annular, serum 17; 187‘-
nova- I'l'Atfladtysfum
tenant-Mamba“ Boa-(them
sthntxswlavswmsadst them
ammuww;awum
“WMHnYfitaull-smm
mun-.3-ltamnrugquuuam
salad ry. Pme-nva
3
In... mumAnaedewtwhtoo-dm
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extra site and pan the ha
vor. n s loution for “nurturing establish-
ueats it sit-gaunt facilities. Bees-re the Ker.
Inns): Loans t8
glut-era; Faking C...
Hills. Robert ii.
wan s In: ‘1!!!th . Geo. ‘. Bell'-
flip and and
lust In}!
lurin- Blliwa ; chords. & Weed
; builder. an contractors. lumber
s. nurseries. hurt-ta etc. For the
general rota! and local business. modvurtllinxcoh
aton- or this paper. There are 3 churches. Courag-
tt stop-L lethodht. billet. Catholic. I a
Ball ; one Bunker ; The
7 which has “codes in
every sale in the l. niou. on. of non suc-
cessful companies in the country. Then. are excel.
lent graded schools. (as works paved streets. de-
lightful and extended views of the Sound as far as
the eye an reach. east or went. tram tho elevatitma
rising from the undue-s mm. where are situated
many beautiful sonnet villas. and rommodions res.
Manon. owned by those not engaged in business
have. the one-nan s at which contribute much to the
lite, fashion and prosperity or the city dnrtn: the
summer months. “are aretwo ku nppolnl‘edand
well conducted hotels—French‘s and City. There is
also nearly completed a '
llteut upon hound: sec
will to none in the state. The South Nurwaih Sen-
tinel is the only published. and occupies a drid
peculiarly its own in the dissemination of new: in the
city and throughout the county. To capillllfll and
manufacturing establishments looking for a place to
locate. we recommend this city. Any information
destred. will he cheerfully given by addressing “ll
umber of tho City government whose names wi
he found In another column. . uth Stu-wait; oat-rs
annual facilities and inducements to the capitalist.
mechanic or laborer. as it is a city at great possibili-
lies. a city now of importance and Inductive-a rep-
ronwntttlvaxaw English? towaiflhaviugdeve facility
pm an prov t vs arm: it; an an ngmau-
sy and enjoying l5:
DEA TH 01“ SENA TOR PERI? l'.
Sunday sfterumn last. Unis. S. Ferry.
[3. S. Senator. died at his home in Kora-alt.
at the age of 53 years. For several years
past Mr. Ferry. bad ban in poor hunllh,
and a great slider-er from a spinal nd‘rcliun.
but during the past summer his health had
appeared butter than for some time. and he
had made all the arrangements for tsklm:
his place in the highest branch of thv gov-
erntncat with the beginning of the urhl
session of congress. Recently he lit-value
imprrsocd with the idea that the treatment
to which he was sublo-cted was destroying
his brain. anti decided. with the approval
of his family and physicians. to place him-
self in the hands of a physician in lit-mk-
lyn who had made the disease from which
he was sudering a specialty. The hoped for
releif. however, was not obtained and on
Saturday last. by the 5 p. in. special. ho was
brought to his home, and u sympathetic and
admiring throng trimmed hia traunfcr
from the car to the carriage which wa. to
convey hirit to his residence. and looked for
the last time into ttw face of Cmmmlimt‘s
greatest stutcsmauautl one of the Clltillll'y's
able-st and most honored Senators. The
following. from the pen of his pcraoual
friend and associate. A. H. Byinctnn. of the
Gazette. is a heart‘s tribute to a noble umu:
“A man so richly gifted in all the t‘llllut‘filS
of genius—a natural born orator. of thu ra—
rest personal magnetism, of tile purt‘si pa-
triotism. and most unselfish drvotiuu m the
right—such u mun could not ticpart own
from the private walks of life. without pun
fuundt-st regret. But when to all ”that:
qualities are added the highest ntlit-ial res-
ponaibility and trust, the heart of tho 1“.
"l lion is touched, and it becomes a t‘xuunlnn
bereavement. The noblcr qu-‘tllllt'i in Hun-
tator I-‘Brry'l churuclrr are so fully known
and appreciated by all our remit-rs. that it
were idle, (did we fuel equal to the task)
to give them cvm an attempted doling...
tion. Haw oft thrsc columns lmve live-u en-
richt-d. in the yl‘als‘ gone by. with the pro.
ducts of his cultured pen. it in needless to
recount. ills unsullied public record is the
nu ion',» properly. Thl stair he luvvd and
served at) well. will over honor and chmish
his memory. While l-l his family and
friends the knowlmlgc t:. It all hisgrmt pitt-
en. Ind unblonvlalitim \\t'l‘ - t-unsucraml 1..
an ardrut licsire in do good. is for thorn ”it: ’
richntlrgacy he could posiibly lulrw lm
hind “
.\lr. r‘vrry was born in Bollwl, .\llq
“‘33
id.
lie was graduated at Vain l‘nlltgv
in in“. atmlictl law. and wait admitted in '
iltt‘ ilariu ll‘lll lie practical in Nuru‘alk.
and in ma wxs ipllillltlt‘hl Judur of Pt»-
bate fur this tilalriot. lip was rirrtnl m the
Slate Sonata in ill“ and iridll ; in tiw hum
war he was also nipsintrd Slutu'i Allows)-
for Fahd-dd t‘numy. a position which no
hriti till i359, wlwn hr in“ rlmoml in tho
Thirtyx-lxth (fungi. u. wrvinu un llw t‘nun
ullttce no Revolutiunrry t‘lailna and on tlw
Spitt‘lal(‘drtltuiltccuf Tllll‘ly‘llll‘t’tl nu lllt‘
Ribs-Ilium. 5mm. llr was [\hllllltlt‘illl)‘
mamlml with tho Militia of his Stair.
having tart-u sppulaml l.lt'llli'lltlll| t‘uluuri
of tin First Divialvttl C ll’lllt‘t‘llt‘lll Militia ill
l8". and hr entered llw l‘nluu settler: Itt
lite vwlrofllu~ n-hclliull. serving with do-
lincllnnasColnm-l anti lirlgadlvr tlvnml.
[u 135 he \vau circled to the l'nltnl Stains
Senate for the turn: walunlng Much 4 1m.
lie also went» a delecato tn the “Laval
isu. Convention“ In Phlladclphla in the
nine year. and to the Soldiers‘ Cutlvetltllm
at Pillsburg. During the llrst'lorm of Mn
Senatorial setvICe he was a member of the
Ccmmitteaa on private Lind (‘lalmlu l’at-
eats and the Patent Other. Public Buildings
and Grounds, and the Territories in May.
183. there was a notable Central in the
Gmueetlcut Lrgislature um the t'lr'tll-m
of a mu- to Senator Fr rv. whim it!“ n
was to expire the lit-x! Xsrch. tiou. Jot-
epit B. Howie! wothe regular Republican
“caucus" nominee. and his electllm was Cun-
ndently expected.» there was an ample
‘Wblicnn mnj why on the joint lullll.
Expectation was disaptmimed. lmwrvrr. by l
a “bolt" which included some of the must ,‘
influential members of the Republic in Pan ’
ty in rllfflel'l and New Haven U mnties. ;
who united with the Democrats. the latter ;
voting solidly for fir. Fem. 'An nppn-t-ia- 5
tion of the ability displayed by him in hie first -
term. his, disposition lo like an attitude at:-
oordant with his boom o-mvictiuns upon
national questions. tit-amt: it mmetimu led
bin somewhat aside from the mus of his
partyasd addretodn him thejustloe of
a reduction. where the main elements of
”' the "bdt" The final voteoo thejwlat ballot
_watakealay it. Get: Hurley received
:8 votes and Beast»: Ferry tail. amt was
about 311!” Republic in rates were
out “chm. Occurring its the midst
3' ‘5’ “mt“ fever that Md
. slew Convention at that treat. this
Isl-atlas.-
he referred to the returning importance of
the issues of our foreign relations and our
domestic policy in matters 'of tlnauoe and
"unheard aid. “To intro-t these great
intense to an Adminilratlon made up
and controlled by Horses Greeley would
hem m." This declaration
settled the question of Senator Perry’s atti-
tude toward the “Bin-rs!" Patty. He fag
vored an early removalpf the political dis-
abilities of those participating in the re-
bellion. and opposed the Civil Rights bill
on aomuut of the inhartnony it would
create in school matters He has for sev-
eral years sufl‘vred acutely from a spinal
disease similar to that with which the late
ChatlesSuruner was umlcted. and the two
Senators often convened with each other in
rrmudlolhoir physical triuhlet. Mr Fer-
ry won an enviable position in the Senate
He made but few speeches and they were
alwaya terse and direct in statement. with.
out repetitions. clear In expression and vig-
orous and original in thought. Whenever
itwaa announced that Mr. Furry would
speak in any debate there was always great
anxiety to hear him. for it was known that
his opinions wrrc his own lie was
nobody's man. and could never be influen-
ced against hisjudgmcnt of what was right.
