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lathe college races at Saratnga to-day.
(Wotan-thy) the boats came in in the fol.
lowing onion—Cornell. Columbia. Harvard
Yale.
Moss M.—
Thc new Board of Councilmen convened
the first time for business last Monday eve-
ning. H. II. Elwell. chairman pro full.—
Prsaent. Councilmen H. H. l-Iiwell. Ohna. ll
Duty. Nelson J. Craw. Chas. W. lloyt. Dir
vid R Scllcck. Joseph R. ltsyrnond. Thom.-
sol. Raymond. Winfield n Hartford. Wit:
lion 8. Duncan. Henry Seymour. and
Entry 11- Fitch—James 51. Lane was out
of town. The minutes of the two last
meetings were read and approved.
lir.~Elwell then called attention to the
fact that the first business in order would be
election to Seniority. and on motion of T.
1. Raymond the ballots were falfen with the
following result—David it. Sclleck. Teller.
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Any information
«as. cheerfully given by addressing any
whose name. wt l
nth Norwalk cam
onto to the capitalist.
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noon
balloting for seventh onuacilnten that he
did actdetiteaay honorafrtun thatvngust
body. and would so leave he twelfth noun.
dfty~three golden" cords—net twsntrnins.
Bswuaeeerdtd the golden choice after
three ballots for twelfth oeunetlotandn
which hisouly opponent ‘was Ir. Blank.
The ceandtthsn adicunsd for one week.
when probablyths fate of applicants for
city appointments will be decided.
W
The First National lack of this city had
“All.” on deposit dune eon. against
MWW‘ ‘
Willie it is true that the potato bug
have actually appeared in many parts of the
State. the extravagant stories of their abun-
dance. based on the sensation caused by
their ilrst discovery. are without‘foundltien.
hey are very rare.
”
Owing to light rains in May. the hay crop
of Connecticut. annually valued at about
alumnae. will be only about twothlrtb as
large as that of last year; the ylrl
off in the hill counties.
about evenly divided in opinion as to Henry
Ward Beechet‘a guilt.
than the secular prose. And yet Mr.lle°ech-
er says he shall continue to preach thb Gos-
pel of Christ. as heretofore. unawed nnd
unterided by the preverse judgement of this
world.
Use and Abuse of Alcohol-
ic Stimulants.
No. 9.
.tnconon an an acrtvn l‘OlSI‘N.
That the action of alcohol upon the unit
on! body in a state of health is essentially
imisonous. and when administered in auth-
crcnt dose or in successive doses may to dish
tuib the regular current of vital action as to
the
valleys in about as lsrgc as usual. but fella
The religious journals of the country are
Some of them are
more denunclntoiy of the great preacher
l
s
destroy life there can be no reasonable
doubt. Among the first effects of the inges-
tion of alcoholic liquors are increased pow-
er and activity of the henrts contractions.
with sharpened appetite and increased so-
t‘rctions generally. Tile action of the brain
exalted by the stimulus is manifested by
tnlkutiveness. rapidity and variety of thought
exhilaration of spiritt. unimstion of features
sud gestures. flushed face and suffused eyes.
a train of symptoms very like those observed
in the incipient stage of insanity. These
symptoms indicate tlll attack upon the Ccrc‘
brunt. the intellectual powers only being sf-
fectcd and constitutes what is termed the
first stage of intoxication. The term intox~
icntion. though commonly restricted to the
effects of alcohol and other substances pro-
ducing analogous clients. is the direct ety-
urological equivalent of poisoning. and in
general eleltalion of the organic functions
*\ hxvuru t‘ocscrux.
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Ntrtrtt Counclulrl.
H0 uses-o neon- sun‘s-cc gfls‘ua) -p...
this sense here used. the condition of drunk-
enness in ltll its stages being one of poison-
ing. it is in this stage of intoxication that
we sometimes see the prcvuillng dispositions
of men; the week and silly become pig."
with mirth. the irritable and up i" ‘
npercd
uarrelsome the salon
tvireep and dwell u t .qpochondrincrtl
‘ . . . m. .n 9 «l grave subjects. more
pnrtlt‘tllitllr. ... .uoso cases where the Inclin-
cholly is oomtitutionul rind not the result of
external depressing influences. The ril'uct
of ltlctiholic liquors however upon the men-
lnl [Mitt-era in by no menus uniform cxulta-
tion but in some degree n perversion and
weakening; the imagination is cxuitcd und
uurcetriiincd in its exercise ; ideus and int-
ugcsl tilt across the livid of rrzcntnl vision
with wonderful rapidity and yet it single
trzlin of thought cannot be grouped. carried
font nrd and reasoned upon connectcdly
us when not under its influence. and the
passions mid emotions more easily excited
and for less under control and subitictinn to
the will. in short whilst the automatic ac.
tivity of the lulnd in united there may be
at the some time diminished power of self
direction.
If the quantity of liquors taken be only
clinician! to produce these cd'ccts they grad
unliy subside followed by a state of depres
sioo. tho appttitc, the digestive power and
organic functions lowered in activity and
the power for mental exertion for a time
impoircd.. At the hot the brain are locri.
ted what are called Sensory Ganglia a num—
ber of email bodies which taken collectively
is the§orgsn through which the mind is reu-
dercd concious of the impressions made up-
on the organs of reuse. and upon the hemis-
pheres of the brain nre superposed. Now if
still more spirits are swallowed the intellec-
tualdisturbtncc is after n time greater end the
influence of the poison extends to these gang-
lls the disturbance of whose function is in-
dicntcd by disordered unsation and deficient
control over those muscular movements rc-
quiring sensation for their guide.
