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mu ‘1‘. "It": tram-d nan-Irony fur the
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lawhy fur clmnkvnnr-u .lml‘r (“ran-
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ln- us} kna- Irish Aaro- Trtndwcll, of
“Nblmfi. this been iuafimton Insane
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. Its Ellie LTnBItSeaetary and
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Gr
43' the may. (11?!“de-
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every tree was. will feel per-denial}
ultra wtih“bhura‘lovc,”nulthlfm
moniuwdty Illibelugtlymlq
rd at this“, In the Int-mm
(w the non-[yeuwtfl bathe-en.
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l éebted for I tine compliment. Our thanks
in? also due to the St. Joseph 5 Benevolent
linguistics: Ind St. Man 5 T. A. 8. Society,
; for rhc' three cbcers for the 3mm.
given on the same occasion.
l ~11): uniform of the Fungi: regiment ins
appeared by the governor» will be as follow:
:The coat of a dark blue cloth,fnll dress.
= single breasted with three rows of buttons
the «talk: trimmed with two rows of gold
3 limit! with our «poll slash on each. mounted
' with gold Mid and two small buttons , skirt
in ha” a thrfi poinlcd slash with large bot
tom stem with a thretpoinled slash and
l lhrtc small button: Slashes to be of light
blue 3}:on cloth those on the skirt and
lawn“ to be mixed nilh black silk braid.
l The Fans are ul aky‘blne cloth. black aide
bands naval: bottoms. side pockets, watch
pockcl. ctr. The cap is of'lhc English reg-
ulation pattern. With blue and white pom-
l pun. and nbw design of 'ront ornamrm, ru-
ichvwin;lhcrigure‘ 4.‘ 0
‘ —Tm Annual Reunion of the Eighth
E Regiment will take place in this city on
Tue-slay the nineteenth inst. The regiment
l Iill be entertained with a clam bake It
fin gory s 0? 1% Point; and I collation Ii
El} 5 "all There will doubtlw be a
hrgc attendance. Ind several prominent ofii-
Ct‘b, among them General Burnside, have
express-ml their determination to be present
Capt. James L. Rome“, of the Regimental
Executive Committee, had I meeting at his
home on rfitliy ermine, tojnaugunte the
unwary preparations; and John Richards,
John Ferris, R. I. Tolles, S. A. “'ced and
s Jam-.9 L. Buscll were appointed I commit-
tce lo solicit submriptions for defraying the
cam. We hope there will be a hearty
‘ 11 spouse to their call.
The lapel-t Anniversary.
TlIr Fulrfield County Baptist Association
held its lhirtyfourth anniversary in this city,
on \annestlay and Thursday of last week,
The severe storm which raged on Wednes-
day >erion-ly Infected thc‘ uncommon, w bich
l would otherwise have been large, especially
9 at the missionary meeting in the aftrmoon.
l Tin opening sermon, in Rev. A. C Hub-
hard. of Danbury. Wm: a very excellent dis-
: course, and was listened to with marked at-
; II-minn by the audience. The warts from
h" various Churcbcs were of the usual on-
, mmmging character, and gave evidence of
great material and spiritual prosperity The
doc lion of umcers of the association resulted
in thc (hoirc of Rev. A. C. Hubbard, Mod-
erator; Rev. A. X. B! ucdlct, Clerk: Den
N. Set-icy. Trmbturcr.
The louliI-s' Missionary meeting in the 3f
H’muan was addressed by Mm. M. H. Byx-
bet, a n‘turncd missionary from Burmahmbu
l gaVI- a wry iutcrt‘stiug account of her ix-
5 perimccs' among llxc llt‘: IllIcn and mad: :t
, unuclIin-3 v app. I] for bclp for the women of
l that ( ountr). The exercises of the dm
l wet-c rinsed by :I sermon in the evening by
’ Rm: W (‘. Walker. llapli~t Stale Mi§ion-
ary.
