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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, October 21, 1875 · page 3

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”Midland-madam. 1th

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W Malt Swivel
rumour, mun It. rm.—

“ ADVBI‘I‘IIBII.

Bowing «portal from our former rule in refutin-

- to running «vuttuwnu ta main coll-u.

owing to the MM“ 0'! M3” I“.

we: will reruns tum ruck loco! latte... to u it.-

ited extent. for regular adventure only—Mm.

"Hum—for t5 rate A lino; ouch inaction. Ho
deviation.

 

I“ 0" Lem
“sum: the «doublet-wot.
R Oct. l'J. mum In funny of“...
lettuce win ulna , _. ‘

I. .

Mrs. Frank Brittnr. Mrs. Julia Burtel.
Mrs. Llut- Deni. Miss 0n Knight, Mrs.
Mury Sheldon. Mis- Hnttie Srime.

autumn LIST.

Joseph Hush. Joseph anrry. J mics Do
licrty. ’3“. James McDonald. Mr. Peter
Murry. William Reynolds, Gm. P. V'nlpey,
Eur. P. Van Pelt. John W. “'hltr.

J. S. BURNING. PNIJIIREL

jinn: lions rind :lliiuiitm.

 

 

 

 

 

Tenchrrs ltecrptiorn—‘Frlduy evening. Oct.
39th. at I'viion School Hull.

——7

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Now Is a goal time to secure form! and

lounge {or the decorutiori of your rooms.
1 W—QOOv—w
Sever-ii able-bodied but not lundsome'ng

pickers have been engaged in their vocation
upon our time this week.

 

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A modern sud intent improved peanut
stund has begun operations on the Old Well
Ilotcl property. May he succeed.

h—.“ "v—

Thc Butler Lodge I. 0. t). I"..rccently in-
stitutcd in this city. we understand. is rapid-
ly increasing in membership.

The Rev. Mr. Mei-win. of Wilton. preach-
ed at the (“ongrcgntionul Church. Sunday,
in exchange with Rev. 1!. N. Dunning.

———~~¢-~

IA“. Monday night the residence of Judge
.I):tvcnport. at Wilton. was entered by burg-
lars. who stoic nil hie butter. They also

.lerved Commission” Cannon the slime trick.
ooo~ »- ——

Thc Dorian House will be kept otfln durv
mg the winter. and under the uinnigcmcut
(if Mr. Stedmun it undoubtedly will become
a. popular for winter parties llfi it has for

summer once.
—— - ., 9.95 +— —

Attention of parties buying or selling
stocks and bonds is called to Mt‘lvillo E.
Mend who his opportunities of dealing in
thcui to the best advantage. Locil Ilaiuk
Stocks are minted.

 

 

The city's old-reliable blackmniib. Mr.
.Ino. McQubnc. but put up it new brick shop
on the site of the one rcccntly destroyed.
and has removed into it, rind. its heretofore.
is doing the bcst burnt-shoeing and black- -
writhing of the town.

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Frank Shurwmd. who was urn-sled inflbls
city. Sept. 3 l. t' »r ~101lllfl2 $83 00 from plii~
ties in Futrt’lcld. Ditllll guilty. lit-{ore the Su- 3
pcrior Court at Bridgeport. Tucsdny. and
was rcntcuccd to the \Vetli‘chtlcld prison for
one year.

 

 

v -_ 0o.

“'ntcr Coniiiiiisioncrs Biker null Tnylur
hive rl-turned. Mr. Taylor. who hit! been
‘to Littii- Rick. Ark. suys the crops in thc
attics through which he passed an: very fiiic,
and the feelings of tlic people those of Ni
alururvuient and c )nfldcnuc in a general to
vivul of buaiutws.

Oow‘ <

The is tr-iuhlv. in it w“ felted there

“mm hi“ i“ “mm”: “ll ”w ""w brick bulld‘ "Supciiur Ifuui't committee to with the llllli‘

logs on Milo strum. owing: to tho outur: of

MT.

the soil. and two of tho buildings st‘lllcd an -. «o —~—<

during the course of crection. that some of h ‘i‘u‘I‘rll’lmh l" inux-ltns “1 5\~ ““‘ku'mm‘
t' Sun a.

the wall had to be taken down Mid rclnldA
It is bullet-ed now this difficulty is over

Culllk‘.
‘.—

'I'hc Rev. Mr. Sillltlltxllll. lit the lat M. ii
church. Sunday cvrning. .puku very plninly
up-ln mum of the uulsnuccu the church nud
c‘iurch glit‘l’! were subjected to; titid thou!
ti whoui his reliirirkvl :ipplicd liiliil Ii l\'l' fell
tlinl int-y Ind been in unnll and nimin bu-i~
u m when drilling the house of Worship. l l‘
in impndently sitting into the firm of those
3 viii: out after 5 Trice. Young men. li.: tlvv

cum !

w- ‘7'“

-mo
Wt.- buvc been shown the lllzlll for C. l!

lIurvt-y's new building. driwn l‘y L‘lilllll‘fi
& Brtimcll. Bridal-port. which in nu criiircly
origin one. and if carricd out. will make
one of my finest. building»; in the city. It
is to hr y? feet front by 50 fuel ill-tip. tliroo
and hit slorirs high. with on tll'll'l'lll‘lllli
Mutant-K pcdimcnt in hunt. 'l‘htl tired. story
will be lit iron. and divided into tun slows,
with twi full air. pinto QIMS windows in
front. in Ida-hr. second and third storil‘u Will
bcii‘bilndelphiu brick and iron triuimlugn.
and finished for dwellings. The whole dc.
sign is very beautiful and hateful. Itilll in in
keeping with the well known envrgy of Mr
liarvcy. and we hope he Will soon ho hide
in move from his present contlued quarters
into Ii. no that he can resume hm business
upon :I scale corn-spoiling with Will“ it was
before his late misfortune from tire.
' Q0. *
Owing in rough Wl'hlilt'l’ the steamer Net.

ly White did not minke the return trip Fri~
dry. and the sumo closed with her trip
down that morning. The scum. we under-
stand It“ not been u very lll‘lltitnhlc one.
though during July. August and September
the lrunl wus better than in past years, but
the first and lust of the season the patronv
age was very light. owing: to reports of the
bsd condition of the ink“. which whether
true or false. oppcrutcd greatly against her.
But there has been no falling otI'in the pup-
nlurity of Capt. Cross. fie has made friends
of oil who have patronized the boat and
nuny who did not. Throughout the entire
mu he has been obllgiug nud gentlemun-

pvt-arm for tilirlatluns. vuu cunuot do better

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Pelagic Hone boy: shoufdrud our .Nor- l
wulk Item.

M—
Hr. Frank Stile: bu our thanks for Scrun-
ton. Pic. papers.

