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nnrthataqurssrof a‘uilfioaof dollars
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m, N. Y.,recatiy fought I“
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vak. &. Axtell hardly ever tasted sort
mud.
GeneralBon-evillesretiredcflcsrofthe
mhru-y,celebrated the lfdeth annf.
rusryofhlsarst marriqe bywsddhsgs
m wife. We are not informed bow
manytfmahecalmlstes to repeat the-pleas-
'antprrformance.
“he“; Georg-i The most diatreming story of Chicago
Lake “Whammy 509m" hi! Just transpired Hrs. Patton
«we ' ' " *' W'nmmr“mv”b’
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Quintana-thus: slated Hon. w.D. Bishop, of Bridgeport,
Daub“!!! wouidbeaundidateforGovcrnorinthe
“i hh‘fia '3‘!” Democratic convention; and we noticethat
h sari-s m M9 0‘ ‘30 severalDemou-aticnewspapershsvsslready
“was? This set willbe Wtfmhhname.
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“mulled gotdisgustcdaudbmkeuptheshow.
Until the time of William the Conqueror,
M “"fl mu theEngilsh pfioplebegan thelryear on the
33th of December. That great ruler having
been crowned on the first of January, the
people began their yrarat that time to make
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entireone'ofhb recent maddenin—
raending it for its admirable Unites-slit
M' II. .
At the Christina tresofthe If 8:8abbath
School, at Ifsshapang, Gulch, the I. E. 80
service, which issploasiagtoken ofthekind
feeling existing between the two societies
0a a recent Sunday one hundred and six
persons were received into the his Bursa
(ls-gregarious! Church by a profs-ion of
thsirfdth, twelve by letter, and sushi-ty-
alas d the number the rite of baptism were
mutated. ,
Dr.8uthrle,ln a recent sddrsa,toid a
very suggestive story to this“: Afrlead
of his questioning a note my, saldi " when
your fstbsr and mother forsake you, John-
ny. till you know who will take you up?"
“ Yes, sir," said he. “ And who?" said the
friend. “ The police," was Johnny's answer.
The Methodist Chord at Putnam narrow—
ly escaped destruction by fire on Sunday of
lutwaek. During the servicessmokewas
discovered coming through the floor, and on
examination it was discovered that the lath-
ingnearthefurnacehad takentlre. Itwas
soon put out.
A very interesting baptismal service took
place Sunday. December Matthew-s
Baptist Church, New Haven. The Rev. 11
L. Diets, pastor of the German chords, hap-
thed two candidates, using the German
tongue, with an occasional word or two of
English, by way of interpretation.
A correspondent of the Religious Herald,
referring to the South (knights-Mortal
Church in New Britain, Rev C. S. Goodall,
asks: “ Is there another village of seven
thousand inhabitants in the country that can
show a church, costing one hundredandsifi
tythousandddhrnand paidfortotbelast
dollar, before dedication r"
Fifty years ago Tuesday of last week; the
preliminaries of forming a church of the
Universalist persuasion in Danbury were
settled upon. The only survivor of the
twelve founders of this society is Ira R
Wfldman, of the Great Pldn district, and
Wednesday evening the members of the
church met at his house to celebrate the
event.
JOUIIAIJS‘I‘IG
An exchange says there is an cditorin Ne—
braska who spells wife, yf. Y not?
Alonzo Sherman, of Long Hill, has been a
subscriber to the Bridgeport Farmer for fifty
years.
The Derby Transcript has come out in
favor of Woman Sum-age, “ the moment the
women demand the ball "
The publication of the Danbury Evening
News, the sprightly daily edition of the
weekly Newswas discontinued on Siturtltty.
Rev. Mr. Graeber, one of the editors of
Riggs‘s Literary Recorder, has been appoint-
ed instructor in German in the public schools
of Meriden.
Ball, Blachfi Co. have presented the West~
port Hour with an inhaland in the form of a
horse‘s foot, natural sine, with shoe attached,
all wrought in solid bronze. -
There have been some queer abbrevia-
tions of New England journals: "bow.
Cour. ," “ Bus. Jenn," “ Hart. Times,”
“Spring. Bang" “and now," says the Dan-
bury News, sane fool inspaqx-tratcd “D—n
News."
In a vote for the most popular American
citizen in Norwalk, at the recent Catholic
fair, seven hdndrod and siny’six ballots
war-oust. and the handsome editorofthe
Gazette came within five hundred and nine-
ty-onc votes of being unanimously elected.
