Arfiflxm h told of ”Cum
flea-«Wit
mfihimM1mmfiE-g
fi 1 M needed, he was found on
a.“ by hi pasture-e nigh. nIndI
thence-1c henna-d 1nd to behetped
w. Th-extdnybe mvlsitedbybk
we, wins-d1: and: “ W that
in- tit-en?“ The ensue-faced carndér
w "fiufi m mun!
IndicthrtyymIWuM Iconldtobsa
“fir-1’9." We are not “In that
Whale not earning team
will; of that inn, 8 day for ourselva,
lam-dot ndayof thankstoGud
Vulture-me this old )ew England Ft:-
tin-cl! The first three yen-s after the landing
a! the Pilgrims at Plymouth. from 1&0 to
I“ were years of bsniship and printions
food we- came Hunter was common
They find to eke out a living with shell fish.
ple and parched corn Here are two or
three of the man} testimonies. By the
flute theircuru was pl:nted.nlltl1rir victunls
were ~pent, and they had only to rest on
God: Pmtidcnce; at night not many times
known; where to lime a bit of xnything
Ibenextdny; sndsohnd need 1 )pn'Iythal
God would give them their daily bread,
shave all people in the wwld. Often they
all went to seeking of s .ell-fisb. which at
low tater they digger! out of the sands. And
this Wu their living in the summer, tili God
lentthem better; and in winter they were
helped with ground roots and game, and 11017!
M then they got & deer " Agninf ‘er5-
:cr, their Governor. lived for [uni-1.06.115
without breed, sud frequen‘)‘ 011119521 31059
With nothing but orcttl\ 21nd clams before
him. he with ts» family. would give thanks
.1... that? 1 mid ‘suck of the abundnnx : f
the seas, and of the treasures hid in the
«ands-C It is said that they were once re
tlnced in I pint of corn, which being equally
divided. gave to each s progwrlifin of the
kernels. which was parched and eaten.“
But after three years of such pinvliin!
want. in $28, a good harvest crowned their
labors. Winslow, writing to England in
that year. says that " after the gathering of
the harvest, l‘mv. Bradford sent out a com~
patty former that they might furnish thcmt
selves more dainty and abundant materials
for : frost. and n‘joicc together after they
3.3.1! gathered the fruits of their labors. So
:nev :01 1helr game end cooked it. and feasts
r-J Russo“. and tnety at his Indians. and
ihey thanked God with all their hearts for
the good world and the good thingsin it. So
they kept their first Thanksgiving." That
«as the way the Puritans took “ II day to
:bemsclrcs."
Thrnrcforaaru' me tin; blunts an annual
ubsirvnnce of commemoration; a day of
:levnut gratitude to God for the material and
tpiritml. the social rind civil. bleszings of
the year,
Probably the Puritans thought more of
as» festival, because it “'3 their only one.
They left behind in Europe the whole Bo.
man Calendar of fasts and feasts. retaining
lit »lhing but God's day, the Sabbath. So
inurii the dearer to their hcnrtsbecame their
annual Thanksgiving All the members of
the family from far and near gnthercd at the
fumily home. First everbedy went to
" meeting " The good housewife heated
her old fubiuncd oven in the chimney and
filled it with the good things and went with
'be 127-1 The minister punched histongest
and mean sermon. And then the long ta-
ble ground nitb its weight of dainties. At
one end the biggest turkey in the farmyard
held theptace of honor. At menthol-end
an lamentable chicken- pie. knitted be
1me and pies of infinite uriety;
pompkhp‘us_ vellum as gold; tlrt- pies cov-
ered with: net work of squares. (ii-mend:
and are... mince pies jiggcred and fluted
end pictured with airbus designs.-
them the older pimple had their family
talk in the best room;
their gimp: nod frolic In the kitchen. Nuts
and cider filled up any remaining chinks in
their deaths. And the family prayer
crowned the day, thanking God first “ the
lines Lind fallen to them in pleasant phces
and thy had a goodly heritage."
finch was-tire Thanksgiving of our Puri-
hn ancestors in the olden time Times have
changed. The little commonwealth of one
111::de soul. formed on the 1121; Flower
has bean-e n fnll-blmomed republic of
forty utmons mering a continent. one-
thfnl .10! than) trace their «Lin to those
Purim fathers. and all of when dwell no
def (I. five and Chrifinn institutions they
planted. Surely in keeping their man!
wring, we may well remember not
only their fen—tin mdjollit), but also their
stalwart and connections piety, their. hit]:
in had. their fidelity to duty, their adven.‘
tomes enterprise their arranging devotion
'beir severe snaiflces. and their grand
achievements. Let the day have 50-12 flnvnr
1:! Mancunian. inn-en as mum
0‘ social Ind domestic festivity!
————————-—.
