7 diuucr of He Luv S rungr‘nphrrs Ass \cizr
V: , mi.
barrio“. rumor roam f
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muwunwmm “no Wbtbowlulaw «‘3‘.me
" m “"""""‘"""“ "h ' "W - * , materially aluminum. _
“n“ "‘ mm“ msamuurorommnuum " '5'
£3.32: '.«“"n‘$§“‘§£u‘“u trace: but tom Demon“ “m “9" mm m on. new ' .
. t: muggé‘mu: “mm ‘33: in the editorial columns of the Norwalk 441;.— I. -
'root ‘oecur tbeirv . Wowilldotbo m ‘ ’ m .00.“ ,
3‘33“. ‘5“ " W‘ “W m ”9" -——«--—— , The our annual Ball of tbo Peta-to Root
Job III-tutu —rr wont Mm. am. ““9"“ “Mi“ °' the WWW“ D“ 00..wa will take place at Muaic Hallmt
oillo. Billhndu. 1.0“th .. “stung (mm. m. trict will be bold in tbia city. at the First N. Hominy evening. should be well 9.“.an
.iblou. oranytb oloo in the line of printing. leave E. Church. commencing Monday February by our citixcos. to “'6 Queen a“ ‘0
vour orders ot the tumor. truce. whore they will
to once
ortuo.
Tho Rostrum. in on out» in thin city at R. I. Bod~
woll‘s. 'l‘bos. Gnyrr‘o nd (i. Pronu‘. ln Norwolk
at 8. K. Suulcy‘o null P. Nonokln‘o. _ ,
clubbing Baton.
fieflguc'r‘LNentbly o‘ud‘ Sentinel. ”a and findings at wholesale and retail without
bind”? tinmrny " u to warm! for Shippiult i,
Eclectic Monthly “ “ 5.50 -—-—--OO-—--- ‘
The Nursery. “ " 2.80 Dr. Chas. P Ulric has decided to grvc up
America: Aricnlturnllot “ 170
. The subscription rlrc of thcnlmvo mogulneo
.iI: Scribner-‘9.“ on; St.
icholas. $3 00; Dcntorcst‘l.
all); Nut-cry. 31.60.
Lin of Letter-
RMMVING m the Norman at South Nor-well
Feb. act. 18:7. Ferrous colllnufor on: of these
later: will please say they ore udvortiseu.
LADIES‘ LIST. _
Mrs. A. F. Brown. Miss-Kalle McMahon;
Mrs. Ann A: Rosco. Mrs. Ann M. White.
GENTLEMEN‘S LIST.
Mr. Wm. ll. Byxbee. Mr. Ben]. Dickens,
Mr. Artlrur Griffin. Mr. M. Aivs Meeker,
Mr. Lewis Richards.
J. S. DUNNING. Post~blolton
J &
N0 PAY! N0 PAPER!
Zion: “lions and Elation.
Shoot that Spitz dog.
'w——¢o+—~——-
"The days have lengthened over an hour.
«m
The religious interest continues at Spring‘
'wood. ,
oo>———-
Swiss Bell Ringers at Music hzrll Siturdut‘
cvvning.
“ . .,.......V..
The celebrated llyers‘ Sist ‘rs wrll appear
at Music Hall at an early dty.
Hwfi
Boys and girls go and look at Borlu‘clr‘s
stock of Vilcnrincs All kinds at all prices.
”w“
Remember Putnam lIoSc Bill at Music
Hall next Monday cvt‘nlrrg.
- -—-——-¢oG——-———- ~
Mr. I). ll. Frirbauks burs bccu visiting his
family in this city for a few days.
—-Ao~o
~llnral Pan Prices l‘nut‘ttmms rustle to
order—all wool—first class style for $6.00
at Swords.
W7,
“’
Old \Vrfl Lodge first lltlblltl grand ll
sonic Bill at Music llrll this Friday. no
biog.
. . . “‘
Our his 3 Net R c cusp xntlsnt is a little
late with his ch illo‘hgoh t r it,“ thl Well 1.; ‘3‘ l stun pletmrv bccrtuc the order oi that no
01132353.: :sotti looking” u in going. it wus- zt veryr phrase“ «worn.
~ ~ coo — - E
l‘h‘slfik‘e'? ilk»; .\ Ltldrr will “it‘: thri
la): «wish? or an: t‘mtnptut‘s ovens. Nor
“will. on bis-ti u I’Vz‘ttlEtQ.
* . _- ooh ~ .
