,4;
77our dejectlon. . By that list we learn that
rv‘n- raw 2. we rial-nu
3:th .1. mm .... are?
didly mm a, turn maintain-i '
aehaaetta far-(lantern. teat May.
“
Thetkrcatvwed‘conteat of Ir. Vanderu
blit‘ewlllweahrevgbttoaaatiafactoryerttlc-
went inuTnaeday, by He. “In. 3.: m-
communion-w W noun
“ovoid-how eHhe will? 1th
udernteodhehan agreed to divide about
ten MM dodangwoncrtheig‘ i
———-———-— 7 -
Obscene. ll. 8.. larch lbw-The racial
election return of Raw Rawpebiro will dot
allhelu for aevnral daya." Tweuhv‘four
tower remaintebeheard from. haematite
uderity will be 8.008. The legiaiatnre a
feral returned etanda ea follow“ Rotten.
”republican and tea deliberate. but tbo
republican majority will be nernewhet re
" doced bvtb'e towns yctto be heard from;
ornate B republican and t democrat“ coun‘
cli. d republican and l democrat. The Ite-
pnbiicena claim two out of the three new
creation elected. ‘ 7 '
Alexander 3. Stem on Tnoeday bat. in
ccnvernatlon with ex~8rcrotary Flair. call
that he wee glad that Provident Royce waa
ahapln; bin-policy mewhat after that of
General Wuhlnyton by calling around him 7
good and true men without regard to their
political an lite. and predicted nintinl
benefit to tbe‘fountry if the policy ahall be
c irried out. ( r. Stevena aid that all tbattho
people of Loualana and South Ourtdlnh dc
airo in to be left to govern themaelvoa at
may best occur to them. and all that Mr.
llayea iacnlled upon to do in to ace that
their aorc'rnmentn are republican in form
and that they obey tbelawa and: keep the
peace. An cndoraement from no able and
eminently; Southern man an Mr. Stevena
mutt certainly alrenrtben blr. Royce in bla
courae towarda the South. The problem of
settling‘tho Southern question acetate to be
very much aimplliled by Mr. Hayoa‘ notion.
which in to treat every Southern atate the
name as he doea there of the North or Went.
and to know no aeetron an having forfeited
any righta under the government.
“
Thu Poatmastcr (leneral on chnoaduy
awarded the contract for aupplying picture
stampo for the ensuing term of four yearn
to the Continental Bonk Note Company of
New York city. the present contractors.
The contragzt embracea all the various kinda
of peetago atnmpa that are uaed either by
the public or the Government. and will re-
quire about seven hundred and twenty mil-
lion theme to be furnished each year. The
pricia to be paid'nre 0 $100 ccnta for ordin~
ary clamps. it come for official alumpa.
and about 15 cents per thousand for nowa~
paper and perlmiieal clamps. The Depart
ment awarda the contract to the New York
city company instead of the Slender-d Put»
liahiug Company of Syracuse. nllh‘oueb the
latter bid wna eomewbct lower. for two
reanone; I‘m-t. Intertwine; the 3,“ =cr%
party are noteteel—plate engraver. and plate
printer: no required by the advcrilacmentt
and second. becauseln the opinion of the
department. a few hundred dollars diden
enee between the anwgnto amount of the
two bide would be much. more than eoun~
terbalaucetl by the expense. dciuy and other
injury to the public intereata involved in a
transfer of the buainera to Syracuae from
the place where it in now performed.
*
Mr. and hire. llayua are making friruda
fan: by their crucible and uiiox‘tcututious
manner of living and doing things at the
White House. At .her meptiona Mia
Rayon discards all attempts at abow. in her
drone and manner andgwina the beam or all
who come in coutnct with her. by her on-
asanmtng and genial iuitunu. The Pivot
dent la “amiably clubhor'n.“aud’lnsiola upon
bl! privilrye of «induction the affairs of bia
oilee in accordance with his convictioua.
dupite the preeaurc otl politician and-outta
neokvre. On Sunday loat‘anobbcry wa’i ru
buked by the Preeidcnt and bin lady by their
attending an unpretenlttotta Rel bodied church
near the White llouae drietcnd of Rev .‘ll‘.
7 la‘ewrnun‘a fashionable church in whichn
dead~boad seat in provided for the l‘rveidrnr.