”WISH-‘3‘
“tho-gentlentionmufledhths
“1:thth of cardpl: lathe
W of the \ew Elven
““Mhofgmu'mg2u1dthu
mymxmmmmmw
fiMW'fio tnveledblck
hdhfilmXeI York forthepurpoee.
It “hat by the authorities or the
maintenance had bunk-0km“).
“cum:- at andflrhewit»
o clock expres train
After
the younger people
wdsuoldlt hmgotalt
,E‘Shimmigtqgo
Rev 3: .
the lending editorship of the Chrfitkn Lend-
er, the organ of the Universillst denominn~
tion, and makes n very handsome bow to the
13ch in his first nrticle.
’__—________ .
THE STJTE 4T LLRGE.
Mark Twain has nrrived borne in Hart-
ford.
Hartford horses are getting better and are
beginning to run an? as usual
The Tolland County jail, having been
withuut an occupant for two months has at
lut gm: 3 man.
The Sinningtna man who lost so many
bets on Greeley. has decided to do without
underclothes this winter.
Rev Porter Thomas. rector of the Episo-
pnlt‘liurch in Plymouth, has resigned his
charge in consequence of ill-balm.
A woman was found dad in a gutter in
Greenwich, on Saturday last. She proved
to be II discharged pauper from Turytown.
X3=1ic has $98,” interest in the British
gold. for damage by the rebel cruiserFlor-idg
on the ship B F. anie, of My stic Bridge.
TWO cows in Chesterfield have, during
five months. furnished an nvernge of thir
teen pounds of butter 11 week on pasture
feeding. g1: T755529“ w .
The gab-“.711 oi «in that. union): any of
(1.1 streets and public , squues in Bridgeport
l> the clwny llllChlngpflSl in front of ttha-
pan [(4 store
RCv Mi Dunbar: 1 late past 11' of theFirst
Congregational Church of Norwalk. hm ac-
cvptul a call from the West Presbyterian
Church. at Binghampton. N. Y.
A queer discovery was made by the work-
men :1: 1111- L'lulel'n Hill silex mine, Satur-
ln sznking a tunnel some forty feet
logs which bad
day.
under ground they found
been baggled of!"
Some of the boarding schools in Massa-
chuxtts closed their fall terms yesterday,
and the down mains were crowded with the
young ladies and gentlemen going home to
spend Thanlh‘giving.
A young man engngtd in making himself
eta-active to a young lady in Dnnbury.on
Hominy evening. was “km with a violent
fit of coughing. and brought up two [1131'-
bles he had swallowed when a buy. The
young lady dismissed him. She said she
did 1:01 want to marry a Stone quarry.
A loving Westerly couple visited 1 Ston-
ington justice, last week, and asked to hsve
the knot tied, but found their untied cash
account to be only twentyofive cents. The
justice refused to perform the ceremony
Without the full fee. As the depressed pair
were turning away, a happy thought seemed
to strike the forlorn maiden, and she turned
sad cried through let tents: “ Please, sir. if
you csn'; many us still up, won'tyou marry
us twenty-five cents Worth? .We can come
for the rest some oIliertime." This was too
much fur the justice H1: married them
' full up."
nun-cu Incident.
the war, and is vouched for by responsible
psi-ties. As it neverbetoresppennd in print,
interesting.
who hid s partner in New York. discovered
an opportunity to’thnke a good tbing,’pro-
.vidqd he could raise the ready cash. Henc-
cordingly telegraphed his partner, in New
York, to have .8,” in gn-enbncks ready
for him when he should, in a few days. call
for it. The partner obeyed, and on the ar-
rival of the Washington gentleman, the
money was placed in his band. and beset out
to return. ' He took the thmugli night train
nt Jersey City procured a sleeping berth,
and at 10 a clock 1110 ed to retire. Entering
the sleeping car be begun to dismbe. first
laying his wallet, «retaining the $.06). on
the bed-covering of an upper berth into
which be won expeC'ed to turn.
Directly under this berth was a man snoring,
and so manifestly sound asleep that he did
not exercise 1h 1 vigilant watch over his
transom tint be otherwise Would. \Vlicn,
bmtever. be my“ to step into his berth.
to his great dismay be discovered the wallet
gone. and all his efl'orts at search among the
bed clothes, under the pillows, be the sides
of the bath Indnnder, proved fruitless. It
had en'ect'n'nlly' disappeared. How could it
be! X0 person had passed through the car
find? he entered, he had positively placed it
in the berth. and it had not fallen to the
floor. for in that event he would have been!
it. mbdohe did not .know. Heath
line the atom plied his mention macrom-
l_v, and was so sweetly Bleep thth would
befis‘sln' to nuke 1:11.319 ask ifit find fmen‘
WWWininhu
311
Slob!-
Flocking up mange he shook the sludge!
anéiaked umcern‘tng me last inane, re.
