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Job Pellet -lt wsnthss-s. M
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nttnlthhesds. h.“ thunk“.
otwhbtwl loses.
ncrtbser‘s Icnthlg sad Sentinel.
kayak“ I'm rs I. :3
Eclectic lentily “ “ 5.8.
The looser-y. “ “ ‘cs
1
”an: Nursery. ' . .
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“nodes-W “ , vs
is: Seth-5.“ 3} w‘w’mm
“norm )I the tolls-es st Cont! Rovwsln
hrsons
\ Get. it. turn.
letter! will pisses sny they nrs sevssslssd.
MD!!! use.
sslltssforsnvor shoes
Caroline Adders. It. liable F. Hoyt,
Angeline Hubbsli. Ire. mien Negle. Mrs
Lid Rubv. m. Kiss flesh anu.liss Stine
\‘citcb. Hrs. I. A. Wilkins.
Gm‘ LIST.
hlr. Willlnm Grigsn. Occur Keeler. 3!
J. V. P. Longulsrnss Home. Ir. Wm.
Tobin. Blswcrth B. Tuttle.
s
P.
J. 3. DUNN“. “Inst".
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ldst of latter-s
1 Oct. ll. tars. Persons «little\ for say
the shove will plensc my “Admtlssd. ‘
usurious in the M Olcs st Norwslk. 0mm.
of
C. V. Arnold. Tim. Bcsncr. B. 3. Berry.
Alice Corbin. Fred. Csmp. John Comty,
J‘
M. Curel. I. ll. L‘rsuston. Herritt A. Clnrkc.
Elmer 3 Duke. Rev. John Davis. William
l-‘licb. Ears liswlcy. Capt. John 1!. Hub.
bsrd. P. J. K. Hill. hire. 3. J. Johnson.
A. Jones. Dsrtlcl A. Knspp. Msrtiu
Kaiser. Mrs. hi.
W.
A!
Kesrnen. Norsh Lyon}.
Chtrles Lerner. Charles Louusbnry. Williiut
Mclnne. Msgule Mullins. Mlchnel Xsulice.
John llchr-luson. Elinsboth I. Nsrtin.
Miss Msry O’Brien, 8. H. F. Olmstesd,
Jumfl Quintsrd. Recorder of Wuhlngtoo
Council. bliss. Sue Ross. Miss Alice Ris.
A.
j A Rockwell. Mrs. Butter. Punk Sheersn.
Min Katie Smith. Hrs. Cbsrlcs Tracey.
Cbsrles 3. Tucker. 3. blaster C. E. Tuckrr.
CHAS. OLISTIAD Font later.
1%. and More.
it...
John E. Knspp lost it cow on Tridsy.
W
Miss Kate 3. LeCount is spending s few
weeks with her friends in Nlantic.
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M
A good work is being done in the borough
in mscsdsmislmr Hsln street“.
W
'5 The present mild westher ts very uuf \~
vorsblc to the oyster business.
W
Gensrsl Tsylor's new building on wash‘
ington street is sbcnt completed.
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The Adsm‘s Express Co’s wagons sre rt s-
plendent in new pslnt.
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The tire deputment of Bethel will site
the Norwslk psrsdo on the 23.1.
——-‘v.—-—-—
a W. Benrd hss chsuged the interior
retirement of his store by putting n coun
scross tbs resr end.
ni
rtr.
li‘t
M..—
ii. Vsn iloosesr hss msdo some very coo
ventcnt changes in the srrsngemcnt of
dry grinds sud notion store.
W— oe.——-——«
his
:6. W. Dsy bss s capitol line of cigars for
5 cents—tbs “Best Record Ponies“
reslly is superior brood.
M
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3!. stis isolosing out his old stock
“V
of
clothing sud gonts‘ uuderwesr nt very low
prices. to units room for new goods.
Mel-I—
The loss cecssionod by the" destruction or
hire. L. bl. Stevens bsrn wss 0km.
which there wss sh incursneo of #500.
W
(in
It is going to he s severe winter. All the
indicstions potnt tbst wsy. The liltllf‘s“
bonnets sre hcsviLv trim‘nedu-Dtnbuu
.‘v’stss.
W
Hr. sud Mrs. Andrews having cblttgt‘d
their "sideline to one on the Hudson. Mn.
Eben Elli nnd fsmlly will next week
move to the Hill bomestesd.:
ru-
W
My night so sttempt wss made to
rch. Lender Jr.‘s tubscco store.
moulding on the front door wss pried
The burglsrs were probsbly frightened Oil
by lend dz Ayer‘s don.
W
—-Get Pure Milk for 6 cents per quart
g? y Benson Brothers.
Til-t
all
t)!
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3. Cuba. formerly cutter for Harlem .t
00.. bssgoneintc business for himself in
Week’s building. Wsll street. Norwnlk. Mr.
