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sup-eeeauptiuuese Twoyoese
let-”she _ “.1
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eschew entire years
“new service’hew- oboe.
en‘s muses masters.-
eqortsrteths-pse-eesertof thestste.
h-whlfi‘eoheedhd'lvovelu-eeofthe
mu. lemksw-lrstelectsdtoeoe-
”eagle-hum lethethodrlu
“a!“ hmlfleed lmhs
w. Mic eonguse. Behse thus
“eightyeersiathe national legisla-
mantheee-hwhegenhlsllthtern.
ere-yesesofew-vlsnnoisestudesteeda
efhepsr.endem-ofknewledge
nod chilly. thte-pmernhbhnhttn
andseregnlerudehecrnepectseeesncth
Bedouin-else. no decent halieveln
se-ptuery liquor laws. but be practical
'tseeeteliw.‘
BWEMwmhnow prio-
ted. legiveehssdsoghtc.lrs.0eeey.he-
pduellhehsealraedygiven her.hiehouse.
the househe h- llved in. on “loan eve-
nt.” worth memo! eedeetete, the
loco-of ”.mmore houses and
hummus all his furniture.
pdadegs. statuary and the like. To his
doubler.“ Delano. he leaves the led-
isen avenue residence. m Oil. to reel ee-
tate the income of “0.”. and sundry
etherpeoperty. To IngeretA. Chenier.
“greed-daughter. he gives her residence.
a plaudits «the interest or 0178.000.
also of 8378.”. and a number of other lots
endsemsefnsouey. TotheAstorlerery
heglv- mono. besides Inklngup to
Ommmtetalofhis otherglftstothe
institution. To various charities. all of
RewYcrk.heglves a total of about “0.
cos. Hhsonileoryeetsssemnotspecld-
ed ingthestetetneot: end the other two sons.
Illliim and John Jeeob.ere named as the
recipients of the John Jacob Astor fortune.
in which William 3. had only a life inter-
est end the power of appointment. These
two. thcefore. become immensely Monet
of the family. while what any of the others
heewoeld prevent ordinary mortnle from
ever feeling cold or hungry. The value of
the whole fortune can not easily be fined.
Gnu’esrsngcnewallthe way from M.
000 .W to N. 000.000-
moo-s ESCAPE.
Thoeeeepeof the Be- Thlef is one of
those events which partake rather of the
more of senetlon than surprise. To be
sure, there are some persons who thought
they deleted beneath Tweed's rhinoceros
hide a certain chivalric purpose to “check it
out" and boldly fight his cane through the
courts. To such. the news of running away
between to days has come with s disagrees-
ble euddeooeu which will give them a tem-
porary shock. But. to the great mass of
the people. the escape seems only one of
nose ownrrencee wherein human nature has
snorted itself. just as might have been ex-
pected. end under dream which
leave the burden of blame upon other shoul-
. less than thnosol therunewey. The only
wonder will be that Tweed was content to
stay so long in durence vile. Any way. the
birdbeslown. Nor is there much proba-
bility that he will ever he caught; none at
all that he will voluntarily come back. And
now the Boss has vanished into the indefla~
able. leaving in the lurchull who trusted or
dimmed him alike. Hie lawyers. we sus-
pect. are the chief mourners; for the re-
lovel cribs bone of contention involves
of course. the disappearance of whet meet
"unit. In fact. one journalist suggests
thet Twoed bed found his lawyers so greedy
eudgrupieg thet heron way as the best
rneeos or loosing their hold upon him.
The story of Tweed‘e escape has been
told so fully that we need not repeat it.
When bolld down it is simply to the effect
thet the prisoneroould go octet tell about
us he chose and. during one or his frequent
carriage rides stopped at his up-town house.
left his vigilant guardians “to to up stairs
toseehis wife" and didn‘t think it worth
while to return. All as easy as rolling o! s
log.sofereshe was concerned. llut not
quite so easy a thing to explain or excuse
as regards the edees in cherge. or the re‘
ape-sibile heed of the department whose
deputies they were. Warden Dunham
would seem to be the indivtduel least open
toeympethy in all this matter. He makes
outtotwlet himself into ell sorts of atti-
tedss seen espleleer. end is so contradic-
tory of himself that the public will feel
safe in setting him down as the but friend
Tweed bashed in thepleneleg and trace
tine It thouupsde.
“ham
he".
N. I. Muse.
ms area IN "I 80800”.
Assedsteedcersteiohserver atwhatls
mhflhndet tbepreseuttime.
enonntfeil beetles that the question of
thelhlelothepebllc schools to assuming
Waders importance that least.
coheg talloetohedlrect lesueupeelt
hie-ethepsepleofthbooen'ry. eudeleu
“his disposition on the pert of
“ho-them. The pincipel'en
gatesaththsuhstss norm of thus do-
nominotloedonot wfl their children to
hevothsfllesoelsethemmtelulngthetlt
hglvteathsussmerieo iamruetkn in up-
pssfliontothlfeieh efthelr parents. end
“member per in issue entitl-
I—toarhhttelnswfere wllhtheeyste-
hfifi! 3
.. been. __
fidwwle
Ito. .,,
a .
rum hytolw-euce. The Osthdio he-
lhveethet‘hlhls'thotruofelthendeilother
eeetserewreeg. Eehelieveethet he and
mocha-true Catholics will surely go to
heaven.end allootside of that church will
mmnbpmhegwhereesthem liben.
el Protestant h- chsrity-eneoghto eo-
eerdthemne hopetoe'ndOethollo lbw.
hehmforhxmsslf. And just here is the
week point with the Protestants. While
theCetholicOhurchlsaggre-lve and dog-
mellco. the Protestenteere yielding and com-
promising. givingwey to demand after do
But the old sense to the public schools by
the Catholics is not that the Bible is read in
then. but because children of Catholic
parentage do not receive instruction in the
.tooete of that church in thetn. What they
desire is thn eportlou st leastof the school
funds he'epproprleted for the maintenance
of Catholic schools for Catholic children.
