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ut the “punching“ meant not only pro-
m the word, but enngelizing. The
“supranatitothuchut'ch and the
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m 8. kit-khan of Xewington, spoke
d tic " magnetic power,” and also the
”.8116:thth He mldbut
“Mdthcpeoplcefhls vfllageat~
wed chord, but once a month each mom
in of tho community was approached with
m or] if noes-:1 with broad.
M. W. R. Eastman, of Planmvlllé, pro-
Ifled that there should be no antagonism
m clerical and lay efforts. He spoke
d hum power of thepulpicand
mldthtwhlle It mnetthebcstitwas a
power nevertheless. He attributed the tri—
I-pluuf Dr. Peyson lnngreatmessurc to
it peculiar Intellectual gifts. The prism-her
“d cultivate all his powers
If. H )1. Cleveland, of Brooklyn, cited
tho use of the Bethe! chapel, connected
m .‘r. Ma‘s church, toillnstfittc the
prop" rehtlvc position of 'érériml and lay
poachers. A young man from Chicago
was main! who soon brought in one hun-
dred and sixty outcasts, two-thirds of whom
m converted by Mr. Beet-bar‘s preaching.
A. T. Watcrman, of Remington, declared
that it was not a question whether or not
the pulpit is a power. All the Influences for
the promotion of God's work find their con-
Ilch the pulpit, and no church is better
than its minister makes it.
38". XI. Kerwin», of \Viltoh, sold that all
agree that the pulpit is not the only power
for the {insulation of God's work. It should
be degraded upon just so far us it can save
the world, and no further.
Roy. N. C. Dennison said the influences
as: deified men were thcse of mind upon
mild and heart upon buart: audit each one
would make it a business to bring in one a
yer to Christ. in thirtytwo vesrslbc whole
world Would he saved.
Rut Geo. A. (hint, of Talcuttvillc. de-
clared that it was not the pulpit, nor the
people, that is to evangelist: the World, but
the power of the Holy Ghost, and we must
depcnd upon this for home cvangclimtion
At this point in the debate, upon motion
of Rev. A. S. Fiske, the chairman of the gun-
eral oornmittec, the discussion was brought
to a close.
In the evening in large congregation con-
vened in the church, to listen to the sermon
by Rev. G. L. “’nlker. After the introduc-
ta'y exorcism, in which he was assisted by
Rev. 8. A. “'llllnms, the Reverend gentleman
“this text from First Corinthians, ninth
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your.
fir.
Wan“,
In the introduction, he said that Paul was
the apostle of liberty and pmgrcss; that be,
more than any other one, recognized the
enlarged freedom which the gospel brought.
Against the whole system of Jewish rc-
Iralnt be set himself like flint. And yet be
when life was spent in pinching freedom
kill us. in a literal translation. "I hit my-
aclf under the eye, and beat my body into
subjection." The speaker proceeded to dis-
ct- some of the characteristics of the pres-
mt time, which give particular significance
to the text.
1 comic" fig:
gymnasium-em;
dogma *
‘ngwnslnckingtosafisfy
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tho-epicure“
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which gives est and relish to nny fenSt. Af-
ter the appetites of the guests had boon, sat-
isfied a half hour was spent in from
speeches
Professor Sherwin took dmrggot the mo-
sic after Wednesdny noon, and conducted a
praise mecting before the regular session in
the evening.
The following is a complete and correct
list of delegates whose names have been en-
tered upon the books of registry:
Rev. A. C. Pierce, Brookficld Centre ; Rev.
J. B. Cleveland, Bloomfield; G. \V. Shelton,
Birmingham; W. W'. Belden, J. T. Peck,
Bristol; Des. Alfred Somers, Brookflcld;
Revs. Edwin Johnson, 11 T. Sanford,Bridge‘
port: Rev. L. B. Rockwood, Boston; Sam-
ucl G. “’illnrd, Colchoster; Geo. J. Tillot-
son, Central Village; Geo. E. Elliot, Clin-
ton; Samuel 1". West, Columbia; John Ste-
vens, Cromwell: Rev. W. J. Jennings, Cov-
entry i. Rey. A; Gardner. Canton Center;
Suntuel Griswold, Center Brook; Rirv. J. M.
\Volcott, Cheshire; “'m. H. Knowsc, Deep
River; Henry Tucker, Durham; l'. H.
Swift, Derby; Rev. A. C. llurd, Durham;
Chas Forbes, Eu! Hartford; J. C. Morse,
Ellington; Rev. N. H. Eggleston, Entlcld;
Edwin Talcott, Ellington; Rev. S. Clark,
Enstford; G. R. Andrus. East Bcrlln; Rev.
Theodore J. Holmes, East Hartford; Rcv.
H. E Hurt, East Hampton: .l. E. Swallow,
Falls Village; RCv. Edward E. Rankins,
Fairfield; Rev. Harvey Bushnell, Fair lla-
vcn; Rev. Geo. M. Boyntou, Ralph D. Smith,
Guilford; 1’. Button, Greenwich; Rch. Kit—
tredgc, Glastonbury; E. A. Holcomb, Grun-
by; Rev. Albert T". Clark, Gilrad; Rcv. R.
B. Johnson, Rev. C. M. W'iut», l". T. For-
kins, \l’. R. Loomis. ll. (‘. Comp, Revs.
‘Wm. L Gage and A. C. Denise“, \V. L.
Bernis. John Hooker. A. C. Adams. llnrt»
ford; C. S. Brninnrd, lluddnm: Rev. VI m.
Killer. Killingwortb; A. T. “filter-man. Kcn-
slngton; TV. A. Hyde, Lyme: Rev. G. 11.
