XL , is
{ting It 03 MO!“ h'fiamton,
Texas
The spittoona in the railroad depot at
\Ventport, naminnna against those by
l‘. 8. Revenue stamps.
We never knew, until, reading the Adver-
tiser of l-t week, that Nemns'm (who we:
a Grecian goddess), ever had use for a shirt.
Mr. J. Milton Elwood of this place has
accepted a position as organist, in one of the
Milford churches. and goes thence next Sun-
day.
Sunday was a whistling mid and disagree
able day—unlike what we honestly look for
in a month that wears the gentle name of
“3}:
Begin to muzzle dogs and thus prevent
flt'l‘idenls. We were bitten by one awhile
<incc, but have had as yet no signs, of
E. .- -lrnphobin.
it is expected that parties from New
York will soon start a bakery in the village.
Negotiations hove already commaced look~
=3: to that end. '
Mr. George Gorham‘s barn which was
burned on Saturday morning last, contained
farming implements, and a large quantity
of hay, all of which were totally destroyed.
No insurance,
if _\nu would be successful in catching
'ruut, (in not select a cold windy day Sun-
~hine. calm, and a good deal of patience are
the l't‘lllllSllCS. “'ith thescnml a good outfit
if tackle, "go it," and leave as among.
.‘lr John M. Pinkney “DO was thrown
tr lm hie carr lace while turning suddenly
.— umd' in front of the Gazette building one
~l;l}.‘ last week. is better and is able to crawl
J udge Perry who accompanied is
aim lwwrr, anvl went trout fishing on Satur‘
.JY
L‘apt. Fredrick Sherwood, in twpauy
x ith hf: daughter Mrs. William R. Salton,
~ll3t'tl for Europe last Saturday. The Cap-
Will i; an old sea dog, having formerly been
unmander of n clipper ship,rnnnizg be-
~wwn th York and San Francisco. He
..i~ made many trips around Cape Horn.
Mrs S. H. Alden! residence was theme
~t’ Militant festivity on Thursday last. It
rvnsislc‘i of a marriage in the afternoon
and a party in the evening. The Seventh
Regiment Band of N. York, furnished muA
.. and a renowned enters from thecity
nmlml after the palates. Distinguished g
(fiesta were present.
Pm: Treadwell of Building, has for some
- .ne lm‘n wandering about among the town:
i Fill'l‘lt‘ltl countr. in a Mate of mind, any-
”nmg hut evenly balanced.
.l.i‘H‘ lh‘t'll completely carried swny on relig~
um ~.llljt’\"s He felt, and proclaimed that
was. the Holy Ghost, sent by no unseen
yum-r 2.: warn sinners to Ace (roan coming
math to attempt, looking town-tie the
yiltillmcut of his mission at Emanuel Church,
\Vt’elna. a few days since, mulled in the un-
rcrunoni'll ejection from that edflce. Sub- E
. 'sl'lrully, a fresh trial of his powers. ended
arrest and his transmission to an institn- ;
'mn in Bridgeport, where grate precautions E
Eur out cmxtually, further progra-
thou:
‘10
a Lil
furtnwnrtl.
, Pun.
____..___————
BEBEABOL TS.
A New Canaan boy cornmiztetl to memory l
13" lulllc “’an in one week.
hmmid I'J‘ :lrnrkcn on Monday for the
. it done parsonage of St. Andrew’s Church
S nmt’unl
.\ [wreath been granted toChntcL'om
a 8.5“ (funnier tooth: torn and
t w ' Inn
lt-v. Ir mini, rLcently hated}
urw rklnl K8. has received and
!i'-' * " 0.111
f .e 3:9 WMMWafiesmei-J
Schuyler has been provided with a new
i. .v E .3 'FS 1
\ "build I! m: Hf Bethcl,
’- id in his but last Sunday moraine.
. end to he been disco-e
flu New \ writ a New Haven Ra'lrosd
as" re- laid the track between Mtbport
‘i'l Bridge-port with steel rails.
'31.: Fanny ”organ. of Damion}, wins
.av Mmemile Library prize ticket forthe
«rim-o history of Julias (3min
F.- Bridzepurt Gas Company are going to
item! tlirce miles of tenoinch pipe. nnda
l A half of six int-h. the present alt-a~
‘ l
(at:
was found?
Sup-
.,,l
will .12‘
. :r
l . . inn“) sin of fear, :crt-ntctl bythesight ;
1~pldct a nervous Dnnbnry lady kicked é
hudemd down a flight of stairs, Monday
. '1. in
v thi- slason.
