uruzlio. , ‘ ‘ . _~ ,... ‘ ..
l- HIM“ tho 'TF‘Eh'Migw
hem anaemia-t. than!“ he}: an
minted man, who ha been imprisoned and
“mogul, W.¥ seemed lobe ’rthe
any or the retained the human
.7! Hon Hunt for the acquisition of the
mummy 0! course this explnins the can-
has? M be hareceirrdfrom thePresi‘
lrnt and the administrution senators. and is
mother insane: of the corrupt action of
the mlliury and sendoricl rings which
Imrc drift-n the administration on the lee
-h in“. where they already begin to hear
rvmrof the bro-ken of popular con-
immatinu. which will wreck their ship
w \9 Remember. The following letter of
\l: 1!.31t'h will introducoand explain his
~. an: In Senator Buckingham. [ED 1
‘y' "1: F313" ’7' dffli‘ gratified
l :m Ewe herewith copy of a letter of
‘.: m tn muimmwkhh I would
H: out you to publish in the ScxnxcL. It
not intended for publication and Iwish
rv lud been no uawity for it, but Mr.
Hxlunghcut'l “huge conduct in attempt-
- _' m cleft-ml the president and excuse and
; 'ntrrt his favorites with his committee of
:‘H‘ni‘tlmt‘nl. in the Sew York Custom
ll‘ sac investigntion. and in spinning it out
t:- - months. ' . the close of the session of
. 'ngrt"- in order to avoid taking up an.
vther isnwtigatiun which had been reicrred
»., hi~ . nmmittec. knowing how much more
i mum; that wouldbc tn the president
su‘. ht" militzry “ring.“ and which has
‘. . n lh “0‘ severe Wions
x «2.. Mo! Mhpmics. I hue thought
' E w tn the g‘unpic of the State that they
am id know how far hie partiality for Mr.
r.. .n' has tempted him from the path of
:uy "a another etc. when the lite, the
’u rt} not the ix:tcrt~.-t.~ of a citizen of the
\ ,r.
t" 1*
an mun-.1
rise (wars-- of liuvt‘rnur Buckingham
*u-w- hnw actuary it )1:- become for any
1 wt: l1." '1: I!“ home to occupy an im—
pmmnu in the Government at
\\ .t-hmwz, imwucr advanced in years, or
‘1‘ “Yr? PIIYQ anal will“ '50,? previous
my how has. to iollow tho exam<
9. ~ "I M? Linc-tin When putting from his
\ mla ml m‘flilvrr‘, l't Tchumy lat,
. ' i? la! In.”
..
.‘ Y'utu
, ,u
f
I)_t\ l‘ H \Tt H
.0- --
‘nwury II Ibo I sued Stun-n.
I one tut in the Knit“! flutes arr eight
:hafll uhh r tucmbcrship of
Mum : w Marital crud allure: thousand
.«udrn. drawing tho maid growth of
. mum ununtn‘. The State of
s \«rk ‘l“ the l:tr:_'1\i number of the
am. :.“:9. Illinois nut, 36.250 Peary
'. rut LL22" Ulric. ENVY. Indiana, ‘23,-
“uuifm. ‘31172; Kentucky. 20,338.
My lmlr Maw nf l'unneclk‘ut has 14,072;
pl ,5... the larzwt number. to any one
42:. -y n} lodge in the country. 565,
Nut Turk comes next, 561'. and
x when” run if” Such agmwth speaks
i. vljv-._
rl‘ “:1
r
\
4%
1.33.:
mil {of mu urn-M; tut l the institution was _
. L. .r< i2. enemies would like to make it
”u- order would 5cm hut-c flourished as
hippo) 331 Wflt‘illly But masonry
' mil-ltd .a- it §~, on the best principles of
l'nugwurar .uhl monthly and aided by
.s..tinity there con be no doubt of its
. ' :‘u h 4?)
lb “le!“ :s mat l-c {mind in ctcly na~
no and dime umlrr the sun, where the
wait Hide- All“ true.- liud is believed in.
l‘ .r .uu'nry ln thr opinion held by anti
' . z-nn- nu nun (All he mmlc a mason who
». a lolit\t‘ in the existaucc Of God.
i. .. rm: v.1 nu infidel can be under a ma-
is.
