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Scribner for Decetnber continues it: bids
for popular Nation I graphic ilhIItr-I-
(.ng wicle open: the Inghee.“ New Wrys
‘4‘!“ 9395339109" firings fine deirrim
that or W Indtbrillspot WIS
{‘{iozipionkq the page “Cbgtnpgkc ad
, We 1.: Anthony We am.
lemma lune exciting W_ in “Glories
d1rhh8mmlers"A apitsl my“
7:er "his “One of Nee Widsery'a
Evenings.” Ballad canuIneI his Iewrton
“ Arthur Wk” which promises to be
the W in the story-tell-
in; wa. “There up some good bits of poe-
try and nibblefitseellsnles.
The Popular Science Monthly improves
with every number and is destined to take
the first rank as I popular scientific mag»:
zinc. It meets I growing want of the popu~
lar mind'for somethinc better than the liter-
Iry huh of ems-s, and the s’imuhting doli-
t-Icirs of nm‘el‘x Here are some of its at-
!icles for December: “Esrlv Discipline of
Mankind," “ Weather Pmphccies.” “ How
the Feelings Ad‘ect the Thin" “ The Physio-
logicc) Position of TM" “Foul Air
Ind Dine-1m of the Heart.“ “ [meets and
Fruit-Growing." “ Grt-It Fires and Rain
Storms," " Drifting of the Stem" some of
the. best scientific writers of Amer-ion and
England contribute to in paces. such on
Wt. Tyndall, Pmctor, etc No ordinary
render can foil to umlemtttnd its mpulIr ex
pooitioos of ode-or, and no one can read
without finding his store of vslnIhle knowl-
edge rupidly increasing.
The Atlantic opens with the nnthle Ir-
IideofJ.A.ColennI on the ‘PlgIIUofI
“In with I Ration!" Pm cumin
his life of Jt-Eennn in the "blt-etlnz be-
tween Jefierson Ind RIoIiltno’th hi: to-
In front Pruner. Francis Polk“ elves
We of his interesting articles on the
Jesuits to Auction, “ Jesuits‘ motion at
Onondaga in 1084." 0. W. Holmes am-
etodes his “Poet“ the mtw’t‘abte"
The" are other readable Inieles Ind criti-
cismx Grind things are. promised for 1873
fmm the mt eminent homes in our literr
lure. Now is the time to M to theor-
mmzines. The none amount of good
reading: can be bought in no other shape for
the some money:
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On Christmas night of 1871. the writer of
this article sat beside RM Greeleya
Rwinwvv Hall. New York City. Where was
Mmglven Handel's (rent m-utnrio of “ The
Mel-lab. “ During the major part of the
boo-w bi- II I retire-atoll“ American,
the hood he sup-Hia- oetneipleaof liber-
ey‘oo—lmhuwltbspasirmteentbu— "Hanan", m a“ I
. pmnntly but in
u d W N “‘9‘!“ 'nd 3"" "r" thought if not in a dozv. and seemingly ob
W. h news I“! (loft-It. wII fIithflll to "flows to all that was zuinzm.
55 We to the end We honor him as m" “‘1'" Ml“ Kellnrzgmpeered and “30.2
. the mo: crypt-unit shin, ’ T know lhflt mv
u- M rho-plan of the Rermbhcsn Rdmw,m,hn he MN up M, (we w“
m who-9W educued the moss» mad as", im- his! bright eye w“ dim-
es of th- prople :- their hand luIlavcry. med with a tear, and he lis‘em'vl with that
study and intense e‘tmestness so peculi: tr to
him when interested
When it was finished no hands morelnurl
It app) untied thin his no face humped forth
them of the notion. Wehrmacht!)
inch I great :Itisfoctitm and he filllmhllel
for his Chi-Ibo pawn-pr IlwaI ts
III-ho thee-.0! the ventriclgnnhrtt, "f’ ”Eve“ 3""! iflndfi‘; ‘1' 8" 'gdwmd‘
. 1 a war “ 1]er n my v-emer
”m. M w M for hi‘ in- booth. " Then In!!! come the alts: nt pee.
with My end Merrily III-kins rumpled lotk nor did itcbangt‘ until “in
k m: “M w hi. conch!” said art-elm: saint thecootrnlmrov'itatlw,“1'hat
Ill-ll m to that which is written:
Death shall be swfllowed up tn vit- fury,
when are ~Ime joyous look of sutisfnctton
Ind My. 1- be! it would be hard ID lighted up the face no one could look upon
U “whoa-Hod Iron maul ndmnlnve
. Afe'w day! senile turned ueanlv on hbt
bedof pain. sad the old light entire back a
be muttered, " I know that my Redeema
M in not virulent anemia. even he huh” I few hours more, and "it 14 done."
