Norwalk Chronicler

South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, June 11, 1874 · page 3

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 
 

 

“mourn, rm :1. new.

("m-m m h n.
interim medic-cob. W31" “0
Ti‘flgag‘du‘trwu-n wan m.
Hurt
.- l mining h ”3:"..m“ "-
..'.~?-;£ emmflmmh ”on.
re- nicnu...w.
hgzcfigmorc’; our I Mm.“-
‘r. thit- virility will do u ‘3‘
7. (mom! for “hug-“d w ‘0
Mn? m" .
wag up." it _n B I I '3‘“. t“

 
 

J on trumps-4f

Billhcadl. Len u. “dun: Cut. hu-
. .31.... m- myrht clue in the line of multitude-v.
. 1: orders at the melon. wlac M will
... .‘m-uzad in the must style and on "unable
v own!

M
[M of We"
, Eu \len in tho Putnam. or South Norwalk.
\ June 13. 131i. Pontiac-lilac many or these
was wtil pro-e: any they arc advertised.
LADIE‘ LIST.
\lr- Annie Cm In. Caroline knoll. In.
3 .. r—Jllhnflon‘ It. Anna lcxmanJ‘n-ncla C.
\1~.‘:..\lr! R. F. Octron. ‘1‘
USNWS LIST.
- part 3‘». Col. Garcon. William E. Howell. Idv
. ~.' '1 Martin,

wont MI. Bald-

 

msrcru s. unarmed. p. a.
lion: Eliot: and Elation.

t gcmubcrn' are running.

 

 

 

—W
:‘m s are playing hockey.
W

ll n‘t muzzle your dogs.
,Afi...._.._.
’l‘. ututucs arc in blossom.

v

———-—M~—-—"
i-‘ no lmhing at Rnton Point.
"-moo.
llmt beer and weak stomachs bnvc suf-

" .. ll this week.
—- — 1 -¢» -
Z, ingvrsoll is spending the summer in his

. :tifui home in this city.

 

 

«0—4——
l!:.'t‘lllllg~‘ the grocer. is supplying the
‘ . .: g-imls the market afl‘nrda

-—-—-——w—~ --
\"vnl lltt‘ wud caucuses Saturday night
3 :zwrnilldtt’ your :best man for council.

MOO-vow-
:y wtvr should see that his more is
. » 71y registered. to—dly. The board of
r ;..'nr_~ meet at the police oflicc.

- A « Q — - “-—

llr lllwn liill. Jr.. of this city, was mar.
. up... Mia; Julia. Dillccker. of Danbury.
x. li-trzilury correspondence.

‘ -Mv—-——-
l 1., .\i [.nytou's new cottage on Golden
ii : l~ i ”mph-ml. and be has taken pomeg-

W
ii unit»; business is very dull. and but lit~
~ tum did“; by any of our manufac‘

.«o—«wo-

'l“..~ ho. and most brutal. \Vhy do the
2. _-‘~ nit.- 1m in February than any other
lict‘unse it is the shortest.

”1.421

———--¢o>————
‘r 1;. Etztppittcmx of mlllincrs is secured at
- c ngmnse nt’ innumerable rows in the

‘ {\l'lll'ltl.

.
— ooo ~~

.\ human will be happy with a $20
.9. if in r husband is struggling with $20.-
? llt‘lll‘.

»-———ooo-—— ..
\ fi-w t-ity boarders have fouul :lti-ir wuy
\ «unlit. and may be daily seen on our
. x: in choir beautiful turnouts.
“‘9‘
Ti» mute of the Flimcld County Fire
wram‘. Company will be changed to
E‘tirticlti Insurance Company."
Moo—'—
i‘ F. Byxbec. having refitted his hotel on
wire the depot. is now prepared to furnish
_ ml accommodation to local and traveling

p trons.

 

wv—va ” “a...

The Ministerial Asmciutiun fur the Dis-
trict of Bridgeport. will meet for summer
e‘tt-rclscs in Nurwulk on the 15d). 18th and
ltth of June.

