grind-untowa- mg”. fit“. f - ‘ ‘ _ «restart-we " mm‘ m. Ire. Petrieh Brenncnkulre. Ray J. in». In. J. Newman. the; ow “El-Initiate Stevens. .. lerrt'hitney. Ir. Charles Whitney. ‘ J. 8. newsman-rm -——~..— . summons-stimulus. ._ nrtrre "_ 9! W 0,! men-name" . udereon. lb Irene Bennett. A. ;o. Nice tier-eh '1 (fryer. Ire. Ghryny. matinee Gentile. he , ' Crew. Hrs. )lnrthn Dawell. Burris - ~ In. Gsorgln nut. In: at. w. Ravi. lb Mary A. Boyle. John Baler. J. ELI-e. Louise Maynard. John O’Brien. * W. a. Show. Xian hiery Umetrad. Katie M Fred Younge. , ——-“9—--— cans. OLISTIADJ‘oat letter. NO PAY ! E'i‘NO APE-II! M first: and Wm. M.“ Them in on eels in this city at it 8. Boris Vil‘ Thou. 8n ‘eandtLPte ‘. I I i it“. Stanley‘eyca'nd P. Inhekllgt . ‘10!" k ' Republican Bully. . he republicans Vilfllold another grand rally at Music Hall. this Saturday evening at 7:45 o'clock. Joseph Barbour. Esq. brother of H. II. Barbour of this city. will address the meeting. Dr. Hubbard. republican nominee for we“. will also be present. Boys in Blue will parade. Ladies especially inyited. and thebnlc‘ony will bereeerved for them and their eloorts. ~——-—¢oo—_—- 'l‘lldcn and Bends-tern Grand W The democrats of this city w‘lll hold their grand relly of the campaign at Music Hall. Wedneedeygcveuing. Nov. 1stl when the lion. Richard alubbard: defunct-title cen- didate for govemor of this state will deliver an address. The German and English Glee Club will enliven the occasion with our puke songs. Lattice specially invited. and the balconywill be resort-ed for them and then eeeorte. W northwthoh‘entennislhsnhcongree‘ tertheneverthepreeentwtah. meet—wr— lr. and Ira. J.Lllarlrm vhitcd the Wthlewaah. IAMMweshthlseityW tourmaline“... , z , W : “fim‘nlatm '2 W 3 It‘ll. henna and W returned Mud-gluten“ whit in the teat. , -——n~§-—- -~ ‘nhhwwemdue “admmfiem “mmaflwm W Swank-natfiteweueaeatthehso‘ interweaving.“ la pro amendments“ wenel w misquote—adhere. , W “eminent! meeting et nan.» «woman» here i. thefiwehlvermmxendayevo “at... marathons. ‘ W «W EMhMell wool new! contra-nth”. ”QM , W Anne rinhln‘e 3 It “a eerwthalergrat centaetaltha Ir. John BM“- letaedtheprerai- inatthhntof'aahlngha «mum» nigeleadweodyerd. ltwttt he needhy hbaler.the name new. in eenmetion withhteyardfootolllereltelerreet. W 7 4mm" tee. unseat”: ”‘35:“.Qifl 3 I?“ O“ 9‘ . swu‘tmuueuuur‘: A!“ an» neutron" m = , i sui‘uvml- WV“ 0...... merit-urnnme-dlh‘ lth J cieeeeltheneneetetie‘rell! 5“ ”m honoree“. seed W, > goodhee ned’etahiriet fined 40 eon—ital auto-3; 09’s.; » , A: . " nap-uri- «no; reste- newline that neendldehfermtetlvaintha Man-signatuuen the club: roe-.evetthe pummeyevening neat. ' 1 , . Minna» cation at the centennial. new nun. more. on t‘ “i?“ - mm Satordey “in. and Sen» Owing to the unfavorable weether. the“. renounce at llr. Fresh Beerd‘e trunnion- day evening was oniteetnall. The lecture. however. was very good. ~ W ‘thl Wear Kin-9r l!“ “W 0“ thahre department lorneeotiec next Tear deter-ring. 'l‘hstriel or the wear will tehe place at the toot or 'antlsndetreet. 3 W 1!. B. Barbour in announced to speak at New Genaen to-day (Friday). Darien Seton day. Herlden. Tuesday. Danbury. Friday. 7 end Nora-elk on the eve or the election. M— . —For the best boots and shoes. at the low- prioee. go to John Scheub‘s opposite the a -——-—o~o-— hire. Jacob Wanhis emote; special in- duceuats to the indies in Milllnery goods. She has a full etoclr ol the intent lesbians. the prices of which have been greatly re- duced. ~ " ‘ ‘ —-—.»