Thu .2"). «our \fi; Uri ll: vie \‘k is the -
basal than :n rows. tussle; law-ti $1.111) to
for“ Nuance“! r . ‘ a .lo‘.
.\
~<
,.
‘ , _ M \
at madman: \\ salinity rm torn \ltvppci V
from hispxxitmn on the X. Y. .\‘. ll & ill
ll cloud. ‘
. w 2
sum. s is Jon: a rusirm: iorsiuwss now ‘
.
ll: has n ~ loss than six oblvu- l‘xr cl rw-iisut ‘
our“ no i w \ stw sun ‘ oi thou: at the »
l‘Jt‘!‘ S n‘i «bio. and. they lookml as all ol‘ llls 3
I‘ttlb alt\t‘.\‘~¥lls‘ \‘l&.\”\‘. 7
,‘..
y..- M ,.,...‘
.‘lr. .lvrrnuah Wright lots csts‘uishcd a
msrhct at the strn‘nlexv alt cit for tho sale of
vys‘xrsnl \tltulx‘rdlr‘ and h‘lall. ll is his
sun to furnish m *lcls trash from tho wunr
in dlszrcd qu rrrllry. promptly. and at the
most nascnal-lc pilots
F- '99. ..-_
'l-’lu‘ 'i‘rl.lv:r & llvudrn‘lts club have pild
nilclruptigu ltllls as hr us prcsmtod. lllltl
desire any who runy have any chirns against
l‘dc club to pros-cit! llrr‘ilt ltl once in ll. \V.
Luster. 1‘rcnsurcr of the club. This
fuflll.
is rv‘
v1~~—-mr~ ,_ -——
Munsuu‘s I“: in temple Nun‘s for .l art. 15.
contain! an intervsnn: rcp or of the till lll‘ll
tion of New York lli‘l\l Rt ll Al‘uouicn‘s lloo.
30. it also gives new and brief signs for
‘llc‘. “\'\". and. ‘Yott'.
—~—~~o»—~—--
Mr. John ll. South. rho favorite it \rls'.
will please accept the thinksfiot the editor‘s
wife for n present of beautiful fl )wcrs. .‘l r.
Smith‘s hot houses m'vcr looked lowlicr than
now. Hrs camellia are in bump. and con-
Ilst of an almost endless variety. The lt~
dire should cdl and see Mr. Smith.
-—— moor“ N‘—
A little boy. living on the bill. it few days
ago bod his fnec badly scratched by a fall
from his sled whilu coasting. That night
upon going to bed he failed to say his pray-
cro‘ as usual. nml upon his mother calling his
attention to this duty ho remarked “Morin r.
I guess I won‘t say my prayers to night. my
(we is so scrntcind up that God won‘t know
Inc.“ '
moo—~—~ .
A well dressed young woman put up ntthc
police station. Thursday cvcning. She hat
walked from Stunford. her destination has
in: {flow lint-cu. \‘tstcrdsy rnoruin: she.
won unable to «some her lourucy in her
feet were swelled. and the shin war btrkcd
from both heels. She was trawling in
couch of Nuploytttnut. her parents who to
ride in Norwulk not being able to support
lek—MW lard".
W, ooor fl
Try the Magic Soap. the champion dirt
extractor. Prussia only by A. Knapp.
”m—o». _...
At the meeting held at the Franklin street
oubool house Monday evening lost it wosvc
tori tr luv u tux of three :nills upon the
property of tho District. to bo applicd to
word tbo poynent of the ludcbleducsa of tho
Dlatric‘. It was also voted on the sense of
the meeting that not mortise #1500 should
be mid as calm for principal otter the
prcocnt you. About thirty were present.
cod no at the town meeting the reformers
but! things pretty to rob thrir own to .y.
‘ “5——
Tbo M Journal has changed pro
Mill and is now owned by liner: 8.
L Boll nod 51. E. French. In. Hell boa
booo oditoruf the paper for come tirno post"
old boom it ouoof tho but local pn-
porl of the crate. We hove no petoonsl
_ ‘ r. Hall. but no feel like
ofriood toworda bi baviu! on} ryed the
picture of o peruse! of his cocci“ and of‘
t- obioumclcofor year-o. and we know bk
lobuu post be appreciated. my his future
grow Witter. b .
c, ' W
M hickwood Ra tuned o -
hon mil: $30!; i. uracil-.1 diod'dé
nun . o oberir
mm out u will barium. ood
ted in tbonooteot otylo oud on roe-unable
..
is
f whatpfrssuill‘v statolod to provrl'rsn: nu
. . short it was Vary happy 'tlzuc f w all who
~\l\\l‘:3l\‘i‘i\ tlwlr crasd list. is its follows:
' 19th until continuing to the 21st.
oo=—--—-
.m‘
We callattcntin’n to the advertisement of
John Bissell & 00.. of New York in another
column. It rs an old and relinble arm which
was established in 1846. and supplies leather
his practice in Nurwallt to seek health in
other clunrtcs. We hope the Doctor will
tirid what he goes for. and soon return to
his practice here.
