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in '13: rm
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ps wbstcvsr its-2s of ll'fl‘s
near is tbcir vldnnv. Ws will do the
sp."lt my. load slung tbs locsl
ob Psi-u- .—-lr ro- w-nt ‘Pcstcvs. flsnd~
nus-us. Lgtsvbsuis. “nus: curds, rm—
Iv snytklng also In the lino of printing. luv.
ssdm st tbs fisnvn‘lr. oflcc. when they will
“stunt is lbs august styls sail on uncouth
It
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laibnor‘s locally sad Sentinel,
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as Nicholas cm
. W Monthly “ " 3.0
M locally “ “ 5.30
Tbs Nurssry. “ “ 9.80
tactic-n Asrlrsnwm " us
”Tbs sub-mimics vice of the shove mine.
I: Orsibncl‘au 3 8t. lcbolss. ‘3 ll): Demons”.
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List of Letters
“crushing in thc “wtuflico st Srnrth Nor-
Vl'llk. July 7. 1980. l‘crsons calling for
boy of those letters will please any they
sru sdvsrtisod.
iconic Amer. Hubbard Hskcslcy. Mrs.
, Modsgc, Lizzie Brochcr, May A.
van. Alice Donne. Almirn Jones. Sophia
Russell. 8. C. Sproul. Otto Zilon.
J. S. Dcxsrxo. finbrnnstcr.
My.“
List of Letters
Rmnnining in tho hut-union at Nnr~
walk. Conn. Julv S, Hm. Persons
calling for any of tbcsc icitcni please say
”my arc sdx'i-rtlscd.
Mix-I Anna Bugot. Miss Nollic E. Rule-ll.
Him Sarah Botsford. Mm. Marin Confirm.
Mrs. A. R. Uuirn. Goo. J. llsmc .r Son,
C. L‘. Johnson, Snuxucl Purkcr. Mrs. S. B.
Smith (3).
Pius. Ours-rum. P. M.
jinn: 3;;1“ Elation.
L“. m- M.-.“
Notice.
The Snvnxm. is now $2.00 a your iuvar~
isbly in advance. This increase in. pricc
bu been made ufimt)‘ by the advance
in clot of paper.
2::
Pinch; of showers now.
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Now collect your July dividends and go
on vucntlons.
VA.—
Tho Dcmocrntic Slain Convention will
bu hold in Now liuvcn. Aug. 18th.
.0. , v
The instnllntion of the ulllcors of llutlcr
fcrccst work.
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AttbsslsotimforforstnsnofOldWcl‘
Roche ladder 09.. owning the
cholccfslluponnsury gar»
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Work willbc manned on the new
lighthouse at Stanford ss soon as s cos-
sion of jurisdiction over the site can be
obtuincd from the state legislsturc.
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it is tonight um the populstlon of Con-
nccticut by new of ISO will not
ranch 000.000, but it will co‘nic vc‘i'y’ girls!
to it. By the census of 1870 it was no.-
(54.
M.—
The Census Enumcrstcrr mtstthc
Court Hounonthc 13th snd lttbofths
precsnt month. to campus notes sud
nuke corrections.
Mun—~—
The Gasrffe this week opens the procl-
dcntisl campaign in s vigorous manner,
and strikes straight from the shoulder. It
is going to do its best to clect the ropublb
can csndidsto.
Lsst Ssturdsy Collector I". A.Tcllos closed
the collection of the assessments for open-
ing Raymond street. Wc chronicle this
ss sn unprrdcccnted sccornpllshrnsnt in
the history of this city. The time was
not up till Mondsy.
, ”aw—-
Stamford is indigndnt over the um um
when one set of constables lock tip prison-
ers arrested for offenses when? rurri is the
primary cause. another act of cunstablcs
rclcasc them. Stamford ought to put a
stop to proceedings of this character.
”tr-”*—
llcnry Bishop and Sherman Hubbard
made a trip from Bridgcport to Nor-walk
on bicyclcs on Thursday of last week in
one hour and twenty minutos. the dis-
tance being sixteen miles and considers;
blr- of the way up hill.
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Samuel J. Brndly died on the first of
July. He left this city about thrcc years
ago. in hopes that thc climatc of Michigan
would better name with him. and be the
moons of nurturing him to health. but his
discmvc, consumption. clung to him and
causal his death.
