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7.. ”M... at" heart-leek“...
nrt’fi’fll‘flhflqo't m
«to-dot.“
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f.» f
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Lint or Letters
. I: in the Mofltct ll South Nun-ilk.
T Pomo- calling to; any or [both
. w- my they on «1?:in.
LADlfl‘ LIST.
. - 3‘1::‘:'t‘Y. rim. 3. P. unit. In. 8. B.
t; . mar». Thai. ‘11. an“ A. Tunic. In.
‘» ‘1 it _ z",
GENTLEIIR'S LIST.
. uncut, t‘xpt. Willi!!! Bulkwmon Con-
" nmu. F. rarity. w. a. Rowdhldwud
.; 2'2“ rt. Sounds». Doric non-aim
~ . , .. \ out)
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u
o
1083?“ 3.1108le0. P. I.
Haul: 1&th and $01k”.
l ‘: mu :‘nt tlcn. Taylor‘s new house is
...,..n
lumcll preached in Birmingham
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Chivcti the tin store "i S. B. WIRE
‘ \ tttitpttrt. Thumlnycvcning.
wwovo w—--
1m llirtg house formerly owned by
m if. Numtun, is to he sold at «no
. .» ‘\l S-tzxtrrl-ty.
vw~7~-—”v-—-
, m it stilliinnlifllcd fact that human
: win»! tirnwnvd with ‘\ printer‘s rc-
. p .t‘kt‘l.
——~ - «v
.‘t‘ t1” um: the suijct of discourse at
. - Cm: Church. lttst Sunday morning.
Congregational Church in
V."
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' litt‘
. “Wm
H muuttl. 19.41.. 0i Xnflmlk. was
:H’t'i’r 1‘! the XEW Jersey blid‘
m. t‘mttpany. slits recent mach
»-. t. ('ily.
«o~---—
~‘ Mutt has a line assortment of
i Siztt‘s of iiii “own mottuincturc,
. at 1?. ring at low prices.
, "moot-m
t; ~ (‘ank has put up a new sign on
. ”who the depot. It was paint
’ a timmpiun siguist, C. E. Roder.
»~—~¢oo
~ .; t'v la in ocstaclcs this week over
«t: nz' some ice cream. and is on
' .. iv. untlld be over a new subscriber
up: My ntrc good fortunc.
\ > gang of praioners on their way
~ ii wintry jail. went up on the notch.
r . film ll:50 Dnubury train Tuesday.
.. who about twenty of them of all
uni silos.
"
“._ ,....
'1 ." wwi limo have rcnlt-«l a portion of
t lili‘t‘ building and tint-ti up u cooey
f’ r liu' mourninodnlion of thooc Wight
. mm orders for coal or any other of
- n-rnm articles they deal in.
W
ll NE Futility.“ Ely. C. F. Toilet. A.
~ 1.u~.n~ and Goo. Hoyt visited Wrotport
c Saturday evening. at the invitotioa of
, “'cstpurt Che- Club. They canto homo
t.» .tt‘u. but not dtsheortcncd. and a plan in.
. .2 in get them over :herr. and then git-c
to a terrible drubbing:
’— «Moo-«~—
\\‘t- have “wit-ed n new plate of music
, *tllit‘d " The Pamic of th ' ,Mbtl
l! hm." published by Jcro , A ..
.8 mingtnn. CL. which is on _ odly’o‘tl
Ming. but how thou rrglmcnto over-got in
. ;. i. pmitinus u are indicatrd in it!“ at: t
,1 mt \anilti {to l p056! W Gen. Grill“ hlmi
‘It‘if. 1“
m—«tw
0f t‘ututtcticut mldlcn diuthlod In the
w if llwrv am at tho Natlouzd Home in To-
u ~, “1“" Autism. ltlaiuc. tilloctt : ill the Nat
n ml Home at Dayton. Ohio. twenly‘ooet
tt. llw Natiutttil littmn io‘lhutpton.\'irgiulu.
1- u, amt at the Home in fliiwaukoc. Wis~
w =ll~lll. xix. At last thm number: WN‘Q
*‘t mini on the last day of March.
moo—m-
.tt « "taming at tho bond or tiitcctori of
lllt‘ New Yuri. New linen and llartlord
httil‘t‘dvi‘ held on Stittrtiuy. R )1. “ammo
.~. ti xtliit‘rittidfldonl. wan alootod a director.
m l utbwqutmtly vie. Mom. in NW“!
“’ l‘ ltttml. The director! declared a
b“§lii anuuuldivldflltl of ii” it" coal-.M“
.tlt’r m. etud‘uftor July l.
