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Fare 60 Cents
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SLATING
In either llAXGUR. mfi “ANGOR. or
PENAnoi’i-z SLATE
at 5 cells per foot til upward.
emu-a washing Slate moan: should cull on u-
befurt- rout rurtlng elsewhere.
A. noon as oo.
Waiter Rhino! of llavilaiid Smith Nor-walk.
JOHN ll. FERRIS,
Whoieule and Retail Dealer in ull hiudarof
, - BUAL AllllWlllll]
Brick. Lline. Cement,
Blue Stone. lite.
Lehlgh, Lackiiwsnn’a, Locust
lounteip. Franklin, and
Wilkesberro Cools. V
1 mill in» RUBBER PAINT
Yard- !oot 0! Waiting“ end I!»
“M Bunch one. etBtllaon'
mature um
40$”
leveleiene
N O RTH ’ S
PHOTOGRAPH RUDMS.
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\\' \~lllth'l‘il,\‘ Mt. Sui in lei:\\' \i.i<.¥t"r.
HENRY TILLY.
CARR AGE "MAK Nil.
RICPAIIHNG
'u'iw (or \\ nut
ill‘.i\t 2 1!: in in
N E W D R U c s
01d Stand:
5 Preseil
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Henry Tilly. '
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E'El'lll‘j‘llllllll Fiesli eel New
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“Chill l Nil'l‘lfl .‘w'l‘.
.v.. any l1‘t__.,
ATT EN'i‘lt)iV 2
Hutu-nu Repairing of all it
but in: Mat‘llllh‘s. C. M. Sll:\ll.ER.
a": Man. 5: . en; Nurivzilk. &\\‘~]y
5] Washington Street.
end on Mlurdu) writings from ti in S.
L?llili‘l‘\k~l allowed on Deposits.
ALDEX NHAIANS. l‘ris ;
‘lUllN ll. Fillilt‘lS. \' C!‘ l‘i’vs:
83+“ . .ltIllN ll. KNAl‘I‘. S‘C. xiiu'l‘reaul.
INSURE
\‘Hl'h‘ l‘llill’l-Zli'l‘Y At;.\ll\$'i‘ FIRE.
t‘arry nil .\(‘(‘llll£3\‘l‘ POLICY providzii: in
it :w' of !;i'~i‘. ‘. and
fun} ll ~;lll‘.x\ . .
INNI‘RE _\.~'.ir LIFE iii
hiiiiiZy 31‘. cm.- of tll‘lllll {rulll :lll) i'uiiw.
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UPI-1A3 s'l‘l>‘..-\ .‘ISII I I‘ 'l'lt‘K HTS fur saw all
DR.‘ 1‘1“. for line l‘.-:imi flllll i.i\\\:ird+:
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RAILROAD TIFKETS 1,.
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Kw. and
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.putlif.‘ West and
Dr. RII'(£l|\I~}G-\I..
"'I‘PPll l: AS“
(‘or. \l‘rsl Avenue and llullrr Street,
N. iiiii‘_\i.ie...w «it.
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Practical Plumber.
Fri.
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.« int i‘;.'i.i.i: and
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l“l)‘s Building
Hit It
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLOR ST.
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E0. C. STILLSON.
Flee Lela
THE BEST 'I‘HA'IT
(‘AN‘ llI‘} PRO-
(‘IFRI'IIL
.FRU TS,
veeeeue,ee
And int-erytliiiit: pertaining to
first-class fitiiiily llllll‘li‘i‘l. .
HUNT a. ZELUFF .
a
Waghington St.
SEWERS‘!‘
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DEALER IX
Sewer .. Pipe
AND
lleieial Sewer contractile,
Is prepared to main: connections with main sewer
pipes in this city on the most :Z’mmm. terms.
Partial intending to connect with the recently laid
new! in this city will and it to their adv-ulnar: to
cut on him. 834 ll
F. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Norwalh, Cl.
GRISWOLD’S llNTlZYllil'l'IB
PASTILLES
DETRY ZYIOTIC LIFE. THE QAUSI 0!
not us, CATAR R ii, TH non
W.—
uguu moot new}. m then Ire-blue
Luci-hymn In“
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FURN'TURE.
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.lf
l’nrloi‘ and Brill-mini Set:
it Sperinlly.
ll.\\‘lll 810“",
M; n. Mn . :, llgitnlsJi‘ Depot
01d grand
“IN-a .
