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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, July 6, 1882 · page 1

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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN ., THURSDAY JULY 6, 1882.

WHOLE NO. 610

 

 

33‘0th glamour gum?)

i
ii ilbll RN llRO’l‘lll-IRS, Profiting.

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iii-‘FIL‘E IN " SENTINEL“ BUILDIN.

Wumsnron Sun-v.

 

 

'ixv Y run .1100 l Six Mourns. .41“
Sum: Corn-‘3, ll CRE‘I‘S.
rnnus STRICTLY ix Anvasca.

 

Terms or Advent-inc:
hill. tin. ‘lTnT‘fliuCil in;l4cnlf “gal. i3.
i’ww,’ Stu: gem no) sun woo £3043)
2"“ "730 aunt s:ls 5.7%- 799'. , , stow!
1"" 'ioi’tan 5m ran out: LL53 1|
{inn as) 5 g. "E mm
s . no fun !afii'2t1‘5‘lttll igog --

s " W a in film l'L‘Y_l?P._'3°9_3

c " 966 iatiilifi‘uoo ”59.1923 .53

I '- taso Elli: rim—g ("Li-l (EL {"39“ mo

fi‘V-“fi. 6721' «Willi um: mun mm ‘3‘!

_,__,_......W__,-- ‘71,- ..
luring” uni Dentin hurried grittnitnn-ly.
Lotti Notices to cents pr: line.

 

 

Rut-red at the Post. Office at South Norwnlk u 9:
and Gina Mutter,

 

 

 

i\i’ve‘w Vi’ork, New Haven 4
Hartford llallrond.

New-York

AND

Souihllorwalk.

FARE ONLY 35 (ITS.

EXCURSION TICKET TO NEW YORK

 

AND RETURN.

50 Gents.

The Popular and Swift Steamer

 

Adelphi,

 

 

 

 

 

 

(mm; wrs'r. 3 $3133, $3118,
.. 7 , ' u x. .. a. . _
L" ‘ "‘ w"h “to 6.5: ~ Sp‘s‘ficld vu
‘ a -' “we”. 7-5" '1 - IL!!! Will resume her daily mp!- lcnvinn NEW YORK
.s is .. sxprm. 8.96 :, 35%,? SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 1.
:5) .. 33:33:; 1%?! .. V I! W: has" and continue until further noticu u
,, . . » - ‘ ’ ‘ owc:
fig " {:leme flLeaving Stll'Tl’l Ntl'll?“'g.l{ “Ml nkinrnimz.
. , . i. no ays cxn-ptui ut . u‘r or . or on
3.: 1; 9331'“?! fig “;.“‘,;i1,3:,}f.',‘,‘,“\$ :E‘rrtilrsl a»: nu- nutm'tu‘ and NEW HAVEN
.. | ; - . ,. - in ma truths.
"5° " ”MM“ iii . $“ii‘né'fi Rcturninglcn'c NEW YORK from rum 37.
a??? 3' filing; is: .. ism-u- ,‘ 4, 3;: got rsriii‘manfii and cum
.- v ' ‘ ’ . ‘ not a - h‘ 2 ‘. . .. .
n o " lunl SI. ”'5 ' 3‘9”“ owners, 3*. m.. coxxzc’rixo Sl'ltEl.\' with
Hip-”l- “Hm we .. hm, :hqrntn fur DANBL'RY and thc NEW units
:53: .. :igm 6:52 ,, S 'gficld “vtralnsnoing cant. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 1 )
| _ O a ,, g1 H. w. "gr-r- fnr llilt OKIAN Dustin Fl IN N
:5; gig‘fi. “' m .. Adar:- (“FERRY st hemlofqthv PHELV“ h 1“me?
- H 15 ,. Enema 3‘ Tickets for ll . TATIUNI. on t on , » ‘
0.35 Acrom. il l. U Bolton K‘Rallmnd can be had at the ( AI’I‘AIN S OFFILE
‘ ' on boat.
or ‘ Rx rm Whm'ngcr- and “assass- rnnvcvmi to nntl
to 0i ” 3‘ k “in 0' 8 'wnAYI 'mm the- lit-pot at South Nnrwnlk FREE of dingo.
‘ n "I fits-SAT‘YE 1 as . m [Mum 3 Refmhmcnu sci-val on board at Ill hours.
, .. _ . .
' ‘ . 3A1! “ N. I]. It“. _ *,-. _,___¥ _-,_,, ,,-_ ,
Ma . 33.. um: Troll: ”7 .. ARM" a” _
"""‘“‘”“‘ I). C()II FIN.

'EORETNs-l

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Tull Onout :- hum;w
11cc Funaui‘neclhocen 0%
27 Stem. to Set: Reeds, 9
soon to Minoan to tit-i. PM" now. Mutt
Ban! Draft. l‘wat (“mm uricr, or

. ‘ J «hi; \oi “moonstone-r. n,
Lotto! buxod an i; A hit-mo: I

iii-iiiifi‘ifliifi‘fiumm In lowli-
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NEW

O
O-

swamliiilail Tailor.

