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MmesIL! 10.1878.
N0 PAY! N. PAPER!
In.“ or LOTION
"AWE“: is the Resales s: Sour: liarwsl
lay lab. ms. Perms cslllus for “yahoo:
hum-s wul massa- «v rim: or. sdvnvtlsed.
xxx-Luna‘s LIST.
Messrs. Dursloo & R lyce. F. Fable. Mr.
A. Klumpf. Mr. J. W. Lsnc.
J. 8. DURING. H‘s-loser.
jinn: firms and Killian.
$3.er hols are out but on not quite ripe.
W—
Cdy meeting nvxt Tomslsy evening.
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Mr. Chas Briggs entered his Irish utter
“Fenlsn” in the New York dog show.
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Mr. Market‘s Sorwslk peckel sloop made
her first trip on Friday.
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R—‘v. W. ll. Boole spoke a! u lemperancv
meeting in Ssmfnrd Thursdsy evening.
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—tl.i m G W. Dlv‘s uni buv a Scrubbing
M ichme ~lhc grates: labor saver of lbs age.
WA“." -—-—
The we x'hor of the put week his been a
caller upon lhe ice crsnm sull sod \ wsler
businosé.
‘ O O O ‘
Rah. p Will‘nms confirmed vighl p‘rsous
al t‘hrisl‘s Church. Weslporl. Sundsy moms
lug.
‘ "QM
\‘lulelhe season norrdly is also“ s
in min shrad there is s new r-sl eoruplsinl
l‘ul \‘wllecllnns are from s mnnlh la s you
NlLiud.
—, —..— - —q.
«ll \ M Ill-own & \‘i‘vos‘i for [\vk .v
Txllfi¢)\ Mule Géywriuo soap.
a-
‘3‘ WM! of our usual successful fishermru
luvo bike: blwkfisb la lune numbers sud
firs.
v r—Aa
- too:
II vllsnd‘s elmfwtibuvrv ls s-lmlunl lo be
maul b\ the but unuufsvlurvd. and his
pains are wuv -l we“.
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The alums wnlvr bu! W‘s sorrows-fully
launchml tram lltvb uds & \Vmi . \Nl‘l yard
m Tlmhllv
\
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Ii ll I-‘llvla has «lisp sci of his lulerrv!
l ’i “xl'slt‘ H ill in F. .\. “’mVlW‘HN‘. lfill
Illlrr Knapp of his to J bu II. Krupp
own» ........
Klvmmtl lirv lhcrs arc selling \ pin-M dual
\f the .\v- rilv (‘hvnrml l‘slu‘, its supv‘r‘or
mrslitim sr“ nmlmillvl by Hill Wll~lll‘Y.‘ uwd
ll. 1nd it hills 'l’f'l‘<‘lll~.‘l‘t‘1‘ll'llllll‘ll s'vlc
{Hint ‘\llli;€\ll“l‘ in this dr‘t‘lilw
oso~
(“:nil 4 ”sub. lnc‘lssmvli and bt'l‘lnl‘u r.
bu Mimi lynx-Pr“ vmwsi'e the Summer.
valve. where lav pr \pmus l s attend to every-
thing pcrluln'm: l l his in ll“.
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Tbl‘re is no barring the fact llul F Haves
mm...
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lee-rm non of l‘i“ newt-s! mull msr'xe’i
in ".r. r “so. 13 Well \S :‘r - l) s: q ”luv n3
131 wt.
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“Th:- R a! Pin Jacil I' Hatimirivl 83ml
'rlv'ui ff“! .Vlnv, f l' fll‘l‘ :ll’
ll V if} u l. Il‘hf“.
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‘ _\V. v :' l~‘ vv lulu tib- twp
ii
43f s rhimwey 'o
e.....:.;..-. .. k. QWt‘lld hum.‘ says an ex-
fet‘fr? fur the l vcsl re
a‘ mgw Nil «.“3 it H ll‘
ponies; ileum ‘v‘.
llu ThuNl u‘ l’ .-
R «all Wu wed-led - l “r
P‘l’hlfi’n‘fl Hf “lulvlr‘f‘piifl.
brim: l‘l‘lforluml by 11w brldx . fslurr. lbv
3‘. R 3* lisavl‘. a! "w Yrs! (‘Imgrrgslmznl
church.
on «
ltl -l, ll.“ P‘lnnle .\l
Tami r ~ l‘ml ~r
rlw .‘vrem my
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Fl'lu'r .\‘lm\ \ in»! l‘w l‘lsxl ~le~l Fathers
”1' flab km lain r-uuruvueri s vrvs of
mwlmes M. oh. “my a church. which \vll:
bu cnnllnuwl fl r ism wow-ks. Svrvmvw are
lbll llnlv it 5 m l S .4 m . and :5 l‘~ m.
. m .
Tb.” s br’wlv l l: w» vvleundx-l the lmw for
I‘l‘t‘thl‘: yrnpuslli fur lllr‘ bllllllmd 0? “MC
h'dh'vu‘ frnm t‘." N ‘rwulk mllls In illa‘
(ma-x: llnv‘ ll) $\'\lr’ ‘tr‘ \Ii’s’ 1‘5 ll.
mu“...—
5‘ urn .l mu lrv ht. p. m: ‘us in limkulp'c I
m llrs sh‘l‘ hm~ boon fllv-d in lb" of“ 'v 0‘
I l!‘ Clerk of the 1' li‘vll Status 1‘ in“! as fol
pm»; .‘v‘cw lhven C'llll’l'y. Sll. llvllwrl. ‘ll;
Psi’llv‘ll'. “ll. New I. «ll n. lel‘lzlicid.
l; \lelum. 31. ML: lie-“v. . Tullun l. ‘2;
fun. ills
——Luk at l';:' lszt‘sluc mi‘mgu f~r
spring m it which it .lle- lll‘lll ' up ml null:
or mind-331:: my pl'lx.L‘~. 'lC [Isrlvlu's lb:-
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W.- ll-r \v-cu c nuplelcl L‘sirb Wm l's
sketch of his u-xp-‘rlcm‘es in | privtlr in the
WM 0? the lhbeill ‘n Thl-ru arc mmy
members of the Tunlli L‘unsu'twm Wild
wish t.) have it in l more convenient form
fur prwservutiwu and ref-*rx‘ucr. and lllVB re»
«rivaled Ills! ho luv-r it published in book
form. ilc is considering the to later. ml lf
the demand will warrnnl the cullsy 1].. pm-
poscs so have them printed,
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The St. Peter's polish band were never in
such I zonll'cnmiirinn is at present. The
membcrs are fun! becoming citizen: payers
under the Efficient Prof. Wilson. They
have n fui‘. .lrrss uniform that will compare
fsvorslsly with any in lllf‘ ‘Ilh‘. They have
1st received an onglgr‘mcuf (I) plsy for the
Son'b N rwu‘x d'e deputuent on 5143' 30m
Chief E taint! r Kannwy. of S =li‘ll lel‘wulk.
was, in town inst work. and he said he gave
them the plefl‘rl‘ncr' bee-mac they sequined
themselves so credxtu‘ily on hair last via:
to Sufi; )l' wrvv llk.——Cunmc:icul (minim
———ow
The Blptisl Sunday schools of Fairneld
county held their convention st the First
Blp‘i“ Church varwslk. “'vdnesdny the
111th lust. Rev W. M. Ingersol‘, of East
Bridgermrl. preached in the morning. sud s
grneral discussion on Sundry schowl work
its: held in the sfrcrnmn. Ad lresscs were
made by {I vs. W C. \Vaikcr and J. M.
