rumor. sun. 24. up.
out! nonwum. genus-sinus-
‘ “km on no: and Sound. the New
* “firmness-Waist the terminus
ifim‘mklulkwd: Guile-tron
-mmnnrmt fiaslieeweetfreu
hm; "maestro-Bridgeport; endurance
“betwixt-y. Dammit-unseat“
multmforXe-IY“ “attendant:
-- Windy. Abudfrelghtpropelk‘urnusngu-
MkadfronNewYork. endshrge nod cm
“one mum makes dolly tripe durum
the Inner months. Veneeis drawing 1! feet of
water discharge their eargoeo at the when-es. South
Nero-altho- urown rapidly end rebound-11y. more
“doubling it: populttioo within the past ten
mourn: now one of the most important sta-
tiouoothe New York and New Haven Railroed.
_, Thealefpueoits of the inhebitants are the manu-
heme of machinery. stain engines. locks. haul.
mwgooda'sbip building and the cultivation of
cysts-I. Hundred! of barrel: ofoystere are shi
an: to the cities. where they are n [imam
ounce-oxen rexmelneand pecnkar fine fle-
vor. As urination for mnnnfuctnring establish.
mu it oters unusual utilities. Here are the Nor-
woik Lock Co. woof-crown of Lock; Knobs.
Goods: The Nor-walk Iron Works (‘o.. man-
ufseturers of the Nowell Steam En _ine and Earle‘s
Oriel-uteri Stem Pom s: Crofut 3; up}? A. Sol~
we. G. A: W. 11. edict. “In“.
Adam W. & Brush. the httv r live ere manufac-
‘W or due hunt. The list Forming to. end
heath: rm Poi-min hem. monui’scturors of bat
bodies. Dealt Erotic". strsw hat mauufscturcrs:
The nodular Gel Machine Co. (recently of Wuren.
In“); Innovbur Broe. Aftockwell. shoe mam»
m turner cl... hatingxnn. Robert u.
Iowan": Paper Box Xanuaciorv. Um. s. -l‘s
m Yard and Marine Ruling; Richards. Weed
5-3 Builders: builders an connectors. lumber
yeril. no on. florists. etc. For the
and loan busim re. sec advertising cul-
wnlll ol this . There an- 5 churches. Congrega-
3%. Methodist. list. Catholic. Unc
Notional at. one Savings Bun :one Banker : The
which has agencies in
state in the Union. and one of the roost sne-
e
compunies 1n the country. Thcrc nrv uni
lent ed schools. yes works. psved streets. do-
il-gh loud extended views of the Sound as far no
the eye out rench. cast or west. from the elevations
rising from the hardness centre. where are situated
many beautiful summer villas. and commodious me—
idenmo. owned by tboee not changed in business
here. the mum's of which contribute much to lbw.-
life. fashion 1nd proepcrity of the city dlif‘llll the
summer months, There is no city debt. and the rate
of caution is small. There are lwuwcll nppulfilt‘d and
well conducted boiolthI-‘rt‘ut‘h‘a and tiny. Then- is
Ids-u nearly com crud n uiilceut opera house we
one to none in I c state. ‘he South Norwulk Sen-
final in the only paper published. and occupies a field
not y its own in the dissemination ofncws in the
city and throughout the county. To capitalists and
muniscluring establishments looking for a place to
locate. we recommend this city. Any information
desired will be cliverfully ciwn by addressing any
member of the (‘in government. whose names will
be found in another column; South Nurwulk offjcrs
unusual fitilllit'a nlid inducements ro flu-capitalist.
mechanic or laborer. as it is a city of great pusslllllh
tics. a city now of lintmruln‘c and indnrnco—a I?“
rcsenuttive New England town. having t‘Vt-n‘ facility
present and iron ‘tive for making and saying nion~
cy and enjoy n; ifo.
The Scientific American has no hesita-
tion in pronouncing ibu Keely motor a
fraud. and having once exposed its fallacy.
proceeds to do so ngsin. and to show that n
gauge indie-sling for at few seconds or min-
ntcsu remarkable pressure. is no sufllcicnt
proof of the discovery of a. lasting menus
of mo'ion. It says that the alert is being
inside to scll the stock lo the t‘rcdnlous. and
that they are not only biking it freely. but
still believe in it. The “rumor“ is scvcrnl
years old and has been talked over with
less flourish at various liun s before.
President Grunt, a few days ago. having
glanced st Sherman‘s “Memoirs.“ said that.
so far as he had read, he found the sluic-
mcnls in the book accurate and just in the
main. Having read further and obtained a
more correct idea. he is now moved to criti~
else the “.ifcrnolrs.“ in his usual scnlcnliuus
vein. thus: “Well. I mu begimng to find out
that Idilln'l have much to do with the last
war." \Vc can imagine that Grant looked
quiuiclii when he said it. and that Shcrmun
will fccl clicup when 110 hours of if.
PROGRESS 01" THE illl TE]: WORKS.
The Commissioncrs have completed lhclr
arrangements for the dclivrry of the iron
pipe as follows—3300 fcct -l inch, and 5000
ice: 6 inch, July 15111: 5900 feet 4 inch.
160) fcct 6 inch and 5000 feet 1‘2 inch. Au-
gust Isl; 1900 feet 8 inch and 5000 feet 1‘.)
refill, Aug. 35m; mac. fell 10 men and 5000
fecl 1‘2 inch. Stipt. Isl; 5000 fem. 1‘3. inch.
Sept. 15; and 5000 fuel 1‘} inch. Oci. 1:1.—
This will leave one month in which to com-
plete laying lllf.‘ plprs.
The work on the dam will be bugun next
wcels. and be [‘lblit‘l l \ complcliuu as rapid-
ly as possible.
The csnlrscls lnvc been awarded to lIlL‘
following firms at the figures given :
lluichinze A Cuynv. dams complete. . _. , i 9.44189
Lon: llitl ills-n- trenching and laying, ..
pipwi complete 12.1“}? 35
Wnrrvn Foundry and
Specml (‘sr'luci
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.\f was In: .‘ pi gills 45.313
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1.3¢ ~n
l 720 il l
Total. THAN M
The above does not include Cost of Lind,
clearing. rock excavation. engimcrs expon-
scs. fencing. printing. legal expenses. em.
but the cummim‘ioners are confident that
the entire cost will be below their estimate
of 3100.000.
Tue contrucls call for the best of male
rill. and the most approved applinnu-s
throughout. All the hydrants will be dou-
ble and the works first class in evvry rc’
spent. and it is confidently expected that by
N uvernber 1. 1S73. this city will be supplied
with public water.
Engineer Rider was very listicringly com
plimenled by the contractors for tho coin-
pictures: of his specifications and the rni~
newness and bcnulv of his drawings. and
be her been employed by the commissioners
to engineer the undertaking. and is now cri-
aged in surveying the course of the main
pipes. etc.
