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THE PROPELLER
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I’urlor atritl'iletlrooln Sets
:1 Specialty.
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Bodies Embalmed
11-41.:1; .11....
Juno STOW,
\i_.1,~":.
mini.
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3-." '.' I). In»!
TRADE MARK.
SOAP
FOR FAMILY USE.
\‘Ui‘lt l‘ltt'lt‘ERTY .\I..\l.\'.~"i‘ Filth}.
terry on .\(‘(‘I DENT POLICY I‘l’UVhllllL: in
t :m- of fatal 11.;11ry the same as l.1f.- Illellt‘lllfl't‘, and
f.-I.1)1l'~.t\»;t'1l, Indemnifying fur hiss of time.
lfileIlI-l your LIFE affording protection to your
family In rim: of death from any l‘allsc.‘
—~u-r1.v ro—
J ACQB NI. LAYTOS,
Ufllcc 11:. Washington 5... s... Nurwalk. Ct.
Also not“: and REA ESTATE Act.
RUTARY Pl‘llLlC. (Acknowledgements take-ml
(H‘EAS STEAMSIIH' TICKETS for sale on
DRAF’I‘S. for one Pound and upward s.
MUSIC" ORDERS In all parts of Europe, and
RAILROAD TICKETS to all points “We! and
South via Pennsylvania luiimad
01d. Stand
___m--
OLD HANDS!
ilsvln rchued the business of A B Coley.l
‘11:! he I; o to see oil friends ot the old stand—tilt
13 LST hlAllliET
In the city-which ! IIwill her-:0: stacked as usual with
heat Is ..1 Vegetables
FRUITS
Oi allunull their-comm” hand.
. 7 ' LEROY ADAII.
“I!
"he (‘ililllt‘lflil‘llf Gene'ul Life
IIIsIII‘aIu'e (‘11.
8. ~. I. lItHlIIl‘IIIFI‘. Aircnt
\u \1-l:\\I\‘l\ I'i‘ '1:-wt-
FYBSY Nlll‘dlS FYBNYY, NY
Frank S. Reed’s
New Marliet
F11. all Main Street.
Fresh Y11‘11eYeaetahles 8.1;
111,1111'1'a11111
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F. S. REED.
,GANDIES
A1]. Kinds
First Class
'- AKERY
I'I'lt\i-1'l‘l\;\‘. I‘.\Xl\\'
IIII'Y
lut‘
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: .-furt::uu.1.t..‘.mud}
Allis. Jtlllix' HOLLAND.
I..\I:III-'It's "Luck.
rt . If
We are prepared to 1!.) a Iirst clues jut. of
1.. all... qunoit. i'..\.~'1' quumt.
SLATE
(\l‘
I‘ENA “(I \‘ I'I
at 5 eents‘ her feel ant 1111111111.
I‘.'1r';..~'\\..~’h‘tt' Slut. I'm-t}: ~h.111‘..l (“ill 1111 II.-
I». fore I‘utttrut‘tiu: vise“ hvn'.
A. EACH 83 Co.
“'3th st . foul of IlzivI‘Inml SquiI Nurwnlk.
- RIVERSIDE
BENETEBY ASSBBIATIBN.
Th.» cicItIul‘ of Association :u‘t‘
filtllillt‘tl ill the I‘mruttcliuf Nurwulkdust
north of the l'mun Mills. Ilt‘l\\\‘t‘n Spring
Iltll Its-eel and Riverside Avenue. and
may be reached by g-md and well-kept
fluid: from all directions. “The cemetery
is Ilivhh it into twenty-two sections, with
I’- lltlA I) A V I‘IN 17 IR
and suiftllllt‘ >lltl‘lr‘, ttml the contour of
the 111.11 is such that everytaste may be
gtutitied in the selection of plots. The
at'.-Iitirsares.1 arranged as to atlurd an
almost
C0\ ’l‘l\ UOUS \DRII'E
to all «If the different sections, and are
crossed, in every direction, by the streets,
so that carriages may reach every plot
in the entire cemetery. An elegant
RECEIVING VAU LT,
this
OUTII N ORVVALh CONN., I‘RIDAYJ
1-... 11111111111 Statute Bath.
'51 Wash ingtou Street.
Uput Dai‘. _\' from 9 to 1'2 51. m . and from X 203 p m.
and on S.- -III.rda_\' etchings fruni ti to S
W'lntercst allow. 11 on Dcposi.s.
ALDEN 501.31 ANS. Pres;
JUIIN II. l-‘l-iiih’lfl. \"it'inl‘res :
Juli); ll. BXAI‘P. Sec. anuTrcaa.
D. R. RۤBIXSO$,
-—~l‘R.\(‘Tlt‘AL——
PlllBll BBB ngllll YBBBl‘.
Ell.“ A “H. EAST NUR‘VALK.
[P 0. Address. Box F39. South Nurwalk'.)
Order: lw mail. for Titlllll; and Repairing.
ly attended to.
63th:
pl‘tll‘llpt
7 I3 1 .
"w. s. it“ i-v,
:\ 11C 11 I '1‘ 1‘:
Is now prepared to make plans
and supt'ruitrnd the cutestrutta
CT.
and S111' tinn-
.111 oil-111nm '5.
TERMS REASUNAIIIJ}.
