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de Russe. Etc Etc..
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BEST BAKERY.
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SLATING-
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SLATE
all cents per foot and upward.
A. EACH 65 Co.
“ ‘2 5L, f mt of HAVEL‘IIIG South Norwalk.
Old Stand
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OLD HANDS !
lluvim! purchased the hnsincssof A. B. Coley. I
win be glad to see all friends at the old stand-41w
BEST DIARKET
in the city—which I will keep‘stockcd unusualwlth
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Meals an‘awi‘é'gelahles
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‘0! all binds in thclr scam Il'lJ'I an and.
IRS. JOHN HOLLAND.
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51 Washington Street.
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l|i~'}\l.l. lilViN >NliW mums,
.\i lioncsi l'ossihlc Prices,
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344 Bowery, NJY.
If 3}»)! (‘Ilnliflf cull. u‘i'ih‘fur Samplt's.
Icilliuulf} _I‘.'u‘m'siml.
\\"iil(l()\\’ Shade
IN GREAT V .\Rl l‘ITY.‘
NH
HENRY ”TILLY.
CARR AGE MAKING.
R. lil’ik 112.1 N (Sr
:lm.
GENERAL BLACKS.“ ITHING.
This is thc scason in which to prcpurc for \vintcr
and it is lu-ttcr to gm wally for rough travcl than to
wait until the busy \\ inlcr scason.
“'urk of all kinds pcrtuinin: to carriage making
and gcncml blacksmithiu: promptly nttcudedto.
“'2izuns of all kinds madc to order.
Wavoné for sale.
Henry Tilly.
MAIN STREET.
_. Joli}? n. Portals,
Wholesale and Eclail Dealer in all kinds of
Brick. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin,
l'ilkesbarre Coals.
Aunt for RUBBER PAINT
Yards foot of Wuhingum and Mar
streets. Branch
and
Sn. Henrik—Savings Bank.
rum ii in i'.‘ :x.m., and from i 103 pm.-
Su. Norwnlk. .
EUAL Alli] W001]
has. 5 CENTS.
TERMS ST
, - -r-
Munitions nnd lk’sflul'hflrtc‘l gratuitously.
1.4 u‘ul .\'t cos 13 (30M! firlnn‘.
Enlvrrd u: the
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rrd Manor.
3‘.
SGROFULA
Idount lulu-w that
'3 S:n’~.i;-;uxll:l
huau equal in :l I'Ili’t‘
for Sch-inluns llus
mom. 1! is lhll'.l\.llll
10ml‘.2l\1‘.\‘ >Ill‘ll2lll
to the luuly. and pro-
«laces u mar-l in rum-
neht ru-snh than :my
m *ilu- lr\vr i‘swl.
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lelt', (llllt‘.
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'Ntrsupanliu. in
lfalnfly, in!" .‘W :wl‘uh.
Humors,
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E. '* ! mung“. know. it it i.-
‘i m *afauhtull) :3 \» ill
ryque as, .111 ' gill) tin-"unfl-
”)le ‘I‘t‘llxli‘ lll".l“'.
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litmfillw. 'l «nu.
Iaét furl \‘ y. .i I
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, ’ liryfipI-lns. l 3. : .-
«lrird'fiml‘luus- 1'. 3m ll.
lul‘lfl Tilllll'x‘” '7.
canker, and = i‘r-ullaynu i. Ll-l 1.!
ll (‘k‘lmmt‘lh'ml ins
l.\v(-‘.“'a Samoan
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'llvs \lffliis lil' ha I
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catarrh) ! I have Silllt'l‘wl. tnr
‘y hrs; from “11.3!le
\\'ll).‘h'~"il< sn >:.~\l ‘.~'
that it fi‘sn‘uywl my
uppl’l’im on! w. M.-
r-ih'u V .\\‘.\l--iit.
‘_.\flor mfrying ML. 2‘
'r unmllfl, without l’x‘«
- l‘u' . I‘ "an n .tlu‘
can De . \\f.-“'sh§:ir‘:sz:;-‘z‘UEi,
cured.by
purifying
:Inl. illafvw in.
u. 'vlll'ed.
