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party have overcome their unjcdly or James. Taylor ________
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“33!- Daniel c. Brown.
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Smith gentile utmost satisfaction to thoen hm“, .. _ . or
who wanted the stairs of the town admin- Against , .. _. ...... . . tau
m mic-lb and bully. end com. mmeouuutos or ul-Iut‘t‘e. iii
uuently excited the envy a! some evil die {‘33 ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 11;.”
peeed pertiee. who circulated. the vlleet res --- ._
ports against hint. but which were eerily
shown tobe the meet contemptibleslendere.
He would not etlow his statue to he need for
the other: in 1878. end Gen. Nelson Taylor
was elected eelccttnan for that year and has
filled the once in an admirable rancher.—
Ae soon as htr. Smith was put in nonline-
tton thin year. his old enemies began their
emu to defeat hint. It wee e tarot singu-
lar combination egelnet hint—a portion or
the tetapcnnce teen and a portion of the
liquor men. (verily politics matte strange
bed-fellows) end they did their level bent
to put hire on the the". but instead of op-
erating millet him it erouled lllooc uho
reqwcted en boneet men and cttnecivntirue
tracer. and he carried his district by a ma»
jority larger then ever before. receiving a
large vote from the Republican party.
The vote was elrttoet unanimous for Cor.-
etltuttonel Amendment No. I. only 21 being
cast against it. Ne. a wee carried by a litt'
jorlty an“. The town voted for licvnec by
e mejority o! 3.59. and only 142 voice were
cent Ior consolidation of school districts.
Following is the ofiiclel unease:—
I or'rtcut. vo'rtr rot! TOWN or'rtcntts.
eeut'vwee.
ibis. this. time. ’I‘otal
Allenbette ........ .. that em Athena
xix-«‘3. I‘erdee............ flu .tnt....nti .. tau
Andrew Seller. ........... 323...“: .. 31.. .554
Joavpl P. Hartford 1% ”.831 ...19....7‘-I
Plan Price , .. \etlmt99. 60...":
Cherie. W. Smith. ......... (Ti, ‘81.. ..a....Tl9
Charles sleuth... .. .N .............. tt
rowrt rune.
Henry R. Soltech . .....tuo ..tw ...Ilt ...ltnu
YI‘I'! veeaarun. AND VIIJI It‘lttltu. IllI‘tlII‘I‘ I'll!“
ll I! Bennett. sot tat .ttt.,.,t:tr':
Illilu‘l'lll or lul’flln. ‘afln:ar.ti AND DIAYIII.
..uu.
demoed. Brown ....... .336....lte ...slI.. .63!
timraC.Sltlleou.... til _..Iw‘l .. 40... on
Joseph W \\‘ileon.... to ..I ........... l‘I
convent.- ears conuvron.
John P. Raymond ........... Limit? ...lli....8li
Burremlth ....... . .dla....1rld.... 8.}:th
tome-anus.
line I Dory ............... 3th .emq M....6t‘lt't
Aurelia- J. llceher .......... 3i?....ll7_...llrt....tltvl
Owar W. Raymond.........aot....eoti.... ..
Edgar 8. “‘lictixnuu ....... 385 ...NS
David Dayton . . ...... ‘lH ..IB ..
John¥.1‘trttle .. ........ :m . 195 '
Robertl. Wilcox ......... 3.5t..,.ilu .. .
William O letrilt ........ £52.. ere...
William w Coluntock ...... I.“ ...tm
John R. Vincent ......... l.“ 197..
Johno. Stillsnn . lift .. 193
Oliver I. "limit!“ ..._,.. . .‘rti ill.
Jame thner. ...... ill ...!97..
“‘tuncldfi. Unuhrti. Id . . .‘alh . .flI..
John WJI‘rnncll... ....... "3.. I .
John B. thry.,.. .... . ll‘r . I
Eduard Xvi-tort .......... . ll .i .
French S. t‘nnoly. ll 1..
Rrymnnd Johnson ........ M I. . . T
(barb-e F. Lt~wie......... . .65 ....i ......... ti?
aselssofis
)IertiaS L‘rew........ ”.356...“ At. ..634
William i. Baotou. .......3«i‘I ...ifl.,..l"l. ..3rzt
Willie. B. Hendrick ........ 1M....'06 .91....rnn
Thoma Guycr ......... l5!....!07....t‘-9....?:.N
unnatural... . ..... est ...sot....ur. rte
Willa. Church ........... . 3H ...soe ...hl .585
William R. Neel ............ vi! ...... l ......... 4:1
Georgettilay ..... ..th.....i to
William Hitchcock ............ to ...... I .......... t
noaltn or enter.
Ices-e Bill ................... Summit“ .. ht....5ltl
Franklin A.Tollee. are ”310....“ 59-5
Dudley 9. Kclth..... ........ lili....$l.. .54.... TI
Semncheekern .......... “.43...“ till. Jill
Roberta ltcwan... ... . i5!....155....39....60L'
Bile! '. Turtle .............. I.” I” 59....70!
William II. Duncan .......... it! ..... l . .. ,et
Bellectfoung .vtI. ......l ......th
Georxefl. Raymond...... . at ..... l ........... 39
name lt'ldlw.
David W. Nash. .‘l‘rlm‘IhtCfl
Imelboty .......... ...fld. sor....5e... till
JoeephShepherd ..... .....‘fli Mmmsehm
M!”CK8.L30I ...... 3.54 ..m....t«t....ets
Charla". Bell ....... .ltl)........1(hlhi.tlit§
Beneath Weed. .32....eoe....nt....tiu
Alene-andohneen. . tot...,rut. . ts)....‘.:t
John A. Ila-neck”. m....t§e....ut.... '.'
”be-rt I. Toilee ....... ._ :t‘?....l)i....tit)....?tii
errata;- K.!'crrtl ..... on .. sot ...m....‘.ut
John Mod, .............. w....l%.... 1, his
George W. Smith... .. . 193 ...tvl. tut)
Seashell". Rnhy ............. fl.........,_5t .lth)
KIM Vlimltl.
John A.Hemiltoa ............ ITS 201%!!th
Wins. Keith ............. I l ..... '.'.... Ill
JonehJ.litierd..............‘tlr ...ett....es....usr
Levi Wm ............ ......"ueaoa ...53....7l5
Cui'hmmwmdl ...... l... ....tit
JulfeylerJolllvaceocyu'J ...etll 3 ...:55
Dudley P. Ely. do see...,rus....sr... or
arm or raw: “revere.
MKS. Indy ........... 333....w....5l... or:
John l.l‘ervie .............. ui....fl7....5l .63!
”went. 'eed ...... .
Vin-II I. Hereford.
MI I. larvln.
IAMC. ”1’. ............ ed ...... I .......... I?
eeeawar eceurona.
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FOR E! G .V ( ‘ORRESPONDEN CE
Lennon. SEPT. I9. 1875.
Dbl-tit Scanner-d reacltvd this place
last evening. having come tllIt‘t‘il)‘ through
after landing in Liverpotd. It is just
twelve days e’iuct: i left Norn'allt—va pvrloti
one day longer then it should be. tho extra
twcntydour hours being due to the stupidity
of at New York pilot. who ran the Montana
aground at Sandy Hook. This dctvntton
OI e day has proved to be tlrc only disagrees
able Icttturu (t‘. r. among things it was pus
eiblc to avoid) of my pwgrcss thus far. lot
I found tho Montana very agrcotltlo as far
as the quality of the table. tbu ttlit‘lllillll of
otlicers. and convenience of ttpptlllltlllt‘ltls
centrally arc concerned. site is a fast
steamer too, tor the run from the llook to
Quecnstotvn was made in eight days and
seventeen hours. with the boilers put to
only threefouttbs of tbvlr capacity on M"
count of the new machinery.