Griflin, Milford; Rev. James A. Gallup, Mud-
ison: Frederick Freeman, Mansfield; Rev.
J. H. lleForcst, Mt. Curmcl; Rev. R. B.
Snowdcn, Moulvillc; Rcv. “'m. Cliff, Mys-
tic Bridge; Rev. E. B. Smith, E. P. Hook-
er, Den. 8. Goodrich and wife, Middletown;
Wm. Howard, North Guilfortl; Rev. G. 1).
Pike, New York: Rev. J(>.\~i(‘ Brush, North
Cornwall; Rev 5. E. \V. But-on. David Mur-
duck. Leonard Bacon, Messrs. (')’l’ll> North-
rop, ll. C. Kingsley. Alfrt-d Walker.
New Haven; “’m. Hopkins and lady,
Den. J. Averill. Row. J. A. \Voodbull,
Henry L'pson, New Preston; Alfred Au-
drus, Rcv. C. l.. Goodall, New Brimin; Rev.
E. B. Smim.Newtown; Den. Silas H. Mend,
- North lénwuwivlt; Rev. 5. S. Marlyn, New
, v... a,
Hartford; John S. Kirklmm.
5.
Rev. Thomas P. Field, New London ; .lohu
Catlin, Northticld ; Rz-v. Edward W'. Gilmun,
New York; Dcu. A. N. Mcrwin, Orange;
Titus ll. Darrow. l’luinville; Rcv. TY. R
Eastman. Timothy Higgins, Plnmsvillc; J.
P. Hnwlcy. .l. VT. b‘lickm-y. Goo. Maxwell,
Rockvillc; Rev. David E. Jones, N. Black-
man, Roxbury , George A. Bowman, South
“’indsur: Rev. E. C. Jones, Southingtou;
Rev. J. H. Vorcc. South Meridcn ; James
“T Fitcb,b‘cymour; Georgc \V. Chcucy,
South Manchester ; Rev. Walter Barton, Suf-
- 'over thra: years, has resigned his 99mm.
in management of Bcnjunln K. Emu); has
vaingtun; :
Lewis. A. llydc, Rev. ll. l’.Arm<, Norwich; l
John c. Kinney, who" has filled the cal-
torial chair of mu Woman Amt-flan for
The Twit-tn» use: s. editor-
beon started in Hartford. It is supposed“)
be an organ of the new temperance move-
merit.
The thchflelil Enquirer, whose editor.
Hickox, is one of the most. able and amiable
journalists In the stole, has been obliged, on
account of its increased advertising patron-
age, fbéfifiirfie. '
The A'uugutuck Willey Hemline! did not ap-
pear last week, as the great fire in Chicago
had created such a demand for printing mu-
terinls that the proper stock could not be
procured. It promises to come out to-dny.
The following is in list of newspapers
which have been patronized bv thc New
York ring, with the amount paid to curl:
during the last three years;
New York "mat. .
New York 751'me . .
Emlngl'orf .............. ..
New York Slandard. . . .
Jotrnol qr ('mnmnv .
The East Hutltlum .ldvcrliau' dccllncs to
insert notices of the. death of delinquent
subscribers, which of course spoils the sails-
fuction of (lying.
SSZBEEES$ifiE
gsfiflfiy‘figflfi
£22€§§§§§5§
NCTIEHS-
The Hartford (,‘hicugo fund foot: up to
$32,009,50. ‘
\Vntcrbur ' sands u lotal $12,025. 19 to the
Western su crers
The Derby Steamboat Co. has gone into
Europe.
A plan in \Vlkflllllll‘)‘ found :\ balloon thir-
ty-six feet in dinmctrr, :1 short time ago
while he was in search of cultlc.
l“. E. Ely, to“ n clerk of Enflcld. has, in
compliance with the new low, cut ofl'six
sets of foxcs‘ cats and paid thlVl' dulnrs
bounty.
'l'hc Guilfonl girls tukc much pride in
driving three minute horses, and are per,
fcctly acquainted with thc mauncrof groom-
ing and feeding lbcm.
The ncw l’t-ubody riflcs urc loosing fuvm‘
with the New Huvcn militia, from the fact
that they will not take as high a polish as
the guns formerly used by them.
It isusingular fuct that the bell which
Mr. Henry 'l‘ompson of Euflcld bought for
the Episcopal Church \vhollv at his own cx~
use, should be uscd the first tune in toll-
mg to toll his death.
The ucw depot on the Hartford and New
llsvcu mud, n! \Vullingford, was opcncd to
the public on Saturday. It is :1 large and
handsome structure, built of brick. and ur-
mngcd in a convenient mummr.
The Norwich .‘ldmrulrcr su ’3 that a por—
tion of a rocket thrown into htouinztou dur-
ing the bombardment by a British tlect in
1814, is now in the possession of Messrs.
Boswell d Huntington of that city.
A mcnu Norwich man has mct with
scverc but just punishment. llc rcfuscd
to give anything for the Chicago sutl‘crcrs,
and within two hours heard that his mother.
Induwlmd come to stay a month with
him.
Thcluslbrick in the new tunnel under
Albany and Windsor avenues. Hartford,
gfl‘l’grmWEosifli ‘ 'i11:.11;‘§§§ g Since the adjournment of the legislature,
orniuq Star .......................... 247,648 91 Hartford and New Haven have been busy
New York Wt. 78.305 in proving how little either city deserves to be
NZw ogma' ~ * _________ 13.33 so the capital of a respectable state, by expos-
New York "Md ing the means they have each emp oycd to
fim'wv“ Adumur' influence and even corrupt its general assem-
l -- - bly. Prominent country liticiuns and
‘ 6' York 8'“ """"""""""""" ‘ lawyers, candidates on ' mp0 slate ticket,
bankruptcy. I‘mb'hues' 40,000,00 pay for bimM-lf alone. or for friends in [be
The "on. John Kendrick, wife, and :on 80111116 “1' “MISC. “13% The PflPCl’w have
Green, of Waterbury, hun- returned from dmwn \‘t-rv unkind iufcrcuccs from Mr.