\‘ \ ;.. W .\l'h:i' ‘.
ilmmn, Blah.
.\)~‘l“a S llzl
A r... - sumrlur .Hl\
die lleOd ill-milkpurililr l‘,\.l l
' r\‘:‘l‘ triad. l hun-
.!.i!u‘ll ifi tor Scrotum.
t‘unkor. no.1 .s-zlv.
lilu-lllu, and n‘coivml
nun-h lunch: from it.
It is good, also, for
u weak stomach.—
xlifi-u" ’ x, .
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aisaparilla,
\y r r. U... ‘.U\\i ll, “Aw.
.I’. Lullll‘s. 85.
with
.‘luss.
illi’i. S
l‘rirv Si;
.mux~ 'n. Lulatrr.
Alllli‘llfil and Caniseilar at Law,
(‘«~i:u:.i~.~ioi;vr \‘l t"
c §=ipcixor Court
. .. . ~ of Nt-w York.
Foi‘nicr Sunlincl llldg. So. Norn‘;xll(,(‘t.
uownu) ll. nxu'r. ‘
Attorney-at-Law.
For. .\l:xln SI. and F.x.r:‘.c:d Ann.
(“1:5 ».. vizsrof l‘l\"‘:.‘ ’nr '
Bridgeport. . Conn.
ifAt So‘mlx Norwalk. lix'l'l:i!l:\‘,_;(l: l)???»
inns; till. ’ Fungi,
Attorney and Counsellor at La
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(lil‘u‘c uwr lln_\'t‘s 1)l‘.1: Stun:
'coxN.
SUl'Tll NUIUVALK.
IDr. Moi-103E“ \I..
. ——Dl“l‘l(‘E AND RESIDENCE—
(‘mx West Avenue and Bullcr Street,
.’ xonwmn. cthx.
()tllc llnurs—l‘mil 9 run ,;
i p.iii.: Sumlayss‘.’ to -l p.1n.
L’F'Cominunication bx tclcpimiic.
from i o S. and T to
C. I’. BtIU'I‘“'E LL,
D E N T I S ‘1',
LAUDER‘S BLOCK, ‘
,South Norwalk. Conn.
Olllcc hour:i S to 11::i121‘32thlto'3. 787 3m
{‘9’ {osmium-c lluviland smact.
Rcllnh'c Work at. Reasonable Prices.
‘ ALEX. s. 618503,
Organist of the First Congnlmillonal Church.“‘atcr
_ bury. TcflCln-r of
I‘ ianofort, Organ and Musical
Composition.
7“! ly Lock Box 39 1?. 0.. XOR\\':\LK, CONN.
EDGAR 5. PLACE,
Organist of 1st M. E. Church. South Nonvnlk.
‘ Teacher for the
Voice :..Voca| Culture and Singing}
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‘ONSGIVE. : - U- ' .‘
LESS 'COMPOSITIUN.
Fortcrms and other particulars. adduss
EDGAR 5. PLACE.
Box 495 South Norwalk. Ct.
w. n. MEEKER,
Practical Plumber.
758 if
Threading Iron Pipe from K to \3 Inches.
. 5-1 Main Street.
South Nomalk, Ct .. 6494!
| SIX Mourns. ..$1.00
'l‘crms . «In-rusmu. . .
n51», 31...": i'u‘." ' din.’ xgiulf‘igmlfim. July 13—wus a wct. illsugrccablt-
IW‘L. 31m 3260" Sim 5500 srm yaw morning. Lay still all day. The pick~
—‘ “ ’3“ 573 70“ ‘ui‘ 13"" Ms liq-t up an oc‘asionul tiring. Many
3 " 3“” a '0’ i‘ “" 1’- 5" 1““ wore the rumors why we did not mlvancc
IMnth 2‘50 5 C.’ Hon 1.". on cool! . '
.» . - ~- —- ..__ mi iv - 1‘ -! * h: x I 1 i \
“ MI , _ 2m 11m 1mm am; a F \ H x cm 11} llllt, lot “L (m
3 .. 50,, Sam‘omm'ffim ,7“, 25m ”0“ unpcnrul to know. _
n .. um um vim-last» 25m mm 2.300 July l-l.——Nutlnn«; done that «lay ox-
" “ “3-‘01‘m‘03iW-W 35““ 5““ moon (mm o lilt‘c slurunslnng ln'l\\'r“‘n the
1-: -- 7.00 25m ”mom you row row
Steam and Gas Fitter. Facilities for Cutting and
Ely’s Building
Sivuiiun REGIMENT
Connecticut Volunteers.
