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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, May 19, 1877 · page 3

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blot of Letters

“ARIN“ tn the Patience at South Norwall
c ealllnc-lor any or the“

In it. in. Pereon
' lettera wtlt prone ear the) ore adverttt‘eu

manure Lts'r.
Mrs. Emma Blcltncr. Mrs. George Stri-
den.
ottrt‘ruxnu‘s Lle‘r.
Mr. Alvtth ll Tuthill. ‘

J. 8. DUNNXXG. Poetslaeter.
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List of Letters

3'23“?!“th la the Poet on“ at Not-walk. Conn.
- llth. till. Persona calling for any of
tlwabotevnll ‘

pleat-e In: “.\d\’!‘fll!0d.‘

lleory Arthur. A. C. llruab. llr. Citarlea
lledieni. Sylvantts t‘tltoont. (‘ltarles Crttttse.
t‘npt. Clocke. Frederick R. Falconer. T.
Bent. llottlztnd. Wm. ll Hurst. John Re to.
t‘irnrles Rook. William Simona. William 3“
Tcisen. ,
t‘llAR. 0!.MSTRAD l‘oatllaater.

it... t... on...

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NEW ADVERTISRMESTS.

Aterill t‘bemlral Point—D. ll. Webb.

llartg. I'rmlltlialutcllr—Mllelc "all. Monday. 'l‘ttec~
din and Wednesday. Mu: it. fill an!” S.

The .\tt~tropolrirrn Plate titan the. (‘n . New York.

confectionery and lee (‘lt‘ttllt'~ltlilll llollnttd

For Sale. llorkwnv “iron—N. L. Rockwell.

lloomg to Lel~ l-‘. M. lump \

Mimi Festival Music “all i-‘rtdtty evening. May id.

Ni w t‘nrp thptm Ten—NY \Y. (Knot-tuck. .

Arrttron. Drug Store. Stock and l-‘ixirrrct—John ll.
.‘llllllt. Trustee

Rotter-Jl‘oun Meeting. May M.

t‘orntv “pent. lion l‘tts’rprnlewbtrtslc llall. Wednes-
till). \lax tau.

=\\'ttrtrml to lt-‘e' and tiny; Melville K. Mend.

"—m~——-«

t‘tt ttlir Dry nllztn “Dolby." is having: his
cut-boat sloop rigged.
“mo—pm

.\lr. on... sierrntcr for dredging: oystets
his boiler trnd engine itt. ttnd is nbottt rerrdy
for launching.

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'l‘he youngdcrs twins: in the neighbor
hood of the euy‘s upper reservoir. find

amusement and profit fishing itr its writers.
"~90er ‘

VThe “'oodwztrrl-llurritt sltnlpit‘ yaclth
ttrn‘rr the skillful ii‘tlttis of her builders
Messrs. lltclrttrtls .k “feed. is first tilililflttt‘lt
in: conrplt lion. Site is expected to be rcrrdy
for use about the first of dune.

-Qoo~~—-—-

The C‘trliit‘ni of Kurt: Rev. which was
\‘eiellrtttvd in New York on Tuesday last. is
’tlenoutto'd its rt frond by ttently all the New
York papers~rt having simply the clrrrruc
trr of a bitter beer and ll\i\‘l‘l‘lis‘illl: show. it
wustlronrst nttctttpt of the kind rrrrd will
probably be the lust.
~ 0e. ‘-

‘l‘lrr Slt‘.llttiw:rl travel irrrs lrrrgcly itrct‘cust‘d
tlrt‘ trust wot i. owing to the pit rtsuut \ventlr
The routs is t no} so p ~prtl2rr nnd well
krmw that it is {lit rottiird ' by all viruses to
that vicinity. Univ 50 cents from this city
it New York itttd return on it tirst class
but is thcr‘lterrpest traveling in tlriscountry'
‘ 90.
.7 Htit‘o. \V. ”W is rolling gool butter for
:‘l wot 2r pottud~llve pounds for $1.th
. ~ «o.

Mrs. l‘ostrr. forewoutnn in llortty llros.
atrtw but shop in thisetiy. Wit! the t‘celpi
rut of :t bountiful present tho other tiny
flu!“ the lenode etrrployecs. it consist. d of
rt trrrguiticent bouquet of tl \wers. together
with at canary bird and crrge. Mrs Foster
ls well liked. nnd fullv :tpprectrtir-a this token
of fill‘llrisirtp

l‘l

-«7 77 a

. coo ~

William tithes of this city. t.t'ettrptv‘tl to
commit suicide on Sundry lust. l-y litblllg
sttgrtr of lead llc wits t-ikert cure of art the
lock-up where Dr. l‘.rtdec ndutiltistrred
erttctics turd >:r\‘t‘ti his life. ll‘rspondeltcy is
supposed to have been the must of this ratslr

tiC‘l.
rrooo ~

lion N \fll‘tll t‘. Ely will remove from
New York city, with his family. on or uboui
.lutte lst. nrrd r eeupy his summer residence
in this city lttrowu its “ Moss lltil " during
the “‘ltl‘lll St‘lstlii. if}! will be weleorttcd by
runny friends.

—~¢>

(in the Sikh of this month ill 3 o‘clock p.
tn. lit" property occupied for rt number of
ytnrs us a u ‘ ry store by (too. W. Smith.
will fit-Sum rtt public trtrelion, The pr tp.
erty is it vo rt‘ dcsirxtble one either us it store
or trmtrttfuelory. .tud trtottierl their will do
Well it)ill\‘\‘:iigl1ft‘.'

on

First Itt~t:,‘.ltrtcm of Sttrtw if its jn~t tr'~
(‘t‘ll'ud at Ft” it“s ll‘li Sml‘i'.

'l‘lmt tnorint little steamer. Young Amer
lea. we understood. continues to ply b0-
twet-n Huntington and this city. but our
people orc not well informed no to her run-
ning time or capacity. One man culled
or. our ottlce the other dry Mill in-
quired if he could :t-rrtl :r iltlfrll and Cut.
thumover We gave it up.

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Pram iiill'tl-f. i. inving .r new pleasure
boat built at S- -trt.lr Xorwulk. in the slrttpc
of a. 3.3 Swot schwner sharpie. with two
t‘rllill‘i. ett‘ —' ('Jfg/ Regs/1‘1; r thrbffc.
~Tty :rgst‘m' 'l‘ruthtni. Add 11‘ to the 35.
ot‘. tmrt one from the number of cabins. or
fivl some one to tell you the sit. ‘clx‘ttt‘e be
loco . helmet. in . ttd molar cdiu. :tttd .45.}...
rs‘eyottr "rte." l "

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K. Jarrtra Esq.

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Addict adduced to “ Mrs‘ ll. Bouillon.
Box} Ml. Coon. America.“ ta traveling
about the State.

