South Norwalk sentinel, 1870-1887, 1875-03-04

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“:1? "was... saint ungua- scrspeloss care is ills inclinations“ ea;
“‘5‘" m M iraprecautioasagalnsipschedeonveuilcas.
“" mum 2‘33 army ism are iadleatlens of win pull-
“£me lag and fugleisg its favor of “old hacks.“
uells arrive and unless they are counteracted. the beat

“u". uec will not he placed in nomination.

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lemma 7 crowns
The veryjust article on the “(W
Dupes-Is. which wccoplad last week frets
' thew Ma. must mrddléhd:
m ... m its conclusions to every intelligent sited.
m ﬁwwxy ii} We infer that the editor is fully of opin—
ion that in all cases where the rcspocsibllty
“5.x of the care of money and bonds is assumed
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“meat-‘8'» by aback in its official capscliy and ...e oh
:3,” 0.. m dingry cunt-we of its btlslltesl. ill! batik
mtg? sbould be accountable in can of loss. and
Gail Kin-r. that any other ermclusion. while unjust to
a“ 3%.: as.“ depositors. would. at the same tune. open
mr”"‘°‘“"‘°’ “‘ the door to many forms of peeu‘nilon and
straw has no“ titers.
in CO treosl arm. fraud.
k shoe m" The legllirlint-v bulimic! of a linuk is to

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I Ran!“ . . . I r I! 1. lug I‘ a.» M“ C .
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car an: sod .

no} 'Bu‘lidtil: ‘ 131'..- an ‘conrmronﬁmsg change upon mirimminiil ‘ill lwtirltlw usuv
ally dealt in by hackers; our slluril i it more

wart. coal yards. sunrise. lorisla. etc. For the
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to be “penny “Bill‘raliill i til it x‘ll'l'i wicks,

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533...:phﬂm twin; 3... :33. unis-3.91%: bonds and motile). arr at tho risk of the
Fair‘dd rm- lnscraucc Co. which has agencies in . ' . . ‘ .. ;
over star in the l‘niorl. and one of the most site customers. “hm “l ‘l m}. m ruinous "" ““d
mongol mmpanmiu the country. The?» anexcel- control of bsuhs. or Wllllt‘ bring used by
:1”:ng ﬁfgjgﬁﬁﬁff’gﬁﬁnfﬁ‘a. as them as sour limes ll‘li lwvn found ntlcr~
3.: eye; can gall-g. an or ":1. h “incl-:3"?! wards to have llt't'il the cusp. it Would tipi‘t'tl'

lf 1‘- I'I'I W are 3‘ .
clanxgbmfrrru'l annular V'Iﬁnl‘ld curs on rec. lly mrrli‘ in the Withdrawal of nu impure
‘d . ed b those not so in usinm ‘ ._ . -
L.7r3m.~°;'c‘up..§nor which cont buts lunch to the “I“ ”a"! "w" l’u‘im" ‘ "n“ care ttl than
no. runrmuxe pmprrlty or the ciry during the will cease to entrrl-t lllt‘r properly to cor-
:liﬁruz‘a‘rmllll‘dlmfflbi‘dwhis: pomhms mlmnunr it.» u«- ~--rluiablliry l...
b “ bond a mere pretense.

«dices. which will be an honor to the cl’iy. But. we think the Springtiriui Republican
1‘3fmb‘ffrii‘ﬁa.“l-‘l‘ﬁiﬁédl‘flm‘ll‘ﬁ. ls wrong In in sulm'lu" "w "w
unelt- rac cclv paper published. and «captors ﬁeld decision in the one which mill for its
«try and throughout the county.

rig oraplaoe to

Any information
da mi will be cheerfully gin-n by sddrcesillg an noted the published reports. we recall same
number of the Ul:y (eve-neat. whose names wt
be found in another COR”. South Norwslk 08m

attic-rd and maturrsblc. The hotel recentiy des-

lroycd by ﬁre will soon be ml

There is

“ad its am in the disseminationcf news in the
W“; ’m o rm b ca mum and timely ammonia is in her-plus Willi the liv-
dlill “I II a!“ 1 menu ' * » I
“a " “gum“ uh city. cisiorl in sirrlllar renal-a. fol so far mi so but

ravens-iv: or lab-rev. u it ta a city of rest
nee. nary nous! importance and in notice—a rep-

bonds alleged to have been stolen. which

recountin- New England town. having is
prim-r and rot rlvc furnishing and
Q: and .joy sg fe.

Now Senator Shurmanﬂbe chief saint Of to which we refer. and lb! base of E. W.
the Democratic party.rlcclarcs in anofﬂciai Suart es. the Rink 'of Norwslk. l0 well

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report to the senate. that. there is no gag knows to our readers. Yet. in the latter

achieve in the famous "Poland press-gag case. the verdict was ill favor of Mr. Stu—
lair."

which were in fact many thousand dollars.
a point. not in diqpute. were fixed by the

TM. re nomination of Gen. Hawlcy for

Conan-”r is only what was expected. Mr. Judge at one dollar and legal costs. while the
llzrwlcy‘s rceordr'rr Congress is such lb it be default of the blink. whereby they escaped
wish! well feel umud of it. and his district under ll rule of ('onrtvtcllctlt law from a trial

will undoubtedly re-vlrct him with an in- by jury. would of necessity given him
creased majority. Though a partisan of

in his party with as much vigor and perti-
cscity as a Democrat could. and no party
measure ever receives his support as such.

trial.

provisions Joe. Hawley will go back in courts are wirllout any decision touching
the next GougrrsS. and add lsurels to those the mutter.
already won by him.

Tire ﬁre losses to New England for the

tions.a (iceisio’u which vxiloneratcs the ac
trial custodians of bonds held evidently in

month of JanusryJS'fs, are reported as ful— their own intereshl. is cortaluly contrary to

seven suits in nearly all many different states
“““"‘.M““""‘ “dim“n“ ‘0 thalliml'k against national banks tor the recovery of

"cm“ haveresulicd in verdicts in furor of their
owners as against the bunks. lllc exf‘r-ptlous
being only the instance cited in this article

art. bill. s'ngularly enough. his damages

the full valui- of the smallest bond lost. by
the. most ultra typo. Ihwlcy fighrsrbe evils him. a point. which the counsel for the
bank is said to have admitted during the
But as the case was not carried up.
sodas we know of no Olht‘r clue of the

unless he be in full accord with its aims and kind having been tried in this state. our

We only add llllll when rlegllgaricc is
charged. in additiourn all other conﬁdent»

bull or ﬂ he. I.
Miran. Tums

. wrr spur ‘ mu." m
iris Mobil ash rm: m

m rum Ncsocv ammo-no
our: sources“ mansion. Sui-auti-
mourn looov‘a axrwaxcsl. Tau.
accocnv rams our wiro it'w I"! Ann
was a rarer or it.

