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‘ “u w W burn the.» children might up in the m.
N mending of the aims Mute. and turned out
he Ia- upon the world With the stigma of pauper
ism upon them. We understand thttt they
. , 'f ”'01- 3'0‘3- can bemaiutoined at the Home for about
, . lull-.- “uh-3km. the RM cost as in the aim house. so that
~ I. ' tat-rug“ ’3‘ w; 3! a matter of expense there can be no or
' t“! 1’3”." ““6 cuao for keeping them there. In the former
" . . wumé°kufl they will have the advantage of good exam-
' . fi'mm pic.a fair cducntion and surroundings and at-
‘WM we- adulation: that will have a good influence
”a" The matter it one
, kw . . s. new; upon their after lite.
, mg «mfigh: tint appeals so strongly to the good sense.
Hap. “tuft: the charity. the christian feelings end higher
_ ""l'" " * "No.3.“ aensesof every tvsident of the town. that
:‘1": we are confident that a vote trill he passed
in to remove them to and give them the advan-
tages of the Home.
The other in a petition to appoint tt corn-
“ mittee and make an appropriation to carry
u... out a vote panel at a former meetingdo build
:t‘gm a bridge across to Benedict Farm. at the tide
of the city “a: the mill. A mumpondent nets forth the advent
‘ “3.3:: tantra of ttnd present: arguments for this
Rana ‘00 patient so much ht tter than ten run that we
. Mtg append thorn. lie says :— t
3...... “mm. 3': “We believe the mode of S tttth Xorwslit
, h“. ““33: understand the importance of this bridge
hogan-no and pretty thoroughly. but may not be familiar
thin WW“ ‘myé: with more facts oncoming tiatt Rent-dict
“- Wat“- br ex ”fl Farm. Tttew it a loft!
when. union tti .
h th Norwalhnlt-n Farm of 900 persons. 1 itrro ._ rt commu-
.m..kh.du‘;,‘° gmff: dioua well kept public. house. where quite a
m“ carnation .mdfii’ lttrzzc business is done in shipping oysters
rum ".1..qu t: and clams at all soumtns ot‘ the year. Tltotv
wee seven dwelling hunu-a and our: store
mott-
, erected duritt the Mini \‘r‘ttl. and nor i‘ l
III-arm» ALONG ms imam more are inf. Mimi r... ... b. .23.
. LINE- the present year. A bridge is hooded fur the
1“? political canvass in this Sill-9. which residents of the F-ttm no loss than for tho
'31 culminate 0" "00d” next—election people of Sautlmxorwaik and the entire
its-h“ become exceedingly taint-ted. town. With abridge mun... near the dam.
f “Republican cucoutazod by theirsiight tho dist men to Gregory‘s Point with its
‘M i“ the latcf‘t'ew Hampebineeioction. Murine litiiwaye and Hotel. would be
.N the c1utpatxn in m.“ ““3 walk abolteucd by one httlf tulle. and tho chore
‘w Mt by the introduction 0‘ some “t road in its freedom ftmu dust is not equal-
" m N “1° speakers. and have. "“3 led by any road in town. There are hun~
m 9""? much their own way “a”! the tired: of building lots on the flats extending
, M‘ m‘ The Democracy and Ltber~ to Gregory's point. dry grttveliy ground. very
in" misgui'Th."hn°‘ in the mean healthfufiwith Igood tt'tttcr.ttnd tltesoiots
W” b h"::{’u;i':z gzifgefio: would anon bu built upon if vvo had a safe
“but the state where ‘ respectable and Convenient. road to the failf‘tltiti.‘ 'l‘hc
“lacuna beget “gem". town will be largely the gainer by building
0! Hoaday night Colonel Fred A Cottk- the bridge. Ten years unit the Farp‘t'paid
3" Liberal led ofl' with ‘ very able .20ycariy tart-a. it now patstlfloo. ill: a
' m u ‘l | “ Bridge rt __ bridge. in n few years. the Farm and atijotu~
M p0 ‘ ing iota would pay three (into: that amount.
y night. at Stamford. Hon. 8. 8. Th t l "b b‘ rum“. 35000 more
more. matinee and w. I. Cone were to ° ”w" "‘3‘" “ " 9 “. , .
Ni ““9 the Hon. Thus. I". Btyard in taxes from the Farm alncc tt was opened
,m from Delaware. sun to hold forth all to the public. than it Would have done if it
I" Ham on the lame evening. had rcttta'ncd as a farm. and notctte dollar
_ , '1. Fund h announced tocpoak during has the town eerr expended upon it for any
mm“ mm" and Stamford. and purpose. and yet some eay the town is in
h m our town With . speech at the debt and ought not to hold the bridge. The
0"“ but H Norwalk on Fridny Dill" people of the Farm have been helping to
M 'm be no nixhbduring the rentnin: mcct the town burden: for yctrs. with no
our dibewwk that there will not be spent- "'?““‘“°.’“°°'.“‘_"’“““' 3”." "0“" °"““f“"°d
u" . timber of places “ the some time. datiiy at .ho rial. of tour livr-s to omen the
m Democracy have on their list for dam vrht-rcuatuaiu trttxntt-p might be fulfil.
M “ diflcrent ptitttt. an nrray of and three persons ltnvo already been killed.
, - that will command "33M wherever Is there another place in . tu-vn when hun-
“‘5 tnnonncod.and if they lose their drods para daily at tho rule of luetr lives.
“on the confluence of the “”5" of the and trught such n attic of a" rim to ot‘mtiuue
Ml! will not be without a mauly’eflltrt ”“3”” During “"8 WW" day H“ In“
. . . ~ - blown
, ill I! that ‘1“ oil d . winttr no it.” than tbrte pot-aorta were
out nerve eucctsa from the dam. but the Wztlttf beneath bring
' covered with ice they counted with bruises.