\i’ashiuaton society iaaornewbat astouiubed
by three manit‘eotationa of. democracy on
the part of in chief pcraonaaea. but the
novelty of the thing malice it attractive.
and it will not be long before plalnncso will
become faahionable. It certainly is acnal
bio and in accord with genuine American
ideaa. Alwnya popular. it is rather aiogulnr
thrt no few really appreciate the beneil‘a to
bederived from a court-e of living in ncv
eordance with our principle». Let us hope
that Ir and Ira liayee will not an QR‘N‘
pic that will lead. the people of our country
into the adoption of a rule lb it will enable
there to comply with llr. Tildon'a doctrine
of living within their income. ,
fi
. A POOR TOWN.
We hid hittered ournelvt-a that the town
of Norwalk compared favorably in wealth
and entorpnae with other alrnll-r localities
in "ll! country. M J: _ tending the . grand
lint of taxable property we are forced to
the conclusion that the hard time- arcareal~
ity with no. and that we arelndced a7pover~~
-ty atricken community. New reader: will
look at the‘rud list which)“ publish in
another uterine} will and the com for
the total valuation of the taxable property
of old Norwalk in but "$88,868. which.
c muttering ltn iron and its many tine build‘
in: and euppoend wealthy men and corporio
tiong‘hbumilitating to the extreme _‘degrec.
Only think of it! We have aevcrnl men ll.
our town who are reputed to be worth
. nearlypr quite a million doll-re. and agnat
' many who hnve the standing in eocio'y that
«some: n Iuppceed worth of at least
one hundred thounand dollars, yet in the
..nud lint weflnd that all of them together
we but ”3'17 worth of corporation. rail-
and or city bonds that are taxrble. and
mm 833.189 worth are held by them.
would he naturallynppoaed. whereao few
are held there would ‘he a large.
. V. , gong at inure-t. her here again
« ” h Iain ap'paewt ‘byrjthe state-
fleteutownarneuheve ._hnt 897.8547
‘ le'thbatnte end ”here. and
”tourist day of inn
3.! " wan all there won,
in: the heated term in the name commodi-
oua raeldeuce and beautiful (ravine: not: ’
,ceived than thin city with the admirable»
"lion. Oneida. aedoongren absent cums
mm" . ..., 7,0
doaown a nag‘ that they ooneiderad
worthlectthan m hidentlytheaaeeraora
have made a miotake in the valuation of the
hmmaad molest, Thetlute pleura
and Jewelry are worth but “378.
it be pruibio that but no few who nourish
,dlauontlaon draw Wham the, gang.
nine articlea. end are all the watcher and
chatna. thathave the menace of beta:
Mingus Alan. wombat be a town of
bare deceivera. \ All the elegant planar
and other musical inatrurnenta not exempt
from taxation. arevniued only at MIN.
Yerily they must he of the very worat clear.
But we are Inert earprland to learn that in
all our duo mideneoa there la but 03.800
worth of furniture above the new worth ea‘
erupted to each family. Hereafter whenwe
gale upon the ptlnttnbippoarlnn . unidenoeo
of our town. we will not envy their occur
panta. for dreary indeed must he the empty
reorna within thorn, .Oun t} be pontible that
all our line bounce ard bu it for outwntd.
chow. and that they poanaea no inward com!
fortai Upon the plan that it apparently in
vogue anion: our wealthy eiaaaaa; lame and
expgnaivo boom do not reunite :vfurniain
lug. .1 ’
There are other ltamawamipht enumerate
in the erand llrt of the taxable property of
our town that would no to demon‘atratetbnt
we are indeed a poor community. but it may
be that the rum enumerated as the value
of the taxable property of the town la one
grand litx
.(V v:
*
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Wkema‘ororr. D. (l. lilac. 13th. 1817.
more at Sn. M Sherman‘—
Contrury to expectation the committees to
whom the verioua cubiuot nominvea were rc~
ferrcd reported favorably on Saturday and
the nominauone were at once confirmed.
