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@ _, : chimstntn. comm
runny letting. Set a, ‘1872.
asu “day Services.
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service. 193‘ A. n. T r. I. Oaths
; \:-':~’a_' ot rah month a mice at 3:2!) 9. x.
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5. .l u;7ru: Sunday school. t2!!!“
5“ l‘utzs. Pasta:
‘4 F. ("m‘“.—‘fll meet. Hours of service.
2" I . Sunday school. 1-: u. Rev. DAS-
' 7”!“th WM.
NORWALK.
Fl: 3.. .. Bro-corn. Cnm.~€hnrch Square.
“in, t‘. lust. n. D.. Rector. Hours 01 sex—
um I :1r.u;aundlyuchnnl.uxr.u.
so \I. R t3rn.ma West and lot:
are. 1. Famous. heme. Hour! o! .3.
Wu. A. 1.. 2 r.l.; Sabbath school between
, .12.; sud evening Kn’k”; prayer meeting in
Ill—am It 7 r I.
:WT t'nxcuxnkrtomu. t at :2 u.—C‘uurch Square
\lut'n mun. Pastor. Hours of service,
‘ 1.?!- I . Sundxyst~hooL12tolr.x.
ufiy. car-n11 \t‘s-ruoch—Corner West
and (W ”net. But. Fun A. 51111:.
I' .\ ‘r'amv, Autumn! Pastor. Hours of
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storage of fuguimwwf mmodatiou that
theirluge M
impel-surety 63-h. Aft!“ the first of i
April. when the builds; wm‘becompleted, l
they will have by far the largest warehouse
in town.
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-Lounsbury Brothers & Rockwell arc to I
move into their new building in this city the ,
first of next week. Their store. which will
be elegantly fitted up. will probably be the '
largest in the. county. and the upper floors 1
will accommodate their host of missus. An E
eight horse pmver Baxter caginc is to be 3
placed upon the second floor and the whole 3
building is to be heated with steam. We l
shall give a full description o' the pzcn1i~cs :
when they ore fully fitted a;
ana- Itec’u Imp“...
Of all the pleasant receptitms which have .
been given by Miss Rice at her Seminarv in i
Darien. none were more enjoyable than'thut l
of last Thursday evening. The weather, as I
usual on such occasions, was favorable. a
full moon and a cloudless sky addinc to the
charms of night. » 1
0n arriving at the Seminary \ve “(TC 3
cordially welcomed by the Principal, 1:11sz
ushered into the midst of a large nSsl-mbly
of ladies and gentlemen. The programme
for this reception was somewhat novel.
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Pastor “our: of senior. 105 .\. 1.; 7
~ :mlar thud. I: I
{J5 \ t'lt’m II.—Town lhll. «clot-ed.» Rev.
I-~:ruut Ht s‘r. Pastor. Hours of R‘hdct’, 105
l':.
lluzzrd of (‘mmcilmcn mcets on
meeting.
\\v m ldll'l‘i"'l 1.1 l" E Quiutnrll for.
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':l ‘1 Paul. Mlnn . papers.
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the rwtirtr' being nu .
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llnlt‘d \melay to am Attorney Gen-
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l 3'1 wilt-c in the ~outllvre5t corner of 2
l L :r.pl1 I'umpuuy are
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fill .311 t'lm‘lfi. Rev.
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that they 1111,5111 ‘.Jc:l:>:.1111».;. auricuull'uzt-d
t,. p l n aft-Tuvalu. I
., lhvaw. 1-5 11112 mtplist (‘burch,willl
\l:~ “1-9. Noni-nary. Doric-n.
1r- "! ‘l.1 Dunbury & Norwzllkl
..; .1 1:“ “misc Railway 31'“:
. . ':.'HI;. lI: ”flu-t ! for Elf. lJK'lf- I
‘xiz ll=111nittg.ol this city. “ill
n noon at the ithulllzllionof llcv,
I calisthenir {wrfnrmtlttm-s arc lvct-I'm'ng more
= and more a main feature in our boarding
. School regime.
