it ‘t
acupuncture so. tart.
I. PAY!
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N0 rill-En :
3'lthaccnecionanesa otour utter inability
in expression to our feelings. we take
hethod of acknowledging our many
. - . to the numerous friends who
W \helL nympsthy in our recent
bereavement. and trundle. so much in the
W of expressing their affectionand regard
, Initial-den. The kind odieca of these
4:“ and their manifest anxiety it do
whet they could in token of their commis-
. Outli- produccfcelings that wcrcnnuot des-
.. the. To say that we are thenkful conveys
butavague idea of what we feel. and no
”word will more fully express it. Our
_ u all her illness. before as well it: after the
Qantlcn. she was comforted with expres-
dcua of loving sympathy. and in all her
, 7 flaring she never forgot these ltludnesses.
‘ Xind'frlenda. may God‘s blessing be with
f you all. and may none of you suffer as she
did.uorbeeallcd upon to part with loved
cute under similar circumstances.
In this connection it may not be lmproucr
blue to explain the nature of the disease
which causal Hrs Golden‘s death. For
nearly four years she had been afflicted with
dbl-ace til the kidneys. which was mostly
developed in the left one. At times her
Haulage were iufcnlc.snd could be prtr-
- 7 tially relieved only by large times of power
\~—- ful‘onod’ynee and the’admini‘trstion of sues
tbctlh. Theac,.pa‘inful nttseka. Willa
ease progrened. became more frequent sud
severe until there was but little cessation
of them. Medicines were. [refiners to
check the diam}. and upon tum-u medical
advice she decided ti submit to n severe
clinical operation in hopes of obtaining re
-lieffrotn her sufferings. No promise was
made of a permanent curv. but in the hope
of passing the remainder of her life in corn
fort she was willing totake the risks. 0n
the 33d of Msy the operation was performed
_ by Dr. Jar. annulus of this town. as
slated by Dr. F. \V. Rockwell of llrmklyn.
and Dre. Burke. Lyrics. Lockwood and illn-
gins of this turn. She rsllivd from the
"titration cursed by the operationotnd two
, ‘ weeks after she wihtcseed from the window
of her sick monkwith a good deal of pleaa‘
luv. the tirelnnu‘s parade. sud was. us we all
eupncdao fsr recovered as to be out of,
, rdanger. Then malarial fever set in. which
soon developed into typhoid. and despite Ill
efforts to overcome these complications
_7 death ensued inst four weeks from the
day she consigned her aunt to God and
her body to the physicians. From the time
of the operation until her death there was no
5 recurrence of the psin that had. before it
\iw iwrfcrnitxifcnnsed her so much sullen
,~ in.
“'0 instinct slntnk loo highly of the atten-
tion and services of Dis. linbtnr rind liutke.
These gentlemen pave the case the uttuost
care. and to use the lanunsge of Dr. limeli—
' well. “if human skill could have saved her.
' they would have done it.“ and in till human
probability. had no diseases foreign to the
operation set in. it would have acmmpliahed
all that was hoped from it.
'l‘ E in l' E airs?) E“
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This column is edited in the intertst of
the Temperance Cause by a member of the
Ladies Christian Union of this city.
‘7 .N
was? “as wrtrsntrv box: not: us?
. Whiskey. as it is commonly sold. is one of
the most dcccitfnlly mnnnfrtctntcd com
pounce that hasevcr been oil'srdud to the
public. Laying nsidn tho question of the
physiological effects on mind rind hotly of
pure whiskey. we are met by tile limi'lllillg
fact that nearly all liquotrold ii'. the present
\Admc is not only spurious. but exceedingly
poisonous. \i‘e'havc heard of runny t-xpuri
meats by chemists. and inst week. we he trd
the opinion ofouc of the lending phystcitns
, of New York. and they tell us tbnt fusil oil
'é'xic’ts ln all liquors made from groin. no
matter how pure it may be. tlfld it can only
be extracted by letting the liquors stand in
barrels for a number of yours. Now this
fill“ Ullrls out: Of lllf.‘ most deadly p Iisuus.
and althouzir it is found pnly in Sillllll tpt ill
titlcc. yet it bus is very bud eff-ct when
liquor cuninin‘irl'g it is “Ctli' used. hence We
find tint thcrdrjis much more of the. t'\'ll
edects t) be seen in Alp-rim than in Ed:
laud. Manse it is not itlld‘VJ‘hl to stun} ion);
_~ gout-ugh. to become pure. but is drink With--
it ta fresh. Indeed. we hove heard of u Drill
in this town who mnde n lmrrel of \"lllalif‘y
and said it tiresome tiny. but it did not low-
{nail oi. in it ht-esusc it was not made from
grain. it was simply rnin water and Some
chemicals. Among the other poisons whien
have been found.nrc the ssits of copper. tin.
lead. and other metals. Now tnetslliu pols
acting is ongof the most insidious means “y
which health is undermined. as the minut -
ne- of the dose renders the victim one or
' icinua of the mischief that is going on until
it is too late; therefore. it is hard for ti physi-
cian to ttcat a man or womsn who has been
in tbc'hlbit of drinking. browse these poi
none are in their system. and often it physi-
)9 cisn .ls puzz‘ed to find out the trouble. some
.pnnple think that liquor is strengthening.
but this lit false ides. there ts no clft'ilglll
tobeobtsinei from it. it is trite th i you
can do. under its influence, whirl you cannot
do without it. but what benetil is thstt We
’know that if we overtut our i'rength we
color afterward. and it is not the first nun
or woman who has come to an early detth
by so dt inc; did the lush of the whip
strengthen the horse when he drew that ion t
out of the mud hole! i’ncrsely ns l'lt‘ l ob
of the whip adds t t the power of the hurs~.
energy thus excited. must be mode up for
afterwards. turd s corresptmdinc reaction is,
inevitable. This is the opinion of the ablest
are of thetlty; and experience in life every“
‘ where bears ample testimony to its truth.
Alas. how th: mighty have fallvp‘. how lll‘
‘* fairest and best hive yielded to thopmver of
this demon drink! Many a one whose pen
might have moved the world. had it been
A held by a steady. hand and moved by at Cool
""“bratn. has ftilenhtho side of its owner and
the arm pairini by This tetrihfc narcotics
flaulant an if it had written aught. it but
been conceived in a brain heated with slco~
belie tees. and trim forth an uncertain
{count}. Then look at its lid-eta on thnballitt
box. Its nebula; inn tencc is widely apron-i
igxe. Thin aacred heriiareol our fathers.
on; of the noblest trua'a ever given into the
«to of "cram. ie cattltt'h‘d to the very.