This has been done in several ststes’by the
collusion of unprlnclpled and aspiring poll-
tiniest. who have thus secured the Catholic
vote. eodthoteere other others who show
a desire loco-promise the matter of Bible
reading in the schools for the asme purpose.
while a portion of the Protestant citizens
fell into the common error of supposing a
compromise now will save future trouble.
The question to be finally met will be .
Shell the public schools of this country be
conducted as sectarian or non-sectarian in-
stitutions f or rather shell they be conducted
as at precept. for they cannot now be con-
sldered in any sense sectarian. but rather as
institutions for the morel and intellectual
training of the masses. if general disu-
sion of knowledge is injurious to any relig-
ion. then such e religion is not .in harmony
or consistent with the thoroughly establish-
ed convictions of the people of this coun-
try. end a drip stand should be taken at
once ageinst the inauguration of any system
for the perpetretion of pagan or other an-
perstition. end to give to the children of the
nation a liberal. general education. founded
upon the moral foundation of the Bible
PRESIDENT'S HES-SAGE.
President Grant‘s lesssge as usual is of a
mild but firm tone. and tretts the vital quee'
tics of the day. We have not the space
for the entire message. The President sets
forth the points of the message thus in a
" reeepliulstioo." from the introduction of
which it seems he at least. does not expects
third term: _
“As i it will be the only mes-
sage which shall have the honor o trans-
oi. ting to congress. I will repeat or recapi-
tulate the questions which I doom of vital
im rtence which me be legislated upon
an settled at thlssess n.
First—That the State shall be required to
alard the nprortuhity of a good common
lsobrilol educe on to every child within their
rm l5.
Second-No sectarian tenets shall ever be
taught in any school supported in whole or
in pert by the state. nation. or by the re-
ceede of any is: levied on any community.
tleke education compulsory. so fer as tn
deprive ell who ctnriot write from
becoming voters after N0. d'tsfrenchis-
log noue.hdweter. on the ground of illite-
racy. who to be voters at the time the
amendment is es eEect.
Third—Declare Church end State forever
separate end distinct. but each free within
their proper sphertn. end that all hurch
W shell beer its own proport on of
as on.
Fourth—Drive out licensed immorality.
such as polflgemy and the importation of
women for egit mete purposes. To recur
again to the centennial year. it would seem
as though now that we are about to begin
the second century of our national existent:
it would be s most fitting time for these re-
forms.
Fifth—Enact such laws as will insure a
speedy return to a sound currency. such as
will command the respect of the world.“
As the matters of church taxation end the
support of non-sectarian schools are now
attracting much attention. we give the Presi-
drnlh views and recommendations in full:
“Under such a form of government as
cure it is of the greatest importance that all
should be protested of education and intell-
geuce enoueb to cast his vote with a right
understanding of its meaning. A large as-
mcietion of ignorant man cannot. for any
considerable period nprmse e successful re-
stateode to tvrsnny and oppression from the
educated few. but will inevitably sink into
acquiescence to the will of intelligence.
whether directed by the demagncuc or priest
craft. Hence. the education of the masses
becomes oi the I necessity tor the preser-
vstlnn four last tlchs. They are worth
. Woes they have served the
ereettt good to the greatest proportion of
the _ notation of any form of govorumen|
vet evieed. All other forms of government
approach it list in proportion in ceaersl dif.
fusion of unetlon and lode odcuce of
thwt and Milan. As the pr met-v Ilep.
th ore. to our sdvsnpemset is ell that has
marked our progress in the but century. 1
suggest for the earnest consideration and
most rout y r contn md it. thet e coostl.
tutleo amendment be submitted to the
legislatures 0% the several etetes for ratifies.
tins. msle t the duty of each of the ass.
vrel states to establlrh forever maintain
public schools sdrqueta to the education
of all the children in the rll imeutary
brmfiwit'hin their j tan 1mm.“
m o . . i see or re
aloe: forbidmg the teechng in said
school ' ul. etheletlc or an tenets.
and prohib tlo the grentlngc eny school
fusdscr ssh snss.or seypsrt thereol.
either tum lve. nucleic? or other an-
thorlty f ’beue ter is e . directly or
lsdireei . re gloussector denomi‘
other of 3.3:.“ kind ‘hsteny
_ e not w ver.
' “to mention with this important cues-
tloo ! would also call your attention to the
lmprwtenaofuorteetla en evllthnl." r-
mlttedto continue. wl probably ice to
areettrouhiele our'lsnd before the end of
theuluoteeeth century. it is the accumu-
lation of veal emote of upland church
perty. lo “I. . the church
property oflhe United States which
on t municipal or stem. mount to
shout M t in 1900 the amount but
don t to lad is is about summon.
eadbvthevserttfl. hoot check. it is
sefeteuy this pow-iv will reech a sum
eroding £30m. one do vests sun
all protection and become of
our govern-mu without hearing its portion
of burdeeeeed espousesof the same. will
not he looked upon scoolescsutly by those
who have to pay taxes. la a growing
new real estate enehencee so rep-
r...’ . no 'i‘kdtiit‘dlt‘wt':
I
3 ‘ allowance
wins if to retain reel estate without
ofeo vest e
coats-e
sehweelledsdne. ‘whhout tene-
l-d ”sequestration. withouteon-
stitutleuel authority and throuah blood. i
would most the tsnetloe of all property
eosally. whether church or corpusticn
emptiegoelythe lest reeling place of the
dude-dredflywlth mm”!
m ll“ '
line may.
