Norwalk- Gazette.
Tuesday,December 27. 1881.
President tender him the appointment, it is
believed by his friends that he can be induced
to accept the trust, if for no other reason,
than to reform some of the crying evils
which have of lateyears discredited that de-
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New lYork and Boston Air Line
Railroad.
It seems that the project of a new line of
railroad from Mount Vernon, on the line of
the Harlem Railroad, to Boston, on an air
line has been adopted, notwithstanding the
The Town Meeting.
The town meeting, last Wednesday after-
noon, was not largely attended, but those
present well represented the tax payers of
the town, and the meeting was one of rather
more than usual interest. Err-Representative
Masonic. '
The installation of officers of St. John’s _.
Lodge takes place this evening.
custom will be followed of inviting lady
friends and serving light refreshments. '
Tuesday evening, Old Well Lodge elected
The old
Agricultural Society.
_At the Annual Meeting of the County Ag-
ricultural Society, held in Bridgeport, last
week, the old Board of Directors was re-
elected. Gilbert Birdsall, New Canaan, was
elected delegate to the State Society. The
liolidavl’ietures !
Readman Bros.,
;-
>Great Bargains
less than usual interest manifested. Mr. J.
Bal. in treasury, Oct. 4, 1880... $ 19,031 04
will be frozen?
A winter’s fog thamornipg. Whose dog
church on Wednesday afternoon the 28th
RAW HIDE,
~ partment. . .
Editorial Letter. ' MISFORTUNE AND door) LUCK. mountains and valleys over and , through Rowan was called to the chair, and Town officers as follows:_George “K Smith, w, followmg premiums were awarded :—-Field AZETTE BUILD N AT
Frank Warriner 01: Derby, an EXPEN- stone which it must pass, hhd now the only ques- Clerk H' K'. Selleck was 3 h“ P03“ Isaac M; John W. Bogardus, S. W.; Samuel Meg Crops—D. H. Sherwood, Soutbport, first FOR. I G: NORWALK.
WAthGTONr 13- 0-: Dee. 24’ 1881' cutter and who is a graduate of Batterson’s tion is, Can the capital required be obtained, Selleck, Jr., readlthe ann al report of the Gowan, J.W.; Walter C. Quintard,Treasurei;£ premium, $5.00; A. II.‘ Sherwood, South- NEW Y 4
DE“: GAZETTE :- Hartfdrd Sculpture Works, has been at work and if obtained, Will the road pay? The line, Selectmen. AS the meeting very “nWlselY’ R. M. Wilcox, Secretary; Charles Byxber: port, second, $3.00. EARS and Elegant PhotograpgilflgoirltilégsHolidays at reason- 0 ,
A5 is usual, Christmas week-he’s, been the here the past season upon the Washington as we before stated, passes through the towns in our judgment, decided to have the report S. Steward; F. M. Smith, J_ Steward; _p ___ ______I “”th BI ‘ ‘ . - . '
signal for a general “exodusting from the Monument Recently, wliilc sharpening one of Greenwich, Stamford, Darien and Nor- printed in pamphlet form, and as that edi—_ E. Kinney, Tyler; William H. Raymon It is a matter of journalistic record that RYIHDAY CA b, ““1050! nukindnlgrxgggtimseland Banging
city. Wednesday both Houses 0f Congress of his steel chiscls itflew from his hand and walk, substantially on 01‘ only a 50W rods tioniwill probably not be ready for a month and Thaddeus Guycr, Trustees. some years since, a schooner set sail ’from AT THE " '
adjourned to the 5th of January, and those struck his knee As a result of this severe in- from the line surveyed for the Parallel road. or six weeks, we give below a condensation ___—___— , Baltimore, having on board a crew of thin wgfififiglogehbeigre it is ten late.wherc you
members living within a reasonable distance;f jury his leg had to be amputated He has In Westpor-t the line diverges to the north of the report giving everything of interest : I. 0. O. F. :33: Thorium holfcezslvdhnfdllhldlrglelly(fish?- GAZETTE OFF I C , , o i av Presen s.
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have left for home With all the dhagtieigs just ’emcrged from the hospital and of course and passes through the northern portion 0f Pi“? f3” sulpport 0f poor 01mm“ $5. 984 32 At the election of officers of Our Brothers disehse, which manifested itself in large, iii. a H I a Y Y
SChOOlbOyS' Department clcrlfls £11111 0t :1 is unable to resume his former occupation. h‘nlffield. about six miles north of the depot Alchisllomuze lzluifgn'ses" ...... ' 2,595 76 Lodge, last evening, the follow were chosen ceratedIstiores 03 the arms and hands, wholly Notice 5‘ Ollday Glfts n I -
havc followed in the line, on tench gd'ng Having a widowed mother in Connecticut, in Bridgeport, through and over and under Children’s Ilome ..... . ”1...; ............ 395 1, for the ensuing term ;—-Georgc T. Me rill, 1811;111:211)iteih‘ahhnflgD t 1;: flagella: grgha 13:21,; rf- 1m . . i .
trains have been 'packed- NOtWIt Brim“: lull dependent upon him, his situation appealed Shelton, Birmingham and Derby, through Siipplies‘to stran-ers """"""""" ll: 8% N" G‘; Lester Hyatt, V' G"; B' 8' K'hh- the city Where the men were placed‘ in{ ll): T Fnlixrhhlldn3333‘:ghllldnsiffcl‘thglldogflllg AT THE '
this exodus,_the city is by .no'means esor e so strongly to Senator Platt’s sense of justice North Haven, .hlldllltilleld .and over the Loc‘i‘iup 151 gerongb .................. 154 ES Secretary; A. H. Camp. Treasurer; Eh)“, hospital. 'Noral! Had 8‘“ch Ointment 3331230? delmlmm 1“,“, be hen,“ wringing SWEEP
as on the prinCipal streets It '18 almost i'npOS— and sympathy, that he made an earnest en- heights below Mldmcmwn,w”h “.8“ perismu Postage stitldl’iery&c .......... 88 41 Curtis, Plutt Price, lobei‘t S. Crauhha, felr skip discristcelbecu used in “‘9 first place, from ll u-Iil-ltthsl‘glh an.llltli,18h2. 4'18 open corner Drug Store ‘
sible to make one? way against the an???“ treaty t 0 Dr. Loring, the new Commis.i0ncr bridge 160 feet above the (.onncctieut River, Electior; expenses.’1880. 1st dis! Trustees. The N. G. has m m c appoint m ‘l‘hs P180133; \vol.( lave recovered m from 11‘ £3 Norwalk,Dec.13tli.lssll. s (:01 N; i _ . ,
of “sisters, cousins, aunts rushing hitmer of Agriculture, who has assigned young tlicnccina direct hue througrr lrrtririrn to ti‘ict.... _________ . ....$21_«’_i 09 as follows :—Wnrdcn,Frederick Meadfeon- - .' o ”fairer. 01“ d . . 1 f ‘
and thither, inspecting 1|011d3y 800(15'1 f e Warrincr to a comfortable position within Boston. This line wrll require about six gr; 11))igti‘lctli 1 (137) 138 _453 30 ductor, __ ; R. S. 5., Austin T. Wibbn; we will signs: laryngeylsl Trials]: N Otice. . . all examine )e 010 you buy. IN
dealers have unprecedented large am me doors at his department-,antl he goes to work miles OK tunnels and a [number Of suspenstou "I I “C ........... “:1.“ ‘9"; L' S' S v l'Ieni-y Mathias; 3- 5., Will. B. taic Belts and lu"-tih?: BAJlfprllllxi‘lng; hlict‘rlihlvtfg; CENTRAL N \'i'l()N\i3ANK ' '
