mnwumn—MWe-tuuimghumm
“and lacks. N}; 1.3.: 73:1. Rev.W.G.
Nahum.
6mm Cum—“august [as
1-.” that. “Klimt; 1:13; 2.11.:
ind-3MB; Inklncsmthetor.
WTm—um non-01m-
11:11.1”; A...:1!¢ r.n.:sulnyncnoot.ux. Rev,
Jon Dun. tutor.
I. E. Cum-lain street. Rom of service. 2
10", 1 I :.XP. 1.: mm 12‘. Rev. Dm-
'IL \. m Pastor.
\mnr cacti-8.311 "knew-8m Wuh-
zmrma atmt. Bound nan-Ic— 8f 51: Turn
l’nyw meeting Wednesday evening.
>60me
31' i‘nt's Enacuru. min—Church Square.
RAW “'1 1‘ Hunt. D. 1).. Better. Hours of ser-
11-~1~. :11; n ; 7r 1.; Sixty-608.11); an.
5:11:50 3] 1-1 Cartel—Corner Welt Ind Mott
mean“ 9.1. L $111020, Pater. Home of cer-
tiu- :1“. .1 1.; 2 v.1; Slbhlth school between
warming and e‘tm services; prayer meeting in
l.r<"a7v’ [hum at 7 r. I.
szr unsustainfloxu. Cumin—Church Square.
Rm 3.11121. Dunn. Pam. noon; at service.
111'. 1 11.7! I.:§und:ynchnol.l2tolr.n.
3r Nun‘s km \CATIOHC.)—Comu' Welt
tumor and Chain! «reel. Rev. Pun A. 51113,
P331117. l' A. Icmv. Aseistnnt Pastor. Hours or
arm 111' i .1. 1.. Ex A. 1.; 333‘ P 1; Mass every
motion; between T and 3 o‘clock.
Fug-r Elm-1' Clan—thumb squire. Rev. C.
W tnsTE‘. E‘s-tor. Bonn 0! center. 10):; .1. 11.; T
r ‘ Min-lay «tool. 12 n.
it E ll"! “turn-Tm Hill. toolerul.) Rev.
t IM‘THPIKI llt'x‘r, Pastor. Hours of service. 105
1 I .r I ;5unda_v school. 1?. x.
T: .*1i,"s.-:xfugfiv"
. t'n'zshnuz Allen \\ ill
t 11"l1lu Allen's debts.
4 \h' l-I. Dunning caught alarge shark
'10‘Yll' firesiryk‘ Point on Thursday.
tly llmt‘
1121) 1:11 more
T"'._':~1."ling' the (in‘gnry’s Point Raiimsd.
r'l'he Young Men‘s Christian Association
-~ .\1-r1\ ulk arc arranging for :1. fine coursc
.11’ in ”D ~ 111’“ “inter.
~1lillil|3 ll. Eli» and George N.
or». have gone to New Brunswick,
wr 1 “here iw n11p:’v.~’p€‘1't<if a draft either,
4 Thumb H'Ncil. foreman in the New
\ - 2;. mad New ”111 en Railroad repair shop.
lb- '1
not found out in
Smith Norwalk
:1 It: is t11'kl1’1i alums: to
have
’l 1 'ii‘.~ ‘galli‘n ii
\.
