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dig'otwalk Gazette.
The Fireman’s Paliadc. 1V6; "
Old Norwalk was again arousedg l'rom
centre to circumference, mummy, the oc-
casion being the annual paride and inspec-
Tuesday. October 27, 1814. tion of the Borough Elie Dephrflil'ént. ”We
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lio'ioilxls Electlorl.
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have not. .ohscrved such a general “
up” since our last Fourth of J uiy celebra-
The ..eIECCiPD 9‘; Warden—to serve two .1100. The weather was all that could be de-
m°nihlf¥°§ PAWS 9°31 “994.815. 601V]! Visited slid the display was one worthy of
open from 7 until 3 At 8 a Borough meet-
ing wlll be held to consider the matter of
supplying Winnipauk with water.
Wnto'i- for W1fln’lp'n'llk-I
At the close 1.1.11..- Borough election, next_
Monday, a meeting will be held to considpr out' ln full force, and all seemingly enjoyed
the matter of furnishing water to Winni- sthemselvcs' t0 1th fullestextenjs,’
. pauk, &c., and if deemed advisable to order
the layil'lg' of the necessary pipe, die. We
have plenty of water to spare, and see. no ans every inch,
reason why we should not accommodate
our Winnipauk friends, who have, crafted .1
' generously in the matter,- and will pay .VMeVekenm'a‘rehedV- thvsicorpgof goodV-lchliiiig
enough to remunerate the Borough for the fellows to the front. This is reallya very passed Off- pleasantly
outlay and continued supply.
pate little opposition.
We antici-
The Assessors will beat the Town .Clerk’s
ofice eyery day this week, and on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings. No lists
can be received after Saturday the 31st
1nstant.‘
Communion _'serIvicesI at the Congregatlon-'
V‘Awere fully deserying thegenerousreoogpition
the occasion. The procession was very
_long, and with 'the bright uniforms, glitter-
ing Engines and Hose Carriages presented a
most brillitVt-nt sight no the eye; whil‘e.‘.ithe
Bands filled the air with melody. The wo-
mint and children, especially the latter, were
A spéci'lil feature (it‘d-lie pi'mttlti waio'r
new Fire Police. They looked like veter-
in dress and march-respect-
No one 11611111111011 fééling
when Capt.
ally Campy-1'
that the “country was safe"
valuable, 113'. it is; 'rm‘ tnéxpensive Iédjuh'dj to
our Fire Depai'tlnent organization.
procession soon after forming, in one of
Dalln’s best turn outs, and aIsrtIhey rode
I‘a'lotlg' 111 the' pfoces‘sion, every llucament 'Hof .
"their faces indicated the honest pride they
felt in the creditable. display their; large
gfa'mVilyof Fire Boys were making. The Boys
al Church next Sunday morningV P,rep'ar- Vgiven thenl by our Court of Burgesscs, and
story lecture;- on- Friday afternoon. -No everybody seems to applaud the Borough gettlug 1159501605153“
prayer meeting on Thursday evening
Monthly meeting of the Ladies’ Association
on Thursday afternoon.
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action throughout.
Thcs. H. Morison, Esq, had out, his pret-~'E
' xtVy blacks, and with Ex.— Warden Asa Smith
:‘as his riding; companion,- did his part to
Our present BorougIh' ofllcefs hav'eeu'rned swell the procession. Morison and Smith
the thanks of, the people in that they. have
made the most complete and judicious ar-
rangement of cross-walks yet put down
about the village: Taxes are paid cheer- ,
fully when our citizens see such sensible
and needed outlays of their money. A
great reform is yet needed, however, in our
present wasteful system of working high-f
ways.
But this ls (smaller the people must
act upon... Thousands of dollars might be
saved if our streets were properly MacAd-
amized. '1 - '
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Our Winnipa'uk friends and Board of
Water Commissioners have fixed on the
terms upon which the Borough' 1s willing to
extend the water mains up to that manufac-I
turing locality. Now, not a moments delay
should occur in putting the enterprise
through. It might and ought all to have
been done the past weeks of pleasant weath-
er.
It may all be accomplished the next
fortnight if energetically pushed forward,
and we knoonur tax payers will be impa-.
tient of any unnecessary delay.
ing men are suffering for work, anthe Bor-. .
Our labor-
ough' 1s in need of the revenue thus to he
acquired.
Hon. S. H. Wales, lately associate editor-
ot' the Scientific American, and formerly 9'.
well known resident of Bridgeport, has been
nominated by the straight out Republicans
01‘ New York City as their candidate for
Mayor.
We are glad to be able _to add that
such' is the confidence felt' 1n the ability and _-_
integrity of our friend, that there' 1s a good
So great a- blessing
to New York City' 1s olmoIth too much to be
reasonably hoped for, yet if any Republican
can win Wales 18 sure of a triumphant elec-
show for his election.-
tion.
I .
J. Fitch Raymond, Down Tow'n, had his
carriage" house “ yiolatcd” Sunday night and
two new harnesses stolen therefrom.
He
was able to trace the thieves towards Snug-
' stuck, but could gth_1nVo VothVeerlue.-_to them.
' _They got in by prying open a rear window.
Friend Raymond has kept, until very re-
cently, a five hundred dollar dog, but some
one poisoned him, else these thieves would
have had a heavy attack from front and
rear.
A correspondent, from viewing the reprefi
sentations of the Paris and Versailles Foun-
tains, and who has,also seen the originals,
suggests the introduction of a pipe from
twenty to fifty. feet' 1n length in the center of
distributing reservoir,slld other smaller and
shorter jets on the, margin, for the purpose
of Aerating the waters, rather than for the
great beauty and attractiveness of' such as
Our corresponden
feature.
thinks this
would render the water perfectly clear and
pure, as well as being one of those things of
beauty which wouid be a. joy forever to our
people. It certainly need cost but a. little
and' is worthy of consideration.
Wm. E. James, Esq., is setting his granite
posts and coping preparatory to placing the
new wrought iron fenceein front of his Wall
1' street residence.
When completed, this V
will be a very noticable village improve-
mont.
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Hand' in your Lists to the Assessors this
week sure, unless you want them to add 'the
additional ten per cent.
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The wife of ex.-Gov. English, for many '
years an lnvahd died on Friday evening
last.
.
The bright silver moon. was eclipsed
according to programme, last Sunday morn-
ing, between 12 add o’clock.
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0012 s. R. Smith, of the 2d Regiment, has
again tendered his resignation, and it has
been accepted.
D. E. Disbrow has Clark our painter
artist, giving a new coat to his pretty man-
sard residence at South Nor'walk.
Wm. Parker, of this State, was murdered
in Peekskill, N. Y., last Wednesday, and
robbed of 860.
Duncan has just completed the erection
of an iron fence' 1n front of the residence of
Adolphus Bishop, onI Mott Avenue. ' '
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Two papers less' in Bridgeport! This is a
poor year for newspaper experiments. '
WeVVVaVre indebted to Mr. Hiram Olmstead,
of North Wilton, for a monster Apple of
the Pound Sweet, weighing 1% lbs.
"'."'--—‘.""‘.
1 New Haven boasts of a squash which 'pox-t
weighs 4000 pounds V0) and_' ls still growing!
The vine is sixty feet long, and this squash
is the Only one it is allowed to bear. V
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Norwa'lk' le to be heard, from at the Phila-
D‘AVrtois is preparing
for a demonstration there with his “ unrival-
delphia VCsnte'nnial.
ed Ice Groom.”
Fitch’.
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M1. WmV. Lonnsb'ury. of the firnl 0'1 VWln.
Lounsbury s. 00., Bridgeport, and son-in-
law of Mr. Selleck Youngs',’ of this place,
died in Ridgcfield on Monday week, after
an illness of about a year.
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Five' new street lamps are to be erected
in the Borough, this week, as follows: one
on River street, near the residence of Thos.
Brady; one on east side of the Bridge on
Cross street near Danbnry Railroad crossing;
one on Elm street, and two at Hillside—one
near Gen. Craumrd’s and the other near Dr.
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_'a'r‘e both active riding members of. Phtenix:
"Engine 00. ,and none distinguished them-
_selves' 1n their line of duty, more than they. .-
Mayor Ely’ s four-in-hand of beautiful
V-Iblacks added quito.a pleasing feature to the
showy pageant. He was accompanied in
his haroucheI by President: Wjfilf "-H011IOL'.d.'.
:WVthelV' Commissioner Solmons, and Peck the
City DFUSElSt";;§ - - 13.2"? :_:r ';_-
Soon after 2 o 'clock, the alarm bell sound-
ed the "Signll‘fOI'LfOl‘mmg, and 'the various:
companies moved at once to the place as-
signed, corner of Wall street and- Belden
Avenue, where the Wheeler & Wilson and
Howe Bands werealready in position, mass-
ed. The formation of the line thus occupied
huta‘ few moments. The Berough combat:
nies formed on the right, for inspection; and
their guests on the left ready to assume their"
assigned places as .the march commenced.-
The ChiefEngineer and Assistants formally
[playing as they marched down the line. _'Af-I
ter the inspection, the line was formed for
parcde' 1n 'the following order: - "
Emu POLICE.
Capt. A. J. Meeker, Sergeants, Chas. 011n-
regulation caps, belts, clubs,.'
