stimulant rs. tars.
W
no rat ! we ran-nu:
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w..—
mmdmlmoyudbheym~
hathfllppodroueinllew York will
beak-tflm Tbeeoly way this ex*
punhtohedefnyadishyvolnntaryofl~
w Itch-nel‘l‘bornattha Hippo-
de—ewfleooelvesnbcrtptlm
,_ WW havebssn vietorioasin
VNat-r Mire steering that: mom. i!
a rnajnrrity of about soon. and a majority of
the Council and Miniature. and this right
in the face of the Belknsp exposure. The
Denounc- better let up on their investiga-
tions. for every cxpownre seems to :add
”south to the Republican party.
“
The Tenth State Sunday School Oonvvn-
lion. (Biennialknndcr the auspices of the
(buncctlcnt Sunday School Teacher‘s Asia
ciation, will be held at Winsted. thcbtield
County. June 6th. and 81h. 1876. Plans are
uttering for lashing this Convention one
ofthe the bent ever held in the State. Ex-
perienced and cmclent lenders have already
bsen engaged to participate in the meetings
of the Convention. and in due time a pro—
gramme will be published commending lb
self to the Sunday School workers of the
State.
John Adams bad sound ideas on a good
rnany matters besides war. His adminia~
tration was a model of republican nlalnness.
This is areuark he roads on one occasion :
”But let us take warning and give it to our
children. Whenever vanity and gayety. a
love of wrap and ”dress. furniture. equip
I”. buildiho. treat company. expensive
diversions and elegant entertainments get
the better of the principles and iuduocnu
of usher women. there in no knowing
Where they will stop. nor into what evils.
natural. moral or political they will lead us.“
*
Ir. Bylngton writes to the Nora-all: «a-
kite:
“ At the beginning of the preeent «salon.
wc an n n and frank deniucrntlc
member of the cone what they were coin:
todoaboutour re blican member King.
who was implies in the Pacific Mail scant
dal. “it they talu my advice.“ said he.
“ they will do nothing. We carted off more
of that manure than you did. We can al-
ways beat the republicans in a“ such gamei
as that.“ And i we do not vvr greatly
mistake. th ‘present case of tho disgraceful
ax ran 0 a republican will be more than
from the other aids."
*
The Unitsd States Hall is authority for
the following; Postmaster! are not obliged
to aoceptin payment of postage Itamps or
stamped envelopes. wrappers. etc.. any cup
rency which may be so mutulated as to be
uncurrent. or the genulncneas of which
cannot be clearly ascertained. They are not
obliged to receive more than twenty-ave
cents in copper or nickel coins. Thev are
not obliged to ad: stamps to letters. nor are
they obliged to nacho change. cxcept as a
matter of courtesy. nor are they allowed to
give credit for postage.
It is now stated that Daniel Drew's dona-
tions of $250000 to the Drew Thclogical
seminary at Madison. N. J.. and 8100.000
to Wesleyan university at liliddlctown.
Conn. was not secured. The institutions
named have hitherto been aided by the in-
terest. regularly paid by Mr. Drew. on the
endownent notes of the amounts sl't-
tedimfiom. To be deprived of it now
makes the emergency very serious. especi-
ally for the theological seminary at Madison
N J. 1t owns. free. the buildings and 100
acres of land at Madison. but has at pres-
out no endowments except the unsecured
mte of Hr. Drew.
For is your past there has been great com-
plaint in Brooklyn. N. Y., regarding the
cost of gas. Hundreds went back to oil
and illuminating fluids. but mmnwhile gas
motioned high. At last. a. bold investigator.
who had concluded that the gas company
was cheating him. took his meter to the
State Inspector, and found that it was “ reg-
ularly registering ten per cent. too fast."
Other neighbors followed suit. and only one
meter out of the fourteen was correct—all
the rest registering from six to fifteen per
cost. too much. This examination induced
the gas company to refund on back bills and
also to reduce the price for the future.
The mystery of that “shower of ticsh" in
Kentucky. tho other day. is thus explained
hyll’rof. J. Lawrence Smith. the Louisville
scientist. who has snalrted some specimens
ohhe dosh; “In my mind. this matter gives
even indication 0' being the dried spawn
of bachachian, reptiles. doubtlcvn that of
the frog. They have been transported from
the ponds and swampy grounds by current:
of winds. and have ultimately fallen on the
spot where they were found. This is no
isolated occurrence of the kind. 1 have
c one acre. several in the course of myraad
in. The only one I can now fix the date
of is recorded bv Muschcnbrosck as occur—-
log in Ireland in 18? “
ha advaraa report was made to the Home.
Friday. by the committee on patents. on the
application for an extension of the patent
on what is known as the foucnuloa‘feed
in sewing machines. owned by the Wheeler
G m and Wilcox & Gibbs ccmpanlcr‘
The ctr-unison report shows that during
tbsp. three years over one million ina-
bhlnsa with this combination were sold. at
an average price of 003 each. The continu‘
sacs of this plant has been the cause of
m In the price of all sewing machines
in thh reentry. a large so. being impact!
upon the manufacture of sewing machines
in tbs shape of royalty. Under this patent
a Whaler & Wilson machine can be ship-
pd tolnnbnd and purchased there at a low.
I lure than the sens machine can now
be parchmd tn the blotted States. The
Bone sdopted the report of the mmmlttee.
Thacher of‘tliis refusal to extend the pn-
tsnt will ultimately. it is thought. rodut-e
the price of rewlu machines at leaut thirty
psreent.
mom of AM of Istyland on the
SI inst. earned the jodgrnrnt of Judge
Ruler. in the Circuit Court of Howard
county. in thsosas of William A. Boyd. of
klti nonunion the Third National Bank.
ran an! what-d upon the refunl of the
bank bdetivar Ir. Boyd United States and
“MthMmehlch
had been dope-lull with the bank under re-
ceipt-s general oolateral..1'babaohwas
I‘d h A“ ”Rand last over one
,- humminmaadoon-
mflumwhiehweutbehonds
podium Thebsnheontendod thatlt
flu! Mani sodas mt:
‘4‘,”Iisttbstrowmnadtncstorawm
k“ “at.“
an Marco
dolphin titlinore and Washington.
trnnsfer steamer
scout to our thirtyaix thousand dollars.
The ternhntion of thh wotractsd rult will
prove a subject of general interest to banks
and ospitnflsts. asit Involves the question of
collatwal security. together with the degree
otcnrsneoe-Irytobeexcrcissdbyhsnks.
w
Toward the chossofthe meetings conduct;
or) w Hours. Handy and Banky in Phila-
delphia last winter a convention of minis-—
ters and laymen was called togdther. hiany
hundreds were present. Coming in contact
with the work of grace in progrm in that
city. and quicksncd through prayer and con-
fcrrnce. they separated. carrying to their
fields of labors blessing which has since
been manifested in many awakened coun-
annuities and in the aslvatioh of a multitude
of molt. A similar convention will be held
in the Hippodrome on Wednesday and
Thursday. March 20th and 30th. Morning
and afternoon sessions of three hours will
be held a practical topics relating to Christian
and Xlnistcrial work will be discussed. Mr.
bloody presiding. and Mr. Sankcy conductv
in: the service of song. Etch evening the
convention will be suspended and the crud
xeliats will conduct their usual service.
Topics of vital interest in Cbriseian work
will be dircuisod. In the sclt-ctiun of the
following programmo. prcfcroncc has been
given to the practical subjects which were
before the convention in Philadclybia,
Evangelistic services. how to conduct them;
how to conduct prayer tucttings; inquiry
meetings. how can they become port of the
service lb our churchcn? Training of young
converts and lay teachers. To be followed
by durations and answers on practical work.
llow shall the song he conducted in the
Lord‘s worh.’ Question drawvr. Iiow to
get hold of nonwburch—gucrs. Uur young
men. whut more can wetlo for them! To
be followod by questions and answers on
practical work.
”no——
Ile limit of tho State of Now York sua-
ponded Tuesday. The failure is attributed
to the fact that the bank hat been loaning
on warehouse nceipts for several years.
which has resulted in over drain to the ox—
tcut of some $800000. the lost on thin tu~
getbcr with protein-d paper. in tho opinion
of the Raul: Examiners and tho t‘lvztring
llottsc t‘ntnmittoc. has impaired its t‘npllltl.
and mlnarqtrt‘utly hart been droppnl from
the Clearing lions“. Some of the «li-
M‘lxlll lltllllt timt drpoaltnl‘: \\‘ill be
paid in full and atoclrholtlvra fifty por cont.
