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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, July 9, 1874 · page 3

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1...... atzt pie-sonny they areadvarslnnd.
mm “3?.

\Ixns Rebekah Moldy, In. Kate Collins. lien
“.31! V. WV“ ‘1. W W. m
I”. n Saunders. tins Jennie Skinner. Hrs. Helen
.\ Salty. His! mu!“ YIN.

GENTWI LIST.

Nflfd Brady. w. w. Beers. W. Crosbln. l. W.
ynrhsnks. Wm. L. Flynn. Themes Bansstt.Chrln.
m. “on. Charles .1). Leavenworth. John lay.
7t. u :L Sandtord.
room EDENXING. P. I.

“that: 19cm: mi Mm.

The Kelly White landed four hundred
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s‘mno of our halter: will commence opcr~
mum next Week.
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in A pp,hns made arrangements whereby
parties can bathe at reduced rum by pur-
timtn: tickets. "

—-——-—«b~—~—
We noticed a female attache of a band-
wrzm musicni troupe sweetly sleeplngon s
:prtn; St. sidewalk. Wednesday morning.

————400-——-—

There is no oysterman in this city whom
(m are so large that when he gets on s can
rt, ltr ins to keep on till he comes to an

n," 2‘. E-tl. ltttitil‘e he can turn round.
—.———.«.———-—

Tile mutt-t grows in hightnenn every eve-
: n: and the interest in it is increasing. 1t
my be seen to the best advantage at about
i: u‘t luck on clear nights.

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1 Mr littttbttry correspondent has been sick,
at truths that he writes this week while ly-
tlat on his back. \‘Ve “ glory in his
.mttk.” but he is not the only men that got

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ltts back on the (ill.

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im—iti it Scllcclt appeared before the leg
«mu- t'ommillce, on Tuesday. to urge the
y maze of a bill repealing the amendments
to the city charter. as voted st the lost city
tttv‘t‘lmg, .

~—~—~«o———-———-

The [town Town people cnioyed the 4th
lay a pic mo and clnm bake near Sanford
5! nits, on the shore, The company was
mm up of relatives and friends. and the
d W was spent in innocent amusements and

pm”! . il‘ wry pleasantly.
a—n ,,,,,.-m._...

tutu ihtrritt‘s new yacht Estelle. went
mt t trtsl trip on the ith. and worked to the
come sstisfsetiun of her owner sud Miller
m. of course much reunion yet to be
4...... to rigging. than. NM. “or. “(i it
n how confidently expected lb“ when in
it ttwt ttitu she will make a dyer.

~——.~ ,_ _”..,.,..S_

\\"e t‘ttiiihtl attention of our readers to
m» ltt‘lllN adrertlscd in another column.
Tam articles. known as llowe‘s Arabian
\ixt Cute and Pitts. have been sold by Mr.
3 r‘ l‘rch for a long time. and are mill-
...stttlrd by many fentlltes of this city. as
pours-xiii: unusual virtues.

. .zm- = :3
Edward llubbell. living at \‘i‘hlstlevlllc.
two a motile of dogs belonging to hire.
.0, oil his premium last Tuesday. which
nwlr the woman so mad that she came out
on him, and said that if she had her butt.
imtd‘n revolvershn would shoot him. If
.ho had we suppose it. would have beena
rise of temporary inability.
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as

Young William thought he‘d have some
run with the old man on the «it. and so put
1 fire cracker under his coat tail while he
was sitting on the stoop. As noon as the
old man's surprise was over. and before the
youth had half enjoyed his laugh he looked
as though hefihad been through a thrashing
machine. and is new learning his catechism
lying on his flee.

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W. ll‘. Waterbury, of this city, formerly
hesitate master on Hartford Wilcox‘n train.
has been promoted to conductor of the ll
in. train from New York. Mr. Waterbury
is a gentleman perfectly titted for the posi-
ttna. Obllging. careful and faithful to the
interests of his employers, he will undoubt-

ediy become popular with all.
—._”———

The following gentlemen were lllfliifl
Officers of Lincoln Oounclhxo. 0041.9.
it, of this city. “nude: “in,” ind:
Eugene Kinney, 0.; C. H. MIMI. V. 0.;
A. G. Davis, R. 8; 1'. S. Byxboe. A. R. 8.;
i A. Tuck, F. 8.; J. W. Shepsrdson. 0. I;
J. ii. Crow, 1.; B. G. Brenton. E; W. [1.
June. I. R; Jr. 5 3w, 0. P.