———— At the Republican Senatorial and Probate Convention tor lathzdistriet. held in New Canaan. Tuesday. Hon. Oliver Hoyt was nominated for Senator. end “Represents. live John Clason for J udgo of Probate- ' —-—<>——-— —A Shirt that can‘t be beat. all ready for use for 31.00 at Foote‘e Hat Stsro. -——<>—-—— . What does the following, from the New Haven Register medal: “ Will this 'cruel civil war ’ never be over? Yes. when Til den is elected. and the ‘ reel rcbvls' are squelched out.” ‘ ' ——-e.———— The ladies connected with the Union church Society of Graniteviile. will give a supper on Military Hall on Wednesday evo- nlttg Nov. 1st 1870. supper will be ready at 83‘ clock. ‘ .—-— . ———o¢ -Talte notice, Boots and Shoes to be found at C. II. Harvey‘s. one door from post office. ‘ -—--..-——— Ooe night this week one of the employees in Messrs. Lounsburys‘ factory went frost fishing. butrhad no luck. lie went home. left his pole and lino with the belt on and the next morning he had a full grown roos- ter fastened on the hook. _ H—neon— Mr. George F. Belden has experienced one of those terrible eflktlons that awaken uni- versal sympathy. During the phSl week he has buried two little children from diphthe- rin. One weenparticulerly bright and bean- tifttlgirlol hammered theOtherabnhe about two years, ‘ or age. This terrible Wot children is somewhat metrical ahontonr town.“ learn. but has noise attuned asset a new Matrices tent. W hemwdolmthatwnhle daily «themettherusteodetthem areedtcihdnuisanreaadnn‘mmtr thoyroelewhetnhetheuoinsormm memew thither art-emitted to more: remarks ween . three Wes. whose «rile mmmhethetolehewiegw hmaadtemaa’w lawnhlee ewe ditty erotica mainstream :‘rhhv etylre‘offi are newer we the“ mumhnkllmamlkmn‘. \ W , Noamhwraeldeleteellefland smart to xhnnh We. who sell Mam“ ttet once more leatwhdetherhy earneyer lees marking mmwuwmwaw l ”have. a ween l Minder. plumber thorhirl‘vdpollrrxnliattmrd hya (stride irr- News what we: not»; to he done. and who “mottled . W..— -Don‘t \ town for tur‘l‘rimmol lists when “fies“: save ”her cent. at Jami: K'eah‘n , —-~e—-—-—- ' 0e Wedardev event“ at “o‘clock the .nnptielaol Xe. Wu: 3. Fitch ‘and lites hatter hlrQaehae were mnennrmt d b» the Rev. Rm N. Dunning h‘ the house of the bride‘s parents. Out‘ the relative: and the meet intimatnlriende of the happy couple were invited. Altar the ceremony. the core pony viewed the may and batuttlul pron eeteglvett thebride. and ptrtooh or ralrash~ menu served hy D‘Artoie. The newly teeth dad pair toeh the N7 train for New York on their bridal tour. W —The (inset sanction oi caulmue suit- tape and era In ever seen u town or city?“ Harlem the Tellers M— ‘ On Wednesday evening a lerga party an eenthted at the residence olhlies Nay Am dnwgofNorwelk. in honor of her score teenth blrth-dey.~ After the greetings a veriety of games and .. . to were his dnlged in until about hall‘paetten. when all We oh of e bountiful «reintro- provided by lite. Aedrewe. altar wh oh the grace were 'rrauraad until twelve o‘clock. when the merry party leaving thalr'hettwlehmre- luettatl'y’ separated for thdr reepeetive homer?" :: 5’“ . ; ‘ th’eon table to ~ Mug... are? n. has. timer-w ‘ that“... w, Whyene‘tonr 1a.... w. Twietie martin; at. w? ' school at sums Bell. Saturday afternoon. Nov. me. This clsae‘willbe lot- children. Another ole-lovedaltnew beginners will he Weird Holiday evening. Nov. lath. Further penieeieu neat went. v—-—OOQ—-—- Theee who would-vote must nee to it that they are made and have their names on the votinglist. Voters. give your personal fet- tendon to‘thlernetter or yeti may he the franchised. . ———-«o——— —Am stock or tell overcoate end ready suite of our own out and male. et Berletm‘ the Gentlmn‘e Furnieher. y...