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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
Rusini Pelaey.

Pod tytuasn powyts.yn, wiener
Angem. Ztg." uuisieila sbs~ssruisjszy
a~rtykui, ktory Ola swej Prrsdniotowo
Sci ~zasiuguIs M bao1nisjs.s uwsge,
Stwierdsiwssy M wstspis, e IA rrsdow
Polskich Rusini pod wtgledsm polity
cznym ME byh nigdy uciskani | wcale
sic ma to skartyli; zvr6ciwsry prrytsm
uwage M 70 okolioEnot6, ~ dris " GA
icyi kaady Rusin mote uszyt sic pc
rusku, q ma Podania tax do sad6w, jsk
do wiadz polity eznyoh W ojozystej swo-
jej movie w~niesione, " tym samym je-
zyku o~dPowiedz otrEymuje = przeeho
dzi nareszcie do tsr~aEniejszej emigrscyi
ludu ru,kiego j tax dslsj pisze: 60
jednak ruchowi chiop6w ruskioh uadale
slczeg6lniejszy charaktsr, to okoll
cznose, te 60 wyzyskuja W oelach po-
lityczuyeh Podslas gdy ruch ekono
miczny ~s'od proletarJatu g,licyjskie
60, usuwa " gfsb t~endencye narodowe,
widziwy tn to szczeg6lns zjawisko, Ae
sprawl czysto sgrarnA " pierwszym
rzedz 3 ssuty oelom narodowym, kt6rs
w'elkim mason % caikiem oboe ! PREY
nosza korzysc tylko widokom samolu-
bnym pojedynczych ~jsdnossek, tym
razem ducbowlehstwu". Wspomnisus
wyzsj gazeta opowisds W daIszym
ciagu, ae namiestnik Gal;cyi hr. Badeni
wydsf niedawno sk6lnik do ruskiepo
duchowienstwa i " MIN zarzucii mu
wProst postepowanie podzegajace.
Osolnik ten Sprawl wsrod ducho
wiehst"a ogromne w~ratenie, lecz mimo
to gdy ~przelotony klubu ruskiego zspy
tai metropolity i obu biskup6w ruskich,
czy zycza sobie wniesienia " tel spra-
vie interpelacyi, odpowiedzieli odmo-
wnie. Interpelacye podpisaio skutkiem
tego tylko 8 rusin6w, a zreszta sam
mlodoczesi: Roznamietnienie doszlo dc
tego stopnia, 70 %stronnictwo narodow
COW ruskich chce sic nswet polaczyt
70 stronnictwem starych, Il. moskalo6
low, ktorych przedtem zdrajcami nszy,
walo. 1 dls czego wszystkof Bo du
chowiehstwo czuio sic dotkniete pismem
namiestnika. wv ten spos6b robi sic
Galicyi polityke cd d~ziesiatkow lat
BIednych chiopow wi6cza ksieaa pc
rozmaityoh miejsoowosciach i urzadzajs
zgromsdzenia, ably i'm kazae wnosi6 re.
zolucye i protesty, ktore ich interesou
badz ME odpowiadajs badz nawer
W. rost 50 szkodliwe. A to dzienniki
rd'kie nazywajs ruchem narodowym &
zas dEienuiki nieraieckie, kt6re sprawy
il'zej ME poznaly, powtarzaja ten frszss
z S~@ruszajaca ~naiwnoscia! Tymczasem,
Lohczy nWiea. Allg. Ztg." socyalny
sntsgonizm Eaostrza sic coraz bsrdziej,
a poniewaz organizacya celu swego
swisdoma, " grsnicach go ME trzyms,
grozi on wdanych okolicznosciach PREY
braniem takich form, jake W trsdycyach
chioPa ruskiego dotad tyja q W hlsto-
ryi So ostrzegsiaco zapisane, jako pow.
stanie hsjdamsko~".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
List Unity.