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CITY E1. ECTION.
The annual city election held on Tuesday
lo‘t reunited in the ghoicc of all the regular
nominees. There was no excitement in ihr
first ward. and the vote there shows 1 full
in: 05' from last year. while in the second
and third wards the increased vole brings
the load up to within five of last years Volta
The highest number of votes cast 1111874
were for Mayor and Treasurer. each recerv
in; 320; this year Alden Sulmans. VVnicr
Commissioner-«comics the greatest number.
318- .In the third ward there was the usual
struggle. cod no increase of fifteen votes
over in: your. Buford Wilcox ran on an
independent ticket. but was defeated by
two votes. The cfl‘oris to defeat Miser-s.
Ewell end Doty. so m from being mecca»
£33. more rather to hove increased their
votEo—Doly's being 19 more than its!
your. and Mr. Elwell‘s 12 more than 1211873
Jolt-pl: R. Btymond received seven mon-
"me last year. In the second ward
to earn we: nude to defeat David R Sci.
leek by running John L. Richer-d: as :2: in-
W candidate, but it didn’t prove
Wok—end the next Bond of Conn-
eflm will main at lest one meddlesorne.
tricky Item—whose churneter is known to
. homage“ wbeaeelmtlou ie the
‘* We! dummy and hypocrscy.
' Ifiwngive tbloflchl vote.
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To the Edam «3f Tun Sunkist:—
The fullowlng order of public womliip
having been adopted. it is said. in Boston.
we recommend it as something very fine. to
the churches of this city. When the
hymns are sunglo our old. fnamilinr. sol-
ome tunes. the effect of these interludes is
splendid.
THE ORDER OF PUBLIC WORSHIP.
[In the eye of some organism]
\‘OLI‘NTARY.
Prayer.
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VOLUNTARY.
A Proust) or ISTERIJ‘DRS.
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To Sportsmen.
.15 sari. Editors of Mr SERTlh‘itlr:
Whut We want in lliix cily is it \vcll or.
gunlzvd Sportsman‘s Club. It will grcntly
assist in protecting our gnrnc laws which
arc now neither hooded by tho pot hunters
of this county or unforced by the law. if
this state of z\lI‘.\irs continues. in a few you's
we shall nut have n qnnil or n woodcock in
shoot at when life law is off. In Stamford
there is it well rcgulilcd gnu club. Surely
South Nurtvnlk is not behind in tlic nurtur—
inl for one. I can. myself. mime at least a
dozen mun in this city that with a little
prncilcu at the trap. would make it a hard
matter for our neighbors of fire Stamford
Club or any Uf’lr‘)‘ to half. \Vlicr‘o is lht'i‘c u
more nunly 01' instructive pilsluno than
when you are with your dog and gun? To
learn to cut your bird down in his lliglil is
a brave nnd glillilill not. For lllt‘ bencllt of
some of our younger sportsmen I wril quote
some lines on wing shooting:
“ Follow it not along the sky
To take a formal uliu. but try
To drnw the nugcr just as _\on
Al your gun‘s vnd illc ulijt-t‘l View;
Nint- limos in ten the sun is right.
A: llrsr olioylu; wcll the night.
Ilnt if you look and look again.
Anal doubt turd waver. it is plain
Your band has ever clumccd to be
Betrayed by such uncertainty.
Proceed thou. as i just have taught.
The plcusln: knack will soon he caught.
Bat lvi luc rcvndvisn for Ibis
I‘rvwnts. l‘in ce'lnin. many a miss.
t‘lnsc neith-rr rye. sumo good Shnli say.
Slur: up your loft. that‘s not my way ;
But still it man lnsy Inko liis unrll
Iln‘d bcilz'r shut one o} o than built}
I‘xc lu-ard of men ill may mnurcl
Who ucvrr cnrc Illvll‘ guns to raise.
Bu! fire them from the hip as true
33 we can the nhonldor do
I mention this that you may no
llow motion dulll with sight ngrcc.
If yun‘r coin-clad I believe
Your hand will ne‘er your eye deceive.“
But I have nlrcniy uCl‘lllllml lo much
space in your valuable paper. .\Ir. Editor.
and hope you will tlSSlnl lllL‘ sportsmen ol
South Norwalk in form a gun club.
Yours very lruly,
Fluscxs BURRITT.
Sn. Nurwulk, Conn.
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Common Council.—
Al on adjourned rum-tint: of the Board of
Councilmen held June 91h. tho following
resolution was ilnSiL‘lI: “ That the Con»
mon Council of llicC‘uy of Soulll Norwnlk
dmou build" of the citizens of this city.
hereby icndrr our thanks to the Norwulk
Fire Drparlment for their prolnptncss in
responding to our call. and energy in nub.
drum: the fire on the morning of May 21.
1575. and that the City Clerk be directed to
scnll a copy of this resolution and u check
for $50 to cucb of tho following fire con»
panics ut Norwnlk : I’lm‘nix Slcum Fire
Engine Company. .1. B. Elle. Foreman;
[lope liner Company. Augustus Ellis. Fore-
Inan; I’ioncer Monk and Ladder Campany.
Edward Slrvct. Furcmun. and nchcclt for
$10 to Daniel M. Lsnr. Engineer of wanlx
Swain Fire Engine Company.
The City Clerk was directed to draw an
order on the City Treasurer in favor of
Wm. L. \Vurring. Trustee an estate of Geo.
W. Raymond for the sum of “0.1110 some
to be payment in full fcr the interest of said
estate in the barn sanding on IIavlland Bl.
Pcrmlmon was granted A. Sulmans to
build an addition of wood to his factory on
Man street.
Petition of II. W. Bullock for appolut~
meat as supernomerary police was referred
to Police Committee.
The pellllnn of D. E. Merrill of of. asking
to be organized as a fire company and to be
furnished with apparatus was referred to
Commutee on Fire Department.
Councilmen Millard and J. R. Rsymond
were unpainted a committee to procure n
new council room and furniture and report
at next meeting.
The street committee were authorized in
dispose of the burn on Hevilaad street for
fifty dolisrs.
The following bills were ordtred paid : :—
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3111 of Rey-end. w a Go. for
lowerlnafloerlntrnokhonleaud fittingup
the some ”00.”. ordered peid.
The Committee on Fire Department were
appointed a committee to purchase 400 feet
of carbollsed hone. Si incindply. 5 ply
capped ends. with the neceuuy couplings.
for the city at once.
The Fire Committee to whom was refer-
red the petition of D. 8. Merrill cf. of. re-
commended that lhcy be organized as a hose
company lobe known as ”Putnam Hose
Company“ and that the followuig gentle-
men be appointed as officers of sand oomv
puny :—-D. E. Merl-ll. Foremsn; Clark
Pickett. lat Assistant; W. 11.13011, 9d As-
sistant; J. H. Kidney. Secretary. and W.
