,MIcrnhu-nlnnnn.
hpflhhndvn-nn. ”We. upon-n. not
t-tnqfinrollnynn-huunnntnwrbnfl-
out“. on .nnt. “on an M In
“Noon-human. hutch
fluuwmumm Ind-cars
'm-ttbuwtblnmakd tn couplyvrltk it.
Dunstan-tin- nrn pout-Ind on our“
pnun.
“magma-(Ponder.
'l'bntollnwhcfnotnanduuronnregntb
undfrnuthn"nntlnncnnonrnincdni "
for unynnrcndhgluchStchtmcotn-
piled bythnfincrotaryof State. It will be
Inn-that nlcoholicliquorn are n prolific
can of tho corn-lunch to our county
Ink
Thowholn anquof pencnncotonittcd
during tho your in 1.85. being 840 more
than thoprncccdin; year.
nameoem.
Mon-born! .. ...........
VuISNb—m n. ..........
m
“ may in . . .
(bu-Ind tor W ...................
83“ It?“ ml‘m.
Indemborntcouuituntn... .. an
“no pun boon Strictly ..... l3
“ ......" .qu ... -------- v
v v n pelt ._ ..
oat-ultra be m .............. m
8" W cortrrv.
“n‘hw‘fi‘Wqu-~ ‘ ‘ ~
" d...“m“‘n.§.";st “ ill
“ e .........
t‘ontnltted from. ............... tan
Ilium”) cocsvv.
Whole number of manhunt» . . ._ . am
Who have bnea Strictly tn. ............. O
.. l‘l'blitullyl re ‘ ‘ i a:
" n lint-porn . .......
tmlttcdfordrnnhnonnnn..m\ ......... m
WlxblAI corm.
Wichita-bot biennium". ............... .53
b‘bohnnbeenatrictlytcn tn. . n
" Indentn horn. ........ ll
" ttnbitnnlly intenpnrnte. ,,,,,, . In
Connithdtordnnkam.............. ... it
LI‘I'CEHILD COUNTY.
Whole number of commitment. . . . M
Wbohnvcbeensuictlyton te.. ...... it
“ ate?” 1 trial. . . . vi;
" n t u to.
t‘ountttod for Mount. W. . . ti
‘ IIDDLISIX COPY“.
Whole number of cotanltnnntn. .............. N0
\\ ho have been Strictly toot rate. _. .. . . .5
“ Iodevnte nkern. . . . t5
“ llnbitunlly tuteutpernte. . tto
committed for drunkenness. .... .. . . 7:
, TOMB COUNTY.
Whole nurnber of commitment» , n
\\ ho hm c bum Strictly torn te. n
“ Xodernte dr “ken. . a
‘ liabitunlly interpret: t _ a
t‘ontmttlod for draukeoneon. ....... e
Pant Trot-n.
We have been informed by .‘layur Ely,
that he has seen the President of the N. \'..
.\'. ll. nnd ll. llailrmtd. and that gentleman
has signified bin intentionpt allowing tickets
to be nold at South Norwnlk for the light-
ning express going cast, which louver New
York at ll r. it, though no tickets will be
will from New York to South Nurwalk
l-“urtltua much we are duly grateful. but it
data not meet the tlcaltcs of this! people for
either accotttmmlatiou or safety. The no
nuntnodntton to content travellers by this
new arrangement \\ ill be duly npprwlnttd.
but what we now need is that the truth.
which pom through lwl’v at till tut . shall
stop for tins-eogeng or run at a much loan
rate. of speed through the city. This matter
should rrccivc attention of our “ ‘ty officers.
and steps be taken to put a stop isotlvtlaut
and dangcrtutu a practice by th company.
It scents unnecessary that life should first
be sacrificed. before njttst sense of the dan-
gt-r we are in daily, from this source. to-
u-ivcs the proper attention of our author-
itiea Businm men and others. having
teams on the streets. are apprehensive of
some accident from this train. The crossing
at the ,unction of “'nshingtou and Main
street is ocutpicd constantly by teams and
pedestrians. and it is impossible that thc
practice of running this train so rapidly can
long continue without the loss of life, and
then will come the wonderment why such a
thing has been allowed. The following or
dinnnce was adopted by the Board of Cortn-
cilmen of the city of South Norwalk, Sept.
2d. 1872:
“SEC. 1. No locomotive, engine. car or
train of cars shall pass over or upon any
portion of any railroad between the west
end of the railroad bridge over Norwalk
harbor. or Ann street on the Danbury and
Sorwalk railroad. and the point where the
New York uttl New Haven Railroad crosses
Monroe street, at agreatcr rate of speed than
nix miles per hour.“
“ SEC. 2. Every person or corporation.
who shall be guilty of the breach of nny re-
quirctncnt of this ordinance. shall forfeit
and pay for each offense the aunt of fifty
dollars. for the use of said city."
It is time that this matter was attended to
—and if the Rnilroad company do not wish
to ntop their trains at the dep .t. let them at
least pay some regard to the safety of the
liven of our citizens. It in no pleasure to us
to be constantly bringing this matter up,
but we cannot, in our province as a journnl~
int, refrain from warning the public and the
railroad managers of the danger: attending
this rapid running of trains through the
city, and reminding our city officials of their
duty in the matter:
The Norwalk correspondent of the Hour,
saw fit tomdooalcnoononionrnalisrnlast
weehinrclation toanarticlc we published
thatcontaincdsotnefactsutothe manage
ment of the Norwnlk Horse Railroad,
audio state that the 81311331. wardin-
graccd by its publication. Now, we don't
ngointo a diacouionof themat-
tenbuwcwddliketonutofcrtbcinfor.
undone! the young mnn,that we donot
pohlinhthe Sufism. for the purport: of
makingpoblic anvlittlcpcreonnlgrfnm
Munro: be subjected to,but for the
pnhlicntionofthc newnefthcdny.withn
viewto doing justicnto;olc‘aln,and if it
towflhdrawpntroongofrononrpnper,wo
”match-china for it. Wenrc
“by any tavern extended «but
don‘tcnoddcitn pmnlnnttcritthonn other
wicker-Monaco It to dhcoutlnoe
fit {am Thu Mo‘hgfrou'fifl‘”
wi-wcrfoewbatwowooldnnyforthcr:
Tet-”1T1: Sun-run:
The Dunno-ah kn owe-awoke nod
Indwhbtbnl’nrwak Renew. It.