NOR\V.~\ LR. CONN.
he host t'loths and the Most I’vrfcct Fit
Wart-an tcd. 465 tf

O. N. NICHOLS.

Muniifnctiircr of

BOOTS & SHOES

ll kinds of Repairing donc with neat-
ncss and dispatch.

 

Rubbers ii.
ialiy.

anmnent umlcr Post Oillcc.

OUTH NORWALK. OT.

’llllll Tllllillg lIlll Hillll‘llll

MR. JOSEPH KELLER.

cpairiiiz Spoc-

 

ho has had yrars'of cxtx'rience in Nrw York. will
Norwnih and Scuth Sum all; ours I wwk in n!»
in all much wurk REPAIRING A Sl‘ltt‘lALTY
'hIl‘YI loft at this office-or Stanlcy‘d News Rooms
vnlk. will roccivr prompt aitcntiuti.

0. Athirch. Ila! ('35, Ilrtdzt-port. t‘nnn.

 

SUTTON’S

ONLY ll KAI. .\i Rillt‘iX‘Al. l‘llKl‘.\ll \'l lti.\‘
(‘A'I‘ARIIIL When unod acconiiug to direct

PAMSilL

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NEW

ANSI“.

W

x

The largest.

Handsomest

nrvrr 'illi to t‘i'RX.
l'ricc 5n (hints a llux
' Sale by Pluiitnl, Smilli Nurwnlh. and Hell.-
nil, and mailed to any addrou on roccipt of
L. R. SUTTON.
Ncw Canaan. t‘oun.

hy the proprietor,

 

 

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for Reclaim Mlle. (‘bllls
is”,

In ton
that“ Mull). i“
or muons l‘ \‘N‘t in» ~till
in alums: :un' ‘2“-

m

9. m ‘54:“? “11:3: zaqivfi?‘
lam \s l u
like: u“ Hm.&‘u“i\lmims.ltq Eli»

n m'w lM\-!X§lll, suawmlui by
tom and Minnie pmfimum.

bl t Milli: incl, that ‘tlllvlllwr‘, :ih
‘t and will» [nonsmo- uuuvmli twin
”hot Wot tho“ hawrmnl Mam
W“ “ ti “dam,“ “ Syrups“
“ Nico.“ it! tho nutrkct. ‘l‘hn pr ‘35
out had. from tho» minor-«l pawns,
, \Mfi m palm ml in“
old . do not mm. but lmw tho
and that!" own d‘rtu: TIT“ in
vocal [Hod ugc uio sin, v.1 mm,
as in tho can. boat who, wriico, Mil
W more bmhlnldo than
my WM iotcnilml to cur".

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inn-c
68‘ 'a Aorta con: moi-mighty "mint“...
an unlo- potaom from tho ”in...“

Assortment
Town ‘ at

 

lwm cons the saw-ram ram, ‘ i.
in no ulnlne. mini-Ml. or an \ ”Ill"!
milk! ? the mt tlrlirntu au-

nnd an cmw-ning emliem. hlwfi‘r‘
m to W“. h “i“ ll lM‘W‘s tho
i “I"

' u not from [M in below the

I“. .\\1:n'n Act's
', m we! on tho lh‘vr and
r app-m. driven out the Film?“

3*: q...“- crm ....

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PING!” NCE

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déigss". “1;
5 3%???le
E §=3§<g 34
"is this:
a {Egg-352 gm
354 wait-8 5::
s Essesfi s
E‘ isiéiigiw
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é gaesaE-z a
s Onénls o
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III Ei'fiiée

 

N()'FICI<3.

I)“. A. ll. i;f‘]ll"‘llN

Hai- mmovcd his omcc to

71 WALL S'I‘ll NET,
In the midcuco of tho late Dr. Ana llill,

N (3 l {WAIJC
UFFIt‘E IltlUIlbL—till 9 n. m.. i in 8 and 7 in ii pun.

Tl-lLEI‘IIONE IN OFFICE.

icr tiny at boom.
’90.

Hinnplm- north :5
Addrcss HTINIIUN a. t‘o.. l‘ort-
fill‘.’ IV.

939.1%?

a WIN'R in your own town

I§§l§N. Hallie,

Trrtns rind 35
Adm-cu ll. IIALLI‘I'T .t (‘o..
I ly.

outfit frets.

 

J. M. POTTER,

DEALER IN

 

Cabinet Organs,
Violins, Bun-
,ios, Drums,
Fires.
AND S] lEE'l‘ M I7Sltl

I‘innus rind (lrguns to Rent. Pianos,
()rgnns and Mrlodcons Tul‘t‘ll nnd Rn
puirml. Illritl'lllllt‘llirl sold on Monthly

Iiistulhucnts. Old iiisti'uincnts tukcn in

Exvhnngu for Now.

Opera House Block
Wall Street.

N()I{ ‘V'g\ Ill(. (J'l‘.

GRAND

 

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in 5th, will iii.

