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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, November 20, 1875 · page 3

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SATI'BDAT, KGVBIIEB 20. l873\
W

I" “um—Tho Susi-mu. is tho but
Wigggazdiun to be obtdled in this «aim
To mm lo-ertioa the gum. wink. advent-omen“
must be Mndcd in by vt «int-coo! morning. Term
of §;i\fflll|ln: run he found on our first page. which
- iii to cvcry out be ruled: adhered to.

To cormpowlcutm—We cot-nutty meant
inst one or more our at u in ouch town

 

 

 

 

m this “daily will do as | our patrons the fut-or

to Want for publioottou wbotovor hum: of itttcr~
. a In,“ occur ll their vldnit . We will do the
' drooling up." if actuary. clout: tho local
trusts.

Job Irina-mp" so: truths-tors. Hsnti‘
nuts. little-or. Letterhca I. Visiting mull. tam.
0th or cunning clue to the line of printing. have
\ mu- onion at the Sum-urn onto. when» they u in
be ext-mud in the mic» nylc and on msmtmttle
_wr‘no.

 

List of Letter:

t F‘l «LYING tn the Formula. ll South Norwsltt

\ No1. ti. Nt's. Persona calling to: luy of there
cttu—I “1Tb we“: ray they are adwrrt-cn.

LADlfi‘ LIST.

Mt“ lim Crumb. Mm. E. liiwlcy. Mrs.
Eizth. liovt.‘2. Miss Elli-u Mrrrtll. Miss
ll'trvr-y Smith. Miss Jennie Smith. Miss M-
ntirzt Taylor Mrs. C Tymn. .‘li'~. Mary E.
“‘n-d. .

UFN‘TLHMHX'S LIST.

“runs-wt, \V H. (‘l’irtttj‘ Mr,
Any..- ”ups. Jr;,~r"l1.l llut'ilunvl, Mr. Joint
R, K ais'r. Mr H. lit'lcltt'. \thllutn Rugs.
C tpt. Sltlfnt'l Smith. L‘ trlylc Weeks. Muster
Ricbari E Wtir W-

J 5. lll‘XNlStl. Post-Muster.
-1: - . '
Home Rt

Attention l—Council ntcctiu: ucxt .\lnn~
day night.

Mr RAM

 

 

dilutions.

”4..”—
B;1'.i‘tllt‘il snow Tursluy.

pirnly cl it.

.i. llt'lv. but

ow ~—
B'ty more Web and loss cough mix-
turos. ’
-— .... _.

ltv‘v. Dr. Socnr‘ur his llc‘lllll‘tl atcnll to
{be rectorshlp of St. Potts, cltttl't‘li at um
2dr, Me.

 

~§..— -
—-l{r{vntr>1~‘ Ct‘ixllt‘tlml do‘v skirt glovt‘s ttl

L'u'xmstock Bros.

- ‘- -

.\ tent {it the: lrdics “‘llt‘ft tltvy go to
church—n"r‘tn'zt-ttiu: rims-s llllt‘tJ‘ tint utc
twilitxl"

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Th“ 9 '33 :t. ut..tr..i;1 .‘lvtllft_\‘, wont will].
[it v by tbla tioptt

llx 3'3.

(‘ tux'c—btcnks rliitt't

.0. ‘ -
>:~ lttli'l‘ Autcrlrue ll‘tS b cu t‘lltlllt‘ltl
z a ram an the Strum Island Forty. of tin.-
S::tr.;t lion. and bruit". running .\I In} tr.
m—i—

' at? tlm it ltrr (‘t‘lrlbzitiut

hm [villi it)

Tit"

it)»
Hit 3W "litpthc"

r‘tlllt.

.c " Ltto'nl- llLi'ftf “uric!" ..
_ _-. .w._...._

“u: l't'lll‘ on.“ re-:t.i rs to u v=r\‘ mi N»
tin: E :lrigtv'rt': l--!.t='r from NH» »:t '1‘ i\‘l«>l‘.4lr
. n ”21‘ we net i

t t 1, fi\
fr # 990\, ---
million of tho til‘l’lll;t’llt‘lll,\
"'3 t' ‘1il“£t:tl ll Exhibition wirl in: fort-ml

(-11 MN pay).

:tlilvt'fl.‘ 1,. t!

 

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imp; r l lll'\ ltr‘glil to .rppt‘ut' ”nil iltt-V

.~i\ tin y :tit' n t w btl ll‘ tlw t‘ll‘ilt H guml

 

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'ltzrr“ \\54:.ll‘llliilil‘1lt‘lll r out but.
ti lt‘ \‘tt‘. 3 iv m ruin: :m-l tltv limit {its
WEX'Y‘ grv-tt ~21th2 r~ S-tttl in ywur dun :-
fit- ~.
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——Tlm lH‘~i ll ‘l.’ r ‘tl\'t“ in t tht at :.t (' mntur'h‘ llzws.

A. x).L:£n'flll w. J; 5‘ n:‘<_ _. ... _

Son}- Limitlnf‘ tit-wi‘hflll t~t Hill) ll‘ltln' utv'rt .L l ‘21: N h l) Ht); hh‘ ‘d H J i h N lung. or
in t nr’r‘ "t‘ti if“ i r be rtlttirct1tr"mi ortlv “‘rl‘t 14“ 1“ Hi“ m 'rm! tutu {Nu “HM“ ”My“
2h:- grt- th‘r' lie ill-av»- Nut emu "I"? u ill “Mil ‘ 1’“ I HM“ t '. .‘ll‘ H ll ”J, [Ml fir»!
:tkt‘ tlrc ~31? 11w" out of llwm, l‘ "i" ‘ "-t'lt u! ill" l .:t Ht 5 ‘it ‘ '2. mt l“r mir-

_ . .,m#._..- lit) 5!. .‘Il'.13‘lll'tll\'l.llt5 burl but; t'\tlt‘ll'

“ Il- at -.~ utr‘m'lu: tur- r'tv-‘r :ttt=l t‘v-ll in," is Ill-'»‘ ltl lllr‘ l)=i~l:lt‘.\~' .ill'l l|l\ on up. .tltf

lbw if «*Eustv‘r Dr'nl ‘crtt's t‘illltttli on ”21'
llii‘ixllliil“'llll\\1i\(ll’-5‘\'llt'\l in tlmt t‘lfv tho
othi': tlzl‘t'.
.9. ‘

l":"trm ll \w t‘ '. lttv.‘ lt-tl lltl‘ littrr .
which W.t.~lil;t“i ft :m tltvir t'trtitcc rr-tu -
c l, The tutnpmv t~1rml :tt work printing;
on! [luring up ill i.- tntom‘x

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EV. ry' ll'tr'fl‘ll ~51 ~ttll

tin; wit-ml mum r]. and

 

p: It copy of
Cllil‘lilll.
gt‘ntlrw bit “iii
.' i) unlit“; tl t . thuir rr‘til ll‘1‘ll.

. .__...-...
Now \vv so our

\Vltt‘lllct‘
lilo» arc :ttty .s‘tl UN in the
b
w ty (‘it'ztt‘ through the
dppmtr‘hin; wiutt-r. I-‘rc’c chowdvrs lt-tvu
(wine into ‘: ig'tr- :tgni't lien. Sch-nu!) opvus
tltc unison It‘ll. SJ‘ill‘vl‘lV rtizttt.
my
li-t'lr‘r l. trig-1.0. 0. F, l' .l"‘tl
opp Ar tlowr of the now insurance bull-lulu.
which 21% 13pm! to occupy April 1~t
Thi'y have clung-«l tltr'ir lr‘zlllitl‘ llll‘l"l‘lj"
t‘i;§lt t, t \V. .lltm‘ lay lilfilv Ll uf Tum i ty.
wow

The Frttbxn t‘iub oi” this city will givc
a bill at R‘tyman tK' 11111, \Vnshiugtott Sh,
Tl);toks:iv.:t: l.l;:lll_ and. it is :rtttlciptttrul
tbtt this wil be t it: most on) warble cuter-
tainuri‘nt our gtvrp bv this club.