Few expected that a declaiou would be
reached an noon. not the wanit giver gen-
eral aatlsfnctlon and the intenae interest dls~
pinyed on Saturday baa apparently abated
intoflfeeliuga 0f relief that all couacu of on»
”My la removed by the undoubted existence
non- oi in complete government. In the ease
of I). M. Key ior Piubltloeter-Gcnrral a you
and nay vi to was ordered which rcaultcd in
hit condrmationwlth two ttptlotlltlk voter—
ldessra. Thurman oi Ohio and Eaton of
tone. In this inatanoo moat oi the demo.
crate voted to confirm but many republicaua
left their neat: refuting to'east any vote on
the question. There were but two votea
aleo againat the confirmation of Curl Suburb
us Secretary of the interior thoueb it waa
expected that the opposition would be vig-
orouS. Mortars. Blaine. Morton. Conhling.
and many other republicans refrained like
wine from voting in this case. The tipptisb
lion in the case oi Mr. Evurta won more do.
voloped. elven voter being cunt nuninst him
by the dcmocrata while an usual aevorul re-
publtcans declined .to vote at nil. Messrs.
bio Ovary. Thompson nnd Devon: were cou‘
lirmcd \vithout opptuition.
run WNRICT.
., Mr. Rayra having 'aomrwbat conciliatcd
tbo7detuocrat's and delimited runny repubii‘
llurd bids fair to render bimerif the most
pipuier uutu in tbia tuuoh tuiatnanaired and
tax burdened diatrict by according to it a
Judiciotts as atom of home rule. Already
alatee have been made out and much into
coco ia brought to bear in regard to certain
nature but tbia much is; nuanced. three com.
utiosionem conaistiug of two republicana
and one democrat arloctrd from the but
known and calcined old reeldeuta of the dist
trict arc to hold the reina of power here.
The last few years etraneere. eitiaona of the
ninteo and omgreocmeu have been appointid
executive ofiiceta of the district. ltia ti"
mttkable how won the excitement attend‘
inn the innueurotiou has subaided. our peo~
plo have ecttled to life and busineee once
more feeling reassured aa to both present
and futurc proapeota Government clothe
who had purehnaed or partly purchnaed lit~
tic hornra and. invested all their spare capl‘
lid with a view to permanent residence
trembled at the thought of the probable
change likely to enauc bad the electornl cotn~
mioeion derided otherwiae. Ever alone No
vember “limb“! of government employees
have feared to ependa dollar or make the
amallest outlay not knowing how noon their
tenure of once might be concluded. Now.
however. they rvapite more freely. the
wheela of cmnruerce once more revolve.
in rapidly approaching with the Inuit cheep
fui. aocial and political aapecta. The once
net-here who are quite numeroua aeem much
diacourexed. One of them who gained an
audience with the preeidenton Saturdayrc-
tcrted to an interviewer afterwards. ‘\ It’a
bully for theina but bud on the onto.“
warn: noun! bosom
Till Saturday night there was but one con.
tinuous roundof calls on the newly Cntthllt‘d
prcaident‘ and bin eatimeble lody. and indeed
it baa been a good runny yearn aince sucb'a
hostean an Era. Hayes baa done the honor:
of theg‘Whlte Home. A lady rarely appearn
at her beat until the mta the "hang of the
house." yet already Mrs. Huyea ha been
compared to hire. Medlaon from her happy
atyle oi entertaining during the confusion of
tie last week. She haLa most thorough
faculty of making people feel ahe ie glad to
ace them while her unafl'ected unpreteuding
manner: and her culture and .eaayjaelf poe-
aenaion are coalition that nature a pleasant
aocinl diver and tone to the fortune: of thin
adminlntration. Mr. Hayes appoara amost
companion’able man with on unfailing fund
of firmness. patience and good temper. while
Mr thrwe pretty children do much towards
wakln that great old barn ofa‘ White Rodeo
homellko. By the way. it in raid that thin
name dreary executivemi‘nahm ii tunneling}f
manly-remodelled and movn‘t‘od durin'gille
aummer months while Mr. and Mn. Royce.
intent! of removing to Long Brunch or
dome other fnabionable resort purpose spend
fi—fi:
pied by Lincoln and hid family atthe Bob
diun‘fl . Thinwili leave Wuhlnflon
this earn an added charm for nothing
more dowiiate tu- woariactno can be con-
aultry W -
We
cons with tho counrrvntive policy baa outa-
money in held with a local r grip and apriny
repteaeetind that more _ ‘
known aaViccPreaident in the pact. wheea
onlyfunctionbaabeenfo-dm in the
anuutoraathonwallowadointhefalhtore‘
appuratnemofuture day whenOennrem
ahall meet in aeraton.‘ Raving diatlegeinbetl
himaalf in than in record to Southern
atelruitinaaaertvdhewillbe nivennpeai‘;
time where ”.mnybeare‘eunaallcv Mall:-
.3... ... m1 Motion I 1 euro
olebr in everything' pertaining-“ recon-
atruetion of and» rebabitation of the late
rebellion: atom. with an «rebel la ‘hla
cabinet and a aaraoioua adviaer like llr.