Senator Ferry was never regarded as very
cordially supporting the Adnlinisttalinn of
lsrrsident Grant. His weak health preven.
ted him lrum taking so active a part in the
bummer the Senate as he might other-
wise have taken. but the excellence and
strength of the work which he did could
not have been excelled. Senator l-‘crry was
{ale to be in his seat in the Forty-third
Congress during a few weeks. and gave
evidence that. while his physical pnwcra
were feeblc. his intellect was unimpairt-tl.
Mr.l-‘crr_v‘s body was kept until Friday.
and buried fromthu First Cougrt‘gaticmal
Church. At his own request thcre was no
sermon preached or eulogy pronounced.
The srrvircs were continued by Rev. Mr.
liautiltun. pzloltlrtlt the church. who spoke
only of his Christian t‘lltti‘lll‘lt‘l‘ and belief.
The burial service was read in a vrry int-
prosaivu manner by Dr. .‘lclul.
Although the day was stormy. the church
was filled to overflowing. and many distin»
guished goutlemrn were prcsmt. Among
the prominent men of the country we notic-
ed :—
lovcnor. Ingrmull and Stall} Ev. qu
cunr English. Postmaster Gun. Jewell.
Judgt-a Sry‘l our. Carpenter. S ill'tll‘ll. Parks.
and Rublimtln.§6nltlt)l‘8 Elton. and Whipple.
Sergeant at hull: of tho Sonata. Ctllltzl‘e‘d"
mun Barnum. lnndvrs. Strong. lion. W. l).
Ulslitlli. Nathan Wheelcr. Cy fits Surlhrup.
Truman Smith. tipeakrr Durand. and
others.
The l-‘uittit-ill (‘uuuty [ill was lurgly, rcpt
resumed. as was also tlu‘ medical and min-r
sociolivsul the town. The Court of llur~
presses and Wurdl-u uf Nurtvaik utlcullvd in
u hotly. There was a euupcnsiuu of
nm in .\'ol'l\'tlk. the slurcst‘lusul. and lltgt
wvre displayed at half must. The {ltlzl‘llt‘
oflire was draped in mourning. Thonnly
emblem of mounting in this city was u
llrflpt'll.\llll.‘lll‘lll dig in front of M. i)
)lt‘ud's banking ollluc. The lt‘lllnlllli \vt-ru
internal in the Nurtvaik Cenwtcry.
“EA 7‘}! OF VICE-PRESIDENT WI].-
NON.
Monday morning NUv 22d. Viol! l‘rt-al-
tit-ht llt'ttl’y Wilson died at 7320 o‘t‘luck.
Two wrt‘kshefuru lacking two days. Mr.
Wilson was suddenly stricken down at the
Capitol with at-rimu illueaa. The rumor of
an attack o' upopIt-xy and of his tit-alh “‘ltrl
circulated; but happily pmvltl unfuumlt- l.
lit- begun in recover. and improved so much
lhttl for the last few days he had bel'tt con-
sitlort‘ll cunvztlt‘acf‘lll' The attack
10th inst. is now prnvull tn lw of an npnp-
ll‘ctiv character. and the
rim-a. That he tllll not sink llillilt‘lllltil‘ly uu
«ltr it was «luv to u \vuultnt'm mi lhu ~plm-
weight of lhr Sllllt’li ll‘lllil lhv hmln and pro~
vctlloll for the tiuw an (-fl‘usiun whit-h
autupey showed might IllItt‘t'u‘lsl' have l:.kt~u
place. 'l‘hl‘ lllsl :lliatt‘k l-l ztpuplrxy “as at
Boston some two
lowed by partial pril‘al)’.~l.~h from which Mr.
“’ilsou lippx'llfl'tl in luvc fully n l’ll\tl'l‘\l
i'l‘he rt‘t‘ttlil mull: \vau‘ hrvilmntlnr)’ of the
! lhlrtiaml fatal Mall u latch it‘ll Monday nmrn
3 log. and now litury Wilt m. ltuuwrty llu-
culthlcr of Stimuli and holy \ tu- Pr sidrul
.‘nf the l'niloll States. is lying on hie lluuult-li
: him. Not ll; qllunl lllw Sumner, int n
til‘llt‘rilillhll like lanculu and nitrwurl. nut an
:7 ulganizut of the tirst clam like Stanton. Wil-
...u. yielded In who of than in unruly. in
prrsurveruuuv. Llltu Lincoln. immune from
i lllu pt-uplr. and llllt‘ him he will remain in
Maury «a an wlrluzcn vi the rrpuhllvtlu
l aplLll of the American lllllltlli which finely
Film to the highest ulllvoa in its gift those
who had thv uuih l‘ccmnuteudatluns of in-
‘ lvlliarnve laud llltlllllllilll 'l‘hll death of
liw \‘lcn l‘rnillvnt imvml ltli ntllno vacant.
ttllll time it no ptnviaiul ill thn Ctlllllllll‘
I lltltt for any mama-mt in its lltlv or in vin-
ullnuvnls. lll llullrs will dovulvu upon tho
l‘t‘t‘nltlt‘lll pm 'C mpm't‘ Hf lllti Senate. Wlltl. at
tho moment. in Smmlur Furry. uf Mittllluiiu.
'l‘lm Smuuu m... . huwnvvr. iii any limo vlvot
ally of It: lllclltbt‘l'.i to ill“ onion. Wlltl.
.lmulll lilo ufllt‘u of President at the United
Siltlti ll muw v. t'anl. would succeed tnlhat
pmltlun should tuch a vacancy occur
whvu llu to Wall neither Vine l‘ruidcnt not
It i'imidcut pro temporrnf tilt: Bl‘fll‘l". the
rip: ukur ut the House would shrewd to the
l’rl-altlt'llt‘y.
————
Wllllanl B. Astor. whose death. occur-rod
thin week. though wealthy. was not a pop
ulltl' than. nor a cilia»: to command love or
mprcl. The following from the Hartford
Post. ulves but an outline of his character :
“Wilhelm B. Artur had lived about input y
your. longer than the Natlclt slaw-mutter.
hutjhat had he dung for his day and neo-
eralinu ? The but that can be said of him
is that he gave a pittance. compared
with his means. to the Astor
library. and devoted some of his leisure
tituo- to the details of its management ;
and then it issaid he secretly dona-
tml tn distressed people. but the secret Was
«00 well kept to inspire much failll in its
reality. The whole life of this man for
aixty years was devoted to the one sordil
object of accumulating wealth. He began
active life with eighteen or twenty millions.
and dedicated his life to the increase of the
store. Nothing on earth was tailored to
interfere with this all-absorbing purpose.
He maintained the slriot economy that pre-
vailed in his fsthrr‘s house while he was yet
astrmiing dealer in furs. The owner of
nonthan two thousand buildings in the
city of New York. be erected no tone that
can he looked upon as an lmlameut to city.
Be wat an extensive owtmr gt‘ New
York tenement houses. and any out:
who has ever been in the vicinity ot utlu
of those filthy hives must knnv that
they are absolutely the Wurst of their
class. He never built on a vacant lot when
hominid rent theta-d and get it hack after
a law years wi'h am building at the ex-
paaaeotthstsaant. Es gave no time or
attention to when.“ and arses-hellish
busi~ =
not protest and light it in the courts. from
the lowest to the highest. ltnphl lranslt
had no more determined opponent. and had
he lived he would no doubt have continued
to battle against that enterprise. so essential
to the growth and oonvenience of New
York. Balancmg the little good with his
opposition to progress. all that can be said
of Astor is that he was the richest man in
America. He spent his whole life in hard
work and the closest economy that just that
might be said of him. Men of mark will
hear him to the grave. but not one of them
was his friend. He had no time to waste
upon others. Outside of his immediate
family he had not an intimate associate.
