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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, October 29, 1874 · page 3

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Aynurormtlr! earn triendslucncitown
1.. ruining will." our patrons the fever
'wrwani for publientlon whatever itera- of inter-
.- mw rwrnr in their vicinity. We will do the
I'm-mg up." If necessary.“ lion: thlow
Jab Printing.—lf volt 'tiil Mm. .
Bliiht‘uir. Motrin-eds. Visiting (mam-
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- order! It the Schwinn. oillee. where they will
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List of Letters

, mt \l\:l\'tl t.“ the Putnam st south Norwslk
\ In: ‘1.th. NJ. l'ervone cslline for any of the"
_.. «it. picnic say they on: advertised.
LADIE‘ LIST.
\t .. mums Ctlmsfotk. Kiss Ere L. Fl

. =-_ Raw“. blin- E, s. Richards.
~ Mus Heme Terry. lies 8

GENTLIIBS‘S LIST.
Conley. win. honing. John llsllcy. J

3089!! 8.00NNING. P. H.

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l' rupkiu pits are ripe.

night.

’9 i wooed meeting Mondny

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\i na- pies now like the pine? of littsll.
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n.- vi ant to go through south 1‘ “hard
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t :u- “no: man who wclrs npompsduur
r uiwr and red necktie is but on grsde shove

who our win. parts his hair in the middle.
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_\' ‘i‘\\'.tlk has exc :llent waiter works and s

- mt tire dep-trtment. and she is very proud

" . wn ——ss well she might be.

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.t nnwtsure indication of the cbuuxe in

seismic. is the (“bongo in sdvertisements.
\ M vuteb your chances.
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Vk‘tulty S"t‘illl to by well
{or ruisin‘: Mm. judging from
num‘wr that infest this lm‘slitr.

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\ (wtvrdav we were shown some full
‘V\lt t'li‘Vt‘r bl‘lil dundeltnns. [illlt‘kt‘tl till“
min: on the farm of it lady in Norwnlk.
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\ >u l‘lzt-‘rlsull rum is being manufactur-
i m a ltrge extent this fall. and is selling
A few quarts will ease the
l ; >li of \Lil‘lltlflll.“ winters wonderfully.
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if you want s but nude to order go to l..

l' l-‘ we. and get your bend measured by
!‘u‘ eont‘unnezet —-thc only instrument of the
haul in town.

 

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t‘al. Hoyt hits divided tltedtll Regiment
ll tuition-z. Company C. D. and I".
\ 1%! be known as the first butrtllinn Itud will
1‘ up let the command of (Ml. lioyl.
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.\ tutu with a keg of powder on his
-:mil.ler and a lighted cigu in his month.
.. cl :1“ the mall he wsuted in. Norwalk lust

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If {as \RSlsi up in warm: tint struw but
all winter. you‘ll better have mr lips put at
u before the snow stortm set in.
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'lhemurc young men in this city who
w nuld rather set in the sun upon un empty
5 ..., barrel, whittle s pine slick. sud chew
. duct!) then swing an oyster rske In our

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’l‘: t- l’uwltling Elder preached in the up~
\ =1 Xi H Church inst Sunday morning. and
mm id .\i E. (‘llllH‘ll in the evening. The
: mug'~ sermon was: a good one, but hurtl-
r interesting enough to bear repetition

4; ‘fl limit when

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\lr .UnI “hillork delivers bis Currency
. yore at the .\l. E. Church. Kent Station.
L auiqv evening. Nina 3 l.. commencingr
7~ Riot-k. The ie'cllilt‘ is given for lie
w ill of the church. He intends to give
: !.t!1 lecture in this city.
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E l' Ii irvvy has just received It [urge in
~ of boots and shoes which be titers at
rmluemi prices for the next sixty
. Among them we notice the newest
-~ if lsdim winter boots and gents Isab-
‘ . lm )lli and shoes. Go and see llur-
ml 11- will use you well.
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-.,.. who inve decorative painting. or-
u' it designing. or {me-ling that they
in the biebmt style of the art.
‘l t‘tll till .‘Ii’. S Kcelcr. He gives
.z .uu-m‘mn to church ltd lull work.
’ ~ we of his handiwork may be seen at
' ~ ll :nt‘inz.’ Aesdemy.
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', : » «it Sunday evening. the 25th iust.’
‘1 firm-t Ruben strayed from her
:2 d {it of insanity. Buppoccd to
- l ;. striped eimwl. I bBCR waterproof
not 'i tlu buri‘snd wbi'ecolored hood.
worn“ height, miner ttnut. and is at
.1 we. Inloftunlinn of her will
nnkt‘u‘ly received bv ber husbsnd.
‘V'~ l‘_ Ruben. Ely‘s Neck llo‘td. lathe MY
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‘ 1.. .\i lc‘l &. D \y‘s u new and suc-
' .~ unbiuution of burnt cork. and va-
n u will be it! the Opera Home. Nah
\I u. by evening. Nov. fill. The pro-
‘ . r tut-s troupe are as well and fa-
-. known to the public that they need
:nulenilnllon from us. the ‘0' VI“

and then: will his I M a"! 0f “-

v‘v‘ ilii‘lll.

