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Clubbing loves.
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\‘1 ,\‘ r- bo‘ .u till
p. m m of \foruhly “ “ um
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1 tn .\‘ its-cry “ 10¢
Arm rlq :u Aerit‘ulluf‘lblfl “ I.”
gr‘l‘be what-rt wasp? cc nftlu above mine.
. Scribner xdt kbolugtdw; Demurm‘ 3,
3: or Sunny. #1.?”
N0 PAY!
WN0 PAPER!
I} mt AIV’YV'G 1c the Poetrmco crumb Norwcll
\ Jan rem-u . Pct-com unto: foruhy of than
i i n: v: i ulcue my they no cdvcrtlvcd
LADIE‘ us'r.
like May 1-1. Cur. (‘3) Mrs. Emma Cum-
. \ch Mrs. bury J. Gregory. Misc J ones.
.\l1<. Wm. Price. ‘
uRNTLHEN‘S LIST.
Mr. George W. Curr. blr F. W. Gilbert.
Mr. llcvjvmlu Martin. B. W. Turtle.
J. 8. DUNNING. nuclear-r.
a».
not of Letters
I) 3!: \leG in tho Poet Cleo “Nor-Wk. Cone.
onto. me Poacher-onto: for mot
t & nbmo “will plan my “Advanced.“
Y C. Baler,Normau 8. Beta. (‘3) Mei-y
Berg. John thl“, John L. Cusidy. P. G.
Crosby. Mrs bl. Dtvls. Wm. P. Hill.
Thoma IIovvley. Fred Hatfield, It ibert
Jun roouJ‘hilcul Kirkbem. Mrs. Enclave
\V. Lewis. flannel “01in. Mia Ii. E.
“you. Mn. Currie Raymond, bliss .\f. Riley
Ilia Bole“ W. Raymond, Siia St John,
a R Smith, Leno M. Thvile, Mrs. BL‘f‘jl-
lulu Wcstcr.
€11 AS. orusrimn Pool Muster.
Ilene... 3m: and 3collab.
The ru all; room slut—P continues to a nu
i‘b.
M , r V‘.‘
Mt ll Snyder to new in the employ of
u. \‘m liquor-at“.
was.
He look big eunuch newt—cur Buy we
lurch. Ilaudeuv last—buy.
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The rail meeting of the First ll. 12‘.
Church Literary S clay wil: be hcld Mm»
day cvvulug.
” 1 IV ”a; ‘1‘.- .\
‘The priformaucc of “ The lbunkarr. a
v: , a
llomv “ on Tut-clay overdue r: we first mic
satisfaction.
._ H. A." .. _.
=R,t rm rll \\ bite is v\put(\t home on
the rIQltllix r humane ublv‘u i: d u: Stanley .
or Norah}-
Th: l‘rix-tirll Fire Insurance Compruy of
this city. has declared it semiannual divi-
dend of five er cent.
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nguold. in Henry the Fifth, played to a
good house in Norwalk on Tuesday evening,
and gave a very satisfactory performance
9o.
.y——-—-
——0u and after \Inndav Dec. 3d Tucker 5
Depot Reshuruut will be 0 ice night and
flay continually.
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Leroy Adam! has formed :- c ipartuersbip
with Mr. Stevens of Daubury. and the trier
inc“ of. the old stand is continued under the
film name of Adams & Stevens.
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The Stamford .lrlmcurc on Tuesday issued
on extra giviugo ful‘ account of the liq in:
trials in that pla‘ .fmru “lib. h we like the
rep 1r! pm ollsliv- l in dumber : 1h: uu.
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«tint 1 lqu‘x-y s for V of Port (v 1 u I! p
lluhlw it not: $1 50 Colour Main cud
)hrehzll streets.
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The New Haven imvu doctors have do
clincd to suvv, owing to the reduction of
their caloric: from $150 to $100 by the so
It‘Clml‘D.
v—W '0’. ”*6-
The enumeration of the children in the
Union School district which is just complc
ted nukes llzc numb. r nine bun‘
drvd end tighter n lntrvcen the ages of four
cud airtvvn your:
is
fl...»—
A delegation of clcvvu from I‘utnom Hose
00. of this city, with their lady friends. or.
tended on invitation lull given by Putnam
Hone No 3 of Puricheter, on Wednesday
evening last. They rrport a very pleasant
.
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Qt. -
9,—an place to buv boots cud shows, all
Brviwrri. - m x: dour in SENTINEL 001cc
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The Union Squire Company will present
‘5; “ Two Orphans“ at Music Hall, next
Motility—two performances—mellow rt
two. evening It eight. Admission, after
noon 15 and ‘35 cunts; evening, ‘25, 35 and
”cents. Full particulars next week.
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Tb is Friday morning while :1 laborer was
in removing the embankment upon
tho old St John place on High St. the to
.‘ not” of a burner: being were unearthed.
m were buried about six fed. d luy
club to the wool side of the foundation upon
“k5 flood the old homestead.
