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Ihopeyonfwill expre- to his widowand
family. my warmest sympathy in their af-
fliction. and my own sorrow in the same
bereavement.”
evident interest in the occasion. f a. s. a.' : . G. S & 0°“ "ufaoturera.
sts'ss Irrlm nos-9. ‘ Q'Bananaa at John a Smith‘s. . , . m making “WNW mm“
w” “u ““23“?“ ‘° advertisement °t ' 33‘ Anne assorttnent of Children's Oar- gfifigm' notion of the that. than any as...
SMord Spline- Home. Sum-d arrival. :1...qu received “a. Knapps. ‘ y m .
Conn. The medicinal virtues of the springs EL!" Geese mm.” .g Buckingham: Bane.
' It ie theeaaiaat‘rnnningirf all the faunas! flow»
got drunk Tuesday. and «behaved in a dis-
orderiy manner. insulting gentlemen and
ladies on the street. 'He was arrested and
, taken to the lock-up. On promise of good
behavior. Judgment was suspended. and
adapttktaeeu-aafnroar .‘ntarda
wittaathadavhaadhomndthaaaaat hvtagao-
cautawitkaawillhareqalred to eo-piywtth it.
carter-spatula“ nro phi“ on. null-a!
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algb. aatited helmet. in front ofhi meat
market. on lain street. .
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Mr. Edwin Lockwood has been oleetbd .a
director of the Danbnry as Norwalk nail-
road in place of Mr. Henry Smith.reaigned.
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The Messrs. Betta th Ferris are rapidly
adding to their stock of hardware. etc. and
now have one of the finest stores in town.
There is a heavy drive in putty now. We
Furniture Store.
‘ ' 7 ' ' ' i 0‘3“” "‘m~ are well known throughout the country. and
‘..‘m"""‘" ”f... m‘l:.?:?£‘.flm2liwtliilllffii 3" C- L- ““1”“ W “"W‘ l“ h" might:llflzlt’auglllmuwg'é’wwh’. ‘ mm a... m..." mmwuuinr to combine health with: b .pfidggrg {gg'fi‘flg‘ .{f‘filfi ”was. .
' “‘3'“ 01'..me 1" ’ ' honour» “WIN” b"?- This “9‘" 1' to be ‘5' M3891- T“ ape - with pleasure. annually visit this favorite sapwood to he'the we accredit“ to - m u ' ., ‘9.
resolutions were unanimously adopted: ‘0 be removed to Rotor: Point in . few baggage masters. or those who load the resort. The following is from Martha's“ [on the Centaur. Atjny rate “I” Centaur
Tori-qu'TnSaamn: 1 m“ , manna-sits -——-«»-—-—— . . ‘ , . ,
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looking “but «mellow-untamed M. severe atlaok of cholera‘morhua the t Mk" '0 “W“ "'mhh“ ‘" ‘1‘” “y °' “Th e riu are two in number. The ism ted for centuries. Its comho'lm“ lath. ”snows-m as it will gm isle not:
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' That 3" “3°" mm ‘° “'9", rn ‘ u ay aa ' ' it on them. Those fellows th ca boosts acid. or fixed air. no n
W we. “I“ he is now convalesclng. who daily in n 32?. ‘3; natty: alkali. a small portion of “Fm Durabn|ty'
. - .i t article with
look after them . explain tothemtha advan years. His many friends will gladly wel- oucht to he made to do differently. We we are putting the , nu. “mm '3‘ ‘ m on ”KM“
, gamummhaartfeltregrctattheloaawe ——--¢»-—-- 'Ilatnlmlu m
HMS? on; 233,110! surpassed 3.. sustained both as an mm out! I! M‘- come him to his old home. W. ii. Swords. Tailor. is making up tash- respectfully call the attention of the tusn- gzzgmufi‘gg ’ 123.323.3332" 'vflfi“°3litr‘“§ of ‘ ‘ p , gfimfi as it is 3°tn-t emmugufigpg
y piece eon will-Gm MI I- I f' W! i bi ta at his ii h tt ‘ i ' - ““fl“ 1""
That niainteillgeneet ill-Whining?!” . one e summer garmen contra y agoment to t e ma er. charged rincipally with hydrogen gas 0 A CA”. theioweat . All I '
f" manufactunng W Th“ company A Norwaik mother mi her '“h boil located store. Goods from this establish- sulphur;pit also contains a very minute The ladies of Trinity Church,30uth Nor- are made the nasal} sloth-ltd, WW Wk“
ahdgenlality havewna kiln moment-adamant:
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of all with when its his buns-loomed. Ind M Last week the Willimantio Journal made
er the other day. and kicked up a terrible ortion of “on, The spring first discovered
chetniststo be one walk. hereby tender thanks to the man
friends who so kindly contributed by the r GGI'IOI'“ Efficiency.
contemplate erecting fact - capable Of nicnt are fashionably and wclin'lade.
