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it is now reported that the emfwhee Q;
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the Eastern Question wfi meet nascent,
whether France is represented or not.
The Hon. William Cluflin was inaugurated
List or Patents, ‘
Issued from the United States Patent 1.,
till“ the ‘ , for“
W W.Gral.1ati1- of Boston, Mass, and J.
L. Fur-ens, of Windham, assignccs, hand
(all it! flour will all he needed
Vest. tndinmuence there ”immobile
market than v‘usiiiticlps‘ted by dismount mat a
few weeks ago The various channels of business
show an increased activity. The impression widely
Authorof “The
are. mint ccmmmnn,
Sociyet of European Ciflee.‘ ‘ filov
tom and Present,‘ “AWinter hAl "ht.
has the honor to inform the inhabitants
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WATCHMAKER 4 men
OPPOSITECD‘WGREGATIONALCHURCH.
H-ewm.uz.:-.M.,.-ew--M. rt»
- WATCHES,“
of Iadi and Gent‘s Goflandeilvcr,
conskflxginerlanafiSw teem Aha
JEWELRY
fitw 3‘s"?
*7 m m u M 5 he “m lib two “M m, plate and I“, that he GomeV 0‘ MNCIIUSOHS. for the third _ prevaiisthat we are to witness for the coming your I that he will present to them his mm»: ‘
- i': . is ,psevh. kw to he in taste, as he is It,“ km” in and , seven, time, in the hall of the House of Represcn- We c“P for 3‘98“! M119“ more satisfactory condition of ad'alrs than for the 1m .- . ,
”are. imbd theksst scholars h the ”h is ki- w. Be’dhrwards round tetivw, on Saturday. 0 11.111113, of Bridgeport, motive power mm ”m The Wot when m puma, 1(3ch L A A D INSTRUGTIVE or WWW
; , — - n: i , ,
it Burr! h. it m for : PM” Hie pioperty in his vest pocket A schooner was launched at Lubec, Me, Wiam h of Hartford tucking dc- 2:1 b21233: wry-$51M now 13‘ 11110: pa: 1; :51 entemmmem‘ emmcd SILVER AND PLATED WARE
q “a under Delhi:- Hrs 31th . ' recon which builttln'ee u-ters ; "with period med 1 cab-do ed 11 g I
hid ‘3 aie ”C ”Kit w been Jim-‘33,” 013.20}:th 33¢:ng mile Shy fromwt‘hlc water airlmhad tgfl): Vice for sewing machine $3231“. of :1: ethics, and “ungainly :am all A TOUR THROUGH EUROPE; 0‘ ““5”“ W. .
”I." .-., . WWfii f read he! ‘ . i, to draggedthereh oven and ,ullc a J. H. Bloodgood of Bridgeport, sash mpwgnmmmmnkn‘poasgresterlh'lnge‘n C I. O O .75, ”I
h I”; m, m m '- D our w“ . 97M“ ‘ good y ’ P y ‘ holder, . cy than they have yet felt. 3%de quotation
thread a fine ankle needle as quick as e The London Obsarear says the Conference ‘ E K. Breckenridge, of we“ Mefidfin, oi New York market with freight calm-aided C AUGIIT IE THE W AR. 01 "a; ammonites.
slime! maple-gunshots”
'Mhflihfihmatihehone
ofjtlstdetRsecnedtogivehin
grfltaedhforhhuoiceindaooshigapsrt»
“foriife. Weundelmdthatheresumes
hbhboninfiedcadmy,atAnsoais,ina
fiewdays. Iayheandhisbeautifulbride
Hammedmtefiierlsmgmadon.
FLOUR—Good XX Ohio and Indiana 37 W '75;
Choice Family 87 m 50: good to choice St. Louis
XX 37 W 00; good to choice Bi. Louie XXX Fan-
Cy as was so.
GRAIN—Wheat sd1anced 5©7 from last quotations.
CURN‘Vei-y firm and largely taken. both tor spec-
ulation and milling Market 5@10c higher than at
the time of our last quotations. Damp and unsound
81'1@87 ; western mixed 84M ; western yellow m9);
Waste
Mg. ‘ tins—pi he:
Host “maul-sandman;-
debunk
THC-immunoafi
iflibflhfigflv-‘nfl‘
lite-ad a a ”Man needs-1‘
girlofsineen. 8heohsuphcrdailyold-
fashionedprayers for this nation to doin
like—miner.
Thesuit ofthe Rev. Mr. Gibbs vstbc
Coug‘rcgltionai society of Gilead, the same
beingah actiononthepsrt ofihepiaintiil'
forthcrewveryotanunpfldportionofh‘u
of the Powers will certainly meet before‘
theend of January. The refusal of Mr. Fa.
vre to attend is not considered final; but
whether France is represented or not, the
Conference will assemble.
The city of Boston owes a little over $26,-
000,000; Chelsea, $781,000, beside $2,000,000
IRE-Pm INC.
\Vatches, Jewelry, &c., Repaired and
W ARRANTED, at short notice.
South Norwalk. Jan. 5th. 1871 Sjtf
fastener for meeting rails of sashes.
The Grillcy Company, of New Haven, as-
signecs, device for nicking screw caps.
Ii. Killum, of New Haven, carriage axli.
ll. R. Miller, of Plantsvillc, method of
forming body loops for carriages.
REIBSU‘ES.