Cebu is so srtlstic cutter. sud her It rep
tics thst needs no lsndicg.
ntisfsction Ind fsir prices.
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Cbristlsn Michel. formerly with hsprot
til i
Es gusrrntr s
Brothers. wss msrrlcd on Thursdny evcn~
1... st Trinity church. Rev. Dr. Sp-ncir
clotting. Chris. is s member of the Gt'l"
men Slaying Club of this city. sud on the
svnsbu of his msrrisro he received the cou‘
nonscfhisrrlends er the rooms or
.0 club.
morn-ll!
unwittbsrssuud
an int. sud vi“
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bscoflnnedcn
meetings or the Home Soot»
st Ionic Hsll on the
lbs-
el Nov. lath sod 17th. Dec. inn
3:: Theysrstobsoondnctsd inner.
’ disrupts-client ssssus. snzl scvcrsl
.h
-‘ . ‘ mm M ii
M flmmammmffiaal
‘I. The
2:; I
1 ileum
“mum
Jaguar: ad. sud Feb. 5th
worsted Posts to order for
so order from .8000 end
Art! Teller.
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mama-shunt Fisher‘s Bill.
‘ ‘uvehssolnetrenlstlonfergbe PM
v.“ knee holly settled own to
”sm"°!
unpuubsrod
snswtlltrnnstnrlnlteo-Wr'
stsrslsm be est en lrto
dflwwfilhsmsfllnu
hiviwssflnwwe In I“
Uflhummwhlch
Vmifipntmhbstssw s.
, I .
ltswswbsr tbs humane-so
psequlnssdsyevsnlsgnsxt. p-
Hem——
—erscn Brothersssll Pore lilk for 0
cents per qusrt.
M‘—
Onr Ire dopsrtment will psrticlplto in
in the Norwslk psrnds next Wedncndny.
fi—h—
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Ir. Weston Webb the directory mun wss
in town Tuesdsy. on his way to Bridgeport.
——-—~.———-‘
Irv. Thee. Krupp bss gone to Peublc.
Cot. to join her son Clsronoe. who his s
dying condition.
-—-—«-——
ldwin Lockwood. one of the old nnd rc-
spactcd residents cl Norwslk died on Ion-
dsy sud wss buried on Thursdsy.
-—-—-—oeo-—-—
A. Lender hss had it connecting pipe to
the Wuhlngton street sewer put in from
his cornrr property.
«M
Read the selectmen‘s sud registrar's no-
tice. Every voter should see thst he is
properly registered.
-—-—-¢w—-—-—
The young men who wss detected in
burghrlnlug the Norwslk cigsr store plond-
ed guilty slid has been sentenced to four
months imprimnmcnl in the county jail.
O
The Gen. Torn. Thumb enterlslnment st
Opers House on Thursdsy sflerlloon rind
cvcnir‘g wss wrll sttcndod slid very srnus-
lug.
moot——
J. 0. Jennings. haying dumbed the scnson
with P. T. Barnum show. bss returned to
this city.
Qtfi-fi
C. R. Bennett bus is new vstlety of toms-
to called the Acme. which is decidedly su-
perior to the svcruge varicly. It is large
nod very solid end fsir. lie secured the
seeds from Wssblugton.
x
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The executive committee of the Working.
men‘s Club will meet st L. J. Blake’s office
on Wednesdsv evening. to mske srrsugc~
menls for the esmpolgn for the November
eltctlon.
QOW
E. A. Wood wstd intends to erect several
houses on the property known es the old
Ely Place. on Mnln street. it is nicely lo<
carted. slid the bulldlngs will undoubtedly
be sought after.
“W
T. Dounvlo hos stnrted s paper in Ditti-
bury culled Th Ilmple. It is no orgsn of
the Grecnbsck Putty, sod is largely mnde
up of mutter from TA: AM“. k local
dcpsrtment is well conducted.
“0"—
G. T. Leonsrd & Sun in digging for the
sewer pipe in Main street find some dlfdcul~
ty in preventing csvlng where the Msln
s‘rcet pips connects with the Wsshington
street main. otherwise tho digging is good
sud the progrers rspid.
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H
Putstoes sre going up in price very rspld-
ly. ()an n few weeks ego they were sell-
hg for 73 abuts per bushel. sud now they
hsve reached s dollsr. They sic very scrrce
lit the Westwud but few were rslscd in the
El“.
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—!-‘lne wnnlcns for Fill sud Winter. Black
and Blue cboviute. Home spun 3 rolls. ding
unuis, worstods and cusimrres of the latest
design in the market. still be made tip to orv
dot at hard tlotvs pride-s and its low as Hill-red
by soy other that. lisrioul the clothiet‘.