.andwenntnknlt. Wnbnvnlongnlncn
pad that pointof nmlttvnnotn whornn
WW can cut,or .nkcun
Hindu-um when wn an {author
wiltinpowuoth-llngthnnicdh Our
utilnctinnooulntnlnkuowiuthntwccnu
brunch—give on good an in munndwc
nhnllhndelt;btnd.yntdoubthr rnnlhntion.
if the oorrnnpnndeot nknll tnkn what we
utterinnn good pnrtnnwn have received
from blot. Inconclunion. we mitt quote.
Magnum:
"Mimi‘s-tummm
With tnw‘rtn. tab-tn. bottamuinlnl-n.
lethinbnlnonnnthtownho-Invhhhnpbon.
The (lotion Mun-tn or n coal ln-ortnl
With rnhhtnh ula‘d. and (titration in the duct.“
Respectfully, etc.
Par 1..
(ton-ovoid calm.
It in with plonnuro we call thn attention of
fntnillnn to the advertisement of Col. J.‘ G.
Pilnoo. in another column. This mtlcntnn
ban tnkno room: in the Old Bank Building.
and will open his school mu thn lnt of
July. The ntndicn will be confined to than
calculntnd to glvn thopupil n thorough prac-
tical bunlnenn education. and fit him for a
nueccuful bualncnn tuna and accountant
We are fortunate in having: no thorough and
competent no instructor tolocatn with us.
XLPilnon norvod in the l'uited Statto‘arnty
during the war of the rebellion. u chief of
artillery. under Promonhand wan appointed
Adjutant general in the regular army by
utuunu. \nonv— son. \ . I ”hawttmt in
New York. colleges similar to the one he
proponen to 0pm here, and has met with the
moat dotting nucccnn. ills nyaletn of touch
l“ is entirely hin own. and from numerous
flattering tentlmonlaln we judge it to be of
[rent merit. lle mny be noon at the college
room,Old Bank Building. from 9 to 1‘3. a. M.
and 2 to 4 r. at.
#
Booth or (than. I. Pitt-b.
We regret to announce the death of Capt.
Chas. E. Plumb. who died nt his residence
at Trumbull. on the Milt inst. Cnpt. Plumb
had been lonxfconnectcd with the military
of this State, and at the time of his death
he was Secretary of tho Falrdeld County
Agricultural Society, which poallul he had
ruled for many years lie was respected
and esteemed by all who knew him. tllltl his
loss will be deeply felt. The funeral will
take place at Trumbull today.
W
Fourth nt Joly laconic-t.
Those of our-citizens. who wish to ecle—
brute the glorious Fourth. will be afforded
an opportuultv of attending the day pheas-
nutly by an excursion on the stmmrr Amer
lens to liocknwny lieut-h. The null will
allord ti line \‘lt‘w of the scenery down New
York buy. the government ful‘llllt‘tiliulli. the
shows of t‘oucy lslund. t'tt‘. t‘l‘l‘ttllgl‘lllt‘lllb‘
have been made with tho lluulmry Railroad
to Nmnoct with the boat at South Norwulk
at 150 a. u. the usual hour in the morning.
stopping as usual in New “ \‘k. so that
llltu‘m \\hu do not \vidt to mam thr t‘ltlllt‘
excursion. rah lztnd uud l‘t‘tttulll through the
day The hunt “ill lt‘:l\‘t‘ lttwkuu’u‘v in tho
uftvrnmm til it t‘. u. and touch at foot of
Market street I'll 4 no. and at font of ‘l‘ltirty-
third street at l thmuowtlug at S mth Nor»
walk with special lhtlll from llrtulutt‘v. Fun:
for the entire twenrsiun. from South Nora
walk *l 50, or ticket for lady and mullotuau
$2.5“... fun: from llaubut‘y :tnd lit\tltt\l~2’$‘.‘ M
Music and refreshments on board. This l‘k
cursion promises great chioynwnt at a stunll
expense, and undoubtedly will he largely
attended.
The Fourth at Rolon Point.
We are promised lively times at Rotou
Point on the Fourth. Mr. Walter Sottt‘lcs
announces a rt‘gntttt. orniions‘, snltttc, music.
dancingfircworks. the. Prizes are otlt-red
for competing ym-hts, und we cxptu‘t that
there will be some lively sailing. as runny of
the favorite bouts have cult-red for the races.
It is useless for us to say anything: of the
beauties of the Point. as they are more
familiar to our readers than to us; and they
all know Mr. Scarlcs as the genial host. nnd
as one who never docs things by halves.
He is going to have a “celebration " on n
grand scale. and much pleasure may be ex-
peeled.
Sunday Hot-no Cor-n.
Superintendent llytttt has dccrded to run
the horse cars on Sundays, for the accom-
modation of church-goers. The curs will
10.30 A. 3L; 12.10, 12.35. 7.05. 7.30, 9.10.
9.35 l‘. at; nnd Norwnlk at 7.05, 9.05. 9.40,
10.05. ll.40 A. M.; 12.10. 6.40. 7.05. 8.40,
9.10 r. it.
Sunday Pope".
ll. E. Bodwcll. Jr., has made arrange
ments by which he will receive the Sunday
morning paperst Orders should be handed
in by Friday noon.
The Aldt'm for July is a capital number.
both ns regards its art and literature. It
opens with a full-page illustration. printed
in tints, and entitled “ Catch Hint !" It rcp-
rcsents two children. the elder of whom. a
girl. in holding her little brother up to a rose
bush, on which a butterfly is about to alight.
This in one of Mr. John S. Davis's studies
of child life, and a very excellent one. too.
" Moonlight on the Shenandoah" is the title
of the first of a series of five illustrations
drawn by Mr. I. D. Woodward. Thcv are
picturesque and beautiful. Mrs. Eliza Grea~
tore: transports on back to Old New York.
in her spirited sketch of “ Hell Gate Ferry,"
which is one of the most characteristic local
drawings ever contributed to the Aldt‘ne. “A
Daintv Bit.” after Otto Meyer. is delicious
enough to provoke an epicure and a lover.
Other figure-pieces are the “ Morning Bath."