W’— .
A apltnt original temper-non story by
“ liar-h " on ant page.

”mo—~—

-Fnll and winter Itytu of children: but:
It Foote'u but attire.

MOO-r ———-

The Miner annonn odor the use of the
lending maglxines at very reasonable rates.
See ad.

—I{ouo blunketd ul Corraloclt Bros.

".M..._.._.

My, 1', M. Dunnuui. pectin-stet- of Bridge

port has been bounced for rolling appoint.

menu.
-., --«-o>———-—

—-Tho moat elegsnt stock of Kent's fur-
nishing goods in town tit Comstock Bros.
.0.

D'ckrrnian .6 Son are offering great In-
ducemcnta to curb purchasers of dry goods

and notions.

coo——

Ml‘ssrs, Bucklnglitim dt (10.. bllllw 80““?

tine sample: of frame: In their front window;

They hurt: the best facilities .for doing all
kinds of framing.

 

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-Comstock Bros. would call special tit-
tcnlion to their stock of Gent's under wcnr
which they claim is the moat complete in
town. Call and examine.

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A mnunul of the public schools of tbls
city is now in press. and will he hated next
week. It will contain matters of interest to
every purent In the district.
—-———~«o
—!llen‘u heavy winter over coats for $5.00
at Comstock Brno.

 

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The eniertuintncut nt Union School Hall
notiounced for Oct. 27th. has been postpon-
ed to Wednesday, Nov. 8d. was not to con-

fiict with Mrs. Siddona‘ reading.
-...-

—Boy‘a school suits. till pi'ices,:it. Cotustook
Bros.

 

 

 

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The Ladies Industrial A‘stk‘ltlil')“ of East
Norwnlk. will give n free entertainment. this
Thursday cvcnlntz. at the residence of Al-
bert ltucgles. on "it“ Zindt'Avcnut' The
entrrtzilumcnt will consist of diulogucs. trib-
liiuxs. singing. i’ll‘.
—-~~ ~909-
Thc clam bnko oflthc Brotherhood of lio-
cornotivc Engituers takes pluce zit. the Dor-
lon lionuc. Gregory‘s Point. next Tuesday,
and the utfair promises to be a fine one. A
special train will leiivc the (irtind Centrtil
Depot tit 9.30 o'clock. Tucsduy.

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«O
-—Sliirt studs nt Cuiiistock isms.
~_ - 7.. _ -..-_
tlrcen the artist bus painted some very

handsome nudsliuwy signs fortlic Davis
House oppositc the ilcpot. lfouucriy Clurk
lIt)!I.~il). Mr. Divis IlllS also thoroughly
O‘v't‘rlllilllt‘tl tlzc lll‘ll'l. milking runny llll-
portuut changes, converting it into one of the
finest in tho city.

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«a»
——Sleeve buttons at Cntustock Bros.
— ~ 7*”
.‘Ir' Jltlllt‘S is now llittklll): good progress
with the walks on Main rlrt‘t‘l. Thou: Illtll
huvt: bet‘ii couipiutcd :im very fine. on till
.lumes' milks urc. Tho i'ciuovulof tlictrccs
on the street llila‘ umutly improved tho up.
pournnce of It. but in ordvr to mnku .
it alltlw tit its bc~t. tho trcru still lcf‘l Handing
lti thc north cud should conic. down.
-»-.__
Thu Cotiitiiittcc appointed to :lrltlt‘SS bunc-
tits iiiid damages in thc )I'ilii rtrct-t witlcuing
held a niectiuu for pit rties in interest to ho
heard. nt the t‘cuncil Room. Tuesday ovcn~
ion. The meeting wuss adjourned for one.
week. The proluibilitios an: it will t'ilviu u‘

— «v- «_
if you wont tubilikc your children a nice

.. Youcuu
secure tliii llllttllllllit‘ for 1870. nt tln- vt-tv
low price of “All nycur, (postman included).
by culling Lou II. D. Smith. ut l‘ct‘k‘s drug:
slum.

limit to subscribe for the Juan-t]

7 —» «.
—-llri\'iug glows nt L‘lltll‘llii‘k Ilium.
,. 9..
Life in vcr'v lllit'l'l‘ltlltl t l it man who docu
not, hilllfil‘rlbfl for minor iiiviru pullout. A
Docnlnr till I nun who “'li\ nilnckml by u
foot pud with n dig-.cr. A few duys nun.
owes tiw prim-i'vutinti of lll‘l life In nevcrnl
ucwspnpnru In his brow-t poclwt. which pic
vented the libido from eiitcrilit: his side.
coo _
Th" (i '[t'llt‘ t-ltlltm llllll plil'lll‘tl nifllltl
l’i‘lltlY to ItliL‘ tlic t‘dll‘fti“! for Illttt‘lllllllllll.~
in: \cht :\\‘t‘llllt‘ ut piicm fur hclnw tliu
Ilrll ll rntc-l. uiid lti llit‘ properly lmldcrs on
the Siti‘t'I buvc tit‘dl‘ll' nil t-lzliitll‘ll llll‘ll' will
ingnepg to hour onwthird of tho cxpousl-s.
urul-s the spl-cdy lief‘il‘l‘llllllll‘t‘ of the
work. This cily would snvo moiicy by
continuing the pzivliizt to tho ruilroud licrc.

-- .‘., ,_
The Roll of tho Norwnlk li‘irc I)t5|lllri-
nirnt wuu largely iittculled lull \vcck. null
was it illiuuci=d us \vvll us it uncinl authors.
Th8 .Iupnrtiiicot desire much crmlit for the
lllttnlll‘l‘ in which tlirv lll‘ltttlut‘tl the parade.
No. tldv your. All tho visiting commotion
were dvlighted with tliilirrcccption rind treat.
nw’nt. and pronounced it to buvo been tho
best time they cvcr bad in Norwnlk.
w - 9.07 - -
—-l“or underwmr. gentn', llnlics‘ Mid Chil-
dren's. ii“ to A. llickrrmun & Son‘s.
w—w
In the recent iiccoiiut of tho supposed
murder published in last week‘s Dililllllf')‘
News. the reportermmouc u'bci-clues found
a ” pair of while woman‘s stockings.“ That
l‘i-pflllt‘r has missed his vocation. Anion
that is at) nstuio that be can tclln white
woman's «locking: fromu block womnn‘a
stacking was undoubtedly intruded fora
tll‘If (tire. and pomsen u knowlodce beyond

the general rlin of this rind: of officers.
—————~«o——~—-——

 

ly. using every etfort tor the comfort end rc-
comodution of hi: passengers. and has had
m-ny teatimoninls of upprecistiun. and nut i
moon we hope to rec him in command of: i
better host. one more utiufsctory to the
trnvcil‘ng public. ut lent. Give him web a
renal. end we believe the route nill be It
plying one. Cupt. Hoyt. has carried the
Kellie White through without accident or
mishap. and us a pilot and careful unicer he
has no superiorvt.

