"We! 1512mmh
a 15:3 = fig -.N.r- anhvmmlm in
”lotto-ref " {filming am into 3h;
Hutu 191 up. xew‘ .. mama-1 shall we dolor
Mm,wnedv I Ian. let her gate
w ‘danmmeuanh ' .- - a.”
Kiwanis!" York ere ' 2N Mlmmw
km bwmmnarlen m. m known-£3”
rm. shirt m. with, rout Wag? .,.b!ll.0¥ m;
, Ila 'Mddcup -- P 1‘. cumin-seine»
aux“ luCoénecb 592659911“.QO Woman-t-
contract tut-«tux given is the WWWNmthe Home. new
”naturally-titl-
of
b. a tie people a
«"th at tinting,“
New llaré Cont-
eu-liia- tape-n1 by the Harlem
.a-d 5 therefore not in fault for
the grief-um- of which the peo-
ple of ‘em County not eonplaia,
“Mittens—mace ratc- areaslow
“the «my can afiortl; sclow indeed,
11 not to be My “attentive.
It till he «11:00.11»: the New Data
nan-pay wag outed to lulu to the Hark-pt
“my the: duhgataittgbuaincu, the
tar-e)“ to be“ the md track fromtke
unlit I?! junction to Xe! York city; M
«Mike ofalnXew Hart-adop-
pelt M in m that they paid to the
“ark- Company as low It! seven and six
and a halt cent: warp?“ for Wager-s.
the lane: urn-pang. under the Irma of the
which secured amisxoa of articles six,
set-ea. eight and nine. by which the rate per
(quilt m ml at the uniform price of
mm
It air! this be seen that. by the action of
menus: MW York,thefiarlen1€ora-
mun-Ha Inlet)- shear; ta: more
Vet Haven Lauren: and, through it, upon
.1: xix-tern uaxelen by rail. This ante
J attire must continue until theconuact,
obit-h to it. 1mm i~ practically perpetual
cu be void“! and this an be done only in
WWmtoftkc repealufthe
charter of an or the other WLO:
when the New llaveu Company caqhmd its
pm in Sea lurk by some other
mug, Th“- btwl’ lhq nun contemplate
thumb the min... of a branchroad, al-
rcatb contracted for. from Port Chester to
Port \lorri:
doubt trot the people will obtain the advan-
Ltgcuf the economy thus secured, and, till
moat unit with pat'wnoe
punk IQ, km In Connecticut are, it
aural: unturned, tumult too high, andvre
hop: to u theta radically retlucgd atan
whales. “3 believe the oonipatty iterf
ulll. be heartland by such reduction, and
brand oomph; iii: not made, ex-
t‘fl tit-t. a: the lav In" Manda. muta-
tit-apt! corregppmhagt; reduced.
and. math: that. while the
We! thepewluamthetlratéonaulted.
ttlsaotpod'ulhytoprtpplgaruad which
‘ habitual aouackhgefltotheaucialmd
induetrial lama! our state.
EDITOIIAL QUILLETS-
1n:- . _
All im um:- rr'umt INN be Danie-l 111 this
web .
WW1 'u inflame
is”
“fr-chapt- w of near lb
“I” 1?“
[item Cult-en." race last week
W won by a lengthy“?! be".
“it! of Registrar of New York city
kfiifim- -Mthousand dollars ayear
“new: of War II very flasks;
Ibex-ml! per-ham, of lit'ln: ouatropic
7“. Wd 0: Settowu. i- the La-
he: worm camlldate for Sherry of this
out!!! ,
Ibo he. who run his tire to iuiuteakc
tare. probably intended to cultivato- iu her a
s. “I'll-“ll " .
. I. ‘t‘ m landing h- 60-.
cums: .I’ recently ma’m
A - pxj-tnr‘m’g' §ordxea" ' ‘:
WWI“ 1“
“a tllfi eat-mace
or”
WWW"
gradeaneatDu-teu. Tumor well
known panhe “tinned in the advertise
neat areasrflcient (ammoftheeher-
7mm in the arm
onset)! 1329:9515“:th
fund to empty filth that
“be: thin “7 finished we‘
. . mu day for sitting still.” 09qu the
aver-«m hem-2m
a:
,egafitainéd thepoigt . L»,
WWII. scion of the’ New Verb
N W of the m: 3pm.