H. Fairbanks, Treasurer. The company
are not authorized to contract any debts
against the city without the authority of the
council.
Connoilmcn T. 1'. Raymond. Norton and
Duly were appointed at committee and in-
structed to proceed in accordance with the
provisions of the charter to take necessary
atepslo widen Main St .. lo intersection of
Washington street. from proper ly of Fnir‘
field Fire Insurance Company to Washing-
ton street.
The committee on lumps and ms in nn‘
swer to petition. recommended tlirco street
lumps on Cedar St. and a street lump on
Main St. above and near the residence of
David Burbank.
Adjourned for one week.
Pine Island Cemetery.
provcmenl of Pine Island Cemetery was
held at the Congregational Church. Monday
evening las'. (ion. Thomas Gnycr was
chosen Pres. and C. R. Townsend. Sec.
Col. Cunningham advocated the appoint“
ment of acornmlllcelnterested in the old
and new parts of the cemetery. as did also
Messrs. Ira Seymour, Geo. Benedict lilltl
Clarence Nash. Mr. Nash moved that a
committee or live be appointed to newer
min the cost of building a fence and Innk-
lug necessary iuwrovcrncnts. Geo. Bane.
dict. Deacon anh. George Raymund. Burr
Nash. and Ira Seymour. were appointed
suck conuniiltco. Gen. Guycr and P. L.
Cunningham \vcre added to the committee.
The rncoting was not so lurgc as it should
have been. but those prcscnt manifested
much concr-ru in the runner. nnd it is hoped
that all inlcrcsled will be present at the next
meeting. to be called. It is a disgrace
to this place that llio only buriul place in ii
is in sucli u sbubby and ncglt-cted condition.
when it little cure und expense would make
it at least dcccnl. Let there be u popular
uprising in this matter. 'I‘liosu ongugcd are
in mrncsl. but they neod‘llie ircurty eo‘op‘
oration of our onllro population.
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Ch ildrcu‘s Dug].—
’l‘hu services at tho Frsl M. E. Cluircli.
Rev. Wm. Ii. Sllnonson pastor. on Sunday
inst. were of an uuusunlly interesting clmr-
actor. liy provismu of the discipline of that
church. n certain Sabbath in June lilsnully
the around) is sol «port for tire benefit of the
children. and all the prcncbing and speaking
on the occasion lms dirocl rcfercncc to the
Sunday school work. The church was ole.
guitly decorated with choice flowers which
willing hands bud procured in grout “burr
dance. In the morning the pastor preached
to an unns‘u lily lurgc and appreciative nudi.
once u sermon npproprinlc lo the occasion
from Mal. 4. 6. In the evening at 7:30
o‘clock wns held the children‘s jubilee. Tin-
clinrcli wns packcti. cvcry nvnilablo plucc
occupied. nnd scores were unable to [ruin ud-
inutuncc. The children occupied ihe gnl‘
icrios.sprcmling out on either side of line
organ. and under the able rnnnngcnicnt of
Mr. Ilullon. the popular principle of our
public schools. Hing unusually \vcll. 'I‘llc
qnuricilc singing by Mrssrs. Dulton. lIud-
son. I‘cnnt-ll and Nash. was highly appreci-
ntcd by the audience. It is unusual :0 hour
such music at an ordlnnry church service.
'l‘lic prutor. Mr. Simonson. dcllvcrul the ml-
drcss which was nnvcl nud very inlcrcsliug.
The subject was flowers and from them
were drawn some. very interesting lessons.
The nltcr was llundsmncly dccornlcd with
helmets and IIJl‘nl designs and the pastor
brought with llllli n fcw loose liowcrs. 'I‘uk-
up one of llicsc lie culll d it 'I‘ruthnd spoke
on that sliblcct; next Love. Iluniilllv. Forv
ulvt-ncss. Between ouch purl there Win: in»
propl'iute singing. Alter lie had spoken on
llit‘, ubuvo subjects he look the four flowcrs
sclcclcll. and nude of then) a bouquet and
pllccd them in lire Inppcl of his cunt. He
then spoke of the weeds that grow up and
sonnlilncs choked the bcuullful flowers be
bud spoken 01’. Three weeds. Subbntll
Breaking. Inmlention and li‘rmfulm-ss were
considclcd. 'l‘lio mnnncr of treating lhc
subjt-c's elicited the earnest nilvntlon of
the culirc audience. Another interesting
feature of tho osprcisos was the olnronct
playing of Mr. James Punzclt. The cxor-
clst-s closed with the Duxolugy and Benefit“
lion. Altogether it was one of lbu most
interesting and successful services the church
has ever held.
Norwali‘.
Red paint has riz.
The roads are dry and dusty “pin.
The Union Manufacturing 00.. are run~
nlrn: on three quarter time.
Gen. Nowcumb is fixing up the Borough
roads in excellent order.
A West ave man is bragging of green
peas of his own raising.
Our Celtic citizens picnic at the amphithe-
ater grounds upon the Fourth as usual.
The scholars of Miss Broadway's school.
enjoyed a picnic at Roton last Tuesday.
The Colorado putatoe bug. has been seen
in occasional instances in this vicinity. Go
for em 1
etc. Up’lD the glorious Fourth.
Bennett. Nash 62 Sueet. are overhauling
and renovating their dry goods establish-
ments on Main streets. .
An elm tree stands on East avenue. that
is said to be 160 veers Old. It was planted
by an old colonial Governor.
Gardens are looking fine in tbitI vicinity.
and tillers of the soil are satisfied that the
season will amount to somethiugnfier all.
Adam Meirasb has hunched a new “cat-
rigged " sail bout. made and uwdelod with
his own hands. and he's not a ship cal-pen.
tor either.
The various private, and public schools
almul town are about abutting utf' steam for
their annual vacation during the heated new
son.
The Borough authorities have patted s
bylny rrquiriux a license of sll venders of
frolic, venerable-a, eto. upon the public thorv
oughfares.
Dr. Samuel Lynn and E. P. Weed are
spoken of as “ eundidatev " for the en
cy of the National Bank of New mule
vacant by the dull: of Eben 3111.
Mr. Gibton‘s concert at the House.
Friday evening next. erestet on an enthu-
slam in inhaled chalet. sud prglnlees to be
lonely attended.
Sou-let fever ls
e t wt in “I.“ vieinllr.
‘ " n of a mild
still purulent to m
but the Gators my
multivirpsdsats
A meeting of tlioseinlorestod in the imy
newmsu’eutwlth not
tiers muting the us offln melon,
Arrangements are being perfected b e'-
geod ple of the first Congress“
Chu to live the sundsy school s picnic at
an esrly do . The little folks are Iwnilin"
the event with considerable interest.
A takes aim {auction utnblisbment ha
been in u l blast at the store No. 6 Main
street. during the week. The quantities of
trash dis (1 of. testifies laurel lo the fact
that the w k minded are not al dead vet.