W”— .—
'i‘hu annual strawberry festival for the
lnrtvfil of the Congregational 8. S. Li<
lvrtr)‘. will be held at Military Hall, on

T.“ ally evening. June 16th.
”OW.-

Thc Steamer Nelly White. owing to the
alt‘l‘ne tog Sunday night. did not get back to
this t‘ily in time to make her regular trip
Monday morning. ‘

 

~00kfl

"G, ltuhh“ has resumed correspondence
t >r tltc St-zxrrsxr. from chtport.‘ \Vcstport
mil not the now now. for he‘s going to
" .zmh" everything. '

WW“

It. ll .8: Hilsdou. at their old catublishcd
-.:mka.crc aupplytng large quantities of
«:mmcr produce. th goodi "V"? “‘3'
~ “hat the people like.

Lust Sunday the churches were slimy
mended. owing probably to the intense
twat. Better endure alittla of it hero and
wit-ill the grant “ bu " hcrccftcr.

———-¢¢O——-—-

iimwn & Wilcox are doing it rushing
-: use with “ The Sentinel Sagan.“ All the
”4"“ smnkc them. and tho ladies are going
.. learn to. So nice.

————«——-—

.\' nv you‘ll find the good boy on the ana-
uv side of I burn drying Ill train-oft"
bin: in swimming. no that hi: mother will
'lilllk he has been to school whcrc the coat

Lint.
W

“'lll} to corp. ot reliable corn-90360!“
frx-tu adjoining tow-a. th m ““0
ll. st local newspapu‘ in the M. “d it!
public‘u apprcctntlou iamlfcatcd by our
«instantly lam “WM lit.

W
\vtmt u the um um Bald R-
scum: ml the til-mural “I'llm‘ 3°“
event till thcy W m 7'0!“ ‘lm
. ml- pmucc at «rm ilfllflt and David
2. .. the advantagci Jmfm.’h'
W

K «lsurulac wash.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

-\.1ll. it can“ III has:
mrl prcviouoly it “humped
'l‘l‘llefm‘hl y Wynn. Abal-
mmiocdwallm ‘ ’ W min

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

rvtwal of tho anecd-
mcntahfiw ' “hm:
hunt.

«or film
lmtng on tho ;

 

 
 

on Whale Rock. near ‘Newport. R. I. and

Whmmmm“
WWMMJmum
Mmmnmm -
Stllbou‘r WWW" la the

drink for thlswcathar. ‘

—-——-—o¢o—-—.——
D» Biol. the choc-plan billiardlct. won
in the city Tuudcycnnlng tut.

—-—OW——-—
I'D‘Vld M 0! Dorian. died vcry sud-
denly on chuudcy.

-—————¢oo—~——~—-—
Lawrence has full possession of Washing-
ton St. merchants.

., W
lax-Mayor Ely‘a black: take the rhino ca
any team: tn town.

 

 

-—-———«o—-—-—-

Let the old woman do the out door work

young ladies, and cove your complexion;
-—---fi

oo-———
cherul of the present members of the
council positively decline a "nomination.

*—
Pcck‘u root beer and High Rock are now
in grout demand.

. .___—«————

Thc N. Y.. N. H. d; H; Railroad Compa-
ny have declared a semiannual dividend of
5 per cent.

—-——-QOO—-———‘
The water committee visited New Ca-
nm last week, and ascertained some facts
that will appear in their printed report.
W

A mistake occurred in the notice of the
death of Mra Wm. H. Wilcox. last week.
Instead of 9:! her age was 6‘3 yours.

Port Jervis has a 3.06 your old Bible. A
Bible lusts agood while in Port Jervis—be-
ccusc it is used very little.

W.”—
Thc heavy shown of the last week have
been of great service to the berry and weed
crop. Strawberries ought to be as big us
apples this year

MOO-M
The strawberry plants are doing wonder-
fully. From present appearances tho crop
will be from four to‘six days behind date of
last season. The first picking hcrcubout
will not be far from the 15th inst.
“—60%

We have made upour minds to one thing."
suid a member of a business firm to us the
other day. “and that is—not to advertise any
more except. in ncwspa firm—These udvcr
lining dodges which we have often invested
in don't pay."

”, «-

On Tuesday lust. the schooner John Fer
ris, formerly of this place. and rcccntly sold.
to parties at Huntington. L. 1.. went usho‘tc

hats since proved a total wreck. John For-
ria was It third owner in the vessel.