Oren6trskG gu6ernia 30 Sierpnis 1892.
w naszych stronach psnuje uieuro-
dssj juz drugi rok. w roku zeszym
MONA bylo j~eszcze jsko tsko wyiyc :
cboc z t~rudnoscia = ale W biezacym
roku to mech rekA Boska broni, co
z giod Panowai. SEsrahczs pozjsdsla
ws'ystko M polach tax zboze, jak j
traws ma iskach. Bydlo jadio z giodu
piasek, DO sam ma Wiasne oczy widzis-
lem, Jak ssrzneli krowe, kt6rs jut mia
IA peso 1 poewisrtowsli j. - to bylo "
niej diva pudy Pissku. S~przedsuo tea
krowY ktore byly wsrte po 20 rubli, "a
3 ruble, a konie, 90 k~osztowsly so rubli
to oddswsli pc 1917 rubli. A i tax
ME by1o jeszcze kUPcow. Konie j by
do ohodzilo ssmopss = to ju4 Dikt ME
Pilnowal swojej grsuicy, a ryczslo z
glodu.
TAk7e j ludzie umierali z plodu.
Jedi mech boru, zbierali biaia CLINE
po polsch ] mieszsli z m1ks | TO jedi.
w niekt6ryeh stronsch urodzils sic
traws podobns do tstsrki, 20 ludzis
msocili zisrno z tel trawy ! piekli z niej
chleb czsrny jak smols ! bez Asdnego.
smaku. LudEisks poobdziersli sic, DO.
ME byso "a 90 kupic odziezy j obuwis,
w'ec grzeszne oialo swIeoilo Dsgoscis.
Nsreszoie Rad zaOzsl dsvs6 pomoo Do
30 funtow pszenicy l ayta, ale nam ME
dawali tutsj tadnej ponooy. Jednsk
w~Szechmoons reka mas opatrujs / cboc
zyjsmy " biedzie ! " nedEy, zsnosimy
modly do Boga ! Nslswetszej Psnieu-
XII, opistunh nsszej, se o mas psmieta
przez pobotuyoh slug svoioh ! dobro-
naszych, ktorym mech Bog
misosierny stokrOtnis n 10 zsplaci.
TersE opieks rzsdOws wyszls ma zls
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
A CyXnner,
bzs l-sza AEl MILWAUKEE. WIS,

Wislsoosmp Duchoufehstvu 4 -
sf~on, osAs eaisi Puhlic<sosd s-ojs praoo-ns
Wyrobow szat Ketefetnveh.
0~0rae'ots Sso7, Rosss PolsE ( Berss
AarsaaSbososksoA 81 D.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18

FALL chceez podac jake oglosxenis " L.
kiembadf miejscu I ~csaaie, piss do Geo.
Z: q Co., No. 10 spruce ST., New
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18

Wsrod rozbestwionego materyalizmu
moralnego upadku ludlow Europy.
Polska jedyns wydaAa liczny zastep me.
Tow, ktorych obywatelskie cnoty / me-
ozehstwo "a wolnosc, sfuAa j sluzyc n;e
Przestana ma wzor ola obecnyoh i PRIV
szlych Pokoleh. Ably rodakow ze szcze-
gotami ich tycia obEnajomic, Towarzy.
stwo Stanislswa Staszyca we Lwowie
PrzedsiewElelo wydawnictwo ayciory-
SOW tych wielkich Polak0w.
NssssPne dzie4a 50 do nabycia a ].
Andrzejkowicza, So N. Front 81. Phila-
delPhia, Pa. delegate Tow. st. Stsszvo.
20 Genie z przesyiks:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18

KAfD1, kso Potrsebujs i~nformacyi " ixie-
dxinis ogioezen, najlepiej sobls postapi
gdy kuPi e~gsemplarz BOOB for Advertiser"
saWterAlsoa 8oe ~stronnic. Cena jednego do.
ARA Wysyta sic Poczta IA odebraniem male
f!ytosci- Zawiera spis sebrany akuratnie 2
American Newspaper Directory Wszvstkicb
naJiepssych pism, podaje liczoe ich sbonen.
TOW l vs1elkie dane tycsacs Eeceny roznych
ogfoszen bixnesowych. Adress RoweIps Ad.
vertsing Bureau, 10 Spruce St, New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18