OLD HANDS!
int-as of A. ll t‘oli‘)‘. I
“L! lit‘ ‘1le in are :i'll f. me ill llil‘ nltl Flfllhl‘llll
l llCS'l‘ 31 .~\. 1% Iilt‘l'l‘
In the riiy «ultirh l wzi; keep docked as usual with
the Hunt of
Meals and Vegetables
51“.]! l J I'PS
(it all kinds in their Stllsuli alwtiyii m naud.
LE R0" ADAMS.
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anv: :msvexafimofi Ba'aatnnuwmnfij
MATH USHEK’
PIANOS.
‘ “Tried and Triumphant."
llnaquallid li liiclinass and llllllll of ion.
OIIA‘I’ cAPAclTV 0P VIBRATION
AND DORA-ILITV.
Inch lnetrumenv over I! month. In
proeexe olconetruevlon. Beet meteflale
and flneev workmunehlp.
FULLY WARRANT"). mhey will last
a llfe-tlme and keep In time at one-
quarter the expel—tee of any other piano.
OVER l7.000 IN USE.
Send for full deeerlpvlve pemphler end
prleee to
The l. I. llllllls 00.. Tiiipli oi "lush,
A7 KIVNKI
NEW HAVEN. Mthlbtfl. anioovron'r. DAN~
eunv. Vurnteunv. MiooLnowu on
liter wmeuo.
to“ Alt-“e volt New Haven line "intone Go'e.
[lull]. e. Java Ullllll
beats the town. try it.
y}
2 PH!“
Price 350 :1 lb.
mime” I.’HOMMEDIEU
Washington Street Bridge.
I will Pill iii littlest (last
Mot”
and Metals.
Portico moving out Aeolltbe
sending you! nerd to
.w: melon
Sewing Machine Supplies.
Attravhineuis. l‘til’l‘. delvs. “tilts. \‘ll‘ .‘i‘urnishcd
d> and iiirikul of
Se. Neiwell Savings Bank.
Upon Daily froiii ll to 1‘2 a in. and from i 103 pm.
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
Shelby
THE SENTIN EL.
:7 JAMES HOLDEN, Proprietor.
OFFICE IN “SENTINEL” BUILDING
Eunnsrn Sum“.
swam: COMES. 5 Chairs.
TERMS STRICTLY lN ADVANCE.
t‘l‘lll.‘ or Atlt‘t‘rllslug:
{ism llll‘. L; in. 5m. 4 ill. ‘1 (UL '1” vol. 1 fl,“
“"“« 3““ 31““ ~‘ ”Sim—5500' 3: (to $2206
‘5 “ 11.! :W 57.3 too as! ' 1500
3 “ .200 40“ ‘5‘30 ifltl .9“) 1:50 '15:“)
fill”! 250 :g'oq'ium 3-5.; “N no moo
9 “K int" 200 350 1721i“ "NTIF 7;!le
3 “ 51w Pf-tl Nth} “100 )7“... .2300 mm
(i ‘3 "sum Jillv ism. in“? 1-500“ 4000 * :5 00
9 " l9 3‘“ “M“ 3““ 31’ 50 35th "Esau 1mm
‘9 “ “3““ ‘~‘""‘ “"0“ 400?! um ‘rnm now
in mm .imriml gratuitously.
.. 2'. venid iwr “in .
Lora! X at
Entend at the l‘.-~Y 01?in at Snail: Norwxll: an Set:
and l‘irirfi Muller
The Reason Why
Ayer‘s l“..'\ .m‘ so pupiilur is. that
while :il\\.i3~ i'rlizilslv us it ruihurtic
llli‘llli‘lilt‘. i3.~\‘ in-vvr leave any ill
rile. ii. '1‘ .3 l,\i'i‘.‘lll.\‘i‘ llli')‘ are purely
\'t‘§_"<‘?.ili‘:I . 21 l t'liiii‘i-ly {ti-n flu-iii in)...
mil (‘1‘ :lll}' l‘Tlll‘r «Lingernus drug. lti
llll l‘.l.‘~s‘\. “All fore, whether liar initient
bu uh! \il‘ 3min; they may be coutié
tlniiii} :13" ‘_ “vit'tl.
ln iliu SH lit'l‘ll liliil “Kelvin States.
