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“subdued-cud":-
“tube a necks-kudo-
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iealtestimonies for the Biblethe
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‘- typifies rum“ box
shimmer m night.- for-asst
fimcmmbm’fio'nauy,“
,alluanncr of vile decoctiona 'i‘hehaby
cries; probably hoe-use he‘ha’fs taken too
mmhihtohisscomadt.’ flowngoesadme
nip-resort! Them orwomsnreelsaa
sensor-twinge. Down goes a dueofhis
whefifavueite panama, 'good for anything!"
hemotthh panics formsdiclnor
til-gt that almost nobody‘lsperfeetly«
‘ weflandwithmtailmenta 0i conrsethe
'miinpukistn relieve pain,andremovst
p
Item,andanythingseemebetterthaa
nothing. Whereas in general exsctlytbs
morsels Wine, andnothingistlettel:1
thananythintb'atheshapcofmedietne. No-
tureithebest physicians“ whatleftto
huseifwill musllycorrect abysmalldisor-
der,better than any medicineoln do it.
mmetrouble is that when one im'
qtsesmthehrs been belpedbyanynos-
mhekesger to recommdittoeverv
otlsperscu,notrentembering that “what
~ noeman’smeath another man‘s poison."
Botheepidetnlcoimedidne-takingma
autism; themediclne—takerinfectingall
his friends withthe disease ofswallowing
whathldooeeuchwonderstorhimaelf. A
/ ‘hiu‘llotourt, who was sickwith rheuma-
flsm and called on by many friends, kept a
lite! the pemedies recommended to him,
until he had a variety sumaent to start a
drugstore. Among the rest was a tcamsde
of mm bee—stirrgiOften the more absurd
the‘ternedy lathe more museum and dis-
guting,:so much the more attractive and
powerful it is thought to be. As in the
witches’charmiulacbeth:
“hdnewtandtoeoffrog.
Moths! ndtogleddog,
AM can Id bill m‘s sting,
'Llhaaelt-u-nnhohmsbueue"
The “ powerful trouue" is pretty certain to
follow these absurd medicines: for they kill
ifthey do not care. ,
We do not exaggerate this evil”. The costly
Malena of pills, powders, bitter-a,
(laments, linlmeuts, etc. show what vast
quantities of these nostrnms are sold. The
swollen fortunes of many patent—medicine
am like Ayer, Bnndeth, Helm-
hifl, Show how many millions of dollars
’are poured into (hirir coders. The {same
md rocks along our thoroughfares, disk»
tired by their ugly and often disgusting sd~
vertiseme'nts, flaunt in our faces the terrible
fact that everybody swallows these vile mix-
tures We should like to blame in huge let-
us over every one of them the words: “Be-
ware! Touch not! Taste not? {Handle not!"
Brae is the last sentence in an advertise
mentwe saw the other day, which has the
merit so rare in these flaming notices, of tell-
ing the truth for once—is it meant for a sar-
casm? .
The gel find in the Bittersjost
the etheystandinneedoflnmeirdc
“are. “.38” the his!!! and
oh.- niull. penalties was"
biblical-Nara on yhstshe
Hump-mwbwhwm
rflfinhsflutuutas “(Invasion
mmwsmth‘nhvnte The
"MWyt-m Senate.
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m We! Sarcasm and’
hum—syn»...on
then-him Wh-tsdi- tether-tee
rmmmsfii-hpodm ' L U ——
in “my: Weds-pd.- . -. lion-WALK-
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3 . eas‘ Hotel. H orsarflee, IOXLm;'l'r.I.:
“ ‘x ”I; SundsywhooLnl. Bev.il.N.Dotrme,P-ator.
Angina did not etlwf‘Wer Barrier Tnmsm.——Nsinstreet. Hours of ser-
this “mill: $1.”.fifl 1"", W‘ deem); L341 2.1.; Sunday school, 13:. Rev
I i m' I 1", i la” In; R.A.Parmott}l’astor.'
extensionof tendays's'tihe; Dyan! fisher»z
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school is I. Rev. W.
‘9‘ j
1‘.
. . . _ » SizflPamr's mu MEL—Church Square.
this m.‘ “sulphuric acid, ltq— In“. c. m3.'3;,3nsetor'. Ema”, .8,
W ”in-“W '“ m w'VMNa.~m.;7nx;mnool,1mr.1
‘ Mil-V) usrbqaia. W'W' my. 1 cream—coves: won as non
bowler“ summations, man avg-us. an. J.m.av..m. noon at ser-
sham-shah“ setshmklsthnslt M W‘ ‘- ‘d I ’-"‘-‘v5"'*“h M W
“mi-q M. _‘ ~Mnfi morning and-evening services; prayer meeting in
‘ y ‘ , _,. _ . T” Immunoomat'rrru.