B. Werner. and “ You Naughty Chil-
dren!” by A. Gabi. There is a noble por~
trait of “ The Countea Potnoki;" a fine ar-
chitectural view of “ The Frauenkirche.
Nurembark ;” a woodland mo entitled
“TheOnfnet,;by C. Kroner: nnd a third
0 a ittern.nnwesu .stnn
picture ppone gig“
I)“. in: I Mic ‘9”
moon in just rising. The literature of the
Alain in nlwnvtt an excellent as, and general
ly um varied than the literature of any
Ammo There are in the
t number four good stories :—“ Sugar-
Ofl,‘ a ntudy of New England life. by
H. G. Rowe, wbone porno in new to on;
inPcnce."nntod ofoldltome
ork.'by Lucy
to Ir. Woodward’n il~
'oo " We.
9‘ and “A Web "
Count.
lilting More nut all-it; PM...
hlhuhuflfiuufl‘fi fiml
“limo-t it nan-nut it urn-In
wwflumhfinmg
. .... ewe-,-
mom
Jinn—6.1m
an m
50 ,
m
leave South Nor‘wulk at 7.30. 0.30. 10.05;
W
Many-orl‘dy‘n wmllrehtlon
totcworkn. I V
‘ ...—W—
Duo‘t tnll on other how tnron a news.
paper. Let the poor fool and it out hlmnolf.
”w
Ind dog are about the only [QM now
hunted by the people of South Not-walk.
Q09
Pineapplcn and ntrnvlberrion now dintll
their aromntic fragrance over the tnblcn of
the wealthy and printers.
M”
An Ennt avenue girl sold her bonnet no
that her lover might take her to n ntrnwhnrry
festival. Thnt‘a true love.
W
“ Birdie " in what a young husband in
Waterbury cnlln bin wife. because. he nay-n.
the in nlwnyn nanoeluted in bin mind with a
“hill.“ '
M..-”
A man fell, at the foot of Washington
nttect. on Saturday. It will be better un-
deratood to any that just before he foll‘
another man‘s arm flew u p. and laid a hand on
Na firm.
WOW
South Nurwalk in afflicted with gentlc‘
tnenly loafers, who stand on the writers and
apit tobacco juice on the drosws of panama
“dict-«WV. Altman.
Comment in ttuncconanry.
o» ......m
There is no law in this State for hanging:
a man who murder-a a linhtulna rod peddler
.. t. “for tumult ttuvut. but the oppmw
ed people rnmcnt u this tutu t‘hult‘lbt‘ um.
privilegtu.
...—... . ”v. . an—
A lady who had long been wanting to visit
Pine Inland cctttetcry, told to her husband:
“ You have never yet taken me to l‘itw lul‘
and.“ “ Nu. door.“ he replied, “ that‘s at
pleasure I‘ve yet had only in natictpntiou.“
... -—-ow ----..
A mtm who had hin new lutt exchanged
for an old one in a barber‘s shop advertises
that unless it in returnedhc will forward to
the wife of the pcumu who took it the lctv
trr found concealed in the lining of the old
one.
—n--.—r”~.«u .....-
An tlhio Casablanca is announced in the
person of a village reporter‘s little mambo,
having dineovemi a break in the railroad
track. on for five hours on it neighboring
fence. in order to see the train run off. and
secure the earliest particulars for bill fnther‘n
paper.
- — - on.
it isn‘t supposed thut the young ladies
wltogu down to the steamboat dock every
evt-ttlnggn with the intention of meeting
tlwit dear pupils and mamas. uh, nu! not
it hit of it. it‘s Humbled youhfl follows“
that genvr‘tlly lnhd at South Not‘wztlk. and
the lmnd.‘ on the Amt-rims.
ooo
.\ pt‘tcvplildo chungo ill the only of wont
ing the ltttll‘ has taken place it is not how
untluttttlly high as it \vut during the win
li‘l‘Jllltl it is no longer “genteel“ to |\ltl‘l it
on the side. h‘tdsr halt in slowly but nutvly
living discarded. the lhtllt‘a relying; rudely
heads.
.0. .
lie is a very genteel and llllilttltlt‘ yuuuu
limit. but lit‘ in now lltrltllt‘ llo put‘tv hl~
lmir in the middle The othct‘tluy. in outhh
but his lmir. he chanced to get two mow
ltulrsmt one side than tho other.
.‘ll‘uyt‘tl the lllllllllt‘t‘ of his llt‘llll, null over
ltll‘tlt'd his lu‘ttltl. "t‘ lllultt‘a u very gt‘llllt‘
lttttttlic. however.
. ‘ ~ 00.»-
l'uiutrtl \vttisu ltl‘t‘ in voguu abroad for
high corsugu-s. tllltl tuutty newly imported
dresses have n tlt‘t‘ll point in front, with
round, straight back. This style is vcrv
handsome for dinner dresses of silk tilttl
other lteuvy fuhrit‘s, mode with high Medici
fraiscs. The chair-brine ltntlltlt', rounding
over llit‘ hips. in grttdttnlly coming into use.
So it New York fashion iotmtttl tolls llH.
eon
At at meeting of tho Neptune t‘lub, lwld
in tho parlors of the (lid Well Hotel. on Fri
tiny evening last. i' \vus tlt‘t‘lllt'tl to sail on
their annual cruise on the 4th of August. A
l.tr,-.'t- number have signified their intention
of participating. and it is anticipated that
the propmod trip will be one of the most cu.
joyable the club ever had. The next trim-ting
will he held ttt tlru Oltl Well llotrl on Then-
day evening. July 8th.
'9..—
A lllt‘t‘ young mutt stood at tie corner of
two streets. lie but] just had his boots
polished tn the ltighcst degree of gltlflilucss‘
and it was a serious question to him how to
ntakca crossing without getting his boots
soiled. A couple of fashionably tll‘txut‘tl
ladies “are uppronching. and the mind of
our young truth was made up in an instant;
he quietly waited ttnlil those ladies ltrttl
rweps up the mud with their trolling skirts
and then crossed in perfect safety.
