“anthem-rum
die?“ landmine-lard
win-«luv “WWh
a! m animus
mien-a to In widen-try
bdthdl-Quayue-
that it all-q mum he have;
«attainin- by.
aiming-Eh
aim—mama“. Sunta-
-“WWW.
Mme-amp»;
rue-.mw'Aemhha‘aJorl
til ”we! Wand tank which n1
umuuuaquuumg
de wmaflmm;
ahmmdkum-Agviet.adfuni
u. man-u m a». he «xi-ll
mummv«.mruw5
£M.WMedM-firha‘iu&l
«ed
”thmawh-w
Mafia it ,
at lag in th
but to th' piano» ms they bringing it.
And in view of this fact, that apolitical
mm mm: be conducted on politial
principles. we arepleased thatachoice see-s
lie!!- to be made for the first placenpon the
tic-tel. at a m who a. ' be political ea-
with men who can conduct primaries and
end“)! Mel; and, above all, let theCentrnl
Committee be mmpoaed of men of experi-
elce. (Mines and courage. Everything
depends upon management; and if there is
any practical Mine! in the temperance
party. the day when it cornea to the front as
a political organization will call for its do
t and eureka
“mafia-o
i must. than”.
‘ hrly on Wednadav morning, as the
3 steamer City of New London approached
t: Xmich, a tire was discovered issuing from
; one o! the rentilatom The boat was im~
mediatrly stopped. and the flames. appar-
ently, extinguished. After a thorough ex-
amination. which resulted in the conclusion
that the fire was completely suppressed, the
boat started on her way. She had proceeded
but a ehort dietance, however. when, about
three miles below Norwich. fire was again
discovered in some mtton on deck The
Eifi‘ " h M ’3' km h ‘heen donkeycngine was started, and ill: said that
1"" 1.9:. ' “3' pfiwl!‘ W , in lo» than one minute three streams of wa—
‘i m M‘“ M.aldhau Mlle: were playing upon the flames. The
"W” "5“ u “‘w‘ "d W396 flames however, despite the efi‘orts to sup
W'H ml ”Mini thrift ““3 “All“ press them. spread so rapidly that the for-
!V-l . ward part of the boat was almost immediate—
‘W ." in New England. 5“ ‘1' ; ly enveloped. An attempt was then made to
ME" m ‘ day ‘ N“ ”a“ chant. 3 beach the boat but the engine could not be.
”mu“ “"3"!" m l‘" mu . started. The boats, and life pracrvers also.
"all ”N" h h"! m '3‘. "i” '5‘ 3 were in a position where they could not be
”W“! ' m M fiend M ‘ metre-«1,3nd no course was left to the pa;-
n! W tb- Wd‘ and ml‘fdh" 5 wager: and crew but to throw themselves
«Wk "H want “”5“ 1‘ will b“ t into the water and trust to such means 0
”a 9". t1 ‘5 My “ "f" 'H' con- lrescue as they could lay hold of.
my h .d W "h ‘ Mona ‘ The scene in the water i: described hy
"a. “i “Wot “‘ "d l?" '“ more 1' whit-(4's as fearful. )Iany Who could not
w 7"“ E" "W‘ ‘M'l‘i ‘m belsvrim duubtlw sank almost immediately;
”m d l" "at“ w“ mh'fl l other: were overcome by the burden of their
m a we do not ulmlie II! all“ 0‘ l clotha and the chill of the water. and after
id in m with this the it! Wm 5"” 5° . Angling fiercely were at. last. enznlted in
l
“a l thecurrent; while a few, who were excel-
“ ; lent swimmer: and who were fortunate
m m m Enough to seize some plank to aid them. gain-
Ve ado-v. lap-«M. that the high
upta- pafla- Ira-l mourn»
the. in m innit-i out In; dollars a
wait. and the but. In! probathmary l
tube .4 1hr In“ [ta-k. b fifty dollan.
a «week The are pent-fly paid in gold.’
and an; be ate-need. la web can. a reav'
nun-He a." tum—eerie,th opinion
«at tlu- Wu! that furl at the “may.
I: amply nuke til-It at this to call amen.
453: he the mum between the opinions of
9a Paint-d“ rut-Ir and that of our corn-
meal; «a thi- nly-ct We pretend, in Con~
m I» lead the whole- eunntry in the
”hunt win-lulu which we make lot-the atl-
when «If our «Milken We in M '3
In tunable; innate-t young men to II!
Fun” at her-maul that l- otheratatea; and
than tn- numb brerlydependent‘
"P" w. mat only kw its am of rmblic!
Mun. but pie-'0 for rumpu- of the
knit- «l. ":4 e} «can And yet we will not
run- wan 1am! won-nth new by
Litur- to: the 3m“! ranting enough
.. ant-Lu t.‘ 'n. m tn («low it u a gum-"nit.
u r l: :u itch or" Hug enticnl away
We. u mt * a an»: mill-ca. or will pt‘itiuun
.n minivan-re “a other Male-e. Among all?