The Montana is a novoliy in lillll’l'btliid'
lug. baring boon constrttclud. lORt'lIlOI‘ u'ltb
hvr countcrpart. tbt‘ llacotab. to rralino hlr.
Gulou'e idcrt of asltlp that cannot roll——
Those of the passengers who ii‘ltl t‘rossvtl
the ocean before. (and there was nun who
wte making his fourth trip slucr January)
aesurud me that t‘tlfllllftrt‘tl with the vessels
oi lllt.‘ Cunard. Inlll‘lll. or any otttrr can»
pony. the Montana was liko a too ., If this
be true. and I have no rossort to dottbt it. I
ncvrr did a inoru {orlnuuto tiling titan ni»
lowing myself to be booked by tho Union
agent, tor if I bal trusted myself to any
otbvrlluc.l should bavo boon rolled into
eternity bcforc reaching tuid ocoan. As it
is. I not picking up fast. and ttopo soon to
gain from the north and air the llftccn
pounds I surrendered to the sea.
Our ocean experiences were. I think of a
very ordinary character. For the first Ihmt‘
days the weather was fine: and the vow
tcr as quiet as Long Island Sound under rt
light breeze. During this period we divert-
ed oursrlvcs with the old tinto “courses-
sbtttllc board and tptoits. Occasionally a
whalc could bi soon spouting not far from
the strip. and now and than some turn would
call attention to a large sun tisb. (ill the
banks of Newfoundl tud tbc rt-gulatiou ice-
berg made its appearance and rctuaiucd in
sight {or an hour or two. It was rt‘ally a
beautiful object. with its too lllllllt‘llst‘
spires glistening in lilL‘ light of nglorious
moon. The Iltrt-c days westerly gulc which
followed ntadc tptitu a change in our lice-l
patiuus. and fatniliariz :tl scvoral of us will:
the lntcrlor o! our staterooms to a painful
dvgrct‘. II then: is otto suitiuct on which I
an) qualified to instruct mankind it is as to
whet tlrc ttndct‘sido of an uppt-t bcrlit looks
like. I never devoted so much (‘Hnlilltlnlis
study to any one subjtct in my bin. For-
tunatcly the gale and We Were going in the
same direction so that the ship was lntrdiy
pcrccptibly tit‘lrl3‘t‘ll. We \vould bavc b'ccn
Vt‘ry utut‘b disgusted if it bad boon other
wise. for though willing to sacritlcc to
grandeur. tvc cottld not readily brook a dc~
tentiou resulting from a disturbance: of the
elements. which, while matching easily the
point of horrible discomfort. lull short oi
the sublime. As I lay in my bcrtb. count.
ing tor the five hundred and sixty~tbirti
time the slats la the bunk above. I Could not
help thinking. with a kind of grim amuse.
meat. of the thousand and one prcvcntivua
of «additions that kind friends bad con-
fided to me beforol icinand was quite
overwhelmed “ith a sense of their uttcr
uselessncse. Thrrc is onlv can sure prc.
ventivc of this distressing ttntl.ttly.nud it
occurred to me lltcn with the force of in-
spiration. and that luv-staying on shore.
When we put in our appearance again ni~
tcr our prolonged absence from the saloon.
it was quite startling to find that no one
whose health was inquired after bad bt‘cu
see-sick. Most every one had been feeling
unwell for e wcclr or two before coming or:
board. and bad taken this opportunity of
recruiting while the bad weather tundv the
dock uncomforttbly wet and the 3mm“.
gloomy and uninteresting. Dee gentlemen.
in whose sanitary condition I interested my.
self. was found to be enduring from e slight
derangement o! the stomach. found it luv
possible to eat. as he innocently remarked;
another had had a bad toothache. while an
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teedeyeeheleeif theeueioi'
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El
heard. or commit suicide in any other way
m“ we got up to the Liverpool door. The
M 3‘! out he startled me with the in-
tonation that “ westward the star of cm-
pire takes its way.” and egeln that Moody
and Seukey had drawn immense crowds
while they Were in London. Title gave me
“10 lalliteration that lunacy was to be added
to his other admirable characteristics. and
I thought of suggesting to the captain that
119 Put. the men in irons. But on the whole
the strongest impression he gave you was
that ho was a villlan of n very deep dye.
and when he was around it was very hard
to overcome a natural tendency to put your
band on your watch chain, and not to let
the sovereigns in your pocket jingle. and to
watch his coat tall when he wished around
to see if spoons marked “ S. S. Montana."
wouldn‘t pop out. I have been dealing
with intprcssions. As a matter of fact the
men was vcry kind in his raanncr. and very
attentive to the ladies—so attentive that
several married men on board coagrnlttlutod
themselves on having left their wives hotllt‘
on this account it for no other.
Then there was a hit-.Isaac I11“. of N.\'..
He is a graduate of Hamilton. and for the
last ten yours has been practising law. but
without confining his attention to that. for
It! the saute time has made himself one of
most prominent mlcntalista in the city. lie
has paid particular attention to deciphering
the Cyprlotc inscriptions in the Ccrnola col-
lvetiou at the metropolitan museum. and is
in fact the pioneer Anlt‘rleanprt'iolc solo I«
or. llosido being a ntsstvr of twenty ltill‘
guugt-s be is a thorough acntlnntan with a
very pleasant wit tlu t vouttibutod llltlt‘ll
toward cniivoning tbo \‘oyngt‘. 1b: is on
his way to Beirut aftt'r moro inscriptions——
fly the way. be was born in Norwalk.
Not the toast lutorcslinu awonu the pat-
scugure was a .It‘ret‘y judgo with it u'llo
sottto tbirty yours youngt‘r titan biutsoll‘.
Shakspoaro has doscrtbmi him well in a in.
mono passage. with tho ext‘cptlott tint this
source ofjuttioc is by no moans scvt-ro. but
lrtnticallv fond of agitating bis Clll‘llllit‘lll
pt‘l’soll at. the bust suspicion of alokc. no
matter u'bosv. liu has an ttut‘tuttptomblv
prujutllt‘t- at: tittsl \vuut‘itu,r a t rtvat—u‘blolt I
think at limos illili't‘srtld bis lauly. lint iilt‘
party from which tlro tuost t‘lllt‘lllllllllll‘ill
was to bo dcrlvvtl bailt‘d i‘rotn illt‘ tll't'tt‘. rity
ol‘ tbo South Word. and t‘tlttelnlttl oi old Mr.