———-—w——-—-—-
The South Norwnlk Snxrrxrth gave it
most complete report of the Adelphi diss-
tcr sud the testimonies of the corotlcrs‘
)uritI—ituccupyiugill nil some thrve or
fnul [\l‘t‘fl. Anotltt't proof of (bu SRNTI-
saris msrkcd toterprirt‘.——Slsttlluld Harold.
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Dr. C. ll. Kendall hrs put in the waiting-
rowiu of his dental rooms s new stove
known Its the “Amend.“ It is from F. u.
Nish lb films“ and is of u very beautiful
pattern, hsndsomcly ornsmcuted with nickel
pl tie. and n capital hunter. The doctor has
very piessiu: q‘lil‘h‘l’i. nnd .is doing n line
business.
..__._.>_.._.
0.1a of or.“ iyor hily‘s blsck horses while
bring huddled on Monday escaped from tho
Coachman. sud inking lidvsutngo of his frcl~
dam limk l mu thruueh the city. lie was
ruptured at the druwbridire without bsVlnu
done any liiil‘lll to himself or nuyb idy else.
Waco—~—
Wbcn you hove rt letter lu tutti. don‘t put
it into the litter-box. Give it to tho post-
tusster. No has nothing to ill). and it is
your duty to keep him busy. Then, too. it
shows that you have confidence in him.—
Kenucbuuk &rlf.
v—W‘O
H—m
A business niceuug of the First M. E
Church Literary Society was held in the
lecture room of tbocbulcb Monday owning.
iSot-crsl needed changes were nude in the
constitution. sud it was decided to hold the
first regulnr meeting of the society in the
church next illotiday evening. for which on
excellent entertainment bss been prepared.
———-«o—-—-—
The Committee U! the Union District hss
placed sects snd desks in one of the hose
clients of the Frsnkl‘tn street tchoul house
for the sccuutmmintion of 36 scbuliirs. This
will relieve the first grsde. sud nti‘ord sit
the room uecemnry for the prevent. This
mxkts rely plossslri quarters for the child-
ren. sud obvlstcs the necessity for Iddll‘oll-
si school buildings.
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A prsyermcctlng wss in progress in the
church of Robot Vernon. lud.. sud n pollt
icsl procession. mistsking the lighted edifice
for the bell in which s muss meeting wss to
be held. marched in with bsnuers flying to
the music of s full bnud. sud gsve three
cheers for its cundtdote. The clergymsu in.
viisd tbs potiticisns to roman “ for their
souls' sake." but they declined.
—-—-QOO—-—-
The reports Lt the engineers in chnrgc of
the river sud bsrbor improvements for the
dscsi you new; June 80th. 1878. bsvs nil
been received. sud the sonnet report of the
chief of engineers. Gen. Humphrey. hss
been compiled sud sent to the printer. The
following slntemects sud recommendnticns
hsve been rounds in rslstion to Norwsik
fisrbor: It is proposed to lncresss the
width of the chssnel to too fostwith sslittls
delsy ns pcmlbls. Amount nvsilsble.fl.Mr
smount cstlmstsd necesssry to complete the
summons. ssksd for the next nscsl
yssr. creme.
Thsonebnndrsdfsctoflsrekshosswns
tested on Bstnrdny evening. inundation-
dsyevsnisguswssnncnnesd it would bar.
It "human-softhshydrsnts
(Ml
tho-sale. ltwss then tsksntothshy‘
drsstnssrfiicekrsctery.whsrnonsrswsr
ire-pressure. Ths'ssst wsssntirsivrntls-
rectory—the been showed grsst strength.
was will “tumours-s
lsthsfntnrsunsnnl. ‘
..
Whylsttthstnmnnlnncscwd wbshss
Just tsksn out hrs wsmhonnrs whet time it
isbsstotskcltnutsgslnifycnnskhlmths
timer
———‘.———
Hrs. A. J. Cresslncn with her dtughtsr
Edith sre visiting with hotels“ Hrs Wood
sud Hrs. Rsnscm st her old home in Tree-
ton Fells. New York.
-—-—oso-——-
The N. Y. N. u. A H. Rlilrnsd hsve hsd
s snfety switch plscsu where their truck con-
crete with thst of the Dsnbnry Co. This is
done to svold sll possible dsnger of cool.
dents in csee it should be left dlsplsced.
—-——..-——
The Norwslk Fire Dept. plsyod s retty
shsrp genre in ongsglng the Alert rum
Corps for their psrsde, end then invited the
Alerts. Next we are in hopes tohnvs
two bands in town to scuommndsle our are
men on such excursions. Geo. Ives hits
both bends in blind now. sud tbt-y sre pro-
gressing doely.—[Betbel Pun.
“woo——
Lest Sundsy morning while Dr. Pitt-ice
wss attending to s pntlent st the residence
of W. A. Govern. Grsnltovillc. some one
stole his horse. Into in the day the doctor
found his turnout nesr mrd. usycs‘. where
it bed been left by s drunken turn.