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The How» band, oil-route for Brooksldc
Park, on Tucsday morning. pcrformcd
two fine sclcctions on tho dcpot platform
of this city. This organisation well dc~
servos its enviablc reputation. and is a
leading fcsturc of any entertainment or
occasion in which it participates.
M
Tho Sons of Tcmpcruncc will hold astute
pic~nic at High Rock Grove. Tburadnv,
July fled. This grovc is on the Naugutuck
railroad. n fcw milcs this Aldo of Nouga-
tuck. run] is n iluc place for picnics. .\r~
Mmummumsr
1W ‘ m
a. ' «1 m Itwlllbss bsrd thing
tbslrbndn—stnsll‘s bind to D.
msbchsll‘slslsndspopulsr summer
sortwltbout improving the menus for
moblngit.
tut Iondsy Cbsrles Plstt. living down
by the “who“ dock, cut himself in s
singulsr manner. He ms in the not of
throwing s piece of glsss when it slipped
snd imbcddcd itself in his log inflicting {5
severe wound. Dr. Rungcrfcrd is sttcnd-
ing the cue sad the boy is doing nicely.
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W. O. Isrtln. one of the portion nrrcs-
tcd for participating in the disturbance st
the Bridgeport court house Week before
last bu become sick of the‘_ 6m,» sud pfld
060 to settle the come. He thought this
wss wissr than sn appeal to s higher
court with no defense. It was equal to
$50 snd costs.
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The Consolidated rcnd and the Rouss-
touic rosd are negotiating in rngnrd to
thc location of their trucks st Bridgcsort.
It is probable that the Housntonic trucks
will be located on the west side of the de-
pot, and that additional depot accommo-
dations will bc built.
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The population of Litchtleld county is
materially on the decline. From the cen-
sus reports of nine of the most prominent
towns thcrcisaloss of over 1,900 from
the census of mo. tbs heaviest lost. 858,
is in the town of Norfolk, with a present
population of n little more than 1,800.
This falling of? scams 3 peculiarity of
most if not (ill farming districts.
At the semi-annual meeting of tho Nor-
wslk Tompernncc Rcform Association.
held on Monday evening. the following
officers worc elected: Henry Thomas,
President; Vice-Presidents, Anson Bent»
dict. James Thomas, Patrick Goldrick.
Chas. Arnold, Dr. G. S. Comatock: Scorc-
tnry, l". “7. Perry; Trousuror, James Fiu~
nay.
mac.—
Tbc Christian Sccrvfm‘y remarks that
the streets of Hartford and other cities
“ are in places black with cblldrcn that
up almost heathen. and that smoke,
light, swear, pclt cats and dogs, insult
WWW. drink when they can got I bot-
tle, and are u terror to the children of rc~
spcctnblc pcoplc." The Srcmfary thinks
that there is good opportunity among those
for work of tho ltubcrt Rallies kind.
9.. «-~
Yea. daughter, you should go sumo
whcrc this summer. You cannot stay at
homo during tho warm weather und live.
To be sure. your mother. who hasn‘t boon
out of town since she was murrlcd. can
stand it. but thcn shc is cld~fnshioncd and
don‘t know sny bottcr, and boulder, she
has fun cnougb doing tho washing and
wvr
1“”8‘3‘Wk Pill” lit“ \V‘cduvsdny "9‘ rangumcnls have boon mndcsc that tboac ironing. By all moans. go. Got a llncn
mm...
The Sundsy school of the First Moth.»
dist church bits just put in s new library
of good books.
“.
A look was diatom-oral in tho East
Washington strcct muiu Sunday morning,
sud was rcpnircd during tbc day.
droiring to attend from this plnco can do
so without chime-u of cars for $1.95 for the
round rip. (300d spcukinir sud music will
bc on tho grounds.
w-“—" ‘0.
The New York Iii-mill dlspstcb says
that at Norwulk. Comp, with tho b.1000
npproprlutcd. it is proposed to mukc u
channel 100 foot \vidu and six foot dccp at
dustcr and n baskct and go at onco.
