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. . m0 iii tho romance. cl South Norwalk
1:53;”. 1875. Persona culling for any or the“
vii-u. fly they are udvettueu.

LADIBS' LIST. J h
Mm William Darin. Mrs. Florence o n-
it. Miss Addie Raymond. Mrs. Anna L.

aymond. osxrwufix's LIST. _

Mr. Michael Dove.
Frank Hutchings.
M r. Owen Nagle,
M. Ben.

J. S. DUNSING. Pout-Mutter.

elf” will

_ . Mt. “'lllinin Bvxbec.
(vi-wanna Garth-Ila.

“Mos.“ Mr. Piter Murray, ‘ .
Mr. Edgar Poll. Mr. John Phillips.
J. Sturges.

 

Eultfitns and fictions.

Cam While you can.
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[lead Rev. Dennis l‘latt‘s card in another
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‘OW
The batters are getting ready for the fall
trade.
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T12 street Sprinkler ,is about the only
busy l‘ll‘lr. in this city nowadays.

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The Norwalk I. -i‘k Company begun on
cratious again hisi Monday.
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An interesting letter from Saratoua came
to late for this issue.
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The Norwalk firemen and tlielr las‘scs
visited Gregory‘s Point hut evening.
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Twa cargoes of Coal are enroute to Messrs
Richards Weed & Co. of this city.
40%

$1.000 counterfeit bills are said to be in
circula'ion. If so. we'd like to know where.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Fat Man‘s Ciaiii Bake will come off
at Gregory‘s P llllf, Siturdny, August 25th.

 

 

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The steamer Nelly White willlinnko a
moonlight excursion the next full moon.
A good time ahead!

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\Ve haven‘t even a lightning rod agent in
this city this season. uni Col. Cuningham
wants n lightningr rod. too.

'”

(in Tuesday evening the mosquitos had
on their “ I'lstcrs " and took “ Tom and Jer-
ry " instiml of claret punch.

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Arrangenii nts have been made by our
livery men to have rt hi rte killed every Sun~
ilny cvenin: iin‘il fiirtlicr notice.

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A meetingv of Old “'9“ llisc Ball Club
was hild Monday cvi‘nlttu, iind a uniform
was droidt-d iipun. Arrangements were
ulso made for pmciicc.

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T. S. Scranton and ii. 'I‘. Peterson have
formed a cnpartni-rship for tho practice of
ilrnlistrv. at run old stand of Dr. Scranton.
rvt‘r Sivvr'l‘s‘ clothing store.

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Mrs. ll Kri‘igcr advertises this week that
sh ~ is svlling ntl‘hcr rock of niil'incrv goods.
cli‘ . lll‘lil\\‘ cost. which \\‘lll Itukc it to the
udvuntzige of thc l:tdlrs in buy of her now.

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The tint ruszallinvnt. ahuut 70 tons. of
1the: iron pipes ft r the city arrived tc-iln)‘.
(“‘cdnosdai \. and were drlivvrvd at the dock
of the Forum County l‘lsulnt: Mill t‘o.

 

 

 

l‘lgvuii iltimlitig: molt for $150 at Ilriilgv
port. Saturday. twiwccn Frank Rtll‘f‘lll of
this city. and \\ alter ll. Ireland. of llrmik. ‘
lyn. cx-champion of IN“: lslu‘i l. lrrl-intl
iv a rumrd of ‘30 birds out of ‘35 aul .‘lr.
lliirrlti L‘l ant \‘f ‘35. and an exciting cun~
lost may be t‘Xlta‘i‘liHl.
90. _

The ailvantup‘s of Smith Norivrilli as n
summer resort aw being appreciated. A
delimit-tn of about iwcntv ciiiaeustif sunnv
Italy have IRLI‘H up their tit-triers in the
abatlvs of \\ liisilt-villr. 'l‘liry will probably
be sun on (‘lll‘ strvvts iii a body for several
days during the season as tlicy take great
inn-rows in public iiuiirovcnicuts-specially
Iuli‘r Works.

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A chowder party numbering twi‘ntvtwo
\mrlir cumin tlltl of Capt. \\‘. ll Swords,
with Capi. Then. Smith as stcunit. took the
utctmrr Mysiiv 1\lcsila3‘ morning to “ Greasy
Hammock.“ win to they spin“ the day very
plranntly. returning about ti u‘c‘;ot:k in the
evening. The chowder pri‘pzurd by Mr.
Smith is said in have been i xcrlloni. and was
{Natal with the utmost rvcprct bv lhepiriy
who tillul up twice during the day.

