gull: got-walk gamer
TIII’ISDLY, SEIW‘EIBEI 38. I875.
'l'w Alwonlurm—m Survrnu. ts tho best
)dertiu unilat- robe cbtsined in this section
to serum Insertio- the can. .dwerflm"
cum be handed in by Wrdnccusy morning. Tennis
.r .zlt‘mlniu‘ wuv be round on our Int page. which
will in rvcry case be strictly adhered to.
1-. CormpowIc-Ic.—-Wc «amenity nest
thlt one or more at our as: friends In and! own
in this \irinlty will do Is In our potions the favor
In (ot'wnrd for public-lion wbstmr item of inter.
"it nor occur in their vicinit . We will do the
- ~ liming up." if my. stone the icon]
trust
Job Pflltlu.—lf wsnt flu-tors. flsnd~
mils. norm Lent-r s. Visiting (trds. f‘uw
rub-ts. or snytbing rise in the line or printing. lute
mm orders st tho 3|!“st once. Where tbcy will
tu- ctr-cued tn the contest style sud on rcuunsbls
,vrtnc
List of Letters
“Amt“: .1. tbs Pcstnflco. st South Norwsllt
Sept. I t rm. i‘cmns calllns for say or these
letters “Ml prom II! the! in advertised.
LADIE‘ LIST.
His»! 3. Durand. Miss Idn Gray. .‘lrs.
Gussic Loud. lira. Emily Smith. Miss Jin.
nic Smith.
633111;!st LIST.
090.5. Brown. Mr El. (‘urtiit Jamcs
Fitzgiblmns. John '1‘. IIItchingu. Gill. A,
Hurst. Mr. John Marshall. Teving 8 0s.
lntrne. Mr. I) E. Slurry“. Mr. Chit: S uitll,
Wm. II. Stevenson.
J. 8. DUXXING. tux-exam.
5 O
out: 3km: and <goblins.
C‘,
I
Frost 'I‘uesdny night.
»-— ooo-~—-
Town Election next Monday.
u‘v—fi
“'hite hats h-ivc b-‘vn called in.
My ,,____
D \n‘t laundry that white VLNI Any more.
.___.,,.,.-. ., -
.\< usush—t‘uuncil meeting it'll Monday
night.
w —_.
They say we we going to have .1 fine long
Indnn Summer
-— «>
N ‘w My in yNur It” overcoals.
:t- ck Uh s. have got 'cm.
9...
Fruit (‘lwvcr Nancy st Alfred Knapp‘s
1’ ill! ccnta a p ‘tt'ltl.
CHI“
9"
ll - wit ‘lu'nd pi l\'t'tI “'l'. tt'tl wivm llll'e
r trmr it ”at, an! rh-‘r- isn‘t any more gm
in; ovcr : i I.) t: Id ml 0 thr“.
<>
itmlcr oblign‘inna to Mr. Alvx.
gardener for Mrs. I"). .-\. “Vol
“at l. I)? utlllt.‘ vvrv line grapes that wcrc
1 tinlntcd :it the fair.
—- - 9.. ~— -
Tlit‘n I’m-{'3 sun (if Ilr, (i F. Fvolt‘. a
homeopathic physician. of Stuitlft-r-l. and n
crtd rite of the New York Homeopathic
(Willi-go. his located in thin city as will be
seen by card in nxlvvrtisinq columns.
-——~vooo
he re where of thv Union School announce
s r.t~~ptwin for \lem-«liy (‘Vt‘lliilgl ()‘t.
6' l .‘Ira. (icrtru lc S-ltlie‘risn l, Mm S‘imh
(”yar, ~m-i .‘liu Juiia (irumnn, constitute
tho 0 inimittec «if all’lutgt'tllt‘nlfl.
-— ooo 7
.\li« K‘ll" I’Ll'n‘utl. Xvw Eitzlsntl's flvor
i‘r mung: ln‘ hunknt for the Opt-tn Ilousc
N. rwnlk. Murphy (k‘l. 4th. Miss Putnam
has wan n runioml reputation byheriiw
pcrsunntinus of “ Littfc Neil“ and the Hill!“
thinness in “Vld (‘urimity Shop.“ and oth~
cr clisirnctcrs. nnd we bvspcnk fit her it
warm Welcome in Norwalk.
Q9.
last Thursday a valuable horse lit-longing
to Megan. R‘tyrumxl Bros. died suddenly,
and on Sunilnry night lust unothcr horsc of
much value din-«l in tiicszimc manner. There
wt‘re circumitnnws attending tht‘ir tlvnih
rim pniuf m poisoning as the cause. Anv
Ittlvt‘f‘t‘lllf that will pcrfurm such it tliuboii‘
ca! (iced ought to snrl'tr the severestpcn'
:tilt'
“in nrc
t i ' llum‘
" Q0. -
tlzro ofthe twat things we heard at the
fair was from an old farmer in reply to a
bi l gloved, di llllilflll breasted. foppislt
y xttr‘: dandy n h.» was troubled with more
1‘ nv .m lit-in bruins. 'l‘lw tum-r ctumwt us‘
to thv t‘ wrmcr while I} trnuui‘s donkeys wcrc
Ini'i: s‘inwn in from of the gland st‘md.
Tharvhy and sold: "Say. old follow. are
you one of thcjudgvs on j'tcknsics?" The
u! i mun put hit oven on his int-tinculor
and tamk his “reason: in an ltltlillll and
tlmwlml out: “Y-ms. I h‘. and if I'tl seen
you before I'd s ein you the premium.“
——————.9.—.—-———
Exdfnyor Ely ft‘ltlrtlt‘tl from his trip to
the \Vbito Mountains Sunday evening.
Since he h-ft llll‘i city in nirtlpuny with his
lwn (taught-tr. Mattie null (illsxit‘. he hits vis~
itr-d .\lt. .‘Il‘llSIIt‘l-l. the highest peak of the
“'hitc .‘luunttius. where he found the then.
tumult: r 86" atllrii‘t‘ zero. with u tcnipcruturc
pleasant rind l'rwing. Throw in Montreal.
1.. Like Mcmpbcmngvrg. lit the "I’t‘llllgt‘~
WVfl‘Ft‘l llnuic“ l‘lyrnmt‘h .‘t‘. II.. where he
ltllt'lltlt‘tl tho Grafton (‘nunty Aericit‘turnl
Fair. and returned lltl‘lll‘ by wnv of [‘nncur l‘
Nashua tin-t Worcester. .\Ir. Riv spanks in
the bulbs! trrltls of praise of the I’vrtlth‘~
waqeet Ilitllit‘. which pronounce! tho
burst ltn'cl be has rver visitvd‘in New Eig—
Lirt'l.
