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South Norwalk sentinel, Wednesday, November 10, 1880 · page 2

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The macro! («maniacs of the minion-
sry vociccy of the Win church in
8co- Yorb. My. Imprinted “000
for mission: in Mexico. with a contingent
fund in odditiou of $3613. and $3M”) for
Jamal! minions.

 

 

 

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The Winsted Irena. "the only Green
back wiper in Connecticut.” any: “ the
Democratic party is n gone suckcr." It
ciao says the Grecnbnckefi " need not w-
m the result «on the contrary they: boil
it a tile sumt eign of the spealy triumph
of their principles in tho breaking up and
mgi‘l‘fiv‘nt of puma that must en-

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The \Vilhmuntic Journal summarizes
the next four ycnr‘s bunny of the country
bi follows: “It will take one good ycar
now. if rm: longer. to get thomughly sot-
tlml to the business of legislation. Thcn
onc your of looking aftvr the intcroa'ts of
the country. to h» followed by nuothc
strugglc of I‘rvsidcntiul aspirants on t 0
floor of L‘ongrcss. So \vc inanngu to g.
tract one your out of cwrv four for isl-
nvns. and tho rcmnimlcr is dcvntul the

monufncturc of political capital.“
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Many L‘b‘rgymcn in this canary anc
lutcly fi‘i‘t‘l\‘t‘\l a circular from London
tlculcr in wcotul-hnnd wrumns. Ilc nil'crs
sermons “lithogrnphul in at mid. round
luuul.":1othu' IIIUM‘ who h- ppcn in :u‘
thcln would ailmlum‘ that 1 cy wrrc man).
uncript. for l.\\‘ctll;_\"ll\'v ‘t‘llln much. or
tncnty dollnrx n bumh‘mb/ lio llllfi at iinc
of vhvulcr 'it‘l'llhllli in { int. n! ion cunts
apm‘w. warrnnzcul urth .103: and Ullh‘l‘fi——
n littlo morn cxpcnai cwwhu-h liuvc “:t
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and his nm' ’1rit}‘ 11v1-r Hancock. \Vmwr
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mated by tbcpanic. x = matchma-
monta. to-thouiandc . clerks. from the
public wry. ‘ A democratic admittin-
trction would p 1- anocinl and busi-
ness revolution 11- ~ that would be dom-
tat-ion to the p rity of the city. The
population of . city of 150.000 inhobb
taut: Would l 1 changed: thouflmds of
house uvrne : would be forced to sell:
tmdca~peopl would lose the custom
which has ‘qllll't’d the work of years to
build up: u a host of servants and work
people w uld find their patrons suddenly
rcmov . The departure of one not of
otiicc~ olden: would of «nurse be followed
by n inflow of thc outs. who Would take
thc ucnnt places in the tlcmrtmcuts. but
tlu NW oilicwlmhlcm would be ntrungcw.
th y Would b.‘ pool-ct“; than those now.
* 1i yours. would clupw befoh- \Vnnbington

ouhl i'ccm'cr from thcshock of disrup-
tion. -

“'hcn all thcsc things: are cunnitlcrccl it
is not rmuurkuhlc that tlw uvurugc citizen
without rcici’cnco to his political lcuuiugn
is happy that n republic-nu in clcctcd. und
will be inaugurated without cnvil from
the opposition.

'i‘hcrc is much spcculntiou iii to the per-
sound of Mr. (iurtlcld‘u cubinct. but tho
sarcat yn diction ii that nobody knows
who will vumpmu it. Thu mutcriul with
in tlu1 party is ~11 good. mnl m unlimitml.
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lion Will bc rctirul; nClllv of thciu. how-
cwr. hkc Schurz uml Shcrmnn. hnvc rcn.
(It‘l‘ril Mich cmiucnt ncrvico «luring the
campaign that thcy will bu t‘ullllt‘tl in
wcoguiuon by the new administration.

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came to tho.- vonrluszun that
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or: took up the cry of ” 1 :'-.:-~,~~ 1
Indiana and ”him 1:: thnlmr : 1.1mm: that
they prcfcrrctl il‘w ll-inlblicau EL; innu—
erotic piotform on thu tariff qllustinn. l:
was the turning point In tire canvass. and
noon the U;.u1wmt5 Wow rm. the" run.
Harley's theory was so accer‘yA‘bIe to the
people that the Ikmocrpga ’fz-arcd to up
pose it. and. with 9:95 cxm'ptinnrt. tbev
«13$va and Jada! the issue. The
aria 11129333121: beat tho Democrats this
you; and Juvcph R. Hawicy \Vlln thc man
that made tltc most of it. and bi~ oil‘r‘cb
was [hr grow“. iwwk for all the when. If
he Ennis the tho Senatutehip h1~ In» won
it. for. without detracting an into frvm
Jewell. we believe he raised. the issu: that

