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Mrs. Sarah Sage. lira. Kory Sheldon.flloa
.‘lary Watson. 3 8. Wilson.
. panama mt.
air. is auto camp. Mr. Dlm’l‘antoo.
vii ‘ liq.
McL‘hu. .: r. 1h as. 5
cv. Mr. Williams.
a. B. amuse. hot-issue.
aft} to tho town meeting Saturday at
i p. to}. and vote against the petition of W.
T. Crow. 31. B. Ptrdcr. ct. cl. oakittl fur
the acct-trio- education of a portion of the
[mutter :1)le ii QC olil house.
M—
Get out your awnluas.
“OW
Hang up the cutter and the bells.
W
Don‘t take down the stove yet.
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Wine uf the Woods cures constipatino.
macs-—
Bracc up the gutter—they‘ll soon have
bushings.
«n—lwov
The real good wife now guts her outdoor
rtr-tviwe with the apodo Ind boo. ‘
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The L wk Factory is full of union! and
driving business,
-~~-~ asa- »———--
The beau of fresh roasted peanuts is again
wuchsatml to our citizens.
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.‘l t‘. Geo. “7.
Raymund last a thuable
horse last Sunday.
. vow-—
‘rmt might unwell do it tint as last—let
hcr hurt the mum-y to get the bonnet.
W
Pedestrians nuw are amused by tuning
their tiles mmhrd over their beads by the
shipping rnpc.
MO
Tho summer term of the Mixes Brock-
w-ny‘s echonl cutnmrncrs Mundty. April
26th, 1875.
'“WQOO
The Faiths-id County Plotting Mill sent
on” a car load of blinds and shutters east.
from this ll"P\ll last week.
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Ticket.- can he prncured for Hot). Sclttiy
ler Culfax's lecture. April 29h. at S. F.
Puck‘s Dru: St ire on and after April 221.
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One and one halt pvr cunt. rrb :ta alinwed
on school taxes paid before .‘l ty N. (in
tor that one and one half per cent.
”a”.___—
Q‘hc Nero-silt Lack Company-.of this city,
has muted spare. and will exhibit. their
goals at the- Centennial exhibition.
”V“... _
Luv. rs nf flatware shnuld call at thema-
hours of .\Ir John H. Smith. florist. thin
air: at. and matte theimelectluna early.
“*0.
C tringttteti-elmt Lumiere. of New Brit-
tistrt was in this City its! Friday and called
upon Bertram-motive Hutch}.
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llt‘linqueot school tax payers should take
warning {tum tlwsalcs a lrcttiwxl in another
column. and pay up b-‘fnrc the coats of sale
are added.
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' On Friday last locnmotive 1‘0. 60 passed
throntth this city on route for the Grand
Central Depot. where it is to do duty in
switrhing the trains. It wasa quoar look-
ing engine. but said to be powerful.
w—vw—woow— ~—
Every barium man should use a neatly
tripled lttter head when writing his letters.
it is as unexprnsive beastly—we pride
curative: in bcinc able to suit the tuna! par-
ticular. .
' _ Mow-~—
Aftcr n-l. yum): roan. if your salary is
only £9 a week it'll be more to your advan-
tage if your wife can mako a lost (if bread
and a mp a amp arort'ad than if ahr campow
operatic «imam of a piano.
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Benedict Brno. hat factory has seen no
dull times since about the middle of De-
cembrr lad. but hit: been running full on
orders ever aim. and with no prospects of
any in. up for some time to cctcc.
W
It would seem tbst our busted school
system has very little influence on tho our»
amino of crime. for out of the one 1.400
prisoners at Auburn there are only 150 who
have no education. 48 intro a classical and
876 a good common wltml education.
it will amn be time fur the gardener to
call around to trig your grape vine. and the
plat in front of your house. bury a few bun-
dml dollars worth of bulbs in the back yard
and t kt‘ away whatever lonoo change you
have saved from the p’umber tn support you
during the summer.
”a...