Our Independent Base Ball Club pleyed
a game with the Rip Raps of Westport. at
the grounds of the latter. last Monday after
noon and tickled them to the tune of in to
13. and did‘nthaif spread themselves eith-
or.
Your City Common Council did a nice
thing when they voted $50.00 to each coul-
pnny of the Borough Fire De artmcnt. The
toys are pleased with tho ft. and accept
it in the some good spirit t which it was-
given.
As hot weather approaches. the aroma that
rises from the flutters and alouce ways on
Main street are “ piercing" lo the h guest
degree. And such a variety of odors loo.
It. is enough to appeal to anybodye good
sense to dis nieot things as seen as possible.
Despite the nollce issued by Wardnm
Dnskum. the loafer nuisance is a bigitor
nuisance than ever. About the only thing
to make folks “ move on " in this town. is
to heat the sidewslks red hot. and then
they'll keep stirring like a chicken on a hot
lobnny cake 1
Skiddy‘s block since it has been in the
painter: hands. is one of the nobbiest and
neutral structures in the town. A person
would‘nl know but what it was constructed
of brown stone and granite. and had rose.
wood window frames. etc. if they hnd‘nt
seen Smith Brothers spending the color on.
How dislreesrngly common those abomi-
nnblo‘ rod chairs are getting. acquoslerod
about in peoples dour yards. or tilting
spruced up upon the vemndnn. A alrangor
would imagine that a bar epidemic of small
pox was existing in town. or that every oth-
er house was a doctor‘s office or a barber“:
shop!
The boys about town are doing a hill
thing‘just at resent. in the water lily busi-
ness. wlllngt em in the streets and at pri-
vate residences. at l rIoos that yield quite a
revenue to the cut ‘l'pl‘l: lug little merchants.
Fourteen acre pond. ut the upper end of
town. is n flouting mass of those beautiful
flowers. and Well m [lily of a visit to lake a
view of them.
The 17th of Jun» nmml of very sobcrly
in this vicinity. l‘. uplu \lld'nt gel enthus‘
lastlc a bit. and it ‘s doubtful if half of the
population are mum what the (in is re-
tnarknble form! llw lmsrol‘ it. If i had
been dividend m v M lliu bank. or pay day
at the liltinldfliculllll: cstublishnionts. folks
would have known ull uboul it. and cdllied
lo the highest degrcc.
A collage lleloin'ln: lu Missdnlietlc Bells.
on France stvcci. from mum niniccnuulnble
came was disc nun! 1.1 lm or) fire curly
Mondny morning. nlul the Fire department
lmd to turn mu of ill: lr l N‘s u lill o cllrlicl‘
llmn norm. in put il Hid ‘l§l|l.l. 'l‘liv build-
lug was llltl‘flllglily drenched \\'llll wtilpl‘.
und llic fire pill out without doing more “Hill
burning lullf llm ruul oli‘. The fire is Nil“
[itinell to be of incendiary \\l‘i.;i:i.
l‘lm Crnuo District School "brill”: luau
Ii‘rilluy l-vunlnu rcaullul in much talk. little
lrlt‘kr‘l'). and tho \L‘t l'w‘u of .Ium' s (1. (iron-
oi‘v. (l. M. llolvw s and t‘lmrl. 5 ll. Sum-l. us
school f‘llllllllll'll". to svr'vc for the ensuing:
your. Hm. E Mlllcr \ull ncl‘w us li‘c usurcr.
l‘lula. lilllislvml us M-l‘l‘vluu. and Nelson
linbhcll us clerk, nu 1 thus cup ill.“ ncd. it is
lwp d llllll ilu‘ your l: ill-w u. ~v lw mun-ill
to Sllfinl.\\illll\l‘l undue unwilling: by incum-
potent pathos. Willi tlw lrmuvr. 'l‘llo moot.
ing was llw luruml. liCltl in line “ llccstrict "
for“ a ulunln r of y: urn.
Mr. t‘, 1‘. ii.rk.mi cinpluy'l-l-nf llmilly‘s
lint i“n~!l\r\'. lll' .l l - buti Ill" lulmrnoiivo ofl‘
ilw truck of ll 9 I‘ \\' N Ii . lll'nl Ill“ lit-pot
in llzls pl .00 lost S l‘mil -\‘ l‘vcnlnu. nml fail-
oil so fur in tho fllf“l\\[\l ill ll be (‘rmw "our
living: “ ltnm‘kl‘ll lulu llw UlilIlIIU of no.“
\vu-k“ nnll lull tn ln‘ lnlwn boom in n our.
lingo. Ilw “in running ul-wg in front of llw
lrn‘n lo rmu‘l: 1% food, u‘wn Ms lull. full
ull‘ ”pm. Mr fi'll‘k‘ r-n‘l \x-lnlo Hooping over
to lt‘nl‘ll ii. ”10 locomotive disputed lllo lillo.
um! I lilwi' sol l‘w in sl of lqu The (Iuolm‘s
report him not sorlnus‘v injurmi. and every
hope is culmlnincd of his recovery.
The i‘I‘SI'lt'iif‘C of Ethan Doors on Mnlu
street. is bring ro‘sliinglcdrin’nl. llnnd'e
now brick building on Main street. is pro.
grcssmg llncly.—IIl:b street is being curbed
uni glillorcll.-E J. Holmes is building it
now llOllSC ni lluldcn‘s Hill—Now sidewalks
are brim: lnld around the llllOCCllpll‘d lot.
corner “'ull nnd High strcclsr—Jolm P.
Realty is uvcrlmullng the inferior ofllis fine
residence on West nvounc.»Murvin llrotli-
vrs down iuivn, am building.' it “ granite
wnll " around their promism—Jordy’ncr.
Esq. is lrimlnutlic trccs around his grounds.
With it good cli‘ccl generally. ‘
€0ch or Bt‘nunssns, June 18. 1875.
Polilion of George (1. Iiishop and minus
presented by A. II. Byington for extending
)cldcn avenue in a straight line to Wall St .
lliruugll properly 11le of Margaret lit-l-
den. dcccnscd.or for the laying out of it
public wzilk by inkintl so much of land 1 Ho.
ly of the said Mnrg-rl‘t‘l Bcldcn us may he
necussnry, according to provisions of bor-
ough cllllrlcr. rr-scindcd. nnd Voted. illul pc~
liliun liu luid HI] lilo table for futuro cunni '-
ernilon. llvnrinr: in mnltcr of crude and
curb lino for sidewulks on nnrlhcriy and
southerly sides of Union Park. Volod,
that the grade and curb linc for sidownlks
in front of residences and land in’ljornint'
ml the northerly and southerly sides of
Union Pork. no culled. within the liomucli.
rcconinwndod by tile Colnlulltct u on High-
ways and shown on mup "lurked “U P.