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ttr. W. W. Comatoch bu completed
painting his handcotnc residence on Bryn
vlcv'r Avenue.

—-——-«O—-—-—
lit. John 11. Smith our popular florist.
has in hltt front yarda tine orange tree bettr~
tug some twenty or more large oranges.
mow——

5—Juai reclnved—aonte httndaomc Neck
or. art Foote‘s Hut Store.
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ESltilng on your front stoop. nowwdayr.
with a baby in your ttrma constitutes solid
ebtl\f0fi-llllll is for the bttby.

, mow—- , ’7

gCrtpi. Perkins W!“ in town Thursday.
We expect steamboat travel will be lucrenscd
‘ now. for every tlmche cornea up business
tithes A fresh start.

 

7 W
thnlx llese Gompanyhelrla meeting Mon-
dtty evening untt voted to participate in the
South Norwnlk ptrsdc. A committee was
appointed to eugttgu \t‘ttunttntitcher‘s brrnd.
of New York.
W‘w—fi

<‘ .‘lv. 1’. Dorlon is putitng the Dorlou
liottac rtt Gregory‘s l‘oini itt order for the
summer sent-tort. New sheds arc being 7
built. the hotel prtlrrted turd refurutshed. and
eve ry thing put in good shape. .7

w—w—m~-—-—~
v—ertest styles of Collnrs ttt Stvords‘.
‘Vw...

Jrrcob L‘tyiou hrr'a just displayed rt sign
out-side his ofllcc or. Washington street
which is“atlrlttg of bettttty.“ and will ttt.
li‘nct eyes of all passer: to and front the
post t flier.

~«~———Q>—-~—~

l‘ottr members of‘tlre Frrst Congregational
Church promised to contrtbutc $9.000 for
improving the church and the grounds
about it. conditioned ihttt the society rttiso
enough to psy what is owing for the cur
provetttettls recently made.

, ~> A 7.

EMS mun. women :tnd child that went
to Xew York last Tuesday to see the (Turni-
vrtl now swear they went down ttpon lust
ll0ss.\\‘illt one ext‘epiion. ubd that is la. Dito
ble Sr. lle srrys be was fairly sold. ttud is
willing to own up like it than.

M- oeo~

\\'rt.~hingtort Hook rtnd Ladder Company
and litttnrurc "use Cotrrpstny huve received
invitations to partieipttei’it the tlrcutctr‘s p‘i-
rude rtt Norwrtlk on June 6th. llttrnrtue
t‘otupsny ltuve fot‘rurrlly accepted the ittvi
lion. and Washington llook and Ladder
t‘otttpdny hold :r Slit‘l‘llti meeting on lt‘ridtry
evening to t rke uct'tott.«~1bu.-bm;v .Vllf‘o‘.

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t‘npt. Willintu ll. l-‘orris‘ sloop yacht.
l‘rrtirie it is been sold to the Rev. 'l‘lrotrtrts
\\'. “Mind of Round Hill. \‘l. The yttl‘ltt is
undergoing repairs til the hands of Mr.
Tltl‘lll‘ts tluider. and will twcbttnued frottt n
stoop to n schooner. ‘Atter all attentions
sre complete. she will proctod to ‘loridt to
ply buwrcn lndittu ltiver rtttd lie)“ \Vt'sl ttt
the interest of tltt‘ fruit lrrtde.

- W...”

The etse of George W. lttytnond remitted
Jelly ibillltvuil \thS tried'befotv a lttry in
the Superior t‘outt ttt Bridgeport. last week.
The notion was to recover drttttrtges for ties
pos by Donovan upon the pretttises lettsed
by hint to it tymond who. it uppettrcd. wus
not on tteeeptnltlc tenant to I)r‘litl\‘tttl.ltliti to
lure hint to metric. the bitter took the
windows out of the house. The jury fr tttrd
thut l).‘l\rt\‘tlil turd not acted ttt‘cordittg to
luv and brought itt rt verdict ugttittst hint of
$100. The cusc wrts trppettlnl to the Sn
prertte t‘outt.

 

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”it Saturday night the freight li‘itill down
broke into three sections to: it entered

Georgetown. rtllti the middle section. three
lilt'e etrs lottdtd with corn. rttt into the for
Will d pttri of the train. throwing two curs
front the truck. ()llt.‘ lmtrlt-l wiilt iurt crises
\t‘tts broken. :rnd two crrtptv cats were sliglt.
lly drtrttttgctl. S uric of‘lhe hart CliSl‘S were
thrown into the river. Luckily no one Wits
injured. 'l‘hctrttitt ttrrived irt Nonvarllt tit
hull p rs!»fivc Sunday mornrug. and reached
ll rtrbttry on the relttTh trip hi. tell o'clock.w
.Yurs.

oer -. --«
The New ("lut‘tu llttlroad L‘otttptuy no

trounce tltrt tickets to or front Sutttr Nor

walk. on ull truius. will be sold for fifty
cents. and when the early :tnd lute truth: is
put on they will isslll‘ tick us :rt It still lowor
rrte for those iruins exclusively. (‘arrtp ti»

tiou hinting Lrgc corporntions or rough;
8 mill business men is the public‘s only srfe~
gutrd agtirtst t‘X'tfllllflli! t‘hnrgmr. We ill“
glad to learn tlr-tt t‘re :rbovr: tl-‘lllltlti r‘otttp rny
ll‘li re-lttc d is rules of fire to this City. for
there are lll‘llly living in New t‘tu‘trrn who
b:tvo business here. turd other. who wish to
on} ty the pleasant trip to New York by the
word our sterrnrboat. :rnd this rcdtti‘tior

of the rritrowd frreto this city will enable
them t > do 3 > at :t remark-tidy luv rite.

—_ *«C— »

—7llrtlem it? Cot. have at new lot of Split}:
wos‘sud «to now rookies: good tutors
st #6th i‘otslmw end chevtot suits for
”it” (tool the and more: tl‘ttlo‘itll‘lblll
guartutred.

 

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fuckers sis-town mirrors-«n: is

woo spool. to the below: trtltts . f to mow
argument. "for lull at“ law Nltbiftt‘m nitrite
substantirtls and \‘t uncles or o... “r“...
which ore Wt‘vcd up in 2‘ amino “tanner .‘t
«amiable vbam. “V‘oixlv‘x tho rost ottant
la a mi uwommwlanon t . lit-mo who go to
the city by the it til on busiaexi. as by ob
laining their dinner before landing to the

, city they gnu mountable lint“ in which to

transact their lithium.
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wllard l‘art “tl(‘t'.\‘——“,‘h‘nr“uas ““9“. m
order—rill wool-Him class style r...» '3‘.“
bl Swnl‘ds‘

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-~.—-— .,.., c“...
, We call the attention of our l‘t‘tldt‘nl t t urn
uriicle beginning on the first ptgc. ettiitlt‘d
‘31buniaisunces of the Indian City of Nua-
lmtke and its Founders. of the Iltttrpio ‘cs

bank. and incidents of the ltcvolurib‘hcr ’-
This paper .