The phenomena presented by the disor-
dered condition of the brain nnd unacry
ganglis.characterlee the second stage of in»
toxicstion. The excitement becomes more
of the character of delirium. voluntary con»
not over the direction of thought is loot,
ideas are ocnfused. the reasoning disturbed.
the platoon more violent together wltbrt'lug
ing in the ears, giddineee. double vision and
other sensory illusions, are manifested. The
voice is thick. eyes vacant. face generally
pale. the muscular movements tremolona
and unsteady. After a function power of
self direction is entirely lost. the upaoity
for reasoning suspended. the individusi is
given over to the domination of his passions
and for the time being is insane. dangerous
it himself and those who come in
com with bins. If no greater efl'ecta of
the almhol are manlfated he falls lntoa
deep sleephod if unaccustomed to excesses.
woken with headache. feverlshnesa. dry and
furrcd tongue. loss of appetite. loathing of
intoxlattng liquors. liability for bodily and
mental labor and much depmd in spirits,
requiring reptile and abstinence to {conver-
innit. 0n the 00!le the sxwula
new, w of loathing he craves stim-
ulants which taboo temporarily! restores his.
apps the and digdive power.
Should however the quantity of spirits
toga-tad be gems the third stage of intoxi-
cstlea super-vans- Wad one: ap-
of of monies d tone--
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.30 0-50.
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dsepoedhuyslsqsfiro- subdivid-
uioanboso (unusual to m.-
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fies-lines sf
burl-I10 I ,
under its indusneathe face beeonsapalsr
though sometimes dubbed. eyes vacant. Illl‘
fused and sometimes glued. pupils dilated
or eontraetlag vsry imperfectly or net at all
tetbsllght. the head generally of natural
beat. extremities cool. pulse feeblsrelatlvely
slow or entirely wanting at the wrist. The
respiratory movements unrecrless frequent
or imperfectly performed. foes livid. lira
blue. squinttng of the eyes. gensnl tetanlc
spasms er convulsions of particular parts.
The dark venous character given to the
blood by the admixture ofalcohol. augment‘
ed by undue aeration consequent upon the
failure of the respiratory hiovottteitta. the
blood in its influence upon the «army gang-
lla and ldedulla Oblongata becomes an direct
iv poisonous that the motorist functions are
completely suspended. the respiratory
movements brought tort stand ant death en‘
sues.
The symptoms shove enumerated and post
thorium nppearauoea presented in such it
erasure those resulting from Aspityxla or
admiration for the want of slrtnnd usually
as in apoplexy attributed to undue oxygena-
tion of the blood. The right cavities of the
heart. the pulmonary arteries conveying the
blood from the heart to the lungs and the
pulmonary veins through which the blood
is conveyed from the lungs to the left side
of the heart are loaded with blood. whilst
the loft cavities of the heurt and arterial
system are comparatively empty. the al-
noses and the whole venous system of the
brain tinged with dark blood as is also the
liver. spleen and kidneys. "
This stnte of profound intensibillly pro-
duced by alcoholic drinks is essentially one
of narcotic poisoning. first attacking the
brain the stupor spreads to the Meduila 0b-
longatn and a faint result is induced by com-
pltte suspension of the respiratory move-
ments precisely as in narcotic poisoning in
general.
£Tiie greet malls of fatal cues from acute
Alcoholic poisoning die in the manner above
indicated from gradual extension of its in-
fiuence. Cases however sometimes do oc-
cur whrre large quantities of raw spirits are
swallowed end insenalbillty so rapidly su-
pervenos that death takes place no the result
of shock caused by the direct action of the
alcohol upon the nerves of the stomach ex-
tending to the whole nervous system. in
which one the usual preliminary symptoms
of drunkenness do not appear and life is
terminated without the lens! reaction.
”Not-walk.
That lemon has disappeared.
And now it is ripe currants and raspberv
rice.
Viicnt itlun makes hard work for mothers
in mending brooches.
A new barber shop has been opened un-
der Curtis‘ hat store. Wall St.
Mr. E. It. Austin. of this place. has re-
wind a patent for a chain propeller.
The Union Msnufllcturltzg Co. are running
upon three quarter time sgltin.
The farmers nre bringing in buy. at“
0 int. potntoca and other ”when flout u“;
Country.
film“ Engine Co's.. "crab" in being ro-
by Frank ilurr. in a nest and ltlb'
atanticl manner.
The foundation for a number of new
“slrnnties” are being built in the clown: pre-
cincts uf Cobble bill.
The Filirtleld Cu. Bunk ihnve purchased it
chronomotcr lock for their viitilt ns n posiv
tlve security against burglars.
The ladies of the First Congregational
Church nro itrrnliglllg for n church fair to
be held early in September.
Amusements are dull. The Open
House but been unoccupied for it month or
more which is something unusual.
Some of the folks passing through town
on the wily “to unit“ look as it‘ they needed
sailing tokecp much longer this hot wcnth
er.
Natures pyrotechnics lust 'l‘uoadny altit-
noon mid evening bout those of the Fourth
of July all holler. and she didn't but! try
either.
If you want to get agood "birds eye view"
of u onilltry bird. like a look at those due
ornithological specimens on oxibitlolt til
Uhle‘s drug store.
The Willi street loafers are mourning the
departure of the mud digger. Counting the
rats in the rest of the stores on Main street
is their only remaining pleasure.
Dull monotony atzllks supreme upon cv~
cry street and by~wsy. Outside of pie nics
nnd excursion parties there isn't enough go.
ing on to keep on individual out of mischief.
Mr. John S. Seymour has been engaged
to not on principle of the Centre District
School fortiie ensuing year. Mr. Baldwin
has rcpsired to the scenes of his early youth.
Isn't it awful t3 be about one half Athlle
of n morning and as tired as Sisyphus. to
have n mlsorsble fly go it llcltcty swilee up
one nostril and down the other after a pola-
tbc bug.
The Musicale wits held last week Tuesday
evening at the residence of Geo. E. Miller,
Esq. North Ave. The attendance was not
no large as usual in consequence of the in-
clement weather.
During the thunder storm of Tuesday
evening last. the residence of G. W. Show,
on Riverside avenue. was struck by light-
ning causing considerable spi interlng of
wood. etc.. but doing no other damage.
