MMWflnmmmgmmrlu'the rttsthaa
. ' tie-verve Moth. 'W‘wreeov- they do it
_——___-—=_—._.—-__==—___—f'—— erbhhatwhlohhaeroll'ede‘ibotherlver. “
“mutant-Jigm “.5, Eat [In ‘ Mend '. "hath? “n
" '; “my.“ cater do cue-eta; m a “5g“...
‘eavonowpranadtooterthofnlow- 5. g M a M about I'm“? 11.. M K
in mun-.with an of the f WEWOh" W t" ‘m not"
. togiveltapec Wehaveyumdterthw
Mi" opportunityfor the past eight years. At
thattitne we were about to return tothe
tar-mains. or‘theprice
a-ount nut be invariably
advance .--
‘w w m .................. v Q wumv' Nu‘ awn”. IM 'h. expiration
var-admo- ...... .2: :3 ofatwenty daya‘furl . Wewerelnao
IAWL‘I .... f "I I: feeble a condition aa to be unable to walk
WWN ‘°° and were taken on board in a carriage. and
"l”?a'fizll ‘.‘:. us mmmatmmmeno
" h! ................................. ‘13 enaahore.andthenoo ‘omwm‘ Bl“
our debt of "gratitude cornea from what they
VACATION. - charged us. The clerk bald that if we had
5,. continued on to New York. the charge
"I,” “drill “do“ “I, would have been two dollars. butasit de-
human: meflmvthing for tained the boat to land on. he would have to
ma“ “alloyed Wm" that has charge us four dollars. We paid ttwithteora
been height to is. atteltioa of (working in out or”. for thi- rerr comma! bad Just
world. We've had our vacation. and. of Mill“ ll “IO “MM 0' 0900.000
course we feel greatly may...“ andhave iron: the government but the charter of one
come home fully record to all the “‘0, M of their ateatnboats at .500 a day. and after
all-etaetl 5mm eon-burned to such ancridceon their part in aupporting
Vector of . WM 3.th and the government. it did our soldier‘s pride
anxious for busine- to work oflaoare of the 1““ ‘° W allowed the privilene 0‘ throw-
superfluoua dealt with which our former at. in; in our mite toward: reimbursing them
neonatal frame baa heenue burdened; m, for so great a aaeriflce. But if we hoop on
to allow the outflow of the auperabundanee "“3 "3 we‘ll “V" 5" “"1“"- We
a “gunk,“ with which our aoul has been went on board as quickly as possible. anti
3““ by new and lnepiring rights. and aftera two houra‘ sail reached the rteum
N893 with any quantity 0‘ “Virtual! boat landing where we were ntet by friends
“mm (or I“)- The above to the W‘ and conveyed to the village of Glen Cove,
vacatm M“! M Wit bug n of which we will have something more to
hun‘t operated on with on. We don‘t feel It! Mat week.
that way a bit. We don't reiuvtnate worth
a cent. In fact we never felt ieaa likework.
nor commenced it with greater reluctance
aince we used to prefer a vigorous flagella—
tion to the labor of sawing wood for morn-
ing kindling after the dismissal of school;
and if weeonld. without any more serious
consequences.“ would gladly enter the
“Mm?“ "’3 "" ‘5'“ .M“"‘ Win. run it lea doubt whatnot-Qua mi-
tlon 603“" us with renewed “3“" A dents of thia city care tohe entertained hv
couple of week: with nothing to do.just met. litcr‘wltttrst or‘hubble‘ragrdona.a; iare
bring: our physical ayfletn into a proper made hv. r. cnn net. it meant rat
9‘30 . forward the roof. The councilmen are all
:dneiit‘mt‘: ’ :mngm: Skies; :1: ofdtprgn rne'n well known aa‘ honest uluhn.
. about ' an avanotvetaeonasn cpcraonwo
tent to live on the rest of our days in port“ knew Mr. Jennings. The fa‘esa of the one
““9"“ "m ‘° “W °°‘“"‘“°“‘ 3‘“ i‘i‘Lé‘mt .3‘.".§‘.‘.‘.'§.‘ii‘.' .53.? Si‘i‘ii"fm'.'l§l‘
- . . l. . c ,
Ml km N “Wm! us. “3“ we fit“? m the everything with them in point: wrong. As
forceof circumstances with the moat mar a consequence. ,. [inflfltl‘ “em but rotu-
tyriike valuation. rut-need and is now raging between the
“’ednaday. “I ldth of August hfll “m “‘X:“tt:““3fttt?:t:iom‘} it aroma to run ho hue
week: M WWW,“ on the part 0' the chrpen the whiny‘namc. or else in Otlfl'cflng
other “‘P‘Mb“ head “1' our family. ‘9 from aaevcrc attack of the Outs. "c crlm
not out for out for " Reforntt“ whisper-a nntllcllllm:
“ Old lane loland‘e aea‘xlrt elm."
about Rine‘aiha'nd my: Mr. Scllrck in not ‘u
in! man. ( . no. 0 course not. occur. .
if at" w“ “y one“ “m“ “I." PM“ :1” in: to hie judgment. in luv opinion how-
“ W another in our Ir it. ' wast ‘ over (and the tutor is altar-«d by others). .\ir
atarting. ““3 preparations 1‘“ “Willi-‘4 bullock in the leader of the Tcutrwraucc
most of the time for at: weeka. and runny Ring. The partv \ititlrlthttd ‘harl to m‘id n‘m.
