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walker-ed to.
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lain” virility unidenxi‘ ”Llama“
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”gum“ their vtriIt “We will km the
“Witness-arr Rum tIIlchl
onset!
“its." Bill Aswm“ Vtst‘ttnc turd; l'srn
slut the
”It the “trials; 015%“ they will
is.” tenements“ style and on rIIIonabl a
“I.
Us! of“ Letters
norm in “I Fortunes. It ucuth Norwalk
R531: 1s ms. Per-Ions attic: for any of the"
otter-I will plane II! they Ire Idvcrttsvu.
LADIE‘ LIST.
Lila Carrie Arnold. Mrs Mary Gammon.
Miss I. Isle Che-Hr. Mrs. hllrnbrth Drnnll.
Niel Libbie Durand. Mrs Mugret Ilslstesd.
Hrs. T C. lIInlcv. .‘llrs. ..\ 0. MIth. MIII
Julio l‘nrmelc. Miss .losphine Itendy Mrs
I‘hncbe Tripp.
KCTLEMEN‘ 8 LIST.
Mr. J. llcsgsn. Mr J. T. Brnddcn. John
Donnelly. (‘Jltlco N. l-‘nirwesthrr.hlr.tieo.
\V Jenks. (-1). Henry Juice. Mr John
U‘Neill.
J. S. DL'NNING. I‘belullor.
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Zi'lnntc Nous and Nation.
Tomi meetemz Silllt'tllly July 171h.
”a.
The gong for the new truck is being put
on and it is going to b a racketer.
«O
The foundation for the Messrs. _Louns-
bory's new building is being told.
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A fire broke out in the nursery Msllorv
& D.1wnes Saturday, but was subdued with-
out serious damage.
”.90.“
“Fire fiend fails to rind Fulrfleld‘s feet
fuilmg “-ftve per cent semi-annual dividend
again.
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The Show business here and bt-rcahouts
is as dead as s door nnil. Lydia Thompson
or the “C1111 C1111“ even couldn‘t drstv n
curpornls guard.
«90"
Thnt sailing party that went out sailing
July 5th. and who wanted the person find-
ing use; bottle to go to Thunder. is respect~
fully informed that we shnn't go.
Mow—m—
‘I‘he new bridge in Benedict’s form is
Ibout completed. The road \vsy approach-
es only rernnin to be filled and graded. The
structure is tine.:tud fully appreciated by all
parties.
woo—~—
D‘Artois ice cream grows ht ttcr and bet-
ter with each returning season. and his cool,
clt‘a'i nnl pleasant saloon is daily throneed
with lovers of good ice cream. It is served
up in liberal quantity and excellent style.
‘fiOO
Capt. Ilm'id Nash on Saturday last. 06'
Hay 143ml. caught a mnmt 'r bass wei¢l1~
in»: 46 puttitls. It was taken to Hell &
Hilsdon's lll‘llkt‘L not] served up in steaks
that evening.
-~7—» 0.0 —~——
Stillsnn‘s independent. w ter works at
I‘nregoric Hill are Ctt‘tsittg him trouble. and
he has now nearly "1:1th 11p his mind to
obsodon the idea of an indep=~1ulettt source
and buy lullf of the Borough works.
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The shore road from the harbor bridge to
theold tide mill has become the evening
promenndc for the Down Town indies.-
When this becomes known. the gentlemen
will also patronize this romantic thorough-
fIre.
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The progreusive nun at this season takes
his fIntily into the country. while the old
logy any at home and sweurs because be
It! pail his bills and has nothing left uith
which to pay the expenses of it short vacu-
lion.
Moo—~—
Mflndty n shuwnuu‘ sinused quite a
crowd by performing on a tight rope
stretched across Allin street from Military
fish to 0. L'. .\. M. Hall. lie succeeded
in withering quite s crowd at ‘3 nod 7 o‘clock
who apparently responded lihrrullywhcu
the but went around.
on .
Dr. Scrub n In! secured the services of
Dr G l-‘ Peterson. of New Haven.“ rut
wistaut in his (lentil business Mr Putin
can is I nit-tuba of the colltec of Pht sl
eiIIts Ind Surgeons Ind the New York t‘ol
logo of D‘ntistr)‘. and s thomnuhly compo
tent and skillful dental surgeon.
.9.
