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slow-Is Trina-inn:
Thanksgiving Services.
' gvmagk r“ ‘ ’ irouilse of many more days of usefulness.
t’.‘ , » Q r . - v' r h . . u t
.3 ‘ , ~ n this bullet he had nlade all his ar— butch scrvtccsul the Borough Will he
angemtnls for going to Washington at the ...zhcltt on Thursday morning at it o‘clock,
CITY NEWS.
W Sleeve Buttons at Comstock Bro’s. An Englishman was boasting to a Yankee E
. .—_—_—.—.o L that they had a book in the British Museum ‘ meflfvfiuflflfi
.
For 60 Day. only. which was once owned by Cicero. "Oh. ._ _
m“ $10,000 worth of WINTER Ovnn- that ain’t nothing," replied the Yankee, “in '7,
Accidents.
A most distressing accident otreutrcd in
the town of ‘tVeSton on Friday last. A
Br otzu Locar. REPORTER.
MAW... «A..- . W...” e
’ " w To our rocll
Tuesdé- N 0v. 23d 1875. beginning cf3the Deccmb3er session, and had at the First B:lp.ist church. llev. J. A little boy about seven years of_age, son of 3’Qhefoi 3f)“;- old residents, a magi compe- 3L: 3 , ,. 3 5 the museum in Boston the 1ve not the lead ., OPE,“ HOUSE Not ,. . _
__I_ gm, ’ ”ire-engaged his last years quarters for him- Hamilton, of the First Congregational Mr. James E. Deans, by some means 11:3th {emf-mechanic, had quite an adventure on a3 2:333:53332g55n12i3 1:35:31; :lllebtlilltgzd f2; pcn3ci133hat Noah used ,0 Elma} off the ani- 1'3. ' ‘ l “H‘- .
thd to et )ossess'o of ' hil r t. 's‘ ’ . , 5‘7 '1' , ma 5‘ at wentiutothe fll‘ '-” . d '
Death of g 1 l n apistol,a3_nd3w , {599, v1 it to New lork After complet Cash 033,333,“ Ilanrinal&Co.s, Opera House o : V58 nesflay am] Thursday EVBllISh".
)laying with it discharged its co‘nténts int 3 iii; his purchases, he assayed to pass the '1. 3 , , .
,. ’ acred‘ portals of the Grand Central Depot,_,m°d" no“ m 31,233,113- Shoe Store.
to take the cars for home, but having a few :4 [1' $5,000 worth of new goods, at A. H.
3 panes of French glass under his arm, he Hoyt,& Co.'s. Shoes and Boots for every-
! wastak‘gn for challenge smasher or a com- body, come and get them. Men’s Rubber
pelitor of-‘Adams- EXPWSS 00-. and WM Boots, best quality, $2.75 and $3 00. Men‘s
{‘9 1190- “Peter" arrived safely at home, shoes 70 and 80cts. Ladies shoes, 45 and
_-380 did his glass, although the Co. refu 60cts. Men’s Attics, $1.75, &c.
e' to take it for pay. -—-—-—-'-‘O-.---— _
.f' our little city is not wholly forgotten, nor WI)“ I" Deans’ Never Failing D‘ph
{Sitcsldcnts ignored in the distribution of theria Remedy. For 5310 by H' M' & C' 8'
clerkships by the authorities at Washington. PWW‘W come" 0f Mill“ and Wall Sts.
elved the idea that the morphine which In the city, union services will he held
was being hypodermically administered to at the First Methodist church, at 11 o'clock
With an appreciative realization of the him to arrest the pregress of his disease and a. m.
3 allay the excruciating pains with which h F‘ . --_-:-.—_.-_-—.;—_-.=--
public loss, and a far deeper sense of per- _
go‘nal bereavement, we in sorrow record the system was COllStftlllly l‘ZlClictl, was working gal Natlonal HondaY-S- 3
sudden, though not entirely unexpected disastrous effect upon l3l3is~biy3lin. iii The idea of national holidays is by llO‘
death of ORRIS 8. Funny. We had become .33 With the concurrence'of his family audgnieaus new. All nations from earliest times-3 3
so apcugtoined to his intense sufferings mails pproval of his physicians, be repaired to ‘thavc had their yearly festivals anti in fact, A boy named Josepthhanno
the fluciumiong of his subtle disease, that irooklyn, and placed hilnscllunder the per- holidays have almost universally been days with his parents 0,, Cmigs street ,.
onal care of a. physician there who had offestivity. With tlie'chs, Sundays and playingon a swing fc" {ma blblic.all'
his death to us,is as severe and unexpected a 3 3 3
shock as though he had been stricken down made similar ailments a spemalty. Proba- least-days comprised nearly one-fourth of
"Did you ever break a yoke of four-year- 1.3
old steers i" asked a Rock count lowa 1-1 Vow. 24 -~
6 farmer of a young Janesvillc clill( whtl L "i and 25“,. “I CHEAP"
“We“ ‘0'“an “rambler-”N0 never Entire New Performance. Fall A FEW DAvs, ran CASH '
_- did,” was the lneek reply, “ but I-have rode .
.3.:-i mule in a circus, and had a good deal 0 .6
other experience in the world ” “No other
experience," said the Granger, “could quali
t‘y you. young man, for trying to handle JOHN . :5
that girl,” and the sad youth departed. ‘2 . ’ ,
_ elfand family. A short time since he con-E333; Church is expected to preach the sermon
33
the abdomen of his little three
,. sister. Dr. Charles P. Uhle, of
, was summoned and‘did all in his
SENATOR 0. S. FERRY.
"fit
5523’
iii
a
The Celebrated Irish Comedian, As I have a large stock. and must reduce it.
ONLY LOOK AT THIS :
Soft Hate, $2.75,
old Price, $3.75.
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s
2’
I l ‘ .' - i ~ .
Why will you suffer from Rheumatism, fl n us \cw l'tolt,oi " » -- ...___.___.___._ __
Sprains, Still Joints, Swelltngs, Burns, Scolds, or SH AUN O’REILLY 3‘7‘7001 Hats, $1.50-
. 7
Weak Back, when the Centaur Liniment affords
in the full and vigorous health ofhig earlier bly at no time within the past three years the year. Among these days was the feast O 3) 3
‘manhood. A man so richly gifted in all ”,3. would death have been anything but: n.3wel—. of the ’l‘nberhacles, of the Passover, the On Saturday noon last a son 0,. Mi One of our boys, unaided by a host of back- 3 WFGX‘ Beaver O:ercoats from $12 ,0 certain rclicl? Many articles soothes pain toa 3 3, RM
elements of genius—a natural born orator,’come release from his intense physical suf- feast of Farm and the Benteccst, all of - Levi C. Hanl‘ord, aged abobt eight years. ”9.11118 "509in an appointment ‘0 a 1‘101'3- $24 at the “New York Clothing House v aegmg‘,‘i“°,’j.t'l’“t “‘9 Gama“ Linimcm‘ cunns. suppormdbyflrull‘ if. Silk Hats $5 00
of the rarest personal magnetism, of thc - S’Whl‘m were days appointed for public fes‘ while plating on a ladder fell and"-disloca- ‘ ll.” clerkship l“ '9'"? 0f the executive de- ‘ 41 Plain Street ' , ".7Ycl-lowlllltl‘nlnlgllrlill:lt.l: igiixclseti‘iillnititlilftlxlguy’erm: 3% COMEDY COMPANY ; 31“ Price $6, 50 . ,
HWY.“ kind 0f rejoicingto k099i“ memory,,cd his gum. and broke his and: Th; partments,.and heiwritcs: "It is pleasant for ~ '- ,_,,_,.___ 3i? ‘ ‘ ' I" » ’ '. 3 , “‘1.—
3 INCLUDING MISS “(HS Winter school Caps ‘fl’llll
purest patriotism, and most unselfish devo- . 3
. lion in the Right—such a man could not de resolve he successfully struggled through 1 some signal interposition of Providence
h“, even from the private walks of 1ii‘e,a complete release from its thralldom. But The Passover brought to mind how the do
without profoundest regret. But when tothc disease of the spine had made more rapid sltroying angelihl}: spared them and slain
all these ualities are added the highest ofli rogrcss than he or his physicians knew, an t 1611' cuetnies n ‘gypt. ‘ . 3 333 __
cial respgnsibility and trust, the heart of E3, is more receutagony of brain was foulidt At the feast of Tabernacles the poop] gzntntgefg‘rsg113:?“(13'13‘3‘735 burned-2:112“?! 3 3 3
the nation is touched, audit becotuesaeom- emanate not from Morphia but from :1 lata dwelt in booths, that they might imaginenay: 3 3 f ‘ 3 ,‘e 1:335??? 5 .3, h“ ‘ soldiers is not dead, and that the matter is
mon bereavement. The nobler qualities in 1 spread of the diseaseto the head. Conscious,tbemselves fleeing from thcland of bondage, T3”? ESCAPE, rom ’e3‘"ge “m“ to deal: ' likely to be decided in their favor. Who
Seutator Ferry’s character are so fully thathc was failing, he became cxccedinglybg'l‘he memory of their deliverance from then) "3 03' ”no" or was .et on fire on 91’ '
Mask-s 50 Cents.
Old Price, 80 Cents.
m .
(Yalipntl see for yourselves.
- D. S. CURTIS, Hatter,
Corner Store, nutter Opera House.
Engines, _
W Sponge Rubbers for cleaning Kid ilsmtnscu’s PULMONIC SYRUP FOR '1‘le (loan or
P ,3 the nation to know that it has yet a mutt ,
- 630033 at A. Selleck’s. Cossnalrrlox, Couolts AND Comm.
,‘3 - tude of honest, reliable‘Bcpublican patriots
left.
It appears from reliable sources, that the
app'licatlbn for bounty on the part of the
little sufferer was cared for by Dr. 0..
Uhle. - '
g The steamer D. R. Martin, run-sash . er ,
. r 3. . 3 The great virtue of this medicine is that it ripens i:
m- 1‘0 10““ but the best or country 3tllc matter and throws it out of the system, puri
’l‘urkeys and Chickens, at 20 cents per 1b., ties the blood, and effects a 0,",03 the Charming Comedienne and Vocalist. 1“
at H. Fitch’s. . ADMISSION 35‘ CENTS; RESERVED SEATS
_ - . 50 AND 75 CENTS; CHILDREN 25 CENTS.