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'.-~. ~‘ Serenader‘s sre tilled for the

'l ll'l‘lir. Norwnlk. next BI‘UN‘Y CV6-
..zu lust. This troupe bss WM
.1 Times in this town and Ill" slwsyt
* a :wal entertainment. ind boon W9“
; . rel Tbej' come to “fill” m
I. u.» old favorites snd;ssvcrul new

' :m s for funr. who have) hit“ repa-

ln their profession. G. W’Ha‘

..z....»zt. himself. robot‘s-I999. ‘ W

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' . v. }‘rills‘y night a. the ltnln which
~ Tim city‘i It 9:88. we: "QB“. Pu“,
. twtween Stainlul‘d Ind BMW“. “10
. fur down brutal was Wt .nd
:~ were brought to n It '7 It!" with .

.~ brie-s that nearly sent t V W
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“rm seats in front of "to" . ,.
the pus-cum plied out n“
nw of the bulbnnd w talented

' . mu um I...“ killed. I were ad-
T-m on the trsln sgsl . In“ 0'
‘--‘- m. but a few went II W'

\ we and the fireman to! at the II'

‘ 21W mun. They csmeu “.1,”
' » ~u the up truck. surrou Wm
" ~r'v-i waterline! I‘M. : ‘-
‘ -’ Amos felt of his ens. Ind
. f r: Iii-t. remnrked, “ We
,. l”Guild, and probably *-
r. -.r_ The up train aunt
‘_ Then I discussion Ill
ntuer they should ilk! hill »
. or b wit to Stanford. end it
3" ‘zske him to Riverside.
"! ”9’ iinzly bucked up and the ,
jl‘f‘“ hid: “Maurynptd .
Uni-I. we've w . ' -, .
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‘ Moheuwiin for two
the bench next Monday. ' h. ‘
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Norwnlk will probnbly extend
wstcr works to Winnlpnk at once.
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Lsdics will and s full line of hair goods
at Ssmuel Pukelskl‘s bsir dressing rooms.
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Frost Fish are being caught in grant
numbers In our bsrbor.

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The sulumnlcsve feavsr is rsglng; and
doctors are in collusion with the poison
vines.
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Prof (lromwcll‘n lectures at Norwulk
were a success. leaving a profit to the lsdlcs
of over $900.

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Collector Raymond m‘t see the point

about the #300 do: yet. as he chums to have

never had a dog worth less than .1000.
cow
The Lock Factory. is with other msuu-

fsclurers of builders hardware. running
three days a week.

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Stephen Hodges is ctnvassl rig for It New
York illustrated paper called’ the Illustrated
Weekly. which oflers a handsome chronic.
besides an engraving each week.

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There is It terrible depression in the ship
plug market. We benr'nf lame stles every
day in our suloons of “telloouers” for five
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Matrimony is prevailing in this column.
any to an alumnus extent. Enry week
decldestbe fate of several of our gullible
bachelors.

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S. S. Durand but reduced the prices of
meat for cash still more. and now porter
house stock can be bought for 20 etc. per
pouml. sirloin for 18 els. and so on. Read
prices in ad. column.
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The buildlng owned by ex~mnyw Dudly
i‘. Ely, the lower part of which was f \rmer-
ly occupied by ii. Ii. I‘ritcbnrd is being
raised five feet to the length of the one all-
joinlng it.

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Now when everybody is pulling on mom
clothing. nsture is stripping to the skin.
Why don‘t those who believe In following
the example of unture strip also-wit is
natural. and const‘queutly right.

Q0.

Somebody has recommended egg um; us
an antidote for sore tblont. and now every-
body has got it. It shouldn‘t be taken us a
preventive. Those that are udne It for
that better switch off.

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This is the last week In which you can
hand in your list to the assessor. Do it
right oil”. and llul wait until Sulllrdny and
make the rumour do a week‘s work In one

tiny.