Tho grunt. 3L display it

l‘linilll‘l‘i

ever oil'crod,

 

 

 

 

«u. i.
will“!

llu'luu- L. sill lili‘ in!

stylos of

Hats and Benin,

iii M'cvy slunli- niul l‘ll-IlllY, who it \n-
H'il All tin iA()\\‘i-i\'l‘ l“ llih'H'tLli‘,
likll‘I‘IS. Alisa- lui l l.»-
cunt llih- ul

.\l‘llilt‘liii l‘luwcis
Flilllllt‘l‘S. Silks, Salim

. ‘ . in all ibc now dot-l run
(lllti ltll”)“‘\ under-hint. L

“'e haw just rmwivvd u largo stock of

LA “Nib“ & Gill LDR ENS’

Underwear 1

AND

lnlbnts’ ”room‘s.
tlmt Bargains in li‘sucv tlmmlx.
a-cous sun suns um 3

Not: mbl‘e to show nuts,

Mrs. H. Krieger.

Dentistrv
FRANK 'r. IIYAT'i‘,

NOT belonging to any mmhwalmn. can and tall:
mnltu Artiticiiii ’l (O. ohmipor tbnn any other
Domini in Nut-walk nml warrant tin-m it) be of the
vor bu! material. I have also procured tho uurvlco
of . C. NEWKlllK. nod inn now pruparod to do fill-
ing at. the Lou-wt 0th Price.
_ (mics and Itcaidonco adjoining the Method-
ist lellltflll, Norwnlk.

Open Evenings.

 

$7 A WEEK. St": a tiny ut luinic rut-ily umdc.
Unstl thitilt frvu. Address Titl‘ll & Go.
Augusta, Mu nc. 5w ly.

 

Jacob ill. Layto in,

Fire, Life and Accldcnl

Insurance Agt.

NlD'I‘A I!" I'Ll ll 141C.

chal-hlulo nnd llonuo Auoul,

HTKAMSIIH' 'i‘lCh'K'l‘b. Ptiltitlth DRAFTH.
“'n-hlngton

Ill-oat, "ruin-Ho I' (I.

ll? SOUTH NOIIWALK CONN.

Still Nniwali Saviuii
BANK 2

ll'nsMn/flnn .\'I., Sn.
wire.

Uprn llallv from inn 1! a. m.. and from Ho it p.
m., and on buturtlny rvonlnus from t5 in ii

 
 

as

'4; . .1" ,

.\'0rlf‘tlll', ('t,, ()ppnrif‘ MM!

wllfllll’ttll allowed on llcposlts.

DUDLEY l'. 31.", Pros. A. SULMANS, V'lcrv-l‘rrs.
JOHN ll. KNAI'I’, HM. and 'l‘rvas. .‘Htiiy

 

MULLINGS BROS.

CARRIAGE MAKERS

Any style of Light or Ilenvy \Vork built
ltltll'tll‘l'.

 

.~ill Kiwis of Repairing Prompfly .rltfmid-
t'ti (u.

(' .-\ .\l['l.l.lN(lid. J. 1.. Ml'l.l.II\'(lh‘

No. 8 Mar-hall at.

J. R. RAYMOND.

Builder & Contractor

“’urk clnno by tho l'n)‘ nr 1 am-
ll'lu‘l

Shop foot of Frunklin St. 7'I“ll‘ outrun:

tn nurwry. l‘. 0. lion iiiT. ill-‘4“

llllilllN’S
Bellini Lilllli‘l

SllP 

Isthe Bestinnse
20 Cakes For $1.00

 

AT

W.W. Ellis lll’l

 

 

e\'l‘ '1‘ I I Ii:

 

 

All orders filled Pmmptly. ,

llillllllllls all MEATS

()IJD H'I‘ALIVID 01“

T. Burr Guyer 8; Son.

SPRII‘V'GWOQD. 1“

Whom pangs the mortal flash (ti-sail,
And give ll biturucsa to life.

Mskin the check with anguish polo
Aiui the fiercu iutcrnnl strife;

Than Sextonn‘s Gmunu nootho! the pain,
And smiling health looks up again.

 

w——-———
lmpnro water. unhealthy climate,

nuripo fruit, unwliolesomc food, malaria

and a thousand little ills urc nothing to

those fortified by the use of Simmons

Gmonu, "the delicious."

9»

Found at Lust.

An agreeable dressing for the hair.
that will stop its falling, bus been long,
sought for. Parker's lluir Bolshoi. dis-
tinguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want.

 

.__.- . W___~

A Pure, wholesome distillation of
witch hazel, Alncrictin pine. Canaan fir,
murigold, clover blossoms, ctc., fragrant
withdbe healing essences of balsam and
pine“ Such is Snnford's Radical cure for

Untiirrh. Coniplcto treatment for $1.
W
Improvement fol-Mind and
linh)‘.

