am. ,
, heliummmm...
have rsfrdasd tron aaasuaeun out later
“marathon twiesawoatll wsdida‘t
want to create a cannula throughout the
country by proclaiming that at a utaia
time this Wave at American jour-
nalism weald introduce steam power in»
ltsprsssroola. Waddle. to in facill
ti. for turning at the M thouath
of its bus. batnowfiatws have done it
we lahsplsasare in stating that hereafter
the Sumnwill bssdlted by steam ea-
chagsa manipulated by patsatad stea-
ahaanthatwill“ salaet'wlthoutpultlag us
to the annuity of looking over then; bills
will be made out by steam. and collected
by a patent steam dunnert job work will be
mhsd out by stasat.orders taken by steam.
in fact this is to be a steam establishment.
No further compassion need be felt for our
press kickers. for they will have no kicking
to do. except upon insolvent debtors. drum-
mers. and delinquent subscribers; and those
who wish to add to their happineaaas well
astheprospwityof thecoacsrn.willdo so
by sending in large orders. and paying
promptly
_‘l'be shelling was made and put up by
th.e Hesse: Fallon Bros. of Danhury. and
is well done. with the exception of one
self oiling box. that. not only oils itself. but
everything else that comes within ten feet
of it. which will probably be remedied as
soon as they are notified. We can conti-
dentiaily recommend these gentlemen to
those in our city who wish anything in the
way of machinery as thorough and compe-
tent workmen. ohliging. and reasonable in
charges.
DOHRSTIC SEWLVG MA CHINE (‘0.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held in Military llall. on Thursday evening
last. Judge Crsw presiding. The following
communication. sent to the Sea-risen too
late for publication last week.was read. and
the liberality of the gentleman warmly
mmmendeds
‘Naw You, July 'I‘. 1873.
m Stu-fag Watkins (b: Gums—If
you will locate your walls at \‘erwslk or
South Korea I will transport all the ma
chinery to commence operations
free of all charges whatever from New
York.
Allow me to state that in my judgment.
no place within fifty miles of this city will
with Nor-elk in the facilities of-
corn
for for manufacturing u
- Respectguliy.
R. Consular. Wuiva.
ll. 3. Need. Esq.. by request stated that
he had visititcd the omcers of the company.
and conferred with them in relation to the
location of their manufaetory in this place.
He said he had found them anxious to re
eeive propositions. and recommended that a
committee be appointed to consult with the
company and bring to their notice the dif-
ferent property that could be secured. 0n
motimi. R R. Rowan. S. C. Palmer. and D.
R. Austin were appointed such committee.
The action of the meeting throughout
was harmonious. and a disposition manifcs.
ted to om all the inducements pomible to
persuade the company to locate here.
The Domestic Sewing Hackine Company
is conducted by men of integrity and busi~
nose cspncity. and they will no doubt flx
upon this locality as combining more advan‘
tags than any other place where the land
they need can be obtained.
The committee appointed have not yet
reported. and we therefore cannot give any
facts that will throw light upon the subject.
but we feel that they. having the interest of
the city at heart. will use every honorable
means to induce the company to give this
locality and its advantages due consider»
lion. _
A Glaxo Banter-rims or NATURAL lit-
nmar.—'f'he American Institute. of the
City of New York, will hold it forty-second
exhibition this fall. opening on the 10th day
of September next. and condoned until late
in November. This exhibition promises to
be far more interesting than any which have
preceded it. inasmuch as special ed'ort is be-
ing made to have the leading industrial
operations carried on upon the premises
The American Institute is the oldest of all
societis now in existence of its kind. and
is not in any sense a private corporation. its
earnings being devoted by its charter to the
encouragement of home industries. For
circulars. giving classification of articles.
rules for exhibitors and full partmulars. ad-
dress. Genanl Snperintenden t. American
Institute. New York City. -
‘l‘heactioaolthefloauecticutlcgislstnre
iadxingthe legalrateof interest at 7 per
Mmmmbmt
forslx Maud private leduls to
patthetaamand humupoathemort
mdivdesthellewlulaadustesevenly
,hndnacarpets; thereisdancing.singing.
‘aadavts'yqreeablereaort. Thatthsiaain
mister eddltur. the tons of this arlikle will
Be direcklyopoaed to this alarIuln projeck
for several mesons. which I proceed teglve:
hunt. wehavsne spare roomitodeddy‘
hats to easy such purposes—the land isawl
takes u with blldlns of aunt kind or Lads
on w an WWW“ twould"
ll- unit.- «I no sewing masbeen
wurka to crowd unto us. let us rental with
awl sue mltel
Osckudiy. ear popnleahun is of about
as vita dlmanahnna for a Aladdin silty. it
is a well knona fact that alttya but a trifle
larder than this soon bekunt eternity and
Wham, whhh proamktia our
Wm WM it we
how have a fuel class rcputashun for virtu.
wet-rally and railgunt tbereftiur we allood
basin to fneurrldge strangers to loltatn in
this vialnnlly.
