fl
b, it!!!
m h. “ltd: the m
“‘23:“ m . lib N
a...» M M in bi- Vt,
' t .
at comm ‘ up things '
bill to mom um: Sherri to.
mm am» at m M r
to m- virility will do II it! our
rot“
Q“ mutual for mutation whom . than of latch
no man out!" in tbvlr VHI“ . “‘0 hill in the
{out no» mm
.. Armin; up.“ 11 mm.
lens.
Job I‘vtnt pelt not Mun Bomb
sum. Blithoodn. 35¢.er \‘Mttn (It-(II. M-
pnlcn, or cuytbtn‘vl-a in the tilt: of printing. burr
. n“! “at". u then “vii-It. on”. when they will
he vu‘t‘tttfll in the metal style ad on mwukblv
.PPMI.
I IV \tVthl in tho human. or South Noun“
Oct 5. ”lb. l‘ornm callme for any oftncvc
letter! mu plan say may no mtvumeu.
lAhlb‘S‘ LIST.
Mrs. Joshua llrll. Min Julia t‘wcnot.
Minn .tddlc lltyrunnd,
.‘ll‘v tlvrtlc llmt, ,
Lydia Scott, Mm
NIL-s Mary Ryan. .‘Itt‘i
Fannie Wit-Inn
t, tiHNTLR‘EN'S LIST.
t'me. tumult-u nnv utl. Tll‘llll-‘l! Keane,
Mt. ll. 1-} lllymuud. Mr. Lewis Tunic.
J. 9. Dl‘NNthl. I‘ttllrnmu.
t‘l'llllllNT I‘lllCES F011 MEATS.
Tlu- following nrc tlic vita-h rvtnil prlccu If 8. 8.
human": Malta, Washington ntrcct, It thin date.
t ct. Ti 1.
l‘ttrtcr llmuc Neal: ..... . . . .l'l t‘ll
Sirloin Steak. .. . . “30“.
“Mind Steak ._ til 1-.
t‘ltur'h ltlh ................ . . 15 cu
>5mr0 Rib . 20cm
Sunny- tour own mnkrd ...‘:0 cu.
Ron-tin: Beef... . . . . ,. . ,..1tictl.
l'Ezttcs and South. )‘rvsh ........... ll to lo
t‘nruvd Beef ....... . , _ ...... S to 10 etc.
llump Corned 11cc! (blew-la. . . .....H c I.
" " Itiwltle . . 10 Ct!
Lnrnb. per quarter . . ..15 to 10 ct:
lv;,\fultnn. ....,..l.ictn
)in‘tnn t'hnpl . ............... 18 Hr.
Uttrul. “'hnle. ._ .................. 19c”
“ sliced . ....‘2.'S ctr
flutter 1nd Lord at Lowent t‘uh f‘ricet, nccordire
to the market.
u. av- . ,v .,A.- ,_.._..
The t lid erl l' lliiun rrslurnnt llrl! hecn
cl m-l ‘lzllll, owin‘.r lto it change of have of
(-5» r :tlwth‘.
—— -._Qw _._. .—
ll uncutbcr the tench-us riecptinu at the
1 'll to School llnusc this chdncvdny) eve-
Iilllg.
-—" 906*“
no on hand at the dept)! Fridty morning
nu-l llC'tl' the Howe 81nd of Bridgeport play
some of their choice selections before they
trike the train for thc llzlubury fair.
.0.
=Tbc (lazultc drum consolation from the
ch criun of the citizens tickets bectusc it
c llzi‘llllt‘l so tunnv republican panics on it.
1!. w u rlrhcr mixed. that's it fact.
»r «O
.\ St unfnrd farmer in“ picked up over
1W0 bllvltt‘is nf
coal that the boys on the cat's
lnv»t‘rro.\'ti at his do; As the wife did
whose ht‘nlnnrlq body “'33 found full of eels,
this farmer will "9-1 him" studio.
.9.
The “”1101” pipe-1 for the (‘ll_\' will he laid
in :t few tluye. and it no unfursecn difllt‘ltl-
l_v :tri<cs :SJut'u erWulk will have public~
water in its streets. and u'. it cost that will
Come undrr $100,000.
- «a»
—L‘hildr:u‘s Suits at (‘omstnck Bros.
.0. '
.‘Iltln strcct itttprnveutcuts are progressing
firtlly. “'ttlvf' piprs and curb and gutters
art-grin: and sidewalks are being:
torn up, l~ut out of all this chum will come
Convenience unvl lu-rin'y in the.eud.
-._._ J... ____
I: lgrtr I. Hoyt. lilh' renowned ll'l! curler. n
furtlnl’ re.~l.ltnt ofthis city,but who bu:
hecn living :11. 51.1 (‘iill‘ fur some time ptsl.
hos returned nnl taken up his re~i leuco
wlt'r n“. and h 5 zone to lti< former occu-
pzt-i u with Mrsm, t‘orfnt & Knapp.
m ,
.._ I’inc dress Shirts tnttdc Murder :11 (‘mn-
>1; . k llrus.
down
. —7 a. »'
.‘lr .l tlllt‘\ W. llyatt has rtCt’lVL‘ti from
i;l~ t._\('r llettf‘y. (:ll"_ Ingergnll, the nppuiut,
m m vvf S‘n'e Illnk 1‘ nuttnis‘lom-r for the
tummy ntmle b.‘ '11: resignation of Mr
lllu let“. Mr. llvrztt is a young mnu. but
llllfi ind it 1 tree experience in banking ztud
lilt'tlll';lll runners. rind will undoubtedly
pr we :1 very 1 ill ‘ir-ul Hillsvr.
909 ~ —-
(in Monday list .\lr, I.'>rettz'.ltSC:tfi!‘ld mrt
with :11] nevi leu‘. to his hand Iltlll tunt' e ”1‘"
us. of finger. lie was lll. the hlnclt~
s'llllll chop fivin; hi“ curt when the ho ly of
it fell on his hind, breaking the forefinger.
and tunneling the tl-wil «tn the under~idc so
th-t
severely ill 11 :uupnt:uiutt In ly lwcnuze nee-
Dr. John Hill is attending’ the
unwind and every ell‘wrt will be mud: to save
estilft'.
llu» ting: r.
————-«O—
-—llt:§; Mina nnl Gloves of. Contsluck
ll—ns. '
_- ” ..- a.
Sin: stepped till” the cur mill-tut with
vozt'h. nut in tlilrt! cool and bright in her
tl u'vrr-lri'mnel but and >pt‘t‘lilesi suit of
inch, I-‘ ntr voune, [Lt'll im'ttcdlnti-iy offered
her their 50314. Site ncceptcl one with on
entrancing smile. :tu-l instantly u‘lVL‘ it to a
p~:t)f_ win. little, old woman who had been
>ltf‘flilllz for ten blocki. “thereupon the
you": men did not know whctli- r to get up
:tc':in tr n-tt. and tried their best. not to
luuk .rnllxll.
» ooowrar—
he stenmcr;Nclly \Vuztc list Friday
m-tde the trip from this city to New York
in two hum: and fifty-r ight minutes. stup-
p’:;: at Gr-vgory‘s Point on the war down.)
and ll‘lS ever since greatly improved upon
the time made during the summer. This is
l unlou'ttmllv owing to; change of culti-
nc rs. .‘Ir. Gus ll-u‘lund having’ taken the
pitce of the one thtt run the bout during
txc surn'ncr. The season we believe hoe
bven : prnltt'tltle one to the boat, owing: in
a large done" to the popularity of C‘tlli.
t‘russ, who has made hosts of friendshy
his pttli'encsv nnd efforts for the Comfort of
the p t'rnns of the line.
w. www.mwfi—w
vow——
B -Tr.mlts and Traveling bags at Contstock
ru vs.
'——-w W.—
" If we arc to two under a charter. lct tt‘
havcfpte under which we commit be abumi
and p und’rrcd bv pulitictl speculators "—
1116:“ churtcr Gar. 'ttc.