 

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Slime time ago llWl’tlillt} was mode of the
upturn in Connecticut winter: of arrerul
ltd.“ owned ll xi}. Turk and Brigiged in
fishing for oyst rs. 3h. Bullock. of Bridge.
port. counsel for the seams. mrvivrd n
Mir: from Ir. Stud-let. of New York, re.
questing thnlno further power-ding: he
ink-1 toward neondcututiun of the bum
«53ml. pl ndiu u decision in the mortal of
"Suit vs. Ketch...“ the train ova to de-
term the constitutional sud jurisdictional
right: of Connecticut over the oyster litter-
ut. A eon-chario- to: but in New York
Wednesday between “do. Skipton. B J.
Stead". cannot! for Raw York. tad Ir.
Bottled. of Bridgeport. in which it wu do»
brain-din rein-u Ibo van-t! both upon
m train it. blew York interest or no
MM 1'! rift. Builder that pending.
“Wh‘bfld "Bent: rs. Indium
monument upon the oyster Men!
mmwxewi'ork path “climb
“w. “4 autumn-opus“:-
own-north but: «and thus their harm

We" mm“ Minot
wan-a. In. “the!” r,
Muwkfl- ‘
dhflna mu ‘

 
 
 

 

-—The lltii dollar kid glovel In town at
A. Dicker-main k Son‘s.

w-w__

The sale of tickets for the connie of win
trr eveniuc entertainmenlu to be given tit
the Opera Home. Nnrwulk. bu been quite
huge. and the runners feel «rumor! of the
mucus of the undertaking. Still there iii
an oportnnlty of Retiring scan yrt. and
"ruse who with to listen to somelof the hart
npeikerr. reader: and prrfnrmeru in the
country. should nuke cure of thc opportu-
nity ntoncc. Mu Scott Siddnnr upon: the
course next Wednrsduy cveniuv. 37th Int.
Tlcktti run be procured ut Iont‘u Drug
Store.

 

”WV

—I.¢-iive your immune for l dozen duo
dies: shirts. tit Cuntstock Bros.

~—~~~000—~———-

The State Teachers Inetltute. which we:
held at New Cnnun. D’filulnfl on the Nth
Inst. cud continuing until Seturdnynbe ttllh.
wnu largely atlvnded by lonelier: and initial
visitor: from all parts of the flute. and the
exercise- were :4 u very intending and in-
"motive cherucier. The echoin- uf thin
district were chi-pd on Friday to give the
ranchers an llpfllt’tunlty to MUM. which
mot them did. Mr. button. principal
of it» 8:.th Xvi-walk Winch up ant:
to. itbuut thirty robot": to Itlmintu ro-
mlu of touching singing in the schools.
They took up Ibnnt butt an hour of the
filthy cation. out an. eight or ten exerc
mire. Japan‘s Ink: lit-war. which
were rescind with Inch nppl-nw. The
auto mat: warmly mended the per
m. Ind uo- clin- of the Iranian.
owing-were provided to take his. attic
momma-tug returned keno

’. Ifow no oheatnntlnx.

, ———~«o——-——
Tbe lieut- shone. Int week. In on entire
new drool from 3 new once.

_.—.

W
-Yon will now and kid clover at the
Mines Damonl‘.

W
Permission will now be granted for top-
plng the water pipeo, by the water commu-
elonen.

—» ~09. ~~—-
I". Burwell Day. while working In his
futhcrl garden. recently. found an English
penny. dated 1738.

. -———~ W
-—ChIldreus suite at Com-lock Bios.
. ~w———-—-

Tbo contract. for flooring and ceiling
Messrs. Lounshurv Brothers new building
has been awarded to Mr. .I. It. Raymond.
and the work Is being pushed right ahead.

“'0‘.

—Trunks and traveling bugs at Coinstock

Bros.

 

 

m» «w

The cpiznoty is rotting to such tin extent
in thin town as to become u serious matter.
and runny horses are Incripaclntcd for work.

and a few hnvc died from it.
——~~—rooo ~——-—
Put a coat of Averill Chemical Paint on

your buildings before winter sets in. This
point Is extensively used in this town and
gives satisfaction every time. D. B. Webb
has the ngtucy.

 

 

moo——

Mr. George W. SmItli. since the fire. bits
burl his store newly pnintcd and added to
his stock of line groceries. Mr. Smith keeps
out: of the best grocery stems in this city.

——-—» ooo—r ~—

—-'I‘he host 50 cunt. shirt. and drawers In
town it! Cometock Bros.

The overworked farmer and mechanic
now tskes rust and recreation In curriying
n 16 pound double barrel gun through the
woods and swamps unout three days in the
wcck.nnd brings homcti pocket full of chest-
nuts. .. .

75 ‘09 M

-—Kid ulnwffitwo buttons, at $1.25 per
pair. of. the Miesés Dawsons‘.

www—

Mrs-urn. Ilnwnti. Sulmnns rind Iont lilive
goon bluckfisliiiig to-dny. \Ve have dcluyed
publicntion for some time In order to un-
nouncc the notch of’thc biggest filth of the
senson. When Rowan goes tithing there‘s
tin and to luck.

,_-.. 4.... -__.
Mr. J. W. lIutcliings cops nit old~fnsli~
inncd grocery and produce store. where you
can get besides groccrics. the best of home-
mmlc butter. litdrCllt‘CStfilntl fill the products
of the form and diary. frcsli tllltl good til.
the lowest prices.
— <>
~---(lnmxtuck Bros. have the exclusivo sale
of III" cclcbintcd nisck|wcnrof Dillllflll, Tctu‘
pic tit ()o.. for the town of Norwulk.
«>-

Mi‘. lu‘undcr Svurles who has had churgc
of the 7:30 trnin from this city for sometime
has become it very popular conductor. and
the compnny did a good thing for them-
sclvcsmid rewarded is worthy young man
whcn ihcy promoted him.

—-——~ooo-——-—-

.‘Ilis lirnincrd. assisted by other excellent
iulcnl. will give u conceit. III the Opera
House. Norwulk. Frldnv evening Oct. 92.
Miss llruiunrd Is no well wnown to the peo-
pic of this city ltfi u singer of rate qualities.
and Is such I fuvoritr that We bcspcnk
for her no ovation on this evening. Tick-
cls cun ho st‘curcd at Puck‘s.

0*

—l.lDt‘ll Collars und cuffs nt (lulltsloek
llrml.