1’ ~‘ :ri‘ofie—anrjrar
Temple Lodge, No. 65, glm sixtydb
Christ Church one hundred dollars; .
Menfiiallfiut‘oh one; hu dud and [fl
“011$er homo m tit
mm. M... ‘ uopw
by wings, mama's-1d Mn floss.
To cut oysters and 'enJOy that; one mods
to smell this article when roasting. There-
fore, on some of these chilly evenings, when
the day's cures are over, lay a dozen or so
upon the coal grate, (there [mist be a fire in
it of course), and, and at the proper time ai‘
tcrwards, sec how near we speak the truth.
A large juvenile party took place at the
residence of Thos. R. Lees, Esq. on Friday
evening lust. Numbers of gully drcsscd lads
and losses were in attendance, and a time of
enjoyment was had, which, at one period of
the evenng made the old folks wish they
bud never given consent to the arrangement.
PA (m.
The Lobby;
members of slate central committees, and
even the clerks of the senate and house
have received sum~ varying from n hun-
dred to ncur two thousand dollars each, for
services rcndcrd to one or the other of our
capital cities in tho lute contest. of the
twculv-six thousand dollars disbursed by
New Haven alone, at the last session. over
four thousand dollars went to three promi-
nent democrats of this debatable county.
Few editors adorn the roll of the third
house. Of these the most prominent is Mr.
Byington of the Norwalk (r‘azetlr. who has
at last been gondcd by the Hartford Pox! into
the publication of a justification, such as it
IS.
liutlmw arc outsiders to distinguish bo—
twccu the “corrupt and villainous lobby"
and the rest '3 “'c can only judgo from the
amount rcccivml \lecthcr tlu- lobbyist took
Victory l‘. llccrs‘ scvcntccn buudrcd dollars. ,
Might not those who do not know Mr. By- I
ington infer tlu' likc from his lwclvc hun- ;
um! dollars ? Tlu- lobby of 19:1 wns of I
coursc composcd of all grades fmm the rc- :
putatblc lmvycr cngugctl in lcgitiumtc com- 1
mittcc business. down to thc corru )t wwbc- '
tween. but tbcrc is not :1 rcspeclnldc iitch-
ficld county man who dubblcd in the cupi~
tul puddle who is not bitterly annoyed when .
be- set-s: his numc (-uum-clcd in lbc papers:
will: a sum of mom-y rcccivcd :b a lobbyist. I
Tlml shows what ln- rn-ully thinks of the bus- ‘
mess, uud we believe that. most whose mum-s
arc thus paraded sltll' by side with thosc of ‘
known truth-rs in legislature cattle will shun ‘
doctors, cditorx and blacksmiths” “ill let the
legislature of 1872 somewhat more scx urcly
alone than they have dour- tlw logisluturm
Uf llv' fvu pnsl yours.
llyiuglou, of lllf' Norwalk
takcu tbc lobby bull squat-o-
:md justified his position, i
n' respt‘cl.
duun mr u ‘ corrupl and villainous lobby" "
as anybody can bv. llc likes to have that i
kind of in lobby pitclu-d into by any Don
Quixote who has :1 notion to run such titles.
As for himself. he don't lit-long to a “cor-
rupt and villainous lobby." He is “ By-
iugtou of lbc Grlzcflt," who dont scll bis col-
umns to anybody. He has manipulutctl L'ui-
tcdr'tutcs' Senators and (‘ungrcximcu and got
big pay for it, [00. “’hocvcr tackles him
will get their heads punched. Now up here
in the rural districts it. bothers us, country-
mcn, clcarlv to sec that line that so entirely
scpnrutcs Mr. Byilmon from the “ corrupt
and villainous lob y." Only an intimate
knnwlcdgc of his personal )ccullnrilies cn-
nblcs one fully to undcxsmu how he is pure
Mr. llomcr
linzeflr, having
ly by the born
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mudfiwé
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Which will be produced with MAGNIFICENT now
so
0310mm.
ns Represented in Wsllsck‘
legislatures in fulurc, and that “ ministcrs, ‘ “
f “-m be the
HP is us. much I >
. wa’mz-wd-‘m .
no: on: no gaunt. 5'
entnrepmpard: " an” ,
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Gui! IEALAS'I‘IEIIENIJI'ION, ’ '
hatled the
NERY “MI the GREAT PIER SCENE BY
such-r, ans En la
MUSIC,
srmmvo smn'roxs.
us Tutu-um mum .
The 0““ Wonder, ALBRTI,
IN HER GREAT BANJO SOLO, undo
STERLING CAST 0F CHARACTERS.
s Theatre :00 consccntive
ul hts. Sent! con be procured three any: in advance
ntheed's Jewelry Store 52-21
(WT’IERrX IIOTTSPI,
Saturday Evening, Nov. Ilth, l87l.