Taylor in the evening. J. Amsburv of
Dlnbury. acted as Prrsidcnt. sad .1. L.
Ambler s3 seem lry. The sessions were in-
teresting and rise meeting ssnccses. The
ladies of the church furnished a collsliou.
——-—-OOO—-——-
—-The woman‘s friend—the Scrubbing
Machine. for sale by G. W. Buy. Call sud
see it.
Lord & Taylor. {be well-known dry goods
narcissist: of Sew.York. ssy : "Of all the
methods open to the ruescbsnt for adverbs~
In; his business. an experience of nearly
half a century enables us ‘lo unhcsltsrlngly
declare is fever of the newspsper. It is.
without exception. the non economic-l.
pests-m. painstsking sod successful can
cm on business on secure for the nor.
pass of bringing his goods lo the attention
of its museum.“
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Tbs-ex: regulsr meeting of lb. Social
nuns-nu $0:th of its First I. E.
, wifibsksfl “Monday sculpt.
LnflhMu-eas’will be given by
“Malena” evening. Jena M,
I.- wlhll thawing. willhodlsoonllu-
-mlufilfsll. Tblssoclcly ha been the
’ dam’hslofplsasuresldprofll
V fimm W the he!
a in! husmdthlbs
' uwfiswumw»
CUP-”muss. mmflmry
mmMIb-IIIMBh
' _jj~-ssnsof¢san'y a non asalsl
' laughs-dual u- “a
mm faulty hf. well-“M.“
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dun rec-ind. s fall llas of Bus Un-
brcllas, from ‘06. to «on. s!
H. Yul How‘s.
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Rev. D.D.Blsbop.wbo lately ruslgned the
rector-ship of Chris! church. Ridgellald. has
received a all from the Episcopsl church st
Tarifiville,
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The review of the Fire Departmenl prom-
ises to be quite an imposing slhirc. The
Norwalk drpsrtmrul will psrticlpsle.
#0.—
The Union and Down Iowa schools were
closed on Friday to allow the teachers to
attend lbs Instilule at Slralford.
W...”
—-The Best Fini-hcd L‘ulaundried Shirl.
War-ranted L'tr'eo Hills. for 90¢. sf.
H. Van lioosesr‘s.
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The Dunbury & Nurwulk railway has re~
celved three hundred tons of steel rails.
There are twelve hundred of them. and
lbey will be laid bulwsen indlng and
Belbel.
Mg...“—
Thoso who arose early on Suuduy. Mon‘
day and Tuesday mornings discovered quite
a frost. Pole beans and lomsloes in some
locslilies were desiroyed.
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—-Go lo Brown & Wilcox‘s for Peck cb
Tenney‘s Magic Glycerinc Soap
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Dr. Lyons bu had the fence sud gates re~
moved from in front of his rcsideucmwhlch
arms an unohsuuoted view of all its beau
tits. It iscensiuly one of the pnlllml if
um the prclllesl plates in town.
sc———n
M .
J. ll Ferris has lskeu lbe agency for lhr
Rubber Psiul. st slliole of pain! ready ruin-
ei tor usa. and warrssled of s quslily lo give
“infusion.
curve-s" '~ «g
Dxn‘l full in allond rho Bsmist Phil
vsl st Moxie lldl. thialfiidsyl owning.
Strawberries. alravrherry short cake. lee
crusts. and the uaml delicwies will be our
ed. Alan'lssian oulv ill Nels.
“xv—r:—
e-ll‘ine u‘xw‘vw for spa-rue wear. um
and Blue cbevlnts. Home spun mulls. diag‘
oasis. wnrstvds and r Vluurvs of lbc lalrsl
.lmieu iu the umrkri. will be nude up b\ or
dvr ul hurl mum prices and as low in “if. ml
by any olhrr firm. lisrlvui the cloluier.
‘..¢=——.
The Aim \‘m‘hi Club. usve voted to sail
on Monday July 8*h. st 3 u‘cloek in the st
lvrumm. for “lei? annual cruise down east.
Thu club new bus 35 members. lelr sill!
will be of blue sud (ill. with while cap.
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There. wts bu‘ s srusll all Home present at
the en‘crlsinmcol glvvn by the Ilrmkl)"
Amulmrs a! Music llsll. Suturduv evening.
but the pcrforrnsnccs were good. and in the
milin Would have done credit to profesaion
sis.
W
——Just received. a full line of Sun l'ln‘
brrrlLal. from ilk. lo #100. s9
ll. You IImser‘s.
«o
The “rusty. H ‘3". Brothers are proposal
ilglong cismsnn the lla‘s opposite their
dick. Thislsdnne by menus of mixing
stud with the ma: l. alivt‘ which lhv‘ clams
The l xp-‘ri‘twnl pr‘lmtsm Ll l)"
are it»! it.
very new . sn '2 if s; '.\‘:l.1lt‘~'.'.llc an all
dill n to lac Lil‘lf‘lt‘i‘ , l the pi we.
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Mr. K il‘f‘fil l‘ cullsisniy Rhino; improv-
merits in ins hilt VEI’"!Wl'\g and Snow's; nu
luou This we it be his §\'ll m nvw lllll’hlr‘
lop wush‘taqu. and “L.
film“? Sum Sunfish hu‘. in llm plum.
\ first claim lullm‘llll es'aldishlilvlll, “lllcll
llaserves s burn: p 6mm re
mill-r n Lil‘sms
Mr P. ll srl luv lltlfi’llts‘vl llw fillvtll)‘
idiom“ of s Knapp .\a mum as “W invvlr
lwrv is room Mvd bu \alll lake p autumn.
Mr llsni hrs Marked for Mr Knapp fx-r
srvvrnl yurs ml is thoroughly u‘quaiutel
wrtll the business. uni as prnpnvlnt ulll
nuke cvv rv i‘left fn .ll serve public fuvwr
May lllii. ills Ilrfl ill lll"hnllll‘v' lll'v. lw Illv
beginning of n meow-Jul llllfillil‘1s circt‘r.
—= «asua-u—
“Thv llrsl l-“m ‘lml l'ulsuudriml Shirl.
libs-rash“ 2'22“.“ 11.73:. for 900. at
H. \‘llll Unusl‘sr's.
9s. -.-._.
\‘i'i.llun llll~tlv=ll, fl his new illtu'kul m‘xt
llmr to the L‘nngrvgzllinnsl church. daily
rcecivvs the l in st fruits and vegetables
*lle N-w \‘nrk mwrkrf and lucnluurduns
ll tral. if: has some of of lhe finest urns-
l):rrivs ever \fl-t‘md lich‘. fresh and sweet.
ml is slim}; them at ninderstc prims. A
Visil h his nnrkxl will convince that it is
lire place h buy.
