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Tuesday, Decemffr 25 1 8 (i6
The Compliments of the Sea-
son.
in wishing our patrons, one and all, a
“MerryChrlsttnos,” we would call their at-
iention to the fact that we have furnished
them the Gamma: for the same subscription,
price as before 'lhe war, While com/thing
going into the making up of a paper costs us
I
more than double anteewar prices. For' In- ."
stance, prior to the war we used to get good "
white paper for from 8 to 10 ots per pound,
since which we‘ have had to pay as high” as
.. ndnot'lom, on the oval-"ogre, than” .
ctr." "PtSnbscriptlon price at our old and,
purest rates, 30st about clears our paper
makershilla We do not refer to this "grudge
magi-on” «modelling, wo’intendto mousse
thcpibient street our paper to, still larger
dimensions-duo ~improvo the. Gazer-rs in
mf 55 , but we mention Ma
,1} ' ‘ ‘ theebaolhto necessity
of .I Our neighbors have
miscdtholr weeklioato $850 portal-I167
continue them at month. We adherefi’lb
ion; origioelprlceofflper anoum
s but onoway- that we can save ourselves in
sodoing- and that is by advance-payments 'on
all subscriptioa‘i, and prompt lieutenants for
all ’advertising. With these. "brief reflections
we renew our -r'rish moatheartily for a. “Mor-
1y Chriatnlaf'7'to: evoiy patron of the old
012671-1718 ‘ 7’ I. . .. .
moongrosa adjourned over from Thurs-V
dry evening last" to Wednesday, the lid of
January5.;,.1,‘lte Ways, and Means consume,
it is said,” 'r’iill ,"aVil. during the recess to digest
the Tariff and- other revenue measures
The Viee-Fuslde‘nt and sundry members of
either Boobs hero" takes advantage of the
adjourogantlosocopt an excursion trip via
Railroad toNew Orleans" and return, ten-
dered, it is Stated, by a very hungry railroad
corporation, Inquest of a mail contract. Be
the motive what it- may, we rejoice at these
commiaglings and hope to see, more of them,
as nothingwould so efi‘ectually dissipate‘. the
prejudicesI so prevalent at the South.
Speaker Colfhx improves the vacation by
yielding tothep'resain'g calls of the people
for his now 'firtnous lecture—“Across the
Continent.”_, He will be at Dauhury the pres
cat 'week.- Upon coming together again,
Congresir will “pitch in” with special vigor
and we hope “the country willdie happy.”-.7 ,..,
50‘.»
_ I Fred. W
This distinguished orator is to lecture at
Lockwood’s "Ball on Friday evening the 28m.
It' Is not saying too much to pronounce him ‘
in all respects a, most wonderful trian—
probahly the most wonderful man in
America. A Muylaad slave, and unable to
read until alter bk majority, 'be now stands
the poor of any of his pale-faced countrymen
in writing and speaking. We have littenad
in days lung sync, to Cley,Webfie5r,Celhoun,I
Corwin, Stephens, Cobb, Benton and the les-
serlighfts of that. congressional “heroic egg”,
yet never have weboardianguageso. ingen-
iously, so logically and so forcibly put to-
gether‘ as bythfa sable “native, Amorlasn.”
We trnat that even curiosity may lead many
to attend who ordinarily deny themselves
the luxury of this Lecture coarse.
.-... ,
Domitian-A dividend of five per cent;
free of government tax, payable on and af-
ter January Sd, has been declared by the- di-
rectors ol the'NationalBauk of Norwalk,—
the 18th dividend of the Bank. "
«a.»
WW1: learn that a Fenian circle was "
formed here last week, numbering some six-
tv in its membership. We do not fully un-
derstand its plans orpurposesI, but we 'do feel
an abiding faith that the "agitations of the
Irish People if continued, must result in a
morallbersl policy on the parrot her exact-
ing and grinding task-master the British
Government. Noble John Bright has done
much, very much, for Woddan Ireland.
His words, because they were true, have
caused a gravor trembling among the aristo-
cratic, ruling classes of England than all the
threatened invadons of Canada. Now if
every Irishman in America would resolve
that he would never purchase with his hard
earned money, a single article of English
manufacture, while possible to do without it,
those wellImeaning, but all times erring sons
of Erin would strike an almost fatal blow to
England—eons that she would feel, and one
from which she would be slow to ucover.
Vamoua [ms—The Annual Supper giv-
en by the lsdieaol the lid M. E. Church, at
Norwalk Balboa/Wednesday evening last,
was one of the most agreeable entertainments
of the masoo, and was quite largely attended.
Two tables were laid the length ,of .the long
Ball, and constantly filled with substantial
ediblas andi tempting delicacies. The ladies
were fully “equal to the emergency” and no
one was allowed to carry home an appetite.
A" n 1111 porieut ale "of furniture", farming im.
plumeuta, gear-ringer, Cc, tirkes pl see on Sat- '
noisy, at, the late .ruidence of- Mrs Chas. B'
White, East Avenue. Seendv
Messrs. a. J. Meeker and 0. Ward Selieck
have formed a ('0- pettnership, and will con-
unue the grocery business at the old stand in
"Main street. .
At lire Borough "meeting, held at the Town
House, on Wednesday last, try-laws were
adopted prohibiting sliding down hill and
half playing' in certain parts of the Borough,
under a penalty of $10 for each afiense.
The law' Is officially published elsewhere.
The Eight Annual Ball of Phoenix Engine
and Bose Companies, at Lockwoodjs Ball, on
Friday evening last, when linc entertainment,
and was largely attended by dancers and.
The music by Wallace's Band, 7'
spectators.
gave excellent satisfaction; the Hall was
neatly, though not elaborately. decorated with
flags, pictures, fire department emblems, £10.; 7
and no pains were spared by the various"
committees to please all in attendance.
We are again indebted to a nameless cor
respondent .ior a Christmas story for the
children, told in verse, which will be found
on our first page. ’
The "second" term ,of Mr. Gorbusier’s Dan-
cing Academy commences at Lockwood's
Hall, on Monday,_J5en. 71h.- Ddringthe term,
all the new dances are to "he taught;
The Batting firm" of Salmons C Seymour,
South Norwsik, has been .dismlvod—Mr.
Solm'sns, webelieve, is to continuo the busi-
ness.
Ber. Dr. Dulcimer-3s lecture on “Tile Ele-
merits of National Prusparity,"at Ely‘aiHall,
South INOrwalk, on Wednesday last, was
fairly: attended ValIuiough at, least twice as
many; people. ought to have been present to
havexboors yetiflod and profited by the able
«naunarin which the Rev. Dr handled his
_ ”hm” :7. sh 9:1: in .'1"
cry Store opposite the Post
unique 7W“ has several ingeniously
(1011sz mm? heiidllog "and holding
hot I, ’ V‘fifc. They are" very siniple, useful
and: "ehssu. " 7
It. W5. B. y, at Arnolds’s Store, Main
M but ill agency for this County of
Brown ’sIGlssaIEleelilog Polish, advertised in
another column.- (I
.,7
audthere .
.." wide-awake and rapidly maturing: sister vil-
" [labors announce their determination to keep thug
: enterprise ofVIcootinuiogglllg present line of
l clocks 00 the West side of our harbor down
in line to the old Pottery works _dcck-.nt
"800th Norwalk! The distance by air line
.18. probably full three quarters of a mile, yet
it is easy to see, that with a dock established
the entire line, not only would our harbor be
restored to its former depth, and the cur-
RIM-l)? sareto keep it’s straight channel'clmrsiu
of debris, but as sites for heavy Poundrzes
and manufacturing purposes, no such location
can he found In the Country. With tide wa-
ter upon the one side and the Danhury and
Norwalk Railroad track upon the other, i_t5_
would present advantages to the mechanical
less than five years, .we verily believe not, "a"
rod of the ground would be left unoccupied.
It' 1s a grand project, but sure to pay the out-
lay. Legit bopuahed forward...
——-———‘oo-oo' 7 ,‘
'We learn that our South Nor-walk
friends have in contemplation the“ Increase of
the capital stock of their new Iron Works
and a' proportionate enlargement of their
works. At an informal meeting held on Sat,-
Vurday about two thirds of the Increased sub-
Vscriptiona was pledged. I We heartily rejoice
at this hbpeful'promise ("if so "important, an
acquisition to the business prosperity or - "our"
logo. Witha city Charter and 'a city Hall
erected midway between the two localities,
we shall be: more closely identified ill math-:1
forests and welfare.
—-—-0 ‘.>o '
Town Meeting.
A Town Meeting' to to be held on Wednes-
day afternoon, commencing at 1 oclock, 'at
which the various annual Reports will he
read taxes laid, the compensation to be paid
the Sup't. of highways fixed, Cc
.<.>e
_ MASONIC. 5 _
Annexed we give a list of the Olficdrs'elect
of the Masonic Orders in Nerwalk; "
Theodore Wilcox, Worshipful Master; Isaac
Church, Jr., Senior Warden; DavidM. Lane,
.Junior Warden; Walter C. ,Quiotard', Treas—"
urer; James W. Storey, Secretary; David
Pollard; Senior Deacon.- , John Fitch, Junior
'Descon; Edwin Gru‘msu, Samuel Cdms'tock,
2nd, Stewards Rev. William Cooper Mead,
Chaplain; GeorgeR Cholwell, P. M. Asa
Smith, Rev. William Cooper Mead, Trustees, -
Joseph Bauer, Tiler. ' ‘
-Wasu,nto-rorr Oriana-.11, Nb" 24, R.- A. M
-StophVon Merrill, High Priest; Edwin 11on
King , George G. Bishop, Scribe; Theodore
Wiicox’,C. ofH; IsaachuIrch Jr. P. S; 'Dav?
id Pollard, R. 'A. C; Wni. Curno w M. 3rd:
V; David M. Lane,M7 2ndV; Sam]. Coni-
stock ,Snd M 1stV ,Bc‘nry W. smith, Treas-
arc; LeandorG. ercox, Secretary ;Jos5oleI1
Bauer, Tiler.
