'l‘llE MNTINEI...
S'lr'l‘ll Ntik‘Y \L.I\. “(“I‘tlllléfl ll. ‘88
ll .1 il
tun. I.ot‘,\-t:t i:\ \v.\iTi:ii t i‘tix'.
lteplruuntaliu ~ ! ...... ‘I‘\| mi 1 t|\\ll~ It. -
qlll‘~: Him In I l. .I Sili‘lirll ‘l~~ltll|
til Ill" lt~:t.~lntltir
«in
One of the p .li . the Bid: ieki inn
li- t ~l. was li1l~ il uri' Monday morning
\\ iih eitixena of X i. walk and represen—
Iniiii « from “R up it and Ninth-Id, lot
the fitxgv-hetif \\ .:t -,; till 1; '\’.‘l.')lllls—
truly an! arguiir; :-: inor Hi .i r-p'vt‘llll
st-Su‘lnlt of the leginaittre. .\ ~ uni-r lliil
lirnllv Biil'wil the “auxin for rut-tut‘i'g
the llllt'lVlC-V tut-l at the Collt‘lil‘iilll et
ht~z rein l::\‘ c.t_v attorney Light ri ii i the
p- an -n of the Mdyor unit tiiuniion
\' Inneil and lil-eruily signed by in - viti-
x 3.5 if this city. risking tor ti spaiztl
seat-an. Senator llill appeared in lie~
lzult of the town of Norivnlk iin~l Him! for
the Thirteenth Senatorial l'n‘ll‘it‘l.
Messrs, (i'mvet and Adams presentedu
p :ition from the town of l‘aitiield and
J ‘illl S. Seymour. accompanied by
Warden Gregory and the Court of lliir-
gess is. was present in the interest of the
borough :inl presented a petition fi~klng
fur a >|lt*\‘llll smuon ll. \\'. Mug-es
shill-d that \\‘e~tt-«irt would have pre—
st-izted :t >i:iiil;ir pititiwii lizi-l sutlieietit
n. {‘0' betti given. “Win: in the I.lr.:e
number l'rt"l'lll tlie“.~peeelies “rrc ',“"
cessanly short but they abound d with
expansions of the i:;:p.irtunt‘.e oi :3 spi ei-
:il session. ll iv. 1. :unsbury x-teuied tn~
chin-t to ftltliilllll‘ll' himself With the
situation and iii the eutr-e of his re
that he. he <2iiilz “If it >liltil zit-p“ il in .. <-
.~.ir\~ l ,\\lll llr>lilltil the rt‘\lltlll>.lh.:.l‘i' of
t‘ iliizig the members together and l'lt'll
h .n'e tut-mullet with ll.\‘tll. lulu} turn-
:tii iniiiii-diztte :ttiswt r. but I do not think
the R ulr-iatl \‘ itiittii>>itiiit-rzi Will ”2‘!
while 1 have UH“ tna trr under enlist-I-
i ration. N” for as 1 true power tn pre~
vent it Il'llliiu<1lt'i‘ sinnl In“ d me to the
people of ill!!! Stztie. liitii not Ill? ilLlI’
with this subject: lmu ‘I:lr1\‘~‘t‘i_\‘ not
lttllllllll’. for i .i. «n .i that. i:.- iii-cs
might l-u ellier- l iii i-iillr t! ~i‘ \iitli
tip in lief iie lll-' l 'll43i1ll':"rllllllt‘ \vhzit
ie I]! \‘t's‘ny. “‘1’. I \\ .llil :ill of the l.lt‘l_\‘.
If the int: r ~t~ of llii‘}i-'~\ple demand the
esnvetiiitz: v-l‘ ti; . l. .zi-l.itlire they shall
have it zinl l >2: l-i Ii il'l‘.'~l. the ll ti‘t'i- id
('unituisn iiitr< lli-l t e l.‘:.-Iir any ‘21“
t‘lrL ll \viitlel li ive tilt; in itt» r ii'ul- r
e in~i.l~r:it.» l‘. mink! tin y 12x? h w-i
thw :xiiti «t t’uir 'll w:.l nailii‘tix'e
tiiizie Illul I -‘- 5 ~:" \~ i'y prmiiptly.” in
«i «it; the ti -'. . l.. i‘ not that he “will
i: nitt :i l‘. illl‘; .0. ti. _\ ill'llf“: ‘.ll ‘ :{ »..
\lt‘:ll't \l.’
loll-“viii; N the l' toil-n :"t's iitiul by
the .‘l iyor and i um ; :: t‘e iite'l u! this:
(‘ll_\'. upon the rttl'l it of :i i'll‘g‘ iiiiinlit r
of t'lflifwll‘”.
’11. Ill“ Lyn-Ti: lli‘i'.
-i \‘H
-
After giving notice that he would hear
the petitioners further. if desired, at any
time. liolott for lIurtfotd. returning to
New York on the evening express.
“'hat took place at Hartford is not deli~
mtely known. but it. is sillll that the
governor returned to his New York l‘t’sl
dentu- \lt It‘tlllllit‘il. ll nothing happen. d
to elittiige his round. to twill on tXii.: .-~'~
t-‘tou. It. Will probably be rolled about
the lllSl of Deeemlier.—lhidvt-port News.
.11 DAR.“ AND CIIRISIIJNITV.
“or. (T. E. Ilnrrln‘u Reno-nu for llet-oining
in t hristldn. All Upon Letter.
Ni'l\\'llllsl;llitllllg titi‘ inclement shite
iii the \\‘r:lllll‘f‘t|ll Sunday evtiiiii; the
l~'ir.~t .\l. Ii. t‘huit‘h was crowded with
an expectant congregation who lizid
enme hence to hour the pastor. LUV. L‘.
If lllf'l’bl. relutesonie of the Inuidents
in (‘t‘lllll't‘l on Witt: his conversion from
«Illdillslll. the Lutli of his fathers. to
t‘lirisnuiiny.