_. ., w _
Au ingenious slump hurl boon selling to
Stl‘ullcn county Yciv Yorkers “an cxmic.
un inipoitntloii from Noitlillru 'l‘airtnry. tho
uuiuc trcc of Scripturc." The desiriiblc
|ililllti \vorc hold for tho modest i-uui of NW-
only-live L't'iits. They grow nbundnntly
throughout (fuiiiiectlcut. iitul could be
bought for one cciit cncli.

~— <oo —
'l‘bn lllllllllll) News lust week cutitiinril
n longtbv nccount of tho leClllllhlfluut'a uln
lt‘lltllllt‘: the dcutb of lllul'lt‘i Lyon. nu nbnn—
.loncd. who \vus t‘ounll dcud in n deserted
house with marks of vlcleticn upon her poo
mu. From the iuvcstignlioun at its ri'plirulr'
tbcre sci-Ins to lw timid grouiidu for the ho-
llcf tlint llicrc bus born foul ulny.

«sov—

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"Sllk ristletn tit ()omutuck llrou.

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.\ abort time ago it ditnuml ring valuvd iii
Schilu‘uv ntolcu from u llnly in Nlit'wnlk.
Tho uiztltcr was placed. in tho bonds of lltl»
tcctivc'l‘nylui. 'l‘liovomnu who wan nun.
pl-clcd of purloiniug the ring wns In this
city Thursday. utid was itlmdowed by tho
dvtilctlvc. She bad the Till]: on but llnul-r
but «pill-Hy gnvn ll HI) when the otllnerdo-
mum I«l it. in preference to going to lull.
will idgcpoil Loud ar.

'l‘lic N. Y.. N. ll. ik II. II. 1!. Co. is now
out of drain. tho but “900.000 hiivlug boon
pnid Ill‘i wmk. 'l‘lils oulnpluv. by giving
ibi patrons Ill'lll-tlltlxii ncohniuiodiilious. look-
ing ciirct‘ully to their unit'ty us well its noni-
fort. ls clvsorvlnl: of its sitcoms. Wu doubt
it‘ tlicru ll n lu‘ttcr tutilmglld i'iillrnnd In this
country or one turninat which lllL‘l‘tl In so llt~
tie cutise for complaint.

- ".7“

,...._ .

 

-—'l‘\vn button kid glove-u in the now
alludes. iii the Miami Diwmuiu'.
,.“._-.___

A St‘l‘ll s of inissionliiy and temperance
meetings rite now being- liclil in tlic lntlmv
ll: Church. lip-town. nod u strong cil‘ort in
twin: made by the priesthood In habit” of
lcmpcrnrce. Thu It‘fllllfl‘fl delivered upon
this question are romuuknhic for their set-ct"
by. tho denunciation of trntllclng in
liquor being so pointed that they cannot full
to hit wbcra lntl nded. ()ttrCnlbuiic citizens
attend in large numbcrmind the earnestness
oi the clergy seems to have livid the effect. of
making many feel the truth of their (loclll‘
rations.

 

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-—Cloth ulovoti tit Coin-lock Broil.
«cu—~—

 

We tuke tho following ftoni the report of
tho Lenox ll‘nir. publinhed in the S rncuae
Dnilv Courier. Of October I. ” be bent
hotel In Oneida in the “ Eagle." kept by Mr.
Funk Fame. Visitors should no there tn-
dny and got dinner before going In the
wounds. They may he cure of being excel-
lcntlv well treated hr the gunlul proprietor.
who Is a thorouvh ueutlonutn.“

“ An ore-nu picture. or scene operated by
clock work. representing u niluliiturc yacht
and tight bonito. thu yacht In the act of
«mailing the Mean. enter-0d hv Mr. Frank
Fume. prnprlrtor of the Faults Hotel. Is one
of the wonderful curioaltlca of the fair. and
much admired.“

—-——~«o

From I letter from it friend tnvelluu. we
print the following complimentary mention
of two well known former citizens of this
phlov :-

On a virit to Oneida. X. Y.. we «upped
wt the Eagle lhlethe finest and but kept
In the citv. The nmprltnr. Funk Foote.
Esq . a gentleman of emf hll‘rl chilltv.'for.
nietly kept the Old Well Hotel of your ci‘y.
It d while there bee-tine 'w-ry popular with
b patrontl. Mid M'tlculurly it grout. favor-
ite with your ctllneni. Re npmrit to hove
ntnrd the mute reputation It Oneida Jutla-
lnx from tin vxnmlnnilon of tile hotel min.
tor. which showed that he mutt be donut
his mm in thus-hotel bit-triers among the
many there are In Oneida. Althoub we
understood that when it. flint came here all
nllmulit terminated Immolllnrlv In front
of bk house. but but your all of chow were
moved any. which at first mod to nuke
n gnu diflwenee with tu- haunt-u. but the
ever genial pr victor w m to utlll hold hie
own by hi: tilt fut an Itiitottt‘f‘o' lamina-I.
you so WM an l lump or Oneida.
member the male flout Id kapt by Fruit:
M. There fr clan mother hotel of. Onei-
da we meet tantrum-t in WWII It In the
maintainer theNew York cane.
no Niall-d MW. in built and kept
all. In. Todd nod 'U ;lto were In

“I." “u T- N‘. ‘b I
02:! Watt Hold." 8:. To“ Me with:
use. incur-find has

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Oneida-

 

W vat... you... me.

At the tunnel meeting of the South Nor-
wnlk Indiea' Union Minion Band held

rend. and II published by request:-

The fifth year of our (involution no u
Minion Band It now completed. and we
hove met together to ask ourwlveti what line
been the record of time yam in the npcclnl
work In which we are conned.

