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the tepid waters of the Gulf Stream. Vast
[axiom of the shallow 'sca~bottom are cover-
ed with dense sea- -weed and uterine plants,
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of miles 111 extent. Even vole-nostrils?! their
«sitters and belch forth ashes, senile Indian
upon the sea bottom 11111.1 all file forces of
w 121- and fire, heat and cold, vegetable and
animal life are mightily: at trork, modifying
the boiiom of the ocean.
The scientific value of these owervations
lics' 1n the fact that the whole globe was, in
ancient geological ages, covered with water
and formed one boundless ocean. The land
of the continents hm gradually, under the
action of internal forces of upheaval, grown
out of this universal ocean. Most of the
strata of the rocks of the earth s crust were
deposited under the waters of this ancient
ocean Its sand bills and deserts are the
and banks deposited by ancient currents
Its limestone rocks are the beds of shells»
corals and line lime deposited from snctent
1110111152: and polities Its clay beds are de—
posits of fine mud at the bottom of deep wa-
ters. Its gravel and pebbles are the product
sea-warm on ancient sea shores As the
same quantity of water existed then as now,
spread at first over the whole globe, the
ocean was much shallower than at present.
Butas the land was upheaval, the waters
retired to the deeper regions Hence it is
evident that if we can investigate thorough—
ly the 5113- bottom, as it now is, we shall dis
cover exactly the process now going forward,
by which the land of the continents has been
produced, and its strata deposited. We shall
find exactly the same living sea- shells and
animals, whose fossils we now find in the
rocks. We shall read the record of the
earth‘s history, Ki it was myriads of ages
ago, now written in the some characters on
the bottom of the sea
Such are the problems which geologists
are endeavoriug to solve by the sounding
and dredging of the ocean-bottom. Already
the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean
Sea have been thus explored with most sig-
nificant results And now Agassiz with his
scientific corps are investigating the depths
of the South Pacific. One result already
readied is that while there have, no doubt,
been many convulsions in the earth's history,
yet there has been no real break in the cur
lution of the earth and its living creatures
from the bcginning. The species of animals
now inhabiting the 0cm depths are lineal
descendans from the Original forms of life.
Another result is that while tlicrc have been
succesivc upheavals and submergenccs of
the land, yet in gcncnl the present conti
ncnts have, since they began to be formed,
31 ways been continents, and the oceans have
always been oceans No devout mind can
study these marvelous phenomena without a.
feeling of 11110 in view of the vast processes
of the Creator.‘ whose goings forth were of
old, from cvcrlusting ‘——wbosc wav is in
the sea and his path in the great WW5 and
his footsteps are not known.“
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The terrible intensity of the sun‘s heat for
many days past, and the numbers of persons
who have been prostrated or in}crcd by it,
make cam and caution necessary to every
one. Hany suppose erroneously that direct
exposure to the sun‘s ray: is the only dan-
ger. Boxinnsany cum persons have been
smitten with it, who had not been soexponfi
The burning hens refiectal from the side
walks and the walls of buildings is not lose
fatal than the direct rays of the sun. There
are many things which predispose the sys
teen to the danger. One is the use of 1100.
holic drinks, inflaming the stomch, beating
tbcbioodendflringthe brain. Allows-ris
any cxetssive excitement or exertion which
exhausts vitality and lowers the tone of the
nervous system. Heavy dinners, immoder-
ate smoking. as indulgence of bodily pas-
sions, even intense intellectual :excitetnent
have been pneumonia; conditions to many
victims. The best safeguards are modera~
titan in movement and enjoyment, light
meals, temperate halite, and a quiet faith in
Mkeepina -:tho mind and body tranquil;
and the promise will not fail: “ Thou shalt
not be afield d the amw that fiieth by day
-uor of the destruction that wastcth at
noondty."
LAUMNCI .3 5.8315116.
Here ‘n the position of Henry A. Wise, of
Virginia, the man that has the unenviablc
Wputation of hanging John Brown.