Alteraiiuiiuiieing histext he addressed
hitiiwli~ in a few concise introductory
retiiirkstu his Jewish brethren. many
of whom were present. explaining to
thrill thzit Christianity was not an iii-ju-
ration of Judaism. but it continuation of
it. inasmuch as tho New Testament
Scriptures were but ii fulfilment of the
out, :iii 1 so it part of them. Therefore.
>.~tiil he.l ;tni even iiiw‘ it better Jew
than you. ticeeptingtts I do the Scrip-
tiire< in Info. while yo nditiit but a per
[it'll of tilt" tent-lungs.
ll-~ then related how its the non of lle‘
lirew parents \viiu livi il in L ilidon, Eng.
h . \vns strictly retirul iii the truth of his
Li'liers. \\'tl3l;tll.1llt llelirew its Minn its
he t‘tlllld ii<p. tii‘m-ii regularly to the syn-
it; ’,:t:". und in l.:\‘ education was taught
tlut it the niiiie ll L'lirist oei‘iii‘ieri lll
:iiiy ltN'K he tii'_;lit haul in mitt-fully
dr.iw IiI‘ p-‘ilt‘ll tint-ugh the olitziixnius
word: it Ilt' was let‘il by surprise and
prilllilllllt‘t‘tl it titi.t\\‘:ire.~i he was to re~
porn! .1 ll-‘lll‘tWV prayer in pinanvv: and
how. wh. ii in later years he was st tit to
l)‘:il tin; ht‘liihll. he one tiny spied his
ltitht t‘: handwriting on n letter hitching
out of the Fillet of the schoolmaster}
r- nit “inch \v;i< Il.lliL{lli;.: up. and “'llll
lit-ylSll t'ttrii~ity. wondering what his
father liirl lit-in writing ttliiitlr. tiiid
Wishing t i he pri-ti'lt‘ed for on) tiling the
l‘dt'llt‘t‘ might l‘t‘i\'i‘ tii s'iv. he rend ii,
and found lira f .ihi-r g:l\‘1j.~li‘li‘l lliJilllt‘~
thin th t! li:~~'>ti should on lit) unwind
in r. .l'iued to intend ri ligniiis serviee iti
:iisv thee (if \vuti‘litp vllli‘l‘ than the
:lllllgxigllt'. he grew txi Illilltliihnl.
igi‘l taint :ti :3 bribe of tilt“ great “ l‘l "1 “f
>..l\'.tti -ii." \’ ‘3” _\i.:i~‘ of -_;.~ he li‘~
tiiriittl Il ‘llt-'. ‘lllll “xii iii-xizisml liy Ill.‘
”tin-i. \\ Ili‘ hill at huge piilvlixliuig linn
“-5“. turn t’tlllllln‘lt‘lt‘tl t‘nteet: “as sent
t i H mutiny t-i- p n :l limiu'li house. but
.ilti-r'n sh ul li mlenee ilir-lt‘ the yellow-
ten-r rmz- d to :tl, ii :iii extt- it that LllLlrl
til the l‘ ir-itu .:.< lle-i l..- t“|illill_V. lie
_t‘ii i:i.;‘ Liv tilizitl- r. (l l1‘>‘ iii tie in l. ~ti~
ll>‘:l lli' twill Ii.‘ l.l‘ti‘.-'l' lie “milil ix'm‘ t l
’ii 3) MW. Kins \\Zl‘ :t git-til iii-,t;';--\iiit~
.‘i l
fit :it to li.I' litllI‘I‘. \\'ti i llutl twp-ml in: it
l'. t'. l.» .:‘i'
t. iri rii~ r of t‘ :::.e(‘t. .
I“:~ wiry ri' Si‘zt'i N‘!\\.iik. by ‘.'..~
.‘T l 3‘ :zdt'unim-int um 'i‘. r- ~;»-i~llnl'
I\l >vlil\l'=l'.l':‘ nu... :i.« .‘L‘
\7. i“ .l. \\ H l1 till 1:.“ 31.1mm)
ilnim i h.) il aunt in:- i.‘ l: . iuii Ili"
tee-ii; "ll._ll téi- v- i.l~i ._t l‘li‘ Flh.
;.tii rim» i; ii.» l-tlwin‘ ii .i\.l_\ ~ ..'.
.:i:'i~-i I“: l‘ i;:.l .
l'neie n i. A l’ llii.:.;: In;
initl \ uiiin-~-r ' :i'i nip. ._. i‘i by
'.‘l tin“
i:l‘,l.l" .il .it
ti w it lil-
xvii
the N. \'.. .\ iL .’\‘ ll. ll. lLi ..
svarittlou ol‘ the Kl‘.l\ll“ :tt .i vow-”.4
known its. the .‘linrue >li‘t-i-t i‘tvl~nlll,’.
.tiid tli:it tit :t ll»'-'tl’lllg li:i.l lllnlll ~ .ii an
plit‘atitui. on till. iiit‘tiiiii til wtta :i -i.t J by .
until Ii. It. l'w. lit oi.I-~i‘ tii.it \tlil ali‘iet
crowing might lie t~.iii.~».tleri d at the silllli‘
time with ullilllll‘l‘ known Hi \\';t‘lllti;"‘
tun street; notion being then and tin re
gin-Ii by mild It. If. t'o. t‘i.it :ipplii'nlinn
would tit tilil‘e bu iiizltli- lu .tii- ll. Ii. l‘ iiti~
lllH-illlllt‘fa' tor .1 wpuziu ii of grail-w it!
that erosion; llllil tli.i:' llillll would ner-
esmlrly lie .- maidernl log. iher
\\';tshtii~,;l in sin i: in one oi lheptim'i—
p'll liiisitiem streets nl this t‘ll_\'. 'l‘iie
pl.iti prop m. ,3. :h We are inl‘tiriiieil. H to
i‘ ll‘t‘y the it u‘it-i til Nil d i‘iiliipuliy above
the streets l: mi nine Nevrn ll . t. and
lll\\\ l' the xii. . . ~ lt'iiiu three ti :~.\ feel.
l.i :ul litiou i i the changes oi armle. :ir~
tilllgt'lllt‘lils .tl‘i' liti\\' being “ht ltl illlil
piiiperly lillf'tlltlii‘ll for two till i.t.on.il
lrzu‘ki
These
l’iiitI \\ ll-
..i‘ l‘llll'
eluuiges
llii- mtllli‘
\‘I‘i~lll‘,:t‘.~l upon llllH lie
r ~uipvl vot’re‘puinlw .
upon the :lrtlfidlllllll‘ lv‘. It. ..I
”unsung. if? upon {ll in. 1 two other
atreets lll iii ~ iiv. '
'l‘hel-xpci. - i.-
vl-ry hinge.