Them in more nti‘cngth-restoring pow-
er in a bottlo of Pnrkor‘s Ginger Tonic
than in n buslicl of innit or a gallon of
milk. As an appetizer, blood purifier
nud kidney corrector, there is nothing
like it, and invalids consequently find it
u wonderful invigornut for wind and
bod y . —-—L‘om nwrci'u I.

M...“
I Don’t “’nnl n llnctorl
Ihnvctrictl them, iind thcy have only
uwindlml the. [how figurml up What.
they cost me for the lust four yours, it
was jufib*52 .lll. ”I had it now it
would ban fortunc for me. This your
my bill for modicino was only five dol-
lars. fur whicbl purchascd six bottles
of Sulphur Bitters. Tbcy .curod me of
orofula after suffering four yours.—
W'orkingmmi.

Ui'EIlNl‘iiS WITH EVHRt-‘Y L'I'UN T118 “10‘
Nlil'b‘. LIVER, HOWILS. AND l’UIUiS
OFTHE SKIN,

NEI'TRAIJZINH, ABSORBING AND RXI’ELL-
[NU SL‘RUFL‘IAHAH‘}fififit‘fllious. r‘Nl)
V A '

u U DI()I{S-———-

Thc run-c of most human ills. null curni ' win-u
phynlcnui», liflspilitlh and all other incthm s and
rcinmlit-s fml, Bcnifuln ur Kiiw‘s EVIL tllandulur
Sucllinus, lllcvrs. tlhl Sort-s, hl‘ilk'licg. Mercurial
Ailm'lions. Rrysi n-liu, Tumor. [thorny-wt. (Jul-hun-
clns, Boil- illmx l‘oinnnn, Bright‘s Dir-cunt, Wit-L
iiig of llll‘ kitlncys untl l.ivcr. ltlniumiitlutn, Con Ill-
putiou. l'ilcs. iiyi-pvpsin. iuul nil itching tlllll hruly
WEB U] "l‘l()NS
(if tlic Skin and St‘nlli.-~flllt‘h us Salt. llhcnm.
l‘lorliiiiln, Tutti-r. Ilingnorni. lturbcr‘n lirh, Scnltl
"cud. Itching I‘ilwi, uiitl oilivr Ilisflgurin '_ and 'l‘or~
toting Ilninnrs from it pimple to u u'nifu llic llll‘l'l‘.
\t‘iicn fissiriltiti by t‘irricriu illlll Curicriu flow.
the un'ut shin (‘nn-s.

-—r~~Cl.i'I‘lC‘-ITR Ah—w

Mmlicnl Jolly, rllvirs off all

 

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.\ ."\\l1il. unrhnngcnhlc
I‘\[t‘llllll l‘\lllt‘llt‘t\ of lllnotl li‘itnurs. cuts nwuy llt‘l’ltl
shin nutl Flu-h. insninm- ulliiys ilt‘lilllgi illltl irri-
liitinn-i, Suftonn.‘h‘niouth~' iinti "rain. “'0th itrt
wright in cold for all Itching Discus“.

OUTIGURA SOAP

Anquul-‘iti-Toih-t, lluth, rind Nursery Suiiativc.
l-‘rngrunr with niclicioiiu Ilowt-r odors not! ln‘nlin:
liiilmiii. t‘untiiin-in ii nunlillmi form all tiic \‘ir—
Hit!!! uf ('l‘TllfllllA. tho grunt Skin t‘uru, unll l-i iii-
llispcnsiblv in tho troutluont of .Nkin null Sculip
inn-cumin, null for rush-ring, prom-Hing lllltI lmuut
tying: tln' l‘lllllllil‘Xlnll unti skin. 'l‘hc only Ml“lt‘lllll~
ul Ilnhy Hunt).
(‘uth‘liru Ill-turmoil arc the nnlv mu] curniiuui for
\lim‘upcs of tho Skin. Scalp untl illood.

l‘rlcr: t‘Iilcurii, “t‘M’llVl‘lll, Si till nor boiilc;
l‘tiiu'iirn .‘ill cciits pcr box; lnrgv burnt. $1.00. t‘nti
t‘tiru himltt‘lnul 'I‘oilnt Soup, 3:, comm; t‘nticum Mc-
(ilt‘lllhl n‘lun‘iniz Soup, l5 cunts Hold cvcrywhcn‘.
l‘rincipul lit-pot, WEEKHS: POTTER. lloatou.

 

llys wpslu. flatulency. rislui: of food. distrw-s uf~
tcr out no, cramps and pains. tllurrbm‘n, llyn’t'll't‘ry.
fwhlo digestion tiusilpctnc nr sirvli vth. luliinuizi
by hiu nor. dcbilitv. iichoiisncss untilosx of slwp.
tlrmau an iuinndnitc hum of Saui‘onl‘s Gingrr, “the
delicious“ still only combination of the Two (illlv
nt-r, (‘huicc Amuuuivc sud French lirauulv. lluwnro
or imitations said to hc as good. sit for Senilutd‘a
Ginger, and who no other. Sold cwrywhoro.