.._-V‘> . .. ..
0.x Timrmisy the dcpu'y insurance cxm
mission of the Stile of Minnesota appeared
if the cake of the Fairflcll Insurance (‘
anal procuedel by virtue of sulhorily which
the state insursuce departments pissess. to
examine ils be ales and invenmonls uni l)
:zivcsligitc lbs financisl condzlim of rho
company. He spent the («The day in his
cxrminnfion and prrscu'cl the Cnmpmy
will: his ccnzficnc that all was found in
good order and sslisfnclury. and the Compi-
ny‘s condition was as represented in their
annual slslrmenl. all of which is gratifying
to policy holders uni stockholders.
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—-Every housekeeper should have one of
the Scrubbing Mscbzni-s for sale by G. W.
Day.
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Dr. Hilcllcock rrcenlly performed an op‘
oration upon the ear of a young gentleman
of this oily which relieved A case of deafness
“I ‘20 years standing. The patient bud lost
alums! entirely the use «if one car. much to
the dlsc-lmfllure of himself and friends.
Dr. II. by s simple oprr-mon look from the
car a large ball of wax that hsd accumulnb
ed and was pressing upon the drum
of the ear. sud the full use of that
orwsn was immediately restored. That
young man thinks he can best now better
than our body else in town. and that Dr.
Hitchcock is a better man in his profession
thsn the original lishnemsnu himself.
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A zoo-l deal of rowdyisrn was manifested
in this city on Sunday. either by members
of the Brooklyn Amateur Associatl lb or
their friends They hired resins and went
singing and shouting through the streets.
On Sunday evening tws single terms, with
three in escb wagon. stopped in front of the
First M. E. Church, and indulging in
drunken profanity. sud one more puglliatic
than the rest jumped out of one of she csr~
riagca sud pulled off his coat forsflzbl.
when another more sobcflhan the rest drove
him into the wsgon assio and look the
lines sud drove 0!. That society may not
high a manor performers. but some of its
members certainly lack in behavior.
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Pcrsian Perfume " HACK“-
Try it.
erls‘
TACK “ is rich sud frsgvsul.
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The Trinity church festival and fair next
Tuesday sod Wednesday will be meshing
well worth unending. In addition to the
usual allrsctlona of a strawberry festival
and ladies supper. there will bsa good stage
annulus-cut consisting of a well known
and very laughable farce. ‘ Pililcoidy.’ and
a coat-cu and drsastlc evolution. The
apps: will be served st I o‘clock. thus giv-
ingopoonnitylogo to the ball and at
m M of gulls: it a bone. The
lswprlusof nil-Ho- will allow all go at.
and hub m Several of ear bsst
aunt-Ir pub-us have kindly [Ives their
unis-I. dais suns and fancy sablss
pants as be was “saliva fia- avss is-
t
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"N! rum;
allies. of which Dr. Kendall wss chairman.
The subject was “ Sum." end the
word was wrought in evorzrens on so arch
over the pulpit. The decorations were of
white flowers and blossoms sud wereexoeed-
ingly tuneful and delicate in their arrange-
meal. The Scripturc passages reeiled in
illustration of the theme were striking and
suggestive. Several songs and recitations
interspersed the exercises. nod lbs pastor
gave s practical turn to the subject by show-
ing the neceaslty of “rooting out she weeds."
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German Service.
Divine service in the German language
will be held in Trinity Church Sunday, the
19m inst. at lhree o'clock in the afternoon.
All Germans are most cordially invited.
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l-‘lrsl Methodist Bplaoopnl Church
Rev. W. II. 80019. psslor. will begin s
series of sermons on Sunday. H p. In.. on
“The Dramatic Scenes of the Bible." The
firslwill be “The Fslul Fessl.” Morning
discourse: “The Government Shall be on
His Shoulders."
”—9..“
Strawberry Shoes-cake and Ice
Cm. "bunt
The ladies of the Baptist steruscle
Church will ‘ive a strawberry aborlcake
andicccrcsln feslivsl at Music Hall ibis
lF‘ridnyloveniog. The admission will be
only ten cools. and in addilion lo lbs short
dike and berries. lhoro will be a large so
sorllnenl'of lsdies‘ aprons for sale. Every
body ougbl to go.
W
Amy use.
The Snub .‘iurvrslk 3x3". 1. ii publish
in: a series of graphic skvl': of army life.
being lbs perusosl reminiscences of Caleb
Wood. s privsle in the Troll: Conneclicus
infantry. Mr. Wle gives u very securslc
sccwunt of the bulllN ho wss unnamed in.
lbev being rho more forcible in us from the
(sol um we recxllecl many of the scenes he
dvplols. having served in the more division
with him during s nurliou of our servieo
during lire wan—Absmdfl low».
“WT:—
l‘ulrih Imumt.
(\anl R. ll I-\lrvhild. romruuudiue the
r‘xiurlh Iivglnlcm. bus. at his own rvqursl.
lwcu milled slhrce uumlhs‘ leave of air
swore. Lleuteuaul Cllouel George S Cm—
fut will have ouuuuud during the three
months Culfincl r‘slrchlld sskcd for lhc
leave of sbssucc on somuul of being uu-
sblo \o allcod to the dutivsnlwiuu to lruublvs
brought on by the accidenl which hsppcncd
during the cncsnlpmont lssl full.
G one A. \‘lbbcrl of Ilsnhury. has been
clwtud first lirutcnunl of Cbmpsny (l.
Fourth Ri'uimrnt.
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Runaway Accldcnl.
Lssl Monday Mrs Chas. A. Briggs and
Mus chd wrre riding with Mr. Brigg;
team. and were nearly opposite the Wilson
plsce on the lhluu Pniul road. when a
p: aclmk came mil from u lu-dgc and sprcud
his Illl dirt cllv ill from of the li rm; \\lll(‘ll
becauu- frlglrll'ne.l.und turning smidvnly.
upsrl the on: in uni lllrcw its l‘i‘t"l|l’lll‘li
.» a. T:.e bur-c then slwrlvd on a run. and
rm as for Li Mr N. Inmku‘mvd‘s when in
:3 who truly lliv mung» \vus ovvnurnml and
0-- of lhl- sbull‘ lllnkvn. llll‘ brultl'n vol of
uldvh up lmu~l ml l lln: hum“. hu‘wclg
null tin-y wen- lllvmlly l.~rn out The lwrer
:ivrl until Mr. Briggs was will fur. \Vlm
swing lllnl it ("mid “M be s'ivl'd hull ll klll
ml bend in lulsvrv Mr “lugs llsld sold
”it [who to Mr. E. llrsrd. and was to havi-
lll-llvlrni it in him on the fllsl uf
Jillll‘
r- ‘w "-
Banl-l Sunday School t‘mwcrl.
The llsllnl lunnlllly coucvrl of lhe l‘l.\ll\l
l‘hllrvh look {draw but Sunday evvulup.