Which he has written from get-son“ obsehation at
thfi seat of the FRAdNOO-P USSIAN WAR, while
so I eat to a London news
thcnv‘Ihole Hm by a series of 11me
ncv euty magnificent
DISSOLVING VIEWS,
Which he has had hotographod and painted in Lon-
:lt ‘fil': ””3!“ m 7 ‘ M m Why“ the mummy d817,)!” been disposed of by theretum of water bonds; L31“), $788.5“): Worcester, Ursula Louise Lane) of New Haven, in- Jersey yellow mas. don) from! orl ina drawings, representing among 5 §
mm . _ bysufz was fine we” m in m mu, of eves-dict for the plaintiff to recover 3387 $1,900,000; Lowell, $707,124; Lawrence, strum...“ for Maugham; gamcm,_ @gififéfifiné gay $313. “((3321 western, 64 other battee, identsand scenes, 5",
y. a m u, Ruler . . .. x
safetv. “*Hhmflw sold “a my”; one of which would have damagesand oostof suit. . 0:118“). Haveriiiil, $146,000; ,Taunton, -—~ , <0» 7 —- . _ MOLASSES—Nc“ (New, and“. W 11;" BATTLE OF SEDAN, 5'3
for “Mumflho‘ghu h be: more apwoprbte if it were summer General Edward Harland, 0‘ NOchh, ‘ 98,450; F8“ River. $370,930; how Bed- Last spring Messrs Smith and Ripley,rail- mp pom, moo, nominal, 50©67c BATTLE OF W'OERTH, ; e
no M- g... d, 3 "mm" ,Shsl at the present time,me presume the has invented and published a most ingen- ““11 3765195“ road contractors, engaged in constructing a paowsxoxhpm haslmpmved saturate-rt: BATTLE OF SAARBRUCK, 5.:
with “I. I (l I. II‘ '1‘ d tb Do- friead who gave it hopes that the happy ionscaiendsr,good for Whund’edff’f’sv News has been received of the total loss ”mo“ of. "he comedian wmwm in “1.0 :g‘;:fl:‘:i:‘1¥i:”;§i:i;“if.....'..".. p228! BATTLE 01“ WEISEMBOURG, .5 5-
ammm-‘mb ,3. omelewfll drinkfmm itcoolinxdnnghtsof “d P“med 0“ Mm the size 9‘ a mums of the United ems. steamer Saginaw, 01 Wm 0‘ 51111851117. forbade several of their “mm, ._H.,,.. n... “a,“ gym mm... m... BOMBARDMENT 0F STRASBOURG, ~33
God’s own creatitm, for more than two de- mrd. If any man, after using it three hun- the Pacific fleet. T _ men going to a saloon kept by om, John For- M mg”. as [@9 50 city dressed 111 ,g!‘ ‘9 5061000 CAPITL’LATION OF THE FRENCH a
slab. he ”as on u pens-Iced he “5891 went ashore on
syth. The anger of the latter was aroused LARD—Dull but am. Good western flerccs. 111)., ARMY, .3;
dred years, isn’t satisfied with it, the Gen—
erai will give him another free.
Boxiord borders on eight towns, is damn
(atlas Asilvertesset, mfleemgold
braceictsmspkin ringem,dlledatablein
mesthmwhfletheparimewerefliled
the morning of Saturday, Oct. 29,1870, on
wot-tin. the sasrekig fivbd he re
Pecan Island, French Frigate Shoals, ncar
tamedtokiaentta,tkeldsf.,hrm
®l4cz New Haven ticrccs, 15}.;@16C.
RAMS—Pickled. sumac; Smoked, 17@19c.
PETROLEUM—Refined, full test, 3436M.
and lie thereafter plotted and carried out,
. . . . Ca1alr d l r t Ch thcr
with the aid of five companions, a series of l 8" a “I f! urges and many 0
scenes of interest thé wahole interspersed with the
mumflhmmm
Midway Island, for which place the Saginaw
outrageous acts which have kept the people
patriotic music of France and German).
by Squires, Deacons, Captains, Professors,
sndHinistersef theGospel The ladies
were all beautiful, and the gaitleineu gal-
lant. The groom‘s brother, Kr. George
Contact, of East Bridgeport, had a beauti-
miles long and six wide, and has a popula-
tion of eight hundred and fifty souls, about
the same as one hundred years ago. Not a
glas’of tile is sold in the piace—ihatis
what ales it.
sailed from Honolulu, Sandwich Islands.
The crew, eighty in number, lived upon the
island, suffering great distress for lack of
food. On the 18th of November, the excclb
tivc Officer, Lieutenant Talbot, started in a
sinned them, m fiebewand
moredtlmandagandnndsenttheere-
meanest“.
Onthetdoffieveinher,flr.l’aine, die
mERVfiEID' SEATS ...................... 50 CENTS
BALCO . . '25 CENTS
Reached stats to be had without cxtracharge at
A. Sellecks Book Store, Norwalk and 5.1". Peeks
Drug Store. South Nomalk.
Doors open at 711; o 'clock; commence at 8 o 'clock.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office, at South Norwnlk,
January 10. 187! :
LADIES‘ LIST.
By xbee \liss Mary F... Smith, bliss Mary,
of the town in a state of terror until his ar-
rest. The first dcmonstratton was the blow-
iug up of the powder magazine of the con-
tniciors Smith and Ripley. This 11' as fol-
,Bronkfnat Shawls.