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WASHINGTON LETTER

 

“ethno- Rdolee- ut Europe
fec- Democratic Rule. Specs-
Ilulolu z:- to the Sew C".
' 8.2!. A Political lift!
of hate; Saving.

than on: 1min: (”magma-‘LKJ
Wanna-ms. D. C. Xov. Bz‘n, 1680.
»-Wa d the We! of Columbia do not
vote: the bone: is not for us; we look on.
lint My, rhfle the penpieonbe Uni-
unsun- ebcooc the 2min in when:
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1.»:3.’ :' "‘ Air-x3. [ix (iron!
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A ';ei1'-l~r.xt1-1I soldier mum‘- toid n group
or vi~lrors the following prcuy story:

"The value of a 11mm of brandy be best
understood when it is the last you possess
and ilk-h: is no chance of getting another.
At the be jinuing of an engagement I had
but one swallow of brandy in my canteen
which I cnrcfully navel during the whole
of thc battle. as u. wiser does his treasure.
I did not feel justified in using it. I
painted in glowing colors. in my mind.
tho happy moment in which I should en-
joy it after the victory. But I had mis-
calculatod my chances.“ "And what
was the cause of the miscalculation ?’
melted one of the company. “A poor sol-
dier.“ replied our hero. “who lay helpless
with both arms crushcd. murmur-lug for
something to rcfrczsh him. I l'clt in my
pockets and found I had only gold, and
tho! would be of no use to him. But

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brandy in my contoen. I brought it to
his lips. You should have seen the poor
fellow’n grateful mile ! I never enjoyed
a dram its that one which I did not dink.”

 

 

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.Thc runs 5‘ ' telll a story which
MW: tolls on herself. When
playingonceln “Buy $113.5 “the Orion
theater. a fellow threw a loaf of bread zit
fichoatbepeonat gallerywith the to.
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“mum . Ycucculd
animate» u for «you could see
himbhfucc being muted in cmilcc.
Those with large: mouth: had them open
nybccktctholrcou. They had most
of their fun to themselves. however.
Democrat: kept close. and what few were
compelled to go out on business seemed
shrunk and sullen. They didn‘t smile—
thcir faces were long enough to eat out-
out of a churn, and their temper sour
enough to cur-die milk. It wasn‘t a Dem-
ocratic victory, and they didn‘t feel like
rejoicing over their own do! at.
“ Roma Howunc."

A few hours cftertbc mm? ..rrived there
were unmistakable signs (1'. cejoioing at
the homes of Republicans. and it was soon
apparent that an illumination would take
place in the evening and a proclamation
wasissucd to “ Let Rome Howl! Turn
out to-nigH. boys. with toot born: and
tin pans, for u raclget." During the day
llw ingcnuity of tho “boys“ was exercised
in devising means and conntruotlug in-
atrumcnta for noise. and by night the
preparations were complete for a. “ bowl."
and it was such a bowl as was never heard
bore before. About half past; seven the
South Nor-walk machinations started for
the Borough. the crowd of boys accom.
pnnying them being supplied quito gonor-
nlly with toot horns. which wore blown
conntuntlv on the route. But the noiao
hndnot rcully begun till the procession
mot ihc liigclnw Ihitinllon ot‘ tho Bor—
ough. which \voro fully suppliuil with
horns. Tho procession canto down En“
Avenuc. nm'ul n din and uprour that was
upml to tho moat hhlcuun uicul pnudcnu»
nium. Axrivingut thc cm‘ucrof Wont St.
and Wm! .\\'cuuc tho Nnt‘wnlk compnuy
procculml to tho borough. uml lhc locul
m‘gnnirutiuim for n rein-rt tilnc nuu‘vhwl
through tho atroctn of thc city. and lhcn
tllnldtlltll‘il. Soiucbmly conulrm‘tod n huw'
“ hurau lbhllc." which went lwpt in optu‘w
limit on linih‘oml l'lucc till complaint \vua
inmlc to tho ntnyor. This iuatl‘uuwut
nuulc u must horriblo noisc. turtlmmn to
pcuplc of m'nnithv hcr\'o.-1. _\‘11t. 1l1'livltlful
1.1 tho lm‘vs bundling: it.

.\ Row.

