tun W to ase Eh.
Tin M passed at stunningly. A
:41:meth beat,and some
n ,usr obi-y,“ is general the
Au oqutw its universal order
A”, sobriety The oration U the Rev. Xr.
Tim-nu was well received and exceedingly
wrll delivered. The Grand lat-shall. J.
rh-‘I'Ihfl Pratt". Sq. did nofly. Gen‘l
‘3v‘m blast! could not have conducted
film‘s la a atom satNactor-y or.pertect
:mm The flare-en also desam much
plat-star their great new upon this
. i also In lat-t. new, did well.exoept
it Ms Fan, . be got on a bender and broke
, ;. Slat grooming;
l u: weft fiafl about the noblest we ever
.m \rm. since we have bad the measles,
me we M not pro-tinting. enerva-
-.ag Mating exhausting. excruciating,
. srwrwnsf-«Mml'fl so much pure mel-
ttua-a martyr—ton so Inch flesh, and had
'h n a miserable appetite as we had during
4.3: "mt-l apart. I! we should he called
«one again. uyabfle, within the next m-
: 'tit‘vfi in?! to go through another such a
. m. at dumb and shivering. and swallow
~ uh innumerable quantities of ice cream
ml ginger pop beer to “nuk- thing"—We'd
«mi-«It'll, wr‘tl rather be struck with
Jitlflltlg and done with it; and. then, like
lll at Twain's {either duster, we'd be " out
. t a Mb immediately.“ Whew! it was
...'1Ltw all at”. cucumberifi in the higlr
- th‘gfiw. and ludicrous entxtgh. witbal.
m bring a navy twinkle into the eye at s
f mun: ttlntly .tflii 2H1 Frjl Ishmlfl.
Ttltllll).
a. —
West’s".
"It My next Mr. H. It. Twadwell
ob, per martin Batavia, for a two months
t mt tn Enrique- ll'h mute on the continent
a ti! embrace France. Germany and Italy.
The “(‘flw Band can play the “Star
‘yqftglfil Runner" wltc-u called on The
‘nwi shirt; was permitted to hold the post
at tin-om at the celebration in Norwalk on
tin Fourth mull"! Gentlemen. you may
lion- Ills-rt- to place confidence next time.
.\t a mating is Bo-tt‘s Hall on Saturday
tut, a majority of all votes hurled the town
upon~pmhshty another year of litigation
and rapmse. in the matter of the Sangatuck
Bridge, The town. as a town, wants to pay
tht twill. now amounting to “two. but an
ut-t guilty Want! a policy Demo
watt-arts with a little mute bavegot
tlfl’tf truth myth. fill are succeeding
you} tit-ll in “at“ he town believe she
ran) make a sat-h Ivy procrastination.
Tum tun {moth hot on such asclteme,
north! «to to & balling that Scripture
utia'tt pprsksdtbc oa and the an eating at
the “m at. After the agony is over and
pin twill pd, the town will cxprss its op-
mu-o a« to ultirln of the twain is the ox.
Ptt'r-
H...—
nms to ma fire-s.
It. All-I!- Locos.
W‘s Isa-gene and Circus cont-
psay met whit a serious accident near Wtst
llaven on the evening at July 4th. Atrain
on "it New York and New Haven railroad
«attaining the wagon: of the mahliahntcnt
hm] left Bridgeport and was approaching
the above named place. when some of the
tall” ane- «Malawi-truck attend.
on brikr “this; it. In falling it in
turn tie-dished several rage:- containing
sat-tab. has; at which were either killed
outright. mun-tied. or set at liberty. The
rhino-"us lutmd lei-welt tilted over by the
talent Ilse track with feet on in the air.