“a return- whirh an “H for in our fiwn- : puny ridicule-.5 and stupid miatakm he
mm. id «alv- ”Iv-re in nut alutherau absolute~ : makes, in hit statementc of who! he summers
It dial 2* ti”! That WI W .th be; tn he (acts. every day of hit life; and then
‘unfimhwhwu Xo
IMHO-ambit httn owe-ward in our fut-to;
raw-t tn lam.w.uaunrrailmdlineal
the «m— than a drew: Wthnf
or may" year. i- dle-nu a Ballade. And,
w‘ik‘ “h“ be. neutral {may and:
W. «or unwell-mule; antic-1m
«imam-whee.“ lay
up my; “when hen intro-
rutely but few paaecngers aboard. but of
these and the crew aez'cutec
crud up to the time of this writing
The L'ity of New London wns a first-class
boat, and had aboard a large Cargo of cotton
and rugs, for the clc-zh and paper mills of the
eastern part of Connecticut, and other as-
sorted freight. The origin of the fire is not
definitely known; but it is suppoaod to have
come from the kitchen, and to have been
atarteti by a hot poker being dropped upon
the flnor.
PI... .EADING.
The perplcxiti-es and embarrassments that
surround the editor of a weekly tzcw.<papcr,
in his emu-ts to produce :1 reliah-te and lmmh
m'wely printed journal, are little appreciat»
ed by tbc community. In the first place his
names of information urc often at fault, not
perhaps in the main facts. but in some minor
detnil that is important to the authenticity-
t~f the whole. Then he is liable to errors in
tranacrihin; thew.) from hi: nntr bonk. Le:
lllf render consider for a moment, linw
retained in the wrvia and unwise at least : lrt him mmetnbcr that thv journalifl is often f
u Mural Qc W3“
m“u {mat scum-xx. tn mellow what seam} to bc
r5 .1“ b d 1;: PM of W“. 1 ”ideas. in reconcile contradictions, and at
min: or rat-luau an to «wider «belt-n remake out what he believes to be a
prams-aw d deland. _ tree and reliable smlemenl in the greatest
”er m iswnrdslih-rtyaml W‘ ' ha-«tc, and without anyommrtunity to revise
lam 4mm: til. ind decade ‘- utonihing to, and correct. It is strange. in view of these;
naturist: It h» in" «v firmly, and facts. that new~p1p¢~r flatemems are as relia
r q-nl anal autumn-rains. that. at the Me as we and them
uu- rnu- n1 perm. we all mare that the ; But when the editor ngra paper lnl: N.
am.“ a. 11”.“! will «In. inevitnhly fnl‘ [ haunted all his wuruesrl infqrniation regard»
n... ‘1 hi fl a" m but at this a a ; in; a subject, and has (1ng compiled
swat: “mi in lbw intrm _ and the painful r, them in an article in his new chirography,
rum-risen nae-w m. uftht: decrep- g the publication of the facts in an intelligent
.' MWIWN the Queen, had ; and reliable form is by no means insured. The Z
rw a. m that them wna L winter is liable to make numerous errors. bv
rem mu, mo tk mg, 415.?“th transposition of letters or a misunderstand
: rt. t-l ts» i; :r apparent «attic m with ,‘ ing of the text. Manuscript copy is panic»
zlm hare-en aka the new era may be 33— ’ nlarly diflcnlt to follow. The most cereful
r: airy a! had , writers will sometimes omit an important
1'.» pa minim it we but the most ; or insign‘nicant word 1 many authors pav
norm: and pauper «eat in history. that , litieorno regard to punctuation; and jam:-
am. the my: «I the" Vittoria royalty in : aalisu. asa class. make very illegible man-
!Wl “an... *hnahuamdelluacripr. The editor of the Sum-mm. has
half. 1'“ hr 5-4 m «Wt : never found a compositor who could invaria—
when“ ‘WMM i bly set. his manuscript into tvpc without
butt“ hbhflmwfliues. '
WEI-ant very hotly; antigenic-H
1y “ run-tn pup Inn at: hand: deluqmnmawsm the pm of motrend
N th-y her taut-ace. have been ingwewinexplain: After the Iprinter hasl
2m to “m In [act the 3* In an mile Into type a proof mpv is taken.
iii w an “WW, _0a a strip of paper twice as wide no the col-
on! fimd w b only muffin, thus leaving a margin upon which to l
m- ”. fibre for the one whola make corrections. The proof is carefully L
hon-HM. readby the editor or pmot reader, and all 2
TU -* «My M ea lie mistake noted by signs peculiar to the craft. ;
in w “-1 JIM destiny 0! fie printer takes the proof sheet and
are“ ennui-y will he fmfieop— make- the corrections; marked, and then 1
We! fl- “3. who. «use: .d
meant? a revised proof, which is again
m new apa- thepruuat Ierutlnized bv the editor. It any errors still
”tun-(mt.
remain they are again marked: otherwise
theproofiapasaedaawrrect. Thiarevisin
mos-aw mum. ‘
heat-aw. have biases-bloat:
:t‘umpcllt .l in glean his it-‘ma uf infermatinn :
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For the intormation of those who are not 5
generally come- in the night, after a hard
day‘s work, when the eyea are wary, and
when the printers are anxious to put the pa—
pcintothefom; and it is not at all re»
mutt, even after all those precautions,
some mistakes are overlooked.
That the reader can more readily appre-
, cilh the 6M” with which we have to
Mt“ article is printed below an it
w- first not up by the compoaitor. It may
be underfloor! that this is a Mafide sample
a! companion from theeditor's rnanmcript;
sitters-dorm eaaily note over seventy
m in thh tingle article
he“
iythe m.,hfiefimplmhi
“(Marceau-than,
., mum» to man we .
Elly-transposition oilettera or a M
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‘aupnrspaylitdeomnryahdtomi
ed the shon- er were rescued hy boats which .
