k” I" .Ilk J ‘3‘ s. I‘.
lie-area thiy “ " h.
"Mlfim I.“ .‘.‘ 3:
am ‘ start-t ~~ era
makers-makes
mouth-e3... %_ “mogul. Denotes“.
sells: 8am 0!
5M
N. PAY! N. PAPBI!
M
0' O‘co m:::vral
assuming: he: at .m
nl srt .. rerun-cal foray or
kingdom ....... um
Wu G. Ber-e. Kshenriah B. Buckiy.
Cspt. A. A. Clsr. Ire. Ibenuer Coley.
Rev SC. Ingleeton .IM lda Foster. lien
Matte Gregory. Ernest Gtilum. Willie.
if. R Kenigau.ldrs. Wiener Hurry. llrs.
John 8. Slow. Hrs. Annie Sherman. Kiss
Lucile Tompkinal... 8 Watson.
“LEM?” Master.
:lietrte fines and More
Gregory’s Point is largely patronia-d by
evening parties.
———-ooo—-—-—
A little child of Superinttcdent Sandi-
forrh's is dangerously iii.
————-o-so————-—
hite-rs. Raymond Brothers 0ch induce-
ment to freighte's. See ed.
”M“
O. T. Eerie of Bndgepot, has a valuable
silver mine in Brmkdrld. The ore is rich.
wow—~—
"Ladies glazed ltitl button bums, cheap
at Brown‘s.
-——”—_
The Bridgeports of Bridgeport did not
come to time to play the Independent‘ s this
week M
a
aeo-w~~
The Snx‘rrsxr. suggested a “ Bxsrd of
Trade“ in this place. Who will move in the
matter .‘
——«—-oon~——
Our collared brothers and sisters from the
Borough were out in the cnrrysll last Wed
nestiay.
_——.—~
Frank Burritt has had njib put upon his
cat host. and she is to pnrtlcipstc in the
race at Stanford next week.
400——
—-Pantalonnn. all wool. first class.
{.5 00 st W. H. SWfif‘tln'.
——-~———QoO-——-—-
Mr. William R Lockwood has completed
a very fine dwelling house at Mildlc Five
Mile River near the Rogterts plsce.
Waco-—
for
St
The old building on Music street known on
“ The plobn O'Connot‘s Place.“ was de.
molishrd last weclt.
'— _-,,‘._, ~——-
The Atlantis Club returned on Wednesday
from their cruise to Block Hand. The
n it thing in onicr is for them to hand in
the log. ’ .
. -.___
—-Bt~st lcc L‘rcstn in Xorwslk Sill st
liuilsnti‘s Confectionery for Tits as s
piste
1..
--— ‘ ‘909‘
The Alert \srht club is txtwctcd to at
tire this (Friday) evening. They will have
s reception at the (‘ild “‘ell “out. & ladder
Cd‘s. rooms. gotten up by Mrs. ll. ii. Clark.
and A. P. Rikcr
Q..—
liviugton of tin Gas-cm. has the hind
Suture! pitc‘ of lsnd in Scream—«sh tut if
err .s surrounding the Ampuithmtrc. it re~
m nus uncultivated end unproductzvc. It
could be hardened and. nude to produce
hundreds of doll tr worth of veg-t ttiuh. We
say cultivate it.
w— ~—‘.-77-—
"A spit ndid Jtptn Tea for as cts at 6
Dry 1.
\V
.0.
The new but. ftcroxy- progresses dztrli‘.
The p‘snhiug su-i dye tlcptrtmenh are do.
ishcd and the pipin: is liNfl)‘ sll done. As
the work patgrcsseo the oomph recess of the
arcsngenrnts become manifest. Messrs.
Crofut l! Knapp will be enabled this fall to
greatly increase their business.
M
.th lfllllfitl unto-vs siren-lei by two
Itsiisne. and guarantor for our people
Wednesday creator. The monkeys were
decideity smart. and showai the ltallteas to
good advantage. These travelling free
show me'nuetiee ere sgood thing to that
class who will not pstroaiat sisaiter exhi~
bitione under ennvste. -
“09"".—
On Sunday less Ir. John Riots while
driving through the city lost a ptwhtt‘hmh
containing nearly Album. A reward of
NW was offered for its return. hut up i t
the present it has not been a sutlctent in«
ducetneet to the under to return it. it seems
as though who ever found the money could
afford to beyhooeet for twenty five dollars.
—————Qo.—-——-—-
-—Leteet uhvles uf Callus at Swords‘.
