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T0R SAMPLES OF ALL KINDS

shank, Esq, for the judgeship because
he has long been a consistent friend
and advocate of the temperance cause.
1t is important to have the courts right
on this vital question.
The New Methodist Episcopal church
at Snow Hill, of which Rev. j. HI.
Wiley is pastor, was dedicated Sunday
week by Bishop E. G. Andrews. The
building is beautiful Gothic structure
and an honor to the Methodists who
have built it as well as an ornament to
the town of Snow Hill. Three thous-
and dollars were raised ON the day of
dedication, and the enterprise thus
cleared of debt.
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CTJTICURA

- - L ~ - Iva
and Cuticura Soap externally and Cutielra Resol-
vent internally will positively cure every species
of Humor. from a Common Pimple to ScrOfula
Price of Cuticura. small boxes SOC; large boxes,
$780, Cutcura ReSolvent, 81 per bottle. Cuti-
cura Soap. 25c Cuticura Shaving Soap, DE. Sold
by all druggists.
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Fruit Growers & Farmers

Ten years entire personal attention in the Ship
ments of Peaches and Small Fruits enables to offer to
the Growers perfect arrangements for the Season OF 82
My arrangements made entirely with financially
strong and reliable Commission Men, for all Markets. In
addition thereto parties will consign fruit to have large
deposits Of CASH in home bank at Smyrna thus
preventing any loss by of failure &c will have
entire control and will ship to the following well and
favorably known Commission Men, Messrs. Quick &
Reed Francis McNlukn, A. +. Young & Co., c. W. Idel
Bartruff & VmArsdale, Of New York Curtis & Co.,
Wilson, }. E. HendrckSOn & Co., Baker Bro, & Co., of
Philadelphia Would he pleased to hear from any grow
es dcsrous to ship to any special Commission House in
any market.
I DESTROYS that Growers shall obtain the largest
possible profits out of their fruits have spared neither
trouble energy to perfect the best possible arrange
ents and will guarantee to obtain for Growers nrustng
their Fruit in my the utmost satisfaction. Shippers
will be written daily and will receive kilograms every
morning from all markets. thus enabling Growers to have
knowledge of markets and prices hahOur after sales
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eEcRET SOCIETIES.

t,r,;r No. l3. \. f. a. M.-Meets First
lAE41TNh,i E43ThirJ thursday evenings of each month,
-. Sr,R LODGE No Il. 1. o. o. F.-Meets
NoSm.y' oycry Friday evening, ut oclocE
'r-',:,.,,, EycAupMENT No. 2.-Meets Second
"a HFonrth Tuesday evenings of each month, at
SoClOck. ,
-, coxcLAvE. No. 45. ORDER OF HEPTAsoPIIS.
sNf Ea,seyerv Wednesday evening. at ~ o'clock
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Gbe Smprua Tlmes.
CHURCH SERVICES.

,.,,,pv METHODIST EPIscoPAL-Sunday--Pre
ASh. nv, at i0i%A. NJ. and "a PM. Sunday school
9A and Pm rr4yeF R;Ss MseFSsml"eSo"yS paslor at
- -, pporrsTANT EPTsCoPAL-Sunday-
IT; Inohin, ot i0H A. NJ and "a Pm. Wednesday
Pre1Tne ~ saints Day-91% AN. Sunday school
"a "" Rev. VIM b. Gordon Rector.
parspyrEplAS.- -sunday-Preaehing at lO1S A: N:
PRisIB9- -iE p NJ Sunday School, P. N: Prayer
ana @n1oaota;ZGSgEFridays aZS at ~ Pm. RevJT.Umsted,
,,.u ,,.u,,n,,r-Odd Fellows Hall-Second sunday
va Of every month. at 10 A. NJ and p NJ Rev.
Geo s. Bradford, Pastor
Centennial METHODIST EPISCOPAL tCol9red)'T
sun day-Preaching at lo'a A. NJ anu T. NJ
pav Geo IL. Waters Pastor
-. NtrTttoD,ST EPISCOPA AL.-Sunddy--Pr
iiiS at l0i% A. NJ and ~ Rev. ~ A. Rober-
nm PAStOr.
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Mother Died from it.