If you go inn hotel find fault. Don‘t
forget to rtml fault even if you forgctm
pay your bill. A summer trsvcler that
don‘t complain about first-class Iceorntno‘
dationI being miserable. whrn be but been
living at home on chuck beef and rye bread
don‘t dojustlcc to the hotels nor himself.
7.00 ~ W
Mr. J. E. Smith‘s on lhilrosd Place is the
plsce to get ice cream and fruit-1 and nuts
of Ill kinds. By I unift rm system of hi r.
near and invariable quality of goods be has
secured the confidence of this community.
Ind strangers need only to give him a call
to become his steady patrons.
My“
“'e wonder if the following quotation
will illustrate the sentiments of the tactile!
who Iredow rustiestinc in this “ trooly roo-
rIl " locality. “ She never told her love but
let concealment like I worm within the
bud.prny upon her damask cheek." Young
mIn stt your perceptive faculties to work
now to Ice thIl Ihc don't do it.
”WC—m
y We Ire inf ed th it late Eben llill or-
dered in his will thst the 33.500 mortgage
which be held Izslnst the Methodist church
of this city should be cancelled. besides I
pemnsl debt of 3400. In this connection
we note that the Sabbsth school connected
.1 '1 1 pg...
with thiI church have sbout decrded to .m‘
to Btvin Rock lnsIeIMI Cliff this year
on their Icons] excursion.
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These are the days that we country folk-
feel our dignity. In most Other parts of the
rave love 1.. go to the mount-tins. now
the annulus come to us. The city folks
« “m on our ItrvctI scouting the country
, shad wecuuntrv folks scent the pecun-
iay dvcntsge Ifsr nit. WbIt if they do
rill in fine curing“ Ind wear flue clothes.
To narrow they wait on us when we go to
“nary. It booty II interchange of civil-
‘ rip—of commodities. But don‘t cbIrge
Int-coo crock ye seaside hotels! Let up
5! there is I do: of reckoning. Ind thIt lI
wih u go to then In the winter.
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“Incantation-hero Boron Peter in
sir. John madman. (better known I: the
“We“. unanno- tht the cur-
”0!“.me tblchIrntkI
HWY“ II ”More. «111th:
“ham
r» (in menu- “new
“tell the front of their building with
signs “met“ their vIrlottl MINI.
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Now h the little when they an ma
Iron“ town. and In vIIIlpulItcd and
sew Ml most therewith-Wm
“”—
Of all things don‘t tsltc your burbcntl with
you to select that love of I bonnet. He nev-
er in: any talc and is I regular nuinnoc in
I ntillincry store.
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R Eugene Kinney. of this cltynur olcc
ted It New Burn. loudly evening. pml'
dent of the 0. U. A. It. meant Iltl roeir.
ty of the Sir. of Connecticut.
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PlnIIuro pIrtleI will find staple and de-
slrsble accommodation for plc nlcs. etc. on
Smith‘s lsland.—wblch is beautifully locs.
led for such purposes.
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R-tyrnond Brothers have been awarded
the contract for furnishing cement for
Messrs. Hutchlngs & Cohen. the reservoir
contractors of the South Norwslk Water
Works.
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The Mtthodist Church Sociable met at
the residence of Andrew Thompson. Esq.
lttst Wednesday evening. Music. ehnrndea.
etc. made the evening pass very pleasantly.
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On Wednesday last. William Tollcs. while
assisting engineecr Rider in surveying for
the line of the pipes from the reservoir. cut
his leg quite severely. Mr. [Rider dressed
the wound. and he is now nearly recovered-
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Colored shirts are getting to be the rage
with our young sports. and enragenhe wash-
wnmen. They should not be‘worn more
than three weeks. if they don‘t show the
din.
mow—~—
This Is the season when food mothers dis-
play their Infants nrrnyed in long line tuck-
ed and embroidered dresses and elnbOrntcly
trimmed cloaks. It is a satisfaction to the
mother if it isn‘t to the bnby.
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Mr. Theo. Knapp is said to be quite an
expert at catching black fish. but being: a
follower of Mr. Berg. does not bring his fish
home. but consigns them to the brlny deep
from whence he takes them.
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The large plate glass window in "Sled
man '3 4)i‘v€z‘$ l!9age Billiard Parlnr hot: {mess
tastefully lettered and decorated by Green
the artist. The design is unique and is ex-
rented in Mr. Green‘s usual neat and
lusty manner.
ooow
The forty hydrants for the city were de—
livered on Tucsdtiy at this depot. They are
known as the “\Vuod " hydrant. bearing the
name of the inventor and msnufncturers‘
and are double and of the most modern and
approved pattern.