On Thursday morning. from nine till ten,
I prayer meeting was held, under the leader-
ship of llI-v. Mr. Davies, the pastor of the
church. This was followed by an eloquent
and pr.u Iicul sermon by Rev. 1-). P. Cusbmun,
editor of the ('llnlwtrim Sammy. after which
the cuurrnlion adjourned. The session was
a profitable one; and but for the stonu on
Wednrsdny would have been largely al-
tefidc‘l and greatly rujovcd by the «immu-
my.
The Neptune Club.
The annual meeting of the Neptune Club
was largely attended on Fridayevcning, and
the old ofilccrs rc-clected. The affairs of the
club In in a fine condition. New members
an constantly joining, and the liveliest inter-
est is evinced in its success. Its cruise this
year was the mansion of gm: enjOymcnt.
notwithstanding the unfavorable weather
which prevailed. and the ardor of the par-
tidpants has not visibly abated
From their room the club adjourned for
their election supper to the Old Well Hotel,
where Kr. Foote had made generous provi—
eion for their reception. The tabla were
spread with all the delimcia of the season,
and an abundance of solid refreshment A
large number of members filed into the room,
at the instance of Commodore Tompkins,
and surrounded the tables. The beptune
Club may be said to comprise a more than
ordinary aquunLoi wit and good humor,
Ind the company, on this ocea‘flon, was one
of the most intelligent and fraternal that had
ever surrounded the boards of the Old Well
Hotel. After-grace had been said bythe
Chaplain. Rev. Mr. Simeon,thegentlemen
proceeded to pay their compliments to the
wt, the flow of sparkling wit and wis-
dam taking fireplace of wine organs opia-
intoxicating drinks. After the supper had
beenproperly diseased “the fenstofRes-
mandtbeflow of Soul”began._1nt_e_rcst-
{333 Woof We on flefiflémm
thrilfing adventures in the fogs and on the
fishing hairs. and melons m fl the
wanted isles were minglttl with pleasant
most and attachment to the club. which.
we receiver! with fie Quip
‘tettt, composed of Hears. Hui-lock. Dishrow,
She-wood and Wilma; w the ex-
ercises with excellent music.
Th
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flmmifiuw'.
Police Sn
3“ ”In ,
:juurned until neit Monday chfling’ at 7:30
I “ 0
Mfi‘gafiaédmnfi”
handsoftheOommittetonPrinting.
The Commmeeon Lumps and Gas made
lax-pa be moved to mommodatc their sev
eral localities: Corner of Adams and Gold--
en Hilli F Ind Wart; W
andflaln: Cowmiandlfatn: endof the
Carriage Bridge. Hr. Dibble moved that
the report be accepted, and the recommend-
a‘tions adopt“. w “smegma.
A resolution, introduccdby Mi. Dibblb‘,
was adopted, instructing the Collector of
taxes to make return to the Treasurer, of
grunabated taxes, on the fifteenth of Octo.
A. communication wris reoriie from the
Mayor mending the asé of u
Baboock Fire Extinguisher for the use of
the cin; which was referred to a special
Committee unsung of Councilmen Lester
Talks and 8mm
Mr Taller nominated the following per-
sons, as members of the supernnmerary po-
lice: Sylvester Remington Zalmon Gom-
stocli. Hermon Jost, )1. W. Leland; and,
upon motion of Mr. Smith .1 ballot was
Islam and the} were all elected
The following hills having been cndors
M by tho Finnut‘fl C-immiflrv were order-ml
paid .
Norwalk Lia! Light (‘1; .mo
Thomas (Hindu-in
W Kindilicu-
1' Hmwick ,
LBJ Richards . ..
H. \V. Hallock
r
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(I Tumr
89188:.
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388%
Oil mrl‘idn (if )[r sum; tlic Bonn! ad-
o‘clock.
50 0 _ , .
finding Notices.
=l‘lI5 prettiest styleflof This all Foow's.