He champions the forlorn hope of the brew4
coacilablewxhoif they mnstdie will die
in the. lust ditch,‘ In Insane Asylums they
have one wank devoted to 111:. confinement
of ineunbla, the men who have gone mad
beyond the hope of recovery. Gav.Wise
hankenaoell inthe ward of the political
incunbles. He cannot see, any better-now
thsninthetitne ofthe civil war,tl_nt “the
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—Keep shady.
——Fan 18 with your boots, (Hour )
~Rbamatistn complainers are scarce just.
now.
—Lcn1uns are high enough: to be called
luxuries.
—Xow begin to arrange for the annual
(amp-meetings .
—Choose your girLs for thc "wouligbt
excursion to night
-—Thoee postal cards will not be issued
until about Sept. lat
-—The first Jspanac kite made its apputr-
auce in town last week,
—Tl1e net profit of our fishermen just
now is flattering to them.
—Somebody who knows says:
the girls is a mute of time."
“ Hugging
—Tbc boys and girls are making the
most of their summer vacations.
—Mr. C. R. Bennett has gone to recruit
among the bills of old Litchfield.
-—Ol1 honey? as the bee said when he
darted towards a fresh blooming buckwheat
flcld.
—Tl1at carryall running to and from the
steamboat landing, goes loaded four times
each day,
—Tbcy say the early closing movement
among the 111crcbants up town don't amount
to much.
———Gu to Charles Lconnnls, west side of
the depot, when you wish to {:1 boots 11ml
shoes mended.
—Gxadus.lly the public ways are mending.
Behold Kain street and the progress up town-
ward and be happy.
——Grape vines about town are beginning
to show prospect of doing better than for
many previous years.
—Don’t put anymore twp cent stamps on
newspapers in wrappers, Uncle Sam only
asks for one cent now.
—“‘e are on the last half of summer.
Would it be disrespectful to say that, thus
far, its Lamp had burned out?
—Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Camp will rusti-
ute among the bills of Litcbticld County,
during the rat of the summer.
—T11e members of the Neptune Club
have concluded not to go on their annual
excursion “Down East“ this your.
—-Green corn came into market last week.
It looked splendid, but cholera morbus lurk-
ed close by, and spoilt fond expectation.
—Yestcnlay, L. 8. Curtis, 11 foreman in
the packing room of the Lock Factory, ran
a knife into one of his legs, striking a vein.
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-—A trout or two for dinner makes one
good humorcd. A fat pickcrcl or black fish
tends in the some direction, and are not to
be despised.
-—Look out for cmmtcrfeit half dollar
fractionals. A new batch, so it is said has
been put in circulation, and are well calcu‘
bled-to deceive. .
—A.lt our shoots are in good condition
except Main (but. Improveu’mnts' going
on there will wan-mt the exercise of a little
patient waiting.
4Now is the time for bass 113111113. The
riveraia'dlxu'bor arcfullof them. Om'sein
a while a black fish bite thrown in, night
not be despised
-We regret that one or two typographical
errors in Hr. Batcb'a letter to Senator Buck
Jinghatn, in another column, were inadvert-
ently overlooked
7Tb: Americas Club again possesses the
Erie Club House and propu‘ty at Greenwich,
which had been tempomrily wrested from
its rightinl holders. . ,
~Agoodplatcotioe creamisgood, and
tormeprioepu may m android-incl
Bowen. Awning. in. she: Yankee numb,
the day keep. to selli ‘
~The’re are two things impossible to tic-1
”M clean with 111 clothes pin,
rind dew W My 11: 111103qu
mitigate-t your are. .
—Do you feel that “ Old Sol" is going to
strike you I d nine? and aportof lusltude-
prewdes it . ,tod much water in-
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——-T11e D3“ . 31(30-2
erecting a "he Wand M" , ,. _
‘ time just main of." city: Cont faculties ‘ " g, ,
.3 are to be included in the work, and the
house will accommodate two engines.
—Arc you going to Saratoga, Long Branch
or Newport this summer! Step into swords,
and gs 615le his attention for traveling
and while you re are about it, buy an
umbrella to ta 8 m migbtn "‘In'. N“
-Lewis Hubbell 1% Go. of mu city are
building a large house in {Mold for Dr.
T. F. Allen. This criteria-king Inn seem
to have plenty of business in neighboring
towns as well as in their own locality.