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At the annual meeting of the 01d Wcll
val held on Hominy evening, the following
alcove were elected- z-I’reeidcm Alden
was: Vice-Provident \V‘illirm ll. Hoyt.
W. John H. Smith Secrrt1ry, H.
:Dircctors, William I! Hut and
M F. Waterbury
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w—r—w—wow vww-
‘vll- Pariah Perfume “ HACKS“:
' '. " ll rich and fray-out. Try it.
urn—«w.—
Romeo Bromcly wan to town Wedne-
_. £1338 MEN“ Oil to our uwnufmctur~
8. all: I dutch-u urticlc very chem
know whether be use! any or it on
m or not but this member ls of
Wu which a saintly termed
M»—
Nicol bond of minor”: for
exhibition buvc ensued Thoma
of ”flood to go to Purl: in
on that WM! exhibit: ere
properly and and for
mutilation. cud reobippcd. unk-
obovgvto exhibitou. excl-pt where
ml- lucumd fur repair: end
all «pecking. The United
dual-bu free tunemtntioo from
b! Mud beck.
dam on Bentley tut.
Georgiana Waterman of this city.
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Burton wa- tbo victim of the
III woe put to thunkupby
. trhtoolloodeymcrolor. II
“In the deliver. lodged the
mmoflmtoalccp. II
WIRMLMMI:
, no. .luvle. tboadebete be no
oboe-d totbe dbevetlou ef tboreeblltvot of
the order. Boiler tbb pleu were to
tbebebb of exp-Idle. on fire whole
met for delvcoeleo cud ll bee cone to
lhbttketooeponruweoklv oouvuuvdeevau
vodoeobcll'pceudeofvmr. The order.
now vpcclfy only such crtlcloe bl vbcll be
supplied by the grocer. cud except‘lu cover
of nrccalty they bl" cocduvd to vubotuutiul
udder of dott. such I: flour, pork. pounce:
been. call. etc.
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Gm Covvlco.
Divine vervlce in the German language
will be held at Trinity cburcb next Sundny
afternoon rt 3 p. in. The vrrvlece will be
conducted by Rev. MLL‘ogcr of New York.
related by the R1 ctzr. All Germans are
invited.
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A Challenge to Mon Shootcn.
I hereby chalk-nee euy man in Fulrtleld
County to about a trap flail rod bundle
match. at not less than twenty~flve birds a
side, Long Islard rules to govern.
Flux: Baum-r,
iSouth Norwelk. Ct.
fl.”
Union School.
Whole number of schollare enrolled the
first week 561. Number of cum of ludi-
nrufhl. Number of caves of absence 0L
Average rate per cent. 0f ntteudencc for the
whole school 95.
S. B. DL'T'ION. Principal.
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—A Krupp cells the but Record Cigar—
ten cent cigtr—for ave cents. Try them.
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Sunday School Concerto.
The eiieudvuce at Congrvgutlunel church
on Sunday evening was very large. cud it
“"8 favored with u that interesting Sunday
school exercise, conducted by Mr. S. B
Dutton.
At the Bupiist Church there was also a
very full uttendunce. and the ererrises were
of more than usual interest. Our Cong":-
eatiouul and Bums! rvporters have bccu‘
derelict in their duties this wetk, or we
or" til-J have given more full reports:
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Rev. W. I]. “one“ Ironic;
llrv. Mr. Thomas was on the train which
went lbwugh the bridge at Tarriffville, and
was va avrrvly injured. hlucb interest
we: created here oheu it was learned that
he \\‘:s irsjurvd. cud sympvtby- for him is
expo-Ml fill all sldex and it is hoped that
ho arrious rvsrtlts vull follow. Iu farmer
to a telegram on Friday hcdispolchcdus
lhv full “ring :—
’l‘u tmuuzx Bu .\
llvrtuN hope kg: truly be anti—the
lurrut arm and \ide an in t :lup though to
luvol vb foul rmulm of overwitw—sufl‘cr
much agony.
W. ll; 'l‘uoulx
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—Clxmp times at last. Notice Harvey‘s
price lot
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A Faulty Ito-union.
Tursdnyfibc 15111 inrt. being the occasion
of the 0011: birthday of Mrv. Mary C. \Vuteb
nmu. brr children had devised a surprise for
her at the residence of \Vru. II. Swords, Esq.
in honor of the event. During the foreuoon
the wandcrers bad as=cmblrd, and on her
arrival at the dinner hour. she was greeted
with so hearty welcome. cud many warm
congratulations from all her children, name
13‘: Mr. Harry G. \Vafcruiau, of New York
City; .‘Irs Y P. Phelps. of Albion N. Y;
\lrs. \Viu. H. Swords, of South Nor-walk,
Mr. Chas. E. \V‘ulrruun, of Brooklyn) N
Y.; Lon ll.’ Wail-mun, Misses Bella and
The day
vv l5 one of great pleasure and profit to
them all. but “as saddened by the rumour
bruncc that their list rc-uuiou. some eight
y-ar: ago. was at the bur‘nl of their hus-
tuud uud father Mr. Chas. Waterman.
