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retinas“. mesh. ‘8“. 18".
m
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that one arm ewe Im_m"‘=
as. ea
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i rat-Marti!“ mm m
tarot-ward!!! bites: ' Marietta
onset sneer“ theirv'leta . fiwfldethe
liens. up. "necessary.“ new
Job Print! .4t at roam sad.
bills. nuisance. L‘s? It V a; mare--
paras. or anythlag else is the ties er prison. leave
was or!!!" at the session. ones. where they will
:e seated in tbs-suave style and on flammable
arms.
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Uas or hotter-e
EVAIWNG to the Postolce. at South Norwalk.
‘{ Der. It now Persons calling for any or these
letters wilt please say they are advertised
LADISS‘ LIST.
levy Ana Kart. Ira x 8. mud-av. Mrs. Diary 3.
atcrrill. Mrs. James at . I Loni
Mu Iatlldn Wallace. to re. as Saunders.
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. 6 IP‘
William A. Kinnbn .1. it. star-ll .Jscob I
aloud. Edwin “dungeon. I. “divans. K Ray
JOSEPH 8. DUNN 1N0. P. I.
List of Letters
RIAINING tn the Pestolce. at Novwaik. M’
I}. 9. rats Persone ceiling for any 0! these letters
will please my they are advertised.
LADXRS‘ ”81‘.
Miss Augusta limit. Miss Annie I. Field. Amelia
(‘ Feyermlhd’ lire. huts Gregor . Ilse Kati
'ilary ladies. In Jary o
Hathaway. bliss 8. Smith.
Mrs. Edward Smith. It‘s. Us“! I leio
Alain Taylor. a r. 3“”
GINTLIMEN‘S LIST.
(a ergo Aiken. David ti. Gould. Samuel Johnson.
Matthew lit-crass. W. l. Laden. Frank ll. ltuace.
um. stone. Frederick Seymour. Peter M. .
CHAS. OLMSTEAD. EX.
CHROMO 2
Tut: Snxrrsar. Cilantro. (“ Flora‘s Otfcrv
mg"; is now- ready for delivery. South
Nurwulk subscribers will receive theirs by
calling at this oflloc; Norwalk subscribers,
tin-its at G. ii. Rico‘s. 4 Main street. Nor‘
naulk. and ituwuyton and Five Mile River
"tth‘t‘ilK‘rfi. at A. Dibble's. Five Mile River.
Home firms and Nations.
Hull work—to start a lycctlm.
N... -
ll ry cussedness is one of the confounded
things not born to die.
, , ~ . ._
licfurc slates wrre need people mtlltiplied
nu titt‘ {are of the earth.
~— - oeoa
Law- tl mks of English sparrows are
duly s wall in the yard of the Old Well lio-
tv I
‘6.
Tell you neighbors to sttbscritw for Tm:
“Manse-have their holiday
.<~
Mottoys‘
Annual communication or St John‘s
Win-skit.
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A Chm tree laden with choice so
thhlihouot the show windows oiA.
DickermaaéSoa.
”w“
Dlett Ferris. in the employ oi 1!. Br
Rood had his leg broken. by tripping upon
the railroad track last week.
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The Teachers institute meetincs during
the. week were well attended. and the es-
erctses were of great interest.
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The doll times have compelled a return to
pipe smoking. by many lovers of the weed.
The expense is very small. when compared
to the cost of good segsra.
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Patronise the business men who advertise.
It is an totalliblc indication oi business lib-
erality. Having more numerous sales, they
can afl'ord to sell at lower rates.
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A Wabash editor returns thanks for a
eentipedc received by mail from Texas. and
says it is the first cent or any kind he had
seen in a month.
m—“w. 7- ._..
Thegovernment reserve fund has found
its way to this city in large quantities. it is
pocket full of the five cent denomination.
w“ ‘06
As so many articles in every day use are
manufactured of paper. it is asked. if a ps~
place of the leather ones now in use.
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There was a proioltnd philost'tphcr who
compared advertising to a growing cmp.
lie said: “ The farmer plants his seed. nntl
while he rs sleeping the corn is growing
So with advertising. While you are sharp
in: or cation. your advertisement is being
read by thousands of pctmns who never
saw you or heard of your business. our
ncvcr would had it not been for udvcrtio
lug."
HVQA‘, .
