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an... wutm—mwumumnm
Hum" u! an”. 10): 1.3.: 11:11.1. llev.W.G.
"run D. am.
1 man-4m (rm-h]: W. near Lu~
.1-‘ Hotel. Minerva”; 1; TX 2.1.:
“my school. III. M. I. N. Dunno. hm.
mfmm—um lunar aer-
vk-e. 19! 5.14m leuymal. Ber!
Jon Darth. hour.
I. I. (hen—min meet. Em or sci-flee,
Ms A. l. : 7K I 1;“: M 13!. Rev. 015‘—
1u A m1. hour.
Amt“ cum—Ian ova-Bennett] Store, Wm.
raging um. Home! uni-vice ix p.111. : 7p In.
N)” «19.01an evening;
NORWALK.
Sr Pun: Mu. Outlet-Church Squre.
Km 1": c. 13.11:: D. D.. Rector. Hour- ct ser-
'1"!.lfl .1. 1.; T 2.1.: Sunday school. 1’“ P. 1.
stamp I. I Cit-Elu—Cflllc West and Hott
mennfi Rev. 1. fitness, Putor. Hour- of ser-
\1:r-_ my 1. n; i r. 1.; Sabbath school between
morning and eve-ll: “on: payer meeting in
Lermre Room at '1 r. I.
Fin-1- t‘osonnurroxn. Carnot—Church Square.
Rm Earn. Dru-An, Paton Hours of service,
to, s n . 711.; SundayschooLlsmlr.x.
Mun Cur-c- tCATIOLlC.)—C0mer West
inn-fine II‘ (w m hf. P3133 A. Sm
Pastor. P A. Inn-I1, mun: Pastor. Hours of
«min-s, 1| 1.1.: 1031; A. 1.: ix r. 1.: lass every
mvrmug between T and 5 o'clock.
Fin-r BAr-nsr L‘urncu.—(‘hurch Square. Rev. G.
W titres. Pastor. Bonn of service, 105’ .1. 31.; 7
r I ;§undnyschool.un.
ll. 1-: lion Carnal—Town H.111, tculored.) Rev.
1 lust-09m 8m. Punter. Hours or service, 10};
1 11. r l : Sundnyndrool.tr.n.
‘7
_.\\‘cstport fishermen accuse Norwalk
4". -tcr111cn of taking oysters from their river
. :21 of season, and threaten prosecution.
- “r J. B. Waring, the late efficient Sup—
- rsntrndent of the Norwalk Iron \‘Vorks, has
iru'zllt‘tl himself in New York, as consulting
. zagurwr
Atripcd bass are now being caught in
our quantities in our harbor, I". B. l’urdy
.:~.«l party hooked about eighty each one day
' ,-: week.
».\[r Frank A. Ferris of our city is on a.
, i2 ft<urc trip to Minnesota. He will accept
--"r thanks for sending us copies of the Mn-
,1 viii”: .‘c'hfl'url,
The Episcopal parsonage is fast nearing
unpletion. It will be a tinc looking struc—
Pm‘ and an ornament to the city. Knapp &
Filt'll are the builders.
The appointment of Brigadier General,
-;.mlcr the ncw military law, aftcr having
”rum tendered to C01. Torrance of Derby,
.1112! by him declined, has been conferred
upon Col. (‘mufurd of Norwalk.
- Mi» (llympia Brown, pastor of the Uni—
wrxalist Church in Bridgeport, will preach
m hackwood‘s Hall, Norwnlk, next Sunday.
«.1 Emil past ten \. \1,,:1nd two P. M.
«H. H. Pritchurd. the popular fancy goods
limb-r has a large and wellssclected stock on
hand w hich hc is bound to sell to make room_
{m- Fall good-- Now is the time for pur-
2 ham-rs to secure bargains, at. his store near
the past ofl’lcc
The yacht [ks-(lean of the Atlantic Yacht
1 12:?» J .l and “'m. B. Astor. ownem,camc ofi‘
rh- stays :11 Gregory's Point Monday after—
u-w-n. having been thoroughly cleaned and
rlmulcd preparatory to taking part in the
32-:11 yacht race at Newport, next week.