-Tlmt‘s who‘s the matter. This plum
churttr provides that no " cmncilman shall
receive any fro. wintry. cl‘ntpcnsntinn or re~
curd for scnicr-s rs councilman, until the
city shall how- a p‘mtliullt’m of 10.000 lnhal .
Slants," but 115“ does 110% FNVent a Coun-
cilman putting in a hill in his son‘s name
cud collecting from the city ten dollars for
copying ordinances for the ordinance comv
mitten. wabitmker! \Vh‘tl n hyde for n
lcgll monocular.
.r——--
Our people ore l complaining one. Ind as
n pcncrll thing make no allovnncc for cir-
cumsauces, On I" :1.ch we hear com-
plaints of the conditions of the vreetl. nod
the street committee are subjected to n eon-
t‘mual appllculoa for their cervical in from
of mine tndlvldunls premises. when I few
cobble “one: any bus but left Iftcr the
necessary excavulou for the rum 3:1ch
If one is til the»! complainant: would 19'5“
one half the time they do in looting up the
street committee in a little hubby ext MU
with 1 rate not! above! 1: front oftbeir on
(“Gil-t. M would "an“ the troublc.
stud an the smut“ I heavy upon».
~ pm Iifiifih~wv «out not
“ 0‘ M in Mt.“ ‘23:;3
l
l
l
l
t
1
HS
much to improve the (”it -iplinc no I inert-nu:
tl.c ellit'mey of the Brigudc.
stock Bros.
up to nearly whitt it was for it whole year
when Mr. Dibble \vni street commissioner
commissioner, and sec who is gelling pity
for services.
seen by the bills paid lzts-t mouth.
[Vitttrterf
cute fellow you are next week, and wind 11
grettt service you are doing the city.
he so modest.
given of the Kroc“: between him ttttd Mr.
O'Connor lad week, conveyed a wrong im-
.\lr. U'Couucr wus. was private prtpetty,
hint of the premises St. John switchcl hi-t
bones, when Conner! threw it atone and
struck Mr. St. John. when the litter rctutn~
lrs. L‘ Juntock llrns. cannot be surpnmed.
(‘lntlfnrd of the command of the Shite mili-
tiu, ll'ltl the nppointtneut Cam. “'In. Rm-
tl;lll Slllllll
quite :t
gcucrnl order nuncuuclug the resignutinn
the (‘lnumnuder-in-chief pays )Ir. L‘ruuford
u lli_'.lt Compliut ‘ut. which is well dcéerved.
ll‘ hull the respect and esteem ol the
cututuutl. :tu-l lllVl rt'siznntizu it deep-
l_v regretted by them.
the
trouble set-tn“ to be jealousy.
that Mr, Smith is thoroughly qualillr'd for
the position. but in some tpturlers, \vhcrc
Thr'y l-ll‘ur the sti’llt‘ this season.
First National bank of Rockville, which for
and only a lucky occidcnt prevented the suc
"plum... up. in mi mm past
. Rm
calcium llmlvery tit connect I!“
W
““n urtlclc in «other Mutton count»
mute notation ml b‘lntc tbnuboulil be our
“dm‘ by our people.
4......“-
«n-ttovn lulu nil nude: and price- ct Com»
Hock “NO.
MM
but Thumlay night. Mn. Waturbury rm
nlu btdy. Ml Into the openln for outer
plpen. mm" Main and Murnltull Itrcctc.
brvttklog the email bone of hot arm. nnd rc-
celvlug Itfhtlll lntcrml 1r juries.
Wow-rm—
Tbu grocer: of thin city luvc organized an
early closing “abolition. and during the
winter their aturcu will be clued all o‘clock
p. m . except Saturdttytt. and the good look-
ing clerk: will now have opportunity tuitu-
pmvc their mind: by computing idea with
the good looking girls. ctc.. ctc.
w—~ ‘06-“
—-Ccmctock Bron. stock of winter Ovcr~
coal: in now complete, embracing event
crude. and Will be cold at prlcelt which they
will gunrmtco to be ms low," not lower.
than can be bought in any market.
M- roofin—
On Wednesday the Korwnlk Fire lnr.
(‘-o.. through their agents 51mm. Otla Bron.
pnid thclou on the propetty of T. L. I.
llulluss. )lnrtb Third meet, being incl. at
week from the limo the tire occurred. The
Norwalk. is one of our very best insurance
mutpnulcc, and under the charge of careful
managers, of long experience. and la becom~
in: more populnr every your. We are
pleased to note. that their buisncss in Mer-
Heft but more than doubled during the past
two ycttrs.—.\lcridcn Ilwpublicun.
.0.
”Cutnslock Bros. are uncut: for Morison
& Hutchinson's tine dress shirts.
0.va—
Tltc workmen on the IlllllllttDCthllllPflhy
building. having got their brick work com
pleted ahead of the Louuabury building.
They have nailed it bush to the ruftvrc. to
cclclnrnle their victory. The men on the oth.
er building. which is is 10 feet the highest
nod 30 feet ‘cepcst llllll It sign pnlnlcd with
a hm! carrier on it who it looking down up~
on the Insurance building. and giving it
the inviutfion to "(tome up llntl see us.“
Considcr'im;r the cxtrtt work that has been
done tilt the lmuu~burv building the Insur-
uucc men bnvcu’t nuvthinLt to blow over.
-—.\ full line of (‘urdiguu Jackets at Cout-
"v...
The strrcls cost nenrly $500 but month.
which with amount petid for the some the
mouth beforcflttingsuhe cost for two months
llztdu‘t the Council bcttcr appoint u street
There is more than one wily
if gcltinuut the city treasury its only be
“Local
about whut n very
t
tell us all
W
Mr. S'. .lulttiditcfurttta us that the report
\rcntinu. It scents tlltt the lame on which
read with u atone; thnl liclllr.Sl..lohul
ooh the stones uwu)‘ from him twice before
to got. into me wagon. Then in order to get
~llhc1irc uud inllwtwl the wound which
)‘tfouucr rch-ived on the he td.
Q0. ,,,,._
——Itt the line of Gentv' Shitts uud llrtw
«O'
The resiunatliou of Brie-Gen. Robert B‘
has created
militnry Cll‘CltH. In t‘te
us hii sttt‘elNSHr.
stir in
the gentlcsuun ltni undoubtedly dun-
Av am olllc -r
The opp )iutnteut of
511'. Smith undoubtedly does not please all
t‘IIlL‘t'I‘S of the brigade, but the whole
Nont- deny
there were uspiruuts for the suite honor. dis»
sulislttcliou is exhibited. \\'e have no per~
sonul knowledge of Mr. Smith's qualificat-
tions. but hear of bttt one opinion nmong
military men, nnd that is that he isjust the
man for the posiilintt.
——~—~~<oo—--v—-
~Coms~1~ek Bros. halve for the putt lltroo
winters sold the best up u's beuvv «xv-tenth
t-ur $5 00 - ver sold in the town of Ni rwulk.
w
An attempt was made last week to rob the
buldingeuuitv has Seldolll been ctptnled.
Cons of the scheme. The bunk. together
with the Ibckville Saviuat b mk. is located in
the basement of the Methodist church. The
vault is securely built apparently. yet in re~
ality is very accessible to a burglar. 'l‘hr
roof of it consists of two courccs of brick
and mortar; then comes the church floor.