.7 'nii
'l‘u' resulutlull, changing the 1131111; of
the .\’«1r11.alk (’n—opctntivc Benefit Society,
:1) .\1'.1 Engluud CU-Upt‘fillh't' Benefit So-
:1 ltd: ln-n Mud-'1! in tha~ House of Rep-
{131)
The A ll. composed of bag
:15 at ummuton on the New Hart and
z'u 1l11, and the 1,1":
1 9
mm. 3211‘
> ‘1-«i1.’.\‘,
\. 1\ ll 11. .~, Ruth-"ml. hold their «cond i 5:11 misfit The fin:- was undoubtedly incen-
=‘z'1lml 1321:11‘11111'2 a? l’1~n.d Rocks. "n 5.10 ; diary, and the authoritits lmve offered a re—
"“-~"' lwnrd of five hundred dollars for the dctcc- ‘
A' 1 liltft‘llllf.’ oi
'zr-I.t_\'. l: A “11ml“ :1rd 11 1s unanimously
1 vim '.\l indemt
and \t . S. llszord Secretary and
l‘rvs’. :1- 1:1,
Tn ' r
l‘Ew put}; 1 f .\ “1.11.1 :c‘uthumn who
'1 1' h Kline several days ago, returned
1. . T1 1'11 31' cr eujnying a very pleasant
s \, .1 '1. Tin-y bring back glouiug reports
”1: .~hin: MY Pushing“: Island and pick-
er 1‘. il‘llln‘; in \\ intbrup Like; ll“. R. finiith
'n':._".i1c t.1.1111,11~ 1n cmlist, and J. P. Beutty
'Er - iximpinu picket-ilist, whilc wuuumdorc .
h:- rmii was unuuimously dm'larml chum-
’ : an? at: 15111.» 'J1
L' L. Van Allen. the publisher of the
.lfi’ut/n'y .Vug'uz.‘nr, of New York. is
"1.1’ 1 Etr. soliciting subscriptions for that
l! is devnted to llll elevation of
.1 1x1- 1 and l~iill11l \1itb.'.'1w and 11 hole
1 m 1.11.11,- reading. Rev. .Brcckcn—
‘ 3 ‘1 1-1 an article on labor on in the July
' a 211' The pace is remarkably ion, and
l~l' :1 Allin will probably have no diffi‘
.3'1 ix 1 :cttin: 11 lur:c list of subscribcrx
- Ti.» cmpluyes of
‘l 11 11%:2" Manufactury
uumlwr of fifteen hundred, came
'1) ltnmu Point on the steamer Nov-
1 E1_1_ 1 :1 Monday. and had a guy time. One
." iln fen-men, Robert R058, fell. and came
. :1 . . :.r "making: his neck.but nomher ac-
’1..I«n-i‘rreel that ‘1‘ heard of. Resrles
5.3:»; this f;1r~fun1ed resort more popu-
' 131.111 en r. and everylxxly will be glad to
’ . “ uln‘
.:1l
the Howe Sewing
12,.
1.11:1
I~ .,..‘ 3,3: ha i- tn “inmiful.
crowd :1! the
There u.t~ :111 lump-us:-
1... nit' «1t 1311- l-‘rulnhm L'lub on Monday
. . min-z. it: Benedict’s Grove. A large plat-
.. rai~c~l for t‘m- accommodation of dun-
~. \\ .1: constantly occupied. a string band
. 1,41% . in: the music. Th: club entertained
3.11.1 .muzmny with several patriotic and sen~
mugs. which were received with
The grounds were decorated with
lanterns and flags; the stars and
.,..~ and German mlors being tastefully
IT“‘I!T;:“': about ”11' platform. The com~
p.111) «wmfil tucnjoy themselves after the
Herman fashion-and *hc psrtybroke
'1 la" hour
.i.:1v 127:1}
. {\l'
11.1:
H's:
-y_1
»r .
-.luhnl’)t-1utelly, A boy of fifteen. who
...1- ‘1er as works“ Baynmnd W3,
an! amazed on Sunday evening for molt
pun Elizabeth Mourc, a little girl fourteen
)0’3!~ of age, with attempt at rape. The act
nzu Llflnfllml 1‘ East XHN‘Ilk. on the
Monday previotm llclwas brought before
J'ulzr ('rav: on Hominy. and held, in bonds
- :' ll 1-.- hundred dollars. to answer. Bissell‘
apt-canal for the State and \Vilwn for the
1lel‘1'nc1.‘
«Hear Wmi'tth': sou-inch“; Rev.
Maize! aim-rue or Norwich X. Y., who
candies: Plymouth pulpit in his abstract}:
a rig known not on y
.. dalflzfi'fimozmm.