The Danbury News says: “ The pen may
be mightier than the sword, but if you take
two swords and rivet them together near the
centre you will find that in many newspa-
per omces they are far mightier than the
pen, as they have to he to do four-fifths of
the work"
W
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..Welcarn,frovntheNews,thnalodgeof
the Knights of Pythiasissoontobeformcd
inDanbur-y. _
..Tbeeditorof the SouthportChrunicle
hashearrltbsta subscription papuissoon
tobecircnlatedwithsviewtorsislaghnds
fortheparposeofbuildingslock-apinthat
town. An inatitutionof that kindisrnucb
needed. '
..TbeStstnfsrdAdvocass relatutbecib
cuntstarsceufs boy noted Edwin Lock-
woodhreahlng through thsicsontbsmll
pand'f‘nesdsyweek,andbeingrcsousdfroat
avasyperllona pry-lea by widths
eoloredboy,whfortunatelyhappanedtoha
athand.
”Thom repmsthsttaewhols
nanberofrnarrlsgeshr Derhyfortbeyear
endingDecembas-Slst, 1871,wasssvsaty-
nhse;birthsthreehundred weighty-four,
saddesthsonehundredsndthirtsea,wbich
bafallingodin marrhgaa and deathsof
ovsr meaty per curtfrom the previou
.. Danbnry EveningNewa-yntha
coutut-GamonPleasforl‘alsflsidety
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tit-D. hem, of mm,- Judge.
anesthttbewvabudredandfatydx
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fcafrotn the
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menu have
mile. Tbecomplotiunoftkeroadw
.opontwouthfloflm Thebultdtngouhs
Hudson river napension bridge strut
Hunt's-ray opposite the Highlands.“
thew-Mot BudsonBrtdgellsw
new haw: abductions", ‘
boatindting'p'sitontbeEI-k W5» Tbs“
'tworuadscouldvery easily nadthefnecess-
arycspitsltocnmplste them,but thobuild-
mtlonof a half a mile of him,
would cost some $3,000,000,- very large
sum, and would require a lsrge‘n’nsount
oftollagetopsy disinterest. Those‘inten
estedlatheconstrnotbnasythatthaywillhe
built bsforoslonglspseoftlme.
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West’s“.
Our-good peeplewmfegre: tolearnoftlte
death of Its: Kym Is. Essen; in Stamford,
on Jan. 10. lira laser: was for many years
a respected resident of Westport. , .
Kiss Sarah, the only single remaining
daughter of the Rev. 7. Davenport, Bangs-
tuck, was married to Kr. ldwln Squireson
Jan. lat. The coronary took place at the
,raidence of the brlda's, fstbsr,-hlmself m
ciating. ' .
The respective editors of the Hour md
Advertiser appear to be alike exercised on
the pig sty situated on Kain Street, and pad
ple are asking, “ flow is it that thousand}
mamfisastysb plainlymadicifafib
observe other Important near."
rout-ea members of ,ths Westport Chess
Club, ladiesand gentlemen, metatthchom.
“Mull. Loss on Friday eveninglas,
and were handsomely mined by an in-
promptu collation. The “game" is begin-
uingto looknpinlintsrest. Next meeting,
this week outbid” Ming, st'the houseof
Mr. A. S. Huributt.
The Hour, through a communication‘
signed, “ Southport,” (hut evidently written
by its editor) derldas and endeavors to “ get
back" on us, (for something we have said in
print probably.) by indulging in severe com.
Identtiuourlste “recitation" of thepartof
“ Hugh Winslow" in the play of “ Solon
Shingle,” and closes by slinging scripture,
thus, “ Paul, thou art beside thyself, etc." in
reading the profound efihslon of this editor
and his scripture, we were reminded of cer-
tain other pausges, and, as he must be very
ask,“Whntkind at an animal wasittbat
a good smiling. what did um animal say i"
The editor was evidently in a corner. He
addressed in through “ Southport," acting
thepart of Balsam, for the time being. We
pause for the editor's reply.
There was a large attendance at the lla-
sdi'lic Installation and Ball, at National Han,
inst Thursday evming. Dancing to mush:
by Gurer‘s Band was kept up till a late hour.
A superb supper was also provided which
was fully enjoyed by those participating.
If]. Jennie Sawyar, a fine soprano singer
and performer on the piano forte, is in town
making a short visit amongherfrlsnds. The
lady is remembered with pleasure ssbaving,
a fear years since, taken a prominent part in
getting up entertainments to rslsemoney for
widows and children of soldiers killed dub
ing the war. PAUL.
stock was reopened on Sunday, with intro
eating services Rev. T. G. Osborne, the
Preslthg Edenpsaached in the mornisrghrt~
"ChrBtheblgbt." Rev. W. G. Robinson,
of Wm coupled the pulpit in the af-
sunoaa, and preached on “ Christ the
Roch" andRev. D. A. Goodscllproached
in the "and; on “Christ the King." Large
waging-stasis were in attendance all day,
and about three hundred and fifty :dollars
m (fled towards paying the expense of
mm
The repairs have been very extensive and
thorough. The amount of nearly sixteen
hundraddollars bssbcen laldout tosogood
advantage that it is now one of the most at-
tractive places of worship herusbouta Great
credit is due to the pastor. Rev. James Tay-
lor, for his energy and perseverance in push-
ingforwardthisgoodwork. Bv thellberal
conceit-sol Iandsy nearly ovary dollar of
the amount eapended,whh=h had notslresdy
been provided for, was raissd.
