‘ .- . - Our water- ‘IVofiks. 3; ‘5 uni-I III 3.0:- liisprovolmIen : , ' gNNECTICUT LEGISLATURE; $163363 open deg: “95915, Wage needed; . :. 3; AL T . . gr“ . .
._- ‘51,“twa1k fiazettt The pipe trenching has now been carried; A corps of Wide-awake governmen 1181' 5t .- V. at 13nd ortl Aug. 9111.... w MAY SESSION—1871. Resolution appropriating .500'1'01' P111." 1. awrmh ‘ ’W'IIE ’1; f. ‘ ' ,
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throughtheuomm farmwadm Within a" ' T“ f ‘ h ”lath lit. N 4'" vs is 9th fill ' ‘ M a ’ J it?” landdgglgsggelh elected nthe In I so Mlcha lbs. ‘ ' ' l W d
halfmile of Silver Spring Reservoir. The making the prehininary squyio ongVI-Ior- a? .- s e; 3a a, ug. 5.. 30“.“! ondaya ernoon. . . 3’3: wn i. Isse s n a .35. II 1 In. natal-@131 9.9. M eIIhbefiI. m r”; 3-3.
H A. 't 1 1871 mains are laid for full four miles and anoth- hot, with reference 'to its digging 0“} and 19“ n W “Willi, g. 24th? 7‘2...” The etitioners for a new con ,0, be "bi‘iifi' ll 'te horsidrdromd" “Norwalk ail-nuns.“ (melym‘mlmu ”ha“ éfitfifgs “" " “’- U , "S
T 1185 3y, ' ug‘u S ‘ ‘ . month ought to suffice for the completion improvement. This is a work of vast im- 13th ,, West Haven, Aug. 24th. :83"? alglilxrgdgtégty - were 8W9“ leave to ulcxtgn dwfgigc k . cod-surre‘d 112ml house; I show Canaan, July 1‘ David Bump a casts I I I l E: I,
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”Arlyn ofthe Whgle line. The pipes are now be- portancc to the whole town of Norwalk, ‘14th ,, New Haven, Aug. 25th. On disagreeing vote concernin the Nap amendment and passed the hm, . In 1-," Cum“ m’i'."iu.- it“, ~ 1-; 1" .. - - . - . _ .. V . _ .._.. _ W ,
PEG] . d £1,te on ing lined and coated on the “Osborn farm,” and indeed to all the we tern inl nd por- ,lzth -n . ,ureenvicbeAns-ztith- ,I .walk tuaLbenetlt,comp ', ,fiessrs. Ea; Resolutifon1 amending the charter of the "femgmomh's M, “any; “WA-3033,8890 SELLECK ”n08 *. »» . - . . . . .
VF. .The' Itgcgislamrzsizgjogfnjvelve wiekg' good sand being found therein abundatice. tions of Connecticut, whiz: anion V wate. - 20511:“; ”ii Stiningtngseeus-‘fi .° 3’: (3113:; big“? ref? 313001?te . a ooui’mllt'eg 'gSi‘g? .99 ”for?" Emilnoad oompany ’i 1,08%??? l'YE‘ngl' 2:4."VIVIJlllnm n. Stevens.-agcd 18 _ .’ . _ NO- 11 MAIN STREET, .
“(18338 er 8 99 The Ledge at the upper end of the Receiv- then, its value cannot be char-estimated. 24th ,,' 'Essex, cept. 9th. . Besolutiondacorpomitihg the “ 01d Well Mr. Johnson, from the committee 0,661.13. nfirggmerlhflgaandnfomgfi .ihift'gzlhgg - I . . : . .V I? V - I _ , 5 5
The most important enactment of the session,
ing Reservoir has just been opened and some
We have the finest and most capacious bar-
The 12th and 13th regiments have arrang-V
~VClub,-”- of Norwalk, on petition of E. A-
ference on the disagreeingvotc upon changg
ears and 7 months. uly 16, Truman Young, aged
and, so far as the independent interests 01' , , nite are bor in e ent f torms between New York . . . . S V' . Woodward , ing the name of the Norwalk cesoperutive- 'esrs. Julyss Marshal Benedict, azedSSyegrs. You '1]
tany session was the .1110“ beautiful ”1°01“ 0f grey '51:“ - ’ v °- .5- 9m . ed for a 19:91; reunionrat, 9119 ca 19“? ' . b .m an re rted inf o f on- nBrtdge ort, imparting Susan A. Sherwood, "‘ “WP?"“b’e
the State concerned’ 0 ’ being blasted out for the dam and gateways. and New London,-aiid nothing but the lack House, West Haven, 0,; Thursday, Aug. 24. Mr. Hungerford ofChesgg-étaskgl witty 3;: I .811?“ 033% th a hgfie- Tiléggliglgj 0%.: _ formerlyofifiaolon Lennon, ngedVIan, yeoro and I4 mo.
passage of the General Railroad Law. We
know that many friends of a newline of
railroad into New York are fearful that this
bill will prove a nullity, else that the mag-
nates of the New Haven Railroad would
not have permitted .its passage. This we
think a mistaken conclusion. The best le-
‘gal minds of the State pronounce our pow-
ers more ample under this law, to build
a second line of road, than they possibly
It Seems as if the good Lord had‘specially
adopted this spot for the purposes of a great
water Reservoir. TheDistributiug Reservoir
on Prospect Hill, is now dug’to its full-depth
on the South West sides and is already be-
ing paved to the crest of the embankment.
It will well repay our citizens to pay this
near locality a’ personal visit, as one of the
finest views in all New England, is to be
seen from the tops of the Reservoir Banks.
of depth in the, nearly filled up channels,
leaves'us behind New London. I Every citi-
zen who burns a pound of coal or cats an
dance of fionr,‘is_personaily' intbrcs‘te’d‘in
this very important local'cnterprise, and we
’hope the gentlemen having the duty in
charge will receive practical demgnstration,
that our Citizens" at: least comprehend and
appreciate its magnitude.
These regiments wentout' together .511, the
early part‘of thewar, with 'Butler’sVVe‘xpedi-
tionagainstNew Orleans, and .were briga;
ded togetherv'during mlargmportion of the
war. It is thought that the opportunity of
meeting together once more will draw out a
full attendance of both regiments. . The. place
selected is a charming one, and the'cxpen'ses
for each member will be yery low. The
members of .the. . regiments will meet at
gani l n ,‘was =-n _ . _. .
yinfisgiaéék at. ? $131} tomsaitht dmcm-
'ertof-vthe. house from.Norwalk.(Beers) was
interested; and he believedit was all rig t.
_Mr. Milad‘ said tli'e‘au’iount of property to be
heldnwas; arger than could .beshe‘ld under
=the' jointstock law. ' General Pratt wanted
to know the object of the club—if ' is a
drmkgigarao‘iilgeuyenlti? ,lblr.£lloych_ se, of V
'5 .Tri‘i tocha it ill“ .. awn??? 1'0-
fiféfl (Sgt is’for militia L'inp ' email. 1“ r.
Kendall wanted toknow if it was the same
The resolution then
as the “fat :nien’s association tl’. Mr. More- .
ted.
Billprovidin that all be nests of stock
‘of either the" artford and '~ cw ‘Havengdr
New York and New Haven railroad com- ‘
theoonsdlidated" stock; passed. . ., . ..
Bill repealing the laws creating a board
of equalization of taxes. The bill wipes out ‘
the board of equalization entirely ;‘ passed.
Mr. Cotton, tl'om the committee on tcm- ,
”3° ‘mfibulhry'be continued ’16 t étmgt .
ffiilidtt'l.
street.
panics shall be considered as bequests to V.’ ' ‘
I ., or the Universallst Church or Bridgeport, will ' :-
pcrapcognoved that, the bill establ'shi%78' " H . ‘
f as MM; :s'v' it“: ,1 r g' .
—'1‘o dolthsfigneral , housework of' a
y, Call on . J.-B..BLLS, Camp
' unimnsmsnj-‘wmnn'rmo. .
T, . her. arse oifilarnaov'l'n, f' V "
.. I _ ' preach lnII» " V
_ Lockwood’s :nnll, Norwalk,
oLn rosr'omcn BUILDING.
Illllllt, Genuinelatent Metitilts.
TOILET ARTICLES,
STATIONERY, as
Pure Cream of Tartar and Soda.
' ‘ Sole Agent for
geu‘er'al'asséiiibly and printed with'tlie‘lai'vs. SUNDAY, AUG a, 1871,“ 10% a. m. and '2 n. in.
house said it was not.