figure. and ofun seems a curse instant of it
We. put the pieces oi trust are often
, I“ am tn‘cmwholiy nndceervinz and un-
Itfcrtbc place; how trueit is that upon tht-
ncd tide of rum outrage the burst men
p by power. tht can recompense a
fission for the tom.- of such a e new
_|-.. the late ‘ty, of its peop‘e. aappin:
5 fig um lwatkt of its p-werst ls
“ 7 .- thiu alert-in. when the bath t-bus
gunk forth the edicts of the dram shunned
‘ W. when inane ruin bought voices
F’Itddar lri‘litaturer. and nuke laws for
worthy china-ea to obey! Teen weary to
you church when. arise! you met: and
tic-Ft.“ are ateace.ariati put on tie
and. arr-var God. not It": solarium
rile-tent: In: low this plastic "foe. tint
Egan's.“ its pciaoc-III tlcta frat-the
- . 7 , . L-Hhe matters wee profes-
in cal-l of. and h M the noted“
' ‘Qflflfib out;
often tempted toatep intothaaa anteehant-
hereof belt. which mar-like plague spots the
streets of our town. the meeting-place of
aatsn‘s minions. and the fool “pools
which. by spontaneous generation. breeds
and matures all that is loathsome and dia-
gucting in profnntty and babbling and
all that is hellish. and these poor
wretched. self-deceived specimens of hu~
manity. who. stand behind the bar. and
dealout the poison that will madden the
brain of that young man and cause him to
shed the blood of his fellow-being. it may
be of the wife of his bosom. or of that fair
young girl .wborn he has betrayed with the
promise of love. Yea. for the pitiful sum
of a dime. he will supply thatthat will load
den his brain. and blind his judgment. and
cause him to commit the foulcat of crimes.
and then tell you he psys for his license and
has a right to sell it.
cosrtscrtn ssxr wens.
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On but Sabbath afternOon the Reformed
Club of Temperance men of Norwslk. held
their regulnr services on the Amphitheatre
grounds. Tito duy was beautiful. turd there
Wes an audience of about one thousand who
listened to‘ it good address by a Mr. 'L‘twsult.
from Wllimsntio of this state.
s'l‘he Rev. Mr. Willinms of the End ill. E.
Church followed him in an address of shout
twenty minutes. of it most earnest illlll prnc~
tlcul character. we wish it was lu'our power
to give it verbntulm report of the whole of
the gentlemeu‘s remarks. but as that is
impossible. we will give a few of his lending
thoughts. lie begun by saying; “It is im‘
portzutt that everything that esn be debt.
should be to srve the children and youth of
our land before they shall acquire a taste
for this necnnied stitti‘. the thirst for which
burns and destroys more surely thnn that of
tiny tire of Moloeh. Suppose. livasid. s hots
oseope could be token of. your child while
prutling in your arms. of nil first should
hsppen to it until at the age of sixteen to
twenty. sud that then should it be either
stn or daughter. be t r site should full down
dead on the tith Avenue? You would my it
is n i‘i‘.‘ sud yctwhst sre the fuels duily ex‘
umplyfyinc but just suchdhings us these.
Do you suppose that this gentlemen ttitru~
in: t t hlthswson) thmuht when he wus u
prsttlinu lube in her arms the he would rive
psss through wit it be lit“ done r till! chris-
tian lneniand women of Norwslk. you till
ought to aiun the pledge for the, sake of ex
ample sud ll ilnence. A hundred thousand
«re .dying every your. titling tlflllllt‘tftls
ursvts and leaving behind them blasted
names and memories. Uur town hits only
shout 15.0“! iuhsbitants: ltowtnsuy towns
of our own sis-A sre lilvrsly wiped out every
year by this amused trstllx‘. and yet the
work goes right on. Over two thousand
millions of dolluts tllt‘ spent every yvsr. he-
ennse of fire use of ulcohollo stimnl this. in
taxes; for we have to psy the tunes tltni grow
out of the crime sud psupvtism titst it pro
\llltit‘h‘ You tell us there it!“ belt tr methods
thun whst we employ. doubtlesx; we do not
profess lobe tel-dons or Solomons. nor the
\visestpcople thsl ever lived. and yet. you
are but livlplm: the enemy in uppostui: our
met buds and measures unless you bring for
ward some brilt‘f‘ plstt. You call us ftutntics.
us for me i welcome the nsme. nnd esteem
it nu honor to ho culled so in s cruise that
has for its sole object uud trim the prest nt
elevation and ulttunttesnlvsticn of fellow
men. -
Tito manner of the Rev. trentlemruts nd~
dress wits very t‘tlf‘lltsl. ylt tempered with
such sweetness. ihst evidently (‘lf‘flt‘ll con~
viction to the hearts of his hearers. of the
truth and value of his statements.
CITY MEETING.
'l‘ursu tut to the warrant of his liunur
Dudley l‘. Ely. Muyor. rt city meeting was
held on the 37th inst. rill“ Mayor in the
Cllillf'.
The call of the mectit‘tg was rend. the first
business in order being to lny tt tax. A state-
ment from the committee] on finance was
called for and the following was submitted :
Ext-Extent i-‘Olt 'rur: ms'r srx storr'rus nn‘urxo
.tt'xtr 1877.
Police Departmru‘
lumps and Gas .
L. Dibble hslnncu lust yours contract
#733 ll
76 10
in sun 70
ESTIMATE 0i“ EXPENSES PU“ THE CL‘thltIXT
vmrt.
Street I) -n‘t will receive from town $1.500
been estimated expenses. 1.300
Police dc )trtmont. $1.500
I. nmp snt gas department. 1.750
Flrv'tlt‘ptif‘llltt‘l‘l. $5
Public tinting. ' 175
For her rants and water. tanks. 2.009
interest. 7 r 398
Sundry extremes. salaries. stationery.
“sesambonrd of relief. rent of coun~
eil room. city attorney. etc.. etc.
lsrmlt‘rfiuxm ctr Tull t‘l'r‘t’.
Otishtudlng notes ‘ *7 am (1)
Cash on bond. Q 139 55
For Allccted taxes about 8.000 00
R ‘lll indebtedness.
ixttnnrmvnss .sl‘rtti. lst. i8?
Outstsnditnr notes. $9.035 8t
0 tail on llttntl. t 909 GO
l‘ncollected taxes. HS? 10 .
; —— 1.089 59
Real indebtedneu. T 363 68
Debt reduced. "8.003 20
(Try rnusst‘nnu‘s srsvnstttx'r.
nut‘tttrts
ha 1. 1877. balsuce in lressury. d 936 88
E. Wilcox Col. List lSN. 85
~~ .. ~~ tern- 1.330 es
“ Main 8‘. assessment. 100 00
’D. P. E‘y. mavor. L‘evnsts. - 45 90
.‘i’. Tsyo-r.sttornt~y. fine. 1
Ton n X ti‘Wltlli on «cot-nut ltiuhwrty. 1'50 m
It l. Ttllec. Col" nurse ncnta on
Wrishiuuton and Water streets 380 00
d“. S ll all"). real. l800
City loans. *- . .80le
, hi new 23
nunutsrmusra.
Paid on City Clcrs‘s orders. $4.090 40
Paid on City Attorney‘s orders. 1
City loans. 0.400 00
interest on city loans. 180 (ll
W rubluut tn S . thlllt‘fl‘e. 480 (It
June 87b. rm brittle- in treasury is. 55
Cl l.806 85
, plum" indeliittdut‘l of this city. January
in. 1877. ‘8 000 W.
lenncn in treasury Jan. lat. 18?}. was.
Rodin. indebtedness June 37. 187?. .7.‘
500 00.