Survc . sidewalks. adopted June 18. 1875.“
cxhilutcll at this meeting. in and the same
nco licrcbv ovluhllrlmli and adopted. Upon
rcquost of G. F. Qulnlurd. Highway Come
mince directed to report all next mcvtlng a
proper grade and curb line for sidewalks on
westerly side of UnlonI’urk. Petition of
Geo. W. Shaw and others for grading and
repairing highway from Spring Hill road
to Sit") mud. referred in Committee on
Hiuliwuva. Request of I). M. Plutt to pu'
down 14 inch curb in front of his residence
on Union Pnrkpfiprcst nilowed.81nclws
of curb to be abuv \lho ground. Pelilion
of W. Iicndcnbronlnnnd others for by
drum to be located near onclno house. onut
side of Main St... wanted and Highway
Committee to locale same and \Vllltll‘ Com.
unisslnncrs to be m tlflcd accordingly. Li-
cense to he leaned by clerk to parties donir-
inc to keep fireworks. authorizing them to
keep the sumo for one week prior to Julv
41b. and to July 6th, upon payment to cler
of 95th:. for issuing said llcvnno. Any pur-
aou allowed to explode or burn flrcvvorka
from 12 o‘clock midnight of July 4th to ill
o‘clock midnight of July 5th. and Wurdun
requested to direct puller-men and special
constables to promptly arr-rat and punish
any person violating the by lawn of the
borough rclatlvolo foregoing limiters ex-
cept as to time stated lwreln. Bv inws‘rel-
alive to peddling. eased. Clerk directed
to notify Michael army and Peter Mo»
Lnnuldln to luwerihclr (nubile grade ee-
tublisbed on Franklin Ave. within ten days-
or the same will 1m done by the borough at
their expvnse. Moment of M. Grace to
move lnuldinn through highways from
Main St. in Elanlianlvllle. granted. lion
nugb Treasurer directed to receive of Sle-
pnen Olmstoml $34508 in full of indebted
nets of said Olmstead to borough on no-
eonnl of sidewalk on Mott Ave. Borough
survfiyor rvquested to ascertain and inform
lllfl lgliwny Cummiltve of amount of de-
scent bolWren mouth of Cross St. sewer
and point of discharge. and belwren mouth
of said newer and bed of Norwalk River.—
Jmnca 0. Outlet- appointed Hayward. Cour
mitten reported agninslnnv ubaterncntof
tax urinal James A. Rn 1.1m of 187mm
account of 17 shares of Irlleld Co. innit
ulnck’bvlu owned by his duunhlor. a minor
and inclu ed in his list; report accept
and abatement «quested not made. In
matter of committee appointed to confer
with city of South Nor-walk or lulhotftm:
thereof in regard to supply“!!! 80M ell!
with water from Burnout: Water Works.
Warden reported as uhairtuun of aid com-
mittee that due conference having bee
no agreement could he arrived
ord Kid. Owen Shannon. work. £1.31;
Mon rewiring lamps. '10
ILLaneworkon Ho hose on
Issue Burton ate 1 tier 1. -
Banks surveying‘ 1 10. A).
I
‘ elation; Bond I
mentof Jul lum-
fired
.‘f‘he'l‘itlrd Elam hives strewnI
berry festival this week Wed‘oeadsy and
Moron-inns. -
The ways on which the J'. O. Smith wu
hunched had an incline of 18 feet in 78.—
The printer made I mistake last week.-
Wbich homage-[m
Mr. Bowen but moved from New York
to his temporary residence on Island a
beautiful place for those who love soli-
tude end picturesque scenery.
The Citizens Association for the protec-
tion of the public domain on the shore of
Five Mile River have notices posted up that
they will hold nmeeilng alike house of
Mr. Isaac Stephen‘s on Saturday evening.
Salli inst. Punctual attendance is requested.
Capt. Vanbuskirk‘s'daugbter Lilly. amiss
of 'l' or 8 summers. gave a birthday party at
the house of her grandfather, on lilo 17th
inst... when all school children in the dis-
trict were invited. They were entertained
by Mrs. Flemming and others. and partook
of the luxurlea of the season. going home
at an early hour.
The case of the state against Harold of
hotel notoriety. for selling liquor without
license. came up in the courts at. Bridgeport
on Tuesday. the 15th lush. but was not
called on account. it is said. that Mr. Har-
old was not the proprietor of the hotel. end
that his sister should have been prosecuted.
the being the owner and proprietor.
City boarders do not put in their appear-
nuce as usual. exceptu few who have re-
tlrod on an income. and they chasing to
study economy have hired empty houses
that are numerous. and bring up some fun
niture and board themselves. Those who
are prepared for boarders thi this eeuno~
my in the cause of hard times. but they any
extravagance is the cause. and no they cur-
tail expenses.
Westport.“
Burglar-s tried. but did not succeed in
forcing an entrance to Nelson J. Alvord‘s
residence. Green's Farms. one night last
week.
It makes me feel young again when I see
old farmers hastening to tho sea sborc after
the first corn hoelng. to dig claws and have
a good time just as they used to du.
"Couipo" engine boys practice every
week. They are wailing to contest for
any ailvcl‘ speaking trumpet lying around
loose which may bc oli‘urcd for competition.
It is not usual for incur‘bcrs of the logis-
lnlurc lo leave oli‘ their PM". lluuns when at
work in committee. but the instance of a
representative from Falliicld County (no
reference to \Vcslpul‘l) who found himself
in that prcdicnmonl is recorded.
Foreman E. Wbcclrr of ‘ \‘igilunt" cn~
glue company. lost $5 lust \vcck betting on
Uumpo engine buys. lie claims there was
gouging somewhere between the referee. llro
time-keeper and the slnkedroldor. 'I he win-
ucr of the Inoncy has not been seen since.
Curtain young men in the village should
know bellcr than to slunl horse feet from
fishermen on Sund..y‘s and hung the pour
Cl'tlllllll‘t‘l up by their tails to ill!) from. door
knobs of the stores of merchants. Such
will not find in their cliulccbisms any nu-
tlmrity or said proceedings.
The oyster qtustiou was discussed in pub-
lic meeting in the village last Saturday, but
no specinl results Wtrc nriivcll all. The lab
jam in vlcw wns to tnko ncllon looking to
protection from neighboring llllcvvs. and to
scltlo ”10 question us to «but are and are
not public oyster grounds.
Friday‘s l‘ulfi bclpcd my pole lacuna won-
derfully. My new of grass is insured. The
sympathy of this community is extruded
to polnloo and onion growcrs whose liclds
are being dcprodnlml by blnck gruhs. On
the Aldcn cslnto if iukcs :10 grubs to kill one
bill of potatoes. No grubs for inc.