Malawian ord
weeheshish “ise‘reurttaeeestt' her
mks-gestative. Sheehengedher
melde'anmlerthetofherlrw hubsed.
pal—senescent“ eflsseseellsit
flMNi
I? with 3 war.
is begun to ”make their
appearance in the stores.
M
It you don‘t play whist this winter you
ein‘t no wher‘ this winter.
W..—
—Dooble and sin to breasted Ill st
inch! "999%?" 5M» “an
Plotted m hinddertlo. are and ~
thew aims sociable to. tails than“:
Lockwood‘e Hall. during theholldsye.
E... I ‘ ‘l "
Mwscd '3‘. Beam,“ old, time principal
of Cehthr bursts: Schohl.“ nets 8h. wee
vbltlng’fl‘lnde in this 'vlclrrity last week.
“bu——
The young folks are making arrangements
to trim St. Pauls church with evergreens
next week. ‘ g.
Rev. Mr. Hemllign will not deliver his
Memorial Disoours on Senator Ferry until
our week flora to-dey.
e M'—
—Rcyniels celebrated dog skin gloves at
Comstock Bros.
_——w————
The board of selectmen are herd at work.
and propose to turn the world upside down
end pour hot lead in the bung hole.
——--—O¢O—-—--
.‘Sposc of course you folks know the horse
cars are running upon a now time table end
so there ain‘t no need of saying any thing
about it.
——oso--—
The smiling pbin of the stable billcol-
lector now tortures the peace of mind of
every well regulated citieen (and others)
particularly the others.
-—-—ee--—--
Sore throat. slit! necks. end backing
coughs arc the order of the day. but if every
cough was a buck. the livery business would
he chusiderahly over done in this vicinity.
———-ose--——
B J-Truuks and traveling bags at Comstock
roe.
Seeing as how we have had a tread moon
during the week. the street lights have not
been ill. making things very cheerful end
agreeable.
W
The “ internal arrangements” of the poet
allies are fully complete. and postmaster
Olmsteed is now tired as snug as a kitten in
ebasltet of meal. Charley knows how to
manage the mail matters. you bet.
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-Tlio best dollar kid gloves in town at
A. Dickermsn d: Son‘s.
M.—
Joe. Lyrics. Earp. is sprucing up the “old
homestead" on Wall street. lieatty's ltat
factory is still to the hands of the painter.
and is likely to be all win'cr if this wee her
continues.
-——-«e———-—-
The propellur got stuck in the mud oppo‘
site the gas works. while on her way up
“the creek“ to her dock. last Saturday. end
considerable hemmiug and bowing and
more or ices big talk was necessary. to get
lter oil‘ into deep water again.
-—-—-oe>————-
-Comstock Bros. would call r cclelal‘
tentlou totbcir stock of Gent's tin or weer
which they claim is the must bumplctc in
town. Call and choline.
—-—-——-—oeo—r
A bad epidemic of window washing broke
out on Mlle and Wall Sta. during the gou-
tlc rain of Moudsy.whiclt materially helped
to fill up the bebor with expensive -real es-
tate. but then it made the wlndows look
cleaner. and that was the objocl sought for.
-«———deb~<—-—-
The mall has been deep enough to swim
in up hero in the country during this week.
and moss end misery and untold work for
the women has been entailed as a conso-V
quoncc. Four or five young‘us. a men. and
a mu puddlo within a rod of the house is
enough to drive a women crasy. And the
man is as bel as the young'ns. any day.
»~—<e>
Camilla Una. the Recliner! iiddlist. is
announced to give a concert at the Opera
liuuso. next Friday evening. assisted by
talented artists. The entertainment is on-
d :r auspices of Phtnnlx Steamer Engine 00..
who rush into this lavish expnudlturo es a
way of celebrating the 17th anniversary of
the organisation of this company. Success.
W
The stores are getting in _thclr supplies of
holiday goods. and their various windows
present e lively and pleasing appearance.
l‘herc‘s a good deal of scraping up of “ old
stock " however among the merchants. as
purchasers are not expected to be over and
there numerous. in consequence of the atria-
gooey iu the money market.
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—hieu‘s beav winter 0 r
at Comstoult Bryon ve coats '0' ”'00
on“...
Me
Our Borough election passed oil in a very
quiet Christian-like mention only a moder-
lte vote being pulled. There was consider
able scheming and wire pulling. which re-
sultod in the defeat of scvcel popular and
deserving candidates. But thus it ever was
and ever will be. as long as whiskey will
buy up votes. and money is provided to buy
the whiskey. ,
The “billla‘rl tournament" at the rooms
of the Nortvslk Club. commenced on Hon-
day evening. and will continue every even-
fer a number of weeks. One hundred and
forty-four games here got to be played to
go ell around. which will necessarily take
some time. The games have been lively
and interesting so far. and the boys e're eo-
joylng it thoroughly. in the meantime the
poor women have to stay at home and welt
for their “liege and lord" to come borne. all
the way from 18 o‘clock to s and d o’clock
in the morning.