'_WAVsm'rto'ron, 00011011., No 1.7- R. C S. M.—
David M. Lane, T. Ill. M'; Edwin Hoyt, R.
111. 2,;M Theodore Wilcox, Ill P. C; David
Pollard, C. 0f G: Henry 0 ,Fox, C011";H,en- .
ry W. Smith, Treasurer, Isaac Church Jr.
Recorder; E. A. Woodward, G. Steward ;
Josoph Bauer, Sentinel. "
Cotonou Common, No 8311101111 Tux-
I‘m—Asa Smith, E. 00 Walter C. Quin-
turd, Gen; David M. Lane, 0. Gen; James
W.; Storey, Prolate; Jesse Pollard, Senior
Warden; Theodore Wilcox, Junior Warden;
Henry W. Smith, Treasurer; Leander G.
Wilcox, Recorder; Henry 0". Box, 81011de
BeeIrer; Joseph Treadwell. Sword Bearer;
Isathhurch Jr., Warden; ThomasS. Weed,
James O. Lounds, John E. Smith, Three
Guards; Joseph Bauer, Sentinel. .
W The Masonic Ball takes place at Lock.
wood’a Ball, on Thursday evening, and ap-
peaheaces indicates large attendance and en-
joysble time. Grafula furnishes music.
.‘.-
EMBGeo. Marvin, Main street. has an
illuminating oil for sale, which he claims l8 a
very superior article, fully equal to Kerosene
in hrilliancy, and which is furnished at half
its cost.
.‘.-a
”The Board of Railroad Commission-
ers, called together by the Danhury Railroad
Co._, were in session, in this place on
Wednesday last, and' decided in favor of
some changes in the Road and Highway,
near the Freight depot,. which will beof
beriefit to the public and the Railroad com-
pally) '
_ ‘_\..
‘ Magazines. .
The ATLANTIC Monrrnx enters on its nineteenth
volume with an array of distinguished names and
sterling articles that promise wellfdrthe comingyear.
The January nurtrber contains tho first instalment of‘
Dr. ,EBolmes’a story, “The Guardian Angel,” 7in which
will be found the same old charm that so lbsclnated
th readers“ of the Autocrat,‘ the Enforcer, and Meta
7% ner‘. ahamorIous story in verse, by' James Iltua
sol llfiweil; a graphic sketch of Henry Ward ‘Bccch-
of: church, with some ,pertinetit' reflections upon
modern charchgoing, by JaInlIeIs Part'on'Ij'; a rid 5inI'
verse, told as only Whittier‘ to. tell "it; chi; e’ri-"I
titled “Terminus. ” (oIn Growing Old,)" by RiW.‘Eti1-".5"
eraon; a spirited and faithful translation of the con"-'
test between Achilles and Agsmemnon, from tchjlrst"
Book orth'e Iliad by w. ".013 nt, 1117. nIgoInaen
contributes a Plea for IC’ultarcI;Mr.Trcwl1rVidge'lilr-
niches another of his attractive stories under the title‘
of “ The Man who stole a Meeting-House; ’ Bayard.
Taylor tells, a characteristic story of' The Strange,
Friend; Mr. Sbanly gives a humoious sketch of Ca-
We'll Street; and Walter Mitchell describes the King--
doViI of Infancy. The story of Katharine I5Mome, hyI.
to author of “Herman. " is continued Topics. of”
on cut political interest are thoroughly treated, —_the
ses for which aPreaideot can be Impeacbch are
lucIidly set forth, and Frederick DopglIaaIs makes a
powerful Appeal toCIoogreas for Impartial Sufi'eragc;
numbercloses with notices of" severIIIl. howl pub-
liV tlons. .7 71 ‘. .
357.7 7 1:17. -.-‘ 77:.
Y
. 3 ‘I. r 37- '
chum 01117 only fortnightlyMagszine,seetns
to :be in a flourishing condition. Wittrthe Janun'
ry bomber it has been enlarged sixteen pages,- and
up ears in an ’"en'tiIrel'y new dress throughout, with
anew and handsome cover. The illustrations are
by. Hennessy tn Muller, ,snd the list of contents
nbraces fifteen articléa ofgIenorsl interest.- In the
her io'r' February 15th", 'will be' cemmenc‘ed a how
a] novel “Waiting for the Verdict “ 15y Behec'ca"
BatdlngDaviIs, Author of “Life in the 'IrIon .'MillsI," '
wllh illustrations by"W._ J. Bennesay. TheprfceI, ‘of
Tax Ganhx'r remains as before. $5 a your. 'W‘.’
c. in. P. Church, Publishers, Ire, so Park Row,IN. v1,
Curt Youxo Poms for January, is a most enticing"
nninber and just", the thing. is a year‘ a subscriptions.
.(01'7 the deer children’s Christmasqurt. ,7 The” pup-V .
toe in advanoe of all other magazines for the,-
yc ng,and are copfl .
'p vo their ability. to do com ,Bnyardt'l'aylor and
“Bound the World Joe,” are to contribute sketches
of itrsvol :7 3- R-‘Tllfllil806 the. ; eminent song writer
wi furnish musicvfor‘gesch _ No; "77fnll page 'pfctaroa i
on numerous smaller illustrations [by the best are.-
tists appear monthly, whiiea. poems; sket'dhea,ltaiea,-"
810., are furnished~by longfeiiowfln'well, Whittier,
Aldribh, Mrs. Sioue,7 find. others? Price $21!) per
your. We will supply it, with the Gazette, lbr $8.60.
Pasiuson's Magazine, for Ianuary, haé'
Wit beautiiul Steel ,IplaItc. engrayiirgs, .17 two,
page colored fashion plate, a frost: of: wood
sketches, laslilon articles, 51c,
forming at the Post". Office. .7 . ,
.I_"‘Y“.’“'"“." ._L.
if .21 '1'.» it
carriage bridge senses theuhVarboIr at South:
Norwclk, lies been awarded to McsIsr's "if. N. ."
wa‘nts oi the country so important, that in, I 4
from one to three hundr'edthousaad 'dollars' ’7
i
\1‘
al prosperitiea, as we now are in,comuion in- VITImmb n
'7‘7unanimously accepted by the meeting.-
S'I'. .louu'aLomuNod, F &. A. M.—" "
‘7’ Best field. of Corn. not less than I4 acres, 7D,,D.7
Ipil'ary Freaks; E. C. Stedman, offers, a poem on P011 in .
t. _the. volume for, 19$? will :-
cuts, and the general variety of poems, titles,"
WThe contustjog building the .ugw" J)
C ,iA. "l-JI. Beardsley, of Bridgeport, Will"! MW} 2"
tors are a horse- leech . -
escape for him but to dun every delin-
did considerations as dollars and cents, but
the sherifl" rs inexorable and visions of his
quaint shadow' In our rear, maketh us elo-
quent and pathetic in our appeals for J"one
and all topay up, 1101 next Jase orJ hiya
‘K‘We need all thai 7‘"id directs toffpd
our l"‘bills and to make a better paper for you
another year. Our collector will present his
annual bills with his politcst bow and 00.3%
most distmguisbed considerations, and w
truot none, will fail to respond.
«0».
The Agricultural Meeting
The annual meeting of the. County Agri-
cultural. Society convened at Lockwood’st
Record Secretary Chas E Plumb Trumbull
iAss't Staggota'ry, Molzris B Wakeman", Weslptirt’
urer. Joseph W Bubboll. Norwelk -
Tress
..e Marsha 1, DS 111111,wa
iDlrector" to State BM"Board of Agriculture B B Pluihh
e
L -
ii
The committee appointed to investigate;
the robbery of the Treasury made a report“:
.exonerating Capt. Hubbell,‘;the Treasurer,
Society waive all- legal redress, which: was.
:The report of the Treasurer showed that.
7.2'25.
the recelgls, of the Society frVom' all , . I,
. .- sources the year K‘s-m re 7 V5,-:5"é5 os
Expenses at Norwalk t a year will '19 .
as for premiums this year 51288 00
Otherexpouaos. . “16499.
Aasu'rrs—fCasb on hand V 685 39
a . :7: Mess 8"ka 7196816
5,: I,0Nt ,. 77400.00
Accrued interest ‘ ,59 04
Total Aseetts of Societ 806859
Deduct amtofiicers’ helix-lee donated this" day 200 00'
Present available funds oftho. Society .: - .7380! 69’.
The committee on Field Crops made the
ffollowing report .—
.Coley,7 Weston;
Best 1-8 acre
.'.Port. 82-00-
The difierient towns in the County are invi-,
"Fed to ’"s'én‘d proposals for the next a, uni
Fair, to the adjourned meeting,w which will
be held at the Gazette Rooms, Nor-walk,
Wednesday,Feb. 18th, 18,67, at ,10 o’clock, a»
1,115, at which time the committee on perma-.