Baltnoehn tmrsnry June 97th. 1787?. stem.
55.
adore: All": front estate ti F. Peck
78.
The full-twin. resolutions were passed.
: That a tax of 5 tnilla be laid on
M but of 1276 to meet theenrreat expensive
or a. city and)» ply a part or the whet.
of tea l all" . ' ' = ,
filial: :t the tea cflveuitle laid on
, h‘- - :u‘hj
for keeping streets in repair 333 33
(‘in surveyor Nov. ill to June l 73 25
Strut-t l).-purtnrent 478 0‘3.
Fire 114 0!
Public Ptintittg ~ 87 00
(t mon‘hs use of Fire llydrsnls 1.000 00
Assessor 70 00
S tlsry City 'l‘rol\~llft‘l’ 50 no
.. “ (‘icrk 1‘24 99
f‘nmplptinc ntttl copying l‘lllllll‘l‘ 2s (m
I} turd of ll-~lit'f (i 00
ll 'nt of Council Room ion 00
(‘lty mi nney (ficfl‘it‘t‘r) 150 (to
Appr liritttiun fire tlt‘ll‘trllllulll IUO 00
Keeping rniil‘nnd clock in repair tilltl
winding some one your ‘25 00
Stationery 7 16 60
Sundry expenses 29 .56
Interest on city holes 199 01
. $4.895 or
City attorney‘s orders paid 1 20
m “answer on cont
lbisaloncra be «quested and hereby author.
land to procure a chart illustrating apianrby
which in the Ju ent of a maturity of the
members of said rd the sewerage of this
city can be but efi‘eeled and that the city
council be and is hereby authorised to mske
the necessarv appropriation to meet. the ct:-
pcnae of said chart.
harshest: that is the sense of this meeting
that the Board of ‘Wsler Commissioners
prepsre the plsn of sewerage and present it
to the ”Wild at Councilmen.“ .
MO-m— ~
I‘ I} I! IO N A I. 8 .
Mr. J. A. Duty of New York. brother of
Maj. Char. I. Duty of this city. is visiting
friends in this town.
Miss Emma Lyon of Stamford. is visiting
» bliss Sarah Jennings. Rsst Norwalk.
Mrs. James S. Swan and child. of liroolc
lvn. are spending the Summer at Mrs.
Bank‘s. on Chapel street.
an. it. 1.. Pelhnnt .t... litany are visit.
in: friends in Litchtleld.
bliss Atwater of New llsven. is visiting
at the rcaindnce of Mr. John A. Slater. lien
ry St.
Messrs Henry sud Addison U‘Nt ill of
Orange. N. J. are visittngl. Ill. f’foyt of
this city.
Mr. Geo l‘nircitlld of Msrylnndk has
been visiting hits. Edward Smith Dist Nor‘
wnllr.
Miss Emms llenprtt of East Norwttlk. has
returned from her visit to Bridgeport.
llenry W. liicc. Eu. Chicago. spent for
the Fsirtleld Fire ins. 00.. was in town on
Thursday.
Engineer Wells. oi the lint Forming Co.
hits gone to Ssrstoga where he will renniin
for a short time. nud then visit other pupnhtr
wstering pieces
Seeretsry Turner is lioIttv froth his week‘s
trip in Pennsylvania. -
lllrs (ico. E. tiludwin. liliss Emma (lind-
win nit-l bliss biotic S. Knox. are visiting
MN. Booth. on Wushington street.
lilrs. A. ll. Mot‘hesney. who li‘lS been Vii»
ltinu friends in Newtowu. hss rrtntned
home.
.\rra. thcpn Met‘lrensey of Or-tnge N. J.
is visiting Mrs A. ll. lllcChvnsey. of this
city. '
M“
Itownytott.
l‘t‘ct‘tlttiitt Pvnoyvr.who hss been rudienl
big here for the pawl two weeks esughl a live
pound black tlsh last week.
Mr. Pitch of the lumber tirtn of Ktt‘tpp .v
Fitch hits been changed to elect the cvnlvn
nisl fl to slntl‘ou Contentment island
The trial on the writ of sdivcltnvht st‘tvvd
on Mr. John l. uvuds over it year s‘t v
vvruing the shore propetty fronting his trsi
deuce. unmet vtl‘ this week. The exibnw
and nronttteut is now in the hands tllllt‘
induc‘wlio will shortly give u devoint.
‘l‘ltvro is to be .t cousultsliou of three Gov
tors this truth on the Rev Mr. it use of the
li~ptist church to advise touolltvt th ll» be
msv be t‘eleivvtl of hit distressing sick
nuns. ..
The centennial building seems to hurt:
fire. We were in hopes of ll‘l\‘lil:.: un i‘vut
this work first it w is oil finished nud :ilsu
”Hi there \vtts a utntnl jubilee on the noon-
slut with fire works nud pivntv of things
good to out; but'ou i: unity it is for fro n
being: finished. The grunt pi.» mt roof is not
tinned. the intlnstrnde nutl ttrttutnetlts urn
wunling. there is hot n rmtu in the h \us‘
that is pttpered us yet. the lldsrlll ~t:t rl tirs
tile wuutiug. the upper flights are not near
finished. there is no printing on the inside.
no plumbing work. and things too numerous
to mention are unfinished. The building is
lot and the teuuut stands rcutly to occupy.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
\V.\Sili.\‘tl‘l‘0N. i) (1.. June 25m lull.
.lfcssrs Editors of flu- SENTINEL 2~
Under the intense llt‘itl now pouring down
upon us our city is assuming that quiet up
pt‘urnncc or) ground in Soul-[tern lutzlttdt‘s itt
tnidsutntucr. But it does or t/t‘iW sun
atroko nnd protrnction with it as it does in
more Northern cities. It seems rather sin
~t'lllnt that it high tllcrlttotrie.t-t‘ itt New
York causes utt ulnruitng inert-list.- of the
mortality list. nnd yct under the name ivnr~
peruttrru here or further South (loos not pro
duce nenrly the sumo disastrous effects. Sun»
nii‘tlkh‘ seems it conSt qtti-nco of city life. itllll
thnt ion for greater degree itr New York
thun in New Urlenns. It is p rs~ihle that
the true Southern habit of doing little work
or inking scrrrcely any t‘xrrcrse during the
hunted hours of the tiny nruy huvo lllllt‘li to
do in preventing prostitution front Slit).\ll‘t)lse.
Sunstroke is rnrt-ly seen in llsvrtnn. in ii
“iii experience itt living in Southern Ain-
hntnu shows its thut we have little to fear
there fro u prus‘rniinh us here. lint we ct:
dent‘oted to conform to Southern customs.
and avoided noondny exercise us much n4
pl‘kiCllCttblt‘. Tho hegirn of our t‘l‘ilcus to
watering places has begun. and among
others prepnring toj do in it is the Print
dent snd his fnmily. St-c. Schulz recently
made it happy hit in one of his sftcrdianer
speeches before some gatherings in snyine
that Reform in government otttsisled mer‘
ely in the intense desire of s-me out of of~
flee to get in. and when once in he invsris-
bly did ssthe person ousted. This wili~
eisin applied somewhat to '.~\lr. llnyts.