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8 line billed buy on the dock ct Norwalk
taught or was set on fire. on Monday night
last. and but for the prompt action of the
firemen and the Writer works. a marinara-
tion might have resulted. As It was but
little dnmngo was done.
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It will be seen In another column that A
Knapp ls agent for Prutt‘l celebrated astral
oil. This article bu long been in the mur-
kt-t und is known to be safe. and its effort!-
inzuu unequaled light. A cun of it will
convince the must skeptical of its superior-
ilv.

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A Sunday school mun-mien will be held
at the 1“ 31.1}. (.‘burt‘b Norw-tlk. “ft-dues-
tiny. November «Ilh. The programme of
exercises indicates a very iuterestingund
pfufltrtble sesulon. Msny prominent Sun~
day school workers from out of town will
be present and tulle psrt.
-—-— ~-<c-r~
Situiduy next It stle of Vulildllli.‘ duck
properly and other real estutc will tulle
place in this city. 'I'bo property to be sold
“till". now occupied by the Messrs Riy-
mond Bruit. besides valuable building lots
on Washington and \Vflll'r streets. Don't
forget. Saturday.

«Or
List Sunday night the carriage house of
John '1‘. Raymond, Norwslk. was entered
by burglurs. and two salts of harness vnlucd
st 370 taken therefrom. There would pm
pnbly lulve been two cases for the mronsr
and undertaker bud Mr. Rsymond discover-
ed the thieves. as he usually has articles on
hand to give such visitors a wsrm Welcome.
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The Bridgeport (Gone) Standard tell”
stmy of a gentlemen in that city who re-
cently received s box by express. but re-
fused to pay charges on the box and upon
it. fearing some internal machine might be
inside. Alter 0 day or two mum of bu
friends clubbed together and paid the ex~
manage and opened the box, when they
found a bsntlsomc bronze clock worth about
sixty five dollars. The charges psld by his
friends amounted to $1.50,:to they m‘tde
something by the operation.
[We have heard of such things here at

htlmt‘.]-Eil8.

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Last Thursday evening. Captain: John
Ferris. and C. W. Cm decided to attend
Prof. Cromwell‘s lecture at Norwslk. with
a view to spending the evening In profitable
enjoyment. They not on the curs. and
~“with a number of other: got out It the
Opera House. putcbsscd their tickets and
waited piticntlv for the curtsln to rise.
which it did at the proper time. and revesl~
ed to them not the handsome professor. but
I stage full of prepared Ethiopians know:
as "Charley Shay‘s Quluquplexul troupe.

They bed mode s mistake in the place the
professor being at Loocltwmd‘s Hill. 1‘be
felt pretty bad about it. so bad that they did
not recover sudleicntly to get out until the
curtain closed upon the last of the perfor-

mace.
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While the
last week says: "
eightrfléz‘dlbo'florwalk is hesitation and de-
lsylng on the Witter Qhwticn. their pin);
ve best customer. t e N. Y..N. .

. R. R Go. In tucking arrangements gag:
cure a supply wt casts .
“the has”) plan
‘wslk by tbs company.

t to the pipe ‘
im‘M'fm Dcnbury .5 Norwalk lltsll‘
road Company wlllhalvs per ' to any
slougthssldsoft ranch, _. f the
—‘I‘bc Bolt. W. D. Bishop. president 0

Y. N. B. :3 B. R B. says. “Naming bu
tass- ‘ by the ultra-d ccmpsny in re;
garlic M olfwf‘lter. st W Jioiwslk,

' f. “1.1”.“ flirt-Inuln:
luvs been ms with say party. —-a
prob-Hy he knows. Try spin. lepton.
Outd- . Y. Democrat sign-ills"

Th" " 3m fiafig’émy
m u filavr'n. I girth"?! JUVIG". Dom: .
W‘ think u l. w-rr . muting. but 8 publi-
ln it no litub M’I'f:

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Just at peanut, drew-makers work seven

dsy.snd make occasionally cllttlo over»
time.

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The Wster Commissioners are taking
right hold of the business. end have begun
scsnvm with a view to nteertslnlnu the
revenue tbst will bedcrivcd from water.
and will be this to soon makes definite
proposition to the people. They hope to be
sble to incite it possible to begin operations
in 0 short time. 7
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Personals.—

Mrs. II. R. Elwell has so for recovered
from bar recent severe attack of malnrlu l fr.
vet. as to be able to ride cut.

Dr. Lyues. returned from Europe, Tucs-
dsy lest.

Mr. sud Mrs. A. H. Bylugtun. celebrate
their silver wedding. November 9th.

Mr. and Mrs. W. 1‘. Raymond. we are
glad to announce, have returned to this city
With greatly Improved health.

