“16mm IA! II. “38.
are PAY! N? ransom:
uss cf utter-s
surname in the Memes at loath llcvwal
R layout. revs. Parsons callins for novelties:
letters will prove any they are advertised.
Lu}!!! LIST.
.i‘i‘dms‘i' . ii 1"“ limit 9““
n u . ts. re 0 m rs. ili
Philips. Mrs. W. D. Sendai: am
.
GUITLIIIN‘I LIST.
‘ James Damnh. Chas. Gardner. Mr. Frank
tmdfrey. Mr. Geo. Watkin. Mr. Arthur 1!.
Marshall.
.1. s. overtime. Post-issuer.
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lJat of' Letters
‘b R“ \ib‘mfi in the Poet Oleo nt Nor-walk. Conn.
\\ Marti. ms Persons eailin for any of
t or sbove will please aay “Advent “
B. M. Andrews. Miss Surah Benedict.
.\lltr\s .\. Browning. Miss Julia Barker. .1.
ii. it with». Charles Barnes. Simuol .Dsnks.
Alrxmder Graham Mrs Mort Jennings.
tigorge lurkwood. Thomas Miner. Adln N.
Mmsr.i.t‘. l‘n-us. Mrs. Ellen Riley. Mrs.
Mary A Smith. Thomas E. Smith. Flank
iii Strain. Elward Taylor. Mrs. Wells.
\V‘rngvrt .v P unypscker.
CBA‘. 0u§TuD. 1'. )1.
liner: 1%
WW and fibrin
ems iii.
1 is 2‘ a. .«
“Kala-Matthews” his pal-
pit-sum.
Henry Mood. an old resident of
Wm. died on Sunday morning.
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Ths Independent Order of Hibernian
meet at Swords‘ Ball. on Teusdsy evo-
hing.
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Mrs. Van Octt continues the revival meet-
~lugs at the Second M. E. Church. Many at-
tend from the city.
Bishop Williams administered the rite of
confirmation to twelve persons at St. Paul‘s
Church Sunday morning. The church was
beautifully decorated.
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Superintendent Sandiforth of the Dan-
bury and Norwalk Railroad is having an ofv
doc dttcd up in the depot in this Olly.
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The work on steamer Adelphia is progres~
sing as fast as possiblemnd she will be rtady
to take her place on this route as soon as
wanted in place of tho Amerieus.
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Colonel Oscar E. Austin. late proprietor
of the Wooster House. Dinbury. died of
dropsy at the residence of his bt‘ltherJu
Boston. May on.
bay--.“
Mr. Carrion. of New York. rs doing some
very pretty frescoiag in the stores of Girl
. “W V
Orcfctt Knapp have just received an
other police order from New York. It calls
for 850 death hats. and work will be com-
menced on them to-dsv. (Saturday)
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A Sunday school concert of unusual inter-
act will be held at the Baptist Tabernacle.
Sunday‘evening at 7t o'clock. Several nov-
elties will be introduced. All are invited.
w”—
The Ladies of Trinity Church propose
holding their annual spring fair and testis
val on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
81st and 89d of this month. A musical
dramatic and literary entertainment and
nsnpper will be given. Something fully
equal to the previous entertainments given
by this society may be expected.
MW
—-'l‘ho Rest Finished Unlaundried Shirt.
ll’arronfai l'ii‘ea Mills. for 900. at
ll. V'un lioosear‘s.
Mm
Leander Searies. the popular conductor.
added to his joys and responsibilities on
Tuesday of last week by wedding Miss
lielen Wheeler of Reading. They have
taken their wedding trip. and now “ Andy “
is back to business as agreeable as ever. and
acts as though he had done about the right
thing.
W—
The transit of the planet Mercury ncross
the face of the sun on M today was very ins
manta m 0" A cannon
rumor.
It looks now as thth Norwaik was to
do itself honor on the 80th of May by bon-
oring the memory of its dead soldiers.
Meetings have been held. and committees
appointed. and now it remains only for the
people generally to unite in the movement
to make it a complete success. At the meet‘
ing at Pioneer Hook c Ladder Rooms on
Wednesday evening there was a good at-
tendance and the following committees
were appointed: 0n Speakers—Wm.B.New-
comb. James Golden: on Finance—Joe. S.
Dunning. Charles Olmstead : to solicit bus-
iness men to close their places from 10 to 5
o‘clock on Decoration Day—Chas. 1". Hal-
lock. Wm. B. Newcomb r on Music—Chas.
1“. Marvin; South Norwalk Committe to
procure ti livers—Mrs. Jones Russell. Mrs.
Chas. E Duty. Mrs. Chas. F. Hallock. Miss
Belle Weed. Miss Florence Benedict. Miss
Mary E. Platt. and Miss Ella C. Smith.
The following organisations have accept-
ed an invitation to parade : Old Well Book
it Ladder (20.. Putnam Hose Go . Board of
Engineers of Norwalk and South Norwalk.
and Hope Hose Co. of Norwalk. The fol‘
losing have been invited. but have not yet
accepted the invitation but are expected to:
iiorusldenards. Photuix E igloo Cu. and
complete
tsschusantipstrcnsot the public schools
of the town of Norwslk' we give the latest
action of the Board of School Visitors in
tbs adoption of a new school geography.
At a nguiar roosting of the Board of School
Visitors. held May 0th. 1878. the secretary
of the Board was instructed to transmit to
the publishers of the newspapers of the
town of Norwslk notice as follows :—
“Thc Board of School Visitors have de-
posltcd for use in the public schools of Nor.
wa .
Teachers, hereafter. in the formation of new
classes in geography. will direct the use of
Montoith‘s School Geographies.
Monteith‘s Geographies."
Attcst. tours J. BLAKE.
Secretary of Norwsik Board of School
Visitors.
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The Battalion Drill.
Two companies of the Fourth Rent. 0. N.
(i. 00. 0 of Stamford—Capt. W. W. Studs
well. and Co. 1) of South Norwalk—Oapt.
Crowe. were present in Military Hall Friday
night. in obedience to orders from Head-
quarters. for a few exercises in the military
line under the head of battalion drill.
F of Greenwich—Capt. Mead. had also re
oeivcd orders to be on hand. but were not
there and are supposed to have “missed the
train.“
charge of the Fourth. has been dangerously
Co.