Thirdly. this sewing ntaahesn shop wood
blag Right into our midtat. a grate menny
melanlcka. and of hoarse thay would be
“WWI Idaho; no“ idea:
mastitis and send there children to our
skoola now. thsriter of tbia Artlkie kon‘
riders this to be the wool featureof the out»
jack. the idea of a lot of unedukatld nie-
k'anieka minglia pronlskualy into a bi toned
and fashttnable society is too Ilegradln. and
should be hearted dourt at awl baasurda
thb silty was lntendld to be the sect of true
refinement and thurrvr odukashun. and not
the bed quarters for koalmcn wnrkln peple
and greesy mekanlclts. let a illit‘tllllll aesshun
of the kommon kounall be hailed. and let
our mam lashes a measure lnjunctin this
sowing maahaea hem-ltty from acting to
rappidly in this Bisneas.
Forthly It: lastly. the norwIIlll pawl. edit-
ld by mister buyington. sea the sitlisuus of
the burr-er wants to hav the domestlck ltlllll‘
pany lokate with thermand that tummy and
water has been freely pledged to the sold to.
if they will only kouaent to help swell tbare
populashun. the idee strikes me favorably.
'as this may be the last choose the horror will
hav to inkreaso rappidly in Width and popli-
lsshun for several yecrs. us a Mark of I've-
pcck to this anshunt l0ltullly.uut‘ silty siIIIoIl
reniane haunt. and let mister buvington lob-
by this whole bisness & all the sowing
works to fix ihare huhitnsliuns in II quiet
and sakloodld part of the town when) they
will not be Disturbed. it has bin stated by
stint rudiklcu. that the kIIIIIpIIIIy want the
best ralerotle fssilily. Ivliurc. i wood ask.
kart they find a better fusility than the dull-
berry ralerode whidl runs dlrcckly Iliruc lilt‘
burr-er. sowing musliecus in initiiem‘c quan-
titys kould be fccsnbly trunsportid to kI-nl.
wiitua.lranuuns station. IlIIIIbcrI-y. ccksrt-
lere. to say nothin of the sch-Ini tuuns up
the shecpog vully. i reixu‘t. tllc rnlcmdc fu-
silllys of thefiburrer are as good as kit“ in-
expecktid, anti ant to satisfy the most in»
lidcus it has also been stutitl that the kuur
pony rcqujrc a good water front fol koni-
nicrshul plil‘pt‘lfit‘l. now. as a disiiitcrostitl
puma. i am free to Suy that a barber and
water front. sltteable for the doiiiestielr sou"
ing mashcen kqupiiny. kau .be maid or due
out at a verry little expeuce III the town it
tliay ksn only git a liberal llunusbuu from
ltoiigrcss for that pnrpm. this IvaIl Iiiukc
the horror of norwulk II lilililltl filltl sccbIIrcIi
town kotnbined. which is just \vlnltthe kqu-
pany is waitin for. thny would have to iII~
kale than wurka upon the banks. which is
no action olijeckshuti Its tluty cuml slide illlil‘l‘
frale doun to the dos on inklined plains.
and draw it up. visy versy.
in konklushun. Mistur cdditur. let our sit—
ty bid rule-w to this tiouicslick llllllt‘s‘s. lilltl
let the horror. which hits bin slrttggliu for a
sentury and a half to iultrcsse lIur popular
shun. have another chance. then we shall
be kompnritlvly free from the vulgcr \I-uritin
dasscatb kontiuew to be II lii toned Tiiurrvr
broad and fashnnahle society. & Iiiistur buy~
inglorl and the horror fukti will think and
the better of us. so uiout it bee.
yurw truly. B. Kunour -
To tile Editor of the Sanctum: ~
0n the topic of economy. so nblv brought
forward in your lost edition. allow “.0 to
enlarge iu the interest of education. which
is a matter of the highest coIICI-rn to each
individual and to the whole nation. lptend~
ingesfde. touteraplsoacainstallwastn
of the precious gifts of tnau‘ s intelliichl am
vesed at the idea. that the word 't economy"
in this respect. is just as perverted in its
true interpretation as in everything else.
Parents are at a in. what the future pursuit
of their sons is to be. and the young men
are not fit to select their ceilings. The
whole matter very often becomes u matter
of chance. greatly depending on fashion or
moneta W the y oung,
tothnn‘s’lktbeatprlvateseliool orim
without a fixed plan, simply on the propo-
sition that any kind of education is better
than none. Thus money and time are
wasted and the youth grows up. crammed
with theoretical notions. and fitted for a
life of study and enjoyment. but rather ad—
verse to Mandi-aviators: actual lira:
to which in the end. nolens calcite. he must
resort and submit dike the rest of man-
kind. Wouldn't it be better to make the
timely provision. thatmental training must
coincide pith a wactical turn suitable to ths
mid Eh? But are our pdvats‘siihoofs
and institutions so organized. that parents
in their choice could make no mistake?