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Escape of Brown the Ila! Tutor.
Grange Bruvvu was arrested in Ncwurk,
and brought to Dzihbury for trial. as one of
the parties \vlmbrvko into the Union llrt
Factory. and stole huts. lie woe bound
overdo the sink-rim- court under $300 bonds.
"is bwtlu r remmkvd ut the time that it was
too bad to put him in j all for so srmll a sum
end said that he would have put the amount
in his pocket. if he had only known that it
would hove been needed. As no one was
ready with the bonds be was kept under
custody over night at the Turner House, his
brother returning to Nl‘hvclk for money to
give bill for his appcurnuce at court. In
the morning he was put in joi‘, and in the
course of the dry. Friday.bls brother return‘
ed with money to give bail for him, which
was refused by Mr. Sherwood. the keeper
j! the jail. Browu‘ s brother then went to
the officer the! had him in chnrge. who
went with him to the jail, and nleased
Brown. Ills brother slipped some money
in his band, and said "go!“ which was all
that was rrquired, and off he went, so the
officers of Daubury have got to look once
more for their prisoner. \Ve hope they will
catch him, and profit by this lesson, and
keep l1im.— Bctbcl Praia.
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vackeyo Cook Book.
This excellent work, more than one hun~
dred copies of which were sold in Norrvalk
In! winter, now comes to us improved and
enlurged, bearing the new title “ BUCkeye
Cookery cud Practical HouscKeepiug.“ It
contains 464 pageS, 298 of which are devo-
ted to Cookery, followed by Bills of Fare,
Cook‘s Time chle, Table of W'eighis and
lieuures, full instructions for Housekeep-
lug, Dinners. and bow to give them. Mar
ketiug. Corvlug. Qiuts for the Preservation
of 11-: :iltli. Sick Boom and food for the sick.
laundry. floral and medical departmentsnal-
ueble miscellaneous receipts, genera augges~
flour and complete “We of contents. So»
out tcltlmouiolv have been given by ludles
olNorwnlk. to its thorough excellence or I
gulde to ell housekeepers. rind there ii lbuu
dun evidence that it gives ccucrol utlsfuc
tlon wherever it is used. South Norwalk is
moo to be Cli'tidi'd. cud every lady who
is in need of A reliable help, will be greedy
beheaded lu procuring a copy. Waterproof
01.75. cloth v.50. Tbc book can a‘co be
obtained by uddrculcg the excel. at Narr
walk Poet Odor. Box 173.
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Who and cure.
wine in North cud Slutb America and Ba-
rope. bu aimed for it imam: the medlczrl
faculty u clouding reputation. Cbemlvtv
bid cclentldc urn hove visited his collar: in
New Juicy. cud unblyxod his wine. and
ucodlt the most hubby and bone-
hold in the mullet.
bated pbydcloul of New York city.
“I bcvvbeeo lo the hour 01min; Spec”
thence
Tue unwanted mecca of Speer‘e
The following lstlrr
wurccelved by Mr. Spec: from Dr. A. 1).
WM». of the oldest and most cric-
mo Mound I hove fou d it
Mam Mic. Imtle! Itlmdiout odd;
mimic” rod stomach won’t.
Igdbpoottlooofuoprloclpted deueruo
“membrane-m Inepeorto
Wobbbpvodecaouud place the},
“announcer: vo been verb:
duo-i. , my
Mlnmmorhm.
cod Alde- loluou. mm Dudley
P. Ely who elected ml old Peter L.
Gunmen. Wont.
The “curd election of the Nettonl Book
of Norwulk took plot! on tho 0th tub. and
multed in the devolution: re-electlob oftbb
Bond of Directors: Bulcv Curtis. Samuel
Lyme. If. n, Edvard I'. Weed. Ibvuevcr
Hill. Idwurd Bard. Idwurd K Lockwood.
Bhoucrer J. Bill.
The following were reelected Board of
Dlrcctorvof the Fulrflcld County Back: I".
Br. J. Lockwood, Wm. S. Lockwood. Ell
B Bennett. J mph W. Ilubbell, Ave E
Smith. Lewis J. Curtis. Char. E St. John
W. ll E. Lockwood.
The Central Notlonel Bruk elected Direc-
tors as follows : A. S. llurlbutt. Thou. R.
Morrison. John P. Beetly. Henry F. Guthrie.
Win. R. Smith. Goo. M. llolmee, P. L. Cun-
uiugbruu, Charles Smith. Shrrmuu More-
house
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—Cor~kc d: Louusbury‘v flue French kid but-
ton boots, the boat in market. Worruuted
Cell for them at Browu‘ a boot and shoe more
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Ilomo Sociable.
The Home Sociable. held Tuesday eveu‘
lug. we: more lergcly attended than my of
the series this neuron. cud war worked by
more full dress on the part of the members
end guests. Kids and “swallow tulle“ will
brook out and prcvull in spite of cttcmpts
on the part of the managers to make the.
vociablcc luformel receptions end not full
drcse parties. Everybody being at lib-
orty to follow their inclinations in the mat-
ter of drcu. ell ore satisfied and the coclublo
la a pronounced luccm.
