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I lam—“Inset. lieu-clutter.
regs. I8tv-I.-, “edema Isl-v. nu-
“AM”. . .
9r PIcI'I Ilia-tn Ono-QM Square.
Rev II. cur-.1 than. Iran-run
vael. OI mgussmwwfit
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lane-“ten.“
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Rev. mm”. hid-ice,
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hum—m lg... lune.
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1mm”. Mamie;
Ll; ‘ I.
A?!“ now "u.
~Mhnwms infill!
mammal-1 Washmgtonsb h-
ally.
.fic Smulh Sm Freighting €13“?th more posts; or will not some of
9‘!
11.7 hove declared I flvidend of one
let on I share
«F. A Voodwnnl left here Fridny, but
nnWer 8mm
\‘ew \
: 8-Th no"; Town closed yester-
.lm for I iuehtia: I’ll“ éorfiinue tutti!
Honda-y. the 19th inst.
«The ml tenpennce arguinfionsin
sown Ire ante-M I wide awake tem-
1-. more compels- next spring.
.........Mrm°u
gm! new room intheOperIHomeBnilding.
-llr I B Plvdee stnrted for Albany
“fin. I: III-d 1-“me or am 111m and
Mauve-min I“ h lemma:
Ihi- note
«In. 3.5.8than ’9" “Wm:o mg:
Ind afternoon,
Hall at Maternal; __ ‘
:1 to seem snfiétia milder
noun.- hunts W’l J '2}?
.\ new locomotive, named “canti-
am he I: “up. veer w
,nnnlthronghhu'e on the New York&
Vow mmmmu
Till-mHth—ghglor
'betr Tenth .mwe It their
Armory. unthe m at thotwenty-ecc-
«claim-III? MMlelbyme We. which are made with re-
'15: ,
Tht \orIIk WCMgrvuscum-
firm Inehhb to it: triads thh even-
-1tg It lithium! s “all The cuts
an M h “K3 '
"guy-rot .
41.18 "II train on TnadIy morning III
rhodium mu 7‘ m
oatmwoneol the cylinderhendsof
‘lre M m not between New
Hum and Word.
The aunnl tl'nphy on My «an
a :h 1mm The whole
. mime fl verimsnn
”mull-18' through which the. stars, out of the
W heave-I shtpe with I mellow latte.
.19 13-3- 3 55 f1 “1
1. altos-It I Roll, but Wednesday evening,
mt uh: 0 oi the Y Men's
1 with In
no '04 ,_ .. 7 1'2 y ‘ ‘
*4 " Crow' I account for “ gravel."
it III-erred through If. SlnrsholCIrl
{Kan-bum“ Thick-
out the-tire thing-d chin! need fen:
2”th
Edvard Fibrin. the Qel'prtning user
w.» ”mm; ‘11"
m 0840 “who!!! 00
min t them into rendy-oney before
tut-tut “ . C
wfifid «Wt-98
School \Iiwrsand the
whet-rennet h but bad onIondsy
mug-drone todtvidelvedghthsot
1hr our-8y minted by the tow‘n for
our“ merit.» the Mann.
r1... making Wight. will peobnbly
‘m rttukdamdhgbtheavengeutend-
”It?
«.ttI-eeyh‘ulthenoehhdoersottbe
\tmlta-I- MOI-payment
. itictlfildw Mama“
4.1m 11mm H..!'Gothrie,l‘.
t m...
a. ultimate. Ath meeting
comm
re! Tmm
fimwwm‘“-‘
”or" mmfiflfl
number-Ida“ hghet, aldthmthe
WV “‘33 “I’m, The Ghnirmn of the Ordinance (‘ omurit—
hem; item“ 0ft”
“to
and
tuwmm‘themth tore
me”
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1hry'sankinthermn Wain-11 11mm
.‘hflnm. Hewinlyge hereon
l
4
”Quin
in” of Eben Hill, Mina family,
thItIeIregtIdtobeIhie mammoth.