THE SCHOOLS.
The interest in the school question is in-
crrulng. and as the matter is better under-
utood the dissatisfacliou with the action of
the hint Bosrd‘of school visitors and se-
lect men in“’wpportloning the school funds
upon a basis that will not sustain the schools
is very general. The point for the various dis-
tricts that have been cut short to lump in
mind is that they will be compelled. if the
last action of the Board is legal, to make up
the deliccncy by a district tax. and that it
behoovrs them. as a matter of economy. to
have all the tax paid at the 'limn the town
tax is eullectvd. To do this it is necessary
that every tux payer and parent should hi»
couto inter-rested and the fuels in the case
lillll before them. an that they be intIuCed to
turn out at the town meeting and votu t'ur
llit‘li‘ bt's’l inlvrctla.
DEL I N Q U EN TS.
Tho attention of those in arrears for sub-
scl’iption to this papt‘r is called in the law
below in rcluliou to the llilillt‘l'. nud it is
hnpod thuy Will pay up promptly \vhutt-ver
amount tlit'y may be in urrmrugcs. After it
reasonable timt‘. the hilly will l-o plum-ll ill
In attorney‘s hands fut Cllllt‘ClllID.
l Subscribers uhu do not ultr rtpreu notice t.)
the contrary. arr runaltlered wit-hing to t‘utttinuo
their subscription.
! if subscribers order the discontinuance of lht-lr
pcrtmiicitls. the "publishers may continur lo nf‘lltl
them until all arrearugea ll't‘ paid.
3 if subscribers neglect or rvfuae to take their
periodicals. train the (intro to which llwy arr llil‘t‘t‘~
ted.lhev arv hcld relponniblt- unlll they haw Ilt‘llll‘d
their bills. and ordered them (list'nll‘llllltttl
{ if subscriber: mm o in other plac t‘! w llhuul in-
farming the publishers. and the lilipt‘i’r mo tunt to
the former dirt-ctlon. they ttrn held t‘tulpoltalltlr
5 The (“mitts have decided that “refuting to lake
putlonllcaia from the unit-e. or rstnm in; and having
tilt-m uncalled fur. lu prhna 'lltlt‘ uvldvnl-u of lutmt.
tionnl fraud.“
It Any lll‘l‘fllll uhu tl‘l‘f‘ltflan nt'u-pupurantl lithium
true of ii. whether ho has (\l‘llt‘i't'tl ll ut‘ Ilul. is hultl
in law to lw a illittlurlllltl‘.
7 If lultlt‘l'llltfl'! pay In sdlnut‘r. tll ‘\ an- l; min]
to give ltollt‘o to the publi-ht‘l. at the out] of thou
time. if they donut it Ish lilt‘ )llllnlll‘ taking it other-
wilc ”to publish” In authorised in Si‘llll It on. and
the subscribers \vlll lll rmpuuslhlv until an ntprnu
Yldllt‘r‘. with patmuut or all ill'l‘l‘tlhl, in lil'lll in the
pllllllshn
'l‘lu ru ulm. malt—- I‘tml guild llltl llllll‘
ily llt‘\\.~l\ll|“‘l‘. lhc Nt-nv Yum» llltsl-zltvtau
uuu Mtlllt'lllh'llll‘l‘l‘ yl-rlls Hltl. rill! holds
on to the lllll lrullu t\ him “we so llx'ully
lltl\'ll(‘l|ll'll ullt-n ll \vus founded. Nu lll‘w
lightxur mnvtl-vnlh t-vnnujt' «luvltluua have
our mus-wt il in ll ip or mtlltvully false step.
ll l3 nluays sttlitl‘ylu; in our day. ill lllke
of tho ‘
at-t'untl tlf lliv- 3r. ,
between the simultll-l's. which lllvcrlml llu- 7
llll‘ :
yours ago. and it \l'h‘ lnl» j
. up u "C“‘sptlll‘l' that it mun-l llllll l‘vllulllt‘.
i Thu llmltm 1m mules tn IN wuuklv with ll
[\untivly of t'l-utllug in. tul-liliun In the hows,
loud it is ltl\\'n)~ pure and lll‘itlllI'V-‘Juil lilo
' paper for .‘l finally. l‘tlr xpm‘lluvu copies.
E llillll‘i .u H. l. l’l‘lluv lb (' I . Nl-w York.
‘ M
5 "('llll‘ll‘f‘ll'l t-tll'll at lhnusnwk Bros.
-. Bowuyton. V '
l-Ittl . tum-tin:l .sru m-zllnltml ill the Bill‘
ll~l (‘ llll‘l ll.
.\l lltl‘ .‘l l‘:
f \l-l_\' hum. nitt'r which thry have prayrr
tum lllli;
I
l . . .
. llllllL‘ll lhcrc is |ll‘t‘llclillil.'
.
l 'l‘hvtl- in in lit a'lJtls lliit'. trouble in btt‘w
‘ int; lll rn-lntinu to our public shore. Timur
. particularly llllt'leall‘tl button lllllll nun au-
1 nlln-l' and hill pllvatclv. which no lllllllll ln\-
lllt' lIt'> it‘l‘dlurs.
l mil. ilsllt‘lr‘ at Culllstmdt ”[03.
l Wl- i‘wl brrmvud on account of Ilw llf‘illll
~nl;llun ll. Sl‘orry.
nillt‘tl Ill its great men.
~ nl‘llltl him will mourn our lnsa.
r43 lt'f.‘ a! his gain.
.\lr. 13am: Palm is limiting lilllla’t'll uwt‘ul
by buying this wood from the land of Cu la.
R-lyuwnllmt Short ll‘wksplmi supplying lllt‘
oyulol‘llll‘ll with a supvrlnr quality of largo
nysivl‘ Mdkl's.
Our nation is bring
Thorn who llllllt'l‘
l‘lmtltlaalrt‘ Oliver t‘uultu l‘nutlnuus to
llaroaum‘l-u in catching balsa. Though oth-
ershavu taken up llltll llola. he cuntlutlw.
tillll givm his lrlululu lllll tllh by tho lieu Ip
‘full. Illa! urn lrllit‘ll in his hulls nets.
'l‘hv sacrament of llapilhlil Will lw ullilllll‘
islrru‘l on Sunday allt‘ruuun. at ll u‘t‘lut‘k.
on tho i‘lvt‘i‘ allow oppunilo tho house of
Mrs. (‘uwprrlhwaln wiwrn tho cunllllatca
will tun palu for the lulutluistrutlou.
-—l.luru Call ”‘1 and cull. nt (‘tllll‘ltlt‘lt
llrnr.
(‘lltl'lcy Jauka liltlv buy llltlkl‘ll tlpa glass
jar on tho uhnru with a plptw onrltmi in nu
\vblt‘ll wan wrllluu a low would of a vmivl
In dulrvsr oll‘ Sillppnn. null slpnml Huluttvl
l-‘tlrgumn. A: tint-v uaa a rt‘hltunol‘ nun);
Ilit'l't‘ on the l‘llh tlwrc .ully ho imam truth
lll ll.
(.‘ul. Stephen R‘lylltllllll'd non. Charley.
who In an u‘lttll'urluhly nilnatvll at l‘urtclwn-
tor. as alallnu «gum. in about adding will
more to his comfort by taking to Ilium-If a
wile. lie but ulna l_v pnrchast-d is lot. ltlltl
ll building a homo preparatory to the event.
We wish him cver‘astlug happltteva.
Thanksgiving Day passed ull‘ qulutly. A
goodly number dint-d on lurkcy with all the
paraphernalia of good lhlnga. The youuz
tnrn gut togI-thor and selected their stuartrat
youth I: r a name or ball. and repaired to
tho lull grotto l at S uuth Nurwalk. when
they cmueufl' viuturluus. i? to it, with the
Nuwaik boys. .
—Horue blanket. at Comstault Bros.
One day laut week a gentleman driving
through the town was followed by atwo
year old colt which he aaici (lid not belting
to him. and rcquested Mr. Sam Mott to de-
laltl it. all it was quilts an annoyance.
WhereupunMr. Mott look churgt: of the
cult. und advertisvs for an owner. .
Thu Praying fluid from Norm-lit. held
their services on Sunday—two at the church
and one at the house of Mr. Henry Place.