\ t vinecticnt company is putting up a
. n rv for the 0! made
..,- :n [3. at India—rubber excepting
- ll urn. {decided superiorityisclaimed
: the snail om wood.—
n..- uudouhtedly relera to the lot: In
in: luring Compuv; or in a more famtlar
.the new factor: 1 mm
W
«mun. WHO’S.
for m I: ahplnifl that
uellrtween that city andechmoadia
.Aayedbyvmandsheepon hangout!
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wife. “ark
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in fan, film
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in by “Sid
He appears ml
acre- of Md Shem VII 8” Nth, 19.-
one horns, 7,“ M or! SM gods.
For the management of then in“
hoards II) lexical: and 1.000 riddle-hone:
are held in constant reqn‘nition. '
Itisrnmored thatacircnlnr willaoon be
tuned-king that all thedamged crockery
intheUnited Statesbe shipped to XLGB-
more. Thedesignisto put it loosely into
hogahuds, which are to he dropped fro.
themtofthe colisenm, by electrical na—
chineryitoaplacepreparedcnthestagwto
heighten the orchestral anah. The etc:
will be like theclaahing of giganticcymbnla
The Providence Journal states: James
O'Neil, who hm served more than eight
yearsinthe Rhode Islandstnteprison. fora
crime which it is now proved that he was
entirely innocent of, was liberated on Fri-
day. The poor fellow paned theouterdoor
of the prison for the first time since his acn-
tence, like one in a dream, and as he tench-
ed the street, drew a long, deep breath, with
the heartfelt remark, “ How sweet the air
smells!" After he began to realize that he
was really reused, he said that he sufiered
more when told that he was free than when
he heard the 1mm gt tum tor
lifepased Winn: ‘Ee mm in
charge by a brother-in-law, who lives in
Philadelphia. and left with himon Saturday
for his home in that city. The confinement
has worn upon him, so that his mind is now
in a weak state, but it is hoped freedom will
strengthen him.
STATE [THIS-
The Willimantic Linen Company are pre
paring to run 32,000 Spindles.
The Batterson marble and granite works
are to be removed from Hartford to New
York.
)Ihi. Sherman ha had her picture taken,
tearing the illustrated papers would not do
herjustice.
Hay is so scarce in some parts of Mexiden
that farmers have to feed their stock on con-
dition powders.
Dog and cat poisoning are common in
New London, and a vigilance committee
threaten to fen-«ct out the knave who dou it.
A father and son,living in thesamehonse.
at Branford. each brought home a new wife
one day recently, neither of them being
aware of the other‘s intentions.
Prentice liner, of Ledyard, never saw a
buzz saw before Saturday. He seems to be
prejudiced against them now. though it will
be much cheaper for to buy his mittens with-
out thumbs.
Henry “T Strong, aged fifty-four years,
was found hanging dead to a tree in South
’ Windham, Monday. He had been deprmed
in spirits over the log of his wife', and had
become somewhat intemperate.
The Rev. .1. J. McCook. rector of St.
John‘s church, East Hartford, and editor of
the Church ‘Veekly, has been inflicted with
blindnes, mused, it is supposed, by over ap-
plimtion and writing night<.
The distillery 01 Church & Kipwlton, in '
W'cs: Ashfnrd, was destroyed by fire Sunday
Wm ‘
““6".-
imqnig. The warehouse was somewhat
dam-gel Infinite”, partlilljinv K
“lured This was the Grill distillery in the .
third congressional district
Delia Billings the \Vindsor Locks victim '
'according to the diary published in the
Times wasin the same company with 3133—.
gie Mitchell at the old opera house \‘ew ;
York. and had twelve dollars a week asf
second dnncer when Maggie had rive dollars 1
asballetgxrl
GREET POL".
\(v AI)
WREM AIN E BROS
JOHN G. PIIRSOH.
“11! give two of their
POPIILAB CONCERTS:
_g‘r_.
LUCKWOODS S,HALL
Thursday Evening, lay 9th,;
ASD
MILITARY HALL,
flout]: Norwmlk.
Friday Evening, lay
Admimonfioents; WScatlwecnu.
Riser—reagents can be secured at Senech‘anook
80mm Binomial
mmv‘w
LU MBER MARKET
wk
lantern. W, Gna-
BER
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{r ’ .
LUM
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wnsmcrox "STREET
10th. ;
Wfirr V5" $DRESE
as.
no»:
SATURDAY, MAY 4th,
in:
N. 3. <3me
All are cordially invited to call and examine the
largest, Cheapest and lost
’1
mats. conic.