The revere cold weather of the past win-
ter caused on much ice to fnrm under ”the
ways at Grcgccy'a Point Ship Yard. that
despite the wow weather of the opting. it
was not all removed until this week. Now.
:cwevcr.cverythiog is in good working or-
er.
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This iatbo m of the year fortres-
plsntiag. Nothing odds on much to the
beauty at am: as its surroundings—Ito
shaded streets. its woodland grows and forh
eats. rarest tress may he had her little or
nothiug‘aud every m (twain: a place in
tnwu could put; row of‘shala was in
1mm nwttattutasxpsnse. ‘ ‘
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Another tr‘avnp printer pat-l us so cabal
visit. Eemlatohogfl cents to ho:
giro-Hut with. and as ho woo, frantically
mm. to fiwdlrbtradhcardhooccl-
dusky-Hod action in dollar bills; We
P.
in: w” feottkocl boat 90!. Johnny MI.
W
WAY. Contact baa again [one into tbs
M will“? ‘l “N!“ ":34 0! “It 0'"?
rim War: '
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Ea-Hayor my was io‘ Itichasood on the
10th inat.. We «turn tbaaks for Virginia
NP!“- ‘
John Schauh. opposite the post once has
jut received a full stock of spring boots sad
shoes. which he will all at the lnwast prices
for cash
The Gsaettc of this week boosts that it
circulates in Turkey. China. and New leo-
laud. Well. tho Sootlnal can‘t nabs any
such ptaunslmbut it has lots of subscribers
and sells wall in Norwalk.
W
Our enterprising cl aeiabhora doubt to
“a a vigorous raldvou tho cobhla stones
out" thalr streets—and especially the Isle
street leadingloto and out of the cl . It is
vary had from Sammta‘ Bill to the pot..—
Galina.
W
”'va use opposed to the approprb
than of tho town funds for sectarian pup
poses should attend the town meeting at 4
p. m.. Saturday.
”W
Mrs. Rev. Dr. W.O.Mead died at her
residence in Norwallr last Friday. aftcra
long illness. and will be buried this
(Thursday) afternoon. from St. Paul‘s
church.
”wow—~—
Mrs. Wm. H. Swords who the recipient
at a handsome present from her class of lltv
tle lads in the Congregational Sunday School,
on the occaslnn of her birthday. Sunday.
April llih.
W
Tho Primary Department of the Union
School will hold a reception this utterance.
(Thursday). from two to tbm o‘clock. The
exercise will be of a general character. All
arc invited.
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Tbe hcuvlct-t snow storm of the seasun
began Monday morning and ltcpt. it up till
Tuesday. leaving the ground covered with
about a foot of "the beautiful.“ It is estl.
mated that full fourtorn inches of annw fell
during the atnrui.
W
Q'All whu believe in the fundamental
principles of our government should make
it a business to attend the town meeting
Saturday next. at 4 p. to. and vote against
the appropriation of the town funds for soc.
tartan education of pauper children.
M
The evening services at the churches. last
Sunday were of a very interesting charac-
ter—known as “Sunday Bobcat Concerts“—
and comprised speaking. reading of letters.
etc. An old fashioned Methodist "love
feast" was held at tho )1. E. Church. and
much intemt and enthusiasm was manifest-
rd.
W
The contest for prion in reading and
speaking will come of! Friday afternoon at
3 o‘clock. in Union School Hall. The new
mittcc of award ore R". J. I. WIN. 3.
ll. ngbam and L. J. Blake. There will
be music by the scholars. and after the each
ciaoapriaco wtilhs awarded for excellence
in pcnmauahip and composition as well as
in reading and speaking.
W'—
a‘lf pauper childrcn are to have appro-
priations for sectarian education how long
before it will he demanded tha’he public
school fund be apportioned to sectarian
schools. Keep church and state separate if
you would prrpetunto this government. and
tumour) goto the town meeting Saturday at
4 p. m. and votcstgalnal the sectarian meas-
nrc.
woo—«-
ltev. Mr Tower preached his farewell
sermon to the congregation of the 1st I. I.