Their energy and practical exhurtations will
make a lasting impression. and like bread
out upon the water shall be gathered after
many days
-Shirt studs at Co-ustock Bros.
Mr. Aaron Stephens who in “etiolated
with Uncle Z ‘p Cookr. the import. says
this is the beat month in the your for imp-
plng mink. They have already naught 81.
and according to prroedvnt will have nine
therein the cuttrao of first week. when he
will take a trip to Emma. an thurc is a de-
tnattil fur them In that market.
The subterranean caverns at Short Rocks.
which in situated on nur null-him. was sur~
"-de last week bys company of our on-
.terprising young men. headed by MW.
Eamon Hilton and that. Joseph Cowper-
MIMI-utmopinlualhoyhajvem
mm»: wildblnslsfur,vsan. _ 7 _
_0I0uf¢iilr'sltarprfiu wm'lr...
asst inhale“ milieu!
and should .
my“. .1... Mung“; m,“ inmost "anthem-ed. Iwun;whiiu being ramindidthst
Mr. Charla: Milhpsughp-their joint Illicit-Isa
amount to over two thousand dollars per
your. The situation is (pitta responsible. as
they are held account-title for all that is
broke. lost or stolen.
--0nmstocit Bros. ht re the fittest stock of
men's business suits that they have ever had
the pleasure of exhibiting.
Economy is the order of the day. It is
said boarding housekeepers find out what
their boarders don‘t like best. and give plau-
ty of it. and as it is fashionable. pdnple wear
their plum and costs longer than usual. if
the coat happens to be short it is long
enough before they gel. another. The nurse
at $10 per week is voted down as well an
the doctor and sundry other expenses. Ash-
es are very carefully sifted. and potatoes are
manufactured into bread. and the mush pot
lu kl'pl agolng; aaa connequencu business
men wear long faces and wonder where the
money is coming from to pay their notes.
Our industrious station agent. Charley
Hubbs is. ever on tho alert to fill up all his
time to advantage. With his numerous du-
ties as agent and baggage master. be per‘
formathe duty of post master. and finds
time as a correspondent. and also by the
generosity of Mr. Ilunuou Hilton. who has
furnished him with a complete set of tele-
graph apparatus, ho is bciug instructed by
engineer Hilton in tho art of tulegraphing.
As won “3 he ls sulliclomly learned. a line
will be extended to the wires, when busi-
ness will bi: dune with lightning spat-d.
—~Clllldreu‘a ulatcr ovurcuutt at CnillélOCk
Bros.
Mr. liuacn who has taken Dr. Silutla post
other building. umr Illr (Tepnt, for a shoe
shop. has for several years punt had the cure
and nlrttlagcml-nl of tvlupltanis for one of the
largest ulrnngcrica in the country. (Hill has
Iclt tlw businosr on nbcmtnt u! the fatigue
of so runny hours service. 116 says the At.
rioan t-lvphanl is of an ugly disposition. and
requires mot-u nttcntiun than the elephants
from Asia. whit‘h uro wry intelligent and
:ltl't‘cilllnull'. lit gat‘o an instant“: of one of
which he Iml. Allrr being: from her two
years. mum \tllt'l‘u .«hc \vus. Hhu would not
allow him to talk with otlwrs. but tallied
him Willi lll‘l‘ trunk away on out! thin that
she might cnuugt' his (Slltlill'llly alum). At
one limo lhc (‘lilllll \vua lost with which she
was t’lillllll'll at night. lilltl int fvlt p.:l'fcctly
ante to lay down along sivlu with one arm
around lll'l' lrg nml hll'l‘ll until llltll‘lllIiL'. in
traveling through lli“ l'ltill'll Status tu'tnt‘
hrhlgt-h \\’l l‘l‘ unstll‘l- fur lhnlu to urms. when
a lord of hard lmttutu would havn to bu
fourd,|ul lilo «It-pliant \voulli walk across
mollnwn unllwlv umlvt water, coming up
frranntly l : h‘mu through their trunks.
.mwm ‘- .
New l‘atltittu.
Arthur lillsa. Mr. and Mrs. Utllrlul. and
Mrs. linnry ’l‘uylur. \vl-lc lmptiz 'll iu the
Baptist Church. Wednesday cvc. by llvv.
Mr. llmlll-y of Norwnlk.
We have been informed that it Mr. .\llIu~
romwnclttlica l0 l‘luuu his lt‘lt‘gf‘tlllll nlllue
tin: 1st of l)t.‘t:t‘liiltl‘l‘, that lholo arc p‘trtios
really in buy him out, or If not for Sall‘. to
liilllll a now llul‘.
Tinnitus Fit/.pu'ricit. ful'ouluu ill Cltrll‘
ing‘a l't‘l‘lllllitl lt‘lu-lol'y. \vtll lli'il‘l‘lt‘ll Well
neatluyvvv. to 31m. Mary llmlth. daugh-
loruf tit-n. ilcath. list. A rusrptiuu was
glvvn lit the hum-w of tho groom on Thurs-
day Bvc. at which hosts of friends wrl'e
Dl‘l‘al‘l‘l In winh 'I‘ulu null lilS lll‘lilt.‘ llilil‘ll.
1”)“
TIN hill] of Tilosllity aha-\vt‘ll us lllt‘ bl‘llll-
llcaul‘unr sidewalks. which Wt'l'tt almost
lulpassahln on art-aunt of the land. We
hope to 99v llltlcnnnrrtu walk umkrn around
lluro ill full furor next spring. The trouble
burt'lul’nlg has burn lllt‘ fit‘ lrtt‘ly of good illit-
lcrlll u-illliu ll trillil'tllllr‘lll liixl mvc to multu
ll [lt‘nlllultll‘ lu lllt‘tll.
Sunlnrtlu (llll 'l‘imv .\l|tl.~lru~ht llll'lVl‘ll by
inllrutld 1‘Ill'fllll)‘.llllll till usual with lrtv
i-ling umnpuuim in! l a largo unmllnl vIl but:
‘uilav. 'l‘ht‘y wry kindly prusvntvtl a into
tit~ltt~llncaulluf llwculpluyN-s ul‘ the mail
for their cairn trouble. which Willi vrl-v
thankfully l‘t'l‘rivull by lllt‘lll. with tho \\‘
cvpllnu of uno win: ll‘ulilad hl~ lurk with
the rmuulk. "(ilvv till-ais‘ur lwuul haw
any“ with. lll~ llmltl lnnuliulit‘ ullllmit y
l 'l‘llt' rig-4“"! lllll Milo ll llll'k Willi ll l‘l‘lltltt‘k
unvlhing but cmnplimvut nry to the individ-
ual litt‘lillUill'J.
.\Ir, t‘ulniug is lllwkluu uxtvuatvl- mango.
uwuta prt'plttttluly for mat yettl'u lrtlllo. llu
Kabukniitalmhevln herd of the nu .
l‘hlln from El Aitch Nash's mil pond. ’7 ,
the deiioturlua circuits lllaniqf. and the
ayollltg Bo!“ of Keith ‘Ylhl‘declarillW.
ponds nuance. huv lttlten it calls “19me
13in kal’iatc lha Itinfll m hows
and thus treat the 7:.dlsees‘efeoutf‘and 7
its spvelldln in who dlrecli‘ullui at lcoslfil'fha
donut dtt it ill make money. butt simpli fur
the benefit ov a aufl‘urin pllbllk. '
Ml 74th 'i‘htlnksgivln. (i don‘t wait tillers
lurlhu November nnnlversnri ill attire the
lrounl).wuoelebrlte_d with the filth} War”
Severil 0v milootllllu.msmls...num-inwlom
bout hi l2 tu cult turkl leg bones. drink hard
sitiur and tork overuld times. The pleasure
which we injnyed Waz mard by uorrer for
them ov hour sell. (-2 had departed. Arte!
dinner we wont euut tu lam a lesson from
them are foolish crllluts boo think tha kin
ad fame to than reckerd bi plain blur bawl.
I shouldn't forgil to visit that u look 'into
the churches durln the mnriu sarvis. maid it
apparent that Guvner Inginsui‘a ruckomen-
dushuu to the people in assemble for the
purpose of Merit: up thanks and confesaiu
sins..wau not yowuunimously kompiieti with.