Pflxfih‘dk‘filh he held inn-t Bruise
mmnqem “Them-w (tat
told-Wraith .511th 119‘ wittbt
medmkm and new com,
lqed tithe-straw in the Methodist
“Cmot—Eew York" The “ alleged
ribbon-at panties" uteri-Ad to are not robe
W In this conference at allfhrus‘tu
m their final mum at the Garter-fl"
m. in hooklyn. in May: but the
:mmps areaot to baht-modicum:
error last-mm. for they clipw the 1.61..
from the Palm ‘lfit winter, and have
not yet seen the correction which that paper
Mgbfitt three weeks ago
A sad eeseof “disappointment in love“
bu occurred lnAPhIladelpvhlu About forty
vars ago a header-hearted maiden of that
city fell in love with It rich old man and
married hint She waited lougend anxious-
13“
,.
tireless; for the old 1111111 to give heraa op-
portunity to show her love by dropping:
widow's tear upon his grave; but he was
stubborn and she, alas, was frail, and a few
days ago all the promised joys of widow-
huod were blighted by death, and the fond
dreams of a life time at last culminated in n
101": dollar funeral The bereaved gun,
ninety-eight x ears old, is now dicker'mg for
a second hand grave stone and sparking, an
other young and teudxr candidate for wid-
ou 11966.
W—
-meiusm
The Danbury News is two years old, and
shows signs ole-emerald: precbcily
The St flouls Democrat wax lnlel) sold
for over four hundred mid fiftysix thousand
dollars
The \eu Hat on Palladium wince lost;
with a unuptgxc Outfit of new true and _a
new mugement of nitrite:
Frank. long,- ,fprmealy mympon»
dent of (be Sew York Herald, and at pub
cut a clerk in the Tatum-y Department. is
spendingzt _fevr days at his old home in
Wilton. ..: 11>»
A semitive Iowa editor had lib feeling"
h'urtptke other-day. fie intentbdto pay one
of his patrons the complement of declaring
him to be as thriving at usual; but the M
pit] typo printed it ” thieving unseat“ 3
John 11. Morris, formerly dispute 9! :5?
Eighth Ra'gitnu‘rt. has sold the wlum‘
Duly Giro-tel: to Senator Danton and
W. I. Groove-tor; lute ediw‘ofltlié’ Ne“;
[Etta Conner bro bare the mmgé'nxcr‘rt
of etc .
”The Southport Chronicle very sensibly
: “What is themeof fretting abbctf‘lxard
emu, «lieu all you have to do 5510 get—on
the jury at Bfid‘ge'por't arid drew three dol-
t
e'nféhalntnenr' the ~htvyers give, the pay in
'even more than three dollars a day it is
Mdoum ind “bored. ” 7
A “Western editor, who believediu mixing
‘M15511éi with pleosure" is said to have
had the {gnawing inscription plaogdon. the
gravestone of his departed ‘_7Ixfex .“thhe
meutog‘ oanbitha, wife of 7310585 Skinner.
ESQ; gentlemauly editor of the Trombone
Tcrtfis tbfee do ‘4' a year, invariably in
ndt’afitfe. “Xéhnd mother a‘nd exemplary
w5!e. Ofilcc over Colempn‘s grocery,
xghxsorsutn Knoékxmu. Wuhan,
thug, mother herbal) misc thee. Job.
’-Il
filament.
9
wind, lid felling upon tilt.- switch house
car! it. " ’
.r-‘v
fi'tlnh}77
gfl‘ Aug?»
‘ 4E ”'15.
1:93.13 115393 5311 all
“Amati
"EWord - “ ‘
ly (for love like hers, although inpatieatls
' man at Cedar Rapids considers about the
mg: of wmwhénuefiwmen‘
' mmteutmlmétonum In: 1 .
hhw'n do“ on tummy by “5116595153”
d, ‘fei-euce“ In
-I
held at New Rochelle, 7
or five hundred persons we
the report 61’ (He comifiikee appointed to
seeflr. Bivhop the W f tyrant];
with reference to a ubinhut “of mu.
one-tum to the mud they re-
solved to carry thematter to Albany for ad-
’ .1; . 1:11.53, '5: t'i
1.4:.