E33111, Jr., is oncemcre IttheSectv
i -—’By"ioference toourrepolvnf 'Religioun
Whisdrnmhofhfimtsnceof
fir! of April While .11 unite in r9
ttlrfit‘heshouldbecnlledgwfifromflm
Scened'lis sucoemful mm here, we
trust W him upon the prospect
bfnntore extended field 0! influencesud
W “In comma
Honich, towhichheisgoing, isoneofthe
lending societies of the rifle in the
hate. -.
—Our Wm to
be en' equate to meet the demands
of 0mm We theI Iregnhrline
or propellers. which, when they do their
MWyyn: thecell at shippers
Mfulely they have not been It all “ regu-
hr.” Omen-e in on SItIrdIy,efter In
intervIl of eight dhys, and none has arrived
since the: It the-time of writing (Wednes-
by non). Can not Capt. White be induced
”shirt on lurhpem‘l "
ent locIl line
#gfiéafli Wow Nep-
tune u rsto me place at Lock-
wood' s amw on alfadny evening, promises
to be all that the bat friends of that popu-
lalorganizatiou could dull-e. The tickets
have been dispopcd of to a very select class
of people, and arrangements Ire completed
to make it one of the most refined and
Incarnate entertainmen- ever given in
Norwalh The music will be by Wanna-
macher’s celebrated bend, of New York,and
Funk Head will provide supper in the hall
tonal] who desire.
—lr. I. P. Eaton, of New York City, a
mutate-1mm; demiuedto
limited portion of the Esstern States Ind
exercise h‘n remarknbla talents as a lecturer
I: end chmcter sketcher. He intends to does
tribe New York City and it: chuacteristic
features, and with the relstion of cxperienc
on extending over many yeIrs, will, in the
pro—mono! his audience, produce charcoal
sketchm of chmcteristic objects and per8
sons. His lectures, entertaining. Ind ru-
Itructive, are rendered highly appreciable
mark-Ne ability and readiness. He will
lecture in \orwalk on Saturday t'Vtuinz, as
Idverflsod elsewhere.
All firemen Monday
evening except Councilmen Benedict 11ml
W'hltmsn.
The following bills were presented and
having passed the prOper doblhrittecn “ore
ordered paid, on motion of Mr. Tolles;
I'. 1‘. Cumulus ..... $75110
............... 9(1)
. 1011 am
WT. . 2501)
mm Inna-sent. .. 3m
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8.3. 00.... . . 75m
‘3th .r;... 3:115
.C.Clowe.etnpou . .. 7m
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mung? e330... .. can
IS. . .. 7-834
1W. Banach . 383-1
2LT. ........ .. 4:3
nice. 7’ ..... ’ 1334
WHmSupplieI 94.;
Three Wgwm must... in... Mr 1
-- finishing up his grounds on
the east ride-ad Westlligh street hntirthc
grade of the street is established, and has
1 glisnrglv cg for 8.54
Sflbnsb‘éd Wore 7‘
the In the e prune
Mdm 4:” 1.1.2“... 1.8....-
called upon, nude 3 statement of the facts.
“Wind “a map of the street but
been made by the City Surveyor, but it had
hen loot. RI. .111! 1'.“ 5103011, which
was carried, that the petition he referred to
the “Mice: and upon motion of
Ir. Dibble the City Surveyor was instructed
to flail-new mip in mm with the
fainter survey and submit the same to the
Inn meetingof fieBoml. Mr. Elwell in-
but! mgittietzL
troduced I motion, which Ins adopted that
the “mm 3‘. “mo.- |
in; from the Episcopnl Church to the turn-
Newbnrg, regarding a patent silk basin from
It“ 'IS hid 11pm tier-hie, upon mo
than of Ir. ElIell.