The evening was divided into three parts,
of one hour each. The first hour was given
to receiving guests. the second to entertain
ulcnts, and the third to promenading and
sacral chat. In addition to some excellent
findings by Miss Potter the company was
favored by some exquisite singing from
Miss Ridgetvuy. and by pianofortc music
from Mr. A. 5. Gibson. The pupils of the
Elmo] also delighted the audience with svv-
em] chamdcs and by several series of call--
thcuics
It is one of 1th signs of [ti'1-;l' 1:1:1‘1
~2
Dr. Dlo Lewis >;l)’s‘ his life
consecrated to this Who that
l the effocts of this system of gymnas-
tics on the llltunu frame can fail to hope I
Work.
it
(in: it's
his consecrated life may be of loll: duration?
Miss Davis, the teacher of gymnastics at the
Duricn Seminary. is ll pupil of D1: Lewis, I
and like her teacher she seems to b i\'t‘ Ill) .
cuthlhin tic admiration for her subject. The. :
performances of her class last Thursday :
evening \\ crc highly creditable both to her
and to her pupils. The audience \v:1~ 11« t I:
only delighted with the grace and precision
“llll which cvcry movement was cxcclllctl. ‘
but felt. so long as this systcm of own-ism 1
“‘11" kept up. .‘li<~ Rice's pupils were unt-
of \iuornus llcultll.
lhr’rls'r Cut llLll.—~Al the lepllel L 1.111cl1
lust Sabbath the services were couductcd by
the Rev. John Davics. In the prayer beforc .
the sermon >peci:ll reference was made to
the fmilty :m'l 1mm rm'luty Ht llzlmnn life.
:lnd earnest {vi-minus were offlrczl iu lwlmlf
of the fumiiyof Lctlrulzll l.'>'\'l{\‘1'1;Ull. lll‘ll
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In their lwrcttvemcul, I
The running >(‘l‘ll‘14vlt \\'1~1~ from Exodus.
Wits business ' a flavor caught from the chic: nmid his d5:-
. such it hight as that. we can distill from our
- chill 111 congestion.
‘It‘\11(‘\'l1lll)’3beth are changes from the
‘ known to the unknown.
Vlillt r :1 my 0f :1“ c :Illll {Error
W31?! to them twol apple “ligand mellowiug icing:
1 autumnal days aid the shadows of the‘de-
; clining summer, so his spirit sweetens with
caying dnysI Neill “outward mm per-
lslm, his mun! run is renewed dayby
day.” Soho never tastes the shadow of
decay. “ He comes to his grave as a shock
of corn in his senson,“ the ripe grain of the
soul plump and rich, when the body withers
to death like the straw.
2. in the form of bodily suffering. Few
persons live out their term of life in the
normal way. They undergo pain. disease,
agony of bodily suffering. \Ve shrink from
these pangs and infirtnities, especially when
they approach the climax of the final an-
guish. We regard them with dread and
horror. \V'e remember how Jesus suffered
the agony of the cross, his spirit blazipg out
in splendor in dying, like the setting sun
kindling the black clouds with flame. “’c
too must bear the cross, but to the believer
its bittemcss will not be tasted. Faith and
patience crucify suffering. They distill a
sweet comfort out of pain. It is the richest
of all experiences when the Angel of Conso—
lation broods over the sufl'criug soul,sooth-
ing it at with the balm of Heaven. 80 suf-
fering often exalts the soul. Like the sharp
pruning of plants it develops the flowers
and fruits of grace. Faith strengthens
when the flesh is on the cross. Hope
brightens as Heaven draws nigh. The soul
ulclluws as it enters the delectable gardens
on the outskirts of the celestial city. As
Columbus smelled the spicy and fragrant air
of the Tropic islands for out at sea, so the
soul begins to drink in the heavenly mm )5-
phere of the promised land. 30 the taste of
death vanishes. In the times of the Refur-
mntion an English martyr at Smithficld
cried from the flames: “ Do not pity me; I
do not feel the fire Y" If we cannot reach
shift-rings patience, faith, hope, which will
llt‘Sll't 1)‘ the bitterness of death.
3. In the form of violent dissolution. .
\Yl ~l1r‘1uk from all sudden shocks of change.
Violent changes of temperature give us :1
Unexpected tidings of
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grit «r joy sometimes cause death.