Weetport will be represented at the. Filal
delta Buntenynl thru N me. I‘ve got an ole
part: nv long sloklns wat brvlongcd til at
grandad. and wicll wsz wore on the ocnshun
nv his weddln. Tim are over it hundred
years av age. It lz hppl‘tllll'Vflle to enter
out for the reustn that tho rtprrsrut. air an-
aoclntod with. and cawl to mind sum of the
struggles ov the ulrl,‘ putrycls fur indefen-
tinnce. Yew needn‘t think I mean matti-
monial indepeuduucu. I‘m guilt tu rltu ttt‘
boss Filtering. nv Pnrtantl. CL. hm) iv. the
grand mowgull oflthis stnit fur the Search.
yul. and mi ultahuu in the premises: will be
guvrnrll bl hit reply.
Li. llt'llll. Sit.“
-—~oe>- -——-
[For the Sisrmzol
Currency.
Nothing has ever bran instilulcd~tuuclr
lug intercourse of men in bll‘ilni‘ss‘llllllllll'
powcrlul iullutenuc than currency. Tho
prosperity of business in any locality re-
quires full supply. The hmim-ss h ~twc~cn
localities by lrzuiu dcmanlla ample currency
to be successful. (lovrrnuwnl will issue the
best currency —aud distribute it to be used
on securities—in the suitable number of lu«
calitlea—atlludlng on direct liberal loans to
business the supplies in umouute lllllltlptfll
sibll- to busincal prospv-rity. (‘nrruncy was
not tleuigu'cll to submit to pt'l-mgllitu out].
lrnl, but it) be ullllt‘l‘ guvu‘lllnt‘llt control.
for tho lwnrfll of blisllit‘itl. pl‘munlin: proa-
p‘l‘ll)’. EVt'fl mum-y lip‘cltlrllut's cannot
make mutiny lmlcns‘blhltttrm pruspvrs. Lil-
bur depends up up vmplnyers. on tho system
of operation: of llllilllvss. which. in the
prmullt age uf tho thflll [art-tails. The
workers. in largo lll'llpl‘l'llnlistvv nut .10
cumulated; aru (iopclulant on unlit-ratt- curllv
lugs. which they lllllztf have to livn. Shut.
lug down their buaiurss one month. two
months. three months or sit nlunths. loavos
tilt-m tn sulfur. The assmtiun that l mu not
my brothers Itnvpvr lions not prove trawl,
currency must go into imminent. and im—
provements thvrt-hy hr putputuucd. Ill lltluu
tho lllllllili and its pnupln prosperous and
happy. ‘*
LOCAL NOTICES.
‘3" It you with m see some nice Dental
work (“all at Scututou a: l‘utcrrun‘s.
£3" l‘crfutuv-ry. of all kinds. and an cnd‘
Ivan vuriuty of Fancy Snaps at n‘. l“. l’ccl‘l‘a.
(rhivo Gut-er Frau-tens at iiucklnghant‘s
Furniture Store.
If“ Wine of the Woods" in usltt-ll int by
cvcryhmly. t‘nrt-s hmulnchr. rnnatipatlou.
rhcutllulism. For sale at S. I". l‘cok‘s.
W .‘liiunrai “'llll‘l‘ ml draught. also all
kinda of bottled water at S. i“. Puck‘s.
[3?“ Try llrowu it: Wilcox‘a choice 'l‘caa.
Why will You Suffer from Rheu—
lnlllimn. Sprains. Still Jllllllh‘. Swolllnus.
Burns. militia or \l'l-ak illicit. when thu ()mv
taur Linluu'nt uli‘urdu certain rt-lief. Many
ul‘llclvu numhc putt to it l‘i‘l‘llilll llxlcnt. but
the L‘t‘lllutll' Liniuwm euros. The: White
Linlulvnt it for tho human family. the Yel-
low Liniulvnt lit for horsuh and atnlmait.
*
“ 'l‘lllit) W PHYSlt‘ '1‘“ THE DOGS;
l‘Ll. NONE 02" IT."
We tlll not In llmlmxt tool like blaming
.‘tlatsbtslll for this uxprctalou ut‘ distrulll ; in.
llt‘llll, wu arc ralhur inollnml to ayinpltllia:
with him. liven nowadays umnt of the ca-
-w
will mlwt liar hi" (lul‘lu tll CJl0;lit‘ on u lat-.svr
:l‘alv tlmn over. his incronsml autos warmin-
lug tho outlay. ll'lu salt-u lhla your haw
lll‘t‘ll \lll‘l‘t: Illllt‘a what hr l \pwmlsultl llt‘lll‘
loud: llf‘.\l yuan- n line will bu lllllllllU that of
this. ill! but l‘l‘llll‘ll uu ullllw a‘ till? liluad-
way. Now \‘ul‘k. which \vlll l-u tltml up in
aplwulill style and Will llat'xslhu latlumt and
moat nuluplollllllla til unuplea on t‘xhlhl.
lion of any prrfulnrr in tho country. It
will also hr llllt‘tl for tho l‘ucnpllan of his
1 rush-morn that visit va York from lill
aw imu nl‘ llw l'ai‘lml 5mm
llvo lluuu myu“if his l‘l‘l‘lllllll‘rl will will!
lump still" hit \vlll plv lhvnl “mow cent"
hr mvtw. “'l‘llm‘ llI‘l‘ kWplttu rtlli “ 3. ll}. (lllll
almttl. and E. K. Lut‘kWuml. Ml" N-ll‘w \‘lt
urn-«in luun Tut-allay Lurking llflur lho'r
Nurwullt stuvvs. tin warmtlv. 'I‘lwru ill‘t‘
nlhrl ptrtlua lltwltlca Mr. llum that Itl‘t) Im-
plinutml in tho slow Irrumtulllmn. llmt It
not vvly lll'l‘llil tlllL‘ Infithl‘n I) mu la in the
vilingc umtrly lvm'y tiny \wlghinu. In his
own ustlunlli in. nluul l'uur hlllnlrml pounds
with It will on his ltlur. cvl-Iellliy p ‘l'f‘tltil-
Iy Nllllllllt‘tl with hit. (to him) “mum trum-
uctlum." The tmlmuunlty think It in a polite
way of lilt‘lillllg.
<p
Weutport .
Alt it b ul ly him was ul llitl lattlSurthlttck
b ‘l’til llutt‘l t'ltlllll ll lust! ill Slt‘rzltl [will tie!-
powts‘ tlu: kul‘l'euluera nv the storm of the
chap wit‘l ulnar titan .‘ItVlilll‘ll hum from
Silver Mind. huu little out his lilfll‘ll‘lflllrl by
uiuh a summary prowess. ytt kill fc-lrnuluwll
that ”G. R. Sit ."umla wat ho wuz about wt-n
hr lull: 'buul it.
A aprcshy 0v llllpOtdlhllull is that pl'ackllsl
by ll uu-tlzl umwelrcltl-ul in nellitl title hind
quarters uv n u "my gum and czlulltl ll ven—
nlsan. The lrik wan dlakivl-vrml by n lppi-
little. on lite. WI-a' all‘lta imu mule lie “haunt
call" deer mete Wlit‘ll ln- (:llanl inlew the
gotu‘s killny and dill-child the absent: or
the usual salt polvr t’letm
Pal )lrrphy. uv the Michal dupol. boo
run a 80 yard fmt raw sum time aintz with
1 &hmilll. of Nu York. winnin in 13 heck-
untlvz, iz and tow be the qulkoat man on the
huli‘. fur one wall. war 8 hundred. in town.
[is kin somt Wen he glts started. and the
pedtslremln ho n gill shed on qul‘s got in
be lively. 'Nuther rose in and to be onto
the tapls.