0 ordered.
could have been under our Parallel Railroad Yd rat n... An 6 “i on. 1030 a. in. on‘ the 24th of August, in iron t of
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bill. As we have opposed President Bish-
op's legislative machinations to defeat all
measures tending to any interference With
the New York and New Haven Co’s mo-
nopoly, more strenuously 'than any other
journalist in' the State, we take this occa-
sion to record our emphatic testimony of:
It is the expectation of the Commisioners to
have “the water down into the centre of _the
Borough and about the Bridge by the last
of November. Itwill’ be in readiness for
use by the Boroughf for fire hydrants, and
such buildings as can make- easy sewerage
into the harbor can also introduce the water
August, 24th. 'Now then to- work,=all" y'e‘
‘ The ' annual Fat Man’s Clam Idaho is to
take place at GregoryisPointI',ion_'l‘hursday
who are anxious to take- rank ameng‘ibe
heavy weights.’ Eat hearty and fill out to
fi nealdermanic proportions, and do it quick-
ly, for the time is near at hand when you .
the City Hall,” 'w Haven, wheretthey .will
take horse-ears or'Wcst Haven.‘ " .; I
A number of the members of the Eigh?
teenth regimIent,‘C. V., are talking ofa re-'
union at Rocky Point, next month. .
The annual reunion -of the Twentieth
passed.
town of Norwalk ’;spa‘ssed‘in mncmrence.
Bill requiring fish, ways to be established
in the Baugatuck’ fiver-crawled, Mr. Dick-
inson saying that the committee thought the
ex ense would be useless. , ‘
illonaking gypsies put} those who camp
on highways, commonwagrants- ; Mr. Wait
Resolution creating a voting district in the .
V Senateconcurrcd with the house inindefi- '
nitc postp'tmement of license bill." ' '. ’
Bill providing that thaNew York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad shall not
charge a higher rate of fare inIC'onnecticut
than in New York; indefinitely postponed
in concurrence.
Homsz—eResolution authorizing the Nor- ' A
NOTICE.
IIMITAI‘I' MEE‘I'III of the lllllll I.E.llllllll '
THIS Soctet will hold their Quarterly Maetlu on
at tuteh'tli‘secoifiafiabbatéhofiho monthi
own an er 9
mg. w. J. Dsors'e'y. P :“ui'i‘ charge °f the
onus or saviou.— rose in in th
10 :00. by Dr. Steams’, of New Hgvcn.‘ e morning 9t
lteruoon service at 8 o’clock—Preaching’hy the
evens 13, . .
IQUINTARD’S BLOCK,
enemy’s HARD RUBBER TR was.
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIASHERRY,
PORT, MUSCATEL, & ANGELICA WINES,
Also, Grape brandy.
And a to line of other Liquors,Foretgn & Domestic '
. . - ' . 'this fall. The general system-oi seweragt . . - . - . . , . - " - ' '
his entire good faith and fidelity to an 1119, . . . . _ . . ‘waut'n' regiment will take place this year at Ston- moved to amend so as to ap 1y to gypsies Walk horse railroa company to extend senior Bishop of the Fourth New England strict. -
cugagements'in reference to this important necessitated,wil| delay the generalintroduc may be weighed and fi’uild V l g ington, on .the 25th'of August. . onl H.119. travel in bands. .Morehouse,' their track to Winnepauk. Explained by .J-“o’in‘o‘l- ' CAN FURNISH YOU WITH . Seoul: Ales, English Ale and .
measure. These were in many respects very
embarrassing and perplexing, we have no
doubt, but of his honest acquittal of all he
assented to do in reference to the General
Railroad bill no friend of the measure has a
doubt, and it is but flankness for us to ad-
mit, that while he had not the poWer to pass
his final Consolidation measure, with the:
opposition of the friends of the General law, V
we were not strong enough to' secure its’
passage without the direct influence and aid
of the monopoly interests.
The next measure of chief importance
tion of the service pipes in all our streets
next sprin .
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Among the adventurous sons of Ct. who
early went to California was Samuel A. St,
J ohu of Wilton, a son of Bradley St. John of
that, town. After a short sojourn in the G01-
den state, young St. John went to the Sand-
wich Islands, from thence to Australia, and
from thence to the Fegee Islands, where he
.has been for several years past extensively
engaged in the cultivation ofSea-Island cot-
ton. His plantation is on the Island known
have been presenting their cards ofafl'ection-
the requisite 200 lbs.
mOur new Collectors, John H. Smith,
Esq. for the town, L. C. Hartford, for the
Borough, and Chas. W. Smith for the City,
ate remembrance to afflicted “Tax payers.”
Couldn’t our present system be a little spread,
50‘ that church; state, city; borough, ' and
school taXes should not all be piled one On
top of the other at the same tim‘e. ‘ ‘
——————‘—l.
_'1‘ho' New York [grand-.- ‘
. The'reunion of the - Twenty-fourth regiJ
merit, C.V:will take place at Essex, Sept. 9
on invitation of Company B, which wasre-
cruited from that town.
nefiwaeeru .. ,.
- ' Nan'rncnnr, Mus,
_ July 28th,1871. }
DEAR Gdansk-Afton casting off from
the Nelly White,we" settled ourselvesffor
the night, Land; having a " good breeze, we
hoped to find ourselves in New LondOn in
of‘ orieu hoped’tli‘e’améndment would not
pass, and . said there were other clusses gof
tramps who, deserve arrest as 'much‘as -
'sies. Near his own town is a "place ca ed
.‘.‘bummers hall,” and the, settlers there are
not on] tramps but thieves. After further re
marks yMesSrsJ.Morehouse of Daricn, and
Johnson, of Munrtl'e;‘the' bill passed in con-
°“i{§“i§t-' * or ing-m...“ - Buoy 1. a.
so 1011 can ". ,2, ‘ om e_
state prison... General, Pgattflsaid sheis‘a
colored women,;and-has a_cancer. She “was
sent to prison for anemia Ridgeficld. -It
was believed, :that she. ought mover; to have
been sent. there, being insane. The warden
she is let out she falls back,_of course, 'up‘on
thinks the prison is not the place for help, If a
Mr. Mead,- amended so as-to prohibit a
double track, and passed.
resolution providing for a coustitutional
amendment, so that after the first Wednes-
day in May, 1874,’the lscnate shall- not‘Con
sist of less than twenty-nine nor more than
portionment' shall be made. The' resolu-
tion was then rejectal, 94 to 63, by nearly a
favor and the republicans against.
.The license bill reported than: the temper-
fairoc committee'jwns indefinitely ‘pos ‘ nod.
-; , .nesotutiouponegmtu jsénttoriul ric'ts
Jan‘hinhfi‘dmoul om . “lien? Wasfép‘ot‘ty
Report of the house select committee on ‘
the revision 01 senatorial districts witha ‘
thirty-seven membershnndnfterlfils an ap- -
strict party vote, the democrats‘voting‘in. -
'Preachin lntho evenin at'l:80 D .Bs h '
ofBridgepogrt. - g ’b’ r m "Kit
J WAN-Tilt).
Operators . on Sewing Machines f
III I . I ~ I Applyatonze, at
J. Pgs‘mA'r'rx 0. arms.
NOTICE—There will has meeting of the. corpora-
_ tors of the Agricultural Fire lnsafanc’e Company.
at therooms of tho Norwalk Insurance A ncy, N6.
'1, Gazette Building, on TUESDAY next, u at 8th,
atio'elcck P. M.. for the a se of recel a sub-
scriptlons to the stock o as 6 Company, or olng
Gnocsnlss,
London Porter,
for medicinal use.
\ - ‘
Al!" for UUII‘VRREV'S Ittllliflfl‘l’lm ”ERIN”
A full assortment of other Homeopathic
Remedys also on hand.
. WINTON'S HOMEOPATHIC PRACTICE.
for geners‘h domestic use, for sale; the latest and
best work out—price $3. ’
. Merchants supplied
with the leading Parent Medicines in any quantity.
FLAVOIRIINIGI EXTRACTS, BLUEING, ESSENCES ,
PARAGORIC, LAUDANUM, '
by the dozen or gross.
- ' . VitiLevu one of the Fegee group. His Those who have the g'o'o'd’fortune to know the morning. Meanwhile the usual initia- . , .. , . _
was perhaps the In“ to tax the Premmm ‘9 - . ’ . , : . ‘ - ~ ' ‘ . . . - .. . . . . . ‘ h ofRid efiel . The resolut'on then ed h thesommitteao constitu tonal con-. at b i . .
notes at life insurance companies This 00““ 15 0f “.10 very be? ‘1‘}311‘5’ km“ t° 0“} fellow ‘OW‘ESman mm 3- Kfiys‘iriEsq" t10n°§l1303f°ltngfr members 9f. the. thb $523335... lg. _. d .a.i l VeIntiXm.‘ it‘p’rovidés (ginotlessihantwen-V if?" “m” pf91’“.‘9 TIT“. a??? iii‘ldf‘fi, .. . ~ 19 no. 1 1 MAIN s'nuui'r.
was urged forward with greatability by Mr. commerce and sells readily in-Lolndonitgr a Will most heartily cgnfirmall thatMr.GrVee- wachVarried on With unusual . e‘uorgy, until, Resolution authorizing James Nichols,‘ ty-gyfialfioyfilnogflt‘uan .tlliri‘ I93:1tfiatglistriclt‘s,' , . F'lour,
. ' ‘ ' --- ‘ ' . ” ' ~:"'"‘ . ‘-' . -. .‘ an ' ore media" "8' ma e v . . . » ‘
t f Norwmh but 103”, a human dollar, gold, per pound. eIemp oys out ly says concerning im. I II I . by the unanimousffconsenho..a11parUeS, 9.199}??? 1.9.8911. lands ”page . instruct]; . . . V . . . .. , . . . .