. tassels,&c., V
WHEELER c wrnsou’s' 3.11.53
Chief- C'. F..-.L00mi‘s' antiAss15tahts1J..T
Prowitt andF. Leonard. . _
V mourners 11001; s. LADDER co'. ., . "’ng
Charles H. Street, Foleman; 22 men- ,V
1 uniform: blue shirts, black pants, .' . '
fatigue caps, white-gloves. .V V
.. onnwsm. nooxenstpsabo, V ' "'
W. '_H. Jones, Foreman; 1st Asst ——.-VDis-
tbr;ow 2d, —— Kinney; 40 men, V
uniformi V-‘red shirts, black'
pants, caps and
gloves.
BELIEF 1100er a. LADDDB 00., 0F armour),
Foreman W. U. Mitchell; Ass t, G. N. Wa-
tcranryI; 32 men, uniforni: red
shirts, black pants, capsV "- '
and gloves. '
nowE' BAND, or Bnmenrbnr,
. ' 20 pieces.
rnmlsr'x emu FIRE Exams: (:0: .,
J. B. Ells,Forcn1an; 35 men, uniform;- rcd
shirts, black- pants, fire hatsI
and gtoves. "‘
Representatives of Borough Court of Burs
. 'g'ess‘es in carriage. ' ‘ '
Honorary- Members of Engine 00., and' la-
.vinVed guests in carriages.
thnix Steam Engine, drawn by. four
' grayhorses. ‘ "
,
' - wEs'rron'r' Em,-
WV. S. Gnyer, Leader, 16 pieces
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JohtVl H. J ones, Foreman 50 m'en uniform :
’ red: 1shirts, black pants,- (laps . 1‘-
-' and gloves.
Corn'Ipo Engine, drawn by four white horses.
VrlrtEn'rx nose; Vc'o.‘ ., V' '
Augustus E. Ellls, Foreman 25 men- ,uni-
form: i'ed shirts, black pants,
' fire hats and gloves. . V
' nomn HOSE 00., 0'11“ oa'v'noav,
.IAEs‘tJ; 28 men; uniforrIn: réId shirts,
lack pants, caps and
. gloves.
Drum Corps of St. John’ s Cadets, Stamford.
Il'f anmncnosuoo oi- s'r'urlionn, '- '1'
C. H Boyd, Foreman; C.S. Sceley lst Asst
eV_
rfi shirts, black' pants,
caps and gloves.- : -.:.':71
Baked in our last issue, occupying two
hour's. The streets .-w.ere in good 4condluon
generally, and“ la much better cbilditiou for
marchipg than they were before being curb-
ed and graded. _ p ‘ .1.,-
The newly organized Fire' Police led 011‘
and attracted much attention, beingi a‘nefw‘,
feature. They won general commendation.
Pioneer Hook .V& Ladder Company turned
out with their handsome new Truck and
made a fine appearance. They entertained
' as their guests the Relief Heck & Ladder
Company, of Stamford, and the Old Well
Company of South' Nor'walkV, both of which
companies appeared with their Trucks. The
Old Well Company’s 'truck was decorated
with a fine "Spread Eagle,” flags, ever-
greens. flowerssud-"thsii'haphi 1.116011171119111
'on both sides “ Small but oh my 1”
Companies sporlgd Silver Tru’lupizts‘ .'wunist."
firemen’ 11 contests.
manned the l6pés ofth'e'lr Hose. Crab,- while
their Steam Fire Engine was drawn by four
horses—.Scofield'zbolding the. reins; '- Engine.
_ and Crab were neatly but not' elaborately
decorated. Compo Euginet1Co.,‘1 of West-
appeared as V their. guests. They
brought- the1.Westport Balfdn noses. pieces,
which flit-utilise v'erfgood mists; lli lib-é: is
escort, at supper and at the Engine R’o'cms
later in the evening. Westport madsa
large“ show and' avery creditable one. 0
company, the largest in ,Vline,I drew their
hose jumper, and their piano 'eilgine; was
drawn by, four .white horses. Both, VIetlIgjne
and' jumper were quite elaborately dééosated
with flags: and flowers.
Phoenix Hoso was headed by a delegation
of veterans and ll'tmorar'y members.“ The
V.- Fla-31.15.. is” H
Danbury, and the "Atlantic Hose of IStaVIlIVn-
fold. The latter Company brought a good
was especially good for marching. The
'visiting companies made an excellent ap-
pearance, and we trust returned I110me
pleased with théir recaptionL' ' ‘ ' ‘ V‘: 1
Owing to the lateness of the hour, the
trial of apparatus at the close of tire-parade.
~ was cut short. The 111,311 of the public; by;
The 30",“! Norwalk Lock Company have drants failed, simply because through some
Bowméu'ccd the erection of a file proof
ofilce south- of their main factory building
and adjoining their rail track.
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James Gdrllam has the frame up for s
new shop on School street, fronting tV'he
Center District Union School.
also qu'lieI a number of small dwellings ,
There are;
going up 10 different parts 0f the town,
desp1tethe"hard t1mes,”and general stag;
nation.i1f~"'_ .
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A party of fourteen ladies from Southport 2'
attended Prof. Cromwell’s entgaiument on
Friday evening last.
mistake or inadvertance the gates had been
closed instead _of 01300011, and. there was not;
time for' anotllVel trial after the mistake was
rectified. I ..
Phoenix Hose entertained their guests
with dinncr in one of the new stores in
ALleles’s building. W'ater street. .Pioneer
'madeua “ spread" in their Truck House.
Pht'nuix Engine Co. joined their‘gue'sts' iuia V
I, “turkey supper” at the Connecticut Ketch;
and' 1s it said that the new landlord did' him-
- self full justice upon the occasion. .p
The display of bun'ti'n ' V'IaIfbout 1,110.,ij3. =
'ough was very general, and in many places practice at her religion Van'd't'
flags were suspended across the streets. At
street,
wake «
played the National colors and “capped”
the golden eagle on the top of the Gaznrrnj jfeltow townsmsn, Vth
Edis'Iplays were blade.
Burgpsscs: Adonis; 11111,] Price. joined the Alive Orgamzedhare ,no
-.t the business prospe’rdy}. .0” South
. .Néw Haven; October 14th, Mr.” Joseph W.-
ravlewed the department, the massed- Bands .
" Sherryexcurslonlsis Inlay be expected to, at"-
VV rive 110100 to- -(Ilay.I
A stud, and B. L. Fillow; force,21- , 9 ,. ,
' . . plate improving- 'the present pleasdn't wca-tVl'lV-
1. or by taking a ride, with their families, to
New YorkV 1’11 tbelr carriages“ 1V3; :1 .‘A if-
S C Roscnberg,.VLesder;21 piecesI v"; I» -
I its. up Main street, who have enjoyed the
, confidence and patronaoe of all; citiZeus
'. tailor nglinIeV..
‘ contract for enlarging and remodeling the
'l'nence- the work at once. The transforma-
V' Elms' 10 front of the Norwalk Hotel, and
-' - - from, a “spend new hemp. "
colrr'o ENGINE- 00., 011,1 WEIS'VI‘POVRT, _ .' _ . V
‘9’.
Thos. _I.F .Fay, Foreman;- Patrick Fisher, _-."-
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T. BlaV'Vnd, 2d; 30 Inch; uniform: ‘-"
The lineof-march was-followed aspub- -'
The officers orPltonix Engine and? Hindi
The members of Phoenix Engine. Co."E
company made a good show, and were de-‘ "
: voted to their guests—the Humane Hose of
drum corps, in uniform, and their music .
Accordlifg’tb’ die '10 hubris 17612111423661:
- oases, up’V M'sin
rmony prevailed; and thnf‘“
and “ , neer” colors fls'li'ked on- 010K (10
the ins'dription “Welcome Firemen’" bils
a laigéafillg floated frdm the staff.
.I-Maay of~ our -mere_bonts~entered:into'the"
spirit of the occasion, and decorated the
front of their stores. Harlem :15 (510., made
a good show, and a dummy firemab fitrabt- t
ed attention. Van Hoosear (Sr Ambler dis-
Building, h h 5i‘P €01? fil’E5llatIég" li'n-
nett, N'as Sirtict 3:0 shudg' ’outV’thlc‘V’c
ors'V from the top of their buildiu
At several prlvnieé'xes‘lgfnecg‘m good
Manyfiremen were presuming-£9001;
as' sp 1 , ii eluding [Gilli w G's},
Lerer {gag} org ,and' a dcle'gaVVllon from
Bridgeport. V ,
The Ball at VV-tll‘e opt-n. H6060 élhs'mcdie‘thc
festivities. It was largely, attcndcd and
1 t
. 1;" Q$=_—_-—_I_-
llieCl'tyUBbsud of Water Cointillsloliers
.I.in readiness Eto de-
termine IuVIp'ou' 3595' questroVn '0fI the introduc-
tion of public Water, we most sincirVelyV trust
1.1.1111? 111,111," will 11qu e 111011111; saunter intro-
duced, whether obtained by uniting with the
B0 11-11 at not" 11101116111111.5061 will tie
benefited by so important an acquisition to
run!
he' n0 V1lollgel'xnlelays'V in
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VVUIV‘
we hope there 11103r
H
tel“
Town Hall, on“: ,Friday' evenings-at 73"7
oclock, for Ithe purpose of nomlnatltlg a; g
candidate for Warden to S l 110.1,uexp1red
.tIerrlIl 0fH0n.E Pf weed, IV
We
Tbmperance tneetItInIg' this: steels in}'ll1_e‘,3VV
lecture rental of” 0" Firs” ‘Cbug’rcgatfonir
Society, Wednesday afternoon and levelling
c
i
5': 1. f .11.