--~ w “-

—tl\ .el‘c r «it! Overc lots! $10.00*) w '1 ill
«2’ new ult.l stylish overcutts at mtunipbiu;
ly low prion. for cash. for the mm! 3‘) ll..\‘.3
only. :tt H tt’ictlt ti Co':.U,)t-ru Home Block.
Nat. Lilli. L‘titl ll

1: h the

. . m - _
Mr I) ‘littvfiui‘ tit-w butlliuuq mrm-r oi
“It-innywo :tml “Hirer :fft‘t‘ls. outrun lit‘.‘
r' mm»; “1,.‘llltl lll‘tlt't's Zl grunt irttprovr~ttt=-m
to tit-.t p rtlut of our city. It will b:- tut-.1)
fr : “(up rut-y :3! Jill curly [ELK'C
-—-— 999' 7

Hill “V11 llm it & L tritlt‘l‘ \ t-thp my bzu't‘
ri'trd up n trite on at their rooms. and t-lt up
at l-roi. L om. (‘ulct‘ Cook; till. litzetr‘
As~t.,(.‘b:trlry ll uyt,5cul‘.ion; and tlcttr Kim

[try an: Funk (‘r‘ztw‘ “suit-rs. The my.
mca‘ will b BUIVC‘tl this owning. .
ll r.v Litt‘ l":t‘ littiki rttubéod to own four

utiiliuii of governutrnt b nub. r
the gokuutcut burns the
b tutu the In t ry \vitumtt i.t:tr~st ti pur-
cqu: in: h r i la. out tn ~i t‘lo [tzsntilu tn
lit)‘ I t.‘ itLlcrtn tttl tlw burp)...
v.7“... ..._
vol-this lidltnfi értys. “ If tow ksttu gm
9;“; than and ti {and oittcaliuu. got tbv
she-m.“ list than it .\. ll. llmt til t‘o'n
“$5.000 \ttvrllir-f livw cumin.“ “Ull. )ulttt‘t‘»
In to u ; <Il'l“ out lL' 3! pl.“ .\l~~u‘. rubber
lt it s. list | *2 :5 “1'! #3 NO. .‘It‘ll‘i lulu":
N It .9 nil l‘tvltlw Lt lms‘ {.1 run! till Nata.
MAC: Atom“. ’171 olv. $021:
-w- ”flu—

Trw lunvrd o! Mr. t‘. ll. Grumman WI‘
attmdml at tho t‘nugrruuttuttnlcitui‘t‘b. S tn'
tiny afternoon tut. ruui ricspltv tho Wmtlltt‘f'
thrive was a lztrcv n‘tvntlttwc. ltr‘v. ll.
N. Dunning prvar‘ttrrl llti‘ tlr‘nuttn. mm tho rc ‘
moths Vim: tlltctt to Wt t in. Ct . for law.
them.

bumirvd
3.111 t :ta‘ wry

0»
Gather a law pilClI-t‘lm‘ cyan. dry them
wtbut them-lea will oprt, dipthem lulu
wutcr and ipi’lnkl"flrufl ucd into tho ope‘
atop. Br u- ting the slum cn-J in water It
few bum tut-cute will clam up. still the
[ma will slmw itsclf in a few dayc and
continue to grow u long as the cone is kc pt
mdat. Itcsu be hung by it string in the
window or pincer! on a e mar-mutt}.

* .0. -

The D“. lay A. Ely who died It Blmmv
livid this week 07th in"). wu c sister
of In. N. F. Miller. and of exlcyur Duri-
lav P. by. of Norwalk. Being a native of
Slmvmtry, lit! body “I buried there on
chnml-y. Agar was cbsrtercd fur the
Icmmmndminn of her kindred and friends.
The fowl wwioecwm [anticipated to by
RM. lull-illicit cud Rev. Hr. CMVCIIM
recently bar pow. w a dit-
cocm on the

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

M om smog

v: ry Tt.t‘.itlillllt‘.

to dying ll lltlt‘tl dudor lrl wit to Itttkc

’l‘t It‘ll".
.l<)'llil"‘:).‘lUli troll-nu or m mty—~t trvlug lllt‘
tttl r and {lot '1. ug your-roll. to tl'fiillll.

stttl'ltallvp Anotbt-r
c‘ tlll’tl lrtr"tllt|ll.lilll “'llt'lt"? is 111v tllttrltttll.

 

It. Frank Stiles, of Scranton. Pat. is vis-
iting relations in Norwalk.

MOW

A schooner not fat in the nitroad draw

bridge last Wedngcday and detained one of

the trains about half an hour.

' <> ~ —

Thursday next b . request of the Pros-

ldcut and Governor. and to got rid of our

turltcy this otlice will be closed.
”7-”

0" -""'
Fifteenth atllt‘utlmt‘lll—‘Tllel‘c isa negro
brukcnisn on the night freight train of the

llnnbury t, it. (‘0.
.— "woo.-

Applos are titrr-c dollars a btrrcl. and
cores among {the school boys readily bring
bslf n Sllllt‘ pencil.

 

m --
"Slut‘vc buttons at Cotnstnck Bros.

. WW
Chrxsuurtsis only ubout live wccks oil".

and cvvry family with n young lady in it

should brain the slippers or smoking cup

rt! ottco.
wv— ~ooo

The cstirnution in which the late Mrs. A.
Solruous was held by this community was
manifested on Saturday last by the very
large attendance ut lrcr funeral. which was
hold at the rrsidcucc of A. J. (‘r-ofttt, Esq.

WP... 7———

——Frt~o Chowder cvcry S.ttttrduy night or

Goo. Schuub‘s.

-.‘V. _
Tito )Iv‘ism lloyt Brothers of this city
have but it special ittviuttiott tocxbibit their
oysters. and the tustnucr of propogutiug
and duvr-lopiug thorn. at the Centennial.

 

”m .
Tbc (‘tl‘pltl'lllel‘slllp between TS Scnntou
and G. '1‘. Peterson having bwu dissolved.

 

him at $6 \Vrtll st. qu ”lll‘t‘ll.\\'ll(‘i‘t‘ be has
“patted n dcutul otllcc.
,. w~¢oo -

The .‘lormtlk Utttttmttc Asmciuiiou play-
cd to :t good umlicncc at Military llitll.
Worlttcstluy Writing. The drumu of " Tun
ngbts itt :t llrr Room.“ was fairly uctml. us
was :tlso the force of "A Little More Ci
(it-1‘."

W77 4..

-—Brrg.rius in llllhlllls ht A.
s\‘. Son's.

l.)tckcrut:tn

-—~7 ~... —————
it 'b Bout-s has gouc to jail for ~ix mouths
uml litt’tllllilt'l‘ :tztd ju luv it ll't.‘ the ill ink“ of
lilt' c atttttittulty. Clut‘. L'lnt k and lit-nt‘v Mc‘
\I mu \wt‘r‘ :trrcstml llili \vt'ck lot rlr‘ttukr'n-
t1t‘\i,:t!lilit‘pl in llit' lornr-up until sob-0..
‘0. ~
going to build :t uv-w Whitc
llnrtw ttt \\'.t.~‘ltlugtutt. \Vc lmvc llUlkl oil'
for “its tor more illilt‘. but as soon its the
our builiiug 11‘ cuttplr-icl we are ill tltc
ltilllt‘w of our tricmls.
-—— ——w
Titty it‘ll now of u drummer out trust, who
litltl :t taunt-1’ on his outer-2t, lilltl the Linc! It's

Nan lllt‘)‘ ”11'

[ml 1) blnt it out With lit:rwgl_\t‘rl’lllt‘-
Milli-303:”, wt: lJ’llt'YL‘. ills l,‘«:L‘il nit ill.-
wvs'wm 31:3.