stocks and the constant rush of people does there on the 3d proximo. Senator pm, bridges, all of which wrll add much to the 0 I" 1:511:90: h‘“ hh’ “' $3 7,... 90 Ghana; L S ,Richard Benton ; I. G.,Gd ,_ :hgfifilggcfiltgl 1);?ng gpggeosgboilufr her—helm: \lth mu A Ni)11t\iv"l.\l.l{,C()NN.l.“00.1“1885. ’l Howard So Betts,
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"Qt tend to make them mlsemblc- It 15 8 makes no fuss 0r osmhhhtious dihph‘y’ bm‘ com or the t‘oad. As prOJeCted tlils mud has 1)::er hat-.511 1 ““c 2,726 00 due D. VVOrden; 0. G., Conrad Stanb. 1i etc .guarhnh‘f'emg ~cedy relief ansd ccenpllitxdrlg- this Balil‘c l‘Or‘l‘llLtllgl-‘Céllolll lifhllegtorlmcrsvjtll U
noticeable fact here that among the numer— when he espciises a cause or individual inter— no draw-bridges, “”11 “Oh cross a m‘ho‘r‘d or West Nor-walk “ .................. 400 55 ---—::-_-_=-:—_-=== .; $53311, °N§ii§ir3ar3133i'y'hfidtré‘c‘59..‘.3”£332, hon, Hire“ the) #:3031151 liéeghrls. on Tummy, Jan. Norwalk’ Conn. LUAKS, DDLMANS &ULSTERS
ous articles displayed. the run seems to be est as above he goes in with all the corn highway ht grade, With grades ”0t ‘0 ex- So. Five Mile River District ....... 1.050 09 Seventh Annual Report of the (Illilinchigégs, 15%):lllg'anu min, other disease, By order 0, “whoa“,- thin-1512 m-
0“ the most expensive. This is only a straw eatliess of hi’s honest and ardent nature. ceed forty feet per mile. and the curves are gogthCSh h, ' """ 193:2 33 ' W U 'l‘ U 5 BelltsCo-.lild)i"shdll, high“ "cc. Address villi"; ---- --—— WM‘A' ”UM” ammo" Sh' l H d w [l Ex erlcnced shirt
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but“ poms to the growmg prosperity and The Ph’hhhhary arrangements for prep” but Shh-11h so thatgmt Spam can be mam-d. South Norwalk Union “ ------- 7.532 85 Nonwamr, Dec. 16th. 1581. Malaria Dumb Agar (‘hills or't' i- Notice ”my? 0‘ £31k a 033115,; lilngalcligsch? $3117: Great Reduction ' ll .-
wealth of the country. ing the White House for the New Year’s re- The estimated cost of the road and eCluip- Northeast .. ....... 586 25 In reviewing the record of the DES ,- ear Emmm'STANDMDIIfiIE Maggy]? 1931531)? . Cooper-upon Cficsmu, at. new, Um“ School S in a lilnds of
. N AS TO THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE. . . dd' - t the meat is $50,000,000, and the time for express North Center “ ....... 873 92 . . ’Fy vegetable; sugar chht‘lfi _no grilling. Ask Dr“? THE Annual meeting of'thc Stocholrlcm of the Norwalk, Ct. 411,50 Goods for the
DDOISIO ception are being made. In 3 “‘ch 0 - - . - . . - . .u 413 30 we find not so much work accomplisldd as rats for double box. twig 10,. 50 cents. n 5 National Bank oi Norrvzrlk l: the election - -' -—-- ~—
. . . B . 'll trains between New York and Beston is not Middle Five Mile River , . . I. hens Agt.Norwalk. , 0. . ofsevendrrcutoru “I”, he MM . u _ I“ . .
Commissioner Dudley of the Pension u- usual extenswe floral adornments. flags w! t d to r hours We have no doubt Broad River ,, , ....... . 683 2h. we could desrrc. We find little on thebooks » ___. .m.“ “01186onTiiesdav,Jannm-yimhjlthujioiihnghgfi
race has received from the Postmaster Gen- be brou ht into requisition for decorative O excee u . i . No. 9 New Canaan “ . 166 50 exce tthe record of prayer and Gospt tem- “Mm" L91“ hair Restorer. from 10 o’h‘whm-m- till 11 o’clockt‘. m.
' g that if the road is built in the manner now ’ p I I, ,3 came, diam“, . . Norm”, D0042, M, ,
erala decision to the effect that members of purpOSes. t 1 ted that the time can be made as T t 1‘ . $23 47,, 37 perance meetings. The Sabbath afllrnoon Clem. as watch“, as “grim 3:31:23; “1:130? It. ,3. CRAUFURI Cashier. . H o L I D A Y S
Congress, in correspondence with their con- TENURE or OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE can emp : d but the uestion in our mind is . IO.“ fbtbt ............ $ .24; 40 meetings have been held since Apr-lust in lC(l'l'rytfgt‘litgihlgall!{ligoli‘icadlhr' nmllimhemratc: __ _ I
stituents in relation to pensions, or in for- OFFICERS' iilvlilavt‘liflrasllcli an expdlisive line can be made gfihhllildlneoxupgnseg jdst‘ilcg'orders 1,387 81 connection With the “Reform Assoc' tion.” illrir to its natural 0010'1il‘illrlh-gil-grlfigliorrl hill; * Jewelry, 0
warding information furnished by the Pen- Senator Rollins introduced a billfixing the rofitable The parties interested in this Prosecution of liquor cases ....... 60 00 In these meetings the subject of temperance $32,131,233: lllldallgdllltfllg'icht gfiifirfifi‘ $1,123,. I ‘
sion office in relation to the common 0f . - ll t rs p , ' . . Medical Association attendance on has been discussed in all its impacts} We 01' Lcnd,anIdNiti-atc of“ Sierpl'cpurutlodsii§vc . o hie Blankets at 3.52.00 2 25 2 50
. - tenure of ofhee 0f internal revenue 0° cc 0 re ect eom use some of the most successful 450 00 . . . . . , dong 1,, wmcnange ugh, . . ' _ , . , .
’ tters p 3 p Poor three-fourths years ....... , a a h _ “mica hall‘lll.tfcw ..
endin 01811115 and other penSion ma - . . . ’ think increasing llollli and conVicti n as (1,, smubemmmi 1055 h , , and 3 O
P g i at four oars At present internal revenue lroad builders m our country men who _y . . g y. “n. Ask yourdmg_ , . 0-
may use the franked envelopes 0f the Pen- Yd 1 tbound by statutory limitar m 1 ' ' the buildin of BRIDGES' . ' been fastened 0“ the minds Pf th 6 Who lrlhéh‘rldli,rlgezishfgllrleahlgrmgell' Chhfi N- .
sion Bureau Members of Congress have :PXIBCtorsoatxheiJ: incumbency It is evident hlevethad am; :~%:perh:nc:,h:r long line? of IBronéirIigge “$013055 St- crossrng 95 2,222 Egg have heard the truth. and t' e see which 00.. Boston,Wiioicsalc’AgchO‘ ' “(Willy-5% SUITABLE FOR Marseilles Quilts $1 25 w01tl 1 "'5
- ' - . lODSas - e nion a1 a roa ivcr r1 ge .................. w ' . : . , ’4 . _1 .r .
complained for Yem's‘lhht ““3 sort 0: corres that if Senator Rollins‘ bill should become a road where much greater Obstacles existed Stone arch bridge. New Canaan has been sown shall produce 1 art. Ebrougb ___. _ , ,, -,_ "w. .- Bargains in Quilts $3 00 .]
pondence was a great burden to them in the 1 the commissions of at least th re e-fourths h ’ b r and between New York and road, on account ....... :..._ ..... ': 3,945 60 these days and Weeks and months prayers, BIRT {S III II E . , . ear h
way of postage. Under this new ruling. ”“7 . 1 . 0mm coll actors would ex- t an can 6 0 Bridge repairs. and re-buxldmgot both public and private, havrlbeen going up . , .
hereafter, when the Pension Bureau furnish- 0? th: lhlirggthhl June next Boston. ___—___— 11))rédges Itextilllhrien line and near 1 000 49 to God for the advance of the cause, and the -.Enfinn,\;{/Vvi§\:&nmhvvWNW" . 200 doz. Ladies’ Hose, white and
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es to h Congressman information called for Infl‘zheynew Chinese Minister will be received Christmas day was mild and pleasant. Repairs of Draw bridge _____ . _____ . ’3“; 35 destruction of the liquor tr ~Iic. Those pray- Drhan 313}; .ifi’go d311- call: 533%, a son to ' r colored, 3 pairs for 250.