1" I L II ’ ‘8' IBM ”‘1 an“ (‘37 . Pris! (loudness-loin. Cannon—Church Square
fora WWWymbe tax a.,l..-, 7r. 1.; may mt. flute. u.
or; mimic-M. new at city mm ummvmusm
during? e shower" Wed-heads ‘y evening, " "‘m'd'm’"
moor Papa Company ”where were standing r. I; 1 2.1.: Sunday school. ”a. 5 ,
very interesting _-: .. of baseball
.41" Monastic-day; '
- the “Athletics” ;
-—You may exterminate ants in
kerosene, or by keeping unzy ,1...
locality of their haunts.
its-1e. ‘ glob , I "
' m liorthe“0-
$022. A large '..l
Jo. .'= t ., cagfge gig. "resin Nor-
walk; F. S. Wildman, E. S. Tweedy, D. P.
Nichols, of Danbury: D. M. Marvin, of
Westport; S. Y. St. John, of» New Canaan;
a nd at a subsequent meeting, Wm. C. Street,
Praidentifilnfi. Hill,
wales Secretary, wére re-elocted. The
. - try mfié‘fifis’fim“mmuaumr
,50; Single fare 31,50. ma
":_;;;~§‘ Eur
—The Amercus will go on a ‘ easu . Ex
cursion to Rockaway Beach, on July Fourth.
ute embraces New York Bay, a view
of all the Government fortifications, Coney
and the Atlantic Ocean. Bartram d:
is Band of Danbury will {accompany
W
-—Lsst week Mr. A. H. Byington came
home from the Jubilee. He pronounces it a
success in cveryrparticular. '
——So'very hot is it
{MM
, “drawings treason:
'v! mle‘epspm'trom‘ ‘ " urssntbbtemmen-
heck of this city, nawin Boston: > ‘ '
are. n. n: Elwcll its just. finished
painting his midence. 'l‘lifevw‘ork is done
in artistic ”style, andnlooks elegantly ' ,
——The.Norwalk Horse. Railway‘s» sun ual
receipts are not far from ”6,000. and the
managers claim the road does not “pay."
*Three young men‘of curetty'say they
arenot the penis: referred to interment
«article under thetitle ott‘nghty Cupid.”
——'l‘he Jsm'Embtss? on “181$er
from the Boston Johnsomdtbrosgh this
city, on Thursday evening last, bound for
any It} sh‘ with
giffiicnusg Mim' nuiaiorservies; incomes
- Ll.‘ Bond! ‘ i l .,
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lady and gentle”
Refrehmesgs‘ni.
H. R Treadwelload other gent
Westport, have organized a company for
the propagatioupf trout, with a capital of
7,000. They-Anus purchased several acres
of land, with sieves-failing springotwatcr,
and have applied to the Legislature for a
Charter. 'Vt'e Learn that filsfionor Dudley:
P. Ely, is with the company." I "
—The Mayor and‘BQard oi. Councilmen
and Burnside Ms of this city have ac-
cepted the invitation of, the Borough of Nor-
walk to attendtb’eir‘ m1 of Jilly celebration.
W'e see by the Gazette that the Waterbury,
Daubury, and Westpcri; behdshgye-decn en-
gaged, and it appears strange that when we
have a good bandmewly uniformed, in our
own town, they shoal, , (19987116 81W 1 0d-
siow a prosperous condition, having a
surplus of $28074.—
rious'Fom-us. JIr. Alex. Sword‘s is in for
it-tw‘pafldkas just received $500 worth of’
of fireworks, which he proposes to sell
cheafififti‘fétsb: .All file crackers, double
headers and torpedomjou can "bust," all
the rockets wheels, blue lights, roman can-
dles, gins, cannons you can fire ofi‘ all the
flags, drums, pl’stols‘you can make useof,
be will he _ happy to furnish. . If you want
to makes noise, if you want'to “inhibits,"
or cclcbntt'e at cheap rate, take notice and
govern yourself acoordingly. Remember
Swords Ms’feverythingym want from a
piece of “punk,” to a five pound cannon.
——The members of the Temple of Honor
have acee’pted an invitation to join the 4th
r
mwmwafié nm- Rev. San-m m Pastor. am. or m.
ammwamedymm or. um"- «um «clamor-owner We»
' "4 I ,i‘eld‘ “glint he” is.» .PluL‘mT mmmm Ar} r
w - . . w . ' 1 or; . , s n . onno
“I'a‘mWMMWM' serflcaaqulox a. n.;sx r.l.; Kass every
t. ~ , ‘ MWchm—Chmch some Rev.0.1
, The hitting played a singular fmk w~n‘"“ M“ 3”" “m ”3‘ L"; 1 ' —If you go to Robinson's Circus next
Monday, feel thirsty and can't get ‘a drink,
faint away and somebody will bring you
lemonade free. ‘
June on; It stmck the barn at the Ssy- w‘lu'f‘; “garmfl‘W’ 1:3;
invaluable horas in their stalls sidebv
—Thls'is the month (crimes, and there is of July i’mogssron up town. A full attend-
Side. “Cm“ Sim ma kind the uni, -Try to keep cool.
skipped the‘second‘. killed the third and
passed of without lniurlng the building to
any great extent.