Are they conducted upon the well~matured
plan of a skillful architect.“ who lays down
llfliiw
e an unturef *many of them
are. but unfumetely most of them are
not. Therein too much glitter and outside
show to captivate the eve about them. too
Wu?“ fiaqbarsowed from
we There are campus-53m
practhing music. fencing. fishing. boating.
carting the hair; there are military evolu-
tions, holiday panda. excursiwgpigfim
injustices.“ weoftm know not
she. Itnttghtnctbesobadiftherewasn‘t
3:.- ”Jumpersmm
makethaahads at a school an
“unfamiliar-helium ahead?
beamhaudeoupactcouraeoffwao-
“Wash the XavalAsademyat
althe Hilary Aeadang‘et
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prepared tolsy his plan of education before
mm:
“ammo n.
lly shall
II or ill-
‘ auoe
with til uniform L - ' pro:
gramme being pian under the joulrel of
the State authorities. ,
Ail am myself Ille‘ii of aPl‘lI
vale College. I have no apprehension that
any sensible principal of awelboudmd
private institution will find fault wltll‘tlio
“new “will
a State Commissioner. being posltltive tlult
it will stand the moat exacting critic. and Its
tor the technical institutions llhloiltiol
but close examination. it tablet time that
they be reformed. Joint G. l‘uauu.
Mil-w
1b the All?» of no German:
in yourlast issue appears enamels on
the subject of “Commercial Education.“
ostensibly. but in reality an attack on every
principle which lies at the basis of eduow
lion of any kind. is it too much to ask
that the other aide shall haven lIeIIriuel
We lay it downaa a fundamental IIIlIIIII
that thcwere fully educated s lanai-sync.
the better is be filled. other things bolus
equal. for any work in life. in other worth.
the more thoroughly and broadly the mind
Is trained. the hottertwlllsbo its fruits. 'l‘lill
so underlies all education as to cull for Iltl
expansion or discussion. tilveii.t\vo young
men. of like capacity. the one trained by It
tluwongh anti broad education. embracing
history. science. art. Latin. Greek. Im in:
amtwythlmr that can be “flmwfi
hiIu. Itnd the other prepared for some ape
elal line of business. and though the latter
may know meta of limb hushcnat the end
of six months. yet the former. by virtu of
his better education and more My.
mind discipline. \Illl invariably outstrip his
more poorly Imdfiva’i. V6 in} “ men
of like capacity.“ for of course that alone
furnishes II basis of comparison
Business is not a mere calculation of ac
counts. or reckoning of percentages. or buy-
ing and selling a definite quantity of goods.
but rvquilvs foresight. u practiculucqnalut-
llllt‘ft with the laws of demand and supply“
in short. l‘IIlitIt‘al Et‘illltilllY—rhllt‘ in all its
various details culls fur bruimvurk. "once
the mind best cduoutedmtlior things being
equal. will do this work must pleuaumllly
nIIIl llltllif successfully. Wctv business It
more routine. pmsihly men might be ape-
(‘ilill’ trained toiit Ivilll advantage—win lllt‘
business. but never to themsvlvvs; fora
routine cduuttiou can only narrow :itlld
cramp a man at every tam. ‘
It would be out of plum to ask your splice
to tlt‘llill the elements lll‘t‘f‘rls‘lil‘)‘ to It lilit‘l‘tti
(\lllt‘tllltlll. Suffice it to suy llitlt it is u aillII~
low view which regards lili_\‘ knowledge Its
itnpl‘ucliunl. XII iiiun IltIIlI‘islulttls the pros
cut will) knows nothing of the past. No
man understands his own luucuage well
ulm tltlt‘e not IIIIIlI‘IsttIiiIl sutllvtliiiig of its
null null cugnutc languages. Nu mull cuti
sIIIx-Imftilly carry on a blue business who
is not to It tit‘jfl‘l‘i‘. conversant with the laws
of trade. 1 do not say llicn- are not men
among us \\'lltl have not grutully hilt‘i‘t‘t‘tltltl
\vitlmut specinl triallingliul i (in say that
in some why they have worked out no with
union for tiicuiselvcsmnd that every man of
them would lili\'t‘ been vastly Ili‘llli‘tl. (“Hill
he have begun his work with a mind t‘tllit‘u-
loll.tll§t‘illllllf‘il. to llit‘ highest degree. Anti
ii l~ noticeable. so fur us l have observed.
that Iiiiuly of those llinaf npprvvtuilvr of
thorough education. are business lllt‘il Ivlio
linvv lItII‘. few opportunities Nit‘illtlt‘h't‘u. and
who feel the ullvuiiltlgc that would liuvc lit“
cruod to them from a fuller and more lhfll“
ouch training. SIII-li men. 1 think. rurvly
favor u “ cutiitilctcinl cIlIIcIrliI-u.“
lml iiic l‘t‘ft‘l" to one or tun llillllgllirt of
the letter purticuliu‘ly.
Your correspondent speaks of “the cli-
max of this style of talucution.“ visucollcgc.