”PMS“! "'0 mm“ “m“ “d u“ P°°' our Iris! at “I!“ emlmww'd ““5“ row "h“ ”I” found it "”99““ on 1“” ————-¢oo—-——-——. its appearance in quarto term. We like its as been pronounced h h“ ‘ on
. - aid easii adord to give or aovalaed amber is towered by the re- daughter's hack for a buckle. T s u, ,- 1}. 0d a f Uni , mu 1,, a d m of the best chslyheate pumps in the United neroua and liberal . .3. to make the m lava-tor (Kr. w. n. Bartram.) . a
ple of this city co y clot: he on No we L g o, ted 0r improved appearance very c n States." . gzcasion 0‘ their late fair an festival in tonmpmsmflt'idugrgdtn Ll’flali‘rtf‘l‘dinllfl trig,
dection tut a long saideaofiwell spent yearaforming
a life of true wellness and nobility. were allowed
the deceased. before the coming of the dread angel}
Resolved. That to the bereaved widow and family
we extend our deepest sympathy. and condols with
them in the great calamity by which they have been
overtaken. ,
readers cannot fail to be pleased with the
change. as its columns now contain much
more matter than formerly. and in a more
attractive form. The Journal is one of the
best papers in the State for local and gen-
eral news.
der of American Mechanics propose to par-
ticipste in the parade at New liaven. on the
Fourth. It is expected that they will turn
out forty men.
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A young man lip-town used to boast that
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sufficient ground for an enterprise that
For the Slur-man.
would bring seven or eight thousand people
in our city. and I hope some one will matte
it their business and look after it at once.
A Crruus wno rs ththo 'm stanchion.
Military Hail. not ”fl ;. veryocelgaaut pas-
‘ ut a moat ra y n a .
MILLENIAL Exts'rnn'crt. What will belts time. b p g I I .3
“”30“”? {3' When doctors agree that Buchan‘s
There are several questions of deep in- - 'Carbbllo Soaps are the WT ‘lpmpmlionatégr;
teresi in connexion with this subject. worthy the Nuraery. Laundry. 0 Cl. M. and
apocialt of work. but to be adapted to doboth licht
and hazy sewing equally well.
We "Invite
the public to all a: the agency and eumlno this new
and wonderful lacuna. and allow the agent to
prove all and more‘t'han we have said of the merits
or the “ Bast-an.
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The steamer " Spit Fire.“ Capt. I“. A.
McNeil. will make hourly trips to Baton
Point. stopping at Gregory‘s Point each way.
on the Fourth. Fare. each way. 35 cents.
«W’e gladly publish the above, and unite
with the suwcriber in urging the importance
.. -_- . .....:....t -ntzn... time “all hvingw‘he
notice of the company. the many advantages
for manufacturing offered in this city. and
would advocate ass still further inducement.
that the city‘not only donate a site for the
erection of the buildings. but vote to exempt
the company from local taxation for five or
ten years. And to do this. it requires some-
thing else than words. Some action must
be taken at once. We are informed by a
gentleman connected with the company,
that they have already received propositions
and inducements from many other localities.
and it behooves unto not immediately. Noth-
lug will be accomplished by rémuhiug that
(My should do so and so. Let every man
who feels an interest in this matter consider
it Iii: duty to inaugurate measures that will
bring it to the notice of the public. and at
uiit‘u call together all who favor the project.
and adopt some plan by which the much-
llL‘Sln‘ll illlll greatllyhccdod accession to our
umnufm‘turiug lute-lusts and muscqucut
growth ui' our city may be brought about.
We tlllt‘li lii‘:'tl' the remark that the great
est uoui of this city is factories. This :is
A city to become prosperous. must be
it is not enough that it have
li'llt‘.
industrious.
banks and stores. There must be something
i be than buying and selling. There is tnl~
um and muscle that needs occupation. It
is necessary that something be produced. and
sold in other markets at a profit. lien who
have capitalshouid invest it where it will
employ the hundreds of men. women and
children who now are without occupation.
We want factories of all kinds. large and
small. Every factory would produce values.
and tiltsc values would necessarily produce
money. and money would produce all that
is in «scary to make this city. as it should
be. a busy. growing and pupuluusplstv.
We do not wish to. underrato the amount
of manufacturing: dour bore. “'0 are will-
ing to prove that much more is done then is
supp-(Std. yet it is very small computed with
what it should he; it is scarcely enough to
be rated as forming a part of our metropoil
tun character. In the aground: we are
tilt-rely traders. and measure our capacities
for usefulness in per centage I’l‘llt‘sflf profits
To simply buy and sell. and be content with
the pmfita thus made. falls far short of the
true standard of New England character.
(in to any oily noted for its prosperity. and
the first view of it is the clouds of smoke
issuing from f‘flltflnj; furnaces. and the first
sound is the noisy clan: of hummus bent-
in: into show articles of ornament and use.
‘V‘Thc location of our city for manufactun
in: purposls is of the very best. \Viill lili-
rivailcd railroad facilities. and water com-
munications unsurpassed. it. is really a wow
tier that so few faclories are found here.