. —--———¢
Thg Youn
5......—
g Socials met at Miss Anne
Weed's on Wednesdny evening. It was the
lost entertainment of the season and extra
pains were taken to make it an exceedingly
pleasant affair. The dancing wns kept up
until one o‘clock when the club disbanded
for the season. ' '.
MO“
Five prominent c‘crgymcn of the Episco-
pal church in this state have died within a
few weeks: Rev. Charles R. Fisher. of Hart
ford, Ilzv. Charles \V. Everest. of; linmdrn.
Rov. R. A. linlslnrn. of New London. Rev.
Dr. D. II. Short. of Fulrfieldmrnd Rev: Dr.
J. D. Clark, of Waterbury.
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Au attempt was made by two parsing,
pruned respectively Henderson turd llalstcd
to git out of Dzinbury j-lil Wednesday night.
They made tools from hoop skirt wire with
which they cut the bars to their cells. but
were caught before they had made their es-
cape front the prison.
. mooo-r «- .
The young men‘s association of tho con-
gregational church held its monthly met-b
in}: on Monday evening. The r-rrtcrtaim
nrcnt wars of n miscella-rons character. con
sisting ofadcbnlc on the question. “Res
solved. that scicncc is or greater promotion
of civilizdiou than clrristétnity;n the
music was by Misses Ii irtlctt. Ferris. rind
Prowitt; Mrs. St. .1 rim and (‘arupclh and
Hours Pcnnrlls Disbrnw. and \\'cstcrvclt.
Therenlincs. were by Mrs. Samuel Mltchcl
and Mr. John r‘wnéu.
Mock“
Oil Well Hook & l.:r.l.lcr (.‘ozrzpauy ware
surpriscl by thrirtricnds agiiu last Tut}
Oar t‘reuiuu. The): were ctrncstlt‘ uncured
hr the business ot‘ the regular monthly toroi-
in: when their friends came upon them.
They tunic sh Ar: work oi the humus; aunt
Tho snipe L‘s wts cuttvu up under the dirro
tion of Mrs it if 0:st and Mrs litter.
rxwltrut . now. 3:. u: out pit“ spwcbm
wrrv ill tic by “wot ll v and (\urrruisxion
st 8 in: tax Plenty ot‘dsucln: plrut‘v of
tuitiohrurntx a >d plcrtt‘ of god fooling. in
turtsspuoi.
“v: .— . ~-
‘l'u‘ relation positron of tho towns in
“airfield wuutv. lowing: owr our tuilll‘wr
.V‘
\
llridgv‘rnxrt $l‘.‘.tili.§il?.~ Stamford $.\‘ll~‘3.~
Nil 1: Nero alk. NLNJS‘R: llrubury. $.\.\
«one. titwnwiclt. support; b‘alrtiold.
$‘l.tl.\‘l.‘.“.\rl; “carport. $9.:‘tl73itl‘2; Soils
l \\\‘n. custodial; Strati‘ord. *‘_.Nl 96?;
it who. strut cts; moon“ to. st crown .
llidcvgvld. $l.‘lll.\‘.8‘lil; lluntinton. chum.
it‘.‘ ‘l‘hct rt d of FAllllt‘ll counLv is $5M
Wilt“. which is exceeded onlv bv New
llrvcn and llrttlord counties. The ,totsl
grunt” list of the stair is $l58._{9l}idl.~—
Shrugfol‘ef .~lr.’r\:.‘~t.'~‘.
w\Vnr. ll. Swords is uniting rill wool suits
cheaper than the cheapest. ,
—— 2w Qo§-~-~—‘-
“'c wt r»: (\lllVirrillg last work with n
prominent citir. in of this town. who holds a
high billsld position in the State. in rcgsrd
to Flotitlu “hitters. nud the propwscd crui-
gration t t that Statc of a number of our cit-
iz‘ns. liustntcd'rh‘tt he burl bccu located
in Florida duriuc his c if]. lul life. null know
all pnrls of the Suite thoroughly. llc onid
he would not give a pantry on rrcro for any
grlvt‘fllllit‘lll l‘ilitl thcrc. and rhc only reason
it was not taken up yep“ ago w is lrccurse
of its utter worthlossncss. Flori-ll runv be
~t “land of ll Iwcrs‘“ and “tho fouutriu of
etrrnnl youth “ may be located within its
borders. but it is not an Eldorado. and no!
