T] ll‘l'
suvru NuluVALK. .IHII'. in. 1886.
ammo.
l£x~tiovtvrnor Iligt-loivs :i3s of the tits
mor that he is a can iidzite I‘or l'iiittvil
States Senator from t ‘tiiitii't'tit‘tit' . "No
person representing.v any politic. d p -.i3 .
con nation or society has said :i 33 out
me about the matter in question.
There is not it word of truth in the story.
I am in favor of (writ-tail lltiw ltI I3' and iii
. _my judgment there is not :3 .sh; iiiti“ of
doubt. lllt'll llt‘ \\ lll llL‘ t’lt‘t lr‘tl.
Col. livviiin't lrigetscll, in ii recent
speech iii New York. iletvlziretl: "No
man has :i right to u\\‘n more loud than
he can use. The Ni 33' York Times she“ s
that Mr. ltigcrsoll. iii company with
Stephen \V. Dorsey owns 3 inc: of
land in .\ew Mexico ninety miles lt ll"
an i si\t3' miles wide 'llte tit 33' lalmr
party must lt't-ep t .eitr troiii siti‘li dema-
gogues if it wisht s to benefit the wink-
ingrnan.
LIBR- {In
‘ AND FREE REA
1200”.
T' ..is inst: Iiitioii has now bet-ii o; Itvn to
the public a little upV i'iitls t-f Iliiitet ii
months. long int-ugh to convince the
most skeptic: i! lli: it no mistake h: it bi- -tvn
made its lo/the substantial foundation on
which it stands. or the good it is doing
or is capable of doing. I: in: :3 he s' iitl
33 itli truth that this iiistiti ition l... lim gs
33'holl3 to the pe oplt: it 33 :is t stitlilislitd,
built tip and carritd for “an! by their
contiibutions to a self sustain it ' lii.tsis
The same t:'1tt {til Posh-tin" \3 hit" ii 1- is
characteiisivtl the iii: intigeiiit tit oi the
13 iard of 'lrti tee s has piiic.- d ii in .i it \—
eitioii 33 Me h it 33 ill 3. llllll‘t‘ no 3'. r3 gi'i .it
ell'ort 133' its liitIiids to i' .iiise it to lo tIp
pace 33 iIli Ulll last hit ie using ii ‘lluilll ion.
The rea. llllf' room is wt ll l:v.:.iti'ti and
ventilated. and is made t' Iiiit‘ortiiltltv for
DIA't .‘ ‘
Visitor's both winter and suniiiitvi'. lis
Itilileshuve been k: p: litilllillil. llV stip~
;4ilittl with a go id il;nitt;:llll it ill util-
.siI Iltt‘tt tl il: iil3 and 33 ct lily l‘itl‘t‘ r s it: ii the
most popular ii.t i..l!l3 lll.‘l,{..7.lllt s oi the
ilii3. l.<lti:il pains :iii l 3' tie li:i\:v lain ii
taken in the st-ltIt'tioii of it volts iii tTi: ltl'
lirary. It would be unreasoniil lI to t-_\-
pic! that their iitiiiilit'Ir
great tis 3‘oiit.‘iii‘.t .l in older iiiil‘tlll: s. 'iviil
llli‘l re is ti goodly llllllll‘i'l‘ :ll‘il it" \\-,_. are
allowed to iiiiig I. iiiilii sit itiii;
that the t] iiiliIV o; Iiios-I It» be I.- Llllll i ll
the slielVe Is til the lilii .ii3 2-» 3. i3' liir to
In: the up for the l it k in Mr iilvv is.
During the past tliiitt tvti month. it i:.
istilnzitetl that there has llt c it :i ii. ti.’3'
3is iltitioii ol at It its! to. nt3 ll‘u‘ p istii s.
l‘liis woull in: me foi lllt tiin . the lilii'ie
iy has he Ien open. It ;i\ ing out huh-1J3 s.
n visitation of nearly ii lII‘ thousand.
The library portion of the institution lid}:
been proportionately prttronix. Id.
The large lllllllllt‘l‘ of \‘lstltIl‘~‘ to the
rooms dnrliii: the past thirteen months.
to our minds. conclusively shows that
there existed a want in our city
\\'3Illiil llt' h."
rtty.
if 3 li-
brary and reading room. where llv‘lll l.i-
iliea Iititl utnt'lt'iiieii l't‘llltl Visit. .in il
without interruption or tlllt si; on spiv viitl
their leisure t me through the d it or 3- 3~
ening end 33 lug ti 3' :iriet3 of papers. may;
tizines and books. as their fancies lllt‘llll‘
ed them. ‘ '
\Ve are much pleased to learn that one
of our most popular sotviiil clubs is alvoiit
to slimv. iii :1 most substantial
their appreciation of lll“ iii:in3' llt‘llt tits
that our community is realizing,v fli'lll
this lienellt'eiit iiistituti. II. by rain: :i
ball on New Year‘s two. :it .\liivit' ”ill.
to raise fun-ls for the library. rind tlitfi't ~
by tvnttbliv its In:iti:i.:i'i's to i \lt't'lil :ititl
iiiltirge its split-re of usefulness. ha in
the earnestness with which the members
way .
' of the club have taken hold of this mat-
ler. we feel assured that this will iilith‘
one of the be IsI iitt ‘lltli‘ d and most t'l‘] i3 .
til-l .. even nts of the se.isi ii. it 33 ill :if—
fortl ti pleasant met-lint: t-l‘ fri. ntls :iiitl
33(qutllitltintIes‘. the :igreefililo ii~Iss of
which will he very much t~:.li:ini'tvil l-3v
the consciousness that the Iprtit‘iIe-ls (if
the entertainment are t - he used for so
coiiiiiiendtible a purpose.