Kenn came to their aid. Then- were fortu~ i glad the ‘- nice young man" is not we.
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whom the bodies of sixteen have been rccnv- [
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E h‘ganling .-: certain aubject, from many dif‘ _
' ting the directorwhip of a :pm‘ulativc mining
" company has attmctul the- attention of the
Mkkm'ngin‘lbme 1W "
'W-w—uWfl-h . ..,
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was. anew n.
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I‘m fiat had
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new area-1 name; meit
mussel-mt or tnvlflnnaiiflls; mt“!
andfurmdhta, «get-o, make ramble
manusn'ipl. The editor of the 8mm,
has never found a compositior who gonld
conenrubly set his manuscript into . type'
without Inmates.
For the information of these who are not
acquainted with the process of proof read-
ingwe‘wm : after the print‘erh‘ar‘
let our article into type a proof copy is
taken, on a strip of paper twice as wide as
the column, thus leaving a margin upon
which to make corrections. Thia proof in
carefully read by the editor or proof reader,
and all mistakes noted by signs peculiar to
the craft. The printer takes the proof sheet
and makes the corrections marked, and
then atsike otf a revised proofwhich is again
’ serctinned by the editor. If any errors still
remain they are again marked. otherwise
the proof is passed escorted. This revising
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in Armenia. in , by Hrs. View.
rla c. Woodhng. ._ ,
Thebubarymmtfla Bridge
port manthavln‘btn muffin: policeman
wrote to the mm for itacluflingw .1. rates.
The Adm anagram-fly ' a ram m
been a contract made b‘ntweei the Water
Company and the officers of the Downgh
for a supply of water to be used in case of
fires. The terms are 81,500 per anhum, for
five years.
There are some despicable sneaking thieves
abutment”, according. to the Journal.
A week ago last Saturday night some one
broke into the Baptist church and stole about
one third of the'new library books, leaving
behind them an impudent note. Recently
the S. M. Church was entened and a large
quantity of dishes carried oil".
Miss Augusta Hubbell, a well known lmly
living in White Hills, :1 mile or two cast of
Birmingham. committed suicide last week
by throwing herself into a small stream.
She left a note saying she had gone to her
rest. The body was recovered the day after
generally comes in the night, after shard
when the printer are anxious to put the pa~
perinto the forms; and it is not. at all re.
marktble that, even after all this prcautiona,
tome mistakes are overlooked.
ciate the dimcultia with which we have to
contend this atticle ‘5 printed below as it
was first set. up by the compositor. I! may
be understood that this is a bow flde sample of
composition from the editors manuacript ;
and the In der will easily note over seventy
Currectitms in this single article.
EDITORIAL QII I LLBTS.
The Committee of Seventy demand the
removal of Meyor Hull.
Alexander II. [Emperor of liusaie. i> a
‘ strictly temperate than.
l .\n uaeragt- of one in tiiirtfof [he Engliah
l miners is killed by accident yearly.
An Indiana bride and groom thought bet‘
I act of it when they reached the church. and
f backed out
i MiSa Abby Sage Richardwu has Dirty or
; eighty engagements to read this winter be-
; ore Eaett'rn audience».
g The adage that “ figure: won't lie“ does
5 not apply, figurntively, to the figures of the
ladies of the upper )0
l l'. is reported that Ulive Logan
: married on Clll'lsllllé‘u day; which we arc
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Canmrgo, Ill, is said to have a population
which accounts for its being Camargo “ ill.“
A Franklin, 1nd,, minister has agreed to
preach fifty sermons for a horse; which is a
very damaging insinuatiun regarding the
lmrsr:
\\'l.\(‘un.\ln wmnext “ holler" no that the
men will not let them attcnd political meet
ings. They are a kind of “ nniac sumo pes—
tilt-nee."
The Jewish Rabbi of the great synagogue
in Berltn is said to rem-ire twenty thousand
dollars a year; the highest salary voluntarily
paid to any living preacher.
It is said there are scvcutuen American
women in Turin who are widows of Italian
Counts. There are doubtlms more than can
be count-ed who wish they were.
Ex-(‘ontroller Connolly was arrested on
aturday for Complicity in fraud. One mil-
nn dollars bail it demanded, and a! the
time of writing he has not been abh- (0 pro-
? cure it. —
i A man who stole a kiss of an English lady
has had to Dav twenty-five pounds damages.
which looks as though they massed kisses
by the pound in England. They reckon
tin‘m, in this country. h_y the " gal."
There is a specter. near Portsmouth. Vir-
'ginia, which appears on the railroad track
when the trains approach at night, but prtr
dandy spirits itself oil to escape being run
over. I! nf't‘ms to be u lT-spl‘t‘llfr of locomo-
lives.
The action of General Schnwk in accept»
day’s work, when the eyeu are weary, and 5
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the suicide. There is no doubt but that she
was insane, as she had been in poor health 1
5 for some time.
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Wmtport.
Some good person has donated one hun-
dred dollars to each of the fiveehurchcs in
this town for the benefit of the poor, and to
enable them to properly celebrate the com-
ing Thanksgiving. The sum amounted to
five hundred dollars.
Autumn has departed. and we have now
three long dreary months of winter before
us. Boys! Now begin to look up ynur sleds,
wipe ofl'the rust, mafia dmafid parts.
etc, etc. for already two or three snow flur—
ries indicate what you may soon expect. Cold
north winds tell you to pull down skates and
put them in order against the coming of ice.