1b.: harsh: {canto-lam
has attended his exertions us :1 mm!"
4 Misti-1L As captnin of a [use bull nine.
sud (m of a volunteer fire company
in mm 3‘:
kcfonirrinnni ‘.sm0k"er~saif.
goalies. pine: whereuen unable to
mm M 21hr. wine We: develop
lltsWMhm mm bodies.
lthsidthldlfihi Minotaur: the
“mimic-3W thanknotnow
“mamwwmw
did. 3- York“.
It. outlier!!! “firthcpolpitot the
at Madam,
“armnrmn
rind . , c.
"The evvmmittec have reportul adversely ;
l'llls, of ,
2 household in heathen lands.
l sacrifice?
111- rye qvert-ly injured on Monday by E
l a saved «ml added to our immnrtal crown
Hartford '
and not 1
the Directors of the?
F ni‘fia l i t ounty Fin Insurance Co, on Sat- l
H. R Treadwell V we ,
... W... “a“..-
or East Bridgeport, ’
,M, '1. ,
paw-BLCJEM: WJIA.
Mud Jfl am; ”—3.
ning, kat. Beuialnm, Mm
Sidney Jennings, Cracker, Fred J.
Wright. John C. Byxbee, William McGov-
ern.
A meeting of the club will be held to-
night. when the members will deposit their
soiling fees. draw for berths, and complete
the arrangemenm for sailing.
.‘lulonm lean-g.
The Ladies‘ Mission Band convened in
the parlors of C. F. Tolles, on \Vednescfsy
afternoon. the twelfth inst. It was well
5 attended. The meeting was called to order
by the President, Mrs. Davies, who read “the
0111,0111 story." and offered prayer from the
fullnessof a heart where the great mission
work of reform finds abode. indeed all the la-
dies seemed zealous in their efforts to re—
lieve the wretchedncm of our ill-fated sis-
ters. whose eastern “ homcsare darkened by
the bancful shadow of heathenism." Vastly
interesting reports from missionaries in Cal-
cutta and Japan were read by Miss Snowden
and others: Reports which reveal the extreme
degradation extent in those benightcd lands
and also the glorious work being accom-
plishcd by our misionaries It is no won»
der that e1- erv missionary’s hearts pierced
, by the try', Oh if the women of your hap-
' py c1 vuutry really believe we are dying for
evcr 11 ithotzt that religion. why do they not
send u~ more teachers and more Bibles." It
is :1 question we may each ask our own
hearts (“an it be that we are allowing the
our t utire attention. Surely we have not
taken our firstle-sson in self sacrifice. \Ve see
our nl‘lt’fi hungcring and thirsting for the
word
(ion.
“ glad tidings ofjoy." In the Tenth Annual
Report of the \Voman's Union Missionary So-
ciety of America for Foreign Lands we find
: this sensible suggestion : " If every woman
. in our country would each year deny her-
self some trifling adornment. ~o1nc Useless
, Bible and a iiiimionnry to every
how great the result! I" One less
ribbon. one hss jewel here, and the gem of
Another Fire.
A \lisn‘ii'oli: tire was discovered
tau 4111p uf Israel Lockwood, 11cm- St. Paul‘s
L“ .1111'1 h on Sunday morning. The Nut-walk
Fire l)e;urtnient rallied and brought their
niacin 111‘ promptly to the scene, but the fire
had already spread to the church horse sheds.
, and from them to the hum of Rev. Dr. Mead.
These buildings were all completely dc-
? smiye l and but for the heroic efforts of the
l firemen tht rectory 11.1uld also l'ltH'l been
in the
tiuu and Conviction of the guilty parties.
““0 :1 re pained to notice that the Charter
the Nurwzilk Fire Dcpartmcnt is still
suffering from the slanderous attack of the
‘ Guam of )lnyfitlth. it will beremembercd
that at that time it publishcd what ,.r L tcnded
‘ to he a revelation of the custom of the
metnlwh cf the department. uf lighting
l fires f« r 2111 t";:1uf running 11 ith the
.\~ the {lilil‘lC appeared in the edito-
:u1d one
1 hi
1
Luiur
rial department - f
of its \tliikvl\ is fora-111.111 of the steamer.