Gui. Fairchild. of Bridgeport. in
ill for some weeks past—though new con‘
no; and complete bosses on Day sites one
on Flo: ill. four on avenue. at y‘s
Neck. and one at Five Mile var. all in .
and nth-rodents to ts. of April.
JOHN “APP
or noon I. LAME
South N it.
onto
NOTICE.
framing. Kalaommlssa asst!
Carpet-shaking, \\
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Donc at reasonable prices. Please give no neall.
first house on Pine street. South “email: on the
:er hand side. narranw a. titan.
arch 'lth. 1818. list-ht.
'TAX COLLIGTOR’S SALI
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned under
and by virtue of a certain tax warrant. dnl exe—
a
outed and signed :2: proper anthorit . and d rooted
tonal): oandersigu commanding h m to levy and
co
THOMAS WRIGHT.
and other persons named in the rate hook. on “‘9
list to said warrant annexed. their several repor-
tions of the sum total as therein stated as d sum
being a tax or assessment agreed upon by the in-
habitants of the town of Norwalk. re ulnrly and le-
gall assembled. to wit r——Url the hilt day of De-
octn or. A. 1).. isl'ti. met for the purpose of provid~
infifor the indebtedness of said town list of iS‘lti.
lev es upon and will sell at public auction. at the
public sign post in the city of South
r orwnik. on the fat day of Ju—
l.\ 1).. 1878. at it) o‘clock a. in. so much
‘. A.
of the following desert d oyster plantation [as set
in the list of idle] of
Thom Wilulii.
situated in thenavlcsblt waters of said Town of
Norwalk. bounded and described as appears of rec.
ord in book as. [taupe flu. of Norwalk Oyster
u lows.
Records. as vino—One plants-z
tron two acres more or s. boun—
lsntntion of Bell. Raymond .h
Retail Clothing Trade.
[
Take Pleasure in Announcing that. their stock of '1
Men’s, Youths’, B
children’s
CLOTHING-f.
In regard to Style. Cut and Fit is Superior to that of any For-
titer Season. and that their Connection with the Manufacturing ‘
and Jobbing Trade gives them Facilities Unequaled by any in the
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
013’ ,
_“
is;
tied northerly by
V
“ll . ysters good this month ? chester‘s block. occupied by (i. C. Stillsou. Pioneer I! tell ab La bier Co. The <3le of vaicsccrt—and u... command devolved on Companv. easier y initiation of William R. Roy
holds. southerly by p nntation of Robert Godfrey.
terestlngly oiuerved by scientific men
witness its appearance from his observatory
about twelve o‘clock. The planet first came
in external contact with the sun at 10:17
Dennis. and westerly by plantation of Henry Holmes
as will raise the sum of One Dollar. 181.01“. that be‘
lug the proportion of the said
The litre will form opposite Elmenworlh
at it o‘clock. and march down Main street
it is always stsr~tng times with oyster. gm ‘1.) swson. 6‘ ii. Ferris and If. E throughout thecouutry. We werobermitted. the “w“ “d the otlicials of “‘8 330mm Licttt. 00h 01‘0““. 0‘ Bethel. 01’ 00. C. and westerly byrtlsatstion of Daniel W. Saunders: 0
turn. ‘ _. .‘yme‘ through the courtesy of Prof. Knudsen to 1"“ city {“9 “‘5‘“: to b? “‘32:“ 3“?" “u“ but twenty~three answered to the roll call; 323 23:. alfblmulmgfofi‘xngifgrl”‘ibm3§; s
wwkfiwm - Dr. Nolan‘s professional OM d will he ‘Rliml Mi “new“ m L “any”. represented an. soup. you.“ rmnaramoeapouiaenyuy‘praarauuaorivutam'l‘ '
limd St inc hnsjust rxccivvd some new
and elegant clrarut er suits.
company. The exercises began at 8 o‘clock
found in anather column. Tire doctor. du~
and continued to about half~pnsi nine. end-
ring his short residence in this town. has no
MM
Mr. S T. llutton visited the Union S‘llmtl
list Tuesday.
macuw.“
:l‘rnf. .1 ll Wilson is drilling the chorussvs
fur the school festival.
quired a large practice.
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Gospel Tempernnce Meetings are held
every Sunday afternoon at 4 o‘clock in the
Free Readinc Room. The services are par.
a. m.; the time of internal cont rct was 10:80
n. m.. and the sun and planet prrtcd cont-
pony at 5:03 p. tn. The tirat p lint of con»
tact was between 10 and 15 degrees below
the hurt: intal in an inverting telescope. and
to Washington street. Washington to Frank‘
lin. Franklin to West. West up Main to
West avenue. to Wall street. Wall to Brook
street to first avenue. East avenue to Wall
street. Wall to Mutt. Mott to Union Park.
ing with a dress parade.
of both companies seemed to understand
well the manual—in fact rather better than
the Lieut. Ooh—and the drill was highly
creditable to them.
Officers and men
0n the stage were a
Thomas Wright.
of the sum total in said list. together with the
charges of levy. sale. etc.
lil‘RR le'l‘li.
Tax Fullerton List of ls‘fti.
Dflh‘ili‘! Norwrtlk. April filialfifi. \‘Ni
V whi'connstcwou'f 556.1%“
Men’s Business Suits 5
”w... \ \ . e . . . . . - . — V
W p (. “Mm", on Chm“. We“ .1“ ticipated in bl" Humid!“ 0' “1 “tumult!” the course of the planet scuttled to he in a MN“ "m ”Md" “m “0 dimmed A large number ciclmuua who enjoyed high into... is hereby given that tho utttis‘r‘signod. '.).;ifl‘ 7.7;) Slit). 10.00, 1.3..i0. 14.50, 13.50.
‘ ‘ . ~ > lions. “.1 are of a very “Mm...“ characs ‘ i hi it r it ‘ ‘ . l‘s‘ wl . ‘h it platform will be erected in the park. where t, the scene f the i If m under and by \‘irilloofacvrtaln tax warrant. duly ‘ ’
m“... h... house ‘ new em“ up paint. ‘ ll 3 “e ‘ N” “r 8 ll- 3 l H . “‘v the evvrcises will be llt‘ld ttfit‘f‘ which ‘ 5 0 SW“ “8" "if ~ executed and signed by proper authority. and rli~
---~--..- .- _ . “"- All “9 “filed. "id ii“ Wh“ CR“ fillllllll‘l divided. so “my .1... “Dpt‘l‘ ttrc‘t \‘r:\s “p...“ ‘ ' ' -———-oso r“avail“i“01'‘mmmmmd‘mummmmm him to levy ’ .