No change can be
:11'-1‘L‘\lulcut and shocking than death. It
rcuds asunder soul and hotly. it returns
[llL‘ body to corruption. It dismisses the
Soul to unknouu regions. ll is like falling
over :1 precipice. 0n the Saguenny River,
in Canada. rises n precipice two thousand
fl't'l lligll out of “menu mile dot-put its
lulw, tallied Czlpc Eternity. Sailing under
this slccp, over this gulf, the passengers
But tllccxlglc
1‘11«~ over the brow of the precipice ft‘tlrl(‘>~'
and c\ullllut. \V’lly‘.‘ Beellusc he
~t il-Its «f :1 pout-r in his wings uplifting him
above all dungl 1'. So one Cannot fall ovcr 1
thc prccipicc of eternity without horror;
but Il1t-( bristuin on the eagle wings of faith
and hope in Christ can feel himself uplifted
abovc the abyss. Soc the Celestial Eagle,
tllc Pl'lllt‘t‘ of Life. on Mount ()lircl. soar
in}: to ill" heavens! And hear Pull], as he
pl11111c~l1i> soul to follow hi1u,lonv:; to bc'
“clolllvd upon with his house which l< from
Tllousuutls of believing soul\
is con-
lln :u‘cu I"
l she will be prepared to receive and execute
use.
”5,19% Qt: {org-lo by £8? Pgnk,
Go to Muusou‘s and look at those Ladies’
Ties, new style, just out, pretty and cheap.
Main street, South Nurwnlk.
Brummell’s Cough Drops, an excellent ar-
ticle for colds. By the single box, dozen,
or gross, at. S. ‘7‘ Peck, druggist.
4 .
Dickens Paper Collars, ten cents per box,
at Manson‘s, opposite the Congregational
Church, Main street, South Norwalk.
Call ‘at once if you wish a bottle of Wood.
man‘s Cherry Expecwrant. We have but a
few bottles left. No more to be had. Brown
& \Vilcox.
Go to Manson's Fancy Store for your Col-
lars. It is the only place where you can get
the real Thread Lace Collars, Sleeves. and
Handkerchiefs.
Just the thing for a Christmas Present—a
box of
‘5 LA BELLE" Perfume,
A. Dickermau & Son, Agents.
Six live cent Cigars for a quarter, and
three ten cent Cigars for a quarter at Botan-
court‘s, the some as ever; and sixty of every
one hundred and twenty-five packages con-
tains prizes varying from ten cents to five
,dollars, and mounting to twenty five per
cent. of the money paid.
I). L. Millardlx Co. sell all the best vari-
etiesof coal, including Genuine. Sugar Loaf,
Lehigll, Pure Franklin coal of Lykcn‘s Val-
ly, Bulcklcy's Celebrated Preston, at lowest
market rates.
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A Card.
Miss J. Dawson would res ectfull ' un-
nounce to the ladies of South {orwnl ' and
vicinitv. that on and after the 22d of Jan.
orders for drcsamuking. I
N. B.—Plain Serving also done, and But- 1
ton holes lutttll‘ on Llltlics‘ and Children‘s~ 1
Clothing, ‘
No. 3. Chichester‘s Block,
\\ tullington St. South Norwalk.
Are You neared '!
CASH CAPITAL, $200,000,
All pulll ill and securely invested
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Artisans,” and. tho ”1‘,qu of the i, town was i ll:'.\'v5 ,gone through the same shock without l
1 ”I, ..1 “4, II“; “f ”W Monumental I to $llt.l\\ tllut ~kill :lud Silt't‘*."\ 311 l-v'xludssurc {1'31"“5' ‘71”) a 5111”“ 0f triumph. 3" “111"." l
1 .1 .'~: “w 1 ll . tivm uf otli1~1-r~. will jlbt a> lunch the gill. of th d as any other “V“ “ulotmung “P 0" Wings “5 “‘51“-
.; u”- ..ak. uf t\'_ ,1 BunlunI on;posse<~iom. (n.1,, 1;”. {Hummus “may 1 In the form of the sting of sin and
I n .1 5 this idea. ,,ILI\},F._,UI._.1,3 1-1.1 ..».1-.‘:mdiu;_5 of retribution. “ The sling of
1‘ I . ‘i l: l\ ..-I.. ”2’ the “I“! I, The “wk. U; 1.1.x) ,H, w__.;..¢. 11... 1.1 I11111'11i\ s:u.'I' l'. is tile-“dread of suluelhing‘
_“ . . “,,,k.,,f God. ill't‘ tlt‘illll Tllc Sillnt’l"\ lit-art hits :11
.- smut “tilt“! of tuctltt‘-lllneda\'~‘. . . , I
. .I v... I.” “hill;un-Iz.-«:1-.--1l!\.~'1.. ll. Tilt-11191.3.“ n, - 3,. ~ :1-1‘ of \\1~;1;;;:1tl ILflllll. \Vllll'il :t\\".ll\t 115 I
“1::me mar- - 712- :.l l l:‘. : ll. l.\ !.1.- 1x913 llc ltt'l\ :l prtI~l'll‘1::..< 11'. cf I
. UK- tiut: 11 “In i'll il1i~ lt‘fUl‘t‘ Illl') l."l :1:1_vI
.: 1- I" ll “5“ “V” {IIr “"3 “I up”, MI, .I 13‘le “ 1, 1 ’5. -~ H.111» and l’l.11:ncl1collf«~> it. No1
-_;,,.,.-t._ “"1“ H' ”W .~ .3“ .3f, 111’ Hui ' t.._:1 :Lt't rlyslillc this feeling in his soul?
