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on
Mexccutedinthom style old
terms.
List of Letters
1‘: El AINING in the Poetoflee. at booth Non-alt.
June :8. 1874. Percuuacallluc for any or menu
‘w wars will House as: they are advertised.
LADIES‘ LIST.
lire. Sarah D. Jennings. Ira. Ida C. Saunders.
GEWS LIST.
‘ 1: Michael Deurk. John C lye-rs. Mr. John My.
William H. Sherwood.
room 8.DUNNING. P. X.
film. first and fiction.
Who’s seen the comet.
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The Iron Works have shot down.
How——
" Wine of the Woods" for headache.
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There is some scents in cleaning up ti o
tuck alloys.
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ilr. Ebenezer Hill. is recoverin; from his
rt (‘t‘nl iilursc
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The Lock Company shut down last Fri-
E lav till after the Fourth.
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Tucker's fruit. confectionery and news
~ ..n l at the postodice is liberally patronized.
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i‘irc cmckcrs will ripen on the first Sat.
whiny of m all month. BOdWcli will have
Lu n). .
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. The out: that does not now boast of the-
u- ~r garden in town, is unwortlty the same
(gin American citizen.
m“...-
('ummmiorc Tompkins. of the Neptuncs.
was in town Monday. He was looking for
X095" for the annual cruise.
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.‘i-tgiuley's and the city meetings are the
. l ix- circuses that have performed here this
-’il!inlt"l'.
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Now i: the time to get your ice cream
(mu-rs etc. at F. H. ‘ sad: do Bros. They
awe machines that do the work in a hurry.
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The “m Board 0' ‘ Junctlmen meet Wed-
::- miu'v evening. the w of July, for the ‘utst
mum The new ht owl will be “min on the
Fourth.
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Tht firm 0f Ni‘ 8 Q, Ferris has been dis‘
~~ Md ‘1! Fl 1* .gsumlug the entire ml
’1'? “e or Instant! that Mr. Belts will
.. 1'! main i . a, 12910“! 0! clerk.
W
1‘ "“‘ sou-n strawberries have put in
" '” " Mun The later him“ have
" ‘ " ‘ M by too much rain and the crop
i ‘ ” um not be much in excess of lost
-“ J's.
“w
‘51: Fred. Wood. of Norwalk. who pul~
3m! in the Yale Freshmen race. last year.
Will have the honor of pulling the port how
. _- tr in the Yale University boat. this season.
F n ti is 20 years of age. weighs will pounds.
and is 8 feet ill} inches in hight
Q06
.\ suntan “ho got into the tent at the
lutm‘hlllg last Thursday. was detected in the
am of tearing with l\ bottle of champagne.
i‘rui lacing requested to hand it over by the
t. ~ls mun. she said “ whats the harum. I
all \ want a drop for the moroiu‘ “
W".—
ln about ten minutes after they commcnc
l opt‘ning the champagne at the launching‘
litany of the ladies seemed to be overcome
by the heat of the tent. their checks were
rmy snd’their cyes sparkled with unusual
ll. ‘iiancy.
om»
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Oscar App has erecteda bathing house
. st below the tide mill at Benedict‘s Farms
f...» the convenience of those wishing to
ml..- privately in the salt water. The
mum is placed well out in the water and
:vlnlains two apartments. in each of which
. nv or more persons may bathe at s time. It
u H be open It all hours.
On Saturday night a'horse belonging to
pull?! in Winnipcuk. which was hitched to
the fence surrounding the prunhss occupied
by Mr. iiudigsn. opposite the depot. took
fright from a placing. train and jumped
upon the tence. which was a picket one. He
was snapccded in this position when Hr: K.
‘n attempting to get him back. was struck
hr his boot on the nose, receiving quite a
severe wound. Ashton!!! arriving. the
lint-sc- was detached from the wagon and
him! over the fence. The horse must have
had an iron constitution for the pickets
not: no impression upon him.