— ——'.9 The Young Apollo Club entertainment. the llrnt of the Winter Course. takes place at the Opera House. Norwalh. this evening. They are one ol the moat remarkable musi- cal organizations in the country. ———«~——— ‘ At the aherid‘e nets of the erect and an turesof the Excelsior Gas Machine Gone pay on Wednesday. the gas machines and tools were acid at very low prices. Me- chinea that were held at four hundred dol- lare were sold as low as thirty. and others sold in about the same ratio. , -—-—-«o——-_ —A full assortment of Boye‘ school end d‘reea suitg at Oomtoch Brother. ~———.v—— hir. George Smith. at this city. Adams Express 00. ‘s agent on the New York and New [Invert railroad. passed his annual ve‘ cation doing the Centennial. With some thousand or so of Norwelk people who have visited the national show. Mr. Smith is of the opinion that it in the most wonderful of modern timer. —-—-—¢>—-— There was considerable excitement in this city Wednesday over the making of voters. One than who had voted for years in other states wts rejected because he could not produce his naturalization papers. Another who was born in this country and 37 veers of one because he could not read. ———-¢w-—— —All the new fall‘stylea in neck wear at Comstock Brothers. -—-—-.>--— The republicans will hold a meeting} at Lockwood's Iltll next Tuesday evening. which will be addressed by Rev. W. H. Thomas and Hon. 0. II. Plait. Those who wero disappointed that Mr. Thomas was not allowed time for a full speech at Music Hell would be on hand early Tuesday evening. as he will speak first. -—-——a~e———- 'l‘hcro unredeemed tall in groceries at W. W. Cometock‘s store on the bridge. Thursday morning about 2 o‘clock the M oioneol thereon» in whlehwnsstorad Wrieegnro wnyandhttheeetire stock through toilet ground below. Amaretto N (rethink thelnildiegnotifitd hr. Mthetiderntsad.‘ «Aha detheessirneresnit termite. MWfl'itllulrmdtCo‘s. ‘ three wins or rear railroad shuttles tor “remand herd never stunted he mafiemmmwm llnlaewwitheeeelhhm-rw duh The old teen played it alone. and made every point. althouh the neighbor‘s no: not. ——~ow—_-— -Orrtte‘ busiitess and Dress “its at Goa» etoeh Brothers. - \ . Thelmrd of Select-am and Town Clerk made eiaty~lour new voters loudey. at their llret meeting at Norwalh. Wedneedey at the meeting in thin city ninety one voters were made Nel than far 133. The Board will be in echelon again at the Tower Olarhh ofiea. Nor’welh. today (Saturday). Roman ber~that ityour nanteiaon thallret listed “to he made“ that you meet bemadeew dreesenewtrneheenpenyheehsenrerund. quires. The truck in her-o made. and for beauty. style. and purposes it in intended for. oennot he baton. They haven‘t enyl‘dorn‘orhkh-tonadttnchhonea and fixings hhe their Eavilend _etreet broth- ernhut they enit yell.nnd.etedre. would prove fully aeueehtl eethoeewhoetend NI‘MMMiIIW where and wonder fi‘ whit the d—-l theee Ire-h are try-intend!) um.“ ' ~ ——¢w—-——— —l\trGenthhroieelent}oodegotoJeeoh Wenk’e. Ian‘s Underahirte. beet quality. 40cts..Paeroilere.beet.mrti.~ . Why h it that the " Donkey Club '1 no faithfully dmribed by “ listenermttll hold their Sunday night reviews in front or the churches. It mnstbe that they are con‘ firmed old bachelors, andzinatead of escort- ing some lone flemale home. believe implie- 7 itly in the quotation that uDistance landsca- chantment to the view.