ThieEGreng-ldx Reporter has discovered
that Waggablé youn‘g ladiee in thnt
Mm mnifi'hvé {Larmed‘themselven
mo 3‘ " We: thli the determinufion to
away“ the elude bleasgdue'ss of the hectic-
lgtjg in that vicinity; and the Reporter prom
t 57. RT! list of single men, givium
will" uafited' but {use their genera
ch Wuit‘h their personal appear-
. .5 FWWE maven.
7' Th; REV. 31
has bben called
the Congregational church
The Cowfionul society of \l urn-u Are
putting into their church a new organ, at an
expense of' C1,”.
During the month of February there were
”Waggfirg $9 the moat, tweutjjiute
chunbedlfimaunvcragc atone gm
Auger-m, I wish I could hire.” gold
with 1-9,". uida dying deacon to his pastor.
*2 I‘m Inch," gran the consoling reply.
"7 Fa bore firefl’t‘bfiquarters of aceutury,
the Thomson Congregational church was
under-1118501! pastorul care of two minis-
tars. ’ ‘
The lower house of the Reiclxstmtb in
Vienna, made an appeal to the meu to
stringently apply the law against the abuse-
ment of the pulpit.
The salary of Rev. Sydney Corbett, of
Quincy 111,1an been reduced to $71,000 at
his own request. A clear chsé of tcmpomn
aberration of mind.
Nearly one hundred penonx. have profess
0d conversion at the Beaver street Metho-
dist Episcopal church, Bridgeport, during
the past four weeks.
Knight of Rocky km, ,1:
When you 5!
first thing th j
heidArest, *
directs you ,
right position he turns a small screw at the:
back so as to get the focus; a clear and dis ,
tine). outline; for theshadom of your image »
it’s“; bag?“ plate of ground €31,313:
e (3461,15, dug} by
furthcg 7o; ueurcré to {be lenac, 7tvbiclx jg i'u
' "r. 121:‘*.1?~ . 3;; '. ; ._.
damfinfiw unifies he takes frame
”981159de a mu“ .ielear
she-midway: Mandmoveeeny
dumb-i two have called on it, with a flat
”:1“ srhair brush. He then hold. it ifr: his
left hand by the corner, and from a small
bottle held In the right, hand, pours over the
plate a nuficieut quantity of daemical mix
gelled. collodfion, gun cotton; ether, al-
cohol, and die iodides and bromidesJwav-
er it; then by a skillfiul action of the hand,
causes it to run to all the cornersmnd drains
.51...- 15 left back. into the bottle. The other
on the plate soon evaporate‘iaatl; Mama
931m film, formed by. the disaolvefl :81]-
cotton. When it logistically dry,he closes
the door of his dark chamber, so as to pre-
vent the entrance of any. light-,iand places
the plate in about, cumming mostly. of ni-
trate of silver. After it has remained a few
minutes, he looks at it; if , the solution runs
all” freely,witbout any appearance of grease,
:it 1:. ready.
_ =l_t' 13 liter) laced 11] ”frame, u itlx :1 slide
in front, up a door behihd, and properly
fastened, so that no light can enter to injure
it. He then goes out, anti-puts the frame “In
the cumcm exactly in the same place where
thegmuud glass was beforlt. After bulging
a black cloth over the lease, and drawingrhe
slide of the frame. he tells you tosit Milknud
removes the 01mm. and your image falls upon
the plates. “'lxcu it hit: remained long
enough to the action of the light he closes
the slide. takes the frame, and goes into his
dark chamber, closing the door. 011 taking
the plate in his hands, he cannot see that it
has changed: but a mighty power has been
at Work, as will soon be seen. Placing [tax
a stand before a pane of yellow glass, {or
yellow light will not injure the plate, and
pouring over it another chemical solution.
mostly protosulphite of iron, “ the alt-oping
and invisible image awake: and start: iuto
The Bet A. II. Wilcox, of Preston. has
declined the call from the First (‘ongregtr
tlonnl acidity of Norwich. to act as colleague
to the Rev. Dr. Arms.