1
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L tit Wednesdsy shout. noon nshlr. Frsnk
Mathew was riding post the the Concord
street school house. on horsebsek. one of the
scholars threw s stone st his horse striking
him on the side. The horse plunged for‘
wsrd snd threw Mr. Mellow over his bond.
bruising him quite severely.
-—-—QOO-———
—Flucst lines of Butter. Cheese. Lsrd.
Elite. Provisions selling low iii the old ii ink
building on Wsshtngton street.
MOW
It would he s convenience to freighters
from this city if. upon the ground recently
occupied by the rcpnir shop of the New
Huron Rutlrosd. the rsllrond compstly
would ore-ct n freight house. Much coin.
plslut is now mode of delay sud luconvenl‘
once because freight can only be received
for the West when ours sre on the switch.
———”—-—-——
Judge Simmons of St. Louis. holds that
street cwsslngs nro mndc for the convent-
ence of persons on foot. sud tbst is the duty
of the driven of sll vehicles. including street
care. not only to check their speed when
my person is on n crossing. but to stop
when there might be the lesst dsugcr of s
collision.
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The Donbury fire department will be u
considerable fenture in the plastic of the
Norwslk dcpsrtmont to take place on the
83d inst. A spoolsl Irsln will lesve Drubury
nt 13 o‘clock that dsy to scoommodsto those
wishing to nttcud. Supt. Ssutllforlh has
offered to tube the are sppilrstus to Nurwulk
for nothing. sud St. Peters band will no-
compnny iiumsne ilosn Ct).
Two Main strict youngsters. the other
dill‘. thought it would be it smitrt thing to
learn to swcsr. end they thought behind the
barn would he s good place to commence.
Accordingly they started for the burn. nnd
once out of night one held to the other.
‘ Now you commoner.“ The other stmd in
deep thought for I commit rind then sold:
“1 swoon" whereupon his companion not
to be butt-u. nolcmuly uttrrvd: “I say so.
too."
.r, we.
The 500 feet of Paragon [loan for the fire
department has been received. tltctost lieu
ing proved entirely sstlsfactory to the Fire
Commi~sionrra rind Chief Engineer. .1 tines
Boyd A Sons of Boston. the ttlltliufrtcturors
of the limo. here presented the Chief Ell
gluon with n ht uric. the pipe of which is
of the some mulerinl its the hose. sud the
bundles of the best lotttlierlnstesd M brass.
melting them much pli'nsunler slid easier to
hold then the old style
H’-
,, __‘.
The Dime Society of the M. E. Church
held its rigulur monthly cutertnlnrncut nt
the reduction of hlr. W. ii. Puylon.on Tucs-
dly evening of lttr‘i. Week The programme
consisted of solos. ducts. quortottos rind
readings rendered. with one or two exotp‘
lions. byllonlc inlrnt. We noticed with
pleasure tlint the voice of our cstcctlied
friend and former cliinen. hlr. Chss. lloyt.
of Norwalk. nddod greatly to the musicnl
part of the ontirtnlnmon.—-Purtcbostor
Leader.
”Q...—
Monday morning the stonmrr Amerlcus.
which wni put on to LING the p‘nce of the
Alli-lplil.w«slylnr of her dock st South
Nurwulk. with etcrttu up randy to I'll" end
some live hundred psssauucrs on borro.
when Deputy Sheriff Dion. Whose brother
Wilfl so rtorlousiv injured by lite lute explo-
oltrt. ntlltcliml her in s suit for dtlmlttt‘l
which is begun ngnlnst the owners. She
did not stsrt. sod tier psssengers were com
polled lu dtsembsrk.
—Thc shove paragraph. which wss stnrt~
ed by out-nf-towu prpere. has gone the
rounds. notwithstsrtding thst it hes
been denied. snd the curse of the lay over
explained. None of the boots ht'. been
sl tschcd.
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Printers sre known the world over for
their utter indifference to soy circumstance
than would prevent their doing their whole
duly. Hard times. dimeulties nor dsngv rt
csn deter them. but such things hnve s ten-
dency to develop their resources. We hove
known printers to speck sud write with the
utmost nonsbslsnce of were. fsmlncs. pestl.
lcucss sud scourge-s. when every one else
wss terribly excited; we hsve known them
to totrlly refute s'stcrncnts thst there wss
crises of entering in s community for inch
of food when they themselves hsd not per-
lskcn of s sqnere mesl in three months;
they congrutulstc sll updb their good luck.
and condone with those in trouble; with.
out recompense here. end with no hope for
the hsresfter. they tsks things ossy. They
been been known to here money: they bnvc
occuionslly boon disgraced by cane; hsve
got msrrlsd snd become fsthsrs of fsmlllss;
but they seldom put on sire—very seldom.