Miss Buckley. who has been very sick. la
showing signs of Improvement.

If any of our readers would like to see a
perfect profile of our Vice Commodore Les
ter. so he appeared before a large and ad-.
mlring audience at the American Institute
molly. they can do so by culling at the
billets of II. II. Elwell. Supt. Norwnlk Lock
Company.

Mating Club.-Owlug to u misun‘
derataudlug the South Not-walk Debuting
Club did not meet but Monday night. for
discussion. The first regular meeting will
be held st Good Tcmplsrs‘ Hall. Monday
evening. Nov. 0, and weekly thereafter
during the winter.

 

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0. 1‘. .4. M. Dedication.—

Lincoln Council. No. 4. of this city. will
will dedicate their new Council chamber
on Thursday emitting. Nov. 5th. Members
of the Council will meet at the ball at 7
o‘clock. ahurp. and Invited friends Ill
the residence of W. H. Jones. (lpers iiouse
block. Prominent members of the order
from other localities will be present. und
addresses may be expected.

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.4» Epfnramv—
A tlpplcr stuttering on Railroad Row.
From In. shop humslnvd starting forth to no.
I‘snsed on the plsuk tbxt thinly covers o‘er
'I‘bst nvory drain that leads from Puck‘s drug store;
those slang track must sure have been described
8)! one who too much whiskey bad Imbibrd):
And star-lug vsccutly upon the ground.
Pondering as If some mystery spell bound.
At Inst hiccuughed this exclamation queer:
“ I—tmudur-trherr~l—am-twlflyv lien
A— if for-00th cf manhood quite bereft.
lie thought himself he at the shop had lett'
And then as If to [sin self consciousness.
Iiescxnl ln turn Bitch article of dress.
Takes 00' his but and stare-A Into the crown.
Then at his vast. coat. pants and boon looks down;
And rtwlsuml. with self-consoling damn.
Say! to himself: " 04 yrs 7 I gum- l~um
And bgckusrd turns to take another drum.
Muttctluu again: “ l'nr— Wat—I‘m .vme tlm
-—~~~-—¢>
Small Business.“—
Churglng fifteen cents It mouth for nwter.
besides $4 per thousand feet for gnu. Did
this corporation ever consider how menu
this uctlmi tippvuros ti consumers. or how
many customers they have but by it. The
price of gnu is high euouuh. at least it dollur
more than is churned in New York and
Brooklyn. yet if it consume! falls to use it
thousand {not It nmntb. be Is uddlllunully
c lunged to the umouut offiy'h-m Nut.- (ntilltll
business for n corporation) for rent of \vbn'
the corporation must posIIIw-ly u-m in Its
business. ilnr grocers should filllu\\' the
example of the Norwullt (ins Light Co. and
cbnruejive could for puss books. where tllty
dollars worlb of goods are not purchnsetl
each month. (‘ullstllllt'rs of gels must use
forty-eight (lullul's worth of fins it your, or
submit to the extortion qf ullc' «IuNur and
eighty cam for the services a meter Ilm's fur
the company. As we said before small busi~
ness. and we hope it will soon be smullcr.

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New "Meir-
Mr.P.D.irl~tn. u! the firm ol'A & l’.
Dorian, of oyster celebrity in Fulton

murkot. New York city. buying purchased
Gregory's Point. has commuted wuh Nor-
wullt parties to put up A large and coulo-
dlous hotel on the site of the old one. for
the accommodation of summer boarders
and guuurul business. The grounds are to
be graded and u can wall bullt from the
wharf up to the ship ynril. The bonus will
contain all the new improvements and will
be in all respects ti first class hotel. The
Wh‘ll‘f will be put in mmplete order and
Mr. I). is in hopes of Inukinu urnneemeuts
for the regular New York bu it to stop at
the Point tbr-ulgh the summer montbu.
which will be it great accommodation to
the boarders of this house. It Ii to be, cult
ed the Dorian Home and to be leased by our
p'ipulur and favorite. Capt. F. F. Stoudmuu
& Sun. who certainly know how to keep a
Hotel. and will make It go If any one can.
We wish success to the new enterprise and
that Mr. D. will never regret. his having ln~
vested his money in this section of the