On My afternoon ills am local as-
pros train. usually is chem of brlcductor
Ward lliebobdmt‘ on this trip in charge
of conductor left New York cs
little and all was well until about. three-
qusrters of a mile were of the “Shel at
Port Chester. wherb it was running at
least thirty miles an hour. when the M
sengcrs were sisrilsrl by a tram-denatu-
ring of the cars which told them the train
was 0! the track. Thersrsaintlw of the
story we give as told to us by a commuter
who was is the mmsiels‘ car. the out
behind the baggage car l—i

“ As soon as I felt the jar. I knew what
was the matter and Jumped up to catch
hold of the band iron over the side door.
lgut tllerc ahd grasped tllc iron. and
looked but of the Window. Just then the
humid end of the baggage car. which
had been violently Jumping and shaking.
swung round towards the bank. and it loud
snap told me that the coupling bad parted.
The forward end ‘struck the bdgb of the
bank. and went up on it. until it reached
the wall. the tsp of which is here nearly
level with the adjoining ﬁeld. The coul-
nlutcrs‘ car ran into the side of the bug-
gsge car and pushed it along. swinging its
rear end forward until the cur was at. rgllit
angles across the trucks. reaching across
the down track to the outer rail. The
forward prirl of tile commuters“ car was
swung over the down truck. the right cor-
ner being iiftrd over the baggage cur.
nearly tipping this our over. The bag-
grrgo car did turn over. and lay with its
top towards Port. Chester. When I saw
the baggage car it ovarl stsrtcd to get
away flour when: \klll. as I expected the
forward part of our car would get smash-
ei. Icuught the iron on the other side.
and held on until the train stopped. The
other plmiengers esch struck out for him—
svlf. and were thrown from one side to the
other. When the train stopped we hur-
ried mlr.expccllug to ﬁnd those in the
baggage cllr either killed or seriously hurt.
The door of the baggage car swung down.
and we lifted it up and looked is. Pira—
ingcr. ills baggage-muster; Moody. the
superintendent: the mall and express
agents were all in there and list! just got
on their feet. having been tumbled around
pretty roughly. Moody crawled out. un-
llllrt. bill looking as though he hadn't
rested well. l’ltslngcr was slightly out on
the head. where it trunk had hit him. and
bruised iii the side. but llcstllyed iii his
post. his first act being to pitch the stove
out of the car. The express room Ctlii'
ruined a number of heavy boxes besides
the iron safes. Had the messenger been
in there. he would probably have been
killed. After learning that no one was
killed or seriously injured. we started back

lo“: the common judgment of mankind. andfwc

Massachusetts ................. “53.775 ﬁlm 'm. the Republican that “such a cou- to see the rest of the train. and found that
Connecticut ..................... 193.900 srrucliou would exhibit a weak point in our of the seven ears in all. not a wheel was
Vermont ........................ “0.800 bank laws.“ and he attended with results arl~ on the truck. The engine and tender
Rhode Island .................... 88.800 verse to the welfnre of all institutions thiil were several rods shend iff the trsin. the
Main? ---------------------------- 41.200 seek to cast (it! the entire burdenu' “*1le Miller coupling betwtcu the tender and

New H ampehirc .................

5,500 sibllity.

“£33375 Political Review

The annual report of the state treasurer 11. w 15‘.er of Tris Stimulant. :-
for id“ shows that the largest tax paid by '1 had gimmr forgotten that we were go»
any insurance company last year was from big to have an election this spring until re
the Connecticut Mutual Life insurance com. minded of it by swing gentlemen around

. earl in the morning. with high hats on.
$2? :zfiizﬂitﬁ; amountingtoglﬂﬁnm goin’g as delegates to ' 1e diﬁlmtut conven-

tax on the grand list of not... The state conventions of both plir
New Haven county was IllSﬂTﬁO-l; llari— ties have been held and we believe vvrl‘ Wm
ford county. ”3.69313. Hlddleux county. selection has been made on both sldt‘l. it

is wait conceded at this time that tile
03.53133 Th. cwnu‘m‘“ Mutual Life Demwulghave thelmiie track.but sstho

insurance company‘s tax was more than the canvas there may be monument“
in paid on the entire grand list of both New against them. The Democratic (magi-oar
liavrc and Middlceex counties. The whole “00“ C‘WWNltm. Whilst-lug lllchﬁvld and

‘ l ~ r l rt tort
w .. ... ............. w minuscule rl:.,‘“.‘.:‘..:...l.l:.i°....

contain. the whole tax paid by the life Bump“ again. l think they made it till."
cunpaulrs. dil‘l‘lﬁtll 33. being over tbrev- trike in so doing. I believe till-"party it“
‘ ilnl'lr‘r‘i \! the w“ “v if! a m t". ‘ 5“", m,“ y." u“. 9‘“ t nu. mun rat wliii r
t t ‘ ‘ x give the otllce more attention .‘ir. like
nuiu has been conspicuous olllv for his Alb
seuce. lbellcve he got l'lhtt'l‘llrl “3:“? dg‘s
.. ‘ . _ ago but enough in vote: or out . ~oit‘s \
lilo p... “ruler and present spring have citlc N.“ Texas “gunmt. All the war of
lawn rerrlurknllly cobbbiil there have been ([3. Connecticut represrlitatlvcil voted no.
f‘t‘leli'r Mulch in this section. The winter 1 do not undertake to say that it was not an
n: to.“ w... mun“. throughout 5;", E". hour-st vote. but i do . that it in no tluki’e
had a: being much colder than any which ”limit; fwﬂmrgxng;zvmmww M su ‘
ilsl prwr-drxl it Probably no year since ﬁr. Barnum may be elected. hilt if the
o-zz‘d furnish testimony for cold either so Republican c lll‘i't’

lull-use or protracted. The now. which nomination "“‘y “'

r‘rlle ll‘l‘l'd 77157:.

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ntion makes a judicious

ill stamina {)i‘lll' choline of
“election. The most out it u will rule.
"""N 1“” “N” mm“? a‘ ""3 "m“ in my opinion. is “on ll. l‘. Nichole. of
mm”! November. V“ "m found ‘3“ “’3‘ Danbury. lie has been it member of the
April covering the fences. The Boston Posr le lslstur: sevelral timeti. an: h}? liiledhtbe
1;»,ng January 12'np0r13 3 m“ on the a cocktail: rcssurcrun er tlt.‘ it run
Charles river for the entertainment of trav. “d other: for «VM giving entiru sot “f'w‘

. tirn to the i is of the state. He has al-
Elk‘r‘ Th” 309““ 3‘1"" Letter. 101’ March vrll's baopz‘np active business man until
6. tells us that "people ride every day from wit in a few years. when he retired with a
Stamford, Conn, to Long Island. which is competency.