Time which test: the rlncerlty of everv
ur one and the reality and depth of every
eel orphan not failed to apply its sifting
process to us. Some whose aenuibllltlm
were touched by the graphic pictures of nor-
row and wretcheduesn which Mlis Brittnln
gave on five years out). and wb were at-
traciad by the ”tunnel magnet tin of the
speaker. worke with no for it while. and.
then. as the tirattltlu‘of «thorium pas-dd.
drifted away from us. Other: there are, we
reenter to any. not only among those who
{0 ncd ua nt first. but who have come to us
nil-r. whose Interest Inn deepened as they
have known more 0! thin Union Missionary
work. and whose devotion has burned the
brighter. as Its pressing claims huvc been
more fully disclosed to them. We are In-
decrl thankful for the faithful few who
have stood firm through every discourage-
ment. and have plenned and worked with
n ftiith which has not. failed. But. we con-
uot conceal from ourselves the depression
fact. that the Christian women in our
churches. urn not vet nwukc to the cliilmil
which this cause has upon their personal
service. How few bear the voice which
surely comes to every listening soul:—“ The
Master ls come and culleth for thee." tht
more can be done to induce our Christian
sisters to avail themselves of the privilege
of aiding in a work so dear to the heart of
our Redeemer. is a question which we may
well ponder at this tune. The past year has
been marked by no special ineldwls. “lid
Wit record with gratitude the fact. that for
the first time in three years. our number re‘
mains tindlmlnlshed by death. The usual
numbcr of meetings has been held. and we
have pledged ourselves to contribute seven-
tv-flve dollars it your for the support of a
Bittlmroudcr in Calcutta. who Is ussoclated
Will) Miss Brittnlu in her inborn. We hnve
been much encouraged and nlded M 8 IL'W
vviy lilicrul donations. but we do not forget
that the smaller gifts are not the lcss neces-
sary. and that no little rill. however obscure.
is lost. that I: poured from it loving lil'url
into the great ocean of missionary love nud
consecration. that Is yet to distill its bless
but-I ovcr the whole world. The money
contributed during the five yours of our nr-
Euniv. itlon as n society. litis been Itivo him-
dred and tlfteeu dollars. and wn believe be-
fore the close of the your We shall be nble
to state six hundred dollars tls the full
amount of our gifts. The number of pu-
pils under instruction in ClllCulItl is given
as 1046. tutiizbt by 14 Inisnloiinriee. and 40
untive teachers. An English writci' states
tiiut "it would full within the truth to any
tluit Indlu has it 100.000.000 of Women.“—
Tbc object of this Zennnu work is to Chris-
tlnnizu tho childish wives and inolhcrs. and
its sphere of labor mny well be designated.
" Tito hundred million women of India."—
Onc of the mil-alonurlcs writes. " I have
never known the time wlwn there was such
it dnnmnd for the Bible." Tho Rev Mr.
llullucli. tnissloniirv in Japan. writes of our
iiiissiun tllrrl'. “ Nottingle mission in anxtn
has had anything like Its extent and variety
of influence." The religious influence of
the Home is not limited to the young girls
null children who tire its tumult-s. but . has
extended to the foreign residents. snilors
und noldleia. while the organization at \n-
kohnnm of the first L‘nlon church In the
world. has been the direct result of the ri-

fortu of our inlsslunnrlrs.

The last nunuid vopnrt of the socictv
munitions “ our tlt‘ltl‘ medical Illlrl“l0l'llll_\'.
Miss Scciyc. whose work has been one un-
broken record of blessing and surmise." rind
adds. “ tlod onlv knows how rich and ripe
Will be the fruit gathered In his own time
tlud way." How soon the “ lillrvcit home“
bus conic to this faithful missionary whose
tune of tcf'Vit‘I) has hceri limited to only
three yours. “'I‘ are told. In tho siiuplc nn~
ununccmcut " Miss Sci-lye has gone home.“
Whnt these words moan to her fellowdu-
bums who are Itunncd by this overwhelm-
ing hm; to the peoplo who wcru dul'y. iii-
llllltii hourlv. sending for her to minis-tor to
«lust-tum bodies. and to whose Immortal tin-
turca nbn brought the bread of lilo. we cun
scarcely realize. For her wn know that elm
rents from all those labors. rind her work:
do follow llt‘l‘. Au Mia: lirittiilu wnn ro»
turning to India him wits mot by tho and lb
dings of Miss (.tlnuiuu‘ death. another of licr
loved missionary tlituimltltufl.

Surely tlm immune" mum to us. its well I
tut to our atchkt-u sisters ncrmu the occult.
“ Do with tbv might what thy linndu find
to do.“ In nll tlw letters that have conic to
us from nbrnml during' the punt your. writes
ono of the ofllccrn of tho 8 lt‘lt‘l)‘. lllt‘l‘t! In
illltliiuu so and flti thl- wnil of n poor Wow
mun; “To~tiiorrow I inust co buck to my
home; more In no our there to It'll tltl' nbnul
Jill-mi. liml how cull I luurn nlmut him '3“
Cm Ciirlvtlnn “‘nitictt limir nnd not unuwcr
when such culls inc ringing In tho vrry nit?

Although we ltl‘l‘ tow in number. let us
dour lelt‘l‘n of tho Minion llamll. do " wli-ll
wcrcnn." new-r forgetting til it thin in work
for tlllrlit. null it In: but blunt tho bum.
bleht ctl‘urta lilt.‘\‘ will not intro been made
in win. PLAN.

SicrI-tnry.
<O~ .....
Wentporl. ,

I licd spouted G. if. .li'.. tho til tl'xr ov lihl
unklu wur. rltlo rilu innit weakly tn the
Scntntil. it‘lllll it or nll the noun, untll Inst
Sunday ultl‘. wlwn Sic I‘Vll‘t'clllltl. .Ilm Klin-
tutti. Null: fluidly nn-l to or 3 tnorc ov them
fl‘llei‘s iiil'oniicd lllt‘ thlit mi iitlll‘u lied tun ll-
ft nlllll'l stop, it! illtl iiltritl buwl tellers su. Mid.
it: tho road the paper rcg‘lurly, nnd not
scclu‘ iiutlilu iii it from Wrsportu. tlin eon.
cludid sulblu “‘ll'l. up. hence I uppi-ci' nl‘om
ycw this week. Sum in or it ministers licv
ill~clxir‘d tluii'o lntcnihuns to stop the paper
unions Itl status til the first-clues uuz: mu-
jlutn of Fidrtleld ll'tounty Ia kep up. Home.
ugnan not down tu l‘lll‘. which it. is voi‘y
intitob like piilliii linr t i Inc. I'm such it cutt-
sld poor speller. If it wasn't for tellln yu
bout hour late town incctlu wich (.i. ll. Ji‘..
Iiic inzy crlttur. ’uiittod tn glv yuw. I wuotl
not now adross you. lint the result ov that
are nieetln iii no imporlt-uut I kin but hegg
yourc purdoue or. I atriku lulu null onto the
litil. or more properly the nutritive. I Will
at that are nieutlwind I was not surprised tu
tic Ilcc Douhluyou Mupule in tho uhuor su-
pcrinteutleti the votin howls, fur ho low. bc-
coniu auiuwat prominent lntcly it cdllln the
Our. ii pnpor. next to tho Sentuul. hevlu the
largest clrculuuliuu In Wvuport. I wuu tini-
prluod in see Bill Finich. Jon Jones nnd 2
or 8 other chaps. candidates for orflue, ped-
dlln tickets In than owu behalf. I war
not: surprised to see them defeated, I bud
expected to are the little ov J. Sinlburt, hon
wuz runnlu fur furat aclectinuu, nnl boo Iii.
n lether dealer. tunned. but Flntoh. who run
train him on the other ticket. didn‘t develop
the strength «upwind. null Siulbui't run in.
The pnt Uii‘llu Lu Drndly in boss hog bow.
ml, with cum 5 infeeriour av runners. and
tlm laid a ten mill tux whore I lied exp ct-
l-d tbt~y‘d la 15 mills. and then the niectln
war: ore. I should not forget to an that rev
and vote: was casted for the ‘meudiuenta tn
the state conveuahuns both or which war.