ProNmy esytaL, % % loSrs eiadomoIe
6a sossysthtch Potak5ss - AMSrycs.
GOn1ec 4 I1Lra
CZASO IShO ILLUSTROwANE
.wyohOdEi 80 LssosoSs cd lat ssssnastu.
Posiada nieIm'ernie ob6ta, ciekawa, DO
tytecsnR ! Pstryotyosna treE6, vino 4
ktoreJ Eaws1e drukuje zajmujsoe po-
wiesci.
Mkt sts ME nudsi - kafdy sic pokrzspi,
Bedxis mu " duszy l M srcs lep sj...
Zir no ME wieJ- cd ,,lskry 1 Gonca"-
Do pis,si l,dzkiej ale ,ronienis sioncai
Go dobrs. piSkns, nj szp<luach ME zgasnie-
Dobrs Pogiaszczs ale M odlsu ch.ainie.
Goniec { Lskrd zamiesxcxa illustracie
Portretowe ] do~c pI- sEkice bumory
styczoe. Wraz Z oso6nym doddtkiena
illustrowanyn, wychooz cztery razy ms
m es'ac. Dls prenumerstor6~ r~ooznych
! potroozny,h, oso6ne premje 6~espsatne
N.dsetaJacy Prenuuerate rocLua a
dolarY1 oprock caiorocznej przesytkl
nGohcs 1 Iskry", otrzym Ila natycbmiasr
trey reszyty illustro wanych KIejnot61
hu"ort1, satyry { dosocipu poLskiego,
orsE posoiese 70 trzech czssc.ach n. ID
C~hamsxi.go p. I. Nosze Zycie; nadse.
fAJRcy Potroczns prsnumeraus Il dollar,
otrEymuJa natyct Mast tylko try ..
szyty illustrowauych RIejnot6so hume.
~. sGtyIy { dotocipu p~olskiego. Prenu
u eratur7 przesyi.c Usn kat 10,
civil; numera z poozstkiem drukujs
cyoh sic Powiesci Przesy,sjt sic bezpiA
tnie. Prenumerature Z Ameryki nsjdo
godniej przesyiac dolsrami papierowym
" iistach rekomeudowanych, lub wre
szcie Przekazem pocrtowym pod sdre
sem:
Adn'inistrGcjd GohcG : Lskry,
LWO ~, Lembergl
utica KrasLe skiego 1. %.
Europa Austria = GalicIa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
w. F. Severa BaIsam

ma chorobe pluo jest nsjlepsze n, mai.
PewnIejE=em MISREPRESENTATION le
karstwem ma wszystkie choroby Rardls
] p4uc, ma ksszel r6znego rodzaj1, DIV.
chawice, zspalenie gardia, febte pluc,
modry ksszel, krup, plucie krwis, wy.
silsjace q krotkie oddychanie, ma su.
choty J aokuozliwy kaszel. Cena so a.
20 o. PrzyrzadEil ". r. Severa "
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. lego bslsamu
doStso mozna we wszystkich polskich j
czsskieh sPtekach. Skutki tego bal.
samu:
Oh. w. F. Sewers, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. Pahski Bslssm okazal sic prav'
dziwym srodkiem do urstowanis zyeis
moich pieciorga dzieci. Dwoje umsrlo
nam, cbociaz misiy nsjlepszych leksrzy,
Zaniechaism rsdy tych lekarzy a Severn
Balsamem urstowalam mole pieoioro
dzieoi Prey zyoiu.
Helena KoniczEosoa,
Vniug, Iowa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
Ksiazki KwitOwe

Ola a&ytku Grup Zwiazkowycl
2 odpowiedniemi rubrykami d.
kwitowania wnoszonych opist, wy
starczajace ma lat dziesiec, d,
sPrzedsnia " Redakcyi ,,Zeody"
Oena e~gzemplarza 10 cent6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
Tylko W oryginaluych pacrkach.
"Wolne Polskie Siowo''

wyohodzi pierwszego ! pietnastego kaa
diego miesisca. Podaje wiadomosci
poglady Z pierwszej reki, tax Z kraju,
jak o. en- r. cyi polskiej. - Pogls
dami swemI wyswiadczs wlelka przy
suge czytelnikom W rozwoju umyslo-
wynn. Upowszechnlenie tego pisma Jest
bardzo pozadanem W Amerycs - alta
niose ulatwia nabycie kaademu. Abona
ment roczny kosztuje dollar jeden
POI, Pienisdze posyls6 przez Post Office
Order, adresuisc: M. Adolphe Reif, 3,
rue du Four, Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-18
Bogato ilustrOwane Osssopismo HUNGRY.