country .
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A Pleasant TN
The 43 Annual Exhibition of the Amerl
cam Institute is now open. until the 14th of
November. at. the spacious Exhibition Hall.
bounded by EM and 3d Avenues. 03d and
Nth Streets. The exhibition Is far ahead
of any ever held heretofore on this coutl‘
bent. Machinery In mutton. delightful tuuv
Ilc afternoons and evenings. a superb foun-
tain. the basin of which is 40 feet In dlamev
tar. stocked with life. The winning boat of
the Suratous Roget“ IUWtd by the Colum
bls College crew. powerful Gnu oueluc. Dla'
mond.¢dged Saw. Billiard Bull turning.
Chromatic printing. hair machinery. grand
displsy of fruit. flowers, plants. etc. the
whole forming In fact the most varied and
complete exhibition of American industrial
Frees-sol and Product: ever seen In tbla
country. We have neither time nor space
to mention ans quemr of the scores of in-
tsrestlnt attentions on exhibition. A good
rsstsumt where excellent meals may boob-
tslned at moderate prices is In the Exblbl.
tlon building. Admission tickets to the ex-
blbttlon are on sale st the railroad tlepot'st
reduced rates. and our residents should tske
sdvsntsso ct tbs low prices of admission.
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1» connection! Refer-mater]:
Hem—Tbs General Assembly. st Its
lest session. pound an not. incorporating
cu institution for the treatment. cure. nod
marathon of person: addicted to the use
of nsrcotlcs or stimulants. under the title
of “ The Connecticut Reformation-y Home."

first not-ting of the ;corporstors was
“1‘3; In New Esvcn. on the litb last. The
pussMsre A. E. Burr. of Hert-

turf; DH. 6. [4. Mt. G. ,3. Hurley.
6. W; Rental. 3. A. Lledslsy. B. N. Goin-
lc‘s. Judas J. H. Bossy. of Norwich. and
Hon; 0. L. Griswold. of Chester. The
Board of Wm were organised by
the spacial-cut cf LIMIT. of Hurt—
mum.m n x. Comings. .-
m. A cells of try-lows was presented
m 1‘? hers-ling cf the corpor-
dceidsdly expressed cutest ex-
wu thought tbst
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days in the week. twenty-four bout-a in each

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Brown Mare
won “an.
Weight about uoo pounds. inquire at
m" 3‘. A. TOLLES & CO.

 

FOR SALE.

The House and not. corner of Washington and
Franklin streets. residence of the bite Matthew
Wilcox. For psrtlculnri enquire of the present 00-

consul.
EDWIN WILOOX.
ti * Executor.

GEORGE SCHAUB’S

NEW YORK LAGER BIER
SALOON

in Clay street next to Adams‘ “at Factory. First.
clues be r. Ale. Wines Liquors‘ and Clears. Lin»
burner. wet: and Band Choose. Bola no Hollsnd
ital-rings slwsys on bond. 1m. 902

 

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A BAD HABIT 2

To use any other than

PENNELL‘S INK.

It. ll not Injured by fronting. will not corrode the
pen or would

For marking your clothing It is 0. K.

Soap n (1 water. or boiling will not erase It.
the bent writing lluld n M In use. Try it.

A RARE CHANCE!

To make money is now offered. in bnvlnu Firstvclns
Building Lots. elegantly located on Golden liil
commanding I flue view of Lung libuld Sound for
titty miles.

4 Lots fronting on Illnuvnod Avenue

1 Lot " “ Golden Hill St.

ll Lots " Summit Street.

Terms naauousblo. For full particulars enquire of
Cl As is DO

or u. 'u. 'EmeJL.
South Norwulk. Conn.

"and Yellow Wail.

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.\S.\'E§§0R‘S NOTIFI‘L

Native. is hereby given to all persons liable to par
loses in the town of Norwulk. to bring In In the Ar
it"lifil'll. or to either of them. on or before the 1st
day of November next. written or ‘prlnlud lists tilll‘
tlor ottthl. of all the property owue by them. on the
but till ' of October. NIH. liable to taxation. otherwise
It wil be the duty of the Anson-urn to make out
uueb llat according to their judgment and knowledge.
adtlmu ten per cent. thereto. ubieh they by law arv
required to do. and from which list. so made. there
can be no appeal.

N. ll.» him may be returned to the Anderson. at
the Town t‘lerk‘s ol‘lleo. and Ill the City (‘ouut'll
Room. in tlw Fulrtlvltl Fire luv-urum‘t‘ (‘nIII WU"!
llulltlIng. South Noru-ulk. on and alter the Hit l lust.

MAR N S. i‘ltAW. l

'l‘llilMA.~I ill'YICli. -Aiflt‘niilrn.

WM. li. IIRNIlKlI‘R. l
NouuALu. tlrtubvr lItb. lull.