Also, goods from auction, and 11 varied stock of
the contents lost.
Worsted and Wool I’lnl1ls,(7lonkin
WASHINGTON STREET, CITY OF SOUTH NOIlWALK.
owner of the schooner havhg herd of her '
anesguflvedatrmjxfl'mha “1 lady on hi am, “0 was thought the Father Elisha, of St. Patrick‘s cathedral, gig for the Sandwich Minds» and arrived lowed by ”nous Petty Offences.‘ c'ltremdy Gm“ 111.. “gravrnnm's LIST . u - - '5
m '11s. “ lot guest-sustains“ ”91“” mm’ "d R m m” m bawdy received from France threeaets 3““ °“° “mm“ WWW!“ M Kamiv one 0‘ ‘““°-""““" And “Wham“ "mm; "mm“ Austin. Joe-11h. number! WM ‘ PM Yourself “1 H13 Place ” g '
made ‘mb‘ QM m m h hmmd he would soon lead herto the altar. of mtmets, which are without doubt the that group. They were then so completely the villians’ displeasure. had three barns Britta. Charles 11., Jones, P. - g F: .
gold numbing-stances of the "'c, “mm? m " if the-""9 ”We richest ecclesiastical garments in this coon. exhausted that 1.1mm...» Talbot and three bum“ “he“ “l “0,00“ The 1‘0“ 0‘ “ 3339,5838“. firgfglgflfimrd 3%
c.,... o. mm 1.. mu... .0 we we 0.... km 1...... Jones. “y. o... .e. o. .10.... o. .01.. 003132000 m... we... drowned .. summing m 1.... poor ...owm...minimum... T... ............,...... mm.......... A L E o T U RE 2 2
m to be m; “a a; M h m be M Coley, W Hickok, Mer— “d the others ‘1” “Ch. . , The survivors immediately took measures inn-mgr: of n prominent citizen was thrown advertised. Iii. WILCOX. P. M. ‘ . ‘ £32;
W to get away oniyhy My set- win, Harm: and Consist, seemed tut: be Mr James B Lyon of Li Wei d has in- to forward to Honolulu the new, of :lieir lnm the. “‘Slll'Tweaxan-ds of 3:1” bei LN of Lem“ remaining in the Post mm“ In On lht‘ above Euhjcct «111 bedclivcrcd in the 76 E :3,
- mnbeaufifni‘fimwe overseen em. ' . ’ . ’ arrival at Kauai and the loss of th 3:1 '- onging to ‘ inm ‘ were tap an N alk. J 1871: ' ' ’55
ting an, as motions were W tel. vented a machine for cleaning cotton or any 0 5" A few weeks ago‘ two of 0'“ “mm" 131111123 LIST. MethOdiSt Episcopal ChUl‘Ch, V " ’4
egraphed to as collector ct moms st
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thagkfiepayuutetnylaewkiekesuid
beimposedkadheussenredufiedeposit
shoves-um Millikan-sub
damagestsrtlhm-dwekopeenr
govei'ahutwlmnctfilteseetkntkifiwurL
iesare'rediessed-‘dtbrigkaefourlsh-
embrace“.
m:
CONW‘E’W
Thermmdw
udwblfiapfinmisamd
mnemwmmuehhteb
esttoi'egdwslpublic. Itiswelihiown
that is m of theisst ocean, place
oftheUfiu. Themtflmgrasisto
fix manhunt rennet-firestorm
tumtflukmmmitm
two “ed .d m. Tish win
niacin-sis to m too-e for
amusements-tame“
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ofmmflMMde
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mmbmwmdm
mammmam
ionsl m w! be {fly to palace
WM‘Hvfiewg” byhuhpolitieal
parties.
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”fin.“
Wearepainedhchtoufletbedeathot
oneoitheohkstsndmostrespmdresi-
dentsafowttrwmlrstepkennaymond,
whodiedon'lpwdsyevening. Romain
wrmtmwubamknowmnd-creuni»
versaiiyéalecnedforhhseerhlgq-Bfia
thantkedeeessed. moulds-scotch:
mum-lilyhhbmgfityandMMB‘
mentuwwmwagflm
forms-yellinoftrm,mwhichwas
Coilecurd’tb’l'own, whhhhcluhefl
forthebttwutyhyun. Eesisehdd
8118me Date-post:
Clerkotfiefmkste Mathis Mich
where nmmwm
mmmvaumotnem
andthseteeatul regulate-3m
uponkiphee-dgoodmm
Mme-I‘M“
wJuatihin Tenses-ate benched
outon‘htmy=hflm~“m7
Dian. Alsmsheols sat-em.ud
afterward 4311.39,me them is
trvingte arrest lb 0! matter the
judge vehashmkfluithenfimminhdd—
ingthslawyerhtrhlautheeoutafle
shootsh'ui; andthoswithnewssvefnr
asingieeugeofpowdertheefih’ipeaee
ably settled. and the m etthe kw
vindiuhd.
Q‘We have received the annual catn-
iogueotVegetnbhand W Seeds,
published
St, New
J.X.mhnrnt0o,15Joha
,orkeity. Feminine-ditto
wan-swu- ELM!“ h
mfiiMfifigQ-acpl
Pie" ”dug-s. , was ex:
motion-Haw hwy-t mi
m bubhbhmdn-
mle'nrfi litmus-unseat
of thew
in; “ Home, Sweet Home."