’ eat location will report. 5 _,
Carrots, DavidB. Sherwood. South-
- <<.>Vo " :
WA, place' is wanted for a most excellent:
man of' all work. Apply to this oMcIe.
.‘. =11 7. '-
[3‘ The total destruction of that home
iron ship of war the New Iroosides, by fire;
while anchored in the Delaware abreast of
League Island, was very properly made a
question of special inquiry by Reprocenta-
tire Brandagee. There' 1s at this moment
between twenty and thirty monitor's" arid w""ar
vessels lying fast aground in the mud at this
place, with no outside guards, no' fire extin-
"guisbing apparatus nearer than the city of
Philadelphia, three miles ofi‘, and worse than
.,all this vast amount of government proper-
fly could not be moved, except at high water,
should they be required elsewhere, or safety
demand their removal. There' I: certainly a
dark, and as yet unfathomed mystery in the
persistent cfio'rt made to gag this abominatI
lion down the throats of the already Over-
burdened tax payers of the country, and
Congress ought to ventilate it. "
«Op.
.WMr. Rudolph the Agent for “Farragut
and 0111 Naval. Commanders,” advertised' in
another column, is prepared to receive a few
more subscriptions to the work. It is writ-
too by the Historian Headley, in his best
style and we think will interest and instruct
all.
s‘.p~
33‘ Among the nominations confirmed by
the U. S. Senate, Dec. 20th, wereC. F. Good-
rich and F. W. Dickens, of Connecticut, to
he:Masters in the Regular U. S. Navy. This
advances them two grades from that'of ‘Mid-
shipmen‘, over the rank of Ensign to that Of
Master. Young Dickens will be remember-
ed as a bright, enterprising South Norwa'lk
news-boy, some six years ago. ' His friends
will 7be pleased "to know that his devotion to
study and duties while at the Naval Acade-
his diploms' In three- years inatead of four-"-
has been recognized in this promotIOn. He
is at present attached-to the European Squad-W
run, under Admiral Goldsborough on board
the “Flag- Ship Colorado, ” cruising in the
Mediterranean. . .
v<.>sI
SILVER Wunnmc.—;—0n‘ Wednesday week
5(DVec. 12th), Mr. and Mrs. John P. Tread-
well celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary
of :their wedding at. New Milford, Conn. A
large number of relatives and friends were
presentgan'd the occasion was one of” great;
pleasure, both to the" happy coupleIand the
assembled company. , . . --
I I5——I—--.—-—o-<.>".
. f-Scnator Sprague, of Rhode Island, all
his family have returned from Europe.
—HIop growing in Wisconsin has become.
an important interest.- Sank county ._alone
pnwduces this year over 75 000 balesI 'worth
s--’l‘he:"Ad"gust.a Georgia, (bracts?
Vridic lakSontlIero Congressmen. for“ haunt--
Inabin ton, and tells them 7:that if; th'ey
drove". "any as f-respect, and. respéot for their
they, would stay» and await. witbipro-t.
per Enrico, a, proper invitation. ..At pncsent- its
7 Rant lllongh, their, “proper .invitationd.’
was f'a""rflrer 06‘ than ever, and they would.
7i're“i_oyi,t 'Lto go intoanew electiooiongtbe.
.-. !?
1pm
Congress. _ . . .7
t"—'A"" alargegli
the Incas order was reversed, and, :the‘
Zladi'es invited gentlemen to, dance with. tflem"
by sinuglng a small Americanlflag. in: :frbut‘
of mode. they desired for pal-there; 5500 gen-5
:,tiemIen were pro“ ‘.r"1_r- , . 7 . -. ‘ «,1; g
» i—The Round able 1.6- an :article tibial-7
wealth" ,ehlitledi; t‘ls the Episcopatet losing—
grbund i. ’I It says that ‘.‘,w,itlI- few cxceptlrmiJ-
say f0"uI"' or fivc,,the~BIshops of. the Egiscop ai'
.chnrchl’ are ihl‘erior to several of their clergy.
It 'thibltIsI thdtf“a negativIa positionton impart:
ILL'lII'a'“
"""Z.
itanIt fellg' a gown}; ms Wildlife. on; t
lotion? wIich ops are selected-c f .m ,3:
lfibrin crops of Miohi so not. the far-ll.
.mer'a"Io '08,“, past year "',_$30
Speerlatatcd that at the Feniau-‘ headqu'aic‘rs'
‘there were. eighteeodhoasand breobli’ Midi”?
Trifles and: two million rounds 'of bull cartridge,
'Slld" uniforms sufficient for an army were he?
ing rapidly. put 77in store. . 7 . 7 7 ' 7
‘ —-Louls. F011 the noted billiard player, ihaS
mysterious lyidisappeared' 'ironr his home iii
Rochester, Y He left his house in the"
iorenoon to go to his- billiard saloon arid‘liIis"
engaged to complete "" by the first, of June
DCIXEO '=’ I’IJJSIi i '4.
'. ""II7. '11]: ’
..'l :,:
'76..
brothel. aren't: 77117-77was' li'ot’ Imucb
‘ '"thiog and the. warmer-furs ?”7 "
my—by which he gained one year, receiving '"‘ "
7' mnuuumtvyhlénro. ijfih‘
fore" any of" them are invited to take seats 11517. 7.
arty given in- TwentyiSecond 4‘s“
3
,g 1277pat'edgqlsfrm
‘1 -—,At:a yFeniao moctingiffiNeWhYoreresfiWllfiers 5" artillc ml. $97.0"? dbl/£39318“
.of the s
“I -.—The Fideltléhlill’b
maenlstlves preaé
piercing winds are filled with the pure white
quentJaiawould he soar above such—corvwcovenng lyrng'so gentiyum the ground“, so
fine and thick, and dark' 15 the snow as, it ie
at. '7. oh by 0. ‘d Boreas from "the clouds db'o'vd
Ito IthVe earth beneath. Ah.1ne,.lrow shall the
poet sailor "find his palhlcss way over the
unbiased? "77.211:th
"Though many a big brave heart follows
it; "Not“ only to the poor snow- blinded sall-
Sdifmglgmmw stpl'm bring a
Whit" of the poor
”EM-1911119188881“ on "it“ poverty,» “‘“Mis's Charlotte P. Haw
mole lying thamthe cold storm—shearing
"" it viii. aChriirtia lfortitude of which we,
who are c031 "if, kirow" nothing
of. 0, if they knolw, pélllhal this blessed
Christmas season brought them eiglrloog:
Portable we are; new (blue it. is to be so
omens “summonses steroid
'glee at the fast falling'suuw. “Hurrah for a
Isleigh rink-«wou'l'ftllfijollyl'dh‘ey say,“wiih"
the new for robestto’lfeEp uses-117mm ”Add
the boyszasd mic Stub "delight over the
coasting lam eridlrildréir are you not:
from all blame, and recommended that the Every glad to mm mtftfldhy, and "wheir
you go out Myriad mgltlomorrow, "w‘ill'ybti’
not be very ebdukfdl rosyauvhiée warmhlo-
“Oh," 'y'e'Ii iii”-
',deed firsirmaa’lia'flitfer cold~out 70f. d001s,'
Valid we cdulri' hbf'1go7- ’ohtl Withbe all these
Iwaror things to'Ikl'oeptlfo ooldoy’vra'y.” “But
'77 grim of the1.pobr,':-tlifs1cold)CliI'-"Is also see:
'_‘"‘fa'ces beautifulryemrem atrdthohghtfuhwe
on, dear chifdrehdl’ l'l‘Ob‘" you 3066' ivi.li7‘7
’"talk about the pobi‘, abhbliiiiia‘t‘" Wfl' fdl‘gét:
Lien, andrriilii ea'gers'faebi' Moving ho'a'ri'sfl"
w‘e pledge ourselv‘esiatoitlb lthdsé'a’fid' so for
ihe chrimnasbobtthepdor'.‘ . . 73 ’31-" W41 7 "1V
,5 IMeycdtoilramofthouglrtsiiatwwlriéhithsa
1 life talk sunny} wanfilmmeBs' .meugho
m'Ie, bring you dear-r‘eadagat ifitdefamlsbfglfl
remembmlbnmrpt: chriatnifie: ‘ 2617"”
i A ton of ooci hosedflibruel of {fibhrrthcrw
a pair of qlqewscm shooalltps' the" little ziboy’
in the lanettalfetttwkeyiemheauoemmeezplcl
:,lo the soldier, whophiiinglssrrudehox'rirtrblri)IIII
his hard wongbsttle. fields, ’ myths, an: “summit-'5“
. "limb gone forbid. mothQMk’fiddaitt
tough workltorfoedrstimilitslaeoncslmd'keep
".the managers}. aciilh’oas meme-1575mm»
things, numeratitwa'hwgteamg: the
a "gentlerword,~a,h tell mowiwould they. not
"do our hearts good- andaisolpmutorenjby. 'ourl
christmas season: ‘7.aa welhtahsluovorf enjoyed
itbeforei-g i- .'7 1:10.; .7773 7.7-vii"-
I Remember the door-7 Master saydfiYsMit'v‘e‘
5thc poor with you- alwaywfiand Ilium ye
,not always.” I .‘_l" ,1 1.7.7.. 1 I .
Let those whogwonld: giveaf: they. didmot
forget to ,glvwfhes .rich-s .who would glvaif
they were only asked losing. bod: (these who
every one "peak out: and find all“! poor. They
holdcth more than' 1s, mcegbut, it toodeth to
poverty.” Poverty of. thogsonlg if not .of the
purse. A Merry, Christmas to you all; dear
eraand boilers _mIe,GoId.’s bleasing will follow
read Chrisamas ,gift you giveto the: poor. K.