The pn‘vinus c-mm-rl \‘rh u urwrnphled
one. ulylml “The Paul prints . f Jesus.“ ilv
cult-u‘s lll mmuwlun Willi llm «or-ls: l veal
llics ul wizll‘ll lli‘ ~l« pprul lu llu‘ rumor of
his ltllllhll‘y‘ brim: h lslml bv lhv‘ m‘lmul ll
Was fulluu'ml up this runnih by ll lvvlrw of
his clmrslcll r. :1 ml incl which Is lndroli lwlh
instructzvc and highly vulvrhiuing. («pro
idly so when presvnli-d in such an lull-rosin
in: manner as in this llls‘lllllf‘l‘.
Mr. Prov-ill. llu- umwrinlcmlvnl. who had
charge. oprnod tho ( xcrciscs by up vxplnnu-
nulinn of the pl m of lhv C'llu‘l‘rl. uflvr
which. the young ladl-‘s who wen‘ to {aim
part ll‘ll‘lllfl lulu-n llll‘ll' plucvs in from. they
prawcrdud lo conll-mpllle the (‘h‘ll'llCll‘l' of
Chrisl using pttwllgcs of Scriptures and
hymns bearing on tho several trolls. A
live!- cross W18 p linlcll in black rrlil-f. on
whzc‘u wrrc inscrilml in mint the words
Humility. Cmnpisslun. Flrmnvss in Tem-
plili-m. Sympathy. Grief M Sin. ancvu-
leucc. Holy Z-nl. I‘roycrfulnei-s. Thankful-
ness. Love to the Brethren. Slnlcssness. L'u-
seirlshncss. Obedience. Barring the Cross.
Patience, Resignation in Trial. Guilossncus,
I-‘urgivonl-u of inluril-s. Pieuslng God. Calm-
nrss In Dv-ltb. Each was considered separ-
nlvly. and might we add they are worthy of
the consideration and ltniblllon of all.
Wm.—
Plleon Shooting.
MATH] .vr porous AND sirloLn mans m:
TWEBN nnosnwsv AND ntnnn'r.
-'rmz FORMER wms.
A well contested match at pigeon nholll.~
in; took place Wednesday at Dexter‘s Park,
Cypress Hills. L. I. The mulch was made
3 few days ago between Mr. Thomas Broad-
way. of the Lone Island Shooting Club. and
Mr. Burrilt. of South Norwollt. Conn. to
shun: M ten pairs and tifben single birds.
from II and T traps. for $100, M 25 yards
rise for double birds. mi 30 yards rise for
singles. The birds furnished were very
good, all being Long island birds. Mr. 1’.
Duffy provided the birds for Burritt. and
Broadway had in about well to kill them.
lie succeeded in killing 15 out of his 90 in
the pm slmol. while Bumu only killed 12
our of his ‘30. 0f the fifteen singles Brood-
way killed 9 and Burr-ill 8. when line luller
retired acknowledging himself beaten. there
being no chance for him to win. Broadway
used 5 Parker ten bore gun. using 49
drachrns of powder and 1} ounces of shot.
Burrill also used a Parker len‘bore gun. A
sweepstake of #2 entry followed. in which
Madison. Wynn. Burrlu. Broadway and
Fallor tied for first money. In shooting 03'
atlhrco birds such Fuller carried off first
sloney. killing his three slraighu On the
final s‘uool-ofl Wynn and Broadway divided
stakes.
Wr—‘yv— ‘—
Gmd School Festival.
Next Friday evening we are to have a
grand school festivsl for the banefll of the
Union School. Teachers and scholars have
been hard at work for the pasl two weeks.
sud a very pleasant entertainmeul is prom.
ised. It will be similar in character lo lboss
held last year. The progrsrnrno consists of
choruses. declamatlons. rccitsllous. gynr
nudes and other exercises.
A class of girls exercising with wsnds
will lske the place of the May-pole dance
or lu: year. The famous“!'ro' Song"
willbsrspsaled with some addllloual fsa-
tures. q
The proceeds. instead of bale; used to
pay the expenses of I [Muslin class. will
go towards furnishing covers for the cube!
ars desks and replenishing the stock of
naps. dictionaries. globes. etc. of the school.
All should ahead.
hmuavoid “lush all tkssasls
saws
‘ u r ‘A ‘7‘ h “w
sud Moots! «will as tbs m-
hI-Islsllhvsbs-Maadm
, . j s
1's- I'd and» school mum
' Slate will beheld in tilt Bulb church
a: llddlsmwn. on M. Wednesday
sud Thursday. June 4.. a. and O. The painl-
od circular says: Every lulllrnale ems-l will
be made to ranks the convention on of use
best. ever held in the Slate. Men of lsrge
experience. and thorough practical knowl-
edge in Sunday school methods and work.
will be present a: each of its sessions. to
lend their aid; and rare addresses will be
rustle by prominent speakers on each even-
ing. prefaced by varied and attractive re.
sponsivo exercises, in which all can particl-
pale. Each Sunday school in lbe Stale is
enlilled lo lwo delegates. who will be wel-
comed In all the privileges of the convention
and who will be kindly entertained by the
bospilsble people of Middletown. The ses-
sions of lho convention will be open lo all;
but entertainment can he promised only to
two duly accredited delegates from each
school. They should be nppoinled at once.
and their names sent. immedialely to Rev.
B. E. Sawyer. Mlddlelown. chairman of
the local committee.
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llesaaorlnl Day.
At the meeting of the velerans at Old
Well Hook lb Ladder Co‘s rooms Wedneo
day evening. lho various onmmlllees report‘
0d progress The oommlllee on speakers.
that they had secured Rev. W. H. Boole to
deliver the uruuon al the park: lho oom-
ruillos on closing places of business. that
there won a general willingness to comply
with lhe request a on invitations. that Plou-
oer Honk & Ladder Co had accepled: the
committee on park. lhul S'opbcn Ollnalosd
demanded five dollars for lhe use of the
park. This emlcd considerable indlaus'
lion. and is was voted in oak permission of
the Cowl of Rum Quintet on the Green.
A. cumulueo wss appointed in gel lhe terms
of the Nurvvslk Band for lhe
psrmlc. sud s vole vrss passed
“ll“ lhvse hsvluu tings he requoslod to dis-
play lholu a! half usual on Dvcorslion Dov.
Adjourned to meet at Pioneer limit it Lad»
der (\x‘s rooms. nrsl Wednesday cvenlue.
all which lime in full sticudsucc is osruoslly
mpwslrd.
ll‘buu lho show ll will be soon lhst sr~
rsuuvmvnls for tho olmervsuw l f Memorial
ihv ore pmuressiuu flucly. vav. \V‘. II.
Boole will speak. and lhcrv will be a xenon
ul pirsie of the various oreuulssliou-x The
only cvldruce yet of anything hordoriug on
opposition romeo from Slrphou (llmslcsd.
who refuses lbc use of Union Purk without
compensation. rm action which lie uudouhl»
cdly has :\ Ilghl lo lake. but which indicates
a disposition and character lhst cmnol be
coolly considered. “of. Wu think another
man cannot be found in this town who
would do as he has done. in s mutter Of
this kind. “'0 are no soldier worshipper.
but we do :belicve lhsl lhcy have honest
claims upon every cllizun in view of the
services lllf‘y have performed. nnd such
lrenlmcrl is an insult in them and a disgrace
to llumnully.