13UFL‘\ were looked upon with rather
lnlfl‘le. Since then
some l'Tt‘tlEZEL'U: persons, '.1 ho have been in
credence to the cunt"
7 be 611311.; :1:
H20
.. .
11:51:“
more 91.111 ordinary
gthc lmbit Hf .531 in;
nicnts of our cntcmpomry.
the honor of the Norwnlk Fire
N011 we have nu the proof
either of hue ('nnt‘liqrxb
tion~ did 1"»: trri::"1:’.t1' 11 ith me:
sticpartmzm. but the Charge brought by tbc
t Goa-rue i< of so serious 3 character that we
warn
lhavt‘ 8:11;! lib 11
n distrust nf
Departmam
} in lizmd
1;,31- tiic
themselves with ~11 much
honor tin inj ustitc to harbor suspit i Hits of f
2their guilt without more truiiide autlmri~
l tv Guam,
any «The of honor and justice lift, in rc4
tmct its .‘lill‘ldt’mll‘ statements, if they are
11nd thus relieve lircuiuu of
And we call upon the
not true. the
upon them. and alloy in the public mind the
painful >1: pit ions and :1ppri:lwnsinn,< which
it has : \-
2:91!
The Storm.
Th: fi'i :11! ul stn "In uith 11.11111 11.
fixitm. on Saturday. was probably the most
disastrr) us that 11th over swept
‘1\ (‘1'?
terrible and
over this plum-
About two o‘clock. driven byastrong
wind, they 1:111:12 sweeping arm» the sky.
and another storm cloud which had risen in
the north east rolled down frnm that (lll't'C
tion. “1 hen tht' black and antrr' , mass col-
lided 111erhcu.thej$\wuclc \vzvsonc of 1m-
wlcnts’ i grandeur. A11 UKNH‘II and;
terrible roar of thunder ~lmok the earth and
sky and the whole atmosphere blazed and
crackled with viv id lightningr while torrents
of min deluged the :round. The tank of
the storm seems to have been narrow. an rid
its direction mutb mst- , and the line of its
greatest furv was rather south arm-1:13.
\\'8:(.
and was verv light ms: of “ (stpon.
dimmer~ of the destructivencss of [111 storm.
The lightning struck m fifteen or more places
within the limits of the town. the following
being the most imnmtant cases that have
come to @19116152’?“ 4;. g", .“.'1 3.3 ,J-i 5.
Theodore Ii. Mills, of 11 we Mile River.
'4’," ith’ his brother and three other young men,
was on his Wits homo, ”d 13;»de ipipg
“'ilson's (five to lie during the storm. The
r-unpany was all below except. himself when
_, at shaft of lightning struck the mast, sud
passing down struck him as he WE sweep
1 ng the ban me as: dis
:Esking him overboard into the water. His
mums “WW-t9:
passed through the deck into the chin Ind
then out tearing runny, ”K Ind
clinging to the gunwale Mr. Mills was a
“g man gram”
community andldtn wife ndoacchild
to mourn his mm
Lyman Enpp’s burn. at Ely’ s 1Neck, was
its Inch!!!“ , .
m exam
~c
notiflnred‘: “dip-3'
extravagant foibles of the hour to engross ,
' that can make them wise untosnlvn- .
and then withhold from them these.
l
1
E intlulzcncc, the amount would soon send a .
idolatrous l
How small the
mar '
lini e entertained ,
ixbcm of that _
l’u‘l‘ll‘ to nnt do the bmv c bins 11 ho ;
if it has i
the burden of rxliuui which it has brought .
From long before midday j
thn’ntening clouds bad hung in tile north.