Matthew It. Ewell eudhehad
i ugh
onebndlyhurt. Hemopposedtotheon
tit-nee. ummwmm
Eamon“ 33.33: the
WW.
thetnfleflndsoihe
may alterations 1n the sewers, and the mo-
“°3.“:.z‘ltt.rto.o an. ..
1 taken for a supemumary policeman, which
reunited in the election of Adolphus O.
'i‘ need.
" On motion of Mr. Dibble the City Sur-
veyor was M?" p 11.2“
11 t 't " . con I
m: . 81-3 .mmm
God ? do my ways please or displace him?
The last is the true Christina conscience; and
only when, thIt is alive end at Wanna the
soul have the highest peace and health.
I. Consider, what sears or dendens this
conscience ?
1. The unrestrained indulgence of sin or
wrong doing: Sin It-first ma. ithe’aouli
then it scars it; as I hot iron first burns the
flesh, and then destroys its sensibility. The
first time I Wetsuit, his conscience quiv-
ers, but continued thieving kills his sense of
wrong doing. A godless men, who leplsth
some qulverings of self-reproach for his ir-
religious life is a sinner; but how much
worse them out mum mm
for God or duty, or‘his soul ' His conscience
is killed by his persistent sinning.
2. Indifference or nuisance to the truth
and spirit of God. The Bible reveals the
truth that “ God is Love. "
Mr. Richards, the cinrmnn of the Cour
mitten on Lamps Ind Gnu, etutpdfihnhe
thought the supplies and repIira on the oil
street lumps might be furnished on contract,
sud upon motion of Mr. Dibble the com-
mittee was authorized to ascertain what it
could be done for.
011311133. can. small-“é W-
journed to Monday evening, Feb. 19th, at
4 ”:30 o clock.
._‘."
R BLIGIOI'S SERVICES-
Fme‘r Murmurs-r Erratum-‘11. Cannon.—
In the morning, by request of several mem-
bers, thepngtordrepdtheesayof Rev. J. H.
Pint of BM: Eh'ihe .. row of Reviv
Ila," which was presented by the author at
the late session of the Ministerial Associa-
tion.
In the evening the pastor, Rev. D. A.
Goodsell, preached from the words: “ What
is a man profited if he shall gain the whole
world analogs h; own soul .'_‘.’ Mutt: xvi at
The -spcakcr consrdercd
lie whole w‘olld
":72“ my?“ and the soul
Lessons, Jeremfnh" xxxv andLuke vii to 13;
the Epistle 2d Corinthians xi from 19- and
the Gospel, Luke iriii from 48; TheWéxt was
fro! Luke 111,569.41, e9Andim ”a
swcring stud unto 111111.611”. I have sour?"
Wham “@1931“. And be $1.53!“.
say on. There was :1 certain creditor which
had too debtors the one erred five‘hundred
pence M the other fifty And when they:
had nothing to pay be frankly forgave them
both Tell me therefore which of tlrtm
will love him moot? ,
In the afternoon tht Sunday School held
their monthly service The Psalms were
the xxii. xxiii; and the Lemme Jeremiah
xxxvi and Whofi. Tiles-natty SChool
the; c act Jot the '- “0
fifilfi that We ’iufin
trust in anything that “(8 do mercifully
grant that by dry power we may be defend-
ed against all adt ersity, through Jesus Chnsl
our Lord.Ame11.'Aftcru'tt'rd the childréu
answered the first three questions in the
Catechism, Ind Dr. Spencer explained (111m
atiomp length. _, . 5,:
Lion of friends, at 2:45, P i: M. D.r
Spencer omciated, assisted by Rev. E. Sel-
1962 :me- more {MMMH
x1. “ere road and chanted; 11.1111 thelcssou
for the burial of the dead lst Corinthians
xv 1mm 1‘; was rem 'l'lre‘ltectorrheu dc
littrcd a fitting discourse from Revelation
xiv, 188. “ Blr<se<l are the dead which (lie ind
the Lord. '7
The pull hearers utrc Mesgrs. Huion,
Simtmu and llaybur} hof Scllcck‘a school,
of “1.11:1..ch 83.5%?va
and Moors. qulz ‘urihtlffi ‘Kua p G.
