sauna-rm W
rnensnsv, omen so"; tars;
Advertiser-.415. Swarm. is but
"Ettt‘mg mefiifiuu if: he obtained 21““ mm
:- ..-.~:: - lIUR‘ on can“ N W“
" “ ”flaw“ “at!“ s ' in:
‘. j can-I‘m “our rum
.. ‘ inn-y as.- strictly adhered to.
. r rte GOODIIIg—WO
3 m"... ..... mummwn
.. urmity will do us our pstrccs the fsvcr
. Mun: tor publlcsvlon whctevcr items or in”
. may occur in their vicinity. We will do the
,.....v;n; up." tfnecesnry.“ Send don the loco)
. .1. \
h r! I .——If you wut Mus m.
Jffltl‘lbcnx fits-rhea”. Vilnius MI. IM-
_--.. nr mytblng else in the line of printing. luv.
. .. . ler! or. the Sun-runs. once. where they will
i. end on rcsscnsble
List or Louen 1' ‘
,th \let‘v In the Pccrolccutiou wclk
\ U . sun. lR‘d. Pcrsonscnlllmrfor any of three
. u z . plouc My they no advanced.
LADIES LIST.
.n Clsrcv. lies Annie Connors. In. Wll~
. y. Mrs. A. P. . In. Theodore Fitch,
it: Head. In. Am!“ Kerri“. Airs. KI“
u ENTLBHKN‘S LIST.
.. n llakin. J’sxncs annoy. Ir. Eben '1'. are.
. \x: Thomas Tfllues'.
JOSEPH S. BURNING. P. X.
I‘lulllt Elites- and Elation.
: ;;-c your house plants.
: in bringing eight dollars a barrel in
‘:.l.
W—
2‘ ;. is n popular month with school chit.
l: h is five Saturdays.
W—w-
:mmllcs and all Affected Wllll chronic
;~ .ioty should now lay in their horsc~
‘23»
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\ \\ sling printers Ink. Low prices and
. gods are what purchasers are looking
90. 7 —~--
; .\ ptyers take in your list on or before
\ . 'ttln‘f uranortcn per rent. will be ad»
» m»— «—
« xww independent of the ice pt‘d‘
'~.\'.':Llw,rui soon as we pny for last
, y. .g‘. r insumptinn.
- , y 000 y
. l rootstock Bros. advertisement. and
u rrty) it is it) he clothed In good seu~
~ : ll'llll'lll‘i—Itlf n little money.
- —« 090 .
um .\I. Wheeler has begun the nun-
:. . t lulies' felt huts. at the factorv
.‘ limllly llrothers. on Spring street.
,., ._
l-iwstnut worm hes not grown poor
hurl lltut‘s, but is u healthy and r0.
- .. .~v.»r All the the same price; ten
.—
. .‘fi trt
-. ‘.. . -
\l: “rx. Ltsunsbury sh Co. have begun
-::~ on the foundation for the nddl~
llzt‘ll' shut: factory. Mr. SMBUCI
:r iy- scooping out the earth.
---» ooh——
. t. a revival of bronze csndlcsticks
.. in! ll ornaments. They are lnneh
‘ .m kemsvnt‘ lamps. in n scrimmage.
i . l‘l"? to heave.
~ «7 ~—
‘ till I. .I.\lllt‘8 bus cumph-tel u very
— ', h in \\"llli in front of S. llurlbutt‘s
- .. nn Shin street. Thcctucrs should
\ \lr' ll's example and have their
y :1 l lrt'furr) the cold weuthcr sets in.
ooovr ——-
Mil Well Hook and Ladder Com-
‘r :uvitntion of the Norwnlk Fire
"tn“lll. participate in the parade of
tomorrow. This gout] feeling
'11" part of the borough. will be nppre:
. l \ Hllf boys.
--- vwwvw n—
\1 .m. It rymtm l Brothers : offer in
.cnls in flour this week that remind us
.- grind old times. when everybody was
-. and could “ buy 5 mr for half what
But are don't remember the
. 1.. now.“
. ..¢.—~..
in! Well Hook and ladder Com-
2‘ dis city. on last Pridnv night. were
yes of the Atlantic Hose Compnnv‘
. I trial their fourth annusl bull. and
;:~. terms of highest praise of the
if that organization.