YRE‘GONY ALIOSTO FER The people on the Farm art: unanimous for
More another regular lane of this pat. the mm“... butt-tut not poll sufficient votes
n. W! Will have held ill State ‘03“ titt‘ (“mp “'hi you cuter: of Not"
fill (inure-aloud election. and given its walk assist us by your votes in this much
Wiworcgninst the administration nf needed manor. and not uni! help tut but
{bumment by the Republican party helpyoutvolvos.”
had it! President. This is RIB Mal latte of The: above are urgutut run [but aitttttlti ituvc
“campaign. The Republicans have put weight. and we truet lilo! Voiv‘l’s of this por-
m squarely upon a platform cu- duo of the town will \‘ultt to mull this
his: the acts of the administration. and much needed thorottgitfurr.
m the Democrat: are glad to met-t ”M"
an ma that hustle. Give the Devil Me Duo.
0! cunt-co locoi cause: will Influence the To Ute Edt‘fm' of THE SEST‘NKL 1 ‘
“and there are unmistakable sign: A circular in beinz disi'i‘mied “Nae“
» there is a disposition on the part or “it"llliunt Ii. Burnout. a Back l'ay Grain
~ N “‘3":ch to trade ”a you. for the her.“ Whatever may have been the sins of
‘l. for votes for Congressmen. ornieaion or commission of Mr. Bnl'lltill
by me is considered recon buainm this charge cannot besuccessflli'l' Md i"
W iris. but there are runny other his do» r as the following Mil" 0’ St-rgcut'
'pvttclhd in politics that might be at Arms. 0rdwny. clearly provec:-— ‘
. of the name chuncter. ".0?“ 0" Rprnunxra'rtvss; ’-
etnnoracnou with the ndminia- 3.331331% ‘égj’m‘ “’"t 1"“ ‘
“ti-moan: of the great Demo— ‘ ' ' . _ .
_ Dun firm-l and on mt return to thit-
fihi wave last year. the action of the v..." letter of the lulu inat. rt questing
~~ pm, in ignoring it: promises
cit
a brief Itatcment as to whether or out any
rm.- and failing to take the advanced of the members of the House of Be teat-nia-
_ on the issues of the day that were
timfvont Connecticut. have rccc vcti the
‘0: it. has set many who voted
retroactive or back (my.
, than. to thinking whether they did
In re i I will aayttmt none of them have
receives; l.aud that they all notified me im-
m from bad to" worse. The riec~
. Var. W. Eaton from the State. and
tnedintoiy after the phoneme of theAct. that
election in other Staten. indicate
thev did not intend to accept it.
Very ,mpectfully. your Oh't Serr‘t.
N. G. Unowav.
More to take a back mt and are Serg't‘nt Arms. Home of Rent. 1}. S.
virtually ignored. This. a: we said
. will have a eerioua eflhct. and dee—
tbe popularity of the Democratic cau-
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Local Candidates.—
- furStotc carers. the 1800 mujority
18‘. year. on a full vo:e. will be material-
hctt'ed. and pmsihly overcome.
The Rtpublican caucus to uominatt a
candidate for R~prettentativc. was held at
1:5- Grumman] canvass is unusually
Every ed’ott is being made in
Military Hall.'l‘uesdtty evening. Coi.Cun-
field; ant the popularity and record
ning‘hutn prenidlng. and T. I. R-tytnond.
clerk. 0n the informal ballot. 68 votoa
were cast for the following gentlemen:
mouldidatu atleaat. Httvley and Kei. Thomas Guyer. 89‘ 1" Baker. 1'; J' R‘
like! that chances particularly favor.
. while Sttrkwettther‘a chances are
new with his opponenta.
Raymond. 5; 0. W. Hoyt. I: D. P. Ely.
1: O. E. Duty, 1. The formal ballot wart
WeiDhtt-ict own it to it
defect Barnum. It hsa become no
then taken. Whole number of votes 71.
Thomas Gttyer. 51 t T. Enter. 18. and J
R. Raymond. ll. On motion of ’1‘. Baker
, - . the nomination wtttt made pheromone. It
mmfirg. 2:2: 22y 621:3; trill tahea strong candidate to heat the Gen-
-. Abe Mitt. and seems to be
‘Mitkk desire for tho place by
It“ Ind interests Hie oppo-
erni. cl he has hosts of friends.
~ *w of Bridgeport. is
The Demtmratlc caucus to nomittttte'ccnn-
didatc for Representative. waa held at' Mill.
only as a worthy. able. consoled
. pm In no first rank
tary Roll. on Wednesday evening. Nehru
J. ,Craw. presiding. Louie J. Blake acted as
mercury. An informal ballot was taken
. I.” ' with the followhtg result: total number or
“w ”’ka'wi to ":2- votec out. 88: of which W. 8. Hartford ro-
Eh W5 a! the N' ccivod b0; 0. R. Townsend. 80; Nelson J.
‘ anatomic“ bacon~ Crawl; lit-icon J.‘l‘ayloy. l; LfltiilrJ.
m for by doctors of J" politi- Blake. i. Motion was made to declare W.
’ ' .M' man will do nothing 8. Hum elected on the informal ballot.
. palin- he ll place].