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l'cnslossors of War of ISI‘).
Iivlmv we now the names of lhe members
of t‘lpl. [lvl-ll‘n company. {Hill livgilncul,
in the war of lSl2~l~L The compunhus
mmlcrtd in in Middlesu Parish. then a
barium bf Ella luwn of Slunford. the cast
bound of which was llmllon llluuk. run~
him: “our lho resilience of Dr. llllrkc. 'I‘lm
company was \vllwl \vvre (‘ullvd “ Mluulv
Men.“ and \vvro in ncllvo servlcc over 14
divs The l\\‘ll nsluvs in llzdlcs M“. M for
usumv known. filo unlv survivors of the
(mummy. und luv rullllml lu [\vusluus \ludvr
llw unwudvd pvuslun lzuv. ‘l‘huro urn snvv‘
F‘ll widows of those: drvr‘uswl \vlm ll‘ivsl
good ohims fur pensions. and shuuld make
fippllt‘fill‘fll lllllili‘lll!lll‘l\‘.
l‘l’ilsll lino l. (‘ lplulu.
.l-um :- (‘lm‘k l.ll‘llll'lll\l.l.
liull‘h Hoyt. Ensign.
So look Iim‘d. Isl Sl‘lgli'ml.
.llllm Slrw l. ‘2 l Swrumm.
.\lll':tll\ ‘l‘lllblll. lli Svmmnl.
"mill (Vlllll‘. 4‘1l St‘l‘gl‘alll.
”ally Ila". Isl l‘urpnrul.
R \swoll Hui-ll. ‘3‘ Corporal.
.l umb Wsrdvll. lll (‘nrp ll‘lll.
Int-w lllslmp. 41h i‘urpnrul.
llcurul' “Wu-ll. Mum .Q'NWnfl‘.
limo Warn-n. lluvld \Vv‘vll.
Sci-1y Slnslm. Juan “1 \VnmlI
ls-uu‘ llunlnn. Juno l LIIIlI‘.
l‘lmrlm Brawn. lllxllmzln Smith.
Lewis \anrrhuly. An lrcw llvthu
Scuddcr \Vccll. fi-uuuvl II-lllll-u.
(‘luvlcs \chl. lll‘lll‘ll’lllll lllllll‘.
Loymun Surly. Janos \Vmul,
llrnry Smith. anlll linllv.
Jill”) M. Nzull. .lusoph Scum-l l.
Raymund Marthcr. l’cler Slcvvns.
Fin-ll. Smllll. Alva Ht‘nf‘u'll‘.
D Hill! Siltlllr‘lll_ lililK‘ \Vl‘t'il‘
Nathan Nash. Henry Wood.
Samuel Slrm l. .llllm L. \V'rllb.
Imaiudl-r Iluyl. Hervey Waterbury.
Ell‘ll lluyl. Samuel Waterbury,
David H nv. 'I‘lmmus Robertson.
Joe. 1!. chd. John B. Scoflcld.
\Valll-r B lluyl.
”—90.-
I. 0. 0. I“.
The right worthy grand lodge of Connect
icul convened its unuusl svssinn nl the hull
of Our Brothers Lodge. No. 10. Normllk. on
Wednesday. Tim gruud officers and dclw
ensues from 40 lodges were present. The
lodge was opened by R. W. Grand
Muster \V. W. Lee. There being present 86
nuw members they were inlroducud and in-
slruclrd in the grand lodge degree, and look
their souls as representatives from their re—
specllvc lodges. The report of the Grand
M \sli-r was rcndnvbich was very lengthy and
film» lnlcrcsling. givlng his official nuts dur—
ing his term of ofllco. [In said the your
now closing had been unmarked by any
startling changes. yet in spite of the lung
continued depression of our industrial and
business interests. so often resulting in dis—
croase over last year of $8,500. or fifty per
cent. addllloual. The item of expense has
only been increased. during lbe year. $143.78
or u little over eleven per cent. The avenge
death role. during the yesr. has been one in
every hundred and fiftywne members, while
the loss. by reason of non-paymenl of as-
sessments. etc. has been one in every eighty-
six members.
The lots] number of deaths. since the
orgsulzutiou of the association. 1111867. has
buen scvonly-ouo. These members have
paid in n lulul of $1368.70. and lhu total
benefilslhey have received have been $85338.
All of the filly-two working lodges in the
jurisdiction are represented in the associa-
llun. except P331101 of New London. Cryslal
of Lyme. and isullo of lentlc.
-—-—-¢oo——-——
l. o. o. 1‘. Mutual Aid Association.
The Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Odd
Fellowa' Mulusl Aid Associstion of Con.
auction! was held in Odd Fellows Hell. New
Haven. on the urn lust. From the report
of the secretary we perceive that the associav
lion is in a prosperous coudlllon. The in-
creaae of membership has been quite marked.
sad the obsrsclsr of the increase is such as
to add to the stability and usefulness of she
association. The number of members in
the first class is 8.809. and of ms second
olsla 1.011. and the lolal membership of the
associsllou 8.880. a gain of «s members
since lbs last usual report The mortality
record for the year shows benefits psid
smooth; to 094.000 in lbs first elsas. and
is.“ in the sseoad Molokai of mm.
0! this 0:0.”me paid by mason.
sud 010.000 from surplus funds. Then
was alxlssa dsstlss in all. five of that
marksman-sunshine“.
.Bhabowstbst-h list-adapt!”
. sweetness and cnmpsss,snd in the high nnles
was no. . ' Milli"
laments sessions. and $9,407.80 on
bond. of which $8.000 us In a psrmsnsnt
fund. and .1.”de is s surplus due second
class. of the disbursements $1.200 wss‘ for
secretary‘s salary. and “49.06 for minor
expenses. ‘
Comparing this financial statement with
last year’s an increase of admission fees of
$1,561.80 is noted. and of assessments of
35.51140. or something over thirty-lures
per cent. increase for those items. The
amount paid for benefits also shows an in-
asler and loss. the order stands as an organi—
zation lo~day stronger numerically and flu-
snolslly than ever before in this jurisdiction.
There have been three new lodges inslilut‘
ed during the past your. one in New Milford.
one in Plaulsville. and one in Nlanlie. There
are now 58 lodges. will: a membership of
over six lhoussnd.
The report of the grand secretary was re
feerrod lo the consumes on the state of the
order without being read. k
The 081er for the ensuing year are as
follows: Thomas Sterling. G. M. of No.
41; Geo. N. Moses. D. G. M. of No. 5; F.
Bolsford. G. Sec. of No. 30: James. E. Bid~
well. G. Tress. of No. 18; E. J. Hill. G. W.
of No. 10: W. W. Lee. Rep. lo the G. L. U.
S of No. 8?. Then was an unusually large
attendance of members and a large amount
of business lrsnsacled. The session oonlln~
uod till late at night. The next annual sou
sion will be held in Mlddlelowu. on the
third Wednesday in Mw. 1870.