\‘l' H ""l “”0? I “”1 "w"! i” I l1. I:,.I(1I,I\§,In \l. l’. 1 .I, r . 1 .11 :lm'. :1.L‘.__'-~'1i‘r<4‘ 1111 ill-‘1 '1‘1L'lllltl
V'"Ill‘-“‘!Il} 111 1. 1: to l\t'tl‘72lll_l ”I. , ;.'.l '. ..i .1 l‘1\ ill" fvllllrc .\'-1 pll'llwuphyI
E. t ".t ’l‘i'lx illl T1111} ‘1}, ; w 1 sill}; l‘lllrt i~ ()llt‘ “it-1 cut)
wt. 1 I.:.t:.:1I. ut‘ furmiiulzlc Phi-N, lnlzz r l. . ,I 5' ,I .- 1-, Wm ll_\itl_: ('Htllpllrnr u! tlt‘z‘tlll I
' t : ll 1: ,.., \\ L~lli11glolr~i Birtlt- lllt’t "Hl‘" ii \i'll 111:1lll fur cvcry lll:ll:_' that no
‘L 'n '- .1 {'5' ”1‘” 5:1'! p“ ”K. cumin; 1,, ,-, _I .1 ~'. .. .11..~ 3‘: . l:'~lc its wall: or [lt'll‘tli}' \\l1(1
" ‘ lll‘i‘ilCllt".l on "Some Hill)": t;ll:,'.. 1‘ ." “I” "‘2" l”: N H" ‘ ll‘ ‘ 1" “IV“ ““11“
u: Uni-w mt 1+ lab-1:531 ‘ in: 8.11.11." .‘lflc. 1.. '~ _. .1. HI \I "1 him 11.. 1.13:. w" 1v” :I-nIl-If
. :5 «$le in thin lt)’ nextSubb‘JEh. } (\pillil-l‘n hell 1:: pm $11.; '11 ‘1 11 :1-..- - . 11 ‘ ”Ill TU" I‘llll'Vt‘T “1 “ll” l"“-‘ l“: 5"“;
:i‘ v! t ‘I- in'ervuT until the fist of this Millit‘il. the prcuclu. said it should I ‘Jlll 3 ”ii-”Ml”: H" {\‘l'l‘ “l“ ‘i 1111:.“ “l _
t; hv _.l-. 2.. S. :‘Wieh. will; his cuulilh- “3”,.ng to 1.3, ‘ H! 5,34,: 1;:1 :1. ‘ linuwllulll}. lllt':llll‘ln_:\wi- til-111:1!
lltnI Natl; 14ml}, lie their pr- =I15c did in sport. ml the : lit in his lmwm “11 the (Trim of Christ. .
3 II, i1;l.§.I .r“ :I‘ “flag I,._ ill“ urigiu ‘1‘,» lllt‘ tlt‘Vll: Iii; yawn-u :1.” l (Ill .:‘_1('7 11‘ l:l\ ltt‘l‘lL‘l'JlC Cl'U>~'€S thC‘ 3b)‘~\ itllll Clllt‘l'i
I, . I. \,“ n,“ .n [hug-um} g,- finish. ter; l1i~ potvcr and his doom lllt’ ~lliz1iug ;_“‘Jl(‘5”\\'llll songs 11ml cxcrlusling :
. :zwn ‘w:m («1 in“ 1451-: it on Tunrn‘ t‘mnr.-011 “'cdncsduy c‘vcn- 3}"? "H 11“ 1W3“ 7. .
