:J‘;
Mrs, it. l“:l)‘t‘l‘\\'t‘1llllt‘t‘. Miss Annie Tiirii~
-his purclnsid a lot iii Noriv illi. upon which
:5,” at am rage rate nf 108.24.
gnaw.
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 187.7.
N0 PAY !
N0 PAPER!
To Advent-erm—The Stirs-nut. is the best
tlvertim’ug medium to be obtained in this section.
l‘u rerun: insertion the same week. advertisements
nun he handed in by Wednesday morning. Terms
t advertising may be found on our tirlt page. which
will in every case e strictly adhered to.
To Porrelpondentl.~“‘e earnmtty request
but one or more (it our man friends in’rach town
it this vicinity will do us an our patrons the favor
in torwartl for publication whatever items of inter
rlil may occur in their vicinity. We will do the
‘ dressing up.“ it necessary. Send along the local
terns.
Job Prlutlng.~:it you want Posters. “stub
.ulls. llillhuitdn. Letterheads. \‘I-itin: Fania. l‘anr
‘thleti, or anything else in the line of printing. leave
mm tiriicrs at the Sufism. olilcc. where they will
\c executed in the umtcst style and on reasonable
crms.
The sizsrmirt. is on sale in this city at ll. R. Bod-
we‘d‘s. ’l has. tlayer‘u and 0. Pr‘t‘ilia‘. ln Norwaik
at S. Kat‘talllcy‘fl ant l‘. Menakin‘s.
Clubbing ’iluten.
Scribncr'n Monthly and Sentinel. $t.&t
Si. Niibolna “ “ 1.00
lh-morcst Monthly " “ 3.60
l‘li‘lt‘i‘ilt‘ Monthly “ “ 5.50
The Nursery. “ “ 2 Sit
American Awlcultumlist " 2.7“
: W'l‘he subscription irice of the above magazines
in: Scribnt-ftitl til; 5!. Switch“. *3 00; Dcruorest‘h.
$3 01‘; Nursery. $1.60. .,
stt of Letters
) l-‘_\i MViN‘tl in thc l‘ostutflcc at South Nurwiiih
\ May ‘i‘i. ts‘ii. i‘crsuns caliitic torany of these
l‘!li‘ru \\‘i;. iiiv‘trt‘ say lllt')’ tart" tith‘t‘l'list‘tl.
‘ l..\tttl‘.s‘ l.l.\"l‘. -
l‘llll. )llSN lliisy \VKHHI. K.
tll‘IN'l‘Li‘IMl‘lN'S lilfi'l‘.
ll. t‘liutun. Jenni-s tiriii‘in. Mr. [livid C.
lbw i. Mi. ll W, Spciiccr. Julia Tunic.
d. S. lll'NNthl. l‘uniAlaatttr.
3.»,
l? t . V W t ' a.
Home first: and Xutiuus.
, SEW AMYllll‘l‘lfiliMliX‘l‘rl
Gzri \\'-iti‘.ctl ti ll. l“c‘iir
l‘lztlll l‘ipowliatumml ilruilivis.
Rt'liiinn‘i tlziittll \l l.tt)‘li\ll.
.\|il int M Jr“ .Ili \Vulil‘
. ti'Tli“ ti \\ i‘iv
. w in Muir-t lirnuti‘s Hlmc Stnrc,
.‘ll;l\\lti-l‘l) l‘i“li\t|l’ .‘ldi «:h and lilill.
9e. -—
Stiawbt ”it‘s- 7.
.\‘ 'l‘iiiiiiy L‘liiiich li‘air.
\Vmitiuday and ‘l‘iiiirsil iv iii‘tciiiuoiis and
cvcniiigs.
H~ oov«—~~—-
li‘rinlt \' liitts scliing groccrics for
t~u>li at \‘cry low prices. .
" ~¢so »
li‘imtc thc liiiticr is improving his picni-
is: s on Franklin strcct
v» 9..- ,
.\ liter scliuuncr was in at this pcil last
wit-l; hmdci with suit coal.
‘ -» ,. ‘-* “——
Mi~ .lii‘ia .\ l‘i'owtiriilgc has ncirly ti»
\‘ ‘\'KV\'.l iiiiin 'lll pluck oi iiiphthtri l.
, ‘P ,
'l‘au ultit'll iiiitiiciiis t‘iii' ilic l‘t‘lit ill of the
lll'wtni l'iiinii will bc givcii iti Nul‘ttllllx
lli‘Xl wcciu
is
Q6. “
h‘ l‘.il«iil~l\i is picptit-l t-i ii.) iii l\3lltl.\ of
llJil willie, Liiliis
s\\*.i»‘iics :ii a \‘cry law piic '.
«G.» .
Mcssrs. llzitiiinnl liimtucis furnished the
lcdtits fur l'll'll'1ll3i‘l‘l‘tlflllt' lhiduttv fitdjrlil
from tiic c irs to the pvnpr-ili r, i"
4......
tirccn p‘tls lit‘ up and llic Sitting: ia‘iiM
skip i ~\‘lii‘i\'. rut h |\‘l‘l‘,' as \‘t-t t‘itttlt‘ ii :i
t' Iiiibi‘igs innit: up ill
fcuii.’ it: s: iisc of their Ii :l,‘t{t‘l'.
- 4v.
al'\‘\‘1'\\‘ltll‘k\ i'isl ll't't l\‘t-»l 1 l-ti‘gt' Slut‘it
Sim Sid-.1 s 31“! ll ->\'s ll its \tiiicli lie
for intil‘ Hit- iisiii: piic s
«an:
H. ll. ll iii‘c‘t \\‘.tst1‘.lil.‘>’< t'i-ri-iy ’inj ii'cd
last 8 :ii i .v by Lilith: down tlic lLiM‘iiii‘lll
Sit-2's K‘f liii‘ t'i‘y lit .t".
7 no.
S‘lls
gLVt-aii :i gut-.1 liit'itl i.l
Vl‘iit‘ liiii \‘l furc cziilit‘at'cs till ilml ci-liil lu-
dcsirtil. 'IV‘llt‘hllllilt‘l‘ will be imily at .‘l\
«i‘t‘i \‘li. R
will lc :l
cost inching c\tia
th ll you t“lllli\ t help critic-g yi-ur nianci‘s
worth it _\'-‘li Visit .‘lll‘ii‘ llvtli
month of May,
——-¢¢O—-——- .
Mr. ~Willlam H. Duncan now moving
into his newly built residence on High St.
. —————a»-—-——-
Mr. C. W. Hoyt has had a new root put
on his residence on Main street.
H»... \
Magic Snap is now admitted by all to he
the best article for laundry and general
clcaning purposes in the market. For sale ‘
only by A. Knapp.
Moo—w
-——-A fresh supply of those $1.00 and $1 95
Shirts at Foctc‘s llat Store.
4..
Rev. Mr. Adams of Denver City, a prom-
iucnt Tillt‘llibt‘l‘ of the Colorado Confcrencc.
and an eloquent preacher. will occupy the
pulpit of the First M. E. (‘hnich this city.
Sunday evening next.