cvcn a desirable place for northern farmers
to crnigrnto to. Those who go will regret
the step and be only too glad to return
alive. It may be n cold placo'ln winter for
invnlids. who run pny their way at hotels.
but s decidedly h rd plrcc for any nun who
t'xpccis to earn his. own livinc by bonwt
lnbor. lie cnrucstlt' advises all who cons
tcmplrrte such a step to give up the projvct
at onee.~:Gtezett¢
‘ HW—w
‘l‘he “reformer“ succedcd in getting his
fingers into the city treasury last work to
the amount of $2t‘x60. but we did not see a
word of it in the “ Local Reporter‘s ” city
items. which are gencrnly made up of to
tlrctions upon other members of the boiu'd.
The “informer.“ as chairman of the corps
notice on ordinances. was nntboriaed to
compile “the charter and ordinances for pub
licatioe. As a “reformer“‘lho would not
use printed copy of the charter and ordis
nanccs. but with the nuisance of his son
copied the whole of them. and prosentsl a
lull to the city for payment. probably in or
dcr tissve expense. Br the use of push:
and shears the whole work might have been
done in-a few hours—in fact the work had.
in the utter part. been done by the city at
t wary. and waa at the ditpooxl of the “re
tortur'r.“ but the “low“ was not good in this
use for on: pecuniary Murillo to the “ rc~
humor“ or his family. The chor'cr pro-
vide that councilmen shill not receive an:
mm. contribution or MN for sor-
viceo ua counciitnon until the city shall have
s population of 10.000 inhabitants. but it
secure to be an ca y nutter. for o “rebirth“
councilman to got computation for bio eels
vicco. But the trouble in moot’pooplo do
not understand reform o: modernly defined.
It menus to find fault end lie about you- of-
flciol aaocinteo while you look out and get
all you can out of any corporation .vou tony
represent. and South Norvvnlk boa one of
the leading reformerw of the ego. end his
porno ial‘t Suvld R; Dellmk’ oitbor. Tho
“returner” boo done his bitumen-arr work;
oudgotbillflraudbbnport baboons
ferrod totboclty attorney for tori-loo. It
you probably n tniskko gin keeping tho “rc-
fM‘Mtboatreotvcoutulttee. colt would
not have cost tho city‘ mutual)” but
“been phat) tune; hid! bole
ill“?
tour-H
their protection urinal are. The Oompa.
should purchase one. ‘
Wok _
Spnuldlnl’o Boll Blazers.
The original Spattlding's Swiss Bell Ring.
era and the Ladies Helicon Band. will per-
form at. Music [lull tblolSaturdny) evening.
in a programme embracing oil the specinh
ties for which the troupe has become famous.
They will play under the nunngement of
Mr. F. M. Knapp. and everything is gonna
teed to be of the highest order. In fact.
Spauldlng is a veteran performer and hes
always catered tr the higher tastes of the
public. Miss Georgie Donn Spaulding has
no peer as an bnrpest or cornct solo player.
we can unqualiflcdly endorse this enter-
tainment. and we hope it will be liberally
patronized. Santa can be secured at lioyt‘s
Drug Store. ,
.——-—«o
Surprise.
There was a very pleasant gathering at
Mr. S. C. Palmer's residence last Saturday
evening for the purpose of “surprising" Mr.
Chas. Moul. And there was no mistake
about. it. Charley was completlv surprised.
but. he took it in his usual good natured wny.
and a general hand shaking took place and
he wnscongrntultted by his runny friends
and all expressed a desire that it would not
be long beforo‘they would have the pleasure
of dancing at his wedding reception. It
was a social occasion on» which all were
made happy by the'xencrosliy end kind ef-
forts of the:host and hostess. l‘unnelt was
inrnribl)‘ t rkes place.
M-“
’ Sudden Booth.
Mrs. C:tsr.a lady stopping Wilbur; Bib
ward Thompson in Norwnlk. died suddenly
\Vcducsdny morning. During Tuesday Dr.