WWW the privilege of 12nt bis
but not thinking for a moment that he
hediuchednpivtiile his“ turned
and admitly jerkéditrdn’é‘n.w T115 ma
a'ns lath :0ch at “M” gill
to be disturbed He knew nothing than;
the wallet, an; turning ova new
Max:111. Our here could , W
*5“ who 1a., s-"im lead?
Wiring. 80. during {traumas again
Mule Sleepernnd my. immune
be nested and we hit-31' “EL
be wmfld blow his braifi ’ ,. 1% ”pg“, $5.,
'13“ “unused the “this!”
inclined to pteyog d ’
W°fldtkant§ ”W W
ht Ourheru
Mill's;
his thence“
mteddgd'
The following incitlen took place dun‘ n:
we give it, believing its ml will prove
During the year 1884, when speculative
spirit no high. 3 gentlemsn' In Washington,
l'li‘link" In nisrket and on our tildes dilly
"XI—I. ”1%
. - .. sand.
nonwul. . ’4’
“3;. c. '?n ser-
vtns. a... 1-.n..8nnds M1 7.1-.
mutmfiwcdmw a“ “an“
m M.J.Pto-,Jz..l‘-Int. deer-
flea‘CJ‘A. l: BEIJWW
norms-l ”rm-usual.
LeemRnI-lttal. 0
can
MOO! swam-anyslrnsre‘
SA
"XL-.2 77...: warning.
,alm anhézn7not.1¢:.)-—-011u-nerWent
avaninandan’dmnt. Bu. PI-rnLSmII
I.P. LAM And-nut Pastor. Hours of
WEI-l: ”LL: aunt-en”
twea'nndao‘
m
r. "-1.;
I. E. 21011 mum—Tm m4 ) lav.
WM. 1 I. . ll of service. 101‘
—-Bscallops at Byxbne‘s
—-Dinner ready at 8 o'clock.
-—Skatmg will soon be in order.
-Tucker's beefsteaks are splendid.
—-B¢v your «not: (if-“Raymond Bra.
~Tbc moon in on the wane. Dark nights
for It term
—Thsnksgiti% QYA‘V‘ lft' ..{Vprcpnrc for
,(‘l-gg-u if}?
—“‘e' vc bad
Indian Summer.
:1 touch of winter, now for
—Some typhoid fever in the neighbor-
hood is reported.
-—Tl1ecity churches will bl.‘ open for til-
vine service this morning.
—B:Ir1:cs Bros. will sell out their stock of
goods almost at original cost.
—Fnrmers sigh for a chance to pull their
last remaining field turnips.
--A wise sage tells us, the most useful
thing; in the long run is—breatli.
—Transacuus in hair at Pakulski's, not
_pulling. but cuning and combing.
—A neighboring poet speaks of Long is-
land Sound as n “ Prodigious Dnmpness."
—Snow again on Tucsdzty, slush under
foot, and disagreeable walking all round.
—=.\'earl_v every express train on the New
Haven road carries two palace care flow.
The First National Bank will not open for
business to-day, it being a national holiday.
——Tlicy say cabbage leaves worn i.1 the
crown of your list will keep off “ cpiz 1013'.”
—Are the 88830113 changing? 11. would
seem so. 8 ldom so cold until after Dec. 1st.
—A train on the Shepsug road ran off
the track lately. No injury except to the
CITE. .
—Tlie murderer Stokes is to be jerked out
of the Tombs for another trial on Monday
next.
——Now is the time'tn study out your iIl>ll<
day advertisements for insertion in the SEN-
mm.
—Since the Boston fire. it is considered
cowardly and unrefined to threaten putting
I mansnrd roof on the shoulders of your
enemy.
——Seversl mistake in advertiSemeats of
last week‘s issue. Reason—proof over-
looked. ' -
“Somebody ash, " what’s ll) dress." and
a sort. of echo nuswers,‘ “precious little,"
soutetimes.
~le thermometer has fallen below 15
degrees Fahrenheit three time. thus far
this season. ‘
~Becztuse elections end :11 flu; pulls, smic
wicked uni evil disposed person 913's they
are like tents.
——Foote of the Old \V'ell Hotel, has bad
all the fruit trees in his front door yard
nicely white washed.
—-In Kunms :11 the lam: election they used
.,,.
sud now make a wide berth outside the isl-
ands.
—-A good way to spend Saturday is, to go
to New York by early morning train, visit
the duality of Daign,‘ 1n the afternoon,
gm sagem of tge EDQSWUS matinees,
steal or otherwise and return to this city In
the evening.
— Pine Valley Index says Dr. Cressy took
810. from a poor citizen of that locality for
services rendered a sick horse, and in sn‘l .
stance advises the Doctor to refund the
same, or take the consequences which the
law points out.
—In front of a certain grocery store up
Main Street, the following notice is posted
in large letters, “ Harm-s for sale by the
slice." The reader is not informed as to
what kind of “ flames“ they are. Possibly
it may be horse battles.