-Tlrc firm of Messrs. A. Thomas & Co,
wupm-cd of .\. Thomas, of Fair Haven, “1'.
\\ Thomas, of Hartford, :fid C. \V. Miller,
2.! llaltimorc, has one hundred and twenty
bushels of oysters in beds in Norwalk and
Fair Haven. They do business in Hartford,
Fair Haven. Baltimore, Chicago, and St.
Paul
—-Rcv. Samuel Sooville,of Norwich. N.
l . will occupy the pulpit of the Congrega-
imnnl Church, next Subbath morning and
- rcning. Mr. Scoville who is son-in-law of
licv. Henry Ward Beecher, has been preach-
ing for the past few Sabbaths in Plymouth
t‘hurch. Brooklyn. lie will without doubt
interest the full houses which will hear him.
——.\n unsophisticated “Peleg” of this city
\\ mt to Gotham a few days ago to see the
alglflfi. After wandering about through “dark
and devious ways, "furnishing amusement
for the bootblacks and meeting w ith several
mishap in trying to scrape acquaintance
with a kindred, he with some difliculry
n-achrd home with a half (lime in his pockv
ct. to tell the talc of his woes. Moral: Ten-
tlcr parents cannot be too watchful of
their ventursomc oflspring.
-—\\'1- would call the attention of rcaders
1n tln- ndvcrtisemcnt in another column of
Eli" \mcrlcan Combination Buttonhole and
river seaming Sen in: Machine. It does ev-
vry kind of work which :mv other machine
2:111 do besides having an extra attachment
for the “in; of button-holes. It runs
mmh easier and on the whole is far superior
to any other muchlne yet invented. Mrs
Nut. Washington street, is the sole Agent
1‘ r Sorwalk 3nd vicinity
«The Forum Annual Clam Bake of the
last “an s Award-don will be held at Greg-
ory’s Point on Thursday. 34:11 mm. San-
ford Shula will provide the needful, and
this alone is monomer thatno one will go
it“ hungry or unsatisfied. “r e are request-
rd in m} tint all two hundred pounders are
lraternxlly invited, 1nd thme of less weight
uill be assisted to so better their physical
umditiun as to be able to“ raise the beam“
at the round two hmidred immediately after
dinner.
o‘l'h l‘lh Rut C L. mareunionnt
Wary-1m. August 91b. The citizens of that
placepmpauetomakcitmagrealdenspos-
sible lathe“ bnvoboyg" andidsintended
thank provender furnished shall beef:
«polity superior to thnt of the furious army
hurl tack," and that there shall be plenty
of h. M MIN 91: the; fiddgf
bottle, but on the peaceful shoresofourown
happy Wt, 111‘ seen to the boys as
indeed“ arr-whine M the storm,” end it
asthcdatvofthe chimps where theyue
barium-hem as bright andsunnyns
possible. ~
—-In. Emily Paulo: of ourcity willenter
the lam field next winter with mutant“!-
in. not has: ‘ 11w Renae, the Pen,
fit”: “I! fie Young! 33¢
Putty? I. m Echl"; “Our m
Pro-bl. {in our Kati-n my;
“ W “Mat and
1’
mummy-v4 vitrified;-
«yeti-rm ‘fivfidfiim‘
0"“ b w u norm
“buttocks-mutant;
.......-v ‘x s
-—'l‘be Sunk! 86ml of the Phat I. E.
M South m in "ting-their nu-
n‘ufl emu In York,
MnAuggL no 012134? 1
ins beam ”In late 3
lnlf put eighto‘clookhx. Fuefiftyoen:
Friends of the Smithy School ore invited.