‘l u l‘t.» \sI-xrk a! lt’fl'llttz :nv:-}' the , in: of last week there was preaching lly‘ llow “““FIM‘? ”fiddling iIil"'llllIl “in!“
l ._ 1,. gm lev. llr. Spencer. The Psalm was the XCV; gm”? 7” Hmr kn: “mm rhy- ”PM“ l
norm
‘1- lim- L {riot-e. turmoil: of tho .il-l
.. , l 3;. Fix: indium e (‘0 . has accepted :1 ‘
i. u Ish the Fslrfleld County Fire In-
.‘Ir Prism-e is :1
Airman 14' I-uluec Insidemlvlc repu-
" insurant'v' busine». 11nd .
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,tv i» la? lfgénriig
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i. \ii \lu’il-t}; t'dn‘
.t ion ch. litltl their an-
- \\ I’elllté‘ltly evening
accepting the
~ ’P« l {MN
Tram!)
v.31". ‘l.
1’: viii}, ‘ln-l
. .MH'PY .m l Stu-rotary, they I
for the coming year.
President; Mrs.
Emily pey-
thaw
Haul-4:4.
l’rvs'otlt ut;
' :tntl Trca-urxr.
:I. :1 sing: next Mr. L. ll. _
Itll géve an tntcrtrtinmcnt at his
li.lt‘-"ln'l “ith the departure I
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9 3 |
us. Duties from Nunvalk. All
u.’ fhr Baptist Clutrrll and congrc- ‘
= -Z to anon-.2. As Mr. Davies;
1.; -l the South. llc llngl‘s to
.2“ .m Murcia.“ r‘rcninz.
Mot-lama County t nut‘t‘utluu met
\ ‘t :1 rpr-izy t' 1‘. \Y. H. Noble
slid John Tree ly was Secretpry.
‘ *2 N ‘pridel ‘1‘ nominatul for
flu mt at the Kat-walk
is: 3w the Bridgeport delegation may
.45 1.14 tel-roe to the strange of the
Hi . - his vfl’urt- to I11!" the soldiers‘
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1 was at Lot-pl: «lament-y, whol
«A “film-LI} in Sew Jersey, where he l
“ “ twtmfl fur the Mod. was-I
:..."ut home on Tuesday nod deposits! in‘
7." chords On Wednesday'mom—g
t a wmmwmmhel
. 11:19.er m m’» Catholic Cemetery. He 1
.. 9- new. twenty-three your: a! nge.nnd‘
. his ' sadly new and beloved.
"\ a 33332:. I. n, at Sew Haven,
s" W'fiym of the We:
\ n Hospital,“ opened an one. over
in .rm‘ommmwmw
on 35.; mm “emu!!! m.
5:1» atoll I, t Mich-I 0! Now Hm,
15* a... Wed with the hospital. tho
owify Minimum; and character. Dr.
Ba}l¥5§ is. M of can “at
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Smih-oWahm I“ lips-rd
kam ,mukmgur
: lessons Exodus xxii from 16 and Mark vi.
' Elijah the Tishbite. who was of the inhabr
Itants of Gilead, said unto Ahab. As lllC
‘ Lord God of Israel livclll, Llsfurc u!
. may
The Text was from Ist Kings xvii, 1: “And
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stand. there shall not be dew ncr r.~.‘..
years. but according to my word.”
Uu Sunday morning the Psalms Welt: the
\‘.\l. vii.viii. and ix; the lessons Elskl‘cl
Aiv and Lillil: vii; the “A!-
migllly Gull. who scest that we have no
power of ourselves to help (ulrsclvcs. keep
ll.‘ both outwardly in our bodiesand imvmxl- I
ly in our souls: that we may l-c defcndcd ‘
ll::_\' happen l:
and (‘UlltCi‘
from all :tt‘lvcrsitic.~ which
the body. and from uil evil thoughts which 1
and hurt tllc spill; through ;
Jesus Christ Cur Lord. Amen." The Epis.
lie was is: Thess. the (Gospel Matt. xv
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written, He shall give his angels charge
concerning thee: and in their hands they
shall bear thcc up. lest at :my time thou:
it stone J5; ’5 saidE
dash thy foot against .
unto him. It is written again. The
not tempt the Lord thy God."