9..
REMINISCENCES OF THE WAR!
PRU“ Till: J-i'. ll\.\L N."
First Lieutenant Charles Smith. of C0. “ G."
4... ——-
pickvh. “'0 [link quite :\ nuuihcrof
prismu is. liu- uu-my appuiriug to be
dvmorullz‘wl and many o! thvm hccanw
prismurs rather than longrr (‘ulilllllix‘
Tho still
im‘rcrisv-l why no diul not udvuucu and
utluck tho vi‘cmy.
in; and anxious for tln- order fut-word;
Uur wholc army Wcl‘i' llh'l‘t‘ and on tlnl'rc
(f tho ctrmy.
Silll‘ was thi- l’.t unuc rivvr.
so'swollcu from tho n-m-nl rulm us In lw
in illc rvl‘vl ,srwyim‘. wumlcr
Tim mcn wvn- wait-
sidos and on tho other
which was
impassilulr fwl‘ such on :n‘my. (ix-rural
L‘i' l'u-l Hot Inn-n ill‘ll‘ t.» go! :my supplns
.mll iu- iuul sp-‘iii :ll‘il'l>l :ill of his :mi-
munniuu zit (Er-[13.»lvur:.:unl|t scrim-ll
lint ho \\‘nlllll l".\'<‘ l‘t'l‘ll :iu
(“tr
'.\\':l‘ '
why ploy
to our form". own. ii:i~ln-.l \\‘llll
\'i~“ur_\' and in: tho \‘~-:.~l.ti'-ii ni'
;ll‘.'
runny, u- :zll inuliy lvr‘l‘:"l".‘\l:.r‘\l
makc out tlic reports for Co. “G." He
Said I do not known of any one hotter
than you. I said Idid not know any-
thing'atmut it. I had never own so
much as looked into a report hook and
knew nothing about 'making out the pay
roll. "Never mindf“ hc said. “you
do it Well enough." S ilxack I went and
got out '(‘o. “G's"lmokshn'j papcrs and
began to study. I fixul up a sort of
sheltcr with a rubber blonkct, for it wrn
raining. and commenced. Sumo of i'w
oliiccrs explained some things to mo that
[did not unulo-rslaml. and l mmlc quite-
a beginning that day. but it was a sorry
job to sit on the ground and hold a hook
and paper on your knu- niial write in tlw
rain and lamp all things llll‘v‘ to ho scut
\Vashinzlofi. Bu! :2 S‘lllll' r h..- t Hnl‘.r‘_\‘
ordcrs. so I dill Ii: - is: l 0 m! l.
July lil.——£‘ullc»l up :it 3; :I.. 2:1. ”Ain‘-
ed to turn in nil hunks :m-l :- mum to llw
Quartermastvr. and lw rcfuly to march
at 5 a. m.
“‘0 cross-Ml tho Pol \muv rivur on :I l‘ull-
toou l-rirlgc. and once more put our luv!
upon thosuil of Virginia. but. r. -t with
as: much pl-uistlru ll‘fl. it a few
(rocks bvforc. \\'v list-.1 lmmnl {-I'llfi's'l‘ rust-
ml ln-fux‘v \vn “‘1‘!!! hack auxin into the
barren lznul of lhxio. but so it with
tho life of n s :ldicr. \Yo martin :1 that
day ovur u vrry 14w! (' mutry. null thrrv
(‘éill
Short livmi our l.(‘[1.'s of rrrl.
