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South Norwalk sentinel, Friday, October 28, 1887 · page 1

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thoroug] from the $an
to tho- which sit
the fell fighti

A' «heaven.

7 W. R. Pfl‘
Emitter. Sabrasto Cor
his fliemim' ed that o cos
or Inn wue . m... we...
to learn ,‘hfiu corn cubs ‘1‘
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Locust.
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Goals.

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Mini

\l’nofiwa‘r .imi Retail: Denier in all klnd! of

‘AL in worm

that gr 31!. Lfine. 7 Cement.

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GEO. c. STELLSON.
3e.

TIES Lil. 31‘s..

THE liiifi'l‘ 'I‘il‘T
(‘AN lili PRO-
(‘l'RI'iIL

FRUTS, 

,\ttri «A\'~‘i‘)‘liiii:;: ,n-t'fuinizig to n

llrSt~t'lilt~i faintly market.

HUNT e. ZELUFF

Washington St. _

AEWEES.

\\' 1-; M \Nl’l“.\t"i'tih‘l\i

Cement Pipe,

AND l'l'lit‘llASE

GLAZED PIPE

direct from the Largest
\liiiiiiliicturer in the United

States. and can therefore
ollnr prices that defy t‘ompe
lition.

Connections Made

WITH THE

NEW SEWER

by the most, experienced
. , W 01‘}: men.

SECURE ()l'lt PRICES
REPORE ZtlAKth}

lillNTllAE'l‘.

Raymund Brothers
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BEEF. SALT PORK.
You. FRESH PORK.
Lulu. Conxuo Bum-x
Petunia SHORE!) TONGUE.
Norms, . SPRING Culprits.

HANS. SHOULDERS. BOLOGNA,
n—BAWN, FRANKFOR‘I‘S.—

Poultry Killed and Manned
"88!! EVERY DAY.
doth. fly or evening.
-SMI'J:H BROS-
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WEST EEEWALK.

$850.00.

Will hm" ”'lt‘ :trrv ol'lund fronting on the Main
<trcez. won contutrfirv: * rooms. and lilll'll.
The rm m' e in good condifion.“ cll Bllllllt‘tl lllltl
has consul :ibiy fruit on thmn.

$2,600.00

 
 
 

 

\\‘“‘ buy tru ‘u‘h‘s'nf lurid. four of which from on
”iv ‘1‘“ ~tn-r-t Illttl true on thorn it cool houu~

in: it root)“; larm- thin: and carriage house.
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limlli oti luv: ,

EAST NETWAL

’l‘wodesirablermnlcrcw. liorh in excellent con-
tTlIZtlll'r- l‘r.i c.» l‘rtt‘ulutl-it‘. runi trims t-;s~_\ ,

Elllllllfl ll NBlSUH Tailil‘.

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Estate and
lluuuts.

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'Best in the World
ran ALI. USES.
<AWARDED°HlGHESTOMEDALS.»

 

HANDSOME Parsons
mm 0V3H
cw stvrrrmmisai no: OHS

FOR THEIRETUHN 0F WHAPS.

ABSOLUTELY PURE.
‘3 “ARC” OB DIS‘ASEU VATS I. THIS SOAP.

COSTS NO MORE THAN OTHER SLAAF‘,
BUT G‘DES TWICE AS I‘AB. =

Ftr Sale by all Leading Grocers.
>30. 12 Mercantile Exchange.

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SHORT HINTS

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’socinl Etiquette.

(itlllpi‘luf "IVAN! I’M Itlet'xf illtll first. ll‘rll‘h‘o‘
nu Hu‘ stilt/id In] “Arm! .h'rifillu.”
l‘ltlt‘l-i intents:

’l‘hili hook should he in t‘Vt‘l’)‘ family
li'sltttili of knowing “l‘lie piopvr thing
lotto.“ \\‘!‘ till ilcsite to behave proper-
lv and to know what is lllt‘ host t-chool
«if nuitim-ts. \\' hut >lizill \t‘ntczicli our
children. that ”try may go out into the
World \wll lit-d in. II turd women?
“SllUlt l‘ HINTS“ contains the an-
swer, and \\'lll lve llltlllt‘ti to any address
postage pl‘rpntil on rrcmpt of price.