.- , mammoth»
‘ thick. of the cavern
c
wbhh wu carried. )fr. Haaferd poai'lvety
declined. but despite ”that. be war unani-
moualy contacted. They could not have
nominated a stronger m
1’ka Senatorial Convention
for this Dian-let wan held It Inchwood‘c
Bedding. Wed-day. 0a tbv'iafcrutaibnl‘
lot Saar-cl m received a beam
in» tiled-nth .h
' .. “a... mudhwufiuno-mw coch-
Nb: ‘ but“
' Mythic. latoattthortla the
' “clutter: to place aileftha
«may hereafter be there.” minute‘s.
m and health. in Pitch’aHotnoJor thcpnrpooe
then: there until they shall arrive at a outta-
bie ago for renovni. This appeals to the
humanity of every citizen. It is too bad to
youthful charity.
amateur nutrient and ladies to fish in the
‘nu Donna" the fish caughtto be returned
spun: on both of my legs and cause: me
to jump right on and down.-—but if I pay
nee. I take the ash.
number of caller: I have had three last
week. Somehow all creation hu not the
lulu either that I crave sympathy or that I
tun action: to hccrnll the news. This lost
is true enough. for how lhouid I ever know
whar‘wu going on unlm somebody came
and told no. But for there. in my hutch-ea
condition. the Sentinel would run behind in
one particular at load.
I think on‘t. I don't know what I mined by
I“
;mmbiedthctiuabctbm There-
mnmreaibicraotoundgrowiegptun
, ,tbetvth‘nnmemtncneemenndnuiu
m * vantage
proving hia teddenca on North “once.
It inept-lug. but mentionin- farmer-are
mher slow in getting at plating.
The propeller is running quite regularly
considering the dittlcttltiea aha has to can.
tend with; ‘
Some outrageous rascal shot two pet. squir-
reia belonging to John Fitch Raymond. last
Wednesday.
Wanted. until July let. u young man to
shove! snow. Apply anywhere in town. (or
surrounding country).
How many bolls have you had so far!
The young folks are winding up the sea-
son.tvitb a bad breaking out of dances and
surprise parties.
How to avoid a spring- freshet in the
Nortvnik river. Personae the people up
along the strewn to drink water in their
whiskey.
The MW A. ll. Camp for alter:
ili‘. elves the best of satisfaction in this vi-
cinity; How we wish we wtro it man so we
could vote for him.
A time conflict is racing between Old
Sci and the snevr hunks. Makes the anotv
atveat considerably.
Prof. Reynolds ottlrttnitttttcuts are epttkt‘tt
of as being more entertaining and interest
iutr than ever. You or‘t to go!
The rapid melting of the snow is making
iteclf mttnifttttt tn the increased volume oi
“tiff in the Nurwttiit River.
A large “chunk“ of it‘f‘ri‘liti snow. falling
from the l‘ttui of the Opera ilttusu. one titty
last “‘t‘t‘k. ittreiy escaped a ladies ltttad who
this walking along upon the aidenik.
Fruit the numb tr of loads of household
gouda slowly wandering about the streets.
st is pretty l‘\‘itil‘l\i that Somebody is milk-
in: rather hard ‘itinitt‘t‘s tmvnrd collecting
ltonmt Not.
A small t‘ utfl-ur-ttiun inn sh ttv window
of tt fancy good store on Main >St.. inst
Saturday evening. raised some of nrurnpus
but the tire was extinguished after doing
but little damage. without an alarm being
sounded.
Corinna iiillt‘ chaps those snow birds are.
Notice mom on n pleasant day—n day when
the sun shines warm and birds are usually
supposed to be itapyy—nnd they are listing
in shady places as though they had iitohottdv
tt(‘ilt'. Lt‘l u storm Cornea-it dreary chilling
hall or snow storm. and the little follows ttro
bustling and chirping about as contented
and busy as a bee in a molustes bill‘l'l‘i. It
accrue odd enough to hear them rattling off
their merry tunes. in the midst of such
cheerlefis surroundings.
Annthcr little snow hillf'lli and good
eicigblug again. last week Wednesday and
Tltumtiny. \‘Vbn over board the like ou‘l f
Mr. Burticti. of tho Nurwaik Iimol. hfl‘
bat-n trancfcrring his goods and citnttals to
his nt-w quarters in your city. during the
week. the hotel in the mean limo being
clotted to the public. Upon the occasion of
Johnny Titotttpsott's entertainment it! the
Oncrn llnuue. Ltsi Tuesday evening. lili'
Contraction! Hotel was no “pushed for room"
that several parties had to find accommodav
tions in private houses.
_ Westport.
They hit uto blllt‘ll are hard to get on ttc~
Count. of a protracted it-c covering on the
river. but thcv any also that the reputation
of our rivet its it smelt producer will remain
as bright no Will‘li in boyhood I nut-ti to huul
for ‘ctn.
They it" me irtwyt‘i‘ ‘1". W. l'errv will
not llttvu his family in Norttttlk no he in-
tended. Tlit‘t‘ will i’t‘llitliil here while he
Piiitiit‘t‘i tin-us imtkit‘g for u t'ilitfiCO in
when some wlmlt‘nttitt grocery merchant
Ihttli pummel it local cdltor.
They tell mo fortune it n tivltlu goddess.
but nt’tz-r hearing of the birth of twice for
the alumni time to tho trout in the upper
part of tho innit who tlitl'nt “lull 't‘fii.I
iii‘liv lite ttiiegutinn
They it-ii me tin.- Board of School Vini-
tors in their (‘Xllilliiiiiiittli nf tout-hora yt'ri ‘t-
found the “weak rpm" in room than itili‘
candidate. who thought he ll‘iti tho “cram"
trick all by ili‘tlll
They tell the tiott yonnt: Frank Williams.
non of the minirtvr itrnito hit in: Good Friv
Jtty witilo jumping vii" B. W. Maples front
sloop. and though .‘liliilt‘ti in an editor and
this accident tit-curred the day before his
paper «nine out. i might but'u looked it wot-k
in the Hour without finding the item.
Thery tt-ii mo \Vt‘Slptil‘l is! going lit-tun.
crntio. which may no true. but I can tell
hurt if the right kind of n Democrat or Re-
pubiicnn is not put in nomination. those
Stugntuck chops who hold lLe balance of
power in town. will emne to the polls elec-
tion titty ttttti \"ilili'cul right out of their
bottle.