llr hall made notion to escape. The re-
trs had hiu beautiful stripes disfigured bys
no! firm liuth mood at such abrupt
rough treatment. The ostrich found him-
eit tn .1 ball £\. and hid his bend as usual
thinking thus to shield his burly. African
ileum. bears. gun's. Bend tigers. and the
time horned ox. in terror crouched down
.t‘ it to art of somebody “ What is the mat-
trr." A whole fatally of monkeys large
and small ran out and cut up shinea. Some
«tit-shed trees. other: ran away but were
(Maul-Mm killed outright. A
aunt" of attaches of the circus were se-
tervty injured. and Ir. 6. N. Robinson,
I‘m-mum. and nos 0! the proprietor, fut
fieli'f’f‘ at the title the ltddell took place,
sa- taunt pro-My with my and
talents wliehhehndina‘ody, but re-
tificfl‘d all The eati-ated damage will
MJflfil-baintast a’
hummapfium
“ES“Q'anagooddeal
swunhmm. thirst-
tm mum outset, will
mduhl‘s“ Wrotd
Johnna-"Win.
mum
muJohnKSnlth‘s.
Tbeplaceto buy Hosiery is at. Barnes‘
first
Live Geese Feather-sat Minghaan‘s For-
shore Store.
Try tbeOld Well Club Cigars, for sale by
C. Swartz it Co.
Shape of Heads [El—l; Hats taken acco-
rately by a French Godot-meter, at Poote‘s
Something new. The Old Well Club Ci-
gar, C. Swarta .2 Co. manufacturers
Another lot of those chap White Skirts
just received at Barnes‘ Bros
Fresh Confectionery, Fruits. Nuts, French
Prunes, etc, at John E. Smith.
For finenus of flavor and pleasant taste
we mend the Old Well Club Cigar.
A fine meat of Ladies“ Ties, all
colors,“ Barnes‘ Bros
A few phone of those Pique left, at Mots.
a yard worth 25 cents, st Hanson‘s, Main St.
Manson‘s is the headquarters for Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs, Hoop Skirtsfllustles, Corsets,
Gloves, Notions, Etc. '
. The best assortment of Kid Gloves in tovm
may be found at,
A. Dickermttn & Son‘s.
Hort-alt for the Fourth of ' July.
your Fireworks of Bodwell.
Buy
A large assortment of Fireworks at Bod-
well's.
Juiube Paste, for irritation of the throat
co colds, &c. For sale by a I". Peck,
druggbst.
50 D01. Kid Glova just received, all
shades. at Manson's Fancy Store. Main St,
South Norwalk.
One hundred pieces of Hamburgh Edging!
and lnsertings, from 121} cents to 90 cents a
yard, at Manson‘s, Ely‘s Block, South Nor-
walk.
‘35 Doz. Opera Shades of Kids, best quali—
ty. from $1 to $1.75 per pair, at Mttusun's
Fancy Store.
New Stock of Gents' Neck Ties and Bows
at,
A. Dickenuan d: Sons
Alwaysun hand a variety of La Belle
Perfume. at
A. Dickennao a: Sums
t‘ull at No. 4, Ely's Block,f30tttlt Norwalk,
and try a glass of Jerome‘s Root Beer. It is
pleasing to the ltastc, and liked by lmth
young and old.
Jerome's Root Beer is made from such
plants and roots only as are best adopted for
the system. It is one of the bealthiat, pleas-
antest and cheapest beverages known. Only
5 cents a glass at No. 4. Ely's Block, South
Norwalk.
Fresh and Choice Confectionery constant.
ly on hand, at the New York Variety Store,
No. 3 Cbichestur’s Block, Washington street,
South Norwalk.
At Peck‘s Drug Store can be seen the
nicfit aquarium in town.
Peck don‘t advertise his Root Beer with a
dog, but nevertheless there is o mustnnt
string of people there, imbibing the cool
healthy beverage.
Thermometer indicated 97 the lst inst.,
st Peck's Drug Store notwithstanding Peck‘s
Root Beer was ice cold.
“ AT LAST," a charming new novel by
Marion Harland. Price $1.50.