—Witl1 the Bridgeport Leader, we would
have thuboys go in bathing early and often,
(some of them need it bad «1911th but we
would {have them adopt bathing dresses
which cover something more than a stabbed
109.
-—Those unsophisticated youthful indi-
viduals from the country who come to our
city, drink poor whiskey, and are “over-
come by beat," my haves chance for si-
lent meditation in the lock- up,» ere they
know it.
~Foraham steak of any kind,ng
Tucker w 110 keeps the depot saloon. Do you
wish a cold cut, pork and beans and all that,
call at the Eldorado across the way. For
oysters, just right, there is :1 nice place under
S. F. Peck‘s drug store. .
~If time bangs heavy on your hands, if
scorching suns deter you from accustomed
daily rides on country highways, buy an
excursion ticket toNcw York and back.
The Americus will carry, treat you well,
and enable you to keep cool.
-—To those inclined to find fault unjustly
with the acts of our police officers when on
duty, we would commend the perusal of I
column editorial on that subject in last. Sat-
urday' s Btidgeport Leader The arguments
there prcsentcdare unanswerable.
—'l‘ba_t twenty pounds, mountain-sweet,
white ed, dead ripe water melon; pro
canted by B91167, Raymond, was partaken
of way through to the rind. At present,
we are two full to adequately express our
appreciation of the gift.
—'I‘bc Grant folks flnd things rather hot
for them just now. They may find pecu-
liar satisfaction in the use of Greeley fans,
adorned with a beard and hair of white
down, now so mu :11 in vogue. Try them
gentlemen-You must sooner or later.
—We learn that the new usury law lately
put upon the statute book, will cause no par-
ticular change in the business transactions of
the First National Bank so far as rates of
discoum are concerned. “'e suspect the
Savings Banks may take advantage. of the
low. 7'
—Lz1dics! it is all important that you
should be in fashion. Without it you might
as well be out of the world. Go to Mrs.
Judtl‘s and 115k for the latest novelties, in
hatsdrcss patterns or what not, and you
may receive at fair priccs. Be advised and
live.
—lt is generally considered an indication
that one‘s spirits are depressed, that the
mental organization is out of order when
a man looks “down in the mouth," but we
saw Dr. Scranton looking down the mouth
of a patient last week with a decidedlv
smiling countenance.
—Th( Fourth Regiment, composed of
companies organiled in Fairfleld and Litch-
11.11am. hasheeaordered by 001.5
Holt to go into camp on September so,
which it will do either at Gregory 3 Point,
South Nom allk, or Sbippan Point, in Slam
ford. The ad regiment will eucnmp in Not-
wich or Ncw London.
—Tl1c Bridgeport Farmer, after weeks of
abuse and dcnouncement of Greeleyas a
man and as a candidate for the Presidency,
comes out since the Baltimore Convention,
and gracefully bows to the decision render—
cdby its party, and hoists the standard of
the Cbsppaqua Chief. The Forums 11115
only cruel that it might be kind.
—Tl1c Zings, a beautiful little yacht own-
ed by the Messrs. Charles and Landon
Ketcbum, of Westport, has arrived at Greg-
ory '5 Point for repair-11.011 July8, in West.-
port harbor, she was run into and stove
by 11 steam tug. A few days on the drag-up
will mend matters and give joy to be: many
friends. She was originally brOUgbt from
Savannah, Ga.
—-11 km Mr. E H. Edmond of East Nor-
w,nlk who superintended the setting off of
fireworks up towu on the eve of July 5th.
The sto1y that 111- Edge the maker of the
works, sent one of his best men to look af-
mum duty" thong-111111111: brain of
someslny enthusiast. Yeais ago, Mr. Ed-
mood was employed in Edge‘ 5 factory. The
story came from that fact.
—We regret to state that vandalism has
been practiced of late in uptown ceme~
eterles. We hear of shrubs, plants, and
flowers, ruthlessly removed. These anheld
sacred to a~dcgree whitmbnly thoeewho
have buried a friend known“! to m:
and the act of desecration-'1: entitled to
somethingtnore mense‘veratcemnre. . We
hope itmsy not be repeated. ’ »
411,1,- R. Stuart Willis, 0fB£00klyn,N. 7.,
formerly on the staffof Col. J‘atIiaFlsk, Jr,
made a hue! call at our union on Monday.