The following is the latt at statement of tho
limit of the State of Kent York for pool:
ending March ll. l8?!) Loans. 03.000 000:
deposits. 3.305.300; aptcie. $335.00"; local
lenders. annual); ‘23 per cent linbllitica.
Tidal). loaving a surplus in hunt tcudo a
of 6331.700 Ltleil mloof stock was 108
Thu bank of tho Stole of Now York is it
very old institution. lmviug boon hum: ml
nu lilo lfith of May. 1836. lultl pisst‘tl into
the National syatcru sumo yours ngn whom
a majority of the Now York (‘ity limlh
changml from State to Nulionttl. Til" lil-
slltutiou bus always homo u high reputation
and its downfall is tl‘tt' In aunpvmlml ptpt'r
like ill st of Duncan. Sherman .& L‘ l. mini
ovurdrufts partly the rt-mlt of lmmlttg on
I‘flf'lltltlsil‘ rccclpts. Those overdrufu nrv
stated to amount in $800.00) mt. l Ibo llllllif‘
of «mo of the ”films of the bank is lllltlt‘l't'll
to be cnumctcd with them. .\ hop .~pc-.:‘..-t~
tlrtor stated to Irm- ovortlrnwu. nod til-m
some of the ten turd Colic putsplc who W‘lll-
ted duty plumvd on tin-so :trtlulrs tn ropuluto
be currency to gut luck t . you-iv ply—
merits.
The Norwich Flt-c.
Tlrirtct-n bmlit-s have now boon found in
the ruins of tho Norwich punrlsuwc. til;
shockingly burned. Noun have-bran
lively ideutfiml. It isnow thought that all
the bodice have been found. cw pt one or
possibly ttvo. The burning of the records
of the all 3 house render it l'l‘rpnfialltlt‘ t I
say cxactly how tinny [lt‘f‘sullfi \rz-rc in it at
the time. though prt-lnbly tho numb-er wars
between fifty—fouruud fifty-night. Nu mw
lltlilr
of only clown can Ix- lt' li'ilC‘tl. two hm- tlmn
the uurulu-r of built! fuuml. and four It‘s!
than the Illliiibc!‘ it is fort-ml .irt- lot. Mr.»
McDonald and Nancy Raymond, win: was
so severely injurml. are but jlli'. nliw.
Eirly Tuesday t-vcuing it was found that :1
Mrs. “'iison,one of thus-.- rc-cued. a young
woman not more than twt-ntv yours old.
was on the p lint of confirm-meat Sue was
carried into the indgvrs. room Hi the station
house. where she gm‘o birth to n mulectnld.
Tbctcstimony before the jury of inquest
Tuesday showed that. the tire originated
about the furnace in the cellar. I‘lie hunt—
ing apparatus was now. having been put up
last fall. and the protection of the wall and
ceiling of the furnace room secure to have
been inadequate. The evidence o.’ the m
routes of the house showed lllil when Ute
fire was discovered tbu building was so full
(if smoke that it was dangerous to nttcmpt
to reach the upper stories. It was evi lout
that they wow all very much frightened. but
there is u“ reason to doubt th-u they did
what. undertho circumstances. they thought
best for tho safaty of the house and the o.~~
cupnuta. The absence of the proper fire cs-
capca. and the fact only one stairway led
from the soutmd ti wt to the stories show
are calms of censure. for to the.» n llrgc
part of the loss of life ii duo—Palladium.
Turret is the deuterium
Tun burn up Warren liut'rrz—«I‘anu
.wo At‘t?.muoli.t‘l‘lfl.\'n.
All the information that can no gloauml
in transportation circle: at the present time
in regard to existing and proposal Intranets
went! ft‘rtravcl from thli vicinity to lilo
Contemal la a: followawhs to tho Nina.
pmbahly nearly all the lines will tuna “our
slou ticketn. The prompt price of tickets
from Boston t l l‘ltllltltilllllll la #0 dolly tall.
but! by tho Sound Gleam” two dollars loan.
All travrl byrall must go orcr the New
York. New linvvn. and liirtfonl. tutti Now
York. and Now England. and Hartford.
and Providence road atattlun from Boston.
and the Pennsylvnnla rvmda. The furnwr
roathlll malts no redtwtlnu to Ilmrle par
aengers. but to Masonic. (till Ft'lltth nod
other organiaod moieties. in tcunliu. and
troops in uniform. and of not less than fifty
is number. a reduction of twoaty-ftvu per
arm. will be made from May It) to October
l. excepting during this work proceeding.
when no reduction wimtcm will be male.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will rotltteu its
f‘ru for the round trip tut wen New York
and Philadelphia from $5 50 to nbout 88.00
With these roads the: Boston llnvs will ar~
range rxeorsion ~ tlchety. making for their
'proportim of that line Ml‘fl‘apundlflfl roaluc»
lions. Burns the Ponmytvaola road lira
not oilcially attic-«l its rue. it» «met nu-
nonaoernertcan be made from Boston yet
it is calculated tho round trip by rail will be
about .12 and by sin liners NO. or loss. Tho
New Your a How England ratlrond will. up
on the third of April. open a now DWQ'
line run :7 without change clears to Plait
hisryland. formerly at
“amniotic-sonar torn burrows“ is
y . . now in Badminton undergoing “pairs. She
‘ ‘ fmmthsmfrnuthertilgosd ather-
htivenlfew‘rorhmnd m through ,
mm.mmm;ug. an;
. . i’s Afii I i!
knows exactly who are “rinsing. ill" lllllllt'd
and tho week following Hm Fourth of Jttlt'. '
built for these four trains. The evening
train will leave Boston f p. m.. and ar-
rive in Philadelphia at 7.80 the next morn—
ing. l‘hc day train will leave at 0 n. m..
and arrive at 8.509. n Returning taint
will leave at 8.” a. m. and 7 p. 0)., arriving
in Boston at 0 p. to. “158.55 a. in. respective-
ly. Thus one day can be spent at the cx~
bibition. with only a day's absence from
business. The New York and New Etta-
land will also run trains at six and seven p.
m. to connect with the Norwich line of
steamers to New York. from which the trip
to Philadelphia can be made in a few hours.
As an indication of the amount of travel
that may be expected. it is stated that. this line
has already received applications for terms.
representing 12.000 persons. The difference
in a saving of time between Boston and
Hartford is about four hours. and this city
is to get the special benefit of all these Con-
tcnial trains.—-Iinrtfnrd Cnurnut.
Con necflcnt Bopublica u a.
llama. Editors of THE: Start'rrxnr. :—
Cnnnecticut soldiers struck telling blown
in the rebellion to have the lit-public from
disruption. Upon their return to civil pur~
suits they lilSO curve with tbcir ballots bard
blows against that element which had boist-
ed the white ilig. and gin-u it't-u‘uttcc in
trcusonnble scnlluu'nts whenever tlwy had
been ovorpowrrtd and forced buck by Leo's
and Johnston‘s armies. lint during the past
four yours. for good and sutlicicnt reasons
as they believe, many of the late soldiers
have become iuditi‘crent as to the results of
either the local or st tto clecttona.- Indeed.
is large percentage of them stay away from
the polls. The consrrptonce is that thou?
pvraoua who aided and abetted the rchvllion.
did everything in their power to ll‘ltllllllt‘l
the government. and hated the very name
of loyalty. are fast occupying those pusllluni
once tilled by loyal and distinguished moo.