Unruly. liquor: the great current our
. tun-nut more in any lodge room.
The imbue: love to our Women
... taught throughout the whole length
w. % Md mar and found In the
”24:5 ..: my. lodge.
«o.
Westprt.
' M; ~mmlay loin Elks Ruth-l Imatc'uc, on
the} from tiltV’nfit‘ItI to this place, was
W from a “M“iuantlywlod.
”Mm [theatres are working wilt
.zu'rl and interim! to make the now scheme
tor it not tungrtiou a am. We learn
.' a min-o i~ united with determination
a » climb the thing and put it in shape for
u .Lrh u hon work is n-quin‘j. and to mm!
;a l" {r 5 haunts when the fish are grown.
l‘bv lm'liiuu continue to bowl for and
ignorant payment at the inasmuch Bridge
\ls “time our village bridge is allowed
me clam a {rightful aprxtadc of dilapida-
iii
1?... bath): surveying part), spectacles
. .-2 4:3, law b {a and trluu up 'plal’lcfi in
mum
V1: 5 ll Alden will rebuild hit burnt
w 1 names
Weapon ”do to man-t rwhffies by
s.» x at: or car loo-l.
Ilay has fallen [mm 32!) to $15 per ton in
w fir”:
9.1.. W S Maples. lately hurt byjunrping
'u v: ' . triage, Sgt-thin: b9"??-
PAUL.
MW
STATE mus.
...._.
l warty «our trains two to end from Dur-
‘mtz-r dolly. '
re-tsnitcs fl
tzrgrtm on Aug-It Ch.
The (‘ filler An Exhibition at New Haven,
rm ml to be; greet m
The middle“: Bully Constitution is o
W of.
the mpgg “
appear-nu -10.; in ~een mount! :11
rotten. ~v excelI'eut ante. of prescr-
Frnnklin Plntt, -
clerk, acting school H» of probate, town
ford, left town ten dtfit‘atc.’ 3t Webb-3g;
Ire rgnonnt as to his wand his frie
amounts-re all right, and hihouts.
spoken,“ in connection with gag-tore is
improprieties social
A hurdles Voluutown mm though. bl
would add to the beauty of his picture to
taken with a. mustache, and weardinglg
blacked his upper lip with some che '
which he found in the photographer‘s col-
lectron. They proved to be powerful acids,
and where he used to wen u lip he now
wears a piece of raw meat.
The» Norwich Advertiser says: Henry
Haynes of Old Lvme, is the {other of twelve
ma e children He, himself, is the youn t
born of twelve children, equally drvid as
to sex, six b0 5 and six girls, or, as he says,
six of one on half A dozen of the other.
His sister is the mother of twelve children
and also his aunt He is the happy uncle of
two hundred and sixty nephews and niecm.
Dudley Buck, the Hartford organist and
composer, who went to Chicogo,wns burned
out, and has now settled in Boston, is tak-
ing high rank among the organists and
teachers of that city: . He has been appoint-
ed regular we: of the greatorgan in the
music hall, nod, for this Ind playing at St.
Paul’s, reociva $3, I. you; which, with
his income from tea ing. gin-s him a very
comfortable salary.
A shock of earth cake was felt at Green—
wich and Rye, on hursduv morning. Its
duration was five or six seconds, At. Port-
chestcr, Ashley of the Journal was awaken
at 5:30, turned out of bed, cud thought the
day of judgment (for him) had come. Crock»
ery rattled, tables danced, fences were
thrown down, cattle were frightened, a
tidal wave in the Soundthrown up, fish kill-
ed \wc expect) and there was a general time
of tribulation. The shock was distinctly
felt on Long Island.
Two Norwich gentlemen awoke Wednes-
day night with the cheering reflection that
they had been poisoned. Subset‘uent events
strengthened their bel'ef, and on y energetic
measures saved them. The most. perplex-
‘ng mystery, however, is how the poison
could have been administered. as they had
eaten nothing that evenin but eight or ten
soft crabs, some pickled c me, half a water
melon, and some more pickled clams They
think the vinegar in which the clams were
prose. fed must have been kept in a copper
kettle and so become poisoned.
