" pin-i Ik- brake is soon. psi-inc, being “hh-lngohnnd furthebenedt 01ng ing room lately completed, by breaking a List of Letters ,1. _ 7 .. Notice. » 1‘
_ 7 . _ ‘ patently-m with its perfom. this office.” What parti . We it bottle of wine whichwasarhnhincompany Emma lathe rummce._acSoum Nanak; - We! P~ Ely. my ”well MW. “3:
7 . . . - '» . . . . 1 , . Aug. 22.181. Persons calling for any fitness _ JullaA. Rogers, James W M m . - .
, A. J_ ' Son & 00., at their Sales , Ans, either to the band or friends, to Wltll a few friends 0&me evening last. letters will please say they are advertised. guilt. 2'36, Jggrndqwnlgggfiimu fumfisfil . .
M m M 1‘ i371. Raoul 11 h "5'”, Newfotk are been. menad’ », e him? , he does not: state. ' _> . i The dust flies with every eddyiug gust. if mms‘ ml ”vim“? T"§°"A§d£e$ T‘%&¥a% ' ' L F R ED K N h l) 1)
1.. m at auction“ Whit. mg imam: “fem; offifio Day Mt, and the eyes of pedestrians furnish recepta- 3%flsxfi'ds Sandi, Mrs M “Y E 3”" Regg- c?$;%gauomw%n$'of m 35.11“” J_& ' " .7 ‘ ' i
‘ * ' ‘ " ' ” * ' ' acted th in, :1. upon. an M. .
Is tr’hg ingot the , . to tellyhat cles for a large share of it. A few drops of Gmfl LIST. “6mm {II-gm its intersection with, I t, of mm“ waived ‘ swam in his amok ”I
“flu-*flm‘rmm
the Fielvihmdred movers. which By-
raiu would alleviate
PAUL.
Brother-ton. Charles Morton. Dr J
McKl June’s
Wilson Road. to a point.
ises of E. A. Woodw
he
sum...” “3...... .= ,.
to the enhance to
said city : You are
Coun-
’English Pickles, an Sauces Sardines and
Peak Freon & 0033 Crackers.
I IIII n I II , - . -_ . McGuir James
H a .. d . . m had 101' being“ “W the Capitol + O’Eamemchuel PWI%A reby notified to appear before the Board of
M m (ii the rage- ue 3.): u would hawk!!! urge at- question We eon-gt our venerable eotem- Hoyt, Wm (3 Stacey. lam cilmen u the Couuci Chamber in said city. 013 Mon-
«' ., ' - x - ' ' * Wilton. M WILCOX p M day, the 11th day of Seggember 1871. &t_7}(_0 clock. . ' f
‘ ‘ . ' I- r. m, then and there to heard in relation to alter- ALFRED K'h ‘APP
*hblhhl." Roma-flute
“Io-I— d We “his
”“0"“ng butts
one“ 'I'i-n Hat's ptctura,or the
sum Ho'M'7*M hia-
uumusavataiym
native and available site-for country resi-
dances.
Adreodful calamity has visited the Is
land of Tugolanda in the Malay Archipelago.
A volume, preceded by a terrible carth~
porary. if he § any regard for the reputa-
tion of our mutual friend. Byiugton, to not
crowd the Palladium to any such revela-
lions
The Derby
Hartford and New Haven Railroad Com-
Trauarrtpt boasts that “ the
You have but little correspondence from
the town of Wilton, and yet there are few
places in which there are more attractions
than are to be found here.
ally something going on to give life and ac;
tivity to it, such as lectures, concerts. cha-
There is gener—
List of Letters
EMAINXNG in the Postofflce, at Norwelk. Aug.
‘22, 1871. Persons calliu
tors will please say they are advertised. o
LADIES” LIST.
Cleveland. Miss Sarah Swart. Mar ' June
Clark, Mrs D Sherwood. ins Theresa L
ing and enlarging said Woodward
same shall not be less than fort
forty-five feet in .
" {01‘ any 0‘ (11050 10E of said street to «be made by taking the land therefor
therein, in, upon and adjoining said Woodward ave-
mic.
avenue so that the
feet nor more than
width. Said ii terlug and enlarging
f the owners of the same and of those interested
Br 0111351: or run Bonn!) or Comcunnx.
WALTER T. BUCKINGHAM. City Clerk.
Button - Hole, chrseaming
AND
has just received another lm'g'e invoice of fresh
TEAS, TEAS,
which he odors at low figures.
uakgand accompanied by a tidal wave one
i- ago M v. tau-u the whole q
.. , . .1... . c . . w... W M ' .m out W road _ _ . Davl miss 3 1113 Smith. M158 Rose ‘ . 7 _
m a h“: 63: {cars are “N“! “Sh, My, 0'31 is fifty five 1°“? radCS. 11311105. Etc. Dugusl‘l. Mrs Maggrct A scnbner. Julia _ t m or Soc-ca hummus. Aug. 21. 1871. 414: COMPLETE SEWING MACHINE,
w k th at .vhich m to us and com the whole surface of the Island ed cars last week. This is the largest week 5 0,, the Fourth of Julv them was a wry glimwifiuaiple gifigmpsgiji. hlsrllmy'ul vvvvv e — -g ‘ . m ALFRED KVAPP
with lava and mud. Over four hundred work ever done bv thisoompanv, and shows a . . ‘ . . , q _ . b y at“ n .hiiigshlauoir’frcc Twig; Mfg}, , ROOMS TO LET. The flrgt ,md only Button-Holc and be”. g - ‘ . . . i . .
be!“ m that a leading New . . . - ~ fine dl-‘Dl-‘l or 1m?“ “LS. And ~41 ("MIMI ) Ewell“ ' 1 . . 1. clinic combined that has made Its advent in this 9
" “3 “Q colt Jena. 0! the inhabitants, thesaure population, were de— the very greet utility of a double track the Rev Mr. Sherman, of ,1“, Buld Hill )1. §2v€0%'wmfi;§:F whalif‘}. $12211“? ”cm“ or 0,. any other: goutgtrybést'l‘he rouowing reasons are sum Lhfldmm Carriages of all gym "m Wow
A ‘ ' W‘ road.“ Brother Bacon seems to think that E Church which Wivc "cncml satisfaction KBimCY- Ml” 110993? Wells. Miss 58"“! 31"” Why m” m e
h “-M ‘ a” m with A‘ lo 1 ' ‘ W T four or five cars each wav evcrv day would ' ' 5‘ ° M i l f K°"P-“- “ll“ Em” 3:0“, MTQIEW‘IW‘ A. DICKERMAN & SON. FAMILY maxim: TO PURCHASE: .
m ~ "I b M fled, to enable ve om swam in 95‘ Ermessce sat- - - and a vote of thanks \\ us tcndcrcd the in - {‘Ictldi: hilt-Tl?“ o0 ey. . 1's J .1 1. Because it will do everything that any machine A LFBED KN‘APP
41'” can do, sewing from the finest to the 008N851 mate- .