. . . v a
Morris Slmcmd‘I
l-zxtnnounnunl' ATTRACTION.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
The Dimmer: and Popular
('ommedlnn and Character Artist,
G. Swaine Buckley,
Ably supported by a :
SELECT DRAMATIC COMPANY, I
Will prev-ant. for the first. time in this cltvxhla grunt
Specialty Play, written expresslv, entitlal,
“ On the Track 2”
In which so. Buckley mu smut
EIGHT DISTINCT PERSONATIONS,
. Representlng thc
English, lrlnh, Gem-n, French,
Ynnkoe and Negro,
Introducing his GREAT SPECIALTIES. \\ hich haw
nmdv his name famous throughout the cnljrc country.
The Public and Press endorse him as lht'
GREAT MAN 01' THE PERIOD!
l'xzm‘suzo nv .txv CHABAITER An‘rrs‘r varxc!
Particulars in Programmes and Descriptive Bills.
Admission 35 and 50 cunts. Reserved Scots can bc
secured at L. “’ccd's, without extra charge.
Y. M. C.‘ A. .5:
flow _.
Rev, J i P. Newman, D. D.
argon—:9? oil-n:
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\V’endell Phillips, ‘
Wednesday Evening, Deeat ., " '
so meet—To be announced.
[Chaplain c. 5. Senate.]
worsen}; Evening, Dec. 9:.
Subject-i“ fires Among the
ormons.”
Rev. A. A. Willlts. I). D.
Tuesday Evening, Jun. 9. _
Subject—“Moonshine.”
Tickets for the Course $1.50.
Sail can be secured' three days before
each lecture at Prowltt‘s drug store up town, and st
Bu ‘9 book stone, South Norwslk.
Course Tickets flor- salo at. Pi-owitt'l drug store.
Seneck's bookstore. up town, and at Bucklngham‘s
bookstore. South Norwalk.
Music Depot!
BCC‘KBGHAM & ”ISBROW.
No. 4, Ely’s Block,
SOFT}! NORWALK, CONN.
A large stock of
SHEET MUSIC.
.\:_'cut.- for
BRADBURIӤ
!
‘mROTTING
The last timr to ~ct' a good trot at lb"
Fairfield County Fair Grounds,
Nor\vulk. Conn.
Friday, Nov. 10th, 1871,
AT '2 O'CLUCK. P. .\l.
l’ljRSlC 2-5100.
$50 to first horse; $30 In \(‘CtlntL
20 to third.
ENTRIES.
H. l;l'(":||r.\. Norwnlk.
.. L. Adm). do
t‘. Dickcrmnu. Bridippurl.
H. P. “'ann-r, ( I
“I \\'. t‘umcmn. do
J Adams, Mumford. Jack
Thl- will mbably be tho last trot this year. This
EST field of ham-s cvur cutored for s
purv-t- In Eastern Connecticut, and will b" the BEST
contorted trot cvcr seen in these
If the day IIhould prove unfair,
until 1hr nv-xx fnlr duy.
ADMISSION 50 (‘ENT>.
Prices Reduced.
Now l~ tlu- limc to Sun‘ Money at
MUNSON’S FANCY STORE,
Main Street, South Iorwalk,
A few doors elk-l of Railroad.
Bend the following and be Convinced.
1.000 Collars in “1'8! Thread \"nlcnclcnncs and Linus.
prices ranging from 5 cents to saw
Mourning (‘ollurs and Sleeves. $l35 a soft: sold clac-
\\ here for $2.00.
l.udic~', (Ecntu'. and (‘hildrcu‘n Merino “'rnppms and
Drawers, from 50 cents to not).
i
l
h. ;. (‘rusmlcr
s. A Douglass
b. m. Nameless
blk. 2. Sam Booth
:u lln-llcuf Augusta
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v
parts.
it “Ill lw postponed
Celebrated Pianos
AND
Connecticut
LUIBER rum.
,, .
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
(low to Hill t flubbell wrongs. Ely)
Has now on hand,nnd a constantly receiving
large lots of
Eastern, Western, Can-
'ada and Georgia
LUMBER,
And an altar
Huperlor Ind «cements
to lbt‘ Rust] Tradr. and to Carpentm and Jain-rs.
‘Vc keep the (‘clcbuted
FASSETT BRAND RIVED
and the
S. K & Co. XX SAWED
SKIING-LES.
The Best in Market.
OFFICES AND YARN:
WATER STREET, Santa“.
WASHINGTON ST” 150!“ Norwalk.
LEWIS BCBBELL (wrofl'al‘ Partner.
CHESTER F. row. bipedal 7mm.
1-”
WEBB a: FERRIS.
Coal and Wood,
NF.“ HAVEN MELUDEON ('0'.‘ URL; \N: \ND
MELODEONS.
also dealers in
VIOLINS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
GENERALLY.
‘prcinl luduccmcnts to lulchvrs of Music.
old In-trnments taken In QXC.-I‘C
for New.
Piano: and Organ:- tunvd and rrpain-d by an ex-
pcrlcnccd workman
(‘all and Examluc Our Stock.
“' T. lll't‘KlNUllL‘l. ll. 7 lllfi’RRLHV.
494'
in; Inpnovoo
Turko Sulpur and Medicated
V A P O R B A T H S.
[)1bblo’i 13le .
South Norwalk, Conn.
J. N. TUTTLE,
FOOT: OF ALASHALL ST.
I W001) AND COAL.
Among the “fiction we keep tho purv-
. Franklin Coal. of Lykcns Valli-y. Also.
Brick, Limo. Cement, and all hunk of
Mnsous' Material.
1). n. wnn. a. IL nova. a. n. roam.
South Nonulk. Nov. 11, mo. 1-"
Tin Am “121an
Runnn - Hole. t'ivcrscaminu
AND
COMPLETE SEWING MACHINE.