"—‘r-—”-vv—~-
. the period when the amateur
- .7. oils his musty boots and his rus-
.: laws in quest of the gigantic
l :he terrible Squirrel. When he
. ‘ roll through a dozen ditches and
. 'nwlf to the chin with the mud
-~ :\ mine marsh be generally succeeds
'-.\ .ri; near enough by skillful man—
‘ ' ' » manipulate some sleepy wond-
-~ 3 t‘HllCllJtIi‘S the day by puttings
: 3.;th int) his own body—that is.
‘ lr.‘ is no friend in convenient
' ‘ 'lw enmncr is correspondingly
\ n
, «4*—
~ .".: erwulk Brass Band serenaded
. ur citizens, last Friday evening.
~ 'llt’ instances, were substantidly
All who were so honored. man-
’r 'mprecinlinn by responses and
F r our share in the honor, we re.
~ «more thanks. The music was
' . rt-l is proof of our assertion. flint
; . improving. and proper encour-
~ :11? that is needed to make it e
~rganizrition. It is now such I
mould be proud of. and sld in
way. Let us do it.
, - OW
" '1 of the " Educational and
- n." held last Wednesday eve-
erz of the commit?» sppoint-
‘ up articles of association was
' ‘ fin) following officers appoint-
“:z'nt. ler. Knudsen; Via-Presi-
‘ :3 ~ llr. Spencer. D. L. Millsrd;
”7 R \' ll. N. Dunnlng; Secretary,
. i ‘» “q‘t. Also is board of mussels
" '~' ~.‘ lite {allowing persons: Rev.
‘7 T4 r Hen. Nelson Taylor. 311'. Ed~
~‘- ' Mr 5. c. Palmer.hlies mm
‘ ‘l “ Slide Snowden. Mrs. S. 0. PI!-
' 3 ll.“ Josephine Crier. The 05‘
3 Hangers have appointed eutect-
, i of}. proceed immedinlely to carry
; ’Lrpmes 0f the society.
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‘ Might}. £341..th rammed *0- W
' :lnl will be found in bi! “mm”
' in the bank and council r003-
: the home of his earlier $1!”
,_ .' firth the following mmpllfliflm
‘ n :J: h we copy from the Mm
7 .. “ Amongst the rnsny WW ‘1.
‘ * rmntiy to our villsge was our!“
=::‘z~rn. Jonah J. Milieu}. he I”
mm Bunker at South Knew-3k. 0‘-
-‘ 7 L}- of the army formers Mi“.
3» - may visited their old 30"
' - um.- sincere greetingefron "Km!
t irwmls still rctsincd. then II. III-
The occasion of his visit VII m
:dvnnlsgc of by Br. Ind Ill- 0. A-
. at whose hospitable bone was s!“-
a .
l: n rr~tvlent b0". '. Cl Wm
‘im ’wl member. I”! 5w” M
that! at such 3 tinsel.“ m “
'r;r.~.c'tiuns of WM“ “I.“
.; .n of all! (M m
933.4: .
a .! one. somvof Dem
.‘ .3 fxturdsy evcniugllmtll! “9h. 1 1-
a... mi circle of wild If- m 7 »~ 7
' ...; ttrsmdanimw m 't m ,7
‘ Lincoln Council will dedlcstc their new
ball ebout the first of November next.
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. L. 1’. Me. the hotter. dis 1
besutlful robes. p .3" some
The Soutblforwul: 53;; Bond will take
pert in the album‘s pends. st Norwslk.
tc-tnomw. Friday.
“Wm
Iounsbury Bros. 1!: Rockwell's shoe tunn-
ufsctury wu closed yesterday in consc-
qucncc of the death of Wllllstn Louusbury.
I brother of the brothers of the firm.
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Tbe Lock Company src erecting s new
office on the southwest corner of their fuc-
tory. It will b080x40 feel. sad built of
brick with gnultcltrimrnlugs. Mr. Norman
Kellogg has the contract.
m
Liquor dealers should not forget to intro
out licenses for the time between which
their license expires cud the first of Raven»
her. as the commissioners will prosecute all
who sell without license.
W
The case of the city sgnlnst F. F. Byxv
bet: for keeping his saloon after 11 o‘clock
P. M. wss finished on Tuesday. end result-
ed in the scuuittsl of Mr. Byxhce. it hav-
ing been proven that the saloon was kept
open contrary to his orders.
It has been decided to haul of? the steam-
er Nelly White from this route on the 8d of
November. at which time she will make the
down trip but not return. The sensors has
been n fair one. and the passenger male
greatly increased since the reduction in ftrc
We hope next session Commodore White
will conclude to make the fare 50 cents, and
run to Not-walk instead of Danbury. We
think if the boat should leave here an hour
earlier, and New York an hour later.
the trnvcl from this place and Norwslk
would increase more than enough to make
up for that which would be lost from Dan-
bury. and svold the dlssstifsctiun that in
now occsslonslly courted by unsvoldnblu dev
lay and failure to connect.