— a» ——

lt is mill tout the llllllfliuiil ltnvr :tll up
pizctl for .t turuibcrslltp in tho tin! tlt pil‘l
lllt‘lll. nun! saute uro lllt‘llt L-uutiglt to l)‘ llct't'
lll‘ll tllvy imvr- ~lntit' ll ~o :i" to it or .tttttmri»
iv in in imp ll ttt- llrt‘ llttll’.tlll‘.

00.» .
The ~p tli.‘ areal tttgitltttttg throw this tall
:tll l‘l“t‘t'»lt‘lll. [wt-I Wt‘t‘k l‘lt l'cll

man and rztttr'lt-cu tl".':i Slit'l‘t‘l \ll' v1

ltr‘itrsl

trt wtp»

ttrxu; ”no go it’ltl llill" ‘tllliI'x'li.

pttr:l
l‘tm thin: 1.:1' t1, '1

lttg~ '31.)?! l i ll.

it llu ytlnltpr-l> .r it”-

i
' ‘ > 9.. —- .
—.\lr‘u \ nun y \\ ililtl out (“.th for $5 tit]~

~ 4- .0.
lit'numtly is oil right, but wltott you come
n!)
m l'.‘ 'ttl of t'. it 1‘ c rrryilt}; tln- i'tttt: to t‘X
\voull .mv it i~' ‘l wit of

Swords

'7 - “.- —*
Lit-.txiltt Council. N»). 4. U. l' .\. .\l . :ttu
[llttmllttg for :\ ball :1! lloyt's l)tll(‘lll;:

.\« trln-ttty. a‘ltlllL‘llilit' iu the early part of Dr -
r2 tuber nt'xt. 'l‘ltis council llllS bm-n invitr-rl
in vl~lt Stir Council. No. 49. of llwlmkrn,
N. .l.. 'l‘lt'mltsgirin: r-vrn. tillll ll'lVl‘ :tt‘tlt‘]ll"ll
tou invitnti til.
7 ¢~o -

'l‘ltrrv .‘L't'tlls to bc :t (lll'r‘l‘rlly of opinion
u" to tho pxnpcr lut‘intln for \\'lll'll'lulr<lt1_~.§l,§
in this lily. but till scum to think that lllt‘
prop r [\l.l(“ for one or least it till [llt‘ r'ity
|lI"l;t"rly tippmitc John MN.) I titl'~'.\' lll 111“
is llFt‘tl‘Kl h It mot-.-

~v A-GO’
—Boy‘.~ >vln=ol suits. all p. lt‘ -<,'tt L‘umsuir‘lt
Urns.

~¢oo .
llryztrtl T.tylor tlt‘llVL‘l‘l‘ll lll'l lt‘t‘llll‘l' on
“Anvirut Egypt" to :t lung‘- itultom‘v.
the tlprrtt Hort-c. “and t_\- rvcttlng l:t~t. llll‘tl
it was listrnctl to with Clltzi-f :ttlr-ntlwn
throughout. The ncxt in lllt‘f‘tn‘tlit‘ will b~
L‘npt. Geo. Tyson who will r.~l lll‘ bis Arctic
rxpeticttr'c.

ttf

.—— --«. v-7...

(‘npt GM. Ty~‘«ttt. tilt“ of lllt‘ li‘rruo of
tho l’tllrtrie t-Vtwtlttiwn. lust ovum"! utvc u-t
account of his titrilittu :tutl lt’il‘flll win-n
tam-s «luring: u six rttuttllrs trip on a c tko of
It‘t‘. ii. iii" 'l‘ubclli'tt‘lv. in this pl‘t notion of u
inuu tillrllt‘llt‘x‘. The fuel! tl held the closest
ri‘t'ltllttit. and f‘lli'lll'il frrqrwnt uttlbtiisla‘ oi
tppl llli‘ —llmokly.t [)tily Union.
-!\lt. Tj'a-iil lt-ctutrs in Norwulk
To. «day r-vcttlng.

ltt‘Xl

owv “—-
\\‘r in“: l-m-n rt t’ptt‘stul to urge up in our
rcmlms the tutpotl'tm‘r; of lining" loaves mi it
It rubarr limit-ml of burnlnt.r them up. it ix
cl'ttmvti no.1 it his bruit tlt‘llli‘llrllttlt'tl tltztt
tiw)‘ nrr llt‘llt'l‘ for [but lttllptlrt.‘ than ulO-l
tltnntli‘r‘i. and tho burning of lllL‘l“ is u grout
\Y‘tsh‘. Spit-rd upon a t'ttlrlt'ti in tho full.
thrv m to limit tt-pty tltr trmtblv tho nrxt
an lz‘lll'f. Try it.
rvw ..,,_. 7-1
'l‘tre U'tl Writ t‘lub held an mllwururd
utrrtlu: it tho council tuuut. .‘ltttu‘rluy ova»
nine. ‘l‘tw iuutmtcc cmmtrittee rcpurtcd it
vury liimrul proposition from tho Fulttlrlrl
l‘trc ituurnncc Co. which it in rtfcct to put
tho room in first‘vlztu ilittp" for tho club.
and they to burn it at tho Hutu rent tttl rm
dct the old lottit‘. Titc club. by n unaut-
mout rota-{occupied tbc proposition. and the
«nominee we. autttnrlnud to limit" till the
nrranucmcnta for the occupancy of the room
by the club at u early a due in {inhibit}.
One of our cititcoi who \vns at Mount
M ln‘nt'lt“ ono of the (”run Mount ribs. in
\‘rrutuut. while at the Mansfield Hotel. at,
Stowe. near tho foul of the mountain. eup-
icri from tho rr-gi-tcr ltept at the bowl. tb '
following atalcmcnt of the thrrrnoutvtvr,
which shows Inuit: sudden changes:

can. trust. Onto. lint.

Sept. Milt. M) hi my till
~- arts. to 70 "0

" 10th. N 7'! 55“ M

“ lltlt. V :5 It (0 6'

This in the retreat for people who buvc
tutu of clothing. rut they would be luciitlvd in
drought: their attire at least six times each
day.
WW...» m

John )1. Burke. the celebrated Irisb Co-
median, will uppur at the Open Home.
Norwstit. Wedouday and Thursday evo-
ninp. Nov. cm and 85th. in an entirely new
role. and topper-ted by on excellent comps-
Iy. including Illa. Annie I". Irish. Mr.
Bork. and His. h". 2'“- infant
tit public More. and an been greeted
In ”audiences. and have in return to-

 

 

 
 

 
 

cus-Illicit «atom with very an pct-
flank: "to st Ms. and-mu

or»

Mr. Peterson invites his frcinls tnculi upob‘

t‘tllttl |\\' w r‘trtwl llllll‘ltltl :tml \voririlic

 

The roar wsli of Mr. C. R. Honey's new
building has reached a height of about 8
foot.

’— «w—v—u-u
A delcgrttion of Norwnlk Odd-fellows vis-
ited Rtppuwam Lodge No. 24 of Stamford.

last Monday evening.
Mtb—u—A
—l)riviug gloves at Cornstoclr Bros.
W

The Bomhllbnrmonlc Club have or-
rsngcdfio give one of their grand concerts
at Norwnlk Opcrrt Housn on Tuesday ovo-
ninc. Dec. 5th. Particulars will be adverv
tiscd in our next.

-‘——~QQO~-««

W. C. Quirttnrd & Co.. have rt full line of
“cortipresscd faucets." rucottrtucuded by tho
wrttcr cumtttissiottcrs. also hose. nritzlcsmnd
all the nttuclttncuts ttcccssttry in the intro-
duction of water to residences. etc.