For a splcminl Child's (‘flrriuah go in A.
Knuppk,
J'Iiube Paste. for irritation of thnthrout,
coughs, colds, the. For sale by S. I". Peck,
druggist.
Try tl'e Old Well Club Cigars, for sale by
C. Swanz & Co. ‘
Refrigerators and “'ater Coolers of (lill'I-r- i
cnt styles for sale low at A. Knapp‘s. )
Inilial Paper lwcnly-ficvc cnls :I but at
Bodwcll and Hoyt's.
Fin-3 Gill and Bluck \annut Frames,
made to order at Hodwcll and Hnyl's.
I’Sommbiug now in the (‘lglr line. The
Old “'9“ (‘lub Vigor, (‘. fiwartz & (‘U num-
ufncturcr1
Brumnu- ll 3 (‘ ougrh Drops, zln t xcélll‘nl ar- l
“(l0 fur Chills. For sale h) b F Pl'Ck !
drugziq.
Priors reduced It I). L .Viillardé; Cola
yard: Nut Coal, 6,75 -, Stove (Soul, 7,75 ; Ly-
kcn's Valloy. 8,50.
New Books! Pink and \Vhite Tymmy,
lryMrs. II. B. Stowe. For sale :It Alex
Sword‘s. A Tefflblc Temptation.
E Butterlck & Cos Metropolitan and
the \"ew Fall Putter-us for sale at their
Branch Uflicc No 2, Chicheeter‘s Block.
If every family in this town knew the
value of Runnc‘s Magi“ Oil, and would luxp _
a boule of it on hand, to use in in“: o! necrl
(lent, \\'1' should be a happicr if not :I llilnfl'
snmcr pr vplc. Try this (lil.
At \V. T. Buckingham’s you will find the
best Initial Paper at 25ers per box, each box
containing ‘24 sheets paper and 2-1 cnvel-
npcs. l
l
For fincmzs of flavor and pleasant taste
wc rccumutcnd the Girl “'0“ Club Cigars.
Alex Sword’s is making large ndditlons to
his Circulating Library, consisting now of
nearly four hundred volumes.
COAL AND WOOD—For Ibo accummodn- l
tion of our customers we have established II l
Branch Office at the City Book Store, in ‘
Ely's Block. All orders left thcrc will re-
ceive prompt attention from “’cbb and For-
rls.
BELOW Tm: MARKET—Women‘s Serge
Gaiters. selling at P. Bronson Jr Co., for
one dollar and fifty cents All our stock
will be sold at a low figure.
ROOT BEER—Tile well-known popular
drink of all‘drinks, on draught at S. F.
Peck‘s drug store. Ladies come in groups
after it; children cry for it; the community
in general can‘t get along without ll.
The American Sewing Machine, for which
Mrs. Scott, on Washington street, below the
Bank is agent, runs with the least friction
of an). L i
The American Button Hole Sewing Ma-
chine possases all the best features of an
theother machines in use, and 'rna‘ny new,
and valuable spechlu‘es.
N: w 8mm; mNmr Goons—Main St.
South Nomlk, opposite Woodward‘s new
Opera House, when} can be found the largest
stock of fancy DU Goods ”(in Toilet Arti-
Ja' In the city. “A sha'réof file public." pui
tronage SPIiSlIS’Sl Lfifi tasters”.
Reoderacifyur Dmggist or Merchant
doesnotk
0 some“ 5‘99““; ”@lfi‘m mixing: Mlgfl
monsoon, .0m:0mn::r 00 00s .0. 0 0 00 0000.0
““8”“ If ’3‘!” 331‘?“ 9'55?
Flies
%/
Ladresrcnd,bewrse.lcarnbeforetoo
those %
tor; haveyon Mallinteresg in
winmymhsveyba Instill amblaon,
latethe Wows Dips-lament: title-rd
W 3: RAMON? BHTW
‘m Wrath-mm? 0.
nun-9
00m BRO§.