A new specialty in medicine has been
adopted by one of our M. D's.—tbat of wait
in; upon and prescribing for nick cats. Ac-
tual feet 1 And it'- u bad thing for the cuts,
too. They all die, every one of them.
Green apples are getting at suficient size
to make things quite lively in the vicinity
of the doctors shops. Three cents worth of
the pesky things. judiciously distributed
among a family of children will batch out a
twenty dollar doctor‘s bill in no time.
What a nice little thing it is. to meander
about a public thoroughfare. a man two
thirds drunk and the other third crazy. with
a freshly ground scythe over his shoulder.
Main stroc' experienced such last Thursday
evening and several persons narrowly ea-
csped inim-
Qulto a row occurred on Wall street. last
Saturday event“. “9"!“ S 0W?“ 0'
drunken chaps from Winnlpaeh. and the
pane. Mitre latter of whatnwsrear
resting- than not violent and Wing
“dues. The Ddlce‘dleid‘fild conveyed
their p m to the“ IP- “
The mm nuke! Kuwaiti-sooth.
> ’mg‘pfi L£Ifllm , it;
Mute.
0“”,
Net- _ “ we“? I.
ateoftba opinion that dislafsotaatsludb‘
oiously and immediately applied would very
ranch improve the matter.
The Neptune club hold an outbuslsnie
meeting last Friday evening. A large aunt-
ber of new members were accepted and atl-
“it‘d?” the ornitn‘attd'eotntntttstt ofva-
rletts kinda appointed to arrange for getting
things in readiness. sis. A large and more
commodleus vessel is to be procured so that _
all may be accommodated who desire to go.
Sonia fifty names are already booked as
“sure.“ and everything looks like an llltiiltl'
ally agnsahls and prosperous voyage. if
we was a man we‘d geycu belt
The principal talk about town Just at
present is centered upon the tater bug ques-
tion. the miserable vat-mints having appear-
ed in this locality and proceed dinetly to
business. Potato patches in the infected
dittrlctsloek sick enough and the proprie-
tors thereof are about as disgusted a set of
looking individuals as has been seen in these
parts since the late election. All sorts of
devices are «sorted to to exterminate the
direful critters. but none are suflclently
that-tings and lasting. lets expected that
next season there will be trouble in the wig-
wam. and Paddy‘s darllnta go up like linen
overhauls in buokleberry time.
Count: on Buncaataa. July I.—Sewcr
Coutmltta directed to advertise in Nerwalk
Gaaetto for sealed proposals for laying an
id‘inoh content sewer pipe from mouth of
present Cross street sewer to outlet in‘river.
parties to furnish all materials and to lay
the same under the direction of the Borough
Surveyor. proposals to be in by the 10th
inst.. . . .Clerk directed to notify H. B. Rum-
say to remove within tire days the gravel
thrown up in the highway by him In loving
his curb and gulti r on lllgh street; upon
refusal or neglect. to be done at his ex-
pense. . . .Ootnmlttce on Highways directed
to lower the curb of Michael Monday and
Peter MoLaugblan to grade on Franklin av-
enue. . . .Warden reported that he bud
caused the grass to be out on the Green and
Union Park without charge to the Borough
....0rder to be drawn for $50 on contract
with D. A. Newcomh for highway repairs.
for $45 spiel ll utilllruct for grading portions
of highway. . . .Coininittoc on Fire Depart-
ment directed to examine and report what
repnlrstliuuld be made on the “ crab." and
the cost thereof. . . .Ordcr it be drawn in
favor of the Warden for “.75. cash paid
out by him for Borough. . . .Ttlx against
Jololniith Unliill. 187: . not to be nbnlotl. . . .
Bv-lllw in relation to harbor of Norwalk
rind Norwnlk river. forbidding the throwing
of substances therein. adopted. and upon
npprovnl of the Warden to he published its
rtqnired by low. . . .l’otltiun of F. O. Estrel-
son for reimbursement of expenses incurred
by him in the III". of llorouuh itgidnst hitu
for obstructing the highway. judgment hath
lug been rendered in his fuvorv-leavo to
withdraw given. . . .l‘i-titlon of Rufus A.
Fillow sud others for the laying of a pipe
to connect wuter pinto now terminnting in.
School :troot with Summgumpgfofio'é
i“ BMW“ T“"""¥fbr conference with Wu-
““' CWliinels....lilittcr tif petition
‘ {or public walk in front of the Bullion Pluuo
on Cross st.. the which of B ritlgh Attor-
my to be ttlteii....iluttir of payment of
$150 to John lichulmoit fol crttru wotkex-
ouvltting harbor chnnnt‘i referred to Cut“-
nliitee on Finance to see if conditions of
payment bud been complied with....Bills
rcpltrlvd correct and ordered paid-Janice
0. letter. lighting lumps. June. .0000; D.
J. lllanni-tt. police. 31% 00. F. Foster. police.
$00.00. John O. Sullivan. police. .5090.
Cole Brothers. Fire Dep‘t. $7.00. George F.
lloldnu. lumps and grill. $1105. Norwnilt
(luv Light Co. gas. June. “-13.84. Norwulk
Gilzuitt‘. 010.00. S. E. Ollllrltllltl. Fire Dcp‘t.
8‘3 70. .l. 1“. Focus. sot-vices und ousli puld
tux rilto mutter. $33 3‘3.
Westport.
Though the two are not companions. the
palm» bug is stepping down and out with
the friendly struwburry.
'l‘lio when! and rye crops lit-o ripe and old
bachelor farmers are nctlvely ugitutiug the
cradle.
The attention of Leon. Tretdwcll. lluri-
butt. Bradley. Nash. Wheeler and other
haywards is united to the nuisance of horn
cuttlo roaming on the highways.
tiny and harvest are now calling forces to
the fields. and I‘ve got to wait till lifter Atl-
gust lot. for my annual Conkeen Island
ciunl reset.
