Aways—garb-
w
Twoyo-gdeqpodo-hmwrorktsst
woeks‘sssoitsrta passable use to the
Mel-db“ a street car.where
tbsyshuelthdrfiobandsieshdaround
«Iguanas sadisttnwoeadod
sedans-«declines yearsiotbsaseto’s
Moll” “he. “eddy
mmdmuuom
Immune-seduce.“
twobaensp Ithfieflsw‘sdohy' which
Mwmmwscm
ltreallyioobssif tbs Godd- of Justice
hadaweb'sfn- hareleasbcs to vindicate
hersiolstsdhsnar. Itishigh tine.lfsscie-
tylsaetsoreterntohashedsn.
m
Woengloduoecfiat-eeyofsososws-g
”acme-somehow
beam-“la ska eaten-Hutu
'aI-snw'.thstlaoldd-eesofthepollueei
more settled.“ this, but theoid
I-sssdnadkiouctthsupsrnesmn.
and that the rally. Motion lathe
dotishs-psopio’ughtwowtobethe
«commoner and honesty or theeandt-
daisy-cuedfu'thsksslegufnthcap-
preschgiteldsetiamtherobno imports-
antpoitisdisaseiovslvodmndwohepeall
eitiassawiiiglvea fiesp serotiey ofall
sense-shot,“ and vote forshobsst
men regardless of party.
m
Manyboearepirsion oftlreex-
psdhecs otespitai ponhhueotnhesem
beaodofit that the execution of l‘est'er
sndthndsersel luarest hi as beast-
traded. betesenerteda verywalrrebls man!
who. We! thspubliensiad
iaebeiesnitydhund life. Thematic:
of “hieodtorhiood'rmyhcieseeueene.
butltisgsoeededie the “Minot
satereijnsticomhete criminal my lady
heheldreqscesibieto render a fullest-ivo-
ieetferthedanrege or wrong hehesdone.
Bunflehthe III sacred thingtnthe
warhead-nauserds “nomad
no puahhnsents are? too Isvue. that donate
the public mind in the estimation oftb
sacrednessflveiosnv ,
3:22:25: ’
”Myhsmwmby
cskhghispseitienoatbesldeefthepeople
egehstleghlatteo durum no intro-
decederosslnlenfertheexpslsleaetfien
WWI.Mbymdndnqi§enee
tobavebeeu elected by the Legisiitdre of
Mir Ileana afbrlbery. He modes
teliiagspeori in new onlstorday.
Jody liaawlatéoteeerpe’eeeo or the
much rightfleg.
W
QMtesrhvoseflnitseshstir has
‘Mm “.mm,
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“the“
alarming-we!“ nest h-eeIiIct
“fluidis- ss reentakhhabs-
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mower...»
wwwuwfimm
«Wm
"bleachin- W
membereeftbe lest Congress seminar
bi“ Wtfias‘latoa day
shunsshiq
snubs-betsflfi :bsthuwbstee
and violets in his m chiefly
Hartford is snubbed. It New Haven wants
Harrhea tor Governor. fol flarttord
prefbrs levee. and in his semina-
doe chiedy boost-s lbw Haven is longed.
ff Hartley makes Edited to em.
* New .nayen pooh. derans hint with
faint; patios. " tr spew a r'eeontiueted
Postmaster. Hartford poets. and wonders at
the strange blindne- of the headset. Al-
together the find two ilkbly to become
historic and heroic. and we hope some read-
erdEout’erwllirise to debrate in enobic
epic the dghtbetween the nowHeetor and
Achilles for “ the champion belt."
We treat that we are suflciently conscious
of the meritsof each of lb’itwa rlveleities.