WEEKS h I‘O'l‘l‘bll. Boston.

col- 8' “ELECTRICITY

tic, 31‘.“ Mo. united
bu mg mm render
COLLINS \ llh'l‘AIC RUN
0 Pk this on how
"is in n will
cl 1‘ m c\

“minim add intonation.
Price are. sold ““3th

is mimlltl‘h‘dhmnkd

lint JAMES

Casi etelétcotihm now llltltl\\‘,\\‘.\llt¥l.
anon the young? Maw cud N we cut-
is“ mams.‘ ‘l.\ likegs‘flu‘l‘kn. Over a);
no thwarcsq “Mar lilo». Mulchoui‘

t v mil. My mm ' hm,
l ususnmamnammmsi. Gael»

 

 
 

 

 

 

vacuum“ or
Allcoek’s Porousl’lusicrs?

Because they have proved
themselves the Best li‘xtei uni
Remedy ever invented. They
will cure asthma, colds, coughs,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and any
local pains.

Applied to the small of the
back they are infallible in Back
‘Ache, Nervous Debility, and
till Kidney troubles; to the pit
of the stomach they are a sure

 
 
 

Gomlaint._»‘ -
cook’s,» Porous

 

 

 

Willib‘flfl (30388 was URNllh‘llBlL .

cure for Dyspepsia and Liver '

Plaster-sure punlessfrn ' '

SOUTH NORWALK a city of woo inhabi
taut-II, is shunted on Long Island Sound. the New
York and New Haven Railroad. and at the terminus
f the Danbury and Not-walk Railroad: 4:: miles
from Grand Central Dcpot. New York: 82 miles
west from New Haven; 16 miles from Bridgeport:
and 2! miles south of Dnnbury. It has probably tho
most complete and economical Water Works in the
country. and is thoroughly protoctod from fire, and
supplied with oxcollont water for culinary and laun-
dry purposcs. Twenty soon 1- trains arrive from
and domrt for New ork all . and five in and
from Dunburv duilg. Aline o freight propollurs
run regularly to an from New Yor . undu largo
and commodlous passangcr stoamt-r makes (13in
trips during the summer months, conveying DEMO“.
gun- at tho low turn of sacrum “distance of“
niilos. or the tri i to Now York nud return, 00 miles,
for Worms. '1‘ to still is delightful. and connections
uro made with the Now York and Now lliivsu rind
Diulhu tmins. Vessels drawing twelve foot. of
watcr ( inchurrm their cargoes ut. the whurvcs.
South Norwuik has grown rapidly and substan-
tiully. more than doubling its populutmu within the
past tun yours, and is now out: of the most iui ion-
lull stations on the Now York and Now liuvvu lull»
road. Thu chief pursuits of the inhabitants )uro tho
manufuctliru ofniuchinery). sit-am on vincs, lock-x,
huts, straw goods. ship ullding on tho cultiva-
tion of ovstcrs. Hundreds of bun-obi of oysters urn
ship id daily to the in cities, whore tbcy are up-
proc stud on moonlit 0 their extra value and men-
irirl fiuo tlnvor, Thu Dnnbnry and Norwalk ail-7
run is to be extended to Wilson‘s I‘oint. thereby
tifiurding unusual facilities to carry amour-ha an
freight to Now York—41s wcll as to urnish convoy-
nucu to some of the flnost. places to he found along
the count for fcntlcmcu‘s private rcuidcncos Then:
uro. unusual scilitlcil hero for manufacturers. Good
Whal'VtVl and milroud connoctionl to any int. with
it good harbor—plenty of islands to she! r van-chi
from storms, as wel as to furnish placos of resort
to plousnrc parties. For tho general retail and local
business soc advertising columns of this pa ior.
South Norwnlk is rspidlv filling n l with rusnu sc-
torlcs owing to its unusual good ucilities sndin-
documents nth-red to parties to locate hero. Among
the uutubor uln-ndy located hcruurc the Norwnl‘
Lock 0).. thc Norwulk Iron “'orkvl, G. d: W. Ii,
llcnodlct, (‘rofut 3*. Knupp, A. Salmons. Adonis
liflvl" M. l‘ulmcr .t t 0.. Yolk Broth. Brown.
Shl‘l'WtKXl .b Cm. iloty at Barnum. hat mnnufncuxrw
urn; tlic lint Forming 00.; Juicph J. Arch and
Murtln Bates, Jr. & (30., fur cutters: Dennis .b
lilunchnrd Munufucturing (‘o., inunufnctun-rs of
struwhnts; two ilsning mills and inhibit yiirds;
thc Lockwood nnnfnrturing Co , manufurlun‘rs
of iron toys, ctc.‘ Murine Co, ship-yiird and Mn
rinc milwny; Rlclnirdi a Wood, bout builders;
two corset lunnufuctorius; Lounlibury Brothers
.b (70., slim! niunnfiirturcrs: The (lid \Vcll Clear
(‘0. and Hoyt & Uliusn-ud cigar makers: Paper Box
and other tniinnfaiciories.