the latter, the Bureau will enclose a frauked by the President some day this week. The Yesterday was very generally, observed as a HIGHWAYS. ers hre m God’s book 0? membrance ; not At South Norwalk, Dec. 9‘ adquvhter t We have just received a large _
envelopes in WhiCh the information can be new Minister is abopt sixty years of age, of h0hdflyr nearly all places 0f bUSinCSS being City, 13 months _______ ,,,,,,,,, $1,700 00 one is lost, and we restin ie “full assurance Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Corp; ‘ ° ° ‘tlltl well 1 t 1 l'. l f 200 doz. Children’s Hose selling at
sent to the person for whom it was intended, rather ortly build and has a very intelli- closed. The morning was quite pleasant, but Borough do .................. : .. 3.100 00 of faith that in God s tim ind way they shall In New York city, a dang... to Mr and I < -se 60 BC S 00 C 0 the same price.
without the cost of postage. The daily tax en, cgnntenance, Hn comes of a noble a slight rain came up in the afternoon and Outside of borough and CItY- ------ - 2:683 87 be answered. The DU 0k 15 inspiring. Mrs- JOhn J- DOPPeler- . ' G 1d 1° -
on the average Congressman, and CSPGCifllly gamll y and most 6,- his life has been passed continued through the evening. The day schoolVisitors,._,.‘.,,...,.............- 465 00 00'"?th to prohibition 3 being multiplied __' ‘ . .______-._,_. —»— -—---.-‘__--_r 0 and bllvel' “latches, Prints at 4 5 G and 7 cl; d
upon Senators, for postage, is, in the cane in nblic service was very quiet, almost like Sunday. Printing and advertising..." 289 75 even m Norwalk. . . M RR 1 E Announce to the Dublicmnt they have on n a — . , , 8. per y .
gate, quite enormous. Few Senators, for in- P .i , .. r ___:.___—— Rent of offices, fuel,&_e. 9 months 2%? (25% The juvenile work is mad forward un- A ) . flne assmmem of an “ Diamonds,
stance, from the 01d loyal States, use less , GUTFAU 5 111121.. Next MOanY Will be generally observed figriiiégtglflfierhtegounty tax......:..... 127 80 der competent leaders, a l the children are um, VVWVVMVNVVM A . _ JOb lots of 3-Buttoned Kid Gloves
than from one to three and in many instances The assassrn’s trial drags its slow length as New Year’s day. Just how far the pr a c- G. B. St. 310 hn,”c.dlle.ctor, abate- being trained to‘success 1 combat mm this In.New York city, by Rev. DiThOmas nd all the La test and Most Artistic at 430. per pair, a specialty for the
five dollars per day, in postage upon letters along. Yesterday and to-day, Dr. Stems 0f tice of making and receiving calls will be meats, list of 1879 .................. 280 18 giant,—a thousand fold cuter than Goliath. Armitage, on Wednesday, Dec. 7: R. L. HOLI DAY Declgns in Jewelry. Viz : Holidays.
sent in replies to constituents. A large pro- the Hartford Insane fsyilnm: and 1:“?ng carried in this vicinity remains to be seen. (101.. effinigfigfion 33 Collector on 900 00 It may not be ours, b theirs 'JO slay him Elfttiless 1%“ 1:02;“? hOth Ohirwalk. , Chains Seals P'n F. 4
~ the of the Middletown S um gave 05111101157 - - - IS 0 l ...... .................... - _ and stri him of the {if ,L. With which he is eaver :00 an ury on t' I: 5 I, S 7/72 er .
portion of such letters have reference to t the'r having ma (1 G5, a dareful examinr- In a place like Norwalk it is unfortunate Interest on town orders. .......... 10,447 30 h' ld dp 5 Evo., John Emory 1'30““. M.)A., E13? Rind , E R, ' d ,B . g La (1165’ Undervests and Pants at 35
subject matter of pensrons, and' the above 3.8 0 1 _ a , .1 d t h d that ladies and gentlemen cannot have some Interest orders paid ............. . ..... 140,663 32 s is. e . . . . Augusta McKay. : y which the M :3, 6117' 7177,28, , €1.06- cts. worth 50 cts
ruling is one of justice to both pension tron of. the prisoner at the 1:11 an we 0N6 general undemtanding and concerted action Town auditors .......................... . 17 00 License for his work l um and death. In Norwalk, by Rev. E. D. Banana-Dec y e l 6158, Necklaces, LOGIC- 5 .
claimants and to their Representatives inECon- him critically m 00““ Since the 22‘! 9f 0' in regard to this matter in advance of New Levi Warner, counsel fees .......... 133$ g8 Somethings during tht ast year has been 20, Mr. Frank games and Miss Esteihfearl @155 Gold, Pens G , .
gress But little sympathy, after all, need be vember, and both agreed in the opinion of Year’ s day Many gentlemen would be glad Woodward d1 Perry, do.. ........... 0 accomplished in visiting he families of in- both of Wilton. .V Ofi‘oring Vor 1.: P .l ’ l S t l ! ents Undel'shlrfs and Drawers, at
. -‘ ' ' f t n't He exhibited none of ° . . . Injuries to Wife of Geo. Byxbee, _ d , f th 1, I N' 1k b ~ '9' OW- 671/01/ SCLTLC p60 CLO 68 Of all 50 't h 5
expended upon Congress for this cause, as his per ec sa iY. , . d t to devote the day to calling if their lady at draw bridge, attendance, gm. 13§ .22 temperate men, an a. o e re ormed 2_ [M 06:11.1, Ay lstlev. E. D. BentleDeC_ . Finds (. 5., wort 6 cts.
the repeal of their franking privilege was an the physical degralgehnents if hi? 2:33;; friends generally made the practice of re- Repairs of records, maps,;etc ...... 4g; 33 men, nglhg sympathy in" whatever helphas E'Siférwogh 0:01,; of 33:22:31]?“ Mls-llyie o l 1 . ‘ " ' _
act of the sheerest demagogism. Thepeople to insanityd all“ 8k :wgotoelilsand) atients- ceiving, while many ladies would cheerfuny Boarduof fizefieiors. 1§§0 ...... $' 60 00 been Within our power. 1 be good resulting In Westport, Dec. 21 Robert K. Ga:- t omc am mya out for each of your friends. In Silver Ware we have an exten— Bargains 1n Brocade Dress Goods at
who pay the taxes wishes the fre est possible thought an “1 on n ' d t :21 acute prepare to receive and entertain their friends W. McMullen,’ care @3111be from'this work we»? car at estimate. The Miss Mamie L. Jone]. 1. o sive assortment of Cake Baskets, 100., reduced from 15c.
intercourse with their Congressmnal Repre— Thiplzispner “$3 gregedgyhllt’l‘llajhmga] is they could only feel that the gentlemen patients" _______________________________ 24 00 blessiizlg: returned intobir. soulslfaée hippie ,3. Thanks for Bridal compliments. a __ Casters, Fruit and Butter Dishes
' honld have it 5° 5° m 1““ errup 10“ ' ' ' _ , _ t f office for Se- rewar or any :cross ring se - eniasoi- . _, . ~- < , ‘ .