, ' V , ‘ \ .
ltl‘ut‘r than the first. "3‘ lerei to a cool ierablc extent Willi the t b. . ' ‘ ‘ V n l“, morn “R‘ ‘ It won y m "m“ d it . . it It ~ t. l k l .
flee—— ‘ ’ ‘ .rurttoe. ruprt-st that the friends of deceased past 5 o'clock. George Seymour discovered iiiir it‘t‘uit‘i‘d $3.333? 3:33:05: illi‘ll‘a‘taiviil‘lil film“:
-~—»~«occ rm
The Burnside Guards wont to Stamford
Rev. W. ll. Biole announced last Sub.
bath tirat there would be no postponement
servations. which. ““Vl‘flilt'lvas_ M0 rt‘gardod
M highly satisfactory.
soldier: place a dig or some other emblem
upon the graves to facilitate the ceremony.
the body of man under one of tire freight
cars on the Danbury Railroad switch west
lions of tile tllliil total as therein stated. said stun
being a tax or assessment agwod a you try the ln~
ltabltunts of tho town of Nurwal . regularly and
$3.00. 4.50‘ 5.50, om), 7.50
l
sou,
use, 9.00, 10.50. 12.50.
in! l‘rldrv t vetting forbaitrllitu drill. . . M..«.—~
. - w... «- 0' ”W“ mm“ “ “if “hm“ ““ "°°"““‘ —o.. to Brown .t Wiicox‘s for Park a Next “wk we more! to be ablvtuauummoo of the depot. lie at once notified the po- 125333}“T.“‘i‘iTh‘laii‘..‘llféfild‘.lfii’.§.“.‘.'.‘...‘.’.“l.;"..',‘.‘.‘; o ’ O
.l «spit it liulrbvll has been f‘lfl‘lrtl vice. of the weather. lie believes that those who Tonney‘a Magic tilyt‘t‘riut‘ 8...“. the complete order of exercises. "0., “.1 Jam,” me who "1“...“le ‘ vtdiuu ' formtlto tudvhtmtuess of said town ‘ ,
lm ‘ltlt‘llf n.’ lle l‘nifflclxl County 13 ink. attend church through storms it"? entitled l“ ”fivw' '"‘”"‘" "' “‘ tr ' It n i cl ti t ' tl b d - litililidiurilriii‘ athlilfireiiilflh ht‘r‘tl‘iuri‘fii‘ldefliii‘lb:l 1 l ens '
the best he can give them. and he proposes The funeral services of the late War. A. S. Corn-s Nown. J l 3‘ qu r ‘ some ""3 "‘0‘ "3 0 3 in: the so at ulel y. A. 1).. tars. at it Music.
:
b
w
ill" one launched Mr. William llwyt‘s
dog on Sdii'lttt' night last.
to do it. His sermons during the day were
very able and instructive. and be held the
Hartford were held at the residence of his
parents on Saturday the 4th lost. at 25
w. 'r. t‘lt.\\v..tt‘s'rlt‘n.
May 81h. State vs. Robert Hours. (Four
out as it was tightly jammed under the truck
of the car.
From all the testimony that
a. m.. so much of the following tit‘at‘l‘lbvtl n-nl estate
(as set in the list of ifi‘dii of
J orry Core-wart.
u -
$2 tilly ‘_’ .‘til‘ 3 00, 4 till, .‘l .ill
7
ll 00. 7 iii). S 00, 9 50. 10 50.
could be elicited it appears that the man
was a tramp who had been straggling around
the streets the day before in an intoxicated
situated in said Norwnlk. at liorser‘wntup sovullvd.
ill quantity six acres more or less. a rib buildings.
bounded northerly by land now slr formerly of
heirs of litlt‘nitl 'llttill Lockwood. deceased. easterly
QC.
.\ it true in passing through the draw on
o‘clock. l‘. 31.. and were attended by a large
‘ ‘ pluiut for drunkenness and resistance to of-
number of sympatlna‘ug friends. The sol-
ficer. Second count withdrawn. and found llll' 1i‘l:()l'lSi.)ll 0&3 IIutclllllSOIl’S Flue
closest attention of the congregation.
“vow—v—
Agents
Thur». l ._v afternoon knocked or! a stanchion.
‘O.
Two very llrgt‘ fl tt‘ks of wild goose p raged
or. r this rily until: west. last \Vcrlnt‘s‘tlay
ev illll“.
._. -. _‘
7"
-—lrlst tn‘rivmi. it full line of Still l'Jr-
lrt‘tlh“. "Alli lilt‘. ill *4 till. it!
ll. \‘sn limiaear‘s.
'7 909 ~—
l-Tvglrrtd is round to but ltussia if they
go to war. live ”:3" she has got \‘rtinttyt a at
tu' lii“il.
one
Mr W, \V‘. (‘ tllislrlck. oil lower Main bi.
it is Uilt‘ tlf litt‘ llllt‘dl lentil“; gardens lll lill'i
crtv
”‘ .9.
W are to l. i\‘t' another grind who-ll fess
ilvil for tire lN‘ltt‘lll. of the baton School
an \n. l‘u‘loarlsrs new! wet it.
v—~—~m-
‘i‘lwtuuutlriv Srlrtuth school concert of
the L‘nttgrvgttmr :tl (‘liureh will be held
Sunday s‘t‘t'ttitlg
_—. .«
‘fi—
.\li interesting article on the Indians of
.‘t‘orwslk will be fnoul on the tirat page of
this issue.
9.. .
(hiring in the st trip on Sunday the .\lll"l"
lt"l\ did not go i i ll rel-raw w. b it rvt'lroed
tn this ci'y sltvlrii)‘ Ilit‘r nlmn.
‘l‘uvfli‘ru of tiny .\ vals. lieutdivt
Firm. has been drasuivvd by tnuturl cun-
s-ni. The business is continued by Mr
“fray.
.w. " , --
i—tl \ to lirnwu d: thoux‘s f~»r l‘et‘lt l.“
’l‘yiltwy ‘s Magic tiyt‘crlue Snap.