Ilt‘
woo-r—
t) w t‘\’ ~tti l: E‘\~t. we “t us Capt. I‘d“. wifo
and t‘hillnf Maiden. were lirit‘l'tg (Inuit
Milo strvrt. the wagon cutie it c \llltli‘l \\ itn
thc nuteriul in front. of \V. II Sword‘c rr§~
ldvlit-c. tin-l :t‘ ntcupmti \vcro thrown on!
and Mrs (‘w and tlm child q lilo lmdit‘ in-
jured. Mr. ("no dcmtnlls of thi- t‘lIV $200
in darn recs. There will be ill ire ini‘nnevs
of this kind unless the common pn‘t‘nittiuu
of placing lights on strut «untrue-inns is en
forced. If the city bus no authoriti- lucinn.
pol contrictnrs and uthcrxi to do thie. it will
ba- n g ml inv: s'ntcnt t. l. employ a trusty
msn tudo it. There is an ordinance which
declares thst “every person owning any innit
within the city linti s upon or mijiccnt to
which there now is or msy he s iltItW'llk
psvrd. mustruclcd or worked by order cf the
burr! of muuw‘fulcn. shall keep such side-
walks in all times in ti safe and mnvrnimt
cwndition for the use of the public. and flIlltli
fur'lrnith rcpnir all defects. rte“ so ml to in
no way endsngcr the public travel thereon.
But. prrbupc pcrhsps the ordinance isn‘t so
ordinance.
, .,. -.,_.._..._..
We some time can culled n'tontion to the
decliiun of the Common Council thnt the
city wss not “title for the dunner: occasion.
ed to It 3m MranM by the destruction
of his shop to prevent the sprcsd of the are
in the hollow. and suggested tbst some so
than shcmld bc tskcn to rcmuncntc him for
bisloas. Since then we have lit-std runny
express the same opinion. but in cannot
lcsrn tbst anything b u born done in the
usttrr. Lsst ”and” 2min: the council
refused to grunt him permission to erect it
wooden shop where the one destroyed stoml.
nod now be of necessity is cornpcll-~d to go
to the nd-lltlunsl expense of putting up n
brick building to sccnmtnodstsbls business.
Now we believe it is but lust. tbst Mr. Mc-
annc should have s portion st least of this
burden token cl his chocldcrs. If. is on
old resident. bsvicg lived sad done business
here for thirty-five years. and by bsrd labor
provided himself snd fsrnily with s horns
nod workshop- ‘Twcs not. for his lntcmt
tbst the ph‘ipeny y... duutv’ed, but to live
perhsps. the destruction of but or more of
the city. Ind u the council council cannot
0’0“"qu with their ostb of ollce vote
him s reallocation. the people themselves
should inks hold of the nsttsrcnd help hint
out. Everybody syupsthllss with MC. but
sympuby won‘t mild bishop. We MP-
H: mm: will be tubs botdcf hymen
sad mind to s tad-sun ttst wt!) bit»
Now look out for the sign “ n00 schR.‘
‘—-—-——“————
A b w good ts‘llurs csn secure savior
tact t at W. H. Sword's.
-——.§O—-——-
Messrs. Bsyuiond Brothers src bsuling
the iron front for Lounsbury's new build-
mg.
W
It isn‘t the frost tbst nukes sit the stuck-
in: noise hard so frequently on these moon-
light nights.
st 80 cents s pound.
places at business st 8 o‘clock. p. um. sftcr
the first of October.
, ————oco—-—-—
Mr. John B. Ferris has been appointed
suigncc of the estate of Raymond. Sher-
wood d: 00.. bankrupts.
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0n the trial trip last week. of the stcsmcr
Thyrit. the vessel worked to the entire satis-
faction of Mid. Morse. of St. Croix. the ow-
ncr. and the party had s very plosscnt trip
www—
“ One thing show the hose curt boymtbcy
arc tirtcrnlinvd not to admit to its member-
ship loafers. fault-and”: 3r shirks."—Lu¢,|
Reporter Gazette.
._———‘.———_——
The Committee on lttXi‘Itlldtl't"Np0ll
progress" lust Mon-lay evening. There
'Q’O
P. It. Brown. Erq . our crack bulldist. ls
Fresh Clover Honey st Alfrcd Kuspp's.
The mercbsnts bsvc decided to close their
A SAD GALAIITY.
Two Want-cur Dru-mu Dnownnn.
0n Thursdsv evening lust. during the
storm. strencc L. Haynes. nod 45 years.
and Theodore Lsuthcnbicb. aged 80.0yator--
men. sud both residents of Westport. were
drowncdjust outside the harbor st Cos Cob
The particulars of this distressing calami-
ty. so far as it has been possible to gstber ' ! 1‘
them. cross follows :— EFFICIENT TISTS
Mr. Haynes has been for some tlrne 011- For 3:: York. would rc:pcfitfulclg rats; lac my.
gngcd transporting sccd oysters from Wux- ° ° 3"“ "p“ “"‘ °" ",3 “ ° y',‘ “3
port harbor to the buds ofl' City Island. a I gala; $5335 $52k ”higfififigéhfi
will on his way thence with c loaded bo J :Kltfl :vimlhozppgnloot'gndiséimi ting sub ru-
thc time he met his fate. He left We mm 5
tit 1 o‘clock Thursday. 10th. in the Ill obi ‘d.
Sam Pakulski
HAVING FIT!!!) UP A
Tonsorial Palace,
And ensued s corps of
tidious public.
IAlll FAKULSKI, Pro tutor.
'clutnges put taint in charge of thc 9:30 sb~~rt
Jock Brothers kss become s household
luring up a tin» brick buildlnu in South
R'urwuik. fur the Fultflcld Fire Iua.. Co.—
Stuufnrd IIcrtild.
Mo...—
Full particulars next week of the concert
by the old Glee Club. for the benefit of the
(unity of the isle Robert Harper.
-— 77 Q..r—v—.—
The Iliad will give their open sir concerts
hereafter Wednesday instead of Sitter-tiny
evenings. as heretofore. This change is
necessitated in ordir to get sit the players
together.