. . . more to the mono .-— av up two a mu v.
animated “d on t discuwluna had “km Thev wanted to control it. Those incur
place In relation thereto. They were hnppy her-a mm. "mm”, riuht m wrtsnu. u“
unit! The " well wring! 0! phature“ had not thin look like a combination that would
tobeattended to. They needed new outfits. be called a little. and hccnuw they cannot
. \ . . control. howl likea purcvl of cats. Would
and all the mono) we got “nu“! duringtht like no doubt to scratch out some of the
time ‘“ “MN “I 33““ atockinga. ““3““ council. who. if they do drink. do an open-
owhata, trimminga. etc. and when the day ly instead of on the aly. as some or our
0' «will! an.“ to. and behold. n... ma... good tvmpvreuee turn arc known to do ‘
were worn out and had to be replaced. and S‘ 1‘
most of the other axina' were in the same
condition. and on Wednesday a consider
ably agitated individual might have been
seen tearing around among the shoe. dry
goods and otheratorva. with hand: and train
full t.“ bundles. “d atreutus M perspiration had litigiltllly voted out. It would mom that
“will“! from “3 5'3““ brow. “l“ “0““ this on or would have been suttlvlvnt. and
have furniahed power for a firstelua saw that lllt‘rlt‘ servants of the people would llttvc
will. But we atrttggled through these imp. cladily poptpligd. lip: pg. iliufortputiou is
- '. rccc vct t tat Nut tt 1 no u on t to ttltor‘
“°““““f"' ‘m‘ "we “NEH“ grit. and ncys for the (‘uuucil havc uppculml. to the
by “1“ ”d "f Harveya 'XPN". “'1 WWI ll Suprctuc t‘ourt. Now if the mutter is thin
twoyearold on one arm. a satchel. a bundlo litigated or “carried throuuh.“ an Mr. (‘raw
in a shawl~strap. two umbrellas and a thlt‘h ““"‘;‘~':‘y To wb‘l‘h‘hni \‘ilt‘ smmdh‘viliii‘
. ‘ we will to putt re w it Hey are. its yt ~
proof on, the the other. "I"! ' ””1”" 0“ cunt inquiry I find. thus far. only three who
hanging to our uni-title. ulldd 00" way to on) cart 'iug it through. The Mount. 0. l-‘ it
the place of embarkation. The many pleas- ii. I. To in and John L. Richard». 1 (‘ttlllltll
.... .. t» W by - "v .. 2.... m it‘.‘.i§.‘i"§d“’ iii em: uranium?
on the commodtoue and swift-sailing stem» and d“ not wish to 3..."; the inf...“- and
er Auctions are well-known to must of our disgrace thua brought on the fair fume of
renters. The nail down the harbor. by the “it? City. Con“ )‘tlu. Mt. Editor. relic your
islands. bringing ‘0 view the palatial resi- voice against such acid I“.\llt l‘l..tv.
dences of what was formerly known as the -«......-
“ Tammany Ring.“ the rather monotonous Elmira/‘15: 3mm. 3....-1 have in...“ very
5‘“ Wm ll" “N East River l. Chit-““1. much amused by reading your cormtnu»
Ifld hf). lit-“Vibe! come “P?“ ‘0‘“ “3?.“ ill dcuts’ letters upon the City Council. First
uni-511118 localities ““3 beautiful scenery : the we had a broadside front the Doctor. The
excitement and whirl To! Hell Gate. and the Ductor does not and no much futtlt with the
me through :into the infernal uwions of Council as he does with the people for not
Blackwell‘s Island and New York are all electing better turn. lie wonders why the
well—known. ‘Tia a remarkably pleasant soil people do not send cued men when there
—bntwedidnt go that way. Like many arose many ‘of them lying around louse.
anothuyacka—ninny. we took the railroad Now really. Mr. editor. I would like to see
care. and spent the time occupied in rushing the learned Doctor nelect twelve turn for
no to the city. between feeding the youthful the City Council. I‘v‘vuould oat like if; felts!
anions ”EM-Id “a preventing their my eyes upon t to u t. at a l t'SSt'tI
tliu it is we have so mun (‘hrist .
jumping °"“ 0: the ear 'i‘dmfl‘ “3 k ‘ I in among us who are ’willing if: egg-.0
pleaaurenohacholor can conceive of. Re
The roan wholrat invated vacations
Insulators»
1b the bird»;- of To: Shannan:
I have noticed with regret. the net-oral an
tit-lea appearing in the columns of your pa-
ncr. emanating no doubt from the fertile
brains of acute of our chronic sore henda.
and heapinc abuse upon our eutnclluten.
W” W..-
1b the (draw of ob- Snxrtsun:
Since your last ivsuo. a decision has born
had in the St‘t‘t‘llltl Ward muddle. and n“per
cmptory mandamus hurled" directing tho
Council to restore the member who they
tl
theéucity inst ae soon as the people will make
mm“ the happiness of having the ales!!! pron thun- Ohi‘tfetfih-tprgd ~
. e amve.aorrv.nee. ate»-
Wwi" 0' we care at . faintly '0“ ‘ For is not oligi o. lie would make a spin.
railroad. The delights of having a halfa did councilman. and x “mm hope he
cake of ginorbtaad thrown :down the bank .will continuetoreaida with at until there are
of his neck. or the rumpling and soiling of mod then enoueh to elect him. Wouldn‘t
mu he give those in «lingers fita. Not one of
his MN “m ‘ by “mm-o“: :little them would distretoopen hie polluted tnouth
handaare forever M ”in Be a“ if the know the Doctor was one of those
taketho ontardeof a not. and by looking folluwa. I hope. if the Doctor
(turn and savage. deterall female. with chil- continue on the shores of time. that hewiil
dren from entering the seat by growling out ‘.:"m?ngm° of our wards. {w w° all
the WWW lie-“This mt n The next one on the docket is «run
engaged." Buta farnily than. after he haa Play.“ I will bet a of round olante
NW a... rack .5". u. with all the that thia“Il‘air Pia " one of thooideuti.
handles it will hold. and Jurned a couple of fiflmfium’ n 1‘? 53.1333: “2‘.”
and! to M Nah We?» will “NN‘ rutnhot'td. and wgt‘a more. he's not a'rin;
Maud. young one and wife in them than. no one can one bite to further their
and then patche- biII-df Upon the art: of ‘23:“;th “1 “ Fair Pk,“ d‘m“
kin; about. I). R. Sol.
the aeat. giver hinaelf up to the ca.
'0‘ “ leckhasalwayahoenariagtnanmndfora
man of his alae haa one of the Meat ring-
01 mum..- it invariably done in 31“: hugely: flint-mar Tgfypeet
at e re at can it ht
on .eh Mansfield 'm it: W every evening until furtherynotioe. T at
9M woneek “mm “mm wu organised a noon. lfpot before.
politeneuand extortionate charge of a hack- we had our city charter. The oflloea were
mild couches bumped arugula“ Manned out“? then. ‘02: of them. a
‘ new hero nervona w.waa 0 Smog...
andjonledto ' webadthe tniaaionu.beoausetbeythoughthim
pleaaueatreatbgontbeaoftddeofayel. mi, Mn..- and; u, '
lawpheplankfortlueqmdubonr Anothe'r’onqwith’a lafiam‘hglgbggig
tonal the arrival oftie M‘s.» “email-mun ' been euldple
wuhaka'(wbbkilalhgnor‘bog.nth” °‘ “m“c‘v’
fulaqfdaadlboawvaynstothaeadef
aria-racy. Awerdibnnt hiawaithg-
“he”: ltlanstiednfaet.
nut-oomty-Mmm, WW
“it. Bls‘lndaofnqrhnedhoarda “My...