333(53in hope he ’may be refumed to one hundred‘ and thirty native laborers 0“ From N, ram mic quhmdayJuzy 27 obtained, however, only=byltheJepeatej and Igagaéoaéier °§Pll¥319!tb¥'.fi Olasonhf faifyomtfiggégtfigségfiggdhgy 9,3“; N°ggzgégglzmin§ ganmadco- . - SEALED PROPOSALS
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the legislature another year to secure the his plantation and IS entirely satisfied With The ClaymepleI'QQ-Fl’lumbmflfild urgent appealsof ounQQmmodorehqmet and , . ‘J 1 25 “50‘ 111‘er Vela-51TH? 991131111186. Hal/91'8" rG Neuohumhkshfnfi,” k. “we“ ”the _ _ 01911;; gfiikvgtlilb Egg iffifr‘fiii‘i’i‘b‘i-“Iti‘.
success of the measure so just and yet so the pecumal'y results 0" his enterprise. Hfs . . an wining. . , order was reatoredatlmlf 59.33} three. 0n B'll ro . . 5?}:ng 'flues‘iti‘gl “for Idi-' port a a di'IRefé‘nt"yésblntibfl,—’th”é‘bné dig.» July am 1811': 8. 13:93AM; UIIRD. Cushional GUST next, for excavating, by the cubic yurdund
- im ortant to the tax-payers of our State. family is With him there and their chief We copy from Th‘o‘ Times of yesterday Val-hing“ they, 391193 hgterriblc northeaster v0“; £3313?“ goufild $31,321,), shall mused ofthouioioingl Theron “3.9”. .. V' . _ _ I - .~ . . . fiifiéliimhah°offh°f£lr‘tiat‘fatati‘a
p - - h tt t' u but amusement and recreation seems to be to another chapter of Cit and County Ex— saluted us.' -- é flagged against this be w tin édiii‘cbnrt‘tbr moment’s one ed nd atwothirds vote fallin —77 In -. - . . ..-.....~ . , ,heNew Yon, be" [men n mum s In
Consolidation engrossed 111110 a on ‘0 n . .' u n. d d edb penditures, surreptitious y. copied tromthe .: -.: ,, .. ’ th b f - V011 and. .129 “unfit-“16 1950 1111.0“ W35. 0 L‘ - » . ~ F ‘ a “I” m“ be “fled-“filmed "P10 affirm
avmd being Barbecued an .eVOlll‘ y throughout the forcnoon, at the expense of year and not more an two years, e orea rejected. - - . . ow. 9S1. .. . . ee ’ ’fi'ffi'ffifiiflfflffi‘gg'fimfi? or earthen“!
. ' 8 . ' all! In S
as the wheat was secured two years ago and
this was the covering chafi‘, we fail to see its
public importance. . . .
The State House questions engendered:
about all the bad bleed spilt by this legisla—I
ture. Hartford got ahead of New Haven,
but- another year _will get that matter all
their affectionate fellow citizens. The fact
that the few American missionaries on the
Island are considered by the natives to be
far more tender, delicate and juicy than an
ordinary planter, has served to save Mr. St.
John from being cannibalized thus far. He
has been called to his old home, the first time
Controller’s books, showing a total paymept
of $1,231,817 ‘76 for Plumbing and Ga it-
ting done in' the New Court4House, and the
City» and County BuildiiIlgs,lArmOries,-Drill-
.Rooms, &c.,‘betwecn. ,an 20,1805, and
. larch 2.9.. 1870.111933j0f it withinsthe. two
years 1868and 1869.. _ , I
Title aggregate is large, bii't there is“no
such monstrous-r disproportion between it
the “feelings” of severali—~’=members of the
club, and alter wurkin g about" fifteen miles
to the cast of New Haieb,,gave‘ji;t.I‘up and
run back to the Elm City, arriving there
about noon. Here we‘stayed'enjo'ying‘ our-
selves in spite of: the storm, and becoming
well acquainted 'with' Véach’ other-Ll.» On
final decree shall be’p’absed' in the case; and
a . 13g pgamefigfigouafi anally and
tease ._;c..'._ lea.-. t , ,po‘rafy ' r-
ation ; also requiring a“. three%ar§"feéi%e£l%e
in ,thegsmte,boforq apetition canbe bropght.
The bill also repeals tlie clauie‘i‘n the‘ pres:
‘e’ntw‘divoroe.lawrallowingtdivomes for-incom.
patibilit leaving eight distinct causes of di-
vorce..- _ ebill .asse'd unanimously.
. Resolution ' appropriatiugv$10,000 do} tilei
yesterday by making thejapprOpriotion con-
tingonthna pi'ivate on scription $319,000,.
came fromzthesenatewith thelalte'r amount
reduced to $5,000. . The resolution then
undated. . . . ' ‘
» ‘Resolutio‘n‘atitliori‘ziuglheEa'stBl-ld’geport
school imbeciles; amended invthe‘ house; ‘
Methodist Episcopal church to adopt anoth-
TBAYED 0R STOLEN from the remtses of the
subscriber on Friday evening, Jn y 28th. a large
RED ,ICOW, horns; turning thwarting Whocvurt' will
return saidlcow, or glyciinformatlon' where‘shom ay -
be found, will be liberally rewar ed. .. . -
t- 3 . . ‘JA ES MALLOBY.
om.moamumi.V I '
Hay,
inca-
tlons can be seen at th ’ pee
after the 27th mm a Town Clerk Vs ofilce, on and
WILLIAM s. BOUTON ' '
ANDREW ssnrgpx, '}Selectmen.
30
Walshnlan’s Remedy tor Diarrhea,
straight ‘0 .the delight 0f the New Haven- . . and the ‘robabldcost of 'thclwork. required ~ a _ ~ « .. » m., . ,. , . . , ‘Bo . » ' ~ " ‘
‘er’s, 311:1 “lé regret y°f many tax-payers. in many years, for the purpose “imqmg ”In as in thepcase of the paymentstoln ersoll Wednesday, MV3VP- Ill-vibe VSUD came out, ‘ ig‘gg‘gg’dnt “I: afigfia £931,111? ’Eh‘m’h er name‘tlian“‘East Bridgbpbrt”i;'pas'Sedt crgiyggiitnefvfigfieififiiid an $32: YSENTERY AND enemas i a
With all" due respect for the “ honors” of estate in which he has an 116151111). m‘Wll- & Co. for, Furniture, as, and to A. ._ Gar- the wind shifted to the southeasthand we 0 Bill.making clai 9; 3:11:55“; g rail- . . .,.:, v. .- . 5'» 2... r.- Friday;'Ju1'y28. agglmnggm 53:31:;ogilfegeflngyyggfifig' . D Ipudyxeme torthe above dashing-reg
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shoe-peg factory employing fifty men as 9' 1’15 f“ distant h°m“" s fitter for the last mint ’ pears having rived at New :Londonhgbt and the Pequot amended so thatrliensshall not take pEece. money of thefnud. at arms uoflcss than ocIoc P.MI‘. .. -. 7.:DAVID L. Baum . , Come, Dmg store: <
——'——- ga. ' ' ' ‘ ‘ y .y " ' House at 8p.m. After spending the even- descent:.mertgsg¢8;ltows§isung.tam!abill 25‘3““ per cent. It was P355811 Norwalk,July27th,Vlstt1._ .° . .. _. ..., _. IiL'I ’
means of promoting local thrift, than the
“ two capitols ” candensed into one-
Fairfield County {sent the first orator to
the legislature, in' the person of Hon. Wm.
D. Bishop, of Bridgeport. No other mem-
ber approached him in‘ oratorical ability,
with the bare exception of Dr. Miller, of
Enfield. The legislature was conspicuous
its unusual proportion of really superior
and able men. 'Among'the steady “ wheel-
horses,” was Henry Morehouse; of Darien;
Parley Gammons, a' Boss Dyer at the Un-
ion Co. works, essayeda days sail and pic-
nicing with a visiting‘ brother, and wife and
children. Procuring a. boat be secured the
services of that nautical expert “Jake
Swartz” as general sailing master and Pilot.
Round Beach, - near Gregory’s Point, was
made in safety, but a fatal pufi‘ Or mistaken
“luff" capsized the,boat and spilled the whole
family into the water. Most fortunately all
found him zeaIOus and active in every work
of chariit'y or philanthropy, having emplo'v-
ed him in his vocation, and found his’ work
good and his prices reasonable, we shall not
believe that he has conspired with othersto
defraud the City, unless and till compelled
to do so by evidence that cannot be gain-
say'ed. If he shall be preved a knave, We
must conclude that honest man arefar scarccr
than we have hitherto .belived them.
The Tribune Subsequently asserts that Mr.