.1 l
.9 Meg‘pa
News- Items- 5 77
"mil Ishnc S Taylor, formerlycf the 6th
Re I. C. V., _will apply: to Capt,- M. Hoyt,
of ridgepoi't, he can. obtain evaluable army
paper. '
—-The sixiléddia'g places of linoleum in
Boston made returusroi looms“ for Novem;
‘ her to the United States Mr of a total of-
eighty-six thbuéa'nd. seven hundred dollars.
. —Gen.
inside tra
for the ReIpubbcan nomination
for Governor of- Ne'r'v’
empshl're. A large
edto vote,f,'or;,hlq1,7 .75.; 1:
—Six acres Iof' meadow 1,
Mansfield who carefully planned, and stock-
ed with cranberries plants three or four years
Iogo. This ear, up‘wllf'Gs of firtf' "bandied
and fifly do of «subordesmgaiheyed-
on this six- acre, cianlrIchIrymstclan A Vprolito‘
bio crop. 'r ..
.V,,z'. 1:
l donf e, I'
ocks ofl oncthouéhr‘rdlmdy
there. 1 um 01:. 7mm?! .2. 'I‘i’7' ' 5‘27»
died at Newfio 1k, Mondayfigom gs. pistol
hot fired by a" mutated the, a ore;
"ital-rel! was ad éfi‘tfi- charactbréjnd was
un‘deI inditcmeotil'or‘ illegal registering
bo'oked himself in therecentslectiou In more
than fillyrggd Ifierent d13m9‘§srn.'~7,.,
or or or“ thearjrost
of‘ John Morrrggy": b"? “gt"ll'gd a" doren
otheriloif ei‘i‘deu £36m bf‘n‘ man
who says they babe; r'"irirlth'cirfipo’llcy: s'hops,’V’1
swindle" ill?! out admission rears
w—The iron plated frigate Newrlroosides
;',_s;;;~.‘
slur-I d tI.,L,Ve 11.0,] a hladelph
"Bus ""6 drliifiir‘ The" §néiubfréacfientu2
- tip of fuladaue‘eii‘yt'humi 06in sedSoiP'tii save?
herpmdgahessmtuauen tobumnlirggguhhe ,
Ila rs,~ cent a tit l67 7‘ ‘
'"CJCSC 91"?""l391'90WhlfiiSdflelieYEb to he the
work of design.
up Mia :bstai‘mzeu 'iiprsooa.7
".1 —1h1mvlbmthrkM's'Wfiblngw
1111.1".-
til!
(Elfin, but. when he becomes a man ‘Wd‘give
him lilCJll" title ofifienjsmina Thus, to the
'éuIrIy stages iii" the $17,:ch rebellloéq, £113: called
The re
“John's! we does“ .0 3631:0111 Milli“: 511'3' .
strIoke of"; out?
he is fathom
fig? l WUMDE :Ojlngtl
has substratum mnhgiiliéd' “g, "
tit-linen Mlsflufiflldfivbfl saunter-romeo
{PM Wlellimfisli' mmhleffiosrjr
I Ips
" fig? aAullrtll' huvin,1i gchfil,
. +10%.
teeth}
".7: «1605 m nerumrrtbyst mains ry"'
.Academy at Wool witch as a gentlomdmcddel.
"Tl-“3&6 so lyin 9.1.9191?
-. 1777's «ii-7.61.,
Grim
is intended that Prince Arlhur‘filifi l
ifimsimiithacmbi .ou
thus be ""pnec"""cdcii siiias 5.1 31"" Hill
democratrcmlhugsSMa.
othio,decla,r§, ammhv'vhursdsrmum
his party was no respos siblc Ifor qunsouls
election to the vice "irresi ency: "and admitted
the President wotddlsehosnyapany endorsfi
5,55%? his conduct. 2?;
a
711.17.701.11
when It was: Ishoqu IIu'p'I.
‘Itll a
‘llltk inns)“ "7:1 hug-1
e115": '
:,:w 1. Loot qqne I
Ii. , .q 351.110.“; a some '12:.“
1:7
”will ye may" do them. good; 'bnt-z me yé hove 7-
must have the,- _aweetesslcnjoymen‘t in prac- ’
ticlng self-,dIenial in; order-40 give:- ,-. .each and .
wrll not envy. him. unhappiness ,“who with
shouid nothealtato- to prescribe this remedy, it has
Walter Barrrmaa secmato have the ,
majority of the. dolegatos'olected‘are inVst’r'uc: -‘
Broadsivisgsi
seen ,I_ I
"7 —Patrick Farrellunmeli known? burglar; -7'
if the frigate hadInI' Ibumed .7
“PW-{913993 vial-bermrd 7o£:tbo Salisburyl
who}? fuundgaad the, fawning,
did". '3 out. 0... 77717717777777
—Mr. N. dIP. W’Iilliallralftlsiaionrehhatzbet'lf,
thi'
geometries W665: -
983398089 Mausoleum ll
,Isbomod or! 11911111: 9810158 11qu
ly ten years by another predeccssora— —-'l‘hut
Jhgae. 1116113016. idliligent attentiou.fu_ their.
buisincss Were saber and intclliwcnt but spent
nothlug, for- .udvzyt s 1175:. They were just
ibirirly obit to «1'4 111.4 a living. That he
bought out the concern ten years ago, and be-
g'an'debtor for the whole establishment. He
felt poor, and only expended fifty dollars per
Silk Mimi 111.171.779.110:
his eitp es to seVeral thousand dollars an-
nuallyp for advertising, and the result has
demonstraded its marvellous utility, and be
W‘mlli 8975.000, and his an
"6"! ts- "hi5 consfahlly lncreasm g ‘ ‘" 7‘"7 ”"5"!
«.‘.-ew—
es well-known in
the world It drfil 'Wdrde'sier. ron
Thursda lflm o coflrmpf‘oa She
contributed frequently tow the Atlantic Month.
ly ytheWPheb afloat
publishb con 1 1011 was ”upon mfi§lidim,
in the November Atlantic. Ber age was
Hall, in this. place, on Wednesday morning: ban a o r w 0 has cal “may
look ..T-ho7 meeting was called .to order by“: th P“ {233% W589i}: 'iti. eiii. BEES"; d 3:311? 33:11. CaerglirlrIs Legrlsloigire has in-
JonathauLCamp, Esq., President of the 80. mag? h ”grew 00 m use the e lo 37,, _tpoIn t ereso u no exposes,—
eiotyr An election of ofiiceralorathstom'ue' ”313°C", gigetilnp 17“" figh‘their pin chi a: . Emil)! Jelfif‘oylo: E’f'. ,1: ..
.iVng, year was held which resulted as “"10"""Wdli' ,-.
IPrerldgnt,I Jonarnau- CaxP, Norwalk 1' hi "i101 fibo "hen” 31nd “tip!“ Tho'IU3nd5 “‘0' Iodine-lien;
_ . _5, Vice Presidents . . .72 3 01.! ""Pamfi. u “@191? P; ." :09 y to 8,8,1 Cosmvnms,Pn.ns. Burmese, and don t know
Col T A MesdwgreenwichE T Tsivlor‘Wostpor-t phéln iii” W Ipl “that?” IIIIlgen Hp Ipot :how much thgllouergyfl arsou‘ s
()an .MPlat medium lo""e E, efp‘iig , Prutzamo Lozauals. Finding, the papers full of
.03.. 5 ., i " " ‘ comedieséthey "like no notice- of any, and "thuslose
gas-masts l83111611102131"!""1"!""Ifl"""""b TrnmbyulIlIIdI e sit" In oii'r corniortablqpnflor, "the“deai' e “Sfldlhli'al
8 L 77 ‘ ' children playitig' a ‘{""ut"'iigt;I floor warm mifimwfigumy "néidi Em
.'git'mllm ammo, H: with heat “lib-”é” "him-"cam below stairs, may} with“, wepromlae; .{1 53;. 5,5. ‘fig’
IR,ccneero‘flield ' Bleacher Ba’n "Wagon V'I‘I E 'nd the Eff {21:11 e"cfy fire m the grate gives most perfect, agreeable and effective care for
n'1"7"at't"r",]"""":,"Str:"‘"t‘ftlrrd"S’Wt’rblso gigggg :31, in] 951". “1&2“, a; every form of Indigestion, 'a-ild the only care for the
iii"? Page, either bleeding or othe wl Po sal by, .
"$12 Mule, Bridgeport J“ D st’S WM WC" "flw 6i’ J. S. drills... do" (30., prieiors’,I "No" TKTrégmout ""
52
mailed on receiving 60 001..