Hr. Willis incoming of a pdlliclaxiJnd
mmin moqnnqu‘umm lookifter
s with a new to missing
some conclusions to organisations at hone.
_,chumda to run for the Whfi‘fmm’
the 3d district, Brooklyn,ln November next.
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mm 11mm some
boys playing on the embankment neii- the
track threw handsful of broken oyster shells
atthe cars. Many of the car windows be~.
ingopulandthetninlnrapidmotion,
these shells entered. :an “WM”
hit in the eye”, arising at: 111m twhich
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seamen, m either hurt or annoyed.
" the Nor-walk
the folbwlnu gen
reelected Directors. m yttrium you.
ed: DudleyP. Eln'fii‘fi. m.cm
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B. St. John, Charles F. '
subsequent meeting of the m Dud-
ley P. Ely- was unanimously redacted
President, and Geo. B. St. John wasunani-
mously rte-elected Secretary and Treasurer.
—It pains any remonable man to see ani~
mals abused. There is no excuse for cruel-
ty, particularly if it happens to be some
noble horse. On Monday last, with a’- dozen
persons looking on, we saw a person brutal-
ly kicking a horse 111 the' heel! with his
thick soled boots The poor bruit had
done his best to obey u very unworthy mas-
ter, and seeming to fall, was the recipient. of
unkind cuts, which, to any the least would
have act better on the back of the perpe-
trator. Where isBorgh? 2
—Mr. S. F. Peck has a new kind of fly
paper, or liquid preparation for killing flies
Afly has only to touch the article to find
himself a defunct fly. Peck carries out
dead flies from his store each day by the
bushel, and each returning day seems to fur-
nish a family larger than its predecessor.
ready to be gobbled up. Peck keeps on kill-
ing and the flies keep on coming. Some-
body suggested the propriety of stopping
the process, butPcck thinks there is sport
in this kind of warfare, and we hope he
may be Successful in enjoying it. He sells
this fly poisoncr cheap.
—By advertisement in another column it
will be seen that there is to be trotting on
the Fair Grounds on Saturday next at 3:30
o ‘clock for a purse of $175—$100 to the first,
$50 to the second, 325 to the third There
are to be four entries, and the new proprie-
tor, well known throughout the country,is
doing everything in his pow or to make the
race acceptable and enjoyable Mr. L Sco-
ficld will run a line of stages from this city
to accommodate the public. llis price will
be fair, Admission to the grovuds,50 cents.
For our part, we feel perfectly 11:1 ft: in
South Norwalk while the hot weather lasts,
for whether we lounge around Peck's cor-
11., or take a strool down Washington
smut mm: the warfs night or day,thc
comfortable assurance is made manifest that
if we are thirsty we can have it quenched,
if we are hungry we 0:11 have it appeascd,
are we gasping for pure air we can obtain a
fro-sh breath, do we want anything, no mut—
ter what, we can get it by merely saying the
word. We set out to speak of root beer, ice
cold, price five cents, and having found it,
We close, advising those in want to seek as
we have done.
-—Sho11lcl the weather prove to be pleasant
this evening, a large crowd of ladies and
gentlemen "will embark on the steamer
Americas for an excursion by moonlight to
New Haven. She will sail under the aus~
plces of the Old Well Lodge. The City
Brass and String-Band are to furnish music.
Fuller will do the refreshment part. Capt.
Lune will accompany to inure safety, etc,
and the wholctbin; is offered to gentlman
with one lady for a paltry 81.50. Take
along an extra lady and it will cost an even
‘2. No better opportunity will occur this
summer for a delightful moonlight sail on
the Sound.
—As :1 couscquenoc of eating the quanti-
ties of unripe fruit, now offered in market,
we may look for victims who may pass
sleepless nights, and not very pleasant days
The doctors know how it is, but we will
not give them credit for bestowing free ad-
vice In regard to the matter, that. is not
their businas Indeed, if they have “in-
formers" in their employ, whose duty it is
to watch those who may cut more fruit that
common sense dictates o1- suggats, in order
that they may lay out. each nights work, it
would not surprise us. This is an age of
incenulty, and every trade and profmsion
must have a' living.