I.“ W m to mm Dean was swallowed up in victory—the
: virtue-yd I lifetime, lighting for the right
...... m- wi-etI—t mm ...... only momghuwrrttormmu
We express“ of bk centulcx- no and l‘ te—the Mt lf’l {of I wellnpem
' it entittn u out: to te eterna after
mu“, zrpnhd-dwludrt h? dt-IIh. T131551“: rictpu, and he need no
In III-g out the nuns Itself should "uh” g; “mime“ I, h“ ”M b?“ °l
the ant ta t o, out: t o imprinnu our
noon inhuman Indoor withIIIan; nutmeg: lon wfim of time we o‘Lh‘elr—o
”a at! laurel. whichliowlbw "W": ‘31 08 1 tunable, “19313 “'
Incest-Humane: mum ““5““ ”WM
”pole.
“unwed-of tbedyiognnomnew
olfi. Iv. than“ actor-onions
“a. ‘Idlrd when lwnobnrn,
‘Iwoobnwbenl died.“ And Ibeut~
mi m fin and hope in the:
and“: ”Ilium-yin;
”I!" Admits III! «tell-Ices.
“M5 : (“a“hE pm”?
"talk kid toting-,1
mt‘fldhr ‘ ,
.rr
I
-—T&e Goa!“ to: W spouse of
wit which are very amusing. It had our;
tlth week, out! was funny Iggalulos: q"
nun. lttoldtheuleof nutrition,"
III! kept Mofm-uaflntsontut
6m b‘IshId Iincethedetnigtofl'uod-
‘kInd finial even that tranche-thinl-
mamowmum
I. A. g
I. d oer-vice.
W I. . Rev. W.
drama. I.. an,“ betwo.
at! :proyornoedngln
. ago-It'lrn Sq
' m hater. '33:“
ng-a'm amt—Owns '.qut
am“. loom-A
Put-tor: l P ummm. floors
moon: texAIu .8: c.I.;Iusevery
borwoso rIIilc‘ »'
Reno.
mun—church -"I
L1 IsmmmgfiwIM(
Wminl. M. lucid-Intent”;
I... :.:'trI. MILL
Moon! ruin.
~-'l'he horse diet use is losing cast.
--S_lush sandwiches for scanning.
—Xow is the time to cum wrote of
RIymond Bros.
—The weaher of louday m mild, and
tended In in“! event: with nib.
* —Alfnd Knapp has" It tine” lot of Litch-
field County cheese for sole Try it.
—Cold weather and long evenings suggest
parties and balls. Dig out your square toed
boots. ‘
—Jingling elt‘iglt-belh‘ enlivened the can
of people in the streets for three days that
week.
-—The Peekskill Messenger says
rhnnge. New York is trInsfurmed
Dix‘s Land.
-Thc snow disappeared rapidly during
the wildness of Monday, and the distant
bills look barn agnm.
-“ How‘s them chickens." is a question
familiarly ask: (1 of knowing ones in and
out daily at LuCIs' Hottl.
~John Hines won five turkeys by mf-
fling on Thanksgiving even, at Louis Beer's
saloon under the Opera House, the coat be-
ing 25 cts. each.
——\‘oxt Wednesday evening, the second
lecture before the Y. M. C. A. of Norwalk
takes place at Lockwood Hull, Rev. Thus.
K. Beecher is the speaker.
-—The cnmplruller of the currency, in
his most Input, rememncnds the Ibolitinn
or all restrictions on the rate of interest to
be cbnrgrd bv notional Banks
-—onr city was represented at the funeral
of Horace Greeley, by his Honor. Mayor
Elv, who received his invitation from the
Common Council of New York.
-0ur grocers seem so beviolng with each
other in the sale of good cbetoe. F. A.
Tolles éCvL.._havc some on hand rich or
butter and pit-Inn! to the taste.
—'l'nc holiday mm is Ipproocblug. Go
through our city stores Ind observe what
tine thing-sure in prospect in the wuy of
bargains for Christmas presents
--The mornhols of (‘0. D, 4th Regiment.
C N. 0., will go to Stamford tomorrow
evening to participate in' bottIllon drill ex-
ercise and impaction. The visit is expected
to he I pleasant one.
-Aftcr the late snow had fallen, we no
tier-d that many citinens were (History in
the matter of clearing their front wolks. It
won't do, gentle-non. The city calls for
pmmptnesconeuclocatsionst
-—The. luck-up presented a lively appear-
ance lI-t Monday night, there being no less
than six bummt'rs confined tho-re. Bob
Bones having, left the supetimondeucy hIs
taken up apartments at Bridgeport.
-Mr9~ Uriah Seymour. one of the olden
pencils imam ci-y died but week aged 82.
Hot facet-Ii woe Itlcnded It the Mv-thniist
Church on Friday Ifterttnon, Dn‘llill Ind
Rae's. Timon and Dunnbg nmciIting.