That the iilltiir will prove it grand siit'~
(‘t‘eS both socially and financially we feel
well assured. \\'e trtist that all our ('lll-
zens. who are interesttvtl in :iiYiriliii:
food for the intellect. and
surroundings t‘oenjoy and profit by their
reading, Will by tlieirpresenco givet'tiun-
tenant‘e and encouragement to the
prais‘eworthy object for which this en-
tertaiiiment is gotten iiti.
”ll lIt‘L ‘III.\(:‘ (IX.
\Ve mean the cause of prohibition. and
the influence of woman in politics and
education, although not 133' the right and
exercise of suti‘rnge. City elections oc-
curred in Massachusetts (Ill Tuesdav,
Dec. 8th, and the result was that seven
teen municipalities Voted “no license,“
and some of them in so doing completely
reversed all past action. A number of
women were elected to serve on school
boards. The causes of such results ate
comparatively ' clear. Massachusetts
shares with the rest of the country the
general progress in these directions-—
anti-saloon sentiment and female ad-
vancement. The \V. C. T. l'.. in many
places, not only favored the cause by
resolutions, speeches, etc., but by per-
aonal solicitation of votes at the polls.
It will be remembered that the Republi~
can convention inserted a strong anti-sa-
loon plank in its platform. The chairman
of the Republican convention. likewise.
made a strong temperance speech. Lo.
.cal'option in the method of expressing
the sentiment of the state at the ballot-
hox. It auccéods in part, and no reme-
dy yet domed succeeds altogether.
When that which is perfect shall come,
then that which is in part shall be- done
nwny. In Maldcn the majority for no
licence was 1150. over double what in
was lost you. Every ward went strong-
ly no license. Springfield, as one of the
loading cities in the state, now joins
Worcester in giving a no license vote.
11!. ladiec paddled vot as, and dispensed
, 003°. and sandwiches. Waltham re-
versed a license majority of 390 last year
to 54 against it this year. Two alderman
on the temperance ticket were elected.
New Bedford. for the Brat time in four
yearn-five n no license majority. Fall
'Blnr w curled by 894 majo‘rity.
'lv'itt'bhuig
T WsTthW.TuTiiivrm.iT
l‘illllfilllzlllli‘-
3' 300.a a decided victory for
Hiveiitill ity let ln.ij0:ll_\.
re—elecled it temperance
mayor. lli'ocktiiii gave 136 majority.
Sorthiimpton lfit). ‘
The wide extent t i' is notices
able 1 irge cities like Springfield are
incln- ltil: st- :ip. iit towns like \\ 33 lied-
ford ; sooe towns like
llz'ot‘ktiin :inil lliiverhill: Iii :iniiltit Itiriizi'
c Iratres lilttv Fall River.
and liistiirlt‘
{lllilili-ll.
‘;l3“\ 3 5*
.t "ilLl ti..vtii‘iIstiI 1‘
id 3 tli.i' ‘llt.!!:ll
like .\‘tiflll‘
(‘Ollllllllllll It";
The insult-nee oil the liquor lt'v‘ill'it'. and
the fri'tiltmi used in gtttt. ting
have outset! re.itItIt.ins. and
down its :iaz'liril t‘.‘.ll>t s (ll
llt‘t‘llfit‘s
he s. t
the ham _v t. -
‘ulln.
..I..
33 tit‘.
.\liililt-i‘v. It i' the first time since i
ls lllv
corporation. ivlttItetl :i \Vtilllt‘3ll i'ii the.
school lvtvttiil. New lietlft'rtl new has
four female tiieiiibtvisiifiis liotiid. Spring-
ii -ltIlelt t'ItItl .\lrs. lltvmer .\lci'riaiii.\3'lit3se
husband is it iiieiiilit-r ol’ the \Vebsttr s
Dictionary Iirtii oft}. & t‘. Merriam t‘
t‘.i . t‘tillt'ins. who hits
ti'. iVItill t! :iliro. iii 33it l liivr husband. lit'.
talkins. study iii-g Ioit-tgn school systems.
particularly in London.
wivizii-ii tiii the >3‘llth'i
l‘t-litii'i
that the p
and ‘lrs. Marshal
where there are
tIoiitiiiittei‘.
ii v_;l .t to st ‘l iv. in;
tliix lllllt‘.
;v‘ :.e the t- .unmtui iii .Iplt- so-
i' illttl. :ii'ei'vaItisi-tl Lillie l (l .li‘l trailii.
me int i :istiigv i3' iii Ieitnii' ed to use law
in opposition to i!. and to \‘lt'l‘l those
wli i l‘iiVor its i tillai‘eiiitIIit. 'l‘lit'3 lies
too. it) 3Viviii:i=:i.i:Ii|. and will Irti:t
the lllilllil‘;r‘lllt"ll‘ of :lS well
lit-VtI.
‘t-ili‘vlllS_ US
the home to Ilii‘tv'.
Iii-3. ‘lr'. :ti-iiiit-iv on .\ltir'iuuiiisiii.
ll 3'. l".. N liIaznt r.
.\i‘.i.l
.ill
:.ii
lit‘illi lli :tl iiffi
illh t it) .
litit'lt‘bllll; :iiltll‘iIss at the Fair;
:il t'lillti'li. L'isl
.\It-riiioiiisiii.