‘lected.

The tire wlch burnt up the Anty' Tuler‘e
huusu lut Theruhiy kinder gin me pane. in:
the house war. hilt when I was it “fan boy.
unit I bed run In under its eves lnurn‘n once
fur oheltor from the rain. The flag proves
to me the aupecrlurlty 0v files onto the
north over rim tout the stove. nod I'll bet 4
drillers and u I that of Bill D «tannin hadn‘t
ti bllt ii are In hie N0" that morning the
Auuty’u house would't tuk fire. '7“ In-
Iunr (unutlier peece ov “a,” "mu“.
moo-)culnd Wimp!!! Hutu the call. but
this wasn't wulh scent «no they find no
Will”. Thelma Ill t‘“ An‘y. “ “It“.

amountin In over 395m. I'hcy‘l put up
nnuthnr home.

Sum foolish tax puyers am pruleln‘ the
“3.3.: twig ct use the town tm‘rer re-
" M l O'Mnd dolls! into the trlu‘
mil!!!“ in the tuwn‘u fuvor. not thinkln lg
l‘ And Into the trunk-y “are lee-
than for pl ‘mtefict tube drown out me-
di-itely at.» election. HIM tho valid (9)
voter: 0' the town didn't; It“! “Wm

“In. W“

 

BARG

Sept. mm. 1875. the following report wu

NEW FACl.’ Goons:

Muslins,

Prints,

Ladie.’ Genet-r a: onuaren’s

UNDER

Rubber and Ollclothing, on Cloths, Etc.,
Agents for Sewing Machine Needles
Domestic Paper Patterns,
and a First-class Dying
Establishment.

C. R. & F. G. BENNETT,

Blankets.

WEAR 2

outh Norwalk. Gonn.‘

 

"flushington Street, 8

Sites or Bill

For the FALL or WINTER call
at the More of

.H. HOYT & Co.

Largest Stock,
Good Goods.

Low Prices.
Good place to Buy

SHOES!

JUST REMEMBER l'l‘.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

E. G. BURT’S
Fine Shoes.

 
 

 

 

J. & 'l‘. COUSINS
Hand Kittie Shoes for Ladies.

 
 

 

A. H. HOYT & 00.,

N Oli‘VALK. CON N .
Next door to "orient lb 00..

Open House Block,

J . F. HI'SCU.

 
 
 

A. 11. "INT.

 
 

 

COAL HODS

A ’I‘

it. it. Lockwoog's.

 

M’uie COOLEY’S

HEADQUARTERS FOR

Il‘nuhionnbltl lilillincry and Im-
ported Patterns for Ladies
null Chlldrens Garments
l hllnll lump mn-tnntly on hand Trimmed Put;
tcru-l. nu thni ndicn rain lciiru how to make tip and
llllll Illt‘ll‘ own itilitilrliil.
3V" Liberal DIICOIIIH to Droutuukoru.

9AM. AND SEE THE FALL STYLES.
"I'ERA HOUSE BLOCK. “355d

DOCK PROPERTY

TO IJET

 

For our or iiiiirti yuan. Tito Store. Lot and “'litlrf

now ocviipicd by
RAYMOND BROS»

(hu's. Washington and Wutot' Shh. So. Nor-
wslk, at the drnw bridge.

The prop-iffy will ho littprovcd to unit luuoe.
Addrcu FLOYD CLARKSUN.
258‘" P. 0. Box. Wt. South Norwulk. Conn.

 

AT

amtocxvvoonls
Gunfiwonnwniw.‘

Oermanla House;
Corner of 0hr Street cud Mined New.

 

 

lilillilill‘l illlll ~Piilfll‘ll liillllli,‘%:).m" NORWA‘K' 1:2“

MN. 1'. LI.“ M. loch It Ill"

IF YOU WANT A

Gautier-mg Machine

. (.ALL ON

JOH N W. SCOTT,

Agent for the World Renowned

H O. W E 8
Opposite Post Office. 80. Norwulk.

Sewing Silk. Thread. Needles. and Attiich-
mcnts of all kinds. 255 int

THE Now“
WILCOX 4L GIBB’S

Silent Sewing Machine,

“11‘" ‘

AUTOMATIC

'1‘EIVSI()N.

Urcntest Sowing Machine IMPROVEMENT
0f the tiny. No more impl-ifcct work or
troublc with tension.

CALI. AND EXAMINE.

Machines Exhaust and for Rent.
PIANOS and _
ORGANS.

For sale as Uhenp us can he purchased in
Norwulk.

Stlgchlmr. Slumping nml I’luklnx.
MRS. A. SCOTT. Solo Agent.

NEARLY OPPOSITE POST till'II‘Il‘E,

 

I
BANKRUPT SALE.
- In the matter of i '
Lion in "I'Illlhl- .r COMPASY. - lit Bankruptcy.
Bkukruptr. i

I‘ur-unui in
stunt-d will lull
into and per-our!
ncrrhlp nud Iudlvh

un tll‘tlt‘l’ duly made. the under-
It privntc nn‘o. all the ml or-
”sporty; en‘ihrnc‘iin:r the cornm-
‘ i wt ti o o rim I 0 M '
rnpta. Mild pmpcrty ninltily con-listi- of "mid 3335:
titid Lot tit. Sprliurwood. so called. South Norwulk'
ono iiiiiliiluhud ‘uullN‘. and Lot \vcut sldtv of Sprlnfi
Street. South horwalk, mm but oust ride of Fruult'
lin Ivenuo. and into but \vuut hlflt‘ of thcr Itreet.
In tho llui‘iuuh of Nnrwnlk: limit-e and Lot kt I‘cr‘
ryllilo. nocnllud: four loin on St. John FurmJu
nilltld; Lot: on Full Stroct. In culled: Lot It Critt-
lulrry Plulii. no called. till of Norwulki tilt-o the ow
tiru stock of Lumbar. lltirdwuru. I'utntil. Oil. Tur-
puntlno Ind hind-Ii. Rnlldlna Mntorliil. 0mm
“nJiiltlier:;"nigil Ihtloroul-‘hitum: otio lione.'thrw
' . v c It 1. union 2. ' .
scribed property will be Iltlld l‘fl*‘ I‘he nbove dc

Pl! BLIC AUCTION,

If not pnlvluualv (llilm'Otl of at

. . private Illltk at tho
ui'oro of l . \ “cox. corn vr '
\\ titer but. Fonth Nurwnllift‘tf).f oit‘ li‘iiii’rlii‘ii'iilg
stilt do) of October. 1875. at 10 o‘clock. In the fore.

noon.
N H. SMITH. Mal non.