In the evening the Psalms vverc x.
xiii, xiv, and selections cxix; the lessons
Ezekiel xvii and Eph. v; and the text Heb.
vii, 25: “ 'Wherefore he is able to save them
to the uttenuost than. come unto God by
hint, seeing he ever liveth to make interces.
sion for them.“
Contaminants}. Cornea—Rev. Ii..1\‘.
Dunning preached on Sunday morning from
John viii,52: “ If a man keep my saying,
he shall never taste of death."
Death '5 a universal fact. Like ‘uir‘t‘u it is
a ucctfiity independent of human will. A
few years hence not onegof the thousand
millions of persons now on the earth will be
alive. We stand on the shore of the ocean,
gazing wistfully after our departing friends
ailing away from us; but the vessels are all
mud bound. We all shrink from this
'tngic change. Neither hanlihood of nerve,
not philosophy. nor even stupidity, (an
make as quite insensible to its terror. Is
there any woe from Ilia ares-i? The
Prince of Iiierays: “If a man keep my
laying he shall never m of death." That
a, the bitter «Immoral be ”amused,
1mm m'mu‘pleusaut mix-
tum, amt: sin! not it ma. ’
«It. Thepotrcrof death isfeltiuthcform
' ' Inthefirsthdfoffifethe
ll shall
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"“ itll impartial futc
lilml in :1 HP palace and the cottage :11'1 I
Do llHl \lllll into eternity, like drift \vuoll j
c1\.r til-I cataract, unconscious \vllilher you ‘1
:11'.I gwlu; till you lulit‘ the falls! plunge“,
. ll 'ilcr as :1. (‘hristi;1u,\vitll eagle wings of 1
above the awful
.tlld llnpc sofillllg
gttllf
l\ttf.ll lo sec, in \‘l:1011,“tllc building of 1
(Bad, ctcrunl 1n the heavens." rising within
us. and around us, and above us. with its ,
(II-luvul columns and its arching dome.
:~‘!l‘€l('lllll£ il.‘ vast structure through lileI
imtuensitics; our Father‘s House-.1116 (‘ity 1
(1f God‘s children! And into
{ll}::':5 of death and helli And over the gate-
way I rend the golden inscription: “ There
to ‘2‘. : and the text Hurt. iv, 5. 6 and 7: shall bc no more death.”
;‘"Then the devil takclh him up into tth The Young People‘s Prayer Meeting 1111
holy city. and scttcth him on the pinnacle 1 ill‘.’ evening “'tlS very interesting, followed
of the tcmblc,and saith unto him, If thou be 1 by :1. shun sermon on " “’lmt prepares us to
E the Son of God. cast thyself down: for it is tin
Special Notices;
littll‘diiufi. at John E. Smith's.
llams Smoked at. W'. H. \\'ilcox‘.~.
Live Geese Feathers at Buckingham‘: Fur-
niture c tore. ~
Call and see spring style of silk Hats, at
Foote‘s.
Call and see spring style of Felt and Cloth
Hats at Foote‘s.
Fine Malaga. Grapes, for
John E. Smith's.
Try the Old \Vell Club
C. Swarlz d: On.
Cigars, for sale by
Just received, a. fine lot of Duchess Pears,
at John E. Smith’s. ’
Diaries for 1872, are selling at cost at the
New York Variety Store.
)Iunson still sells Clark's Ont and Goat’s
best Cotton, gt six cents per spool.
Something new. The Old Well Club Ci-
gar, 0. Swan: ttr Co. manufacturers.
Good picturw at Bronson? gallery, in
Chichester‘s Block, for $1.50 per dozen.
Forfmenessd liner and plensan’ttaste
wemdtheOidWefi embargo.
._._..._
Flaunt. Calm. Huts etc; a fine
5 stock for magnum E. Smith’ .
its gates. I
\\ hicll urc not shut day not night, are eutcr- I
in; his earthly children, will) escape the 1
holidays, at
I)! 1% l5( "F()l§§ :
ELBillT _-\. \VUODlVARD. South Norwulk,
Dl'DLE‘t' P. ELY. President First Nutiunnl Bank,
South Norwnlk.