—---o>—--
The ladies of the Union Temperance As-
societioa.a to the number of twelve or
morc.vlsitotl several whiskey dispeussries
in town. last Friday evening. conducted
their exercises as upon previous occasions.
and exerting considerable influence upon
their bearers. The ladies select the tiiue
when the saloons are filled with bummere.
and matching boldly in purify the atmos-
phere for an hour or two at least. with their
serum Christian prayers and melodies. lie-
port has it et one or two of the most Au-
sten Malone keepers are being visibly
scant ythelr meetings. and it ishopsd
that others may be made to see the vllooess
end wickednee of their tolerable occupe.
tiou.
Comes Dom Nov. to. 1m.
Pressn ut—Wsm:a:lf:.lllthagargtvses.
til I were
3' ethics crlsrepoa High street user
rein—rec
'ID.B.Bert seat at-
egalnst Jensen no 3 3
ft macs: challenge “of '"h‘fihlt
ug been to
help .ggmllsctsble- Outings.» 3°
rage 3.. en‘s-toe see with tho
we. Prowltt. Fine and
Price sppeis committee to “a. “a
report as soon as sole whether curb
lies and grade of sidewalk on westerly side
«BallyBl-JNIWeterfit. to y
or
, as We ered
“a?“ mm {new
‘ on
: Senator For
' I .
Fire mane ved I
.. fir. as. ,
if} cred paid. E ,
or amp 8 .
ler‘frsigh “a: ' .
toaster . es. Sylvester-38.
lass hinterlels etc.. critic-espouse
wet-«l Beaks. establishing benches. .100.-
00; Edward Banks. work and motorists.
.083: James Flooey bellll’. (referred to
clerk with powerlta‘l. . . ~
. mmrmmm.ben8d.1flm
‘ fiWsrd no 333:”
.. ”if"
'3
skee‘pt d
cutest}E t
who. ul}l‘ve r
t D. . Bennett. D. B.
orehouse. enterteoltsiufi l of
ltt materials in department. .070; A. H.
Edvin ton&Co.. rioting. 7176. Adiourn-
to . 10.1 . st 7* unlock. it. to,
Boynytoss.
fig
The Chief bet nabbed "after bsvln been
gone ttvo weeks for a load of coal or Mr.
J. Raymond.
—Hotse blankets st Oomstook Bros.
Our river was frozen over so that people
could cross during the extreme cold westb-
er lest week.
Many of our
cstchiu ster fish.
save the r young oysters.
young oysters.
Mr. J. M. Bowen is building a Swiss cot.-
tsge for his towels and pigeons. and has
:cmftenced to prepare posts for one mile of
one ag.
-Sblrt studs at Cumstoclt Bros.
Hr. Isaac tile hens took a sloop load‘ of
oysters to New ork l t week which be
sold. and will go again
other load.
‘Cblldreus suite at Comstock lune.
Mrs. Pcrcev'e select school closed last
Saturday the scholars to lo the public
school. lire. Peroey‘s fem l have engage-
ments that requires them to cave town.
Mr. Issac Pain continues to show enter-_
rise. having purchased of Col. Stephen
yrsond another tract of woods. and will
supply cord wood as well as oyster stakes.
to his manv friends and patrons.
A donation visit was given to the Baptist
minister. Mr. Rouse. on Wednesday even-
ing. this week. The pastor s ads ell his
time and talent in the viney er of the Lord.
and is worthy of his hire.
The extra meetings at the Baptist Church
continue interesting and successful. 00
Sunday. the 19th inat.. the sacrament of
baptism will be again administered to a
loud] number. The tide will serve about
18 oh: ock. when they will repair from the
church to the river shore. near the house of
Mrs. Cowperthwaitc. where the candidates
will prepare for the administration.
—Sllk rtstlets at Comstoclt Bros.
The caseof John annds against sun-
dry members of the Citizens’ Association
for removing a board fence on the shore
opposite the property of llr. John Lownds.
was called up for invest! lion in Justice
iiouton‘s court. on Mon artho 6th last.
The defense lawyers not be nngeady. the
court was corned unliltbe outlay fol~
lowing st o‘clock.
—Llnru Collars and culls at Comslock
Bros.
The rolructcd meetings at the M. E,
Church as brought out a goodly number
that have manifested a desire to walk in the
narrow thtbet Christ has marked out.
by errls ng and asking for the ponyers of
God‘s people. A umber have p fussed to
have a change of cart. while others besl‘
into to malts tltd decltlon. and are waitla
for a more ounvcnlenl season. end it is with
much regret that a break was made in the
meetings this week for the purpose of bev~
mg an oyster sup r. but it seemed to be an
important neccsa ty. as interest money was
due on the church debt. and the money
would call in outside bcl . money being
scarce with the memborelt p. Mr. Dibble
stated the case to the meeting. and abun
dance of oysters were immediately sub
scribed. with acute money. and all that was
rounded to make it a success.