—-Halpine, the express agent, formerly of
this city. has been threatened with another
stuck. Since his recovery from Filkln’s at-
their he has been stationed at North Adams,
Mess A liquor dealer nomad Geoghegan,
went to the express ofllce to get several bar-
rels of ale, and as he had before taken some
without paying charges, Hnlpine reminded
111111 of the fact, and a dispute arose between
them. Geoghegan finally drewa revolver, ex-
cluiming to Halpine, “ I have something here
to fix you,“ and would probably have inflict-
ed srrious if not fatal injury, had not two
men who accompanied Geoghegan interfered.
He was arrested and held to answer the
charge in 3.5,(Xl0 bonds.
—At a meeting of the corporators of the
South Norwalk Savings Bank held on Mon-
day evening, the following gentlemen were
elected managers for the ensuing ymr : Chen-
ter F. Tollm, Gershom Raymond. Andrew
J. Crotut. Francis H. Nash, Burr Knapp. Al-
den Solmans, Henry H. Elwell, Jonah J.
Millard, “'m. H. Ferris, John H. Smith,
Wm. H. Hoyt. Henry R. Fitch, Talmadge
Baker, John H. Knapp, Daniel L. Millard,
Alfred Knapp. At a subsequent meeting
of the board, “'m. H. Benedict was re»
elected President ; Dudley P. Ely, First Vice
President; E. A. SVoodwar-d, Sewnd Vice
President, and \V. S. Hartford, Secretary
and Trczrsurcr.
—Somc time last summer a party hired
the Nathan C. Ely homestead of Mr. John
H. Kcyscr, who then owned the place, and
occupied the same aboutzsix months, and left
without paying any rent. During their stay
they acted very mysteriously, evidently
keeping themselvm‘ aloof from cvcrylxxly.
forming no acquaintances whatever. .‘ln-x.
D11 Quid now rents the premises: of Mr.
E. A. Woodward, the present owner, and
yesterday sent for him to come and take up
a floor, for some purpose. Upon this being
done, the sum of thrdc hundred dollars in
counterfeit fractional currencv was found
concealed. which probably explains the bus—
incss of the former occupants. The counter-
feiting is quite imperfectly executed, yet the
fractional pieces were probably thought per-
fect enough by the gang for distribution.
Upon lcaving they must havc overlooked
the pile, or thought it too much trouble to
“take up the floor and get it.
The Parallel Bond.
Thc passage of the general Railroad law
has been celebrated with great rejoicing in
Norwalk, and the project of a Parallel Road
is being rcvivcd. “'9 have not yet heard
that any stock has been taken in that enter-
prise, and the prospects of the road are very
much embarrassed by an effort to straddlc
it with all the expense attending the p53-
sagc of the general Railroad law. “'6 had
hoped this road would be started under fa-
but it seems that an effort
is being made, by those who pretcnd to be
its friends. to strangle it in the birth. As
will be scen by the following papers, which
are being circulated, it is proposed to place
a debt (we know not how heavy) upon its
shouldors at the outset, and oblige it to pay
all the costs of the stnrg’glc which has rc—
suited in tlrc passage of the new law, and
which is expected to accrue to the benefit of
the whole 5111111. The friends of the road
may wisely ask why the Parallel Road
should be selected to cancel all this expcncc,
and many well be suspicions that it is a trick
of its enemies, to kill tlrc scheme. Tlrc fol-
lowing papers are authentic and indicate
the extreme peril into which some cvll—
minded or indiscrele persons have placed
the cmcrprisc.
Norwulk, CL.
, Esq.
DEAR 5111: ——I herewith enclow you as per
arrangement paper to circulate us therein
exprcxed. Lct the good work go speedily
on. Y ours, in ery Truly,
vomhlc auspices ;
July ‘22, 1871.
W c the: subscribcm agrcc to pay our pro
portion of the expenses incurred in scour»
ing the passage of the General Railroad
Law through the general assembly, of this
State, the same payable to the Hon. Asa B
\\ odward. It. being understood that the
subscriptions be returned to subscribers from
the funds of the proposed railroad.
July 22,1871.
The Neptune Club.