Lll‘lt‘l‘t'x ‘llll; luw. purl til this e\-
pt‘llut‘ Ilitt)‘ lii' tilithll‘llui‘it'll ilgltllhl llit‘
town. eiiy. or Imrniigli witlriu \\ nose
limits the eluinges :ire Illilil . ’
l'nder the rulings of the ll null if It llI‘
\vuy t‘ Illlllllawluilt‘l’fl Iti‘l’t‘li‘lill‘l‘ nude. the
law llll“ Ik‘t'll g rm‘tieitlly e.-~,~izuml l-- he
eouipulmry :3 to the pzi‘ Lie slitting lil
,lllt‘se t‘xgu “it“.
"thireitizenx believe lIll\ Ltw and this
t‘tlll‘llllt‘llvll of it to be ill-J Iii. iti‘bitmry.
l'uiitniiv iv the eii~inin iunl lll‘tlt‘.lt‘t‘ ut‘
t'\'t I_\' allow .‘llllt'. iiii’lrtlirll ll tul.‘l.l in be
itbiiluh-ly I\ pulled in oi e i. 'l'nt-y i‘.lll
see no good tenwii \\ liy lliem‘ eluuigiw of
crude crossings Hlitltlhl be paid for lll full
by these name ll. 1:. e.-\inp:uiies in the
state of New York and thrust upon the
towns in the sititte of Connecticut.
'l‘liey luilievo that this law niid others
kindred to it \vero driifted liy rutlroiid
itttut‘tieys. elillt‘ied under corporation in
llueut‘ea .uiid intipirittion. and than the
uppoituully afforded by the llrrt lllt‘llnltll
newton of the lieiierul Assembly tiui
iiiiieiidiueiit proposed and ndopted under
railroad iutlueiioeui is to be seized and
the work completed. before the people
can even attempt to assert their rights.
We therefore rwixw‘tfully. but llriiily.
request that you grant iii the privilege
of asking the representatives of the pet)-
ple of the whole «trite for int absolute
and utivotiilitioiiul repvul of tiny utid iill
ntututeo taken under form of law. and
diverted unjustly to the use and ntlviiut~
age of railroad corporations. or by which
the public lire cutiipelled to buy protec-
tion oflife upon the‘ highways owned
by themselves. and top'ay for relief front
antigen for which they are not responsi-
lo.
\Ve submit that to refuse this “quest.
or to delay in granting it. will be to place
upon this and many other towns in the
note. very heavy burdens which they
ought not to be Couipellt‘d to. hear. and to
arbitrarily rtquiru them to my expenses
which they “1“ have no voico in Coll-
tractinc.
Orermolied by the railroad cor ra-
“uni. disappointed in the Board of tull-
rond Commissioners. we'turn to you, the
Governor of this state. and. in the name
of the people. we respectfully ask that a
rpooittl session of the (lateral Assembly
may be convened as soon as possible for
the purpose of acting upon proposed
.cbouzru in the laws relating to railroads.
uid thut pendingruch action. the further
lieu-tags before the Board of Railroad
Communion": upon application for the
removal of grade creasing: in this and
other town. in the state beouspended.
and slid Board be requested to act only
upon the protection of aid crossings.
DIFFERENT OPINIOSS.
' Spooklo of the baring in this city on
load”. lforuord and Bridgeport papers
contain the following, item. relative to a
opoclol union: _ _
A gentlemen who I! in a position to
know who: the governor any: and doeo
replied to o Poet nonreactive today
that in bk nlon Governor 100085013.
will on at“ one-loo unloa- It
not
‘ty of tbopooplo demnnd it.
”union
these t'hiirges Will be
of o for tov‘ru mil have
‘ ‘ OI .m It course
‘Eou much—Hartford Pg». ‘
~ inure-or lli lll‘ l-u~'i'.e~i in ll.\ »
Ill'.
I. went; as. iiii .' the 3.11,:
E. iiilll.t\~in|'.i‘_\‘t1..‘..‘iiI 1:.g. .
i‘i it l't‘lli .i i. L; in in no t: l‘. "
i'iii.~"-'l:'~-i-t I. ~~:i.i\.~’~li-
(N ‘l '31:! I " l m \‘Ill'. llm »!{
\\ ... ill lli.l'. lu-ll’x' l in lira-i. ll li.:ti«e in
\' ....-4.».\\.‘.li lie l.vl-Il‘.‘l i-ii- .‘\l"
turn: iii thit v tv g... (in. ii mil for :i
Lulli 1:1 lit" Ii lu' t I. I l'l‘. t ‘1“!llglli‘ll"
iinii \\ h i l _-. Ii llll ' \ ll» e: .l punt at
l
lfw-l “.23., ul: to he
trill i.
QML‘ Suitity Ire \\ .l . it;\ .:v l Li
.1 I’iwili «Lin! i-i..iit’-h .lIliI m lli. ”e \\.l\
t'hut‘nii-tl \\ ith the i.ili~.i' :m I unguig.