Among his promised amendments upon the
Course pursued by Gun‘l. Grunt was one that
he would remsin here during the summer
months. in order that“ government might
noibe upon wh;eis more than llt‘t‘tlt‘ssllt’
compelled. The Sullitrs 110 no was tilteo
up tor him with it great flourish of trumpets.
Bel uniting the surrouncementa of his future
movements is one thst he will so) turn at
some of the Virginia resorts during it por~
lion of the optic-itching warm se stun. "
'l‘ltu lsntaxs
The administration is sup ly vexed st the
tvcvnt ludisu outl‘rcsk. and will take us via-
orous tncssuresm repress it no the limited
incurs will sllow. Doubticss a little of
Gen‘s. Sherman‘s eaterminaling policy would
do a vast amount of good with these‘ we
presaible savages. -lt would seem by thr
Report of the committee of luvostinntirm.
lhst the Bureau of Enarnvina sud Printing
has been conducted in a verv loose mau‘iv r
in the past management. For iustsncc “on
man with a truck ta now able to do .hat
which it"rt quiretl re women in the past.
' S
\
We clip the following from the New
liaveu AWN of the 87 lost: “The
judges ol the Supreme aid Superior Courts
met at usrtford yesterday and appolrted
the lion. Orville A. Punt Stun Alloflit‘y.
to all llttt vscsnev left by the death of the
tent is ell Judge Flow. The uppolnflcltl
is one that will command the approval oh
the public and of the bar. As regmle per-
aortsl purity ol character. birth atauding in
his profession sud prettier aptitude for the
discharge of the ditilcult and often delicate
duties of his position. Mr. Plutt is in every
wiry worthy to succeed Judge Fost- r. We
are not mistaken in expressing our confl-
dcnee that Cuttutcticut Judges would not
stoop to pul‘tllsnship. The partisan appeal
made to them by the Registrar was as lit-ul-
tra; as it wautnpid. and. of course. could
of the late Thmaa B. Seymrhaahad his
laberforldepaina. Neath-rile will tie
wailscttcahnw his taathcatil Ariana
\‘al‘l‘ '
have so tltct. The eclt~etinttltuted avenger .
on. s. will -.
0t Norwich. cm. the ice“ Iclcvrled
OIaAIIVO‘AD' wmaoaau. .
AND XhGNR‘I‘m I‘M.“ 0F “mt-Six
mus PMO‘NOI.
Also anlncaa and “Feet Medium. will visit
Norwnlk. Conn. regular three days in
every month at the Norwai Hotel. where
he can be conaulted chneatiny eveninlt.
June fifth, Thursday ant Fridav. June 98 h
and 89th and Ssturdsy. une 30th until 4
o‘clock p. tn. 'l‘nehloetor tuttkva thoroutrh
clairvoyant examinutions of the sick. lie
hss an unseen power to describe every pain
and Secret Distwse at sight. without asking a
question. and prepares pure \‘e table Moth
ielnee to reach the aeat of till t isema. He
makes speedy and rspld cures in nearly
every once lte undertakes. The success of
the Dr. aahtnishes the most distlnnuishcd
physicians. lie cures when sil other treats
rnents full. ttnd the puttenl is restored to
perfect health. ills lone experience coup
blood with his wonderful powers of Insane
tiam. has enabled him to become one of the
most successful and popular physicians of
the country for the permanent cure of every
kind and forth of all diseases of whatever
name or nuturc. The Dr. is very successful
in the treatment of the Lungs. Liver. Kid‘
neys and l’rinsry Organs. ,Dropsy. Rheutnn~
tistn. snd Dvspr isis. Soroiuls. and all “it
tnors of the liloot . Seminal Wesknvss. and
Private Disensvs. and all complaints peculiar
to females. and general dohi ity are pertna
hently cured in n vrrv short time. ills
inedieiu‘rs clennse thesystetu and leave the
patient in u henllhy condition. The Dr.
hns galnt'd it luriru pructlce in New lluveh
nod Bridal-port. and bus performed iti‘iii)‘
relunt‘ksble cures of diseust-s bf lulu: stunt:
iuu. .\ltdieiut~s tritsonnhle -alwsys fttvort:~
ble to the poor. The tloclor also hss the
Power round your Pot. Present and For
llllc llvrtiuy. llllil is widely known to he one
of.lhe most wonderful Seers of the present
rule. for his truthfulness in tending the prin-
cipnl rind most itnportnut events in one‘s
lite. lie elves full pnrlicnlurs of about
fritwtds. nnd slso gives udrlce in hittlrinuc.
Losses. llswsuits nud Divotvcs. and tbur‘
oughly explains business nthira of every
description. urestiy to their llt‘lltlll nud O‘l‘
islnclion. tilulrvoynttt Sittings N.
C.nutnnnieutions by letter upon business
or hesitlt. must eoutsin $3. sue. sex. it lock
of blur and ststnp. Address llsx 1,253.
Norwich. Conn.
For futthcr pruticuisrs send u stump turd
get u cirvnlnr.
- <.- r«
“saw it is Done.
The first object in life with the American
people is to “ get rich "; t‘te steond is how
to rev. tin cool henith. 'l‘hv titst csn ho oh
tdued by cnvtey. honwty sud ssviuu. the
mood mood health) by its-ins tlunns‘s Ar
\tt‘S’i‘ h‘l.ow rzu. Should you be a despondent
sntl‘eter from any of the till our of Dyspepsis.
Liver t‘otuplninl. indigestion. tho. such as
Sick llosdrtvht. l‘slpitstiou of the "out.
Son. Stomach. ll lltllll‘tl t‘txstivvntxu. ll'ui~
ness of tho lleud. .‘Ietvous l‘nutrutionJuw
spit its. w 5.. you need not sntl‘vr another tiny.
'l‘no mossol the .\t'(.i‘rt‘l‘ l“l.tt\\lill will re‘
lievo you st once. Sstnplo liot let in t‘a‘l is.
Rt‘glllll‘ sleuth (with. l‘usvtrveiy sold by
tilt first vltss llruusisl in the l‘ S
I can «
Murder “‘lil 0m.
.\ lvw years “it“ “ Aliens: l“.t\\\t~l “ w .s
discovered to lien t“ it on cu‘c tor llupep‘itt
end the ldvvr t‘otupl-unl. it few thne. llysp p
tics utndv known to thrtr lilt‘ll l. loov t‘itn‘ilv
:tlitl quickly they ltrive been cutol by its use.
l‘llc urvnt tueritsof Hunt‘s .\t or st‘ l~‘l.o\\rcu
b1 \‘lttlit‘ lll‘l'dltll‘tl through the country by one
sttli‘ewr to nttolhrt. until. without ndvt-rtis
in: the snlo ll‘l! bumme immense. litug
cists in li\‘lt2li\‘ ‘l‘thN ill the l‘uttul
Sl‘t es sre nr‘lllllt: l‘ .\‘o pvtwn s ll“fltlg
with Sour Stout teh. Sicl. litmi tt‘lil‘.L‘lthil\‘t‘«
lltss. pslpitntton o‘- the letrl. lottigottort.
low spirits. time.“ take thtre duos with
out l‘t‘llt‘l. ti l loll. t‘. Stillsous‘ ant gt‘i t.
lltl‘llt‘ fol ‘35 vents and try it Sitttpio but
tlvs it) cents. '
‘—
Ce.