On Sunday. the 26th inst, the house of
Wm. Doyle. at Snugutuck. was entered by a
thief. while Doyle and his family were ub-
acnt at a funeral. and robbed of an oriode
watch, valued at about twenty dollars. One
Wm. Scoflcld was suspeCted of the theft and
early on Monday morning the authorities
were put on the alert, complaint and war—
rant issued. and otllccr Goodrich (leapatched
for tlrc work. The watch was found in a
roll of cloth in tlu- bottom of a chest in Sco-
! field's lmuse. but he himself has not been
seen. "is wifc informed the ufilcera ilmt
Doyle‘s rlriltlrmi gave the watch to her chil-
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triangile'n‘m" t candies
ey, which otherwise, to a large ext
come into the hands of our store
What wonder if the morale of our
pen Humid wmetimes degenerate owing to
thecb'u'acler of they)” theyare “forced”
to visit. and the company they‘are “ forced"
to keep ? Whatwonder if such and such re.
sults do sometimes appear to sudden all who
wish well to the city? W'hat are young
people to do? Where are they to go ‘.’
“ Gite them a book and let them stay home 1.
and read it." Good advice. But try it.
“ Let a young man buy himself some kind
of musical instrument and learn to play it."
That often wants too much wind. “ Well,
let him stay home and do his chores," or,
“ let her stay home and do housework."
Very good advice, indeed; but all are not of
this way of thinking. If they werethc city
is well furnished. But we have to do with
those who think it. is pleasant in the evening
to go abroad and mingle with their fellows.
and find some kind of entertainment. And
so I hope the day will soon come when we
shall have, in the central part. of the City. at
good mom, on the ground floor, wellliglttcd.
warm and attractive, furnished with
daily paper's, monthly periodicals, chess and
checker boards, and wlmtcvcr else would
' make ll entertaining and profitable foryuung ‘
attend. I firmly believe if such n
place wrrc in existence here it would benc-
‘ fit the community all round, and I do hope
some of our reliable and benevolent citizcna :
will let-qr it in View, and Hit‘p forward.
Sincerely, Yours,
Juns' In Vll- .-.
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-—-The resignations of D. P. (‘lrmnbcrlim
nhief of the Hartford police, and Charles D.
Nott, licntenant, were accepted by the police
commlamoncrslast week. Lieutenant (‘nleb
Iiva Ryan, Lieutenant.
—“'indmvs and doors have taken to rut-
tling again, in New Haven, as: tlrcyxlid last
winter. IL wastlren settle-cl that the noiws
were caused by the immense bmly nf water
going uvnr the llmtsamnic (lam ut Birthing
ham. That may be the cause now.
DilutRIED.
Tn Norwalk. Nov. Zlet. it: St. Paul‘s Church. by
the Ru. Dr. W. C. Xena: Henry 8. Hood. of .Vor-
walk, to Anna C.. yonr‘uzeat danghtcr or John Trip»
tram ofBrpokl .3. .
tn'mddroaet .mem- 2»). unmet-t «3.x:
Blush. of Middledeltl.
In Port ('ln-itrr. Nov H. by Rev J. Ila-tow. Mr
Le“ [a “7 Roller. III Nun \ ark. and .‘ll~1 Anni» Lock
hart of (irernu lrh
l)I 19D.
1“. huwn Smith lt‘;"ll hi _Yc.lr-.
Sou, H". .\!r
In Suriuilk. \m
In tiret-nulrh. Thurmln).
Knup 1. ugml h‘l \‘t‘lll'n‘.
In \ 'innnn. Minot-sum. .\lr.~. Sui-uh Elizabwth. wife
01 \Vm II. \uln'. Esq . and l'lllt'bl daughter of Ilrnd~
dren and ”my mus! lmt't‘ lfllll it nway for
safe lit-oping: The watch is dill going, and
so is Scofieltl
Every year, on the day before Thanksgiw
ing great crowds of city people rush out to
spend llu-irTImnkagit'ing with friends in the
country. As nearly every inhabitant of the
great metropolla has n relative or friend in
the country, particularly in New England,“
is not to he wondered at that they make
tracks for this part of the world. Connorti»
cut mince and pumpkin plea, hickory nuts
and sweet cider have long been institutions,
and thc devouring of them has left nuocia-
liuna which good folks everywhere like to
footer. We. have no dpubt this year will
witness an exodus fully as great as its pro:
decennnra. And why not‘: So longaa the
turkey: hold out, let the people come.
The Methodist Church at Saugatuck is un—
dergoing extcnaivc repairs, which, when
finished, will render the edifice very neat and
cozey. The church has deen built nearly or
quite twenty years, and when new was con-
aidcn‘d a fine building of its kind. Time has
wrought its work upon it, the walla have he-
onme cracked, and evidences Gigi-owing dil-
apidation have been noticed for Home time.
By a judicious expenditure of fifteen hun-
dred dollars, the anti-um proposed by the
pariah, It will put on an air which ahould
ever chamcterizc the sacred portal: of a
church. The work is under the superintend-
ance of Mr. G. B. Smith, carpenter and build-
er. The efforts in the matter, of Rev. Mr.
Taylor, pastor of the church, an: wnrlhy of
favorable commend. The work is expected
it) he completed. and the church ruuiy for
acrvme by Christmas week.
Mr. Thomas Carroll, a former resident of
governmunt. and hi~ recull la almost certain.