Wheeler. who baa pernenally obeerved-tbe
workingaof the reconatruction problem. to
act are coadjuior. it would one. that Mr.
Rayon will yet be necetaful in adjuating all
our Southern dlucultier and more on to
full national peace and harmony if the
Southernere really deaire aucb atate of ai-
faira. The indion of the late cabin“ are
.bua'ilynnuged in leaving their carda and P.
P. G‘a with their frienda preparatory to de‘
parting to their former home. and are real‘
lulu; how anon and eerily aociety for~
[eta be old love and takea up with the new.
Should they rcmainfl‘boro their fate will in-
evitablv be that of other excabinet ladlea
who have been completely forgotten or
paaaed out of the feablonable horiaon. litre
Willierna. whose taste and atyle wereetand
lop aoelety tole of conversation. la new
but a portion of the great unknown and urn
warned throng which crowd: into alevoe
.or public reception. lira. Bnlknap. whoao
beauty and facinatiug mannora made her
conapieuoua evervwhere. done. not go out
into aoelety at all. though we receivea her
friends at the Arlington House. So with
otbcra. They have dlauppenrnd ea it were.
and misalp and the critic bare only to do
with the trim and intuition of the preeent
incumbcuta. and our papers are full of llama
succceaor aa leader of , 'te etiquette and
faahion baa not as yet i down the honor
able rulea by which political aoelety ahall be
coverned.bul when but aball have gone.
and rcccptiona and levees are the order of
tbcduyfibe nccoutpiiabcd hire. Fiab will
have. we hope. aomo one a fitting on the to
nerve as head end front of our funbionablc
world. Sheaa well an her buaband. the
Premier. have been aucecaaiul diplomata.
the in moiety end he in mattera of elite.
and leave behind them only warmest inclu-
orlea oi the people here and we hope the
nation. 8.
BAIT NORWAIJS
Ni. O. W. LtCouut woe surprised by bia
many friends. on Thuradny evening. whore~
malood with bitu and bit family during the
evening. and enjoyed themselvea very much.
Rev. A. A. Lithrop of Situgatuck is ob
peeled to occupr the pulpit of the first Ave
hi. 1: church. Sibbnth morniue. March
torn. ' ' "
Tho trusteea oi the brat N. E. church.
barring k n liy consented to give the non of
their church for the putpoac. Rev. G. In
Fuller will lecture there neat Wedncedat‘
evening for the benefit of the lltat Ave id.
E. Church. The proceeds oi the torture
will no townrda making up the urilcicney in
the aalnry of the pastor. Further notice
will be given from the pulpit nrxt Sabbath.
On lait Siturday afternoon it fire war die
covered in the carrot of the boon: to which
lilr. Sllcock liver. in Van lint ave. But lit.
tlodnneer was done. owing mainly to the
prom: t action taken by the neighbors uud
the funiiLv living in the hon». and the blue
waa speedi‘y eatltrguished.
A slight error crept in'amony your loud
items but wrek which in jua‘ice to the pox
convened. thonld be normed. The toaa
poly which w- addict the bomeof Moria
Jenninga waasthett by the Indira Renew»
lent Society of the bloat Avenue hi. 8.
Church. for the benefit of the church. This
toa-pttty waa'lirgely attended. and breidea
abutting what the ladies can do when they
make up thrir mlnde. proved in every roe
pect a some: both financially and Wally.
which will enable the indirect the Society
to complete their plans. Thin gatheriaeto.
nether oi the church membrra for any .
einl purpose. workn admirably our“ the
people ofthin neighborhood. and three ai~
fairobrtngfnmilieo into such clone connee~
tion with the church that it matter «eh one
feel an individual intcn st in its welfare.
and each one atrivea that lie rm may be
fruitful. The Benevolent Society. «imposed
moatly of the lotion of the church. is doing
a very praiatxwerthy'and ennobling work.
and there to every ream to believe that lie
who aeeth all things aenda peace and nation
faction into their hearta end minds.
Icic‘dlct war-u."