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Mv char. said a M ii I mm! in in ti hit
witw thcotlier div‘ “ ran an) lnokln: very
bullv I think it would urvu'ly iinprovv vmi
\ V go into the country for a few weeks—you
and the children.“ “0h ves.“ she replied.
“you feel uwfully worried about me this
cummrr don‘t you; you‘d be tickled wonder-
fully to have inn en in the country for my
h-valih. woatd‘ut wit. you fivlnir tuna. Ila:
last winter when I w is fl ti on my back and
wmicd the dnclnr. you thought I but the
hy‘tariui. did‘nt you. and you did‘nt tell me

. if! would only stop grunting I‘ll be all
right. Oh it». my door. I think I‘ll be nll
right ct home. unit if yu don't not a chance
to go prancing around nights With other
wornrn till I 20 into the country you won't
do it this summer. I tell you tint." That
settled. it.

Mow—~—

We colt attention to the udvrrtiremcnta
of MN”. lhrifortl WilCox und D. H. Wchb
in another co‘umn. Mr. \Vilcnx. huvlng
purchased the cool and wood hminess for-
merly conducted by Mr. Webb as silent. re-
tain: that gentleman to manage it with him,
Hr. Wilcox was a pnpular conductor. cud
we predict will become equally popular as
a merchant. Ind bitched up with the afl'ible
Hr. Webb. they will make a double team
hard to ball. on the c< cl track. Mr. Webb
duo continue: at the same atcnd. agent for
the justly celebrated and very pops)!" Away.
33's Chemical Paint. which has come into
inch genera use in this city. and the sale
a! which but become so extensive herein: to

a motocuite u buiucsu to itself. They both
‘Mud wewiob them abundant ouc-
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_ 2‘ ‘ fl thesaurus! meeting of the Narwalk
‘ Bullion” 011., held to-day. (Wednes-

‘tfl‘lfl $an! gentlemen were uncut.
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‘lcumo. Bhbop.HenryL Hoyt.
A. Em I. 3. Wu. Win. 0. Sinai,
M lot-t x. 1).. Jim!“ 1‘. Basin,
3.: oi-niaa. Jobs Orton. and», p,
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if. I. if. fioyi bu occult” the mulled:
do: to town to watch his eluborate more
front.

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Don‘t forgot the Sunday-ocbool excursion
by steamer Latin to Savlu Rock out Tow
day.

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The water commissioner: hove received
numerous und autlufactory bids for the
Water Bondl of the city.

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Mccurs Raymond Bros. have awarded this
contract for furnishing the brick. lime. ce-
ment. etc, for the Louuiibiiiy building.

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The Rev. Mr. Snowden. lately pastor of
the Congregational church. in Daileu. is
soon to he dfdtlhetl to the Episcopal niliils-
tr .
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The Sunday evening preaching service at
the Baptist Tubernaclo will be discontinued
until September 151. A prayer meeting
will be held at the usual hour of service.
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Work was begun upon the trenching for
tho water pipes for the city \V’odncsduy,
215'. The flrgt digging is being done on
Elizabgijtpsfi’m.

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Our South Norwalk representative la the
busiest man in town—works twenty‘fivb
hours a day. eight days it week. and occu-

sioually puts in a little over time.
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The Messrs Raymond Bros. are busy carts

in: cement. derrlclis. tools. etc, to Messrs
Hutchinson d: Coinc. the water works dam
contracters.

 

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T. Baker was down the harbor yesterday,
looking for pipe. Rains Island was his head
quarters. lle spoke about three. hundred
vessels. One of them had Swords hat.

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GiVe attention to Tax Collector Raymond‘s
notice in another column. where he i-pi-ei-
ties the dates when. and places whore he will
receive the tax laid on list of 1874. By the
payment of taxes at the proper time much
trouble and expense is saved.

 

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Thc Nellie White is doing a large busi-
ness this season. She is making good time,
and the management of owners and conduct
of officials all that could he desired. There
is no cheaper excursions than to New York
and back for 90 cents.
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When is the ferry boat to Rnton Point to
commence operationfl—Gazette.
—The above displays the woeful disadvan-
tagrs of printing a paper in an up country
village. She‘s right in her harvest now.
Been running a week.

 

 

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“hen the native Australian wants a rib
he goes out and rips a female on the head
with a club and that‘s all the marriage cert--
inoiiy necessary. Here in a America the
club performance comrs in after marriage.
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Alas fol poor Bob Bones l He Went to
the Borough. frll in with the Phillstlncs.
as it were. and they took him in and sent
himto Bridgeport for thirty dnys. After
such treatment Bob will never vote for con-
solid‘ttion.

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It loo 'ctl like the busy war times on
Monday \‘lld Tuesdav at the \vliarvcs of
Raymond TBros . as they were in receipt of
a cargo of coal. two of hi lck. one of cement
and one of timber for their new wharf and
other buildings. all on one side.