In all towns wbcrc n ncwupnpor is pub.
llabcd cvcry business man ought to rub
vcrtlsc in it own if it is nothing morc
than u card stating his nnmc and tho line
of busiucm in which he is ongugod. It
hclpa sustain the pupcr. and lots the pot»
pic at udistnncc know that tho town in
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Leads for tho l‘utcnt automatic ‘npy~ moan low wntcr from Long island Sound full of business mon. Tho paper finds its
in: pencih. n‘l kinds. at tho Scntiucl lufurtownrd tbc stcumbont landing M wnyimo thousands of places whom a
0m“).
M”
The Sunday night scrvlccs in Trim! y
cbuwb arc discontiuuml during July and
August. Evcning I‘mycr is olfcrcd at 5
o‘clock on Sunday afternoons.
-7. m . ._
Norwnlk now has n mid—day mail. lcuv‘
lug therc at 3:30 and an ivlng rd quarter to
tbm.
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“Patent Music lloldcr for solo at tho
Sentinel odlce.
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tbc funds will allow: also to makc uclmnv
ncl 100 foot widc and six foot dccp at
moan low watcr from ilrcgory‘s point to
Nor-walk.
MOW—“-
llcrc is a lump of sonic in n slnglc puru—
grupb from tho Dunbury Gluhr: Thu but
bit“ (If “but! who liku to spend tbc moncy
of tho charitable is to solid llowcrs to tho
poor in tencmcnt houses. It sccms to us
that to it‘lltl flour, pontoon. moat. NC.
would be infinitely mow ficiisiblc. Nbcn
tbc pour have full stomachs tbcy reach the
bundblll cannot rsuch. A can! in n pnpi r
is n trut'cllng sign bmrd. and can be new
by cvcry mailer. Think of thcsc things
and " lct your light shluc."
Presidcnt Weltrous of the Now York.
Now lluvcu and llurtfonl road has writ~
turn a communication to tho New liuvcu
hafnium» explaining that the company
wcro lcd tmllscontinuc tbs insuu of stop
cvcr chucks bocuusc they found that tho
checks olforud opportunitius for dcl‘ruud-
in: the company. while the Chung“ \vould
Edwin Adams 1‘“ “W“ appointed ““5' condition which to them is a rx‘rfcct booth not harm anybody but would be of great
he of the estate of Smith \t Palmer.
«ww
r "would Hoyt has his now bout fully rigw
god uni equipped and she proves a silo:
'3“ _- -... A-
The inability Reform Afidllatlflfl clear:
oi N by their Fourth of July plt‘dliu st
Marble Fork. _-
tudc. Flowers do not till tho stomach,
and they arc not healthy in close rooms
at night.“
gap—QM
Thu Ilunbury (this; says that Supt, San.
difurtb refuses to let any amicty or party
who pic me at llnxxksille Park sell liquor
or beer on the gmuudi. This ought to lll=
ducncc nutidilpmr and hour people to givc
benefit to the company. if this rule or
any other wrongs unybmiy it will be
changed as soon as the company finds out
the facts.
As the train of the New York and New
lluvcu Rnilnwi. which loft lbc Grand
Control Dcpot at “hip. m.. on chucsa
day but. rcucbcdnpoint neur- (‘41s Cob
The cyltcrmcn will barb tbclr annual the Park a liberal iuppm. Don‘t forgot Briduc. the engineer diwovcrcd a man
picnic and lust mac the unwind Saturday tbs pimnic on tho Lilith bv tho Methodist standing on the track with his face turnwi
in Align“. 'I‘bcy expect to have on uuus- clmrchcn of the imvn. Mid on tho that by away from the train. The cuciuccr blow
sullyplssssnt urns
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m Norwnlk Bnptbit riumbgrxachml
will hold its snnusl picnic at Rawhide
Psi-k, chnsolsy nut 91.
m m mahm' m‘“ finally mot is
could» the must-of "willow-Ming" A.
Behalf shop. Altar a short discussion
tbs hosting sdJourncd for two works.
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Amok! borough muting is to bc held
hi5: owning for the purpose of consid-
u‘ll‘l plus for improving wnll strcst
wbsrs it; buildings dumysd last week
, dud. _
* M Dunnd now drives it trout-r, which
w with snow wngon from Nullingg‘
.an- oss of tbs most stylish turnouli
gov. down to Kcyscr’s.