—Xow that the steamer has (sensed plying
between this city and New York, a marked
Increase in the freight bills rid the railroad
is noted. Quick and safe transit, if it is a
little more expensive, is, after all, the thing
for enterprising merchants
-—-t$ro.V bacon, of the Derby Transcript,
says, that he has " enlarged his paper from
time to time within the last four years“ so
that it is quite respectable in size. Query:
How much larger is the Transcript. today
than it was four years ago?
-——'l‘l1c youngest cliildnf Mr. John Van-
dcrlmef 11 very brightnnd precocious childv
died on the morning of Thurslny, Nov. 2151.
The funeral was attended on Friday, and
on Saturday the body was taken to Green-
wood cemetery for interment.
-—It is stated on authority that President
Grant in his fur-1h coming message will rec-
ubsulute removal of every
political disnliility imposed by the Four-
teenth Amendment. This is just right and
will meet the cn.lnrscn1entof pitriotic citi-
zcns,
——Tlie biggest pumpkin raised in Fuirfield
County Ibis your weighed only one linnJrcd
11nd twenty-five p iumls, but a Kentuckinn
has produced 0210121111. lifts tlit- beam at five
ommcnd the
hundred and thirty five pounds “'lmt a
mighty jack-olnnu-rn that would have
made.
~11 is now thought [11:51, no mutter how
deep the gnaw may fall,1.raius from New
York will not, as heretofore come to us,
hours behind time. The; will start with
the engine direct from the Gmnd Central
Depot. No mole labor and travail with
nurses, etc.
—-.\Ir. L. P Footc. uf lnuder‘s Block
meingtnn street. has :1 supply of beaver
gloves, collars, and seal skin and Astrakan
caps. All kinds of winter caps and bull.
suitable for the lmlialay trade. Persons de-
siring those articles will find Foote's prices
agreeable.
-One of our subscribers, Mr. lsuuc 1.0-
per, of Fulton Market, New York, favoxol
us wiili a friendly call a few days since.
Mr. Lupcr has been crammed with that
market in a regular business way for fifty-
four years, or almost all the time since its
existence.
—-J. L Hopkins Esq has disposed of his
stable and cnrringc pruper13, on Marshall
street, to \Ir. John H Kn1pp for the sum
of $8000. Mr. Knapp, intends to run the
stable, if he can find horses enough of the
151er of those bought by I1 curtain individ-
ual in New York last npring.
~Tlic 12:15 express trum from New York
yesterday passed thzougb this city with
two engines and nineteen curs,nll be'wily
loaded. Tbe3 o‘clock express also had
two engines and a "All! of cars with peo-
ple enough lo Qunisli fifteen Luudrud first
class Thanksgiving dinners. I
a pumpkin hollowed out fora ballot box,
but it didn‘t help Greeley‘s majority 11 bit.
-“’itli the opening of spring. Porter, the
concrete side-walk man. will beautify Smith
Norwalk streets. having lots of orders ahead.
-There was plen'y of mud in the streets
yesterday, but the beautiful sunsliim- tended
to make suffering immunity put up with it.
—Every vestiges of green foliage has de-
ported, and stem winter with its weeping
winds and trailing woods is with us in good
earnest.
——Tortoise shell jewelry is said, by ladies
just returned from abroad, to be the most
lubionnble for ornaments, in Paris and
London.
-—Brown & lVilcrix. Lender‘s Block,
Washington street are aide agents for the
sale of Professor Gardner‘s song in South
Norwslk.
a—Gonnknters say 1533 Elem Grand 1
Central Depot, but have objection after
they get inside, to walking three blocks to
Ernie a car
-—Tlte American- institute Fair closed
last week after: term of duration longer
then any Fair held by the society since
‘it hnd an existence.
-Someof our cirpeutel'i are thinking
strongly of taking a trip to Bacon, itbeing
reported that splendid wages are tliere offer-
ed since the great are.
~H" Havend is the grant “usage mart
of Rev)“ ., ,1?wa every ponndof
.ngs.
r.
comes from thntmurce.
—-Gmfnt's m house It! Kain nmekvith
trim; Wand muted exterior
Wm themes: attractive
‘ mm
i
V: uhmmmmdeedon Virtue
-—Tbc free evening school of this city,
which commenced at the Union School
House last week, was favored Willi only
nine pupils. This is ow lllL,’ to the fact that
the date of coma: nccmem was not piopcr-
l3 understood. It will continue under first-
class anspttxa. Buys. avail yourselves of
the opportunity.