—-——-Jeb---

anoleon, speaking of the Declaration of
Independence said: “The finger of God
was there." Why, then, should notGod
celebrate the anniversary of the day on
Which the glorious Mention was under
How many of our alibi-an noticed the tang-
nilicentdisplny of dreworknin theeastern
karmic snblimlty far surpassing ony-
thing of which man incapable. ontbeeven-
ingof there‘s“! Mwhoml-edthb
Bight lostthe montgr’nnd spectacle of the

tiny.
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forOhlsfotPeiion.
“Occlusive-Mod foanpoalt,
Rhianna-ac: " ‘
“Mime-coma.” “W‘M'm
”Rh“ awn»... employed in the
headlamps-y.“ pasted thronghadas.
gerouslllnuaandinnowrecoverlng.

Our Kindllien says he won‘t l bll
man‘s bin! any more on the 1’»:th Junlyd.

‘He ltzks as though he had run into a two

Mr. A. L. Vanderbilt proposes to establish
awarmandcoldnnltwaterbathln thlsclly
within ten dayssfterthn requisite number
of abet-es is taken at .5 each. See ad.

Thalia. P. Dorlon,of mum of At
1’. Dorian, of Fulton Mnrltet celebrity. in
stopping with his family at the Gregory‘s
Point House. for the summer.

Councilor E. Kinney of South Norwallt,
represented Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. 31..
and Tax Sm at the grand parade of
luxuriant Phlllipsburg, N. J. m the 4th.

r. nls, President of one of
goat New York Insurance Compactszslm:
up on the Nelly White. Tuesday night. with
his family. servants, horses, etc. and is stop-
plng with Mr. Geo. R Cholwell.

We visited Commodore Tompkins on
Monday last. and found him in company
with Capt. floppy. The cruise of the Nep-
tune Club was under consideration. Capt.
Hobby msde friends of every one who par-
ticipated in last years cruise.

Elk-Mayor Dudley P. Ely, has resented
Maj. Ferris' boy with a beautiful nit of nil~
ver for his name,I-Dudley Ely Ferris. The
net comprises a cup, napkin ring, knife,
fork and spoon, of solid silver. gold lined.
all in n beautiful case. Each piece bears
the inscription,——“ Dudley Ely .Ferrls, front
D. P. E" Now the conundrum of “ what‘s
in a name,“ is answered.

“

The trains on the New Haven road on
Friday end Monday were immense, some of

them nttmberlngtivrenty, with three baggage
cars.

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The Folrdéld Fire Insurance Co. had in
nursncc to the amount of 05,000 on the So
clal Woolen Mills, at Woousockct, R1. The
loss is not total.

‘It in said that the fumes of sugar snuffed
up the none will cure ordinary canon of neu-
ralgia. It only requires a little sugar end

a hot shovel to try it, sud certainly will do
no harm.

“vet-OOH“
Get your sli‘sirn in shape. The Advenv
tint-net down the anal destruction of the
world for Jun. lat. mob—and they are sure

this time. they any.
‘k—m

-——v—o

Astochhcldcru‘tncetlng of the Fairlie“
Fire insurance 00 will he held at its office
in this cite. next Tuesday. for the election
of directors. etc.

An adjourned annual meeting of the
South Norwalk l’uiun School District will
be held at the school house on Monday
evening next. ldth. at 0 o‘clock. Matters of
importance will probably come up. and tho
usual “lively time“ may be anticipated.

" ‘0""m

We never felt so much like eclrbniiitg
the fourth with a fight as we did Saturday
morning when we discovered thatabont five
dollatn worth of boxes had boon taken from
the tear of our omen in make the bonfire
around which the boys howled sntl danced

on the midnight of the lhlrtl.
“wanton... —-

it is claimed that the tomato was first
grown in thin country st Portland. Maine.
in late. from seeds brought from Cuba.
which were called golden or love apple
needs. and which were planted with the na-
pertatlon that a nice flowering plant would
be the result. From this place needs found
their way to llavorhlll, Mass. where the
discovery was made that “ the tomato was
good for salad when out up and dressed like
a cucumber.“

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Norwallt proposes so sell the city of South
Norwalk one-half its water works. for, say
070.000.—-Dsnbury News.
—Boahl—Gssette.