_ 'V The Late' VBuVrVgo Rut-Va
In thcbsrge racé- tit LakeSaltonstall ‘ueIIarI‘
Hill, (iffVYale college, late of Rev. C. M. Scl-
Teck‘I‘sI School, was a contestant for prize with
members ..0 'his class,- ’78. The S'IVcientiileIs,
’76, carried ofi‘ the honors, but ’78, boys
fouvlflsnobly, .ind though they did' ao‘ré
‘couquelprs, cov'c'VrVthl themselves with
I261»; IT-he course wus 't'wé 111,111.11,- Time of
.'the winners, 13 mlnugesgii’i pads, time of;
1’78, 14 minutes, 27. seconds-s Names of. the
’78 crew, F ".3 Tracy, bow; II. Livingston“,
1G 11‘... 'IPoIllIoVek, Joseph W. Hill, M. Clarke
'W. C. D‘crllson,(stokQ W. W Green, (cox.)
The Steamer SpalI'lVl reached Sandy Houk
.Monday afternoon The Bishbp-Lynes-
r. ; ——.—’5—.-—
Tim of our prominent citizens contem-
..'-.‘Q.
.. Messrs. C. S. Lockwood and Elbert Cur-
pr 11 quari'er 0ftt ccbturyV' oi" more, are still
as popular as ever, and serve gentlemen
with all the latest styles in the merchant
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. VMV'essrs. Shaw & Teller have taken the
. Gregorye’Polnt Hotel and expect to coul-
ftion willbe complete,1and the work is ex-
peeled to cost about $7, 000. V
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If.y0u want ofilce apply now for the
Wardcltsb'Iip ole-It‘IorevIVer hold-your pesos, 3:
They are trimming up those grand old
Bartlett has his sign swung to the breeze
.r—o-II
011s of our village Dectors who does all
exteilsive driving about the town wants us
to punch up the road men again, about the
. loose cobbles filling many of the streets.
The Dr; .1515 this nuisance. is unprecedented.-
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W'Ibo wants 'to‘bé Mayor-i
i, 0
‘Annual Stockholders’ Meeting of the Dan-
bury; & N orWalk Railrosd 00., on. Thursday.
«'.e-H—V—
T160 Pedestrians walked on a wager,
from" Stamford to 'Noswalk','-in one hour-and
fifty-Iona minutes, one day last week. 1
C
The trial of James E. Lattin forI the mar-
del of Ellen Lucas commences —th Budge-
Iport' this morning.
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A candidate wanted,- apply at- the Citizen’s
Caucus. ‘
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A. The auction sale at South Nor-walk, an-
lioun'ced for last Saturday, was postponed
and will be held nextSaturday, 81st. Some
most VdesirableIrcal' estate in the City will be
offered. ,V.-"V, A ...,".: .1:
Miss while Hoyi,.daugh r6815. dimes"
E. Hoyt, pfised examination and entered
Vass'or' College at the commencement of the
presentterm. .. . 1.“...
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Gina. Samuel Holden, of Wilton,-_. fell from
'VllVe'r' chair and _q‘lmo'st instantly expired, on
Wednesday last from, heart dlsease, as is
Isupposed‘. -
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‘Conmderlug the success olProf Cromwe ll
and 0f other first class entertalntnenls, and
the slim audiences often attending second-
rate performanc'es,, it. is unfair to continue to
class; Norwalk- as a “burnt-cork” town.
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MsuerEEsF—The famous Buckley Ser-V-
enadVbl’s, fromBo'ston, are to appear lit the
Opera House next Saturdpy night. ., ,The
troops is still tinder the management 0f GV.
_Swaine Dckley. They always give good
performances and draw good audiences.
.On Monday l'lext N06: 211,: .Sheridan.
Mack & Day’ a Comb' nation. will perform at.
the Opera House. Sher ldan and Mack are
well known hem and 'ttheir troupe has
gained an excellent reputation throughout
the country. -‘~V "-' ‘3 -
taupe as folléVstV- . -
”“The audience 16%" 101'
Academy of Mollie this the apes-i 1
of artistic specialties, dudMeesrs: Sheridan,-
:Mack (Sir Day have succeeded admirably inV
producing a combination and 11 Ire 0. int.
deed, where 'stars of all sorts did :se their.
seals to give the stage assurunco of'I a- first-5
irate performance. ”V,- . 1 3
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The Black' Fiend a pbsrs in all Vits gran-I1
Beer at. the Opera.House, Thursday night. 4.. '
‘ Chet-10y Shay’ s troupe gave a good- variety
show at' the Opera‘ House, Thursday“ evé-
IV‘uIIiIng last, and' was well patiénized.
'Mr. G. A. Frhnke_1has sold out his old
stand and tukempossessron .of the fine bar-
11er shop in the. Gaz'ette Buildiri'g. He wills
continue the, baths. i .- l
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A onmslVl was arrested recently' 10 Chas-V
'.ner,P,enn-., charged' by a deacon with dis- ,
gfiigbipg a religious meeting by riotous1y e'at- '
ing peanuts,
Antonio B ranch“ who accidently
sh'ota‘nd killed orman . ken bfWést
Haven, has presented 5the pw1’d._ov,v of the
“deceased with over 5,009, toIV atone iu Ml
degree for his osrelessness. ‘~
‘1 .'S‘wVitzerland turns out about 1.600000
“1'12” L: V'Y‘F‘V
ii)
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confined totheca‘ntonsof Neufchntei Bern
Vaud and Geneva, and gives employment to
I14 241 men. and 1I2I. I727- wdmcn. 2. .VV-
'.w,
era! Sherman’ 1s not a;- Catholic, but' 'when';
“engaged to and 3110931115. wath el‘rioquircd, 113-1
fore Father Hyde; could fhem,t
Vomise as an eel"r and ,doIm teman that
two uldfnovcr. 1111:0er ere w-i its in the
at 9”,;in phiin-VVI
ren should be brought up Catholics.
El; cut g: ' fight’s E
one of o orw.1 3, boys
Vpopular man in South Brooklyn.
is a~good fellowmn'd“ Nwitljreceivc a large P. :RevTJ:
V P S.—-This Hoyg' sVVt. was named aftera
for City Auditor, is is1
chunt,’xloio
grow and.
native of Norwslk, Conn., and is thirty-six
,Vc'stionVl thV the High School 111
tceh-ycl'trs 0111;133:1100 to this city and-
the' cmploy of his brotheIr'
lumber yar 'l—of which he' 13 now art oan- the 'inltjationaI ..
er+l11 “’9 09PM"? “flida'k- (V 1‘ reason presentation of t,
of ;bis industry and careful attention to
with a, smooth face and florid complexion.
AV citizens caucus is to be held. "out: the ‘11
parts of the orlginafs, and in
much‘ of the statuary, even in e glowmg :
fr'tn‘di beautiful thanI “gosh marble, out bi
which they were so
Hls audiences weredarge‘ and ippr‘eciaim
throughout; Many present-I had beeu abroad
and seen these representations {as- they eV'x'I'-V
1th in the Cid W0rld;‘ It was intenselyi
-'t'er'esting to, such 1,0 have tllg‘m b-ronglVthfbei
fore their' eyes again‘w, .
fatignes of travel
dom fiadV- Iertown of 'the limited size (.’be!“ MIgI' Dorman sukfifkfig g, g ‘1? son.
VlfV-VV SV0VuIthport.de 51
glootpd- , sud d)r..A. 3111 had;
walk,’ containing so mini. thoroughly c'u
tured ,lovers of t‘rt'te‘:1tt't
to that efiect were as free from exaggera-
tion as they were- complimentary At the
Close of Saturday evening’s entertainment
Rev. Mr. Hamilton rose and expressed the
grateful appreclation of thc- audience,"V11'Ind.
calculatiug the orbit of Co
street :—“WhyJ
arid, finallygetti g,
anothtir 1310111. h l
stare 0 on, e..trip In o
is ' 1‘1631
found the door of that room --.-open
one matrimonial cus
watches per annum. The industryisfbieflgf ‘a‘
w, V ,_V‘V'most '
George
Cor. Warren and Hoyt st. ,Brooklyn.‘
sometimes 30.?!“
' ~' George Thorn—no. ‘ \
George Thomas, 010 Re When nominee
'6&15tlfy lumber mer-
business at the Corner -of' Bed.
evin‘g" streets. 'Mr. Til'dt'ntls is" a'
He reclaim his English edu-
NoIrVwolIk. In ;
rThoVn'lasV, who was then b'l'ltsixV-1
hrs of age.
Henry, 111 theJ
usincs‘s, he‘ was Isoon promoted 'tb the po-
isliion ot bookkeeper, and afterward. taken
into the firm as 11111191- partner.
y are
For twenty;
N0. 850 Sackett
c has resided at
c Vresi-
re'et, an'd is very popular among
den‘ts of the Tenth Ward.“ .He' is solfi'eWh‘at- .
below the medium height. rather ficshy1lluiu' cplled forth words of commendation
' from Deacon Geo. F, Smith, of New Haven,
In politics. Mr. Thomls lhtmnlway's' been
11 active supporter of .the Republican. party. :-
He has frequently been tendered the nomi—"
nation' for various local offices; but' until
now hasrefused to 'allow his name 90
used.V He Was a dglégaI e' to 111.111.1111 3111134
be,
en ationa'l Convention,' and. llas- of ten-
ep csented his district' 1n the State 1convenh
011: of Missp‘l'tfiff IH'e' is Is bachelor
P'rofr- Cromwell closed a'. week's-eat
tetin'ment Saturday, evenlng, 'w‘VhichV 61115313.,
11 under 1the auspices of the ladiestioi thIefI
LU
VFlrst,,Longregatlonal churctf I'JI’.Vt.'1s. not 13465516011 -h1rtr‘d‘.‘-"~ 1"
'meer 1‘eorllplil‘nen't to say that his views of
Iiflurope‘uul "scenery, citie’s buildihg’s,‘ sorta-1:111
ry',&c:, were" the, finest "Ve'ver 'p'rcsente'd to
be public. They were, all exact .'SQQNG"
0' case of
qullutel y chiseled.
witl'lVo'ut any' of ms
The Professor will, 'sIel-
His own remarxs‘p,
especially o'f‘ths' ladies of his Society, for
the rare, elongating, and instructive exhibi-
5'" -- " tion, which had bee‘rl' so much enjoyed by
all. iThe' gross receipts were $560.60,fl10i11
whirrih 16945965., net $220. . 1,1.