SPEC] AL.

L'ntil further in live we will lllltll each

 

ONLY ONE QUItLlTY—-Tlil§ VERY BEST

-mumnlse VERY NICE;-

Bllllrfll BENELESS Hill

“delivered promptly no on, “-0

s r. A. stunt. a
.. Watt-nu 8‘

of our friends it copy of litt"tll\tl\‘t‘ valu-
able hook gums um! llt‘i'uf postugt‘. if
they “‘lll tool in l3 “Tuppersvl Uob~
bins Eli-cute Soup.

liy folding up the wrappers its you
would u newsprper. the pi‘olhfit‘ will
only be 2 mix.

Always in: ~Vour full name and ad-
ulna,“ 9“ no- outside of the hundle and
write th . worzl Etiquette also, and
then we will know who sends it.

1. L. CliAtlIN A: (‘o.,
PHILADELPHXA. PENN.
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HUMPHREYS’

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1:le DDUXD xx
- CLOTH and. GOLD
> IAILKB nuts—sun s-rur.

Dan-u. «nu.-

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Dr. McGOXEGAL.
——0FPICE AND RESIDENC‘.
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
XORYTALK. coxx.

Ufl‘rc lluuhwl'nlli 912.111 ; from 1 o 3, and 1‘ to
S p.m.; .‘ titlnys~~~2 to 4 p.111.

Wt mnmmiicat 22m 3v," tvh‘l‘hORe- ‘tl’ 7w

H rift; mnxmn,
Practical Plumber.

 
 

Steam and (Q
Threading lro:

34 Main Stu-ct.

South Smooth, (EL.

80. AAAAAAA Airings AAA—AA?

11., and from 1 to 3 run.
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‘ipe from 5.. to o Inches.
Ely‘s Building
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tlpi n lliiiiy from 1' to 1"
unit on Saturday menu“:
{Fixatcrmi :ii'ium .1 m.
ALDEN SHl..\lA,\‘.\‘_ l':-v~.: _
JOHN H. Flililil‘, \ ice Prom:

Juli). ll. hN Al‘l‘. Sec. mo Trev.

l). posits.

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INSURE

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PEETEEEATA llEElrlS. ‘

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FLORIST.

 

.\l.\l.\' S'l‘ tlrIl-Il‘. titll‘Tll NilllWALK

FERN TU‘RE!

A Foil Slnx'h of rill‘lillllrl‘ of a". kinds

Parlor and Bedroom Sets
at Specialty,
tnt‘ui s'l‘ow,

(it: if Mun: Sll‘ct‘l. Upposztc Dipot

Pita-earr- ummmocroouu {Na 5 (7: DO

MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.

“Tried and Triumphant."

llnaquallail in llicliuass and Depth of font.

OIIAT CAPACITY OF VIBRATION
AND DUIAIILI‘I'Y.

loch Instrument over I! month. In
Dv- o - - ‘ium oot ‘ t.
and finest workmanoblp.

,FULLV VlAIRAN I'll). mnoywllllant
a Ilfe-tlrne and keep In tune at one-
quarter the expense of any other plane.

OVER I7,000 IN USE. ,
tend tor full donorlptlvo pamphlet and
"mm

D .
The a. I. unlit to. temple at Inslc.,§

t A? ln‘ntn

iNtw Haven. "cutout. Bniootronf. DAN-

Iunr. WATER-urn. Hubbtcrowu on
War Wmotto.

80L: Anti!" '0! "IN HAVEN AND FAIINKLB CO...
$6l~ly

. Ell u. iiiii Gillie

beat;- the town, try it.

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Price 35¢ a lb.

DANI'En L’IIOMMEIIIEU
Washington Street Ill-lama.

I will Pat All. Highs! Gail

ltiigs,Boues, Bottles Iron

.nnd Metals.
Port! ‘
on mom can again stock

 

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‘iuer. l-‘uwlit‘ées for Cutting and

T] [E SENTINEL.

JAMES tillhllljx, Proprietor.
OFFICE IN “SENTINEL” BUILDING

Eunnxrn S'ruxrr.