The ploy of Tucodey evening. “ Still
Waters Run Deep.“ wu good—wry good.
Lester Walluck and old John Gilbert might
huve witnessed that acting and not found
much to criticise. The two ladies. Mrs.
Exrle, as “ Mlldmay‘e" wife, end Miss
Tutor as “ Mrs. Sternbolr ." showed their
full appreciation of the characters they hs~
sumed. and played with force and finished
grace. Mrs: Esrle‘s portrayal of the peui~
tent, wayward wife—full of love for her
husband ytt half led array by the bland
ishmcuts of a scheming villion. was rm ex~
celleut piece of acting. and evinced both
ability and artistic taste. “ John Mildmoy “
we: well played by Mr. Osbourne. The
character is a coral one. cud Mr. Osborne
did not have to wonder far out of his own
personal character to make up bad act a
genuine Mildmay. Hr. Earle sustained the
most difficult part crmdiugly well.
“ llawkcley“ is a difficult port became it
commands no sympathy from the audience
and hppluuae must be won solely by good
acting. .\lr. Berle received early ladies
tiara tint his acting we: immouuccd good,
hurt it we: indeed very good. Ile played the
genuine ouch t y rascnlbut all the ladics in the
audience knew thut he was a pretty good
sort of a follow after all. Mr. Frisby in his
old age we: immense. All the rucrrimcot of
the play devolves upon “’ old Potter,“ and
Mr. Frisby made the most of the port. Ilia
character delineation secured about perfect.
The minor puts were well rendered,
and the play we: put upon the stage with
evident care and good management. Wr-
believe that this was the last play for this
season. Surely it will be remembered very
pleasantly by all who attended.
9'
—A full stock of goods will be sold cheap
at Brmvu's, next door to SENTINEL office.
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Fall-field Fire Insurance Co.
This company announces its rogulnr semi
annual dividend of five per cent.. pa) able
on demand, and shows proof of continued
prosperity and progress. We have been
permitted to examine the annual sworn
statement of the company for January Isl.
1878, previous to if; filing with the insurance
departments of the rcvrnl states where
they do business, and the exhibit made is
commendable to the management of the
company.
A material increase in both gross assets
and net surplus is shown. 'l‘hvy bud $313»
000 of well invested avsctzx, including $503
000 in government bonds, and $13,000 in
solid mortgages, in addition to the other
bonds and securities, all income producing.
nod 51 lccted by ucloselyscrutiuizing finance
committee, with view to absolute serum)-
and immediate hvutlibility in case of sud-
dvn demand.
The company could wmmond $100,000
in cash on twenty hours notice. and the bull
crrs claim flu t tl1c1r busimss is so vrcll dis~
tirbulcd and munugni that no large fire (of
less magnitude tho! that of Chicago or Bos-
ton) could make such a dvmoud necessary.
Even in the great Boston fire they lou. but
75,000.
The Fairfir-ld has peid in dividends since
orgauimtiou $128,000. and has cashed loss
claims to amount of $592,000. It has never
failed sine: the Boston fire to pay its regular
10 per ccut. per uuuum to stockholders.
The rcceipts of the company for 18'77.
were $150,700, and its expenditures $130,200
including dividends, thusc a profit of about
$20,000 vvus made over and above the divi~
dcuds.
All this is very gratifying and shows what
clear headed management can do even in
hard times, when failures and depreciation
abound. and with the average of luck which
insurance companies have to contend with.
The officers and directors are satisfied
with the yeur's results. and particularly
now when rfl‘rrts seem to be strongly
made to prove that small companies cannot
be made to pay, and security in lusurauc is
more likely found in larger companies. We
are of the opinion thrt careful. lutcllieeut
and successful management a-flords the only
true basis of security in booking or lusur~
once corporations, and we think that the
Folrfleld Insurance Company in its six
your: record in seventeen states of the
Union has f ully pmvcu its claim upon the
public for their confidence and patronage.
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W’ar of Tompcranco.
cc: of the Ladies‘ Temperance Union at
Lockwood‘s It‘ll on Sunday afternoon. ta—
king for her subhct The Temperance War.
Buudrcds wercuuuble to gain admittance.
She drew vivid pictures of the church.
cchool house cud grog shop. Of the latter
rho said. they were constantly reading out
tkelrbeceful influences upon eoclety.ccd
members of liouebt to wage wu upon this
destructive agency. Surely we mighhlu
the come of Philanthropy, J ustlcc and Big! t
do vigorous battle. Remember, 70,000 {:0
out ycorlv from our midst to c drunkurd’a
grave end to u drucku-d‘e doom; and br-
hlnd them 100.000 moderate drinkers are
marching to eupply their places. and twice
tbet number of occasional drinkers. We
ought to secure the cblldm or with hookv
of elect. Think of it. future and motherv.
when yourboy act: on his ulster cud bulge
the door offer him it is too late for your in-
lucucctomcb him. I am informed tbet
you hove la Not-well: twelve balloons to
every church. and they are revolting out of-
loryourcblldrceby rvvry mom to their
power. Tboyetodyrhe boyeloveofuvoac-
We want to think whet we con do
Miss F. E. Willard spoke under the uusflhe left home is lost forever.