Bentauves, and thhy‘ a ’ s - ' ‘1 ASSiSlaht Elmer is “hug POS‘mas' would gala-any Ghee-we the pmuce of call I lM ‘Hoythhm o .. 25 00 ' h’ h b . d ’ ’ th‘ k - In Budgepmh D“: gouPWf- G- 5-,11- Pickle Casters, Spoons, Forks, A11 W00 1 Black Lashmeres from 35
long as they are Willing to pay taxes for a econ . , ing. As it is the ladies are doubtful and the ectmen, 91 y...._. ...... . ..... 2’0 00 IsacrificeW 10 can e 9' cm 13 wor - hams of Cornell University, to Sarah A, . _ K . I N 1'. R. t
free and liberal postal service and as the ven- ter General during Gen. James absence. gentlemen are no less so, the result being a 31'. 1%. CSllerlllasd 1:221:53 Ietca finishes o Surely we have grea'rleason for deep grat- Ehh‘EWh' Dec. 21’ Albert E. Norton, to $8 so, an inspection of our nlvcs, up .111 m gs, &c. c 8. up.
erable Alexander Stevens states it’ the. abro- PERSOMLS' sort of half-and-half observance of the cus- clerk, &c.....’ _________ .. ..... ' .. ..... . .. 435 (35 tude. to God for the coréientiousness of His 1:21; V. lgakeley. ‘ . .~ Our Goods have been urchased 30 d .. d' 7 - .
gation of the free sending and receivmg of, Senator O. H. Platt left for Connecticut in tom. so fm- this season there seems to be James 'W, Hyatt, expenses in 929 33 leading and blessing, rid may we not here S 21155;; t :llfltllgdbgl’huli} Eihnslgr’irmmf‘. )‘ll‘thlll‘ll‘l for the Holid'?’ S . OZ. Lia 10s and Children’s L6g-
letters by Congressmen does restrictandinlur- the Wednesday’s train which bore the Presi- even more doubt about the observance than d funding debt....... . .............. 115 00 on this anniversary Ionsecrate ourselves 22’ Charles Dixon and Miss Agnes Vii-1H3 MILLI E Enid . . y fid t t1 . r )1] easolfi girls at less than. manufacturers’
iously limit,that free intercourse between the dent home to New York. The Senator has usual. Ohtirstfiil’dfilZMderspaid 118 70 anew to the. work, a? go for“, With a re. ear. . . l we ale con . en_ rat 1: ey Wi prices ; also Nublas, Hoods and
P001310 and their Representatives that should several important law cases to engage hi5 at- —.——-—-——-—-_ SELECTMEN. ne wed baptism of thifl 01y Ghost to enter , iepay examination. Jackets at very great bargains.
be maintained. A5 a personal incident in tention prior to his return. His courteous 3990131 TOW” lVleetlng‘. N J me services as selectman 450 00 every open door wher God shall lead and, DI ED _ Is solicited, which we are Selling _
this connection, your correspondent might and thoughtful attentions to Connecticut visi- A special .Town Meeting is to be held next d6 horse bile, fare, &c............. I. 22 29 iahor more zealously ritli an eye single to - ' - J aCkSG n Bros A fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and
state, that (during thelast session of the Sen- itors while here are the subject of grateful week Tuesday, Jan. 3d. Sec call. W, C Sammis, serVices............. 4'50 00 His glory, who hath :leemed us and saved mmmwoocooovum“...V\,\,\N....EIA'[ cost for the Next Thin ”a S 0 Chi] dr 011,5 Gloves ver '11 i
ate, prior to the decease of the late Senator. remark and appreciation. —_—-_-.—:—:-—-— .__- 30, horse and carriage, 1 year ...... 18 82 our lives to so great “new \ In South Norwalk, Dec. 25’ Nancy 1% y y y (I eap.
. ' 4- - .I , _ . xpenses ............. onto-”t“- - - - ~' R‘” u 11 Vhite aged 44 years. a "L,
Ferry ,) he paid @164 and over for postages Senator Hawley left here in season to at. DIVIDEND. The three National Banks 10- Isoa'ag Selle ck Jr. services ......... 500 00 .spec u y, , . . , . ‘ ‘ ‘ .
upon letters in which he had no other inter; tend the annual New England dinner. Both cated in the Borough have :declared their do, horse 1mg“: _____________________ g) 03 I' . M. Hubbell, Sec. 281;:11‘13rwalk, Dec. 24, Budget, Griffin, agml MISSED 5T. 01011319 6 . ‘ Job lot of Umbrellas at about half
95‘ than ‘0 do a service to some COthChOh of our Senators left their ladies here during usual semi-annual dividends, all payable Jan. State tax .................... 7,95 7 Oflicers elected fog e ensuinrr year- ' . . ~ M rry Ohrlstmas pl‘lcc.
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party. As usual, a major portion of 1 such the holiday recess. 3d. Commutation tax ...... . ......... . ..... 1,752 00 Pres, Miss J, M. Tied; Vice Presidents, 36 $611: :stpcrt, Dec .1 Davrd Mills, aged§3 liImn Street, Norwalk, Conn, . o B H
letters were in reference to pension 0 arms. Mrs. James E. Hoyt is visiting her daugh- Total ex ‘218 734 41 Miss L Mor ehouseiM rs. C Turne Mrs i d est al‘tford 'Ind L 0‘ ll C t
' ' ' ‘ . penses ------------------------ $ » ' ' Y: - In Brooklyn Dec. 18 Allen Camcrona ed an a. ‘ ve arpe s
and as no remuneration for such serViee was ter Minnie, here, at the home of Gen. Wm. Flre Department Balance in treasury... ............ .. 24,356 99 M. Starr; Sec, Miss .MJIubbell; Trees; 75 years. ’ ’ 3/ l at 80c.; other grades from 250. up.
expected or destred, the parties Interested T. Clark. At the annual meeting 9f the Fire Depart— ESE-WE Mrs. A. N. Fitch. In Westport, Christmas morning Miss A14 LEVER Ha, New Year l l ‘
should have enclosed postage stamps for all My, Lamphere, the lately removed appoint- meat, last Thursday evening, there were two T0tal.....-....-- -------- - ----- - $ 1 _,_ thea Wood in the 86th year of her age. 9 ' '
answers solicited. But it is really diffcultfor merit clerk of the Treasury, is undergoing a parties in the field as usual, but there was CREDIT. It?“ Funeral from the Congregational . to an
Scoiiclri a not.
one living quietly at home to realize thelabor severe examination before the Senate Inves- ‘ . ’
involved in the mere “Tiling or from forty fighting Committee, relating to alleged abuses T Prowitt was chosen Chief Engineer, his Borrowed from sundry sources, 57,393 g2 Prest Arthur,aa hon Of New England, at- inst at 2:30 o’clock. BY PURCHASING YOUR
toa hundred or more letters daily, to say in that department under Secretary Shel" only competitior being ex—warden Morison, his: Shiftlstowndepositfund o- tended “Forefath day,” in New York In Norwalk,Dec. 15, MM‘)’ Ann Sheehnn ‘ I
nothing of the added burden of paying pos- man's administmfiou of its affairs, Many who was not understood to be a candidate, and $0,105, fund..................’ 7,538 82 city, last week aged18 years. gOPPER STRIP
tage upon them, when having ‘1th other discreditable facts havebeen brought to light, and probably was 110% aware of the honor Liquor iieenses ..................... 5,755 43 The annual mc ng of the N or walk Re- 1 In Bridgeport,‘Deeb20. Mrs. Amelia Tray 1 9 0 l a 00 S 29 Mal" ., ’ - ‘7!"
than 8 friendly interest In those exacting such but none proving any guilty knowledge 01] sought to be conferred upon him. Messrs. grieishmtionlofs Eggs ............. . 2% 39 form Association 01 be, held next Monday 13;; 3:81"; d 303§r::1,-:' ng- 2% T113113“ 192%:- I, A N D ‘ '
. . . v ' a S romam use ............. , J , ;. ,, ' - . '4 v 1 19 r - . _, ,_.. A .... _,__
serv1cc and sacrifice. the late Secretary’s part. The committeeto- David E. Godfrey and Dan. H. Sims were N nfional bank taxes on non—res— evening at the root on Water street; A full Dec: 22, Mrs. Helen G. Stiles, aged 55 years. ‘, . " ' At 33 M . St ‘ ,_ ._ . . .