 

 

Ox? Yum. . ”fine 1 Stxlloxrus. “$1.00
Stratus COMES, 5 PAINTS.

 

TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.

 

Terms of Advert lstng:

nun. it in. L‘ in. (i 2h. 1m. }4 Col. ,l-gcol. 1 co;
l W‘k. 31m 52m srmsr‘sroo $500 ~'sroo $1200
~_A ~~ 1w :mo 4;.3 5:5 m) try ram
3 .. gm: 4m 5m rm 900 1250 1800
“In“: 25o 5m '1‘.“ 3.30 1100 13m 21100
‘1 ~‘ 4w :w 5.1-} 12m no». “fir—33w
3 “ Tit“! ~501000 Itifl‘r‘ 17 00 2200 40m
6 -~ ‘r-no um ism mm 2300 iairio"'7:.m
9' " zero 2mm arm 3-3:.) :mm "shufimoo
[g u 15".: axon mm mm 71500 ”77000 ‘l-‘WW‘

“anti-mu»: 1nd lh-n'k— iizeer‘ted :rutnitouply.
Local Notil‘cs t’. (‘A‘

 
 

Entered ill ”in l‘U‘l tit? .t! Nuttlh Xurttlli‘. as 58¢
run: line! Mut‘rr

 

No Universal Remedy

has yet ltt'T‘ll dis. overcd ; hot. as :1: l1 .ist
fottr—lil‘tlis of hitiizun dim-:hrs l::i\i- tlic-ir
source in impure Blood. :1 tumli. 1m-
which tlsut -l ll'wltl
prayed to u luxtilll} Hr)
m'ur in iii: 1t llll.\l’§“.|l r m.- :,< any that
' can he prmluwrul. Ayn-K Surmpurillu
:li‘lt‘t‘ts llu- lrIw-vrl lti i .i‘ la 5144c
fornmtzon. :mtl l5. t‘iwrt'ltvzm. :nlugm .l

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Mr. (2 ii.

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hurry «[3412. ix litJ“, t.~,i.f-it~.
swrc on“. gin. Muiinux u» :k
and \\il~'i‘\l l: ;\ t m ~ u; ;w<
l.ii‘. nut :Tm . are 1-2. 2:; > .:. .:...:-
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Ayer’s Sa saparilla,
o. r. c. A... '

S\’:Vl l\\' all l‘rzzcg'itt l

l‘»\'
Lowell. Mass.

$3; iii: 2 . lilcmifx

LIN-l} h S. I'L.\(‘IZ.

“73.1.3". pf t". \l. l':_tfi'.';;:1lt. South Xoruuik.

‘i‘t'aviit‘r for the
Proper Control olthe Singing Voice,
.‘llil

Training of the Mind and “qu]
f. r Ariullc

PIANO PLAYING.

n1 :1 Box to: South Nontulk. t‘t.
ALEX. s. nurses,
Organist of the Fir." t‘nngn-gittiouul t‘hurchAVatcr
bury. Teacher of

l‘ iiuiofort , Organ and Musical
l‘mnposit ion.

762 l_\‘ Lori; Box 3‘) l‘, 0.. NHR\\‘.\LK. t‘ONN.
w. s. usarr,

.\ 1&0 11 I TI‘IC'I‘.

1.» now prcpurul to u.:i\.<c plnns rind eiwcidcrttlou-

and xipermti ml tht~ construction of buildings

TERMS REASON A 81.8.

(truck—Taylor‘s Building Washington SL. 50
7t“ t!

Norwxilk. l'. 0. Box :25.

fl . o. cocci; ‘

UARPEETERnflBE DER.

Plans funiltlml our! Estimates given.

Jublilng of all kinds promptly attended to.
shop Ann sin-ct. our Main

P. 0. Box as. South Norwnlk Ct.

 

 

 

 

In. Rattle. I),

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Work done by the Day or Cen-

 

tract
Office foot of l-luriland Street on
\Vuter. P. O. Box 617 400.!

 

JOHN Fl [SING-Ell,

, Merchant Tailor.
12 Railroad Place. -. _ So. Not-walk.