With fifteen daily passenger trains to New
York City. and thirteen cast ; within one
hour and forty minutes by mil. of the man
hat of the country; with a daily line of ms
songs-r steamers to New York, as well as a
line of freight steamers to the some place.
we know of no city or town outside of New
York. and so contiguous therein. that can
offer a more desirable location for the eroc
tion of a factory of the kind mentioned
above. and we earnestly hope that no time
will be lost in bringing to the notice of the
Domestic Sewing Machine Cmrpany. the
above facts. and that the most liberal induce
ments be offered as to grounds and taxation.
Who will more in this matter.
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Obituary.-—mbrtdge Brow-a.
We are pained to chronicle the death of
Mr. Eibridge Brown. which took piece at his
late residence in Norwalk. on Thursday
morning last. after a protracted and painful
illness. Kr. Brown was born in Charles~
town, Mass. in the year I“ he was consc-
qnently seventy years of age ithis death.
At the age of fifteen years he entered his
father’shat store in Eastern as clerk. and
continuedinthat upacity until thcageof
twenty—three. whcnhe became a member of
thcfirm. One yearafter this he married
'IhSaxab' LSuiflth’t mi. who'm'lie
leavuawidowtomournhlalou. Escon-
tinnrdthc batting heathen until the year
1*, when he tenured to Danbury, where
he engaged in hat uninfected-lag. During
'thetiatehewaa in basins:- in Boston,“
conceived tho in of ilvuthg a hat form-
“,udpatitinpncfieal-operaiion whahe
bsgu manhunt-"g. fie wasconsidarsbly
Rescind. Tint the membersof the Club attend the
funeral services of their late brother ; that the Sec-
retaryhc directed tofurltiah thewidow withaenpy
92 gas resolutions. and also have them published
n Scum 3‘me antennas. III“ [.03 “Vim
Garcia.
8. C. PALMER. President.
A. L. \faxnanru'. Secretary.
At a meeting of the Directors of Fair-
field County Fire Insurance Company. held
on Friday last. the following resolutions
were adopted:
Wilma- It hath been the will of Almighty God. in
the Wisdom of His Divine Providence. to remove
from our midst by death.Eibridge Brown. a valued
member of this Board. and a zealous co-worker
for the best interest and success of this Company.
Therefore be it
Reunited. That while we bow in submission to this
decree of Providence. we desire to express the pro-
found sorrow that all our hearts.
Reunited. That by the death of Eibridge Brown we
have been deprived of an associate. who. uniting the
generous qualities of the gentleman with the capaci-
ty of a business man. has won. by his geniality and
ability. the highest regard and admiration of every
member of this Bound.
Mud. That we extend our heartfelt sympathy
to his bereaved widowand family in their deep afflic-
tion. trusting that they may find consolation for
their loss in that religion which worship-t the Father
of the widow and the human.
Rosalind. That we attend the funeral iua body.
and that a copy of these procudiugs be forwarded
to the widow. and that they be published in the Nor.
walk papers.
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1:. fits Editor of Tue Susi-mun:
The Hour. in its last. refers to “ the feeble
iuipeuiiclit way “ in which you utiswcrvd its
thrusts of a previous issue. and then goes on
to remark that “ we have studied natural
history to some purpose.“ null adds: “ llav-
lug learned that the turtle is defended by the
“Hebrew of his shell. "11‘ rilintw‘t‘rtls by the
thickness of his hide. and the uppitssum
by its power of endurance. he assumes to
combine in himself the callosity (callusily is
good.) of the three. and relapses lulu philo—
sophical indifi‘ersucc.
True. Mr. lbw. we have studied natural
history. lit 0 have grown tender hearted
also by the study. and. with Cowper.
“ would not needlessly set foot upon a WM
~—but. tread aside. and lot the ”Milo live.“
If. however. the worm gets ill the way. (we
must stop semen-bore.) we cannot be blamed
for his sacrifice. But to return! We tried
to explain in as few words as rulesible. what
we thought of horse railroad management.
or rather. the way in which the Hour intrr‘
proud it. but the turtle. by reason of lilo
thickness of his shell. could not be iln~
primed. we argued the point. but the tough-
nres of tho rhinoceros‘ hide was not sensi-
tive enough to be affected by it ; we waved
to be sarcastic and quote poetry. piling ii
on. as we thought. extra thick; but the op.
poasurn‘a power of endurance was proof
against them all :--the shafta fell powerlm
at his feet. What wonder is it then. that in
tusuminc. its the Hour says. to combine in
oursclf llic “‘ auburn“ of the film. we
should have seemed to be philosophical.
One of lhe most difficult things in life is to
drive a mule team. and the ”our will par»
lion us. if. in this our first attempt. we have
made a failure. Pawn.