'le went r. l“ at. diy hit 1‘ that. lel I lit-zir-
int: :is he (ltd lhi thixpel of \ ‘litt~i pr-ult‘h-
i‘il he deteitiiintd to it .i I the New 'I'ts-
'tittiii lit for linnswli' .‘llil [Vilrll till tlut
w.” pu‘wilih‘ r. gurtliti; ll. lIe “us lit»
t’lllillt‘ti by it: :i Mixing-i spell i‘oiistt‘aiii-
t .l him "In. \\ ltli ui idily he l< Jtl the
bunk through iiiiil thiough in litiglmh.
l. lllll. and the original. ht‘t‘lll'lll'll the
pill-lit: lilri.irie.~i for any “lulu that might
give him l'utlhi-r light; \‘illllil get in: test
tor ltllllil er lm l). till one div :t lmly
“tutti-«l Iiiiu ti illl~'llil -‘l ‘Mnthfidiat
\‘Illllt'll. lle llt‘illll the [Ilnlill' pray. >ueh
il pruyi-i‘ :h he l. lll iii-\‘i-l‘ lli'tll'tl liel‘oi'e.
l.“ll\‘lll;: ine t‘Illll'i‘ll he i'eiiiurlted t.» lite
lady who had :iel'iitiipriiiitul Illlll "iIlJl
piuyt-r was ouniniitted.“ "tlli: no." site
until. “come! i our prilyrr llli\l'llll‘,:~l and
you wtll Ili‘:ll' many rlll‘ll." He did :a ».
itiid the feeling grew stronger mill :truntz-
er lli.it l‘lirial eotilil not he the llllpllalt‘l‘
he had been liiilglit to livlii-ve. but itiio\\~
lug that to acknowledge ll'iui would
lllt'illl it .‘l vermg of all the ill-.ir family
l‘l‘lllll eimiis, he ili-lertiiiniul. in the Hull—
tuile of Ill“ eii.tiiilie-t‘ ti» thk for more
liithl. I“.tIIIll;:l|ll llliII‘Jl't‘. lu lit-wuglit
liml to ilireel him. when t i li‘t‘ lux‘ own
\\'ui'd_~i. ".\ ll itiil of light t‘uine liver hit".
I lll‘iim‘ it new man. “llil iii thtI words oi
l'. ter \ \rluimeil. ‘l‘lLdl nit the \‘lll'lsl.
the Hull of the lizvnig ll id.‘ " (hi "11'
line 1'! ll Hunt in» \lll‘llll‘ll on t'iilviiu.r it
llienlumuil e ltll‘fii‘. null wrote to his fit-
thei‘ li‘lllll): him of lllrl t‘illth‘ldlUll; wold
t‘Illllt‘ by rt turn mail for him to gvi linine
ill onee. but he \\':H di lurmint-d to bull
to his new found faith. and gillllt‘llll: tip
what little money he could. repaired to
Iliisloii to entry out his plan of sin lviiig
tor the ministry. iii which he Hurt-veiled
tiller enduring lllt‘lll)‘ lllll‘tlfillll“. llia‘
lllril t‘Illll‘t'll \\'.l$ iii .\‘.~w Yolk eiiy. iuid
in the eeurse of :.i few years he revtsited
lll.‘ hoiii ‘. iiiid found llh‘ father who for
yours liml mourned litmus dead. bent
with preuuitiire itge. his black hiiir iiiiil
lieiird turned to snowy white. the mother
\\’Ilt\itl lie litttl so fullilly lu\‘t‘.l. dead.
The description of the nix-elm; with
his father “uni pathetic iii the extienie.
liut “hi it he retitled the incidents of the
putting there were tours in the eye of
many of the-t'i~ii-.:i'e«,;iiiioii. so liltlt‘lilllu
was the ri-eitril. lint. he Culllll not even
iii ilppeiiriiuee. dt uy tluit t'lirist llllil
dune in niueh forlorn.
llc cloa d his rethinks by alluding to
the rt‘llltll'lih‘ of those who predicted lll‘ll
his conversion Would not lost. that it
wit-t for worldly “lllflJ‘lt‘u and silil,“lliid
it been for the liltter'l would never have
:joined the Methodist \lt‘nullllllt‘ftlull.
Conversion
ii... tilu
ail. :i«l
l‘liiuik (lid. I have got it
that hits boiled and will last its long its
there is life iti this body. and I may God
tliut among those who hear me now.
some may be led to tieeept the salvation,
which is free to all. .~\eeept the t‘lirist
who fulfills all the old Testament pro-
phecies; no other can come \\ ho will do
lllltlulllitslllllt‘li its the temple at Jt‘l‘fill~
raleni with its records ll! ili‘rtl‘O)‘t‘tl. and
none could aetitirately prove his llelllll
descent from the house of Dtn‘lt
All Open Lottor to Mr. llurrlii from an
lurucllto.
an. MR. llAltlllS—Dt‘ttl' Si‘r:--.\a it
believer in tho lil‘ut‘llld faith I went to
listen to your discourse (in Sunday even-
ing last. iii which your gave the reasons
why you left Judaism and became a
Christian. As the religious convictions
which moved you to this step were
doubtless sincere and the result of deep
and anxious thought. 1 have no fault
to find with their result and your con-
version. But I wish to thank you. air.
for the very able and powerful sermon
you preached. Without being in any
way inclined to follow your example by
leaving the faith of my fathers, 1 can
trul say I was benefited by listening to
it. . thought. forgotten by so many who
plaice oectartauiuu for above the touch-
ings of the religion of the true and only
God, forced itself with rodonbled force
upon my mind. It is this: that. whether
Baptist, Methodist. or Proabytoiian. we
uracil the children of the one living
Father and adore the some everlasting
than in the influential! sphere in
which you are placed at present. gull
I
assist in breaking down or oven weaken-
ing the beariers existing: at present be-
tween the ilitl't rent err-eds. churches and
set-tr. which should really all fer-l and
act its loving iitotm rs. ytiu \\ ill net-oni-
piisli it great walk. 1“ l1lt you are abun-
dantly able to do so ymir :t'rllh n of last
Solid |\' i \ening ix. :i‘vilhsl'iiit pt‘ur-l‘.
\"ery respeetfully yours.
.\.\' Isl:.\l-2LITIE.