The first and only Buttmrllole ”I mil-
ta aim! la a»
on
- 1‘- only “ d b m b h The present time affords special facilities
. *3 d h ”a, I. .3 m the for outn‘lnlncss in Christian living~ Books field; Rev. J. S. Burr, Stunwich ; Rcv. Goo. was laid ’l‘hursdnv. During the time [but the and spotless while his coworkcrs are soiled. ““1“" “H“ Um”; “'0“ Frame R9011" ”all“ "0H2 This mode of treatment is now conceded to be the dllne combined thnt ha- unt: t
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d w ‘ 'H “z and It ‘0'? “Id. wnlcntms all tend to load the Stamford ‘ ‘Rcv be"; ‘1‘ ()yull,T.tltuttt Inc, has been subjected to a moment‘s tlcluv. puts it in Ills pocket and keeps it there. He lurum: cup... Bm-I-. shirts. Vullr. Girls' Red Riding 3?;ch The mogtcre‘ge-‘Eous age-opt:r ever dlsmvuod PAVIL‘. HACK“: 1‘" "”31“”:-
h* u m . w w... tho . CWBS thoughts away from himself. He “8‘1 h B-banful‘d- 1- 1» Blddsll’lehmua-‘v Eu l . ‘ ‘ R; t l , . ~ I f’ . don‘t disburse it. His rlmplc minded and ms». (carcxknofiagnvtrllouts adlscases of‘ omrgniante‘fixmre. 1. when find“ m‘uu M“, m“,
“ W Th “8 “and has no time for the self-searching um}? ton ; Rev. T. k; Dut'it-s, linionivllc ; Rev. A. m. lb; "wgltrbllxgrlsmtSEQEEquL; “its? .. corrupt" Conllmulf'm‘ d” ‘llbl‘m‘bc 1| portion l-lem Lcnglb alt-mm Hour. 60 mm: per pair. :3.“an my, cell-hum.“ mu, 1-3.,- h", Wed :15“; '"I‘m mg “m f'” ““3“”;
‘HWH’ “bhdfiad 10' “‘6 dt‘vclopmcnl ”f "W highest Chris- L- ”"5140”. Vernon; R“‘- JUMP“ Andcr- covered to be on firc. The flnmvs rabidlv llf u-Il‘ulxpify bowl}:- liltdifl‘lliis: (ffwtllrliifl: "m". C'"““'“ ”that "om “‘5 m 34.00. :lm figcwm°ltfi$mn§lfé ”mums ‘“ 'a-‘rh: ‘“ ”'5' m-ai. “A"
3““ . tian lift. ' sun, D. T. )lsllby, E. A. Lunm. Watt-r. spread and the building was cutircly coxi- .“3 ._a ’ ' y . A l- . l.mlh~z-' and Sflflscs‘ 58(1)“?! or “watts-t Shawls. $1 the “Elite 0' l“ Enid“! WI "1'3 civilised quaifdaeung‘ a: 3:75.593.“ "3. “any ad‘ «I
_ _ __ _, , _ , -d 'I‘ . I ' , . , hon, hcthc object of torruptiou. He Is word In the following m “my one“ mm“ . W
m w. uh h“ “a.“ In the present time the softer side of Chris— . bury ; Rm: Ilorncc \‘l mslmx , “ llllluuuhc; mun . . .bt bus. was u )0“! “,0th n‘nd will!" u-ndnr "W wudu.‘ bu, “w thing for qu‘mv 50cm,“ ,0 $2.00. "ugh; ”"0““: me km '0 ”thank“: u," many-gm be. m h N
. m- is - . \ — _ . . . ' . was fully maulcd m sound com James. 1 he . l- 11-. l , ,1 l lb :1 1 , ll , _ , d8". Bimou‘m m “d a rev“ 8.9% & Bea-u- It can work a bra- "on .
.‘ w ‘ d m hit 12" wanted. It was not long {to Eduard \ . T.t_\lt)l. Rm. A. . . llrrrtck, company will comment-c imme latch to rc- 1*" L “3 Hull ““1“ 5“} f” l,“ " “ u ‘ lsullw'Jn-hls.ruul Children's Glow». Or-‘lrit‘h Tipn, Insflst-‘ever and Agnc.Collc, luflnmfion of the mklngas ma II a- thr the -l
at“. d ~ ‘ *- . field that the thundering: of the law were almost “'cstport; “'m. Swift, “'iudham: Rx-v. build. ' 1"“ d0“ “ '0 “{5}:le “(1“ ‘1) bldl' “ ”h E met-mp. Bowel Group, Dro yhtionsumpuon, SHRINK TI- . steamy”! and our 00:? "It:
“diiflhmfidv Wt, but now the darker and sterner Thomas M. Milt-s. L“. B. llnllctt, Winstcd; The foundation “,un‘ "f "w ne“, t'ourtI “1.5523lu"..'.‘l§.f..u_~~ E 5”“ WWW" \"hflnlubbfitf‘ in “M 3” UM" 0' 2:00:61 chamffichfiufghéhfl-fimm 5 mm “firm-«had. .3353.”
”n. ~. ~ I... u. for- fscts are seldom proscnml. Thrtcrriblc dc- Re“ 5‘01““ J- 3L M91“ ““1. 3~ “i"“Tb Wil' House at New Haven are rapidly progn-ss— l —I.in'/Lfir"1 fi'nlt'I't’I- , sum and .m dc“ an, wmlgtfirfifi‘figmmanh‘flinm shoots, NM” Ifith' “hm-"N“"u‘
.‘ 3 “ h m ‘1'. an. other associations of the wicked. and the threaten. tun; Rev. Chas P. Grosvcnur, West Wood. ing, and the-y will probably be rcndv for the , —— l P-Iwr Conan. 0.3.. and in (M, “gum": “mum. and nlleom hints péculiar to reunites. “Emu” m m a... n w m
- . - 11. , bl r n nd lb um. “
d. u a c. 5 W, lag! of God's wrath are rarely alluded to. stock; Rev. \l. L. Gaylord, B. H. Catlin. num-rstmctuil't'peml‘ffi‘ca “out." hos,” 9“ ‘ What right has any department or our I ““9”“ “um’d’” he warmt,°n‘,fek“:i§cngflf If“ “P; by toga my: 32:13:33“ Milk!