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. a I“ m sftrrnoon Wallncc Mc-
qnbss. will]. sitting on the sent with E.
\bc \lfhhiwll {liquid church.
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mob, tbc lbw! tho burriblc lllwd
missing around like clcciicn lira.
Dodging about likc n munlnc‘s dumb.
Over tho buticr nnd into tho t‘l't‘ltllll
Holding convcmiuns all uvcr tbc broad,
lilting your cars and tickling your bond.
melinn.
lluuing,
Too busy to dic—
Dog~gouc sud “my. ixutifcrous fly.
”M‘—
-—8¢sffoni‘s inks for snit- at the Scntlncl
other.
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Friday afternoon Ntcr Miller. nGcrmnn,
drove down to Norwslk from his home on
Smith‘s Ridge, to sell a pair of calves. He
sold the veal. got drunk. best his horses
in n shameful manner and fluslly brought
up in the lockup. In the evcnlng be wss
before Justice Austin charged with drun-
tbc whistle to warn tbc man of his dungcr.
but to no pin-pun. Tbc mun mnlutmucd
bis [stallion on tho track. The cnglnccr
tbcu rrlcd to stop tbc train. and blow tbc
whistlc scvcrsl tiruos, wbcn tbn mun
uni-nod idiom. fncod tbc approaching train.
and dclibcrntclvawulbvl the fatal shock
which norm follmvcd. liis body wmi badly
umnglcd. By bisdnrk comploxlcm and
gcncrnl appearance be is supposcd to bcnu
Italian.
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Tho biggest fish story yet is told by
Capt. Wilcox of n Mystic incnbudcn tug,
who says that he sud his crow run into
tbclnrgcst school of blue-fish they bud
ever seen. last work, off 1.0m: Islsnd.
They draws new 0300 seine. when the
water fairly boiled with the imprisoned
swimmers. and although for every one
caught 10 escaped. yet they landed 50,000
on board tin-cc schooner: sud the tug.
'3‘. was thrown out of s wsgon. Ho fcll kennels snd CI uelty to snirnsls. Es pleat while every mesh of thumbs was chswcd
hhsltdtbs whorl sud wsn drugged ded guilty sud paid fines and costs into strings. The fish nearly all spoiled
L fishnet. but sscspsd without sen
“him. .,
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M nusic st tbs muse: onlcs.
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'I‘bchsstfsnystbstsulusursncssgcnt
h sow-nun! dsyslsst wk. for
' mo! sdjustiug the lanes occu-
adnsdby tbs into firs. It is understood
hInsllyswsrdsd tour. Spiro the
of” sndblscntirsstock ofdsu-
. goods. which swsrd wss accepted.
. mace. will probsbly rs-
nssriy tbs full must at their
wblhtbcotbcrs will undoubtedly
Watchmen“.
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ghoflisotkssstdhhlctM. lump
--‘ winocour this yrsrst Raiding
MM which is designed ss
. tunpgmndoftbcdbtrtct.
- Imbs bski from loudly.
M”. tom, Augustutb.
‘whs in” can pitch that
smounting to 388.03.
mm. m
A glsss ball install took plscc on tbs
grounds of Mr. Frsnk Burritt July 10. ba-
twecn G. Rinncr, of Dnnbury. and S.
Wheelcr, of Westpcrt. for #25 3 side. Mr.
Kinncr wss the winner. braking 40 cut
of 50 Against “'bt-clcr‘s 40. After tho
Instcb n rump-stokes st 10 bulls wus shot
snd won by I-‘rsnk Burritt.
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—-Elegsnt line of music Rolls st the
Sentinel 08cc. ‘
m”—
Thctroublctovcurls by being detained
by tho rcfussltoopen tbs rsllrosd drsw-
bridgs when trslns srs expected, has
y been obvlsted. On thssthof
July thcpropsllcr City of Norwalk was
detsined twchcurs sndtbrsc quot-tors.
maroon 11.15. GsptsinPcrklnsbss
ssenPrssidsnthtroussbouttbsmsttsr,
wbowsssurprbsd tbstbis order should
be so misunderstood. snd promised to
nwdlfyorrssdndit. Hacksndthsbost
hdstsinsdsnynsorrstbs maths: will
ukslagdwspctoopsnnsvignticumsncb
Wkeuukicrsdsdirect violstlou
ticncllsw. Mwflhhowovcr.”
blybsnonscs-ityforsucbsccurss.