MM
Edward Godfrey. on Thursday inst. went
to his home feeling unwell. sud in the eve-
nlng went to bed. Jfls wife accompanied him
to his room. and tiller c was, us she sup-
posed. comfortably fixed for the night. left
him to attend to her other duties. In about
five miutues after the returned for some
reason. and found hint sitting on the edge of
the bed. with his band over a vessel. and the
blood flowing from several scalp wounds at
s fearful rule. It aecnls he had fallen out of
bed about the time she left him. and struck
his herd upon the ehnmbcr inflicting sever
nl woundn She immediately made efforts
to staunch the flow or blood. but without
avail. and sent for Dr. Pardec. who. on hie
arrival. found hint weak from a loss of s
great qusntlty of blond and it still flowing.
The doctor soon had him fixed up. and be
is now all right acain.
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Clmnac of Time.
Last Monday. the time of the morning
train on the Dnnbury and Norwslk Railroad.
which formerly left this 'rily at 0:38. A. hi.
wns changed to 0:35. and the train which left
Daubnry for South Norwaln. at 9.20. now
leaves at 0:30. A. M.
*VMOO --->—-
Ffremaus‘ I‘d rude. -
Frldny will be a. gala day in Nurwnllt.
The fire department of the borough, and
several organizations from adjoining towns
will make a grand pmde at ‘3 o‘clock. escor-
ted by tho Wheeler & Wilson Band. of
Bridgeport. and the South Norwslk Brass
Band. In the evening I sociable snd hop
will be given at the Opera House by the
fire department.
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The acorn»..—
Thc special election for Water Commis-
sioners and Treasurer of the Wuter Fund.
resulted in the almost unanimous choice of
the citizens caucus. Candidates. Messrs.
Nelson Taylor. Tullmndge linker. sud Alden
Solmuus. for Commissioners. and Walter C.
Quintard. for Treasurer. We congratulate
our citizens upon their choice. as three bet-
ter men could hardly have been elected:
What next 9
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.77.
O. U. A. M.
Last Monday evening there was organized
at New Haven what is known as the “Order
of United American Mechanics Funeral As~
socintion of Connecticut.“ Delegates were
present from five councils. and the follow-
ing calcers were elected for the remainder
of the year: 8. 8. Clerk. of No 7. Presi-
dent; Eugene Kinney. of No. 4. ViccPres-
ident; C. E. Hofer. of No. 1. Secretary;
sud J. A.Lewis. of No. 7. Treasurer. It
was decided to plscc the initiation fee at
$345. and over five hundred joined
the mention the! night. and they stsrt
withs fund of over $1,000. At the dcsth
of any brother, each member will be asses-
sed 81.15. I dollar of which will be paid to
the fsinily or heir-IL, the fifteen cents is cal-
culated to cover the running expenses of the
Minion. Therefore if the mlstlon
numbers 1000. upon the death cf‘a member
his family will receive $1,000. This plan
of insurance is becoming very popular. The
annual session will be held in New Haven,
the second Tuesday in August. 1875.
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Debating Club.
At the meeting of the South Norwnlk
Debating Club, on the 7th instsnt. Dr.
John Hill was re-clectcd president, and
Charles W. Smith, vlwpra-idcnt.
other 031cm hold over until the first meet-
ing in January. E. A. Horton. R. W. Row
no. sud C. E Duty were sppointod s corn-
mittcc to revise the constitution and report.
st s meeting which was held lsst (Wedncc
day) night. It. was voted._ lhnt the first
meeting for dehste should be held the last
Monday in October. in Good Templar-
Hsll. aver Swords‘ clothing store. sad the
question selected for deuce was, “Resolved,
that the present lsw or this State. in rclstion
to the sale of intoxicating liquors, is prefer-
sblc to s prohibitory law.” Cherie! l. Duly
sud Louis J. Blake were appointed dispu-
tsnts. The chug: in the night was nude
account-y. ss theirs)! is named for Wed-
nadsy evcuil‘, and i} won nlsc W
tbs: nondsy evening wss prefer“): to av
other in the week tbst the bsll wus unoccu-
rplcd. It wu proposed tbst the club should.
in addition toils; datum/henna!!! of
public lecturel. ""1 WI: W69“
willsccn he undefdm. All!!!“
hers should be present st um next meeting.
