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”$311,383! 1. 1818-
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autumn”: a ”min.
willincverycoo 0“!th
3. fr.- Ilum—Wemw out
thruster-urn”! friend. twmflowu
“Machttywtlldon our pomrbefuvu
sour-slam: pupae-zinc wmtw oft-rev-
"... occur In tbttrvtvtu . “’0le do“.
.. up.“ Um. doll: throat
305 who .—It Sol truth-ten. and.
M“ «Mugshot tb‘elt ofprl u ion ‘
m n we I . vo
mgr-romantic unis-tomes. where rgy will
be stream in new style and on mountable
«man.
LII! of Letters
1‘“an in the Furnace. It South Norwnlh
June a. ten Pen-roe outline for my of the”
germ will plan any they ore nave-rum.
LADIB‘ LIST.
In. May Bond. Miss Susannah Byxbee.
lire. Susan Chase. bliss Lizzie Cherry. Mrs.
Jane- Collins. Mrs. Josie Horton. Mnl. An-
nie Johnson. Mary Ann Khan. Miss Corneo
lis Lyon. Mrs. Louis .‘fsvnartl. Miss Susan
Odell. Susan ll. Pierson. Mrs Agosto Price.
libs Lena Raymund. Miss Mattie Smith.
His: Maggie Stick Mist Helen M. Stevens.
at“ (:‘nlllflt‘ Tailor. Mrs. Silas H. Tanner.
Mrs. M. H. Treat. Mrs. Lewis Tultlt‘, Mrs.
Jane Weeks. Miss Hattie Wheeler.
GENTLEMEN‘S LIST.
Mr. J, T. Biathlon. Mr. John Clark. Mr.
G. L. t‘mwford. .\lr. Fulton ll Davis. Capt.
H. W. llnrtnn. James II. Loun§bury.“.\fili~
tary institute.“ Geo W. Saunders. Mr. Peter
\Vnish. .Vir. (lea L. W'ood.
.l. s. llL‘NNlNG. Putnam.
., ..-.--,.._. - my A.__~__... a...” -...._.. _.
giant: e3.312315 tutti fictions.
Boys be carvftti a itlt your fireworks.
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Wishes t.) be Unief of Police next year?
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Rr‘td the tint chapt, .n of “L‘inuti Ballad."
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,\.m- we want a will weather thertnorm -
it
3"
ovum—~—
Mr. ii i-‘. llunt has painted his residence
on Main St.
«unoco ~—~—
Last "toolkit of the present council to
night. tTlttusdnyt.
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Tbe Foutth of July comes on the 35th this
your. Look out. for your boxes and btrreis.
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Arnold. formerly of Theindvpendent has
started a payer in Glen t‘uve again culled
The l‘hn‘uix.
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C. W. Smith's luau poles have not yet
been attacked by the potato bug. and are do
in; finely.
”MOO“
ItThc building of the dam for the \Vnter
Works was begun on Monday lost by the
Messrs. Htttcitlttos & t‘nyne.
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Lincoln Council of this t'ii}'.VlSlls Star
t‘nuneii No, 49 of liobnkcn,thistWednea-
d tyt cvcninc.
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Thc liicltlsnd. Mix. Sentinel quotes but-
ter l‘lS- “ dull at to and I'll cents per lb. and
eggs 5: ccnh :t ill l at."
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An interesting sparring match came tttl‘at
Whisticviilc belwu'n Smith and Tai-
rnsdge. lust. .unntisy evening. in which the
former Clinic oll‘ second best.
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A pleasure party from New Y. rk. we un-
derstand. t‘tlilt‘ up to the Union House.
Urcrrry‘s Point. last Sunday. tinxi returned
“thin in the evening.
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Now it's who has the first mess of green
pets from his garden. Men resemble Geo.
Washington in this matter in that they
cannot tell a lie about it.
—--~ o‘V—vm
Poor man you needn’t wait for the doc.
tors to advise you to go oil‘ for the summer.
Doctors prescribe that, sort of mrdicine
only to the wealthy.
Ma
Bib B mes stys it‘ tttcy‘ii fill that reser-
voir at Wilton with lager instead of water.
he‘ll guarantee to get it into this city with
out the city being to one dollar‘s txpense
for pipes
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" Mac.“ of the Dunhurtan Press has sev-
ered his connection with that paper again.
and Mr. Mallory talus entire chnrgc. Well
Mac we'd say good bye to you. if Wu did
not think you'd resttntx- in a wet it.
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Now they are amusing our city tllll‘ll‘lfi
of holding coroner's inqueats just for the
the Sake of the frost. Btilcr pits: n Volt: t!
censure upon thou: who are tint careful to
die in a deliberate and less expensive man-
not. Taxes are such a burden.
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“ .\ yvuttg \\ tie in l‘uttuwutnmie county,
Iowa. awoke about. midnight and asked her
hosbaud a question. Receiving no reply.
she piocmi her load on his head to unite
him and found him cold. lie was dead."—
Now when you feel your wife clawing over
your snip. you Will understood what she is
lecltng for.