We congratulate the Temperance world
onthssuoosaswhichscsmstobeeverwhere
attending the use of Vinegar Bitters It
establish tho (Minn; contended for by
temperance physicians, that nothing which
lutoalcata is ever beneficial to the sick.
Certainlynopruparaflm oontainingalcohol
names-accomplished such sures oflnala-
noufevmbmmess, dyspepsla,rheunsa-
Gauging complaintsmonstlpatiomnd gar-
eraldehtlitymswohearsffromallqusrtsrs,
astberssultsofthrsfa-oasvegetablespeci-
do No true mmm will regretto
use,ifthcy oanbe safely dispst-od with;
sndthattheysm not Wiasaycsse
«debunwhateverfls Mappers
atlasttohavshoendsmonstratsd. "public
opialoahcfiableofmfllinm
upontbemhboftbamslhaywmen
longhtrodassshsmsst populsrolmodera
maid-chaos boats-handguns
ltinthssspasaslsa. mmmnven
theedeisaidrtrfitit;mthanans-
ingofm bridge,whichiasquivslenttoths.
familiar therewith, we would respectfully m
Balsam drove into a narrow place, and after
The Xethod'tat Episcopal Church in m,
maul“
“the; -. "55A “5 3
Miss J. Dawson would We“
trounce to the ladies of South one-sill;
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musty Butter
.ygy.
Delaware
Amati, hiswife and nine childrenpasaed '» A 5 . hr: .
an xx ,
mmm°ihs03$§§§c 3" ”333 d“ t3; 5.12% v: , a... on and after the 22d of Jan. SHO I - --«—»~" I,» an. Jana nan,
threepah-s of twihae’lio one couldbave 91‘” 'lbe toreceive andexecnte H hangars" “‘5‘! tan”- .:.'.~
orders for , . f, . m km ‘ swat that um“wl.m~lfil.l
taken the oldest child to be more than twelve ’ . . “ m m; ”
you-s ofgsg , N. R—Pldn Sewitiginlso done, and But- i I hm ... . , J I,“ g
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held at London for twenty-five years
without any omission. are to close
fifth, the twent fifth anniversary
Wiring. y
The United States in or has made his
report 11%;): the City of sw London dkss-
tor. It not a yotbesu made public, but
the Bulletin understands that it acquits the
ofllceta of the boat of blame. ‘
it costs $8.50 a car load to get coal from
Bntfieport to Litchficld, ‘2 of which goes to
th ousstouic road for 33 miles carriage,
and 31,50 to the Shepaug Valley road for83
milea 'Some dill'erence tn the rates.
A negro in Falls Village, intending to stab
another n , stabbed a white man named
Spellman mistake initiating so u ly
wound extending from the temple, to t c
lower part of the check. The negro had an
accomplice and both have been arrested.
The Hartford M possesses a shingle over
a hundred years old, and one that was not
laid on the roof of the Farmin church;
which was finished in July, 1 1, but was
by mistake laid under the roof in the loft of
the church.
Several young indies have been admitted
as " associate” members of the Young Men’s
- 6hrlstisu Association of Colchester. It is
r id that the meetings of theAagociation
have increased in interest since this action.
At the last term of the superior- com in
New Londrm County, Silas B. Wilcox was
divorced from Sarah A. Wilcox, the cause
being a fraudulent contract of marriage hav-
ing a husband living at the time of her mar-
riage to Mr. Wilcox.
Friday mornin , the fifth, Mr. Alanson
Stoddard, of on, found an Irishman in
bhhrn, with his hands and feet frozen.
He had on no cost or vest, and was not able
to tell who he was.
Hf. M. Ward of Riverton, received the
other day by expru, from Chicago, a fine
roast piece from thcoa upon which the
Grand do Alexis lunchod. The on weigh-
ed over sooo pounds. a
About forty persons have signed the toll
of a German mtli company in Hartford.
When organized t e company will take
the place in the that meat of the Farm-
ingwn company, whic is to be disbanded.
Lyman Humphrey, of Bloomfield, and
“I? J 06'“ 1W least ghmmdl' if”
suu 1st, 8 . eycee rat-
ed their goldeaeddlng January lat, 1&3.