This apathy or lutliflomnco of the soldiers to
not t‘ummt‘udnlnlo. though their disabled
coutrm'oi \\‘tl‘O givvn litmo‘tl Illr ultleu wlwn
the lirpulillcana lllltl control of the aisle
government. and could by its itttluoncc have
given It allure of tho fruit-ml otllvcs in the
:tutc to the illuulxlcd of the civil war. instead
of lllt‘ll pltyaicallv nblo to t‘sll‘ll tin-iv broml
by the aunt! of th-tlr blows. and who urvrt
tln‘tl a gun or drew n sobrt‘ in tlvfrnaoof tho
uovu'tuuvut. There nrofvw towns in this
static \vhrro tho old aoltliors do lull hold the
balances of polltlculrp . \‘t‘l‘. which. if [\l‘dllt‘i“
ly oxottwl. would Nmpul dun t‘t'spm‘l from
both parties. Tho M‘llili‘l‘a of tho luto \\‘IU‘
littvu ultvztys lm‘ltt‘tl lit lllt‘ llvpublitxm party
for aympttbv null t‘tlllil‘lt‘l‘ltll‘lll i'nr lllt‘lf'
crippled ctmnmlp lint tltry ltuvo lwmt illa‘
appointed. Tho pmutina upolv tn lllt‘lll by
promiurnt rt-publlruun lllltl by tho ptrty lt~
srlf. provinuu to ”wit twilislmml. lmvv not
bvctt fulfilled. il' tlw mm \\‘ll‘l listvo rt-pl‘t‘
rif‘lllf‘tl lllli ttlulv‘ in (‘tumrtmalnvt' tlunu tllt‘lr
duty in this roipu-t (‘Illllll‘f‘lli'lll would now
llli\‘t‘ lwvn tilltli‘r ll-‘publioxtn lllll‘. The col.
lllt‘r‘i ll‘lV't‘ uvwr liI-lkl‘tl to tlm ilvtttvt'rul‘m
part) for lbt‘ lmwt to tor. .\'ur nrv lltl‘y to
rm'eivc l‘etu-r trt‘atnu-nt nt lboir hands in
tho fttturo. 'i‘lw luwvr' ltnusu uf Cungrvsu
ll'ltl lurdly t‘o'ttmnm‘ml its scallion lwfurc
tlw lumv mm in tilllvc whom it could rcut‘lt.
wuo turm-«l out to glvt- lilltf‘.” to mm who
wcrl‘ tllilnyul llllll still glory in Ilu‘it‘ almtnf‘.
llut llll‘ timr is coming \\'ll"ll utmtlrt'r grout
p'trty \\i:l urtw. «luv nf lllt‘ plittciplun of
\\lllt‘ll will lw loathe to tho wuumlml 0! the
civil war. uml it \\ill lm :\ sucvvnsittl ll‘lli)’.
Th0 only prnernt tmnuly for tho sultlicra is
to ho found l'l tho pt‘iumry tnt‘ctinga of llu‘
1Ltl‘llt“. i. ,1 t‘\'t‘l‘_\‘ nwltiivr Inllkl' it hit spo-
t-iul business to in- llrt‘st'lll at those gntlrct'inun
:tmt srv to it tint un‘y ellt‘ll mun urc nomina-
ml to rnprmvn: tin In no ltl‘l' in ltctrty sym—
ll'tllly with tin ir \‘vlS’llllUt‘ comrades. There
mo illl‘il turn in svvry tmvn whom \\‘l‘ im-
plit‘itlv truntvd wln'n it cost something in be
illli‘ ti tlw government. Nnrwalk llml
tit-my l’llt‘ll urn-u. The Second Votinu DH—
lllt‘l Inn in the porn in of Jiltlzt‘ (‘1 uv sun-h
:t m In in the rebellion lu- '.\:\~' mu- ..t' (IIll'
r-illci'un st-lt-(tmcn. nn<i clitl unni w Hit" in
tt-t'ruitini: the t‘umlnnivs rltw l in thin town.
le Judge. if t-l't‘tt ll to tho tw\t (icncntl
Aux-mmy, will tlnjuatly in J” lldlllt‘i Ill:
will he the right mun in tin l‘l_'..'lll pl :cc to
latle‘ uft'-r n lIizlllt‘l‘ I‘t'lrtllllg to ill" willow
\\"ltli‘ll pr-xlnbly will llf‘llllliul its .‘lllt'lllldll.
.\ H \I.|lll".ll.
006
Bownytou.
(‘J-ull-v .7 wk In; t‘lllllluyt‘l llt‘lp pz't'ptm
t xry I v Itmviu; nlmul twu tlmrsrml lnxaht-ls
of oystvrq. i» th {V m ty ll-‘IVi‘ it cltunct- to
grow,
CURL th‘l' {min ll aim] turd timin. :I'tlllll l
ltcrc w mtiug uya'rrs. II. is I‘ll.“ m ll l‘u ll
Timtulnre L mm is ll‘ln‘ nill‘ll‘lt'3llfl,301)llllilt~
ela.
The cl l:r p wkm; mt tblza‘tvnn‘t'. c mtinrr
use it) sprcid nt‘uwy 'tt'nttzrl :mmnz ttu- pm»
pl~roetipluyl-xi lhi‘l‘c‘.
\th. Iluyt llea rt ban to build for Mr.
Slulsuu.
Jnlm
bulltl.
An entertainment t: tutu nd’ at tho Iinp is!
church on \\‘clluca‘ln' utvl 'l‘uttrst'twv cw—
nings: .
Tliojurymon from this district burr lmeu
rnlcaaul after five \vooks work to appear
again in tho llny term. Thor l'l‘lll‘Vx‘tl the
calleudcr of 30 cases. which is said by the
sisters ultoruvy to b.‘ u very large amount of
work.
Mr. A. Dibble is about t-t till up mm of
his storm with dry gum): in plman his
tlaltelttor E otui whula uuxiuut fur h ulna“.
having a bilalllvii turn of mini
'l‘ltc :ub put nmx‘c is lutvimr n aim ciao
tunic fur the purposo that till titty .wo nl
coca for tltmusalvvu wlwthvr little it n 1...,
tor for them.
Slotw wall building is ‘ll‘tlglt‘knlng on
Sammy l-‘lolwt‘a itll‘lll.
Mr. .I‘ ll. ll \Wt‘ll but returned limp ll
lili-‘liltfl-i trip to it trope. Ho out about
about two months.
Jacob it lynx-ind is adding uluut twolvr
foot to tho Inwlrdoc‘t prvmratoryt l mum-
lmr.llls cool yard tlwro in tho rifll‘lllfi.
It is rumored that uctl-ut will sum ll'
taken to wtn ..... tallall‘llfllltlllll fr-mt thu almru
llt‘upt‘rly by llitrlllli wit» ltrtvv ‘lt tit tlt‘t‘tli,
lulu. ittturcah ot tint (Julio-m Arls‘ir'lalluu
The clrclv of reltclotu ntvaitl‘ulng .u 3....
Walk widow and I‘t'tti‘lll‘rt‘uur ellt‘lft‘. Timur
arc indications that the pcoptu fuel in the
ward: of tint cclohrlwl hymn “I need the.
n my Stvlnur. l moi tlm every hour."
Our blacksmith. Charley Golder. but thu
reputation of making the belt quality of
oyster owls. 'l‘twy Mind llllll orders from
east. west. north and south. lit- Iraa been
uncomouly busy lately.
Mr. Char-lea hound-i la mulling good pr.»
grass with his now dock. and shows It gen
{cud for economy with a large acow which
he lllls tit low tide ho dpprus tbomhannal.
and at high tide all: his dock with what
cornea from the channel. . _ ,
The scholarsirotngl unanimously that tbolr
«seller. 31:. Lyonmrswd to cream them
ioglve an vxblhitloi of their progress in
learning ti the people at the err-i of the
term. ; , ; ' V ' '
TheBtby Carriage Factory is now on-
gsgadatflsiusspt‘hehst lot-rot the”
atyles of earrings wit‘r what. it called the
revocable canopy tonal} invention of Kr.
{ml my. lr.‘ but u l’tl'g‘ burn to
m‘
, M 'va
“ *2“;- mutexluta toast
dill style. There is also an elaborate im
provemcnt in the style and finish of th-
bodies. The chief point of «~th lance 0
thus" carriages is the substantial manner In
which they are built.“tho smooth workman—
ship connOt be excelled. and the prints do
fy competition. '
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' New Canaan‘s.
List of Letters
REMAISING in the Post Office. New Canaan.
March ram. laid. Persons calling for the
above. please say "Advertised."
James J . Benedict. Addison Scotleld.
N. W. KOYT. Post-master.
The suit of Wm. H. Jones ea. estate of
Hartford Davenport. was decided in favor
of the plaintiff.
Phil Stuitb.of South Norwalk. was in
town \l’etlnt-sdny, looking it! natural as
ever.
Ransom W. R')Ck\\'tll was llltll'l'ltltl Tucs-
dny to Miss Fannie Comstock, daughter of
S. K. Ctlmstuck.
D. C. Iiuscoe offers for solo at public auc—
tion. Tuesday. fliil. his household furniturc.
\vnguns.ctc. prv'pttrntory to his removal
\vvsl. '
Charity Wood was arrested Wednesday
for ill'llilkt‘llllt‘sq untl ubuxiag his family.
and has taken up his rvsidvncc rt Britlgv—
pottjail for thirty days.
Mrs. llurry Wutmbut‘y diml Sunday
morning, March 12th. at the resilience of
but" audio-lion .l. S. 'I'rmvbritlgo. She was
hl"1ll‘lySiiyt‘fll'dilltl.
l’utut serum to be tlying urouml pretty
Illicit ill present Among lilo number of
houses being thllllt‘tl me D. I). Put 3'. J03.