1“ .wfi I. h .m and then with gm: moderation. “'est Mcridcn; Rev. J. \V. Bcuch, Windsor lgrd‘g: 22‘3“”: 3'1““ _du$‘i’:;'m:d‘;::lgf city government to squumlcr 1hr peoph-‘s F ‘x N (l \‘ S '1‘ ( ) L1, 1"} _ passion; 03%;: iloiulsadklgsbdnmle Fluent-3.3 “an,” n y m,“— “m; a,
I.-. pg hm Hanoi, or! Again. there are pronlcnt at pm, as . Locks; Rev. W. L'. Busctt, \\ srrcu; Rev. A. ,md without doubt by ‘rmh- for tho mi "mug.” mm 5‘3""; “ m“ ."mf’d-V 1’3"” . (1).“ it AND EXAMINE Ol'R Goons. xo funk... Rooms open homo A. mm 10 Ly; mm“ " m ’3‘“"‘"&?
' ‘ and - - .‘ l . d . “Foch - ld~ R . . .. . _ , . a, - ' tho tns-pavcm against (‘Ollllnlunb and con- ! , , , - 47 In wealth a; I ml.- w.
h” as. ‘h Wed “.33. . tell-indulgent new: of the chum. of L."A limb. . etshe . er. (1.- L. “ ilson, terms of the courts m 18.-. spine,“ heme“, mu. my "mews “d me TRULBLB Tu snow THEM. , y WM,” , A H ___ _, t t 1°. 0 in“: tutu u
u a ’ u M m “B (mm Ti'ing_ If was only a little while “ mdsur; \V . ll. Tullmadgt', \\ cot Haven; A cunfidcuu‘ luau has been \‘lL’lilnizing [resilient knuvcs culled “ lobby," “’bo haunt “‘rishn'l‘ldscl‘l loathe nextl thirty days at less than I C E C o L D thew Iii ‘9 “de-I
‘” h w b “y wand in s not u all hemp; age, that the Rev. 1-1. J. Doolittle,“’ulliugford ; Rev. John the unwary of “’stL-rbury in an ingenious "‘0 btnlc "nus: 8‘ ”"0".“ wssmn 0f “‘9 Gen- £?'3;nuy‘{°:.'fc “g22fifxtfige;“‘?§‘§,:f§?§.‘fifofif “'7 . w mdu’d’lrflwk:
" -flfi“ “km. fl m life implied an .bfiugm from L‘hurchhill. “'oodburv; lru Pettibouc, \Vcst maumcr. baniplmofdtfl'crcnt kinds of dress "3‘ Assembly ' .Thf’w are not questions “I can at two ' Iona—o Dalton-8'.” ‘u‘HI-r; III
, ~ - “I . N' , qul l Stafford- Rev G \V flanks T J Bird Betl s are placed in envelopes, for in choice puny I’Ol‘lwr- Th“) go d“up“? “I“ Pam'v‘fi , magma-bland.
. w W of had- my “'3‘ - ° “3*! man can 12-! 3 - - - ' - . 3‘ l' of which the victim pfiys twcmyfiw cunts. I‘hcy touch the Mo of the commonwcnlth. ‘ M UN 8 o N s an mum in car r w. M’ u i , .
m u G“ b w miner these fscts and no; recognize a elem; “y m. Linslcy, Branford; Isaac b. Par- The gent promises a dress ttcrn of the In regard tiiifsucb questions little help IS to 5m
.# u * .. [hair m groalchange. More and more do Cbrist' doe. East Haven; Geo. A. Paine East Wood- kind in the envelope dmwu ; ut that is the- 1’? ”Peel“ To") "‘0“ " “‘5ch 0‘ PO‘i‘ECJ-" y m
"-md h “I kw allot themselves and their children to“:s “9‘5“ Simon Huntington Groton- Re"! R' W we“ “I this Opumwr’ money or Emmi" 'lhosc :nenmeflhkcly ulmeltll) 0tnly bygqmrm- Fanc Store, as. , mm.
.. . . _ ‘ . . , . ’ ‘ i log ““1 “TIES; “‘5' um "1 l,“ “113' ceplng . . . ~ . . . athamnlnervandm Ian—unto"
~‘. h D ”‘8‘ do lite- dnlgc in practices mmnsistent With their leR’ Hwhbreeufield kg": J-P~ T‘F‘ A gentleman of New Haven luwndn m" up the attention of the public. But ()ulsldc ‘ m "05"”: Tm: 3““ , belo'them rum”.
* ' m““. 32““. or, c". r 2. . axon, Ben}. angina, Mid— make arrangements immediately to have n of politics there are hunt-st citizens who pay . z m“. m
. . .- . - . dletow - ' " .r ' . floafin betllel in the harbor for the benefit taxes, and wlloscright and duty is to know ! O P E R A. H O U S E I WAS ’ s '
nu ”h. Thu“ 13 is tolusl such a. state of south as that 11. ~ ll. “ndfi . Meridian v H- g - . 9
. ‘ 1 ' _ — P . , of the many sailors who daily come :0 the What Is done with their mom-v. I look to 352“ WW “I“.