Nae-dfifmra-uhwrighgbutlt Thellttlefellow
theyhaddoneao muelaxogd con-
agroatboon Vaatheoity
moandnone of then
anyo eacepe'l‘reaaurer.
w
in
S
...3 man-uwmm
vaaaon they re Mum
oeoupationa pr." of too earthly a nature
forgood men like then to mix up with.
I must say I ant troubled a little-that way
vaelf. and my wife often the reaaon
hoot get elected to otheea is one I am
aogood. aheaayatltey dcat wantaoehgond
men at you are. 1 tell it tnakea at
smile when she say: it. analuekyeuas
for tting such a wife. and all of ua
, men are in t e aarue fix. The
woman accrue to take to ua as a duck taken
to water. But I will not weary you any
more Ii mi. .
W
Srttutuwooo. Sept. 8th. 1878.
1b the no» 9‘ Tan Barium:
Since your last issue. I have been favored
with a copy of the charter originally accept.
ed. and have taken no little care and tirue
in carefully reading and comparing with the
charter which was printed by order ofthe
Council, with the variant amendntenta. ex-
cept those of this year and tart. Not wish-
ing to treapaalonyour time with my viowa
on the nonpariaou.“ tbil time. allow Inc
to any no change ha! been made in the mode
of electing city effluent. and none accrued
necessary : for few eloetlona are no guarded
aa vaulted by your citation. Then~ why
about aueh an amendment be paved. at
was the last amendment. It appears to me.
sir. a very unnecessary one. unleav aortic
very flagrant fraud. wan likely to he cont-
rulttod at-an election. Elna > such a case oc.
curred t Bring a new comer. thvau quea-
tiona are united for information. as I not unv
able by strict enquiry to obtain an answer.
except in the nugutivc. Thou why do the
Council persiat in their endenvorn to her)
from his seat. a member who in justlv out ~
tied to it f In it poeaible they are tter
pillow than ajuduo of the superior court?
f so. let thetnboelovatvd toauclt a position.
No Mr. Editor. tho tuttttur lute ctvt'aud to be
a joke. and us it reality lltltl nutultuddluuraeu
upoa not only the (lilillli‘lIJtlll hrou tht the
citv to the notice of the world. but d vcredit-
ubie light. and although a few of the Couu~
cil ntuy liquiduto the vain-nsc.they onunut
blot out tho tllagrucu brought upon the city
by their “‘18. 191.1. Juvmuun
our urn vxonrrrv.
The “ r“ in Srptctuber atautla for uytttcre.
. W» ooow—v—
livery vowing nutchiutt company claitua
the highvat award at the Worm va'bibition.
'~ OQO“—--—-
A young ltuly badly damaged her buatlv
by stepping on u water lilt‘lull rind on Turn»
tluy.
“w
r - “woo-- ‘
Iiuilt‘mul I‘lat‘r in becoming usnploutluul
with now nigua. We notice thvtn in front
of Bull 6: llllldnou‘n and If. F. “)‘xbce‘a.
« «o» v - w
A good wny to find out if tbvrv ht ubuux~
ioua gas in a well is to lower your thumb!“
iii-law into it by a rope.
M ‘Mv‘v- w»...
The popular grocer: Brown lb Wilcox
have a full utock of aportatueu‘a atunlnmmtr
uitiou. variriduva. tithiuu tackle the.
M ”vol—«v a
A South Nurwalk woman aaya that if
dvath lovea a really alunluu tnarh it ia alu‘
aular thut ha baa not nitued at hvr hunbantl‘a
uuae before now.
— ~<p~ ” ..~,.__
Si1lit‘lllltt‘l‘ tuuunu “ buatncaa.“ "once
there is a Wut‘l‘etl hurryiuu front autuuler
rvsul‘li til the city. The train: and lmata
tilt‘ full.
WV .0.
Flies were evidently made to bother thoav
who try sleep on Sunday instead of going
to altatlt. There ian‘t much to boast of in a
Sundny unp these \laya.
-~»<--vwoo u
While tho last rose of titlllltllt‘f fudvth and
the heated reason wuuvth the ice dealer be~
cortleth more gout-rout. liia atock won‘t
keep over for boat year.
- —~- ~ ooo «m
Trying to do business without advertitginp
in like winking at a pretty girl through a
puir of green purities. you may know what
vou aw doing but nobody clan \Itlt‘lt.
V“...
m...» , .u- s".
The melancholy days have come.
The saddest of the year;
The belly-ache bus got along.
And tunequittvt too are here.
-~..w.”» - ~
Railroad square is crowded every aftoo
noun by the trunks of our murketuleu.
awaiting the arrival of their produce front
New York. «‘o New \‘orktb New liar-en
Railroad.
Q.-'.‘» ‘.. ‘ ~--~‘
ck llltttl iu Yates County. N. Y. who bu
been an inveterate smoker for fifty years
baa suddenly and permanently ulvtul it up
lie knocked the asheaotf his pipe tutua
keg of blunting powder.
....._“—.-~.
A large party on Friday last. took our
riagot- and other cunvevunoos to Rotun
Point. where they spent a joyous day.and
devoured an alarming quantity of rtnaat
elanta. etc.
”av-”Mm,
Monday last a (lot: took upon hituaolf the
duties of tlazman and attempted to atop a
train at the ortalstng of Main atruet. Illa
untimely oonveraion iutu aztuauxu meat
was the oonaequauoe.
--—-—-ooo—-——-
The schooner S. J. Gurney cattle up our
harbor on Saturday lastvwith a cargo of
uoarly400 tons of coal. consigned to .f. I!
Ferris. She is one of the largest veeaelu that
has arrived}; this port thta aeaaott.
————-«~————
“Honesty la the boot policy. but i wivh
i had bought peanut: with it.“ said a South
Norwalk urchin. after he had returned a
are cent piece that dropped from the hands
of a gentleman on Main atreet last Non-
day.