S. ll. Itnytuon‘l‘s and AIM Luv‘a.
Smith S‘: Crivscv have ornamt‘nt ~tl tilt‘lr
"write! with u uvw sign pulpit-d in roll.
\vhito. not] blur. \\ llll tlw usual mum on for
thi‘~ Si‘ti‘ttlll. viz : “ Contonuial Mnrkt‘t."
W. C. (‘ Wiring started Tlll‘Si‘lt)‘ on an «\-
tcmlul tour of tho Southern States. intro.
driving hi4 (‘t‘li‘lll‘rllt‘tl “ (‘m‘uittga Gt‘ltlltln
Culoutio.“ null “t‘tlifluuiu tlnltluu limp.“
which are m‘knowloluvd by all that “so
them in be tho boxt pvtluu wt in Amorlm.
ll .\. Ixtphntn Inv- l‘tt‘t‘th‘tl mmplca‘ uf
lllt'lltttnl silt‘lt‘o of mouldings for pirturv
tritium: that was rvor in Now t‘ uumu llia
privm urn vxtl‘murly low. (livo htui ti cull
and t‘xrtullnv r] o ‘lmuua at Raymond‘s lllnck
all kinds. rumours Cousti
nntl rcmovo Constipation.
Contumptivoa should use all three of tho above
nrmllt‘iuon.
for South Nurwnllt. Conn.
i‘lwl'l‘i‘ nllt‘t‘l
New t‘aunun bu. bm-u u lllnll‘tlll‘
title \\‘rvk \\‘tllt lhr --\m‘pli-lll Hf llli‘ .l up a
trial. not! two .1 ll-n-n bum: in tile look-up
l'nl‘ tlltlltlit‘tlltc»; lllt‘li' ll‘l\ lwcn nutllim; In :
disturb tho mum: tl mommm 'i‘lt la" llal
tlvsur illt it I: win- in Ill“ ptzwr tllllxl tin
a-utu‘ but); in rtllru'l tutt‘ lt'l mild“ or
t‘ mtml ut‘cmnuw ‘tt‘v tho it
\\‘ rt
t‘lmrl -\' \\‘vlth‘ .I ltt~ llt \\ . tiliw. rumor
l; liil‘dtttl A \'t‘ltllt‘ .‘l'l l .\| \l t Nill‘t 1. “units In
mil tnvrtxmuq
it
llt‘ Ill-lug n ltlg‘ lltlttm‘w.
ttutl lw lll‘llll‘ tlthvt ~I .t~x hr in vvrl n!
tt-nltvt‘ In lllt‘ \\unl-a Hf lll- lilili‘ll! H"
says tltu .N‘t‘ntlm'l :v-N nil Ill." lml villus
i‘b'nlvy Il‘t-‘t :I lulu lllvlllt‘nh m [it“tlllt'rl.
judging from Ill" lthllxi ut' llti ll Ml tvi-tv
night.
,‘l‘lwrv u no l’\lllllllltlll .ll lilisa‘s ~t it‘u n
(‘t‘ll't'lllllll burn. \vlllt tho 1' ull twinir (it'vlt‘t‘n
unvl llla‘t'llltllt IN utl il' l ~ltip ttntlvr full
Elli auxuu untnl \v lb ‘I lltill~lt llug. t-tt‘ .
utttl tlu- “'-‘lil.‘l “.iulm l'ltx r.~ l-‘nrt l-lllwnrtl
Aug. 29.1750. lltntmv: iiivvu by John
l'tt: :‘ t . 'I‘lm‘l lt-ntu ll‘mfrnti uni by lwn tu
Silut i. .mulmttw. bi; lll'llllil v 1:). l‘wpzt-s -nl
tl\\lll‘|.
all" rl; nu .lulms m‘t‘ m-xv 1.; it I. mitb Slit p
w .5 Hill 2. uly hll~|‘t‘llll"tl Wmlnlwll ty mmn
for mu l‘t‘:thtl:lr. Ia'. it rill'l" ‘.'.‘l Mr. John
is in \\'1‘illl"l'\'lt'l\'t‘il |)\' :l nurulwr nf gl‘tJlL‘»
t‘nmpltll)‘
.\
)‘t'l.
llll‘tl .\ iw ’lIHlI' ’tl tn f1 rm .'i s'vvt'k
on I lutv ltllll mat. \\ IN ‘1 “'xl‘i ‘iqrr 'il It.
In u'blt' ('1‘ ill n. n .l an \t.‘ um (‘mnl'r
,\ '4' -l 'l L-wm ll lilzti’il ll ’l‘tt winy .«tl'tt’
town it .‘ll'r. s t-tl’: H "\u‘ :t' lll‘ll‘ no“ t‘tw‘t
tlt tu‘t' nu ttz- ml! H II\'I".~ lit 1;“ ltlLZlI\\l|V
'vl-n'. ll Hull ‘Il‘ rim-WK 'l‘t’t‘ him-r l-i
H... ‘l lllt' (untilln'tul. :lllll \iru H y: own: In
Viv-w i'. :n vi guilt; '11‘ H :IIN in \vlz. r' t ‘t'
m wit ~ \\ t I" .ll \I. ,..3._ s‘ll" \\ :H \v ll'll"\l llml
lbw «mu \tt‘l't‘ it'll} tn lllp-‘i‘i’y .tmI H it or-
lllit‘ :; l l . ll' \' .t.ll u~ uli we! «Hutu-titling.
5h. om? ti on lll‘l ut' ”.ltt't-t' alvp- nml ft-ll
iv flour: l in NW ll= t, ~trlltm: nu .\ null
\\lll-llt'ltlt‘lt‘tl lnr brxvn. (Hill‘lllg lziclllfl
tlt‘ll‘lt
'l‘lp- Intro. tlrrtstt . J'lllltil. aivlu'nin': [l‘lli‘
(-nnquuotv-l ..l‘ mu ll" If) :r'w uml bulky in-
:zrt-divntw. or" lost boxing mmt'rcctlcn'. bv Dr.
l’tervv'a ;. a .I l’urmttiv.- Polio-tn. (trgltunr-
t‘tmlml. ‘ ‘Ili‘yllll‘llltltl Rout Milt! lintltll .llllt‘l‘.
.\;z!1llllivuétlrzuwlw Ilir " Littln til \nl "
(‘Jlft ‘I'li' /I' .l/r’m ,. 1"rl’ll""'l)hv\"'lt‘. Hurl-
r: n (‘Iiv-tnilt ll Suit-no ~ on living llr. Pinrt‘ut t-i
t'.\ll .rt ‘r on Ilu- i llt‘t“ of tit - III”)! V.tlll‘il l‘
r 1013 til! i it"l'l‘rl Hull" :1 ”iv" :...- Zittluetl prin-
f‘ll'tlt‘ri. \\ltit'li. \\‘lwtt \\utrlc . intu littlu Pri-
lott: ut Gilllllllt‘s. murz't'x’y Miner N. rli mum‘un.’
...-(m I‘vtidt-rs mu‘lt Illlll‘ I’v-llnt n4 uclivv and
pun (ll-Ill n. u lttt‘gt‘ pill. \\‘llllt‘ lllI‘V are much
|||nn‘ llill‘lllll‘lt' and pit .tsunt in (ilt‘til.
llr. 1m .\. 'l'b..vx r. nt~ llu' \uslmrr. Ohio.
\\‘Illt'c: “I itgurtl your l‘nllrtv on tho butt
rt‘mt-dy fut lllt' toritliliuuq for which you
ptewrlln- lltt'llt of unvthin: l have t-vorust‘d.
s i will null Ct'l‘l'llll in rtl‘nt. and ltmvivg tho
limvolx' in nu I‘Xl‘l'll' Ill vuwittiun. ll moms
in lllt‘ tlu-y lllhal lulu tltc plum of all utllt l'
cathartic pil‘s null umlit‘inm.“
Lyon it: Mothvubvt‘ tlt‘uggidls. \'. IIIlllllilll‘
I). '!‘.. My: “ \\‘vthink tlwv pro coin}; to
Stall ltkt‘ hot cukcn at: H rut no [lt'tllll-J put up.
quniutu-tl “iii: tin-m mill \\"tll riI-llt the pill
li‘dtlt‘. ..a lll‘lhl‘ ill ti bin» tr.» 'll llmtu lilac
them much better Ilutu largo pills."
or.
lJlt‘ li lll .lt‘tllntvlv n-.