Well here we arc again; borne once there
cafe and nouud. and 'wc-beor great complian-
ing from the. folks because “Watcher“ has
been no negligent as not to‘ give them any
news for the loot three weeka. I have been
away. I arrived home time enough to feel
the heavy blow ofFr-iday the 0th. but the
fellow-é tell me it wan. nothing to be compar-
ed with tbe blowimrof aortic of the yarn:
around here. ‘1 think if it wan against the
law to tell a lie there would be a few men
living here thtt’d never any a word. for they
are goodilaw abiding citizens. the men that
carried ofi' (baptize height“ been here while
I won agay.’ Wont a pity that I could not.
hear him. But never mind. I never cry for
apilt milk. I will try and find out when he
in coming again and stay home to hear his
experience. " " ‘ ' , 1
~ There it one machete that icela verybtd
oi lute. All bin cry in another Alive cents
gone and no neutron the Farm. After
aye-gen tiroi'of'llodlng fault with, the pop it,
she-:will manor.» out eh m ' ~t‘re wind
which either blown to hard or else there is
not wind enough forjtim to work ‘on Dry ‘
Reef. outfit!!! j thing; do know ant .-
trm an. . w it dale oi’fwlnd to ~
get hlmgtbere ltd och id adulthood atill
he will or... about no but on»; feet. and I
really believe abo in fat when aha in up on
the above; tea coder tree. abczgnlll guy
one also: the ino‘nhhde. It to unite
laughable to liatctl' {6" thitafithafi adiabat-
tiu‘ on on new: untouc- “or their” ‘
a " f‘j ' ,
biota here head ‘
how each one droaaoa. acts. etc. hire. Fitb‘a‘
. onSundaya. and I truly bet
Tutorial-reallocate“ " pm; , g... u
. ...... ...... new? ....
\ 4 later: it
in arrange that they all thought the tune
thing about the area time. but ouch h life
The wind Ibo demollnhed thoborae ahcda at
Gregorn point; also “Sheath abode and
cum com; hfifimw7wfw‘:
It. Joann chord. and“! think if the wind had
7 . " n!
' die-Mi. yet it in inch better“
to have it at hand when three doaea will
cure you. One bottle will lent your whole
“It“! a winter and keep you nafedofrom
. are a conau not
rent until viii}: triedtblamremed‘y. '
had the
thoutill pend. Aafaraafhaveaaerrtataed
the oyatermen received no great amount of
datum bnaidee their boata going aohore. Ir
Ouuklin‘n and Mr. Saundra boata weredaw-
amrd aurnowhat but they any a law dollara
will it: them an [cedar they were
before. The aloop Alice waa drivenaeborn
but her owner baa got her it! without any
damage. Reworked bard'tbget heroine-
cnuvc he aaye be haexot to be in Brideeport
by the Brat of April. andvhw wattle to take a
party out on the «lib of July. therefore he
want- taaet atarted «mountable. a.
caya t‘fellewa. you may juat hot that i know
how long it will take the Alice to go to
Bridgeport and back.“ He baa given
“Wutcher” a very polite invitation to no to
Bridgeport with him but we decline with
thnnkcbeenuae we have important bualoeae‘
to attend to about the diet of lay in Not.
welkmnd you know Capt. that if we go with
you we will not be able to get back time
onourb Capt. l are youta. Truly. \‘i’k'rcnh‘
—-—-.o————
S'I‘A‘I‘B NEWI. \
The con to the atate of the late crimiv
nnl tension oi the auperior court of Fairdold ,
county run between air and aevon tbouaaud
dollara. Out of the ninetv‘two prisoners
tried. twenty two were rent to auto prtaon.
Thia from the New London Multir—
A young gentleman came inti our ollcc thin
morning with a basket containing twelve
em all ltid by one puller. the amtllcet
being fireaud anon-eighth: inchee in eit‘
cumfcrenee the. and raven and one.
quarter: lnebra the longer war. The brand
on; ma aaven and threequartera incbea one
way and air and three quarter: incham the
other. The weight of the ill an in two and
onrouatter pounds. The sifted pullet that
lurid tboac rune is of tbe hruhma breedmbout
eight montha old. The time peraon"owus
another hen. ot the name brood author".
which baajuot made her debut aa a lay-lot.
and la furniahln. enroll-tenant the name tire.
Neither foul have ever laid a amaller em:
thin the one mentioned above.
According to the fires-trier. a negro. min-
trei nttacbed to a large traveling chow. in tell~
log people around the country that he
couldn't ace Morlden when he paeavd
through. ltZ‘CllN.‘ a frciebt cor atanding on
the tract. obaurcd hiahvletv.