—Stillsou the Druggist keeps a superior
article of Extract'llamdica Ginger, which he
claims is a tip. top preventive of those disa»
greeable sensations which hot weather on-
genders He presented us with a bottle last
week at a time when all hands won‘tili. "
A few doses were sufllclent to restore, and
work gooson as before. Sdllsou is e bene-
factor, ssort of 3906 Samaritan. Are you
sick, he gives Janiaies- Ginger. Are you
tbimty, beeris dispensed. He pours in no
oil or wine, but rather a splendid quality of
syrup, ‘which causes many, like the Devils
of 616,111-1th with similar intent, to. pass
by on the other side—bis side. Unlikethe
host oflnciout date, he requires tlv'e cents
instead of two, lint then his flavors are
worth the extra student.-
,—Lsst Satpr'day ‘witnemed one of the
finest games of base “hall ever played in this
. vicinity. The union was between the Mn-
.tual and Winnipauk clubs, on the Mutual
grounds, and resulted” in avlotoryrortbe
former byasciiie of 15 to 11W: give a
complete report of the game: .
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wise, the article' 15 about correct.
~Atlthe Tabernacle Church, Rev. lili-
Patemnssuflect last Sunday morning was
takanfgom Heb. xi: 24, 25. He sought to
how tldt life pains of religion are prefera-
nblo
true Christian’ 5 experience the dullest side
of God's service is mmhan the bright-
est sideof sauna hoadtgb‘; and W
things in religion were better than the best
things in irrehgion, Sin’srcign was a bad
one and a brief one , whilethe pleasures of
every true Christi!“ me W’WMMS 11
sting and without end. In the evening the
Sabbath School concert. was addrpssed by
Mr. Kellogg, of Troy, N. Y., who spoke
very interestingly on “ Habit, " and by Mr
Paterson, who told the scholars some thrill—
ing experiences of a. voyage across tho At-
lantic. A few marks {mm the Superin-
tendcnt of the school closed a very interest-
ing concert, which was largely mfcnded.
——Heat bad itscffect on church congrega-
tions last Sunday. .If such a thing ware
possible and we feel warranted in saying it,
it was hotter, or it ma! so to 112-, than
any day that had preceded hit-f There was
undue inclination to 13111161111111 leaf fans
and a lassitudc was was depicted in every
countenance that told how happy the bear-
ers would be when the last word of the
sermon should fall. There is no strictures
to make on the sermons however, for they
were good) But hem must“ give their
undivided attention to a silicate no matter
how finely drawn or how eloquently pre-
sentcd when self preservation (from heat)
compels them to set aside» :1 portion of that
attention. After all there is no knowing how
much one can endure 9115*ch until one
is put to the test. If one snakes up his
mind to endure, he will endure. A few
weeks hence short days and cool nights will
make us wish for the heated term again.
—D[ED. —-In Norwflk, July 15th, James
11. Mitchell, son of Uimes Mitchell, Esq,
aged 28 years 7 months, and Q days. After
a long and painful illness, this young man
has yielded to that power which sooner or
later will mark the close of time for us all.
With a constitution not over vigorous, be
yet had moral vigor enough hen his coun-
try called, to enlist in her as ice, and amid
the smoke and carnage at Port Hudson,
when lots were drawn to determine who
should compose the party of final assault on
that town, his patriotism and bravery were
assured. The shattering of an arm could
not turn him from his post cf duty. He
was carried from the field, and when the
war closed returned to Connecticut, but
never fully recovered from the shock rc-
ccivetl at Port Hudson. His death will be
mourned by numerous friends. He was a
member of (‘0. (1.20111 Conn. Begt. The
funeral took place yestctday at St. Paul‘s
Church, Winn—n
—A1 a. most“ of that nor: directors of
the Fairfleld County Fire Insurance Com
puny, held t their office on w'l‘hursday last,
)8 EHMGW We?