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Ever since this city in ted for independent
wstrr works when a Smith Norwutker goes
up to the Bridge he puts on airs. Wears his
but well over on one side. has his clear etc
voted to its brim. sticks his flown! in h I
wont arm holes. and tsilts of u hundred
thousand dollars as though it was an every-
day arm with him.
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An entomologir'sl poet out in Cufl'ey-
ville. Kansas. is inspired to tilt: following,
which outside of its high p tctic merit. pos-
erases gm! statistical mrrtt :
“Should ntliicru into millions multiplied be:
With no million time- out million more.
0 Mid ucnrcely rcpronnt c mtlltonrttt of
The gratuitous th-tl pm our door.“
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Eon. P. Burton and family have taken
Imam st the Dorian Llunsc for the season
They clan no on the Nelly White Thursday
June 38d. bug and homage. English pbw
trio and the mules. which are probably the
tine-t psivtn this country. For the inform»
lion of 11'. Dorlon‘s intimnte railroad and
steamboat friends berrouests us to uy that
hwhbumgm either of nitroud or
numb-an origin. while stopping at this pap.
our and Inverts: watering pluce. Gregory‘s
Point.
.m
“—9.
Lat Saturday B. W. M tpleu of The Hour.
7‘ dune had got 08 his little lake on our
. . going at for a day or two.touk the train
4. 1" ill bone in Westpnrt. He felt good.—
» ne'd got 08 one on Golden. and it rimmed
Lin. go read it to himself and hogtied,
the: be run trio: triend and they bu.»
, w Hsplco diminutive {not fairly
'mlwttb j-terlaeyu were filled with
w hurtful-emu“! be won bum), in
rpm!" degree. He daily at dawn
on“ behind- hdywltb a bodynnd
7N“ bylonklu mtdtbcwiu-
' ant-iii} “loudly chuckled II his joke
smoflebbuhd Whoa tbotrsto roub-
7"...”er sealants! W M
globulin fill-.31” 31°30!“
. mm.- that: occupied by».
hiyflb-byw Eels cunt-3 [In all
rineiltnvudhfid‘huhfliml
news-i
was going all. The blank will be filled in
“OD——
mac-afoul. uwtnck marina.
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.Psrttu or. new daily virtual Retort
Point.
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G. O. Stllson to building independent
water works st Wtcvillc.
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A hydrant such u is to be plotted in this
cltv is on exhibition It Puck‘s drug Mrs.
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The local crop or ntnwberrlec is now
coming on. The berrie- Ore vary a... and
and a may sale in our home murkot.
M
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See the cheap: in the time table- of the
N. Y., N. H. as H Railrond and Dnbury&
N'orwnlk Railroad.
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One hundred doilarr‘ worth of sheep have
been destroyed within 1 few days in Wit.
ton by dogs.
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The members of the Old lien Club are
anxiously awaiting the verdict of the Beech-
erfl‘iiton jury—Still having taken the aux~
ions lent.
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Old Well Hook & Ladder Co. having ten:
tiered the use of their room to the Ctmtnon
Council. that body is fitting it up and hero:-
after their meetings will be held there.
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An unoccupied hottsc' situated on the
Turnpike near this city. owned by Mr. J.
Morton. was destroyed by fire (in Thursday
last.
MW
It is reported that quite a number of our
Citizens intend tuition uFourth of July ride
to Battle Snake Gulch to take a view of the
h
borough reservoir.
90%
The annual Stockholders meeting of the
Fairlieiti Fire Ins. Co. will be held at the
otllce in this city. Tuesdny.July 13.nt4
o'clock.
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They are selecting candidates for council-
tnt‘n in the “Bloody Third." for the your nf~
tcr next. Put in your claims you that want
the posish before it is too late.
Moo—‘fi
A met-ting is called nt J. W.thson‘s nillcc
Gazette Building. Norwalk. on Thurs-
day'cvening. next. to make prt‘parntions for
the reunion tti‘lhe l't'ttt Ilvg't. in this town.
All interested should attend.
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Judge 8. B. Stunner of Bridgeport has re-
ceived s complimentary litter front the poet
Tennyson on the poem writtvn by the for
titer and delivered at the St. George‘s bur
quct.
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A hint tint: will be held tit the City Hotel.
South Norwalk. nt 8 o‘clock. (Wednesday)
evening. June 30th. for the purpose of or'
ganizing n rod and gun club. All lovers of
tishirtg and shooting are invited to attend.
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The Messrs. lloyt llrna. disposed of the
yacht Estelle. winch they purchased at the
auction sale recently. lost week. to Mr.
James Srnitlnof Stamford. for Considera-
bic more than they gave for her.
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Last Saturday night officer Tuttie found
a man named Sweeney laying injured un-
der the railroad bridge at Whistlevitle. lie
was intoxicated and had probably fallen
through the bridge. ills injuries were quite
4-1:.ti‘ln
rvx Ix;v13s
‘Wc understand lttut John Morton—J). ll~
\\‘tbb. ugvnt. has sold out the coal business
to Mr. lltnford Wilcox. E~q.. who wrll nn'
doubtediy get a good trade. D. ii. \Vt‘bb
is going to give his whole attention to paint,
flour. ere.