Zl~ “'0
is
\virc many good l'ni-ui p. nplu 1mm 2
\YU llhl l‘l
il‘quin- “‘31 u “1|: for lhr l':i u i 111.! v. ll‘l
was it n. .Tih- liousl-s of ilh‘ l'uion pun-
pw \x'nru up -u and the,- ppoplo wv-n' M12.
and if tlwy inul ii ill; or smoothing tn
tinx lnlrll):!‘.lll=. not ! Lu-
:-.-p:-.«»; 11! A ll :4. if n third to \i‘n Ii-un
fix.
cuuul.
V-
lllt'lh u:
m llll -(‘l{i!l: 5.} a: ..~| l‘. r wwn w‘»
it l"‘,.::lllllll‘z‘l'l2.t:ur\1lllliilV
Iliu’ (it-iir‘rul L“:
tho ru'vr wnh liLs \\ huh-army, .nul many
July 13.»
- l..vl crossul
- waists that f\ ii on New lu'ml‘ l f
rhino: him
... ~'.l\ll}'. ful' Hwy h ll :dl (in while said
lint hml
uni could (-
writ l“
. nr rummuunlvr». i? \':~(‘1ll‘l‘
or" him culirn-ly snrrnuu lml
“0 li-l‘ili' ;;ll of l.zs army»
Ju-t wiwn wv lull .1 mind tn. but us his
suppli -~ \\~-lt'r‘illlr1'l_\' cut t'lT it would
lm in tin r in ll. lay l-utih- until sl irvnliun
comp llt‘al him to surf-rod. r. llzit Luv
l|lll_:l tn lillt'll \ lll' {~th in thin l‘dm'. .‘f-
t. r \\.lllll':..: null nmm tn giro him M“ it
n. uld s- . u:‘- im.~ in lu' sun-mnig- t tho
Win in of his four guard ovur tho rchr.
\vu >1 utrd in pursuit. \\'.~ in urinal
iv idly {with thruuglfl .n t'll}' nl‘ ll.\.:--rs~
town. :ntil lull Ly npt ~l?: ’ll‘ lirt-u-uvorlvs
\\ l. -rc tlwu‘ r mu 2*. ;.. pl :axl on Sun-
.!;._\'.' for tin rv- wzu o > d mg. r tin-W. for
for tin-dust
twt n'yi. or hours. H : w-- w-ml in gnu!
l: :si - until tin-r
all \Yilliamspurl :iiill fuuml lilvy \u to all
safcly across. So we camped for the
night with downcaat countenancec and
”neural-Wain I i’o‘timy‘ile‘ep—
in): place selected l wrut t-othe river rm 1
took a good bath. \\1l~lu‘\llll_\' shirt.
and pants. wruu; [mun out. put thvm
on. :lll‘ my supper and wont to 1nd. int
knowing who! wiluld lm «lzmc on llh-
.\-.
t'..~ up my 'hml in»,
gum-
\\«- rmiclnd tho
S(‘|‘ 'S
morrnw. \\'\~ man-liml right milcs that
ud)‘.
July lfi.———\\'c wrt'r c illod up at 3:1. in.
“'1! .l (mists to ,lw rcuiy to march zit -l a.
m.. as “c supinsml‘owr llix‘ rivvr after
tho i n-lmy, hut in
we took 1hr lmck truck on tho
our disnpuin-‘Inrnt
road to
.llugvrstowu. Now runn-r ill-gun its
work. Same srii-l we were going to
)liddlctown to rcst and rc.‘:u:t. S ll‘n.‘
said l) Frcdcrick. Sun.) one place
and some uuotln-r. \Vc pHss‘ul
through llagcrstowu :aflcrh halt of an
hour in tho city. then we crosscd over
South .Mounuiiu Kim ugh Suiokctown
and two or three other pn-t y villages.
whcw thc pcoplc wen-“nil in for the Yn-
ion and not afraid to show it.