—~ e <.--
A shark measuring seven feet in length
was captured in a sole. otKeyset‘ s Island.
on Monday tut. by Ir. Buses Saunders.
It was placed on exhibition nt Raymond A
Davis‘ snorkel. and has a very marked in-
fluence upon the minds of the youths who.
indulge in bathing in our better. It isn‘t
half as much trouble:now ss heretotorc. for
mothers to keep their children from too he
qnent tin-shill
W
The terrible riot watch baboon rsgingon
various railronde in the country for the last
few dayv. has extended here—judging from
the following copy of a bnthtta which was
displayed I today at Alphonees' market:
“Wheat on Rew (la-onto Rolland!
l5 PnlaeeOsreBn Bailout
5) Niles of Tr:ck Turn Down! (or up).
I)?” at .2?" Rope Eur?”
”Grail. “0‘305 Ml
Btu” var I 0.! Mi
muo- Lung“ lids. stun Struck
with‘a-Irlekl andthe StageOvu-rtutneui
Martial (Intel 5:: tube unclaimed in
Greet units-nun"!
Where etc we now mu
fig”...
Its-raid.
*-
_e.w.axysfilhotseee8aat Jspan
Teneveriathisnsrhcc. eaupteit.
echelon-pm
—-4oo-—— ‘
Itinpropnssdtonavabivineseeviosfinn-
daysfternoonsat Pine Point. Alsrgeteat
hasbssaofieredforthepnrpme.
—-ooo-——
-Chesptirnes at last. Notice Harvey‘s
pricelis in
A very the lit 35:71... been laid in
front of hfsyor Ely's proprrty on Wash
ington street by least-e. Raymond Bron.
-—-..——
A dutch. crosswalk has been laid across
lain street junction of Concord. and an‘
other is being put down on Woodward Ave
nuc.
_—...____
a A Lounsbu a one French kid but-
til“ ,. “a” We wanted.
0‘11 f. I‘Mn'b and rename.
i . it it.
The sight of soldiers passing through th e
city by trains on loudly was a fumble
reminder of the exciting times of the rebel~
In ———-—-<eo—-—-
It is s grend sight to see the sun rise at
Pine Point. The view at early more is
grend and unsurpassed. Get up very early
sad so down then.
+9.. .
The Dorlon House is fast ‘gslniug popu-
lnrity. Nearly all the rooms are taken.
The house is kept in drsl~clnss style. Cn-
der the general supervision of Mrs. notice.
and with the aid of Mr. Blunders it must
end will succeed.
-——--QOO-—-—-
Tbe suction sale of coal which was ad‘
vertised for last Wednesday was indefinitely
postponed on account at the riots. There
has been a slight advance in the wholesale
price of coal. Consumers may well eon~
slder if it is not advisable to at once lay in
their winter supply,
———-.OO——-
Arrangements have been made by the
managers of the Methodist excursion which
is to trite plsce August 7th, to have all pro
visions aud’brsktts of the excursiouists tn-
ltcn from the host to the grove and bul‘k.
The distiller, however. is but very shatt.
not like the landing at Ssvin Rock.
———~—«o‘-—-——
-l-‘rcsh Chocolate Csrsmels at Hollsnds‘
Confectionery.
_.,_ «vwfl
The following are the wages paid to
some ofthc employee on the New York.
New Haven and Hartford roan. New lis-
ven division. engineers “03$. frleght
brekesncn w and $45 llsrtford division.
engineer ”0. frcitzht hrsitemcu 040 end $45.
The firemen on each division receive $45.
___.... ......
—Hsrlcm & Co have a new lot of sprint:
goods and are now making a pants
at .1150 and upwards. Cessltnere and
chevint suits for $35. 00 Good fits and en-
trrc satisfaction guarrntecd.
——-———ooo
There was a very plensent social gathering
at the residence of lift. and Mrs. Silas ()ltn.
stead of Norwalk. on Monday evening lsst‘
The guests were very pleasantly cute-ruined
during the evening with some line we \l mu.
sic by Miss Elle Otter of New Y ork. and
Miss Ltlly Olmsteui gave some fine stlec
tions on the pisno. The host and hostess
did llltlf utmost to mtkc the "doing pleas
ant. and they have the kind records of those
firm“ or
wow—~—
I! C. White‘s moonlight excursions to
Rockswsy Beach are not. for some reason.
rt-rv well pstrouincd. only about 300 going
by the Columbia l\st Tuesday cvcning. The
Colour s is a lino host and egrcst favorite,
Evidentl - the excursions are not so well iltl
vertiscd “they should be. for were it genv
orally known that this bcsutilul hull was to
makestrip own to Ricksway by tumor
liuht. it I As if site would he crowdcd
Where‘s Captain Perkins .‘
0..