War.“ by W. 8, Benton. Bot.
containa touch of the early history of the
town of Norwalk. that has bred gleaned by
years of patient research and personal in‘
vr-ctlgtttion. which was never before written
and ‘of which there is no other record.
Many of the facts related therein lttvc been
in Mr. Bouton‘s possession for ye‘rrs. but he

. lin- refrained from making them public on

til he cauld~tstrbllib- their authenticity.
Those who desire to keep at ulunble record
of the only history of our town should

preserve this puper.
————-vQOO-—--"

Piitingtll‘o Nan-apt)" bindery and Ad-
rwttben‘ Hand Baal; for 1877. it: received.
and it injrtst what it purport: to be. It con.
ulna abutrtjoo pages. is handsomely prin-
ted. substantiilly bound. and contains just
the informution advertieera want. It in
handsomely embellished with steel portraits
of eminent newspaper uteri. Messrs. Pet;
tinglll a 00.. we have found to be the fall'-
cut advertising azeota it: the country to deal
with. "they do not. like otbcra of nobrrlty
that we might name. want to make every.
thing out of their contracts. but they give
the publlobera a cbanoe. and thus oecllrc the
boot papers for their bushes. Many advert
using agent: dupe advertisers by putting
their advertlluecta into a clue of papers
vim a clouding or circulctlan, which
take that neatly to “All 139': with. cud
when they do not reach the eta-cc they

stood. rectum a 0o.__arc not of title

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log it
minnow bv numbness on the firm “toils. ‘

V. A “be s‘otvrnrttl is to circulation to the
j; ttl‘ret that ”t S. '1‘. Dulttut‘s sultryus WW:
L; oi the South Snrwalk \‘trtott who us is paid
3 to hint try the «nominee in tsuts‘t‘detstim
' of “a visiting the whorls on.» at week. sud
torsion the s buy of his saver-sow .\lr. R ll.
. lint til. It is it very “llN-o‘filllamt‘ thing.
mat to some in .y believe it. the Nets can do
to tutor. Tit ~ t‘oottttit‘ec would it u t‘oli!‘ in
l\ llaV“ bit. littrtort leave 1»fo the curl
of t we term unless he could mtlte
some ultti‘g'cittcllls for its supervision duh
int: tin h‘lllllllldt‘l ofit. The New ll wen
School hill-acts vac him permission to visit
the schools to this city one duty each week.
rind birds. 1‘. Button does come. and the
committee only p tya him his intention ea-

pvnsts. Mr. 8. ll button is prid at the
rtrtc of $1.000 per year. it wtll be seen that
lit re wttt boa considerable onto: to the
district by this arrangement.

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W
Qtitc it commotion was otruaed in the vi-
clutty of “The Forge.“ Weston. on Thurs
day ltiil by the wild freaks of an evidently
escaped lunatic. His first appearcnec was
heft)": Mr. Geo Hull. who will planting
in it held near the rortdsl to. who it n iotlk‘
ing up to ace what the nun want received
it blow between the eyos which lloufl felled
him: recovering himself rtnd otrtrt rig for
tor the man who was then on a run for the.
letter. the fellow stopped and cornmcnccu
blotting! him which ccuscd a tutti. on llnrt .
port. The man then not: to the higltWay.
and out came up behind Mr. B. Boil. trad
felted hint to the ground b it blow in the
broil of the head from a urge atone. lie
next meta mart coming towards him with
altoe.rrnd runnin up to hint be snatched
the bee from bio and and atruolt at his
head. but becausbt the ‘blow on his arm
and the handle waa broken into two places
By this time the neighborhood ford tit-conic
untamed and an effort who made to some and
confine the felicw;but he somehow got a
six foot fence auto and went wildly for any
end oil who approached him. One of the
than finally went Into a house. burrowad a
pintcl. and m:.°|w it at. the [man throttl-
elod to are note- he cove brmaell up. but
lite fvllow Would not yield. and ooutrnueu
ut- attrtcka on all; be vua finally abut. the
but , in; through one ofble oboebr. yet. be
not :le up. no apparently did not. mind
me shot in‘ the lean. A bay by getting be-
utcd blot bu. bin tall the the! of the now.
which knocked hint senseless. in which con-
dltloc be icy for sbout on hour. ‘c on
bound '0 u or It to be able to do any more
mischief. and on bl: weaver: a complaint
wee made end be «but to Bridge “1.7
chestnut-“boneless:
c buepeolca 0rd. and

 
 

 

 

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. or the t xeellerrcc a t“ We Whole represent t’ ion.

about four week by
arm. ta out to work again.
~——o»—-——

Master Freddie Doty still lice in a vow.
precarious condition. It}! bow at: weeba
alnce be m token ill. end‘durlc: all the
time be baa been it great matter. and econ
eel: a hope la entertained of his recovery.

-——-—”—-—

We regret to announce the actions illness
of Dr. John Hill of this city. He was trken
about a weelr ago with pneumonia. and he:
been in a very dangerous condition for sev~
ercl days. This p. at. (Friday) hia condi-

tion is reported as more favorable.
W" ‘ Q . "‘7‘“

We call the attention of the mayor. p0:
licenten and all others in authority. to the
violatton of the ordinance acainsi first driv-
ing within the city limits. Foribc peat two
weeks there has been from live to ten races
on lower Main street. every pleasant were
log. Somebody will be injured unless it. is
stopped.

 

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Thc steamer Neversinlt haa been chartered

by the government to convey the Secretary
of War. General Sheraton and members of
the cabinet upon till eastern tour of inspire
tiort of the fortifications. rte... between New
York and Maine. The steamer will lenve
New York tit-day (Friday) and be engaged
in the cruise for about six days.
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The following fire organization: have
been invited to participate in the Fireman‘s
parade to intro place itr this city. June 6th :
lly Putnam lloee Co t—vPhenix Engine Co.
rtnd llope llose Company Co. of Norwalk :
Putnam Engine 00.. of l‘ortclrestor; Hut
lllrillt.‘ lioset‘o. of anbut‘y ; Atlantic Hose
(‘o.. of Stamford ; Alert firtnd Engine Cm.
of‘BeIhel; \‘igilrrnee ifttnd Engine Co.. of
Westport; Citizen llose 00.. of Waterbury.
fly Old Well llook ttnd Ladder Co.——-l‘io-
ricer Hook ttnd Ladder Co. of Norwalk:
Washington llook d: Ladder Co. of Dan-
bury; Relief Hook & Ladder 00.. of Show
fr Ll; Wes‘prrt llook & Lnddtrt‘o. Severnl
of the above eontpnrnies have accepted the
invit .t‘tons.