responsible ofilce of its President. hen we
consider that no gentleman connected with
this company since its formation, has work-
ed more earnestly and faithfully for the
advancement of its interests and none have
labored more disinterested”, we cannot but.
say, and believe we are expressing the sen-
timents of every stockholder, that the can—
didatc has been well chosen, will reflect
honor upon those with whom he is to be
associated as chief, and will tendbybis great
tact and experience in financial matters to
attain success for a company which, though
quiet youthful, is yet among the strongest in
the State. At the same meeting Mr. Ben-
ry R. Turner, former general agent for the
company, in which capacity he did much to
secure the success which it now enjoys, was
elected Secretary ,
‘-Sincc July lst. this eslablisbmcnt has
twice been made the victlm of misplaced
confidence. Agents of two operatic or dra-
matic companies have visited us with the
request that we publish the advertisement
of some public performance proposed to be
given in the Opera House up town. As 15 our
custom we complied, gave them notices and
crowded out in one instance, matter that
would. hare yielded cash. The Chicago
and New York dramatg combination pm-
mised largely but departed leaving us in
the lurch. Hooley’s agent stalked into town,-
madea great flourish, but when the time
came on Friday evening last, was like the
Inshmsn’a tnosquitos, not to be found. In
each instance our bills were made out for
2.3me but we havens yet, only taken
z» 9.. M...” ,
,not begin tops): our bill. The Gazette' 15 in
prising and expectant nervs defile; up town
has some hopes of some day getting bad;
the $21.03. and some odd cents, loaned to
Hooley’ 3 agent. We hope he may be sm-
1:111. We did'nt, lend anything, we gage
them .outand out.
fiqiflmm mt melt, 639m :A
Ix. Webbervand James 8. arm, will visit
. this city and also two days. ,With them
will ban fine. regimental band and depth
(Home :Acthaelnnlof m; 3-? MESS the
mynidnts. for entertainment, Jud not
wmwwflm but.“ 5m able to give
a brief «about “new. Thesis-
iting companies will arrive in this city 011
Honda! awning at 11 o ’olock. Thy will
.Wmflii IV Wyn, ($ng
6. moles» Grows. After a short par-
ado mix. the streets they, will book-
We .-Towudemwng,vc—fortn gadget)-
needn't BuWWJ’u-k for dress We
and review; by; Hem Elyrand citizens.
Arum
did not revent then- indulgence in an after-
M
noon 5 game a? c1133, 3W,
trouble for our pains. Ten dollars would -
flip 33mg fix, and we learn that one. .enttar— ,
“l
«~0- Mnndw next Companies Rand Gqf
' kisser-aw ..
thence, but they could not bring themselves
to think be bad so far dWOm his
friends and innocent playmates—“Mayo
without notice. Jerry kept out of their way,
thus efidfieing 111,51 welldaid pipe. t it
.1 saws?!- ,1, "<2
'1'
mum iii. ‘7’"?
{Communicated} - ‘.
Mvannxn Eastman;
TheGascttstnsn Wmhtaltcvenhe
say PwShidanf Flourish LHbyt Eh gone in
Dodrondacks. He isbnichlgonc, 111111215
every dough to do vorks.
$33.77? 7273:?
1.918%“
Board of Counefimel. -
A meetingof tbeBoujdwaahsldanM‘on—
day evening, July 15.15111 the manners
were present. . .
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and approved.
Bills from the Soul}:l Norwalk Printing
Company for 3.23.89, {3% 191%”!1.
$343. 65, were refe to approfis om-
mittecs.
A report was received and awepted from
the Committcemd of Frillholdcrs appointed to
assessbengma (loci? on Main street.
The following bills did’ei‘a’i paid :‘—’-
Raymond, Sherwood 1k Co , $4.20; Amusi
Giddings, $45.
W. C. Cameron, Herman Jost and Rodol-
phus 0. Reed made application for the po-
sition of supemumerary policemen Stc
phcn Hodges applied {or the position of
Chief
On motion, balloting was proceeded with
for members of the police and other city
omcers. We am. the sdmitsful canal-
dates: Chief of Police, Stephen Badges;
Regulars, Orrin A. Tattle, W. H. Watebury,
Supernumerarios, Herman Jost, Henry W.
