m 3131'}.
Th its pantie-l movement! tho-did $.11.
W or the charges of We: ta
his“ \ork City govcrnnmfit its made
no“! cycling 3! fie Cooper Institute.
A hue W of citizens filled the spa-
)))lnhmhg.a-d were addmcd by the
link—n. Rm W. F. Havemeycr, Judge
13-1-11 Ernott Hon Oswald Ottendort'cr
lieu. Hind Solar-«1.8011. Robert 8 Rue
M ‘1’. M Picrpont. Resolutions
were allowed. expand-gm and olarm
I! “'W' W “or fie city,
cm the pubic “.m¢m1fitllmt
.Wifltd tin prime mncy. dc)-
nndi-gao exhihlt of the receipts and ex-
tol—lures. the-lento; to apply whatcver
lag-lanai. exit to m the money
M ‘31. “dune-ting all citizens
wrist-“MW!“ who have been.
«an: to hepahllc trusts An executive
«W o! seventy was appointed to ex-
am the I'm 0! [he meeting.
.\‘ot lot 1115mm thoroughly inves-
agar the whole .hject. Let the public no
limb: liq—dent for blot-mallet] upon a
W naming ncwquper. that has
mil loll-(3' been :1 Min the plunder. Lot
to- klot who the guilty parties are. and
cut in IR ”mun! of thcir “ fraudulent
rater-[Implosio- ;" and let them be Iii-ought
1n josh. ll th'n; “nominee will do this, it
will ht) very eel-uh to can: the ill will of all i
th- crimlools aid their accessories and their '1
number we fear will prove to be legion. The '1
7145-01) my and “roll «111:1li to M:-
11!‘ for the hu- thnusand dollars :1 month
whit-h it m of the people‘s money. the
77m- ” have its stately virtue impeached
111) iuhle More of twenty-five thou)-
.aul I pen-ad my other highly mpg-cor»
MI- and lock respected panic-.11 may be im-
plicate-l in the “ irregularities" D'ery one
of these will torn to winning the. wmmittee
if they do their duty. in we hope they will
one I..- dawn-d {mot probing the matter to
1b) m
And the the highest benefit of this expos—
ure '3 not be it In: reform of the public
mil) cl \‘cc York (‘i1;ty it will consist in
1hr Hut i will give to high handed usurpa 1
lion .1! infidelity to public trusts c3 cry) 1
oh“). If these men are proved guilty. and
then- in force enough in New York City to
punish them. then.) 'u some hope that the
pal-tin. whom loading the cibv of New Or-
k-n with n de five per cent. per annum
no an ankle pmperty, or accumulating n.
tic-ht W Philnddphh at the rate of six
M dollars a day. may also be held 11'.)-
quuuihle for their acts.
If lib flu ht) dorm a W cm in politlfi
would he mogul-uteri: the ballot box would
II) W old it) public service refonucd
And it ville-nae sometime: The day when
New York politicians will not be spared be-
can“ hey are democrats, nor Philadelphia
110* M erratic because they are repub-
lic-OI. Ml the {ample will demand an equiv-
:1an [or ch mom-3' spent. and will hold
:hrir We arty-tunable for their conduct.
I” while we have faith that this revolu-
ti- will can mtimc. we most repeat
not doubt that the present movement will
magnate it. The-u) are so many embar-
rm-cuts «meted with this matter, so
my public m of both parties 1" all hon-
inhh Don‘t who are involved in it. that we 3
111111111 it theirs-mu) men who compose thcl
I'u'rtfli" mint-1) are themselves all free
from the mint. The men must have :1 clean
record who take this reform 111' band, and
mud ht) free from politicnl entanglements;
and while we doubt. not that there are some
gramsm of Slay hedtedfrom
the erect: of the fright.
rcled, one of them threntje‘n'ul to 'iziia'tigale
the other. hemmed mumldeconr
1111111 111111311 image placedhhbdigerent
neighbor and: bonds at two hum dol-
lars to keep the peace, the complainant be-
coming his may for the amount. 80 that
thing milked.
llomcc Grecly having cxpmcd #111: opin-
lon that good female cooks were more wanted
than female volt-ls. and that their: Was :1
present demand for at least sixty thousand
of them, His Anthony suggests to him to
educate his two beautiful daughters for the
sen-ice, and thinks l'h'cy may command
twenty dollars :1. month wages
consigned one hundred baskcts c! peaches
to a N1) w York fl'rm last week and on set-
tling for the stiles found himself just. one
dollar m debt to them. He declines to have
Any further communication with that firm,
corrupt good Manners."
The Pulkzdium. which a W')\ days since
hoped that the publislt'fl‘s of IIurpr‘z-x' Ii'rr’k-
Ig would 00:15:11}: to bring out Nast‘s match-
less delineations, unul) the rogucl were sale-
13‘ iodgcd injail, has come to full): Etiord
with our idea, that the mrmlrfis will never
be brought down by {PC throwing of such
chafl': audit :(‘1'11' 0111101805 the opinion of
the .\i'fmn, that “ they do not fear citlicr
public scorn or the penitentiary “
It looks as though polygamy was about to
receive :1 stunning blow. (pm): the Statute
books of the territory of Filth
lug stringent 111w. tinder which til“ firsl Wife
of a Mormon has prc'ftd'rcd '3 chain? of adul-
livihg with arm'lrt'r woman '
“ E11211: person who c0 111111e {11:- crime of
31111111) ry shall be 111111). 1 113 1111pr1~onn11nt
not cxccedm‘g tm‘ty years or by fine not
exceeding one thonsfiml dollars and not 11)»
mm: hire hundred (1011:1111 or by both fine
and imprisonment. at the discretion of 1111)
court. A1111 wllcu the (‘l'llllt’ is committed
ch1 0(1) the parties any one of whom
married, both are guiln of adultery and
shall be punished accordingly. \0 mm): 11
tion for adultery can be L‘Ollllncillt‘l’ l but on
the comp] :1th 031111) husband or 11' ifuf
By thew-{11m of crime from the dim-rent
is
first we find that murdrrs are fearfully
common in the SK‘UTTK'TH states “'4: will
site :1 TH" instances to show the 111111111111:-
ti1'c prevalence of the crime there and at
the North: The homicides in Texas were
one to every 11:1! thousand five hundred in-
bubitanls: in Lousinnn, one to five thousand
six hundred: in Georgia, one to ’11‘11 thou-
sand two hundred; in Truncsscc one to ten
thousand seven hundred ; in Kentucky. out
to eigh’etr‘.) limusnnd three hundred: in Illi-
nois, one to forty-three thousand ; in New
York, one to sixty-two thousand; in Penn-
>3'lvuni:1. sixty-four thousand: in
Massachusetts one to sixty—six thousand.