Our rcaders should not forget that we
have a first class dyeing establishment right
here at home. R. N. Perry. Norwalk. llss
iacllities ior dyeing articles of clothing.
curtains, or anything else that anybody else
does. that enable him to do his work in the
very best manner. and ate much less cs-
pensc than when sent to New York. There
is no doubt of his ability to do his work
well. and he is deserving of the patronage of
the entire community.
r .0.
The gas company have nearly cotnplctctl
the additions and improvements to their
works. whereby it is confidently expected
no uncommon thing to see a man with as
per beefsteak cannot he invented to take ‘
let-pas taste—welsh“- hm
mwamwm. w
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monasterymsastmsnswaadstyiisb
bane! mammals“ “More.
W
“supper roots in the Usioa School
lulldiaghssbeen furnished sadiowspisd
amidst. with Kiss Taylor tor when
New the entire buildingisoooupied.
W.“
The person who gave the rates or till-
nunt (in your institute) must have been
misinformed for no paper ispsssed at salow
figures as to percent. The very best that
can be done is M per cent. with greenback
oollateraia. and then all per cent at the face
0! the paper must be left on deposit as a
margin. it
“~09.”
It will gratify ncarly everybody to know
that the little observations they have made
shout the cold weather oi November were
well founded. at November was the coldest
for any years. It is always pleasing to
have the remarks at our best society thus
established. as they are in this case. by Prof.
Hitchcock. meteorologist of Amherst col‘
1m
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On Friday last. Councilman Rowan was
seen attending a horse auction sale in New
York City. in company with a first-class
judge or horses. trout which it is surmised
that he contemplates establishing a livory
stable in this city. His attention was close-
ly paid to a line pair of cross-matched truck
horses. as also to an elegant pair oi huolt‘
skin roadsters and equipments.
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7b the Editor «9“ Tue Stun-rant. :—
Isuppose that this is one of the most
pinching winters tor the poor that we‘ve
seen since 1857. and yet as for as I know.
there has been no organised cli‘or't made for
their rclioi. The town is doing It good deal
for the pom. bttt there is a class oi poor
people that the town will never reach; a
class that would almost starve bviore they
would make application for help. Now. it
seems to run that we need some organisation
to reach just this class. and 1 know of no
way that it could be accomplished so ethic
tuully as through our churches. Let a meet-
ing of each church bu culled. and let it ap-
point a working committee to make collcc~
lions and disbursements. Each of our
churches have got plenty of the very best
material for such a committee. and there is
no doubt but our people would respond lib-
erally to these calls. Thereare schist many
who would like to give something. but
they have not the time to seek out those
that are worthy. Who will he the tlrst to
more. J t's'rttut.
., w~m .
The asuounccuwnt that licv. D. A. Good
sell is to lecture in the First M. E. t‘hurch
on Tuesday. 30th inst.. will be rct‘eiwd with
N \rrxt‘r.. n nt‘wspapt‘t‘ that should be in all obstuclcs to the production of good gas tuuch plcusuro lli' his tttant' friends in this
rtery fatally in the town.
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Q :jvr —V\ ho ever heard ot‘ it out than
.Iccrznmg in serve in (‘ortgrtss. on account
:tu- l'tmit-quut‘y of the salary.
«so»
will be overeomc. and all cause for cont-
plaint removed. They have expended for
these improvements about W. and in-
creased the purifying powers very greatly.
We extwct soon to hear as much in praise
nuntnunity. 'l‘hc sublcct of tho lccturo is
“Laziness and Leisure.“ und wc cun guaran‘
tee thut his audience will be scrvcd with
much spire as well as good sound intellcetu~
al mmrt‘adme-nt. ‘or us to hespcak for Mr.
Hi i folks Comm-r “Laggm at Military or the gas. as has been said in its dispraise. Gotnlscll a moat favorable rccrptlon and a
Will!
lilo Brainard. or New Yurk.ns well At least the company lire doing all in their large audience is ontircly unnecessary. as be
u “puptiru” of local singcrs. will bc pres. power to satisfy the demands of their is WW"! “I!“ l“ "l“ city. WIN" 1‘“ l9 3“
nu: Admission 25 cents
' ‘0.
r‘ S Lyon‘s Classical Institute. we are
114.! to learn is in a flourishing condition.
Tia» lltltitlrt‘rttf students isalr‘o cly ollllll‘ih‘lllr
l) ltrLZt' to form a line clams
u QQO
.\lr (‘onral Booker. \V’ashittzton strcct is
fast linking itictuls and custortlcrt in lilo
business. His gnarcries and providous arc
seiwtetl with care. and sold at prions that
(1W: gcncrsl satisfaction.