The vault being compurntivoly easy of ap-
proach from the top, the bugulan gained
entrance to the church. and worked almost
secure from interruption. On Friday night
about 8 o‘clock Mr. John H. Kite, the cash-
irr. having some funds which he wished to
deposit in the vault for safety. went to the
Lmnl-t, and noticed some groan of plaster
on the flior of the vault. L'tokiug up he
saw that the plastering was loosened over
head. and reaching with his canefire puncb‘
ed through the place and found tlut a large Egngggfifigf :gg
hole had been made. Now thoroughly ‘3. - moo
alarmed. be homily collected all the valuable: 82 35.1, :3
—$30.000 in notes. a large amount in boudt. A... Cm“ g; :3
etc.. and hurried to the Rnckville National near; I. Faster. than curiae) mun
bunk where be deposited them. Afterwardv “fish“; pun“: Company. gig;
be and Stu-tit! Paulk cxunined the premises 2 - “WNW . :3
cursorlly, but deferred until morning It thor- J_ 5-: on
cash investigation. Mr. Kit». as be was S’ ‘T““l°‘ ‘i’g
going to the book in the evening noticed at E'- “‘03:; 5:323
man akulklng about suspiciously. It seems Norma: Lock Cd. 1! u
alngular .tbnt measures were not speedily 3' ”lumbar,“ ::
token to secure the burglau. who were on. 80m“! Summit mam
doubtedly on hand. ready to nuke tho bull still: gngoi'wgtf." 13$
Ibttt night. Saturday morning the church f‘fidoffi‘fl" 0°" :3
floor above the vault w“ examined. A L «L NIKO- _ ' um
price of the carpeting bud bet-n neatly cut. (Em B'S‘lfl: .gfl
not! on little: it the plants: and john were §:j'§_‘5“.2::'“““ 9°" “00.:
mend to beulso cut. though acutely wt
in ck in plate". Lifting thew. n bola lugs
enough to admit n mutt we: found. the brie“
hula: been removed. The burglar: but
pmlted though just fun enough toloomt
the planter and so defeat their scheme. Hid-
den breath the I'm were found two but:
full of burgh"? took—n complete not such
arr-cad by the dept- lntbc balm
comprising c hundred or more inflow-u.
Thump-of tbob-ttk m nut um.
thunk: momentum nectar:
tum that-c m “to to
urn-ti -mm~w hit-mu hut-Int-
M 1th poplblc tint Ibo mt nub.
an. who vault: them-km board-vb;
dhukduaovcl.
glass.
rebellion.
nf
iv-forc.
she
Ind given.
no in
liucnntu.
ed.
F00“).
”"1 5 . . ‘ t7.” “mo—o‘m'
olive volt in W to M m‘“‘fl§§‘w
WW =tbtmtock hm bum the target emit
1M. ham )1. Taylor bu mutual “a of h .
N to hit lion m and“. r Buyer Overcoat: in two.
‘3 ;.. o.» '- '3 Rn lotto Sebnub 1m Just received Home
clock of rubber mt. which lit‘ it calling
cbcw ct to boot ml the. «on opposite
1h. out can.
W
-Clulb Glove- ttt tlomntuclt Bros.
W
The Republican: «looted three of their
candltlvtco. Joint F. Raymond. Collector;
Jamil. brown. tteglttvr; Jame-M.Tuylor.
School V'Itltor.
-—--'-~.
-()nrmloclt Bron. km the exclttnlvc I'll
of tbo oclcbrntcd neck we" of
Temple 1% Co. for the town of Norwalk.
M
Mr. 11. A. Born. of Nor-walk. we m it
announced, expects to dcllvcr. in Steinway
llnll, noon. A ltcturc untitled "Drumming
an fl Fine Art."
him come point: and anecdote;
0......-
Damon
Mntlrowvon ought to give
Mo»...—
A apcclnl train of three palace cumin
chum! cf Conductor Golnglmnucd through
this city yesterday at 11.30. conveying lnvl.
tad about: to tho wcddlnu of Poattunntcr
(lcncrrd vavcll'c dottphtcr.wldch took place
at Hartford, \‘l’odncldny cvcnlng.
W...“
-Surpendcrl nt Comatock Brno.
m
————o»
The annual mectlmr of tth airfield Went
Conaocintlon will be hold at Wilton. Tues~
day, Oct. 12. 1875. Summit by Rev. Edwin
Johnson. of Bridgeport.
ctmslnn, “ Do the profound dlsclplcl of
Christ impress the ttnbcllcvltu: world llutt
they are happier than others—if not, why
not 9 “
Subject for ldls-
A bright little ahnvcr lounccd in to nnc
of our drug stores one hot dity and wlubfullv
eyed the soda fountain. Fluully. addressing
the proprietor
Mitlt‘r. you wouldn't illkf‘ the lust pettnv it
buy bad forn glnan of soda water wohld
you r“ The proprietor nucwcrod you, when
the boy mid be guessed he would take it
After (ll'lllkllll: the delicious bcvrr~
lure. be coolly deposited it penny upon the
counter and went out amnckinr: bitt lips
The proprietor owned up cold.
__._..,..
he mttllnglv asked: “ Buy.
Gazette.
¢+-——-—-
—Fnll Overcuuta m. Comatock Bros
«9w
Myuhccr l’uul Ilictrlch. of Mllwnukco.
feeling his earthly tabernacle stood with
troubles
full cut
Ayt'r‘s
Dutch stomach. be mistook the directions.
(‘2 to 7.) and awullowctl ‘27 for it dose.
crcutcd.uf couruc. an npqmul-ipg lntcrmtl
But l’uul went through the tight
like u hero. Mild more oil" victor at last. with
u renovated ttystcm
biblts its proof of the wisdom of his choice.
He advises every body to tnko Duct. Aycr's
l’ills, but kindly advises his friends who are
ambitions of following his example, to“pc
sure and lake tier right boliuu."—-Mluucsotfl
Telegraph.
be expelled, decided. after
uiry tmd investigation, to employ
In his haste to purify his
This
which he proudly cx-
..‘
>~——~—
In a privnte letter received from Mrs. Scott
Siddnus. who comes first on the list of the KGN‘VM
“ Winter Evening Entertainments" to be
given at the Nurwulk Opera Iqusc. she ,. guverrigll ruuwlly.
SllySI—
"l have given myself a thorough rest and
holiday stucc landing at Quecnstowu on the
Don't. 51b of lust April; and after entity of five
winks in Ireland and mm in Loudon. trav-
eled in Belgium nnd It‘runcc, Jersey and
Gucrnscy. till the middle of Julv. and then Bros.
\\ cut I.) the north of Ill-von for three weeks
to look allernur properly at llidcfurd find
on ‘llft-clllllli'rgt‘wmm my hucbnnd it“I;0t‘d Agricultural Society, says that he think]
. i .
purli of the country alive the finishing touch
. , . ‘ to i re renewed llculth and spirits net uircd in
belonnmz its tlltl the fruit to Mr. bl. John. H“ . l .
- . - r ttnvcla. and how I am thankful to Fit \ 'l oh 15
.\It‘. Shdonlt told Mr. ()‘(liunt'r to go nil", y ‘ H
but hu polilively declined 1-) do so until he
got rcidy. and threatened t i must St. John‘s
The>plcndid niruf tltttl.
I feel and lOUK bcllernnd clruugcr than ever
I attribute
out door life nod amusement. which I have
lM-n lllllu to crtjuy this summer.
learned to swim, and have. birthed u grout
drill in cons out not: since and have played
:11 golf ('bt' St‘ttlttlt nutinnnl game) which re.-
iplitcs strong legd. and arms I (‘llll «satire.
you; and but,
sltltlttint with the rillc! I wot mkcd to open
it ncw ruuue for thc Nurlh Devon volunteers
so I practical with n Multint' riflo for two
days and dirtiuuuishcd mvsdlf bv mtdttml
it “ Ilulls Hrs" the '
regards from us both. I rcmttiu,
Yours truly,
this cutircly to the
I have
but not lean, I have been
first Iln-t. \Vitlt kind
M. l“. Sco'rv SUNRISE."
.— w“
An incident
miles from a neighborhood in this Vicinity
which alimved out slingiuess to ll churm i?) debt. it little ovl ry vcur, um] I doubt, if
.\ benevolent ludy Cllllt‘tl on n friend to so- many of our people know or consider how
lict old for on aged minister of their denoup
iuntiou who was sadly
The friend conelud- d rite could give twenty
live cents towttrds the. project, and ltuudcd
it over. clcun cusb.
entered the room, ttud on bciugfuaked. rend-
ily agreed to give sometbiuv. but the other
olj t'lerl, saying she “lmd given enough for
lwth.“but nftct’ much opposition on the purl
of the first. sister No. 2 added her quarter
to the fund,
strengthened and encouraged.
pcttt'd Lite in
m .\t morning, while the snlictnr was at
breukfud.