«o4

On the {bit lust. S. G. Ilritttou. rr'ccivr-d
from New York by mossongcr Svllcck ll
"mysterious pickugo" containing u lot of
Odd Followirrxgitli‘ts. There was nothing
to indicate when: they come from or by
vbout scut, bttt wltnt-vrr it was lltt'y have
the sincrre thanks 01' Mr. Brinton :ltlld
Butler Lodge.

w. _- ‘.5---‘

Thu new club room in Sit-unis building
wrts opened Friday evening. Quito ti num-
ber of tho ntcu‘tbr‘rs were prr-rcnt. and it
looked like old titties to s-c- tbc “ Knights
of the Cue " illld the " California Juckists"
littt‘rl at work at the rr‘spcctivr games. The
mom is tticcly titted up. and decidedly coni-
fottnblc and plerttrtttt. and in r'vvry respect
rnlr‘ttbttt'd for social crijuyutcnt,

Moor—~—

-—Stlk rtstlcts ut L‘otttstock Bros.

www.99—

Mr. E iitor. why don't you be so kind us
to it'll us Humidors. who writes till your (Bill-
’crtztls. and then just nsk consent of your
neighbors. More you publi-lt thumb-Local

llvportcr tiuzretto.

._.\\‘how! We might lttvt: vxpi-ctwl it. Fit"
in; in tho busbr-s so you r‘uu'tnr-ll lwltut
you‘ll ltil.

 

 

 

— -7 4» —-— .
l'odoubtulty nil our n-mlr-tu are rtuxtotts
to know till ttbout tbogrcrtt rovivztlist Moody.
who is now ln‘llilflfl such it stir irt this coun<
try tlllll they now have it!) opportunity for
so doing in it book l‘lllllll'tl “ l). L. lilo uly.
tl'ill his work on UN“ sitlr'snf ”1030“.” for
whirlt )lr. l“..l;.:ur B lllvyt li'i“ tltc rigt'nr‘y.

and is now r-n-tvnsdng this town. The
book is of ttbottt 50!) pogo“, lilllltlStllllt'ly
bound. llllkl is soltl by subscription only.
, .. . .... .._.
~l.lurli Colin's ttnd cull" -tt (‘tttlliltlck
llr w.
- 7 49. _.._._.

Thanksgiving Sociablr.—-
'I‘ltc llin'l‘a of totpsit‘ltnt't'u't
will br- plum-ti to learnt that tho popultlr
r‘ tlt‘l't'l‘ to 'tro t'tdvt of tbit t‘lttu'l ll ts dc—
I‘ltll‘il litilth' ll gl'wlltl Sociable at his Drtttclut:
.\t':rdvmy. on 'l‘ltuttlmgiving (V0. Music lilir‘
born t'llg‘tLXOtl from Bridge-port. lllltl llit’
ll~ll r'. vurir-iy of l‘t‘fit'alllllt His will be pr-.vt-
ti- ll. '1 iv‘kcts, mintittlng gcntlcrttutt lilttl lrt~
(llt'r‘. 'lJCr‘illri. llllll CVL'l'y gcrttlcut'tn must
«tow 111‘ srusntt or invimtiuu ticirrt to gain
.ttlltlillrlilt'i'. Thom- tic-iriuu t'tckt'tt cztn pro~

«'m‘c ”Will of Mr. ll. \l. lvlnyl. Proprietor.
-w .«y..- ...

l'r' Game of Footr Bull.

\l'w. tlm tillxlt‘tslgtttul11.1le(‘lllll'lttt of yo

t‘i’i - of South Norw ilk. of yo lltltt' honor-

r-l (‘Jllllllltll‘Vt‘Ttllll of ('uttrtr‘riit-ttt. t-mlml-

~ll‘llt‘vl \\ lllt \t‘ lll‘llt‘f tltitt yo critic of

rm ttt l't‘ptllt.‘ uni goodlio suvottr t'otttm ruly

ttuu‘ctttr “19

“11'

[H'wpll' "Ye (ht‘ttr of “wit 1! rll_" lliltl lll‘llt‘l‘
It: llfllll‘ ll ttttll pluyt‘d on yo lot of \Vi‘linm
i’. lltxh-r. on yo Avruttv t':tllt'«l Woodward,
ll 'I‘Itttr-«luy.yv dfi‘it lay of \'o lit-Illlli
vo-t.b~r. Atttto llatttinl. H75. ltlltl lm‘W
‘tilltl/lllL: built that yo l-l'tltl group of F0010
lltii \tilt arr-lily rt‘tttrtlv ttllrl lrttprovc yr
m- lll‘il ntt~l pitt'nicol condition of ye \vcuty
of yo tollsomt- subscribt-ra brrt-ot‘ us also of
vo luv ~\tb~r'riiu~r.t who Commonly hlflllll
on lll“ll' rth wivt' wztts; tllltl ttlx‘io it scout-
r'tb to us in all Mtll-“l‘ttt 1H. Ilmt yo rUtltl gutttc
ul' Footu Bi“ bcrrittbr fort: tttvullonorl. will
impart on unwoutwl ~llt'l‘tlt‘ to \(‘ If'L‘fit'S if
lt~‘. yr- unll r'i‘iz my it “'t ll n . grunt :t chi-c:-
fttl (‘ntllt‘ i‘lt‘ to yo Stun |I‘ll~'l of 11:. yo sub-
~<'rllwt‘~‘ llt'l't'tlf‘ \\'ltli‘ll is 21'1“tll\' t - 1w tlt‘~ll"
(‘1 null r:o\'t'tctl. it"tl llt.\t will pullin- for
lllt'flt't‘ilil)’ dispositlnuut \" Dinurr of yo
t‘utlrr'y llllll (’i‘lllllitlllly :tppvr'uiut-tlt to ye
~‘illl 25th Ii ty of ye month Novombwr. 1875.
l) . for w :tll wise provisiotn of yo r-Kpon‘c
lll‘il tltllll llltlt"l‘i:illl toyn-srtld gmtttt- of Footc
ii iii itt yc rlltll wt oppmitc to our mtmcs do
followolb

 

truly prnmls‘v to ptt'; _vc s'mtu tts
lit \t‘it :~

5 F. l’r‘r‘lr. Dtttllmy 1’. lily. Elwin \Vilv
r' -\'. (l 'u. C Stillwn. Fritnk ll. lltxtcr. L.
1‘. Fri 1:31 )lnttitttcr Hoyt, E \V. Iluuttl.
Wm. Mootc.'l‘..l. l'vnttcli. L. Diltblr-l Jr.
.1. 1‘). Mon boost», Nt ls In Illt‘lil'l‘llt‘llll. E. K.
limits. C I! 13 nut-It. J. I. Dibblo, Louis .1.

”'31.. ‘ J. \V. “4hr, 1‘15. )lt'll‘litltt. 1‘1. Atl-
Mne‘ \V, C. liurkv. Jr. Goon" Lona. E.
Wrap-wilt, Lt‘Wl‘i Nash. 'I‘. l“. Burke.

[We omit lllllttlllll. stiltsr-rilr-tl ]

_.. . 900 ~~
For [lit SENTINEL

A N A C RUSTIC.

 

'l‘ts “(It‘ll remarked that one always should prim
lloutc tatlettt. tutti llt'\ or should it rlcsptau ;

K‘mt though for dlolllll no Hi you solid

ion that you slight ttot tho homo news, my frlt‘lltl.
titrr on n livlllt‘ u'vokly htut uttuttzlt it in true.

i so tbstt tour tttrztth rtul lltlltltlili‘t'. tlt'tt it much
good umy tln.

Tll" improvotnout of ti [tltlt‘u dopoudl. at loztut so
pintplo any.

ilmv \\L' l the pnpcr'a pair mi: d. out i think that
in ”to \\at)', _

Now llll\\‘ you not otteurvwl ~I barn. in any rank or

nation.

unt- talioa- and rents tho pipers. if its U'lruu for edu-
valid“. '

Realizing ll“ must road. if information ho would
gain;

\\'.t| \vn not or! tittlo do. t'rtt \w til it' snow attain l
Adturti-ouihin its columns. tutti your bualuuii
will lllt.‘h=:t=&.

Lot us lutwyout union curly. giving ttu it longer
louse.