CITY A SSESSOR‘S NOTICE

 

 

Nu‘l‘lt‘li Ii llllltlillY (llV EN ’l‘Il ALl. l‘llll-
nous lIublo to pity taxes in the t‘lty of b‘nutll Nor
wnlk. to brim: in to the Assoc-luv. on or before the
that day of Nuveulbt‘ll‘ next. written or gilllled llutn
tllllili‘l‘ oath). of all the pro arty owned y them on
the tint day of October. tl'l‘vl. liable to txxstlnu.
illheI‘wlIull will be lbcdnty of the Assessor to maltu
ulll Illl‘ll llllu according to his judgment and know-
lmlgh. adding tun pox- (‘ont thereto. which he by law
in required to do. end from which list. so ulltde.
thorn run he no appeal.
N Il.—-l.lut~ ms be returned to the Alitvnnor. at
the i‘tty (‘ouut‘ll nom. In the Fairllulll Flt-u luau-
mum t‘umpsny‘s Bulldlun. South Norwclk. on and
utter Tue-day. October ltltb.

TilthAS (H'YRR. Assam-or.
(‘Ity of South Norwulk. number tith. lull. mam

R. ll. “0YT’S

Dancing Academy

WILL Ills} OPEN
Monday Evening. not. :itlt.
For Young (luutlumun.
'l‘uesduy iveninu. Oct. (Bill.

For Young Ladies.
A. noon M u outfit-lent number of pupils are ob
tntnou Io wurrltnl. It VIM:- fur young mum-s and tun--
turn will be ilIll'IH‘d in the afternoon. h‘rhnlurs rul~
llllllt‘tl ill any time during the neuron. ’l‘u-ruus, $5.00
per Quarter ‘l‘i lensutlln— psynble luvurlublv in ndr
vuuee. Hall to rent. and uuuir and prom nine nup-
lllt‘tl to parties Wllllll.‘! to hold “a cut ‘ormhluu.
l<‘or further particular: inquire of

R M. IIOY'I‘.

Wont ntreot. opposite l'uiou Ht'huol

A NEW WALL MAP ill"

(,’ (I ADV/LY ’ .7’11’ UT

Adapted to “mo". l’flhtlll'. and School use. 531th
lllt‘ht'lt ill six". Hit llue pnper. llaltllsollluly colored.
varnished. lmeked with muslin. and strongly mount-
ed on roller: Wu lu-lievu It currently represent-
the intuition of every city. borough. town. \‘lllngo.
rivor. mountain. and railroad in the state.

In order that EVERY FAMILY. OFFICE AND
SCIIUUL in the Male may have this large and cle-
guut Map. we oflbr It at the low price of $5.00 ouch.
on receipt of which uvm u on w will be font. Agents-
wsuted in every County. It ruse

J. ll. BUTLER & 00..

90.5 It I‘IIILA DELI‘IIIA. I'd .

 

 

DESHLER‘S
FEVER & AGUE
PI L LS.

Dcnhlur‘s Fever and Agile Pills. for more than
twenty years. lllu'obcotl butt-rattle public. and for
mom than («only years. they have stood highest.
not only In the general entiuuuluu. but In that of
rmdlmlrnen of both schools. Read when two emi-
nent phynlctnns of New .lurse any:
"\‘lc have used Doublnr‘u nil-Periodic Pills. in
hundreds of cases of Fever and Anne. and have never
known a person tohnvcanecoud chill after com-
mencing with than. We consider them a cafe and
valuable remedy. that ouebt to be within reach of
every family that Is liable to Chills sud Fever.“

. F03 SALE IIY ALI. DRUGGIS'I‘S.

'Fax Collector’s Sal;