‘ ‘ Smea"—“Noxsxsst§"—and “SATURDAY
8mm" Three new books by that famous
editor, Mark H. Pomeroy. One moment re
plete with the most touching pathos, and
the next full of fun, frolic and sarcasm. All
beautifully illustrated. Price 81.50.
“Low; L'Axom A translation of Mi-
cbclct's wonderful book (L’Amour) Author
of “'oman (Ls Femme).
“(low Dcrr'—“ BRICK Dcsr." Two en—
tirely new books, by the great “Brick" Pom-
eroy, author of “ Sense,” “ Nonsense,” etc.
Both illustrated by original drawings. Price
$1.50.
“ Altman." A delightful new novel,
by Mary J. Holmes. One of the best she has
ever written.
“ Tar-z Wroowm" Another brilliant new
novel, by the author of Widow Goldsmith's
Daughter.” Price 81.75.
“ Gar m BEHIND Mr: Saran.” A home
born book of home truths, by Olive Logan.
Price $1.50.
Mr Cmrvm" among the Sioux, by Mrs.
Fanny Kelly. Price $1.50
Orders received for‘the above books by D.
B. Joyce, No. 4, Ely’s Block.
A newline of Initial Paper, also Stereo-
scopcs and Stereoscopic views, Toy Books,
Scripture. Cards, Games, etc, etc, on hand
at the Missss Dawson‘s, N0. 3 Chicbater’s
Block, South Norwalk.
Attention is called to the new Trevoir
Kid Glove—each pair warranted. To be
toundonlyatthe Alissa? Ihwaon‘s, N0. 3
Chidtester‘s Block, South Norwalk.
a.IAIES WELL, Auctioneer.
Gm
AUCTION SALE
_ normrilo LOTS,
Pine Point, 8031 Serwalkfit.
sumo. mm to, 1m
> Bahama »
011 Vol! Lodge lo. 108.
r. a A. or.
To NEW HAVEN and RETURN.
manta-mun human-m:
AMERICUS
Will leave South Nanak.
Tlmltl Blitllt. Jlll 18m
is". at 3 o‘clock, P. 1. on a loo Eran-ion
tin-on tbeSonnitoNowHaven, there“
. N at 11:45. .I. for
it! .H Leave ewllavut "nld‘
Not-walk. arriving boas:
o'cfoeLA.l., v'lngtbepsrtyadell‘hthlandre-
hing d the most magnificent scenery,
will accompany the
and those who wish
unset: tbe wand festive «knee to
flfiufinu tomaketblsthebestaml
0
most respectable mum Excursion that ever
uflcdtmfionthxorwdhumaewlllbeallmlted
number of tickets sold. and no one admitted on
board without a ticket.
Posidvdy no liquor sold on the boat; and the
Committee will see that this order is enforced.
The Refreshment deparunent will be under the
control or Ir. Robert taller. the well-known caterer,
whowlll furnish avarletyof Betreshments at run»
sonable rates. Al to those who wish, a Supper at
the lax rates on H of Fare on steamer Anter-
ctts‘ y trlpa
TICKETS, “limit?“ $1.50
EXTRA LADY, 50 CENTS.
Notice—Tickets not tranat’erable.
Should the weather prove stormy the Excursion
will be postponed until the next pleasant evening.
an pass away the
their heart‘-
(‘0 ITTIE 01’ AREANG .—-R, M
Wilcox. J. W Storey. J. Orsw W 8. Sn-
Geo. Rory w.n. Sound s.‘r. w.
. outw. MW. "uni
son W.A. Sammla F. A. Volk. W.tfl. Wllklna. F.
Ope-r‘a House, Noryvollz
FRIDAY, JULY 12th.
Tl! Ullllllll 0f lillll‘fllll.
For one nlgbt only; the World-renowned a,
Ecoley’s Minstrels.
Prom Hoolcy's Opera House. Brooklyn.
THE STARS OF THE PROFESSION!
7’ COMEIANS 7'
Billy Rice. John llallgan. Arch llnghea.