Pants to order 35.00: Suite to order for 818.00 Re
71!”
90 Will-IRE THE CRUWD GOES.

Nlll'llfllli Eltllll Lillilll'l,

Cor. Raymond lfld Wow 8t . So. Nomtk.
E. ROTTERMUN l). AGENT.
RAILROAD SQUARE.

(ham left ct either place will be promptly ottondj
ed to. , 874-1!

paring cud cleaning nicely done.

 

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3. THOMES,
AGENT FOR m

Phenix Insurance Co. of Hartford,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

”WAYNE. CORN.

 

ATTENTION z
Sewing Blocking Supplies.

 

 

THE CONSULI DATED BOA I).

 

Increaned Business in the Puaenger and
Freight Department.

The New York Tribune contains the
following in regard to the Consolidabd
road:

The business of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad for Septrm
lu-r shows a coneidemhle advance over
Snptt‘nlbt-l‘, ESSG. both as to llHSSr‘l’lKl‘rand
freight. and extra cars are running in
both departments. Auditor S. t‘. Herb
wood said: “Although our passengrr
rates have been reduced from ‘23} m ‘3
Centa per mile. a reduction of one fifth
or 20 per cent., the rec-nit has been an in.

CrPlISt’, and a decided i tie in receipts.
I. ma] sales e-pccinlly have. improved
and shown gratifying gain. Freight

ulsu. as indicated by receipts. shows a
l'lfut' increase over last year. Septem-
lwr's increase over August and over Sep-
tember of last your is large. An im-
pron-ment we; re lllhklllt: is the abolish-
mcnt of grade cn-ssinga to acc-uuplish
which our ciwl engineers are driven day
and night, as are also our road mastm’s
forces. When the Work in hand is com-
pleted We Will have but two grade crmés-
ings in the state of New York: tiny will
lie in the tum of Mount. Vernon. \Ye
:tl't‘ also pnehing the work of building
four tracks as rapidly as posu‘olo: They
are now down and in use- tlercn Ma—
marr llt't‘k and New ll clwlle. They will
mum he exit-third tn l’nrtt‘lu slrr and Wt“
he- laid as far Ll" Stamford. (if cotirse
this Work Irqullt‘s’ great ' wintilurc.
but the l-usrm .~~ of the inml *rrzints it '.

 

.‘tuuv i'unliult l'ouph-
Allow :l c ugh to run un‘ii it acts ln‘ytllld
llit‘ run it of lllb-illt‘l"t‘. Tlmy often say.

Hit. ,t wr‘: wrnr away, but in most run a
it \vmgrx' {n.4,} ;(\\.l}. i‘nuitl tiirt' 1-» ii:-
.ltZt‘e'l to t y th‘ suture-Jul mulicm»

ruff“! 1\‘t::};t‘\!‘x.|l~tllf\‘ \\ lm'li “e sell in
:i :1»!th '.;l.i mix-b v- to cure. tho-y \‘t'ulliii
iltllt’v';l..tlt l\ ”Av ll.» 1 xv. Lion! u in ct aft r
All“! ,1 tirr- if»! i l’iit‘v 3t" :it.\l $1

‘l'rwl «1-in-- l. M. ll wt. [lllltgl-X.

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\lth on \ruq‘uprr .‘lr-n.

’l‘lrz- l~‘ tlw ll n. (in; Shun-k o; iizit-n
of new :p a; . r it;~t1. :.< u: til ll* d in l‘iitsi-
Mir: 1 in w .lm.‘ :.;_: _

“V -!l ll! 'ir ii» 1:7 with, fr runner-ad
-5 the- r‘ “.lnll‘li to 13m nth, r. growling; tit
:li-r twat ‘i‘llr‘~“r rt 1-: r11 r~. amt i wont } - u
i' I: “will l> u: tlm c nutty Humid lm
~;«.t: .l. 'l'-,:a~:.;3: n! my \\ lax lr rulvlic
-- r. .‘\"ti -tlt"'ll1:ll IllllV‘.1 have urn-r
vi; tug-d :ot mind in wizard to tin m.
l‘in } up ‘Jf' ,zti tr‘lldiu.‘ wt ttlilli {not 1'» r
\UIHJE ir‘h l'}'. lit-y [‘Ttiltt'i i-n-ry viti-