Keyser is preparing a statement of all his
business transactions with the City and will
ing there and breaking upa hop by drawing
oil the dancers to listen to, the singing of
our Quartett‘e club, we set, sail again and
startedfor Nantucket. Of all the sailing it has
ever been the fortune or the Neptune club to
enjoy, yesterday’swas the best. . Amagnifi-'
cent breeze, with -'a splendid boat, gave me
an experience which can never be forgotten.
After recovering from general .scasickness,
which overcame not only all but four or five
of the club, but ~the captain' and pilot as
asseda . , .
p Resolutiou'V‘ordcrin‘g‘Vithesale‘orexchénge
of muskets and replacing the‘tn with improv-
ed arms: Passed.‘w- - .
. Bill eiempting disabled- soldiers iand‘sail-
ors 'and the widows and mothers of soldiers
and sailors killed in service, efrom taxation
to the amount ofr$1,000 on personal and
real'estate. The bill passed. - f :
Mr. Potter, of Essex, called up thc'reso-V
lotion appropriatin $12,000 to the state nor-
mal school annual y. Itwas amended the
ally? . he resolution passed.
other do by striking out the-word“annué-
“ Senator Woodward read the resolution of
thanks to the lieutenant governor, passed by
the ’ Senate, 3 esterduIyI, and supplemented
them with abrief ad ess complimentary to
Governor-T ler. . . ,
Senator dams bresented the lieutenant
governor with a cane, offered by the mem-
bers of the Senate. ‘ ,
Hons]: ::—Dr. Taylor reported for the
committee of; conference on» the salaryof
' o'reéonsider‘hnd cbdchr‘wlth the Setiafe'in
passing the bill., The report was accepted,
i'uogesinu’t they récdihlii‘endedéthe'EHou’se V '
‘t' ..r’ ‘1».;.".‘;..;
runs. J..A. 1mm,
VMunnery Goods,
- ' And Sole Agent for ' ‘ ‘
. BUTTEBVIVCK’S PATTERNS; _
Also Agent forISlngcr’s Improved 'Famlly‘ Sewing
, Macines. : . ‘ ’
No. 2, Chlchostor’s Blo'e‘k,
. _Waslilugton_ Street, south Notwolk. , Ily'ajlj
nohwaxL HALL. " _,
Straw; ~
KerIqs 111° 01.1,.
» uiw ENGllflSEcU‘RITIESIV. j 7
First M ortgagc Joint Bonds
Three New tidal. Railroads,
VIIIIGIPAI. AID II'I’IES'I' PA'AILE II II“,
ME FROM 00 VEBJWENT TAX,
(1 out two ene etic clear-headed' hands were enabled to cling to the bottom . . . . . I I I I I . -. II _ ‘ . . ,
sutiaelixiiforOu: democratic tidindsht‘ereenwicb of the overturned craft and soon were res- .31”? to the plibhc', Th? WM further well, We thoroughly‘and heartily enjoyed . Bill thattwhenaoorporator.ofahsavings :32 the HouserotedItoIrecdhsider and con .MSEEAE 5W 1G3 AUGL7TH'5 - Styled the
this year, improved very much on some of cued by a passing boat, from their perilous says m ““0”ng 1”,“,wa ”WWW" of the day, arriving at. Nantucketiat 3 p. m., Bgsgifvggzigogtfigg bgiegfifsigigéofihgg I Mr. Seymour presented Itth resolution of . - __*_-_ 1! 'lI' 01' l. I. f‘ V E R M: .0 N 'l.‘ . D .1 V I 8 140 .N
. situation. It will do to laugh about it now the Tammany Ring. . . . . - having run down from‘New'LonIdonin‘four- r , » I thanks to the speaker of theAHouse. -- The original and only .01" THE ..
their past selections. Fanton, ot Danbnry,
was as diligent and active as he always" is
enthusiastic and zealous. The. member from
Stratford', combined the quiet, well posted
Legislator withthe reportorial duties of the
editor, and both duties Were faithfully and
well done. BroWn, of Westport, was one
of the few capable and honest democrats,
who could not be seduced into a confidence
in Bishop’s railroad honesty. Mr. J ellifl‘,
republican; of Bedding, was an attentive
and meritorious young member, while his
colleague Foster and Cornell, of Ridgefield,
and Morehouse of Wilton, did better than
republicans could reasonably expect of such
resolute democrats.
0f the Senate, after our own district, the
least said the better, for the balance of Fair-
field County. The average of that body,
however, was thll up to former years, the
that it -is all over, but it was a‘ve’ry narrow
escape from fatal results. ' I -
,. . .
A young and promising son of Wm. B;
painfully unfortunate'in the loss of his chil-
dren. The seeds of consumption seem to ‘
manifest themselves just as Ibis boys begin
to attain toearliest manhood and they wilt
and falter and fall by the way side before
life’s most earnest work is begun. The fam-
ily of Mr. L. have the deepest sympathies of
his friends and neighbors.
0
mg“ The garrulous boy 'who wrote letters
to the Palladium from Hartford during the
late session of the Legislature, seems now to
have assumed its editorial chair.
.<.p,.._.
Lockwood has just died. Mn'L. has béenl
. crooked in'this.“..plumbing and gas-fitting”
* *. .* Our old and trusted friend
John H. Keyser, must be a good witness for
one side or the other in the suit which we
trust is soon to be'b'rought.‘ * ‘ * *
‘You may safely bet that he will refuse to
answer any questions on the plea that the
truth would inculpate or disgrace him.«
Just call him into Court ,on an issue thich
his testimony would elucidate, and he will
tell ‘all he knows» about Corporation
“plumbing . and: gas-fitting”——how much
work has been done for the City by .his
house’ what was its honest value, whether
more was charged and received within his
knowled e, who was the culprit,.and who
.the bane ciaI . If there be aught dark or
business, Mr. Kc ser’s testimony will eluci-
date it. and all t c meney ever stolen frOm
our City treasu —and that is a big pile—
wouldn’t induce im to swear to a lie.
0
WRcv. Joseph Anderson’s paper before.
the Philological Society is spoken of as one
teen hours. We passed a very pleasant even-
fair given for the'beneflt=of the Episcopal
church ,and beingst'ipplied with’com’pllment-
ary tickets thereto. It seemed the strangest
idea to . me that this place could have ever
been a whaling port. When oncefth'c hari'
'bor is reached itis all‘tliat could ‘be’de‘sired,
but to reach it you have to pass through a
winding, narrow channel, where even our
vessel, drawing but five feet of water, drag-
ged on the bottom for along distance; All
whaling vessels were loaded and unloaded
below the bar, tipped over on the-side and
towed in .by'steamer to the dock. The pop-
ulation of the town has dwindled down
from'10,000 to 3,000. Houses such as would
rent for three or four hundred dollars in
Norwalk, remain empty here at twenty-five
inghere‘, the club .bcina .invitedlo attend a '
hisplacemay. be vacated (bya unanimdus
vole. *Passed'in cancurrence. - --?
' The committee on constitutional amend-
‘ ments repdrtedadve‘rsely on the bill" provid-
ing for a constitutiona convention; came
from the senate rejected: concurred.
Resolution incorporating the Connecticut
Agricultural insurance company of Nor-
walk. The amendment to ad ‘the werd
“fire" was adopted, and the resolution then
.passed.
horse railroad cOmpany in Norwalk, to ex-
tend track; passed.
- SENATE, Wednesday, July 26.
Bill for, the, organization of the military
force, ‘ concurred with the house in the
amendments attached to the bill in that, body,
and theVbiIl passed without debate.
Resolution authorizing the appropriation
of $12,000 annually for the Normal School.
Concurred with the house in striking out the
word “annually,’.’ and as amended passed.
Resolution incorporating the Connecticut
agricultural insurance company ; concurred
Resolution authorizing the Gregory point -
Mr. Merrill then Ipresented the Speaker
with a massivejgol watch’aii’d chain.
Mr. Woolley presented thcv'cle'rk and as-
sigtant each witha handsome gold headed
cane, with remarks of the most complimen-
tarl'y and flattering character. > . v
r. Northrop presented to Mr. Elton of
Hartford a fine gold-headed cane, in behalf
ofthe younger members Vof :thc House. V
The Senate here entered'with the clerk
and lieutenantLgovernor at the head.-
In a few minutes the Governor entered,‘
ed by the state officers. _ ,
The Rev. ’Mr. Woolley, ”member of the
House from Meriden, offered prayer. .
The overnor then said:
Mr. esider'it and Gentlemen of the Gen-V
eral Assembly :—Your committee has in-
formed me that you have completed "the
business of the session. Before ordering
your adjournment as is my dnt , permit me
to thank you for the courtesy have inva-
riably received at your hands, individually
and collectively. .
the' House rising 'to receive him, accompani- .
tilitllttill. MlNSTRElSl -_
GREAT, AMERICAN SLAVE TROUPE,
From Macon, 6a., will give one of their first-class
- entertainments at the above named ball on
.. . Monday Evening,.Angust 7th, .1871. .