No, 1. who held walked from her home, 1|
mile ltwny. to recover the tlll‘tl‘lt‘l‘ her sister
She t xpluinod that “it was a
mielnkc on her sister's purl, and they read
ly Could not litfird it.“ The money was re-
funded, and she went on her way rcjuicmc.
These lvctu-vnlcut ladies have property. and
well—to do circumstances.
makes their smallness smaller.—l)unbury
News.
occurred not it thotsund
in need of funds.
dual than her sister
and the visitor departed,
This hop-
Eatly the.
the nit-crunch.
was culled upon by sister
which
Common Council.—
Thc r-gular meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held lust Monday evening.
'l‘homai Guyer wus elected assessor, and
“’illium M. Raymond supcruumentry p0
The committee on rep-lira and
upplics reported in favor of purchasing
chairs for the council room from Old \Yell
[look and Ladder 00. for $2 00 cacti—re-
purl accepted and recommendation adopt-
Tbu some committee was instructed to
put-chine a stove and fixtures for the council
The city attorney reported progress
in case of demand for damages to Mrs. Capt,
Cut: by obstructions on Main Street.
Daty and C. W. lfoyt were uppoiuted cont‘
mine: to confer with Fultncld Fire Insu
ritnce 00. relative to procuring council room
in their new building. An ordinance relu-
tire to saloon: and other places was passed.
The following bills were ordered paid:
3
CE
The bill of Bell a Shaun-n for 07.00 was
referred book to mnkt r for correction.
. The committee» tloatco reported back
bill of Charles Juno: fur $101.80 without
their cpprovul. sad it \u- returned for cor‘
rectiuu.
Adluumed for tum two in.
A CARD.
1 faculty data «macros tluttht t
(in! “out! of the foot ’utd «aw
'rldgcl for Mr
t in a
but...
mutton
Mot-unit c‘co .
an drctn both any “flit
“ acmMi‘WT'OW.
MM— _
The Int If. I 01mm of tilt elm-luv
to: ban clued dorm the put two months
for rewiring. will be “opened for divine
crevice out Sabbath. Oct. to. Preaching
to the morning by J. M. Reed. D. 0.. of Row
York. and in it“! "out“ ct Y o‘clock. by
John 14110ka 1). mm in Drew ‘l‘lieo‘
loulottl Somltm‘y. Madison. N. J.
W
mm Intent». Minuteman".—
A very an! mum of outvrtclumontn,
commencing with Mn. Scott Blddom. bun
been “routed to bike plucc at the Not-milk
Open llmuc. “on. Curl SchumJloynrd
Totylur, the metrical. Barnard Opcrl
Troupe, Grace Greenwood. Capt. Geo. 'l‘v-
uou. etc.. IN among the array of tcleut pre-
Icnted. No cxpcnao will be mated to make
the coum attractive and nuafnctory. Those
entertainment: commence on the 87th of
Out. and ubouldbo very populcr with the
people.
vac—«~—
Pouce News.—
Tuesday evening Ann llller was "routed
by ofllcor Berger for drunkcuncaa ttud con-
fined in the lock-up over night.
Since tut Thursday the cliicf hats arrest-
ed Mlcbncl ltlclly. John Malby. Ilcury
llouay. James Jones. Daniel Altman. John
Rooney and William Raddy for drunken-
ness. Daniel Allmon was fined 01 and
costs, the others were discharged after being
detained in the look-up. Thursday butt
Min. Mary llttrrop wua nrrcatcd by the
chief for procuring dry goods from J. 1“. lb
C. It. Bennett under false pretenses. 'l‘rlul
set down for Sltturdny.
”OW—~—
Tlut Daubmw Fair.—
Tbe Daubury Fair is now in full blast,
and attracting large crowds of visitors.—
Tbe display of attractions to said to be very
great and of uuuauul vurlcty nudcxcellt‘ncc.
The Duubury rullrmtd will run apecbtl
trains front tbla city from 10-day (Thurs-
day) to the end of the week, and on Friday
the llowc Baud of Bridgeport will go up
by the 8:00 11. m. train. so those that wish 1.)»
enjoy It pleasant ride to bear some fine mu-
sic and we the Danhury Fulr in all its glory
should avail themselves of this opportunity.
The price of excursion tickets is only $1.
and the fare from Dnuhury to the ftdr
grounds but bcon reduced to 15 cents.
-w
-——l)riving Gloves 111 Cumstock Bros.
'— * .0. v“-
Ilr. Painter-,of Westerly.R. 1.. says "That
Hunt‘s Remedy is the merit ttli-ctivo med-
iclncthnt he has cvcr used in his practice
for dropsy and kidney diseases. I can cztfc-
ly any that it has almost ruined the dcud."
_.,-_ . o.»
—-l)ouhlo brcustcd diagonal frocks at
Comatock Bros.
fl..Q——.—-
Ncrt'otts chlllty.—Wlmt is ltl A dc-
pt'eilsed. irritable state of mind: it wcnk.
nervous. exhausted feeling. no energy or up-
imatlnn. confused bend. weak memory. and
cxbnustlon—tltc cnnsc ucnces of
cxccsscsmt’erwork. etc. Dr. S. l . lit We‘n
Arabian Tonic Blond Purifier Will be found
It touch up UICFys'
tcm. arrests the disease.
the entire system. It is perfectly harmless
and id .vays clllctcut.
«0.04——
--Llnen Collin-s and Cuffs nt ContStock
v.-
«ow-
President Bcutty. of the ll‘itlrl‘tcld County
the crowds inlnttcndauco at the Norwnlk fall
were the result of extensive ndvcrtislnt".
undoubtedly ttuc.—l)nubuty
News.
_,,_..
M..—
——-“'uol half lloso n1. Cmnstock Bros.
-90. ~—»-—-
Ta flu» Editor» of Tllli‘. Sunrise.“—
1km.
There is no one thing that. the people of
this country are an addicted to (except per-
hops tum drink. tit) its that of gettintr in
debt. Individuals. corporations, cities.
boroughs. towns. counties and clnlca are it“
in debt, and very few if any 01' them are
biking any tucnutrcs to ll‘ty their debut.—
Thodi-l‘ts of most of the villagcs,tow1m
ttnd cities of this Stutc are inct‘eusini: rnp-
idly. ()ur own town is culled up old fugy
concern. and yet we “111111th to increase our
much we do owe.
Stuli>tics ore. n01 before me. so I will not
undl-rtuke to atute correctly, but I feel just
like making an cstinntlo of our indebted-
"...3‘ null ;f I am not correct some one up.
doubtcdly will mttkc corrections.
Tho Tuwu ............. . .$ 130.000 00
The. Borough ..... . 2.50.000 (to
The L‘tty .............. 10l.00010
mum—65
ccuoor. mnlttc‘rn, 52.00000
530.000 00
Union .................... 17.000 no
lluun 'l‘own . .. ... . . .. , H.000 00
North (‘eltter ............. H 1100 0d
ttvrr River ............... 10.0110 01)
Uttlelde District! ........ 1.000 00
52.000 00 -
“1 re We have a sum t-ntxtl of five hundred
and thirty-six thousand dullurs thnt this
prnpctly of this twwu is mottgngcd for.
This ls not all. the county uul the state are
in debt, which is u further mortgage upon
us. Now I suppose if we were to look
through towns of our size throughout the
Bible we would find them in about the some
predicament we arc in. It seen 590 artsy
to do it. “’0 tire it first people. \Ve like to
be enterprising; we like to have nicelhinns;
and we are coin: to have them just as long
it! our credit is good. We built railroads
just as long as people would buy bonds. but
the time came when people had all the
bondsthcy wanted. I predict the time will
CtlmL‘ when they (the people) will have all
the town, city and county bonds they want
Look at the City of New York. with her
population of about one million and it debt
of $129,000,000 and that increasing rapidly.
