til
3‘
dill
t
ii
ill
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no or Letter-
IS. am‘“) in the Melon. at taooth Nora-Ills
RN tmaniutfnr any or three
tut-Ia wtlt plo‘aee a: they ore advanced
unm‘ LIST
ra. Joan r.
LET-«all Irv. 1‘me
6331133le LIST.
kph! W Woodrll. Gm
amount. Ir John B-aorr. Ir
r‘.“ do: In “more William Toby
hunch-cpl Waterman. Ir. Altai
J. 8. BURNING. Flt-Inf".
1pm: films and <Notions.
Owing to toe cilantro in the ttrtn publish~
log the Spartan. it to impentively necea~
nary that those indebted to it. abould make
early aettlrutent. There are aeorunta on
the books that have been donned, till we art-
M to don more, and for their own
dating aa well as ours. we hope they will
air! this m-ttfer thv-ir attention.
«or—-
‘t‘onncil meeting Monday night.
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Borough election n; at Monday.
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Blaine for turkrya generally reaulta in
getting one for about “LN.
-¢o§ .....
That was a apleodlrl turkey.
In Alma
Lynch. Irma.
Tough mouth for wusberworneo—flve
Monday!
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Chaa. F. Roan. But. says there watt
more thanks than civil}.
The new Ital-d of Selectmen
upon their duties yesterday.
entered
”w”—
' We will aive either of our premiums tor
No. 120. me and to: n! the 33311331..
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Cont.Perkitta was in this city Tuesday
1nd Wednesday.
w—
A quarter of a million at people viaitci
Ithe American Institute Fair thia u-aoou.
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You adrertiaementa are read after your
‘atorw it timed. and ’ re often pursued before
it is opened in its inc.
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Gen. Stone and \Choo Digoon. played rx-
hibttion eamea of billiarda ay‘BtEdrnan‘a
Hotel. Wednmday and Thnrafloy evening:
last.
MOW
Quill driver. quna, has got a silk hat
that taken the glot'rofl u! anvthlng in town
We bellow-he callaiit the "our hot. We
take 05 (h) tur hat.
”O
A line time an! it‘d at RM. Hurt"
Darwin: Ana'dt'my. Thanksgiving eve. Mr.
Bovt‘n sociable; grow in popularity with
each one.
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It is concidered conclusive rvidertce now
that a "no is drum! if he goes up to a lib~
‘ crty pole and remarka. “Dttahv. how long
(hic) fore my turn to not shave. ."
”400‘—
“.\ tiattzhtor in almmt always right when
alu- ondmvura to imitate her mother, hm
we do not thtnk tho mother in "q‘l'tllv right
when. at a certain poriol at life, she tries
all she can to imitate her dnttglttt‘t‘.
WW.—
Sinoe the prevnlunce of scarlet lover
moo: the children of this city. the child
at has a ltrothvr or sistrr down with that
isease and is kept out of school as a con-
hence. is envied by the entire school.
pop ,___..-
We see that n Kingston on: men was mis-
aked for a robber the rthor day. Our arts
an --but we won‘t my what our con-omen
hin‘l. He has a crosa to hear now necond
. to Chit at tn!- RI‘V- H. W. Beech.“
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A good way to hrElk ofl'drinkinz liquor ifi
evrrv time you take a drink dmp a shot in
the glue. and an the clan fills up yot'r
drinks zrow smaller. until you drop the use
of liquor eotircly. Mustard'seed allot won't
do however.
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We omitted to mention the ball of the
t: nrnside Guartla last week. The I1! tir vrnE
or a success financially. about payinu ex-
. men. A masquerade ball in now talked
t for either (‘hridmaa or New Year‘s eve.
: tter luck out time.
«co—~—
A special scltanl meeting for the purpose
laying a tax. noon the taxable prop rty
the Union School Dietrict. will be held at
- Fmoltlln Strret Srhml House Tues
y evening. Dec. 8th. 1874.
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53?. Dorian. the owner of Gregory'a
Ml. was in town Tue-day looking after
the impromptu-rte at the Point.1'he proo-
. 33 that Capt Stedtuttn in mine to burr
mulling filled up in first-class atylr. and
V“! I ”home. he ia bound to make it
,pupul .
- “aw——
The winter charger-eat of the Dtnhury
J Norwaik Railroad. commenced in!
“may. changing time of departure
. tron thicity 0! ill.
’ tub tot!!! and 6:18!-
fm-Dfllhury lathe
at, leaveInIOle Tbetintet
train. rental- on before
. M'—
Oweot the lost. Wedmlny afternoon ex
pro-o mica waa compo-ed of twenty can,
7 drawebytwo locomotives. Comm-y rela-
tives and that Tit-abutvlog turkey. waa
hfiayopbttohveaaooereuealoneea
meow-hm ltia mighty-toughen
midterm are the: deprived of the
We! theyear.