N‘iiiron'rs. day engaged is investigating if any portion nominated as Assrstants. ident stock ......................... 1,244 20 attendance of mg cm is (1,351,ch Bee. 22, Bridget Langdon, aged 29 years. BildWln Gutters am reel, . .: 3., -~
The attention of your correspondent has of the Treasury contingent fund was used to m » Geo. B. St. JohD,VCOll(:CtOI‘ ...... 48,769 49 The dropping. a lighted kerosene lamp D22. 512:1), games lihllrnahan agehii e7?) you", 7 - , wnEnn YOU WILL FIND ALL nuns 0F -,
bcen called to the following editorial in the defray the expenses of the Sherman presi- Rev. Dr. Leenard ,Bacon, New Haven’s 01113050 66$??? $110018: EEelston, 100,000 00 at D. Warren - h’s store, last Sii'turday Dec: 18,, 131163111313 oblgnetggélé 722?; cars. years. AT . \ -. a S T M A 8
New York Sun of last Wednesday: dential literary bureau. Col. 0. W. Moulton noted divme, died on Saturday morning, in do, premium on same .............. 1,290 00 evening, was th ease of a lively commo- . 1i: . ' . , ‘-
“We do not often take any account of er- of Cincinnati. 8 brother-Ind“? of Senator the 30111 year of his age- He was connected do, interest “ ............... 311 11 “on for a time. 0 5mm damage 0mm _& em” sum of“ one, F _ illufztctlll BIS Prices. 0 8 all 1‘ 88811 S
roneous Statements of fact regarding the Sim; Sherman, was among the witnesses examined. with the Center Church for fifty-six years. . 243 091? 1 f n W t 1 f: l' F - - . L1H. fibYIi‘nguae-of ‘. '
but here is a fellow writing "1 the Denver The new Postmaster General, ex-Senator His activity was continued almost to the last, Total receipts """ ' ‘‘‘‘ “""$ ’1 Severn 0 . e . s y e. 0 (iamond’ WH SMITH & 00 ~ . . . _ I
5mm“ fhom 1‘15 Egr:°::rle;%fihfihggzhga T. O. Howe, is expected to be here and take and only amonth ago he delivered aTbanks- LIABILITIES cor. 3, 1881. Shaped. bevel ‘ fd mlm’rs 1" elnbhrntell’ Wanted. - . o o, For Old and young 1n great variety. Handsome as ‘ ( 1:\ ( 1 saw
133153;?er ofoflhigalkhfor some time the pub: charge of his department at the beginning 0f giving sermon. New Haven mourns the loss Funded bonds ........................ $109,080 08 decoreted squi tmhle: hair-embI-ted 1n 1:0va GlRL to 100,, after a child and as- ,8 . W .. -
lisber 0f the Sun mismanaged 0111' affairs 50 the new year. The President had early de— of one of her best citizens whose life has Oh‘smhdlhg “new“ orders $0.9 0 0 Belts Window wee . y iss Julia 80-» the éiptzggthéigigfiggehom whee- Almlv at Lind 17 Water Street, . e have D0113~ and D01} Gal“ M
u i . 1 . i th .8 n .n _ . . . Norwalk war bonds ................ ~0.000 00 quet. . itpsi . 1‘11 ores Skates and Sleds 1 laroe lot- a 9 us an
that the actual eircu ation 0 e1 1"u0001" termined to offer Mr. Howe the Attorney ever-reflected honor upon the crty of his Town deposit fund orders _______ . 7,427 00 . 1‘ R All-K CT (D , f , . a . ,
Ellrfeegg gafhaifthgfigugidagt £3? pasl’s, into Generalship, when a Pennsylvania pressure residence. He was born in Detroit, Mich, School fund _______________________ 200 00 NOtICG. ? UV . - 9f very low price Drums and Rook- or Wife
' ' was so formidabl brou ht u on him that he and graduated at Yale College. ——-—— . , BEInhabimu f j. m Horses, that cannot be beat as
our hands, and Mr. Byington did not become Y 8 D Total $173 597 00 Harry Mm company occupied the 11311 7 _Its o the town of Norwalk, are . ’.
publisher until the. beginning of 1868. The was induced to tender the Attorney General- ~ .-,A_-.... ............................ , .a . hereby notified and warned that a special "I P for speed. We also have Glassware,
circulatioii which was about 43 000 for the - B . d It f F t' , Less ‘mh 0‘1 hand hhl- due from last evenmg~ ‘giflh.,,'““'el‘,"kg ““190 he“ at the Town House. in F ‘ . . or on
first number we issued never was less than ship to Judge rewstei, an as a rose 0 es viva s. collector.._ .......................... $ 38,136 97 Manager 1 p has booked Barlow, Prim. :YE(1§s§f¥€on'c°§!c1355‘ng :hgosxfut Sign? Janna. ”l tench Chlna, decorated and plain; 3
33,000, and from that figure it. steadily rose this decrsron, Mr. Howe was given the The children’s festival at St. :.__ ,1, 1533—96—03 rose & West Iammoth Minstrel troupe for fit fiofiéidarinlg and petting upon the p‘etitiglxll‘ggftc 3 I Fancy Cups, Saucers. and Plates, or Dau hter
towardits present extensive popularity. .TO Postmaster Generalshlpmlthongh 1‘ had been takes place on Wednesday after Amount last ear $124975 29 one evening t month. For January 28th io'micri‘r'c‘er‘é‘o‘féfii.l'a;§§,fle§gfiygfifiggggfin 5 very low price, Toilet Sets, and . g ,
thlS writer in the Denver Tribune the saying the President’s intention at one time to ten— At th F' t C t' 1 . . y """"" ‘ """""" ' tlr B , ’1‘ fixed bylaw; and to appoint a comu'iitteo to an}: ‘ VI t1 0 t f 11 k' d '
' ' . h ‘ )81' n 0!“ 8 ' ' ' - v ' . ' a
of Mr. Josh Billings is peculiarly applicable, der this department ,0 New England 9 “5 ongrega “_ma ' “7‘ 10 414?}; he has seen 6 05'0“ .hcntl‘c compeny i i t i th “oriiug or the highways of said TCVS' T0575! 9 i an e rnamen s 0 a ,m s or rlen
‘It is better not to know so many things than A ' B Sunday-school festival Will :vn Increase............ ----------- 3 i in “ Micha trogofi," which he considers {3: Sit)??? égfihhdggfiekhomunh of Norwalk or " ' - All the new styles OfLadles’ “Turk ,
to know so many things that are not so.’ ” . 5 ever, ' . Wednesday afternoon and eveni The clerk read the annual report of the one of the gest‘ attractions over offered Dated Ncéi-Iilvallr. December 26th, a. 1).,1331, , and Lunch Baskets, Pocket & Table I; 4' E i R R Y
MT- Danahas sufficiently answered theDen- :3, T 'nit church cit c School Visitors, a document which caused at that H There are 45 so is and the WM‘LES A'BURR’ - T ' '
- The le islature comes in next week A‘ “ y ' Y! the . . P .P 5' NELSON J-pkAw. Selectmen. at my. Lamps and ChandlherS.
gegfizigchh Egrizzgsnggstoiflt 16:61:22: g o _ __ ' be held on Wednesday afternoor . r. eonsrderhble cemmee: apd some agivefrse out; bring t-hei a Orchestra. The play is very WILLIAM (,-, SAMMIE“ '1’, bought in large quantities, which '
. ’ ' ' _ " I the cit the fest'vals of ti t " hhsm' a h repor l was no 0 muc popular. I ' ' B yi S] d . ~ ' a L - i . R bb B t
have addedto his statement above. the very N° Chhhmhhahmm‘mc “even“mde “ .y’ 1 . ’vintercst, having but little to sayof the doings Witha to safety in case of fire Man- DiVldend. 0 ‘ e S) we ale sehmb hi vely 10‘” phces u er 00
' ' ' - ' ' FAIRFIEL . - . - x .
remarkable. if not unprecedented fact.that 5h” ~___,s...._____. gzgfrgggfigileéflniaphh S“ of the Board or the condition of the schools, agerKn ms recently made Beverzh very N0myggygdlv3A3&VA;‘l"lBfigf\’l W‘ OHS lifOI’Sffor 1th lclnldren 11de Sflvlr A '
the Sun enterprise, while 80 ably ShidCd Ch“ The present Borough officials go out with Th f t' 1 t th IF. t B but its criticisms and recommendations were importa mprovcments. During every Tug] ”llaElo'l'OliS. 5‘ this hank lull“; thié day 6-; 3 , ate 01 t e O ( ones, » you on y rt’lcs ‘ and
itorially by himself and its hhSihGSS affairs the old year. c es mad: ,3.“ . a} 1 . specially noteworthy. If ever brought be- perform the large doors at the street en- irom tellcoalllfflfnillig‘glgldfillg [fillsglioilé‘l’llgl’nll’lgr'gggal R; k. H “ant 3' Penny 12011, or a hrSt;CIass 1 ,
conducted by yourlcorrcspondent, earned _——+.oc.__——— was hhhfo‘ihlce tor t “Ilelvemhf’ ' fore-the people, the document will attract trance clocked back to the sides of the hh’ 0” “hhahh'Jhnhhh5'3i‘I’Essa-OLE C ’h 0 lug Orses COOh Stove 0,1. hange, Parlor Stove . AlaSkaS
andpar‘dadividend larger than that 0‘ any Do you fully realize that these are the coungo e s mm M pro 8 ' much attention. After considerable discus- hallway the floor entrance to the Hall ' ' ’ as w" t: 01' l‘urnace fall not to call at '
of its New York contemporaries, except the shortest days of the year? pone ' sion 31 tax of nine mills was voted to be laid proper, swing doors have been put up 47th DlVldend. (kc; we” wé. Make “11:91.13” and “Happy” too.