Therhtoh of eatabie fish. in the Sound,
—Bring out your linen duster-s.
—-v8idewslk concreting thrives up town.
--—Cut worms are punishing the rim macs.
years, owing, it is thought, to the extensive ‘30
posc of manufacturing oil. The blue fish gine.
full supply of those worthless fry, eat young {:3 iL
shad striped bass, porgies and bellies. The
system of pound 5%“ all times of the M
year, catching immense quantities of young .
fish-is also said to heme cause of the agar-
anrorr, R I., June at, 1872.
A new railroad arrangement, of which
this h the second season, greatly facilitates
getting to Newport. The balm that leave
may follow.
sprinkler.
ford Junction with v short branch road reviving.
where the steamer.” “Bolus" waits to convey Americas.
eight rules only in length—h just brief paper collars-
the northern end ofCanonicut lslsnd,wbich “that bridge?"
town, huh; a population of some five hun- day evening.
dred. luthbStuethe territorial material
for tom is limited, ad everything that . .
will answer is premed into the service. forthethird "me'
5°95“ farm. and is about b be counted 0°01" term "fl?“
Hands diversify the broad expose of the d!“ ““9 summer.
city at Newport, h a conspimousolrject. this vicinity areluw.
The W ‘9 Mm V“ ’51 31"", ““13 -—-Batbe, (not inwardly) with whiskey and
an M8 the 3110'.” 0' “3'90" Island, you may safely handle bees
having Ht Hope plainly in view acres the
water, memorable for the ass-sination of
the Indian Chief King Phillip in early colo- QM °‘ i°° “"3““ “3 “wk
troublesome war to an end. Md 0f Oysteu.
southern extremity of what visitors are apt tain “‘ “‘3 “News."
whatis properly known as Rhoda Islnrd. nus points in town.
cttlesncnt here a oolouist owned four farms -
consisting of four islands. And fortunately ‘ liteysrd, on August 10th.
he. had four daughters. Prudence, Rhoda,
Martha and Nancy. He divided his estates “C'ebm‘e “’e "F “"1“"
northerly, knows now by her name: Rhoda lock 0‘“ for "‘8 hinges.
took a,“ one M smiled Rimdc Island; —Now mosquitoes take hold of human
limbs chase the motor and fer-tic flesh :8 if they meant it. 1
yard. There remained one more Island make by selling them.
olthoothergisbweuldhsve. So poulbly ,
, v beautiful than at meat.
mass sheoeuld not help to, sftdrcousidc-. . p
”tendinitis iguoddaaghtsr,Nsn . ~ .
l it. H w ' Nsbluctel. berries by Urccart load.
reason or turn. Avenue} enumer- real ““3 °‘5° w“ PM“ um“
“Whom ten tw to two —We want amid, .~ some loot bridge at-
means nous-no dbllars, Would tnéhed w the Rnflioid bridge-
ontzfl'oulymthud taste eotnblned can o—Strsnton the Dentist will draw teeth
do it, give a wonderful attraction to the’neiw for you, but not without “pa-In."
certsinbomsoftheday thefsvorite drives imp Beunaaaheepisze.
roadways d-OentralMEOnedrhe—n . . , . . - .
M, . . l ninsmllesial ,‘and raising the Horse Railway tracts.
Wands-mild; Magmvm 4“” “d ‘W‘WKJNWW‘I ‘0' m
diheu, and me WWI W393: mining of theirsummeu vacations.
menace-eh in mommies 10 ohm wThe uptown!!! talks! theirwly pt»
mu wealth has dime to maketlriscity'arld m Why..websd then}. M!!-
its «wounding a feast to the eye. ‘The aWho wastle shortatnal mentioned
“Lounge is :mlngand atlternootr, and: istheflihiel'lildad them-bite!
M _ 'W‘.‘u new it lat m ‘9' W: ' ‘t , - |
mtmflsrhv‘d'te Mil-Irma: somebodymus toeirgsfig wn
“fir'rm gwnm’: l _w’§ caulifflfdb put up with a man
mwm lot beam-view, are mm mm“ “a” 55"“ he"! keep“
“new...“ new seamen. Hanan wmssssdssnlexbt on
feet exception-those vvbom no love for youhlindsb' nights strikes» the bags out.
Mal-balm screened-l to innocuous-lynch Mire Kw, worksspleudsdly.
m, __ ¢ R3832; amcwo‘mmwm this-eases.