They tell me the river is clear of ice he-
iow the village bridgeJtut Icnn teil'em
they ut'ed'nt count tun tilil‘B on fit‘leltl‘ stream
for navigation. for we may have averted-
tiou of who! we caught April 17. 1854.mtt
three day‘s rmow otorm and aleigtting after
the ferment had sowed their oats;
They tell me thnt Phtbe und Nellie. two
little daughters of Mr. Landon Keicltutn.
banker and broker in New York. but mldu
ing in Bangaruck. having heard their father
tell of the suffering poor in New York. nnd
desirous of doing something to help them.
got up an entertainment and little fair at
their home lust week Thursday. and raltcd
$35 for the good cause. Thttt‘s what I call
They tell me Supt. George Joliiife of the
trout ponds at Poplar Plaina will permit
ponds after bitty is! on paymctnt of 8500
to the ponds. This rntttm me forget the
linary lover company. judging from the
They tell me. and it tnaltea the clot: when
being peanut at the Enter aevvloca in
to. chamber. In .Triuity they new the
=. .' Wetlan-
ehapvo are churn: on imprudent». _
New fashion “draw hudharcbiefa“ . area *
email equate. blue tilt. with.
edging.
given place to raneycoiwad ribbon My
era of a dance year ago. '
t
but site 1“ ’
the m was atorlone, thattha preaching
we: in character. that the flower: about the
altar were more than abundant. that the lei
dica outdltl thbtneblleo in the arrangement
of them. that all the old folks down to
Capt-K Alfred Taylor was preecnt.thst the
congregation waa large. and in fttct the
glorious old festival never was more glo-
riously kept. Being told of this religious
spirit and renewed interest I feel inspired
wtth aeort of new life. and that. even
oral count: of.eveuta tho-e remaining would
of this kind as they would he done.
0- Rubin
Bowayton.
In noticing the funeral services of Mr.
George Lodor. at few weeks uinco. Mr.
Charles Bell thinks we made entitlements
that were not true and derogatory to the 8d
if. E. Church. and comes to their rescue
with what I supper) he would characteriae its
the true story.- We disclaim any such int. n.
tton.nnd believe Mr. Bell did not understand
our article. Neither Capt. Bell or the
church need any defense. Their Christian
character is known and road of till men.
‘i‘tteir members are few in number. but all
Christian workers. loyal to their ohumltgtnd
support their minister liberally. but it is
usual to expect. 9c stated minister to we
[MN a bi. ttcntcut. to be made ttt the funeral.
expressly. when a prominent member of his
church has had a long sickness and dies.
tltttt the friends usautnitlod may know his
religious experience during his sickness and
death. (haunt: was it man of marked re-
ligious character. lie aeldttm or never “1“
absent from the stated nteoiinus of the
church. frequently prayed in public. gave
his money and influence to the church. “as
tt C-itristiuu man of known integrity. attcu‘
tied to all his duties.im never was known to
speak ill of it neighbor. was genti“. and un‘
obtrusive in manners. and. an we have be-
l‘orn acid. it is usual when such it man dies
to have something said about his sickness
and death. Ills l‘t‘ild‘ltttt was good for hint
to livo by ; was it its good to die by ? Did
he manifest in any way iiiii religion was
good to ant- when be com" to die.“ Could
it be rocotutncndt-ti lo the living by any cv-
itivncc that ('iilllt‘ from ldtu? What was the
subject of every conversation had with
him when he lived .9 iioiigiun was it potvt't'
with him. It influenced his wall: in life.
and opened his purse when no other in.
fluencc con] i do it. and yet his funerttl took
place and no person of the two hundred
that attended. knew from any thing that
was said at tho services that it. was the fu-
ncrul of George Lodt-r. No account what.
ever was given of ilitt sickness and death.
Who was to blame? It wast not the lilt‘m‘
born. it not ttu- eluted tuini~tnr whom they
pnylxtu-raify for such services. if becau-
not do tltvtu let him get some one Wit. can.
The sermon preached at the funeral was a
model of cxmllonco. and was suitable for
the occasion. but the minister was it perfect
atrnnuttr. and know nothing of the tit-ceased.
and tt-m-ivcd tto intimation whatever upon
the subject. I regret that it became necessary
to make this etntcmont. Mr. B "'3 misun-
dt moulding of my first article and the pot-
itivenosn of his statement outdo it nba tinte-
Iy necr-mary to ttnlit‘fl what he had attid.
New Cannon.
We hour that F. iii. Bliss ls convoioacant.
The lint ut the five corners woe plainly
visible here at 13 o‘clock on Sunday eve-
hing.
The Republican caucus la ittbo hold in the.
Town Hall. to night.
Plenty of watvr power in any of our
rtrceitt. tltntoun be bought at a low price.
but nobody wants it.
William H. Bronson. (Colored) died on
Sunday tin; Bath. after a low.' and painful lil-
11088.
The Democratic titucut is called for Fri-
day eveningof this wieltmt R tymnnd‘a iinli.
EVt‘l‘ylhiliggis quit-t along the line untlll nf~
t~r this Int-cling.
Charley Wood is added fit the long list of
unfnrtttnutes that have lost. lingo”! in htty
cuttm.
Christian Scltumahor has improved his
front iy erecting on owning. We are glad
Somebody thinki- summer is cumming.
What in New Canaan's loss is Norwttlk's
cain'. Good bye. Leroy. don't forgtt your,
country acquaintances.
This fine spring weather. is fart making
way with the snow and ice. and we are re—
joicing til the prospect of dry walks etc.
Burtis tb Maud are pretty busy. but If they
don't tn‘rn time soon and paint over tho
”Hill of their building we'll gtt mud and
give am it rap.