*bmtbgm'hy partiaaner.
~~thhhM~
Ra‘ut-fih'nnme“ lithe
wdhbammm
“it“ duty. as gooddtiungto
lube-nib: hummywmwiu
*Mmdmepeople.
“Mm-tel: sit andlaugh,
shun-the Tha- rcfnses to timeouts
‘M‘hhmdmhe thantoadver-
wwiflmmvfllmmnck
M”W“m”the“gme"of
isfied his revenge, on the occasion of the
marriage of his “ Mary Aim" to his rival, by
blowing up her father’s smoke house. He
touched the thing off just as the minister
pronounced the benediction, and the shower
of smoked bacon produced considerable con-
sternation among the wedding party. “'9
should call it a marriage “according to grunt—
ii
er.
On Monday week, as President Tyler, of
the New Haven and Derby railmad,was
taking Hon. “7, B. Bishop, President of
be something impracticable for a single
track road.
We copy the following “ personals" from
the San Francisco C'Izmm'rlc. They are both
decidedly “ personal,“ and the second is par-
ticularly spicy.
OX‘T TRUST HER—NOTICE lS GIVEN that
ELLA LOUISE LANDRFN. having left my bed
and board. that will not be responsible for any bills
of her contracting after this date.
GEORGE S. LANDRI‘N.
July 31, 1871. aul~6t‘
, Ll. PERSONS ARE (‘Al'TlONED NOT TO trust
; my husband. GEORGE S. LANDRI’N. on my
account. as l have become tired of su porting him.
MRS. ELLA LOUIS LANDRI'N.
high.
Thcrc is
in the stair, in
very :xgrt‘cnblc and plcusunt.
creud gentlemen, as well as a more substuxi»
tial manifestation of good will in tlic shape
of greenbacks.
.bccn lurgcr, but for
The amount would have
tlic cxpcnscs bciug so
as good society as can lw found
\Villon,:m:l t'vcryllilug is
The railroad about to be run from Wilton
Depot to Bald Hill granite
much to the prosperity of the town.
Tho ludi
quarry w ill add
cs of tlic Congregational Church
arc to give [1 fair and festival on the after-
GENTLE’MEN‘S LIST.
Halsey. J
Hubbard, & Bully
Hawkins. Chile A
Maison. “'m
Montague, (‘ A
Prentice. A \V & (‘o
Rosco, Cyrus
Shulcs. Gco \V
Shalstc. Joseph
Williams (‘apt Sillllllx’l
“'allcr. John.
CHAS. OLMSTEAI). l’. .‘i.
Ainsworth. Francis S
Anderson. F 11
Bulton, John
Battésou. J ll
Bumum. Rev D N
Cook. Stephen
Elwood. (‘ornclius 2
Fumble. Jacob
Finch. Lyman S
(iillputrit'k Mr
Harding. \V ('
)1 u rin (r. l ntolllgon 00.
sor'ru NUlLWALK. .\Ii:1.~1. 2;}.
ARRIVED. ,
South Norwalk. Aug. 24. 1871.
Carriages and Buggies for sale then I.
l. {Turns
("it i-i-i: '._'.IL‘ Blitiiuliu-turcr,
X0. 3, Hurt-filial! street.
New Carriages and Business Vt'ugous constantly
m hand or made to order. Also some Ft‘CUlldAlIilud
rial. hemmi 0, felling, cordin . braiding. binding.
gathering an sewing on, at t 8 same time ruming.
quilting. etc, better than any other machine. .
2. Because the 33mm“ are more casxly adjusted
hun an other Ina inc. ‘
I 3. Because it can work a beautiful button—bole.
making as fine 8 rl as by the hand. '
4. Because it Will embroider over the edge. making
a neat and beautiful border on any "armour.
5. Because it will work a beautififi eyelet hole, ‘
6. Because it can do overhand seaming. by which
sheets, pillow cases and the like are sowed over and
Ovcr.
7. Because on can quickly raise or lowcr the
feed to adapt it to thick or thin cloth. . .
8. Because you have a short dccp bobbin by which
the thread is constantly drawn from the centre: the
tension is consequently even, and does not break the
thread. 9. Because the presscrfoot turns back;
that the cloth (2m be easily removed after being sew-
10. Because the best mechanics pronounce it
sells all :lylcs or door mats.
ALFRED KNAPP
has a large assortment of Croquet Sons.
ALFRED KNAPP
has a oomph-to assortment of Crockery. Cutlery.
Glass and “'ooclcn “'are. and House Furnish-
ing Goods.
Alfred Knapp
'u. h‘l} ” h-‘m‘ into the 0m_ on the NEW.“ oft and he" Eh?” m‘llm'ld' and San Francisco. Angus: 1. : aim—5i: _ . .. 0 \, muss-hr. I 1:. std-w. \vuwu. Elizitlu'llllml’i. , , , , _ 1‘ __ ,. w 1 _ ,m d
at I Set heck newspaper. if these officials E F. Bishop, of the haugatucs railroad, noon and mailing of August -ch and 00!“. “m! cool ,0 I, ,“ 5mm”, x (.0. m_1u.;g)t-:i¥i:§d 2233;53ch B .ichsuiil mic, . 0111. m an, bcst finished and made on the be“ principle of
so"; of net terriblecfimeslet the facts over his road in a dummy and car. the 1113- CORRESPONDENCE. “’lllCll jl’lll WNW} "11ml- “5 ”WY always (10. l'itllfiSluop “'illis, Clark. Huntington “in. m-h-k gm”, Xomum‘ Fm ,6} 1371. 41,, ayéghgiptggugnghéacggcgf.orldtmhaslrxxonggliggt if
“'“n *\ "l walk, hctv Cannon ”ml Ikmlmry. ‘" Raymond lirotlu-rs. two mhcliines in one—a Buttoudlolc Working and would rcspectfully solicit his friends and the public
RMHD wit, and let themsuffer
1&de low. Wedoubtnot
them Woo-aid hcpromptly sub-
stratum-Noun counsel for the people
tomhmmuhmhmdspeedy
chine run off the track, near Orange. and
upset the party . No one was hurt. The
story that it was the work of Orangc'uicn,
who thought them to be Catholic Bishops.
is without foundation.
