.n.
some!
Lineup“. APRIL u. rsrr.
N0 PAY! N0 PAPER!
hm of Letter-
P RV "VIN” in the NI'OMI‘D u rlonth Nnrvulk
\ April it. ran. Periton- aniline for hnyof the"
lsttern wtii press. any they hrc advertised.
LADIES‘ LIST.
Mn. Cutherlne Barrett. Mrs George Bun
til. Miss M-ircarct Donnelly. Miss Rachel A.
Finch. Mrs. Mary Godfry Miss Minnie F.
Hovt. Mi“ Josie C. Phillipl. Miss [fizzle
lScotield. Miss Jobs South. M. Louise Sill
zine.
GENTLEMBN‘S LIST.
Mr. .luahuxi Bell. Mr. T. Blukcmnn. Cript.
S. S. Ethu'glfl.
J. S. BURNING. Print-Mater.
W—
List of Letter-
1 EMAlNthl in the Post Ofllre ll Norwulk. Carin.
April 5th. 1877. Perilous calling for any of
the above. will please uy " Advertised.“
\Viiliuiu C. Brown. Joseph Billinmer. D.
l). Bum-dirt, John (‘ahilL Juhli S. Cunning-
ham Miss Mary Cunningham. Maggi" lamp-
lwll. Miss Rose. A. Ilvus. Tllf‘m‘l! Dirictv.
“‘iiiixm ll Ferris MissJuliri Frilon. Fair-
fi--id Building Co. Miss Jennie Goul'i. Misti
Kntc ll‘ivcr. Miss William llinlo-i.\\'illiniii
S. Hull, (2) Wish Rose Kenncy. 3. ll. Lock-
wood, Mrs. L -t l’iiiit. Burris Riley. J-icoh
Reynolds. Mir Janc R ckwcll. (‘2) Miss N
A. Russell. Mrs. Sarah R \ekwcll. “’ashing
Nathan Si-ilcr. Matilde. Schmidt. 1. A Shh
trr. Francis Smith. A. F. Tyiliill. Alien
“'liilney. Miss Mary E. Wilson, Miss Julie
A. Willicr. Mrs. Stisiin “’urricn.
(‘1! AS. OlJltl'l‘EAh l‘ortMuter.
.flamc (Silents and fictions.
"iv r: u' ‘ Qt u iri'L-‘l': TISEFENTS.‘
Stu-\rn er ‘l mericnn.
VNiilit‘rh fi‘own Meeting. April 2d
llurLr-ipt Nuttcc— Estate 5. S. Durand.
Ri-ul Kllll'l‘ ll \uction- Esliilc lino. \\‘ Raymond.
l‘i‘nlllltill him-rs. '
llro Sweet —Niir\vnlk llrrlcl.
Loll— Narrow t; id err‘clcl. ‘
l‘eiv ltrntitrc ~t‘iiugresntionai (‘burcb
Notice to Delinquent l‘uv l‘ziyi-rs
Tax Mic—Abraham u Fanning:
“ " —Johnmn Jennings.
‘ ~\\'iliinnr K. Sturgen and wife.
" “ ~~ \buhnru l‘ ~st
“ ‘ —llicrrrcn Mainlin-
Srboi-l for young ladies sud \ bridrcn ~~.\lisses “rock-
K'AV -
\lrtlirievv Illd Seninc Mschinetrblru. Scott.
illustriuttun —.\dsms “to! a "rush
luckrupt Sale Ruth“ Lou: lluhbell it t‘o.
-——~7~v woow
Sch ml biguu Honour.
s—tirceu Pens. at
«ow __ —-
lhtsdiiri it Adutus‘.
- - ac. ,_
Farrier J. Spencer is ill Shula Clrtrii t‘rcik.
Cclotudi‘.
"—< "M
Piulll‘b bill‘. but \tc nut Cougbt in great
.. tiir'tt‘vs .is vct.
i .
———w—-.—-
7 New 'l‘ozu tl\‘>\ .lr lliil‘d or it Adsins‘.
~—«o—— .
ll \\\‘ iiiuch wizl you like for your pirieuf
lll It‘ g: r.\‘ .‘
...,
~‘-
The spriukb~r did wet service on Two
My. ' ‘
...
w_._ 9..-
'l‘lrc rords it!“ in unusually good \\\ll\lllli‘“
for the scisfli
_ ._.‘
so. -- 3"
)lr. itud .\lr~i il l: l‘rmvrrrr tc‘s little sou
dc .l of (lipthrris oh .\l on! \\
v -.” 4
t “i\! \Vr‘ll llw h a holder will have lhcil‘
rotors rcturiiislml llv'vlv tlicsrrriual psrsdr.
l‘.\ ~\‘stllru lhskuu has it ..., iuto bust
new in New \‘otkvtirnr riiiuc .\ McNeil &
0‘ .S‘.‘ tltorrd St . "
.- T” . on .
.\l yir t‘liis i; ll ty lloSt‘r-llil‘llit‘d to not
as Grand Marshal of the b‘iri-rttsti‘s l‘.irudc
to trike place on the :‘lll of .\l.iy. '
.\f or this \Vi‘ck ‘lllslt‘ls should be uscd
only by those “ho hsvri‘t lt‘ullt wl' llrvrr cxs
pntutiutis in spring suits.
, 909 . ~
\‘lt‘lllllltt‘d‘s l-‘itJi Avenue 'l‘herilrc t‘orrt-
"All". Mitch pi nyml “l‘iipic” so uccoptribiy
put mull r. is booked for Music it ill oh the
‘JSJr tiixt.
' ... -1
'l‘iiv tithes rum - ll.tiil in it :liLllf‘ of Hill‘
hint viii: ‘lli h we sit lly riniriii‘risltcl llli‘ll‘
plans tor erj -_\‘llig billions ull .eki tins c ii“
iii; Slt‘llig.
—» ~ a.»
Arlv our- il-wiriug lir lllll‘i‘lllHO ti l).uticstic
Sewing )licliiue. l‘dll st cure it new sixty lire
dollJir llllll‘lllllt‘ for fuitvlwo dollars and a
half by applying ltl this i llll‘c. 7
~ 90.