0n the morning of tho 96th. Geo. Drum.
round was stricken down by minivan. and
died in afetv hours. The evening before he
was at the Farmer‘s Club. apparently as well
no any one there. He was ah int 35 yeara or
ago. an enterprising farmer and a (road citi-
can. He leaves many friends to mourn his
loss.
The Birdaall house. although. rapidly
changing handn. is doing an in such a man-
ner as not to interfere with it. business in-
terest in the lettetmnd with no inconvcn‘
lent“: to ih'i‘ugllitlf burden. the furniture.
etc. being replaced by Mr. Blrdattll as fast
as Mr. Taylor taken his away. thereby malt-
ing on more inconvenience than would on.
our in house cleaning timer. . Mr. Taylor.
after 7 years among on leaves few enemies
and best wither of many friend: :0 with
him. Mr. 'Birdttali ia welcomed among or.
May the Blrdaall house thrive under hie pre-
pricierahip.
For the Learn ow.—
Man “id Wife—“Ulsteri.and“ Beahhln"
'90 and .925. - ‘
For girlt' wear. in the country the sailor
hata will again be popular. '
' The newest face are n beautiful combina-
tion of tortoiac shall and loathe“. '
Byron collar-a antiwother turned-down
Long lace acarfa about thence: have
"Kid
hthopanplocfthatchurcb. Theyteilnc
though I should step from eight in the cat?
be adequate to the taskiof doing all things\. "-3,.” new advertisement of A. II.
' er dungeroue drug. and is
I f to traitor!
' P? 1' var ‘
we best ow orlt er Bier cold
atmhcub‘c. . W
5‘3! ”raj. 3. Draw in in F. A. Seltx's
Old fitt'rc.‘ F. A. Salt: is notdced yet. He
is ready to do all kind: of Tie .nnd Sheet
Iron wurlr. Give him rt call at Raymond 65
Sheryood'a Carpenter Shop.
warm and Ice A. II. Hoyt‘dr 00.
[3‘90 to John Hatching: to trot Crofut's
Buchwhcat Four. and Diamond Dripe.jnat
the thing for Pancakes. Also. Good South-
on Haney 15 cents per lb. or ditto for 50 etc
Male Got ee at J. E. 8 Mr I" it
Signaliiffrhd P" m ' ’“
lttce.
,a'Prlcest of Ribbons reduced 50 cr
cent. at A. Dickerxnau & Sun‘s. - p
t today.
‘3‘ Fresh Confectionery at J. E. Smith‘s
Live Gcece Feathers at Buckinghnm’a
Furniture Store.
WA. new assortment of line cloths at A.
Dickerman & Son‘s.
....If you amoko the Old Well Club cl
gar. you will get the worth of your-money.
B'A fresh assortment of Hamburg En»
hrotrlerios ttt A. Dickertnan t5: Son‘s.
K!- Perfutnery. of all kinds. and an end-
eas variety of Fancy Soaps at S. F. Pooh‘s.
a” Wine of the Woods" is asked for by
everybody. Cures headache. constipation.
rheumatism. For sale at S. F. Pooh‘s.
WBtutttuas at John E. Smith‘e.
w Boneless Sardines at. Brown & Wii~
cox ti.
w Try Brown & Wilcox‘s choice Tens.
(8" Vtrtriu Loaf Tobacco only form. at
Tucker‘s.
[3‘ Always on hand—Broad Nuts. Enu-
iish Walnuts. Pekau Nuts. Almonds. Fresh
Roasted Peanuts. cm. at J. E. Smith's.
W Mineral Water on draucht. also all*
kinds of bottled water at S. i“. Pooh‘s.
m m-...._ m
Til nuouscnncrcnr or non
ammo.
The liver ii the great drpnratiug or blood
cleansing organ of the systcttt. St“ the great
housekeeper of our health at work. end the
foul corruptinns which gender in the blood
and rot out. its it were. the machinery of
life. tutti gradually cxneil from the system.
For this purpose r. Picrco‘e Golden .Mctii~
chi Discovery. with small daily doses of Dr.
Pierce: Pleasant Pnru-ttivc Pellets ate pro-
eminently the articles needed. Thcp cure
every kind of humor front the worst acrofn-
la in the common pimple. blotch t r eruption.
Grunt cn'inu ulcers ktntily heal under their
mighty curative influence. Virtticnt blood
poisons that lurk in tho syttem are by them
robbed of their terrors. and by their prescr-
ving and BUHH‘WIHI Dl‘tili‘tti‘ti use the most
tainted ayetem may be contpit tt-ly renovated
and bum up anew. Enlarged glands. in
more and swelling: tltt indlo away and dis-
nppcnr ttutinr the influence of the moat rcs~
olvculn. Sold by nil ut-ai- rs in medicines.
As no liilii~thiti and l‘tflllti‘tiy for itiiions
complaints. fr rm t-xntst of eating or drink-
ing. Milk of Muguesiais it most potential
agent.- ttnrl popular moons of cure. It will
be found. upon U‘iitl. the it“sl rt-mtdy «ever
discovered for the cure of indigestion and
kindred ailments.
“‘09 '7'"
If life and health were Oilitllllie'i by do?-
lura and cents. Milk of Magnesia. for tiys
pt‘psin. indignation. headache. sourneas or
richly of the Slrtllt‘tt‘il.iiltti dist-uses tn which
hull-2t nnti cltiltirt'n are subject. would be
worth its wright in gold.
m
STRANGE. our run?
It is natural for people suffering with
Consumption. Cottuitt. Severe Colds. or any
other disease of tho Throat and Lttngtt.tn
put off from titty today buying an article
that Hwy know tins cured their noiultbor.
friend or relative. yet they low.- no faith in
it until it in to law. If you will no to your
Druugist. S. I". Peck. “'ashinuton S rot-l.
on | get it bottle of lioaviwu‘a (irrmtn Syrup.
your immediate cure is as t‘ul‘lttinttti you
live. It butt lately been iiiil‘titillt‘ati in this
country from Germany. and Drnctriatst tutti
people evorytvhcru are eluted ovt-r iitl nun.
new. You can get u trample bottle for 10
NW“! and try it. Regular size bottle 75
cents.