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The Messrs Smith & Palmer. butters. are
vrowdvd with orders. and have at work
fully one third more handstlian evi rlicfore.
They have iakr n the shop formerly occupied
by Geo. .‘t. Wheeler in order to nccomodutv
their increasing busines‘. tluod enough!
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Wanted. a rr \ortoi to rrport \‘crliatithi-
sayings and doings of tliv~ (‘oniinou (‘unucll
mirwctlyw‘dlv our Locnl Ibflnlfft‘IV-‘lfldi‘llt‘
-—‘l‘hi:l‘s inking tun pinch. lf he does it
“ vi-iliatim.“ you t‘llalll to let him up on the
“ correctly." \‘t‘l‘lltllllll—(‘iivl‘t‘l‘ll
coo
Anothvr n« at but not untidy Sign by
Urn-ii the aitist. at .‘l. .\l. Nutton‘s shop. in
lust‘ltlt‘lll of this buildinu. 'l‘hebavk ground
rvpu St nts a iiiim-glvmuinc explosion. Willi
lht‘ lt‘llt‘N in a state of lively commotion.
The whole thing is it well gotten up and at-
iracts ii grvat deal of attention.

—-—-~ cox-
.‘lr. Theo. Knapps saloon on Main street
is becominir noted for the cxcvllonec of its
inked beans and older. The beans are in
rvvry rcspoct equal to the och-brawl “ lids.
tons.“ and the cider can‘t ho boat. For a
quiet lunch. Kuapps‘ alfirds the greatest ia~
dueenicntu

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Raw
on Mondav evening July l‘l'li. the follow-
in; rcnllcmeu wore liist-tllatl otlliwrs of Our
llroilitts Lodtit‘J 0. of O. F. of Norwalk.

 

N. ‘i . G. \\‘. Day; V. (i . M. ll. Glover.
ll. S..J. 1‘. I‘rnwlft; P. 8.. C. tilinslcnd.

To as. T. Stout; \V.. ll. G “Walnut; C . S.
G. Brintou; I. G . J. A. Tittllc; 0. (in. C
Siiiiitb.

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The annuil election for officers of Fain
fii-ltl Fire Insurance Company was held on
Saturday. July 17th. and tho old officers
ro-elccivd for the ensuing venr.vlz: Win.
field .N‘. llanford. President. ‘l‘nllmadge lla
her, \‘iciuPo-slilv nt. Henry ll. Tutnvr. Secs
rotary and Treasurer. A. L. Frlsby, Ass‘t.
SCCI‘l‘ltll'y.

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Thc nagt seem to have lJ"t‘ll or. he ram-
page but week. Three of Mr. Sherman‘s
teams broke things pretty thoroughly. and
one horse killed itself. Armher team with
a couple of boya made 3 abort run liai-
urdity.but did no damage. Until this cpl-
demlc is past. about the only Iafe thing to
drive will be a aaw home or hone-radish.

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“in are told that Herr Felnliiger who is
to give u concert in Westport the 27th of
this month. la the greatest vlolliclst livluz
However true that may be it is evident both
l-‘i-iuinxer and his wife are ml artisia. for
the prcgnmuie which is before us woulv
never be attempted by ordinary musicians
Thnuo of our people who want to hear
something rcdly due in the musical line

‘should uttrnd this concert.
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The bogguge smasher: of the Danbul‘!
Rallroud are right in their glory now. The-
large) number of trunk: going over that
road to giving them an opportunity for
practice that they make the most of. Trunks
are slung upon the car. clung acros- tho cor.
along up on the pile of trunks, houuwd
down cud up again, and if that don't fix
cm they let. then drop out once or twice.
Though the Dunbar-y ion‘t so big u road.
many others, it bu “ masher.” aa cflclout
u dictum-st of then.
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Wham-seamen gottlcgubou'dofa

vol-cl with his unit mu 0! “cumin don‘t

tikc long to decide lila nationally.” . “ '

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Short orloug pluta la the question that
ultom‘ibe member: of the 0. W. Bale
Ballard.

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The Italians that arrived last Monday
night. to work on the water worko, were

housed by Messrs Raymond Brothers.
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" Don't let your angry paasloua rise,
Because your neighbors advertise.
And draw away the dimes:
But. boldly do as they hove done,
Pursue the course they have begun
Aud drive away dull tlmea."
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The Rev. Phebe A. Hanuford of Jersey
City (Universaliat) recently exchanged pul-
plta with her son. the Rev. H. A. Hauuford
(of St. Paul‘s church.) at Little Falls. N. Y.
The first pastoral exchange on record be.
tween‘ mother and can...

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It is a mistake to suppose lllflf all those
old fellows seen around the streets. wearing
their boat clothes. cleanly shaved and hair
brushed up over their very high foreheads.
have just come from a funeral, or are going
to prayer meeting—they do it solely out. of
respect to their wives who are ofl‘ visiting
friends in the country.

Professor Heine. teacher of vocal and la-
atruinental music, luta decided to locate
here. and is now ready to roeeivupupiia for
instruction in either branch of music. Prof.
Heine. we believe. is from Brooklyn. and is
it thorough teacher. He can be seen per-
sonally at C. Preiis‘s news depot. at the post
office between 9 and 10 o'clock. n. in., this
city. and at L. Wood‘s jewelry store. Noi-

wnlk, brtween 2 and 3 o‘clock. p. in.
M.