Now is thc mounts for excursions. and
why uwl g» to Etlflthftuwu l‘ We are in-
(aunt‘j by a ct-nllt‘multh‘hn knows whereof
hc sprsks. tint it is n splendid pitce. With
pl. nty of fishing. bertt‘iog and lots of pretty
ails to go with you. and he also use many
of Hill tow-neuron can vouch for the latter
sttnction. The min from New Redford to
Martha‘s \‘tnrrunl on Eigtrtown on tin
altltnrllll itcntuer blarths‘s \‘tncysnl it de~
lightful The line of steamers is “merited by
firhticmen throughout. under the general
suprvision of Sir. Goo. B Orswell the
“noblest Roman of them all.
M
—llutlcd Leger ilerr for sale at
Schnub‘s.
Geo
ww—-
Every uwucr of is watch likes t t have it
keep corn ct time. This he cannot expect if
the witch is not in proper running order.
and it is e fact that not one hslf o the so
Pallul wetchnsakcrs know how to put e
watch in order. and theomscqttc is I‘m)‘
people becoue Minded with their time
PW. when the fsutt is n l" with the
watches-.bttt with those who haw allrniplcd
to fix I“. .‘l‘ Albert Brehtu. rumS-lf
tn & Levis-tn we believe t i be it It‘lvt‘lw
workman. He has since his location here
done «one very intricate/work in the most
satisfactory msnurt. and is fast earning the
reputation on being unskilled workman
Those who live bad tb-uhle with their
watches and blocks sh’uld not condemn
thcei until be h I theme thorough
overhsttllng.
--——o.—-——
“A Christian‘s armor may be very strong.
gcncr lily spaakl’iid. but it not unfrs qurntly
ho tnmy weak parts; and as the strength
of anything is decided by its weakest curt.
it very oftel‘hsppens thst a Christlsu‘s er-
trtur is weak indeed.“ rent irked the Rev
Wm. ll. Silhouette last Sun-lay morning in
the mum of his sermon. “ and the west:
pins 80“. with his darts neuile with all
his vhrir. Pride. buttery. covetuueness and
a tendency to dishonesty ere the 'our shafts
which he hurls st a Christian. Pride may
becunprredto the great Whitwortlt gun
which >prvsds devastation before it ; an l by
pride is rhesus. at. t a wholesome respect fir
one ‘s self, but diet which makes its forgo
who and-that m are. "first as
r”... f “1!!! PW‘ use
6 “Oh Misfit-r ‘will do anything for
you. There are none of II but. like to he
flattered a littln. but we must not be led to
overestimate ourselves. If pride is the
Whitwetth gun. cevswusness is the torpedo
which Sstan places under our livet . We
should not forgtt that we be“: freely re-
coived. and we tfml gtye foe tab
it? “h fir lit-30d I‘D"
of everygood aadperfeagift. There is a
undancy to dishonesty among us which
makes as as my prry to the evil one. We
usyaotbediehooest in the eyes of the
lemhntlatheey-of Gd ls h known as
such; aadoa this point a man conscience
isnoeelwagsaesfegaldaforhitaJorsoane
“W constant m can stretch
it lost na-eretfuIiyf low fleqaeattv we
hear-ea say“! Intgnu'cbnng-ttodey,“
and which really Isaac not they are going
cobble-H0. Pusan-they do use em
l
_ mmhmmheretese—
“isesalousinafertheuenafeetere ofsgrl-
tfyonarewealthy.
chasers.
ford Sunday TOM.
nuisance.
supply of water.
Norwslk at 6:00 p. m
plenty and prosperity
drcd thousand citrus.
_.,, _.
We untlt‘fhlllttl that
G rovc t‘t‘a.
not of tltcst pilots
New Yu'li.
and time.
the. «w u. Swim...
Junta AV. llt‘tt‘.
able t) explsio.
this ptocectilnu. -
farm‘s Confectionery.
yours.
a remarkable animal.
disn :
.—-—-OOO—
C-pt. Perkins hes struck out again this
time to Bridgeport. and now the Adelphl is
thoroughly advertised in that city to convey
passenger to New York and return for .140.
a saving of “.80 over railrosd fsre. Paa-
scngen from Bridgeport by‘ the 7J5 a. tn.
train purchasing railroad tickets to South
Nutwstk can save ALSO. and will and a
stage at the South Norwslk depot to con-
[hell to the steamer. which arrives in
New York at 10:80 and returns to South
.0.‘
—llcst place to buy boots and shoes. at
Browu‘ a, next door to 8331*an omen.