STOP THAT t.‘UU(1‘ii.—~If everything
has failed in your case. trv Du. Multiile’
Srnur or Tart \\ 1w (.‘nnnrtr ant) lione-
ROUND.fiilti you will thank ttaiur tltc’nd-
view. No pulmonary complaint. however
chrome. can l‘eaiuls its healing influence.
Them in no case of coughs. eultla. sow
throat. lliidrtit‘lll'tiri. asthma. or bronchitis.
which it will not cure or greatly relieve. II
it it preventive of mnsnntptlon.ttnd the heel“
known remedy for cutter. Taker away
all the distress of tvnoortno COUOII. Cleave
the throat and etrcnutltnntt the voted of speak-
ers and singers. Contains no opium or oth-
lcaeant to itlki‘.
Tt‘lnl bottles. 10 ots.. G. C. tilsnn. Ghiohea-
Call and ask about
ter‘e Bloch. attic agent.
it. 322-274.
w-wmfieo
Thornton's Ivory Pearl Tooth -
Powder.
It now advttitit‘d tube tho best Dt'nlrilicv
known. Uet-tl daily. it will iit‘f‘p the Tom it
Sound. (“mm and White. the (lotus Ut‘iiliilv
tutti tho Bft‘iiiii Sweet. It contains no "Ci“
urttthorittjurlons suits-lance. curtnot injure
the cunmrti. itllti is especially l‘t't'nlllilil‘tltlt‘d
tothoso who. having: maid tooth. wish it-
prettorvo them. St ti by oil Dt‘ug’gists.‘.‘5
and 50 coma put- lm in,
mmmgnammm
DR. 3. ‘3. Howa's
ARABIAN MILK-CURE
For Con-umptlon and Direnrott of the Throat. Chen
and Lawn. The only uwdieino of the kind in the
tvorld. .5 substitute for Cod Liver uil. »
Permanently euro-t Aston“. lirurtchititt. incl iont.
Conuttmpttrn Night Sweats. Loan of Voice. hott-
norta of mouth (Tutarrh. (Irony. Coughs. Colds. etc.
in a few ddyi. like mama. Price :1 per bultln A1...
, on. HOWI'S anaatan
TON 10 BLOOD PU RIFIER
‘ Which differs from all other preparations in its int.
wodiatu action “pull the .
LIUER. KIDNEYS AND BLOOD,
It is purely Venerable. and clean-cc the uretern of
all impurities. build: it right squat-t up. and matter
Pure. Rico Blood. it cure: ecu-minus «treason i r
all itintic. remotes Cottatl atlon and mutilate! the
Bflti‘tilti. For Nv rvuuc De lift-y. Lou Vitality. Urin'
ary ”heaven. and Broken Down Unnetlitlliouu.
i “Ultalienie the liltlt Ccutnuy” to find
lttt eon cl
Every Bottle la worth in: “eight in id.
Pltlult Ohm P‘Ri't 1301" ‘hh‘.
t
. A .
DB. s. I). Hownts
“SUGAR ~ ' '
Arabian couture“ Liver Pills.
The: clunatbo Liver Ind Stomach thoroughly.
and remove Genetipatiun. Price 85 north per box.
Consumptlvet would use all three of the abort:
medicines.
Bold b I. ll'. PICK, Brown, Bole Agent
l
Beats will be rcverved for ladies. Speaking to corn-
Stoves and Tin Ware.
G lbUL‘E LEE].
Formerly Htttchinge «b Ferric. Ely‘a Block. Main
atroet.‘Sonth Nerwalb. Thankful for the past pat-
unsuc received from hla customer-r. he hopes. by
keeping a good anortntont of Groceries. to Inert.
their patronage in the future.
for ecu Norwaitt. Conn. ‘v
93.3.3120“, NE 8 OFFICE,
‘. It Phoenix-ton. “ appetite or; ”wattage; ght‘t’reh. laugh-1‘
no. I c unborn- rtu-ecr new York. “““th'm‘ ° '- " rowan 9‘" —
._ ,. - _ . . , Clutter. Pi nutmeonatantt on hand. Athena!
Wm Lane a tat-rain Ont-o tor font-own. hatia. ”trumpet: ”New“, _’ M-tf
Political" ' '
OF THE
AT THE
Opera House, Norwalk.
ON FRIDAY EVEING NEXT.
Other eminent r-perttrnrc are expected tube prevent.
thence at 8 o‘clock.
run: rum rum
PROF. REYNOLDS,
:0!
London,
run
Great tiesmerist armament
Will give two entertainmenta st
MILITARY HALL,
Friday a: Saturday, April that“! 3, 1875-
Ticketa 25 and r0 eta. Door. open ”.1" continence
at n Home early. avoid the crowd. end have a
hearty laugh.
_ 30 A R D. “
rowan or Persona dealriu: Bond can be pecan.
tho/dated ht RR“. BANKS)
mat Chapel St. south Norm-nth.
FOR 8A Ll.
A Kfiruseue (lli‘ l‘cddlcrl‘a Route. will: WW.
fill one o 0. etc. it to
k “M "Q RAYMOND EROS.
For Sale Cheap.
Canadian Pony. Gentle. litmrly and die! Driver
NELVILLB it. RAD.
Applt“ In
28 it Darien or South blunt-alt. Conn.
To Rent Cheap.
Roomaio “OLDIHNK BUILDING. ‘ Waltzing
ton rt“ South Kuwait. Goon. En one of
In." MBINILL 8. SAD.