Mr. Richardson, 3 Norwich tcamster, was
assailed by a stallion, on Wednesday, at
Money Creek, md dmger’ously hurt. Mr
Richardson was approaching the animal‘s
head when he se'zed his left wrist. between
his teeth, and bit and shook until he dislo
exited the arm both at the elbow and at the
shoulder, and crushed. the wrist, flesh. and
bones so badly that amputation was necess-
ury. The vicious brute held on like a bull-
dog. and only let. go upon the coming of
another man, who had been summoned by
a woman who heard Richurdsou‘s cries.
_.—_—————-
"1h Md and Fats-Illa: 8mm, .
"‘ DIERICUS
Will lave South Norwnlk,
This“ mm, lull mm.
0]
mm “21:83:31, m" on o loanllfim Kxcnrulon 3
l Lesve ven,
hashing stul
The City Brace and Cotillion .
en will accompny
Excursion, cud those who
time in the gay and feetlve
0013?); will be
a as .
moot respectable ooullght Excursion “R" ““1
sailed {roan South Norwflk, u there will be a “£335
number of tickets sold, and no are admitted
board without a ticket. "
Positively no liquor cold on the boot: and the
Committee will see that this order is enforced.
The Refreshment department will be under the
control of Ir. Robert Puller, the welloknowu outer-er,
who will furnish n variety of Refreshment: rt rea-
sonable rate; Also
the regulu rates on
me‘ dnily tripe.
the _ having been
wish can? Wyfig
dunee t.oҤ.,F h [.8
to make this the
to thou: who wish, u Supper at
bill of Pure on stmmer Amer
TICKETS, ad‘l‘fiii‘fitv, $1.50
EXTRA LADY, so CENTS.
Notice—Tickets not constable.
Should the weather prove stormy the Excursion
will be poetponed until the next plenum evening.
COXIm.0F 'T8.—R. H.
. W. , . '. S. Kmpp,
Geo. Nmell, W. I. Sound 8. , Peck, W. ‘.
innurdiw. ll. Raymond. W. need. W. Gilbert»
eon, W. Snmmir. F. A. Volk, W. (H. Wilkins. F.
F. Byxbec.
Union Marble Works,
RORWALK. CONN.
The eubecrlberhu nude Arrangements by which
8.
he will haunt! receive
Scotch Granite,
Direct from Scotland. Be is Ilse prepurcd to fur
nleh every kind of
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN lARBLK.
GILLETTE DRAB. OB BROWN STONE
DIONIJ’MENTS
9
subs, Tnhletn. Slea. to. I: well Is Muller and
Furniture Slabe In general.
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Cemetery Fencing, Iron Railing, Theo,
l-‘umlehednnd put up At short notice and on \cry
favonblc terms.
Kept-nee: on establishing“ the oldefl 3nd best
known of nay “’utcrn Connecticut. the subscriber
tool- that It: rqmuuon tor "ti-dc excellent» end
honorable deal' ls already too well established to
#BREVITIES.
England drank 56.000 tons of 1m llst‘,
ycur. ‘
“The Bourbon bolt at
Baltimorc, was the little end of nothing
whittled down to an exceeding tine point.“
At Bestnn bars they sell
punches. That may he the
many sons have been “ rum-
A n exchange says:
nitro‘glyccrinc
reason wuy so
struck of late,
up there. -
. “ Some stars never set," remarked Jones»
, “ Doubtless," said Jenks. “How about
rut-slum“ RSI-19d Juries, using his handker-
5 Chief freclcy.
l
r
51:; iv“; E?
A lady. on being asked what
was the meaning of the words
lcncc that walketh in darkness,
that, “ in her opinion, it was bedbug<."
.l’rof. She-pare, of Amherst College, Mas-
sachusetts. has one of the largest collection.
of meteorites in the world. It embraces
HG different meteoric stones 93 mz~t‘:0ric
irons.