The following letter from the Rev. Dennis
Plan. to the Willimantic Journal. reviewing
his early labors in the ministry will prove
of interest to our readers. and his many
friends in this vicinity:
Hitter Journal: I am very much oblgcd to
you for a copy of your pa'per containing
reminiscences of the ministers of the old
church. It is not often one is permitted to
read obituary notices of himself after he
has been dead forty years. but I assure you
it is very pleasant to find that I am kindly
remembered after so long a departure. If
the sentiments of the good lady who wrote
the article are a fair sample of the many
who have come under my training. I shall
have cause to thank God for putting me into
the ministry. If I had the address of the
writer I should be strongly tempted to send
her a letter thanking her ' for her remem-
brance of me. though of course it would dia-
pel the illusion, which she now cherishes.
that I am among the ”deemed in Heaven. I
hope I may hi there before many years are
passed, and it will be a joy to meet those
who have learned to iova the Saviour under
my training. whether they have gone before
me or shall follow after. Perhaps after all
it will he a satisfaction to this good lady to
know that I did not die. in the State of New
York. as she supposed. Mr. Crampton died
there. Ibelieve. but I lived to return. and
have for many years enjoyed a pleasant
home in my native county. although not ex-
actly in my old horne.until quite recently. I
have preached most of the time. and even
mom. Irina-early #8, years oldJ amin-
qucntiy asked to supply vacancies. or to
nurse npaomefeehleohurch to poortoaap-
portapastoi'. Thisisthe work Idelighttn
more than any other. The experience I
had in Willimanttc be given me a taste for
missionary labor that will never leave me. I
lookhackontho two years I spent there
with moresatiafaction than “youths pe-
riod ofmyminhtry. Ills true I hadro-
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The Messrs. Uomstock Bro‘s. are ofi‘cring
summer clothing at prices astonishingly
low. A man or boy can be fitted'out here
with a complete summer suit for almost
nothing. Give them a Uta“.
“M...“
St Mary's Church will hold 'r‘al pic-nlc at
the Amphitheatre Grounds. Norwaik. on
the 4th of J uiy. Several societies will meet
at the church, and headed by llowc‘s Corr
net Band. march to the grounds.
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There is a hen in this city that iuid three
eggs which measured in circumference twen-
ty-five feet each. and weighed fifty pounds.
and she can do it every day if she tries. We
don‘t propose to be bent on the egg sub‘
ject.
on.»
At the school meeting on Tuesday even-
ing. D. R. Sellecir in the chair. it was voted
to instruct the District Committee to borrow
012.000 to pay for the construction of the
new school hullst‘,filltl a tax of four mills on
the dollar laid on the list of, 1873.
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Skirtuisillng has begun along the line. and
the scattering shots heard throughout the
city. are forerunners of the general eugngo
merit to tulle place on the Fourth. We sltoll
publish a full list of the killed and wounded
next week.
M.“ .u.
Supt. "you put on all the cars the «our
pally owned Thursday night install the coil»
clusiuuuf llie llumpty llutuply entertain
mom. and they were all filled by passengers
for South Nurwlllk. )lr. lli‘ull seems dc
terminal to do all in his power in amour
module the public.
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The Opera llutlsu wus crowded on Thurs-
day evening last. on the melon of the per-
formance of tile worldrcuou'nod For. in
the equally celebrated pantomime of lluinp~
ty Duulpiy. (if course the lwrfnrtuultt‘o
was good. and merl‘imeut unbounded wits
participated in by the audience. iuapilvd by
Fox. and his fultluus lhilllw.
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'l‘hr ladies who had the management of
the Fair and Festival of Trinity t‘hutvll.
may well mtupliuwut themselves upon the
splendid success attending their efforts. The
profits accruing from the occasion we ltl‘t.‘
informed autuulttod to stunt $300. The
hall was handsomely adorned. and the \‘tte
rious articles of use and urttnulcul tempt
iugly displayed.
«o. 4-w-
We regret to learn that ill health ntlltpola
our worthy totvnsmau .\lr. t‘. .\l. (intuition is
to take it leave of absence in the wilutly
for a few weeks. The business will be left
in comwteut hands. however. and orders
left at his store will fi“‘i\‘\i the same care-
ful and prompt attention as if he was there.
Call and see his new stud handsome stock of
rings, chnins. bracelets. watches. the.
(in Wednesday evening of last week.
while drawing his seine at the mouth of the
harbor. Mr. Frank Burrlit secured an in»
mouse bass. weighing sixty pounds. lie
measured four {out in length and thirty-sov‘n
inches at the largest circumference. This
is the largest boss that has been taken from
the water hereabouts for utility years. It
was on exhibition at the Old Well Hotel on
Thursday. A week previous Mr. Burritt
captured a bass weighing thirty menus
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P-n-culvm-trt-o-Lo-g-yl Thai is what some
top~loftical child of too much wisdom pro
poses to cull Spiritllaiism. And the fellow
means it. We do think some of the biggest
darned fools this side of Gabriel‘s horn-
hotise are these Spiritualists who think long‘
tailed words are betterrthan common sense
talk. The fruciiousncss of‘ the fregacious~
ness of the hypersarcasis ornamenting the
shoulders of some zcoiotical nirgmmpoops
should send them at once to some noticula
where they could cultivrtn somidiopancity
where they could he understood.
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The Nelly White met with a serious acci-
dent on her trip up on Thursday night last.
When opposite City Island her walking
beam broke. and before the engine could be
stopped the upper work of the saloon was
considerably damaged. Fortunately no one?
was hurt. The Americas will meet a small
steamer from Stamford. ofi‘ Greenwich. and
take passengers to and from the the city for
Greenwich and Stamford. Mr. White is
deserving of great dredit for his efforts to
accommodate his patrons“; and much sympa-
thy is felt for him in this unfortunate affair.