Lockwood administered to her hr pullout?
calls. it dose of morphine forarclicf from an
stitch of neurwtlgia During the afternoon
Mrs. t‘ase com a boy to the druc store end
purchasrd live grains of tm’upbinc. the
_ whole of which she took monotone during
the sftcrooou or night. \Vrdncsdsy morning
bvr to brraktsst. V‘h‘ilbg no mower.
went to her brdddo‘ ud sttrtnptsxl i t awoke
hot. but failed to do so Sh» incline nlarwmi
in abortion hour af‘a'r bot distort“: she
dict. lbs horizontal. (Roomy and Birch
wow in shadow».
own-s».
Q‘fi
Tho Mastic soap for stir by:.\ir. A.
h napp is run bvst stticlc of soup in tho tour
it t. Try it wwaud you will now nor
any other s urx‘
——~w- Qos~« c...
Iintttil 81“.!“ “oil“!!-
‘l‘nc pupils and iotcbcts if “to Public
Soho do will “kc putrosion of Music [full
but l-‘ridwv mam. ‘vb “3b.. and give a
vitriol cnn‘rtaimnvnt comprising mauv for
lures u wed in character and nbouudinr
in lnrorcst. About «to childmr will take
ptrt in music ll *and lit ‘rary cxcrcisvs. “0‘
side thew will be an rxhibition of shadow
pictuws. sud a crowning featurcthc evlrbrr
ted “May Pole Dance“ of olden times This
will he participated in by twenty losers who
will weave our untiounl colors about the
msy‘puln in the most bcwitching fashion.
Miss l. F. Scllcclr will prcsido atthc piano
hislslt‘tl by O. F. Diniels. Alilt‘tltl the
chorus rnudércxl will b: Warner‘s flrll-tl
march. from Lohcngr in. and the furious Ans
vil chorus from ll Trot-store. We alrotrll
not forget truncation that n clans of boys
and girls will give an exhibition in callsthcn~
lot which alone will be worth the price of
udrnisaion. The)! hnvc been trained with
great care by Miss M. W. Gregory. May
we not expect that Music Hall will be: crow~
dcd next Monday ovc‘g It is, the first turd
probably will hi) the last opportunity ofibo-
ltind this seas \u. General admission will be
35 our Reserved struts only 33 etc. Srlc of
sorts at llnyt‘s Drug Starc.cornmcncelng
Monday next.
e—w «.‘>.-w._
“ no Troubled. yo Carotene Ohm”,
Thu Rev. Wm. H. Simonson. last Sunday
evening. Notched a sermon of great depth
and power. rind as ho procoodod in his diu~
course he rivlt>d the attention and interest
of the eongrccatlon firmly upon hitu.
Taking his text from lsalth 83. and pnrtref
the llth verse. “ Bo troubled. ‘o careless
ones.“ he handled it lea masterly war-Ho
said that the whole of this cbepter woe full
of wars to the evil docr. and full of joy to
the righteous. A free translation of this
passuc. he sold. is “ A careless limit shall
be in trouble.“ and how true this is in every-
day life nod to worldly matters. Nothing
that is done well is done without painstak‘
lug. without (lawfulness System in most
cases is the scent of success; promontory
impulses sometimes produce strutting reunite.
but ulterior [startlingt “units of reverses. But
the life that is systematic. carefully consid‘
cred and conscientiously carried forward lo
the. life that in roost cases writes sugccooup
on its capotone. Saree people. like Micawx
her. are always waiting for “ something to
turn up.“ waiting for a rich uncle to dis—
nnyrhin; but striving for tbornaclvov. A
corelcsa luau succeeds ill: ; there is no corps
pletenceo in his life; bio manner of life is
like a house and ground: in disrepair. Douro
are creaking. window-o rattling. furniture
broken. woola in the gordbn. forces felling
down. everything going to ruin. and when.
you become acquainted with ~ouch people
they arovcry «Willi: out of folko‘to
have anything to do «with. Every. boosts
wife knows how great a triol it ia to. have a
careless peroou about the boom Ono who-o
organs of locality. number. oud order are
dworuobly developed; wbobaenoplocofor
wining. and notbiugja over in its place;
who never can and collar. cachet. (lover.
or hundberobief. (suck careless person. of
coerce. alwayo being a roan). until lifo arm
"a dcluaioo ocd a more. no then proceeded
to allow bow contest-ca in limited invert-
-. «.-
«ruinous: '
neonate in
to . {The
mouth“ "
N“W“.W_mil§‘
the men who have mocioted themselveo for
will make every ofl‘nrt for the comfort. of
their guesta. Howc‘a Orchestra will furnish
the music and Prof. Tuck the prompting.