_..___.__'..—3 4.,——.————. .
Great bargains in Black Shh-5,,“ Bennett . Disrm’m. INDIGESTION.& ' ~ Reserved Seat Tickets for sale atheed’s,Nor—- --
T , , - ' ' ' walk, and at l’eck’s, South N orwatk. Parties pnr- t '
ash (is Street 5. ‘ chasing tickets at South Norwalk will hefurnished _ eff/”l;
Annie F. Irish,
.. 5 pays for the injunction?
”trip from New York, and WM 3 run: ashore - Tho Tonic produces a. healthy action of the
known and appreciated by all our readers anxious to be brought back, and on Satur-mmalicc of Human was yearly refreshed b3 . .Mrs. Susan Fitch, aged about 30 years, .3_.___ ;, 3 , , 3 3 Wm, Horse Canickets“ andmckme arch .
. . _ . . , n shoal w 1- h . . , 3 stomach creating ana ctite forming chylc and , , , use
that it were idle,(did we feel equal to the task)itday last kind hands and loving hearts Cs-gtlle feast of Purim. The Pentecost was aboa‘s could 321$ liar-"sirgrillainlii‘ustgzz .3 had a cancer removed by the Drs. MCLQBD. W Silk WHSUC‘tS. at ComSIOCli Bro‘s. curing tllc most obstintll: case’s oi Indigestioii. 5) ‘-FARRA1~.ASent. Steam P10120118,
‘ ‘ ' » g - in a very successful manner. Mrs. F. bore .w'wr— '80" Ann BRASS cAsnuas
t' 3 I
Scrtiaxcu’s MANDnAltl-l PILLS 1-‘olt Tin“. Can: or
‘l‘cortcd lzim lo the home he so ardently long-3feast of one day after harvest, when thanks
lent: COMPLAINT, (to.
WA. good heavy Undershirt and Draw 5'3 G
érd;0nly.30 cents and upwards, at Harlem
' 00’s the Clothiers.
boats being entirely unable to go alongside,
as they endeavored to do. Fortunately all .
he passengers and crew were safely rescued -3
r by the small boats, the captain being the -,
ast to leave. The pilot house fell in on]
3to give them even 3n attempted delineation
How oft these columns have been enriche
-ia the years gone by, with the products 0
' , hemorrhage of the bowels set in which soo
his cultured peu,it is needless to recount;
His unsullied public record is the nation‘s hso reduced his vital forces that his final end
property. The State he loved and served ' and release from suffering became an imme-
so well, will ever honor and cherish his3 diate certainty.
memory. While to his family and friends. {3 At. a quarter past two o’clock of Sunday 3 3
the knowledge that all his great powers and "lftCl‘llOOll, November 213t.,iu the full hope meter and Bacchus, kept it] the Autumn.
_ _ . , . . . _ ‘hc trobablc ointces of B ' 'e -
noble qualities were consecrated in an ar- ofa blessed immortality, he peacefully “felt. when gratitude called forth rejolcmg. lGe - l app “311th 1‘
3 ‘3 , 3 3 3 ncral Smith on his staff are as follows.
dent desire to (lo g0ml,tS for them the helmet -. - 5% '“le Romam‘ “150 celebrated the san‘eAu aid from New London county has not
‘ ' i —— r-‘deities their Gods of Aoriculture with ex-.»
legacy heS could poispibly leave:ehlntl.B 33 3 The Funerah Ell-avagilnt 33333333333033, 2333033333 all the 3333 yet been. found:
.Ouuls assent) t1mm: was orn in c l t . a
at in this Couutv Among, 15,1, 3 1823 He Senator Ferry’s Funeral Will take Piaf-"lions ot' olden times of whicll‘we have any
l m i ‘ n ' ‘ -
,3eurly exhibited such a taste for books that
Winter Evening Entertainments,
.- 'l‘ . .
‘ Machinery Ilepalrstlono at reasonable rates.
Mon-walk Opera House- Inc Norwalk Iron “’orks (10.,
if. MI S. Scott-Siddons, 0ct. 27 mt“ SOUTH NORWAI.K, coxx.
.3 Bayard Taylor, Nov. 15, -‘ 3333333333 To LET.
luriflcs the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon »' . A . . NICELY LOCATED 33003353 33333333-
ihe liver, create a. healthy bile, and remove all cant. T, son, NOV. 23.
lshed or unfurnished. Also Store and Fill-
diseasesol‘theliver,oftcnacause ofConsumption. Carl Schlitz, Dec, 16,
eneral ‘ Machinery and Pattern '
M A K 1 N G . ‘
-- the painful operation without taking chloro‘
form or any stimulants.
A son and only child of Mr. and Mrs.
Kemp is seriously ill wrth diptheria. They ;‘_
O
. 3 W Comstock Bros. are events for Mon
5 have, and are deserving the sympathy of theson & Hutchinson’s fine Drcass Shirts.
community.
. --_._4.
It ishoped that more care will be taken
, , a cann.
by your uptown gunners, when firing The factihat my Patronage from friends
quabs“iu the bushes." Serious wounds
at Norwalk has exceeded that of any
were made by3lhe last charge, and death former‘ year, considering the repressive
may. answer. - ' " 3 _ . . state of business generally, is to me quite
Thanksgiving day is3now-néar at hand, ncxpeclcd,andI write this not as an ad-
opt-9pamiiqn'g‘uebeing made for its . ertisement, but desire my friends and
. 'er ,itke’e'ping," .;ln3p'l'oposed ‘ Chowder atrons to accept it as a personal “ thank
t- sis and .guziling', ball and foot ball you." BENJ.BARRACLOGK.
3 games, and with the most_universat game .
r all, that of knife and 'fork.
providence. 3 ,
Among the Athenians were over eighty
tiaysin the year wholly and th’roughon
merry making. They had great national 3.
games some of which started from religion- .
ideas, but besides these were feasts to De-
These Pills are an alter-alive, and reduce a
healthy action of the liver, without the least dan
ger, as they are tree from calomel, and yet more
efficacious in restoring a healthy action of the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Consnmp
tion, as the Pulmonic Syrup rtpens the matter and
Military News.
.gtiti33res for marketing business. Inquire of
o S.
R. P. CAMP.
The Sea Weed Tonic glvcs tone and strength to the -
stomach, makes a. good digestion, and enables the ~: “Killings-Bern hard 0 ”era
organs to - form good blood; and thus creates a ‘ C
ompany, Dec. 31,
:- Grace Greenwood, Jan. 5,’76
healthy circulation of healthy blood. The com‘
bined action of these medicines, as thus explained, "
Course and Single . 1037018 .‘or sale at Weed’s
Norwalk, and lloyl‘s I-rug Store, South Norwalk -
NOTICE.
I [unprepared to keep a few Hoarding Horses
~51 duringt le coming winter, having every facility
“ ‘equired for their comfort. For further particu-
s enquire at my place on High St., or address
5 if. B. RUMSEY, Reddlng Ridge. Conn.
FOR SALE.
“'0 l’Al'tLOR. STOVES, Gas Burners. in good
will cure every case of Consumption, it‘ taken in
time, and the use of medicines persevered in. '3
W Dr. Scllcnck is professionally at his principal
W Comstock Bro’s. stock of Gent’s Un- onlcc,eorncr Sixth anti 'Al'cll Streets, Philadel-
condition, will be sold cheap, as the owner
. . . . . - .. . . derwear can 0 l hia ever Monda where all letters of advice
The Entertainment given at Mllltal‘y ' ll tw surpassed. p ’ y y, ' as no-lurtherusel‘orthem:alsooneortwosmnll
.. .._...____. ' must be addressed. , it ' , 1 S ,3 3 h , ,
" Hall {or the ben - ..- ,(),G, '1‘. m J - - 3: 3 ~ 3 on tons. Apply at t e SORWAIA POST
- -- em 01.2“” I - . e pl“ 3 53' Cassimere Pants from $150 ‘0 $7.50. Facts are stubborn things. Bright’s disease. " - I FFIC E. 4"
375 lodge was one of‘the bestever'givcn in this at the “New, York Clothing House," 41 dropsy.kidney. bladdcrand glandular complaints
‘ , ' ' ‘ - - ‘ ~ - grave diabetes loss of vitality, mental and physi- _
d. Clty’ by local talent! and It ‘s a Shame that In"? Street. cal debility, feinale irregularities. are stubbor An 2 (ll-:01, 10 - .- f, - .. - -
'- such an array of talent and cultivation 3' p ‘ ( snmc ”imam" m "1
—-—-—4—<o facts, yet they uiclflydisappear when brought in ,
., hould fail ,0 draw on e’ half the audience WPrints,Reps,Serges,Mohairs,Fluids, contact with units Remedy. This vegetable unique and elegant process should. make
uvariably atle‘ndant upon the performance 7
gmgdicinenevcrlails to all‘ordeomtortand relief. application within ten days. Although I
of fih'ytthird class negro lninstrels. But
ashmeres, Flannels, Blankets and all ~ . .