II.-~and young hits. II.——\vlro arc a tow
ycare older than tbctrstopntotltor. liir. li~
baa boon engaged in the chitin buslucss forn
nutuboro! yours. undin wostcrn pbrascology
has made his pllc. and now proposos enjoy
in: it. Thu t‘baractvtlstlos that smile» you
earliest and most totvably wbvn you moot
bttu is his rcmarknblo uso of tho Englldt
tonguc. and his powor of distorting this uto-
dluut of thought approaclws. in its won~
drous formation of uutzvpvott-tl plurals. bril
liant origination of unheard of compounds.
and sweeping command of an elaborate and
ltilltorto unknown ttystotu of cottlugatinu.
ruarvvliously boar gcttitts. Mr. il'n ntrtbod
of dross. ion, is original. and shows an
amount of liltit‘pt‘ntit‘llt‘t‘ of public opinion.
which, of Clinton. is vorv becoming itt an
Aturrlvan. During llto wbolv trip be was
always to bc scvn clad in a light Springovvtw
coat that lookt-d as tltonglt bv bed ltcrtlod
cattle in it for a whole rainy rtoason. and
wanting a stovcpipu but which would but-o
passed easily for tbt! first but oftbc kind
constructed. and looked as though it bad
ncvtr got. \vitltln ton utilcs of a brush sinoo
tbo date ol’ its crcelion. Tito passottgors
gortcrolly agreed ”ill be always \vt‘ut tobcl
with his but on. lint, asitlc from his pccu~
liztritit‘s. I found the old gontlctunn to be u
very fair illt‘tllllt‘r of human society. pus-rosy
in; a grtat deal of iiilrt‘.\\‘lille.tirl,g'rt at form of
character. and immense good naturo. Mrs.
lIv-sevtucd to bc a thoroughly unintvrostiug
pt‘rson: but as site fortunately bad a strong
It‘lllit'llt‘)’ to bo sou sit-k, we \voro only
troubled by bcr pruscnco on the first and
lust last days of our voyage. As to ”it“
youtu: IlItIit‘S I cannot say all I would tbavt'nt
How. I mean of (lt'lll‘cl‘l but nothing more is
noccssnry titan to remark that tbvy aw tbt-
natural product of a Sixth} of society in
which, (according to their own account.)tbo
ladit's bavo French clubs. cburclr iulrs and
la iv “'asltiuuton panics; where the gontlc-
Int‘n wear llotvio kulvos in tbcir bolts and
six-shootors in “WI? boots. and whom lbo
p dict-men bang tbclr prisoners to tho ncar~
cal lamp post. Isaw the wlrolc party this af—
tcrnoou lu Woslrninistcr Abby. The ladies
were arrayed in fluo style. ultlt no end of
silks and laws. but tboro stood the old gou-
tloutau gazing with eyes ulntost starting
from their sockots. at tho tomb of Silllk‘
spcarc. 'l‘bo llgbt spring O‘v't‘N‘tlltt' still
adorned with its graceful curvos his classic
pt-rsou. while in bis band was firmly held
that \vcll-rt‘metnbcrcd boavt-r. It SOt‘lIlt‘tI a
little worse for its day on shore. and 1 sun
pccl one of the young ladies has sat on it.
hoping by this heroic ntcasurc to end its
u~cfulncss.
I have made no effort in the direction of
sight seeing siucol have been here. usI
lcavo tor the continent within two days. and
mean to return and spend a mouth or two
in this Country next year. But of course I
haven‘t been in the house all the titucI and
could write a large quantity of drivul. glv
lug tbc results of hasty observations and
what are probably (also impressions; but I
will have mercy and mention two things in
conclusion: First. I never saw so runny
good‘looking people in my lift: as I have mot
in the last tblrlylsix hours. The average
Englishmen is a noble looking fellow. with
broad shoulders and tine physique generally.
and the Indian are Nfrtsning to behold.
W by. 1 had not seen a sluglo ugly woman.
until I went to a Baptist church. This
place is a perfect paradise of complexious
The American (I forgot his name) who said
that he traveled from one end of England to
the other without seeing a pretty girl. is art
idiot. I wish room of our English cousins
oi the gentle so: could be trensportcd to
Nor-walk. they would improve the scenery.
Second. I attended the Tabernacle this ovo-
uing. and heard Mr. Spurgcolt prouch. It
is impossible to listen to blue for live min.
utoe without comparing hint to Mr. Benoit
or. and if I heard him at his best. be nation:
by the comparison. Ills sly-Leyla not unlike
our great pnachcr. tor they both use aimplo
lengueae and homly hurts. are inclined to
pieeitntry thounb not to tho same dcgrce.
and are equally lineal. but though Mr. Spur.
neon carried his hearers with him. it was as
the eluw current of the Themes been along
whatever unmtinnly liners on its surface.
and not as the Niagara or Beccttcr‘e t-to-
queeee hurries everythlne along with it.
whether it will or no. But I am afraid I did
not. hear Hr. Spawn et hie best. He ad-
dressed this evening an audience 0! seven
thousand five hundred. I had an overcoat
between nut end the liner. N. T. In.
Norwalk.
Kev yer got titer genetic!
Now try some Iaehion.
Work is scarce end before are on the in-
crease.
Shoot that a ring bonnet end I
“.1 tell etyle" no he done with it.
éeverel hende of eeere eaten the
latent err-irate. and R
eyina
reuse-In runny. The children Id
”aflunuu won “DP" It
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:«t
. Wblet clubs are springing into existence.
Nice to belong to one. these long winter
evenings. you know.
Superintendent Cotter and nestetente have
been around during the week. looking after
the fire hydrants and putting them in order.
The Congrc rational church society are
talking of making extensive alterations and
improvements in their lecture room.
If a woman blames a man for “ ripping
out a little" when he is putting up a stove
pipe. ltt but try it herself and see how ebn
it
lone circles 'of
ii es it.
There‘s some talk in mgr
inviting Messrs. Moody an Saukcv to this
place to conduct. a series or their religious
meetings. etc.
«Several weddings of a high toned character
are whispered about. art upon the tupls.
If folks know when they was well ofI‘tltct‘d
steer with clear of matrimony. But they
won‘t learn only from experience.
.Iubn II. Aiken. Esq. is having a new
shingle roof put upon his tcsldoncn on Main
street. Mr. C. S. Lockwood ts troutitra the
flue iron It‘nco around his pretuisostou cont-
oi dark green paint.
A big bub-bub was raised over an alarm
of fire last Fridav t‘vonlng. which proved to
be an unoccupiod building uuGobblc lull.
owned by Danny McGinols. which was
ntlt‘rvly COIlhlIlIltlti.
Dir. Gibson‘s concert for the bond“ oftbc
lam Iiobort IIrtl‘lll‘l‘, at tile (lportt IIouso last
\VI‘IIIH‘SIIII)‘. was not largcly ultt‘ntlwl. En-
tt‘rlaiuntt‘uts of any kind ttlc not drawing
over and abovo \voll ibis scason. in conso-
qucncc of dull tintcs.
An unusually lino courso of It‘t‘llll‘t‘rl arc
bolus.r Ill‘rllllllt‘ti l‘or Ibo \vintcr. at Look \vootl‘s
"all. This list ull‘omly incltttlts Min Swill
Sltldons. liavartl 'l‘uylot. hltv. IIl‘I‘IlllI‘tI lltob-
inns. Carl Scbuta and otbors. Season lit-k-
it: will soon bu roady and it is vxpt‘t‘tt‘tl
they will tut-ct with t‘oady sa'o. 'l‘tto courw
is bring gotten up by privuto parties.
ritrvo Iiobnt's. our utiltblc Iii tin uncut
urocvty man. was Iilt‘iit‘ti itt liltl brad by a
burso. towards which ho was plevinu tbv
part of vrtrrinarv nurcooa lust Fl‘itIlI)‘t and
hilIIt‘lt‘tI tprlto u Ith'l‘l‘Iitttl of flv-slr ovrr tbo
oyo. ctt‘. i‘ito lt-It optic was sadly in tttout‘n-
in»: on SilurtlaV. but St or was nrunuvl ut
loading to busint-st as llsllfll.