Church last Sunday morning. from the text
“What shall it profit a tan if he gain the
whole wotld and lose his own i.“ The
church was crowdad and at the end of the
service several new members wore taken
into the church. llr. Tower has had charce
of this church but one year. and his dcpsi‘t—
oro from it was nods accessory by threat
difimltlca. old ho will so to California
where it is expected the oltuata mar remove
them. During his pastorate con-Morable
religious interest has been manifested. and
his year of labor has been blessed with
happy results. He will take with him
when he leaves not only the best wishes and
prayers of his church. but theta of the
whole community. “
W
w One of the fundamental principleanf
our Government is religious tcloruncc. or
non-sect-trinulsm. Let us then unite in
summarily frustrating any attempt to violate
this principle. and in crushing in its infal-
cy. any atteempt to Introduce a cause. the
most prolific of strife and dimension of any
of the roost ingcnious of the King of all
mischief: Go to the meeting Saturday and
vote aaatnat any appropriation of the town
f pads for sectarian purposes.
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A neurons sappor and aaaaneohlcaov
clsi union was enjoyed by all who particl-
poled in the festive occasion gtvan by the
ladies of the Gmmotionat Society. at ml-
itary Hall. chluday amid: last. A long
tabla throw! the tenth of the ball was
leadod with autopilot! ald delicacies froth
mutter-key. down or up to too cit-cons.
Basalt tables were distributed through the
sets-am and by ycuulodicain
my“ Mono and otthsitall'ma‘
“That-d tron a Motown.
0- a”!!!- t claret; '9' at- in!!!“
close! a mat, ““59“ lsuabtar.
‘ jgo'l‘ostplhtor as summa-
‘ staticl r
clothwrspparthahaadlawsataothapast-
ad. salad arothorwiaaasoasadastiattho
caaactrsadllyoaollllfiscaotaota
promotion
\
if any
pachqaisactaadsup that tbaaa clue
moot readily [all occasstotltacontoats
tolllattflmisdalaflpi oa-sha.sa-
waak. and unload a note. The nets was
‘dlscoverod oadtho friend had to pay lottar
putt-ca as the whole package‘s loss of
use. Besides the aatra coat there is a pan-
alty attached. ,_ ,
Moo—-
VM’O Lad WM—
‘l‘hs but of travails; shows in the coun'
try will appear at the Opera HM'Ner-l
walk. for one night only. on Friday evening
April 10th. with many now novelties and
specialties never Won cahlhitsd.ond all
theold features that are of permanent in-
terest. Those of our readers who have at-
tended It. Waahhura’a adtsrtainntcut will
naad no urging to dose again. ind those
that have not bout so fortunate should not
also this opportunity of opcndin. a pleas-
ant evening in the enjoyment of a chaste
and meritorious exhibition.
Homeopathic Fair.
A fair in aid of the New Turk Homoe-
patblc Hospital was opened on Saturday av~
min: but. in the spacious Armory of the
88d Regiment. oa lath attoet. New York.
continuing during the antira wook. sod is
without doubt the most gorgeous ethic of
the moon. The vast hall with its toatoful
decorations. the booths with their brilliant
display of goods. comprising almost every-
thlaa that can be thought of.—frum the
most clmut and costly pianos of all“! and
pursue. down to the tiniest articles of infant
apparel. The throng of wealth. beauty and
fashion. all combine to make up such a doa-
allng some as is seldom witnessed. Gil-
mots‘s ”d Regiment Band occupied a pront-
nent position. discourse the moat enchantiu
music. comprising the most popular operas.
and many selections from classic authors.
