VH1” t‘lilmm Carmina-3.. N39, 0f the Narraganiwtt and Stonginton.
(2.!" ”NM. h m reapcctively. difler in many respect: from
{H m; :13: 2:5th those of the survivnm. and do not agree
H i‘mmh'e?‘ but ":6 to of with each‘oth‘er on all points. A search-
in receiving filing!)- ing investigation Will be made.
Adi-ration Mmmithhmzoe“ A large number of the mssengem were
‘ “a that: in the 2' 3;; women and children. and the suffering of
.i MIMI o: ‘ con "1‘?! three. aggravated hytlie mimniice and
.- m m gr‘ruional brutality of many of the men. were aim-
9° M m 0! l will“! ply terrible. Mothers had their children wheat is twatcd in the same way.
a Irv-l4!!!“ until the lat for
£5.233m: to be rushed "ll“P‘W‘h‘fVl‘fi and chairs We‘re “‘I't‘m‘hvil “l gram. apparently l‘Nll‘l‘l'llll-ll"ll“llly ““‘l During the evening Mrs. C. E. lionian of
:lv the W» H has been from their hands. and in several instances I‘loi‘cr.
"“- M ‘l‘h Past Con‘ they were prevented from seeking safety has recently ln‘en mowed thr Willy of de- selections.
on rafts and floats occupied by men.
his» will “web it half-past 9 The i‘uwnrdicn of a, I‘H‘llt‘ll 0! ll“: ch'\“v‘ tllt‘ icytllt‘ h“. lt‘ft. and H“.
“"‘Q" Eartha Pun!“ of consid‘ and the inetlleiem‘y of the rest left the llllfi lll «“l‘l‘l‘l'lll lllrl-Nll‘l‘i‘~
- :‘g‘l'll‘ll “113 in relation to the paswngvu without aid or assistance save
_. I Em vote. Mr. lltclb such its they cmild provide forthctuselvus.
,“ has charge of the aubjeet. hopes Tim steamer Stonington has been hois-
-|‘ l“ PI- it. but the Republicans ted onto the dry dock at the Foot of Pike
.1 determination to mint it to the street. lier bows for nearly twenty feet I'll“.x Whom and “MK
The Democrat: have not enough aft {and above the- water line are couiv all his rye and oats destroyed.
lmrn here to make a quorum. and all pletely demolished. and to prevent her
Rl’Plll‘lic‘ni have to do in to withhold from filling with water canvium blankets
1!. I: wtvsand the joint rule cannot he were nailed over the hole. I lt‘l’ stein
d i‘l’li‘tl' The failure to pass this joint piece was completely shattered. and the
a ’ ll" Will not in imlf prolong the scssion. main llcck. leading hack to the fowcastle
it .. m are when. however. who do not, was twtsted and torn up. showing that
: where that the neceuary businpg will be the shock was \‘ory severe. it was be mile frontage at the some time.
.umplotgd in time to cutthlo them to get licvcd by some who examined the lvows
‘ away on “'edncoday. They think the that the damages showed conclusively
time for adjournment vvill ho extended that the speed was greater than the law
until Fridnyor Slturday. 0f the three allows in a fog. Upon the upper deck. work they have in hand.
“l‘l‘f'mn bills yet to be disposed of. forward. are strewn torn. soilml and
the hadry Civil bill and the Agricultural drenched clothing of the matched paswn-
4‘ lizli are in committees of couf‘crcnco. and Itvrs. consisting of shoes. Stocking. under‘ too stalks Wllli‘ll rattle against
’ tilt? Deficiency bill will he sent to a coup Clothing and overcoats.
- utilise tomorrow. There is a good deal Detective Fuller. who was on board the what had once boon a field of grain.
I‘l‘ trouble with the itcins in both the Snip Narragansett. said Sunday that ho saw a
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mm; Wink. therefore. that several inipob
“map“ at measures will he acted on.
cakes. .vmmy hills which would waive the
tint Ap. wrovnl of the majority of the House if
permitted tn be brought tea
the face .
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Fan being «,th on. weighing m. much as 300 pOllDilS. who ll..l.ockwoml. Tho a'IirIIIinitiic-kml and inflmfii for ‘9‘...” l! b. ”Pun,“ that
‘ '5 The expreuion with reference to ”it! was particularly cml. She was holding' “‘"Wl ll l“““‘“"l“ “Mil “l “ll“ grass lll“ Mr. r‘iiiisliiiw will build again liiililPtll‘
m ”“6380 nomination among the ten firm» on to a hale of cotton. and when our It at l "“3”“: m 1“ L Quumw.“ and‘ "“9““ “ll‘lyr
Yot and rudder“: of the District in gm I-rii- value up she said: " [Isn‘t mind me )rt; 1 lumy only sit-\‘I‘Il'llls lil‘l'I“ lll'l‘l “l llll“ “m‘ \\'o understand that the l"i\'c .\lilc lliii‘l‘
an melt employ. who will vote in their re- can hold on well enough for s»‘Illt' llIlli‘. “ill." ('5 "”“mb' l" “" ““2”" ‘rh‘l "'“l‘; ’l‘unipi-Iiiuw organization urn coming: up
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m; identical with thistle upon the ilulllllllllltln ‘1 . l men were saved hefuri llll“ Willll‘lll. *‘ ill ~ “lllll ll dill . .lIII‘n l“ -i .W ,h. m of their famous Incl-tings. 'l'liis iri Illlnl
b u of tiovcmor Rayon four year». ago. .\ choiIrsc there was danger of “rampant: ll“‘l”“‘-l i“ ““llll“"‘“'l “ ”if“ f" ‘iill‘li‘hl‘; "l: “p... .. \. hm... hm... “my...“ for (M. u “N“
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belief that General tiartlelil will llilllii‘ Ii child and a man—and cautioned them in "‘ l‘ ‘ l l‘ ‘ . u Amino. lillffi'iliiilyoi. ‘..‘_. ”25' 111...“. .i.....-\.3I .i.v”l.k....».i'.' lllhi“ W ' POD M on m ' .