_.__....._.____
A little girl named Gecrhart.frnm Wes-
to‘n. aged ten years. hnd hcr collar bone bro
ken, on Sundaw last. by being thrown from
a carriagc near the depot in this city. She
was takcn'to Dr. Hill‘s otllcc and properly
cared for.

 

w ~~ w
The Hour bucks down on the water qucc
lion. and says that the commissioners will
have to take or in band. Better handle the
Hour man a little first. and find out how be
ascertained that the dam for the Norwalk
works cost $30,000. ‘

Q

W
A row occurred at Cock‘l rouchc at what
is known as “ Pinchgut.” about three miles
from the city. Borne Ettst Bridgeportcrs
cumc ogcr to see the girls. and then saw
how much trouhlo they could mukcmnd
sucoecdcd'in breaking things generally.
«c——-—-—

 

 

Hereafter the morning trnin for Dunbury
will leave this city ut 9:38 instead of 9:40. as
formerly. and the train which formerly left
at 4:85 p. um. now leaves at 4:48. Trains
leave Danbury for Norwnlk at 0:30 und 9:45
a. m.. and 1:00. 4:30 and 6:15 p. m.

”—4

W“ .

The Watchommittcc invite all interested
in the matter of public water. to meet them
in the buck room of the first National
Bank. tomorrow (Friday) evening. at 8
o‘clock. when any suggestions or informa-
tion asto introducing water into the city
will be considered.

W
Messrs. Davis & Hunted. of this city. via-
ltcd Federalahurg last week. and were so
charmed with the place and people. the
cheap and good farms. the delightful cli-
mate and numerous other advantagcn—thut
they returned with the intention of ruining a
colony of twenty-live or thirty families to
migrate there in the fall.

M
Mr. Frank Mayo is announced for Satur
day night. at the Open Home. Norwnlk.
llc will appear la "Dnvy Cmokct.“ nup-
ported by the beautiful and versatile artist.
Mica Rosa Rand. Their recent appcaroucc
vc on much utlafoctlon thnt the annouucc
meat at their uppccrcucc will insure them a

full house.
We"—

_.._—¢o
On Saturday int. thin omen was the re:
clpicnt or some 0! Hr. Goo. Clark‘c lunar-
ior ctr-“berry ohortcnko. 0! cache wc Ire
thnuktul. These little cphodcl tn cprlut_
cr‘rlttc-orclcokctl Mum: n a bright
out: in tho deport of his uxlatouco. and
make- him dlmtlalcd with his average
contort: Mr. Clork‘n rectal-cut abounds
in good tblm

A would town meeting will behold rt
tho Town noun. on Waduecdcy the 17th
last... at 8 o‘clock P. M; for the purpose of
appointing n commute to carry out the
vote at the town mm hold May
10th. vtn: to build a bridge norm Hill
Omk to W3 M nod to make the
«county uppwprlatioua from the Town
Mmtltcrcror.

W

W. last week vigil-d tho Union minutiae-
luring Cocoa“)! ”Nor-talk. cud through
thc " of Mr. Null thc_clcrk. cud
Mr. Stall“. the («llama in chili-go of the
cardiac machina- wore drown through time
“and“ mm. ru- uuhllslincnt to m
wcak. and turn out In
any tho dual of an felt

until in mm

me'ouduy quintet-own was «rotated
hythcyowllnp'otaoltla‘l Wilt trout
“In. Blithe- Erma; Iliad
ntuphv‘ogctlt‘donmad 7 y
cotton-coffin! immw

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

ti-ring. ‘ V '
mm tor 1‘1”“
With tumfipflicgui

 
 

wail! hawthorn-I. all mallow
“dam.“ “hitch

 

Rectum“,

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

. ——-«o—-—-—
MMtt‘omw

 

Tuckcrwtlloccupya pcrtlouoftlrcpoct
caubulldluguancwa depot acdcoufcc-
tlcnwymad umult-cawbclttd'ip.

. ww—
lhym dBroJoot a vdunhlc hora-Jul

school no to)» admitted and fumlchod rc-
frcahmcnu. between tho hours of 'l and 8
o‘clock. free of charge. Ticket: of admis-
olon for other: ten cents. .