. .If the Republicans are wise
mm. remuﬁy Even as f“ cast as New thelthrll nominate D. P. Nichols.
London. we are told that “die ice extended

enext We come to is Senatorial and

Probate conventions. Neither ride bus
into the Sound as far as could be seen from
the town:"snd ihst“Fisher‘s Island was

called yet. but must do so soon. and I rim
laid candidstfal are llgury, ctfpcSallty on the
- . tic s e. ave on t e name
united to the mainland bya solid bed." ()n f moor? l. C unt , Com
March 28. the Boston News Letter reports 0 Ch" es cwuon' prawn u )
that the people livingou Thompson’s Island
had crossed over to Dorchester to church on

missioner—a very competent man. sud one

that. would make a good run. Mr. I’urdy.
the ice for the fifteen preceeding Sundays.
As late u the 921x ‘of July a letter from

of New Canaan. I understand. is another
formidable candidate. He has represented
his town in the legislature several times and
isssidtobc a talker. He is also a

New London. Conc..reporis on the rutside Strong temperance man. and would t s

of the Connecticut. river a body of ice as

forge as rwo carts can draw. clear and solid.

and adds very snlessiy that “it might lay

there a month longer were it not that so

large shore of the temperance vote 0 the
district. The next candidate. and perhaps
many resort out of curiosity to drink punch
made out of it.“ On the 17th of July snow

the error: is Fred W. B
was szili lying in a mass in the town of Ips-

. mggcrhoﬁ'. of
D.-ricn. eﬁpresented his town last year
in the legislature. and made a rd
wicb. lass. nearly four feet. thick.
But the m: marvelous record of that

rcco
He is a good every-do business man. on
season is the statement made by Alonzo

d ii
would be a credit to a district to send him
or an of the other gentlemen named.

Lg'is‘ author of "The Annals of Lynn.
Mus," 1!: ll “Francis Lewis the signer of the

The

Repu items will not bevery much embar-
Declaration of Independence. drove his
horse from New York to Runnable. the

rmed for a candidate. It. is pretty gene
rally conceded tbst Fessenden. of Stanford
whole length of Long Island Sound. on the
ice.

willbethenomlnce He is a you man
with mare than ordinary ability. 8 dis-
tinguished himself in the lost legislature by
§iposm ﬁche schemes to siren en the N.
. N. . c 1! Railroad.
Parallel Railroad man. and
the exception of Ass B. W w . would

be ssgood a man as the could nominate.
The penis Judge of hole. We have
bad Davenport for for the past ﬁfty years, I
guess—st. an rate he is the only man 1
ever knew as ridge of Fromm in this Dis~
tries. andhehasrnadea good man for us
But the J is getting old. and a little
may. he often does not get to his
ace until eleven o'clock or lster. rind when
hedoummhisofhcs lanai sﬁtplaoefor
people that are is the habit of having things
comfortable at home. a gets very
well with little or no lmupecially with his
two moons bummed to his chin. and be
t be ccdurabls with all these draw
good-natured about tr.

way it

hleic
blurb“

C0 ( 'NT Y COX VEJ‘I? Oil’s.

The importance of the ofﬁces to be ﬁlled
in this county should impress upon the
minds of the delcgales to these conventions
their duty in supporting only the best men.
In too may instances. candidates for these
emcee are min-sled by cliques. in opposi-
line the wishes and judgment of the best

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baggage car having broken short off. The
engine was on the truck llll right. but
every wheel of the tender was off the
thick. The snu‘klpc car wheels had gone
off lbe‘eft sidc iii-d the wheels of all the
olberrars uﬁ‘ the right side of the track.
Further down we found that. the cause of
the avoid-rt was the spreading it the
rails. and this hlid been caused by careless
and sillfileu repairs to the truck. Where
the tics had settledJllo rlills had been
lifted up. wedges put under and the rolls
spiked down again. leaving a splice of all
lﬂi‘li or more between the rails and the
ties. thus making a leverace which. when
the train ntruck them. the spikes were till-
able to withataud. llud tlirww rails had
spread and turned over.

That their was not a great loss of life is
due in ll number of olrvutiistlirmva "rid
not. the car been provided with the Miller
platform. buﬂ‘cr and coupling. “telescop-
ing“ would surely have occurred. llrld
not the rear cars left the track their run-
mvntrlm would have driven the forward
cars in a heap into the owrrurnsd baggage
ctr. with results fearful to contemplate.
As it wna. rurlrlirlg ever the ties lliltl on
the ground. they rapidly lost liiadwny
and these resultn wr-rc avoided.

After the accident. tllv passengers. all
of whom were bound for Stamford or
above. broke up into psr‘tlr-s. Some of
then remained with the train. while others
walked up to Port Chester. Of these.
quite a number hired learns rind drove to
Stamford. while others wsircd loscc what
would turn up. And they waited three
hours. until the half past eight o‘clock.
when from the down trarnsn train was
made up to carry the p'sssmlgcrs cast;
during the whole weriry waiting. the tele- .
graph office was kept busy smiling rues-
ssnges. but the cﬁices above cltucr could
not or would not give any information.
and many unfounded rumors of a huge
number killed and injured were the result.
(.5; Stamford. in psrticulilr. the earlirst in-
frirnation wlls givcn at 8:35. sud this was
that a train hrrd lefr Port Chester. bound
east. at 8:35 ."

The various trains up and down were
delnycrl till after midnight. About 8
o‘clock the wrecking train went down
from New Haven. slid by hard work the
curs were gotten out. of the way. the track
repsired. and Wednesday the trains ran as
usual.

Considerable suxlety was full st this
station when the accident was ﬁrst heard.
as a great many living in this city patron-
ize this train Ngularly. but as the news
came over the wires that “nobody was
hurt.“ anxiety was alloyed.

It is the general opinion that the Miller
coupling and buffer saved the cars from
rglucopiug. and prevented a great loss of
life. ‘

No " walk.

Senator M II borne.

Stanley's circulating library is a sum
‘Ow is that gold in yer ‘ed 3

"The thermometer has been down to are
ageia.

Bowman you going to plowycur
garden 3

The shirt faessry folks are taking ea sew
lit-I loci-i- m Mint 3:19 0“
“ I _ i , , _ 7’

Thnsddigger is new achiutcgette

“knell.

“adverbs-been thawls‘oul shops

m Melit- o'f mussstwll’s‘r
shilling“ -

mu up the noel. and Milan. rm

down deshcvelaaddehoe. .