‘ “9.-“
l2 Itllt"lt and first Washington str rls
have been greatly improved under the di
rvvlrnn of t‘orutuzssiuner of Public \turlts.
“Kn. it. \Vllrnx.
- ‘>
Five sh rrr s of the New Yule. Ntw H .v-
cl and ii ti'ifr‘fl r-tiiroad stuck sold to New
York Saturday at 8593. Fifty shares of
the some stock wire sold for also}.
”A ~—— -
A full and disgusting ucc-ruui of a prize
right which innit place at West Nwrwalk.
April lsi. has bun sent its for publication
by an anonymous corn-spun lent. which we
prefer no! t. . publish.
W.-
This is the .vt‘.a\\ll of the year will it the
young nun endeavoreur to get trustmi for a
spring suit. and when his suit is not fsvura-
tdy entertained by the average t‘ii thing
merchant
-
‘w
A Fit rldu ttvglo unstot k a mule for a
mi and poise! it with a slick. The vvr~
the! was ill ti no u true to his death by using
i no shtut a stick in probing the unkuowable
1 tr evidence of a future existence.
W—mw—f—a
s—lt‘tsie uouleus for spring went. Black
and Blue vbevt his. [lustre spun g taxis. dug-
unsis. eriieala and continues of the latest
drawn in the u urkel. pill but made up to or
dot at hrr i times prices and as low as r33 rvd
by any other tirat. iiarleut the eiolnier.
Ilayt‘s new soda fountain was put in op
eration Saturday night. it is a remarkably
unit design. and tire marble work is a credit
to Messrs. (‘avansgh .b Maclni. Several
improvements have been male in tlleur~
rangemcut of the store. The prescription
case has been set back. the counters lengthy
cued. and the whole room made more com
medians and attractive.
”aw——
—-The list Finlillcd Culauudrivd Shirt
err‘mafm‘ l'ft‘ar .Vl'fls. for thin. at
ii. \‘an iiuosear‘s.
—————QOO'
The engine“.\'urwalk.” which has built
in the repair shops about all Winter. was
run out last week. and runs like it than“.
Shv has been thoroughly overhauled and
repaired. and is almost new. Msger has
done some artistic work upyin her. and she
glistens like a dc shrimp. She is running
now on the freight, “lill Tllt‘v‘rlrlf!‘ Sin-is as
cog inert—News.
w—“ooo -
Rev. Mr. liruy was to Nurtvalk our day
last work. and while riding was thrown
from the carriage and severely bruised
though not ll‘jlll‘t'tl seriously. llis in -t was
caught in some way. and at tVt‘l‘)‘ jump‘ of
the horse he narrowly t-se lperi lirrug kirked
in the hotel. Aftsr being titrated illlllcdlb'
lance he i‘ccsure disentangled. it was a
mum w escape. -— News.
Wm.» -_.__.
ii is said that if olrclrlvtl win-s are \t‘ rap
pod around a 0 million tin can. a telephone
is produced 0 iplblo of musical sounds
through many miles \ f wire. “'e cruuot
vouch for the truth of this. but we know
that if a common tin can is wrapped around
a dog‘s tsil with a piece of rope. the sounds
emitted. if not musicslxan be heard through
as many streets as the can chases the dog.
—tio i0 BIS-{E &.‘\?llcuir; fit? Pka at
Tenney‘s Magic Glycerine Soap.
..._.
m
Tue Elsi Hartford correspondent of tire
Cmmn: says: “Apple blossoms are falling
from the trws toniay (the dirt. which ocs
currence has not happened here before at
this season (if the year for forty~four years.
The winter and spring of 1834 vvele very
like the present thus far. About the Will
of May.that season. the hind settled in do
northeast. it was cold and cloudy until the
l3th. when it rained and turned to snow.
The iith morning. snow was about eight
inches deep. foliage was full sir. apples
nearly as large as mbb‘rrr‘s eggs. All kinds
of birds wore here. Some of the later once
were stupetivd. and many died. \‘egs Lotion
was not it lured. the snow passed away like
the dew. and the season went on with its
usual wildness.
ww—q
“The cucumber graceth the itslal txmd
Bushrouded in mmdiuteats rare.
died the epicure gleefulLv rubbeth his munch
.\l the sight of the trvaxure there.
The doctor smiirth n sailike smile
emu burial service of the Episcopal Church
was read by ll.'v.‘s l)r. Spvricer and Charles
M. Sr-llevk. The floral offerings “ere treati-
tlfttl and profuse. a few of the must notice
able were a large pillow of miles and rows
with the Word “Brother“ in violets. a baskt-t
cft‘ut timers from Mr. ll. 1‘). lliwvrs of
New York. a \vrolih of carlteltos and roses
from Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 1d. Duty. a cross
formed by seven calla‘s from Mr. John 1‘.
Realty. an arlt‘ltnr of carnelian and roses
from the lion. ll l‘. Ely. a star from MI.
and Mrs. Thus li. Morrison. a e unbiuuliau
of llt‘lti‘i. cross and anchor. lllt‘ lit‘ll‘l of
red curuzrtruns. the cross and atrolmr
of lilies and roses. from t‘upl. ll. .\l. the
gory of New Yolk. it harp r-f t‘utrrellas and
carnatiuvs from “ The Office.“ btsl-it‘l of out
il i\\'\'l‘§ fr- us Mr. (‘liasx N. ‘l‘ornvr. bx i]'lt‘l
of wilitv rows and lilies of the valley from
Mr. Thomas Muir of ii iston. largo slurrdrrd
cross of crllas. caluellus and roses from Mr.
E, A. \Ymulwulli, a tplultllly of (‘ill il l\\‘t‘rs
frntr. Mr. .lns .l. Asoh of New York. bo-
qux‘t composed of seven callus. curblvutuiiu
of lllt‘ it‘Vt‘li lll‘t‘um‘t‘li t‘llll ll‘i‘ll (if Mr. liilil
Mrs. Hartford. from Mr. and Mrs. J lllli ll.
Smith. At the euuclusi in of the services at
the house the remains u‘vre taken tn the
Norwalk cemetery for interment.
4-
(‘lsureis l‘cstlvul.
The Sleiviy of the first Avenue )1. li.