. It ls ”gated that th'r churches on tlrt:
New Haven Green this summer Vote a sum
of money to be rXpended in settiugnut flow-
er bedsAareund the churches.
Three dollars is what a lilglhtunexl cler‘gf— =
figure to charge the lO\\n for ‘sa_t ing a
prayer at the grate of A. B II pauper
Rex )lr. (1331205 Hartford is the can...
of theonly life of 1figudelsusohn In existence
arid while 1n German) made thp; acquaint,-
rtnce of the children and near friends of the
compoecr
Rn“. J. Bartlett, pastor or the First Bap
list church. haw London, preaches his tune
wall suntan Inxt Sunday, and the Rev. Mr.
Burdick, of W remedy, has been engaged to
reply the pulpit foe-nix months. ,
Thence. Amos Babcoc'lr, 5f Mansfield,
fled ideally, at the age of elglxty- twoyears
He servd afiev'olumerr In the war of 1812
was for many years a revival preacher and
for a whileflaptist pastor in Woodstook
n‘L ’
EMakap 531‘ Sunday, a contribution
“filled I0: in,_._tlte Methodist Episcopztl
m Ansontq, to pay off the floating
337195? pooling, whisk amounted to $580.
mt °§W§W“W W” $075
mm We“ 1‘. Hooker, wan for 5
year put Iteration the once of would thé
Rimming-Mona! church Westficld socie
get ”messaged to renal: “other yen-I
at‘a-lny of $13!!)wa rent of Madge
and: donation party.
The R‘evf Edfivi’n 7R1 Gilbert was ord rim-d,
and fondled pastor of the Wallingfbrd Coil:
u‘l clinich‘, October 3d, 1832, over
thirty-nine years :36, and Is now as com pe
tent to discharge the duties of his omce as at
any time durhrg his pastorate
Rev. 8. 11.11,, parlor of the Baptist church
in Sp‘rague, close- his labors there the last
Sabbath of this month.- From they; hqjiu
more to 15pm; where he has récenuy
ho t a'housc, and will supply the church
13¢ islaitd; the win: your
.4 mmmaiuxéoxaéuémixa gave out
mm "dew-tit" m the spelling extr-
maxi-d than serene o! mmogw
the denufliou ormmr‘ Fuller tfiu feel-
16 mt millage Wither“ _
flwmwhwexcon
. It is reportedMA (Somali; Mdrlin
zHair, “they. 5' recite a
MIMIWflbh. Mamas punished.
Subsequently the Catholic priest snug Aim:
Wmflmm ”We:
WWW datum-chm.
77 WMM
' EdeWfiml W
mammoth firihtt‘fif‘artf extant
, :NWed maul:
€412“th ”d mm alum
_fimfint W-‘tocnrglter MW
“Paxm‘demm
”3.1,:me «SM
7 . xxuauxxg em
- mmwmuy or friend
mflflww mexxtom :' 3‘
Eu“ 7
life, and commands from every beholder an
expression of won‘t-rind admiration."
When the image is developed enough, the
solution is pourm off, and water allowed to
run on the plate. 11“ it were taken into the
light it Would soon fade. so it is laid into a
dish, containing a solution of hyposulplxate
of soda or cyanide of potmeium, to dissolve
‘ all the unchanged part of iodide of silver.
This it soon does, and then, after another
washing. it can be taken into the light. Af—
ter da'iug ll. 8 small quantity of white var-
hill is poured over the side that line tbcfilm
on to pruxut ll bcimr rubbed off and the
picture destroyed. The plate In it stands
now, is called a negative '“eud positiv‘w
mum. be printed from it. on papu and then
mounted on cards.
The printing is done in this murmur: The
negative is laid in it frame, and some sens?
t'xvc paper placed on top of it. and then, over
all, 11 piece of wood is pressed close, to keep
everything snug. It is thencxpused to the
‘d'tredt. rngvn of the sun. and after from four“)
fire minutes the paper turns B dark blue in
at! them places where It is clear in the nega-
lire; while those that are dark protect the
paper and preserve it. white When the [7055!
five Is dark cnoutrlx it is removed into the
dark chamber. for it would soon be all of one
coforin the light. It is then placed bred
what is called the " toning" bath, (MM,
tummy of silver, chloride of gold, and hypo
lulphltmd soda). This dissolves all that
would fade, and the picture is rendered per;
meat. It onlyr .ueeds wathlug. to clear it
of the mixture of the tuning bath, and iris
finished; and a beautiful picture it will be,
if in the bonds of a skillful artist.