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flap-JIM C Alia! Pearl
“ - are mat... attention to-
redeigarinaaraaoetmatpwoak.
:wiatmmthetoounandwodoa'tkoow _
W 7
Ir leached-occult realm “or out
ctaorhln. lttheyoanoalyhdtbateatino-
ayreqalred.
W
The hat ace: of Llabooa'aarbotngrapk car
it waa chain; Barney‘e “analla” toward
New Ocean.
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Hrs. E. C. Quintard. of Norwalk. end
“in E. Hubbrli. of tbla city. are vialtlug
friend- lo Wuhiugton. D. C.
W
Hr. Gutoo la elected Governor at lease.
coo-em by a little over 7,000 majority. But-
ler baa no' yet got over winklnl at the ar;
ray of figurea.
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Hetero. A. Dicker-man 6 Son are owrlns
inducement! to purchaser-a of winter areas
pod; They aloo have the agency for a
Patented hdiea Garment Supporter.
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The premlutna we are giving to minor“)-
era to the San-Ian. are gt-nuine ateel plate
enmvtnga. We now ntl'cr both the “ Stay
at Bay" and "Death of the Stan“ for one
subacrlptlon
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Tbe rew once for the Lock Cunpany is
enclosed. the root tinned. and ere long wv
expect to no its ndlcera enaconced in in
neat apurtntenta. The tactury to running
on half time.
”‘0.“
The Black Crook was perforated at the
Opera Rouse laat Monday night to a good
home. Hard times. toilet-d, when the leg-
itantttte drama won‘t draw.
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Tho mice: at the Buptlat Tabernacle
last Thurhiay wore vere intemtlnn and int
motive. The stinging and chanting were
very fine. and Rev. 1‘. P. Tower punched
an able and thonehtf l sermon.
w.»
The eeaaott ia approaching {or rein-nt-
bruncra. Now don‘t forget your newspaper.
the Scat-mar... A kind word from a we
slant reader at a paper will often aecure an.
other.
The machinery at the Fairlield County
Planing Milkhroke down Monday laat,
which will cause a aucpt-naion of operationa
fora few days until the Norwolk lrout
Worn can repair the damages.
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Frraldrnt Jewrtt ut the Erie Railroad la
to art “0M a your aalary. We don‘t ltke
to underbid a man. but we wou‘d ettnalder
the matter it the altuatioo waa cloud to no
for $89,900.
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We call attention to advertisement of
new flat: and vegrtable marktt, in another
column. Mr. miller. the proprietor. baa
taken the old stand on Main atraet. fut-roan
ly occupied by Jas. O. Crowe. fitted it up in
Mervin. and i mac keep a arct-
claaa market in all reapeeta. Give him a
call.
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Turaday laat the President. Secretary and
Troraurer. and General Aunt at the Exoeh
aior Gas Machine Company. now located at
Wumn. Noam. were in thia citv for the put;
time of rxarttinlrte the premimof the South
Norwalk Phonic: Mill Company. with a
view to removing their buaineaa to this place.
and went away fetvora‘tly impreaard with
the location of the factory and the city. It
to to be hoped that they may be prevailed
upon to come amour its.
...__
M.—
In behalf of this community we think
the Superintendent of the Danbury & Nor-
vt'ttllt Railroad for hla promptnraa in rome-
dylntr the inconvenience to pedeatrinna at
the depot, hv leaving aptaaage way over
the crosswalk between the care that lie at
the drpot waiting the arrlv‘tl of New York
trains. Such cum-telly on helm" of the
management is fully appreciated by our
pcvple.
«or-«~—
Last week. our cnllrclor. C. F. Rtymr-ud.
wlnle enunged in milking. M. his home, no-
ticed n trump coming limping up the
front yard and nakrd him where ho was gov
inc. He replied to the huuac to get some-
thing to out. Mr. Rnymond put on u very
itwrtlcd look just or. the tramp reached the
door. and cried. “Man. do you know they
have cut the email pa: in tltnt ltnttaa.“ Til:
cripptn instantly "Cover-mi the full use of
ltiulimlta. and with a horrified shriek rushel
out of the yard and out of stain with an
neility born only of fear. This is a novel
idea. and when a shot. gun is not handy. it
in the best plan we know of to get rid of
these nulsancun.
W
A young gentleman and his lady love
were out. riding and cujoving the lovelines-
of arocrnt eveniue. The gentleman took
out his llnlt‘~pl9ct‘.tlltd seeing the hurries:
n! the hour.aatd to his companion. in an
afi‘eetlonate too".