The Camp fleeting at Milford.
The meeting. which closed on Saturday
lint, was one of the most succeSs-ful omr
held on the ground. A large attendance,
Probably tliu last Whaling
season, left New London, Tuesday.
NCTMEG S.
hunt nf [hp
1mm Phalanx of ~Hartford. will
lilth—Schr. Scuulor. -.... ~ llullllll.‘lull. “illl hid.
in Raymond Brothers.
filth—Sloop Mommoru, Summer. Northport. “llll
brick to Raymond Brothers.
'Z‘llllrernnxi “'illiu l‘l~u-L
in liuynmnd Brothers.
lllllilillllull u ith hi it k
Buys, Sells, Rents, and Exchanges
GEORGE HODGES.
Sewing Machine combined.
MRS. SCOTT, AGENT,
at hcr Millinery and Dress-Mnkinn Rooms. two doors
below the FIRE”? NATIONAL B- VK.
wasmxa’ro‘s STREET,
to call and examine his stock before making
their purchases.
\YASIII'XGTON STREET.
liirtf
Books.7 STATIONERY,
South Sorwalk. August 1?, 1811
W m “I" 5' “33°11‘30” The Coroners jury in the case of £thc excellent arrangements, good order, all The Put 215,751.”. 5mm, 15mm,” “um“,“nd 1.31;,,,,,,,.,;,.
W m W I“ M '3“ ‘0‘ them ‘0 Westficld explosion, found a verdict attach- helped to sustain the interest. The clergy 5m“ 0" their Mm‘mml ““‘msl‘m ‘1'“ 95th "f pun. will] coal in D. L. .\iillai~.-1& c... ‘ .\l.l. Kitilh ol‘ 35'3' .. fl _,_1 south yor‘mm‘ COD”
«urn—hm the Wine of a morning ing the responsibility or the accident tothe to the number of fifty Wcrc time, and Sqmml’" _ , 21.1-5.1... E. A. Sim-cusuardini. umwr. um: 11 J
j“ directors of the company and the engineer prmtchcd and labored in various ways for l‘tgligcci'togl'llltgll i):,:|‘l]'::i§t§1‘:1‘;)7:l:l’32:? 3;: luflthclrj‘lif‘"Yr‘vl‘fi‘”(ffllemqh‘mx-‘f. . ,. . 1... _, ‘ l: l“ 1 L 1‘, 5‘ 1, Ah T I) Isaac Churc 9 1%,
Th ”9* "l‘ in “5-85? They want of the boat. Judge Sutherland. in ocean its success Good weather, upon which so lllatcrbur‘v. A I i ‘ I ‘ A “In“ 12": U,“;‘,;:,',l;m:r h “ ”LU" "A“ ......... A l . l k 7 ‘ -. WR A P P 1 NG P A P E R
the M; in thy ”fer better authority dance with this verdict. held Jacob H. Vau- much depends, prevailcd for the most part. The ,m'mm} gummy. lamp.“ of u“. Hor- I shinny m“ I “J In]
I" M ‘5'. 3 WV. “Nth: 3‘ the derbili. the president of the company. in but one regular service being interrupted by man Rifle (‘ lbs of Col-illcvlit‘lll (‘nmmcm'ctl Nib N1“ 1 1: 31‘ Fm WNW“. fur Elit:i‘"‘ii|i"”"~ '7‘ GHHBI‘ ac IS all [l 811!
W a l“‘!"" Ml dollars perm- hail of twenty thousand dollars. and James rain. The boarding tent, and other nrrangc- in Hartford 0“ )londay. 11"‘l"‘.l”“l’ limp. Cl"“‘“i f‘” ““"lmé'm’" o.’ all description»,
' Derby Rnilrondlmndslmvn risr-n to eighty 2”” "‘"l'r' ”mm“ ""’“‘ r‘” 11‘””“"‘""”' fa()uih Nortt'atik and Vicinity . )luuufatturcr of
“he no recently lavished unlimited
M’s-them than it nowat-
HI'M-lvilchm tuft-es thcproofs,if
install/embl- thepurpoec
u‘mttemmjmfice; mdthey
«ninth-exec York politicians. if guilty
Braistcd, superintendent. and Henry Robe-
son, engineer. in ten thousand dullufi bail.
to appear for trial.
The Treasury Department has is~ucd :1
statement showing the receipts and expendi-
tures of the government during the past
ments for the accommodation of the pcopli',
were this your in charge of Messrs. Dorman
and “'arucr, of New Haven, and gave great
satisfaction. The meals were of cxccllcnt
quality, well-served. and the attendance was
prompt and accurate.
l
two since lhc road
Thcy wcrc cig .
Hartford vntcd twclvc lllllllll‘l‘tl :uul ninety»
five to forty-five to shell out :1 million for
the new State House.
The proprietor of
comnwnr'ml running.
y bt forc.
tho new Suvhrook
(It‘llll' .nlnop Mcuuuoni. sdlllltlk'l‘h’. for .\'or1lip--rt
. Slump \‘l'llll~. ('lurk. fur Hunlingtun
(i. F ('mrk, llurl
MEMORANDA
-'l\
22.14! L'trx-u
.‘whi'. .\lu-l ('
inst. from .\'cw "oven. to go on lln- railway in repair
(l:ll|l:l!!r< sustuiinul by (\llllflull with strainer 1’1“an
l-Il) '. __\'m-k ful‘ Nllt' or rent: also scwrul otht-r l'lL‘Ct‘r
llucklt‘y, urrivwl :11 (,vl‘l'l'llp'll'l. lblll of lll‘ylnll'it’ prone-“1y.
'l‘mi Homes on Main Hll‘f‘t't.fluxl one liouv.‘ at
Also
HHS”). "OISE AND ORNAMENTAL PAL’ETIMI.