Knowing that wu‘il amply mill you. tutti your part-
mttugo iccuro.

rat-c ya to it. adv-crow. tltun of \\ rtrlt you are quite
inhi-

Enttw-tiy “mutt l rwpwst. of found: from titty
ttmli.

Not to limp ltttltdiidlil Itrtl‘a. bill .tltilukly wild it
\l out

To tilt and width. any color of what you vluttmu
to ttumt.

it you “out Pct-tors. timid bills or‘ lot’ltttr‘llt‘lttli iti-
tlt‘t‘tl.

Nudity tnoyutttm dotlu bum. in what you‘d tutti
good Ityto.

Enrol yolr name upon our list. and your motwy
mud tad“.

Looming this. if with it! doaiittc. “Tboro‘u no pav
pvr. if no ps3.“ 0. I. u.

a a. r.» «up

Roroltttlonury Remlnlseonccs.

.toautt trot‘r.
Probably no mutt in this vicinity was
more prominent II a pctrlot or more lttttcd
bv the- tnrlos during the Rcvulutionnry wur
than Josiah Iluyt. Having descended from
it long lino of ancestry in this country, be
was tbrlt‘utltzltly imbued with s love for his
nstive land. and his l'X-tmplt! led many 0th-
“'0 to stand tit-tn for the cause they bad or
paused. when everytluug lookotl dark and
dlmuraaing. Thetlrst. records of the family.
mention Simon Hoyt. who had it sort Walter
burn in 1086. probably in Wludrnr. 0t. Wal-
tcr II-tyt removed ti Nurmlk about 1050.
end could in wtntin now Ecol Nor-walk.
and um the fifth of the ten “ proprietor: of
lite townultlp of Norwullr." Wnltcr bed I
can named Zambian-9i, born 1080. and was
cppotutod town drummvr in am. Zamb-
habci had a con Institution in 1070. sud
Joust: I at: News. to 1718. and Kosc- was
the [other of the «th of our sketch. who

 

 

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Baptbt church in‘ Stamford. During the
French war he wss rt soldier at Lake George.
and we. find in rt paper now in the poses—
sion of Ezra Hoyt, Down Town .010 follow—
ing reference and action in relation to him
at tint time. “ Thorns: Fitch, Governor of
the Colony of Connecticut—To all whom it
may concern—Whereas John Hoyt and
Abljttlt Hoyt. both of Norwalk, in said Col~
onv. are going to the army at Lake George.
in order to carry some necessaries to three
soldiers vim—Josiah Hoyt. W llllum Hoyt.
and John Picket tbrcc Relatives. now in the
King's Service and are desirous of Libcrty for
that purpoce. I do therefore hereby permit
the said John Hoyt and Abljnh tont to
Trnvcl to and from Silltl army on the Busi-
ness aforesaid Mill Desire they truly be per—
ruitted to pass unmolcsted tbuy bcbnvlng
themselves orderly. Given under my hand
this 1511i Day of September A DJ!“ : 1758."
At the closu of the French wnr Josiah
lloyt returned to his home. where he pur-
sued tho cvon tenor of his ways until the
war of tho lttvolutlon. wltou although not
it soldier in tltcjurtuy. be was foremost in all
patriotic worksmnd participated as it home
gttitrd in ttll tho skirmishes vvo hove before
described. llc wrts nu objrct of speclul
butt-ed to tho torics. who wore tuxious that
he should be citbor killed or captured. and
his influence with tho ptlll‘ltlls destroyed.
There was one mun named I‘rost. who httd
lllkt'll rt grout dislikc to hint. nttd it was bc~
licved tlutt lrc runny limos assisted tho Brig-
islt in their ttttcrnpts to trup him. This some
Frost was the tory who conducted the Brit-
islt rtttrl Writ-s up through “ Short Ricks,"
to the Congregation tl church in Dnrleu,
win-u till the lltt'li of tho congrcgrtttott wore
tltkcn ptisoncrs. cxcopt one or two old ones.
who wvre spltrctl on account of their age.
Tllf‘ prisoners cupiun-d numbered ttbout for-
ty. lliltl lnr‘lurlod llr. Mtttltvts. the ntlnistr'r.
For yours lloyt did not sloop in his own
homo, but took up bls lodgings under no
CVt‘riill‘llt'tl curt body nuur his bousc. wlit‘ru
he could \vtttclt tho operations of his cuc-
llllt'S. who every few nights sutrn'tmlctl bis
hotmt- with the :tuticipttion of Cttpttlt‘iltt:
lrlttt. Olll‘ night at 1') o'clock while the
British were in his house. his wife Elizubvib.
culled up llt‘l‘ ttltll'bf tlnuglttvr llitrnln. fottr~
tt-r-tt your! of ago, li'lil wnt lwt‘ rim-c qtt-tr-
tors. of it tttilv rtr‘ross iirv- llultlh' to Five Mile
lflrcr in notify Ibo ltnmn glttll‘tl tltut tltr‘cnte-
my were ut llt'f‘ butt 0. lluttluriuu ilit‘ wltolo
scvctt your: «f the wnr Hoyt bllf‘t‘t‘t'tll‘tl in
krrping out of the lllllltl“ of ”it“ liritisb. but
“11- ll llll‘ war was nt'cr. llit‘l’l‘ thfl u lull:
ur‘rtl't' to bc svttlotl ltt‘thrt‘lt liint nnd lri-t t‘llt‘
my Frost. 'l‘lw first ltupulsu “‘1“ to tnr und
{outlier him, ftlltl tltr- tutttorlul was ltll'l‘l‘tly
for this operation on oncocuudon. but Frost
siippml from his cuptors nml I‘~(“\|tl‘ll. llc
WM nitrrtvwrrl .‘ll'l‘t‘tilt‘d. ulirl :tllt'l‘ it public
whipping wits Itl'tll'ft'll to lt'ttth lltt‘ country.
“'llll‘ll 1w dill ut lltt't‘ttllll‘bl opportunity.
.lusiult lloyt (lit (1 Mny22l.1811.rtnd \vus
lli(' gt'r-ut pttttttllutltcr vi the prus't-rtt lumily
ot' Hoyt llrntltcrs. oyutr-rtttr-u.
»- 4c-
~L'lollt glovr'u .‘il Clutt~tm".t lll'ltti

 

Norwnlk.
Typhoid [not is ptrvnlvut.

— 90>-
Titc llour priming other is tltl f‘SlYtbllsllf‘tl
~11L‘t‘r‘fi.

Jrrmrs Slwrwoml lllltl frtmily ltuvc loft for
tin ir ltntttr' in Brooklyn for tho winter.

~ woom
w» lluttbb- llllll single lll‘cill-tl'tl tlivtgonnl
li‘r-(‘ltx 1:8 t' llltslttNi Bros.
~a~ o9.
l)Ephtltvriu is brr-nking out ttuttizt nutmtc
ilto little ones.

«0» ..
'l‘lworttvry cttnp woo took Btll Dtnn's

watch has bot-n givott tlu‘cc yours in States
prison

' Q00 .
Ptlrlllltltllt'l‘ ()lmsb ttl Ct‘lt'lll‘llltltl tltc
alllllYt'lctll')’ of his wr‘dtliug l-‘tol Friday by it
short tottt to Now ll-tvr-u.

-. <>
A «will lr-r'tug litilltlhl nttd“tltllllcr" tttnrlr‘ lllL‘
strccl mt-rry with their llliHlC LN! Sillurtllty
owning,

m

TIM“ it'll-mist of (‘orttmmlorc Tompkins, of
tho Nrptnnc Club. will be sorry- to hour tint

hr.- is confined to his bot’. by sickness.
«ovo— .-.._..
Moody tilltl Sunkvy'u Itytttn. "Hold lltt‘

Fort"isbrltrti on New ttztttd. now in this
vicinity. ll hr the pnptil‘tl' atom; of tho day.
lfpcoplo only fill it its ltottt'tlly llR they
sing itI it would be nblossoll gottl thing for
tho Crllllllllllllly.