QQr---—‘
Dobbin‘s Starch Polish is woman‘s greatest
friend and man‘s principal source of de—
ligiit. bccnisc it t n'iblcs the woman to make
the man‘s linen shine to his entire sallelle
lion. Try a pickaec. li‘ursiie by (l. W.
Day.
m»...
——.lust rccicvc l—somc handsome Ncck
\Veur. at Fault-ls llat Store.
QW‘ ~'—-—-‘
We have great respcct fur the. calorcd sccps
tic who said. “You less geta bin-n glasssis .
ser and mm the ‘l‘cct when yer 3.2-.» ltél'villlfl‘
dcwilcckshun. It dirt snccccd l‘in tciidy
tob‘lccvc in dc scicucc of blue glass. and
lliitnbcl‘u." '
v————Q”- ——
\‘icc-prcsidcnt llicd. oi the N. Y. N. ll.
w ll it. it C». has nltUWIt rcaiarltahle N.
crew and enterprise in impairing: «laniagvs
C:i\l\‘\‘il lit lllc C ‘s t‘iilt bridge.
a \\‘\‘t‘l\ lichad u tcuipurary bridge 50.) i‘cct
long ciiiisiiitciid. a double track laid and all
thc trains'riinniug on timc. \\'c doubt if
llii‘lt‘ is on twirl an ill‘l run: of similar on
it l’iiiiwt
\.
7....“ r .9. —‘<
\\‘c littlit‘i‘ llit‘ letllil‘i‘dl 0? MP. .lit‘iilt .‘l.
1. xi in into new quarters. having rcninvcd
his biisiiicss to the \Iilicc watt in ltL‘ ncniipit-il
by the Suiitli N Iraal.‘ Swings lliiilt on the
siiiiilicily rlil‘ cf \l' irhiiistuii rt‘rici cppi
ellt‘ ilir‘ l““" \ill‘fl‘. ‘lli‘ in itl‘i‘ilili‘tl li‘ .‘i‘t‘
not oii'y his iiii n is. but all who ilt“il any
thing in the insurance llllt‘ in othcr
branches of his iiiisincs as psradvciilsmncni
clscwlicic.
as
‘V
ovo
——ll:iilc-n it t‘m. have a new int oi \lil‘llltl
grin-ls and are now making amid pants
at $iibii. i‘dh‘dlllt‘l't‘ and t‘lll‘\‘l|‘l suits tar
$‘3.'itltl (lcol tits and cntirc sitisfictinn
giiurintwd.
ll
ll
9
“'Q..
li‘iiilny last Slit-till chniii ri-c ivcil :i
tclcurnttn from t‘liici cf l‘iiiicu 'l‘iiiait- i‘i'
t1‘-l"~‘illllt( liiin‘tu urrcst a cuiipfc id iii-cm as
wh-I wcrcwanicil in tlic plat-c iIiint-d fwr
livixibiitiiiiig and who \vi-rc sitppc‘cl in
lirivc lilkt‘ll ll triiiu fut Skitiil‘urxl. .\'vw:iiati
:iricstcd iwn hil~llit‘li|ll‘ tannin: tl’illt‘ :it tiic
dept-t. :ill\'\\'tl’ll.i_{ thc lii‘w‘lii liIISl toll ribly
wcli. ‘illil piit lili‘ltl in tlic i- iliiip. ll-it nu
thc arrival ul‘ 'I‘:ilil«- llli‘ t‘FiQt‘l birds pmvi \l
in lic not llit‘ l‘lit‘s lit‘ was :tflcr. 'l‘itt‘y wt ic
ilirt‘itiirgul. :ttiil ilic ('lii i \Vt’lll in l ‘i‘k cist-
It
(‘1
li
ii
ii
.\i
it
“'llt‘lt‘. » Stir/:1." .‘i’ ”m. «1' .‘
., 90o —- h
ll ‘ll 1 i'wrgit this il“llxl.i\l cvcii‘inqi Inn to
Music ll ill for yniit rill‘llt‘l‘. 'l‘lic \‘tllllls‘:
l‘cup‘Hs .N' Iciciy l::i\’t~ tiritlc lll'l.lll_‘.{* lllt‘li‘S in
Hindi r tic pizct -‘.
ll
Ilc-iilts. t‘ltii'iiu; ihc t‘\;t‘lli'li.{ tlir rc
intisicii ciitirtriiiiiiicnt tli'ii ,wlli
i|.ir ll“!l:‘-I =pi:;ii n i.
Si
iv
t. Liisiii.
‘fi.
Ho llllii it \‘t‘i‘y
‘l‘i‘inity (‘iiiitcli fcstivii
llcciid: li lliil’
lll.
iim .isiii l»_\' lix 'itiv -c:‘z~ — «:z.
‘7 President Hayes ii an Odd Mimi.
“Estonia's show will be in Bridgeport
next Tuesday. ,,
w—
m”
The show business seems to have-come to
a termination in this town.
, w...“—
11. S. Brown 06ers bargains in men‘s and
boy‘s shoes. See advertisement..- y
W
All of Mr. Alfred Plati‘s family are reco~
ering from scarlet fever.
“—4 .W—v—
Chief Engineer Kinney has issued orders
for a practice of .the tire department next
Friday evening.
--—~~~<O—~~——
Iiilsdcu &~ Adams have and are Constantly
receiving very tine oran
sailing at low prices.
Me.“
Mr. Ji-‘llll lIutchiugs. the olil~rcli.iblc grc~
ccr. has a novelty iii the grocery lincwtbe
name being canned pigs t‘cct.
-————»<¢v~——--
Mr. Frank Fuotc. while on his way to
New IIivcn. stcpprd over in this city for a
few hours on Thursday.
'— «‘va-
First Installment of Straw ilits just rc~
ccived i.t lt‘otitc‘s It‘ll Store.
licv. Dr. 'l‘uriibiili. of Hartford. will uc~
cnpy the pulpit of the lliptist 'i‘aliiruaclc.
his city. Sunday Illillllllit'.
fiovw >a
lixrcuuucilman Nelson J. Crawls making
extensive iinpruvcmcnts in the grading.- oi
his yard and filling up around his hiatse.
worth
www‘oo
Fifty hiaisaud dollars of the
it Iruugh bands. hearing iuicicst iii the talc
utsix pcr ccnt. have bccu disposed cl to
la less. than llustmi parties at a premium of it pcr ccui.
.,_. ‘Or' —
Mr. Win. Nils-dons new lti‘ll‘it‘ his been
cry prtttily piiiibd. tin; blinds llt\‘it b‘cn
hung. and is naw among the c ali‘st hutiics
in the city.
, ‘p.
The new stcatucr which was built i~I ply
llel‘t‘ll this city and "anti: glut). l. l.
in idv licr liist tia‘p l ct \\'cilucsd;iy. Shc is
not as large as llit‘ .\m tints.
y.. ‘1...» ‘
Mr. Howard Saii‘li is running ili_c soda
tint] lii‘i‘l‘ {tilltil'lill til 8 l“. Pi‘t‘lh Did i! \ll.l.
t‘iircwlilu; drtiilt winch be
dis giiiucr alc.