It is said that if he. returns. he will become
the attorney of the Sorthern Pacific Rail-
road (‘umpunic
The following «tun-,tnr neuralgia is said to
be almost infallible, \‘iz A poultice or [ca ;
made of the common tit-id thistle. The 5
leaves are mace-rated and used on the portal
aflccted as n poulticc, while a small quantity 5
of the leaves are boiled down in the propor—
tion of a quart to a pint, and 2: small winc- i
glass of the. llt‘COCllOn tlmnk before each
mail.
James Furlong, of New Bruno“ ick, N. J..
has got so fur ‘long in life that he is tired of i
it; so last week he tried to butt his brains [
out. but only made himself the butt of ridi- 1,
cule; then he hung himself to a lanrppcuat‘ l
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' but the police cut him up by cutting him ‘.
down; and at last he stuck a pair of scissors ,
5, into his throat which out of sheer recklese | with the facts as above.
} has result-ed in his arrest. 30 how James mains
is locked up, and his error-ts to shorten his
fur-long will end in a very "mild" nmnner. I
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—-Thc Stnnington .VirrorJuumal has be-
gun its third volume
—-An Indiana editor says : “ We leave to-
morrow for the country hogahow. and hope '
to take the prize."
——'I'he Meriden Rewrder in now primedon
a new and fast cylinder press, and Riggs
feels “ crank” over it.
-It is stated that George William Curtis
will assume the position of editorin-chief
of the New York Timer on the firat of Jan-
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—-Tlre Whated Enid advertiaea: “ Old
papera for nail. Price one cent." Our- high
regard for the Herald is really int-med by
this intimation that 'twill sail.
~Hon. A. H. Byington, of the Gazette, has
argued eases before the legislative commit-
tees “aaeoreor tnoreof timea” He is a
very eloquentand logical speaker.
-—-A “(mine paper, criticisin‘gme per-
formance! 1'.ka apeah
ot“Lydian adult-tailing bonnie lip-
of mmmpmh truths mouth.
of a- W dam.” '
~m Exchanging: at as: m»;
thing; atleauwe judge no ffitathe‘het
m melon-city will-MIMI»-
this town. but late of erdgeport where he
worked in the Sash & Blind factory of S. C.
Nickerson & Co. E. II. was killed by a rail-
mud train on Friday evening last. The cir-
cumstances are briefly these. lie but] finish-
ed his day": work and was proceeding to his
home. A strong wind blew. rain was falling (
and he was obliged to carry an umbrella. In ‘
addition he had a bundle of odds and ends, ‘
tor kindling, under one arm, and carried his “
dinner pail. _li wu quite dark, and thus;
loaded he not out. As he was walking on 5
the track he heard the Nattgutuck [ruin cam-
ing from the rear. and stepped off on to the
down track to let it pass. not noticing the
&10 express advancing at a rapid rate. In j
an inntnnt more he was struck by the engine 1
of the express and almost instantly killed, ‘,
He was picked up. placed in the baggage I
cur where he breathed but a few times. A
coroner‘s jury was summoned, and they ren-
dared n verdict. the next day, in accordance
On Sunday the re-
vvere conveyed to Westport where
funeral ceremonies were held. Previous to
burial in the Catholic burying ground,'tlre
remains were put on view for the benefit of
numerous friends who desired to take a last
look.
PA C1,.
CORRESPON PENCIL
One Step Forward.
To the mm.— of the Stamina}.
Mr Dunn Sun—It gave much pleasure
to and iron the Barman of last week that
a night school has recently Men opened in
our city. I regard. this as a step in the right
direction. The names of. the teachers guar-
antee the success of the animal as far as in-
struction goea- I hapethe large had regular
attendance of those for whom it. has been or-
ganized will make in success in oaherwaya.
Fram a somewhat intimate acquaintance
with Hr. C. W. Knutken, I know him to he
a master of the arthepmfmakind,gen~
id, and benevolent man withalund' mach
interested lathe mental-and moral elevation
of the ynung ; while everybodyfwho knows
Kr. S. C. Punter know: then-mening-
are also true of him. 'I do- hope, therefore,
shoe men Wattaw‘mtq devote-
:thelr time to the. .work-«ofinatrnetion, the ‘
erect-Met W.witla-view~:tetbeir ,
“MW”!
hem
: Dim-tors for the cunnin v year. will
rummage 7‘ ‘
Irv U. Bankl. EM} . (a! Norwnlk. urzvd :LSJL-ur-
n llarien. .Vm. L'l. aamuel It. Mather. aged 21H- .
. 3 mnnlllfl. and 2! (In):
In Ilnnbun’. _\’u\ 27. (mice ( wink lllUlll-‘l‘ufll-I;
ry (‘rofuL aged 85 )‘t‘nre and T rrrontlnI
List of Letter.-
1 EMAININH in tho Poetnfficc. at .‘lnntlr .\'i-rv ulk.
Not. 2rd. INTI. l'(>mm~ calling for an} "imp-e
lcitvrw will plea» nay [ht-y arr atl\n*:i..~d
LADIES‘ LIST
Mirr Q. ll -n "list “in. (,‘un' H I") v. Nlr~ Ilunr
nah llmwu. In llu Byxbuc. Agur-lue (bolt lug. Marsh
Ilrlnlit‘. Mil-- Itolwrtmn, Emma Kin“ . .‘Irr A. R.
Smith.
G ENLTEM EN‘S LIST.
Jamt‘n Ilmlu. George Fairwet‘ or. Jam" Gondtm.