The city of London. with over three mil~
lion inhabitants has it debt of only $26,000,‘
000; Liverpool with a population of four
hundred and ninety-three thousand has a
debt of $10 000.000 Gwhlle Philadelphia with
a population of six hundred and seventy-
fuur thouennd bus a debt. of 004000000;
Boston, populatl- 11 two hundred und fifty
thousard. debt “4.000.000; Leeds. in Eng
loud. bur two hundred and fifty-nine tbou~
mind population and it debt of 311000.000.
The rate of taxation is increasing at) that it
nukes us all bowl when we pay our taxes.
The rule in New York city is about 8 pct
can 1., Brooklyn. 8i per cent. Philadelphia.
2} per (tent... and yet they are not taxing
b cmwlvcl enough to keep even. It is get-
ting no that n man doel not care to hold a
great quantity of real ectatc in an enterpris-
ing city or borough. and the time will come
when manufacturer: will inquire what the
ate of taxation 1: before they locate in .
place. Our clty bu done well so far. We
have been an organised body five year: and
kept out of debt all thud. time. We now
have a debt incurred by Introducing wtter.
Wntvr wu n amenity to our gro'wtb. and I
think our people acted wisely in voting to
have it. but they attract be too careful in
incurring other debit. We all ought to put
up with come luccuvcaleuca rather tlmr
l'toumlvu too much involved. It la It)
a y matter to vote away money. but not so
my to collect taxes. I hope we bnvc I
vlfllnut cannot], and I luau we hove. for I
hand one of them tell bin fellows how
many ulceplcu ulgbu-bc bad and in try-
ing to and the Interest of the city. So 1
think we any tool 11m Ni “(bin on «roll
guarded by atoll of our M modicum
and yet it oven: to the Meant tm,m__
twofowmmglf ltdild‘nct'
It! 5le
dttltt‘. at Illcll OWIlul' flf‘ occu
pom» to be collected accord
this ordinance.
gloom and dcnpondency. and rcjttvctrncg tt‘v‘t‘rhuttg nuypertnf nnvhteh“
CAMPOHBINE.
mnnmnmtruuvvm
mm «and to
Rhwmtltm. Spain: 8th Joints.
Glandular Swelling» fie.
ONLY TWINTY-FIYII CENTS A BOTTLE.
N ah by all brunt-tn.
REUBEN HOYT, Proprietor.
In GREENWICI! STREET. NEW 3011K.
Call for it at
P E c K . s .
DRUGGIST.
S. 13‘.
South Net-want. (Jenn.
AT AN ADJOURNED mus-vino or run noun)
0F COUNCILMEN. HELD AT THE COUN~
on. menu. tote-r. 7TH. 1875. run
FOLLOWING ORDINANCE! WERE
ADOPTED : .
An Ordinance relative to Sidewalks.
Be it enacted by the Board of Councilmen of. the
Clty of Bantu Norwnlk.
Section 1. Every potion owning any lend with-
in this city 11ml”. upon or adjacent to which there
new in or may be a Ildmvulk and gutter pnvcd. con-
It.ructod. or worked. shall keep Ithh Ildctvnlk and
nutter at cll 1111th in I Info and cottvvnlont condlv
tlott for the “I“ of the public. Ind Ibo“ forthwith
rcpntr all dcfecummt remove nil obntructlonn in any
way endangering or impeding the public truvol'up-
on the «me.
See. 2. Ever
but any rtdcwnl
owner or occupier of lands adlolu-
within the cltv limita. that! before
Itllllt'l remove all wood. (lull. or otbcr thing. by
which until uldowalk or gutter uhall be. in whole. or
in pltrt. obstructed or rendered “11!qu or inconven-
ient for tho utbllc travel. and adult keep and mum-
taln unch pl cwnlk and gutter adjoining any land:
owuul or occupied by him an tmty It buy time
avod conercted or Worked. two 'rom snow, ice or
clout. b . which such Ildcwulk or nutter nltall be ob-
Itructci or rendered tun-Ito. And wbeuetcr any
part of ouch Iltlcwalk or gutter man but permitted
to be covered with snow. ten or aleot for more titans.
nix bout-u after the some Ihull have been dopnaltcd
or formed thereon. the Committee on Streets and
sidewalk»: shill cutuu the removal of nuclt vuow ice
or alum front uuch I‘d\‘\\‘llk or gutter. and at their
dluccetlun report the cxunuac of rutclt removal to the
city attorney. who nhull collect the come by any
trutmr notion mutual tho owner or occupier of the
land adjoining Iueh rtldewnlk or gutter.
tier. 3. Every per-on or cor oration who nhnll vt.
olnlc nnyprovlnlou of tith- on lnuucc. t-lutll furfelt
and pay for men nfl'cnle the noun not cxccetllug tcn
dollars for the one of acid city.
rice. 4. And, .11 mrtlonc of the public. highway
within the city lint tr which are “It'll for. walks
by pulp-tripod. shall be kept clear of know. ice,
wet-dc or other obstruction. four feet in width. by
the owner or occupier of the adjoining prupcrty,nnrl
when them hull been It ticnlcct no to do. the Commit-
tee of Strut-tit and Sidewalk! Ibull count»: it to be.
torn cxwuno—uucb cx-
or: to the ptovlrlonu of
Ad ted b the board of councilman. flcpt. 27.1815
“1‘ Xttont, JOHN w, (MAW. City Clerk.
as l. coma.
“mm" ”1 WALTER c. Qttm'mm). Mayor.
An Ordinance relative to Obstruction: of
Highways or Shoot:i and Sidewalkmt
Ito It enacted by the Board of Councilmen of the
(‘lty of South Nt‘rwttlk 1
Section 1. No person bring the owner or occu-
nt of any hind or premium within utld rtty. vhull
(lllltt‘is “W "10015“ prrmlt nnv limb or branch of any true or climb in
ny. or vldcwnlk. or
public ground within ltlid city. within twelve fect
of it: nurfttcc. or any itlltlhctl. hrlaru or rubbluh to
remain in front of tlltt‘lt loud or premium. and if ruch
person or pert-ott- who lt‘vc been notified by the
(‘ummlttcc on litrccttt and Sidewalks. to rcmnve the
Iltllll‘. vhnll hill to remove lllt‘lt limb or brnuchdmnh-
wt. brlnvn. or utbhlslt._withln ten dnvn after receiv-
lttu Iuclt ttdtlcc. then it shall be lawful for and Coma
tulttcu on street! Itlld Sidcwttllu to ("lltflt‘ the name
to be rc'rm-ctl at tho expv-Itve of fluid owner or occu-
pnut of void blind or prcmlucn.
Adopted by board of cottuc‘lmcn. ticpt. If. 11375.
fAttc-t. JOHN W. CltAW. City Clerk.
IR. lfl‘dt
‘08 1
”PM“ ”P wAurtltt nocturnal. March
An Ordinance relative to Pounds.
Ito ll enacted by the Bond of Councilmen of the
City of South Norwulk:
Rection 1. The luv-rd of councilman of laid clty
rlull provide a coed uni uttfllclom pound within tho
llmltu of Inld cltv, in which to impound and cot-1min
all animal: which are or rltttll be nude impouudnblc
by up v Orlilltnltt‘o of mid city. and not“ nppnllt'. a
mud kcopur fur‘unid pound. and vuclt number of
utywarda M they may dccm expedient. who mill
uevcrullv lrnld thttr ofllcc (luring the plasma of the
bourd ul' cottttclltttcn.
Scc. 0 Nu cattle. home. melon. nbecp. goats.
awluu. or acct-c. vlmll roam at lune. or Dalillll‘tlfifll’
grotto u tun tiny ntrcet. btzhtviy. common. or ltu ltc
tttrlt. w tltln the limits of Illti city. either with or
without 1\ keeper.