--The regular advent services dmmenced
at Trinity Church lust evemngud will con-
tinue during the month. If Itteuded by the
peqfle Is the Reetnr, Roy. Dr. Spencer.
mldhe glId tohIVe tbebt', they willin-
cnltinned nu eIeh Wednesday evening
throuzh the winter Services to conmooce
on each crating It 7;.
I— f‘beresideotrcadctsof fnnn things will
5w writ. more that e um ivsln hu-
returned fnxm his rumbles iii Engluitd and
that vrryonou “abrtnk, Isletlbnok" me
be forth awning. that will contain some
thing to make one water: up in the night as
pun-toe to laugh
—We are instructed by Mr. R Hopkins,
to my that. belies not sold out his sthld
and horses to Mr John H. Knapp as stated
in last week'é External. Re deslréo to In-
oonn’ce to his friends. that he will continue
to serve the public}: heretofore, Ind hopes;
by diligent attention to buolurssyto merit
rm“ manure of patritns'uccordcd him' In the
W9
' Q’ThePrintcr'e life is sometimes relieved
“ nstnee
into
I of its mommy bythc thoughtfulnm of
kindffiendx Ob Thlnkglvln; morning
we were the recipients of enlmntiol tokens
of goodwill .whicb (coded Mm en-
bones the chIrIiit-f our days “peril-nee.
7%.TbcdonotionowuefrmnCJ-itollosneq“
MP. A. Iollcst 09.. for which the! will
mmwmdeMs .
. swanky-tinsel mm
Marmara-Iva stun-r-
IuIeIgoneI-Ilgnod time. mountin-
ueduutilIlItohour.
~Reuben LPlItt,I member of 00. D.
“M'QNJL “in W fut
mimic; “Mpg-Worm.“
mm, (‘prle of
W TbItwo his. hard withpro-
mndfiogret of the :2": of our cognpe.
t t we expnto rtfe t sym «If
his rehtivesnd lriendetn tnelrpba'gnve-
moot.
W, flat I copy of this evolution be
transmitted to she fIIIllyaf deemed
- During the past ten days. no less than
four Ittempts to throw trIinI off the track
of the N. Y. N. R. t H. R. R, by placing
ties thereon, have token piece. It is pretty
well understood ’wbotbe perpetrator: are.
but no ornate, that we have heard of,
have beecn made. The omccrs of the com-
pIIy Ire quietly‘looklng into the nutter,
IItHf they ever do get'ciotcbes on the
scoundrels, ft is hoped such I punishment I:
so great I crime all: for, we‘ll be, prompt-
ly and without equivoution, be meted out.
In one of the insane: referred to. ties had
been placed tr‘h the cattle gusrda,
III! bot forms vlglhnceof the engineer,
night hive bebntbe menus in killing a
huge number of persons. Our legislItoI-s
would do wel'lro enacts speclIl penalty to be
inflicted on thooe guilty of such foul It-
tempts.
—-Our item lost week in regard to quick
and safe transit by rail cu, was not intend-
ed to disparage in Iny way the usefulness
of our line of propellers plying daily be-
tWt-en this port Ind New York. That
means of freight unmportioo is I great
benefit to Norwalk, Ind our merchuuts up-
prt-ciatiug, feel that they cInnot well :3 on
in their numerous shipments without them.
Those pmpellers have done, Ind will con-
tinue to do wonders for trIdcsmen. Hap-
pening to ride,I day or two since on a
freight trIin contIintng twenty~onc cars,
we asked the conductor if tht was not an
unquIl number. he said it was, Ind when
we asked the cause, woe told (In: the with-
drawal of a Ito-mu for the winter hId
something to do with It, in his opinion. We
go in heartin for communication by water,
and these columns will Idvocute it.
———¢oo————
lone-tor the Ilrdo.
During thts inclement season our good
petlple would do well to bestow some care
upon the birth They ,m needs Mar if
it hotbcrwho. We hear of one lady who
in: Ilroody dispensed I quIntity of bread
cow to two My looms. The gratitude
which the little felldvn exhibit over the be-
meI of crumbs or crusts, should be ample
compensation. Dr. Senator: and others in
the city, find pleasure every day in feeding
the birds.
—————-ooo—————
IIIICIOOI' II.-
Last Mtlndly evening. on the tub which
readies this city It 7:87 from New York, I
couple, evidently lust mat-tied, and very
loving in all their movements and gestures,
were observed in one of the seats of open
senger car. They attracted much‘Ittlentlon
by their “ Sweetness." one towards the other.
When nearing Cos Cob bridge I sudden
lsnguor came over the p‘Iir, and soon Ifter,
they were, 8* tired turtle doves, reposing in
the arms—of Hnrpheus. A wag, observ-
ing the pmitlun, tched Icnrd bearing the
words, " Lost." to their IIIckI, collin'g forth
much laughter from those sitting neIr.