Luke St book-raft. urge IV. Char cs.
(hot White. J. W. Clark. ' ,
i) Star Artists will appear in their great nngmal
Sensational Burleequee, the
BIJACK CRO()K
AND
m-voncnn,
Pronounced by turnst- and public the best Bur-
lesque: ever produ See small bllls. Resort ed
Seats can be procured at 1.. Weeds
Unionmrble Works,
NOBWALK. CONN.
The subscriber has made arrangements by which
be will hereafter receive
Scotch Granite,
Direct from Scotland. He is also prepared to fur
nlllt every kind of
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE.
GRANITE. BRAD, OR BROWN STONE
MONLTMEN TS,
Slabs Tablet; Sinks, an. as well As Mantle- and
Furniture Slabs in general
AT THE MONT POSSIBLE PRICES.
Cemetery Fencing, Iron Bailing, 281.,
Furnished and put up at short notice and on very
favorable terms.
an establishment the oldest and beat
Western Connectl
need commends on.
leehanlc Street, in the rear of the new Bank. or-
walk. ‘5-
TIIE I‘LAC‘E TC) BITX’
Mineral Water, Ginger Ale,
ROO'I.‘ BEER
AND
SODA WATER
AT
S. F. PECK’S Drug Store.
llYIUND BROTHERS.
Foot of Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK,
W HOLEALE DEALERS IN
Flour.
Fresh Ground '7 Feed,
’1'? H. 7:». i ‘ ’. 7.7. .i f
New Stock Throughout!
nosmm, HANDKERCHIEFS. TRIM-
mxos. PARASOLS. LINEN COL-
LABS AND cunts, coast-2T5.
KID GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS, TA~
BLE LINEN. rooms. surnames,
l’lQl'l-lb’, PRINTS, SHAWLS, BTU.
As Cheap as can be
FOUN l) A NYWIIERE.
Also a line ansortment of
Gent’s Linen and Paper Collars,
TIES, ETC.,
Latest Styles, at
Barnes Bros...
DIBBLB’S nwcx. IAIN 31.,
fit! mummvtmum.
C. B. D’ARTOIS’S
Celebrated
SOUTH NORWALK.
MABL’IslIEB IN 1849.
‘ Largest in Normal/c, cuddle
also-i in ran-sets my.
challenge Ice Bram
*r
s
Monti T03 u? out mutt
TO
W. W.‘ GOMSTOGK’S,
\Vho Deals in the Best of
mutants, stout, run,
Ann Pnowsuous,
At the Lowest Prices:
REMEMBER THE PLACE 3
W. W. COMSTOCK’S,
Dibble's 31001:, South Norwan, Conn.
Now 18 mm: m!
—FOR ..
BARGAINS.
M .—_
N. 11. CADIP,
{
Has 1 splendid assortment o! goods suitable for
string and sum mat,
and will oler greater inducements to purchasers
than ever baton to
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
1105mm,
NOTIONS, ETC]
“in...“ .... m t; rm”: row-.3.“
give-Balm , ; ‘ ' 3'
bstuabluttslrllertohny
VERY CHEAP,
nan-stunn- '
awa- fig???
l’
mom §T070K '
HARVEY’S!
“I stay. John, who keeps the beat Shoe Store in the
“The nan who keeps what the people want."
“John you have no this flat but what
mmmumgonmveon" ' '
“ You better believe ore. can: fro
Harvey‘s and cannot b :m’beat!" They a m
“ Mrs. 1L. where did you get those Button Boots
you have on?"
“on. Mametromflarvo‘a'l'bsonl
mass .1! cheap in sells! I «1,:
placate ow
mumpatrfor Ethanotnmullt'orflw.
t slaving! I he makes its own
artistes." “That'slt. Re no swa the
' Be all that
without-cs w
sndShoaandsellstntbs same way. Goandsee
blslastlles‘Dollar Galina. He has the bestIhave
ever semawatlt 31.50. 0. how cites he sells his
Children‘s Shoes. That‘s the place to try them.