A
yet New new has I few thonoInd more
population. if Hartford is on the Connec-
ticet revel. New Haven is on thscosst of
the beed. if Hartford has its famous to
science companies. New Haven his its re-
nowned Yale College Nay to put I Inc
point on it. if Hartford has its ambitious but
bankrupt “I’rovldeme and Mill Reil-
road. " has not New Haven its mighty " Air
Line i“ It New Haven glories in its success
ful Theological Seminary. does not Bart-
ford boost its rival Theological institute with
nearly as many students as professors! What
can we say snore l V
The chronic fight between these live cities
would he of no importance to the rest of
theBtIte.‘if both of them were not State
’ sis. and determined to remain so. A
note of‘the else of Connecticut wants two
capitals about as much as a man needs two
noses on his face. or as a man needs two
wires. We are very much in the condition
cotnpeny at the same time. " how happy
we could be with either, were t‘othcr dear
charmer away. ” 0r like the man who‘iongcd
for I dnufllter. and when his wife presented.”u
him with twins. thought it wort “ twice too
m b.
we see that in the contention held last
week at Middletown to form In association
for promoting the revision of the State Con-
, stitution. this chm jealousy came t6 the
surface. Dr Bacon. of New iiaven. had
the good not”: to stigmatiec Hartford as “ a
viiilge in the interior." carcastieelly remark
inig that fia;tfcrd.‘rnlgltt be the proper place
for the capital. as an interior and inferior
town related to New levee. as Albany to
New York. or: Harrisburg to Philadelphia.
or Columbus to Cincinnati. or Annapolis to
Baltimore. the State were to con-
sider the prop ety of removing the capital
‘ horn both these two 'eltips. say to Middle-
at town or Meridenf
I We are aware that local feuds are pro-
“ ' hitter. Civil wnrs are always the
uni; violent- when Greek meets Greek then
» comes the tug of war. Family quarrels are
notoriously virulent. So are lights between
game-cocks of the same breed and broad.
But usually in such cases the magnitude of
the interests invglved is in inverse propor-
lion to the nor-eche- of the quarrel. We do
not presumeto‘ say how the controversy is
to be aettied. but we do think tirb State will
mgr-ow tired or ashamed of seeing
its iwo piiocl cities standing like two
, fighting boys, cool: with I chip on its shoui-
tier. dating the other to knock it ofl' a the
signal for a scrim/mile .. ‘
"'qu gany Wee. i... .
bsdyin firmer m5
I: W t- three or rout-mounted. r“?
of the lover with two sweethearts in his 41? OM!
_ . , Eleonora
mm. ; mm‘hz'm‘d m “:33“me
lseosfigmm’udt. is isolates
, m Merits masonry l
'4- WWW-sn-
V emphyle in“
are
em.
heron-ted
of statues so not distinctly stated
durum u. u.
e a a
world. but lots. to skint eir
suede-tanner» subjects with clothes on.
This not do if we are to study natures»
M. contour. and must be seen. not
hidden. to be I). We for
statues in Wine“ places. where eyes they
reedsh of statues.
silhe withouttakia that trouble. 0n
Susd‘a‘ygevoeines when bel a call to worship
seen near church vrstlbuiu.
-—heastti i. because livi models of whet
. "*1 “‘ ill“ i' 3““ £2: "ii‘
apsemens y or oysre .Is -
“triage-idea for the benefit of
wishing intel Whut devotion to art.
for no reward except it he
thosatisfaet of seeing others as others
see there. There islaogu language in statuary
which few can lute T e sexes know
seine whispers oil cit uence but idle
winds give warningaot dweii too ten-
Brushing“wed statues are they who keep
amass-ed that open on
carpeted eta lesdin tars where devo-
incense rises. ueetl pg statues. ap-
patently tireless. but menace to guard
sgebstie instrudts. Elosuset s'e‘teos. that
carry character in their teens. Ohssrv
statues. that impress the world by their own
expressiveness. Kodel statues. thinking
lessof the intact theirown settle than the
“to: their unmanti Correct stat-
ues. not elected by wind or weather. Con»
founded mean statues. always in the way
of acne ‘e young ladies. who prefer choos-
their honor: from highways and hedges.
rshsoiremthegrsnd arm at statues
lound leaning against church pll ars.
Mm
Is. Irons .sooto.