College education. as I understand it. is
merely a basis. the beginning of cIlIlcntiIIn.
But regarding it iuclcly In it “ climax.“ l
challenge the slutclilt‘ul that any outsiders-
blc proportion of students leave college un‘
fitted for any vocation of life. indeed. it is
demonstrable that not only urn the most of
our eminent jurists. lawyers and statesmen
colicgc~brotl. but also It huge portion of our
most subbeflfui business men. Stilldfiudi"
illlit‘ Iv‘ltluull apparent mm for anything.
lines It “f‘tllllillt‘l‘t‘lltl college“ \vurrutit Itll
its products? Motcovcr the “ learning“ III
emphatically not “ \villlmil u pruvticul turn.“
The references to “diplomn” and the “ git»
wing in its honors." etc. conveys some--
wlittt slngulur conception of the end of u
college coulsc. 1 lllli surprised to find in
this connection the promise of a “ full stock
of special inforniulion.” to be acquired at
“small expense.“ and with a “suving of
much valuable time." Allow me’ to doubt
the possibility. The “ royal road" has not
yet been discovered. nor does knowledge
worth the having come with railroad speed.
And what is time valuable for. if not to fit
men for a fuller and better life‘s work .‘
The remarks of the SENTINKL on city econ-
onIy are applicable to time.
Your correspondent glorifies the influence
of commerce. Look once more into history
and we find that thought. not commerce.
has created and destroyed nations. and that
commercefivery where follow; itslqnd
”women. ”when“
of broadest range—product of largest study.
And allow me to ask. Have not most of the
prosperous merchantprcferred .to quite
as free from commerélnl'. as from a ader,
education? Does their success prove any-
thisgaganist the mostjihersisrninlng ?
net against any. thenf Let the importance
of this subject to our town and nation be
my apology for thus trespassing upon your
space. If our land is to advance to future
conquests. if our nation‘s glory is yet to be-
come more resplendent, it can only be
through the channel of popular enlighten-
ment. We must athlete. not to money
makingflmtto thonflis. ’ \
A Forest: or Enoca’riorl.
mm”—
Connie-r
Again we are summoned to follow another
of odi- number to his list resting place. It
having pleased a wise and just God tore-
moveb, another of our members by dealt.
theyll'a‘tlial unto
gethcrlit social fwd lp.antf eoply
feel that in the deatho! our comrhde.0has.
EMwehavwlnsti kind m Ab
manuals-manhununigih.
mm whilewe bow-in m
submiwiou to thewlli of adlvine l-
dance. we WW QC
homwthatwe‘feal inoarhaarw.
‘Iluctnr of the train that standstill the truck
ll“ :zs‘uu. nudism“
coe~-
A glass of ice water with It tooth pick in
it is the latest 80th Nora-lull annular
policemen mentally.
“WW II Lrbetod Ill
guluiua large p... «mom “will.
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When fellows go out of town for a week‘s
fishing and come“ back with very red am
is it fair to sum that the sun burnt ‘enl sol
”— W1
A friend elm ours slid «lichadmulier be till
old woman‘s darling than a young girl‘s
slave. Encouragement fur the old lllllltlii.
—-—o»—-—
llueltluallaui Its Co. have just rem-lived II
lot of ill. tPaI-ksr Patent tumult-Idem
Chairs. These articles of fill’ullilN are
lIIuIIlIIoIIIe and substantial.
“O.
The ladies will find It large stock of IIIIiil
livery goods to select from at lira. JIItld‘a.
Bennett and hats from this outiblltlilnmt
are of the most fashionable order.
.w”
“we
W e are happy to be «we to little that hit
Norton is recovering from the lulurlna ro
eeivod by the generator explosion till Wednuu
day last. end that IIll fours of ills losing his
eyesight are now mtllIIpclchl
The fat man will have their annual two
at Gregory‘s l‘olut. August 18th The dev
structlun of dams will he in union“ the
afternoon. and not drain and“ stomach
pumps will be in order during the night.
«m decor-e ‘—
A proud German picnic will take place at
the Sanford Slioles llousc. on Monday evo-
nlng nest. Music. dillltlilR. and refresh
ments are advertised and under the IIIIIII
ugotutnit of Mr. Decker. the prtumuumo \\ ill
be curried out to the letter.
MON-ww—
llutou l‘IiiIIt.\villl its famous cliowtlttrs
IIIIIl clam bakca. is more popular than ever
this summer. Good order is IIIIIlutIIlIIeIl by
the proprietor. and Visitors am‘afibrded
t‘\'t‘l‘)‘ unions of enjoyment.
.., «so.