shall remain in this place for two or three
is the Harvest Home of which our Than‘ s . School at \Vosion,rcccnlly returned homethe'object for which it was given, was not ',
some six months, when he passed his exam eclined in deference to the expressed
mm the FiI‘St Congregational Cl‘m'Chya nowletige,'national festivities have been
. ‘ me o’clock on Frida the 26th inst. it :1 5 uen : le 1» - _ -
his father, STitnn FERRY, then apromlnent‘; As the remains will not be exposed was.1533:1322;355333933333-32‘531) 3:; 3‘; ’ :3 5:13:21, Brigade Inspector—Rank, Major—T. A
Hat Manufacturer ofBethcl, withdrew him3 , _ ‘ 3 _ . ‘ - ‘ y ‘3 .g p__ water Barnes, Napr Haven. _
. - View at the 611111011. any 030 desnous 01' 580- that success winch has crowned a great. . ~
from his factory, where he had apprenticeda urr him can do so byicallinn' 33, ”30 hous - effort v E; Brigade Quartermaster—Rink, Major—
him, and sent him to Yale‘ College, from a 1 7...- ° m ' , , 3 . 3 3 .-Char1esE. Doty, Norwalk. -
., h raduatcd 3,, the earlS44 Aftel 5“ any time “D ‘0 rilday 1100“- '1 be American ludmns had their feast of --
“ tence eg 5' ' 3* Members of the Fairficld Co. Bar hat
. .Brioae . -,,__ .3,-'__._
leavintr Collene he at once entered the law ‘5. the first fruits or the “Green cover D:\DCO,”Vid 3,; fieflggfggfigfiorfml” “"30" D“
office (if the alate Hon. Thomas B. Osborn we“ “1"le to “Ct “5 P11“ Bearers. M“ (“1‘1 the least ofharvest. 3 Aid-(le-Camp—Rank,Captain—-Geo.Goo
at Fairfiehh Here he remained about one -ch. Couch, Gent’s Smith and Craufurd,an At present, the Saxons often reckon tun
Col. F. St. John Lockwood, have been solic-
" . ‘ rich, Vernon.
year, when he came to Norwalk, Septembels
om the number of their merry makings; _- _~ 33
1845 and completed his law studies with, “ed “3 take charge or ”10 0115'3‘103303- “‘1 set aside a week after their crops “('3’ Frederick P. Monies, formerly of 31 Par
the late Chief Justice, Thomas 13.3 Butler. A funeral cscortwas tendered by the
ggathered in asfixed holidays. I” Englaut "Row, andwho has been a patrou'of Jarvis
He remained a student with Judge Butte Connecticut National Guards but kindly
thLY made from Wamsutta Muslin and
Irish Linen. All one quality, the very
tlS ll"
stirs PATENT
Partly-Made Dress Shirts.
3 & S 3 fat legacy of Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonary Inlla
s . . . .
“ ’ t... ’ .M assassinate?"retaliating: has my Pupils to . comparitivelr small numbe-
nation. A131 these days {If rejtjicing were in this country forgeVeral yemnnd hecom. 'Oa'r- Fire Boys unlocking for the No, Comma, 3,0,3 ‘ __3___33_33_____ "in Order ‘0 devote faithfulnttemion to each.
County Bar. IIis superior legal attainment _ hould be as uuosleutatious as possible. attended With some religious rights show- ingauaturalized American citizen. His resi { walk Correspondent of the Bridgeport - 9. . MAQRUEIE. ..
and abilities were so well recognized by and 3333330333 3 3 3 1'. duly witnessed by some responsible person)
notice or plovocatlon, he was tEtiyogi-1155r‘yyiiif‘i’tlgtrlliiii-rclfailzlilm3315i?!0f the “ not to teach the method to others. The art ,_
inds 0,. (3003,53 very cheap, at Bennett The luteawlul Winter leaves behind itafrlgllt-
mation. Providentially, however, an absolute an weeks, I shall necessarily be obliged tO-limll
' ' «rm almot ons' ' a - t'i - . ‘ . “—“—°"‘ _
glvma ay 5 be c “lewd con ” to Cuba to Vlsitdttts garenls, after an absence ,upprcciated by thnt. ”“39 0f persons. W Double breaste l diagonal Frock5, at: cure in one minute.
inaticn and was admitted to the Fairfielt Wlsbes of Senator Ferry that his funeral —_ 3 [hose only will be taught and licensed who
' .' ’ ' ~ . V o . ' V I "-2 h .n' ' '
lug thalththelr origin was grattttuge to Hela; dencehere at once excited Spanish jealousy, Standard, and propose to set him on the 3 W Our Dress bhlrts from one 0, th in“? 1 33 c Y’QH‘T‘E,‘ I; E b 3 s all Sign my form of agreement (and bond _
. . . . . . r 0‘ e 0 .‘ ' ' ‘ .. ' _ ‘ ' r ’ . _ v n cw 'or’ci , ’ov. l, ‘ cv. r. cr .
Judge Butler that he immediately mm,“ 3 en 8 same cause orlglna ur o ( igheslbuitdmg asa mall. and] 31¢: lllm, fading houses in Broadway Johnsonc. ‘ y ‘Y 3
after being wet down then decule if “Rock Nutphn—very tasty and reliable material. ... .
in Danbury, Nov. 14th, 1) Rev. A. c. Hubbard. ts of such a. Simple nature that the details :;
OFFICE on THE Wannnx, l
T kg . _ ' . . . 3 3 3
him to a partnership. the firm being that 0 IiE’R‘f’EGgeggofil (algwéux. 5 guiltlfmtémgorfd “liming"n33thCh3dat‘3S arrested and put in a Spanish dungeon on a h _ 3 3 At II ,
. 4 , - L 0 l1] 'NV ‘ - ‘9 {IC ' 0 e ”‘5 year 03 . e pl gl‘llllS arr 3;; 3 3 . . ‘pring squu' 3 WOI'll fl. CCDl. - - ARLEM 53 - - , . .
,~ _ "' he was commis , ’ . ~ , , trum 38d 11 char e of beta hostile to the : Mr. Albert o. Hoyt and .MISB cetia M. Miller all .. . . , . .
Butler & Fe”), . In 184." C , . ll In expression of the profound and naive a], In 1643, though, the real Thanksglvmg’fls anlsh “1,1; ,eg 32; l , ti 3. A new source of amusement is now pre- 0.» ~ ’ of Danbury. Nov. 173th. by Rev. J. L. 1’eck,’Mr. fwd pliflClple 9‘ 1t can 1"- f‘llly understood
stoned by Gov. Bissell, heat. 0 one] of t , , t 1, , t ti 3 't. 3 13, h 3 l 3 3 Ti p . it saw a priva e e er tom 3 _ 3 W Windsor Searfs a3, Comstock 3,0,3 John in. Batch and Miss Phebe Miriam, allofl) in one lesson, and thereafter each pupil has
so sorrow a. re ass 0 le communl y, w to we now ce elrate, started. 33 re tum on Saturda written ,0 his brother in sented to our Sight seers, and men oflelsure. ; Nov. 14, by Rev. J L. Peck, Mr. William Stevens, . . _ 3 ..
' y’ - ‘ .W—fi ol Pcekskill, N. Y., and Miss Abbie Marie Jack the l‘rtvtlege or consulting With me a: any _-.
First Division of the Connecticut Militia
Our militia system being in a state of utte
neglect, and no possibility seemingly appar
, ent of elevating it to the scale of a respeta
ble organization, he gave no heed to his new
Commission and willingly let it expire with-
but practical acceptance of the proffered
honor. In 1849 be was appcinted Judge of
Probate for the District of Norwalk. A
the removal of Governor Bissell to New Ha
ran as head of the Law School there. Mr
Ferry took J udgc Bissell’s law office and
succeeded to a large share of the legal busi .,
ness left by him. In April, 1855. he was
elected from this the 12th. Senatorial Dis ~ ‘
The telegraph furnishes the sad and start- _ .
trict, to our State Senate, and also again
elected the succeeding year of1856. It wasting news that Vice President Wilson ex: 33
during this latter term in the State Senaterpired at the Capitol at 7:20 this Monday
W bile Mu-M Norton and his employees Were 1 I ’ _._. ' I 0 0 ani) l‘y
>_- ,. . . _ '. , 2 . 3 , IITELL S LIV ING AGE. A B n f I) ll 0 ‘ ' ' . 5.
new Serllll by I 9 Betl‘ 1’ N - 3rd,] R0 3 G0 1‘ 3 F. “7-,, ters ”me during my Stay - I herefore those Who
t 5"" n 3 _ , , , 3
5323.12]: 1:23: (‘31::‘0n’850‘313: seventy five per 11'5- Ollphant lg begun in the number No- ‘1‘ hr.3Thofm3m3£o3nneh,Minoan,lu.,aml Miss Lettia learn first will have the advantage of
o I re. 11 as a- . .~ ‘ ' e, o e . . =
I l W new, g ’ vember 13Lh' The same number also con' In Southgast Centre, Oct. 24, by Rev. A.R.Mac being “ble to more mom‘lghly perfect them'
' ‘ihered together and surrounded the “long . 3 3
-' ~ ”)5 anelaborate article on the oubrc , Mr. Charles W. Wardwell, of Brookl n, , - . 3 3 , 33
and deep cut"in frontofMessrs Lounsbury . $ _ , Atomic-33 u. my to Miss Lilian F. Dunn, of Danbur . y ~€1V€S In their work. With one lesson 1 3
. 3 3 B 3 . _& R k l 3 3- 3 1 .3 hebry of Lucretius, contrasted With modern In Englovgoqd. N. J.. Nov. 4th, by Rev. .N.Re- positively guarantee that, any 136350333 even 4
that all the food given him he is obliged to toe. oc we is new building. ‘The heories of Atoms, the Constitution of Mat- lfgiri‘kdféh'fifi 33.3553“ 01 Englcwood, to ,, "my bad 33333383 painted 33 picture before 3_
.. . . r ' ' g u .. . . . . o ‘ 3
CM wuli hls hands, as plates, knives and “'9“ progressed pretty Well, until the m- ter and the Origination of Life; an _lnstall- In Stamford, Nov. 16th, by Rev. M. TierneY, Mr in their life, can brin’r out and reproduct
hme?’ struck water,-when it came to a sud- b 3 3
. . , John O’Neill to Miss Sarah Bennett, both or S _
. 3 ment of “The, Dilemma,” 545.10?! ofEast Nov. 15th, byRev. Mr. James Tallcrto Miss Kilt ,a photograph in colors and make these 3
den.vst0p,.and the water sprayed out “1 all beautiful efi'ects That m ' system is all "
directions," making amusement for some. I 3 i i
State andNation,of the distinguished ci -eolonies were threatened with famine. .
zen, soldier, lawyer and statesman,0mus There had been no rain furn‘é‘arly eight
3. FERRY, late Senator 0f the United States, weeks. The Indians prophesied a failure of
-- crops and hence an easy conquest (ll'll‘lll
the following winter. In view of such a sa
New Yorll,in which he protests that he hag
said or done nothing to incur the Spaniagd-fs
hostility—that he is confined in a stock's
without cover or shelter, and obliged
sleep on the ground in the open air, and -
erday, at 2 o’clock p. m.,—
The undersigned, Warden of the Borough,
would request that on the occasion of the
bunleral obiequllelsfiozthulay3 nil“, flingiwasdfreiyiveu the wrtherlngbcropsfsti ltlhat m.v_ forks are forbidden him. His case has been
be 3°W°3r€1i3 to3 :1 3~ a I: (“33‘ ea mp3 a3c0 ”3333‘ e 0 ' (Thu-1 3&3“:me a 3 (13131"? n alves: reported to Mr. Fish and by him referrcdlp
usmess e c.o_cc3 on o r Sl c . . _3 crownet it.” 1 or3s ant .ietr niournmgémh Cushiug a, Madrid,butthc fears are the
memory ol the eminent deceased. was turned to rtgoxelng. .