J’nmt-n Ilopklnn. I. ll. Hoyt, John Hutchinson. John
herby, Frank H.'L_\'on. Andrew J. Smith.
M. “'ILCOX. P. .\l.
Llat of Lenora
I ELIAINING In the Palm, at Nam-nut. Nnv
. all. I871. Porn-one calllnx for any of that-c lct-
ton. will pit-am say they are advertised.
LADIES‘ LIST.
Int J. 8. Andrew. Ill-a Lacy
3. Benton. Mine Annie Bonk, Minn Nettie J. rook,
Mina Norah Finking. Min 6. Green. In. H. Hana
lln. Miro I. Hopkins. Ila: In E. Holcomb. Fanny
Jones, hire. (‘harlca Lane. Mrs. urn Prnnorcr. Min
B. Pttzer. In Margaret
boldn, Miss Bridget Wary. Mien Elia Wells.
GENTLEHEN‘S LIST.
(2. I7. I’ll-ckman, J. B. Banana, Patrick Burke. “2
ll. Benedict. Thoma: (.‘unnora, J. I’. Duff), L. It. Dri-
amnter. James II. (lilhuly. Hean 8. lmkwood.
Jame-n Me utllan. Auntin (Judi-rdtvnlt. (‘. ll. Unborn.
Raymond C0,. Martin Rnddln. Albert R. Schnflcld.
Henry II. firnilh. l.. R. Slander-a, Dr. Thoma Sim.
l‘apt. (has. B. Smith.
CHAS. OLMSTEAD. P. M.
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Notice.
’ [IE inhabitants of the town of Nnrwalk are here-
bv notified and warned thata Special Town Heel.
lug wlll he held at the Town House in said Numlk.
on Saturday. lhcfidday of December, IG’II, atao‘cloek-
afternoon. for the following
alder end act upon the ti on Martin 8. (raw. and
others, to settle andtl no the bound" lines between
the Center and North (‘enlur Schonl
the dwelling house of Bees-nun Barraclonph" to
North I’nlon Avenue: Also. to change Ind define the
boundary lines between the Center and North West
School Dlattlda from the northeast corner of land
owned by the Nor-walk Cemetery Association, through
the West Rock: Road to tho dlvleion line of fence be-
tween the land- of Harvey Pitch and heir: of John M.
Betta, deceaaod, thence westerly through landa of
Martin 8. Craw. and others. to Broad River: alao. to
comider and act upon the ltlon of William Ban-
cork and other: to direct t e Selectmen to lay out a
public highway nnnlnSIII'um the hi way want of
and near the . orwalk ills, northcr y through the
ravine to Wilton town line. and to rescind the vote
passed thI. H. 1871. and to make thi- necessary ape
iatrlcts from ‘
this place every year should drain ljm
i.
un'g“ .
«J ‘ . BUY.
HBLIDAY PRESENTS
mall and examine our immmec stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS.
PRINCES m: METTERNICK
La Belle Helena.
SKIRTS,
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L. Packard was appointed chief, and ('ome— ;
Pierre, Truman Stem-us of Sur“lllla, to Miss lll‘a l . I
Dufidl,’
f’lLI. AND SEE THE“.
Inadies",
Gents‘.
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Children’s ,2 “m
HERINU UNDERWEAR.
“‘mppera to be wild at 7.3 (‘ouh-
KID GLOVES.
’l'hr- lw—Y {13>L)rlu"‘kl in .\'nr\v:nlu Flu-
kinda in all Sllt's “3 My»: nu l-Lmhrmdcrwl I‘l.\t‘l\'
Hill l.l.t)\'b‘ fur
75 Ce uts.
“V.- “uzmn: mt 3‘ pair of ”111‘
H l .()U IiII)Q.
\ :1 'v\ n-- wall .:I U).
LACE COLLARS
l.\' I‘llll'l‘ATIUN \ND REAL.
jA. DICKERMAN & SON.
STREET.
W'ASIIINGTLJN
South Nuruolk fro-t!
Now Is TAHEHTIME!
F YOU “KANT A IIOI'SE or anv other building.
coriruct. with or without mait‘riai. call at lln- rhtrp.
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Pitw, In. Willlam Itcy- ‘
pur males, “1.; To con~ ‘
Pool of Franklin 81.. West of the Depot.
Brennan, MM )1. ‘-
" K ARV Al S‘AYb READY Tl‘ ESTIXATE.
(-‘l\'l-‘. til-15 A CILLla.
SOUTH NORWALK. Nov. 5X}.
W. T. CRAW &. SON,
181‘ A ’l‘ [4;
AND
REA l.
.V s U ‘R. A, .V C m
BROKERS.
propriation from the town treasury fur the foregoing .
1 object.
WILLIAM S BOCTON. )
ANDREW SELLEVK. \ Selectmen
JOHN P. BEATTY. i
Dated Norwalk. Nov. 17. 1871. 56-”
Election.
l"|K~'I' \Arrurut BANK or hot-Tu .Vurm .u it. .
mum! NORWALK. Novembcrt‘kl. rem. \
‘lli-Z REUI‘LAR ANNIE-U. MEETING of III“-
Stockhulden of this Bank. for ’tllc t-lcction «If
* held at its
Banking "Dunc. on Thu; u)’. the 9th day of January
next. bctucv-n the hours of one and ntuu'clock, p. ‘
m.
frtth
J. J. MILLARD. (‘uuhlr-r.
Real Estate for Sale.