thing thcy had in tin‘ shape of tubs and
pails were set out on the sidewalks and
filled wuli wutvr, and the ladlcs. wore
out with their lumbivrs nnd cups giving
cvcry one a driuu: who wanted. and
filling the men‘s canteens for Ilium—our
old clothing bcing an honor instead of a
disgrace to us, for it showed the hnrd‘
ship we had endured for the sake of our
country and the homes of our families.
it was very cheering to us l) sec those
that appeared to have some sympathy
and feeling for the soldicrs. and the boys
appreciated it for it was one of the hot-
631: days we bird had. Still we did not
come to a halt, but over South Moun-
tain we went again, it. being the fourth
time we had crossed it since we came in-
to Maryland. At night we halted at
Middletown as fired a 5!. t of on n as you
ever saw, having made thirty miles. and
extremely hot weather at. that.
July 17.—C‘nllcd up early in the morn-
ing and ordered to be in readiness to
march. Instead of staying at Middle:
town to recruit and get clothed up, we
were put on the road again, and push—
ing ahead as though the safety of the
country depended upon our getting
somewhere. At night we halted at Ber-
lin, having made eighteen miles.
July lS.——Rain that day. The rumor
now was that we would stay at Berlin
for some time. Our regimental wag-
ons came up to us and it was the first
time we hau seen them for a month.
Reports had t) be made out, books
straightened up, clothing drawn, and
last of all the pay rolls "were to be made
out at Once, and we should get our pay
before we left thatplsce. Since the bat:
livery-
MOSHEB & CURBAN.
GENERAL WOODWORKERS.
Baud. Scroll and Buzz - Sawing.
WATER—81X.
Hat Block Makers,
SOUTH NORWALK. My
tlcof Gettysburg the regiment had bcen
consolidated into six companies. not
having officers enough for more than
that number, and not men for even as
many. But when it came to making re-
ports, pay rolls, etc., there were ten
companies to be accounted for. Co.
“G” was only represented by seven
shall
Drought.
ofllcc at Stilson’
' > 1%
men, and 1, being Faust Iergcant, was
senior officer, our captain having been}
» wounded ct Gettysburg, out First List“.
«as fickin diamond “3.8mm!
root. was taken prion-er. 1 went so
l:‘
l
it‘dl.
.—.
ll.}\l‘l.llil-‘Ili‘ll(1“ll'x'ltlslll‘k. limit was
H.” u z with the vtlur :i'li'.
'l‘iuir lions-s worn cl 15ml: “'1‘ saw no
onv, and from :Ippvnranccs one \\",lll«l
:ii;~p«'»sc l wis vu’ livu-z
limitsgimlzof lul: -'
and no ulnumla
Hf K'lh‘l'l'lx‘s‘ all mt tlw lumnst. .‘uls. Vflll: :i
V0 ll ill~
(lilvuxl. luvin.’
- \
Tint [Euro :2 w
lli: rv. Tlu-rv wot.-
lmrrirs l!1illi‘ll~’lll.\.
ilu- lmys llt‘l|‘|'ll thrmu-vas in.
mi fir thv u: i:: umr )l?
uni lv twenty six mills.
{in m: n < :m'ixum xxxr \\ ELK }
.-\ IDilla-rvuvv.
Tim (‘ulltulic l‘nlshnps of Kim l'nitnl
Stator: do not comb-um tho Knights of
lulu-r. lnt in \‘zmmh tl‘m Knights nrc
linving a hard time of it. tiw ll:slmp c m-
dcmniui: and llw pricsl : rofusituz l) ul-
inw tin m in participuto in the sic-1.x-
rm H's. Inst Sunday t‘w Supt-rior of [he
.\;\iul Pulp rs of :lu- l‘mvincv. pron-cl:- d
4'. St. Priors ( lnn‘cli. .‘luitrnul. suyinpzs-
“ll has lm-u sail th:.t tho l-lsllnils‘ of the
l'uitvd Stuns in n. I (‘i‘ll’lvllll‘l the vrdcr.