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"""d ' l." ' ea 3 It 2‘ ' i . l The Nonliimon was formerlv known as {'1 hm.“ 'l mm hunt) Wt 1” “u l l “ V v .\ l'nIl)’ l‘IHI-‘luu. will u Minnie sun iI-Ii. III limo ' RIBBONS on e 0 Dry.
"ma ryms lllt‘ SNOW“ llllR- Tlll‘ ”will“ ““1““ . . ', .' . X In their progress :tt‘l‘ur‘ci tlii~ road. The Ill- order, for min. .\lI‘.il_\ in ' . .
£3”qu Hp abreast of the scllmmcl'. Olll\' a allul't w“ lzrzimpus. MW Wu“ ‘mm’ in Ni“, \ “rk ilividual uII-Inln-rs of tho muss w“... fr...“ MEI). \I'. DAY SI K81 And compelled Its enemies to place rm“.
m“ w distance ““33 and fir“! “ blank "llm- i‘mituw harugrtliitctti u: :l't‘t‘lllhlllli. 3:“ tlii'ccviliini’tcrs of an inch to an inch and it Wunted. V “I. 'l‘lll‘ SATINS‘ cc. dulent imitations i“ the market.
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awn“... 11-. .. Al: thus time. lays taptain Anderson. l ‘n .. b' fp‘; I; n ,‘ (n 5“” , “i half Ill II-ngtlmind when the Ii't‘g/I.~‘(t‘l‘ rep- ml woman Wilncvuvmllmuwu- II: . p l ‘1 I“ (a) . .1 All i‘n-nuine Rubber Paint beam this
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Ind bk “0‘ M1“: much Wlnd. and a hillllll boat flpfll'uilt‘lllg‘ 1““) fl)!‘ \\'Dlllt‘ll lllltl one l’t)!‘ ldli'. ‘ and “ “Lu“ “ h“ 1" llllJNl “4‘0 kfih d wanted: All”. it lllll‘ Annill‘llllillll (If
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a: uter- ou record occurred last Friday nixlt NOTWiL‘b and New London to‘ New York.
at ' about half past eleven. ricct‘ Cornfield was disabled soon alter getting into the
'3 ‘7. “3‘“! 08 Clinton. The “NH...” Naria- bound‘by the bursting or her stcanipipe.
" ”‘ M and Swaingtou. one going mt. She drifted on shore and went to view a
3“ ‘ ’ a. “1,... mt. both of u... Stoningtou immediately. and more. than ~10 lives were
h . line. collided. The flwmn] of u... 5'“. km. The next latest. disaster was on do y
Iron Wt hing store in the steamer im- 9:1 199% when the Clttf 0’ Bufllon 0! the
' m My took fire. when she was ~Norwich line was run min of! the mouth
a w for chore noon grounded on the of the ‘Connecticut River by. the. State of
C. ' ”a. where m w” burnt t.) the water‘s New I‘tork of the Hartford line. In a fog.
Jen-g «Q. a“; veg»), wgye 3....“in 13.3.... In this case great loss of life was narrowly
'Jolu with was”. and of course great com averted.
aeration prevailed on board of each at. m" a"... mm”
m WM.”.:§'..J§Z’;.§L°MWM;L ... M... w...
1 s.
_ mgorugicggmk' 22.“?(‘11823 Rum-s ‘Comc'ricrr AND brains ris
Ibo went at once to the rescue and with “ 0“ 0’ DEVAS'UWUN-
‘ 3|! he! hit: out succeeded in meaning a The army worm which has been cum-
portion‘ of the visit-tigers: must of
' 1:: in their nighgclothI-a only. were tmying fields of wheat. oats. rye and corn.
“3 Wart-rim tthity of New York. The and ruining acres and acres of grass has
’ sin-ll boat: were rowed around for several reached (loanectiout. and begun its work
n inur- in crunch of the poor unfortunate: of devastation on the farms in this state.
C; who had been driven overboard from the The first auction in which they appeared
W's-21.563“
ill-Ii-
a; at;
“Law :rv' l~ 3. Oftbonen
—.._._w——--_
Steamboat Dian-tor.
One of the moat horrible steamboat dis-
Iiry Civil and the Agricultural hill.
fictions may he made at any time in the
wifi . ll. has now to suspend the rules. and it
Tllcf‘t‘
vote. but under the rulesa singleolijeciion
The single objection is. how.
lever. of no avail on a motion to suspend
' the rules. and any measure that two-
‘: m- third- will agree to can have a chance of
“little or Grant. just its they linpi'il that
3!th Conltling or lllaine \Viilllil 1... “Hill-
flu! it cannot tr said that
there l! Ml Iliwtisfaction with tho ticket.
could have boarded us from the frigate
without much difficulty. and
x tmubling us to stop and hoist a dag.
J I took no notice aceonlingly of the (int
shot. but when a second gun was tired
and I solid shot passed in near our stern
that I felt the wind of it. and thought it
mutt have hit the small boat at the stern
davitl. I concluded to act. and we ran up
the American flag and lay to.
lard than boarded us with an waiver and
crew armed with pistols. cc.
acted me why i did not hoist my flag and
have to when i saw him coming.
him i did not propose to do anything of
the kind until I was forced to. and did
not recognise his right to command me to
do no. The officer then looked down the
hold. Ind. after it few more worth in very
broken English. left us alone. and \vepro
Without
The Span»
The othern-
Wt‘s ymmfimwhnt or :10.
