. and also of the late Prof. Samuel St. John, ‘ turc. a century or more old, kept as heirlooms ‘l'ivilpkswmm * F; i“ fias- .2 ~ A N E _¢~A . .JJ “J I I 1 ...- AA...“ \- - Ix n7- ..., x I ‘ I ..'-. .;[email protected]fiuzv—X'!14KW-,>_,...*: v i ~ ORT- . l r'~ ~ - v r _ .‘> ' “179,32“? " "‘ " ‘- f i.."-::"' - ' , . .. . MKSIH. Ln: rid." I. - I ...:J-L‘I ‘ 4 O I I. i ‘ l ”I; ' I, I: ... “‘1‘. '5 If at?“ ‘ Norwalk Gazette. ......Ww... .. ‘i‘“WW-"Wm";a” C’A'STOR’IA 'IlIl-a: Central Nationalist " M°LEAN .- Natioggggggggggrwalk- . -: - i: . Tncs.lay,October 17th, 1876. Fairiield County Items. NEW CANAAN. James Hoyt, Esq, of the New Canaan Nursery, was married on Wednesday after- noon last, at the Congregational church, to Miss Brewer, of New York. Fire. in New Canaan. The beautiful residence of Wm. St. John was consumed by fire On Thursday night last. .The fire started in the wood shed andis sup- posed to have been of incendiary origin. Nothing was saved but some ancient furni- in the family. The loss falls very heavily upon the already afflicted family. RIDGEFIELD. That death, though long expected, comes with suddenness, has again been proved by the surprise manifested when this place was informed of the death of Mrs. D. W. Teller, the beloved wife of the Congregational clergy- man. She died Tuesday Oct. 10th after an illness of several months. IIer sickness has been u trying one, necessitating the constant care of attendants and especially of her has, band, who has been a tireless watcher by her bedside by night and by day. She was a most estimable lady, devoted to her children, and her family duties. Naturally of a re- tiring disposition she chose to do well what was nearest her'heart, and was less inclined to extend: her mission out of her circle of acquaintances. But it is enough to say that those who knew her best, loved her most. Our sympathy goes out to her husband who is almost heart-broken. He has been devoted to her as few are, and now hewho has point- ed others to the one source of comfort seems- almost powerless to seek the same help. God help him. - Mr. Jonathan Rockwell‘s fall from an apple tree is another argument against old people picking apples. Fortunately he was not mucll injured. - Farmers are laying in a large supply of cider, for the vinegar market probably. Mr. S. S. Dauchey is now very busy put- ting in supplies of coal for his numerous cus- tomcrs The arrangements havercen nearly com- pleted for a course of lectures. The lecturers are Prof. Rice and Marshall, Rev. H. M. Gallaller, Col. H. B. Sprague, Hon. B. G. Sturges’ Hall, Saturday afternoon, W. J. Finch, chairman. Bcard of_Se‘.cctrren was designated superviscr of Highways, with power to appoint a dep- uty. It was voted that, at all annual and special Town meetings, the polls be open at 6 a. m.,and c‘Ole at 5 p. m., and that the Treasurer publish statement of receipts and expenditures every month, on or before the 10th. Francis Sherwood were .appointed Town oyster committee. urer’s Report, which was read and laid upon the table, the following is presented as show- ing the financial condition of the Town, The chairman, of the G. S. Adams, Daniel Bradley, and From the Town Treas- Scpt. 30th, 1876 :— LIABILITIES. r Town orders bearing intei'e'lt, ' $65,660 03 Orders not bearing interest, 526 67 Interest due Oct. lst, 1876, 2,000 00 Uusettled bills, . 350 00 $68,536 70 Resources. Cash in hand, $17,602 '79 Due from tax list, 1872, ’ 212' 00' “ “ 1873, 226 83 u « 1874, 2,302 29 “ “ 1875, 12,254 13 From Town of Fairficld, 100 00 School Districts, 157 99 Depot road uncollected benefits, 680 00 $33,526 03 Actual indebtedness of the Town, October 1st, 1876, $35,012 87 The Board of Selectmen under whose management this satisfactory state of things has been reached, is composed of two demo- erats and one republican. The qualities of honesty and strict integrity infused into the action of the S:13ctmen during the year by the presence of one republican has been so appreciated by tax-payers of both parties, that they unhesitatingly re-elected the Board, Monday, October 2d. If the same system of reduction of expenses is pursucdfor three years, the town will be out of debt. The first snow of the season fell early Sun- day morning, and remained on the ground in some places till night. Coming thus before the middle of October, we get some idea of the length, prospectively of. the approaching winter. Mr. Wilfred A. Gray and Miss Louise Martin, both formerly of this place, were married in New York city, Wednesday. Messrs. E. Wheeler, P. R. Fooie, Jos. T. Hull and A. T. Burr, have respectively been elected foreman, assistant foreman, secretary. and treasurer of Vigilant engine company. As showing the relative financial responsi- bility of the candidates for town officers placed in nomination by the democrats and republicans this year, a curious statistican has Mill Dress Sliirlsfiilllim‘dc and laundried, for only $1.25. . . , i J; . ‘ " Neighbor Harlem dveii‘thla way. is SIIOWIflg sme of the neates‘t,‘ hobbiest and prettiest styles of heavy, woolen, gents' dress goods ever exhibited in Norwalk; No Broadway tailor has a richer selection of mat and pants material. ‘ ———+————- ‘53 Fall Overcoats at Comstock Bros. W Don't forget the grand concert by the Wheeler & Wilson Band at Music Hall, this (Tuesday) evening. .__._.____.—- '53 The most complete assortment of boys schoolxsuits’ever exhibited in the 'town of Nerwalk, at Comatock Bros. ' Fireman’s JDny. The annual parade of the Norwalk Fire Department, was held last Wednesday, and proved a fine affair. All the:14th7of July flags werc‘brought out, and the Borough presented a gay appearance. A lively scene was presented before the parade, the com- panics, with their hands marching and coun- termarching through the streets, receiving visiting companies, &c. Chief Engineer Prowitt entertained officials from abroad at his residence on Union Park, previous to the parade, the Wheeler 85 Wilson Band dis- coursing music. The line formed on Union Park soon after 2 o’clock, when the Borough companies indulged in a full-blown military Review and Dress Parade. The Wheeler & Wilson and Howe Bands were massed on the occasion, and their music was very fine indeed. The companies were formally re- viewed by the Mayor, Court of Burgesses, and Cierk,aud “passed in review" in military style, after which the visiting companies joined in and the line of march was taken up as published in our last. _ 01min: ~or raoonsmox. Fire Police of the Borough, Captain A. J. Meeker, two platoons, three men mounted; police uniform. Wheeler db Wilson Band, of