The steamer “Spit Fire." advertised to
run “ Sunduy Excursions“ from South Nob
II'IIlk. ltlllt‘tl to put in her IIppcanIucc last
Sunday. and many. who expected to avail
themselves of this IIIniIIIs of recreationavcrc
disuppoinlud
. ~ coo
Ala meeting of Our Brothers Lodge.
do it). held ill Norwnik Monday of last
week. the following liflll‘i‘N were ‘Iluly in
llltllt‘tl: J. ti. Gregory. N. (3.; \V. M. “ay-
InonIi. \'. ti; .1. 'i‘. l’I-mvitt. Sec; Cline.
tillusuod. l‘. Sec; 1‘. S Stout. Tu .Is
Mr GP.“ \V. lluv. qutvr. suctcssor to W.
\V. t‘.omstock continues the businexo with
the sonic sutisl‘ut‘tiun as his predecessor. and
is giving customers the bust of goods at the
lowest prices. "is piece of busitwei. “All.
street. near corner of Washington. is crmvtb
ed with all that pI-rtuins to the trade.
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\\'e have no iicsilutimt in saying that the
store of E. K. Lockwood. Norwallt. N‘n‘
talus the gnaw-st variety of Md: of any in
town. Everything tliut pertains toliousc-
keeping is found on his sliclvts. with the
prices illlll‘kl‘il plainly on each article. and
ttlIvIIys tIIItt‘kI'ul low.
M eee
'l‘iic steamer Alnericus stuck in the mud.
on SlilurIlIIy evening and fluidity morning
lust. ‘l‘bv tiIlcs were a foot lower than usual.
Saturday night. Mr. White telegraphed to
lluiiliury for II special train. und at about
ten 0 ‘cloek the belated passengers were on
their \vn) home. The delay “up (lav caused
Stillli‘ pmntIitv. but the qujor‘ltt‘ of the lids
scope in wt ic good natured and pntieiit.
so a
if the Superintendent of the Daubury tit .
\‘Iirunllt liuilrtind IIoIilIl inslruet the coil
in this city. to either uncouple one cur. or
do something to prevent the obstruct ion of
the cum walk from l‘eclI‘s corner to the
depot. he would confer a great favor upon
many pedestrians who are put to the unnee-
ossury trouble of walking around the train.
“um”...
lly II recent not of the Legislature. four
iiiilltury IIiliIu‘Is of this vicinity have been
advanced one degree higher in the military
smile as follows: Col. A. S. .lurvis. of the
Governor‘s stud. to be Brigadier General;
Maj. Win. liuritilc Smith. A. A: 6. “of‘
Brigade. to be Lieut. Gob; (Sept. Chas. E.
Doty. Brigade Quarter Master. to bulliajor;
(.‘inI. l). M. Read. Brigade Commissary.
to be Major. The three timers lust men-
tioned are of Brig Gen Crauford‘s Staff.
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David Ntsbitt murdered Mary A Hope-
wood at Lindsay. Cnnndu. Saturday morn-
ing The prisoner bud b ~en keeping com-
paliy with lllb doceus‘e who-2' friends
her hes not to associate with hint.
its persisted test he via-thinned to her.
and if bet id not get her his lifewould be:
lost. On meeting’ her. Saturday morning.
on the way to the station he wished to ac-
company her. and. on being refusod.re-
turned to the house of hIr brother, and.
after some angry words, shot her twice nest
“awn-glint! wmt- .i %,
MOW
The Hour lawman in helium“: locals.
m,—
an.
M for luteflerhi. with die amour it.
the discharge f is . guilty to
the charge. anfwdis do {gifimu sum
of «and costs. Several isnlleuien who
witnessed the adair exonerate Mr Hodges
from the charges made by the‘ ». on. As to
less edificial, " ete..—-well—bosh.
W .
as I. . er .I
1 “ Chief Hodgesmdhh. dd foreeare re-
tained by the new city counsel and so the
I“ W “on to... not:
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“seamen“ 'Mmdm :3
oflfanageta of that. arisen lastlt -’
we.»
The Burnside Guards attended the flute
on Thursday afternoon last. ,
w.
Walther: Manned“
dealer. to tease ind annoy a _
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“ii
i
Lw—m—Ioeer
'i‘ba Messrs Keelar. lloltn‘oa It: Co. are
selling off their stock of goods at out. and
II crest rush is the consequence.
«m
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Alady writer says that the present is the
sector sensible time for woman. What
will they wear when the foolish age comes
round lupin.
--. «com—«~— .
A grand untoulluht excursion to City
island. by Steamer Amerleua. under the IIII‘
spleen of Old Well Lodge. will take place
till the bill of August.
way-n
At a meeting of the liIIrIIalIle (inertia.
held in the Armorv.IlIIly mm. 1878. the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adoptedt .
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A lamp exploded in the residence of Dr.
l‘ardce. on Tuesday evening last. and but
for the prompt efforts of the inmates a not»
flagratlon might have ensued.
”meow—m-
lluoas‘ Hotel. under the pruprletorshlp of
the genial Jatnea Lucas. is very popular.
and the accommodations for paramount and
transient guests the very best.
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'l‘lie excursion of the Baptist Tabernacle
Society Sunday School to Greenwich.“
Wednesday lust. wus lumely attended. sud
party spent the day in ajoyuua Inauncr.