Church’s Steam Pump,
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
'1‘ ‘X'IE’IC E1‘C.,
, Wholesale and Retail.
"C IR! w W mobbed : but in fiscal “,3, The mipw from customs in_ The ground itself is an excellent one, cuv- Hotel. allows no excursion panics '0 visit drlu‘ta She In... yttrium" and but] cam-m1 wmhhml an king..- of .
l .. -‘ ‘ ' " . ' ». ‘ . . . . . . .- ‘ ,
A!“ M M W '9 {931‘ lht‘} will be tcrnal revenue sale of public lands and Cl‘Ctl “'th a noble growth of beach and chcst- hlS 110101 01‘ gTO‘lnll> 0“ Sllnlll‘. ml. rvqnlrm: :m outlay n. :i‘m"!1'.\I>li.1n(lrrudollar.- in ”w hlxhcsl ””10 of ”w an WRAPPING PAPER d ENVELOPES
‘W‘ h ‘ ‘ ' d ‘ ‘ ‘ nut Its shade is ample Sll‘fllll" l‘lSlllL’ 10 NO“‘ Britain's “Winn ll‘lf‘ll'l qr,“ lll!‘ ('l‘lllll‘ M‘hr. Franklin. liolmr-. whir‘n rI-tumnd to Now “Pl, _> ‘ . ‘1 ‘ l - A‘ . - I a"
- 0‘ Cl' mum5. amountc It) wimimisg- l ' ‘ , 1 D ' ‘ l from It store (lonl‘. lllO Olllt'l‘ (luv. “‘llllt’.‘ lllt" London, in :1 1.11 vvumliziun 12:1: lust. i~ tum in tlu- ‘ A K‘- 1 r a L l l n C I g.‘ 9
“a“. .500. “I"..Ln The expenditures during the year, 32921177. thef‘m’t the grade. ‘5 enoug‘ {Or lllnl‘Ollfg ‘ ()\\'npr “~39 illlflntllng tho fllllf‘l‘:ll Hf lllsCllllll dry dock. Thv lt'nk lizi « hm 11 found. and >‘Jt' “ill lm PRINTED To ORDER :
. . . 1883.5. Of this amount, 3125'57fi‘565'93 was drainage, “meh ‘5 further .sccurcd 1“ the Howard (‘lmtficld of Scymour has it (log ' “all“. M in in “iv“, d“)..- . ‘ THE BEST UHANBE YET A1 2 LIGHT A “TICLES 0N COXTRACI
1"! km 11 9. 3. Height, engineer. to for interest on the public debt, and $7.767:- gravclly character of the 5011. A most 4:.\‘- that killed ClilllF‘WVNl womlclmcks 11h, \.-\(l];1 1-. Lllltl‘u'y 111.1. {mm 1-.llz.l‘).".l1p.il‘l.' 1...— . mo
. <\. ,n. n. \. .Iu t.” 1.) m (U . strut k on ( ulngt- “N THE MOST REAooh'ABLE TElih’ib'.
It. ”is. lit President of the Sougatuck
50224 were expended upon the Indians.
ccllent spring of water is close at hand, and
your, and has numlwrcd sr‘vvnlynlivt-ulrczuly
this your.
l‘oint lil"‘{ Will in-t 1‘. 3: and 1- ill :1 sinking vnutli
CATHOLIC BOOKS
- 0 - ' '. . , — ‘ - - .
\M’Md. Mm “'1 the “an The expenses of the “or Depanmcut dur- ll ‘13 found 011 [11“ ground 13’} 0“? 0f 1'01”“ Ti H . l '. _ .1 . l ‘ _ h- (ion sh. i. in ma hand. ..r in... District \\'ruk
.W H week. contain many facts of ing the vear were over ‘35 000000 In ad» or s submerged pumps. The railroad ar- '9 4”“, “mm“ "‘ 09 “N "1‘1 ’.\ l L mm... 11...: L“; Boiler Inspector
MW "ch favoubletnnar— - - ‘ ‘ ‘ l ' ' ~ - . 1~ ~ . 11 t (‘ W B‘ l Shellang “mum“ (”mlmw' “a"? hm“ \"vr \l-t-“- \1 rim-1 \' s r-- \'-~
. _ Tl‘fy dmon ill the C‘XpCleltlll‘C‘S above, $130.13.),- mummcu 3 “CPD 0100 en . 1. . LilC l, numctl _ .. Slmpnuq." U \Yurnmnur'.” and v. t .. .' .. ..\..1 . . n. .1.v - mm. , . u. _ . .\ ‘ U! h“ descriptionx
- " ‘lurk. “.111 u cargo uf plsi-l '1', run n11 (ii-rut l’oiizt For the Fourth Cuiigrt-Ssiniml lelfltl of the btnte
«at M mam-sh over motes where the
tnfi- is not large. not only on account of
ciao-y in their mmlon. and Gust
:- m. but the on mat of their prac-
RH! for “not grades. lle nukes the
foaming rad-ates for a three feet guagc :
147.19 were applied to the redemption of
loans and treasury notes and purchase of
bonds for the sinking fund, making [DC to-
tal disbursement $4?2,912.335.43.
Secrets.
_' Boutwcll has made :1 rillltlllt’lll .
Supcrimcudcnl of the Naugulack Road, was
on hand cvcry day, and the thousands of
, people who visited the cump owc thanks to
, him and 1hr \‘t-tcrun (‘Ollllllt‘Wll' list-rs for un-
‘ varying courtcsy.
The religious affairs of the lllt‘t'illlfl “'t‘rt‘
“ \Vcnutinnug.
n
Rev. J. “'. Lock. formerly chaplain oftlu-
Twonlv-scvcmh
Fair lluvcn and .‘K‘t‘oplr-(l
. Grace Church
chimcm. lms rt-turnr-(l to
lllf‘ rOPlorship (if
, on Blult'hlt-v :ivcnuo
Tho Lilchficld N'ntz'ml says that lllf‘ lion
sot by Mr. “'illinm Clark, of East
l.ll(‘l1-
Rip on Sunday night. 1251]] lint Mcaimr island
“0in \wut to hvr u~~x~tnzizw on .‘tluuduy morning.
Ith ~-l: - m’ tl:v‘ llllx‘. did not at
About lift} lou< of plu-tn-r
Monday night ill"
llt‘f ml: and -ii.: Huh-.1
but mvin-ztn llll‘
,cmpl to haul lit 1' off
\u-rv lliruttn nit‘rlmcu‘l :mtl
~h-umt'r rllt‘t‘t‘t .ll'll in hauling
fur Xv“ Yuri.