:-_ 3‘. mil 1 lauvi- [a me ttw lirq \‘nq-
or. h- ;. rr- “Nguimr nun u ll:llll}' ti!-
trm; l~l lo ti tour» any tll‘lll «at his

rigiih. lwill imrrr ln’ ellfl‘l-l'ml till 1
~- .A no fivitu r invn tutu d entirrty « n :i
lrul \\ llll. if lint :itmvc, the Flint irrm
tin-v dim-rye the {in uhe‘.
:u‘: 7n. 1 hurt- rmwr rut n to t .l
:in minnow mile“ 1 cuuhln': trip rl ~-
iiug _.. i, inn! i 11ml I run innit. ti With Lur-
u: . :m 5 Jththltx-i to oil lt'llnfi".

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i‘utia. ll

 

Ili'ntzulnl'n .‘Illsll‘nl \\‘urhl.
Tim Willi: r in with are :tppxmarhing
“'iill their low; i~\‘ri.tt‘;<. win-n t-n-ry
hath-«hull uh uh! lw- supplicd with can!
it .,-k.u ant imitate l 't' yours: its Wt ll as
rmi. l‘:\'rl}‘ hourv rlwuhi have on llv‘
llili~.t‘tli readmg inntur, for tin-n- is
w inn-iv .i Airgun-hold to this broad land
u it‘=» tit .~ rm" IllA‘a‘lt‘. llfélnl‘irtl‘“ Mush
was \‘x‘ no a fir-rs to“ through the year
rt .- ‘rv-t Li -l of reading and alsou good

.rr‘ 5 t : . an. flen: mustc To purchase
:l- i Mi. r :2: music Would cost not less
1hr. t iIity duller-t. Any one think do»

5:; r- -: to l1»~5§ll.‘i points i: muoc would
nut from t\\‘.i t i tlirrc doll iii. The
Musicil \\~"lltl gives yuuonly the bf.“
itrforiiiuttoo: it itl\\‘:i).-' gu‘rs you true art
instruction. and for this reason it ten
most suitablepiiblrcution for teachers to
place in the hauls us their pupils. The
.\lu~ic:il “'oild is enlrrtninmg as well as
instructiu; it ii dewrvmg to he placed
in the hands of childrnn and young
folks. This periodical cosh only one
dollar and a hull” per year—surely cheap
enough to he Within remit of all. Saint-
pli‘ Copy l5 rents. Address S. irninard‘s
Suns, publishers, Cleveland, Uiitn.
Connecticut Patents.
“'0 an- in receipt front the ottiee of It.
.\1. Wooster. 4393 Main St.. Bridgeport.
of the following list of Connecticut pat-
ents lth‘t ifiSUt d:
F. Armstrong, liridgrport.t‘ltaiit link
or coupler: ll. 0. t‘untiv-ltl. Bridgeport.
bustlr: \\'. \\'i|kms. Bridgeport. ho-‘e
nclee: \\'. J. Fitzxcrald, New Haven.
lawn iuowu: J. 11. Clark and J. Lime.
\\'eiterhurv. wick tube. E. B. )lflllir‘y‘
Eist Men-dun. pliers; l“. H. Richards
Springfield. 3‘RNH and E. Kempuall,
N\~\\‘ Britain. sash fastener.

'1‘. S. {ilihx‘lh New Haven. Panel: 1..
1“ 1{.~pt.uiii. .\'x w Hrn'vii. mace-rue gun
\V. Schwidmtm‘. NAN H in ti. conch
latch: Job}. t‘opt-ir u-l. Hartford. voluci
perk; J. Johnston Hartford, ”ind
changing: meclianiun: H. J. Wicklmui.
lldrtfr rd, envelope cutting mechanism:
1-). Arnool and C. II. Cownn. Sioning-
ton: bobbin: C. F. Boswoith. Hilford,
sewing unchine feeding mechanigm; G.
C. Burch. (lrnton. thill coupling; '1‘.
Unwiey, Fuirfield, machine for joining
pirces of rubber cloth; 1!. Huffman. 3n,
South Norwmlk, manufacture of books;
I. North. Middlemwn. machine for
making spikes; A. U. Smith. Seymour,
countersink; L. Luprenant. Putnam, not
lock.