Onwnowasmnn
_—..—‘,————
Dewayne.
faithful coworkers in the cause for which
theystrive. ‘
business Thelengthoikeelis‘ufeet.
Cl".
———-.>——-——
Kflllm
Rev. D. A. Eastonhas tendered a resigna-
donofhispastaateoftheWestSu‘eetCon.
madam! Church,of Daubm-y, and leaves
mfaaseavoyage,bysdviceofhisphy-
sicko.
ItseemstheeityclerkofBfidgeport,mis~
tookthehteWomen‘sSuflngeConvention
for s“show,” and apparel! with a billof
sixdohrslor a litxnse. The women suf-
fragers reciprocatedby mistskinghimaflir—
cmmdaiote—edhimthedwr.
Itissaid thatsltethodist educational in-
stitution has in contemplation the idea of
uectinghuildingsmaportionoftheprop—
esty formeriymelongingto Kr. Charles Weed
on Norton Hm, W of which the
fluent owners have awed to contribute
twenty- Jive acres, valued at ELMO; also,
Wmflhfimdw,woeuk, bythe
rddenhoflhephcmasan inducement for
iocatim of the imtitutionon thehiii.
lasts. Relwiekk Bands, New Yin-knob:
iteets, have inadepiansfor anew all“ for
StJohn'ssoeietleriigepon Thebeilding
wfllhelflfeetioa‘ andfifeetwidgsnd
mammbfinestchuclh
Connecting It wflhe baht demeht
bloom-s,“ with Ohio andkvwn
the. hull! have scvetalspiregandthe
Mmmtwtinheighgwmconhin
sac-etude ckhneofheik. Thefrontof
titer-hack is to be tastefully unwanted
with mine mac. The cost of
56mm“ helm diurnal”;
itsaeadngearndtylm
ma.
Whalestlfsoldestdfim—aged
onehundredyearsandfi'vcmonths.
AnewnflroadfmmNewIilfmdwNew
mhhlkedoin
m a first he seven! barns have
beech-adhflamhyheendisriea
AboyelfiveyearsshothhsisterstWash—
“NEGLwflha photsnppoeednotto
keloaded. —
Kellogg has hmoghtasuit
w
'"h'. Jaeqneamt Waterbury, forh’hcl
mmmw
NMGI the nonunion-lined
‘munW-mdiw
“ammonium-red“ .
,‘Iiedireetcsaof ~- Mud and New
fiavbmm vooedtopythehner-
denominated-«tunings».
1'53“me recently
when” printing We”
hydra-Beyondtwohudredandfifty
unis-t amped-gm
below Yolk Continental IronWoi-ha
mhmrwmmm
km and twaty feet hhforfie
pew‘orhhll’ewnritab.
mas-snag WdUaienOoL
uni-user. new lien-haunt
”Nixie Congest-cyan.
“hi“!‘b-owu.
Moses—ysseeqlshrkeuw
”3, Mb New Kara, B ball
“I. ileum-flaws“,-
Atalatehourtheguests departedafter sing
Kiting sur Division,8.of T.,mectseach
Hondayeveuing, in the Third IfiChorch,
and amber: at present nearly 100 members.
Ayeuagotheprumtwintw,atempersnee
revival so» prevalent, and at its close about
tftymmesof initiateswereadded wits
roll. Its presentsrmembers are active and
Ir. 1". Williamson bong-aged inbuilding
and! sinedsioop to hemedintheoyster
nous substance It will take cotton that has
been trampled in the dirt and cleanse it per-
fectly, without injury to the fibre.
Fishing through the ice is brisk on all the
ponds in North Stonington, except those
in which the sport is prohibited, and the
quantity taken unusually large. One man
took fourteen which weighed thirty-one and
a half pounds, and another in about two
hours with a little assistance caught fifty-
ninc picker-cl.
The Pinkie & Lyon Sewing Machine
Company, at Middletown, have erected a
building 3:6 by 115 feet, four stories high.
The old building is 36 by 95 feet, three sic.
rice high. The comm, “111 employ about
two hundred operatives and will turn out
about one hundred and fifty machines per
dav.
Two seats in the Methodist Church, Nor—
wich, have been let to a well-known gentle-
men under somewhat peculiar conditions.
He givw ten dollars to the fund for purchas-
ing a new organfor the church, and is to oc-
cupy the seat during one service each Sun-
day for a year. If he fulfils this bond, at
the expiration of the year he is to receive
ten dollars and pay nothing for the pew.
But if he violates the contract one jot or one
little, he is to forfeit fifty dollars to the so-
ciety treasury. The intent of the lease is
obvious.
A stranger was riding about the other day
taking a view of Hartford. Passing over
College Hill, on the west side of the park,
he noticed the fine bronze statue of the late
Bishop Browne", and inquired of the dri-
“ Who '3 that. 1‘" “ I dunno," was the
reply; “ one 0‘ them brass insurenu: men, I
s‘pose."
James Alden, of New York, creditor of
the Boston, Hartford and Eric Railroad, has
petitioned the United State District Court
of Connecticut for an orderto show cause
why the company should not be adjudged
bankrupt. Judge Bhipmanv has granted the
order, and set down the hearing for January
15th, in Hartford.