Herald, the first year of its reorganisation
and new proprietorship. Its extraordinary
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Two extremes meet. Coal dealers and ice
The festival at the Mission Cl
Hall, last evening, was quite we
is:
—snme as last year. The sum of $4,000 was
appropriated for repairs of highways. It
taking place of the slide doors, giving
mOrer in the hallway; they are fitted
NATIONAL BANK on NORWALK,
NORWALK, Coax, Dee. 201b, lSSl.
l
E Board of Directors have this day declared
J spanse,
L. J. CURTIS’,
MAIN STREET.
l. H.‘HOYl‘ 8: EU.
- o l v u I . ' _ ‘
prosperity and liriancml success Finn“: 15‘ an men are 1“ the same ng ”“5 year. and passed 03 pleasanily. was voted to accept Cliff and Jarvis streets, with glass windows, and can be locked. 1 no Dividend oi Three and one-hull per cent
evidence of continued and exceptional ability ‘ H The Christmas festival of the 1 3 at the Rocks The selecgmen were authori— b fthe m, 0 th from the earnings at the past six months payablé o i
. . . . . r .i. . r . c " ack . V- n e Still!" more fire Jnnuar '3d, isse. ' - . .
both in its editorial andbusrness managemeit- Ohiibfmlgf hfiihcmlohf‘f’ nearly “01d Sunday School was held yestc zed to presecute persons encroaching upon plug "been added and now five streams use 3 R. B.CitaUl«‘URD,Crisliiei-. 3J0 Eat, and ' A H HOYT. JJ‘RUSCO.
THE HOUSE connirrsas. out a- “wxwt once‘ n00n- the highways. First Selectman Burr wasin- of w akavuilable at that point, and these - Dl - d Cl N . ‘. ___
Wm Hilsdon has purchased the C B As a matter of course the fer. structed to prepare a report of the financial are it to management of three members V! en Otlce' Earthen ware, war Pee R (1 ti i . _ '
. . . . Large e no on 11 Prices .
An analysis of the standing committees of
the House shows that the northeast gets all
the really important chairmanships; that is
those which relate to the revenues and ap-
proprlations, and which usually control the
legislation of the House. There is a great
deal of grumbling because Pennsylvania has
three Representatives on the Ways and
Means Committee and New York none at all.
Neither is New York represented on the im-
portant Committee of Commerce. The Ways
and Means Committee as organized in pro-
tective tariff to the core. Err-Speaker Ran-
dall is well provided for, being given a place
on the Ways and Means Committee and the
chairmanship of the Committee on Public
Expenditures. Some prominent Democrats
have been sent to the rear, notably Abram S.
Hewitt of New York, Mr. Holman of Indi-
ana, Gov. Curtin of Pennsylvania, Mr. Cobb
of Indiana, and Mr. Blonnt of Georgia. All
of these gentlemen, save Gov. Curtin, have
had service on the Appropriations Commit-
D’Artois property, city. The price named is
$8,500.
The Southport National Bank has declared
a six per cent. semiannual dividend, payable
January 1st.
gr..—
.r—O————
The public schools closed las’t Thursday
and the children will enjoy a vacation until
January 4th.
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The Post Office was open until 10 o’clock,
yesterday, to oblige the crowds of people ex-
pecting Mail Matter.
Three Atlantic freight steamers, the City
of London, the Henry Edye and the Lord
Byron, are probably lost.
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.».—-——
Lester Wallack is to open his new theatre
in New York next Saturday evening. The
first play is to be “The School for Scandal."
+4.,_._____.
A colored man named Archibald Com died
2-1 M. E. Church, last evening, wr
success in spite of the damp wet
attendance was large, the children
passed of in a very satisfactory n
joy reignee supreme. The chi
served with candies. oranges,
appropriate presents were discove
superintendent’s two assisstants
of the teachers. E. J. Hill was
surprised with one of Rogers’ stat
his wife received a handsome pi
her class. The esteem in which
Wing is held‘ was evinced by a ‘«
him of the sum of $100. The anti :1'
commenccd early and ended at a
hour.
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. Personals.
James O. Jennings is dangerously ill with
the pneumonia. '
Rev. J. G. . Davenport and family of
Waterbury, are visiting Mr. Gerardus P.
Adams.
condition of. the town, giving the numbers
of orders, and what paid for, properly class-
ified, together with an alphabetical list of the
outside poor and sums paid to each, with list
of abatemenls, and have the same printed
port two weeks before the next December
meeting.
in pamphlet form, and to issue a similar re-‘
frc
The Center School.
Miss Elizabeth C. Weaver of Utica, N. Y.,
has been engaged aspreceptress of the Cen-
ter School, in place of Miss Perry, resigne
She is a graduate of the Utica High Scho
and of the Oswego Normal School, a
. comes to Nor-walk not only highly 'reco
mended, but with aflattering record of so
years in a similar position in one pl
There, not only the discipline of the
school department, containing sixty p
devolved upon her, but at times an
weeks together, she had the managem .
the whole school. In the Normal Sc 1“
th
th
urlington route.
that hacking con
bABcttS, agent,
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. e wife of Senator Jones, of Nevada, is
tions.
Important to Travellers.
of t “(fife department, who are employ-
e siaggin uniform. A passage way
e rear Ot‘the stage through the City
H is always 0pm. In addition a. sky-
as been made ever the stage, by means
'ch 3. draft is created carrying smoke
flames up so that the firemen will be
er able to perform effective duty in case
eed. Manager Knapp is entitled to the
ks of the community for taking such pre-
Special inducements are offered you by the
cir advertisem
is issue. ‘
It will pay you to read
out to be found elsewhere in
- U46
4—“...—
Cheap Life Insurance.
. For 50 cents or $1 you can get a bottle of
:Peerless Cough Syrup, that by curing you of
gh may save your life. H.
Nor Cfx'i'ndir. NA'IBONAL Bung:
:iv LK ‘ONN. cc. '22 1581.
HE DIRECTORS of this Blink have this day
declared a semi-annual dividend of Four (4)
per cent., payable on the 3d da of Jan., 188-3..
t5l WM. A. 0 RTIS, Cashier
Annual Meeting.
Filts'r NATIONAL BANK OF \VESTI’OR’I‘,
a \VESTi’on'r, Come, Decfli, 1581.
IIE_Aiinuztl Meeting of‘ the Shareholders of
th15.B:tnk for the election of Directors for
the ensuing. year will be held at the Banking
[louse on Tuesday. January 10. 1882, between the
hours of 10:1. in. and 12m.
Snail B. L. WOODWORTH, Cashier.
NOTICE !
Ladies, your Attention ! !
B. 3. BLASOHER
Has a fine stock of
HGLIDAY GOODS
Just imported from Europe; ispi'e ared tosell
them at very low prices. Please on land secure
your Christmas gifts.