‘l‘iiv
iiiltiiircts
lllilillvill
QOO‘
ut' our dr..tii.i‘ic
Lilcltl arc ntilclt llllt'ltsll'tl in lhc \‘lllt'l‘lilllh
Will in be given 'l‘liiitsdav cvctiing at the
.\ tisic i‘cpii~si-iit:i~
on is up cicl. -
.. m. ,., ..
M i- ti/Iog‘r ddic ll iiv. ah I has lh‘i‘ll shit it
great siiil‘dct‘ for my: rti works, d as not lili'
:ui'c in lic.il!li. b.it l‘t'lll tlll‘t in a wry criti
il t‘uliiliiiilll. and but slight limp s are cc.-
‘l‘lilllt’il \‘l lll‘i l‘i‘i'ii\'-.‘l'_\‘.
, w— 7 A. 900 ~
t‘nuncil Mcctin; Iii-xi Main lay night. \Vc
upc ihu liuncrrtblc hotly \\'lli givc its :.lli'll
Hit 1 I .‘lztitl S‘i‘t‘! l. litrsl lrt‘at' llii‘ ltt‘i‘is‘s“:il‘
cps to it ivi i‘tir'itiipi «xvi'iiii‘ltt i Mb 1' ivorub‘y
‘gilll last sc l‘i‘ll c irti: il in c llllilit iiwii
"' ‘9.
\\ li..i :itrtiiigciiictits
ll‘i\’l‘ lii'i'll iiiti lc ii-i‘
'lih- only thing \\‘x‘ but:
-tlt:it lilv. Mr. 'Siinwzimii will l‘l’i‘it‘ll 2i
.s‘i‘i’lli‘lli iippiupiiiii ii to lllc ui-i :i~i in cilliir
.\l \_\' L‘Tlli tir .lltiic ii '.
'l‘liu ili‘ i'it‘.
\l
Q06 »
Luicc vi 1. U. l“.. will
lll it in l‘.tpiii;i.uc;t l.«|l-.;t‘ Ills» ii. lit-93.1.3
Ill. \\'til:ii>al.i_\' May it} it, ai'ltl iii“: (2.. *
Milli-ta i‘f itiipiitttiic- will li- i' -ti
d it d .l!.ll a lull Ni. il l tllt‘“ is tiitsiiul
<0. ~—
'\\'i~ ii‘ltt‘ r. c iv 1.: l.ill“ lcugaiiy \ .llilill‘l'l' .
.it \| .;.
ui \\'it'.t“:i
t'i Iris this um t E; tip ‘ll lli . ~tl‘ri ‘c'.
\\ t‘
llilililvii. 'i‘uc others c int iizi's‘ngtzcw iti’tiiix
gcs. which they are
ways ll\‘il\‘.\l|lt‘_ :ii llli’ t" s‘i\.ils given by the
lie convenience. By it purchasersand oth-
ersosn get‘sllartlclca forwarded with the
utmost dispatch. Headquarters hi this town
are at Bodwell‘s, and at Fluney d3 Bene-
dict‘s. Prompt delivery is the motto of the
001100“).
www— ,
Messrs. Raymond Brothers havejust re
ceived a large cargo, direct from Portchcs~
ter. of the celebrated salt gluzedsewcr and
drain pipe. This pipe has been extensively
adopted for sewers in New Ygorlr and other
large cities. and is an article that has stood
the tist of thorough trial in the. most satis
factory nianncr. resisting perfectly all cheini~
cal action of sewage. The stock embraces
all s‘zcs. and can bc furnidicd in any dc~
sired quantity.
«<06--+—-
State Treasurer Buck gives notice that all
coupon bonds of the State. dated J aly 1, lS~
6i. and payable twenty years from date; or
at any time after the expiration of ten years
from said datr; and all coupon bonds dated
October 1. 1864.:iml payiiblc thirty years
from date. or at any time after the txpinr
tiun of ten years from said datc; and all re}:-
,istered bonds issucl in txciiaugc for or on
account of either of the above named issues.
will he rcilicmcd and the accrued interest
paid on the same ‘on prcst-ntziticn at the
trcnsiircr‘s i nice. June 1. 1ST}. and the tin
tcrcsi on said bonds will c- ase «In that day.
Also. that any bonds oi the abut-0‘ named
issitcs. \\ iih acctiicdkinicrcst. will bcpiid on
lll‘t‘etliitllltlll at any tiinc picviuus to diitic l.
«o— . -
. Strawberry Festival.
‘l‘lic ladies cf Trinity Church havc put a
l with cf ciitciptisc int I their spring lcstivai
this yc..r. Tiny havc .ccnrcd an abundance
of line brtrics from the sunny sciiili and
pt‘nimsc in serve them at midsummer priccs
--alsu tlicy give music. l‘t‘iltllilt‘illllil an aunt
lt‘lll‘ l‘\‘l\llll\ iiicti as spwal ttlll‘lt‘lldlln in
addition t I t to iisiiil il ib.-i iic catering al
\ldtlills vii lliis’ \‘lililt'li
'l‘hc i an it .lii’ll -ut l‘l-‘Jil‘ . is bs a v. i\‘
lino Lil‘iii‘ ’\".l ll'tV I. ’t s lli‘-\' ii i sitii‘ vi a
tiil‘. ;ill~. I‘ ‘ .2 i‘.‘ 'tilil till: i d pitiv when
- 9.. s
Litrac "yucca
Nina li\p»~i*1c :tit' its d lit skill}: liar
“hi“ i: it w «innit il‘ tiny t\‘t‘l siw any
ll‘. .t in w lust: liliil tut - l- liottit iii in a
li;‘.i l ~li it .tt tiss . ili by t‘ipt. lli
riiii ii if t‘i‘. Thurs in) l.s‘ ‘l‘iii v \\’t‘i;.‘ tlic
iii..;~-t \\t‘ (\i l‘ sia‘, at why Lil“: \Vc
um“. Ia inii ii . ll wt tin-tit llll»l:littlr
lt\'il lit‘ iii.” i1» li.‘ \\t‘ : ii ",lil 7. l‘i't‘lms;
\\i ill. l_ ll.:ti.':=s~. l.
”Twit up it I file-hilt. i..- ~..:‘.I~ 3b m;
but d \\.'..l i :=.iai..I “
.. “Lilli
w .. it mm d . ifi‘ \ mail. I y~l inure,
ilii‘lti 5.
.r ... v
i irll it.
900 .
.lcptlm and Ms "rural-tor?
'l'lic «Vi it :t .iiittil iii gin ii ll‘tlsil r tlic :tiis
[wows ib‘ l“;:sl l:if“l\l t‘..‘.lti‘.i Elms
div :ii;l \Vi villi‘riiill' tickitip \\‘..s vi rt lltlt‘.
llitth'it :tl‘tlli'il"\'l .§t~;t\.tl
iii b- l“l' -i » .\i.«-.: try .lltl
llalili llzii‘t’d tinny
i‘ 'i‘lii t’ liit‘
in": iiiiiiig
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.ii tfii
not ~u \\- il
1! cm
i‘.\ which
.iiitifu!