-———o-o———---
't‘tm indium boloagirt; to tho \Vttlhbllfll
r.\.~2;l>itmlitlll. “rind ‘l “l“ city “y “W "*0
.t‘. Ml; train Siturdtty toot-ulna. “a ll”
w » lci uptown. “Nat." the ontorprltlttli
l:tt‘ti of tho limtr. um them at tho botol
' _., i tttlt‘tttttlt‘d to interview tho bl; chief.
Mt what the old (allow dopptrti hit corn.
t“ taiteti ili‘t tooth. oua‘yrllotl “ Wuhi Yflh i
Y nut NM scouted.
MW
.\ South Somali tan who had boon
r sitting wintt Arthur Help raid oboot‘tbrn
l" "‘l tutu-a uympothy botworo Mind
I wont: withoutmdlyndofi tho
3 uni pl!" 0‘ out Indol m m“ he
would liracticoa littio Why with tho
molt. Ind durin bio wlto‘t obi-coo build
it"? lntutbo parlor. It worked windidly
am: to. “Nil quiet" of the cook and
mum, until the wife rotor-nod Ind disturb
ta! the harmony by be M Tint
nun my: it in our moron no u tobnblo
’4 . trawl. ho will mod tho mimic ot hll
lite in tho search. but it‘ll have Intonation
out ct lulr. Kuhn. ,
Th6 om “not“: Burn out: o
minor out. or whit-rm to thum-
tercropiothm m
'-
‘ infirm-heino-
W
E‘- Mthwfork Wang;
mtdtuucaym ,
w
almebobupundth in
minimum for roooyorod who
ohmquio. ,
n.
M
Our morebuuti have stretched their own-
logo to tho grout who! or loom-I nod the
annoyance or podcotrim with high hall.
W
A cotton: for the nomination 0! city omc
corn for the coating year. will be hold or
Milittry Hull. Wednesday owning. June to.
“w...—
A Summer Night‘u Dance Will take place
at the Grove Home. Monday owning. Juno
mind Muaic by South Norwalh Quttdrillo
-—-—~—oooa-——
Tbo Nelly White brought up n-crowd c!
pun-ago" Saturday night. The all to or
from New York at this Irma ll delightful
W
Gonearl Crauturd think: that the artil-
let-y motion; may. without detriment to the
milllory organisation in thin state. in dis-
boudcd.
W
Tho barge Jamar M. Dugctt ran into the
corriaxc bridge. Tuuday.ond huocltcd away
o couple at piles. damttginu it to ouch an ex-
tcnt u to render it unsure. chain harc
been made:
————-«o-—--—-
LastlSunduy tho Rev. Mr. Powell occu-
pied tb pulpit or the Conz'l Chttrch.Brook~
lyn. C .. on which occasion he pmented
the cause of tho American Mluiomry A:-
sociolion.
W
P. Turk. next door to Goo. Dtty‘d grocery.
in Dibblu‘l Block, ha: a line anoruueut oi
Gentu' mdy-ruodo clothing. which he is
disposing of at prices which cuuuot fail to
give satisfaction.
W<ooo~w-
Some of thc‘ncw stylus of straw hula look
lather “itchy.“ A duo rustic oottttgc Ityio.
with rolled rhythm) divides popularity
with the gallon straight narrow brim. A
unicorn-field runohodc can be boughttur
tiltcen to tweutydvc cent: cash.
M
Tltat Whistlevllle man wants to know it
three dollars had it hull worth of strlcbnino
won't ltiila hen. how much he must get the
rtrxt time? That depends altogclher who").
or he wont: to kill tho hen or not. Ii‘ he
does. be had better an it.
«co—wa-
it in with pleasure that we announce
busittcu in improving. With v.50 cash
receipts. and a two ticket {or a variety
show, last week was spout in o round of
dissipation cud reckless extravaunncc.
My
Mallory & Downs have an uncommonly
lively run of buslucs: thio'upring. This ea-
lablilhtt‘leut has done much for tho discerni-
notion of choice plants and flower: in this
and adjoining rowuo. an yards and gardens
now hear blooming wllrtcu.
Wfl
We have received A number of the Bridge-
porter Zeltung. a German newspaper pub-
lished weekly at Bridgeport, designed to be
tbc organ of the German population of thin
county. in their own language. We cow
mend the paper to the patroutgc of tho
Ger-mutt Ipculring portion at our citizens.
Mm
Early morning gardening and rod nous
ore now " thc thing.“-—-I)uubury News.
The above is it nice thing for a paper that
git-u “ credit to whom credit is due." I: it
right to thus detract from the llfovloug repuv
tttinu ot the “ rye opoucr." us a proboscis
pulishvr.