wlurv ‘39.. . tin ‘135 v! the livvr tire so
5. iii ml. .\}\ L'x 13;}: have proved an iii~
t-aiiiimlfiv l‘l\\‘lllg. l). “I ligiiiii‘. Ni-\\'
ii. in». X. t‘.. writes:
"l \‘Hilt'h ll :1 ling time ii iii: s‘nninrli
ninl luv-r tr--~.:’vlnw. l ll’lt‘ll xiii-inns rriii-
rillt‘l. lit,” it \‘1\ i~il lii| l‘t‘.
l’wllllllr‘lli . l ‘ =..:: g .\_u-i"s l’:. 3
pills lmin-ti‘ui im- .‘ll i'lli‘l‘. 1 ll '
i‘i-mi‘iuri) in: n low lili'llllltl. and my
lit-.ilih \\ .lS . . mph-tel)” ivsiuivd."
Through» iii New England. hr“ in
lung limits. s, Slonuu‘lt ntiil liou‘ol
(‘oniplnlnts sue the thirst prnvuh hi.
and Ct‘llx‘lii‘n'wll fll’t‘ ninth-st universal.
Sir, ti [\fflel‘. ‘ll ilieiiiist. vi
limvl‘iii‘y. .‘l n<.. “law was lung ll‘vlll‘lt’il
with line. list}. “l’lii‘SI
“A ll‘i‘ '
I‘illa. iiinl.
lllilt‘ll in ln'
lllt'llé l=lll l..-
lu-lnrol limi :
l|":flli in up. viive rein-f.
l.ll\£!l;" ll.tl.i. ;.: llillf‘dls. until I llJIl
ll‘t‘xl I‘li‘\t‘ll lth“.". Sittlii‘e it 2.» Say.
that l «in ll -\\ .\ “ell lzlllll. and gent. (ill
to your tluillihll‘)‘. \tlticli outstrips
mine."
a
“illicit En :’.
‘. .ililllt‘l‘tl llH‘ in if}: \t'er‘s
l i lilblli" one lmx \\ :tlmiil
I \ttis dial-«mu! l-i quit
iigt -l peril-\t‘l‘ull‘ r. and.
‘lll‘ll l‘ill‘ Sw‘niiil law. I
l t‘l’llllhtll‘tl
Tllt‘ lll‘l‘il and Sll‘lllflt‘ll lll‘t‘ nlwnn in
hyiiipiiiliy : ll"ll“t‘ the l‘lllth‘ 0f must of
lliusi‘ (lulu-“:3." llt‘iltlilllit“. in “Mill
S“ lllllll)‘. 't’t'lilllV “villi-ii. :ih‘ sl “jt‘i‘l.
Mrs. lluii .\. Bliiilllv. .l l‘ui~;ltigt~t-ii~
sic. N. \'.. \\ m.“ that far \r‘ul’i elm was
it i: iiityr to lzt‘ ulziclir. lllltl never found
anything in g.\.\. her inun- ‘llmli lt‘lll-
imriivv l‘i‘lit'f, until sin» l‘vfiilli inking
:\_\‘t*l“3 hit... .4...» wind. .im has. been
lu the i'iijt~_\'itit-lit of perfect health. ’
l i '
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer at Co.. Lowell. Mass.
50m in a): inugglsts.‘
I
I) INS :\ R 3.
Oman»! of hi .\‘l. l? l '
'l't‘m ..\ '
I'I..-\ (fl-I.
militia Nt‘l‘\\':t.li.
.lit‘
*l
.i
Proper Control olilie Singing Voice,
nil
Triiliiliu: of the \liml null“ lliltiil
for Ars’wiér ‘\
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PIANO PLAYIlv/rG.
H: u liux “‘5 South Normiili. t‘t.
A [.le X. S. “I 8sz.
Organist of lllt‘ First l‘i‘l‘4h'ctllli‘ltlll t‘hurthYnter
bury. 'i‘turiwr of
1‘ iiiiiol‘ort, Organ llllll Musical
Conipusit ion.
“ iy Leek Box 391‘. 0.. NORWALK. t‘ONN.
\ V v \ \r v r
ll.\ ‘ Nil h-id aiiexiwtmiw of twelve years in
Dr 1 ‘ry. l mu prvpzih-d to llllt‘llll to till otter»
ntiuns [wrlni mg to llll‘ llllelllt‘.\* in a skillful mnlh
llt‘l‘. l'li \‘. l-‘. lltll’TWliLL
titllt-i‘hltiii SL. npimr’ivdvpul, South Nt‘YWillk.
t‘niin. $38an
'7
i... huh» u. fill-i»:
Attorney-at—Law.
our. Main St. and Fillrllt‘ld Ave,
Bridgeport,
Conn.
arm Smith Nurwnlk. Eveliingdfl iym
\V. S. K‘NAI’I’, A
ARC II I TECT.