“raw
E 1.3th * while sitting off fireworks
last Monday had his eyes nearly blown out
from the explosion of a tire-cracker which
be was holding up to his face in see if it
itt ottr next issue.
”-
A Boston paper says that city has n wov
mun newspaper carrier who is eightyvst-vvn
years old. We don‘t see anything in that
to braguver. We‘ve gothuttdretiu Of our
llltll and girls in this city. from thirteen to
ninety years of age who have carried news.
papers for yd. hrs.
M”—
Thc little steamer that is being built by
Mr. Stevens for the accommodation of those
wb t wantt t make excursions in and around
our hntbttr is now about complete. Work-
mun are putting on last touches. She is
quite a roomy little craft and just the lttntl
of boat that has long been needed here. We
hope the public will give her a liberal pat.
ronage.
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About 9 o‘t‘lot‘k Friday morning but a tire
bruise out in Mr. Watson 0. Ilastings‘ Sill:
Trimming factory on Sea View Avenue.
West Stamford. and in a short time the
building with its contents was entirely cutt-
numed. The factory was a small one and
but been in operation only a few months.
The loss is abaut 0700 more than the insur
an 3?.
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This being the period of crntcnniais
Wistport patriots are ha king forward with
pleasurable anticipation to the time when
dry can celebrate with becoming dinnlly the
centennial anniversary of the drubbintr the
"rebels“ of the colony of Connecticut gave
British soldiers on the occasion of r tott-
landing at Cedar Point and their mlf‘cllllll
up Compo street on their way to burn nnd
unsack the town: of Ridgcfleld Mid Danv
bury.
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A. C. Bulkiey. the milkmnn. gives a good
dent of his spare time to the raising of poul-
try. This season has been a fruitful one! tr
him. He bud u brood of n hundred or mori-
of very nice ones. some of them bnlf grown
or more. but he did not bnvc Io nutty olive
but Friday moraine. when he picked up
about covertly dead ones. He supposes they
were killed by one or more wit-tacit. and he
thinks. for no unimnt of their site they ere
somewhtt destructive.
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Contractor Hatching: passed through
town yesterday with a two-horse wagon
ltden with wheeibsrrowc. a cook stove. one
Irishwotnsn and at nun. to commence o wrv
«ion. on the new reservoir dam. ’l‘hla
looks like bb—rcpeclnlly the cook-stave for
classic shades of Huckleberry Hilts-Guam.
—Yes. And on the heterogenious procession
traced through the up country village. by
the above provincial newspaper dice. and
beyond Rattlesnake Gulch. they were the
innocent cause of mail" more dun than
their owner and ban bud contracted for.—
We'li take buckiebcrriee in ours. and you
ruy bun nit ‘mkal in yours.
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fnctmuluttm mic-cl mama
thenmyurwtwomtohhuclr
mu ;
I‘M»
hadn't. fiWmh
Inuit
not in: up a summer tumult" house in the
in the prospect the! drink on Mt to
bacillus poulotlc. Prohibition mm further
oath-u over. Little u we may like it. the
suturotm Win-no
mm'm luv. Oneal“.
mmwnm.m.
wtthnuefMtbvdqutbcw'
nmmmnmhm
. ‘ ‘.. L . r \
norm-dun" Mal-st m
tofu-duo! thaw-shy». who
lunadofiudtftbepototobuydounot
proveverydutmtluo than will buyoad
aver-pomp.
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The entertainment by the Q. 1'. Society
at Temple Roll on Wartime-y min: wu
of a very tine chmcter. The young Indies
nod gentlemen comm-lilo; the society ynve
exhibitions of ulcer in the appreciation nod
rendering of readings from eminent authors.
The firemen sarcoma Mayor Quiltsrd
utd the councilman elect last Friday eve.
bitty. They were warmly welcomed by
the omclall nnd in seversi inltnnm very
hospitably entertained.
M..—
Mr. Becker will open a summer garden on
his premises foot of Wssbington street. on
this (Thursday) afternoon and evening.
The place has been nicely titted up. and is
to be conducted without the sale of intoxi‘
citing liquors.
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The steamer Flirt comes to the front at
Lake Waramnttg ngain this couch. and is
advertised to ply on that boisterous sheet of
water under the ownership and manage-
ment of “The Lake Warsmuug Steam Pal-
sengcr nnd Freight Navigation Company."
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Between the accordeons of Messrs Bond
and Ben Bechtel and the drtltn corps of Old
Well Hank d: Ladder Company peopio liv-
ing in this vicinity are daily delighted (f)
with abundance of music. The only draw
back to these concerts is that every time
lien plays the dogs within hearing distante
indulge in the moat hideous howling. Ben.
we believe wants to sell his instrument. and
any out of town purchaser will be aided in
the purchase by applying at this office.