An “ out cast invalid was ordered by a
physician to take three ounces of brandy 8.
day, and knowing that sixteen drums make
an ounce, has patiently been taking forty
eight drinks a day ever since.
she thought
“ the pesti-
” answered
A veteran was relating his exploits to a
crowd of boys, and mentioned having been
in five engagements. “ That’s nothing,"
broke in a little fellow, “ my sister Agnes
has been engaged eleven times."
A short time since, a workman who is
noted for his great “ moderation,“ fell a
distance of fifty feet, and escaped with only
a few harmless scratches. A wagish friend
hearing of the accident remarked: “The
fact is ‘Joe’ is too tamal slow to fall fast.
enough to hurt himself 3"
JAMES HITCHBLL, Ammr.
GRAND
Mechanic Street, in the rear of the new Bunk.
need comniendo on. Addrcss E. B. PRICE. Agnt.
. OI’
wt“. 45-
A (“1% 'I‘(3 BI’\'
TIII‘I T’I’.
DRuG
Mineral Water, Ginger Ale,
ROOT BEER
AXD
SOI)A ‘VTA'l‘ 143R
AT 1
S. F. PECK’S Drug Store,
iltuoun BROTHERS,
Foot of Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK,
V" HOLESALE DEALERS IN
1‘10“ 1'.
Feed. AS
liu y.
Straw.
Oil,
Pork, '
AUCTION SALE
BU I L!) I}! G LOTS,
Pine Point, South Norwullr,Ct.
SATURMY, JULY 20, 1872.
AT ll) O‘CEOCK. A. ii.
The subscribers will sell without reserve to the
highest bidder, on the ground, out I’lelu‘
lulu-g Lou, stunned at o rel-t,
about lulu {Io-m South Nanak. 5 mixes from
Stun! and 1m: from Fire Kile like: Station
on the New York 3; New Koren W.
Sound ad allot” mart-nous i. ’ngtql-‘irhfi ‘ -
.o. pom~ out! a. . new no r... in 1mm. Best Wheat Bran m the Market.
.m'm; fimfi from:
The Seth Email City Bani
Wm furnish Music, and s
. .fllékcum BAKE
> winheglmumm
Tmfimwmkmdehma‘mfim
MW” ' uremia-uh .
“Elly. JiAii : ‘, ,' g;- y the!”
at has Kitchen. Sor-
Sufism-graft”
llnms.
Mackerel.
But tor.
Lard,
I’omtoeS.
Tug-1111’s,
0““, Latest
Ctr I'm-vs. dz 0.
Fresh G round Feed,
every day from
19
”E if
assertions MILL.
734
; ELITWEEL‘EEEE
M AND FACTORY.
c. ointmentcoq
«fit a... a .9. -~
acmomnc ‘ p 7 U n
. “81‘“ Gym“; I l» ti”
., mmomz mzc -
”‘3‘33‘4 .
. . _. 7: i
. l E " Ii'i‘l“ w
- '4
V " ,,~,.A,; .5 ‘
Largest in
.
e
:
ideas-ll
Cheap as
Who Dears in the Best, of
l
I
*tnoetmts, Flllllll. run,
31;:flig Linrki‘igi’i‘
Ann Poems-torts,
At the Lowest 151°10th
..
REMEMBER THE PLMF. :
.Uw a line usoruucnt of
Styles,
(‘olc‘bmted
llallanga Ice Cream, ,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Nov-walla, a...
HOSIERY. IIANDKERCHIEFS. TRISH-
MINGS, I‘ARASOLS. LINEN OOIr
LARS AND CUFFS, CORSETS,
KID GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS. TA»
BLE LINEN, 'I'OW‘l-Ilfi, SHEENNGS;
PIQISI‘IS, PRINTS, SHA‘VLS, ETC,
can be
FOUN 1) AN YWHERE,
Gent’s Linen and Paper Collars,
TIES, ETC.,
at
Barnes Bros.,
mama’s chx. IAIN s'r.,
South Norwdlr, mum, rem
D’ARTOIS’S
MABLISIIED IN 1849,:
the,
w. w. COMSTOCK’S,
\
1,
i
l
‘Dibble’s Block. South Norwalk. Conn.