Like tviiiy. Nil: l. 3;;ch
grituuir
S:tlil-:ttii iiivtrnmg. on
He .spvvliv: on the suite sub-
jv'iII. and with nioitviliritII zilliisz'tti [0‘
the thils' of the system. lll
tlititv3'iIIiiiig.
lzi Iizvvt‘liti-Ii l'l L‘itivIti for lli'i'. ‘3 l. ”'3‘
31:. l.)lii2ill .\ivliiill h. It. spots...- int.
s “MK 3
ti.i\3‘ii .\ll'. ‘llvvitss r
viIi'siI-titilly sv t‘il sem-
h‘Iil! l.'il;.~ t'tt3'.
lite N'ilivilizil ii
the-
‘ \‘vl‘ il 13v l.
‘il we have
«it l is “Kiri; l3:
lIt-ltil' l_l.ill
:vllllllil .I ,»
I iiit'.tl'.
\\'iv :ii.-
:tii-i illlli'
will.
lliii‘:
l: is our
.\‘t llllll-‘ll!
I'ts;vtiiistivviit_\' i l‘
'l‘tii'iltviivs‘.
ivt lll.I tlej-t'tttviis
.‘l'll‘
\'.i: touzi
lit 3 .vsvv in ,s alnl
~i.E'.:i:tI -ii iiii =1iiaviil. .:i.-'iIlV
vviivilii ii i-tiz. liitil lilis is llv‘lll:.'
l. vw. 3 -ltitv itiwti iiit: -' h.- i iislit-l li
Ivi;3;iI-I it. :'.i 3. ‘ A
::::IIi “ii-i ist :it'li':I : Ilv . lI v3 s :it.l girls
--i l" :l IvvtliiiIE; I v: ‘ ;- iv: vi'ts is utiltv‘
iii,:. filiiiiiitvii l..- i':i:.'h_\' :iiigi. “Jule Iil‘
"i-I liitiiitv. [1 iv i:iti:siv.:.i.v:i .v. iil in
“:i.-i t‘illii't‘lllill‘l‘i work in 5 iii l,il.tv I 'vIV
it» :-:i_\ t- i I l‘ii i'tI is llt‘llt‘ 33 inch siiiti l.‘“l>\‘
I:tlli- it-v.
:lillili'ltt it: ill
in ll> 1 iii tIIIItt'vI
lill lit ..l .if'
Ils
‘.‘3il. :ii\' :!
lllll'v'
in; the iii'iti3' rumors that its line
Le paralleled by tiitt‘i‘it'ti ll3' txviiipetitoi's,
(‘t‘llllllllt‘n \\'iIl ii UT] 2| lllllllllt'rul l Xlt‘ll>l\ 1‘
“ll its l‘il‘lillv.‘tl. while
min is uttlt-r i' iiittvmtslati -n
it :iptivni's to he the :tiiii t-I Iliet'
I . l:- il l itstitti its aim s
it. Hit liiiiv.: -tiit i i 3V tilt the .'
is to
imprint iii Inzs
:ittv
viiip‘iiiv
:ill ll\ :ili3' li_\'
vzlllll. ti :~I .in—
\‘villlllllttlllll ‘ll l{l.\‘\\ll iv the si'itIiii'ivtii
i‘::tlitv.tvltii;:., ‘rllt‘ stntiv- li:il2.isttti.:_\3 liitvli
was lvt gun some time in
plot. .l :is i‘i'ii :is l‘iiiliv ll.
lljlsllttl :is i we “3' as t' in ii'iistuiit- Is \3 ill
[li'lllill \K iiiiiv'iiel: i3 has lll'l ll ivxpiIii- i'.t' tl
t‘l llllt‘ tintiit: Iii ilsl‘tit'itItV wito ilivvstiizitv
i'iiislit-i's. liiil tiiis llfis :i \th‘lt" ‘lll-
and no further tIiIi r'i llllllvifl iii“ this '.:tiiii--
ls l.:tvl.iil. lot. it thus iiIiii 'll are :i.’ wot i.
at \.illiIlls‘ p IilzlS I'll IliiI tut-l t-iittuie
ilit33‘li ll 3‘ slit-[i ~i:..l‘iilis‘. :is I‘. li:is lIt't-ti
found that lilt‘ i'ouiiiiiigt’s lute-st l.-i'ov
iii-.itti'ts :iitv liaitliy titu'il l-i IliII lislt iII'
'. ll.isli t'tii‘ "iii
lllnl is l’l'illi
i, .,.
i;ittlti 'tlitI llv .i33' Irtvigltt ti'..iii.s :ii .viI
llt'i‘r‘ '.ii3' l>3' Ilitvi'1iiiitl iii 'rtI_ts . iii tits ,
iitvss'v lll this tlii‘et'l': vii. .\llt‘lllz‘l' .itlv ‘.
age to be g'itiitvvl li3' [lit-so changestvl'
grade is it higher rate of speed iivi‘ t'.\-
tirt-ss trains. 33 Inch stviviiis I.» be tlt‘l‘ililll'l
ed in this age of push and l'll\lt. thin or
tliiI iiiirsl iiiititzilaizt Iiiiiit-rtiiitiiigs llizit
Ilii- i'oiiipiiiy liiis :tIltIiiipitvd. [or :1 Ion;
time is the laying til. it il-Iiilili' Iitit'i.
tilting the lt: l-ill‘ l‘iont :iI lliid; t p ii't.