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Saturday evening last. Chief Hodges.
while passing Ely's Block. heard a noise in
the rooms formerly occupied by the Scan.
an. Thoughts of Wm and tramps
immediately entered his mind, and he hasti-
ly repaired to the layor‘a house and in:
formed hint of the state of athlra.and the
two then atartedforthshallagain. Before
they reacbedthc building they met «floor
Tattle. and he was impressed. his timber-
vico. Tattle suggested dark lanterns and
pistols. .Theideawasagood ‘onmabditho
lanterns were ”automate the
to be an mileryouraeli‘ When yon-getnp
stairs angrthernahcr telleyou that there is no!
seat the‘r‘e to correspond with your ticket.
but are informed that you we take the rear
seat. =You'expoatuiale withglhmwbnt {Dal-.3
so dumb um he don‘t know whether the: ' .__ .
coupon terns-am or www.m- ,
lays the fault to lr.;Wead..who sails tho
“ them postal cards will be mighty conven-
lent." Since he received seventeen of them
in one day. and all about that little bill. he
thinks they are “ too d—‘nrned convenient.
When you see a young man pursuing his
daily nvocatiou with a flower in the button-
hoie of his coat. you can bet your bottom
dollar be either parts his hair in the middle.
or is "sweet“ on somebody.
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South Norwulk mothers are compelled to
hide their butter plates and saucers. to pre‘
vent their fashionable daughters getting and
covering them for buttons for Minuet“.
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The following is an excellent specific for
cholera. diarrhea, etc. “ Take equal parts
tincture of opium. red pepper. rhubarb. pep-
permint and camphur. and mix them for
use; dose from ten to twenty drops in three
or four tea~stmnfulls of water—to be taken
the instant the bowels are perceived to be
out of order."
An East avenue lady who-Was not able to
get her hair put up high enough to suit her.
had it arranged on a hop-polo. and then
made her husband climb tip on the house
and tie her bonnet on while she stood in the
yard. And yet such is the high old style of
dressing the hair nowadays. that the lady
attracted no unsual attention.
Moo—"~—
A spcoiul school meeting is called for the
purpose of carrying out the resolution pans~
ed at meeting held May Tilt. when. it was
voted that u school house should be built in
tiraniieville, when a portion of adjacent dis-
tricts had united to ‘lllls district. This has
been done. and they now call on the district
in fulfill its agreement.
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'l‘ltc'l‘. B. l“. L'. a. Base Bull Club. of
Bridgeport. dosllo to play a game of hm
ball with the Mutual Base llail Club. of
Norwttlil. on Sulunlay. July lillmti Sea Side
l‘ltrk Base Bail Grounds. Bridgeport. if the
Mulusla will mascot. The “Mutuals” had
holler go forlltis ’1‘. ii. l“. l.‘. 8. Holland lay
“will out.
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Please nuttemlwr that the Life lltsurnn
Company f0; which the subscriber is its“!!!
has never taken a premium note. and there
fol“ time! not count any" such securities
as assets. But the company lull sixty mil‘
liuus of dollars in cash. and makes the most
favorable terms with its policy holders.
Any questions on the subject of life insur-
Illt‘o will be promptly answered by Melville
E. Mead. or Jacob M. Layton. Cashier. Old
giant: Building. South Nuns-ails. Conn.
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The young man. Mr. James Barnabie.
who injured himself so severelyhy jumping
f rout the barge Northern Liberties some
time since that his feel bad to he amputa-
ted. has so far marveled that he was taken
to the poor house on Friday last. Dr. I‘ar~
doe has [won assiduoua in his attentions to
the case. and considering the state of the
weather. the young man‘s improvement has
been remarkable. nothing having interfered
with his speedy and healthy recovery.
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Tile than who thought anybody could milk
a cow don‘txhink so any more. He bought
a cow yesterday. and last evening he took a
new tin pull and a raisin box and started for
the stable. lie revolved out of the stable
through a window in just three minutes. At
the some time the tin pail was heard warl-
dering among the rafters. and the raisin box
canto bounding out of the door. The hired
girl made a reconnolsance in force, and re-
ported that the cow was standing on her
horns. so to speak. and wiggling her hind
logs (the cow not the girl) for more worlds
to conquer.
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We like to go to “shows" in Norwalk.
The system of selling reserved some is so
good. You secure a seat. get a coupon. go
to the door. pass in your ticket, and when
the usher undertakes to find the seat to cor-
respond. he finds it filled. Then he seats
you in another. Then another fellow comes
along and claims tho-scat. and you have to
get out to make room for him. Then you
show your coupon to the usher. and he tells
you. to go up. stairs. that your seat is up
there. He knows when he tells you this.
he is telling the same kind of a yarn for-
which two prominent Scripture characters
were once annihilated on the spot. Your
wife wants to know why you don‘t make
him give you the seat your ticket calls for.