See I. It vhull be the duty of said bavwnrds and
the member: of the police force. and the right of
any utbcr pct-nun or pv‘f‘rlnlll to colon and impound
in the pound of mild cltv. all tllllmlll Iottud tt any
in ttnv ntrt-ct. highway. common or ultltc park in
said cltv. in vlnln'lon of any pruvln on of pectin"
inccoud 'of :hh- ordlurtncc. and the pound kccpcr of
~1ch pound shall rcccivu cold Inlmnht nnd lock them
wecut'clv therein: and the owner or pcrnnn claiming .
the. mute nhull puv tn the pound keeper bovine
t‘ltttruc thereof, the sum of Otto dollxtr for each nul-
rtul no impounded. one-hull for the tire of the 1m.
putttttlcr. and thu- other half for the one of curb
pound kccpcr; and in addition thereto shall puv to
cold pound keeper for tho trouble and cxpcm-o of
ft‘~'tlill£ um! watering ruclt tutttualrl. the cum of fifty
(‘cnti per animal. tor inch uni cvcry d“ durin§
which such malnml vltnll rcmnitt in suit] pound; an
no tlllllltlll thuy- lutpunndcd vilnll be released until
run-h out“! nbnll be paid.
Soc. 4. The lmpoundcr of animals «a nforctinld.
shall. within twenty four hour: after llttpl‘llllfllpg’
the route. if the owner thereof bu knnvulkrtu. 'l-li
lmpuumll r Itnd live within the, limit: of up city,
I form such own: r of fluid! impourulrmgz untl‘y ur
hv leaving or cnunlnu to be left at blu ttatutl place of
ubude in mild citv a written notice thereof. and if
such 0“ tier pltttll'nut within three days after such
twilcc nhnll lit-given. rcplcvy or reticent nttclt nul-
tnul. thi- mun- rlntli..witbrut furthcr notice. be sold
all a public clan post lr rnld city at auction tn the
llllllll‘r'i bltldr-r by the utoruhnll of said city. and of-
tvr deduction from the proceeds hf Inch sale the
t‘lml‘lft‘tl due by this ortltt-aucn and the rCMDunhlt‘
cxpr-nab of keeping Mid fucdittu such nulntnhn. the
rt'rtidlle. If tuty there be. flint” be paid into the trous-
ury of fluid city for the lllt! of caltl‘owncr. And in
case the. owner of any animal or animals impounded
tu- Morin-(dd is not known to the impound" thereof.
or does not live within tho limits 0 tutld city. such
lmpoundorIhttllwitltln forty-clam. hours after im-
pounding the flute. inform the tulrchall of wild city
tbcrcof. who ultttll lltlvt‘t'tirte such animals in a nowa-
pnpl-r publluhcd in said citv or town of Norwalk.
describing in such advertivemeut tltorciu. natural
and nrtlllcloi mark and station therein the time
and place when and where lillch «tumult! wlll be cold
nt nthllc auction if not before that. time redeemed.
ltru after the expiration of twenty day. from the
day of cold advertising. if mid animals Ilutll not
have been redeemed by the payment of the lawful
charge. and cxpou-on of koc int: and admit-tiring the
name. Mild mar-boll nhnll cc l unit] animals at public
auction to the blchcat bidder. at tbt time and place
mentioned in mid ndvortluemcnt. and After deduct;
mé from the p (Wed! of such rule the charge; the
by this ordinance Illd the reasonable expenses of
keeping. advertising and feeding much animals. the
rel-lane. if any there he. shall be paid Into the 11'0“!»
ury of said city for the use of the owner of said un-
lutzds.
Sec. 5. If any person shall re-cue any animal
mentioned in ttcctlon second of th s ordi-
nance. untof the bonds or cuntodv of anv Darvon
driving or taking the same. to pound, or shall htndcr,
obatruct. or provont nny 19111011 front dr‘vlng or tnk.
lug Inch animal to poun . or Ibull break any pound
or in any wny liberate or convey Out of anypoundmuy
nnl uni impounded or confined thorcln. he shall for.
felt ltd pay to mild cit fur each offence 3 line or not
less than ten or more t um um dollars. It the dis.
cretlon of tile court hnvlug cognizance of the of»
fence.
See. a. Every person who rhall knowing permit or
allow any animal mentioned In section second of
thttt ordlnlnco. owned by him. or of which he has
the care or cut-truly. to be upon any "mt. high-
way. common. or public park within the limits of
mid city. to vtolntlon of any provision of sold me.
tlon. nhnll forfeit cud pny to the acid cityI for cwclt
ammo. I fine not learn tbtm ten or more t on twenty
dollnrv. at the dlrcrctlon of the court. having countl-
men of the same.
Adopted by the board of councilman Sept. 81'. 1876.
Atte!t.J011N W. CRAW. City Clerk.
Approved Sept. as. 1815.
WALTER C. QUIRTABD. leor.
An Ordinance relative to Public Carriages.
1t meted b the Board of Counclbn
a?“ gontb NJWIIE: °“ °' ‘h"
Scctlon 1. Eve back. omnibus. cub. coach. bu.
mono. or other value. whether on wheels or run-
non. (but) by one or more norm or other animals.
which chill be mod in the city of South Not-walk
for the «unvoywec of persons for hire. from
my nllmd dvpot. steamboat loading. or any other
public plum within «it! city. other thou from the
cubic- of the owner that-co . chad be deemed q pub.
ttc cart-Iago within the running or thin ordinance.
Sec. I. All public can-t I for the conveyance
of pew-on: for hire. from 1: nice to lilac; within ufd
Mlv. null be Maud Writ" b t a mayor to writ-
ing. All witch licence. vb: I exp rcon the fifteenth
my of July next uuccuodlux their due. and my be
revoked by the var Ill bk tit-erotica. Ivory ll-
cemo mated by c roger. before it become. of
my afloat. chall be row «1 by the city clerk in I
book kept fo rpou : and the clerk chill rm
cclve from tlt t twenty‘avo cent: for re-
cording the o ‘
Sec. 8. N p tubcll matron licence for“,
publlc canine ttvtll be null bov- pntd to tho tron.-
nmvot tilt: of South Norwnlk a fee no follow.
“drum dollar: tor every one the
for our: to:
no tau.-
mutwoormm‘ . '
momentum
. all. a} crewmut“ .. 1'3"“:
J.
N
“fill" $M§Wmmddw
mm “in o. immune. law
an Ordlmuco ”hill-v.0 to Gunmen and
Truckmon.
It: it «new the load of Ovulation of
the city or unttm‘lvovvulk tu~
tlccllott 1. the truck mu. day. t or oth-
or vehicle whethgryd Wlt‘ it our.» man on“. t:
ntltor balm“ var. v’r‘lcb l um! \v on at
city of out «root for “it, ocpvcytm with n
the cold city. r no. 0 . coo . lumber. noun.
brick. Illttl. grave (clay tllrt. mm. mm. tut-uh
tut-c. mombcndln. but din autumn or my article
or thin wbutnoc r. lb." 0 ll caved by the mesa;
in writ 11:. tutti ch. 1 have t) ace on the outside an
upon one “dead the nine Itbc number of the 11‘
count. In data. to this laurel. of not tau than one
and a but lucbel it lands. and the name of “10'!er
non taking out the licence in plain channel-n. no
that the acute may be dlltlutttly coon cud road.
See. I. 'All licence: no grinned Ibnlt oxptro on tho
fifteenth day of July next. alto!- tbc due 1 wrouf. uni
loci Iooncr revoked by Ibo mayor. Ever licence
eruutcd by the mayor. before it become: o an of-
fvct. ubul be recorded by the city clerk in a 0k
kept for that purpouc. and the c crk Ilttlll recolvc
from the applicant. twenty-live cunts for recording
the nine: and no "come nbatll be tnmferrod witn-
uut the content. of the mayor ondorncd thctvou. Ind
Inch Iran-fer dull be recorded by the city clerk.