But during the present week we hsvs b‘stl s
demonurstlun tbst they sre in one sense
like other mortsls. l‘itdsy one of them sm-
ploysd in this once did not put in en sp-
pesrsnce. Word cents to the once thnt
hire. W. wns ill. Fridsy is s busy dny with
us. sud we know first it must be scmthlng
serious tbst would keep one of our comm
tturs swsy. Betnrdsy. however he put in
so nppssrsnce. Us wns so chsngsd thst
wssesmiy new him. His fees wss redi-
snt. his spirits bnoysnt. end his «enact ho
khvlosrsnchsstocsnssslsrm for the our
ditlonof hunted. 3s piled onthsslrs.
Bedtds’tsssmtuosrs whet wss nsessssry
to bs none. but spent the tiny in cutting os~
perv. ls wss lsdepsndsnk slmcst deflect.
sud we fssrsd he would swims commend
“emergence“. Esssksd the primer
tss elm. tslhsd of buying nblsd'cr build-
ings. water! to lend money. trusted nil
bends son the scam to nice. .sbstl forl-
snsly. snug Wand M m.
ns‘ts lnthelsy wegctklw «Hen mlslsnt-
ty to be mi. set then be m ,hb
jog: “It‘sngwllh'ssglrll end d-‘sysn
can it.“ "Inn‘s s girl fires hqstvd.
“aim-mobs“: "hsn'tysnhnew’
nurse’s ' ‘ ssws
‘5
h
‘ slssss magnum-t
lslsshdstssls omens-est he s in,
Cons.. ssjoylsg thsrssnlcn'cfhsr 'ols-
mstssefAnidhsnnpyss. ‘
M.— r
0. 8mm c On. hsvs scmsnnnsnslly ins
rider‘s rcodstn the wsv of brlshwood
plpss. which they sre oflerlng st grenlly re-
duced prices. '
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On Tuestlny evening lest the completion
ofths orgsnlnttiosnfs poster the Grsnd
Army of the Republic wss elcctcd. Tbs
vstsrsns mot st Necbnnlm’ Hell. The on-
csrs of Bliss Rows Pest. Bridgeport. enclo-
itsd. The post is to be known es 1). A.
Fowler Pod. No. {8. G. A. R. The follow‘
ing sre the oflcsrs: Mmsnder. D. P.
Moreen; First VleoCommsndsr. Jslnos
Hodges; Second Vice-Commend". Csleb
Wood; Surgeon. Stephen Hodges; Qnsrtsn
rnsster. Cbsrles F. Bullock: Cbsplslu. Jnmos
L‘Homedlen: Queer of the Dsy. Thomas 8.
Bussing; Oflcsr cf the Genre. Alfred Plstt;
Adjutsnt. John a. Buttercup; Qnsrtcrmsn-
tcr~8ergrnnt. George A. Staples; Sergsnnt-
hfsjor. Fred. Keeling. The post will most
every Tucsdsy cvenlnn st lechsnlcs‘ Hsil.
Those who bsd friends killed or injured
on bond the stenmbost Adslpbi. snd nil
who believe thnt preosutions to preserve
burnnn life are destrsble. will rest! remsrks
by the Supervising Inspector Gsnsrsi of
Stcsmbos-s. Gecersl :Dumcnt. with interest
if not with sstisfnctlen. Rs ssys the re-
commendstlon of the jury in the csss of the
exploded stesmbost Adelphl tbst felt cov-
erings of boilers should bsput on in sections
is it very impatient one. his ssys inspectors
have been deterred from s thorough inspec-
tion of helium through font of csuslng ex-
panse by removing the felting from the
boilers. Lest spring be issued n clrculnr
msking Inquiries on this point. sud ssked
why boilers were not uncovered. if necess-
sry. for thorough exsmlnntlen. Gonersl
Dumont is confident thnl the defects in the
Adelphi‘s boiler would bnve been discover
ed if the inspector bed performed his duty.
which is cold comfort under the circum-
stnoccs.—Hsrtford first.
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The Bundryocbool concert of the Cou~
gregttlonnl Bundsy'school. hold inst Sunday
evening. wss very instructive sod interest-
ing to sll present. Mr. Frsnk Nssb gsve s
short report of some of the dulnnl
of tho Sundry-school convention bold
in Wstcrbury some time since. Mr.
E. Board rend sn interesting letter from Mr.
Densmoro. their missionary in the wilds of
Mlchlgsn. which gtve sn recount of some
of the misslousry work being done in that
slnte. Mr. Clarence Nssh ssked the schol-
srs numerous questions from tho Bible.most
of which were snswcrod quite rcsdily. Rev.
It. Dunning hsd previously snnounced tbst
he would give n short lecture on the beehive
sad the Maud some of the many lesson thnt
could be insured from them. He gsve s
sketch of the life of s bee from the bntcil-
log of the eggs tlll its destb. He explained
how the comb wss msde. slid how the been
gathered honey. how the hive was construc-
ted. how the bee lived in its hive. its bsblts.
etc. snd st each point in his discourse he
love the vsrious lessons to be lcsrned. His
lecture was very interesting. sud wss enjoy‘
ed by nll present.