(‘lrtuclr llllt‘lltl to have a public supper for
the lleurtit uf theehurch.on next \t’eduestiay
evening. 15”). or next fair evening. at the
house of Mr. Rough-s. on \‘so 2 tot tsvullitt‘.
Thelmuseis vacant. and there is ample
room. All are invited.
W~~~~
firsts“! Lattice—I. 0 MO. F.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Countclieut will hold their annual session
on the 15th lost. in the rooms of Util‘
Brothers‘ Lodge. No. 10. Norwalk. tho ses-
sion lablliig day and evening. Officers will
be elected for the ensuing your. Norwalk
will present the name of Brother 1!}. .1. Hill
as a candidate for Grand Warden.
w h «no. 7*
A Card.
To the Editors of the Saxrtsr:r.;—~.\‘.uue
oi the statements made last week in the
Now in reference to myself and family are
Without any foundation. while others hrve
so little as to make them ridiculous. There
is always two sides to a story. but I do not
prop we to li‘s‘ill‘llllll‘e or have anything
more to say about it through the press. as i
do uul think either side would h-ceive lustiee
iii tint \rru‘. litany Risen.
Q‘.
City Meeting stud Sewer.
A city melting has been (\tllbtl by fire
llnnor in (\ld'ollllllx to n rtquest by the
B sud of t‘ luncilruen. at Military “all.
Thursday eveniua‘. May Lilli. at S o‘clock.
quorsl matters of ituprutauoe are included
and costs. taxed ill the whole at $8 76 Paid
up and prisoner discharged.
M ly 8th. State vs. Bernard Kiudilien. Jr.
(‘nrnplaiut for assault on his father. Found
prosecution. taxed in the whole at $13.08
Paltl up and prisoner dischargvd.
May Stir. State vs. Margret liroplry. Corn-
pl-rtot for drunkenness. Found guilty. and
“(it‘ll two dollars and costs of prosecution.
taxed in the whole at $9.99. Not paid and
prisoner aunt in jail.
..W.-,,... “w.
Dorian Ilssuntr.
'l‘l.v 1) limit ilouse at Gregory's Point is to
be kept this season by Mr. Frank li‘uotv. furs
tlit‘l‘lY proprietor of lltt‘ tildlt t‘ll utllt‘l.S»I\illl
Nur‘wulk. at which place be gained a great
reputation as ll Clilt‘l‘t'l‘. filitl llt‘t‘llltti \‘r f'y
popular with his guests as Well as among the
inst class of our t‘lll‘l. ~us. lie is now owner
and liltilil‘lciul‘ Hf llu‘ l‘ltglo lluit‘l tli Ollt‘ltlt’t.
l
i
.{1‘
l
i
(
llis taking charge of the lloriun "villi“! will
not interfere with tirat. although he will
spend all of his time at the D \rloo lions»:
until it closes in the fall.
Mr. lt‘mvtc uill take charge on the idilt of
this month. and immediately proceed to put
it in ordvr to oolmnvuee operations. and
will probably be ready to receive his guests
on or about the ist of Julie. A man so dos
erviug as Mr. Foate should have a profita-
lrlu mutant) and meet with such success that
he will be induced to remain with us.
The new dock. building at the Point. is
near cumplrtion. it'ltl we presume it is the
t
t
laud both morning and evening. (‘ertuinlv
it would be a great uctmulmoduiion to the
pu‘l'olrs of the house.
v—~‘r-Qoo - -—-
Second Dime Concert.
Since the time when “Music. heavenly
ttl lit .“ was youug.bt‘r influence over human
thought and action has increased. tintll at
tho prvsrut little. on entertainment is cool
plvle without thc“concor.i of sweet sounds.“
The old proverb says. “lie who winetlt ti
soul to song. \vcddeth a heart to hope.“ and
the cultivation of a taste for the higher or
der of music is commendable in all.
are lei to this expression by the announce
given in the 1st M. 1-}. Church. this city. on
Monday evening. the lath but. under the
direction of S. s lirtvh. Esquorgunist of
the church. The last concert of this char~
on the 22‘ l of April. and was a pleasant sue
prise to all who were present. The music
was of the host. in character and execution
and musical critics are unanimous in exprvs
sinus of aptsptval. We have often attended
«unveils in the city where the charge. for
tickets was ten times the amount asked here
and the entertainment much infvrior. The
his already extensive butter trade.
brotlrerinlaw is the largest manufacturer
of cheese in the United States. himself alone
We owning tu'enty cheese factories and is part
owner in several more.
meat of the Seermd Dime Concert to be Will ““0 “'1 Opportunity to buy ‘ superior
article from here.
Church on Sabbath monitor.
the chmehrs have as yet outlawed n pasta.
They intend to be sure of the money to par
guilty on first count. and fined one dollar condition. lielrad visited J“. ltose'splaco
of business and had threatened to use a ra—
nor upon him unless he was given beer.
private residences he had threatened women
unless they gave hlrn food. of which com-
gurlty. and fined five dollars. and costs of plaint had been made to the police. and they
made search for him without avail in the
early prrt of the evening. llc probably had
lulu down between the trucks of one of the
cars standing on the switch. and when the
Danbury freight train in the evening run
At
wo ears on the switch they batted against
t and moved it so tltut ho was brought un~
der one of the trucks and crowded under it
and posited along over the ties about ten
ftit‘i.
and death was probably caused by strangu-
Thcbodv was but slightly bruised.
ulion. There was nothing on the person to
ridicule his name or place of residence. lie
wu‘ about 35 years of age. of medium sure.
)u his right arm in India lot: there was a
crucifix with the initials “J. H. Y.." and
, . below it an anchor. and on the hand a heart.
N \ ,. “lilt‘ll place he intends to return. 'l‘ht‘jurv corn toned of John Scott. 1.. A.
Tolles. Wm. l . liouton. Just. A. Brown. C.
C. Rumour and Henry Lsttirt. rendered a
verdict tirat the deceased came to his death
by being accidentally run over by a freight
car of the Danbury d: Nortvalk Railroad
while lying on the track of the road.
fertiains were buried by David Stowe by
order of the seiecttuen.
The
—-—-——-«o—-——
Rowaytosi.
The whole country has the appearance
but the Heavenly Fuller is about to give
us an abundance of all the good things that
he earth can produce.