DENIM. B LE SITES
l Jil ll \.\I|\U‘il'
of Connecticut. Agent for
Vanderwater’s' Improved
J ouval Turbine Water Wheels.
~
A?
W. T. BUCKINGHAMB,
Nu. ~l, lily‘s Block.
m. (w my. much upon the 0f mamlnnccs dulc to fifihlnltVI‘r‘fil‘lll 1‘9“» in charge of Rev. S. ti. Osbornt‘. Presiding Ylt‘lll. lust f:1ll,on thirteen apples. did not W, , i .4}—
mdfiemtry. nu vour route to nuc panmcm. [V ‘V “ “C O U‘Vlng“ Elder of the Britlgcport District. 1f llic hatch n llzlrl't‘l of cider {H ("\‘llt‘t‘ltul, To ! t ,1 ‘innunol‘ 3 (“gidcnoog
1“ I. Mr!- FW can cly discount facts appear: There have been scvcntv-mnc, ~ . f ,~ _ .. . , . l » ,, l.. . . .c ' ‘ ' ’ ' C‘IIUIRCH’S 351! South \‘orwalk. Conn.
tm-‘tt mm! from estimate for full . . . ' . “l"mO“ “ ”‘0 “”3 l-‘ ““n‘ 3“.” ”“r- “ _ ll. B. Frmk of Columbia. rcccmlv bound ' ‘HI. Nun . _\-. T and t! ll;i'.il:113-l ~lrwl. 1m ‘ , .1--. -.-. .
' . . defaulting collectors, lhll'anQlX of whom .. . , . . ~ . , . ‘ j '7 n ' 1 ,MW ,1 ”I“ I” F \ \ (.lm,.,,,.\._l.,,,, . , , . _
“'9' including tron , - . 5 display cd excellent Judgement m the (.m- , om liuntlrtd and [(11 luuullrs of horn.“ _ | -I.‘. , »- ._ .. -— « PATENT STEAM PUMP
were appomtcd by Prcsxdcut Lincoln. forty: gums. as thcv lav in the livid, in fourteen “ ' .. ‘ .\ m, A, ,., ,1..,_.,,,,, hum,“ 1,... m “3...”,0”, ' c. J. GRUMAN.
ruse.
lira-tin. etc; grout-an discount forty-
ia-tpvuwtlru—nnol full gougeorat
mum of “estimate three feet
attitu- thousand nine hundred and
maps-r unite. 3d. Rollin stock;
Hollihula load of e' tytons
humane! houra utscv-
when: :6 migh to seat
~ tom c‘ tech to
Witt! cubed dollars, sceordiu to
flu um freight curs w ich
sit: 4.2.. netgh with”
open turssmne
tine—hedonifitydonusach.
than is narrowed the radius
at w h- red-oed in like ratio,
on three teetgnage
mum at hundred and sixty
Milli-nod: 1-minute mine withease
will reduce dain-
nmt rightofway.
«trimmed: in the State
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mummwmm
mun-- a- hate as of Virginia
hum.
Th Ma- any-tho New York and
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“any”.
“flaunt-flame. They
mud-l WI widowfor
man-statues: dud huhnd’s
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mwdh‘rmymthneg-
nun-Hum m amnion
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may run mm the an...
nun-“b “a: taxin-
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whisk, flan-ad .r:
by President Johnson, and three by Presi-
dent Grant. The total amount lost by do»
falcation is two million seven hundred and
fifty thousand one hundred and twentysix
dollars, of which the (lt’f'llill(‘r< appointed
by Lincmlu took nine hundred and thirty
thousand oucliundred and seventeen dollars.
those appointed by Johnson took one million ,
seven hundred and fifiyfive thousand four
hundred and twentyscven dollars, and
those appointed by Grant took sixty-four
thousand five hundred and eighty-one dol-
lar; There have been ten defaultcrs in New
Orlmns, and not one in the New England
States.
BEBEABOI'TS-
.Addic Stevens. aged cightwn years. a ,
daughter of Ezra B. Stevens of Danliury, '
was killed by a onke of lightning, on \V'cd-
ncsday evening of last week.
. . . .Thc .Yczrs corrects its recent statement.
that twenty new members have been re-
cclvcd into the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Danbury, lately. The number was seven-
lt’.
“'c learn from the Dan'ouiy .Ycrrx that the
early morning trains on the Brookfield rail-
road, connecting with the New Milford
special on the Housatonic road. have been
discontinued,
. . . .The Juurmdsavs Henry Hart attempt-
ed to kill Under Sheriff 8. A. Marshall. of
Punchestcr. in a drinking saloon, on Tues-
day night of last week. Justice Henderson
bound him over for trial.
....We have reason to believe the Sew
entecnth Regiment, at its reunion in “Test-
port on Tuesday, will receive more generous
treatment than the following notice in the
Adm would lead them to expect. “ A
boiled ham. 9. pair of roasted chickens. a
piece of roast beef, or a few biscuit. will be
thankfully received by the 17th Committee."
. . . .The Adwcate tells of a party ofyoung
men, who stoned in a row boat to cross the
sound to Northport. to hear the “ Stamford
Minstrels," one night lately. They had no
«lupus and the night was dark. Starting
at 7 o‘clock P. it. they arrived at Northport
at 2 o’clock next morning, after having wan-
dered about the sound in the dark, at one
time finding themselves east of Norwalk
light-
The Ponchestcr Journal tells a tale. of
love in llamaroneck. Last winter a young
mm was taken violently ill and was not ex-
pectedto recovu. In the same house where
he milying also lived: young lady, but
not at all acquainted with the unfortunate
young man. She, hearing of his dangerous
condition, at once ofi’ered. her services as
noise, sndsofaithfully did she fulfill her
minim that the invalid disappointed the
Doctorandreeovered. Of course hemar—
ried the faithful mime.