You feel. a little mean at this. but as the
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Rev. Mr. Thomas. of South Norwslk.
spoke to the boys of the State Reform
School. Sunday afternoon. and luxsucll an
interesting munneras elicited the remark.
that rarely been speaker held the boys so
completely. The words on which be based
his remarks. were. “I will arise." from the
parable of the Prodigal Son. Ho exhorted
the boys to do their best. and cited for their
encour sweat the example of the British
Admire who, when it boyLou seeing a pro‘
cesslou with the great men heading them.
determined to be something himself. and
subsequent! arose to honorable distinction.
«dietitian trier.
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Givcu Away l—A beautiful picture—
on exquisitely tinted paper. suitable for
framing-«is presented free to every pur-
chasernf a copy of Dexter Smith's Paper.
which contains twelve pages of most popu~
lar sheet music-which would cost over
three dullnrs in any other form—including
new songs. ballads. Strauss waitsos. in ad-
dition to stories. potama. fashions. household
receipts. base ball news. etc. etc. Every
ncwsdeuier in the United States and Con-
tids sells Dexter Smith‘s Paper for only tif-
tcell cents per copy.
Officer Waterbury was called on Sunday
evening to arrest titles Div-ll who were at-
tempting to fume an entrance into the prelu-
isee of Mrs. Andrews. on Railroad Place.
lie pmceuded at once to the spot. and found
one man trying to force open the front door
and two more trying to open the back with
tiuws. Iio arrested one of the men. and
bud gotten him out into the street. when he
was attacked by the other two. and s Ilvvly
tight ensued. After hitting Ollioor Witter-
bury several times. the two men succeeded
in releasing their companion. and set off on
a run up Clay street. Waterbury following,
calling for assistance. Officer 'l‘ultlo came it)
the rosette. and the pursuit \vus continued to
W histit-vllio. when one. Alfred lllrtlsnll. was
capturvd. the other two making lllt‘ll‘t‘lit‘llpt.‘
liirdsall was brought lwfurv Judge t‘raw
Monday morning. charged with attempt at
housebroakinp. and rvaistiug an officer. and
was found guilty on both charms. and fined
thirty dollars. and sent twiail for 90 days.
The two still at large are well known. and
will undoubtedly be arrested.
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The “ Harts-nan “ Sewing Machine.
This machine is new helm: prominently
brought to the attention of the public by the
enterprising general agent Mr. Joe. A.
Dodge. It is manufactured in Danbury.
and for beauty and simplicity can scarcely
hefproachod by any other machine. It
ha. a involving shuttle and makes the well
known and popular lock stitch. runs very
easily and rapidly. and combines strength
and durability with its many other superior
qualities. There are no complications to
get out of order. and no trouble with adjust-
meuta It has but one tension. and will new
with the same evenness of stitch through
two or a half desert of thicknesses of cloth;
lower tension. The agency has been, secured
by Mr. Joe. Scott. Washington street. at the
luiiiinery and dressmaking rooms of Mrs.
Scott. where the machine will be shown.
and orders taken. Call and see it.
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Bxcnralon.
Don‘t forget the excursion to Rockawsy
Beach on the Fourth. The stenmsr Anteri-
cus will leave South Norwaik at .the usual
hour. 7:50 AM. A special train from Dsn~
bury will ctlnnect with the boat on her re.
turn in the evening. This promises to be
earring .excursionists a fine «mail as it
view of the fortifications of New York hur-
bur. Music and refreshments on board.
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No lot-c Sat-day nor-as Cara. l
Atameeting of the Board of Directors
of tbe’Norwalk tHoree Railway Company,
held July 1st. 177:. it was resolved that the
Sunday trips on this road be discontinued
until otherwise ordered by the board. We
regret that the company have taken this ac-
tion. The Sunday cars were liberally pat-
roniaed by church-goers: and the people,
with very few exceptions. pleased with the
new arrangement. Ina discontinuance will
boa disappointment to many. I was also
decided to sell tickets in qunn‘w of twen-
ty or more. for five cents one ’.
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wastes and the Bible.
The Rev. John Moore expects to deliver
in South Norwalk. soon, two lectures on the
eminent of Science with the Bible. The
horrified is certainly- one that should interest
all thallium and thinking people. 7 Mr.
cuboid has delivered these lectures very ox-
tenaively, and we notice that they are very
:lrighly spoken or and recommended by the
press. and prominent scholars. It is hoped
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proprietor. litr-
no thmding of shuttles or adjustment of
one of the most enjoyable ad‘s/lye of the dayi
ih vent all contagipnmurify and whiten
of consideration. thgys in. what better evidence can the pub-
1st. What are the blessings this state will lie require of the virtue of these articles.
secure? No impurities of the skin can exist where
these carboiic soaps are used. Different vs-
milling? niluf the world besharers in the rictioa of these m for iaund ' toilet.
. . med cal and dis nfeotin
3d. To what state of sanctification shall dental shaving ‘ g
purposes.
we attain P W
41h. Will the children. that have their [3‘ “No Girl‘lf Shakes."D<;men {3%333.
' ' , \ . nature. can ex 3 you use c
birth during this period. derive any adivan and Ag“. Pills. This perfect specific. used
tnge. durmg unto natal organisation. rout h thousands during several generations
the improved moral and spiritual condition with unfailing gnm‘mnuhs neither men
of the parents r cury. arsenic or quinine. It does not ex.