.\ largo numbcr of boxcn \vcro unth-
N‘ml tngcthcr on liuilmud equurc. uml tho
b.1\>1 \\1-rx- uln-ut to buvo n hugc bonilt‘c.
when t‘hh-i‘ of l‘ulh‘u l‘ulhum Illlul‘lllt'll
thcm thnl thcrc wns u only mullnuncc
ugninut it. Tho buys thcn wuitml on tho
nuyor um] uskml 'pcrmlmlun to uric thc
Ihhllc uml lvuil'l (hr I‘m'. 'l‘hc umynl' told
thcm that thcy might ti1l1ll1- till lln'1‘lm‘k.
but hv would laun- to cam-.hlcr hhc mnllcr
(II lmniii‘i‘. l'lllvl‘ lh'llutlll fihnl‘l-l)’ ilfll'l'
1‘:1l1r1l11l1 lh1- lll:\|\ul'illld told llllll tlw boh-
iirc \vuuhl b1~ dungcrnm to surrounding:
prnch}. 'l‘hc mayor iohl lllt‘ ('hh'f to
Mun-n! llu' luvnlil‘t‘. Iict‘urv going to tho
1x::1_\1~!".~ thv- Vim-1' hml llnkml lhc boys to
1112-11.! ull bu rclurnml. \Vhru ho cumo
bun-k. Ilu\\'r\'rr. h1- t‘ouml tho tiro going.
”1- hmnmlmlcly wcnt to work pulling
do“ :1 Ilu- pilc of burning boxcs. m which
l'm um :isxnhwl by that. Ulmslvml. and
0:111~r~. 'l‘h1-1-r1md xinln't Ilkc this. nml
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1111‘ .1.~ t1illl‘.lg1‘lll wlmh- us
111nm gum; ullh 1'l'llullm'l1‘.
. Uzi Friday licch-r, who 1:; in tho employ
; of llll’iilll Ill-ll. \\':m::1‘restml :uul tukcn bu-
: :"nn- .Inwn‘c Austin, who hold mm in $31)
9 ”111:1.5 t.» nppcar for [hill on Tuesday. )Ir.
Bcll bccumc his surety. Mr. Austin being
th‘llllllt‘Ll out of town by the sickness of
Illa sistcr. causcd thc hearing to be further
poszporul until to~1norrow.
t‘hicf I’elhum after his Injury went to
I'oni's drug More. when.» his wound was
lll‘eirjt‘il by Dr. Hungerford. under whose
cnrc it has healed, and Mr. Pelbum is
i again nblc to do duty.
AN ACCIDENT.
A severe accidcut occurred on the night
;of th. pimdc through tho curclcss firing
’ of tho gun of Rowan Buttery, nu organiz-
ation composed of boys varying in age
from nine to seventeen years. who, during
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stay—I had still my treasured dram of ~

cured coon-oi, 3nd contemplation mics:
uppity-far dis-mu- Thom
mathfiwhc'bga. Ind no imam

cnusc us nrtillerymcn. They bud a small
cannon and usually took position away
from the crowds and fired salutes while
the other organizations were parading.
\Vedncsday night. however. the boys got
their gun on \Vashington street. cornorbf
Franklin. Daniel Cavauagb. 113 years old,
son of L. Cavunagh, stood on the corner
with his sister and some friends looking
authe procession. After it passed they
started to go to their home. thc boy being
aboutfivc fcct in anh‘uuce of the others.
Just at that moment tho gun was dis-
charged and the boy rccoived the powder
into his face and was knocked almost
senseless. He did not know what had
happened. and as soon as be recoch his
speech he threw up his hands and asked.
what was the matter with him. He was
mmedintely taken to his home by his ais-
tvvr. and DnNolan was immediately called.
when it was found that although his farm:
was buly burnod with powder his eye-
sigbt had not been destroyed. The doctor
has nth-tidal him faithfully since, and
succeeded in removing most of the pow-
der, and brougb him out of danger. and
although he will be badly courted, he had
a fortunate mp: from immediuc deoth.
Captain Boga-dun. of the Battery. my:
the firing of the cannon was contrary to
orders. It certainly was a very rcckleu
thing to do. .

Kr. Gcnmgb. we understood, has co-

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Wamfcdgcod

Iron-a .

WIN '0 th= WK; ,
NEW Hams—W SeaWcm-Id 1
It may not generally be tum that ‘
them arooicw capilllictc- designing to
monopoliuc the public bed! of mutual
coed oysters cituatod of! Bridgcport. Strut.-
ford River. and whatever other place! I
cannot-my. Tbmbcdl min. no w.
ducto the agency of man. and in all proba-
bility if allotted to individuals would for
lack of‘propcr working“: no individual
will work private lotion public beds are
worked) noon die out. or else before the
stock matures atormir such as have nearly
annihilated them heretofore would come
and awailowthcm up and they would
benefit no one, except. perhaps, it be the
large holder. by having them out of the
way of competition.