-——--¢¢+-—-—-
The Messrs. Raymond Bros.. ct their
branch once in the port once building. ,
have a large and complete variety of torn
octtc {goods in flower urns. vases. corner
vuca, pots. rustic dcalgnamtc. Those good:
are :bcttutlful. substantial and cheap, and
for outdoor or indoor ornamentation urc
lust the thing.

-—--«o—-—- *
Our agricultural and theological editor
hearing of a new variety of pic-plant, call-
ed potent. pic-plant, went stroight away to
the lucky owner thereof to view the plant.
and bcspcak acme seed for another season.
Having been shouln through the gnrdcu. the
wonderful plant wasflually reached. After
adjusting his glasses, and slipping the: broad
leaves through his fingers. ho exclaimed
with grout warmth: “ A Dock ! ABurdock !
Cut it down! Cut it dowul Why cumbcrcthl
it the ground 9“ A
Waco—«w—

One day last week. A couple of lightning
rod men assailed c polltc colonel on Wuh-
lugtou street. cud commenced to tell him of
the danger he run to leaving his house thus
exposed. The colonel tried to get rid of
them by going into the garden and washing
the trees. He washed and they talked. He
then commenced pulling up the wccdu. turn-
cd his back to them. threatened to shoot
them. ordered them otl‘ his promises. but
'twus no use. they couldn‘t leave him with.
out giving his prcmlncs the protection of
their valuable. double-acting. stool-hinged
copper-lualcncd lightning nunlhiiutora. Fi-
nally the colonel tried a little strategy. and
asked. “Now are you sure those rods of
yours will attract lightning Y“ “ Attract
lightning l“ exclaimed the agent. " Why
lightning couldn‘t get past the rods if it
came within half a mile of the house."
“Sure of that."'rcpct\tcd the colonel. “Yea.
sirwcc.“ sold the agent. “They contain such
attractive powers that l have known light
plug to be drawn to them from a clear sky!
They mm the champion nttractors." Now
the colonel bud ‘cm. Says be: “If what you
any is so. and I wanted my house struck by
it btning. I‘d put those rods on it. As it is.
1'1 call a public meeting. and act on unpro-

prlution from the city to have it hundred of
them put up on Rotou lllll. so its to drmv all

 
 

 

hawken. con] to Raymond Bros.,—-—shippcd
to West )ort.

Juno “Schr. Connecticut. Dcllurt. Port
Johnson. coal to J. ll. Farris.

Juno 5—Sehr. Liberty. Johnson. l-lvtstpnrt,
coal to l). & N. R R. Co.

LADIES,
‘ GENTS,

._._f_,.--m

 

 

GIRLS '

D
AND

BOYS 1

Straw Huts from 20 ots. to
$1.00.

I

Corsets 50 ets.
‘Stripe Skirts 7O cts.
Ladies‘ Ties 25 cts.

Rufflings in proportion, full
size. ‘ Shawls $13M.

Linen Handkerchiefs lots.

Ribbons way down}

Palm Fans Slots“ Willow 40th,
J up. 5 cts. ‘

Boautifitl Dress GoodStM ctr.

Mosquito Nettiugichc’np. 1(an
liu 'chcnpcr than over. ‘ Gulls
‘nttd Coll-rs 250 a mind
er goods ini 910901191 .
‘Popcr 1‘5 ctr. per Box.
Soup by the Barrel, or 5 cta. per:
cake or ball. H

4 Special
‘4“’

 
 

 
 

 

yachtwlllhclauuch :

Thursday.“ Goa-(clown. for which they We": “do it Bop. é ‘-

m tofu-odjmthcsnurday previous.» ‘ ’ _ ' > , a”
The First it. 3. Sunday School will hold

I nil-mm, follival at mum-y Hall. en- ‘ _ "

night. rum. The alumni of tho .5‘313‘333‘ Margit“ 3?wa” "

cd to cm the
mo: of

.37

Oppoaltc Alfred lirtupp‘s (Grocery Store.