bogato hustrowane cEasopismo HUNGRY.
styczne
wychodzi we Lwowie cd lat siedmiu naire-
g~ularniej diva raxy m~IesiecEnie q 1 l6
odznacEa sic prawdziwym humorem | wybor.
nymi lustracjami, wykonanyml prxes mai
znakoEdtszych artystow polskich / zagrani.
cZnych, Kto sic chce zabawic, rozweselic
POuczyc, mech zaprenumeruje ,,SmiRusa',
ktory zamieszcsa now dowcipy, Wesoie
Wiersze, humoreski | satyry.
Ilustracye - takke kolorowane 1 odbIte y
staWnym EakiadEie artystycEnym
A. ~rzyszlaka We LWowie.
Gaia prasa polska uEnaia ,,SmiRus
jake nsjlepsze pismo humorystyczne polskIe
redagowane W duchu prawdzfnie poiskim
acknowledgement, pod hssiem: R6wnoSd
Wolnot6 | ni~epodlegiosd.
Do ,~,Smiguss" Jsko b~eEpiatny dodatek do
tsczane bywaja utwory fOrtepianOwe mai
ulubiensEych k~ompozytor6w.
PrEedplata M y,Smigus" wynod:
w Ameryce: rooznie 3 dolary.
p6irooEnie IL dolara.
P-renumerste maid godniej prEesyis< pre-
kazem pocEtoWym lub dolarami papierowY-
mi y iscie rekomendowanym pod adrseem:
Administrator ,,SmigussS, Lu6W Europa
Austrya - Gahoya-
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08

To both sexes we say that whatever
you do don't gossip. In the first place it
is wicked and low thing to do-to repeat
evil of any human being, especially if
you have it only upon heresay, and
secondly it is bad form. If you do it, re-
member that chickens come home to
roost and the same torture will be in
ficted on you some day that you are
putting on others. You won't enjoy it
be sure of that. And then haven't
you some better and finer way OF passing
time? For shame alone you should learn
to speak no evil OF your neighbor, no
matter how bad your thoughts. And by
keeping action pure, you will at least
grow to be SO inside. The people who
think evil of others are as a general
thing judging by themselves; conse-
quently the evil is in them, and by Cos
sip try to relieve a guilty conscience by
imagining wrong of someon else.-Ex.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08
A New Way to CLEAR Land.

Up in Smith Valley d. G. Simpson
has caught or to a new way of clearing
land OF sagebrush and grease-wood. He
utilities a kerosene TORCH, a simple con-
trivance made from a gas pipe. A
piece of inch-and-half pipe three feet
long has an elbow eight inches in length
fitted at one end and a wooden handle
about as long as the pipe made fast to
the other. A piece of cotton rope for a
wick is inserted in the elbow, the pipe is
then filed with kerosene and the torch
is ready for use.
Arriving at the field to be cleared the
torch is lighted. 1t makes a big blaze
and it requires an extraordinary wind to
extinyuish it. A man takes the torch
and selecting a starting place applies it
to the s~agebrush and grease-wood, which
at this season burns down to the roots
quickly, Next an eight horse cultivator
is run over the ground, the roots are
torn up, collected in heaps, and in time
burned.
Mr.. Simpson recommends this method
of clearing land as cheap and effective
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08

Despite the ample stock laid in by
Mrs. Phillips & Linton, milliners, their
trade for fall and winter goods has
proved so great that they have been COM
PEELED to recorder again and again. Their
stock include all Of the latest and best
goods. Buying strictly for cash they
are in a position not only to offer goods
at lowest prices but to secure the very
best quality and latest styles. This en-
terprising firm also handles everything
that enters into the trimming of ladies
apparel and a full line OF the celebrated
X. +. and z. n. Corsets and waists from
$1.00 a pair and up.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08