(It‘r‘lt’i-Z- TnVlnr‘s it: 11:11: \\':t.~h:tutI-n Sn,
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.:-I:.~ fetlrII -.'.l 111.! I ~' '1111~-.\.-.n
.lu‘l-hitl: . f: .L ~' prom; .11 .y :1'111.1l11l to.
Stamp Am: straw-1, II.':Ir .\l.'1:11
U. Ilnv it‘t, Smith anu'utlt (‘I.‘
I‘.
.I. It. I{.\ \LVIIDNI),
Bullet 1111 13111111111,
Work done hy the Day or Con-
ll‘lu‘l
()liict- foot of llnviland Stu-ct on
Water. 1‘. U. llux 617 “if
.ll)ll\' FILSISGIHR.
Merchant Tailor.
1:! Ruilroad I'lut'c. So. Norwulk.
1a....
$1.5
~ to uni. r S? 00; ~' to urdcr for 82‘ til ll.-
1
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IIO “ .-\ RD ll. l&\ \ I'i‘
Attorney-at—Law.
t or. .‘l.i.I. St.
:‘IlluALT
Bridgeport.
IC".\YS.~;;3‘...\'1.::\:JI\"Itch ‘. 1-1 3:1\“.'\
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLBB
D'I‘Rl'l
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MAIN n.1, SOIL-Til KURW'ALK
lll' AIR,“ AltlE :5 F0} 1 THE
131'}. ‘5'1‘ ‘llilgk'l‘s
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LOWE~§TIEPRICES
A. S. Daranl’s Motel MBl‘lllll,
The Best 111 The Wflllll.
SI’ Ell IIY 1h BA RN ES”
HANS,
Slltll‘IJHERS,
II“ I'11\Kl".\§'l‘ B...-
(‘UN AND
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: TH E BEST
IN '1‘“ E
M A IIK E ’1‘.
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.ot'It
Ii liTTIu 171
Is strictly pure and free fruIII :lll zitltiltct‘atiuu.
Leah Carefully let the Brand.
\\ 1- nunmfwutnrt- -Ill minds Ilt‘tll‘lll"\‘llrllrlllilll’lI
our purkiu; . IlUlht‘ \‘ut Iluun.
SPBBBY A BARNES,
N25 thn m1 ll.1\ .' 11. Conn,
HENRY TILLY.
BABE ABE NAKYNB.
REP .3311th G
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
This is the season in which to prepare for winter
and it is better to get ready for rough travel than to
wait. until the busy winter season.
Work of all kinds Ix'rtaining to carriage making
and general blacksmirhing promptly attended to.
Wagons of all kinds made to order.
Wagons for sale.
Henry Tilly,
of large capacity. and fitted with'all
modern improvements,
trance gate.
CA
The entire space is not plotted, but 52
PACITY.
is near the eu-
MAIN STREET.
and V
THE Jl STLY CELEBII {TED
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Vault Lots, reservations for 517 single
inter-meats. and 2.102 Burial Plots are
now offered for sale at prlces very favor-
able to purchasers.
MAPS.
Maps of the Cemetery may be seen at
the otlice of MR. EROS KELLOGG, the
Superintendent, on the premises; at the
office of Box. Junta W. HYA'I'T. at the-
Horre Railroad Depot; and at the ofiioe
of 313.733.1011»: E. Liam, at South Nor-
walk. .
Challenge 1111 Beetle Benet.
so MAIN ST.
promptly attended to. First class in all respects. 0r
doll solicited.
\.
C. B. nutrients.
All orders for ice cream and general catering
THE SEN’I‘L \I‘T..
JAMES GOLIIEN, Proprietor.
OFFICE IN “SENTINEL” BUILDING
ELIzAnxrfi bTRKET.
Oar YEAR. . .. 2.00 3 Six MONTHS. . $1.00
Sixuu; Corns, 5 CENTS.
TERMS STRIL‘T‘Y IN ADVANCE.
Terms of édt' crush-g:
Tlgll-I: ‘1 ll; 12'... ' . 14 cm )1, .'.c1 11..
I Wk. $10.1 $20.» $1.01) :0.- $2200
3'" .. 1 5.. am 7 no 11', ' man
3 e 21111 we 11011 ll 50 15.10
IMnth" 2 3.1 51'».- . 11 111» 23.1.1 2.1.111
“ 4111' 7 tat \ 50 1200 H 011 11; 1111_ ”31's 00
3 “ 5 all 550‘ 1. ‘00 1600 l. 1-1) 22:10 In“.
“ u it 00 gym I\ (ll “:00 23110 land 7300
u ._ 12311 211 on 2100's? 50 >500 as 11.1 10.1.1.-
I2 " 15 m- ' n.- "-1 milieu 17. on 7.1.1:- '13.» .e
\larmtms and n.- Iths inserted gr‘dltlilullr‘l)‘.
Local X cs 1 » t cuts pertine.
3.1+... at 111. [RM Ililiccat Sm: tI'. \‘
11ml (‘ loss M‘IIItI’
A°Comnion Cold
Xx' often the beginning of serious ulT-fi-C—
tit-12$ 111' the Throat, Ilruut'hiu] Tubes,
21ml Lungs. Therefore. the impt'u'tunt'e
.nf curly und t-ti‘cctivo trcutun-Itt cumin:
In' 'timutul. Aycr‘s Cherry 1‘.-.'-
turn! may ul\\‘u)$ berclied upon for the
speedy cure of 1'. Cold or Cough.
