natal-y lee-lat. 5.1. a. 18th
sunday Services.
3011'! “WALK.
Enanrnuenmtuumm
laminar service. 103‘ at; man. hr‘KG.
rental. D. D. Nut.
1 osmium-us. Curing—Iain octet. near Lib
m' note. Bound-CIRIDXA. l: 13; rue!
unequaled. 121:. autumn».
Bmul' Tamm~laln street. noun of ten
7161.le Ll;'¢§ r.l.;8ndaychooL12-. Rev
Iota Danna. Pa“.
I. I. Cum—Iain meet. Hours of service.
1034 a. 1.; 'l’x r. I. : My M12 I. Rev. Duo
tax. A. Goon-nu. Mot.
”WALK.
S'r. fan‘s m marl—Chard: Square.
let"; 1‘. MD. mm. flour: ornat-
vice. 10‘. 1.: 12.8.; Myriad. 133‘?» I.
Seton I. E W.—Coflld' West and Hot:
arena-a. Rev. 1. 81:10:13. Pastor. Hour- of ya.-
w'e. 103‘“ a. 1.; I r. 1.: Sabin“: Ichool between
morning and evening services; prayer meeting in
Ll-Cian Room at 7 r. n.
Frm Coxomanoxu Carnal—Church Square
Rm ‘urn Dt'mtl. Pastor. noun 0! service,
pl" 1 I ;t r 1; Sunday mhool. 12 to 1 r. x.
sr Inn‘s Cncacn :Cnnouc.‘1—Coruer West
avenue and Chapel m REY. Pun A. Sm
Par-var; 1’. .1. Km, Assistant Furor. Hours of
white, 5 a. 3.: 103-; a. 1.: 23‘ r. 1.: Mass every
1114:1113: between T and 8 o‘clock. O
:- u-.-1- Barrin- CHISEL—Chm Square. Rev. 0.
'1‘ outs. Pastor. Bonn of senior, 105’ A. I.; T
p I . Sunday's-bani. 12 1.
Vi 1:1 210: Cavern—Town Hall. tculorod.) Rev.
L‘mmrm Em, Pastor. Hours of service, 10};
A.I;7P.I.;mfl001.,f.l.
.\ ”.1138 ABOUT ROI};-
Jehn ll. Keyser has 30116 South.
—Collcctor John H. Smith has not resign-
: .l. and probably will not.
mans.
SomNoawanx, MNov.8d, 1871.
Thoreau-“3d theNeptnaeC-lub
wheldfifiecuolthxorwalk Lock
Concurrihimabwaaatem mg
mmmmmfll‘ other
lxzsineee.
Our Commdore‘belng absent. Vice-Com-
modore Robert I. Tones occupied the chair
On motion of Pioneer Lester, a committee
of two “appointed to draw up a pream-.
ble and resolutions to be presented to our
Commodore, C. H. Tompkins, fexpmivc of
our sympathy with him in his bereavement.
Committee appointed: Chaplain Rev. Wm.
H. Simomd Sec'y D. E Disbrow. The
following preamble and resolutions were
then read :
Wm An all wise Providence has seen
fitto remove from the home circle of our
Commodore, Charles H. Tompkins his be.
loved wife, therefore
Ranked, That we as members of the Nep~
tune Club, of which he is the esteemed head
and as personal friends do herebv tender
to him our sincerest condolence and sympa:
thv 1n this, his severe bereavement praying
that in his loneliness and sorrow he may be
comforted and sustained by the presence of
thenDear Redeemer 11' lm doeth all things
we
Resolved, That a copy of this preamble
and resolutions he font arded to our C0111~
modern C. H. Tompkins, as an expression
of our love for him individualh, and our
heartfelt sorrow at his loss. Signed,
(‘ haplain W 11. H 51110.1sz l_ Com-
secretary 1).}; 1315313011,) mince.
on motion, it was voted that the minutes
of the meeting, together with the preamble
and resolutions, be printed in the 501111 5011-
w.u.x SENTLVEL. and that the Secretary he
requested to send a copy of the Sl—ZNTINl-LL
to each member of the club, out or town,
at the club's expense.
(in motion voted to adjourn.
Ant-st : Crass E. FERlus,
Asst. Scc'y.
(‘01: net! fleeting.
——Conductur Willcox's train has ceased
running on to Bridgeport :11 eleven o'clock,
.mtl stops over here. “ m of yore."
”it l: said that John .\ Tuttle's Modi-
t-atul Baths .111 speedily cure fever and agne,
rheumatism. and many other diseases for
'1‘l1ltll lhcy are claimed to be :1 remedy.