Q0.
Got-rerun Services
At Trinity Church. Sunday. October com,
lSl'S. The lioly Commulon st 9 A. no;
preparatory services on Saturday evening
at 8 o‘clock in the Sunday school room.
Evening Prayer sud sermon on Sundsy st
ll l‘ st All Germans invited.
W
Karo clrsxtorr.
The largest and best sudlence of the sen-
son assembled at Music ilsll. Monday even‘
log to witness the performance of “The
Two Orpheus.“ in which Kate Clsxton bss
made herself fnmous at no sclrcss. The
play was will put upon the stngo. and the
acting throughout wss good.thc compnny
belug one of the best tbst int over nppesred
here. We are pleased to suuuuuco, also.
the! it was it financial surcest.
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Conncotlcrst‘s Tortoises-s In Council
The thirty-second annual meeting of the
Ounuectleut State Teachers‘ Assoclstlon
began at New Haven Wednesdny forenoon.
The teachers of tile Frsnklyn rtreet sud
Down Town School went over Fridsy morn-
ing.sccomp.tniod by the committees. An
exercise in free gymnnstlcs by s clnss in 8.
T. Dittton‘s school. Now linen. wss one of
the festures on Friday. nnd today 8 T.
Dulton will rend n [input on the “ Dingers
in our Profession.“
W”
Dick bands Combination.
The first miustrel sud variety troupe of
the rescue will nppesr st Music Hall next
Thursdsy evening. The Dick Sends Corn-
binstlon bns been here before. slid given s
very ssttsfsotory entertslnmont. They come
now. we sre informed. with new features
nnd tncrcssed nttrsclluns. The trslnel
dogs are sold to be lnsrvols. end the various
srtlsts stnrs of their profession. Tickets 85
snd no cents: reserved sosts st Hoyt‘s drug
store.
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“ Dnll’y ” Explains.
Bo. Nortwsu. Cm. Oct. 38th. 1878.
Home. new" of the antiserum—The
ides of our “ being scsred " lsst Wednesdny
night of s little “ sephyr " like tbst l Why.
we only “ nrrsnged " ourselves slcngslde
tbst fence of Mr. Ely's just to lot s proces-
sion of derrieks. sewer pipes. slid s whole
flock of barrels go by. Why. I wss so hold
so to let my hnt snd umbrelln follow the
procession. nnd stsled quite s while looking
s'ter them; (the procession I mean.) Don't
give it swny. Yours Truly.
Dun.
W
New Check.
W. O. Brysnt n 00.. monsters of the
N. Y. Mary M hsve sent us s propul-
tion to publish the pan!) etus ottbst peper.
for which they generously 08' to send us
their weekly for one yesr. price elm. As
the sdvertissmsnt would been” four inches
their terms sre very llbernl. so much so tbst
we must decline to sooopt them. We simply
print n pspcr for fun. end our ndvsrtlsteg
soon is gsnerormy dcnstsd. Our help
don‘t cont us snythlng. end ss none or them
rrsd they would not spprsciste the weekly
fist. so if we nbculd receive it we would
not know whet to do with it. As we hsve
fully ss msny New York sxehsngss us we
one use. we must decline. but not without
sgstn expressing our opprecisticn or the
kindness or the hat. ‘
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I‘ousb techno—Ricotta“-
m
Thsslsetlosofsonlensl for the Mk
regiment. in W Mudsymensnrssd
sevsrsl hosts.’ Thirty or the thirty-two
tsbnbshrssnsgrssmsstwnsssssbsfisnd
thsosndldntss voted for “mm
Colonialfioftmlrfinlp .crlenly
Madman“ ‘ k
too A (on. hamster-sin;
Wet-swim: mm“ W
we
watch end lucrakinnsrslsetsdbyn
nnsnlmsns vote. Lots in the sftsrness
Csptsin Alonso Grey of Gemini! I. Stret‘
ford. wss chosen msjcr. Inter Duty en
onsbsllothssdsdcnlyonsvotsforslsetltn
Llentsnsnt Belts or Compsny D. did not
nttsndthesisetioo. Red he been present
hewcnld hsvsvotsdfcrbctysndbswould
hsvebcsnelectsd.
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Burglary. .
Thursdsy evening, Henry Rsndsl sud
fsmlly spent the evening swny from home.
lssvlng the house clone. Lste in the oven.
leg tbsv returned. sud ss they entered the
bones thsy;dlscovsrsd thst it wss occupied
by sevorsl burglsrs. who lmmsdistely took
their dcpsrtnrs from soother door. inking
with them s lsrge qusutlty of drones. went-
ingspprsbstc. Thshonsshsdbeenthcn
cnghly rsnseoked. end such srtlclss so the
bur-glen did not wnnt they left scsttersd
shoot the doors.