We referred t0 “I. visibility of It. i".
Foote‘a leevine South Norwelk. hoping all
the while that he would recenddsr. and
°°nclude to restrain. it is otherwise. H0
has closed his contract. sold his interest in
the Old Welliintel and man for husi'
ucas operations in the town of acids. Madl-
sou Count .lew York. kwhlthcr he core on
ril lat. It may notbe possible
perhaps to add force to the sentiments rola‘
tivcio the respect in which Mr. Poole is
held here through the medium of printed
mml nviewof hindeparturtnwe webot
speak for this entire mmunity when we
say that he is a gentleman whose friendship
is worth the keeping. whose dcalines with
men have ever been honorable and uprleht.
and slmve all whose kindness of heart is
only equalled bv endeavors at all times to do
the thing that is debt. The fruit of such
an example as he has set during three years
will not. we oplue. fall of its eflttet. We
shall tnduhre the hope that he may foster a
few thoughts new and then Connecticut-
wise.
555””...
I. “I. lee-I.»- loaves-s.
No use of talking. His famous “ talking
machine“ can do all that. to say nothing of
laughing and singing in all lsnguagro. We
stay therein rio use of talkine. You can‘t
keep Barnum down. lie will rise iiiifilrl‘
than a balloon. if all rotation were to burn
.5
up. and all his shows with it. he will come
out of ihe smoke and fire. and. in loss than
six months. will set the universe ablaze with
his new thunder. novel and senastionial curi-
osities and unique devices. Here he comes
again. ten times larger than ever. Kari ng
had a large collection of rare and expensive
animals in New Orleans at the time of the
burning of his New York Hussein. and also
duplicates of all rare varieties. in the lead-
lug ecological gardens of Europe. which
have been arriving in New York ever since
the ntiddleot January room comes out
with I giant?” of comparative
molars. me me.- “Q!!! than ever before
seen. so say MW?"
reporters have twenfttr wing” the
great showmants leather to venture.
We have no space to enumerate the ten
th'orisdarid new and intértati tugs can»
to a ll all i! I!
nwhsauissstdtoroatatnone hul’idrod
shoeseIdrare holiness
hundred
and
an" t ty 3: moth r d i3“.
DI areas. '9! III I CB I T
toail saw u“
inspec-
reesthss long.
hi'iil‘h '°"’°‘° m‘”.illri‘“.iim'
larring'e. Wigwam
on at. these-e time.
was“ dignified... m?
"3:
[feet I whole
nuns has the nerve old
".i .
ell- ‘V ”it“... dell! 5 m2
«mo-”omwo gel-ugh: been Winona:
humanist-inherits“
taowoaednds ‘
:3 Mr I I
iii! assessment “dim Jihad“. .
. .1!
inverts-fine econome- 15%",5 .« ‘
.mm.m
i mm
: Nestlendeywesheliretsoveoerolss
. s’sthe roentnClarlt Chase‘s Bloomin-
costly accepted hythe Grant arid When P
Club.
—-——-«o—-—-—
-Egge areflst—we arose in price.
-Read Col. Cornell‘s Itivertleernent of I
new Military institute. to another column.
-Doo‘t pat o! your spring over coats yet.
-'l‘he mucosa of garden spotting is let.
jaded by the cold. 7
—'A western paper applies the elegant
ternt “Sawbcnsseuos” to lady physicians.
—Who tired that shot on Sunday night It
the cast and of the carriage bridge. An-
swer to he reads in writing t
—-lt it takes the barrels of ale per week
to supply 18.000 people. what properties
would be required for Booth Norwaik
°—l‘oote the'lletler rape the climax on
selling hots cheap and e-u‘ls-ish. Tutu-I
w-Aul-‘s the matter.
—If water weather hastens. pie plant will
begin to oontru‘t the bowels of moansious
citiaens. .
-Lookiug ahoutaver streets sometimes.
onemight think it desirable for the neat
legislature to pass a compulsory educa-
tion set
-A city mathematician has been trying to
Igure on are number of twins horn in Fair-
eeld County during the past year. lie has
given it up.