W
We have as good facilities for doing all
--r iinary kinds of Job Printing as the city
:trzutero who used not “drummers” for such
work. and will do it on as reasonable terms,
and in better style. The “drummers” must
of course charge cuough to cover their cout-
missions and traveling expenses. All we
ask otourtriendsisto compare the quality
at thepopsnwork. and rhoprices. Inor-
dering almost anything to the Printing line.
make theorderaslargeaspracttcsble. for too
cards costs usarlyaaatuch as no; the price
or Lawsuit New is only double that at
2-50; emaciatumkucdccm
two-“thunderstorm;
‘8
flammmomm cu;
Brawn-Mum
mmmbmbmsa
W
' David 8., don't youhucw that there is
“ vandalhn" ed a character 'cuty paralleled
by that ol' the 5th century. going on at your
premises in West Norwalirt
W
Miss Bryan‘s school will give an outer-
tainment at Military Hall. on Tuesday even-
ing. June 80th. consisting oi chandcs. dis-
loguea. rccltatlous. music. etc. ’
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From observation we have arrived at the
conclusion that the select place in a tenvacre
lot where a military company is at target
practice is dimctly in front of the target.
W“
The 7: 45 a. to. train Monday had two lo}
comotives and two smoking cars attached to
it. This train probably carries more passen-
gers into New York than any other on the
N. Y. 6: N. H. route.
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Mr. John E. Smith Railroad Place. has a
large stock of foreign and domestic fruits
and nuts. Just the thing for parties etc
Mr Smith keeps trvsh goods and sells at
low prices.
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The steamer B. 1". Brady. oti‘ Long Neck.
on her way to Norwalir, Wednesday morn~
ing. broke a steam valve. and was unable to
proceed. A low boat was secured. and she
was brought to this place. It is to be re-
gretted that Commodore White is meeting
with such unusual bad luck. This steamer
had just been put in thorough repair.
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C. R. & F. 0. Bennett have built an ad-
dilion on the rear of their store. which
gives them more room for wall papers, win-
dow shades.etc..oi which they now have
a large stock. Despite the dull times this
firm are doing slur-go trade in the above
goods.as well as dry goods, notions. etc.
Cheap for cash isrwhut. does it.
mow
D‘Artois, the champion caterer, is now
putting.r forth hishcst eii'orts to attend to the
bridge. met with an accident which broke
her shoulder blade. It seems that Hrs. Key-
was cpeuiu it to allow ob: jthe
“who! ave-sol. The tad“ spckc'to
We had built b By the time
'50th and of ti: draw ithad
swung trout its place, and for some explain-
abie reason the lady did not notice the
opening {at the end. but walked right oil
into the water and mud below. She was
escuod by Bradley Gilbert and another
man and taken to her home.
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A large boulder was placed ou‘the truck.
of the consolidated road at Cos Cob bridge
Friday night. with the design to throw the
midnight train from the track. Fortunate-
ly the cow catcher of the train throw the
obstruction out of the way. The police au-
thorities hero were notiticd at the fact. for
the mason that the railroad otlicials are
highly pleased with the management of our
police department. Saturday afternoon
roundsmau Brewer and patrolman Drlscoii
took the two o‘clock train for the bridge.
Alter an inspection of the surrounding coun-
try. they found four trumps. whom they or-
rcsted on suspicion and brought to this city.
Their names were kept a secret but they
were all finally discharged there appeariu:
to be no case against them.
The boulder weighed 800 pounds. As we
have said, the Hartford owl was not greatly
injured. but the Shore Line owl which
comes up about an hour letter was less fortu-
nate. It appears that the rascals after the
first owl had passed. moved the rock back
into the middle of the track. The Shore
Line owl‘s engine struck it in the middlc.