’I‘licy any the Wcsl Snugstuck school
tonebcrship will be vacnnl ill. the end of the
present tcnn. As there was grant parade
getting the lumber over here from Norwnlk
last full. the change culled for does not re-
flect much of credit in the district commitc
too. who lind thirty omniidnlcs to choose
from. If the district has a good teacher
why not kccp him 1’
I rejoice with exceeding great joy. not
only that warm wcntncr has rclurned. but
that the glorious Fourth is approaching. and
I can once ngnin look upon the young folks
enjoying: themselves touching off gun pow-
der. It was my grundfnlhcr who got in his
first vote for Jefferson for president and as
u democratic successor of his I may say that
I am against “third term.“ and in favor of
ulvinl: more than one man a chance. The
Fourth will witness some blowing up, and
if “third term“ blows up with it, tho day
will not have been made in vain.
Bob Coley is n plucky boy. He found
docs biting his sheep and went for the big-
gest one. He caught him by the tall. and
the dog ran dragging Robert. who hold on
wilh nmnzing tenacity. notwuhsluudlng his
passage up hill. down dale. over stone fences
and through prickly bushes. An ordinary
tail would have pulled oul.bul this tall. like
the tale I‘m leilinkwna n remarkable tail
and didn‘t budge \ hair. At last Robert
caught the do: by the nape of the neck and
seizing an ax. chopped that dog‘s head off.
Surveying his fold.lre found ten defunct
sheep weltering in their blood. Major
Ketclium has a bully dog also. but he went
for Mr. William Coley‘s sheep. and drank
the blook of eight of them. Of course the
town will foal the bill.
That the people of Greene Farms sbonld
petition the legislature to be set ofi‘ from the
town of Weslport and become a portion of
the town of Fulrfleld is a surprise to those
who thought they positively knew that such
11. thing never would be done. The griev-
ance which Grevn‘a Fur-ms has. so they pre-
tend to say . is Weslpert taxes are too high,
it is too far to no to mark t. the town debt
is swful.aud than the society is not what
they like to circulate in. but the real trouble
us alleged. is. certain Greens Farmers hunk-
er for. but who cannot get omen bore.
believe their ambition can be gratified in
Fair-field. I'm growing old. but I can see
Ihut theyflo find ‘somebody around even
though they have Westport. and in leaving
l‘uey'le have to shoulder their proportion of
Weslport‘s town debt. The best man in
Greens Farms any they are opposed to the
movement. are suited with Wutport. and
consider the petition which originated in
the brain. of a second rate clergyman. as an
outrage. Wright says 116‘! oppmed to it.
and that. in part. settles the quenion. A re.
monstrtnee to the petition is now circulating
for signatures. Gentlemen i don‘t wait to
be invited. but walk right up to Md
Kunpp‘s store. sign your nsme. end squelch
this boyish scheme in the bud.
“G. Run.“
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“bury.
John Stevens ”rived in town Saturday
morning with a our lost! ethereal from Ilh
tools.
The Rev. Mr. Hooch.“ the first church.
cutaneous“: with than". Ir. Pierce
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lest week st one of .
runes saying he muted spouud of
me: and some will for the table. After
a little time spent in ranking enquiries lures.
found thet‘he wanted some butter milk. .
space. etc. Later in the week a horse trot
was announced to take place in connection
with the balloon ascension. At the appoint-
ed time A crowd of people had gathered in-
side and outside of the fair grounds to see
the trot and the ascension of the during ae-
ronaut. The horse trot was to come offal
2 o‘clock. After waiting patiently an hour
or more without any signs of a trot. the
manager of the affair proceeded to inflate
his aerial ship. and show the people how
he could soar through the realms of space.
After nearly two hours spent in getting
ready, the daring balloonist prepared to as
00nd. At It quarter to seven the monster
balloon was set. free. and amidst the cheers
of the crowd the professor passed gracefully
up through the branches of a tree and came
down on the other side. landing safely on
term firma—after making. as the bills said.
a fearful journey through the realms of
space. This ended the greatest balloon aa~
caution of the your 1875.
New Canaan.
The Baptist festival last week was 3 suc-
cess.
Mr. Seymour Cnmsiock is altering and
repairing his residence on the upper part of
Marvin street.
The fishing party lbal went down to
Gregory‘s Point the other any bad “fisher
man‘s luck" but forgot to bring home the
fish.
Mr. Linscy has removed his house from
the west side of the ridge to the east side of
some where he intends making a line sunl-
mcr residence.
The taking away of the old steps and
platform in front of lhe Methodist Church
and erecting new steps and a larger platform
is no improvement long needed.
Messrs. E. lb Ii. D. Purdy. Jr.. having
formed a partnership and rented it shop on
Main street. are now ready to bang out their
sign as curpentcrs and builders. Send in
your orders.
Sylvanns Secley. last weckm‘blle attempt-
ing to get the cork form nboltle. it broke
and fell upon his foot. culling through his
boot nnd marking an ugly wound which laid
him up for a number of days.
Mr. Willie i‘nrdy while at. work on a
power lnortlcing uincbino the other day
mistook his finger for a door stilc lilllI after
discovcring his Inislnko concluded to rest a
few days. We are now lmppy to any that
by the use of arnica. c'lc.. he has again gone
in ills-work.
A'oh't‘t‘.
On the 4th of July. 1875.1lwrc is to be a
grand Pic-nic of the Gorilla" Singing Clubs
from Stamford. Nurwnlk and New Canaan.
lit-id in Rnilrmui Park. under the manage-
ment of Christian S;-liuninclicr. who will
sport- 1m puins lu make ibia one of the best
times on rccord. Come one. come all and
spend the «lib.
For the Ladies Only.
Spanglcs are coming into vogue again.
The cause of woman suffrage—scarcity of
liusbimds.
Black velvet is used it grout deal in the
lriuunlng of summer Iitlls.
Walking.r boots for vcry small children
should mulch the sash in outer.
Some lndics. this season. wenr wings—cu
their hats—but. it doesn't make ‘crn angles.
The latest importations of French millin-
ery are large bonnets with flat crowns.
Grenadinc. vcils are very long. and are ar~
ranged in the fashion adopted for tulle veils
but summer.
Dust brown is a favorite color for travel-
ing suits. Its merit is the fact that the suit
retains its color at the end of the journey.
Something new is a half handkerchief of
ponzee. or of the same material as the dress.
lied around the neck.peasantfashion.
The hair from a ladics‘ braid should never
be worn on the lapel of n gentleman‘s cunt,
unless the parties are engaged.
Chamois gloves are quite fashionable
among the ladies. They come in any color
and have any number of buttons. from two
to Ion.
There is an effort to revive leather belle
cud bugs. and the summer travelers will
provide themselves with these useful bells
and bags of Rusia leather or of velvet.
“Time softens all things." except the
young man who parts his hair in the middle.
and whistles on the street ears. Nothing can
make him any softer than he is.
It‘s astonishing. says the New Orleans
Bulletin. to see how little there is of some
ladies in these days of contracted skirts.