W
If is costs $50000 to keep our streets
in repair a mouth. will A tax of 2% mills on
the grand list. which provides about W.
pay the running expenses of the city for a
year ! Lit us consult an the possibility of
ccononlising.
H.“
Sow the nun who hot 850 that Loans-
hury lime. building would be completed be-
fore thc Insuruicc building. is trying to
hcdgc. This won‘t do. Stand up to the
nick like 1 man. There‘s no telling )‘t‘l
who‘ll win.
MQV—fi
Snntf‘ people are funny. and often wlsb
tn ho where they nrc not wanted. thinking
it is not 'pocsible‘ to get along wrthom
them. When illt'lf prt-scnce is wished for
tlpmt snv consult ill-ill they will be salted.—
" Locil lir'portvr “ Gazette.
The best way. probably. t-is-t lc this mat-
ter. would be to refer it to “ The Commit
tee on Taxes."
"w"...-
.\li~s Grace Perkins. n tulentcd vocalist.
his locitmi in thia city. where she intends
giving instructions in singing. Miss
kins Ilfl‘ hurl tilt-(nllvnntszc of lessons by
some of the Ct‘icllrrtlt‘d singers of the emin-
try. and tlms‘ that would give their chil-
drvn tho advantage ofzn thorough training
nail culturcic this art. should secure her
service; For particulars ace udv.
Po r-
» <w
Mam. Van Ilonscnr & Arnblcr. up town.
have secured some of the greatest bargains
of the trauma. in wet goods. from the grout
stock of Jnrdsnfillnrsh ck (30.. Boston. and
are svllins: them off at prices way down.
This stuck crnbnccs it large Yilflt‘l)‘. Ind the
damage by water really nrnnunts to but lit-
tin, else thinpn ufi‘wrti llllj‘t‘l'8:l\ chsocc
l n git rmliy good goods at nominal prices.
Purchasers wril find it to their ndvnninge to
csurninu their goods. Rcud mlt’rrllmmcnt.
....-w¢..._.—.
The annual Town melting tnkcs place
next Monday. lib rt‘ or. and we bear runny
named for the principal offices. Oil the
ltmiocrzilic sile (ten. Nuison Taylor takes
the lead. rind C. \V. Smith ll‘H runny alvo-
c tlt‘S. (‘:ipt. \Vm ll. Swords and President
(ico. (‘. Siiilaon, hnvc runny worm friends
in the (lid Iii-n Club. who no motions to
confer hi Iltlri on them. Cipl. II. R. Filth
and L, ilibblc are ultra spoken of ll‘i candi
dues. (in the Republican wide. Witter (.‘uin-
rnruiurtet' Hiker. I). l’. Ely. ('. \V. lItIyt.
Elwin .\ lame. and runny nilll‘f‘S. but we
can‘t. it‘ll who‘s going t-i be the lucky lllrtll.
'- — .6. —
(‘alpL 1‘. C. “'ildrnnn. fr rrncrly Of the
dunner Ni-lliv White. b 'twecu ibis city rind
N \v York. was pttrscr on the unfortttnritv
n‘lt‘ttlll"l 7. uliuc whic‘i wrs burned ill sen
lint wm k on her pnssugn from Nauru“ in
.\'~\\' York The CHM? and llFIr‘St‘ngt‘I'S imk
to the Linn all". wrre fl titling about at rlt‘tl
\ tlui tun-"r ' '
d'uyi when thoy w ere picked up by n l‘th‘S-
in: vcxsel :uul takin into Sivunrinli. from
Will‘llt‘t‘ Capt. W7 it t \pwclml to : rrlt‘t' (l'lllY.
[r Wu“ lilt' cnptilris first vnyugo in this ves-
1‘th nliic \Vili humcl tithe .Viliefi
9.1;" t‘unsi (ltrz-niiy n ltilitl ittni.
ow 7———-
'l‘hc cool weather lllln‘ sent the Old lIt‘ttfi
hoover. nnd Illln‘ winter the club will be
largely rttrgutt‘ntcd by new lllt‘ltlltt‘”. J. J.
.\li bird. E~q . was llllll‘llt‘ll last Tuesday
night. nml T. Biker. illlll his Ilnrinr EX-
)Iziynr E y": tipplicnrlurii have llt't‘n fuvwru-
h‘y reported. The initiation fee will he in-
(‘f't‘lit‘tl at the next business meeting. Pres»
idt-nt Stillmn hm been unanimously rc~ciec~
ll‘lI to that “ new.“ and Ii nvun chlefcucklcr.
l4£“ll"r \till can'inuc to do tlmlnyingthe
early put of the evening. iiud 'I‘olles will be
In readiness for duty when there ls no other
hen on. llmlon nt Meridcu thlswintcr will
be. as it were. like until u hen with her head
cut oil. and we fcnr “ theology " will not re~
c- ivc the ultt-ntron it did last sensor).
__ 4..___,
At u rt‘rt‘nl Nurwalk fulrsevcrul bottles of
rutivv \t‘int-s wort: not before the “wine-
tssiinc “ commute for premiums. Thcrc
“'in it great diversity of o inion. and n
wnrm discussion. followed w it deep dis.
unit when it was found than wag bad tilled
nil the buttlvs from the same barrel. to test
the culllttliliet‘i capacity.
The nbuvc librl has gone the rounds of
the slate papery. and now the Now York
tiniiics have tn‘k‘hu it up. sud chuckle over
the j-tkc that higher-n played upon their
“ i‘uunrc lent neighbors." Those metropob
ital journalists don‘t know much {about the
strung points of it Ynlikcv. or thvy‘d kuuw
hem-r than to belie-w any such a yarn as the
above. A Connecticut fairiudgc would din
of :bunw at illt‘ll an exhibition oi ignorance
in ilzullcrs pertiining to every day life.
" coo
Thursday. Sept 9. completed the third
year If Mr. Timothy chler'a service its con-
ductor on the Dinbury \b Nurwslk Iluil‘
road. During thia time he has notlostii
trip. but he has titanic one full trip to NM-
walk every dsy in thc year. and runs most
of the extrss sud «hurt trips. Wlicn thc
llswlr-yvillc brunch was opened Tim ran
the train from Norwalk to Huwleyvllle.
thence to Danuury and than bwk. Later
a .t... ”J" .
m-l.
trip sad the pcpul ir one o‘cl'tck p. in.
through tr-tln_ to Norwclk. Wu hope it
may be it long time before he is callsd upon
to pass in Al‘s checks. sltnougb tie it slmys
inking the checks of others.-Daubury
News.