OlI‘l-‘lt‘h‘. or C. SWARTZ & CO. t_
so. NORWALK. Jun 87. 1877. i
To the Editor. nfthc Snxrrxcr. :-
We are now offering for sale Cigars manu-
factured from our new Havana Stock. which
are pronounced by some of our best judges
to be the finest and fullest flsvorcd lluvnuu
that they have smoked for years.
tog these goods to thc public we here the " Granny. " ll “0 mot ‘
fullest confidence thtt they will suit and
give htttcr satisfaction tlnrt titty cigar we are ungrateful.
huvc ( florid for u long limo.
”—
C-tpl.
from bitmhelieviutr he
move all the mystery that nos- envelopes
——-—-ooo—-
Jun Sbcehan has got a mule.
chased titan from the mister of one of the
canal h me that came "to this cite. The
mule is similar to INN unlmhls of his epic
ciea and of doubtful age. which is vsriouslv
rstttu bed to be tro- thirty to one hundred
Whether he be aged or you“ he in
D...—
fllr. Gould Hort olhrs his sloop “Weld 3.
Earth" for sale. A good chance for per-
—ow———
It is shameful to see so much good land
ell around Norwslk that might profltnbly
be cultivated. The hundreds of acres of
unused land would support
families. while now we go to New York
markets for our vegetables that could be
raised here. It is high time that there was a
change and the land cultivated and gore
dchcd which is now lying idle and waste.
Let every inch of land be cultivated and
there will be no cry of hard times or want
Cultivate the ground and you will have
\‘ety Truly Yours.
(‘. SWAR12 & Ci).
.—
we.
Median-“mamas-
——”-—-—
Have the second regiment oflcers got the
Norwslk papers “Axed“ for gushing reports
at the encampment o to Philadelphiar-Rmc.
“fi—
Within Ge borders of Wilton there ere
six church edificee. ave poatoflcce. and
reiiway stations. all for the accommodation
of less than 3.000 lubebitauta.
It would be well for the authorities to in.
veetlgate" some of the young bowlers who
hang sr'eund town hslf of the night and de-
stroy all peace and sleep in the neighbor‘
hood of their screechings We reagents this
in behalf of me of the sulfur-rs from this
M,“—
It isproposed to rains all the milldntna
on Five Nile River so.» to insure a full
hundreds of
In offer-
tiur only re
Thorpe on
Slum" Adi‘ll‘hlt l‘ 9'4"“: (NW ti R‘Wl dance and will be triad to see his old custo
many tickets for Philadelphia and Ocean
Bound Brook Linc.
most popular and favorite route to those producc market.
places. and Manager Perkins having made
such fuvarnble nrruugt ments. is a great but
tfll to the publlt who c mit‘tultlnfn visiting erensiug bustuees is hsvlng a large addition
this no tnun
proctor d on the steamer Atlclpbi for tiny of em.
the above places are loot front 8 bulb Now
or .lit than esu he trad at the ticket «Rico in
So buy your tickets on bug“!
the Adclphi fur Pliiludclphit. Loni: llrrtnch
or Ocean Or we thereby savttu’ your or nay
You ctrt‘ get a check for your
luggage and c-tnvcytd herons town to the
rsiltmd depot foot Lilit‘ll)‘ rtrcot ill some
rat‘s as cut be h ui on an\ train. sat for tho “will“, hunched
sin ill sum of 23 mots or thereah tult.
«w
-Sti‘e nil vrrul. waffutt‘ til «utktl “N for
It is thr-
Tickets
3!
«O
A call was printed in the ”out last Situt
rise for a fact ting of citixcns for the pur
pose of forming a relief cammittec.
inched to the printed cell were the nature of
Wm. Cooper Head. F St. John LOGAN.
Winfield S. llshfocl. Chm. M. Sclicett. Ass
F. Smith. George I. thler. Osrlysle T.
Weeks. 5‘. r. tried. Geo. W. Grant. Wm.
C. Sttret. Chas. i-l Duty. 8. R Olmstead.
F. W. Perry. lsnsc S-l,
lick. Geo. bl. Holmes. Ferd ll Smith. Jamie
S 33“.. Chest. Olmstend. Andrew Seltccit.