Wicked w 3g.
————«w-———
.oodquMI-I 4“ let. (2. N. G.
Gnmwxcn, t one, Nov. 27. 1872.
1. Companies, C. D. sad 1’. of this Regi-
wilt master for bsttnlion drill, exercise Ind
inspection at the Town Hall, to Stamford,
on Friday evening, Dec. 0th 1872, It 7}
o‘clock, slurp.
11. Queen commanding Ire hereby
orderedtu Ippesr with th ir respective com~
mmds, It the time and plIoo‘Ibove Item
tioned. in full uniform (fatigue prs) cots
purely Irmed Ind equipped if (he luv di-
rects Each company to wear white gloves.
tu. AdjutInt b 1'. ‘Hubbell will report at
the some time Ind plIce fnr‘doty.
H. W. R. How
Col. 4th ‘-,t. C. N. G.
0M. -D. 1'. Helium. Adjutant.
“I'm.” .
. About thirty hulk-Ind patterned gath-
endotthehtmscof Rev. W. B. Tho-III,
last Nomi-y evening, for the purpose of
forming cm W Gob, its dice:
being to furnish calm: which IbIll
be It the me time allowabl- Ind lnstruce
lve during the coming long winteraveniogn'
Theolub will; be! known hr the classic
aunt: of " PtIilukIllI.” which. interpreted.
men: “ A Luvs of the Beouutul." Acon-
stttutlun Ind by-hvts were reported and IC‘
cepted.
Rev. Win. H.150!” woe flectod Presi-
dontsndlnl BmIIdBov. B. N.
Dunning, Vice-W; Elfin Bill, Jr. ..
Secret-r3; ll- FIIIle flail, Tram
Three was. on Mm
Ippnintod, u follows: Inch. Built .DII-
tun-L [jun-mm Jinn Dam; LmL
Maw—.-Wf
NLRAnt-uu. UnderIIoIIIIplot-Ithe
.ornntclticuwubo “emotion“
Intake-mun hang-bemmdproqtrtgdl
mood. III
resell-I!-
ThethwlfltohMo-Dee.
tut! oil! no. r,
W Jr.» natal-Id aft-renown uni: ‘
0- tin loo.
Rev. Dr. Austin, and his son Alfred E"
Austin, left New York, on Monday last, per
‘steotner Null for Genoa, when: they will
rennin some weeks. rum that city they“
vacuum tbénce to Naples,
what: they an: to iuvcitlinte It. Vesuvius,
Ind the mined Cities of Pompeii Ind Her-
culaneum. The island of Sicily. Mt. Etna,
Malta and Trieste. at the head of the Adi-i.
utic, will _ receive attention, Ind then, quite
likely, or at least we hope, they will make
it I port. of their plan to journey across to
Palestine. We expect to get our first in‘
telligence from them, in the form of cures-
pundence, from Gibralter. His numerous
friends in this city, are hoping the journey
will result in the improved health of Rev.
Mr. Austin, sad that he may be permitted to
return, by and by, in safety to his home
again.
—___§..._._
The Ctr--0. Col-c".
A regular meeting of the Board of Coun-
cilmen WIS held at their pm: on Monday
2-1. The following members were present.
Thm. Guyor. Senior Councilman, John L.
Richards, R I. Taller, E; W. Lester. J. R.
Ruythond, M. H. mm; H H. Elwell. G.
W. Smith, F. H. Nash, N. J. Crew. George
Nat-veil.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved, and the following
bills present-d and referred to appropriate
committees.
Norwnlk Gazette, $13. E. Wilcox. $25.
T. Hartwlck, 385, T. llartwick. $l0 90,
John H. Ferris, 681. J. H. Ferris $100.14.
J' C. Crow, ‘5. James Hull. $4.50 8. Badger
$86.66. 8. H. Supplies, $18.15, 0. A. Tuttle
$44.85, W. B. \Vaterbury, $58.83, J. W.
Waterbury. 81.95, B. Kindlllen, $62.87, B.
Kindilicn. $25.50, B tuth Norwnlk Printing
Company, 829. W. T. Crau‘, $198.25, C. T.
Leonard, $4|8.50, Norwnlk Gus Light CL,
.45. J. Waters, 50am, M. W. E lttttmd, $21.45,
it. Just, $4.50.
The committee on sewers. reported that
they had attended to the duties of their ap—
pointment, and that the bills for the Main
street sewer were before the committee.
The committee on lamps and gas report-
ed progrcse
Voted, that the bill of ('u. I). 4th Reg. C.
N. G. 819. be paid, and that the city Judge
be insructcd not to hire It court room here-
after except the one pruvidul ut the-expense
of the city.
The following bills were reported back
from the Pioneer: Committee.