N4OC1AS1 AOAONi II Jill AC'
]. w. Adams, Newark, Ohio says: Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest medicines on earth.
Had the worst case salt rheum in this county. My
mother had it twenty years, in fact died from
it, | believe CuticuIa would have saved her life.
My arms, breast and head were covered for three
years which nothing relieved or cured until used
the Cuticura Resolvent (bloOd purifer) internally.
and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally.
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PSORIASIS

PSORIASIS.
H. E. CARPENTER Esq, Henderson. y. ". cured
of Psoriasis or Leprosy of twenty years standing,
by the Cuticura Resolvent internally and Cuti-
cura and Cuticura Soap externally. The most
wonderful case on record. Cure certified to be-
fore justice of the peace and prominent citizens.
All afflicted with itching and sealy diseases
should send to US for this testimonial in full.
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SOLD BY
], II. PRIMROSE, Smyrna,

Dealer in Boots and Shoes Of all yarie-
ties. The Largest Stock in the STATE.
Good and Reliable Goods at Bottom
Prices. Come ard see us.
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on the line Of the New York Central r. R.
is mostly level and is very 'ertile country
Astounding III fine farms We arrived at the
CITY OF the Locks at 10 rs y. H., and ere long
wer. comfortably settled and enjoying our
sojourn in the land OF Nod.
LockPort is a very pleasant city, it being
named from the system of locks, which il
built here 1t will he borne in mind thai
the Erie Canal runs directly through Lock
port and rs there was a descent of about &C
feet within the space Of mile in length, be.
tween the surface of the Canal above this
place. which is on level with Lake Erie and
that below, it WAS found necessary to con.
struot Locks here. There are Eve close to.
gether' being two rows Of them side by side
80 that boats may 60 up and down at the
same time 1t is very interesting to witness
the boats and RATS passing through, and es.
peoally in the evening when the Canal is Ii,
up at this point with innumerabls gas Jets
Lockport Is the place where the far. famed
Gargling Oil 10 manufactured Probably
most of my readers are acquainted with this
wonderful remedy which cures all diseases,
from slight cold or the scratch of pin, to
dlphtheria or the disocation Of the collar
bone. Many other things of interest could
write about, but for the present forbesr.
April 9th.
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r0Raa, L0ckpert. e. Y.
Canaan, May ]

|
ED. News: Thinking that a letter from
your former Goshen correspondent would
perhaps be Interesting to some of your readers
from that vicinity, have taken the liberty ia
give a short account Of M; objects of interest
met with since leaving that place on April
18th.
After leaving the New England hills where
the grass wa but inst beginning to show
signs Of sprouting up. it was pleasure To
ramhle through the winding paths of Central
Park, with the green lawns on either side
in many places the lawn mower was being
used; some of the grass wAs from four to six
inches high and on many shrubs the leaves
were nearly out, The obelisk of course at
tracts much attention. and many people are
disappointed in it, expecting to ace it much
larger, but when one gets close to the base
this idea vanishes, and they only wonder that
in the early days Of Egypt there was enough
ingenuity and engineering skill to erect such
u structure. Passing over to Brooklyn we
lind Prospect Park and Greenwood cemetery
putting on their spring attire. and looking
lovely In their coat Of velvet green.
Tho ride up the Hudson was very enjoya-
able. The view which one gets from the car
windows Of the west side Of the river is very
tine, but on the cars we could see emily one
bank of the river for many miles, while on
The steamer one eau see both sides, hence the |
preference Of many in favor Of the steamers.
At Albany we had TO wait forty. FIVE minutes |
or the Boston train. and consequently left |
or Lockport and other points west, three
quarters osan hour behind time. The country
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The English daisv sbpts il. s,,,o,. 3, -.

Inc English daisy shuts it's flowers in the
evening, and opens It's days eye" to meet
the early b" MS o. the nor9ins sun. The
fVy-leaved lettuce opetS ~ cight in the morn
ing, AL" closes trcver at Jour in the alter.
loon The night blooming cereus turns
a'aht into day; it begins to expand its awe,
scented blossoms in the twilight; it is tui
blown at midnight. and closes never 10 open
again, With the dawn of day. In clover
held mott leaf opens till after sunrise Those
plants which seem to be awake all night
nave been called ''the bats and owls OF the
vegetable kingdom"
In "city Of the dead" on Hill, mortal e.
mains, after long, weary years Of toll, Of
heart and hands. know blessed, resttul
sleep.
show peaceful the grave,
II" quiet how deep" Mp
April 80, 1882.
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Useful knowledge Publishing COMPANY will
publish agricultural hooks MS we'll IA otht r.
books, a"a 1t Will not charge 81 so tor a book
that does not cost 3 cents to manniacture.
In response 10 pressing and almost distress.
ing calls from all over the country, from
farmers, farmers boys and teachers. IL viii
also enter the ield Of school book publishing
presently. and we shall see what will hecorssS
OF the high prices Of the rich aud graspinx
publishers in that field. The Useful Know
ledge Publishing Company does what Judd,
and no other of the old.line publishers do.
its sends its books to any part of the United
States, and allows privilege Of examination
before payment is required. 1t supplies its
agents with copies Of its cheap end beautiful
publications Tor distribution among our Gus.
toners, Tor examination at their leisure. and
allows the return Of any books not wanted.
Specimen pages of it's publications, catalogues
and terms TO club agents, booksellers. and
canvassars will be sent free upon request.
Address the Useful Knewledge Publishing
Company, lS Vesey ST., New York, John
b. Alden, Business Agent
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Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Farmers 0nd the Literary Rev.
O1NtiOn