(mt) tn
HEBEABOL'TS- '
..Thc I’urtchcfler Journal announces
the astonishing fact that Prof. G. W. Smith
wears a 7): incl: hm; tlic lurgcst 11:):111 in the
county '
..T111-_\1:r.1 says that Mr. (Qt-:1.
king of Daubury. 11:15 sold out his interest
in the Bt‘illl‘l llflt-fOl‘llllD}: factory. Mr.
Henry 11 B‘lll‘tl, of 11111: plur) ).
in
.T1.I .v cumiprize 111 Hit-111 1'1 in 111 1111.11
race at V1 eetport. on the '29111.11111111 111»
not awarded on that day, 1111.)) since been 111-
vided equally between Mr. John Robinson.
and Charley Allen.
such on this marina). there are many who
hill Milk from pulling the 'ruiu down up-
on thrir own heads.
aha.- :51)
“MAI. QUILLETS.
(31m Vitals is serionsl3 ill
The da-pron chicken stealer of Georgia'
1)- I own very My named Robin‘ eon.
(Rural John A. Dix is a pensioner 111‘ the
or II! 1812. He gets eight dollms :1 month. ‘
The Adams Express Company has de-
rlansl 0 qtnflerly dividend of five per cent.
I’m-ideal This)“ will not nllow the estab-
lish“ of the French Republic to be cele-
incited.
.\ Timid: amide waited to "1.1 married,
ml “ pd their foot inst ' by walking thir-
t_1' will)! to and I minister.
Five hundred baskets of peaches lately
«haul I Ilehwlre merchant three cents
“to. lie in to be pit-led.
Wab'uohwcrjmwcle, a chief of the n‘ix
Noll-III. has behind to gr thmtgh college
and Iran has) to spell his name.
The gut-em h. decided to do noth-
logtmwtlh the Core-munch Pncific
“I hath in. fully vindicated.
W later-nay: tint thereportsof
the“ “ ”Mun-lac erroneous.
The m at d i W.
The luck: at III-ox a the fashionaue
M am, has malted in the imag-
lItl- of " Wed Woman‘s Societies.”
The-loud ms,- of the Median
"11- “). m will he held in
w 2 WM, the 4111 at October
next.
“'0 shall set.) what we :
Walk-of running HenryWnrd
mumm,m in unseat
mmumgm a Wnrdofthe
outlet. : 4.
“M“WEWgov-
“anyways
ufiummmmm
dun-m. . ‘
“wubdaldfiigvusel from
“Mubmm aide
yfiohfiwmfi my
mum to fit a latitude
mil iii have ogmrdho—
n._*n hwdfimw:
1 1111's for the use of water
1 and the firemen n‘fli:(’ to [my ll
the Fire Department fifteen hundred (101-
“ tires or no fires.”
The
I'Ut'ilti’ very justly 11111105 11111111011 111:) “filer
Com 31:1113 .
o
:1 Hr“
. .Dnnbury lltb organized club.
the object of which is :11: annual visit to the :
(water to 1.11111 fis11.Thc News s:13' : “ The 1
full name of 1111) -1~~oci:11ion l.‘ 1).:- .\qucn—
txckaqucn: ut‘k Piscutorinl Club, but it will
be simply known u< the .\qllcl‘lut'kzlqllt‘na'lt'k
Club."
. .Tbc Ponchostcr Jol’l'mll tells. of :1 lit-
tle news boy who attempted to 311111 p off the
cars :11 Greenwich lately and fell between
the platform and rail. Station agent Mer-
ritt told him to lie perfectly quiet, which
he did, but :1 movement of his arm or feel
would have cost him 11 loss of lilOSt: 111cm-
pcn). The boy was) terribly scored, and his
escape was 11 very narrow one.
. .Thc Portchcstcr Journal gives Ilthe
following instance of base iugmtitude: A“
drew McGuire, of Tremont. stole a watch
from John \Vusson. of Rye Beach. ‘rV'am'on
agreed to pay ofllcer Stillwell‘s fare) to Tn.)-
mont if he would go and get the rogue and
watch, and the latter made two trips to that
place securing the thief and watch. Mc-
Guire was taken before Justice Sheldon,
who fined him $20, the fellow's mother pay-
ing the bill. But Wasson having obtained
his watch and the punishment of the ras-
cal, refused to pay back the omccr‘s fare, and
in spite of all that the Justice and Town of.
doc-1's could do, be persisted in his refusal.
Oflicer Stillwell was about to sue for the re-
oovery of bismoney, when afriend of Was»
son, hearing of the predicament of his
friend, paid the three dollars. Now Was
son repudiates the kind offices of his friend,
is terribly angry about it, and the “ friend
indeed” is out $3.
JOUREALISTIC.
R H. 311162111111 will be the editor of the
Mac next year.
C. H. Gilmnn, editor of the Southport
Chm is seriously ill.
W Grant vras once a printer in
Georgetown, Ohio.
. The New York Tribune received forty-six
hundred Ind Sixty-five dollm for city ad-
mm; in August.
Neulyaflfie editors of the New York
M mforeign humming them Jen-
mm,mm10rgan.
Ora-Welt: arm-e of the"~Blne
Wflnfigl‘aybloodof contemporary,
,dkmmmmm
fieKewYak‘GIa-h W that
chap-admmmpob-
Tno‘iiél’ghhws in Michigtn having quill» )
Ilenzy Dunner-s, of Wért's corners \ J. '
on the 'gnound that “ evil: communicationsl
'15 1111‘ folklw- 1'
tery 11g:1lu~l her husband for marryintr and ,-
statc-s Of the Colon for the year ending July '1
”1131. 1
. .Tbt‘ Stamford “Utter Company charge ')
.'l!i- '
. )“
1 M 1 ..
ton. ,_ » .