Neveriu ml lilo did I lenl so watch like
embrosln the notch tum rota‘Let on how
piece." at area. the other tille.l saw mi
Brigg“ refewa to thru at him bone to to
kits and a dung wuf. wit: ii'ett bait «v the
hows.» Gund gudgmlut wet rxursiuodiza
grate rex'iltter. 7
A Walport than thus rerun-“Tho I
never sot in the Sonnil with Vice President
Wilson. deocesod.ur U. 8. Senator Fury.
atabouut the time I wusspoekln mi tilt};
pleus in the Mk new! tin iassllsh
that‘tiva uli‘vroli Iu tlw public lira L'l‘l‘tll. rt“
ipulslvohmkiug pllllt. iliti very nppt‘avanou
.ol which is nullluicutlu "tutu uuu‘a atotn‘
llt‘li" "all Macbeth cvnr tu‘teu Dl‘. l'wruu'a
.l'lulwant Ptlrgllllvu Felicia hv \vuultl um
ll'l‘v‘t' utlol‘mi tiltlan \vutlla of tilllllllilllll. it
it: rrully tulle-lumping. who" tmeinill. tu
rind lllll n llllll‘. Ml.‘“l‘wlllfi'lltl l'ulll‘l. nu
lll‘vnrtlmu a “lulu uf lillisl‘li‘ll. will as
.prmnpllv pl‘mllluu the donated rtlholmlll
l .luao of firm". nuuatmllng pills. 'l‘hrun little
{ l'vllvlu. llllllku ullu-t‘ ttlltllartira. are NaIIv
uaturu's phym‘. 'l‘hcy do not tlt‘ltlltllllo.
lull tunv and invluntulvtlw ayatmli. Nu
l‘ulullv shuttld lm Willlmll Dr. l‘lort‘n‘a Plum.
.mlt l‘umnlw l‘t-llvla.
m
A FAQ I‘ thlll‘ll KNUWINH.
.-\l‘u you aullvriug with lnuaumplimt.
thuzgha. o‘t‘vm‘n lulda stalled on they meant.
lli‘ any tllsruac of tho Throat and Lulu"?
ll tm. gun in ymr liatluglat and gut a bottle
utillmvuun‘a llttlttun Svltt‘t'. 'l‘hls mud-
llllllt! ltaslutttly llcutt lutrmlunud from (lur-
unmy. Mill is smiling on “1 own “writs.
’l‘hu ptmpln tii’t‘ going wild ovur its success.
and tlrugulnlt ull ovvr our country nrv wri-
ting u. of its wonderful cut-ca illtllllil’ their
nusumlcrs. if you wish to try its superior
\‘ll‘llll'. gut ltSaInplo Bmtiu for 10 coma.
Lam am home ?5 cents. Three doses will
telwvu uny calm. "l‘rv it.
“
Clemvumn. lawyers. Vocalists. and all
tlww whoao occupation requires an unusual
l‘XflPf‘l-‘t' of the vocal Ill‘qllll'l. will fill! that
llr S. D. iiuwu‘a Arabian Milk Cure for
()unnumptlon will elihctuwlly and instanta-
nruualy relieve their tillli'mltlua.—-Soa Ad-
vertisement. .
STOP 'l‘ll.\.l‘ (.‘OUlel.-lf cVurytltImr
has (Mind in your mac. trv illt. Mortals
Svlttll' oi“ Tan “’1”: Cuultltv AND Hour!
liuUND. uml yau will thank us for the llil
vlsc. N-. pulutumuy complaint. hmvuvur
chmnic. mu rusistit- hurtling Influence.
Tilt-rein no cow of tmurlu. c this. um-et'trnal.
will not cure or greatly wilt-w. la is it pro.
voutlvo of consumption. and tw llf‘al. ltuuwn
remedy i'ut ottour. Takes away all the
distress of \vuoorth‘o uouuu. Cleans the
throat untl strungtheuslhre vulccof spunk
oral and singers. Contains no opium ut‘ nth-
er dangerous drug. and is pleasant to tuko.
Trial Inlllt-s. 10 on. 9:0. Stillson, Glitches-
rer‘s Block, sole atreut. Cull and stall about
it. 822 274.
m
Thornton’s Ivory: Pearl Tooth
I’owder.
Is now admitted tube the heat Duolrlace
known. Used chilly. it will krep the Teeth
Sound. Clean and White the Gums Healthy
and the Brand: Sweet. it contains no acid
orvotbur'lnlit'lons substance. cannot injure
tho ename . and is especially vet-om. mended
tortuous who. having good teeth. wish to
preserve them. Sold by all Maggi-ts.”
and 56 cents per bottle. ‘
WELLS G EtiLIO‘l‘T.
No. it.
BEStEMBEBTflifi
Now is the time, of theyear for P
““1”“? ”33536 mm 't‘iflé‘
vssu Is it p , .In a
and other Throat auditing ,pl
car's Guam Bum handout-nib?! 7,
.mla 7 tattooed tor-wt- Wot tune
yawlhogl amingktgitnn 7 hula.
vent new I Mid,“
Wu Mums-dustbin:
mildewnite in a at
WM“, .2". w; .
- W “M“ “glam-uh m a.
solo rm . A ,
.7oorfuim smut-imp
by oreoklln a big the hOWJlIf. bio the”. ~
. on tho 10th inst" rooms
4 months and its «yum ,
vet and friends are . ~
in street. this
inst.
‘ Wrequires no debate or c .7 7 » 77-
min Nth “'zfiunt's Remedy “ l may
d .r rl‘ght’s disease. kioey. la do
and landuiar complaints. retention and in-
cunt nencu of urine. diabetes. gravel. ner
voua liability, female complaints. and main-
.é‘
‘\
f ,I
7 I
m.
o. swAa-rz a: Go.
all e properties. Famllv physicians regu-d
1 their candidate: for Chin
hoarsuncsa. an'hlna. or bi multitia. which It
ho
. ttls aunt ~ asthorlt
I'hs members of y
.- ‘ monitors:
tremolo-train
Gourd!“ Now YorItIOity. -, '
dies of the urine-genital organs in either
sex. Living witnesses are willing to bear
lea lillHiy to Its valuable medicinal and our-
. V
Van Zandt Avs~
‘h’x‘l‘il" fill? fill‘x‘ii:
DE ‘ ‘ With"
A valuable BUILDING LOT on
one. Bast Norwaiit.
Bell‘s island. or to
walk.
SUPPLEMENTARY ’
'ro mu non Lu wmntt uvutmlo '
gtétérfiu or BR Vuau'r unnum-
OPERA H0U§EN0RWALK.
Tuesday Evening. Dec. 7th. 1875.
S t t - ed at Wood‘s. Not-walk Britt and
atllhif‘z“lx)rug Store. South Norwailt. Ei"li.l('.‘ii
50A ”75 rum“ ‘
GRAND vac“. Ann 17x.
srnnunx'rtz. cottons!
BY THE
Philharmonic Club I ,
TEE LEADING SULOlS'l‘S 0F
'llllfiyl‘fi‘g‘i‘hh‘ COMPAN Y. AND NOW Tl"!
FINEST COMBlNATiON 0F. TALENT IA 7.
AMERICA l ASSISTED BY ,
Miss Laura Scheimor,
The Culcllratud Soprano Vocalist.
Bui‘ilh'll‘ll Listemann.\‘iulin Soloist: Fritz
Linti-nmtm. Violin Soloid; Adolph Hutton-
uvn. \‘Inl‘mcelln Soloist ; Eugene Wolnor.
Flute Hill-list: Emil Gramm. Viola and \ not
liu S -iuist: Adolph Bell. French iiorn So-
astbria.
it in mistake to suppose that Castoria is not "ad-pt-
«i to grown pllrluul as well as Children. They only
need to Increase the quantity. But children have so
many complaint: for which Castoriu i- adapted—like
Wltsl Cone. Sour Stomach. uormv. Teller,
Teething and Group, that ii in especially mom.
mended for than.
Ila enacts are more curtaisu than Cultor 0!!
it eontalns ltn alcohol and it is as [Clea-int to 7
who u hurry. It never gripes. By regulating .
tho atomach and bum-ts tho Castor-la cools tire ;
Mood, axpvls worms and pro“ on invent-hue“. :
qulrt- .tno nerves and produces health—lbw of
course ehlldvon can ole-op in quick and snout-
ars can rest. 7
t‘a-mrta t- veaonuteuded by all physician.
and nurses who hate tried it. and it is hating a up»
idly int-roaring sale. it is prepared with great care
after the roclpr of Dr. Samuel Pitcher. of last. at
the Laboratory of 1. ll. Roan & 00.. «5 Day titreut.
MW \ M , ,._.!_!*t!'!'~.
All Ordinance rclntivu to the Fire Depart-
ment. Establishing its tilllcrm. and dcittl~
ing their duties.