If things wsr‘eiit~ spring: last week then
they war‘enl—that‘e all i

If lbls mum mum “intuition
have a corner in unit.

The musicale was held last week attire
residence of Plait Price. 3311.. West. Ave.

Riverstreet isn‘t any wider than it always
has been. rlcr porbably never will be.

Geo. W. Grain. Isq.. possesses the ﬁnest.
ccllvcitcaclsldaad l'ere cotaslsihcstaic

Realty Bros. are making a “boa trial“ llat
which they expect will he“ a rib Bale
next season.

Another wretched snow storm on New
day. Clearing sidewalks is therefore in or-
der again.

A bad leak in the water mains on Elm
avenue is overflowing the road and other‘
wise trialling itself a nuisance.

An unusually fins display of Armor Bo:
mils was witnessed in the Northern hesv
ens on Friday evening lust.

TileHNorwnlk river took our February
“thaw" with an Amount of liliicrless that is
Somewhat asiorlislllugl

The Opera house is occupied this week.
Wednesday evening. by a “Prof. Baldwin."
in all mum of spiritualism.

Tile ritecf conﬁrmation was administered
lsst Sabbath. at St. Paul Church, East. Ave.
by the Rt Rev. Bishop Williams.

If the three last days of February. are to
control the month of March. we certainly
are seeing to have u buster.

Our merchants complain of business being
dull. Wonder what else they can expect
this kind of getting around. etc.

What looks more like spring.lllnn to have
a sore eyed man stcp‘up and ask you if you
don‘t want to buy some horseradish 9

Owners of llfli'Sf‘I complain of outs and
sicbbclng high in consequence of the cos
tiveuess of transportation. etc.

It seems kind of funny this week. not to
be able to report sornebody‘s leg or neck
broke. by falling upon the ice. etc.

The byulorltlily Union Temperance nicer-
lng is to be held this week lit the Second M.
E. Church. Keep the good work moving.

Medallions of Henry Word Beecher are
being sold about town. How nice it is to
get your reputation up. isn't it. ,
”Our new Water St. ﬁsh market lssteppilru
into quite a thriving llrlsinr-ss, lu rpitc of the
dull times. diflicillly lrl gelling stock. are.

A Rev. Mr Brown. gave an lutbrcstlng ac-
sccourlt of his cxpr-rlrrlcrs irl Mltlhlmlﬂl‘v
lsrld. lit the First Collul‘vgnllorlul Church.
lust Sunday evening.

Harlem .2 Co lllltlt'r llll‘ tlpr-rli House. are
first gaining the reputation lrrurlrig the men
of making lb.I most frtslllorlrlblc and lust ﬂ1~
ting suits in town.

Norwslk fullers can't go part it house llflcr
tcu o‘clock at night. and sec a light ilrlrrlirlg
low. without sinrtrrlg the report that such
and such it girl has got it been.

Exciting match games of billiards are in
bloom at the rooms of tile Norwulk (liirbl
What there is in this unlllt‘ to be so nitrite-
tlve to the men. is more til iii iv .- (.‘llll under
stand.

Won‘t sutucliudy plousu clupr with some
body eisc‘s wife. break their neck or corn»
mlt sulcidwjrlsr to furnish a ﬁrst class ox-
cilenlerlt. and tlinkt‘ n tip top newspaper
item.

Wlirlll sunshine. fog llllll the Court of
Burgessos. curllblnml. have ill but succeeded
in freeing the ice from the sidewalks. and
the walking public or“. consequently. "won
ry much obligrd.“

'l‘lln borough llonrd uf llcllcf will lwur
whirl dissatisﬁed folks have litany. on Thurs
day at lllt’ Writer conirllisrrlonets rooms ill
the Savings Bank building. Wall Sr. Stop
in and jaws little

it is whispered about town that it very
select marriage is soon to take place. some
where not a thousand miles front—w'vllv—un
matter where lit prrwnt. It isn‘t fair to
mention it you know.

Rev. Mr. lleatly. of tile Elsi nvcnuu n»...
list Church. ermducted the service at the
Aims llouse. last Sunday. llcv. Mr. donor.
of the Flint Methodist (lhtlh‘h. is to preach
neat Sabbath.

The borough riirlllurltlvs lilti't‘ cruised the
ire ltftllltlil llit‘ Elsi lrvcrlile watering trough
to be dug liwar. thereby affording liltlt‘ll
colder access to the. very lrr‘uoluulodrrllrlg llll‘
paratirs. it took a good of lrislr miracle.
however. to lrccorlipllsil it.

All elephant is 4382 times bigger “Hall a
bed iuigaiild yet there are thousands of men
who wouldut go out of the house to see an
elephant. who would make such it fusslllcrs
wouldn't be any living with them over the
sight of o bed bug. ‘\ 0

Nutrition of the vatune Club already be-
girl to froth at the month over their next
annual excursion to Martha‘s Viteyard.
Wonder why the woman can‘t enjoy those
trips as well as the men folks! We know of
one woman who will go this year if her hus-
band goes! You bet.

All overcoat was picked up last Sunday.
morning near the Down Town burying
ground. probably left there by some young
man on his Saturday night drunk. for which
there is wanted an owner. Don't. every
budyspesk at. once or the ﬁnders won't
know who to give it to. ’

Our local dealers are experiencing some
difficulty in supplying their customers with
oysters. in consequence of the scarcity of
the bivalves from difﬁculty of "gathering"
them. The weather has been such. combin-
ed with other obstacles. as to almost render
it impossible for the oysternien to work
more than hslf of the time. and then to it
very poor advantage. Those who are post-
ed in the matter. say that the damage to the
oyster bed. this winter, is again to be local-
culable.

New Canaan.

Geo. W. Raymond still continues to gain
in health.

The ﬁre still smouldcrs in the collar of J.
& J. Benedict.

fir. F. B. Purdy and family have gone to
spend a few weeks in New York.

There is considerable talk about the
widening of Railroad avenue. We hope it
will not end to talk.

At present there is lack of slow room.
The news oﬁlce is in ii basement and a butch-
er shop up street in a dwelling.

Married larch 8d Shelton a. Hoyt. of
New York. to Kiss Elisabeth Dixon. of this
place. at the house of the bride‘s father.
The. question m as the Young
)fsa‘s nym- lest mu vial“ w “R!-
aslvari that capital pusiskuesi ought to be
abolished.“ It was decided is “realm-
iive. We are sorry this lacunae“ with
clcssddccmas there are llghlstherethai
osghiacttehehidsadsrsbsshel. ‘
“slew plastsg antihbslit cs themes
of the old use. lav-calving in relation is ,

54M.“ .. z ».
«‘16 \V\!$ h.