Iiotltl Advice.
Now is the tittwof )“"\r it r l‘ut‘utnot i-t.
intuit l“v\' l‘. \k.‘ l‘:\‘t‘i\‘ lu‘uily shoult linvr
.ttottl; ni‘ litlsilixlt‘fi tit-nuns Sun‘l‘. ll.~
tntullow lot one ill tlllt‘lll ”or! couch in
lel‘ hold of your chill. your ituuiiv ttl'
\‘t‘lll‘it‘ll. t‘ut sitttption. .\~llllllu. l't:cttttto
ttttt.(‘lonp. "commuters. and othtr i'utnl
.lisousvs tilttv set in. Although it is trut-
tlttuusts Strum is t‘illlllu‘ thousmds or
these orcsdvd tllSt“tS“§. yet ll is much i-cttt-t
ltlll‘H'l‘ ii at lliil‘tl when llli‘t‘t‘ dusts will
cure you. tin-t bottle will lust your whoh
l-‘llllll)'i\\\‘llll\‘f‘ untl keep you safe from
tlrtttgur. If you rue u t‘till‘lllilillll‘t‘. ti.) rut
test until you ltht‘ tried this remedy. Strut
lllt' li illlrs iii cents. ll- quittr s z- 75 cents
S-tld by your ilrttugvst. it t‘. Slitisou.
~~—-~~- 909i “——
“ It \a'orlnllkc I chlrln. “
RnusMumlm
This is n purely VCL'l‘l-‘lllll‘. gettctnl fdlltllt‘ X>I\lt‘lly.
“up it ill the llounuto tit-c lrt rut-v of t‘lllt‘l'flt‘llt‘)‘.
Tl!" I'I‘ IN'I‘ SALLY‘
it cures t‘olle. t‘ltolcrn Motbns. 'urrittrn. t‘t.iiups
sud Pains in the Stomst-h. liltlln'a‘sllttli. Sutt‘ Throat.
Coughs. L‘tlltlb. &t'.
USE IT EXTERNl‘I‘LT.
it cures Nt-urnhziu. (intsrrh. lliu-umntlstu. Sprsitts.
t‘utn. unlit-cs. Old Sort“. lls‘nulnt‘lt .‘ ’l‘untlmt'ln‘. rind
in fact nlntunt nil the aches turd pains itutnuu llcrll is
llt‘lt‘ to.
Sold by nil doubt-Iii; )lodit lllt“.
“'3. liENN‘h‘. & n‘ iNh‘. Proprietors. l'ittrllrlti..\l:.ss
t“. t‘. Sillistjtr. Wholesale- and ltrtttil Agent. South
Norwotk. t'onrr.
~ ‘ .
TO LET.
’ ‘1”: HOUSE on Mill“ Street. next riot-r in {Int
“GreenCottage.“ A very tlusrrnblu tenement.
Apply it; this utilize or to
3-1er tilitl. new MON 1‘. t‘ht-srmrt Strut t
BOAR”.
nun wife. t‘or. \'nn Znnt Arc. and Front St . Rust
Norwslk. Conn.
tiltilf
hot-walk savings Society.
Notta'stn. June run. 182:.
N‘l‘hlitlis‘l‘ at the rste of run to) per cent. per an~
_ hunt. for the past six months. wi i be credited to
deposition July till. 1871. sud turn to them on and
afterJ .iy lttth. l‘vr union
346 Si. stilt). E. MILLER. Tress.
.S0iilll littttall SiVlIlIIS
BANK 3
Illesdingrou St. So. Not-unit. t‘t. Woodie mugs“:
Upon Daily from tlto its. in. and from i to a p~
m. nnt'i en Suturdsy endures from u to s.
cr‘lnletest uliuwnl on Deposits. .
DUDLEY P. SLY. l‘reu. A. SUkaNi‘lvoPrelt.
JuilN n. lih‘atl‘l‘. See and Treats. .‘lmly
‘.
Repairing Boots mad Shoes
' Praco. Reduced.
Ssieins: .t fleeting Men‘s usiulsewed Bil-tits sud
Squ. ‘
Ssleiru: sud "with: Men‘s l‘vg Boots and Shoes 1 w
Solelug and Dueling lloys Pox thousand Shoes to
slo‘iziizir and iterating \‘ottths‘ Pea Buotstutd
‘ m st natty sv‘s.
t‘or. Main bud Marshall Stan. So. Norwalk. t‘t.
Solving and Decline Ladies Boots and Shoes $‘l ‘lh
‘\ ‘ \\ M“““ \\ A\ Q“
\\ an (\ui‘da‘ \ a \\ I)
All Patching neatly done , . it)
dill if Al ll.\lt\ KY‘S
Our. Main illitl Mnrshall Sim. so. Nurs‘slkwt. 3
Blikiilll' 3010 if liliilifl
ZPilllllll‘ll ill lllllflli.
Pursuant to an order duly made. the nudersierwd
will sell at Public Auction on the premises hereafter
date-thud. ~ It Thursday the tilt any Juls‘dc'l'l. at
he clock to . all the riciit. title. and interest or
Mead. bankrupt in bankruutey iii an t to
the folluwtuu tracts or parcel! oi lani sic
tinted. lying and built: in the loan of ilnrlen Fain
tield CountydR. to wit: One parcellg attaining 5 new
more or less at “ Noroton 8 oil It. in said Dori—u.
opposite the residence of t“. . Grain. Esq . and
deslxuabd as lots 80‘s to to la and {it to to inelu~
aive on email of said tiroperty marked 0. and on ate
in the town c~erk‘s ouice of said Itatieu. also nbout
decree of land rotten-nod in two purer-is. the
first parcel bounded north rind east by land is bliss
1). Drew.‘ eoirtherli bv ion of ldra. Bt-alade and
wear hv land of . Ctuucl . 'f‘he recon parcel.
bounded northerly by land of -- Stencils. ruled
by land of lilias . Drew sud 1'. Cornell. south an
west by land of i-‘. Cornell.
Alec 8 lots near the residence of trunk ll. iioytmtul
designated as lots h‘o. its and tttl ona map of said
t ed (1. anti on the as atoreaald.
proper I Also
about llaeroa of innit ed] tlftldl raid lots. ‘vltll fsrrn
hon-to. barn. and other buildings thereon. an O. an
ape ode lot on "Prospect Avenue“ so called. lio—
in let lie. in. as costumed on a may of pmperty
uracil fore it
n. and on die us a .
Abe about 0 see c near the “ oarieu Seminary.“
sud ruled ports and worn by high
te will mecca at the
tré‘Eira‘JiO‘V‘A t.’ 't'
‘ lib. KK'i‘f‘ll V.“ will nvc ontuodstv rt couple of V
; boomers. either two single cont etnvn or ttrnu '
u . v.3;
The arch-ed hart formed a content-hip
th will‘remcvc he he noes for-inert ccnd ted
sfia. earns a .to the ’ “°
RAILROAD SI-IOP
loot ct (Elly Iareet.