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“o Adolph! Explosion.
The United Shh Btumbost Inspectors
m on loudly their investigstion into
the csnsss of the explosion of the boiler of
the Adelpbl. Themes ,NcGos. the toilr r-
msker cf Nysck. explslned the obnrnctot' of
the bollu. “When I built the boiler in
1818.” he ssld. "I considered it n good one.
The trouble in this once with the piece
where the pntches were put on st the hero
of the stosm chimney wss thnt the current
of sre-em penning nronnd wore it sway. and
pstchss were pnten inside snd out. This
mode lsshs.» It wss worn through forwsrd
sud sft of the stssm chimney. All the ms.
torlsl used in constructing the boiler wss
new iron. The stesmer Chrystensh bnsn
slmllsr boiler thst hss been used six yesrs
sud ts still used; the stsyisg is the snare; the
boiler of the Adolphl hes been seen by me
since the scoldsnt. I exsmtned the thick-
ness of of the iron where it wns ruptured.
end it wss one-eighth of en inch in some
places sud in others one-sixteenth of so inch.
My vrsy of ranking the boiler ssfs would
bsve been by cutting out the bed plsces ss
fsr ss I found the iron thin. I do not think
ss 1 found them they were ssfe. They might
stop s look. but would not msks the boiler
soy strange-r. but little other testimony
has been published.
Gonersl Dumont. supervising inspector-
generril of stosm vessels. hss presented to
the secretary of the tressury his report on
the «uses of the explosion of the boiler.
Inspector John W. Bloke. who msds the
crucial inspection of the exploded boiler. is
severely censured for gross csrelssrness end
dorcllctlon in duty in giving s csrtllcste tn
the Adolphl. sud. upon the recemmsr'i’dstlon
of General Uumcnt. he bns been summsrily
dlsrnlsssd from the service. his dischnrge to
this from September 30 .
The verdict of the coroners‘ luries is gen-
erslly commended by the press.
MOI—I'-
Reading Room Supper.
The msnsgsrs cf the Free Rondlnr Room
bsve decided to hold s supper on Wedner‘
dny evening next. nt Music Hsll. for the
benefit of the society. The Rcsdlng Room
sud Tempersnce Lunch Room have now
been inoperstlon n little over s yesr. sud
but been the moons of much good. end it
hss been It ilnnnclsl burden to no one. The
indies connected with it bsve given much
time to it. end thus kept the expenses st the
very lowest point. nod to them is due its
success. The Rnsdirg Room is now pretty
well supplied with good books. besides tnsny
of the drtily papers slid periodicals, and the
Lunch R horn is n cinvonienc‘. end side out-
terlslly in the general support of the honor
tin“.
‘t the supper given but year s llbornl
wss raised. sud it is hoped it will be
equsllod on this oocsslon. Let nll who one
furnish something for the entertsinment.
nnd then stteud the slipper. A dollnr spent
in this any will be for s good cnusr. end ss-
nlst in polpitusting nu institution that is
s benefit to the p‘sce.
Tho tornporsnco people hove been pslnt-
lug sod improving the Cotes Ronni. sud
hnve it now in such it condition tbst it is s
credit to the city. but the contrsnt between
it nod the Rosdlng Room strikes the mind
unplesssntly. This we do not like to see.
for we think the “ending Room should he
nude st sttrnctlve its possible. There sre n
greet many strangers pssslng through our
city who sre glsd to find n place where
body end mind can be fed. nnd rest obtnln-
ed without going where liquor is sold. sud
thnt st much less cost; therefore. it is very
desirable lbst the Rosdlng R loin should be
printed. end is new snd lnrgu stove be pro
vided. end in order to do this the copper is
given. sud they tske this opportunity to cell
on nll the lsdlcs in the piece, contributions
to he sent either to the C rifle R tour or to
Music Hell on next Wednesdsy. for the
indies who nrs scanned in this movement
sre so few in numbers tlist it would be im-
possible fcr them to cdl on sll. nnd yet it is
very deslrsblc thst every one should send
their mite. We sre very btppy to stste
thst s bend will lny on the erection snd
sn exhibition or re. Jurley's Wux Works
is expected. . . r
a
W
Rowayton.
A good supply of block fish sre being
csngbt by skillful ushermen. Amstsurs
only loose their belts on the reefs in forty
feel of wntsr.
sgsln. He hss been trsvellng for the post
four weeks sud reports fsvorsbly so to busi-
ness prospects in the future. but st present.
extremely quiet.