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L-t'l‘birsdtyniibtfi‘? o'clock, Ill.
ucaddndtbsnfltdtbsm
udfiowuhsltflsnd“ to cash
cuss. fisndbsrw ma in
Missy’s-tutti! m Curr
“raucous-tins. sad flu-nywsrs
before they could possibly reach s market
sud bind to be thrown overboard. their
course being msrkcd by a long wskc of
dead fish. They only realised $45 from
the catch, whores: if they had possessed
cs tbcy might have saved the entire est-go.
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The Sea llr’onhl ssys the oyster dealers at
Fslr Haven, Conn.. sud vicinity srs ship-
ping more cystsrs this suinmcr than over
during s mnuncr m. This dsmsnd is
crested by dcslcrs who luvs purcbssed at
Bultlmon sud other southern points. The
fsll supply being shocked snd msrketsd
during the summer will nstunlly be
short. sad. so s consequence. the prior sd-
vsncod. In fsct. dealers are holding oys-
ten higher. Tbcy were compelled to pay
no sdvsncs on previous prices for those
now being sold—sud the loss on their
punt-duringtbsrsosntssvers gslss will
bsve stsndsuoy t0" uterislly keep the
present sdvsncs good. While visiting
letirnarc s short time since we become
utisfisd tbst tbs donsnd being harassed
and tho supply doors-sad in the Chess-
pesbs Bsy. oystsrnsu would all units to
keep the price up the Ming ”son.
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ChsrluWhitc. s. flsbcrmsn, living st
MMLL,wbsrs hebssswifs
l
mammar-
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BsswbdtVblfioosssrpflsninthcwsyl
ofbsrgslnwsinbisnsa mt.
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The meeting st tbs drunitsvills chapel
Sundny svsnlng wss lsrgsly sttsndsd.
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Rev. J. V. Saunders announced lsst
Ssbbsth that during the summer he would
preach short sermons, sud there would
be extra singing. ‘3‘:
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The Tuesdsy evening meeting of the
Young People of the Methodist church
bsvc bcc‘n discontinued for the summer.
flow—u—
Thc Democrats ought to have a paper
in this psrt of the County. the recognised
organ of the party.
Thor's is some talk of organising a Wes-
vcr & Chambers club in this town, and
have the presidential candidate make a
speech hero.
All the local politicians declare that
they are not going to get excited this
campaign, but they will get to roaring all
the same when the party is attacked.
Some of the livelicst kind of tilts have al-
ready taken place.
The summer exodus has commenced
and those who can do so are packing up
for pastures green or the and sea waves,
leaving the can‘t‘get-uwnys decidedly
lonesome and discontented.
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Don (‘nrucrcn is reported broken down
in heslth, and his fnthcr has been sent for
to the White Sulphur Springs to soc him.
MO.“
Isn't it time the politiml campaign clubs
were organised. A good quarters would
be the store lately «coupled by C. R. Ben-
nctt.
M. .————~‘
At the temperance meeting at the re-
forrn rooms on Friday evening of this
wook the subject considered will be:
"tht constitutes Charity toward the
Rummllcr.“ Several members will re.
mark upon the subject.
coo—*—
Thc Rev. Samuel Nichols, upon whom
the degree of doctor of divinity has just
been conferred by “'llliuma collogo. in
ncnrly 03 years of age. Ho graduated
from Yale college in 1811. and is now the
sole survivor of his class. but, with one
exception. the oldest living arndunto of
the college. Ills notivc life as pastor was
spent in New York state. but hc now lives
at Grccnflld Hill. Conn.
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The borough folks arc still on short nl~
lownnco of water, whilc the city has an
abundance. and it ODDlt‘G from that plscc
that wo were grsvcly inforlncd a tow
your: ago by the sum of the borough that
tbcrc wasn‘t \vutcr cnougb to slnku tho
tblnit ofn slnglc man. and whom sourccs
won) only in tho visionary minds of that
young cutbuslust. who bunglucd ho was
an uutborit y on hydraulics and cugincor-
lug. Wm. ll. ltidur. Ilut tbo wutcr is
tbcrcl and Mr. llldcr‘s rcpututlou us it
suoccnful cuginccr and superlntcndcnt of
construction of water works has bucomc
so good and cxtondcd that. ho now has
two jobs under supervision. sud bla scr-
viuos arc in demand to an cant ho is un-
nblo to supply. What the borough uccda
is unolbcr lurgu storngo rcsorvoir, and
tbcy bottcr got Rider to put it up for
them.