Attention is called to advertisement of
Prof. Jacobs. Thia gentleman will give in-
atrnctlon on the piano forte and organ. as
well as in elngin; and harmony. He brings
with bin recommendations front plummet
New York citiaens.
———-—¢ao-——-
The special reborn meeting on Friday
evening laat did not anion-5t to much. After
ol‘ganiahtc‘ by the elontionof D. It. Belleoh
bucket-nanny .._ winteraiaed a to
legality of the meeting. and adlapoeb
the various eouraitteea were called for. but
man ofrtae district “mitts waa present
with are-port at the ope-ingot tho-teet-
whine-imam trained) when
“Wren-tam. Birth; theiplil’on
not the tea veers preceding theta: censua.
'eraqoartar‘of ayardef tape. and
Durhutheprewatrashoftravel he
Ithamlrgfapvamraan that
ingtooltoaraonthonoatonandml
gun tumult a parent tom and plot-
out the m “dummy-late! it. when
he in manhunt theme.
W
There are “may. towns in Oonnoeti
out whihh m1! pupulation durlnl
The rumoured. tutu. t
in: frollcsotne. alppaut‘rlbv’. female foot-
killer. whose name it la .Joaephine. Lawlor
Mambold. Stokes. Flak st et la now in Peril.
Thirty towns in Connecticut“ have a mu.-
ttou ofleas than 1.000.
Wow—~—
About now the aturdy farmer aluuehes
round back of the barn. with his bandr in
his pocketnlookiuu at “them pumpkins"
and “tertnattoraeanea. “ and ;«rendering
whether they will be large enough to talt
to the fair. »
mm coo-ww-
A reosnt'viaitor to one of the inland: on
the coat of Maine diaeoveroda school of
forty aoholars. all of whom were mud ehll‘
then of one man. If the Prealdeaey ever
gota‘ipto that family won't the unicorn
ow '
W
Some apooulatlvo genlua in Nebraska
named a town Vanderbilt. Thev wrote to
the Commodore about it.no doubt expect‘
in: wrnething handsome. He replied that
he didn‘t onto a d—n. and now they have
got a bran new name for the piano.
....
Laat year wait a very bad umbrella year;
alnnat every one that borrowed or bought
one is complaining. We hope this fall'a
crop will be an lutpmvement. as we expect
to purebaae. and want the inmtrnent to
atand the banning of borrowera.
.g..,-..m...
Mr. hf. M. Norton baa removed bla pluee
of buaineaa to the more adjoining Gregmy‘e
meat market. Mv'n Street. and la titling up
the prvtultlea lu lllvbotaai atyla. lie propoa‘
on to lump a stock of everything. pertaining:
to the plumbing any can fitting huslum.
roost good.“ the Rev. cakes Anne was
wont to remark. ,
from aaix weeks' tour of the country. waa
greeted with tho‘iutolllxeuoe that he had
been drawnupou theiury. He haa served
out the turn and is now at home. lie prob-
ably baa had recreation enough to last him
through the winter.
mooo~-~"
When you are looking for a friend to
help you in any great trouble. he aure not
to forget the “friend that atloketh closer
than a brother“ who will make no falae ea-
tintates of your friendahip and who above
all. will never confederate with the one-
milli of mankind. Firat be careful to do
no injustice thyself and then remember
when thou art autibrlnu itduatlco that he
who commit: it. is more to he pltied titan be
who aulilm.
Me...”
Mr. Beecher. in a sermon at a White
Mountain hotel. remarked that “religion is
God‘s hotel table. Micro the guests call for
what their particular inclination suggests.“
whetvupon the Providence Journal says.
“ We hope he did not continue the parallel.
and maintain that the nllnistora are like ho-
tel waiters. who diapeure of the bleeainga of
the table in greater or less abundance us
they may be moved by presents or prospec-
tivc fees."
«ow
An uptown blood with rulllnu eye. sat
down in a dish of hormone in a store a few
days Illliit‘. lie wiped ltoff with a match-—
went home in front of a about of brown
paper. and now atandu erect to ace the Dane
bury train pau by. thinking how much he
resembles the engine.
- woo ;~ --
Tho failure of the tlrtu of Millard tb- “'uhh
luw canned much trouble to parttut who have
indcreed for them. at well an others who
have avcouunmlnted them with loans in this
city. The firm of Mallory tb llowna are the
heaviest 1980!“. and have been fotvvtl to
lltttltt‘ an assignment in eeuaeqneuue.
v-w—‘w-ooo ~—
By alluvial mint-at. we refrain from giv-
ing publiu‘tv to a little incident that occur-
red to our friend Bub St. John on Sunday
last. Suppose a young man dove go to
Daubuv . and some of those degenerate?
people tell him aboo pogo for unit. and by,
after spending an hour with friends returns.
find the unit untouched. drives :bouteoare»
fully and infuruta the livery man that the
bored utuat be out of aorta. and wouldn‘t
rat. aboultl it he made public) We think
not. and thia la our excuse for not hulking
uao of the ctreutuatnuro for a local itetu.
-w...‘
«-
W... «o
The uvaauu baa again arrived whou cun-
tutu pmuuuncea the oyster a tit article of
fwd. For the past tbrco ulontbs the lovvr
of the aucculvnt bivalve baa refrained from
thin dainty luxury. but now he can take his
duaeu on the half shell. or made into the
aavury. utvw or t‘oaat in comfort. We are
aorry to hear complaints from thorn cuaau-
ed in cultivation of the oyster in this vielul»
ty that them will be unnatural growth in
our watera. llut thvoe need cauae no up.
preheuaiuu on the part of the epicurv. for
his appetite will be aallafleti. and if not by
the cvlvbratutl and truly aupcrlor “Nur-
walk.“ then from other mutvca they must
come. We hope that the apprehension of
our uvstcrtucn will prove unfoundcd.
m.....w-w.—r ~ -~
lhau buy! Frank Walwurth. the young
and haudnuuto hero who murdered hia
father fora sensation. in ohlluvtl to sit in
tho businm office of the when several
home a day. and keep booka liad Frank
Wnlwurth been Frank tl‘lluugvrty. he
would have been huoulnt bring a don
family scion. anxious to let the world know
that he watt burn too anon after tunrriago.
be llt‘t‘ttlllt‘ll a :1th cake and ice cream con-
vict. dine Sing ia the place for privouvre.
if they have money or influential friends.
it in a and prison for thote who have money
but like dragouh teeth for porn breath
thieves and those who are pauper-s.