HARVEY’S
18 Main Street,
Opposlbe George W. Smith ’3!
South Norwalk,t00nn
741
REMOVAL.
M UN S O N’S
FANCY DRY 600D STORE.
Removed to
No. 4, ELY‘S BLOCK,
lain Street, South Norwalk,
Where We are now prepared to exhibit as large and
extensive an assortment of Fancy Dry Goods as can
be found in an other store in the State.
Just reoelv 2 IO dot. Lsdles‘ Misses and Cblld~
ren s White and Fancy Cot-ton and Lyle Thread
Hose.trom6c.to’i’bc.pcrgs.llo ‘ofIAdles
Real Thread Laos Sleeves, ng Style, 75c. to $10
pgset. tim‘l‘hreadhoe Colors. Etc. to .meacb.
to LS.
chiefs from is}. to 75c. glue. LadlC “ails by the
ourn -0 cm and
sndkerchlefs, Ibo. to Ltll. “gent! British Half
Bose.”c.to40c.pr. Gent‘s Collarssnanfls
1°C. to 50 per box. Hoop S rts.Corsots, Bustles,
Napkins. All kinds 0! Buttons. Clark‘s.
Goat‘s, rook's and thllmnntlc Cotton. Ribbons,
Grosgrain and Plaln. Ribbon Velvet. by the we or
yard. Perfumery I) dliferent kinds. Lub ‘s Im-
gz-rted, not. per bottle. Brushes. Combs. Fancy
ps. Rel and Imitation Hair. In fact. almost
$ in tbe Fancy Goods Line you can
for. bout .3 per cent less than you can get it
elsewhere.
We also have the sole agency for the
Thompson Glove Fitting Corset, and
BAZAR PATTERNS.
mums MAKING THE LATEST hTYLI'L
MRS. C. W. MUNSON,
No. 4, Ely’s Block, Main Street,
76-" sown xovaLK.
he
‘x’xvnuox [H.305 unsure xmontttsvm
913““38 '11 '0 7? “cl '1'
1' .‘tll'EKJdUEId (IKV‘ SJV'OS $3110.14 SXIJ
'saapd paanpar is “(its nag ’0
'S'lOSVHVd ‘SVTIHHSWH ‘SNOHSIH
JO can no; I 061V
'8th nuts must) put! .seum't
'mu. 'I'l'V .LV
satamtssog) pm; $111010
to aim p008 s pun ‘xoan hale uononn moi; spooe
modicum o Alli-{ISO}!
‘suo'to on .‘stmmoosr sumo
'no man ‘smatrvo mus ‘somr.
1.7K ‘somo'm 'no ‘summo
‘suavns MOGNIM mum 'rrvn
$0911.] ”9“” inn-l9
‘lI uowog pt" are; tax mom
‘soooo ssn‘uo
muons «xv BHIIIJS
illlflflillllllflllllfl
J. H. FERRIS.
FOOT OF MASHAIlL ST.
vmsafiw Ildctfls’lfl’fiiis d'
WOOD AND GOAL. .
.,§r:
. ,
ISTEEBXSTPLACZTOBUY
DRESS GOODS,
AND MATS,
Curtains, and Curtain Hollands,
In every width. Solo Agents for the
SALEM SPRING FIXTURE.
CURTAINS HUNG TO ORDER.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
FUR HI] Hill
FOR THEM
OYSTER STE W
L
. Also
Roasted, Fried or Raw.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
HOT TEA AND COFFEE.
BREAD, PIE ()8 CAKE.
in city or county.
CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
A. LES and W IN E
Oysters by the Quart. Gallon. or Buhel, at.
S. HURLBUTT’S;
COB. MAIN AND ANN 51's., SOUTH NORWAIK.
5741
Southern Connecticut
LUMBER MARKET.
law-15' Hubbell & Co.