U‘W‘I‘l
l :le .- munrx I was :tttu. k. d \\ ith a
\‘1\ll!‘ C,.-ll “it: «h. b} 11 'l..t and f"-
1 I111 In 1' \pt- <ur. < hemlxt' .- wt- '. 131.:
settling nt. 111) l'. tlgs. \ I l'l‘litll‘ 1 1-ll' r‘I
slut“ f.)li.~\\'1'.nl :I< toulpuuiwl l-\ pains 1:1
the t‘ItI'\lI tram \\ ltich I MHII‘ re 1i 1111 1 lt~r‘ -
Iv. Aft. r tr) in: \ario‘h n m. .li. ~ \\: ‘lI-
mtt UllI 1111i .: relief. I rennin-tired tubing
-lv-u‘s t‘ l1.-: 15 l‘vcwral. and was
.
“3 Speedtly Cured.
1 am satisfied that this remedy s.1'.‘wl my
late. —« .l 111-. \V. Inlet, l‘uwtu. lit‘l, ll -.1
l .-....tI':1.-11~«l a seve re (H ‘.l win-l1
sud-truly |l\‘\I‘lt‘ped into 111.1211. 11:1.
pr. \1' III'. 11" «law-«Tons uni 1-l1~:.1't .-
~\ Hutu-111*. \ [IIIVS‘I‘ l: in ul'tlt' lt II lll-‘
\x'tr‘ < ( Ixt'rrv I 1-1111? :11. His Ill-
firm :2”... w. l‘t‘l tulle“. 1i, and the r.- xllll
r: 11ml .1'. Id 11. I'm: 1111- or \“lll.'.
Stumps-.11 Ilohti'.‘ .i‘I. ti.'ic,'1‘1 \.
'i‘wn inns ' . 1 null. 11- -.l rom u s. \' .'I'.\
t‘-'-‘id.\\l.?.. l1 >1 110111.- g\' I III. N l.'.-:.-
tml. Mull-1's nun-i l--v-l\ tlm
‘ ‘ I .:l-Iti..«.1\..l
.. it“ lief. \1 .1 li1l mm‘
' . <therrx~l'-...-n'ul. '
I:1i.1I_:I\\.-l-‘ m- illtlllt‘l\\ It
1 ur . Sin. 1 :1 ll I I1: 1\ o git. it t 11' 1‘..-
iwl‘ul in my .~‘.1'.‘..i1'e.n, and consider it
The Best Remedy
for (‘.-‘.~l~'. l‘.-'1:l1=. and all Throat :1
Lung Ill<.‘.h‘1'\‘.t\‘t‘.r “>th in In); tutu; .
~ Ii. 5-. 1': \KIIuE. I‘pOOI. .‘l. .111Villt'. l'.t.
Sumo t; 1'..- ucn I twnk a slight ('t-l-I.
\\ hich, lu' Its-flcctt'ti, (1‘1'\\'\\'11'.\t'. ml
mtzlv-d .111 my Lungs. I 11 1d :1 ltu. .n 1' :
-.'II_-_'li,;111.l\\.1~ \I-rv w-o uh. 21w. \\ l1-
Luew m.- in: t'uusdt-1ul 211) At“ t 1 l-
i'u L'l‘1 ill .l. "1. .~ I. I enntiImId 1.1 \_ '11‘. .r
lliitzl Ii‘-'lli.lstll\1‘lI l1‘lll'. ' _\\.- r s t‘ .1. 1'1' v
I‘. - T-‘l‘dl. I 1 W than tutu Ian'lltl 1f Ill. 4
\‘;I‘.:I..l1le 1111-.‘12 'ine (uh-l lit1‘. and I
l-‘I'I tint l 11\\.' the 1‘l‘l".‘l‘\‘.lliun of Inf:
lift- to Its t‘llrtilu‘fl mw.-r<.—— Mrs. Ann
Lm Ii“ owl. Aha-u, 'cw York.
34.58138 Chorrv W is considered,
hem the on." great remedy fnrulldist a» ‘
of the throat and lungs. and i< ten-11'
in d. m. ind Ht. 111 III'. \ .utlu III. div iIu uf ils
g,‘.\\‘ ‘J. I‘. I{1\I‘1lls..I. gtiullll..\ll~1 H
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
i‘xcpurcd by Ilr. .I. (‘. A} .'r .\ (0., Lowell, “ma.
Sold by all Ilnngis'ts. ‘
,1.
li‘t 111
nut-111'. .‘
i‘ricc$l; 5i: built-cs.
Dr. Mt‘liONlifl-‘ln
—"(\F}'I\‘I AND RESIDENCE—
(‘or. West Avenue and Butler Street.
xonwaut. coxx,
linurs- Putt! 9 a 1'1 ;
suntlsys ratio 4 p to.
("lie
1“ pin;
ruml o 3.3...1: t.-
ff 700
Wt‘etnxuunit‘uliun by ten-phone.
(I. I". IRIDI'T‘V [-2 LL.
D E N 'I‘ I S '1‘,
menses BLOCK, .