What "Ecstatic?" Bitters" were air
—to prevent)
,braced, depleted
i‘ccbiri niI'Iiended as a Su'xx’uir ,Torgr
"hetr’i- sexes-i ‘oie people‘diiooIf‘I din-"titted" "brittle?
that they sic
potentials have kept heath, e't‘ bay for years to co
Nioetggbgofithp mushy, irichpa, well so poor ,
'( Saar-d: continual
$61M boa
‘i find tear ,of; Waumg”.
dry on occasiod‘dl-"r'eiorttd' tlflé'pot‘nrl‘ul ali'd harm"?I
P‘Jheirw II
”even lojli é
Wham '7'
n
"leaevoaéshiuasomachrc...rm '2" 11:11:": I- ." 7'83 I
,lf, IthIeir hendsIV lhrs unemployedI
. d
7'" is. '7'
"the 39.6.8“ ll. silos sI """Bitfe an " your
in be
{are ex
on one ety. It is
JwbII an 0::
l_debilltated, organization is It
oppres‘lvcwestiler No languor
I‘liere.
f." Em; WEB! '"Modibiric""
BROWBPJWGB cores-no,
Woixn’ Lamina Mach sicknes’i‘ nridoubtedly,
ltlnahildren and adults,I attributed to othercousoa
l's .occa!l"oned by frame. 'Th'e “ ventures C611"-
inns, " 'sltlfough efi‘eotual in destroyingmg worms on
t.
7m;
Temple“: Doctor}: and"- by all Dmgglsts, or' will be 7" '
‘ medicines are re aired in nearly every: case of
. ".7 2 one
”Tilféwlll: he comparatively u'nfelt" "
I
this unconstrained. la- a summer: moisten; g
3ft" is indispensable to young and bid. . Sold ‘
' "ii" fidiéiifhtl
3’
. York should not fail to call and exanrln
lS OFTEN TlVIE RESULT.
Brown’s
Brouicllal TroclIes
77HAVING A DIRECT MUENCE TO THE PARTS ,
GIVE IMMEDIATBC' BELIEF.
“1611‘:
5VCI'0nsIu5mp-l
ti;-
chit rh,"
madly
tide
ROCHES ARE ALWAYS USED WITH GOOD SUCCESS
Singers and Public Speakers
will find Tracker useful in clearing the voice when
a koobcf'ore Singing or speaking, and relieve the
i rdat after an unusual exertion of the vocal or ans
The Tree/tea are recommended and prescribe
and have had testimonials from eminent
" men throughout the countiy,“I Béiiiig an article" of true
hefifllwy a test
merit, on £538 £2193 mfimewl lilies
of many y
in various parts of the world, and the Troohes are
universally prIonounccd bitter than other articles.
Oman: only dim. Tuocnrzs,"
and do not take all? 6 e thlesa ImilVations
tIhVatVV maybe bdeifbro’d murmur:
Physicians,
‘_‘.Lon. soil-"flu e247. .'_'. ..
hair’s macabre Sicilian 7.11111 P-
" 91'". " '"
"Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Wes-.1 . ., -
. Renews the Halli! -
Restores I-Gray7 BairtoitsOriginal Color. 3 -,
"Prev’étité it" hutch ‘ '
Makes the Hair SmoothTuiId Gloss
It does not stain the skin.
Tiller
l
sented- tc the public! ,
Give its. $15,? ' ' Price $1.00.
. I11, P. nail. is 00., nutrition. 11, .
:For sale by all Druggists. ' .V
«Ob»
rm. SchencK.s
7.1151 um, {923:9}:-
DR:J7 “ ‘ SCEENCK'Jof Pbiladel
ed in office on the s'ecbn'd floor of
,1
bid", hasiopcn-g',
o. 735 Trimmer"
catarrh; 'Iorfi'om‘ldv'erCo ., -. ..7
iIciIn shsvéfrilh iféction s can
but seeing h'lm. ,AIll. thream
Hi! med
take them. firms
'discase, got lt_‘ rs _mpossjble to cure Codanfiption' nih-
'less. am kept We!" ~T0 t%t.
e
"for gool list-Yo food created,
which on}
717.7 .
'drkke Pillpe‘zt c
tbeEPnlliioliic18yrn
or $7. 60 ”litheI, half, dozen. .,
Haiio’v’er Street,
ta'i’ res. "ht é 'Neu;
-Man-.
“1818.9.
6
... Wits '3
Etienne...- 78110028601-
7096- o‘tli’J" Avenue, mirrors“ _
std. Blccit ail“: Hui-"Ileni &’ New" "Bliven "£12m
sacs, Children'sand {(11319
Ag 6 811083,,
" .ofali ‘"kindd aux qualifies, corislfnritly on hand orinade
Prices reasonable. Parties visitingINew
""3""
r.-
to.el'der
.. .s-9
- e161: _fiicjfifi
g ..1: 11141111111108 ‘IMPROWED
felt'flbineht ,and’ Gravel'. "Roofing.
9
.do:"no wage“ chum ;chl lid.
(Tm'. effill'yi
_used by physicians, and found to be safei and sure in
‘eradioaggg war-Isa. ,aojrnrtlbl to: children...
.....
’éntwaa'negleet 05fthe trouhlIeI ouch c’a‘usIoII5 P'P'.
v longed sickness.
van-oxs or Worms ntCmm are often over-
"."I.
." irritation, which can be removed only by the use of
a" sure remedy; The combination or ingredients
used in making Brownie " Var-mirage Comma” is
such gammy! fifipfiilblo, effect:with safety. 7.
I CURTIS C BROWN, Proprietors, New York. -—
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, 'at ”I Vote a box.
.’.—’3’.»
ALLEN’S LUNG BALSAM
Iswarrautfd to break up, the most troublesome Cough
in an incredible short time. There "is no remedy that
can show more evidence of its merits, than this Bal-
sam. for curing Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
'rna, Group, Co.
‘Physlclans having Conaurnptiv'e patients. and h"-
ling failed to cure them by their own prescriptions,
cured cases when all other remedies have lbiled.
I .. Consumptivcs, do not despair because all the rem-
THIS GREAT' BEMEDY.". .7 . -
I 3 ‘Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
7Perry Davis 85 Son, Providence, R. 15., Agents for
Eastern States: 3 77
—-—-—~-<.>.'
729.113.7473.:
-"<.>o"
NOLlMEV NECESSARY
art
In; "BUY ONE BOX 01:" THE
Penummmnhfigfifi’s.
II‘C} "iiiéau g "6’7
. (Inception "o" are.
It will make 12 0W “1:53;: lingo” gr
‘g'allons of the very- ut 30
cents. I). one, on, oaohbo .For sale at all
» ”3.", .
omb'rrons
Dissolveone ,birx of Lye in ”time-1051f
of hot' water. in an iron. pot!
6r aublha of cleaufst' or gresu;‘"'i‘ak
.disaolvfidl 1lye. and0 use“
Erghocomea mil mlxod,e
D
"‘11::
|
(Ping!
or o
e _ , t into; small pieces,
(0er lots) .ofrlrcterr andnrelamitha le-
hoe atll tho. lea pour into
£31120 uiigtfimo $flen’ ccidfuwl 'cut into bars',~ ~which. Iwill
Vans rise" 1317mm ‘0 Oiiays.
DEW RE 0 0
Lei/d" rgfiaaiifgffly
addfil
ElTS. .
”A. SSA-L 25'VM’5VFIII,
'S'Sfiieepara- ea}...
Rhonrpptlam Cornet. . ”‘,:'
(Eruptions on the FaccCured
. .ii
if)? Talisman mmmarc‘wxrshs
lt‘
"‘g '-‘ ';I"l1 ,
7 pick); iifi’ismé'ihmmm
_-
pasta
waned wanna. requiformmmilatoet- fl
.lookflzfmuie stdiftachiabd bowcls eeu'e'el 7.5,,
tedres that you have triedI have failed, BUT TRY '
m Ylllli llWlJ Sill“
Saving C Usrng Your Waste Grease I
Vin . and satin a" 'r‘vsrm' "
'" ouTI 11'~ ' ‘ '"
Sout
- tVedt tend.
din" Norwallr Dec. 231]. Harriett A. Abbott, widow ‘
.7 .W t,s edfi ,mgrp (gig: 1' .7
. es
;. I “fit“! 36113.3. 7 ,
the at yeIarofhisag c. 0 nday. Dec. 1?, Eu-
cote leiliii‘l"
Docgdcdly the best, most7 durable and
cheapestknown. in this .conotrym Materials
Whit!!! are liable 710 be confounded with this7
‘ahuvc long been ill” use for covering factories
and barua,;&c,, but. neveriluntil this recent
discovery hasany kind of Cement Roofing
been used {0125001- best residenceaah fishbow-
biaations oC thisr rgofingf are such as to ren
r it perfect} riproo "makes salid,
handsome work, is a saving of at‘lea'st’255 per
'cent over any; ct"her' roofin 10 use‘. -
. .Looxwoo‘n C ADAMS orwalk, are sole
again for, Fairfield County. All "orders left
at “11100111 .Yard of Benedict &. Meek'e'r'
prompitly attended to, enquiries-5 freely an-
swore
«Q».
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77 E '7 s7 387373 "$9339.27;
I'd 5.5.1:;grfii limos-517,4! a '
mg '5 ”ES. 8.5: m: [‘53
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. .= 1:42:73 ,9 1377..
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. ‘ '0'" " " ., . , e '
a braids. ""0 -_. ..5V.~7.7 m8
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At the residence of the bride’ s Eparents, on Tues-
day Evenin 18th inst" 7bytbe Rev. HomerN Dun-
,Davi E. Disbroiv to Frances M. Benedict,
heir "oIfSOuth Norwsl k. - , , .
V maul com iiII'II'Ients rcceiled. . '
111 this lace. on the both" fast, b Rev. J. S.
Breckenrfdbe mint and "IiaII’svs‘ Martha A.
Betta. both goflfl'orwalk.
In Stamford by- the Rev Mr Halsey; J oho B Grceu
not Darieo to“ Miss Anna 0. Warren of Stamford.