Cslllult or 0 till tutu ..., lllll‘llt'flktr l. Rn
mcmlier \llln. lilitl init‘ m tluw M l‘t‘ilulilng
Dr. S. ll lluw.‘a Arabian Mills t‘ttrt-.-
Sac A-lV‘x‘lllS‘ Ina-m.
, -..... -
l‘tlril’l‘lVl‘llJ' ‘l‘llli Illii'l‘.
llz. Mttrtia' Hymns of 'l‘ut \\‘up (‘tttttt-
RV and llulthll vuxn in tho vurx hm wuu.
p mm! vwr pt‘vplrotl. for tho imnuxlidt \ no
tout ltlltl pvrumtwnt ouro ut‘ \‘fllliillr. t‘tltla.
(wimp, \\‘lmnpiug (Pottzlx. lil‘ulwltllle. Aitllu
ttw. and till tlldullnt‘rl of u U nutppptivtV typo.
it will tlmughlv mullimtn them alarming
ai‘tnptutm in now lnlf lll‘ timu l‘ltlllll‘t‘l to
ll“ so by any other uwtllt‘luo. it ill ptu‘cly
voootnblc contain» nuoplum or otltm‘ tlnuucr‘
tulitll‘uu. l‘nysu‘lnnp t‘lltlul‘llo it iii ”iv
mu-t tillmwleu‘t untitlvllr Imuwn for all Ill .
t‘ll‘iri of tho thrmtl uni lungs. ll m‘vcr foils.
Ewrv lmttlv nunrmrtttwl to l‘l‘f‘ful'lll exact
l\- mi N pronoun-«i. [to Illl't‘ Iotlltlaln Dr.
lint-m‘ :lyrup of Tm. “'lltl Olson»! and
llurobv'un l. 'l‘t'i‘tl l'll‘.10i'l‘lll‘\ t‘t‘uulur
ulmtn .‘lil vt‘ttln ttlltl “.00 in l‘ lmlilt‘. Swill lit
l-mu. 1H ‘l viololll
,—
‘lella m‘n drug utnw. Plumb Not \\‘tlllx‘.
-. m . ...-
Cross and alokly children mm l‘o
rumlv lwultlty uud utrung by regulation lltclr
hltlllltlullnnllll luuwlu with Uttrl‘llltt. it ltt
murotlfccllvullmtt (Turtnt' Oil and in us
ploualmt to lulu.t tlh lmuuy.‘ For Wind
Colic. Sour Stomach. Worms ontl Coativo-
near. time is nothing in existence ttlllol to
(malaria.
Mv‘OQ—rwm
Wonderful Success:
It in rt‘pnrtJd that Downtown Gallant:
Stitch ma. rinoc it-t introduction in the
Unltrd Slates. reachml the humerus Mile of
40.000 dutch per year. Over 0.000 Drug-
cists have ordered this Medicine direct from
the Factory, at Womlhury N.J..and not
one have reported a single failure. but every
' mum spanks nflta ttlllflfll'l'ltlttg success in
curing severe Oottnbi. Golda settled on the
Ernst. Consumption. or any disease of
Throat and Lanna. Wu advise any gonna
that but any predisposition to weak nous.
to go to tltrlr Bargains and get this medi-
cine. or inquire about It ’ft-gnlarslne. 78 cts..
sample bolllfl,]0 ct... Two _ will re-
liew any case. Don't neglectyour «rough.
. M , .
THE CHILDREN MEX”.
‘ t «scalar when «
valctthoittie ognpvwillcurnwlk—
. i
. .
qlllt‘! i
l. c rro all n tlolrtlt tuau‘a l‘lm‘e.
l
~t|:.t
Jilin“!
Children Cry for eastern. It in
as pleasant to take an honey. and is shear
lutely bttrmlcas. It is sure to expel worms.
cure wind colic. regulate the bowels and
stomach. and overcome irritability caused
by rash or cutting, tat-h. It is a perfect aub-
stitute for Castor Oil. and forContlveness in
young or old there is nothing in existence so
emotive and reliable.
DIED.
In this city on tho lsth Inst. Henry K. Baker. aged
is yours. 9 months. and 19 days.
TIE HOST wosnnnunmaoov-r 0! THE 10'”!
on. s. b. ii'owws
ARABIAN MILK-CURE
For Conaumption and Diseases of the Throat. Chest
and Lunge. The only medicine of the kind in the
world. A substitute for Cod Liver Oil.
Permanently cures Asthma. Bronchitis. Incl lent.
Conaum rtlrn. Night Sweats. Loss of Voice hort-
noss of rcnth Cathrrh. Crouy. Coughs. Colds. etc..
In a few days. like magic. Price Qt per bottle. Also
on. HOWE'S annulus
TONIC BLOOD PURIFIER
Which differs from all other prt‘pnrntions in its lm-
mediate action upon the
LlUER. KIDNEYS AND BLOOD,
it in windy Vegetable. sud cleanses the a stunt of
all Im lllrlfla‘l. builds it right squat-v up. an trinketl
Pure. tlco Blood. It cures Scrofulous diseases of
itch and regulates tin-
lIowcls. For Nervous Dc llIty. Lost Vitality. Urin-
ary niacin-on. and Broke-u Down Constitutions.
l “Citallenge the 10th Fantasy” to and
its equal.
Every Bottle in worth its wclght In old.
PRICE "'“iijfli‘ no LE.
me. 8. 1). HOWE‘S
Arabian .‘Bi‘tlg‘ln Ltver Ptlls.
'I‘lwyclcunstho Liver and Stomach thoroughly.
Price 25 coutn per ix.
Sold bus. I". PICK, Drwnlnt, Sole Agent
DR. Q. 13. ROWE.
l‘ttor‘mm‘on.
No. ltil (llsnsaabcrantreet. New York.
if.“ r. Lauo‘n t‘ot rain Curv fur low-owing Nalle
T0 LET.
fl‘lw last House South on Dev Sweet lut uiro pf
stow ml. n. lil'l‘t‘ll ‘oca.
F0 R SA LE.
Sovernl ulcnirublt‘ Buillllu' Lots on First Awnuo.
lionodirt Farm. line! blurs" k. near tho now bridge
n Ill bo sold low. and on mv torrna. 4pm} to
219.3!“ “ERR l‘ JONES. East Nurwallt
Much nth. Ill??-
An Excoellent Broom;
t‘oata only so cum. to
E. K. LOCKWUOD‘S.
stun-virus \\’.\NTBD.
ll} l’llt American. to Moro or an Janitor. or to tail..
ltrft-rvncen :lven.
Addrc“. lil‘a‘lN its.“
.n‘tmllt Nnrunlk. (Hum.
10 RENT.
l‘. l‘tl [till of ”row on l‘uton Mrm‘
‘i‘u ltliVl‘. I mlrr part of a limit-mm Mar-ital rt.
'l‘ll lll‘lN'l' l‘tll «if I "mt-u Itit‘t‘lV loit‘ltil‘d till
um um A \Illt‘ in mm ll.l.l-I K. VIRAI‘.
Illnl. Ilium.-. “.thlllllflltlll Strum.
.\'ur\\.tlk. t" g ‘37":1!
I
adjourned l‘rn Solo.
'l‘ltc sale of the pmpt-rty of Lori-mm Su-oflolll nib
nuird nu tin: -.ll.ll| \\rl' rnrucr hf Rilialmlb and
DA) Fl!\"ll.ln mitts-fro m-rtwln tnx laid by the
smith Nuronlk l niun M'huul llinttirt. lh-vvtnln-r ti.
l'iil. on lint vi l~.' t. “on lttljtlllrltt‘tl thl- l‘Hll titty uf
Mun-h. mu Illtlll March ‘lrlth. lsltl. at rt p. In
\\‘li.l.l.\.\l 5‘. “(ll TON.
rulltwtor of nut School Dl~trlct
Ninth Nurttrrllu. Mul‘t‘ll lllll. lfiitl.
' V? V
.-\ l I l‘l0‘.\ .