And it is equally astonishing to see how
much there is of some others.
A lady who gored approvingiy at the
nearly finished dome of lbe new courl house
remarked too friend: “Won‘t it be apieu‘
did when they get a new justice of the peace
up there?“—
A young man in a music shop was lately
overpowered by a fastidious young lady.
who wanted to purchase “Mr. Hood's—a—
The young men is still alive.
When a woman is cure-laden and heavy-
hearted. nothing shakes the megrlms but of
her quicker than for a couple of ladies to
stop in front of her house long ‘enongh for
her to examine the trimmings on their hon.
nets.
Aunt Betty inquired of the servsnt girl re-
cently if she esme from the Hungarian parts
of Ireland. On being told that her geo-
graphical knowledge was somewhat defect-
ive, she excused herself by saying. “I bsin‘t
much lesrnin‘: I never went to echool but
one day. and that was in the eveuln' nnd we
bsdn‘t no candle. and the toaster didn‘t
come." -
A soft-beaded youth residing In Sung-u»
on County. 111.. inns gone mulsncbolly and
for love of Male Turner. brought on by
roadie. her evidence in the Beecher trial.
One night recently he made a clumsy figure
of his hedclotbiugmnd carried it from roam
to room for several hours. Futslly be kick-
ed it down two mutate of stairs and into the
cellar. yelling at he stood at the door of the
latter apartment. “Why. Basile. you term
bled down! Didn‘t you!"
gummrrrwavm "
no
song of tbe—s—geutlemsn‘s undorgarmcntl" ‘
NOTICE.
mmMMM.MII.
Lu“ “wane-ml a. liter! works“
or forsale No re
MmK “H's "a Fms‘i‘x. Locxwoorrs.
STOP THAT COUCH.—If everything
has failed in your case. try D3. 01ml!
SYRUP or TAR Winn Cunnuv AND HORI-
nouuo. and you will thank us for the ad-
vise. No pulmonary‘ complaint. however
chronic. can resist a healing influence.
There is no case of coughs. colds. pore throat.
boarseness. asthma. or bronchitis. which it
will not cure or greatly relieve. It is a pre—
ventive of consumption. nnd the best known
remedy for cnour. Takes away all the
distress of wuoormn COUGII. Cleans the
throat and strengthens the voice of speak-
ers and singers. Contains no opium or 0th.
or dangerous drug. and is pleasant to take.
Trial bottles. 10 cts.. G. C. Stillson. Chlcbes-
rer'e Block. sole agent. Cull end ask about
it. 22287 .
Thur-stews Iva Pearl Tooth
Pol or.
lobe the best Denlriflce
known. Used dull . it will keep the Teeth
Sound. Clean and bite the Gums Healthy
and the Breath Sweet. It contains no a
or otheri urious substance. cannot injure
the enema . and is especially recommended
to those who. having good teeth. wish to
reserve them. [Sold by all Druggiets.95
and 50 cents r all e.
I)i‘IVELLS & ELLIOTT.
N0. 11, GOLD 81“.. New \ork City. '
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IS YOUR LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS?
Sickness prevails everywhere. and eve -
body complains of some disease during the r
life. When tick. the object is to get. well;
now we say plainly that no person in this
world that is suffering with Dyspepsia. Liver
Co laint and its effects. such as Indiges-
wCosliveuess. Sick Headache. Sour
c omacb. Heart burn. Palpitation of the
Heart. Depressed Spirits. Biliousnees. &.c..
can take Gunnu‘s Arrows-r Fnownn with
out getting relief and cure. If you doubt
this. go to your Druggist S. F. Peck. and
get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and tr - ll.
Regular size 75 cents. Two doses vvil rc-
licve you.
Is now udmitied
MOO-— ‘
As an anllncid and remedy for bilrous
com laints. from cxccss of eating or drink.
ing. ilk of Magnesia is a most potential
agent and popular means of euro. It Will
be found. it n trial. the best remedy ever
discovered or the cure of indigestion and
kindred ailments.
hunted by dol-
W
If life and health were on
lars and cents. Milk of Magnesia. for dys-
pepsia. indigestion. headache. sourness or
nerdy of
ladies and cbildrvn are subject,
worth its weight in mild ‘
would be
‘3‘;f’.§.:°;t.:
ARABIAN MILK-CURE
For Consumption and Diseases of the Throat. Chest
and Lungs. The only medicine of the kind in the
world. A lubetiluto for (‘od Liver Oil.
Permanently cures Asthma. Bronchitis. Incl lent.
Cousnmfitimm Night Sweats. boas of \‘oi hort-
ness of ti: Catarrln Cron . Cougha. Col II. etc...
in a few days. like magic. Pr ca 31 per bottle. Also
on. HOWE’S anaours
TONIC BLOOD PURIFIER
Which differs from nil other prepnntions in its Im-
mediate sction upon the
LlUER. KIDNEYS AND BLOOD,
It is purely Vegetable. and cleanm the a stem of
nil imgpriliee. build! it right aoum up. an makes
Pure. ice Blood. it cures Scrolnlons dieeaees of
all kinds. removes Consti lion and regulates the
iiuwcle. For Nervous Dc ility. Lost Vitality. Ur'in'
sry Diseases. and Broken Down Constitutions.
I “Challenge the 1911: Cenlnay” to find
its equal.
Every Battlef- worth its weight iwid.
PRICE $1.00 PIER 80 LR.
DR S. DfiLIOWE’S
Arabl “’6‘“ Liver Pills.
an conrnn"
They clone the Liver and Stomach th
and remove Constipation. Price 25 ccnteper
Consumptlvoe should use all three of the abov
medicines.
Soldb s. I" PECK Dru Int Sole Agent
lvi‘h'orwltlk. Conn . ’ fl ,
for Soul
DR. 3. D. sown.
l’nornru’ron.
No. 161 Chamber-Street, New York.
tg‘Mr. Lane‘s Certain Cure for Ingmwing Nails.
CURED.
The following letter ‘f‘rom Mr. Richard
Dunning-.11 gentleman so well known and
highly respected. speaks for itself. Dr.
Rows. to whom it is addressed. will be
t
Norwaik Hotel.
NORTH WiL'cox. Corn-L. Feb. 8, 1875.
Du. Rows. DEAR Sm :—
Yours has been received and it
afi‘ords me much pleasure to say that previ-
one to your commencing the treatment of
Mrs. Dunning for n Catarrbal and throat
afl‘ection from which she suffered so severe-
ly. I had given up all ho of her recovery.
and had told our cbil ren that they must
prepare their minds for the loss of a mother
at no distant day. When she saw your ad-
vertismrnt, I had no hope Of her ever being
bencfined by any treatment whatever. but
was willin to gratify her in any effort that
she wish t i make for her comfort or the
restoration of her health while she remained
with us. It was but a short time after the
commencement of your treatment that I saw
her hellth was improving rapidly. and now
I am heppy to say it is better than at any
other time since we have known eucbutbcr.