J ohn 1“. Raymond. R. l Crawford.
Smith. “.3 “Md. Win. ll. Berle. The
meeting was called or Judge F. W. Perry.
“flier on Iondsy evening lost at mo‘cltwk
At the sppolhtcd time. there was but one
gentlemen present W 8. Buford Exq. .. of
tbtacity. and ofututcc no nastcintiou was
fourth We don't quite understand this
thing. If the gentlemen whose names were
attached to the cell placed them there. why
were they not turnout at the nicotine? We
can‘t believe they forgot that they were
identified wttb the movement. and were
morally bound to supp rt it by their we.»
econ at last after they not the Credit of he
in: its originators. Then why weren‘t they
there? l‘mbnbly Broth- r Maples tiny be
We slrutlll like to host
may be able to to
it
\V. R
—()ld tssbi...ucd Molasses Candy at Hot
flu pur-
Jim gave "LN for
him. and then he got coal dealer ran to
let hint try him before one his wagons. He
was hitched up. a ton of coal Ht in‘nhd
stem d The mole evidently thought when
the wagon started that the towing line had
parted, for he went ll with “I.“ as
though he “Lou a pleasure “Incision.
Then Jim hollowed like a Camsnehe lu-
“ Be gum. he‘ csn drrw more cod
nor may f-tur horses in America.
ther. don't be pull hesntifull.“
so, but when he reached the 'scslos Jltn
could out.“ \p hire. as did adt understand
horse tangerine. end “when“ .was the same
to him a “go long.“ end. in spite of Jim's
waging at the lines and awful commands to
stop. the nuts kept rkht on. He was finally
halted hypleeingaboard in front of hint.
buthewcutda‘thaehand it was only by
the sailed elm-t all ’Wabingbsn street
thasbo‘ssmgut bek on the scales. The.
noelwae “Mend tkn haw.
O, mur-
Ttns was
w
walk Rsilrtoad.
cash prices.
inn? Norwalk leads ‘Norwelk in port
cued matters. the salaries are: Norwelk
Q1800. South Norwslk “000. end the pay
is regulated by the amount of stir-pa. sold.
We‘ve not the blunt Muslin. too.
__—”-——-
—Try GHWD nascent Js nTee I
is a fine article. by pa
Indies complain of the Ilfio hweeds grow-
ing alongside- of the pub welha.
them down.—
—They‘ll beapt too. new thst the Gm
has mentioned who complsined of them.
—-—--oeo-——
Last Friday evening the Adelphi brought
up a large number of horses. ponies and a
goat. which belonged to Rowe‘s circus.
They were on their wsy to a farm in Reed-
lug.
—-ooo——-
Col. Fairehild inspected the Burnside
Guards at their armory last Friday evening.
The men were drilled end their accouttw
meats thoroughly inspected and the colonel
pronounced himself well pleased with the
company.
——~——
The singing at the Congregational church
on Sunday by the choir of the So Norwalk
Methodist church gave very generalsatiafac-
tion. Many of our citinens are anxious that
the visit may be repeated—Wertporter.
—-—-¢»———-
-— Go to Tucker‘s for Ice Cold Milk.
——-——4oo————
The old tree on Washington street. which
has for long‘ a time borne up announce-
ments of the bargains to be bed at. Knapp's
grocery store. has been cut down. that is
all but enough'to make a hitching post.
——t——¢-——- .
Mr. O. W. Weed is increaylng Irisfacil-
itits for business by adding to his shipping
and culling qusrtcre. From the prepara-
tions being made it Would scorn that our
oystertncn expect. e lnrucr trade than over
during lllt' coming season
.__. 4»
Some motion of the vastne; of the rail—
road strike may be obtnincd from the stntc—
mom of the number of then employed by
the great trunk lines. The New York Cert.
itnl and Hudson River employs 15.000 men;
the Lake Shore and Michigan central. to.-
000; the Eric. 15.500; the letimorc and
Ohio main and leased lines. 10.000. and the
Peunsylvnuis with its louseholds. 97.000.
-———«ouv— '
The old locomotive “ R fit-it .“ one of
the first in use on the Dan try and Nor-
and froIn~ bcr age called
She has been torn
to pieces and thrown into the scrap heap.
Railroads corporations as well as republics
“ (itannv “ has done splen
tlll service on the road and was A good on
grit is that the supply Will be litttitcd. as glue up in the termination of her existence.
the selection will only unite about one hurt
~Xurs
Q0.