Thu if Ill.‘ corner shield be ornamented
with a lit building we ﬁcttld llsgiu it)~
leek ciii '
1;” Old lei“: lagoon? which was flour-
hb m ‘ I N not been heard
md'm. Maternity. and W
of its rum our is was It Bliss‘ cigar
store with feet on window slll.cigsrin mouth
gssing out over the blackened ruins d ream
lag of times gene by or thinking up ques
done for some far off future. It seems raili-
er straags that members of a misty‘ that.

pics for others to follow; and dispersing so
which useful lrtio'wlsdle to the inhabitants
of the town.shoultl sit calmly by and allow
it to end in m

Rownyton.

The building of a public hall is talked of.
Mr. Ashallal Boar! shut and brought borne
twenty-sewn wild ducks in two days of last
week.

We line had a permanent ice bridge over
our river for about six World to the great
convenience of pct-sorta filing on cllbcl‘
side of the river.

The case of Dr. Higgins against our
school district was decided by Justice Bulb
ton in favor of the doctor. An appeal was
taken by the dcfeu lliut.

M or tile liiforlned. Mr. "lll'f‘tllil our litl‘
tel proprietor has been complained of for
selling spirituous liquors without u license.
Mr. Hurrold says he does not scl‘. but that
several persons keep it bottle in his place to
drink when they please.

Dnssbury.

Don'tbrlrlgoul your linen dustcrs until
next wcclr.

E. P. Fnircbilri left here on Monday for
the sunny South.

Hailing is so far of? tlllll you have to look
through a smoked glass to see it.

Pcoplclinve more confidence in their feel
and legs uow tblin they did it week ago.

A man at work cutting ice on Mountain
Pond. last Friday slipped and brokc one of
his legs.

Mrs. KlmbaLll widow llldy living on Rab-
bit lllll. fell on the ice Saturday and fruc—
tured her hip.

Why iﬁ ibis Cold weather like a story in
the New York Lodger l ill-cause it is to
be continued.

McGr-sclly carnc out till Saturday evening
with an extra Containing no account. of the
procuodlugll of St. Jlillt'ii p-rrlsll in regard to
its Rector.

Beautiful Spring wus ushered ill on Mon-
rlriy by a rcgrrlur old fashioned snow storm
severe enough to ilnvc tlcldcd lbu palate of
ll Polar br-rrr.

George Barnum Irving on Spring street.
was the llllililli‘rlt rllllri irl town last Sunday
morning. llll lit'l“lll!f‘ of his wife presenting
him with it [Hit of twin's it buy rind girl.

The lltnrsltmlic Rilll‘vllltl Cu. illtctlrl soon
to furl it train from llt‘ff‘ to llll‘ li‘Oll works
(llrookllt'ld) to liOtliilllllllltl-ift' the Illinois tllnl
work for Quit-rt limit.

At the lurroiigli meeting held Tuesday
cvcnlngit wns moved todlsrnlss the meeting.
and carried rlnnuilllollriy. lirrc erldelh the
first lesson on file-p issud police question.

These cold bigot: rnakc old ll-‘llCllt‘ltlﬂ
envious of rilnlrluioulal felicity. They go
to bed alone in the cold and get up in the
morning on as and cold. all because they are
too stingy to get lll‘tfili‘tl.

Charles llnvir Wits run over by the cuts
on tile llrookﬁeld brunch lord near Austin‘s
(ironing. lust Friday night. lllltl instantly
killed. When first awn by the engineer of
the train. be was laying down with his head
on onenf the rolls. but the train being so
close to him it was impossible to stop in
lime and the whole train linseed over him.
Tllt‘ body was horribly mutilated. one llllilil
being cut off and the back part of his head
broken in ii fearful manner. The unfortun-
litc man was from lirowetors Station. The
body was taken there on Monday for burial.

A rllccting of St. Jlrmral l'ariali was held
last Sitilrdsy afternoon to take action on
the recent decision of the board of refer.
cncc in regard to the dlﬁlcillty existing be
tween the rector tlfitl l‘srllrll. At the niect‘
big it was voted to dismiss the “color with-
out paying lliul tllu amount suggested by the
board rlwcfcrcnnn. We learn that the Par»
isil intend to pay the ilrrctor the «mount of
his sulsry rlrlc up to the present time and flu
more. There has been a good deal of inlrr-
cal rlianlfcsled hero iii this unfortunate dim.
cult y between the ltcctur rind i’srlsil. the
Rector Dr“. Hunlcy bciug ranked as one of
the best citizens we have sirlong us. and one
we can ill nff‘lrri to loan.

One of the down train: an the Drinhurv
road Friday afternoon lust took on board at
Georgetown three young lsdles. After
seating themselves the conductor entered
the car. to take up the tickets. In doing so
be picked up on the floor of the cur s wood-
en leg. Silowrrllr it to me ladies he politely
inquired of them if they had lost any such
thing. They blushingly replied they had
not and thnt it did not belong to them.
“Well." sold the conductor. “I shall watch
you when you leave the cars and see which
one of you goes lsuls so that I can return it
to its rightful owner." The ladies left the
train appsres'ly in 9 sound condition. The
leg proved to have been broken off of some
lltrle girl‘s dull.

For the Ladies Only.—
Pungees are shown in gay plaids.
The prettiest dresses are of figured gliuze.
The Spring bonnets are to have very lugb
crowns.

Wuisis sud sieves were never so diversi-
ﬁed as at present.

The entire fronts of nocturnal dresses are
now made of puffings.

The newest kid gloves lire handsomely
embroidered on the back.

White llama lace sacqucs are wcru this
season with evening dress.

The Lord knows why some iris were
born. but you and I will nllver lino .

It requires a fair complexion to look well
in the broad sew collars and cuffs.

Some of the imitation Valescleunes lace
can hardly be told from the genuine.

A pale blue silk with diagonal bands of
dark lapia blue velvet. is considered tasty.
White genesis were considered Abs ecl-
blemofnourellgnstllsberelgncfahsrlcs
the“.

Over-kins sew res its! lot-Mes
also slumslsrlerelcopsrl~ narcotic
' Thsmblseksiiiiccsiusiss ere Isle
“in: Wﬂvsbtnwrassslettshusg
m . . ,,:

M”... s

mild ‘0 “0 Belling slink glorious straw d

hmiuslaewtbsfaskmeselorf "

k. h‘mhna‘ ' f on

For his or least.