Sec. ll. For over llccntto no wanted them chat“ in
paid to the cit. treasurer for the use of the city. the
Ium of three ulturr for cvory one borne mm. on
are dollnrtt or every team of two or more bot-en.
Soc. . Every pornon who IllQ“ full to comply
with any of the provhtlonu of thlrordlnnnccu villi l
for each and every offence forfeit Ind pay I paucity
of ten dollm for the can of the city trolccry.
Adopted by the bond of councilman. Sept. 2'1. 1815.
Attelt. JOHN. W. ORAW‘, City Clerk.
Approved Sept. .3. 1815.
WALTER C. QUIN'I‘ARD. Mlyor.
An Ordinance relative to Pcdlars.
Be 1! ct acted by the Board of Councilmen of the
City of alouth Norwnlk :
Section 1. Every portion going from bottle to
house within thnllmlu of that city. oltbcr on foot or
otherwlue. carrying to cell or uxtxmlmz for sale tiny
goons. warn; or merchandise. manta. nib. cleats.
vegetables. or frultu. «lull be deemed n puller. who
lhlll obtain from the mayor or board 0 coucllmcn
of said city a lltcmo. fur \vblcltbc’clull ply the mm
of not less than one dollar n are than ten dol-
lars for the one of the city 1 ennui-y: provided that
nothing in lltl! ordinance all be no con-trust! in
to pwwut fnrmorl and in corn. in cud umtud the
city. from coming into paid it, bad dllpu-Ing of
their produce without Inch licence.
See. it. Evcr 'pcrnon violating tbla ordinance
ilutll forfeit um [11" for each offence the mm of ten
dollar: for the “it: of null! ctty.
Adopted by tho Board of Councilmen. Sept. “.1876.
Attest.§‘i0‘lllg W. DRAW. City Clerk.
:17
Approved alt-pt .
WALTER C. QUISTARD. Mayor.
A'u Ordln: 'roc telutive to Licensing Exhibi-
tions. l’ubllc Amusements. and Perforat-
(308.
Bo it enact-wt by tho Bond of Councilmen of the
City of South Not-walk ‘
Rcctlou 1. No theatrical or other exhibition. to
which an udmlnsion fee ‘71 char wd. vltnll be held
within the limits of this city, up can the. proprietor.
mltlltt r. or per-on or pcrwou having choral: of tho
oxhlh tion. a rill first have obtulucd a llccnle there-
for from the mayor: and ltlt‘lt exhibition rbnll be
hold only at the time Ind place specified ‘In slid ll-
Ct'llllc.
Sec. I. No license Ithall be lvcn by the mnyor
for my theatrical or other cxh bltlon u Mort-raid.
except. an the payment to him of the following
mums for the title of the city: For each dny‘c exhi-
bltlon of a circus or meungerlc. not less than tiftceu
dollar: '. for cuclt night exhibition to be held in any
bull or room. not less than two nor more lillll four
dullttrn ; for each day exhibition. one-hull of the
furuuoltu: rn'cn. except circumn- or rnenngcrlec. lu
rddltluu to the fungi-lug rate: the city clerk shall
ho entitled to charge and receive for ouch licence
given rut nforculd. it fee of twenty five cents for re-
cordluz the Mme.
Soc. 3. The mavor may grant a license for my
exhibition. free 0 charge. when the proceed.- of
limit cxldbltluu ttro to be devoted to charitable. lite-
r.lry. or religious purposer.
Sec. 4. Every per-ton who nhull. u proprietor.
mtuutger. or performer. have charge of or take part
in any exhibition which llhll" not have been licensed
nu- afllrfifln‘d. shall forfeit and pay to the treasurer
of the city I penalty of not lent thnu five or more
tlntu fifty do] urn. for 1.2.00 ofl‘oncc. and it. shall be
the duty of the chlcf of police to am any ouch ex-
hlhltion that uuty be held ortnttcmpte to be held. In
vluladon of the foregoing pmvlulonn.
Adopted lily the bound of eouncllmcn. Sept.2‘l.1875.
ttclt. JOHN W. ORA w. City Clerk.
Approved b‘t‘pt. S8. 1815.
WALTER C. QUINTARD. Mnyor.
An Ordinance relative to certain Cltv Offl-
cm.
no it enacted by the Bond of Councilmen of the
(‘lty of South Norwalk.
Section 1 . Tho two members of the board of Ram
h-trntlnn clcrlcd ut the annual election. thrill bold n
I‘ll‘I'IlIH.’ at conic proper place on or before the M-
toeuih titty of August next after their election. at
which tucct'm they shall uppolnt A third member
and abao it t‘hrt mum and clerk of Mid board which
proceeding: they rbnll certify to the city clerk.
Soc. ‘1 Every inspector of electionu, elected ct
the mutual election. nhnll tttko the Oath prescribed
by ticcllou twelfth of the Charter. nod rlnll also up-
pntut a deputy innpcctor and certify the umc to the
city clerk on or before the first day of bcptcmncr
next after their election.
Sec. 91 ivory lttrpector fnf election who tlhnll to
fund or neglect to compr with tho rovleiona of
Rectiou second of thln ordinance. aha l fmfclt his
right to hold Inch omen». ard the board of eounrll~
men may make nppulntutcuts to an any such vocnu-
3Adopted by the board of councilman Sept. 23'. 1375.
Attrrt. JOHN W. CltAW. t) ty Clerk
Approvrd Sept :‘R. 1873.
WALTER C. QUINTARD. Mlyor.
An Ordinance in addition to an ordinance
rclnfive to City Attorney.
Be it enacted by the Board of Councilmen of the
CW! South Norwnlk:
{Section 1. That upon the expiration of the torn
of office of the city‘ attorney. or llii resignutlcn
thereof. or rcmovul t crcfrom. he shall forthwith on
dcmnud. delivlvr to his succcnnor in office, all dccdr.
'leav-‘erl. conveyances. obltuntlunr. bonds. commute.
agreements and :th otltor pnpefr in his band: Nlonn-
ing to the city. and all paper:- ln union. punt-(tutor!
or defended hv hint (it: provided in the. (titular or or-
(“liltllt‘t‘ri tn whtch this it! tut additlont tbcn pending
and in determined and :1 written consent of substi-
tutlon of his mecca-0r in all such actions 1th Drill"
lug ttnd tludctcrmlucd: and upon the appointment
of his nuccesuor. his employment and connection
with all units and blltllnt‘tltl itt which the city h- cun—
cerncd. t-bttll com-e and determine. unleu cmplo ed
by his innocent-or. lu auv (ta-e or proceeding of im-
portance in which the city may be a party. or be ln~
ten-Med. on obulnlng the consent of the common
council thcrcfor.
Adopted by the board of coubcllmon Sept. 9?. 1875
Alter-t JOHN \V. CRAW. City Clerk.
Approved Scpt. 28. 1875.
WALTER C. QUINTARD. Kayor.
An Ordinance relative to the signing. settl-
ing. and executing of Controcts,Decds,
Itch-uses and Instruments.
Be it. enacted by the Board of Councilman of the
City of South Norwnlk.Conn :
It «ball be the duty of the mayor of
thin clt . and he is hereby authorized. and in ( Me'of
bl:- ltm lllty from any can", it. shall be the duty of
the senior councilman. to alert. seal. and cxcute. my
and all contracts. decor. releases. and instruments.
when in the city sbxll be u party in lateral. when- -
ever the board of councilman or any duly authorized
committee or committee:- thereof shall have made
and approved such contract. or other written lnltt-u~
ml‘tlll.
Adopted by the Board of Councilmen. Sent. 97. 1875.
Attcut. JOHN W. CRAW. City Clerk.
Approved Sept. 93th. 187'-.
WALTER C. QL‘INTA RD. Mayor.
Scct'on 1.