80 hope we nib—Ed.
-——-¢oo-—-
the weather the put few days is s forci-
ble reminder that winter is poorly upon us
again. snd the question comes slung enter
city with it. When shall we get our winter
clothing! If we could snswer sll ques-
tions as cull] as we can the sbnvc. our life
would be ss but sgcntlc gliding through
this vsls ct‘ troubles and rcxsttonc. I! you
want good-dttlng.styllsb-tnsdc. sud warm
snd durable resdy made uticlcs of wearing
sppsrcl. comprising tsll cvcpcntc. dress or
business suits. etc. or s full line of ccnts'
furnishing goods. c.“ at Calumet: Bros.
next door to the postcmcc. tblt cltv. or at
£5 Mstn IL. N. rwslk. Thou- gsntleincn
hsvc for a long tlgnc curled on tits cloth-
ing budncss In this town.snd dons tts‘o
satisfactory to the utcsnsucd tastes of sll
class-JIM tbc nstuc of tbs Grill at Corn-
word sud ssynanyln for good square dust
tsp. Thinnscstbsy hvctncdcrxm ef-
icrtnotssd tbs-aka. soda mains-
;lc’ncf Munch will sstlafyctubst they
4 the Burrit family.
sci up and down the root in idle. and had
ut that time many narrow escapes from the
liriti-h cruisers that were watching for him
and others. Captain Sdlllltlliffi wan it nun of
Q
llltllt‘fil
b ind itlltl father. and by hi~ drulh. thisconn
nulltily lost-s one of its most nap. t‘it‘tl citi-
l:il.‘.
on it short visit.
stncr.snd were both snorted. Burns was
should be s consultation ill to the possibility
of appolntlng such s contmlttec.
mp“—
Chlcf Tuttlc has in his prunes-ion I light
kid glove. also a bunch of keys. flvcln num-
ber. which he picked up in the street. and
which the owners can have by applying to
him.
MW‘
Butler Lodge. No. 97. of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. will be instituted on
Thursday evening. Elli lost. at Masonic
II-ill. Clark d: Lane‘s block. All members
of the order are invited to attend. The
Lodge will be open at 7 o‘clock. ;
Ckmwo of flute.—
On and after next Monday the time of
running the steamer Nollie Wltitc changes
as follows: —Lcuve this city at 7 it. rn‘. and
returning lcuvc New York. down town. at
3:00. and 33d street at 3:15. and will not stop
tit Greenwich either way.
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Banking Notes.
Large rutuof interest is the fore-runner
of large loss on the. principal.
Look at your security sod not at the flashy
clothes and cquipage of the borrower.
Some of the must honorable men in the
world are found among the Wall slrcctb m-
kuu and brokers. but what shrill we any
of men who sexl their neighbors property
for which illry have no nuthority from the
ownl-r, or what shall we my of parties who
induce unsuspecting men to but on stocks
who would be ashamed to be caught betting
on curds? - c
-—-—¢oo~———
01w"! ”acme.-
On Tuesday vvvtting. Sept. 98tli.I’ttuld-
ing‘s New York erelty Troupe will "Ink"
he first appearance in Norwalk. The com-
piiny is composed of first clnss performers
among whom may hit mentioned Japanese
Tommy the wonderful dwarf who is con—
sidered to be one of the grcutcst curiosities
on the stage. The great Culifornlu come
dinn. Mr. J. S. Murphy in his funny Dutch
and Irish sketches. ()ovnn. the wonderful
facial nriist together with the] charming
(‘uri Cushtnun in Ilf‘!‘ songs and dances.
I‘rcl and Ward the double song and dance
ntcn. :I’rnf. lt-nsncr‘s full mliihry bruss
hind accompanies the lrollpe rind will tip-
pt-ur in it new and splendid uniform. Ile-
rcrvvd tit-ills may now be imd ill Wood's
Q0.
Obituary.
Thomas Siundcrs. whoa: death is recon
dcd in to days issue. was one of our oldest
inhabitants. lie Wits burn in Westport.
Conn. in l?89.tbc sutnc year our present
form of Government wns adopted. The
homestead at which hit was him wnfi ut
Situgltluck. rind is the pit“!!! lilcly owned by
When at young "\‘Hl. be
lift liltint‘ fur NllIerik. it! which pLice be
lldtl cvr r since continued to reside. At tlll
cariy age hc Commenced to go on the water.
ttiltl he continued tit ninkc lblilllllj" his busi-
ncu through life. Il~ was in the c utsliug
it‘mlc.nurl there. In hardly it nook on our
whulv (‘llllil which ciptiin Saunders was
not familiar with. llu \Vlld running it \‘t‘r-
—.
V‘In‘.‘ . . "H.
tun ..:.:.... “r L .Q r \l
in the lust penny. hub in ll, n .
fl “H‘ul
'ii‘ilS'
-— «w
PERSONJ LS.
Miss ii Ittie Finch w'ts in town lust week.
.‘lirs. Inniels has returned from IcilCllflt'lil.
Mrs ll. \v.1405ll‘rhl3 game m Mcriden.
Mrs. Iienhuru unddzutgbut from the \Vcst
lire visiting Mrs. Iladwull of t -Ii city.
Mrs. timihl Benedict with but durghtcr.
and Mr sister Miss llortun. llth‘U gone to
Hudson for a visit.
Mr. R. Curnvli White and wife. and
slaughter. bliss Nvlly. pissed through our
city on the lightning train Monday wetting.
81“. 90th. on the way b one tlIl' t‘ nti‘n days
tour through Like George. White Mnuu‘
thins. and home via Boston.
Corn. Perkins sip-m the Stbbllll ut the
Dorlou House. ircgnry‘s Point.
Mr. (‘hac Turner is visiting his brother.
II. R. Turner. E q . of this city.
Capt. J. A. Pruic illltl wilt: arrived lit the
Duriuu ilousc. Gregory‘s Point. \Vcducsd‘iy
owning. Supt. 14th. by the tilt tuner Nelly
White. where they |lutcud remaining for
for it short time fur the Cuptuiu to recuper
ate from the arduous labors of the p‘lil scu-
suu on the Ruckuwuy Bunch route. haying
been in command of the p'tpulttf ctcurucr
Americas. and become quite n favorite. cs~
peclally with the ladies.