~»w—~v———-
The prohibitionists are circulation a po
titiutt tnthe General (monthly «airing in the
first place for the enactment oi aprohibitotu
law. but it this may not be gnutod. thco
tboy earneotly pray for ouch legislation as
will remove “tho mnuilost evil: and about
that exist undor tho precept law.“
W
A barber from South Norwallt. muted
'i‘oncy llortwicit. won in this city Monday
evening. anarchic: for a man who formerly
had been in his outploy. liartwiolt keeps
a harbor chop and told the following story
at the police nation : lia lctt hltt cruployw
in the chop when he wont to dinner and
when ho returood he win your. tuning tat-
hon with him all liartwiclt‘c yaluabio that»
till. Roaring titanic war in thin city.»
name here in march tor him. but his «aorta
were harmful—Bride Louder.
W
The duo or Grotto a Knapp. hatmnw
tocluron in South Nut-walk. has for some
time part uni-rod a quantity at their mitt.
but war trouble to quot-lain any oluc. lul‘or
taxation which thay'woolnd a tow day: who
loci to tho auppooltlon that come oithe good.
bad beott ant to tbia city. A march-war
mu wu tuned by tlw City Attorney last
“out“; calm t‘lohl watched the brick
hour» in Ntclromta‘tt ltuubrr yard. & 0..
occupied by carotid tamiliottt be tuttati rav-
oral rolla ot rill“. tattoo and other articleo.
oil 0! which have boon itiontiaod as tho
power“ or Orotut s! Knapp. 'i‘ltr articleo
were taken from tho Mtory by one of the
”My.“ who it a brother to tho yam
lolly in when mat the orticlu were round.
'l‘ttr totally with whom the young lady
bowled dooiod all knowledge at the tact
thot tho good: motor“! in the but)". and
minted touch rurprln when the poll:
won found—Whoa Moder.
W
Ono who hat 3‘"! tin colon“ or ad rer-
tltttt‘ can and: an: “Tito DEMON tir-
oolnuott of no aunt-tiring tardlutn. though
important. to not the only feature to be in
attired into. Author duration ill What
oil-loot micro door it go amour-arr they
likely to broom. customer- ior the puma
«tutti-tog! Another to: II he! collar-
m 7 W certain to inn-d
\ with our! “staining to end. or
canyon. orbital-o upbouuoi obmctor
amoral-mood ottorthonowo and
than thrown aim Anchor-J‘s: h it llnly.
' to or
only.“ .
Mound tom oootbor. Tin mmingtbrn
amour-ad to tin mood Hominy in July. ‘
W
0. U. A. H’. Strawberry m—
‘l‘be lint Strowborty Partial of tho aca-
oott wot hold by the Lincoln Council. 0. U.
A. Km! this city. on Tuesday evening. at
Military Roll. It was a very plenum niNr.
The ice cream. berries. nod. watorntouwm
excellent. and the whole amngcmcntlnt the
highest order. Mn. Theo. Smith. of fNort
walk. and Mrs. I. A. Tuck and W. H. Jones.
of thin city. did much to make Ithc cuter-
taiatnont chums. Music was furnished
by the South Norwnlit Quodrlllc Band. and
was vary due. and did much to add to the
enjoyment ot the occasion. About halt put.
clevcn tbottc that wished were ailhrdcd an
opportunity of doubts. and runny ‘pttrticl-
poled. {keeping it up until nearly three
o'clock. To aunt up in a word. the futivol
war to lucccu. We ucknowlcdgo liberal
courtooico.
Memorial Day.—
The exorclm ct Decoration Day wcrc
bold in this city and Norwulk on Saturday.
But few men attended the communion.
though the ladies were out. in fair number.
It has not yet become it day of general ob-
ooryutcc in ii‘lil town. and whilc all around
or it is made the occasion of gonerol inter-
est. bore it in couiinod almost entirely to re-
turncd soldiers. Wo hope that another 30th
of May will and Ill willing to devote one
day to commemorating the bravery and no:
rltlcco at our country‘s defenders. Tho EN“
vice: tit the tip-town cometary were hold at
hull put two. and mutilated ct apeuking
and singing. Tho address” were undo by
Reta: .l.A. Hamilton and E. 1). Bentley.
and W. S. Boutou, Iliaq. The ringing.
which wen very tint». was under the direc-
tion of Prof. Merriam. The services at
Pine Island Cemetery. commenced about
{o‘clock Short addresses wore made by
C. F. Bullock. Mn}. 0. E. Duty and Rev. Mr.
lluulenbcck. . Prol. Merriam and the litig-
cri arrived on the ground in time to clone
tho exercises. After the Ipottkhtg the graves
were strewn with flowers.