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lit \\ l‘ iii!!-
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ciiit ll iiiiei‘ciii w is :i min i .. i'r
l‘tllil. ‘Lil l w is cor-u?
ii. .ti .i
\\ i~ s» “iii !t3 Iii lt.i
Pi'v‘l. l“t\ ~l ll‘l‘ lllt‘ i:i.‘..
iits't'm’ltvc .itt.l
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ti ii ll\' ill’ill_\' l~-‘
i‘\'t‘ll gilt ii: i his llr- iilli y,
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9-“
Lil“ iwu )i‘its II
it iwi‘ grim: ll
c;:‘cttt:i.iiirii‘.s. i
\Vi.lt‘ii tic um i ‘s \\t":\ :3 wni
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\ .- inim-uziv t' riiiil‘ le gt
'i‘tl\’ i . iiLI ‘ u suit-l: it..t \ l’ liii‘i' i'
\‘ Stiéti \‘t. l ..l, \.~..,: in
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t'li'i-lt- ;
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us of thr-
lli-s ll.
liit‘ lust
\l.,tls
Ill .l:!l. l‘.
Reached. That we bereh express to the
members of our lab appreciation
of his charact crib. and tender to
them the assurance 0 ur heartfelt sympa-
thy with therein-their bereavement. .
By order of the Fairticld County Medical
Soc ety at the annual nicotine held in South
Norwalk. CL. April 10th. 1877.
W. G. Bnowxsox. Man.
W“. C. BURKE. M. D
Attest,
l Commit~
.. t tee.
W. C. BURKE, he, M. 1)..
Clerk.
”w“
Change of Principals.
Mr. S. T. Dalton. principal of the South
Norwallt Union Schools. has resigned: the
charge of our schools to accept the princiv
palship of the Eaton school. New Haven.
'We know this will be regretted by nearly
all our readers. but they will be pleased to
learn that Mr. Dalton goes to accept a tnore
responsible charge. at an increased salary.
Mr. Dattonzcainc here about three years ago
dcr all the circumstances. there was ncccsv
s‘i‘rily considerable opposition and some pre-
judice. In spite of thcsc conditions he has
made himself master of the situation. and
cstiblished for its one of the best schools in
the state. for which he will ever be hcld in
giatcfiif remembrance. t3 lly faithful
application to his duties he has uvrl‘t‘onlt‘
the prijudicc against him. and by it ‘ll‘t‘flll
and judicious selection of teachers it: has
gotten together as tine a Corps of insuuctors
as cutild be Si cured or desired. For the
pist ycar all has been harinuuous and . thi-
priigrcss ol‘ the SCliulr-trs and discipline of
ihc :clioal are txccllcnt Mr. llutfun has tluuc
his full duty in this catnintiuity. not only in
the sch mls. but as a r‘illZ‘ti. lira his ltz‘cil
prominently ass ‘ciatcd with every no Id
wcrlt. and has timed lllt‘lll much by his cu
ct‘cy and thoroughly sys‘cnritic way of do
in: things. in his rcinuval the city luscs
our vt‘ i‘s bc‘i and must cu: rgitic t‘iiiL‘tts.
May siicccss continue to crown lii“ itl‘iits
\iltcrt-vi-r he ltl‘i\‘ do.
Mr. S. 1‘. Datum \\ ili bc >iicn cried by
Mr. Skis ll lla’i in. a ytt‘lltdt‘t‘ brother.
and up ~:itlc:u.in \\ ha has lml c\p.-ricticc as it
l“\\“!l\'r‘ Ell‘il is ':.iit=lt.ir with Stiiiiicl T‘s
pl til of c iiditciing tiic sch-ml. t ti.l although
a cli ingc h is be: ti lll‘l'li‘ in tap principab
ship of tlic l'iiicu 33in vi. yit ilic school
will be ccnductcd cxacily cu t‘ic picstut
plan through the _\'t‘.‘ll‘. an tall pl ins arransci‘
lr-t‘orc thc change was nude will b ‘ carefully
carried out. tin tlic t‘\‘\‘lliilt.2 of May 25th
the school will uivc a Sift‘xtlltl Grand School
[“2i5llvli ‘tl Music Hall nudcr the ilircctiun
of the bitu ilritictpiL The proceeds of .tliis
cutcr'arntuctd \\ ill lic its-xii t \ tit-fray the rx
pciisc cf liri‘ closing t .\» rciscs of tlic schm-l
in cccur on July it M iii .t time a class
of scvcu )‘ntltu; latitcs will :ra lit-.itc and re
ccivc diplomas. having completed the thrcc
_\'t‘dl” lligli Si‘lt-‘wl t‘ ‘lil‘si‘ l.ti l Ulli ill lltt‘ >i‘l.ttt‘al
M iriu ll. 'l‘li. so i .\c:cist~s will r-cciir :i‘ Mu-
sic l1‘iii.‘ill=l i:i liit‘ cvcnitig a Itt‘t p'imi will
he civcii by thc t ‘l\'i|t‘l\' and lilt‘llllt.‘f.i of
lllt‘ :t'ixlit iliitg clim:
t‘t‘iiiipiiiiiciit tiy li"l(l ts Wiil be l‘fillt‘il i I
i‘iiciilsntnl titti’uns vl' ilic st‘lxuil. 'l‘uls
up through much itib ii iii ‘ll in the av ty' of
L‘llllll.‘.lll;_t.'lt' adults. 6 until tints of i.i\ p iyt-ts.
c‘c t‘lt‘.. ii i ii i iiuiib‘. ‘ill will 2‘ j tic: :i‘. l‘ivir
nilt‘t‘ .~ .~.
3.9» ooo -~» fl”
school llntcrlulruuent.
(in Width s=lav tlic pupils, of the Dawn
'l‘uwu sclio vl ;: ivc a i‘rci- « ntrit tlillllt'lll. lust
iii'lll {l ;‘. m . li‘ Li ill 3‘. m ‘ 3:31 .mudgipg
«if the di'i‘y work or i‘ic schi i-l. prts -ntci in '
A id‘st‘
ticuilwr vi i‘iit“:l.~; .‘tlltl \ isii.>:~i wi rc pits-cm
who slwwcl imich iiilt r; st in the t XV twist“.
n pl: using; and stir .i‘tui- inaiint l.
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it liliiii . >1 iii it P mm is till‘ lust. and :ii . L ‘m " ‘l ““ =‘ ‘l ‘ ”*‘ “‘i . . s. i .- . .... . . . . l .
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. H- . . lli" ‘l li‘\\\il“‘ \ . r i {ill ‘t _ - . . ,t. .' - . . i“. . »
"“’ . tr» tuiit «In the lliniiiii‘i' tnid wasiurwatwlcl “‘ . '1 ". i . n ‘ H ” h ‘ “‘ ll l“ *l‘ “l I! “l ”l “3‘
Mi .l M. l'nticr. the p titular in isic iltztll. this \ iii'. Mr >~ ii is civ ii llillt‘il :.t titlit‘ii 0“
lit-mill mi ct :i ri si li‘lli‘t' dining tho siiiiitiicr
and ll“llIHl‘ hi. iiiiiii'lrwiii llanbiii‘y to oc-
t‘tt;v_v l’.
v~—r~--- coo
Sliciman it 'l‘liunipsnn sent three tciiuis
down In t‘us t‘nb tn trziiisicr iltc I'lllll'tl‘lti
pisscit,ets :iriiiiiiii tlic (his (‘iib bridgc—dwu
hat-its and .‘I crirryiiil. 'l‘hc l‘lilflizt'l c lair»
pitiy paid $liitltl id ty for t‘ie hacks and
$15.00 for ”W c~irry:ill.