-——Mr. Pakulski.1ho accomplished Milt)
street linir dresser, went up 10 the Weston
Boarding School last Friday. and in seven
hours, commencing at 10 a; m. attended to
the beads of forty cadets. The feat is con-
sidered a remarkable one,1md could only
have been acumplishell by an experl. Pa-
ltnlski under-st .nds hisibusiness. -
—-Tbc best way to enjoy fully the time-
lionnred unniversnry'which this day com:
memomtes. is to remain 1.11 111111112. Dm’t
tire yourselves out in Kidding from plnecio
place, thinking thereby to glean much pleas
tire You may run 11 lifetime in pursuit of
pleasure Without m erta‘an‘gv it. Keep trun-
qull and pleasure will come to 3'qu ‘
—Altliou.gli the fowls, seeming foul play,
looked down cost In anticipation of what
might be required of their: for this day, and
ever; time tiny draith lifted their eyes to
wards the skies its if seeking its interposi-
1ionlu their helmll’, and actually roasted
argue}, hard beamed man disregarded, and,
we is seen by our markets slew them without
stint. .
"i—Tlie Utica Herald of the 25th inki, ..
copies a sermon of the Rev. Mr. Pnterwn
of this city, almost entire, with hguly cum-
panic-1111113 remarks thereon
tint tie [111,5 been called by the Tibet-name
Church of that c1131.
Gianni
Anew 11ml strong
(”gigs We! thecity'iiex
all M when)!“ «1111mm:
V M1 operation.
2122mm
2 and Mr.
.publisbed long enough to enable every lu-
dancing to- night.
lityltsnn' 1111112102:
The necessltj of alt» ‘
mting these people who now enjoy therig'ht
fmm Litchfield County over the Bbepaug
railroad The quality of the cheese is bet-
ter by odds than any which New York prw
duces and is sold at prices within the reach
of;ewerybody. This is the first time “16
people up there lint-e been able to
market flint tiara?“ pro’d’ich 35 63.1} in
.thc season, especially at South Norwnlk,
and shows whutguod railroad facilities are
bound to do for them.
—-'I‘l1e Methodist and Baptist. Societies
will hold a Un'nm Thanksgiving service 111
the church of the former this morning.
The order of exercises will embrace, organ
voluntary by S. Hatch. AnthemJnvocation,
Banding of Proclamation, Scripture readings,
Alternate responses by choir, and sermon by
the Rev W'. H. Thomas. The Scripture
Readings will embmce "An invitation to
Praise God." "For what he is as Benefuc-
tor." "For what he is as Redeemer." “Fur
his favor to us as a nation." "For his favor
to us as individuals." each section curling
with :1 Gloria Patti.
—Tll(: sale of st tam engines, etc, to close
up the effects (if 1111' Allertun Iron “Forks
Cumpiny, tool; place yesterday Mr. G. M.
Allenon of New York. bought a second
hand engine, said tn have been made by
Clapp 15; Juries. fur $155 111:0 one, used 11
little. fur #435. Two new hoe: carriages
wrn- Said [0 the city of New Haven
fur $300. each. being about one bill the reg-
Twu nvw steam fire engines rc-
ulnrprice,
main unsold. The sale was indefinitely
postponed. By this it will be seen that
there 3'11 lt‘lllitltls a chance for the city of
South Nurwalk to provide hf!!\‘t'lf With a
first class machine.
~Yr‘slcrdu3, the Nurwullt Pinning Mill
Czunpuny, of which Mr. R. l. Tollcs is sec-
retary, presented catch of its married \vork-
mcn \L'llll 11 fine turkey. A one dollar green-
back Wth zilsu givrn to curl] vi the buy»; in
Ilieirvinplny. The turkeys were brought
from Lilchficld County, and Were drawn.
ready for the oven. The company has, for
several years, been in Hie” Habit of remem-
bering llré it‘nrkmcn on Thanksgiving (lay.
Oihcr similar establishments would lose
unwind,r by tltllllg liku1\i~e. The turkeys
were purchased of Bakeréz Brinsmude of
the town of Washington.
—An individual residing on Main sire-cf,
this city, stolen couplc of chickens from
Mr. James Lucas of the hotel, last Monday
night and. dressin: 111cm niul3, 111111 the
impudencc to offer them for sale to the real
owner on Tues-1113 mowing. Mr Lucas
didn‘ 1 happen to want chickens, and the
“dealer“ stepped across the street to Sco-
fleld's sold lbc111,111111g1;1 111': money. A
few moments later Mr. Lucas went to his
coops, found the Chickens missing, and
"smelling 11 very large rat," dropped in on
Scofield and claimed the stolen properly.
[1. was 1101 reluctantly given up. Somebody
we know not who, 1111151 be terribly in Mint
of really cash.
~01] Saturday evening the Suurc Linc
Express came thundering along from the
east, and when near the Main street cross-
lng,r.m against nfour wheel lumber box
wagon containing four barrels of cider.
Quicker than lightning, and before the
driver, Mr. B. Gilbert, of “’ilton, could say
Jack Robins m, the binder wheels were sent
flying on high, and the barrels laid low in
the dust or rather mud, which is great at
that point. The barrel bonds were stove
in by the concussion nod, for a. few moments
cider ran like water. Neither horses or
driver were injured by the accident, but
quite n little knot of people, excited by
the suddcnncs‘s of the thing, gathered. T111:
emire damage is estimated at $5. and 311'.