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Newcomb‘s Combination Show which
performed in Nor‘wnlk. last work. came to
grief in Hartford according to the Post. in
the following manner :--“Thia wonderful
combination of three great moral showw.
gave an entertainment at the Opcrn House
Saturday night. to a handful of people. and
it was ltv all odds the worst show that ever
visited Hartford. and -thttt‘a saying n great
deal. for we‘ve had some pretty hadmtea
here. during tho season. Their receipts. af-
ter paying for the rental of the hull. Were
05.04. Of this Mr. David Eagle. the bill-
pnstur. took .5. magnnnlmously leaving the
four cents to the company. This of course
was ttnsuflieient to pay their hotel. printing
and advertising bills. and on Sunday nl‘tcrv
not-n they “skipped“ titctown. leavingthoco
bliis unpaid.
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The proprietors of The Hour on the 19th
offered to present to the winner of two out of
threo allows to be tinycti between the Inde-
pendent it. ll. Cltt t of Norwalk and the Rip
Rip ll. B. Club of “carport. a mild hall.
with cane and inscription complete. The
games to be inyed as follows: The first
game an July ill. on the Rip Rap grounds
at Westpurt; the soon ti name to it) played
on the 15th day of [suit the placu to be
chosen bv the winner of the first name; the
third game to bo played on the 99d day of
July. the place to be named by the givers of
the ball. Three games to be played even
though the some club should win the tire!
and second trauma. The ball will beupen
exhibition w thin five filly! after we have
reesived notice from both clubs that thev
will play the three games as libuVO specir
—-The two clubs have accepted the oilbr.nnd
The llour last work announced that thii
games will be played on the 5th. 7th. and
19m of July.
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The following cards we copy front the
Gazette Of this week :—
Nnrwnlk. June 88. 1875.
Pinnnix Engine Co. No. i. of thy Bor-
ough of Norwalk. would respectfully return
thanks to the. Git Con oil of the City of
South Nortvailtt ot- a r rock of him nor.~
Latin. voted by said Council. as a fall”) of
their appreciation of services of said Plun-
nix Company at their recent tires.
J. ll. ELLE. Foreman.
Nurwnlk. June ‘28. 1875.
The Pioneer Hook & Ltdtit-r Co. of the
Borough of Norwalk beg to tender their
acknowledgements to the Common Council
of tho City of South Nurwaik fur the hou-
”Bill“ mu taut lll-‘ltli‘ by them of tho servi'
cos of the Norwnik Fire Department on the
occasion of the recent filo in city. null for
the fill!“ of t-rt-"rv DOLLAM. for the bent~tlt
of this Company sent by said Council with
resolutions to above efl‘vct.
Sr. .lonx MERRILL. Sec.
Nurwalk. June :38. 1875.
Tito subscriber. Engineer of l’tttrnix
thanks to tltetlity Council of South Nur-
servii-ml l‘t'llthi‘td us Engineer at their re
cent tires.
Davin hi. Laxn.
w—Qevv-«w—
the basket in front of himself for protection
pillrel.
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605 oil’s-(9 Meadow.—
» as -.
if"?
it? . its-m? , tut-m _
m-mmuhotgmm. m
tbvywtllu’ustn about twowuks.
in Litabfldd.
of up next Saturday.
Monday. after | visit of three or four days
in this city.
Misses Couch. has returned to her home It
Brooklyn.
lice of the Foirdcld Fire Insurance 00.
log friends in Nerwalk.
is on a short visit to friends here.
vacation.
’ Theo. W. Qttinturd. son of Mayor Quint
turd. is ill at his home in this city.
Philadelphia.
turned from Albany.
list of tho Old Well Hook & Ladder 00.
it to Iowa.
Column» Comtoll.—- .
held Thursday evening last. the bills of M.
ill. Norton for $70.18. G. ’1‘. Curr. $3 00. and
l)r.Joltn liill $8.50 were ordered paid. The
bill of F. I“. Byxbee for $800 was referred
to the City Attorney. The Committee ap-
pointed to pttrohace 40. fuel of hose report-
that they had performed that duty. and
were discharged. The special committee
instructed to fit the room of the Truck Cont-
pany for council room. The committee on
Fire Department. were instructed to aitrn
lease of Truck House on behalf of the coun-
cil. The matter of bonds of Water Commis‘
sinners and treasurer of water fund Wits ru-
ferrcd to finance committee. The city sur-
veyor was instructed to make profile and
recommend grade of all streets where they
have not ttlt't‘ndy been caittbilshed. where
waiter pipes are to be laid lilitlvl‘ ttirection’
of street cotnniittve. Adiuttrnetl for one
week.
The Fair.—
I‘ltll‘flt‘itl Co. Agricultural Society though
not a financial success as an exhibition. was
such asto warrant the opinion titttt they
truly yt‘l he made sufficiently attractive to
draw out bu attendance that will pay. The
dittplay of fruits and ii twers was very fine
tllltl excited the warm admiration of the
vtaitorll. Mr. Alex. (iraltattt. gardener for
E. A. Woodward. made it fine display of
beautiful and rare plants. and carried off"
tttuny premiums. The balloon ascension on
Thursday \\ us quite an attraction. The as~
cension was made and the nernnaut per
formed in mid air upon it trophy. and do.
encoded in rtafttl y at Winnipauki Witt-vie:
& Wilson‘s llzttnlullscttursod flue music. and
so for its the management was concerned it
man
worn to ww‘v‘w.