”llilllli‘rl l.‘igt‘l‘ ”ml" fur. Stiltt
Sciiriiib‘s.
iii (li‘ l.
«9' ,
A sells-r of film”: is -d~t his bccn vii ti‘nfl.‘
in: thc farmers of East Hartford. G“. isinu.
bury and 3‘ Hill) Windsor. Tilt! infill"? Is
pt-rsitsilt~Il tvI ink . Liillt' or 90 of the bcds to
sell tin-In for u coir.iitissiuuffhi: agent tigrt-ca
in: in tiikc hick. “lust." n’nsiid; but thc
fartnct" finds himself “ stuck “ for lllL‘ \vliulv
int. and i Necipt far the aiTit-nl of the giants
he finds in he an acrcctni-ut to lllliu ”1"!“ at
$3 upicci‘. “'lli‘tt two litvyi-rs appear to
enforce the claim ll" .‘Yl‘llt‘l' illy C mica down.
.__, ..-_........ ~....
The rsiilrnml liriiiue nt Siiiuatuclr caught
fire by sumr Hume unknown. M Iiill t_\' night.
It was tilSt‘HVt‘H'tl by the force aboard the
t‘xprgss. tie-win: SI iiui'ord ’9“. 10:15 p in l.
and was only put nut alto r an linur of rig-n
(iui iiibisr. Is thcrc :i Siilluilitn‘dll“ incendi-
ary Iil‘ ill. llt‘lllL', little t i destroy all railroad
bridges or) this line! or are the tires only
tht- result of natural carries—sparks or live
coals dropped from engines intirmfimI
Herald.
WW“
alien} Pan Prtct-snl‘ant‘ilouns movie to
Odt'r—nll wool—dire! class style, for $6.00.
at Swurds‘
-—--*~QOO—-“—*-
The bids for the new St it . five per Cch‘.
were op -ned Thursday. The eniirearnwunt
was given to (in-me L. Sistnrcuf New Yuri;
Tim! is $1.032
400 for the $1,000,000. By the side ulu'nc
the state nets a profit of $32,400; it alsi»
saves ”0.000 a year annually in interest at
five per cent., this Saving iim‘iuuifl tn :1 1-...
ductinn in the drbt of $200 000. Take this
' aid the premium on the new bonds together.
and Connecticut made 823? $00 which is not
a very bad days' w-uti,
-—-——-—-¢¢v————
The Worcester Spy of Saturday had the
following : The utter-noon exprtss trains
from Rev York have bet-n doing some till
. running between Springfield and Worcester
during'tlic past three days. Owing to the,
delay on the New York. New Haven and
Hartford road. caused bydhc burning of the
Cu: Cub bridge. the trains have reached
Sprifigflm‘ frum thir’y to sixtv mlnuicflflt‘.
and rnuineer Fenncr on the 3:25 train. and
doe Demo on the “ fut tratu’ have been
making the run to Worcester in an hour and
a halt, the former making no fifteen minutes
loll time and sunshine eight mistake
with Illl dvl'iy duriua thc iuti l\':tl .»f biiizd—
in; the ii‘iiipnilry‘bi‘iilcc at (Us t‘ d». “il‘l
1‘. rights uiii-c his pci‘scii \l llllt‘lllltlll l~t llli‘
ill‘ill'T lti'l‘c. ‘lllil liltil'llI-‘l \vlili Supt. Sin
ilil'oi'ili. tllil all in his puwcr in push titiiiI ts
tilting. :l'p. n t'ic ri-Mttnpiiwn ui‘ lllt‘ i‘icialit
trains on the
maul ll it‘l§;\\‘ is il‘lllll'tl l ll‘.
liiit tiiiniucr in this loam.
.tl‘lydllill‘illuf. t‘icrc was a blinding limb of
xiltzllllllllg and a startling shock of llllllliit'l‘
that friulitvncd ininy of our cit'z-ns who
\vnrc awake.
near the ri-sidrnce of E.
tct‘c nil‘ lit}.r . lilt‘ur‘§.\\'lll0ii it Hang in a grrut
‘tllfilllilt‘t‘.
grutiml in the vicinity. the lightning appir-
antiy passed in and out of it si-vcril tiiiics
befurc it was finally carried ull‘. Nu dams
and was dune fillllli'l‘ t‘iin
glass in Ollt‘ of the wind st iu tiic collar of
Silli‘f‘étlll)’ jigglied
front t lt: shock.
in: Monday evi-nius. lily Tilt, 1877.
stereoscopic views exhibited by Mr. Adams
are ’tlll‘lilg the finest evcr presented to the
public. giving a vivid represent iiiun n! the
Li
.\
Ncw ii men rtilrmil the t‘.
.‘t
H», , .9. N-.. —...
---If you want to buy a .‘lH'llsli triiiiincd
but an and sic Mrs. Wank. She is thc boy‘s
li
——-—"~~§o§v——~-—
Duran: ilicscvvrc tliuudcr s urin u.i San.
.‘l
The lightning siriiijt a ruck
Bwl‘il. Erii . and d
ll
qui the :ippcariiicc of lllt‘
p
b
lil‘ ‘dkill‘: ”it-
The inmates were con-
bitt full no bid t-il‘ucts
Mr. Board‘s house. it
v
l)
c
it
«Or "—‘“‘- A
Rev. G. U. Atlanta, ut Dciit‘ct' City. Col}.
will give a series of t-iitciiittniiicnis, in he
First M. L Clitii'gh of this city. (‘xltilll‘il‘llc-
The
C
meninpirnble scenery of tho arewt West. iii~
tlt‘llllt‘itl iiilv clwt‘lt wt t‘. Swain. it i‘u‘s.
\'_iii
Hiiit‘ *t‘Hs‘l Wishes
(l irrie
ion when all pirm ii. of ri-t‘ri-s‘i umta
leave this city.
I t‘iixiiic'iliic lircixls iii pair try and has sttc
cicilcd iii sccittiiiq lili‘ li‘sl
Qu.
The ”Hill iliii‘I ll\ mi in ilic l‘l‘wlt ‘1‘ column
conveys ilic i ii-Iiiii ill In of the “Hill use of
iv. Andrew 1‘} l.clii'. iiu‘ intuit was and
:tid
li~s l‘II. our \‘iu Witt. \l‘l'lfltlt‘l‘ of drum:
\\'cti ut lli'idximi-it -'i‘hcy litvii «ctr
it c llli‘ll‘ pi'.ispciity and
tiltti‘ vss‘, l
Qeo~ --
~~\Vt‘ liltt‘ ll unml iti‘iii)‘ ”win by lllt‘ t‘ i'c‘i‘.
ud civc the udvaiitigc it the buycr. at
1““ ill ‘s H il Sitlft‘.
v, _, 4..