We are now oflcriugy I es99%.!qu stock of new
5 P‘ It i N G'
CLOTHING
1— FOR-
Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Wear.
All \Vonl Sulta. x l . .' 4310:00
All Wool Suits ........ . 12.50
All W’ool Suits. . . . ... . 14.00
All “'001 Suits ......... 16.50
All “'001 Suits. . ...... . 19.00
All W’ool Suits ........ 20.00
. i . ~ . o
Sprmg vercoats,
ALL STYLES my PRICES.
Our mnflb lo we err-rims Been “ Small profits and
quick ash-h.“ and this we strictly adhere to.
(hit chancellor: with a manufacturing and jobblng
house gives us facilities for Stilln Clothing It as
low figures as the best New York um? fldf'idu bounce
and we are determined that our customer! shall have
the bcncm of it.
A largo uml carcfully arlcctcd stock of
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Embracing
Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Collars,
SCARFS, BOWS, UMBRELLAS,
Whlch we oner- at prices laying competition.
\"III'J‘ [<2 SIIIRTS,
~ AND-
GENTS’ UNDERWEAR,
.\ SI’ECLA [.TY.
“'1‘ would all special attention in our Mock of
Trunks and Leather Bags,
\“hlcb “I: have no hesllnnry in uylug iii the large-It
l and must varied in town.
Gomstock Brothers.
Bibblc‘s Block, South Norwalk,
43 lain Street. Norwalk.
4-”
bomb Norwalk. April ll), 18'”.
ROOT BEER
AN I)
VVATER
AT 9
songs
39:".
c. J. QRUMA‘N.
“In? ta:\._
BAfiG-AINS
3;"
‘ an;
12-". 0, ..
LADIES, DRESS Goops,
i
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EH3 0:. :5.
000; Miler-Mom» ,0 :
mumornnnsa 9091?,” ... 3
“Jilii
Itwillgrveithektoyn; “My“: 4
New lands C's
F. PECK’S Drug Store. 9
F Urns,
Hosiery a: mores.
LirlélilGlfofis l2 Blankets.
I
yGoodapsrdlsodai:mdm,ofmoBthufl-
I!
FUIJ. 1.11m 01‘ nousrrmmo GUOD8
Till "l“iIiiiéiiii
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
QIGAR immune mar
"TUBE HAVANA CIGARS,
and sllthu
POPULAR DOMESTIC BRANDS,
A‘i'flfg ' i ‘
LOWEST muons 1"»: THE CITY.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
and a large stock of
Pipes, and General Smoking Arr
tlcles.
Ills Ilmnns Cigars are manufactured by himself
from tobacco imported directly from Cuba, his na-
tive country and their quell!) can be depended upon.
_Sonth Norwalk. _July 13. 1871.194“
‘VILMARI C. WILSON,
FLORIST & NU SHBYHAN.
Ilns constantly on hand. and for sale to dealers and
planters.
Bedding- Plants.
Embracing
ROSES.
DA] l LIAS,
FUCHSIAS,
(lF-RANIL'MS.
VEBBENIW.
LANTANAS, ETC,
As well as
Fruit all Ornamental Trees
stud Shrubs.
Nurseries and Greenhompr-s. ‘ .
(FLI'SHING AYEXI‘l-m
ASTORIA, LONG: ISIAH».
N aw' York City Office,
(A'l‘ 'mz UREENEOL‘SEI
43 WEST l4th STREETI'Ni Y.
South Norwnlk Fob 2 l8"l. li—fim
FURNITURE
UNDERTAKINC
WE KEEP UN HA‘SD A GENERAL ASSORT-
MEXT 0F
FURNITURE 95 ALL KINDS.
UNDERTA KING.
WI arr- pn‘part‘d to furnish I-vcrythlug necessary
for the lntcrmunl of thv (lend. “ c an also prepared
to kecpbodlcs in a patent lcn casket withon wet~
ting the body.