Buslncsa Corner-For Sale.
litnatcd in the turret e‘lgable part of tho cit of
South Korwalir. Campfires large ctore with pate
glues. a uxtutve. etc. Also the adjoining prove":
cnnslut. us of two dwelling hounds wall rented. an
eightlota on Iain fit. from too to and for-t deep. 1
The Itore and havernent can be rented for a ur-r-
clan bueinovo at '00 per your. Title whole prop-
erty. valued at .000. wt l he clot-ed out at IBM“
gain. Apply to
1.. u. MOORE or MRLVILLE E MEAD.
tiltivlt‘ South Norm-lit. Conn.
, o. ,
Valuable Property for Sale or to
Let.
Known tut the Prentice lint Forming Hill at South
Nortrnltt. Court“ with or without the machinery. rit-
uated Sta Not on the line. and trout diattviy Opporllc
the New York and New Haven Railroad Depot. No
nutter place can be found for manufacturing. and it
in n dt-ttirnhie location bum in itttmediato eounco
tion with tho rnllroui track and ita oat-y accent to
New Yrrtt cuv b - rail or w r. For rturticutarein-
quire of JAMES . PI'EN ICE. Brooklyn. or nun-
htON aACKRiDER. on the products.
For Sale.
A not of “lack thlnnt Drown. cedar lined. look-
lug giant bet it. the center; dintcuulotta 8! inches
deep. 6 toot wid - and 3 foot high. a very dealt-chic
irce of furniture. Enquire at
4t. BU. thGRAhI & (3038 Furniture Store.
To Let. Lease or for sale.
The lace known an the Vitinfi . Property. lying on
the Wt ton Road. lint-ted out 0 Village “Melt. wan
occupied by the lam Valentino bit-r I. cousiltlrg
of Iii acrua of loud. two dwelling it mean. and a large
bat-u. very desirable for petrol“ following the crectt.
could make I stood place for a den. Enquire of
898 tf DENNta PLATT. uth Nero-Jr.
For Sale or Rent.
A HOUSE ON ELY‘S NECK ROAD.
825 I. K. LOCKWOOD.
flier Soto.
gt Dwelling Route on Ellaabetb street contain: ‘0
rooms. and within ttvo minutes walk of depot. Apc
‘5‘] to u. w. LESTER.
235 if South Norwailr. Conn.
[“0“ SALE 08 T0 LET.
The Ilouao and Lot. containing 18 rooms with
flutter turd flange all in perfect order. on ltliubeth
street. South eurwalit. two ntlnutee walk from de-
por. pull onion. Stot‘el. the. “amnion immedictcly.
r‘or parttt'ttzttrc apply to James HiTURKthRuI
Hume Agent. Norwu it. Conn... or mute“ the cub-
ucriber.
W. G. STREET.
nun Stamford. Conn. P1). Box. 634.
SLOOP FOR SALE;
The aloop“.latncs Morgan.“ about It tona bun
thon.(uew mett-urctvtuttt) ta ol‘crud for attic. The
. uplui In able. and a fart sailor. to newly Iiflcd. has
an ot-tlrunuwcctuf until. and la in perfect "Nor
throughout. and remix for any bovine-u suitable to
hora-m2. 0‘ ill be cold vur' choptf cold woo-t. Ap-
pty to or bddruu DY t ultu'l‘l! Sits.
2354f booth Net-walk. Conn.
FOR SALE. .
The ilonee and but corner of Washington and
Franklin ctr-ecu. residence of the late Matthew
Wilcox. l-‘or particulars enquire of the prcecut cot
cupattt.
EDWIN WILCOX.
tf Executor.
FOR SALE.
Tunnn cows mi) one PAlR GOOD WORK
UXEN. Apply to
291m
Oneida Community!
I 1 The Greatest Free Love inltlttttlon lutlte
; tvnritl. hill! lt'Xl‘Jt-‘iibl All about their
. nt-xttui that do in] rclutlonv. Religion. h‘plr-
3itnttl I Ollfmil‘. &c.. .ec. liy A resident of
~ .u-ldu l‘nrltaiiltf ita Founder and tlluv-
ij Iratlone of too tinildiuge. A thrilling hook.
I ; ‘tlltl hytnnil for The. The trade Iuppllcd.
, Agcutfi wanted. Address.
0 3 A. 1.. SI.A\\'t~U.‘f. Publisher.
: 024mm. Mttdtmu Um. N.
(£190- HL l’lAUl‘l'B
Germania House,
Corner of Clay Sil‘t‘t t and Railroad Pittcv.
Best N. Y. Lager Beer. Meals at all
Hours.
iii]. FIRST OF APRIL!
RAYMOND BROS.
Lumps. Glassware.
etc.. A
J. W. ORAW’S. Main 5‘3-
JOHN HUTCHINGS.
heir approbation. and aaonre a xenon“ .aharo of
Mt
S. G. BRINTON.
. ’MARRIED.
aunt pontoon memos , .
All our own
regulatory. troll: mid} %fi’~“?°f.§5 ill,” . ”l“! '30“) "9"“?! All.
0. . . .. t. on ~ . y , "1-0—
Emile. ‘ . Pneumonia Church. blew and a swan too are 'Sm» if
glmgzib'rtgrggmd’titm‘f Bridgeport. do Julio 39mm. .3} at tin-lacq'atnto “a Magma?
“Nominee we in . tam: St'II‘EEIEd ' Imam“-
DIED.
"one: am an: mum; .‘
. mankind... Mm- .
thin are ' rtittvaep‘?’ '
retain“! and: as? may
, y . .0
1m Mid m the hammer
”W01 “W“ 't mm W
‘8! “Hull
burnt; v.
7 thimQOr awe;
‘ ' NOTICE... = ‘4 4
look be
calm.- Wit“ CM _.
M.
iJOlIN SCHAUB.