Eastern Western -
ada 5nd Soutliefitan
LUMBER.
OFFICE AND YARD :
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Near _ Steamboat Landing.
MARSHALL H. TOLLES.
B. J O X’ C E,
No. 4 Bly’a Black,
to give notice that lie has opened a store at the
s ve number. with a carefully selected stock of
BO0KS,STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS,
Newspapers and Periodicals.
A tine assortment of HAVANA CIGARS always on
on hand.
TO-tf
D.
JEROHE’S 300T BEER,
Fresh and Cool.
SODA WATER,
With choicest Fruit Syrups.
Orders received for
BOOKS, mutants, 10510, no.
A tine assortment or
Albums and Initial Note Paper
At FOYCI’..
HARDWARE.
'I'l . bestassortment lntowno!
GENERAL HARDWARE.
ECHANICS’ TOOLS,
Of the best quality.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
Bin, W and Dad Loch, Wit. Plated mi
Walt“; a. mbfifi“afi
Eon-e Goods, ansss 1’" Ware.
LA W N MOWERS,
Agricultural Implements, MeditationJ Tools.
W. C. QUINTAID l: 00.,
No. 3, Operations: Block, .
SOUTH NORWALK. CORN.
lull nan.
7141
V. c. noun-an.
mnmk. 110'. H, taro.
W. n. swoops, '
, ‘MQIChfilllTflol!
003. WASHINGTON AND MAIN 3T8.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Seem ”ow fits; Mam Larvae-i " '
in»: at» m'ls'rm farm AT now
tattoos-stint 5
Slam. Ballots, [Ill malts
1.121113!»th
an
PURE FRANKLIN COAL N
LYKEN'S VALLEY.
TRY oval
SPLIT mm m.
ammo, Cord. - O G
OAK. per emf" - - - I“.
dd‘lt'fld at y— a...
Hummus-It en‘s a.“ ‘ pie-she
totem-(m
MlLLARD n wall.
D, L I!“ " has... ".
Foot of Hm “I...
mun-wan
“OLD WELL”
HARDWARE Stout.
Lewis Hubbell & Co.
N A I L S ,
PAINTS, 011.8, cuss,
Locks, Knobs, Garden Tools, &c
LARGER STOCK AND m LEGO“-
MENT THAN EVER OHM ”‘0“
IN THIS CIT! OR VICHU‘I‘Y.
Agents for Mason's Celebrated Raw Color!
and Combinauon‘ Lead.
814.!
LEWIS HUBBELL lARBBALL B. ”LLB.
79y ’
1372.48P11'1NG—"1’fi2‘
mmlm'm
Would solicit the attention at the public to Us In"
stock ofGoods,wblch be tanning . low astln
“6 quality of goods can be bought.
I have now and am daily receiving a full line of
Fine Family
GROCERIES.
ltnnke aspeclalty of
TEASANDCOFFEES
Whichlgnmnteembepnresndol thebeat
quality.
I have jostopeued a large invoiced
GROCERY AND GLISSWLRE.
consisting of
FRENCH AND STOKE CEINA. Dill-PORCE-
LAIN. IANCY m m. ac.
AGoodsssorunuttd
Croquet 18:31.
! magnet gig: ‘
s w
Mainland Brooms and Brain.”-
ther and ' MM“
Pails, Tubs, Well Doubts, a, he.
Agent For
Pratt’s “ Astral on."
Warranted 8A1! andtree It. “re“
ALFRED KNAPP.
1w son-n rte-a. m n in.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Atte ntiony All 3
P. BRONSON & "GO-g
hvejnstroceiveda large and ruled mi
boors AND snow,
Of m '
LATEST STYLES.
wflcb tout-scum
Lowest .. Figures.
REMEMBER fill PLAOE.
_' .9. atom Susi cop's
tutor a. snot: Elma
' my. ntbcnjms street,
75-! Under Beam 0”
a. a. Loom . ,
mom.
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