H>—~—‘
Police Intuit.—
Lint Friday Jubu L. 'l‘uttlc was arrested
by Chief Tuttle. for theft. He was charged
with taken from the residence of Moses
Krtcbutu. on Guitumcn‘a Iileind. _s gun. a
pair of opera glasses. s plaltll. and other lir-
ticlcs. which were found in his mansion.
lie is under .1000. bonds to nppcur tor trinl.
Charles Farrell. who was arrested by the
chief Inst Wednesday. for stealing goods
from the HON of J. I". ib 0. It. Bennett. win
tried before Judge Draw. and lined 07.00
and costs. cud scut tojltll for 80 days.
Frills? night Ike Scudcld and John Ililycs
were arrested for drunkenucst. und kept in
the lock‘up over night.
Michael Burnsrd took up his quarters in
the city barn. foot of lluvllacd air-cu. Suc-
dcy. sud built it tlrc in it to warm up by.
He was uresicd sud transferred to tbclock-
up for it day.
The nine day. John Crowley wna nrres‘
tcd for drunkenness snd put out. of sight in
thc luck-up for the day.
Mundsy. Michael Burns unit Anthony
Cunningham. luborcrs ion tbs butldtugi of
Loom-bury Bron. cud Insurnucc Compiny.
got into a tight at O‘Netlbuctdoou on Main
lined 08.00 for drunkcnscu. sud ".00 tor
fighting. sud casts. “counting in sll to .19 83
which wits paid. Cugtglngbsm was flood
{7.00 snd costs. for lighting. Which comm-ll.
ed hint to deposit 010.88 with the City Truss-
ursr.
Tuesday. Win. l‘lsnsgtn sud lanes Jen-
nings wcrc srrcsted for drunkenness. sud
sober-ed u! in the lock-up. rind the dsy bo-
fcrc Wrn. Jones went tirr nigh tbc Isms or.
drill.
W
Surely. our lady fflfillilt‘ "11be to bs sbls
to tnskc s selection from me no diluent
patterns of bonncts.
For next wintcr tires-cs will be trimmed
with velvet ribbons sswcd on in stripes.
squsrss sod sll kinds of odd wsys.
tbs-th'uhdlcmu‘w
it”. 1-; ,1 ,
Hit-Md’fiomlhlhhllfl:
MM enrich.
it two matted sharpie. 25 feet in length. nnd
was accompanied by Mr. Liutbcnbacli.
They had on board 57 bustle]: of oysters.
The wind drew from the south-cut. scarcc~
ly strong enough to enable them to stem the
tide which at that time was setting up the
Sound. Towards night thsy bsd made
scarcely 12 miles of their journey. Clouds
now thickened. rain begun falling. the wind
increased to n gale. and darkness coming on
it is supposed that the craft was struck by
the rolling wutcrs and becoming unrnnnngc'
ubio sunk. '
The boat on which the ‘unfortunatc men
not out was recovcrcd Friday. 17th. in 18
feet of water. by Capt. Theodore Clark. of
the schconer Adeline. who was towing ii
vessel from Cos Cob to Stamford. Ills nt-
tvution was drawn towards the spill. by the
stills of the Bluebird which floated upon the
ruler about it cable‘s length from shore.
The tide favoring. the captain run his vcs~
sci down to the wreckfiml rigging a cripple.
succeeded in limiting Itlbl. to the lilttubird‘a
nucbor line. rind. with the ltld of his crew.
hauled the bout stern forward out of the
writer. In doing so the cargo of oysters
was unshipped. only 2 0rd bushels of the 57
remaining lit the item. Capt. Clark took
ml‘flslll‘tl to I‘ll" out the craft. and on ‘opcn-
ing the cabin expected to find the desd lind-
h-s of the men who had occupied her. but
nothing of then: could be seen. In the
cabin was found it vnlisc which. on being
broken open. disclosed a lrtlcr with Theo-
dore Lnulhenbucli's nnrnc upon it. Also a
rncmornndn. evidently Mr. Ilnynes. contain-
ing on entry of the oyster cargo. nilrnbcr of
bushels. price. dt-slirtu'ion. ctc. Cipl. Clark
knew nothing of course 0! the circumstan-
ces under whlch the Bluebird crime to her
fate. and he wisely decided to difcr his trip
to Siiirntnrd and return to Cos Cob with the
wreck. On arriving there a Mr. William:
rccognizcd lilo Bluebird its belonging t1I
Mr. Haynes. Iln proceeded to Westporl
and informed Messrs. Ell Bradley. Jrllllt‘a
and Harry Allen. Cornelius Kcinpt-r and
James Silage. of whom Mr. Iii-yuc- had
pumlrnsscd oystersi thinking to throw light
on what appeal-ed to be l\ mystery.
'l‘llcso gentlemen could give no clue totbe
missing rncn further than that. they left
Weslport on Thursday nth-moon. Inquiry
wns also made of Mr. James II lyncs. father
of deceased and of dcceused‘s son Clarence
L. Haynes. with it like result. ’I‘bcuuthori-
tics rind oystcrtncn at Cos Cob have taken
measures to search in that harbor rind among
the ndjecent Iilhimlsi and ntcstlil socugnged
with view to the recovery of the bodies of
the missing man. but thus fur they have out
with no sttccnss. A theory was indulged
that the men might have been picked up by
sumc panting vvsscl and carried to Militant
p irt- frunl whence they would so in import!
to lhcir friends sole and sound. but its the
laundering took place durinng storm. at
night. lllltl near it rocky. dutgvruus shore.
rind so long it limb clapslng since the cus-
unlty with no lidir. 'H ol.t titled. there can be
lit lc if any doubt that both men perished.
The. family of dice-used in this their Milie-
tion have tnuny Syll\[lilllll,n‘-TS in \Vcrtport.
Mr. Ilnyncs. thv dcceuacd. was it native of
Uuudiibt.Nt-w York. served 'l"€?~§‘i“‘?‘..“\'l5‘
lilt‘t'itl'il‘lili‘li‘etlwh'Ill.“ I‘Siv-i' mlglliltt‘lll. N. Y.
S. N. G . lllltl honorably diselurrucd. lie
was wounded in the lung by n tntisktt b‘lli
during tin notion in which h s rceiment \\‘ll.\
engaged. llllil corriel the bill with him to
his watery grave. llc lltltl resided in Wcst—
port about four years.