THE GREAT IVIAllllAR IIILESQIE.
PIIIA ”In-All Ill“ IIIII‘I’IIBALE.
Mr. S. DREWETTB will up car on this occasion;
also ten other artis to: of genu e merit.
anmssron, as as. ansnnvn sears. so Cts
FIRST GRAND'
Mflllllilllltllllll
ran ra'sr-SATHN‘G s'r'nhtna
TE
UAR'lUAIl UR [E88 QUANTITY-
we” «no, we»,
Bx'rnn
AT THE
-‘ PORTLAND
AND tannins
TRUNK ISL—R. LINE.'.IV _
We urge upon capitalists and all having money'to '
invest, the most' (mm investigation of
these securities, believing them to combine more
safety and profit than any Railroad Bond now in the
market. The Portland and Ogdensburg Railrond.
llne‘will be the shortest route by more than
My miles from the me- to the Amalie.
The road will have local bis-luau enough to
pay all its running export-cs and to insure the '
prompt and regular payment of tutors
on on its small bonded Celia. It will be the
greatest pleasure th'oxouflnnre in the
Eastern States, uniting by the shortest route . -
con and Lakes George and Champlain with.
White Mountains, Lakes Memphremagog and.
thloughby, Mount Mansfield and tho cele- .
brated mineral springs of Northern Vermont.
The Road is under the management of some of the
, most experienced, successful and widely known
12th District carrying a 300d deal to the ‘ it?“ Seven new houses erected 0111118 Old of the most intei‘estintr of the session The dollars per your, and one year’s rent in Nor— with the house in inserting the word “fire" You. have CODdlICtEd the discussions of . ‘ W
. ' . - . ' . ‘ built 1 th , 11 111i int
credit account. Gen. Platt, was as ever, af~ Sans Souci Ball ground, this season and Tribune classes Mr. Aanderson with the lead- walk would buy equally as good a place in in title, and as amended pgssed. thIe mutters which have- come before you N E L L Y W the $213202” Lilauzgeagis :1; ‘ggmgff:
ter the rogues and spendthritls. As honest more going up. - ing philological students of the country, Nantucket. The people, judging from the The consideration of the railroad consoli- wrth fairness and deliberation, and wrthout Will make the first grand excursion of the tion one, win;
in his conséienfious Purposes as he is “80' M...._.__- such as Whitney Hadley Goodwin Crosby numb“ °f 1”" s that f°n°wed “5 as we damn 11.) 111 wnsdewmedn The gueiiion was 231%? (3125:1153? it]: lilgéliianvi hilifé‘t’é’ii ”850‘“ on ' ' . “managers of the Rm have themselves 1"-
lute and unreserved in “16 utterance Of his W Capt. C. E. Crabbe has been trans- ' ' ’ marched about the town. have giVBn up u on t camen ments 0 cred y ' Sum- good of the state ’ Our People will, I think WEDNESDAY EVENING’ AUG“ 2' t'temuimlymlmucggimmck’ mete?“ handgun;
" -— ‘ ons ngnearys eat to compee t e 0.7.
sentiments. Rev. Mr. Woolly was -one of
ferred from the P. F. Brady to the City of
and Trumbull.
.p—.———
whale fishing and gone to raising children.
ner, requiring a reduction of fares as a con-
dition of such consolidation. “
The question'on the amendment was lost
commend your decisions,_ and particulfary
so in the’ matters of benevolence an’d educa-
She will leave her dock, South Norwalk, 8 P. M..
proceed. down the Bay, then to the eastward as far
ready for the iron, (thus showing their appreciatiom
of the importance and value of this enterprise). For
the most zealous and laborious talkers and Norwalk. W Mr C F Ra , T - There was but one whale ship at: the dock, .
. . . ymond s large collection ,. _ . , b the followin vote __ Yeas 8 Na 012 tion. as Charles Island, and return about an. ill. . V
workers of the House. As he was on the -———°-‘O of Roses are now in full bloom for the 2nd and this had come in from a three years Y E - 1/ - I wish you one and all happiness and Eyeggorml; 3:11];ng getting; tag): frat-glint: convenience of investors the bonds (coupon ones!!-
Humane Institutions, and always a “ beggar
for appropriations.” he probably fought
more skirmish battles than any other half
dozen members. But his candor and fair-
ness.secured him success in about every—
Rev. Mr. Gates of the lat Baptist Church
goes off this week on‘bis annuahSummer
vacation. He is to be absent several weeks.
Four new members were baptised in his
church last Sunday.
time this season, and he expects them to
bloom yet again, before the season is over.
I .;+———-
Q” The Sunday School of the 2nd M. E.
Church make their annual excursion on the
trip, and lost money, even with an eighty
thousand dollar cargo. This morning the
club divided, thirteen going fishing, and the
rest going ashore and scattering about the
. 1
orders from the Commodore,and on counting
island. At two p. m. we assembled, as per .
Mr. Hall moved an amendment providing
that the legislature should have the right,
at any time after the acceptance ofthe tran-
chise, to regulate the fares upon these roads ;
The amendment was lost by the following
vote ; Yeas 6. Nays 14.
Mr. Sumner offered . an amendment that
prosperity and a return -to similar or higher
utics. - .
Here the dc uty sherifi‘ called the usual
Oyes, chs, yes, and. the Secretary of
State declared the General Assembly ad-
journed sine die. T
- TIIEWIIEELVEBJI- WILSUI lull WES & string IAIIS
300, which number the boat will easily accommodate.
accompany the excursion.
Good music, singin danciu and refreshments
furnished by Baly. . g, . g
A pleasant an and a merry time may be expected.
N. B.—-P.osltively no liquor of any description sold
on the boat.
Lawm- null PRICES 1
s
tored), are of the following denominations: . V a;
' ‘ 81,000, 8500 and 8100,
and the interest, an no. em. comm payable semi,-
annually in Boston on the 1st of May and the-lat or
November. These Bonds are‘ otered until furthar
notice, at 90, and accrued interest in currency.
For/unher informatitm—fizmphleu, Naps, Ice.—
thing except in his own candidate for city W'- . the consolidated company shall not char e O
. . _ . . propeller City of Norwalk, on Thursday, . . . . g. Tickets for the Irlp $1 each—foi- sale at
u e of Menden. Hts fellow townsmau m m A murder and abortion trial last week . up found that our Secretary Mr. D. E. Dis- 3 higher rate of fare in this state than in YOlIn" Mr. Astor’s acht the “Restless” the toll win laces: Uhl . d t c i ’11 “1’1"” “ ' '
5 58 the 10th inst. . ' ' New York state. . = y ’ store. it. e 1...... muss..:iifiiqt’§l.1£'t:a if I I. a 1- man-Is no.
the Senate, Fay, (one of the rising young
men of our State), was a little too well up in
the science of political management, for the
uninitiated parson. With this exception
“ Brother Woolly” was as triumphant as an
ox in the corn, and‘may his shadow never
be less. Our regrets are sincere and heart-
felt that we are to lose him item our State.
We do not think it any exaggeration
of the facts to claim that no single member
occupied two days at the Town House, be-
fore Justice Foote. The details are too re-
volting for publication. The evidence was
strong against the accused, on the 2d count
of the Indictment, but not so‘well sustained
upon the first and more serious charge of
murder, although the poor mother sacri-
ficed her life in her insane error and tally.
The trial developed the circumstance that
the wretched prisoner had been a willing
.<.>...
The South N orwalk Independent has
“ cased ” a large amount of type prepara-
tory to the printing of the paper“ at home.”
I .p-‘————
w Collector Smith has another notice
for those who have not yet.paid their town
taxes: '
. _ .
W What is pleasanter or" more rational
brow, had caught the larg’est fish, (6% lbs.,)
and also the largest number, (20). The thir-
teen fishermen caught 86 blue fish in about
one hour's time. We are not able to say.
what the rest of the club caught 0n shore,
your correspondent being. one ofthe fishing
party.
I hope to mail this to you at—Edgartown
to-night, although as I. write, we are sur-
rounded by a dense fog, which makes it
Mr. Douglas moved for a recess of one
hour; lost. ' '
Mr. Sumner’s amendment was lost.
The question was then on the passage of
the bill and it passed by the following vote:
Yeas—Messrs. Mills, Tuttle, Allen, J. K.
Adams, Bailey, J.‘ S: Adams, Ferry, Wood-
ward, Catlin, Curtiss, Z. W. Bisscll, Gris-
wold,Tha car—13. _
ltaya— essrs. Hall, Elmes, Sumner, Cot-
ton, Douglas—5 . ‘
Absent-em. Fay. Mr. Johnson and Mr. F.
. ter the gala and .is now on the Gregory’s
‘came into our Harbor,- last Tuesday, just af-
Point Marine Railway for an overhaul of the
exterior. . ,.. I _
l ——9—4.r—.———-
WWe have just received more of those
heavy cotton stoc‘kipgs, at 10 cents per pair.
Kleindr Emanuel. . I - '
C
- 500 yards, Remnants Printed Lawns,
Fast Colors, at 6 cents per yard.