....A man named Ferris, and Eveline
Pent, stole shone andhamem from the
Gables 951.8. Wot Norman Hill,
on Saturday evening week, and settings
treated top wagon from C. W. Knapp
than; on The woman mmptured at
Paris had fume-ed? Justice Water-
My,“ Wald, “Eveline“: Bridge-
pa-t, on My watt,
”truancy-ma.-
—_
hams-ed to
and theMM '
“firwfifié ’
duct of all matters for which he was l‘t'spon-
5 siblc. In tho (‘llOlCC of preachers. and in 3
adapting tlicir various styles to the (-vigcu- l
oil‘s of tho times, he displayed llll' g1. :alcst
§ skill. The following clcrgymcn pn-uchctl
l on the days and in tlic ordcr numcd : Tuna»
(lay. Allwrt Booth. Samuel ll. Smith and '
-Joscpli Vimou; \Vedncsduy, A. 1‘. Mains.
James M. ’uickley, .l. M. Brcvkiuridgv ;
Thursday. 8. H. Bray. S. H. Flat! and I). A.
(.loodscll ; Fridav. .1. Simmons. 1) t). For-
ris and David Osborn.
The music. was under the charge of Messrs.
“’uyluud. of Bridgeport, Osbom, of Birming-
ham. and Bl\%f‘l, of New llnvcn; flilll it is
cnough to say that when the choir begun to
? sing, lllt‘ pnople wished to hour them. The
5 services closed on Saturday morning with
f the usual ptoccssion and service of song.
The religious results of the acting were
marked. Many professed oofiversion, and
multitudes felt that the gathering was the
means of quickcning their religious lifc.
. . «>—
Westport.
An event of some significance occurred
herea few days since, of sufficient impor.
tuncc or think to bc pliu't‘tl in your columns.
A party, numbering about sixty persons
from Rcdding Center, came down on their
annual salt water jollificatiou, and unfortu-
nately chose for the scene of the festivities a
place near Cedar Point. at the south of the
town, and formerly known as} the Dcpcyslcr
property, now owned by heirs of tlic lulc
Francis E. Cutting. After a sca‘bath or
two the ladies set the tables and arranged
everything for a grand banquet. Just as the
tired and hungry pleasure seekers were sit~
ting down to feast, a mumscrvzmt of Mrs.
Cutting, now occupying the said propcrt y,
put in an appearance, and in the name of
her ladyship and others, ordered their rc-
moval from the premises, on the ground of
trespass A protest was entered but the man-
scrvaut insisted on his previous order being
carried out, and was so persistent that the
anger of a mighty man of the partv, Mr.
31310 Lee, named after the Roman athlete
who attempted to split down a tree with his
hands but died with them in the cleft, be-
cauie amused, and it became necessary for
the heavy weight, who is the acknowledged
Bedding expert with shot guns, to interfere
and quell the strife by telling the man-scr-
vaut, in an aside, that his friend was power-
ful in deeds as well as in words, and in short.
would think nothing of swallowing him
(the servant) as a preliminary to his dinner.
The argument was potent and had the dos-
ired effect, the man-servant subsided, and
the party ate their dinner in peace, re—
treated at its conclusion to Redding, and are
now ready to try the same game over again.
Milo thou art mighty. As thy days, so shall
thy sti‘eitgth be.
Three thousand copies of the last issue of
the Hour were put in circulation, over two
thousand of which were printed as a special
advertisement of the Fat Men’s Clam Bake, to
take place at Gregory’s Point today
We learn that Mrs. M. F. Winslow has
mannedfor the present her trip to Eu-
rope on account of the cholera, which is re-
ported sax-aging in the locality where she
Great hm' weenie. to be manifested
inflieeomingxeunionol thel7th,<in Tues-
day of next week. The Miami!“
begmmfootsafiww- resolution:
.nptheeeremoniesiumle. 'Gov.Jew«
pendent.
court, Monday, soliloquized
“ You go down and get a dozen rows,
Berrv, then take ash-aw, Berry, and drink
in a little mul, Berry. You must be n_ big
goose, Berry, to feel so blue, Berry.“
ant upon
to it (Walter, aged 4 g
whens terrible explosion followed. The
poorhovhad the flesh torn off the. lower
Myths
a
; minutes. :i
A
train
. morning from New Hartford nvr‘r the
l nr'cticul “'cstcrn Road. ill" first that has
ml clxnllcngcs lliv Stutt- to limit it.
\Vln<ll'(l Thursday
(Win.
arrived in
vvcr bi‘cn run ovcr lllt' l‘tltltl for l'ifl55l‘llg0l‘s.
llurlforv
l pnliccmcn hcguilv tlu‘ t-ulinus
hours of the night by looking into bedroom
windows, to sm- that tho voting wmut'n urc
plotting nothing against the peace and vir-
tue of lllt‘
Gcncrul
sent at tho
h‘en- mile (heap
LU'I‘ nu l-Ii_\".~ Net-k Road. 'l'uo
l"l‘ rv'muln v1; mortmigc. lllqllll’.‘ :11
.tl t Aililll)‘ Firt- Illrlll'illlt't‘ ('u_, of
F. .\ \\'t)()l)\‘.'.\lll‘.
I-‘or hide.
a. inn-u- l-‘iu- Milv lli‘. r-r Landing 'l‘trms pus} «11-
Illilrl‘ nu tlm 1-:‘.1m~«-.~ Also two rmml milt‘h cons
city.
Kllputrivk. it is said. will be pro
reunion of ll‘t' lwt‘ntictli ('onnt‘c.
tu'ut Volunteers. n1 Smithiugtxm. Aug. 2321‘
during the
Tll(' first
day and cvcning, and Will spunk ,
on tho occasion.
shipment of rage from Alcxun-
driu, Egypt, to New Haw". was made ”10
at Windso
A shark
inches in l
hundred
Burns and
other (luv by tho Seymour Paw-r (‘umpuuv
of New York. to be uscd in their pupcr mill
r Locks.
measuring t-iglit {t’l‘l unt‘. llll‘t‘l‘
cugth 21ml u't‘ighiug ncurlv llvc
pounds was caught by Alonzo
party. on Tucsdav night, in n
seine. 01f Great Crock, Milford.
A business man in the villugc of l’nlnum
hire: at mo
and pays
dollars for
have such
An chip
in formcrlv used as a liquor salmon.
on annual rent of one lllll’ltlrl‘Il
itaud shuts it up rather than
busincss carried on in it.
('mcnl is reported in New lluvt-n.
the parties being a married man who has
left :1 young and pretty wife and child, and
taken to his‘bosom the wife
nus mechanic. and left for parts unknown.