..._—«o———-—
«KC-ll x — h (HO train west
3 [at r c .
wfitnf dc-p-u t re body :9“. yarn;
nun who want found him on 1!! unmet
near the new W.“ E“ N *':a
euro-It Crew hell I MW“.
so examination rude
““5"“ “Wm: sad tbs-gt thre-
The ‘
sn- wss broken sad the right shoulder
badly bruised. The jury. consisting of G10
0. Still-cc. for-ennui; James- A. Brown. G.
fiBcofleldJcsseB. Dudley. F. 4|..chth
sud Wm. mu. 8d. ennui-ed this body
sud «insult to Hr. John Winner. of
Norwslk.bsctbcr-in-lsw of the decal-ed.
udlnthssbssnce of witnesses W
the inquest to 10 o‘clock A. M. Tuesdny. ct
which time, and 8:80, In the evening. wit.
bosses were cxsntlced. from which it. was
lent-cell tbst the deceased wu lest seen
slivc in Westport sbout 8 o‘clock Mend-y
utter-noon. Re purchased in Weslport.st
one drug store, Si ounces of opium. sud st
snotbere ounces. As the quality found
on his‘ body at the inquest weighed 5) oun-
ces he must have eaten an ounce inside of
four hours. At the depot ct Westpcrt be
war: intoxicated and stated he would walk
to Norwslk. As the 0:14 and the Shore
Line Express met that night about where
his body was found-cud neither engineer
saw him. it is conjectured thnt be got be-
tween the trains. and. becoming confused
after the page of one, slugger-ed into the
other. and by being hit and thrown out of
the wsy received the injuries wblch csused
his death. The jury returned a verdict of
“death by coming in contact with A train
of cars of the N. Y.. N. 1!. dr H. R. R. st
East Norwalk, Oct. 10. 1874.
How——
Rowayfon.
Many thunk: are due the N. Y. & N. H.
R R. Co. for conveniences sud improve-
ments st our Five Mile River ststlon. With
their enterprising station agent. Mr. Charles
Hubbs. their is no station more comfortable.
The company have increased his salary
hsudsornely without any sppllcstlon on his
part. which of course he sppreclstcs very
highly. and exhibits great faith in the com-
patty.
Mr. IEde I). G. Thompson. our excel.
lent. teacher. has consented to give us n he
turn on Friday. Oct. 30th. at the M. E.
Church. The sublcot ls “ Education."
W'-
Nom Such cs. Btu harms.-
A game of hm ball was played between
the above two clubs on the old grounds of
the Alert club. st East Norwslk. last Friday
sftcrnoon. The respective nines were got-
ten together for the ucculun. and were com-
poccd of aunturc players from Old Well
Hook 6: Lnddcr Compsuy.clcrka, hntt crs.
etc. and cousidcrlng these circumstances
they played well. much better than was sn-
tlelpstcd. There is nutcrlal in this city for
s first-class club. sud we hope another new
son will see our city retire-outed by such an
organization. The game was called prompb
ly at 3 o'clock. the “B. L's“ at the but. The
grime occupied three hours and it half. and
some good play: were made by tho vulous
contestants. The score was a tie at the fifth
innings; At the close of the ninth inning:
for the "B. L's" they were one ahead. but
the “Nonesuch“ succeeded in scoring two
runs, sud won the game by one run. The
boys will have another game auon.whou the
practice of Friday last will probably result
in u better score for both sides. The fol.
lowing is the score:
“Nosxstlcn.” o. n. "mo lxavn- “ c. n,
F Smith. 5 l WJLS. liaufurddbs n
F. Knapp. rt l i ll. liotl‘rnsu. p ti 0
.l. Bnrhsuk. e 3 4 ti llu'srt. llh a I
R. Brown. llb ti 0 . C. ‘rnw. lb t‘ I
F. llyxbec. lb l D J Wade." ll 4
6. Harvey. if l I (I. t-lnnth e ll 8
0. Benton. er 3 3 A. tlmltb. rf a I
ltt. Crew. s- 8 i J. Cows". 0' ll 0
B. Kluuey.3b I I 8. Brown. lf 4 0
Told. if N Total. tl'l Ii
lsmnuswwl 2 .‘l 4 6 ti 7 R 0
Nous-rem-n n s n 3 8 t !
Btu blunt—3 t) e I 0 i l 0 T-- ‘1
Cmplrcw—D. Cue
m.”—
(‘ommou Comte".—
An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held st the Council Room
Monday evening. Oct. 10th. all the members
present.