At
tloaon Patrick Mchlnbou. while at work
in the foundry of Bradley a llubbard.
tipped a ladle of rnoitou iron upon himself.
. Wot-Adm“ in ,, 7. 77 ~ 7
Dr. R H. Tiflauyof Gidiinvallc enema to
have a aucoeenion of misftutunoo. Ou Sac
urdzty. March it i. be culled h viait a point
on mental liill. about half a mile aouth
from the Gruuip‘a mountain road. and an
the mud rvaa no much bh cited by anow
drift. ibut a wagon would get through only
with grout dithoultr. he hitonel hit borne
some distance from the place he wiabltd to
vialgaud pmceeded on foot. During hie
choose the horse in acute way not kuwaaud
etnrtcd down the mouuttlu towarda (Mutton
(hater. The wagon wan badly amoahbd.
and the bone was finally etoppvd one the
rt‘aiiruco of Luthtr (3. ‘ditilda. F in reputed
thot the train was a hired one. .
Greenville people thinlé that thew-wan il
eurtbquake ob utt twelve o‘clock Skturtiay
night. The wiudowa in the achooi bonnet
and private duriliuro rattled violently.
though there war no wind and no nppvreut
more for their motion. The diatrrbiny
cause extended an far as the rtilmad ahopa.
wherethe windows also rattled. and waa
generally noticed along the wear bank of the
river. thouehit appeared not to iti‘ect Pm:
‘ New ‘5 '
The Yale university crew is to improving
the due weather and it practiuiux on the ri
ver in the eight oarol burrito The crew. aa
pulling preaent. in aa folbwa. numbering
from the MW:‘~(‘). Gould W. Hart. ‘38 8.
S S . ol New Britain: (‘3). John \V. We‘vmtt
law school. Now llaveufld). E. C. Goober.
T? .~\oad.. \\‘orcoater. than it). llertuan
Livineaton. "i9 Acad.. New York city: (3).
Frank E. Rude. ‘3 head... 'Rartfurd: (d).
W. K. flutes.” Acid“ Hamburg. In: (7}.
W. W. Collie. ‘1‘? Acad.. Form You. N. Y:
(S) O.’ l). Thompaon. “to Atari“ Butler
Patti.
e
Sunday Liquor- Setting.
.Vraare. Editor. efrAe Sentient-’—
The corrvapondent in your last lane. who
signed himself “ Lox.“ iwpreeaed an opinion
muncerninu the unlawful. and. at he aaye.
“shameful." traffic in intoxicnting liquor.
which exactly clincidra with my own opin-
ion bud also that of o number of my friends.
It gave no small degree of pleasure to are
that the law relating to the subject wan not
entirely forgotten among our cilia *ne. ab
though the fearless and undiaguiaod violation
of it oh every hand Would lead one to sup-
poeu that no such it lnw exiattd.
There are several places which I could
name that cell liquor long after eleven
o'clock at night.- and on Sunday—ob. dear!
they never for a- moment think of being
anywlrtre the but behind their b‘ll' unlavh
fully or lliog their drhniuggflrink. and spread
lug woe and misery to the fourcorners of:
our fair city. Quite a: lively hue neon in done
pmprlttora-of there aeverni iiided magi or
done of debauchery can well all ted 'to be ti-
nre'sted—eay once; a month—nod pay their
Eire. if they are only permitted to condone
{lit than unlawfully eellintr lquor on Sun
days. It in units! the beat dnyaiof the m
with them. I’have more little: 'experie
in this litigant). I may (laymndrmnnd l
the thing in Hope in a good '
with your kind. [terminator
”It“? owner 1.. room he
mommrruci‘ ‘ ' ” ' ‘
efeollectlnyhlaetoreontef *
widen. on Saturday afternoon. a tin
tundra“ t“ at...“ m we"
. a cure a vrr
complaint in all lta Mariam an Sour
Stomach. (hintiveoeea. Sick Randaehe. ‘
géatlonoitbe-Beartdow apiritr. be“ be.
t of acute drain bottlee acid but year.
not a “th failure wan uported. but the
of corn menta letters were received
from Drmiate wonderful curee. Three
Mahdi?“ "" m P" "e. 8““
o . centa. u or nine eerie.
9r aale by G. 0. Stilleen.
W
Matthieu thcleat.