Our Brothers Luise. 80. m. Norwalk is
"pressured in the Grsad Lodgs by P. G. E.
J. Hill. who was elsclad Grand Worden.
lull Concert.
The second dime ooncerl at lbe Frat Moth-
odisl Church. under lbs direction of Mr. S.
S Hutch. was holler than the first. which
was considered so fine. and the. sli-lndsnec
was larger. taxing the audience. room of the
church lo its fullest cspacjly. The pro
gramme. which we published lust week. was
made up of s din‘crcul chm of music than
than! of the first concert. and was well row
deml by \bo performers and dellgbtedly
mvivcd by the audience.
Previous to the commencement of the pro.
prsnuur Ilvv. \\‘. ll. Boole sunounccd that
us it bud been nquesled llist some demon
srrsliuu of the approval of the «fans of thc'
performers might be allowed. be could see
no obj-cliou to it. only rcquosliug this!
stumping of feel would nor be indulged in.
This was \he proper thing to do. and the
dilfvrruf performances wore muscqucnlly
enthusiastically applauded us “my deserved
ll) be. The opening piece. the “Saldicrs
Chorus.“ from Guonod‘s " Faust “ was well
rendered by a chorus of sixlevn voices. con-
sisting of Misses Ida Fox. Allicc Sclll ck.
Arms Nickcrson. M. Couch. M. Plan.
Georgie Bodwell. Lizzie Pierce. Mrs R.
lhymoud. and Messrs. A. Thompson. ll.
1‘. Price. E. IIill. G. W. Slausen. L. J.
Blake. Thomas Pennell. Ben}. Andrews and
J. H. Noah. Third Was so inspirnlion
about the air lbal seemed to possess the
singcrs and ennblcd lhcm to make ils slirr~
ing notes ring out in grand Volumo. This
same chorus song well in l‘msull's “Good
Night. Bolovod.“ but lhclr singing of Bish-
op‘s “ Daughter of Error.“ was sulwrb. the
sentiment and music both brine ntl‘cclluu.
(if this chorus it is no llillt‘l)‘ lo any that it
would be almost impossible to find sixteen
lllhulellr singers lhal. \vuuld excel than.
Mr. '1‘. I. Ellen‘s performances upon tho
llllle wen: artistic. and one of the greatest
plvasures of line evening. lie was uncom-
pnulod by Miss lelliv Sallock upon lho
pllulu in s lusunol‘ lllul but only plvsscd the
audience. but to elicit from Mr. Khan llllu~
self the hinheal compliments. lie was eu‘
llilbizlsllvslly uncured a! each performance
sud favored the audience will: the flursl se-
lvclinns. Ills find was “ .‘Idl‘llllllllll “ and
lo the chemo u “ Slyvrm “ ulr. Ills uvvoud
progrumum plvco was a polka. up. 201. t‘lllll'
pmod by W. l‘opp. uud lie-llculed to Mr.
l'wu. For \‘m‘nw lw rrpvulrd u pull of this
selection. Miss K-lle l-I. llsvls of Mllldle‘
town was honored \villl u dnublo encore. to
the first of which she using lluhiusfclu's
“ Thml‘rl Like l'nh n Flower.“ In llic
second purl she sane. by rmucal the unlhem
from Messiah. “I Know That My Redeemer
Livelb.“ instead of “ Bird of Love.“ and for
encore Millard‘s “When the Tide Comes In."
This ludy lms n swcct. powcrful. and highly
cullivaled voice. which captivates its helm-rs
Mrs. ll. Raymond lu Millsrd‘s " Walling."
3mg us sweetly as over. snd Mr. l’unncll's
violin llccmnpanilncnt was a novelty that
pleased. Mrs. R. lns a voice of rcm'lrknblo
musical qualities are n marvl-l. The main
illllll‘lollc " When Eveniug‘s Twiligln." by
Messrs. llill, Price, Nash and Penncll. was
good lull. altogether loo abort. The mixed
quurlello “ \thl. Phrase Sad and Soft," by
Mrs. ll lymond. Miss Plan; and Messrs. Hill
and Nash. concludes the llst of perform-
ances. but though mentioned last. was in no
sense the lam-t. in the programme. This
qusrlclle is well known lo the attention"; of
the M. E. Church, and their singing. not
only on this occasion but on many others.
has been the source of great. pleasure to lhe
lovers of fine music.
We believe that those onlerlaluuients are
to be continued. and we hope they may be.
They have become very popular. and that
they meet a want is evident from the nllend-
ance. which was between six and seven bun.
dred on last Monday evening. The price.
which is merely nominal. is undoubtedly a
large fuclor in tholr success, sud though
they rank among the high rloed in excel-
lence. they are bronchi with n the resch of
all. and will certainly develop a time for a
good class of entertainments
Dal-less.
Brown the druggisl has placed a tins soda
willer fountain in his store. «
A new flaor has been laid in the postcfice
which greatly adds to its appearance.
ll. is expected that Mr. Shelton of New
Haven will give the nrxl. lecture.
The lurnplko is being improved south of
lhe railroad lruclt.
E iward Tullle injured his band badly
while working on a house in Rowsylon.
Alupper and fair will be given by the
lsdles of the M. E. Church, at the Town
Hall. on Thursday evening. May 88.1. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the church.
0n Wednesds the constable srresfod
Hsnford Meeker orintoxlcstlonmud placed
him in the lock-up. He remained there but
a short limo. accomplisbin his release by
breaklu through the partit no. lie wu ar-
rested again sod looked up but escaped lhu
mud time. and has avoided recapture.
#
weakly and Ilolaly Persons.
Many person who are weak and sickly at
this season of the year are at a loss to know
wlm will restore their health. It has lslely
been found by experience that the use of
awn Port Grape Wine in one of the heat
waves known. Physicians. clergyman
and soup-moo advocates should encourage
the use of Port Grape sud bus aid the
cause of temperance and no station. It is
aspeclslly recommended to families for its
purity. exquisite nsvor and healthy proper-
ties. ladies! men certify to In valuable
medicinal powers. Hr. Spear has best: for
yours some! la the raising ohm and
this. and it
Carpet-shaking,
.-
Dons at reasonable prlees. Pluses give usscsll.
first house on Pine Itwehfioulh Norwslk on the
as? me sldc. s'r'rnxw n. n‘vsn.
srcb m. 1m mos.
Tax Collector’s sale.
Notice is hereby vou that the undersigned. un—
der and b virtue a certain sax warrant. duly ex-
ecuted an signed by proper outbox-l". and directed
to the undersigned. commundlng him to levy sud
collect of
JOHNSON JENNINGS.
and other persons named in the rate hook. on the
list. to aid warrant sum-zed. their several ropor-
lions of rho sum total as therein stated. on d rum
bslnua ssx or assessment agreed upon by the inhab-
1mm of the lawn of Norwalk. regularly and legal-
ls mumbled. to wit :-0n rho sou: day of Doceln~
her. A. D. 13%!!!” for the purpose of rcvldin:
for the ladebt nose of said town list ofl levies
upon. sud will sell at public auction. al the premi—
ses hereinafter described. on the ills of Jul . A.