Hallock, JohnW. Bullock, M. W. Leland
City Attorney, Ammi Giddings; Street Corn
missioner, Lorenzo Dibble- Coroner M. B.
Pardee,ll’. D, City Surveyor, William T.
Craw; Inspector of Elections for the Third
Ward to fill vacancy; M. W. Leland.
The application of PL 0. Reed and W. C_
Cameron were laid on-the table.
1115' Honor the Mayor was authorized to
all -r 11 reward not exceeding $25 for the de-
te1 lion and conviction of any person or
pgsons who shall violate Section: of an
01'!in flfive lo aims in . if
T“ iyi aintark 51,4 fiixiictcd 10$an
parties in interest on ‘Main street in reg
to assessments and damages.
The Clerk was also instructed to draw an
order on the City Treasurer in favor of An,
drew .l. Hutchinson for $300 on account.
The Street Committee was authorized to
grade on file sidewdks on (Hiy st’réel if not
commenced by property- holders on said
street within ten days from this date.
A complaint fromfl “ “'histleville" in re-
3011 16 a M? Elia W Mir was
for investigation to the L ommittcc on Sen—
crs.
The matter of the Norwalk Gaslight Com-
pany as to putting the street in repair, was
left with the Ordinance Cotn'mitee ‘5?
Adjourned.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.__
B. 111. 111- .15, at John E.Su1it11's.
The place to buv Hosiery is at Burncs‘
Brus.
Live Geese Foatltersci Buckiugbani’sFur-
niture Store.
Try the Old Well Club Cigars, for sale by
C. vaartz 15: C0.
Something new. The Old Well Club Ci-
gar, C. Swartz 5: Co. manufacturcis.
Another lot of those cheap {While Skirts,
just received at Barnes’ Bros.
Fresh Confectionery,"Fruits, Nuts, French
Prunes, etc, at John E. Smith.
For fineness of flavor and pleasant taste
we recommend the Old \Vell Club Cigar.
filing “Edison! (pt “1121311135116 all
colors,at Bamcs‘ Bros ' A
A few pieces of those Pique left, at 200m.
11 yard worthEt'i news, a! Munson‘s,Main St.
Munm'im the Wrmior Hosiery,
Emilwfiwpfikifi. m mm“
Gloves; Notions, Eco.
The best assort— mentof Kéd Glovesjn town >
may be found at,
LDtkfiMkSons.
gene-daw—
.14
Juiubfl P1181830: irritation 61s.
coughs, colds, &c. For sale byS.
- 9. “Iii; :Si (11.0? "11 :7 1:1:
his?!
4561 no; Kid Glovesg 1115: Reel" 'ved, .111
W} I! fiM‘D Met sure, M St,
South Nos-walk. . .
throat
Peck,
at: the Misses Dawson’s, No 3 Cbichester‘s
Block, South Norwalk. .
One hundred pi¢es of Hamburgh Edging:
and Inner-tings, from 12;» cents to 90 (nuts I
yard, at Manson‘s, Ely‘s Block, South Nor-
walk.
I. § ‘ f v v v -
'ggog. {flicn‘émnyf élt£,§);l quali-
ty, from $1 to $1.75 per pair, at. Munson's
Fancy Store. ‘
1
at, .
A. Dickertnan a; Son’s.
giiwgsm‘limi' W ‘osi Bella
Perfume, at "
New 5113151; of (1.... Neck Ties and Bows.
bkkfifim 11
lemming“
Prlest,
Polycl
533%
Special Wk
mm
or... MM... sggmc; ° 5.?“
m inland-xylem.
31; J1 , .
, Piano for Sale.
-._..A A- ,
‘ 1 am W‘s or
1 w mm mm... when.
87%“ Bowsytnn Conn
fifiéflé’moflr'
11158 mi 3 amend a m shoot
for children is: m‘ unlddle house,
ya“ the attention parents" to this
notlw. Term:y
To Rem.