The petltton of P. L. Cunningham at al.
for n crosswalk on the south aide of Wash
ingtou street. across Franklin street was re-
ferred to committee on streets. Petition of
Giles llunleubcck for compensation for dumv
ages sustained to his premises by the grad-
ing of Marshall at.. and that the order of the
Common Council directing the Nurwulk
Look 00. to set their fence back on their
line be carried out was referred to committee
on streets and sldcwn lkn.
Tho Mnyor reported that. filly two dul-
lnrs was the amount received for licenses
from July 1.1874, to Oct... 13!. 1874. and that
the same had been paid to the clty trotsurer.
City Surveyor Crnw recommended that
the grade of Miin street to the intersection
of Main and Cross street be fixed M a straight
grade from the first to thclnst nn-ncd points
Referred to committee on streets and side
walks.
The committee on public health Zrcportcd
thlt they had visited the premises owned by
Mr. Wood on Main street. ndjoiulng Metho-
dist Church. and found the premises in a
filthy condition. They had ordered c
thorough cleansing and dlslnfcctng. and the
some but! been done.
The following resolution was passed.
That the committee on ordinance be reques-
ted to bring in resolutions to amend the or-
dlnnncc in reference to price, of services of
street commissioner as shall fix the price for
said services at two dollars per day.
The finance committee reported adversely
to increasing the salary of city clerk.
The widening and strnlgbclulng of Bouton
lsnc was ordered persuant to recommends
tion of committee. under aupcrvl sion of
street committec- .
A lenghty proposition was received
from E. Besrd.’snd left in hands of street
committee, to report with map at next meet-
in: R. Raymond ofl’ured his resignation u
one of the Board of Ballet. but no notion
was taken on it.
The City Attorney gsvc his opinion thst
Bond of Council bud no authority to abate
mutants mode in cccordsnce with lsw.
The resolution sbstlng assessments of
Hartford Wilcox cud others on Main street
wss rescinded
The resolution direct the Collector to prev
coed to collecting of unrcmslnlng smea-
ncntg’w. then token from the table. cud
voted down. Adjourned. .
W
In a. litter of Tu: W?-
It was with much interest tbst I observed
the actions sud sublime eloquence of our
reform council at metrical-cello; on Ron.
a“ may“, It our strict st-
ation. Our chins-s nod ta was little
m'flfi‘m loseby theirsbsencs. The
m “portal utter discussed was the
muons aisle am Asses-nun nus. and
1
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tbs mm lull“. 9!
jaw-gnu! , “a.“ ‘9
we!" I ' .wcnsyaigbfwlthpvc-
min
i mom-uh. 3°“
" tense with wild
mt”:
Extra. Indiana,
Family
Choice
Extra. No.1 Michigan,
Family Michigan, -
Family St. Louis, -
- ' 6.50
- - - 9.00
- - - 7.50
Fancy, Pastry, St. Louis, 10.00
9.00
“3a:
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RAYMOND BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
$ 8.00
IN PRICES
-—or—
Bleached a; Unbleached
0 01* To N s.
at
All the Popular Brands st the Lowest
Prices!
Carpets.
Carpets.
Carp’ etc.
A New Assent!!! and m
Prices.
OIL CLOTHS.
2.4, 4.4, 5.4, 6.4, 8-4, 10.4.
Mats and Rugs.
0! the Best Itylcs for Beauty Ol'
Ilse.
W
AGEN CY E‘ORI
mmuunuut
Cull flu- tllc New (lumen-c.
“w.—
LADIES‘
VViuduor Ties.
Fringed Edges. 40 Cents.
Bell French INITIAL PAPER,
95 Cents per Box.
We are receiving cueh week New Goods
for the Fall Trude.
M. ‘m
FAVOR US WITH A CALL.
A. DIWN & SON,
Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
BRACKET IND HALL
LAMPS nu CHANDELIERS.
KEROSENE,
AT
FOR SALE.
El snt Psrlor Suit. of seven places. French
“‘det’lt. Signal-term! in pesrl and blue satin. price
$9.50. Cost .150 last March. Cull st second house
won of Norman Depot. loo
Pbcnlx Co.
.350 for a fine Perk Phnton. undo h
as good on new. nude-ct of double sruus. sold
only for want of two. Call at second house west-cg
Newton Depot.
HANGING BASKETS
AND ‘
FLOWER POTS,
A'I‘
E. K. LOOKWOOD'S.
CITIZENS’ CAUCUS.