On Tuesday inst. in the Legislature. a bill
to amend ‘the charter of the Borough of
Norwalk so that they can not upon sblll
passed by the Legislature for a nupplyof
water for South Norwslk, was presented
and referred to tbeprcnnr committee. This
bill provides that .the borough may sell to
the city. Don‘t let your preludlcnn run
away with your senses, dear Galactic. Your
people have more water than they want.
and we have none, and want some. If you
can sell and we can buy upon equltsbln
lerma, wouldn't it be of mutual benefit to
make a trade f It is time now to talk bust-

It“.
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Monday innt“Sandy" came near passing
in his chips. While olamtnlng cd‘Granny
Hammock; he was taken with a fit and fell
overboard. Allttle buy saw hits go over,
and called to Mr. John Lhomedlen, who
was in the vicinity. Mr. Lbomedieu looked
and saw the boat was empty. and that
Sandy‘s hatwnsall titers was left of him
above the water. as, in company with
others. hastened to the spot. and succeeded
lsdshingnp Sandy with spnir of slain
tongs. Hedidnotenhlbltnnynlgannlllfe.
newsstaken bythshsnls.hownver, and al-
tnr censiduabln shaking the water ran out
of him,snd be revived. Sandy had better
but on a life presever hereafter when clam-

suing.
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Annclesrymfmxmllmnn‘t nlnnpin
hotwesther.‘0nsnlgkt lastwsnkha
win-u assent-auscultation.»
gelsgontenthnshedsndtsktngannosns.
Hampton: onthesbed,snd
andwithseonplnofsblnglvnfor apmow.
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moot—"~—
Alneoilpslatingof thelate Judgelut-
tee in on exhibition at s F. Peck‘n Drug
Store.
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Some of our young moment Tucsdaydcoked

AMERICAN PRIZE!
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std. let a: If
as though they had participated in anrnt- W“ “ii i 3 WWW 3“" 3‘”
elm explosion on tits fow- ‘ not. $33.0. on bit?» is“; 3353.?”
A sick man covered with mustard plas- At sltkaror' vast-m

tit: cam mum: rumor.

 

tern. said, “If I wue to not a ion! of brand, I

should be a walking sandwich.“
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Four members were added to the Con-

gregational Church, of this city, on Sunday

lash—two by letter, and two on profession

THEE “DIXIE. TO LET.
Onrcnpl'Ts: Elli. and two at lly‘s Neck.
“ . _ Apply to
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of faith.
meow—«~—
my Hearing.—

An adjourned city meeting was held at
Military Hall on the first lost, to consider
the water question. end the charter amend-
ments. The attendance was not no lttrge as
at the previous meetings. The committee

to obtain the appropriate legislation. report- NO Corn Starch!
ed that they had compromised with New
Canaan objections, and that the" bill had Perfectly Glenn!

been reported favorably by the committee
on cities and boroughs. Representative
Guyer explained that opposition had been
made to its passage by Mr. Purdy, repre-
nontstive from New Csnaan.

The charter amendments were taken up.
and the first one in order was voted down.
It was then voted to reconsider the vote of
the former meeting. directing that the
amendments be considered and passed by
sections. and a resolution offered that all
amendments that had been made to the
charter without having been submitted to
the people. with exception of the one pro-
vldingthst the mayor shell approve sit or-
dinances of the council. be repealed. This
was passed. and the chsrtcr committee were
instructed to secure the necessary legisls.
lion.

We do not see how this committee can
act in the matter. as the records of the meet-

prevlcus meeting. It was voted to recon-
sider the vote of the former meeting, but it
was not done. and to harmonise the two as
the expression of the people, will be a diffi-
cult job.

MW
For the Ladies (hum-—

No lady with a pretty foot will wear a
trail.

A foolish Indy 9th a bride a Mile nm‘n
pen-wiper as gift.

Grass fringe is its fashionable as ever and
quite as expensive.

Black satin fans trimmed with white lace
are something new.

The nearest approach to (writikll‘tn is the
foolish little uprctt-fmnt.