Incubator-mole.
terrlbh‘oeemy from our old». It woe
uoltlll theetervndetrlpeeouhrtbuvetvr
were bullet riddled cud crime «clued tbet
Jhe people trove to their night to put down
the foe end ruve the Union. A “loco to I
vepulcbrr. full of dead mcu‘v boner. under
any form of government. for it. buvlucve ls
$.an undermine the phyrlcal and
condition of our nurture, end whetever
iv physically wrong cannot be morally right.
The temperance cause. therefore. is a pm
trlutlc won We mutt lmperll thlc dei‘k
trade of hell by bringing the prohibition
rifle to beer upon its weak points.
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Old Woll’e Ball.
A tour. AFFAIR-LARGE AND cum-um AT-
TBNDAVCE—GOOD uusrc, an rural“
or rr.
Early on Wodureduy evening ladies and
gentlemen began to assemble at Muelc Bell
cud by eight o‘clock. the bulcouy was filled.
[Iowa‘s full brass band appeared on the
stage in full uniform a few minutes past
eight. o‘clock, and began the concert which
lasted tlll nearly uluc. They played eclec-
tlous from “Semiramua" and “Attila" in u
very fine manner, and greatly to the delight
of the large audience. At nine o'clock the
evening‘s progrcmmc beam with the“Graud
March," and from that time till nearly
morning the dancing was kept up. The
oodlllou music was furnished by revcn
pieces and tech deuce was followed by u
promeuede to music by the full bond. The
floor of the hall was well filled at each dance
and many of the apectetora in the gellcrlce
remained till after midnight. It is pro.H
nounccd by all u the finest public 1 affair of
the kind ever held In the city. and the uoy~
elty of a full band was a decided hit. Prof.
Bayer did everything in his power to make
the music fine, and he succeeded admirably,
and won for himself and his fine musical
organization the admiration of all who per
ticipated in the festivities and those who at:
tended more particularly to enjoy the
music
There were probably at one time present
as many as six hundred people. and not»
withstanding that the expense‘ incurred by
the coumany was very large. they not only
paid them all out of the receipts. but haven
handsome margin over. They also have
the satisfactirm of having given u firstclovo
cutertaiumeuhoud succeeded in confining the
attendance to the respectable members of
the community.
The stage was decorated with fl iwcrxaud
the h: adltubt of (ll-.1 \ “ell Truck and Chief
Engineer Kiuury‘ s trumpet. which mph)
outed to him by the dbputment on Christ
mas. and the private boxes were occuplcd
by distinguished partiu Decides the gen
eral attendance of the town there wercpm
cut Him \‘enic (lrrcu of Katouab, N. Y.,
.\lr. and Mrs. J. lit. Outwaur of New York,
Mia D. Mary and Ilisv J. lieu: of Brook‘
lyn, and others whose rut-cs we did not
learn. Mr. A. G. Help. us firmr manager,
performed his duties very .rlfuctivcly with
his ussistauta, end the reception committee
were unermiug in their attentions to their
visitors. llartlr-ir of the City Hotel. for
uishcd an excellent suppcrnvhich were per
taken of by about one hundred and fifty,
and, to sum up the whole affair in three
words, it was indeed a grand success.
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“ 'l‘IIc
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Drama of LIN.”
Ac'r Tm; Sucoxn :—Yov"ru.
Rev. Wm. H. Simonsou, Sunday evening,
preached upon “ Youth," it being the se—
cond act of the “ Drama of Life." Ills text
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was : “ Rejoice, 0 young man in thy youth; 00“,]an
and let thy young heart cheer thee in the P h «l . . .
days of thy youth."——Eccleslastes in. 9th. .. “its? E‘ ‘ Nelson tau " . little bu
Springtime. he began, is a season of pro
paration. The former at this time, having
waited until the winter‘s suuvvslmve melted,
prepares the soil for the reception of the
seed. Blossoms appear in the springtime,
and are much prized by everyone: prized
not alone for their flowery beauty, but for
what they represent. They remind us of the
summer‘s fruit, ripening under the gentle
influences of the suu~beruus. Youth is the
springtime of life—u season of preparation,
a susou of blossoms. But oh ! bow oft the
cold winds of temptutiou and vice brush
against the blossoms of youth. and blight
them in their budding. And one of
the saddest things in life is to sec promising
youth blasted. Youth is a time for plan-
uiug—u time for building' castles in the air,
very few of which, however. are over real:
iced. Youth is also a time when study of
all kind commoners. It is hlso a time for
enjoyment. The feelings are fresh, sorrow
and cure hold no place in the youthful
breast, and the reactionary power is great.