For the Ladies Only.
caving.
sat down on “pantniouna.”
Ibc twists up htr back blur and has her
mouth full of hair plus is u mystery not yet
explained. v 1 ~
n masquerade party as Mary. Queen of Semis
looked throueh the Bible to ascertain how
the character was tire-sud.
my back on Charley he becomes offended at
once. and if I don't he can't see my new
buckle. What shall I do?"
the title of a novel. called “The Last Man."
exclaimed. “Bit-rs me. if such a thing were
ever to happen. what would become of the
Women.
t-‘t'eattt Fire Engine. No. i. would return his people coming int) church “that than looks
walk. for ltC‘lil‘t‘k l‘t‘t‘t‘lvt‘tl from them for
Last Monday. Will and Bub Byxlteo went
over to Cattnkcen island after suntpltirosmni
nothing more would probably have ever
been heard of it had it not been fur-n goal
and bull on the island. '30 young ntenhad
made the acquaintance of the goal. and he
seemed frenliiy. but when Bub stooped over
to gather the sampbires. his rear presented
so combative an attitude to the goat. that
his natural bucking propensities were at
once aroused. He looked at the formidable
oltjtsct. shook his head. and to not all the ad.
vantage. of momentum. hebaCkvd otf‘siowiy.
wanking his mad up. Bub. in the mean time.
ttncunsciuus of the impending“ conflictmow d
about slowly without changing his hunt pu.
ultion. which to the treat looked like deii~
truce. Finally the goat. unable to restrain
himself longer. beat his head and want for
Bub. striking him full upon the exposed and
tensionetl part of his body. and sending him
plowing through the land. Before Bub
could recover sod clear his eyes and mouth
his gtmtshlp was penning him again. Bub
finally got up and faced the goat. holding
The goal went 1 tr thnt tom. and plunrud hit
and through it against Bull‘s stomach. At
this time the butt on the Island noticed the
conflict. and he started beilowingund Inert-
tag for Bub. Bub then took to his heels
and succeeded in reaching the host. and
with his cousin Bill. who had run on the
first onslaught pushed off into the butter
and out of danger. They didn‘t get the urn.
Tho excursion of the steamer Natty White
to Rnckawny Beach on Monday. the 5th of
July. promises to be the event of the season.
The strangulation have all beenperfected
for it good build of music. rcfmhmvntsasll-
lOld connections with the Denim-y Rail-
road. etc. The inc all and unsurpassed
views of New York Harbor nod thonulonc’
at fortifications minded by rim trip on bid
documents that few on withstand. The
following from The Social! cud Courier of
New York. gives a loud ”aural idol of the
attractions of Rickswuv’ Belch t—“Ercttr-
stool «:qu Mmuowiuovder.
Tb. America luv. Swot-1y «not, every
day." 03. In. all 1:40p. tn..fer tho-beach.
”Marlon-vary friend- wifl hit it
maximum. It is table-sutured!
out at my 39* MWNM. «tr
tide allelic-hi In” tmlhutmm
i All the WW iv:
m. and In. A. 3. atom are actuality
600. 1’. Harvey willbe twenty-one years
Geo. W. Jones. returned -'to New York
1!. R. Turner has gone to Rochester.
Miss Foster. who has been visiting the
John E. Evenden tI employed in the or-
Mr.'l‘heo. Price. of New York.“ visit-
Charley Waterman. formerly of this city.
Charley Balls. of Norwalk is home on n
Mrs. E. P. Harvey is visiting friendein
Mrs. A. L. Frisby and daughter have re-
Aionzo W. Smith, niias Pythitts. is the ar-
Mr. H. 1. Smith has returned from his vis-
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At the meeting of the Common Councl
M”...
Tito first. Horticultural Exhibition of the
u nunnnnl
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Freckcled vt-ils tll‘e stylish and are very de-
A Schenectady girl at a spelling school
now a woman can keep on talking while
An illinnis woman who wanted to go to.
"Minnie. I‘m in a quandary; for if 1 turn
Aynnng ltuly.t\fter reading attentively
“I declare“ said Susan. as she watched the
like a pits)“ of dl‘lUtl beef." “Hush!“ said
her sister. “it isn‘t meet in you to talk so."
A Nthtrk girl hastened the departure of
a gentleman caller the other evening by re-
marking as she looked out of the window :
“i think we shall have n bountiful sunrise.“
A rather aittguittr scene occurred at the
depot Friday afternoon. A lady was going
by when a gentleman stepped out and said
to her: “liow'd do!" extending his hand
and smiling cheerfully. “I beg pardon."
said site. looking hurd at him; “you have the
advantage of me.“ “Why. dont you know
mel“he asked. ttllltilldtl. “I can‘t mutant-
her you.“ she said. “Why I used to be
your husband—John Artistus Henderson.
you know." She remembered him—Dan-
bttry News.