It! all right this going down on the bar-
bcr for a sail in tho (Wetting. but the enjoy-
ments is dampened when on the return. the
married man is received by his wife, with.
“ You old brute, if you ever 20 out sailing
with that tinny again. I’ll choke the very
life out of you.—-and you. you abnmefaccil
thing you. you‘d better not let me ever
ketch you with him again or I‘ll pull every
hit of false hair off'in your shallow pita.“
Then they went home and there was music
in that house that night.

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At the annual meeting of the Norwnlk
Gas Light 00.. held on the 20m Inst. the old
board, consisting of the following gentle-
men. were unanimously rocketed Directors
for the ensuing year:
Dudley P. Ely. Thomas ll. Morison. E.
K. Lockwood. George G. Bishop. \Vm. C.
Street. Georue B. St. John. I’. L. Cunnlng~
ham. Theo. E. Smith. Charles F. Osborn.
At a subquuent meeting of the Directors
Dudley P. Ely was re-elvc'ed President. and

 

both gentlemen unanimously.

 

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The l'nions of this city and Saugntucka

on the I'nion grounds. East Norwalk.’l‘uis-
(lay. of which the following is the score :—
erox. ‘. SAUGATL‘I‘K.

0. R. ‘ 0. R.
\\'. \Vci‘d. 2h 13 5 "all. e 4 ]
“tllml‘dllrl.” ll 9 llrlseoll. p 4 1
Millard. lb ll 4 Noleu. u 4 i3
Slum-ll, p a 4 Simvrrt. rf a S)
i‘raw. an 9 ft Williams. If I 3
\‘an Sci-y. so 1 ll Wheeler. lb 1 a
llmivn. If 2 3 r‘uirt‘l'ild. cf 2 l
lloi t. cf ll 4 'Snu‘m. an 1 1
lllvhhardrm ti it \‘i‘oodiuuu. in ll 1

2‘. 8‘3 2T 15

l‘mpiie. Frank Craw.
Scorer. James ll. l‘latt.
This was ihi‘ second of three games “ball
for ball.“ The first was played July I. and
was won by tho Saugatueks with a score of
331010. The last game will b: played at
Sauna! tick.
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Loom Rhine.—
Soih t‘. Cook. Earp. is having built for
him. by Mr. lltldwin. what will be. when
fl|\l\lll‘tl. the finest n‘illcnce in this place.
It is to he coiiiplvtod next fall. and is to be.
thorough and substantial throughout. and
will be a credit to the plnuu. A festival was
hill in the i‘iivlimit‘o ‘l‘ucsday evening for
the l\l‘llt‘lll of the l‘nivcrs-ilist Society.
which was wall attended and a very enjoy.
:lltlt‘ oeezisifin. netting quite a handsome sum
for the .socioiy.

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Change 01‘ Time.

II having liven found that the time tat-lo
at first arranged for the harbor steamer
Mystic caused dissatisfaction. and irregular~
ity in the time of runnlnc. it change has

been made in it. and heiv‘at‘tcr she will run
week davs as follows: Leave South Nor.
walk at 8 and 11:13 A. M.. and 2:15 and 7:30
P. .\l_; Norwnlk {Leonard‘s lliwl!) at 9 l‘.
M. llvturninc leave lloton Point at 9:15
A. M. and 19:30 niul 4:50 1‘. M. Sundays
as follows: Ni l‘thlR at 10 A. BL: South
Norwalk at 10:30 A. M. and 3:00 P. .\l.i rc~
turning will leave Roton Point at 1 anilt'ldltl
l‘. M. The steamer will lunch at tltegory‘i
I‘olnt both wa‘vS. Capt. E. J. Savinic will
take command. and it is intended to run the
bout positivelv- on time. and we hope she
will he liberally patronized.

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The Dorian "can.“
As the seamn nilvauoas and as the Durlou
[louse at Gregory‘s Point becomes honor
kniiwn. it is better appreciated. and patron
god accordingly. and daily hundreds of
pcople enjoy in: delightful hmpltalltlva. Its
location bolas entirely alone. the flue drives
leading to ti. and the entertainments and
comforts atl‘orded in it. innku ll tliu nitrite
don this summer. It is kept by tho Messrs
Sledmau and Son in tlrst clam ahapc. and
run as a road house and summer hotel
h‘lultl be. The new ate liner Mvatlu plleu be ’
tween llltl Point and this eitv. and atfoidaa
very desirable and pleusunt means of coinv
iiitinlcutlon between the places. The clam
blkbfl and oyster roasts us when up and
served either in the hotel or under the do-.
iluhtful pavllllou cannot be beaten. Be-
.idi-I these daily attractions, two nights a
week. Tuesdays and Frldiiya. first chm liopa
ire given under the pavilllun, and so
far have been occasions of very great enjuy'
meat. rind are sure to prove In popularity as
he season advances. There are fine fnclll.
ties for bathing and fishing. and in short all
Ibat can he desired on the Eco chore is to be
had at the Barton House. “ Capt " Stod-
.a:in is always on hand, genial cad utilising.
and his eailniiblc lady divides the honor:
with him. There may be be'ter piano: than
Gregory'l Point to spend an afternoon or
evening, but they no mighty ecu-cc.