'5 Eerrotypes are the most common and
cheapest pictures produced; ail‘hc mom is
urn-fie, «115' on a sheet of tin, black—var-
niahed. When it isput into the fixing sdui
lion, those puns' that were protected by
shadows in the camera are now dissolved,
and show the varnish beneath. and so bring
it right. : Vnruich it, and it i8=mmplcw.
.Ferrolvpt-s may be taken and finished in
fifteen minutes, but cards require a much
longer time: generally ~vou sit one day, aid
receive your picture The next.
Many 3160:1655me my Lohnot’get
their picture taken on ucloudy or rainy dsy,
bigthis” _Is an egg-or; they can be produced In
W ueath' guy dark date require a little
" «fozrrm Vt mum.
‘a'u'm‘
9fli7l7.tire7, ‘1an
.:f
ratler s
-. xxxxxy say finite suctxix- buxf’ list cox.
tlfr!‘ t‘jm‘xt eilx'lxms $61me
.9 ..
1.1m iitl in myfi
ififorttlal‘lttltdre' called "ruthit ruff???
do that Vcflgn'cr
fixes?
a comfortable distance
nausea!
cistim
ol‘ The ”555
and great activity in all “'womnus rights“
3 movements, I would have hailed with BOESI-
u
ture text of [10
t the: AMITIIHR
‘ix'gatnst 3611.7;th sgéméi. rrtertds ou pleasant
£‘bttll‘l’bd 81!! by affixing”...
’t‘heirenfetvor bepplncsg to sick! M;
in winter. unless they are especially desirous
; grneme month. tux xupuutieu: lam
‘Y‘ou it‘ll] frbx
8877.8! astute-‘-
l
Mlitmm ~. 331127.: 21:15:05. 1mm” n: x. x: g 7787th
wax.
Wmummrm
1 ts , w
qutfi itlox'xt‘ux Mime?!
meat {ranting said of ‘am
WWaffifam tsxrwsxm 63%
WW flittvéfifi‘i‘bd'flfi‘elfitf tig’l:
a some 11.5%.;qu mi tithe
WEE
VtJ‘ngfle . 4
7 I. .
. circumstance to the mud in the A4 .,
. first half dozen steps did very
fmpb 1h: was about ~,txo coupgtulate -
tm'7'71
bk};
iveya—
g;
0
#7
111cm.p . sp
tive delight the appearance of nut ma
none me.
o in p
of ”conga Ct’on mime
Vsrlfltllel!“
xmfifiurfiwfim’r x'n
Vain I tried to forget her and it—the query
would force tact? into my 1115th ’“l wonder
‘Wf‘ttfil‘ gdlhg’fib‘ filial}: 11‘9de A parfifiugl
umilu‘uieut end “waiulug to“ ill} passé‘rs‘by
‘ 3‘ ‘1“
days, fix winter?“
5 firmly believe and alvvrxys shill- flint! it
(thé text) was a Suggestion of‘ thé as... a
gem )uatto tantalize me! The @1661 of all
this was I “made up my Inga?!" i board ‘riot
not stand there nnéthé'r 11157111513? it. dldl,
but b‘v dint of great summit: much
c‘aufiop I reached the other side; onltg: to
find however that 5 had not Tet: the mud
7!! l5 :1 firstery to me 110‘“ I ever ace-am.
pushed the rebi'atudcr of myrjohrng} ‘f'or
every time I put my feet 4056 It fiéémed ti
if they would you there before I ebuld ex;
tract “raw and molly the vast prepart‘xong
they assume through lunacy. with “111611.;
er Earth,“ were marvelous is the trntxsfor‘g
motions of .11de hyrhology.
But step byA step finally brought _m to the
end of my pilgrimageqor such it seemed
to Inch-and filled méwmx thmtms at my
my escape. .