". fl " m if the m “1 flick {”53“ W the texupvlm; ma Joules. Ben W. .Mcou, Greenwich; Rex. city. A, “WW, w," Mpmuml,and them.—LEo:\‘Ann hum, 1,). Di, in lhc x. 52-... South Non-walk. _ ‘ , , ‘ ,
u. h ‘ h “-3.. lb! Idea Is not clone Paul’s but Christ's L L Kltohel, Guilford ‘. Rev. 8' A' Hart, 3 room nice y fitted up will be built upon it. H. HINUJIVNM- .- ._ . . .. _ 3‘ (I‘I‘finh‘ & ..' '-
u h-~u n “in. as the speaker gave several rem to prove. “3 S. “I?“ Emmi“: R9“. 1110- B. D00- This will be furnished with papers and _. - 7 _
I- .0 "it he ma also ins-uh- W is not a dream of idle“... “,4 little, Hsrfland; Rev.A. J.L)’man. Milford; 3:3: $195330 ski-{110?} 530 géusielgmatl‘fiang MARE-111D. r ‘m \ T" L“- ‘ ‘ ' ~ ”Jr
. . _ . . . _ _ ‘ . x ' . 1- w‘ ZStt SJ». 3‘ 9H " s H.
b“ w ‘ d h pun b "HM M M not “one to benu- R“- D‘ D' P‘ McI‘aaughhn, M?” . 'Re‘h “menus. and servings Sunday. I in Brooklyn. on. an by the Rev. Charles. Fletcher I tonne-:31)” lo and); v. li‘.‘i?1‘iilcti§§in;m ROOT BFER
old“ this. at an: m My our Irm- nature. but to give us an ex. «loath Tyler- Re“ ‘v- 1‘- 3““. he“ 1 wk: xoflmleefinwfibl‘T'afgle summing“; 37—". 4
hug u a. or the gen-minim of Rev. A. It Brown, New Haven; Dcn.(.‘lms. The Lllchfleld Sentinelsuym In the little 31mm gammronh'ifnowcfgm m “g." M‘,’ ‘ ' _-._ ’ “_ " “' “ _
‘ i ‘ b“. pl: Which the village of Cornwall, living within pistol shot Phillippa II. Cooke, of Non-town. Sol guru: Curl: Far sale Chen” A) D Whole“)! and rrutl drum-s ‘l'
text speaks; “andlshrink not.” said the
“or, “from the plain utterance of my
belief that church rigor sod ansterltynrr
more aqidoustokcns of presperiry than
anon-durum."
‘ 11» wt and fictive style of the
mung-Iowan.“
“db-mall‘s nah-stu-
“CW
mnmtcdious discu‘ ionreganl—
hg-iunnalor triennial General (Enter.
“the (mammal a good ponionof
MMMdeasd-ymmukenup
vitithcrcpon of the Connecticuth
[WW-Mthedmdtne
can mmsta-ysnimstodand
Wadi-3mm extended not onlyto
mwmuonmymmm
flop-afltopicofdomaficmlsiouryh-
bot. Mmedtoboswidespmdfeel-
him regarding thepresmt
Wot the aocioty’l Mm
bondage: decks-h: theirlnteafion
amidst“ Buyout! thisthe
olnloqflnd-hhuyworkoithhthe
”WWW-n:
Wim- hprov-eat were thrown
glamouathltpuedm
tam-dd cal-dormant-
“I. “Winn”,
Indy-h3- out“; in
nubmsumu
m.~& “,8 (trod-out
yd.
t!» 3*.de
““‘hwwh “a.“
at tho ;
dflfi‘mvluum
Northern]. New Britnln; L. Pcrriu, North
Stonington: Geo. A. Stoughton, Plymouth;
Rev, John Hnrkel,Lisbon ; Rev. J. Peabody,
Stamford; Rev. Henry A. Wales, Stoniug-
ton ; Johnfldcrkin, Salem.
EDITORIAL QUIT-LETS-
A. T. Stewart's new marble palace is said
to be haunted, nod he wants to sell it.
A Tennessee woman recently walked a
hundred nod fifty miles, with I. child in her
anus. to ask the governor to release her hus-
band from , state prison.
New Internal Revenue stamps hnvc been
ismed. They are printed in blue, on linen
paper, and all alike bear a lithogrnph of
George Wmhington.
The Litchfleld Enquirer, in a fair and can-
did Staten-enter its vicwsof the "lobby”
, Marthe point motif the agents
oranplp in thetapltolstmggle before
the taxonomy stand,
that} t into be noted onttu the
elder murdtbofonu’nndhmnght
“minnows-Gods.
AndReth. Bloomotxewllavcn, so
rummmmoewwrmm-
loldhguionlthdasnoonaohodlaoovuod
Mhhfiyfotaabhhml,lflldeon
themhiootcamo‘fromth’em nuancizy
Wrbofidscanodnpontoremrnit.
‘ ~ ’ 37m‘ A Ts&>‘
.aearla. fora lotifie loan-s: in Don-
a
of each other, are nine maiden ladies and
ten widows : and there is no clergyman in
the place! It is probable the worst case on
record There are also. within the some
limits, six old bachelors, not one of whom,
it is believed, ever kissed a woman in his
life. One of them is on his second so you
years of courtship.
"Kc lingers shivering on tho hrlnk.
And fears to launch swav."
At the time that the brothers, Daniel and
Soshus Lathrop, nu their little store for the
prescription put up, inquired of the clerk
what was to pa 2 Benedict replied; ” three
and sixpence.” Said the purchaser, “won’t
you abnte the odd and take the even?"