\Vl‘r‘ll you visit your tnarketiiiin le
>ure and il~k llllll for pride tiiuili- by
Sperry and lint M5. 'l‘i-i Ir >‘:tl~'»l;;~‘.\‘ ate
superior to any nth. IN and hunts. li .t‘on.
shtiulli-rs titiil Iii-l inude lry thriii itie
unrivalled. lie ‘lll‘i‘ and ttet Knuth briir~
trig Sperry and l‘urnaC |~riii.l.
I’ltrnhlu‘d ltmiui.
\\ I] \l or \\ ilhwltl litmrtl.
l-‘ )1 Pl HIU‘R
(‘hestiiiit St.
Second lltitvl' from (‘iiiivtini St.
llotluo lo Lel.
1 til-<1: eintxtiuiii: in i'OiillH. on Main street.
nil‘>t“~\-lll given initnedinti-L Apt-1v to
l“. l”. lll'XllEE.
H Mnitiflt.
>804!
l-‘uruuec l‘or tattle.
\ lure llot .»\ir Filmore and P‘Ix'llri‘é‘ for Sillt‘.
. Apply at: the “innit k lltlllN‘.
For Sale.
' ‘H l: (on huge ~:t'\l“‘ Lil \tme pipv nor in lia‘
in tin Sentinel \illlu- Apply at (it's oili-‘e.
.‘(Illl‘t‘.
‘ Y \"ll’ll ll-it‘livi. lzi " ‘ l." ‘2! t‘. htl‘ir‘l
. 1; permit an it . . . .‘tit i' her
on my Il‘i’i‘lll ,:i~ l ~lizill pny n. . . '~ fh- r-in
inn-zinc \\ ll.lil'll V '\\'l‘.‘ll~.
.\.. nit Nomad: my 1:), 1%.. >I~ :t:
For Stile.
'l‘lll? I ‘ll~“ 21:)". ‘m' 1 iii --r \\':i'~ r
S'.‘ Lu: 2‘ l} (. e! an \\'.i:. r .\i
2. '1‘! e ll 1
and enui.‘ '.» .
rty run he blur-3
rind on t at it rut-
llr.il Edam .\:u~iw~'y \\‘ :~ .
for 'l rifti~ ‘i i‘Vr pr ri-
lsii.\ ‘l‘,\\'i.tiil_
.: \‘. \T: if
llhlrlol ol‘ \oru‘ttllt u: l‘rolt
Court. ()l‘ltl'lt‘r llllil. _\.ll ‘ ],\\I_
“We“! . -\it;i;-"r:t'.ini ii :~ h. V“ m.i Si -'«~
for ‘hvnilm'
:i~?lii' 1% \\'.. t.
- t‘nnr:
: "inziu'm
.~ i‘lx. all of
d. e-*:i~- ii: thri- fine
.i' an be Ill :tl’ll nliii dear
-.n \‘wiwm‘n or; llu ’iitii
'ti ti‘t -~v K fu'i ll wt
l-irv
\l .l i! ii if " l
::\‘ ii.il~ :‘i _ .‘_‘
.\.\.\ Ii, \\ UNI-WARD. tilt-is.
‘_\~n it
I ‘ily .\ ~~t~~u>r~‘ \ olive.
\‘H'l'li‘li ~:uri!v\;I'.-~.t~i~i‘:-'-w!« '~i" in
. 33v t:i\--- :n :i i- ("\ ..! sun-l; \--in.~. ix. 1 .
1r! \~~r~~vir vi. 0: lt’fi-f" tlt- Iir>' t... ~.
.\«>\ ' id'll’l't‘. li~‘— in."
out '1 h. th-tti I'll
.in m n. ~. u.
i! \\..l he
20 T.i‘.."il!',
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“ 1hr. inn h.-
. ANN... “3
0:1!
blur-lei nl \ol‘\\fl”\ ss: l‘rulnilt-
t‘uurluluiuiw isili. .\.lI.1~\‘
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:\ .\.. » li~ . ... .
l‘ ti . t .1 inh' l! i..tli
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me: .. . ,
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.I. ll. .n:\‘x\'t um.
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l'iiilei'tailtei' .v liiiiliiiliiiei'.
Niiiiiln-r :: Knight slim '.
ll-witli lit’i'. ‘4 I: is! in. lllli‘.
\Ml ::.n \uru'iilk. (hull.
fliiiufi’rmmtf.‘ .
Ml'su‘ ll.\l.l..
F \i i{\.\l‘l‘ \l.l.:i1
l-‘.\ l‘INlNl: l‘lilll‘llllll .\ .‘i‘l‘ l‘.
Saturday. October lath
LEVY,
The World‘s “route“! (‘tll'lll‘ll‘lr
.\iul 11..
Levi Operatic Concert Gunman.
in grand l ~21; rt! prograiuiiie uni 3.3 :i.: of
MARTHA,
\uth iirw t‘i‘bliillit:‘ iiiiil ‘t'Vllh‘lV‘.
Prices 25, 50 & 75.
lieu-h ed will: a: leil‘l‘s tuid Speiii‘rr'rl
NORWALK OPERA Housé
Lil KWUUU & (‘tltllilllt-E. )I‘tl'.
Friday. October 2 1 st.
'l‘lll: i'thl~Ill\‘ si‘ialt.
Chas '1‘. Par-aloe.
sri'i'oiii‘icii iiv
l‘.\ll\‘l.()l‘l & \‘lN~ ‘l~1.\"l“h‘
(‘mnpnny ol‘t‘mii him“.
In t‘.'l‘. \Xiieetit‘noriginal Row Comedy.
A GRASS WID 0W
\\'l‘N Ll N13. . . Fills. 'l‘. l‘\ltSl.(ll‘2‘
Art. I Attrtu‘tlou.
.\et. II. Illulruetlon. ,
AN Ill. Sittlufiuitlou
.-\ll.\l.'S.\‘lH.\‘. 3.3; so.ini.i 7.3 (‘eittin
'l‘icluh no“ on Sllll‘ at l‘ldlrlt‘d‘s‘.