.“w-vm
A further and his wife called at a South
Norwalk photograph gallery last week. to
order some photographs of her. and while
the operator was getting ready the husband
gave his wife a little ndvice us to how she
must. act: " Fasten your mind on something."
he salt . “ or else you will laugh and spile
the job. Think about early days. how your
father got in jail. and your mother was an
old scoldcr, and what you'd have been if I
hadn’t pittled you! Just festcn your mind
on to that! She didn‘t have any photo
graphs taken.
MOO*-—-
The dry weather has caused considerable
grumbling among our citizens. The streets
have been intolerably dusty, and door ynrdn
and gardens have suffered terribly. While
we have been thus tormented, the borough
just above has revelled in abundnncc of
water.and no signslof drought can be noon in
in their streets, thanks to the complete water
works. Isn‘t it about time that something
was done towards introducing public water
into our city. or shall we wait until our
dwellings and places of business are de-
ntroyed by a conflng’rallon? What has be-
come of the proponitlon of the borough. nnd
the report of the committee giving the cont
of introducing water into our streets 9 Thin
matter of providing water, we fear, will be
delayed, to our cont. With no “innards
union: fire. and with dry ciatcrnn and shal-
low welln and springs. would it not be a
good time to bring thin matter before the
public.
ASouthNorwnlkyouthwnn beaten hath.
ly last Sunday night at his own pron. Y
‘ Grutlytohhannoynmhinnothorhan
haiathnhabitofgnttin: up talcum.-
upon nature‘s gift to lumutlfy unti adut‘tt their '
This dr- .
wherein-undire- accompany-critic it!!!“
« Wine of m wood-trot mt...
w
Time in noting that no exciton outlunlty
and lends to dmnnty an a him an
onrctullv nnnlul. . - .
...—w .
We nocturnal. for the nutumutt of our
tar-prying rum n puonnl of warm
tor Burr antith‘n noticclo nnothw cation.
“We”!
1dr. Ales. Swords has returned bunlncnn.
at “out. at bit old stand. and will continue
to nupply pnpern and periodlenlnmationory.
bookn. the.
W
We heard a lawyer tumult the outer day.
that ”couldn‘t-loop. Be With“! beam
on can side. and then turn over and lie on
the other.“ ’
W
A special school meeting in called on
Tuendny evening next. for the purpose of
providing the mean: for erecting iltoncw
nchnolbulldintt. '
W.
~090v
For an cudienn variety of fancy potion,
nuts‘ furninlting min and Yankee notlnan
call at ll. ll. Prllchard‘t. next to the Pont
otllce. on Washington street.
moerM
I). L Johnson. auctioneer. will sell at
public auction on Friday mutt. the (I‘ll
on the land belonging to the estate of the
hue llcaeltitth llull. of Wilton.
...—...
wr".
A young lady told an admirer-tho other
evening that he wan like horoporu glans.
“ beettutw.“ nuid nhc. “ 1 can draw vou out.
nee thmugh you. and shut you up“
D. Dayton in oftlrrlnx bartruintt lu tutors
and shoes this week. Illa stock is very com‘
plvte. and it will he necn by advertisement
that his price: are very low. Road advcr
tisnmem.
‘COO *’
Messrs. t‘. l". Bt‘llllt‘ll it On. pmponu to
celebrate the Fourth by reducing prices on
numtuor goods of all kinda. Low prices and
good goods have made thin estuhlishutcnt
.very popular.
...“. - .0.
Mr. J. ll. Ferris in filling large orders for
coal on the lino of the Danbury Road. This
gentleman buys in large quantities from
auction. turd can furnittlt dealers on the
most advantageous terms.
W” “‘-
'l‘lu~ llmtrd of llcultlt have issued an order
that all filth and dirt be removed from the
premises on which it now have accumulated
at once. This ordor is timely. uttd we hope
to set: lla strtct tutforcotucnt.
<00 » ......
'l‘ht- t‘ongregttttonnl fontivula on “'edncs-
titty and Thursday evenincn but were largo
ly attended. and after furnishing thrrhil-
tllt‘lt with free thwlunturta on Thursday
night. the tt‘t‘vlpla netted the Stx‘lt‘ty
UVVI‘ ninety tlullttt‘n.
. “...... .
‘l‘o night our readers \\ ill have an uppot~
tun'uy of witnessing the porfortuant‘es of
the inituiluldu til. l‘ux and his patttoutino
and ballet troupe. ut the Nut‘wulk llllt‘l‘tt
llousrx llott‘l fail to see lluutpty llumply
if you wish to enjoy a guild laugh.
' Q0. '
\\‘ttshhutu‘x Lust Sctlsuilun pluyml to ll
good house in Not’walk last unit. The pot“
ltll‘lllttllt‘t‘ thmughout “i“ first class. and
some of the hut.“ Ntttatktthlr. We have not
had a troupe \‘lr-il us for it lone time. Ilutt
has given allt‘ll ut‘ttrrul mtl‘fnt‘liou.
l \ ' ‘..
2 'l he contract for building the new St‘ltrml
i homo ltllh llt‘t‘ll uwurdml to Raymund. Shot:
wood .h t‘o. Operations will begin at once.
and lllt‘ structurt- completed within three
months. The plan adopted will ull‘ord a
hands-mic lllttl t‘ottttumlinus building
......MM.
A little girl named tl‘llricn. tiring on lhty
w“
....
... on.
when she fell on n pan of hot water. which
hurl been left on the floor in the room. and
turned the contents over the front of her
limbs. llr. lltll lll‘tlrbt‘tl the lif‘llltlrl, tutti sin:
is lltl\\‘ doing u‘t-ll.
~<>
The marriage of Mr. P.
Miss Krillu Shay. on Wednesday morning.
itt the Catholic Church, Father Smith. drew
out it hit-go :ttlcntlnnct‘ ut the church, to wit~
tit-as the ceremony. The ltnppy couple
started on it wedding tour Wednesday iif‘
lt‘t‘tttmn.
"9..
“ Lift- itt llauhury“ is the title of it new
book published by Shepard ck Gill. which
contains clippings front the Dunbury Now.
it is handsomely printed and. bound. and for
light reading nothing better can be found in
the hook market. The - 'rw has become
known throughout the world. and Bailey Is
the acknowledged wit of America. Copies
can be procured at A. Swords‘ Book Store.
w”. n... .-.
A much needed improvement is being
made by the railroad company at the depot.