“ 0h ! as" said Benedict, willing to
knock us he supposed, the sixpenoe.
“Well,” said the buyer. " three is odd and
six is even, here Is your, sixpouce and that
settles thobill.” “ Go aim” answered Bene-
dict," not so bad at trade, after all; We have
mndo'fourpence holfcpenuy out of you, any-
" \
Our friend, R. ‘ 1). Cubic, III for many
weeks, ls out sgainflwugh looking pale and
emaciated.
John W. Tnylor, Esq" Town Clerk for
Westport, has held that important oflce
nearly thli'tyrr‘onr consecutive years.‘ He k
annually cloud and votedfor by m par-
ties. , £ - ‘
A!“ Wm _ r's
who”
macaw
. .. . 1...“
wall, Lowland.
In mnfmrv. Nov. 2. by Rev. \VIII. 3. Hatfield. Mr.
5|“!!th \Vllson to Miss Axum blustcr. all of Dan-
nry.
Miss Julia A. daughter of Benjamin Hoyt.
in this cilv Nov. 7, by Rev. D. A. Gomlscll. Her-
bert D. Gould, to Miss bomb L. Smith, all of scum
Norwnlk
In this city at the resldcucc of the bride’s father.
by Rev. W. C. Mend, Victor B. Wilson. and Sarah
\t . Sarina, dunghter of “Walter Searies.
In New Cannon. Nov. I, IN the Rev. Joy-cpl] Green- .
leaf, Henry N. Botsford of I’ort Huron. Michigan, to '
I Ul‘SE & LOT on Ely‘s Neck Bond. 'l‘wu
thirds may remain on mortgage. Inquire at.
ufilcr of l-‘sirtivld County Fire Insurance Co. of
:t't-tf E. A. WOODWARD.
To Let.
I OL’SEum Slain street formerly occupied by L.
A. Austin to lot. Possession October 15th. Eu-
quire at otllcc of the
43131“eran Cors'rv Fun: lwsrnsxcr Coxvsxv.
DIEI).
sale of d and medicines in Norwich ‘In “moi-37733;?” ' 7
_ . , . . . eh ~ t - t- .
Town, and edict Arnold was their clerk. years 10 months. runaways. m ”M ‘r "gal ”0
their establishment was the col one of that y £118 fingofi‘énfihxgwfinmmgg‘fifi “3"“ 5°
_ . . , . . en, a v r..
character between Boston and .rlford. A Oct. 19. Dell... wife of N. B. Selleck. f -d 36 ”L335"
customer went there, and, havmg had a In Bridgeport. Oct. 29, Thomas flung. ligcdzfl
years.
In Greenwich, Nov. 4. Edward Slosson.
In Westport, Nov. 8, David Bunsen;
List of Letters.
Nov. 7, 1811. Parsons calling form:
letters will please say they are advertised.
Mrs. James Hot-one v, an: im- ’~ .1 )5
Mrs. Julio A. Stevens.3 8 : 3““ ”h" 0‘“
yofthcse
Bu ark Bro. S. P. Hubbord. I. 3-;
Koo?!“ 11. mild“, John Welssert, *
nay, Henrn Wickc. _ .
M. W P. M.
List of We“
EHAINING in the) Foatofloe, at Norw 1:. Nov.
Persons
1871. form ot’ lt-
teawqfllptensesay , are cortisol? M e
“ammo In the Postoflloe. in south Norwdllfg?
For Sale.
1 NEW and mmmodlous House. situated near 0:»
utcs‘ walk from the South Norwalk Depot or Post-
NEW House and 7 Lot on
twelve hundred dollars. WI!
con rennin. Anew House and Lot on Gon-
. . .thilforlosathan‘cnshooot.
"3 Neck, worth
:3de
; % and on code
“Tall“ hal One malotonly
own, lanoeonnortga t
Y . CI 033011!th _y o
2-1:! or by lotto:- to NA . 7 (LILY. New York.
For Sale. \
YEN ocreoonddghtrodsof kudontheeust
nurthof Witch
ELE
DEV"; ms PLATT,
n... 3...... a“... 1....
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born avenue at East Norwalk, about live min-
toke less—one
mummmxeygg
' ulna—c” an...
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; 9-1:.
SODA ‘VA'I‘EB
S. F. PECK’S Drug Store.
Blank looks. WI.
‘g'rI-IE “OLD WELL”
MM- Store,
ofllce. It not sold on or Morela 1st, wouldbc
rented to a respectable family. For rther rticn- 01?
hrs In nlre of XX P & CH. .
sum. Norman starch & 1611. in: '
h .- LEWIS HUBBELL Dealer
Real Estate tor Sale. ’ ’
Has just opened in the
new BRICK BLOCK,
Across the nyfrom TOLLE
footof Washington Street, with
Builders’ ‘Hardivare
side of the Baton mu Road.
msdnfiommgmhm muse; Son THAN, EVER 0m BEFORE
Valuablebedofmnd. one feet in IN THIS CITY 0R VICTNITY.
the buy. Wlnmheomhundred building lots. . . 1‘
mlfifigMMWMMonmy A It IL
not . s. . .. fr arw agony 0!! l' SSOl'tfllell 0" , 01* S,
aELY'S cram
ahnanllnewlotof
BETTER, ,AND 73/101111 EXTENSIVE,
maiden
mad WI :Efldlto M, u we
WNW." Mo
Twine, an»,
all-Md
PAPER B£‘G.
urn-W
PLAIN, 01‘ rum '1‘
ORDER.
NO. 5, or.“ W.
South Norwnlk. (m
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