 

 

 

 

The City Fire Department nre ttrtrkinn big
l‘l‘t‘lltll‘ttlbtlls‘ful‘ therr first pttrrrde. so touch
so. thttt either for ltrclt of confidence tour
country firemen think rt looks ltke tltnti or at
big utlcut it. at grandeur. they ltrrvo super
ceded or s telvetl their chtef t‘llgillt‘l‘l‘ by pub
ring it tuttrshrtll over him. Our simple
country firemen nlwavs supposed the chief
engineer to have charge of tire :depsrtttteut
parades llut bro and learu.~b‘rr:=tr‘r.
—-\\‘e do not know that our ottemporsry
intended to do so. but by the above pant
.llrtrplt it has intitttnicd that Chief Engineer
Kinney of the South Norwnlk Fire Deport—
tnt-nt has rrt some wiry been snubbed or set
aside. by the drpttrintcut by the nppaittttncnt
cf Mari. t‘hss. E. lloiy to act as tnarshall of
the parade to take plsce June t‘rtb. Evi
dently the Gun!» is not frilly ittfor'itred

intent. Rift.
Kinney toner its Marshal out of courtesy
for the etl‘ective services he has done the dc
portrait-tit. In fact Mr. lloty lots done more
forihetlrentett than titty one ttttttt in the
City. and (‘ltief Engineer Kinney nod the
deprtttmetd appreciate his efforts in their
behalf. and the horror they have conferred

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tire oruttninttions. :rnd would have ttetrd as l
tttrtrsltrtl. had he not suggested .\lr. Duty itt
his ttl~tce.
power to tttnkc the Fund? «grand :‘rlt‘tir. rtttd
l

dcr his cotttrttrtnd rind our cltiaeus generally. '
ttrrtl we are going to have one of the titrest
tire purples on record.
n rrrrrrr <>
~—-\\‘e but‘ rt good many lf‘lLi by the ctsc.
and give the advantage to the buyt r. tti
Foottfisiln‘. Store.

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Averill (‘Itetttlcttl l‘nlrtt.
We would respectfully enll the utietttiott
of til! parties interested. to the merits of the
Averill Chemionl Point. and refer them to
the following gentletttelt whose splendid res.

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idettees have been printed the present scrt- !
soil :
tlrttttes ll. Knapp. Hop. l
A. d. Croftlt. list},
Geo. ls}. Miller. lint. i

lieu. Nelson 'l‘trylor.
llorr. 'l‘tttltrrttdtre llakcr.
llurr Stu-h. Ergo .
W. W. l‘otutttoek. 3541..
John ll. Knapp. Esq .
And at large number or others. .
D. H. WEBB. ttt Ulllt‘e of Rtyrrtortd Bros.
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finalist: Opera.
‘Miss Marin llrrrinerd. with her Er ulrSlt
Upon 'l‘roupe will give Doniz lit‘r‘s t‘ortrlc
t
Humid)“ evrning. May 3011i.
is eorrrp‘eed of eminent artists. which huve
w in the applause of lr'rutrly trppreciotivc nu
riiertces. The Yonkers (Auden. speaking of
heir performances in that city srys r
“ Front the opening solo. try 1):. Mfilutesl&_
to the closing: one by- Norintt every p trt‘tou

criticism. \\‘o were most narrowly surprised

Bliss ultitb‘lti.o5td Mtssrs Joust». t‘r'bb
rind Rivttor- have. by this mowroecw sddxt
unruly to their reputation as swrxt turd
well-trainol straws. sod they all acted with
much more case and spirit than mold have
rotsottoblv been “inmost. bliss Reduced“
ehsnteteritttibut was twstlittllv udtttirtble.
sud belonging for attics-ti of anything we
ever hood her sttwnpt.“ 7

“Hitters will be arts follows: ltdotnv.
bulb and tools ~.~ 0min much is ; Pulpit tie.
33cm. Tickets far sale at Iloyt‘s. tomb
Notwallt. trod I‘mwith‘. Nothdlt.

“e “anchovies! {baby tut .l'eovb
mm
It was It tvttttttt we believe who first oriei
oiled Baby Snows and the people. or Prov
tdettce. it I. must bav ~ current the spirit of
“the greatest showm an on earth“ when they
droided last week to particular a Batty Show
The provisions of the show wrrc that the
handsome“ baby in the hall (blusie lldlil
should receive a magnificent piece of ortta ,
mental glues work costing $50. the prim to
be awarded by vol» of the audience. The
successful competitor turned out to be Miss
Backic Webb aged it yours and 0 months.
daughter of Wanton S. Webb. E~q . put»
1 dust of The lloiel and Travelers Journal in
N wv York.aevordtn.r to The Morning Star. it
daily in Providence. “Beckie is indeed an
\xceorlinly pretty child—the verdict of
other food mothers notwithstanding.“ We
congratulate Mr. Webb on being the fa-
thcr of such a child and the publisher of
such it piper aa The Journal.
———-.-——
Tlte Potato Bug.

The potato beetles have made their ap
penance in this vicinity in greater numbers
than ever. and threaten to entirely destroy
the curly crop of potrtoes. Ageutlcman.
whoae‘puttrtoes are well advanced in growth.
informs us that to one day this week be
destroyed about two thousand of the young
MRI upon a smell butch ~of potatoc vines.
Tbla gentleman has made a study of the
actors and habits of thin pest. and he has
come to the conclusion that potatoes can be
raised in spite of them. but they must. be a
into crop. From his own oboervationa bud
experiencea in connection with others be
but: come to the conclusion that 1a litre crop
of potatoes out be secured or well u ever.
He can that. the old beetle doe! not deatroy
the vines but depoeiia lineage upon them:
which are botched aimoet immediately. and

 

Ndoin \\'llcox. Est. . '

an
evening. Hwy ‘25 h.
‘herr “ Dru l‘mot‘rnle“ tttfiMllilc Hull. ‘vt‘ti- ('h‘u' of rfo the one nirvn last term. but in
Ti it coo-tlttrn)‘ ii gt'utrdrr scale and with it more \“ll‘tt‘ri pro~
gutttttrle.

that is hatched out

then is to keep the
way until the eggs

stance we have re.
where the seed was

might not result so
early fmst might pr
bugs.

in children
Store.

straw

While the ntttnbc

ycttra. through the

the pttst winter the l
the country hrtvc ltztr

show on earth.“
tiotts of all being Ill
IDS. during the past
less than five or six

added to his mentor
lions front abroad n
crrllitie about him hi

swcr wus llltltft‘.
three l r four parties

must have tmtlt the

and thrower-iv. trud t .
lions presented in his trtorrcet l issrtrcs Ill» n
which will nppeur here. um ‘l‘tuu‘d ry.