To us the most attractive feature of the fair
was the Notwalk booth. under the efficient
management of Mrs. W. B. Hartford and
Mrs. Stone. which occupies a conspicious
position. and is literally loaded down yltb
articles of the moat exquisite workmanship.
many of which we should. be glad to dcau
cribe minutely. wore it not that time and
space forbids. Thereof onrpcople whn can
rnake it convenient totaka a trip down to
the “big city“ and attend tho Fair. will not
only spend a pleasant and profitable even-
ing. but. will lend their aid to a most worthy.
charitable comprise. _
W
Annual W at South Norm
Bale .—
Ths actions of the executive committee for
the past two years have boon principally
confined to the depository. and tho supply
of Bibles and testamenta to Sabbath schools
and families found to bcdoatitute. No reg-
ular canvass has been attempted. but the
sales from the depository indicate a crow
In: interest in tho Bible. especially among
the young people. in a very few cases Ili-
hlcs have been given to destitute families
without any compensation ; but generally it.
haabccn deemed best to sell than for what-
ever they feel obla to pay. 0. the same
principle they have supplod Sabbath Schools.
taking their contributions. however small.
in payment. As the raaultof nineteen years
steady lobedwo on eoablod to report _a bet.
ter supply of Bibles in this community than
could have heart secured by any onion of
spasmodic labor without a constant supply
of books in the depository z and the mount
reiteration of invitations for all to supply
themselves fro its treasures. The sales
from the dep you reported Sept. nth.
rats. were . Donations. out. ox-
atom. halanca due the society. «as.
A new book case with glass doors has been
procured at an expense of .8.” over tho old
one; and books have been purchaacd
amounting to 055.“. rushing the total value
of books on hand at that data “36.81. Sit
ty dollars have been sent «donations to the.
parent society making 6. W. Smith and W.
H.3ttncdlctllfa newborn. Noflcolloctluna
have bean received from and of the church-
es since Jaimie”; is it not high time that
s new and vigorous clurt should hemade to
push forward the worit. so long delayed
and much needed. of supplying all the fatn-
llea of tho sonb with a printed record of
God‘s tame. of aolvotlcn. By order of
tho Executiva Committee.
' Douala Pun. Scc‘y.
M
Our Wo—
Tba time for starting this arosou has been
tired on Monday. Hay Slat. from New
York. at 8.80 p. m. and than after running
regularly as follows: Will leave South Nor-
walk steamboat dock at 0:50 a. u.. instead
of 7:60 as heretofore. returning leovo Raw
York at 8:80 p. In. By ~tho above arrange-
mentspoascngcrailron the oostcottpttha
beat by taking the early trains on N. Y. t
N. E. B. 11.. which now arrives at South
Nuwolk «a a. rm. and arrive in New
York at their first landing foot 83d otrcct
East Rivenahoct “o‘clock. aad lower sod
last loading at Pier 87 foot Katha attest.
10:15 a. m. Leaving New York It 8:80 p. u.
will give onplm title in tit
city for both hualchsa and pleasure. matting
over five hours they will have t3 remain at
that point and sworn satoa day. which we
hope no doubt will be an ioducotooct for
our eltiausa to tetra advantaged the above
arrangements. The fare to sin to ho rc-
duead to titty coats and slutty coats for an
excursion ticket. which is as it ought to ho.
andwoaro'lad mmtmbmwuuha
tshou the advice of atom of lost
yearapou that spotter as waMyodvo‘
catcd putting of tho taro down tctfty coats
each wsy.buttho aim coats form.
contort to still hotter sad we . a
great lacuna of walo’opoo‘tlts hoot hr {tho
poison cot-log. all ”no «in one Mt
lion: escorting parties will-aha toads at
tho ladiastoolthorvlak m1 Manic
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mm"? ”"1 I“ 3.55am». cashier.
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reels. and within two minutes walk or depot. Ap-
ply to l. W. m‘t‘llt.
3' tr South lorwalk. Gena.
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The sloop Morass I “ ahont ":1 tons m‘
thoa. (now 0 cloud solo. The
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'i‘hlatavorlts ao-nm resort has now apoa its
Magnificent Ilotel
mm 4 rl mint . armorial.
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Modern Conveniences.
Anti wtitboa tabla marinara
Suts'lltluss''uut"_II Fflfi“ "u"
Clam Baits, Emit! Partial.
And all coarser assoc-ans. A wallawotatsl
BILLIARD SAL‘flON
Two Pavilions & a. largo
» Dunc!“ floor.
Area-captbaaaatarouaotttraetioaaor this
. FAVORITE RESORT.
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