but tin y conduct lin-ir xlim‘«".~t§ us thcy
sec tit, and Wu havc no more right to in-
terfere with them than they with us. It
has also bceu said that our bishops have
been sold to the capitalists. but this is
ridiculous. It Is an unpnrdonablo \\‘:Cl(-
\‘dir‘ss. H ll‘ bishops, when lhry S-Jv
dung-r to (ur souls are olrl‘lizwl. undxr
pain of mortal sin. to worn in." The
llcvcn u l l‘hthvr i'idicnlvd the idvn of the
Knights lmingn. mutual lwnrtll society.
saying [hub it was ollicers who ln-ur titwl.
one of them alone golfing
“\Ylmt Pill-illvllt‘t‘." he asked. "could
thcy havc in a socicly the chiva of which
were forcigncrs, t 1 whom tin-y must up—
ply for tliuir bum-tits?“ lie continued:
“if you do u it list .‘n to tho words ofour
bishops and ll.c tcuchings of the Holy
Catholic Church you will commit :1 mar-
lal sin and incur ctr-run!dumu'ition. The
time for retreats- is commencing, and no
Kuighi of Labor will be allowed to par
tzciprilc in the sacraments. Choose
which you please."
slam.
Connecticing—'l‘utcnrs.
\\'c are in receipt. from the «nee of
A. M. “'oosler. 436 Main St., llndgcporl‘
of the following list of Connecticut pat—
ents last issued:
P. M. Beers, Bridgeport. needle swag-
ing machine: R. Thompson, Bridgcport,
machins for sowing Shani-z huttrm to
hunts (‘10.: ('. l‘). ll'ivll. _\‘. \\' ll‘n‘sl'. film‘-
W. A. Lorenz. Hartford, papcr bag. 5.
ll. Stupnkcfl', Hartford, copying press:
(l. S. “'hitc. Danbury, toaster and broil-
er; J. Spruce. \Vatcrbury. bucklx; G. E.
Meeker & E. R. Fisher, Mcriden. black-
ing box holderpG. ‘L. Cooper, Meriden.
lamp shade ornament; H. S. Bartholo-
méw, Bristol, corn harvester.
Renews ller Youth.
Mrs. Phoebe Cheslev, Paterson. Clay
Co.. Iowa. tells the folfovriug remarkable
story, the truth of which is vouched for
by the residents of the town: “I am '73
years old, have been troubled with kid-
ney complaint and lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now I am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
housework. I owe my thanks to Elec-
tric Bitters for having renewed my
youth, and removed completely all dis-
ease and pain. Try a bottle, only 503. at
Geo. B. Plaistcd‘s Drug Store.
Lounsbury‘o Volunteer and Very
Previous Advisers.
If Mr. Lounsbury were idiot enoughto
hePd these cavillers and live at his home
in Ridge-field. or in a tenement rented
elsewhere at . their suggestion, they
would probably next insist upon revising
his visiting list, directing his regiment
and providing bis household help. That
he ignores this style of criticism altoget-
her is the best attribute the pemlect gov—
ernor of Connectiwt has yet shown to
prove his fitness for the exalted position
which in all human probably be is des-
tined to fill—New London Telegraph.
Mr.
Something that will quiet the nerves,
give strength 3‘) the lw’f rgfredaing
sleep in v0 cquaityo t 0 blood
and ' Hf yandbrigmeuthecom _ ‘ '
is w t many persons would ‘
glad toobtain. Carter’s IrohPtlls an
and are rem;
the cult is“.
mode for exactly thicclgmot troubles.
will, Ila-ecum- '
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SHELL FISHERIES.
Fax-ts l-‘roru the (‘q—nnmhslonor'n Annual
Report.
The sixth annual report of the shell-
fish commissioners contains the follow-
ing: The cngixwering department was
cuut‘luut‘xl under the capable supervision
of Jumvs 1’. Bogart, assistéd by D. C.
Sanford. until Augustfil. 18%; and by
it. (2. Misc, jr. until November 1. 1885..