An Ordinance amending an ordinance rela-
tive to Public Carriages
Be It. enacted by the Board of Connellmon of the
city of South Home“: :
Section 1. All white carrlatro- fortbe convey-nee
of~ persons for 11 re from place to plncc. who cbcll
collclt patronage from the Railroad De t. Steam.
boat binding. or any other public place it this city,
abnll be licensed therefor by the mayor to writing,
and the fees for the beam:- frtr any pit lic urrlu o
nhal‘. be the same specified and rovlded lit the pit
lubed ordinancoa of thin city re luv: to public car-
rlaraa. and the penalty for n‘vlolatton oftbla provin-
lot: shall be the came as specified In said ordinance.
Soc. 2. Atty ordlnonoo of 1111: cut tumult-tent.
wltb tho foregolutt. it hereby repeal .
Adopted by the board of councilman Sept. It, 1875
Afton] JOHN W. CRAW. City Clerk.
Approved Sept. 58 t875.
WALTER C. QUXNTABD. Hlyov.
At n regular meeting of the Board of
Councilmen held October 4th, 1875, the fol‘
lowing Ordlnnuce was ndoptcd:
An Ordinance relative to Saloon: cud other
places.
no it comet! by the Bond of Councilmen of the
City of South Nurnlk :
Section 1. It shall be the dot of the mayor of
acid city to can“ :11 but man. It Btu-d wont. bowl-
ing saloons end :11 place- wherOrtlt-ltnottu And tutu:-
lctttln: liquor! are commonly kept end cold. to aid
city. to be cloud It the hour of elevano‘clock in the
eventng of Matt any. and kept cloud from that VIM
vuntll av» o‘clock the next (I . and the any-or cull
tuna bin notice: totbo pro «on or occupant. of»
all our rooms, bllltud about. bowling Moan. but
item I trim: or inattentive ll out m
y kcp all cold. in cold city. can .13; the
II 0 motor
be to the
”cloud cud kept cloud
tan-3&1?“
ndlftbo
NW"
"fir
'llilll’Sdlllllll’S 81 BUYS
THEY HAVE EVER HAD THE PL! \S‘URE 0F
RXIIIBITING TO
CBS \VlllCll TIIIY
CON FARE FAVORABLY “'ITH
THEY All!
AND HONORABLE
Pusu 11‘. T0 LEAD 1N
Furnishing Gulls
THE LARGES STOCK OF TRUNKS &
GENTS’ UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW"
AGENTS FOR MORISON d: HUTCHIN-
Comstock Brothers,
Nnxr Domino P. 0,.
WET llililIlSl
WET llllllllS‘;
Vanlluuearllmller
selves;
Great inducements
I.
Are on“ to twn‘bfi‘gifiha‘hulu Mt FALL
CLOTHING
AT
Cums ill Bus.
WHO HAVE PLACED IN STOCK ONE OF
THE FIREST ASSURTMEN‘IS UF
CLOTHING !
can PUBLIC. AND AT rm.
FEEL murmur wxu.
crewman 1FA§X§AP$§§§g
D muuim mu. accou-
Crcun Tnblea. Chlifl‘ etc. etc. Call or add
’4 B D. l'
‘ 1‘0“”.
3
tan 3-“. cm“
bmbyglmnotlcvof inbound-tutu «A
or Raymond. shortcut b (to. «3&6?me
mount; of 17mm. mt him or comm.
on cl...“ or v..." r" '2': “mi
té‘fiéShut-ur to £35m” x31,- auxin at:
much Sol"! om! an
d“ of SopuubervA. Dflggl. ”km“. a“ 111.!
JOHN Ii FIRM
toque-ml
at.
All mu tnd‘ ted to all m
to humus mun the Au“.
IShOTICF-t CITY TAXES.
ctnx mo! the Oil of Son are
hereby 1:05:01! that the tax, of 0": groan-min!
mill: on the doll». told on the want list of
18".». city meetingultold ‘Nny 1’. 1m. 1: new
dnmnndtbntlnbntl not! to’ “them
at at union in Brown a \t‘tlwi‘n cm undcv‘n
this «a nihilism 81.. during bit-Inca bout. fro-
N. 11—01:: per cont. will be added to tho chow
Oct. 1. 1075. and for each month twmtw the
tax remain- unpnld one w; cent. will be odd-d.
WIN 11:00:. To: 0011
can.
South Norwalk. CL. Au]. 5. 1815. m
GANGERS
Removal without or the tile
or the knife. 1nd iptln. cw ‘ofxgflgmlgc:
no open ulcer formed. to lclncv will he cant b ex.
Emu to give prompt rcllef. Communion b otter
ue Dollu. bend accent. for Book with .
uvc Colon. References. and Telttmuulllu.
Du. PARK INCLIISK.
mom No. 81 Elm. 16th Strut. New York.
ALMOST GIVEN“ AWAY.
A lot of Drugzht Bottles. one warmer-tor.
cot of Pcrvcrlptlon Sales. Countcn. Drawers. 1::
rue:
New Conan. C‘otm.
TAX NOTICE! . LIST 1873.
I have only 26 Taxes more to Levy for
on List 1873. which I shall advertise as soon
its
you of this number ? Paynow and save a
large expense.- I am going to settle up the
Book by the 11:161. of October. without fail.
possible. Delinquent Tax Payer, ere
RN 1". RAYMOND.
Collector List 1873.
CLOTHING
AND
Lanterns?
f
AT ,r
E. K. Lockwoow‘é.
GENTS
Boys School Suits from $4.00 to $15.00.
GEORGIAE FLORIB
Geo
um hxvrs. public-bed .1 Savannah, GI.
H's-Hy. $9 per Inuum. Advent-tern donning cul-
tomerc in these sum. should use it: column.
is flu but
sent on rem pt of 5 cents. Addres- J. E.
Suzanna 6‘
Per 1): It home. Temcfrec. Ao
§$ "° $20 an" . B'nxcon as 00.. Portland
a ne. £19-1v
Partiecwnnt-
mg informa-
tion a be I t.
c or Florida. should subscribe for the Non!-
M. 810 ;
MUM Southeast. Specimen co to!
ES {‘1 In
847*!!!
Youtlt‘s Suits from $80010 $25.00.
Men‘s Business Suits from $10.00 to $90.
41138 IN TOWN.
ERS A LE$DING ARTICLE.
SON’S FINE DRESS SHIRTS.
48 MATE STREET.
South Nurwalk. Norvvulk.
llreat Fire
IN BOSTON!
“ok—
lawns
HAVE SECURED
$5000 Worth
Of Goods from the
stock of Jordan, Marsh
& 00., recently burned
out in Boston.
20,000 ITS.
Bleached and Unbleached
Shillings & Stratus
Dress Goods slightly
lo"
see for them-
in
W. H. SWORDS
damaged by Fro and;
Water, almost, given
away. ’ ‘
tun tutettttrts
3%....
Merchant Tailor,
Aim DEALER IN ,
GENTLEMEN’S» FURNISIIING
G- O O D S .
“Assortment of GENTS Kills, All Shula
1nd Styles.
NO CHARGE FOR CUTTING.
When the Goods are Purchased at this Store.
CORNER WASHINGTON AND MAIN 9115.,
SOUTH NORWALK.
A Fine
2
LT:
rust Filllllll
Goods,
Crochery, China, and
Glassware,
AT
HARD TIMES
PRICES!
c.H,.HARVEv
Again would most. respectfully call the suction
of the Public to mother
NEW STOCK
wounocemmnusnudmhéaomn
COME ONE. com um. .~
AND EXAMINE THE goons BEFORE '
coma ELSEWHERE.
These Goods Inst be 00L!”
W3
C. H. HARVEY!
don from Gen 3 w. sun-m
3221;. opposite? the burn t Dutrtct‘ , 3%
Km _
' AVERILLTS,
lllll'l'S 81 Stats;
Very Low Prices!
To: You Going ternary.
a... _
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Norwalk Chronicler