“My dear. it la eleven o‘clock. How
quickly time flies when you are in good
company."
The lady who had been silz-nt for corru-
time, anawcretl ;
“ I widt I could say the name."
“ littmph!" replied the young map. “ you
could if you'd lie liketlto dune, as I do."
M“
We love the. cltil lren, G ti bleaa ’em. but
it dot-a make us a little road to be compelled
to go to our nmce tloot forty or any times I
luv to answer knocks. and the timid re
quest. for waste paper. Not but what we
would willingly give them paper. if we had
it, but we do not like the disappointment.
for we alwaya expect to and behind than
knocks 3 new subscriber. or some conscienor
atricken old one. come to pay up arreava.
It begina to wear on ua. an we announce to
the little girls and boys that we have rut-
played two large paper mill: to make up
for us a car load of red. white. blue. and
mangled paper. which will bacnt up into
‘tripa and neat to thin city. On ita arrival
piper carted around to the animal
divided among them. They
inpatient tit yntay "lhtaoxl'aotory
opporttathehockl‘aotory. ‘ '~- -
MO.—
in. enter-prior that“ rprung up in this
motortbe peatyear eaauwt with each
ml tom.“ the new tailoring and
etc-rm debit-banter Butt-ta 000.»
Ito-walk. Baviutabaatboatotatorawrly
up“, 0.? Cora-amp“ the 0am
concussion, and that room looked aa though
Debating Club.—
tbe quutlon. Resolvedfihat greater legiatatlvr
mtrulnta uhoutd be placed upon our Rtll
road Cnrporatlona.
tlve; Judge Crew and L P. Poole in tin-
acted aa Judy”, and gave their decialort for
Benet-.tboywdmdltitfldatfinm-
nonmember-
otmtaacberlntbatdpado.
W
Ayoertg ladywlto baboon greatly“:
noted by a lot of aletplatooa who un
der her window every night to on. ““1!
everlceoaato love." wlabea us may that
it they will atop their fooliabneaa. and come
to and talk bttalntu they will confer a la-
vor.
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Tbat Wuhlugton street man who an val-
lantly attacked the waah boiler week before
last. met with another and moraludicroua
adventure thla week Tueaday morning he
arora hetero it no tairly light to perform
that duty which to no agreeable to married
men. i. r. make the fire. and atorled down
atalra in his mocking tent. He got alorg
very nlctly with the duty until he went
around to the aide o! the stove to not the
dried wood from the even. when hla right
foot went down to the ankle into the buck .
wheat batter part which had been placed
along side of the stove by the prudent wile
Action upon the first impulae be alerted
hack. and in doing an.tt‘e tool in the pan
dipped. the other foot went into it. and hr
out down quick. and from where he atrttclt
there radiated glutinoua streams of hatter
to the ant-rounding wall; on all rl lea. The
min of the tall and the nrotanity following
awnkened the first. and down alto came
in morning deahabllle to aacertttln the
meaning of all the commotion. and with
such loving epitheta aa vou “atupld old
blunder-Melt“ "you blind old idiot.” alto
proceeded to assist him to his feet Hot
No.10 appendnm noted on tho batter to:
to instant but iorttn int-tutti only. When
they flew out as though the power of gruvi
tatlou lt-td auddonlv oeaacd. Those fee-t.
pmpellcd by the wright above thrm brought
up again". the side 0! the husband and thr
batter Will scattered audit by the audden
a whitewaah brigade had gotten up it riot
in it. There war no buckwheat oakra that
morning, and now the batteria placed on
the mantel to rain '
MOO-w
Thia elublaat Monday evening diacuaacd
W.W Onmatoekaaar
3 Bradley and B. W anloa in the aflrma-
creative. A L. Filthy and O W. Smith
the negative. Next Monday night Ada.
Priaby and Henry K Baker will diaeuaa the
attention: Mud. “That the Drama exert:
a beneficial influence upon aoelrt y
Mm
Improvements.—
Ttta new coma-Mk front the corner or
High atreet tn the corner of Went atreet baa
been laid. It la a tine improvement and
onelong needed. The district committee
have alao had the aidewallto around the
arhool property on Word and Spring atreot
ruined end graveled. The benefit of there
improvementa will be appreciated durlor
the coming winter. Chapel atrattt haa been
curbed the whole length and E. Adams
Eon . has graveled the walks leading to hia
mldence. ,3
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Montoya —Barnard Concert. -
Our citiaena will be tavored next Wed-
mrhty with an evening at court and ruttalc.