—liaugiug for murder is not yet played
out. as witness New York and Bostd on
Friday last. Each had an execution at
nearly the some hour. ‘
-An exchange says. " of two evils choose
the inset." may do very well except in the
case of liens. masculine. and all that sort all
thing.
—Wantedi arsllebie dag-one that can
be depended on to grab at and tear out the
pantsbon asses of encoding peek psddiers.
of which there is an abundance in this vi-
elnity.
—Mr. “array. the boot, and chm man.
More street this city. is about to make start-
ling announcements in thg line of his but
laces. _ '
—-ch. Jewell has appointed Friday.
April lith. asaday of fasting and prayer.
As it is Good Fridey. the various churches
will he opened for divine service.
-—Wo are indebted to Hon. 0. 8. Furry.
hi. (3.. for a due copy of the Census Report
for 1870. We also acknowledge the receipt
of other valuable public documents.
-—We regret to announce the death. on
Tuesday morning. of the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. H.1iowan.Thc funeral will
take place at the house. on Thursday after-
noon. at 3 o'clock.
—-Wlntor accrue to hang on with tenacity.
and we meet each morning‘s down whit
froacu ground. in length. the days have
got the better of the nightmantl we may
soon he favored with something better.
There are journalists in this country who.
in the conduct of their papers. are in the
habit of stealing from cotetuparnrice with-
out giving credit. Such may. ere long.
learn of a hereafter.
—it people will persist in driving across
the retired track while trains are approach
leg. as if to see how near they can come
without getting hit. they should not cont-
plain wheu brought to grief by n “ squelch- .
et‘.‘ front the iron-horse. '
‘ -We have received from the publishers.
Reacts. Biglow a: Main. Nos 1.! and 3 Vol.
V?“ of the New York yum; amour. a
journal of great meritglcvuted to the in-
terests of musioloviug people Price .1
per your. and there is music enough in each
number to pay the cost price for a year. For
sale at A Swords.
—Mr. H. H. Weliatun. the up tetra music
end fancy good- man. has rented the store
on lain street. and will rernove his entire
establishment to this city. He expects to
open withanew and selected stock on or
before April let.
—They talk about the ‘ Thorsten“ counts
m manned. butocgrs mm inch
on any night as we guarantee
t I series of “penises
m: which M
t|
Lark We encourage home talent.
when” k mixers “flew :
or: EWM‘
formerly occupied by Mrs. C. A. itunscn.
.5mumsmorm*
d
'attitotstl.
TOWN.“
Tuudsyhxfssm WNW
yt pscasgofrou Y.
3Moiwelk. bow to thetfor N“quick
thatpsraetbulatfighlegton atrsetsvery
tghthyweraf gsttlegupin practioeform
somewroteh
hoebesnu onotuhtesskustzaiiths
F. smountet“hnshraonsy" wenoei
—Tho matriagoofJes. Illinois M.
and lies JenIlsD. Riddlsbrook. by the
Bonn. N. NEW place at the
apnea" of Dnlarbott on lat Avenuecn
friends." “grime lreetly after
for a trip to TWaahlegw
—The wind of Monday was cold and
raw. Alter nightfall. hail. snow and rain
tugot tied to make a night of exceed-
ing stores. We defend Ilarch
est thsaecnntien of . for this
s she taldus it what she
would do. and did it to the letter.
—A election of gentlemen interested in
the buildingof the New York d: Eastern
Railroad. was held at Loekwaod‘e Rail.
evening. Owing to the storm and
attendance. the meeting adjourned to
ondsy evening next.
—On Ssmrdey last. I lire took place in
the housciatoly owned by ii. 2. Norton.
result in trifling Megs. As no fear
dwelling nW"“‘ workm‘r avenue?”
stories. I ques on
550w could I Are mm.orlgiuate in the base-
meat. ” is asked.