It was not remarkably sev ere in St: unford
woe:
nigh-imam
mmmctdthebufidlng,mdsepnnt
in; 11mm Mmonefollowing the
ping it entirely of its covering
Mn. Willlun H. Fathom! her daughter
In Jarvis, were sitting near a window,
“latter-having I potent inher lap, A
, ' of electric fluid, whichmustlnve been
nearly spent in the air, coming through the
window struck the daughter near the left
knee, and paging down to her foot escaped.
She was temporarily m; “her
mother nlso received a slight ‘éhock.
Several trees were struck and some very
valuable ones ruined ; but. the above are all
the serious results that have come to our
. knowledge.
School Examination.
The annual public examination of the
Union School at East Norwalk oecun'ad on
Friday afternoon. before the oommittea and
a large company of patrons and friends.
The school showed evidences of being well
organizedpnd under very excellent dicipline.
The examinations, in the seven] deport-
ments, were in reading, spelling, geography,
arithmetic, grammer, and vocal music. A
200d general understanding of each of these
branches was exhlbtrd,»and in some ones,
a really remarkable proficiency inmost or
all of them. “'8 can speak unhesitatingly
of the examinations in arithmetic, as being
unusually thorough and exceedingly satis-
factory: The musical exercises, which are
a spccml feature of this school, were also
very interesting. The blackboard alone has
been used: no books having been provided,
and none required by the veteran professor,
who has had charge of this department.
Most of the school apparently can read mu-
sic readily, and sing it at sight. The 1110-
notony of the examination exercises was
enlivened by several appropriate songs un-
; der the leadership of Prof. Merriam who has
i had charge of this department since the
school was opened. “'0 understand that
there is a prospect of having the school pro-
vided with :1 good musical instrument.
To those who have lived in the communi-
ty before this school building was erected
the pmng of the district must seem re-
markable. l'ntil two years and a half ago_
the district 11 as accommodated 11' ith one of
the smallest and most uncomfortable school
houscs in the town; and it was with great
hesitation that the tax payers then decided
to erect the present large. commodious and
really handsome structure. The school now
numbers one hundred and scventy scholars,
and the attendance is for above the general
average. The community is rapidly grow-
2 ing and this district promises to be one of
the 11":chan n10~t important in H1: 11 bolt
town
The cunnnitter
. prizes for punctual and regular attendance,
‘ tbc prizcs to consist of nimble books, and
to be awarded to such scholars in should
not be absent more than st: and Ihalf days
in the two quzirtemjust endcd. There were
thirty of these. of whom had not
missed 11 single day. The following are
.thcir nuntt >' l' min 1 \\'1"’,nitn Acm- s Slmlts
Annie Pc.ck Kate 1-..Lct‘ount Amy L()(L-
w.00d Samh l’lck Marv llmvhind Eliza
T:iylnr_(21rnline Perry. Anna \ mirhies, A11-
1111 Allen. Ellcn Murphy. Belle Taylor. Mary
Brenden. Emma Mosbcr. Mary Dunnclly,
Frederick Smith. William \Varren, John
Tryuu. Joseph Ruyumnd, Algernon Byvbee,
Chm. \V. l.cL'ouut,\\'illiam G. Let‘ounl, Uco.
By xhce, George Godfrey, Alfred Bishop,
’ llomcc Allen. Elmer Byxbcc. James Taylor.
\riM-ly tlct‘itlctl
\Ullll‘
(lt'urgt' (it)1>tl\l‘ll.
(‘hlchclter’n Block.
~e11timeut of our community \1:1~
Tifl.’
111mb!
ten-(11.111 of an inferior class: of buildings
Enithin business portion of out (by
1 Sciei':tl.;1'1 one time, 11 on in proctu of L0“
,slruction,:1nd limt'c would probably havc
been ~t21rtcd had not the Board of Council
lmcn passed the ordinance prohibiting the
'use of combustible outside covering. At
this time
building were being laid, and it was under
v~toud that he contemplated putting up a
lblotlt of om story buildings. A cmempo—
‘r;"11_\ ~Ltl‘lttl the hue and cry against 11021,
gain! for :1 “bill? the m nulls were
looked upon “ith contempt, and by some
] with indignation. But the building
went upward to the top of the first story:
land 1111-11. mm :1 handsome mansard roof.