THE Ewenfinfltflogm‘ {a 9
ring street
- Inquire of :gBA
€353,
. card
“7111] furnished rooms, 111' a small private family.
in a leaeant part. of the city.b five minutes
walk from c Depot, can be whingpzlng to
Opposite the residence of Alfred Knapp, Chlpolfl at
.lie-n; Tone (1 :1
uper part of a house (containing flv c rooms 1
ross sujcet near Woodward Avenue Rent
$10 a month. Apply to
mt! DITDLEY P ELY.
A3871: wags“
1:08 the Putnam Life Indsnranue may. Gourd
to
”131 “mutant-elicit NE“.
644! 0111.1
um" 11 Wanted.
“7m W oodiand near mk’i‘fik‘dmv $540! of
Bog land and pieced Addie. or ap
plva to LL VANDKRBILT
8:3—1‘Lerove South Mall:
For Sale.
“Down Town.‘ Has a fin:
é House 'vrflh Intel: guild. mad Mod on
cw
oflnngle Wfllboaoldcnp and
mostotmeamotmtunuwpw .
plyw Y .EL .
76-“.
#M ——-s_.-f..,.Ll—" W.
For Sale.
Am mucus and two lots sumo fat. situated
near Five Kile River Mg. Manuel
Also mileh cows
quire on the premises:
3&1! - :500FIELD
Extra Notice.
filly.
FMHWJI in
who may notbeable to .animal actor at
his bead-quarters uptown, arrangements have
been nude with 111-.mp1: Dunning. Postmaster
who is authorized to rename tax: and give rulpt
forums-ma, at theBtstOfla.
874R JOHN RAYKOXD. Collector.
omce armada county Fire
Insurance Company.
THE Board of Directors have this day July 1111.1
1873. declarcda semi annual dividend of flu
per cent. parable on and after
884%
HEN YR Tl. mm.
Sm" 8"‘Me‘
’l‘ the house known as the “my Nee“ am
A few am Hmisdoutb Nor-walk
mm can
be accommodated; also table br-rd. The lace fur-
nishes atlne new of the. harbor and son and in
only five minutes walk from the depot. For par
ticulars enquire at Refreshment Boom in the dt'pul
If!
nomé RICK.
HE subscribers propuew firefly their farm. at
T East Vomalhin o I an
prepar 111 :f citizens of South Norwalk
and 1aciuity 111-king tbcadva
rage of being near ourcuetom to be Bb!‘
by FAIR EALLVG 1 1
win on mm of Oneal)“:
71 U ”VIN BROTHERS
Notice.
Stallion America Pei-c.3111» seen at th1
stable of Mr. m Salad. nth Nomlk.
Tuesdays and Saturdays of each Ace cck.
steamers“ crowd
Ind
essential We: .
are invi to enmme this stallion for When. Br
awfild- of hunbng will not asks a modern with
on
B-Gw’ , 11 3141:5911
unifying!!! MW grout
FOB sale “me“ inlets from 111111. 11
fifty-12e- ved. Pl
.1... 1 1a 1...... ”351%“an ’
undulan d
2321
romanticaly. A portion is mwmymd shad-d
native trees. 9 and other. 1111-
of the most desirable ate in the State for a genti-
man s (new on Pro-19w:
Hill. it! view of Long Island Tun
‘ ': Iv. 311111
We»:
acres;
ammo-anew
first l~
“iii. Ila
l .. . y
”i...
WM.
illty tag“ entire m
WANTED—“W to sum
M; w mks-911:1
one mini-wed.
mm‘nfmr; I
50m Nonwmloly 17.18:: 1
......... s:
has!
n-
beams. 1'3“ :1 'i‘wfitfi; frag"
An Ordinance ”have to
It: (has
gang “we.
fixtuhrt‘lnI-d: 5"
neg-v»
Aleutian: . «inn.
_ warm, m
_ p; ”flour-ho. Ivor
h..s~a-aeu&‘
Inn's—cool. , d
of .7 v J ' E
cm...- ‘ . *1
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ADitiennankSonn,
r: H" 7% 'i.
Attention is called to the new Trevoir
Kid Glove—each pair wan-uteri. To be ‘ -
“18%!!!” fiflflmgmma, No. S 'V M
1 mock.“ South Norvnlk.
brim-ymmoil
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