The tickets are only $1.00 and every propor-
ty owner and friend of the orgaolz ttion
present and where Punaclt gore dancing 0-
Mrs Thomson wont to her room cud called in
and soul for a Ruskin». Silo w“ found to ‘
be alivc. but hulls utmosdous. and oil rf‘ N
forts to ls‘cl arc bur wore utssuxwlulmnd \r
.uymmmm‘fino more all.”
ligacooudcaroiotbo" _ donkofitkoopuf .
aodwko have wanton“! «iii
mwbobavoooohtolih. tie ._
coup follower; the m
menu. the koopora of
tbeooandoucboatboooforutbo mull-Q
groundfortbo mighty unity of .,.
marchingtoibo prior» o'nd gollowl.
*7 life. Even in worldly mutton 1t brine
trouble. which might be voided. Ho lion
called ottention to the coroleao religion- pots;
our). and that if oarcleronou in minor nob
tel-a brought ouch trouble upon non. how
much greater would be the trouble erected-
by carelessness in matters of major lupus
tancc. Ho celled upon all to otop end cou-
aider well their poutlou in regurd to God."
and to “ be troubled. yo careless ones." for
we know not when the . bout oholl
when our comer of frivolity nit-ll ceibe. out!
we shall be culled upon to answer for our
conduct before the throne of Almighty God.
W
Bil-tho, Man-Iago: and Boothe.
From the abstract of rccordo of birth.
marriage: and death: in the town of Ror-
wolk, for the year ending Dec. but. 1870.
we gets“!!! following facts :
’ Birth. 823; marriage: 80; deaths. 90!; o
decrease open last year of 7 birthn. 8 mar-
riages. and 37 deaths.
The deaths have occurred at the follow
ins: oxen :—Under 1 year. 47: 1 to 5 your.
98; 5 to 10 yearn. 18; 10 to 80 years. 8; 30
to 30 yam. at; 30 to 40 years. 15; 40 to 50
years. 11; 50 to 60 yenra.13; 00 to 70 note.
12; 70 to 80:19; 80 m 90 yearn. 10; 90 to 100'
yum. 3 ;one age not Itated. Of those boring
occupations; the ,groateot number of deatba
has been farmers. and the next grotto» rner
chants and batters.
CANNED OF DEATH.
Cholera lufootnm ........ . ........................ it
(‘mnp ............... ‘ . .. ........ 8
Diphtherlo . . . .
Dyoentcu.. i
Typhoid Fever. .. 8
“lumping (lunch. . .. ......
Scorlct l-‘cvor. ............... 3
Abncou ........ t
Monotone . l
uccr ...... . Q
nobility ...... .. :
rope .....
“entourage l
Apoplcxy ..... .. l
t‘tmvulolono. . I
Meningitro . ........ . I
olyoxo... C
I. _ . . . l
thorn his“ .. i
{W lilo ....... m”!
- nuptial ...........
Pneumonia...... ....... .ll
that‘s-o! firewall“: Org“: .. i
Himmler urvutotwo Orton .._ . b
more: ....._........ .r
Iris
onuvfi-~uun-u~un
».. ....................
\ noun. . .. . ... ,. .. ..... .
.Niucroosr in deaths friuu dipbtbcrio
bum from ‘blto 3:. in the other uh
«we tbrro has brow a crucial falling oil-
csosutuptloa. its to fl; typhoid four. it to
s : monotonic. is in ii.
The (booing “one Sociable.
a crush wrstuso w or run acorn
or «marinas-rum - pm—
nmumos or “AR“‘W
salmon or out more.
During tho winter the “rune Mob].
Socirtv of this ri‘y but given u series of
ultra select entertainments in Music “all.
which have been the means of much pleoo
me to those who were 03, fortuuoto no to
have been tuvrnbcre. The cloning cutertoltr
lilt‘lll was givcri Thursday evening. and woe
made a full dross boll. It was certainly the
finest allilr of the season. The company
was composed of our boat citixsnr. The
music. by Rowe‘s Orchestra of Bridgoport.
under the leodorahtp of Prof. lilyr. wits un‘
usually tine. Prof. 1. Allen Tuck noted at
promptrr in his» usunl excellent manner.