The platform from the depot to Main ntreot
is being widened so as to cover all the space
between the Dnubury and the New Haven
track. A large force of men are at. work,
and the job will soon he completed. We
would sugcst to the company the propriety
of placing a lamp on the platform, no to
light the end toward Main street.
... ..- ...--- __
Rev. D. A. Goodnoll supplied the pulpit of
the First M. E. Church on Sunday last. in
exchange with Mr. Thomas. The church
was filled with his numerous friends and
parishioners morning and evening, who list-
ened with great attention to the discourses
from the eloquent and forcible preacher.
We were glad to soothe reverend gentleman
in such good health and npiritn,-nnd to hear
his familiar voice-once more in earnest ar-
gument and appeal for his Master‘s cause.
”+—
A gentleman of.“ elegant leisure," and a
bachelor at that, has been amusing himself
with matrimonial statistics. and reports that
out. of two hundred marriages published in
New England Journals, last. week, only two
of the lglia Hold-(m W
as Mary mania. “"All‘iliiothnir’rwafn
Hollies, Dollies, Pollien. Libbicn, " Tibbicn,
Blddicn. Battles, Patties. Mattias. Linton,
and no on. He any: if he can hear of some
girl with a “ familiar Christian name," he
nhall “ ntnrt for her."
Few pornonnlthink of the my and grant
advantn‘get to thin city. “Initiation“
channels,» keptby Ifclvllinl. Md;
magic example—Oncotoorotttnnon
...... m m M- a...
’ tlw Indiana wll they might.
nth-ct. was badly M‘ltltlotl on Stltttltty lush.
ll. Dwycr. to»
Washington street. our Mascot- Porn:
within.
to 3'0 to Istanbul-oar: plenum" ~,
mono 084cc. andwithcot any trons. ,
ltltwnnn‘t forthnlnw.nnnn
makenfortuanlu half tho titun‘
inn-mum“ w 2
into the nnloott oft}. ll. Brno .
Thur-«lay unwound to can year‘s ltnprinon‘
mum at Wetheratlcld.
«o _
We uudnrntnnd that the Harlem Yacht
Clubproponn making their headquarters nt-
Roton Point during thn mm. commencing
A little non of Kr. Edwin Wilcox wan run
over on Tut-ndnv lull. whlln playing to
Wnnhinctau street. butcncnpcd with nothing
more serious than a thorouth fright.
”«ooow—m
.lnnten 0. Crown in supplying thin market
wltltvcry choice berrlu and frultngfteah
every day. at prloen an low as the market
Wlll aflbtd. Alnofronlr ash and provision:
of all kinds in their nenaoa.
as. .\
.x—fi
MOM-—
Young America can not all they desire in
the way of fireworks. fur cclcbnttlugthc
Fourth. at Bodwnll'u. Lots of sky rockets.
torpcdoca. roman candles. doubloheudera.
tings. the. the.
vow ----- ~—
To drive nwtty aunt—1f they nro than
tied aunts. hormw some money of their
husbands. lf they are single. lct ‘etn take
cure of the baby for the ttftnt‘noon. while
your with guest to a matinee.
....-. «99
Stillaott naya that the celebration of the
Fourth will be incomplete. without frequent
droughts of Geyser Spring Waterfront his
fountain. Thonc. who wish to “ about their
mouths oil,“ shouldn‘t forget this.
m-..
E. M. White. photographer. is making
superior pictures at hln convenient rooms,
in Washington street.
grttpltn, llvrllns. porcelniua.&c.. in the ltiglr
est style of the art. at lowest prices.
.-..... -...
'l‘he Messrs. Raymond limo are rewiring
constantly cargea of coal dc. 'l‘ht‘y do not
remain long with them. however, for they
are constantly roshlpplnr: to other points. as
well as nupplylng a large homo demand.
. «-—~ one
The man who mm an unfortunate as to
have his bond come in contact with a falling
lump at tho Bridgeport llousc, now wears
his loft our in n sling. and is trying to force
his scalp look out with Mrs. Alli-it‘s "ltll‘
Restorer.
w « «one~
A. llit‘kcrrnun d: Sun tnalw n lino display
of dress goods. cotton goods. carpets. 'ett‘.
'l‘hirir show windows attract the attention of
A \ ixlt to
tho establishment \t ill eormhuratu out Hillt-
mom.
"on. "More F. t‘lurk died last week of
t‘hcumutixm of the hcurt. lie mu the son-
lulu“ of t‘onunodnro \‘uttdct‘lult. and one
of tlw must phuuiucut uttd enotuctit- railroad
tum in the country. He has l‘l’t‘ttltlt‘ltl of
the Lake Shore and the l'nluu l‘at‘itlc l‘ttll-
l‘tltttltl. and 2t llit‘wtor m the New York t‘cu~
Ital. Narhm. N. Y. N. ll. und lluttt‘ord.
ltlltl several other t‘tuttts. lie was a hum of
rrmarkuhlv rwcutlvo and administrative
ulnlity. turd his death wru undoubtedly
mused by the nttuitt of overwork.
- .0.
We are informed by com; l'lt‘lll authority
that the httuy which is supposed to indicate
the locality of Shippntt llut‘f hits tlttftt-ti
about at mile to the cunt and half a mile to
the north. no that instead of serving as n
warning to ttturiuvra. it now leads them
directly onto the sunken rocks. The atv
tuition of the authorities ltun been culled
to this matter. and we cannot understand
w by there should be delay in pluctug this
buoy buck where lLWM llltt‘lltlt‘tl to he.
—-~ . «ov-r- ~-
A lady writes to the New York llcrnld:
“I happen to be the wife of on inveterate
smoker. rind do boldly new that 1 love the
perfume of his trig-r better than till the per.
fumes of Arabia. 1 think there is nothing
rttorc delightful. turd I um never more happy
than when my husband is by my side. with
his slippers on, and ttfgrunt lluvunn be-
tween his lips—4t picture of home comfort
which many a poor married man has never
stop, who is driven from home by It cross
and selfish wife. who would rather send her
husband to the club or worse places, nulls
to be rid of his afterdinner smoke.“
v<~
The New liuvcn l‘m‘tm comes to us week-
ly tilled with news. The editorials are
written in n racy stylc,uud bristle with
pullllll that must make those at whom they
are aimed wince. Fearless and indepen-
dent, this journal is destined to. it‘ it does
not now. occupy u loading position among
the journnls of Connecticut. After the lst
of July it is to appear daily. Our friend,
“1'. I“. ll. Nash, occupies in position as city
and associate editor, and we imagine we
discern much in its column: from his ready
pen.