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A putty of cxcurslolllst. numbering about
three hundred. visited this city by steamer
Josephine. on Wednesday lust. They cau‘e
from Staten lslIIIiIi IIIiIl New York city.
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Al the school meeting held on Tuesday
evening last. acouutlittce was appointed to
select ground on which to build the Gran-
itevillu school bruise. null instructed to re-
port at It future meeting.
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A little girl joyfully Insured her mother
the other day that she had found out when:
they made horses. Slic hull seen a "Hill in
n shop just finished one of them. for he was
nailing on his last foot.
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Mutants F. Peck. W A. Suliitilis. Sit“
pitch 1). liyxbee. and David F Miller. ac.-
eoinpanlod the excursion of SI. EiInucoIn
mandery of Knights Templur to Prov-l
deuce. ll 1.. last neck .
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it is proposed by some that prayer should
be otlbred for rain. We learn of a practical
man who says he would rather have a pail
of water in a dry time than the prayers of
two hundred persons
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Capt. Clone comes to the hunt in an ud-
vcrlisenlent to-Iiay. setting forth what he
intends to do in his business. and offers in.
ducetuents to those “wishing to purchase
flesh fish. vegetables. “fruits. etc.
if It than is getting shoved ill a barber
shop. and II tly slights on his nose. and he
gives his bend a twitch to remove the llv.
Iluriag which the barber removes a slice of
the man‘s car. who is to blame l—tliu man.
or the harbor. or the fly. or the ear. or the
user i .._
'l o those patrons of Mr Alelvlllu E “end
who wish to place their risks in a home in
stitutiou. which is conducted not only on a
reliable bask. but is able and prompt to
meet its losses. in: has stated that he will
place them in the Fulrtield County Fire in.
surunec (‘ ouipnny. of this city.
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The German thsinn Club sewn ulcd
Mayor Quintard lust Tuesday night After
singing several «in they were invited in by
the mayor and bIIIIutifully collated. and by
request sung aev oral stings.
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i wish to licattlly thank my ueigliboIs bv
'thoso kind assistance my house Iv us res-
cued from destruction by fire. last night
Nothing but your early aiIIrIu and prompt
aclIon saved us. M. B. Paulina.
South Norwuik. July to. 1878.
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Mr. Frank A. Ferris delivered a very in
tercstiug address before the Baptist Sunday
School. Sunday evening last. on the life and
character of Joseph. The happy faculty
which Mr Ferris has“!!! cntertuining chil-
dren is remarkable
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Tho» Messrs. neatly Bm.. list manufac-
turers, have. the past season. done a large
business. The goods manufactured by this
concern are well known in the market. as
the best and most stylish, and the reputa‘
tion thus acquired will continue. so long as
excellence of workmanship and taste in de.
sign have any influence with the public
8. Pukulski‘li hair dressing rooms urn the
most popular in town. He has a large force
easily there as you can in buying a horse or
trading watches. Lsdies hair dressing is
made a specialty. and youths can have their
sldeboarda and moustaches laid out in the
meet stylish manner.
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The latest. style of wearing switches has
been adopted by a physician in this city.
Ills fastens his horse 'srtail to the breeching.
The consequence is that every time thehorse
attempts to use his sadder. there is a gener-
immense} of the whole rimiug. The
tone doesn't like it. but the mom it is:
silent the times: thingmut. , 'i
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Abrakeman named Anal “mingle.
day morning last. He was on the top of
onset tbsears attend“ to his duties.“
as their-sin pascd under abridgerhla head
came in contact with once! their“ and
fie was embarked.
The body was brought to this placewhere
domestics! held by unless!- Pardon.
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rel of their late comrade. Charles ll. Smllwwmmfifl 1“ “3° mm" m
itlp phlmspf being examined.
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‘t‘l‘t‘nlilg.
of asshlanmand you can get shaved bk
_ We learn that E
M take the plane ..
school for the next quarter. will meet the
II First Congregational Church.“
Thursday. July l‘l’th. at 8 o‘elwk. r. it. for
Those who
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Connecticut Fire insurance Company. of
Hartford. has secured for their agent for
South Norwalk and vicinity. including
llarieu and New Canaan. hir. Melville E.
Mead whose main odiee lain the Old Bank
Building. This company is staunch and
trustworthy. assets nearly a million dollars.
which is neat and beautiful. Vignette slew
of Hartford from the park flanked rightsndm
left by the coat of arms of the State of 00th
neetieut and City of Hartford.
“Dr. J! ll. Pardon la the putative father
of another lire insurance no r: rter.
launched on the troubled sea 0 expor- ment
by the leahlattltc.“—GM .
Perhaps the doctor would like to know
if they wished to got it up town on the
same conditiona they did the Norwalk Fire
Insurance flog. which he also claims to be
the father of. and was led to put into the
bonds of parties in Norwulk on conditions
that have never been fullllled.