 

«‘>
'l‘bth-tl wow bust boon ttnum tlly high
during lbw wt-L-lr. owing pr-lbtbly to tho
(‘fl<lctl)‘ wind and the introduction of water
into So. Norwttlk.

9'9
— llthlt'l'y ttt C(ttll'ilth'k Bros.

”-
Marin rt. is lit it bad stain of obstruction
over the building of n sewer from Skiddy‘a
lllorkriown to litii‘l‘sr't't with the one rc—
crntly laid front Duskum building nerossto
l’rowitt‘s coruct'.

-» to. »——
Buyurd Taylor‘s lccturo at the Upcru

llonsv. lust Monday evening wrts well ut—
tcnrlvd ltud highly spuki-n of. The next on
tho course is Capt. Geo. E. Tyson.f‘0no
hundred rluys on till ice flue." next Tuesday
cvctttug.

 

row ~-——
w'l‘ltt' most r'luu‘tnt stock of Qt'lll‘s fur-
nishing goods in town at Umwtock Bros.
‘cr
Joe Slittllltm. rt fourtct'n your old Irish lad
living on Cross St. toll from it swing last
Saturday. breakiuu his arm. The boy was
noting the purl of clown in it jnvonllu circus
til the titttr. tilltl now liO otllcirttos til chiral
ttinttrtwr in u wry close shave to it fll‘sltolttfl
wultc and funeral.
w——o¢c——

'l‘lw tlrrt of tho reruns of winter «vetting
sucittblrs. ulvr'n by the Lrtdirs Association.
uf tlta First Congregational Church. met ttt
tzto ro-sldonoo of tho prcslrlcnt. Mrs. Luwitt
Cttllli. in Wort Avon lust \Vcdttusduy. tutti
\vus wall rtttotubul.

r—"- .. -

- >71

¢..«“«-
leucsduy night but was the coldest
night wc have had thus frtr this season. Inc
formed to tho rxtrnt of but! an inch or
mum and old bitcltclurtt noses looked «tired
its the buck and of it circus wagon. Ouab t
the poor creators t

“w“..«m
“.v—Cltlldl‘t‘li‘rl ulnter overcoat: at Onutstock

l‘t‘i.

0

-w-

«no» —~——-
The internal art-atonement; of the port of-
iicc are undergoing rt thorough overhauling,
ripping otttttnd adding in an occasion ro-
qulrcn. to mnlro things more ounvulont and
agreeablc. Undcr the management of post
tttuster Olmstoud. we have one of the but
regulated post ofllces In the state. 80! By
alttmminy l

W

-Sbirt studs at Comrtuclt Bros.

' m.‘..m~_

It'o curious to are how meditative like the
men wall: Monetize street w'l-cn there‘s a
woman right strand of 'cm with I pelt- of
fancy stockinga on. At other than they
oarrytbeir bond-u high at Iprlnz arm

happen. turd only we things in wound story
wisdom.

w—
Tttc relldonce of .1 mm Timmy. 31-. oo-
cupied by Gen. 8. Patrick. was entered by

warn of the house chums“ ‘ boom. to
author with an overeat cud other articles
of wetting apparel: The. ”unstained? so-
oul to tin W WWW M-

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burgh" int Houdoy night and the Illvur,

Ivory porch and door yord was full of
potted plants and noworc, during the ruins
of Tuesday giving than it good "wetting up“
before homing them up for winter. The
custom of beautifying home. with these
“green growing things" during those drenry
mouth- is nicc,pleoslug cud beautiful. But
many a home has a green growing thing
in the shape of a man. that la‘nt as pleasant
and bottutlful at times, as he might bo.

—-——-—~Qo>— -—»——v

Across eyed chap by the name of Smith,
attempted to make 011‘ with it coat from
Contstocir Bros. lost Saturday. without pity-
ing for it. but was dcctected in his game
and chased by one of the clerks. and cuttght
in an out house on Water st. where he was
handed over to the authorities. and lodged
in the lock up. when being brought before rt
justice be pleaded guilty and was fine $10.00
and costs which be paid and went on his
way rejoicing.

, woo.

Since the indies raid upon the gin mills in
town last Friday afternoon. spruce young
men rtrc inclined to be rather crtrcfttl how
they drop into such places. and do so each
time in fear of meeting exposure before they
got safely out upon the street again. Con-
firmed "bouts"attd incbrhtes. having lost all
sunsc of sclfvrcspcct and decency. seem not
to be ufi'ccted by the occurrence. The latter
clue; are hardly worth reclaiming. Let the
indies pr'i'scvcrc in their cilotis, and much
good may be nccoutplisltéd yet among 'tltr‘
better class of wine bibbcrs. etc. -
w“

-—-Lcrtve your measure for .1 down tine
dress shirts, at Contstock Bros.

w-..“—

Fruttk Quirttutd, Esq. the Wall St. furni-
llll‘L' rlcttlr-r. is printing his pluuatttt littlc
housu on Main St. The hztnk tttill brook
bridge ts brim; repaired by the town rtu~
thorillt's. The Winnipnuk ro‘trl is in worse
condition than it li'l! been in years. not-
Wllllslttlltlillg the tttonoy that hlli been ex-
panded upon it, (ins. Nuvl‘couill is busy
this work patching up the muddy pl 1009 on
“'rtll street. A new cross wulk is being
lttltl from tho ttortb cast Cilrlltfl‘ of tho Horse
lluilwrry Co‘s building. tit Sr-llt-r‘k Bros. gro-
ccry store. (Ehrts. l’. 'l‘ur'ncy Esq . ix truc-
tittun vcry pt't-tty lirtlr» (ultimo on Union
l’ttrk. Luster Coins new 11011310 is progrusv
ing llli'l)’. Till‘ \vltturittz took on (Niel. Ave.
isovvrtlowlng burlly uttd needs the nttcn-
tiou of tho sttpt-rirttcndcttt. Several new
r‘rrm wulks have been rccunlly ltiltl on
First two in the vicinity of the churches.
The fro‘ttnud mud l‘l ruining hob with the
condition b! the highways.
690 —

Ono ob dc wustcrl fights what hot) cum off
in dis secsbttn ob do town, transpired in do
lir‘rrlin Alloy Ilttiltlin, 'twt-t-tt two fourth:
in libs ob color. but Sntttrtlny tttutttlnu. Dc-
willtt tt lll‘tl bin lrinvly sitlc wuys to‘rtls rim-
tturltlcr for rt pt-riorl of 5t'\'t'llll week. :10
Wllfilf' fuss cuilmittutin ltt (\llt‘ focus (its
mornin. Do row commr‘nr'cvl by gnltbin its
usual. l):-y gut r‘nlliu' one nu uxlrlcr tt:tttt~‘.~‘.
tllltl spittirt' on our ztn mint-rs t-losv. our]
(111! do trubblo sat. in {0‘ snrtiu. Stennt w:t.~
up so it. couldn't be ‘vuirlt'd no how. A fir-r
bl' tkiu' frrc or to pulls tlll-l clmirs obrr cur'lt
tttltlrrs llt’ll'lti. ilt‘y llllllt‘llt'tl lllltll‘l' do nr.ns
and went lltltl do u rsengt- inhirtt'ss on l‘:i(‘ll
tttldvru nose lllttl curs't-s. Don
pullin' wool ntttl t'usiu' do olc ltob \vlrt tlt'rt‘
gatrruunls. ltllll dc “‘in ctr-y tlld still: to broi-
"(‘55 um] yr-ll \vus \t‘ll~.~‘I'l'll two wild cuts.
lly tllS time do Ill‘lL'llllttl'llOtltl er t‘:tiscrl.‘:ttt'
n pul'tr'crttrtu (‘lllll in 011‘ put on 0nd to de
cotttlrtt. llttt tll!‘ won‘t bc (lt‘ t-trl ob it.
Dem witur'u bub got to tight rbtl light out. it
dry don't act a (button ‘i'otr- nrxt (lily nrlr‘t‘
rlooms rbty, tutti wltrn day do. you just look
out for lmt train and b its ob soup, tutti
Runs ob knosenc, r-tr‘.

