Bedroom Suits, $22 u
Bedroom Suita,$25. up. Parlor Suits in Great. Variety,
at Low Prices. Pot-tiers, Lace Curtains, mulliltquins.
your house com lere can be found here at Lea-s than City Prices. Carpets acted
by band and lai by Practical Upholsters. “'e do as fine work as any city house.
and employ the best: workmen in each branch of our business. Goods Deliyered
without Extra charge. <
C». E. SMITH’S,
No. 2. Atlantic SL, Corner of Broad, (Opposite the Presbyterian and Bnptiut
Churches
STAMFdRD. CONN
“A Word to the Wise,” flc.
\Valnut an Cherry
ding; Bed Spri Em,
In fact anything to furnish
I.
MW in New YorkLCity 184.5. .
Wllllll Pill Si «lll GlalSS, ,
Latin,creek a Mathematics. ‘
' ‘0 THE COMMISSIGXBRS OF FAIRFIELD .
CUFSTY.
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