The Neptune Club left- New Haven on
“'ednwluy afternoon last about 3 o'clock
r. 1.1., arrived at New London about 8 o'clock
some evening, where they remained that
night, leaving the next moming for Nun-
tucket and arrived there Thursday afternoon,
having a fine run from New London of only
fourteen hours. On Thursday evening they
attended the Episcopal Fair. The Nan-
tucket Inquirer and .lflrror has 11 complimen-
tary notice of the club, saying they will have
a hearty welcome there, and that they were
fortunately present at the fair“ enliwning !
the time with some vocal and instrumental i
music. A vote of thanks \\ .Ls gi\cn the I
club. 011 Friday they enjoyed themselves
fishing for blue fish and had good success,
Secretary Disbrow catching the largest
(625 lbs.) as well as the bust in number. The
club left Nantucket, Friday afternoon, and
arrived at 8 o'clock, some cvcning, at Edgar—
town, giving a conccrt there. and were ex—
pecting to spend Sunday at the Camp
Grounds. The Gazette‘s article of 111st week,
in regard to this club, “warning the air
dunes about the Blufi’s of Martlnt‘ s "' mm and
to ho wiry of their flirtatious, and not. to be
too ensili captured by good clothes and
good looks," and that “ the flutter that such
suiningowtummauld mire among don’t!—
enst calico, has no doubt had much to do
with [he reckless expenditure involved an
them “Hams," is an mllalfpglpse
insinuation, not only against the characters
of the gentlemen composing the club, but 11]-
so against the “ calico dorm out." There
have been no “ deserts»? from the club as
alien by are 3‘- ,
:{av
.3
.5;
.9 ’
OIrGflICoIn.
Atdczinofiim bl .‘tbéainallAs—
mbly,nn 111,30! indtantion oftheactinbor-
the. minus gas-ed.
cmrwnrt ripéns’néw hols. meio-
tlonofthecitymprovidingfortheap-
Wdifit-Jwgémficmm
hmimdajmthatitwumtdeemed
worthwhilnmagan'lait. fiatbythenct
ofthehstemerdmuy the courtwill
IftheBoud of Councilmen guilt! the
above nomad 31:17, which we do not be-
hevetheywill, thecity court ofthecityof
South Norwalk will prove tribe 3
little plum, more for the delectntion of
the Judge and the City Attorney than
tho; of the tax pay”: 5% mm
be brought before this court, and there 18 not
enough criminal business here to keep a
Judge from making 11 Rip Van Winkle of
himself during five days out. of, every week
The number of criminal cases tried with-
in our city limits during the past year does
not show an average of two cases a week.
It will cost the city as much as two thou-
sand dollars a year to run such 11 court,
while under the old way of disposing“ mat-
ters of which this court will have jurisdic-
tion, the expense did not amount to one half
that sum. . 4 4
4 ,
Beading Notices-
‘—
For a. splendid child‘s Cnrriagc, go 111A.
Knapp‘s.
Juiubc Paste, for irritation of the throat,
coughs, colds, &c. For sale by S.'F. Peck,
druggist
Try the Old “’9“ Club Cigars, forrsalc by
C. Swartz & Co.
Refrigerators and “Filter Coolers of differ-
ent styles for sale low at A. Knupp's.
Something new in the Cigar line. The
Old “’0“ Club Cigar, C. Swartz & Co man-
11facturers
Brurumell‘s Cough Drops. 1111 excellent ar-
ticle for colds. For sulc S. l“. Pct-k,
dnrggist.
l14\'
Prices reduced at I). L. Millard it Co's
yurd: Nut Coal, 6,75; Stovc Coal, 7,75; l.v-
ken's Valley, 8,50. '—
Ncw Books! Pink and “'hitc Tyrrauy,
by Mrs. II. B. Stowe. For sale at Alex
Sword‘s. A Terrible Temptation.
AL W. T. Buckinglum's you will find the
best Initial Paper at 951:1- par box, each box
containing 24 sheets paper and 24 envel-
opcs.