ON AND A FI‘ER
NOVEMBER isi,
|.. H. DEBKEB
“'ILL REMOVE HIS
PAINT.
AND
Wall Paper Store.
To
99 Main SI‘OO,
iii iii Block.
J
J
Desirable llcsldencc for Sale.
llE subscriber otters for sale his tealdeiitc No. in
Huviiaiid St.
House well built. comparitively new. and in excel—
lent condition: contains seven romniotliotis rooms.
with rot in in attic for three more.
Stationary range. (new). with hot and odd water.
House connected with sewer.
Fruit and Hindi: trt-ee i'rzipe \ ini ~i. &. on th
pn-miscs. " " .1, IRVthi lillllllJi
I) El‘tllt'l‘ of the condition of the i'tri NATHIVAI,
It HANK. tit South .\'l|r\\:tlk. It] the State or t‘on
“(‘I “Cut. iii the Close uf llllslllc~fi. tlctoher 5. 1&7.
REStil'lll‘laS.
Lam” and hist‘oiitir<_. . ,. . ......... SiINd-SHJI
’ S. Bands to swine eirruintitiii ... liltiillivl‘
Uther stocks. bond..- and “lurtgttgt‘i... . Tilir :3
line from approval I'l'.‘\‘l‘\ e iiueiih .
line from other National lL-iii
Real t‘hltlll‘. furniture and {mu
(‘urrelit expenses and taxes poi ».
l’reiuiuiiis null .........................
t‘heelfi um other t. sh itetii~..
lliil< of other banks ..... . , _.
Fractional paper currency. iiit‘kels .\‘ cents.
w
, .
—
. it . ,
Spwte. .................................. 5.1‘! m
l.e::tl tender tiniest. .. . .. . . . . . . . _ . . .. . , SJ iii 00
Redemption fund \\ llll l‘ .\ 'l‘l’r‘tlnlth‘l’ [:l
per cent. of Clrt‘tliallulli. ,... .. . .
'l‘ntzil. _ ,
33¢ on N}
H \llllll‘l list
t‘itpitnl stock piiid in.
Sur ilus fund .....
l‘ndivided t-rot
Nutintiitl hunk nu
Divideud~ unpaid
ltidn idiml (It‘lulrl
lleiiiiuitl rertitit . o‘
l‘erlllietl l‘ltbt‘lv" .
. sin-mini m
H . h Stink)
Ni Ill!
NIL“)
. lull
. .lfiJJL'tinN
..l,l sci. ll
..... _.. B‘illl
line to other N:ll'u:n\ifl1uk~. . . .. ... .21.-l‘.ll 5‘:
Due to State Burks :liid lint-Arm“ . . . .... . . ti. I‘LIiii
Tuiu‘i. _ s;~Tt-..i$6
57:: 'r of ('uhinrfii
r 42,, .r.‘ .»r’F:iu}:‘r,’-L .w,
1_.I.\t'iilt .\l. l.\\ i't~\, «rum of tie Nlitn’t'
ll Ilt‘ll litlllk. ilu >~ int ~ o' ‘.. l'o ;i!-i\t-
- mint i~ l'll‘ i ii t- .
siilnerilw-d :iiul . -
uf Ut‘ltiln‘r l“:
JUNAll J. lill.'.,\lll). Notary l’tlliiiv.
t‘urret‘t a:te~i.
Jtill.\ ll l‘lv‘lil-‘h. ]
Eli\\l\ .\ii\\t~ 'l“'\‘i7i‘l‘~'.
militant]! t:u\\‘.\.\' l
TIE
NEW
LINE.
T113 Newcimh Ram
Transportation 00.,
t‘l’l‘ll'l‘b'. 11"- .i;.d :2? Hit” \ll\\'.\\'.
LOW RATES
QuickSei-vice
'Wi‘
\.-
4 “3
f....;._.. v\.._
. -.-. ,l: ._, .x. . .r
. :...~.;.;__..... L, . .. - «M s
« \ .wa‘a'-‘€.i¢.
'1‘...h.i|‘ulilti - ftp \I i: mgr-inert l’t"'[§‘~‘
in r. SlN‘t‘llllll) lI-l~ :ni ill" .Vlt‘rrlllulls.
'I‘riult‘h. slilpprrg ‘tl‘Jl il.e I'IIIIHI‘
Ihwuwullyu v s . l :t‘i u: tL~- ifith~
l‘~'~7_ it Dull) ! Inc of Strainer.
\\'iIi lu' t'rl lI'll‘: ll't‘lwi't‘ll ’
New York and So. NOl‘i’3il.
X |l\\llII-‘. .‘lllvl :t.l lbtlh'd w- ll~-- :.. ,.
thr- I|\Nlll‘ll\ it NHEHY \l.l\' ll ll,
in r-.\ in: New \W-tlt fi« :ii I‘ni Ii. N.ittli
H \'v r. tliiiil I: :"-*I' \“ J ii ll‘.\l. lltll).
min l'tys l x ‘t-i !» .l,
\‘l'il‘fi it t‘ iv. Ii .1
[rtlll‘ lllt‘ vitttiv 'il
ltll=‘l(ltu n.
ll ‘llll’lilllL’.
A ll. iliiil).
I‘IVel)‘ Im‘ 'll} it.i Nt‘i‘niiiihiuliun lliat
lxtn‘lli‘llt‘i' i‘ ili “I\",:t"l \\'lll lu‘ t xli'lliltil.
't‘l I i‘\'i'r_\‘ i ll. u: :t t l‘ l.i \\ Ivl lilt- l‘i‘llli
.ieiii‘e of the l Melt‘iunti uiiil
hluppeis .iiie t-l':\ll \N'l l‘Ilill -'l u i\'.t‘t‘
llt ver llt‘ltil'i‘ up“; ill on aha i- n‘» . it»:
the situation Ilzh’ lueti err tn‘ir ~=n ll d.
and we are l‘lllll‘.\l\‘iil' 'lll >\i‘.\ Y
Freight Rt‘e'rl llitlly from h “J".
uut‘ll 6 p in.