J0“
Dltcd M South Norwul . Sent. ill. 1876- 5.3l

 

V .

P Magnetic l at or Ague Pills.
with?“ W CLARENCE B. CUOKE. New Cumin!
in. unit pout paid on rucul t of ONE DO ‘
Sold it tho Drought. Rendpthu following: 34"“.

T t urn NDRWALK. Court" Alum-It 30th. 1815.
bid in to certify that I won afflicted with tho Fr-
vur Acne and Dumb A no for three yum. and could
nil no relief until I tr ed 0. B. Cooke‘ul Numintlc
Fever Aguo l’lllu. und to my utirprluepitrt of one box
cnrcd nm at the above uncut-u. itutl til-o relieved me
of V! feeling of uppruuniull and weight on my chisel.
33.?" tall"? wh‘tch lulu hwn Vitéyhpuur Induod. ru-
. a. can reconimen I use III: to those
Afflicted with Fevur Amie tin n ultra inonllld .

——-— .‘llna. Tune. 1 owuv.
This In to certify that iliv Mount-tic Fever ABM
Pills iiilil Magnetic Liver Pillar are free from an Iti-
{Infinitinuduliliimwt' nudltlp: the); cured me of over
our lomiut .0
when all otliparomedldlnfullod. “ x month» Itnndlmt.
. Allth‘l . Contemflnw (Farm .
S'u't‘lt or Conilikc-i-icr'r t Norwulk.8c l. l..‘in.‘l)9"75
County of Fulrtteld. l 'l‘lion and i turn pct-lou-
oily appeared. Clurcnce B. Cooke. and made solemn
oath that tho nhovo ocrtltlcutc In true. htlforo mu.
“'ILLIA! '1‘. L‘unw. dilution of the Peace...

Clarence B. Cooke’s Magnetic Liver Pills

They euro Liver Coin lllutl: they take Away the
1’1“!le in tho Face: t iey tnke away all blunt shut
it the eye: l thny comforteiti on no tluu baud. end
hclpeth the mentor-attire faculties: they returdeth
"'3' MIN: titer clerretli lliu rntrltu: they lieuloth
the nerve-and elven n good favor to the wholu body'
may uevcuteth the palate. Sec direction: erouu
6:: box“ ssfld byt alligrgulutfi. x‘av‘putyvnvo Uta.
. . is int nin . reap“
4m CLAI uh‘. n. CO’CKI. New Guiana. Ct.

 

 

“ CONSTABLE?! 8A LB.”

The underulzued. a comma or the Town of
Not-walk. having b - virtue of an exeontlon to him
directed Iii favor a “ The Return 'tuu Empire Rena
In: Whine 00..“ of the State n Nuw \ork. and
airliner. (troy-go W. Raymond. of aid Norwulk fur
the It")! of on Hundred and Ninetymlno and biz-

Oun Hutidrorltliu Dalian. (debt) and the turn of
outl'vune and Tummy-four One tliindrodtlir not-
latrs. coat. of nuitniod for the coat: of aid execution
and lil- fee! tlioreou. having levied on sown . “our
tugton Sewlnu Machineu. the pmperty of n cy-
nwntl. twutttlfy raid execution and coat: or m- .
hereliy i! ve notice tout he will call the some it Puz-
'L‘i.l°il.“ll:’.‘ 3’3"“ it"“t‘g'd‘l‘li " twirl?!“
you nocu- u out or .00

3?? day of October. A. 1).. ma. u: o‘clock In the

‘mlllfl “I ha! i“)!. [uni '6 a“, 0‘ 09‘0”. A: D.

an Ill. wmoo’ x.
1350 8 utinmhlo of Nbrwnlk.

 

AUSESSOBS’ NOTICE.-

Notloc In lmreby given to Ill perconv liable to ply
. tam in the Town of Nor-walk. to built in to the
lilo-unr- or to either of tuition or Micro the let
fiddllflll’lil't‘n‘t '.'.“,':‘l3‘ #3“ “"‘.'.‘.“.i.‘;
am any of tuber. 1 ltlbl. to l‘t’;ll.l:.=: other-i
'“°"..‘l’l.:°°°l-“.l'l'l‘lll‘°l2“‘ “it our“

. W ' O INN‘
united to all...“ from which lint liq ’ there on

XM'Pzfiit-n be t ndt iii Ann-eon t
. . I N ul'l‘
mfgwn 0hr y o n -

'I once. at
thorn on [lowland Utrecht“

Reruns. Niger flu. rm. _
Cm Ammmwa.

anal-um ""nunaim‘ mic
Inland-thou": continuum.»

 

 

 

, Ill-r!-
Fussy.» 90pm .- 6%

 

. .Alhfitntwrln‘
m . .

 

.' timin- _ will, Witt.
. £33.?“ ”m

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

5 .. .,_ 5......

3r»\ M. ,, ~ .‘ atw wre- *

I875 ~ mills

Great Inducements

Are em, to than about urcbuln their FALL
And “1233113 3 .

CLOTHING

AT

Cums ill Bits.

WHO HAVE PLACED IN STOCK ONE ‘01"
THE FINEST ASSORTMENI 8 UP

Metriluum’s tBoy’s
CLOTHING !

THEY HAVE EVER HAD THE PLEASURE 0F
EXHIBITING TO THE PUBLIC. AND AT I’Rlv
CES WHICH THEY FEEL CONFIDER'I‘ “ ILL
COMPARE FAVORABLY “'ITII ANY MARKET.
THEY ARE DETERMINED. IF LOW PRICES
AND HUNURABLE DEALING “'ILL ACCOM-

PUSIUTLJ‘U LEAD IN
/ .

CLOTHING

AND

recurs

Furnishinglunds

Boys so)...» Suits {er $4.00 to $15.00.

Youtb‘s Suits from $800 to $25.00.

Men‘s Business Suits from $10.00 to $20.

THE LARGES STUCK 0F THINKS d:
BAGS IN TOWN.

GENTS' UNDERSIIHITS AND DRA‘V-
ERS A LEADING ARTICLE.

AGENTS FOR MORISON dc HUTCHIN-
SON'S FINE DRESS SHIRTS.

Cornstock Brothers,

Nnx'r Doott '10 P. t). 48 Mats STREET.
South Norwnlk. Norwidk.

.__--_-._._..- . ._. _ ,,. _~-;-____.
Marble and Granite Warts.
......

The subscriber: lowing united the Morblu Wurli-
of 8. ft. Prion Ind lhetlruttllc Work-u F. W. Bates.
would invite tho attention of the public. to tho un-
uuunl facillllru they now how forf'ic rapid uanilim

of all orders pertaining to the Manufacturing and
[hurtling of

MON [MENTAL BUILDING,

13“!)

CEMETERY \VORK

Elther of Granite. Marble, Drab or
Blue Stone. Importers of

Scotch Granite.