Bridgeport; full uniform. Chief Engineer I. T. Prowitt, and Assistants Leonard and Keeler, of Borough Depart- ' ment, Chiefs of the Stamford and So. Norwalk Fire Departments. Foreman and Assistant of Compo, Westport. Phtcnix Engine Company, No. 1.; D. M. Laue Foreman; 42 men in red shirts, dark pants, black regulation the hats; steamer drawu by six horses and hose crab by two: horses. Honorary members in carriages. . Putnam Hose Company, South Norwalk, guests of above named company; Mark Cross, sickly babies and children, may enjoy health. and mothers have rest, if they will use Cas- ioriu. )Vormp, feverishucss, teething, wind colic, heuristOrn‘uchfnnd undlgestcdf feed. make, children cross, and prOduces sickness. Custcria will assimilate the. food. expel worms, and correct all these things. For twenty years Dr. Pitcher cxperimcntcd in his private practice to produce an effective Cathartlc and stomach reg- ulator which would be en‘cctlve as Castor Oil, without its unpleasant taste or recoil. The rcputation of his experiment extended. Phy~ sicians and nurses rapidly adopted his remedy, to which he‘ gave the name of Castoria. . Castoria is-as'pleasant to take as honey, regu- Intc‘s the stomach and bowols. and does not gripe. ,l_.t isudeptedtcull ages, contains .no_ nlcoho . and is absolutely harmless to the most lenlich_infpnt. , . Try Cas‘torla once, and you will never be Without ii._; 3 .J . Erepnrcd'ht'the‘thoraiory of J. B. Bore £00.. 46 Day Street, New York. 3m36 OPENED! 39 Main Street, ' THE STOCK ' 'OF M 3n now on hand will be sold Cheap for Cash I All in need of Boots and Shoes will find it to their ndvantn c to give meacull before buyln elsewhere. aving secured the services of S. . FRENCH. the well known Boogand Shoe Maker, I am pre arcd to get up all kinds oi Customer Workint e. g . 'Vem/ Best Manner possible, and at reasonable rates. Repairing done , J; .s_.~.../ .a $250 n' -_ Offervthe above rcw-arrbfohthe return of "the Goods stolen from their "store oni‘Tuesday night, Sept. 26th. tannin J Street are now Offering all kinds Of Dar GOODS ‘ at Prices "to suit the times. They haven large stock of '- goods suited to the wants of the community, consisting of Dress GOOds, Hawaii is. 1 A. S. IlunLnurr, ; WM. RANDELL SMITH, GEORGE M. Homrns, ‘ curatorsiu‘ru,‘ ' ‘ ‘ atria FORBINESS r A. s. iiURLBUTT, President, x WM. A. CURTIS, Cushior. : : ‘Jnmnorons; ' Momsox, ' J OHN P. Bsarrr, HENRY F. Germain, v. T. it. PETER L. Curricular; SHERMAN Monnnousn. Business Solicited. NEW YORK. in nu nitration. " Are now complete in all departments, and prices are very low. Our stock of Black, Fancy _ all Colored Sills prior to the. recent advance, we are prepared] to cellist - " illsr'srisnn's PRICES! OUR - liters-stunts DEPARTMENT Embraces all the novelties in Fall and Winter. :cOstuma Cloths, Black and Colored Cashmeres and Damassee styles, aswell as PIIPIIIMI DRESS FABRICS ' In all the newest colorings and materials, from ten cents a yard upward.- iamj IA SHAWLS'Q From; the London auction sales is very large and attractive, and prices about half, former years. Real India, filled centers, $65, 75, 85, and upwards. Real Decca. Shaws, at $12 to $75. Striped India. Shawls, new designs, on] $15.... CheddaiShuwls, choice new colors, $1 ' upwards; Also Paris and Vienna. Brnohe Pais- ley filled; plain centres and 'stripes',‘a',nd Brit~ 1311 and American woolen shawls, unrivaled for beauty and substantial value. ___—_ ou-lii'ijilirs'agiliinarn's‘suir . runlllsilme nmnmrur pod than ever heretofore, and we are prepared to fill all orders at once, and to guarantee sat- isfaction. Handsomely trimmed suits in fis the Largest and Best Assorted in the City, ' occupying oriewlidlesection in ouch store, and ,- ' thaving hem purchased and contracted for :and Merinos, all wool and mixed plaids, stripes - Term commences Monday. Sept. 11th, 1876. , OUR IMPORTATION or . Is now more thoroughly stocked and equip- . The same as ‘usual, during “19:: ' '2 FALL ‘ and J-WINTIIB "and will sellglicr- stock of Geode IAT ‘GOSTl-é J ' New ‘IIIIIlllflllfIiIllIlIi'Ifll‘ lie FAA'L L SEASON. MRS BET-TS. Has a illrgeiand-iittractlve,assortment of Milliner Goods for thojconiingfuli «been; which she wi 1 offer at lowpri‘c'el. and invitesherpntrpns to fa- vor her with nucxamination‘of the same. Norwalk, Scptt‘flszh, 1876. '_- ‘ . FALL “sTvLEs I . _ NOW asapvar J W. Fawcett’s, ' Ladies will now find all the Latest Styles in .BONNETS. & ROUND HATS, SILKS, VELVETS, . ,. , RIBBONS,,FLOWERS, . , 'FEATHERS, WINGS, - ORNAMENTS, AND ALL OTHER NOVELTIES. Latest Styles. - missus unocnwnx’s . RegularEnglishConrseFour Years. . _. "flimlAIlfliIAflES. "It‘ll“ All! PAIITIII. Drawmgfrom cast andirorn nature. numbcroi‘ pupils receivedjnto the family. Full M [881113 B ROCK\VAY, For circulars address 1y25 _ J Box. 44:3, Norwalk,Ct. ' 53¢an STEWNS _ f ,- >_ _ waillre-lopeuher} .. ' ~ BOARDING 86 DAY'SCHOOL I For Young Ladies and Children, Tuesday, September 12th. MISS-E. w. BOOTH TEACHER 0F VOCAL M 'USI 0. , Residence"lVashington Street near Franklin, 5 "South Norwalk, Conn. . P. 0. Box 122. . . ' ' ' TERRACE-I PLACE nrunbrnuu'r. nonw.rr_.rr,v-con.n. 6m22 No. 4‘ Jaincs’ Block, Water Sit, 1' fHats Dyed and Pressed in on the i Watches and Jewelry/,4 Select" S‘chboJL A limited " T11 E subscriber desires to urchasc a few shares of the Capital Stock 0 this Bank.‘ ’ - ., . , r, .J I ;;.EBBNEZBBiumL.-. 'Norll'alk,Jan.2ith,1876. ' :-. _. . . ,, ANTED: v ' . ' Afew Shiir'cso’f " 1 '1] National Bank of Norwalk , -. ., AND I, x ',V '.:: Fairlield CO. Nat. Bank Stock .. 'Arr'rrrn, ,. tits, Norwalk Savings Society, CENTRitiiiimlit BANK —COPY— 011100 of the Comptroller of the Currency. ‘ , WasiiiNG'rox, August. 29th. 1576. ~ H Eli EAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to ihe’undcrsigned, it has been mndc to a , pear that " I‘HE CENTRAL NATIONAL BAN :- OF NOBW ALK.” in the Town of N orwalk, in the County of h‘airilcld. and State of Connecticut. has compiled With all the rovisions of the Revised Statutes of the United ‘tntcs, required to be com- . plied with, before an Association shall be author- ized to commence the business of Banking. ;Now, Tnnnnrons, 1, John S. Lanmvorlhy.Ac- ._ tlng Comptroller of the Currenc . do hereby cer- : tiiy that “THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK . Oll NORWALIC." in the Town of Norwalk, in the County of Fairlleid, and State of Connecticut, is authorized to commence the business of Banking. 4 as provided in Section Fifty-one Hundred and .gixgy-nlne of the Revised Statutes of the United ‘ a es. ' ; g "'7'? S.