The affair occurred last Friday night.
of an indusui~
“3:011er )cnuln arc in for a railroad to
l .
Cheshire,
Now an
\‘C‘ll.
which would count-ct with the
on and Northampton Railroad,
and bring lllClll within an hour of New llzi-
The road would be nine miles long.
and cost four hundred thousand dollars.
One of the most singular and wonderful
freaks of
transpired
the brute creation has recently
in Bethlehem. An old family
cat has given birth to one kitten and four
perfectly sliupcd squin‘cls all of which ()ld
Grimalkiu nurses and. watches with 1110 ten-
dcrest of cure.
The Centennial celebration at \Vinclicstcr
on W'cdncsday and Thursday was largely
attended by the sons and daughters of thc
old town, nearly every State in the Union
being represented. The exercises were of a
most interesting nature and the occasion one
of rare enjoyment.
Mr. Berry of New London, feeling des-
over the decision of the police
as follows :
It is said of a. Trumbull man that desiring
to transfer the remains of a. child dead some
veers, he applied for a coffin of adult size.
“ But.” said the rural and consequently
conscientious undertaker, “ you
child was but six years old.”
when it died,” exclaimed the nnxious phr-
cnt, “ but that was eleven years ago.
said the
“ So it was
A son of George F. Lucas. some eight or
nine years of age, while climbing on the
drum of the elevator in the upper story of
the Granite Mills, Stafford.
throughxall the scuttles to the floor, some
forty
recently fell
eet below. From this frightful fall
the floor and appliedth‘e
he seems to have received no serious inter-
nal injuries, and his entirerecoverv is hoped
for. ,
A terrible accident occurred in Haddam
Saturday forenoon.
passing _by _ ,
tin can in the road and carried it home; the
cap to it was soldered on, and he told his
boys, Walter and Everett, Saturday mom-
ing, that the had better unsolder it.
Mr. Nathaniel Tyler,
the depot, Friday, discovered a
This
ed to do.
his
twelve, , looking all.)
and iiinbganda’eevere
.3.“ W W alsohadl 31mg.-
at, iron I
:wr ALBERT i‘ swarm”)
, .
I Eioard for E-‘zunilics
l ll l1:'li\itllz;1!~ .\".«:'.il l::r;v-, plruxull numb.
i ( ) Apply to
ll. .\. fil'llllililfiixl‘.
:‘M I.’ l
smith Nunmlk
For Sale. ,
I“ Ll'LVl‘fN :1:1'.i~:i:ult-i;:l:l rmlsof land, on llu' I‘z‘rl
1 sitlv of tho Hutu” llill lloud. nurtliof \Vitrh
Limo. adjoining Mr. Must's B)’.\l)<‘c'u pluco, lioil good.
Location unsurpassed. Plenty of building rltllil‘.
\ uluablt- lwd or muck. One thousand i'm-t front on
im- highway. “'1” mukv “no hundred building l-IH :
l‘rit‘i- for the l‘llllrl‘ plot $3.5”! no Ion-s, on vinyl
twrms. Apply to l
.\. 1.. \'.\.\'Dlilll‘.il.T. I r \V. '1‘. (‘ll.\\\'.
boulh Norwulk.
lat-l) ’
For Sale or to LN. '
ll ll'\‘li and lot at lily": Sock. lmptiri- of John l
ll. Knapp. Si$1f
\
A.—
E’or Sale.
( )NEuftllv plvusnntcst null most tlcsiruhlc resi-
(it'nt‘cs in ilu- city. known as the S\\'Ul(l)‘5
HOMESTEAD. «In \Vrst St . or (ll‘lll‘ thi- I'nion
School llnnst- PLEASANT lit) SE. (i001) UAR»
DEN. (‘llUll'E FR l‘l'l‘. For terms apply at
ALEX SWUllD‘rl
Nous .K' Sltlllmivry lit-put
Lost.
( .V Friduy last. July Till, l‘t‘hh'cn Mr. (‘hurlcs
\Viison‘s lower gum. and tlit‘ l‘cx-iidcnt‘c of Mr.
. 4 The finder
will lw llllt‘l‘fllly rewarded by having them at Geo.
Genre?" \V Raymond. :1 bunch of keys.
utt-s‘ walk from the South Nome“: Depot or Post,
oflicc. If not sold on or before Ma 15:. would be
rented ton respectable family. For urther rticu-
lurs inquire of KNAPPJ; FRFKCH.
South Not-walk, March 8, 1871. l’i-tf
Bliss Elegan’s §cliool.
ills~ SCHOOL will re-opcn on Monday. Sep. 11th
1871. Rooms in Chichestcr's Block, \l'ashing
ton street. South Norti'alli. Conn. Iii-If
City Taxes.
Notice is hereby given to all persons liublc to par
taxes in the city of South Norwulk on the assessment
list. of 1870. that l have been instructed by the Board
of Counci linen to rocced to the immediate collection
of said taxes. and will meet the taxpayers for the
go ose_of receiving said taxes at the store of “'hlter
. uckingham, No. 4 Ely‘s Block. ,
N, B. One er.ccnt. will be deducted from all tax—
es paid on or cfore the let of Au'vust. gind one per
cent. our mouth will lK‘ added to afi unpaid after the
1st of Sept ember.
CHARLES W. SMITH.
35-” Collector.
Real Estate for Sale.
NEW House and Lot on El "5 Neck. worth
twelve hundred dollars. Wll take less—one
thousand can remain. A new House and Lot on Con-
cord Street, will sell this for less than cash cost, $300
only to be id. Building Lots on road to Keyser‘s
Island and llson‘s Polngvgpmm splendid ggound
at Mr. Ingr'soll and Gov. rd, and on code
Sgedetsgerusad flletn Hillildllaeine hundred dollarsizlotlouly
n own, as on mortgage. ' to
VRY C. ELY. City of South Norwfifll
9st! or by letter to NATHAN C. ELY. New York.
A Neighborhood without a School.
ESIRABLE School Promises to let~ The Eliza
Clock Place at Newton. , C
‘ a neighborhood
medians house, ehgibly located in
destitute of schools. and where school facilities are
greatly wanted. The site is one of the finest in the
town. within five inmates walk of two churches, Post
Office. store. Noroton on, and numerous
families. A select school would seem local
firming: and as many boarders as could be accomo-
.mhwwmmmmuv
a re n e an com . p y
persouigl) or byggtter to ‘ p
r F. w. BRUGGERHOF.