- fie. ‘-
, llttrtut
This orignul and grout nuclei or \t ill up.
pertr at Home il‘lii. S ~utlt Notwrtll. lloudry.
‘l‘itrsdtty trrtl Wednrslny of net! wt cl. in it
upon lrittt is. itt cottsidetttiiott thereof. l‘hief series of those \\\\t\ti\ rt ul l‘XIit‘lllltt‘tils rhrt
WNW.“ is lmtittlttr with the members of the have mole his truuw

a»

wo worlds '

trtnlrtlv

l‘l Ni Quill}:

if furniture. h tins. f:

dry goods. uroeeri-s

litres. mid will tlt~tw

.ttol. the Split ntleld

iii: the pot few trial

is bill fttiltlly to who .
lie is p‘rst onset of it” ostriurrrs \\‘c il‘th‘

rzrd in to. nitric his

ht.- tttrtureal ttl‘eets h
w ills who to pvttl llDHlt purl of lllfl‘lt‘tlerN
W "t‘ is honest. I M. in his i't‘t‘wltl
litiwlu A.\\‘httnrsu.l§§it.. Disttrbtt‘iott. tiltri in this i ‘zit‘l‘tr‘s‘ to be re
llt“ltilt‘f(‘ti as one tltll‘crrtt: tr. tn trii simil rl‘
etriet‘trrirrtnettts that have vist'ed this r by.”
_.-.. 7~ oekua

Second (RI-turd School l‘estla rtl.

Tie pubic sl‘lrr-rils of tirit‘ city are to give
in

nilgittt l‘.

errtert liltltll‘tlt

twirl wtilr ttlli wit
grucc and
show how skillfrtllv
front tretnery. 'l‘lt».

is forum in stttr ll:
of the Dilly Qtwb.

0? «ms will ‘u‘gtu

st tree by» all \\ ho r

“.7

The annual elect

Stnduy aftcruom.
were elected: W

rive committee .
coacheta. via:

David E Diabrow.
brief report. of the

routing. and recital

report ahowed than
bud belonged to th
nation.
its members llllti bl

number of deaths
about ninet .
year fifty- re.
and fly-«one.

dud thirty-four.
Btbbttb c bitty.

forty-one. ,muking
four hundred and

present :

at this up:

 

the young one- bcgtn operation at once

bt‘mlnble _ » +-

' l t’ . '7 Qu!‘

and cream
The old beetles were numerous. but they
did not attack the vines. nor deposit can
upon them. lie thinltc that the fully dev
veloped beetles do not begin to lay until the
second year. and that-they deposit!“ their
eggs before the Mini July.

t‘t‘t vision

dr c civic. and spp‘

. ' July.
a crop as innit did.

The crop
early in the spring does

not deposit any eggs the first season. but be‘
gin early in the next spring.

The object
potato vines out of the
of the old beetles are

hatched and the young ones getthcir growth
which is before the first of July or by the
middle of J uty at the very latesu.
nary seasons July 1st is time enough to plant
potatoes for a into crap. they having ample
time in which to grow and ripen.

In mill

The in-
ferred to of lrtst season.
not planted till the 28th

of July. proved entirely auccecaful. built

in all aettaone. for an
ove Its destructive asgtlte

”Mm ~
-—Jttt-t received—pretty and unique styles

huts. tti Foetts lint

w—vv. M...“
O‘Brlctt‘s Circus.

r of circus companies

traveling has decreased during.r the prtst few

stlngcncy of the times.

the surviving tr.»t.rbltslttnents have increased
in botlt lll‘lgltilllrie and attraction. ‘ During

nrgest and best shows itt
ltlteir eyesou New Eng‘

land. catch tttttntttxer. threatening to invade
“the lrtnd ofstendy habits“ with the “largest
Perhaps the most umbi-

r. John O‘Brien. who
twelve your: run no
eireuses and manager

tea at one turd the srttue time under various
names in different sections of the
As the winter wort: nwsry Manager U‘llriert

country

erio by ierrgc imports.)
ttd l‘llf‘t‘lllSiS rrt ltrtllto;
s most trusted advisers

the mode known his intettti ms. t \ which nu»
“There -

\\‘ii‘l«\lzt‘ ttt least
itt New England all the

time. and if you wont to make money you

lurgest rind ilt‘sl show.

The uteri showman replied : “ 1 will have
the lsrgest and best show you or trnyortc
else "Vt" srrw ;“ further explirirriot: his pluns
he sniri. “ In the. bottle of the ttt‘rttugers the
wctkesi Ilrll‘i no to the \\‘:til. rtud its l own
in rteeirvtts turd tttrtrrgcrie pr‘otwtiy thrn
tiny other manager in Amt-riot :rnd pt‘obrbly
ill the world. i trill tr‘srtivtd to r ill all thy
rtrttieritl tnio one grett show. out tuortopm
lrri tht business in every place i visit“
The right hair i then wt re sun so i and d.

lighted. for it is the night rt every ttgt‘llt
ambition t-t be connected \\'i‘it titr‘
trnd the best. Thus it wrothat .l ~.tll U‘llrien
\‘rtlttt‘ t~\ tltl‘ow ttfl his sit \ws into on“. rttt-l
W: it after he htd t‘orttiti‘tt‘d his SiotW‘. and
entitled the t‘s’t ii-i.\it

upon ttttritera pertnirttng to out tire depart l

‘uruvst

titettl the “ 5.x t‘otho

billed.“ he purchased the entire irr'et‘est or
"flu. “.2“ Solit‘tlt‘ll h). tiltit‘f bl‘ fullttt‘f l‘tll‘tltt‘f ill lill‘ ii i St‘itl‘ni l’llt‘ll“

row rt swells the ditto

7—.7‘

n lrottsvltr‘ld word in

He comes \\ ith the higher-t le-
corttutcndrrtious as the most treeornp‘ished
(‘hicf Kinney is ti titty: nil in his r‘objutct‘. his lWilli i‘i‘il‘il M“ “W“ lllVl‘J‘ll‘“. snid sire lord titt \\\‘li it trt t the strut; dr.‘.n‘i §
ent relt‘ new and perfectly rttrtrvt torts.
te is seconded itt hrs ttl‘uta ltv the melt no. “‘3” mid interval to his entertainment in in
‘ litt‘
wonderful lrtdi;rtt ii A fort. nut to crown
nlLdistribtrtos one hundred v rlrt rlilu pmm a
among his trtt liettec.
.rttd honestly. gull :rrtd silver “Hitches. s to

lie

futons turd ever

He ntv. s uw tt' frilly

till. out“ of lt‘.‘ t‘ii rtu,‘

clotting. bums turd

pilUlS‘l‘il‘. _ lint .’ rs just the lll‘tll fol tlm

houses The full. \\ .