0.. 1818. at 10 o‘clock a. In.. so much o the fo low
is}: descrlbod real eslsle (us set. in the list of 1316)
0
Johnson Jennings.
situated in said Nor-walk. at Five Mile River. on
culled. being lhlrl -flve feel more or loss front. and
mr and one bun red and my feel more or loss in
depl‘b. uuded northerly b highway. easterly by
land of flour L. Case. sou uerly by land of elrs
of David Loo wood. deceased. and westerly by lsud
of said Johnson Jennings. as will rules the sum of
El uIy—lwo Conn. ($0.82). thus being she proportion
of u said
Johnson Jennings.
of lbe sum lolul in ssld list. together with the char—
ges of levy. uls.slc.
EVER SMITH.
Tu (\xlleclor. List of 1876.
Bored al Norwalk. May an. 1878. no
'l'ax collector’s Sale.
Notice is hereby elven um the undersigned. un—
der and by virtue of a certain an unusual. duly ox-
scused and sud stunned by proper authority. sud
directed to ike understated. commanding him so
levy sad wheel of
THOMAS ROWLEY.
and olhrr sums “and in \be rots bulk. on luv
hi! to said \avlrrsni unmoved. ineir sewers! New
nous of the sum tors) as therein sinned. said sum
belnau lax or assessment greed upon bv the luv
kablluurs of lbs: roun of ‘onvnlk. 9“)“‘3 sud
s3- mluublml. \u \sil?~0u she 20mm 1k»
bomber. A. ll. ism. suck for meantime of provid—
r for the Moldavian of so Imus list of ma.
luv es upon and \ull sell or Public Minion. s! rho
missus bmiunfser dos-tribal. on luv tub (lav of
“by. A. I)“ “a u! ll o‘clock. a. M. to tour of
gwf‘lse described real assure. his so! in rho llsl of
\
~ Thom “owls .v.
situated in said Norwslk. ullh luv buildings thaw
o mainline lusulvlkrev acres more or la‘a\\u\ul\
uurlhavly by blibw . easterly by land of heirs
of Niel lluyl and of l .\ m south bv
loud i Msrfiurvl l1 Rolvuuu sud of liaison“
sol westerly by loud of said Johnson and
.v. as will “unite sum of thumb Dul-
lovlymx mm mum. that busing rho
prom" of m mu
Thomas “bulb:
of in; runs bus: in wild list. together “on tho
chronic! of levy. rule. cla‘. 7
“Elm sun-u.
Tax Collector List of lu‘ri
Dam! at Roru‘slk. 3h)- sll. Hrs. ‘ 3m
'l‘ux Collector‘s Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. uu~
(ler and by vlmw of is certain tax wsrrsul. duly vv-
wuh‘d and al med by pmpcr authority. null dimlwi
to the undvrs cued. commanding him to levy and
collu‘l of
JOHN H. KIDNEY.
and olln'r pun-0m- burned in the rule book. on lhv
llnl la) said “Ml-ant unnvxvd. llmlr svvvrnl prupur.
liunsuf tho sum lulul us llu-rvln slum]. mid rum
brings tax or assessment our-bod upon bv tho lu-
hshiums of tho town of Norwalk. rcun arly and
legally unsmublud. to “ll r—-Uu the lllllh day of Duv
romhcr. A. ll. turn. mil for the purpose of provld‘
In: for tho ludoblcdness of said town list of 12:7“.
levies upon and will sell a! Public Auction. at lb-
prumlsvs llvrcluuflcr described. on the
Will day of July. A. 1).. 1878. If 10
o‘clock. a. In. on much of the fullmvlng
descrllwd real vslulu. [us out in lhc list of lilo] of
John H. Kidm-v.
slluslod in mild Norwslk. st Flux lllll. so culled.
with buildings lhvreun. bciu" forty one fret from
and rear and ahnlll one hundred and sixty for! in
depth. bounded nurlllvrly by land of Francis lloyl
slummnerlv by land of L H. Moorrxlmulhorly by
land of lirm-kluh Raymond. and westerly by high ,
way. with llll the privileges on expressed in (ll-ed
from Herold-ll llavmond to said Kldmw as rvt‘urded
in Nurwulk Land Ill-cords. lluuk or. I‘ll W cm. as
will raise the sum of Xlno Dollars. lill‘. i mt living
the proportion of tho said
John ll. Kidney.
of lhe sum total in said list. member with the
charm»: of levy. isle. elo.
RVRR SMITH.
Tax willmlur. Llul of 18m.
Dnlod s! Sum-sill. May all. lulu um
Tax Collocl or‘s Solo.
Notice is hercby lwn first lho undersignbd. un-
llvrsml by virluo o a certain lax worrsul duly ex‘
«outed sud signed by proper sulhoruv. and directed
lo llw unmatched. commanding him to levy and
vullucl of .
litillM‘ll ll ll\.\'|“l‘.
and olhel wrmus muuwi in the ruin bank. on the
list maul usrraul «nursed. their sevvrsl lifflMl‘
Iiuua of the sum mull rs lubrefu armed. Mil mun he
in: s In or sumuwul ugrm‘ll upon bv the humid
Isms at the town of Nurwalkdluulurlv sud legslly
uswruhlod. lo \vit‘. rllu tho Will duv of wulhbr. A.
it. ls‘hl. mvl fur llw punmwnf providing I\\l the. in
doblwllwaa of said town list of mm. In ivs upon sud
will svll or public auction. I“ the prvullwa lil‘h‘lllaf‘
fer doarribed. on lllt‘ llllh day of .lulv. A. ll . lHlP’x
M ll u‘elorks. u\.. w much of lilo follmumr dob
rrlbvd real vslule as wt in the list of 18ml of
honor“ lljnll.
allunlod in said .‘iorwulk \\ llll tho buildings lhl n ml.
Min: one hundred and hwlvo fuel from and war.
and lwo bumlrcd and fifty Incl devil. more or loss.
bmludml norllwrlv by lulu of James M. Sevlcy.
easterly by hlgluvu . soulhorlv by land of t‘laruucu
Nash. and \vm-lerly b land of John ll. Ruspp. as
will rnlu‘ tho sum of \veutymlm Dollars. it‘lll lhul
being llle proportion of tho "till
Huron-‘0. llyull.
of the sum mud in said llsl. lugcthvr with the char
gen uf lmy. solo. clv.
llllllll SMITH
Tux l‘nllvvlul‘. List of lrlTll.
Dull-d al Nortvulk. May 3-1. 15:3. Bull.
Tax Collector‘s Solo.