F. Peck's drug store, VSo. N orwal
t" Ifstormy, the next fair night. '
NOTICE.
FIVE pars, GRACE!
STATE AND TOWN TAXES on the List of 1870,,
will be received until, and on SATURDAY, the
5th day of August. without addition.
6’ One per cent. (requiredby statute law) will be
added to the amount of all taxes remaining unpaid
after said 5th day of August, and for each month
thereafter, that any tax shall so remain unpaid a
like sum of one per cent. shall be added until the
same is paid
Eavé- on Hand.
ALsp
St. Johnsbury. Venuon't.
HIRIAIIS I. 80., -
252 Broadway, New York. .
FAIIIAIIS, IRUWI I. GIL, ,
118 Milk Street, Boston. ‘
’ IAIIIAIIS I. "III,
115 Chestnut Street, Phlla.
FIIAIIIAI. isms.
Trustees to: the First Mortgage consumer-5,, A
II". ll" P. PIMII, 5"- 30111155133 Vt-
AIIAIIAM “WE, ESQ" .
Presidential: Nat. Bank, Boston, m’
Of our Legislature has proved himself mort‘e putty t? “1.6 WiCkedfleSS, and her general than a moonlitrht sail on the water when look' rather dubious. TO-mOITOW we shall P. BiSSCll paired. . - . I 31 JOHN E. SMITH, Collector.
1159mm“? s‘t‘e’ inieipedauy ‘° '1‘“ ‘9‘ rf'pmmn m “I? bum“ “ll-doubtgdly to.“ y°“ have the Timpanimm“ “’3‘“ “‘1 g° “herewith" Spirit mm 11.33:: giggling. fightigfi‘itinfféraiigm goifltiii‘iié’itst‘é'i‘ifed‘iieifilieio‘ifiii ' Illsrmlnm iiii‘ia‘afiim. Com :1
cal interest of his District, thanISenaItor Asa giled a strong) 1feelingf of lgjlndiot; againRst sari dancing. W 811} we are to have a chance to Yours, in perfect enjoyment, Slice from “-16.501106! fund ; passed. W‘ price ’25 cents," . ' . NOBOTON STATION . ' . "
B. Woodward. This fact candid dcmticrals S only: a y ddtli end fyr thénSt t :20; enjoy a match” one, on Wednesday eve- FISHEBMAN. Mr. Woodwsrd offered a bill providing Summer Shawls. Spring and summer BUILDING LOTS , . .
concede, as thoroughly as Republicans. We “11 . 511-. an eVIcase 0 ~. a . ~. ning, the Nelly White being engaged for a I - that the consolidated New York and New . . - . . . . _ ’ Tea and CURSE at new “UK Fillies '
ducted by Messrs.Wilson& Hurlbntt. J us- Po"’°“l’“ Haven and Hartford and New Haven rail- clothing 10“ me“ and boy *“t greatly 1'" 1‘ BR“ "‘1‘" mm “mm" mp“, 50mm ‘9“- ’ ' ' ~ ‘ '
_ . annex “FOR THE GREAT UNITED. STATES
state what we know, wheu'we assert that
the General Railroad Law would not have
tice Foote, gave a very clear and succinct
moonlight excursion out on the Sound and
having on board the famons'theler & Wil-
. Enem'rown, 0 P. M.
Just arrived and received with' open
roads shallbe subject to ._ all the provisions
of the general statue requiring them to fur-
duced prices to make room for fall stock.
' D. A. SALMON & CO.
A few more will be sold at the old prices.
Apply toMELVlLLE E. M ,
«81 Darlen Depot, Conn.
AND ARE ancnrvm‘o nvnnr nu
TEA COMPANY, It
‘11. H. J; U. 8. PROWITT'S
- o a I
come Within gun-shot 0f a passage but far “summing up" ofthe Chef pointsofevidence sot. Band. A train is to be run from Dan- -nish equal facilities to all connection roads . '
the' “390mm management at our Senatdr. “d at the conclusion held the prisoner to bury to accommodate friends of the boat arms. . for the interchange of cars ticketingaof pass ' ' Westport, July, 24' , DY“: Storm
' ‘ 'scr'igers, checkin of baggage, etc., as the ’
Our State Insane Asylum will be indebtéd
to him for one of its most capable and valu-
bail for trial before the Superior Court in
the sum of $1500. Subsequently Elbert.
from there. .A limited number of tickets
only are to be sold, and no liquor to be had
HARPER’S Wanna—The Harpers send us
a splendid number of their paper this week,
'New York and ew Haven was before con-
solidation, Thebillsubstantiully secures to
TIWThc very best French Corsets can be
boughtIror 60 cents at; Klein &IEuI1anuel’IsI.
- ' Universityltléflcines.
WE can confidently recommend these very popu-
lar medicines. In all cases they give give
.fibiifisomé
able Directors, :sgt wsas he who s'ecured It}: fiaymmtldl’i 1359-, became 1;? 30:51:?“ an: on board. We predict this will be one of- the both as to illustrations and rcadiug.matter.V gléIAir VLine hltfilmw the prroltlection Mr; ,0 gm, satisfaction
a ointment o r. amue ynes to t t .8 wrc c e woman 33 on I rm an r 7 ' , ~ The Week] is never dull but this number. on 38. 50113 to. secure y is ame'nd- ‘ - ' . " -
PP ’ , most enjoyable parties of the season 3 . “mg-s proposed to. the consolidation hill 3 231,199. I H. M. at c. s. Pnotvrr'r. CHARLES a. pm. when . ,-. -.
position. Then, too, our State Military ser-
vice is indebtedto him for “the right man
in the right place,” in the appointment bf
Colonel Oranflird to be Brigadier-General,
under the revised Viiiilitary' system. -
Among the prominent and influential
members of the House, must be classed Mr-
Lewis F. Beers, of this town, whenever e
rose to speak to any question, he was always
listened‘ to with respectful attention. His
style was clea‘r, and brief, always sayin
tottering on the verge of the- grave herself,
was released. ' V
W The “ Neptunes” went off on Monda
night last, with flying colors and spirits.
The Nelly.Whitc was hired to tow- out the.
party's schooner, which she did-in fine style
—surrendering her. decks and saloons to a
free sail to all the friends and admirers of
the boys. - A fine breeze struck the schoon.
or off the locum of Westport harbor, and
-——————.—¢.s—.——-———~
The New York Times [still continues its
raid into the secret bowels of the‘Tammany
Ring. The press of the country have also
taken up the matter'and the‘ excitement and
injuryto the democracy sure to result from
the damaging figures of the Time, seem like-
ly to prove even greater than, that growing
out of the riot. ‘ The faithful democracy out;
side of New York claim that Tammany is
grinding the party to defeat and destruction
is especially brilliant and sparkling. Mass.
readers Will perhaps he most interested in
the paper on"Saiem;which “occupies nearly
the whole of the eight page supplement, and '
is illustrated with man vfine engravings from
original sketches.i Nast also comes :out- in
full force again, and phts'Tweed and Jim
Fisk 'in the pillory Easi'Richard III.” and,‘
“Falstaff.” The burlesque side of- the late
‘riot‘ finds a- very humorous chronicle in a
clever copy of verses ‘on'the “Flight of Colo-
‘a‘ssed. ~ . . ~
_p. Resolution. appropriating $8,000 to the in-
sane hospitaLiu Middletown, for the fenc-
ing of lands'and to provide additional bed-
din , etc.. for thenceommodation (if more
patients in buildings outside ,of. the ‘main
building ; passed. ‘
Bill incorporatin
culture, Concurrc _
meats and the bill p sed'.V‘ ' .
Q Billstriking out" the ward “white” tl'Om
. the general statutes so that colored citizens
may been the same-footing as white citizens ;'
the suite board of agri-
ith the house am‘end- .
On the 1st'day of July, the vanmn’s
INSURANCE CoirPA'nv, of Hartford, had
written Twelve Thousand Life Policies and
Two Hundred out; Nineteen_..Thousand One
Hundred and Eighty-nine Accidental Poll-
‘0188. ' .
, _ o » j_ '
(gr 50 ao‘z'en‘or' the best Hoop Skirts at
only 40 cents, at Klein &5Eman nel’s.
.. :L’Cl'z-h" . I
A Newman EXCELLENT Sncunm.—The.
-, A ‘40.
31 PPJI
V LSEMINMW: FUR .ltlllllli' lllllES.
A
MANUFACTURERS, ATTENTION.
600 feet on Linden avenue—near Noroton sta-'
‘ tion and the rear on New Haven Railroad
~ls oflered to a responsible manufacturing com-
pany who will improve the same immediately. -
~‘MELVILLE’E. ' ,
. " . ; Dal-ten Depot, Conn.
DAR (EN
. HIS-Institution ls pleasantl situated on Semi-
nary‘nill about one mile rom Darlen Depot.