I eould‘nt resist it. I had to go and hear
Rev. Mr. Anltetvll at the Stone church Sun
diiy. Ankctcll isnsobolnr. and it gtent friend
to the movement looking towurds tt State
Constitutional Convention.
They arty black deb are huddling around
channel rock. and so tome when they sight
Johnny's rock that the hand held out will
induce them to jump into it. and yet for
love or money I cannot get a party to fur-
nish bout. provisions and tackle to take me
thither.
They talk about sending missionaries
West and to the South-Sen Islands to intro-
duce chl‘istlunlty and morality. which is all
right. but, judging by the swearing and
yelling in the streets of Westpolt Sunrduy
night. the field for activotpcrulluns is really
nearer at borne. "
Lust Wednesday that 31 score of the luv
dependents to ti for the Rip Rips. rather
took the starch out of the B p Rita, and yet
the Ii. R's feel confident that the result of
the control for the Hour'a gold ball. will be
in their fever. 1 shall hope there will be no
“selling out" during the contests yet to
come.
The case of Mr. B. Callahan for alleged
rape was tried but Thursday. “G. R." m I
mistaken when he said it would be tried
this week. The evidence introduced was
of such a peculiar chancter. as to impel the
Court to bind the owned over to the-Su-
preme Court for trial.
Mr. Belyon of Green’s Germs. a young-
iawycet who didn't. sign the petition tobc
“set 08." was in town Sttutday night sock.
log for a justice of the peace before when:
so trya case. but audit-tr none. Timeout
the Justices who were not playing on...
were tired not. getting in hay during thoday.
sud Relvcaghad to give his case a ‘ layover."
The“ third night of the fois- and festival or
ding'danoe with “Walk" Barth “low.
the Addie wsaa feature which!» most
made a profit of ‘30“.
i ,” my .
the memorial dieters lodles at mum nan : ‘
resultsd in financial success. and the m0- ' "
field church disciplinarisu mngd. ; ,
dud pleasure to the occasion. 41.. “1”?" _‘ .. .
r» ' hewswillbausiuat liorwalltlletsl.8er-
memento
doaowtll‘ant
The ltev. lb. Thomas preached a thrill‘
evening. The words of the text were:-
“Bew shallys escape it you neglect to
great sabatlent“
Kr. liarrold. of hotel notoriety. has loath
stitbe packet Chief with his furniture and
moved his family to Staten island where
we hope he may have great success at be
great ambition. .
Mr. llant Hilton while out sailing on
Saturday evening with his family had the
misfortune to have the mast of his pleasure
boat unstep the must going through the bot-
tom and by the board. The boat lies on
the allele ncar his father‘s residence filled
with water. All got home safe with a
fright.
Mr. David Fallon deserves the thanks of
the community for improving the road to
the depot. while beautifying his own plsee.
giving a broad pathway for pedestrians so
that they will not be in danger of being run
over as heretofore by carriages from the
depot.
Your correspondent was loudly called for
at the (ill of July entertainment spoken of
last week at worthy patriarch Pluoe‘s.but
could not be found. The boys bad provid-
ed a bountiful entertainment at the close of
the fire works exhibition. of which till tie
friends partook. and with singing and
speeches made the acumen one of great en-
Joyment,
Frhiay night last the bay window of the
forced open. The rubber or robbers then
succeeded in getting into the ticket case and
freight room door nncl stole iwu till-pound
tobacco consigned to Mr. A. Dibble.
the depot platform. The railroad company
good all damages to Mr. Dibble.
from her pocket. and being acquainted with
Daniel H. Knapp. whom the new setting on
found them. lie said he had not.
she asked him if he should find them or
hour of them he would oblige her very
much by sending lwr word. whereupon Mr.
Knapp conceived the idea that he would
find them or send it new set. and immediate-
ly procured the front teeth of a culf by cut~
ting oft‘the lower jaw. Hedid them up in a
neat package and aunt them over to her real-
deuoo at South Norvvulk. with a polite note
attached. saying that he had found a set
and if they did not belong to her to send
them back. The lady tool: the Joke in
good port and immediately returned the
lug sermon at the it. 8. Church on Sundav‘
office at the Five Mile River depot was
abstracted 08.00. They then forced the
cheeses and one iOvpound pail of chewing
The
thieves left their “Jimmy" concealed under
have signified their willingness to incite
Alndy living at South Not-walk while
paying a visit toa friend In this place
thought the hitd lustil set of flan with
his front stoop. inquired of him it be hfid
Then
stunted. Blood. ' .
d‘ee- We. are infilrntsd wad
walk. on Saturday. July “lb. when be one
bsosnsultsd entire above diseases. M‘
interned are referred the lady below;
nit. liewn—DnartStut
It gives tae pleasure to write you of the
ansui cure I have received from ur
\tdleieus and successful treatment ofw -
trrh from which I have summit so much.
That which i called “a severe cold in the
hand.“ had increased its swallows“ by
r until the autumn i that called on yore
t that tlrne l was convinced that a longer
neglect must inevitably lead to the disease
of my lungs to my threat was already advct‘
ed considerably and severely and
steal strength generally impel . ! ad no
knowlsd of you beyond nineties of yours
which! all read anti I may add. that the
predjudlne naturrd to one strict educated
n the views of the regular praot co. did not
old me in seeking one of whom I knew so
little. Bull was unable to find any help
through tho ordinary tmtmertt of eatarrh
and t erefors followed my inclination an
went to you. Iwas satisfied after the ap-
plication of your medicines that if a euro
could be emoted or method could do it.
I have carefully allowed our directions.
and though from its long s mile and ae‘
verity of case recovery as been
slow I not apply to a it has been sure.
and l cannot but wish or all who are sufy
ferin from this disease a worm and
upon y relief by your sure. sens bio and our
tuln Mild" Yours mpectfuliy.
rut. L. J. Colman. Not-walk. Conn.