MW
\‘cspcr Scrvlccs.
\‘cspcr scrvicc with Scrmon will bcbcld
in tho Gcrmnn lnnguugc. at Trinity
church. ucxt Sunday afternoon at tbrcc
o‘clock .
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Comm.
The census returns arc now complctc.
and by them it is ascertained that the pups
ulntiou of the town 13,000. on lucrcuse ul’
'lfilic. during the lust dcciulr. a trifle over
lb per cent. ‘l‘bo population of tho town
is divided as follows:
South Nurwnlk. 3330
Ilorouub of Norwalk. 5.800
Outside City and Borough. 4.013
alumnus Insurance.
The semiannual rcpurt of the swrulnry
ul‘ thc Mmuic Mutual Benefit mwlutlou
of N.linvcu mnkcs tbc followlufllbowinu:
.tvcmgc umulwrsbip 8.3l‘tllulllouut of in-
surance, 2,000: avenue sac of tlt‘tWfil
member-u. N yours. 8 months: m-orugc
amount paid by dcwuscd rucmbcrs. #79.-
8‘3: numbcr of dustbin. l of cvcry 39.1 mom-
bum dumb mic wm‘utugc. l of l pcl‘
cont: coat of inaurnncc per mombcr, Ill:
bcncflts paid. “9,000. Slncc tho orgsui‘
sntlon‘ of tbo association. tbc mat to catch
mombor has boon about $8 pcr your. or M
por- ycsr for ouch “.000 of insumaco.
“WWW,”
Tho Parnllcl Bond
The mnps showing the whole line of thc
Parallel railroad bnvc boon completed and
soot to the company‘s oillcc at New Haven.
There src three of them and they are very
handsomely executed. A gentleman con-
versant wl h the lunar details of the enter.
rise says it is a boon lids to act under-
ken in good faith and no w tb nny dc-
slgu to “sell out" to the Consolidated roud.
and also confidant! avers that it is an en-
tegpriss having s so id and abundant unan-
cl bucking. The construction of the
line will probably be commenced about
the first 0 Au use. The company has
three months at the tlmo o notuslly
commoncln c muons in which to ills
town maps n t s clerk‘s office of the vs-
rious towns which the road infirm“.—
B‘ridoqmi Standard.
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Splrlt Mysteries.
Prof. Cooks is announced to sppssr at
the Oprrs House Norwnlk. on Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week, in sn 9:-
pose of the tricks of spiritualism. Mr
Cooks recently closed ssuccessful cngsgc-
meat st the Standsrd Thestrs in New
York, where be fully demonstrated that
he is one of the best performers of delu-
slvs tricks in the world. He is assisted by
Miss Salome Crswford, clslrvcysnt sud
mtsrislising medium. It will prove a.
vsry intsresting eutertsinrnont. sud will
mske perfectly plsin I. grant deal of the
bumbuggsry of splrituslism. Hr. Cooke
performsthstrlcks soutodsse lit-sud-
lance, nnd then shows their duplicity.
Es ought to hsvs s full boost ssch oven-
ing.
lulled!“ Plo- lo.
.Tha Isthodist societies in decided to
luvs their snubs} pic-n10
Park, Thursdsy, July 29th,
Dsnbnry‘ sud Norwslk rs
hrs mm puts: the priosfo!
Nasturtium trip. inventors
mumblltflctlmshsbssusfv
.tbs’aoor. Tbclittlstsllow wsstoundto
mmcrdculsndfio-nlcsitlusbsmthc-
mum‘s: a... you.“ =
II. 1!. Tumor. m of tbs I‘slrflsld
Firs Instr-nos Cornpsny sf this city, sud
wits, sls spsndiug the summer st Ridge-
field.
The $00 macro p. In.. trsinouthstn-
hury rcsd Idsily convey s large number
of New York gentlemen to their families
which srs stopping for the sssson st
Ridgcflsld.