South Norwalk. Conn.
Ollie-e ,lmurs S in ii :30 l';
"at! to C». To": Sin
1%” llcsulcncc llm :‘a:
uni >er1'1't.
lit-liable Work at Reasonable Prices.
A LEX. 5. lil 850$,
Organist of the First t‘uncrrmuionhl t‘lutrchJVuIcr
bury. Teacher of
I‘iunol‘ort, Organ and Musical
(‘omposit ion .
76‘! ly Lock Box 391‘. 0.. \‘tlltWALh, CO\\'.
EI)G.~\R S. I'I.\(‘E
Organist of lst .‘l E k‘ l'nn‘h South Norwatk.
Teacher for the
. , . . \
VOIce .Vocal Culture and Smgmg:
'AISO PLAN" AND ”KHAN.
LESSONS GIVEN l.\‘ llAlntuNY AND
t‘uxll‘trsl'l‘tth.
F rt 'rxns and other part1cu‘..1r~1 address
" ‘ r111..\lt .l‘I.M‘E.
Box 4'35 1 \‘uulh .\\lI‘\K€Ilk Ct.
758 If
\\’. ILRIEEKER,
Practical Plumber.
Steam and Gas Fitter. Facilities for Cutting and
Threading Iron Pipe from 2‘; to ti Inches.
5-1 Main Street. Ely‘s Building
Soath‘Norwalk, CL. 6494f
n. Trionns,
, AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford,
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
ROWAY'I‘ON, CONN. '
JOHN n. reruns,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
IBBA‘L ANB WEBB
Brick, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lime.
Lehigh, Lackawsnna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarro Goals.
1.1.1 the 1111111111 PllllT
Yards foot of Wuhingtpn nod Nan
shall streets. Bunch omen at Stilson’
Drug Store “In!
n
ARCH ‘75, ISS
Connecticut Volunteers.
Q00
FRO)! Till? Jul'llNAL 0?
June l-l.——liut and shnwerv.
very fuel. The
three Illlll'S :1 day.
wht'll Ill‘ IIIIIkI‘II at if.
June 17. —-.\'l..,:w.-ry all d:iy.11mrcliken
sturm. I dId nut :11 out of my quarters
on account of my fuut :ml the storm.
My Iueuls were sent to m».
dune i“.-\~'t-Iy pleasant
storm. Sit‘flllit‘l‘ 'A‘m'e l‘rit 1- urrived.
limit. ILIIIIst-f (‘11. "ll‘ had been on
the seek lt<t for SHAH” [llll-‘. and had nut
been with tli-et'otnpauy. l-ut lIu-l lmunletl
II" shook his lieu-I
:12! 'l' [Ilt‘
)I \'
u'..l Ii~'t :‘Iyl‘
\\ ItlI l‘. ra'slllu:
I‘ll-I and count 1-! my
in 11 w..." \'1-1_\' painful.
-‘ll ll,
11 litl‘lt'l‘r'.
I .'-'
but mil Ill my chair.
had to take to my l-. d. but dining tit.-
Inch! 1: cunnueuced t.» Ila-charge, and t.»-
ti..' swelling, h'itl dawn sum.-
1 II ~t p.112. Iuc .1.~ much Tl..-
r Milil that I: was dam; us well :N
vii-11‘ Ihut It was u 81‘“-
ll-- intimate .i Ins-due of my
ilm! he might: iII've t.1:unpu-
day
ind it 1:-
lIut‘i'
1' ttld b.- .-xp«-«':
7114 ..tl.ir.
.'.\'Itr_1 It».
i'-\;}.\
n
i‘l.t-_\' tin-Itch!
t.» day Mrs.
my naval-J Ind fur >1I}Ip.l‘
R 1-;-- we): or 111.1%; t :t~t and
Julio fld—xx'as :t bright day. \\’i‘ Iiiill
11.1 shower. -ly I’Mt «lid not pain In
much. but it. hmkcd very bad. "‘h» skin
had turned black. tin-i I began to fix-l it
was worse th in I had imagined.
I moved about my 1'4- 'll some but could
It-It step on 1!.
Jun-- ‘3‘. —-.\‘n shower I'J-dily. It Stu-mod
so strange not to have our usual shmver.
l borrowed a pairof crutches. but I made
hard work trying to walk with them.
\‘-l
J 11110 3;.” Steamer ‘k‘hus. Ilnughtou'
arrived and sat led again. Stemm- .-
‘t‘anunicus' arrived with mail. The
Doctor when be dressed any font took
the skins-ll the whole of the bottom uf
It and otl‘ «If all my toes, and the tails
1-il‘ from three toes, these operations be-
ing necessary b1 cause of the severe In.
tlzimmation. After he dre sed it I fr it
like another person. I got along with m)
crutches better to-duv. and w. Itt down
to the bones for my dinner.
Juno ‘3‘ .—-'l‘he steamer ‘t‘usmopolituu‘
arrived with the pay master. “'9 (“gm
ed the pay roll this afternoon. \Vhen
the regiment was on dress parade .m the
piazza this evening I was sent for to ap-
pear before the regiment, but for what
purpose I could not conceive. I knew I
was not guilty of any thing worthy of a
reprimand, but. I hobbled out on my
crutches, and when I arrived in front of
the regiment the Colonel addressed me
and In an appropriate speech, presented
me within medal from Maj. Gen. L. .\.
tltllmnre. I took it and thanked him
and hobbled back to my quarters.