Looking back upon it in the hazy distance
it loose! somewhat its hideous proportions,
but rememerlug my suflertngg at the time
I think-l may safely atl'iise any whovnluc
calls outside of city llmits on pleasant day-
of being imbcddcd in mud.
. Btmflwzm.
Bridgeport, lfarcb 14, 1872.
A -‘ 91%an. ‘
The ‘snow which fell on Saturday disap-
peared rapidly, under the sun's clear rays, on
Sunday.
Violets are among the tint flour: to
bloom“ ru sprlmr. If the cold continues they
will be ten ‘ blue“
Mr. J. ll. Perry, having sold hi: resi-
dence to a responsible party, w ill com-
mence the erection of another.
, Di.) you put your uaxnexon the list last
Saturday? All right. you can vote on Mon-
duy next. If you didn'tyoucau‘t.
They catch large soft shell clams now. and
find a ready market for them at two dollars
per bushel. Potatoes are worth fifty cents.
Temple Lodge, .\’o. 05, 1-“. & A. 31., is cas-
tigatlng some of its scurrilous members. It
turns out on the avcmgc about two a week.
People need not go up to the, "old bridge"
fearing to cross our own bridge by reason of
a brokcn post rm the draw It has been re-
paired
Citt pauplt u“ ulng resident; in the
countrt'. come up no“ and then to snuff the
sprhxg air It needs “ snuff” jun no“ to.
make it tomfox lxxblx.
, 10 ntprrow being Good Fridayaerviceg
trill, PE held at the various clxurchcu This
is pmsion week, and. Athere will be service;
each day in both Episcopal churche.»
These are eighteen inches of frost in the
ground now, and people may look for a “soft
thing? on thedepot good when the. “ Sun”
begins minimum it in good .enrncet
Tuezmmxix’m'eemmxm lit: the town to
tulle into ebiildertfi'ou plans for the erection
of a new draw foi-‘flle tillage bridge, are re
ported robe lb rim. of in early and firm--
ough prosecution 'of the work
The examining cdxumiltcc of the “'cstport
Uniou School District will meet at the study
of the Memorial Church on April 17 to ex
umiue and hire teachers for the summer
fern) It“ IS expected that many heads, now
resting iii perfect confidence and hope for
the fut re', vtill l)( at that time decapitated
Stand rom under.
Capt. B. L. Waite «with due respect to the
Hour) 13 not dead. Neither was Capt. B. L-
White (according to Advertiser) interred in
the Cougregational Cemetery last Wednes-
day. But Anastasia M. Waite daughter of
the late Coy. Isaac “(almond sister of Capt.
B. 1,,me who died in Sculptor-d in Mar.
18th, was brought to Westport for interment
on Tuesday last.
vitamin “tough weathng Aflre genus...”
of spring, is get It tempesmous" and 151‘
these regard! has: ”fiwmdtfill
fur. :Mmaowrb‘ «its Manges“ not-5
t7treat:Irptrtofilmhty m as: km W
Felted. niobium-cm winds; all usurpati-
;talb storm the item; point, bl! beau
Immtuslef 113 new ”Innuendo on
Ayn-arme- LEI-cunt. augment: warm.
Mr“ firm emirfoifaofftb W.-
W“ skewer: “only lettble‘to
fixtflxéwnwafm aroma; the film
.9 ra. ‘pe'
3 ms(Ext. ' "Ca 1
:;
.. '1
tern “111 please say they are
‘ W
,. h'Nlckernou, Mrs H. Kicker-son
s, 1135an L Talmxge Mrs.
5. .’
atthe'l‘mflonae. for
We!
. [KG in the Pasteur-e. at .rwnt “tier.
:6 1872.1’21‘30111! mill for nor of these let-
vertlse.
LADIES LIST.
vland. Miss Eliza Dunphy, x15.
Wfll‘hm Hubble. Miss Bermlule
“I
am,
77Brown.
for... Lenny.
lVllliu-d
John Wylie.
7‘77‘2mé. éixsrnxn, P. M.
annular).
.....
1711 New 7Y8 81W gait; Rev —Mr.
Rode:i lmrls‘ '57pr to E’Wt’ynds all of
I: c ty
Ste-Hock
Ii‘lu grorw‘élk, Hindi 18,7127; ,. 7 .
kslnwné'nj‘of ‘N Veil e Birch. of
e .
ohvatlr, to Sign.