For fineness of flavor and pleasant 111st?
we rccolnmcml the Old “'cll (‘luh Cigars.
Roo'r BEER.——Tb0 well-known popular
drink of all drinks, on draught at S. F.
Pcck‘s drug store. Ladies come in groups
:1er i1 ; children cry for it ; the community
in gcneml can’t get along without it.
Something new this week. Alex Sword's
will open 11 case of Initial Note Paper, each
box of which will contain two quires of pa-
per and two packagesof envelopes. and each
box will also contain a prizc valued from 50
crs, to $25.00 Price $1.00 per box
Alcx Sword's is making large additions to
his Circulating Library, censisting now of
nearly four hundred volumes.
licnnc‘s Pain-Killing Magic (lilois 11 vcry 2
compound for rheumatism, and
every kind of pain, agile in the face and
jaws, neuralgia. spinal irritation, lrcaduchc,
and lsmcncss, bruises contusions 11nd sprains.
valuulrlc
hic no more. Would we could, persuade
men to takc Yinurn Vitzr and throw
physic to the dogs. From what we know of
it, wc shall with pleasure recommend in use
in sickness or in health. When well it
keeps you from bcing sick, when sick it
makes you well. Can we say more. ,Yes
we can and will; it is also a pleasant and
healthy stimulating beverage, containing
nothing but the purest medicinal properties.
See advertisement.
CLOSING CUT SALE !!
For the next thirty days we ofl'cr our entire stock 0!
Summer Dress Goods
regardless of
C l O S ‘I' .'
Best French Lawns and Organdies at
Twenty-Five 01:. per yard.
'hrellas Way, Down.
Ladies’ Gents’ and Children’s
Gauze? Wrappers. ,
Inspect our
m 13an 5.5.12an
W at an 1514: @pfimbrt
colors nlwlysou
Embroidered Buck Kid Glove
for One Dollar. . 1
Double Button Gloves for
mos 54m;- >5 3.5.53
'. :1;n::‘—:~“
5151'. seamen KIDS 2131: m1;
’5‘“ (11.? 0.1.1.1.»
863m!
A.
V4!Tifi" ’—
Ro ,
Th most eligible Summer Re-
“3m 66.1356 Tafimfilor:
4
'47" $11'
lsnowopentothefilu Mich-44th: to!
ordertortlemmoo
n1.
cleaned and put an "a“
belore. c
grove, and everywnvenlenoe, at. small expense.
manshmws or ALL me.
including
ride, mm. W“. £50.}! ”3131100 migraglé:
BOATS smnmnm with oompe tenttmnlngers,
Flahln orhSuillngPl
The urynnd Norwalk Railroad will issue ax
(torsion tickets to parties at very low rates—lower-
thnn ever before.
Seofleld from the- South Nor-
flit
L will run Suva
walk depot, Gully, 0112p Irrivn o! the trains from
b181, Man. 111.,
e
subscriber will devote his entire Ittentlon to
the entertainment of his guests and will seek to
merit a llberll W.
386w p. “'ALTER SEARLE,
BOOKS, ST (TIONERY,
WRAPPING PAPER.i
of all descriptions,
'f‘VINE Efl‘C.,
Wholesale and Retail.
WRAPPING PAPER and ENVELOPES
a
PRINTED TO ORDER :
ALEU
CATHOLIC BOOKS ' V
or all dcscripu'mu.
BUCKINGHAM'S,
4, l‘lly‘s Block.”
W. '1‘,
No.
351! South Norwnlk, Conn.
‘111 MON BETANCOURT
Corner of Main 80 Washington Sis.
CIGAR MANUFACTCRY
.\.\'l) 5
WIIOlJ-ISALE AND RETAIL
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STURE.
l’lTRl‘} HAVANA (‘l(i.\IiS,
und all the
POPULAR DOMESTIC BRANDS,
.\T THE
LHWEST PRICES ]N THE CITY.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
and n lnrgc stock of
Pipes, and General Smoking Ar-
tches.
llin llmanl L‘imrs are manufacturcd by lrimnel!
from tobacco imported directly from tuba his nu-
the country. and their quality can be dcpendcdl upon.