——(' Swan; 11' Co. have sold out their
‘umnch a: Nurwalk Bridge, and will nmv en—
Ear-3' their manufacwry in this city, and do
1 nte their entire energy to the prOsecution
1.: their lmslncss hen'. t
rT‘ur' (hum: advertised Frtderick Doug:
1:1“ as " trotting“ on the Fair Grounds for “ a 11,305. i ,. :c:
pth' of one hundred dollars." Among his (12‘ : Rattle... ' ' ’ ' ' 5:17;; '
numpemors 111- notice his lung sync rival, ll “. Hallock. :11 on
_ 1 ‘, l) '1 . .. Station House supplies F1138
1: 2 .\ ”U; D'- Street Committee 1111.3
_ . 3 B. Kindilicn. 750:1
-\\ 1' '1n' glad to 2111' lb" .\e11' Haven i‘il‘z \" '21th
.. , ‘ . ‘ . . . . .‘orton '11! 2
i not 1 oxutxrny, which advertises it: another 1: Humid; ,_ , 2511.0
.4 _ -‘- , , . 1 . W. 'l'. Buckinnham ii 00
1 1111111. .111 nudimlneld (n.lv.1rs:11icnti1 and w '1‘. Buckingham 1(1 75 l
"' r11 11111111111: 11 10 d ("If reu CPS W 0 do The following hills 11'1'1'1' pluccd in the }
orv 11- 1111'“! their money in stux-ks or other bands of the Finance Cummitlcc . ¢
-1». 11min, --1 1: ho 11 ish to keep funds on dc- Numb; Ga, Ltd“ Co ,1 1-1:,
Whig R211 mond Brothv rs . . 111:!“
' V1. '1‘. t‘rnu 191131-1- snd r1111 to .\u\ 1.1 121:: :21
, . . .. )1 3L \orton ....................... .. . 1'13"
1" ' 'l"h“ -\- \ mcenl. D: D.. the 1'" M. 11.101101; 11115th of Electiuum .. 61111
.1 m-d Nuiday School worker, whose able G‘iLlfi‘fimg‘ffi- ””1““ ' - “5:33
. . ‘ a .
sulttrcxs' a your ago is so well remembered, south Nomalk Priming (u £1511
T B. \\ cod . h ‘P‘
'1 ill pn-m-h in the First Methodist Episcopal ,
1 built un lhe morning of the 12111 iusl., and a
:11": an address on the Sunday School work i
:11 lilt‘ writing.
*1; (' Stillwu 1% Co 11:11:;
1 f bundmmr siI'n~ upon their L‘l‘l'ua 1' store on '
\\ ushingtou strcct. The signs are in 1111118 5
and gold. and display fine artistic taste and
_'r1':1t skill. They have added a large varic-
l_‘. of choice cigars to their stOClentl im'itc
'izr nilcullnn of the public tonne of the neat-
:turcs in the
put up 2'. set
(
rs: and law! :tppointcd drug
\lztll‘
ftp. [hf/.1215: m rapurtx' that tlrcrc are
:luym one hundred and fifty pupils now
tllt'lltlliifi the New Haven evening school.
’l’bcir II‘JI‘\ run from fourteen yeah to thirty-
1111- or tum: Why cannot an evening
-1 lmul l1: -t:11‘lrtl in this City ? If the School
-1-mmittcc will offer a. suitable room we do
'10! doubt that money cnough can be easily
rul‘t‘tl tn 111cc! all the expenses. The advan-
1 121's of such a school arc beyond estimate,
.md these long: winter et'cnin-gx should not
P» all-111ml in run In wastc.
vWe understand that Rev. D. A. Goutb
.. 1‘: 11:1- 111:1 lccturcs prepared rn'garding his
trip to tho I’m-inc, and that he is arranging ,
t'wrdclivt'rin; thrm, illustrated with over
Councilmen on Monday
prcscnt cxcept Councilmen “Wilcox and
Whitman.
The bill of C. V. Arnold, of 1111: dollars,
to the order of L. Dibble, 1111: ordered paid,
Mr. Dibble stating that he
mOIICY.‘
Fire Insurance Company.
dollarx and fifty cents, for rem.
dared paid on motion of Mr. Elwell.
were ordered paid, on motion of Mr. Tolles;
‘ (lcsircd in return lbc bill of the. Snulh .\ur- ‘
walk Printing Company to the Committee
on Printing for their further iuvtstigntion.
but they declined to rmcin-
. 011cc endorsed it as correct.
upon him. in the case of John N. Tultle \'.\
‘ City 0f Sulllll
lb:- l-‘ith inst:
the City Attorney was requested to answer.
‘ side walk on Clay
strut-[1:1 \Vr-st nycnu'.
Strcct Committu',
fur tlu' ~upprt-ssiou (11' the mic of i1: ((‘Xlt'ul'
mg drinks on the Ribbon).
the ()rtlinaucr- ('omruiucc,uu motion of Mr. 1
I'lecll, 11 ill: instructions to inform thc )lny- I
or in l'L‘le‘L'nCl‘ to the ordinance
subject.
' of lwtllars,
adopted. on motion of Mr. Ilihhlc.
.\t the regular meeting of the Board of
evening all “ere
must have [be
and the bill of the Fairficld County
of thirty-seven
was also :11-
Tlie following bills, having: been referred
., the proper committees, and endorsed.