 

M
ltrlngln‘ Glnilueu

To millions. pleasing their politics, and
cleansing their systems, arousmz their
Livers. Kidneys. Swmachs. and Bowels
to a healthy activity. Such Is _the_ mis-
sion of the famous California liquid
fruit remedv, Syrup of Figs. For sale
by Geo. B. Plaisted.

unrpcr‘n Magazine for Sovomber.

The recent articles on Chili and Cost:
Rico in Burper’a Magazine will betel-
lowed in the November Number by no
illustrated article by the some wnter.
on “The Other End of the Hernia bore,"
describing the Argentine Repub i0 and
Uruguny, lie demonstrates the surpris-
ing enterprise of these new competitors
in the world’s commerce. and warn; no
that in the market for bread-atoms and
provioiom the United State! is to danger
of being outstripped by these South
Amer-icons. Bueuoa Ayres. he cloimn,
to increasing in populntion later than
Minneopolis, end the whole country at
nearly t'ioe the speed of the United
States. He corrects the common ignor-

ant impression here concerning thot
section, which holds to the old ideas 02 o
dreor end uninhabitoblo waste named
Pougonh, where there‘ i: molly no
Patagonia, but a fertile province of

 

 

 

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

 

(tr-gin of the Sock-t5 and Something about
he “‘ork.

Since the rrcent notice that the Con-
necticut Christian Endeavor union will
hold its third annual conference in this
city Sovemlu-r ‘2. 1887. a general desire
has been awakened to know more of the
origin of the movement and its work.
The lemming from F. E. Clark’s letter
in the Golden Rule of January 30, 1887,
will be llrlpflll: In the winter of 1890—
‘St aprrcicus “rival spirit ‘13in the
\\‘ilii.~t-m church of Portland, Maine,
and many, especially among the young
people. gave their“ heurts to God. The
pastor and older church-members were
naturally anxious concerning there
young dr‘clgilvs, and felt that great wir-
iioniand (‘nre wtvre necessary to keep
them true to the Saviour during the
first few years i-f their dectpleship. The
problt'ut weighed heavily upon their
minds, for they felt that neither the ‘
Sunday school, not the church prayer-
uieetmg. though all Well—sustaim-d. and
admirable in their way. were sufficient.
to hold and would the christian charac-
ter of these your): converts. There was
a gap [It then Convert-ion and clmrth
minibcrelup to be filled. and all those
yo uni: etiuls new to be trained and tie:
ht “‘urk. llowrhouid these things be
dam? There were the praising prob~
fetus. Alter much prayer and thought.
the pintor of the church innit-d the rc-
c-mt (‘llYiTt[l$, :H Well as the young
chum“; uwnilwrs. to his house, on the
err-mm; of l‘cls. '3, lfikl. and after an
livurut‘yvcml ii;uii:uur.~e. presented a
cmetttution. which he had previiufly
drawn up. of ti 9 "Winn-run Youth:
l'eupleh' S rf‘lt‘lV of t‘l.ri~tian Endeavor.“
Thh cur:.~iitution is c-s-rntmlly the some
as that adopt-d by the great majority of
flirt'lrllt‘n of (’Itrhtzzm Iliad-fun! at the
pm sent day.

S one thru- years lath-r, a‘ the uqueet
of r he’ r f ”I" rmtiot-nl cum. Slltulltl. with
the nil of ltuv. S. \\'. Admmcv. the
\\ ritu r tt‘t’lst'ti tln- t‘ltzlnilltlunll and fram-
onl lav-lune. adding vuruma cvuunilteee
u~ tiny nnw rippt-nr m the “Model Con.
ohm-w." But the cssvttlial features of
tire “mil: w. m In the first c n-titutiou:
tln‘ il-iit'. turn of ilw «agar. the two
Ulti~>thitl uremia”. ti... “pf.1)tt’ meet-
ing {in rigor" the n. . Iillipwll‘ltl part. of
the .m- «tituuwr ‘. it v t'vlwit‘f‘rzlli‘ll or ('3‘
pm :in- rum-ting. lllt' roll PA”. the prm
\"lslnll for dropping tan-nim-rs‘. and the
tlnm- our.“ commit. t“. we provistmm
which tht’ all touud in the tint constitu-
tin-'5.