Tire Rev. Arthur Dry. whose charge is
in“"""““ ”f "l" “l““mh‘m “N““iXN‘Nm ‘" now at Albany. bald us a visit of three days
during the past work. and was the guest of
Mr. Oliver (and.~
That one hundred and eighty-three dollars
which was lost by Charley Inwnds between
his house and the depot has not been found.
it is satd tirat he has oti‘:rod a reward but it
s not vcnerall known. He may have some
L 3’
reason for not advertising it.
Mr. S. C. liorlon intends to add cheese to
"is
Sloth Norwalk
The clothing trade has commenced this
past week. As it is early the clams have
n
actrrtwbieb was “some first) was uii‘t‘li quantities as they wrli in nmonth‘s time.
But
has accumulated a large number of bushels
with which he supplies the pullers.
ot come up near the surface in as large
as it is. Mr. lsaac Payne
There will he preaching at the M. E.
Neither of
by land of dollar ran Camp audothsrs. rriulllerly by
land of Jonathan Camp. and westerly by lrlulruay.
as will raise ills sum of Eleven Dollars and Severity-
Two Cents. r$ll.‘rtll. that bring the l‘l‘ttpui‘llilll of
the said
‘ Jerry t‘oreoruu.
of the sum total ill said llsl. togutlrvr mill the
"barges of levy. sale. t‘lt‘. ‘
lii‘ltli s\ll'l‘ll.
'l‘aa' t‘nllm'tur. Llrl ul‘ lot-“r.
listed at Knrwnlk. April torn. rsts asst
#Tax Collector‘s Sale.
Notice is hereby given tirat the undersigned under
and by Virtue of ncertaiu tax warrant. duly t‘Xt‘
ruled and signed by proper authority. lillil directed
to the undersigned commanding ll m to in v and
volleet of
(‘Yllt‘s‘ t‘. “Alum“.
and oilivr pvrsous trained in the rate book on the
list to said warrant aurrrxed. their svvvral impor‘
tiuns oftho sltlnaotal as therein stated. an d sulu
being a tax or assessment agreed upon by the lulrub
itants of the town of Nuru’alk. regularly and legal-
ly asnvlublod. to will" Urr the will day oi December.
A. ll. lr‘dti. “iv! for the pur lose of plan idle: for the
indebtedness of said tmvtt lot of iS'ftL levlts upon
and will sell at public auction. at tile treatises irvrv-
illnftcr described. on the all day 0 July. A. it .
trim at to o‘clock n. m.. so much of the lollowmu
described real estate. ins not ill the list of will.) of
t.‘ ‘rus (‘. Barber.
situated in said horwalk. at South .\‘or\valk. \vtb
buildings thereon. bounded northrrly llv laud of lra
itlvhnrds. easterly by highway. soutuvr y by land of
“trout Lawrence. and \vvrlvr v h ' land of Nathan
0. lily. being one hundred on th rty ft‘s‘i in depth
more or less. and sixty-sir foot front and rear. as
will raise the sum of 'i ilirteeu Dollars anti Tuerlty
(\upsa’tlddhll. tirat being the proportion of rho
\
t‘yrtls t‘. Barbour.
of the sum t.~tal in said list. together uitl. much“.
goo of loty. halo. etc.
lil‘llR Sbll‘l‘ll.
'i‘ax L‘tllit‘i‘inf', List of “iii.
Dated at Norwslk. April seen. 187$. he‘ll
'l‘ua stones-tor“: Sssls‘.
Notice in hvrvby 'lt t‘ll that the trudvrsignrsl. lilt‘
dur and by virtuou a certain to: warrant. duly ex-
ecuted ntui niL'lit‘d by proper ant rorlty. and directed
to the uudorsigueda‘omulaudlug him to levy nlld t‘ol-
loci. of
HENRY \t‘. BATES.
and at be r persons untried in the
rate book. on the list to said
warrant annexed. their several pmpun
ilous of llli‘ sum total as therw
lit slotted. said sunrbvitlg n tax or assessment {:h‘t‘d
upuu bv the inhabitants of the town or Noru'nlk.
regularly and legally assembled. to wir:~—un \ha‘ doth
any of l recruiter. A. ll . latt‘n tnet for the purpose
of urovidiug for includebtvduoss of said touu list of
tutti. levies u too. and will or ll at irtblie auction. at
the premises \vroilutfter describes . on the 8d day of
July. A. 1).. is“. at ll o‘clock a ni.. so much of the
following described real estatelas set in the list of
will)
Henry \\‘. Rates.
attuned in said Norw‘lk. voutnirrins: onesere more
or less with the buildings thereon standing. boull»
dud northerl ' and easterly on land now or
formerly of \\‘i liam l‘. 'l‘rntrnrn. southerly on laud
of taster St. John. and westerl ~ on the highway. as
will raise the sum of Seven Detours and Fifty Cents.
tfhcill. that being the proportion of the at
Henry W. Bales.
of the sum total in said list. together with the than
gen of levy. sale. vtc.
lil‘liR SMITH.
Tax t'ulleeror. List of i
Dated at Noru‘ttik. April 25th. le‘r‘u
‘ 'l‘asx {Deflector-Vs Stale? "L7
Notice is hereby iverr that the nusiersiuntsl. utt-
der and b virtue o a certain tux warrant. duly vrv
routed an sicuod by proper authority. and directed
to the undersigned. commanding him to levy and
collect of
GEORGE RRVRE’PT.
and other mucous named in the rate book. on the
list to said warrant annexed their several: mouth
tiona of the sum total as thervrn stated. as d sum
beiw a tax or assessment agreed upon by the lithfih‘
itauts of the town of Norwalk. ularlv and local—
lj‘ “Humbled to wit H0“ the With v r December.
A.h.i8fi.met for the purpose of providing for the in—
winess of said town list of retain i‘ o uponmnd
will sell at public auctioumt the roamrtss-shmunartor
described. on thelld day of July. d. i}. ism at 12
o‘clock m.. so much of the iotloxvrng nvserlned real
estate (asset in the list of in“) of
timer Bows.
S'Il't.
"l
Dress Shirts.
Au Unluuudricd Shirt of ‘YtllllSIitttt Muslin,
all complete, for 900.
Plain and Fancy lInli‘IIosc.
Litton Calls and Collars.
Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs,
HATS AND CAPS
TRI'NKS and TIL-\VELING BAGS.