The millinery shops are in full blast. and
don‘t“ps‘s“ pocket but: stub!” You bet.

Those deep lace collars truth by our
{mlsarsudmothcrs arc in fashion once
more

Light colored silk hundkctchiels lil‘0 tilt
looted by certain of the masculine young
lad‘un.

They tire actuttlly heading hid gluten.
This is the latest absurdity. tut absurdity it
unquestionably is. we think.

A young lady in lows having contacted
a bill of nlb for cherries-rum her unmaon‘
able papa refused to liquidate the debt.

“Who was the inteth titan i“ asked a
Sunday school teacher. t‘hlussr.“—“Vrry
well t who was the tucnkret woman i“—
“cher was tiny.“

“l tollyou,“ said a Wisconsin man to n
neighbor out day after burying his wife,
“when foams to not into bed. and lay thar.
anti not hearing Lucinda Janina around for
an hour and a half. ltJunt made me feel an
if N moved into a strange country

The Grand Duke Alexis, it vrlll be pain-
ful to many of our American girls to hear.
in said to be awfully “spooney” on the Print
can Beatrice. snd Court Journal remarks
that Vic‘s brilliant record as a mother in-
law in a powerful consideration in Betty‘s

favor.
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Nomadic.

No accidents to speak of on the fourth
thanks to the lack of money. Mr. Morrison
and Dr. Lyons got rid of a quantity of are
works, and a joint stock company on High
St. indulged in 0900.00 worth. We do not
think a quieter fourth is within “Wit
lectlon of the oldest inhabitant d in jur-
tlcc to the divine spirit of atriotisiu.we
hope not. Everyone that had 0001s. around
his old cloths went to Baton Point to coin-
brate in a salubrlous atmosphere. From all
accounts there were a great many who got
most salubrlounly wet, inside and out. Salt
water. fresh water, and fire water were
mixed thoroughly but not enjoyably. Ball-
lng parties dld‘nt think so much of a life on
the "ocean wave" at one time during the
day. as might. be expected. Celebrating
“Independence" in well enough in its’way,
but they cum to the conclusion that they
did it it a poor. way. An old woman who
got on the barge to some up from the point,
while it wanralnlng and blowing lllte dar-
nation (as s bystander from Wilton remark-
ed) wasasknd to step in the cabin. but to-
fused on the grounds that if she was going
robe drownedsbewanted to know it. On
deck she stayed sll the way up. without
changing her position once. the tutorial) to
herkaet'e. sndtberaln pouring on bacon-
tinnally. When once on land agsln her
tongue,whiob, while on the Journey, had
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ICE CREAM

EXCELLENT FLAVOR!

To My Friends arid the Public .-

dn . to an i m frlundn and customers with my
ud......i“ ’ ’

And take this opportunlt
man yonrnl he
used a pnrtlclo

ingredient. My 0mm in port

PURE AND CLEAN,

log will show that the business was done in A“ l cw). no, mi, “a"... b,“ m. world
rogulatly. and conflicts with that of the 39mg? 0 otter tr lcl- than merino my
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We have decided to close out

WALL PAPER.

ToCash Customers

Bull
Blame

Sittilts

 

VD’ARTOIO'

Beautifully Frozen

”AND 0F~
-—o...—.

1 am prepared every day in the week except tinn-

Chnllenge Ice Cream!

to assert thnt. in the

vc served be public. l have never

of Corn Starch or any other foreign
nctly

C. B. D'ARTOIS.

“~53 South Not-walk. Juno 'Imlfle.

our entire. Stock of

so crrnn

FOR 30 DAYS

Tllls‘. FOLLUWiNli Nili‘“!

Brown 7 ct.
- 10 our
12 eta

20 cts

H. M. & J. T. PROWITT.»

46 Main street

Norwalk. Jane let. in.

Over $1,000,000 Worth of"
REAL ESTATE
‘* roams .

send for a W- _
Ocean Passage Tickets 000 'Forn
’ Drafts ”sl'Gltespntt links. in
LIFE find FIRE INSURANCE
mummy-nine.
camar. mailman.
ovals $10,000,000.
mum-bidi- Mum

Wm

W's .
' Jul 32%

Fri

ABIGKE

 

' $50.00

Stock for > Sale.

