New Haven.
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New HAVEN, Aug. 18th, 1874
Public Informers-- Police Suck1s-Connecticut Blue


La,cs-Whig Mass Corvention, &c. &c


Mr.. BENNETT =


SRA large portion of this community have an
idea that New York is just the worst place in the
whole world. Now will endeavor to give your
readers short sketch Of what is going on in this
"goodly city of elms," as some writers pleased
to call it, and then let candid persons Judge for
themselves which is the worst, New Haven or New
York, according to the size OF the place. In New
York you have persons who are called regular
public informers by profession Here we have
half dozen such persons. There most Of
them reformed drunkards, and more lazy, rascally
set of loafers cannot be found. BY this statement
don't intend to cast any reflection on the Tenn
perance Society in this city-for as Society there
is none more respectable or larger in this State !;
but mean those who think that because they have
left off drinking, perfect, and have right to IN
suit every one whom they please. mean those
who "lounge and Loaf" about Motifs corner from
morning till night-smoking and squirting to-
bacco Juice in every direction, and staring at
every respectable female who chances to meet
these locomotive nulsances-these fellows are also
connected with portion OF our "indeiatlgable
pollce"-and any poor widow, or any poor person
who is compelled to keep an oyster shop ior
living, these fellows will pounce upon, have them
arrested for selling beer "conrary to the Connecti
cut Laws in such cases made and proWdedj" have
them fined SO and costs, IN all about y III. The
next morning they all meet and divide the spollr,
purchase more segars and tobacco, then " lay low"
ioi another victim. But there is "a rod in pickle"
for them, and ere long they will find something
else to attend to but loafing and smoking segars


We are TO have a grand Mass Convention here
next week. on Thursday. The wings have made
arrangements to accommodate 20 900 persons scol
tree. They are TO have sixteen bands OF music,
with songs from 10. Hoxie Il Co. 1t is expected
that the Hon. Joseph l.. White will address the
meeting; in case he should will endeavor to Civ,
your numerous readers correct account of the
meeting, together with the speech.


Yours, &C., GvrLAM TILL.