‘ } mlv TREASURY DEPARTMENT. } in testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of oiiicc, this 29111 day of A u- gnst, 1876. ' J - Signed J. S. LANG WOBTIIY. Acting Comptroller of the Currency. No. 2,312 2m36 ...AT— LEVISON’S. ‘Ely’s Block, .Sou'th Norwalk, 01;. Watches and J ewelryBepaired . at Moderate Prices and warranted. . Mr. S. Pukulski will continue the Hair Business same as usual. ’ :M‘ELVILLE E. MEAD, . AGENT For: REAL ESTATE. ‘ . FIIIE ANII IIFE IIISIIIIAIICE. . Ocean Steamer Tickets & Drafts, South Norwalk, Conn. New Arrangement. In anticipation of a good Fall Trade, at Low Prices have secured the services of a' v Photograph Printer, there will be no more vexatious dela s to custom-1 are, or: myself. Photographs will e finislied'at short notice better than euer. Thankful for past. favors. and regrets for unavoidable delays. 1 hope to please all. . E. T. WHITNEY. £15 a _ 3m16 - -4113 -1187... fimi.::_::: Thsswnséhswas r... J PHANFO Bots v . ' .. Sillssuthnlargequuntliyof , ,. The some is‘slm ly' thi'siiTliatL‘ hail; had such a loweflencci‘ii ihc business he Intro-how to buy ‘gonds’and sell them at'afiléw‘ price, con- seqpcntlytheygive; . . ". '5. v . Universal ,Satianotit’l‘il’.‘ A ’o ‘ he has unit: hssortment' ' Chino: from , Ecousisiin'gln'purtfo Gents Cong. Gaiters, from 81' 7510 $6 00 .‘ ff Calf-Boots f, , 3‘ ;$3;00§to$5'00 Ladies Serge Button Gaitcr, $1 25.to $3 00 “ Foxcd, “ , ‘f $1 5130,33 25 "‘1' Pebl-Goat, 1' “- ’ 822553335) “ Amer. Kid. “ $27510:th 50 , “ French ,Kid,: J‘.‘ ‘ ~. 841001095 00 “ Serge Con, “J . $1 00. to .32 00 Misses and Children’s Slices lngreat variety at all priccs and warranted to give “defection. lhavc ' -‘ ‘ _ ;Gouhlet:llowairsgsliiiiilg'snes'_ ‘ , BUTTON AND LACE. . 1A splendid shoe for service -' and cheap. ' have-a large family go to Ballerina Yul. Ballill 481.011 and you will save mainly b'y' so (icing. Do‘ilbt for- ,get that HANF'OBD’S. is the place to buy. , A: ‘ Good Shoes Cheap , ‘I am also agent for the, celebrated. ' ‘ ' coax KILLER _ iwithout soreness or pain: a sure remedy; try it and be convinced. Do not forget ' , J. P.JHANFOR‘D, . No. 7 Main Street A .- '11‘ you T. E. & H- B; SMITH, . _ DEALERS 11v HA .R D WA R E ,. ‘ Outlets?” J . AND- ._ z» ‘53 _ Agricultural Implements ' WALL parse, wrxnowsrmnns, PAINTS, OILS, cnass. SAGE, max 03, AND nouns. ,;; ~ , Northrop and a reading by Miss Nellie F. taken the trouble to go over the Grand List B 0 ar (Ill! g and D Jay 8011001 for Young Main Street Norwalk, Cull]: : '1 Brown. It is necessary to sell about thirty more tickets to meet expenses. ~ It is. hoped all will be ready to help. _ as week days will be held in the Sun-day R. R. Keeler and wife, Eben Hoyt and Rev. D. D. Bishop and wife were among the Centennial visitors last week. WESTON. To the many Centennial visitors that have gone from here to Philadelphia we may add IIon. D. D. Coley and son, Mr. George and Charles Sturges, Misses Katie, Lousia, Julia, Coley, Mr. D. Coley, Jr., Miss Louisa Jarvis, Messrs. Ephriam and Ebenezer Fitch, and others whose names do not occur to us at present. Prof. I. Allen Tuck will open a select dancing school at the Weston Military Insti- tute on‘Friday Oct. 20th. The charges are very moderate and those who would like to to find the property assessment 'of each. Following is the aggregate result: Republi- can candidates, $120,439. Democratic, $53,- 807. In favor of the former, $67,132. Capt. H. P. Burr exhibits at the post office a sweet potato of his own raising, weighing 45 pounds. Rev. F. D. Harriman presented the claims of the Society for the Increase of the Minis- try, at Christ Church, Sunday morning. Walter Howarth has entered into partner- ship with Mr. John B. Goodsell, grocer. A good joke is saddled upon a couple of resident young democrats, who are rising to fame and renown as stump orators. Having heard that, if talented disquisitions on the political issues of the day were made in East- ou,t-he nine remaining republican in that good old town might be converted and sin no more in the republican camp, they chose a day just Pelham, Foreman; 30 men in red shirts, dark pants, blue the hats, draWing hose carriage orna- mented with'niekle pla- ted jacket, etc. Warden Duskam and Court of Burgesses in carriages. City Band, South Norwalk, in uniform. Pioneer Hook & Ladder Company, Geo. W. Raymond, Foreman; 28 men ; blue shirts, dark pants, fatigue caps; with Hook & Ladder Truck. The three fol lowing companies were their guests; Washington Hook & Ladder Company, of Danbury, with truck; L. L. Hubbell, Foreman; 30 men; blue shirts, dark pants, fatigue cups. Relief Hook & Ladder Company, Stamford, With truck; Geo. Waterbury, Foreman; 30 men; red shirts, dark pants, fire promptly and in the neatosi manner. Then. Harrison, 1am. EARLE & SMITH, Take pleasure in offering to the public the Largest and Best Selected Stock of Dry Goods. ever displayed in this town, comprising Goods of recent importations. DRESS GOODS. . Lupin’s Black Cashmeres, 75 cents to 82.00, Lupin’s Black Drop DEtc. 82.00 to 33.00, Black and Colored Alabama, 25 cents to 50 cents. ALSO Black and Colored DRESS SlLKS. Black GROS GRAINS. from 51.00 to 82.00, Black TAFFETAS. $1.00 up, Black CASHMEBE DB SOIE $1.80 up, Colored GROS GRAIN S, $1.00 up: A full line of BL ACIT VELV ‘T. ALSO , J Flannols, Blankets, Remnants :of Norwalk Mills CAS'SIMERES, .Hosiery,J Notions. ' Also a Fine Assortment of Ladies, Gents and Children’s Underwear. ALSO Carpets- and Cashmere, Basket cloths, camel’s hair, alpaca, combination suits, &c.,,i_n_,the most beautiful new effects, at prices to tempt the most econ; omical.‘-; By following ourdire'ctions for: self- measurement, ladies out-of-town can be fitted perfectly, economically, and morelsatisfactor- ily than by any home-made work; Mourning Costumesand outfits a specialty and orders filled on 17 hours notice. Misses and Children Costur’n‘es‘afld Suits at very reasonable prices; Ladies’ and Children’s-[lilacs An immense stock of beautiful and reliable goods at very great reductions. Ladies’ com; Elite outfits at $50 and upwards. ' @- Full Catalogues of this department 1 with directions for self-measurement, sent free'1 on application to all parts of the country. -' OUR STOCK 0F_ _ ' RICH FUELS . .On hand, and being manufactured, will be: the most beautiful in the City, and. at moot ants complete outfits, at $35 and upwards; ’ Ladies and Children. Will open September 21th, 1 87B. Facilities for the study of the Higher English Brances French,German and Music, unsurpassed. Special attention Will be given to Object Teaching for children. Thoroughness in every department. Address for circulars. or apply personally to ‘ 7 MRS. HARLEM. Principal. , 7 .. Dr. FITCH’S EA MILY SCHOOL for BOY. rm FALL TERM willcommence on MONDAY SEPTEMBER 11th. A cntieman of several years’ experience in fitting oys for College. has been engaged as Assistant. _ - DR. J. C. FITCH, Principal. Norwalk. Sept. 2d, 1876. hi "it aiItlassitil Day 8011001 for Boys, n- .eral practice of medicine and surgery. Slate figpt EMILY v.1). rs BDEEMD, (Graduate of N. Y. Medical College for Women, cor. MAIN .e MARSHALL STREETS. SOUTII NOBWA 5K, CONN 3 Office Hours, until9 a. m., and from 3 p. in. At- tention tonll classes ofdiscases incident to a at Frank Mead’s Confectionery. up town, andall orders prom tly forwarded and attended to. Film- iliessuppiie with Homoeopathic remedies. References by permission z—S. Liienthal. M. 1)., Prof. ofTheorynnd Practice, N. Y.cit ; Clemence Dozier, M. D. Dean of College, N. .: Alfred K. Bills, M. D..Proi‘. Materia Medica. 