'I‘bt‘ loan-s ttl“ L“. wring ti o tfl‘vt‘is oi litt‘
frost tptltc t‘l‘ltliltlt‘i .blv in this \‘lt‘illlll‘. and
tho limbs of u "no nl' l‘l“ trots ltI‘t‘ ulrondv
b no. and blow-int! an told in tho wind «I la
\viutor. t‘uriutts custom ti-ls. Ibo trt-t-s bnvo
of \vt‘arlnu lbt'll‘ ll nl s mkt‘tl. \lllt‘l't‘ folks
ortlluurilly till up til it 'u.‘ and ii tnnols.
I‘btonlx I‘inuiuo boys illt‘tk of having an
nxttttnrdlumy‘ lino llllll‘ ovtt in \l'oslport
last 'l‘ltnrsday. 'I‘boy wont and roturnotl in
onrryull‘s. woro troatod like kings. end ontuo
boron as ltuppv as t‘t\t‘lil‘llllt‘lltlel in a fluid of
t‘lovor. Now tor one our annual pnradv and
luspvt'llnn.
A oouplo of own in wttomptiuu to not oil
Ibo ILHlltlIl‘V train at tho lt'turt r it “full St.
last Switmlw pvoninu. foil bI twoou tltoplut-
form ind Iiti‘ nus, and narrowly t tupt'tl
llritt: orudtod to drum. As H \\‘il‘ tltt'y uot
oil with a low scrub-bra and \vout on Hair
way It] tlt‘lllg.
I‘Illlllll' \tlmkvv nui ltil' doll MFR-i. lit‘ulli
to bob mound liko as though smut‘b ulv Wits
rapt-cling to limit" it Illiil‘ tltll‘l‘. IIllt ii iii
somowbut tum-1min “it'll tin-y ut't- doing to
ill'lkt‘ it nl‘. lbrt't' isn‘t upplt-s tmotult orottml
born to put it ill tn‘t ryo ttlil‘
A L'l'.\\\‘ ttl' luv-o lull was l-Ifl't‘ti tit iIll‘
.\tltl|llilltt~rl|l'l' Kt’tttilltli lust h‘tturtlav. lu-.
lll‘lt‘ll lb:- l'olotts nl‘ Htlw l‘ Millt' and Hill
Hips ot \l'ostpotl, l‘tn‘tilillq in a victory lot‘
Illl‘illl‘r in tho limo of i? to ill The grunt-
it llilllttsl plnyt-tl litigtltt- spawn in this Vlt‘i»
uttv.
'l‘ltv burglar so \lt' his in put-ti right down
(rout It‘Vt‘l‘ Il\“lI to :tnro. and pvoplo uro
lltlltkiitg liltlv More about it. 'i bv ltttrulu»
lit-s il-‘\\'l' tilltltit‘llll' t‘t'ust-tl. t vt‘l Hiring is qtll-
vt and lowly. and lit" goose \\ ill bang t~lt~~
V.llt'i until sttruvlmdy t‘irtt' in is Itutlvtl or
brokon into untl tin-n llo-ro \vtll bu FIlIIIl“
tblttt: tinuo uh ‘lll it. Thu print» of dogs has
uouo up. and ti lt‘t‘ l-Htklll! pistols and
\tlmlt lugs ..i pmvmlt‘ ltlt‘ i'l‘l'llll: III’Htliltl
loosn in t'Vt'l)‘ lt-uw bold. Kit-plop rtlliflt‘fi
llntl l-Jitti tnko km r. or sumo damage 'l bu
tit‘llt‘.
"‘0‘
Itownylou.
Oysters are not do ‘ti as usual at this sca-
sou.
'i‘tto slt‘twp (‘M t‘ has sailed for a load of
Ctldi for I).t\‘id lt‘ tytuoud.
Judging from thoo plot as woll us the
pr- sont tbv I“t\'t‘ .‘ltlc litvcr IIUllSl' now up-
pours to bo (‘itlrt'ti for a century at lt‘tini.
liundrotls oi lutrrols of botlit's continuo
to arrive for out“ (‘llit‘l‘ parking cst.~tltll.-lt-
mom, which titoy uro t‘tluztgt‘tl in washing
proparatory to Llit‘ p with»: mutant).
Otlr tliliigiltg st. t‘t' kv'l'pl‘t‘ Mr. A. Dibblo
It tId i‘ntmtl ins l-ttltlol. l' illli pt-rrtrttlmlalt-tl
..pmuii ...-12w! six tuontlh a'nl ilrutlly
ozuuc lll‘zll‘ tlto rlvllt‘. \l'ill‘ll iw sound on it.
just in than to Illt‘k bis upplt-s.
~t .
Nu canon of (drills and lover in this vi-
t‘tully M) tar as \vt~ ltt'ur. l‘u'ouutl ”true
you” ztgo to ba- i'ioc Iltllil tlwut \l'dS an t‘X‘
Ct‘pllull to tilt: rulu.
-—L‘ltiltltt~n‘s t‘upc Ul't‘l‘Ctlttls at Cotn‘stock
Huts.
Quilomt t-xoitontcut bat prcvtilcd born
among the oystrtnu-p pvt-r a new bod of
Ill'ril'l‘!‘ found llt‘ilI‘ Sod'ltpott. 'i‘lto t‘t‘ock‘
cit biotin-rs tungtul litltl illlxllt‘i in It ss lltuu a
tiny. and \tlIllt‘ utltt-ra did about as won. but
in Ibis liko .‘til now ilt'tl‘. it is lltv- low only
that finds lllulll first that got Illt‘ t‘l’l'lilll.
'l‘lto Monitors and children and j tnitor
will ovcrruoro thank and prtiso Ibo (‘tlllllllil‘
too, 0th. N. Smith. for It Win: it llt'\\'
trltltuucy built at. lbw nt‘ltooi-lltltlso. as tltt-rt-
is pr uputzl til It got ti drill! and ti lively (will
am this \\'iult'l‘. and no tuoru sli‘tvvrinu
.lI'tIllllti tbo stow.
nu tzt‘t‘tllllll of the death ct‘ Mr. and Mrs.
TtlIl-tru lltwi. Illt‘ fatttily is lu‘okou up. The
Jung.» of l’t'ob no has appointed liit'. Chas.
l‘lrotuos oxt-cumr to st-ttlu the estate. Mr.
Alphonso Raymond has ltll't‘tI tho bottsc
and will rcsttlc lilt‘l‘t‘. By ortlt-r of tilt-
court tlto llltll‘t“t|llt“‘ were nppr‘atsvd. alter~
words they \vcru sold at probtto stile.