On itoudey morning. Dec. 8th. two also
anchored otl‘ our harbor. bound for Go -
foul. Uonn. They sent a boat satire, rend
came to the store cl Charla Thomas for
some provision. One of their number was
terribly bruised. and on enquiry they sts‘
ted the cause of his wounds and bruises was
that tltcfi' bad fell among thrives. and want
on lots that tbsv had come from New
York. bound for Guillotd. When oll‘ ill-
trcrs island they came to anchor. side by
side with another vessel beans for the semi-
tort. lashed together. as they were old
ricuds‘ and wished to be convenient. and
thet about one o‘clock that at ht they were
ttosrdc by live riwr limp-rs ruin a small
boat. here were four o the crew in our
cabin. and lwu iu the other. The rob-
bers rtlrlrts ed to laser: up the cabin that
muteincd our of the crow. and mode for
the othercattlu where there was but two.
wbowere comparativui unarmed. as they
had but one pistol am a gun that was not
loaded. They discharged the plstolet the
ruitluus. and [minted the gun. hoping to
frighten them sway. but as they did not
shout. the vlllisns knew the gun was not
loaded. and rushed in and tot k the gun and
men prisoner. and her suvcroly maultreat-
log it Ill. aupposihg lot to be due I. threw
himnrt-rbuarti. lilll llCCllllO to and clung
to the chains until rescued h lliu crew who
Willi a good supply oi ruvol era. had driven
llitl Scoundrels roar the doukaby firm uu‘
lucroua volleys fruits thh windows is the
uulilomud shvurcly Wolludlhg one of ill!
robers. u! be was heard to say. “For God's
sake dunt leave me" and crushed with lb.
pain of his wounds. The crew broke from
the cabin Just in time to see the villieas row
away in comparative safety. without any
booty. Capt. Stephen qultwoud who sells
our packet. the Chief. to New York. says
this is the stimuli rubbery within two
weeks that has appcncd lit the same place.
Capt. Beulah. of Ueutrs Port. was boarded
and robbed at $100 in money and clothing
by the thulvcs that infest ibts vicinity.
m
Now Connors.
o stermen are engaged
wilcb hes a lendenc to
Stars are dust to
Wallace Dean has noted his stables to
Frank Stevens. who will continue the livery
business.
Justua it Raymond's wt it died of con-
sumption Monday ulsbt. ur funeral was
attended from the Congregational Church.
Thursday.
Albert ll. Its mood is closing out. his
store at Smith‘s ldgo. and will shortly rev
move to Port I'lltestrr. N. Y.. where its in-
tends to open a first class grocery... .
It hes been reported. and publishedin the
Stamford Advocate. that a colored men in
Greenwich. on his death bed confessed to
being the murderer of Mrs. Bullock. The
report needs confirmation.
“ Wood‘s Market Oer“ was loaded full of
produce this week. Frank has put up n
stove in the car to prevent the goods from
freesiug in transit. This Is an institution
that should be petronlned by every farmer
that has produce to sell.
Mr. White. local correspondent of the
Danbury News. was in town this week.tsk-
lug notes. and he was srtlcularly attracted
to Corniog's perfume actory. and wrote up
a description of it. which was published in
this weeks issue.
The Ba tlst Church was train crowded
to excess Euadsy create to l stun to a vrry
interesting sermons! r. C. 1‘. Goodwin.
formerl e celebret cracker baker in New
in remarks were very forcible. but
York.
the ml is still there.
Carter of Carter street.
P d. Edmcode at his dirt rooms. on
reiltgad avenue seem ”boweluflelew
bust-see. file in“. _ is. stocked with e
whlehhe esrvssop nlrst cl _
Professor is attentive to the .
his poisons and 13mm
‘ .3 ‘ Raf. amelior your ' genres.
_ rfumery.olsll*kintla. and uiead- m3“
3 .
; kill V’of bottled water at S. l."
t is weekalllh an- 3
it
at
33 moonstone
less We! Fancy Soaps st 8. Funnel“.
mm Geese r'eather‘s st mammals
Mauro. 3
“:60, to T. 3'. do out... you. games.
with . til: um»:
innuendo. r5?“ will :3. ri't9é'és' ‘ °"'
Watchesil st uyer‘s‘.
Elbert! Whilst on drsufiwelso all
e '.
l-
‘ I" Try Brown a Wilcox's choice Teas.
We to Guyer's for your dice croquet.
.Frce Chowder every Saturday night at
GnSchsub's. ' , , . .
CATA RH;
Those enduring from Catarrh. Disease of
the Throat. Lungs. Ear, Blood. Liver. and
from Dyspepsia. are informed thet Dr
flows will be again at Norwelk Hotel. Non
walk. on Saturday. Dec. 18th. when he can
be consulted on the above diseases.
Du. Rowe—Dean Srn;
It gives me pleasure to write you of the
ermeucut cure I have received from our
tarrb from which I havc suffered so much.
That which Icslled “asevcre cold in the
bead." had increased its severity. year by
year until the autumn I first cal ed on you.
At that time I Was convinced that a longer
neglect must inevitably lead to the disease
of my lungs as my throat was already uflect-
ed considerably and sevcrcl . and my pity-
sioal strength generally imps red. bad no
knowie of you beyond a treatise of yours
which I ed read. and I may add. that the
prrjgdice natural to one strickly educated
to t c views of the regular practice. did not
’eld main seeking one of whom I know so
little. But twee unable to and any help
lbrou h the ordinary treatment of catnrrh.
and t crefore followed my inclination and
went to you. I was satisfied after the sp-
pllcntion of your medicines that if a cure
could be cfl‘cctediour method could do it.
I have carefully ollowcd your directions.
and though from its long standing and ac.
verity of my case my recovery has been
slow I am baggy to say it has been sure.
and i cannot t wish for all who are suf-
ferln from this disease a prompt and
specify relief by your sure sensible and cer-
tain help. Yours respectfully.
Mlle. L. J. Cvrt'rrss. Norwulk. Conn.
M“
[From the Lafayette Daily Courtenl
a VALUABLE WORK.