E
1New Stock Throughout! Raw IS-meml
FOR 7
EBARGAINS
N. H. CAMP,
nu a splendid Imminent of goodemtuhte for
m and litter Trait,
And will ofier crater inducement: to purchasers
than ever before u
DRESS GOODS.
WHITE GOODS,
liOSIERY.
. 7 horrors;- llTC.
‘fr‘ P‘f"? new
0 5a. 32';
t
'ab
nhnvnv'm
“ I any, John, who keep. the best. Shoe Store in the
place I"
“Them whokoqnwhutthepeoplewunt.“ .
“ John you hnve Inc thle time; but what a
adldpulrof boonywlovom.“
“ You better believe they Ire. They come from
Hurvey’e Ind unnot'b : bent!"
“Mrs. 11., whacdld you get. those Button Boots
you hove on!"
“Oh, oaths! come from Hervey: The only
phoeto than t. Howehup renal Ian
Wales for ”Monmuntorfiw
tum llundermdhc uhlnown
Boon-admins." “Tut‘s it. He veo own the
W'sproflt. Eekeeponll deal to
mdshoeenndeellllnthe mom. Gomdsee
humieo’bofllrflfl new MIN"
WI.
ever loan—worth $1.50. 0. how chaguhc call- his
.Thnt‘o the plus to y thorn.
Children‘s Shoes.
HARVEY’S
16 Main Street,
Opposite George W. Smith ‘3
South Norwalk, Conn
74-)'
REMOVAL
MUNSON’S
FANGY Bill 600]] STORE.
Removed to
No. 4, ELY‘S BLOCK,
Main Street, South Norwalk,
Where we are now prepcred to exhibit l8 Inge and
extantlve An confluent. of M81)” Good: In an
Una: Kmdker-
udleu‘ Voile by the
Collors. Cull» Ill
t‘e British Hull
P3" Collars and Cuflu
rte. Corsets, Bustleu,
1‘
§
Ind.
. es, Combs, Fancy
m w Ind Inflation 8dr. In fact Almost
thin; in the Foncy Goods Line you can
for. Aboutwpcr cent. less thnn youmget it
elsewhere.
We 3130 have the sole urgency for the
Thompson Glove Fitting Corset, and
BAZAR PATTERNS.
DRESS HAKINU THE LATEST STYLE.
MRS. C. W. MUNSON.
No.4, my. Block, Main Street,
76-"
K13
'll'lvmlluh' ILLJOH ‘Laaurs KNOSIHSVAA
‘uouuea '31 'o 19 'J '1'
l' MIXKJJIIKJ ORV SJVOS mom GNU
waopd poonpeu u: calms can 10
‘STOSVHVJ ‘SVTBUSWH lSNOHSIH
JO 3‘1“ ll“) ' 031V
«mu Ana-us .sumo Pl“ .som'l
'SZJUJ. 1“ LV
salamtssco pm; smom
JD on“ pool u pm ‘xm not: uonom mou woos
‘samncnoumm 2? Lawson
‘smto’m (ml ‘samoo 4? 8111.010
'no man. ‘smmo mvm ‘som
'JNN ‘SHLO’IO 'IIO ‘Stmmma
‘snavns momma “unava 'I'IVM
'mr-Id ”one”! sum-Ia _
a: u0150l tu- me; not won
“scooo outrun
animus m {mulls
mammal-mu
' J. H. 'FERRJS.
d -W.
use
an
{3’
- 2‘
3 .
wt
MASHLLL ST.
memrnaumuq
.e {j}: Humans Sllll
ad.
ISTHEBISTPLACETOBU?
DRESS 'GOODS,
Shawls, Tamil, 011 Glllll
AND MATS,
Curtains, and Curtain Hollands,
In every width. Sole Agents for the
SALEM .SPRING FIXTURE.
CURTAINS HUNG TO ORDER
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
or-y .
Hill FUR HI] UTTS
FOBTKEBEST
OYSTER STEW
incity orcounty. Also
Roasted, Fried or Raw.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
HOT TEA AND corrnn.
31mm, Pm or: CAKE. _
Cosrmroxunr, CIGARS .AND TOBACCO.