“ *we that like "taking to? “out prowl-us: 'or
m
.421» :va ".oifiicié’movfih'a" as
V :2! agrees seemed into cooperate
. i ‘ l r ' 'a.‘ A 1 . '
1 gm ' act; 59:7 Law ,.~. “afloatili‘v
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._Mr. D. P.,Ely, who has held tbc‘ofllcc
of Mayor since the organization of the city,
was "3-01de tofihat position on the 18th'
Thisis his third term.
—-llou John Cotton Smith, one of the
strongest Wot Conn. goes in heart
and soul for the nominstion of Greeley and
Brown at the Baltimore convention.
-Tlre City Brasszand did not; play last
‘ Saturday, owing to the sickness of several
of its numbers They will make upfor lest
timeon Saturday evening of. last week.
-‘-Rev. R. A. Paterson, we learn from an
exchange, is expected ‘to lecture before the
Literary Societies of Dean College, New
York, at. their coming commencement this
some is desirodgt tlicirncntrcgu‘lar meeting
to be held July 2d, When" all necessary ar-
rangements will be made.
plenty of them audio spare. Their various
colored blosoms are seen at» every turn, and
people appreciating the. opportunity, carry
them in their hands. wear them in button
holes, and have them in form of boquets in
We know of churches whose
altars are graced with them whenever they
are to be had, throughout the year on Sun-
Tlie continuance of so using them is
a most beautiful one.
—Tbc Uerumrmgiug Club “Frobsiuu”
held their pic-nit: at Binodict‘s farm (is an-
The weather favored
and there wasa large turn-out. Everything.
in the way of amide, notables, drinkable!
and sports of all kinda had been provided,
and there was singing, dancing triad a gem
Starr's Brass Band from
Bridgeport. was on hand to enliven the scene
and remained on [be grounds till :1 late hour
in the evening.
—\\’e call special attention to the notice
of Mayor Ely in another (:Olumn relative to
fire-crackers and the Fourth. ‘Ii is to the
poll" and grants full priviliges to good boys
and girls to demonstrate to the fullest mess!
on:- provided the rightsor property of others,
or the property of the city are in no way
endangered. From!) O'Clock P. M. of “rd-
nestlay, to 11.301‘113. of the Fourth is :IJll-
:rlc time for all to indulge themselves with
powder. Go in boys and have your sport,
only bear in mind the warning.
~——lValtcr W. Farwcll a brother of the late
Frank Flil’“’0ll of Norwalk, died in the
Nor-walk Aims House on the 20th inst., and
was buried in the Union Cemetery, in a plot
set apart for, deceased soldiers. Mr. Farwell
had served during the late .war. A wealthy
brother now residing in Boston, had fre-
fibeamrmsmwmter
and teicgapbéd M firinl’arwell's sick-
ncss, but paid no attention whatever. The
rescuers. Jigsaw fellswilmd t...
at the cx'perlseztk‘ibe town? _ -_
-—-At East Nurwulk there is at prLsent a
genuine case of small pox. The patient,as is
thought look the disease forom some “11ch
log pack pcddlar, numbers of whom are in-
flicting the people at the present time. Every
precaution has been taken to prevent the
disease from spreading, and there need be
no fear, so long as members of the family
adhere to their pledges not to leave the
premises during the patients illness. “’e
make these statements, believing that it is
better for the people to know of what is go-
ing on near them, than
ter or equivocate about it.
—-Rev. H. N. Dunning gave another of his
geographical lectures last Sunday evening,
on the “Mountains, Rivers, and Lakes of
Palestine." The configuration of the court:
try was illustrated by two fine diagrami
drawn on the black board by Frank. A.
Ferris-giving cm sections of the outline
of the country from north to south, and
from east to west. lie announced that the
- lecture next Sunday evening would be on
the “ Cities, Townrwand Political divisions
of Palestine.” A great,denl of interest is
manifested in thesoulectures. which is seen
by the large attendance.
—-On Tuesday, as we were about to
mark tha'ta twelve hears train would be
most acceptable, that fmqhsnti rnioscdneiug
tlie only part of the month baddoue the
good thing for us, but a succession of swel-
tering days had wholly changed the opinion
and just as wewwere sigh'rng foreventhe
slightestspriaklfi-dow'a .ir 'oame in good
earnest: quenching the paedseil oa‘r'thuying
the dust which had become “intolerable, and
imparting a freshnas andcoolness decided-
Ws Wienldmst like find-
lngfaulghutmiter aiiyrlame nature always
ididrt‘akel'carenf 5hmcii,iandfwo have no
doubtahowilbbonviirheodtoflm wiry: .