"Meant.

and sat

blood poisons. thev animal. vegetable or
mineral. The Golden Discovery is rear-muted
by him to cure the worst forms of Skin Dis-
sascs. is all forms of Blotclles. Plrupics and
Eruptions. also all Glandular Swelllugs. and
the worst form of Scrofulous and Ulceriilvd
ores f Neck. Legs or other parts. and all
crofu nus lscssvl of the Run a. as Willie
dwellings. cver Sores. Hip olrit and Spiv
uni Dileliscs. lili of Which belongs to Scruf-
ulous diseases.
CONFIRMED—Hi? Jorn'r Drunken Cllllllll.

W. Grochtstiorl.In...luly14. 1873.
Dr. Pierce. Bull'nlo. N. Y.:
Dear sir —My wife ﬁrst became laulc nine
years ago. Swellings would appear sud dis-
appear on her hip. and she was arsdrrnily
becoming reduced. and her whole systcra
mom with disease. In 187) a swelling
broke on her hip discharging large quanti-
tics. and since that time there are several
openings. Have had ﬁve doctors at an ex-
pvnac of $125 . who say nothing will do any
good but a surgical operation.
July lﬁlh. 1873. he writes thus: My wife
has certainly received a great beneﬁt from
the use of your Direovory.fur she was not
able to get off the bed and was not expected
to live sweck when she commenced using it.
it your ago. She has been doing most of her
work for over six months. iius used twen-
ty bottles rind still using it. Her recovery is
considered as almost s miracle. and we ut-
trlbutc it all to the use of your valuable
medicine. I can cheerfully recommend it
as a blood puriﬁer and strength rr-storcr.

J.’ M. llOiilNSON.

Discovery is sold by druggisls.

LOCAL NOTICES.

it"l‘llc best Nuw York Lager Beer sold
at (lcn. Hellttllll'rl.

will; and seeTllo-u new Hulllburg Eda-
lugs at A. Dickcrrilnrl d: Son's.

W'Gatid pillco to buy shoes at A. H.
Hoyt & Cu. Norwnlk.

W" Mr. J ll. (‘rnw is is l“. A. Sclts‘s
Old 51416. F. 1!. Soil: is not dr-nd yet. e
is ready to do all kinds of Tin and Sheet
iron work. (live llllll it call at Raymond &
Sherwoud's Csrpeulcr Blrup.

WGo to John llulrillngs to get Crofut‘s
Bncllwbcnt Four. sud Diamond Driszust.
the thing for Prrricskcs. Also. Good Soutll~
el‘ll llnncv it! cents per lb.or Allis for 50 cts

[Q'Mabrgn Grnprls lit .l. E. Smith's Fruit
Store. Railroad Place.

wl‘rlcev of Ribbons reduced 50 per
cent. or A. Dickcrrunu d: Son‘s.

[3" Fresh Confectlorlcrv at J. E. Smith's

Willvc Ger-so li‘cntlrurs at Bucklrlghsm‘s
Furniture Store.

....lf vori sriiukc the Did We" Club at
gar. you will get the worth of yuurinoney.

Wllsve you ever been to A. ll. Hoyt d:
00. shoe store f

N'A fresh assortment of Hamburg Elu-
broiderles at A. Dickermnn & Son‘s.

W Perfumery. of rill kinds. and rill end-
less variety of Fancy Soups lit S. F. Puck‘s.

a“ Wine of the Woods" is asked for by
everybody. Cures heurinellc. constipation.
rheumatism. For sale lit 8. F. Puck‘s.

Williuonns at John E. Smith‘s.

W Bulleless Sardines at Brown A Wll‘
cox‘s.

W Try Brown .b Wilcux‘s choice Tests.

IT Virgin Leaf Tubacdo only Tote, at

Tucker's.
Always on hands—lira“ Nuts. Eur

HIE Walnuts. Fulton Nuts. Almonds. Fresh
Roasted Peanuts. etc. at J. E. Smltll‘iL

I.” Mineral writer on draum also nil
kinds of bottled water at 8. l". k‘s.

The utmost reliance may be placed in the
curative properties of Hunt‘s firmly for the
prompt rrmuval of kidney. bludder lirld
glandular distillate. diabetes. gravel. dro y.
female irregilbirlllos. ailments of the iir rio-
genital organs. urcritnl rind pllyahial dcbrlii y.
and pains in the side. back and lotus. This
urcpcrritiorl has been for more than n quar-
ter of a century a favorite medicine of fatal-
ly physicians.

w—w—w .0.- . 7*-

Thwmmm's Ivory Pearl Tooth

I‘W’df' e
is now admitted to bu the best Deutriflce
known. Used d‘lll . it will keep the Teeth
Sound. (“can and bite. the Gurus Healthy
and the Breath Sweet. it contains no acid
or other iriljurlous substance. cannot injure
the enamel . and is uspcclrrllv recommended
to those who. having good teeth. wish to
preserve them. Sold by rill Drugglsls. 95
and 50 cents per bottle.

STOP TRAT CUUGlI.—lf everyllliul
has failed in your clue. trv Du. Mounts‘
Svrrrrr on TAR Wrm Crrilimv aux) Hons-
110mm. and you will thank us for the ad-
vice. No pulmonary complaint. however
cIlronic. can resislsdts healing inﬂuence.
There is no case of coughs. calds. sore
throat. llOltl'llEllt‘SS. psthrna. or bronchitis.
which it will not. cure or greatly relieve. It
is a preventive of consumption.snri the best
known remedy for cnour. Takes away
all the distress of wnoor-mo cocoa. Clears
the throat and strengthens the rules of speak.
ers and singers. Contains no upturn or oth-
er dangerous drug. and is lesson: to take.

Grill and ask about
299-974.
mi.

W
As an antincid and remedy for bllious
complaints. from excess of eating or drink-
ing. Milk of Magnesia is a most potential
agent. and popular menus of cure. It will
be found.u on trial. the best remrdy ever
discovered or the cure of indigestion and
kindred ailments.

WON DERFUL SUCCESS.

Three years ago Dr. Boscllcc's German
Syrup was introduced in the United States
from Germany for the cure of coughs.severe
colds settled on the breast. Consumption
and other diseases of the Throat and Loans.
No medicine ever had such a success. .
000 sample bottles have been drstrlbrrteil
every year for three years by Dr htlin
all parts of the United States. an nearly
1000 letters from Drugglsts are now on our
files. saying that no other preparation in
their stores sells as well and gives such ex-
cellent aatinfnctlon. All we ask is for you
to no to S. F. Pwkaashington sl. Druggist
and set a sample bottle gor ten cents and
try it. Regular also 75 cents.

If life and health were entrusted by dol-
lars and cents. Milli of Magnesia. for dya
pe sis. indigestion. headache. sources: or
sclliy of the stomaol'nd dlmses to which
ladies and children are subject. would be
worth its weight in gold.