SAMUEL DASKAM. \Vartlen. '2 In consideration of this a public Thanks _
Ladies can have the pleasure of presenting their
' ' _‘ , l) 'f 3 f hllslhangzd with p3t3rl‘ecthllttingDresiShggs.ckgu3r3
- - ‘ .. . '. . ‘ . . . tl'a ‘ ' ‘ .- e nis aseaslyas emmtnga an er e
3. 3 mg‘ Fur Beavers and plain in all the lead. Effi‘lfiap‘J-f‘hfifikfl’ iii: lll’lymgiitfimllflzgf 1:10 x, .3 sauna a" or occupation3 during ‘3 » "J.C.RANDLE,Sole Agentfor Norwgik.3
ankSGlVinc’ 0f 01” “'hOlOLx B Church ' intr colors for Ladies’ Sacks and walking M193 Esther Hall, of Bridgeport Nov. 18th. by eisure ours, even ”’3 an accomplishment, - Sam ‘65 “a“ .be 599“ and "dc“ 1"“ “t u‘1‘“:
. ' = . “7 » .. .g. ' 7 = ’ , ~ Rev._K.Brune_i-, Mr. Albert F. \V’intter to Miss and in many cues itwill be founda science Drug torerl‘m‘n Street- 4‘
This was then the only holiday, 13- - , W h _ . . Mlle Sabbath School Monthly Concert Jackets, at Harlem &. Co, 3 next to Hoyt d: Pauline K. Vett.ol Bridgeport. Nov. 16. by Rev . . -
F.1- anle e stel, fot the release of Marti“ 3-“ the Con revational Church on Sun la : Co ’s Shoe Store 3.3013,)“, Mr. David Clark French and Miss Jen. which would perhaps always be of value to _3 _. NOTICE.
g ° ' (.37 ~‘ ' ' “'0 E.s.~.ot., 1mm“ Br‘dgel’ort' 3_ them pecuniarially if desired. This is
' ' . ' - - ., Molinlten allof Stamford. .
Indmn “ff ' a3SCh°°1masmr of llle Remus ' At Yonkers,.N30v. 12, by Rev. T. Ralston. D. D.,
3 3 3 333 “3133330 most 033 ihe art were rett 33303 sauce; hatuialness of Character; Two (ghgég‘xtéylor, ol-310nkel's, to Margaret A.Durtm [1.1M Iclaim :tnr it and worthy of attention ~.
4900' ““9“ in“ ““3 “m W. bemoan. .2.“ - to? dict... mind. the. ”Jim“ 3L....., PM" mm" “d whirls géfiit’r‘ewiihbféiltlghbfirlifiitttl‘t’ifi‘s I ”e“ by Dem“ ‘° “'e“ .
2' t " . ' 2 .' '. .., :0 ,' ' . ._ . . , . 3 , .. . . 3
my definite aul demslvc action call he so shat stand 333 ltlc nearer off oer c Olcest reading of the 33day, boll. Conn33 ,0 Mm Mary Jane Knapp, 0,3 Greenmcm known Citizens in 11113 place who are among _
' cured In his behalf. I‘IlS ou]y crime 133 lllflt3‘0 , . ,_ . ., --. . ' X'OSC and poetry. c“ In Sonthport, NOV. 17th, Dr. Nehemiah Perry, of my present, pupils, For 3., Ilady especially
having become an American citizen, and t
_..._...,....——
Ridgetleld, to Miss Emily Jennings.
Uhl liksgiving services in the “City
Death of Vice President “lilson.
. _ , _ , a; , ,, for Christmas and such days as were cele-‘g ,
t . t [110' nor. t llr. - llson on Saturdav . it» Kosla there would soon be an end 0 hese " , . .
.1th he firSt made public iéhlblimn .01 lbs 2 If“ n We lef ‘ W _ f bratcd in England were not allowed, herel’gloumn’ out nae W ,, k f t M . vening, the services were made interesting , , °"‘—‘ , . . As any Wife, Abby Morehouse. by reason 0-
independence of mere partisan dictation and aftelnou las., ill the hopes of a speedy 1 The Puritans considered it a moral crim . ‘n S- ‘5 persona .V DOW 1' by the h d dresses of Mr Knudson 0,. our WBoys Overcoats at Comstock Bros. 933“ 00* 311. 01d process and differs materially ' f :hndalessliincompemmge‘rggsgr‘blfi‘ggef:
" - - . - 0 11 V118 re a ersons are re ,
’ *"P‘ I » from methods hertofore known (as Grvm- - trust her on my atilmuntmr to transact an busi
. - - . -- -' , .Mot t ' ' '
control that always characterized him. Tht .covely. Taking us caldlally by the hambém observe them and passedadecree against n es 0 be a most upright. truthful ant
r" in every way, honorable man.
_—
Mr. George Baxter, a freedman came to
' nesswith her. ISAAC H. MOREHO 1’SB._
.Weston, Conn., Nov. 23d, 1875. 3t4.’
:A- GREAT FALL
.. City, and Mr. North, Of New Haven. His i WEI-its, Caps and Gloves, very cheap.
. comparison of ajourney up Mount Washing- at the “New York Clothing House,” 41
ton led by a guide, and the guide of the Bible Iain Street.
31a this town, on Sundriy, the 3215: inst,, at gPainting and other modes, which When ap-
°'°l°°k' 1" m-r 03"” 5- learn, “1 the 5'“ Ye“ ~.-3 plied to photographs almost invariably fades 3
of his age. _ 3 _
IE‘ His funeral will wke place from the First ' ; ”19 Plcmrel- I have made this the sabjec‘ .
. " o . . us ' . '. ' l were " i e . . .
late Jame: thxontwgsr tacieauégtgqgin ‘ as “,8 dep;rted,)3lu;last3302:3 333333’ 0?”; 7’. it. Now,however,puritan ideas are mod-
”°m“‘ee° ”pa” ’1” S “Y 0‘7" p“ ”3' " a s c ‘ified,and those days of rejoicing, forbidde ~
alor, and wascarnestly supported as such dence, that the nation is called to mourn for all was 333333 effective +4. 33
Mr. Ferry honestly conceiving his electio 3 towna few years ago, and identified llim', . Mrs, F S Ly on is arr-ain rostrated b wchildrenls suits.ntCotnslock 3,0,3, 3 Congregational Church on Friday at one o’clocktof much careful study and experiments, 3
not to be for the best interests of the state , self With the First Baptist Church, ickness ' ' y ° 1) .y ‘ _O ' ix... p.1m.‘3 ,3. ,- . . . . - ‘ and now believe that I can recommend IN PRICES
and country, resolutely and to the end op The Locum,“ soon gave evidence of an unusal native '_ Dr Emily V' D Pardee ,03, a valuable ,- Diaries for 1876, at A. Selleck’s. 1- ,yga‘,%‘h‘§“3n;§f,g,‘;5}“»‘v‘ll- ”m“ Winchhsed these pictures when made by my “11993 as ____._____ '
' ‘ ' ’ " 0 In WeStPOI‘t. Frances minor-111. aged 1 year and being as durable as any colored work which ‘3'; LE BOUTILLIER BROS
I
_- talent for extemporane‘ons speaking,-and
the Church believing that he only needed :
an education to make him useful as a preach h
er, have aided him in his studies. Aftc - -
four years study at the Wayland Seminary “€5,201. ling-133381)“! misdeuhey gm 3330!;
Washington D. C. hehas now returned and Saunas]; ‘erzzmlices, 0"" 0?
preached last Thursdayevening, and" Sab- ‘ ' (0 not propose to com-
. . . . t upon it but the fact that it was
bath Morning, the Church being satisfied men . ’ ,
that he is sufliciently prepared to enter the unamiously accepted and the ordlances m' ' '
@Buck 'in o s an lit en smonths- . .
S)" G] W d it t s at 0313:: v3Vesltport,§ov.2tt.'or typhoid malarial rover, even an artist could execute. Specimens and
a, as 1. ' .
Leemm, Figs, ,{fii’ffii‘hfib‘g‘i’g‘mt ”‘5’ 5°“ 0’ circulars can be seen at Selleck’s Bookstore.
———.—-¢°>—.———-——-
. _. In Litehfleld. Nov. 18. Eva Freelovc Colvocresscsr ' '
WGloves and Mittens of all litntls and wife of George Eaton Jones. aged ‘22 years. 4 mos. . Bespectfully ’ , B. T. IRISH.
arge variety cheap at Harlem & Co.’s -1“ Stamfordv N0“ 15- Peter Why. 327.8(133 years- Originator “ml: 'leachcr Of the ,Photo
3 ' ’ 50v. 14. Mrs. Emilv Mead, aged (it years. E 1 P
Clothiers. 3In Bridgeport, Nov. 17, 3MrsnRoxana Cameron, name r ocess. ,
. wrte of Robert Cameron, in the 67th year of her WWill call at any residence in Norwalk
hige. Nov. 16th, Norman, son of George and Adc- . . . . . . .,
3313333313. 355d 33 E12111?!) mortltéhsi.3 d 63 and Vicinity upon receivmg notice by max
V. , ames . amum are ' " - '
y%%r%gsl%fintgfi'8 3,58,33,33 (”I333 a 321 o or (Slthfrwkiseig A3dttlress at l‘torwall. Hotel
0 . 0". (war I a a years. ' ' .
ln Trumbull, o<:t:.'slst, air-5.0alolirio E.1.y0n, 130-1. e co s 00 .s ore
' J. SPENCER,
I BAHP STREET for sale a very desirable
ln Mllan.‘ 0., for. 9th, Mrs. Hannah Andrews,_
. 1 ,
...sa2arar’-. m, if" Watt 0 hmak er 0'
. imea 0 00's. A t: G 0 GE-
R'CHOLWELL pp y o ,- a... w ‘-
‘ . g .— :3.) .33i‘. ..
horse, Sunday.
are now offering
BLACK SllKS‘ frum st to $i.t5"
That are Real Burgalnc.