lv‘riviii the Li: ‘lll ‘l ml 33 .s first op -i.t.l
lllllll tlit- pitvsiIiit .1 i3 lllt‘ vie 5i: is' litv 'l h: it
one track :il lllt‘ p iiiit tiitI i.tto:i:Itl. 33liii li
exit-lids from the ll(}ltll iii the lull ele-
vatoriif lliiitl :iiitl t‘o.. :i \li\!i‘ill‘t‘ oi
about an eight of :i mile. It was only a
few months ago that an txpitvss ti'aiii
dashed intoa line of dirt ears iii [he
sltiirp bend of tliiIrtvud at Uit‘t‘lt‘Vt‘illll‘
and killed two lttiliaiis‘ aiivl lll'flllllt‘tl .se\'~
t-rtil others. 'l‘h'it more :it‘i'iileiils of ti
lil.e iiitiire have not (‘tu‘tlll'tll iii the
vicinity iii the intieit-fe lltll to isow ing to
the constant Vigil i. i.' e i \I :3 lM‘ Itl li3 the
employs. sel' lllt t'. ii.ipi!i3 More than
100 trains pass our this single tt.itk
t“ erv i1. i3: ttziil. l ivsiiltv b. in" iis't- -il by the
\e3\ \oik. .\t \3 lliiveii t\ lliitfoitl
road. furnish iiit‘oniinodatiou t.) the
.\‘ztngatnck trains HS wtll. 'llie nature
0. this iinprti3ciiier.t is the widening of
the wharf propt r by .tlioiit £300 ftvtt
'lhis has been done by tliivingv several
rows of the heiuitst vvhest iiiit piles i tit
in! o the channel reducing its in i3 igable
width thereby about one It iii. of t tiiirse,
the company will have to bear the tx-
peitse of widening this 33 met 33 av li3 tlitb
ging out Ilie adjoining flats. which will
be noiusignilicant item. ‘I‘ lie addition- a!
wharf area gviineti by this change will
accommodate two tracks. in addition to
a number of sidings for switchinv'
freight trains. The ct igineers will also
have an unobstructed vision between the
points mentioned, which will reduce the
chances of accident at this hithert i dun-
zernus locality in a minimum. At New
R ichelle the work of fonr~tracking t‘ Iie
road is progressing with commendable
speed. Vlt in safe to say that no other
road in\ ew England and very few in
the country. is in better condition or
ofl'ets more perfect accommodations to
its patrons, than does the Consolidated.
This high rate of excellence is due in
gh‘at measure to the untiring energy of
Supt. Stevenson, who is ever on the alert
to answer the demands of an exacting
public.
Senator rum; Discovery.
Senator-elect E. J. Hill. of the Thir-
teenth district, has just made a very in»
Detecting discovery. At the second ses~
sion of the first Connecticut legislature.
held away back in 1639, his paternal an~
center. “I illiani Hill represented the
town of “Hudson Alter ten years of
service in the lower house he was elected
assistant, or senator. from Fairfleld, aerv~
ing in that capacity for two years. At
the close of Senator Hill‘s term of office.
in 1899 it “3‘ i 3» j-i- t‘fill it it. sit (“ll 5
isllt‘t‘3lt‘ I. nint- gt‘lu .' iiitvit: rev it. it. litst
entered thet‘ til‘h'C .itvitr l 1. i l.-.tiiie as a
memlitr. \lr. 11 ll t‘iist tlistiivt red It. ese
file‘s while peiiv l! 3: ii history of the
lIi2‘ i faintly. —-lloui.
( iiinmnu ( nitric il.
\t the re .zitltir n. t i In L: of tliet tvuiit il
.\lonilav t 3': In trig. lii is to t.iv_ amount of
$l.-lti‘3.tl7. were llltlt'lt il l ‘llli.
Petition for ltiitiiis vvzi l.:-\'i ; ivrt .t3'iI-
nue l‘t‘l-t‘l‘l'l'tl to t‘.‘-ll‘illlllli .- -w itllzlv'v.
Petition for (‘l’tlSS\" 'l.’ I‘. ll I‘vi :lrl'tl
and Taylor on iiue r in tl lt‘ t uiiiu .ilti e
tut .\Li‘r'ets.
iii" «if h
tiered tutti.
"‘ltt t'iitiim t'ie ovv ii I:
l"t'.s.st'tt.|ivi; for $273 was Ur-
ii'u \" is Zillll‘ttll“
in ii to borrow filjiltl f..i Ilt itsv ol' the
t‘il3'.
1“. .\‘l. l‘ii‘l‘i‘i‘ “‘lis up; Itilll ii ilr‘s .. l‘.l:l t:-
iletit. of sewer (‘tillSllilt‘ tiv
\V. \‘(i‘. ‘Liiiisttit'li siIziI i.t 5'sl.i.sit
tiiui :is a lllt‘lllllt r (‘i the \\ "'(
‘siiin :iiiil litiurtl iif‘ it‘i- lit 1‘.
taken (Ill the resignation,
Atli timed to llt‘. .\' li. \iliv ii .‘lr.
t'v imstoi k sris sIL'nattnii 33 .is It‘ «I l Neil and
l-Iai: k H. \.isli up piv iiit- tl \\iiIir (‘mnv
lltl\\ltl! tor and Harri ll. l‘- x. In llllI r ii.
litvaitl of it- litl to til I 3: .t' :“.iiit3
-Iv :iiiiis
.\vv.ii'l on was
The .\ltiiilli \\ liit'li (‘inituius tliiv .\‘liiirlest
Day iii the \'r.ii'.
'l‘litI l'hvtvi'iiilitvi' moon I’ttlls t'
:ii «iii. 31m. :i. In. lliit'itig it
tl'i3's l‘iiiil tune to tl-I
Tllr‘)‘ ”11‘“ remain
until llie ‘J'illi. . .
of one minute. (lit the first t‘ivv svi.i rose
at tlii. .‘ii'ii. a. lll.. .‘il‘il set :ii in
or. making tlit- tl:I.3' ‘J‘n. L‘L‘ni. :.~ 7 31:.
the Ills! the suit i'tsvs :it Ili. it it. :I. in.