Dr. llorria‘ 8 ru ofTar Wildche end
Horehound la the 3...» beet‘ compound, ever
prepared. advertised. or cold by no person.
*r under any name whatever. or r a inure
:iatto relief and permanent cure of cough.
colda. croup. who-ping cough. bronchnia.
aahuta. and all diaeaaea of anonaurnptive
tvpe. it will thoroughly eradicate three
alarming a uptorna in one-half the time re~
quired to o no it any other medicine. = It
la purely vecetab c. and contalua not a par-
tic o of opium or other ,dnngeroua drug. It
never fnile. Every bfittlo guaranteed to
perform exactly an ropreeanted. Eur naic
kt George 0. Stillaon‘a.
Alec arreata for Prof. Parker‘n Pleaeaut
wurtu Syrup. which la auto death to munch.
loaaant to title and requirea no pbyaiv.
Price til cents. Try it.
, ow?“
H‘IGBY‘S
TONIC BITTERS
CURES Drsrnrsra. STRENGTH-
nus rim arouncu. runs ntunsrrorr
AND turnovers run arrnrrrn.
mu anon nv ono. c. srtnnsorr
scum NORWALR court. ass i,
W
I'h le‘ when and your temper 8 it
A e’nrodn rnrohy own? N
Bull’s now.
RIM!“ ataoto Oil. eaten
llllllll‘ ht \Oiu Oil. vnroe lientalgin.
newt. tr auto 0 t eure- Somme.
RINRh‘tl Matti“ OI carer lire
RHRN it‘s fibril? till. cum (mile. '
, «(no tilt. curee (‘htdera Horbua.
RRNRR‘S MAO“! Gib coroa ‘.
WXI‘S NAME Oil. cut-ca Solo Throat.
And in acid by all denim in Medicine.
wrr. mun a noun. l‘rcprlvtcre. Humour».
G. G. Stillaon. Wholrawle and Retail Agent
South Norwaik. (Nun. ill!
' -.EEAFRIEIE,
. . mom would. 2......1‘.
. £3 Mr. William “RAW of
in San Farrel-co. eat. he?“ at thumnreh ctr
' “ taint-i. u. unravel...
ct thin city. to Sarah &
one. cat.
mama ...... ion. to the Rev. o. w.
Obarloa atrium of Florida“). It. 1.. to s.
Whittoaottwtdnewt.
in Walnut Hatch tth. at theld. I. Church. by
Re Witlta . Nehru Mr. Iicbael la‘i‘rolr.
animus ..lb. .unnn‘m“ of Walnut. ‘
At lirewatore. N. T. Jan. Nth. by the ltcv. J J.
beamlidward A. White. to Laurw A. ilainlnt
both of llanhurv. “A
At twee-atom. l‘ v. Nth. by the Rev. J. J. No.
“may aru'u liauburyuu Lucy Tboruo of
“\
throwatvrv. blotch ttb. bythe ttev. J. J. bean
will“. u. lawretterdeJulln a direct. mo. of
“auburn
rank n ..at dark by the Rev. in. unit...
H“ “k 3“ aviation“.
t v.. .
A New.
“envy (infirm. to lice
M wrewatere. latch tth.
William R. blame. to Ira.
i i .um“‘ami' .xmmnta.
t‘k‘t‘rl’a‘eu and: mmamtba. ‘1.
«Funeral kin late residuum Saturday at Q
o pm. at witlho taken to hrooklsn
for titer-eat.
innerwalk. latch it. levy A: Riki. eyed w
M
In Rorwtlk.
yearn. ‘ “tho.“li'ayh“: \ “ fl ‘
ttbereaideaeeoihernieeulra.l. Am
tetliew Tork.lareh t. lir- latbn Ann My.
Met lierwalk. tummy-enrol her are.
lllwalk.lareht Mitiorha.uedt
you?» gratehtldla'rylibrcamared t- “are. ehtb
deeuefltnniolklordaa. .
“Mimlarch Clara L M 1 your.
tomonthattdaya. Rb. ‘
r ammumnnn m.
wid‘bwefdawml.leam.wnm’
W MKAWIJN‘II‘. fled
ve‘a‘ra. nodalnetakaatoltrooktynand intends
“in Danbnry. trachea. infant cane or Orrin In
m.
in Danbnry. m lbth. Arno- h. lieyh aged 8!