June 2 .—\\"e were paid two months
pay this morning Steamer ‘Cauonicus‘
sailed. Steamer ‘X. P. Banks‘ arrived.
The Doctor dressed my foot twice every
day, and it was beating very fast.
June fife—was very pleasant and warm.
We did not have us many showers as
usual. Steamer ‘N. 1’. Banks.‘ sailed.
Steamer ‘Msry Benton‘ and ‘Chas.
lloughton‘ arrived.
a business place.
week. I Iaid'aside my crutches to-tlny
careful with my foot.
June 26.-Sunday.—— “.1
tan‘ sailed.
in the evening.
June '1"
the writing for the company.
were moving along nicely.
ting so as to walk quite respectably.
J one 28.-\'ery fine day.
‘Uhas. Houghton‘ arrived.
forenoon, but in the afternoon we had
wind showers. The clouds would come
up as though we were going to have a
shower of rain, and the wind would blow
terrific. and théu they would pass over
without any rain. Lieut. Col. Wilcox-
son and Quartermaster \Vard had their
wives come down to spend a while with
who were favored with an acquaintance.
I finished up our muster roll for two
months pay, and had got our books
straightened up to date, which they had
not been before since the battle of Get-
tysburg
Juno 30—41173! very warm. We had
inspection, review and muster to-doy.
Steamer ‘Alice Price‘ arrived. I bod
uow discarded my cane but was wotui
where I stepped.
" July 1.4m“ ‘Alioe Prioo’ soiled.
SEVENTEENTH REGINENT!
REMINISCENCES or THE WAR.
First Lieutenant Charles Smith. of Co. “ G."
I could
June Ill—My font was I’etting worse
doctor came in two nr
You see it was quite
Seven steamers this
and took a cane, but I had to step very
ear and warm.
Steamer ‘hlary Benton‘ and ‘Cosniopoli-
I went over to the church
-1.-—-I was kept quite busy with
Things
I was get-
Steamer
June ‘29.—wa‘s clear and warm in the
them, and they. were-boarding at. the U.
S. Marshals, near our quarters. which
made it very pleasant for those of us
Thomas. lodyteochen I havospohan
1a
of 11s singing in our choir, closed their
school to day for the team. and gavc :1
public exhibition ['1 u few invi: '-l fri-'I:d<.
I was surprised to see the proficiency (If
the scholars.
and writing were good. and their sing-
ing was first rate. The s.-lml.tts were of
all ages—from the. little :htld to the gm)
haired man. In the evenmg we met—-
that Is the Glee club—t.) nit 'arse some
pieces to sing on the Fourth, as we had :1
sort of celebration in contemplation.
After singing we went do 'n with the
ladies to their house, and they but u
warm. and one of them was at very nice
player, and we sang untll the \\ co hours
In the IIIz'nIing. I could not help but
l
not get my limit. .Iis morning. but contrast the change from I It ' year ago
got a large 5“” (if 533mm” to wear. tu-Itigltt. Now all \v.i.~ c unfurt and
June l'i. \‘crv heuvv shower to-dav. l‘h'A‘Y‘r‘“ ”W" it “ as m": "“"”" 5”“! ""r’
.\f\' foot w”. 5;, 1m) 1 could scarcelv rmv. T-tun I felt as though i wus ztllllilrl
“-5.11. Mrs. It we sent Inv diurnr to Ill-V 1"“ I“: "f "A” ““M“ company. I” “l 9
quarters. ' ‘ D. m. when I called for Co. "U,“ but two
beside “13‘5“” rcspnntlcd This isa \K'Iil'ld
of changes. The tin. 1i 1.1..11 ill-illllh‘
of our soldier lifc “as us hard .15 {“"lIEtI
be but now it was as easy :IIIi [Ilt‘.I.~‘:lilL
us we Could wish. and if It had III-t been
for our filllllllt's tit home, we Iiitght have
Wished that it might have Utllflllllt'd al-
ways.
.lult "—w ..s \ r_\ w; .r.II. My fuel was
nth-uly heal d up oil I u-ut-l wt'uru 51ft
[Lair of slim-as. Llll was .tl22.- tn walk til-.11.!
withuu' limping: much. I‘ltc c tun-d
purple. the path-n." 1-5 the Sch-ml, got up
in the 'I‘iv. lie I 1111.- “I t1 s. .- ”II. t ,_ usuppcr—ns -rI Ixf~lll"prlit‘l-- the I '.I.-ZI.-:.-
day an i \v' I-tcd m - to make out hi 3 r,.. ”2111.1 :1 rm of 11.4 u...- invlt - l. ’i‘. .n)‘
<lKIlHlI'JH Duiwrs for Iitlll. win-.ii I ch... -r- h‘“ 'hmé‘ “l “‘5“ ”Vim T3“ “VI." ”-
fullv .iI-i. for l .1 :\\' thuught tin-t tit. re “1"" “3“" ‘Y“"'"“' ‘1 with d “‘“IS “""‘
wuuid lie-.1 chance fur IIIt‘ tut-xclsutign [Iru'y ‘ ”l‘ A-1"'- ““1 'h‘." “-"I 3 “1'."