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Neptune-
The second meeting of the NeptunorCiuh
was held in the parlors of the Old Well
llotvl. on Tuesday evening lust. Reports
were received from Indiana. Rocheslcrfiurt-
ford and \Yinsted. and the number intimat-
lng their intention of participating in the
cruise, II-Ilrrnnta the announcement that the
excursion will be the largest and the best
the club ever made. It was decided to have
a brass band nccompuny the club. and the
arrangements for the were trip completed.
‘i‘iieaeal meeting Will be held on Tuesday
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Nortwux ITEMS. ’
A cure. of 'epiaootic is reported.
'l‘lios. Hulloran was ruptured while at
work in the trench for the water pipe in
Fair street.
Pioneer-Truck boys hud a clam bake at
Gregory‘s Point. Monday night.
Rev. C. M. Selleck has presented build
some soul rings to Geo. Byiugton. Fred.
Mitchell und Chas. Brothertun for assistsnce
in the rescue of the bodies of the drowned
school boys
Rev. Augustus Jackson. of Washington.
D. (3.. is visiting his brother in this place.
Bishop Williams intends visiting’ St.
Paul‘s Church. Sunday Oct. lOth.
W. E. Dunn lost another valuable horse
lust week by over-driving.
The Sunday school of the Second M. E
Church wi.l take their annual pic nic to
Long Island. Wednesday July 33d.
The crosswalk from the corner of Mott
avenue to Wall street: commenced last in ii.
is just completed.
The mud digger commenced operations
on Monday. July 7th.
Stepbcn Olmstoad. on Mott «venue. is en-
larging his house. 1
Fred. \\ card. of Nurwalk. a member of the
Shedield Scientific School. will row No. ii
in the freshman crew. of Yale. at the col-
lege regatta. Julv.17tli. '
The Dion brothers gave a 'free exhibition
at Ike Lee‘s billiard rooms on Friday eve.
The unusual sight of a runaway yoke of
oxen was wItncsscd in Norxvnlk. on \Vcdllai'
ohltst week.
J. l‘. Realtyy. Win. it. Smith and Samuel
Boll". have just returned from a fishing ex-
cursion to Fire Island.
The First Congrcgntional and St. Paul‘s
churches bad to hold afternoon services. on
account of the scarcity of gas. on Sunday
last:
that our water supply wee not sufficient for
the demand. and to prove the , fact. they...
seem to try to use the water in a very or
travagant and unnecesury manner.
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last leer-weal
Things are still moving in East AI enuc.
Although we have not had so much build-
ing this sumtiierss lust. yet we have had.
and are still having considerable improve-
ment in the shape of new fences. ac. mm
of the houses built last summer and fall
were in a ferieeleaa state. Now. however,
they are fenced and law-nod. and things are
improving all the while.
The little If. E. Church on the Avenue
is striving to keep up with the times. The
congregation is increasing. and the general
interest :of the church is improving. The
Sunday school is steadily growing. they
have just added to their ‘library a hundred
volumes of first class books. and with the
essing the great Heed of the Church they
expect still to prosper. s. v. .
This was almost a fire Down Town on
Tuesfiy. The grass in the rear of the pro-
party 5! Meters. Lhomedleu. Gilla‘m. Been,
and Hartford took the from a passing train-
and compelled a general turn out of rump“:
women and children to extinguish it. The
activity displayed by He. Ruth Osborn and
and No: iWinleld Hartford astonished the
out In issuing IIIIII- policies on II new plat} M‘N
it has been asserted by some jealous ones -
mud. coolest Ade in do
the WW“ Romance-M3 Nani“
Kdemt.
Fresh claim at J I. Smith‘s.
w- for business nude.
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marking “Smiling etc. on abort notice at H.
‘a.
e p ate or'quart. at
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Smith‘s. y
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Striped Goals for Nebula atOow‘
cup—faces” in one—
Yfieew invention. at Wilson‘s Eat g”fldtlsre.
Goods nor Suits at
New NTWiibelua‘le Mil lira. Judd‘a. _
t K. B. Brown‘s will
“'5“ Wm ll“ ilm’ééfiid. ..
custom m ‘0,“ e pu leather
1‘00!!- Iloahave coastan
hen a full llasof Trunks and Truv‘all‘llng
ltu'o “WW. made up into
aghfito S. Pakulslt
ll Nobble styleajual‘ come in at M‘s
at
tore.
about tyou forget your “Art and Alf“
al- the aHirkipeinrt Hill“
llatsand Candallatylp. at .,
g E 8. Bio ‘s for
L dies. to . wn “your
mm kid Billion Boots. latest styles.
Wipi- a nice Human Hair Switch or
Curls. go to B. Pakulaki‘a.
a'Go ‘ to Raymond Bros. for the best
Slunlekson‘s mums Cool
A full line of Gents‘ Furnishing
Goat I. at * Cornet lock Bros.
(3" S. Pahuiski has just received a fine
stock of hair. which he is red to mull-
faetarsia any style by maladies. on
short notice and at low prices.
Cull at Brown‘s for an thing you
wifilu the Boot and Shoe line.’foryou will
be sure to find them. Ra. sin t it!