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Prices some

CU STOMVE RS.

 

 

CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, ,
RUGS and A
MATS

AT LOW FIGURES.

 

 

Special Bargains

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BLABK GRENiDINES

NEW

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Oi‘ the Latest Styles,

 

 

 

Wall Papers

BANKRUPT STOCK,

AT

Half Price.

 

 

SUN ¥ uMBRELLAs,

till“ IVRRY 81“. cm. A? '

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‘Wltoleenle Prices

1‘0

RETAILPURCIIASERS

OF THE

, Cherebusco Cigsr:

.- per - 1000

‘ 5.00 - “ -- -' 100

1.00- “ - 20

7'50 - “ - 10
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FIRST-CLASS HOTEIT

AND
DINING SALOON,

At r-snnabln charges.
TablehBoard Only
$4 PER WEEK.

Ruins of Laser and 0 Sandwich. lOcts

And allother charges in proportion.

It will be chain or the prism to accotnodaia
his patrons and guests. n he hopes to receive a
llhersl patronage.

r. F. BYXBEE,
87 Proprietor.

 

NEW

Meat Market!

wssmtvo'rotv s'ri,

Opposite Alfred Knapp'tl Grocery Store.

1 shall endeavor to make this a first class market
It will be stocked with the best most the market
words. and shall soil for

CASH, om,

and wnmtueutly can sell at lower :pricea than any
msrltct in the city.

Porter House Stock ........................... I: eta.
bola Steak ................................ nets.
Round Steak ............................... . . .ln ctr.
Shoulder Steak. .............................. l0 ctn.
Roasting lies! ................................ ll eta.
Corned hoof ......................... .0 cts. to W ctn.
RampOcrlledw ................ . ..... .....lantn.
Wit ...... . ......................... ....l0 cls.

 
 
 

ducts.
ants.
.ttctn.

sage. ...........................
Flaw llaren Outed llamaewkcle“
“e “ l“ “ sliced ..........

s. s. ouasuo,

we seem.

Hurst. Old Well Club clgsr will always
suit your tents. Try them.

REFRIGERATHRS.

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ICE CREAM'FREEZERS

CHILDREN'S

GARRIAGES,

CRO W -—K
And all Seasonable IArticies, at

E. K. Lockwood’n.
GREATtNDUCEMENTu

 

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cu intimation

Goal,

DylheN.Wlosd.or0nrge.

Wood

or all men. on and!!!“ in order.

Brick,

Phllsdnlpb ”domino Rortltnnd
la. Rivenlnldnnd‘r‘ale. - M

Lime,

Wood‘s, “Mamas. and ms.

Cement,

We. Roman not! English. by thnnblmn Oar-go

Planter,

King‘s bastCalelnsd hand and Rock. direct from the
‘ (Quinn) y.
13"}

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Fertilizers,

Oee‘ inbred! ‘ 80.! We!
'Linterlra.emninus. Guano?“
. aunt-Whine.

Blue-Stone,

Of all Styles. Cut. RIM C M

Granite,

N Pests. ultra martian. hie-alts. nuns, or

Brown Stone

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Nathan utflxwi'Wer est holy

Fire Brick,

mmmwmmuumumm

Drain Pipe,

MOcttaand Osman efsll st
é“ mess. lbnws and

Chimney

Wlthorwitbont maps.

Tons.

TERRA GOTTA ORNLIEMS.

”Gardensorkm,

Hay.

Bytheialenr'l'on.

Straw,

inennntitlsntonnltbuehsnsrn.

Grain

0f kilo-uni on: stwbolnmls
m rm? ,f'

' Flour,

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. tray. THE
Sentinel titan
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, lowlands.
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Want to Buy a Farm,
Want to sell a Carriage,

Want to Borrow Huey ,
Want to sell City W,
WanttoluuGrocuiesennun,
WanttosallDryGoedsorOupns,‘
Wanttonndcnstomusforhn‘ytéhhg.

Advertise in THE SENTINEU.

Advertising will gsin New We '
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Advertising begets Min-on. ’
Advertising shows energy. '
Advatiningjhown pluck. .

Advertise and-succeed. ‘
Advertisemr ‘bnnt:
Advertise long.

Advertise well.
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