“—0....—

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE 1‘??-
deralgued. under and bv virtue 0! a certain tux war-
not. duly executed no It: by proper authority.
and directed to the undersigned. outnmuudl him
to levy and collect. of the list-t0 of he Gmnd’fimcln
wood. late of Norwalk. deceased. cud other persons
usnwd in the rate book or list to said warrant on-
flexed. their several proportions of the sum total. us
therein stated. said sums being I tax or luau-mum
signed a ion In it meeting of the electors of the City
of South orwalk. regularly and legally warned sud
held In said city. on the lam do of April. A. D.
i813, met for the purpose of nrovt Inn for the indebb
canon of the mud oily. levies upon and will sell at
public suction. attbc premises hereinafter (loser ed.
up the lthhday of December. It. 1).. 874. at ll o‘clock
In the sitar-luau. so much of the will estate of Le
Grand Lockwood. deceased. situated in said city of
South fh‘urwulk. vls :woiia certain piece of cult
meadow and and 0 lists. lying new P be Island. in
. contain as ten acres. more or loan. bound~
ad not-t erlv by s creek. and Silas B. Meeker. nice
and others. easterly. on the channel of
list-bar. southerly. on land of said grantee. sud
wccterly on the Dcubury sud Non-wk k ltallrosd.
Mao. one other tact of salt meadow. or lslnuds. eit-
usted nest- Pine island. In said cit . containing three
news more or loin. bounded hurl. erly and easterly
on heirs of Chutes Mallory. deceased. southerly. on
land of Thomas: 3. Butler and others. westerly. on
hind of the Dmbury sud Nurwalk Railroad Com-
pany. and loud of Thom B. antler. And also. one
other cousin place of salt meadow. or sodas tbtta.
lying near Pine lulnnd. In Illd clay. containing three
sures. more or loss. bounded normally on s crack.
and Edwcrd 'l‘cylur «surly sud westerly. on a
crack. southerly. on lint-walk river. as will raise the
stint total or two buudmd end live dollstl and twenty
coma that. Milli! the pupal-lion of the mun total on
wddllaéecetbur M b till lead foes sud charges to

n d eve/to.
01 of South Norwuk. 0mm an: A. n. .
u' euanms w. le‘ru. m4
W10 Collector of City Tax on List of 1m.

NOTICE.
It I. Pardon. It. A. V'. Chicken» and Wll .
Stuart. In. I Hayes. Olin. urlbutt. 003‘. 3V3

smut: Ind Wit vs. so .bbas. Jan:
Mrs rnb r53: kins. and be u «r In. sang:

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Greater lnduccncms than have

been omit-ed since 1800,
in the prices or

WOOL BLANKETS.
BED QUILTS,
BED SPREADS,
BED TICKS,
BLEACHED AND
UNBLEACHED
SHEETINGS,
CALICOES,
GINGHAMS.
COTTON BATTINI‘.
CLOTHS AND
CASSIMERES,
WATERPROOF.
SACQUE FLANNELS,
ALSO, PLAIN
AND TWILLED
FLANNEL SliAWLS.
LADIES‘ AND
CHILDREN‘S
FELT SKIRTS
AN!) STAYS. IN
GREAT VARIETY.
LADIES‘ (lENTS‘
AND emu).
x's l'xmazuwmu
ANI) HOSIERY,
muuoxs,
NECK llt't‘FLlls

\
t
4

ill
AND TIES.

(llCNTS‘ RUBBER
(‘LUAKS AND
COATS. (‘AilllltlAN
J.\ i“ K l‘ITS.
WINDOW SHADES.
Oil. CLOTIIS
AND Rl'GS.
WALL PAPERS.

Initial Paper. le'w. A Box.

A Splendid Kid For $1.

NECKLACES.
BEADS. HIM PS.
FR 1 NGES,
HAT ()RNA M‘TS
FANG Y G ()ODS.
llllll u Grout Variety of
DRESS (lOI ills,
12w. Ere.

"be grout favorite Domenic l‘uttorns nod New
(‘ntuluunum t'lty :ml «unintry customers will tlml
It to their Interest to vxunliun our stock. as we will
"of be mulrr‘ml’d. (loud: lrumauction ever went
Agents for the bust chitdu tlxluru oi the du ~. bump-
lulu‘ti (lluvwl‘lttlug Corset. Willimuutie 'l‘brne sml

nix Cord Thread. and u tint-class New York Dyeing
Eltnblinhtnent

C.R.&. F.C.BENNETT,

WASHINGTON ST.,
South Norwalk.

KnAiiivnf's

Fl. U! 1) EXTRA (7T

BUCHU!

in the only known remedy for

BRIGHT‘S DISEASE,

And a positive remedy for

Gout. Gravel. atrleintcs. Diabetes. Dylpaplllt. New
vouu Dublllty. Dropay. Female Utluiplslntu.
Nouvltoteutlou or Incontinence of Urine. Irritation.
lulluumntiuu. or Ulccrntion of the

BLADDEII and KIDNEYS

Spertuatorrbtcc. Lencorrbws or Whites. I
Pnluiul Monies. Butt-in Down. t‘bicvosic.
and all Complaints incl out to Females.

KEARNEY’S Ext. BUCHU

For Stone In the Bladder. Calculus. Gravel or Brick:
dust Deposits and Mucous or lltlllty Discharges
and Diseases of the Prostate Gland.