know that the boy who treasures mother
and watches over her Is a noble boy and
always no'her's darling. Tue funeral
was n ID yesterday from Union Church
OF Fireman; Rev. Bellam officiating,
Herman Osborne acting rs usher.
Charlie WAS not a member OF the organ
ization but he shared their perils and
TO the great and everlasting credit Of
that band of men be it said that they
took every care possible from the grief
stricken parents, arranged and provided
Tor the interment OF the body in all
elegant metallic casket and covered it
with natures beautiful blossoms. The
plush covered casket with it's massive
silver trimmings and plate was synon-
omous with the deed there done-un-
bounded.
The floral pieces were handsome: a
wreath OF immortelles with tho center
b. l.. +. by the bremen; a star and
crescent and a pillow by the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers; a broken column by
Engineer Strong and cut flowers by the
Firemen.
The funeral cortege was long, taking
every available vehicle in town, besides
a number who marched to the grave
yard. The pail bearers were flremen
Charles Creary, James John, Nate Per-
kins, James Cummings, Henry Driscoll
and George Davis.
With a consideration worthy Of a
mothers feeling for a mother, Mrs. J..
ii. Whited sent a covering worked with
evergreens with Charlie" thereon, to
be spread over the box containing the
casket SC the afflicted parents would not
hear the harsh sound of the falling earth.
1t was dusk when the people turned
their faces from the graveyard where
rests the boy in his last sleep. Truly
God works In a mysterious way"
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08
HAVING A GOOD TIME.

If man wants to have Il really good
time, he cannot do better than to try
newspaper editing. There is lots of
fun in it for the reason that il it con-
tains too much reading matter, that
the people won't take it. Ii the type
is too large, IL don't contain enough
reading matter. II the type is too
small, the people won't read it. If We
publish telegraphic reports the people
will say they are all lies. We omit
them, people will say we have no en-
terprise, or suppress them for political
effect. II we have a few jokes, they
sayw we are rattle-headed. II we omit
them they say We are old fossils. II
we publish original matter, they con-
denim us for not giving selections. l.
We publish selections, they say we are
lazy for not writing more, and give
them what they read in other news
papers. If we give u man a CON-
%plimentary notice, then they censure
us for being partial. If we remain in
the office and attend to business, folks
say we are too proud TO mingle with
our fellows. If we do not, they say we
never attend to business. If you really
want to have a good time, call around
and try editing a newspaper these
dull times. It won't cost you anything.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08
The "Argonaut" On Nevada.

Nevada is all right. The brethren
of the east and south need not concern
themselves about her future. She sup
ports her government and is competent
to manage her own affairs. If she is a
"rotton borough she is no rottoner
than others which make greater pre-
tentions to virtue, and her Senators,
as a rule, have been ADLER men than
the average. Nevada requirers time for
her growth. She has been the victim
of her exclusive attention to her min
ing industry. immigration and Cap
ital both take the line of least resistance,
and Nevada has been less attractive
to them than other localities which
offer speedier rewards. But the State
will heve her turn. She is %oppulent in
variety of soil and climate. AS the
other States become crowded her
natural wealth will receive adequate
attention. Irrigation will redeem her
soil from the sagebrush. Her wheat
and vegetables. %deciduous fruits and
hemp are the best in in the country.
In the southern districts, coffee, tea,
tobacco and cotton will be raised. She
is alive with minerals. A state with
such a capital will, in due season, get
population and enjoy prosperity.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08
DIED.

GIvAN-At Wadsworth, November 5th, 1899,
Charles W., son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Givan, aged 81 years, Q months and 5 days.
LEACH-At Saliva, November 9th, 1893,
Edgar Leach, aged % years.
HARWOOD-In Reno, November 4, 1893, John
HARDWOOD, a native Of Iowa, aged ~ years.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08
These Wives Of Ours.

Husband-Saw an awfully wicked
book down town to-day. 1t was the
broadcast n I've read for many days.
Wife-How perfectly disgusting! Why
didn't you bring it home Truth.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08
Views of the Wreck
AT This Office.

J.. Murphy the Reno photographer
took views of the Saliva wreck and
after Saturday morning copies may be
secured at this office. We guarantee
that they will be first-class and as good
as can be obtained.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08

Pay car to day or tomorrow.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08

a- The Stage for SALTWATER and other
rt.ts In Churchill county leaves the Nevada
S.s every Monday Wednesday. and Friday
.,lnp at 1880 A. NJ, and returns the day follow
LsAt $3.50 P. NJ
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-24
SoUTHvILLE.