Aside from all this thuao buds aw i!
source of support to hundreds of oyster-
mon (all citizens of the sum: of (lonnccti-
out) during the dull portion of the your.
Here the poor man may come and sham
alike with the rich according to his advan-
tages to take. And bare it in that many a
poor mun acts tho seed with which to
stuck his small beds, thus giving tuuuy a
start in 1ti which otherwise they might
nevcrhnvc got. Thiaia but u rcpctition
of the old story. when tho natural beds in
nml ulmnt Ncw Huvcn hurbm‘ and claw
\vhcro huvo bucn ntmhly cuoronohod up
on. and linully auoh legislation has been
scour-11d that they bum t‘ullou into tho
luuula of u fow‘mnnupollntu to the damage
of many. Whut had boon 11mm cannot bu
undnuc. no whut In loft for us to do in to
oluuuizw. cull moctiuaa ot' thoac intcwstml
in tho various oyntul‘ growing tnwm of
tho Stnto. nml luy thoh‘ viown bot‘ot‘o thch‘
lcpvmnututiwu in Ucncrul Anaombly. and
oak thch‘ imaiutunco to provont tho ullot-
mom of nuothcl‘ucx‘o 11f uuturul oywtcru.

Wu m‘o apt to compluiu thut by this
luw \w um unl‘ulrly 1lcult. with. Down it
ovor occur to us \hut but nun ship is prov
rcutml. and that by Hill‘ilwtl. noltlnb mun
tomwvuthch‘owu11min? That it in on
c:1.~_\' mnllcl' to show nuythlup‘ up to [how
ummwuiulwl with tho mum. in u lino light
whcn but onc Hill“ In told? Such. gclwr'
nlly. haw bm-u tho cuno wuh lhcsc luwn.
an wo L‘nnnot nllcud tho mission of thc
ln-uis ulurc. uml if wo could, might not
ho ublc to (‘11p11 with (bow mun. for t1» tic
mtcccnnful lobbyist hoods uulltitllllt uttcu-
Lion. which wo cannot givo. Iiut if ouch
of lln- towns uhmg tho count would form
nu ammunition uml huvo thcu- rcprcuou-
LILIVK'E thoroughly ncquuintml with tho
111541. and plmlmwl to Work for thcir inl11r~
cuts. rm thnt whcn tho quontiona‘ :u'o
lu‘nught uprthcy 1mm cxpluin to tlw llouw
tho t-xm‘l fuels of tho mum. thcu \Vc shall
m-c dub-rout rcnultn.

Now I \Vuubl cnvnumgp- lhc ullntlucnl
of 1-\ cry u1‘r11 ol‘ nnlm‘ully llnpl‘milh‘lhu
ground in tho hl;1lc~~-In_\' own (but. mu bo
Illiltlt‘ in lil‘mlllt‘t' 'llllll nil‘cr ovul’y uninvo-
lllt‘lll 111Numul'ngclhvirt'ullivullnu.l1v1lu
which lhc nutuml rcrlulnly
-ah.uxl1lln~o[u~u. but um 11mm 1l t1 lhc ul-
mun-mmfunolhcrfunt11Ln.1llu'.|lground.

Equal1-1,:lnxtnnllm11n.

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to.

'5 In cc Scorc and To".
Iii-zumu.\lu.1: lim'rlnnw 1'.\u'r\
’l‘llli Summon“ lluu'ruuus,\1‘

“'IN'I‘I'UR‘I‘.