5th. Will not the “Muffin influences haust or reduce the system. but builds it up
of the Holy Spirit attend immediately—on
the birth of the child. and so engraft itself
upun=its original nature. that therewiil be
no room for the original unholy nature to
doveinpo itself, and therefore the subject be
entirely sanctified from birth. 11. B. 7
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A Philadelphia surgeon was called the
other duy to a house up-town to amputate
the leg of a woman. He is a near sighted
man; and when he reached the house he got
into the wrong room and calmly sawed ufi‘
the limb of the servant girl. who was a Ger
man. and who had come over two days be~
fore. She said nothing put“ the operation
at your druggist‘s.
.. MAI!!!“ m
reenwich. June 5th. b the Rev. Jae. ll. .
lol'.u 3f South ‘orwaik. Ilia Marietta Decker. of
South Norwaik. to Geo. F. Peck. of Greenwich.
in New Canaan. Jane Nth. hy tne Rev. B. 1‘. Ab
bolt. lartlu Gianni . of Syracuse. N. 12. to Kiss
Iary I. Sellock. of ow moans.
DIED.
In Norwalk. June 80th. Ir. Elbrldge Brown. for
scaly of lioatoa. Mast. aged 1'0 yrs.. 1 mo. and ii
“I.
in Yonkers. N. Y.. June 18th. Kr. George Platt. in
the sec year of his age; p
In Weston. Juno ”urinary Lockwood. aged vs
not. it) mot. and a days. ._\_>
was complete. because she thought it was i, .
one of the customs of the country which Em‘mmqfi‘lgxz‘m: n ma Norwalk.
all foreigners had to submit to before they 1 July a. late. Wing for any of these
letters will please say they are advertised.
LADIES‘ LIST.
Hrs. Elisabeth Bates. lira. E. Forster. Miss Hattie
lloyt. Nora Merchant. hues lag. J. itaywnlnd. Mrs.
gang). Saunders. lilies Susie minute, Miss Mary
v? ,
GENTLKXRN‘S LIST.
Hr. Lewis Duty. Hr. woman Osborn. Mrs. George
is. rusty-s. ~
. JOSEPH S. DUNNING. I‘. I.
could be qualified to remain in a land of
liberty.
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The ions slili increase in sine. the largest
having it sweep of more than a yard. The
cheap ions. with plain or curved wooden
frame and painted llucu cover. are very
fashionable (or traveling and promenade.
and are mode strong so as to endure any
amount of rough usage without breaking
Those are curried suspended by a very long
chino. lowering the fall nearly to the bottom
of the dress. For fancy dress fans the new
sage shades of satin. printed in high coitus,
mounted on finely curved pearl. obouy and
ivory fl‘.\illt‘ri. are the must in vogue.
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The English style. of wearing the hair is
being quite rxluusivcly adopted by our fuel»
lulmltlc ladies. It is nut. as a rule. lsccmm
inc. but is neat and tidy. which isconsidcn
ably more than the prevailing fashion is. at
all events. The English style is to brush
the hair back from the forehead and fasten
it at the back in a coil or knot. Crimping.
frlaaiug and “muses. generally"! abolished;
ditto the vulgar fashion of parting the hair
on the side.
33:“
List of Letters
REMAINING in the Poatnfiice. at Norwalk. July
i. in. Forums calling for any of those letters
will please say they are advertised.
LADJB‘ LIST.
Miss Marv E.
Chariots d. Routott. Mrs. K. 3. Baths". Hrs. Anglia
tus fiat-slid Xian Kate Clark. Miss Diary Currr.
lira. Lilo A. Hyatt. Julia lit-.nnmay. Ire. Win. 3.
“Minn. first. Mar Inekwood. )lrs. Jane E. Little
tun. bliss Liaaio cam-lick. mas Delia Sneoney.
Mrs. Hattie Seymour. Minn Nollie ‘ lies
Sarah \‘eitrh. Hrs llaryd. Wood. Risa Lydia who
bliss Annie \t'crtcnn.
uuxrnu'inxu us'r.
W. A. Ashley. .loahoph Ailey. W. N. Benedict.
Capt. Wilton llart. Joahna games. lladsou ‘11. Kr}
m E. R. Kmtflold. T. \K. Wad. \\ . h. Lu“
. William lackwood. Woman MrGlyrtn. (‘. 1‘.
Hum. David Iiiia. J. it. Ashbora. John R Patton-
dou. 8. C. Foodies-In. J. a E. Stu-wall. William Shah
den. Aahei honor. Ethan Wrattuorth.
CHAS. OLISTIAD. P. I.
LOCAL STOCK BULLETIN.
m M weekly. by
I F. LVI [LB 3. I BAD. Baker,
one has: no mums.
Wasnuro‘rou 81:. Sou-u Nonwanx. Coax.
neon a. annexe-eater.
Week ending June 81h. lore.
eonauv u nut ‘iuk‘ui
WA 1. NOTICES.
{3‘ Gents“ Summer Cu dot-wear at Cour
stock Brett P
Oran . Lemons. Fl bat inc-
apftl’c; and m of all kindsgagt‘ J. Eess‘mith's.