During the summer the engineers have
(”anlclcd the survcys of lots as claimed
and occupied, buoyed and surveyed new
applications and ulzu) collected much
'vuluahlc information about tho condi-
tion, character and value of
grounds “izli reference tntlzcir as: ‘s-
In. it: for litXVF. 'l‘hc inspcctiun of sig-
Iml stations along the shun. shows that.
llmy huvn i‘s‘t‘zipv'il mutilation sinn- the
law for [in-”- Prull‘l‘llun V. : enacted.
During Hm yvar 2:3] .‘nuuys imvu lmvu sot.
and ill) buoys survcyml. Th:x amniotic
“drink!" of .3va oyster lot in tlw waters
un lvr cmumisvioser jurisdiction has
llz‘t'fi tl“"‘l‘l!lll‘.t’vl v.21!) >(‘h‘l’l‘lllu‘ accuracy
and ra‘ bird. The l-Hi of each town.
“WM. ’1' Now ll‘n‘vn. hut.- been mapped
in :inu-‘mlmzcw with ilh‘s‘r‘ survvys‘. and
cm'il {own has law-u. supolu d with u
I‘umplvtu copy thvrvnf. tilul in tho otlice
of H = town ctvrk. Tn»~ maps of the
towns of .\'.-v: ll'tYL‘n and ()rztngr' were
"01 til»-.l.';1.< the work of listing occupa-
[Inn claims lrv log d talc was Vivi-fly flu-
l~livll fur lllcsc‘ [uwlhi ,\ vu-w \llllllplng
ground has boon I‘S’!ll'll~llt'll and buoyed
:It by tho cunuuissmm rs tho 1! is: year.
10- -ut t’zrw and n Imit’ nulos southeast of
Strmfm-d 1min! ligll‘llullfi“; There has
llr‘:"l u :h'ul qll’lf‘lll}' of “tutorial carried
by sums from .\'.-w llavrn harbor dur-
ingjin— pm: )9‘11': :md {rum tlu- erort
Hl' liw lizstu rzwr unpluyvd by ilzc cum-
mlssi mus is) so; l‘l'l'lSl’ such work, it is
..r.:iifyiug to say that with (-ncexcvp-
(mu the law: hayr- lw-‘ll s'rictiy (.bsr-ivrd
The tax ll~t the Pll>i ycai . i\83-l‘)3:iiitounts
m $t‘.lH7.Tl. showing an increase over
lhu pruvinus ycnr's list of $1,513.05.
This gun: is not doc to any increased cs-
tunutvnf old grounds. but to the in-
t‘:1‘:i.~'z‘nl :li'r‘d of m-w gr‘ nods.
p
( unum‘ticul in lhu (‘unstilutlolh
'llou. ll! :iry C I: llulllfillll in l’hliudcl-
phat last work at a tut-cling of dclcgalcs
from st dz»: intent-ti d in a proposed cen-
'. um :il l‘-‘l\‘llr.llillll of the cm itutimi.
sp lit‘ in. form tho c infrrvncc as follows;
“In lll" pnscnc.‘ uf \l.-sccthl:inln of
ilvnrv. l'vnn :unl Lodgc, l have little of
Linp lit.“ a! to add to tha- iucmoriisof
.h-r past. I (am only say th:~t L'onm cu-
cu: was mph-sf-htril in the cvnvention
'"n' it man whom \\':is‘.iingtu n Ilml‘ll in rc-
:. . t i as lii\ llrnllur .l.m:xth:.n. There
i'ivr ciniuctvr in which we take
prLl-u rvun if ho did swrar a lflll“ and
.1: mi; rum l I some cxh'txt. It is Israel
l'n'tznn. You cuiz-‘in of l’nilmlclphia
vnjuy lllri‘ pru'ilvgvs. l is u grail thing:
to h i'.'. iz. t'H lmru and trought up In
llu'sw' historic .l tux-litmus, and 1 con-
gratuluh- \'.)11 no it. In luukin: hack at
[he (musuintmnsd vouvvmiou I admire
both t‘n- wisdom and tho work which
lhvv did. Those fatlmrs builuled both-r
limit t‘wy knew. providing for things
unknown and unsccn in the history of
governments. They struck the key
note of the present. Gladstone as learn-
ing from their efforts. and England In
burning. too. I thank the gentleman
win. szml t‘iure is soup-thing noblcr than
Kald m tins w. llel. 'l‘iwrr surcly is. Mr.