0n the 29'11 111'th 30th i‘ul. Lbe ladies of the
'Cblsgélganonat Church held a run and res.
tival, as is their wont on the recurrence of
this season each year. The weather on the
111;: dny was not over inviting, and the sec-
ond day was positively forbidding, the min
cowngdown in torrents which dampened
the ardor even of the Willonltt-s‘; foi' lt‘l me
whisper in your car, 3h). Editoi. 111211 the
people of that. pleasant town are not often
deterred frOm making anything they engage
in a complete success. ' And so it proved on
this occasion, for the India decided to con-
tinue 111:) fair on Thursday, which prm ed to
be'a be)111t1ful,sunslun1da3',:in’d the 13150-
ble turned out strong and. filled the tent with
, intellect. youth and beauty, such as can be
.; {00.1111 only in VYilton. The ladies were
much disappointed :11 not seeing their friends
from Georgetown for they had been prom—
iscd a reciprocating visit 11 lieu they attend-
ed the concert there. the previous Shturds3;
but I rrcuuuw lltc'n: 1135 some good must),
as no tfl‘sr‘f. cvcr willingly stays away from
, the cntcrmiumcnts furnished by the “‘illon-
' itcs.
Then) 11 trc p1‘r-sem.ns aids, the Misses
)liddlchmok. M199).- Katy Slurgcs. Ilickok,
Marvin. “lltls'té‘fid, Lockwood, Gregory ,
fines, Benedict. Olmstead and (Iorustock;
as also the beautiful Miss Davenport, from
Brooklyn. N. Y., who tit-led :1): “ Rebcccn :11
the V'l'cll." to the no small advancement of
the funds of the society MN Kt‘elt-l‘ 11' as
very “1111111110 to 1.11: 11111111: of 1110 guests :11
the refrcslmwlll table, and 1101' kin‘d wt'fi'tl
and \\ liming smile made all Tell happy.
i .\irs. Ilickck also had charge of ambit; and
“0 d1 (1 anybody to sit {191111 :11 it and not
Ifeelut home), her 1:) «1341311) r'tlcntion 111111
ncntncss of person ranking all feel that they
were it home and would be made comfort-
ablt). 111111 be sure not to find stray hairs in
1111) butter) or drowned flies in the cream for
their 10:1 or cofi'ct). May the good Lord 111111-
') tiply such women in this (1113‘ and gown:-
Mrs. \Villinui (in-gm? presided over
1
lion.
1 1101s 1111):: hi)! «11'13' tilt) young but 111:) old,
for “'1‘ doubt 11111011 whether lilt‘l‘C was 11:11--
tll‘mg on her 1:11111) sweeter than her smiles
and voice. Tin) Misses .\Iiddlcbrook pre:
sided over [he variety table, and srcmctl to
121‘) doing their utmost to please 1111. “'0 ob-
served Mr. “'illiam Dunning and 1112-: 11min-
blt- wife from Brooklyn, N. \'.. and we ruth-
cr iumginc that he thought the turkey. tap-
loco 'pudtling, pickled pouches etc, which
ht) bid :111'33' under his vest, could not besur—
p:l\5(‘(l. His son was also present with his
bride. and :‘.'.1dcd much to (11:) plcnsurcof illt‘
occasion. Mr. George (‘0:11.~111ck.of Bridge
port, the millionaire grocer. 1:11)) of Wilton,
was also present. 11nd received, be (it)-
served, :1 cordial and 110:111-ft)1tgr1)1)tlng from
111: friends. 01d and young, 1111111111111 ft'llllllt';
(110113111. to tell the truth, thc indies “'t‘l't' :1
111111) 913', as slum.) pcrsnn had circululml a
fi'port that he was very <oon to 191111. to 111:)
1:111:11) 1111) hello of Bridgeport \\'1)11 11): it b:-
tmc or not, 1110 people will tinxl in him in
the future, us in 1111) 31:1st,<111t) of nature's
ll'nt) 11111111)m()n. “'t) 11'1)1'c also delightml to
see Mr. Elvcnczcl Belts and lady,
would here 011111)») the hope that his 11:):11111
will improve and be 111) 0111111101 to Illllkt‘
)1 many hearts glad by his 1'i~il~ and 111-911» of
1
i
ll.‘
111111 “'0
‘ bcncvolcucc and good \1 ill.
' It is impossible, however), for you to :lvt‘
occasion: but I must mention 111:) 11-11111) of
; .\Iixx' Lutllow. from New York,o1tt) of 111:)
I' “ nrti-‘tes" who gave (11)) concert at George-
? town. 211111 lxcr fricudx‘. Tin-1'1) was :1 gentle
I, 111211: from New York present, accompunictl'
1 113' his daughter, (I believe Llris sun 11:15 111-011
attending I’rof (llumtcad's .\cndcmy
sonic year“ who :11 111:) suppcr illillt'
1 prise-11everybody .\t 111).) table 11:.) 11ml not
:1 word 1115:13' to anybody, 11:11. appoint-'11 to
j 111) fulfillingr lilt \‘triptural
1 \\ 11) 1101:)1' 3:1111' hands) findct 11 to (‘10 do it
1 111th :1113'0111 might" for 111:. 11:13
:111'113' tbt) lefrtshmcuts lcd 1111) to believe
that he was :1 mammoth of some unknown
species, who was hiding '1111'113' his proven-
dcr for the winter: yut away from 1110111-
blt) he appeared to be endowed with the gift
of loquecily to 1111 extmordinury degree. At
the 01051) of 1111) fair I heard him making in-
quiry about :1 cake lit) 11nd bought. which
had become 11113111111, and he seemed to ft-cl
1'1)1'3' bad on account «11' its 10»). :11111 .\Il's.
Hickok and Mrs. Keck-r were making vain
cndcuvom to quiet 111111; but, like 1’ 1.1)101111
weeping for her children, 11:) rcfusrd bt)' 111g
comforted. The last look I had of llllll 111)
was walking (11? with :1 rocking-chair. with
the little doll 1103' in it which was presented
to Miss .\Iinu St. John :13 the belle of the
.cvcning.
‘ There is some 11111; of :1 concert 110111 Fri-
day evening for the benefit of the Episcopal
Church. Miss Katy Sturgcs has the matter
under considcmtion ; and if she attempts it
you can count on success, sure and certain.
BALD 111111..
‘11?”
4»
West port.
011 the whole, the late summer has becn
a lovely onc,tlic weather alternating between
hot and extreme dry. There has been some
sudden changes from heat to cold, and at
times rain, particularly during the past ten
(1213's and in great quantity. _We have had
it hot, dry, muggy, cool, rainy; and transi-
tions so many have taken place that disa-
greeable sensations resulted. Could we but
have :1 steady succession of such days :13
Saturday Sunday and Monday lust. how
delightful it would be, but from continual
sudden changw we exclaim “ Domino, libero
Rm" ' .