KIuSouth Bergen Dec 18th, by the Rev Wm P
Hammond James "3' Dixon. of Stamford, to Miss
,.
HattiePMorrlson; ofIzafayette New .wl‘crsry
310016;} figlgleéo 1h,“ ,tby cll Allah I:
o , 0
why or etone, ThomKssyn T
Dorsey of Son tlrl‘lorwalk {tallies Mary’h‘. EVKc
man my
.9 ’1'" In Bur-ooklield, Dec 5th, ChurlesS Smith, of” Babel,-
to L‘ Adangbter of Benjamin Bawley," Esq
In lfo Dec. 6th, Martin Tyler,- of West-
port tow Miss Lemma A Wheeler.
In ewtowr'r" Dec "17th", by "the Rev Daniel W Fox,
Lieut Julius W Knowlton, of the Bridgeport STAN-
nan», to' iMlss JennieE. Fairchild, eldest' daughter
Fa irchtld .0 Newmwn.
‘0 fIII'Wl ton, Dec "lilih", {5“ he Rev Wm N Harvey,
Samuel T Jones, of Br"oo l
to Mar E Lock 6
,oftb:I former Ipln _ cc yo I “iv woo
ii
i
nice wl feof PhilanderR. Falrchlld My ears.
. . in mfor [$.73 ys'
. .In bury, “years.
cc. cc. i9,
PollyGrtlagory,I a7 ed 80"" years.
9,0
r "layoff" wo one-seal top Carriages.
f.
" " as mailmwnflwm
mine. it in
" rsuant, to an order from the Court of Probate
" Ihe District of Norwalk. tnaubrcrlbcr will sell
N
" once in action of the Estate of Ira F. Belch an as-
"1 gb qr.-.- a "firm pcwhioh is op,flelu‘§1e'rd‘m;
0 if said
one made known lit" the time and
lace duals:
‘
{not since been dreerd of: Somehow] IIiIirh sbin% ton lake I 7
inave chromed. ,snd pocketed 'h‘iar ' ""7" .E" iias' n0 fibfezch 13:31: fifiifipfiu 90$}; 130' " ’ 3(1me fifggflgfi'b‘dfly f
— HIKM“ ‘" " "a m“ Q ".
{mAflfilol‘tlle dime?" 1131"”? 1W$ihfacthoidom2mmeohfmhmm3°: hag-19,333.21,” ”m" M" by mm" 3 ,
IuehsIt’IIeIehIIedhoIMIIs: Elflrs'bagkedgid't' Ihe ecopyerbemlugsnfgpgnumstma Snipe ,I‘vfiaireéhvemmmigqli? idi‘iieeshy.h.1tII"” '
,a r ease juggeI )er orrii'e but a ‘ 7mm 7.7.... , ... on ace 0 ;
u‘blio, birtpf'Iou'ilsed‘ 11,11,317. Jul-gs fetid 77,, A 050., Igggywfiwvgvfifi dd' timid?" Igg $3,, ,‘jui‘ii. . “momma. mm
“b.0272: it? 77 . “but. J's-s ... 5,13
‘ff'om’hidown lap; zomnIrhzua cliiififle)k . Ifigmvadgmlwhg 3.5 mg?!“ m";- , ,g, "Slut, 55.171350 7 "fit! if 13,31. """l"’h‘l
liedugg resold-3’07, many; by =15th ‘ colo . firm t We #18 admit. 7
,1; -"-'i‘he Johnson party in CongregisI to -.-_.:5_5
,on hands around his sldé and"? mo Sigh}: formidable Th, EMS-9917 I . 7 _I ,I . 5.5 I .'. ., VI .
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It hasprovcd itsell "the best prepsmtlo‘ri' Etc: "fn-e- ‘
Colbrcd Union League Clnhrs':
cleans and' an a 'étl e
"'7" domed ”other
t'fii‘ii’." lg 15;"56’350-1 w I] stop":
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public Sale on the 12111 day of January. 1806.1“ 0
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.. Aniversary 0f StJohn 0510 Evangelist
A GRAND BALL
under the auspices of
StJohn’s Lodge, No. 6, EC A.M.'
Not-went dutiful" be given at
LQQKI, woon’s HALL,
. Thuriday Iveu’ngecJflb,
TICKETS 33:00 admitting Gentleman and Bridles.
SUPPER at Norwalk Hotel-extra. .
Music by GRAFU LATS 1
7 1'
.7 SEVENTH REGIME"! BAND-
LECTURE ASSOCIATION.
The celebrated
" has been engaged to deliver one of his popular Lac
tures. at.
.O'
LOCKWOOD’S HALL,
SUBJECT—“Sources of Danger to the Republic. ’
.V; g .221
i. ' " Omeunllt, Conn ., w11l put: their .7" .
First Annual Emancipation
-t
..
,"I' LOCKWOODS .nififi",
Tuesday Eve’ 119' J an 1st.- 1867,
-Ticlrets o'l‘ Admissmn .. _‘ 1 $1.00.
25'5 Vgckets to be had at the Tickct Office. Suppe’n Ex-
Doors open at 8 o’clock; Promenade to com-
:ncoatifl o “$5.ka _""
.lflmflhfle cuts?
National Bank offlorwalk "
'" Christmas, and new" I35 V'- 7-
Coma 51103.33 Lelia. all
Well?“ ‘
JOB Friday Evening, Dec. 28th. *
Promenade and Hop, ""
5... LL _ ., ”:3 «Ks-a . . 7 j "
." ”A Grand Enterprise; Pay'Up ! Pay Upl- ! Remember the Poor. £13 [Ewmpugfisfigvfin’gfififijflf 53:5:335 QSWMP A Cough A Cold or i Merry GhrIStmas to 311' OONPIOTIONHRY
: . .7. ' " ‘ ’ H r: "
2. ' We rejoice that a project we have long The sorcst trial the Printcphas is to dun Thc first snow of our new Winter falls on house ill th "’3 we {I BRONCH \L A S9!“ “to? air.- .’I l dlgfil IIIlIiIltIIorgy'AYV COMBINATION
"' 110 cd for and most. cost] adv'ocat, or his: aim His ld frozen '" 5IoIi in those large fillOWillg extra . the agate ‘ n- ,, unqumns 1 1112111 1.71: A’l'lgmlfi' or
— '3 tbs" imprtivemeut elm. Hayrbol'," is amp" modgfitv ‘ cy so flakes t downward quIired hi‘v-preri ace the policy of a I'- AND suo‘um 310112175“? fiOLIDAY PRoGRLMME, the 3°11da‘y3'
a--- - - - tisimr 0 re 11' ' swor as no cw y In .1110th [L , covr i t NORWALK HALL T a
g calving the thoughtful and favorable conside- suprcme, g ‘0 “k e “0 ““1" "'1" they “m and con1mcud"i"t goonsiderution ofdflr- n u f " f1 rcr- Lemming oewand Flagginguefi'ugjrofggurlij "in? aid 01100018"? and Strawberry Caromela
i ration of some of our wealthiest citizens; his friends 10,1111 at the caplain' cc and o grace U ibl" “HWY nl's He suitit am kind 0 buisne 1" a ”o 1’“ I ,,,§I,'E,-,I.B-,,‘I;g;,';g 31.33:,“figfi'fbgfl'figfi’gafifilwr "
":77": i The plan embraces the somewhat extensive. settle"' 18 he bane of 1113 11117.7; credl- "m S .. We scarcely WW3“ he is ,0 -th been " ed ‘7"at ' manent Th """u ’ " "s ‘"”"‘ T A F P A c A N D Y’
' 7 e lIeII.~ ea . clouds and the the same 3‘ by " or Consumption,
EAL-SAM TOLD" IDRO5P_55, “1.50"...
GENUINE MCLASSES C
made fresh "c"very day. ‘To other ivf"th" a g'elicral as- "
scmnentof American and ranch Confectionery m,
NS
N. Br-OYSTERS Stewed, Roasted or Friedn ato
sIul tsbort notice. Openchysters by the
gm: on, at the old stand, Ely' sBlock, South
Holiday Presents
' 11717 SOUTH Bouthrd 8N}:
. it: subscriber invites attention to a choice col-
Ifollectionm of Goods selected for the Holiday
bemmussaoxs
CHOICE BOOKS
1‘ FA NCY VBOXIES
.1 it: 7'
Inceniously constituted '"
gm; 07:7! .3. -
5 in endless vhrlety." "SPORTS and GAMES.
"ConfectioneryJ-‘rurt, flirts, Idtc
call
"Al
..
.:«. ~,
1}
.'. at“
all of which are ofi'éred at reasonable rices.
and examine: for yourselves. 7
51 News "CECEA‘ Sousth thnorwe
Prepare for the it")
HIV},
M. PROWITT, at the Corner ‘Drag Store, has
just. received a new supply of .
. Fancy Artwlosfiorfumory and
"in var-lei. and extentshfiiclent toI InreeVIItV the“- de-
mndso SANTA CLAUS.7
..f‘irls'. .31
J53
FREQ
For " l”the little Follks.
Isaac some.
,4 l Willhct unmet, to
.. a one
GS;
78126, "ll be": “I" With
wr van
;'be seen by 3111..» at the‘sfbr‘b of 'A'mSEL
72.1%; £1133 .'.- stairwell:
"scum. scans.
to 0111191931115 ya’dim‘e‘i
HOLIDAY PRES EN 7, .
CKW
.
Norwalk,"IDec."I_"1,SQi,'1866.