NEW Home and Lot on Elv'a Neck. worth
I twelve hundred dollars. Will take lea—one
thonaaud can remain. A ncwHouae and Lot on l‘on-
cord Street. will sell this for less than cash cost. 3300
only to be ill. Building Lot: on road to Keyeer'a
Island and \‘llaon's Point opposite splendid and
of Mr. Ingreoll and Gov. \‘Voo ward. and on 'oode
Street, Jerusalem lilll. One hundred dollars u lot only
need be paid down. ballance on mortgage. Ap ly to
HENRY C. ELY. City of South NOTIl'alfi.
i-tf or by letter to NATHAN C. ELY. New York.
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Notice.
STAT: or Cossnc'ru 11'. I
Orr? or- Soc‘rn Nonwanli. i 5‘
Board of Councilmen of said cit - of South
.voted to widen the lilg way in said
'oodward Avenue from its illicrn- c-
The
Norwalk. havln
city. known as
.; [ion with lain street wopporlze the entrance to the
remlaea of E. A. Woodward, and acommittee of
meholders having been appointed in accordance with
the mvlaiona «the charter of said city: and raid
free oldcra having made their report of the .Asil'és.
nient of Damage: and Benefits to the several owners
or property affected by said widening, which said
Damages and Benefits are as follows. to wit:
Dam-l Bun—
ugeu. [ elite.
To E. A. “'oodward. & E. M.Men’ltt.. Q 53’) $ 20.
" Geo 3nd June: Hoyt ., .. an
“ Pa 88. Miller" .. 300
" In. Lue Pennell n)
“ Ward 8. y. . m
“ Dudley P. Ely ................. n1
" godmwfleach ............ 20
“ oaeph 'roorn .............. in
:‘ N. C. Ely ..... 10
" E. D. Cornell . 28
“ N. C. El ............. 25) $00
“ be!‘ I. Comatock 10
“ WWW ill. . . ., ‘45
“ u re ....................... 40
“ Thaddeus C. Betta, Edward C. Betta,
Char-lea J. Bette William ILBetta,
Sail S. Bette. mry A. Bone. Geo.
F' ldren M‘nghl'l lgmnreit acme
ea . a, an
Fredrick '1‘. Berth ' 1 lat:
_ 0! L00. C. Betta, t owners 2)
‘r. Nancy‘l'glor ..................... as
“ Andrew. . . Taylor ........... . w
.“ m‘VuHmm .......... ‘ 15
" w . ....'.-..... ...... Q”
Total m ma . . all a)
1"“ W. . ~ . ...... moo
.n-tea’ctty' or South am k, Nov. flat, 1511.
' , waists}: tr. mountain, City Clerk.
WET“. f 3
1' feather-m. Flowers and {his ,'
We arcpre arul to negotiate the R‘lle or rental of
IIOI'SEQ. S ORE“. F.-\RM>. and nlllvr Real Eeialt'.
“H.- lnn- jun“. waived“ large invoice of Ladle.- ‘
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RA YM 0ND & SH ERWOOD,
{ Parlor, Bed Room and Kitchen
“raters. Ranges, Stove: and Furnaces. Sheet. Zinc.
I‘ Lcml Mid “‘uod Pipe, Tile Pipe and
havingtlie large-st fucilitiv.d and 10"ng c xporicncc u! ,
any Real E~mtr Brokers in the (‘li_\‘.
amount of desirable property of cvnry deacri
our books, and are in constant receipt of app
0 purchase or hirc.
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Fire Insurance.
Iicics in the be“ “hurling Companies
We issue
We also insure against Banana:
at reasonab o rules.
We have a large ,
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Sui-wring in all its tyrant-hes.
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RIMUNIBETAIUUURTJ
“‘HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
All the' Popular Brands of
TOBACCO,
AND HAN'CF'ACTUREB OF
JCfi’l‘ RECEIVED, All? INVOICE OF
‘MQNABCH
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(,‘rcu n) do Louryer. (Succcsmr to Hill .t chhell and Tollec & fly.)
, Hag mm on hand,and is w
3 large rota" at v-
11 rsscnr- sorruxc. sous not-runs. re 312;an 1
Eastern, Western, Can-
‘ ada and Georgia
Ii eecme to trnnerorm the worst poselhlc complcx- L U M B E R ,
\‘o
nsmnfly receiving
AND HART: TBS rhlx HPMKRKABL‘I‘ an.
ion into one of nuine purity and brilliancy .
Cosmetic, Paste, aint, Powder or lmutificr of any
kind. ever did or ever can produce >nch remarkable
and nlisfactory recalls. It gives the akin or com-
plexion a beauty and purity surpassing anything
attained by the use of any article known to chemis-
try. produces no artificial complexion. E‘Pry may .
dmust apprefcitge gigadcascinfilia. mick so ctflctuaily I;
isposee 0 ot a an nrtifi corn lexions by , . . .. =- ,. . . ‘ a
creating such a really beautiful namrgi one. It. I ‘0 ‘m R‘ U” de" and murpenters end InuiJ-a.
transforms the brown. auctions. muddy and spoiled -
A nd can ofl'cr
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. . . We 141899 the Celemlcd
dl‘slrl‘d. Sou-will find its: arrion to he gradual and f
FASSETT BRAND RIYED
and the
S. K. & Cu. XX SAWED
SHINGLES,
The Best in Market.
orncm_ Also mans:
“lATER STREET, xer‘vdk,
WASHINGTON ST., South Nor-walk.