Ill: is from the fvt‘erttmi piper in New ling

t\ltrss i ii ll‘lilitr‘tll:

“ 'l‘o s ry lil‘ll ”trill. who bud \ tututlrul our
Opera llouso “ilit delighted rrttdiertce dur

its. is u ttt‘tuicttl prime
the popttlrt‘ rlrr‘hi ‘lt.

charming and lrtttulrrt
uvo nightly lll‘ltit‘ t‘rt

.\ltt~ic lltril. Ftiti‘r)‘
it will be Sillliitr in

(‘itrrrs in (allistlrrrties \\tii p r—

lrout rlttttt‘\br-l‘s. with
Art iltl‘ clrrs“ will
trrrpi tll‘r_\' be drawn
‘yottpg his ith‘ l’l‘t‘

- ttrtrin: a dramatic play which promises to
of the chat I. was grveu in s stile to distort be of t‘s‘bcciut intrrrst. 'l‘trc frowns .\l*«,\‘
INN D rue-e \\ iii b9: Ecptvzttxi by El \t'kt‘x“ 52ml

hallo-d by the e: owning L
Reside. there will be

al‘b‘lslttitib‘tts‘. songs. eborrrw‘. etr‘. the sale

on Mrntdsy st lion‘s
{lemon should to turtle
Fox-ire prod sols (Mt

Natl sdtn‘r‘sxitut st the ltw price of $3 wt‘ttx
lb seterd st tits it) eetrts "l he pnrwvds will
be ttswt in detention the thawt‘su‘r-l‘lbv elm
to undo to dttlv 3d. Which wit be outr-
ptwd if t ll" following pinball its 2 Nuts
Condom. Nancy ll. lbw. is»; 4.. .l. Dow
ton. Mary R, ll writes Annie ii. if mount»
rte I... ““3“? mod due lit d. lllrctt.

~o>

(wanton Sunday School.

.. ., 11‘

i0“ “1‘ \“ifi‘l‘s I“? “la‘

ensuing year of the South Sol-walk Corr-
gnrgstinsl Sundry School wrs held lot

the following officers
m. it Benedict. Sum;

Nelson Diskettttuu. Assistant Supt: ‘l‘
ward llmtrrl. Soc. und
ris. Librarian: t‘. E. 'l‘noviutttgc. .t mes
l‘rtttaett and Wm. lletts. .lsaisl‘lms; Ev-cu

Pastor. officers and um
‘ MN. Dre‘fll‘ Portico. MN
Gertrude ll. Bonniiet. .llrs. John Bunion.
Marshall Titties. J teob M. Ltvton. rrnd

Twain: John H For»

A vi ry full rind interesting Sunday Ichool
concert. Wits held in the evening. ttt which a

school was given. it it ~

in: the forty first anniversary concert of the
scimol. 'l‘ite cxetctses consisted of singing.

lull! Every clrrsv in the

school took part in reciting passages of
scripture previously giwn them to learn.
which were it tttmspconve view of the
and prospective viewof the future.

Isl
ov t t h h”

or wentyzsx undred
o acbool slnccirl orgunl‘

Three hundred and thirtyuwo of

en hopefully converted.

and trolled with the church. besides those
who had united with other churches.

The
in the school had been

The number added the past
Average number present
coch' Sabbath tilllllllg' the year two hundred
ugliest. number ) i
summit three hundred. Lo treson any

v west. one‘hun
Lumber on the list 1st
1877. four hundred and

twentycnc scholars; onto“; and teachers

it loud membership of
sixty two. At the close

of the cxerclsea the following resolution was
unanimously passed. the audience responded
by rising, expressrug the sentiments of all

Wood. 'ljllut. whereas this it the the It‘ll.
rim 4ch our beloved Barthel Dutlun will
meet. With us in his amoral crpuctv as our
mix-lam superintendent by murmur of his
hula; been outed from no lo another—add
or labor. Therefore be it

Tbbt while we

have one kabl
ration. we dofejg; wit:-
. aim ,. pone») h0-

torrid

 

mnamMmmmm~
ever-be may visit carted we alceercl ‘
that the love of the . titer may a c m
hint. an! that God may bless him and bi:
abundantly. . ‘

Men-cc Meeting.

Attire temperance meeting held in the
First 31’. E. Church. Sunday afternoon. un-
der the auspices of the Ladies Christian
Temperance Union of this city. the alien-
dance wns very fair. showing that the pub.
lic interest in this direction is increasing.
About fifteen ladies conducted the meeting.

' we.“
Common Cottncll.

At an adjourned meeting of the Board of
Councilman held Wednesday evening it was
voted that tttt eighteen inch sewer be con
structed in Washington st. front cpprslic
the 1st National Bunk to the channel of the
harbor under the direction of the Committee
on Streets and sewersmtd thtti. 735 per cent,
of ttll expenses iucttred in building the sewer
be assessed upon the property in any way
benefited or improved thereby. The City Sur-
veyor estimated the cost ill $1.00 per foot.
with additional cost of $75 for filling under
the lltilrond bridge to low writer-mark.

Police Notes.

On Saturday lnst Donnie “'clcb. nfler till-
int: up wrth poor wltiskey.crttcrcd Mr. Theo.
Kurtpp‘s s:tloon.scetttitt3.tly with tho interr-
tion of making agencrarl ttuis.tncc of him-
self. and lie did it. 311‘. Ktzrtpp put him out
on the sidcwnlk three times in succession.
On being pttt out. the third time. \\'e‘.elr
showed a dispositionto be ugly. and drew n
knife. To return the complirrtettt Mr. 1i
adjusted his hose and turned on the wutcr
at full pressure. neutly drowning the fellow
before the police arrived to arrest him.
\Velch wtrs brought before Judge t‘: :r\\‘. who
flucd him one doiltr and costs.:rntottt.ting to
$8.0l. which Weleh was unable to pity. cut:
sttptetrtly he was sent to Bridgeport.

Joseph Folder was. brought before Jutla-
(‘l;:\\‘ on S.li\ll‘.iti)' morning t‘lt'lrtzr‘ti with
having been drunk. tutti e ‘trtrrtittitra “‘liitii
i!j‘.ll‘\‘ to .r i‘llii ting the night t‘t‘fwt‘r‘. lir-
plerrded guilty to Loving inert drunk the
night brfbrc but “as not uwsrc of having
eo:rturttte-.l77rruy wilful irjury. Witnesses
testified or: dust hint and he was tin: d tire
tloilnrs rrrrd costs. ntrtottn‘irrg to $l‘.‘ m. tizt
being lashed by the juice if he lrsd any
thing to srty for ltitrtwlf. dos. plr said he wars
drunk. and was sorry that he lrrd eotnrui’o
ted urty injury to the l‘tliitiiltt‘ by breaking
the windows. i‘tll w rs trouble to pity for it»
He Slipphcri he would be sent H‘t‘l‘ 15‘
lil'iddepttt but thought it lt‘trd to be rt‘tll
there during the summer :rnd be let on!
when witttxt‘ ernre withurt havin; Lul rt
(‘it‘lltt‘t‘ tr e-rrn \tttyilrin: to entry lri rt
through the wiptvr. .l‘riue t‘rtw will he
could linden!.rtr.i«l.trw t‘ tl it r fr it. and he in

 

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. 4a}, , r5.