Wuhan!
“ » «an
I told
W show that at tho time of the
collision the governmental reminder: 0
to tilt blowing of whistle: was grossly vi~
clued. Though adorns fog prevailed. the
whistle. were only blown at intervals of
from five to tan minum. wherm the law
is that they dull be ooundul at least once
a minute.
The statements of Captains Young and
by Q‘inga plank to two chairs.
the shower came ho was seen sitting 0
his head.
il h mined.
careful: liui we
ready to take them.
try.
cabin. out of which opened fourteen sma
rooms. This deck also containml
stewiird‘s room and ullicern.
contained 220 staterooms.
the steamer wax 250 fcct.
in seven years.
terror on the Sound.
Second disaster was collision of the Mcti
about 30 perished.
lent forty persona won the western climb: the vicinity
veil some of Stamford. and on the peninsula which
. milthemrforwhour undo half isboundcdoutheeutbythe Mill river.
. mm: were picked up. art! Tray
7‘ mm'lymdytofiveouswtz 9
Th. W '- hat-um nub
“can. adv!!! MIX-til‘m
puwmnum, am no}:
fimmwm 1:»: Mn:
' Anni-immaucuwmso:
' ilk MM‘RJ’WR:
Tb. Magma flea-inactive tin-III day. to no
and on the west by mantis river. The
farm- on which the pants havo appeared
border on Long Island Sound. while those
fields of grain which are growing a mile
or more fnorn the water are untouched.
The worms are rapidly travelling north-
ward. however. and owners of growing
crop fu- lu the murmured:
whetherthomrzobfl' « «WM
m
mascara-auto“ ', _.
thflfi-hwcwm‘"
man in the water who had niadea raft
When
the plank with an umbrella raised over
A inetaliv lifeboat. marked "Narragan-
ll is
conjectured that this boat. being over
crowded. upset. and all its occupants Were
Second tlfllcer \‘andcrveer of the. Ston-
ington says: Ircnienienilk‘r an old lady.
illc \i'llti‘l'. and Wu were nlillgt‘il l-l ln‘ VN‘)‘
filllllIl llll‘ nlllli'l‘rl's “ill-
lug tn .Iimy orders and stay until we \\‘I'I‘i‘
We went up to one
men. a servants‘ room. kitchen and pain
Unthc main deck was the lmlies'
the
The upper
cabin or saloon was richly furnished. and
The length of
width 40 fuel.
that the Naragantett had not missed a trip
This disaster adds the fifth to a list of
casualties which have in the post caused
Many will remem-
ber that which befell the steamboat Lev
ington on the night of Monday. the 18th
0f January. 1840. when 173 lives werelost
in the freezing waters of Eatun‘s Neck. A
with a rolling vessel at Watch llill. when
0n the 90th of No~
venilier. mm. the steamship Atlantic.from
_ 2M
ant ages.
It milling.
self.“ was picked up about lth‘ miles
south of thosceno of the disaster.
ll
of the worms.
pest.
hols have tried to stop the army.
ell'erts in that direction haw proved unii
'I‘licnrmyof worms went into
the meadow of J. ll. llcndric and ate ti
lnrge part of the grass.
:1 largo field of clover toward which the
army was pnicccilln: Mr. llendric had it
mowed. and left "tithing: hut tho stubble
for them to attack
ilt‘l‘t‘n‘ of \\‘lli‘(lt llliil ilIl‘i‘i‘ iti‘l‘t‘s iif ryt‘ \\'t‘l‘\l
destroyed on the farm of \\ illinni llock~
wood. and fifteen acres of rye which had
been seeded with grass at the farm of ll.
running heavy
any destroy werythin
they touch, Ind leave nothing of any value the faithful adherent of the belief in
behind them. Although the hanger of chairm- and symbols. to adopt the bone-
theoe pest: seem: never to be nppeasod shoe worn to brightness. in the absence of
they are at times fastidious. as for instance any other. which he nailed over his oat-
ln the way which they treat rye of differ- toga door. Hence a piece of metal of this
That which is young and ten- shapo became associated in the common
dcr is preferred by the worms who. when mind with supernatural pronenm “cl
they reach such a field. clean it out entirely.
if the rye in ripening and losing ita rank to the original figure of the patron saint.
juiciness. however. the worm: do not out w “‘
of! the can. preferring uomething that is
not so haul and to them iindoeervable.
in such a case they bite otf the tips of each
kernel and suck out the sweet juice. When
they got into an outfield where the grain
is succulent and rank they consume the
atnlks from the top down almost to the ll.Tolles.
level of the earth. and a field of corn or
The
carried away faint them on the waves. worms also Mlm‘k Mil “film." ““8“ "am" Town Hall on Thursday evening. June 17.