WM... -ooo —
The young woman ofthe period wheu ful~
ly atttrvd now. baa hanging from her bt'lta
twenty inch fan. a paruiol. auluelhug bottle.
and an umbrella tit tout—«mute have still
tuorv. A young lady of this locality arranir
ed herself after this fashion and uleautlcred
forth. Elite chanced to pit“. when there
werva lot of loafers. as usual. tli course
they saw her. and the belt with be clutter
in; and cavalrydiku truppinxa. One of the
party. noticing that her ulegaut and orally
gold watch was awinuiugluuaely. and think
lug it had alipped thntuph her belt. and
might prove too tentptluptu aolue thief
stepped forward when the lady had reached
the group. and lifted hia bat.auid.“ltaw
your pardon. Mina. but your watch is twine
fun from your belt.“ She regarded not the
watch or belt. but. turning her uloriouacyee
full upon hint. aid. with a daaaliny antile.
“Oh. well. ail‘.let it owing.“ That young
man replaced bill but and went home to in-
torvlow his stator about the styles.
.m-Mwww
T he Noam Belts a lbrtia have received
the agency for wttatwe (or rather our bob
tor half.) considers the greateet improve-
ntantof the agarvia: a and iron that colt»
blues among its many advantage: the very
desirable one of retaining the heat i’f‘ywly
much meter length of time than \ . ‘
nary antoothlng iron. It ataohal _ .
iustablo wooden handle that is " cool.
being removed from the iron while in the
pmeess of heating. and so nipple it the
process that a man even takhtépouibly—
bo able to do a little ironing with it without
burning hit dngera‘.’ Ita thape la a double
antler. moving either way equally well.
thua avoiding the trouble of turning so oh~
)oetionablo in the old NMWHIEC hone.
They come in sets of three trout. chimn-
ont weights—one handle doing for the
whole. and every fatally, needs thorn. We
warn all benodiots. for the aake-of peace in
their famrliea. if they have not the stamps
to purchase theatiroas to trap their wives
front the alghtof them. If theyoaoa ace
. than they will have theta. juries aureaa
of, street loading. and irnpudentstarinc at a“, wilttbolaat word. They may be seen?
and inaultinx remarks to passing fe- ‘at a. hardware attire of Betta a Fort-la
males. Nor will itauceeed. unlosa theatr- Waihin‘ton 5g. . i , .
thorities take the tnattor In hand. or the" . : , . '---,--wew--— . -
fathora-and hrothera of the mend fo- Antennae-entire limit a a m
male. proceed to the personal ehaatlaenant. . .
of them The faultls notentiraiy daylaat. -Ee»waa '33 “MM“
whhthoyougitaa‘u either. Mott“ j‘re- ~‘- , _
ealve a good deal of Young
India—0r a Wm liver: other eta:
virtue-ne'- 9mm fld m
"mm“
Thu Color of i‘ultod American Mrvbatr
ion have removed their meeting room from
tho ball occupied by the Good 'l‘etnplatu. to
tho mount oovupied by the Tutupiu uf lluu‘
or. over W. ll. Swortl‘a clothing atorc. This
order now illllllbt‘hl nearly eighty uwutbera.
and it rapidly on the lucttuue.
ooo «- .
tlur rily la luftwted with aucah thivvca.
Sunday nieht but autue aentup entered the
prvutiwauf Mallory lb lluwut. au-l apply.
printed nb in! Win of white loud and ii gal-
tone of oil belonging to d. it Raymund
lieu. ttu Monday night varioua articles
were tvtuuvod innit the clothra line of Jar.
lloyt. Main St.
‘ woo w
Tltv country ueiultburhmnl tltnlttalttittt
lt‘airilrld County nvvvr looked tttoro pic-
tutvauuely heautlfuly than now. Thu pain
tutu land-t are cm-eml with a growth of
present llllllll‘lttttifit‘tl luxuriuuw. while the
cattle that feed upon it have uleek coats and
nro plvthurlc with tlruh. There ill a line
prtupvct ahead for making beef and butter.
but a poor look for apple aauuc and canned
prarhut. Corn and buckwhvat luv growing
an rapidly that in mine neighborhmxla the
retailer chickens crow all niuht. and the
farmers are aharpeuiau upthvir curryeuulbr.
to allay tho forboded itching in their fttllll‘
lira during the coming: spline.
~ ~ ovo - ~
The lllttltttfit‘fa of the lt‘alrilcltl County Ar.
ticultuntl Swivtv oill‘r additional attraction
on Tuvadny and Thursday in the matter of
horn: raving of a novel character. The
Society otlvr evvty attraction to vinltors,
tut also libvtal intiucetueuttt to “bulimia.
and is but reasonable to expect that their ef-
forts will be cmwnvd with allover-I and the
ilth‘ui Fult- be the hunt ever held in the
(louuty. it will open on Monday neat and
eontinuu thmugh the week: Trains will run
for the armatutumlation of vialtura. and every
tacitly uflbtod for punching the groundnaud»
lta ample building will afford protection to
all artivlve on exhibition.
WM... ....
A very acceptable practical Joke waa play~
ed on the venerable llr. iiaiuht of Stan»
ford.‘ llu has practiced medicine there for
fifty your. yet has driven the ahabbiuat [in
that ever doctor rode in. Illa frieuda col
looted aorue N00. turnout a nice new carriage
and bureau. and then met at the Stanford
house to carry out their aehetue. The duo
tor was aunt for (an if for a pullout). and
wlulat he waa kept occupied in the hotel the
horse waa equipped in Na new autt. put to
the new carriage and left at the same hitch-
puttt. The doctor‘ watt compelled to take
the ptvacrlption. and after an hour or two
of pleasant talk rode off in triumph.