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At a meeting of the 171h Connecticut held.
at Norwnllrlast Thursday evening. it was
decided to hold the :re~unlon August 28m.
The members will assemble at Military
Hall. to hold the business nicotine. then pro-
ceed up town for parade. refreshments, etc.
The Wherlr & Wils.1 Band will furnish
the music.
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The X. UL C. Sociable met oi the resi-
dence of Gen. Taylor on Thursday evening:
lost. The hostess Miss M. Taylor assisted
by her friend Miss Horton of New York.
did the honors of the evening very grace-
fully. Those of the members who was
present passed a very enjoyable evening.
m~
Monday lust ll. ll. Bartlett caused the nr~
rest of Frank James. for frnul in not
paying the board of himself Ind a woman
he called his sister. at the City Hotel. Judge
Crew desrrcd hint to deposit till 50 with the
City Trcnsut‘t r. He couldn‘t do it. and was
sent tr. Bridgeport jtil until lte raised the
stamps.
4“.-.” _.
A party of t'xl‘llrsittnisln from New York
spent hut Smurduv on Snitlt‘s Island. the
t‘llt‘sls of Mrs. Capt. Smith and duuehters.
They passed at most delightful slay. had u
5; not dinner and plenty of champagne and
returned late in the ovenine. A few from
this eltv were present. cutout; them Mr. Alt
fled ll. Austin. ’
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Mr. George Weed no t it itlt u serious noel.
lit!“ hunt Sunday while driving in the Ilor
ough. In turning tbrt corner of Nurvltt sh.
the horse run into a hvdrsnt and tllllllrillt‘ti
tlut vehicle. threw out the occupants and
stsrllsnltlrtl itself that it died on Tuesday.
Mr. Wood was considerably bruised. but not
seriouslv. llltt companion was also could.
ernbly ltttrt.
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During the season there will be summer
night hops at the Ilorlon House. Gregory‘s
Point. on Tuesdw and Fditil‘y tvcnlnm.
commencing July ltlth. Music by South
Norwallt Quittirillo Bowl. I. A. Tuck.
prontpter; dancing to commence st Sn‘elock.
The management ensrnntecs that tlwschopa
will be first-class in every particular. and
um good order willbc mattnatned. A
steamboat will be run from Soulll Norwsllt
ruGregory‘I Point on the evenings of the
hope.
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The new excursion nod tow steamw“Mym
tic“ built by Mr. D.)th. at the old ship yard.
for McGee. Stevens of this cl'y has been
put upon lhf' harbor. and last Tues htv mode
it free excursion to Roton Point. loving the
steamboat wharf about. 6:30 p. m. The par-
ty numbered about. seventy continuum and
l miles and ttfter I very pleasant tail of about
an hour was landed anin delighted with
their trip. and loud in pulse: of the new
steamer. which 'I admitted by all to be that
what is needed in the harbor. The strImer.
we understsnd. is intended for excursions
and pic ales. and to be used to convey pita.
scngers to and from this city lrt'i Roma and
Mary's Point. But. if the preprlctors or
managers of the boat wish to minke bz-r pop-
ular. they must run regular Ind not put paI~
Iengcrs to the inconvenience of waiting
hours after the time npwinted. and then not
stopping II Igreeing to bring back those
who wish to stop over It Gregory‘s Point.
M”—
Capt Cross of the steamer Nelly Whltcltt
deserving of great pulse for the manner in
which the resturant upon his host is con-
ducted. Never since this line. (or rather the
present annulment no this line hcre.)
could Iny one procure what might be united
I decent incIl. but now one can decend into
the lower cabin. which is by the way II nest
in every depumcnt. kitchen Ind pIItry II
soap. wItcr and attention on make it.
call for thtt-vcr his or her desire rosy be.
and getltasrvcd up lIIs‘ood style Indby
pies-Int Ind accommodating waiter-I or any
first clue trim in New York city. The
steward is very curative Ind IvuItht no
onewsnuforuytbln,ndtkatttllln no
way allele-tracts their order. Wonder-
Iturd tbs-nil owner. for I m
lct out thbIraul mm
to Capt. 01c. which, the “the credit
ruu apn- ea: ”an end mu. m
«a my mm It. 8 his new is
callous have been mIdc for the position of
Chief of- Police.
tlon. however. that this number is exngers
I ”musician-yrs
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“Dec.“cftkconynntcl. in the m
gels of Ilsvtlastl strut. Inc wsrblw Itali-
ly. llrtlrtt‘c link evidently agrees with
his thorn.