At ‘att Fla lurch nth. Aaron Terrier Bailey.
only?» :f’ben. T. N103. 3-1.. or nanbnry.
la martian llareb to. William lleeker. aged 33
yearn. 3 montba and to dayn.
hietbdluchltlre. Sahtnette Suntan. and
“you“. , -
in Woodburv. M Ira. Iiaannh Kort
formerly of Dnebarym W
to new.
on lb lane to
sahm uvnonu
wafer.
The upper and lower part of the heave on Iain
street. recon occupiedb A. L. Boer-iv. A
at thin otlce‘t‘l’rto ’ not:
amt 11. Woman On.
“newness
Tencmonfh for Rent
DWELLINGS AND... BUILDING LOTS
For Sale at the Lowest Figures.
D. Pm“. an... .
reorient. ‘ V ‘
we not: re war concerns -The under-
a egg-Nam of the Town‘of Nerwaltr.
”Qt? vo notice that they will p
‘
alien“ of the gangre- relatingto
Ml! Elem. 0M t!!! on”:
our or rife-Wu Stunted of thin diam)“
,. mvrn n. ma. 7 , .
, . I. 1'0 GlaudJercrn.
, 0.1 wt .
Datedat Norwalk. GnJlarch ll. 18“.
7 ., ‘ nouns 1‘0 LET.
Witherwitboutneard. ‘
nan-rt— -. *
new we
to all
it
‘3‘ .7 ... 'lfi ll *
fafier-7=-7F:am’ ",Ifnamf‘ "fies-ores" ‘t 7 7 "
' 7 i ' to BEST.
’ kprlvatie’etahln
cane.- Mutant
thteOIea.
' .i " .No'uca.
..
towing
Wit- . e- -. laroiaeJSeente‘. ~
”reagent1 .Qrsti'llavn.’ g .
Itia “In l [WV ' e... ’ . ._ , ,
an
“woodmwmumtm . i
.tbatDy cannotlnvarlablybe ' I
cured.butweare toaaythat ennui
Fourroomaonthehretdoor of hence on Wank.
Mt
”momma"-
. 0.1.19.1.-.Q“
“aware-a othent'Aqu S
’ GHQLQh ..
7 . ~9-
. .2 .
PROVISIONS, .
rum HALL Brill
so. NORWALX.
, court.
ALSO AGENT FOR Till SALE OF
'ALSING
unsung PHWBEB.
GWEN} Ts
-.n'r...
FAIR PRICES
—“‘_
11.8.11. BRIJWN’S
Gid" ‘v‘reli ""itfdfit’éi, ’
Main St. Next Door- te 80.
Norton“: llotcl.
\
w'e do our numbering. and our Cuto-
luero can depend upon getting urged with
salt {sob meat. and its good an the market
xi“
Everythingin its Sea-
son. ‘
0.0. n. pregame. nan
Furniture to Salt!
“monument. centre. a canine.
.awntrnt-ctmaeattaferbenenhegimeeneieu‘et
“mm-tenet?"
:mu'tnrmwm ......
n. DAYTON, ‘33.,
Auction and Olga-lesion Vlerchnnt.
01d Stand. New Fir-In;
0.5-; .\’_f\.‘- ..
, .. . _
“ .32, I,
ledmitbm
Fruits, Vegetables, n...
7' Pyiteri. MEI»...
0f Hartford. court.
tantalum-y I." 157?;
e m waned. ‘
1 meat .lwme. ................ '
‘hdvdhvgmeflr-t.... ...... a
_ premature”.
Totem-3M:
0...... g
e Pound;
25. etc per Gallon. ‘
.uacrc ccvcnrtrrln ~
+ SOAP
run: Boss son»
lOcaBar. 3 harsfor 25c. 12
bars in a Nice 30:81.00.
rm room no:
GLOSS STARCH
G.W.DAY’S
Talailolict
80W 18 THE TIME 1‘0 BUY
Boots hitters
C. D. BIEELUW.
C
Having bought out the entire
stock formerly belonging to fi 0.
H. Harvey. and has bcnn Great
ly Adding to the ’ Assortment.
will thereby be able to furnish a
fine variety of everything in the
line Cheaper than the cheapest
Look out for Bargains as the
Goods Must be Sold.
The emu; will be conducted
by C. 11. Hattvnr. Jo. 7
One Door from Post Ofiee.
South Romalk. 330
aware 'I‘Y-SBVBNTI
ANNUAL
starry-tilt
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condemning.
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