LEWIS HI'BBELL General Partner.
CHESTER F. Tom. Special Partner.
‘Varranled Perfectly Harmless.
£‘_\.\ RE l'bED FOR INFANTS.
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‘WEEB 6: FEfiRiS.
Coal and Wood,
FOOT 0F MASIIALL ST.
‘Vhblt‘iulu and Retail Deal-:15 in all kind: of
\VOOD AND COAL.
.‘rmnu; the \nt'lr’led we iteep the pure
ROSE GLYCERINE.
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v-kin without injury. Hutches: the skin tun marvelous
whitewa. eradicatee all spots. mmh patches, freck-
Ica. tan. block norm“. impnrt‘tiui and tliscolunrtiuns
fncc nf Ihc -kiu.
.\ CERTAIN {[le FUR PIMPLF.‘ ON THE
I‘Al F. L'IIAI‘I’FD HANDS. (.(‘TS AX.” .
,ankliu Coal. of 1.3‘kcns Valli-y. Also.
Brick. Lime. Cement, and all kinds of
)lasons' Matt-rial.
bl. liN~.
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South Norwafk. Nor. IT. 1870.
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tit-ed f! i»
lMusic Depot?!
PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
l'lllFL TIDNS 'r 011 l. ‘lr.
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To roman-Spot'- or Pimple. on tho f1.t‘t‘appl_\‘ it ‘
frcviy on [wing to bed. elm (“trapped Ilande. 5
lBl't‘Kl‘iGflA‘SI & DISBBOW’.
' No. 4, Ely’a Block,
sor'm NORWALK, CONN.
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(TINTA DB ROSA.
Alar‘es‘l‘ockof
ésnnn'r MUSIC.
Agent;- for
For Sale 3'. wholt-ul.“ l‘;
BI'FKISGIIANI A' Blll'Sll.
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Suit agvuh for South Nbrwulk. i .
2 Celebrated Pianos
No. 4. Ely‘e Blot”... 53y : A50
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himdulerein
VlOLlNS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
GENERALLY.
Special lmittctmcnts to teacher} of Musk.
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composed in part of
CROCHERY, CHINA, GLASS, BOHI-L
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AND BRONZED “'ARES.
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[Old Instruments taken In exchange
for New.
Piamo- and Organ: tuned and mpairtal loy an n-
pcricnccd workman.
Russia and common Pipe. Chandeliers and Ball , _ ‘ ‘
unripe, Bronzed anda large variety of com- Call and luxamme Our stock.
man Lam Lanterns. and Globes. Burn‘
err on Wichita: Force and 8%
mm. and Cumin-her Wood Pum D. r; DISBROW.
T. BUCKlXGflAM.
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mix. Bras-s q
iri‘c’icrwull‘hu a nation
Cocks, and
PLUMBERS MATERIALS.
They are also Manufacturers and Workers in
COPPER. LEAD ASD 71M
METALS TIN~ROOFERS, BELL-EASLERS.
PIPE AND GUTTER MAKERS.
“'hx-Er‘ull‘ 3rd. rep-ail don‘t-re 1;:
AGEXT: P0}:
HARTFORD EARTH CLOSET ("UN
—for the—-
NOVELTY CLOTHES RINGER AND
BAILEY ”215(11):; MACHINE, :Blank Books, Stationery,
, —~ or—
- 3 LVGERS‘OLIIS WATER ELEVATOR.
Wrapping Paper,
OHIO IRflN-CLAD PAINT CD
These Paints have only to be used to give entire ‘
satisfaction. They are warranted re iron oar-e. and
their efficiency is not destroyed by eat or chemicals.
Simply crushed and powdered :hy powerful machin-
cry. Will adhere to brick. wood. stone and any
thing else and not crack or ”peel Try them.
. cuts for TINGLEY‘S NFVV HORIZONTALLY .
RE OLVING
ICE CREAI“ FREEZER.
The quickest, most even. and reliable freezer in me.
Empty Caeka. Boxes, and Crates for sale.
CORNER KAI}! & WEST STREETS.
42-” City South Noni-alt. Conn.
Twine, etc.,
also manufacturers of
.l’AtI’ Ff]? BgaGS
\V. R. TOLLES.
Dealer in
SUIYES. Tin Ware, Cooking Utensils,
nap. and Ilene. Par-ulna» Goo-u.
Metal Roofing. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron work =
executed to order. Jobbing of till kinda promptly
attended to.
f.- tf WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NQBWALK.
of all duecfiptimrs.
EPLAIN, ()R PRINTED To
OR DElh
NO. 4, ELY’S BLOCK.
11.: "byway-mam . -
figfigwgm ”amp, ,South Kai-wane. Conn.
vegan the New York and mm.m
mmmg arm-get...“ Flemming; ,
bummmted to thirty. (if; giving the Prlnd- “9‘ 7,, B‘"“5W~ A 1‘- 3““
{:5in «>pr for Wheres-3:: "@gfi‘flwwwuw ,
Dr. Dlo Terrie”: anti 0! G ' Ila lather ..
t Interact in men «
dung... . m ., ”3,. Union purple Works,
“wwmnelmnrm . = ' *
“mfm 71" f ,m . m xonwau. cows.
‘3‘” fatty)! AFICFW~ V Thumb-“Gem wet-kt
~ _ Scotch Granite, ,
in ab
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