Is now prepared to make plum: and smldcation-
and super-intend the construction or buildings.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Orwell—Taylor‘s Building Wflbiugton St... So
Norwalk. 1‘. 0. Box us. 713 t!
elieiiiiiiiiii nee.
Plains furnished Ind bunnies given.
Jobbing of nil kinda promptly unaided to.
shop Ann street, near Main
1". 0. Box 443. Smith Norwalk Ct.
.I. it. Rumour),
Blllllllll' llllll Cllllll‘lllllll',
Work done by the Day or 00-
tract
out» foot or Hevileud Street on
w“... p. 0 30x81? iota
JOHN FILSINGBI,
Merchant Tailor.
12 Railroad Plane. '80. Nor-welt.
momentum; ammouammn no
Woodwind!“ not
1:. 1:10:35.
AGENT N! m
Phuuix lnsurlnoe Go. of Hartford,
' Ann
mommy PUBLIC,
‘ " "MM 7
Outs YEAR. . “$3.00 l Six Mourns. ..$1.(»0
godm‘mmimc, CONN. FI‘iiDAY. items“? 19: 1837-
gmfib 1 Norm all: fiettfimal.
WHOLE NO.S71.
lil‘llll'l.:\li.\‘ AND .“IIJTIA.
All\'nllmgen of it (‘ouiblneql (aunt and
: ' Field Mnnmuvere.
The proposed assembling of the Na-
tional guard of the several states with
the regular army every year for military
uianoi‘uvrrs and instruction—even though
contemplating an early invasion of
Connecticut has always been looked
upon 1mm approval by the Connecticut
authorities. Though it may seem to
lliern§n little uiindvisalsle just yet. the
iiltiniaite adoption of some such plan is
undoubtedly in the near future. The
nil\‘au:tage of the plan would not wholly
he with the militia either but with the
regulizjrs as wrll~wpecially with the
\Vest Point Lilit‘i‘rs, many of whom are
old. maiiied and otherwise inefficient.
it is stiid that in the cnvnlry and artillery
branches nearly every hillt‘e‘l‘ u! a higher
gradeliiuu captain is over 55 years of
iigo: a éliirge pert-etitnge is said to be over
60. This kwpa the younger men out.
Indeed tiinny UlllCt‘l‘S \vlin have seen
.wrvicé. some very active. fi-r the punt
iifteeiigur twenty ymrs nr more, tire still
livuietiiints. tliii‘ of such persons was
I.i.~utt-vi:iiii Join-st at last year‘s camp at
Niniiiit? Hliil. lll‘ it is sui.l,\v:ts u fnvumhle
ellr‘t‘lllll'll. )lzinynn‘t-lder. Tnecuuiing
together of the regular army and iiiilitizt
inuld_dwtvruiiiie. it IS iii-vitalit. \vlin
illiceiit \t‘iri- lit l=i rennin and which
«Night in he retired. Thus plan‘s fur
the younger ones would he lll‘lllt‘ and
the merit «in nurim rt‘iltllc‘l.‘ Hartford
l'l'fil.
Till: l'l‘ll I H‘l‘ll“'lt|V.
'l‘lw “oil. I'vrluriuml llntin: tlii- \i-;ii‘-«
TluI .\ liiiiiul livpnt'l.
'llii‘ Work of tile ti~li c. lllrllhx‘l‘fll W.“
“3’ narrowed by liw ntiiiii \if the l2i~i
li guintuiwiliiit tli.~ li‘vllilfi n5 iii lll“‘l’~
“ill ii it lw full «a \\'i.l.-!y its lici'vtiil'nri'.