1... {(512.1in
I
,1 ..
m
7-; W s illVlV'p' use following as... "the Episcdp'lll'
Convention reportin Monday’s N. Y. Tribune
o“Thc~Rev.Wllllam Cooper Mead, D,. D,
LL. D., the head of the Committee on Can-1
one, to whose counsels much of “'16. wise
work of the Committee on this and other-
subjects' is due, ls one of the ”veterans or 'Itke
Convention, having attended 16 sessions.
He' 1s .1 man of about the average IlligIll_tI, andII
stands erectpnder the weight of. more. -§,'t
three-score 36:11:13.: with ilnimpiited. is"
He' 13‘ stoutly built, has a clean shaved’rather
flushed face, full- of determination, watchful--
ne'ss, and grim humor,
hairs sdlitté‘l’ed about his-h'ead,'-"
3he isiull of life, using many gestures but few
words; never going around the point, hltv‘ays
ready for either offensive or defensive opera-
tions.
v'cntion, and to him more than to a
man, the adoptio‘n' of the presentH
procedure In the House“ 1s due.
charge. of a parish at Norwalk, Conn., 11
'VtVnember of the Standing Committee of the
diocese, sad 9. leading clergyman 1n the Sta to
as well as in the American Church; '
M
with a few white
Iii-'s'pb'lt'k ing
He has‘iiecrt Secretary 6f ‘the’ Crib-
other
Heis 'ln'
Yesterday afternoon ,HenVr-y Beech:
about nine years of age, is]! from a 'sto’n’é-
work back of Sklddy’s Block, 'striking on' his 3'
head upon broken glass on the ground be-
low.‘ 111-. Birch was called andsewed up
the wounds, which w'er'eoi a serious nature.
HM. _ .
The man killed on. Vthe_ railroadg Dow-t!
To'wn, Monday afternoon last IaIsV announced
in our Ilastissu'e, was a 111.7111...sz Bedlent,
of Georgetown. ~ ' - ‘7
. . ,
Mr. David W. Nash is about to eulurge
and remodel his residence on UnionlV Park.
He will also add a Mansard roof. which will
grcatly improve the appearance of the place.
-—.-—4.
Eight ocean steamers sailed Wednesday
carrying nearly sixteenihundrcd passbngerst
111111 large cargoes of freight.
Nxsrlua,N. H., VVOhtobch 20.V—- VLns't nigllh
F. T. Sawyer, cashier of the Souhegan Na-
tional Bank, at Milford, N. H., awoke to
find his room occupied by six masked men.
They gagged him ,put, a rope around his
neck, shut his' w1fe, four childre'ti had ’set-
va'n't in a cldséf, dragged him to the bank
and made him open the vault, which they
robbed of about $4,500' 111' _currnecy, $15 000
to $20. 000 10 bonds. mostly governments,
owned by RobertR. HarrlsonI, and (some-
other securities.
.This done, they led him back to_ the house,
stibd him to a bedpost' and- left. The family
forced open the closet about 4 0 ’clock and
gave 'the alarm, but no silicemf." the robbers
could be discovered
The cashier thinks that at least=1n dozen-
men were at the bank.
to
century of 86000, has been cs‘lled to”
tge Church of the Messiah' 1n New Yerk, at
' " ..What small boy does not envy the. nerve
of the portly man who enters church, takes
out, a big. :handkerchief and .delib'erstely. :_:
blows his nose three times before sitting
down . « ,. . . .
Th, only church where sermons
preached imlrlsli in this Scountfyyriibi
mire, Ill. A priést from Canada preaches
a. sermon in English. and. after' '0" shot-t 111’-
t'ermission, repeats it. in Irish- .
A Vienna and a" BVe'r'lin professor hav'e been
(Iggia’s comet, and
they don’ t agree very 'well, according to the
,-. former the comet =.wi_lIVV-1 return in 12,184
- years, while.the latter gives its period as 8,‘-'
965 years.
" ‘Pedagogue—“Flrst little boi. wllal‘ is
your name?” Little b0 V—V-“Jule”
Peda-
ogue—“Oligifidi will: mains“ 119.. Selina-
what 1s.
§,°= , ..
1156123666361: 11am who 52-15;. 1
A man said to Ja little girl going along the
canie.l on’t see you anv
The 0118139151011 Citywide, commends the more_- You u' foic’dm'e. 0 WSBOH'S'C‘ ‘ebégs—l'l'h
various do 0111 ailtl' endorses the enfre .l‘ng for £0111 vietuals., I. haven’t seennyoulii
or wee s
33%: lugin—‘flrim
(1 so w
form'snce was excellent throughout, and in an
many respects particularly geod. , A nfw 3‘ £61166 15:31:11“? “Siam r l“A." “1.36:;
The commencement was an olla podrz'dq “ice“ y "'1’
husband admission to the bridal chamber at
the hour of retirement; ,“just. '10- plague
him. ” Benedick knocked again and again,
tsfrstiesesaeqsrplftth
ar y the next mornlng,
and .waszg?
rul weekst' -’Wh h'e'n aretllrhe'd.,
The venerable Charles O’Cotl'n'er agrees
with Gen. BuliéVrbaVlr, 11151119111631.13ch
service retoro; and p mauencegyo (:0.
The idea, he Bays,€ “ (1gducatln1r .212°"l°n..l
of our yo‘VVthh in the ride of servu'lg the
State as public office 8, is- utterly ,re ugpant.,
to the nature of our-
last degree nlb-‘tlgtl ,11tnd 1:11 partial acceptince"
shows a decadence‘ 1n sentiment which every
.‘fé'lIlI'figbtcued patrloLmusLdeplores ,. . .,
stituflt'lohs ;1i-t s in“ are
blind buy at ilnillanapolls possésses '11'
wénderfoi memory, and' 1s a perfect walking
register of the doiogs of the fire. department
of- that city for several year-111111111. Hp; canV
'glvo thetdatedandt leIaccu of (1th fire, what
engines or e on t e
box, whethleli Mimi‘s}
the engine that got. the firstwater 010, etc.
The firemen say he' is. b'etl'er informed about 11 It, the butcher on' Chb‘utea'ti avenue, there
the affairs of, the department than the chief. were consgfi‘gm ,bottles' 0 d‘oxster
engineer hipis’ fr:
some
Vet-Vs is said to prevailI 11 our!-
lain fete
037's the young ladies appear in n'ed petti-
In Britten.
seats, .with white or yellow; bordersarouud ,‘1 Y}
gem. --.'lV‘h_e numberig
otes the orii
ther' is wllhng to 111,933!” daug, t;e. 'aIchVl-
htteban‘d, represc'ni i0 3 litany:
"mafia
s
hundred francs of roll pend . V‘Hfi”
band denotes gdld, 1and 11.111111 61b 'in‘bou
"francs a yearns-j.
sees a 'thc'e
$665660; him: "8th 119‘ to
. lines at tbe’trlmlnnigs 0f the pettlcoa‘ts tV‘o‘ ’
fears in at:
l _D
instant what amount accom-
aniep the poorer. "
entered'1 '-
1d.
nGrill 'o'f '
'r'.
,‘1.'- :.1
'.e'..VV.iV::
12-1.. The, V'RVe6. Robel't' Cslerr, onV VChchsgVo, now
3.1
3561161316..
th'Ve '
' 0'01an
be meeting was 01111ch 'to Order, by G. W
{:5
vote from friends on both sides. NorwalkI mony Divisidn. During the Session 18 new
boysaruVAtht- '1 1,: Vzfionfitse hill eernitistd dintdlt'l‘enlbe'r-
a. 1114'.“ s.'-.’KD hlifDruggisf ship. as he flaw; 11.11.11 since 1.861
gel-e 111.11 unfialty large attendance of
Icgates. WWeniber-r" or Subordi-
nat'e Divisim, Michasfiigtorsm vote
of he Grand Division, there was nearly one
hundred members of the Order. present.
Eight models of ConcordD1V1slon, of this
lilacs, were in attendance uud took an ac
I'tIive part in tli'eV business of We (1.lVy.V Their
influence 0 powerfulin every thing,ex.
00th the run, for 901003—111 wasppr-erful then
lint negatively .1 .V-..«1 .th: .—I .