I): it caudal by (ha limmi qt Gmncdnw» «if
the City of Small Nonmlk .‘ --
varmtt l. The “oar-l of Councilman of the ('ity
of south Nurwalk shall. at all time-u. maintain an
nriltlttlznt‘l furor for extinguishing fires. and but»
ply them with snitahlu apparatus. Raid foret- shall
con-int at a Chit-f ll» vlnocr and two Assistant En
ulnar". a Fun-mun an two Autumn Foreman for
varft company now organism. and fur rachaddition-
ll ilooit and Ladder Company. lime or Engine (‘oul-
patlv as mar be from than to time! established by
Ill» flood of t‘uuut‘llrtwn. Thellhief Enuineoranti
Aauiutanta Rttwltuwrl shall be Pll‘ClM annually llv
the “and of tllnnt‘ilmon. by ballot. in July of curl:
your. columnar.“ in July. A. 1).. lS'lth and lht-ir
lrrm- of office shall be for one yhr front the in day
of August. In conformity to an ordinance approval
w hilt lluuor. liw Mayor. on Heplumhcr 29th. A D .
lets and all nutrition of! I?! it)": lwflllh‘twr?‘ :i'l lh‘lv
‘l'fm'tt.lnt u on o ”IQ
tits “m a f ill-igloo? and tin-o Allllé.
ant En luuvva. at lt‘lat one mot: prev mu int 9
anmtai‘clvrtion. and the election for a (‘Illcf Bruin
our and hush-um Engineers for the balance of t is
turn“. shall bu llt‘ltl In the month of December. 5.".
ill It.
salt. ll. Each Hook and Ladder Company. “on
Cam may or llu Inc Company. shall portal-t or such
numlmr-n‘ mem Ir! volunlurllv rt! lulu. for five
yuan. Ill may be tlulvrtulned by the Bard of Coun-
t‘llmou .. in! the titan if granting the «minim: m
urinfl‘lw such coulphuyJ" Tho I“!!! dull ho
tilt-ll of good rharsrtrr. tutti luonty~one yuan at age
Each company
or nmru. and residents of said city. ‘
mav svlwt a Form-tau and two All-tie l3 l-ureuwn.
utlhjocl in tho Inprttval oi the “hard 0 outlcilmrn.
and v-llt‘lt ut smill companlrs may enact by laws for
their own lmrtmilata g-n‘t‘rl‘imf‘lll. subject to the an
prov-l ni‘ thr- Board of nullmru. and any mrtm
bor capotlnd from one compluy Ihsll not be eligible
as a illomllor of lilv other company unless Mutated
in former (‘l‘ll'llMflYv
v. a. ll pllsll ml lht’! duty of the Chief Elwin~
our and this two A sat-taut Ritalin-era. whenovora rc
shall occur in «ill city. Immediately; to rspalrulillr
er. and (mu-u tho Hook and Ladder. luau or Ruuluc
Ipl‘fllul to he avrguluml and atauoaud in tho moat
mlvantagtouu multmu. and to use all prnpor moat ~
um for exunuuluhtuent of web fires. the pm.
tortilla and cmrvatlon arty.
and tho obtorvntl’oo or the laws ofs ta and
fires. and the
nrciluaunuu of that city redirecting
l-hlsi‘ onuiuemr or his as-lutautu. w on in complaint
at any tins. shall haw. dot-luv tho mxtlnuaauo of
such til-ts. tho «mint use and control or all hydrants
huluuging to th a city.
Hlv. e. Thu 0th Installer. or his Alill‘lfils in
thoahwlloonf the Ohlof. ahall haw the vole cont
mam! at tlrm ovvr all other Milo-Wu and tnmnbm t
ttw tint tieoartmnnt. and s all. whoa eves-arr. on i
upon tho pnllru. or drop“! «9. ti a at in the pm-
Iacllnn or m-uwrty. pmwrvatinn of order and at»
aorvaurn of tho lawn of this vtulu Nuptttllltt' tlruu.
it shall lw vim «my or will chitin-tors to exam no tho
llru apparatus. tho ht'ttrau . and the house: mod
for tho purtmwl of t n lira u otrltnnllt. ant‘ého con-
lllllMl nr lhn ruuunuivs as u on as elm: ataaoen
vuav wmior It «xtwlivut. or wlwtmver directed to do
In by tho “mm of lM-inellmfia. and ram" tit» run-
d-tlouatvl amt: of tittl‘ll company to tho Board or
Cullrorillnun umnlutuunadv. .
Mu it The lllttot Rnuluvor shall metro run“
any mrmu nmunlatntu aualtlutany member of tho
lll‘t‘ dopartnwm : may NW" and enable l'ffnvitlltm
“mist-oath. and if uuuh charlrus are unstained. any
lmtluntlatu-lv Nt‘tlltlmtt'ltl lhv vitamin-inn or uxpnl~
Illl‘tl\;“f Iuchtuenthrvtu the Bowl of could turn.
whnfhall takmuwh action thurnuu as the one may
rm \l l‘l‘l
tlut‘. ll. 'l‘hovuutueav in ootumttui at any tire. may
warn-Iver In hl-l nplulnn it any bu unwary. ob.
'lll'llt‘J tutti ll‘tllllllli. all travel up m way strwt or rail
road in suit our. unlit mnh tho any be lubd‘lfid and
ovary prrsnu outlawing hut-h obstruction. ot disobey-
ing such Milli“) llun. Iltlll fol-felt null nay fot the
mm or Mill vlty the sum of toll dollars. ,
(inc 1'. it shall bu ttit‘ duty»! the llrstuon wh cu-
rvur anv tire shall iu-u at our in said oily. to repair
lmulrtllltrlv ll tun tlw alarm helm: ulvuu. tot air
"directive That and humor. ll-no Larriaxov. Ill-
uiuns or other ttru a part-u. and halo ouuvtiy the
sumo tn or unat- tho it are where such Ira shell hun‘
pen. uuluu othnrwlsu directotl by the Cilia! Rs in-
tlvr or ill: Assistant Bummer: and than. in o i-
enco to the directions ¢ivnn by the Incinvsr in.
chat-ml. to work til\tl manure such tire apparatu
wi‘h all timir uhliland pow”. and when the I ' s
exllvtgnllhed'aht‘tv lm- ‘r't‘tltgn‘mair million“ I!
\I‘Iill.‘ '0 . e l‘ O
Imantle. a No no l-‘alns baton at to the tire don-rt
mom alull bu ta on heymul tho ‘ltnlts at the ‘lm
ftlty except by pumlaglnnolvthrlagor of said cl y.
Ivory puraou not a manhur of the a department.‘
who ahull uso or wou- Ihn twice or uniform or I!
part thereof. other" bv authority ol‘ the Bo 0|
Ownuntltunn or titw ltluet Engineer on». Asst-taut
Ravine-mt ululi pay the sum of It” doll“: for the
“no t. c‘ .
all: on." E‘vyury person who shall in said all will-
fnllv Wh‘r‘ a folio alarm of are. or shall willful y pro-
ehthu thst my tire is exttuvulshnd or out. when it is
not. snail forfeit and pay tho sum of too dollars for
the n 1' id cit .
“Jill. “uvuryyw‘rspn Vb: 15ml "til-i? 33,33}:
- t. u .
”7 into N“ barn. b“ a (gd cgndio $.- ilmp not an-
lng hav or straw. any light
it . or light. or use an uirar -or pips literal".
nhall fortull ant pay for t u use of said city a sum
outs: in: In dollars. st tho discretion of the
\,
Cl'
will" , r :11!”
mull rules at: «faith (or 1:: r!-
llfrlfill’lft'm tire depart?” t all I‘ll “4:“
M
. . Then maybe attached to the dredge
tnrtlu’uut a volnnmr organisation. dvslgnstui as .
m mm put-hump in
at? Emmi?» ihalt. at their own
themselves. and shall wear such
in chimera-thong“! . on “reclaim-t-
mmtmy*mued.aurthe or «:02,
mn'rwtl'éumetuua nlgmgfiggt fun than
mum», ' ' M‘whtfns'tn savanna.
mm Mull?
«entire ass I M w
pu‘eahisetwo vs'l'
mafia. and 1W. .wmi‘
of “the do
u the oedu or ‘3;-
y‘—
halIi llmlwd and al
Imt‘wt‘lf. for the
their claim: for settlement.
prevent their acmuuti
mild time. will or duh:
indebted to mid llama arc rvqueslcd to make inl-
mvdiate payment to
SAMl‘SL SEYMOl'R. :‘ will) the will
l
I
in. ism
all to the whim
cloth-d up.
.m
the!”
'1 o w J!