When they conic to u livid which
atroyern will eat so much of ill-I grass as
have done
The worms did a great amount of dam- Noni“; was “.0" attended.
ago on farms on tho road running along
the shore from Stamford to Old Green
wich. destroying a number of acrca of
Enos Lockwood had
No says
that on Friday when the worms attacked
tho tleld of onto. which was more than a
quarter ofa mile in length. they began
the attack very systematically. the belt of
worms being wide enough to attack the
field at all points along its quartor-oiia-
worms proceed across a field like this in a
straight line. moving neither to the right
or the left until they haveaccomplished the
They do their
work thoroughly and systematically. leav-
ing nothing behind them but it lot of Hits-
ll
Ni‘i
ther Mr. le-kwoml. nor any of his “righ-
{or iil
and destroy. Fun
1“” livil I'liickI-us lulu tlu» livid. iiiiil Hwy
iitc up what iileI-urril to ho ll lllll‘l‘V Hf
hlill‘llllhllt‘l‘a mil iIlII-iul Ill lln- army.
in; for good iiiii'iiory for lllt‘ll' compan-
llimisands of lhcui. hill llll‘ death of a few
thousand Would make but little Ilill‘z-I'I-Iicc
with such an army as this one which was 1‘,
preparing to make an attack on the crops
in \chtbrook and Snylirouk.
places the worms have lII-cn uniformly
tiiuving tn the north. hut in this misc they
were headed south toward the Sound.
and di‘llth of hole 15 feet. She was li- Tlll‘lt‘ Si‘t‘llla‘ to he no ivzl." “l l'Xll‘l‘llllllil'
conned to carry 700 lmengerzi. It is fluid ting this new post. l‘ui‘is green. lmndm
l ' i -‘
purple and other poisons lllll'l‘ been tried. D 0 N ’
the itppvtlld .
but they unlv seem to whet
Stamping them to death.
over them. kills
them but does not exterminate them nor
seem to diminish their number.
does no good. and they crawl Into and out
ofa ditch as easily as they mirniount a
stonewall or any other Ullhliitlie.
does not atop them in their UllWlll'll nuirch
for they seem to be gifted swimmers. and
in some places they have gotten into wells
so thickly that the water cannot lw used
for any piirime and an attempt to draw a.
bucket of water usually brings to the nur-
fnce a bucket-full of Wurlilfiq‘a thousand
or so. all alive and squirming.
Professor C. V. Riley. chief of the Uni-
ted States Etomological commission. is to
visit Long Island to inveistigiite this new
scourge and advise as to the beat methods
to be pursued to rid the country of the
He is of the opinion that the pres-
ence of the worm will not be of long dur-
ation in any locality where it now exists.
but that it will more northward. follow-
ing in the track of the ripening crops.
———-o.o-——-
Origin of the none-hoe Inner-
rollers
tuition.
In very early times. says a writer in
Baldwin's Monthly. among the Celtic race
niitting such ravaged on Long Island. des- an effigy of the patron saint so common
in churchee and temples. was much used
in the dwellings and workshops of the
people, an a tic-called “protection“ against.
ill-fortune. The ‘glory'ubovuthollime! wayait 8 o’clock, sharp, to
tho figures—which were often rudely
man's
boot like a lot of wires as he walks across
in order to save
Link-
From most
Ditching
\Viitcr
carved in wood and painted—was rcpt-e.
sented by a circular piece of metal. to con:
ray thc rifect of a shining halo. or nimbua
frequently seen in the illultratiom of the
Virgin and other corlpturo subjectl. Often
this metal nimbun was of semi-circular
form; and after the figure itself had disap-
pared, by rmou of decoy. the turnbu-
reuninod. and was unpainted in some
promhcnt at the cameo door or
other point commanding view. In course
of than the ninth“ in: small and u a.
m. for the W. and w. hold in
slur-ht“.
I
non occurriuc‘, indication. crumb. ”for
care. in keeping with the belief attaching
DARlEN.
A. E. Chasniar was in town last Stin-
day.
F. B. Orlieli. of South Not-walk spent
Sunday in town. He was the guest of H.
The ladies of the M. E. church will give
a strawberry and ice cream festival in the
Brooklyn. N. Y. will hingafew choice
Admission 10 cents. All are
invited to attend.
The festival given by the ladies of the
Congregational church last Wednesday
There is to he a festival in the West
Norwalk church. this evening. for the
purpose of buying a new organ. It is
hoped that the people of Darien will help
them all they possibly can.
Clarence Seotield and Miss Juliette wow
united in matrimony last “’edncndny ove-
ning in the M. E. church. The ceremony
wm performed by the llcv. lllr. Langlois.
The new couple have the best wishes of
the people of this town.
I
l‘lic
L‘i‘ofut & lloso have had their delivery
wagon painted.
An ice cream saloon has been opened in
llarien. It is kept by Miss Ella Tanker.
The young men can‘t find any excuse
now. so they will have to do the right
thing—~thiit is treat their girls to ice cream.
but in. this In leap year we think it is the
We will
leave that for the young ladies to ilccidc.
- young ladies place totrmit.
l At quarter past twelve last Sunday.
afternoon, E. Fniisliuw‘s lIiIuso was dis-
covered to be on fire. and before any thing
could be done. the lions“ was burnt to
the ground. The firc l‘llllllllt‘lli‘td in the
rear of the house. so that only afew
things in the front room were saved. Five
hundred dollars in money. and silvcrwnvo
belonging to Mr. Temple. who was hoard-
ing there. was burn! up. There win-i only
Mrs. Fiiiishziw and Mrs. Temple lllllll‘
housv. thc l't‘bl ofthi- family lieititziit
church. The house and furniture were
1‘
Not-walk. In aid
m an
Ham 1. smith. 1 .
thrill; Mmmmi‘i‘aadwgnne lItII ism. n his estate
the “all! of
Wale hum. Iii l'
thenlllconflh" nlz uncut
ruminant: mum and nunlmitod mail at -
meat as "ii—wilt said ontnte.‘ thorofore‘: d M g“
m ‘ 6'1!ka ’n..w
. “autumnam.