COLORED SILKS,‘
Myrtle,‘ Navy, Sea! Brown, Elm,
At 31 to $1.25.
The Entire-Stick ultras Goats,
shuns IlAItl, GASHMERES. MERllnEs. Eu!”
.3.“ Less than Auction Prices.
Embroidered J aekets & Sacqucs
At about Half Price. 33
LACE , CURTAINS
«°,_.______.
W Silk Umbrellas at Comstock Bro’s.
.__._.._._...—-.———-———
W Men’s fancy cassimere Pants at Com-
stoek Bro’s.
aged 84 years.
—.— -..-*—
W Cardigan Jackets of all grades and
Colors, at Harlem 33.9013, Wall Street.
.’
I
posed it. To himadeliberate conviction of g C 3 ’l‘ 33 , t 1 3 _, “3, 3 3,3
hisjudgment, as to what was right, became app. 3‘01] 1% o ( c a} some 0 '5 MC it
an imperative dulv. Whether in accord: experiences “1.15 evening, at the Opera , , , _.
with others or nof he could see but one ROMP—fins being {“3 third of the “ intergaland recall how throng 1 war “F stllfe We
course and no humlln power could swerve.Evcumg Course. it Will be a very season-goassed from what we were to what we or 3
him from “3,33“ seemed ,0 him to be rieht. 3 able lecture: and undoubtedly prove inter- T1118 intensely 111111011111 1130110855 -Wlt3h0‘1 3
In 1856 he was appointed State’s Anzmeymesting and instructive. The next lecture édoubt. does much to cultivatea national
for Fairfield County. This position be cc Will be by Hon. Cari Schurz, Dec. 16. feeling and3untte all hearts in a national
cupied continuously till elected to the Na The Lew"? °f Bay ““1 Taylor 0." find“lsit[lithitiirelsntlihllztlllnrlntin :11 3:503:23: - acted ‘s as 1 5' "th t th 1 l Nof 1k dN B ”TE ‘1' t
tional House of Representatives in Apri Egypt “'35 one the “105‘ entertaining “Will? ,.,3° ,3 ' .,. ., [D d Ministry, haveinvitedaCounci] ofneighbor- 9» ’ c_3 c3u lve proor .‘1 f" 5 a e- 3 1 0 3" 9W “f"“i'fc “:1 crsiir3s
3, , _ 3 , D333 instructive ever given here. if? 1(3) 1(t1y3W en taml les are l‘C-lllll et an - ing Churches ,0 meet at the (‘hurch this3nlentswere admitted as true, and were so ant drawers, equal to Cartlightd. Wa3rners
1309- He 100k his 593““ 00081055 in ==E_____ t‘r-iendships cemented by good cheer.- Whe (Tuesdav)morn'ug ,10 , , -,_‘,t~ ,3. prov by3the reference to the records by goods, at llarlem&Co., Merchant Tailors.
cemher, and at once was accorded a lore-3 There is 3333. linilgitaneEPLTe‘of 3333333333) 313.3 Whittier says: .3. 3 3 » mi 33. 333: 538.3 oc oci.-3or 3 lsex- theic yiel‘erk. We do not feel now at 13138333 3. widowof ,1“, 13,0 John s. Andrewm 0,. \Vestonh
"‘05! 1305111011 among 1‘15 fellow members ‘ ° 1 The gray haired New Englander sces round his a na 10n3w13 a View to ofdmatmn' I 1y {0 make public any other fafits which a '
He served on the Committee on Revolution .- board ‘ . 3331103 examination proves 83113‘30101‘)’: (Or ,a- have‘been somewhat familiar ,0 some
ary Claims, and was one of the histori Four have been already been baptised, and The old broken links of allectiou restored, which there can be no doubt) the ordiua3- butylieleamfrém £603., “33,303“ "that an:
committee of Thirty-three 0,, the Rebellious .four others have presented themselves for ml the care went-led man seeks lllS mother (”we’re 3‘ .W' 3 . 3 y3 33
e: hggporti .9 its cry1 of oil: legisla- . ”at:
_ ha )tism. Rev. B. S. Ra"montl who has more, _, ,,_ i, . . . ., .
States. Hc£efl Congless on the 4th Of MMCh betlzn sick for nearly a v23“, lli’lVlDG‘ been nd the worn matron smiles. where the girl. it fig-1%,; 3 6129 public. FW 3 think +4.,. :N 33
1861: when the nallon was aroused to the . 3 . ’ ° '3‘: smiled before." Tb . .‘ i .. _ - thaf'fthifie e a did-know what'llu'h been W COD‘StOCk Bros. have the “‘05“ 018' OTICE’ _ ' “AND" ‘ All Qualities at331-3pcr cent under prices.
. . . . . confined to his house a large part of the“1 . - - .- - - - - cy and a Charly Ross excitement up in - . , _ - , ~ - . _ , . . , . AME - , . , . . .. . . -
highest pitch of patriotic excitement. Trca , , , _ In the farming distiicts this holida _ _. , done and rec' at how 't occurred ant stack of Gents Furmshmrr Goods m G into tie pigemises of the subscriber, on , _ a , . f
. _ . time Wllh l‘llCllill-‘lllSlll, is much encouraged . . . . . V I'llomaston, thclifield County, last Week: 3, D 3 [S ,V 3‘ ' ° 01‘ about the Stlllnst., [0113f head of three year JE W F L l" R ' . A“ a $19“ 759“?"
son with as rampant in Washington a 3 , b, 3 k emlDS 111051 9f 1‘5 Originall‘Y- Emilie”! , I‘he )Olice were sear h.“ f h .._.._....._ own. 3 out STEERS. The owner Will please cull,prove J ’ 9 '
througout the south. The National Capital,1n ‘5 “or ' . :dawus upon great preparations. There i had 313 0,33,, 'th he cal g gr “W051,“ 2130 " l’ost Master Olmstead has been makinga ‘ . ‘0 3 3 pioperty, pay cllall‘fgsB. 32313913 ufike 3‘:le garag- Under No .~ all: 0 cm Horne RTIClES Foil THE HDLIDAYS.
W ‘Hi‘ ”—0‘ always the Thanksgiving sennon ll] ll“. ( W] r {6538 85 a a". ' ' decided33chan3ge in the rear 03" ‘he 3boxes at Monthly R0“ Of Honor 0“ Dr' Fflc 3V4? A t Mitchell’s Ma’rket, “ :33 . ' 3 \ p 48 East 14th Street,
School :—-F. J. Curtis, H. E. Dann, H. A
Day, L. K_.3Hull,’ H. C. Lathrop. First Divi-
siou in Declamation, E. H. Ambler, E. D. C.
Card, II. A. Day, H. E. Dann, Arthur G.
even was deemed in danger of capture by
hostile foes from Maryland and Virginia
At this juncture Mr. Ferry hastened to pro
fer his best services to the Government.- H
‘3‘“ police claimed that the pretended girl was
really a boy, and“ the perfect picture”
harlie Ross. The woman succeeded in
making good her escape.
Brigadier-General Smith and Quarter
3 3 3 3 .forenoon,whieh some of the old farmer 3
master-General Greene, Visited Philadelphia slam, a few of the villagers may attend, bu
135‘ “'0?“ ‘0 arrange f0" the “5“ Of 3110‘: the mistress of the farm house can neve
Connecticut Brigade to the Centennial.
1N UNION SQUARE, NEW’ YORK. lms‘?
Commissioners’ Notice.
THE subscribers appointedh‘ EtheéCburt Bifo-
bate for the District qf~ 3
he Post Office, for the better accommoda-
‘.'3 tion of the omcial force and to improve the
eneral appearance of the office.
Faiti'child Genealogy,
INFORMATION WANTED.
enlisted in the Clay Guards, commanded b 1 think of such a thing. She has to prepares P (.3 . ____~______ _ . . _ . ,
_ - . . . . - ' - _ 3 _. , ._.—A . . 3 ~ , , , JONATHAN FAIRClIILD a clothler, l . .
General Cassius M. Clay, and night aftc Gen. Smith repotts 0‘ m3 thingilvely m the Ior the oven -thc turkey, chicken pie and‘ nounce i ll :llsp‘titch {:03} ’lt‘homastou, “3:1 TABLEAUX on ERIN-—Ml'. John M. Burke Efllle) 0- J2 33018111"?th L- _K- Ilull, H- H- Norwalk,about1772. His children wercz—Elm m ,3 3 3 3 , “one” ,0 receive. W, die
‘ 1" cap “"3 0 “3 lamp and t Knapp, H-C- Lathr0p,D- M- PlulttNmmfiB l. THOMAS Famcurm), had wife Ann, an _ ' 33 3? . ., - . .claims of the creditors ctr, '
he Irish Comedian will appear, at the
Centennial line. The monster Exhibition hmddingg which figure prominently upon ,
..ooy with her, who was supposed to bt
Hall is nearly completed, the Machinery the 30,, 1,5, of 00d thinrrs that are in the
Hall is aboutfinished, and the numerousfil g g ' ° ’Charley Ross. They were found by th
3 3 _ 3 flcruoon to load the table. While she is 3
other buildings are being pushed rapidly , thus employed the children stand aroun -
‘ forward. '
and watch to see that all goes well, while
every now and then their faces grow long
as the mother expresses again her fear that
.the chicken pie will be heavy, that the
urkey will burn or that the puddings will
not be sweet enough ; any one of which
tr misfortunes would, in their opinion, 1) ‘* __
Brisk—the stove business. 333tlir33est cafiamttyf 333 33 3 3333 h 333 The Borough Registrars, in compliance ,7
. ~‘~. 1 mtr no men c a on is 0 1(3) - . .