15 John St. N. Y.,
or at Daria, Conn. -
Nance . ' *
DISTRICT or Nonwm, as. Probate com.
Meg“ . call-exists or Norwalk, in said
\
H
from
M tea
_ :m ‘
momma;
't'nnu.. with n delightful prospcct, ou‘rltmking tho
roan-h of New York City, by the New York and New
lluvcn Railroad, arc in an indisputably good nt-igh-
murkably cheap. Thcsc lots will be sold at auction.
at lhv Exchange Rule-s Room of A. J. Blocker. Son &
. _ . . ('0. 111 Broadway. Ncw York. on Thursday.
.\l.\‘. lzniv .- :nill tun lute Suxlldl let-1, snuutcd l 314‘ at noon. .1
FALL FllllTE STYLES.
Wm fertile 11mm Norwalk, ‘7‘
lurflllllflll Suugaxuck Buy. The): are within easy
lmrhoutl. und :1 healthy locality The soil is good.
the contour of the land beautiful. and the pricc re—
Aug.
l»11
This Pump is the most compact lit:ilt,has
loss number of parts, and is the Cheapest
Pump cvcr placed llt'flll‘C the public. It 112:: »
without noise or jar. For Price List. (\‘tz,
:Hllerl‘S
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
Solo l’rupriclor :md Manufacturt-r,
XOIHVALK, CONN.
Mut'llinc Elinp just buck of the Home Rail—
“.‘nv Buildings. l—tf
ls lll-Lt'l'llVlfx'l. ’l‘lllfi \‘vlililx'.
STYLES FOR FALL.
l“l'l{ AND (LU'l‘ll HATS,
ALI. KJNIH ()I“ CAPS,
('.\.\'l2.\, l'.‘lllill‘.l.l.A>’,
CARPET BAGS ETC.
OLD SILK HATS REMODELED.
COME AND SEE.
1-?!
REAL film's. _
\V. lluymmul‘s. corner of \l'ui—‘liiugtou and “'nlcr
Sis. South Noru'itlk. Conn. 3-54! w, T' CRA\M!
. ‘ ' ' ’ M" st»
{or $330. .~.: 1,
,‘ HEW and ccmmodious llouso, situated near 0s— ys BIOCk, south Norwalk! com-t
41‘ born avenue at East Norwulk, hbout fivc min-
is prepared to negotiate tllc sale or rcntnl of houses,
Stores. Farms, and other Real Esmtc having the
largest facilities and longest cxpcrieucc of any real
estate broker in the city. He has a large amount of
desirable property of every description on his books.
and is in constant receipt of applications to purchase
or hire. 36-
IdADAM GARRIDO
invites the ladies to call, and lcuvc their on
(l('l\ for fine
{'nderg'ai'lnents,
and all kinds of work in that line. Having
been in that business in New York City for
a number of years. First store below First
National Bank.
\VASHINGTON STREET.
%—ti‘ South Norwalk. Conn,
EITY DRUG STURE,
_m_
CHI CHESTER’S BLOCK.
Toilet Articles, \
Minimum-Attention
totterltlofflnPlhflc3M
Prim. m: 000‘ AIM-I, ; a!
theiWGuuinlvia-ythhg,
l “firm—Win.
is” E: Ell
THE LADIES
015' ’I‘IIIS “ CITX’”
AND SECTION OF THE \YURLD “'ILL l
FIND THE l
Lowest P races
—FOR—
Hosiery, Gloves, Hand-
kerchiefs, Laces,
Linen and Lace Collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet:
Ribbons, Rufflings,
V'oil Box-ages, Donna. Lia-l
rias, Stamped Yokes
and Bands.
3
l
Jaconet Edgings, lnsertings, l
l
Shirt Fronts, Cambrics, Hoop?
Skirts, Corsets, 5
And thousands of other articla. together with a full C
line of
NOTIONS,g
—A T—
H. H. PRITCHARD’S,
Ouc door west of the Postofiicc.
P. S.——Gcnt5 will find the best 250 Paper Collars.
imitation linen, and cloth lined throughout.
South Norwalk, March 8. 1871.
FURNITUREC
UNDEREAKING.
WE DEEP OK HARD A GENERAL ASSORT-
m’T OF
FURNITURE ()_F ALL KINDS.
UNDERTAKING.
W'eare prepared to furnish eve
for the interim cut of the dead. Wefitehilnsgo
tokeep bodies in a patent ice casket without wot-
tmg thebody.
’ E. RAYMOND a son,
No. fill-in street. 0 ‘lte Prussia
Norwilk, Nov. 17, temp” W33
0. M. GRUMZMAN,
pnac'r‘xoar.
Wllflfllliillllwm
ELYSé 131.66%.
l
l
l
l~tf
mmynm-muu
BARGAINS
_1:\'._
LADIEs‘ I)RESS G 0011s,
F U R S ,
Hosiery & Gloves.
Linen Goods & Blankets.
Many Goods purchased at Auction. of the Bret. Quali-
ty. and at less than Old Prices.
Fl'ld. LINE OF DRESS GOODS.
Fl'IJ. LINE OF HOI‘SE-KE‘CX‘INU GOODS.
FULL LINE CLOTBS A.\'D CASSIMERES.
G rent Ilargalni-a in
DRESS GOODS.
C. J. GRUDIJLN.
01.1) BRIDGE STORE,
Foot of Main street,
at NORWALK. CONN.
- SAVE YOUR MONEY !
HOW IS THIS FDR HIGH ‘?
Two Pairs for One.
(9.0 T0
HARVEY’S
llllflflll Bill Bill Sllllfl Market.
16 Main St, South Norwalk.
Where can be found the beat and cheapest ”some!
Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
lathe country. ,Nowis the time turnkey-outper-
chasesmthcgoodamust be sold. Pufeauflm
twn given.
HOW IS THIS 2’
Ladies’ thingies, only 75 cents, and one ex-
trapatr.
Geoff-Shoes, only $1.25,:ndmeextnpoir.
Ladies’ mmtbfimmdone
extrapair.
Gmm’flippaafimMomemnh.
Ladies’ Shwera,‘ so was, and an extra
par-
AndlllothepodshmI-l est.
"gig. Oug'dee-Q-ih
Gannon w. s
Norwalk Chronicler