Thomas Reunion, of Daniclsonvillc, has
for several weeks nightly lost from one to
two dollars from his drawer in scripe—ns be
supposed by thieves—and had spent several
nights watching for them, but failed to
catch them. Saturday, having occasion to
remove a box, he found a rat’s neat lined
with some twenty dollars of scrip.
The “event" of the season in Bethe] was
the marriage of a daughter of Mr. Orrin
Benedict, last evening. We have not heard
the name of the happy groom, but hope he is
worthy of the fair lady whom he leads to
the altar. We understand that eight hun-
dred tickets were isuod, but as none by any
for-mate accident came into our hands we
are tumble to give further particulars
The Home Fire Insurance Company of
New Haven made an amignment on Mon-
day, chrts to resuscitate it having, after a
determined struggle, proved hopeless. Gen-
eral S. E. Kerwin, Jr., the Vice President of
the company, is the assignee, and all claims
wiilbepaid equitably as longesthefunds
hat. They amount to about ”503110.
Agentleman eta decided Teutonlccsat
of cummhaving Med (crowing.
timein nin'st the town our» door at 111.1.
dletown, axially inquired of o bystander
whatwasthe utter. He was politely in-
formed thatflseefleawasdosed.hutlfany-
thing W was wanted the home of
theda‘kuightbe found. “0h,” saidTeu-
ton,‘it is nothing; I only wanted toget
mrn'ed.“ ‘ '
Thedtizcns of W have decidcdto
swear! the mppreasion of the sale of
liq" in it wise: A petition, I, he stood
by the netball :1 the town. to be presented
to the mafia-tbs“ to discontinue
gm I! lb does not have thede—
7 aid“ the law is to the its cause.
1119 push up than-silly mud. and am
loud to “new
AWW wessein
_ muss-ho
mm from New Yorktolr.Plam,
new“ uncharged “0.0.9. 11:.
Pl-tva misty paid winner,“
”backwash-had” on
‘ m Iainwwssmm
,> tells-new
other fibre, of all sand, dust or other extren-‘
new, and upon receipt of the infomiition,
the Sandwich Islands govcmment placed
the steamer Kilauea at the service of the
" ' 8 ice Minister, and he immediately
despatched her to the scene of the disaster,
where it was hoped she would arrive in
season to rescue the officers and crew from
death by starvation and exposure.
One of the most brilliant assemblages of
the season was brought together by the ball
of the Americus Club, in New York, last
week. For the accommodation of the mem-
bers of the club and their numerous guests,
Irving Hall was connected with the Amdc
my of Music by :1 temporary bridge. The
interior of both hulls was (lcwumtctl With a
profusion of rare flowers. The hull was
opened at 9 o‘clock, 111 which nine :1 gixxlly
number of the most elegant and aristocratic
members of New York society had arrived.
These were consuiutly reinforced by distin-
guished and wealthy gentlemen and ladies,
until the spacious balls were a bewildering
maze of feminine and floral beauty. Diu-
monds were worn in great profusion. The
ladies‘ toilettcs were of the most elegant and
costlyphamctcr, many of the dresses liaiv.
lug been imported expressly for the 01111-
slon. Among the prominent guests were
Govcmor John T. Hoffman and stall",- Hun,
W. M. Tweed; Edward Kcamcy 11ml fumi-
ly ; Hon. Tlmriuw ‘Vi'l‘d and (laughter -,
Judge Garvin and family -, Judge E. II.
Sliandlcy, Judge Scott, and Shcrifl‘ M. T,
Brennan ; several members of the State
Senate and Assembly; delegations from the
(‘ommon (‘ouncil of Philadelphia and Balli-
iuore; Lester \Vullack, Leonard W. Jerome,
J udgc Dowling, Judge Gunning S. Redford,
Jr., Coroner Nelson W. Young, Hon. Peter
B, Sweeney, Hon. Charles E. LocW, Judge
Hogan, Mayor A. Oakey Hall, General Mc-
Dowell, Collector Tom Murphy, Surrogate
Hutchings, and representatives of the best
society of South Norwalk and other neigh-
boring cities.
Forts D'Iasy and Vunvrcs on the south of
Paris, have been silenced. . . .The French
have been defeated near Vcndomc. . . .A
French success is claimed near Roucn. . . .
General Bourbaki is said to be marching on
Belfort and Nancy. . . .Gcneml Fsidhcrbc is
in Lille, and the Ulilaiis have appeared near
that city. . . .The bombardment of the Paris
forts is advancing favorably for the Germans,
the barracks in Fort Montroguc being on
re. . . .Princc Frederick Charles is pursuing
General Chauzy‘s army in the valley of the
Loire. . . .The caseniatw of Fort Rosny (east
of Paris) have been destroyed by the fire of
the German guns. . . .The German heavy
guns at Mention (southeast of Paris), as well
as the other batteries in that direction, are
now in position and ready for use. . . .The
average mortality of the Genuan regiments
engaged in the siege of Paris, up to the 3lst
ultimo, is stated at two per cent. . . .A dis-
patch from Havre says that the people are
disgusted at the inactivity of General Pettin-
gees....The Germans have reappeared at
Valery and Yvetot. . . .The Prussian garrison
at Roucn has been r3111forced. . . .The ad—
vanccof the French from Havre, which is
to be aided by gimboats, awaits the de-
parture of ice from the Seine. . . .The Pros.
sisashave raised. the siege of Langres. . ..