A Card lo the Public.
Roving removed our chow room and
onion to the cceondfioor of Clark 6: Lane‘s
Block. (our old stand). thereby greatly
reducintr our rent, we can now sell
furniture at considerable less profit than
formerly. and having a mttnufrtctory in com
necilon with our establishment. we feel wor-
rttnted in announcing that we shall front this
thrtc sell furniture at lower prices than
any other establishment. in the county.
Our stock comprises articles of almost every
crude. from the plutnest t.) the most elabor-
rttc designs. and we invite the public to call
and inspect them.
Respectfully.
llt‘cerotust rk’Co.
. South Norwnlk. April. 20. 1877.

——-- —-oeo— <~v<

HDUSEKEEPERS

Attention 2

Before l'l'ltt lHStht lo: sure rant («‘3

BUGKINGHAM l 00.,

.-\r;d livmuirrc tlz. ir Sin is of

FURNITURE!

Which t‘oruprEses Hretyrltn; Pertainin: to that
Latte of Tattle

on

sr-tzcrtr. txncctsutzxrs 1N
(‘1 I .\ .‘i BER SUITS

. l: \t l 1..
l‘rm: from

it, :rztarv

 

turn w.s sorry to see :t yo: W rrnztr of such
lll.t‘\lft‘\‘l ubilriv trod \tilit i‘ort isr such ti
p mil. rt. tttlxi :lt night it t u;lrl l . be :r warn 5
int: and u itswn to him. out be it rp d l’.
\v.~rt‘ti be . “Rich nerd l‘rl lvr \\\§“ lirxlt ~
sort by lltll‘cr llortp‘r t t ilti lot-gt or.

The else of tlrirt ‘l‘tttllc. clr‘rrged will:

 

 

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yutllltlrtlllit‘

$25 Upwards.

t .t . ‘ ‘ . .‘ 7.
irllr‘il filtlis. i.:i>\

t‘imirs. Ltdlllgfr‘x Uttvurrurr‘. we.

 

lt-tvitn: e \rntutltcd rt brvrtelr of peace. w.r~
Mott-:bt before .lztlgo .(‘r:tw on 'l‘rrmdrv!
utirtong u. plc .d not guilty .\lr<. 'l‘ot‘.‘e‘
implied that thin hard lwru t i see his twin r 7
. .i what be onto bottle lie w “s be rtg‘y us ,
:t titer. not it \v-rs carts: .l by the loss of :ii
\tlrrp. Rtrrrly l‘iu‘t ts‘rti xi ti: rt Uri“ ’t‘llitt‘i
trutrt - ttg‘y; till! he enchant and p on! 'd :r *1
loaded gnu nt izvt‘ :tttd \\“l8 itttpr per in i.‘.\
r‘oudttr‘t tote u.l her. llritt Tutti: tesltli d -
l‘i‘tl ltt‘ ‘ts‘wtxi his \\ift' \Vit‘ti it ill lt‘vott‘w‘ \‘f f
\ill‘ bitip his l:t‘i‘.t'l‘ bud in: hit. :rit i slit-i

 

will the gun .tttd won not guilty of ttrtlre
muting conduct i \wud ii'yiilit‘ v.1“. thin
we found ottiitv ‘tlttl titrrd $l GO and owls.
‘tlli \ilittirtn t.. $909 t‘rtzc bird was w. re
The Judge threw to s ‘lllt‘ \‘r ty gs ol
zrrlvieo to l. 1‘. Mr. and Mug 'I‘trtlp
.\ltrr lite ‘lil‘VV l‘ W‘ “4‘ ii“ ‘
llrclwr‘. it t idert Wus lin‘b J “l‘éte rout
pittinl w... {.tr :txslllil on .‘tlt‘s‘. Hull. Mrs.
illii‘t‘ ‘tl‘\‘iiit‘ti strx‘ \\r'l.l lr‘ ii ni ‘t it‘\ viiwv :t
tat srutr‘h trf htt‘ itil‘ tutti. Mt. ii rtltirl!
1....kh‘qtvfhfl‘ shoved Ler out. :tttl \iluoki
ilt‘!‘ viol lllit‘. Anvil"? “33W 83‘ lltl ti ti l “
ll tvitts; itt‘ltlt‘ .‘ir7. lluiit’ liliitill‘: out or“
if olden rut lrr l‘ out. ll old: it lestitirxl lh‘tl
NIH. llotl'y more to tho .‘rli"0il uttd l‘tliit‘ri
trio} rrrrtn-s. Site wits i-t i‘rt re only ufu tti
om- trilttnte. Found not :u.‘ty. '
"‘ ‘ Q‘.

inst Sorwnlk.
ltl‘lilsnf illtllnt'lulito -rrev y ~c rte thl~
s‘tie of tho t‘tvt‘t‘. llt‘\“f‘iilt‘tl‘.\\ \vr- tlt' to
limp up with the ”till“. i \r“‘l\l on pc rtrtt's.
“till i ire|ivv~ our Lil‘lll‘t‘l.\ l. .v.‘ um it o ..yt -
titt't‘ilv rut :it‘tl.
ltttpr «Vernon's urc f- w. littl no it .yo . rte
~ tttrrtrri-tu: lt\’tll :tml tlt rt is “ ll‘tt“t‘ Hy"
l\ .‘l .ttrtr. llv is lmvin: iris tons” cornice!
tllt'i re ro ift‘li nit-l t'i‘ks of “Mill: it ptiu'e'
tip in good style Mr. M trvtrr is nlwttl
tighly veils of rt:~-.’lrttt lll‘i \\‘lfit~itlltiiuq
wt see him like his pl it"‘ run ~tr:tltt» c nt‘p ~- .
llt‘n‘ on t it‘!\1thfilii horts- und net stroll r!
:s liva ly as s ttrrc who rur- only it ~lt‘ lit .t ~. ;.
The limits“ ww‘ built by ltitnolf it) yt rrx

tr.
vW. L

 

‘. lit‘tl t\‘.

 

\\'~~ see few tilt-times in litrdur as ’lti~ swim:
lt'lt-‘Zl: tl'll‘ rteizltli its. “1' J ‘illl 5‘. L‘Hmu-
i-lit'tt lr-rs none irr [lilll’ll'l\ltit\ \vi'lr .‘i‘.
“for “i‘l\\'.t‘_\‘\!t r .l‘ :slr‘l‘.:t‘. Ewe .‘lrl llrvt-t‘.
.tt litxpiets to tlltin‘ there in S litt'ltlllr‘l‘.
~\‘sootrr old frivttl .\lt‘. l! K‘. li’rxilr‘l‘ lr:.s
pulled t?» st-rkt. :tnd hit. its .‘tttl gone up
§t\\n :3: it tnkvtr :rtt rt .tmg ntirixtl‘. Q rile o
elrsnge trwttr 3. tll’tl‘i’lillt‘bl to this; but in it
lozv s-ttio't with him we find blur furl of
twill. .tl be tlr‘ruks- be his s‘t‘zrr-k oil utter
somsuv ytucs \lr'e‘o rm to so blur sue
Wei. is“? hit: it. P» i‘ * h‘"\*:i it'ii ‘\\‘. 3.? ti

3.