Mr. Hnrvv Smith of Saugutuck, while
driving across the railroad track was struck
by a gravel train and seriously injured. He
was conveyed to his raidenoe and cared for
by the “G 15.0."th happened tobepreq—
cut.
The 11311111 exercises-0f Song, Moment}
exhumation were kept up and minuined
throughout with mt. In fach'the whole
thing weg practically a Camp Meeting, and
when anotha' year-rolls round may be re—
peated with telling res111ts,if the data is fix-
ed and properly advertised. Themes of
to the unfirhg econ; 111 Rev. Hr. Robinson
and his collegue and coworker, 1ft). Tavlo,
tlu) cnndy departttlbnt. and 11L)rplt):L<1n_I_) llltlll- ,
for,
iuiunttion— ~, , _
' 11111011 (‘tmt't'nlnllvll 1111) sun .\ 1113's
he liitl '
, osity u! 111!) public.
spam) to :111 of interest 111111 trnnspil'ctl on 111:) )
r
1
1
1
|
1
v.5. .1 :11 .
1&3: Thyl'or of Saugnt'nc'k conducted
the services aided by such of the brethren
as chose to participate. During three days
of last week, commencing with Monday,
services were held, interrupted from time
to time by drizzling ruins. On Thursday i‘ M.
and the whole of Friday 111% weather was
311 [11:11 Eoli'ld 'btl desired, 4nd throngs of
people were present from Npmalk), Weston
Easm11.Willon,1Tedding VT 611111111, Greens
Fans and other pmcos.
'lhings are quiet before our vill: 11-(1 J nati—
ces just now. V illniny appears to be at :1
discount and rogues some. “00?. 1n fact it
is getting ‘1‘ be decidedly “ unhealthy“ for
criminals near the locality of our village
court room, and many brought tlwre by tho
constables find it so difficult to “ breathe the
air that they are immediately sent “ff to-
wards Bridgeport 11 11cm (1‘11) n'lmnsphen it
“1‘11er "‘,".1111)r.”clc.
l’.\1'1..
4o-
Dnrlen.
The «r11. .11 Nomion Station 17111111111111 V 111:1
salt) 1.0111111139- on Thursday nItctnoon n1)
cordim: to advertisement, and all the frit) mls
of Mr. Mead are happy over the result. The
min of the (lay before, which deluged the
11-11010 country. only served to brighten the
landscape on that auspicious (1113'. Every
thing smiled on the occasion and therefore
there could be no such 111mg as follow).
The pluck of South Nor“ :1111 11:15 shown
in bidding 011' the {list purcul of land sold,
on 11111011 “11) purchaser realized :1 profit 11c-
forc lcrtving the ground.
T111) bidding; 11 as good it". :'11
housc 1').'11ic11'\i':1= bouili": :11. :1 grunt bargain.
111'): music 113' (iruil'ulu‘s Band was (It)-
1iglrtful. the collation was excellent and
bountiful, and every onc,1v11()thcr 11c suc-
ccctlcd in purchasing or not Went 11mm) fol-1-
in}: lhcv had spent :1 pleasant and profitable
' \11'1'11 I111:-
afternoon
131' 1111) mlvcitist'nivnl 111 :111I1l'111)r column
111:) motif-rs will sin) that tlu) {011' lots left 1111—
511111 for 1121111 of lllllt‘ will 1):)nii't)r‘v)d forthir-
13' days on :1'111'tinu 101111))
Tli‘t‘) “111111711 tum-tin); of 1111) lr1l<ll't'~ of
Fitch's H0111:- 11'ns 110111 :11 1111‘ institution
Tuesday aflcrnrmn T111) 131111111111; ullicr-rs
were elected for 111:) cumin]: your)
Trotter-n.
Jun-11h“. Huyl. Htmnfnnl.
t’. .1..~'l:1rr. . ,.
Edwnrd Sliver-m1, t-rw 1111'11'11
Bio-())) Cristy. " ,
('hurlcs Ilruun. 11:11'11-11
Tit) 113' W cod. "
.\I B. I‘:))1rtlu .\«111111 .\'un1111k
"011. A53 I1 \T11114111:.1r11 ['11 Ufh'nm Nor“ :111;
A 11111.. . "
Strphfli Hoyt, V1)“ (‘mmnn
.111) 1'2 Turncr. Wilton
I’I'r'xr'tliul—('. .1. Starr.
l'lt'rruh'r, l 'rmum'flw .—Fir.~l. .1. ii. III1_\'l ;
Second, Benj. V’l'ccd; Third, .\su 11111.
Tr'rwsnrrr—J. Ii. Hoyt
.\) r'rr'ful‘_I/.—-—r\. Hill.
Two of the diru'tom must «1:11 :1 pcrmil
lwfol't):1ny1)hild can be admitted into 111:)
1101111). The Wants 111' (11:) ('11i1dn)11 (11111111!
lu- supplied without :tppculing lo 111:) concr-
Fulhl'm :mtl mothers
who hurt) lwcn spurt-)1 to 0:101: :1t111)1'.~'11:111111
, lu'clcs.
mm -) . ml” W'ww "
Atkins of Chatham, Mass, who hadheen 111':-
dressing thc scholars and had finished speak
mg was Just in the act of taking his seat WI
he cfell on the chair. Rev. Mr Walker #6.“ '
mediate] ewent to him, but in lose than“ ,
minutes .0er111: '
one “fluke? 11113113110111 11111111...
ter 11.03;an 13on
Mn
pnrtment, in gmfifiw
(gaunt 1m ,
received” eight. huh
lthongh it is a
pcraiih um salary,1n stand
which be actually paid.
small mntt'cr of four hundred and twenty
dollars aye , Hurthrd people are ustly
indl nant at be éril‘ne, and be will oubt-
less 1:) superseded, and perhaps arrested.
List of Patents; ‘
List of patents issued from mine. pat—
ent office, fol the week ending Aug. 29,1811
for 111*) Panic of Connecticut, furnished us
from 1111.) offi: (‘ of J. E. Earle, New Hat on.
T110 Plume 1% Atwood Mfg. (‘11., Water»
bury, assignees, lamp.
G “'1 Loomls. Tor'ringlmi, built!) for ve-
T111.) 'l mu & \Vl:ilnt)3
nun-hincry for
Co., Hartford, as-
signct- :1. ILL-ding 1\)irc.lo 1113-
chines.
\V'. 11. IIockcusmillI, Bridgcpnrt, tllnpcr
pin.
.1. ll..1:1t'kson und H. Lmk.
('llll'll‘ for twisting yarns.