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«on—-
The approaching} completion of the new
Union School House. auugeat to our mind.
the propriety of appropriately dedicating it
when it ahall have been finished. The
building lea noble one in its proportion.
and for architectural beauty. has no aupe-
rior. and will be a source of pride and ratta-
faction to not only this generation but
condo: onea. and will he pointed to in the
future as a monument. to the enterprise.
liberallty and wealth of our city. We hope
the matter of dedication will be brought
before the next meeting. and a committee
appointed to ruake the proper arrangot'nante
W
mmmmeputfew weekahaskepL
up a conatant are of vehement epitheta
against what it terms the corner lonfera. but
has not succeeded in prevailing upon the
young men to oeaae their usual occupation
through thetown’ tobuya apuolof ,
placing her oharnta where they’will do the" ‘uf‘tlifiemalea. hetokened a just apprecia-
Talbnadco Baker. Ebonupoawbiaaratuta. w
(mania-amniot- our city on Saul» ‘
‘ ' m , . .
youthful minds of South Norwalk. The
looka of admiration cast upon the ptoturea
lion ot the beautiea of nature. .
‘- ‘ x. —""" *..' '—
.Tba=l§piioopal Society‘a pie nie hold on
w
blv a it miehhfrunt the factiuf delay in
reaching and landing‘at liot‘on ‘Point. it be-
ing three o‘clock RM. before their arrival.
But they made the heat of it. and did all
they. could for the comfort and enjoyment
of thelitthl ouea. They returned to the
city at. about nine o‘clock PM.
a mow—«~— .
The family of at. Adi. bruab. Esq“ rear
ding at Hermon. were taken violently ill
on Sunday afternoon but. by what appeared
to be Cholera Harbin. and on Monday
morning Mrs. Brush died. Mr. Bruvh and
sun have been very sick. but are now recov-
ering. The name of the aioknm is suppor-
ed to have been the eating of rnuahroones
for dinner on Sunday.
Intuition of oily editor of tho mom for a
long time. has tron-found the aoeue of his
laboratotho Uatba omen. lie will outn-
menou work then today. Mr. Nash. who
baa been actively connected with the Union
since ita establishment as a daily paper. has
retired from the editorial force of that pa-
per.—glrfimh‘vm.f ' ‘
mw-«oow .
We called at Cllf Benedict‘s dining at»
loan. lift Chambers atrect. New York. on
Saturday last. and found a restaurant well
conducted. The waiter: are polite. and
give due attention to customers under the
personal supervision of the proprietor.
Every thine is neat and clean. and the food
“of vxcvllont quality. The saloon is numer-
oualy patroniaod by South Norwalk people
visiting New York.
W_ .e.._ _
(in Friday night luat. the South Norwulk
Brunt rendered some very fine music inn
avrenudu to the Mayor. This musical or«
uaulautlon is the only onu in the city of lib
character. and should be ouwuraged. It;
ruvrubclu are striving to make it it first clusa
butnl.ntnl it practice and taste for good
music will do it. they will snowed. Every
opportunity abmtld be used to give them
mlataucv.
oco-qm
Tho youthful merchant. corner of \l’avliv
iuuttut and Main stratus. who deals in the
savory peanut. taken a delight bumping
tuaturer years. in the agonies of ruatotneta
after helm emptied a measure of red hot
lndlueatuhlus into their pauta. and Nlla
down the slope in delight to see them double
up and run their handa into their pockets.
and snatch thvtu out nuaiu. and transfer the
purchnae aa awn an pottible to their coat
taila
‘0»
Street (‘onttuivaiouer Dibble la doing one
of the moat nonalhle thiuga that haa been
done in our city aiuce it was chartered. The
filling up of Main street left Union atreet
a into four feet below the pride. and it was
a serious tptvetlou where the dirt was to
come front to till it up. Board‘s bank laid
in plain night. but we believe the committee.
after canvassing the danger: of bovine auy~
thin): to do with bnuka. concluded to kill
two birds with one atone. By cutting off
the shoulders of Main atreot. and clcauiun
out the gluten. Some two hundtvtl loads
of dirt were obtained. and l‘nion and Main
violets is greatly improved thetvby. an every
one will testify who has been ever the work
Q0. ~
flu Monday but. about 2 o‘clock. l‘. M
Bridget fkilbert. living on Ely‘s Neck mud
was found dead in her bed. Iler husband
went to work an usual Monday morning at
about half peat all: o‘clovlt. at which time
the was as well a brutal. About )0 o‘clock
Illtl went to a neighbor for a pail of: water.
and made arrangements to no with her to
the poatotlleu immediately after dinner. Aa
she did not come as agreed. the notch
bur went to her houae. and there found her
as atuted abovo Coroner Pardee waa noti~
tied. and the following gentleman were irn‘
paneled as ajury. I». A. Austin. 0. R. Beu-
uett. S. F. Peek. J. J. Byxboe and G. Crofut.
who rendered the following verdict. “Cause
of death unknown. but supposed it to be
heart disease.
We be at n niplaiuta that young rneu. '3'
rather a apoolen of humanity claltuinn to be
urea in this city. are in the habit of anuor
young ladiea who may be out evenings. on
bualnmor pleasure. by forcing thetnaelvee
into their company. and peraiati‘ug in att
tending them in their walks. despite the posh
tive refusal of the ladies to notice thorn
other than with contempt and requests that
they will allow them to proceed in peace.
The man or boy who atoopa to auch a con-
teuipttble. insulting and diaguetina a prao
lice. ia'beneath the brute. and altould' be
auuttuat‘ily dealt with. They are invariably
cowards and aneaka. who *have no higher
view of life than the gratifying of tho but
animal luat of their brutal nature. and will
and their proper aphete only alarm; the.
' vlleet of the vile. ‘ . ,
All business then aheuld understand that
with here and there a smial exception. the.
newapaper lawmaker: the medium for
advertising. The newspaper ia a thing of»
life. a visible fact. sure .of in circulation.
certain to be read. ‘It constantly renews its
youth. hwy tune armr- insurmou-
ing many old‘ fancy. naklngdhoruaelves
oonatnantlv more and.nrotofatnitiar.-bot
holding. also fruit facts. the lateat news. the
loot wouderhevuohjta godp. it sivaartho
nation ofttatinanand tatta what la alive
1 neckvillennn..exhiblted ahetrpnda
Ermine to read. than that of human & 23%
nera ohancter of the exhibition made by
W
Mr. Oountrytuau. who basabiy tilled the .Y
:3."de to manu-
, facture in any Slylo deal by theladies. on
“WWW“! to the mom“ ,m , . . 7
magnum... manna-rum unlit; ~
. a: f p 7
Thofaotthat theNew‘ ~~ 7’
0
1e
Y. baa value.
-'. .. count
day iaat. of the “
auweeafulexhibitorr in the American Don
parttnent of the " International Exhibitiod‘w
at Vienna. aimutt with the an-
nouncement made there. Among that list
of namea there is none that vcs us more
t e New England 00.. ha imp _ the
luv of Awanla. la aetfortb la the award of
hi of Merit to “ Theme 4! Co. Clothe.