It will be stocked with the bout moot the market
attorda. and ulull null for

and cotm-thntly can coll It. lower .‘prlcou than any

lhcllghtning away from the city. These Portcrllousc Stock ............. . ......... nets.
lightning rods.“ said the colonel. with a Loin Stock .............. y. ' ... Noam.
smile. “are a big thinr. ain‘t they P" The Round Smut: .................................. to an.
llghtuiug~rod mun turned on 'liishcol. and Shouldnrfitcak. .............................. til en.
run in a lot of words that aoundcd like Routing Boo! .......................... ‘ ....... ts cu.
“ Dumphoblaolduguin." Corned Bot‘f ........................ 3 cu. to to ctr.
W._ -__-__.__._~_ .memr- lllutp Cornell Beet .................... 1 ...... 15 etc.
lllarhlc Iulcllmenca.— cumin: ...................................... m eta.
ARRIVALS. Strum ...................................... ltl eta.

M ny M—Sclll'. Einstein. James. from We~ NW llovcu Curcd llama—whom .............. lll eta.
huwkcu. cool to Raymond Bron. shipped to “ “ .“ “ sliced .............. 20 ct;
Wcstport.
RitltsyzllO—Stihr. IAudcrsor‘i,BJohuson. from .

0m 0m. COR {0 uvmout [‘03.

Juno lat—Sloop Malnutortt. buttutlcrs, cc- 8' s' D u R A N 0’
mcut front Roudmtt to Ruymond.Broa.

Juno l—Scltr. Fluke. Jameson. coal from 84-05 AGENT.
Amboy to South “in.

June B—Schr. oluttcy.Dcluncy.from Wc‘ . . . .'l‘ltu Old We‘ll Club cigar will nlwnyn

suit your tnctc.

REFRIBERATURS.

11191.1. .-
tnutdf -
way. ,

 

, i”

rum”. mo v u
loctl and novella: public tho crim-

A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL

AND

DINING SALOON,

At mason-hie charger.

Table Board Only
$4. PER WEEK. ‘

A Glass of Lager and :1 Sandwich. lOcts

And all other charge: in promrticn.

it will be tho aim of the
hi: patrons and uucuta. an
llhcrnl patronage.

(proprietor to accomodato
he hopes to rccalvcu

1‘. P. BYXBEE,

Proprietor.

.NEW

Meat Market!

wnsumo'rorv sun,

 

 

i shall endeavor to make this a first clan markut

CASH, om.

ntarkct in the city.

 

 

 

Try them.

 

MEAT sums.

ICE CREAM FREEZERS

~—

CHILDREN'S

CARRIAGESl

CBOW--K

And all Scuaounblo lArticles. at

E. K. Lockwood’s. 1‘
GREAT INDUCEMENTSt

 

OK OUT)

m I‘ll

it all Al NS!

‘LO

accrual crown-or

«a.

0.1mm!

lam-SI tin

u.\<

‘5‘“ 10° 118119830382

~.
5

,,

‘unns'rnr

than But will line harlot 4

 
 

 
 

Brothers

Would call Ipcclal attention to their large.
well—cclcctcd cud varied stockzot

MEN’S "BHYS' 8: CHILDREN’S

CLOTHING.

which they otl'cr at. prices that will he satis-
factory to all. ,

I

Their facilities for the production of
Elegant Garments,

at the lowest possiblc cost. are unequalled.
and they arc confident that they can
otlcr greater inducements to

CLOSE CASH PURCHASERS,

L

than any-other store in
FAIRFIELD COUNTY

in the some line of business
Mow-m—

‘ Bounces Suits.

no. $12.50. $14.50. no, :18. :90, $153. $35.
Dress Quito.

$15. $20, $25. 330, :35, $404.15.

Youth’s sum}.
to. or. *8. no. «2.50. as. m. :20.
Children’s Suits.

:2. $2.50. $3. $3.75. $4.50. :6. :7. $3.39
$10. $13. $14. $16. $17.

Men’s Cottonadc Sum.
Costa. Vesta and Prints. for only five dollars.

Spring, Overcoatsl

Spring Oval-coats ! In this.
branch they can Show every
grade. style and price.

Cottoundc :Puuts, 75cts. 8; $1.
., Prince Albert Frock Coats
with doublc‘brcuated Vests to
match

Doublc;Brcostcd Cuba-Way

o

to mulch. _ y 3
The largest and most. elegant
stock of

‘ ~

at Brim as low as the lowest.