A new lump pt iced iii the ”hi. end of the
(kind phittnrni is ii decided convuiiiciicc. rod
is very lllllr‘ll uppri-ei.rtci by lbw \vliii ll:t\l!
tirtsc the cvenug illllilll.
ooo
A turn with the spring fvvi r. if he hasn‘t
lnytiiiiig to do but siccp. is its hsppy its
though lil‘ brill tire Ciro of ii liiilll iii ilulhu‘s.
We kugw \vliut we are tithing tiliiilll.
r ..L- ... —
...!“
—..
-lI.iilcui & Urn. lliu‘c it iii-iv lot of spring
goods. ltlltl lll‘l‘ iii-w iiirikiiig grunt lllillia
iii roan. '- t‘iis llllt‘l’t‘ llllil ctirviot suits tor
$25.00 (lent tits rind eiiiiru artistiiet‘iou
gunman-ed.
—fi- .7 ... H»-.—
hunt forget that if your curirigis is out . f
rcpiir lbnt Muiiiugstk 'l‘illy cur fix it up
in the best iuuuur-r. ()r. if you wiiut u v.1
bicie of any kind give them I cull. They
are first trims iiiiehiinics and they turn out
only the best rind most stylish work. Their
piice is on Washington St. ueir Soeriuin's
Livery Stable.
. "oar—~—
Mr. Royal A. Younga. in the employ if
Messrs Uri-ford: K um). and residing at
Cunncn'a Stalin-i, has lost within it short
time two bright children. from that dreiiiii'ui
disease diphtheria. They were rill they hid
had in their great bernaverueut himself and
companion have the 'suipntuy of the entire
eouiuiunity.
—C-il and are roe r‘reucu nuts rlnd flowers
ct Miss E. C. Smith.
—-——-«o~———
Mr. P. Dnrlon. we understand Will bim-
aelf manage the Dori-nu llouse iii Gregory‘s
Puiut this summer. Mr. Burton is u gentl- -
mun who has hiWsya derrit with the public
had understinda its wants. and under his
manegsment we believe the Dorlnu House
will ruk umun‘.’ llw "to!!! popular seer side
resort: in the coun'ry.
—-—-—-¢oo——-—
Mr. Win. L. Warring. Assignees of the on.
true of Geo. W. Raymond. \\ iil sell st public
nuction on Saturdny April 28th. his remain.
in; interest iis miguee in the cattle. coa-
abttug of lot: on Haiviiiind and \\'iitir
um ta in this city. and twelve lots on Bene-
dict Flinn. if .iorruy the mile will trike
plgco on the lulluWiuu Monday.
llurleur Olltw up from the city Tuesday.
rruilinl rind happy. lie informed us that
he bird been to the city rind be had found
and purchased some of the linear spring rind
lurunier clothe he over our. That we: 0
good dad for llulem to “y. for he lm lllhi
died come 0 the final goods. but thoee he
thinks Mull vvrythlnr. “til lnvltu gentle-
tun in we of wtmtbllu good rind cheap
to all unit Oldmllti‘ thorn.
—---”
—L~-ok iii the the umrtruent «fl ctegviur
neck w~ air ll (loin-rock Brat.
"ww—
Lnt Bhudryuorituglr would mm the
must mmulou of the churches of thli
city were, thinking of the “Home over
__,.
--ihvrv." The Inllwdlct church coulrv'u
fi‘.‘n tibial-Mi first “a the closiu hymn
5‘0 Think of the flour. our There."
. 1' Man- in the direction of 'h do.
while the urn upon “Over Thvro“
m ll WW Ming from
nil-0:1 ,
[who uttrrrd llli‘ scrvtie“ llll Tc i‘ll ricxt Site
vgrcgalicnul church will liikc pl'l(‘0 in the
Jacob Wonk nukes 0 fine it
llncry good. =
n”—
Thclmprovenierrts on Em Wuhlngtou
8t. have been begun.
I
painted grocery wagon.
to [ill block on Washington streit very
tastefully piiirrted.
M—y— ‘
While strolling through the fusbiouhble
quarters of South Norwnlk. one often seen it
unlit little cruit rinchoioi in a buy—window.
-——-—-.>————
Tbe residence of Mr. A. J. Crofut will
shortly appear in n new dress. The house
is to be painted a light green, trimmed with
white.
.0.
The Norwnlk Mills Company at the lust
meeting of its stockholders voted to offer
twenty-five cents on the dollar to their un~
secured creditors.
M. «*fiw—
—lIilsdon &- Adwms' Oil the old rind popu.
lill' stand. is tur‘ place to get. fresh vegetsbies
iii the lowest llllll’ki'l price-9..
-——————oo+—-——
Il is sriid lhiit formally March vrtrs consid-
crcd to continue until the eleventh of April;
well if that is the case. we have liiiil a good
old fashioned March this yciir.
—-—-¢o5—-—-—
Mr. Slater. with the N :rwriik Iron Works
Company. llliS moved with his fuiiiily from
Bridgeport to the fortricr restilciicc of Mr.
J. 1). Huntington. EaSt Ni rrvrrlk.
”woo.
The ]) inbury unit Noiwuik Riilroud have
Commenced to put the Miller coupler and
platform on their cars. and the air brake is
to be a bird as soon as possible.
w
» Rev. Mr. Esgiesron of this city prcrichcd
of the Stamford Milliodisl church but SllV~
birth. R -v. lllr. Buckley. pu~t hr of the
church. is on. llit wuv homo from Fioridt
-- « —<o~
ll iii..0iivcrlloyt hurl sou rind the two
Mind‘s Hoyt. daughters of Wm. Hoyt. Esq.
lest Skittifird last \vrek for rut ixtendr-il
tour in Europe. embrlciue ii period of sev‘
erui mouths.
~—-—-—...r ———-
Alderman E y is [Hunting the flout of the
stuns in his brick block it il irk era-rt. tl
coll-r that undoubtedly will ottrqct utteiition.
though it may not be considered by rill lhc
mint bcuutif rtl
Wallet 1‘ liirt'kiughsui. the flu! citv clerk
of South N irwulk. was in llll“t‘ll\‘ Siturduy
evening. llcsuid he suw evidences of dr~
coy in thecity. but he hadn‘t bccu rtwriy
from be depot.