New York.“ To those lntereatod in this an-
nouncement it carries all the aknltlesnee"
that la wanted. and la alluring that the «out.
petition they have made in the battle ofp‘roz-
reaa baa not only been Morality won. but
accorded. g
Areal-loans aheuhltakaprtue in havtn the
production: of their tuilla thus trough and.
the State of Gounvotlcttl and the people of
Itockvillo rnay justl be proud of the Mills
in their rnldlt that no carried off the hon‘
ore. against such competition. ' .'
Wm,
Mr. Colfaa‘a Tcetiruony. Eighteen ears
ago. baa been confirmed by tbouaands a nee.
“ Boom Baal). Inn. April 19. 1855.
“ I run «impelled to aokuowlerhe that
our Fever and Ague Pills have olfacted
aonto decided cures. Lent r you sent me
a number of bnaea. assuring me that my in-
credulitv would be overcome if we tried
thorn. And we on teatify that. ’n aeven
oltatlnatooaava in which the have been tried.
they have proved an in allible cure. and
have not failed in a ainule instance. What
la betteratill.the diaeuso done not return. and
the oysters: iv left in a robutt and hubby
state. " .
Defldcr'a Pitta are now. at then. a moody
to be relied upon us a positive cure for Fe~
Vt‘l and Ann". ,
Kill Ever I'luut. Vine. Tree. Shrub. Yugo
bible. rte. y allowinu bulge. flies, pluntdice.
and other turnstiles to destroy thotu : or use
lluchau‘s Oarlatllv. l’lant i’rotecto . and save
tilt-tn from the ravages of th ' luwcta
Never fail; Harmless to Vegetable life.
Dlii‘crcnt varieties of these soaps for laundry.
lttllci. dentalmhaviuu. medicinal. and dialer
footing purpmua.
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“ Wine of the Wooda“for indigestion.
A new tuviudliugr dodge was rauccoisfully
played on auroral SdIb‘lll bunks Saturday.
Two lllen askvd the teller of a bank to
change a $100 for live $20 bills. These they
at once put into an envelope. and then.
drawing out another (ruin-lope with. only
four .30 bills in it. pretended there had been
a mistake in the mounting. They succeeded
arvvral limos in putting: the additional $80
bill. but were finally detected and brought
in grief.
....
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writ. serious.
[3‘ Every lady abou'd c ‘l and are the
Metropolitan for September. and the new
Fall Patterns. at Mrs. Judd‘a.
tr i‘icklod Tonuutu. Sandwiches and
Home Nude Plus. at the Bridgeport iluuac.
W READ! A full uteruttueut.‘ of Full
flats at Il‘tmte‘i lint Store. ,#
{I‘d full line of Gents furnishing goods
at t‘ontstock Bros.
(1" Gents‘ Summvr l‘tnlvt‘wuar at Cum!
sttwk limo .
(lunged. Lemons. Headlines. Pine
apples. and Nun of all kinds. at .l. E. Sulith‘a.
:8“ White Drew Shirts a alwcialty. at
(unmask 310*.
I!“ Mb Clonfmtiouvry tit J. ll. Smith‘s
fr Stencil Plates fur busdncsa cattle
marking: elutbiuu. Mu. on abort notice at it
E. Bmlwvll‘e. ’
Ice Cream by the plate or quart. at
J. . Stuith‘n.
Striped Coats for 85 units at Cour
Blue.
The Celebrated Guancoe FtllIWIId.
at ‘oote‘s llat Stow.
At ll. & Bmwn‘a you will sure '
tit good Boots and Shoes of every kin .
ctutunt made. well put together: as aure aa
you‘re born. they‘re made of blather.
Goulatmk Bros. have constantly on
m a full line of Trunks and Travelling
slut:
I,“ Ladiea‘ own Continues. made it into
Switched at S. Pakulski‘a. p
‘1' llata and Cups of all swipe. at
Conndock lion.
“‘Ludieexu to H. S. Brown‘s for your
French Kid Button Boots. lutrct styles.
M'Fur a nice Human Hair Switch or
Curie. no to S. Pakulnki‘n
5' A full line of tlvnts‘ Furnishing
Gouda. at M flock Bros.
{1‘ S. Pakulaki has just received a due
attack of hair. which he
Shit" notice and at low pricto ,
a" Call at Browu‘e for any thing you
want in the Boot and Shoe line. for you will
be aim to find them. Ila. ain‘t it!
Ice‘imld Soda Water and Rust Beer drawn
mm a fountain at S. F. Rock‘s.
Bu 11‘ Butts at all vices. at
I!" 5 ~ ‘ I‘t‘dotnetoch limo
E‘Slltpm l blip rel Ala assert
tuout of battles Slipoe': at El. &mkowu‘a
[3‘ A large assortment of Linea Suite
for ohiltlwt. at Comatoek Bros.
‘3‘“ Wiumaf‘tbe W a: aakbdsfo‘ri by
everybody. tee header mural. on
rheumatiaut. For sale gt 8. F. Pooh‘s.“ ‘
q Rubber and Oil clothing at Cout-
.ltttl Brod.
Belted Hay and Straw for sale at’liil
a th Webb‘s. . ‘ ,.
Something nice for this warm weather
on Moot Suits. at Comatoek Bree.
, Rooter. Holmes & On. ere receiver:
of euktna. Hum dr Co‘a Flour—well
known by South Not-walk people. i
a Heavy Working Paula“ for {it ovate
and-$1.“). at _- Contatook Bree.
t!‘ Try the on WothClub for
vale by c. Swat-ta e 00. (ham.
Splendid hereto Galen .Noentaper
- .lon..fur.aa.leat Brown & W cow‘s.-
.W'For allele-a of flavor and (pleasant
l vll- ‘lubjsif
gate. we recommend the Olt‘
r. ,
‘ women. use l-Tha Old woman
Cigar. C. Swag} Co. manufacturers.
' Banana at John I. Smith‘v. .