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2b the Editor or Tau Slum“:— .
I hope you will pleura dlsooutlcuetbut ll-

uf Personals in your paper, it is tubing hub
in my family. My folka have ulwayo been
quite well contented to stay at home until
the Sentinel commenced that list of person-
m. I, with and dauvbteru use by that.
goat. Jobn-O'Kelf, Bill Whaloymoud faintly.
Ila. Twaddmka, Fannie O‘Bnrke, Dale
ly McFadden cud onion. m apeudlug the
summer at backfield. Mega, Bangui or

 
 
 
 

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«gain-ta: a 1 «Monkey
but. know bow”. term tom
Madonna-rov- I ' home. God‘

,buowulwoild “but. can: them. for of
MI mmupam Iu' thatch cod
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of Sanqatuck played it game of base hall ‘
ory‘s Point.

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" mam ‘ aim-m
Olin. Bennett‘s

Saturday last. -

lug his claim Mn. Alfred Kuupp.
Mr; Eben Hill is stopping in Saratoira.

lug Mn. Capt. Couch,

Acapulco, la the guest of Eugene Tollos.

Mr. Frank Nah.
Mn. Clareuoe'Naab la in New Jersey.

Miss Emma Whitney, has been visiting
Miss (insole Ely.

Mrs. Henry Fitch is preparing to visit
thcbtleld.

Miss Carrie Comatock, of New Canaan.
is visiting Mrs. William Comstwk.

Miss Dudllena Ely is vlultlng in Palermo,
N. J.

Mr. Nathan Rockwell and sister are
spending it few days at Lake Waccabue;
Mr. Manuel Hatch has been making it
short visit in Northport,‘ 14:1;

Mr. John Treudwell, of Norti‘ulk, is in
New Milford.

W. T. Craw has been reappointed J udgo
of this city.

Mrs. T. 1. Raymond speaks highly of the
Warren Home. at Watertown. where she
has been staying the past few weeks.

Mr. I. A. Tuck has none to Canada to
trike charge of u foundry.

Theodore Knapp ls offto Newlowu catch-
ing fish and bullfruga.

Mrs. H. E. Bodwell has gone abroad to
foreign clinics for a TON weeks—New Jer-
say.

Mr. I). Dayton and family are at Newton.
Mr. George and Emma Brown have re.
turned to Brooklyn.

Mr. 'I‘. Benedict, Jr., is at Plattsbnrg.
Penn.

Miss Emma Benedict has returned to the
City.

Miss Amelia Orlleh is visiting friends in
Nova Scolia.

Lon Gta‘il Edsorrcl. formerly of Boston,
has taken up his permanent residence in
South Norwnlk.

Secretary Turner of the “ Fairtleld “ has
gone to Elmira, N. Y. on businesl for the

company.

A. T. Smith. Esq.. Western manager for

the Falrtlelil Fire Insurance Co. spent Fri.
day and Saturday of last Wt‘f‘k in this
city. inning for his home in Chicago on
Saturday evening.

" Doc." Coolidge, of Norwalk has gone to

Gimme ll. St. John Secretary und’l‘reasui'er, see his " wife." Johny Treadwell. lit. the
home of the latters parents, in New Milford.

Ike Ives. of Danhiiry. was in town Tucs-
lay on his way to Capt. Stedmnn‘s, at Greg-

Couneiltnan James M. Lane has returutd

from North Giillford. where he has been via»

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health for some time

ting his father, who has been in very poor

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roscoe are rotation!-
in: for n few weeks in Stanwleli.

Mrs. G. C. Stillsnn and Mrs. II. \V'. Lcs~
or and daughters left town Wednesday
morning on summer retention.

Mr. vb Mrs. John 11. Knapp. and Ma
Whitluck left on .Wednesduy fonnlney.
Mass.

Miss Row Nettleton started Tuecday for
her home in Killingworth. Ct. She was
accompanied by her cousin Luella Lune and
friend Elidn F. Tollob.

Madame Cooley .who has been quite ill.
is convalcscent.

Prof. Berg. ‘the celebrated. composer and
organist of “ The Little L‘huieh Around the
t‘urncr.“ and Mrs. Slicppvid and family. of
New York. an) visiting Mrs. ll. ll. llalloeli.
in this city.

Mr. l‘carwill. and lady and daughter. of
Astoria. N. Y. am visiting Mm. John P.
Zt‘lllu‘, this city.

met union;' the Llichdeld hills.

turned from thehfleld.

ll. R. Baker has gone otl‘ to Pompey. N.
Y. for his health.

David llill is at Flrelsland.

S ll‘tlltlg‘l.

loav‘cikfor Washington shortly.

California as he did. Why ll
ll. ll. R.

days last week.

House.

in a few days.
Phil. Smith is enlnylng fl short. vacation

are visiting friends in town.