Mr. El11',ell from tbc Finance Committee,
Seaman 1.. .. - .1.
police raise to consist of not less 1111111 two
normorethansixpersens, assaid Boar-def
Councilmen may dean necessary, who shall
m Wot saldeity,and who
vlthia the limitaofsald t to city
ordnary Mot constables 0 was
inmissflfllfhodnnbembjed ball}.
“3000M allthe pom“
authority
the charter of said city, in relation to spec~
ial constahls, and shall hold omco during
the pleasure of the Board of Councilmen.
Sec. 2 That thereshall beanoflloet ap—
pointed bv said Council to be called the
Chief of Police, who shall have, under the
direction of the layor, theureInd n—
sibility of thepolioe force of the city, all
other members of said force shall besubject
to his orders. He shall have char of the
city prison or workhouee, and its urniture
and the supplyin of the same with the nec-
essary lights and fuel, and the inmates, if
‘11)" With necessary food at the expense of
the
Sec. 2. It shall be his dutv. in addition to
the powers and duties devoh 111g upon him
under the charter and ordinances of said 1
City to attend on the police court.
0 e pmnt at all fires in the city and at-
tend thereat in the preservation of order
1 ,
bisection fortydghto!’
" high and
mammms WW ”'11: 5110915113: 1: 1': ~
0.13% .Mxlm'mni m mm HILLlll‘llll’Y GO'OOS. ...........-....
New Opera House, South Norwalk.
Raymond Bros flee caring 31111th
meats in Carrots, as they are reéclfltig‘i
large quantity direct from the East.
01“ T1118 “ CITE?”
AND SECTION OF THE W'ORLD WILL
‘41
The American Sewlnj Machine's all mall‘s. H‘IND THE
it is represented to be. Call at Mrs Scott‘ s -
on ll ashington street. to be convinced. L 0 west P rlces
-FOR~
If you want 6 spools of cotton for W11,
Munson's is the place to get it. Main street,
opposite the New Opera Honsc. South Nor-
walk.
D. L. Millard 6: Co. are the only parties
in this city selling Genuine Sugar Loaf, Lc~
llulcklcy's Celebrated Preston
Cords.
and in the protection of propert); and at
said fires he shall wear his distinguishing
badge
To keep 11 mil of the members of the pp I
lice force, and report at least once in six
months or oftener, if required, to the Board
of Councilmen, the state of the police force.
To receive from all members of the police
force all complaints of violations of an)
1:111- of the state or ordinance of the city, and
see that the same be prmccutcd bcfoxzc the
pmper court.
'10 appoint in case of the absence of any
regular policeman from duty 11 super-numer-
ary policeman to take his place, subject to
the approval of the Mayor, or in his absence
of the senior councilman.
Sec. 4. It shall be the. duty of policemen
to obey such lawful orders and instructions
as they shall receive from time to time from
the Chief of Police or Mayor [of said city
respecting their duty. It shall be their duty
to guard the city day and night to report to
the Chief of Police all violationsof the 1:111»:
of the state or of the charter or ordinances,
all suspicious per-sons, all houses of ill- fame,
all gaming houses all disorder!) or suspic~
ions places of resort It shall also ix 1:111' ,
£111 for and the duty of all the 0111ch and l
members of the police force to arr-(51 11' im-
out previous complaint or warrant, all per
sons guiltv of drunkenness, vagrancy, disor.
derlv conduct: to preserve the public peace
and render all poui bleaaaistance to the min-
istcr of the law, and all arrested in
111“ police force shall be committed to 11 c
city prison for safe keeping and brought in
a spcedv trial. It shaE ialso he the duty I f
the police to be present at all fires 111 the city
if not. otherwise minlly empln3ed,1u as
sis: the C 1110f of Police 1111110 pros: r1 :uinn
of order and the protection of property - to
direct strangers the nearest 11111'10 their
plates of destination, and 1111911 necessary,
shall we that tbrt are acrompauiul to the
city limits by a memlx' r of the puliu‘ form-z
1:) kccp 011011 and {rt-:- from obstruction. by
vehicles or groups of persons or otherwise,
the streets and slllC‘Vfilkh‘ and public places
of said Cill‘.