\\ Ill lm will at public ant-tin“ at tho mulch-mm of
l)n\'ltl l. IIurhur-k. our-half lltllt‘ from Hulllll Nor-
“:llk ttnpnt. \\‘miuvstlny. March 29th. at t o‘clock p
In . I 'l‘ltruv Spring \\‘ngou. ll‘huctnn. I Built“. l
’l‘wu first \\‘ngnu lh'lvlgh. l l'lmv. lr‘nrkl. let‘w. l
fict fi‘n-hlnrts. I May \‘uttt-r I Lt! Drilling 'l‘urtln.
till rt '3‘» inch t-lhaftlug. Tultlc. t'lunm. I litrr 6 year
will Hutu-v. guml mull-Ivor. ',"I\"Il pmml-w of spout. I
two )l‘fl" tlltl hum colt. I at”. of llvavy Ilarnvu. I
not of Light Munro-s. Iiur-v lilnnkt-ta. a lot of fresh
out! I‘lll luv. alum n luf of put flvvwcra nml nth-‘r no
“firm ton IIIIIIII‘I‘UIIH m ult'uII-nr. if ntnruly lht‘ next
lull «my
‘JT‘J :It .IAS Ml'l‘i‘llHLL. Anctloucor.
\Vllilownnh and Scrub-E
hrunhca at
1'}. l\. LOCK WOODS.
.s'r-lmnf - Trawler-rs. f Very/”mo",
l'.\N\'Ah’.~‘HIlS.
nr lll“l\ _ intulltm‘ul man or women \\i-‘ltnnt caper.
mm in n-lliug lmua“. will find
PAT T Bill
OI“ Till".
American People
lht- (‘Nl‘ll‘al and first thiurr to soil «luring this your.
t‘umplolt‘ in 1000 ptlyrll. clt‘ nut and clump. It in tho
book for the truths. and In '03 on sight. It is tin-
Iiral I’mnily Illuturv-hau the It”! illtrutratlnnn. the
If"! Maps and t‘lmrta. tho Ital Binding. tho Rent!
emlurscmvnta by tho Prints. and an is tho lizsr 5x1.
LING "mm in tho runrkot tn-dnv. Don‘t be
rattuht by trashy “t‘untt-uuinl IllllOl'lr-s'f when
you can have for Iona money a Sfatuulur \\‘nux.
combining: all (he Sfrung l'oinfa. Any inn-Iii unt
perv-«m can toll thin Imok. Largo profit: no no
rinks. Suntl for tit-scrlptlon. Opinions of tho I‘rces
uml terms to Agents.
97‘.) y .1. ll. FORD 8: 00.. Now York.
V").
South
....
Miss M. F. Calhoun,
. FASI’IIONA BLE
DRESSMAKER!
Uu-r I‘Iii'li'h‘ Dill'tl STORE: t'utrnuw on Wits-hr
Incl-m Struot. South Nortvltlk. Conn.
l‘omumtluttouttou given to customers. satisfav
lion gtturuutut-tl 2?? 3m
t'lll'IiNS AND BUTTER BOWLS.
.\T
E. R. Li H ‘K “"0 0 “‘8.
MILITARY HALL.
Tuesday Ev‘ug, March ‘3 , ‘76.
Kit Carson, J r.,
The lllll‘t‘llltl ltordt-r Hang-tr and Indian littutor
p ltl tioliwr his l.ICI."I‘l‘IlK on tho
BLACK HILLS!
Intrudnving personal rorulnlaocuvaa of
nmttml‘Tnll. Rod florid. Lotto
\ ’olf‘. Imm- Mam ”an. antitrust.
no: Tree. om. etc.
and full tlt’tnt‘t‘l \tlon oftheltlow Elihu-ado. it: vulnoaa
no Agrivttlllll‘n country. tho chances of tludiuu
fluid. with in “illll’iull tothu loc‘ure. Mr. t‘araou
\\ltl ltlll‘tltlllt‘u
A-no-slaeu-Ilm-uo or White Cloud,
An l oola (‘hluf.‘tmd his of Mn \\‘arriaru and one
lmllm \ ‘outau. who will parfortn In full continue
ludlan matuwra up I t‘ttsttlltti. an folluwa :
Indian talking to bla llcnil thief
Murillo“ t‘t moottlvn. “attic-hallo Dance.
\\‘rwtlme Match. Mistletoe: Nance
tlrovu t‘urtt llanco. Hmolti‘g Pip: of l‘caee
lluutor n t non.
t‘uurlltu: lllutvo.
tlvtwd Scalp Dance.
“looting a t‘hiuf.
H?" ADAIISSIHN. :ttw : lion-nod Santa. Me.
Tiolrotn for aalo at Nowa Room is f‘tmttftloo.
hour» upon at t. locum: begins at n.
tlruml I‘armlo In full costume on barre
buck in nl‘ttruoon.
Report
)l" tlu- vmulltluu of Tho Firet National Rani: of
( Roulh .‘lorwulk. at South Nor-Whitniu tho titan
or (Mrutwticnt. at tho Clue“! of lmulnvua on Fri.
day. Much 10th. Itlttl.
‘ ttttmt'ttvnu.
Ialllllll and Diamond: ...................... ”tut
illiltwl Stilton bonds to mourn circulation. ”0.000
‘i’nltotl Milton Bonds on hand. . .. .
Otlwr Stool“. .. . ............
line from .\ proved ftlmurw Ago“
35% -_
8853328§
Dun from it nor National flank-.... ... . . ..
Rt‘hlEIllw... ................ ..... . at.
Gum-tit Exponent and ’l‘nxca paid .. ..... 8.040 H3
Chocks and allow Clilh Items ............. mo 01
Bill: of othor National Bantu ........ . . . . . can 00
Fractional (Burroncy tincludlng nichcluln til Ill
lTondorNotos.............. ..... 8.10000
eruption Food with L'. S. Trends-en.
taperuentd Circulation ).........~ 0.09m
Doe from United Itstoa Treasurer othor
than it psr cent. Redemption Font. 1.000 00
rural. - surpass 97
u ltul stock paid tfl'm'm' ‘ I more no
: l ................... .
aniydurnnd........ I'LMW
fimflfik Prom; Imohfih’ag
. out! handing" . . .. . ‘
lil'l‘i‘i‘" ”W“"‘”"sarwuunum 3:83
V l
“W cars of tie . . ’5’“ N
n W sic-n on
“than?“
I‘m a ‘
Nina?»
Ind and
33:,“ h Bprlng Street. to
hunt. one roll
“no ..
In ulreo
n?
:Rcasona for dis using 0
of failing honll
sea. or to W.
Uflh‘x‘.
iamorrom.
contain! 0 roman. withons act-so!
‘ Eugene. stated at West Norwalk. Apply
R L. warms.
For Solo or To Let.
A once 1! Two Lots. situated on the
R "I e and a half from this Cit
mt! GEO. SCI!
—-..-..
TO LET.
A modern built house of nine rooms. on Spring
street. Inquire of
9754!. '1‘. BAKER.
Turn-
on.
TO LET.
Two Small houses on Flax Hill. near Elm Grove
Stor new. containing 7 rooms each. Also. 'One
Daub o Honseand Four Acres of land. at Five Nile
River. Also. three or four Small Bonus at lly‘s
Neck. A to
75-6! pply JOHN H. EXAI'P.
TO LET.
Appartmcnts in houses on the Hill. Inquire of
874 NELSON TAYLOR.
“if: sane}.
Afctv shares of Fairdcld Fire insurance stock
3!. E. HEAD.
FOR SALE on TO LET.
Iiousc on Butler Street. near the Straw Hat Fan—
tory. suitable for keeping boarders. En hire of
BUICK 8 "‘8.
Norwalk Feb. Int 1876. tf.
for Sale or to £6132
Toroalmnsiblt‘parties. fora term of ycnrr. the
Building known as
Byxbee’s Hotel,
Sitttntodon RAILROAD Alva. Wm side of Ill-pot. ivclvd " will Min motor: for the name nu
stll'jl‘l! NURWALK. t‘UNN.
of During. Sample and Billiard Rooms on first floor.
anti nino Hooping rooms on around door.
aim sell stock. axlm‘r‘n and good will. Also one new
Billiard Tnhlo.
complete. and every
Said hotel consists
“'utt Id
ster- In: rooms all furnished and
Inglis good running order.
Ilwttoccuplod by proprietor for over 16 years
said property is on soccttnt
Tot-Ina roasonabla. For further
ap'plytol'f ll'. nvxnac. on the premi-
. ClAH‘.South Norwalk. "8 i
"s's‘osua T6131
In Enut Norwalk. suitable for a grocery store. for‘
particular»
o‘er‘ly occupied as such. Will be lot cheap. Apr
p y u
arts-at. JOHN it EVENDEN.
PO’R SALI-ftw”
Owing to ilbhealtb. the subscriber will sell at pri.
vate aalc. also "one about five yearn old. thorough»
ly broke to bathe». kind and gentle. s good road
horse. and uivvs prmnlae of a; : i connect old
colt mtninc two years. and a pony it years old. por-
fwtly politic: also a Phaeton and liamoni. one two»
wand \\‘nqmt. l bu as. I thwapvtrig wagon. l
pleasurehlctgh and nets of llarnoaa Appl to
D. l. Bl'RBA if"
The llousc on Wnalringtot Street. next to tho For
Large vsrd. and abundance of fruit.