The attendance at: Five Milo “ivt‘l‘ on
Sunday afternoon. was the largest over as-
ttomblctl there on such an occaaion. and war
ithriking contract to tho ntcagrc turnout
the previous (lily. The soldiers gram were
made conspicuous by national lingo. Thole
of the two sons of Capt. W. H. Ferris. wont
particularly so. At the tool of each uttwo
wit-tho portrait of the dottd noidicrs sur-
rottndcd with wreaths of flowers.
The cot-vices were opened by prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Rouse.“ Five Milo River.
Wm. B. Bouton. Earp. in his addresses re-
ferred to iuctdcuts tltttt occurred in this
town during the wur.nud was listened to
with interest. llo was iciiowcd by A, H.
Eiwcll. in an eloquent rind beautiful tribute
to tho doadatud nu urgent appeal for tho liv-
ing. after which Mrs. Dr. Portico delivered
on address which we publish in full on our
tlrst page. This speaker licld tltu attculion
of. her audience for thirty-two minutes.
Col. Turner, of New York. made a low rt»
marks. at the close or Mr; Dr. Purdue‘s ati«
drew. after which the Old Iluntired tioxoi~
ogy Whi sung. and the graves decorated
with flowers by. members of tho Grand
Army at the Republic.
LADIES,
GENTS,
GIRLS ‘
AN ll
1
BOYS 1
Straw Hats from ~20 via. to
“.00.
(lorscta 5t) cts.
Stripe Shirts 70 clc.
Ludics‘ Tics ‘25 ola.
Ruillittga in proportion. full
size. Shawls ”.70.
Littcu Handkerchiefs 7 etc.
Ribbons way down.
Palm Fans Rota. Willow 4cm.
hp. 5 cits.
Beautiful Dress Goods 35 all.
Mosquito Netting cheap: Mus-
lin cheaper than over. Gum
and Collars 250 o «hood all oth-
er goods in preportion. Initial
Paper 15 ctr. per Box. Fancy
Soopyby the Barrel. or 5 ctr. per
colro or ball.
“Moot-coon ' " ’
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5‘
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5
g;
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.3: t
222355?
:88
zaa
ii
our.
till
‘3‘" 0“-
003.0. mo. retiring.
HhTStHATs
.- *AT*
H A T S T O R E .
You will and al variot from which to lolcot
for an old man. o It l mu. o young rout. o
youth. or o child-all rico- Int! "‘3‘“
I l lty Dualup. . on Trade Style of
port It
sill: H t . Did It in remade ad to prenatal lo.
entryway a; nylon: :u I
GENTS’ FU‘RNISHING GOODS-
Untbrcllor. Canoe. Truulu And Valium.
Giro on a call oi
LA‘UDBR‘S BLOOKt
‘Wuldnrton Street, South Norwalit.
NEW
Meat Market!
\VASIIING TON ST.,
N. Y.
I”
Oppouito Alfred Knapp‘tt Grocery Store.
I Ihall ondcorcr to unite this a ant clan mat-hot
it will be clocked with the but that the morlrct
otlbrtlu. and shall cell for
CASH, om,
and cunncqucutly can call It lower 'prlcus than only
mrkot in the city. w...
l
1
Porter llouu Stout. , .. . . , . . . . . d ............. ti ctl.
Loin Stool: .................................. 90 etc.
Round Stock ................................. to ct».
Should" Stank. .............................. ill ctr.
Routing Boot ................................. 18 cu.
Corned [loot .......................... 8 eta. to ill ctr.
Romp Corned Boot ........................... lb eta.
Sparorib ..................................... is all.
Sou-ago ................................ ‘ ....... to on.
Now “non Cured ilunta~wholo .............. its ctr.
" “ “ *" Ilicod ........ . ...... co cu.
S. S. D U R A N D.
844“ AGENT.
. . . .'l‘hu Old Well Club cigar will ttiwttya
auit your tactc. Try them.
REFR EERATIIRS.
MEAT SANS.
\4
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
OHILDRIN‘O
GARRIAGES, *
CROW--K
Aud till Scasounhlo lArticlcs. tit
, I. K. Lockwood'o.
GREAT lNDUCEMENTSl
LOOK OUT .
roar-n
Billlllilllls!
‘ arm‘manor . ‘
/ 0.3.,mm. 7.
summit.
out But attjstttntut
toasrotr
1874!