Soc. 71. The ('hit-l‘ ul‘ l’nlin :11111 lllllt'l‘
mcmbcn Of 1111 polite forte «hall 111- :.1r
1111011 1117 (1111} tln 1r distinguishing budm ~
,1; proscribed M 1111 Board of ( ‘mmciluu -.n
ti \'1- :6: or (' nmpr nsntiun ntln'rtlmn 2
1111- r: gul :1r p: 1y ~hnll be :' hargcd or n'ccin'd ‘
111:1113'1111111111'1' of 1110 police department
but each member of will dt'purtmcnl slmll.
be fore entering upon 11:: dis: barre, of u],
duliu of his utlic: c-W in 11' rum" :1
tnmxftr and amignnu- 111 of :11] his interest in
3113'ch 11l1icl1 u1n1' lu mud in hi~ fznm'.
in the Police :11 C in L our! of said l",lt_1 to
tlu Trmxurm' (1ftl1: city for the bcm fit of
will :l1y,und no 111: 111lu- -r of [he departure-111
shall be cm‘ulcd In n'ccit'c any salary for any
~c'r1iccs rendered b3 him to the ~ali>fdcti011
of the Board of Councilmen and lmlgcd on
it after having
The clcrk rcud :1 writ that had bCL’ll :crrcd
Xor'walk, for one hundred
lullurs. to be heard before Justice Footc on
and, on 1111111011 of Mr. Tulles.
and othrrs. for :1
from Franklin
rtl'L'rrul [u the
A petition of 'l‘. Baker
bll'tcl.
“'35
A petition of C. V. Arnold and others,
was lt'lt‘l’l‘L‘tl to ;
upon the
1 _ l
A rcpox't {mm the Commutccun Urdr— I
iuuncrs, of an ordinance rcgulnliug licenses 11' hcnmcr, in thrir ”pinion
was accepted, and the ordinance l
he found in another clumn.
The Committee on amine durations and 1
, and the State of Connecticut, and
; point,
It will .
1 dollars per annum.
file in the office of the City Treasun'r, nor
~l1all any member of the department receive
:1111 re11- an] or present for sen ices r1 ndt red .
or in bc rendered in him unless 1111111111 1
consent of the Board (1f Cutmciluu'n.
Sec. 7 Every person :11. the time of his up»
pnlllllllt'nl as :1 ml-mlwr of the police form-
slmll be :1 ritizcn of 1111' United Stun-s. and
capable (1f stwaking.r:-;ulinu,:111:l writing
1h:- l-Inglifih language, and I" all. lmfm'e cn
tiring: upon the disclmrgc of the tlllllt'> of
hi. utficc.1nako n: 1111 or affirmation lu'fur:
sonic (omprtcnt 'mlliority that h: 111" sup '
port the Constitution of tin
that ho. ,
will faithfully dischargi- the duties of 1h:- ‘
ofiicc to 11 hlch hc shall have br‘cn uppuintcd, i
and shall cause a certificate of such oath nr
:1tlin11ulion to he bulged in thc ofiit'v of II“-
. (‘ity Clt'rk.
Sec. 3. Tlu' Bounl of Councilmen 111113 up ,
not In :'\:'c(':l twt'lu', supernumury '
policcuicn. 11 hn shall hold Ilu'ir office on lbw ‘
same terms and conditiom 11th entered at l
the n' 5:111: 1r pulic,cmcn:1nd 11' lm mm M ’
called into scrvicc b3 the (‘ 111d or 111: “fly or ,
tlu- '1r s: r1'icr t
[1:113 bc hooded. '
9 The pay of the Chief of Polio: ‘
hall be at the rat: uf (#70015111-11 hundrml ,
The pay of each police -
1112111 shall be :11 ”11' rate of ($600) \i.\ 1111112
drcd dollars per 11111111111, and the same for
I can gct Clark‘s best out, and Cotes' cotton at
I lion of our customers 11:; luu'c established 2:
)luuson's is the only place “here you
6 cts. a spool. Opposite thm 3011' Opera
House. South X01 walk.
(in to )Iunson's and get your Paper (‘01-
1:115. linen finished, for 15cm. per boa. Best
collar in market. ()ppOsilc Now Open:
House. South Xuru'ulk.
R001 Brain—Tho welhkuown popular
drink of all drinks, on draught at S. l“.
Pcck‘s drug store. Ladies come in groups
after it; childrBu cry for it; the community
in general can‘t get Mom.r without it.
.‘l. Dickermnu 1" Sun :u'v' ugt'nls fur Slicer
& \l'c<l:'_1"s perfume. 1
"Ls BELLE.“
Ask for-11. his tlu' best in
surpassing Lubin‘s.
the market ,
(12.11. .111) “DOLL—Fur llu' 8(‘('UullllUtlll-
Branch ()fl'it't'at llu: City Book Store, in
Ely's Block. Allor'dcrs lcft thcn' \1'illrc<
('civc [trnmpl altcntinn from \Vvhh and Fer-
ri~.
1). L. )lillul‘dd CH. 31'” all the best Vlt~
ricth'sjnf coal. includingGunvin, Sugar Loaf.