Wrww
—-ln tho lino of gums shirts and draw-«rs,
Cometuck Bros cnutmt be sttrp'tssvtl.
”

 

 

tlr-y went to

[For thr srs’rtxrm
Currency.

A‘ it it proved by lung; cxpvrir-uco lltut
currvucy null l‘ll‘t‘lll‘lllnu flltftlllllll is tilt in—
dispvtisnblt- cortt‘r-nbncu. lllt' inquiry is
pt'opr-t how it turtv llt‘al proruutl' its tt'ttv
lll'll'll's ittiput'titlly to ttll t-oncvrucrl. It
would it" ttnrcetsourtblu to limit utcn.utt«l
prcvr-ttt lli' ir using tttortov for the purposi-
of making money. (lut'rvucy. or bank
ttott-s. or individual notcu. tttny clmugu in
tltvir contptrntive vulttr'. its also will estate
rind products of btbot. Now if we nt'gtto
tltrtt currency should flow without tturcu—
sonuhlu obstructions into till Clittllllt‘l“ of bus-
tucss it in br-cuuso we think l.tbor would br
llto butter ruwurdcd tltcrr-by.

We are sustrtirtcd ltt snvtng idloncst di—
llllnlfillt‘s the wcrtltb of individuals. ttorl cott-
srqtlt'tttly of tho ntttiuu. And Its cnrt‘t‘nt‘y
is only it facility, and as such «iris business.
lot business have no itbuudout supply. Cul-
rcncy is valuable for wttut it vfi‘t-cts. the
tigurcslu nggrr‘gitte estimate showing the
amount of issues of currency is not so much
the question. as data this country by indi-
thtlttl prmpr'tlty increase in Wealth, and
what tfi‘uct docs currency~huvu in this in—
crease of prosperity and wealth.

The good rvrtsoncr will conclude that if
the action and application of currency ox-
tettds improvements, and which calls for in-
bor. and products of labor giving wcrtltb
and prosperity. it is then employed most
usefully and ctl'ccts the best good of all
men. “it

w—«vow
The National Protestatrf.~-

'l‘ltlt pnpulur. attractive. and interesting
Antirllumun Catholic Monthly Journal.
we regret to say. was suspended soon after
its introduction to the public last summer
in comer] wrwo of the unforseen and ttnexv
peered ilrtrtncitl cmlutrntssment of the late
publishers. We are pleased to announce:
that. it bats boon i‘va‘Slttbltllietl upon .0 sound
financial hosts that guarantees its pvt-tutt-
noncy tutti stit‘cossftll career. The Editorial
muncufiment of tho paper will be in the
hands of l). M. Gruduy. Esq. formoly Exil-
tor of Gra‘rty‘s Puritiri Monthly. and for
twcuty- onu yvurs connected with tho Press
of the country. or long practical cxpcrl
once its a writer mul publisher. be will bring
to ltitt Mile-tunnu ttttt tnost «bio and [I'lptllitl'
tltcolouierti tutti liternrv talent available in
this country rind Europr. 'l‘lto orlgittitl
plain of t\ monthly pttblicstlon of this paper
wtll be maintained for the present. but the.
publisher: hope during the caution your to
ntrtlteit a regular wucltly newspaper. The
November number-told" out and presents

 

is brim full or tutu-eating matter contacted
with the Roman Catholic donation to its va-
rious aspects. and it time amount of cltoteu
and weltoetectod literary articles. The
“inscription price of Tait Futon“. Paar.
Isms? is but One Dollar per Annum. on
mutant-omit" that plum it within tire
rcacboftlic hutttbldit in thc ma. Spee-
imou coptcs will be sent to buy address upon
the receipt of ten cents by tho pubiiubcri
Mount. Vugcldr 00.. 67 Liberty Street,

New York. We hope to Ice Tu Romu-
u. Paousutrr liberally and generally
unstained. . '

It is oomldorqdfvtltgtblug" now to bring
out tbs old Illusion! otitar candle-attain

 

l3 palatal to tutor «colon bosotlfu lust
scrim Quins. m... . . . ‘

 

 

rt handsome typographic“ uppvsrsuoemnd ‘

sud modelabn for the camel curly!“ turn.
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lists Dawson

MAGAZINES

AT I'll strum M‘l‘ll. VI! !

Litteil‘a Living Agcr,. . . . . .Slbg par annptn

 

Atlantic 7

Scrlbucrs................. .7 “ “
Sunday Magucinc.......... .00 “ "
St.Nicholas,..............- .80 “ ”

flfi'l’lesse bind in nutter us soon as poulblc.

 

The Hersome Guitar.

’ntcntcd Sept. 19. 1805: Dec. id. 1873: March
it). l875. ,

CAUTION TO THE PUILIC.

Owing to tho parsistunt cudcnvors of month
humor: and dollars to all the router with
he most ltifrrlor quality of imitations of our
tier-some Gutter. representing them on genu-
tnc. we feel impelled. in order to protect our.
telvea and our A arm: to inform all such as
unlocking for custom Hand-work. that our
. nods are cold only by regular Mental and
r -c more Hemline Gutter w ll be stamped on
tho linin of out shoe. To such as hove nov-
or count on shoes. we would state tbttt we
have introduced thorn into nearly every city in
the Union; and for convenienra, fit. at to and
durlbiltt '. we burn rocr-lvr-d tho very lgbcst
testimtm trill. which can be bad of our Agunttl.
\. I]. llUY'l‘. & 00.. to whom we ltttvc given
the exclusive pole of our beds in Norwalk.
Conn. THOMAS EMF. SON'S SONS.

Manufacturers.

0 YES I C

Goorlblucn to in Shite! and Boots ttt A. ll.
uos‘u‘ & no u

 

. -i n I .

Good Good-- at low and uniform
l'rfccu.

Mott‘s ltnbbr-r Boom. bro-r.

Mott‘a Rubber choc:
Lucius Rubber Shoal

3 on. :2 '5
tr 70c 80c
45c 60c

Count and sec us when wanting Show of my

kind. Wc can plrmso you. Storcftdl of New

Goods.
E. (I. atru'rs Pile shoes.

ltcrttr tubrr, Reutctnbc. Remember.

A. H. HOYT 8: 00.,

Opera House Blot-It ,

‘NouvaLK. CONN.
Next door to llnrlcm 6: 00..

 

. ‘ _
Magnetic I ever Agttc Pills.
l’rcpttrud by CLARENCE I). COOK 3. Now (‘uttmttn
t‘t , wont post paid on rvcoirvt of USE DOLLAR.
Sold by tho Drttugist. Rorttl the following: -
Hrt‘ru NtlttWALK. (‘uxN.. Arum-t 30th. lSTft.
Thin is in (‘t‘rllfy that 1 “its nttlirtml with tho Fe-
\‘vr Aunt- and Dumb Auttc for Illi‘t't‘ you". and could
tttut no rulit-f until I trial C. it. Cookc‘u Magnetic
Fen-r AL'IH‘ l‘tllrt, uttd to my warrior port of our box
(‘llrt'd mv ot the above titrscatxac. and also rcllcvwl we
of it {ct-ling of npprmu-lntt and Wright on my Cher-l.
My up tctltr. which has bet-n very poor lllilt't‘tl. m
turuvd to "w. I t‘tlll rocomtnt-ml thou-o pills to 1h(\.~o
:ttllit'tvd \\ itb Fat or Agile on ti ruro filt'lllt‘lll'.
———- Mir-t. Titus, l uwun‘.
Tltlr‘ bl lorortlry that my Mnuttotlc Foyer Agttc
Pitts and Mugttotlc Lin-r l’tlbt arc trm- front any in-
lttrious «ttlntptwvu. tutti that tltoy cttrvd trio of I-cw-r
A no and [it too: Complaint. of MK month-i stoodiurz.
w text All other rotuudlos frttlcd.
(‘Latmsrn B. Coons. Now Comma. Ct.
STATED)"(‘ohutcvrtr't'r i I” Norwnikfio \. Lil). ‘25
County of Fulrflcltl. l ‘ len and t tore pots-on.
ttll 'npportrt'd. (‘lttrcncc ll. Cooke. and made solemn
on t lltrtt lhl‘Hl)1‘\'t‘(‘|‘rllucnloil‘ ttlu‘. lwt'ort- mu.
Wu Lust '1‘. t‘ruw. .lttr-tit-oor the Pear-c.