.1. 1101'1', \V'olcmtvilll), nutclliut‘
3111111111): and replacing cigars.
q. 11:111, \\ Meriden, clct-tro magnetic,
signal app. for) Railroads
Lotto l' )1.-31.1. .\'C\1'l:1\\'ll,
mutt-11 box and mulch holder.
Simpson, Hull, Milk-r & ('11.,
nasigntw's, ict) pitcllt'r.
11.1). Smith 1% ('11.,
('nn'ingt) Slt'll.
(‘. M. I’mtl, “'utt)r1111r3'. cyrlcl for tliltlt'h-
11131111111111) tolcxlilcfubl‘iCs.
.1. 1‘1 Sargent. New II:11'M1_j:1111'11111 11o.\.
Rfilr'Sl'ES.
l‘ulrmm, 111:1-
l'ur ex-
lwo patents,
Vanlingford.
I’lunlsvillc, 1135134110011,
Collim ( :1., ('«111i1lsvillc. le<lgll('t‘\ two
patrons for ( 4%ng ()tlgt) 111111 11111011111115. D
\V, '1. :11111 R.
3 List of Letter)!
1) FINLUNING 1111111) I’ostolflct . 11151111111 Nuruulk,
l .\11: 21'. lh’Tl. Pcnmns calling: for 11113 Ilflllt).~c
letter) 11111 1111).)»:- ~113' 1111-3' :)1r1:1<l\tr(i.~:)tl
L \DIF‘ 1. 181".
Mr» .\lnli- :1 lluuton. “1):: “11111111111“ 11d .\lr- "an
lord. .\lr- )1.) 1rlh:1 .\l “11111-11 \Hr‘.- “an .lnhusun
Mr). A1111 11:11:11. .\lrs Monroe Oeborue. Mrr. Ilcnry
t‘ lived. Mrs. Ally-rt Scout-Id.
(itiS FLEMEN'S LIST.
1 T .\1111)~.}’1)r:)7. .\11-1i11.(lli- Bt)n).:v'r. 1' A l)’I1\.
F. (lol 119111111111. Francis 11 111111-111), Michael “01:11-11.
.lumvv- 1" 111131. “'11: 11 1.31111. Jumt'r) Quinn, ('11pt.
(h-urm- M. .\llllpsnll
.\l. \VlU‘OX, I’. M.
List of Letters
1 EM \l\'l.\'ti in 1111) l’o~111fil<'c. nt Norunlk. Am.)
20.11471. l‘I-rnxur- culling for 11113' :1! tin-s1) 1‘)!
tore 11111 plus =1) 3113' they :trr) adt'crtlectl.
LADIES” LIST.
\l,lcn .‘lln Howler-3119?. 511-). Km:-
\IIP‘ Sarah Ann t111111pp.!1|l~11 Jane Dcm1:.1n
. Emmy: tvnn111~3'\ll~-: (.«1ultl.Minr'Am1-lir1 113)
ult. .\lI-> J Mrilluntld .\lnr3'1.51111111,)lr‘ t':l)11.-
3111111111 rI-. .\lis.) K: 1(1) \\ :Ildron. Mrs Inulsn ll. \\ e111.
(lENTLEMI-LV‘S LIST.
Rent-dict, Edward Brewster. II A. Its)
('1111, Thomas ('Ullllt'rr, Nickels (.‘11111mn11.~. t‘upl
Couch, John 1.. Dun-upon, lunar E. Ilium-1). llcnn'
' 1:. 5111111101 1‘. 11111111114, Howard John-Ion. J. If.
I" lmlxmlrmi. Smuurl Morrllt. E. M. Pur-
Andrcu t
think (11' (11(2)::- I1rpl|:111.~', and what [1103' 11111':)
sacrificed for their country, 111111 contrast
111111 1111).“), 111111
for their
illl’ll' children
111111-11 111I)3' cm]
cdut'alicn
L'th'
NI'TMl-Jt-‘S.
.\Iillit:11'3'nll':1ir~ 11131011 1.1111111111 l‘lllllll_\'
2111) in :1 “lldtlll‘.
T111) 151111
\\'t)(111().~'d:l3'_ Hopi. 121111
T111) Merino “'nolcn
Voluntuwn, has failed:
T11!) lion V\. A. Buckingham 11114 111011
(' ""l((l( :1 out) of 1111 11:1:‘1111 of tllrwtor) 11f lllc
3-1: 111) .\Clltlnl tor 1111111): ilu
“)1‘111 of Yult) ('HHI'LW' 111),).zi11s
.\lill ('nmpun3‘ of
liabilities git-:11.
T111) depot :11 S:)31111111r 11 :1: f:11'111111c-n
t:)rt),tl “(tinned 13 11iI_:1H,:1)111:11111115111)":
' {111 attempt 11111111) [1.) r1111 111:) stilt).
fiennderhklnguowinglnsgreatmeuure,
T111) 1‘1111l'tif.:1 house in Nit-riden 11 :1.» >1)! on
lll‘t‘ 1111) other 11:13 by 1111) glass in 111110111111),
T111) V111 Haven Post (111111) 11:15 111-1)"
(bond-11:11:13 11111) of 1111-1111111.» through
which postal money or-lt) rs on (vrt):1t ilr'u. 'llll
and Ireland 111:13'111) :1) nt
\\', W Eaton 11:15 :11‘1‘11‘cd :11 111‘ 1101111) :11
Hartford (10011101113 improvcd in health,
uftcrn four “"(‘tks =1 11 :it “'11111) Sulphur
«a \\ est \ irIrium
5..
Out) of 1111 \1111) (\11111ri11): purl3 1111111)
f:11 V‘ est \\ files ((1 :1 in: 1111 111:1! their 1:11-11!-
())'! 1111110311110:- i.)I from terrific thunder storms.
'I‘1111oftlit part3 11m) strut 11 113 il‘lilllllllf'
11111 (\t .1311 d St'lltllls‘ iniur3
Sprirr
T111) I'nitctl States Rt“"l1l:‘ll‘ \nny r1) 1) mil-
in" ollicc 11:15) rt ()t)11t)tl out) hundred and
thirteen applicants for admittance 111101110
St’ r1 ice, of which thirteen 11:11:) been 11:)-
ccptcd and out) hundred rejected.
'1 11:.) Postmaster (:1)qu 11 11: is .\‘t'fll 1). led the
post 0111:) C in \orwu 11, :mmnI) (1111: rs :15 an
international money (lrtlt'r office. through
which sums may be remitted to (11'rt)('ci1':)d
from Great Britain or Ireland.