Tia-Wha- m art-amt- b whteh‘
lcwllmreodve ,
Meet from Scotland. no in nine prepared totnr
~nhhavaqhindot
ITALIAN AND mm m
cm DEAD. 03 330 STONE
‘MOEN tTME'N'r" ' s:
Slabs, Nlmmstcfi: wellaalnntlea and
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Cemetery Fencing gong , We”
Wandpntnpa? rtnodceandonvny
," nneahbliahment the oldut and beat
hum of anyln‘n Western Connecticqu the anbncrlber
“ninth: lta mutton far-Moor
$.Mermfi.’
WWI-thematic”
NOW IS THE TIME!
a r
m? a: layer «one 1
IF; YOU WANT A HOUSE or an other building
orelnenhn it hvthetkyor
contract. with or le out materlal, call at the shop,
Poole! Franklin St” West of the Depot-
wz'mn uwus nunr’ro sat-nun.
GIVE US ‘8 (2.5.1115
BAYIOND, SHERWOOD & ()0.
J. R. Ravnosn. S. B. Sunnwoon.
W. F. KATH'JR. ll '11. Hon.
3- 9m - KDUTI! NURWALK.
Men Seminary.
Thla institution in “epic-anally situated onSml
euLDePo
Bill. about one mile Lthlrty—nlne
miles from New York, and” ant" from New En-
ven, on the New Yorkand ":E‘ Haven
lanai “Egg!“ Mg, vim!z
laud
taleherawa t or n
rdlvldnnl 0pm y p
nastie- la thor-
Dlo wit-wit a nyatem
onwhly taught, and careful con la given to dine;
dreaa, atndy and al that we may have eduen
gm nil.- in nonndbodl
endnr wimmdlm1—Fnllterm’fiina8e
2'1. 1m: Winter ta- minn. Sp n5
term outn- m 2:. 1811.
184! EXILY A. RICE. grinds-l.
POTATOES
FOR COOKING 0R I’LAATIA'G.
nutty Rom new. Slows Garnet cm,
Prince Albert or English Kidney; also Peer-
less, Breeses No 6 also a general assort—
ment of
PEAS I-‘OB PLANTING.
Tom Thumb, Early Kent, Daniel O‘Rourke,
Mc‘ Loans A'dvanoer Champions of Eng-
land. Imperial, White Ingrown.
“Hal. AU
assortment of
canola anno, ‘
308' HUTOBIUGS.
lain Street, Nonl- Ely’s Block.
754:
STAMPING.
H. H. PRITCHARD
8 now to do Slam tor hilt and
I Ennbrgl ng from new :15“ boautlfuldnfigns I
Also letter! [or
BEAUTIFUL ABOITHBNT 0!
l
Flowers. little, lowed
; JUCKIES and BONNETS.
l
,dioal Thu-attentional ‘
ted.nlwe will to '
”who!
I
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aerobadinm
vto
thm
l
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3 that 1 hate largely increased my stock or
Familial!!! BUM.
' 3:
urn
‘ eltger :1!!!“an oodOue “I
no om Men.
All to be ”IMP FOR C Also the sheet
unalc Smelt ot Mum-and , For par-
1 tlcnlm enquire of
1W E.
Coal and Wood, '
Pillow Sllar‘hs, ‘Hélftlker‘cl‘l’iéfsttc. ;
:1." 03!: DOOR WEST OF P. 0 l
"" " l
For Sale. I
M U S I C ,
One Bradbun s No. 9 Square Grand Piano.
One Ambler 5 Co 3 Square Plano full tone, been
in unetwo yarn. Alva your gunmen given with
l
l
l
D. I. 3380“»)
‘1303 878, Soul Nonwux.” “m at once 0! Norm ALK
W21.
an;
are offering for aalc at low cat prlct-
Bradley’s Sniper fl’llospateh
DeZeng’s Phosphnte.
(Doc’s Phosphate.
l‘lleIX (iI'AB L)
[lave-11H” Guano.
Llnter Brothern' Bones.
”1- -_v 501T“ NORWALK. ( ONN.
J. H. FERRIS.
1'? 2 f i:."
FOOT 0F MASH‘AL’L .ST.
,1“ x {$24. .35 i: 1 ‘
Wholesale and Email Dalian in all kinds of
WOOD ARI) COAL.
~ . a a ,. 2 ‘ _ a i
Among the :arletiea we keep the pure
cw. Quit-«10f; nm’rmgl.
rickLime, Cement, all kinds
n. I. wnn.
M’asons Katerinl.
South Nan elk. Nov. 1?. "£0.
4
3%“.
1. u. ram.
t-tt
l
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can}: EMMi
._ -32“: .»‘.o~;u.¢.o 6.333%: name
:1. ““2; 9-. so :2 Pinion?)