’l‘lin slll‘l‘l t-f $3.0tnli-1ch lill' iii: pi‘upng'i»
iiuii ni’ bl) id filt‘l tioul “ti-i all that mu
lilti‘l‘xltil‘fluli‘il i'u'.‘ Ill . t‘iii'rrL! )l‘Jl. Liki-
:isiiuiinig-z \vt-tv :ll‘llrupl‘liilt‘il ft-r lS\\‘.
l‘ne twininbu lll-‘l‘\\'llll this \lllltllllll mu
:nw- ll ii" L‘u pt up the work iii will :is
p0~rvll~li£ 'l‘iiey li in‘ illslllllulr-l {Uh-ll.
ikitlsliiid iii the raven of lll" :‘lflll' :md
iiixwiirdéa nf Mum! tritui. 'lliu ellilll
utrv liken {hull tile lluumtuinw. and
the Wot}; :in- implifilp tl then- li::~‘ l't‘t‘ll «if
:2. :it \:t'liiv. 'l'liri'e is iiul :i [ll ttrr place
iii the l'imi. .l Sinus l' '1 13m kind of w xtk
in lw \llm. l‘ll" t‘wlllllllsfilllll lizis not
int-ii mil» to l'th‘th‘ llit‘ t‘nviivtutiam
than an railinuzil ll! lidlllllt'lll \V'iii'li
.\ll
tillllli<\'lillll r
\\ 3% ilc >ll‘.tl:i ._ i If ‘l’s’ Hf \‘Uhll'lllxlv
[inns It'll :i l. llJll’tl liln‘t-
liven drtj'liiinl. .i.- lllrlt‘ lm< lull ln'ru ii
\luiilil‘ iéi iln- liiiinis ui lllt‘t‘allllllllfiflvn
fur dsiiéibuting tlw fry that \verv tiller-
...i. f
Tlii'rlfih‘ll fish ili‘lisilldlt‘lll rl‘Ul‘lrt‘l‘ bl
Lirgi r lllliflVlllit‘t‘. but still an illililvqtlltlt‘
filllll furivnrtyiiig in its wuil-r. l‘lie al-
luwnnmé in inch t‘x‘lllilllsslulli‘r far the
wirik thin is dune 1iL‘llltlll‘g the prepar—
'\llt4ll nffitlie rrpurt. ls willy $Iiltl :i yriir.
The ntiitiiitl repuit is now lk'lllg pvt-turn!
:iiid \vih be in the llfil’lilSt-f llJVt'l‘liill‘
l. lllllhllllly NUYt-lllllt‘i‘ l.
il‘lu‘ (‘ulurrtl Uilil felluus.
It infirm-vied that Swim colored (Lid
l‘cllmvsérepresviiiiiig tliu order in New
York. Ni-w Just-y. lilitnie Island. Mziasw
elitist-its, l‘ciinsylumin and t‘iiiiiirt‘tit‘iit.
\\ all be iii. N-iit :it lllt‘ tirst tlt‘ll)t>ll~lhtll\lil
“lllt‘ll H in t lkl' place September 13 it:
Spiingiiéld. Mass. The arrflllgx‘lllt‘llln‘
\\ ill lit-E made under tint auspicrs of
(inldi-utfi‘tizuu lu.lg-~ of Hull City. l2x~
t‘iirsinnsé will lie arranged from New
York. Xi-w Lindon. Albany. Brooklyn.
New ll.tl\'t‘ll. liastuu. New ll \dl‘urd and
Providence, and tu‘vntvfive l-raa‘s bands
will iiecoitipiiiiy the deirgutiuns. ti. P.
llall. dihtriebdvputy grand master of
t‘mldeu é‘hniu lodge will have the pm.
endings: in charge. For the past year
extraordinary cilnrts in the way of t~ii~
li‘l‘llilllllli‘llls. sin‘inhles and fairs have
been tiizille to raise funds necessary for
this ocrusiuu. rind the results are highly
gratifying.
The principal feature of the day will
be the grand parade. The procession
will forth at 1 o‘clock on Dwight street.
resting on Bridge street. and, headed by
a platoon of police. will countermarcli
down Bridge to Main. up Main to Citrew.
counterniait‘li down Main to Court
square \vhere Mayor Mayuaid and other
cttyuilicjiala will review the parade at
the on: ball. around Court square,
through :Elm to State, up State to \\'m-
cheater Park. étiiintermurching to “‘al-
nut. théiice_to Uillnll, through Union
to Maple... thence to Central, down Cen-
tral to Main and up Main to the City
hall, where the oration of the day will
be delivered by P. G. M. Isaac S. Mullen
of Boston. . _
A competitive drill will be held at
nbout htilf past seven in the evening. in
the City fghull. The prize will be a hand-
seme sili marker. After the competi—
tive drill a fancy dress ball will be llPld,
which trill beevery fine affair. The
ball will be decorated with flowers and
flags. and music will be furnished by
Weed‘s (ail! band of Hartford. The floor
directoreure Ruben Williams and Wil~
liam 11.; Jones. Their aids are Jesse
Washington. W. L. Jones, H. J. Harper,
WilliaiuiMcNortou and H. C. Johnson.