-. e .thsy celebratsdfisesixtieth
verasry: - . *
. Hrs. Mansfield Lawlor Fish Stokes was. it
h dd, a Hartford country girl, having been
born in Pequonnock. Her father lived and
tied there, and she came here not many
months ago and bought a tombstone to be
glad over his grave.
Two Good Temtplars of Thomastou got
intoadiscussiono words in the lodge the
other nEt, and settled it by a dlsscussion
with“: flats in the street the next day.
No damage done except a black eye, a
bloody nose and a bad example.
A little daughter of Charles W. Gilbert,
or Hartford, met with a severe accident
while ska on the tenth. She was trl
mdthrown own by sac-called “ gs cit-
sr" sled, one of the sharp inta or e run-
ner striking her on the hen . The hurt was
serious but not fatal.
5 Governor Smith, of Vermont, is making
great eflorta to establish an immense rollin
all! in _New London, for the manufacture o
.81 ruls, and wants to invest
laboring
huh
inert.
Hiproposcs to make it the l
e nitcd States and will emp oy
.Awsman ,, ' upintheguucrat
' - ... last” mute few years ago
was a beautiful girl, the dauhhter of parents
of wealth and respectability, and a voting
lady of brilliant promise. It was the old
story of man‘s infidelity and woman's weak-
ness, till now, outcast and deserted, her life
is one of continual degredstion and shame.
A ntlcman in Hartford is the war
of a ack tan " purp" seven weeks old, that
weighs thirteen and a quarter ounces. It is
about the smallest specimen of a dog in the
State. Any ordinary cigar box makes a
comfortable kennel for him, but he is more
p(lg‘xreutly found in the owner’s overcoat
Ci.
A cool thief he who stole $10,000 worth of
the bonds of the New Haven and Norbamp—
ton road at New HavenJast year, then wrote
to the olicinls of the road, oferi to 've
them up for $8,000 and now sen ano er
letterdcmandlng “,GW. The beauty of the
“saints is, that the thief can't dispose
of the bonds without being detected, and he
kuowa it.
Friday last. as Mr. Frank Gelinas was
dnwirifihia little boy on a sled on the ice
along rk river in Hartford, the sled and
boy went into an unseen hole, and the father
went. in with him. Mr. Gellnss t a hold
on the ice and was not taken on or. For-
tunatelythechlldcame to the surfactants
int where he could be reached, and his rtgh
ether seized him by the hair and drew him
ouLalive.
Among the other ofl'ers of assistance in the
Grand International Jubilee at Boston, next
June, Palmer Gallup, of M‘gstic River,
writes to Mr. Gilmore that he in possess-
ion of a double bass viol, the largest instru-
ment of the kind in the world, to prove
which he states that “ not a set of strings
could be found upon earth of sufficient size
for it," and he was obliged to have them
manufactured to order in Ba de.
sires to exhibit thisinstrumoot at the jubilee,
and to participate in the performance. To
this letter Hr. Gflmore replied that he would
be ghd to have him “come on.”
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R r h is: ”human...“ #3:”? h...“-
lettsrs n as; they are advertised.
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winemooom
to raise a like sum mmother “
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ton-Wes regime versnzeznegwm
For Sale or so hot.
HOUSE and lot at life Neck. Inquire of John
1‘ H. Knapp. mar
neat Wanted.
a a small family lugogood neighborhood. The
ho] of a small no erred. Address”
iii-t: O Box South Norwalk.
CIIGII.
HE Republiun Voters of the Swond Voting Dis-
ones willtavorunwltilaeafl.
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Opposite the CongregationflChurcb, South Nsrwslk.
6H!
Notice.
South NorwsltJan.7 ms.
RF. Annual Stockholders fleeting of is Km
walkinckCompanyJorthntho
serveforthesnaaing m,andforthstsan-uluof
any other business whichma come before themat-
hggjnlllbehel'd at theirnun Wedaaaday Ibex],
uar ,at o‘clock, um.
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NorwalklrwaWnata.
Sou-m Noawaut, 00“., Jan. 8, 1311.
HE Annual
ear.sndto such othsr ‘ as
gffim’ tbeforeitwmbebaldatthcaflceal‘
the Company. on Tuesday, the filth of January,“
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lug gentlemen were unanimouslfielecced Directors
for the ensuing year Dudley P. , Peter L.
, Winfield S.’ Eanford, ohn 3.-
ll. Ferris, Andrew J.
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A Real Estate flor- Sale.
A NEW House and Lot on El ‘s Neck, worth
twelve hundred dollars. W 7 take less—one
thousandanremain. Anewflonseandhotuatlotr
cordsueenwnlselithlsforlesathancssheut.“
tube id. Building launroadtoxayser's
can... M‘- mmm
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or by letter to na‘rmm c. any. New York.
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muslin bed fi not One Won
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