Mr. L‘tnthcrb lch was it n: tive of (innin-
ny. lie iorturr‘ly engaged in the lltlslnt‘SS
I-f cigar bulking with it Mr. Phil r of \Vc~t~
port. and land but Ileontly brcmnc un oys—
li‘l'llltlll. The father and son of rltccusrd
well! Wednesday to Cos Cob harbor. with
\‘iew to llltllilllfl rt‘nem‘d ltut Sorrow fill
s. arch for the two missing illt‘ll.
“ l‘u‘L."
W. “fir-ww—
For the Ladies Only.
A reversible bonnet is among the newest.
Gl ml mull ric to ltlll‘nlo eilk is s new
thing hi ukirta.
l-‘vlt lllltl vt-lvit boom-ts are imported to
the exclusion of nearly all others.
Brown. steel und ntivv b‘uc me the prc~
milling colors in French utilliuvry goods.
In imported plaids blue and green and
line and black are tsvorlte combinations.
The double Byron collar is one of lllt‘
novelties tint will appear on Fall costume-s.
The most populnr lowprlccd silks st pres-
ent are those design tied at hnlr lino stripos.
A plain walking aklrt docs not now mcus-
me more than three ytrtbi round st the bot.
tom.
Oxford linens have been so succcsful in
Paris that they are copied in woolen for
wit-tor.
Intpirtcd autumn bonnet: arc frtqucntly
trimmed with birds‘ wings. So many as
six wings are soon on each side of some bou-
nets.
Tbc Mince stocking ls striped lengthwlsc
in bright. collars to thc swell of the calf.
each stripe bended with it sharp vanity-kc. or
steeple. on it solid ground of contrasting
color.
‘ Checked billstc is n charming fabric not
yet lurgcly ltuportad. It cum"! in two
shades of it color. clear gray. brown or blue.
and is made up with abundant gnrttlturcof
wlilto Irish lure.
This curious matrimonial notice was re-
ccntly published in n Brooklyn paper: “All
my wife. Margaret Albert. rm Scimitar.
left the seventeen times. I rrquest bur t i to.
turn to me within thrcc days. otherwise I
shall mnshlmd myself divorced. Simon
Albert.
The new orntmcnts for helmets are of red
ll’ltl gold rind sliver. sud are warranted not
to tarnish-i Those consist of long. tnsssive
brooches of the gold. with smsll a rlrued
silver dcslgns uncn them. and of buckles of
urine: sbspcs in «can tlll‘grcc silver and
gold richly cbsscd in tnldltcvnl psttcrns.
w
Of course you've seen of a summer even-
ing the mound moaqultocs sporting around
in large and thick rqusrls. dsrtlng here not!
there scion; themselves. round shout sud
“P "id 40‘"! the middle—but did you cvcr
'00 one run I ‘nst s compsnlcn. and bmk
‘ Wilt. or trim in Ill!!! out of the myctic
Ely‘s block. Msiu Street. South Norwslk. Conn.
Lamps and Lanterns
Al E. K. LOCKVVUOD‘S.
Book Agents
and Good Salesman
Arc “ COINING MONEY“ with
CHRIST IN A131?-
tnurariuuu wr'ru rill urtous
Blda Designs
The French Edition of which cells torsrscoo sud
the London Edition for {mil}. Our ar Edi-
tion. containing our 0M ”viaduct tut! Mgc quarto
plans. is the autumn and most luau-v renu—
csrtntt in Minutes. sud the BEST TO Slit. The
critics vicwith each other in pulsing it. sad the
Inna-cs buy it.
From locsl urgent in Southport. Conn. 2"“ in our
village of eighty house-I I have token sixty-live on
(lulu: hnvo cauvsuuod in oil about twclve days (in
village suit mnntryt. sod have taken order to:- one
Mmdnd and stir cumin." FULL l‘AR'i‘ICl‘LARS
FREE. Address
J. I. FORD stheir" Publisher.
‘Anx Pulcs. an Your.
300]] NEWS
FOR TIIE
BARE FOOTED
A. H. HflYT it til.
IIAVI ‘I’llllll ITOI‘ FULL d
NE“’GO0D&
SHOESandBOOTS
For Everybody
Ml
a
7 'quO bucolic“ qtncs ‘saous uo uiqsuM
‘LLHNNEIEI '0 u .29 "a '0
nucusqansnsa
Santa 88310-1an u put:
‘sunauud .IQCIBJ onsausoa
salpoan aumouw flames .10.; sauefiv
"015! 'SlflolO no ‘3llllllololl0 PW annulus
's' H V [E .AA. E E]: (I N n
dtuex'ptttto or: matter: .EGID‘B'I
Mamie
‘SlUlJcI
‘suinnm
rsaooo 111v: MEN
S N I V E) H V H
REMINGTON.
Rumour No. 1 Is-
chins for furnlly use. lntbc
“rd year of in alumna.
has met with s more rapid
tum ofmlin vault Man
any machine can the m
hit.
lisuncron No. I Is-
chlnc for Holmium,
snd funiiy use. trendy for
delivery only since June.
1874). for range. perfection
sud vsrlcty of work. is
without a rirsl in family or
workshop.
Tus Rainier in Burma
.‘llscurnn has sprung rapid-
ly into favor ss possessing
the boat counttu‘rtos of
good quutltlus. nsuicly:
Light
noiseless. rapid. dursblc.
running. smooth.
with perfect Lock Stitch.
It is s Shuttle Machine.
with Automatic Drop Feud.
Design beautiful sud con-
structed the very best.
' ""m m pollute FNTS \VANTED. SEND you CIRCULAR
C. E. BUIIT’S Address ‘ ' “
’
Finn shoes for Ladies, Misses sud
Children.
Good Place to Buy ltltbbcrs.
Good Place to Buy Call" BM a.
Good Place to Buy nnyklnd ufs ocs
AGENTS you
J. & T. COUSINS
F! u o Ilsusd Elude shoes.
REMEMBER.
ttxslcirnurt. _ . 7
“‘"Wm- Arc lott Going to Paint .’ r; 5 73.
p-
A. u. uovr & co. .5» U) f; ,3 g;
is ‘ c 4
When wsnting Goods in their Line. ’ Q L- ? _ g z
Opera House Bloc-k, A V ERILL S o 2 a g : l-I a.