South-Kuwaiti. where they will be prei
Horse Shoe
AND JOINNG OF ALL DESCliiP‘l‘lON.
The aculovar. John Perry. having bad a larue
experience in .iobbin: of till kinds. we feel coutb
dent that we can nive entire satisfaction. Special
ntteutlou given to the working of steel.
PIRRY O. HATHAWAY.
Thanking my friends for past favors. i hope to
merit a continuance of the same
M8 int A. B. llATllAWAY.
STRATENA
Ecr—
E. K.'L00K\voorvs.
Look at This!
Flannel Suits at 0800.
Children’s Summer Stats 35c.
Children’s 30011001‘ Suits $2.00.
And everything else in this line it! orally to“
prices. tlvutlernvti would do well to m l and ex~
ntnitto.aalaru sure i euu suit lbeltl.
class goods ill surprisingly rump ugnroa.
M. DAVIS.
Dibblc'a Block. South Nurwulk.
Clethés' ” ' "
Wringers,
todo
i sell ,tirat—
r\t.l.l\'lND;\‘
Very Cheap At
I}. K. LOCK\\'00I)‘S.
\ run lllaV‘llit r i‘hl‘ld‘ or rut. t'xtnnxs t on \|
Port run l‘l‘Vt‘th r vi‘ \‘tt\\xt’ it. t‘l‘. .
in the Matter of
t‘lllfh l’b‘ll l‘ "l‘\'l.l.l.l‘\
bankrupt.
billion sf iltol\.pulx l' h .\l.u~§.i.l to: t‘w it s
ttzv of Porn in tum. st lbhqrpvtt. t: c \‘eth dsy of
dupe. .\ ll . lull ,
‘l‘ltta In to ;:i\. mm. o t3. r‘ .t \\a\‘l.l“‘ in it .r.l.r\.:ptt _\
has born. to \\El. on iii-s dub div ti June. \ ii ‘
LS}? lr\\ls‘ll t‘ltl i" "ll‘ \‘l-llis‘i \ ‘illl of llw \ lt‘t\l
S :ttts ho tbt- il:\t.:.t u‘ txmuwt \ :2:. .1: Hrs: tr.
“\"‘\‘l\' \‘lrvsttr l‘ l‘. .l.~a ..r s‘t‘lllll \urumh. tit
ra‘d tlllllih“. upon ttl- own l‘l‘ltllttl‘
‘l‘list the prurient of :tlll‘ tlrtoa. sud‘ht dtlms. .f
llt)’ prxtpott) lotion-ring to said ins: kztipt. to him. or
for his ll“. nnd Iltoiraluft‘t of any properly by l. til.
it!“ t nbtdtlcn l\\ law.
‘l‘ltst thrpotttton was it rd .\lmh t‘ab. tax. to
pinch t‘al. llllr'lt st is to be \ out; t.t.~.t
1 full ll ntt‘rtiui: of tho r tuition of n .i ltattktt pt
lo plm \ iltvlr debts nod to t lintht‘ .‘tlt anutwo (q a.
llQ.t\“‘ of the vs! no of said butthtdpr. \\i'i b.- t~.. 1.1
at it Ulllll of \unkrupt. \. to to» lode“ on tho it t.
ll“ of shill. \ ll . l‘il. at in o‘t ‘m n at ill. it! tho
ofll. v of the “Pdirtd in l‘mtiktu; rm. il\ littttgt tutti.
in thv t‘ouuii of Fatttiohl. and l‘l‘llltl .‘a'ul‘tpolt‘.
lwlotv l. .\' ‘blttidlt block. RN“ . a lie .i-tm ttt tomb
top. 5 for sstd \llsrt .rt.
.itlSRl‘il ll. l\\‘l‘l\“‘.
l‘ S hltttsint .\lrrwnuvr.
l‘llll.“ b‘ ll \li‘sl' \l.
S. sum-o .\lt sseuuer.
i
ll: l‘: .k‘ p‘. .
\ l
iii
it‘ll llrpn‘li‘ .l‘
....- . ._. .M___.- a...
The Best Variety of
China, Crockery
i
.\Nll
GPASSWARE
.\'l‘
;. K‘. LOP“ “'OOIVS.
Earl! Ball! Pit!
Fire-Worksl
Fire-Works!
U...»
Here they go. all kinds of
Fireworks. from a Turkish Tor
(‘nndle
pcdo to a Russian
Rotnntr C‘nntllc. we menu. Anv-
thing in this llllt‘ can be pur-
chased :li- l‘lxplosion Prices at
IE E .BEEEELL’S.
—-.._. _.__.,_
PhuyreVVurx.
llth‘l‘ llUY l..\$l‘ YEAR‘S
WHEN YOU (‘33 til-IT
NEW ONES
531‘-
P E N N E L US
Firecrackers, Torpedocs,
Rornun Cundles. Rockets.
Pinwheels. Serpents.
(il‘lh‘lfil‘ltlpllel‘d, Btu.
In Great: Variety.
W.
Pennell & “Bro.
m. June 3th. 10“.
"em... ... ....
.0
h tut the use an-
EE‘EEME’EEE‘E“ creme.
of
new”
' ' an lull M
if; any on.
'7‘ “um co.
of th unit. in tha da 'm
3:: 3m upwaili: Salted. magi. rm. :5 ”I “u ‘
O .
lr ‘sontr u. kisser. See. and m m. to“... nearly as pea as new. “it
A. was - “9'"; r. roman
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. so if . ~
The seventh annual meeliiu: of stockholders of
Falrfleld like insurance t‘o. will be held at union of
the company at South Norwalk. on Tuesday. Juli
mill. at will. it. for the election of Directors. In
the transsetion of arty other business proper to be
done at said meeting. Polls open from t to a p m.
l‘rattal‘vr books Plus!“ from June mu t i July 0th.
inclusive.
dint“. ‘ ii. is 'l‘l‘lih‘lilt. Secretary.
Grand Entertainment
. ~—.\t-—-
O
Filli‘llt‘ltl County l‘uir Grounds.
Nor-walk,
July 1th. 1817'7’.
at .‘ o‘tloek. p. in.
A Purse of 8500.
Ti be 'l‘rotttnl for.
(‘hst‘loa llrouu hitters brow-p mare. Ssrslt Louise
Sylvester Ktttlpp. .. .. .. . illnry
Second Rhee. Puree “50-
between Littlu Dan. of Xorwalk. and Champion. \-
Mumford. Ni \\‘outl\\‘llrtl‘n Aberdeen cult wlilho
shown by Mr. John lllnoxto harness. A Foot linen
for s SILVER t‘t‘ l‘. to be | no between two Commu-
tvra on N. Y. N hi it. it. it. Many other Iptutl
3““ l'ltt‘at‘stnnte of the risv Refreshments nervvsl on
the grounds. hit Slt‘ ilt' .\‘tllt\\‘Al.R lulu).
Admission. I‘lny t‘cuta.
The followitu: ustned gentlemen ltsve kindly vow
rented to net as Jud ‘va: _
.tu thl P. “turn.