—-—_Lasi”we‘ek,‘ in speaking" of-ihé "fruit
laden bradcbes of Fodte’s cherry "tree‘s,=their
memos oureom‘ptfiaing
Wadi to which? our
WW“? diminishedwithin the past two ——G. W.Mcrriaur taught music forty years _
V nine members being present.
catches of mcnhadcu fish. used for the pur- --0ur city should have a steam tire err
feed on menhadou, “d being dfil-‘ti‘?’d 0‘ 3 —Beacb bathing is among the luxuries—
”S‘tation‘ary Peddlers and Huckstcrs" was
——By reason of the areal. beat, berries run
rescinded.
nounccd on Monday.
-—Tbe beat of Saturday fairly Scorched
in two feet of the fences. to the grade estab-
lished on ends side.
city of catable fish. 4W8"
. ’ . , _ .— le tree, by their look promise rung~'
ooaaasrosrmacr. ”mew-V-
—‘Mr. C. B. D’Artois is rusbipg things in
his line of business. Be nagors and freezes
There is a coldness about
Charles cream that warms our heart to the
oral good tune. the cost. of [muting Golden Hill street in rc-
‘. , _
—-Bot weather! thunder and lightning— .
to perfection. D3"-
.— ty 0‘ dm' ( i “c the cilicient t r grading Main streaking left with title
- t‘rr ‘t Committee.
,-—,I’ooplc naturally have [car of common L
black snakes, but we o ould like to >09 the
person who basbcen injured, or ever saw or
heard of a person being injured by one of
New York at 8 and 12915 connect at \Vidr-~ Alma“ wet-emu thong!" to be dead are
i p- not to contract with Theodore l’ricw to
runniugjo 1119 m of \t'ickfoyd harbor. —N9w fora moonlight cacursiun on the g? _‘.c Main Street,
you across Narragansett Bay. The up. ~The hot weather is perfectly uwmn on
Gener-I Rules and Instructions for
«The Collector wishes us to say that he
or his assist-m can be found at the Town
Clerk‘s onion. Norwalk, frogs 9 a. n. to
81’. it. in the evening from 7 to 9, no and
after June 28th._
~Mr. A. H. Byington of the Gazette,
drives the most elegant and stylish span of
coal black horses in town.
their out was in the neighborhood of six
thousand dollars. :
——Sceue on Main street during a shower:
Geno—toyoung lady, “ Would that I were
an umbrella that I migbthcgrasped by you."
Lady—“ 1 wish you were, for then I could
make you—‘ shut up 1’ "
—Every afternoon, the Boston Shore Line
Expras goes through this city with two
magnificent palace cars,
loaded with good folks, bound no doubt for
Boston and the Jubilee.
-A loud toot from a locomotive, scared
one of Scotleld‘s spirited horses on Thurs
day 20th. The horse jumped and starred
two ladies nearly out of their wits, and all
done inside of 1.} seconds.
—In another column we publish the Gen
eral Rulesrnnd Instructions issued to the po-
be Mayor. They are almost precise-
ly the same as were issued
published in this paper chart a year since.
—Everybody seems to be talking about
the great Boston J ubllec. The daily wipers
are filled with accounts of it, and people
maytnlk almost as intelligently about what
transpires up there, as if they Actually had
enoughtolmdeiigbtiul. You pass around ——Are we to hear anything more nbnul.
I W W the name 0“ James —Tbe Brass Band did not play on Satur-
——80mo farmers are busing their field corn
consent of the Mayor.
“’0 understand
amimt Island is divided into many pro- —Plsying mum is played aura—until a
with Newport by a steam terry. Other ‘PWOI 03800 a"! all the rage With la- Fourth—No member shall, while on duty,
majedic hay. Fort Adana, south of the —Despite the recent rains, many wells in
—-Frank Mead uptown, sold over 1000 and other cars
nial times». His death brought 3 long and —-Abotninate the lobster and make your
m city of Newpm-t is built near lid ——Wc like the Danbury papers—they cm-
to call, as l have above, Newport lsland,but —Lots of new buildings going up at vari-
Tradition h“ h “I“ in “’0 beginning °f -—Thc Neptune Club is to sail for Martha's
-—Norwalk wants 83,500 with which to bythelllayoraad
among than. We, took the most -—If you will swing on the front gate, to conceal the mat-
Islsnd famed area more m mum's Vine —-Pond lilies have again appeared. Boys
wTriulty” Church "has been thoroughly
renovated and newly carpeted, the ladies of.
the society superintending the work.
neat edifice is now in most complete order,
and its. services are attended by good con-
tamsandy and unattractive, with “006 -Foliage of trees never looked more
~Amz. Warren of, We'stpOst ships straw-
Thb noted watering m is .. flutes. —We ”clocking out for the first issue a!
dent was taken among
be smoking car of the
York on Saturday last,
resulting as follows, Greeley 15: Grant 7;
Adams 8. The smokers seem inclined to
“go back" on Grant.