Win mine grins:
& SON,
' ‘mzn .2. 1r; $151)):w‘1ffi’rl
jmmm
lCOATs
more: - 1
a
more
9?}
mama’m maths
:aneqnantyot macadambabooght.
l have now and am daily —rewlvixw a lull line of
Fine Family
G ROG E B I E S.
Innate-specialty“
TEAS, AND COFFEES
Which 1 3mm. tail:- pure {mm the bust
‘ q llty.
l have jut opened a large invoke of _
CBBCKEBY Allll GLASSWARE
consisting of
FRENLCH AND STONE WA nm- -PCORCE
' All-FANCY sms, LAMPS
.taoodaaprnnentpf '
Croquet Sets,
Bird Cages,
Toilet Sets,
Cm Carriages,
Mats and finmoma and Brushes, Fea-
ther and Baskets,
Pails, Tubs, Well Buckets, &c., &c.
.tgent For
Pratt’s “Am 011."
Warranted SAFE and tree Rom allure smell and
smoke
ALFR-ED KNAPP.
mt South Norwnlk. April 18, um.
E. A. WHITMAN,
ii; : it;
'Merchant Tailor,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
F cell confidclt that during the pad hehas
eat-bl! a repnh ion as regards act fitting
garment! taken plum-e in announclrgg that he ban,
a» ready for inspection, his new and
SPRING GOODS,
and promises to axed 49 elepmrond “glen
SI’RIN (13 SL' ITS
9
Tasteful Spring Overcoats.
NOBBV BUSINESS SUITS.
. PANTS AND V lSTS.
'I‘HE t'wt'At. LINE or '
Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Hamil-etc.
m MUSICAL ms'rtmm. '
741v
'2'
South LNurwnlk. Hull 10
SPRING HAS COME
KaEIHT'IOR
liloiisien n00
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t Ei‘n’iSJ
a
git-ii ”4.5
mm
4;
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Has e\ or} facilitl for executing all kinds of
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CIRCULARS9
NOTE “EADQ'
LETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
nan’v'n’r'm
1 say John who keeps the heat Shoe Store in the
place. *‘
Thomas: who keeps “anatomic-nun,"
John you have got me thla tim' but what a
splendid p'alr of boots you have on.‘
You better believe they! are. They came from
Barr-«3' a and cannot b
' ‘— . 1
Mn AL, where did 3ou get those Button Boota
you have on?"
Oh. vea, they came from Harve‘
placctolndthemrl t. flowcheap
a. The only
sells! loan
gt. a nicer pair {or so than other: sell {01.6.3}.
hat lea vlngl “demand he nukes his own
Boots and Sheet 098." 3Tb?! it. Be the
mnnnhctnrer‘ a profit. He keeps all vda of ta
:1“ I n ' " " t
a ' e
even 0; Ink
ill
fl.
Children‘s Shoes. Tut’s the place to _ y
. W ..
HARVEY : ts
Opposite, George, W. Smith “.1.
.57“ Vii-G‘s: ‘3‘:- .§:&{:{E 15:
South Novwalk, com-
“ye?
lllllllllll Bllflllllllll,
Mom
vaccinations,
BUSINESS,
VISITING
AN I) “’EDDING
CARDS,
A”
Everything done in the best New York
style at better than New Yark prices.
JAE? ‘i‘I‘KEO
-,_ --—Qo§—-a—-
all
Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing,
leng' and Tummg'.
Ashnghlwwood,
wonns man not Mr m.
R. I. TOM-IS, Tram. *
can-roan. _ immanent. 1.1.1.!-
Sonth Norwalk, Nov. 17. 131.. ’8
FOR mm .
OYSTESR. arrow
in dry arena-ti. Also
new , Friend or Inw.
mm 1'! an. noun
BOT “A A” m
DIE”, PIE 0. CA“.
Black Walnut, C
'COXFEC'I'I- emf, Cleans Ann Tonaooo.
ALES and WINE
ovate"!!! theQnart.Gnllonlorud,at
I. 81181-3011”...
(‘03. arm A31) ANN 8'11, mm sonwatx.
51-“
W. H. SWOBDS,
Merchant'l'ailor,
1503. WASHINGTON A” IA]! are.
SO L'TH NORW'AIK. CORN.
Scotch Chevolts, Meltona, Crap.
and English Coatings,
HADE UP IN STYLE. AND AT LOW
EST Pntcns.
A large when: of
Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
l-t!
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1-5-1-
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5% stone.
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pnovrerows.
ennui no.”
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amount-tram
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wu-nit. *
nut—coin idlvarn! to or
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