«v ~
The di-grce of Slater Mssou is ext-cit *d
to be conferred on next Tuesday circuit): by
our well Log» Nix no. t‘. .v A. .\t.
lrmlucopoua at Ti. All members of the
fulerurty cordially irtvitcii.
eoso 7
A ccmrrriltic consisting til Mat Arum
tllmstesd. .\l ittbcw X. llicc sud .\lri Jobu
...... ..,
hplay of tail-
-————....———.
Mr. Alfred Knapp is out. with it newly
‘ -—-———-¢.-————-
L. V. A. Chicboster is hiiving the front
ferrite.
M...—
lun Religion t” next week. ‘
been dissolved. Mr. Brush retiring.
MM
The busy printoe bug now whlketh
«humid and tuk‘etb notes ’
I ‘9.
.———
A street lump bris been erected in front
of the postovfllce and now Joe's mumcrous
evening visitors are lighted on their way.
————-‘*——-— .
Thoae that ought to know say that Then.
Knapp has got some of the best cider that
ever crime from ripples. Theodore makes
it apcciuiity of good order.
«com
Sunshine and nothing to..lo .rgree very
well with a portion of our mule pnpuirrlion
just now; they seem to flourish under the
treatment.
H.“
Mrs. A. Scott has removed to next door
to the Congregationul church where she will
continue the niiliinery business, and her sew-
ing nuichine agency.
"49’“
-—-Iluilcd Luger llei-r for stile iii Geo.
Scbnub‘s.
~_.<>v.-._
Miss Annie Smith. daughter of Ass Smith.
I‘D-(1.. of Not wulit. Wus married on Wednes-
day last to Rev. Juries ll. V'i'inBuren of
Milford. The ceremonies wu- performed by
Bishop Williims and Rev. Dr. Mead. at
Si. Putii‘sl church.
W.“
—l)rs. Sweet. we understand. are meeting
with good success in the relief of many of
our “10>! estimable ciiizeos of their imtlrmit-
ties. Tire poor uiuv cunsult with them free
of chiirgc. They are at present lll tire Nor
walk Hotel. and their otllce hours are from
9 it. in. to 9 p. m.
..__..,......____
At tbc meeting of the officers of the
Fniirth R gime/rt-ot Brillgcportkliist Friday.
Lirul L‘ul. l“.ii(cbilil Was promoted to the
—\
t‘uloucicy of he Regiment. llltl Major tlco.
S. (.‘ruftit ti :lltit Licui.t‘oloueicy. There
was it lively c~ West for ilic pmitiou of Mu}
cr brtwi-cu Cir it. t‘rowc of of this city and
Capt. tiruy of .VVSirrmtord. but the position
was tiuully give to Cairo. llvury Skinner cf
Wiristed.
Wagon—~—
A few evenings since it Couple culled upon
one of our ministers for the purpose of be
inc. ioiucd iu wedlock. The papers. being
properly dtuwu. etc. the psrsorr went
through the weddiugiwrvuronv. and ill its
«inclusion the em on said to the minister .
“How much will it be)“ The replyi wus
“We don‘t do business irr that w try.“ ‘ t‘hiup
cui‘uub !‘ said the groom. and turning to
the smiling bride h-i shoutcd iii (Nu glw:
“t‘ ‘me ulorrg ole girl. lets go biotic. stud go
i h trod rsrlv. 'l‘hev shiri‘r siy we to! to
bcd rill teu‘o‘clcck the In xi ruoruiug litter
we was untried.“ The \rvucbcrs modesty
co~t hurt his fee. but he rd his :bsrv cf
the mirth provoked by the lisppy turd con
\lrw‘u of thc lsuouub. srril dobu Trish-r of
South Norwolk. this berrr sppoiutcd to so
but sitlscrirt nus for the lwrrctlt of the .\l
ll liorr t‘hiircli
PM.” .....q ;.
-—t‘ouist~vk lites burn it litrct lire of
Spruigs suits for gcrils. )‘i‘tllll‘. :itiil boys‘
tbuu ever bet on.
coo , -
We urriierstirrd l oil our llli‘llilunl Trinity
t‘birrcli in this ciiv. lirc rmirguu rug tlicir
choir. rind buvc sr curcd tbc scrvrccs of sonic
lirstu‘lssx iiilcur ll‘illll out of row ll. 'l‘lime
lmlll rttsy llrcrelotc rxprct to hurt some fine
uruoc.
* ‘0. -‘
The Key «it rozill b is been bully iliiui‘ignd
rind will cost i‘orts‘iilr‘ublc for rcpiirs. if it is
repaired. . The rcrid is the only our in the
town that cut lie cuitsidrri d it pletsrtr‘c r‘omlv
und those who use it to speed tlicli horses on
slinu‘il licsr it portion of t‘ e ctpt‘tlsc in
km ping it in repiir.
-. «w
.\lr. t‘irilicr‘. tnc rout trivislct‘ of the llili
tour A;- Ni‘l\\‘illl\ l‘llll'il‘lll. is nothing pr. ps
rhtiuus to strzriuti-u the “live 1‘55! below
S‘niiifo‘rd‘s )tutiou. known as the wooilpie
cutvc. The mill iiow lllll‘i ill it soil or
horseshoe litre. llbll it is to lr~ built directly
itclosu trout into curl of t‘icrlioi‘t ithc u‘hrl.
~.\‘r‘tc.r.
#3 —~ «o
The .‘lll‘i‘i‘tl titllllllllllv‘t‘ uirlli iriv. ul by the
lhl lwuislitiiru to reviso t‘r-i st‘lli‘illllt‘i oi
rsili‘wiil returns :iiil r- p or to lllt‘ 'lovcruor
for his coullrur ili lll ll new sclicuic. \\‘llll‘ll
ribiil llicrrupou succeed the old or :ii‘i‘ui'ul
our. ht“ been appointed. Mr. John W. llw
unit. supri‘rulcudent of tile lliuburv lillil
Norwilk riiilrnut is uric of ih~ coir.iriittcc.