For beaut of, location and scenery, and healthful-
F rash/Ground Corn and Oats, .
carom-m) mm, &c.,
Lfilth-Qalts:l.'_Véi—thlrt:lyISt:'Ittgf
A Now-name! showman. ’ .7
Intended for People Now a numb:
“ Including Farmers. Koch-ates. last-chants. Pro- .
Mons! 31¢quka and all In-
_ liar of nouns: rolls. and the Wives. Sons. afl.
hammers of all such. -
orth on noun: a run 1 '
on: nominal: cams Iron, :50.
the Nelly cast off hawsers and let the craft passed. 0.? 1°" W OneTCe’Ii: icon. not them be a
what he had» to say in the fewest possible
words, and when he got through, unlike
many other legislative debaters, he starred
talking. Norwalk: honored herself and did
“.fiy on the wings of the wind.” She had
not proceeded far, however, when the winds
died away and she lazily drifted along,reach-
“A life on the ocean wave,"—
everywhere else IthrOughout the country, and ’
that it cannot live and belmade to bear the
odium of tlie'New York' ring, is very certain
and no wonder the party leaders quail be»
item. ,” which everybody ‘ouglit‘to read
who enjoy a’ heartyilaugli: The’fihcrart‘ il-
‘lnstralions in the preseutnumberinclude an
exquisite engraving from Carl .Baag’s pic-
Bill‘outhorizing townstoguaiyitee bonds
ofthe ‘Air Line road‘to 'tl'ié'a‘nl’ount of $700-
000, amended in house so as to make vote
by ballot, and as amended passed. .
Billmaking ponds and streams whose ad:
First 1110' age=Bouds of theJVermont divi- ,ness of c imute ‘iio more.dasirable ]place can he
sion of the ortland and .0 Vensburg Rail- ‘
road‘tmnk‘diiib file; advert ‘ ”in" another
)art of thist paper. The road has beenmear-
y graded, ready for the ties,‘lly "8th sub-
found. The but ding is new and but with direct
referencoto thoconveniencc and comforwf ]pupils.
The rooms are large with high ceilingsywel venti-
lated, and newly furnished throughout. The school
year, begins. the" fourth IWedues by in Se tember
andcloseslltaf third mean” in June.“ r ere will
point for the contact‘of Lake‘a'n‘d rail trans-
L
FVROVM‘ BO UTON’S MILL,
melubsasmryl’utom... ...... .-
- s - .n
. sum-wan? son, 02 a nun, '
'ot the same size and “mulch-1W. .u.
m WEEKLY. but with I. mnlflw 9!,
a service to the State, when she elected him ing mid-way between the. Connecticut river fore their certain doom One of the .. so t ture “Danger in the Desert n and apowerful . . . . . .
. ~ , . . .. - . . . . . . - .. ; t :the amountraised-b the - - ~ - - - - » .. » mlscslt road! , furnishing ‘
to the LegiSIBtme'. 0‘“ M" Craw, “$011211 and New Haven harbor, When Tuesdays things” exposed by~tlie Times, is the'faft composition by Sol Eytinge,. which accom- figfifgglfggfiiaggfigs £323? to be licdnldg‘i'lslt‘obe deétéle'lay‘lhygllle tiseilgtfii i’:.‘i:ifa‘t‘;l‘°‘”°“ or?“ “we“ “my“ Win' Formerly m... as Davin mt: "manmgxflmnmufigm
not a lawyer, had a clear head, prompted 133' gale mg!" her and she was 0°")?er ‘0 that new carpeting enough is charged-to the" PfiniesflKil" CETSOD'S’ Ride? P wonderfully , Mr. Sumner altered the following .billi— Ironfind “l, equipmenitirthesic . «91%? mi For tems' el&’£g%;sa. RICE, Principal, ' n m" “m". 9'9“.“m “mm-
on honeatfheart, and his votes wrll bear Ira. put back-into NewIHaven harbor. It issaid new court' house, to cover the ”the“, stirring poem bngoaquin Miller. .We con- “That the New York, New Haven and bfitfmegs‘xi lhgtftfiéiefifgg :- ru fin. .. 31 . ‘ . . .' .. Darlen.Dcpot,Conu. . vrru: DAILY SUN. “A my
WNW COmPR’im ““11 “‘0“ 0f any Outer ”‘9 ””9” W“ “hm" 50“” 0f the Neptunes Hall Park three times thick! And then‘ they . emulate the Harriers -on='the manner in mm?“ ’3‘“’°“d°°mlmy 9““ “0‘ diam“. ' uses? and interest’on-thee shelf: hogtfdi . . . . . " A prominently mun. neuron war: a.
member. . relieved theirIIminds and stomachs on this gave $2,317,000 for furniture and cabinet «Which: the high standinglof. the-Weekly is gigfifiggtgxgérggrofhg? £31,133! ‘1": debt. The road willform apart of one of MELVIZLE :3- HEAR. WOW?!- hbli", . AND Sfldd‘ffi'ifiiwtfmlfl stilt? I‘ll.“
The military men of the State will 119' occaswn’ “'5 q‘me “13mm ‘0 “eel” while Work to com lets the comfort of the inmates sustained, and On its uniform excellence-as a: cated in this state than'the‘ "demand and re- the 5'30“?“ «a 1 1139‘ 11999.1‘91111‘139 Lake” - . . ' . ' ~ stmf‘io 3“" ' ”Willing
. . - . P nth b0 d d t u b .. m l . , . W 1011'.
- joice in the selection of Col. Craufurd of the others herorcally sang between their spasms of that wonderful building; They 'expe‘n‘ds’ journal of politics, literature aha art. ceive in the state of New ork.” The bill I :11; xte cilia-II The ’exggelldn‘gof-Pgr‘ifanghtaed I . > I ~ ‘ ”Ill DENT, tall” . __ _
8th Regiment Connecticut N. G. to Ofretchmg— ’ 1 . - ~- . ' “I: : .» . ‘ passed; -- . . .. -. '~ . 3'» ... -‘ » V -=. 1" -- * ~' TERMS To CLUBS.
ed $ 08,000 for curtains and cornices to the bor, the faet that OgdensburgVis the true. .
REALI ESTATE’BIQNDS, &c, ran norms: my sun.
6’
Brigadier General, 'under' the new militaliy
law. He has had many years experience and
hilly knows the wants of the militia.
Among the local matters of Legislation
passed at the late session, is the chartering
of the Gregory’s Point HorseRailway; the
extension of our present Horse Railroad :to
[3‘ Another fearful catastrophy occurred
in New York on Sunday afternoon last.
The Staten Island ferry-boat Wc'stfield e‘x-
ploded her boiler us she was on the pointiot
starting from Whitehall slip, and 45 of her
passengers were'ki‘lled and 70, more or loss
The man who wrote it was green,
He never had been to sea—
A storm on the Sound never seen.
—or words to that effect. VWeduesday even-
ing and Thursday morning, a few “dcsertersl’
were cspied about our streets, with their
boot-heels all 011‘, the efi'ects of sudden mus-
.The club reached Nantucket on Thursday,
where they had a'very pleasant time, attend-
ing a fair of the Episcopal church in the
'e'vening, to which, the Nantucket Enquirer
says their Glee Club was a valuable acqui-
sition, and “ the blue coats and brass but-
136 windows, but: there are no cornices to be"
seen, and the curtains are nothing but plain
shades. These are the “ financiersl’who-‘are
anxious to. get hold'of the national debt l
W The fire boys who have been spend-
ing the past ten'days encamped down the
.H
as” The hauling or the dark and dismal
Fire Engine Steamer up through our streets
on Saturday, andon “ up country}! was the'
cause of much wonderment. Some df‘the
wiseacrcs “ guessed” that because South
House, is going -to be . when finished wabout
. the richest looking: edifica on thefiEast side of
the Harbor. The elevated location§:adds
Selectman .Selleck. . But joking aside. {I‘he
.. [3‘ The misery '.of grading and, outlying
and side-walking, is just now ragingfearful-
Church toMcrwin St. ~. - . - , V
. - . , a. _ .
The people of Stonington’ are preparing
Norwalk PoSt "Otiice was denied by the .to celebrate the fifth anniversary of tliehat-
Our new four story,‘Fi'-ench roof Poor .
much to‘its attractive ' appearance and we:
have already spoken for our apartments to :-
ly (in West Avenue, from the 2mm, EL'and'the 113501,“ mm,
1 Hopsn 3—1113 'Eaton caiolged up the resolu-
.1 onianprppria as $500. . . decree. cs i-
tol building in New Haven, heretoforea'rcjegt-
ed ; it came from the senate passed. ' '
. Mr. Eaton said he did not wish to take up.
any. time on this matter. The house 0 a
decided majority .the other day. math to
pass this resolution, and he now moved, at
‘this late day, that the house adhere.
insist on. thetable, and it was earned. ,
Here the matteriendédLMr. In’gefsoll with-
drawing all 0 position. tithe house adheres,
.. killed for this‘s'ess‘ion. '
.. Petition toincoipbrhtezthfe‘anciept order
cf Hibernians ; leave to withdrew; j, .