ALSO. "min on Van Zandt AVt‘IllU“ ploaaautly
aituatnl. with tine vicar of the Harbor and Sound.
ALSO. "unat- on t‘lto-tuut Strum. ricer llcnry
Strwt. aultablo for out- or two families.
.\ venom ntitablt- for orw or two fumilics.
.\l..~"|. amoral portr- of limit-cs. euitablv fur unall
families.
Alfiitl. Stun on \\‘aalmigtnu Street. next tlzv- I‘uat
Onlw. tfrotu l-t April», tmw mw‘uplcd by t‘urn-tock
lllulllt'l‘n ‘
Alfit'. a Iinvn on \\'n~ltlttgtnu htrvvt.
0
Apply to
DI'BLIB" P. ELY,
At tho l-‘irnt National Ilsa}
B. G. NORTHROP
varcl‘tl’)‘ of ii" s‘latu [hard of Education.
liver :1
LECTURE
MIN“! Till
I).\ RI EN A SSOCIATIIDN
(IV
mm. o-cmvx r. M.
'I‘nxvu 11:111. llrn'imr, Conn
Linu- tu.‘
Allurv imitt-tl. Adlnir-‘lnn FREE. Trains wt
Illt'llnll'lll of t ow wishing: In tultr tlm cars.
& 00.,
DEALERS l
of “Walnut Chamber Suits
Cottage Chamber Stilts
Parlor Suits, Book Cases
bran and (leisure Tables
'I‘cte-a-tetca. chairs, ctr.
CASl/ll/
Picture Frat-on on
Marlo to Order.
No GREDIT Given.
In, on Its Branches.
.e
H.340. "nu-Ir nu (‘rmut Sir-cot. near Woodward ‘
will do
Monday, March 20. 187B
Snijvt :-“ \\‘hnt rt Man owes to the Town Irv
stop at tho «Ir mt- aftt-r Iln- lt‘t‘lllh' for the arrow
arm 3t
Buckingham
Furniture
(Dill-s- thclr l-lnttrc Stock
Desks, [library Canes. Ll-
Eatennlon Tables, Lounges
At Radical Prices
5. E—Hem vvo II!!! Sell
for CASH I“ ' CA8“ Olly.
e
U n d ertaking
s“
SILK
EATS !
FUR
EATS !
All Colors at Shapes.
CHILDREN'S
I! A T s 2
Fancy and Plain.
RING 1876 l'YLES
;F@OTEl
THE tartar sfll”
HA’ITE,
wthlngton at" , ”non and Paper
South Norfi’nlk.
WHITE
LED
cohann.
Dress Shirts.
£308 WEAR.
hunt lulu.
Fine Dog Skin 6:
Incl” Gloves.
Colin", Inc.
A Goad Assortment and Good Quality at Moderate Prices.
Electors Notice
Is hurcby van that the Sciccttncn and Town
Clerk. of the own of Norwallrfwtll hold it session
at tho once of said Selectmen and fro“ Clerk. for
tho pu so of examining the qualification.- of elec-
tor-n an admitting to the doctors oath thoec who
ahall be found I ualidl-d. on floods the 20th inat..
from 9 o‘clock n the fora-noon um I 5 o‘clock in the
afternoon. and by public adjournment of said mem-
ing will bv in session for the said purpose. at the of
an» of Nola-tn Ta 'ior. Altar-nor. over Foote's but
slur». in South box-walk. on,“'vdnadny. the fill
int-L. from it o‘clock in the forenoon until 5 o‘clock
in the ant-moon. and unto—s sII enters-d on the Ital
list as“ to be made shall hau- hcrn admilttd or ro-
on
rfiaturds . tho 25th lust. at the office of ssi Select-
men an Town Clerk. from 9 o‘clock in the forecourt
until 0 o‘clock In the evening and not afterward.
with this cxcc nion. the Selectmen and Town Clerk
will be in see: on on Monday the an day of April
next. at their sold ufllce. from 9 o‘clock in the fuh‘«
noon until the close of the polls in the "tomato. if
ntccs‘ary. for the solo purpose of admitting to tho
clt'rltfl‘i oalh thorn “ho-c names np car on the cor-
rected list undue tho title " to be run c.“ Applica—
tions from thcxd Voting District can be made either
ii“ the first or Second ltIstrict on the above named
ays. '
JOSEPH P. iIANl-‘ORD.
f‘llAIthi W. SMITH.
I'LAT‘I‘ PRICE.
' Seloctrmn
"8an K. SELLEFK. Town Clerk.
Norwalk. larch ll. 1878.
Tilifiiiii'émnuoivf
Victor von Bismark.
This celebrated borne aired by ltyady in“: iiamblc -
Ionian. Dam. ltattin Wood. bv Ilarry Clay. bred by
t‘harles Bachelor-n. ltsq . Orango County. New
York. will matte tho season of rm at
\V ESTPORT. CONN.
rthuccd Boditu. ! it"... Unrrcllr. a full
platcr of emnrk. ill in the 5th host of a raw.
Prm-pcro “'33. ass at: your old. Dunc Trot. St .
.Intou new, and othera. Terms 050 fortlte reason
in advance. Marv:- stablvd tu thl- horse last reason
not in foal. may be returned true of charge.
\\‘eutport. March In tutti.
All’f‘lII‘R SIIERWOUD.
\t'. WILSON.
17! Jr
This crush
22‘ “revue Farms. t‘omr
f 'ENTENNIA L f'li’ffllla' BR 3'
AY
E. K. LOCKWuun‘s. . .
Trying to do Business wills-
nut advert tsing In like winking
at a pretty girl in the dark;
you lllll)’ know will" you are
doing. but nobody else does.
——Neu's.
ll
k3
AG ENTS FOR THE
Hersome Gaiter.
Good place to Buy
Shoes at. A. n. BOYT
Please remem-
It Is now nearly four years since we corn-
neared the Shoe bnslnons In Nor-walk. Our
trade. has graduallylncrcased from that time
to the present. and notwithstanding the
“Kard’l‘imcl.” we sold 000 worth of
glands more the past year than to any previous
year. ,
REASONS WHY 2
lot. We have :1 large. pleasant store.
filled with good gun's. at low turd
uniform prices.
31. We try to please every customer.
and thou tbcy desire to come again.
3i. We calculate to buy the best
goods. and sellata fuir profit. which
gives satisfaction to near Iv every one.
!
We have some goods we are
olhrlssg very low.
Children‘s Shoes. . . . . . . . . . .50 and title
Ladit‘a' Gaiters. bottom. ....... ..tfi 00
Misses Gaiters. button. .......... $1 75
Men‘s Congress Gaiters. . .ht 50 to 2 00
Mnn‘a Calf Boots. . . . .. . . .08 00 to 4 00
Ladlca‘ Rubber Shoes. . . . ........ «10¢
3331.“.
Best Fr. Kill, Button, $6.50
Lounsbury Bros.
dz Rockwell
FINESHOES for LADIES. MISSES.
AND? CHILDREN.
J. & T. COUSINS
[land-anode stance. ‘
COME arm can to.
Opera House Block.
Norwrtlk, Conn.
NEXT 1-» Banana: d: Co.
A. H. Hill 8180
A. H. HOY‘I‘.
3
’
\
q
J. F. R C500.
Real Estate & Insurance Agency
The understated has on hand several Int-class
Dwellings. to be sold. or rented at the lowest figure.
also. Building Lots. and email Go
ancc. Life and Accident Policies
lowest rates. in reliable Companies.
1': a. m.. and 4 to Is p.111.
. Fire Insur-
nrnlshed at the
from 9 to
DENNII ’Llfl',
F. ll. Nash é'Broe. Store.
27 1 ~ 3m
TO LET.
The bout-c on High street. occupied by .thc Inb-
icribcr
m . J. E. NOREROI‘SE.
tau-are of voters
Norwalk will be in ”in! .
million. in «to district on Saturday. larch nth.
rm. tron“. In.. to p. ... tovthepnrponn
footing the mom of said dim-let. and 01er-
Ing names of app
Nola-nu J. Crow. nnlnr Councilman oft
('I’tlllit‘limf‘" of the (‘lty of South Norwnlk. to ran-
"into and appraise the damages or benefits as the
t nor may llv. accruing loan, person or pcraona own.