Notice is lmrvby given lhsl the undersigned.
under and by \‘Irluo of a certain lax warrant. duly
exvculrd and siuuml by proper authority. and di-
rm‘lud to the undersigned. commanding him to levy
laud collecl of
FRANCIS GRACE.
and nlher persons unnwd in tho rule book. on tho
list to said warrnulunncxcd. their ”rural prnpur—
llIIIlICl' the sum loud us therein slnled. said sum
holngnfnx or assessment Elfin“ upon I) the in-
huhilsuls of the lawn of orwnlk. rcnu urly lllld
luxully assembled. lo wit :-( ll Hm 201k dsy of Ilv~
number. A. D.. lll’fli. mot for lllsxurpnso of provid-
In); for tho indoblodnrs of our town list of 1876.
levlos upon and will soil at Public Auction. at lllu
remleos hereinafter dvu‘rlhod. on line nth (lay of
nlv. A. .. 1878. of 10 o‘clock. u. m . so much
of this following described real unlafo. [us sol in the
list of 1876]. of
Frsurls Grncn.
situated in said Nut-walk. cunlulnluu one hundred
foot from and tour. 'Illd two hundred fool in m- llh.
more or less. lo bounds orectod. wllll the build ugl-
lhuruon. bounded northerly on land of heir-1 of
Thaddeus Bolts. (localised. easterly on land of Will-
lam S. Fitch. southerly on llighwuv. sud westerly
on land of Peter Mc'l‘lur. as will raise tho sum of
Elnvun Dollars sod Thirteen Cents. ($11.13). that ho-
lng the proportion of lilo sold
Francis Grace.
of the sum total in sold list. together with the
charges 91 levy. sslo. ole.
BURII SMITH.
Tax Collector. List of 1516.
Dated at Norwalk. May ad. 1878. 890
Tax Collector’s Sale.
Notice ls horchy given that the underalgnod. uu-
dl-r and b Virtue of a certain lsx warrant. duly cxo.
Clll.l'd an at nod by proper uluhorily. and directed
to the undcra fined. commanding him in levy and
collecl of
DIETERICK MATTHIES.
and other persons named in the rate hook. on the
list to said warrant annexed their soversl propor—
tlous of the sum local as l oroln stated. and sum
bolus: s fax or assessment agreed 1: on by the in
bsbllsnu of the town of Norwal . regularly and
locally assembled. to win—0n the 20th day of De—
cember. A. 1).. mo, met. for tho purpose of provid—
ln for the indebtedness of said sown llal of 1876.
lov'les upon sud will sell at Public Auction. at. gun
prelude” berlnafter described. on the mo day of
u
AD. 1818. at 11 o‘clock. a. in. so much of
lbs’lollowlnu described real estate. ‘[as so! in the
list. of 1878]. of
‘ Dlolorick Matthias.
situated in said Nurwnlk. sf. Springwood. so cul'od.
with the buildings thereon. bounded as follows.
commencing ll s palm on the highwn ar the north-
west corner of lot owued by David llh. thence
runninu southcrl . along me was: line of the Draw
hues of said Davl Smith to the southwest. corner of
the some. thence running westerly on a straight
with the south llnc of lot owned by said David
Smith lo a point intorsccllng a straight line corn-
Inenclu on the highway sixteen feet won of the
recent on as it now slands. all! point. born: as
ow lnobea west of a mull brook running in a
southeasterly direction twelve foal west of the
southwest corner of the yard fence ss ll. now stands
to she inlemolln in of the south lino. thence
northerly on aal asl described line to said high-
way. thence easuerly alon‘nld highwsy to Hols“ of
beginning. as will 2‘ line I 0 sum of Six Do on and
tad“, lmd (M60). that being the proportion of
s as ‘
Dielerlek Matthias.
of the sum total in said list. logetber with the
l ssl . re.
eharcusof evy. e e BUB! SMITH
m Oollaemr. un oi 1m
Baud al Nerwalk. lay 8d. 1878. _
'l‘sx Collector’s Sale.
Nodes la hsreby given that the not! under
“2.? run...“ it - murmur... lung
33. an Wain; him glow andeollscs
JAMES IOQUILLAN
named in
sud other
bookou
process m will '
Wotan”:
Whammy, Km} (MM and. ‘
_wm l...
.} From use to sue
In regard to Style.
Retail Clothing Trade.
Toke Pleasure in Announcin
Men’s, Youths’. Boys" *7
llluldrenfs
CLOTHIN'
Cut and Fit is Superior to that. of only For-
mer Season, and that their Connection with the Manufacturing:
and Jobbing Trude gives them Facilities Unequuled by any “Ulla-
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT 01'“
Spring Overcoats
c that their stock a
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'v‘
Buys’
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$2 till. ‘1 .‘ul. 3 00. 4 (in. .3 all
'9
All Unlnuudricd Shirt
TRUE KS and TR
purchasing elsewhere
GOMSTOOK
Insurance Building,
South Nm‘wulk. 3
«gm: ——_A raw—1w
DRY llllllllS.
IF YOU WANT
PRINTS
Fur .I and 5. and the lwsl 0 Ccnls.
GINGHAMS
For l3. 9 and 10 Cenls.
MUSLIN
From 5 lo 16 Come.
TOWELLINGS
All Linen. from 6 to 90 Cents.
TABLf'LINEN
For 95, 30. 40 and Upwards.
csssfiinnns
For Men and Buys wear. Also A special
line in pnllcrhs for panls. »
Dung—(soaps
Al. 8 Oenls mid Upwnnls.
Black Oashmeres,
All Wool. for 50,455, 05 and 75 Ccnls.
KID Efovns.
Opera and Spring Sirnlcs. at 500. u Pair.
A Large assortment of Ladivs‘. (Ibildrru's
und Men's
Hosiery}: Gloves.
" CORSETS
For 350 . 500.. 750.. CI 00 and Shlé
Hamburg:—
Edgings
At. In a yard and upwards. '
A Full Llne of
NOTIONS
Table 85 Floor
Oil Cloths
Also my stock of
Double Shawls.
Al Cosby . , -. _
as Colored
Blankets
Al Reduced Prices.
From 00c. to a...
$3.00. 4.5a, 5.5a. 6.50. 7.50. sun. 350. 9.00. 10.50. 12.50.
Childrens’ Suits
Agents lbr Morison & Hutchinson’s
Dress Slurts.
Men’s Business Suitsi: '
«.50. a... $.50. 10.50, 13.59, 14.50.1s50.
Suits
.: no. 7 no. 3 no. 9 so, 10 50.
Fine
of Wulusulla ‘Muslin,
all complete, for 900.
Plain and Fancy Half Hose. ’
Linchuli‘s and Collars.
Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs. I
HATS AND CAPS
AVELIN Gr BAGS.
We would invilc your inspecliun ol‘ our goods and prices before
4
B R OT H E R8,
4. 5 Main. Street.
Norwnlk.
um!
_.,,,. ..m, W “.3...
L .\ RG EST ASSORT-
’1‘” l:
MI-:."r 0F
Brussels.-
Tapestry,
Extra Super
Superfine, '
Ingram,
and Chain
BABPETS
l. Dickerman flail
Additional Agrarian ;.
50. roll ll.»
3 BUTTON.-. V I
Kid Gloves 759:";
b
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In “In It“.
~ .; l
'j‘-7 ‘ "g
Glam sud " .
In Great Vat-lay as Low
Home Blankets:
.90 no-
Norwalk Chronicler