Lehigb, l’urc Franklin coal of Lykcn's Vul-
ly. llulcklr'y‘> ('n'lcbruh'd l‘rt'sum, :11 1011 («I
: nlnrkt'l rnlw 4
.\ gc'mll'mzm in lmnlmt 1::_1'~' " H3" {11'}, ,
' ft-ll :L~ though lllUllxuntl\ 01‘ Itcetllrw 111'rt' ht- ‘
lug stuck inlu thrm, lull :11. soon :13 l cum—i
1111' m": 'll twin:r ll: 1111: ‘s \l:: :1: (lil 1111- ('hil-‘
bl: 1in< begun to disappear, and «mm wot 1191]
It is ”nod for :hilhluim ‘
l Alt-x huruul" l‘mnk and Nuts “(-1101,
111'“ bunks. “ Lift' of ('lirisl," by Henry
‘ \l'nrel llwvvlwr: " My \‘1 ”1- and l," by Hun-
rim B(':-:'l1:-1' Stuwv. “ li'u'lnml Vander-
lmurk," by :tllllllll’ ml 'ltuth'llgt'.” M:- ~
‘ .\[ur11inuGluri:-.\,“ by author of “ Liult-
Mon," “ Litm' “11111011,“ ('11-. : Rube-rt (‘ull-
yer's lillt'sl book, " The Life that now Ix“
. «leliu'n-d 111 Now): Nm'ualk
‘ (clu' prompt nitr'ntinn.
l nilt'tl Null'x L '
‘:1\t 1.1
Orange Carrots.
\ ' l'I lift \‘E about 1‘\\(‘Dl_\' tons of (brmwnt :1r1u(~
11! our 011‘“ rub-inc. 11 hich 11'1' will m- l m
Eighteen Dollars per ton, i
Union. by null} nil! 1'1- 1
Address
\.1' TAYLUR.
Nulthpnrl. Conn
51.3w
I-ur Sale 01- lo Let.
Hill hi1. 11ml lnl at hly 1- hi'ch. lnqnin of John
H, Knapp :91.”
For Sale.
NE“ bnurv and [110 lots 81x13) ft'cl, silllnlld
hurl-imxnumver Landing. Tamrstasy «:11 l
Aim two r'ood mllvb row:
11.1115111'1' arm-111111
4
a
Illllrl 1111 lb:- prt'misw
i'rrf
(‘ranlphorilun
HIP 1 It}. 1T F.“ lust u\ 1-1111th :11: THE‘
‘11? FDR Till" RELIEF m' P‘er.
l'lx'l‘u'ulnr!) .1d;:plc12 D4
Rheumatism, Sprains, Still Joints,
Glandular Swellings, 61c.
n\'1.1' 'I‘u'mryrn F. (‘PTNT\ 1 mv'rrut.
1:”: .111. 111 all Imu;_'_,'i~v-,
Hosiery» Gloves. 'Hand-
kerohiefs. Laces.
Jaconet Edgings, Meanings,
Linen and Lace Collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufflings,
Veil Berrig-es, Donna. Ma-
rius. Stamped l’okes
and Bands.
Shirt Fronts, Cambrlcs, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets,
and thousand:- of other articles, together with a full
Inn of
NOTIONS,
-A T-
H. H. PRITOHARD’S.
One door west of the Postofllce
l‘. S vbeuts will had the best 250 Paper Collars,
imitation linen, and cloth lined throughout
South Nomlk, March 8, 1871
CITY DRUG ‘S‘l‘O
cnrcnnsrfin's BLOCK.
1-“
‘ Pro-pt and Courteous Attentio-
. ‘to the ‘1 late of the Public; Fair
5 Mesa Dr Good Ankh; and
l 11.9mm: mammal-g. .
are then» by which we Col-
. dart on Business. —c-II In.
lit-rashes. Coanbrs'. &t'.
\I.~U <
Wines 6: Liquors
l-‘tllt MEDICINAL l'l‘RPUSES
("14le mid :1. In“ as in any city in the Male.
(&l\l" \ CALL HENRI-I PI'RCHASLVG
ELSPHVHERE.
SUDA WATER, ROOT BEER
mul l'll‘llY «>11 dmuglit.
Particular attention paid to pr: scriptious ‘put up
[N
din 111‘ 111 hr. with more and nociuacy. 11'
051111 all 11 gm
G C. STILLSON 8:. 00.
_..__*.a 7-
ERS'
F H NASH lBllO‘l'
t
l an :111~m|111_1' n'clivinu lung additions to their va-
ried nupurtrm'ut of
‘ Parlor, Bed Room and Kitchen
1’1 ' R.NITIIRE,
composed in par: of
CRUCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, BORE-
.\ll.\\'. PARIAN MARBLE. LAVA
AND BRONZE!) WABES,
£f"\~:;" :21 §§§s¢
The largest and best. selected aisortmeut of Milli-
nary Goods for the season can be found (it:
PS... DAYTON’S
1 §€31 {1513‘ “E JFWQA
l11111111131511» “pm 11% Cheaper than ever.
in :to. e . bll 3:13; 1 small and“ our
motto g. 1- examine 4,
our stock. t{:l‘lnwo rkcloltwe ewehorl notice, and in '
the moat approved styled.”
The subscriber has taken the agent» for the
New Wilson Sewing Machine.
which' is sold {or fifteen dollars lees uni other
machine altered to the public. It is an Shuttle machine.
and will do all kinds of work
do A teelorflre years no yl‘rorntheoonr-
pang. emberthatMm .wlllbu asgooda
mac lneuthosethatlaooldmsln and
JAS. HKNAPP 8160.,
No. 4, ELY’S BLOCK.
Muiu strcr't. flotllh h'ortvalk, Sept, 29, 1871.
,.1111~m-:
F A L L S T Y L E S .
FOOTEI
1s mmvmd runs wank.
STYLES FOR FALL.
l"! R \.\ll C l 0TH llA'l“
'V
Arc selling out their entire
Al I. KI\DS 0F CAPS,
CASES, l‘MBlll-lldrAS. Stock at
, CARPET BAGS ETC.
OLD SILK HATS REIODELED.
COME AND can.
dtf
"" 5
GOAL :7 CO.&Ir .
Greatly Reduced Prices.
111‘; but) F1115}
COAL YARD"
.\ n. Extrii lint; bbléiig,‘
o, L. MILLARD a. 00..
311' .- non preparcd to furnish all the beat varieties of
CU \l., “000. BRICK. LIME. CEMENT. PLAS
TEN. HAIR. BLI'E 5TONE.CII' .
800123 per ID.
at their 114': (“ml Yard,
CORNER WATER AND WASHINGTON Sta,
South Norwalk, Conn"
:bctn'cen the Bridge-1,
Best Japan 331,00 1b.
l‘riccs as low a- hllht‘H dealing wtllafl'ord. bub:
Arms for the sale of
Averill's Chemical Palnta.
(m: on hundred diluent ’llldt'~.
'l' he public are nested to call and see our {lock
be! fore lug where. 41 y~
S. 1:". PECK,
Drugglst and Apothecary,
Nearly opposite I. I. Depot.
Mixed Tea 800. 1b.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables,
FEED.
titan-nae
GRAIN,
lama-alt”
HAMS.
mumps-1:11.
PORK.
Irma-Mam.
VINEGAR,
MACKEREL.
BIUM‘“
«annulus 011.,
”third.
HAY,
Dracula-nae.
Bedding HAY,
firth-nu.
. STRAW.
lymwarhta.
COAL,
Tank-Lorna.
'WOOD,
m‘wmm.
COKE,
Uuucfi.
BRICK,
In!“ 3.1. hone-arm's...
LIIE'
benefits in the widening of \\ oudward su- ”fly-r & Ill..\N(‘ll.\llll. pmpfimun
[1110 was accepted, on motion of Mr. Tolles,
and the clerk “as directed. on 111011011 of Mr
ouch supernumary polka-mam. for ex 1-1—3 «1:11
I( .
l of actual scrn'cc. “mam. Run-rm- Mme: and Furnaces», ghee! Zinc,
forty magnificcnt \lP“ s, in his church be-
lun: many dars. Thu [that 11111 1111111111) an 111mm “Id common cue" Ind‘llall
of an (IKHH\‘\ It'll eTRl-ZET. VFW 111115.
8000“!“ of objects of interest on the route
am» the imminent," and the second ade-
«'r'ipfiun uf the iuumey from San Francisco ;
tn the Big Trees and the Yosemite Valley.
Tile publir “ill hr informed of the timc of
'ln entertaiurm no, in a {mute number of
12:1 Se.\1‘t\n.
“ (. llvrlwrs
p.111} 2.1 ill :«pglt'nr .11 the Nurtvulk Opera
Ill-1":- nn Thursday cvcning. N111: 16th, in
1:1: grunt New York Sensation of the “ Lan- l New York and New Haven Ruilroal Brill :c,
. '1~l1lrt' In»? The drama will be produced and also on the petition for a lamp on 311111
with entire new scenery. all its startling sit- street, near the railroad cmgting, and
'mtlune. thfillinz Glft't‘ls. and a caste 0f char- motion of Mr. Elwell. they were empowered
.1t‘lt'r unequalled in the country. Mr. Hobcr, to erect lamps at those The same
:hv' manager. has spared neither money nor cumming-e reported adversely upon the pc
Eat-1r tu lutllit.‘ this drama the success of the tition for a lamp on the corner of We” are.
.1 awn. and we would advise all who really nue and Cedar street. and for lamp on “'uod-
111~lt to w' the greatest drama of the day. ward avenue. between Main and Ingctsoll
ul‘l hand on Thursday evening. This streets.
mummy will 'be remembered as the one Mr. Richards, from the Committee
um: rate such satisfaction a few weeks 211:9 Lamps and Gas, introduced amlutiun that
11: the drama of New York after Dark. Give 1 the Street Committee be directed to notify
I forthwith Georgi: Seymour and Dudley
Elu'cll, to have the amount.» printed accord»
ing to 1:111.
)lr._Lcstt-r. from the Committee 1111 Print—
lug. moved that the Printing Committee,
publication.
:11ctr01x1litzm com» f
$11.1:
led favorably upon the petition of certain
punts.
1.. 11-;
(Ill
lb: 111 a call.