Mr Edward lies-get has tattoo the stand
formerly occupid by D C. ll. Brown. and
opened it as s first class market. in which he
proposes to sell the boat meats at the lowest
Mr, Brown will be in atten—
tnrrs. in connection with the meet market
Messrs R‘l}‘fl\tlli(l & Diris true it fish and
v~~eov ——-—-
Capt. lllftlllt liell t \ accommodate his to
bolt to his tnsritct sltusted on his dock prop
Tho crp sin is doing it large business
this Summer in round cl tms. shipping as high
as scvc uty bstrcls wtteltly. llu aist does a
little in the way of stripping oysters. We
don‘t arc how the aspirin will be able to take
his smut ll sututucr ride unless business lets
up it little
. a? a»
0n blond" last the scht otter ‘luut “ was
from Words &
Weed ship card The “Aloud“ is the “Prs'-
tie‘ rebuilt uui "winged. A short time
can Rue. T If Bethcl purchased the, Prairie
of 0th. Wm. ll Ferris with tlttttlcsign of
having her overhauled and taken to Florida
where the reve'rencd gentleman‘s father owns
ulsvge plantntion the vessel to he used in
conveying fruit from the plsut Mon to Key
West for the local msrkct and shipment to
Row York city. Monday uftcrnuon the vow
scl went on her trial trip. and worked very
satisfactorily. She is well not comfortable
fitted thnioghout and makes a very pretty
appearance. Ou Wuiuceday she settled for
New York where she will reccivo the bah
note of her outfit.
w ‘0 ----
The choir of, the chuth Norwulit ll 8.
Church or re the clinging ‘Q‘ the Cutgteath
tioual Church list Stud ‘3‘ and “though
“no of the wtrtnost darn of the patent. the
church was crowded with a large and feels
tunable audience. gtthered to best what we
lack in Weetport. a firsbclans choir. Never
h tote hes the oil Pelllu box of on organ
had such sweet stratus drawn from its old
whet ny sides on were drawn from it by Mr.
Etch. A! ‘for Mrs Rtymnnd. she song just
charming. and iudced it wss a tmtt to listen
t . MN Plstt. white blesses. Hudson and
N Nu tnsde Deacon Gee. Ines. (who prides
himself on his voles i turn green with envy.
We trust they will again favor Westport
with their sweet outline—Mutt.
... scorn—- '
Alessrs. Smith 8: P timer by the additions
and reptirs to and rearrangement t their
bat factory. have greatly increased their. fa-
cilitlts for turning out hats. and before the
strike wore doing an unusually large bust-
aess.‘ All the additions built to their factory
are of brick. and spsclsl pmeutions have
been taken agtinst fires. the fl Hrs end ceil~
int: lit’lflR made ti o pnmf. A new engine
and billcr of double the cspzrcitr of the old
ones luve been put in. end the most ap‘
proved machinery has been added through-
out . By the enlargement the capacity of
the fsctory has been increased fully one
thisd. and the working fan's quartets have
besh rendered convenient sud eoavnodious.
And thus the improvementsgo on in our city
quietly yet steadily. nod could they all be
pliccd before our readers they would be sur-
prbrdate‘sa pmgras that ins been made
during the past three years. despite the hard
turret
_.
WOW—~—
—A full stock of goods will be sold cheap
at Bmwu'hnt-xt dmt harm-near. once.
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Aahort timesgoopeofhur market men
took his family foretide to Stanford The
gentlensnrefergedtoin a snobs; .aad on
thnoeeeshubewas'eopyiag unsettle in-
dulglng this appetite. audit earns near be-
ingtheeanseoftreahie in the family. It
tnusthavebeenthatspsrh fro- the agar
alkhtsdonthedressofhle'wife, for upon
mtngaotherparty their auction was
turnoutunatmwimotoa an
iathswsgon.” Thealernwssdreaaota
,thoweattmsoeanhwnsdlsoweredthst
thetadtesdruswaswelloatleund would
”Demimonde-nine.»
in.
washer-sworn“
.. f EMIRwellkaowa talfa'welk The ‘
' fathernfthsdasssasdwasdsrwwtyarea ' .
ids-trimaran. The young-salted
ofconllmptloa.
ofshe pest week our harbor he presented a
boats of all descriptions enveriagtbs surface
of the water. filled with merry parties of
young ladies and gentlemen whose joyous
voices. t‘nluglstl with the strains of music.
attested the amount of pleasure which may
be derived from such an innocent diversion.
runny of these parties wind up by partaking
ofoneofthoseolsn roasts for which the
Dorian House is so famous. Our harbor. at
full tide. feet: the tailgate/M Point.
with the moon gleaming down upon it, is
osrtniulyoneofthetnost beautiful in the
Statséi Below the point ourislsnds. in non.
her. accessibility. and" piotuteaqueness of
eitustion. unset be surpassed.