Connecticut Patents.
We are in receipt from the oflice c: A.
M. Wooeter. 436 Main Se. Bridgeport.
of the following list of Connecticut pub
elite lastfiiseued:
T. 8. Reed, Bridgeport, electric cou-
duotor; H. A., and H. A. Home, jr..
Bridgeport. combined door spring end
buffer; 3 J. Hoggson, New Haven, com-
pound for preserving fruit; J. )1. Marlin.
New Heven, revolver; W. E. Sptrka.
New Bevan. cylinder cock; II. J. Wight.
men and H. Kemp, Hartford, electric
ere lump; \V. Welleoe, Annouie, mechiue
for drawing wire; J. T. Aldrich, Nor-
wich, mdobine for punching checks; J.
R. Morrison, Norwich, device for beb-
hitting journel‘ boxes; W. H. Welter,
Milford; homo end draft eye; A. D.
Shutting, Grlnbyntretcber (nine; H.
Holman, jr.. South Norwelk, mortise
iockmi sub; 8. P. Onto, Holmium,
brick We; G. P. Clerk, Winder:-
Looh, edjultoble hub for room
tons.
The momentum iii-but
it“
o.
lunch-“fully t‘uiidiit‘ted because of the
laws with nstuucli pluck 83 has been
THE llRlDGl‘Zl'ORT BI'RGLAR. >
Something About-Th: Men New linder
Arrest.
The burglar who robbed Fuirchild‘a
jewelry store in Bridgeport used pieces
of Silesia to screen their work. The all-
esia was purchased at ulocel store as
were also some other articles which the
thieves left behind them. It was com-
paratively an easy task to secure ade-
scription of the purchases of these arti-
cles. This description was forwarded
to the Pinkerton men in New York. and
_led to the arrest of the man known as
lit-urge Feyth. with several aliasee.
Forth was constantly under police
surveillance, and his where abouts were
easily ascertained. He was arrested as
he stepped from a ferry boat on his re-
turn from a trip to \‘iney Island. He is
about forty two years old and of power-
ful build. He has served two terms in
Sing Sing prison. one in the libode ls-
luud state prison, and one on Blackwell‘s
Island. Latte-rs were found in his house
proving his connection with a large dia~
tiinnd robbery in Belgium. (lilt‘ of his
brother: is now in the tomb. awaiting
trial for burglziry.
Fr‘3‘lll was arranged lit-{tire Judge
Beer's in the Bridgeport police Court.
Friday morning. and at his inquest the
case was Continued until Monday, bail
being fixed tit $1
ling. its (‘inniuiui Carrion.
.>\ Birmingham correspimdenl “‘lllt“:
A: the law prohibiting minors to hunt
around saloons: is so thoroughly ubserv. d
and its «u m tii)‘ [truu‘i‘iilinns lithe lbw-("n
law‘s vmizitiuii in this plut‘e. the ingenu-
ity ml llll-Si‘ who l‘t“>lll‘ tn til-l ill) pulls (it
beer I“ t‘xt*!\‘l§t'\l su successfully tlirtt
dugsuri-treiitiinl In tarry path of burr
(rum the submit to the residence of
lliihty lower-1 if N!" syrup of Si. (:ulll'
imum. .‘l -n- than une llilt'lllg"llt
Canine in town nnw perform: three vrv
hill-“.1134“:- tln-re is nothing Ill the law
that owns tin» case the dogs are un-
inulv‘t-ai The nmninls return to the
StilH-ill with llli‘ r- lizii-ntv number of pen-
iinw lit the bottom ml the pails and the
liai‘kvvprn i‘lim-rfiilly wail upon the
quzidriipmh in lllt‘ll‘ turn. and [here is no
lllfililllt‘t‘ uf tit-f.ilcntmii on the turt of the
dagfi.
Hello-r l'ruteriiuu Armuul Our l‘riwii.