»_»« -QQ§-— —
There are runny reasons for not slecping
in church. A Wilton soutnolontgvnlicmun.
upon awakening found his {also tooth lying
upon hisbvlsom. with many heartless neigh-
bors enjoying tho spoctrtclc.
>00.
A Gramtevillc than last weck wont into
his ham to drive out a cut. The cat drove
the Result and you could smell that cut
fi- AHA.
Pm” ' .L
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B. Adams says he don‘t want to go up in
the new school district unit-us Mr. Dibble
will go up with hint. He says ho is option
ed to living in any district that has not got
at lcnst one good. square. able bodied man
of abottt that gentleman‘s uvuit‘dttpuis. thut
is willing to go up to tho Public Trouaury
and draw his salary regularly for standing
about the streets ull summer. loaning on it
hochantilc. talking to every man. woman
and child that chances to pass.about the
enormous (.rh‘rlhlgvllit‘c’ of the city and
school governments
"woo - ~~
Geo. MacCorrnack. proprietor of the ()p~
crtt House Billiard Rooms. has skednddlcd.
leaving several accounts unsettled. which in
the aggregate will probably amount to from
$1500 to $2000.—littlc souvenirs scattered
woll~known. li‘ you wish to heursomcthing
wor it much more than your time and mom
ey. und something which will do you good.
go bear Mr. (lootisell.
._... we.
(‘lu't‘dmns Goods.“-
As our mcrchnuta have not all sccurcd
thcir stock of huliluy goods. wc taistpmnc
ourusualChristmas notions till twat week.
when we will issue one duy earlier and giro
litt‘lll duo nttcntinn.
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Norwalk Horus.—
Finc wenthcr last work.
And plcnty of mud.
Now the weather is winter like.
it‘ma-rn term from abounds
The holidays are ncur at huntl.
A bright idea—«our gas works.
Building don't vas brisk like other dings.
It is consoling to know that our banks
half a mile with your hands tied behind through the community by which he will h“° Ohm, 0' alone!-
you. The cut was one of those speckled
can that smell s t.
- noeov —
The great lobby campaign in Washing-
ton is now to be opened. It is a big thing.
Never did an srrny take the field against
lhc trcrtsury so well provided with engineers.
Ilzlif odious. horse. font.drsgoons. artillery,
p lyumstcrs. and commissary wagons.
, 90'
A gt'nllemrttt stopping at one of our ho-
be held in remembrance dear. Among the
favored. Messrs. Stctituan. Frank Burritt.
Casey anti others. 0! course we were not
slightcd. Circumstances seem to indicate
that other parties were in collusion with
MscC-orrnack in his swindles.
—-——«>————-
J autos ll. Hort Earp. died at Stamford on
Sunday morning last. Mr. Hoyt was for
many years superintendent of the New
York and New Haven Railroad. and was
“Dressparudo” is livcly Just now. pap
tictllarly with the girls.
A Norwalk grocery-man is selling sugars
cured hams for swectmeats.
A Norwslk boy wants to know it boiled
eggs are produced by hurts drinking hot
water.
By far the most interesting prayer meet-
ings we have attended for some time. are
now being held at the Second M. E. Church.
The work of putting down sidewalks b
while at the bar. turned around with km"... throughout the State. His sopcrln- about “played“ until spring. when they will
r mtrk. “Captain. take something!" and (“denials“) commenced in 18541.net con- spring up with an unusual activity.
ww aszonislu-d to hear about a dozen " I
vt-xvt‘t (‘.tr(‘ if i do.‘s" and an equal number
tinned until 1873. when failing health corn-
pellcd his resignation. The funeral was
An economical citiaon who kecnly fools
the approach of n “ hard winter." has quit
at turn git up from their seats. in response largely amended at 3:. John‘s Episcopul eating butter and molasses on his “slap-
r» the invitation. Captains are a numerous
. liztcr around bcrc.
M» ~ ——
lsmk out for tramps who go about beg-
gin: old clothes or “ something to eat." If
a poor waytarcr is hungry. grvc him some-
thing to em but the average “transient"
should beiooked upon with suspicion. {or
the country is full of thieves who are corn-
? lied to leave large cities by rcasm: of the
war upon them during dull times.
w————
.\'o man in business should ever write a
loudness letter. or make out a bill. without
his card printed at the head of the paper.
amt the name of the State. town and place
of business being also printed thereon. It
rm! rnly shows that he is a man possessinl!
business qualities. but it presents mistakes.