.\I ii; _\
ll.l\ Iainliiull
l‘d‘l. pi. li~t‘illlL: grinds
. izil rm delays for
Hu-
iiii‘. :lv'l‘l\'i‘< in N Y. at .'i
ur Height viii.
NEWCDMB LINE.
Trusting our eluse atieiitii-ti lliyt‘lll‘
llllt‘li‘nls Will "it“! a llIit‘l‘ul share of
your patrviinge.
\T Iy It spi eilully.
EDWARD )liill I‘tiN. l‘realdeiit.
N. l. Nl-Ill'l‘tlllll. Ili‘lll‘l‘tll Manager.
IleaIEsiali
its David L. BOl‘IlOlil
Properly Oll lower Main ii.
A good lloiiw and Butt :md about five acres
of land is t‘lli‘n‘il for sale; al~o it two story and attic
lioliso llli loot Norwitlk. now t‘l‘Wllllt‘l by the owner.
who had it built tor llltllcvlf. l‘riee $2.250. Enquire
ll
NELSON TAYLOR,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
\Vu shing‘ton St r‘qet.
SEWERS!
1“. hi. I’I E ROE
DEALER IS
I
Pi pe
Sewer
AND
lsprepued to make connectlonl with unit: sewer
pipes in this city on the most favorable terms.
Pod-lea intending to connect with the recently laid
sewers In this city will find it to their odvnugo to
no: 20, 80‘“ ”omit, C‘-
h"
‘ utilities
EALESTATE.
————_‘ .. -MWa
RE, ..
MAR NE,
Alli} DENT,
FE,
nsuiance
Lauder’s Block,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The Matteawan
Seamless Felt Sine.
WHY '-’-
ll»t.:-- ' ‘1‘..(”
I‘A'FMZLH‘ :' \\ ~ .
ll’tfl'i“ ‘t u.
I15 . t._»t-:
1‘... i'.— ‘ :- t‘
fut,
. .-. _i::l - ~~
Fell Shoe Willi Nile & lleel
First Class GOOllSv‘l—l‘llllLOilliliOOSl'Ol' All.
. . h
Now that cool weather has arrived. people Wlll turn their ntlHillun toward t 0
holiday season. . _ n
money and are enJoying good health .-
Meats, Vegetables 8: Fruits
that vou purchziw and the prices you ply for them all the lh‘llt fitx‘ attending 3 “I"
put‘kEtbook and i-xt’elieiit health may be etij iyetl.
Iii order that the public may eiij iy these results
Remson’s Main St. Market
is h-mdquart. rs {or Meats of all kinds. Vegetables. (lit-tars. Cl "118, Ewollopi. Fish
Beaidee bell": of the freshest in the market. these goodn will be sold
at prices which should be taken advantage of by all.
CANNED GOODS
Mm oer-u; y an important part in the stock of this market r nd include a large va-
Dti not {01'th to call at
Remson’s Market,
and Fruns.
riety.
W hat Pli‘asure is there in the holidays withvur yet: have plenty of
By being particular w.th the
M ain Street.
if you :lh‘
l [:12
Contemplating.
rum-nip‘a'in; :i!:_\’!'.‘::_' in the
Furniture,
Drapery,
carpet
The Most lnterest’g
J. H.KO1OIO Ol‘,
DF \LER lN'
Meals, Fish, Oysters,
Yerctaibles, Fruits,
ANNEDOOOOSOIO.
Opt). N. YIN. H: t H. napii.
'I‘IILEE'UOX t2 {‘OXKISC'I‘IlDS.
32-! u 4: to “Elke-G -1 '
Fall Opening.
The Most Extensive
'l‘lu- )1 issos St .John
.i
Q‘.
'l‘lll’l Ill-IS'I‘ Sll()l£
3-31 ' .41 .v », i."
r .9.
l n :.~ .. . .
lled- llmiiii. Sick - litltilll.
lll'l‘tlli'l'zi‘si llooiii
:ii .r...li '~
0. H- I—IarVOY.
Sole .\:.'i~iil for the Turn. of Vtinnllk.
AGAIN
IN TIME.
We mean we didn‘t
get. left. on SUGAR. and
whomsoever will may
get. the benefit. right
here. We didn‘t get.
left. on BUTTER, and
you have the benefit.
Ami a little lateronwe
are going to let. loose
some bargains in
CANNED GOODS that
will make you glad.
though it. may make
somebody mad.
“Its a.cold day. etc.."
Yodys to command.
inigtt
summers.
B RlllGEl’Olfi‘
W. B. HALL& Co.
Sills, Stilts, Flushes O VOIVO’S.
\‘lZ :
100 Piece: “lurk and Colored SPRMIS. Domestic
‘ Mauiitiiriuro
Full line “Lick uiid t‘olowd Gllilh‘ GR.\l.\‘\‘.
Full line lllitek uiid \‘olured PHLLE FllANl‘AlSR
Full line. ALL SlLK ltll \ll.\\!l\‘\‘.
Full line Black and Colored s.\'i‘i.\'s_ .
l’rxces tor Septeulber
‘ 60 piece! rill silk and a splendid quality of colored
Ninth Silks at 373; cents it )‘Il‘l; color: .‘uvy Bottle
tiny-u.“ iue. llmwu. l‘niiii. slate. Regular price is
all?“ ll awe. is the best lure-in evor tum-red in
5 xi.
1: pieces rich ratios ll vlflc. worth The. One lot
regatta black silks :5t‘. tine lot :uinvt Niki at we.
ltivh rlitiii fund uilkx- Skill. H.135" and #i L‘s.
Semi for rumples of our $1.25 Rliudanieo. Send for
raiiiples of our Sill! color“! llhatlatnrr. Set-d for
“triples of our (19 cent Sutiu Sandi.
Colored Dress Goods.