' ’—'-The’ Target Excursion and Festival of
the Burnside Guards, postponed on account.
of the weather, takes place this afternoon-
Guards have accepted the
——A vote 'for Prcsl
the passen' gets or t
5:30 train from New
said fashionable W dill! my. At "_%BAW‘-skswby arsyou like a
are i ‘ - ' * . ,
"'5" “a” " “ch “ “‘° “”3 —Dccidedly the best improvement yet,
and evening. The
invitation to participate in the ,1?
July celebration up ‘
—Tbe adjusting
track is a process
6 8"“.in
. fie wufim‘iu and xhgéfijfif°é 12::
o! the Horse Railroad
The superintendent, Mr.
Tmbeé estimates that it is: damaging his ro-
celpts from $15 to w
however; ive
per day. After com-
have nodal)!" the
y will amply make up all they bav
ly le.
--On Saturday has the bids for the new .
fair'lmlldisg were opened by the comic.
0 constructwas award»
ed “Tattle «talked of New Canaan,
g the xlowefljbld- . '1‘th
all ready for
it!!! «My and placenta a mung ,. ”Wh" “"3- lhfijmi‘. htest. J95'3"“ h" tee, and a contract t proximity tome it?
“room; string (as
osit’br’s'we‘sé’bfposed in" bode’eqdéhce,
ibptléfy'of MtFoote‘s
tity fby'wny‘of inducing
obey s foams: combiafidment,
‘We ackno‘tfledfi’evtbefyéoe'ipt‘ of 'akfiéiidid
y checked specimens.""l'hey
oi} with ‘ :gmimdervvbich
luti‘treek,“ Ii litely
' ;" Mr! Foote's
game that: bein
building a to he‘oompletod s
moon September 1st. ~ .
e'l‘be‘Susday School of the
Choral! has 8 Strawberry
on Web-silk!
withthestteadant excitement, mar tfl‘1- -.--lt you, hidifiebleodgtom clout
minuti- Bret :m'»fi¢, 2.1;", .. m. ‘hrmE'uh Wan-.Wovks' \ , vim suggested the
Tim 1!. En
um‘r at lili-
’Tbsrs‘waswooal
mental mule, ‘inbw‘ers, cake, can
berths, rice ideam and
thinks pleinnh- Jive
mammotsygee 37
mainstream-aw.
’i‘i‘glit‘md in
lions:
MAYOR, lsl. wood W‘d.—3d “"d. To‘tl
DndleyI-P. Ely, 68 70 47 185
Wm. Ferris, 82 3 . . 35
D. R. Selleck. . 1 . . 1
Geo. Seymour, :3 2
Oil Clerk.
Edw n Wilcox, 104 73 2’: 233
Treasurer.
James A. Brown, 102 75 54 231
W. S. Hartford. . . 1 l
Collector.
Chas. W. Smith. 105 To 51 2.55
Auditor.
Robb ‘Hi’Bowan, 102 T 4 34 3&0
Marshal.
Jas. L_. Russell, 102 76 54 3.32
Jun? . Benton, 60 53 53‘ 166
Theodore Wilcox, 3'7 14 .51
Jno. W. Crew, . . E- . . 8
Joe. NVbaley,Jr-., 5 . _. . . 5
iii sample or his
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err! ‘ ’ by“ “ meaniasttlewga
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fléf‘ mlugbur item; Whit
Wu 'of‘itbe “puwgfiij‘af,me
teettooay pm 1
everything to mire
lesrhth‘at there was an
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. ,Manmst-eomg om .
”Witli"lii's"’gr&t’ mvmg«’slio‘w‘ ' .
" “ ’ *{fiéf‘s’bd‘fifill—"flfl’é
tally, brooglithif
a“; borer st M
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ragwmmmbgsw. all!” it» ~
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. hoe . arm
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rt, liar-gal, I T. Smith,
Treasurer,- George, R.
If“??? cheesy-me July 16th, and
—-Boys} now for a' good time on the glo-
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_________________._.._
Board of Councilmen.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board met,
The following bills Were ordered paid.
S muelSeymour . $100
'lbOS. We}!!! ..................... 150
\lrcbaeanfly .......... . 2800
W4). W1 Co .......... .220
Khalid .300
The W... with ' 2.." than; men... to
Voted, [but Aim street be graded to with-
Voted, that the. City Surveyor estimate
Voted, that the matter of procuring gravel
Vote-Tl, that the Street Commute have
.‘a ljourucd.
the Police Force, ofthe City of south
Norwalk.
First—Every member shall give his whole
time and attention to the businms.