Judge Rspcllo of the New York Courtof
sppenls, went down on the Adelphl Tues-
dsy morning.
E. V. Bsker’s broken srm is getting on
nicely. sud he has not been confined to
the house with it but one day. In the
splint adjusted by Dr. Hill he has been
able to be around with it among the boys
as usual.
We are in receipt of papers from Wm.
H. Benedict, sent from Boston.
A. H. Northrop of this place died st
Lcwlston N. Y. on Suturdsv last.
Mr. James LDurycmof the Goshcn N.Y.
Dcnmut. is visiting at Geo. BJ’histed‘s.
Mr. George E. Long is enjoying his va-
cation, and very sensibly by spending it in
this city and vicinity.
Miss Ada. Cmssmnn of New York city is
visiting her grandmother Mrs. George
Raymond on Chestnut street.
Mrs. William Raymond of New York
city is visiting her mother Mrs. George
Philipps of this city.
Miss Mary Cavnnagh is spandlng a few
weeks in Dunbury.
Capt: J. M. Ellcudorf‘s family which for
the past week has been in New Jersey has
returned home.
Manning Decker and wife of Danbury
sire visiting R. Manning Dcckcr of this
0 ty.
Albert J. Owcns and Frank A. Murttn‘
of New York city src spending their vaca-
tion in this city.
Thomas Mac Bennett of New York city
is spending the summer in this place.
A. Reed has returned from it short visit
to his family and rclstivcs at Nantucket.
Chief Engineer Smith. F. A. Ferris,
(loo. Harvey started on s fishing cruise
down cast. on Monday.
James Hodges and family are stopping
for the summcr at Mr. William Wurrlngs.
C. W. Knudsen is in Eurupc.
Miss audio A. Dibble is at tho Whllc
mountains when: she intends to spend tho
summer.
l‘ollcwnan Rhodes and family of New
lluvcn arc spending it few days M [can-
dcr Wilcox‘s.
Miss lrcnc Wnrdwcll is visiting friends
in New York city.
Mrs. Frank Byxboe of Moridcn is visit-
ing hcr family relatives in this city.
Wm. N. Scnrlca. of South Nurwulk.
came up to spend the liburth with his fam-
llv, now vlsltinu at Rev. Mr. Coolcy‘s.
The party visited Lnko Wurmnuug on Mon-
day and met with an accident. breaking
one wbccl of n carriagn. but no one was
injun‘d.—-Ilausafom‘c My.
J. M. Taylor. the noted mining engineer.
uttendcd the mcctlng of the Alden Mining
Company in this city. Thursday evening.
John H. Ferris. on Saturdsy, will call
by simmer Spain for Europe. whcro he
will remain it short limo for trnvcl and
rccrcation. He takes the tripprlnclpnlly,
bowcvcr. for the benefit of tho son voy~
use.
Mr. George Stelnbcrg of New York city
city.
Miss Kate lisycs has returned from
Conny Island.
State Temperance Pic-Ric.
On Thursday a state tcmpcmncc mouth:
was hold at Lukevlllc. and was nttcndcd
by between 1.000snd 1.500 people. Among
the spenkcrs wsrc Rcv. Mr. Forbes of Wins
stud. Mr. Palmer of Montvlllc. Rrv. Al-
phcus Winter of Hartford, Sylvnnus‘ But-
lcr of Now llnvcn. Otis J. Runes of Morl-
dun and ltcv. Mr. Hilyurd of Plymouth.
The prohibition conuuittcr hold a meeting
and arranged for s picnic and connivin-
lounl «invention for tho Third district. to
be held either in Willimuntic or Montvillc
tbc luttcr port of this month. and to bsvc
u stoic convention for the nomination of
a stutc ticket sud pnsidcntiul electors:
also to have meetings in such of the con-
gressional districts for the rstiflcstion of
tho nomination of Ncsl Dow of Militia for
the presidency.
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(aim to Mctltodlsrn.
Nethodism is uudcr many obligations
to Mr. George I. Sonny. President of the
New York Metropolitan Bank. for large
pecuniary gifts showered upon it in recent
years. In various wsys he has served it:
conspicuously in: a friend of Wesleyan:
University when it friend like unto him
was needed. To the Endowment Funds.
be some tlmcngcbad donated sums aggre-
gsting $196,000. sud it is now given out
that he has sddcd to the Fund 050.000
more. making s tots! gift of $175,000. In
other Wm he has helped tbs institution
in times when” needed prscticsl sld to
csrry on its work. With the mm of
this gift it is further snncunced that
Mr. Saucy has built_ut Bernsrdsvillc. N.