'l‘hcro Mo ti \‘o chtlrchos.(‘ongn-gutionul,E )isco )nl
Methodist. Ila )Llrl, Catholic. 'I‘wo Nations Bun s;
onu savings muk, Tin-re urn excellent graded
schools. git-I works cloun lill'ovlvl. deli'htful and
cxtctitlod views of the Sound at! fur M t in cyc con
rciicli cast or ucst, from the elevations rising from
the liullncss ccutcr, wlii-ro urn situated ntnu bean
tit’ul summer villus lllld cnuimodious mi cnccs.
ownvd by those. not rings rod in business here, the
occupants of which contribute much to the life,
fashion and prov- writy of tho city during tin-
suinmcr months. ' bun: urc thrcc wcll uppoinn-d and
null condurtcd howls, 'l‘livrc is ll inniniiflccut
npcru bonito [but will sciit 1075 portions. 'l‘u cupiial~
hits and llltulllflli‘illl‘lllfi vslublishmcnts looking for a
plucu to locim- wu rvcnuilncnil this city. Any in

urination «ii-sirwi will ili’ clil'crfnlly pin-n by ad
tIrvIv-illg Wm. ll. llilli-r, t‘ity Survvvnr. \rliohiw tuk~
cu a grunt deal of pulnu In imprm'c tbc place. and
has n nunibcr of cit-guilt min for tine (two hugs and
uinnufnciuruw ill in:- liinpw-nl at low prices. South
Nurwnlk utl'n-r- nimsiml hiclliti-‘s und inducement

to thv cupitnlht. nu-rlmnit' or luborcr, us it is u city
of grunt |hiri~lllllllit‘*, ll t‘ll)‘ no“ of iniportnncc “All
llllllli‘llt‘u ~ A Tt’lil‘t'hl‘lllillfll‘ New linuluiul town.
having: l'\‘t'l’_\' Illt'lllly, lil’l'M‘lli nnd pruniwctivo for
making and roving inonuy lllld l‘lljilyllltz life.

MO! NE! L.
0 tweet shy Moy Neill with your quick. dainty
tripping.
That source turns the wet grass beneath your
light tr’cad ;
AI o'er the damp turf every morning you‘re skip
ping,
To nicot the bright sun crc he‘s up from his bed.
Do you know ”it‘ll"! one watching you, charm-
ing young rover,
Who mourns he’s n man, with u heart that can
feel!
{or if nnturo had made him a patch of bright.
clot-or,
He might know inc sweet. Joy to bo trod by your
boot.

 

o sort-cm Moy Neill ‘tis thc pure azum splen-
am,
That’s robbcti from thclnvcitcst tints ofthc sky,
By 3mm: wnndortng cherub who loaned you his
piundcr
That forms the docp bluo of your swift-killing
cyo.
Do you know tlicrc is one you have wounded
past mulling,
Who longs to bc turned to u drop of tho sch:
'l‘hut down your fun check he might sometime be
atcullui:
But. if you ne‘cr \va,oli, what uac would it be?

Ah, cruel Mos Null! if you our look about you,
To see nil tho ruin your bounty bus made,
You will mm more is one who Cll-ll‘l live without
you,
Whose warm, loving noon at. your feet has been
laid
it has lain thorn so long in its humble devotion,
0h, lift it. and lcurn wlnit I wanted to tcll:
Just "mini tin oxt‘huugo, for the fun of the notion,
And yours. l uni sum will do we vcry won.
‘1. l". bully

__..._._...———
ITEMS OF INTEREST-

luwrc-iln. Fact-i t‘ulicd horn "on old
Thcro.

 

—.—'I‘be charge of the Light Brigade-Tho
pus company‘s bill.

-—It in tho clean tablecloth that catches
ihc curly grouse spot.

——.-\ broken tea cup may be said to have
rotirml from service.

—~Thuro are over 6,000 persons in St.
Louis who are taxed for property valued at
$54!!) or over.

- - The telephone is utilized in Southern
Colorado and New Mexico to units will“:
separated ranches.

«‘Tha Pulmlm (Flu) Herold declares that
{tulgflm oil heats lard oil oil hollow, and
alligator steaks surpass the frogs of Pull.

*Thc Bible is wholly put into eight Am-
can tongues. cud pally into thirty-tow
mom. and the thirtrfiftb is being propucd
for.

wi'ltskuc: torch manic“ said a
M . “trout «in po‘tion ob do
With with! do M M pin. bk pt
tel to de m‘

—'niel*dncesl elm mtetbat bu
temdtemef'cramaa was “m3
her favonle dish Yorkshire M
her who in Rte to mind her on m

“At cations on the new Sam M
mound the following m m can in
nontxxttentasudcbsndcs: “03c mini 8|
cents; winnwnxcnlmoantag cranium
1’! calls.“

«A Sun Malice physician. bellow
that beboddlseovorcdacurem hydropho-
bia, and desiring vomit. had bin-Alf bit-
ten by anbiddog. Great hmtteltin
th «to or the «leg.