#

CATAIlltll.

 

from Dyspepsia. tire informed that Dr

be consulted on tho abovu dlacnoca.

low ;
Du flown—Dunn Sui;

stool strength generally tmpnlred.

little.

went in you.

could be efl‘ectod
I have ctiretutly

slow. I am
faring from mu dim a ~

alabalo.‘ Y‘leal Nance" ll .
Mus. “ y

.1 WV .

j ,’ 'Tbo «Mikhail mi ' KW " ‘
oh which but bum gfho; 0:89 7 ‘
more than I q 01‘ ”SW l
gm‘guannioo 0 account"

Ilium: on W ,
y misfit dune. L f

.

 

Mr. W. W. Treadwcll, of the steamship

is visiting our. ‘

Min Annie Como, who but bani: vhltluc
friend: at Staten Island, returned home our

mmwnimmrgow York, lavish-

Mr. and Mia. dame: 14. Crosby are visit-

Mr. Loula Hallock, of Detroit. is visiting

MN.C. 1“. Danivlsls spending the sun»

Mrs. S. F. Peck and daughter have re-

.lustlee E. W. Stewart and family are at
(‘hnrlcy :llartrain of the Norwalk Bank

Firm Waters does not. think so much of
For further
piutleulars ask the Twas. of the N. Y. vb Ni

Frank Fta0l0.tlf. was in town for a few

Mia. Win. 0. Street and son are attending
the summer In ldtehtleld. at the Lake View

Wm. Comatoek. Esq . is off for Saratogu

\

Mrs Lane and daughtrmif Philadelphia.

Those suffering from Catarrh. Dlsiusc of
tho Throat. Lungs, Eir. Blood. let‘l‘ulltt‘l

Rowe will bu again at Nurwalk Hotel. Nor-
walk. on Saturday. July 81st. wuon he can
This
will be Dr. Rowb‘s last visit this summer.
Those inn-resell are referred to the lady be-

lt givus me pleasure to write you of the
permanent cure I hava received from your
judicious and successful treatment. of Cu-
tlrrli fro-n Which I have sutl't rod so much
'I‘hnt‘wlilclt 1 called “a severe cold in the
lieail,‘ had liicrt-uaed its severity, year by
year until the autumn I first called on you.
At that. time I was convinced ihat u longer
neglect must inevitably load to the distance
of my lungs \I my thrort was alreudy tiff-rt '
ed considerably and severely. and my phy"
1 butt on
knowledge of you beyond utreatlao of your:
which I but read. und 1 may wild. that Ihv‘
predjudlce mtuml to aim strictly educated
in the views of the regular practice. did not
add me in ”tidal one of whom I. knew no .
But I Wh'l unable to and my help
through the ordinary‘trorimrut of cmrrb.
and therefore followed on luclluotlnu and
Iwal oath ed after the up-
pllcu’lon of your medicines that if a cure
our method could doll
‘ ol owed your illrecttoua.‘
and though from its long flooding cud ao-
verity of in one my rwuvery has been
y to any it baa been cure“
and I cannot but with for all who on out -

m cod

, peerlv relief by your can. magi: 331 for ._

L. J. Guam. Narnia, can; as

fies, Ribbons bud ’Fnus. Ladies and

 

 

 

Lunar STYLE. ' N Tacitus. ,
’ AND TBAVLINGJIAGS
"'"" _ m cum-tr
. QUANTITY,
HOBBY STRAW PRTOES
in A T 8. To Suit.
THE “1': T STYLE, White “$520! Bros;

Stylish, Neat and Nobby.

a... m ' hill Norwalk GI. °°t‘:.:;.;'::.:t‘“‘
SOFT GAPS. I lloguut sin: mandolin. ‘
We mean to give satisfaction by keeping the best; goods

W A T E R
. AND THE .
PRICE of

 

DRY GOODS

~ Lewis Hubbell a; Go,

Timber,

Build‘ers’ Hardware, 850.,

‘9‘ 2w:

1

‘ L cnmclllll‘l * 7’

Lumber Market

SOUTH NORWALK.

Lumber,
Shingles,
Lath,

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Jewelry,
LARGST STOCK. BEST assonrumrr. mi?" Sowing

L0 W EST PRICES.

omen AND YARD.
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING.
Wommon Street.

W~
H. mums

 

W IN SOUTH .NonWALK,

LOWER, LOWER, LOWER,

Than Giver; before at

BENNETT’S.

" Call and‘ see the

Dresses for 80 Cents and Upwards.

We sellLOW as the LOWEST! Notions. Fanc Goods,
Sun UmbrellcShalwls. Hosiery, Sta s, ,okirts, Kids, eck Rnf.
cuts Hats. Collars and Cuffs.
Muslims and Table

 

A general stock of White Goods, Nettings,

Linens N

W A Y D o W N 3
And fl. hundred other articles. Cull before going out of town
and save your money, as we have a general stock to select from.

0. R. & F. §_G.NEBNETT,

Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.