(5.. in that lie Hindu such :1 close shave for
his life thinks it cheap.
“mp—..._c
Erratum.
The Gazette of Tuesday Nov. 28th, u1is~
represents me in snyinsr that l impute blame
to the Mn3ur for discharging 0r suspending
Officer Tutllc. Officer Tuttle had violated
rule 41b of the Police regulations and was
suspended by the Mayor. The blame that
I attach is, to the Gazette for nut being cor.
met in its suitcumm. S. llonans,
Chief of Police, South Nurwulk.
..c__... -...
School Meeting.
A school meeting was held in the Union
School 110115: on Wedneslny evening Nov.
20th. W. T. Crnw Esq. acted as chairman,
\V. H. Benedict as secretary. It
was voted, the question canning spirited
debate, to 1113-11 tax of three mills on the
dollar, on the lust completed grnnd list of
the town. It \vut also voted that the school
committee be instructed to ventilate our
minds. Two pntrous only, of the distiict
were present, although me call had been
mil voterhif he chose, to be there, Speeches
were made by Mr. 11 Adams, and Mr. S. C.
Palmer, upon the best methods of conduct-
ing schools, and the ventilation of school
Norwnlk.
Mr L ‘orbuswr cuiunienéus his classes in
Mr. W B. Riderwho broke his wrist on
Sunday last,‘1sin .s fair way of recovery. 7 3 ,
meme, 1113 min Treasurer, E. a. Bus-
received by A. Knapp
WU": Geese Feathers at Buckingham‘s
apartments. To the few wb03were 93512111 x
the prmcediugs were very interesting.
-—”O-———-
Font thmsnnd dollars have thus fnr been 128m
Furfilmre Store.
enmin & Son’ 6.
v;
11511 sspsngd,fidmfi :etc., at
&..Cu Norwnlh-
found at A. Knapp’s.
5‘ You min woman-1m ev
by feeding them carrots. ' 2
W Just arrived, schooner load
for sale by R33 In aid Bros: ’2
Cull mi, &c., at Barnes Bros. ‘
8' Take time by the forelimk,
sale by C. Swulz :3: Co.
W A1 Peck‘s Drug Store can be
nicest Aquarium' in town. ,
low 11 is to be found In A. Kunpp‘s.
£35“ Anotlitr lot of those 801: .1111)
just received :it A. Knnpp's
Ken-,Itr Hultllcs& Co, No‘rwalk.
I?" The best, cheapest, as well
est \nrie13 of Dolls 10 be found in
is at the Misses Dawson 3. . 3
{3' )Ialngn Grapes, fresh 21ml
('clvcd daily at J E. Smith's
W Choice Litclxfiell Cuunty
(and men week, at Alfred hurl \
W All- wool Enni'f'éss Cloth. at
1.11 void, :11 A. Dickcrman & Son' 5.
uni3 Temperance Dining Rooms 10
W Curt 3mir sick horses by
llanl Curr \t~
[2“ Bleached and Unbleached
\01“ lllk
French Prunis. &c.,
Cigar.
[g‘lmr fineness nf flavor and
1115112, \11 recommend the Old Well
2111‘.
buy AstralOil. Y'ou llfindit at A.
No 3 Chichoster‘s
Block,\\usl1in
South Norwnlk . '
Goods for 25 cents per yard, at A.
man d: Sun' 5.
lhruul, cuugh‘s. culds,&c., for sale
Peck, dru rgist.
order an Oyster Fry, and in five
Tucker will bring it 10 you.
B end and Butter for 25 cents, at
the depot.
Stereoscopes and
Banks, Scripture Curds,Ga1ues,etc.,
hand 1". the Misses D.ston s, No 3
cr's Block, South Norwalk. "
Mnlu street, South Norwnlk'.
WTbe new Secor Sewin
Agency at Mrs. Juild‘s, No. 2.
[g‘ Like the. electric telegraph
but “hit a work 11 is now doing.
tliru“ 111g nu. 11v tlieit' crutcbé.
beasts cry am for jo3. One trial
story, and explains we whole thing
causes nuturnl sleep. It is 11 subs
custur uil.
WA fine assortment of\
fur the Holidu3s Citruns
1tc.. IIH ncv
Walk.
cw
Oman
1
letters will please say they are ndt'ct'ttsed.
LADIES‘ LIST.
Brawn. Miss Jul in
Ann W estou.
GEXTLEMEN‘S LIST.
Hurry Eirl, Warren Fitch. “'m.
Mansfield, Muster George R Weller.
., ‘ ts w "
, Melville mfim V.