Dr. ll. V. Pierce. of Buffalo distinguish-
cdin surgery. and the general practice in
the profession be honors. has made a vein-
ble contribution to the medical literature of
the dev. in a comprehensive work entitled
“The People's Common Sense Medical Ad-
viser." W ile scientific throughout. it is sin.-
gularly free from technical and ttilled terms.
it comes right down to the common sense
of every-day life. Dr. Pierce is a noble
specimen of American manhood. lie has
sprung from the people; and. with many
sympathies in common with the masses. has
sought to render them a substantial service
in this the great work of his life.
~_—“_——-—
A FACT wolt'rlt KNOWING.
Are you suffering with Consumption.
Coughs. Severe Colds settled on the breast.
or any disease of the Throat and Lungs?
If an. go to your Druggist and get a bottle
of Boecunuanmaax SYRUP. This mod
lcino hes latol been introduced from tier-
mauy. and i selling on its own merits.
The plc are lug wild (“or Its success.
and rugglste el Over our country are wri-
ting us of its.wonderful cures among their
customers. If goo wish to try its superior
virtue. got a atiiple Bottle for to cable.
Large size bottle 75 cents 'l‘brce doses will
relieve any case. Try it.
M
STOP THAT COUGfl.—-if ever thing
has failed in your case. try Du. oruus
draw or Tart Wren Connor sun lions
rtourlu and vnu will thank us for the ad
vise. lit) pulmonatv complaint. h wcvor
chronic. can resist lie healing to occur.
There is no case of coughs. colds. sore throat.
hoersoness. asthma. or bronchitis. which it
will not. cure or greatly relieve. It is a pre-
ventive of consumfiptiop. and the best known
remedy for crtou . altos swayJ all the
distress or wuo‘orrtvo occult. loans the
throat and siren theostltc voice of speak-
ers and singers. ntelna no opium or oth-
er deogcrous drug. and is lee-ant to take.
Trial bottles. ll) ole. G. C. tlllsou. thchcs-
rer's Block. solo agent. Cell and 3;; an'l‘ioul
It.
Thurman‘s Ive Pearl M
row ”a
Is now admitted lobe the bust Dorm-lace
known. Used dull .it will koopth Teeth
Sound. ‘leau no hits the Gums! caltb
and tho lreath wool. ll. bouisins no cl
or other ln‘i lens substance. cannot in one
the canton. d is especially recommended
totllosc who. having g teeth. wish to
massage thorn. bSoltd by all Druggists.”
an cents per ot a.
WELLS & ELLIOTT.
No. ll. (low 812. New York City.
W
DI: I WV“! 3‘ 1‘“ "TI
III I0“ WI.ugut&"' 0
on. e. o. Hown's
ARABIAN MILK-CURE
For Consumption and Diseases of the Throat. Chest
l odlol f t e kindle the
illulf‘hl'. §.°.‘il.’lllooa“filv‘i. :._
Permanent y cures detritus. Bronchitis. incipient.
°°“'“i“ll“'. “liiidlf'tt‘b “‘é‘:.3.’..‘~‘33.°t.".li‘f
Fill-'33.: awn. like magic. rdlo st per bottle. and
middflfiifdfl‘h'ddifaim
ll otlt lions lnlts im-
W ...... Li“.lli...f..'.‘€.lmo
Humil'itfiitil°.°i.°°°.:...
' t n o as s e e
Inuit: 3:31!!! builds lto'rlultt square up.e makes
”we" ‘ rumours?“ terror
as u
it") u s“ tl‘rcuialiurvous agility. Lost facility. Urin-
ltls'ees end Broken wu Coast tut one.
flaunt... th‘e‘ taut Contosy” to lied
l.
Ivory hotdyiklggrghgisgfmm
on. at. 1). shown-s
Arabian "W“ Liver Pills.
COATED: 8 | th 3
They clause is Liver en tomes clung: y.
stl tine. Price to cent- per
$3$$§idg°ltod§ use all three of the above
‘ :
"titty. e. "on. struggles. sole Agent
for stem orwellt. Goon.
an. O. D. sown.
Paorntnrott.
"all: artwmwudatm -
it Unsuestionsbly the best Sustained
work omits kind in the World. ”
Harper's Magazine.
lLLUB‘l‘ltA'l‘ED.
' ssmeuts ouOher attest ersstill on 'I'lllltt
maggots. Mrs. eerrhysrtheeenowroof dynamically”. rum-m e‘eetss.
to her house. Dr. erbsrts has also adorned wfism‘w...i.w"%
his house with snow roof and iehuiidlngs 3,. fl .
l." “delimit thaw W“... "W“ ‘° ”W °'
rs. . e . . .
all”: down Wednesday and sold tight-fly “
udlclous and successful treatment 0 Cr wm
the Here.
The ever incfl‘tfigfldhcul‘stiou omit: encoder-t «
Will wishing their! a new! had or l'urs
“ l
allillliflih‘fl %d%. w an wetatsl't’ti'twaw f“"‘il‘i‘°.i‘i‘.t2f.‘.t:it" steel ldolls K
many homes it penetrates every month we must see. ‘3!” 3‘ “- the Union behest. 3
"We: “tiller-meaturrmh- do.“ » . .. m...
“vegetvghs.u::rprisewuenr‘tl.mgw to an: ill r'uolt W3
' t‘ aswttb.tfltltes not i“ he
......~:r:.tu.u ..... .. .. o. B. SHERWOOD,
lostlushe compacting. The line e 3 ‘0'“, 3 3
end not evil all a daysof its life- as
"3.. a. ”.33ri «$3333.? 3...”: Carpenter and Builder.