During the evening l‘rvsldcnt 'i‘irylor called
the compaby t1 order. and the following
resolution was offered by E. Adamo. Esq:
M‘Vcd.‘ That the thanks of the members of the
South Norwolk “one Sociablo an hereby tendered
to Mr. Citation E. Dotv. for the good tutu and Judg-
ment exercised by blur in the moment of ito ofv
fair-s. to where we attribute the roan: pleaaaut end
affiyoblc oveuluca puaod during the winter to tide
The resolution was seconded by N. Taylor
J r.. in n few happy rcnrarko. Upon coiling
for the vote Preollcnt Toylor cufronchlcod
the ladies for the occasion and they in
orciaed their privilege. and the resolution
was unouirnously adopted. Mr. Duty to.
turnod thanks for the expression of ‘appro-
batioo of bio ofl‘orts. Supper woo furnished
in the city hotel. ’t‘ho toiloto of the ladiq
wcmsurpaasiuxly fine. and no for an we on
able to describe thorn. were no followa :
Mrs. Nelson Taylor. black velvet. laoo
trimmings. diamond memento. Mira I.
'tnylor. pink ultkmhite lace ‘1’“!!!le
flowers. distorted ornaments. Mrs. Gb'oo.
E. Duty. luvoudcr oilk. white loco
trimmings. lira. Elwin Atlanta. black silk.
white lace trimmings. gold ornaments. Ira.
S. C. Palmer. black silk. whit: lace trims
things. gold ornaments. urn. B. It. Pitch.
black silk. gold ornaurutr. In. W.& Barr
ford. purl oiik. black lace over duos. dio-
mood ornamouto. Nico W. A. St Hartford.
black silk. block lace trimmings. jet over
meets. lira. Wm. B. Into. palomtilk.
white lacc‘iovor dices. flower-n. diououd nod
purl ornaments. an Burr. Knapp. black
oilk. diamond and gold mane-tr. In.
A‘lfred Roopp. block oilk. pink oilk aod'tooo
trunnion. lowers. liaaEOIulio warlock
volvct.wbttouvordrru. block loco til-wins.
tliraGouioBly.polo noon ailk. loworo.’
gold ornaments. Ila Dudlna Ely. white
drove. blue trimming. lino Emily Eur
incur. purplo oilk dross. run lliuoio
Knapp. pink ollk. diamond cruciate. Ito;
All Elwolhbluo ailk. ardioal oilk and
whitolaco til-wing; dial-old mono-to.
Macawmxlookvdvory nice in pout!
ollk. with lace trimming: and firm In;
Joneo Btilcydonon ailk. loco him:
lire. Wumuock and blue olibl.
very trout. Ilium Hooford. pink till,
wblto owl. ovarian. In. God; Mt.
w.—
Fitch. bluoroilk. gold min: It.
dia.oodooodpo’orl“oroaionto. linens
cannot afoul to be elation ond cordu- zh It
_ turn of money not to exceed 01
wkitooiikdrcn. union: waist. list. ,>
bonito (blushed. white whdmdowon.‘
- c:
foxtrot-u. aat'
rial--
um
to”.
halal-bury. our
' , I'iloox. .1.
lohllirlo. 3B
radium to:
, Duo-r. are
liorwoikfkatw .Q
than...
unsold; ,
w. QSoflock.
mun Brothers. tar
' Petition ofJar. A. Brown or. ol. relieve
leap pieced Cor. loin nod Horatio! Sui. ro-
fcrrod to Corn. on Lotnpo and Gov.
. Petition of E Beard et al.. to canoe, nui-
oouce neat- Main St. on railroad track to be
obotod. referred to Committee on Public
Henltb.
7 Petition of Wm. 'M. Raymond. 83. for
pooitlon an super-humor, policemen.’ refered
to Geronimo on Police. .
, Voted. Thot tho Oammiftcc fontl‘luooco
be and is hereby empowered to borrow o
.000 for the
blue! the city. .
Voted. That his Honor the Mayor- be
end be it hereby cordially invited to o out
in this Board of Cénncllrnon.
VirVotod. That oil chime of the city against
8. P. Peck. late Treasurer of. the Water
Fund. be placed in the hands of the City
Attorney for collection. ,
Voted. Tim His Honor. the Mayor. be re
quoted to inform the Board of Councilmen
if all the city odious have“ glveo|bondo ac
cording to law.
Voted. That the city clerk be author-lard
to secure I " blotter.“
Voted. That the matter of throbbing
light Ind fuel for the locksup be left to the
diacretioo of the Committee on Police.
Voted. That the matter of procuring clubo
for the police force be loft to tho discutioo
tbo Committee on Nico.
Voted. Tint o eprcial co-uittrc of three
mated to mutilate elm crow
obu 3. Tuition per recon-adults): of
tuitirooo Police no communicato- of
8. Printout. councilm- Selina. Bab
nod Reopp were unpainted ouch con~
9.
g§g1?“i
intimation-etha- urn-relative
WNW“ keg-Niko
ionpeirwwoolaidootbo table
woobo.