~urh as la rarely ofl red outside 0! New
York City. The enlctmtted Rioharda—B-Mr
a rd troupe. comprluinn tnixtoen iirat chm
artists “ill appear on that cvenlnn. at the
Opera House. Norwalk. in a grand coatumt-
concert. This troupe has recently virltcd
the lending cities of New England. and ,
wherever they have been they have received
the most flattering notices from the pro“.
and been urgently rrq'tooted to repeat their
concern. in Hartford. Springfield. etc.. nod
to answer to these demands they will up
poor in most oi thenc chine agnln. It In at
aeldutn that our penplu are treated to a {but
«lune entertniumnt 9! this kind. that we
think lilt‘V will turn out Turgrly to welcome
them. Tickets 50:96.1ieaervetl mate 75c".
and .100. For rule at. \Vttedi jewelry atore.
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Neptune Log.
Through the courtesy of V‘ioe'Cummo-
llnl‘t! Lester we. have rccelved a copy ot the
' Log of the Eight Annual Excursion of the
Nt-ptuttu Yacht Club, of Norwalk. Auguat
187-1.“ written by the members. and edited
by the Luz Keeper G. .1 Anlttln. and pm-
fust-ly and chnracteriaticnlly illustrated. Of
the Contents wo cannot apenk poaltlvely. for
much of wit tt is printed can be understood
only by the know-inn nuoa. but we think tht
chapter on “Blud‘ Fever“ particularly it:-
trcnioua and witty.
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Union School.
The regular term examina‘lun will begin
Monday. Dec. 7th,:nd eondutteetwo weeks.
no follow :—-
Cartoon!) Sr.Scrtom.—1st grade Mun.
day A. M t SI grade. Monday P J. ;-8\
crude. Tue lay A. 31.;
P M.
Fnuxux ST. SCHOOL—ls! grade. Wed-
nesday A. M ; 9| grade. Wedneaday P. M t
3.! grade. Thursday A. M. ; 42h grade Thur»
day P. M.; 5m snide. Friday; 6th grade
Monday; 7:11 grade. Tueaday; 6th ghee
Wedneadtty: 9th undo. Thunder.
The houra for examination will be from
9:i5'tu 10:45 A. 11.. and 1:00 to 8:80 P. I.
The order for the grade: lower than the 4th
will be :qpelling. ill nti'nutea; arithmetic.
80 minutea; reading. 00 minutea; zoom
pity and general ext-reins. so toinntea. The
order for the other trades. except the high
M, will be Flaming. opening. 80 min;
else. to mloutea; afternoon. grammar. IO
extant-a; geography.80tnlnntea;‘readla‘nfl
MI“ ctr.
Mahatma-or.“ IdiWood. .._
. w
4th grudt‘ Tuesduy. M
at." arithmetic. an minutea: genera cur-V
‘ rig? mama uo»ut«i°"'r‘r‘rtt at.
5 Lou n
Tar-a m. For“ magi-Pram” MW it
[1.3. ‘ILWILL.’
Death Not-walk. Donn."
TAXPAYEII TAKE N0!“
“Three or, club. will be. I‘M to Ill 1:!me let.
ll". be not mtmw to call and cattle.
“W 1!! wtwox.
Mentor
hi“ 1.1.
South Nor-walk. October I 18'“.
TINWARE
or sun! nucarrrtox.
AT E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
DOWN“ AGAIN!
LOOK AT THISl
THE
Meat Market!
WASHINGTON 81%,
Oppoalte A. Dicker-move ltore,
mm or
S. S. DURAND,‘
AGENT.
Wl‘l cell moat. altar thin date. at lower price- than
it baa been time the war.
Porteruouaa Steal ......................... ”eta.
Sirloin Steak . "meta.
Round Steak. ....................... .. tlota.
Chuck Rib .......................... tam
Span Rib" ........... . ........... Wise“.
Sana:- (olr own Ina») .......... I: are
mantle-t. .. .. ...... . mum
FutundNavalnTreab. ....... . "ouch.
Corned lad... .. ......... . "ammo.
ltatapcornadllaetouatda. ... .. ....tleta.
toalda ............ . ........ Meta.
unhparottartetu. . lbtolleta.
“flatten... ... . "manta.
Iattoaottopa ................................. new.
tin-a. Whole ..... .. .................... “New.
“ ahead” . ...... ... .. ... .Iew.
Batteraadbardatmweitmhl’rleaa. according
tattle market.
mums. TRIOI‘LI’ 04m.