. Mini an ln-nlmt dobtqo!
ofh mvmchaulaudintruuforthebw,
The VfilllM-I'y Imminent in writing it
We of Henry
the mid
ltnrn pursuant to thalawo f
ipilliiita “Aligned lam -
dd l and furrocord in
la mart. and Edwin Adams of said Nor-
nnncet Ieiit.
niiiiiuiiin. That the matter of the it ipnlntnient. an-
prnviil and acceptance of paid Edwin Lllflntl'l. or name
other portion fill trustee of said assigned Mints. he
ht‘lll'il Mill determined at the Probatetitllre. in Ner-
walk. an the on tiny 09.1mm. lRQfI. an 9 a‘clnt‘ after-
mum. and that “mice M the matters Morena d.bo
given toiill “\‘Prklllll lIilrrI-stwl thernln. ll pull ll I\
copy of this order on ”I“ niihlir sign out in II id . nr~
walk. "cures! the piano whom Mill du )‘ni‘ ilwv ll. llllil
also lIv muting a lilie l‘mn‘ III a niiivipnper nhllslied
l‘n uiiipl'i I-Iriri at least flve day- before ail day of
N“ IL.
ll ASl ll “‘OODVVARD. Jlidm‘.
lllli'l‘llli‘T or NHNWALR. In l‘l'lllllATll (Vicar.
June lath. A. 1).. It“).
Estate of Seymour 1‘ Palm”. an insolvent debtor of
Noni-ink. lll ~iIiil lIisIrirI. Its-inlaid in trust for the
hoiivflt iif lIii-cn-tllturu,
'l‘lii- \nlIIhIIIrv assignment in \irillni: hy llic "hill
Seymour 1‘ l‘iiluier. dated June llth. “I'll. of said or»
late. for the benefit of his l‘n‘tllfilr'i. pursuant to the
laws of the State of i‘onncvllrnl relating to llt-hltflll‘d
iIiquvi-nut estate. llil\'l|\‘.: been this tiny lmlgoil for
iV‘l‘Ill‘il lll lhcolllvi' of this-court. and Edwin Aduuil
of said Nurwnlk. helm: proposed and nominated in
will “lull!“llll‘lll ii- li‘lihll‘l‘ of fluid entitle: therefore.
Unnnnmv ‘I‘Iiiit ihvnuiliorof llivnp mitituii‘nl. air
provnl iInIl iii‘cI-ptiilii‘v of mid Edwin H inns. or sump
ulhcrInwr..iii,iI-Irnstwi of mill n-sigtii-il \‘Hilll‘. hi‘
hem-d iiiul lli‘ll‘l‘llllllt‘ll Ill the Probate llllll‘t‘. In Nur~
\I‘illli. I‘ll Ilii‘ ‘J‘JIl «lay of June. lrl'lll. ill two o‘clock hf~
tornuou. iiutl thIII III-iiccuf ”ll‘ lilliliI‘N IIfIircI-niil liv
LVIVt‘“ In all tier-nth liitvrmlul therein. liy poleu, ll
copy of this order on tlw public stun poi-t. ll\ unlit
Nuruiilk. “l‘lll't“3l the place iihcw Mild III-Nor IlWI‘lls,
unil uh..- hy l‘rIlIllIlL' u like copy in n lll‘l\‘ll\l\ wr pith-
Iished in sqililrllv-lrlcl iil lciist flin days he ore naltl
till) of hearing.
AM n. \vi'mnwanli. dilduv.
DIsTIIII't‘ or Noiiwaut. n s. l‘iionwri: t‘uI'Iir.
I‘lllll‘ ltlll'l. A ll . ”'3“.
‘hblllll‘ of llenrv 1 smith and Summit (1 l‘nlnIcr.
both of Niirivulk III «ml ill-.i‘ll‘l. vupannv-r-I in him.
nr-s llII'li'P the thin llilllll‘ of Smith and Palmer. iii-ol-
wiii Ilrliioru. assigned In mill for lhc benefit of their
creditors
’l'lie \uluiuiiry umvziiIIII-ut ltl “I‘lllnu Iiy IIIc laid
llIvIIri i Nimihnud hcyiiinur (' l‘iiluivr. copnrlnvru
as aforesaid. llllll‘ll "lllli‘ lilth. lI-iv‘ll. of their oupartner»
ship properly for llll' twin-iii of lllt‘Il‘ l'ri‘illihl" 'Iil‘hll'
nut to the ll|\\~ of illt' Mine of i‘iInnI-iiriil. rvliit II: III
iii-Iciiml Insulicut minim. liniiiiu linen IlIi- Iliii lmlg
oil furrm‘urd in tho iIIlII-w of this court, will Eiliiiii
\ilziiuv- of unit \‘Iiriiiilt. ll"lllL’ Imipusul illIll ll‘lnllllil‘
lwl ill mid :iuunnii-III fur lrllrlt't‘ cf siiiil I‘I-liilv. llIl‘rL‘~
furv :
uni-viirii. 'l‘lt‘fl ih.~ in llli't' uf llti' Illitliillllllll'lll. iip—
priniil llllil III I l pI.IIII l of v- Illl l‘:|l\\ lll il:ItiI-. or unnu-
iItlIi'r pi'rnIu li! IrrI-l: .~ nf llllll nuigiiml I'nl‘lli‘. lIu‘
lli'ul’il nuil tll'lll”ll unvl III llll‘ l'rnl‘nlc llllli'i‘ lll Nur-
\\ulk uII ilII 3:! \ll\ .._V .lIin. IK'HU, Ill tun Il‘l‘llll'l'x. nf
Ii-rIInuII; IIIIil IlIIII lliilil‘l' u! ll]:~ lIIIIlvrs Ithuvmul hr
2"”. ii In all lWl‘I'll‘ II II‘II“.I‘\l “II 1“ ill I». pus-nu: II
pup) of lli.~ or lI‘r on tho pulilu- ML!" lull-l III I'llll Nnr
null. ll|‘-ll‘\ u the plum \\ l\t‘ll‘ DIllll Ilrui l'lti‘f‘ltfl on Its
Int-mu“ uuvl Hm In prmmuii lll-i‘i‘IilI‘ in ii iii-us-
iiuivi‘ lllllil|<lii d In sIIIl IlinlrlI l. Ill lciinl ll\‘t‘ ilii}: lwr
loiv I-IIlil ll-l)‘ of lithium
.-\.\A It \i’Ii.iiiii'_\ItlI. Judge.