A semi ii dithering of this friends of Miss
Rind -.ii un-t nt hcr limtw on Thurs
3‘." t‘\'t‘lilll‘_'. Ditil‘itig lllltl tzitftii‘s \\'i‘!‘t' litt-
liaisiiris of t'iccvi him: until about huilvpiis'
The
avclvt! o'cl (3k. suitor
lN is soon to
irtv bruise up all tut. t
hiding h ‘l‘ a fart w <il. iziio
~—r~ >¢¢>~~~—~
'l‘iic dining s'iiu Ill nit ill“ .-\'iti-ricus.iiii.ii~r
tit tll iti'izx‘iitt‘ut Ht‘ “r. l‘itttltcr. liitst lll‘t‘il
crv neatly titii-diip. A itcw «til cit-tit has
ecu Dl‘ici‘il on the iii c. and the cruckci'vf
titlviy. etc. is all in g‘owil shape. 'l‘iikcu
lltlgt'llli‘l‘. it would 'i~ tilnl‘illl to find a
“titl‘r‘ cuiiiturtululc plicu in which tit‘ui a
ini-ul.~or one in w
ptrcd and sci't‘wl.
uich a tlit“il is bc‘tcr PH“
stu tigers by ilic’bout
ill gain time in Ncw Y-Irk by procuring
llli‘it‘ itictils tilt li Inrtl l-lic lbillll.
—~—w~¢oo—-~—-—
Mr. Ins-pa S. Sinitli nits in this city
- rim“. and t‘n .rlns \\‘ l“l‘tl‘ i.ii- ciiict uni-Iii:
audience-s.
merits.
from theold world.
was greeted with
The
dently a live min.
are now heirs! laid.
trrspcrsrd with scenes of historic intercst
Children are delighted
with these performances. as Well as boys
and girisot a larger growth.
visited N‘irwalk abaiit two months since and
l‘Il'a'o and enthusiastic
of admi—sion
probable be 50 cents for the three entertain~
price
W
—Jac-ib Wank “13 last received a large
vari-ty of Ladies Piraeus. wuich ho is sel~
ling at great bargains.
“9W
Mr. Sandiforth. the new superintendent
of the Dinbury & N irwalk Rdlrord. is cV‘i‘
He has at duet: Sci ti
work making improvements that have long
b-ren needed on the r tad.
the old rails that have for years been so t~
tered al In: the track. train wuicli several
thousand dollars
amount has been put int in steel. rails, which
The refuse matter that
has been accumulating for years around the
depots and along the track has been or is
being cleared away. and every thing put in
good: shape as fast as possible.
II: has culiectvd
were realized.
when the tire at Cos Cob prevented the fur
warding at his freight to New York. he
made arrangements with Capt. Perkins to
have it forwarded by'propelleu. and man
hand himself to ace thnt it!“ properly
. My Kr. Penna-r; with the out”
Jugs,“ “martinis“
rs. . .' %ir .
transferred. Under his maintenance
tom «walk.
The through
usual time.
been accumulating extensively during the
past steels. and extra trains are not» running
to retina the pressure. 7‘ The dampen, new
'h “‘1' ' '
m
Thurs lav with it model of the Bingwt‘ 'ES-
tvnsion Laidcr and Pro Escpe, of which
he is tlichpit Intce and solo proprit'tnl‘. and
which he has succeeded lll introducing into
any of our cities. Tiic laller and escape
seem to cwnhinc all the desired qil‘tllll‘8..
and Mr. S iii'li evidently has faith in his in'
.ct-iitioa. us he only asks the privilccc of
S“I]lll!i|!()!t(5 ti our fire iii-pirtmcnt for it
four montiis‘ ll‘l'il. and if it does not"\vork
satisfactorily au-i the city does not purchase
it. he Will be to all this expense of triumph:-
titinn. etc. We think the tri‘ilshnuld be
his lei for we certiiuly need lo igcr ladders
than we have: it as they would b: alm'ni
uscless in case of tire in any or our large
bull-tings. "’ * ,
woos-«~— :
Tue temporary wooden bridge at Goa Cab
on the New York. New Haven and Hart-
furd railroad Was completed, Monday. and
the midnight train was the first through one
to pass over it. The structure is the hun-
dred feet lung and f~ rty high and was built
in five days and a half. The bridge is for
temporary use incrolyfisn iron structure be
tag new in preparation to hire its place.
trains now run on their
The freight on the line has
{Watchma- com
I'. 'I‘. “lu‘lultll's "mt tun-l “lily
urcutcst Show on llirrllr ul
Bridgeport.
In. »s and p mp c arc in rilliil‘lihlb‘ unit
in l<\‘~;_'llilillid l'. 'l‘. li‘l‘lllilll its tiic tlrcai
‘)il‘l"\‘l ll‘tt-t‘iii'l \Il‘ llir‘ JILLI‘. :islil ills \\‘t|ll\l
\viilc lanai is lllllst‘ilill. lllt‘ll lj,{i‘l i .‘ c tl':t\' in
and iircas which will l‘i‘;\t‘li li!‘l3.!"|\tll‘l by
llll‘I‘t‘ Iiiniisti'l‘ \lll‘l‘liil tr tins of his "W" smiliu
stctl cats. on 'l‘u is liy. Miy Siliaby [it“thc
inns! sliipciidiltts‘ utiitisrtiic..i ctitcipi'isngcw-t
piuirctcii. Sillit‘llillq: itttc hilf a unlit-Iii
doll its \vu.tli ol‘ i‘orc‘uii i'raiurcs lcivc lli‘t‘ll
added iiic prcscui )‘t‘tll‘. i'i'iclnIi‘ing lltiiiiitn‘s
.H‘cripturii lit-ticuiuili. ihc only liviughippot
iiuius this side of the Atlantic; a stud Ul‘
six iiius' tnauniiiccntiy lit-.iiitii‘iii “ 'l‘iititcuc"
trick stallions. which cost Mr. Btllllllu $3.).-
iillil in gold in Paris. and for whose uprils
iii cillicr uppeiritncc or iiitclligcnm $50.000
is frccly oil‘ircd: Cipi. Cililt'lllt‘llllh‘. the rc-
ill ilk ililc and solesurvivut‘of Trul‘ii Chinese
litriitrity. nun-in person is cnvercil literally
irntii iit‘l'i in low. with tattooing. tillll for
ha i' ~Is_sltiliiitll_v il iisliutmi .i new; as him
$51) 0ilt)“\vt~l he t‘ I' t ; \lis~ ilciislct‘s urigi al
ind iiauuiiu s~ $Ml1mil(fitlt'lt‘iit‘tititlillflt‘ uniti-
igc .ICl‘ wvt l int int: .supcili tit-item at t«
i. it: h ilcliut‘ii ill ix sttdlti ‘lllilllillillls. Anti
:iii this but an human or What is it his sci-u
not in rpmk til the ninth ill iii tiiuii IICtitt‘wl
ircc :Iii'ut't parole in tic :iiui’utug. wilt; it:
litigc clr‘piianis lli iiririicss. drawing stdpcii-
duds 3.; Intuit cIi units. lions. .iii .c ruin turr-
t..rmitig iii pt‘utnssuiii. and uiiicr pitiiccy
illl‘LlllthL‘liit'itNJIUll‘. tar tin illllll'l'illlzl in
menu Iii. llu i' tt-iu liti‘iiii I} stil‘Iit‘. it Show
so much ti; so small a price ‘3
_. “‘w“"‘_‘:‘“
Obituary-«Darwin \V. Nash.