Live Canoe More at Buckinghatu‘a
t
I, m: u. Faerie.
coal
. in ' oa' ' ,
ward of Medals“ to the ‘
W
; murmur INTELLIGENC .
mum
«ha—Gear. Golden Bale. Wilson. Annoy.
nth—Ooh. . e- .
ya. the Meta. laden. I Port.
ugh—lieu. a. J. Ga . Guru-r. :3. Purl.
Sept. aihfl~180hr nutty. hem. Random. ml to .l.
BOARDING.
new gentler-on can be accommodated with firut
pleoaant roorna at In. “‘1:
é elas- hmrd a .
‘ anew. lain 8t. In the brown hence—north of
Geo. W. Day‘s. 1684"
7..H«USIOI!
elven on the Mom.
hr the uudvr»
.. we.” Mm,
an.“ tang and'rupidty advpfleinu
1‘
3‘5“...“ mommmu‘r“ «Mimi;
wail. "moderate. Nod excellenc elem» ‘~ _
"' monsoon a. .ucouii‘ m
Ordtia‘n‘tay be legoa‘tnlr. $.11. Wellruan‘a roof—i:
‘Attontion Meat '
avrxo natreturwodfrm um: on...» k
Hmoar’utwn-tor tr "
FALZ PA ”MKS.
i am prvnared to execute all «trim for fuhionahlv
[hm and laurel manna. Fleaao give the a call.
Hits. A. (tumour.
Clark a hane‘aBloek. Iain. Si.
urinals {0317? "
DINING RC) O‘MS.
“9 Chambers St, N. 1'.
Tables reserved for Ladiea.
NOTIFB.
tsvnrvr or NORWALK ll.
M33353. :3” m *wl’snlfio of No».
.i t dobtora
m .
and David R.
walk. in aid 1) outlet. involve! 7 .
doing banne- ovtvalk an banner-a. under
the name and title of Willard A Webb. m who huge
benefit m wild name. name .
ine partnerahip estate. I trult for the beneflt oi
their creditora.
The trnatre of spam- may! the appointment
of (‘otnrnLaionera t eon.
Ordered. That Gounlatuonera to imlw. examin-
and decide upon the elaitna of the clv‘tllhota of aaid
Nitat be anwdncd at the Probate onion. in xer.
wa‘k. n raid ill-met. on the (th day of October. A.
11 tent. at tie‘rlork in the female. of which a‘t
ppflilltl in interoxt wl‘l take notioeaad an r it they
we cause. and be heard thereon: and d Trustee
will give public notice thereof by Milne a copy or
this order on the paella sign t in aid Nora-alt.
noareat to the place where
mom. and hy’guhlishlnc the rune in a uowapapcr
{spline-(Haw Mel: enticing at least twe‘ve diya
ore no r o o .
its-it dilution A. NVKNPORT. Judge.
NOTICE.
kl}. punctual indebted to the eatato of Millard .t
I, Webb. aretoqueatod to make immediate pa}-
JUHR ll. “11‘“. Trustee.
aerate la in nettle-
ait‘!" ‘0
use».
norms.
'O‘l'lt‘it ia horoby elven that an assortment of the
I Polio and “arable brain of the wath Nor-walk
l‘nlou School Dietrict has been pantie on the list of
tun. and that 5-“! moment has thia day been tiled
in the Town I lcrk‘n ofieo fur militia ion. and that
the» Board of Relief will meet at the (race of \t‘ it
data 8. lktaton. lu attict. on Friday. tue ititlt
day of Summoner. rm atone o‘clock p. In. to hum
and dutortuioead dupe do to thorn Inside for the
«pullout ton. erljuetntout and perfection of raid or
Dt‘atliil‘ll‘.
. 3. A I51. .
a. {tarot-WT. imm‘m“
Knuth Somali: 8cm. it‘ll. I83.
No'l‘lCli.
])iSTRl(‘T 0F RWWALK at. PROBATE?
t‘ttt‘lt‘l‘. uorabvr an. a. it. tare Eatate of
Weill ton It. lea.“ lnaolveat dehtorofxorwalk.
in aid isui attuned to trust for the; harem «1
his creditora. v truetee of a..ld errate praya the
appointment of (hunt-donor- rm.
7% That (Annie—alone" to receive. examine
and decide upon the clatter or the creditors of we
e‘taie be a int-ed at the olive.
to in Sun
walk. in not Blurb-t. otthe «it day of October. A.
I). )8“. at 2. NW N
in the d which all
potions in interest will take notice and a liar )t
may-Ive erae. hoard t : an and
give public notice thereof by pit-tins, t
the public insomnia mo
where eatd e- limo la in
metro will
copy of order on
h‘urwa k. uearoet to the
settlement. and bvxuhl till “the eaten in a “anv
a? pvt-mu la tho eltl County. at lea-t twehv dat-
fom .airl tth our October. 7
"Ni allusion a. nat‘ta‘i'ouv. Judge.
OPIRA HOUSI-
DAN. wok—"caucus
Dramatic Combination.
ONE NIG‘FT 0N1a3'u
Sntnrdny I?“ Sept. 13.
The thrillin‘al‘p-l-aywatitlad
out or THE FIRE,
Will be import with all the olirlual nluair: and
Th tar American.
scenic or“ » epopa
ctor and Author.
jv. s. HIGGINS.
Will appmr. rapport“! by a fall and eicieat
.t (loatplete Orchestra and Iraas land.
Tickets 33 and at mil: Severed route ‘3 ..
can be sweat-ta at 1.. Weed‘a Jewelry 8.019. . m“
Doors open at 't‘; commotion at 8 o‘clock.
F. H. NASH &BRO§.
STORE! ‘
i- the ptsoe tea!» to." you want the prettiest and
Boat Stone China
in the warket. Our 0. 1‘. Wm in about equal to
the 8M
FRENCH, CHINA kPOEGELAIh
Piueaudel-eap. A largoaanriuentof
TAIL! GLASS WARE.» * '
French Glue sac-tea,
The laraeat odor.“ _ in Faltield County.
wax mom
and alithearatorlai furnishing.
manometer-anti.
duet received three colors. the hurt durable pal/at
overloade.
Pumpg, of all kinda.
m. ' awhile:-
““50“”th boa.
'l'ln Roofing“! all Hae- or work done in
"MW.”flnoaadahoeth-on.
“womanly“ iabplkudhythopaler.
ram, mm; COUNTY
humor-mm.
5,
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Norwalk Chronicler