Youth is apt to look simply at things which
plcvso. But there is s uuctbing more than
enjoyment in lifc.—but. there is a vast dif~
ference between what we ought. to do, and
what. we do. Youth is a port out. of which
we sail, and experience is the winds which
ruflle the surface of the seat and toss our
bark about. Youth ia a time of strong im—
pulses. not reason; ihoughllessuoas, not care
God is not in their thoughts. Said a young
man when spoken to concerning religion :
“ I don’t want to think; anything to drown
thought i" A grand description was have
introduced of a picture which the ancients
used to represent Youth. Thoughtlessuecs
leads to indifference, and life to youth
seems like a carnival. “ Eat, drink and be
merry “ rooms in be their motto. The
world is very beautiful to them. Sunny
meadows are on every hind, while the
barren. sterile ruouutulu side and mountain
top are scenes for after years. The influence
of the world is seductive, but youth rushes
on. still hugging the phantom: of unreal
unsung, Innocent pleasures—sounded—
compauious, pursuits in life and schooldlfc
are full of tempt 100113 to the young bud lm
experienced. 110 deacrlbed reboot-life—
elther at boarding school or at college—
whcrc the purity of the youth‘s heart. is
often tainted. and where the comatose
charm which hovered o‘er your boy when
He referred
to a peach well nigh ripe. with its blush or
down upon its skin Brush lt ever :0 lightly
end the down is gone, never to return. The
peach may be all good he ever to eel. but
it never cabin have that bloom upon its
cheek: cud how oft the blush cud bloom of
innocence is gone when your boy return.
from a term ct college. Temptation, Which
generally camel u u beautcous being poa-
vvucd with all alluring charms. la the under.
tow of life whlcb curler the strongest in it:
arm: for out to ace. and only throw: them
up again as blr oted corpaca upon the strand.
But youth is not left. clone in life. There
are eoolrdufcguerue whlcb will rescue bin
if he will.
no closed his sermon with on cpoetrophe
to momorv. which accrued to cut o apou
ovrr llll beaten». It. tree a good lemon
and well delivered.
-—--—o»———
A (lo-pols- Grinder.
When Dr. R V. Pierce wen u cvcdlduto
for cute «eater. bin polltlcel opmu
published o pretended only-ll of bio pecu-
lor medicine. hoping thereby to mm
Mmlolboulhduddllvoout tbh ‘
crous readers of the Sumac for not furn~
them knew the trying ordeal I have bad
tune, they wouldn‘t uk it of me.
etc, at present, but can be found at Scllcck
still going and the boys continue to push
The following labour the Min Oin-
ml. of Oct. at. rem
“Boldly u dun yarn no he (Demure!)
come in“. o young cod uekcewh men. el-
novt frteedleu. with no capitol except his
food of investigation and experiment. He
uncovered. or invented, important remedied
agencies or compounds. Not cboelue to
wall werrlly for the rick and Iuflbrlug to
Fancy Syrup 880.
'wu ;
100 bbls. Minnesota, New:Pmcoss. ra‘rs Nil. :1 30, Bag Sc:
cured at a great advantage Sold likewise.
own mnboorl. which. however.‘ included it n , ‘
plenty of bnlov end pluck. ledonltebleper- l Rletl $Ztgds§é\‘%mc LS“; :8; _ 311%?
reverence. cud inborn uprlgbtuecv. Capitol y P 98» ‘ ‘ 0
“will for “1! young men. in thin prom. Good . . . 55
zlvgioouully. ilrl nag be ride: aeod :«uu cud Pure J uvu Cofl‘cc ‘ - - . 35
etvuwo. ebv ellteeegreet ‘ u . ‘. .
natural odvlulvm end one thing more. en 5121;: ($31: ‘ _ ‘33
excellent education. Be had studied medl‘ F .1 P k ‘
clue end been regululy licenced to prectlce am y or ‘ ‘ - . 08
u r phyvlciec. But be wu etlll e vtudeut Hunts . 12*
1-.
Reduced from $1.00.
Ask for our NEW PRICE LIST at the Store.
Dibble,
HAVE rum: ' ’ r ,.
I Have the Best BWc “05:23:“ to-do’y lu Nerv‘r'clk. I 7 .
Interesting to buyr rs.
Jr.
and out (without enybody to tell them) thvt
he could do them good. be advertised bl.
medicine! end invited the whole profession,
of every vcbool. to enmiuc cud pronounce
judgment upon his formulae. Bo odver-
tired llbcrolly. profusely. but with extraordi-
nu'y ehrcwdneve. end with e method which
is in itself e lcuou to ell who seek buelnase
by tbet perfectly legitimate. meme. Illa
mecca bu been rometblnir marvelous-so
greet indeed that it must be duc,to lulrinelc
merit in the allele he sells more even then
to bl: unprrellelcd rklll in the one of prim
ter‘s ink. The prevent writer once baked c
dlltlugullbcd dlepcnolug drugxiet to cxpluln
the secret of the utmost universe! demand
for Dr. Pieree'e medicines. He aid they
were in fact genuine medicine—ouch com:
pounds or every good physician would pro
scribe for the diseases which they were ed~
vertised to cure. Of course they cost lees
then any drugglst would charge for the same
article supplied on physician‘s perscriptiou.
and besides there was the doctor‘s fee saved.