Moi Mixture-Nico” poti-
~It.l’trlharol.relartirctoatotlroaboo-c
tooborguoegoioet John Rm
«Riflmwmltlouofk
minimums-[Worm
ordrvoiookkt
Mot sacrum-rum oolvwor‘a
“workload-0h.
Adiouroodfortwoweokatotroooact oo-
“1%ch
wooow—w.
: [balm
“euroo‘oiockuoioomtvcsat tboOoo~
mantel!» still motioned nod
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ovor.aod tbutowkotoko oporoeool lemon
in too mink forward to oguottovio’
al ofrolkiooaod aroooroertlyluborlog for
tho more. for Thursday routing woo led
by bit. AJ. Hutchinson. Ila Flori-o Bur
edict at the won. The meeting we: open.
ol by ringing:
M'ia a fountain.
Mr. liutcbioaou tbeu reed. for the consider
ation of the meeting. the ”ill rotor: of the
8th chapter of St. lurk. “ Wbeooevrr tbrrc~
fore aball be unburned of me and of rus-
words. in tbia adulterous nod sinful recre-
tiou. of him oloo oball the Son of than be
ashamed when he ourneth in the glory of
fire Father with the holy angels.“ After o
tow remarks upon the verae. Mr. Hutcblu~
oon raid that if we did not one alnnora m
in; forward to repentance it was not God‘s
fault. but our own. We moat work rarest
h end “ tell the otorv “ to all. ‘
- ,_ i Love to l‘cll the Story. ‘
wot then anus. Mr. \K H. Benedict then
prayed in nnawor to o petition for prover
for a young men. The payer our followed l
by the hymn
I: m. ,
Hr. Edger Hoyt and Mr. John Burbonka
tho- proyod in answer to the request for
preset: flora husband.
Revive :- ma ‘
was the next hymn rung.
Nook tbcn orooo oud addrcoaod the meeting
on the importance of contouring God in tho
netting. If wcexprctotl the So- often to
conic. uaboforo the Father wo obould be
free to content Ill- boro on oar-lb. V
Ir. Benedict then raid that God expected
every profound follower of Juno to go out
and work for Hint.
ofJooueoroftrotifyiog‘for kin. If we
bavotboopiritofeod within oowodo not
foortoepoakforllin. If wodo our put
Godwllluoderotaoduo. Tkobytu '
. “me1““
wastbouauogattcrwblcb hr. autobiooou
dooirodatoatiucuy fro- tbuor who had
fowmaod more by Ir. Joaopk
Minamo’aodoooortwootbon
tbi“ ipo‘ woo brown to o cluao by
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Hair, Hair, Hair.
SAM PAKULSK!
mmmmu
Root Rum Hoh-
mmm
60 DAYS fit COST.
Arno W was opotlyoooottroioto
3mm M Ste.
AtIobi‘mRm
“magnetitumum
Largo Assortment. of
UNDERWEAR
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a.
Gent‘s Merino Wrappers. 36
to 44 in.. from 300. upwards.
Gent's Merino Drawers 32 to
42 in. '
Ladies’ Merino Vests. 26 to
36 in.
\
Ladicc‘ Merino Drawers ‘26
to 34 '
Child‘s Merino Vests. m to
34 in.
curds
crs—-oll clues.
Boya‘ Merino Wroppcto 28 to
34 in. W30 "cts.
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‘ ore.
illlllKEBlllll tsnr
Merino Pout: 8: Draw- '
7 Boys steam some.“ »
Duvets. roommates.
HOLIDAY
At Manufacturers Prices. Just
GIFT. a. Box of Fine. '
per Box, cheaper
nqtmc' for gROKEN
. ,
Also on Assortment of Pipes,
dare and Smokers Articles
G 0 T O
Wood’s New .Gheap
BOOT&SHOE STORE
row are pours ulna.» mu
nun-u GOODS cum.
What-bolt“ fit!
LAUDIR‘S 83' BLQGK.
salmon-emu“. men-o.
GREAT Rifllli'l'llll
IN PRICES
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HARD 9km
Owing to the getter-oi stagnation
of business. caused partly by
the unsettled question as_to who
is President of the United
Statesl shall continue to dis
pose of my large and ottnctivc
stock of
Housekeeping Utensils,
Crockery,
Chino on;
Glossworo,
can float
.oo 3:"
LOTS, ,
it in no h In am on,
Geuonlly,atmum'fl
AtPriccswitbin tbcrcocbof
be m...
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