The 110:113' thunder shower (buttons-1):]
ovcr this city on the morning of 111017111
ultimo reached 5011111111113, 11nd 111:) light-
ning struck 1111) tclcwruph wire :11 or near
the eight milc brook making splintersof
fifteen telegraph poles.y
'Tl1c tax-soldiers from the Second (‘onnec-
ticut artillery. who have recently math-)1 :1
tour of the battle-fields of V1rginiu,spcnk in
the highest terms of the :ifl'nble manner in
which 0they were treated 11), the people with
whom they bud to deal 11'h11c in the South
The late heavy $11011 crs 11:11 0 11c:1r13 extir-
minatetl the grasshop ers, ‘n,nd bad they oc-
curred in July, woo 11d have saved many
fields of grass and oats, which now have
been greatly danumcd in Litchfield county.
In some. towns fiel are entirely cleared of
grass for half a mile by the grasshoppers.
Mrs. Frederick Stevens, :1 music teacher,
of Middletown, has a daughter three years
old who is a musical prodigy. She will
stay at the piano for hours at a time, play-
ing simple melodies of the day with accur-
that the house is dail thronged with curi-
ous people to soothe ittle wonder: '
Amos Dickinson, :1 dupernnmerary on the
Hartford police fail», is just now under)
begébrgnmisg He $11 xrried :1
1% on the 111111 of ehruary
111111,de now it 11:51) Guinea from Brooklvn,
«aiming to 'be from aformer wife Helms)
been mended from duty; and further de-
velopments are awaited.
Thousand temperance mmpmgn. 0': the
Hutchmsons, under the auspices of the State
Temperance Uni omcdmmemzfd at Putnam
Wompn
think 11):“ 3
comfort and I
1
I "(limo ),1- Esq
, and so marked 18 her musical talent ’
.\ 1133111111111, W H. Slut 1, Daniel 5111):)-
\\' .‘tnrm, (ion. B “'1‘le , E. S “'hwl.
111-111 (-1 I1
cr
I'IIAS.(lLMSTE.—\1l, I’ .\f.
l)Il)JD.
111.\11r11111k S11? 4 Eudlm) \l
'Enulaml of \‘1-13' ork. aged 4031-41)):
111 .\11r11.11k, .-;\u) 221'.I‘11111.11ifc of 11111111111 (11:111»
111(1) of l-anr \Y
rd D. . , A
in. 11' In _5&ol 1:15;]? filth
ton t- tent tFoiI‘smg to ‘0
You are hereby notified to
on H
P. x. then andthereto he
lng and enlargin said Ma’lntee street so that the saline
shall notbe or more than fifty
feet in with?' 11 11 $113!“, ll; ehlnrgm of said
strectto '53 the loud there or of the
9 “WW1
Nance.
. John Ferris, F. A. rota-in. F.
o
' fit Foo Bur-
1111.eea TSWO 8. '
. J
on
011,)!
Thomas E(311 er,
)t'n effect 1) “hing-
ncord street in said city. —
a before the Board
of (‘ ouncilmen at the Councii Chamber in said city.
oldnythe 18th day of September at. 7X o cloc
heard in relation to alter-
napalm 610- mm
in. upon and adjoining said Main street.
By order wgithc. Board of Councilman
TEE T. BUCIGXGHAM: City Clerk.
("m or 801' Tn Nonvuui. Aug. 20th. 1871.
41 21
Notice.
'l-‘ODn Dudl'e P. 1331'. Riley" 15mins“. fiellben Rogers.
1111111551961ng Janie: Hoyt. Samuel Corn-
etock, 211d, John Comsmck, Eli'ubcthM. Comstock,
E. A Wot'xlwatd, Edwin M. Merritt, James S. Tay-
lor, Nancy Taylor, Andrew Tavlor “31118321111—
drew Heath, Joseph Brown, .Corncll, and all
persons and co tnucleus.0111:1011! of land or'luter—
cstcd therein, 111,11 1:: and :1 01111 oodwnrd
avenue from Its in ersectlon wl flan street, or
Wilson Road. to 11 point 0 osltc the entrance to
wmlscs of E. A Woodwa In said cit3: You are
reby notified to :1 pear hetero the Ward of ( oun-
cllmc 11 at the ( ottnch Chamber in said citing on M011-
dny. the Ilth day of Se lumber 1871,32 Ko‘clock,
1). 11, then and there tow heardi in rdlhtlou to alter-
ing and enlargingszfi oodwar‘d avenue :6 that the
name shall not be less than fortly foot nor more than
fort3 the feet in width. Sold filtering audmnlnrgin);
of said street to be made by taking the land therefor
0f the owners of Hic- "W9.” and 01' um Interested
then m in, u'r)on 811d 11d oluiug said “oodvtard avo-
““0.
131' Onnrzn 1111' run BOARD or Germanium.
WALTER T. BUCKINGIIAM. City Clerk.
(171' or .\‘ot'ru NonwrtLI-z. Aug. 21.71871. 11-”
Circular.
Th(' F xccntiu) Committee of the Aseocintion of
1111 11111 lit-gt. ( una. Volunteers hereby nonnoc to
you that tho ficamtl Reunion 0: the noon will
be hold at Knuth N11 nlk.
ninett‘r'mh Th1) ptop e or orwnlk have most gt) 11-
cr'ously underlnkcu to mvida fdtfitléfl'éeofltcrtain
munl on that (1113'. an it 1.)! ex l)ctcd that arrange-
mculs will be perfected 11.11.11 lthc principal rail
road.- sothdt up 1111'): r-' of the Aésmiutiotr attending
this lit-111111111 will he fnrnléhod With free return
tickets).
2n T11 31.)), September
c'mc will gruntl add to our enjoyment ntthe up
pron: hint: Ruumon. Give np_ vour engagements for
thisI duv.11ud once more join the ranks 11 1111 3 our old
101111-1111 )1 of the Eighth.
I1 is potted that. each one receiving this notirc
11 ill 1- 11111).)11 or to communicate it to ever) comrade in
hisI nt-ighhurhood.
(‘HAS' MI" COIT.
51111111”.
ts L. RUSSELL.
I EON ARD CLIFF.
JUIIX 8. LANE.