The printing of the ill. R Church is s lit-
tle more then hnlf finished end hes come to
s deed stsnd for the pest four weeks It is
evident thst business use commenced slid
the volunteer psrtlss sre wsltlng for s lull
before they use up the pdnt they hsve on.
hsnd. "'
Ir. John Bhorrsrhns gone to New York.
hsvlng bssn sngsged to tsns cbsrgs or s
beck binding sstsblishment ts whhb he is
very sklllfnl. no hss brsn three ycsrs out
crhls regnlsr business. this being his list
opwtunlty for work. which i bsnk book
birdies puncture _
Ir. J. I. Rowen is tsklng sdvsntsgs r!
‘tnsf“dry sssscs end hss sgsng of men ems
plegsdclssrtngont sswsmp inhlsgrovs
much-skins .- W his.
. impress-noses under! bstntssnb;
crimson-unprint- wants so n.
. Tbsslsv
Theta.
Ir. George Shersr list returned M ,
vnlunblsssrvissrrshsgssnldsentnrsths _ . .
mtscrssn’fitbstfln shinny-scold herpes. .
M lt- ell! midwe- : --
.m
a. 3-31.230“
tiller & Willi
gummwdhss there mnst'focw be on no.
Wuhan-obi the buy or 0..-
From the Smallest Job
”'1‘“
Anywhere hero-tor Town.
An nl tnlstlmsls solicited n... sll.
32::th .. new“ “ll‘ "-
withstrlsl wsr '" "
rises snd loll-totes Furnished.
Shop M of Frenklln St. near Entrainm-
to Nursery 1’. 0.3ox dl'f. sow
TIMBER ‘
AND
[UMBER
SHINGLES.
ALL BRANDS AND PRICE“.
LATH,
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Rollin
and Pt eta.
Walnut. Ash and.
Cherry.
Oak Whitewood
rind Maple.
And, nil kinds of llrrd Wood.
Henry R. Fitch,
SOUTH NORWALK. (‘ONN
A GRAND UPPER
T0 PURCHASERS 0?
Rubber Paint.
We will make the fullmrlog uupnrnlh-lod
offer to purchasers ol out ltul‘ll.
If, at the End of Two
Years, the Point is not Erl-
tircly Sotlsfllctcry and in
all Respects as Represented
the Money will be Prom pt-
ly Refbnded.
Rubber Pslnt is the Greatest Succtss of
the Age. ss our
Increased Sales
And the utilvcrsnl Illlnfscliill given in
every lnrtsuce will testify.
FOR SALE B\'
John H. Ferris.
At Oosl 0M st Foot Worthington Strut.
l2Ylifll‘SiiflliSlflillUSfl
PROVER THE E
AVERtLo
Chemical Paiiii
Tobsauwrlortonny Ccmblnstlousf
white ill-Mt 0“-
“. “
New Hurt-rt Lord lb.
, New Mackerel lb.
New Raisins
[Brown’s Potent Flour no; “
Very beet St. Louis 53.50;
“ Beg 90c
100
7, 50
101:
NoTes in or... has
money equals our, if
Tow llsven lens
as Ber-c Soup ' .
Fresh French Cream Boo-Boris 20c. ‘ Po:
Large Lots of New GoodsE‘Now in Store.
L. Dibbre, Jr."
O.
OCTOB
Flannels. Drone Goods,
Cassimers. Ware
Hotlori' '
FROM AU
.‘lsuy N iv. ltic- sud Gout linsins nt «Ir
Our Rubber Umbrella. and bodies Rnbher cross
V0 ARRANTID FERRET.
A Great Job in Underwear lb dico’
. Gents’ and Children. ' I"
A Novelty Likewise in Hosiery, Lttdies’ slid Niches Kaolin
derives: cheaper then you con mskc it
A New York Mills Muslin sum for 85¢. ‘
‘ Blankets. Comfortablcs. stle slid Floor Oil Cloths. 7 7 , 7‘
R. BENNETT;
Washington Street. South Norwslk, Conn.
. 1878.
rproof Cloak.
" W Set ‘
Fa *
IO .
. Sbswls.
Urs- ’
w...
4038‘
sidewall Furniture
Keeps the Largest cud Best Assortment of
FURNITURE
AND SELLS CHEAP FOR CA8“.
Picture Frames at Gost.‘
DAVID. STOW
MAIN ST.. SOU I‘ll NORWALK. GT..-UP STAINS.
FURNISHIN G UNDERT
WAY!
At Prices for Below Originsl Oust.
Wall-[tow DIM.
We are Closing- Out . fl .
Crockery, Glass
Baskets 0f every Mp9 3M (4
61111817 Elli] AHWSBfmjsm‘
\V‘s sre “ling than Orv-slow
one be bought in sny Whole-sub.- House in New York Cky.
They Hunt and Will ho Sold-
\\‘8 ALSO HAVE 'rrrn OlIOICIST "NI 9".
c. R o c E R l E‘
In Norwdk. undue 8 llivnr rem at Prices as law so sny Oboe Ill...
“‘83!!! BER THE when.”
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