- l 3 - - i, - . 3 J— ‘3’" a 3 3 .3 . . wrth the law have )ostcdallst of voters in
(3331333010119 9 (Thou two “ eel 5 “am 3N“ am distinction from others is thatitis consid . ’ 1
_ i children Sarah Jonathan John and Mar . Se GRUMMA‘N Jumo‘n..la ,
Opera House, Wednesday and Thursday Hall's llorwalk‘m. T3. he moved to Bétlfortl, - . ~ -- , 3 > ' trictrdeceasedfie re' ‘ , _
3 . b, . - . , C , . - 3 9 -» Westcllester Co.,N. Y.,belore 1779. t . . notice that we w‘ _ tend to; the
“903'“: “139-“ entire 3’ “CW omec 5" "1 mm W Red flannel Shirts and Drawers, at 2. ABRAHAM FAIRCHILD,liVCd in Norwalk a 3““ appoinmentirxt’ . 1-“ "id
ectlon With his well known paintings of Comstoek Bro’s. ‘ ‘ lateas 1784. _'
eautiful scenery and historical sketches ol '3- DAN’“ FMRCIHLD- had Wife Phebe. an
3 3 3 3 children Seth Susanna and Sarah which last
Erin: ' A Mendel] paper speaks of this my married ’Willialn Mitchell, of Woodbllry, Conn.
tertainment'as follows:
“Burke’s tableauxcf Erin is without "‘ ‘
doubt thefinest of the kind that has been W Comstock Bros. have the "10-“ com-
here for 3ma3ny a season. In scenery'3cos- plete stock of Cloth Gloves they have ever
_. tnmes, singing, dancmg and Foqncalmest had the pleasure of exhibiting. '
every thing was‘ fresh and pleasing. The . ____.._.¢._._._.
entertainment gave great satisfaction 10'- {gr School Suits {or B0 3 and Youth nan. Jesse Helen, Elizabeth Betse' J ti
those present and the party can depend on Cl'othin in large variet atyHllrlem & Co’ . Bradford.’ ’ 3’ o n am g,
g y ' Gilbert Fail-child had four children:—Ilezekiah
.a rousing house on their return.”
.--_ ... - Wall Street, Ebenezer, Samuel Gilbert, who died 22d Dec., 1828
W - . , and Betsey. Sec Hall’s Net-walk, p. 290.
Harper‘sfla'gazilie for December com- , . All . .
, . W s . b rersons descended from the above famil
Com leek Bro s can Within“ dou and all who have any knowledge of them, at?
Wilson, F. W. Woodward.
night, as we personally know, he patrollet .
the streets of Washington, with his musket
upon his shoulder, as a private SOldlCl
Early in the summer of 1861, Governo
Buckingham desirous of placing the com
mand of the 5th Regiment of Connecticut
Volunteers in the hands of some prominen
and capable Fairlleld County man, tele
graphed him a proffer of the command
The telegram found Mr. Ferry at Washing
ton, and within an hour his acceptance wa ,
received, and forthwith the Governor order '
ed his commission to issue. Mr. Ferry km 2?
ried home and to Hartford,wllere he was first 1.35
AGENT rou
r3t.ié“il’.ii.§"iffa“””§“ht? mime “are H0 WARD’
' c 1 Yellnill‘a .W omarrie o n .5 _ ,
ELGIN ANH
4t
.. WALTHAM ‘
' Gregor '; Gilberts,‘ married Hannah Bennett;
WATCHES. debtor-of , mos...-
srntcut's ADJUSTED wucttts
b .
Wfleavy Business Suits at astonishing-
" ly3prices at Hartman’s the Clothier.
the missing one in every particular but hi '
The woman and boy were allowed
to go. She said she was a professional
tramp, and had been detained in several
cities because the boy so remarkably resem-
bled Charley Ross.
The Boston Philharmonic Club.
Arrangements have been made by several
of our citizens by which this band of musr-
cians will visit Norwalk on Tuesday, Dec.
7th, and give one of their popular concerts.
——-—«m—~——, ——
John Gregory had eight children z—Sarah, Ban 9"
[353;2gnnaxon FAIRCHILD. See Hall’s Norwalk
The Trustee of 'Iaid’Sestnte prays the up
'—_ pointment of-Commissionenthereon. -.
6. Sanan Fitmcmm), was living in 1769.
Cancun—That Commissioners to receive. ex
amine and decide uponthe' claims of the creditor.
'. of said estate be appointed at the Brobnte'flflge ii
1 Norwalk, in said district, on the 18th dart» -
3 . 3 _ 3 -lhe Post Office for public inspection. Ex- ,
"3d “”51 favorable for “smug, hence 1‘15 , mine the list, (if a voter) and see that your
. _. . . . A five er cent. )enalt now attaches to '- ‘ .
place In the dull ranks With his men and cm aid “331:3” 3.3331631 y 35 the table begins to be proud of what name ,3 correctly recorded. Report the mencesa new volume. The table ofcon- 3 3 3 3 . __
practically perform the manual of arms, Pt ' girthcars, an uncle and aunt, ora few cousms3 names of he“, comers entitled ,0 “he ,0 tentatisvaried entertaininga ndinstructive exhibit the largest 5100K of Fin-Beaver Over- Egr’hes‘hVfiititflltgthtjmfigstghchglnn thgthtct. Are the Best Time-Keepers. WEE-,5,“ 9 muchforenmn, “which...“ a,
- .- -‘- . . - - Slencer has then enc 'forsevcral brands z-ll'c nail e comed llo b their ood ‘ _ . .’ :. coets in town and at rices which 01111110 ' ' . ' "em" a.” i 90‘1““interes‘iwmtake“Mice-“displ’ea’flti‘y
while making militai y works and inches hi i g .t $.33 “5 .V W l .W y g , the Borough Clerk, this week. - as usual. This Mgazine is thoroughly good D , t p , . Tlgtitggthwl's‘rrs' dtl TRY THEM. see causemnd behearqrhereon,and,,safl? .
. - .. e underso d. ' ' ' 3 will give3pnbhc- notice there-01m! svostin
opy ofthis order on the public sign .' post ~1n said.
of the best American watches. ' ' ' » .
.pirils add pleasure to the feast, and by pro 'nd always maintainsa hgih character. For .
constant study. Ills regiment was soon 1333, _
‘ . u . - ~q . g . .' ' ' ' v 4 . . ‘ a c ' t i .
gm: 53d went to :1}: {3:32:38 $31331; (3303? Rev. Dr. Storrs has deemed to remamfinwogfignf :3:fi:éi’3;‘gh:;g;‘al 21:19 stifmfiili: We hear complaints that while city amiiy instruction and entertainment, it ha? A Diploma and Premium is again award- 30U§EKEEPEB ‘VANTED‘ WANTED A PARTNER ' fifi'flfiflefififififiigti‘hfiiigfigfi‘hegghgegtfig
an '5 17151011 nea a ' - with his Brooklyn church. it"; ' ' ‘ - . plumbers are free] allowed to in our bor- 'or' .- '- the iworl -, ”Now is the L 5'3: 0 b * - ' efi] Fair THOROUGH WORKING AME - ’ " * .. i't l and published in: Fall-obit}
y p’ “03°99“ .11] all - 6 ed to HAR E C " y the Bldg 6 d ‘ Woman, to take charge or kitcllenf‘tlgii‘ng ‘ WIT“ $500 CAPITAL- 33$? 5: lg; te‘l'elve 318i? b93176“! Sam 18th day
ime '9 subscribe. 3P3?“ Master Olmstend i Associ_hli6n,‘fol‘_.llle 3best;m.ade Clothing and " rggntloa‘htl antrliels in a. Bgaruing School; one W1 -
33 3 ., . __ , .- . = , . '. ' " . or ant t tract :1 omestic is absolutel re
making up a clitb, align the News Agents chmce selection of Gent sFurnishmg Goods, qumhh A 91.94511!“ home Magoodwagesmpgom » A.
lways have Cassuneres, Over-coatings, etc. sed to one Willing to accent. ‘
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,m‘ Alexander KidgGloves,’ in light and 3 member ”ma’ 13“”
‘colors, at Comstbck Bro’s.
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3WHARLEM 8: Co. invite the public to
examine their stock before purchasing else
\Vllelfé. .
" ' ' ' 9- . . . 3:: ' h'gl e' ' th'
01d ”’11 Connectlcut, with “5 weary marches Mr. FranCis E. umtard has re- taintedE-‘flfined with good t mes I“ increased . sir
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and countermarchcs,if less publicly known his residence on Main street ,f..toankfuluess, and the feast is ended, it is
and applauded was behind no regiment in; lThe Republicen Borough. caucus will .rsvcry common to go out and make calls an
the important and valuable service it. ran _ 3 , 3‘ 0 free from the excitement which accompa
dered. In March 17th,1862-,‘le was com ‘ e held next W001" Talk “P ”8 can(1l'§I§liies the noise‘and confusion that penetrate
missioned aBrigadier General of Volunteer. ' 1' into a fourth of July night, the old antl,,,.,dge3 Is that lair play?
by President Lincoln and assigned to a com iyoung, like naturally finding like, end that
Mind in Gen. Shields’ division. From Gen
1day in unaccustomed jollity and merriment
Shields’ he was transferred to a Brigade in *
ough mains for customers, our borough ar,
tisans are prohibited from doing the same
thing in the city without a “license.” The
SPLENDID chance for a young man with the 0f PcccmbegEonGE MDAVENPORT, Judge.
above cgpital. to lei'i3rll3 In line ,buisinesg mall se-
- . . are a soc income. u ' articu are 0 o -. ' ' . ' ,
“(l-mm “t GAZETTE neanlng business? Address iii the llrst placcnig . Iégggg‘bgf 113,2 6115:3119 . .Probate (”m-l
. F., Gazette Office. 3 .
Estate ofBETSEY HAWLE‘EIate of Ridgefleld .
' 2- in said district deceased. - - . 3,
NOTICE. ORDERED-Thatthe Administrator with the wit.