NORWALK. CONN. . . m _—_ {7-1 s i E a E A
Rear Post Omce. 232 w A: m E E g a 4
A. it. now. ‘ .r. r. nesco eml a z E l“ 9 -.: ”I. B
l‘qu:g=§<=
-. 4‘1”:an IN THE MARKET. +4 :5 a: Q a; g 0
\ l U l l r‘c c i m o a E h :1 a z
‘ ‘ i ll 0 )t‘. . I ‘ I ‘. ‘ l “ ‘ ,
'A"I‘ Ah” in lilil-rllli'rftu‘riF-‘i‘tflt'l‘ilrltwnt‘u‘lli‘ting: by“ riilerbc'hluinfd w 5‘. h ‘5 E ii 5 g
“'l~‘l‘un. pn it‘f'H‘l'. in \\ttlt‘l‘ and the proof. and is flit-limit for m y. -4 q a y: H
ecuvrul ‘l-‘t‘fl. either for wood. iron or brick bulld- ; < a a B .. fl
mus. Many of the finest rcsidvncos in town are 5 Q = h
painted with ' o g a i a p
Averill Citetnlcnl l’nint, m H; E; U E 5 a g 0
Ril‘hr‘m‘rc it‘rutiiit.tl;'—nliell'und any lnformftion‘glvcn . é a : g. <5 5
by applyin; to ‘ ‘ ‘ z .E S 5
Great Inducements o. H. WEBB, Sole Ag’t tor Non-talk. _ a .. ._
()fllec west end of Ilrblgo. South x"r\‘.“_lk.i A, 233 a 4 8
Are ml‘ort-tl to them about purchasing their FALL
and \V'lNTElt
flemlngtou Ag’l 00.,
<3:
Illrlll‘ “XI-“Will".
llimli by the l is! Hf (,t‘IUIH‘I‘.
REMINGTON SEWINGMACHINE CU.,ILIUN, N. Y.
BRANCH OI’GICES 0F REMINGTON COMPANIES.
2st & $8 Broadway. .\‘cw York. Arms.
Madison 8 .. New York. livwlng Mscnlnrs.
gmfagn. :3 “Stay? SL. 8. Machine! and Arms.
V . _ V in rm. 3. ‘I! it ton St" Sc I
11.1015). l . t‘inrimmtl. lSl tin-.5 ml 81.. s.‘§i'i§.’i‘i‘;%'i.‘l‘.i:;
Film. 129 ileum-cr- 8L. Sc-win Machines. ‘
Atlanta. Gm. DcGive‘s Upcn‘loftm. lsgctts st.
_ new": It ices
\\ sshlnetou. 1). Cult“ Seventh St... 5‘? MAC tries
E, Remington it Suns,
lictttluuton Sewln: M. 00..
i
i
in. NOTICE! LIST 1873f
I lrxivilon‘y ‘26 '1‘"ch more in Levy for
it List 1373. which I shall tislvu rtisu as soon
s possibly. I). lit (prom Tux l):ly| r'. are
on of thi. number it PM now null awe n
I not going in sv-tllc rip tin-
“llhnut tail.
JOHN F. RAYMOND.
CuiIt‘l‘lt-T List 1873.
fieaaure Parties !
f. . .
The Steamer Mystic,
0"“
CLOTHING
A'l‘
l
l
Tllh‘. FINLSI‘ ASSORTMEN l S 01"
Men’s,Youil’s &BOTS
CLOTHING !
'1‘ KY "A“! EVE“ "All ‘1‘“! I‘Idfihlu‘fil 0'
it ruuuc. AND A! -
murlostu' wait.
it my mum .
l , in Low batons
.wu HONOR unsuku wru. secon-
l‘LlSll IT. 1‘0 LEAD m
OIJOTf—if‘iwe
AND
GENTS
Furnishinglnils
Boys School Suits from OLOO to “5.00.
Youtb‘s sum non coco to «8.002
ch'u Business Butts from 010.00 to $80.
muons svocx or Taurus a
T“ mos in Town.
“Nth. You“ on jmu flocks of lions and
W in the had. ten into by s fsst drtvn
bone sud «wrists. but did run mm one
run our and injured! You‘ve tic-sit of
drunken r m thallium out at sann nary
Vila"! lsndlnr ape-spur «stuns Its-pl
ms. unnnmntn'rs urn DRAW-‘
G m A LEADING arm .
can't-snort atoms :
‘ aonnnmmmsnmn .7. ».
about...” . I
. “I
‘ undersigned. cmnmundine him to low;‘ smiculicct
lilo rate book. on the list to Mud
.3333 ' cud legullfiuemblofl to wll—On the fill.
13.
i
ll
‘ \l'ttlllltlf‘ll hurt-lust!” l
C “ms . Expatrifibiiiiitwim described real Willie «I ‘
John M. llysn.
oriy by bind
miter ‘
bind 0 Thomas F. Vt llitl“ and
R§d3§‘«thrt\i~ Fouls. ('3 tint that twin; lltu p.o um
I v \ V
“110 “AV ll I‘LAI ED IN 39PM“ ONE 0! hold “‘1‘ together with the
tier Ind by vlrluut
oeutnd lug during!
no no or! .
{grim oi Igcnfitulucn turn: nu
ma
Til! Collet‘ldr‘u Stile. llayiiighft‘scopltrtlcd bu regain "lil- she can
‘ whW‘ l‘0“lllttllltctllttlcrnlguctl.nudvr HOW cc TM‘ a;-
ragga! ' h! gig-tibia: “’zul'allIJllll)‘Q‘Rt‘t‘llh‘d
nil Itlgtlcd _v prop" cathmitymud dirwrvd to the
Picnics, Ellli‘lilllli, Towinr'ltc.
On very anunxblr terms.
South Xurwalk. or on
Capt IS. 3.. SAVAGE
South Norwalk. July 33th. 1873. in but
DISSOLUTION.
Notice lit hereby vcn that the copnrtncnsbl
llt‘rcltifttru existing etwm Jstncs )1. Lane so
r‘i-rdinund "it,“ n. under the arm nstne of. Linc a
tiny»: ltl‘llllll day dinotwd by mutual consent. both
parties lighting in adjustment of clnims. 3
Jul u. LAN _
FERDINAND HAYES.
Smith Nurwstk. August til 1875.
All pnrtiosindcntorl to the flan of Lotto k Hayes
IN “wanted it} make prompt payment oftbe sstuc.
it: w have obligations that must be met trouuhis
MMH’QO. "—1
in retiring from the shove Inn. I would an W
onion to thank my friends for fnvors sudpstrotlm
during tho past four yrcrvx. and cheerfully recon»
amid them to lilr. Fordiruind Huron. the tumour
to tilt: tlrlu.