REMINGTON

RIIIXG'I‘OX No. I Ma-
cbluo for family use. in the
bird your of it: airflnw.
has met wltb a more mph!

\ 1W erratic oracle than
V’ any machine a» the m
lat.

Rumorox R0. 2 la-
chluo for met‘aduriug
and family use. (ready for
delivery only ulnco June.
1814). for range. perfection
cud minty of work. to
M8“ bountiful 11nd 001* without a rival in family or
ctr-acted the vvrl‘ N”- m

anion AGENTS \VANTED. snub Eon crncvmn.

 

Tut Rumor in Suwmo
MACle has sprung rapid-
ly into favor It! possessing
the boat eouuixuiou of
good qualltlcfi. unholy:
Light. running. Imooth.
unlock-sit. rapid. durable.

 
 

with porfvct Lock Stitch.
It is a Shuttle Machine.
with Aunuuutlcilrop Food.

m“

REMINGTON SEWINGMACHINE CUIJLIUN, N. Y.

BRAKE“ ONICES 0F,RI§MINGTON COMPAN‘BS.

231 lb 2% Rroa‘ dwav. New Yi . Anus.

Madison . .. New York. Sewing Machines.

Chicago. state 81.. S. Machines cud .iruia.

Rortiui. mu \‘l ashlngton 8L. Sewing Machines.

Qinclnuatiddt \‘t‘csi 41b 31.. Sewing: Machines.

hilt-u. no «autistic 8L. Sowiu Machines.

Atlanta. 6a.. Dctlivc‘a Upon utiso. Nur‘t‘ctta St.
Sowiu . aicblncs

Wuhluvtou. D. cam htht“ Sig. Machine:

Addrexs,

ll. Routingtou & Sous.

Remington Sewing 1!. Co.

a l “410‘s, N. Y.
Remington Au‘l 1‘0“ 3

 

Tux Collector'o Solo.
Notlwla hereby given that the undersigned. un—
der unit by vtvtuv o a curtain lax wamnt. duly ex-
ecuted and til oil by proper authorltv. and dtroetcil
to tho unders- gncdmonunundluu Min lo levy and col-
lect of Edward Ferrell and others named in the
ruin book on list to said warrant annexed. their new
out importimis of the sum total as therein outed.

POST 0FFICE

News Depot !

innit turn being a tax or «wanton! its . a

ttwtmil . qiialltlod voters of this Ninth wul

Union So out District. mutant: cud louatl mom

bled to wilt—4m the lit d v of July. A. .. 1878.

met lur the pit me of prov than for the indebted—

noun or said or not ill-inlet. lovtu upon and wlll ‘
at the premise: hereinafter

3““ ‘lt‘él““° “twill“...
8 . “ll I 0 \

ayauo‘otiwk p. ni.. on much of the following 11%
crltwd rout estate of Edward Fit .ell Iltnatod to
add South Norm villi llntou School District. to win.—
ouo tract of land with the buildings thereon. boun—
dod north by highway known as Pine atrcct. mt bv
hunt of Poi-nouns i atlahau. moth v truck.
wont by land of Mary and Widget No .v. at will
ruin the aunt of 'l‘nroo notion rind Nxty Ci nu. that
helnu the pro iortlon of the raid Edward Null 0
the aunt tntullu raid list, together with the churns

M “M" “k” m‘ wtuam a. coma.
Tax Collector. blot of la“.
Wisdatfiuulxlirmlkt 29115.19)“ ‘m‘ 2,“

Tux Golloovot’o Solo. ,
Notice ls hereby given: that the understand. bu.
dot- and by virtue of t\ certain tax warmnt. duly v -
coated and signed by proper authorlty. and dlroct
tiithuundi‘rulauuil. commanding him to levy unit
o illcetof Richard burns and other person. nomad
in "“5 rims hook. on tho Iliit to wild warrant annex-
on. their covet-at proportloua of tho cum total a.
manila siatmt. nild ram being a not or
ammo npnnb the locally outlined voter: of the
South Nurwal lliiloii bonito Dtntrlct. regular-l

of September. A. D t

CIGARS!
Clllllllllllltl‘l and Fruits !

o. PREUSQ.

Still Ntll‘llall, Greenwich lit
New You!

Baggage 63 Package Express.

.—

a.

touall assembled. to wit z~0ii the in d of air. _
a. "firm. not for ilioop‘arpovo of providing for an The “deride! ad but“: “No {‘gmguufgfipguflfig

luitebtcdnon of said ,. on! Dhuhut. lcvloa pump the owners uf‘iho otoumer Noll

ll iii uh'lc anilua. ut the rain when u
:‘t‘tdox‘lgalt'i‘lb ~d.“on the nth day I!
0.. in. at 4 o‘clock p. tn .

u

 

the moon. ru -

Donnell. former-
wlll be on the bout to attend to _
may ba left. lithe once. wt 8. If. Pack a

Ill orders. on
drug Nora.
338‘

bed 1 in to oral Bu '
lawlmbntn t'l'd'lioi'iviil‘k Union School Diatrtci. to N0“ “‘0 MI
wit :«Ona tract of hind with the build it .