"JV-TheG. W. P. read his report soon after
[w an as t el quent
666$ 891510 y. VV-ll'iill'i in
connection with the succs'ssl'ul endeavors 0f
the subordinate “Divisioh9'df’ the State to
..- .1 The opening prayer of the Grand VCVhan-V
one 'oi 'the Veteran sens of Temperance.
nré 7D1VvlsiVoVns and Vthéy h'l'ld a membership
01 005m" April and .I’lISI1'0V Vin IJuly', ’Cll' ViVl'lIeIV‘.‘.
st of« October the number was plobably
'Tthprcsenfatlves. .The.W§ P’sZVV 1'1'i1VVdV P.- 4W
1
“by hVIeirIlg elected}! rescnta‘tives ofvtoeirfD
visioni- Thu,3}..§}eporied is: .llltla'h'ce a '
. (1112" ‘ :~q-‘
Recess from one 0 ’clock to two 0 ’Vc'lVochV p,
. ,,Tlle members were taken to tho Tern:
pe'lV'a'ncc Eating Hmse, 188 Chapel street,
liked. The saute, was done for those who
l'na'ined over until the evening. Harmony
iiud Fidelity Divisioils paid 'the 011th the:
entertainment. 5:: . - '
Electiontof Officers resulted“ in the choice'
stslled f9 e 1 PM
.'“I't 111113161: 16:661ng 1766;? .63’3’56’3 -
‘VthVo'r, Bridgeport '.IG. SE, Ft VLF Grumman,
1Ne,w'- Haven VG".- TV R.. H... . cke'r,-Anso,niai1
d.‘ Ch:,V”V_John' Philbrbok, ital-idem 'G. 03,31.
VISIO%
Shermangflens o f'IConcortl '"DlvisiOn
ofille number." ' "' "‘
1".".’. 1 _.
corporation of the Grand Division ” was met
by, it vote for repeal. , A
"It was also proposed to challgVeV the place
Vof meeting for the 71111111111115.21an titlm‘Néw
Haven 10 Ha‘ft‘t‘c'rd', the StateiCfipit'ol.‘ This’
was modified to read Hartford'aild New Ha-
.ven alternately Then, that these two, sub-
jects- might receive proper conside'r'ationA
from an Divisions, the question; were post-
poneVd.1e Semi-Annual Session. ' V
300*0'17 six o'clock p; mrthe ISVcsVsi‘on',
clused,“ . :. .i _ch0 him meeting was announced
as the t' .li~Annual Sessionptoabe1 held at
'Sti’stfln . tn the Feurth Thursday" of April
1875.-‘
yrDuVrng. the day the Norwalk delegation
.vlslted \ . loustlpces of. Iiutél'csl, Shout .the
city under thggnidaneefof Bro. E. O. Keel--
‘0 er, of N'irwalk. They'w‘en't to the abattoir
..waer'e'. t 10y kill, dress and cut up seventy
hogs an hour. They also visiteV'th 11111 flack-
ing house and store of Gen S. E. Merwm
Adj. Gels. to Ex. Gov. Jewell. and werevery
kindly shown} over the premises, even into
hie, Ge‘ucral's‘privtlte omel- ~ ' “‘7
Til the evening they made a' V'shVort call on
Harmény' 11'an Fidelity Divisions, 1Which
were holding a joint mé'etjog. They respond-
V'edV 10 the call upon them for a few words of
V encouragement in three slgort impromptu
.addresses; They returned home happy f
The General Assembly at its last session
passed an act, iucOrporating an institution
"for the treatment, cure, and reclamation' .of
persons addicted to the use of narcotics or
stimulants. under the title of. -‘-‘The Con-
:necticut Reformatory Home.” The first
Imeeting of the col-bowels bias Held 'in New
Haven, on the 19th inst. The board of ill-
corporators was organized by appointing
'eA.1E.Bufl' 0f .Hartf rd, pres 'dent, and B}
"N JVlComlugltmsecreta 'A' c0 mittee Were;
_sppointed to consider the subject of a site,
'th'e expense of building, era. to report at an
Hadjoulued meeting to be held In New Haven
the second Tuesday in April next. The
_corporators were invited to call the atten-
tion of the committee,- -to. auydesirable loca-
tion iIn any part of tlie‘sta “” ’ '
“r._—r"—
WHAT Anc0nor. WILL DO. —It may seem
at age, but nevertheless true,- that. alcohol,
re l,tllI'arlyII. applied to a- thrifty farmer’ s stom-
ach wlll rem'éve the boards from the fence,
let cattle into his crops, kill- his. fruit trees,.
-m'0rtg1lge his farm, and sow llls VVfields with
wild oats and thistlese. vIt- will take the
paint off his building. bresk’the glass out Of
the windows and fill them with rags. It
I
polish front is mannerscsubd'ue his reason,
arouse his— —passmns, bring sorrow and. dis-
grace upon his family, aup topple him into
ad1'ruukard’s grave: It 'will do this to the
--,the maiden, as well to the farmer; for,“ 111
its deadiyte'htnifiy tb ths<hunf§n 1131106; ‘ulc'o-'
ho! is no respecter of persons. fills Tem-
pelanee Worker. .
A H01ne-Tllrust.”'-V' "All, Bishop, what 'a
heavenly sertnon‘ tinit ‘wnsd ”of ours, last Sun-
day,'sbout 0rdline 'the v nities of
satire-100111?! 130:- it
me amid 'ZA'n‘d EI'.
,Bisbop,_ how hard ith you, and me iI’.’I
'treat -.w'bo was taken out to have s- tooth
.draw'n liked-1119103910159! 10101111111“; he:
lnslsteéélup 16.6663? l{est of his teeth
extrac 0161'! ill dcz'en police-
men to g'et him back to the asylum. ~_ V V
Sarah Briggs (reading the. local)—.-“Sakes
alivel I would- no more name a child Alias
than hotbin’ in the world. They’re Valli“
cuttiu’ up caper. as
Thompson, Alias 1111.11.15 A as b? _gbt
Hawk, all been took up‘- -forst,eslin.~ ” "
William Lou and br theV,’ lid kept a
ram shopinBrdgoklyn‘vf re "3".ng Ri'gney
drank fourteen drmksefwhiskeylast spring
and died in stew on uyssyyl Tuesd vfo 1nd
R-
company, Va Vplato'éu
during the late unpleasautuessin rkansas.
ruck up 'the gun Vo'f' one of his men about.
. 0 fire Iona staifmfiohnfiitll the :mlsmsi'.
“6166' :-‘-- ‘D—I'-n it, don‘t shoot at him; we
ave got a pulley 01’1‘ bin.”
tion“ costsR the gde’ein Cnhd‘ortyflithohshlid
11019668 {points “ting'e‘gta W wfj‘gfidifi
Where have you bdemiJennieiPP- .metVllVl'J asnd that danger point is’ merely the
“0” she re lied, “we don't‘wa'nt cold
-”""d fin" “‘1 11let‘ivir-z'lulllsall p
wfreck of “(Vie steametlu Scotland.
0 mar ne lsasters 003 not anym a,
fi’end with the ibis of the ship‘. Ry 6’ as
The 111v; Haven VPdIlldiil‘unl say. thatone
.nféits su scribers' passing through Southbury
“saw .an oldéman‘, sixty nine yetirs‘ '01d- next
month, turning a rindstone for his 3011
aged seventy-flitl diet as: hfi’rfix. " Hbfips
certainly a rem hrktib e sigt Barnum will
be after thut pair,wuhout afdoubt. . ..
Thé cat th r 'l alt S
Tarifl'villgh $5160 a (smith .&0 Ea
'Lieuttanant Govnrnol" .vassndlllrmessor
Glossy, 0f the Amherst-.Nassacbusetts Agri-
cultural .eqllege, are still investigating- it.
Tlhe farmers are considerably alarmed, as
j'g'ibey see 'no immediate prespects of abate-
cut. 1 '1, -11..‘ ..U I T
The habit of- taking 'IstVrong drink is like Va
Vritrer. ' bidder! round’glass isuof‘diitle: ac-
count y; and they take it'. Then
they 01" sooth-T e'riy er grows broader
and sw1fter, but 'they 0' not think of this.
They drink yet oftencr, and after awhile
the little streammf babit' has grown to he'-a
wide; roaring t'orrent, Iand Ia, little further on
isVDeath. h {11le
St.'_I10_tVlis "is the chant ion wine
The, 661,116? 6.9“:th 6666" any sayst tfiaf' at' 61665461108 '
lilin Lois Griln'gfelder' 11111 Fraul-
01 00150 ll‘J‘eilVié‘l‘f, uaugattér 9f Jeh'n‘ Ncib-'
I/JI.
bVing 0118
VII ss‘fo euclrguesi.,
who was a‘ homely
allacameaoaa 2,11
tiltiii’said he with
this'cdu h't lidv
ceIljta 11,:I Shell
voung me to r, se
handsome in 61666:!
by
111s lea é ..but', lgpre't’ l: y o the
ourgftin gp’3 “6117' Mild am. thig' is 61'6") time; for.
the Justice ls waiting.” "The J usr V
36'
ticc' by, I prefer the person 1”
help forward the noble .woi'k,‘ and to uphold V
.the ghost principles of the order} V.'.- "
{The G‘. Sf’si'téport wasintsrcstlng There .VV‘.
fit
.11 111130.915,ener,,.The\y1enlbersblpof the VV:
Grand IDIiyision numbers over three hundred' ' "
r._. ardebvlplg ...}S9lllb3t%l‘da'§fili§ {#11th V V
'(V'ka‘
and allowed to: 01111111111111ch food antler- "
.‘siiihe fo ttmmmfitmaams' 'V
‘VTll'e subject of a. repeal of the “Act of In—
will take th gIVqussfroul his clothes,“ and tho V
artisan and the .capfilist‘; \the- ‘m'a’tr‘on' limb“
A lunatic. fromV. the Hurtforda C0110... ..'...
guiltyV of-V“ iso'n'iil 'oy,-an I were
mulcte'dz' -Vlo Wdamagestobepa'dtotbe '
alloys; father“. ” '_r '
Th6: gVa 1
Sign its $134.?