\§-\«;r.i.\‘t-t~r\i.1tliltt’rds w‘urrr titav roe t

 

 
 

 

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. ._ .r
town and Sol bu cry to urte lititt a col.
.rrttlit‘tT-r-y wort sttyt‘ r M ditto. not
out 9.7: to: t: t. if ii. In“ ~.‘..\:;‘. row rt :oo.

wrong.
“fism'i‘n‘ M“ \iii “if «Us: \W‘t‘i 01:! Lisa .‘li
at promo. 3w ital tortures sic .‘ls‘l't‘. ‘

l3

till
I Ar" 9%."! is sns that 3 his is live lust literati;
in the test l i luv '- ttu ut. \.. new is the t .tue
to no tor than. t \‘.~ room thine who \\ in
lot to \

Gardens lodr ti unis-bi»; poi toes ore
cuntva‘up h“: and“ .s Mi its time iii
tool font not imply. lugs n netting ext.
i til.

—v— .Q. - “mu-—
Rowaylntt.

lint. dolor lint in is nxvut: a x'enslco lut-
pmvctucnts rustic mt his yacht.

The ltvrrbor is livr iv v i‘h oyster er 13"3
buying: atti sclltu.‘r oysters us ts \ls‘ll'd- this
little oi the your.

Dexter Colrs‘tlro will known lutil tor of
tats: sailing workrog butts utrd yacht.
buttoned n sloop of titanium thus «no
workmanship on the eroding of the l‘llrr.

Postmaster Oliver Cook lots tr number or
men empayed buildtttg stone wall. moving
h.s burn and building ferrets on his carom
rive property. .

The R v. Mr R use of the llrptist church
who ltus been svrrotrsly til tor several out its.
is gwwiug bi tier and no hope wtll Scull
bumble to resume hrs labors. ‘

Mr. John Lowuds hrts lutely tttrrdg tut-
prov.-meuls in mid :trountt hrs l‘esldrllcrs
which makes it look CllUr rful.

’l‘hc Chit-f. Capt. Witt. G nifty. is making
her l‘vgtlial‘ trips to New York with n libero
.monu. of freight tench wiry. stopprng at
King's End. ‘ ‘

Mr. A. J. Belt is about making crtnsiderrt
blc more improvements to his already much
improved homestead.

The M. E. Church is without it shepherd.
and tho fl JCR is scattered.

Business is brisk. Colonel Colycr em~
ploys all the men that coll on him. He has
tweulv-liw Carpenters nod masons. three
yoke of okeu rind numerous laborers enr-
pluycd.

Many people here would like to know the
itcmavof interest troutlhis place. If they
vull ull'lteep their eyes and ears open can
let. us know what. they see and hear of in-
terest.- wo will engage to communicate it to
the SEKtISEL. Don’t rend this and tut-
lnrrgrnc It don‘t mean yours ll. Children
would be benefited tor nil time by .thu
practice of writing any incident they may
know u! in as few Word: its possible so no to
fully um their incidents.

L When i fond mother cut sinful» a school-
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South Norwalk. Conn.
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BARBAINS

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\ltIX‘S stunts. \\ ht. lt \it' t in N ti :\t ‘43 tel «cut.
inl l\\ in rr.::f li‘lllH‘ib r 0:1.

Boys Shoes 750.

\VORTII .3 I .50.

Mens’ Button Gaiters

s 2 u o o ’
\"lnl'l‘ll $3.00.

Ladies Fine Front-h Kid litr'fi
trtlt limits.
Ludics‘. Misses“ rtrrrl Children s
Bootsrrud Shoes of zrll grades.
and prices to suit the tunes
Gents tine Button Boots and
Strap Tics. '

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BflflTiSHflESTflRE

Opposite lirtiitottrl Depot. South
Xot‘wrtlk. Store t‘orrnoriy oecn~
pied by Buckingham s to
(‘utttc :tttti soc. flood goods
or low prices for cash.

1 lb. ottloftee

AND

11b. of starch

FOR

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25 Cts

17 Cts. per Doz.

Frank V. Belts

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Bt‘t‘flllbt.‘ we make the largest. and choicest. stock of Men's find 30

Clothing orl‘ored in New York. lh‘ause our tribes are tiny: fit.
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least and our methods of btrsutcss insure terf‘oct fntmioalrn . Tuba

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clothing llilt‘iilu‘t‘lttiy. call upon or write to us. bangles, 1)an

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, Now open in our “brunt—Street. Store Ono. Thortsxnd Stvles Spring
\Voolens for L‘rrstotu-tnudc Suits, at. $25 and upward; Portulaca: at. .8
and upward. The finest show of Piece Goods for men’s wear ever mode
irt New York. \‘t'ill open on or about May lst.a great. stock ofReady;
rrrzrdo Pttntztloons of line quality and extremely low prices.

BEVLIN x. 35.,
LEADING GLDTHIEBS. ‘

Broadway, corner Grand Street; Broadway, corner Warren Street
, ' NEW YORK.

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Good Oolong Tea.
. ' . ‘ SELLS
. 85c. .

COFFEE

200..

Wooden Pails

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; r.:;rn from blurb!“ Wood. “'uli or Ermine-n. it has

11.. “.311. an! pnrt‘tnilrly adapt-ed for wearing

’ lit-vino Tubs. harry Shaves. Floors and Oil-

Carpets .

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Best Extra Super
Ingram of Lowell
Ilrtrt l‘ot‘d. lleegl and
other shuttles“! ma-
kl‘l‘s.

8 I .00 PorYrd

' «r: fifi.

Fm reach in; bait-ts of Tor. (til. WNCVINKN
that list: t fins thorn. cover 2% use! will Sag. lib
is wt simmered with user. but if mm“ l't
.loes aunts truth if Ntdx W and Snob-tore
thud-ox and not than that. “on. Wot or -
Monti? torv is consort: without

New Patterns Tra-
pesll‘y Brllssells.

3 I .00 per Yrd.

New Asofilllt‘nls of

WALL PAPER

AND

BORDERS.

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Curtains, Hollands,
and Shade Cloths.

Patten [innit lull

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all Clotl‘t‘s‘} Mtalting. ”M “
“SS an i a s.
. A Delightgu Per-
Spring Styles of run
STANDARD PRINTS ‘

MAXCFACTL’RED Al‘

I. M. HOYT’S

For 7 Cents.

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A. IBKERMAN

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