M
r Till: Almanac Publishers complain that
their business is destroyed by ‘s Amen
icon Almanac. The is pro or it so'auy
other. the Farmer’s. Western Southern or
the Rummhbml a”. the when they ca:

Ma i n .

gt data. weather and lake. of them all. and
when all. medical sdvlm which is invalua-
ble for every family. ,. It is so tell am

the dr lat and
ﬁmn‘lursigem

ler's Block. sole agent.
L.

shiadcfuacsrtslattsi.“ purple ace
Madmatdlﬂssduicihesye. __
summoned-essentials-

0" "‘i‘“ “.5‘.l’i“di.‘l“‘ new}: 9°“.
which i e own EBWARD'FRR&%“
I .

‘l... 2., - "tr ~ -. .- r . . . . ' ‘ . . ~
The . .hsr 0 source fro y ,lch awn-oil“! 9mm no no... as 1... W a wast-urn our.
oursydtymds t“1 I d from Whirl?“ ac ? 1mm mull: mu. reside-n .r is- no ‘W
001'“. out " ﬁvi‘ﬂkﬂﬂ‘r “ . ﬂ . . . m~rorpanicslarsucwlsrcgsbeprcsuueco
Niki-.bowimportsn - - ‘l he t“ “We III-If: .
1""- "l‘ MN“ '“° “mm A‘Mll'ug Mulmwmuugie ., sum MK”
sums», lo functlccsareweakcn i ,v. Mﬂwlthlntweﬂl'bntcs wanders-t. ‘9'. 7 m ..
t age 1 ' rtant organs.astllc lungs . _ n w “w“- M (II! .
m or :33: be calm is mostdimrmur. 9‘3 ‘° . a“ “'0th 00m . BAP. .\
aces r bums every one to imp rileir , "5 " silk: igmlarus‘rm
W“ ":2: iii‘“l.r"°2i“lli: law-mm .. . meow.
clones a ocs is y _~ . “u“...
ticular lrigour of the year than any at be. Exmgﬁé‘l‘aﬁ: “on“?ulell" lh‘iw'lé I!!! nu: CHEAP. E
ii: strain iliiihl'l'll'dfmd‘i’r all .9...M...‘.b'm. pm" " Vic-Mme the am ,1}; m mm It»; gigs-w . m
Wished Now Dr Pit-mil“. nl ll: 93ml" .dllsl st. Nerwalk. ~ . “D ~
not mail tphplacpnllis‘aoléien 3:93:31. Ed: It I“ "u “Wanted. a m LET.
cover-y n e on onus 0 use It ~ b m
friltnl by recommending“ it to cute every Straw smua’rmrliu Operators «who're QJW. aﬁdﬁmug Mum.
disease. nor does heloflidoftlniegd lt.ou lilo mum-M wwggvgyysﬁg est-u » a:
cum “h.““iiiilti... rm ‘1 ..... ‘ ............ To cm
eac now it c r , .
he does malaria this. that. there is but one [Wallet lever: ﬁlm‘s-sell. glutama- flaunts. wists
form of blood disease that it will out. cure. 0m no” Meow. n... and w... mun 1v V" “0 M" mm“ 00:3me
and tbstéii‘s‘salbe'ls canoe; guided“ est :9; a“? who an) 33:31:“ we ‘ steady‘w006k will 1.“ loosinu'llftidl am?” e m
COmmeﬂ I "0'97 0" I “D . ‘9 8 V0“. . .3 u. o , . .
by known ildto be iha’rnrlsé sgsrcainirulllyod #353: “lid" “W 0W“ 30“" Mslli- inﬁmn‘uiriy‘i ‘33: ﬁnanciers. &.ﬁ£ﬁ‘
e r -ver. tritw rec .v 1"“ ...
f“ :31“ u 00 en: “Ml“! om" know“ Found. entrain the best mariner. and OI stool. women».

AUCTION.
'l'ha right of omit: in a house and lot situated ea

wen

her state.

for the purpose of per

The sloop "James flat-gen." about It tons bun

men. it cw measurement) in o

vessel s able. and a fast sailor is new

. are award. of salts. a

t foughonl. and ready f

ill be sold vcr chap if said soon. Apr

ply to or ’Iddl'oll LUV i BRUTH IRS.
Balm

Estate of Louisa Cruwlo it. late of Nor-walk. in
said District. deceased.
l‘tle Court of
walk. hath limited and allowed
the date hereof. for the creditor: of said «tea. to
exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who u
tee: to present their accounts.
within said little. will be dcharr
persons indebted
make from
ass-3r

A Pro ”bite Notice.
Drsrsre'r or Neawmr. ss. Pan-ave Conn.

Probate for the District of Nor-

co sslrl es are are requested
sdiate psymerlt i
can‘t. SEYMOUR. Executor.

Registrar-v Notice.

Notice is hereb given that the undersigned Rog-
rain" of voters or Id Voting District of the Town
of Norwalk. will be in sessiun at the allies of Will-
iam 8. liouron. lil said District. on Saturday. March
lilrll 1815. fromil o‘clock a. m.. to s o‘eloes p ,,
feeling the voting list of said
district. and to receive names of spplicauts is be
made electors.
NELSON J (DRAW. l Registrars of Voter s for the id
Jullﬁlgsg. BOUTON. l Voting District .of Norwalk.
~ i

will expenses. South N
‘ l“l.2’“lil‘i‘i:i3".‘2'.ll£"ll2.2i‘ filth“ his
0 W a I e I
‘l : -. id . i
nLOOP FOR SALE. .33.! w mwhm x.

or sale. The
i: ll ad. has
set order

FOR SALE OR 1’0 LET.

The House and but. containi‘i’idg ll rooms. with
Roster and Range all in perfect 0 er. en Elisabeth
street. South hcrwalk. two minutes walk from de
got. past amen. Shires. to. Minn hint-dimly.

or particulars appl he JANE NH‘CHELL. Deal
Eel-l.“ Aﬂﬁlk but" i. Donn. or address the sub-

her.
w. G. STREET.
Isl-Bl Stamford. Conn. P.0. Box. as

wwvlb “Li: GEL-N07“—

I'O ”TAXI

Clean and DrtirtlllBrillllt Lots,

Located on Roton Sb. new ‘- Orove More.
Also 20 or so lots situated on Benton
Street, Springwoctl,

WILL BR 803.!) CW. TIRES EAST.
For particulars require of

WM. ll. WILOOX or
T. I. GET“. & 808.!pringwool.

is is
or any business suitable to

South Nwwalk’. Conn.