0? 0133mm full?! 1.911“

 

 

Coats with double-breasted vests ‘

turns. mount

to be. found-iii immunity...“ '

 
 
 

win...» w... ‘ ,

Phil-dolphin. nod Cretan Frouta North and Rut
' River. 11"!!me

Lime,‘

Wood‘l. Sclleck‘r. Brookflcld. cud nocklnnd.

Gemcnt,

W0}
”3..

nus, norm!) HATS. manure. non-

ELKAN CB 00

 
 

- it

in»: “in

"mm

‘ o

.‘2

 

1

gamma Horton's
“..._ .. <1 =7... s 1 14.17;; :'

”fiat-m" sag?“
FRENCH WWI; man.
310 L in.” .9? '5‘?"

NETS. . ,
‘ , . Borg an: «91an

Tfigce Houses for‘Snle,‘f~ '7

 

Goal, scrloop groans, , ““3m3w;
v1°T°“-°‘“°1°'W ‘wnNTS' 0"" NORTH’S
WOOd 31330313. 1 r " .,
" rnownnéw. * V .
Of all kindl. Cut andfiplltlcordcr. . : . WRIATES
. . ' - *IN— 1
,. IM‘MENSEVABIETY.
BI’IOk, vagawfignuuommmoumou

on in: N 40 co .
EIJEmN a: 00.

In the nitric 1min narrow , A”?
must-y,

c

 

WaShinston St

ELY’S amok. scorn moaning. mp, m ;, mug,“ ’3. nu.)

 

Resend-lo. Roman and Enallch. by the nu. or Cargo

Plaster.

King‘s but Gnlelucd Irma and Rock. dlrcct from tho
tQuarry.)

-- Hair,

1‘
o

\

Coc‘u .t: Bradley‘s No. l. Suprrl‘horphate of Lima.
Llltt‘l‘ Bros. Ground Bone. Phonic Gone.

and Alhfilcckcd Lime.

H‘ATS .1. TflATS !

HAT STORE.

Yo’u will and a la vartct
for an old mg; a 31:531ch
youth. or a ld«allmi and nylon.

Specialty Dunlop. way. an Trude Style of
Ewan. Old at in

Fertl I '26 rs, “Cram-all». Canon. Trunk: cud Values.

Washington Street, South Nor-wake

1,3. ‘3'

 

 

FOOTE’S

from which to uclect
mm young man. a

c ad {into preterit style.
. a variety . Ily ct: .

GENTS’ FURNISHlNG c0005.-

lec or a call It. ' l8!

 

 

. 9 .. , 3 m from G to l) p.
LAUDER S BLOCK; ‘ J ‘ hon}. “traumas;
tch.C. t ‘9‘ , .. me.¥.

 

Blue-Stone, '

or all Stylcl. Cut. Robb-d or Axed.

Granite.

F r Post Lawn tendon. Gordan Blocks. 8: ' . or
o N lion-c Trimmings. 0p.

Brown Stone

for Still cud Lluteln. Water Tobi or cut in any
Form or SUV

Fire Brick,

liar-d cud Sort. Wodxcl. Bull Ronda. Bloch. ctc.

Drain Pipe,

'l‘crra Gotta and Content. of all circa. Elbow: cud
Branches to match.

I

Chimney Tops,

With or without wind Curl:

TERRA cunt lllllillllli'l's,

For Gordan or Lam

 

Hay,

by the Bol- cr mu.

 

Gritty?

0' mutt-“w noun-o. ”a m“ ‘ ‘ ‘6

\‘

 

 

 

Wa11

 
 
 

éaper.
lgnflnn 0 K S, g

hite

's A T r N s aria G I LT. in choice Patterns. 7

: PAPER concerts.

Machine and Hand Prints.

Velvet, f Gilt, and. VelVet and .Gilt.i

Paper put»; orgto order, in the neatest manner.

«CALL AND SEE Us.

. ’ Washihgicn- srrect.

giou .. y .
5 ES, 1:) Ann's _

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

y 7 can... 491: Veietuuou-w f . T

mtltturnp mu diMuii‘rT‘
Emmi?“ “arc“ 1

$1.! ' ..

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

' =a\.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan