golfim‘ii gelding!
' Thursday, Sept. on, I089.
Liv-t of Letters
Remaining in the Pout-office at South
Norwalk. Sept. ‘18. 1882. Pi'l‘suiln call.
mg for any of these letters will pic-nae
any they are advent. .
Ilarry Abbott. Mrs. Casi! Byxbee,
Mr. John Duncan, Minn Katie Dufiie. Syl-
vaucr Elaen, Mrs. Mcry Pillow-Jacob
Fable. Mrs. Nancy Gregory. Miss Nettie
Unrdon. Chas. Holmes. Anthony Hart-
wick. Henry L‘. Jones. 3, Martin Kelly,
Mrs. Prudence Knox. Miss Sarah
Mend. Mrs. T. A. Morgan, James McCoy,
(illl’di‘ll Miller, Francis Matron, Mrs. Ju-
lia A. Osborn, John Rogers. John Snifin,
Mrs. Mary Sherwood, Walter Sarina. