‘ M
m Inning. Sn: :3, 1331.:
“my services.
“It?! MALI.
.» rn- cent‘un-WWe‘ndm‘hgmm
“pm. d m“, w I: I-: m 7. I. k“. W. G.
sum 3. D. I"...
t instant-min. (Imm—Ialn street, W La-
3020’. Boa-Id mug L 1.; 1g 9.1;
~awb,‘ ark-i. 11:. In. K S. Dcxsusc, m.
Mn Tmuuu~lfidrna Bum-sol ner-
im. '1‘ l I ;7§§ P.I;Myschool, 11!. Rev
Jau- mun. hunt.
I t mm.-hhm Emergence.
Mi 5. I :txr. Int-hymn: Rev an.
l.- A M Mr.
mm.
h. Ian:- M» (hm—0:22:22 Mun.
In In, c Inn-.8. mm. flour! deer-
vm. In. I. ; 1:3; ”I“. 13x r. I.
aim I It can—Conn Va: Ind Mott
mm 392: I. III-Cl. hum. Bour- of ser-
x'rv. ll}. 5 I. I r.t:§bhth school between
north. and min: levee-s; player meeting in
tumm- Ion- st 7 r x.
it»? t‘. «manhunt; (‘32 all—much Square
Slut-u Ont“ hunt. Boon o! nervice.
.tr l,.§and-yuhool.12wlr,l.
*2 Iln‘t Guru". {rumoucl-Comer West
.«vxav And (MPH street. 33“. m A. Slim
hum, P .\. Ins-It. Assistant Pastor. Hour! of
u’tlfl' 3 A I ; m a. 1:1}.‘11; ‘21: every
2 2: full" Hit!“ 7 ad SUM
rel-1' Mm (‘It‘lrl —Chnrch Nuns. Rev. U.
u 2.2"». Pastor Hour! of «nice. tax; A. x
sun-h: «boot. 1'! I
\l E. 7.2:» (“marl—Town Ball. motored.) Rev.
innum- first. hitter. Hours of service, my
I It I . HMRbooLiLI.
2.
ll.
".nn
; l
r!
J
A FF.“ .5
ADOPT "01E.
-\lr- l‘arlec left home on Tuesday to
till u v2 rat cngagcments to lecture.
« Xi'w styles of programmes for ball: and
yirtifl just mccivod at this office.
«Thc null. train up tun ad the track at
llftvrizhtb strwt, yestcnlay morning. and
17.2} ,-.‘g .lll tlzl' morning trains an hour. .
—ltm J Am Davies has prepared a eerics
‘ :ttdtt' :rL-nin: lll‘ftflll'SeS on the Battles
' 'bv [ht-tr Tbv-y will be unusually inter-
. n:
— in .V .1 Magnum “:u elected Tn‘as-
i . f thv (‘i'nnccticm Homeopathic Socie-
.'. the-2r «122i annual nice-tin: in Bridge-
wn 'l‘m'miny Hf lzht “rt-k ~
12222 2:2 22' lanihlinz thL' Fairrleld
. :22: Fer Insuranm' Company and the Old
‘t\ : '2 t hi2. : t2 Maia :trtrct. Lleyclupcs new
.. 2 mm in 22S architecton- ns it progreiies
, .
Ifti
rv it-L rumplvlion
_\ twmlwr of thn' Burnwlc thunk. ac
2 «manic-l by tim \"orwalk Bras: Band,
pfa'fmii‘sl m the home Of Mr John Spend-
luvr on Friday r-w-ninyz. and g-u'c him and
‘::‘ t'iir tmdv‘ :2 finc ‘m'cnftd'
7 T122. hm lwme lrw". “lllt'll have filmul '
,'2 Hu' snicn iii: (:22 the north side of \\'3>h-
ngtnn ~tr. : t. for up many years, have been
= v“ s; ,‘tttl .\l-2y0r Ely has set out thrifty
>5 2'.‘11-ltll;if: th'plm‘c If those in fr-mt (-f
‘..~ ; rt‘:2.;~«~
—Tt2-' tr2~i~y ’14:: tic has gm M‘iul 222' at:-
<‘l.2 2' Izr-ti South Norwalk item. viz :~“The'
-. itiur‘ \lr' llwpkins hai dis‘pnst'd of his liv-
tr} bminh< to his awn." If this had lvm'n
ts.:l\li\ll(‘tl a ych ago it Would thvn have
r . 22 but alum: :2, tnnntb (2M
:— l~mr S Tuttlc. «)nc r-f mar 222ml. highly
7t~;"‘l"d“l (ill/3‘11“, 12 young: mutt 22f enter
~~ and thrift. div-d on Sunday. after an
:‘ 2:“ of a little over a week The funeral
‘;2l;2- plwv Irvin lllt‘ Mc'thudifl EplECO-
“ Iv,
tail ‘ 222214. in thiuitr. 2‘23 lli"!‘lllll‘;'. at
:2 .t t .2‘. Lu 1:
‘1: (uni-2;»; \V. ( rum. “2' this tunn. has
15212: .222:2rd2'=l 2&22' comma for building the
.‘hopmt: Railrnutl lthccn
Bellwl. The contract
t‘igltly thuu‘and dollars,
2'2212232lc'L'2l by the first
mt Titt'vriay
.m 2pm 2:! th‘
and
2:22 ”3111‘ t-: 31:02]!
lil\\ll’)'\llltf
11:3 2‘
22‘ .‘ln
rtflllii,‘
.2 1223'; i, (n in-
12'2'v=22n~'2 “:2: ir-fimn
Thomas Si222222::nu.~.,::§ Waverly. \L'w
l: Tn, the! on the? )-\2 train ca". from hr-rc,
: 2 “6113052333 f\(l‘.lll:.lr‘lWr“il thi‘ tity
2‘. l'uirfitltl. Afar )~:‘.\~ll}_‘: this Mution
2 L -'2t22l2u tnr r2-2 2.: "nlu'rx lll\(t) Ill)lll]l'1"t“
‘ 22nd :22 i a t 22 tninutr~ nttinvard
1 ‘21:- chin: :-.2 a 2"in
ll:
lti~ \2‘1' r 3'
:ml :3»: ? \\':«.gncr >li-cping
tr‘ (.2 2hr? Shore Linc Hail»
r2 ui tram on Fri ‘22v night. 0220 i.~ culled
:I'u'C'lty of Now \‘2'3224, anal the other the
(5')" 0! Boston. Ti2L_\ cost eighteen thou-
nnd dollar: upie 2'2'.;212d each c:'-ntainstweut_v'
term» a ing- Sllllt'l‘O')le, Ctuxl‘ls and toilet
J
—Tv2
“ t [v-
2 ll‘
attzu‘itcl
2C1“. :2ml.i\ ttntif‘r churzt' of an
t" it“ 2’22t12iux't-v
—\ :x:r"'~t-_~:2:'L22: xvi titL 71:71:..L, la>t
‘Kf‘t'i-., gin-v vim-- Pxn'll-L-z't R'LiN'll‘lS for 5225-
;n-m‘ tit-2! 2112c Tammany fugitives were
hill in the Amvrit'ns l‘hzb House in
2.r.22rv;n 122?: .\ rvlinhh' N'vrwalk man. who
,. .mpluyctl upon the building wan it
525's that it ‘01"!113 to have been
t for this cmt'rgency. thurc being plsccs
. he Lu“ er and 61:2“ here where persons
'2 :zld remain umcealcd, and elude the mm:
2:52 ~e:2rch fur weeks or month-2
'v :t‘ i'PPCtL'Ll.
John Davies is in fifth?! of :2
{rum S. l-Imvh'. 22f tirantl Rapidi.
~15~ that. with :1 judicious :li<tri-
, thr- watt' s of the Michigan and
\V in
it‘ll] \ 22h rent u ill b'.‘ .‘upplied. a‘ far
in 2 . :mii =2t- h m-t'vssnriL'" :tlf‘t‘: :u—
:- tiv 1 ll" ‘3)". howwv or. that “ tm'c‘ arc
122's 'urticdlnriy nect’. ed. In wane cases
ll'xif 2 daze". fz'tui'. lie: h'tve been oblined to
412;» “ll upon om: stose t 2 do their Peaking
A: the winter comes on crery family must,
of 0:22:30. be provided with one."
—The ~erviccs at the Buptiit Tabernacle.
on Sunday evening. werc especially lawns!-
in: in: Sunday School Concert. which
“73> adjourned from the prev-ion; Sunday
CYJIliBI. was held. Rev. Mr. Davies ad-
d axed the children on the Parable of the
T-u Virgim. illustrating the >ubject on the
bittt'kbflflnl. Miss H. L. D. Putter read " So
:‘u'u in Haven“ and two other appropriate
pi'n'es to the delight of the childum and the
Lutcrtniument of the “hole audience. “’8
unaters'tand that His. Rice. of the Darien
Seminary. will address the who-lint the next
cancer!
—-—We noticed in the New York .Hiu'i, a.
few davs since. a; statement of the amt.
nl' carbonic acid in ten thnufiand parts of
atmospheric fink: itinerant plans in the
city wt Inch-eater. England. Pure sir ha
four parts to te- thausnil, the lit in the
sin-emu! hrge citits six, the air in a bed
mom in the morning fortycigbt. had, was!
olall.:henirin 3 well filled schoolmmn
~22“!me .3. gentleman who villa! the
lower rim of a? Unfitwnflfl
centiysays the fit to! positively stifling.
and be had to m to nut is m The
arrangements for veatilstiou In aha-able.
.‘ -3ummmuhmcuy
'Cumcitnmmmtr mare-
whitmwunyhuMMu-m
l
i
mamnuduymm. It,
w Emufiwfil it?!“ b
{curing the w'rriccs of Mi.“ BrainL-rd and
5 Ordinance Committee, and I. accepted on
I s :fi- . .*m
ammunvmningmém on
tbetmtymthinst
—-Tbc Nepali Club hold unimportant.
ueefingaaMMlo which all the
memben no urged to count "
*Unim,m& hi thi‘hil over
Bennett‘s store next Sabbath morning and
afternoon. at 10:30 cut! 2 o'clock. Preaching
by Rev. Mr. Sheppard, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
——'I‘he new Bank building on Washington
street will be one of the handsomcst and
most conspicuous edificm in our city. The
workmen are now putting in the vault, one
of the Valentine J5 Butler 0033
—The efl'ectiveues of the patent air bmke
now used on many of our railroads, was
shown by the quickness with which Con-
ductor Strickland: train on the New York
road was stopped Sunday. when 3 man was
discovered on the track The train was
stopped inside of its length. and the man‘s
life saved.
-—The second sociable in connection with
the Baptist. Church was held on Tuesday
evening, at the residence of Jas. H. Knapp,
liq. There was a large attendance. During
the evening Mr. Davies read a Candle Lec
tune, and the History of Miss Mac Bride
The whole afl‘air was very cuioyable. and
every body had a good time.
——The New York papers on Eonduy cot:-
tained the following “ reliable information "
regarding the whereabouts of some of our
townsmen : “ Garvey is in Montevideo,
Woodward in Canada, and Ingersoll is
studying New Jersey scenery, in the neigh-
borhood of Morristown. Honest. John H.
Keyscr is tnvcltng‘fér the benefit of his
health,‘ in the South."
-The lecture of Mrs. Francis E. \V. liar-
per, in the Town Hall, on Tuesday, is said
to have been one of the most satisfactory en-
tertainments that have been given in our
town this season. It was very well attend-
ed by an intelligent and respectable class
of citizens; and it is proposed, we be
lievc, to have her return sometime umlcr
more promising auspices.
—~.\'othing gives us more pleasure than to
accord well-merited praise to a cotempon-
clerk was dhiected to make the cavitation.
The list will be found in another column.
Mr. Dibble chad the following molt»
tious:
Read“: the Board of Coundm.
that 1!] “E of any kind fil-
man;
this Baud and for cocoon: of the city, skull
first be ordered by a vote of the Council.
Racked: That the City Clerk dull give
the printing, when ordered as above, to tint
paper or printing omce in thiscity which
will do the work required at the lowest price.
Mr. Benedict moved the adqpuonof the
resolution, and Br. Smith moved um the
vote be taken by ballot. After a long and
interacting discussion the vote was 'taken.
and the resolutions lost by a vote of six to
five.
Mr. Dibble moved that the vote making the
Ssxrxsnx. the navel-ding organ of the city
be rescinded. On motion of Mr. Tolles the
vou' was when by ballot. and rcfiultcd in
five for and six against.
Mr. Elwell moved that the mattr'r of the
violation of the ordinances and laws regard-
ing the illegal sale of liquors be referred to
the Police Committee, with instructions to
confer with the Mayor and see if the ordi-
nances cannot be enforced, which motion,
after some discussion, prevailed.
The City Attorney submitted his quarterly
report to November first,b'y which it ap-
pears that the city court is self supporting.
The report, on‘motinn of Mr. Smith, was
accepted.
The Mayor reported that the sum of thir-
ty-four dollars had been received by him,
between the Fourth of July and the first of
September, and that he had paid the sum
into the city treasury. This report was
accepted on motion of Mr, Tolles.
Mr. Lester offered a resolution, directing
the Street Committee to raise the following
cross walks : Across Main strcct, in front of
the residence of Hanford Wilcox; across
“'ashiugton street, from Pcck's drug store
to the Old “'ell Hotel; acrogs “'ushiugtou
street on the north side of Franklin, and on
Main street, opposite Ann, Marshall and
Elizabeth streets. Mr. Raymond moved
that the resolution be referred to the Street
Committee with power, which motion was
ry. and the Gunfir- certainly deserves com-
mendation for its enterprise, in copying,
almost rz'réwzim, from the )Ierideu Reconitr. s
a dcscription of the new dock of the Fair-
field (‘ounty Planing Mill Company, The‘
$1131th2.,
published :2 similar description of the work. ‘
and it must be a source of real gratification '
to the Harris chaps.
weeks of heating 11‘, {or once.
—Th(' concert in I.:2ckv\'nui'l'-: Hall.
\VL'LlnL'sday evening. \vbh'h has. for >cveml
week‘, been the topic of conversation in
moxie-.21 circles, is without doubt to be the
“mux‘ical event" of the season. The pr?» 1,
p:22':22ti m< for it hat: l>€Pl1 222ml thorough and
the prof rammc is selected to ph- 11‘? not only I
thns': 22 hose t:2~t: the mmt cttltinztedi
and critical. but aim thL grunt music loving;
ptt‘uliv M22 Alex. 8. (lilwm, who his:1
cbztrgzc ot' the conccrt. hu< SllCCOPtlt‘tl in so
to COI‘llf‘ within eleven ‘
()U
i ’l't’
)Iixs Build/3y. who. with the (‘horal linion. 1
will make :2 rcmnrkably “rung company
~Uur “-2 imol t «)llllllll'u'c b He ( ompletedi
their arrangements for an e nniug school in
thc Union School Ilottsc. and the first claim
uf about twenty-five members. nus formed l
on Tumday evening It freta 2:: all, and 1
is csmhlbhcd for the particular benefit of.
during the «lay :
regular seniuns
in
those who are so employed
that thcy L'unnnt uttcnd the
A t'ln» ll) .222'L-hn22icul
of the {)lllrllt' :t'hm)l.
drawing, nude-r Ih2 tuition of )Ir ('lmrlcs
Katmtscn a gcntlt‘nmn of the highest attain -
mom: will be attended on Blondsy and'
“'cdnL—Nlay evening, and L'laxs'vs in honk-
keeping and geometry, in charge of Mr S.
C Palmer, will br' llf‘itl on Tuceday and
Fridiy (\'L'lllll\_'i. Other be)
formed as thL= demand appears. This ia a
most rxcellent institution, and 22-:- hope ill
will be largt-ly putronizcl 4
classes will
~Thi' public, “9 arr ‘ul’f‘, llt‘t'tl no urging
to Marni lhr' hctztrts of Rev. Mr. Gomlwll,
lnlilt‘.‘l€ll10‘tll\l Iipi~cnpal Church. They
22:20:! only to b» reminded of them. Thevc,‘
without Llottlit, constitute thp moat in-
mtr city
will,
struvtivv' entertainmvnh let‘tl in I
for a long time. Both will b2 equally in»;
tL'resting, and thme who do nut attend both i
will huvL- cause to rcgrt-t their loss. The first i
will contain, smung other things, a faithful‘,
and graphic delineation of Mormon life and
manncrs. illustmted with 22 portrait of Brig-
ham Young. and vich of his home. the fa-
mona )Iorumn Tabernacle. and other ohjL'cls
of interest in and around Salt Lakt' City.
The second will comprise a description of
the most remarkable country in the world.
We urine: stand that Mr, (ioodscll
really had several application: t2: di‘livcr
thaw lvr'mrc: in other towns.
has al-
Board of Councilmen.
At the adjourned meeting at the Bum-:1 u! '.
CunnLilmcr ., on Monday ev euing all w‘ere
pry-sent except Louncilman ll ihox
A bill if Talmadge Baker. of so en dnl- ;
lat's .md :2 bulk for gas for urn-t lamp was
referrt l to the (mnmittec on lamps and
Gas. and the bill of I". ( lark. of twelve
dollars. for a cmsanalk was refit-red to the»
Street t ommittce. T1223 latter bill afterward i
camelmck cnnoned by the Street Committee, ,
and was referred to the Finance Committee
A petition of H .‘I Hoyt (I. m’. for a
lamp 22a High itree'. 2:12 the corner above
titt- resivh'nce of J. J. Cape, was rt'fr'rred m
the (‘omntittec on Lamps and Has; as was
also the petition of E. Newman. (I. .11.. to re—
more the lamp near the rt-sidence of S. R.
“'ilcox to the head of Bouton street.
The Ordinance Committee and the Mayor
reported. in answer to the petition of sever-
al citizens forthe supprefiiou of illegal ll‘df-
fic in liquors. a: Inllnn’i: “ The Mayor and
your Committtc are of the opinion that the
ordinance we have, with 311: statute law in
t'efereuct~ to the sale of liquor. are sufficient.
and if any of the petitioners have the evi—
dence of the sale of any on Sunday it is
their duty to make the same known to the
(fly Attorney." This report was signed by
tteorge W. Smith and R. I. Talia, of the
motion of Inm ‘
The ("mitten on Sheen, residing the
petition of T.B:ker.dal.,fornsidewo&h
Clay street, from Franklin street to West
avenuv. reported: resolutionalling upon
themperty holders to cute sidewalk: in
from of their pmpertyon that portion of
Clay street, within magma them
of M Ana mile defile, In
which the obpectinn was rained tlnx the
gndee! the-tree: Indulge: been stab
listed, the resolution m a: agreed to_
mmdunfiMdum’;
filedthcgrflldndmlkslnlnhm
nun—why“ “an!“ M
on the thirteenth of September. 3 .
: day evening. to witnr<< the marriage of his
, youngest daughter to Mr.
l . .
‘ tilled “'llll gnaw who were glad to n'spuntl
2 vcm‘tl in tin- parlor,
L erman and Charles St John,
3 of affection and esteem,
l
1 it\‘ rtwipit'ntx'.
I a beautiful bouquet of flowers, arranged with
i parlor furniture.
3 haekct by the bride' 5 mother. A pair of vases
carried. After which, on motion of Mr
Dibble, the Council nujoumed,
.1 Pleasant “Raiding.
A number of relatives and friends of the
"parties in intorcs'." convened .2t the rcsi-
llt‘l‘lk‘e 2:! Captain Hiram S. Bell, on Thtlfl~
Marshall Tolles
Both )Ir. Tollcs and Miss Bt-ll are well
known members of society in this city, and
both are universally chpm'tcd and admired
by all who know ”mm. It W225 not erprlS<
ing, lllt‘rt'lUl‘L‘, that 22(2t\\'ith.~t2222:li22g thL' un-
plt'asaut stutc of the weather the house was
to flu im it ttinns tn us‘ist, by tln'ir prv‘xmn'rg
in the i221: rusting 5022 l(“
At about >cv on o “'2le k in the Levenini,r the
member-u of the two families, and stir-l2
othL‘r frh'nds :2: could gain ndtnittam'i', (VIII
The bride and groom
were L'wnrted into the room by Nt'lwn Dirk-
who acted us
ltsbet‘i and took their position bL-fon' llr'v.
D. A. Goodsell who, nudisted by Rev. II. N,
Dunning performed the marriasget crcmuuy.
The sch ice w as that of the Methodist Epis-
copal ( hurch, and w as pronounced In a xety
imprL-ssir e manner by the omt' iating (‘lL rgy-
mrm. At the close of the marriagt' service
”10 relatives and guests hastened tn congrat-
ulntc the happy couple, who rL-rz'irt :l the
(‘Ulllillllllt‘lll\ of their {rionti‘ very
grm'cful and plvasant manner.
A fine <22ppvr.nf which nearly 1222c lllltl:
tired and twcnlyvtiyt' guests parttmk. follow-
ed. under the direction of D'Artuis. This
was discuxscd in an amph' and satixfactury
manner by the cheerful company, and was
the m‘msion of much humor 2:: nll
who surinundml the board.
In the dining mom “'L'rc displayed the ,
in ll
gm )1]
; bridal gifts, a valuable; and elegant 22“:er -
mom 62’ Useful articlvs. Au no prim-nip
wcn- L-xpL'L'ti'd. r-vt'ry onc wn~ :2 real mkcn
and a: sui-h will 221- :
ways hear an incrL'usL-(l value,- in thv eyes of ;
Br 22 fortunntr diversity of 2
taste in the gitcrs and clcclh-nt judgment
in the it'lvt'tinn thvrc' «we no Hllllcl'llufili‘ or ;
tisrless articles in the whole collection. We
giu‘ n li~t of ill? most valuahlt':
()m- «if the most Costly Singvr’s .xi'nlug
nuchimw. in mhinet case, by Dudlry l’. Ely,
Mr, LE Mrs. Le“ i~ Hubbcll, Mr. &. Mrs. H. l".
l’n‘ck, \Ir. 6: :‘lfi J. \Y. Porn-ll. Mr, & Mrs.
(lot-shun: Raymond. Mr. Lb Mrs. J. l). llun-
ting'tnn. Nelson Dickcrtnan, Gould Benedict,
Newluml Seymour, (‘hnrlcs Fl. Seymour, V".
Howard Seymour, Floyd T. lluscoc, and
Charles St. John. A large and elegant vol-
llDlC of the Hair Scriptures. with five twen-
ty dollar bills between the leaves, by Mm C.
F. Tolles, the mother of the bridegroom, and
a monogram of the initial letters of the
family mum's, by tho same lady. A :81 of
by Mr L. r Tolles, the
father of the bridegroom. 22 set of bedroom
furniture, by Mr. (1‘02: S Bell, the father of
the bride 22 2e: of bedroom furniture, ‘
by Miss Elsie Tolles,sisterof the bridegroom,
and 22 set of china, by his brothers, Eugene,
( hestLr and Jessie \tluting machine, bv
the bridegroom. \ery handsome make
A
by her brother Willie. A gold lined spoon
holtlcr. by Mr. 8: Mfi. George McQuhae.
An elegantly wrought pair of slippers tori
the britlegrtyun. f mm his sister, Mrs. Thomas
I. Raymond. A silver butter dish, by Mr. ti :
Mm William llilsdon. A richly hound vel~ '
ume of " Orange Elms-outs," by Floyd T.
Rnscoc. A fragrant. bouquet of choice flovv- i
ers, from Liz-Grand Lockwood. A fine table l
cloth and 9N of napkins, by Mr. & Mrs. T.
H. Lattin. A silver fish knife, by .‘llSS Au-
nie: E. Piutt, of Ridgctield,an old school- 1
mate of the bride A jelly spoon, by Dud- i
lay P. Ely. A pair of butter knives, by Mr.
& Mrs. t'. T. Roymond. A half-dozen all» i
ver table knives, by Mr. it Mrs. R. H. Row
on. A pickle knife and fork by Wayt A.
Raymond, of New York city. A dozen sil-
ver table knives, by Mr. & Mrs. R. L Tollu.
A very handsome set, of silver, consistiugof ‘
3 butter knife, pickle fork, sugar shell E
and mustard spoon, by It. a; Hrs. F. 'A.
Ferris. Andepntburyopoon,byllr.&
In. Nelson Taylor. A mp tulle, by Mr.
& In. John H. Ferris. A solid silver nap—
kin ring by Bliss L. Powdl. A donen
W napkins and : hflklozen fine tow-
chbv Mr. & ’58. J K filth. .1 “CM
and beaniful toilet set, by It: Juliette Ho—
gan- udauotlerbyflr.&llm Iran
Hoyt. One (1m silver forks, by H. C. Ely
Loilver oyster WWII. £2 XmJohn
XcQulne. A th pitchercnd
o beautiful film”, “I m
It. 8. In. L. 3. We. 15 em
,ngt, by Ir. & In. 1113-ng Bohr. A
Wynne! "attain-1.8.3 Hop-
kiu. A My W, by In. Gould
Hoyt; and “who W by In.
B E. Wilt.
A WM“ “lb table was '8 Id,“
: Hflt‘l" ll ,
, in
, Innrkut
‘ out buring~—anybo:ly.
l “'12: KEEP
2FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
Q52;
The prettiest style of Hats at Footc's.
The handiwt Clothes Reel ever made, at
Alex Swords.
Try the Old “’9“ Club Cigars, for sale by
C. Swan: & Co.
A large assortment of Felt Huts just re
ceived at D. Dayton‘s.
Go to Manson‘s and get your Paper Col-
lars, linen finished, for 15cm. per box. Best
collar in market. Opposite New Opera
House, South Nor-walk.
If you want a barrel of good Wintet Ap-
plcs, go to Alfred Knapp's
AIL-x Sword has made prepartipns tn do
hook binding at the shortest notice. ,
For fineness of flavor and pleasant taste.
we recommend the Old Well Club Cigars.
Sisson's Patent Self-Folding Clothes Reel.
the ladies favorite, for sale at Alex Swords.
Alfred Knapp hasjust received one hun-
dred and fifty barrels of choice \Vt‘SlCrl’l
Apples.
Brummell‘s Cough Drops, an excellent 22r-
ticle for colds. For sale by S. l". Peck,
dniggist.
.l-iiube Paste, for irritation of the throat,
coughs, colds. &<‘. For sale by S. F. Pcck,
drttggiut.
Something new‘in the Cigar line. The
Old “'ell Club Cigar, C. Swartz & (‘0 man-
ttfm‘turcrs.
One hundred and fifty feet of clothes line
in fourteen fcct space, on u Sisson‘s Clothes
Red. for sale by Alex Swurds.
Zephyr Worsted. all colors. 10th. per
ounce at Manson's, Main stmct, opposite the
New 01222222 Home, South Norwulk.
The Ameritun Sewing Machine lull" that
it is represented to be. Call at Mn. Scott‘s,
nn “'ushingtnu street. to be L'Lmvinccd
12' you Will]! 6 spools of cotton for 25L'ts.,
)quson‘s is the place to get it. Main street,
Oppositt' tho _\':'22' ”porn Hutu-(a Smith NurA
walk
I). 1.. )lillurd Lt: t'o. are the only
in this city selling Genuine Sugar Loaf, Le-
purt its
high and Bulcklt'y's t‘clebrntc'd Preston
('22:2l~
.‘ltlllmlll‘v i! th' only plan: \\hl:rL'\o\25
mu gi-t ('lnrk'~ best out, and ('utL-s‘ cotton at
6 (“ix llu' Na-w ”pt-r1!
Hulls't',
:2 spool
\‘nntb .\':-t walk,
New Books? at Bucking-
ham it: llrmh's “ R2'ul Folks," by author
of the " dirk," “ My Wife and I." by llnr»
rim liem'hcr Stowe ;" “ Morning Glorir‘fi," by
mtllmr Hf “ Littll' “Emu-n.“
()ppusilt-
New Burl»?
('igarsnnd 'l‘obut'co of the fittest flavor
may 1:2' found at the store of Ramon Bctan:
mutt, corner Main and \Vushington streets;
also smokers articles of every description.
llis l‘ll‘lCt'." 2221' low Hive hima mil
3
l
i
2
Hour BULK—Th:- well-known pupulur
drink of all drinkm on draught at S. I".
l’i-L'k'e (in): stun: Llltllt‘b come in groups
children fry for it; the Community
:2-n2-rr2l th't get along Without it.
wt: Wont» —l2‘.:r thL' ni'u'umlllmlfl- 1
limit of our cuSlomcrs wu lmn' (\lflbllSlIL'tl :1
Bmmh ()tliL'cat the City Book Store. in
Firs 13122th .\H orders lt'ft there will rc-
L'2"~i\2 prompt nttcntion from “Will: and For-
I'lv
('«-\t
n. 2., Minimu- (2... sun 2.22 the best vuri- l
clicsnft'ozil, including (lcnuiue Sugar Loaf, '
. Lchigh. Pure Franklin coal of Lykcn's Val- l
h, Bulckh-y‘s (‘i-h hmtvd Preston, at l0“‘t‘.~l ‘.
l’R ta \,
“rum: is in luck. He has struck lie with-
chne‘s Pain—Kill-
ing Magic Oil in his “ Oil Bank and Oil City
without tln' smell of ()ii." Rcunc's Magic
Oil is an i22~2titution. 22 necemaity. A car-
min 2-222'2~ tur all kinds of pain. ‘
A gentlL-umn iu Lcnnox says: “ My feet
felt as thouuh thousands of needles were be-
ing stuck into them, but as soon a: I com- 2
mcnccd using Ream-'5 Magic Oil, the chil- I
blnins began to disappear, and 302m got “'2'“.
It is good for cliilhlains.
.\2 Alex Sn'oril's Book and News Depot, i
new books: “Life of Christ." by Henry
Ward Beecher; " My Wife and l," by Har-
rict Beecher Stowe; “ Richard Vander-
mark,“ by author of “ Rutledge," etc. ;
“ )loming Glories," by author of “ Little
Mon." “ Little \Vomen," etc. ; Robert Coll-
"The Life that now 1:"
ye-r‘: lutcst b0: 2k,
llounn‘ Puominu-us.—-Pcrsuns desir-
ing to make holiday presents of finely finisl.-
ed photographs in India Ink or W'ater Col-
ors or Porcelain Pictures, should order at
once a.» the days of Sunshine at this season
are few and far between. Mr. Whitney is
at his Not-walk Gallery in the forenoon,uutl
at South Norwalk in the afternoon. Call
early at either place. E. T. anrxnr.
l7
FURNITURE
7.21:2)?—
UNDERTAKING.
US it XVI) A GENERAL ASSORT-
VENT 0F
l'_.\'l)l'lllTAKl\'G.
it u an repaired to laminae verythlng
for the lntgrmem of Che dud. “’e on also prepared
to keep bodies in I potent Ice casket without wet-
ting the body.
a. ag’vuona a son,
‘50 3 lulu street. lte meitt Building.
Nonrflk. Nov. name. may”
W. H.
MerchantTai‘fa-h
003. wasuutnmx 159!” 878.
S‘VORDS,
SOUTH NORW'ALK, CONN.
Scotch W’ ‘ {'23de
and English Coatmgs, y .:
ML’PINBTYLEAKDATWW
‘ruuristiu; of Hand humps, Tahlvuu
‘ our. 1's
. ~ ~, ,' , ‘ a : ~
NEW-ad W n muted near 09-
born venue at Eu! N About Ive min-
utes‘ mlktmtmson blj‘onnlkDepo torrent,
once. If not sold on Input. wouldcu be
rented to a respectable family. For Prther
magician)! M 0; mm
For Sale.
ELEVEN mtndeight‘rodlof Inn 21.011 meant.
side of the Roman Ill Mun rthof Witch
nu: looesByx
Pleat
Valuable bed of much One
the hl . Wlllmkconohmflx‘l brill! nglotl
Price- or eenflnplotnwmltoléuqon my
temp. Axpllyto
V. ANDERBILT, or W. “T. CRAW,
19h ‘ thNorvnlk.
Camphorine,
ONE or run camrns'r mscovnnms or um
Ab: tron rm: RELIEF 02" mm.
Partirulitrly adapted to
Rheumatism, Sprains, Stiff Joints,
Glandular Swellings, the.
ONLY N'ENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE
For sale by 2222 Druggiutu.
HOYT .2 BLANCHARD, Proprietom
2m GREENWICB STREET, NEW YORK.
Call for it at
s. r. PBGK’S,
DRUGGIST.
1-1!
A NOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL
of that
Celebrated
NON-EXPLOSIVE OIL.
It ’ves a SPLENDTD LIGHT. does not GI'! LT
TU WICK, 1nd gives the BEST OF SATISFAC-
TION to those who use it
South Norwulk, Conn.
Be it known to Ill the residents of Norwalk and
21clnlt ' that the subscriber i:- lully prepared to exc-
cutc kinds of .
FIJI} MBING} !
in the bait and most artistic manner. He can do Ill
be ern'eenLE. as the bust of New York workmen
alone are employed Lift And Force Pumps. Bath
Tubs, Boilers. Basins Water (1096! am, constantly
on bind and furnished to order. Lea and Tin Pipe of
all aim. Water and Steam cocks. Faucets, and in
fart. all the goods rtnlnin to a first clam Plumb-
ing cstnblllthut a ways on
In connection with the plumbing departmmt. there
will ulna} [- be found the largtst and mm: \nriL-d
flock of
I l .5; 311’.“ 2
Dun a. Sim}:
ham 2- aud nice the (mom ATMOSPH (SLAM
“hkg coca by mnchiu: n. rL-qnlrL-II no chimney, and
:- mitu no nfieuslu‘ odor “bile. burning. The patent
nick is the grutcst novelty of th: lge. no" er gurus
up. and I burner will lust for yen-i- by using this
“ll k. ( hlmm- 2 n of all shapes mud sizes. Burners
“lthnut lump” in Ludlms vmiet) Shades of men
description.
Um n- '2 nu for the famous l nyh and Denubw Oil.
F-u-r 'Irltmr' -: Mhmof'gcd and deep well Pump
( '0nu‘ Our 2 (‘ornn [ill 3 I
Ami glvn‘ Inc a call.
H. .z. NORTON,
(URNFR .‘l \l\' \\‘ll \\'.\Slll.\'UTU.\' STREETS.
50 t1
2:122 1122222022",
CHICHESTER’S BLOCK.
./ MEDICINES,
/Toilet Articles,
{rm-W pt nun—cannon.” Aug-n-
‘to thofi‘uuofthhblk: NI
inntio‘iluby wiblwoCon-
duet our Baum—c.“ In.
&c.
Combs,
Brushes.
Wines 8: Liquors
FOR XEDICINAL PURPOSES.
Goods sold as low In in any city in the Sum.
A CALL BEFORE PL’RCIIASING
ELSEWHERE.
SODA “'ATER, ROOT BEER
and VICHY on draught.
Pnrticnlu attention paid to pmmpuonkput up
day 0:111:11th with nentneu and occurscy- Store
penG. C. STlLLSON a: 90.
6-3!