The iintitninc ’llll'lit oi the death oi Divirl
\V. Nash. on Tuisiiay lumping. wits ashock
totals community. A few days before he
was in his usu il health. Ills ' sudden
demise was caused by dysentery. He Nets
ab iut fifty-six years of age. and Was an old
resident of thisjtown. in which it i has our
fried on th- oyster and fish business for
many ycttt‘s. lie was a IllCilll) r ,ut’ the
Second M. E. Church. and a lll’tll of stab
who, bv strict attention to business ”and
honorable dealing had done a lucerativc
bio competency. and the resp ct and esteem
of all his fellow-t. nwu'stneu. Bit funeral
was largely attended from .hc S'cond M.
E. Church. on Thursdiy.
1. Levi Scribner. iii the Man year of his age.
In Snipiovillc; Cayuga County. N. Y.. on
Saturday morning. April 14. Dene-in Uriah
Benedict, in the 94 h year of his age.
Mr. Scribner and Mr. Benedict. the two
whose deaths are mentioned ' above were
brothersin law. Both moved from Nvirw’alk
about 66 years ago. the former to Wilton.
CL. the hat -r to Sci to. N. Y.. where they
had since resided. ‘
no Provi-
nuaber, by
dc an. the Venerable S' l S. Noyce. H.
1).. of New Canaan. an
Y.
* llt‘l ill
‘ .x‘.\1l‘ Mr. tlp.‘ t‘:*.i':\. st“.
: its; tlic
i iii \Yliii'it lllt‘V
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i‘llpl“ i t i1.c rally tictlltul way
ti :1 imiti .t lli.‘ t’\;’l\‘i.\':.\'
and .‘l:\\ t‘iii‘ tlic ptictxtul. and ltvr rklli’
fill trill li‘i’iiltii \‘-\l“‘\ A! ii‘u‘li-l‘s. \\‘lt~\sc
militia \ll its a lil ii. i ll um»; hid
ll.\\li.‘.‘l ilii‘ .ii ulr‘ til lit-H \t‘li in: :rs‘slllil in
ti tit“ \ii i:.i The at zit‘w
mm aim wort ll.:tl ilie \ l‘l ‘ilslt‘vi \‘i\ itzig
llit‘ Mitzinl it i 't.t‘t, ‘tmi ilt' y lib “All! ll lltt‘
dii‘y nt ilic put his to limit titii‘ \‘Ni t‘ic
Si‘itwvl as it u» tied it» an (in ottt‘asitivut ln-ih
t.» the pupils and the it achcis.
”llt‘ rt‘li-lill is iliVlili‘d llilil hillt‘ gi‘adcv.
Miss .lissiphiuc t‘le r is principal of the
school. and has etLt‘I =l clizirgc of lhc limb
\{li it liltl.l\l‘ in
and uraniiii tr tit-pittincut. Miss t‘.iitic
Mint r is assistant principal ‘lil has full
cliaruc of llll‘ classes in ilriwint; and mils-
tlictiics. Miss \i'mdm-in iiut‘licsiiic inn-t
intui‘iatv i ipariincct: Mi» Macgic Mct‘lurc
lllt‘ fi-W‘Itllil}pl‘lill‘ll)‘; and Miss li’at‘k the
tics! priuia’ty. . :
'l‘hc followingt is \\'ciltics.liiy‘s programme
of cm twist“:
tuits‘r l‘lth.\ll\‘.
R utiliiig'by paragraph and concert. Sins
gin sclcctiuiis. A recitation by four girls
ctititlui. “ thu I am a Woman.“ An cx~
cruise in iiritliuiitic, the c Iinbintition of
incmbcis from i in i2 being taught by the
aid 01' iii idols.
filit‘OXD PRIMARY.
A rccittticn in geography by twenty
SCllUll’ll‘S.'—l‘ll0h diving a verse. Reading by
ptt‘lgriltll; Spelling; Singing. and Mental
Cuiiilduatinns. llriwinc by Dictation.
txrh‘tutuntt‘t‘n Disr‘an‘rttnx'r.
Au :xvvi-ist- in Ill-ailing with P1 mic Aii~
ill\'s‘is_ Q icsiinus from H irpm‘s (“did
it Ink of Nii'iirc. 3;. p Drawings and IDIQS‘
ti :tcil Spillinu “'or ‘s.
. outsmart (alum).
Singing bv th‘ scliuol limitation. Ex~
c-ciscs in It :Illl‘lL‘.“Tll'll~lll‘ltlillQ E'npiiusis.
l“!‘f“",. Pitch and Tillie.
in C.lls'«llt‘lllt‘.°~. 1%” L‘illtll‘.
Pr. blows in Arithmetic. tr 1-) nit.
l‘r il‘lvllli in Ian-re t.
Practical
Class in
I). clutnatinn.
Sentence
Rscitation. Sing-
chart. Mciit-l Citlllltiiltilitlllfl.
Analysis with Diagrams.
fresh from college. and at a time when un< ,
tirsl :it‘iiiii .titig class of llit‘ \t‘tl~li‘l ii is t‘ Illlt‘ ‘
ll ‘i‘iltl‘i in.“ Class
ans-r
lions and "l‘rvpics in Anitumy with aid of
A Car-dim the Public. 1
Having removed our show ’rcom and
adieu to the secondfloor at Clark d: Lane‘s
Block. (our old stand). thereby greatly
reducing our rent. we can now sell
furniture at considerable less profit. than
formerly. and having a manufactory in con-
nection with our establishment, we feel war-
ranted in announcing that we shall from this
date sell furniture at lower prices than
any other establishment .in the county.
Our stock com-prises articles of almost every
grade. from the plaiuest to the most elabor
ate designs. and we invite the public to call
and inspect them.
Respectfully.
' Bt‘cxrxonnu & Co.
Ssuth Norwaik. April. 20. 1877.
M.“
HflUSEKEEPERS
Attention !
W
irtorc l‘l‘llt‘ii \SIXG he sure and call on
BUCKINGHAM & Cl].
And Examine their Sun is of
'\
FURNITURE!
Which t‘cnipriscs Eurytlziilg l‘trtaininc to that
Littt‘ ti! 1‘h‘tlt‘.
SPECIAL lNlll‘L‘EMENTS IX
.
’utv “lili'il wc hat: a wry Larm‘ 5:0 ii.
l'ili't.‘ from
$25 Upwards.
a
w
Hill‘di‘; in
l‘arlnr Suits.
t‘liairs. Luiiugcs. Utiniiiuiis, S'c.
lluiulsotnc Easy
DON‘T ream: ‘ 'l‘lll-L circa.
“TC‘KINGIIARI & C0
\li‘l‘tisl'l i2 li.\ll.lltt.\ll lIEl‘UT.