Ice cold Soda Water and Root Beer drsu n
front It fountain at S F Peck it‘s.
lit 8 its I ll riecs. at
t!” m u . a pCoutstock liros
Sli rs! Slip rs! A is aseort
mg. of 12?th Slippepr: at if. Smeltrowu‘s
‘3‘ A large assortment of Linen Suits
or childrnn. at Comeback Bros.
3'“ W inc of the Woods“ is asked for by
.cveryhodv. Cures headache. constipation.
rheumatism For sale Itt S. F. Peck
[3" The Scour and Singer Sew Mach-
into to rent or for sale, at Mrs. Ju d‘ s.on
easy tcrula
Billed Ba ' and Street for sale at Mil
nr‘dgf; Webb 3
Something nice for this warm weather
—- ilue Flannel Suits. at Gomstock Bros.
{3‘ Keeier. Holmes & Co are receivers
of Jenkins. lloeer Ib Co's i‘Flour—u ell
known by South Norwnlk people.
w Heavy Working Pants for“ cents
and u “it. Contetoek Bros.
3‘ Try the Old Well Club Cigars. for
sale by C. Sw aria IE C0.
P‘p S plcudid Tomato Calaup.. ‘70 cent per
on. for sale at Brown & Vi‘ iicox x‘s.
lcassnt
{E‘For fineness of flavor and .
.lub Ci-
tnstc. we recommend the Old Well’
gur.
fig" Something New l—The Old Well Club
Cigar. L‘. Swarm & 00.. manufacturers.
(gi‘liananns at John E. Smith‘s.
Q'Live Geese Feathers at Bucklngham‘s
Furniture Store.
LAST CALL!
To save expense. the hooks and moataof Ml
Alhyuoad willt-e held by them till Aug. 1. for
settlement. diuplacodlatbehaadsof Am
Attorney at _Law
LOCAL STOCK BULLETIN.
Prion reported weekly. by
M E L“! Illa B. IND. Bunker,
OLD BANK IUILDING.
Wasmrtorox St. 8001'! Nonwana. Cows.
_ tacos a. unusual-hr.
Week ending Jane ah. 181:.
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Saleem netreportod if rec-end by seller.
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Bavlngadded hugelytoray “cilia—fertile”
fhctnre of
ICE CREAM,
preparedtollnllordera
chlhavesofarbeeafn-
Fairs, Picnics.
Fistula, a!“
Of all kinds. furnished aadattended.
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and Inward.
natives. Insheév‘eutog the on duct 1.
northofihavrsekdurnddout mdfh'dr X ,;
own burnisgfdr fearef'aliother lire from _ .
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premyptj .andwouid
tftlll invite a find trance
12PM y rl mo! t’he very libs
_ Assemblies 1
Ilka-rutheniuman by MC,
Mom ill VEGETlllLl
MA. anus-r.
barbs
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m eta-a. Vegetables.
lea-flea. Fruits, lite“
. la vaara season.
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QM svsrr‘ Canada said It In.
"chased the hualiim «II
informs the puhlu: It.“
nines at the old ml Hark
Isis direct. and hot is My prI
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Your-yaw ‘3. respectfully solicited
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g 33:: disparate. duly l'lth. let's. Nil
Gums!” Picnic
mouoav, JULY 2lst.
iseaoa amnion militias.
In the splendid Mann-a as the
GROVE HOUSE.
‘stusrc BYm
South Norwalk City Band
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Dancing~ twat 0 till ii a ‘cioek. P. l
Admission to the ligands” r3 Ito In. rim“...
to cents a dance. or afternoon and
evening
Refreshments tarnished at the Grove
)l BECKER.
N. ltd! stormy. the next fair evening.
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The recent test of fire-Proof Sales
by the tfingiiah Government proved
the so of Alum Filling. No
other fun with
Alum and Plaster-of-I’nris.
menu a co.,
use Broader-y, If; Y..
7%! Mil! 8h, Phlla.
Milli
No. 8 Chichcster’s Block.
WIAWTREET.
soviet-xi “*‘NIORWALK .
aim“ above mitten?! whereas“ not M to a“! u
MISSES DAWSON
kmm (alO\c~.
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Reap“ afell line elm
Jonaakec
Notions.
Also an elegant assortment of Toilet Article .. Rm
Illa-based Texts ad Honors. and.
”LE-mane” to member. the best start. of Stalinist”: ill
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Wanted.
Lamb «mum is a small famii)
lustful-id distances. ”in fil
of the-South orwalkSawvew-s. at ‘l‘dti P
= h—cm Tame. -
when; '“ “mess:
I have bee-instructed
aatduaaa. {Iii-est
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the tax
not! s‘av
Motility IS sooner):
we! théatweed not final as th li-
new we were:
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0f ‘ 7 s at flu- mix-s
mutual mm" museum"
7 13m narrow sans: seam Relevant.
~ sartorial. sane: Norwatk.
BANK;
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