‘3ka "- completeiy in two. throw a portion
od’thc embankment and carried the other
pull on to ‘.ho bridges. against whichitstruck
With Wri'olc force crushing among the litu-
hers, 'uut falling lturmlessly bolow. Tho
Film of the engine was so badly used “P
”1 at it was necessary to change engines at
demands for ice cream. water ices etc. and
when Charley sets out to do a thing be til)?"
it in the h st manner. It you are gen“. ng
up a party. excursion picnic or festiv q‘ you
cannot do it in first class style w‘t .aout his
assistance. You‘ll always find ‘Jltu polite
and prepared to attend to all demands
whether large or small. a at! his superior,
cream is on acknowlodgt A f
, Q
act. by a"
-
big-b. ‘P. Tum" (“its those chaps Who
b'm'OW‘d ‘00“ f' am his blacksmith 8110p to
09"“ Jon“ be tia‘ safe to return them. as he
does not f'ael that it is using him right to
“k" 1““ tools to do work for Ferris. “a
'mtummmd
.4 begin to think that the burglars who
broke open that safe. must have been resi-
dents ot the city. but it is itnpouibie to do:-
ignatc them by their borrow~nud~not~return
character, tor South Norwalh oonlulnsmote
of that class than any place of its size at
this little globe
W
C. Swarta sh Co. have lust opened as utw
brand of cigars to be known as tho “ Chort-
busco." it was intended to sell them for
ten cents, but the mauutactumra have‘ do
cidcd to retail them at wholesale prim
The cigar is said to be of superior flavor.—
equal in every respect to brands that bring
twice the money. The well~huown n~puta~
tion of the firm is a sufliutcut guarantee of
their good faith in this proposition. and
those who wish it good article at a low price
should try the “ Cherebusco.“
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A communication in the Gazette of last
week denounces somebmiy for calling sumo
thing a German Pic uio. It is evidently lu‘
tended as a rap at the summer night dance-s
now being held at Shows Grove. Tuesday
evenings. The writer. whoever he is. is eu~
tirely mistaken about calling them German
pic nice. They have never been advertised
as such. and it they have come to be known
as such. they havc received the namc from
others tium the propriotom We know
nothing «bout the dnuccsmthcr than that
they are attended by nearly all classes. and
seem to he very popular.-—but they mo in
no sense “ German picnics." unless the at-
tendance of some Germans makes them so.
“W'—
Another employee at the N. Y.. N. Ii. &
H. R R. Co. has come to grief. This time
it is Mr.‘Curtis Everett of New Haven. who
hold the responsible position of buperiutenti
ent of the docks for the Railroad Company.
collected all whorl rents. and also collected
the tolls on the Tomiinson street bridge.
Owing to some irregularities in his accounts
so much 0! his property. which is estimated
at about Siam aacould be reached by the
railroad company has been sttached. and the
company propose to have as complete an
understanding with him as they had in the
Banach case.
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The largest town meeting ever hold in title
town convened at the town hall on Wednes-
day last. The hall was crowded to over.
(towing. and much tooling was manifested
The call was tor a meeting to appoint at
committee to carry out a previous vats of
the town to build a bridge across Mill Creek
at or near Benedict Dam.
was cit-cred mm. W T. Crawtooh
the door when o- motion was made to ad-
journ. It was not put. howsver.untler.
Crew had finished his remarks. when it was
carried by a large majority. This action
was evidently prearranled. and is the cause
at much ilidceliug. The bridge is anec-
csolty. and undoubtedly a way will be found
to build it
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Au adjourned city meeting was held at
unitary Ball. last Wednesday evening. to
hooray additional report the water com-
nittec might haveto make in rotation to
the introducllou of water. In additionto
boroughtoacll the city cue-halt exits
that they
hadncuhluedtbattbc water in than"
[110%de 1cm! purity.
mmwmmmdn
Martin 8. Crew , ,
the supplehaetsry report. published last '
week. giving the views of me gentlemen '
, trouNorwalk as icthcvrifiioguesccttha'
“Mumford. The fireman thought he saw
some one running away, and took it maohln‘
lst‘s hammer and gave chase. tailing to catch
him. 11nd either train been thrown off there
must have been a heavy loss of life. for the
water runs “my feet below the bridge.—
N. H. Palindum.
#
Dunbar-u.—
Ii you want a real live newsptpor suL-
scribe to the South Norwulk SENTINEL.
.l. L. Phillips & Co.. grocers. are gelling
out at cost. preparatory to leaving town.