To all lbosc wltolovo good brand and
Would take "lh'ltllillg‘l‘ of potatot-s utility
cents per busbvl. no would l‘t‘t‘ullltllt‘ud tbo
itllt»t\ittg:~'l‘ako st‘ven pottuds of flour
and llll‘t't‘ mid tllll‘rhllit plltttttls of potttttros;
but] llto pulalocs in the evening. tuaslt tltout
lion and llll.\' wiit‘ll inn with tltu tlowu .—-
Malta your broad in illUtlstlttl \v.ty.\vllb
illllllu-llllitll‘ yt-ast. Btko in tho morning
with tltn flr~t filo. Your broad bowl must
be large. also this spouts» will run our tie-
l'oro morning. You will have it! pounds of
broad lit tor the gods. ‘i‘bo trust flour is
not rcquirod.
On Thursday, Srpt. so. Mr. Dex“ (lolos
lannobod ant-tbnr can of his sloopS. lett
Ilt‘I‘ uumorotis product-snore she will bo notvd
for sprod. and has ciruscn a panic for her
that t-riugu back pit‘nattllt tuvmorirs of tho
purl. “Got‘rgol’. Putnam." Mr. I‘utuatn
ibis community for his learning and ability,
gentle and unobtruslvo in his rtatumcvcr
ready to do good. was no rospt‘t‘t‘rl‘ ol pt-r
sons. the ltutubivnt and the biuttcet lovoti
him; his runner and counsel was ever ready
when callod ‘ort bad a sonsitlvu nature and
foit it RO‘dli)‘ \vitau not understood. but
whoa be was reviled. reviled not again. It.
is otcausc be was loved that his name was
given to this favorite sharp—though his
body has psescd to the arevo his name and
memory still lives that we may emulate his
virtuce.
A gentlemen who has identity lemly de-
vulopvd and who often drives than)“
Witch ..unc on accountot‘ its beauty and
picturesque scenery. induced uetn tttktt e
stroll through this wild rctrcat and sec and
rainy the beauties of natutnee them dc-
vntuped. Ae we neared lbn road. your
towoetusn. Mr. Frank N on and other: were
Just emergin . Frank bad e beautiful
tmuquot of w d flowers that he had eclect-
cd along tho road. Our nmtvicw attire
lane Was a are acre lot that looked like a
fairy lead. on account or the magnificent
end rich! undergrowth that covered the
nerve. T 0 leaves or the forest trees .ttre
beginning to ripen end will soon allow their
beauty and grandeur or color; the under- '
gnawrb now has the principle rich colors —
l‘ble wild and unfrcquruteu r-atti should be
called Pare avenue tneteed of Witch Lure
which was prcjtctcd and certied through by
Mr. Wilson and runs from his perk entrance
the meet. 0! the way through douse woods
and comes out at Five Mile River. is about
one mile in length and was Intended nee
shortcut to Demon. but never was ilnleheil.
so. Wilma not here; here to m film
was a urnttuutnn known by tho pooplo ot‘ ’
CATARRH.
Thcec enacting from Catarrh. Disease of
the Throet. Lungs. Ear. Blood. Liver. and
from Dyspepsia. are informed that Dr.
Rowe will be again at Not-walk Hotel. Nor-
walk, on Saturday. Oct. 16th. when he can
be consulted on the above diseases.
Dtt. ROWE—DEAR Strt;
It gives me pleasure to write you of the
permanent curv I have received from our
udicious and successful trnnttncnt 0 Ca-
terrb from which I have auii‘ercd so much.
That which I called “a. severe cold in the
bead." had increased its severity. your by
year until the autumn I first called on you-
At that limo I was convinced that a longer
neglect must inevitably lead to the disease
of my lungs as my tbro,.t \vasalrcndy nfl‘ect—
cd considerably and severely. and my phy-
sical strength generally impaired. I had no
knowlrdgo of you beyond atrcatlsc of yours
which I had read. and I may addytbat the
prejudice n.turnl to One strickly educated
to the views ol’ the regular ptacticc. did not
aid mo in seeking one of \\‘it0.ll I know so
little. But I was unable to find any help
through the ordinary IIOtlIIllt‘Ji of oatart'b.
an i therefore followed my inclination and
wont lo yot.‘ I Was satisfied after the ap-
l‘llCllll‘m of your tuodicint‘s that if a euro
could be tll‘ootcd your method could do it.
1 Intro (lawfully followed your directions.
anti llrouglt fro it its Illilt: standing and so
wrlty o! my cast: my memory has boon
slow. I ant happy to say it has boon sure.
and I cannot but wish for all who arc suf~
luring from this disease a prompt and
spuody roll” by your suro. sensible and con
ttin buip. Yours rospuctt'ully,
Man. I. .1. (names. Norwalk. Conn.
LOCAL NOTICES.
my“ Why are the horse cars so crowded
now. It must bc bro uuo all the topple ato
trulng ll|t~ltl\\‘ll to buy Wot Gouda at Van
iioosuar tv Atublvt".~‘.
f)?“ if you wish to son sotno nicc Dental
\vurk call at St‘tutttuu ck I‘ctcrson‘s.
Li’tlcuts Pants tuudo to ordvr itt tltcbcst
stylo. from $0.00 to di‘.‘ Oil. at \l‘.lI.Swortl‘s.
{thwh‘o Clittl‘lro tor outtlou v'bon hoods uro
utroitascd at W. ll. Hwotd‘n Clothing and
. It'l‘t‘ittiltl ‘l‘aiioriuu Store.
ta“ tirt‘at oxvltt‘tuctlt ttp‘tou‘tt on account
of tho but sulo oi Wot tlootls at Van How
your bV‘ Auditor's.
:w‘lJt-o tlooso h‘catbors at llnoklngbutn‘a
Furnitut'o Stot‘t‘.
:W“ l‘ot‘luuwrv.otull kinds. and an rad.
loss vnt‘it‘ty of Fancy Snaps at S. I“. I‘t‘t‘lt‘s.
£3?“ [air of good laduouulllo punts
tuatlo to order at W. H. Sivottt‘a for {Ill Oil
to stun.
If" Wino of the Woods“ is asltod for by
ovorl‘body. (‘uros lwntlat‘btn constipation.
l‘ilt‘litllttliilll. For solo at H. I“. I‘t‘t‘k‘rl.
I!“ Minoral mum on domain. also all
kinds of buttlod wator at S. I". I’t‘t‘k's.
I,” Try Brown ti: Wilcox's t‘iltlit‘u 'I‘t‘ttt't.
ti“ Itutucuso fl‘llt‘ of Wm tiuods from
tho f‘t‘l‘t‘lll "to in Boston. at Van Iloosoat‘ tk
Atublor‘s.
IIYSI‘I‘II‘RI:\.*-r.'\lllt‘l‘lt‘tllll nro particu-
larly uttltlt-t‘t to this tlisonso and i'soll‘t-cls;
such as Sour Stomach. Sink IIt‘lltIllt'ltt‘.
Habitual (loslivourss ”burl-burn. \vator-
brasb. mtultu: up of tbt‘ food C(lltlt‘li lttnqtto.
diuturooaltlt- lotto itt llio mouth. Pdilliktllltlil
of lltt‘ "rail and all tlisoasos of the Stomrtt‘lt
and Livor. 'l‘wo tittscsuf tinntcn‘n Atlot'sr
FLOWER \vtll l't'IIt‘Vt' you at. noon. and "torn
tosttivcly is not a turn in tho l'nitttti Stairs
I Will not t‘lIlt‘. If you doubt this “it to
H. I". I‘I‘t‘k. and gt‘t n snntplo ltnttlt! for It)
t‘t'illfi and try it. lit-quittr sittc 5‘5 ctrntS.