The Farmers and the Literary Rev
OIutiOn.
recent issue OF the American A pr;cul
turlst contains some lamentations rejecting
non the character of the Useful knowledge
Publishing Company. OF New York. They
are lnsnua'ions only, no direct allegations
being made Their ouly foundation is malice
ana tear, on the part OF the Agrcuturlst pub
iishers. The average cost Of hooks published
oy the Useful knowledge Publ shine Com
paly, in proportion to their real value Is less
than one Filth Of the average cost of the az.
r,cnltu'al books published by the Orange
Judd Co Within less than three years the
Literary Revolution" gave the American
people over one million dollars worth of the
choicest books the country has ever seen
ul"re IN bulk and III real value than Judd has
given them in thira Of o eep,g,y, aua more ore
than he would have given them Tor five mil
lion dollars. No class is abused more abou
inably by the book publishers than the farm
ers. was farmer GOV before was a pub
llsh~r. and know something of both lid, &
twenty dye years agp Was barefooted
BOY drying an OK. breaking team through
the hazel brush and prairie grass Of Iowa.
and rea"ing Gr,mshsw's England" and
The New York Tribune" between times and
nv the freight at night. and got there q
little too much of - Useful Knowledge and !
81 strength to allow baseless Islander to over.
throw the enterprise to which I have given
ny Lilo. Judd shall realize Aia fear that tbs,
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RERKSHiKE COUNTY.

ID ~
Pi'ssaela q an y teif' principal seoieaAon j,
special town meetings. 49,: =.
J. P Harrison has purchased 8. E. Nichols
| book store IN Pltts6elds~
,Ras- Pittsfeld selectmen have received &C
applications foriscsnsss.,,' * '''Ss
sPtttsheld seiectmen have raised tths price
Of circus licenses to $3.50. =
Four of the Sweeney children have thus
far died with small pox in the Adams pest
houae.
The ladies Of the Lee Baptist Church held
an aesthetic party last Tuesday evening.
sq9ufowsrs:adorned all the guests. =.
= NC. Fowler, ex editor Of the Pittsaeld
Journal was married, to Faniis A. Fo0te, sf
Pl'tshe'd. ~ Boston last Thursday. :, :
Owing to the illness Of. Superintendent
Ewing, operations havs "bsen Temporarily
suspended upon, 'the Lee: marble company's
quarry. =, ~~s. =.
The depot in Lee was burgiarized early
last Thursday. MORNING and the safe blown
open, from which about $500 was stolen,
The burglars escaped. ID
The restaurant in the Pittsfeld depot was
bu,rglarizsd the other night, while the watch
man was on the other side picking in the
or on the street saying show are
you?' to somebody. ''-
~ - =: i'7' - -
Byan Robinson's circus was attached in
Pittsaeld last Saturday by,James Mcguire Of
Lenox, who claimsdt$f, 6do for breach OIL
sontract" He claims to have been engaged
rs clown while+he i SHOW vas winterine in
Bridgeport, and was notsmpioyed.wh they
oak The road. The difficulty was adjusted |
10 that the circua could, proceed With itssper-
aymaRoeas% s.,,s ii - -
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SskE T..

In this place, May |, Timothy Mccafsyy sesd
"a years. ~
In this place, April 20, Augustus Bieelovr.
aged 80 years :.
In Salisbury, sAprll 10, Edward H. Smith, g.,
agdd 10 years
In Youngstown, Ohio, April %, George
Parsons, formerly of East Csnasn, aged
26 years as
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they could block the. wheels If thAy would.
In q Certain city, Christ could not do many
mighty works becausa4of their unbelief ;sLss
Rls Dc or aa.yiad God will wori.Vshns. !
+: [ Ne legret M oat limited space 'forbids
the b n iasa.tsie. II more complete summary
OF MFR Phillips sermon, which our reporter
had prepared A rush of other material
makes it necessary to abridge and omit not
only in the sermon, but also in some Of our
|losal cerreseondspe&3 :.
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Sleeping Flowers,