Frbrusry 05th. A. 1).. lﬁﬂl.

six months from

erl attest .
sgeco’very. All
to
O

. m

III-6m

Trial bottles.710 cls.. G. 0. disco. Ckicbcs- .

mid.

uncut of

Attached

News is.
out? 8?

OLDWILL
HAIR DRESSING AND

Shaving- Saloori,

Under Griﬁlu's Grocery Store. MAlN ST.. SOUTH
NUItWALK. Give him a call! Plenty of clrsn
towels and a clean sluve.

Rum. Particular attention
cutting. All loads of "M
by a ﬁrst

class work
B

Firm Tobnccos. and Choice ill-
gurs, Pl .

A FRII RIADING ROOM

to the “ON

share of patronage soliclcd.
I 0.88 "INN.

Will
8N llECHTKL. Proprietor.

BRINTONJLTUOK

NEW STURHZNEW taunt!

Willo anon Monday. Mom 'lfA. lt-l‘fti. opposite
CUNUR uATlUNAL CHUBCR. a ﬁrst-cleric assert.

ears. as Periodi-
ationes'y. etc.

For Sale or to lie-t.

A lacs containing about one sci-ea! land. sltursd
on mar: gamer. withl iwwmmﬁnd em
usury on - ll tags. I I TO ID!

will be rented from April lst. For particulars luv

re of
E. 1". sum.

NOTICE.

Notice is hsrcb given that the Tax Book will be
put into the ban s of the collector. Wu. 8. Benton.
on the first day of Karen ext. for the collection cf?
the tax voted 3' the Son Norwalk Union School
District. Dre. at me. it that three ce- l. will:
be deducted on a l tax paid before t is ﬁrst. dsi of
April. 1813. and all uhu 0 not pay at that. time. sad
w upaycnorbcfore t e ﬁrst dayufllay. ms. a
deduction of one and a alf per cent. will be
:‘rlrsalwbicll date one per cent. per month will be

No extra charlie for Bay
iron to childroils‘ hair
WORK done toovder

and satisfaction gnmn»

yinuntvnnuw (”District
. . bum. r .
Ioutll Norwaik. Feb. .8. $75. “on

Commissioner’s Noliee.

The subscribers a sled by the (lo-riot Probate
for the Dietrict of orwaik. commissioners to rs~
cuivc. examine. and decide u n the claims of the
egcdilors of the estate Mrs. ulia A. Judd. late of
Norwal in said District. deceased. iv- resented in-
solvent «shy give notice that we ll attend to
the blindness in our amid appointments at the store of
( llolweti .l. til-em. is said Nerwslk. as the sixth
(bill) day of Hay. 1815. end on the sixth till day of
Anion. rare. st ten iul o‘clock la the oresoou of
one of said days. Said (hurt bath limited and al.
lowed six months from the date hehof. for the ex-
hibition to us of claims against said carat;

Dated at Norwalk. in said District the sixth (hth)

(lay of Fobruar '.
ALTER c. QUINTARD.
CliOLWBLl. .l. GRUNAH
Cunmlssicners.

pas etc.

to which all are tuvitcd. A
”Ht

I. Alla!" TUCK‘

Morris};

ill 7:105.

usual
of all
Dalian-l

Doors

MISS H. L. l]. POTTER

WILL GIVE AN

Entertainment

READINGS & PERSONATIDNS
Lockwood’s Hall. '

Wednesday Ilv‘sig, March IOJII'S.

mu at 7. Readings will commence
ickera of admissions 35 ch;

ill

served Seals 50 era.
pmcurvd a A. Sellecli‘s book store on and
after'ﬂhlund‘ay. March 8t ll.

Marble and fiddle Willi“

The subscribers having uatull the Xarble Works
of ii. it. Price and the Granite Works I‘. W. Bales.
would invite the attention of the public in the air

ties they now have

orders mini to the ma
.2” ““

Sirisnnmrl. Blilﬂmt},
CEMETERY WORK

Either of Granite. Marble, Drab or
Blue stone.

Scotch Granite.

Also mauufnctrrr rs of all kinds of MASON A ND
STONE CUTTER-S" TOOLS.

PRIOI,

Nor-walk. Cream. Feb. 1875.

BATES a 00.

Tanner-8 and 5 Mechanic St. and fl and it Water
St. Also Agents for the VELOCITY LA ii‘N
MOWER.

Notice is hereby given. that an assessment of the
Polls and Ratahle c-iaroof the South Nowell Union
school District. has been made on the Toer List of
this. and that said assessment has this been de—
posited with the (‘lork of sold District. exami~
nation. and that the Board of liefisl will sleet at the
clue of Win. 8. Damon. in said District. on land"
lacuna of Febrile .mailc For“
tabeua determines a Isl-them Intel-r
the causation and perfect on of said asses-men.
Not as is also homily gives that an assessment of
the Polls and livable estate of weld District. which
was no ﬁll at «t that there war no district. and sear
monoculture: l'.‘ r“ “‘“l‘d'
er- as at . s a o e
sane ﬁled in the Town Clerk‘s cues. W
NOSE B. PAWI.
JONAH J. IlLLAIm.

soars limits. res. ll. luvs ”h ' iam'm"

Rc‘
Reserved Seats may bl»

Good place so buy Shoes at 7‘

for it stupid execution
W m

A. name. Go.

Milli" NI
Importers of

for them. Any widlhyon wish. "not on hand. s‘
can pond and have them next day.

A Few Of the cheap Rubber-side. :‘

meet!
in
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S .A. V E
YOUR MONEY

By Purchasing your

TIN WARE. STOVES,

LAMPS, HOLLOW?
WARE. ETC.

3'. H. CRAW’S

miss levees, Opposite It. It. Depot.

Orders for unlit in Print
Roofing. sleugroup‘tly attend

At a meeting of the Board of Council-

men held March 1. 1875. the following Or

diunnccs were passed :—- ..

Aw Quantum Burns 19 Caravan Orr-1i Omv
cas.

. mm"! want. the a:

Ben}! M by V thrust of y

t. be two members of the Board of -
“megawatt es ihe annual election. sons" hol a

sell at some proper

“day oquiisnsl seas.
cg they shall
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. :u ‘3 rent ‘tlseiics'
c alin
bi Suction l M Old Ml also appoint
lasrweter. and the some to the all
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I‘ .

Every!
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Come and see us. Good place to s ep is T'
waiting for Horse Cars. Welcome to come in ii
at any time. We don" In. people 1’.
so buy. '

was“!!! "I rucu.

A. n. HOYT & co.
Opera House Block, '1
NORWALK, CONN.

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place. on or the lath
after their election. at which
plant a third member. and also

sold Board. which proceed-

AND YE ‘
Borough People.

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BOOTS. SHOES Cr RUBBERSV

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