- ‘0.
STOP THAT (‘tllftllL-vlf t'vorytlting
lots Illilt‘ti in your raw. it‘v lltt. Mttttltls
Snow on 'i‘.tu \\'tt.n (‘trrznttv AM) Iltllth‘.
Horn". and you will thank us for ”it‘ ud
\‘ist'. No pulmonary Coiltplttiut. boa-over
t'lttonlt‘. can rosist its iil‘lllillg lnlluoucc.
'l‘ltt-rt- is no vuso of coughs. colds. sort: t brottl.
boursonoss. autumn. or bronchitis. which it
will not corn or grt‘atly l't‘llovo. It is a prc~
vt-ntit-o of consumption. and tho best known
ronmly for (‘litll‘l‘. 'I‘ukcs away all the
distress of \l'iltltll'thl t‘lli'tili. (‘luutts tbt~
throat and strt-uutbcns tbo voico of spunk-
t-rs and pillows. Contains no opitrut or otb-
or dunut-rous drug. and is plcasant to ink“.
Trlul latillrs. It) clan. ll. 0. Stillson. Glitches-
rcr's Block, solo ugt‘nt. Call not] ask about
it. 22371374.
he
s . .._._-
”"151 iiji )5”
At nM..II1Itt\‘MilIi trim. Lorin. son of Erin and
lit-boom b3. luunrsoll. adult 17 wars
in South Norwalk. fiopt. !«Iiil. ism. Aural Smith.
"god 8t yours,
DR. 3. D. HOWE’S
ARABIAN lllILKeCUliE
For t‘ousuntptlon and Illsousos of tho Throat. t‘host
and Lungs. 'l‘ltt- only lllt‘tli\‘illt‘ of tho kind in tho
uorld. .\ nubnlltnto for t‘od Llwr till.
l‘ortuanontly t‘ttt‘vn Asthma. Iintnvlllllx. lnclpiout.
(‘tlllnllfll \tlrtr. Niubl rim-ate. Iatuu of Volvo Sliml-
ucss of lrontb. t‘ntnrrb. t‘rouy. t‘ortubs. t‘oldn. otc .
til n (on days. liko runglt‘. I‘rico $l por bottlt- Also
DR. HOWE’S ARABIA"
TONIC BLOOD PURIFIEII
ll‘ltlrlt tilli'cri front all otbor proparatlous in its lnt~
trrt‘dlnto action upon tltu
LIUER. KIDNEYS AND BLOOD,
It is puroly \‘mrotnblo. and cloausoe tltc pvt-tom of
all ltupurlltns. builds it rlubt squat-t up, rind makes
I‘urv. Rico Iiiuotl. It t‘tl‘t-n Scrrtl‘lllous dlvt‘llht'fl t I
all kltulrt. rotuovt-s Constipation and rognlntcs tltu
Ilouvis. For Nv-rvnus Do dilly. Lost \‘itnlity. l'rlu—
ary Ille‘t'urlt‘et, and llrokon lluwn t‘uustltulious.
I “Citallcrtgo lilo liltlt t‘ctttuay” to ilud
Its 01] uai
Every Iioltlo is worth its uolgbt to void.
l‘lilt‘h} $1.0“ l’Iilt 1301‘ ‘LE.
DR. S. fii‘h‘rovvrrs
Arabian thitllltiiu Liver Pills.
'l‘boyoloaus the leor and Stontaclt thoroughly.
and narrow Constipation. Prion 25 with pcr box.
Cousutuptlvos should am: all throo o! the above
tnotllciuoo.
Sold or s F. PRCK, I‘ll-league, Solo Agent
(or Southorwalk. Conn.
DR. .- D. HOWE,
l‘ttorntnt‘ott.
No. I til Chamber-serene, Nowj'orlt.
(Fur. Lane‘s Curtain (luro for borrowing: Nails
FMNORVVALK
Winter Evening Course
)1?
Brilliant attainments!
in tho papers bevo elroetly annonnrod. arrange
merits bavo boon cotnplolod Ior a must Brilliant and
attractive sot-tort or ‘ Winter Evening Rntcrtaiu-
meats.“ to be given at tho
Nowallt once-es flouec Commemo-
in. October fifth.
The noeutital and Accomplished
MRS. SCOTT EIDDONS
us the course with an ontorteintuent. tho enjoy.
Plagues: or which nor name euthciently guarantees.
BAYAIID TAYLOR
Next. in the course. follows on the lath of Novem-
ber with “ ANt‘IEN'l‘ EG I‘P’I‘ “ and little ncod be
said of this great traveller. lniletenian to him an
eudleuoo never tints.
CAPT. GEO. Ii. TYSON. I}. S. N.
0n the 88d of November. given in a minute and
heart-renalna account of t e greet enlibrings en<
dared by binteolt end this “other inturtunates who
wore separated from the Poler-‘e tn the Arctic Ocean.
and spent till days uI awful suspense on entice I‘loe.
“ON. CARL SCHUBI.
t and eeeont liehed orator er the
T333? °I°°l1$i us an events? on “ IDUCATIOM
L I‘Ilt) 8.“ December I tit.
’I‘IIB RICHINGS-BERNAIID
Opera Company,
On the event“ urban. diet. (the out
i th roeent oeeun .evnnln III"
e O n a
gi’fi't'ui'n‘iii untrue «Into opera “ Til nose or
“80!.“ ‘
GRACE GREENWOOD.
't‘tre tenet antenatal writer and rebate. with
"Yankee Character-er. other.“ cioeee the come
. “It. '--"--
Will. an. may of talent. and in view or“ the out:
THE HOST \YOSIIEIII‘I‘I. llISt‘OVIZIiI' OI" Tllli IBTII
(‘l‘lN l‘l'IIT
that entertetntn me of title e evele e heel
lost insemire in e community. a Ilpl‘fle attend-
ance te .
Reserved Seats for entire Course, {8.00
chm with reserved lee for fire.
«$30.2ng Mmd'btm an
e ere
Tickets are: he obtained at Weed‘e Jewelry Store.
- or thehonee who eeen.ovol’th
3%.gr Rorwelh. et Eoyt‘e measure. loath,
“on. ”—
testicle by melt promptly attended to.
Inrwel‘we. Oct. on. me.
amen . .
teeeewethe rt t ee'eehett
.‘fth.tortheto Jemhth'
°{name reeds”! '
mo
rm
in
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a! mum on) DOLL
cr‘e Ncwe
I56 It
“the
keen .'
ti”
LOST.
orwelk. a Saturn . Oct. 8d the enter
In ”um 1' “ens. “ no nude:- will be
rewarded on leaving the name at T. 8. Guy-
or w
otto. w. BALLOCK.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
literally
mu near NATIONAL BANK or scour
nonwsur.
Sous-n NORWALK. Cr. October a. true.
The Board of Directors or this their have this day
entered a semi-annual dividend of Four per cent.
on the capital stock. payable on and after the third
day of November next.
3232?“ from October Ste
t
The transfer books will be
t to November 8d.
.1. J. MILLARD. Cashier.
AUCTION SALE. -
Will be sold It FRENCH‘S HOTEL. on
Saturday, the 16th day of Octo-
ber, at 93 o’clock p. In.
It lot of Furniture consisting of Bede. licdeteade
fiattrusem. Crockery. Tables. and other useful or
c c .