IIHE Preai'd {tilt aulerecItors of the National- Bank
News 11 Have this "day, declared a dividend
of ivfe (5). per 'cent' free of Government tax, 7pa‘ys'5bchV
3:1; and after: January 2d, ensuin .
,,BR. .0 UFURD, cashier.
.7.. 333 . a Hana—Eran
Qend-
Pirst Nataonal Bank. of Weatport.
Westport,‘ Dec.18th, 1S6.
SEMI-ANNUAL, Dividend of five (5) per- cent
(free from U. S. Tnx,) will be id to the Stock.
elders of this Bank on and after on) 20,186
3t5 .L.W OODWCIBTVH, cashier.5 ‘
The' First National Bank of South Nor--
, walk,- Conn.
THE regular annual meeting of the Stockholders
ofthe First National Bank of South Norwalk,
for the election of Directors, will be held at its Bank-
ing" House. on the second Tuesday of January next.
the 8th, between the hours of 1 and 3 o'clock. P. M. .,
J J. MILLABD,
of said day. .
South _,Norwsllr Dec. 3,1866, Cashier.
first, National Bank of
' Westport. , '
Westpoft; Cinn.,Dec.12th, 1866.
HE Annual Meeti of the Stockholders of this
Bank, for the elec on of Directors for the year
ensuing, will be held at their Bank log House, on
Tuesday, Jan. 8th,186'i, between the hours of 1011. m.
and 12 m. 51"B L.WO0DWOET,H Cashier;
Pair-field Co. National Bank.
Norwalk Dec. 17th,1866.
II E Annual Electron fitt- irectors of this
Bank will7 be held at their Banking House,
on Wednesday, Jan. 16th:, 1801', between the hours
oflloclOcka. 111., and]
51 GEO. mE. MILLER, Cashier.
The National Bank of Norwalk. .
Norwalk Dec. 18th, 1866.
HE Annual election for Directors of this Bank,
will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 22d, 11867, between
and 12 o’ c lockm.. .
B.CRA UFURD, Cashier.
Notice.
HE Iiih‘dbit'dnts" of the town "of' Norwalk" are
hereby notified and warned thataTown Meet:
the hours ofll 0. 'clockRI a. In.
_r‘.
on”- Wednesda the 26th day" of December, 1866,-
atl o clock,- "a ernoon,for the following
to Mt: '"To hear the several Annual fiep'o'rts; to-
lay the State, Count ,Town. B hway and. School
Taxes; also to Iixtiz ecom nest on who paid to
the Superintendent“ Hie ';ways also to coniider,
the "N ctitlon of James H. Beera,to beset ofi‘
t‘7the' orthenst School District to the North Center
School District. And to transact any other husi~
ness proper to be hrou ht before said meeting.
Dated Norwalk . 7th .1865
. MARTIN s. cits
11 u re of '
til," . ,, . Southporu Conn.
, Notice
HF. 007 rtnarsiup._ heretofore carried on by. 801-.
- mans"_ ""Seytr'tour, is this APSCLMA dissolved by mu-.
l. al cousélil. 7.
i 7 :71; JAth 85mm .57}.
.. ,7 .
All outstanding-claims will- be settled by A. Solmnus
2, South Norwalk, Nov. 20th, 866." 3f.* 52
L” _- Ladies
h‘ you want nhythiog'in the way of‘ H00
’ Nesta, Corsets,: Hosiery, Gloves, Emh
2,1}.
Shiite,
ll with ally" hand-Sled" 7.11 sledge" of any kindD in an
bli'o' street in said Borough, whoreby horses' are l-
nble tube _mghtened, passengers injured, or. the pub7
lic travel of such street impeded or incommoded-
_slufll lrfi found playing.I boll In anyhpghlitrlllrtrcct‘wi til":
ill 10 re rough, a be
pay to tllen'éembswoflile borough‘ lliIe a $6 ffi
for seyo such 11318006.,7 1 7 : .7 1.1
.Wbciicv'er rauy minor or apprentlec sin!" .
.00 5"girl“; 7o§hdy viblation of this By- law; the pm'éfit .
or 7 gun ui'iri 01' such mino'r 0'31er ntice shall be lia-'
0 pay the pencil incur scnch \1oillion.
'1
lug will be yheld in the Town House in. said town, .7'.
purposes;
from~
"..i
_..' to \v
[Hymn Books in vs
elegantly
1""cq,;fl"""'
bound; P phl"> All?"
Knives Prong” sPlctnree, an fnexhsnstsble su ply
of ill areal for tho. ebil
"Call 211d exummek’A SELLWCK chazette" Biril
The 5 Merch H"
' Parlor
ant’s"
Welshman;
will take freight for all points on the N. Y. & N. B .
R. R. and for Meriden, Hartford, Springfield, Boston
and New York, and via Hudson River-and N1" Y.
Central Bail Bonds to Albany, Bufi‘alo,. Cleveland,
.ICincinnati, St. Louis, Louisville, Chicago, Milwau-
Ikcc, Detroit, and. lotermedlalc places. .
Orrrcss—Sdutfi'NoriW"§W0ld’ ""‘Netifd" Depot.
Norwalk, Selleck'a Bookstorei" 7 ‘
n
_ H. w. nwrom' Div. Supt ,_
, PVEIAIIIEOI in”
BOGFING COMPANY
TBIS ROOFING to perfect] fire-proo
tired by wet, dices not are the Cl rn water,
s no painting wai"
broken, has no seem not. “flint, is quite smooth, willl
never Wear out, improves by age, is no heavier
tin, :iS a non—conductor ofheat, is applicable to my”-
form of roof, and is v cbeap- Roofin
suhstsotialin mannermad so, all kinds 0 Roofs Ee-
Vlredgn madexerf'ectl tight.
EORGET P. VANS DEW orwalk Hotel Agt.
for Licensee. W. E".M ONT NTGOMERY, mason»,
All claims a lost the nCompany and all indebtedness ~-
thereto sho d be a'dilus ted wit the Treasurer at the
office of his coal-ya duringthe day, or at the Dan
Storeof Tolleo; 31 Ely", from 'ltc 9 p. m.
Just received fill ":entIircI new slogan of‘
i1
F2 _...’1. 5». .. ."hf-Zs'" .‘.-
_ gifilfil}! MINK COLLARS end MUFFB
' WATER MINK 7' ., "" ""
""1"?" x" I "P1315" CONPYL . '- "' ""
"’ - no.
quireglcfe " "‘" SIB.SQU""1RREL “ “
Dec. ..ith, 1 , 52‘, I
, " ‘ .. FITCH 7'
.rV > a V ' 5i
1;“ “out ' ..‘2'7 77 .
0 e -.. .7. - , .c o.” :,Efi. ..
"5 udIiy'ith‘ buildi" .3; , z‘ ”x 13%" -uantity ladies Ska .— ..
I": 3:335:13"? friilchsora " "further " gigging; ""
$617.11?th Gents Beaver Collars C7 Gloves.
Whiclr \villthe sold at v ery§lota prices it: cash. Alan
HA'rfi and. CAPS.
-. ..i {‘8}
0f nllkmds D. s CURTIS "Hatter,
" " Corner Store, Lyrics 5 Block,
Fix Per Cent., Pro'o £1.09 Gov. Tax.
t ll'I
WEM 0n.er it is bdrebv
irat' notlcoiofitl’fdlforegbih g petition be given
MM?" tile publication '5”
of this 0:301 in t e "is"??? Gaae‘té," e w ccklv- 'n'eus- .=
ii I d In hrtvklliinr ‘c'oarity' for two
Keiit’s’iiicfsiimy befbre the was; of "the Court
sat tition- is ,m o returnable
'DIs stedhht Niagalk, this (it ""OSJ! of Dem #159; 1866.
Judge of the Superior Court.
dents) arc nuIm" "*1!"an
'(l"c"r"li:"e "unknown to tight) abo
order
to all
ssedby Coultof'Lurgesscs,1866i k. M 1.6.86
IWAltNEii," "."r'n. C er . mum,“ a": S'fifm'smtlit'lii'ligiii“ gag: ,
_NéVIIV, WASHING MACHINE pl‘iCVii only robokv‘e) $é§°hI &i°?§;’"" $35231? Sweets one .»
£1.“er illthell Oriya. ”WIFE? fl“; , 3:7
-, A E. ,IKII.LOCKWIOOD C" COTS,
Ju:"v~
l
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ta
'7 3.101.411!er tillefiidll :7:
,.E.P HARVEY, Agdlt
Forlloiwallc ll’estport and New Carillon". V5 I"
v.
Pm" “WWW” S's. “summer's" 83'8““? A... t r. . . . n. ..