Entire new Ixstll‘llllt‘nl. Eight new liner. tine
plain zuti'lil. eighty dii'inrt alludes colored ush-
niercs. lull) new mmbliuuiotis.
Special Opening- Prices
1le duct-s best U5 ladies cloth: 59v.
1‘0 p ecu iig‘ yd. wiue tricot 50 cents
to pieces I“ yd. wide litdim cloths tit 50c.
40 pivot: pin chick silk and wool Si (cuts. ‘
\‘
trey mixtures. ull wool. 25¢.
iluoiuiiited mixture at tile.
Gflflfll‘fll SOWOI‘ Uflllll‘lllillll‘, w...
x
*0 pieces rirb ’scotch plaids :0 cents.
Housekeeping Linens.
Including Dania-k '1‘ [iii "I. hble (‘l Loom
and: Dam: Too-.ekntmboa, comb" ‘
Lace and Nottingham Curtains.
uni on min. 33‘ it aims 'l‘olnbourod and A l i
. . an
alarm. first landed. Fell figeNdlungh-xflcld:
F. M. FIERCR “M “'~ “i “—
W. B. HALL 8900.
l
I
[v ". i
i ,‘i’? r'
.k‘.)
fitter
l
I
The Most Beautifu!
Downer & Edwards,
449 & 45i Main Street, m l
{ridg‘vporh
$449 61451 Main St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
:l'l'i .m m: l‘l :7 ;: wi’iirtistit‘ millitieiy
ti !.i-2 the; .n “‘etlue-du)‘ and
5.... - in. ...- in! r . .‘h i‘ x ‘. x. I_ p: .1 . .
l " " 1' ‘ '7 ’ “'i“ ' "‘ Thur-tin) . 0(‘l. l2!!! and llllt.
l~’\\~‘<:. _\v‘\\ \ Itlv ‘2' 1 Remix “7‘." . \\ - X‘
T ..‘\ e.,',:u.ike:1:i \ §r_:int duping of
'l‘lllllllEll llllNSl‘Il‘S t\‘ HATS
imply. l ti-n-elties in the Way of
Ti; i:‘ii:t:;~'.
.\.l are (~vrvi: .'Iy i: v.t ’1'.
Misses 8. Jul,
"" )l A l N ST it BET.
0’1)
N ()Il ‘\' 4LIJI\'.
-' i“ ~‘;t:iv~' '
Ct.
. 91' E ':;l' :.'.2 “.3
8. Edwards,
--...-—..~
ill. rllil
uh
er mutt-5.]
0W1 melt! .
Main St.
'I'll COD
lii ~i:i'n “n“ Rim: x we are \Vilt'l‘ll. - eximilt-iii \ainm in Liv! :nerw.
‘ ' 1‘
Ottoman.- :iiid 1.:li..e~ t‘uillix
SPECIAL SALE OF BLANKETS.
.3 eiisei iii t.‘.l~i and I‘llllllliht‘l§.fullrl§l.llg of t‘nlifortziu and other Vii-l! known main-e at Very low prit s-
(lreat Attractions in our Liiicii llcpartiiiciit.
Full Jackets and “Taps Now Ready.
FALL MILLINERY.
UPHOLSTERY DEP
m “‘c liuyi-umadc elaborate
c Speciii "value we are oi ‘i-rni: in Niunnnbam. Sm Chm nod colored M
Clieiiile cud 'l‘u'ikomui Cunning Tut-atria. 'l‘abze Covet; y
TEE COPELAND BROS.
and lift leis“ Bimini.
ll-‘i :inil ll? .\i:ii:i 8!. :iuil lUil Fairlield Ay'eiiiie.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
DlY Onnils, Mlllineiy, Oaruels,H_Opliu siery
tL‘n (mo-1‘ l‘uniei \‘.i' :ittt-inioii in the f.. w\ -
S]’l*](314\11 I)’])l' CF) 31 I‘IN'I‘S!
Flll‘T .\l:lll\ AL ('1‘
FALL NQVELTIES
313.1011 and Colored Silks
AND
DRESS GOODS.
l‘oiuprislii: the lit-wt tlt“i_'l‘.§ of the Firm h. Ell‘J‘ii-ll. Hermon Ind humxw'lc niutiiifaeturvro
For \‘lilln‘ row lllllt\ \u- n.- .~h in in: extent-tie ilut‘.‘ o3“ (liu its. 1‘ nt-l.~ and t“ .i rind time totinl t‘hei :-
St":ri_ Cami ;‘~ “11:. Tri wits.
\\'e are preterm! to oat-r early Fall Stylts of Milliuery
FALL OPENING
(i F
CARPETS
Representing all the Leading llaiiitfarturers of Carpets.
Mmpictteu. with borders. Wilton \‘t‘u-ts. with borders. lhnly Butts-tie {Bigelow‘s} Body Brutus}! lnlh
TA l’ E STRY B R USSE LS.
(‘uttoii tin-mills. union aid Wool lllg‘ffillllS. All “'ool luzruius. Super 1nt iiiii. Extra Super Ingmlns
and 3 ply lugmiiis. and an
Extra Bargains lO llllil‘lllll [limits at 500., term 650.
Tapestry Rue... Moquette Rut“. S. 1).
Sun run ltiigs. an inch Sui; rna Rugs.
Smyrna Mats. Bureau Rug-i. ‘36 inch Smyrna Rage. :0 inch
SOFA RUGS.
Wool Mitts iii all the Coloring-s.
Also Ill the new nylco in
011 Cloths and. Linoleum.
Intending purchasers of Carpelal ohuuhl not not to visit our perfectly lighted cud rplendldl: stocked
ARTMENT.
iwxunuimis for the Film “ode in this department. and invite nomination of
nuns. Luce Curtain. in
etc. Grout Bugging in
MEN'S. LADlEi‘ AND CHILDREN‘S
Underwear.
AND DOMESTIC EOSMY.
Do not tail to engine on: [fleas before porch-dug.
00., 411, 413, 415 o 417
and 108 Foil-field Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
....1i‘é
Norwalk Chronicler