......“ ”...——
The condition of atlitirn on £lay innd
Spring ntreets. at the junction of‘ the two, is
terrible. A few ntgbtn ago we now a man
bill after dark. The route was new to hint.
and under the delusion that. the sidewalk
and the street were of the some heighhncvor
dreaming of the pitfalls and holes in his
path. Reaching the corner- of Clay street.
he suddenly ‘dlsnppeare‘tl. Thoughts of
spcctres and our evil deeds immediately
rushed into our mind. but. aswo were near
home, and within hailing distance of our
wife. we boldly advanced to the spot where
he disappeared. and looking ot!‘ from the
elevated sidewalk. we now ourmmdounden
lng around in the dust. spouting and strife.
lug out in the moat approved nwitmner’s
'fnaltion.thn duct coveringhltn all up but hi-
head. mm now is", nndcrIcil-out. “What
on you standing on the dock thaodoohlug
for. why don‘ttyou get a boat and help a fel-
low onto! this place?" The poor fallow.
flpgosqd he had walked oil‘ the dock. and
.imnfincjd iho‘dnntbc wn‘n crawlinginround
into be water. LAg'nlti'.’ MW ‘ .3 night,
5» noticed) coop}! notes ‘dotm' filming
..met.' on m we MW ‘ my
mt. wbcn‘thoro : "
WWW
Win.
“ I decided." void the charmer. “
'l‘ln types. pitutttv
going, or rather attempting to go. up the.
_ ‘5‘worx
I, t.“ nnld the lldy.
“in “ in”... vernl pieces ‘ -
tho ...-fling?“ uu .“
‘ ‘ ' ‘ i
after an examination of tort tnluutnn. , Show
tun noun lady‘n cloth.“ acvcrnl gtnnt rolls
were laid before her. They worn too thin.
Then entire velvet. nlllt. Intimmoltoc. until
thn counter 93 , under the pilen of
ntutl: behind ' rich ntootl thn nearly invisible
ill favorof
flannel." Tea or twelve picovn worn pinned
upon the heap. “That will do.“ nhn nald.
that n long and minute scrutiny. “ How
much will it intro to make n doc‘n pnletott "
And the hold up a mlcronccpn toy terrier.
’“ A paletot l “ asked the nboptnan. not at all
disconcertcd and appearing to make a cab
eultttion. “ Will it have puckctn. madam l“
Mow—— ,
A Montana paper reports that the servant
girls of Helena have ntruck for sixty‘nlx dol‘
lnrs a month. two silk-dresses and the privi-
lege of the parlor every Sundry.
John A.Rotrttedy, collector of monomer“:
in New York. and better known as exoupnt“
intundottt of police, died of heart-dim on
Friday afternoon. at bin house in Twenty-
secoud strum. New York. in his seventicth
your.
..._. '71
...-..."-
\‘lniltil‘s at Niagara must pay for all their
enjoyment-t thin rennin. The rear winduwn
of the hotel rooms have been bonded up.
to ptuvunt putnmnfrom netting the Folk.
illitl till travellers ate eumptdlod to pay fifty
cents for hearing the manorhnvo cotton
crammed in their cars.
. ...“... v—
A good many unpleasant ntorics about the
dead \t‘ttlwutth are finding their way into
print. It was lurid that at the death of his
fathom-Chancellor \l'alwurth. who dislu‘
heritcd him. he stood besidn the coffin con-
mining the dead body of bin father, and
hurled at it terrible oaths and frightful
tnalot‘lictioun. Abuse of parent: seems to
be hereditary.
. » coo ..—
Tlto llvruld has a loaded letter from
Stimkholtn. Sweden. covering a page and a
half. it has inturvicwod King Oscar. and
gives the public the royal eatlmulo of public
men illltl tncauurcn in America, and apocl‘
ally of the Herald enterprise. The way royal
counters cnrvcttvd and bowed down to that
(‘tll‘MPOtlthlll as he rctiwd from O ‘a
presence was a spectacle to describe. if got
to behold !
— ~- 40.» ...N
'l‘lw lluriford l‘ust ban the following item
about one of tho elty fathom: “ If, by some
my ntl‘l‘lullli dispensation of Providence.
Councilman lltu‘litselwk of the Sixth Ward
should be ntrnck dumhn—well. it would be
who! ouurw; but his fellow councilman
would endeavor to t‘lltllll‘t‘ the calamity \vlth
becoming uolgttatlun. Full an hour of the
time hours session. last evening. was occu~
pitvd by his everlasting gobble.“
.- ....‘
MK‘A l. SOTICES.
ta“ flt‘nnm‘n. Lemons. Fina. Dates. Pine.
upplos, and Nuts of till kinds. at .l. E. Smith‘n.
as" For your “ Arf and AM.“ no to the
llridtrrptu‘t llouso opposite N. Y. d‘. N. ll.
ll. li‘ill“Kll-
6%“ The host ugmrtmcut of Lump-t ltt
to“ u is to be fotttttlgfatt A. Kttapp‘s.
KW" Fresh Confectionery til-J. E. Smith‘s.
£3" Stencil Plums for business cards.
marking clothing. i‘lt‘., on short notice at ll.
E. litidwt‘ll‘a.
’fi" 100 (‘roum by tho pinto or quart. at
.l. E. Smith's.
:3“ Sailing parties requiring Boats, call
at tlu‘ Bridgeport llousc. .
1%" Reversible Cups—two cups in one»
Ynnltcc invention. nt k‘trolc‘s lint Siam
m' White \‘csts uttd Lint-u Goods at
Cotnstock lit-tut. ‘
{33" Hay and Straw, hnlcd or lose, at
Raymond Bros.
(if White Goods for Summer Suits at
New York wholesale prices. nt Mrs. Judd's.
[3‘ At ll h‘. Brown's you will surcl
find good Boots and Shoes of every kind:
custom made. well put. together; as sure no
you‘re born, they‘re made of leather.
[3' Lndics' ou'u (Bombings. made up into
Swrtchcs at S. I‘akulski‘s.