'I. ’hI llill
i'E-t t' the
:‘l‘i‘1ls-Illt.l ‘ " lit‘i.
when there is
of the s.:-:i- l-‘EII‘lli
H ‘39;
\i'! iI. tI.’
BABBEBS
.\ttention.
l Pricliiii Ill.
\ot by the President Daniel
l lit‘lit‘tlit‘t RSI] , li‘ lit in
McEWEN,
’ The Hatter
You have tiittvred into a most worthy
i-iiI-Ir; i'ls‘. A ball for the benefit of the
l ilvt'tii'v. :tl ptva‘s to every citiz ’ll of the
ten ii, rind iiiidt ttbtedl v' will iiittvt with a
llllfllllllltllli nepotism itiil giiit liitilli 3' iii-
to the Library treasury. live-‘3' Int-m:
bit I 3‘ ie (under club has also on iii.
iv its: :ii his :ippeaiatit' . on (it. it Hit t ion
Iti d :liiv pr. t' l:l!llalltin is I..- i:..tu'm Iht in
that t‘; t'.iii only look their lit st l-3'
t'ulliiig'; ii! my tients' Furnishing lIIvii; lil-
lll:ll and obtaining their i‘ItitIit.5 l have
all styles ivfticckwenr of the l:'.t~ st zl-
antl l-tIst _ manufacture, :tul Illi-
p~ rft tvt lilting shirts. .\ls.»
h unlit-Iti‘liit-fs. and a firgl It'w vit'
Ry
siun
nit isl
gli ives.
irtiilivr-
and s. IsziI vlli. 23m 3». m.. tii:ii.ii.;.: tLe
3l.t_3' ll‘ii. ‘Jui. loner. l'litis till the i'l~! city
3-! the iiivititli, the tl.‘l\' is iii :3_
l'iali it nos :1! lltivt'.vtiitttvviii'v
tliiys .sliiuten slowly until lllr‘ l?
n tiiiiivri williiiiit i'liiiiige In the i
lowing -l.i3's and ti. Iii Iliv
il
I
ii~.ii'iiiv l. and lilt‘ tiist tirt-iit‘ivi' his 2': tiivi'n
in: steps is ul\‘t‘ll in the three :iil-lII iii.:il
t‘llllr'iil\ll‘ ‘llliIIi llit' l:vl till) «Il Ill“
.‘"II‘”~ lliis .! ~_tliil tiiii‘v -»It|.1tl3' tit t‘Iiv
winter stv’stitva. :iiIt' l27;l~' lvl i:.:v i.t33'
sizil-Iivl‘rvintv, l! i'. (“I'3v -. :1. i l'IiJ‘. :is
Is \‘.il§ l.:i \3i- li'-:vii lttvi l. rm \3-
fillrfillllllg' H..- si.: i .; in is 77. Tim
.‘lsl :iti‘ lll‘ (l.‘i_’l‘ .; .ii :liv till ll.!'vI I. t'itv
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it. contains no (Ipiiiiii or ‘ilt-i‘pliiiiiv,
hivnge iss Safe. Price 2.) Cents. Sold by
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stot ltlio‘iiliv i's Ul 1h. s lulu; le. . lllt‘ 3' 'tIv til». i ti't ll t'I'-i3
ltlr‘ fortht ensiiin: 3' ii' 33 ll la llt‘ltl ‘v Ilit l-.ttik-‘
i‘ui llottseon 'liitsilay. Jiili3. .llli. IN it vtn l to
L‘ p. i. i JACOB 3!. LAY l‘tIN.
(‘ivli'ir
s:;i't.'it
South Norwslk. (‘I..
l)l"t‘. Till. ls‘n‘t‘i.
.\ugusm Adams—3min:
'i‘tvai her of must Superior piirtr. iits Iiiiislit il' it Hit
llr. st manner. tv 1' in 33 :vittr cult-rs l: \ll.‘lll iti.
l‘:isitv‘.l or t‘rzi3t-n. Atltlrt ss.
it laISciiili\l. iiiismtt
l or Sale.
lv‘llt‘T l I \S‘ lit) \D HORSE. .\‘t ll'ltl. l{"vI
" tit-mt t- :.iid Sty. isl and :3 "00d |l|l\il'. ,_
Iiniv l: i-.l3 s or ei niltiii ll trail lit-isiv. .\tso. it ‘lll‘. \l‘
\\'lllll{ HORSE. llltlll I of \\'. Mii‘ii‘ i:it'. :ii in
Main strie I, South Nor“ ii. .\ll ll
Building Lots for S- ale
‘3) 12 Fll\E Bl'll. lll\t‘ lJTl“ l-‘Ult S\i.~2l US
“I S'l‘Al.l..\lE.\ \‘1‘ ll. 3.\ int: -e ci' 3'
ofSt-ttth “Slur“ ‘k, n n IniniiIes 33 “live from tliimt
tinSt otlit'.tv hanks en .53 nionthl3 pant-nut: ltirt
c h: met to soil are it home and .szi3t- ri- tit. Alvin 3 to
John ll Lig‘ ll. 3 iI3' :“iltorni3. South .\orn .l“ . Ur to
13. Stiuutlen. bl St. Marks A3t- . llrotlt ii \‘i-3t
\ork k. "iii-'53]
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bTOR\VAL1{. C. F .
Wednesday Eva. Dec. 15, II 8.