3m23 reepfs Partly Made. Dress Shirts. I will sell for the next 20 days. 1 six Shirts for 86.00. or 81 25 each _- for less than six. Finished 30cts. Order left at Uhic’s Drug Store wrll receive prompt attentiOn. J. 0. Bundle, Agent for Norwalk, ' Dr. C. II. Kendall & Son, SIGN PAINTING,PAPEB memo, 'e'c . Notice. .i HAVING sold out his interest in the old Bridge Fish MarketJhe subscriber would respect- i'ull return thanks to his runny—patron- for the kin patronage. and ask for a coninunuce of the shmcto-hls successor. and all persons indebted to him will please call and settle the ism-immedi- ately. CHARLES W. LOCKWOOD. ;>Norwalk,0ctobcr 2d,-1876. - - The business will he conducted at the old stand .as usual. and a lull and flesh supply of CIIIII. Oysters, Fish, Ve stables. he” kept constantly on hand by- . .ILLIAM M. BATES. Agent: .... HaTIBM‘ 739?? learn “to trip the light phantastic” had better before the late election to ascend upwards . - - apply in season to Gen A S Jarvis Princi thence and enliwhten the darkened minds of hats. A large m of I attractive paces. ' ' ‘ DENTISTS - - - _ ,. ‘ a - . . ' PLAID DRESS Goons at wand 12 cents Wealsooall arti I tte t' t 1 ' . . ‘ . - a , . . _J . pal of the W. M. I. who With Ins usual the electors. They were received with 015%: Igggfgdlgewm 2‘; ginning; t ”ITL%Nw3§f$i‘iifii230°22313‘3" OII CIOthS. r “.255. ofn 1°“ ° W ”8" '1‘.F. LEIGHTON, A. B.,Pr11101pal J D.....,,,,...,. UNDERTHE OPERA HOUSE courtesy will be ready to answer all questions warmth and stifi upper lips up'on which the e - , p y’ , p ' _ . . H p. , - ' , ~ , LINENS AND WHITE GOODS, Boys received at any time. Preparation for 001- ‘ " V i ““10““ depart: f < ‘ ' " ‘ , ' _ ‘ .' fl '7 f " . . . Clark, Foreman; 35111011 in White shirts Aspeciuilyin FRENCH CASHMERESIII all the . L ACES AND EMBROIDERIES 100,, or Business. Rooms in Week’s new Build- luents carefully ,_ . . , , .: -. .- ' , .' as tothc particulars. fuzz of developing manhood could plainly be t . med with blue dark ants fa- . - following shades. AGENTS FOR _ , 7 UPHOLSTERY GOODS r in}, opposite National Bank 0,- Norwalk, Fan and thorousfifly. I , g WAII STREET J , The different rooms of Mr. Jarvis’ school seen by those having powerful eye-glasses, nmtiguc caps- drliwinv til-)uck ’ seal.%',f,,‘§,“fi,ue - HOUSEHOLD FURMTUR‘E $3311 was chhlggiireiu‘o’v A ,3 Principal i grilli‘iiricgd'teet’iif i ‘ , . i I ' i _' "' i . _ have been beautified by the painter’s brush they dilated upon the corruptions of an ad- . . ’ . a ' . Myrtle Green. “ ” F hi J fio‘smny AND GLOVES ’, ’ ' ' " ' " - ' With Ga” 9W?- N- ' ' . A L ' " . . 0' * - ’ 1 . n' ' ‘ ' and look and feel very light, airy and cheer- ministration which the country hoped would 01““ Ens‘nw “‘1 “swims “1”“me “wefi'ififi‘tnd . DOMESTIC PaIIBI‘ . as IIIIS- GENTS’FURNISHING GOODS, liniiirisoé‘ifci, , - or'uu 5.1L. Conn. . , Drum Corps- Drnbs. at 81.001101- yd. » J ; - BOYS’ CLOTHING, AND iod'aixiiglggiiifi ' ' ' ' T I ' ‘ - ' ful. Especially the large room intended for the dancing department is such a fine one as we have not seen for along while. The Military Institute is in full operation and ad- ditions come almost every week and the Instructors are very faithfully at work in their various duties. ’ We have been requested, as the snow storm kept many from going to church and hearing - ' i - - i The march was 'ust about the ri htlenwth. ’ 81.12 D ' lngra'ns b -t,$l' -h a t35 e t ' - . - - - the notice, to state that a discoursc on inc turned iiSlde and asked, ‘Are them ere fellers _ _ J g a Full 11 n e BROCHE Square an <1 long SHAWLS. . . ._ Oil 03'5“ Ins: mm 310 (lengup. , c e pes c n s, _ pound”, Ten. to ”Mum ,, ,5 sold ,on 45 , subject of Temperance Will be delivered in agents uv sum sitty soft gope fack try 9" The The ProcesSion returned to the Park, where “5.3:“? pm-tchaged m; the lamhAdmuon sales and The Fall of IIIIi Cenlemnal Year 0? Helniqpartersl for Linfloc-um—Bcet Floor 3100? 03101113 T'i‘fly per pcund ---------- 60 0‘31“ \ ' . . . ' ' ° . a e owes prices over reac c . . ' -. o ering int ewor d. icice 0 on ea J ' pastory respective orators’ perorations were meltmgly parade was dismissed, and the various Samples or goods sent free on application to an Extra OolonggTea,’- u _________ 75 u the church (Cougregational,) by the next Sabbath at 1.15 p. m- thrilling, and the wings of their spread-eagles _ , - r ’ ' - The Temperance Reform Union held 8 lulled 10 rest, as they hoped, any lingering guests, ‘0 refreshments, the Bands Playing Vl‘rl'lllg‘flom “-00- “P- Fall (E Winter Styles gobds packed and forwarded to any destination. GOOd Young H '8011 Tea, . .50 “ rousing meeting last Monday evening in the doubts in the minds of the assembled multi- lively strains. Full line of English PatentlFlnishyeiveteens, AT . f 31:0 ADW AY & 20th St. lctul‘fi all 011“.ch Choice Young Hyson Tea, :2 ...70 2: church. Speakers, Messrs. Jarvis, Crofut tudes. They departed for Westport inspired The Fire Police had a collation at their Full line of'léel: Skirts,60ccnts up , GRAND & CHRYSTIE Sig. N. Y. _ . gchOlgnHyzgiil'l‘eaweryfine, ...go “ and Lubkert. with the belief that the country, so far as Rooms, and entertained the W. & W. Band. Faililiiiizli): (Twig); $2513.33; 1" Foote S , Hat Store. om40 MOULDINGS Choice ggpahp u ' u _r g _ . for the A feature of the occasion was the formal A" adapted to we present wants of the trade. The largest stock of Britain town. suitable for all 3 a Club Rates: (5 1b lo 5, poper‘cent. 31f, I The our? BLAéKiNcihari m'eels ill. .. The funeral of Mr. Wm. Hodges was large- ly attended, by a host of sympathizing Fusion is concerned, was safe