W. T. CrIw, "98.25. Co. D. 4th Reg. C.
N. G..$19._ Thus Cannon, $2.50. Nurwulk
Gas Light Co., $2.05, same, ‘105, B. Kin-
dilien 2d. 329, saute, 386.28, M. Murray, 34‘
Theo. Hitrtwick,$35. sume, $19.90, J. W.
Waterbury, $1.95, M. W. Leland, $21.45,
H. Just, 3390. s. Hodges, cocoa. w. H.
Waterbury, $58.83, 0. A. Tutlle. $44 85, T.
Hortwick, $169.20, some, $384.20, E. Wil~
cox, G35, L. P. Poole, 33.75, S. H. Supplies,
stem
The Street Commissinnt rs presented an
estimate, saying it Wuuld take $50. to keep
the streets Ind crossings in repair from this
date to March lst, 1872.
The Special Committee to confer .with
the Borough of Nurvrulk in relation to in-
troducing water into the city, were granted
further time before making their report.
Voted, to appoint a committee to confer
with the Selectmen in reference to lodging
paupers.
llr. B. W. Lester was appointed such
committee. ,
Voted, that the City Clerk be, and he is
Inert-by inrtructed to present a bill to the
Commissioners of the estate of L. F. Beers
decent d, for amount due the city as per
his but n-port.
Voted. that the ordinance committee be
authorized to take some action which
shIll prevent the introduction of undruwn
fouls into the city markets.
The petition of Giles Huuleuheck claim-
ing dumsges cooled by the grading of the
street. fronting his premises was referred to
committee on streets.
Voted, that. the city surveyor be requested
to meet the Councilmen at their next ses-
sion, and eipluiu the survey of High street.
Voted, Ih It the Flaunt-c Committee be in-
structed to show at the next meeting the
condition of the city finances.
Voted, that the btteet Committee confer
with Mr. James O‘Connor in relation to re-
pairing his sidewalk.
Adjourned for one week.
NOWGIK.
Gilmore with hisk‘fumous trend, are to Le
here on Jun. 23d.
Rev. Dr. Mead preached a splendid ser-
mon on Thursday morning lust.
Barring the mud left by the diurpposring
snow. the streets are in pretty good condi-
tron.
The turkey interest IbIorbed attention on
Thursday but. Savings Bank interest took
its turn on FridIy.
The entertolument It Rev. Mr. Selleck’s
school In: week, was I tine ethic Agrsud
dinner wII smug the attractions.
PloneerHook Ind Ladder Co.‘ s annual
Munchkin, will pmbshly take
pwhceothoekwoud's Ball, on Dec. 19th.
her trfp down, Ind also
“Manhattan-e: intro-tot
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1,99: Mob-twitlbedunetong
. Kntthcw
A. Kuepp’s.
received by A.
crtuan é? Son's.
crInIn & W‘ ’8.
by feeding thet
t3“
Cull IN, .&C., (It
cetvctl daily at.
the m can Its.
33“ Snmctlt
( lg Ir. C.
‘3‘“,
gur.
bu) Astral Uil.
b'tmtlt Norwrl
man & son a
Peck. drug gist.
or :er an 0)
(he (It-put.
‘Q‘ The
Dr usts cry out
causes 11: ttural
custnr nil.
sun‘s [II we
ItntI mu
L -
Merritt, Mrs.
wood.
H: nry N Huger.
\ on Main street,
illnlo the saloon .
”. Dr. Uhle cant . “"
. render no mater nl aid. The body
was taken in charge by undertaker Ra}.
mood, and sent to friends in Ridge-field.
Sworn. & (J I.
Stereoscopes and
Games. I’trzzlei,
“Crystal L-tkc" Initial Paper, etc. etc. Pi-
Ntt. 3 Chichester's
W. Oln.‘
Knapp.
u c ll‘l‘UlB.
Barnes Brus'.
J. E. S'ttitlt's
Buy them at
8f“ Fresh Confectionery, Fruits,
French Prunes,
at John
Tl
&c..
ing New :—
Qcmxoscn
——-—ooo————
‘ LOCAL NUTICES.
(3‘ Active Ind reliable Agents wanted
W load.
Erasmus: at John I. Smith's.
Q‘Tt. u can always find Print Butter at
[3’ Crofut’e New Buckwheat Flour just
[S‘Livéficcié Feithers at Buckingham‘s
Furniture Shire. ’
WA new stack of Oil Cloths at A. Dick-
WReady-mude Watcrptoofs at A Dick-
E‘Pnre Coffee. and Teas can always be
found at A. Knupp‘s.
[3' You can use your horses every day,
Q” Just arrived, schooner load Carrots;
for sale by Rayur nd Bros.
“Ho-wustbck Gento' Neckties, Bows,
w Take time by the fonIIx-k. and buy
your Christmas presents While their to It va-
riety and a choice at the Mi~ses Datws )n' s.