District ul' Nurwiill.’ sq. l‘rolmtc l‘uurt. l
.liiuv Hili. A. 1).. lNHll.‘
u-mi- or s \\lI i‘l \\' Iii‘tcit'I‘IIN_ Iiu.- or Ali-nui-
«vf ‘. ll"_llllll lll‘t mi»- il
tlllll. lII IIi- sinin
lllill“.lll‘.ll l'i ll lllt \illllllllblrlliilr(‘\l)lllll lllr .\il
liniii-‘(rulmil .ll'tlillll ‘,\ 3),... .H” li-I‘ "pi-“Hull”... ill
llu' l'IoImiI- i IIII- I' Ill NI»; 'lillk. .... ”W“... I...) “t J...»
lv'i‘ll. III ll w" 1‘" I. fur. mum. Iiiiii llllll iill in-rsuuy. lllli'f‘l'fll'
“ll lll *Hlvl l’I-lu'i ill m In untiilI-Il llii'rwu', lhmnlnuuistra-
inI' \\ Ill mun llIl‘ lll'll‘l in 1..» ‘I..i.I..\....| m I “NV“...
l"‘l‘ ll lIlI l .i. l“...II'II .d i illllll\ , :IiIIl pm! It cup) llll'l‘l'tlf
"ll ‘ l" "ill l‘le \Il ~.IIIl NI-I'uiilli. ucunwl 1hr liltll‘i‘
on. n Ih. (it'llvlhl‘ll Li-i Iliiu-II, ill lt‘llsl iii day-i lwl'ilri‘
siIIII ll'll llll\ of July. ls-il
ll Ab.\ ll \l'iiilllll'lllll, .luelk'l'
BOARD.
Ilium! Fur inn hump-I HT fur ll'llllilllll llllil wifi-
lllll‘.lli‘ ..{ hli‘. l. .l lll.\l\l"..
Minn-u
"\\I [luv
Fill”;° SALE!
Fur ”1" until «If IIVI. II
IIIlIi'lI uninl llt‘i‘t' .iIIIIl we linpi- they mini,
11* tin-y have in lllt'll’t|\\'ll town. they u Ill
‘l\'lll51l\l‘2llll\\lllll‘:lHllllll Ill‘.‘.l Iif .lt‘iiul.»
\"ll‘riN iIII l i'I‘iIIIII. \VI‘lIiipwtlIIIy will \‘illllt‘
IlfiAllll- Appli or Indore--
ltll’l’ll .\ l-HIJISi'lllllll'l‘ll.
.N‘Iiulh Norwnlk
. , i‘IIIIIi.
Wanted.
(l rlu to learn tlusdn: corsets (loud [my van llc
lllllllz‘ iii llllr work. Alsu ill'u Iunum-r ,L'lll- Io li“||‘l\
IniiiixiuI-ursI-is. Will my llli‘lll SI .50 II \wI-It “lilll'
li'lll'lllll.’ “lining in" w lI-IIIIIml iii Inn “oi-kn.
llrlt‘l’ \\ llll‘ll lunch lu-IIer \‘nljl‘h mm lw IImIlc
lm‘I‘Il .\ iiiIlJiM'IlNIIII'I‘N.
,, , gird-I VIII-Inry,
II
M...—
BE llllclllVEll
* am;
TemperancE
Excursion!
Manual, June 21.
WILL ARRIVE
In South Norwum. on Return, be-
fore 9 o’clock, nu umltcfomi reports
to the contrary notwithstanding.
Our W;
[fly Telegraph.)
New York, June 14.1880
Columbia on both Ex-
cursious Must Leave Rock-
be back before dark.
F. PERKINS, Gcn’l Ag’t.
The above telegram is in reply to '31:.
er sent. to the owners of the Columbia.
taking what time the Columbia could re-
turn on Monday. and is I complete mm-
tntion of the report and statements made
to deter the public from patronizing the
Temperance Excitation. We hope no one
will be deoeved by them.
Steamer will leave South Norwalk at
6:15 or on arrival of special min from
Daabury. which 1mm thct plluflr'hlo
’ V ‘ r v
I cam Iii l).II I. "run ii Horses.
l»':,- .i \l tr“ IIH Ml‘lllll :Illl Jt'lllll‘ \l'wrl. um lillt’f’t'.
.I. Hi... ll.“ \\. -I. .mu...‘ J an. ll» ‘9'. r 1L...
I). l» I:i;l Iv. ~.~ I. III .m) I luv I‘ ‘ll ' li"lvl\l\\l vf IlIr
Iil\li I
-l'|ll\' ll l\\.\l‘l'.
l x. 3‘)
\
l
\\ I‘I. Vil'
EMPLOYMENT.
Tuesday ISL Wednesday Even’gs
Jl‘Nl: 15th AND iiith.