ALES and WINE.
Outer; by the QM Gallon. or Bust-rel, at
S. HURLBUTT'S,
COB. MAIN AND ASK 51‘s., SOUTH NOBWALK.
lintlem lunnectlcil
LUMBER MARKET.
Lewis Hubbell & Co.
East n to c -
ad; éfiegodtntiernan
LUMBER.
OFFICE AND YARD:
WASHINGTON STREET,
‘SOUTH NORWALK.
Near Steamboat Landing.
mm
MARSHALLELTOLLES.
REMOVAL OF
Wllllllll'l PllllEl'dlll lilllll‘l
from South Norwflk to hi: former loadon.
Gazette Building,Norwall-t,
Ineoneequenoe of the death of Mr. Beckwlth, the
oldallayhu-gdnnuonlnmminmde. The
repu tionofthisgalleryletoowell owntoneod
unattendednodoe.
BERLlN AND SHADOW PHOTOS
are the transition In our: pictures.
PORTRAITS IN OIL 0R CANVASS
- mother specialty.
Evmstyleof pictures known totne mmhere
producedlnthegmteetpeflectlon.
I. ‘1‘. WHITNEY-
HARDWARE.
'1'!1 batmmt intowno!
GENERAL HARDWARE.
- MECHANICS TOOLS,
0f the best qrnllty.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
mm,mu
ulna-cl Kama-W d 1:):- III.
mumbleoodmhpneu'hpuwlrc
LAWN MOWERS.
Agricultural Implements, Mechanics’ Tools.
W. C. {3me t 00.,
No. 3, Open House Block,
SOUTH NORWALK. (JOHN.
‘ urn nm.
714:
Rimlorticemdnad
w.o. comm '
'- Summit-wilt,
W. n. swarms,
Nor. fl. 1810.
MerchantTa-ilor,
(”3- WASHINGTON 13D IAIN 81‘8-
~sotrru Rottwux. 001m
andEngliSh Mugs,
s
Scotch Chevoitsmtshnns. Capo
for-op
ELM.
El-tf
Lewis
N
.Locks,
13'
FRENCH
LAIN
ther- and
134:!
Lough, Locum
no
PURE FRANKUN COAL OF
LYKEN’S VALLEY.
CHESTNUT.
OAK, per Cu .
W'onldeollcltthe
stock otGoode,whlch he uncut-g no In- an!
mneqnnlltyofgoodsanbebough
TRY DUB
sPIJ'l‘ mane we...
$9..
I!“
n
Cad,
delivered 3! you! home.
Human-ml enmlnc our dock and pie-io-
ebewhue.
MILLARD l. WI...
mm B. m
Footer Washington M
m WALK.
“OLD WELL”
HARDWARE sun,
Hubbell &. Co.
A I L s ,
PAINTS, 011.8, GLASS,
Knobs, Garden Tools, GL0
mm-
Agente for Uncut-3": Celcbnted Railroad Color!
moms-mum.
lgqglifiltiwo;fifi
ALFRED 1mm
attention of the pubic to“ lot
Ihn-enownndnmdnllyrecelvlngafllln-col
Fine Family
GROCERIES.
lunkeccpudnltyof
TEAS AND COFFEES
I have just opened | large invoice of
GROCERY AND RUSSIA“.
mar
AND 8'10“ cum Dm'POICE'
,nner err-rs. rim ac.
——
ABM-mt“
Croquet Sets,
"d i iTulle
'Dmml'ucym
Pails, Tubs, Well Beckett, bu, fie.
Agent For
Pratt’s “ AM on.”
medsm :ndfne tro- chin-dud
nuke
ALFRED KNAPP.
mannmmm.
tafilsdm‘l Cuttings.
BOOTS AND SHOE.
Attention All 2
P. BRONSON I. 00-,
memtrecelvudohge and “WC
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Off-I
LATEST STYLm.
wfidkyflfim
Lowest figures.
armament m m
r. Baofts'ou c 60':
Boo'rzsnonflml
. not: their. was onus,
Hi
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W
E. K. Locum
Norwalk Chronicler