LURlN thiERSULL. South Norwnlk 1
'1‘. ll. MHRISUS, Morison. Son 1". lltztrhiusl-u. Nor
wulk
(‘IIA “LES ti. DEAN. Norunlk.
FRED, \\‘. BRI'GGERHUP. Duricn.
JOHN P BEATTY. John P. Benny t\ Bro~ . Nor-
\y :llk.
\' R. TREAIHYELL. “’cstporr ;
t l TEN F TULLES. South Nortvnlk
.ll' “'8 .'t. t‘: THEE. Stamford.
1'}. R L. CI‘XNINGHAM. South Ntmvalk
HEN RY ll. l-‘l'l‘t‘ll. South Norwalk.
’r.\l.M.\DtiF. BAKER. South Norwall.
f
MEN
‘1
11mm ll. TREADWELL President.
I‘ \l..\l \l)(iE BAKER. Vice President.
\\ l.\'l-‘IELI) S. HANFORD. Secretory.
111.11 Wlth CIGAR
MANUFACTORY.
l‘. fi‘VARTZ Q; (0..
min manufacturers of
”01.1) WELL (‘LI‘BS‘
ll.“ “(‘. S. 1% (0.]
"(‘llltlLlL,"
I 1:.
' “~"l‘.\R or rm: WEST.~
“DIAMONDS,“ ETC.
\vholcsaic and null dealers l‘l
l P. LORRILARD & CO.’S,
1 MBS.G.B.MILLER&CO.’S,
I). ll. MCALPIN & C0.’S,
THOS. HOYT 8; 003$,
l
l
.
'1
1 and CltUlCt.‘ V llglma Brands of
'l‘()B.XCCO.
PIPES, & SMOKERS’ ARTICLES
generally.
Ely’s Inock. South hogwalk,
l')‘
ROOMS TO LET.
tsofnn: or
A. DICKERIAN & SON.
South Norwulk, Aug. 54. 1871.
GEORGE W. sm'n‘i‘” ," l
dl-tf
Dealerinull kindno! Chaim
onocsnlas
PROVISIO.K~S,Q
’
Zr; 41. W « , I.
. Has Jufitékrfifiiéc lit-gm ofgcdo‘lcég “f
‘l’
spurts #3.
Delaware ,CounIItyuButter
which he ofl‘ers below the market price. also another
large invoice of those
EX. JAPAN TEAS,
selling at $1.00 per 11).. actually worth 31.9.3.
My assortment of
FINE FAMILY Gllflil lllliS
is in every raspect. full and complete, sll of which I
will sell at the lowest market rates.
.1.
If you want u PORTLAND CUTTER for your boy
you can find a large assortment of them at
ALFRED KNAPP’S.
Just, received. a due. assortment of Toilet Soap at
ALFRED KNAI’P‘S.
Nice Western Apples in any desired quantities at
.LLE‘BEII IKEAPP’S
A large assortment of Bird Cages of the latest
styles and most approved patterns at
ALFRED KNADP’S.
You mur ln‘ sllrc to find anything you are in u out
of by calling at ALFRED KNAFP‘H.
“ ASTRAL” OIL
\ or before and is sold cxclusia cly
by the agent.
A LFIE I“. D IiN A I’I’.
South Norwalk, Dec. '1'. 1871
in butt. r now than e
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SAVE YOUR CASE
l? “'1‘,
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Wrapping Paper,
TWiflQJ,.°.t.c-g
also manufacturers of
I’AI’ERI BAG
or all “alimon-
'1‘ . u:
()RI)ER.
NO. -I ELY’S BLOCK,'
W. T. Betkmmtsv.
49-1!
FOOTE
l“ RECEIVIN } T1115 \VEEK.
Fl'll AN!) CLHTH HATS.
DRY GOODS,
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South Norwalk, Conn.
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Tllt' >.1‘: ~11.1u~r~ u nultl nupccltully call the atten—
tion of ill" public to their new ~tuck of grind“. Con-
slrllllj.’ or :1 cunt-ml 11550511111111 of
BOOTS, SHGES turnouts.
('le and examine our goods and prices.
NDERSOLD.
e
of all kinds.
\VE \VIILL NOT BE U
I; ‘6 4 \
We have the thirst. bcst and largest stock of goods
in this city, and prices that defy competition.
A share of the public patronage ,iI-Iaollcited. . .
llo uot full to
on}; up -t..o,.t_-L.L..,
. Ll.