E. RAYMOND & SON,
N “It eta-eat. IoIlt P lamb}.
Norsalk, Vol: 11, 181'thm e m l l
CLOSING OUT SALE !!
lor the next thirty rta'ye Inocula- our amine stock ‘ofi
l
Summer Dress Goods
regardless of
Twenty-five Cents per XII-d.
if ”"1 ”... I203.
» {:1 4':\ ..L‘ «..a."
Parasols momma;-
l,’
brefias Why Down 1 '
r
" Gauze Wrappers.
" 'l‘ l' ll' l‘ H! UH Illflli'l‘ll
Inspwtour
BM "”99. Aw! #991 0.9xswdits sh-
‘Vjfl'
[idiés’ Gents and Childrens,
«mam
9:.
(i
g.
r93
< ’ 0.0 $15”?
0 0 . s u': I a; ,
”...; .5‘ F430“? ‘ 0... 55; 103;. 0; ,J Us. ,-
i‘ls’ "‘ ‘ ,1
,‘I if, V
,rifiv'?,
THE OLD WELL
IN ALL KINDS’UI" 3
File, Groceries, Teas,
m.
PROVISIONS,
*9 l]. L. MILLlBll 81130.,
Sugars and Spices,-
é a.
We hove just regclvefi a fresh lot of those
.7 An: now prcparcd to furnish all the best varieties of
CHOICE" 00mm 1 ANT)
JAPAN
TT T T T
- 1*:
which we shall sell at a very small ml-
r;
rum-c. )Vclm‘jc’they
Finest Stock of Fancy Grocer-
ies in the City.
and Blackivell’s Chow
(‘rosse
Chow, Mixed Pickles, Ghir-
kins, Cauliflower, Pickilili,
Worcestersliire Sauce, _. 0
\Valnut
Pickled
Catsup, and
Walnuts,
Guava Jelly, Do-
mestic Jellies,
all
flavors,
Deviled Ham, Lie.-
I
Newman or. Meat.- ,_
Marmalade.
CHOICE, IMPORTED FRUITS
BLUE STONE
in fancy glass packages.
o 120‘" :12 gill.
0 .- 7. 220 .L ' ..
swiped” 35:18 Pram: Picklele , - , .
,-,= él‘itta wars; : rr‘éi
Salm» 9199?de
Canned Peaches, Quin-
l - , . , I
Strawberries,
"'\ " {:1 I!
TPiiieapplé, Corii,
-..f
at!“ :1 50
n s
."fi‘l‘mu *Mfl l6
IW ll"? {54 *3 nlfiglj;
Watér and Wl
5':th
Street's”: “ 7 ’
a?“ ‘3 l” ii}: ii.
ces,
:7;
new ' Peas To-g
. .‘ 4.1.. '1.;’-:,'!5t‘ «‘2‘
. $0333 wait;
rida Water, Bay; Rum, Fla-
Iszi
fo'llf 1H2
mllliillklfilll
...};Iu; llv
L9H». fun: in! ‘lii In
for One Della“
I
sowsmcm was Pfiwifilél‘ehe’ésé’é’té’” "'5
”14‘ng r
Embroidered Back Kid Glove
Mommm,
rang) g
scum mus; nous “
“3381,“.
7123' '. '
to 2W1.
I}
’, $15 83R?" 02min“. W Ol‘i
g Wm
,i; H? «Mme 'giz'Vtfli (2213: ,7; 4;}; , 1;“; (lg-y; (1 1:93;”st 3 ; 5%,
H3 ‘
ii 32mm Wig i aim?!” ”a”, $133,410 ,5; IE 3,
FEED
lymh'au
GRAIN,
hula-“tie- varsity!”
HAMS,
Smoked or in pickle.
PORK.
5! theburel or quad”.
VINEGAR
made—lama.
MACKEREL,
mummmm
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