Farmers lwrcnhouts say the hay drop will
be nothing: more thus an average one.
A prtrty ol‘ uurcitizcns went to B tll‘s Pond
last Friday. to s clutn hoist" A jolly good
time was had.
A street lilliawluu appeared on the streets
Monday. playing on when he called it Out»
aduian Po \Vc.
.m—
Our borough election mules oil“ on Sutur-
tluy. Them in two or three tickets out.witl|
a prospect of more. The temperance poo
pic. we learn. intend to run is separate
ticket.
W. l“. Pugs will. utter July lolh. issuehis
papotu weekly for gratuitous «circulation.
provided a sutliclout number of otlvrrtiso
moms out: be procured.
These pleasant moonlight nights make old
bachelors envious. They can‘t promenade
the streets with fifteen or twenty yards of
alpact banging on their arms
An early morning train now leaves here
on tho liuusatcnis Railroad. running to
New Milford and then. to Bridgeport. N.“
turning hero at 9:45 a. m.
The Grand Army are uniting extensive
preparations for the pic hit: and out door
camp tlru. to he hold on the tilt. As this
will be all the eclchrutlou we shall have an
enjoyable time is anticipated.
We hear the local oi the Now: is anxious
to know who we are. If he will call at our
oillccnn White SL. any day. he can see us
free of charge. Should ba'ploasud to hero
him cull botwct‘n tho hour of i2 llllti has
i we then shall be at dinner.
«Lust Saturday s colored lady hired a
homo and curtisgc of ii. L. Wildnmn. to
go to New Illill‘ord. The next day she come
back minus the team. She stated to Mr.
Wilsiulan that. she met two men this side of
New Milford. who stopped her. and took
the team and drove 011‘. Since then nothing
has been heard or the horse and carriage.
The girl has ulso disappeared.
A man (rum North Salem came into town
Tuesday torenoou with u lot of chickens
for sale Below he had disposed of the
whole. ho was arrested for stealing on the
complaint of two gentlemen truth that
place. and placed in the locksup. These
men had tracked the thin! fourteen miles
before he was securcd.
Over $1,000,009 wordt of
' random-um
tantrum.
city. while on her way across tbcidraw
so had got onto the draw just as the tends}
comma-sustains tamed top: 7
LIFE and m INSUBINGB
West Gide or the Depot.
i
‘l
m0! 5.,
A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
AND
DINING SALOON,
Table Board Only
$4 PER WEEK.
A Glass of Lager and a Sandwich. lOCis
And all other ohargos in proportion.
it will be the aim or thsmproprlstor to accomodstc
his patrons and guertsJ. hopes to receive a
liberal patronage.
1'. 1‘. BYXBEE.
Proprietor.
H. I.. w.._- WWW
N/EIW
Meat ”Market !
\VASIIINGTON ST.,
.37
Opposite Alfred Knapp‘s Grocery Store.
I shall endeavor to make this a llrst. class market
it will be stocked with the best meat the market
affords. and shall sell for
CASH, ONLY.
and uulistqut‘lltl) can sell at low0'
“Id“ ...t the city.
prices than any
3'0““ “Buss Steak ........................ acts.
win Stack ................................... an ctr.
Round Steak. . . . is eta.
Shoulder Stout . .lt‘a cu.
Routing Boot ......... is eta.
Corned host ......... .. S cts. to it) etc.
Ramp Corned Beef .......................... 15 etc.
Sparcrib .................... . ................. id eta
Sausage ...................................... 16 eta.
New Haven Cutotl Bomb-whole ............. 15 etc.
“ . v sliced .............. an era.
8. S. D U R A N D.
84435 AGENT.
. .Tho Old Well Club cigar will always
suit your taste. Try them.
HEFRIGERATURS.
MEAT SANS.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
GARRIAGES‘.
CROW-9K
And all SeasoncbielArticlcs.
E. K. Looksvood’o.
QREATINDUQEMENTE
LOOK OUT“ ‘
R E A I. ,5 351a:- g.