.\ corrospumlcnt in tho .\'1-w York Hur-
ul1l 5:135 that ill \\'1-.~.tlun't. 1ni\\'c1lhc.~1l.l§'.
Now-minor :l. I"r1-1l1-ri1'k. Francis mnl
Franklin Hhvrwmnl. brothcrs, :unI thcauh
\.\1-r.~111i'.1l'umil) 111' 11-11 vhiblrv-n.
bmhnl '.h1- »~-\cnt1vth ullllh't‘lshl'y of tlwir
Illl'lll. 'l‘lw linbln. containing :1
1‘1'1-111'1lwhi1'h [In-y Jm‘ulul'ly will “ Lln'
l1»g."nli1m's thm‘ thcy \Vcrc hum Nonnu-
bcr. 3. Hill. uml from miolliclnl rcconla it
nppcurs‘ that onc of the "mat ncvcrc snow
storms vvcr known occurrcd on than. duy.
AL lbw cutcrlnuuumlt which thcy olIcn-d
thcrc wcrc thru- tublcs with gucstx. cnch
brnlhcr pix-aiding hi it tublc. mnl thrcu
llvll'éll ll()l'al'hll(lt‘.~i bidding gnarl lllt‘k in Lilo
:igml trio. About ihc your lb‘fl-l lhc thrcc
brolhcir: shipped on us many (lill'crcnt
vmscln in Now York for sou. 'l‘bcy noon
bccnmc cnptuina. uml follchd their occu-
putiou thirty-cight. thirty-live and thirty
Yoursi'tmpuztivcly. ulul having gained 11
compotcncc. ouch rctircd. (‘uptuln Frcd
mmlc nix voyugon from Now York to Culi-
l'nrnin in tho ship Skylight. Aftcr phasing
tho counting m'xw‘icc. Captain
.I“1':m1-i~' mmh- M'H'X‘ul [Ht '1 to’ l‘luropcuu
mumtx :1~.~'. lu-ahlm IIIS wmk on our count.
[L was I111. :15 munmnudvl' of tho Caroline
in 154 7. tlcuvrul Scott'n dis-
[Xblt‘llcrt to \\'u.~.hiugtuu \‘m Now Orhumn
announcing the cupitulutiou of Muxh-o
and 11111..11‘.-1v.-11111-mr tho Mcxicuu form-:1
un1lcr Hanan Anna. Lluptuin Frunkhn
voyagcti t1) L'hhm uml utbr‘r uuuniricn‘ in
thc cunt. ’l‘hc brothers uru halo and
lu-urty. lllltl rcncmblo ouch other so
Chmely that strangers with dit‘xlculty can
tell tbctu apart.

ul‘

'l‘m‘.

“‘1'“.

l'mmly

yours in

who lml‘u

-....nw;_

ROWA Y'I‘ON.

The wedding of Miss Emma Dibble and
Samuel Mend took place at the Methodist
church brat Saturday afternoon at half
past three o’clock. The church was filled
at an curly hour. The bridal party entered
the church on time. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Giles Haul-
culn-vk. 'I‘hc ul‘gnn wad prcniilcd over by
Miss Francis Bradley of South Nor-walk,
and it novcr before gave forth such melo-
dioua music. As soon as the marriage
corenmny was pcrformed tho bu py oou- '
lo repaired to tho reaitfinnce of t to bride's
other. Alphonzo Dibble. where a feast
was pro red for the relatives and friends
of tho nmilv and the invitod guests. one
hundred m1 twenty-five of whom were
Remnant. The bride and bridesmaids looked
autiful. They were dmned in pure
white. The groom and grocmsmeu. in
contrast. werc arrayed in jet black.
pots were spread for them from the car-
riage to the church. Miss Mary Tripp and
Miss Lizzie Dibble acted as Jirldocmallds.
Robert 0. Raymond and Robert B. Dibble
were groomsmen. George W. Shorter
and George W. Stevens served as ushers,
Tim wedding gifts were numerous: and
valuable. conspicuous among which was
a seal skin cloak. presented by the groom. ..
Robert Dibble resented a handsome toi-
let aetcppropr ntely lettered In gilt and
finished for momentum». The many gifts
prove love and i'riendabip. and give them
a. happy start": their new relationship. in
which we wish them jay forever. At six
o‘clock the unmarumilc and font came

 
 
 

 
 
 

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l. .
l ‘ ‘ meant!!!“ L
kept :gcbfinuol‘din Th9 ii-

at.

1 uhtion omelet! all. 3. 0. Horton
g. 3 his brilliant illumination-
witbw «sworn: Vanbu-kirk’s wo- trim-
: - with a multitude of flags and Cblneoc
lanterns; Hem Cole:- und others. had bon-
fires: William . Crow wm_lighted in ev-
ery window: ‘Hicka Williamson bouao
made a. handsome show standing elevated
It the mouth of the harbor; A. Dibble.
Charles Thomas. Charles Lownda. Augus—
tus Thomas. Hiram Taylor, Mr. Simmons,
Theodore annda. Charles W. Bell. Rob-
ert Wood and a multitude of others did
their best in honor of the victory. At the
house of Charles Thnmcg the Whole pro-
cession was presented With cigars by Miss
Hattie Thames. An impromptu supper
was given by the pen )lo under the man-
n cment of Gcorgo \ . Sherrer in A. D11}-
b 9‘: orchard. :waiatcd by his wholo funn-
ly. Tho auppcr. after our long march.
wna npprccintod. Ilut ootl‘oc. crackers
and cheese and authors were In abunv
duncc. (luptnin Summia and (lupunn J uuv
my Stevcuuhud cutl‘co enough left that
was all propured by thou! to food another
such company. All this tuno tho cmumn
kept up n thundering. uud thcrc wcrc
othot‘dcuionutrutiom of lay. Sumo one nuk-
ed Captain lirullloy lino-butt haw ho llkt‘tl
tho dcnumntrutiou. Iiounswurcd “I ncvor
was so happy in my life."

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

”:‘l l‘l ii. '.

\Vhito (Jillilllfi all'uh Hun: for $13.50 a,
bnrrcl.

Nowthu 11lcctiuuis ovur tho tuwnin
quiet again.

A Mr. l'ill'NI‘ll ul' Nonclou «liml hint Mom
tlll)‘ nl‘tcrnoou. 'l‘ho .l‘uncrul took plncc
this ni‘tvruouu.
“'o untwml nu itnm m luql. wu-vk'n Nor.
wulk Hour nhuut uh uh: uh uynl‘nl‘ nuppcr
to tho lloyn in Hluo 111' Duricu. W11 Would
Iilw lbw \‘m‘r1~.~p1u\1lcm to inform us whch
I! in in lulu~ phlwn \Vv lun'c unlitul nov—
N‘ul uml M11 1111c bi‘t‘llltv to know anything
about it. (1»
Thu much rumba! 1111pm11'11!1.|11n‘t”‘i>1 at
'l‘hut 5.11111 ho'lhgul‘ n

liltil. lu l.tlu~ plum».
I‘M-mlcnilutl‘u to (l.

ahlcwulk from (‘. Ii.
ll. lh‘owu‘n 11m); hil'l'l‘. '1‘1111 in :1 job [but
Will bu mun'vcmhul by all tho pvuplo 11f
lhu‘icu. ll hm b11111; in on until condition
for u long lhuo iuul \vc urn y’nd thul sonic
onc bus tulmu th1- muttor in lrund. 'l‘hcy
hch tho mncvrc [bunks ol' tlm‘town.

 

“er tun-1: Irv lluvm‘ lillkrll _-§ ".decr
It In ulnwlutv'y puro. .\lwu'v1~ rill pnpcr

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

vi. ill.
Elam lof tut thin omen or Wcod‘u Jewelry Store.
Not‘ walls. EU I receive pmpt attention.

an id Six acres of Hard Bottom
33.22:?) Gurudla. Will sell or lease.
to
u, pp y JACOB M. LAYTON.

cyst.

 
 

 

EN'L'INEL ‘BUILQ Ni},
' . Oitty of South Normal!» 2

 

Pi is Ling and Repairing

M R. JOSEPH KELLER.

ricncc in Now Yorknvill
orwnlk once a wool: tout-
A RINGASPEOLAUI'Y.

 

huh: «1 years of c
all Land South

m all m ch work.

 

. Address. Box 995. Bridgeport. (3mm.

For Sale. .

one 0y star 800W; Two acres of Mud

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:1: Grounds for 8319.

M m..." I; much, 'l‘ltlc Hw‘ct.“fipt§uh§ of or ad

 

tit-$153 at. Wcstport. Conn.

._..*_.__ .7.- .. tw—p- .-._._~-~....._o- . .--_.. a

A Mi ELION FAMILIES
In t to United States now Uaing

B“. S- D.1ll0WE‘§

an Tonic Blnui Purifleri

‘h' ‘1 hi. ‘cw from an mlwr \H‘Ml‘hllfml in it. IM-
“ “ ” MEDIATE ACTI Nupunthv

IJV'lil ill. KIDS EYES AND “L00”,

cumlm-m‘ . 11! 11111 dimm-m ilcrhn.‘ llama. um! Er
It‘m‘lll (. um nun-1, lllotchou. Tumors. Bull lihculn.
t'uuccrn, tlnnvcrouu 'l‘uulurn. Multlw on tho F...“
Ni'urn'x, uyphllhu, Scrufuln. mu] «l dlit‘tlltll arising
h-onumi anmn-nuucullhc Blood: Mubu‘lnl Favors.

t‘ll‘
For “ .\' ovum-1 nobility.“ “ l.o~1t.\‘itallly." “ I'rl
bury Ill-I Inn...“ and “ llrolwn thslwtitutmm.“ "l
tho tmh (‘cutury “ to pmuucc iu cunnl,

clmlh'hgc

ivory Boulo “’orlll It: Wclmu In
Gold. A

I‘nco 51 pct buttlu. ti fpr $5. .
I)“. H. I). "(D‘WIE’S
A RAJII.‘ N MILK CURE.
‘l‘lw July M1 1licluc of thc klIuI iu lhc world
A 's‘ulmtiluto r1111 l'ml 11.1m- on.
(“m-:4 t‘o ugh». 111111., l‘mup. \ll'hoopinu Cough,
Hump-cm rr. lib-whim Lump. ulul it'll dinonuw HI llhV

'l‘ln.n\l.l ‘lmn nml l.||ll"-r1. lt‘ittilllrl; lo tomuuzphuu,
in 1111 $1 1. icr bouic, ti for $3,

I)“. N. I). IIOW'B‘S
Ara nbxnn Livon- P111...
l'ul‘rl) \‘xmcmblu 1‘urc lbhuumcnr. Ilyu win-Ill. Nial-
uriul In \'cr~. hub lbmlnchcu. t‘lullu mul 1‘11\1~r, \‘uu~
allpllll11ll.th:. l‘n11 23c p11rl>11x.5lur $1.