*9..."—
Brothers
Would coll spocial attention to their large.
well-selected and varied Itock:ot
MEN’S BUYS” & CHILDREN’S
ammo.
which they oil'er at prices that will be satis-
factory to all.
Their (militia for the production a!
Elegant Garments,
at the lowest possible cost, are unequalled.
and they are confident that they can
cater great'cr inducements to
CLOSE CASH PURCHASERS,
than any other store in
PAIRFIBLD COUNTY
in the name lino oi busincittt
m-w-oou-ww- ,
Business Suits.
no, auto, mm m. eta. :20. $23. :25.
Dress Suits.
$15. :90. too. r80. :85. “0. $45-
Youth‘o Suito.
N. 0?. '8. «a. «$50. till. its. m
- Children’s Suits.
“0. $13. 314. (16. 317.
Men’s (lottonado Suits.
Com. V'eotu rind Putin. tor only tire dollars.
9
Spring Ovorcontol
l
Spring Ovurcouta ! In this
branch boy can show every
grade. agile cud price.
Cottonadc Fonts. More. 8: 81.
Prince Albert Frock Conic
with double-breasted Vests to
match. '
Double-Breasted Cuba-Way
Cools with double-breasted your:
to match.
Tho-largest and most elegant
stock of
RBli‘S BLii'l‘lilliii
to be found in this vicinity; and
at does allow or the lowest.
' ancyw‘Oouimoro Punt: in new
ttorna. ‘
is. we. #3. “3375. M50. rs. rt. ta. ta ,
n
“ “young-rocatnomongqu
coal,
Bytba‘l‘on.6arioad.orcorgo.
Wood
or all kinda. Out udfipilt to ordcr. .
Brick,
Crotch Frau". North nod loot
Philrdoiphia. cud
River. Bord out! Polo.
~ Limo,
Wood‘tt. Seliock‘t. Broohflcld. out! Rooblnud.
Cement,
Retention. Roman ml English. by the Dbl. or cargo
Plaster,
King‘s boot Golclnod Loud and Rock. direct from the
tQulrry.)
Hair,
Fertilizers,
Coe‘u to Bradley's No. i. superman-pinto ct Limo.
Liner Bron. Ground none. Phanix Guano.
Ind Air-Sloclcd we.
Blue-Stone,
or oil Styiu. Cut. Rubbod or Axed.
0 ran ito,
For Fonts. Lawn Pandora. arm” Bloc)“. etc". or
notice Trimming;
5
3 row n Stone
tor Bill: and Llutggtggcsrw‘fébicn. or out in any
7‘6de J...
Fire Brick,
rigour ants. wing... unit units. Bloch. Ute.
cornea r all at lrtbotrt and
, Manhatmtohfn
J himnoy Tops,
"1th or without \t'tmt capo.
TERRA OUTTA ORNAMENTS.
For Gordcm or Lowers.
Hay,
by tin thin or Ton.
Straw.
in {coalition to «it Wm.
drain
or «or: triad «may a: mu. rt wboimlror
Flour,
l I ‘
Proyioiotto
.. .3
«msmmwmtdtunoyoor .
Rbomsto Lot, Choral).
In Old Bonk Building. ’ ,7
Washington Sb, South Nomik, Conn. 7
Inqulro of
mm] 131mm"
.ucoa at. LAY‘POflNt
an Old Bonk Building.
Washington: “*1
‘ . '- .: rough. ..
SecAdv. next week. (0”. mat of Ill-YE“ in“
Wall Paper
. 1641‘ ,.
’ <
filiALChKfisaf
Brown
‘Bufi.
\ White . f
SATINS and GILT, in Choice Potter-nit; 7
PAPER BORDERSJ v
Mdchine and Hand Prints. 7 ..
“1"“, Gill. and VOIVet omit. '
Paper put on§tc order, in the neatest mango; '
.35
CALL AND SEE Us: _ _.j‘ ;
f. illililiilMAN if
Washington Street, ’7 j
SOUTH NORWA.
nu Ml & Jr Tl PB“
45 MAIN STREET. Nonwnrxfi
W A L L P APE
Ever tho it in Norwalk. containing of Brown‘s Bloch. Satin. Bronson at! W
rim tho duty oomprtitlon. Particular attoutlou is invited to their clock or
old Fatima. big Window Shades. Holluodt. etc. ..
PAPER m. s = /
Run: at obort notice. and by W094 m. .
. . manor. of Vocals-tron.
I” a, an pm My M o Wallis
STOMAGE LIVER and -
i‘ti
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umlifri‘d‘w "“’ ‘t‘t"°"thtrrm~m""“ W
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