S. S. DUBAND Agent.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Dre-rotor or Narnia—ea. Poona-u A an“ no,“
No rumba! "at.
tlatate or mm .ant ire-cool mm”
Bum"
Mount in cold Mdlattlnt. “tilled in
the Nnrlt of Na cred
Truataa raid oatate praya the mat-ant
'iat tomato receive. ax-
roll
in in amt will t noticed
oe.aad rd thereon and
“d‘i’i‘l“ii‘°‘"i.‘“"°°‘.t a... " ”$3.?
«- a
o aaid eatate la in «filament II
and b tutti the name in ace _
“gull-3:3 Waugh? lean: twat va damn
”0-8.? GEORGE A. DAVENPORT. Judge.
’ n:
V
TAIKE NOTICE
.—————
$12,900
WORTH OF
TO BI SOLD
WITHIN THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
1 THE STORE OF
C. H. HARVEY.
! would ntoat roapeotloliy call the attention o! it:
Public to the
BEST assonrauit'r
or Good- brottght into thin o‘er: ot‘
the country .
New la the time to make your arlecttona. aa the
i have not to be cold. LARGE BALI! AND
SMALL PROFITS hI the motto. Coma one. come
all. at we tntutd to all. The but than in we will
man you well. attire atora ot
’AND STAYS. IN
Boots and Shoes
‘7
8.
BED none,
"BLEACHED AND -
UNBLEACHED
SHEETINGS,
. ‘ CALIDOEs
amounts, ‘ .
corms BATTING,
CLOTHS AND .
CASSIMERES,
WATERPROOF,
SACQUE FLANNELS,
ALSO, PLAIN
AND TWILLED
PLANNED smwns.
LADIES‘ AND
CHILDREN’S
FELT SKIRTS
GREAT VARIETY.
LADIES" GENTS’
AND CHILD-
REN’S UNDERWEAR
AND HOSIERY,
RIBBONS.
NECK} RUFFLES
AND TIES. '
HANDKERCHIEFS,
TABLE LINENS.
LADIES' AND
GENTS’ RUBBER
CLOAKS AND
COATS, CARDIGAN
JACKETS.
WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS
AND BUGS.
WALL PAPERS.
Initial Paper. lilo. A Box.
A Bplondld. Kill For $1.
NECKLACES,
BEADS, GIMPS,
FRINGES,
HAT ORNAM’TS
FANCY GOODS.
‘ and a Grant. Variety of
DRESS GOODS,
Etc, Era.
favorite tie Patton“ and New
read otry outer-era wttlta
nternot to examine our unit. aa we
Amie the beat attai- an». «the p.
n‘m- “to" cut-tumor. it; “t
Emulation». " Nu
C.R.& F.C.BENNE1T,
wientucrou em,
Iouth Namath.
KEARNBY'S
FL UID EXTRACT
BUCHU
:la the only known renady tar
BRIGHT'S DISEASE,
And a poultlvo remedy (or
Gout. Gravel. Strictlurea. Diabetoa. Hbyanepala.
N vRou- nobility. limp". Female tlo-pla eta. u
on- election or incontinence nt Urine when
mutation. or ulceration or t‘lt‘am
BLA ”BER and KIDNEYS
Snot-watt! ManaguaeorrboaormteeJr-rpataror
thnll mat-m Dow tmm
.udlttm'o’motulfm ”nigh 1"
£3-
lortltoaeintltalladtlw.
«inborn-mead timer
and Blame! the
KEARNEY! gymnast:
«(late-la”
KEARNEY’S Ext. BUCHU.
error:
urn. now PREPARE]!
T0 snow Till}
LARGESTSSTHCK
ctotutut
EVER BluIlGIT INTO
FAIRFIELII COUNTY
a” which they solicit a careful
inspection, from close cash pur-
chasers; Our assortment is no.
usually large. and consists, in
part, of 'full lines of 'Men‘s,
Youths’. and Boys’ Suits. which
will be sold at prices to corre-
spond with the times. 3"
We would call Special atten-
tion to our large and varied
stock of Over-coats, embracing
all the New Fall and Winter
Styles.
Boys’ O’doftls, from - 83.75
Youths’ “ “ - 4.50
Meti’s “ “ - 5.00
nun MEN’S
1'“
GO To 5
Hi] RLByTT’S;
He will doyou no ‘harut. _
In eumotrrhewi will keep you cool
In winter he will ieepyon m
BASS" “ALE, ‘
The Best Family Liquors ~
Unfit-IL monol- g,
conxmaanmuum
Orrourl O. W. “are my:
Tbla examination will
phlbitbn. but for the
tlfi’howledla of the
tulantea.
he held
at
ltwkb “Adana elation-arm attain
c. H. LHARVEY: 7‘“
TRY If an em mm? i
Norwalk Chronicler