'l‘m ».I.-i_\- mviiluu. rarrmsw hi lllt‘i'hlltlf't n. Sim-Inc.
Ru IluIII u- .\r .Iiinl.m.' n wry lili‘llhlllut'lIlI‘l’lIlllIlllt‘Ill
\lr .lIIIm-s l‘iIII, I~II \\lll lt'llll thi- (‘lltli‘lII-t‘h on the t‘iir~
ll‘ l. \l'. tllll Min} \‘ll‘lllllL'. Ii line
oncert
\\'.II he ulli‘ll II}; local lllll‘lll. II-‘s'slcd liy
Mllrl, I‘I..\lt‘iNt‘ll SWAN.
iII~ v hills li‘iiunii- lly ini-c) - ~
l‘llill". ll. \i'. GREEN. 'l‘t-Iiur.
The Norwalk Amateur Orchestra
Ioiupo—I-Il of the fulluii Inc gI'IIlIcuIcII will Iissiut
W H. I‘olivr. I_ int \‘ioliu
.l.Ii-' Cousin-”H” l
l'). \\'. I‘Itl'k‘tllli} Lid Violin
(I. W Itriiuclt.
.I\. ll J'Ii'lwutl
ti \\'. William-i
dc‘sc 1.in
Soprano
lit (‘urilcl
‘.‘il t‘urucl
leh‘lollvl
Illlri Warner New:
(I it Jackson Cello
Wm ll, 'l‘lIi-nuis l‘Iiinlst
fitt‘itwht‘l‘l‘lt‘i, Ice Cream, are.
ADMISSION. - - - 15 cm.
Ellli’l'lllllllllt'lll in coninivnm- m it o‘clock.
DR. S. W. FISKE.
o:- rioxnvxcu. em...
The Celebrated Clalrcoya m
PHYSICIAN
And Magnetic Healer of 2‘.) years Practice.
Also. Business and Test Medium.
Will visit Sou-r" Nonwaw. (‘onn..Rei.nilarl,v Evnnr
Mon-r“, iii the i‘l'l‘t' HOTEL. wIIeI-uhucim
bu con-tilted.
Saturday EI'eiIlIi-g, June 26th, Sunday
and Monday, June 27th, and 28th.
omcohoura from D u. m. (09 p. In.
The doctor oxuinlnca and preserllwe in tho rich with
great soccer». lie will locate every discaso and (les-
crilm your feelin .,. better than you could yourself.
and )reparvamu iclnvu from the WM of selectotl roots
for the rpootl)‘ cure of all chronic distance of whatever
name or nature. The doctor has saowssfully treated
the sick In Now Haven. Bridft‘port and Nurivallt for
nearly five «savanna iu high y spoken of by all who
have conaii led him. His want urful cures have “I.
cared for him a world wide fame. The advantage of
patient: puttinu themselves under Dr. Fiske‘s care
will be neon. uainoly: his lung and allow». fol experi-
elloo for over a quarter of A century. his gift. of second
alight for seeing ihe exact condition of his puilentl.
and his put“ vogeuihla lllt‘illt‘lllu‘. which contain “ullb
int: polvhmouu and are pl‘epiimi oxprusul for each
case. ills medicines are urnlulied by In week or
monili. thereby saving“ iienta the expense of n phy.
alcian‘s daily visit.mii n it the chrapest. unrest and
most convenient method y which the sick can be
cured.
The doctor also given valuable advice on bulineea
nintlcri and all the affairs of life. both at and a.
nancial. including: journoys. law/cult». gains. loosen,
absent frlumls. and mu sum-cu in relating lucky
number-I. sittings or hullnoni allies or examina.
thin of the nick. sun. Communications by letter up-
on business or health must contain . ve. aux. a luck
of hair. and stamp. Address back I: 1. Norman.
Calla: further particular! mud a clamp 3nd get a cir-
cu Ir.
TAKE NOTICE.
The doctor has removed his oatoe from tho Tontine
Hotel. uidhu farm-lied parlor: iii the Central Block
No. MGM!“ Street. New Haven. Conn. where he
will be permanently located in the future. He can is:
canon lsrl ver month from the
the toll":l m thigh-h?“ noon where no invltuufi all
whnwldggomwulthlmw re loll].
The a vial: Conn . .
at the marl u. what: l3.
3'!" {2" ”m an, mu. m an) a ll.
sugar-m "fir-ll. M.
myrrh?“ fir’l‘w“
DON’T FORGET IT .
I
“it: lldd Fellows" Excursion.
Devemll‘a Band, (1‘
board. FARE ONLY 75 CENTS-
.Iune Illth.
boat dock at 7.43 a. m.
) for dancing. Refreshments on
FORGET WHAT ?
pieces
that Saturday.
Boat
BOARDING HOUSE TO LET.
9“ MAIN STREET. Opposite the (‘in llolcl.
i‘ounI-Itin: of n ilall. l‘iirlnr. flitting. Dining. Kitchen.
ll lh‘ilrmiluu. I: Sink-I. Sewer. Including it Sll‘inu
Address dilllN l“l‘.lllilb.
4m lli-iil lily-talc Agent. on the pn~niisoe
WM
”fligg‘olution.
’l'lie f‘il‘lilfilti‘i‘lllll lll‘l‘t'lflrlll‘f‘ viii-III): Iimli‘r lhi‘
tIrIII mum of t'nm llmlhers db Wank. is this tiny dis.
bulu‘l by mutual coin-cm.
.i ll CRAW.
W. N, i‘ll.~\\\'.
SAMUEL WANK.