,_,_ oeo- . ,
——,\ lirgc stock or spring iivcrriiits ril
iriccs running from $300 to $1650. iii
iluuistuck llr is.
«-
~~ ~00. «--»~——-
A ilisp~ich from N .viirk :rntiouncni llllll
Judge 1) llll" liirs I‘I‘iilll‘t‘il .\lr. llonjirnlu
Noyi s‘s bull to 5.000 Mil lii it .\l r. N iyea
wuu rcii-rrscd lltlilt crimolfy \Vcliucsdiy I!-
teruoon his bondsmxiu being Judge (lurid.
“t. N iycs iviii remain in New iris until the
New Jersey Mutuii iisslts ure triceii and
the critic retried.
”—‘oov-m
The annual sale of tilt: souls of the Con.
church on Mlllltlltl evening April 10 it 1877.
at 7.20 o‘clock (sec iiiiv.) A general llllil
prompt ulteridiircn of all pirties interested
in niivaiys necessary iit this elie if tiny
would secure their choice of acute and sit-
tings.
-—--—<OO
There can no longer be any question as
to the fact lillll our local note has uni-
terlulty iniproVed. Again on Siturdny but
our stores and shops were iVi-li filled with
customers and our trade people have every
reiuion to feel cncouriigcd iii the greatly im-
proved Condition of business and still more.
hopeful outlook in the immediate future.—
Greene.
—-—_—-—-«o-—
Old' Wrii Honk & Lmder Company mode
a di-miinsirition on Tuesday. ~ under com-
mand of Capt Knapp. With Riki r's griuu~
stone curt in tow they paraded the streets
for route time. The music consisted ofir
bise drum solo. and Will very (tapering.
Capt. Knapp made at very disposing appear
truce at the heard of his m-gculious company.
Altugether the rifl‘dr was very iruposlrious.
Fab—«n—
B«White ahirtri a speeiilty it Comment:
roe.
V
Our Brothers Niwxhodgc room will be
dedicated on \l‘edueuliy eveuluir. 18th inst.
Dr. Lyueiiris to give it history of the lodge,
Judge Sirrutrcrof Bridgeport. will reed u
poem. rind an address will be delivered by
lluv. 1. Simmons. Reuterku will also be
mode by the visiting grand other rs. There
will iilriu beuluging by h double uusrtaite
uiidor the dlrrctlon of Mr. Gibson. The
mm is u very line one Mid the prcphl‘ulliruh
being mode for its iledloxtiuu giro hurrriiuee
of ii very interacting oociiulori.
...—......“
Rev. W. ll. Sluicuiori returned frorrr
Conference chrmd ‘3 end will occupy lil-
pulpit u Mimi out Sibbitli. This will to
t t. Illllt you the! “usurious” hot but
glut.” It. the h‘ If. 3 Church 0! thin N y.
sud under hil present penance it ‘Illl bu
norm on of tho urn-t Irurichlug societie-
in the New York first conference. ' Next
monolith; to the rules of the bitter.
renh d groom.
<v
ilu Situhlsy Micro-mu .\lr. tho. it Got.
hum. of \\‘cslporl. tugctbrr with his null
and ol~lt‘l‘ ruei with it rOllillli ut‘t‘iiit‘ltl in this
city. They \\‘i re driving through Spring
wood. lllld when near tbc rzrrlimrd bridge the
hours tin‘itirc fr inhicucd by luv 4 ill inure
rind stsrted on s run. At the corrtor of t‘on
curd slrw l the \‘dllltlgi‘ wits upset. ritr l the
sccirpsrrts thrown out The horses kept on
to Smith llllll l‘dirrrrs s‘iop. \vhereihcv urn
into u bin. dr rtrolishiriu it and the carriage.
The horses were s‘opp d or Concord street.
Mr. tlx rbri'rti bird his sh lrldct‘ disloc-itcil and
so he ltll—llsr‘d on the hi “ii. The liti‘)’ \viis
milsiilrrdily bruised. iiiid the boy escaped
with slight ii‘jurrcs. 'l‘lri-v \vcrc intruded
by Dr. llill. \viu- drcssed their wounds. hf»
lot which they were liki-u t i their home ill
“'cul pull.
‘0.
—-lr-i.lics do not fii' i (‘tlll on Mrs E. (‘.
Ninth. She ll‘N the best Si‘ll‘ll'Nl stock ‘iil
iurliuery goods in the city.
.0. <
.\lr. l‘. .\l. 'l‘ircki r the populir proprietor
of the tit'lltll restaurant will. duriuir the
coming si-usiot h we ciurrgc of the ri rl‘llllt‘lll
ourlhr Airtirlcus. 'l‘nirc will be no sprit.
\li‘tl‘l lliprorii :iiilll on the bout. but oil kinds
of rc'ris merits will be provided. .‘lr.
'l‘u: kcr prnpmcito till i Will he p ‘\ tlrst class
resisrrrini. furnishing ull ilre season elTirils.
lli- will it l\‘t‘ ice crcuiri. confection: ry. solid,
i'init bccr. t‘lt‘.. R'itl give ~p (‘l‘tl ll‘ti‘llliiitl l ~
the tit‘i‘illllllltiildiiilll of p limits or ill“ but.