:2" Children‘s Sailor Suits at Cotnstock
‘Brtrs.
[it"h'ubbie styles just come itt at Footu's
lint Store.
(3‘ A Splendid Oblong 'l‘cn, til 75 cts.
per pound, at A. Knapp‘s.
{3‘ Hickory. Oak. Pine and Chestnut
Wood. unwed and split. at. Raymond Bros.
Q‘Ludics. go to H. S. Brown‘s for your
French Kid Button Boots, Intent. ntylos.
For a nice Human llair Switch or
Curls. go to B. Pnkulski‘s.
[3" Go to Raymond Bros. for the best
Sinuicltson‘s Franklin Coal. -
{3" S. Pnkulslti has just ivcd a tine
stock of hair, which he is prcptt to manu-
facture in any ntyls desired by thclndles, on
short hotter: and at low prices. -
(3" Comstoclt Bron. have just received a
large stock of ntrnw hats.
c!“ If on want a good light that is safe
buy Astra, Oil. \ ou’ll-find it at A. Knapp'n
I?" At Betta tb Ferrin'. Washington St...
can be procured Hardwtu‘c. Wall Paper and
Shades.
[3‘ Call at Brown’s for any thing you
want in the Boot and Shoelinc, for you will
be sure to find them. Ha, ain t it?
[1' Heavy Working Suits forth, at bom‘ -
stock Bros.
Ice cold Soda Water and Root Beer drawn
from a fountain at S. F. Pooh’s.
W Gonts’ Summer Underwear at Gom-
stock Bros.
33‘ Circulatln Libra opened this week
at the Misses ' Duison's, o. 3 'Chlchostcr's
Block. Washington street; ‘ ' ‘ 182
I!" Slipper-st Slippers! 0A in : nanort,
meat of Lndion Slipper-n nt H. 82 mag
.. [3' Striped Coats for 85 cents at Cour -
ntoclt Bron. ,, . .
mine attitcroodnfln “keg hid?
over . um coda coon
'rheu'inatigm. For sale at S. . 'l’cclt'ti.fl j '
5' All styles Children's Linen Bonn "at
Oomntock Bros. j i ,
Q‘TheSocor-and Sinxchewl' Each»
incntorcotor-for onloint Manda ”gm
.wmm- - - _
., . Comstock Bros. are nellin cum
Sutnnnlownajfi'm, ' 8" ” 7
Hit? ind
W.- lJuntthOnt-tlclu
d! 5 out - ..
411101?
Show for paid at fill
Did .
know
’3‘...
younrcln
.17 K
“ship... 0; m i .
. g. t. , .W
A large nanortmcnt amt. Wool and
Clot Hats. constantly on hand. at Warlock
Bron. . '
be wonderful rectpo recently found
h m Nnoni.ntuld the ruinn of tat .in
clip th to be the name accredited to {‘hl-
mu 0
for centurion. tlon
tern In
or ttobnpubllnb“ cdforthcgoodottuan-
k d. 'l‘hlnwonnnotntli toddbot
oi: nrn putting thn’ article m theronclt
of all at n mall prion.
LOCAL STOCK- BULLET“.
rue-mommy,»
MELVIN 3. I” ”he,
' out hm; hm
Wannmovott 81.. Sou-to Roawtun. Orton.
neon murmur-nun.
Week “minute“.
can It on: 3 an.”
in“ run “2:. u l $‘
Natloanl
thtrtn mu. 3 _
kmurmmm i
must-Woo “ 2.0- I
N k - t 1.: a:
Nari-nth mmm....l ill!
‘ ‘ .. I.” '
Mim.§t‘iil&'€hd .... l
.. .. and alert «My Mondale;
8n?“ WWW“. If Ronald by nnllor.
A CAI...
Karim d‘npnnnd of my button: to
Captain James C. Crown. I hereby tender
my’ninrerc thnukn to the rum friends who
favored trio with then patronage in the past.
and would cheerfully recommend our nuc-
cesnor in the din-inn: to thorn. and ho the
mango to liberally given me any rott-
tcnded to hint. Rummlluitu fl
0 . ' .
W
RAID!"- w H
ln New York. June 9th. b the Rev. m. .
dlemn. Mr. Thaddeus any": of Booth Sorwnl
Xian m of
k1 '9
Lilli. ‘v 3 let “0' ‘“ le-
W
[Ant of Lotto" .
costume in the Foetal”. u noun. .Nuvwalk.
1 June no. 1873. l‘ernonn calling for any of these
louvre will please any they are advanced.
LADIIo’ = LIST.
lilrn. M. M. Anuuldott. In. Almedn “1‘0““: Mrs.
P. Calhoun. Min Sophia Orin". Mn. Kate bung.
Nrn. linttio ltnwtcnon. lit-n. Elisabeth ll. ltnyuton .
Mrt Edwin Smith. Mina Jane Scangll. _
._ GENTWRN‘S LIST.
Mr. Arum-t llcymnrotk. Mt. Alvin Fuller. It. G.
“‘ “"mnd‘ Numidsfi‘i‘it‘lg‘ncsxtno. r. ll.
hint of Molten
RMAIRING la the Fun-tom”. tit Norwtdk. Jane
- it. hits. l‘ommn calling for any or those lottnrn
out plan" nn'y they are ndvertlwd.
LADIES‘ 1481‘.
re. lil' tor Buckle .Il-n Armin G. Cunt-took.
Hrs. lm (mud t‘omsttogk lino htnry A. Curry. Mary
print-oil. hire. Sunnn ninth“. In. lint-y Roar. Mne-
thn Rodgers, lien Fm Stole . hit-n. 'l‘heodtu-c
a. South. Mm Kiln Weed. Nrn'. Sultan \\ ntcrn. lira.
‘ ta ey.
68311.31“? ”31‘.
l‘. Katine. lint. John Moore I.
ward 8. ‘l‘ttppnn. W. ti. Wnndrdl
' (ERAS. OLItiTEAD. P. N.
Rotter.
Martin‘s firncn. t‘trv or born-n Normals. t‘t.
dint: in“. turn.