Colonel Pratt, director of the Anglo-Ameri-
can Ambulance at Orleans, has gone to Bor-
deaux to negotiate the exchange of wounded
prisoners, of whom there are new large
numbers on both sides. . . .The Prussiflns in
the department of Yonne are concentrating
at Joigny, on the Paris and Lyons railway.
and reinforcements have arrived there from
Germany. ”A dispatch from Lille says the
Germans are massing their forces south of
Bepaume.
AME! in Washington live been compara-
tively glut since. the holidays. The Public
Debt Statesman, which we give below, shows
(3.8340300. The Secretaryof theTreas-
urykssanthorlsedthc sale of tourmillions
eteoinsndthepnrchasedeighty-fommfi-
“of bondaduxingthemnhtmomh. In
theHonsedeestheeommittee
«Ways and, lease bee hemmed-acted
”timers-cleans
smashes-lax December to the amount-
haputsflhflfltkem,
Wm .
muons-insect! regrowth“:
mammmmhm.
the gang were in Hartford, where they met
a man who was looking for work. They in—
duced him to start with them for Simsbury,
and when between Hartford and Simsbury
they knocked him out of the carriage, strip-
ped all his clothes off but. his shirt, and then
robbed him of $5011c had in his pockets.
The matter had now become so serious that
the. police of New Haven took it in 11211111,
and after :1 patient investigation succeeded
on Thursday, in arresting the whole gang.
-r....,. .
All-m Alice E. linden, of Avon, was Chas-Cd
into her father's yard by :1 fox, wilt-re it was
attacked by :1 dog. A gentle-nu 1n wan to
tlit. assist: mm: of ill(.‘ 1‘11:,:,(1:I'11i11w his r0
volu r, but In my; afraid to shoot for fun (if
wmuuling the dog, he gave the pistol in llli‘
girl, who discharged it accidentally. The
ball cmvrcil lu‘r lug above 1111- kncc, :md
conic lu-lmv, causing 11 very painful
wound.
out
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At 11 meeting of tlic crmlituns of (lakes,
Ame-1&1 (‘0..011 Monday, in Boston, the 00111-
mim-c previously appointed
their affairs, reported that the assets of the
firm exceeded the indebtedness by over
$8,000,000 and recommended an extension
of six, twelve, eighteen, and twcnty‘fuur
months, the creditors to receive 7 per 01-111.
linen-1*
“'11ng in the Portland quarries 11:11'1' lwcn
reduced from $2 75 to $1 50 per (lily. There
have been employ cd in tlic quarries during
the summcr about om- thousand men. Dur-
ing the wintcr there will be employed some
six hundred. For the lust Illl‘l‘l‘ months the
springs in 1111- quarries have failed and
water has 1101-11 limuglii from the r'11i-r for
tho boili'l'.
7‘»
‘>
@1111: chronological records of 1870
show that the early part of the year was
extremely wet. 0f the first nineteen Mondays
but four were pléimzmt, and the murmncc
of heavy ruins was frequent, the last being
in July. The total fall of rain, notwith-
standing the late Mouth, was five inches
above the average, nearly two—thirds of
which fell, however, during the first half of
the your. June was the wotcst. month, the
fall being 8.2‘2 against 1111 ordinary average
of 3.78.
w 7 -
a The venerable John Bright 1111s 10
signed his position in the English Cabinet,
on account of ill-health. So one after
another of the English liberalists arc drop
ping- out of the ranks.
«>— ,
{3‘ Hon. Jamw Kelly, Postmaster of
New York city during the administrations
of Lincoln and Johnson, died suddenly at
his neidencc in that city on Tuesday cvcn~
mg.
4..
(3‘ We announce no arrivals or depart-
ures from this port, the harbor being closed
with ice for the first time this season.
—”~—-——
WThe (#41:th which iscxccllcnt author-
ity (in such subjects, snysn “strange woman’
has come to town. .
W
LOGAI. NOT 1058.
The Drink of all Drinks is S. F. Peck’s
Hot Sada Water. '
Stamped Note Paper, of all kinds and
quality, executed with neetness and dispatch
at A. Sword‘s News Oflice, opposite the N.
Y. «is N. H. Railroad depot.
S. F. Pcck’ 3 Root Beer still sells, but his
Hot Sada Ww’i'atherputsitin the shade.
A. SWOrd's News Depot is the place to get
your Magazines, Medical; etc, bound in
any manner to suit. at low figurw and with
dispatch. Try him if you please.
Brummcil’s Cough Drops, an excellent ar-
ticle for colds. For sale by S. F.1’eck,
Dmggist.
~—
A.Swords, with the coming 'iliv’Of the» ~
thenewyeafhashrgesddihomof‘ncwaud
to examine -
Barv,Mr1- Vtillimn. Lockw.ood Mrs. A. A.,
8min, M1; Resizing?” gym? ”£1.10qu
rector n- 111, e rs -.
Green, )MissE ‘1: $1311. yhlisan Nellie.
Ilartrick. Miss Hannah Waldron, Mrs. Sarah
Jennings, Elizabeth.
GENTLEMEV‘ S LIST
Abbott. W, 0.. Agent, Munson W.
Brown. I). C. II, Murray, William ll,
Dlmon, Frederick, Persons a (10.,
Ehrlick. L, Rockwell, George
Hanforil. \Vm. Henry, Jr, Smith t. Cnrlkins.