Thu irniuuizi merit of llll‘ stciimboril line
could lltrl have pliiced the refreshment dc-
piirt-ui-ut of their siciiuicr iii bcticr livinds.
uud we believe Tucker will llilil to the pupu~
liiilty of our fill‘l‘tltly piipiilirr steriiubnut
l'iiilll‘. “
~» , 9o. -— -
Like ut‘uvr pusti. brought forth by ill! to
tiriilrg lllt‘-l§:llll “'t-‘iill er. iiiosn l‘llllltili
unisunccs known rut the “ Donkey Club “
ll‘l‘v'” relrirncil. lctsl S‘lllll‘lill cvnuinu tbiy
llllitlt‘ their first dctiionsiintiou at the close
of ~r~rvu~e. They niriitigcd themselves with
the iisiiiil pric‘ision from ”W chrricb st» pa in
the sirlcyinlk .«riiiil tilting to the club I tries.
and W‘tll the some olil inipuileut shire. pcer~
ed into the fuel: of those who brill i0 puss
by them 0 r their way to llieirhomce. There
was ”to ill-\l‘il tli‘Pllly of shiny huts and
hr 7. ~rr faces. the sickly urinsriuil 8 iv but. ti 0
some iniiferish appearance and luck of com.
inun courtesv. Young men whose Cones
nid ki-‘a were paid for out of the hard eiirn~
inga of hikers and mothers or llllVB never
been paid for it rill were there in plckadiili
culliirs. ti-ishy riecklir-s. spring-bottom pants
dispiiiyini: theriieeives ria living monuments
of flesh. inciting the great essential however
of representation which indicttcs manhood
.ind decency They prohiibly will be on
hand during the neuron. They have neither
shame nor sen-c. and we do not expect thiit
any thing ciin be done but to endure their
presence as we do that of other unubatublc
nuisances.
...—....“ .
—-Frie Lunch evrry day (Sundrivs ex
cepteill. tit 10 o‘clock. iii. Geo. Scbuub‘s.
-———o¢>——~—
[For the Sentinel]
out "01‘?!“
With Builoit at the bend.
A mun both true rind kind.
.‘lrtri more need iriivel vary for
To know they are turd to find.
Beside he has I lit-l meet rue
\V‘hmie lerivure l on in duirrg coed:
Tmlllr or guests with tender NW.
\‘erify he her rtugelhoud.
or tulle“ l‘ru tint vi blue.
05?) obi-ateliuy miiulde‘dofurnlturo.
“its the «Indian or things l‘rn treating.
For ‘tlu this in A bottle. we‘d procure.
Our throttle: with the belt couture.
For horiury Mid worth riot excelled.
In mu-ic vino art proaoleri. come In;
To week of them i feel compellr .
li ll here the “tritium“ “ll
Mill the fur uuu ir ithcr together.
' To rotiaoh our mom with It odv tweet.
Thrills to out Mr nutrient over.
We have “writer“ tom too.
p“ ”it “it new:
0! our w r
And will“ rise to mull.“ 2
1 can“ hm e «um.
unicorn “it: “i
\h r
futile“ of prion. all“.
let X hint with corilmchlth.
vii?" ‘r‘mii'i'iiir‘ri'omi.
Willi chlrlty “hind.
when" .we
*mccmmu
. l .
l
they-mien he will he merited. to lure.
vi?
”'3
Mr. Goo. Nomll bu mound fnrn Goli-
Cornrnurilciulon in reply to “It Hormorr
———-‘.-——
Tlie firm of Adams Brothers lb Bruib has
Burrs-"urns. rm.
I? “V. noun R. Dulm
Slug. oh thy Soul l Thy risen Lord
Leading duth‘l captive prluorieru‘ free
To light and life cud libertyt
Slug. oh my Soul l Immortal Love
O‘erbrcodlrig like the elplrlt‘s Dove.
Filling my yearling honour rlfc
With geria- upsurtlng into life !
Sing. oh ray Soul l Life‘s mystic course
Outrprlmrirrg from ill prim-l source
In germs of being that upshoot
In Nude and bud and flower and fruit!
blur. oh my Soul! Thelifc of God “
Aflitutv within "it! botly‘rr clod.
Outbuilding in this strong desire.
Outbluoruing in there thoughts of tlrc !
May root nuke ionf and leaf make bud
Instinct with hidden life from God :
And bud mhkc flower. till flower shall bear
The golden guru in swelling car i
Arid out of death of some and earth
May soul end aplrlr. spring to birth ;
And' out of echo and tears and blood
Grow rip. the fruit of Haven and God i
0b ring. my Soul 2 thin Eutnr Spring
With fluwerri thlt bloom and birds that sing !
With (‘briet arisen to the skies !
Slug. oh nry Soul ! Sim: and arise!
——-——<oo—————- .
—New Pillulm-s nl lliisdon A! Adams‘.
*0..—
Tcmpernncc illectlng‘.
The Ifildlls Christin!) Temperance Union
will hold it public meeting iii the (.‘uirgregi-
ttonul church Sunday rtltcrnuuir. from 4 to 5
o‘clock. The meeting will he lllllllOSSt‘d p by
locul speukci's. and the exercises wtli be of it
very interesting Cltttruclef'. grAii are invited(
G rand .Opeulnu.
The Norwalk Cigar Company‘s store was
formerly opened on Wednesday. The boys
of this city made it the «monsion for giving
M it a cruud send off. and they cmploved
l‘urizcli‘s brim liuud, end in the evening
wi-ut up and grive him a serenade. Tire
novelty of the alrlll‘ attracted an immense
crowd. but .\l:it wits upul to the emergcrict‘
null did what is consiilirot the proper thing
tip or such occasions. set ‘iriri up for the boys
—-cig:rrs we menu. The boys in rcspunsc
took hold with ulscrity and a grand good
time is reported. Mat is how vvcll tinder
t\‘.\_\' in his new \‘culitt‘i‘. And we hope to
\vculth arid hapincss. llc ccrtsiuiy lists the
best \vishcsuf his numerous friends in this
city rind bespciik for hr cordial rccepti. it
in cur sister city. .
6 Phantom Fur-u.
Authoring of little less than titty yr uni:
lsdics void ccuib uri-n met at the home of
‘l‘dixst‘arrie ll tnkh‘ii lust Frrdsy cvi‘uiu~:.urri‘l
tbrrv arrayed iu sll their ghostly wh t-‘tli‘w
ll ttcd hi'hcr itud thither like pli‘rrtuml from
the unknown regions. Thu-y were not ipritc
so ethcrslss their tltu‘ks suggcstvd. as runny
of the psrtv can testify. for ss tin y tenderly
clsspi d «ch other in the rusty dsuce tlrc
\‘N'\lill.\t“~l\ lcssl. so llrv.‘ young men site
At tch o‘clock the trunks of snowy white
rims were lsid inside. and the full blush turd
l‘lrc p T‘)‘ crulcd zit shout two o‘clock in the
morning hurl one and till pronounced it——-«
but why attempt to “ paint the lily or grid
n‘llrred got i? “ ‘
- —<> ~ -
Steamer Americas.