W Try tbeflld We'll Club Cig- trs, for
sale by 0. Swan: & Go
cg“ At Pl ck‘ a Drug Store can be seen the
nicest Aquarium, in town.
[f'nte best. assortment of Lamps in
town ii to be found at A. Knupp‘s.
Q“ Another lot of those 80.: Jupan Tens,
just rtCCth‘d at A. Knapp‘s.
m“ The best, clumped to: u ell as grc- It-
est turiety of D ills to be found in the city,
is at. the Misses Dawson' 3.
[S‘Mslnga Grapes, fresh and nice. re-
:2?" Choice Litcltfieltl County Butter rc-
(‘ctvetl every week, at Alfred Knuj-p's.
{5" All-“'Ottl Empress Cloth, El. 50 cents
p- r yard, ttt A. Uickcrman d: Son's.
at?” Attention Templars l Tucker has the
“my Temperance Dining Rooms in the citv.
{gr Clllt: your sick horse: hv fc (ling
Rtytnund Bros.
Nuts,
E. Smith‘s.
te Old \Vcll Club
.mntunufacturtrs
:3" For fineness of flavor and pleasant
uc recommend he Old W ell Club Ci-
'g‘" If )un \\ um i gowl light that is Sufi,
)ou “find it at A. Knapp s.
k.
F n, and
63“ A new line of initial Piper;
Stemmlpic Views, Toy
Btu-ks. Setipturt: (Junls, Games ctc..rtc., on
It: mtl at. (ht: Him Diwwn' s, No. 3 Chichcs
er‘s Block, South DurWnlk
"C‘V Secnr
ft tr joy. ()I
sleep. It. is
TH". V:
icture
the
novelty 1
their crutches.
:23" The little ftlks are (lelightel with
the l) llls, Games, Puzzlts, Block: etc, etc.
Unit are to Dr seen It: the missus Dawson 8
No 3 CthllOv‘lCl‘S Blotk, Wusltiuvton St.,
W A splendid assortment of Full Dress
Goods tor 25 Cents peryatd at A. Dicker—
Rg'Jujuhc Paste, for irritation of the
thrust, c.»ughs,culds, &c., for sale by 8.1“.
a” Go to the Depot Rr- freshment Saloon,
ster
Tucker will bring it to y In.
w Meats of all kinds with Vegetables,
3 tnd and Butler. for 25 cent-I, ul Tucktrzt
Ladies‘ and Gentle-men's Dining Rooms. in
iu the minutes
81“"
Sewing Machine
geucy,ut Mrs. Jutld's ,.N0 2. Chicheate‘rs
BIUCK, Washin nun St., ISouth Nurwulk
fi' Like the electtic telegraphC wnttur
LitIt-tteutlms “ten a hug time coming,—
nut uh It I mark it is now doing.
and luutt',surc and wounded, are literally
throwing r nu -I_\
tisut and will punts nrv: lmnisltctl,
The hrtll
Rht tuna»
and tlum.
It: ttlul tells the
It
Sltu‘y, tllltl explains the Whole thing.
Cnil :n- n LT) for Pitchers Ctstnria.
rcauhttes the stomach. Ctll‘tS u in I culit and
It substitute for
{are Do not fail to call at the Misses an-
Dolls,
Paints:
trit- t}. of
Bo the.
List of Letter:-
WAIVING in the Pootofllcv. It south Nun-elk,
Dec. 4 h, (872. Pet-um:- outline for say of thw
letters will planet: any they no advertised.
LADIES Ll ST.
Mrs. Hattie Byxhne, Nell Brown. Mi-s SIralt Car-'5'
Mrs Ad-tl- flovt. Mlss Ell'n Merrill. Mel.
enry Smith. Misc Faunie
GENTLEMEN‘S LIST.
Mr. Geonze Aekerly, Charles Ilnppy, J. W. Lewis,
brim III!
.Shor
JOSEPH S. DUNNING. P. M.
3d. 1871
Anna ( nter,
J uhnsn
M W ilson.
List of Letters
RMAI‘TING in the Poomlfice. It Norwnlk. Dec,
Person:- calling for our of these let-
ters will please say they Ire Idreytimd.
‘ LADIIS‘ LIST.
Mrs. Phebe Benedict. Mrs. Anus B. Betta. Mn.
rano bu Grant. Him Jennie \.
. S
n. Adelaide V. Levy, Mrs. antie Par
trick. Hrs. Etlen Ryan Hr. J A. Teuliu, Miss Lottie
WW8 1181‘.
Charles T. Boers, George Cricket-fur. Nathan Dun-
bar Thomas Edward EIyi-rs. Fro k 3. Faudeu, C J
[higher- Jubu Kuning,G
b‘tecu, Dinitl B. To! es. Cherie. v.81] uloseur, Jerry
Wright E. M. Young.