' ‘ - . :1 mice -- annexed. exhlbtt3 his Administration account tt:
TOB‘hed holders 0‘15"" and 1,5193?“ anif-tlifiviy this Court for ad justmert, ar the Probate 0!: .e lg
12?; on 5 °f "‘9 NeWgJersey .1 an ,, 00,3 21 Ridgefleld, on the 29th day of .~.ovember, 1875, at r
r company, at 5’0.“ 89116111 meeting 119‘ ’ . o’clock, afternoon: and that all ersons interested
32 Main Street.
» Constantl o la . - . . . - .
» . Y n ’ '1‘" 'i m" supply M 870, at No.87 Chamber on, new Egg-“£323,233; said Estate with be notillc thereof, the au-
6
' P 61‘ ‘ Hams B ,whichamajority 0““ “1'5”“ - ministramr With t will annexed, will cause this
, l 9 30011, 81!“)de BBBf fo 0 08' ”501mm“ order tohbe‘ published ina newspa el- printed in
3.3
Mr. Horh'aélire‘rcrl‘sfhis‘rlecture ’
Brick Pomeroy, once so prosperous in
,3The Naugatuck railroad company have ming asaF‘i‘nez‘Arf‘rb '
‘red hot” days, has failed for $140,000.
\io assets!
. efore a limited an
re-elected the old officers and directors “ iehce,3t'Lo¢k:vv’@Ga‘g Hall, on Wednesday
Although at the present time,in these hol
Gen. Peck’s division of the 4th Army Corps We are rejoiced to see that the Daily , day festivities, our own stomachs ar The total receipts of the road for the year 'evening last. ThedectiireSwas well-written, .,_.3._.__.__ 3 93 1,0133, SAUSAGES, LEAF LARD3 & m ,3 33333 Bfi,s,ead3appoin, 333333338333 County and post a cop“ em“ on the
under Gen. Keyes. Again he was transfer Wflnm is gaining a large circulation here 3thouglit of more and God less than with th were $501,396.09; total operating expenses, ‘ lid'was illustrated-byhalfa dozen-gt} mor mg“ Single breasted diagonal Frocks,‘at 330133308 esgsvglégifsale prices. genial? 381) do “an gaghti'afigfffinmfi sign-post in saltl'3mdgeneld, at least: 5days before
_3, ... 3- 3 3 ' ' 3 ,_ o - . 3 ~.“. ' 'K. .7 . - ' ’ ' "" ' - ’ , I . ' K- '
red to Gen. Huntei s dmsion and sell“ in Norwalk. 33.3,1’ulitans, yet nou-a-days they confer bless ,. 60,277.19. There -wele paid out in the crayon sketches, including one 0,- “Jeems” Comstock Bro’s. 3. , 3.3 Hum 33 ken and Sausage Men, C“, for me - “oughingfgei‘tnemen werea - {21,51 “me “95’3““ Hmm K. SCOTT, Jud“
‘ .»___._ . 6ml7 nted: D Halsfead,N-' "“133 3- Bums t * .__.
@‘ Children’s Ulster Overcoats at Com . . , . 3 rot-13:.stnith my.ahihghgfiagggfufiih‘gag .. unquestionably the belt tin-rained
. v . - Mr. N. 1 , 901m 3 r . , ,, r ' work otlhe kind. In the World.”
stock Bro s. llllstead nomanii'tlvanctg Mass” ghf‘gkfigfigfs, . , . , - , > . . . -
. is l S - .
.- . 0‘; gm}? bifi‘gafibmer to avail themselves3ol' the ; Harper 8 “35351119-
F HARTFORD. hm Named, mu deposh: til-fill bonus twhiliythe - . ‘ naIa‘UB'I‘BA'I'ED.
Hfibook ' fish ' ‘ ' ‘entral Trust Company. l_ o J. assua s i on ,. “(F'Nottccs o the Press.
“ I hifigggjpans; £3353: $2,313.? 3%.; Eliza: 0;:e‘?,‘;,",,2§°§i3‘gizwpéf‘fgnlvlfftfi‘e filigni'llti’gi Thei‘ever-increa‘sing circulation of this excellent
.- adherentstransmissions that. m... a... . ............... ...y... month-”Wisoverestimates at;
layment arei- cit-D'otlars er share at time ot'sub- . hermm’mflfi‘m re (1“le maybe obtained b ad- M desires a: he let ellietrat'es eve month we
riot-10h." ‘ inm'security will be re aired subject to 30’9““?! D B Halstead, chairman, No 138 0 am how many] chutes p f the 8‘11‘03‘39 3‘3 “El! 8
e‘ j ' (do! the Directors. to (liay tlie remain-t».her 5‘ X Y‘ordli’illiamfi Lewis Esqrxmgllg‘fi ls ”gil‘lgl'figgzllfsedt} tilts: gggllc mmd.-—Bosttm Globe. E
h “'80 authorize 0 receive said Bonds or 9‘ g The character which this Magazine possesses for
two dividends declared during the year.
Iitchell, all of which were executed by the
$188,365, which amount from the net gain
ecturer. .
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m” Reynier's Dog Skin Gloves, at Com '
tack Bro's.
gs by turning the people from their daily
hers and bringing them into better rela
ous to themselves and to the world. By
’ rocking the spell of business our Nationa 624.14. Added to the amount to credit of
holidays,Thanksgiving and Christmas, New :- profit and loss the previous year, the total
’ears and-Fourth of July, give a momen. mount in the treasury is $265,886.16. Pas- 1
t fl'l'eedom to the weary and worn and do sengers trains run over 85.026 miles during '
l :l‘llllCll towards cultivating good and nobl the year, and freight trains 130,491miles.
Charleston Harbor, as Division Comman
der of the land forces.
After the Gettysburg battle he was assign
ed to duty under Mai-Gen. Conch, since and
now a residentof N orwalk. At the conclu
sion of the war, he came home and resumed
his practice of the law, and was at the most
successful period of his legal career,whcn in _
Speak in warm terms of good coal, ft 3
)lack diamonds will be entitled to much re-.
pect until flies come again.
A hawk measuring four feet from tip to,
tip of wings, was shotup Main Street, b 3 -
. George Aiken, on Friday afternoon last. i
The next monthly meeting ofthe teachers
0'40?—
A Suit Against the Liner-lens Club.
,3 “Mr. John H. Kevser of New York has
‘72 roug'ht suibpgainét the Americas clnbo ‘
eenwich' fire-cover about $8,000 fo
J. umbing work’ done on the club hous
3 mien the society was in full blaze of pros ,
“parity." Tliecase is set dowu for trial this
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WBuy your Oil Cloths and Carpets of
Bennett, Nash 6*. Street. -
W
W Mufflers at Comstock Bros‘.
the summer of 186$ he was elected United , impulses, and our only regret is that they » . .. - '0'"- - ,r 333, , , ‘B 'd 9",,” which seem“, mus, he givcngh
States Senator for the term commencing ., so few,—-thc American holidays so lhor -3 - Fm. ”,0 Gazelle. _ . o. . 3 ‘aweek b ore the superior court in. rt go 3 . 3 3 3 :days’ from said ,ime3 Forty (1“,, arsfii‘atltl receipter-tho smug; 3 3 3333 enter me artistic wealth and litera
March 4th 1867 This term he served out M11 C. N- WOOd has opened a new mar- tong-hi . our own yet so intimately famed ,0 The young ladies of the “ Mission Band,” @- . Come and 100k ‘1" “10 Undershlrlsunctport, 00101191 3- \V- R HQYt. counselec . illnbepaid Within six3u3tonth3s3 from dutch, AOT‘WH-H‘ °V “L871” 3____3_-__~ ”WEE“; ggfgug’ that if“, k'ep, pace with, if“ has not: to
, ’ ' _ ,. 3 k ,-,, tt ,0. f 1* 0 - , , M l v n 3 3 . . . f. . dt - . , mb . -- ht th k Drawers for Winter wear, in large Vfll‘letyghhe defendants, lll3ls been in consnhstimi on and the remaining hfty dollar-i. , - _. ~- he times, should cause its conductors to regard it
and With such marked ab.hty, that he was 9 1 19 5 10 01m" ,y - COW!“ ’Y P. feast-days of ancxeut and modern times. ‘3 me 01“ a r tcen “‘1 91: “19 0 an d t _ . b 1 an 330,3, in town A with his clients ,h,s week and mtervrewed - - .. fibeglfih‘g‘fl" 91:9 Vent! “0111 “fig“ 3" at J U S T RECEIVED thJustlflable complacency. thile Magazin3e has
again elected to 1115 present term by a com- Campbell. ”1 1ft! {$01915 building“? Mm: . __4__~__________ he L-htor for his saggesuon that “soap “11 1‘ Prices 3° 8‘," 3335’ 3,3 Tweed and some of me 195%,. 1,31,“, ,n me, 3m?“ to eith'éfg'l'hil’gtfifs'érthersg _ _ 3:33:33 ggaflzfiéhot (fill all t e nys of Its no
biuation oftlemocratic and republican votes s .Street. See 1‘15 “‘1“ . Gen Sluilh’s appoinlment of Capt, Hen ind “combs” b0 DI‘OVKled. 3110110118 118 W111 HARLEM 5‘ CO 9» 0t. ”5' ' quarters in jail. ‘ , o’ BffilEfihéglléSLEY, Comgpttec - ;_n_.u3_. ~ Some or dismal: ngulnEfilfmfdempovelslhaVfi
. - - ' - - - L . . v7 ' ~ ~ . - ‘ ""—_‘ -————-—-.—4..—.-———- ' ‘ , - V lrst appears as sari sin is. agazme. n a
He has ser ed on the several romiuent The depot at how. Millard ,was broken ,r‘di'ick ofthe Ivew Haven Gra s as his chle ‘Je Inclined ‘0 contribute gtnelousb'. 1111050 .. . 0 s o k Bro‘s. . , , . > ,A.,R.Goonnicn. Corporatoi-s. . 3 mm“; an amen“, eriodicul-nnd fully dc.
V p s y W Home 31am“ 3‘ C m ' ° w Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, at Com- - -. . 3,13,, ,,,_,,,,,3,, 5,,c,,,,,_ ,,,,d,,,,,,.,-,, mm
lid them in their good work. And as they
, are not only constantly working for, but at:-
ivclz/ seeking out objects of charity at home,
. anything to assist them in this field would
9“th thankfully received and duly distributed.