democrats; but 10! on Monday, 2d, for al- bo changed; of the heavy taxes which an ac- cursed war had entailed; the failure of the republican party to meet the issues and to re- store prosperity to the country; the need of reform in all things, and Tilden and Hend- ricks were the only mediums through which it could be reached. They slathercd on ad- jectives with more vehemence than judgment, and one listening rustic is reported to have Humane Hose Company, Danbury, 30 men; guests of Hope Hose 00., dark blue shirts white trimmings,dark pants, fatigue caps; drawing Hose Carriage. Hope Hose Company, A. E. Ellis, Foreman; 26 men drawing Hose Carriage ; red shirts dark pants, blue fire hats, black neck ties. ' Borough companies marched off with the presentation in elabornte speeches by Post Master Oimstead and Lawyer \Vilsou of New and elegant shades in MEBiNOES, 36 inch - wide at 75 cents, _ . Q A large variety of Scasonabie Goods at 25 cents. A full line of Courtuuld’s English Black Grapes, Full line of Mourning Goods. ALSO . A large and attractive stock of SHAWLS, consist- ing of the best makes . Paris BiackMERINO SHAWLS. 61$er and long. Paris Black CASHMERE SHAWL , “ " In DOMESTIC SHAWLS, Single and Double, we have the best line that can be found at prices Largest assortment of LADIES’ READY-MADE UN DEBWEAB. TRY THEM. 19 Main ,Street, Norwalk. , FOR SALE. A 2 Home Power, for wood-sawing or Timesh- ing, at manufacturers prices. at . . , NORWALK FOUNDRY. , IS HERE l ages and conditions: prices to suit the times. SPECIALTY: LADIES’ BOOTS AND SHOES, Tilt Domestic & Hiiiaietpiiillep. Are stocked with goods from the large sum- mer auction sales, at prices below cost of‘ carpets at Grant Sinai Bill,- 3 and atGrcatly Reduced Prices. . Velvet Carpets. from 32 up; Body Brussels, from $1.60 up; Tapestries, from 31 up ; Three-Piys,from parts olfihc countrly. . Orders for goods of every decriptlon careful y filled without charge and Special Induecmellt. 3:00 DOLLARS “'OR'I‘II 01“ P . F TO BIS SOLD Norwalk, Conn. , A RARE CHANCE FOR . Cash. Buyers! We have a Large Consignment or CHOICE TEAS, toniers will be compelledsto bnyhif they have to borrow the money to do it. We Will warrant each Extra fine English Breakfast, per lb...90 . “ 6 ‘ 110 , -‘ Also Agent for Norwalk and vicinity for the cel- ebrated Brand of Flour. “GI LT EDGE.” It is and are prepared to sell them so cheap that cns- ‘ ‘ dfmand for a quick and diff/{itl’lig'fvfllfii’u’ ' “ BIXBY’S BEST’.’ friends who by their presence manifested the most the first time in its history, the town, P F H d \N' t st | ~ - h ' . ' ~ ‘ - - - on f 0 re i n A. H, m at less than New York rices. said to be the best Flour in the world. We ave . J - . . .. . :J A. Engelsal cstcen}: “.1 3:121) thehdefcascd was through Its voters Within Whose cars sweet 3:; esxoplisgfiaxfitt T110: (186 tSt out incathl; Chemise, Drawers, Skirts, Night DPT-eases. Dressing a ‘ an ‘I I!" er ' ‘ y es AT COST 2 "ii.“ Bags; “09“113‘18 all 110;"? 01'] 308g 13”}? to a; wink” ”mieghfé’f Ptf€elfff la . . C ' He was uric e ween is W0 “was ’ ' ' Sucques, Corset Waists. lni‘ants’ Long and 11g? Sii'i‘cialslnallliclét,wflorgiile;v Bifrigsiihcegfel’og: SEMI): ”N"; Co, 1:3. “.3 Wuhin, 3”9,5Fx-lif . in the Raymond family plot at Wilton. The snow storm so unusually early in the season and the cold wintry weather in the middle of October is, as it well might be, the theme of general conversation. TON WES. STAMFORD. political words recently spoken still lingered, gave a majority for the Republican ticket. Thieves stole a barrel of apples from Mrs. Solomon Gray, and a churn from Mr. Edmund W. Taylor, the other night. Men will begin placing the iron work for the new bridge in position, this week. Chess Club meets at Hurlbutt’s, next Sat- form of mammoth Centennial sandwiches made expressly fer the occasion. The Band played, and things were lively and amusing. Phoenix Engine Company entertained Putnam Hose. Company in fine style—a sup per at Mine host Morehouse’s Conn. Hotel. Hope Hose entertained the Humane Hose boys of Danbury, serving both dinner an Short Dresses; in fact a complete outfit for Ladies & Children. A full stock of ELAN N ELS AND BLANKETS, at less than one-third their cost of last year. Also an assortment of HORSE BLANKETS, from 81.40 :to 86.00. PLUSH. LAP ROBES in great variety. A full line of WATERPROOFS, Black, Brown, Navy Blue Myrtle Green. Plaid, at ' 75 cents and upward. " A good assortment of CLOTHS for MEN'S AND SILK -°1rars i Now‘Ready.'_Wa§ruiiied‘to’ilt by the {so ’of a French Conformeter._- Silk Huts rcmod ed intoJ ‘ the new, shape at reduced prices. , A well selected stock of - Furnishing-(Goods, Trunks, Yalises, . . Umbrellas, so, During the FAIR WEEK Will-offer ALL our Stock at a Large Bircount from Regular Prices Our Large Stock of ' ’1 Parlor Suits, Walnut Chain- licr Suits, Cottage Cham- . ‘ Hams, Shoulders. Tongues, Dried Beef. Sugars, Blokies. Sardines, Soaps, &c.._iu fact all goods usu- aly kept in First~Class Groceries. A entlor Wes- ton Sc Fiske’s celebrated Oils :— ard, S erm, Whale. Signal, Cylinder, Machinery, and (ero- scne Oils; Kerosene Oil 150 Fire Test. . SA EL DASKAIVI, ‘ Opp. Leonard’s C'o‘al Office, Lynes’ Block. . . Water- Street, Norwalk, Conn. . Sold by srlrnronn a STODDARD,Groce1-s, Norwalk I '. I 1 i \i W Hon. Hd C. Robinson and Hon. B. K. “$33, nigh: t d h M d all supper at their house ., BUYS’ WEAR. 25 cent8 “13,- AT S LEEIIHEB EST ” i ' I IV I. A .- Phelps ad ressed a Republican meeting on 65 DOT W33 represen e in t 0 0 i0 ° " A t ,— u, H, t 1 k g 00351.31“, ' . ' , " . , _~ _ \. \_~ \- :PAPER . 3 - Friday evcning. . The Boys in Blue paraded. Convention at New Canaan, last week, by Pioneer HCOk & Ladder Company had Mfifllilllfic (1:,wa ce 6 I'll a ma ego a Landcr’s BIOCk, SO. Norwalk. bCl' Sluts, Table, . _ 9} ~. 1;» g.._.- ;. ‘1 'J. g: ‘ J . .. _ Siaqrpiordlswakmg up). 8 f d B _ 1),, Bow», and Pom“.- Relief of Stamford, Old Well of South Nor— . llauiilttipgpagllilmlcss, -- ._ _ : Hat Stands, ‘ J. ‘ :3 - v ‘ _ . . m "-1 cum 0 t e tam or_ aptist Mr. Landon Ketchum of Sana-stuck who walk, Md Washington or 13““me 9 as guests, (510W Fitting. L . O O K. 3 AND ”I V: - ‘ ON 1"? i “ ' Church is to be handsomely painted and . , ’ a ’ . . - Boston Comfort ‘ 1's J , Lounges, ‘ ' ' l‘rescoed by a competent artist. It is also to has been 80,10,151), 111 for a number of weeks, and entertained them all at one time at Lock- : French wovcn‘ at 50°, 5135, 92-00;“ “.50.. J _, Chairq . Q . J. . . ., 1‘ , f 1 , . K, r be newly carpeted throughout and otherwise glizogfight gfe‘xg: cogltlcnlpiatelill. Till? “3' Mary O’Neil, of Saugatuck, who failed to Jnishing musiC- 001- Perry made an address Also Children's Wail-its, all sizes. . ' ; mg w ici ime . . ' , ' . . - drown herself while in the town of Talcott- 0f welcome and the '33“ wore a gay and A b hi it c—Infants and Childr ’ . .