—.\ nntnerously signed petition was pre-
«o-mnl to the Bound of Councihnen on Mon‘
(lay muting. requesting that the sale of
continuing drinks be snppmi. The
city loy-laa'a tunic it the duty of. the City
Harshal. and all mixer peace "meets, to re
port any breach of the law to the City At~
tomes. The law '5 very explicit. and if it
in‘ been broken we are glad that steps are
luring taken to enforce it hereafter. We are
~ure that the City larshal and Mayor will
do all in their power to detect and punish
ME and they trill doubtless he thank»
(at for any information which may he in
melon of individmls. It is supposed,
u!e:1nrse,thattbe signers of thatpetrtiou,
had some practical grounds for their belief,
andthekdtnybdearto makeproperooutg
plant and precaution of hot} Let the
walks in front of their premises, on the north
side of “'ashingtou street,
days of the date of the notice. 3111' Tullcs
tion was carried, and the ballot resulted in;
to two.
The city surveyor submitted the profile of
proposed change, which, on motion of Mr.
Raymond, was referred to the Street Commit-
tee.
On motion of Sir. Elven, the Street Com-
mittee was directed to all upon the city
whkhwereinhisposscuion.
0n motionof 311'. Elwell theBoard ad—
jomedforrwoweebto moan? o’clock
gurdtoltgoou. p.111.
. Lawn-co.
“m to Podium. Belt
Braditemu men—‘- Comflmaofme
OIMWGo-paaymeiut- ‘
Emma‘s-mum“ mfmmw
them?“ Rained are
W
senior Councilman and Mayor, be appointed
a committee to revise the city by-latvs for 1
The Committee cu Lamps and Gas ix'porz— I
1 . _ ,
1 parties, for a lamp on \\ atL-r sirtrt‘l, 111-111‘ the 1 . ‘ . .
‘ day of tlmnksmvmg and praise to Alnugluy
upon .-
P. ‘
Ely, to remove the trca standing on the side 1
within fifteen i
moved to take the 1011: by ballot,11'hich mo— '
adopting the resolution by a vote of eight 1'
Main and Chestnut streets according to the ‘
surveyor for the maps belonging to the city, :
Adopted by the Board of (‘uuru-ihncn.
1h.- City of Smith Nor“ :1lk, Aug. ‘I‘J, lhill.
ANS”: L41. for 11 :1:
\\'.u'r1~:r.'l‘.Bttar\i.11\\:,t‘it3 Clerk.
\pprtnod Npl. ,1“: 0. . ~ . . -
D1 m.:'1-1 P. £1.13 Mnym'. ! - I' - P h ‘ R 9 1
— <> —,
B" “Is EXCELLENT)". DRl (Kllb’l‘.
MARSHALL JE\\'El.l..
. ri\tl'.\uR or Till 51.511. 0? (\VKVIITH 1T ‘7” Salih Norwalk, Call--
A Proclamation. ,
l bun-by sci apart and appoint Thursday “
tln' thirtil'lli 'tlfl)‘ (1f Xuvcmlwr next, us :1 LATEST
(ind for Illa met-cits, 111:1111',grc:u and lung
continual to this statc an: pcoplt'.
1.11 115 ("llt‘tl‘flllly and ln1111bl3' l
1111' ( bust:- ning.‘ of our Ill' :11' only 1- :uhvr .
111cn1bcrinw the abundance which "t. has l
l
I
l'nn‘
”'lllll (‘Hll‘ \lr‘l) Fill?
1'
submit to
30‘ l
poured out upon us for 1u11n1'renemliuns. '
1 1-1 gr'atimdt- inspirc our lwnrt~ :md :11-
: lure-1' our l)9n{‘\'t)lt‘nt‘l‘ 3
1 Let those who hun- plr-my (mulriluuu 111 1
;¥ tlu' needy. g
' I most l‘:lrllC-'l.l_\‘ rt-couuucmi the people of '
1 lb: ~tatc1u assemble on that day in their
Eplaus of public 11 urgblp and they onllv offtr }
; homage to the (211 er of all good.
Alb—1122i:- shun-d in ”is bounty '.
~)om 111 a praise. ) v 7
Given under my hand and the seal of 1hr y 1‘ 1““ 3181‘)
state :11 Hartford, this thirtieth day l 1
' of October, in the 'em' of uur Lon-l ] 111 the best and most artistic. manner. lle can do all
‘- .
I .. a.- \ or“. mom d. (3i i- hundred and 111' represents. an th1.hcatu\‘ New York unrkmcn
““1 alone are era In ed. Lift a d F
«1'cnt1'41ne,and of the Imlcpcnd p 3 u "we Pumm‘m h
Tubs, Boilers Basins. \‘V ater Closets, ctc., constantly
l (' 11c:- of the l. 111th States the ninety ~si.\tl1. u?
on baud-ml furnished to order. Load and Pipe
(Si cdl ‘IARSHALL JEW'EF L all sizes. Water and Steam Cocks. Faucets. aud' 1n
B1 his xcellcncy :9 command
fact, all the goods rtalnln to a first class Plumb-
Haunt Arena): 11;, Secretary of State.