TERMS.
9081’“! It!!! To All. SIIIseIIIIEnS II THE ll. 8.
HARPEB’S MAGAZINE. one year-......84.oo .
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F L @ m s T U 4.0,) includes prepayment of L'. 5- postage by the,
Union Avenue, North of Not-wall.- Cemetery, ubllshers. :ta Ilanrsnis MAGAZINE, WEEKLY
,3 ' ' I
. is now ready to furnish libSCI‘iP‘iO" 3, address for one year 510 . 0,.
' ' , ‘ ‘ifiiglofi‘figgéflffierfmduals, to one add're’sa for om;
CUT FLOIVERS. BOQUETS. BASIL’ETS (11', $7 003- 17081119363 ree. - . 3
. . . , . . ‘ r -o n 0] either the Maohzmn Wnnxu 3
m It R‘E‘UYHS’ CR ObSEb’ * . - ' ‘ An extra ‘ 1 Jo suppliedgratis for even/30ml) o/
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WA full line of Furnishing Goods, at the
New York Clothing House,” 41 Main St.
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W Linen Collars and Cuffs at Comatock
stock Bros’. ~
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W Wool Half-Hose at Comstock Bro’s
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. W Boys’ and Men’s winter Clips at C
committees of the Senate, of Private Land open Friday night. Several trunks were ,of staff,scems to give the best of satisfac
Claims, Territories, Pensrons, Public Build . ansacked, but the thieves probably did on in military circles.
lugs and Grounds, and was Chairman of not obtain much booty. If you want ,0 vote at the Borough elcc
3‘
Contingent EXDCDSC Committee, and {01’ the Mrs. Mary Dunn, of Mcridcn’losta pockc
.. PETER L. G UIG UE,
A. SEbLEGK’s,
arms. 1’.th or ‘
om
r
035i “”90 3’03” has been Chairman ”ad ,bOOk containing “310, 011 the N. Y., N. II. your name to the Borough Clerk, Joseph F uM~ ,, Bro‘s. stock Bro’s
chief worker of Committee on Patents. fife II. R. 12., a few days ago, and thinks it. Foote, Esq., before next Monday. __... ..._;.«¢.+-_:M.BERS‘ I .. W 7"”E'yc'mfi B . Turner -. ._'___.._..._. ’ ' ‘-
«was 105'" l“ ”"3 Fifth '0"?- tunnel. L '. .‘tlostuau and family are quartered at oulan m c use, y essxe ' .. W130”, 50‘1001 Stilts at Comstock 310’-
hfg‘.‘ Shirt Studs at Comstock Bro’s.
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His last public effort in the Senate was to
pronounce 'a tribute of affection to his de- ~
ceased colleague Senator Wilmisn A. Bren
.- ,‘l at E. P. Roe’s “From Jest to Earnest ” at-
No. 24 West 3 th street, New York, for the?» l t. _. ‘- ' -
. . . 5% A. bellecl, s.
winter-,cxpcettng to return to their Norwalk -
- . . _ . r3, 1: will 1)
ud all other dcstgns in flowers at short notice. ggfigr‘mscmnlks atfi each, in 01w reulzitance;
The one hundred and liltieti. allliivcrsar
’f the St. Paul‘s E llSCO'llll church ill Fail.-
1
shine ill a most practical way, by the erec-..
'on of two superb gas lamps and posts in 0,. 5,3,,- Copips for see, without extra, copy: postage
t'ct’. Back Numbers can be supplied al any time.
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'V 1;; " = ‘7’, A Complete Set of Hannah’s Maoazmn. now
“tel
1:63AM. He that: (13th:: 33131533239331”? lifgghehh was was celebrated on Sunday 135,3 F mm, of his West Avenue residence. home iii the spring. The Doctor will visit; {5,5- ‘ Comstock Bro‘s. have a large assoltv” W Trunks and Traveling Bags at Coin BYfiggggf‘iiégg,‘tigggsigg,i‘g,i,‘§f,‘ig‘iii}? . , . . l,, a m
"' - ' .i‘»-~' - . ' ' ° ' r 7 , . -, 3. . ., . an. ' ’ """, - . -' ’
3e news reac m . ° _ A band of lady crusaders. numbering Leafs Norwalk to ice aweek. .~ ment of Children’s heavy winter suits, 1“ stock Bro’s.‘ ‘ o., as therein rovnlml- ' :.-. Scotch Granite. OrRmtal.Aloxxliuvetopcsr - ““3353“,? 1'23“}3.’ illitxitlatiggithse 0‘} llgi‘élnfi-
friend and co-laborcr liadiust passed “”552 till visited IS'l’lC Lee’s billiard S-ilcon onl cludine pants, vest, and jacket, at the ver —.'—~c ‘ :hfiggzg'ggah‘grgfiéhe Courtol‘ Burgesses of the R KR. r“ t'lfgshm. Empress “ ' 5,10er pt?! volume.g Single volumes, b mail,
3 . 3 . x i 3 .l- _ - i . r . ._ . ‘ 3 . ‘9 0): 3 33 g 3. 3 3 0 0 "De en 3 3 3 3 3 . Ill] cents
In the pyepalatlon of that tribute, Serial 0153' on will be culit‘ed to have your name we ‘b’ank and the lat-ire Bond holders of the ow figure of $52.50. Call and examme». 1333'“? 13310” very WISCIY €001,930 111m { snot.- That Myphrtytpel‘sonror corporation: Chamellz'onlzed R e. Alternate Lines" isg’gidhfiié’gimcmm cases, form“ ’3' ~ ,
Ferry received 1‘ Significant admonition - l ' ‘ . . ‘3 " ’r . . , ‘° . . tself during the late dog-days by writing an to whomwaterrssu plied from the waterworks TintedEmpt-oss En. ores A cod, 1m, Afmtvtical Index to the firstFifty
that his men, 1 owers were beiutr most sc- .3, lectmg, ~ tercd and to vote at the coming election. ‘T. J. Midland Loud are out With a new them. 33 «.W {aloelandic 5,0,), for “5,3 Nicholas," which is _ 1‘tileolgtthfltll':3381:3513amigoryggulg},“73:33:3335331133131313!“sell,t gutveu. Linem- hechemhégflngx althh‘mpress En- - . volumes?“ H ”1,133.3 Mun,” has just been
riouslyiiuvolvilecfin “1."! dCC‘il' 01.705 1:113 5*? Th“ attention "5 ”Ems 3” i'i‘ “‘5 "r ”“9 Mr. Wm- M- TWCCd l5 “D 1‘ “'99 again mm or rc-organizntion in Oppnsmnn '0 the GENTLEMENl—lltlvc you seen the nobbyw? at") as. “' serial WWW}! thrge mimibers .0‘ lie “tiltedi Eycny‘neihson o'r ngsons, c-jcepmigrthggltnge‘l-iglacket.Eug.,.r,am,wmtgi Cream, ' hhtliihsdhheigge‘rvigfifightlighgnfijhggfgfggecg:
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cal system which had been progressing lbrwébulel “1 Mb 1‘ U‘ll‘d ‘0 ”k ail-‘Lt’tw-x: the two appeals for vacation of the outer , B‘l‘qtm D010 1’1“] suitings at Harlem’s? January line 356,}, ilgealstvith $1“, Icgland with in; Bani-ii 9 Watch Commissioners 01 stung Envelo‘pes, .33.. ‘9 5' 3 “.5 .3333353;”Peéégd‘ifétii?°s'§°o%‘;”iiiilhilthwas?
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many months. This disease it may here be tent of Mr. B. ’t. lst'-ll s PlI'ltOrtt‘l-tmcl,“ oi arrest and for a bill of palticulars were _ Moody and Sanka) completed thetrlabors 3333 __3____.3‘...3._? 3 of ‘01th and ,3 said tobe u, the learned 3 iggggehzrhnm fig‘gegfiohhgiigreegcfhlmeéea: {ihglcggglggggecttomWove Reclietc 1e, 3 3 3 cumming? prepaid- der the “he “one Fm,
stated is the same that affected Senators ~ ’rc-ec-ss. ‘oth unanimously denied by the high court a Brooklyn last Friday, and on Sunday 0% 110510111; =1! L'OmSlOCk Bro 3- 3traveler’s freshest and best vein. ’— dhigge‘tlégifti fifighgtfiegihfl-of Bmgessea Ethuc Satintld’ote,¥aronial15117019985. , ‘25. ' fight. {hf‘iffdifili‘hn contributed buy the most
’ ' I. ‘ - a V I ' - ' ' .W 7 " , ~—“-"“'*" 9v".,'-'.“‘"'-—~—- , . . .. . , . ._ ' . 3 "‘ " .f j.lll,pl'05_3 ' ‘. ' ; - » A erican pub mists, is now elng pu -
‘ ' fillets Seniors ‘3‘ is no that state l‘u‘lUl'l CilllCL’l‘Ulll‘r etc, A Alban . otnmtllcetl m Philadelpblu._ They Will . . 9‘3 . ' . ‘. olsaldBoronzh'atnre ttarmeettngofsaidCohrt ‘f " .' Alexandrla “‘9; -.-- . - . Jilin-en" m z n. This series oi.
Sumner and Wilson, and a “‘51 L ( ‘ ° y a What is the (it ereuce between a belle 3? Recently, in a neighboring town, the dra eld Nov;l9th,’A. D.,l ,and upon approval hy ~‘Englifih rapoterieé,tbr - ~s- - .603 .. gififi‘éaié‘ngfiiggiiiéé‘géogprenenstve review .
during the century now "orlng, in
can be in New York, where they will hold 3 3 3 3
' ' ‘ ' U the Warden of said Borough directed to be pub- , . 3. 3
DON'T FORGET3 THE PLACE, t Progress ment of our national ,33,333
taudaburglar? Tlebelle carries false locks L5,, rim of “Joseph amt His Brethren" was
Eng‘cwcH leaving 11.10 Gabinelr 630-. old Cflflugh'f-‘hf Peter Gnigue, at his floral gardens under
Morton, Cattell and others—4i perisbiug . . f , H' t1 r ha ‘ tl b l
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