I mature to live m
fii‘ttfi. ‘“ u” 9. I I '
c
, _ for- ’. ,
Elma, or! . ' ‘& Pam?!
GOOD$ ’
AT
Mrs. H. Krieger‘é
South Nor-walla
Opposite L DICKERMAN lb SQN‘R.
cold the! leave of the Lucia fiMeLst
mall: to r C. 0. French. late of lied
J .. will hereafter devote their attention to
Bavln
South
Bank. N.
the .
DORLONT HOUSE
GREGORY’S POINT.
Thin favorite returner resort has not upon it a
l‘lagniflcent Hotel
cant! ctod during the lasts-cor. SPLENDIDILY
FURS eaten with aiithe meet .
Modern Conveniences.
And will be a melt «writable watering place for
summer hoardeu while it will odor greatly there“:
\ed facdltica and arr-action for
Clam Bales; Evening Putin
And all Ilium!!! impairments. A cell appointed
BILLIARD SALOON
Two Pavilions «Marge
Dancing Floor.
Arc among the numerous atttraction- of title
FAVORITE RESORT.
Wilcox»: and both Pavilions niil be lighted
with Gut.
Stedman &” Son
fiat-e also secured the lease and greatly improved
the groom at
ROTON POINT,
Where Pic-nice. Bathing Putin. and oil aociai ae-
at-nthtiee will find everything that con contribute to
social enjoyment in the
biagnifieent Grove
That covers the premiere. or on
The Gravely Beach
Tint dome in every direction from the chore. .
Stedman 85 Son
Rove also learn! the
Open House Billiard Salon,
At South Nomllt, Conn. .
Anti provided it with new and
ACCU RATE TABLES
or the heat rut-iron. and will be happy to receive
their friend- It either or all of the above placee.
STEDMAIV é: SL‘N.
South Norvm tk. Ct.
all N nrwali.
1875 ‘
fog-:2. .-
rzr- “r
A. H. HOY’I‘ & 00.
sun & BUDTS
For Everybody
Good Place to Buy Shoes-[i
iii
22 iii.
ildren‘a Show
.8?
O.
.—
uaaapafipff‘fla‘u
",5
grave—ham"-
s on
Ladies‘ Hutton Gaiters
~f Adieu Gangrene Heel Guitari-
": .adiea‘ Fox Button Gait..-
.adiea‘ Goat Button
Men‘s Calf Gaiters. good.
i Hea‘ut‘cotch edge (taltcra
‘ :. Ncn‘e and Boy: (‘aif Boot!
_ New Fine thoncn Gulf Boot!
reassess”:
i38'"'i’i=‘..fi‘-'.A3333763?!'3 _
A full line of
C. E. BU RT’S .5
itl‘luo Shoes for Ladies, Misses and
Children.
SHOES AND BOOTS
Mann TO ORDER ::
Repairing Neatlynnd Prompt-
ly Done.
A. u. nov'r an co. 5
Opera House Block,
NORWALK. CONN. __
”Lam J. 1. union
" Jfifi'“”~:« 'I...’ ““k
i
i
i
5i
’i
R
‘ liar removed: bio
Boot and Shoe Store.
1:9 the stand formerly mounhdhy I. H. i’riohard.
Oppoaitc the Poet once.
Where he will keepa full stock of all kinda or
Men’s, Boys’. Women’s and Chil-
dran’a
*aoo'rs at soda-c
Oftheutntstylel. ' y ’.
an in ‘ Hrs-mom «9va turn v. car
not at"? full um of coma ado-mi any
snore. ' ,
HUMAN'HAlR.
13;!th thyme!
WASHING-TON 5'13, ‘e.
STEDMAN & SON'
Borough People. ‘
echo Tats.
ANDYE
an Heat-meme“ veer aa
ttft‘ldollareieutbemti .
> Home Care rut right by the diet.
got the piano.
Spring is Coming. -
Letter) or F. o. Notary (trot-r.
CUSTOM. WORK. ’ 7‘ ..
AT THIIDLD STEND 0!
H. 3. BROWN... a
BOOTS, SHOES 6t RUBBERS 7
n lklnd atthelowce‘ interim-emit”. A
int-:JMMI‘mHN In French Kid buttonuloot'.
I i‘“
A LARGE 1401‘ 0?
Ladica’ Rubbers, second '
quality. Price 40 etc. a pair.
Menn’ ditto '70 eta. a pair.
Ampavmrtmtofgoodgoodaof all birth. It
fair prices.
Come and See.
nonethe-
ELY’S BLOCK.
sown Honvvaur.» 01‘."
THE PLACE TO BUY.
oLo WELL? 1 V
CLUB
C I G A R S
/
:tre made and the best quttiity ..
of Havana Tobacco. and wrap.
pad with the finest Connecticut
APRIL 5th.};
W‘—
-.
' Dou‘tdekytebnya bond of the modem“
EXHIBITION coftraxt'r.
Don‘t campureittvitb a Lott/ry: hear in mild .
that the Capitol invested la nlv'aye occur-ed. _
Every Bord purchased before April but. vtlil por-
tlclpatc in the Fourth Serial Drawing. to behold .
publicly. in the City of Sen" York. on lie-dog.
April nth. 181:.
t
Bonds are $20 Each, ;i;;7;f"§\
This Loan is issued on a novel Nan. until: autbé'
trod by rpeciai At! of the chlalature of the Steve .-
ol New York. , L ‘1'
’ it
Capital Premium 8100,8995;
Circular-c givinz full extrinsic: will be not h.
of charge. on application. on, .
Fmbonde mama information. odds-am f
“If. ' . _
nttncna'rn .tv, nacho: 00..
rumour. Acute. . ‘
723 Park lieu.
Poet one; Bran-er. 29.
" Healthy button 19.. 8.01:; m_
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