[3‘ White Dress Shirts a specialty. at
Coutstock Bros.
I!" The best assortment of Lamps in
town is to be found at A. Kunpp‘s.
{3‘ For the coolest Ale in the city go to
the Bridgeport House. opposite N. l . d: N.‘ gm
ll. depot.
I!” Fresh Confectionery at J. E. Smith‘s. '
a. Stencil Plates for business cards.
marking clothing. etc. on short notice at H.
E. Bodwell‘a.
Ice Cream by the plate or quart. 'at
J. . Smith‘s. ‘
Stri oi Coats for 85 cents at Com-
stoztgdh'os.p YOU SAY
{3‘ IieversibieCaps-two caps in one-
Yankee invention. at Footc‘s Hut Store.
Hay and Straw. baled or lose. at MONTE" ls SCARCE:
3‘
Raymond Bros. ,
s Ve weii.thatneod not-lo hard can. th
{g‘ White (lauds for Summer Suits at. eager wil sell Bending If)”, n u as“.
‘ - . . andBaaloesaPro chea nd,wfl|g.k
New hurl. \\ holessle prices, at Mrs. Judd s. a“ in we .mgegrl imam” “ swore. a
At II. S. Brown‘s u will sure] . '0" #1000! M‘PMWWtfit'fiifififl
nufi‘uml Boots and Shoesygf every ml. “‘gai“°“°°°‘ “W“- 7
custom made. well put together; as sure as pm NAflouAL mm; or a"... “my;
you‘re born. they’re made of leather. nan-low Wot mm .
Comatock Bros. have constantly bu, FWD COUNTYVBANK.
hand a full line of Trunks and Tray ling NORWALK rm: INSURANCE co.
Bugs. ram cools-Ex ms. co.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT (30.
wonwaut we: co.
NORWALK IRON WQRKS.
woman: none: can on.
GnmoRY‘s Pom units: can co. K‘
sun or um
Fairleid Go. National Bank. . i l ‘
National Bank of Norwalk.. )1 g
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Gregory‘s “Hardne- RW. '1 y g
‘“ N. B.—Bida and elhrl cannon .—
Salea not rcporoad "mumundmler.
Mhmotockenotqnoted abovcwiii hegiven
at menace of leiviile 3. lead.
[9‘ Ladies‘ own Gomhings. made up into
Switches ails. Pnkulski’s. '
wNobbie styles just come in at Foote‘s
Bat Store.
A icndid Oolo Tea at 75 eta... .
mfiuuufi‘t A. Knapp‘:g . . ' g - 833901!“ mm um} i. w. o-
3‘ Don’t you forget your “Art and Art" Good Blihoad. a mu
at the Bridgeport ouse. . . I Apply to
(3' Hats and Cape of all styles, at WIRE E. .m
Comstock Bros. ' ’
53‘ Hickory. Oak Pine and Chestnut ’
Wood. sawed and spilt. at Raymond Bros.
E‘Lndies. go to H. S. Brown's for your
French Kid Button Boots. latest styles.
For a nice Human Hair Switcher
Curls. go to S. Pa‘kulski‘s. ’
The \Faaorlte Summer Resort.
Stafford springs House,
JOHN scour, Agent,
At the liliinery and fircaatuaking Rooms of
MRS. A. SCOTT.
over the score of A. Drama! 6 Son.
Washington ’8!" South "chalk.
and nourishes it. See descriptive pamphlet
Rtaekruan. Mrs. L Brown. Miss ‘
Nathan Buckle-v. Lewis 0. 31:0ka Charles Dickcv. ‘
FOR'
FIRST-CLASS
PICTURES,
GO 1'0‘
1:. ”WHITE,
Washington Street.
The have! light in loan. and work turned out
promptly and artistically.
7 Prices, Moderate.
laments
H.E.BWI5J1~.,
Easiest mired a Ifull invoice, ' m for tho
4ch OF JULY
or elevation of the
Ghanaian Fourth.
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cal urtyadhuethehllaimipdathm.
Salem“ ‘ eneesJadeflth.
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. . 7131‘s“! .1". 93
matrthsyiwlliheweli attonM. when glvem,
.. no. 1
opened i”at this fit-1
a" Go to Raymond Bros. forvthe beat.
Sinnickson's Franklin Goal. _
E‘ A full line of Genta’ Furnishing
Goods. at "-Comatook Bros.
[3‘ S. Pukul'ski has ust received a fine
stock of hair. which he preparedt‘o manu-
short notice and at low.
' 1 ‘3‘ Call at Brown‘s for an this: it
’want in‘tlle Boot and Shoelincfforyoxu {3m
be sure to find them. 8a.}.aln‘t it”?
y" 7 Ice cold Soda Watdrand RootBeer drawn ‘
factors iu any style tidied by the isdiea..on . .
prices. ~ - v
1! u‘wnnta‘ l litthatisaafe?
but?" ra Oil. You’ find tiri‘at A; Infant's
a- At Bette & Forria‘. Washington Sh. a
an be procured Hardware. Wall Paper and , , 3
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meals .
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