Moreover. buying the drugs in such enor~
mous queutitlee, bevlng perfecl opparotus
for purifying cud compounding the mix—
ture. he could not only get better mlclee in
the first plece. but present the medicines in
better form und cheaper than the some mir-
turc could possibly be obtained from buy
other source.
It may be thought that all this heving
reference to Dr. Pierce‘s private busiuoeo
he: no point whatever when considered in
connection with the proper qualifications of
:1 candidate for the ecnote. Perbope. But
it is the fashion how, end will be for a fort
n‘xht more, with sundry jourcnla. to make
cheering illusions to this very mutter. Al.
ter that brief period. they will be quite
ready togoon doing his work a before,
and as always before. to spit-n of him us a
grout public bachelor. “
..__*_—
NOIIWALIK .
C
Pcrhups long» to apologize to the cum.
I
not going to do any such thing.
string items since last November, but I am
If any of
C
with three children down sick with the
whooping coughmuvl Alcnndcr‘c misfor-
Il is an
awful thing to have three children sick
with the whooping cough cud your husband
carrying his cm in a sling and out. of cm-
ploymeut, too. Idon‘t know what we would
have done. bad it not been for the Relief
Association and Dr. Barbour. But time
works wonders. and I am pleased to inform
the good and indifferent people of {Norwalk
that Alexander end my three children are
p
Charley Lockwood is not Opening oysters.
Bros‘. grocery. Ilia Main street market is
long and keep moving.
The “ Compellor“ has experienced little
or no dlmculiy in making her regular tri~
weekly trips so for this winter, and it is all
owing to J lick Durney‘a being on board.
He and Jack Frost can stand cold weather
about u well or any two follows I know of.
On Tuesday evening of this week thuix
Engine Company elected 001ch for the
ensuing year as follows : Foreman. J us. B.
Ella; First Aeolstaut, A. It. Benedict; So
coud Assistant. Geo. B. Fulrchlld; Record-
lug Secretary. Charles Freudeuthel ; Finan-
cial Secretory. Willis Cuvunvgh ; Treasurer,
Wm. Honda 3 Engineer. John If. Aiken.
The members of the company who enjoy
good bullh and feel competent to “ get
away " with oysters and “ slob.“ without
injuring their constitutions ore invited to
assemble ct the engine hou c on Tuesday
evening next at the usual hour.
The rooms shunted over Ed. Lamb‘s
grocery have undergone improvements ro-
ceutly at the hands of Beuj. Pillow and
others of Wort Main street and this Fridhy
evening are to be used for the first. time by
a select party who purpose to establish geu~
uiue Home .Soclebles. Benjamin always
liked fun when I was a young lady of eigh-
teen Ind lived on Chestnut Hill. and I am
glad to see tbet be in so gay end lively a
lime wears on.
The Second If. E. Church rapper at
Lockwood’a Hall on Wednesday evening
was largely attended and its uvuel afibrdcd
much enjoyment for both young end old.
" Alexander" is already out of putlcncc
with the new 00 t of Burgeesec for remov-
ing Isaac Bowe. and substituting that «no
gout Foster in his stead. I do not want to
dabble in politics, but from what I hove
beard Alexander any. Foster is incompetent
and brutal when on duty.
Next Wednesday evening the colored
folks promise c bell and cake walk. etc. ct
Week'e Hull. ,
The I. 0.0. F. I were visited by their
Stamford brother: on Wedueedey evening
lest. An oyster vupper was furnished to
Road‘s best Itylc at the Norwclk Hotel.
On Wednesday evening the members and
friction of Pioneer H. d: L. 00. tripped the
light fantvvtle.
The tcmpercuce people held u moetlug in
Lockwo‘od‘v Ball on Tuesday evening while
u large number of other: visited the Opera
House to wit-car Mr. Rlnuold to Henry V.
Eight hundred and Jody dollars were
pledged ct the meetlug held in Lockwood‘e
Hell on Tuocduy evening to be cppllcd to-
ward prosecuting lbcllquordcelrrs. Amour:
the eubvcrlbete m the following :
Bullock Bram.
J. L. Bottom.
D. W. Fitch.
Rev. Mr. Hamilton.
Rev. Ir. thllomv,
if. W. Burr.
Bullock Young. 7
m were mlde by Reverend: Humil-
too. Williams. Tutor, Batty. cud Hr
Perry. ‘
ll
A.DIGKERMAN
0
es, etc.
greatly reduced prices.
A. DICKERMAN A: SON’S,
South
HBLIDAY PRESENTS
Bohemian. Purim:
Including Decor-Med Cups and Suuccrc
Toilet Sou. Lev: Match Sofas mu Clgnrs or a.
do SON.