Little Bosnia is the five~yeur old daughter
of a Portland lady who married a clergy-
man not long since. When her father was
away. ttnd she was playing in the yard. a
stranger came along and inquired if the
minister min at home. “No." she replied,
“but mother is in the house. and she will
pray with you. you pour. tuisnruble sinner.“
“What kind of mountain them i" queried
an old lady of the young stun of literature
and peanuts. as he passed through the train
selling bananas.
“No.“ said Mrs. Poduorl. very positively.
“If I go into the country. Mr. Badgers got:
with vtte. This city ain‘t no safe place to
louvre It man alone in.”
Yet another warninir. Joseph Rates. of
Vermont. falls dead \vbiia carrying in Ill
armfui of wood. Show this paragraph to
your wife. Nay. cut it. out and pin it to the
woudsltcd door.
‘A near-sighted Britten than was lately
riding in u strict car. when a l‘ltly apposite:
bowed to him. He returned the bow. raised
his lint. smiled sweetly. and wuajust wont
daring who Ibo wot. when the name over
nod \vhtspcred in his war. “O’l? I‘ll fix you
for this. old than t“ Then he know it was
ht! wife.
An chant-minded profess if in going ‘out
of his college run seal-tut n cow. ~ In the
confusion of tits imprint berm his hat.
“disinclined. “I be; your ' mm; msdi
am.” Soon after he stumbled cutout a ludy
in theatre“. in A sudden recollmtlrm of his
former mishap tie-called out. will“. look of
mo in his countenance.“ is that you again.
youbrnte f".
A philosopher asserts that the moon? why
lulled tooth decay sooner than gentleman‘s
ls bootlegs of the friction of the tongue and
tbs” sweetie“ of the lips. . "
uric: it
39%..wltb u , or
may: mm... ‘6'“
._ South Remit Ct.
son m.
The Bottle mum corner of Walling“: all
M streets. residence of the late Inttbow
Wilcox. For particulars «quire of the present no
TO BENT.
0 second “or: at, a ho
I. on Woodward Avenue.
l. A outta ' out
’ my . Nuandanw nun.
It Home elongate; downlrioonil. pio‘p‘acnfly skin-
I Pause: in e a a .
R' ‘81-" on J.mC. CRO’WE.p'
- A Dwelling Home on Elisabeth street conning l0
NOBBY‘ s'rnsw
I! A '1' a.
fine 811k
SOFT GAPS.
We menu to give satisfaction by keeping the best goods
Tull-‘1‘: S 1“; 11qu end racy Dress
Still Nttwalk, Gt. ”3.73:4?“
Hobbit. Oops.
umr sprints . - “can. ~ »
. " ' ’ LIILTIAVMSG nus, m
mum
QUANTITY.
urn ' ‘
PRICES
To Suit.
Shirtl-
Styitsb. Neat and Hobby.
Mtflllkm
rooms. and within two minutes walk of depot. Ap-
H. W. LESTER.
South Not-walk. Conn.
MEAT BAFES. It. ‘
, I. K. LOCKWOOD'S.
Safes, Safes, Safes l
Save your books and Vlltllbltll front tire by rev
curing n
FIRE PROOF SAFE!
Safes new and second hand M. mountable prlcoamlso
llonae Safe: for Silver Ware, etc.
0. H. DISBROW.
aientino lb Butler Safe & Lock Co
ox 437. South Norwalk. Ct.
REFERENCES— First. National Bank. Fatrfleid
Fire Insurance Car. Lounshntv Iii-oi.
tenants. Wood a Cth. John ll. Ferris. D. llwchh.
l . S. Brown and others. 840
NOTICE.
llriinquent Tax Payers List 1873. Ifyou
wish to know after this when your property
is advertised for taxes. list 1873. pit-use ion
in this column us I out going to deal largely
in real estate.
lies,
A general stock 0
Linens
WAY DOWN!
Call before going out of town
ave a general stock to select from.
Jens F. Ravuoxn.
Tax Collectors List 1873.
'l‘ui Collector‘s Sale.
Notice is hurt-by given that tllottntlorx-l ittttl.“tld0l‘
IN! by virtue of s curtain tux
and signed by proper nulhorit
outtactot Ltomlor Smith and other perilous unmet.
in the rule book. on the liutto said w
loriltlli! of tho sum food no there
bingo tax or assessment canted
upon bv tboitthabttattln of the town of Norwalk.
l and legal) . assembled. in wit<—()n the urn
purpose of my
ness of Null town "I of
vies upon rind will sell at public auction. at
warrant (in y executed
and directed to th:
their several pro
atatr‘tl. aid Ill!“
with day of 54 tensbor. It. 1).. t
it. p lluwlttu described
ruai estut of Ltitittdcr Smith. rt reuld. situated in
mild Nor-walk. Containittu sixteen rod-I more
hounded northerly by highway. oasterl
Mmuul Lewis. southerly by land of he rs of M
sod. stud tract being two red: on front
two rods wide on said
(I about eigbtv rods deep. the
name being a strip of land on tho west ll
Samuel Lewis. land two rods wide throng
liit'hbrdu land. as will ruin“ the [mill of Two Dollars
1 cents. mam that being the pro-
itt Lenndcr Smith of the In!“ totnl
u said list togetiwr with the charges of int y. sate.
thllN 1’. RAYMOND.