N ow is the time to Save Money at
MUNSON’S FANCY STORE,
Mala Street, ' scum lonntk,‘
A few doors ent of mm
Bead the'followlng mad he Convinced.
1,0190)“an lnRul'l'hre-dValenctennesudUnen,
pdcestanglngfmmbcmutofim.
Mourning Collars 3nd Sleeves, 01.953 so“; cold else-
when tor $2.00.
Ladies‘, Game'. and W- Nefino Wrappers Ind
Drawers from 50 cent: to sun
Ladies‘ andGnh‘ unmmm Hole,
”meant-permit
children‘s Woolen Snacking; from ‘10.,cenu to 31.11).
m ('0: .Boom.shtri vu‘ Glrle'Rededl
an: p6 11 Si. 1!. n2
Exmhengmllainoflmmcenuperpdr.
treadmill Jockeu, from 31.25 to «.00.
Lunar mafiM’ Indus-arm Sharla. u
Nlmwmwm.
Ladies‘dieou', dehntlt-en'naloves, Ostrich Tips,
Jam
“with!“ Velvetnlbbonl. inflict Ill kind-of
Ribbons.
. mafiaw'
rum-coitus. mud {aware-filling nanny
ms- W .
FANCY STORE.
genus, sun and velvet
cm W WINTBW‘
2222222222 20222;
t. and best. selected ”corneal of Kim-
I for the season can be tom-rd at.
.Prfl oAv'rou's
Minimal-y Establishment, which will unobebe
The)
nery
lowlprl oee, {wish-nil quill
in : 2le;é Qck ales an mull
motto. bllc Ire Invited toe-l mdexuntne
our stock. workl done at. abort. notice, Ind tn
the most Approved Ityl
The subscriber Ins yueken the zgcncy for the
New Wilson Sewing Machine,
which in aold {or fifteen dollar: h- “ my other
machine adored to the public. It. is 1 Shuttle machine
and will do .12 kinds of work on any machlnc will
do. A welorlve $gun homthe com-
pnnv member tint sflwfll bu a- good a
machine up those that to solder tor 3m. and
No. 4, ELY’S 131.003,
m street. South Norm, Sept. 19, tm .
by D. DAYTON.
FALL STYLES.
FOOTE
IS RECEIVING THIS WEEK.
STYLES FOR FALL.
FUR AND CLOTH HATS, '
ALL KINDS OF CAPS,
CAXES. UMBRELLAS,
CARPET BAGS ETC.
OLD SILK HATS REMODE‘LED.
COME AND sun.
dtf
s. 15:". PEOK, _
Druggist and Apothecary,
Nearly appeal” R. R. Depot.
1 ’ure, Select .
Drugs, Medicines lGlemitals
FIN E TOILET SOAPS,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
- O O M B B .
PERFI'MERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
MINERAL WATERS,
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
In fact everything from a Quill Tooth Pick
. to an Inluid Hair Brush.
N. B—l’hyalcluis‘ Preacrlptionn uretully
pounded day and n L Entrance to Residence in
no building, for t. culls. on Wuhlngcous creel.
Sou th Norwnlk, Nov 11’ win ltf
South Nomlk
PLANING HILL GUIPLNY.
MANUFACTURERS 01’ AND DEALERS IX
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors, 822,
BALUSTERS, NEELS, &C.,
FOR STAIRS AXD RAILINGS.
Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing,
Planing and Turning.
Blank “'aluul Cherry, Ash, “hitenood,
&c., constantly on hand.
“'ORKS NEAR THE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
R. l. TOLLES, Treasurer.
n. r. mun
1-“
c. r. mun. n. n. Ausfltt.
South Norwnlk, Xov. 11, 1870.
um _
ml:
OF THIS “CITY”
AND anchor: on THE WORLD WILL
mu) m
Lowest _ Prices
—FOR-—
3m; 6mm
ken-onion, moon.
Jaconet m Inserting,
”mmmm
Ribbon,
Emma“
Cheaper than ever.
JAS. H. KNAPP 8:00.,
Are selling out their entire
Stock at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
An Extra fine Oolong,
BOcts per 110.
Best Japan $1,00 lb.
Mixed Tea 80c. lb.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables,
Crosse and Blackwell’s Chow
Chow,
Onions a: Walnuts.
WALNUT CATSUP;
Worcestershire Sauce, etc, etc. J
Send in you; ,Ortlers . and
you will gem“? W
with quick Dispatch.
‘ A, w “W:ka‘ “W”
”mum‘s!“
FEED,
you..-
GRAlN,
kWh-um
HAMS,
was.”
PORK.
lynch-Ida“.-
VINEGAR,
MACKEREL.
Unwmd“
KEROSIII OI L.
”II-Id.
HAY,
”IN-ll.-.
Bedding HAY.
‘Iymul.
STRAW,
”tbwcfi
COAL,
Tatum.”
WOOD,
Walnut-1m
COKE,
”Don‘t“...
BRICK,
mmxflmmumm
LIHE‘
I’m-Wu-“
CEMENT,
”that.”
PLASTER,
hub-”
BLUE STONE.
And-uncut“
Plastatitglair,
Wyn
M M
la I.
win". S. I.
mm
it!”
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