‘I‘ ll Sluitlsux. '
s‘t‘ \ \‘ hilt \‘.~\Nltt~:illltltll‘.
.lt‘SRI‘lI JENNINGS.
.\i.\'l"l‘llll\\' llAlltil.
1‘“ ll S'I‘EASIER I..~\l‘ll:\,
of Bridgeport. will nuke an it‘xeursiott up the
lli'ltn‘ttx.
a ’r ‘ .
It ulll‘I It at; Jul) .
rill‘i‘l lltv dilapivci til the
v t \ ; ‘ \
Lib ‘ur‘y Society of .\ . la. t lilil‘t‘li
ttl‘ luxttt'ttv
The suntruatra .\ \va’nsos «was
old furnish lllll‘lr‘ lot iitottt‘ve it‘ll. Nu i.lt.\l "it
will be :tlluwt‘ll on limalti. sud ; tot onlvors will be
ill liltolwlzstlt‘o to suppress all rowdy ism
I-‘ure Mun South Seer/avails. it”.
Tickets nil; be for sale on .syntontl‘s beckon
the morning of the ‘vurlh
lhdfiEfiuEu
150 M lies snio only Si
ll lsktfut ll vt‘lt‘wli or o.: the “no r to
instant Staci
v .\Nll—~
ATLANTIC OCEAN
'l‘lt-‘ l‘.~;tx.l.tt Sivnlltt‘f
.-\_‘.,‘« il|h‘;..\ ‘. m5
'l‘lll‘ lulltili \Nl‘ .\\\‘ll~‘i‘ ‘l‘lC\.\!lilf
“ADELPHI”
\\"l‘ iotuo wottilt Xttrun‘k. on “‘t-tltav‘atisv. Ju‘y
tilt. ini‘ M i ‘tl :t in . mt ntthnl of trains " on. lintp
llui‘)‘ alul New linen. tout itltii' nl f.‘ ‘i of it‘d nth \‘l.
and l‘-r~r .‘i: R ll . va \‘utk. thorn it down the “as
prurt‘t: S'n't-ti l-lslt l. through "I“ Narrows. within
sight ol all the t.‘ ‘Yt‘?ll|“|‘lll Ftu‘iiflx‘uiltlirfl out on to
tl‘. tlu‘su it‘rtnttnttu null louvo littcnatvay lit-wit.
to thou Is. an in'toltiit: at Pier :tr. and foot or std
:lla'tl lust llrwr. tum ptormxi in South Nutnnik.
\ “ll with: with
A Special 'l‘ruit‘r for “utilities and
IflIt‘I'llH‘tllitlt‘ .‘IJIIIIIIII.
lvcs‘s (‘4 ia-ltrt'rt llrtilvl will llt‘l‘i'lllplll)‘ the
‘ :‘rt‘ l‘:‘(t‘lli.\‘i-ttl.
FARE from c \tttl- .\'« rwslk to Rockswny
and lit-tutu. SLOO. -
Th hl‘lls sold fir the round trxp at. |ilt‘ I‘nl'K‘n or
e It‘ll Mu‘ion on tlttl Dnttbnry nltll \‘urwalk Railroad.
Faro for lllr' Error-Sou front llnnlittry and “ethyl
il 15 All othrr stations or. the roaddmlf the u~usl
tot’t‘ in fiutlllt Nuttvslls‘.
:W‘xo Strum: .itptors sold on this Brill.“
l
.....
ldflhffifiiE
REDUCTION ! !>
Paper finish-basins
2‘.) (‘en I So
Paper “’rashbowls
30 Curtis.
Paper. ' Pails
.35 Cents.
No .lletter Goods nor Loss in
Price tlntn tit.
. E.
The
w- h. ,
Trude
Supplied.
T116 1101‘ 0]] HUIISB
At Gregory‘s Point,
South Norwalk, Conn
Is now open for ‘hv reception of Summer
lburders.
Firsts t‘luss ilonrtl.
Flrst'Clttss Beds.
Firsfiiltiss Attention.
At. ileusonuble Rates.
Clout ii -lt« .\ uni Oyster ll alt-ls furnished ut
- Sh it Nullvx'.
Ample Shed litmus for the accommodation of
hams mid catrlsgea. with attentive hustler-a in
c ars‘e
As a returner and road bonito it is un nestinnably
one of the boot in the countrv. The ta to is abun-
unruly supplier with the choicest ediblea and null-
caIele-‘nloi I‘neialeastén. it it k k l
or .~sre~rti2.u perm lam s o. 'c. wi
served in the boat sty t\ at short nitride. ‘ lbc
1‘. IloilLUN. Prop. A. h‘JAUXDRItS. lumen
murmur ill-van. Jute rim.
.‘ldnreas all communication to "A. F. SAPS—
DRRS. Manager. do. Norwallt. Ct. . 4% lm '
NOTICE
March‘s orrtes. South. Rormkiati‘t‘.
nn . .
h‘o’l‘icll‘, wPermission is limb granted roan: per
son to sell. or otter for sale. “ die era here. «other
“ESPN“l‘h‘PE‘lhfSl‘fh“”a a?" ‘
u c . - o n . a o‘ t .
unions hereafter NWh’Ifl‘ P. emission is also
given to an: hereafter revoked. to
D‘t‘ are to. or an “ Ire crack or other
uwworks.“ wtthlnu a c 'y. from ‘t o‘cb
«Hilly at. rm. to it). leek
m - lame gab
rlaxe house and Itabliuu for two honest.“
“int?“ Wm tel-let.) of "ML c?" :I\\'. SHIT“.
'1‘!!! well hown Farm of Stephen l‘erria. demoed.
NORWALK V8. STAMFORD Startlrlttttvhttehsrl
nation inquire of
LittrtStltitBttrilltStall
BENT
amigo“ 9““ outline intuit-s want
t: house containlnl nine root-e . olcu enr-
* I-‘AIIlI role SALE.
~ . f r sale. It -
is “Ema fiportloncd $30
‘\
tr farther infor‘
' stints of Sontti Erwin.
“ "‘o'r' drum rituals. on the met. r
Darlen.t‘ottn . hisy Nth. ten: a it
in liariou. t‘orut..
Cor. or buy a Raymond It».
South Nora-silt. Conn.
l'mlilg‘mi’giiidlil‘lilslwirlnum
”Epstein. more strum:
xmm‘ ‘ all; 1‘ BITTER. Proprietor.
:6}; fibia‘nirilhxxa
; I“
lr‘urnit ttl‘e Repairing:
‘ it "signed having turchaswl the repairing
'l 1:53;“, tiuekin ‘llllu k t‘o a furniture weare-
rootns. has located in lark \“ Lane a Not k. on .95
ltoon‘a ionr-lrv store. where he is prepared to all» i
toall kinds tif l‘phol-teriug. Furniture Repairing
and Manufacturing at short notice and on remain:-
bte terms. . .
“'n I.“ fir‘I A IaIJ IIDIIN.
JACOB M. LAY‘I‘ON,
luauraatee Agent and Notary Public.