.ullet‘stor. list of i873.
Dated at Noru‘nlk. June 2 l. l8? .
or higtvatthay sud
land or on rear. an
and Nlut‘lyrden‘l
mrtlon of the In
Notice is hurl-by plv
and by virtau ufn hurl
dine him to levy and collect
ieMttnn. turd other portion
the urn book. on the list to until wants
their savor-at proportion: of the sum total no lb
or Instrument agreed
the town of Norwalk.
”scuttled to wit-0n the am
that for the purpose a
non of aid town list 0
cell at nbllo unctlon. at the
music .on the 9th (ht'
eluted. ultl aunt being h tax
upon it the inbsb
viditla for the indie
levies upon and wt l
mines heroin“? d
r bed
Melanoma” std rite-toll
roar. bounded north
James Fluelbbous and
of mid l‘strlclr Meillnttn. southerly
and westerly on land of
t that being the proportion
outrun of the sum tout in laid
list togethen with the charges of lcvv. ante. etc.
' JOHN F R
on the blult'tw.
Niamey. u will raise the
Nlnutyel Attica“.
Dated at Norwnik. June 22d. 1
Tax Collector’s Stile.
Notice is hereby given that the untieniunedutnder
and b virtue of ncerlnin tux wart-nut.
ted by proper author
filled. commanding h
. Ryan and 0th
rule book. on the tilt to n
reportious of the st
stun being is tax or assessment a
Rent
lot to levy and collect of
id wlrrnrtt annexed. their
tm total as therein stun
WATER
AND THE
PRICE of DRY GOODS
ARE RUNNING
Down, Down, Down...
IN SOUTH NORWALK,
LOWER, LOWER, LOWER,
Than ever before at
BENNETTD’S.
Call and see the
Dragses for 80 Cents and Upwards.
We sell LOW as the LOWEST! Notions. Foul? Goods.
Sun Untbt‘ells, Shawls. Hosiery. Sin 8, bkirts. Kids,
Ribbons and Fans. Ladies and cuts Huts. Collars and God‘s.
f‘ White Goods. Mettings. Muslins and Table
And it hundred other articles.
and save your money. as we it
C. R. & F G.NEBNETT,
Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
REMINGTON ,
Tn] linux01- »: Burrito
"scum: has sprung rapid-
ly into fuvnr as possessing
the bout column-ton of
good qualities. unholy:
Light runningfl smooth.
noiseless. rlpid. durable.
with perfect Lock Stitch.
it. is s Shuttle Machine.
with Automatic Dmp Feed.
Design bountiful and con.
ctr-noted the very best.
GOOD AGENTS \VANTED. SEND Eon. csncvnan.
REMINGTON SEWINGMAGHINE CD..ILIUIi. N: Y.
BRANCH OFF-ICES OF REMINGTON COMPANIES.
Address.
Remington It Sons,
tuition Sewing ill. CO"
Remington Ag’l 00-,
. Boston.
"4103, N. Y. Sl‘rjwinntttl
eck Ruf-
Ramiro: No. t In-
clttne for funily nee. lathe
MM your or to widen“.
bu met with n more rapid
lwvmofmtlogfaakflaw ,
any mm an the m
Wm No. a ll:-
chino for NMWMM
and family use. (ready for
delivery only since June.
1874). for range. perfection
nnd vcrlety of work. in
without nrivni in fully or
m
IS! a; $3 Bmdw New York. rut
Indium $1.. Nev‘vy 'ork. RewlngANIcnl“ nu.
Chicago. State 8L. 8. Woo: and Arum.
388 Wuhtngton 8L. Sewing liabilities.
lat West «b so. Sewllgfi Machines.
ca. 199 bottom Sh. Sewn: Mn lace.
Minute. Gm. Delee‘s Open once. "Wills?“
n n
Wuhincton. D. Cull" Seventh SL. 82. W3:
of the town of Nora-a
bind. to wit :—On the 8th (1
ecttrnlter 1313. met for the purpose
debtodnuss of mid town list of 1813. let‘-
tnbiie auction. at the prcnt~
on the 10th day of Sepv
by the inhabitants
tutti inguiiv assent
in: upon. and will selint
inc-s hereinafter dt‘lcrlbot .
.. ltl'l'll. at 2 o‘clock n. rn..
described rent estate of
minimum in said town of Nurwsi
”MW!“ RUN“ “\OR‘ ,
land now or bite of Mary A. \t liliuns.
easterl by land of James Benedict.
Thorns- lt‘. Wilson and wife. and westerly
'bwuy. as will ratios the sum of
tinny-threw cents. that. bolt“: the
an of the stun iota
lion in the ho
Coup“ i“u One trttc
trac v x:—
in lint‘lllfll. burn and other buildings tnereon. An-
other tract of about 45 acres. with a burn thereon.