F. \\ utera J. E. E1 enrich. and J ll. “ado
his close 1111110: in thc Sunday School.
BAYTFT (IllL‘Rt‘llx—le scnlccs on 511118
day last 11 are unusually inn-resting. In 111:-
moming Rev. John Duties preached from A
. “ It is finished." John xix, 30.
He said, 154M dying egrcriunoa of God's
people could" be written“ it would be found
the hour of death was usually one of conflict.
However good men may live few of them
haw any rapture or ecstasy in the dying
hour. This was so in the case of Christ. T110
first proscntimcnt of death led him to ex-
claim, “ Now is my soul troubled." and on
the cross be endured darkness and desartion
The (lurkucss lifted, be found his Father’s
bosom to lean on. 111111 with a shout of tri-
umph be finally passed away. The Greek
said of a favorite: orator, he could put an
ocean of thought in :1 drop of language.
Surely Christ hasdoue that. in that one word .
by which he expressed his finished work.
The ocean of thought expressed by this ut-
terance is too vast to glance over, much in:
to sail over and to sound in a single sermon;
"but the following pointsml arising from the
circumstances‘bf the Redeemer-‘9 death, may
be considered. The words wag: that looked
at u applving: ‘
I. To the period of L' irrist s humiliation
and 8.1mm. . 1r ‘7 . 8 . -
'II To the uttemnt 03 of prophex) con-
cerning Christ. 4
ill To the 11 ork of ruedidtiou which the
Saviour came to accomplish.
The Communion season followed the close
of the sci-111011; and after, its ‘ ,. :" Gillie
pastor infurintd his people that uring the
past month he had been led to accept :1 call
to become pastor of the Central Bartlet.
Church of \ortviclr. He then stated some
: of his reasons for doing p0; said he was
thankful to be able to leut'c his present
sphere with the friendship and goodyt‘illgb,I
his flock; and mured them that South Nor-
" walk would always be ,a sunny memory in
his heart. On behalf of himself and family
he thanked his friends for their matclrleas
kindness to bim'udqtmyod God would r08
ward them four—fold.
gfi‘kfl e pu -
lat
furtflel‘énlfi'g'ediv the‘pidaehée‘o
m... “m
Ahmed.- 'Openlng‘ -
WNLH8BIIOWHQBM
Might! may. manta»:
Abmnarn‘ a very entertaining Indiu-
M“
. abutment:
9 mundglre world
“MW; :‘ “flint #3 l?
Inflow-«HIM he descrnred
‘ mammalian-taunt hilt,
feel
tune;
hear 5011)
wherein
' Such harony is “'6."
pit, and gurentfibst» Mung Elmo"
ins travels round the world. The friends of
Congregational Chm-Q rdsbpted an in-
vitation to be pramt, and closed their
. church accordingly; and the audience was
‘rv
88851818:
the 0119110!ng
airlift!“
hardened Pthaob. '
it.
ens" many congregations, until the preacher
might as well be blowlnzntrummt Is preach-
ing the truth.
3-. mm
is itse a hardening process.
has In exactly similar afoot to in‘
Frosted iron at low degree of cold has exact-
ly the burning and soaring efl‘ect of iron
A soul without God's Spirit grows
so icy £0181 111811,“. is 2 wwdsnd 8.2119611!
113 on n‘ cold. '
11. Lessons 1101;1th gallium.
1. Of admonition.
hosted.
a master-hand ;
harmonics of the
harp of Heaven ,
f. . . V
Live Gees-c Feather-.4 at Buckinghuru‘s Fur-
niture ipy.), gr_ 3 lie.