5111-1111;: finished and ornmueuted, it. rose to
thv limp-muons of a two story building. It
i was arranged for four large, light and boui-
lllt
. mudiuus stores on the ground floor. and sev—
! c1211 neat apartments up swim. Nearly
’ 1'\’1"1‘_‘.‘ room \1 us cngagedbefot'c the building
was ('1 mph-ted: and Mr. (.‘hichester has been
so fortunate and careful in his choice of
tenants. that Cill('ll01«lt.'l“$ Block [nu become
not only 11 credit to the city in its outward
:Ippcumucc. but also remarkably creditable
in the character of its occupants.
The first parties to move into the new
block Were the firm of Bodwell 6; “(3)1,
11 liq had recently purchased the newspaper,
fsuttimut'y .Lnd toy business of Charles H.
Bvxlx-c '
lain. sir-wt which is ntt1A1l up to accommo—
rerun-1111,- 11 b1 lsint ss, and w [11 re there countch,
shclv es. and 511011 windows are filled \1 ith
. current litcmturc. SWEHP’TW}! an; ’
2 Th: .next store was taken by Mrs. l. A.
lJudd “ho removed her millincry from its
l liinitul quarters across the street. It
0
l
i\
;:l1 1111150111213 mutual, aid cghv enumdyiurrr
l mnged not 111111. for the display of her ex~
:’t:n.~'ii:~ st wk of millincry goods but also
{'01 the accommodatwu- of the must £911}
plug, assirtmcnt of patterns in all this sec-
W e an oonstantlv 1n“réé‘éipi, Erma; 65.411911 of the country, MN. Judd being the
‘ agent DWI, ken; fill” ”Wig-ll!
trade hcrcabouts.
The 1011 crstore 11 as eugngcd long before
thabuilding was W: andumtiou
*sevcrnl feet was made to the rear, to
make it on ggg mg it Emma"
most minplete drug‘ stores in the State. ““1!
lsbctupiedi 11; 1:504 :safisowco- 1o: Bu~'
tensiteacquamm \11th the
elegant am ofE. T
3.9mm ~.
Theskilland Wampum-mar
mum “3 nu," ..
druggist.
in “Her '
1-:r1!!\;:1'uu~ed 111st spring :l'_":\lll>l the .
the foundations of Chichcstcr's.
The: occupy we 'store neirea'tr’
minghum, whose long experience and ex
mm&. For sale by 1". Peat,
druggict.
Brmnmell‘s Cough Drops, an excellent ar-
Slam
Prices roduwd at D. L. Wad: Co.‘s
yard: Nut Coal, 6,75; Stove Coal, 7,75: Ly-
ken's Valley, 8,50.
Initial Paper and Envelope: totmatch; a
large variety at Alex Sw g‘hirt‘? -five
ccntssbox. ““1““ ‘1 ‘
Refrigerators and Water Coolers of differ-
ent styles for sale lqwgtnt. Kanpp’s. , , 42
At W. T. Buckinghnm's you will find the
bat Initial Paper at 250ts per box, each box
containing ‘24 sheets paper and 24 envel-
Opes.
Roo'r Bum.-The wdlvkuown popular
drink of all drinks. on draught at. S. F.
Peeks drug store. Ladies come in groups
after it; children 9n fork“ the commurgg'
in general can ‘t "at uloni mthout'fi
x5.
“1'. T. Buckingham, N0. 4, Ely' 5 Block,
keeps the Patent. Duplev Ventilated Garter;
the most comfortable and durable article of
the kind ever invented.
'A Ladies all like the Patent Dublcx \“cntila‘
ted Garter, for sale at W. T. Buckinghnm‘s.
Rheumatism is cured by
Pain-Killing Magic Oil thoroughly.
using Renue‘s
we do
into a chalky substance ;" but its early and
faithful use prevents this Change.
New Books—Little )1011,Ilu1‘pers Buzat'.