A! it Iii-«tilts; of lllr‘dlftclulitlf the
(‘f'll'ht‘llt‘ul state pita-mu nu Thursday
tin-mun“ wi-n‘ taken in make csvipva
{r iii the prisnn lr~< t-ihy. lltirmg the
liiét iii viiili tlirv-e prismneh have l‘bl‘ilpi-d.
one ui‘ wliuiii only has been Captured.
The ‘2” font a!» lli‘ \\ all surrounding the
prismii isdcfectaveut one point. Here
lllt‘ \ltn'L‘lUl‘s have ur-lt‘lt‘d a 10-foot
board fence erected. In addition to this
tlieetitire wall Will be capped with a
barb \vire fence. and the warden has
been empowered to employ new guards.
Th" most important ('linnge. however.
will be then of the tirisoiiers‘ attire. The
garb of the prisoners fur yen-s has been
aplai’n gray suit. The directors have
ordered that for the future prisoners
shall be attired in black and gray stripes
of the "tiger“ pattern. similar to that
worn at the Sing Sing and Auburn pris-
oils. The order will take etl‘ect immedi-
ately. -\ pldlll gray suit has been the
attire at the prison owing to the theory
that the striped suit in the minds of the
prisoners was degrading. The plain
man-rial “'43 of cullsldt‘l’illtlt.‘ advantage
to lllz‘ escaping prisoner in avoiding
littlii‘c.
. . . ..
Julut Brown‘s statue.
It is alrdngv‘ that intellectual pmple
who have lived many your: in Cunneclh
out do not know that John Brim n “'lh
lmru Ill t‘ innertit‘ut and tliit the house
in which that t‘pill‘ll mulling event oc-
curred in still standing in Torrington.
Tint Xt-w llin'en Union in in Sunday
invite tries to perpetuate this error. per-
haps as it claimed gutidnvta toward the
state. It says; "John Brown paid the
penalty of his crime, going to the gal-
displayed on similar occasions by other
murderers who had no chance of being
blasplieuiously glorified by Victor Hugo
or accepted as a patron saint of a politi-
cal party. His treason is forgiven. and
the state of Kansas has seriously cou-
templated ensliriiiiti: his statue as its
contribution to the cullictinn of repre-
sentutive men now in the capitol iii
\Vasliingwu. There has even been talk.
as he cornea from Connecticut etock. of
putting up a statue of him in our capitol
at Hartford, and if the project should be
carried out and the erection of it entrust-
ed to the sculptor of the Halo stetue, his
descendants will have reasonable cause
to ask the state for en indemnity to
soothe their wounded feelings."
The last clause of the last quoted eel:-
tence indicates that even it the editor‘s
knowledge of events and places in insuf-
ficient his acquaintance with art is fully
up to the standard—Enema! Post.
For removing dendrufl'. Ayer‘s Hair
Vigor has no equal. It restores fnded
and gray hair to its original color.
etimulatee the growth of the heir, end
gives it a beautiful, glossy, Mend silken
appearance.
CAI? muusavni‘.
It Is Expected “not Full Route Will be
the Rule.
The brigade will go into camp this
year with numbers much nearer the
maximum than ever belore. It is pro-
beble the; there will be 2,400 men a
extinct something over 2,100 last you.
The First, Second and Fourth hove in-
creesed, but the Third reunion than: u
it was. although tint, too, bu felt the
impetus. Of the 900 enlistment. during
the put your. 25 per cent. on lees: no
new men. The usuol ratio of fresh tol-
dlere will. therefore. 30 into camp.
The unused eixeol the bflxede render-e
accessory more then theordiwy supply
of tents. The, one being put upby the
80 employee under the qwterm
general. 18 to e street.
Governor Inna-bury will golntooemp
WM min; and lave wobbly
Frill-y (allowing the Governor’s
The First mum
dent."
TOBIIGGANISG ON THE WAT“
Novel Sport lunar.“ OI Sofie: h
Bridget-en.
Bridgeport came to the front Sandi,
by formuly opening a “w whom.
slidontSeasid‘ operk. Theebuteil-id,
tobeebout an higbuthe coon-edible
last winter And is built in front of Wet
horn‘a plviliou on the bench, no tho: the
toboggens, when they hove left the
shute. glide out on the Inter.