Cltll‘ellt'e It. Cooke's Magnetic Liver Pills
it thaw rltltl'orllt: with Lin-r Complaint. or (‘on-
rtioutintt of Iltt‘ Ilmwlr. rhonlrl act 1 box of Man-
Itt‘llc Ltwr l’illt I/m'r r‘ur‘r mmltl In? rn‘luln. 'Jltcy
r.-movu nil )‘t‘lluwldlt rollor front “.0 skin ttttd cycr.
tutti rumovo all ltlutt‘ltt'a and pimplos from tho cont‘
plt‘xiolt. ’l‘ltvy prevent dirrssvs by removing tttv
nurse. They do not impair tho siren th. Sold by
all rlrttgxiut: or n-ttt pull [mid on rr-t‘o pl of '25 canto.
N. B.~I have received ovot coo testlm'ntlolu.

Shut—wt CLARENCE B. (300KB. New Cerium Cl.

 

LAY IN l'0lIB

WINTER’

O C C
O O O
A A. A.
L L I.-
WHILE

PRICES are DOWN.

Riciar s, Weed iii.

are selling the

 

BEST QUALITY 0!"

GOAL AND WOOD

At the

LOWEST PRICES.

They also Contract to

Build Boats

Ofanchrrcrlptlon and size. Orders left
at Sullivan’s (Ham‘srore will receive
prompt attention.

Sewing Machines

Willcox & Gibbs

Agency.

. Fog—r...- W‘—

 

 

Machines furnished.

Stamping and Picking. Also
‘ MILLINEBY,

at

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

All kinds of Sewing Machines
Sold and Repaired. Ports of
‘ Oil and
Needles, Thread and Silk; In-r
structions given.‘ Stitching of
all kinds done at short notice.

In all its bronchus. 7.3911711“:
pressed over in s'sup'erior‘man-
nor. All clans" for PIANOS
LE ,S”or5"1‘un" tugord

unqguo
Forces

FOR

{ (5‘

Cash!

Best Heavy Brown
Sheeting 9 Cents.

Superfine Brown Shirt-
iugs 9 cents.

w

lVruusut-tu 4-4, 10

Cents.

Utica 4-4. 14 Cents.

Cottons equal to 01-

thct' 1 2%; Cents.

Good 4—4 Seetings 9
and 11 Cents.

Boys Underwear White
and colored, 28 to
3G in, ‘50 Ois.

A Splendid Pair of
Blankets $5.

Good 2 button Kids $1
per pair.

FULL ASSORTMINT

FANCY~ GOODS,
UN DERWEAR,
HOSIERY.

GLOVES,

CARPETS.
OIL CLGTHs, v/

MATS,

BUGS.

A’l'

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8

K“ I'.

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.Great InducementS

oboat
Anofirdtotbua'dw Emilia” rm

’ AT

Cums ill Bill.

t
i

W80 RAVE PLACED IN BTOCK ONE 0?
TflE FINEST ASSORTXENI‘S UP

Marriott’s iBty’s

CLOTHING!

EVER HAD THE PLE tSURE OI"
"0 THE PUBLIC. AND AT -
CBS WHICH 'PH Y FEEL CONFIDENT
COMPARE FA‘VORAB ' KT.
THEY ARE DETERMINED. 1P Lilw PRICES
AND ROXORABLE DEALING “1L1. ACCOhL
PLlSll IT. TU LEAD IN

'1‘“ KY HAVE
EXHIBITING 'l

 

CLOTHINE’}

AND

GENTS

Boys School Suits front $4.00 to $15.00.
Yuutb‘s Suits from $800 to $25.00.
Men‘s Business Suits from $10.00 to $30.

THE LARGES STOCK OF TRUNKS a:
BAGS 15' TOWN.

GENTS' UNDERSIHRTS AND DRAW—
ERS A LEADING ARTICLE.

AGENTS I-‘OR MORISON 6: HUTCHIN-
SON‘S FINE DRESS SHIRTS.

Comstock Brothers,

NEXT D008 10 P. O . 48 Mus Srnuz'r.
South Norwalk. Norm-1k.

Ordinance in Relation to Water
Works.

CITY or“ Sacra Numuut. }
Cor sort. ClLUIBER, Nov. 8. A.D.. 1875.

An Ordinance relating to the Water Works,
and providing for the r-uforcemr-rtt of the.
Rules and Regulations of the Water Com-
missiorrcrs.

Be it Enacted by the Gunman Council of the
City of South 5,0111%!“ :—

SEC. 1. Every c-rcon who that! Violate no of
the rules st d regtt atlon! heretofore mode or w let:
any hereafter be mode by tho Water Commissioners
or the City regarding the use and distribution of
wstcr bv menu: of the Water Works count-noted
cud mafotninrd by the City. or who stroll neglect or
refuse to perform any dut imposed upon bun un-
der or by any of ca d 111 or! and regulations. and
every person who shall be ilty of an caroten-
nocs. nczllzcncc or wilful In ecnnduct w crcby or

in consequvucc of which any of the reservoirs.
water pipes. hydrant: or- other appmtrtr. fixtures

or property of my kind connected with or upper-
minim: to the aid Wctor Workt shall boil: my my
injured or destroy cd. or whereby or in con-aquatics

f which Any In: or dcmsgc shall result to the i try

in account of or in connection with cold Woul-
Works. Ibo“. in addition to our fine or other pct-Ito .
ty which may be intro-rd. be liable to pay so: darn-
ugcs tberofor to the treat-W of the water food for
the an of raid fund. ad Ill action! which u be
brought in bohtlf of t c our to recover any cbt.
durum: or other thing in demand. routing to or on
account of aid Water Work: or the top it of voter
therefrom or for on; injury thereto. chat in brought
in the aunt of In! said
fund. 1 m th
BIG. 1. If on per-on. without sperm t. c
Water Domini-signer» shot] up. or unto any cort-
mctton with any street undo. service or other dia-
trlbutiug pipe. or with either of the min,
whet-ob on water is or may be token. drown or
oonduc rd root the Water Works. or c by any
means divcrt or conduct water from cold Works. or -
shalt tulle up; cdditiou to g “man. of my
w r pol, tnrecoro pin I.w

girl'uufi of doc- 03 any flow that! is fitted
by the permit it! by each pct-eon. or whmby such
water is or my a plied to other BIB! that In 1L
lowed by Inch pom hutch puma no clan
be whimt to a flue of not in. then too dollar-I no:
more t twmy dollars.

with ”from
Harper-alas“. u u: that

 

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treasurer for the not: of

wortouyuloorrcqum afoul
not; non so offending stall be
gfll‘e’lfifibwfla than («not auction
m“ r hint but imam
. . art anon. 0 rue
8" ‘b‘c clap):

to on: it vomit or I . or
withou mil-tort from the Watermm
draw. out or one mm mm (except
incarcttIMOnlnll touch «om
or lamination wing“; «chum cantor can; _
coo . I“ M W .
pineal nothmnttwnct-uorethn two-truck

m.

8 .5. If” lumbuccothumwhomu
not? pot.” “Tl"wg" claw" o tu‘fir’gc unlof war"
9” or wire. Wort:- which stun to mad
with acid Works that th- wutcr . «loci .m-
Iow in or e such .

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