Book of Decorum, and An Old Fashioned
Boy at Alex. Sword’s Book Store;
Harriet Beecher Stowc‘s New Book Pink
and White Tyranny to be issued June 15th.
There is more virtue in tho \Vinoof Life
than is stated in the advertisement in our
paper. From the best of information we
lenm it is becoming the only stimulating
ly free from everything that is deleterious to
the system, pleasant and agreeable (to take,
completely renovating the whole system by
purifying the blood ; it is also strengthening
10 the neries, producing a feeling of happi-
ness of joy where all was gloomy, despotidiug
and desolate before its use. Try it, friend,
and be convinced. See advertisement.
R \MON BFTAVCOURT
Gamer of Main 8: Washington Sts.
CIGAR MANUFACTURY
1N!) .
WIIOLESA l.l'l A {\i D “ET A I I.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STURE.
CIGARS.
l’l‘ ll if ”A \'.\X.-\
l and till the
POPULAR noursezczmm.
.11' THE
l.()\\'ll.\"l‘ PRICES IN THl-I Ul'l‘ly
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
and a lung; stock of
Pipes, and General Smoking Ar-
tlcles.
His llmuun Cigars are manufactured by himself
from tobacco imported directly from (‘uhu hi~nu
tln- country and the irquullly am he depended] upon.
\‘outh Nurwulk. Julv 13.1871.
>-
1; é '
M31“ g E
6
.52”? 2 .
THE LADIES
( > 1«""'1'II is “ GETTY”
AND Slit'TlON 01" THE \VURLI) \VILL
FlNl) Tlll'l
Lowest Prices
M) H
kenchiifs; fracas?
Jaconet Edgings, lnsertings,
Linen an Lace Collars, '
Cuffs, .Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufflings,
Veil Bot-ages, Donna Ma-
rius-1, Stamped Yokes
and Bands.
Slim Fronts, Cambrlcs, Hoop
Skirts, Gorséts,
\ml rhnusunds or othea-rtln‘gce, together with a full
In: 0
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Sheet Music
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Organs,
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Melodeons.
Violins, and
Musical Instruments
generally.
Special inducement: to teachers. of Music.
Pianos tuned. and. reminds: In. an experienced:
workman. Call and examine our stock.
Conn.
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South Norwalk,
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ROBERT C. RAYMOND
3-. ‘33,? (1 ,. fir?
RO‘VAYTQN POST OFFICE,
11111-011371. " ‘ ‘ 19-1!
E. A. WHITMAN.
MerchantTailor,
town ..
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Ha: constantly on handn fine stock of ENGLISH,
I‘RENCH ANDA AMERICAN CLOTHS, CA3-
59%,
and is constant in riceifit of £1? nc’kEut und'mtfi!j
.5 fashion: 19 styles. Having procured
the services of a
&c;
First-Class Cutter,
W;_M’§.
3;,‘9: .-“’“"b "
r latter mill $051 “if: enmiol'wemew
.yura in the business, tint can suit the most fas-
tidious customers. My game-its, both Coats and
Pants are all made by
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First-Class Men Tailors.
Cutting done for parties furnishing their own
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a” READY MADE, .u' LOW PRICES.
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JIEOJ
South No l 4:!
W. H. swonns,
MerchantTailor,
,
SO L'TH NORW’ALK, COXI‘
Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Grape
“and English Coatings,
MADE UP nt "STYLE. AND intent—i
EST PRICES.
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A good fit warranted and made as the customer
may want it. Cutting done for other: to make u
heretofore. Also a large ascertain!“
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D. DAYTON’S.
D DAYTON’S.
D. DAYTON’S
Foote’ 5 Eat Store.
SPRING STYLES.
SILK HATS,
Young ileu’ s Broadvrav and Trade
Styles.
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MID-fie latest styles out. too numerous too mama.
CAPS AND CLOTII " mars,
a; .11 11mm
BRELLAS, CAKES, LAP ROBES.
VCassimere and Felt Hats made to order.
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dress
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16.50
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