B! it known to 11H "11' reddeutu of Norwulk audi
xiclnltv that the- subscriber it- fully prepared to exc-
cut-- all kinds of
ll'l all
1
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q
f 1
l
l
5 ins: establishment ways on
l 111 comic-tum niththe plumhnxdgi- dammit 1m r:
l
l
l
‘ w'illaluays be found 111'. largest and most :arlcd
‘ stud: of
' Special Notices.
Circa!) Ladies flats at- I). Davton‘s. ; 14A ‘[ m 7
Ti” pt‘ctllt'sl Style Of H315 '11 PW!"“- ‘ consisting of Hand Lamps. Table Lani Studv
. and also the famous ATMOfiPllEll C l. “U".
“hie goes by machinery. requires no chimne1zand
emits no offensive odor while he. The patent
miethegmteetm1eltydthea .uevergnms
hand a burner will last for years y using this
eye of and Burners
311110111 lamps in endless uric-11.
Mme-mm “were?"
can... -an 2 1
l The lmndlcst Clothes Reclr c1cr madc, at
Alex S11 ords
sixes.
Try the Old “fell Club Cigars, for sale by abides 0' “a?!
C. Swanz & Co.
A large assortment of Felt Hats just rc
('eived at D. Dayton‘s. C 0m 0 One-3
Ifyou n'antabarrel of good Winter Arr
piesgotoAlfredKnapp's .
Ali-18170111 has made Wmdo
mmdiagatmemnofiee.
Mama. ‘ e: 111711362” am
new WOHWHGMCW-
Shaun’s Moderating Clothes Reel,
the ladies favorite, hr sale at Alexfli'oeds.
.___—_._-
rumma-
WdredandfltyhauekofeboioeWstem
and give me a call. .
"H. z. NORTON,
0011x1111 11.113 .1111) some?” 8mm.
an:
\ a”
. ‘turel?!
' their emcleneyt in notdestroyed by
Lamps:l Bronzed and a lug; guy of com
mun an mun urn»
r'ri aml)a Fora? uc-
11011 and Cucumber Wood Ennis
l 1-311 and “ 1101‘ HPC. Tile Pipe Ind 'ndr. Brit‘s
m‘
PLUMBERS MATERIALS.
1m- aim Blanubeturcrs and Workers in
1;
Th: -.
TIN. hNHET-IKON, COPPER, LEAD AND ZINC
\IFT'I‘ALS. 'I‘lSJtOOF’KRS. BELL-HANGHRN,
l‘tPr: AVD GU‘ITER MAKEBEH
cum Mn
[1.l117H/RIJ EARTH CLOSE] 00.,
't'Ul'lz‘LTY CLOTHES 8111938 1131)
BA 1 I. 11' Y "243111."? 31A URLVE,
_ or—
I.\‘ly'h'll.'~'0].l.‘.\‘ llZlTER ELL‘KlTOIn‘.
sl~n sole agents for Fairfiold County for the.
OHIO IRON GLAD PAINT CO,
These Paints have 01113' to be used to give entire
satisfaction. They are warranted ure iron ore, and
t. or chemicals
himplv crushed and powdered :by powerful machin-
«- r\'. W111 ladherc to brick,
thin" else and not crack or peel-
Al'ents 1&1
11119013 1.16
ICE 13811111! rFMEZEB.
The quickest, moat e1 en, and reliable freezer 11‘: use.
Empty Casks, Bums, and Crates for sale.
mm IAIN :11 WEST Sm,
C ity South Norwalk, Conn.
Try them
4%"
Damien Se .
Th‘la insulation is M11 3"le 611 Santa-cry
11111, about one mile from Dar-ten Depot. thirty- nine
miles from New Y and dive from New Ea-
venoutheN‘ewYorku’d ew’H-venhflroad.
The building is new,“ has pleanrzum well vent!-
lated rooms
fifimmm who” and
0113313? club? 11 system of
3...... wmwwfiz‘ems
it 1871; Winter ”1%
termbeglualarch IL
HAIR Om SALOON
I I r ’9‘}.
5,. 21';
Is. PAK
LSKI
wood, stone and any- 1
mortars .m 110an .-u.L1' '
tenses . "
M:
0...... an Blackwell's . 91....
Pure, Select
1111:. tune: 1111;111:111
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
C 0 3a: a - 0
main In em? VABXB’I‘Y :1
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
Climb", 7E
planar MEDICINES.
human WATERS.
T111111, F1111 11111111 6111111,
In fact everything from a Quill Tooth Pick
=1»
' Lg“): $3.12.
3.411351ch Prescriptions careful! oom-
Media: and Win
Imam-gm tangent W
South Nortnlk. N .:
”damn-fl.
CEMENT,
Drill-Ilium
H.537”.
51—1- in
31.037011;
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