0 THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
thegtate’of Connecticut :—
The petition of the New York and Connecticut
ll. Lllw ’.
d. fillEEK
riety of choice :irtlelrcarcl‘rilly selected for the
HOLIDAIi TRADE,
Including PHOTOGRA? ALBUMS of all sizes,
styles and prices; Willi? G DESKS 01' various
styles: Stylographio PC a elegant l’npeteries;
beaiitiiul llolidayBooks'o lit and young; Fancy
Baskets; RiissiaLeathci ids; Pictures; Mag-
azmcs; Miscellaneous Br ~; Luminous Match
Safes, and a great variety Fancy Articles. A
large stock of Artists’ Mat als to which atten-
tion is special] invited.
oOtf
invites attention to it large stock and great V3-
Call and ma 'e selection while the stock is
fresh, " -
Holiday
.Goods!
All will do well to examine them.
GREAT
CASH SALE
FOR THIRTY DAYS,
Liclwnnl’s Furniture Ware Rooms, ,
36 Main St., Norwak, Conn.
This stock must bcclosed out to make room for
my largestoek of Goods for Spring Trade.
NEW YURK WEEKLY HERALD.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
The circulation _of this popular newspaper is
constantly increasing. It contains all the leading
news of the Daily Herald and is arranged in
handy departments. The
FoflEIGN NEWS
embraces special despatches from all f
the globe. Under the head of quarters 0
AMERICAN NE“’S
aphic Dcspntcbes of the week
are given the Tele
, The are DOW assigned to very ihSighi' . . - _ , . f ' ' . - ent ', . Air Line Railway Company. a corporation under __ r
tee Y 'tt eE Mr Whitthome has been in the HuntingtOn alms house, last Friday» Mr. and Mrs. DaVid E. Disbrow, crty, cele- con ormity With modern theories, sh! nd 2318, g be uncommonly accomplished. She r._nd by viriucpr the laws or tbcISiatc or Connec- from allparts or the Union. This feature alone
fica‘“ ”“1““ e ' ' - was is claimed. to have been 101 years of brated their cr stal weddin last week Mop. *1 W m studying methods of teach! P “we!“ languages perfectly. and has mm. “mm We and "mural-Plan 0‘ ““si- BUY Y UR “mm
dropped from the Naval Committee and ex- n r . . y g, regards her chosen calling not mer s a tra ted from the French various solid Ilcsf‘lyliltnf‘lorwglkfin “he County or miracle. r.,,_ In addition is offering . THE WEEKLY 'HE R A 1.!)
Secretary Robeson Placed upon it Mr. 5- age. ——.——~«e»o——-—— day evening. means of livelihood but as a p sion, fig; $121???th subjeets. It is reported hhh‘i’hh ‘hgghgfihhhhgfighhhhilhhhhhrhhhhhhlohh ' ‘ I , a lhgghhhnfihmlle Chronicle'in “the ““5139 l“ is
. . . ' G r 1 - _ _ ’ _ . 0 e enator s exact information the State or Connecticut, from the city of New - . ' "'3‘ “'99 ' ‘5 Ewen a in" 1“ ’0' '
S. COX Of New York has be?" sent to the If you want any 1'8th from the 1h“ 0f tax- . hi1“ e trude .3 “ch has ”S‘ghw her po worthy of special study. She is p ed to is d to the assistance of his wife who looks “”0“ t0 the Westerly boundary of the town or I 1 pm 0‘ POLI l
rear, and Mr. Spear of Georgia, a young but ation, call on the Town Board of Belief next Iaition as teacher in the Center School and re- teachthe common and higher Engli aneh- up a critics for him. ' grechrvicliI, ripsruilytser io‘rur pinto shown by the \ cmbracin ~com 1311031; NEwshen ' d
, . . . I ' - . l‘ 16 CS 0 800131011 0 Stilt om Bill ' ilnt ". " e an comprt‘ ‘ sive 0-
promismg member, has been promoted to Monday, and 33,, 1g they_can do any,h,ng,for Eras: to her horn: Ln Wcszloardneg, glass. cs, and Latin, French and Ger, . The C iii—E d . h‘ o k M ~ maps of' Sill(}l'illllll‘011d on inc in the ol’uce’ér the | B A R G. A: I: s fgfig’ggstkom aisllntic'rox, rzéciurilrngruii re-
- . . , er e ar ure WI e rea re re e or . - . - ' .. :1 Sin is Wor on ' ' ' _ Secretary 0 0 State of Connecticut tiat the v ' _ Epcot: es 0' emincn p0 “towns on
membership on the Ways and Means Com you- . , h . [)fl h 1 g y g ’ committee COhSldel‘ themselves f hhte m pi Jr es, acted on the samelhcringmlsmgs proposcu linc of said railroad crosses Westport -AT— ‘ the questions of the hour.
' ' 3 e 15 a he he 0 121', h POPUI” teaChcri and ‘ ‘ p p e Harbor near the lower dock of lloraec Staples. ' THE FARM DEPARTMENT
mittee.
The chairmanships are distributed by States
as follows: Pennsylvania gets"? ; New York,
At St. Paul's church, Christmas, one oi: the
heavy evergreen fest'oons fell during the
most. agreeable lady.
. Rev. J. J. Woolley and wife, at Pawtuck-
securing, at this season of the y
vices of so experienced and ace
teacher. t
clears
Odo rest. Only 25
Cobb itli his Little Podophyllin Pills. He
ay all obstructions and leaves nature
cents for the job:
in .the town of Westport, and also crosses the
lionsatonic River near the residence of'Aoraham
Lewis, in the town of Stratl‘ord, as more fully
shown by said maps on file.
srsnctas
In all kinds of
of the WEEirLr HERALD gives the latest as well
as the most practical suggestions amt discoveries
relating to the duties of the farmer. hints for rais-
ing CATTLE, POULTRY, GRAINS, TREES, VEGE-
mornine service andanother during evening — . . - H. 8 its agent . . . .
, - - . ' - ssachusetifl 2- . a ’ .et recently celebrated the twentieth anni— ' . . ~ has been ’ ' Wherefore said petitioners pray that leave he ,. .. - . , _
3) Ihdmhh’ 5’ Mhme’ 1 ’ M‘a ’ ’ servrce. . ' Miss Nelhe Cultls 0‘ this D ' -—-——+——- granted them to bridge said Wcsrport Harbor and hhtlfhhs' &°",&,5.‘," wnh Buggeptiqng 1°1'_he0Pm_8
the Housntonic River at the points atorcsaid. l“ “'"gs ah‘ ‘ rming utensils "1 repair. l‘hls
versary of'their wedding. Some two hun-
employed to-take the first pri Y depart—
nsr teens.
is supplemented by a. well-edited department,
California, 2; Nebraska, 1; Wisconsin, 3; o . . Mis nie Louise C - -
~ .— . . . . - - , . . M is mentioned as . 22 -, . , , ' . . -
Illinois, 3; Kansas, 1; 0h"): 0: the other The Silk bat brigade'was ‘out in force, dred P901313 dropped “1 and surprised them, ment, in place of Miss B , resigned the PO er of $450,000—y all earned by her Dil‘lféllhccgofgrklilidldfindrléldryrtorlKhrtrlldllgdillifiily J ewell' St ['6 “’me‘ycopwd'under the head“
and a feature of the evening was the presen- 0WD 0h ing voice. Among he,- treasures .00., by its l’rcsidcntand authorized Agent. , THE .l-IOME,
States about one each.
yesterday morning. When _it commenced
Though without extended ex ““09: 85 yet,
13 050° emost perfect emeralds in the
S. E. OLMSTEAD.
giving recipes for pratical dishes, hints for mak-
. ' . . . . ' ' ‘ 2 9 ' . ‘ . .