my uric-.1515 ~:'. :p. s t.1:~ >E..1:I§-.i--r strut)“. t111~'~t:;p.r. I'Y‘I‘ ‘ '1 H" _V M“! all 2““
mark-t nil-mie-l. owl
:1 v. {y plt‘ufiilltl Zttnt'.
till' g. th- 1' we had
.l.t‘§ ;;.‘~S!lltl:a.\‘ was the Int-wt 1i ._\'
on :t at mt. My meals were bought in .""‘- Tlh'l '- t 1‘ sum! :1! 1-7 In the
;=. 1111-, Shaun-r ‘.\‘::c.' 1‘ric.-' urrn'td. r-Ilu-l '. Iutt :.-i1-.l.\'utt.l1_\' ecliiltl in tie.
J-II;.' lit—vh‘uudziv—.\II.l It was :1 beau- 111-211.: 1'“ ‘hm: "“1 I". “‘r “"1““:
t1fuld.1y,l1ul 1 “3:13 u t u! l.- ti 3.1.1 in in intuit-11' ‘3' S""““"" VUW" PE?“
church. \K-rt mltv uftertia-ou III_\' foul :irrxt't'd.
paint-d m.- .~: leiltl 1: mid.- Iue sick. and l YT” m: “SUM?“ XEXY WEEK l
Illillhl'kt‘rpl‘l". H0211] This.
Ask your one. r and mark. 1211 m f.-
Sp-rry & li-trnrs‘ g-m-iv. All th- 11' pr:
ducts are fir-twins: HIHI frc‘t' fr~m --EItl
text-111.111. 11.11114. rllu'lltle‘rE, l-rv :kf.1~:
inc-1:1, lard. spur. r11», ‘illI ‘iill‘di‘r‘
unmufut'tttgal In New Alan-n, t’ =1;1:.
’1
:lfc
.1: '! \‘xt. l1 w >112 l l1..\'~.' t'tlteu I\\"l t.» ' ,
4 ‘ 1 ‘ . Literary .\Ul\‘!.
In: . 1.12.1 littrgum. ..l_v compact-111: '1“ . _ .- I .. .
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lu-ml _\. A. Much. w.-r.- \'.'r_\‘ kmd In me. b“ ”mum“ “I .r. ' .11 5 ‘ 'r .311”. I I“
appear in t 1e .\pr.l number. The lean-1'»
Will be preceded by :III Itttruitu'tum ivy
'1 L‘II') 11f t--'i II I'.\' w 1" that f -t‘ a < 11- MT=~lir.-.-k1i-l.i. l4 nit-111111.»: :: ti.» -m
t' s" The \' In . “41mg 3. mt . 1.1 l I <.=.' :tzc “Till-:11. ’i'hxy \\ Ill be urn: .1lm :t
1111' 9.11 ti. tr WI}. 1 I I. Itqull, zi'td hr. I“ .1! .‘lllll‘tt‘ 1-1.1. I. 11.11,... ._ l- r. r. a, “dim. .f.
u"- ,I I1 “.1 .v “q! I.” 1‘ “an in U" ml (.1 tin- n-lnllve IIanrtetlt '. . uhl W: I lie c~
each have ulttl 1- v. r\' d is , m th t: I-ut' " "“‘l""‘“"I b5 3"" Ilr ’ 'Yh' "‘ " ""4 "3
,Infim-g lo .kcl m ,r'. mg. ,m “wt-1.11- .»tln-r notes. In tlIt-arrangrnwnt of ti..-
‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' a a K -. u ‘ I .
ll :I'i~'t“ than ‘I-KJ “I S er I. tl’l"l“‘¢i< letters, as Well as 1:1 some lldtlll: nut :11:-
q Inunur . \III.,. I“ p.) {til-“I notation. llu‘ edttur zit-Anni tina prh‘ilt'gfl
11f udvxcc and :isststnncc from 31.". James
Russell Lou's-ll. who kmdly cunscutcd.
wttlt the cordial approval :.Ii-i thanks. of
Mrs. Hominid-d. 1.1 give this aid in their
prt-pnratmu fur the pross. .\ brief not.-
from Mr'. llxtchie t . ‘.1... lira. ktield is
315.. pruned “-'.I‘i lll'.‘ first I!lFI.*1YIZII{‘II[,t .\'
pressing szl'tllitl pie'tsure iu the Litmv-
ledge of Mrs. ilru shti. Lsi intc min! In 1-
let'atimi.
Tue March Pansy Opens with a capital
stm'v for In} 5. written by Pansy herseif.
followed by another for girls. “I"rettmg
Lz- -ttie.‘ by Mary E. )lctimncy. of Tun-'ua
A3111 Minor. The lca: lin :ilttrlcs, my Eli's.
Li. R. Allen :l‘ansyi am. .‘Ialg u. t '~'...lI'.-.
possess unusual intt rest,while the sketch
of Remarkable Women \Queeu Victurtul
with portrait and picture of the-Queen‘s.
home in the Scottish Highlands. the
poem for recitation, cumbmtng counsel
\\‘llll history. the shorter stories. sketches
and verse. make up 11 number not to be
excelled in reading for buys and girls. as
WUII as the entire family Illustrated.