Irwin, A. (.2. Scott John,
Morgan, George A.. V antendt. W.
Persons calling for the above letters will please any
sdvrtiscil. CHAS. OLMSTEAD. P. M.
Baptist Tabernacle.
IIF, scat! of this Church will be rented on Friday
Evening. January 13m. 1871. at quclock.
or tank r of Society Committee. {Ht
\‘oticc.
501' 111 .\onw 111.1; Sav Huh B11111; I
Januari 2.1871. 1
’l‘lli-I 11.-11ml .umiennnal Dividend has been dc
clnrcil punihlu on and after January 1 1871.
it'd. W. 8 HANFORD, Treasurer
Election.
V ‘1”; n gulsr annual incciing of The \‘orvialli Steam
F-riighiing (‘c. for the election of Directors.
for the ensuing war. will be held at the office of
Raymond Bros l-‘rida. flth met at 71-2 oclock,
p. in. .l. RAYMOND Secretary.
Notice.
THE Annual Met-tin: for the election of officers of
he Old “'0" C.lnb will be held in the (‘lub
Room on Saturday evening Januarv Milt. 1871.111
811 dock. Ms. L slALLo way.
Notice
8-21 Secretary.
IS he -rcl1y 2h en in the Democratic E111 ctors of the
Second \ min: District that tho-n will be a (‘au
('11:. held at Luca! Hotel. on Thursday Evening Janu-
arv 12111.11! 1 "lg 11 'rlock. for the purpose of appointing
d rum- :1 to the several Conventions, and to transact
any 01h: r business proper to come before said meet
log. P! r urdi r ( ‘onimillot- ill!
Notice.
tlrru r: or Nomuij Locx (‘ 011911“: 1
5011-11 Nonwaut, Jan. ll 1871.1
’l‘lll“ Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
\nrwalk Lock Co, will beheld at their office. on
W-tdmsdav. the 115111 day of January atio‘clock,
r x. for choice of Directors for the ensuing year and
01' [in irnnnm'timi "P such other busincw as may be
rough! "1' "Adv 11.1. ".1 cling.
iHi‘ E. BEARD, Secretary.
SOUTII NORWALK,
At 7:48 P. 31.,
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
South Num'alk, Jan. 12, 1871.
hannwann.
’l‘im best assortment in town of
GENERAL HARDVVABE.
MECHANICS TOOLS,
Of the best quality.
Paints. Oils and “huduw Glass,
9-!"
Mineral Knobs, a la
Pocket Cutlery, of the t quality, cheap for cash.
W. C. QIJINTABD it C0,,
(‘nmer Main and “'ashington streets,
SOUTH: NORWALK, CONN.
31'“ RNA}?
e1:
w c. Q! I\1'ARD
South NorwnlL Nov. 27,1810.
Use Renne's Pain Killing
MAGIC 01L.
“ It Works Like a Charm ”
Have you Headache ? i' so Rennc :1 Magic Oil.
Have you Toothache Y I as Renae s Magic Oil.
Have you Neuralgia i I'se Bonus 8 magic Oil.
Have you Rheumatism ? Use Renae a legit Oil.
[lave you Sore Three! 5 Use Raine s Magic Oil.
Have you Sciatim ? Use Beans s Magic 01’).
Have you a Bruise '3 Use chnc‘ s Magic Oil.
Have vou Cramp.- ‘ i so Hence a Magic Oil.
Have you Cholera Mot-bus ‘ I so Renae 3 Eagle Oil.
line you lameness c 011.
1 se Renne 11 his
of Pain. you cvcr tried.
it faithfully. it willdoyou
Directions on each bottle.
or Merchant \1' here I'ou trade.
roll you (r‘emrute Rm:
the manufacturer‘ 3 lowest price at retail.
hold“, is Kerri-ant and Greet:
put u in three slug-11.3 called Trial Size.“
“Medium Size. ’ and 'Large Family Size bottles.
\LRENNE Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
lenBLD Mars
Board of llcllcf.
\'
A ithoun of Norwalk, will he held Saturday.
January 141n.1s71.aisoclock r 11., at Room \0. 4.
Fnlmclrk‘ 0111111 Bunk building i
81' order of
WILLIAM 1; JAMES, Board
1051.111 12. MARVIN of
an cums 1", mimics, 9 Relief.
111 (he District 0011'qu the United States for (It: Die.
Met (1" connection.
N the matter 0! Benton] B. Fairchild, in bank.
ruptcy. bankrn 1.
Tue undersign hereby ives notice of his up
intmcnt as mi cc of i nnford B. Fulrchild. of
anhury, in the cunt oi’ Fairfield and State of
(onnecticut. within ital District who hasbeenad-
h ndgedabaukru t upon the titiou of his creditors
y the Hon. \ lliam D S ipman, Judge of said
coan within and for said District.
Dated at Bridgeporto Dec 21, l8“).
OHN P. BEA'l'l‘l, Assigned
notice.
AN adjourned meeting of the Board of Relief of
the city of South Not-walk will be held in the
Council Chamber. on Tuesday aching 17th inst at .
Tuclock: and at the same time an place. a joint
meetin of the Board of Relief and Assessors will
be he! {or the abatement 01's the Poll Tax.
roi’
BBISN'EDICT, : Btz’ard
GEO. SEYMOU§v
WK. H W
iRcllei.