 

Tlu' lirst lino“ l. dge of this experiment
gn'wn to ”in mull was vviitriiunl in an
.utu‘lw i IllnieJul in Tn.- \‘imgrrgattuDAL
’lST. of Fusion. in .\u.:u~t. 1*‘1. enttth d
“H «u tlm‘ i‘mni‘h Carts fur rti Young
1‘0. tile."

Thi- Prettiest Lady In xuuth Sol-“all:
ltvrnmkal to a fnwml the other day
lint :tn- knew Kemp's Balsam for the
1hr“: and lungs was u euperinr remedy.
:H i! stopped her cough instantly when
others had no I lfect witatct‘rr. So to
prov this i. M. Hoyt. Ilntggist. will
guarantee it t i all. Prone 50c. and $1.
'l'rizil 5.2% free.

That "Railroad City.“

Tito N. w llawn papers and other stote
inirrialsli-u‘e lately taken pains to pub-
it‘ll thedenial of t‘nueiilidnted railroad
mtlcials that the latte-r were acqminted
With or knew any such person as loose
Goldsmith. of Milford. who it was
““013 it. has been negotiating forlorn! in
the \‘u-umyof the Naugutuck junction
In the interests of the Consolidated road.
The News is in the receipt of the most
nurture information that the said Gold-
smith, who is a reputable resident of Mil-
crd. having lived there many years.
and said to be a stockholder of the Con-
solidated road, has been quietly Ind per-
>isteutly engaged in the attempt to Be~
cure land at the Junction. Daniel Hill,
who owns a house and a tract of land
adj‘llnlng the recently opened old can-
nretieu with the Naugutuck tracks. but
been offered a goodiysum for the dis-
posal of his property and tendered a lib-
eral fee to bind the bargain. A man
named Culver who owns coualderoblo
property in that vucioit . also Addison
Beard. Treat Beard an several other
property owners have been undercut
guru of money by Goldsmith to bind a
stilt‘. .\ good share of the town of Mil—
ford. in the centre and along the shore
is owned by the Board family. Treat
Beard and Addison Beard own 100 or
more acres around the Junction. These
land owners have “dropped“ to the
racket and refined to have any dealings
With Goldsmith. endeutly holding buck
as they say for a rise. Welt informed
parties say that the Junction in a few
years will be quite a railroad centre.
The rivér front is a valuable one for
many purposes and there is every good
it .lru-Xl to twin ve that ‘u r.‘ will be local-
tid tlte “l'om-uiidu'ui t‘ t‘\‘."‘—B.".dgvh
pmt News.

A Very hart-ow Ext-ape.

“Yes, I had a very narrow escape,"
said a prominent citizen to a friend. "I
was confined to my bed for a your or d
my friends gave me up for n consump-
tive‘s grave until I begun usinngemp’o
Balsam for the Threat and Lungs, and
here I am, sound and hearty.” You will
find it for sale by I. M. Hoyt, Drugxist.

Price 50c. and 31. Sample bottle free.

Liquor Llcelueo.

The County Commissioners hove sent
0332“" following circular. dated Oct. 12,
l :—

The sale of spirituous liquors before a
licence is actually issued by the Corner
sionerc is a violation of the low and li-
censes WI“ be refused to those who then
violate the law.

This rule will not apply to those per.
soon now licenced provided they make
their applications for 3 new licence in
:33; to .mture before November 13:,

The low provides that no license shall
be granted in say building oloo need u
a dwelling house unless access from the
portion used on o dwelling to the portion
npproprinted for the sole of c ‘rttuotu
and intoxicating liquors in
closed.

This law will be strictly enforced, and
no license insured unless evidence in pro-
duced to the Commissioners Ibo-tug
that it. ha been complied with.

 

Alla-“he‘ll“.
Abotfloofflnir‘sSymp of Tor. Wilt!
17 Mad ‘- tho bu.

 

 

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