“watts-lion in herohv
or offer for ”ll‘\ "
John (l‘lltm. M
l.
l
ted to our pot-eon to cell.
re-crnrkern. or other Firt-
Worltn“ within th I city. froth June lib. nt 5 o‘clock
A. .u.. to July tth nt l1 o‘chxk 1‘. 1A.. uulm hereaf-
ter “\Vttkutl. “mi-ulna in nlno hereby vent to any
pom to net are to. or dinchnrgo. any when
or other l-‘lreworkn uithln thin city. from 't'o‘cloch
P. hi. of July on to run o‘r’ltwlt l‘. l. of Julv nth.
turtle» hereafter rm-ukcdti open “new
that all pet-noon who nhall avail themnelven of this
privilene. nhnll not in any wny etrdnnger the rightn.
or in rty of other-n. or the property of the city.
on: thin lino-e shall not in any way be nocotutrued
a- tn make the city liable for nnv donate no done.
18749 DUDLEY P. Y. Mayor.
IN ‘l‘lll’.’ DISTRICT t‘Ot'R'l‘ of the l‘nited stolen
for the Dietrirt of Connecticut 2 in the matter of
t‘hnrloa ll. Duke. bankrupt. before LN. Klddlehtook.
Rent-tor in linokroptty. at . in laid din-
trict. the Nth day of one. A. 1).. 873.
To \Vrron n- on (‘orrcntn :--
Tho underlined hereby given notice oi hin a
polntrnent an anniznee of the route of Chat-tout .
lnkc. of South Norwalk. in the County or hlrfleld.
state of Connecticut. in said dintrict. who bu been
adjudged a Bankrupt u n his» own petition by In h‘.
Mtddlnbrook. Rnginter n Bankruptcy within and for.
unit! dlntrit‘t.
Dated at South Norwnlk, in arid district. the ltth
day of June. A. D . “”8. ROBERT l. NLLKS.
31-89 Anelgoce.
Notice.
Tax Colloetor‘n tilirtco.
NOTICE in hereby given to all percomt liable. to
a pay taxa- in the town of Norwnlk. on the An-
ornament Lint of 1m that I will meet thorn for the
purpose of recelvlnz said mos. at the More of Al-
honno Dibble. South Five Mile River. on Wnduen-
try and Thurodav. Jul 16th and Tab. from 10
We oclt A. )1. until 3 0‘1: colt}. I: at tho Iton‘ of
llnuford a Osborn. Dowrul‘ou‘n. (Kant NorwalkJ
Friday. July 1 from f ttll 5 o‘clock P. I. t at the
ntoro of Betta a erris. South Norwnlk. ondloodny
.nnd Tuesday. Jul 21st and 22nd. from to o‘clock A.
IL. nntll a o‘cloc P. 1.; nt the Town Clork‘n eater.
Novwnlk 30mph. on “'edttcndnv and Tburndny.
July and and 01th. from it A. )l. until it P. 21.: at the
flare of dooeph 0. Roadie. Wlnflmh on Touch;
and chnondnyfi J uly lth and ”h. from mo‘eloc
a. I. not}; 8 bc‘ [hard at th;hmnm;yof33iln;ln
. razor . no rr us. on . st.
frontl A. N. anti 3 P. l. y .7
N. u—Orre per cent. n mouth will be aided to all
tartan remaining unpnidoo and Iftor the that day or
Angunt. 1m '1“!th SMlTiI. Collector.
horwalk. Jane and. in "1-39
Old Bank Building,
Washington Street, South Norwalk,
Wino do on or about In In to lot rt
bushings education. and 10,0 rains 00$“;th
known and accountannta.
Pu In of any age. above twelve
at. anytime in tho 5' can enter
(rt-event anther-care
no lune: ltd? t
mecwhmgmench‘m 0? on goug‘fndivldonlly through
INSTRUCTION. valence and moms.
For terms and colors app! at the Collage-
Rootn. Oldhnk “Mylo the glue hournf‘rotui
héhbli‘ ”a... ‘ narrow...“ " “at...” ’ ‘“
Pontooee' goo-tn n '"
fmmom
AWAY BEACH?
taut. At nu rate the Centaur”
~ hm mmm'mm minim marten-st;
llenrr F. llanrr. 'l‘bmunn Clark. it. '1‘. it Enough. _
COL. J. G. PILSEN’S'
_ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 'p
Jill: 1373!
0! out“! for MI City not only
33 ”All!
butllndnt I it. thnt‘ cnch and
Emma” cl I. or mt. nee
motions: «a:l cl “taint. cant
\OMWtkthtfidvm no".
tnnvcttntonnn. Yunnan «Whmthtat
tlllnomoftb‘". WM "*0an
rulnntnnotne mound letnnbc tluthln
w”. I.»
FIREWCRKS
”-
[LEBODWBLL’ Jib,
Ban just recrlvtd n full invoice of fireworks for the
count-anon ot the
Glorious Fourth.
Count-Hon of
SKY ROCKETS.
TRIANGLES.
ROMAN CANDLES.
TORPEDOES.
FIRE CRACKERS.
PULLING CRACKERS.
PIN WHEELS.
DOUBLE HEADERS.
ETC. ETC. ETt‘.
(‘nll early. and have thofull ntock to noted from.
Sn‘e continuum June nth.
H. I. 30!“?!qu d it.
SHOES! SHOES!
My...
Reduced Prices.
Beat. Them if You Cart, For
The Money 2 '
Mott‘s C'ablc Sen-ed cow u .88 and $2.00
Men‘s Serge Congress ......
Brogatzs. per pair. . . . . . . .
A Large Annorttnent of
Women’s and Children’s
SHOES or ALL KINDS,
At prlccn that can‘t bobcat in the City. Also a goon
Inner-totem of
Men's, Women’s and Children’s
BOOTS and SHOES
Of the very beat rnnltc. that nu- warranted to xi w
nntlnfnctio at the. very lowont cash prices.
Please call n examine our nook. and you will be
convinced that fire place to bay yoorrnhoee. in It
D. DAYTON’S,
NO. ‘t ELY‘S BLOCIK.
Nnxr Doon m 01.1: Want. Horst-
Boots and Shoes. of all kinds. made in
order. Repairing done at short notice.
LEATHER
BELTING
4—0—
11.11.23: J. T.PBOWITT.
45 nun som‘ t.
NORWALK,
Haring “w. the agency for
k
1-. JEWELL a SONS
Norwalk Chronicler