There will he 5 west! of the citizens of thc‘clty.
at the Council Rooms. :gtddsy Evening. 17th inst.
st 7); o'clock for the pn use of nominating three
Water Comm «toners. an s
Pu sud to trsnssctwny er
Treasurer of :e Water
001::ch paid mmMg£0;“: proper.”
L A N T E R N S
.flAT”
I. K. LOOKWOOD'O.
WI! NOTICE.
m‘ by noel! mu it»
I
“m‘wmgfiwwn
“my...“ “Wfineg
E. K. Locnwoon's “
STAR STOVE=>BOARDS, 3.3"”
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
THE FIRST fluent BANK,
OF SOUTH NORWALK.
Sou-r: Nonwsut. 01.. Sept. as. 1814.
The Bcsrd of Directors of this Bsnk. hsvc this dsv
declared I scml-sunnsl dlvldeud of four per cent. on
the capital stock. psychic on sud sftcr the Fourth
any of (weather nex . The tnnsfcr books will be
closed from October 8d to November «b.
t J. J. HILLARD. Cubler.
COMMISSIONERS’ NOTICE.
The subscribers. l lured by the Court of Pro-
bltc. for the Dlutrlct o Nomlk. Commissioners to
receive amino. and decide upon the chin“ of
the creditors of the emcee of Hire. 8. Brown. In in.
solvent debtor cf Nurwsllr. in said District. unturned
tn trust for the benefit or his creditors. harsh (Ive
on will attend to the business of our
said sppolntment st the store of W. C. ulnar-d a
On. in sstd Hermit. on the in: any 0 October.
ml. sud on the sou day of December. um. st. to
o‘clock in the for-emu of such of sold dnys. Bold
Court hsth limited and allowed four months fm
the dstc hereof for the exhibition to us of claim
‘lfi'filrakstlkmmh a r A Ad). rm
s orw o .. .
(TINT I'll). '3 ‘
wanna 0.
mo ensues w. sum. ice-minions“
COIIISSIONEII NOTICE.
The subscriber. cppolnted h the Court of Pro-
bstc for the ill-met of Net-wet Commissioners to
receive. cxenlns sud decide upon the chi the
creditors of the saints or trends W. Jones, n in—
sclvent debtor of chwol In sold district. mined
lntrustfcrmebencct of sored! hereby ve
notice thst we will stand to the he nus of our
all I went. st the emcee! Milton 3. hub.
in set on the 10th day of Naval-v. I!“
and on us out by or Jenner! 1m. It to o‘clock
In the forum of «fill of est
sud Court at ted Ind showed four months
fro the . fer the exhibition to us of
blast. we
M n
In No II”!
d'iiflfl‘i‘vmkfiwlbn day r s 1514
c 9 . .
Wit 1.. Wanna. out ‘
nos-o wu.‘ mom. was. lcmm‘mm
TO TIIE PUBLIC!
Having furnished my once with the latest ‘nnd
vet! Dents! n I etc o hl
to cabr- my pmfmloulpwvlggs‘for cash.“ w cut ed
within the reach of oil. Fleece csll end
for ourselves before i elsewhere.
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05 _ Norwslk. Conn.
Tax Collector’s Sale.
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NOTICE ISdBEREBY GIVEN? THAT Till UN-
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NEW YORK LAGER BIEB
SALOON
In Old street next to Adsnts‘ Rh rectory. First
class r. Ale. Wines quucrl‘ rs. tn-
burgcr. chls end Bend Cheese. nol c Rolland
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POINT IMPERIAL,
WESTPORT. CONE. 1'! is now clued for
sslc st s very low price. It won nuke s In. locu-
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Point imperial con lacs adv-nuns not found in
any uglier; place. this is s reg: charge ffifiemhu—
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06-00 South Norwslk. Conn.
A RARE CHANCE!
To lake money is now clercd. in buvlng First-cle-
Buildln Lots. cl sntl , bed on Golden nu
counsn‘dlng s “3:.er Long Island Sound for
any miles.
4 Lou fronting on Ellwood Avenue
1 not “ “ Golden Hill 8t.
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South Norwnlk. Conn.
A BAD HABIT!
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PENNELL‘B, INK.
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the best writing lull! now in use. Try it.
Brown Mare
Foss BALE.
Weight about 1100 pounds. Inquire of
W I". A. TOLLIS A 200.
mu sun.
no Boise and not corner of Wattage“ Ind
Franklin streets. residence of the MA mm
Wilcox. For Menus enqnlrc d the present. ec-
t' EDWIN WILCOX.
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