\\'o \\'Uiiltl invite, your inspection of our goods and prices before
1}»
purchasing: clsmvllr‘ro -
GOMSTOCK
I usu 'rrucc Building,
B R 01' H E R S,
45 Mann Street. ‘
South Norwulk. Norwalk. .
IF you WANT THE LARGEST ASSORT— ~
NEXT OF
PRINTS
Brussels.
For t and 5. tilitl the lust 8 Curtis
-—~ Tapestry,
GIN GHAMS
For 8. 9 and so Curtis.
From 5 to 15 C-rts.
trowfiiimes
All Li'll‘n. from 5 to 30 (3- his.
* TABLE—“LINEN
For 3.3, 80. 40 and i‘pu‘ardr.
cassi‘ims
‘or Men and liars over. .\‘so a spectral)
line in pu‘u‘rzls {of pants.
puss Beans
Al S {\‘uix :trttl t9“. Pals.
Extra Sissies-
Superfine. i
Ingrsifn, -
and’CIsa’ime .
BlillPETS
in Norwall: At
A. lllilfll‘iiiall it Stills *
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"" “' ~ “‘ “i“ vol. 9“” “f “it“ “i“ "i" “midi“: him before they do so. All the usual church musicals said Ramos st “Down Nun.“ «m— ,. ~ ' '
t" “‘~ L“ l‘ “7"“ “ 3““ manufacturing “ 3““ gifiih ‘ cwcudile §“‘“\ of \ st-u'vf' an i all t " ‘ ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ r ‘ icing third \fnn acre rumor N bounded ' ”a“ -
. . . ~ ~ . . . . . pivot“ tattoo to i was six audience uss isles . uurnbrrlug over are meetings continue. The Baptism have is W t _ . n n a
. . ~ . . . . « 1 no or furrow“ as fallen; viz r—Nwtheriy on hand m
we Kittie-ills ‘M‘M‘Vh 3““ l" “l“ f" A“ “if “if“ “i“ W?“ N“ “e ‘h‘ '° the loan as: rvoir. nnuduxl. and Nutposvd of our best entitle nddednprub‘c meeting on Saturday evening. ethanol canon “tfib‘kadgwsed. eastern: 2‘: mm W , ,
*5 “‘ it t‘ “s “l“ ”“‘“”\“‘"“““‘““ ~A“‘ WW“ “1“ ‘ "m“ . “—t'“*—T== . v t- was one of a... few instances where a am 0.. ensures an. s c. um one of their “3......“ erected has ‘ .hl‘tzti‘d‘s‘l .‘s‘s‘lfii‘sur. an we .r. r... «.33. or. and to core. _ -
a ‘M \ “ht 3 .s‘t‘xutv‘d \.y 5‘ a large Tue “.déts&ke§ “.mratuliv asks. —Jtt.\i iv“ in u. at hill «the of bull ‘ “l . “0‘ Mg.“ Rash a 1“ Mi them“. ‘
”A... ,; q \m‘y my intent ‘Wn it I areas he“ beds. “N“ M“ iv “in. ‘i ““38 “WWW" has MW“ ‘ full “0“” i“ teatime “‘°“‘b"9* ““3 ‘ m“ l“ “W gallrnhethesnmof nail: swarms». last a.»- m“ N Tim - .g
"i ii" * “‘9 “W” "l " ‘ “ “i is ‘m ‘ ii. \‘ta "mmw‘s. our city. The omeert on Monday overtime audience. inthewusionefthe and m GLOVE ' :5
its vhsrseter
And the Kitten nmksth a spot. ‘resrrvxoc
._—, :7 *Q‘.‘ “a,
neat pnunises to he of equal interest with
winter of iSfl. through her inimitable Nils
We have had the planets of casing the
We Mimi.
50. Still
tlTEll. ‘
i‘ _ 1 ‘ ll ; rfihhmrlaiawd “a. an under the willow tree, blow to Get Italics! Flies. as WWW. with the introduction of Rev. air. “on“ ridi “ ‘ our town. :9: :Qmstraxrausi. own“ with the char 0...... a... Spring Shrliefx at see. a the.
with mumps.» or his firstly. the Ron. t‘. bl ‘7‘! “N “9;“ axis-cam ‘3‘“ “‘5‘“ ‘ur three years 1 have lived in a town and more new elements to clarify the popular me MW“ residence is on our borders “R “.l‘g‘ihbfifilk 1‘.“ ’"T‘ " ‘ fid‘ . t‘hi‘drvn‘s
“sad and wrfk and other triondn sorted Wt“ ‘9 ‘l‘ “:3: assign} h‘k‘ during that time my sitting-room has been taste. Miss Kate R Davis. of Middletown. on the shore of Wilson‘s 0..“ where he “locum“.amrannmfi. ‘ ‘sss A 5"?” “anthems! 2“.“ “it ' ‘ ‘ ' WW
why“... y...“ x... \‘nrk ma inert mt “m ‘ “ ‘ free from than time or four only walkout Cum . well mummified by those who were ‘1“ reside “.31 be my mm m a. 1-“ 00‘ “i m’ ‘ 7..» ‘
N. MN" “a“ item by “Q 0...“. any “at giveth the folk WM). about my kafnst table. while all my attendants at the let M. in} Church in the QM 0p m. disaster “lgfiuimmg. It is a hhmgivln rmrruegndggsufis Emery & Gloves. 3 BWN
I M n3 vim clam ’ mt tii‘l reverend w .
Tiny lurk the drrwingrwni car ‘fi-oveteer
ch'd.“ and and u up with all ”Which-r
gas for the trip,
“aw: :—
Patrons of the steamer America should
[read I" 3“”V‘ “mum“ restaurant bill “a l“ N fever M and daiLv “m“! M who‘s “it!“ Among “at" things “some! of \lcw \‘wrk lsa tor of list regiment band anaersmottaxpcd a?“ M “I“ “V i
r ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ w ‘ .‘ ‘ 1‘ .