The sli‘illlli‘f Americusgvlll rcsuiuc hvr
trips liciwccrr this ciiv rind New York sud
llmoklvri. Monday. 9:“. coming up from
New \‘~-rk on tint cv nine The lure is to
be the llhllt‘ us List year—lid critt‘ for single
passage. i icursiori tickcis hit cents. ll was
thought by trinity ut the corhrrrcnceurrnt of
lust season. that the uriprcccdguted low fare
would prove rirrrcrriitiri-r.iti_ve.. rind that it
would bw the list i\“\tl\\ll of‘srciirnhoriing
fill this peace. but the i xpt‘lli‘ltt‘c ill the M‘tl
sou proved the contrary. The low firc sud
grim! iii‘i‘itltllitiitlulliills ttluilr‘ tbc l‘itlllt‘ \‘r'ly
p ipul rl‘. and un llllll‘lrtllt‘li‘tl business wiis
done. it being no trucuinuriiir thing for the
iiicuirrcr to curry sci-cu or eight hundred
Duswngirs cuch way. People come from
t\ll puts in iukc the bust. iririuy from its fur
its New llirvcu. not the lhiuliuiy rind New
llrivcrr ll‘lll‘thlili brought hundreds dinlv to
thkc the steamer. There wus no steriiribozit
iluc cost of ii iilciir tliiit llltl such it finial-n
gur busiuch its White‘s line. llujriiig tic
coining sens-nu t‘:i;it. l‘i rkurs w\c exp. ct
will give this fi‘lllt! his pvrs. iril uttentr or.
and put iucrciiscil life in ii. urid make it.
even more popular and piotitible lllull liist
ht‘thult. Richibody will bcgiml whirl lite
Aineticus rcsurucs licr trips.
‘ ‘> u
[lust Norwgtlk. v
--.
'l‘hc pulpit of the Elsi rivcriuu .\l 11')
Church \viis unoccupied hurt Sunday. brit
notwithstandingtirv- ieguiir HUTVlCl‘a wirc
conducted by the brethren and were of tin
iu'ri‘estiug cliiiructcn Tho new minister
iii expected it) be here by next Sunday. and
be null undoubtedly be wvlCnmeil by a large
Ct‘ltigt‘cgullull.
l'omtobugs have put in tin appearance in
this (printer. Minty of our residents briv-
disCoveicd these greut'trnveiera while milk-
rug prepnrutions tor gurdeniug. It is bopid
thiit till who see them will kill them. tor ii
in better that they die wh-h- itill young than
to grow up and tail into the siutul Ways of
the world.
MM
Rowuytou.
Farmers coiiipiriin for the wrint of raiu. .
The M. E. Church id teiiipornrily without
a pastor.
' The Five Mile River llouse still remains
unoccupied.
Numr-rous flocks of wild geese have been
even living northerly the pad. week.
Arrived on Suuduv is i. it barge load of
coal, for Mr‘ Jacob B. R ymond.
A vessel is now here loading oy~tern to be
shipped from New Y-rlt to California, viii
Bettie Riiironi .
Mr. Jobrr Bradley has returned from his
trading trip to Nova SOiIlltl. Among his
purchases is it C'trgl) of 9000 liushrls of porn
rues. now unloading in New Haven.
On Wednesday morning last. this com.
munity was startled by the and announce-
ment thiit llrnry Hall was dead. About ten
days ago Mr. Hall was token down sudden-
ly with gustrie fever. yet up to it few hours
before his death. it was thought that in a
tow days he would be better. He was a
temperute. and quiet young row; of good
prururiie. iuid “Whit much respected by rill
that. knew hint. flu was hint-teen ycurri and
ten months old. iii: turieriil was hirgel ru-
teuded “til the Baptist church esterdriy. Frl‘
day.) Sermon by Rev. Mr. urine.
W.
New York Ilium Corina-once.
The New York Em Soufereuou of Melll‘
odlil ministers rid] lurried i‘aM «fin Tucsdiiy
afternoon. The tippolutuiuuta to charges
the enlulr‘ig year were ntiide. with some a
Ocpllou‘. which mil" to in rupplied. Rev.
W.‘ 1!. Sinrorrauri returns to ‘d" lat church
to Eighteenth St. Brooklyn. W. 8. ‘l‘hotriss.
Wrurtid. Duvld Nhll to Whtpurt Lindsey
“thrilled at Washington St. Buodyu‘. u.
Whose love bath unearthed Ilrr‘l vengeful sword.
tlirlteriru: of their youthful heulri was per ‘
bloom of youth bn‘oue \‘isilllt‘fll lllll‘drrx“. ?
here: 0. 8. Willlruus to the at church. But
avenue rind R awhvtun ere to be in chum of
Rev. Mr. Sulfur-l. R~v. It rbert I John goes
Parkurto Binds 8t Bnmnlyn; 11A Goooull
ball; of the Bridgeport District
the Oonfonnoc thht the district but thirty-
flve pastor-a elicited to it by the conference,
In hddltinn sixteen efliecilve men have been
employed. The pmcberl hirve been f-dth-
;ul; hourly rill have held extra services. The
old Methodist fervor still lives among us.
Chis. meeting: hove been revived. There
church periodicals. The support of pastors
has kept up very near the former figures.
The churches secured attached to their pr~
tors. The apportionment for episcopal sup.
port bill been promptly met. The estimw
ted value of church property is about $30.
00016383 than last yerir. but theii.triutiic value
has increased. There is a manifest need of
ii mutual fire insurance compnnv among our
churches. Four of the the churches are
missionary churches. Much attention to
Sunday schools ll!“ been given: an nt'cmpt
has been made to weed out frivolous litera-
titrc from the librriries; many have entered
the church from the Sunday School. The
outlook is! very encouraging. Elder llub-
bell stated that. he had preached to 24.800
people in the aggregate. rind but held servi
ces in many outoifdbmwny pieces. in school
~houses. etc. lie has held 178 quarterly con-
fenr'iccs.