-Con.-panles C. D and F. at the 4th
Regiment C. N. G. will muster for battalion
drill. curses and inspection at the Town
Hall. Stamford.“ Friday evening larch
”iii. men are ordered to ap-
peer is full |I‘uoltortu. fau caps and
shoulders straps) arm equipped as
the law directs.
--The banking house of Melville I. blend.
in Bwartl‘e building this city. having met
with good success. will. I few weeks boom.
he removed into the more commodlous
it
stood h reference to Mr. Need I advertise-
in snot or column.
—-hiossrs. F. F. Stedrnau & Son. proprie-
tors of the famous Baum H Birming-
ham. Conn. have leased the 0 Well Hotel
and Livery Stables of mar” y r. Ely. Esq.
for live year-strain the total A 1878.
Thogy have purchased of Mr 1" his
st of furniture and fixtures. have taken
the entire establshraertt 0! his hands for I
mutual consideration. and will continue the
business. Tacit essrs Stedntan is Sun have
earned euvle lo reputation during their con-
duct of the Bassett Rouse. mccotee among
this people recommended by hiyh and fish
luring testimonials. We hope obc able
show them that we are - afuuder-
standing and appreciatla say starts to
they may make w lie among us of
ease
South Norwellt.
--With the advance of spring it is grail
lying to note the resumption of building
operations. New structures may be seen
going up in different quartersof the city.
Carpenters and joinets will very likely have
all they condo this year. Nearly all them
have already marked out their plans for the
season We are informed that the Messrs.
Raymond & Sherwood. have on hand a
large number of contracts is and out of
town. They are putting up a buildingon
West street neat to Mr. J. Is. Richarde.a
”000 house for lease 8. Jennings of New
York It is 85:50 feet on the ground. two
and one half stories high with slate roofs.
swimwear. J. GepsEsq. talisman»
neck N. Y. a store house for the Steamboat
Company on the dock. this city. to cost
$1000. make additions to Benedict's Hot
Shop. and a half doaen other jobs forwhieh
woshall hereafter hovsawerd tosay. The
Fairdeld County. and South Norweikfiian-
lnglflll Companies Irsfollot work.“
J. O. Osowe saysars tar hostess-
are good. Dull times here held sway tor
.spsriod. newlotueeflswthe efiscteof the
other entropic. .
‘Aagod'sisiand with haessthsrooe‘. near
t hi city.” ”October by
Ir. rrsseis Bnrrltt as ssurairaerresldenes.
it contains eight aerosol land elevated
' f 'uwassr m lar-
d“ Wmim
—!f tttsksstroet astesdq alum
4 All
Mishap“ "' I
i
finals Bay and straw at Raymond
Junfia spies“ ofhltlietsare .. t
no ntansard. and will be occupied Juno let. " '.
They will soon commence the crootlrm of I
«Evil... °‘°‘°‘“’.‘:’ .erm
Springwoad.
Hi. A. Swords wonidinfom
lla
Orders lofts
attended to.
firm. Celebrated stop
for aalch the
the .It'l‘. urrG ' ’ «1.x. l.
WCarrotsl Carrotail at tome g? w a
a‘Banenes at John I. Smith's. - t. u ‘ V' ,
“I" m iigliday‘gggt as” not he‘lound‘ mat ‘ inane-s. ' as.
an a o the one as. I ' . '
80 cents per panthm Mxfipepp . K EEL EB, HOW ‘ 00:!
.‘m'lérys‘t'healdoo. WellA Club Cigars. for m. m
a” At Pooh‘s Drug Store can be seen the m”' mud. M
nice-t Aquarium in tnv'n tree. I AND u want. eraser.
Keeler. Holmes 0. Co. are receivers m “It. '
of cables. Heart «I: Ce.'e Flour—well M. arm m .1 pm ..
known by South Not-walk people. mu - ‘ ‘
splendid Tomato Colonial. .70 eentsper
for sale at Brown lb W coa' s.
Halon
ee verl daily" at J6 E.“ Smith’ a
pes.fresh and nice. re-
~W Svhsdfiusudcsnvay ‘ > ,
estimator-£3 '
is store will be ‘prornptly
“Wombat-my!