Southpon. 1p. u. . , =
lAt the maiden-tot use the! 5 @Mnrt‘h 1
Rev Gotham, Mr. Geo W. Raymond, o
orw . m Wknathaa'
Selleck, ,o 1 , ”3°: -,
[:1 Dealing “i. 'finulleld lflr.
George! 11‘ mm of
Danburt .-,’.‘
4 13!me
In MW ”(h cerebro spi.
ual mouth Wdoew7 n o fitgn and Sarah
Roberts agcdl'T years oimxs and eight dnye.
Wirfihfiihlfléllw am at
Nut
months. Funeral at ijldencc of s father Fri
day If M' ”3': CW 6%
maroon,
First Congregational Chmfltlts o’clock.
In Korwulk, Martha; Mil. mam Vine agv- d 72
your! .
In Noroulk. lamb 18.71.11” lentil. youngest
daughter of Charles and Cornell-u Box. aged 1 \car
and 6 month:-
In Wilton Hunk?! .‘ll‘é. Ubarlotu Koch-,r aged
83 years.
In Weston, Mitrch .15, Quaint Bennett, aged as
years
In Greenwich, March ”fiflstlbéch-nogg formerly
of New Cm. 8863'” WOW
In Savannah.
Ga. “- ftousumption Ed-
ward eldest lot! ilk agateck.
“in Greenwich ”m3." “Me of John
tLllerrltt, «A
Wlu Bridgeport, larch “(Wmsullitan aged .0
39111.
.., ,M.
Flu- Sale.
Paom. twonmdBndaefiW-gon \cmv
o‘ievr. Will be sold ch37 Inquire of
HBBOTHERS.
“Hf Five Mlle River.
and at the
X
Agents Wanted
‘HR the Putnam eLife.- lummnCe Company Good
par vto Midwe-
For AM LIFE fxscruxct: con? cw
6H! Putnam C ouu.
Vance.
\ Donation will bezitenby the friends of Ru.
Vt W. Ffllder on Tuesday evening March 26th
In the Third M. E. Church of \oruntk. at Five \gilc
Rlvcr Tl
To Let.
k‘HUX A rll Flrsf. Two defilrsble Houses 01:
Flu ill Uncut-er the subscriber a residence
and one nautheElnGrOvesm Mann: are! of
6611' , OHN KN APP.
For Sate. , 7
Ni: V\ ho use and two lots 8011750 feet, attuned
near Five am. Mr andhrg. Terms easy en-
qulrc on the premim. Mao ”magnum? mllcb COWS“. _;
3r”
THREE STORES m BE‘T.
Situated at the Bat aid «.2 the South Nor-walk
Brl 9. "Occupation Jtma 5!! 5‘. ' 0%)!) r veer.
’A 7 PEARCE 5mg“!
South ”Harwell \lay & Wei. ‘
4
You“:
5 d €lnn to rhfiMocné‘c Eleé‘tolt;ge of the
econ c t. w a cau-
cus held at 11.7.353ng k4"; diam rob”, 1872.“
half past no: veu o clock ‘P 1.. for the purpose of nora-
|nnt|ng undldateo 1hr anvn. and Jus-
ncz or 1-11: PEACE and—torwt transaction of such
other business prupertoeouc before said Mug
Per order of COMAHTTSK.g
5 ll.” b)
\tttloc
' ‘HE undersigned we!“ reextlully inform the
05115)“: that. like Inn with store {M be
cupl eSyb Mrs. Human an Fancy S where die
it keep coustnnttv on hand a \ery canon
men! of MILLINERT GOODS wm. she sold
at reason mblo prices. Please call‘a‘nd enable.
72-11 SIRS. (V II CAMPBELI
"REM
“ LE\ E\ acres and eight pod! of land (In the cast
.4 side of the Rotor! Hill Road. normal Witch
fume, ndJoinlnng Hoses By: bee a place.% c Soil good
Location unsurpassed. Pix-mix; of building stone.