Niddu brook, Joseph
CHAS. OLIBTEAD. P. M.
OnW
Dunning It the
In this to tn,
Norwa-k.
In Long Bid
in ”In
Burned W.“
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IIIKB
8..“
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I
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yogi
ew Invert.
laced“.
“W
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ctr-run. Adsmgmliu
”Conan.
no.1 Ale.
W NgJeJnl
Reading. and Kiss Nels
mtm,
...L ..A a.
Nov; 21st, Jones Wen
ngwsrmouth. N. 8., Ind Buy Baum
or snafu-d.”
One of the Mk! NarwIlk'IohIfts w
. ‘ bride-‘1'? filly RevJuhuP “Jr“ :m‘Jugri’.
MWehefllyfilfihofOcto—Z
New“;
DIAACIEIED.
ednealoyeveulng, Dec 4th. by Rev. B. N.
Adorn-I, of
Noun:
Leru
age. 0
a Rev. 0. W. Gates,
y E. RetiremIltor
Rev. A., 0.Enbb:rd, Natthew
L. Barber, Ind? lb-XMW Rodin-u
n
v.
H‘L s _ _:
III;
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urn. nywev. m
«gaunt-zit. 1' pkg, an of mm.
Mtg-rt:
octbo
Nick-
tolluHIry
Doc. bflcv8.B._BrI.i
«Mil-honors ’n'
DIED. 7
annotate!
. “M%
RmmmdASeymIm-ttyuruut
Will keep in stock during the law
sortnent of
09205§a -
JEWELRY,
stovuu AND
PLATED WARE,
. ffi . n, firwfiawkv 904w
“‘ .
£11
A
Gold and Silver Watches
And I great. variety of Fancy Articles, suitable for
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
Then-stem show! to tbsdty;cllof thcI' nets
Win-Inst.
fBIGES TO SUIT THE TIRES.
W Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repair-
ing Is usual.
107-5!
T. BURR GUYER’S
FAMILY GROCERY SPORE,
‘SPRINGWOOD.
Near South Norwalk.
GRAIN, FEED,
--_-\.\'D—
PROVISIONS,
TEAS, COFFEES ..d flCE,
kept constantly on hand. The culebrItuj
MONTGOMERY FLOUR,
by the bag or barrel.
Crofut’s Buckwheat Flour.
Beef, Pork, Sausages and Hams.
[M41
Tout AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Attention is called to the batman most. when
stock of
FALL and WINTER
CLOTHING
that has ever been in ‘thie market, both for dmbili
ti old style My connection with on e of the sizes:
Wholtule clothing hunt-ED in the United Stolen en
ablce me to sell I< law, If not lower. than any House
in the trada I In: dsl 3' adding to my stock of Good:
rhich has been gotten up In t a ten nobhiest style
or
Youths and Young Men.
mgidntgd‘fi; my W ”to i m-
to I
Mr "Pinto from 31 to $8.50; Yo‘ufihse
Suimfrmntstnm: Boys‘ Sui-s from $4 to can:
Children sSuiu- from $3 to $14; Oiercoats from
$1.ww$50. Our
FURNlSHlNG GOODS DEPARTMENT
comprisesa full line 0:1 Rosier-y Gloves. Handker—
chiets. A lIrgevttock
TRENDS. Ll'l ATHEB BAGS. YALISES.
Cull Ind enmlneour stock before purcboeing else
where No tr -uble to show :-
TILTON THE CLOTHIER,
No. 41 N in utret
IDS—Gm Normals, Conn.
LUCAS HOTEL,
Adjoining Dibble‘s moot}.
South Norwalk.
Main Street,
The Best: Placg in the City
for permanent boot-den. Ttmsieut boarders fur-
nished o lth meals Ind room It. that notice.
BILLIARD ROOM AND BAR
studied to the Hotel for the matriculation of
gne ts.
JANES was. Pup.
mt!
ELIAS GUSOWSK'I,
HEROHANT TAIDOB,
Ind dcllcl' it
may Inn am so:
GENTS? me was,
No: 3: met, Nazareth, Conn.
VFrench Glass Shades
midwgm with clipped
A I!“ “Mai“ “$1,“!me
renew
emwxv
...—--..ofiv
or Ill mum mat
I". ll. NASH J: 330.315;
To Rent.
N . 9, S 1'!!! street.
Tummy,” 3...... ° r. 35mm.
um Loud Wanted. 1
. , ‘ 5mm 1
' ‘Nf tow-chew forscosh. I cw Icreso
Woodland n: Ir I few acres of
Box Ind. piece Salt m. dress or up
p1, to “a o 11.1.. VAN‘DERBI LT
85-“ Elm Grove Smith Nonvallr
8 DOUBT
one “doc number.“ Any cog
bealuby remrne
.39 Lina?!“ $3M?