$1 tlttper_ vear. l). Lothrupx Cu. Bust. 11.
ll: ivn you seen the .‘I arch number of
liminard‘s Musical \\' urld': If you nave
not send t5 cents to the publishtrs fur a
sample copy. This journal has been the
authority on musical matters for the
past [wt Ivy—three years, and is even
:4: doing s‘ttl gt'entcr p-pul 111'}: ll .c5I
number commit - 1.1-: a" is out
worth the Sli’JaL‘l‘lpU-‘Zi p1 '.-.'c for '1 _\.- .r.
Subscribers to this juurnal not only i..-
come well pasted on all musical limiters
of interest, but. in the course of a year
possess a collection of music that is valu-
able and useful. The March number
contains the following Inustc: “Evange-
line," Addison l‘. \\'_vman: “Anna Song,“
from "Nation." Richard Genre: "This is
my Dream.“ Milton \Vellings. Subscrip-
tion price, $1.50 per year; single cupies
15 cents. S. Bramard‘s Sons, Publishers,
Cleveland, U.
.1.\\ l-xi
In the April Harper‘s the Departments
are unusually rich in choice reading.
The Editor‘s Easy Chair discuyes the re-
cent. strike and its lessons, the distinc-
iou between political partnership and
friendship, pictures of ourselves and the
lecture LyCeum which Beecher, Philips,
Gough and Emerson used to adorn. The
Itur‘s Study presents the interesting
feature of a great novelist confronting
the charges made against fiction of un—
dermining mental and morol stability.
A sweeping arraignment of novels by a
correspondent is taken by Mr. Hotvels
as the text for a discourse upon the in-
jurious effects of many stories, and the
true distinction between wholesome and
pernicious fictions. This department al-
so passes judgment noon some recent
novels. The Drawer is also well laden
with juicy morsels, including two illus-
trations by Hyde and Du Manner.
The Host Agmoblo
of dispelling Headaches, Colds, and
Favors, or cleansing the system, is by
taking a few doses of the pleasant Cali-
fornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs.
for solo by Geo. B. Finished.
Have you a cough ? Sleepless nights
need no longer trouble you. The use of
Ayer‘s Cherry Factorial, before retiring,
will soothe the cough and alloy inflam-
motlon, and allow needed repose. ‘ It
will, moreover, had the palm: or-
;ons, and give you health.
Their reading, spelling.
As well as the most effective method
\Vl [OLE
.‘l :-
"Nu-lior on the Labor Question.
The Rev. Henry \Vnrd Beecher spoke
on the Iexlmr questitm at the dinner of
3 the I'ulytt'clmic Alumni in Brooklyn.
. He said:
3 "1 Wish I was young enough to take 8
hand in the light which I see approach-
ing. There never has been a time when
instnt'y was making so fast and on lines
:1) ingh as 11.1w. \Vhile thfeducoted
pull.t 11 of our 5 -ciet_v in this country is
cnim :ud peaceful. the base. the founda-
tum of society. is roiled and perturbed. I
better-'- that all will eventuallybe for the
interest of the nation. I am glad to see
this seething and boiling, for the liquid
“'11! he all the clearer fur it, but before
the :1 ml time comes there is a time of
cm at trouble when all educated men
mu~t stand shoulder to shoulder for the
right. There ls'llttt 1.1.9 principle that;
was wruught out by our forefathers in
blood and mi: but is \‘lUIlilt‘d-11rt‘luy by
the I}.t:c of society. Violence and injus-
Iict- stalls abroad. liberty has tied, safety
is fuliowiug it. immense forces are pre—
pnemg which threaten to sweep our
:XILirI'lL‘iill institutions and substitute in
lI-t‘ll‘ stead oligarchics. It is your glori-
ous privilege t . [:l‘cst‘XVt‘ your country in
tins. her latest l1.:urof1izu:;;er. I believe
In .1..- c..mmun people, I sympathize
nut}: than. I giant that llic)‘ sufler
wrung~ and that there is u measure of ‘
Jllsllt't' it] tilt-T dc" lltlln'I but I should
out be surry t . sm- than get :1 lesson.
(3112132 I I‘AIh‘JI: \\ 111.1 capital?
\‘ley. Capital .5 llnililng but labor crys-
tnnzvd. .~\u.i labor! I should like to
know who is a lulmi‘cr if I am not. It. is
tlI.- height 11: 1.11;-tnicnce to say that. that
is i:il).»l‘ “l... :1 the hand performs and
that winch the Il";ttI does 15 nut labor.
\‘uu Eitmw out I kmw that the work of
the head ii II A only luu‘ur but the hurd-
est hi}. 1 1-5 lat-m. Yet such beresies as
.1..-,.-‘ are bring upt'nly taught.I They
are bred :11 the b.-uc. but they can be
cured. and It is your Ia>k to cure them.