Y., s new church at s cost of $10,000 and
that be has nude s gift of it to the Math-
odist Society. Bsrnnrdsvills u the cost of
his country home. Mr. Sony is sand-
usta of Weslsysn sad the son of s Metho-
dist preacher who had received s cluslcsl
educstlcn st the time when grsdustes of
colleges were rsre in the Methodist pulpit
—-—-«——-—
Ksroscno Accldcnt. <
Last Wednesday sftsruoon. Bennie
Smith, who resides with his psi-cuts in
Lexington Avenue. started s firs in the
stove, sud went out to pick rupberrlss,
letting his younger brothsr Jsmss to
watch it. ficmothsr bsd gone cutest-
lisr in the day tosscssickststsr. Shortly
sitar Bennie left the houssbc beardsn
explosion, snd,:hurrying bank. in found
hlsbrothcr in flames. Sellingspsil of
water he dulled it upon him slid extin-
guishedths aunts and with soother be
putcuttbsflrctromthsburningnuidon
"heavenly burnsdontho front oltbe
lower psrtolbfibodysndon the trout
sud mambo-mos. mm
3133088.
8!
Mrs. Jumbo Mason and son of Brook‘ L‘OOI
lyu, are visiting Mrs. A. J. Hutchinson on FIOWOI'I.
lllgb alum. Feathers.
Ornaments.
Coustsntly uulumd and 'l‘rlmncd to Onlcr st Short
Null”.
Fancy liflllllS lllllllll‘l
bus boon spending his vacation in this \‘V‘lllbc found lino of Hosiery. Gloves.
Grout Bargains in Evcry Depart-
mn.mm,m.mmm
Q'sblpsndjniostilull‘ cor,"
Mid m flock III! 1"“. Mrs
m, so. ' run, Baden“-
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Conflicts mun sud work um.
moor-m "cadmium Mr
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3.1mm st lowest m.- for out. "
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Mos, Wgsmmsf Bridge, «a.
I will Pal ill. Eldest flash
1'
Rs 8 Bones Bottles Iron
g ’ and lllctals. ’
Parties movi can sell their stock by
sendfng postal curd to
w.PODM°BlI.
somnonwux.
THE NORWALK
ll'llll Wfll‘lS lifl.
SOUTH NORWALK, CL,
Keep in Stock
Steam Pumps and
Steam Engines.
Made to Order—Ines and Buss Castings.
no iiii WORK:
Rave for solo various grsdcs of Babbitt
Metal. Also Italian Hemp. Psoking,
Shoot Rubber and Waste. '
BOILER MAN HOLE GASKETS.
Millinery!
FANnga-OODS.
All the mm and llcst Quaiily, including all the
L
New Shades sud Designs in
ms.
BATINS. to.
Also. a lbw Assortnwnl cf
A latnw Numb" of
TRIMMED HATS
IN OUR
Handkerchiefs. Corsets. Ruohoa.
Novelties in Lace Ficbus.
Silk and Muslin Ties.
uncut for 1880.
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Grout Bargains In
LADIES’
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UNDER‘VEAR.
LOW P310158
In Every Department.
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
New Hotel Building.
80. NOR WALK.
25 01:5
For 0. Pound of Good
, *t G. W. Day’s
Magnum; cheap-
er to [buy a New Suit
every time, when
you can get a First-
Class Suit tbr a little
money of
M. DAVIS
ll
Owing to the fact that I am
sell my entire stock of
loads at [last
For the Next Thirty
Days.
To first who do room will get yo
best bargains.
l
M. DAVIS,
58 Washington Street.
UNDER msY‘S HOTEL.
Sun . Umbrellas
”.mp—
PARASOLS
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LARGE VARIETY.
BEST QUALITY
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NEWEST STYLES
|.-A~W-ll-s
At 12} cts.
0’ Wall. Papers,
Brown back, , -
’ White back.
French Ground,
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about to take at Partner, I shsll '
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took.
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