Susan, Thursdav,.Ju - .27.
heavy investors themselves as well- as the
3 "Thousands are killed every year-by acci-
portation, the enormous amount of business
offering, end, thc'shortn‘ess and directness of
this line, point to itps one of the most prom-
isin enterprises now..on foot in,New._ Eng
lan . Already the eastern- divisiouof the
.road has crossed the New Hampshire line,
and is entering the White Mountains. The _
multiplication .of lines. ;to :the‘ “.West. only ' ‘
Foreign Drafts and Passage Tickets
7‘5 Internal'keor'nuc Stamps and Legal‘Bla'nh,
LOANS, NEGOTIATED,
banks, 'the- great. scale manufacturers, are
financial agents, and. the Trustees ‘of the
bondarc gentlemen'of eminent standing in -
the community, .we indicate. in a few words
the great=superiority of— the security over
many others, and hence warmly-recom-
mend it. '
smzunm GK? 9 .'
LIST or iiw 30sz
FOR SALE AT
_—
na- xov WAN-'1‘ um nns'r
Scales for (lineal or. Fallill Ilse, '
IMPROVED EUREKA IAIAIUE,
Five conic-,6“ your, so “(trauma
as... l m «dime-sec '
, o as, one year.- .
auuxtracopy tothogoflcrnpgtcluhb. (and . .
.;. .. - . - villxlr ollui.‘
Twenty copies, one your
. separate] MM
(and an extra copy to the gutter up’ot club).
« Ellison Doll-3..
Fifty copies. one your. to one address éand tho
SemtJVeekly one year to getter an of ab). .
' - Thirty-three no ‘
Winnipank ; “13 chortering ofthe “0111 W 11 cular contractions and relaxations, it-is said. harbor on one of 'theV'lslaVnds,’ fishing, bath-K people of- Norwalk should rejoice at this. Mr; Ingergou_l'move that the' house in- selvesto stimulate business, andin any case . . 1- may copies. on y ,separmly mm (m
Clu ’s. and {th Agricultural FF” Insurance But a bad beginning usually makes a good ing, sailing and' recuperating, pulled their new structure and theobiiteration of the old sist and ask for a committee of conference. a linewhi'ch‘ offers so’ many advantages as Fire. 1-1“ Gila Aécldenl‘l loam-nee- V . . ‘2!““1‘Wefiglrarwmfinufioacgglé
Company, which is to be restricted to IBSGIY- ending, and the Neptunes will come out: all tents on Saturday, and with well browned poor house, for it was a criminal disgrace to :MrngatonJ—And'l “0‘93““? thaton the :3? mill ggrfgfianfiqu?£gfiffi:gfif“Of the " ' mapn‘padrfifilcqoiangne my, gem” address
‘ “03 on dwellings 99191)" ‘ right before the end of their voyage, or there faces and burnt 110868, are our fellow‘citizens. “YEW” and civilization. ‘ > ' mfiggflfigfihhe Question now is on the profiiising investment than these 32:211.: gun" , o o‘ m' ”gm:
:_._ is no virtue in “ Blutfing.” again. “Welcome home.” ' ' —————.-—wo.—.——--— .~ motion of Mr. Eaton to lay the motion“ to And when we addthat the Messrs. Fair- deogunurgnd high °i§.3§:';.§f’.:?.‘:"
. . wanna serum non run ~ up 0:34». 'leu .
was shut-mun? sun.
Five comes. one year. separately cam?
'l'eii copies. one year. separate] . M‘ .
an extra copy to getter up of Edd). (and
Sixteen Dollar-m!
snxn your: Mom
in Post Office orders. ‘ h - drafts "
York. whsrcv r oonvaglglfs'is'u‘goa. then m
39731-157 injured. -I I tI . tons,” were duly attractive. Friday they Prayerwas ofi‘eredlgth‘eliev. Dr.-l hom- . . .
.___..o...‘——— 5 sailed for Oak Blutfs and Edgartown, where Department being created a “ Money Order. no of their town; occurring August 10th, in ‘éigingiild-s" 19f. the; £39m; T990109“! _‘ ;,g%§ 3 ”$1131 33:1 3,11% 3:: :f] iflmxg- . . - - - . *"" ' molesters co alnlnz money. Adm-egg
'1 . '.' "' J " ' " ""’y"“~' " . ,. . . " ‘ l ‘L .‘ . . . .n ’— l: -V . 'h"--
I" An old steam fire engine of Jetl‘eIf's IhcwarlIl Itui'ry stevlorallgdays, as about there Office,” and the little Post Otllee at Winni- 'goodI_.shape.I . . . I. I .. , . .- Resellfliqnfnppropfla . 319.000.101.113 commune-sarcasm“ ‘l'. 1;; reputation Tun ilILLs or Tnxnnno, 11.26 min anr m m ”ARK“. 1- W'msgi‘figgzfial‘ifi our. .
make, passed through our streets, on Sat Vr- 3'“ 9"“qu 0 t e. lugs and ”W Bridge punk had sucoeededIm Obtaining 1119.! much ; ' MWP-r-r—_ - ' , Connecticut school".f0r-;gim Tiles, and "ap- is would.mide.=-'.No aceidsntcan possibly: PINK AND WHITE TYRArZiNY, -. 1,50 . . - V, .
day on route for the upper reservoir, where '8 the" plum?“ fishmg grounds. “0‘79““! 11°F"! therefore, the aboriginal " [A NmANCEinhe nightly .moncour‘of. rotating Fix-Governor; 3°11W'E"JW€ 55°)”. occur from..it.-_. ~. .. - - . - . .. . . .. .. - - . _ - ' , ' ' 3,.‘m1mnlmlné‘nl-
it is’to be used for pumping '0,“ the water «I. I ' _ . Winnipaukers,lieaded' by 'the prespective boys and men on theilloytt. ston‘ewall,‘cor~3 fgggfigr? fimgiiigiiflzgmti‘égaif V :‘i:;'.:::‘;:“M‘ .V -V._V___V._,.:_.__E' ’01?!) “snow 3.0?" 11'” . . vil‘l'lllili
while the men are constructing the dam. 3 MINSTRFI‘S'TTM rammed 31““ 'mnpe' ““1d°lm“”v"b‘id gent-to G°"§t‘¥f“l¢hr9agh' :ut’i‘tf“ H°yt.and main. saw“ on,“ “be insoloooorto be raisedbyfsubscrilltion.‘ _. . .. ‘ ‘ ‘- M'ARU’RUEIDu um“ nun,’ I . . 1“" CALL AND SEE THEM- m“? m" “‘33:":
~ .F.___ the Georgia Minstrels are announced for one up the old Metropolitan,weighingfive tons, abated: «Ladiescomplam of .thedanguager I Mr; 'j’ohngonmoy‘ea go amend-so as- to ‘ ‘ * . . . , ., km! W , » . . _ 531?“! o clo-
' A new fl t 1 B ll Club is We m night, Monday evening 7tbiust.,at Norwalk just whom a squirt! But it was no' such' they are compelled tohear in passing, and make the amount who raised by snbscrip- mmwmm'h N.Y..Julyl by' Rev, 1;, W-m‘fil» z 3 031’s EXPFRWENTv 1-00 . ' M, “Leader?!-
'3- rs -cass a _ fl “ Hall. This troupe ranks among the very thing. The old steamer was being hauled ‘the inconvenience, in stormy weather, of "‘0“ $5,000. The amendment wasadopted “5‘3”“ P‘°“'A“‘i°“°n'°f “hm" unwmn ’ THE PORTENT, .115 ‘ ~ 159$; ‘n‘fi-
derstand in procesa of organization herc~ . . . . . . . . and“ the resolution wag passed. . and Rev. r. Stuart,“ Toronto, iron. William c . . . _ _ W, t “an“.
th had’their first ractice mel esterda . be“ traveling. codes It Is a long time since up to Silver Spring Reservorr, to PW?" out being obliged to turn but mto the street on. Petition for incorporating Ancient Order “we" 1" P61»? ii'om‘tito'lgmagd‘é and mu" 5““ UP THE' BALTIC mt Ouvnn 0mm 1 50 ' Jr A ’ gt?“ “0‘ “a “h
ey. ‘ .p 3" y _y our people have h.an opportunity to at- the water trom the excavations made for account ofmen’sfeet sticking outbverthe of Hiberniansflefl-VO to withdrawgiven; "ifsiiiiifmfihym.1.313.333.ii. Buckley,.'Geo. ‘ ' ' ' ..NewYoi-k. u
. AZABUSdaMorrls’s eel ebratzgperfected
(Monday). afternoon. It embraces many jof
the old Liberty players in its ranks. ‘
Hall will undoubtedly be crowded.
tend afirst-class minstrcl performance,’the the dam foundations, prior to laying the 12inch pas'sway between the
the fence, near the corner.
abutments, this week.
“Pond’fly and
Bill providing for the constructiori 'of
\
draw bridges by towns over waters naviga~ . at
' 13 Leonard, Es .,ot_the. Stamford House, to'muyvonxq mmvmnash
Emeline B. dau hter ofAlbert Booty In. all
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