Col. Wait gets the empty and almost deri- sprinkling m the afternoon the tiles were tation to the pastor of $2.5 1n greenbacks. she ,5 expectedtodo good we nd soon cain world; eiahs twenty three ca t d ' 0 h. f i . ' m \I Y 1 v. iiighclotllmghanil for keeping up with the lazest
' ' manshi of thee ecial . ' , . " -- , . . 15 1- s onsible . n - ’ rs S, an 18 ii t is orego rig petition o in . cw or: r Where on illfln l a 13,. e as :tmcnt of his run at t e lowest price. Ever item or cook-
slve honor or the Chi“? _ P T P suddenly called 111. The ,, Calathumpian Band" had a first-class a reputation for herself in e p t h Wilma; 0,000. It was bought at. the Coniiectic itAir Linc Railway Company for leave 5' W g ED Sh ARI) STREET, mix or economy suggested in thisydepartinent is
com... on New L'qum- ° . ma“ ' mu... 1... mg... Do... T... M, ,0... u . em 1.... w .1... acres om... ,. e 5; 3° 9. users, or Spain. jewels .. if..‘él“it“.u‘léfir‘l‘?E.hill‘ifrfutléiéilfiu“l’l‘ftl‘:l‘r‘y° f‘.‘l°rllt“l~iil°3‘e:‘ty Werner” ............,..
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The numerous Riilroad rumors do not, as ’ ’ ’ I primary 15 regarded as the timportant in ar 3 that fire same is of an adverse nature and that R1011 JCWOlT)’ and P1 0010‘ Stones; N0. 5 Gazette Building, nuts on the verv latelslts $53,103? ohbgohrddizohe-
of Col. Wait’s years (being the oldest mem-
ber of the House) his public service and well
yet, affect the stock of the Consolidated road
the people for miles.
They turned out in
honor of a newly married couple, Mr. and
this or any oher scho Success there
start of which
the adverse party consists of more than twenty
individuals, it is herebyOirnlcnun—Thhtnotice
thereof be givenIby pub isliing siiiu petition and
Fine Gold Watches and helps,
French Clocks & Bro es,
partmerit of the Weekly Herald will _ssVe the
honsewrfc more than one hundred “files the
price of the paper. The interests of
ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
very much. Ten shares were sold in New
York, Saturday, at 170.
means for the pupils a gt
the impetus will be feltt ughout the whole
of after years of study.
rec‘ognized abilities as a statesman and legis-
lator, this appointment is deemed by many
SKILLED LABOR
are looked after, and everything relating to me—
chanics and labor saving is carefully recorded.
this order of notice thereon three times in each
of the following newspapers published in said
County commencing on or before the 28th day of
Mrs. Reynolds. A noisy cannon, horse-fid-
, ,, 7
die, drums, horns, etc., were used with great R 0 g 01 o Statuar ,
Soldid Silver &
The cxc nal cleanlin ’
. . ess of Parker 9
Ha“ Balsan 'es it popular. Gray hairs
«0H
of his friends as either crue
unjust on the part of the new Republican
Speaker. Gen. Keifcr’s treatment of Kas-
son, however, is still more inexplicable and
outrageous.
CUMMlSSlONElt or i'ii'rsrr'rs.
Hon. Charles E. Mitchell of New Britain,
a patent lawyer and expert of wide celebrity
is being strongly urged by New England
Senators and Representatives, for the vacant
commissionership of Patents. Mr. Mitchell
is not an applicant for the place,bcing already
. in the enjoyment of a practice worth many
times more than the meagre salary accorded
lly or idiotically
'I he Bigelow place at Rowayton has
changed hands again. The new owner is
Thompson Dean, Esq., of New York. The
price paid is stated as $13,000.
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Our firemen seem to be musically inclined.
The Picnecrs are noted for “minstrelsy” and
Hope Hose have recently added a fine piano
as one of the attractions of their parlor.
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Messrs.'Van Hoosear & Amb“ it
ed the large rooms under the ( ’ ‘17-
‘rica, and are now at work 11 ‘10
1;.
effect, and rumor has it that windows in the
not.
discreditable affair.
by fire, Saturday night. Loss $25,000.
Burgesses takes place Wednesday evening
28th inst.
Lieut. Reynolds and Dan. James, who re
cently went to Florida to spend the winter
the Patent Commissioner, but should the
same as an annex to their Carpet
J to build a railroad depot.
immediate vicinity suffered, if the people did
At this distance it sounded. like a very
The belt works at Shelton, were destroyed
The final meeting of. the present Court of
have had the good luck to secure the contract
The following person ere elected officers
of the Second M. E unday School on
Monday evening of la eek z—Gerardus P,
Adams,Supt.; Mrs. n E. Fitch, female
Supt. ; George Nag} Assistant Supt; D.
Warren Fitch. Sec George W. Selleekl
Trees; C. E. Crabl .Librarian; Assistants,
F. R. Rosco, W. . Newcomb, Theodore
Elwood ; Henry ce, Musical Director.
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Guitcau says t t his insanity—which runs
in thc family—e ed as soon as the shot was
Luray eaves 0
between it are:
is situated in ‘. Pigesstg
common in tbsp, of t
original opening
A news
talae
nd
fired. Avery nvenient kind of insanity.
[prevented with Bitter
th its occasional use.
other serious at 111 dist
in character to the famous
inia, has been discovered 3
racuse, N. Y. It
ne formation so
he State, and its
a, bank of the Nine Mile
reporter has explored
. e than, 100 feet, and
tites, stalagmites,
petrifactions.
thd
Bright's disease ulna. ncy s cause gravel,
, and a horde of
8es,whicti can be
9
taken in time.
4‘49 The Bridgeport Daily Standard, and the Bridge-
Administration account to this court for adjust-
l
t
is
notified thereof, the Administrator \v . .
order to be published inn. newspaperprinted in
FairlieldCountyaiidpostn copy thereof on the
s
t
s
1
December, loot, vim—The Nonwamr GAZETTE,
)ort Evening lv'arnm‘.
Dated December ‘12, 1851.
J A MES A. IIOVEY,
A Judge of the Superior Coui't.
I l:
W:
[STRICT OF NORWALK, ss.,Probate Court,
December :Z‘Zd, A. 1).,1851.
Estate of WI LLIA M BA ltTMANJate of Wilton,
n said district, deceased. . .
Cannirun——Thattho Administrator exhibit his
nent,at the Probate China in Norwnlkmu the nth
lay of January.1882,iit tlo’cloIck lbrcnoomaud
hat all persons interested in said Estate may be
ill cause this
ignpost in said Wilton. nearest. the place where
he deceased last dwelt,atlcast ten days before
aid 0th day of January, 1852
PlatedWare
‘aience Vases and Lamps, Musical
liistriiiiieiits, Opera Glasses,
(to. Also, the cclebraled
Heck Crystal Speclcales and Eye
Glasses,
[ii Gold and other Frames.
No. 3 Main Street, Norwalk, Ct.
is: asa B. woonwani). Judge.
Notice
IS hereby given that tthoai-d of Relief of the
Town of Norwalk. on the Assessment List of
1881, will meet at the Town Clerk’s oflice, Monday,
January ltd. 1832, at 10 o’clock, it. 111.; Wednesday
evening, January 4th, at 7:80 o’clock; Saturday,
January 7th,_at ‘2. o’clock; Wednesday evening,
Jan. 11th, at 1:30 o’clock; Saturday, Jan. Hill, at
gg’clock; Wednesday evening, January turn, :it
,zoO o’clock; Saturday, January 21st. at 2 o’clock,
tor the purpose of hearing and determining any
and all appeals made to them from the doings of
the Assessors.
The Board of Beliefwill also meet with the As-
sessors an a Jornt Board, Wednesday evening,
January 4th, at 7:30 o’clock, for the purpose or
abatrng the polls of sick and disabled persons.
1;. s. KEITH, . Board
JACOB M. LAYTON, or
JAMES M. LANE, Relief,
There is a, page devoted to all the latest phases of
the business markets, Crop-'1' Merchandise, Min
etc. A valuable feature is_:ound in the specially
reported prices and condillonfi OF
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
ISporting news at home and abroad. together
with a Story ever-y neck. a Sermon by some emi-
nent divine. tirerury. Musical, Dramatic, Per-
sonal and Sea. Notes. There is no paper in the
world which contains so much news matter every
week as the \\ EEKLY I-li-llralm, which is sent,
postage tree, for One Dollar. You can subscribe ,
iiiiiri Hiram $1/
a year. Address
New York Herald,
in a.
weekly form,
3t51
‘ NorwalkrOOnnu Dec. 17th. 1881.
Broadway and Ann Street, New York.
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Norwalk Chronicler