‘I‘ the services of the church, Sundays as well ’ ' Ilgunw'eignfio 9'23»; and NormandaCaps. “all: r MUST BE REDUCED ! § . a .9 3011501. , We learn from Captain Brady,of- Stamford, that his suit against the U. S. government has been successful. It will be remembered that Capt. Brady claimed to be the inventor of the “jetty” system, adopted in improving navi- gation at the mouth of the Mississippi. The is recovering. ville, last week, who was brought back to her home and attempted to split open the head of her sister, Mrs. Edward Grant, with a hatchet, is believed to be insane, and steps are taking to place her in an asylum. Those who have housed their apples are for- tunate, as the freezing which apples still wood's Hall, the Howe and City Bands fur. festive appearance. . =_-——'—_——_! How we Anvssrxrans Dnuomsu Eovrr- IAN AnMiEs.—-A Paris dispatch ives an ac- count of an interview with one cer of the Egyptian army, who gives circumstantial details of the horrible events in Abyssinia during the attempts of Egypt to chastise thql, Made Corsets, at 35c, 75c, 81.00 to 81.50: by New Yor Milliners, at one—half the cost you could et them made. Opera .lIoods for the ‘all and. inter season. all colors and shades. New and complete stock of Ladles’ Ties in in g I" Cardinal colors. ‘ Large on'ering of TRIMMINGS, Black Silk Fringes, . . illiuck Silk Gimps, Y Black and Colored Silk Buttons, ,. Iiiitl. i l5 Courts. .——-—— BEEF, J &c., Dunk’siprmg Bed. Buckingham & 00., From the thousands of purchasers of our PBE? PAIL 141D PAINTS. we have yet to hear the first complaint. Tile reason is up arcnt. Our paints have stood the test of years.w ierc all other paints have failed ill durability. 'l‘hcircovcriilgcapaciiy J! I I l I Th government used his invention, and is now . . Ab - - Th 1, bee t k 0 'n ilamburgh M‘ sings and Insertiiigs' . - hanging to trees suffered Suuda nicht wrll ysslnians. ere ave n wo n W - ° . ‘ .. . .t- t] n t r the ‘ I; re- oblidged to pay a large sum to the inventor a a Y o 2 expeditions. The first, on October 6, 1875, Look at the Housekeeping Goodaqfiom, Dhm- MAIN STREET, 2:35:periie‘iirciiilgielliibfzooiiiiiillg. 611:);llelll’t5pfll'e _ guaranteed in every particuinr.-ihcchnsumer as- by a decision of the courts. We notice that Mr. George Weed, one of the democratic town committee, has joined the Hayes and Wheeler Club. He is in favor of removing the barnacles from the old ship J of state, but he don’t want to scuttle her quite yet. ' The elegant new residence on Richmond Hill, built by Wm. G. Betts, Esq, is being rapidly pushed forward to completion. Its position and sightliness from the railroad is frequently admired and commented on by travelers. ' The petition of Mrs. Eva R. Reud for a di- vorce from Dr. R. W. Reud, was granted by the superior court in session at Danbury. not add to their flavor 0r keeping qualities. Mr. J. Milton Elwood willohereafter dis- com'se good music to the peeplc of the First M. '15. Church, Stamford, as organist. IPresiding Elder Hubbell preached at the M. ;E. Church, Sunday afternoon. building a fine house near the church, Sauga- ntuck. He is The joint Board of Selectmen and School Visitors have appropriated $5,140 for school purposes in town during the coming year. The $1,655.43 referred to last week, should havc read for highway districts instead of for consisting of 2,000 men, was surprised, inthe defile of Goundel and massacred to the last - man. The second 6,000 men started in Jan- uary last. It met the Abyssininns in Febru- cry in the defile of GOura and was over- whelmed, 4,000 men being killed. The Abyssinian king then disappeared into the interior, and according to‘ the latest reports repeated what he did in the defiles of Goun- del and Goura by again crushing an army of Egyptains, but the details of this, as of the other expeditions are guarded with great secrecy. \ _ —+0. The democrats of the fourth district yes- terday nominated Levi Warner, Esq., of ask, and Dice Table Linen, Plain Damask and «lluck Towels. DOyIies and Na kins, Crash- ; er Plain and lancy'Mursei les Quilts, and a. line of Nottingham Curtain . , Nets, 8m. IIOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Depend on the old ones no- longer, but boy a new stock. Ladies' White and Brown Cotton Hose, 2 air for 25c, 3 plur for 25c. 1 pair for 25c, and up. erino Ribbed Hose, Mode and White. at 12c up, Children’s Fancy Wool Hose at 10c, Striped Hose. in all the new colors. Navy Blue CurdinaiLSenl Brown. and Myrtle Green. Children and Misses’ Plain Colored Balbriggun, Dark Colorsut '25 to 75c. The best Fancy Colors at 25 to 405:- French Cash- mere Hose. for Children. English Merino Hose and lSox, for infants and children. Children’s 'Und‘ershirts. and Drawers from 25 to 50 cents. The Norfolk and New Brunswick Underwear in Gents. and Ladies. and Children’s White Shirts 'SliH il'llls unit not For ran as Winter S Broadway Style Silk" Hats, _ SLA UScN 4e Oo-.,~'” Wall Street, [1y21] Norwalk, Ct. ’ LAMB, .MUTTON. Whore...cza srrced Butter, Lard, Eggs, Etc. ...—— wEGfi-rABLEs, Opposite R. R. Depot. South Norwalk. running no risk whatever, as we will repaint any building on which our paints do not prove satis- factory: allowing a choice of English B. B. White Lead or any other paint in use. 'repared for im- IllWII'lLC use. 207 Pearl Street. New York. Sm'Stl For sale by \l'. C. STREET. Ncr\v:ilk,JCi. Harvell’s Condition Powders, . Fronsfiela’s Cattle Powders, Pundersoe’s Condition Powders, it. :2... iguana-‘- isucknOvviedgvod bynllusiilgitiho : . Mr. C. P. Weston, who performed an im ‘ ' ' Y ‘ . , , _ ‘ scuool districts. PAUL. Norwalk for Congress. There were at first for 31.25 and 31.50, Good and Best m., Gloves ngifigstegufifiébgstn‘ge13brlgggng-aboqt : ...- seven candidates. .Ou the first ballot the audwurrantcd.ut75c,81.00, 31.50.82.011. . . . . Shii'i’llil’s C endittio “ P ewderr, _ .. ’ . _ .. dent of Stamerd ' 00 war ’ 1“ mn- ‘BRIDGEPORT' Ezn‘ileiI'mm Dining? rfccdvedi‘hglumlhtriyd AmmBirgiin'lri'vi‘niies’vests'm 50“ M 'I b' l p . P d A - 'tndioo percent channel-than anifinvdlwfimvw ‘ ' r . - " . . - l \ -~_ , ‘ 0 4 . Mr. F. H. Ayres is putting a largeadditiou .13” Sewing Machine Factories are run- mild ielhiucicllnifrtoogic igui'ilhfiiihen' ligcwas galliufgzitlafiiyoat e? s' at ' sibiio - ' " . . V. . , _» A0 m" " erb!’ ”W ‘ersl _ or otheragentforsconringhullpoliuhing 'l'iu.(‘o,.- . ‘ . . ., .. . .» ~ ‘ . ‘ - , , . ... ... to his fine residence on Washington avenue_ 11mg 8 hours a day. . . nominated. Mr. Warner is a lawyer by pro- Gents, Under-wears poor. at .25 > _ FOR W 0 Robert S & 00 s , atheism. c 093,} fell 1W1.) , m Pow, er! per, Brass, hniyes,For_i:s,Mur-hil To... lion, ~iul- . —Adcooate. A. very large .and cnthusmstic out-door fession and a democrat of the pronounced “ ' “ soodnw .40 . .. ’ , ‘ “ ; ‘1' " - .. _ , - J (,h , , I' I' J ..,. uaryilvgr)’;‘VInd0W5.&‘i..flSbyInsult-unlit!will": -———— Ratification meeting was held in response to t He is not a man of remarkable attain- -- “ heavy and worth ' .io . ; ~ _ D W E - A : : 1 l ,,‘_ L I _ . , , J ‘ mil-WI nu... HIM-“h ..., m 100ml“, new. p0, ,,.,,,.,,.,,,3.,,,,J,,,,, pmugmud V , 1 - . n ' . ‘___._ ._____._ _.-_._.___...___.—____-__—* . . . . _ . . GREENWICH‘ D“ Hubbnr‘ls “mm“ for emigre“ by night» or ability but in this respect is proba- ”“5”“ “m“ °"°“"-'- ‘ . ; .. ~ ‘ .l'. . 5 Ivy-muisrzae. 119,-... Lianne/e. Ink Markmiumh Sen-June»; u..‘.’.‘.i-.J... mew. The Republican meetinrr 1,15; Wednesdn the Republicans on Wednesday evenin" - ’ - A llenvv UnbleiIChcdM.iisliii,ilt .Os 3 . AT THE . . ‘ - . . -, ‘ _. . E t' - ’, . . Oil Bil e Sillziko and Gum iro "AL. l...’ at... cveniurr was a success Hon 01. H 3; last 5 ply superior to some of the delniocratic nom- A “when” ., .. 09 ‘ . Notice of Sale on xecn ion. ”MW, ,1“, mg [1,” mar. m., w .H s]: _ h , _, l i ' - “7°“ 03' ’ inces in other districts Hc hows enough A 1.1,“, .. .. co ‘K , , , .- . . . ‘ ‘ - , . a ,or :ngmush as nuetmzll m nailinnurfi - .. . -. ‘ ' . ' . ' . . - . in) l .t e f 1.. cention to me direct- ., .. , , . . ; . . ~ .. . .. , , _J ‘ and J-i- Barbour Flue the speakers. . Mini: (ltelilliicrats mfibmlding ‘1 Wigwam on at least not to spell Connecticut Wither), A .. and Good u _ u Sand 09 NEW YORK‘El-OTHJEGtHUUSE-y ‘ ed and :fcx‘il‘lcl‘é,;?,lilm “if“ he sold Mtpugnc I hung inure/11.1,. :.’1nr.~:r Emu/iuil, Iy adapted for scouring hitchull 5:0“. Binary Announcement 15 made of the marriage, , 1. H s_ice near ast 3” am, With all the small k_._.Ha,-tfi)rd Com-ant. The Bleached Cottons are cheap and 3300,] time 41 1 .1111 b " 00 ° Auction to lliehiglwsi bidder, at the Public Sign ,, .. 'z ,1” 1 .‘ U 1“, . - shelves, Floors and Oil Clo-Ills, ..hlquuniunfly Etitlvf‘msdal item"; at the Ceres- “‘%.f-Z“ili‘.2i?.lt~.“étnit M. t u t -- ' Fa“ Over Coats ...... $7 .. $22 iii-iiiit'ltl‘“..'f‘.’.‘l.“'23}..fi‘.’lillt‘llfizw‘tfiltit‘it‘é is: '“ “ m .. W... .... i a J‘ '. - ‘. . . rran . ‘ . - i « 4‘=‘ '3 '. . .' ‘r.--7 = ‘ -,.i.'.-, ‘ -"‘= .. , .4 '~- ‘. 0. that; Ba“. mum ...... ...... .. ...... ... ... “W“ it we ad ~ ‘ - -- . . '. . .' " ' ‘ ' " . ' 'ecs 1c” . Ic'rul ‘ ‘ ‘ .' - 0).... .-~; . J .,~. ' i' c ,aul II'\ 1 u. Holmes, M. D., of Rahivay N. J. now "-1 progress Of CODStl'.“CI10n 1n “115 City democrats “1th dismay. If the “haf‘d times" One Price Cash Store, Mens’ Dress Suits ‘ ‘ 18 to 30 Iliiiging’fto’ICIiiirlengihanuel and consisting of ALL ‘31 hCIALLl 1'0“ HORPED- othercloth l. - -: y b J i D ’ since the “M at Mt March. vanish, t'Illelmaullrgramme!“ (H the tli‘efomt1 Nos 4 and i" G l tt B 'I 1' Boys’ Suits 4 to 1" lioiikinmao andfliiuiicglin iiisiFanthfogs fill? also a full stock of - ' ' ANBURY The oyster llt‘dS off Bridgeport are “pan party WI ’0 til en away. 61106 e par 3' -° ' ’ 3 zc c “1 ‘ “lg. B "’ i inery store. on 'u ‘ rec ._ ii_sni '0 W a " “ ' - ' 0 '8 Over Coats 3.50 to 15 a 11' la'iiznl irdescri tion of the .‘1‘0 - - - . . _ 3 ’ ““ °“‘“‘°‘°‘ ‘ ‘ ' P 1 i’. OIIS, Powcle s and Di ugs, Gamblers with the “Little Joker ” and three card monte, scooped in $800 On the‘ Fair grounds one day last week, and then slcooped out of town. All done on the s y. A Bedding man, was minus $400 one night last week, because he thought he could tell which card to turn up. -. J A team belonging to Mr. Zalmon Fiiiow, of Redding. ran away on the road to the Fair Grounds on Friday, and' Mrs. Fiilow, witha child, was thrown from the wagon and quite seriously injured. ' Ayoung lady named McGee, from New York State, was tipped from a wagon by drivmg on the embankment. on the Fair Grounds, Friday, and sustained serious in- juries iueluding a. broken leg. , cd that the church edifice formerly occupied . hereof“, for the creditors of said listed: to exhibit to levy and collect of l_ . I . .. b the soctct was burned .- pay you, and Wllllt people think Of‘ you. their cluimsior settlement. Those who neglect to and other persons named In the rate book. Oil the . .‘. . .. .' . _. . . - Several burglaries Wu‘e committed dining '11)], d the re S 831:1 t one has belly?) l’l‘im ' Since, “S 0 ,, said a lad recentl to a merchant present their accounts properly attested, within list to said warrant annexed.thelrsevcrai propor- . ~ . , B figlyfigg 09633253,. 180L121.” [(3:11 ) - . P ‘11 tOICPIRCC ’ y y " saidtimewillhedeburrcdarccovery. Allpersons tions of the sum total ns'tlicrein stated, said slim J A H H0 t & 00 S AND 22031,; DES, ,‘an(,l(.‘.\'1.:.s,l’ . J - . v . - ; _ , ' ' ° ' y ‘ The abovehuoksus well as other new Marks Jor- .. - - J Fair week. Edgar B. Weed lost some solid silver ware,la mall sum of money, and old foreign coins, valued at $100.—Nezce. C General Banks characterizes the Tilden campaign as “ a united south masked behind- thc deception of northern reform.” The Chi- cago Post adds: “ With the mask already torn two-thirds off.” Orb—— The Congress of Inventors, in session at Philadelphia, have adopted a series‘of resolu- tions recommending among other changes that the Patent Office shall be made a sepa- rate institution, like the Agricultural Depart- ment ‘ hing, out” beynnd expectation. boats are engaged in taking up and transplant- ing seed oysters. A good many large oysters are found with the little ones ; enough, it is estimated, to pay for the cost of dredging and thus leave the seed oysters taken as clear profit. The beautiful edifice at the corner of State, it. About 150 street and Myrtle avenue, Bridgeport, erect- ed by the First Presbyterian society, was dedicated _on Thursday. The exercises were of a very interesting character, and a large audience were present. The dedicatory sermon was preached by Rev. John Hall, D. D., pastor of the Fifth avenue Presbvier- lan church, New York, and was listened to with deepest interest. It will be remember- ~—————-§—a.>-§———~— It is that honored (statesman, Fernando Wood, who says: “The worst man in the democratic party is better than the best black republican 1 ever knew.” timony is valuable, for he has had a large ex- perience of bad democrats. Mr. Wood's tes- —-———.