South Norwnlk July 13, 1871 9-1!
E
C
THE LADIES
Tins. “QITW’
AND sncrrox or THE WORLD WILL
rum THE
Lowest Prices
Hosiery. Glam hind-
kerchiefs, Laces,
l 1
v
()1?
Jaconet Edgings,’ linse’i‘tlhgl‘s,
Linen and Lace Collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufflings,
V'r-il lierug-es. Donna Ma-
, Plus. Stamped Yokes
‘ and Bands, ”2 -,.
sum Predoméamlfrlé; Hosp
Skirts, Corsets,
l
Parasols and Sun Um— NOTIONQ
2 And tllmrzlndl o! other4 articles. nether with .1111!
line
AT—
» a. n: 2311033033381-
Our door west of the Poutofllce.
P. 8.41113 will and the bent lie Paper 0111th
imitation linen and cloth lined throughout. '
South Norwnlk, March 8. 18?].
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
191 13-1 1 11911211012
Two Fat“ Tommi-one.
l-d
1
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HARVEXIS.
llorwalk.
Mtg §°uthawhnm
Whercunbetoundthe beat and chenpeu
-
i441.
BOOTS AND
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E‘ri'érsrurif'
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ARE NOW PREPARED TU FUR-
NISH ALL THE BEST VA-
RIETIES OF
HAL,
B L U E STONE ,
a, .
.i
&c., &c.,
' 151m Niiwbow-mnnfi‘
.1 1.1 "15‘.“
2. 1,144.
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fulfil?” :41;.i4v ‘tii’Ll‘i:
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Prices as low as honegt
, "13:31:13; 9255 a
5.5.1: 39512555061 m l
Salami. tiara?!“-
g-zrr F1. . ,3: 1 ,- ‘ ’ :r g
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1
our stock is new and (43111;)an I lull assortment
0
- Hosiery & Gloves,
The I subscribers take plenum in announcingto
{41:44 people of South Norwalk, that they lave Wt!
.53le rial“: u! a“; J 4 . 4
NEW DRUG STORE, AflTHHQ
4 A,“ . Buy, Sell, Rentkor Exchange Property
4: n. 4;" 3 4a- ' . 3
Gammon-9°41?
In the Best. Ppssible Manner,
are now reputed to wait. on the nblic to on thin
p in the lrline. p y g
mares,
011111110115,
DYE S'rt'rr‘s,
ACIDS,
pmcnnnv,
AND runny 6,0011%:
Brushes, Combs, &c.
—Au0—~
W1nes &.L1qu,ors
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
Guodl sold as low as in my citylu about; .
GIVE 1's A CALL BEFORE PURCHASING
ELSEWHERE.
SODA W'ATER, ROOT BEER
11nd VICHY on draught.
Particular attention paid to prescriptions—put. up
day or nl ht with names» and accuracy. Store
open nll n
4 G. c. STILLSON 11 co.
:WILWM c. wrnsorv,
FLORIST 81 ll] 1
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DAH LIAS,
Ft‘CHsrAs,
6221mm,
y ERBENAg,
LANTANAS, Era,
Fruit 1111 “0111101131 Trees
Nurseries and Greenhouses.
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As'ronu, LONG ISLAND.
New York City Office,
(AT Tun GWEOUSID
4-3 WEST l4th STREET, N. V.
South Nor-walk. Feb. 1. 1m. 1m
0. J. c R U "A".
«ii-"cf? £41} erg
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LADIES?
“DRESS“ ($05-$55
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w-cf “.15’
Many Goods purchased at Auction, of the Beat Quali-
t'y, at 111m 116-. 0111 Price.
;,J»
FULL LINE OF DRESS (m IXS.
FULL LINE OF HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS.
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FL LL LINE CLOTBS AND CASSDIER‘KS.
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