Alcott
BILLILRD TABLE.
in good condition. Conditions made known at time
of in c.
Auction to commence at one o‘clock in the after.
noon. 056 C. t}. FRENCH.
“ COR STABLE‘S SALE.”
'I‘bn lllltltll'slfitltltl. ll (Mnetaldc of the Town of
Norwalk. having by virtue of an cxecntion to hint
tlirt‘otod in favor of “ Tho Return 'tutt Etnplro Sow
lag Mecltluo Co.“ or ‘hoslwIfi o \‘ow hull. and
aualnut Georgi) \l'. Raymond. or said Namath. for
tho sum or Two liundmt and Ninetymlnc and Six.
tv tluo Httudrcdtbu Dollar-e. tdobtl and “to sum ol‘
’I‘tvurrty~otrn and Tummy-four Ono Ilntldrctltbe IlulY
lurs. quarts of euthand for tho costs of Mid vxoctrtlon
and bin true thewnu. bavlntr luvicd on.‘sovcn('.’l Roll»
utgtou blowing Mncltitu‘e. tho proporty or neitl Iieyv
round. to satiety Mild t‘xtlt‘ltllllll and costs of lcvl‘.
horolty ivo notice: tutti ho witl‘soll the serum at Pub-
llo \ on llt‘. to tho highest bitb or. at tho public sign
gust. ut the tut! and etwiuty or South Norwellr. on
‘ld day of October. A. I)“ ltlth. ttt rl o‘clock in tho
“Witt"? rt it. til er a to I
be a drum ‘. rat a 0 motor... ..
tern. attest y ‘ D
It‘onr. M. WI (to:
rats L \‘
t‘onstublo of Norwnlk.
_
ewe- U
Slots ill Run
For tbc I‘A hi. or WINTER call
at tho Stuns of
.RHOYT & Co.
Largest. Stock,
Good Goods.
Low Prices.
(6001! plant to lllly
SHOES!
.ll’fi'l‘ II EMI‘IIIIIIIIR l'l‘.
E. G. BURT’S
Fine Shoes.
J. 8: T. COUSINS
Hand Iirttlo Shoes for Ladies.
Next door to "orient tk 00..
Opcrn Ilottsn Block,
A. II. IItIYT. I“. Ill‘St‘O.
HRH-{III
Hemp,
Rag.
Venetian,
Ingram,
Superfine,
Extra Super.
American & English
Tapestries,
flIL CLUTHS.
4-4, 5-4, 6-4, 8-4,
10-4.
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mats.
Merino Underwear.
Gents from 34 to 44 in.
Ladies’ “ 261:0 36 “
Childrens“ 16 to 34 “
DOMESTICS.
FLANNELs
CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES,
COATINGS.
We ofl'cr the above at the Low
est mnrkctérntcs. Call and see
for yourselves.
t; an
ll
DRESS GOODS...
BARG
Muslins,
Prm
Ladies’ Gents
U N D E R
and a First-
(1R. & F.
low
Iluttbut'y Agricultttr
F‘ A I R I
Octobcr 5th, tilh, 7th, Hill t\‘ ”it.
'—'—‘* ~—
On Thursday. Friday. and Saturday. October Ttb.
titb. and tub.
A SPECIAL TRAIN
\vlll Itlth‘ Dunbary at 6.90 I‘..\i.. for South Nutwalk
and IIIIl‘YIIIl‘IIIlIIt‘ ntutlotw
0n tlro Silt and tub or t‘trtobor a Spot‘lrtl Train u ill
lottw South Norpat'k for llaubury at Kilt) A M . not
stunting above ttvoruvtown o'.\t~rpt llotlwl at 9.00
A \i
al
K,
Iiognlar ’I‘rnloe will run its usual. leaving Stroll-r
Noruallt tor llanbtuy at ttztlla Ill.. 4:.“ r. in. it It
r. tu.. and lueum: llattbnry for bomb ‘uflVIIk' at
no a. tu . tutu a.ru.. but! p. tn.. t on p. ill.. and tutti
. Ill.
P Excursion 'l‘lvkt-ls from South Nuru all! and Ror-
Vt‘ltlii uno Ill-bur curb. and ill ttslttttl run-- from otbrr
etattoae. ran bo had at rlto tickot trilltws old}.
new JOHN W. ilAt‘uN. rapt.
'I‘III'I REGI‘IJ.“
ANNUAL SOCIABLE
0F TI! Ii
NORWALK
FIRE DEPARTMENT
“'IIJ. BE HELD d‘I‘
LOGKWOOD’S HALL,
Wednesday Eve’ng, Oct. 13, 1875
, .‘l USIC BY ‘ '
Fred ll“ anonntcltct‘. of h . 1 .
at I‘t‘t‘k‘n lira: Slum. South Nurtvoik. and Andre“
SPIII‘I‘R‘.‘ Ii Ittk SI "'0‘ Nor“ Mk.
eparvd by tho t‘onuttlttot- to Irrskt‘ it n Harcourt.
t‘thMITTEh‘. UF ARRANGEMENTS.
A. ll. t‘esn'. .‘\. .I. .‘thIiIEIL
R. 0. Recap. W. E. Mosmoxmtv.
\l‘a "ARIN. En. brunet.
ti. \l'. Itat‘xoxn.
A. R Run-I.
Wet. Rumour.
'l‘urro thunk-ox.
\l'et. tltuwurrz.
A 'I‘
K. LOCKWOOD’S.
Miss Grace Perkins
lion in lilt‘ ART Ui“ SthIVti. TERMS MONER
ATE. I‘ttsl ttflit‘t‘ ‘ Jilin-«s Iiux Nu. 59!}.
No I, \\'ut.\tl\trtrd . \t'nuo.
_1‘Iekote $1 .00 admitting (‘vorttlcmnn and La»
time. to ho had or any mombor of t‘ommlttoo; also
.\‘o pains will I)!‘
3534!:
V O G A L M U S I G I
Iio-‘lwlfullyunnouuros turbo ritlzcne of Nor-well:
null \lt‘lllli)‘. that sbo ls pn-parod to giro inert-rm
Rt-aidt‘nrc
2.54
1‘”
AINS
NEW FALL GOODS I”
ts, .
Blankets.
’ w Children’s
W E A11 2
Rubber and Ollclothlug, Oil Cloths, Eta,
Agents for Sewing Machine Needles
Domestic Paper
Patterns,
class Dying
Establishment.
C. BENNETT,
Washington Street, South Norwnlk, Conn.
IF YOU WANT A
Glittering Marlins
CALL ON
JOI-I N W. SCOTT,
Axum tor the World Renowned
HOWE!
Opposite Post omen. So- Norwelh.
Serving Silk. Thread. Needles. and Attach.
ntonts of all Iilfllil'. L‘bddm
THE NEW
WILOOX &. GIBB’S
Silent Sewing: Machine,
\l'ITII
AUTOMATIC
'PENSION.
Greatest Sowingr .‘iIncItint‘ IMPROVEMENT
of the day. No tuorv imprrfcct work or
trouble with tension.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Machines Exhaust and in Rat.
~ PIANOS and
ORGANS.
For sale as Cbcap as can be purchased in
Norwulk.
Stitching. Stamping reread Pinklux.
MRS. A. SCOTT, Sole Agent.
xmuu OPPOSITE PuS‘I‘ certs-ton,
SOUTII NOI?\V.~\LK. CT.