”1w nth Nmulk.
House For Sale.
com'xmmr nthu G—HOUBE, “will! m-
Aeucd Wonadjtut-outbofwemid- noeuf
n I.Pm.ERi-.Omlmnn1 zweurmm
ratsouabk
w.“ v11min, nits. our fiwoon.
leo—tf Ely“ I Block. South Nor-talk
m
#mnmhteflrmoffll
Cane request-rd to call and me
AL: Milena: IetdedonorbI-tm he
immediatel &All
let any of ’November, 1872. will be put in 025:”—
bIndI foreonocdtm.
D LmLLARDALUt
Sonthxmtheptmmz 5'1"!
filo Let. '
Fame“
porter I have (cont-into; are run. n~
mt near Woodward Avenue. Ken
Smamouth. Apply o
'18“
DUDLEY P. ELY,
Agents “hated
R the Pam Life Insurance (xmpany. Gum:
pay vtngond men. Addrws .
PUTNAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANL
64-tf Forum-II Conn
. For sale.
(It urgegxnlen. pefsmflz shunted m.
A :der avenue, “ Down‘l 'own. Res I tin
duo-g masonnd. Will bet-old cheap In;
moetofth mm on rennin 03
e ”‘vmmY "TEL?
. saws . ,
city Property for sale.
mgntt‘loymw
£13 mull! h-
III-ii use all! cu:
Ind I 'l have It El
NechwkboneIndI if Irre- attache-d. But it t:
the nonhuman: ynwupd. the bungee germs: r
III-hon “got 7Ittbu'optloo of
only to
South Nomi, k.
PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
u
fin" B “BUUTON
Building Lots at Darien .......... 100 0‘:
Building Lots at Darien .......... 12’» 00
Building Lots at Darieu .......... 200 (NI
Bull-ting Lots It Nnrotnn ........ 250 00
Building Lots at Norman. . . . . 300.00
Bull ling Lots at Nor-own” 400.00
Building Lots at Nor-own ........ 5000::
Building Lots at Dnricn ......... 525 (10
Villa Plots at Dttien ............ 600 00
V lla Plots at D xric-u ........... 900 00
Villa Plots at Dorian. . . . . . . . .. 1,300.00
Villa Plots at thrien. . . ... . . . . 1,400.0“
Witt Plots at Darlet ............. 1,600“)
Small Hume at D nit n. 2,000ttu
Bull hug L It at South Nurvs ulk. 2.500.th
House and Lot at D trien. 3,000 (Ki
”one and Lot at Dariin 3.200 “(I
Hot: 58 and Lt t at Dtrien" 3,500 00
Home and Lot at South \otnaik. 4.000 0U
Forty- -tllree Acne Land at Durban 4.300 01,:
lluuee and Land at Ritlvctield. 4.500m
Small Farm It Bat-ion. .; ........ 512K100n
House and Lot at Nurwulx ....... 5.500th
Fine Farm at. New Cnnmu ....... 6.00000
[Tuner and L01 at SOHILI Nurwalk. 7.”).(‘0
[in Us: l" :d Land at New Canaan. 7,5000”
House and L”! at Drttitn. 8.0001m
Rii er Front Property at Five Mile
Riv: r ......................... 9,500 rm
Home and Lot at huuth Noni-nth. 10,000 (to
House and Lot at South Norwnlk. 11,0(‘l0tttt
House and Lot at South Norwalk. 12,th
House and Lot at “’est Darien. . . 14,000 0‘"-
Hnuse and Land at Ridge -titltl.. 15,000,00
Farm It New Canaan ........... "5300 00
Hotel Prnpt- rty at Ger Tory‘. Point. 20,010 00
Handsotm Itmidcuce at South
Nor-walk .................... 25130000
3: I la Prupurtv at Rye ........... 45.000.th—
Magnifit-ent Bu usiuexi Pr. up. rt_\ at
Nnrualk.. ........... 50,.00000
Val table Estate at St uul- rtl ..... 60, 000 UU
For full tlc~criptiun If these ant mutt}
other plots and duellin- 5, euqulte It "mt
MELV’ILLE‘ E. MEAD,
Washington Street, Car. of Main,
SWORDS’ BUILDING,
South Nor-\valk, Conn.
I N S U R A N C 19
Of All. Kinds Effected
IN FIRST-MASS .EDHPAHIES.
insure against Fire in
THeth—temx,
-——._——_...
Lewing NttAcst-ts. even in case
the Lo Sen are. tutIL. .. ,. . . 41,582,191 bl
TICKET-'8 To EUROPE
m worn out: not;
Dram on W hr Sole,
Loans: mom.
.Semztuesilought and Sold,
WANDA
1‘-_AAI n I
m m m
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new:
PM! Iffgofg-nn.
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