.. . mew 88‘ 8...... 8!
gld‘jcllglniciéyx . g1! :12, by“
- rt 53“: i 4'
Just received, 11 fine lot ofl)11(lrc~~ Pears,
at John E. Smith‘&
Trya. UH;
(‘ flfiflhrtf
Dumas for 1872, are selling v at cost at the
New York Variety Store.
Munich" srtlfl m3 (litin‘jtlgcgat‘s
best Cotton. at six cents per spool.
Something new. The Old Well Club Ci-
gar. C. Swartz & Co.'1nnnu:facturets.
Good pictures at
Chlchester‘s Block, for $1.50 per dozen.
For ti“ immune "
we recommend the Old Well Club Cigar.
Fruits,
st ”’3’ ”draw
”it... .
[315mm 11:31 lint
sage. go to Elm Grm' 0 store, Wm. H. W'ilmx.
.l-riube Paste, for irritation of the throat,
coughs, colds, &c. For sale by S F. Puck,
druggist.
\e wGoodsat the New lurk
Will! ”39?“?
Go to )luusou‘ 15 11nd loci: ut [bow Ladies
Ties, ‘néw style,1ultt-dlit, pretty Intl’bbéup.
Main street, South Norwalk.
Brmmrtell‘ s cough Drumgueycellent In.
gticle for colds. _By the single box, dozen,
or gross, at 8." I!" m; W!“
“t . . -
_DickensPIperCollnrs,teu<oeuts perm
posits the Congreggtlonnl
par-Loom Norbsl It '
JMW
FtPeche. Ouilaudhquiremeprices.
It Munson’p,
Church, 11m
Jurmortul souls'
f l
. - ~.d;.Irl'll'"q
Special__ Notices-
Bnuamts, at John E. —Sch‘..
Hunts Smoked at W’. H. "Wilcox it: .
Nuts etc;
[13! ggfwhzqgl
an
Confectionery
at"
, metriehde of our chunks generdly
wiseethat his services are securedtotI
lettuce! lecture here during theme-eat
sea-on. Auwhohaydthefimgntlm
:Sudsynightwould be very ghdtolnve
hlmvisitourcityagaiu.
GOIGBEGATIOXAL Cannon—Rev. Ii. 11!.
hm“... 1.8.. Whittflfim
sciences seared with a hot iron."
Conscience is the soul‘s sensibility to what
is right or wrong, goodorevil. lttukeathree
principal forms. First: How do I stand in
my own eye! do 18 WM «condemn,
respect or despise myself t
do I stand in the eyes of others; the best
men ? do they, or would they approve or
Second: How
But love is a
9m 1911e 1111: rm
it does not enktndle with its own time, it
searches and burns. And those who harden
themselves against it, it scars in heart and
conscience. Hence we learn the meaningo!‘
“m“ MM
How the words of
Intense cold
The 110131 thing that
can happen we soul is this. deadening or
paralysis of moral sensibility.
guard WMMU diurnal-mire
conécicncc, kept keen and sensitive in every
influence.
2. of instruction.
nine for some (arms of
being to sfih'g the “net‘v
Pl’0\ idcnoo of Godma
thing wharhe curtail
or bitter sorrows upon men to sting them to
And “00 to the conscience, which
God a p oisonmdoitbthflg to lfc!
mime: qmflMt 31%
it emits no sounds or none but d;-
conla. But a conscience Ilitrc Ind in lie-11b
is like an instrument in tune and pinyed by
it gives forth the forecast
soul, under the master-
touch of we figmm 1‘” golden
and if you have that harp
in your hand, and will sometimes shut the
outer sense- of. this “ muddy regime of de-
cay," and open the inner senses to the qririt-
ual influences playing upon you, ”norm 7
mgfigghm‘ we ..
life must
Physicians give strich
only 31.9, the otuect
1034151318111: The
(swimsuit
ahju Mb
ififiifi
Bronco 11's gallery, in
V .triet '
818%
a.