Another tract of timber and wood loud. with n hint»
rough the same. in mind
the stud John ht. ll
toguther with the
unnin th
lily»; Suid‘property ls incumbe
which it is supposed
'l‘ux nuttéutor. list of rats.
Dated at Norwatk. J tutu and
A RARE CIIANCE
Cheap and Detitaile Bttiliiit Lots,
located on Retort Stu our Elm Grove more.
Also 30 or 80 lots situated on Benton
Street, Springwood,
WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. TERMS EASY.
For particulars enquire of
WM. ll. WILOOX or
’1‘. B. GUl’ER. & SON. Springwood.
The under
the owners of th
the union. run his rxpreu on t
Con nail. formerly with do
will be on the bust
tony be left at the office. at S.
or on the t.
GEORGE IELLECX.
s and Lanterns
At E. K. LOCKWOO
POI DALI OHIAP
Stromboli and Depot
bolo‘t‘tluit-ubltt for n
am. qt:
For Sale or to Rent.
A lace conmnin about one acre of land. alto-ted
tt udre tr "ant-old
is: rill“ putluulm ta‘
it. n. Guru. .
Whitewash. Brushes,
Only 45 contort:
on own Htwot w tb ~
usury nut-buildings. ui Lam p
will be rented from Apr 7
M South Nnrwulk.
now. but Ind Burn wl‘tb 8
r «drone of delay he
eats anti mam.“ w ”3%.“.Nom
Bankrupt Sale of Valuable Prop-
erty at Auction.
Will be sold at public auction.
hereinafter described. on the
at It o‘clock in the forecourt.
mourned and for
win Place. and lately belornzl
bunkru t. in bankrupttg'. t
called. it the town of turn!
d consisting of about
t of about lt‘ acres.
Alfred Knapp
Solicits situation to his term stock of choice malty
on the premise-
m known as the Bold-
nc to David H. Webb.
stud at Roxbnry.
0rd. Flirtlcld Count
70 acres in three
Crockery, Glass Ware, Cutlery,
can remain i
JOHN H. S!
South Norwailr. June lit. 1873.
South Kuwait. Greenwich and
New York!
Baggage lit Package Express.
signed havlnmnede amt!
e stunner Nell
FLOUR. BUTTER,
CANNED GOODS. PICKLES.
nt boot. Mr. John
00
mutant! 3' Puck‘s dru store
‘ ' mil
a. n. Ldoxwoonts.
' r.
a:
it
WunteOook.
rWnt n Clerk.
PWnnt a Partner.
Wunt a Situation
a} Selectmen.
n; SALE.
The Isle of so much of the
't Tl’xulolnwul satiety s certain
. old on town its: all t w“
thduof I“. 18“. until “a is
" "batman South Not-walk Union school District
‘i'on um.
, A not born min and Braw- will
W Apply teor «Jr-ab.
Want ti Servant Git-l.
.' WHILiO sell a. Piano. ‘
“:Want to Buy n Farm.
‘ was; no evil ‘. carom.
to . lierrow Money.
‘0 jun? qty 3 . *
t? "u ens-"v: * but
A California claimants Oh .
thin win. when maiden m A
\
GROCERIES,
House Furnishing Goods,
E Etc.
'9
'I' E .A. S
FOOFFEES,
SAUCES, EXTRACTS, Etc.
Always on hand.
Solo It.“ M 80. NM!
Monument.
ringers. Door Mats. Lamps. '
Baskets, Brushes, lilo.
Washmgto‘ 11 Street.
can: a Luke’s muckyroppvllh’m
1...... w... .. tili'i‘tlilti in
Refrigerators, Childrens’ Cnr- prwW£mfi
W001”! W -OW WARE.
ALFRED ’KNAP'P.
orGhRst;
Contention tit m
(3. ram.
AGENT FOR Tn
ELcmmALTHAtI? "
And other American Watches in Gold ,,
and Silver Cues. SILVER WARE , '
A SPECIALTY.
J wel' Clocks. S tucks. Gm
Violin 8' up. etc. p(slit! a?!“ fa them
Into an Sowing Inchin- oodles.
Sta-if I. I. no...
”in SL. opposite Depot. South Rory-lb. ct.
Knives and Forks
Only 75 etc. per set sad upwu-dl.
At I. K. LOOKWOOD'Q. "
DIESSRS.
MM 81 Cl]...
MERCHANT
illiil'l‘lilll
”-NJQ'J. - .L
AND DEALERS IN ,
GENTS’
FURNIS *
fl
Have waged the service- of autistic”
tor. who. for many yamwnh them
Tailoring Depu'uncnt of two of the
sad well-known arms in New York. ,. ,
feel Insured that thong, who hit!" W
been unsbloto get united in this plow.
now not only an no trouble of“
the city for fincclolhlug. but on .,
we qustlty. ’
k“;
CHEKPER A'f Ho *
You no unanimity allotted to mi
annotation of our elm! clock of
As to Style Fill but!
allow none to _
Ont: slows-t. n .
I. K. LOOKWOGD’S.
Plated Tea. Spoon»
LOT or,
THE FINEST
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Norwalk Chronicler