—l.p——.———‘_- A colored republican was offered $50 if he would induce only ten colored men to walk in the democratic procession Friday evening, but he wouldn't train in that crowd. Thc bur’l of money seems to have been open-_ . ed in Brrdgeport.—Bridgepart Standard. ' 1 journals are declaring vehemently that there is no revival of trade, that it is all a republi- can lie to deceive the honest masses. There is a distinct flavor of pigheadedness in con- duct like this which belongs exclusively to the democratic party. .D—O—.———— Two thousand dollars have been raised to- wards the Fairfield Memorial Library fund. A heartless young radical calls Tilden “The Old-Miln-Afraid-of-a-Mother-iii Law.” The 'Wilmington (N. C.) Journal threatens the negroes with deprivation 'of employment if they vote the republican ticket. If you want to bc miserable, says Kingsley, think about yourself—about what you want, what you like, what respect people ought to “your pretty daughter has married a rich husband.” “Well,” slowly replied the father. “I believe she has married a. rich man, but I understand he is a very poor husband." A society is being organized in London for the purpose of stocking uninhabited islands with pigs and rabbits, so that shipwrecked sailors who happen to reach such spots may find abundance of food awaiting; them. Mrs. Plimbe A. Haunaford, Universalist minister ln Jersey City, rechntly performed the marriage ceremony at her daughter’s wed- ding. This is perhaps the first instance in the world in which a. lady has been married by her own mother. ISTBICT OF NOBWALK,ss. Probate Court October 12111, 1876. Estate of LUCRETIA nor'r, late of Norwalk. ’ in said district deceased. . . . . The Court oi‘I’robatc for the District of'Norwulk hath limited and allowed six months from the date ' hereof. fortlic creditors of said Estate, to exhibit theirclaims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time. will be dollar-red a recoveiz. All persons indebted to said Estate are requestc to make im- mediatepaymcnt to ‘ 3:42 SAMUEL SEYMOU l. Executor. lSTRlC'l‘ 0F NORWALK, ss. Probate Court. October 14m, A. l). 1876. Estate of LY DIA ROCKWELL, late of Wil- ton. in said district. deceased. The Court ofl’robate,for_thcdistrictofWestport. hath limited and allowed srx nlontlisl’rom the date indebted to Sillli estate are rel nested to make im- mediate paymclit to llOSWE .L B. ROCKWELL, 3N2" Administrator. ISTRICT Ol“ NORWALK, ss. Probate Court October 13th, A. D., 1876. Estate of CHARLES C. ST. JOHN, late of Nor- wnik, In said District. deceased. OianIrED.—Thiit the Exotutors exhibittheir Administration account to this court for adjust- ment, at the Probate Oillce in Norwalh,cn the nth day of N member, 1876, at 9 o'clock foreuoon ; and that all crsons interested in said estate may be notiilcd t creof, the said Executors will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in Falrflcld Count . and post a copy thereof on the. sign-post in salt Norwalk. nearest the place w are the deceased lust dwelt, lit least ten days beforcsni 11thda- “November. 1142 csouo A.DA\'1‘1N1,’ORT. Judge. A Full iLine of Gents’ Furnishin - , - Goods. 1 Newest styles Of'IIats & Caps Trunks, Traveling Bags, , Ulnbrellas,,Calies line. These Goods are bought for Cash. andwill be Sold at a Small Profit. ‘3' All goods marked in plain figures. 'l‘ax Collector’s Sa'le. OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, under and by virtue of ii certain tux warrant duly executed and sinned by proper authority, and directed to the undersigned. commanding him ENllY C. RAN ml}, bei'rwatax or assessment agreed upon by the inhabitants of the town of Wilton, re uilirly and legally assembled, to wm—on tllc th day of October, A. D. 1875. met for the purpose of pro- viding for the indebtedness of said town list of 187-1, levies upon and will. sell ntxl’ublie, Auctiml, at the premises hereinafter described, Oil the 2611i day of December, A. D., 1876, nt 2 o’clock, p. nl , so much of the following dcscrlbed real cstatc of Henry C. llandlc. situated in said town‘ of Wilton. and bounded as follows. to wit: northerly by land of heirs of Mariilfllgdcn, easterly by ighwny. southcrl ' by heirs of Samuel P. Bundle. and west- erly by orwulk River. as will raise the sum of Twenty Dollars and _Twchty.Cents, [$20.20]. that beingt e proportion of thermal Henry C. Bundle, ottho sum total in said list. together with the char es of levy. sale. cte SA) EL W._ltUSCO ‘. Tax Collector, list of 1874. Dated at Wilton, October 12th. 1876. 31.42 erty, reference may be had to awnotice of the sa tiicrecf, posted on the Public Sign Post at Nor- walk. J OIIN F. RAYMOND, Consthbie ofNorwalk Dated at Norwalk, October 9th, 1876. - ‘ ‘ Robbins’ Starch Polish. A GREAT DISCOVERY. By. the use of which every family may give their Linen that brilliant poiishpeculinr to line hum- dry work. Snving time an labor in ironing.more than its entire cost; \Vui'rantcd. Ask for Dob- iiifiibinsrroo 00.13 N 4th st.Phil "CAN U (3 IT? Please remember, good place to buy SHOES AND BOOTS, of all kinds. at Store full oi good Goods. at LOW Prices. We can please you. Come and see :13. Opera House Block, Norwalk a. n. norr. J. r. nescos. Sold by DEMMON a NEWCOM B, ,(Jrocers, Main Street. Norwalk. = . . ‘~, 11. GAMTTI CK MACH I NISTS starting?” for pl‘uplil’Illg private Recipes for Condition Powders and fierce Lliiiilicnts. A. nicoassortpicni of cz—zrxmbxs SKINS, for use on line Carriages, selling low. SPONGES of any size and almost any price. Castor Oil by the Pint or Gallon, and is the best Oil in use for Wagon Axles. Canary Seed, Rape Seed. llcmpSced, Bird Gravel lilltI Clittic Fish, for the Birds. and handsomely set up bv an experienced Taxi licrmist. Orders lulu-n at any lituu. HA NUIi’ERf '11 l" IS'X'I'NA (.“l N, A ND 11']. O RIDA WA TERS, Dean’s Celebrated Ointment for sale. and all file popular Medicines of the day. The DRUGS ANN CHEMICALS as good as the market affords. ' carefully re an (-d Prescriptions ...... .n ......2 ...! ......- or otherwise quickly attended to, at Uhle’s Drug Store, No. 11 Main Street, INORWALK. CONN. Dead Canaries (Ir other Birds Stuffed ‘ m) the day can be had by calling on .1 WA LL STREET. 2 7' Also oonstrmtlycp hand a [lilo much, of _ I * 1'. WW déhtéi'.’f ‘ ”GENTS o “ .ATIV'._: ‘,_,",§ . E- K. ‘LOOKW‘OOD’s. 3: Thirty dents!— LIGHTNIIIIiSIIPa, lull BEST with lanai ’ E'K' “ck-“mod: " Daniel Baronial-i “firmer-Tasha T A- bELLQK ..x t . STATIONERY. ENGLISH AND AMERICA); “'77:
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