To prevent or coodherdisciae" is agraud uchlevc- 1‘ cm 0 n“ com- ‘55 0“ 09“ 5v .00 3X 1‘0 price 01‘ l6"
lainiug with Consump turner-H eydiseaseieodingtr-Seats.- The sale of seats will commence at, Selleck’s [CW ya cm. cl b -
,"Hment and '3 surely “5 bullet “‘1 bayonet '7’" dc- t, 10 vIlted tocall, on thnfifi cglJve‘pi fitfimg Bookstore, on Thursday morhing, Dec... “filth: I,Doora5 ,ng manure.” EstgbfisfiofittlcgogfifimeMqum .":.,
{91“ng I, ,, MIPS WI Wald ham" 3 0“ “"5 1' 'OPQ“ ”7 70 01001: . "will also find a choice assortment of American ’81!
few" 1”“0 0 i toi') Eng 31:“ eis fififl $515..“ if all Etta cor-Scroll I e: 7 " grout-.hUCItIro,l'ectiolreIi,y ,INuts, Cc. FRESH BAKED
rpm-u,“ 7: mosttrying P9???“ 0‘5 the gear [Egg the mangefiofihtfitfii se, mfim 607116051th 5“", {555' E5 GRAND I.I.I"I. VII .V5 EAN 8 every WW
fatamiha 6f eii‘roirg'est‘y’l‘clds More or lésa to e c inea'na hfaPu1yzupftoScifweed Tori c' ' ' ' ;5 ,. ., 5V ,
iconsuminfi’tcmpemture‘ofmi'dsummer. Yigor‘woozcs "3.331533%.f'tiii’tivti't’irflmti'y'ié’iii’itfigiigé 1‘0"!" ADD "and nor. ' E ‘3 ‘" 7’1' "'7"
,fmm évery'rioi'e‘. 'lV'liIe, rtreug'th ofmi‘n passes ever. are goite ar’r’lehat‘ 1160;; ifieth'er.’ it bi. reset, ’IIHV [5555 TM b PRESENTS
“in invisible vapor; and weakerwdmab becomes r'o- 'culous. denial or Dyspeptic Consular, THE - ,.,. Q. ,. ,, ,.
:laxéd" andnerveless. It was to '1'1’1"eet such difficulties “on; 6’- whether-it id merelytghnnlccrat ..ih‘I'f’“ "$28 lid -'3 77‘ 7' 77 7"? fl 3
is not "in- ‘
donoin: s .7
Ladies, Gents and Children’s Furs, "3
.81... 1.77:7; :g;;,,,,,,,,g,'7' so so
2:”,
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Doze! mmmtgfiw If} rt on thc sch er Deal-lror oil the pns- - ., ,1, good "77m ..7 Bump 1110s BANF.
d: ' Mefliflllfllfi on hatth 0 eorgetown? 0. ‘tb ortiisitico. i. 'ni877't°9.'ag.'."}ggsp.212... .'3n’iéfph'fi33m '; - 35:11:11 11:57.73 sg'ru- 5'1, i"
p . . .. 77 1: .1, ‘00 73.: so" It a ton, Dec. 213‘» H‘T"el'§,7E “’"c 01" M" S..ll _ -attcrns l‘dr Braiding and Embroide'rI-y‘ with .W 13:11,) " 7 “#24174 713“-
’l‘ . he: ‘1? "3,71. ,7,- ' age”? years 0' will stamp any pattern atsslnall expensél,“ sq} M‘ mam), —A Semi-annual 7llii'iDedcnd?o St the I'll-e
‘ 'l'" " stars." the concert «amiss .1 e- I 7 1. ~77 ""“fiafimflufient 9‘ B“ ‘6 WM Trimmer" 7'03 ""SIlK‘g‘F-B CENT me ”m“ (”Yam“-
"Li rl-""":1V7e’Mlne gilmft. ‘_ Sal"," 7‘ I I N lk." S ' v at‘tnern Hats an" Bonnetsmade_ wi thneqt- glen t You all "gme' 5
"I. . ,, '11“.er fill“! 'hyfi'g‘ health m, "ls: l; 7— n 0"“. 0“ nturdfy" 7 fistula tints: iri the latest styles"; Ci'ill ht WBIUELL SI onsnd after the t ,Y "m d 35m _
' "' " in none are inherent for'a Ilium," 7... ' "0%,;ud. ilchell‘s “filming “Q'Wepositsmade 11;? o n w, mm ,3“: :3
ly’blrections are attached. 7 _.._: 1 ~71; lflto orwalk, Conn.e "' '”"""" """"" M" "" "" "" ""21 'fi'sd". (finch? Spot MONT: WEDNESDAY and 31
16.0091 .: .lmmmruss item to 171 __ 7 Wilcox "fl"; Gibbe’ TI"? Wagonetosocmhden '7
s ‘ a , :111 ,7 ;., S W PM
.1 aneurysm Warm? , PM”? ""5 . .ig . nmrum 35mm; mama’s , mt... a... t,.... ,. tn
nihillgv fig Eb ... clout, a or th nullioa MrsC. B. D‘Artois; "A ,Soutlf‘ ' ' irt, Deufitb'er "
6am gnaw III—Shim Ire “raglan 5 161,-. . I’m- 1} i." ' . . with“ A only wonae'uiu hiachiné’, 77“ tak_ ; “mm/NM '"i' no??? 00"
i gmmfl 914““ " '14“. “00d“ ‘3" 9‘3"“ ‘1 itirriu. coiurneuclng sum Premium in all cases when exhibited at " about“ ":LE. FOOTE late of Nor-
~09 fl§A I??? ifflfi mm" 1“" 31°“ 1.86 egg” fhshionahle Dances efollowing Fairs when all the leading machines E§ "1:51-59! 78,; 1‘, (3t, decals "
. 2‘ 191”: team! .. 1 V, .' 3.9 . ',. .3, till: est Er? ch "Quadflll a '"ihii. Pttrrisigrtl- represented. Theg greatflafr ofithe New Eng- .0," $7,, ”Sign!” Administrator-961mm: their
)lT . 972!) BR DuP0NC09 SI 1V1..,,57._>.3II { 3&3, “31""7 "Ge ":1 QT '41)] I: dug , States heldat Sprln d Penna lvanfa State, fimtutfonnemflnihli gconp‘nr.djnltmente «7
a n m‘én’ '5 “9381)- m-r ... r.;.Vermont. lodians', chi"gan an Wisconsin" at bat onicern Norvalk on the 19th day 012
EA 177 , '_'“ . " Tet-cl: .3 00 a" ie in advance. State Fairs. .Ladios call- and examine-for yourselves - t t chem“? n 0. ,cl renoon: an "lib S"
I 1' ' '7 ‘ ' " ' ' ‘- --‘ -. earn“ 151v "1 ("45) 73700331131153; lnstrtictl'ongiycnby MIrs". .D‘Artols if required. i! Emir“; Wed ufid’Es’tot‘e;ma ,L:"‘i,¥3§i3i:;
: " '" "' " ' 171er HIVVW I.. at toriwillconset ‘9
1, PoRPBM'Aons. . , 5 f l 1% . 1’ I . 5 Pt 't is ,5; “II. “fi'fl’n? WW, 1.. rm 5,,
orp'o an "to- House eepérI'Vs. . I' m .8111...” the sign poet. , 5
7.7.»; osrmvafiilsfifififiiiitnov. 0‘ 1, 1.3 . amt. and st scour ,I I, , where , ”was“,
for, those afflicting com lslnts so nlfsr to the .'"i ! CI‘SOIIa‘ 1“ roper'ty VEGETABLE 0114,." ,, . . .13: gflfllfifl'figgfi’bfime sold 19lh day of
g; "7&5"me '5, AT AUCTION- OR" ClI'IIica iic'ss "and brilllnncy unsurpassed. .It is January VEINJ’ORT in}, e
I Patios Rue/t 6310011 to the Head. Diszi I,” . ,5 1L 13101.33 "’2‘?” _ , non-exp only-,1 cheaper", better and safer than 21:51 5,, GEORGE A,VV15):\ _e'g ._«w. 7 7,
l ,’ V' aeofSi M am” Sickness. Heaui M ‘I . . one n 001 a. m Kerosene Oil. can be used in any ordinary Lamp 7" ‘7 7 ~ 7 7
. ' 5349M ”Mum" mmfi"? n i . thelate residence "of Chas. B. White, deceased, a “uh “I“ Li"h"t1"[00~‘0 Burner, the only, safe and sec-'7 “6‘", Fain/RIM 9014311“ ,' 5 , , .
"i " on, M!" Ill, 0111un Sill-Inga in flour piniiji- tity 0U} U ’1: moles] Burner In use. Cglggoglasgc‘frx ly€llerselVC$ Sta“ 0&0";an ”me heirssod evlpces of Ex-" ,7
’, ' 7 a Sin 5N6 (ignites e,t 1 Wm.“ use -
f .i" :lfiflng of a"i"lot"her {.‘illi'fiwifidi'lé'S'n ' from. Clocks. Work Tables, Wash Stands." Crock"- “51 Me“? .39? WW “I“ View” nxnzm BEEn9 SAW“ minus" ""5 ""7"" "En" ‘""d
‘ 7 ' 7 ' Tlo oWagoé undergonera 3 figment ofKitchom " : 333-1" Sir” L3 017' IiANrrs —When as it has
.1; (Mflamflg i'jlj 7,’ nsiIsE'ih TAR!!! G IMPLEMENT s 3 o 711"" 7535 I" . Pun-nous "r03 SAW, III
" csamet ore is oofiotmng in these ills I,» bracing Mowins Machine, Corn Sheller, Faunln . . “I," “g Y' aw' .- ' _ can show sgrllgafih‘? “em “SCAM?
z'i'I ' "°"""......':.".'1. £11. 1'...” 7 ‘§%3&..8u%1t6°'when-neigmgnpa ., 1". pm» .. ,7,7, .15“... No.1,? 7- women's
111 w em. 2 ‘7‘ u no 1. area orw or e, I -
" “mg n gino;Smai “’0'”: etc.; also 0"" figuchclcawap iii} Eigiiugshull 15061011,an ("Staging 0,1- sigma} down “fill their heirs Ill dam" places of 'rcsl
ramm- mum Ikrifiskmi! wgfl...Mbun;/;I