33¢:de
DR. :1. I). llotvn‘s

Arabian (‘utnrrh and Asthma Cure.

.\ n Iltflllllllh‘ curc v‘nx 1‘nlarrh. t‘uld in "W "NM. Ilny
chr. :m1l .\~lhum. 1‘\\I‘\'|\'ll‘ lm' lm-nlh and [Ink
dun :1 (hr mo-l 1b lnyb‘ful snowman “hilr uml ultcr
“union; 11. TN .1 l'un- :11) 1 ruin per box 5111.! by
til-ltlllllbl l‘ Pl..\l.\“l‘lil). “mum-l. .mp- turn! 11.:
Mmlh Nurunlh. 1

‘im bill Dr. 5 ll HHWIQ. l‘roprwtor. .\'c\\‘ Yuk.

Arali

 

packing-s. nu churcc for liu 1mm 1 mil“?

cbcnpcr' (Ill bill
» 0.0

-—(‘u|l Ht \\'. \\'nl11rmnn Flb'wnlu' fol"

gcnts‘ furnishing comb. .-\ lull lino,

1'l11‘1111'l‘11rchub.

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M ‘ “{RIED

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t‘uxumr‘m u‘. Swim 1m ‘I‘Imrnlv. Nurllllwr
uh In Ilm 1‘11:qu ~1 tl:i-11|11r~.nlIx.1ul\‘.wvl-n~-.1_\
l1 111"! M1111 l1. \- \\ V1112. I'hnlm‘ \ b.1ub1-Il.11 .lx .
111' \c'“ Yurkncl lllL'x I'.1i|llv. naught->1 11! xi l;111~
1.1.1111.” Tm-ulnm numb, or 51111111 .-1 Inhuul. 11111::

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MUSIC “ALL.

I‘ .\l K.\ \l‘l' Jl‘ \UU-III.‘
Lab-st Kiln York Sul'ccss.
'll-111 II" I! '1’ Hr.“ 111.) " _‘n.:' l‘» .L .’l I‘1i'1i‘
\L‘xl‘ '1l1li1l'llxl.l

Tbuzculny Ev'g. Nov 1 1.

F31 .haieuui

3".Q1e... “'l‘vaiax,

Ail lililt‘AX

(ill‘1I40
l'll‘llmrutc chln'ry.

Au I‘Ixccllcnt Company.
Most Supm-h L‘mtumuv.

 

Numluuw In prix'c- .‘ 1.111111! Spmrcr‘rl.

Grinilrmy Bruins

 

A (‘oursc ct’ Five Lectures
Will bc llrliH"‘1~l nl
M u a .‘I o 1-2 a. 1 1 ,

L'Inlcr Ihc Auupim-u ut‘

DOUGLAS FOWLER POST,

Ur H1!l"l‘ll NUIIWALK,
H (713 .I' IQ (2‘ T S:

Nov. Q‘de'l‘he Maryland Campaign.

I'lcc. 6——Rum:mcu of Hhcridun's Campaign.
Dec. Elltliv—«llzutle of Frodcrickuburg.
Jun. 81l-'l‘h1-Gettysburg Cumpuigu.
Jun.~Nth—Sherman's March to tho. Sm.
lllurzrutcd with tho storioptlcun,

'I‘Vlt‘kl‘t-I for tho ('nunm « — o 3”",
Singh- Twist-111 - - - m
“ " t‘hihlmn — . _ 2:5

590 Im

Notice.

ROWAY’I‘UN, Nov. 81);, moo,
I’rodricn E. (MIN. th1~ wifouf John ll. (lulu. lc-"I luv
bctlund hooml mlhout jun cnuxsu or prm‘ucunuu, 1
boroby t‘orbhl all pvrnouu bu ~hurhu: or wumln'z bar on
my account. us I will not pay any bill-1 or hcr ton.

"acting.
wat- JOHN H. COLE.

F. A. GUNTHER,

 

 

Iliumurznruir.

.UR MONEY

 

 

FURRIER!

67 “’nnlttngmu Street.
Furs Cleaned and Repaired,

limnun. REDYID'AND Amman lulu the
Lead .113 Styles. ' -‘

Misses Irockway’q
SELECT SCHOO ’

For Young l..ndies and Children
Arch Street. Not-walk. Conn.