33’ Fresh (nufectinuen, Fruits,
111 John E. Smitli’s.
{3' Something No “ l—The Old “’9" Club
C. Swarm & Co. , manufacturers.
a” Meats of all kinds with Va
13‘ A new line of Initial Paper;
Stereoscopic Views, Toy
JOSEPH 8. DC NNIN
WA new stock of Oil Cloths at A. Dick<
{FReady- made Waterproofs at A Dick-
"arm
Cheese-v 1 ,Pi ApplflEn -
W m” “know;
2!
@‘Pure Coffee and Teas can always be
ery day,
Carrots,
a? New stock Gems’ Neckties, Bows,
.,
and buy
3uur Christmas presents While their is a. 1711‘
riely and a choice zit. mefirsgs Dawson‘ 8.
WTry the Old Well Club Cigars, for
seen the
m'l‘be best assortment of VLsmps in
an Tens,-
{235" Dmncstic and Imported Grapes, at
2!-
as greatv
the c113 ,
nice. re-
Butter re-
[15
50 cents
{73‘ Attentinn'rcmplm‘sl Tucker has the
the cit3.
feeding
Buy them at R1131nond Bros.
Muslins,
inst received ll! .\lun3un s,Mn111:trLLtSuutb
2t
Nuts,
ensant
‘lub Ci< '
m‘ If 3011 11 um I good light that is safe,
Knapp' s.
Q‘The llltle folks are delightej with
the Dolls, Game~ Puzzles, Blocks, etc, etc,
that new be seen at the Missts Dawson' 3,
gton 31.,
W A splendid assortment of Fall Dress
Dicker-
Q‘Jujuhe Phls‘lt‘ for irritation of the
bySF.
{3" Go to the Depot Refreshment Saloon,
minutes
bias.
chr’
Ladies' and (tClllleCl‘l' 5 Dining 300111an
also
etc, on
CliiclVics-
‘3‘ New goods just receit ed 111 Manson's,
. , 2t
Mndtlne ‘
ichester‘s
Block, W anhingmn St", South Norwalk.
Centaur
ail—t
Lilmueut. has been 11 long time mi
The
and Inmc,sor1: aml wounded 11115 literally
Rheuma-
tism and stiff joints are banished, and dumb
tells the
Children cry for Pitchers Cnstorim It
regulates the 510111 11:11, cures wind colic and
titute fur
liaisons
is. Figs,
~11! KL‘tltfil‘. llqlmcs & 00., Nur-
21
In» , ‘3‘ . if, 5...}: ,~.w%.,
List of Letter:-
EMAINIXG in the Postofilce. 111. south Nurwnlk,
Nov. mob. IB’H. Persona calling for any of then
Miss Minnie Allison Miss Mutil- E Benton, Currie
11mg. In}. C E. G
Mrs. MnryJ. Gilbert. rs. Ann Grobor. Mrs.
Hayul-S. Alisa Amelia Merrill Mrs. Henry Stewart,
(5.).
'aney
L. Facuic. Alfred
G, P. M.
List of Letters
OEN‘TlmN’B um
Benedict Bros, Charleen. Bishop, (27,.)
Louis Beer. John Cutler, Stephen
F liw J 11‘,“ Gilbert. “Gm,
err-l. o n '
John H. Hunroe. madame. .
L. Schlnmberger, Wm. Wheeler,._
stun. .
.9.
Notice. ‘
THIS is to notify In: M
mucous: of tuckinga
GERMAN LANGU
Rates.” three mon tbs.
RMAYNING in the PostomCe. at Nor-walk. Nov.
will commence on Hand: wfi‘im
271b, 1812. Person:- calling for any of these let
ten will please say they are ndvertiecd.
mam. <2, .
Hrs. MaryJ. Allen, Mrs.‘F'1-edM Bonfiun ,nlfisn Hit]
Bruin-rd. Sarah Cnnnorler 311%” lscull,
Mls Joannsh l’li'y Hirs‘11i mid,
Miss Lnrrie Martha“, Miss Ming,
Bridget began, Snub Ryan. Miss .Rn. nells AlissC.
alter: ood. Alias summit“ Kai'ooker
W.Bnll .
ChmeX.
, ems. (infirm. r. 11. . .
“will thlttlte'
AGE
clock 7.1.
rrtlcullro tnnta Em st 111 ewhigsnop of “a“
GEORGE 8981133.
For Sale-cheat.
Cat Rigger] Edi Boat-,flnee
order. Apply to Joint”...
mgr-n unfit-ecu:
LVUGMV
J
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY;
ranch Glass Shade:
diam-adieu“
NASH & 38098.
To Rent.
1.1.1.. or 9' gram ‘
mm Home, No.
[and Wanted.
SILVER Amp“
PLATED WARE,
Gold and Silver WW ‘
W
AEM'émus 3‘"
tndqdflm,mvflbep¢:ln‘nflv
arm
_ to.