351
SI’EC‘A L TAX NOT] CB
To tltosc ltnviu.‘ unpaid Text-n. List I 8‘1 3 e
Ply
Ilt‘IUIl‘ ()rt. ht. trim and thus urt- extra per c at»
age. A word to tbc uist- is malt-loot.
JOHN F. IHYMON‘D.
So? Collector- List 18“.
PROBATE NOTICE.
hrsrmrr or‘ Nortwaut ss. Pecan-e (loner. Sep-
tvmlwr 25m. A. D. 18.7.5.
Retain or Thomas Saunders. late of Norwalk in
Ili’tttc COOLEY‘S
IIEADQI‘AR I ERS FUR
Fashionable llllilincry and Inn
ported Patterns for Ladies
and Ciriidr‘ons (Iarrucnts
I shall koon (‘tlil‘iil’lll'ly on hand 'i‘rlntmt-d Pat-
torus. so that ladlou can l- ant how to multc up and
turn tltoir min tnatvrial.
t?" Littoral Discount 2.) Drosstuakt-rs.
CALL AND SEE THE FALL STYLES.
DOCK PROPERTY
'1‘ () L 1?. T
For one or more years. The Store. Lot and What!
now occupied by
RAYMOND BROS“
Cors. Washington and \VtilI‘I‘ Sis. So. Nor-
walk. at tho t‘rtw bridgo.
The pro crt will bc im rovod in suit In soc.
Addmss I) y It‘Lt RD (‘LARKh‘tL‘I‘ a
1524! P. (l. llox. 991. Sonth Noruelk. Conn.
MllllllBI‘Y llllll Pattern lilllllll.
OPERA IIOUSE BLOCK. 95?)”
Clarence B. Cooke’s Janette Ll
said Ills-IIIt‘L dl‘t‘f‘fl‘t‘d.
The t‘ourt of Probate- for the District of Nont‘elk
bath IIIIlIlt‘d and allowed six mouth- trorn the date
tit-reof. for tht-t‘rcdilurs 0! said Estate to exhibit
their claims {or settlement. Those who bugle-c1 to
present tht-ir accounts rmporly ntlt‘ntt‘d. within
said time. will no dobe a rectrvcrv. All pciéone
indebted to said Estate an- rrorn- tn makc"im-
lllt‘eIiiti'.‘ pavtucat to THUJAS SAI' NDERS.
‘2. Nt' Administrator.
BARKRIIPT SALE.
In tho mattor of 3
Lawn III‘BHELL & t‘oxr‘sxt‘. ~In Bankrupkth
Bankrupts. l '
l‘ttrsunot to an order duly made. tho under-
signed “ill soil at private “‘0. all the real on.
title turd [Ion-01:31 mpcrty. embracing the cor-art.
nurshlp Mid Itllill‘itIIlll estato of mob of paid Bnuko
rupts. Sept p‘rmwrty mainly consists of oru- House
and Lotat Spriugwood. so cellod. South Norwalk;
otto uttflttishod lion. o. and Lot tvo-t side of Spring
Strict. South .iorwal‘r. u to Lot cast sido of Frenk~
ltu nvouuc. and o v Lot west side of Wt‘tcr street.
in tlto [tor-lurch of Nowalk; House and Lot it Put"
ryvtllmsocallmi; I’m" lots on St. John Fatimeo
('n‘lcd; Lots on h‘..ir t trout. so called: Lot at (‘rau- .
bony i‘ialn. so called. 1 l of Norwllk: air-o lbo on-
itro i'ock of Lumber. “atrium-e. Paints. Oil. Tur-
routine and Yarrl-h. building Matcrial. Ofllcc
‘urnilurc. and Slow Fixtures: out‘ Iiur‘e’c. three
\lt'rrguue. one Sleigh. amour. ac. The above do-
scttbcd pmpcrty will he sold at
purruc AUCTION,
if not previously dispflecd of et pricate sale. at the
stpro of 1! ti lltox. corner or Washington and
\l at: r Stan. ‘nutb Norwe‘k. (‘l.. on Thursday. tho
21st day of October. ms. at it) o‘clock. in the fore-
"0011.
JOHN H. ont'l‘lt. Anni .
Dutrd at South Norwalk. Sent. 22. 1815. $53:
' v t Y t.
AILTIOh! Al-UI‘ION!
Pursuant to an Order dttlv made. I will roll at!
furntor ofilce of Millard &'\\‘t~bb. corn or “11.3:
ingtt'u and Water emu ts. South Ntrrwzt Ir. at Public
Auction. on Saturday the ISIII dey of Octooci A. 1)..
, i875. at the hour of 10 o‘clock in tho torturous). all
thoAccouuts. It'otce and Chosen in Action duo from
venous persons to the estate of raid Hillard a
\\ vbb and curb of them: also a valuable safe will be
sold at mild sale. tlcrutirntvu uitl and it to their
later-cat to nttt-nd and metro a new bids at said eele
JtlIiN II. SMITH. Ansiguec.
South Warmth. September Rd. 1873.
Tax Collector'e Sale.
Notice is borchy given that the ntrdcralcncd under
and by drum or a certain tax warrant. only exocetrd
and argued by proper eulhority. end directed to the
urxtlcrrsigrtod. commending hlnr to levy and collect or
uldww -. By: and other: named in the rate
hook. on list to aid \vumnt current-d. their rover-rd
prom lions of the sum total es IItt‘rt‘Il't stated. said
aunt-being is tax or "moment a «t u on by the
inhabitants of tar City of South . orwal regularly
and logo“! eenetnbled on the filth day or Merv . a.
1).. me. for the purpose or dolreyio the cum“
9 rpm-re or the city on the list «I rein. has levied
upon and will sell at public auction at the mine
- cmtneftcr described. on the 9th thy oI D‘flmhfi‘
turn. at eo‘clorh in the after-noon. en touch or en.
ml citalu or Andrew G. Byxbee. situated in eeld
City of south Norwaltr. in quantity two rotxln more
or iv". with the buildings them standing. and
bounded .. tortotho wit: h‘orthvrlv grid «study by
lead crmnder G. Wt con-outlier! hr tend or Arthur
ll. hunts-don. nod westerly by hi way netted my.
Neck Road. as will retire the earn a! Twenty Dol-
lars and surlyvimtr come. that belts the proportion
of the said Andrew G. dieting 0% euro mm: In
said list, together with local In be edited.
VFW N WILCOX.
,1 Oolb c or 'I‘exee List or rent.
noggin CityetSeeut Nerwelh. on. her
' Magnetic Fever Agata Fills.
53W loamyfggimxmwm:
acid by the Drought.
N ...“. m‘flk‘i‘ {as
W" OI'A .. I .
“Rim“.."lmt‘kn‘ .I:.fl‘“m“fiil$
vc u
n5 ridicules“... .2 ....B- .°°°~..’....‘-..W... ...
ver- a a
cured mat the’hbove tire-see. and air» relieved see
nearest onendweixbton ”cheer.
I: ttte. which has been my new i
turn to m I can recent-end these ville to.
minted with Fever Anni: weaned .
“to!!! cord that en armors: M5."
rm- and ti '3 at
‘9'
i
in
e
5
I???“
Ctereuce
that the above continue is on
Wrmaa ‘I‘. thaw. Instinct!
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