. t for Ocean i'ssaaec Tickets and Steriit g
Prism lisnso Agent and Loan begottator. ltal‘ m
moved to office smut to be nevi tied by South .‘aoc
walk Savings ltattk on south sit ‘ of \\ ashtuutttu ht.
up “one “all uriiw. South Sorwalf “using; no
llt‘iv.l
,- , _. E- .. m..-
firs. C. ll. lientlnil”& Son.
DEN'I‘I.T..
Aw now “what“! til it“
\‘s-hu the r patrons at
little! Noroalk Bridge or
. South Noreztlk. The sen»
‘ iorpartnrrhastahenrontna
over Sellswh‘u Drunks; no.
Nornalk. while the ptnior
retains the old “ale-x Latt—
dt-r‘s Ditch. South .\or~
“tr. 'i‘wtit s‘Itt‘at‘lfil‘wiiht‘:‘ psmt‘imn‘i all den~
. \ minus wrtorlnes at \‘l‘ on w.
u! ”M“ i t‘. it RRNlt.\l.l..hf. fl.
ti. 8 bdNilaiJ... Is. it. s‘,
.\ artsy “1th
HIGH PRICES.
if You Ward to ltny Anythll‘i: in the
Millinery Line
V.’
Down
at? THE L.\Tb‘ST STYLTS.
.r Across \VANK
I!- aolling this summer ehtxapcr than any other cetab
il-ltmettt tu tim- toot:
.fu-t-twoixtd a large lot of f..\l\lliS PARASOL“;
all of illolatv-l styles at great bargains.
LaltlltN t‘.\i.lt‘u liiliiob‘fi and \VRAl‘l‘Rlie‘ in
Great Yollt‘l)’.
A full assortment of t‘l‘llhllRN‘h‘ “\RSRllefiS
and MRitlh‘tt \‘LUe‘ its. and LAN-2 that's for Boys
and Girls
“ATS “LR \t‘llRll and PRES!“ only {0 Flu.
rind rsetythtttx in the l-‘anvy (buds Line ‘at rutnoun
‘flt‘vn
No trouble to show goods. t‘sll and rec for your
37.
\
.l. “KANE. Slain §I.. next door
IDI‘IlD‘V ll‘ArtoIs.‘
l‘ D tcr day at h true. Sara lea worth ii
" ‘0 L0 lrw. .‘Tthnu‘h a t‘o.. tofu. ndJIalne
COALt
\
Large Stock! Best. Qual-
ity! and Great Variety
of Coal at $3.25 per Ton.
at. Raymond Brothers.
DONOVAN & 00.,
BOTTLE RS 0F
JACOB RUPPERT‘S
CELEBRATED
Lager Been
“'ltit‘lt l- \‘t‘l\t‘ll ills: highco! award Si llls‘ (‘t‘nlt'll
nini xxiribrlion.
its in:
Rggiacqsten Lager Beer.
ALBETi‘l' BEE—Wait:
Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
lists taken the store fornicriv occupied hr 8. LEVI-
sox. Main Site it. in ‘1 ktrlskl‘s flair Store.
whet-tube has the facilities for ‘
Repair-Ila. Watches Jewelry. Pam
alas-ls and Umbrella-a
In the Host Workman-like Manner. Full satis-
. faction guaranteed.
tribes” :‘h‘t‘ me at call.
ALRERT Bill-2““.
.Vlaln Street. South Nor-walk.
TAX emu. iI‘I‘OIIs‘ S‘LR.
Notice is herein given that the undersigned.
bv virtue of a c--rtaln .tax year-rant. dutv raw
cuts-d and slurred by proper antho- .ty. and directed
to the truth his-tied. Norma-tiling hint to levy and
collect of AW 1. Ildks and other person-
narurd in the r to book on the liar to said wart-ant
a In x d tnrlr urn-rail proportions of the auto total
as therein atatc“. said aurn brine a city tax of six
and unwind! mills on the dollar and water tax be-
it 3: three and one-half ntt‘ia on the dollar or assoc!
moot acmd upon by the locally nnaildd voters of
the Citv of hou‘h Somali. mmiariy audiezally as
tremble-t. tn art:-—0n the run nay ct and. a. D .
use; said city to: belts: “for the rcpt-e nip )lng
the current expenses of card city.‘ and said water
tax being “to to ct the corral exporters! of. the
\\‘.ttt-rf\\‘orks and the inn rest on the o atrr Bonds
of card Cit “ on list of 18th. levira uprsn anti wid
sellat Pub ic Auction. at the lee- hmlriafret
described on tho Nthday of on. r. 0.18:. at it
o‘sloelt in the fora-noon. vo much of rho rationing
deeeritwyrl rude—two ot lt- bert i. Toiiew strand
in aid City of South Norsalk.)aid R‘ltl «state be—
ing a iron in width. front and rear. and l“ "en-t in
depth. and hon deli as follows. to all .—xtlflhflh
by highwny called \t‘ashtn trtn street. ea-teviy by
land of the First National l of South Not-walk.
John E. nimlth and of liiram Deli. Motherly: land
of P. e‘ Brains. and wettest b1! landof l {a P.
fills. as will raise the cam of hirt four Dal
a Nine: an Cents. that but“ t e pro ion
of the val. Robert I. ‘i‘ollea of the sum total in said
3:".1‘5‘3‘1‘“ with the interest and all least cueta to
a .
EDWlN wrwox.
Collector of Team. List. rm.
“Datcd‘éi‘tylty of South Nurwalk. Cte. Jule tab.
| t
a ~a . g a
TAX COLLECTOR‘S can;
tteticcls hereb iv in that the on
do: :l'd b J‘Hmyi‘ a'certaln trflmdmm on;
cut an In properant I.“ -
built" und "lawyer-nonunion. blu- tu $le
leetuf Robert 1. Nos ands-thee
in the rate book on the list. to said warrant “nosed
their eeversl interline of the aunt total ea
in fluid. val ante Mafia tax «rat-occur
upon bv the locally he led
South Norse-iii. read is end bl
wilt—0n the lttth dny of lav. A .. ms. for the
th or the
and will collar. b-
erm-ed on
d‘ Ne
I").
LNI all“
~ . ct
I
«not cacao “a
1.3
are
out.“
voter- cf 'hc Cl-a of
m
nthe
much “(I Sun Ilium
Wu in .11 Since and
t Variety, on tow
Prlocn.
ranch-om: much“
ouch.
Ctr 0100 Putnam. upon-
u-y Brno-clout. 31.0.0 W
M.
In man 31. Vaf
moon Prince.
“
trowwuaonuwtnc lie-
ohtnc mt $30.00-
fiodory. Hid Glenn.
Ribbons i may 0'00".
It's
/
A.lil0KEliiiAii
& SON’S,
South Nos-walk,
Washington - - Street.
6
Look at Ihis !
Mackerel 66. per Lb.
Corn 12¢. per Gan.
Good Sweet Butter,
22 cts.
FIVE lbs. for 8|.00
FRANK V. BETTS,
GROCEB.
Main Street, - South Nor-walk.
We
mmmmhua
.850- -
¥COFFEE
200.
Wooden . < Pails
150.
Paper Pails
30°.
Siddnll’s. ‘ '_
anon-scan 3:. as. nus
Ol‘
noun
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Norwalk Chronicler