Nearly all flowers sleep during tho night
The marigold goes to bed with the sun, and
with him rises weeping. Many plants are SO
sensitive that they close their leaves during
the passage of cloud. The dandelon opens
at five or Six o'clock q. m and shuts in the
evening. The goat's-bsard wakes at three
q. N and RhutR five Or six in. the evening.
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W. q. SA.YMOGA.

tNURNlShlNG UNDERTAKEl Jssks Il, bur
lai robes and everything pertairiinl q, TIE
2Esiness " HI lowest possible prices. deliver
sd az Residences without extra charge. Per.
: "ihai attehtloh gwen to preserving tht dead
have chemicals and the most annrcyrs ~.
hest ana every facility f,d kt.tilr Ac;itx,
IA VIII take chn'F@ Isl suUsralr ". ,.f ,.As,rra
iGrences 10y pcrp,>stn " ". n.ll, Nj.
j. \; 'uNiys, i u. Et.rri4o, J. - ,saS.
nd, h. |, Crissey
-"r"plcs may II, ~-,s. AZ sqr ..,.a.. -. ~
ma y C"'S ssace 2Ml tir,r
Norfolk t"nD Mar,l : rsr. -.
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SOIPo, N. DEC 7, IB7V.
4 am tho pastor Of the Baptist Church
here, and an educated physician. am not
in practice, but am my sole family physician,
and advise in many chronic cases. Over q
year ago recommended your Hop Bitters to
my invalid wife, who has been under medis
cal treatment of six of Albany's beat phys,.
CLANS several years She has become thor.
oughly cured Of her various complicated die.
eases by their use. We both recommend
them to our friends, many of whom have also
been cured Of their vsrious ailments by them
REV. Il r WARREN.
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g w. SCOVILLE,
Furnishing Undertaken

And dealer in Caskets, Cofins, Burial kobes.
and oil kinda of Undertakers' Goods., Ths
most approved methods known to the profes.
sion used in preserving the dead.
Cabinet work, Uphoistering, aud Repairing
Agent for M. g. Wheeler's cut auws,,.
Residence and shop ON the ''dr.sn, "a.
Norfolk. Conn. 85tf
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CORRESPONDENTS.

- CORRESPONDENTS are requested to send
in their communications SO as to reach us on
Monday Of each week. rs We cannot insure the
insertion of any correspondence receivedsfter
that time.
- Write only on enc side Of the paper aud
send something each week if possible. Don't
wait until you can gather fun column to send
all at once" but let rs hear from you from,
week to week, il you can't give more than two
items ct . time, remembering that nesos is not
improved BY age.
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The, newly elected officers Of Hops engine
company in ct. Darlington. are as follows
Foreman, John Norton; 6rst assistant, James
Crotty; second assistant, 9 E Tice; foreman
of the hose, John r. Siggins.
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SmnacrnpxloI. 1cca,.nf.

S@DscraPSlOI. AccOunfs h. -a,e.n, h
sershev No. ~ r ~ ~. rvssrn 81 .,t
neFApei0m In paid thpe. K. Il SIN tn SLUT;
In iicates that Nj. Nmifh has paid TO- hlr psp.r
July lS8s. Il ~ hoped that Subicrib. viii :,
ts that their account ,as sintica' cd by tn, Cis
OIL theiE pspekl h. always. corr Ct and wheI III
Ply TO- 9 rs'.ewa. Of theiI .pAscrpriQ.. vii ut
p-opr creiit snd' In The event Of an srrUF to
To- for csSrrectios. NJ once No ciSims 70,
Fo- ia thes. ccssu-ts ilhhef.-after b. consider
0utess prevented SvkGAlsS thirty dsss
81 or the psYtn sn' is c.A'mei u hsys b..-i ma
- the regular receipt oil the paper ~ Oh III da'e
winch the subscription, H. paid plsitr4S prir t
th sreou IL nf,ms face evidences Of its aIxeptsi,c
- correct
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Notice.