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A [and places sheet will come off It
Dick Bhorwecd‘s trotting pork. Irldgvpcrt.
between Funk Burritt. of South Norwslk.
and Writer ll. lrclsntlmf llrooltlyn. Long
Island. for one hundred Ind Atty dollars I
side. on Saturdsy July “lb. Then will be
two hundred pigeons on hunt for swoop-
stcaks shooting Sportsmen Ire requested
to be on the around It ten o‘clock. I. to.
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At the surreal election for Directors ofFaln
field Flrc Institutes Comprey.hcld on Tues-
day tut. the following gentlemen were cho-
sen for the ensuing yeIr. visimnudley P.
Ely. John P. neatly. Henry R. Tresdwell.
JultuaA. Caution. Cbcstch. Teller. Henry
R. Fitch. Fred. W. Brnggcrltof. Tallmsdac
Baker. Lorin Inger-oil. Winfield S. Hartford.
Robert ll. Rowan. Henry E. Bowers. L. H.
Blglow. John H. Knapp.Wlnncld S. Moody.
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A rumor prevails that eighty- nine sppll
We have reliable informs-
ted II D. l’. Ely. R. H. Rowan. G. 0. Still-
son. B. Adams. 0. W. Smith. Tnllmndgc
Baker. 0. Swnrtz. H. E. Goings. W. M. Cour
stock. W. H. Swords. II. It. Turner. 8. F‘
Peek. J. J. Millard. Jno. Ferris. Joe. B.
Dunning and A. L. Frisby have withdanwn
from the contest.
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Tbc Fairflel-l Fire Insurance Company
have declared their regular July dividend of
5 per cent. psychic on detnInd. Notwith-
standing the loss of their costly building by
fire in May inst. thls compmty has pmrper-
ed and show it good statement. The past
six months business has been profitable. al-
though lsrgc fires have been frequent in nil
parts of the country. and business generally
has been depressed. The plans for their new
building are nbout completed. and the build-
ing will be finished before November next.
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The members of the Old Well Hook Lb
Ladder Company. held a meeting at their
rooms on chIesdny last and organized 11
Base BallOlub. and elected the following
ofllcers: D. II. lt‘nirbnnlu. President; E. H.
Norton. Secretary; S. F. Peck. Treasurer;
Charles Smith. Cnptnin; J. W. I).|k9, John
1!. Ingersoll and Fred Knapp. Directors.
It is thI intention of the club to make itone
of the best huse bull organizations in the
county. there being plenty of material here
for thnt purpose. and our citizens rue tarr-
lug hold of the matter in earnest.
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The Chicago Tribune speaks ill the fol-
lowing complimentsry terms of the Fair
field Fire Insurance Company of this city:
“Among the risingr insurance companies
of the country. particularly so as regards
their business and rt putation in the West is
the Fttirfleld. " The steady growrh tmd' 1n—
crenso of their business in the \Vcstern
Sinus. and the uniform success which has
attended the some for the past three cars.
have induced the Company to esth lab 11
Western brunch other. and during a recent
visit of the Secretary. arrangements were
eompltted for the opening of the office in
this city. at Nos 156 11nd 158 LnSullo at.
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Saturday morning inst Chief Crow found
a drunken man. giving the name of George
Bill“. lying on the wall at the west side of
the factory occupied by Messrs. Louusbury
Bros. & Rockwell. lle resisted from the
beginning. but at the depot became very
pupmtcious. and was tamed with a slight
top from the “ billy.“ He was put. in the
lock-up. where he tore his clothing almost
entirely nil“. lie was tried Monday morning
before Judge Crew. and fined as follows:
$3.00 and costs for drunkenness. and $5.00
and 30 days imprisonment for resisting the
oiliocr. lie was tnltcrt to Bridgeport Mom
tluy afternoon.
*7 .N,,._.___,
Farmers tutti eyrtcrtllcn. mechanics and
botutueu. carpenters 11nd builders. muons
and painters. contractor‘s uutl blackstulths.
cuttings makers and shoe makers. hotel and
ltnusrltrvpers. families and lntividunls.
grown people and children. you can all and
articles that you need til W. C. Quinturd sh
Gods hardware and furnishing store. The
stock embraces it full line of everything: that
cm “W“ he thought of. running up from it
screw or null. to u wheelbarrow or ntowluu
machine. with oil the chinks Mint in with
the thouvmd and one article: of general or
special \lt‘llllllti. The place is Opera House
Block. Ind the ubllglng clerk. Mr. I“. W.