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On Thursday. in ,the afternoon. Judge
Giddlugs and Ir. John B. Smith had a good
deal of a circus with one of Mr. Sherman‘s
livery teams. . They were coming down
High street. when the horse for some reason
began kicking. and after he had demolished
the dashboard and everything within reach
of his heels. he got his hind leg over the
shaft. and went plunginn down the hill on
three legs. Judge read the riot not. issued
behave himself. and used every means but
violence to quiet him. but without avail.
The performsnee ended by thehorse falling
in the gutter opposite the school house, and
by the Judge and Mr. Smith shooting out
of the wagon on top of him. Fortunately
neither of the gentlemen were seriously
injured.
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Will WANTID. —A gentlemen wishes to
silken acquaintance with a few you
ladies fronhbto old. last be quite
lookinn. This is in fh.ait Addresttu with pho-
tograph W. Van it. uth NorwalkJDo
—The above we take from the udnvertising
columns of the Stamford Hamid as n rebuke
to our townstnen for going from home with
his patronago. and in order that our young
ladies “quite good looking from S5 to 30
years " may be vindicated. Wesley evi~
dently thinks his hot chances for a wife are
away from the place thst knows him best
and loves him least. where the young ladies
of the age referred to have not bed the
pleasure of his acquaintinee. and where his
manly form and funny charms have not be
come familiarly known to them. Herein
we think he made his greatest mistake. and
be have advertised at home at first without
the desired result there wonltLbo an excuse
for his trying his fortune in foreign fields.
We hope no quite good looking young la«
dies from 35 to 30 years old will favor him
with an acquaintance. and for the reason
that he has not shown a proper respect turd
appreciation for the charms of the aforcssld
aged young ladies of his own city. Wodey
is probably entitled t) a wife. anti if he
thinks advertising for one the proper thing
to do. be has the right. baton behalf of the
quite good-looking young ladies from so to
30 of S-tuth Nortvslk wc protnst against ibis
casting a rt-flection upon them by making
his first effort for one in a newspspcr pub
lrshcd in an adjoining town.
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on (award.
On Thursday orders were necivcd from
Col. Fairrhild of the dth lt-gitneut. by the
oflcers of company i). to place a gourd at
life armory to protect the arms. Since then
the armory has been gusrded by a homeom-
missioned ofliccr and three privates. There
hsve been no indications of e riot here. but
precautionary measures are iustided by the
general feeling throughout the country.
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liver “loves.
During the pest week the river thieves
but. ()uWednre-lay evening.r Wm. MIC:
98 foot host was it \lcu; also a skid belong
in: to Richard Palmer. s psir of ours from
Frank Roberts The note evening the
cabin of Frank .lloyt‘s host was broken open
and all the dishes taken. The moonlight
nights. and the number of vissels on the
harbor elf-rd an excellent opportunity for
boat thievte
flmwdhdhfxewm
i‘ront all appearances it seems that the
soon it excursion of the Methodist Societite
of this town will be more largely prtronintd
then ever. The point to which the steamer
will go is very highly spoken of by those
who visited it on the «canine of the Cote
gtcgstional picnic. and a’vety general de
sire is felt to ertjoy its refrrnhiug brunt un~
dot pitsssn‘ter circumstances. The steamer
Laura will leave thuond Emitters dock
on the morning of the 2th at 8 “‘fli‘fi%“j
Fete for the round trip only 80
will probably be the last «mu the
season. sud will lllithth‘dl)‘ be the tarp-st
and thrust pleasant. 3
~ ———-oso——
0!“ Block Island.
Selling parties are numerous from this
city this season. and they nearly all no upon
tit! saute cruise. There certainlv is an no
traction of some tried at hlsrtha‘s Vineyard
for the men of this city. The lnlltthtion
that it is the young ladies nummcrinn there
cannot be true. for meat of the exeursronista
are married men. flowever. they go, and
in the absence of positive proof to the con
trary we shall say that the principsl objects
of these cruises are reontstiuu and rest. The
last psrty from here sailed on Wednes‘
day in Mr. Geo Bell's new sloop. " Minnie
Bell." The party consisted of Geo. W. Day.