South Norwalk, Conn.
i usrtuxcu t-‘iis: hour south ll. s. than”
Show .‘lvt‘v. .Lji,
i7 ”Saunas
\_
Nit‘l‘l l’ll l‘NES
It‘ul' $1.00
0
FINEST
N. O. MOLASSES
7’ our
55 ots. Per Gal.
AT
w. w. CUMSTDGK’S.
iiflilfliifliliTS
(autumn. SUITS WOOdell Pails
ling worth and Dilllllptt.‘10l.l‘tlll.5 iiitetrgt‘ty."
business for years. and acquired a conii'nrtigd
DIED-Ill \V’tlt In. Tuesd'iy morning. May“:
iiig by the schnnl.
—Latc~t style-s uf (Juli irs ill Swords’.
«oo—v—w—
ECLEC'I‘IC “AGAZXNE --‘l‘he May number
at this i rling «All in «i: Z'tlt‘ is an excep-
'islnlillv gold one. containing two pop 1-.
fr up the first number of The Nineteenth
Century t‘ic new pi-iimlictl which tins at
mum it so much attention in Etlu'flntl, to.
gt‘thcr with n viriciy of others Irvin thi-
s'antlurt‘ intsnzia's and reviews. The bad
in: article is n deeply in ere-ting analysis uf
Dr. Carpenter‘s “Mental Physiology." in
which in my of the must. curious mysteries
of mental life and b nilly organiza ion are
laid hire. This is followed by a Nu'iariral‘lv
entertaining and withsl in~tmztive paper
ctrtitlei “Tat: G nssip of llisiorvg" and this.
in turn. by the third p par of a liiuhly iri-
tuesting series on “Turkish “fairs and This
kish Women.“ “Sun in Flames" is when!
Mr. R. A."thclut"s most brilliant astrunomi
icnl studies ; and the sixth paper is a weighty
essay by the Right. Hon. W. E Gladstone,
‘ 0n the I Ifldutme of Authority in Matti-rs
of Opinion." The remaining contents cum-
prisvttrec chapters of Mrs Otipnntit‘s in-
teresting wary of “Young Meaghan“ “The
Sims. r‘s P I: ~;“ ‘ French Novels and French
Lifeg" no mud or Dr. Ctrpentrr’a lee
turns 7 on “Mmmerism. Oty‘ltsrn. Table.
.‘I‘urninn. and Spiritualismt“ "Alice ;“ “Corr
aiauiirigxple: A. ,Sketch nor a; the Carrier-
one:a t” “Promo d Return ition ot‘ the Vans
1: in”k 00111;?“ g“ studh 510': contagion: Ma‘s
ex It“ “I 0 a?» '6- I '00!
messages!
“teams. In all that relate)! to the ration:
trad advancement of the cutouts so
swig View. s ' ‘
a,
The authoritarian! Via Inc ’
in» w :t- ' Qua
_A'l‘_
FAIR PRICES
D.E.H.BilliWN’S
Old. ' ‘Well Market,
Main fit, Next Door to so.
Noun": Hotel.
'We do Eur numbering. {:2 our Cosh:
ener- ean em I: [ell norm wit
thmh refit. “'5": good cosh. market
- fa “its: '33 Vi?“
. , ~ 3 ‘7. i. ~‘ 1ng -" ~11
‘ .7 leg ‘ j 3 A
i ‘ i J :4“ g.)
. .e : fl. ’SL" 7"
“a ' 4." .753»?
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.;«;»: h; - . . fit,
‘2. .. .4 .j a is 2.5” . a; is
i; {i
\vc t:::il.‘-~
> s -7
w.‘i.-t~.~l .ii .\t“d' lurk.
. W: s for (‘itstuitt-ih :iic Suits, :it
111-." ll ti~-l \liiiw “2‘ Pi
,. ;: t‘iitzl.
waned...“
\ urk.
‘.‘i
f‘.’.‘§2t r Grand Sit-N2:
VF“.
ti;.- l,ii‘~,:c.st :tlni ciiuk'cst stuck Oi‘BIctt’s and 5
-—----——-—--‘ _ ,
because our pin-cs tit“~ always
m _ - V
uric i~s~ l‘lthl‘ i-i‘ lmsmpss ltlstll‘c triliw! (unwinding.
9} :i.-~ put 3:38.: not at : application.
--~ — ~
.‘Ciiti t‘;il‘:l iii-wzr \l':iri'cu~Strcct Store Ono Tlmnsrnd Styles \a'
___._._.
\\ ill I-lt.‘ll on or about Mai; Lt...
EEABING {filt‘t'i'iilé‘ilil
\ (NY‘I’
To
Shiny ies. prices,
$25 and upward; Pantriloons Its;
1m than}. t‘.u~ int-it‘s wcarevcrtn
1751‘”! stock (If n a}:
w a
l‘.i t::‘«4uis t'f liiit- quaiitv :.lirl cxtrcn- 'v l--\i prim—s.
“um , ‘ ‘ W .
s“ :‘axa fl
.9» m M u 5
Di‘.1’!\\f3"
to lilitiiililli
Good Oolong Tea.
85c.
COFFEE
206.
15c.
Paper Pails
OTHER CHOU.“ IN PROPORTION.
Siddall’s Magic
IS THE (St).
ALL
Give me is (‘nll and Satisfy Your-
A-KNA P
_.' ,
ARPETS!
arpets !
arpets !
Best Extra Super
Ingram of Lowell.
llau'tl'ord, Reed and
other standard ma-
kers.
$ I .00 PerYrd
New Patterns Ta-
pestry Brussells.
$|.00 per Yrd.
New Asortments of
WALL PAPER
AND
BORDERS.
M.§———_
Curtains, Hollands,
and Shade Cloths.
0i] Cloths. Matting.
Bugs and Mats.
Spring Styles of
STANDARD“ PRINTS
For 7 Cents.
—AT-—
,3. sows
A.lllill(£iitml
ms'r
—. ‘T—
PEN NELLS
Afh‘EW STOCK 0F
PAPETE’RIES‘:
TO B 2 SOLD CHEAP.
Always on hand a full line at
smrroivnmr
BLANK BOOKS. ,
scuoor. BOOKS.
PERIODICALS, Ere. }
SOLE AG EXTS FOR
u.sacons
PATENT
Aluminum Pens. '
WILL OL‘TLAST SIX ORDEABY PIES.
uorro' Funnels
CHEAP.
Pennell’s
Buy Ink-w
l \lJ’EXNTfiLL & BPOTHER. '
I I .
EXTRACT
For 1118 Huiiiitliiii 5
A Delightful Per- ‘
fume.
.—.......«..———-
MAN [‘FACTCRED at
I. M. HOYT’.‘
PHARMACY,
South Nor-walk .. . “‘
'i
y to rec: in- ninney p
, offer bargains In Cloaking. Dre: (lauds,
a‘
Etc., Etc.
it In necemmy tint the accounts at the law firm ehflflld
Attention !
ml It W, Old brand. remi
their term liberai‘pntmm browned-loo til I
I
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= is
g 0 3-1:;
$1.7- §%= z
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