—at man in item. M who own
one of the tour W bolt Colin and
in has Sew mmtmtbcdtywu
captured by the Moral ma. bu mud
moonnnmmmmudkm
low thin 38.000.

--'!‘bat was an um M in
Poll: county. Vt, who, win alkd by tbs
madd‘ antacids null. upllwl. altar a In.
pollen his pips: “Chasm“; tin
hin‘lblbh‘lflfiflm and wc'wan't
trouble shoot than: today,”

430nm mowhntdvanod nun.
all who was naval “nub“!
loch. laid his Mild whnt ho thought
or Ida. 7 pants were want.
The will. no “ply. “ Well. why
don‘tmtall newlntycntblnb at no!“
"Onaac’ldon'twanltoptlichd.’ w

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city longs ‘

THE YBLLOWSTONB GEYSBRS.

All geyser: hnvc not. the some action, and
most of them, in style of action, in the dura-
tion of their eruptions, and in the intervals
that elapse between them are apt to individ-
ually vary. Smut: play with labored pump-
ing, other! throw a. continuous stream, some
wear themselves out in a single eil‘ort, others
subside only to rocnnnneuce nguiu repeated-
ly. Thus an eruption may continua from
two to twenty minutes—the approximate
time occupied by the Grand; or even to an
hour and twenty minutcsvo period that the
Giant has been timed to ploy.

The colors that tinge the edges of sonic
craters, and stain the course of the streams
that they send forth, are indescribably beau.
tiful. The snowy whiteness of the ground-
ing is relieved by dainty bulls, pale pinks,
and softest ecrus, deep yellows shot with
brown, orange streaked with veriuilion or
straying into crimson, chocolate emerging
into black, and interlinod with lcmon—by
colors, in fact, run riot, and all glistening
wet beneath the clearest crystal water, that
in the centre of the crater deepens into the
boavenliest blue. From such brilliancy it in
a relief to turn toward the sullen bills of
purple pines.

Extinct domes and craters. overgrown
with flourishing trees, or mounds still here,
and even steaming, with otherwise only
their immense size to indicate the mighty
power that formed than, are found here and
there, among those known to be still active.
Many crntm's are surrounded by the skeleton
trunxs of trees that they have killed, and
which nudct‘ the notion of their mineral
waters, are rapidly becoming petrified; while
in the conflict between desolation and ver-
durc, which, owing to the frequent variation
of the centres of nation, is constantly in
progress, the lowly bunch—gmssstcsls ground
wherever it can draw a binds.

Of all the goysers whose eruptions we
witnessed, the Grand was, I think, the most
interesting. It played each evening at 5
regular hour. We were thus enabled to get
comfortably into front cents, focus our glass-
es, and discuss the programme, as it were,
before the performance commenced. This
it did very abruptly. although the activity
displayed by a small vent hole. and the
furious bubbling in another orifice connected
with it, might be accoptt‘d as premonitory
symptoms. Suddenly with a single prefo-
tory spurt, the Grand shot a vast stream of
water over two hundred feet in the nir. For
a. few minutes this pressure was maintained
with unabated vigor, thenit suddenly ceased
and the waters shrunk back into the cavern-
ous hollow of the crater Meanwhile the
vent and the cauldron were still furiously
laboring, and subterranean thunder shook
the ground on which we stood. After a
minute‘s cessation, the geyser again burst
forth without mating, and with even great
or violence. This continued until nine suo
cousin pulsations had occurred. The latte!
tailor-ts, however, perceptibly diminished in l
grandeur.

It is impossible to conjure up in words
any idea. of the majestic fury of the scene.
The mnddened rush of scalding wits:- burst-
ing for n moment‘s freedom from its mys.
torious captivity, the gigantic columns of
dense vapor. the clouds and clouds of Mo-
iilto falling spray or diamond showers, and
lace-tipped water jets, pcnnonod with pain
of steam, the subterrancous reports, the
wondrous cfl'euts of the evening sun on the
silver about of wider-spears thrit with light-
ning rapidity flushed forth and vnmh‘ ed,
broke and reformed, and the rainbow that
shown through the drifting masses of gouty
mist, bufile entirely my power of descrip.
lion. 1 could only cure and marvel—TM !
Nineflrnth Century.

——«+————-

THE RICH, RED LOBSTER.

the New England (‘unnl Thclr Choco-
llmuc—‘l‘hc Lobster illnn’a Outfit.