M h“ ll wl.i 5" mini" “"“m‘lfi matron“ ‘3 9'“ M of d“‘ 0‘ were two boxes of Willi!“ and unload» and very eminent as a madman has also Th” numberof “we" all ““M’amw %MJ& $t?..°l....‘i§.§.‘i.v“““‘b‘ iii- , 5. 4
a la catch ‘ 3 our harbor and dredged from the
everytbiu at W“? Vb“ “I. “'3 Mend“ l“! “e! h ‘ V"! ’3“ b r a“ which “a“; in m window. u“ win~ kindly consentei tobcprcscnt. Mr. Eben '0'“ for Sen h N nlk to Dulce fifi‘figrmmgf‘ 3m.?fls;‘§§ mm s ,
m” m be saved by purchuing your the «the moss numb-critic “filly“ l“ dow b...“ “V“, we“ .9 the N). “m“. is considered the best artist on the Breton “in? “0 ‘ “TV ~ .3... w m w“. my“ nu... Mm... u... h ‘ wards \ : .
a. m‘. and “a. h ‘0 a..." “fl", w u“ he a. m mug out flute in lilo country. It it not necessary to “can. Lownds WM l‘ollt (M M bed. on the of s“ '0 ii 3““ “i “l m m m . , _
niacin 0; i Vow “a city ‘1‘. “K, d 1| ad the twentv~onc top and bottom. The boxoa had not been mm“... um full chorus of 18 singers. for from their plantation on Long Island above. “3% :mb.‘ “1:? s31 adi‘ii‘ffmfistfi Sfikfi :3 _______ ,. .-
eating so in. a . ~ trout laid W"Mmm just fourteen gone half an hour before my room was as they are all well known to this city.aanative Nearly all 0' these 03‘3“!“ were col d '0' 18“.) of .‘ Full Line “I _
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.s. little Chestnut street boy went to school
u..- _
‘ . , ' discovery. and mhsps it may . loot treat
for tho Int time the other day. When be “we", that ‘ M “a. y. can an“; un— ‘“ “ ‘ “w ‘ . interest and enthusiasts in this matter. as Europe The trade for home consum “an“, ”a... ; st. m1 men.
went home “ lid“ ‘3 “a“ asked him desirable. and th‘syt is that Ferris caught a 32’: ‘2 is“; “23.25;: irchhgh‘i'cthknis 130:3“ "'5 at: m “33"“ originatfd is about nothing. ’ m" by tags .hshofihtserty‘“ usfi£.w¥ "' . -
what the teacher said to him. "' ““3“ heavy cold in his face. and now looks as “33‘1”... b. .. ”one 0‘! cmnfufl—vi'. hclatigiile industry “HS; ‘succgs: saving: We 9” substantiated “d ”3““ WWW ”““m§“‘§' xwgvuvg. 0““ Table & moor ; -
use are if r whkkered sir-t3 she‘d tire I“ .50.“. a. m a... W in about a m» windwmmuflsn ‘ \Vc bespeak a crowded house on Monday ticns tor summer hoard-n Ir. Alphonso “"°"““ “‘afis’s'fim‘ on Cloths _ ' ,
a check. and I unlabeled no she didn‘: sive res-d pm: 3;». not aching is fun. and W night. Dibble and family as caterers in this bush Wdfi‘é‘a“? ‘r W“ “i“ m , . Curtains and Fixtures
up any Mn, an shototd a story. to. boys u“ a“. it. but if they expect eom~ Review of the 3.. 3...“... a... Appeuded is the full programme ; peso are very popular. Their barn yard ‘ mm‘kanfifipggh At {tandoori Paces . - , .
The w. mi. “or [alimentary ”can“. (.9 “.3, Diagram ex- out. rarer inner. demonstrates that spring chickens are there amazement. mucosa. 18g? 883. . k a, m”
rte-oddeicd. arrayed in an entirely M W must "0‘ 0'“ 't more 0‘ a‘h 0“” The annual review of the city fire depart. 1~ fiwia‘wflwAfioufigfmfiwwy now by “I0. hundreds. voting ducks are - ~ MS" my 5 “c , .
”i an. at h ’0‘ m hm”, “a ... .. “a... _, , a...“ ..... m... rim 0.. u... 5.0....“ o. u. may... pints. my. “w.m"“.5 numerous. laying hens abound. can can Tax Winter’s Sale. Double *. Shawls - *
of the best made an. and most ably Gd! Reactors. lav 3i. rare. Max emu. si 10 °‘°l°~*~ Putnam 303° {1“th Plum ., mil. g. W. Staten. . .t. are “a” M the bushel. ““9““, ofpurc new “m..’.i...a‘ld‘t‘3£:lm «figs: , 7 t
m in mum. It is a model of m Dirt-n cf tat Sums. r-sPienoe Oneness: has invited Phwnix Engine 00. his“ reflects-Fem“. Bert Andrews. . fl. milk and 8M“ ”swims. “infinite“ cares Mbrmssnwtr‘ arm M 0““ ._...._.. »‘ . ,
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My“ cannot be" W W m “'0' can acorns. . while I“ aver .
”within“ W, F new wtildciivertbe address as welcome from C. M‘mnv‘btnofm.“ m mmhnm-mwsm “Mm“u" , Wilson Slim 7
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—..irrst mittens full line of San l‘ar
i from the. to t at
N K “i? \‘an mum‘s.
.... m‘v ———-
James A. brown and John a. Ferris have
inches. Rowan may have been biased. but
“U“-M “n «shit
wkwuldh; U Insat—
nelghtxirs‘ nouns wvre crowdtsi. 1 often
rstngrstulxtsd nurse" on my recipe. but
never knew the meta of it until two days
ago i then had occasion to move nrygwais
to another house. while i remained for two
full of tires as those around me. This. to
Peter‘s Band. Danbnry.will furnish the mas
‘ “ ‘atspmt luau-s1.
sh. Intestine:- thc trade-pertussis
during of “Griselda the Lilliee.“ and “I
Know that my Rrxiosmer Livcth.“ will pro
sent mine of the dirtiest selections from
her extensive rewritten. Mr. F. T. Eben.
talent of which any community might be
proud. Great credit is duethcmfortheir
sures-mourn
comm ..........
{denture to look at his genial countenance.
and reflect that a great teacher has been
spared to benefit the people by his clear
statements and practical discourses.
Oysters continue to be shipped from here.
planting in the waters of California and
mummy-”awnin-
ba tux
proper oaths-nits. and it new to the
mwmem aria to levy and warm
I. s... murmurs. .. c... .. ..
. S M . .
list to raid warrant annexed. their snowed propon-
tlonscubcsnra total as therein stated. said sans
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