“The cost .
aseri ~offourSV
033060 to if
.VQQSQDAllisseascn will be held in N orwalk
'at the 2nd Mcthodist‘.E Church, on Wednes- "
day. November. th. _Embr
tIced" in this call.
stelthi Suddoy- Schoolsof baiien) New
Canaan, thgEfield Westport, Wilton, W
ton and this town. The committee invite
the attention of all workers‘ 1n these schools,
ventiou will assemble ill the morning and
continus through 0 evening. It will be
seen by the follow that livery minute- of
there will be the opportunities for long and
prosy debates: ,. —. V .
. .._ PROGRAMME '
601111114112“ warm 117121011}- Wolfe; ’1
. ' - 110111511150. session V1.1. , -
..'» 9.801VDevotlonal EerrciIseIs and Organiza-
10. 00 Address owaelcome,
1..'r ix' ’Re‘s W'siH- JDIIGI.
1 10.00 Verbal Reports from the- Schools.
These rcpoVrts not to exceed three minutes
ouch, and not so' much for statistics as to'
give the general cendilion of the Schools.
11 15 Study 'on Lesson, for Nov. 8th
’I11IV.45'II£Vev1IewI0f Lessonyvrth BIlackIVbuard.
' 1. 00 PrayerMeetingJed by ‘1 -
'Rev. Mr. Carrol,- New Canaan ‘
,. ,1. 30‘Devotional Exercises
.11 .40? Pistor’ s 1W0Vrk.
'-".J‘1 H. Pe'h‘ SouthIport
("l “Matti titles," -
'-..:’ l. -' A “1-1Rev.Di‘ Sandersoh
" 1 2 .J : -
2.25 -’ '
,i,g --.1:-";-._. .
I. 235- ' " (c) Dlsdussion, 115V mmutes
2. 50 Teachers’ ‘W’ork. " ""
IVI-(lIlI)I C11 'tll'Ve 'Sa'bbth‘ih,
Wilton,
(Vb) Durang the Week, '
~ ”E. lof.W‘estp0rt.
arcnts Work.
(11) Th‘e‘il' Sed'n Work
N 0rwalk
V(b) Their Unseen 'Work,
.V- ,I JohnnG
V'V('e) Dlscusslon, 15 minutes. V
\
4.345,;
- 1.4115 Dlscusslon 15 minutes. '
Rev. Dr. Peltz.
5 .00 Closing Exercisc's.. . .-
6,10 Adjournment: _.A .' '
-V" , nmmemsssrom' 'VVVAV;
Address by Re'v.GG1A'--'. Potts, DD
ark, . . 'J.'.- Sunset—Training the Child
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Presidel'lt F. S. Winston and Trustee Win
preferable to our own Savings Banks.
copal Church; Panadise; Possession, ~Il'l' th
doc; Boston: Roberts Brothers. -. _I
,m.
tion to the southern people.
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“A
“We'll,
late, but I have attended a prayer and con
Just then he inadvertently removed his hat,
theatre checks fell out on the floor.
pa'ss without speaking “03'"-
O
—'.l.—...Ls.
W Read A. H. Hoyt 1% Co’ 11 adv.
..01 I ..g m...
V tsr Horse Blankets. at Collisions-.310 e..;
Dennis, looking boldlyf at the farmer, sad
aye give us' a ‘_L'job outdoors t"
Cf“: Gloves.VI . . '
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19]?
way Josh, saysit. " »
Clothler. .= C
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way,NewYork I . VVI . ,, -. _
. .
,the saine denomination ,1, .',
a Protestant. ladypsud- says- . “ I marry
cause ;I'w,is11:to remain on benorable mam",
An exchange says that 1'1" keg of beer holds
seven gallons.- or one hundred glIaIsses.
holds more than that: All avei-age keg
lies,- with costs, a broken I'gIa's' lamp aIuId six-
teen headaches. '
The Pope comes of a lung-lived family.
His father lived to be1 eighty eight, and his
mother '.‘to th'?‘e sila- age. Giusseppe. his
brother, seventy-er Gabriellé,‘ an'othe‘Vr
til-”Btber. eighty-clam and Gaet'ano, as the
holy fathel‘: ‘oiteu' VsIa‘ys', “ knocked at the door
,Iof. ninety years '
1 Whales are: still' numerous. in Vineyard
Sound. The spouting of ten was recently
counted at one time. Four' 10 all have been
cdt' These whalesare attracted by the large
quantlty of- English herring 'in the sound,
upon which they feed.
The excitement in 'the shoe trade, caused
by the large number 01' 'suit‘s brought for an
inyfr' ugel'l'tcnt of the Gallabue patent for
11021 lug,culminoted in the" convention. last'
'weei ,in Boston, of all tb'e' New England
manufacturers to take steps. to, oppose Ville
,demands of the patentces.
{fudge Hoarris said 'tovha've expressed the
following: opinion of the late secretary of
the Treasury, Mr Richardson; “ The judge;
,Kies- A. ‘15 a ,very worthy than in his way. possessed
,0" passion for otllce.- He can ratV-ttte around
Ataiol notw ve. Cg I',1n a big ofilce like secretary ofII the tressury, I
guest’s preseigligg 6%“ P 11169691161516.1690" like a pca in a halt: bushel. 'i am
_';; VIll the. farnung triwyn 0f Boyiua, Dela ware
county, New York',‘ inhabited principally
by Scotch, 110. strong (11 ink has been sold for-V
31: or etgilItI' years. VVVVNot a farm" lit the to".
l bow,. “ have an achrIn ntf r 0a.”. i ort a e'd',Vn tIaVV ole was VpaiId'n all:
Tbswml 113063” wile?! £61 4%1} 66616:: mill-la 1111501 . g; '11}; cor, and i315
was pregprocilted‘ 3‘ trdon-‘t u-nd' tend...tnxc"s all't'Vul nutege to, 1'1th 1711'?“ an a half per.
,me: You must pvoeee to 1591.11.11 now- cent. on ustion,whlle army}
other “16‘ in the culint ,i'u oil of which
liquor was sold, paid-.‘,"- urge litigants fér
supporting the poor, and from three to five
per cent. on their as'sed valuation. _
ayIchV' 01 W ' V i."
d nestq silty, at
and hope for little" Conventidu, The Cane
the time has been" provided for", and that "
' i-V“SVtViPr-on'r Yours Civic”, -.—Harl,em
'1',- I(11)I"In th’é'School ’2 1'
'. 1. - .V' (b) 0,th of, the 011001' "
.-.; . 1‘ 10' ' Mi E.‘ Mend; DlVVttV" cu." I
-2.00 (0') Discussion,- I‘I15I mluutes '. .
2.15 Supbrmtendent's wd‘r'l ' ‘" "
VVwith'
V ev.S J. M. Merwin,
., .(cibtsaussionyllimlnatesl 5
Rev. 'I,IJ'.‘ WV; T0wer,So. -. '
.No'rth ,,Esq., .
N
ew, Hav'en. . .
4.00 How "cite the Su‘Vndsy' School best. 1110'
4.30. Review of the day, and _QVth'ethVionV B'oxV,
,NewV-1
It is expected that use good ladies of the
Noranlk' churches will make provision 'V'foVrV
’Ithe collation to be served on .the occasion. .,I
M. VVer'milye', of the ,MIutVtVlal Lire Insurance
"Cdmpany,: visited Bridgeport the past week
with a view of establishing a Loan Agency
for Fairfieltl _Cdu‘uty', for the investment of ..
.portioerVsV. of the Cbmpany‘ s enormous .fuud.
'By the extension of the my limits, the’ fifty
mites litVnit' within- which the C'dinpany'V may"
legullyI“ 10210 is extended nearly over our.
head and mortgage only, at seven per cent.
annual interest,- and as their loans are never'
'called' in waIclIl satisfactorily made. this fact
and their 12111011., 01‘ interest? make them even
Old Vaan New for November has, tbs
continuation. of Anthony Trollope’s "‘ The
Way we Live Now,” and, other articles as
follows: Jefi'ries Wy'l'llan', by, Prof. VWilIder;
VOVuf Sketchlng Cl1111';.Tl_leV _Prot'éstant'jEpis:
Barn; Another Dish _on Lamb; Iand a full
editorial department crlllclsms, reviews,
Andy Johnson ,speaking at Galllltin, Tenn.
last week, made formal announcement of
his candidacy for the United States Senate.-
He said he'- had ”vetogzd the reconstruction
bill, the freedman’ s bureau. billiand the mil-
itaIry,! and brought upon himself the im-
pe'aehment trial, in consequence of his devo-
An up‘town Boston deacon made a queer
mistake the other ds'y. Riding bolt in ~11
hor e- Vcar,:11e was accosted by a friend with;-
,Vdeacon, getting home rather late, ell ?”
yes,” said' the: deacon, “’tis a little
-t‘erence meeting over-Min Chelsea this even--
ing, and the interest was rather prolonged.”
.possibly to relieve his conscience, whenI two
t' is
needless to add that Jones and the deacon
WWool halfbosc at Gomstock Bro’s.