The toboggans are on rollers and are
large enough to eecornlncdele two or
three persons. The impetus gained in
going down the slide insomnia“ toe-n1
the toboggan several rods~ out over the
waves before it sinks. The occupants
are of course dressed in bobbing min
and the water is sufficiently shallow to
prevent accidents. The ride down the
shore and then over the woter is cold to
be very exhilarating. The
make a great noise while descending the
ahnte and the noise is described on dini-
lur to the route! dioteet thunder. After
sinking under with their oecupente they
are. by means of pulleya, belated to the
top of the incline.
An Ancient stole Axe.
.-\u Indian stone hatchet. Round lest
Siturday In Mattabaet river in the town
of Berlin, at a depth of eight feet. by
some boys who were diving. we: Th 7 ~
day prevented by Mr. S. C. Bourorth, of
that place. to the Connecticut “robotics!
society. and was placed with the other
curiositien on exhibition in the Alb/53M-
uni. it is of the hard guy intone. I kind
of granite. of which the Indiana seem to
have nude must of their hatchet: end
l‘llliit'la‘. It is five inches lung. two inches
\Vldt‘ at the edge. and one inch u the
other «and. it has no hole tor the handle:
it wa-z easier i.) make a hole. indeed, in
the wuoden handle. end futon the axe in
as best the Indian could. The bundle. of
Cullrr‘m. dis‘apprand lung ago. The most
notable tiling Hunt the hatchet. in its
even and sharp polished edge. It bordly
xii-elm [rumble that With their Ipplitnoee
the ln hem! cool i have got so good u
palliuli :it rtill endures) and so even and
good an edgi- to their well chops-d stone
Wrapnll. its smaller, opposite end. the:
was made la go into the handle. Also has
some remaining pulish to attest the pe-
tient and not nit—killlul Work of thine
naiiw Americans of long ago. How
lung “gtflhil kin-we?
The n air—35¢.
Sum.- our ldel. writing the straw he!
wasmi fur the retailer has mime end
z-lltt". and it was. as predicted. e rhort
and lively one; in fact. one of the moat
lively in the history of the tmde. As a
result the stock of reunion end jobber:
was rim down to e remarkably low ebb,
and it is doubtful if they have been left
so clean in many years.
There has been a lull in the Full busi~
next. but duplicates are coming in flirly
Well to the ease houses. end the city job-
bers ere getting to be very busy on road
orders.
Every one in looking louver-d toegood
‘atl trade. und there i. no opponent ree-
sou why it should mt be hell. The
Texas trade which storied ofl’ very slow-
ly. and which has been bad for the put
two years. has thanks to the Lima reins
which saved the crops. received a decid-
ed boom. and many buyers who bod put
of! their trip altogether. very unexpect~
edly made their appearance after every
one elae has gone home.
Reports from the manufacturing die—
trit‘ts show that while the shops ere not
rushed that they are fulrly busy. and
feel confident of a good run of work I:
the season advances.—Hatter and Fur
Her.
e
Large Collection of Buttons.
Albert J. Church. of \Viili‘meutic. 8
member of Company D, Twenty-fir“
regiment C V.. has in his pin-eaten a
string of 8,200 buttons. Among the
moat peculiar ones are two “'ubington
buttons about the size of 1 bolt dollu.
On one one thirteen links lround the
outer surface. representing the thirteen
oniginnl states.
In the beater in the
monogram. “G. 3V." In I. circleeround
this is inscribed, “Long Live the Preai~
On another button in the center
are the letters ‘fi. w.“ in large capitals.
with e circle around them with tiresome
inscription. It w is obtained of Deleon
Briggs of Chaplin. who hid it in him
”session over half a century. He he.
also a string of historical and military
buttons from all parts of the world, and
the first United States lend button- mode
in 3 single mould.
Don‘t allow your system to boom
disemnged. when for n trifle you an
buy a bottle of Quaker Bitten, which
will give you new life end need your
blood pure and natural throughmry
vein. Give Quuker Bittenehir aid,
and you will be able to out heertily with
out aufl’ering euy diugreeeble conce-
queuces; dieting, earring end dyepepie
will bottling-e o! the pen. One Riel
will convince you. '
Import-at to hm“!!-
All person: receiving potent In de-
luged with circula- from perfieeuxiouu
to shore the profits of future invention.
end professing to ofler their eel-vice- in
selling the potent. or assuring future
petenu et a, nominal min. The not
phoeibleuchemeoltbolothtbnot vb-
Amer-icon Potent Agency of W.
Ohio. A circulur has been i-eed M
in; the concern with trend and per-put-
ingtoexpooe it. This circular in well
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