1 11m glad of IIIi) stirring up in the fields
of t-..:, far it “-151 b.- u vast educational
use: llifi I Iii: I\\‘ [I1' i: b 'JIIIK‘ of [I18 move—
'l:' Ills mm “H ftlu' fur [ilt‘ 3gb ’ffifldllé‘
I... :11 Of \I' ha! is 1' died labor. run counter
to natur ii I.:“‘: and civil laws, and com~
III ,1. .~~ '1 —1 and pliitantruphy‘, and justicr
.um puiuicxl vL‘:’llU51.}‘. but 1 am glad to
E . c Juae thmu gh
-::1 :in- c .uuu 1:). pvt-Luv “Ill learn a
1. ;I. p.-‘.t'...':tl him} which will
.3. “unit utl llltll’ sulfcrllig. You are
com,- 1121-» tin-1 ‘L‘ntziltx't, Don't be afraid
.-1 “4.1;, right and speaking your mind.
limvm. r the put ttcs stand at first, be
sure that tin-5' well :‘Vlné into line for
t1..-.l.-f.-1.>-- of the cuuntr)‘ and Ameri-
.1.s:z;zt::.~nsus soon as they see that.
aux-.513? ditigcrnus. “'1: {are in a
hlt'dl t.-r1u:-1.I:.tt.m. In winch t‘ue tunda~
Ill"iiliii ittllchth'a uf our smelt-1y are in-
vu‘.\:ul. \X-u \vztu are educated must.
:13... Y firm for {.ur. open counsels; for
It . 1:,l tsoi the who! e p.-,opte for the
“chm 1-. the individuiht ur- the right of
m. 1'. I margin 2:1 out strike as ufteu as
litry please, out for what cause they
please, and for the upml light. of other
L‘h‘l) to take their pluccs if they and the
eneplgycr a 'tc‘c. You must support the
right 1.-1' tin \vurlgix 'umn but you must
llI>lI ‘Ir. 5. on lIt - right of the employer.
In the e dnu’t think that. the:
nun who bandits the Landspike is a
.s'urtuttgutau, and the man who handles
the III =ught and the pen is not. No man
is more to be bummed for his work,
In- 1mm has more right to the remuneb
is
>1 1- [11.1w m. -V1’liit'i:l.‘,
\ L‘
( .AIL
itit‘
ll). (11‘: . lu.
3.3.1.1... labor brings in, than the
producer of thought.
Connecticut Patents.
We are in receipt from the office 02
..\ ‘11. \\.>uster,~13‘5.\lalnSL Bridgeport,
of the follow mg list of Connecticut pat-
ents last issued:
'1‘. P. Taylor, Bridgeport, two patents,
bustle-5; W. E. Smith, Bridgeport, sus-
pender buckle; R. A. Breul, Bridgeport,
wire chain: F. M. Allen. Norwich, paper
box machine; J. S. Copeland, Hartford,
velocipede: C. B. Uottrell, Stunington,
gripper mechanism for stop cylinder
printing machine; E. Horton. Bristol,
fishing rod; D. D. Mangum. Lsuesville,
wire stretcher : (i. D. Nichols, New
Canaan, Corset; E. L. Perkins, Terryville,
look; (I. S. Richmonl, Jr.. East Haddflm,
bout; holder; J. Starr. New London, cash
comer. Designs: Ilenry Berry, Hun-
t. cmt t‘t'ct'th‘l; E. L. Brainnrd,
I; .‘I. Llail'tl'. 1:1. Elvis“ lirlI. letii 1‘. \t
J. C. Autos, Tcnyvitu- "silver Clean-er."
Trade mark: L'nmu Metallic Cartridge.
C0,, Bridgeport, cartridges and bullets.
11. U. Cantield, Bridgeport, bustle; B.
McGovern. Bridgeport, and J. 11. Hewit,
Fatiiieid. hand rubber for washing pur~
posts; A. \'. Spt-rrv, \‘ew Hoven,suap
hook: L‘ II. South, New Haven. snap
book; \‘1'. Gr. Shepard, \ew Haven, to~
beggar); J . 1’. stigue, New Haven, com-
bined presser foot and attachment hold-
er; B. E. Fowler, New Haven, brush;
J. C. Clark, New Haven, device for ap-
plying foot power to crank wheels; J.
Adt, New ‘laven, machine for automat-
ically forming rings from wire; F. W.
M x New British, sash fastener; J. \V.
Stuns, New London, rail joint; W. C.
Johnson, Seymour, die for making angul-
bits; J. Kendrick, Birmingham, elastic
sections for garments; G. D. Kosher,
Birmingham, tool handle; I“. C.Toylor.
Dauhury, tea or comes pot. .
I. and S. H. Rosenberg, New Haven, cos-s
sets.
Evidences of the correctness of the
prediction that 1887 would be the [not
independent year in battingoreoboerved
at tho out-posts. and nghnngo don; the
line seems more probable than ever. It
is not thought that. there will be immedi-
ate changes in those shops that have ol-
ways been fair; but on the other had.
no one can gauge the limit of the rum
movement among the foctoriutwhon
tried both methods, 1nd that are now in
the fair ranks. The amou- of the has-
ters’ association desire tone III thenhop
remain fair, and will do all in their
power to preserve bullion, and good
will between the jot! dad “I.
mauufocmrers. but it mi unmoun-
less the journeyman oo-oponro and re-
member-Mini: is as to.“- doom—Tho
not Review.
Ifyouu'otirod taking tho tor-godd-
foshioned gflpingpflhtrywm
If: 11.,
.
Livol' Pilloond moo-om .t
waist-anaemia. Oumm§
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