9‘ .3, ,1
Lehingure
km s Vul~
1y. 0’13”,” lowest ‘
market. ratesicae . 3,. k
Immbuoflhnihan .
éspeeh well of itesaremody forcurlngmost
painfuloom ts. tin the
mo... 7 MS“ 11.
ThelIt-geetsizebottlcs IrecheIpcstinpro~
cellent remedy for toothace, headlohe, 11nd " "-
you)” w 0 in. A“ ,- '.\‘.?. "72.."
$me lfi‘mfi .1113? 8,
inn itonhsndtoe III; and see bwqucn. . " ..
mmrumwfigqm thgcm
given to younchildreu.
business under are time! Punk A. Toilet:
ng‘awgs‘lflfglm $486 ringers-8
Tigrwfilhbezhtpranwmaum; .. -
“W71? Em:
and (if not “PM W73 further infor-
mItion take next weeks South Norwalk
emu 3 ‘ = ’
Store n
nuance m?" the lulled of South
she wi I be prepared to receive and execute ‘
orders (Homemaking. . . 1:1 ‘
Renne s Paul-Kw m9',giswuscd bx
“I I. ll" .m' 1,”,
R210 11 1’3
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M‘bm M‘WElLr—P llaocnn“""v "58110:: ‘f—fifi") oing .
1.11:! tiff! {an
AM.
vicrnuf. Mundmmnfifldotdhn.
N. .B. —Plaln Bewingclso done, 81118;!“-
iiifigfifiwuflmaemu I118:
Southmln, Gbnn”
Lumber, Timber, 1.9.111, Slate, Turrctl Felt,
. dTflr'Ur‘fi‘S‘SH
DOORS, Niagafi 55126; 3 $2 a
Planing, Sawing. Turning, and Scroll Saw-
Yl-JIJADW PINE, ASH and BLACK WEAL-
.Dour's, Sills, Window (lasing: Ind Trimi
Lumber YIrdssl tinted between the dgu,
Inridinlsnndhtnlng the dock of ”bribery. Nor-Ink"
“.11 FITCH Supt,_ , , .
5 -"“"‘" : Sffgwg'b égggggeyl‘:
BURR KNAPP. Pros.
. 11 ;.
AGENQ
Corrugated.
Corrugated Iron
youtnmsywmw it! My ,
- cos'rs ONLYKALP CENT ‘ i“
..ll .rrrou afisdglndl
Terr Reasons WI! this on 5" ’“'
M: $.85st #704,179??th
1.1.. —-It' 13 nude on strictly nicotine principles, and
gumnt' , , . I 'n ’ 3
"my“
'nud broken.
11 fine
an WW
- «mm. mm”! I” “7
art—n itw Mth' I'
ably longerthnnother 0113. I
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l‘net.
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we
all!!!” m . m Iron
9th.-—ltlsusotluIIlIrgeIu1nherol
the only on that
. P9
”ammonium“ nodule oil it
Emmet (nonlinear! Mthecnunoffil‘
for":
“53:13,“: yrs wou-
M urn-no lnddellvet‘edto
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mmmmwmomm
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flirt; J Ct‘flfllfliu’ H'l' iii»?
Manufacturers of
BL I 1YDS, B (AYES,
comma W8 l 93
BA L ["STERN, NEWLF.
STA 1” RA 1138.
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-, ins done 'H'FDWPWQM .11
t'unsuurtlx 91. w
5.132111119111518... ..... no
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11.:(1
Iniugs, Fcucc Railings, Pickets, & Posts.
Ofléeiibd "l’nclory situated gIt foofofgfinhléllgt NBMMWW F 10m!
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The sale of flu Patent
Set in iron frames or, -
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an“... mafia ”film‘fim ’JaleJinmapcoss '
.d'vvsni D insurance-r can .t
another as load of
EW FLOUR
noneoro aux-fr,
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