Second. ——No patrolman shall leave the city
without the consent of the chief, and the
chief shall not absent himself, without the
Third. - Every member must be quiet,
civil and orderly in his dcportments at all
times. and show command of, temper, (lis-
cretion,and patiencin discharging hisdut y.
either at the station house or elsewhere,
drink any intoxicating liquor; nor shall
he except in the discharge of his duty,
enter any place where intoxicating liquor
is sold or furnished, and no intoxicating
liquor shall on any pretext be carried into
the station house or beadquuters, except
for medicinal purposes, and upon the or-
der of the Mayor, Chief, or a Physician
Fifth—No member of the force shall com-
municate, except to such persons as di-
rected by his superior, any information
respecting orders he may have received,
or any regulations made for the govern»
ment of the department
Sixth—The unifoLm. badges 6310., shall be
worn at all times when on active duty,
unless otherwise directed by the hisyor.
Seventh—No member shall be allowed to
express any political or par-titan Opinions in
the station house or headquarters, or while
on active duty. - - ~ ‘
Eighth—No member while on active duty,
shall sit or recline or remain standing in
one place more than five consecutive min-
Utes.
Ninth—Pin member shall at any time, while
on acuve_dnty.,‘euter into any extended
cut ._— 't c memggm of tili’cim’must
gph I , ,indecent
’. , 1‘; aficisféfldlfimay real
. i ‘ yor“ fifatniliaflty-‘with
dissolute or vicious persons. They must,
1n_their intercourse with each other, and
wrtb citizens generally, maintains civil
and respectful deportriient, and remem-
ber the more gentlemanly the behavior,
the more they will be res ccted.
DUDLEY .1213, Mayor.
Maron’s OFFICE, {
Some; Nogtwsnr. M43. 0, 1872. s
is.
At a meeting of the Electors of the City
of South Norwalk, by wards, held June 18,
1872, the Prestding Officers and Inspectors
of Elections of the several wards hereby cer-T
tify, that the following persons received the’
number of votes annexed to their names res-
tively : For Mayor, City Clerk, Treas—
urer, Collector, Auditor, Marshal, Members
' Comical/um, 1:: Ward.
12 . ' ’ r : ; . . " '
trifle?“ orteu, é : 382$
Nelson J. Crow, 42
Henry W. Lester, 33
Samuel Comatock, 9d ‘ 7
S. Comstock, 2d, 1
00am», 3:! Ward
f trashing
- 11E ngper part of a hour-e remaining an roam"
on rose street near W'W
$10 a month. Apply to
Ed
Shopaml within five minutes in
Depot. - .
'78th UEXR‘A imam:
\‘vANTED to WIN: {a cash. a iv“ an. > u
Bog land. and piece or Suit meadow. Adda-u- at up
mmrr. for the pa ’0qu of carrying on the urn-in
Contracting. Bottling. and t‘urpvntvnu: lll
' cites. 1. t‘
& “’chb. for the uric: and selling of t‘oal
Wood. Masons Building Materials. tux. tho. at
old stand of 1). L. Millard 8: ('0. You: of “3-bit;
[on street,
mourns—era» ~ '-
, 7 3,“, '3‘...
links“ l
glacier ‘
uninhancvirn
_ gm?!
“WW
Rad ms. an“ as; 7 ass—:3
mum’s-emu-”
‘3‘.“
rats. “use. r s
A 0-.-
Mrs. Judd “hostile-aw 01m
the ladies of South Nurwdk and vicinity.
for their generous patronage lathe” and
hopes the will continue to in future. Alt
are cordia ly invited to call and rvamlm- bar
Millinery, and other
Thai ‘
Avenue u. .3
DVD“? P El 1
p Kare—tits Wanted
1:01? the Putnam Life insurance Company. ln-ul
to good men. Address
”a r A! LIFE IXSl’RASt'S fillPAXY
Sly-if Pittman l‘ntzr.
To Let.
' I “§,‘“M awry 0‘ I 1‘“ clinic: hoax. situated to.
a: Hill area! John a. lean“: Bun H11
01 Iixiirtrui
—l;nitil Wanted.
\k'oodlsud near South Norwalk. :1 in: or
plvrtu A. L. VANDERBHZR
V Si—l' Elm Grove South Nuru cl '»
' Notice
11E undersigned have this day formed a t n... ”-
ucrehip. under the firm name of (run A, "
t‘il(\\\'.
U. L. >EYMU! l:
7843‘» South Sn-rxt’nlk. Ct. Mn; lst. 1~‘.'.'
For Sale.
lionso‘ with huge gar-£31. p‘enssmly shrink-d t...
\‘auzatult avenue. “ Down To“ 11 " ll- a. tin
\‘lL’\\' of Long Island Sound. “in lu- snld (l; p, our
most of the amount u..u rear-win on n)”l’l'_':l,, . .\:'
ply m lll'llleY P. KIA
Tb-tf
Notice.
HP. “lltlfili‘lflzl‘d have this day formed a c- hum:
(‘oyau'l ncl‘r‘hl under the firm name of Mil ‘
Somb Nor-milk. Cum“ .‘viuy 151. 152.
l). 1.. MILEARZ'.
fiat ‘J. 11. WEBB.
For Sale.