R:\\D VOCAL A\'D 0Rtr.\.\
CONCERT.
MISS MARIE S. BISSELL. So rum. -
NR‘. 1.. L. DA\F.0RTB Jr‘llwc‘llmllfl.
MIL S B. AS‘DERSOX. t‘oiitmlto.
HmfmANNII: LOUISE CARY ~RAY MONO. toiiv
to.
HR. ALEX.‘ GIBSDX
MISS JERNIEK \ASU.)
n
l Organism
vocar. sonos. DUE’I‘TS. Irruos as»,
quanrnuns.
Adnlission 50 (:18.
Renal-veil Scot- 25 and no cont: extra.
sli-Il't'l‘;
iii» til. 'l‘i‘ ..
mitititis .ii:tt think the Ii'i'rivitsiil li'! ;'li.
’Q 2.01” it 3e.it'.
i \\'t'i‘.l”.
'l‘ii-w-I
ii iI'.
numbers it Ill“ tannins
u-r t'liili will lietit'otttlttl fl like up-
.in. tlIiiiity ivI properly :ittli'ittg tl-tIiiist in .s
i It r the grand b.ill tit my place.
lli!l
3-:s it:i:.iv'
i'lirtiigt . stir. turns its llit'r :i iiItt-I
words. his i\trtiiit pvt-.iit tvf s llilvv in
ii Ulillilllv'il L'- tit“ ‘37 lllli'. his l'll‘ll
IMCEWEN,
llittti-r
P .\lIi'sE-tl l:\‘
and (leiits Furnislier.
"(it-:irg- ' t'Ii;.-i'i':-i k.
l€|')-\li I} h' 2‘ ‘3.’ Pl.
Sale and Exchange Rooms,
\\ \sii1\<;'i ()N T
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at, \\t»i
\‘t":v 1-. is
\I rstis i \3;oi:.'
' 8100.900
lill’ \.3lo'. I‘i3i' and \i\ i'l‘l‘ (will. Hurt-ls
E\\ .‘l‘i‘
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SUBIBNEB’S BIGIZINB
\ . .. ll is lv :itii “‘ilt‘ .tt iii.- 33* 3!.av' II ss ll» i' iil'lll Iti'ivt:.~ hi i I llv- lIti~
v . . l‘ I
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iii \\I.v 2.! i liiL-I't \v":R_
TRADE MARK.
J CAP
Port FAMILY use.
’l‘tl 'l‘llE t tl\l\ll\sttl\hlt.
i “\ll \‘l‘ \.
"llieuttders 'rietl he re by :i; iv‘I‘vvs forI . in use to st. ‘1
‘ lower liver and t‘ ider liil t.tiiiik illllllt‘ prinii
ii I Itliino \\ intv onl3 pi: i'su:
e ii 33 in forte nv luiin: IotIii svvilt iifintoxitat
' :i! Ilit liltltslln' ounttl in J: .li-I. 13.13-
: Xivrivatk. iii the town of .\.-rnalk. in
Siciitd \V .\.l TE“ '1‘. till .\1
‘.d :it \‘or33 .ilk the silt ti «3' iif \3\\\‘!lll 33' r. lSsii
v. 133 tivrtit3' Iliiit the :ith :ioti is 3vn~
div-stat L3 ii .vt iitittiis and t: ix ;.ii3tr tlt-i‘iiii-d liv
l.l\\ 34 ll: t' liiiiti nl .\iIiuiii l;
llEVR‘t [3. 51-21. I. Ei‘ l3 Town I lirk.
l‘-it.d .\ti on! k l)\‘|\‘lllh\r1 l\\!i ‘51 it
For Sale.
NE of Ih.‘ mes: tlv. sinih'i-
( ls‘niid Seiiiiil known :is the 'Alfritl Knapp
iil:.ice “ pit-:isi iiitlj'. lticatt-tl on the “esr side of t hull-
et sIris-I. ( ity of South Nornzilk. on It: .\.-Ii v'roiiiid
(‘1HIIIIl.’ll‘tllll-_’ :iti nieu‘tstrut' it“ \it 33 of the \‘ itv the
harbor and is} vintls. aid also an extended 3itw it
Long Island Sound and Lt .i'_ is: :zinil Ilii tiiinutivs
wall; from N. Y. \. ll .3: ll. inil l)‘lllllllf)' Rzii. road
(let i .. and eight min.- .. ts from steitnibinit landi Pg.
Tlie pl. v'iie t onsists ol‘ thou: two ncns of l-ind. 33iIh
a line :issortiiieui of fruit and ornamental trt ' '.vi: so
a first i l:iss3'-_tv v vi.ib‘ eeanleii. 33 ith lawn 33 ‘|l .rltiw
crs. &t' The house is alitiedoiiolehoiise 33itli
Punt h roof will built and iii f'ood rt pair. with tine
rooms tliriiuv vhotit and modern imprmemt- tits: at
first class I-rt- iit h roof carri: 1“"? house with cotiieni~
WINS “If fem“ lmN'S. totitliinv .in s room. and all the
titc- \s‘ir3' conwnieritcto a list class stable. Inquire
of E. All AV“.
- South Norivalk. Conn“
Or at 125‘! Greene Street. - . Y
(Ilv‘ FAIllF [EL 1)
iio tlitv Lots of
.i _
in min! l'.
said t‘otnuv.
Resident is on Lot‘:
District of \orwalk so. Probate
Court, \uveiiiber 26th. A D.. 1886.