.'+—..-_._'
“A. c'oupleV _of Irish l‘aI'ds, wishing to‘ obtain
a lithtle pocket money, determined to go into
the country during harvest time and. work
‘ —‘Ofc0ursc we can 'cr’adle; but couldn’t
W Co‘mstockI IVBroV’ s'; have IaVlIaIrIgVeI stack 0f
J'osll Billings has written an “epitaph”'
for BaVl'dwin, Itli'c' New York C. 0. D. Cloth-
No, .w’e' .ve got it wrung. He has:
'“dedlkatld” his “ Almiuax” for ’75; to that fa-V. Ne
mousldressel". up of- mankind, and this is the
“Mi admirasbus fo'ramVan who places,
himself at the head of 1110' pr'o'oe'sbun 1n his
line,- and allwus stays t'ha're,‘ induces me to
dedikute‘ Vthiso Almlnax t'o Baldwm, '11.,
Ex- C0nduot01 “Blll” 'BauscllV is 00011110.
a1nspVIjauVeVIV .Ifor-ing 11. Dining and Bar _Room on Broad-
' bliss- Flora L‘. Beach, bof Trumbull.
The king of 'the Fliéildly‘V‘ islands is a 11-.
céu'sed. local Methodist prcachet', and his;
wife, Qucen, Charlotte, lsa.class leader of
_ _S Ange Lievrel amold Catholic priest Vin.-
'SVwi z‘érland, has announced his betrothalbto.
e.
13*VV‘V"'
hbld's thir'ee' aged. two‘ drunk and disorde‘r- ,
shot and sunk, but none have been recoVerr
.Mataseateats
I
'eed’s ewe ry Store.”
VVVAVll members of Co; E l2th C. VV~V.' ;wbo
'ef kNVior
‘Couhec' 1C6!
30111 inst.
_‘_—V'V.V-‘.
i WBoys’ winter", .Caps at Comatockdlrmst
.b—.—7—-——;
. llésr..Justreqelvcd achoicelot of BUTTER. 2
at Selleek Brothers. ' -' ‘ "-
1
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tar-Wedding Presents, Silver 1100 gold,
at Weed’s Jewelry Store.
the .-
.VTl'lilor calf show the finest, best had most
varied stock of Cloths for Gents wear! of
any clothier' 1.5119; has ever invited public
patronage h'ereVabbuts, and? he. says he can
rival any New York establishment' to mate-
. rial, workmanship and prlce, and therefore
he thinks that our townspeople should sup-
port those whofhelp to support them, rather
. 1 than Irun t0‘the- city whenevern garment is
.1 ,wante‘d; '
1 . 1
[3’ Lap Robes at Comstock Bro’ s.
V.
6W1, J usf received 1.11.6191. lot of BUTTER
"atI'Selleck, Brothers’.:
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03‘ stou'sII Kid: Gloves at ComstoI'ck
. BVrVo’s. - '- "
‘ 1
-"at
.
—._V-’-—‘-.—V-<b-4.‘ ' '
Whitney has an exquisite picture of 'J. R.
.:I chC really’ 5 two little twin children, which
really rivals the most elaborate fancy por-
' trails of the choicest print shops. The faces.
.'arrangcment- and genei'al pose are peculiar-
ly sweet and striking. Prof. Cromwell
ough have. Va; copy to take to England
in his proposed collection of
V ‘5 American beauties. "- “-
WE‘- Reynier’s'I Dog. Skin Gloves ‘at Com-
stock Bro- s. . ‘ V _, ,
1"..P'.—‘—'_'
, 3? Just received, _'a choice lot. of Bonn!
"at Selisck Brothers’ . , -
[3‘ wristlets, at Comstock Brols.
1
The Smith Brothers have: painted and gil-
dot! the. ceilings of ‘the Norwalk Savings
:SIociVety’Vs Banking room in a‘ very ornate
. 16'6 Temperance ova-“'s‘; ? , 'Vaud ta manner. V It was Clark, of course
0’3”? . , , , 'RVe D. 0'. Fer'ris,VV . WIVIOI'C e’practical execution.
' Brldgeport
-——.——¢.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 19. —A very successful
balloon ascension was made here this after:
Incon by Prof Donaldson, who was accom-
'panied by '9 bridal party of six persons.
V At' the height of about a mile above the
city the marriage ceremony'was performed.
The balloon landed safely about three miles
“from the Illuce 'of ascension.
11
,. _ .
[3"00mstock Bro’s have the largest
stack of Gent’s Furnishing Goods' in town.
5‘ Just received a .choicc lot of Burma
at School: Brothers’. - .
a“ Go land be measured for a half-dozen
Shirts at Comstock Bro-’s. - y ,
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The number of- people- out of work in
Hurtford 1s so large that the city is obliged
to restrict itself to married 'men principally
in g'ivihgern'ployment.
.:Cllief Justice and Mrs. Waite have taken
possession, of their house on H street, Wash-
.ingto’n, owned and tormerly occupied by
C Bancroft DVVavls, cur Minister to Berlin.
"A St'. Louis woman, who appeared
Alignins‘t .Vhe'i' husband in court recently,
swore as follows. “Since he married 1110 be
has never given me a penny, and I’ve
Iguvttned' my Watch, my jewelry, and my
lsc hair to get along
A New York politician, 111 writing a let-
member of the Legislature,says:. “Icon-
not tell you how pained I was to hear that
your husband, hlVVld gone _to Heaven. We
were bosom friends, but now we shall» never
meet again.”
.ln answer to the rumor that Tilton and
SWinton the going on the staff of 'the Chica—
go Tribune, that paper says: “ We don’t
know about the first part- of this journalistic
e
V ' rumor, but it is only fair to‘ remark that we
have not completed our arrangements with
M1". Swinton.”- :
To many the warm and sunny days are
valuable for their beauty, and health giving
and preserving poWer, but- to.- the- farmer
who 18 diligent, they- mean dolla'ls sa‘ve'd,
next year’s work early begun, added com-
fort for man and beast, the utmost advan-
tage which time and opportunity can afford
'for his especial- Abenefir.- The streams are
1016, but there- is no lack of water in the
streams which feeds the farms;- there has
been no blight, no grasshoppers, no rude
storms, no untimely frost. If new, we
_should be favored with the Indian summer
in November, the autumn of 1874 would
prove to have been memorably delightful.
_ ' -—Probtiiene‘e Journal.
A CARD.- -1
. The subscriber desires to thank' the peo-
ple of Norwalk for the very liberal patro-
nage bestowed upbn him during the past
Vsummer, and to. inform them that during
the Fall 'and Winter months he will make a
further REDUCTION OF PRICES, especially- to
all who desire horses and carriages for
pleasure 'l-.idi'ng- As heretofore, none but
good horses and carriages will be furnished.
Double and single tea ’ with or w'ithout
drivers, furnished on call. Every effort
.'wiil be made to please patrons.
among the 'Vt‘iirln'ers. “Can _'you cradle 7" . 'V
asked the farmer". Now, an Irishman in- .'," EDANN
search, of work iyvasV nI'vaer bknovyn, t0 con-V 3—7 ,
essr noratlceo an t ing‘, utt coueIVstionV. ' .
wast'fiperpibxer‘. bebo 's'looked at 'eactl MAEQWUEED. A . - i ..
I°‘h°1'f°”5‘lgéi°9“b“ ° “99- AV‘ 19" “II In Norwalk; Oct. 2011:. byRcv. Robert w. Jones,
Mr. George!) Sconeld. of Waterbury, and Miss.
Amelia F. Bulktey, of Norw
-In' Norwatk. Oct. 213s. at residence of the
bride’s p'nrents,b Rev. Char! s' M. selleck, Mr.
John H. Lee and rs. Anna B. Riley both ofN
353' The happy couple have- the printer’s best
wishes for their future welfare.
At the residene of the bridats parents, at Glen-
N. Y., on the 15th last" by Rev. John B.
mngstone. Mr. James E. Mliner, Jr of Norwalk,
to Miss Mary E. Northrop, of Fishkill, N. Y.
In New Canaan. Oct. 14 th. by Rev. B. '1‘. Abbott.
IXNewn' York, at th
11th, by Rev. J. Ar'dl
walk. and Mi '3 Celia Cooper of New York. -
In Port Chester. Oct.-12th.- by Rev. '1‘. G. Osborn.
Charles Peterson Iatld Semail'tha Felmatee, both of
Stamford.
. In Port' .Chester. October 18th. by Rev. ’1‘. GV.
Osborn. Jeffrey R. CGilbert and Hortenselounss
‘bn'ry, of Stanwich, Cnon
Gr'e’enwicl'l." October 14th, b Bev.C . O'NE.
GlIover, Mr. "Bibhard V‘.‘ Barri'un' of rsely cIity,N
d to Miss. Mary]: Momll. of .Greenw1c
in We'st'p on. 21st inst" by Rev. Dr. Sanderson,
-E|'IG. Smith, of Brill 0 art, to Miss Mary 15.9
Wright.daughter W. i. ri ht, Esq of West ort.
At Chestnut Hill,- Trumbull, Oct. Slat. by 0v.-
N. T. Merwm. Henry B. Seelev. ofBrldgepol-t, and
Menu: of the bride. Oct.
In South ort, Oct. 20th. b Rev; E. 1.; Wells; as-
.s'iste'd b ev. Sylvester lurk. ”Wm 13'. Middle-
brook 0 Bridgeport and Miss Libble 8119er of
South port
.In Bridgeport,- Dot. 2V1st', at the 'rIesi'dence of the
,brlde’s father. by Keith" .1100 ,‘mW m. H. Silli-
man ‘andM Mamie J. Mc. Gregor. th of Bridgeport.