 

 

 

It takes the New England coast to bring

slip through without any trouble. When In
gets in he can‘t get. out. Tint, you no. is
the percentage in favor of the guns. I! he
know enough he could get out without any
trouble. Finding himself in a scape he
tries to walk out frontwnrd. and he can‘t do
it. 1! be bad sense enough to back out he
would be all right. Ila don‘t eat much of
the bait. If there are 20 lob-tam in n trap
in the morning, there isn't generally moron!
tbebait gonethsu apieceal big as your
finger. Maybe they‘re IO scared it afloat:
their appetite. A lobster man has to have a
hundrcdor abundred and fifty mpsif he wants
to make a living. He drops them mood in
o circuit that often covers several miles, and
visits thorn all every morning. In tho
Winter time, when he has to fish in deep
water, the lobster-mun often runs a great
many risks. But it‘s very seldom you hear
of a Iobsterman being drowned. Ho goal
out with his dory loaded with taps, for he
has to take them in frequently to bolt than
and make the necessity repairs. If tho
lobsters knew their own strength they'd
make short work of the rope oath of the
traps. But they don’t. With his big hoot
chwsbconncmhaclnm shell. lfycndcn't
believe lobsters have any strength just let
one of then: take hold of your finger. He
cats clams, muscles. cuuners, financiers, and
such fish. He holds them in bi- claws, like
thumb and finger, and than sucks my ct
them till he gets what he wants."—N. Y.
Timer.
——-—ooO——-—-

-—'l'ho residents of a certain locality in
Shasta county, California, have for some
time been puzzled by the ringing of a bell in
the fields bordering on the bayou, the origin
of which never could be ascertained, as when
anyone approached the spot whom. the
sound seemed to proceed it would rise In
the air and rccedo in u very ghostly manner.
Finally a. bold citizen discovered that tho
ringing cum from n large buzz-rd, around
whose body a common cow bell Ind bowl.
fastened in some unknown way.

———-o-o+-———-

A Mix SENT nv Excuses—A despotic}:
from Lima, 0., states the following: “There
was put on an express train at Chicago a
long, queer looking box, billed to Philadel-
phia, and marked: “ This side tip—handle
with cure—Choice ficwen.’ Non Van Wert,
0., the express messenger became mpic‘
ions, made on opening through the wire
covering and smv a man‘s leg move. The
messenger jumped for his revolver and pull-
od the bell rope. The train men opened the
box nmL found ll man, who gave the name
of hlncAulcy, and said he was in the box to
avoid passenger rates. He had twelve bot-
tles of beer, a finish of whiskey, and a few
biscuit~ Powbly an express mbbarv won
planned.

‘ ”4,——
A STORY OF A WATCH.

[low a Tin-«place m Recover-9d After I
Lap-c or'l‘vronty You-I.

 

Twentycnc years ago a gentleman now
occupying a prominent place in Masonic cir-
clesintbiscity, andrcsidingin an intariol
county of the State, sent an order-to Ipndon
for the manufacture of 3 fine gold watch.
flaring thcfollowing yon: the watch, which
costs-Loo, wast-cocked, nudwuouniedby
it owner for the next nine or ten yarn. In
1861 n friend started for this city on n vflt,
bringing the watch with him, since which
time nothing has been seen or heard of him.
the supposition being that he was murders!
and plundered by some of the bud churn-
ters that were so prevalent born at tho than.
The missing man had abundnnt menu and

llcftbehindhimnpieceof mining progiutv

worth $30,000 or $40,000. The owner of
the watch mourned the Ion of his hiendand
regretted the missing timepiece and nftsr
some years removed to this city, when in
time the above incidents home to mount]
adrenal. Afcwdnysagohc was conven-

 

ont good lobsters. If high rents or north
winds drive thcni south 0! Cups God tht‘y ,
can stand it, but give. any lobstcr of mixture i
one u chart-o in the lliilllcl‘ and he‘ll go north ;
of the Cape. Ho llkt‘fi rocks, and that‘s
where he finds ‘cm. The north eastern part
of the Ncw England coast is the lM‘SI lobster
grounds in the world.
hays. inlets, and rocks, and that‘s what the
lobster likes for u feeding gmund. Whom
there‘s A straight line of boost, you sec, and
no rocks, the bottom gcncm‘dy t‘llt‘dvvn nut ,
into the water ulittlc ways, and then ill-viwzss
suddenly. and don‘t giro the l lw‘h :x: 3
chance. '1‘th is no cons! unywhcrv tin: can
beat the coast of Maine fora lchxm- gm nod.
They grow up thew us big as pumpkin. and .
actually in ahill. ’l‘hry‘rc like )‘k‘ll, Now i
Yorkers. the lolmtem. Tht‘y like a Smuzncr ,
residence and a Winter home, As soon as ,
the weather grows cold they all out into i
“to! deep enough nottobcaflectcd by gnlcs

til-floating ice. Thirty fathom: or thirty-

fivc suit. I lobster very well for Winter

l

quarto“. He lives then ammo oom-
tonnblc no you planets As soon as the

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ing with a friend in n jewelry store. when a
ctr-sugar stopped dongside of him, laid c
which on the counter and asked the propri~
star to purchase it. and to the astonishment
; of tho whilom interior rosidcnt, ho recog-
' nindat one glance the timepiooa he lad last
i twenty-one years before.
‘ Subsequent investigation landed that
along obout 1861.2 a gentlcmnu of this city

, Ind purchased the watch of a man, possibly

l the one who had murdered the visitor from

the interior, for $359, and had carried it up
to the dny of his death, which occurred in
henna. Arizona, about at you and a half
ago. In the settlement of his estate the

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