Estate or Silvestertl. Sherman, late of .\crwalk.
in said District. deceased
The Court of Probate for the District of \‘nrwolk
hath limited and allowed six months from ditto
hen-of for theCiediIorsi of mild Estate to exhibit
their claims form-tilernent. Those who neglect to
time. will be deharred 1 recovery. lpersons ins
according to location.
domed to said than: tire easier] to make imme-
diate punter". to TA ADGE BAKER.
834 at Adminiatntcr.
present their accounts. properly attests: within sud
llllAiS .is
But 1! i-' not e'v-It't; :v‘le 3I'ithou:a
lv‘irst (31:1 ss 1 ) i nn 01‘.
and that cannot be h:iil 331:
Remson’s Market
and :‘3t your
Poultry and Fixin’ 5.
Hit nut-st line or
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES>
in the city. All kinds of Denier-gr and Foreign
lI'i'iiiIs :tiiil .\‘iils.
U'Lr l' i'kltvd Oysters are maili- after the receipe of
ortbol' the most Iiirnoiis hotels in the tvviitntry. Try
Ila :ii. lv‘isli inf all knits Hystefi opened 0! in the
sh Itl, E3 er3'tliiii: illtll :i first t‘iass >llllil‘kt‘l can of-
C'. E. ‘REMRON
is Main Street.
Holiday floods
F.H.Nasll&BIJs.
ll inI
Is it gnviit ilii3'.
li i.;' 5. .in Call itt
jiist it-i't:3vvti :l i’llh' :issvi'tiiil‘ii: it! dive-tritiu-
“art-of
Bohemian. French and
.\ Inertia.“ .‘lnlrlllacture,
l".\.\'(‘\' truss tum-z
Ri'll'i‘. AMBER t llYSTAL
“Ll i:.
III'ZCUHATIVII TH.‘ t\‘ ( ".\.‘I “Ii“ SETS.
Library Hull and Table Lamp-
Agate, Copper. Tin, lron end Wood
Wares.
:Iiid
. i‘in I‘s of
Fancy Cups, Sauceis, Mugs,
Vases~ Casters, Smoking Sets
TCstplderesriLaIian andiLava
: GQOdS.
tribe i '3 id in:
I’ll] l‘l‘ll
_I tit-:s'i‘.
l'.j\~ til
\\ 3.:
X! r. ‘l" i ' -
Bil. NlSll BBB].
The New
ghoes
ForAll
IIII\\‘\'..\* iii
vsomn t mit‘
“l:'l‘.
”'S'I‘ ;\UI{ l\ll).“
“Wal.tenoh feet"
,BAMPBBB.
Ntii'33':ill\'.
.\ stvlttitltti
tssvvi'tm i.l ivl' i'.irvl~
'ivt' t'l i .s'iiits .in-i
\ v.3 'ttptv' I.»
l'3\:t_\'.
T1115: 7—“
SSBS BBWSB .
it. s :1
_i_“.\i
‘.tiit.i21‘f3t-
:FANCY GOODS
\“i ils. t :i
Filling
ctiitll I. .\i'rzisynta l". nbroidt ry
.s-ii;.' Knitting .\‘ilk.
Silk Ctiitl. R i is
.\‘tintis. t‘iest'tviits.
:tntl
IrtllN-l,
and
1‘. miter
S tl'ifns.
\tii.“.i\i us All. .i:i...n~.-
FanPyWork
0.0
l “.3 ll:l\'s“:\ll tvxt tIzlt nt l.i.t- of
l’iitlerllariiit ls. lliis-
lles‘. ILIIttlkeI‘t'ltit-l's, Collar —‘ and
(Hill's. Gloves. Ribbons. .\t'.
Library Building.
\\ .\‘t lll\(i1‘ (IN ST“ BET.
Misses Juli“
Milliiiery Aiiiioiiiiceriieiit.
(ill! \\ “IVY“! \ .0" k I. l; itillr!) l‘ l‘"\\ ill
fir ixatiiinit: i-ii
Liiilies, .\llssestfi‘ Children's Felt Hats
‘ l\‘ UREA 'l‘ 3 \ltlE'l‘Y
(‘iirsetst Hosiery,
in il rut-13'
t'nt‘ilt'a l.l.\’£s oF
Ostrich and Fancy Feathers,
Altillifi‘l‘l‘lfii I‘UMI‘UXS. J ' (i DDS. B'l‘t‘.‘
(Int-lines of \‘ELVET‘. I‘LUSEIE'. ltll‘tBONS
iinvt FANCY TRIMMIXUS iv in: r
rtal‘l‘.
Everything New and Prices
REASONABLE.
Oiir Stock of Fancy Goods in complete.
cry material of all kinds.
(‘onibings made up. Natural warts in the latest
"style of B'lligS and Switches constantly on hand.
No trouble to show goods.
MISSES. ST. JOHN,
33 MAIN STREET, 33
N O R \V A L K.
in en r lll“
Eiiiliroid-
Heat l,8l8 Ranges & Pil‘l-‘J IStives-
Handsome polished
(‘hilt lrt‘iis’ lliv
(‘liililreiis'
A large variety 0f Easy t‘liairs
“'almi'. Cli- try. Antique. ()tk. Ash.
\‘i'alnut and (Sherry Desks.
the Holidays.
SEWERS. '
.\I. l’IlIIRCE
DEALER l3
,Sew wer
I
I".
Pipe
.\.Vl'
liBllBl‘fll SflWfll‘ Ullllll‘llfllt'll‘,
Is {Iri-;v;.nii to it:;'
3 . .‘ ,.-.