Isstsp steer a a s . n
. t Fr! vol. I! want! flour norm! or srsstsso M.
3:33: l‘t‘s all. lines?- hfldphtti’i’seaw. eoufi nonwau. ”"3
. Cusmri
firewood:
”we tape;
.75; "ill dti; ‘
”film“ J it: :r'thl t Gershoi‘ll h Gs er
Integgm‘ddd montg: -. ‘ I " '
Dr. 8. D. Rowe‘s Arabian Milk Cure. if
used in connection with the Arabian Tonic.
cos farther towuds curing Consumpttlon
t on any other preparations the world ever
sum—See Advertisement. 7
- neutron. ..
shaggy aordssis for medical attendance on
lioTo a nonwlllbcreccived for the year
a first day of January. at Town Clerk‘s
Ofilce. not! the 15th dsy or December. ms. The
right to accept or repel. pro is is reserved.
some J . I! ll ‘0
. RD.
CHAS. SNITH. $Sulectmou.
PLATT PRICE.
COMMISSIONEBS’ NOTICE.
The subscribers appointed by the Court of Pro.
hate. for the District of Norwelk. Commissioners to
receive. examine rod decide it e the claims or
the creditors of the estate 0 Charles L. as -
mood. an insolvent debtor of Norwelk. in on d
District. assigned to trust for the benefit or his
creditors. hereby give notice that we will etlcnd to
the business of our sold appointment or the no of
ward a Perry. in said Norweik. on the 4th d
of Pcbruer . laid. and on the «h daylof April.
at id o‘cloc in the foreooon or each of on d ill”.
field court hath limited and allowed four months
from the date hereof for the ssh on to us of
claims tale.
8 B. WOUDWARD
NARTIN S. CRAW.
Dated at Nerwsllr. in said
December. 1870.
ENTERTAINMENT
.OPERA HOUSE. NORWALK
On Friday Evening, December 17,
WHENGNG AT 7:45 O‘CIJOCX.
B the Students of UTCEI‘S'BONI Sill-
NA Y. Admission so cents: Children half price.
OLOTHING l
M. D A V I 8
Is dolly receiving
FALL AND WINTER
Ready blade Clothing.
Which he is selling at
VERY LOW PRICES.
Commissioners.
tricl. this 4th day of
‘.,, sew
Cell and see them and secure the boat ion in
this market. II 'Da It‘ls.
y.
nth Anniversary.
Psalm mom
OOMP‘“
have the finesse" of announcing that they have on-
gaged I All:
Camilla Urso,
'ras Celebrated t'tc‘ltslet. for a
GRAND CONCERT
A'l' Tar: opal“ nouns.
Tuesday Evening, December. 14.
She will he assisted by the following Artiste:
.Vrs. Lambs Ohm. Soprano.- lilies more
We. Graham,- Mr. J. 6'. Bartlett. Tenor;
Ur. Gaston Household. Rut-610m; .Vr. Augusto
awn-r. I’r‘am‘sf.
Admleetost lac. Reserved Ienee. 780.
Tickets can be rocurod from members of the
Conger! or at 1.. 'crd‘s. Norwelil. sud s. F. Peck‘s
Bout orwelk.
he i'l‘ltlull‘r Depot-as l‘uso used at this
Concert to kindly furnished by J. I. Poflln. Iusio
Dealer. Wall Street.
HOLIDAYS ! HOLIDAYS !
Holiday Goods.
YOU WILL FIND
H. S. ROOD’S
THE FLAG. POI THEN.
norm wsrcuns. centre.
LOG oldie foetovery thing
pertnlm wslrr line
one end Holders.
ladies Gold Pens and Holders. very suitable for
Boliday Presents.
Clocks. Spectacles. Illvcr and
Plated Wm. etc.
Con ni Tea Sets. Baskets. Casters. Rutter Oriel
are. up a Rings. etc and everything lathe silver
were line.
Cell on
goods will
Insoles. clocks a: to
F. A. GUNTHER,
FURRIER.
Furs eioened swelled and altered into lending
st lee. I ID INAPP‘S uuumruo.
, ht uhtltgton Street. South Norwellr.
mens 1.11?
1'08 ILLE.
The subscriber will sell at private sale the entire
stock of Jewelry Watches. mocks. (Info. Lethe
Toole llhow us i. 0 ll..- warm to thelete c. n.
DRUNK N. The store where so now are
can be routed and is located on etc at pa.
ell
exercise for
‘etlrselv . The above
bunold 08M; .5.
for CA!
II. I. IOOII.
woley lop-teed.
wtf.
>
site French's hotel. and the stock. etc. is compliant.
and the whole otters a rare chance to any one wt ~
in! to into the Jewelry business. There are three
silver eted show cases. each a foot long. red I feel
Iiuehea to width. and in condition. For fur-
“" ”aw"? '2??? Turns. Adeliui rm.»
. s .
‘outh lilorwsllr. Doc. so. let it
G. 8. NORTH.
MI'IHQOIIOI!
wlssmtvc'roar sunnnT.
loath Nos-welt. Conn.
”
LADIES rm
. trlsleohcit-
""' ‘ Wt.
a.
" " I”... “mutant." “name-pt
33‘” to sswelleechbdtll. There-l1
. persons
use m" the sesutv. Irtehlldleehsve
“‘ teeer‘whiaoeetertnlseisplsd—uhs
of III kinds. m
storm-oer...
l&
W“. as. » J
. 3 .. . .
are. ~ em... 3:12:99.
turtle pu seemed in t n'rth Section“:
Bankrupt cthnpproved larch .6. 1m.
emendmeu W .