CITY OF SOUTH NORWALK
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“18AM; 9e339P’1‘1t .5 1 P”
('.\.\' [5. l' “URI-LITA».
t‘.\ llPli'l‘ BAGS ETC.
(it!
This Amman:
llnlt‘.
llllttoll
AND
given why this is the best . .
FAMILY MACH“? To PL'RCHASE I
can do. sewing from the finest t
(mi, humming. felling, cordln .
gathering Ind sewing on, at t. e
5. BW. ft «111 ‘0“: a built
6. Because it can do over
sheets. pillow casts an
over.
'1'. Bccnusc vou can quickl
mm to adapt it to thick Ol' m
18. Because
the thread ls constantly drawn from the centre:
tension is consequently even.
thread. 9. Because the pro
in
cloth.
ed. but. mec
the
any mnchine manufactured.
: nothi to get out. oforder.
machines none—u
Sewing Machine combined.
10. 11”
11313113 9 ., 3.;
(fist/'5? "LA New? ’--: if} .5511"
Blank ' Books, Stationery,
I m
PLAIN, OR PRINTED TO
Sou t 11 Not-“111k. fibrin.
A. S. Burst].
1“ ALL STYDEIs,
STYLES FOR FALL.
4.1.1. lows chow.
t )vnrseuming
COMPLETE SEWING: MACHINE
The tint and only Button-Hole and Sewing: 1h-
chlne combined that has made its ndvent in this
or any other countrv The following reasons are
1. Because it will do everything that any machine
0 the coarsest mute
braiding. binding.
same time ruming.
quilting. etc. belt-ulna, m . that quip»: . . , ,
2. 3003088 the tension-neonate“! y-ulyubd
than any other machine.
3. Because it. can work a bountiful button-hole.
making as line 3 rl as by the land. .
4. B1. sexlt Ill embroider ovgr thgedge, making
a neat a ban ultfldcr 91L!
gfggkar. ”2%
hand seaming. by which
(I the like are newer! over and
raise or lower the
you have a short deep bobbin by “high
t e
and does not break the
sser—foot turns back :
that the cloth can be easily removed after being sow- .
Ben the ' tannin Iprononnco lc
best finished and made on the best principle of
It has no springs to
11 Because it is
Button-Bole Working and
MRS. SCOTT, AGENT,
at her Millln and 'Drelo-Mnkllfi‘llooma, two doors
below the F '1‘ NATIONAL VK.
\‘V ASH INGTON STREET,
3&31 South Nomlk. Conn.
1:
The sale of the Patent
Shingle!
Set in iron frames or on walls in every style.
Corrugated
: Irons, Iron Lathe.
Samples of which ma
Norwalk. and any 0 c
at short notice.
Dm hi the best and most m m
branch of my business. .
. supply of Plumhm‘ s
and oree Pumps-Bath Tubs,
held.
Stein.
ruining
constantly on hand.
PREMIUM
W. H. S‘WORDS,
; tiff? . if»
Merchanthailon
.SQQTB
. . foggfikfi “9“
Scotch Ghevoits,Maltons,I-Crepe
1.
con. wtsm‘rorér m run 5115’. ’znmn
hAw
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You wanTit .
1,5
. . teedtobeperleotlypure.
. :n—It’t‘s‘ p‘erl‘ectly'ulre; under all
undwfllnot entode nortake are.
d be noctdmnlly
ypleumt fishnet-sultry.
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Something New !!
AGENCY FOR TOWN OF NORWALK FOR
Corrugated, Metallic and Enameled
Corrugated Iron Doors and Shutters!
Iron Clap-Boards, Ceiling
beseeuut. my umceiuSOuth‘.
r for above goods can he had
7 .I ' .. - .
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P LUMBING 2
None but the beet of workmenemployeelalp this I
material such n Lift
Boilers. nosing, Water
Tin Pipe, Wm
Oock's Faucets. Yul and Ill
tom fillet—clue Plumbzgg‘ cspb . . ‘I
i ii?
Footwork.
{Eon Reasons why one Oil is sn-I
. node rammfieflfgwmé
lsL—Itlsmadeonstrlefly scientific ptindplesmnd
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dashed uponthefloor
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dung.
COSTS ONLY HALF A CENT PER HOUR.
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