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l‘tr' -
r-i'iir» i :l.~t ‘3 's'~; . ‘fv .,. ..".I.- ‘.--
.I‘l’ll I: ( I:
I
l
.. ~. - - ~ . .1
It l.\ .1 ll i ll ltllilllll lit.
lliztt the host dit-ssivtl bins are
those 33th ii'iiiIr 3.: .t'iiiitviits lltlll“lll
iii Ulll‘ llvi3s tlothitiI- lh-;pii'-I
iiitviit.
This season we
t \t i'3' I..I';'iiiiitviit :i
.‘ll‘t‘
site it li:ii';.;‘.iiii
"‘11' In“. ms to our store I” buy
\\ e have 3.3Iiiti Bm .s
t‘hiltli'eii‘s Suits. and 1. iiiiti (Invi-
i‘outs‘l‘orIv my age .it the lowest
prices ithIi niI irked.
Besitlt s we have 10.0310 Men‘s
Suits and (Net-emits. :ill to lll’
old 01" at equally ..- rent li. ii'vniins.
\\ e v-inI ( vei V boy or man
who pun hoses Sig mi worth ioi
more) of (‘ lililllllu‘. .in Iiiipi'ovetl
\\ .iterbui'y \\ .itth and Chain.
'lrla‘r‘nv12I-vvar10jtarr4ar..rr“ "
._.,_~ :’.It Led-’Zirl‘ “
Haskell, Earhart & 00.,
X. E. Cor. (‘i'iiitil & Broadway,
NEW YORK crrv
Q“ lm
Elegant B id 3‘ In its
sells Carpet. built tip.
803:. and 900.
Ileav3 Ingrains,~15c., 50c“
HOLLAND SL1 ADES. good quality.
hang, 50c. Spring Rollers li‘gc.
complete . 43c
Euibossi il hold 40c. to 50¢. per roll.
\" ithout Gold." m. to 203:. per ‘.roil
Cottage Suits. $18.8 Pieces.
BenroomSuits $25, up.
without Extra charge.
Fllllllll
..\iit ([1le Oak and I‘ ll" Irr3 'l‘ihltvs‘
Rattan and Fancy it ickers.
A FINE?— PRESENT
FOR THE
”Helidaysm
from $3. 0!) upwards.
l ‘olislii-tl Antique Oil; ill-ii L‘ lierry fan? 3 R Ickers. ran. red an silk and crushed
Plus hes: also {.iricy lnatlier C overin gs. from SIJM) zip wards.
A large assortment of Rattan and Reel 1! ickers from $150 iigiz3I.i:-.ig_
\Valnut. Chen: and Ash Blocking Cast-s.
gh Tablet‘ hairs from 50 ('l‘. to $6.00.
I rent 50 ("l ~.
upwards.
an] I‘ itt tit I‘ov'it- Is.
and Painted t‘hatrthv r Suits.
Piusli Parlor Suits. from ail-3.00 upwards. ..
:5“: Special Bargains in all goods for
Call and see them at
-—- DAVID STOW’S.-—
HOLIDAYS!
(‘illl :ii
:llunl&leluff’ s-
s. llitig;
pr'ittvs. .is 33 .ll liiiiigv 1i iii-tits and:
and I
MARKET
and 7-" Vtiitt'
ITiti'ktI3'.
‘t‘elei' 3' .
t‘i'a ii berries.
"av 20. South .\‘or'nolk. t‘l.
Fruits and Nuts,
Florida Grantees.
I It .. I Izv .. Etc.
’Pllllfill [litters ASIIIIIJJI.
l. \ lIilY'l‘illNG FEES“
AND (itlllli.
HUNT & ZALUFF
rvgilie But in The Willi.
:sl'l-Z'l
5'“ t\ B\Ii\Es‘
HAMS,
‘Illll l.l|l:l:<
“Ill: \kI‘J‘T H.’
( UN AN!)
SAUSAGE,
.\ruzt.r'_\n'.\1"ri
TH E BEST
IN THE
MA BK ET.
IA;\l{l )
til it
lilv"l"l‘l E
.31 (as frtv1.i:i
Lilli Cdflllllll lit lI Brand
\\'“tl
SPBBBY 8i BARNES,
‘3') [on
.\3 t3 Haven. Conn
IISTAITAIEIUS
- . ~ cabinet Portraits
1‘! UNION SQUARE; NEW YORK.
\)_‘ 1m
CARPETS!
The l’nirgest Stock to select. from of any store in the .\‘tateat
LOWEST RIC-ES FOR CASH.
he :arit Tapestry
irnssells 60.2.
and Gal's.
Extra Lam'ell lngmius. 750.
indow Shades
on spring rollers. With fringe. all r- ad3 to
CORXlt.‘ I" POLE“
All Brass Poles and Trimmings $1. 00
WALL PAPER,
IMMEVSF STIR ‘K ”F .\E\\' PATTERNS.
l ia. n (E IN new st3 les.2
33 itli Brass Trimmings.
3v . Iii .. i per roll.
FURNITURE
Ash Bednm‘n \‘iiits.
Parlor Suits intxreat \' tir: et_t
at Low Prices. Purifiers. Lace t‘ urlaius. Lanitiit quit s.
your house complete caif‘be found here at Less than Ctt3 Piices.
by hand and laid by Practical Upholsters. We do as tit. ve work as any
and employ the best workmen in each branch of our business.
$23 up. “'alriut and C berry
Bedding. Bed SPI‘IJII'Q Etc...
In fact aii3 thing; :ii furnish
(‘ arpets sewrd
citv house,
Goods Delivered
C. E. SMITHS,
No 0. 2. Atlantic St.. Corner of Broad, (Opposite the Presbyterian, and Baptic
Churches.
STAMFORD. CONN
rhubliohcd in New York City 189.
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