————«9—————-
—All the new springs styles in huts for
gvnllc-r'uo‘rr. vouths'. boys‘, and children's
iveur. at Coniaiuck Bros.
-—-—«o-—-—-
‘l Out of "in Eater came forth
Meat. and out or the strong
came for-ll Sweetness."
The Rev Mr. Webster. in the absence of
flu Rev. \Vm. ll. Simonson. occupied the
pulpit of the first M. E Church lust Sunduv.
The beautiful Spring morning with itswarm.
grateful sunlight. its li‘tltll)‘ irir. rind lhr‘. c~ir
ml of the feathery songstlrs \vurbling their
units of praise to Him who fcedeth them
sud who cartth for them through the dork
night. invited rt huge portion of our resi-
dcnts to walk Hbfi‘lhl rind t‘ulcrrlbt‘ house of
God. turd there commune wi-b Him in spirit
and learn more of Him whose store of hicr
cy and loving kindness failcth lit t. and
whose spring of forgiveness drye b not up
After the usttil ripening sr rvicc. the Rev.
Mr. Webster. taking his text from Juices
xrv. chapter and put of the 24th verse;“tliit
of the cuter come forth lllt‘d. end our of the
st rum: crime Sorth swt‘ttuess.“ he delivercd
a sermon con sitting many r xecilcut poi-ts
of rucrit. and which furnishnl food for much
serious reflection and deep thouebh
Sin. the reverend geut‘r-rusn S\ . spirit
uslly interpreted isuriddle. Through siu ‘oi
ethos good. sud the “the aushw-y ex ‘r
berm-cu Stimson sud the lion as thrown
God cud sin. Silt hss iiisilv been t‘filtlmh‘d
to s lieu. powerful rind stniug. which sprvids
fcsr stud ulsrur wherever its presence is
made llthhttt‘sk and none but it Simeon cr
ouc twisted by the ersce of God vim defeat
: turd kill it. Siu in itself is evil; but it in
body through tori tlist we csu strive at per-
fection. irrrivc ail tlist suite which is blccml
by God hurl licrrorvd by rush. “(tilt of the
enter more forth most. sud out of the strong
. citric forth swcctucwk“
.\lr Webster then referiml to the penicil-
1 lion of the sitcicut church sud its followi rs.
3 still showed how it w“ productive of good.
- l‘rrsrcution in the E N ted to the esrslriixlc
irreut of the church in (Franny. sud other
puts of Europe. arid the some cause
throughout Europe phiditccd the like rcsuli
in this country whru the l‘rilgriuis landed
on ‘lrc shores of Sew England. l’crsn‘utiuu
t much in itself up cvil. produced good. llc
sud that the circuit: s of. rc‘ritiou iridirccilv
worked for «ts bvurtil. llc c ted the case cf
the writers on the subject from Vollulh‘.
l‘siuc. Dirwiri. “ruby and Spencer down
to the host of minor writers who huvc its
sailed the llibic rind its teachings. urid said
ili it the Rlble was more universally and
more closclv read itt lbc prc~ciit il‘ry than it
ever was before. unil this ll‘t“ iii rt irrcrrl
measure been brought :rlnittl by the writings
of lbtriiin—do him the Scriptures owe their
reward for the tlllllliilli scrutiny of then
c intents “Out of the f‘llt‘r come forth
“10". and out of the strong t‘?llll(‘ forth
sWt‘t l \t‘Stl.
lic their mentioned the case of John Wes-
icy. turned out of the Episcl pol Church lir-
cuuse he believed iii illsl liixiiiou by l‘illlt.
ttllil who preached bv the torribsluue of his
lillltt‘l' to l\ rm.- uii:liitudc. This led to “-0
cstriblisliiriint of the .\li lh‘id‘t (‘llilll‘ll‘
which lit the tune of its (”it‘ll was the
church of the poi-r.tliiii Uligllll'llt‘il the llllll‘l‘
bhi )Wiillll‘! cottiigc and threw l\ lrr - of
light into the workshop. tlllll t ultll' it
roughly retort-tied tout twelve lllllil-‘tli of
people we lllllL'lll weekly in the llltllllli‘l‘ to»
climb d by .l ildn Wesley. This undoubted-
ly has cruised rill ollii-r cliiticbrs iii the
.“tll'lii t i be mori zeiloue in their work.
The text vviis illustrated iii lll‘Vt'r‘ll icnyu
one of which was that ufii couple It'll‘llull is
engaged at frcscolug rr (‘llll-t‘ill‘ul. At lbw
corrupt-lion of ti llt'rillliltll painting. the tll‘
llhl, st ppeil brick from his work t i n llllll‘l‘
his productio ; and so absorbed wits he in
his liibors thiit he forgot where he was and
CIlllt‘ within an inch of stepping off the
ecatlliiil and falling sonic i-iglitv feet below
which was sure dcit i. "is teliow-vvurlrmer.
seeing his sitiiition. suddenly ciincciwd in.
ideu t i rescue bpu. Mlld so. dashing forward.
he threw the contents of it print brush iii
the choice work of art. The artist. seeing
his picture nbout to meet with destruction.
rtreichc'l forwud to anve it. and thus he
himself wris riuved front death. For it mo-
ment be wss about to curse his companion.
but when he discovered from wimt he hiid
been rescued he showered praises upon him
"Out of the cuter crime forth merit. and
out of the strong come forth sweetness."
Wbou trouble visits us we wonder of what
use it can be. forgetting that all partial evil
is universal good. The darkness of the
night must come. before we own see the sons
and were it not tbiit the glorious sun leaves
us we might forever remain in ignorance of
the existence of those countlessrcworlds
which surround our own :
WOO-fl '
--llitrd Pun PflPC‘S‘-Ptlllltllollna made to
oder—silwool—tirsiciass style for $6.00.
at Swords‘
is
«ow—— 7
“ Our community W18 very much ’aurpris
ed to hear of the sudden death ner June I
G mum. on Sunday. the 1st inst. Hil dearth
was csueed by lutlrunstiou of the bowels.