T808. F. CROFT.
LANDSCAPE embarrass.
Amazmwvmm
H‘For fineness of flavor and lcesant r. abut.
taste. we recommend the Old Well iub Ci- on. out this "us-girl“ .-
I“ ' lotto-asst '
”‘Fresh Confectionery. Fruits. Nuts.“
French Prunes. &c.. at John E. Smith’ s.
”'0th Delaware County Butter at
dilute per pound at A. Knapp's.
I'- Sometltlpg New i—Tlte Old Well Club
Cigar C. SwertaGCo“ manufacturers.
It
buyi-A-straigilm You‘
Ware ever altered in this market at
l t that is
nod :53. A. Roam
umnmmnfln
quarters formerly occupied by the FirstNa~ J he Pas ' ‘ ‘ ‘ NIMWWM-flhfid Mrs:
titutal Bank. on Washington street. The 11‘ “1“ N‘ or rrtston °' th W «sewn.
a“. have?“ "“‘fim ‘3,“ "liar. gathccughgoolds. “Jar sale by S l". seawepseaw
an we no entand w oven on
M AS rdshe in add
2““ Muuxgu°muugtw.§g.u.. m5: mayéfiwuéuh'i‘dié’. “353$, murmurs so: nova
urnlalt the people w itb deer
and the change mews-sting to r advan 1' ‘ dl
loge. Mr. Jacob Layton. cashier late ra 0"! “35°03'- .03..
continue with the h end will he iound “-1.... (3.... 1......“ .. Emma...“ ,
"W ”W ‘Ied laminae." Wig” “nm‘” em - ' ' i873
Eiflt‘iboti‘biisiaass may bobet tor-nude.” Wmow be large“ assortment of Wood and M0" DAYr MY 5“! .
A'Kmph Ontheprodsu ksotvu aetholate reside-need
a‘ Choice Litohdeld (bunt Better to Lien-I51.
coir ed every week. at Alfred napp‘ s.
The nnew Scoot-
Judd‘
and half men. , They consorted with ani-
mals— conquered mankind—lived upon the
flowers of the century plant—made one of...
art—trans-
ferred their Share and home to the constel-
titelr numberflad of the healing
lotion
:Itii‘ joints. rheumatism. saweiiings and
comma. and raised the devil getter
But the great Centaur Linimenlt for
In»
noes upon man or beast. is now astonishing
the world And ostenlsltes because it does
its writ.
Children cry for Pltchor‘a Castor-la. It
regulates the stomach. cures wind on lie and
causes natural sleep. It is a substitute for
cantor oil. .
[1‘ Bowie aehlue
Afeneyat No. 8; M‘ustasr s
B oclt Washington St. South N
M‘The Contours a! old were half horse
Alimieednsreb'erof
no? worries.
“NVMMM all.
”'i‘ solasferldatsdfteissm“:
Emilio-mum
West Point I“ Gees-gm- Col-
”I“. nec-
For me... particulars {In as eraser...
cor... one“. s. GARRETT,
PRINCIPAL Sousa Neuwau. Irate-m [m
m It
Jpna w. .‘l‘arrytows. Ninth . V
Jase!- fid$fi Niobium x. J.
Cam Oars. ,
, humerus-glen.
WdCWM‘Ii-fl
W IIITE’S
CKICHW’N BLOCK,
”tie 11mm. ,
cesium»
rm W OER germane!-
rem
ammo
AND
HEADACHE
. we saw or?
S. F. PECK, r-
. Druggla-t. South Namath. Conn
5.. .we‘.—__._ 5... W
P. T. BARNUM’S GREAT TRAVELLING WORLD’S FAIR!
On the Fair Ground tn Norwalk M 4 ,
Ten Times Larger than Ever. consisting of Museum. Nomi
Hall of Me Statuary. om
.Dan Catches. Signer dominant!
Portrait.
and rn' oi
I and
ilmuimktm
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