”afiew
mm:
Ely‘nmmfil‘ arm
me Inn or 11.1..
attain-ems
not-Ma! onorbeforem
g
DLHILLABD&CO.
Theta-t ever shown in (he at); allot whichhofl
detemlnedtosellat . :
And a great vntlety of Dane: Add”. M for 1" fl. m
2 To Let.
, : ' ‘ , . put: domwonmnlnz five e..mctmp’
HOLIDAY ems, .10.; m... .. ”...... ....
111:an p. ELY.
Agents Wanted
Wmt’amwelmmmmpuy. Good
A! LIFE INSURANCE COIPANXL.‘
Pam-3100
101-514;
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIIES.
For sale.
Route with inge mien. 1’ ”anti; sgnntednun
V s ‘ ' - In I he
may; X‘fi‘cbes, Clock- and Jewell-3 repair fie. of an m ‘3” oil-rum cue-pane
- most mo ream on m
g ply mo .--. :nvi WMW ELY.
LANTERNS I
Atreshsnppl: men-p.18
E. mum carers.
City my I.”
(II the ”nth-madman of Chy and
sarcoma BI! half
‘ €112”:an ”m H asym-
'r. BURR ouven's mum-‘23s“ Wm.
s- ‘.
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
FALL AND WINTER CVLUIHING.
Atwnnonis called on the bent cut and and Rivet
FALL 11nd WINTER
TH l
CLo ENG
Youths aVnd Young Hen.
seamen: wénfifigfig. rig-gan-
m3" “H850
tins" £2"... . our“... . “rm?
gunnigglgmfm ' flu-133m tom; Overcoat: from
FUfflllSlflllG GOODS DEPARTIENT
giant-103211 full line of «Enemy, Gloves. men-1
TBUNIS. “AMER BEES. VALISES.
Gill and examtne our stock More pnrclueing else-
where. N6tronbl . 2 . ~,
'nixrol clarifielt 1 - l
Adjoining Dibhb’n mach;
lain Street, - Snnflgfigwnlk;
The Best Pm 11151111.be
5'»-
Em and Lot at Darlen"
House and Lot ntDm-ien" ..
House and hot at South Nor-walk
Anus Kev.
noun,
PREFERTY
FOR SALE.
'spmowoon. '
Building Lots at Darien .......... $ 100.00
‘ 12'7"“ guilging 11218 at Darion. . . . .. . . . . $.00
. in In tsatDnrien.......... .09
*\ ear South Norwalk- Building Lots at Not-own. ....... 250.00
2 Building Lots at Norotonu .. 300.00
Building Lots 111. Newton. ....... 4N!»
gagging light at Norman ........ 5533(1)
. m In; tsat ....u... 00
GRAllN, FEED V111: P101531 mm...“ ............ 600.00
" V-lla Plots at Der-ion ..... . ...... 900.00
Villa Plots at Darien. . . . . . . . . 1,“.00‘
VillnPlotsntDsr-ien... 1,“.00
Villa BMW... .
. Smell House at Darien ...........
‘ ‘ ‘ ., Building Lnt at South Norwalk..
PROVISIONS, H°wmwtt --
Pony-three Acre Land at Darien. 4,“.00
TEAS, COFFEES an d' - PICE, House and Land at Ridgefield” 4,500.00
Smalanrrn at Dnrieo........,.u . 5,000.00
House end Lot at Norwnlk ....... 5,500.00
‘ _. Fine Farm at New Gonna” 6111100
kept coast-nth- ou baud- Tb-c «Embed House and Lot at South Nor-walk. 7,000.00
a Hui..- .111. land at. New Canaan. 7.500100
gimme lgnarl Lot at Dafienn” it'll 8,0001!)
.2 vet mnt Proper! at 179. e
unmounnv noun, mm .. ...... i ........... 9,500.00
House and Lot at. South Norwnlk. 10,000.00
' g “$113“th 11.1mm
2 case an .
lvythebtgcebanel.‘ -' ,Bowmdm3Wwfiam . W
Home end Land at Ridgefield.. .15,000.00
_ " F6113 New Canaan. . . 1.. Fall:- gfigflr
' ropes-l3- “Gregory s t. , .00
Lrofut’s Buckwheet Flour. Handsome Residence at South
. 2 lek.. 25,000.00
V. _ . , Villa Propertv at Rye ........... 45,000.00
3 f P k s ’ . 13:3! Bess Property at
.e ' or ................ ... . . . 50, 000.00
' w t “”3" 11!!! items. manna Estate at Stamford ..... 60,000.01!
For full description of these and mum
othegplots and dwellings, enquire at nffici».
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
71111111111 Street 621. Bi Main,
maneuvering.
is South Norvvalk, Conn.
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ammuMMW.
lamina ngnfitst- Fire in
THE PHENI'X
new moon rm
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Mahdmmm
L01“ mutant
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