Valuable bed of muck. Ouc t ousnnd feet rout or
the bi hwy. wux make onebundred building ole
Price or thv cntlre p:ot 83.5“) no 133. on. «as
terms. .ykppl
A. L. V AVDERBILT, MW. 1‘ CRAW
sand: Noni-alt.
W—lv‘
7llome7 Milk.
BE wbxrlbcns pose to convert theirfarm, at
T Rant ml". Am mu
rnl MLKa‘D Ire
vacixx’ijtymwtrfiblfifiém
South Nat-alt
2235;! Kevin: the advan-
tage of but“ not our cu! “tie
to accommodate them, nndb F KALING to
WlnGllf-MOMM hue W; =
pu‘ MAIngbgBRmRS. .
71-11
To the L365“. )
AGREGORY7 will open a Dress and Mantle
establishment Sat-k (1:: Block 0‘3:
lotkl tore, on an M1
or e. aneoeee eoeeeibailtaeuw met with in
hr in toll
of the dice “80515510! Nam-1km vicinity.”
fig... met-untuw “.1
WANTED. ~A11 announce to the D-
V BE
‘. Mnklu
Whitman's
Ber
' she has renamed her business of
and wouldbe easedtoseeallwho'ma
- mat
“xto‘tfiémag
Inmatthéa rowed .. g“
upon
mic liver-“ii .7 1x?! :
”gamut... WWII? meow!
=C'ov_e on
71.05.8011 eRotonHllt MAC: ,3
rank] annexing. .5.
J7. All g, lieu?
Bram-5:; Wéa Q er, ‘
Peter 11.5.1.1 flmon Hchny,
William Ni 055011, l ols J. T. Thurston,
In New \or lot (‘1an third son of ‘7
Edward (. aumgfifihxnell aged 17 years and ll . , "
Mal: - "’“
ski-Qua: xx. 15% .5! W37 x.
Sty? {.WEISQn ‘ “mar: 43:: '
Minnow-m m1 rm ‘tfie nine. out ‘
Real Estate. to: sale m:‘ 7
S limb ven
In 1 11
at said Town Rouge from 9 o‘clock‘ A the tom 1
until 5 o’clock in the and
with this excepdon' arm-u
Clerk will bei u
It‘d Tgwnfl
{Newman boomlfw.§
. ht! behdeqe rs #5752;
“I'll! (linen Board.
3:245:19 $803 5.118205
rmvxzfix mien fbéfiousc 0117 Main “TL-CY trim-n
,3 r; A 9
.1“th AMI-rung Piece nnd' rummage ind re
nudim- button” weal! pmuiao magma.
1C).. 5'1." ‘7-
Sic-ah “ill be fur-
3 '3 no T30?
of the most pix/upon! 2n the ch}
I
rushed a“: We Mtg-loamy“!- ,
(371an AN D Y0¥i G LAM
vtill be opened 1.59111 mWeaIbrmm
omcebnnd the “Brushy:
In a few minu
Station on the‘l . .Y. t _
of the School will be to
THOROUGH EDUCANON
the met-wanna. m_ mug
7$N:é7
W ufohus'cm
w ‘ 7m. 3‘17.me Warm.
709.111.: 7 “COALE
COAL! GOA L!
$6.5() IN X'ARD,
ll l'BBELl. 8.: “'AKEMAN
Saugatuck, Conn.
72. 21 March 21. 5879.
NOW IS THE TlME!
1F YOL WAV'I' A HOUSE or luv other building
of whatsoever styleorclarl. built by the day or
contract. with or without material call at the shop
Footof Franklin St,- West of the Depot.
'3'. ‘RB LLTVL‘IS “AD! ’19 ze‘rmrr
GIVE ‘2’ “a? A. GALA.-
175115310371), SHERWOOD & ()0.
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ST AHMPIN G.
H. H." PRITéHARD.
low preparer] to do Stamping fnr Bra
1% Still]: and
Embroidering frnm nt' w and Nan-zifnl designs
AM letters for
P'll0w Shams, Handkerchiefs, Etc.
mug “ 95113008 wear or 190’
Raymond Brothers,
In oficriug for sale .I. lowest paces:
purifiers super.- 1’th
Deleug’n: rlPh'lnphttte.
Cools Phosphate
PHdzN‘ If. GU AN 1:}
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