JOHN H. SMITH ‘:
\VM 8 BOUTON, Aseessm’s.
NELSON-I. CILA“
South Norwalk Jun 11,1871 9-1l.
Valuable Real Estate fin- Saic in
Westport.
ONE Cottage House and two acres of land, situ-
ated on Prospect Hill, in the town of Westport,
commanding a beautiful view of Long Island Sound.
Also, nine norm of land; situated near the Compo
school house, about 1.000 test of water front, suit-
able for a first—class residence. Also, twenty-five
acres on Franklin avenue and Washington street. in
lots to suit purchasers. Inquire of
93m“ ‘ E. P. SMITH.
Commissioners Notice.
THEM saltwater-5W appointed by the Court of Pro-
«Kuwait. count on-
ore to neceite, examine and decide upon the claims of
the creditors of the estate of Thomas an in-
solvent debtor, of Nor-walk, in said Dis as-
signed in trust for the benefit 01’ his creditors,
byflvewmtm euteetwill critical) or
our saldap inunent, e‘atthe olice of!“ &Wood-
weld. dNorwslhono‘ themes
in Febmaiy
1871 and on the 5th onggilhml, at 10 o'clock
ye. court hath limi-
A. 1.0! each of eiid
tedand allow tour rthsnon date
fore the exhibition to us of claims against asides-
"Beige; at Norwfllt, this 81st day of Decembor.A.
WA. AWE!!!)
ASA B. WOODWABD
9-4:. Commissioners.
GlFT AND MISCELLANEOUS
B o Q E. s ,
.OXFORD BIBLES,
adjourned meeting of the Board of Relief for P . A _
hold by F. B. PI‘RDY. South Normalk.
Friday Evening, Jan. '30, 1871,
For the benefit of the Fund for worn—out Ministers
Rim, Marilee and Dad Locks, Porcelain, Plated and
assortment of Table and
This' is the Best Family Remedy. to cure 11] kinds
it is ck'nn, safe and delicious to use. and if you use
Buy it of thc Drugmst
If flhey he“: not got
it on hand they will said for it It. vour request. and
1‘1! tug Huge: Oil, at
9-2!
J. F. do 0. R. BENNETT
()ilcr their entire Stock of Winn-r (lilllllfl, 111 greatly reduced prices,
ran was NEXT :11er nave.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
usually kl'lll in 11 Variety Store, at prices lth-r than over before. (lull mulcxumlne before it is too late.
'11 11nd Gent's Underwear, fr
inmost stock of lluck Gloves 11111
Merl 0011, Volume, Saline, Empresfi
CLOSING OUT SALE!
(Hf
BEAUTIFY MYUUR HOMES!
A Lang- and Elegant .lsmrtmi-m of
e
‘Aframed and Unframed
CHROMOS, EN GRA
V
&c., will be clog-d out at Auction. in
CLARK‘vS BLOCK, MAIN .QTREET,
FURNiTuRn
~—AND—.
UNDERlAKINO.
“'E KEEP ON HAND
NEXT OF
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
I'XDEREiKIxG.
“care prepared to furnish menthing acumen
red
for the interment of the dead We are al§o preps
to keep bodies in a patent ice make! witho it “ul-
tiug the WV.
E- RAYMOND C 80“,
\o. 36 Main street, opposite Prowitt B idi 0
Norwalk, Nov. 11,1870. 111 at!
A GENERAL ASSORT—
Opporitc the Depot, South Norwaik, commencing
Friday Evening, Jan. l3,
and continuing every eveniny until the stock is
disposed o .
Oval and Square Frames.
In connecdon 11311.1 the Auction there will be a
MRS. I. A. JUDD,
EGS lemc to inform the Ladies of South Nof
walk and 1 icinity that she has just rcturnedfrom
Neu York with a New and Varied assortment
Millinery Goods.
Consisting of
Velvets, Ribbons, Flowers, Frames, Laces, 61c.
Tnmm‘ ed Bonnets a; Jockeys
kept nconstantly on he and made to order.
eeted with our 1111 eryDepertmeanse
Dress and Cioakmaking Rooms.
Particular attention paid to Patterns.
Washington Street, two doors below the Bunk.
INSURE IN THE
Travelers Insurance Go.,‘
OfHartford,Gonn.
Mains; mast-1%.,
73st the ofilce of MELVILLE E MEAD,
- m
141
Dariancpot, Com
Dollar Store.
8. C. NOBTKBOP.
THE BEST NEW HAVEN MS
-Are only 17% cts per 1b.,
.1: coxs'rocx's.
The Beat
New Haven Pure Lard,
Inn-namenhmsmiy
14% Cents per, Pound,
At COKSTOCK’S.
The Best'flew Haven
CLEAR PORK
Drafis on RoyaI‘Bank of lreiand.
Draftson all parts of Europe. Pause
Tickets to and from all mitts of Europe.
For saleb
MIELVILLE E. MEAD,
Darien Depot, Conn. .
Is only IBCmts per It)!
“A: ooxsmms.
Tout.
Brick Dwelling House near the Depot. Also the
our Old
throne,
of a house on Crou 8
field Mao a house on Van
Downw'rown. Apply to DUDLEAYtI‘lexL
Sou. th Net-walk, Nov. 17, um
commissioners Notice.
Bulk.
New Haven Previsions
Fresh, Salt and Smoked
macaw-com
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