. J, .
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Brat-hers“.
Would call special attention to their‘largo,
well-eclected and varied stock§oi
.MEN’S' BOYS’ it CHILDREN’S
CLOTHING.
c
which they oti‘er at prices that will be autis-
fnctol'y-lo all. ‘
Their facilities tor the production of
Elegant Garments,
J
and they am confident that or
adergreater itw‘r “6"" can
.A‘ocments to
010083 CASH. PURCHISERS,
than ttlry‘olllm‘flkn in
ransom 00m
in :tbcsmme line of business
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Business Suits. .
sis. 312.50. also. etc. as. can. as. can
lpr-cas Suits.
#15. $30. $35. $80. 035. so. to.
tooth“ Suite.
to. 35'. $8. on. $12.50. s13. cm. can.
Children’s Suite.
is. 33.50. as. cars. «.53. «.07. t0. $9
s10, :19. an. m. :17.
7 Men’s Cottonodo Suits.
(ionic. Vests and rants. for only livedollurs.
I Spying Overcome!
Spring Overcoats! In this
branch they can show every
grade. style and price.
Cottonsde Pants. 75cm. 8: 81.
Prince Albert. Frock Costs
with double-breasted. Vests to
or match.
Double- Breasted Cuba-Way
Costs with doublcbreasted vests
to match.
The largest and most elegant
stock of
J‘ >‘ ’“" ‘ 2’
- ~ vulture r
‘ I
Goal,
By the Ten; Oeriload. tw’ Camp.” ”j:
. ‘ x
‘ Wood
0! all kinds. Cut Indfiplit to order.
Brick,
Philadelphia. and Cretan Fronts. North and East
Riv ver. Hard and dPals.
: ,
Wood‘s. Selleck’l. Brookflcld. end Rockland.
Cement,
Roscodalv. Bound “English. by .10 Dbl. or Cargo
Plaster. '
329 ME}? om...
mama! and 1mm
chcgtc csilsspecislcttsuticn to will“ X Ti
assortment snag-tut so
“ rufiéH fiflntfln‘hr,
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scaoo‘if' IIA‘TS,
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we guaranteea action in ev
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nfuie Old Post one. Bulldlu.
Woman
ELK-AN C” CO
ELY’S BLOCK. SOUTH .NOBWMo
' #1111”er
I+AT13! MFUVT‘:
F0uTE’S
King‘s best Calciued Land and Rock. direct from guns
(Qwr’t? ..
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Hair,
attire lowest possible cost are unequn" ed E
t
E (loos «3: Bradley‘ s No.1. Superman-plum of Lime.
., Ll Guano.
l?" .-_
Fertilizers,
titer Bros. Groin ltd Bone. PM!
and Ainslacked Lime.
Blue-Stone,
0! ell Styled. Cut. Rubbed or Axed. -
Gronite,
For Porn. Lawn Isadora Grimace Blue 8:
“th Trim-slut h. a“ or
Brown Stone
manna“: Hotels. woo “mot- out in ‘
M n Style. W
Fire Brick,
mmsugwm Bullock. 5...... etc.
Bruin Pipe,
’1‘ meatball Cornea of all
.° museums" aunt‘s mm" “4
Chimney 155...;
With or without Wind Caps.
TERRA tom . outrun,
Fort oat-m or Lawns.
H a]!
ly the Bats or Ton.
SWp. {j :1?
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humidutouultm
WALLPAPER.
Brown , -.
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rosutb. or:
Silt: list;w Old Hag
Coma a tries“
GENTS’ fURNiSlilliG 9m
Cumming. a... mars-aame
G‘a. as salt at “ "M '
Lacuna.“ time ” ' x,
wanna.- Strut, seats j: Nos-wan.
so» ‘
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You will dad a from wk m 30"
tor an old amimgdu. foam time or
3.11%"
“id-2d,!“ ”fade Style or .
STODIACII;
a. at. mr%§°'
our entire Stock of
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w». “mm ; or}: omit"?
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sou so oars
To Cash
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: .We have decided; to; close out
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