Ru tpp
“xv—«Q
Star Council. No till 0. VA All. of this
city recvlvt d a surprise visit at their rooms.
in (‘raoc‘a building. on Wednesday evening
June 30111. from Lincoln Council N0. 1. of
South Norwalk. Conn. A very plensant It»
clsl re-unlun was the result. A presentation
of valuable momentum wII nude by the
members of No. 4 to the brothers of StIr
Council. Inch II a splendid silver pitcher.
two beautiful silver patriots. secretary‘s Its-
rlstant and In enormous wooden nutmeg.
A number of appropriate speeches. both
witty and wire. were made. a one collation
was served up. and the brothers were hsppy
lugt titer. On Thursday morning their Con
necticut friends. escorted .by Star Council.
visited tkeuverul Engine houses and took it
ride on the Elcvstct which engaged their
rpeclttl admiration. In the Ifternoon they
sttrted homcward well pleased with their
visit and the hospitality with which they
were received—Hudson County (Hoboken)
Journal.
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Marsh Glddlngs. Governor of New Merl.
co. who died at Santa Fe. Thursday. June
3i. was a cousin of Judge Amtnl Glddingl.
of this city. and was formerly his lIw pIrt-
ner nt KulImInoo. Michigan. From the
New Mexican. of June 8th. we learn thIt
the funeral obcequlcs took place It the Ex-
ecutive Mansion. Monday Ifterncorr. June
7111. Governor Giddlngs wss I nItlvc of
Sherman. Falrdeld 00.. Ct He went to
KslItnszoo. in 1831.11nd remained there for
more than thirty years. during Ill which
ttmc be was active in politics. Ind wII
prominently identified with the Republlcon
party. after its organisation. He held vsri-
one position of trust and honor in the State
of his adoption. wrtI Prob-to Judge for eight.
years. member of the State Constitutional
Convention. Republican Pruldentlsl elector
in 186‘. and for I number of yarn. repre-
sented bl: aisle in the Nation“ Republican
executive committee. He was Ippolnted
Consul General to India by Pmldent Grant.
but declined the position. and in July. 1871.
V!» Governor of New Mexico. During the
few-yous of his Governor-ship. he introduc-
ed vIrlous reform rate the ruin bunches
of the {government of tht unitary. Ind was
bold in high cousin by the naive eltlIcII.
The reach-rivers brought to the latter
m.—Bodm W.
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OItbcltbofJniy incremrhdfrnnr
until Nor-wok I pony otuiollytsrc. ho
camp. torsmlas“co?tbo rolling deep.”
“button“ [Intimate
cIIbchtbcbcttlc cI Imitation fl“
onenwkmttlrcanktbttlca. lam
uwrpancrcatwprbawitlco. hike-III
tires the crunch» units will over to-
tIalI I worst.
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Pitts Island.
A meeting of those interested in Plus II.
had Cemetery er bold in the burnout of
the Conmtlonal Church. Monday even-
ing. P. L Cunnlechsrn was elected chIlr-
nice and I W. strcncc. “outcry. A
committee—W. H. Benedict. Classes Noel:
and G. W. Day. were appointed to solicit
money to defray the expenses of clearing up
and fencing the grounds. Ind were Iuthon
lured to proceed with the work as far as the
collections would Idntll. An cItlmItc had
been msdc that the Imount necessary for re-
pairing the fences and clearing the ground
was about $800. 00. It is hoped but all the
cltlscna hsvlng friends buried in these
grounds will respond to the call of the com-
mittee. not onlyao t1 matter of respect to the
graves of the dead. but to relieve the town
of a standing disgrace. The committee
were also requested to petition the legisla-
ture for I charter for a cetnetry association.
The meeting then Idjourncd subject to call
of the committee.
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.P E B S 0 N A L s.
Mr. James Hodges and family. of New
York. are stopping in this clty during the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Townsend have re-
turned from Rocknwnv.
Mr. Frank Baxter. Stillson' s popular'kug
clerk. went up to thcltflcld lust Montlay‘ln
search of health. His return will be gov-
erned somewhat by the effect of the climate.
We trust he will be back soon fully re-
covered.
Nelson Taylor. Jr.. of this city graduated
from Harvard College last week with high
honors.
John M. Keefer of New York is stopping
at French‘s Hotel.
Rev. J times Powell stopped for I few
hours in this city last Friday. He was
front Chicago on his Way to Boston.
Mus. Wm. H. Swords and family are
spending the summer It Albion. N. Y.
L. H. Moore is at the Thousand Islands
‘for the summer.
Mrs. S. F. Peck ls sojourning at Lilch»
field.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baxter are spending
the summer with Mayor Quintard.
Widower Swords and Mr. H. It Fitch
begullcd happy hours at Gregory's. Sunday.
Miss Dnrn Smith. from .Norwnlk. Ohio. is
spending a few weeks with her aunt here.
IInppy Joe Jennings made In nature smile
by his presence along the shore last Sunday.
Mrs. Boynton is spending the summer
with her parents in this city.
Emma and George Brown. of Brooklyn.
Ire visiting their grandmother in this city.
Mr. Louis Nash is home on vacation from
Stevens Institute.
Tito close of the summer term of Mount
lInlyoke Seminary. has brought home to
this city the young ladies and their friends
studying at that institution.
Abram J. Merchant. of Educrtown. was
in this city lust Friday. The Mnrehsnts are
well-known to the Neptune “ Boys.“
Mrs. James Augustus Clemmer. of Cin-
cinnati. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Mayhu in this city. .
Edgar lilydenburg. of Brooklyn. was
visiting friends hero but week.
W. 8. Weelt. of Pswtueltct. R. 1.. has
been mounting for a few days among
friends here.
Jack Ferris and Ed. Wilcox hsv‘ut had it
slob moving safes since they failed to ef-
fectually boss the loading on the steamer
Nelly White of those taken from the ruins
by the Valentine & litttlcr Co.
Mrs. Capt. Plate “‘1“ at the Burton
House. Gregory's l‘olnt. this week.
A. Party of young ladle: and gentlemen
the tub very pleasantly in Wilton. at the
farm of E. 'l‘. Rtytnond. Esq.
The display of tlrewctks the night. of the
lltlt at Mr. Chutes Dolly‘s residence on
High ct. wss very tine. It would have
been creditable to South Norwulk if more
bliss Addie blocs Ind Miss Kirby. of New
Hitl‘tltl. are visiting Mrs. I. 8. Jennings.
Mira Mstlc Ely is making I short visit in
Burton.
Mr. A. E. Smith hII returned from his
trip abroad.
Mr. A. J. Crofut and family are stopping
It the “ Lake View House." thchflcld. Ot.
Mr. Cele [latch is spending put of his
vacation in Norwalk.
Mr. Ind Mrs. S. T. Dalton are spending
the summer Imong the hills of New Hamp-
shire.
Mica MIy Blglow started for Europe last
week.
Mrs. John II. Ferris and children intend
to spend the summer It Stockbrldxa. Mm.
ThI Minutes Queen of Pblludelpbts are
visiting Mrs. Andrew Thompson.
Miss Lizzie Austin is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Post. st Newtown. Conn.
Mr. Theodor-c Ayers. of Jersey City. is
the guest of W. Comatoek. Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Lymttn.‘ef Brooklyn. vae
been spending I few dry: with Mrs. Charles
B. Bnynton.
Mlu Lou Vunderltocf. of Flushing. L. 1..
is visiting It Capt. Coucu‘ .
Miss GrIcle Horton of BrOuklyn lI visit-
ing Mrs. Tallmsdgc Baker.
Miss Amy Spencer is spending the aunt-
tner It Bmobcl. Wisconsin.
week for Greenport. L I.
Iponslbllltlcc of summer school. No. 9.
his attention to the legisluture.
Misc Minis McGlun. of Nurwslk.
in; Miss Lottie nellcck in thhctty.
Cheshire. N. Y. 7
In. Janna Law is spending I few
weeks It. New Conn-I.
wIlk.Irc visiting friends It Eustace.
“W"
WIIIB.&L.Oo.
II this town.
Geo. 0. Eastern! Norwslk..ls
smmnmrmmommm '
from South Norwulk. passed the Fourth on '
of the gentlemen had followed hiI examples
Mrs. Charles Drty and tens ItItt this
Mr. B. W. Maples—relieved from the re-
N-cw York. for the summer. is now giving .
liter 0. Riellcy. of New York. is visiting
Mill Nettle Quintcrd, of Barton. II visit-
In. D. II. Wabbit visiting friends It
Ir. Plait Price. tub and dcugbtcr. of Nor-
‘Geo. Benton hoontcstlng the become!
«to who intro mister Old
Ir. DeGrIefothorglIhvlclth'frlcndI"
Tbcpcbllcwlllbcplsdktlcmtbumr
urnsr suns. t r
’ Inn “nulls Inns
IN QUALITY
QUANTITY.
HOBBY STRAW Figs.
1! A. '1‘ 8- To 3....
wait. I r Dress
__ TH! MT 8 “'3 “stint”
Stylish. Neat nu Nobby.
Conan md Cum
I‘ll. 811k 8mm] .Iilil'waik U “Turn Lunar."
SOFT GAPS. crown rm: hmcnblofl.
We mean to give satisfitetion by keeping the best goods
WATER
AND THE
PRICE of DRY GOODS
ARE RUNNING
Down, Down, Down,
IN SOUTH NORWALK,
LOWER, LOWER, LOWER.
Than ever. before at
BENNETT’S.
Call and see the
Dresses for 80 Cents and “Upwards.
We sell LOW as the LOWEST! Notions. ane Goods,
Sun Umbrella, Shawls, Hosiery. Sta 3, ckirts, Kids. eck Ruf-
fles. Ribbons and Fans. Ladies and eitts Hots. Collars and Cuffs.
A general stock of White Goods, Nettings, Muslins and Table
Linens
WAY DOWN.
And a hundred other articles.
Call before going out of town
and save your money, as we have a. general stock to select from.
C. R. & F. G.NEBNETT,
Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn.
WHOLESALE PROVISION DEALERS.
105 STATE STREET, New Haven, Conn.
ll. 8. ANDREW 8100.,
We Cure the Cole-
brsted “ NEW HAVEN -
HAMSJHOULDERS."
and BACON." Every
Hum ’1 .Every
Hum mm
Ask for our Good»;- .
and take no other.
They are the best in
Wt'REM‘ ‘ INGTON.
humeral No. l llI-
chine for family use. tribe
MN your at m MIN.
bu met with I more rapid
wwwvmm
any mm on a. roar-
A‘sf.
humerus No. I II‘
chins for Magnum:
and family use. (ready for
delivery only since June.
IQ“). for range. perfection
Ind vcrlety of work. is
without a rival in family or
m
6001) AGENTS WANTED. SEND F0“ CIRCULAIM
“m 1111111111011 summon: minor. ll. 1.
BRANCH 01°13le 0F REMINGTON COMPANIEI.
Tu Mn is Bus-tats
lacuna bu cpl-nu upla-
tr late tIvor II possessing
the but consists-ten of
good qualities. timely:
Light running. smooth.
noiseless. mild. durable.
with perfect Lock Stitch.
It is I Shuttle Machine.
g with Automatlc Drop Feed.
Design beautiful Ind con-
Itrttclctl the my best.
with It“ mew» New YorkJ
Returns New ‘l‘nrtt. fiuwtnu Machines.
Chime” but an. album Arm.
bin twain n‘lit. IewlalVchtnu.
ll, ltcntlaaioa A 801111,...“
N. Ye Cincinnati lat W est lth 8h. Cowl n Machines.
Remington Bowl n: I. Con
l
ILION,
r whee
Recitation 5' I 0°" 3 Atlantis. "or. “Dmtw‘l 0pm Eamaotgfitu st.
Wublnvton.b c.5111 Seventh St... It“ ' “I:
Alfred Knapp
Solicits Ittentlon to his lIrgc stock of choice nutty
GROCERIES,
Grecian, Glass Ware, Cutlery,
House Furnishing Goods,
Etc, Etc.
South Norwall, Greenwich and
New York!
Baggcgc & Package Express.
The undersigned thln made Imngcments with
the owners of the statue? Nellym Whitmwlllr during
the moon. run his rxpreu on tat. .John
Ottinncll. formerly with AdIrnI Express Cumhmny.
wtl lbo he boItto toattcnd tOI tel Kim 0rd
may be left It the once. It 8. F. Peck‘ I drug store.
or on the boIt. ass tf
GEORGE I ELLEOK.
Lamps and Lanterns
At E. K. LOCKWUOD‘S.
The National Board at
Fire Underwriters
hereby om a.
a n w A. a. :1:
$1000.00
for the detection. conviction Ind punishment of the
FLOUR, BUTTER,
'I' E A. S
COFFEES,
CANNED GOODS PICKLES
SAUCES. EXTRACTS,Etc.
Always on hand.
Sole spent for So. Nor-walk
m... .fissrgttsihmfifigfifig Pratt’s Astral Oil.
Wool: on"m this it routinely: cfgriiati‘cd‘trgc Igloo? “In Stock.
Willi-u Weidtril:sl?um By order of the“ pun- Refrigerators. Childrens CE!“
’ ‘3fi3fi334‘3‘m Chaim“. “ages D°°r Mats, Lamps»
New York. June 'f. ms. I8 ,
Preserve Plates, W001} & w Law WARE.
ONLY” ems “Rm.
AT 11.x. LOCKWOOD‘S
Plated. Tea Spoons,
Obi! 01.00 per Set. It ' .
E K Moxwoons
Baskets, Brushes, Etc.
Washington Street,
Lumber Market
Lewis Hubbell a: Go,
Timber,
Builders’ Hardvrare, &'e.,
LARG ST STOCK. BEST ASSORTMENT.
French and American
Linenslllrassllntls
ALFRED KNAPP. .
‘ m? “m 9 POST armors ~
SOUTH NORWALK.
Lumber,
Shingles,
Lath,
A'I‘ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LOWEST PRICES.
omen AND um
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING.
Washington Street.
Lulmmnwunm. was.
12 1-2 GT8.
ASSETS, JULY. 1, 181},
ROME. ROWAN. Hindi;
DUDLEY F Ea!
wmrzm‘saso
L110 'fi'd‘m
fungi” llfllmef
mu" u 11 vilnl‘limm
wuuu case New York.
%mxno I. NILE. MB
JOHN}!
wrstus‘w s. 160111.11: ram.
new You omen. l," m
BOSTON
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS
paid in full. in each. including
of IOctober. 1871. ad Bertram
Crockery of even Denotif
casts earns. -,
nmmon- I -
YEW.
Whamlhfi , .
smsrfim
m .
”APP Of South
OFFICERS-
won-mm 3.
Enhnsésémn Instant. mags?”-
A. L. ”1183138 Acct.
A. '1‘. emu, upset-l Inns
u s-
.
Swallow
Consuls-dean
u
u
All losses since- organissflon have
E. K. Lockwood!
HILDRIN'B CABBIA .
1%wa‘i‘voom.
9AMBBLO
12 1-2 Gents.
FOR
surrmos.
""7"
12 1-2 Gents.
MBZANBIUUES,
mess.
AND
Japanese Cloths.
é
All the above goods are now
offered at 12 1-2 Cents per
yard.
A. DIGKERHLN ll SUNS.
Washington St. So, Norwalk.
MILK FAILS Ind use It
I..x LOCKWOOD’B.
BIvcjnctrcodrdendIddId to their Wand
Consutlylncrculufitockof
Staple find Fancy
GOOD ,
An invoice or
Engfislr Crockery.
Ntm‘am fixture. nil“ of now “dim
Bohemian, Glass, Crystal,
‘ Purina, Lava, Yellow
and Buckingham!
Wares. *
Atoll ms t (:1 mos narrow
wsmmmmfism new
cm: I met. Block, opposite Depots
. tor. who, for runny mwuln‘th
F. H. Milli: BEDS.
JEWEL-ER; '
AGENT NB 1'!!!
ELGIN, WALTHAH
And other American Watches in Gold
and Silver Crises. SILVER WARE
A SPECIALTY.
Jewelry Clocks. Spectsclel.
Ffl‘m
Violin Haitian.i etc. Only “on“
hale Eye bowl n3 XI chino N000
“1-" n. I. ‘00,,
lists so. eppoalre manuals“. .
Knives and Forks
_ Only 'i'bcts. per “tad “M
At E. K. LOGKWOOW
BIESSRS.
GLO“! f
A!!!) DEALERS IN
Fll
Havccnpgcd theme! In
common
Tailoring Deputtnent of m cl
Ind well-knt'mn flu-I in New tori.
feel assured that. those who has ».
been unable to get suited in this aha.
now not only Inc the truth of ‘
the city for flee clothing. but in
ms qusltty.
You Ire manually Icllclrcd ,
eminstlon 0! our m “at
Norwalk Chronicler