It. also saves much time in writing. and
(“his but little more than the blank 91?"-
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The following ofllcerl were elected and
installed in Old Well Lodge. No. 108 F. &
A. 31.. on Tuesday eve“ Dec. 1315. 1878!
Robert M. Wilcox, W. 1L; William E. Bay
mnnd, S. W.; George W. Bmith,J. W4 Sarn-
uel F. Peck. Trea’s.; William B. Read. Sec'y;
J-rhn \V. Craw, S. D.; William E. Fitch. J.
D; P. M. Samuel W. Comstock 3d, Chop-
lain; William S. Knapp. Hanks“: Frank
A. Yolk. S. Steward; Henry Baker. 3. Stew-
ard; won-m Goodwin. Tyler.
———-——<~v———-——-
Theodore Knapp‘s saloon on Main street,
is the headquarters tor the sporting frater-
city u! this city. Ber‘e nightly do new
.ate the shards of the phased were
the asuriesot huntiu NW thatfind
Publicity here. In least: i a said lost.
and usewhecatesstotbetastsssthfsnssts.
The pictures I’m the walk m We
in: we! “mm m
Church. Stamford. yesterday. and the re‘
mains were interred in Woodlawn cemetery.
Flags were displayed at halt mast at the
Grand Central depot from the time of his
death to the burial.
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There are several beats in this plum-
have no visible‘ means of support. who in-
variably stick everybody who has any deal-
ings with them. One of these gsllus sports.
with isncy neck-tie. nobby overcoat and
killing light pants. owes us seventeen dollars.
and it he doesn’t make immediate applica-
tion to this oflice. and leave something to
our advantage. he will have the pleasure of
reading one of the most life-like romances
ever put into type. When it cornea. it will
be “ a warmer.” Patience is a virtue that is
about played out in this case. Young man.
our advice to you is, “ Come Ommedlatcly
Down."
———”———-
A very gentlemsnly conductor on the
early train was in a most perplexing situa-
tion one morning last week. He was col-
lecting his ticket: from his passengers. All
handed over their fares except one (at old
lady, who satin the middle of the car. and
whoseerned to be reaching down to get
something she had dropped on the door.
When her turn came to pay she raised her
head, and thus addressed the blushing con-
ductor: “I alien. when I traveh. carry my
money in my stocking. for you see nothin.
csngct it these. and I‘d jest thank you'
mush.“ «snatch it tongul‘ra so
Wialm‘tgstatit. I targeting“
a ticket at the M“ The m
at the other sou-cola some st
jacks."
Mcmbraneous croup hascorntnenced oper-
ation in town. and the amictcd sutibr greatly.
An old and staid Norwslk benedict says
the best nursery man he ever ssw.wass
lather with a large istnily.
rt is at peace. happy and content-
absence or cases of drunk-
. '. Q
There as an interesting annual meeting
of the First Congregational Society. in the
lecture room, on Monday last. The object
was to hear and act upon the annual rc-
year.likewisc the report of the committee
0! the society.
There is not one night school in operation
in Norwalk that we can learn of. Last
winter the people of East Norwalk took quite
an interest in the matter and succeeded in
establishing a night school. and the young
folks availed themselves of the opportunity
and attended; but this winter things wear a
different aspect. and it is probable that no
exerts will be made towards holding alright
It isn‘t very otten that one‘ can
such asulernnoccssion astheannon
of a death, albeit the jolliest rip ; ;
tar illumines our visage. as p -
glad tidingsot the death
Cabot this town.“ sick 'f.
iadmed by a Unit‘s revolver.
W's-latices- them
lbs-esters ass-tire and;
wee-ram outlast-swat.
new I! we“.
port. alsoto elect officers for the ensuing .
school in any of the district school houses.
Eon Tram
Next 60 Bays,
F0“
Gash Purchasers
OI‘
BlflllllNli
Owing- to the stringency
in the Honey locket.
Will om their
ENTIRE STOCK
()1?
Clothing,
Trunks,
AND
WISH YOU
Merry Christin!
J. F.&O. R.
BENNETT
HAVE
Useful floods
F01! THE
Cums milliliters lioLIBAYSl
Another lot of Goods from Auc-
. tion.
A Patent Skirt Protector—the
best out.
A New Style Bosom—cull and
sceit.
A Splendid Felt Skirt for $1 25.
Cardigan Jackets. less than half
price.
Cotton Half H one. 5 cents.