His furio'riil t iok place from St“ Meryl
church. on Tuesday morning. when u M is:
ot R- qulcrti ms celebriitod furihc reps-e of
his soul. The cervlcu were verv impressive.
the S riunrr by further O‘Divyor rind the nu
during at “Angles ever Bright cud Fair“ by
Mrs. McCain. were particularly flue. Mr.
G omen ‘II it native of Ireland. being born
in the parltli of Cancer. Yougb courtly.
Critic. in 1883. being therefore forty-dour
rem old. He hire been ri resident of Non
wnlk for the brat twenty eight yours. Illl‘
rilug by kin prohlly' the «recur of his protu-
trnl fellow cit atria. Two your. no he hi -
gun the busiueu in which be war very out:
mint. Darth acne-ind. however. to blight
the hope. of tilt luv-did wife and oliiht hrlp‘
let: children. no In I rho-t exemplary
Catholic. h generous rind patriotic lrbhrneri
hrid o credit to his riiulw rind crippled couri-
rcported to
has been an increase in the circulation o ‘
Bnehearidgc. 'f~h Avenue. Brooklyn. The
numbers of Dbtrleu of the «reference ha.
been reduced from Ive to four. Ind Presi-
ding Elder Edith-ll. of what wu known I!
"9‘. “W
t;
Mm- Muppet-ted to
bin. The hemvcd trinity him the syn
pithy of the entire community in their all
«It ' W m —
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ruliiitlls
A. Knapp’s
Paper Pails - 50c.
Wliiilillii- - 180.
ooon— —_
Just Received a Large
Lot of
VBASKETS
Very Low Prices.
At
CALL F0
Magic ( Soap
A. KNAPP’s.
Nrw‘ roars
A'l‘
PENNELLS’
THIS WEEK!
Stationery,
Blank Books,
Bristol Board, '
Pocket Knives,
Pocket Books,
Confectionery.
Violin Strings,
Inks a. Mucilage
AT
I ‘( )\\' I’R 1C 1‘28.
Newspapers a: Periodi-
cals alwayg on Hand.
illlllPETSl
Carpets!
Carpets !
mw-‘QW
Best Extra Super
Ingralu of Lowell
llarsl'ortl, Reed and
other standard mu-
kers.
S I .00 Per Yrd
—————‘
New Patterns Ta-
pestry Brussells.
3 i .00 per Yrde
New Asortments of
WALL PAPER
AND
BORDERS.
—-——-oo§——-—-
Curtalns. Hollands,
and Shade Cloths.
01] Cloths, Matting.
Bugs and Mats.
Spring Styles of
Slilllll Plillll's
For 7 Gen; ts.
A.iiiiiii£llMiill
Cash Prices
A’l‘
8.8.lilllliillll’8
MARKET
Washington Street. opposite
Dickermau’s Dry Goods Store
BEEF.
Porternnnle Steak... ........ ....... tint!
sirloin Steak ............................. 20 ct-
Round Stclk ................................ is '-
(‘huck Rib .............................. 14 ct:
(‘rnne Rib ................................... . ti rte.
Prune this! Beef. .............. . .. . .. lScte.
Chuck Roast Bcef .......................... 15.1.
Plate and Navel- .......................... lo :23
Shoulder ...................................... 11. cu
CORSED BEEF.
Ramps . . ............ . . . ..... . ..... N t
Plate and birch: ......... 105;;
' LAMB.
Fore Quarter .............................. it! etc
Hind Qtnrter ................ . . ...aim
Matron. Loin .............................. it! tie
Mutton Chops .................. ls ets
PORK.
‘Spnrerih. ,. ...... . ..lSei-
Pork Stckk. .. ...................... . l5 cl-
Sauugc ............................ 16 (:3
Publ'r)‘. Butter, Lord. Hams. Bulllglir'
Tripe‘ rtc.,alwuvs on hand at the lowes
Cash Prices. S S. Dl'R’lND Air.
ruin rims
_. .‘ T.
FAIR PRICES
— .‘r.’
l]. L‘. H. BRUWN’S
Gill “‘0" )latl‘kt‘l.
Slain St“ \‘cu Door to So.
\orwalk llulcl.
\l'cdo our Rhtcbuinz. :did i'lll’ (‘trst ..
triers cm depend upon :i-llinx st rvcd with
only fnsh Int‘ul. uni us good :as the uiurkrt
«lipids.
Everything in its Sea-
son.
“.0. ll. BRth‘N. Agt
lined Butter
'22Cts-
Per lb.
AT.
Frank V. Belts
Music Hall Block,
so. NORWALK.
couu.
ALSO AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
ALSING
PULIS liliPilWDER.
B 1R0 W
As much as you liiivcna mind to
about
Blue Glass
You can’t find
anything better
for
The Blues
Titan good lively reading. which
we have all kinds. Childrcus‘
troubles are all cured by such
TOYS
As we keep. And @u when
you talk ribou
STATIONERY,
CONFEOTIONBRY.
clams
And such. do not.
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tummi dizcnrrouhnd vigorous health I- .737
blue ol ".1: luv. I .. .
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mag-Erin! mot. and will: pure.
giv rig ood. .
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bracing. and importing vigor. ,
t A a... to d.- mic trunk-ham“
not litre-sun- to apt-ax of. -
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s. on “cue... em m
Shaun. Fur-the Barium: Bitten
Bottled Lager Beer
GEO. SGHAUB’S,
RAILROAD PLACE' 25d
Burr rum
EXTRACT
For theiiarllerilirl *
A Delightful Perh
tum 0
MAX l‘FACTl‘RED A 1‘
I. M. Hows:
PHARMACY.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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GIVE IT A. Tm .
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.\‘ow is THE 'rtirr: To Bl‘Y
Boots & Shoes -
i}. l]. BBELUW,
Having bought out the entire
stock/formerlybelonging to C. .
H. Ilurvcy, and lids licnn Great'
ly Adding in the Assortment,
willy-thereby be able to furnish a “7'
line variety of everything in the
line Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Look out for Bargains as the
Goods Must be Sold.
The Store will be conducted .
by C. II. HARVEY, JR.
Ouc Door from Post Ofioe,
South Norwalk. 339 '
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