31‘? boost-and two lots mtsn feet, Eiinallxl
- near Five Mile River Landing. Terms easy t‘l‘~
quire no the premises. Also two grand milcb co. .~
3st: ALBERT F. ’scorrnu)
Summer Boarding.
A T the house known as the “ Ely Place" :1 it u
doors below the Opera House. South Normal}.
A few gentlemen with their wives and children can
be accommodated: also table . The place fur
nlsbcsailne view of the harbor and sound. and i.»
only five minutes walk from the depot. For pa:
Ili’ltlars cnqmre at Refreshment Room in the drpv :
Notice.
THE Stallion America: Prize. may be own at 11;.
stable of )lr. Lorenzo Scofleld. South Sui—salt.
Tuesdays and Saturdays of each neck. Pen-on-
wisbing to see the most substantial and best blooded
stallion in this countrv, pmsesaing all the useful and
essential points that constitutes speed and endursnn .
are invited to examrnc this stallion for themselves. a-
3 world of bumbug will not make a good colt will.
out blood.
3243c: ll. BLAxnsu
Notice.
STRICT 0i.“ NORWALK. es. PROBATE:
_ COURT.Juue 5th. 1812. Etitate of Marlin-u
Wilcox. late of Norwalk. in said District. dcvcswd
{harml‘ . Di mud all {gli- the Disk-letter Normals.
a im a, , w , six moot 5 mm liK-(tt’xlt
bereof.{%c11~l on (1 said ante to eil' ‘
their claims for settlement. Those who piglet
préséntfihetr accounts. properly attested. within
time. vnll be debarmd n rauvery. All rsous
debtcd to said Estsfe are requested to ms. '2 imm t‘ll
atc payment to
82-3: EDW'IX ‘VILCOX. EXL‘Z'UIU'
Magnificent Water Front
Property
FOR sale at “'estport Conn. in lots from tlzrn z u
anymacEinpmvednnd uni raved. i‘lo'
-No. l. 16. Acres. more Water Front. “detain-o
vc romantimly. A portion is beautifully sham-d
wt native trees, eve us and others, making out
of the most desirable one in the State for a comb .
man 9 park. _ Also one Cottage House. on Pnhp‘w'?
Hall. 9mg? new of Long lined pou‘ nd. Tm-
acrcs o
_ _ E. P. SMITH.
ii-lf “’cstport. (Rum
To the Ladies.
‘133 A.- GREGORY will 0%“ a Dress and blunt):
A ‘ H ’ estnbfiehme'nt Clark‘s Block. mu
Whitmsns 03:13 Store, on Monday, larch r».
Bettermcq the metre hssmetwitbin
other p warrant her in set the patronaxv
of thehdles of South Norwalk an vicinity. Stu-
mll-have on hand all of the latest styles and pattern ~
Ladies, please give me a call, and be satisfied 0! m-
ability to ve entire satisfaction in anything: P1"-
tainlnzp, .msmaking. '
WANTED—An apprentice to the Dragon-1km-
Business. i . _ _ .
m * ' HRS. A. GRE}0RY.
‘ KW???“ 9?.meflhip-
partnership, formerl existingr under the
T nlxnconLAKK & WMX was dim~olx ed
b mutual consent on Wednesday one 25th. 1372.
cnry 0. Clark is authorized to liquidate all account ~
again; file late firm.» The business will be con tiuu l‘tl
b Henry 0. Clark. at the old stand. (“mrk’s Bin. 1..
sin strcgt.
.; South Ivor-Walk. June 36th, 1872.
' ‘ H. O
88“;
. CLARK.
. Gig-Jr. “shrugs.
r: . -
“ELEGANT COUNTRY
~* .~-=« Restoration
F or sale in Westport, Conn.
Thergrougds aresplepdldly laid out and the
plants and shrubs in the flower garden
alone,.cgst$300,m this sprin » To be sold
With, or without. furniture. fun the place
for 2 ext ntleruan with family.
Follies feelers at this limes.
mayor’s canoe.
, torrent. Penn-stun is «ha-e .mted ,
1\ person to sell. or oEer for boileg,’ “$3.31
or outlive-mks «was, 33 m June aim
at 6 a clue: s. 1., Co July a 11 o‘e‘ock r. n.
hereafter revoked. Pamlssion is also berebv
rentaauypereon tosetnre to,or W ani-
mm, ’ or another Fireworks, within t s citi'.
a 0 el ,r; x. ol‘July ad. to 111m o'clock r. a}
Masha Mandalay-s my.
:0; ”that all persons who shall avail themselves
ment- vflegsshali not is may rosy Wthv
d8!- !vSYWI of MO? 39 mi: of tilt
. DUDL ' ' .
. 5M KM. Josefina]. 1873“ P. ELL “3;:th
' ”mm
unless
suMM
24335333151? 1; .j. ‘15.
was EBEACH.
ra- .
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