KBPHOH
Holiday Goods
Spooo
Ladies. Silk Pocket Handker-
l1icl§ at 25c.
Larger Sixes 50c. to $1.00.
flfllRLES BRIGGS
lug.
Prescriptions Accurate“
(lo-epowlulcel
Linen Heuuucd llumlkcr~ DAY AND Elem.
ill
NEW GOODS
CONSTANTLY BEIN G RECEIVED.
TR! FINE? LINE 0!
Pocket Books;
& Portmoniaes
rum arrow
Widl Street. Nor-walk.
nokoepeonbndelorgvotockof
rdwllloelltbe-ouxouvbtym _,
“mambo-tumor“.
an undo-drowned. —
IN TOWN.
Chamois, Sponges,
Perfumery. Son: p,
Flesh Brushes,
Chest Protectors,
Paco Powder,
Pocket Knives,
CIGARS.
hwy-thing in TOILET GOODS can be loom! at
PIIA RMAC",
. scab fur llowuburg‘s l upr svni Spun
acts
Agents for Trumbuli‘s (klel-ratcd Bloch
bicfs 83.5, 100., 12c.. Mic.
Liucu Horn Sticli 20c. to 500..
Luce Handkerchiefs from 200.
In)
.dv
Ladies Silk and Lace Tics.
Ladies \Voi‘slcd Jackets.
Ladies \Voi‘sted Scarfs.
Hand Glasses, Combs, Brush-
Wilsou Sewing Machines at
__‘\1‘..
\VASIIINGTLlN STREET. '
Nul‘wulk, Conn.
lhvc Just Received a Flue Lot of
and China “fore,
«Hung: Pariah Stamens and Busts.
Also on Bond
810 VES, RANGES r0 HEATERS
0f the Lctcst Improvements.
TIN. CROCKEBY and GLASS WARE
0f English. French and American Manufacture.
Bronx .d. Glue. Chine. Brltrmule and Nicklo‘plotcd
Ila-mp--
Plumbers arvvl Jobber-e In ltlolols
0f Copper. Tin. Zinc and Iron.
RUBBER BOSE. WATER PIPE AND EAUCE‘I‘S
Convtoutly on Head.
Mao for ate the onlyh pure IRON GLAD PAINT
cold to thtv motion of be etc: o.
1‘. E. Nash do Bros
SANTA CLA‘US
flurry Christmas.
Holland's "“i‘iiii‘c‘iaid
WHOLESALE mo
Sabbath 801106“ and Fair:
surmcn. '
Candy Toys end Christmas Tree
0r cements.
AT W PRICES
OPPOSITE QTY IIO'I‘IL. 80. NORWALK.
lirisnnas is liming.
H.
Sleighs.
nOur Goodawllt be cold ut. the Low-on Mabel
1877.
13. zoom
IS DAILY RECEIVING
xmsrm Mum-onus u
3. y.
lus’ Bllllll Gaiters
ton Boots.
“nuts and Shoes of. all grades,
a
Strap Ties.
300T lSHllE .S'l'lifi
Oppo
Norwalk, Store formerly
pied by Buckingham 8: Co.
at low prices for cash
‘I‘v-buvcjudrccelvedomm‘l‘dmls‘“
i” W031"! 3L“.
'03:“ .3.“
Ladies Fine French Kid Bub-
Ladies‘, Misses and Children‘s
ml prica to suit the times.
Gems fine Button Boots and
_ x12.
“BRBWIS”
site Railroad Depot, South
coco»
Come and see.
Good good:
Gum] “811011111113
IN ENDLBS VAR“! TY .
Brass Drums,
Dolls, Embossed Pic-
tures, Japanese
Toys. Etc.
Confectionery, 65c.
Don‘t fall to call and exocrine the «ruck bdovo
urvhusine. u the rtock embraces cvcrythl in the
the of childrvu‘ 0 toys. as well u uscfrr Elev.
;
H. E. BOD“’ELL
The Shirt Above All
BUY THEM—-TRY THEM.
uuvm revamp: NEVER TOBEBXCELLED
be genuine Wen-rm: mud
w. a. swears.
Completely W
cartedp to Marv-“:3 due: PEI-ll lo n.1,};
made in every mpcct. To be foil?“ fable: 31:3
perfect flutes.
Merchant Tailor. Cor. Wubt or:
South Nolvlullk‘faloud.Ml Nola has?“ ‘
Flames 111 NW 8010
(
memmhm
DON’T FORGE! ,
Flames rim-aim duo
it you Phil-88113"-
‘whNTED!
Shavl'rrgand 1
mm 1. no mans
o
album. num.u.wmw
thug-cote Willa. Ilia chole-
m
Ilka, Won-en c chiral-eds ,
.11; pp.
A. KMPP‘SV
IS TBS PLACE TO GET THE BEST
Hard—Pun Prices. The
“ BEST RECORD ;”-%1‘
Cent Cigar for F1
CENTS! For Sale by
91mm,“ _,
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