Alon iiiniiufuctur re of all kinds of H.180. ’ AN]!
STONE CUTTER-3". TOOLS.

PRICE, BATES a CO.
Yunnan—8 und 5 Mechanic St” and 9 and It Water
St. Al-o Agent: for the VELOL‘I T)’ 14.1 W3
”0 Will.
Nor-wink. Conn” Futurists.

 

 

III]!!! 'ro SOUTH NOI'AIuK

SINTINIL.

w. G. BURKE, In. M. D.

Pbyulctnn until SIII'IOOII,

Otters bill profeulonul Icrvleeu to the citizens of
South Norwnlk and vicinity. Others over Flrrt Na-
tional Bank. South Nurwulh. 0am hours a to to u.
iii.. 5. ‘0 7:30 p. tit. “ft-tint
DI,

EMILY I. ll. PARDEE, ll.

(Grudunte of N. Y. Medical College for Women.) .

‘ var. JIAIN it MARSHALL STREETS.

80$"!!! NORWALK, CONN.

Ofllco Ilonru. until 9mm” and from tip. in. All
tentlnn to till clones of disclaim inclden to a gen-
\Irnl tat-action of medicine and nursery. Stilt. k m
Fran Mond‘l Confectioner . up town. and I on
tiara turnpili forwarded nu attended to. Families

u p led with Iluniniopethlc remedial.

ufereueee by ptrmiuiuni-es. Liteuthul. M. 1)..

 

 

Prof. of t‘heor and Procttoe. N. Y. city: Clement‘s
Under 3!. U. can of Collage N. Y.! Alfred K.
mun. it. 1).. Prof. Material Mullen. ans-tr.

fl.) . -~- ”5.7.33 ,, =‘.1 , .2

 

MORWAL‘ K ’
‘Wlnter Evening Course

Brilliant lilifll‘iilllllllllll

 

AI the pt ro unanimity unnoticed. M'
- t ted for moot Brilllnnt cud
fi‘dlitfivkud ”333 3mm ‘muu nee-Intu-
ineuts.“ to be given ct the
Nowalli Opera House. Gonna-o-
ur. October 91th.
The Bountiful end Accomplished

MRS. SOO'I'I‘ SIDDONS

0 the cont-cc with on entertnlnment. the enjoy-
ntilziizu of which her mute Manny mm.

BAYAID TA I I40]!

N . fall w: on “the 35th of Novem-
.:.f‘.‘iiil=x°.iei°meem.~ mum...“
uld of this great tnvellcr. In listening to hint on
Audience never tlrol.

CAPT. «no. a. “901V, It. s. N.

Go the 28d of November. we us 1 minute lull
beart-rcndlng account of ifs grout «Mu:- lt-
dntfid by Mineral! aid the 18 other infortunutsl who
were separated from tho Pnlnrin In the Arctic Own.
and spent I“ any: of awful coupons on ulcel‘foe.

HON. CARL sexual.

t doenom lubed mum oftbe
grill-35214551.” luv-Di: “‘1‘!“ cvenliiz our“ EDUCATION-
AL PROB $8." December 16th.

THE BlcnlNGs-BEBNABD
' Opera Company.

On the droning of Dec. 31st. (the out
otherwlle on the present mm

nun-11 nun; comic open. “ I! 3.053 01’
'I’YROS."
GRACE GBEENWOGD,

Thr most entertaining writer Ind. mimic. with

"Ynnkcc Churncter and Humor." clone: the canine

will” silh' f MST—:3 In vi -w of the ruc't
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that iggtgrlii$¥ntn of this ciao! develop the hunt:-

it-st inteleciuul life In It community. 1 large attend-

ance is expected. ' 5

Reserved Seats r... entire Consent-00

sin ie Tickets. with Reserved Beta. for Kn.
Giddgnr or Montage-Behind Company, $1.00. All
other! 50 centl. ;

'I‘ickclil may be chained It Weed‘l Jewelry Store.
where charts of the house may seen. or of the
mamgurtl. for Norwnlk, ll Hoyt‘s Drug Store. South

evenlnf 2::
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N ik. _—_. , ,
”Elimination.- by untll promptly “tended to.
Norwuik. Oct. 4111. 3875. .

JAMES RYDER. _ _

um 3. Minimum. l * Hunger!-

The munugcincnt. renerve the right to enhatftntn
the evening of Dec. 7th. for tint of Jun. 5th: on In
case that Grace Greenwood ll dehyed be ad tint
time. in her return from Euro . to enhnt tnte some

other equally Interesting upon or or I mutt au-
tertaiuincnt.

CAMnfiORINE,

. THE GREATEST DISCO" SKIES OF THE
0‘13 0101! FOR THE RELIEF OF PAIN.

Particularly adopted to

Rheumatism, Sprains Still" Joints,
Glandular Swellings, the.

ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.

For sale by nil Drugglotu.

REUBEN HOYT, Proprietor.
203 ouruxwica swarm. NEW roux.
Cull for It at V
P E C K ’ S,
oncoctsr.

S. 1“.

South Nor-wells, Conn.

OANGERS

Removed without psin. or the one of either countie-

or the knife. nnd rudtmll cured. If painful. and

no open ulcer formed. in lclnes will be cent by ex-
rcn to give prompt relief. Convullctlon b letter

8pc Dullarh :eud wL‘I‘uI-S {Fr ‘Booi kifi'ith numb

the Cues. e orencea. on cl innn 22.

BM. PARK OXCLEISH.

“Him No. :l Edit 16th Street. New York;

ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.

A lot of Drncciat Haitian. oneSodnGuncrntor. one
not of Pemripttohn fickle; Countless! 1:23pm.!“
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Cream 'I ah oi uni. LB~ D. FORD).
New Cannon. Conn.
AT
E. K. LOGKWOOD’S. _
nut Inform.-
tion than t
(too 'in or Fluridn. should unbucrlb‘e fur the Mon
1"“! two pnhllubed at Savannah. Go. 0.601.810
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L rm Ami-Intent of nuns Kins, All states
ad Styles.
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When the Good. In: Purchased at this Store.
CORNER WASHINGTON AND IAIN 81‘s.,
SOUTH NORWALK.

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DENNIS PLATT.

Rent lutnte and Insurance
Broker.

Ila-rue faollltluil for meeting the view-- of than
who wont think! 600!) and CHEAP. Olen at F.
II. Null it amnion. “ll-Gm.

AGRICIICTURAL INSURANCE 00.,
0F WATERWWN, N. Y”
Assets over $100,000.00,

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CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. - 1.000 Tails.

'7“:- M or W a M rug
for main. mat. bin. M Vault.

LOUIS J. VBLAKE,’
Attornpy‘ Counsellemt-Luw. . ‘

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