Children’s Fancy Hose. 8 cents.
Half Hose. won], 9 cents.
Hose for Ladies, 9 cents.
Hose,- extra size for lodiegcheap
A-Round Comb for 5 cents.
{A Splendid Alpaccn for 250.
v.
A General Stock of Goods at,
sore; inter!
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Am.m0!.
Atthellswsnl'osslblecssl
mess.
LATEST arm
Hats 8: caps
Cheap
For and Seal Caps,
' Ear nuns,
Bumuo and Lap stones,
Gland; ac.
FOOTE’S HAT STORE
Lander’s Block, Washington 8h,
South Norwalk.
HOLIDAY
PRESENTS!
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AT E. K.Loct<wooc's
N 0 non:
antitank“.
$5“
: _am3«~=\_ m; '« ,;,
late at. is our authorised
ceive subscriptions for Tn
km
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Six Dollar ChrOmo.
For Two Dollars !
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TO THE SENTINEL
THE SUPERB. 01130310,
“Phillip”
Without exception. the finest Chronic eve
oflbred as a premium in this country.
Thspieture represents a vase or the choicest or
asters Its—a cluster oi flowers—some delicate.
fol. Morning glories. with
it banded
crimson.
l't‘ ll 9m 5
th twins 5.“ bout the
..
mochlly a
ll were :10 rig. out or their native
“it y of the “mill
nets. with lay
it
the ‘ with its tiny balls:
its eyes: the pastes
their var-i, ed tales. and ch
sweet old son
iii.
ntycareupon them
M R. G. ‘Héfiexfitsé
chro-
vtsan. and the
no will be delivered to Norwalk sub-aim
«as; ’
em was, ..
L AM P S", Sea.
The”, humanism",
TIN want.
” STOVIS. f 7 ~
LAIPSJto...“
r. A. extra." »
”accustom” .
SoieAgeutiortheOhanpioaCsnOpsnua
MILLS. -‘
0.3. .oa Iowa“. w
more. “was“: .. v
Mandela-blemish Shannon's“
C. B. D’AB' TOIS,
ra- cum ‘
Caterer a Confection»;
» sown nonwanz, or. _.
paging“. d: :0 “angles banish.“ the '
PARTIES. WEDDINGS. , ~ >-
FASHIONABLE DINNERS.
”INCHES AND COLLATIONS.
“they-cry nilitednssgood oascsnbehad
otssyotthe.ew\'ork0sterers. vlaxhadauob
«amnesia New‘l’ork. heis able recompetswith
thenineveryreepsct. ; , '
Biscuit I
Boned Tarke fouled Glace.
Boned liens. cl led Plum Pnddinz.
tallied. Charlotte Russo.
Jellies of all iii-ill.
W P:
Smoked Tome
gained Salmon.
taco Salad. ()r‘nsrneu
Water lose or all kinds.
Fancy Ices.
blaster Salad.
herded Partridge.
Chicken Gonna.
challenge Ice Creams,
Of all kinds and flavors.
CA RES ORNAMENT”.
CELEBRATE!) NORWALI OYSTELS; '
Served in all styles.
Sliver. Chloe and Glass Ware loaned at reasonable
6001! white“ inked. 0 by mail
rains. rat-a
promptly attended to. Attac and to the Confecfion-
try is a neat. class
RESTAURANT.
Forthcsoemmodation of ladle-Manama.
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on REPAIRING!
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All styles and descriptions of Buildings,
Houses, Borne, School Houses Stores
Churches, Factories,
Fences,&c., in any
utbuildirrgs. ,
without the
AT 1TH!) LOWEST
No job so small 1101! nor none so
attention. Will furnish you a Lot
including
call.
deep. West or the Depot Near the Nursery.
0, 'What is it ‘P ”
mhmhaad
mom‘s, - ‘ ' * awn snows
,5 abutment
' ”amused-iguana”!
swam:
RAYMOND, sunnwooo‘sz. co...»
South Nos-walk,
PA" N10 PRICES/i,” -
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED AND ESTI—r
MATES GIVEN. J OBBIN G PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO-
lar 8 but will receive prong}
ofgn desired size or locatso‘ n.
and build on a house entire and comp etc, ready for occupancy.
ell. Cistern. and Outbuildings. and if your money‘
, gives out, will make up the delicacy. We have more than
. 100 Designs for Suberbsn and Country Roma,
which we tube pleasure in showing all who may favor as with .. 7.
Norwalk Chronicler