GEORGE IELLECK.

Lamps and Lantern
At E. K. LOOKWUOD‘S.

math I ml of Theo um cc.
boundod “mm “dimmed,“ Connecticut Turnpike.
of Theodore I’rlcc. n wlll rat-e
llollilru cud rev-my Cantu. that

laid ‘Rlcburda Bum of
tho “IflllliOIll lu‘uld‘ lat. together with the our.
W °t ”v" “6‘ "Murmur a. neuron

math by Illihwl
and went by lin

the ruin ol‘ Two
being the proportion o; the

 

 
 
 

Dated at South Not-wag 933.:th iii-iii of “3“ fire Underwrtm.
Tax Collector's Salo- hereby otter a.

that the under-rind. un-
der and by virtue of u cit-ruin to: warrant duly ox.
conned amt in ed y proper on b rttv. sud directed
to the nude" wed. commurdlnz. him to levy Ind
collect of Jami multimed- cud other per-om
no and In tho «to book. on tho llat to wild warrant.
annexed. their several proportion: of the sum unto!
II tbvretn muted. Illd rum bring a hi: or Iii-ou-
merit uni-cod upi the legally notified ‘voterl of
the South Not-nth roan reboot I» regular-iv
'uud krill?» omitted?» an t—Ou the, rut. e‘a‘y‘ of
' moiirau oro.n
' fluid £1110“??er “loving!
. bllouuctlou. It i l-

Notlcoln hereby given

 
 

$1000.00

 
 

 
 

 
 

or the
J3 mvmma
(loom. bolus Marianna-y
Faculty. on Icy It

 
 
 
 

paid only on due

 
 
 

 
 

 

F. H. NASH BBBS.

i

The National, Board of

.: uni! ulabmtot tbc
fortbo item ton, confluent";i mun a or ‘ lu'

V 3' Rockinoll I '33:
. w ‘ -
is??? cold moi-d will be
bolus fnrullhod the lxocu.

12 1-2 GT8.

7'

French and American
GAiyianic

12 1-2 Cents.
LlIlllIlS Hills 810th

FOR

SUITINGS.

”fig”,

l

i2 i-2 Gents.

llflZlNBIlJUES,
moms,

AND

J apanese Cloths.

 

All the abovegoods are now
offered at 12 1-2 Cents per
yard. '

 

l. DIGKBRIAN it Still.

Washington St. So, Norwalk.

unis rams uud FANS. at '
. u. it. Locxwoon‘s.

 

 

Have just: metvod uuil added
Con-nutty tum-ulna such of

Staple and Fancy
, Au Invoice of

tothotrhmuud

Ofemotdl lama: andofmuudddn-
blcvbumn‘l’drmg‘ofi'm‘of '

Purlan,Luvu,rYellow ,. .
and, Buckingham

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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In
~°'l-“h°'1"ll “I be 33?- i.|vo Communi- the conviction and are put-
aiu ‘4 o‘clock pan. munch of add 1 1 a order up
“N "v“ ”mm $3.1m calming? ~° Wares. E . ,
srmnx cuowuuc. mm. . . . , 4
A full assortment of IRON FLOW »
x“'"“’““"‘“‘ < . a warm, Plain. lfiu'lduod‘udw
., ‘E A magnate: ._ p .y /_,_ __ . .._
rm... , fir Wart ti til .
“a mint Durant Balm Lou. .

Club a 1333’! Block: err-Ii. ‘3

ELcmmAiJiiA'

m
min SL. opposite M South m ‘

nan t

LAWNS! FURNIS

Have engaged the service: of an attrition!»
tor, who. for many yours. was in the cm
Tailoring Department of two of [from
and well-known firms in New
feel assured that those who have
been unable to get suited in this place, _‘
now not only save the trouble of g

same quality.

examination of our clcguut stock of ‘ ’ ‘

Bohemian. Glass, Crystul; '

 
 
 
 

 
 

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tom mu at

And other America: W

out.
and Sling-Cases. 8 FEW,

O

. ‘ . . , _
iigs.otc. 31:!!th for m
mum . ‘

no '0 .mfi

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anktg/

be city for fine clothing. but can

You are respectfully solicited to mks u’

GENTLEMEN’S’ ,

CUSTtlll i l in

 

Audwcdulmtoemfibflm
Wotfiodsoffillchuh

As to Style Fit and uh
allow none to surpass us

mutate-tucker \
CLOTHL
forlcu'uYou uMW“
vunl' Low 1- '

Respectfully. 7
indium cc.”

Under 0pc: 30":

mdlummbeo‘ukulfium
mound. rMWd-a ,
um: ‘ allot-W ‘
commao'lrr‘m'num ,»._ '
gownd'a‘gmfl ‘3 

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notion la tic-ruby um- hutch
nod virtue air-Wont, .

English crockery, wage