Datedet dgeport. thlseethdey of November.
JOHN ll. UNITE . Assigoeo.
lot st
(”on W “to! form
“xi li'Té. out.”
”do
. .4 . I"
n s new. lubenkruplclu
. pt
so» stay observe all lshsreb van
“1.13”"!!ng order issue?! if: Ben. ’15! R.
It cbrook. in Ben
our
General loo 0 the
will be held singular Norwnik. Peirdeltl
said District. ontho lath day or Decent .
10 o‘clock. e. m. at the union of Raymond. 8 er-
wood n Go.. in booth Norwnlk. for the purpose
"m“... we“ mums- ”.3333 are
v . . .
l"lighted at Booth Nurwnlk. this eth dey of Docen-
pagers. reap a. secures. Assignee.
'l‘ A! COLLECTOR’S NOTICE.
to ti delin oent tax ers of the
Coalit'litbrwel‘kolln on bongo! Distrlefihet on and
after the first do of tuber next. i shell
to collect. y process. all taxes than unpaid.
“ “3.3“...“ “""'°“éi“ if”: “it. fil’a‘i' same mi.
v
m“ e WI ° WYILLIAII 8. 30013528.
«.25-
.
1 rats.
'iiov. 18.1875. dill-4t
NOTICE.
Oneppliation to the Water commissioners‘ once
permits wilibe gamed for lap ng the melon. to
perties wishing be supplied w th water.
NELSON T THOR. ‘
. TALLUADGI BAKER. Water Commissioners.
ALDIN sum
AN .
South Norwelk. Oct. to 1m. to! if
STEAM ENGINES!
STEAM PUMPS!
CASTING! l GENERAL
‘afi’loh‘ignfi‘é‘filn tumult memo:
Mechinor Re lrin done at Reasonable
’ v- .2...
THE sonwsnx icon worms
COMPAN Y.
South Norwelk.,-Conn.
WILL SOON ARRIVE!
961 Sun
Till LARGEST assomssr OP
TOYS. G AHES.
And other Novelties Imported Ex
preeoly nor Ito -
AND SUIT” POI
Christmas
PRESENTS.
mental articles to be found at
FALL AND
WINTER.
1875
‘ Great inducements
A'l‘
oenru
Boys School Quite from .6.” to arson
roars-mu from ssoo to camp 3
m LARGE crock or .1'
.. .. Emil?! T2918?
Crodl “m9 '73,“:
tors 0 ”$153!:
HOLIDAY tarsal!
Do not make your selections until you have ex-
emlnod the large variety of useful as well as crue-
n. It. nooKWoorvs.
1876
those be t are their FALL
Areodhrerl to an.d ‘glfinbeelu
CLOTHING
rumbling innit -
lion‘s Business soils from etc.“ to m
puma.
DENTAL CARD. '
allthossledebtedte the snhserM. when l
counts have beasts-fly Iuvw- “booths.“
havenntiltheietofJnn . “become“
up.“ ”use ndhi ‘ ' Ibis.“
willbepnt into so uncle's,“ for
Telliorhonhwlllbedhdleled'l ell hills pelibe-
fore Jen. let. T. 3. ”ml. Dentin.
south NorwslkJioc. II. revs.
SUPPLEMENTARY
TO THE NORWALK WINTER EVENING
filégdsl 0! mm ENTERTAIN-
orans nous—Ettoawstx,
Tweed-y Evening, Dec. fit, me.
Seats secured at Wood‘s. Norwdk Irldfie‘d
st Hat‘s Store. booth waelk. Cl
‘0 D 7‘ lm
omen vocar. awn sn-
s'rnossmrr'r. concur
arm
BOSTON
LOP hiiharmonic Cluhl
rounnunr TKI unsorted no mo:
Wuromvrurcumwu
mafia: summer '
Mine Laura Schelmer.
The Celebreted m Vealllt.
Bernhard Listemenn.Vlolln Soloist; Fritz
Listernenn. Violin Soloist; Adolph 'Bartdc-
n. Violoncello Soloist t Eocene Welnor,
Flute Soloist; Emil’Grernm. Viola and Vio-
lin Soloist: Adolph Belt. French Horn Bo-
inlet.
1:. x. moxwoonfl
DIM-II!!!
s-rovms,
Ranges. Furnaces, Tin and Je-
peuncd Ware,
Child,
Crockery,
and G lnsswnpo,
BOUSEFUBN 18]! [KG GOODS y
3‘va Ito-w
ALWAYS ON HAND.
THE LARGEST STOCK AID GRANT \‘nl-
ITY Ol' '
Geode in my Lune. .
The act tion of buyers in
invite before unchan-
ingLElsew ere. .
GOODMTOBUYLLLKWOI'
Dry Goods, Indus-y.
Um, Noel one
[101118 08K Bills ...., '
' Iron! Goths,
“we tomorrow 0' mm,
’ 3 Denver Cloths.
Man limits liters
‘ * - lloreo Blankets, '
3 5 xwam Wool Isa-nets
ll V V! RAD TB! I i All! 0 ->
ddddbduuudhdbi .....
“amen..-“ »'
» nénnes‘andotrososuag
(3 L 0 '1‘ H I N6}
All!) ' , ,
. Book. a r. clotseee west
oeuvres eee wanna
sr smasher
now- ratchet .
‘4 min" ‘ runs. arm om!
psornnswnsnsm,
.ra‘ ‘. >£ 3.: 3 .‘7 _.. :
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