JAXES X. LAKE.
The business will becouductcd st the old stand
him. Hayes. who. thanking the public for their
ti and lttlfilltlgc turtle tit-1n utbcpsst. would rc-
rpccttn ly solicit n continuation of their town. ~
otbt-r pct-nous til'ncd in
warrant Illgl‘X\i'|I
awornl twportionn of the cum total as t err i
Ifigd‘sutd slum being it tax or "smart: agreed
the inbubitsutn of the town of . 0'\\Ilb.
Jolt! M.RTAN cud
A ly MS. I". M
tilt-glint to ‘
av 0' ‘tt‘fllbtfil‘. t 1-.m0! for the pur c of pro
' in us of wild townlistof 18-3.
tiling {art‘lghud‘irll‘i‘bsmi st \ublic titration. at the
done but. on the nth
m‘lt‘fi u
l).. 1875. at 3 o‘clock ii. In. m
slllllitetl in raid l‘uwn ut Norwllk.
tit‘ntrl tltorc or limit. linuudud uitl'lll~
" “I“ Williams.
ow or into uf Marv Ann
hv lnItldtif James andicr. southerly by
’ wife. can wcnli-rly
hwny.» will rnlvm lltu aunt of Thru- dollar :1 and
n quantity
‘ ti ilutn tutti in
ion ol the Dilltl John M. "$33.32;. LI; “w.“ “in. the
dull}; l"f “‘AYI‘l‘IiIKIW
‘ ' x q. .
'l‘ttx (‘ci to ur. - ”at
Dated at Norwslk. Sop. lath. 1m. .
Tax Collector's Sale.
it b ivou thst tho undersigned. un-
NM‘W in h re ylfl crrtn‘ul tax wurrsnt. duly on
by prnpcr authority. and dimmed
mnuusudlv hint to levy and
of otbcyépcuons “13::-
0 rule book. on thclist to sit tram .
migd‘i‘bulr sever ruptwtions of the sum total at
thcrcln noted. all sum being n that or document
agreed upon by the inhabitants or the town outlaw
walk rcculsrly tilltl logsll its-rumbled. to wit ..... n
0 sin day of December. ms. root for the purpnsr
vldlng for the lndcbtcdncss of acid town ii-t of
W..- . F. H. NASH 8t BRDS.
' it ill at Public Auction.
‘ilii‘riw itiirit‘l‘lisr‘gl.l my :hc“ fig“
(but at November. A. 0.. tilts. tit ‘c c tile t." ‘3‘“
much of tho fulluwllltf dvsi rtbcd risl vs ntc Have it!“ vod “a “a“ co m
Cousuutly Increasing Stirck of I
win".'u.it‘;.tttta.:ii§t.tlattailgating
Staple and Fancy
‘ G- o o :p a ,
ly of Jose; Wsrrco. and bind o f (tractor. and
An invoice or
th
of
t . lcvics upon it
n
- . ash outed «mind of no" of
Md 0' xiiixt‘t‘ui‘ gut humor? southerly on the
Just-p .
- . I! cited an lsndot amulet Stevens
iiiiii‘tli. “anan slut tunic! K Nash. s- will
who the sum of 9cm llollm and Forty six acute.
(“Alb that but the proportion 1.. -
of the ssld w
Nitco Flynn oft o cum tum in wild list. together
with tho charge:
or low. tall with
. \YIOND.
fieggicfinr. lint. of l8“.
English c
Dated st Norwalifgntcnmcr 3M _ ’
“Wk “W” i . I “In. of new mac-us-
x Collector I Sale. or new“ ly am“ ,
NOIIWES‘N‘G‘W ¥l\‘t‘ll tgyarl“::°““.‘:::‘gig3fi$ 21:. Ill! lumwll‘ atock “I‘ll-I of
' ll 0 lb 09? ‘ . w
33‘3““3‘ “i“‘ilttmtt'“militias. 21ml Bohemian 01m, Cristi“,
u tit . l g .
liail‘fv‘i‘ii’l. lint"! and other llul‘r'tllll “strict iii an Pal-la“ ’ Lav“, Yellow
ruin book. on tip: but a{alfl‘g‘s‘g‘i‘ilt's'nmlntl‘t‘ar d B n > h
i a c
l3“?.iei’i‘ii’3'ii3iiia a tax or ssccastticnt W up all no I! m
on by the lulllblllnli ct tbc Town will ‘Norwn‘lha rag; w“
-“"'"°il‘i§.lf.ti‘.‘li t'ruitttttwtania m... res- «
milk for the tritium “01:9, cat‘s thtfi‘lIm‘ A. full assortment of IRON‘ gomw
‘°“"‘ W" ““‘ "'“‘ ”" 'nd‘. of.» ttltb'dny ‘3'. wsnn. Plain. m Lined sud Inmlcd.
lnuftcr desert
Wdl'tiei‘m 11.th sau‘clock p. vs.. so nil
Mi“ prop r the .
333% ill t a sun Iain} inmssld It. hustler with
thcnhsrgss ctlcvy. Is she . F usurp '
“3:2... in. 13??“ gangrubmrmoy}; Bucking. clay-tn. etc.
L mm st lorwstki
MM ""1' “‘ .‘m‘s‘fx. ‘mn:
' sci-l , not «this or Jim ' . y . ".
Skill: 'Jilii‘dl‘l . sIvuntcd lu sstd Town of Norwslk. ' . ,
balsa one hundred sud turn “on, l fm trust. 1:: . _
hundred l“a"l€t¥3:§3la nor'tborly ‘lyyo “2:33,“ " ‘ ' . ' ~ ‘ ;
gagglé égumll ”m"ti‘fit-‘i°‘i.n°i him—w; Pith. Jspsncd. Plant-bud Mimic-ls
afl‘t'l‘gldscut'tig‘lg‘cf Nlns ‘ l and -twc Ten Puts sud other Ms tn tbstttns. »
woonEN WAR“:
. - _ firm sup- maternal. A“ m 7 . ‘ an
tom...» .. m... “it ~
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STOCK
OF
AND
CARPETS
AT
A. Dickermanl Sun’s.
AGENCY 0F
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WILSON’S‘
IMPROVED
fl
SEWING MAB
AT
pl-
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