WlLLlAM JOHNSON of.Cansan, Com q
pared to take orders, which will be n,ns,uallv
executed with neatress ard despatcn, No re-
moving OF Furniture or any disarrangenent
OF the rooms Orders VIII be received at the
Book Store in Wstson's Block.
Canaan, April 1882. 4vss
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Paint, o. 7

lWoULD AN OUNCE to the people Of
West Cornwall and vicinity that am prepar-
work in the hne of Painting, Draining, Kai,
s"miug, Paper Hsnging, etc, at short notice.
aud reasonable pricis Satisfaction susrsn'f
tecd. DWIGHT INGRA AZ
W est Cornwall, March o. 1853 4w4u
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For Sale Chean

IF NOT SOLD within ten days. one Flat.
form Spring seat Central Part Pharton,
pole and Shafts. splendid family carriage,
'uilt by best New Haven maKers, "uv top 4
seats Beach or depot wagon, siae eurtains
good as new; 3 springs, = F,N.d Fahuly Wagon,
one Stivers End spripg Piano B,ty TOP Light
Buggy, one light Phattoll in good q. der, one
Piano Box Gutter. Enquire OF
CHARLES TROUPE, Lakeviue,
with s. s, Robbins 1w45
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q. ~. CAMP, M h. samaNMC.

q. ~. CAMP, M n.s Oassaan, CT.
nFFlCE a. camps Drug Store. Office hours
Aftrom till TO- a. m Daily. Suadays fro,,,
till 1880 a: m. II not otherwise engaged. viii
receive calls at residence in evening 7bosa
wishing consultation at other than reeular ~
dec hours should notify by poatsl one dar
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LOCAL VS.

wv shall .teei greatly Obliged To any
ar friends in the county, or elsewhere, W.,
viii send rs particulars OF any occurrence.
tatarest which roSv come undpr'rheir notice
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:
A r A COURT OF PROBATE holden a,
"A North Canaan, within and for the Distriet

"A North Canaan, within and for the pistriet
Of ,fs Canaan on the 9sth day oil ArYiL 4. i.
Present, Jacob b, Hardenbrrsh. EGG, Judge.
On motion of Edward f. Gillette ami 1Nman
DInniny, Xccutois of the last Will and tesla.
ment of Charles Franklin tie of N,rtL
Canaan within said District deeess,6 Ihis
Court doth de> rec thst six months b. ali wed
ana limited FOR The creditors os said estate TO
exhibit their ella inns against the same 10 III.
said executors, and dirccts tha, public n,.tieo
be SiveL of this order by atlve~tisi e IN a
newspaper published N snil llistric' AID nv
posting a9 = thew' on th"puL!rc s,gn = 1t
in said Town of North Canaan. u~ar, 81 I'D
place where the deceased las, dwelt.
Certified from Record
lw45 JACOD b. HARUENBEnG(l. .cr.
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EcE Ga:N

NREAr 70" CASH 10 Io,s, ,cw.r
Right Brl;cr ulA q Il no, IL .pi.N,I h. r;x,n.
TAI Enslnr. capH bic oi running a 40 inch saw.
~ IN pine condition, Address
EDWARD NORTON,
Goshen, COM. 2nAfr
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V" a " &c u

In New Milford, April 26th, by Rev. H. r.
Brown, Vim. II Colepaugh of this place
and Mics Clarissa Nearing, Of New Milford.
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w ante6.

TWO OR THREE GIRLs to work IN a
- boa rdlng h"4se. One must be 4 first,
class Cook. Good Wages
FRANK 8. WEAVER,
Copake Iron Works. Col Co, h. Y, box 10,
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TAX EN- Va

ON THE PREMISES of q, n. brewster.
~ April 18th, isSs, ope Red hull. The own.
er y requested to prove property, pay charged,
and take away. Al. LANE
Cream Hill, Cornwall, Ct, Msyl. lw4s
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GOshem .

4
Many have their oats sowed and few
their potatoes planted. but what does il
amou2t to when the ground is frozen or GOV.
cred with snow two thirds Of the time.
Hope there will be some weather after a
month or two.
MEs. Bradley has returned from Lakeville
James Prince, one of our road contractors,
is dead. '''
George Stewart Is painting his house
The women are doing enough house clean
ing to last five Oh ak years
Hope grange No. 20 had a picnic at the
house Of John S. Whiting last week.
G. L. Dayis is repairing
ME-. J. T. Lawton, formerly of Geshen. is
again experimenting the South Berkshire
cheese factory. This makes the eighth sea
son Mr. Lawton has taken charge of said
factory. BRADFORD MACARR
West Norfolk.
Prof Swinstoa's cpnoert Tuesday evening
at the church was well attended and appre.
cated by those who were lovers Of music
the admission fee being sufficient to keep
back the ''roughs' which might otherwise have
congregated. We think the church is the
most proper place fQr CONCERT which Nor.
folk possesses. Singing 10 the Town hall
would sound like rooster growing under a
barrel; Norfolk stands sadly in need of hall
to be used for such things.
Comieal Brown was to have appeared at !
The Town hall Saturday evening, but the sud. !
den indisposition of Miss DeVere prevented |
him. VENTURE