\‘tmirmnu. m the Pym of :i shopkeeper
that iii: :ilmvc you Is a micro picce of
hunting: the tom-s of that bull in yonder
lllxlt‘pi'lhlt’lll‘t' Hall as th-- more vibra-
tions of u pira- of mvtul. lull in the cyes
all i cars of putrn than, \\ hich is In tt—er
than gold. iiw colors of that. flag will
nun-r fade so long: «stints of nature lu'c.
and the tom-s of that bk II will never (lie
so long as tho music of the spheres shall
ust."
|~‘"l
Meritorious.
l'vzu‘l's' \\'hitc (llycerinc makes the skin
clmr. pure, soft and white : is harmless
and dcligiitful to use an! at. oncv ctl'cc-
live. Throw away your cosmetics and
ask your druggis'. for Pearl‘s “'hite lily-
cerinc. '
( ll:ll‘g(‘~ of l oilspirltry .\ :aiusl Railrold
"Metals.
Stacy l3. Optiykc. superintendent of
the Northampton railroad, and “"illiam
ll. Wallacv. assistant—superintendent of
the Consolidated. were arrested by Chief
Bollman. of New Haven, Tuesday
afternoon. on warrants charging them
with criminalconspiracy against Thomas
Mooney of ‘21 Miner street. ,
.‘lrrnu'v “'t-Ylivid on the Northampton
. Ellie‘fl‘vflll and
~ » . ~ . ‘._ , :».il -l-\~n _\"'.r.~‘ :is u
t“? [lg-‘lln-K “f I-="“-’..} ir-xz s: v. . l.. l i... :' n. it, .- ..:~ t';- t" :.s -!.d I-n road
- . - ‘l ,g _
liomss. Hartford, iIJpz'r Ii.i;_ .‘2 p_;!~.; 'lu‘ su-an- cup in} x.» .l: l:
l‘.\‘n \ l .2! r. In.
ba‘l‘azllt’ Xilj_'l.'. )‘lll‘d'illznlvl‘ in Kli!‘ Nurlh.
umpton yard and SL-I‘Ved in that capacity
for fivc years and until October 29. last.
when he resigned his position because
Superintendent Opdyke refused to grant
him pay for three days he was off duty
on account of illness. Soon after, Meancy
obtained employment as a brakeman In
the Consolidaud mad‘s yard and, he
claims. was told that after be had
worked there three Weeks in that capto—
itv he would be given charge of a gang
ofmen in the yard and would house 11!!
salary increased. He was, according to
his statement, dischargsd before the
‘three weeks expired. He alleges that
Superintendent Opdyke secured his (its-
charge by influencing Mr. \‘r’ allace. K}.
W’allacc says that Means-y was not dls~
charged but left. of his own accord.
Vice‘President Reed gave a $200 bond
for each.
Pain from indigestion, dvapepsm, cod
too hearty eating is relieyed at once .
taking one of Carter‘s Little [aver 'Pdll
immediately after dinner. Don t‘forgct
this. '
Speculation In cyclist-pellet.
We are informed that during the lat
few months Mr. Henry Skidmore. of
Northport, sold to Charles Iownds. of
South Norwalk, Coun.. 25mm 0! leased
oyster ground near East Beach in North-
port. Harbor for $1,500, the ground hav-
ing no oysters on it. That Capt. Jon-I
ngbie sold to Stanley Lowuds of South
Norwalk. 5 acres of leased m for
8400, located in the some , and,
my E. Scudder {sold at; Mr. Andrew
Ackerly a o oys ground be“
we“ f13th! to u‘
aoeb Mr. can
Elm-ll fined for $250, Robinson has
since sold to a party in Southport, Ct.—
Sufl’olk Bulletin.
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