I think now she has as fair a prospect of a
long life as any one who is in nod health
and strength. Any use you w sh to make
of the above statement for the benefit Of
those who are afflicted wilh Calarrh or dis-
ease of the throat. you are certsinly welcome
to. RICHARD Dome.
..If you want genuine Franklin Cork-go
to Rsymond Bms. coal yard. us they have
just received a cor-go.
. .Juut urlverl ! A cargo of nu'ne L -
'I‘iw‘a Valley Franklin Coal. u’tzeRs‘ymonyd
roe.
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Kidney diseases. Dru .rtc.—Al o
afflicted with Diseases pg); the Kldll‘eg?$AI‘:
in the Beck. Gravel, and all Urinary ~Diseas-
es. Diabetes. Dropsnycr-voue D ‘bllity.ete..
should at ‘once lrv On. 8. D. [Iowa‘s Ars-
ggn' Tonic Blood Pnriflcr.—Seo Advertise
1: .
LOCAL NOTICES.
ug- Fan‘s! nnsfifini Al the unta-
Dawson‘s.
1" The Largest Assortment of I
be found in the city.“ the Misses booms:
Effects and times for Ladiee'. Genis‘
and Children's wear. cheap. Five per cent.
discount for cash. or John- Schnub's. oppo-
site post office. Suuih Nurwalk. Conn.
E‘A new ”annulment of Sun Um.
at A. Dicker-nun alien‘s.
(I'Gentl Penis made to order in thebeet
style. from $8.00 to $1100. st W.£I.Sword‘o.
Q‘A uploaded two button Kid Glove for
$1 00 pa psir. at A Dicker-men a Son’s.-
QFThe best New York Leger Bt-
at Geo. Scbaub‘n. or ”M
WEN" char-re for cutting when goods are
refined at W. ,R. Sword‘ or»
gilt-reliant 'I‘slluriug Sieve. . “I!" and
at the Mina Dew
If: Gm at}. 3.
"rural?“ Pg; , Stalin‘s mu
:LMI Confection” st 3. Eamith’a
mmd'm -" ""“mm‘u‘
'Perfunmy’ offll‘lfnds. nod
less variety of l'sdeyfluepsut 8. 3‘ “
mantewp-eontosell V“!
the stomach.end diseases to which ,
Saturday next, June 2611). in Norwalk. at
wYon eunnot fail to be suited in Ions.
eon'a.
fiend bill! were distributed about town “ammo“, m to a an. an d A,
lat week announcing that a monster balloon gfig‘hm’w” “my“ a. mg”; a: ”$539.11.: at 1mm
ascension would take place on Saturday sf- an g: o flgg‘fi'fi“ fill-:13... M .0 323.}; [a m... “g.
lernoon from the fair grounds. and calling :3 lllgofigg“ 3).“; n . p, a... “has; ao‘gu'ma‘ ll thee"! 013511.: W. Guw
upon the people to come and see a sight that ‘10me "Mk V?“ ”awayfige‘ cit:
persons who shall avail themte P 01 of loath Not-walk. June Did. 1813. «a.
had not been seen here before in fifteen nan notin any way ““Zf‘ifilt'f'll'a‘l' 3mg
yours. and also to learn all about the cou- :mlhmgg; mpg}. comma u to a.“ a. FOR SALE. _
strucllon, inflation end star-ling these aerial citr'ljpblc for an! e "cfggm‘u‘ my” tof‘ugdmfzngrgflw elm-unwed “$1533. . M
manners on their fearful journey through ' . -_. qnifire‘gf‘ w. 1‘56“”.
For Sale or Exchange for Nor-
walk Property.
If Burn and t f Lend.
dmzzai‘nm in m wmefmrt'r'i'aér‘fi
Oompo streets. five minutes walk from depot. n...
qnlrg‘t‘fl“. M. C. ALLEN. on the Paul...
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Wooten.
A1 dean-es slurnlsbed Room. for luck
muffle willing to I!" It. oer-vim in 15:1“ lion's“;
keepin on port payment. Or would accept a um.
tiou as oncekeepcr. Min! thoroughly competent to
gia- pacifier: of trust. Reference ven end re-
! rose
on “Ht' Box ms. South Norwslk. Gone.
To Let From July lot 1875
I
Lower part or houeeon Marthe“ St“ nest Mali
St. Upper part of hon-eon loin 8t. our oil
81.. an rooms in Old flunk Bondy. Inge on
MELVILLEE.MEADNJACOB .LA .
“on th Raw-alt. Gotta
For Sale Cheap 1
FIVE CHOICE BUILDING DOTS in name
Street. For particulars spray to
. swan". a co.
23m: South NM bl.
To Let:
THE LARGE AND COMMODIOU‘S DWELLING
£81.33. with Burn and etha- outbuildings.
CI
ton stree foruerl occu led by chm l'.
Tolleefilq. spill: to d. swgn'rr a 00..
mu South Norwnlh 0t.
FOR SALE.
The House new corner of Washington ant!
Freuklin streets. residence of the lots Matthew
Wilcox. For psrtieflan enquire oi‘ thepruentoo-
“m“ snwm Wilcox.
tf menu.
To BENT.
The second story of s in con m
30:13:. (lawman: Avenue. mFooter-ion new
A e .
U 9" ”mm mm.
To Let.
roe-is. plots-nth situ~~
House containing eleven
High street. Possession truncate . Apr
- ' J. C. OR 3.
s
s1.
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ply to
For Sale.
A Dwelling House on Ennbetb street conning 10'
rooms. and within two minutes welt of depot. Ap-
ply to 11. W. LESTER.
all." South Remit. Dona.
LIEAT WES. It
l. K. LOCKWOOD‘B.
Safes, .Safes, Safes 1.
Save your brokendvslubiea from archive!
curlaza
FIRE P8001“ SAFE!
Safes new uni second land at untenable moo-.600
House Safe. for Silver Ware, etc.
0. H. DISBROW.
Agent Valentino d: Butler sze 3; Lock 00
Box {87. South Norwslk. Ct.
One second hand flaring sze for sale choc it
B. s. ROOD‘S. Jewelry store. 0
FIREWORKS! ,
Fireworks !
‘AT
3 1:. nonwm’s, ’
Washington St, So. Norwalk:
H.E.BfllWELL
rumours .
Fireworks, ’
GMND
411 of JulymEruursinn “ ‘
Rockaway Beach"
VIA NEW YORK.
The mpul d fevorlte Ste-about.
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warn, um um my , . ,
Norman, on
MONDAY JULY 5, 1875:
at “£8 Alumna-rive! of the train from u- 7’
on one?! Even. men! I”. ' '
MP3. “Street: usage '7
then proceed down New
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