STOP THAT COUth.—!f everything
has failed in your case. try” Dlt. Mounts
Svnur or Tan Wrnn Cunnv ann Hurts-
rtonrtn and you will thunk us for the lid
vise. k0 pulmonary complaint. however.
chronic. can resist its healln influence.
There is no case of onugha. on . sore throat.
bonmcncaa. asthma. or bronchitis. which it
will not cure or greatly relieve. It la n pre-
ventive of comnlption. and the best known
remedy for canon. Takes away all the
distress of wnoorrrlo oouoir. Cleans the
throat and strengthens the voice of spcnkv
era and singers. Contains no opium or oth-
er dangerous drug. and is pleasant to take.
Trial bottles. 10 ots.. G. O. Stillson. Ohiohes-
rcr‘a Block. sole agent. Cell and oak nbtlnt
it. 223%? .
’ ——-—Q..————
DYSPEPSIA.
Americans are nrtlculariy subject to this
disease and its e acts; such as Sour Stom-
ncll. Sick Headache. Habitual Costlvenoae
Henri-burn. watorvbrnsh. coming up of the
food coated tongue. dis reeshle Isaiah: the
mouth. Pnlpltntion of t e Henri. and all
diseases of the Stomach and Liver. Two
doses of Gnun‘e Auouu'r Fnowrtn will re-
lieve you at once. and there positively in
not a case in the United States it will not
cure. If on doubt this go to your Drug-
gist S. F. colt. ttnd get a sample bottle for
10 cents and try it. ltegulnr site 75 cents.
.cww...
new
As no untivncld and remedy for hiliout
complaints. from excl-as of eating or drinks
lng. Milk of Magneaiitia a most potential
agent ttrld popular merino of cure. It will
be futind.upun triul. the best rcmtdy ever
discovered tor the cure of indigestion and
kindred ailments.
—-——.O.—--—
if life and health were eltlnintod by dol-
lors sud cents. Milk of Magnesia. fur dys-
pe sin. indigestion. headache. sourness or
no dy of the stomachmnd diseases to which
lsdlvs andchlldrcn are subject. would be
worth its weight in gold
mean.
“as: "Mannheim. ' _,
gum “ 2..
x.x.t.octtwoon‘s. fi ‘
\f _
MIA! "I“ bl
Stiles. Sales. Sales!
Save your bucks and valuables from are by as.
curing a
nun rnoon SAFE l.
Iafes new and second hand at untenable prteeaaieo
llenas oaths for Silver Ware. ate.
0. 3. DIIBROW.
Agent Valentine ti Butler Safe a Look 00
not: 037. Bomb Norwallt. 0t. ,
“renounce-a First National Bank
re nanraneo (to. beryl-hula lime. to
tell mWeedOt’lo“ uhu . ls.D.ll.
. ti. rewn and others.
NOTICE‘.
Warsn Coaurssrnrtana‘ cumin. City South Kori
it CL. duly Bill. 8“.
Sealed Pro meals will be received at this office vn
lil”“""l."“ i"""““i‘i‘llii°.‘§itll‘h roar.-
nre mo an ,
' telly R“ M er
GM 0‘
git :Wge‘ interest, 0 per cent. per “3...!
h
asrn ‘ all 4“ and do i of
L a“ ° r. at‘i'l‘i's “inlhatldiial muor‘iatn'ilior-
I. I“ of b
ittature of the r
bass (is are an its
fat of connection ved
a y m. rm. and w be m July ill. tilt“...
payable aafollnwat
‘ cl8§ l
N I ‘Y AI ~
i r illitfyl'l.‘ ct,»
lit!
trailer-ts
hmvagtk
0
ate
l
fromt r. r in ates. Thought a ramvsd
to Meet any or all bids not con srsdfor the best
interest of be city. Five
flgney‘x‘l‘il Md ‘obaiaues tinge
t or I In
interest will be required on the am day of August
next. when Bonds will be delivered. The 0i
Free from debt—its credit and ‘property are pl
for the payment of its Water und Bond.
sale to undo "P s for Water Fund
Ferdinand addressed to the used of Water OONIBlb
sinners of the City of South Net-walk. Connecticut.
NELSON A L0
TALLHADGI MK it.
Water
ALDEN SOLXANB.
Commissioners.
NOTICE.
The legal voices of the town of Nor-walk. are here-
by nodded and warned that. a special town meeting
w it be held at the Town lieu—a in Norwallt. on flat.
urday. the 31th d of Jul . tall». at 3 o‘clock in the
eaterti‘onn. to cool tier an act upon the following
e or. a. tour—-
a to the propriety of so amending the vote pass.
ed on the ‘fth day of April. lath. direction the So-
lectmen to any one hundred dollars bounty to the
soldiers of o. I tlth Regt. Conn. Vols.. 0! his wld‘
ow. or his children. who recoil-tori and counted on
the quota of said Norwallt. and who has never ro~
cclvod any town boun‘tiy. so that said direction shall
only up i to such eel era as were honorably dis‘
Char . rent the service of the U. 3. Also it on
the petition of Charles F. Ila-loch. Allen Dane ey
and others as to claims to town bounty for those
who served in the late civil war. and counted on the
quota of Norwalk. and who have never received any
boom front the town. and that an appropriation be
made rout the town treasur sudlclcnt to pay said
antdlors‘ claims or their wl own or orphans.
‘rttttsmv 'ra
JAN its W. %Selectrneu.
ANDR .
Dated Norwallt. July ldth. i875. I“
'I'aa Collector's Sale.
Ratios is hereby given that the undersigned. un~
dur and by virtueo a certain tax varrant duly exv
cooled and shined by proper authority. and directed
to the undera gned. commanding him to levy and
named in the rate booit. on the list to said warrant
'nnoxed. their several proportions of the stun tot l
“ "lew‘gotiu b til i null
then agr upon v e e y
the South Norwalk Union School
and legally “ambled to
November. A
providing for
said School
on and will sell
hereinafter described. on the 0th
1).. laid. at d o‘clock p. m.. so much of the follow
in described real estate of James Cousin
t indebt
. mil-vi. it.“
D D“ 0 ‘l0 on I 0
day of com. a.
It)
Sift:
teeth by Adilttluwlggpuga' ’Mud’iuh‘ier.‘
"L“.‘lllll’v 3735'; note slitting she was much
"obliged to him for his trouble and that she
had found her teeth in the pocket of one of
her dresses. and that the teeth he sent ovi-
dontly belonged to sutile one of his family.
and she therefore took this lnttllod of
promptly returning thorn its they might be
looking for them.
BORN.
‘1’).
hwy—.mrw. 1.»
~—'— _ .
MARIE]:
0n Ssillrdii ,
Smith. it. it limit. of Washington. D. 0.. to Mrs.
Annie ll. Smith. of thin town.
in Bethol. .ltl‘y «it. by ltov. (inorgc 3.
ton Mr. llllaa J. mulch. of hitchitold. and lilies A1,.
bio ‘hthowoll. of Bellini.
DIEI).
aged 0 month and 39 nya.
At South Not-walk. lvtlt lush. Catharine '1‘. F0.
gcrty. aged 7 inbuilt-I and id days.
and ti month-l.
in Bethe]. .luly id. llnntish Gorbarn.agod 80 yearn.
years and 0 months.
in this city. July lbth. a daughter to Mr. G. W.
llarrls.
yy‘duly ltllli; lly‘tlto ltev ”Father—Pull
Parking-
in Norwalk. m: islet“ Julia Elisabeth Vitrified:
in nodding. July lat. Evtslo llodlont. aged ‘fl years
in lleiilol Jilly ill. Phebe W. Trowbrldgr. aged fill
llllllllili Blill‘il
PIABING!
g—Thai we are prepared to ore
.hool Houses Stores
LOCAL NOTICES.
nose by the number of fountains Grumman
leaves there daily.
alto pout onion. South Norwnlk. Conn.
at A. Diokerman d: Son‘s.
[8'
style. from $0.00 to “2.00. at W.H.Sword's.
$1 00 per p‘tll‘. at A Dickermen lb Son's.
nt Geo. Schnub‘s.
urchnsed nt
i-rchnnt Tailoring Store.
WMor-tle. will re is your “ Doctor
Bell " we were
other night. but could not find it.
Furniture Store.
less variety of Fancy Soaps at S. F. Puck's.
Q'A pair of
mode in order at
to $7 00.
everybody.
rheumatism. For solo at S. F. Pooh‘s
(3' Mineral water on drnu ht.
kinds of bottled water at S. F. it
can’t.
Thornton’s Ivory Beard Tooth
Powder.
Is now admitted to be the best Dentrlilco
known. Used dolly. it. will keep the Teeth
Soon-1.13M“ and White. the Gums Healthy
und the Breath Sweet. It contains no acid
or other ingot-tons substance.s cannot injure
the ename . and la especiallv recommended
to those who. buvin good teeth. wish to
preserve them. Sold _y nil Druggists.”
nod 50 cents per in
attic.
WELLS lb ELLIOTT.
No. 11. Gout Six. New York City.
' mo. murmur-a
easiest “macaw
, ., 3'!
ARABIA "a ea... or the “rest. ctr-t
For Cost on In ‘
mnemoneeene or: en "- r
em on VW’
' Whine 11°30
Wlloyl must be doing a good sodn buei-'
whom: and shoes for Ladies'. Gentn‘
and Children's weer. cheep. Five per cent.
dlucount for cash. at John Schnub‘s. oppo‘
WA new assortment. of Sun Umbrellas.
Gents Prints made to order in the bent
WA. splended two button Kid Glove for
”The boat New York Lager Beer sold
EN" charge for cutting when goods are
W. H. Sword's Clothing and
Niubt
fooling around for it. the
Q‘lee Geese Feathers at Buckinghum's
a‘ Perfumery. of oil kinds. and an end-
id fashionable pants
.8. Sword‘s for .000
H‘“ Wine of the Woods" is asked for by
Citron headache. constipation.
also tall
‘9.
[3' Boneless Sardines at Brown «It Wil-
gg’ Try'Browu dt Wilcox‘s choice Teas.
cries, Outbuildings
ans-as “a” A' Tag
FOR' SAL‘ CHIAP
At South Norwallt. near Steamboat and Depot.
{log-:1. Lot antidliarn with Shed s‘lnuitaeblo “)2: dip;
it reuse or anox rose on -.
oi M ;.Mtt'l.\'lr.r.n n M q
and Bank Building.“ Washington Sh. bio,
DIVIDEND.
OFF!” on
Fatamut Flax lasuvtarrlu 00..
South Nurwallt. Conn.. .fuly torn. 1875.
The Board of litrecuirs have this da declared a
nmiqunugi dividend of FIVE (5) PER EN?“ w-
able on demand.
ll. it. TURNER. Secretary.
"lulu .ililiilliii
Patties can a re
GROVE. with tables and other conveniences. on
S Ml'l‘ll’s ISLAND,
By applying on the premises «gait-erg;
. . ll.
Smith‘s Island. South Norwalk. Conn. '
July 8th. l8'lti. Ill
J. E. SMITH,
ICE CREAM,
Fresh Confectione
and Nuts.
No‘rwalk.
Sh'btltn
,r
ry, Fruits, '
or Guam. ‘
Fruits and Note of all kinds in their season.
:rlptlonn of Bulldlngq
l
» said South
Ice Cream by thorium .
DR.
Railroad Place. opposite Depot.
6 A R D . ’ .
Bavtngsenuvsd the sea-vie“ of D3. 9. 1‘. rm
somofxewflavsmasanalstetalt. lyoflontli
nowheopnmdayiathswsshatsnm‘l:
hurtferthosswhodasin firstciass opmtieus
Illfiatpcflllbomm. ,
street. cast by highway
as will raise the turn 0
with the charges of levy. sale. etc.
\\ XLLIAM S. BOUTON.
_ Tax Collector. List 0 f 18‘:
Dated at South Norwaik. July lath. 1815.
collect of t
m and rats
Ill.
collect of James Cousins so. and other persons
ted. Idlf‘ ruin being a tax or assess.
nBaiifled voters of
istriot. regularly
. l t—Onthe Iltn day of
. 1).. 18'“. met for tbocd purpose a:
o
lat-a
Id. sit.
ruled in said South Norwalh Union School iatriet.
i—One tract of land with the buildings there-
undod north by hi bway known as South
own as West Benton
street south and west by land of Win. A. Govern.
f Two Dollars and Fifty
Gents. that beta the proportion of the said James
Cousins. id. of t c sum total in said list. together
baht..-
mainteh- er ‘
w ‘ mom. “
b%‘m“'5l
collector's to.
.cmmmrvmnf-bemp ”
mu oil. . ”W" .3
I‘M s“
centnml
(LVl glide”
n ed “sir'ee beckon warrant»-
‘“ ‘ aerated.
earn
W port the
thsbeath o‘walh nine
hill. “is 0. oils... for
for the indebtedness of said
unatodinrdald South N k Union I
to rig—603 tugs: lahnd first them.“
on on nor way. -
‘tl can and, yvrtfo. sou
row . and westerly by
of Twelve dollars
Tax Collector's Into.
Notice is hereby that the undersigned sudsr
by virtue of a certain tax war-ran duly one!
and signed by proper auth rl directed to _
nntlers need. mmrnaudlng
loander G. Wilcox and others
booti. on list to said wart-uni annexed.
‘propoati‘ona‘oz‘thgr :Irn target.“
turns 0 u a lace! POI
exalt nfliiled voters of» the Son
Salton lair-let. rceularly and ‘gfl.
Witt-01: the lat day of nly. A. .i
“."‘°i‘m°i .i“i'"’l"‘ '°'..“'°.l‘.9fii"..i“i T "
e no I . ev es u an , _
l Pollel'fllfllm doaorl a '
opt“ A. 0.. revs. at it o‘ s. ..
of the following desert
G. Wilcox. situated in said Sen or-
U Din-trier. to wit: one tract of
land with the bultdiu bended my
by h hway. easterl '
and w fo. southerly y
and westerly by highway.
teen dollars and For one
lien or the said Lean
limoud list. together wit
e
WILL“)! I. EDITION
m Collector. list of lets.
us
, 'l'aa Collector's Sale. ,
Notice is hmby given that the undersigned under
and b virtue ofa certain tax warrant. -
and - directsd so the
under-s and eoltsct o
Andrew G. Byxboe o lo the rite
book. on list to said warrant unused. their
. ideas of the anus tot-ins therein eta
tum-betas tax or assessment upon bv the
m tiled rovers of season Non-watt: outn- .
ti shuttle nsnlarl and locally mongol. to
wit :«0n tb .hday o November LIL. l M”
for the purpose of providing .for tho‘lndebtodnlucf
said School Diatric . levies upon. and will sell at
public auction. at the premises herdnafber ‘-
ibs llth day of Sept. A. ..
o‘clock p in. scrunch of the following d
real estate of Andrew G. Byxbee. situated in
South Nor-walk Union School District. “LI“:
tract of land with the buildings thereon. be
northerly by hi way easterly it load of
it. When: sou barl by land George _
and wife and westcr y 1v land of howls . ,
l‘““"i‘l".‘.‘“.°.'.‘i'““.i. ..... room... in *
we cell a e on . ,
i”‘l.l.t”mtt"§rt“§°ti?lw "v ‘
I? W 6 C . 0
w push a. heaven
Tax ollootor. List of 3071.
Dated at South Ker-walk. July fitb. ms. Ill
Tax collector’a Cato.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. an-
der and b virtue of a certain tax warrntlt. duly ox-
canted an signed by proper anthorlt . and direct-
‘l'nx Collector‘s Sale.
Notice is liuroby y
,der out! by virtue o .
cooled and sinned by proper authority. and directed
l nod commanding him to love: and
ii. Killer and other persons using
ed in the rate hook. on thelist to said warrant am
noted. their sore all proportion- of the sum totnl as
therein stated; said sum being at; ovro uses-Fiat
n e y u lots 0 c
a: @5363
District. mini and
. u the lit day of’anly
, root for the purpose of vlding for
uses of said school district. levies up—
sell at public auction. at the premises
fter d bed. on t 9th of October. A.
it.. me. at lo‘eloehm. to .eanuch of the follow-
ing described real estate of l‘sullne ll. Miller. aitua.
ted in said South Norwallt Uulon School District.
to wilt-«Otto tract of land twoniyvfour feet front and
hat. and one hundred feel more or less in do ill.
with the bulletin a thereon. bounded nonh by and
formerly owned y Ann Smith. east by channel of
creek. south by land of James H. Knapp. and went
by highway known as l‘lno street. as w l raise the
sum of Seven Dollars and Eighty Gents. that being
the pro ortiuu of the said Pauline B. Miller of tho
Itl‘“ toad in said list. together with the charges of
levy. sale. etc.
i
on
“'lLLlAN S. BJU‘I‘ON.
Tax t‘nilt-otor. List of 18‘?!
Dated at South Norwsik. July 15th. "375. Ht
Tax Collector's Sate.
‘ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. tin.
' der and b virtue of a certain tax warrant. duly ex-
” (tented an at ed by proper authority. and dim
v to the under-a good. commanding him to levy and
collect of Cyrus 0. Barber and other persons
named in the rate book. on the list. to said warrant
'~ annexed. their several proportions of the stun total
as therein elated. said sum being a tax armournent
agreed upon by the legally ualiflcd votora of the
booth Norwaik Union notion District. regularly aav
trembled. to wilt—0n the filth day of November. A.
1).. is". met for the purpose of {Knitting tor the
indebtedness of said so out diatric levies upon and
hill sell at public snot on. at the routines hereinaf-
ter describedmn the 9th day of 0c ober. A.D..18'fb at
in o‘clock p. to .vo lunch of the following desertb- a
real estate of run C. Barber. situated in said
South Norwaik Union School Dietiietdo wit l—One
tract of land with the buildlnca thereon. bounded
north by land of in Richard! east by highwa
known as chestnut street. south b land of Carlo .
Knudsen. and wear b hind of N. . Ely. said tract
of land helm: sixty not front and rear. and one
hundrod in do th. as will raise the sum 'l‘hroe Dol-
lars ano Seven -two Carats. that being the propoh
tion of the Ill Cyru- . Bar of the cunt total in
said list. together with the charges of levy. sale.
sto.
WILLlA‘M e. BOUTON.
Tax Collector. let of 131'
Dated at South Nor-walk. July lath. re 5.
Tax Collector-ls Sale.
Notice is hereby lvcu that the undenigned. un-
der and b vii-tun n a certain tax warrant. duly ex-
ted an d by proper authority. and directed
to then denlgosd commandluc him to levy a d
collect of widow Charles Hartford and other persona
burned in the rate book. on the list fro naid warrant
“nosed. their several proportions of the sum total
as therein stated. said sum being a tax or assess
tneut agreed upon b the i ll qualified voters of
the South Nor-wait: nlon So no District. regular!
and legally mom led. to wilt—0n the told u
do A. 0.. 1878 met for the pnrpossof rovi ing
for the indebtedness of said School Dtnt ct. leviat-
end will sell at Public Auction at the promi-
c: "redrawn“ i“ t" “r i" °' “inw-
....so‘coc.tu.sotn of
the following described p ' “h of
widow char es Hartford in
Forwallt Union School District. to wit:
one tract of with the buildings thereon. bound-
ed West and North bvhnd of Dmitri Law. lad by
highway and South b land of Francis 1. Smith at-
w l raise our Dollars and \gnet a«nix
w ow
l
l“
acute
situated
iron that the undersigned. nn~
a certain tax warrant. duly ex~
ed to the undersigned. commandii h in m levyatrd
collect of Andrew G. Byxbec an other Menus
named in the rate book. on the list said warrant
annexed. their several proportions n the aunt total
as thou-in «gotten-sip "if beingjaatax or mm
agreed it e no; rotate
south mfioritalk “light? School Dietrich
regularly and legally sawmill , to wilt-OI
tho fl tisv of Annnst. A.i).it!'la.tnet or the ,
of providing for the indebtedness of said
District. iev cs upon and will sell at Public A
at tnopnmissshsrsiaafterdaaodbedutbc .
of Sept. A. It. Wkstlo‘dooh
of the rollowlas laser ed real sets
an situated in said South
Senor-l strict. to wit r—Ons
buildings thereon. bounded
:nslterl b lied e0
an Guerra u
bl: lander Lew s Ra W
.1... 0....
wdrew 6.
Fifteen liars and ‘tli‘l
$13th of the said yxbee of
tal in said list. together vrttb the charm“
the pro
Ilifll l0
levy. sale. etc.
WILLIAM S. MUN!
'l‘ax collector list of bill
13an at South Norwnlk. July 3. the. It!
NOTICE.
Delinquent Tax Paints List i873. HM ,
Whit to know after th when out-prom ~ .
is advertised for taxes. list 1873.6le -
in this column as I am going to cal largely
in real estate.
lot 1838.
Joan F. its
$85
Collector’s Galo-
Tsx Collectors
and b
and
and
col.
in the rate book. on that
their several pro niece of the sum total as
stated. said sum or: a fix or_
upon b thediphabitauta “bird.
an egal E asaetn
this] of ember. 1 not.
$73. ti“ the ‘uxdmfil‘fii: bllo “outta:
ev es u n wt ‘
the pretniseps0 hereinafter dog'rlbwd. a
new day of September. A. D.. “it. at i&
p. m.. so much of the following
real carat of Leander Smith. aforeuid. all in
call! Net-walk. oontalni sixteen rode mic or ,
bounded northerly by hi way. caster! by land
Samuel Lewis. soother y by is re of In!“ . ‘
Mullins. d . tract bet? two rods ca frost
or higwsthsy and two rods wl a on said m
land or on rear. and obi t elgbtv rods “.33
name being a strip of ion on the west side
Samuel Lewis. land two mds wide thro‘gh hsfl.
“Sims. '."‘"‘" "“ "‘l;£ll.‘ii'.°i.l"° mm...
on no y-oeven can“. It
poi-zinc of the said under Smith of tho ass-t s“
u said list together with the charges of levy. are. 'r
t .
e c JOHN F. RATED!!!» ’
Tomlin-2m. list of 1313.
Dated at Norwalk. June lid. tau. " ‘ ~ « _
Tux Collector‘s Ode.
Felice is hereby given that the nude ‘ In“:
“3 h mm M. Wm” and‘dleseosd s- the
an r per . ',
ed. gunning him to levy and
e k lei-nu. and other panels =
the rate boot. on the il-t to said minutls"
their never-at invitations of the stun total as M
stated. said aura nga its: at asses-ant surest
upon b we inhabitants olthe town at m
reenlsr and transit asst-melee to wit-On the
do - 0' bar. f the :
regnlltr
on
.p, .lt. 0.. amazo‘dockn... so
of the followlu described real estate
Nelson “would. situated in slid .
sixty reel frontand rear. bounded um
i
Tax collectors Sale.
doc and by virtue of a certain tax
eouted an
d startled by pmpor authority.
on. unrelenting...
collage: of. ' . and as»
York‘collqeog mend
. y and neglect mrfl
«camshaft»
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. ttn~
"’“" hide”;
clutched. ammunition hint to levy rid
other and
' Tax m.
MatNorwdhluefl?”
'l‘ax Calm Sal
etioellhqwbyglwuth’wttla' :-
vbsgs’of anctalatax '
F
tad.
Norwalk Chronicler