KEARNEY‘S 689311030

Cures Dismal ulsln from llnpmdeneca. IlcbiI-I of
Dissipation. etc. but their stages. at little expense.
little or no change In diet. bu inconvenience. and no
exposure. It causes it frequent (lustre. sud lvei
strength to Urlllutu. thereby I‘t‘llln\'llll:0blll‘lli‘l- nun.
Prevention and Carlin: Stu-tonnes of the Urethra.
ullsvinul’slu and Infldmllulloli. cud expelling sll
Poisonous mutter.

Used by persons in the decline or change of life.
after confinement or labor pains. bud-\Wlllllfl in
children. etc.

Prof Stools says: “ One bottle of lit-arm ‘s Ex-
tract 0! [Indian In worth more than all other uchus
combined.“

Kearney’s m Buchu

Permanently enrol all afl‘uotloua of the Bladdsr.
Kidneysmud llro steal Swelling:- existing In lieu.
Women cud Cbll no. no matter what the use.

Ask for Kenmore. Take an other.

‘ (in It i .
m- ...s...:.l.-:. scum: " m

Intro-r. 10¢ Duns]: Srunlt'r. New Yeas.

A Physician ln attentional: to Answer correspond.
magic [Ive sdvlou we. stand swap for People

For Saleby Drugs-tats Everywb er

Junta Quack. and 1mm
no annual rot: Anvxcs as cementum.

Dr. J. a. D ntt. Waste of Jam-on ledicsIOol-
:30. blind tibia. author of seven) valuable ml:
works. one be consulted on all I! seem of
us which be bu nude so es-
psclsi study) dtser or Meier. no nsttar
rent wbst cum nrlxlnstiu’r or how long studies.
A rnctlcc of 80 your: snub as him to tracts discuss
wt sum. laminated. res-ons-
bls. 'i'bosc at s dictum cut forward I tar mm»
in: symptoms sndsnclociuu sump to prepay noct-

‘ for tbs union to Hecltb. as it) «no
J. l. DYO‘I‘T. .D. Physldifidsnd “an s.
a tubule Strut. New err.

ulnr or
terility

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Tlilllll‘llli'fillill. Bill

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HAN]uuaumluci‘s,
TABLE LINENS.
LADIES‘ AND

FOR

«o- »--———-

lllMS'l'llllK

Blill'l'llliiis

N0‘V PREPARED
T0 SHO\V THE

ARE

LARGEST STUCK

0F

BLBTHINE

EVER “Riblllnlll'l‘ INTO
FAIRFIELD I‘0I'NTY

Of which they solicit u careful
inspection. 0-.qu close t‘tlSll pur-
chasers. (lm‘ assortment is nu»
usually large. and Consists. in
part. i'ull

Yuulbs', und Boys‘ Suits. which

of lines 01' 'Nlt‘u‘s.
will be sold at prices to ('t)l‘l‘(‘-

spnud with the times.

We would call special nttcn-
tlon to our large and varied
stock of Overt-outs. embracing
all the New Full and Winter
Styles.

Boys“ O’eouts, from - $3.75

4.50

Youths"

u 6-

Men‘u 5.00

 

«coo ~~ -

0U]! MEN’S

Furnishing Deparlm’t

IS FULLER AND MORE
COMPLETE THAN
EVER.

Men’s Underwear n Spee-
lulty with us. and at /'

Prices to slut all.

tumult JACKETS.

FROM $1.00 UP ”’ARDS.

Hats and Caps,

Horse Blankets and Lap
Robes in Great Variety.

v we). ».-»

Etc", is, a; usual, the

 

 

Extra. Indiana,

“

Family

6‘

Choice

RAYMON

 

DAIlIEN SEMINARY,
REV. C.-:VW. SHARP, PRINCIPAL.

AN ENGLISH AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL

TO PREPARE
1305's and X'oung‘ 3101)

FOR BUSINESS OB COLLEGE;
T

DARIEN. CON No

Win Open sent. as. ten.

DAY SCHOLARfiw'floys and Yawn: Men I Ill be
received as day scholars.

.8 AV!) YOUNG LADIES‘ will be received as
dgxrldllolnrit. under apecisl cure of Mrs. Sharp.

G'stwud for circular or nddress principal.

BRACKET AN 1) BALL

LAMPS AND UHANDELIERS,

FOR /
KEROSENE:

AT

E. K. LOCK? WOOD’S
Enema BASKETS

AND

 

FLOWER POTS,

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Extra. No.1 Michigan,

Family Michigan, -

Family St. Louis, - -

 

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.. 0.50
- . . 9.00
. . . 7.50

Fancy, Pastry, St. Louis, 10.00

9.00

8.00

AT

D BROS.

SOUTH NORWALK.

AND

JOB

mun,

is ALL u‘s assumes,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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