Commodore. Go. 8. Bell. 8. 8. Brinton.
Wm. D. Gregory. M. id. Nolan and Grand
Jackson. - Tut-y expect to visit Newport,
Vineyard Haven, Block blend. and other
platter. and be absqot about a week. We
hope they will have lots of enjoyment.
—-—-oso-——-—
It. Molok- M All-It
is a capital Midsummer Holiday uutubem
feature in children‘s msgsnlnes. which St.
Nicholas was the dret to bring out. Spie-
ially adapted to she wants and tunings that
prevail in summer weather. it is full to the
brim of refreshment and interest. and up ur-
kles like cool water from adeep wail.
Charles Dudley Warner numbness
in tbaanthor‘s own lively vein of gentle
so mural of a boy.
9‘ in. Mpklne' Basil Story."
During the beantlfllrnoon tight evenings
scene of gaicty not often seen; multitudes ofa
After enjoying the cool breenu for a time '
his proclamation commanding the heart my
have done considerable stealing in our huf '
“John's first Party.” a story of country life
hour. Oslls 'l‘haxter in NW New
wonderfully sweet and melodious verses.
entitled “Robin‘s Rite-Boar. " a. If. dispen-
s- loveiy fanni- la her flee-log “Dres- ‘
ebuatl‘slrlss,"snd Sarah Winter Ketlug
tells shoes “'lhe- Wag Eagle's m
Exploit" in a manner irresktioiy captivating
when;
Intention. appears. UM“
Psspcr Wash-bash
25 Cents. n
\
Pas r .W b '
M30 00%. owls
Paper Pails
85 Cents.
No Better Goods nor Less in
Price than at
r.1r Lurrwionr
The Trade Supplied.
ABIGKERMAN
& SON,
Pomola and Sun Uns-
brollnn in nu shoe and
gross Variety, on Love
Prices.
Parson-one a cones so 38
cools.
Ob alumnae-
esty Brussels at $1 .09 pos-
M
1 Carpet are via?
riots: Moon.
Rove wunoss Sowing In.-
olnnn 3% 380.00.
Hosiery. lid Gloves.
m‘ on! a Racy M.
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96“ SON’S,
S berth Norwssllr.
[Mulligan Street.
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may».
We W111 NOT
‘D‘pStalrs.
MOSES
That his
in banbu
CHRIS A I g‘OI...“ Alt-u.
Chamber Suits
Parlor Suits,
Library Sm
Kitchen Furniture, . _
Feathers and Beam,
- At Extremely Low Prices;
F O -B O A S. H .
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
One Door below Brown s Shoe Store.
Extract of Vegetation.
‘ounmé DYSPEPSIA,‘
Induction, Constipation BMW“ 1‘ Masai
WMIMMQWMg
be Undemla
UpStlh-l.
D AMEB
n
STonIAéH, LIVER and BLOOD.-
freefroaia thi ofsnrinernlor nrlousnntnretscsstiledh ileum
Neale 3! It monomer." rboctle. by
"15in noses omen. none-x. en-
THE FINEST
NEW. 0309
I
In this Market
_AT_
ll. W. Billi'l'llllK’S.
:PEcK te trrrrr
macro ctivcnnma
SOAP
'l‘lllr‘. Boss SOAP
OF THE TIMES. “ ‘
Wednaotdoagr-tdul of hlnwlu. but we wil
anythstwe areaatltog
GooddnpnnTe‘n hid!“
Asenahehaayhl sshwashretneown seawater
seer-Nets. “Mal‘tmvekfflu.
WessllcondOoedsaeelesesathahwwmattew.
rm Pom no:
GLOSS STARCH
50 Cents. 1......
routs ”Sr
Webavejnetreceivndammdnu' “7
IRN‘I on undo! whiehntwnenaeell nth-w“.
Boys Shoes 750.
‘0‘“ “.5.
lens Brtlrr Gum
8 Q . O O"
mt. anon ;
Ladies Fine French Kid ‘But-
ton Boob; "
Lodies', Misces’ and Children I 3 ‘
Boots and Shoes of ell "
and prices to suit. the title. ..
Gents fine Button Boole and
Strap Tiesl
“tar
Billi‘lillllifill
to W 30‘“
Ngrfik. Store Depot.
pied by Buckingham to”. on.
Come and see. Good M
at low prices for cash. ,
Norwalk Chronicler