011 and utter Sipl. let the . p'flct- U rm building
1011: :11 Row :13' ton '11'111 be increased twcrtty- t'lvc pcr
(1)111 l‘nrtlt- 11 11110 have been in 1rc'ut3 with me.) for
tho purrhusc of building lots, and who intend to com:
1111-11- 111111-1) purchasc: must mnke 1rcparutions tn
tukt) tin-st) til 1).- ht-forte Supt ltlth {'0 refusals 11111
111) gi1 (-11 11111) 1' this dalc
A I. V A\I1KRBXLT.
21, IKTI
12-“: South .\0'1'11‘ :1lk. Ci13, Aug
Land Wanted.
\ '.\.\'TED to pun'hae') mo hundrcd and tlfty
:1:)r.-.~ :1! land between South Somali; and
Stamford. South of 1111) New York and New Haven
Railroad. Apply to or address,
A. I \ \NDERBILT
4241‘ :outb homwlkCiQ
Rowoyton. h
1:011 SALI). 201“) loads of supc rior muck, ' prici-
fillets prr load will trike in )1.-13' stone of any kind
delivcn-xl 111 lluwuyton Depot.
A
L. V'ANDERBILT.
4).) 41‘ fouth Norwalk City.
111ml flL't 11 .l.
111 .\'or1\1111\ .\u: '1]. a: tilt) residence oft-corm'
111-11-11111111114. child of l{-)'.\ L 1..
Jenni:-1‘11'111.11!ilnn,r:or,Mt).uccd3ycnrs.
In Norwulk )\11Iy ‘2! suddenly
i'ht 111"ng .\lre' Sarah Bctardsln agcd'i‘lycnre.
111 .\‘urwnlk 51111.3. Annie 11111111 aged 11 months
lnNorwnlk. .\ug.9!',l|l11r_v .\‘wtt-r, 11 ctldl3'.enr11
in Stamford, Aug. 3.1 llcrrr3 K.
70111301110! 1111 111:1).
In \tnmford “12.21..“an Anna” 111“) of Iltnry
M 111111 t' 1:11 111 daughter of At-htlcl booth-1d, [7.913.11ng
El vn).:111d 9 months
lutlrct-uwich. A112.'21. (‘lmrlcs (‘unnluzhunL non
of Mr. 111111 Mrs. \l'm. Cunningham, aged ‘Riycnre
and 7 month.-
111 Mir-mun. ‘ Robert .\iorcll.
.\112 “ 1121):! M 3'c:1r=.
of hcmorrhzige of '
111111 1
I
1
Vcldiug, 111 L111) ;
1
ln Wee-111011. . 1;. 21'. .-\11n E. Burn-u, :1;le 5'3
31):1r.~. ‘
I11 \V'I)~lp:1rt. All: ‘30, E11111 l)' .\erar-t 1', n-gcd ] ‘
\'(‘flr
' in \\'reIlpIu-l, A11; ‘.‘1 .\i: I"); it) 111111111;:.111.1;')Id(1
\1'11T“ 1
111 \\ Pstpnrl. .\u;_ 24.31:”3 1'2-11111. (laughter of 1
.\rtlturt' 111111 lillcu 'lo3lor, aged" 1 3mm)
.‘Iu I)! no unwllmenou.
Sol-“1'11 .\'(1111\',11.1\, X111. ti.
ARRIVE-II).
.\111. 31'. rN'hr. Senator,
brick to Raymund 8111:.
51-111. 1. flange, (iouurul Sherman.
dolphin. 00:11 to I). L. Millard {t (‘11.
. Huntington.
511111111111. l‘hi ht-
'.l.~.\‘chr. 501111101. ,ilu11|tngtou. brick to
R:\3mond Bros.
(«11:11:12 EKIN‘H, "flute, .\lhuny. 11:11:11)): 111 Kimpp
& Filth.
)1. #8111111). Samuel X11111".
10113: N. R. If.
1.111111;_'. .\111:1113'.11111111cr
4.751111”, Lilwrty. John-nu. I‘ort Jo:111.~111:, coal to
1). .k X. It. ll.
4. Sloop, Mctuuiom. Summit-rs. . «11111) to
Knapp .e Fitch.
6.-».\‘1'hr. Rcsclw. Hurt, Port Johnson. coal to l). .t
N. ll. 1:.
FAILED.
Aug. Ill. vrst‘lll‘. .\mmtor. ————— .1111111111_I_'11111
Scpl. 2.—-B.)1r_-.:t). tit-110ml Sherman. Scuman, for
Philudrlpliiu
4 iSfIIl‘. St),nutnr »--— »————- Huntington.
.'1-bl‘mp. )lthnmorn Saunders
5 —Schr. Liberty. Johnson. for New York
5,—Rnrgt) San1uel\olnu Lilling. Westpurt.
To Let.
I (11' SE on \lulu strt) ct fumicrl3 oceupicd b'
A. Austin to lct. Possession October 15th.
quire M 011101) of t) 11
Funnnw (301' \'r\' F 11:1: [“1 111).”. (Hour-111').
13-”.
To Let.
HE Stores Nos.
terms apply to
27-1!
and fl Ilavilnnd Street. For
Ev. A. CIIICUES’I‘ER.
For Sale Chen]:
I‘IOF‘SE & LOT on Ely: Neck Rood. 'l‘wo
thirds ma remain n mortga. . Inquire st
ofllce of Fairne 11 county re rnsurnncc Co.
38-” E. A WOODWARD.
For Sale.
NEW house and two lots $3150 feet, sltnntcd
near 1711113 MiloRivcr binding. 'I‘e'r'ure'un .cn-
ulro on the premises. A] two oodmllch 11's.
'1 36- : 11.311111) its cormi'ii.
For Sole.
LEV EN acres and elghtrodn of land, on theout
side of the Baton Hill Road, uorthsg’anVltch
E
Lune. ndjotnlngllr. Home iByxb'eia“;
location unsurpassed. b a ne.
Valuable hello: muck. Duet widow all ect canton
thehlghway. Will .
Price for the entire plot 88, no less, on only
mm TEN-”11111131111 )1) WT ' '
o'r .,
19-13) IT Norwalk.
:15 '-
For) S'a'l'e' 0'!) to Lot: ’
A'gd' SEnndlotatElysNecl-L 1.1111111qu
yesterdif with if meet in 'vfidch the
coun ties lnnite. H 31.: ~ .
clonal Wurmemwmm,
pub: and WV mod 11 I
the Wfidggjm T. H. alleg'of' Néw .. 1? )9
)The Ilutchinnon
vii!
exercise
roe. Solon: '
l FLOUR AND FEED.