I‘lty of .Sooth ‘Norws it.
com rtrt-rt. in wild (113'.
as
trwtorpsreetot land mate. it and
' said City of south Norwalk. in Lawn“
smamsmvn mans-s,
Chaplets. only to ccute. at ‘ "
E. K. LOCKWOOD‘S
NOTICE!
NOTICE.
Nullcc is her-ch van. that the undersigned. it -
ogthe Second Voting iatrtnegf
at the aloe of Wm. B
5 ofpcr-
ts for admission as electors.
NELSUA‘ J. ouw. in
JOHN n. BOI’ION. l v
South Somlk. larch 4th. rm
BEGIS’I‘IAIS’ NOTICE.
The undert- cd Roxietrarsof voters for the”
strata of Voters for 3d
cg district of Norwalk.
TIT—It.
Voting metric of Norwalk. harsh give notice. that
they will boil the oxen of Willis. 3.
Milton. in rain
on Thursday the m
o‘clock to 5 o'clock
session at
Dintflct. on
days
. Ill" and from! o‘clock to!
of said dare for the pn
Saturday the isth and
of larch recs- I
o'rlack . nr.. on one W
lift rig-l: u: and canceling the voting list of said
ll C
atrars of Voters for the
snails .t. cnaw
‘oting District “Kor-
walk.
roux in narrow: lad
South Rot-walk. larch 11th.. 1676.
To the ”and of Limmr‘lmcn of fie f'e'fy/ of
8.th . 'orrmlk. Grnmr‘ruf. »
'l‘lu- undersigned. a mmmittcd‘iuly appointed by
re Boar-d
Ii
rty on Halo eta-ct. In the
from the New York.
llroad. aonthcrlilo Corr»
3' the rvaeon oft e‘tahlng
of land of said permun in pun-unner- of the lay out
reportr'd by a committee appointed by the Board of
Chundlmfn. (or the primate. of making the lay out
of Main street as aforesaid which report was ac—
reptfii and the lay out of all Main etrect. as repor~
ted by ultflcornmlttee. approved. and argued by
the Board of Councilmen. at (meeting of d Board
of Councilmen held September 13th “575. :
Would respectfully report to your Honorable Body
--that having given reasonable notice to all s
lutcrvrtcd of the time and place when and w ere we
w nnld moot them for the (purpose of making Mid aa-
aesament of darn on an helffl'} eatd notice hav-
ing been fll'rl pu lashed in tho “South horwalk
Scutlm-l.“ a no“ spam;- printed and published In
staid I‘lly of South Xorwslk. and your committnc
having met or the limo ao-i place dis-trusted in their
said notice to wit on Tuesday the 19th day of Octr»
her A. D . mm. at 1' o‘clock p. ru.. and or com-
nrlttrc afterwards on the “16!ch da 0 Octohor
turn. adjonrm-d the further baringo said portion
until Tncsday the 88th day of October A. 1).. 1 ad.
It 1' o‘clock in the amnion. st lhv: place are: designa-
tt-c. and your committee bulbs not entire 36th day
of tlctulwr. A. ll. “75. pursuant to adjournment
and having fully heard tho partlce in interest. who
nppran-d liefort- you: committee. and it is thereupon
lrccr'lint‘d and determined that the following
named ‘R'TPOfl or persons will be damaged by our
taking: of said land by ouch layout on said lining.
to the amount net opposite their _res rolive n
thereof ovcr and above any flpmli ncdte such
person or persons may receive therefrom:
Alexander Lauder. including a radius of 2!»
feet on corner of Ham and Washington
in: or inter-outed in pro
Nrw llan-n & Hartford
_ ain‘t-t. ti.” 00
Dudley P. Ely. WW
Nelson Wilcox. on 00
“'fllr'f'u (limetegd. 10 00
New York New Han-u it Hartford Railroad 20000
81.1”.
And your committee further ascertained and dc-
tcrmiued thst the following named pence org:-
oons owning or interested in lands hereinafter -
cribed contiguous to or in the vicinltv of such ro—
ggaod lay out on said Main err-cot will be ally
nehtted by such lay out of paid lulu etrect to
thisud‘ount aetévppoalte their respective names over
ll] I \'0 III . tmu. fillt‘ “TED“ 01' rsons ma ‘
receive therefrom: ‘ N 3
Patrick! Fire Insurance Co. two on
Phineas t‘. LoInsburr. too 00
int-k & Lane. ‘ ran on
Edwin If. lot-rill. 2,500
__+_
' $325 no
And your-committee have further ascertained and
determiner! that tl‘e following person or per.
sons will rccetvc an equal amount of damage-e and
benclts. by such lay out of said lain street:
John Ferris. William B. Hoyt.
533‘?“ i“ T°“°" $3.3 933$.“
. nnt. .
David Dayton. 1.. D. (m.
Estate Samar-l R. Footc. 7‘ Raymond.
John L. Burbanke. Davi P. not.
William H. Bifll‘dik men P. Barre:
Thomas Gnyer. [meson Dibble.
Chauncey Griswold. Charles W. Hoyt.
Alexander 1‘. Compton. David L. In
Edwin If. Wheeler. John P. Benny.
Gould Hoyt. other W. W .
Elbert A. Woodward John B. Smith.
Knapp k Fitch. James l". Vail 0
Walter C. Quintard. Ira. ll Stereos.
Hrs. Charles tiny. Ill-n. Georfe .
Anson 1.. Bonus. Robert I! tcltoock.
l'du' Elimxm. Vt illis “if lc'o’imx
av w . ' u . .
rs. ohn Comatoc
And your committee have farther ascertained and
deter! nod that the following no.“ m
infiud interested In and: one canal In the
vie-It ofthenntd “will!”
Isl y benefited by snob Intbs ollowlusnon-tn
mot over and above any dam the add follow-
ing named persons may roccivethercl‘rnln:
Palrflcld Fire Insurance Corn 1 $03.00
the following dosatbed ptopsnyp’bglonglng to
[airfield Fire lot-nearzceeompsny and oecribd as
follows. to wit: One lot. tract or parcel of land
situate. lying and beta: in aid on; of non
innit
tl Nora
walk ton-n Norwalk. of: Fair-laid
and but. of Connecticut. number? by
land belon on to Alexander law“. cute ihy
land beloni halo Edwin V. A. Ghlchenter and re.
ldwln V. . when", hie wife. and land now
owned by Phineas c. Lumbaré. and southerly b
land now owned by Phineas . Lonnnbllrv In;
westerly by Main street. no called. in said (5in of
South Norwalk. said above described lot or tract or
parcel of land havinc'a front on said Inllrdtreet of
thirty foot.
Phineas C. [mun-bur steam n on the followln
described property belonging to’ssld Phlnnns (f
Lonnahnry an described an follows. to wit: One lot
tract or of land situate lying and but in said
Cltyof nth Nomalhln the town of our-walk;
County of Farthcld and State of Connect! bonstde
od northerly by land now owned hy~the field
Fire Insurance Compnny. oneterly h land new
land. fist-inland
owned by Reed Rev southerly ”y
attest. so called. In said (‘It cost orwall and
“Tn-std
II
of
by land now owned by fist-{on Clark and
e. and water-1y by Iain stroet. as
City of South Norwalh. said above a lot.
tract or .1 of land hsvln a front on said Iain
stceoto thirty feet. and hav nan depth from that
to rear to one of ninety-thee fast. and the
other part of one undred and slyhtcen feat. ~
Edwin ht. Merritt ram n tho follow or
erl Irrigation who said I“ .
but follows. to wit: mane lot.
g:
u-
. as-
hedlot.tratorpsrcvloflandh no.
rel Iain ”street of about eighty '23:. I ‘
Clark l tans "0.00m: one to tract puree}.
land situated ln'sald (‘in of eighth Ngwal at:
belonging to l'lavlonsclcrh and lanes I.
and hos-dad and as fen-we. an twit:
Heartland: by land now owned by Phineas C. In!“
(”Jil’iltrtmabuy ”what-a: gnarl“,
am in uriI’brcyor South been“. .-
233:“ street. uoalloddnsatdOltyat manna-
And Committee have further are-ruined ’
... .. .. .mmrm “'35.
ca: .0030..an ”
ant-cox. 3.
r. u. a o.- . ..
olo.w.‘:§i-ra.l mm
a . and vedb the learn Donnell-
ntan. um I 1'” of
ammm‘vr'srsf an ‘m cant.
; ..c.qmm.m.
.. tlwy II. ' '
won‘t micron 7
liliilflk unwritten; f
n 1; construction
i
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