4
Smith Nuru‘nlk. June 1. INS“. Ml .‘ll
elson Taylormdtwéon
Attorneys and Counsel-
lors at. Law.
SENTINEL BUILDING.
City of Smith Norwalk.
For Sale.
Touch. and Dredge-I Al-o the follu\\iltt:
tiruuiiil‘
lsluml Hrnuml. and Four Arm-ii at Gravy lliunlnock.
“'Ill It‘ll 0f lt‘tlI-ti
Apply In J M LAYTflN.
FOR. SALE.
ltl‘rllll. 'I‘op, Siilivllnl‘ Road
llIIIlI liy If M. Sliver. va York
Also. Light New Hulkcy. (loud maker
luquiru of A S lll'lt.\.\ll. llllli‘lii‘l’.
“KI-Iiiugum Simi South Not-vial}; inn
BOOTS all SHOES
llni' Ilyuti-r Scow. one Still “out. thrve pair Oyster
(“110!
Too llltll‘t‘ll Mud lliittIini. lii‘ii .\i'ri-u lctlu‘
\Vagon.
in “NI class iinler
HIII'I‘Illl For HIGHWAY.
M
GO IT!
Allli‘i COMING!
N0“! 18 THE TIME!
Go To
FOR YOUR
Boots & Shoes
Gu‘ul Stock. (lent‘ritl Assortment Of all
’inils. Selling at
LOW PRICES.
Como A ll.
Como Ono.
Cor. Main anti Iliarshiil Stan,
South horwalk.
4- u. HARVEY.
SPRING and SUMMER
Boots and Shoes
Also II full lilli‘ of
LADIES“. MEN‘S and (TlllllDllliN'S
SLI PPERS
AT
I’ricens,
Lo \v
A'l‘
J()II N SCIIAIJ 13's..
\Vnshington Street.
All Kinds or Repairing. and Cin-
tum Work at Short Notice.
‘7 Large Stock
Fine Shoes.
l‘rli-c For
and Metals.
Laces.
Flowers.
Feathers.
Ornaments
A Large Number of
TRIMMER HATS
. otlce.
lN OUR
Will be found line of Hosiery. Gloves.
Handkerchiefs. Corsets, Ruches.
Novelties in Lace Fiehus.
Silk and Muslin Ties.
Grout Bargains in Every Depart-
ment for 1880,
Great Bargains ‘ In
LADIES"
\V II I 'l‘ E
UNDERWEAR.
LOW PRICES-
In Every Department.
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
New Hotel Building..-
. .
lwlll Pay the Highest Gash
lliiits. lloncs. llIIlllcs. li‘oil
‘urtie-I moi-In): can sell llli‘ll' stock by
Constantly on hand “MN Trimmed to Order at Short
Fancy Goods llflllal‘l
1 Cheap Shoes.
I 3.75:
See that it is on every package.
We him:
Just Received an Immense
Slick
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
Try It once Illtl you wlIl use no other. All Calms.
FOR SALE BY
John H. Ferris.
FOOT OF WASHINGTON STREET.
THE NORWALK
III Wills En.
SOUTH NORVVALK. CT.,
Keep in Stock
Steam Pumps and
steam Engines.
Made to Order—limit and Drugs Castings.
MAI} ”
DO all Kinds of
Have for sale various grades of Babbitt
NERY WORK.
Metal. Also Italian Hemp. Packing,
Sheet Rubber and \Vnste.
BOILER MAN HOLE GASKETS.
F.H.Na.sh&Bros
NWT! aid Dealer- in
I‘lllllll‘, China, and Glassware.
Chandeliers. Brackets and Lump-I. Burner! and Chim-
neys. Tinwuc. handmade. best material: lmn Hollow
wine. Enameled Kettles. Slume u of Tin. (ii-unite
and iron Enameled. common and run- und patent do.
Bountiful Tailet Sou and Mantle ()rnnmenui. t‘onch
Shell:- for bcnutlfylug lawns b the MIL. down or rin—
gle one. Only «can: thxtden directly with the in)-
purtm Wire. Sheet zinc and Copper. W ‘
ow and Buckingham Ware.
1'
C":
on. Sol-
Stoves. Heatersflumgu .fi «Oil Stoves
Jobbing in all Metals,
maximum
Clad
Iron Paint,
The. Best. in the City.
Littlios’
Boots
A Full Absoltmcul of
Gents’ Low Shoes.
0. H. Harvey’s Button and Congress
G alters.
Best French
Kid Button.
“AT.—
BROWN’S
87 Main St...
Opposite R. R. Depot. South Morwallr.
25 01:5
For :I Pound of Good
lllll’l’llll l
At G. W. Day’s
50. a. Bar
JXt. (i. \V. IDuy'ia.
» Tull
.‘8888 S. Jllllll
.«tr THEIR
Norwalk.
Millinery
Fancy Giulsmlslalllslmiil.
(‘nnshow you the finest assortment of
Millinery and Fancy Goods, and their
Artistlcally Trimmed
Ronni Hats lBInitts
WILL J L'S‘l‘ Scrr You
Hats Emailed, Dyed and Pressed
By a First-class Workman.
PLEASE CALL.
33 Main St.1 Nor-walk. 0%.
DE KLYN
\Vill open his store in
New
Hotel Building
Sfllllll Nfll'lllllll. Slllll'lllll
APRIL 3d.
Everything new and;
of the best
quality.
Choicest assortment of Conl',
tiuuery ever offered '
in town.
Ice Cream, Chiti'lOm
do Russo, VVed'
Cakes, &e., furnish
at short notice.
Saloon connected with sin
,0," 3-36
PALL SADE Sill
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