In We'fiporhne Oct. v21'st, at, the residence or the
bride’s‘fat er. by Sa'rld defso'n.'M Mr‘. Eli. C.
smith. of1 Bridgeport, and Miss IMI'ary VB. Wright of
Wes‘tport.‘_ V _
1
“In Ridgefield, Oct. 10th,I\Vm.-VLoIl'1Insbury, aged
fem-1y; Bridgeport,0ct0her 2211, His. E6arl skinner,
"£5 y'ears, and her son Martyéa aghd hIgdays.‘
Bridgeport, Oct; 2191.111. tus .. Be-
mains brought toNorl'valk for interment. - I
' In BlingJpCl’t," -Oct. nets, Hattie F. .. wife 01 John '
Mchade.“r aged 31 cars, 7 months. 15 days
At Rid 1field. 001721 11,, at the residence ,of his
father, W1 liam Lounsbnr‘y, of Bridgeport,_ in 'the
Anti year of his 11 11.1.0
‘ At Wilton. chnosduy,' Oct. 21 t, Georwianna.
.fi'fa ofTiSIulr’uuel Benton and (taught r of If; W. and
A
9 At Newbur porttMass. .Oet. 24th.Anna 5.,widow
of the late E1 wards Johnson. of Stratford.
‘ In Stamford, October' 16th. William Holly,'a aed
5'1 years; Oet,1 h.--Mary S Lockwood, a 79
cars; Oct. 7th. Alexander Benton aged 63 years, -
1 \'-’
'.Cct 6th, Lewis C. Smith. aged 46 years; Oct. 14th,
39years. .-
'Eltza E. Jerm’au‘,
rough Meeting.
. V-VNO'I‘VICVE.
' is at voteeredI of the Borough ofNorwale are
errfi, notified. and Warned that 'a S 01111
Meetin= 6 said legal voters or the Boroug wllt'
be hel' at .the Town Hammer-sepia s'sid Bor-
Vou'glIl Monday, thofid day of Nova vtho r. A. D.
It“; .3151 minor: in the afternoon. for olVlowiIng
A e viz. —
‘P'T: 6181116 such' action as: said meeting may deem
uestion of supplying
water to partlcs outside of" t Ie Borough ltlnits,-I-
pro or and ady isnble on the
“160- direct the Water Commissioners, if (is ed
qm'em' to lay a water pipe to Wionip‘a k,—
s
also all necessary. approprintion from at.
Vnegin'rgh Tre'aysurv; to carry out: 'the' foregoing cb- --
h roosting, is- 01111st by direction' of
Special
1
i
hat filled foo r months- 1110th
6V) HEt canto-111E his friends - date #016166 316“! the” exlubltteu to us of claims I
“3% :92”th i ,t site has _tske’nI I ins saidesat mt (i.
1 R 3. (603.16ng 81 ‘ated a't No’rwa I; the 24th titty of October, A. D.I'.
banal-a ”$6.66 gimme 1111110111110 115301131 -- GEORGE HOLMES ~ -
Warm” "$165 ”M" "’ JOHN 1110.111. snares wllitra'r'r ’l°°""“"’”"""”"
be.“ '-
Programme..
ter 'of condolence to the widow of a.- deceaed :
Smith Sholes of Ridgefield to Liule Talmadge of '
harl'es Emanuel of Nor— ' ' '
31
HEN have seen and are'
pleased with Ithe chromos .3 - ,
‘Pluck. ” which for their 0. , '. :1.
humor land line moral les
son, its well as the excel-. .
lence of execution. are
t
1
have a place.‘ 10 every fam-
—.
pu
h‘
.111
toners to receive, examine, and decideu
enlisted (rum and wejtq credited on the quota SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3181:.
1 The Largest and Mini Contplete Minstrel Company
heworld, embracing
’20 FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS.
THE BEST TRUAR’I'ETT THE
“ CHE A THE CHAMPION SONG
AND DANCE ARTISTES.
The best and largest number of Comedians eteIr in
one entertainment.
This monster Com any, in a news
ew ole under thei
'sonat supervision of G. SWAINE
ADMISSION
‘3‘ Tickets for sale at L. WEE
For Particulars sstfiXgogramme
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
r (.1 st) to?“ meetat the
“6616.162. 1‘riday evenlnw the BucKlEY’s SEBEIflfinERS
Burlesque Opera Troupe and Brass
Ban 1]
‘QPERA HOUSE.
., .. .._-..» roslwrvELv our. NIGHT ova.
“—4“ W " " ' ‘i-‘i’. 11111.11 “i.“oithidU‘Tthss Slit.“
. ' ,sn 0. -
. WCardigan ,JaIdIm's’ u‘Vll grudes,nt ComVV producing a novel and uniquoI minstrel enterL
stock Bro’ s. _ ' . tainment.
FINEST OH-
'06than
a r-
B EYpeV
36 AND 50 CTEI‘.
D’s.
HHIOKS, Gen’l A gent.
9
GRAND COMB]
V The Company embraces the
Btonde Character Artists. the 81‘
Miss ALECIA JNOURDA
beautiful
Comedian, DAN DEVERE'
V.R0
Music Store.
W. S. IR_VING,
LAIIES’F
ADIES wishing their Man's
ing mufi’s.
South Norwa‘k. Oct. 20th, 1874.
'—
men or Ladies. From
Address or call on
lt'42
sense and Columbine. M’lle EV ALINE ;
Gymnastic Wonders and Character Dan-I ,
cers. theB SHELL SISTERS; the cat Charac- '
i. tel" Actors of the day, Messrs. S
' MACK; the Monarchs of Song and Dance, LES-
TEE and ALLEN; Banjo Solo and Ethiopean
Grotesque Dancers,
.cousras'rmls and EUNICE, presenting.
A BEFINED OLIO ENTERTAINMENT.V I
Concluding with Sig. Constantine’s Scrlo Comic
Pantomime entitled '
Vt Macaire.
. OPERA Hover:
[ONE NIGHT ON'LYI.
MONDAY, NOV. 2d.
SHERIDAN,MAGK 6r DAY’S
NATIIDN.
rett Euro ean
SIS'I'D1 Rs; ‘ "
the dashing representativeN of the swell of the arty," -
: the Premier Dan-
the
H 71le and
I . Doors open at 7, begins 11:8 0 ‘elock. .
Seats seem-ed three days inadvsnce at L. Walnut;
General Agt.
"RS.
and For Collars
repaired and new! lined. or For Capes cut ,
over and made into the ionable Collars or Boas,
can have them done by the subscriber-.111 Franklln
st., first house south of the Union School. Mr. B.
has on hand the best kind of silk and
Also new styles of tassels to
fur. Ladies wishing their furs newly lined will
please call and leave them before the hurried season
I'Fancy Fur Robes repaired and new 1y lined.
for lin-
010T.
1111
LIVE AGENTS WANT-ED.
'THRCUGHOUT Fail-field County, either Gentle-
$5 to $16 a Day eaoily Made.
'1’. F. BURKE, South N orwalk.
the premises, on
'Bros.. at the corner of Washing!»
n
“1631113.... Street and on
'an insolvent assigning debtor
his assignment 1n the above
pursuant to, an order of the
in the Cit
in order ch:
nown at time of sale
Street. The interest which Goo
Amtion Sale of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.
The subscriber will sell at Public Auction, on
' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 310i,
. at ten o’clock, in the forenoon, the
STORE AND WHABF, ,
is South Norwalk. now. 'occupiedb
so called. and also certain desirable
Building Loin. .. . I.
parcel of land lyinfilon the south side of I ,. .1‘
0 west side or Water ' ‘ -
0W.Ra
the District of Norwalk. The _pre'niises' ln question
are situated within two minutes’ walk of the
Depot and are beyond questlon some of the
Most Valuable
of South Nor-walk. They are only- sold
t the above mentioned estate ma
settled and the sale will afford a rare chance or a
rofitable investment. Terms and conditions made
If the weather prove
stormy the sale will take place on the next fair day.
South Norwalk.00t.24th,1.874 2M3
WILLIAM L. WABING. Trustee of the Estate of
George W. IBaymond, insolvent.
CHESTER F. TOLLESI.
tab the .
Raymond
Water Ste, .-
ymond
at the time of
gremises will be sold
'onrt of Probate for
be
Shelvin,
Stove w til 40 feet of pi
numerous to mention
,and
Store Fixtures for Sale.
CONSISTING of two splendid Counter Cues,
one U right Hprness Case. Drawers, Counters.
;also, 0110 Furnace, near-l new. one .,‘- ‘ ‘
tnres too - -
anbo seen at store insult;
other
occupied by the subscriber adjoining Bank Bni
J4: GC.Q.TLEB
m,Norwalk October 27th, 1874.
Shaving, Hair Dressing,
executed in the best manner.
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
HOT AND 00L]! "BATES . . -.
at all reasona*honrs of the day or night, at
G. A. ERA NKVE’S
81111111 and Hair Dressing 811101,
No. l GAZETTE BUILDING. .
Vg, Cutting, etc.
AGENTS FORV
AGENTS FOR
and' we are anxious to‘ sell them.
A. H. Hoyt
A. n.110v'r. '
[1011311l
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ISTBICT 0F NORWALK, Iss. Probate Court.-
Estate of NATHAN JONES, late of New Conan,
The Court ofProbate t'or the district of Norwalh.
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
ereof, tor the Creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to'
present then account‘s, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recovery.
sons indebted to saidto estate are requested to mass
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WI LIAM L. WABING, Administrator.
Commissioners’ Notice.
HE subscribers appointed by the
Probate for the Dlstrict; of Norwalk.
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