G EOIlG l)‘ “. SMITH,
l)I).11).)riu.'111 Hull-1 01 ('1111i) 9
GROCERIES,
l’l{()\'ISIONS,
The Oldest Grocery in South Norwalk.
Wt) are tlnre it does not rcqtt‘l'e columns of adur
”firm"! to mtlsfy our customers that the (111111113
11! our 2110131118 Ilwnys the b1 st in market and that they
an.) sold as cheap a:- tan he purchased clecw hcrc.
Product) taken In l)'}xc'hu'nge'
- . 4......__. W..--,..__..._.
Strike When You Have 1he.Ghance.
PLOTS l'SREACHED
l)‘or want of 11111:) 111 tho
(1‘: Peat Land Sale),
—.\'1'—
NOROTON STATION,
UFI‘EI‘JEI) UN
_\ l '( "l‘[()N Tlil{)IP-‘.
A l’E‘V
For thirty days.
531111411 1111111(‘1)lllcnt.= to those desiring to 11111111.
MELV'ILLE E. MEAD.
Ll ‘ Dnrieu Depot, Conn.
. ,3 t
.1 L 11):: 1.1111,,1m111.) )
5551')'
11:1» 11:51 rec in: a. la lddiflo'n Mmgd
English lsi “ jrfiemm to bi": 0';
Pom Mo: 1! Crooke'rnm
1111:.) just received another lume- invoice of. fresh E.
_TEAS," 1 TEAS
1‘1. )
which he ofi‘ers at low 'fl'gn'r‘cyy 1,,
. . 1"
eellnidll styles “of door mats.
I".
Burlesque Operetttilzfinpe
MLSIl‘ \L E\TEBTW AND ORGAN
and by W alter T. Buckingham.
43-21
F. H. ME 31 BREWERS
arc constnntly “(532161112 large additions to their 1‘11)
Parlor, Bed Room and Kitchen
CRUCKERY. -CHINA.’GLASS, 801E
healer“, Runner, Stoves and Poi-tum, Sheet. Zinc.
Lt‘ild and W ood Pzpc Tile Pipe and
To those mrmbrre of the "(lid Elthth" who , _ _ _ _ . , ‘ ' . .
11m un-M-m :11 olrr First 11911111011111 31011111111111: “5) )‘”*)"-1"““)\) (”TERI LEAD 3-“) “5C
certainly unnecessary to urge attendance; but to all .\ll-ZT\I..~'. TlS-luK‘ll-‘Ells, BELL—[IANG-EKS,
Uiht' r)- 11'): would 3113'? MN) 1 with us this year. VV 1 Hp}; .\.\‘11 Gl'TTEll 3.553533),
I):'t):1113'1)njt13'c(l our meeting: last 3c:1r.\0urpr1~
HARTFORD EAggHt'mgosEr (10..
.1'0 1751.7? CLOTHES 11111031: .1 N1)
3.111.191 1114.51.11.10 .11-»:r'11'13i'.
1.17.) 111150“; N 11fi'i'ER ELE 12-: TOR.
15‘1- lt Bxcattiv'e Committee.
UHII] IRON GLAD PAINT (10.,
Notice.
There Paints have only to he used to give entire
1) 1.~f1c11:1nTh1-3'11.rc trimmed urc iron ore, and
R0 “11,10" ! Bofi’33‘tou 3 ' 1|: 1:) 1) filclenry is not dcafinyed by exit 01' ell
51 1ply crushed and powdtu'cd, ‘by powerful machin-
(‘l’
111: It): ('13:: and not crack or peel
RL‘tnLVISG
The quickest, most even. and reliable freezer in use.
:1)-
0')"- ' AWE 11111110111 12:11 Win12 3182;111:1110-3035
ELY’S HALL,
it‘jfi'fi"
:on‘N 'é P133861?
and
9.111151)“; BELL), 1111193315,
:\ - willgiveoaedthetr,\ , ‘7
how (' 'mfilé
on the above date.
Reserved suits for sale at. S F. Puck‘s Drug Store.
FRANK BARRY. JR. Business Manager;
nseortment of
)‘I’RNITiTRE,
()o'tnpoo-ed in part of
MIAN, I’ARIAN MARBLE. LAVA
AND BRONZED WARES.
Russia :1 common Pipe. Chandeliers and Hall
Lumps. Bronzed 111111313111: voriety of coin-
rmm lamps terns, r'1dG1lober.I Buru-
er! I Wk 111:: meet And finc-
tl'lu. élit’l tummher Vi 00d Porn
1111!. Brag-'6
ks. and
PLUMBERS MATERIALS.
They hit) u'sl' Muiiui'uctdi‘crs and 11111-1:ch in
AGENTS FOB
also sole agents for Foirficld County for the
Will admire to Brick. weed, 3:311:21 am] :11:-
1.111. for TIXGLEY‘ s .\F“ nonrzox'mLLY
ICE CREAM. FREEZER.
Empty (‘ asks, Boxes. and Crates for sale.
( ORYER .\I .\IN & WEST STREETXI,
42-1! City South Nonflk, (.0111:
Are fol; Insured ?
CASH CAPITAL. $200,000,
All paid in and securely invested
Sl'RI’Ll'Sle'LY l. - - $32,316:“)-
l)‘AIRFI ELD (30 ['1 NT Y
FIRE [NSURANCE COMPANY,
~01)-
South N'or‘valk.
D! 11 ECTORS :
V1 lLLlAH M. TVKEED New York
ELBIRT A. WOODWARD ARESouth N orwulk.
JAMES H. INGEEOLL, of Ingcmll. Wafiou t! (.10..
wYo
DUDLEY? .ELY. President First Notiouul Bank.
SonthN 1 «omit
South Norwalk.
LORIN INGIIRSOLL1
T. H.1[0RIBOKMoruom Son & Hutchinson. 301
wall.
RLES G. DEAN. Nomlk.
W. BR! GGERHOF, Dari
Joint“ P. BEATTY, John P. Benny & 11105., Not)-
H‘E‘N‘R Y 1R. TREAT)“ ELL, Ween-on.
CHESTER .‘I‘OLLKS. South lek.
JULIUS A. (BARBER 3mm
PETER 1.. 01111111me 5011111 Newark.
HENR R. FITCH South Norwalk.
11mm South Norwalk.
ELBIRT A. WOOD—WARD. Precideut.
HEXRY R. EMWELL. ‘1 ice President.
\V ’IN'FTELD . HANEO , Smrmry.
., -13..
11111::
' 11181119111119")-
Toilet Amcles\
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