The Winter Term commences on Wedncci
day. Nov. 17. 1880. 593 St

Digit-int oi‘vNorwolk as. ProbaueCo .
November 8th. A. D., 1 .

Ethic of AUGUSTA mum. htc ’ Nor-

 

 

Onmmun—Tlut um ldullnlstmmt' nxhlbtt h admin-

 

 

 

 

ua_ up by rattling the drum to its greatest
capacity, it the new: woe good. Accor-
dingly Drumvmior Crockett gave us
some extmrdin ‘ drumming b
rivcl at 8 o‘cloclfih the mortal on it on,
than Dibbk '
while chock-mm

with mama. éru _
lug came. Smiles were on mark

“can! Mecca k ,
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to an and and the mm can Ie m“ lilration mount totllla court for mun ca the
ted on, their weddlnx- trip. p1 vim: lilo, .l‘u’a §Mm§$5$ilfi ‘33“. :1 13151.? ill:
South box-walk at 6 o'clock. stop ug- at mminummuw beuounec th mine ad-
New 113“.“ nver Sunday. and on day minim-cm: will cause 1‘ is ordcr tube 1.) lshcdluo
morning starting for Boston. “WWW Elli“ W‘fl‘hcfi‘lflall‘ 13m. “33%
Dorian gave us the first beware! vic m‘fié‘a'ffi". golffgt " "3‘“ “n ‘1‘"
on Tuesday evening. We sent a deal 3‘ , “A 3- WOODWAiDn Mav-
tion to the Wigwam with order-to w DISTRICT OF EOItXALK an " PROM?!

 
 

 

COURT ember n. I . .
Wot BERRY 1. sum and fillm¥0t
rwolk In told , ‘
a Smith 1!

whit:

 

 

 

 

 

 

mg... no: natn' street.

YOUR

USEiioifim‘i‘ U'RNITURE

III WILLIAM Ill

 

flKll'llflIl, 36 MAIN STREET, NORWILII. ‘~

A Full Linc of Gents, Ladies and

Now Prints

'l‘nbl‘ Linens,

before pure

H. Va.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Are the Only Manufacturers and Jobb

r r '

CLOTHI —

I ‘1 ,
Till Fuirficld County thus enabling them to Retail 11

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

sale Pricea -

flur‘U arena and flvercua

13 most cumplctc, embracing all Grudcs and Prices.

Stylish Business and Dress Suits

THE LARGEST .‘18501l'l‘lllif’l‘ OI“

Suits in Town.

in

illOys’ und‘fi‘bildrcu‘s

O‘ur Gents’ Furnishing 1's Unequaled by mull.

I the County.

' Elegant Neckwear.
All the Late Styles of Hats.

It will pay to Exumiuc our Stock bcl‘orc pnrclmsinw.

GUMSRGK BRHTHBRS,

Insurnucc Bu
South horwnlk.

As

“,1. 45 Ilium Street.
Mn'walk.

LOOP LOAD

 

 

. ‘1, won.
Very BT37 Price

W. TGMSTGCK’S

1* 13 Bridge, ‘

SOUTH NOW} \VALK.

McEwen

THE HAUI‘TER.
‘ f

 

 

A LARGE ASSURTMENT F

FallDress Good

Bl’k. and Cold. (‘nslnuercs

 

 
 
 

1' .. 1- Silks 35 ii‘AslIlNGlTON ST.
u u u Satins {-
H u u

Brocade Silks
Ifi‘lunncls uud Clonkings.

.

all and Wi‘hter

HA'JE'S.

Ituck 1:1 now the most oomph-to cvc: plmwu 1”
'n. and 0:11an all Myles of

 

Childreus Underwear and
Hosiery.

ml

‘8.
and

. r BOY‘S,
Gingham“,

and CHILDREN‘S

HA 8 and CAPS-

Fine soft and Still
Ba 5 specialty.

_ K. lichen;
Hr. , Es slum for Bill

N Epkinn,
and Hosiery.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

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Orders-stander! to promptly day or
., night. ‘

 
 

 

811mm CONN.
So. Norwalk - . . 7 Winner ._ 'nnvsuwnuumi 90111.1?! '
Conn. Tho-choc: auroral “um... fox-nib »
The N mina. , ""°“‘““°“°'°°“r Mr...
_ 1t o > 1 I : u . mild“

13“ has are» been um on n
Professor of Ice org.

Wanvmmfimcm * A mum.

 

 
 

 

 
 

Important- w the“? WM j
7’ £10 tor a Beautifulaet of Gum Tooth
ammo m m. as no cum!-
lint-acting. 959'
”rwmiuirm mmmiub.

 
 

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