Sil- ‘ yl’vW-llbafi
efiv.::2.z;,..., 7_ . mall'us
outwit ”9‘7 u '
bruins TO THE
5:
."i.
T3153 c c o TTsi n g 'flFuBYTi‘owl
Cigars made of thofinest quality of Havana tobacco.
‘ Cigars made from fine Connecticut 7wbacco.
Cigars made from both, mixed.
Cigars at
a
omens TO SUIT m1: Tumst
Also Smoking Tobacco—Cut and Plug.
Chewing Tobacco-~all grades.
Tobacco to suit everybody.
Pipes~—Clay, Brit-r and other Wood. Smokers articles Ur...”
WHO LES
- kinds. Largest Assortment in Fairfield County.
in THE STORE 13:
ALE AND RETAIL.
ELY'S' BL‘OCK.
South B'oravalk.
Bridgeport Steam. and [its Pipe Walls!
‘31 and 438 Water at. aridgoport, at.
lilanufaotumrs and Erectors of LOW PRESSURE. AUTOMATIC
STEAM HEATERS,
Fur ”rattling Primh’ Retaliation. Hotels. Public Institutions. Mamifilrloriea. Etc.
Estimates Furnished upuu Atlpplit‘utiun.
flilu‘lt'll
Largest Stock of
Hats and Caps in
Town ! Children's
Fancy Hilts. Ladit-s 7
Furs. Ladies" and , 7 2 _ _
(lirls‘ Fur Cnpd. THEMTE TST'LES
Men's 3: Boys’ Win-
ter Caps. Silk llllls
made to order.
Old Silk lint:
mmlleti
Winter
cuanuu .CBOSSLEY, Agent.
Stylesfiof ‘ Silk
FOOTE.
Mitts.
WASHINGTON
Halt:
Large Stock of
Gloves!
Gloves. Fur top kid
Gloves, Dog Skin
Gloves. Horse Hyde
Mittens. Dog Skin
Buckskin
Carter gloves.
Driving Gloves.
Gents Furnishing
Goods of all kinds.
Dress Shirts.
Fine Silk Hoodlum
llllll
l't-- _
STREET. Flue
South Norwalk. 7
(so. .‘ L‘h “f (S.
BARGAINS7
NEW FALL“ ooonst
Muslins,
it
“it ‘.
Domestic
Prints,
9 Blankets.
Ladies’ Geni.’ as Ohuaren’.
'U' N D E R W E A. B. 3
Rubber and Ollclothittg, ‘ou Cloths.mc..
Agents for Sowingltlachine Needles
Establishment.
Paper Patterns,
and a First-class Dying"
1 o. R. as F. G. BENNETT,
Y?
aahlngton Street, South Norwalk, Goon.
. a .w.-. mfi-
9 NR SALE 0“ TRADE. '
. l . low rim-«i horse for vain. or will trade for
M "w v m t“. has Mark“. on n
umfi mitt-h vow. inquire
vt-utbrr «'llli. A. 9. am
ilstatn of Cara:
it‘ll and made
Nov. in. ma Sill-it
erson who in
A“ . r '
soutll dim-m Plant-gal!
ed to hand them in immediately to 7
Bret-clan and Treasurer, and Ill tier-outs indebt-
tly are requested to
pay-mom as the business of the company in hold;
7. at. Tot.l.li‘.s.src‘yaud m.
a-ron sans: '
{fit-3i ’
: .wlzm Point Road. Soil": Norwnlk.09na.
coa-
tsl to an “landmark but? our“:
“flaw landfill)“. about to twinge- :3!“ from the
‘1
Will? %m%?axc on w ndazoslg
, rec . . , . « .
will...» warm 7 na'ms'v'fiugt.
,7 1; a m}: cannon. ,
The valilahl property on lab: street. South Nor
walk. omnwlte the store 0
o...» “3...: R- {27.3%. to
igrm‘tirulo'tfi “t «it:
lim-
I’RHB ATE No'l‘lCl‘}.
Dl-‘Tllll‘t‘ uv Norman.“ ii. ,i'nollav: Comm. .\‘u~
iml smith. late of Nurualit in
d \aild.
“Tltlitm:tll?ofc§mh‘am for the District or Rout-alt
lutwu le utoullt- trout the data
creditors of said Ettore“ to «~quth
TAX COLLBC'I‘oIl’S NoTlCl}.
This is to until . dsiloununt lax
South florwnilt Oil on School Dittriut. hat on and
after the tint dnv of 'Uecfllibot
wound to on loct. by more". all use: then unpaid.
old by mid district. on the Nth
payable by a
it ii.
witti‘i'tmfa
ylu
Hill
. .«T -.,....,.
Nixie arm of nd'nnd
m .0 run clmup‘ I
street Snulh‘llolwu
Ewllw in. Apply to
Fill! SALE CHEAP.
all: Hundred tent-e Pom. rouwt'i‘snd squat-v. Ap
AIXUND.
builder and Cont-scion Franklin all-err.
CIVI'I‘AGE "0‘183
ill Dario". L‘ nn.. to rent cheap.
Mn. dipoi.
ppar pm of house. arshsl
and email house situated at
wlyh or without
Irv-youth
gunman nun.
Tito-o \vho‘ neglect to
impcrly attested. ll'ilhlu
arecoverv. all persons
2 hdattuiatrauu-
Ahmed
it‘ll 31' _
(landowners Honda.
THE “‘IN'I‘BB TE“ 0F
Misses BROCKWAY’S
School lbr Young Ladies,
November. 8, 1875.
an _t-
are of lhk‘
next. I small
house south
tul color. “3*“
have ‘cltlmfi azalnst the
til Chaitanya it? requeao 7
‘ ‘ "m" max A
urination-mum
"m ~ hawks.
L‘dlefl wishlnai their nus. howl
lined or Furs
d" M "’9" rustle into host. can have than nine done by all-
“°"’ °‘ u" “a“ 4““ t on Ir. it. Benedict oa Era in street. first
“I” 3- “01‘ ‘GN- a: of the Union school.
1!. SENSOR”.
STEAM Eucluast
arenas Parapet
mans can .,
ulcultgfigfincraflm’atamol“
Machinery Repairing done at Reasonable
' Rates!
«run Houwamt thou wens ’
concur.
o
in a few
“m ‘ DR. HOW
f .
his“
all (rat I
Ml. Ital not
Tonto 31100193?
Which Mam all other
LlllEll. KIDNEYS “Diwali...
”,Mtgriqmw pats-
Without:uptown...“ m. a... , _ . “mt”... .
rrrfiltvurhmtl:“mmtztttlrtttw- ..%“.l£.‘3.§'ti$ii‘§; '1: iWiE '5 «a. ill-pf; W“ WM“ 0'“ W 9'"
I ' ‘
and unitmu tyt he got-rt by tho afloat: and members bursazkfultngimgmi; (gum; “f 33% Old I'll"! wolwfitfimm arm "a"
.whlioon dull/63m ntfortn “We“? havl the up- ”... tam yosrsund .1... .9 tell! W .
9|“th of the 7!! “GB 0“ W. Cid “cu, 1‘ 1°: '1‘". P 7 ‘3 "“Mt 0'” "0_ on. s. a. “0"18
lll‘iliisfiélt‘l'd'lfifn‘u'wm "‘-"“ "‘“ “1:3... 3'». {Wm “it” ,. nu;- 7 , = -' ' s
.....................a ... " ' ‘ ~ awkward ARA‘BIAN MILK-CUR
titans-oatmeal
“lune of the built!»
lunch ham l."
mu».
lpertwltle at»
Lasso!
...... , tt ‘
‘lni‘ttalnllhe! mu ids-In await-ll h. ' ’5” mw'mtml‘gnm“
warmgggfig 3;; . u. 'l "93.33;: , 7, 1‘0 131‘. . _ - _- ~ world. aggtiuugormd om
‘ 19.3.1 The button now oouupusd b D; . ”SHARK to, curse um
lflgv'ill‘illi‘mm’figfi'ali m ' 90 ”p ‘ " u humor with thumb sum it! {will The ’Illlvo . ~ mm 'fmuwu 3%
am in
3‘s Alia-tau
581F133
mtiuas me- la-
sun-u!
mle'mmm, .mm 2. I‘ll:
. rv’ , . , 7 ,7
, lfl“’laouuga'_ “gantgg-wth hi
W‘méumfi tie ' ‘
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