“ :No wonder that there are so many elderly maidens. The D. Q‘s do not give aglrl a chance to capture them. Suppose that they want to be on the safe side. They are (or the sidewalk) unless a runaway horse happens to crime along then good-bye D. Ode ' —_—m—_ . —Dr. Scranton has recovered from an at- tact: of pneumonia. and will be ill hie omen Tueeday next. one. open day and night thereafter. , —-——a~o—-— Aa an instance of most commendable good feeling and chivarlic courtesy. we give the following from the Bridgeport loader. an inctdeut of the Democratic torch-light pe- rade in Bridgeport last Wednesday evening: There was one thing in connection with the ad'sir which not only deserves special notice. but warrants the hearty indoreemcnt of all good citizens. It seems the Hubbard Guards were disappointed in their torches they received the common ttyle instead of the [musket torch. An application was made h the Mollie Pitchers. republicans. for the loan of their torches. and the letter club voted. almost. to a man. to grant the favor. This evidence of good will in" tlmes"when men are in. the midst of political contentious is of the highest character and serves .to en tnbllsh more ilrmly the ties of friendship. which [should always exist between men who have a common interest of ourcountry. even though they may treiu under diifcrent political banners. The second ward 'l‘ildeo, club, F. P. Norman. captain. while on its homeward march met with a hearty leech ing as it pused the headduarters or the Mot- lie Pitchers. it is meet llh‘ll three flavors should be reciproctl. W -hooh out for bargains in boots and shoes. at 0. ll. Harvey‘s. one door from port ofice. Wow“— Agrendtlemocmtioanddhveelrrenhlwnn maemretiegweehehitntheynhliesqeare laNewlleren My. ltistheenhr mum» hindheldiethet We! the mere mum when 188. The weather wenhrhht evident WMNWWNN “QM oltheerrlvlen‘tldreandm‘sgewds Thenaredeattheatyelehnnadvfltleceo cane hadaparede and heldamertiuthe same running. at Neale Rail. Went Woolsey.ol\‘ele cum Ron. (2.0. V‘an lentil.“ norms. 'l‘iebits delivered addrraen ——”—-— mite the llatter in with: up line for ordtta. ‘ The (teams given the following account ol thaoperationeal llr. MR lane. at Norwalh. who hen been practising forgery toeeehe large errant: “A very palalul ease of fraudulent practice was discovered at the henh of Ntuwelh last “devolving tarott Saturday. or you cannot be made in Cl 1 i I time to vote ‘Wflmm aloe the mmagobtz; en ho:eet and In the beer or politictl excitement the hard working person. _ It enema that eotnn temperance movement in Norwalh should time since. he became involved in debt. in not be lort eight or. "cottage are held coneeouetueol hie liabilities from opening a every Sundey afternoon. at Lockwood‘e granite quarry in upper Wilton. To relieve all“. and are otgraet interest. and produce hire from this «barren-ant Sherman ive olgmd results. In the vote upon the hloraheuee. June- ll’. Taylor. hie tethertin: sourettoa otlieenae the majority for license law. and other Wilton gentlemen hnd en- ‘wneradncrd in the borough in one year. darnedehortnotrni‘orhimwhieh were die: from estrus. Whether it would be hot. countedettheMdeldOonatyead‘Natien‘ trrlorthetowntovote license or not we ellenholNorwelh. Theee‘werepeld in are not nowrgoin: to discuss. but the grow- pnrt on me tnrlty aadtha beleaeeerenewed leg eaetttnent Retest tome ta intorieetieg until the ml eedoreere were as they liquoriaena or the best evidences that e enppeeedentirelyraleaeed bythe lull pay. m “yorthebetterheeheeewmhtupea “Manatee. Bntieeteed or prying ' the gun. «that community. his liabilitita. hlr. Ilene atone toheve‘meda , *3 uwmfordntuand endors a- nee can tthoennee «Weem.ne§nm erdtheninthaneleeothiefriende. «or Onlynrmerpoheeetteeeypmcrtn. leatweeh.when0eehter0reulerdtaedetha ". “ e discoveryhythelaaraet enident thettha »— , ——T“"_.‘ » , , endorse-enteheheldoelena‘eatteewere .mgfiuuwfiggmi: W nonunion.“ their-am Itielrotn thepeeeeot m I wmu W .; “m rm an utorrwuuhh
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