On account of bad weather and travel ing the lecture that was to be given by Rev E. l.. Whitcome, last Tuesday even ing at c. NJ. Wordin's, was postponed un- til next Wednesday evening at the same place.
 Mir and Mrs J. M. Ford spent two or three days in Waterbury, last week, vis- iting sister and aunt.
 Mrs Jane Gregory, who has been in Bridgeport visiting her son several days, returned home, this week.
 Mir and Mrs Ira Shepard of Danbury have been guests of her father, A. M. Wordin.
 Miss Milly Northrop entertained q par ty of young people from Bridgewater, last Tuesday evening. Music and can-
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-24
WESTON.

Mrs Theodore Hamilton and daughter returned on Sunday from visit in Fair field.
 It is rumored that the marriage of Joseph M. Perry and Miss Georgie Sturges will take place at Easter. Clarence Sterling had the misfortune to lose part of one of his fingers, in a hay-cutter, last week.
 Mrs Edward Seeley of Easton visited her daughter, Mrs Sturges.
 Mrs Eugene Hendrix has entertained her niece, Miss Hoyt of North Wilton. Miss Minnie Williams, has been spend ing week in Bethel.
 Postmaster Gregory has been serious ly i'll for the past week.
 John Lockwood and family visited the Empire City, last week.
 Lyman Beers has been coined to the
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-24
WESPTORT.
Mrs Linus Ely is sick.

Miss Jennie F. Robinson of Danbury is visiting her aunt, Mrs Frederick More house.
 Mrs s. s. Ball of New York and Mrs McKeel of Bridgeport, have been visit ing Mrs Edward Marvin.
 Trinity Guild are to hold supper on the evening of April 4, in the church par lors.
 Mrs A. R. Hill of Portland, Or, is a guest at the residence of J. D. Wood.
 l.. L. Mccormick of Lafayette, Ind, is a guest of Mrs Theodore Keeler.
 Trinity Guild met Tuesday with the Misses Thomas, at Compo.
 Rev Alexander Hamilton of Lyon Plains officiated at Christ church, Sunday morning; Rev H. N. Wayne, the rector, at St Paul's, Norwalk.
 Rev Olin Hallock of South Norwalk preached at Christ church on Monday evening.
 Prof Fully of Brooklyn is to give an entertainment in National hall on Fri day and Saturday evenings, March 31, and April l, under the auspices of Harry McDonough post, G. A. R. A. s. Hurlbutt and family, who have been spending the winter at Baltimore, Md, are ex pected home this week. Bishop Williams will visit Christ church, next Monday evening ,and admin ister the rite of confirmation to a class. The Epworth League of the Metho- dist church are to give eRainbow tea'' in the lecture room of the church, next Thursday evening.
 Mrs James Dotton died Sunday after
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The ninth meeting of the Mutual Im- provement society was held on Monday evening in the lecture room. It was largely attended. The subject, ''Music and Musicians, was successfully adled by piano, organ and violin, whilst excel lent essays on the lives of the great con- posers were interspersed with the best of the pieces. A special entrance fee of 15 cents was charged, to aid the missionary fund of the Y. P. s. c. E. The next meeting will be held in the parlors of the church and will consist of the reading of original compositions by the members, and will be entitled "Manuscript Maga- zine.'' All are invited to this meeting which will be held next week Wednes- day at 80 p. m.
 Mrs Alvord, who suffered serious re- lapse last week, is now slowly regaining her strength, for which her family and friends are thankful.
 Mrs Thor has rented the old Jennings homestead for the coming summer sea- | son.
 Charles Bedford visited his grandfath. CT on Monday. He has been eigh, months travelling in Europe and returned with the other members of his family or Saturday on the ssNew York;
 Miss Bradley of Westport, assisted ir the musical on Monday evening. l
 Miss Clara Beers spent Sunday will her parents and rendered some fine pieces at the musical on Monday.
 The farmers club met at s. B. Sher. woods on Monday evening. Itwas ar l ''experience meeting"
 Rev Mir Mohr, pastor of the Ferr, Street Congregational church, New Hay en, exchanged pulpits on Sunday witt Rev H. Davies.
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week that his Sunday evening sermon would be illustrated by lion. A great audience assembled, but the reverend gentleman had practiced on their inno- cence as they found when after going through the usual service, sermon and all, he said he would now exhibit the lion, and pulling away red cloth exposed to view a wooden lion in what the reporters described as very sorry condition. That was all, except the retreat of the audi ence, which was more prompt than nrdarlv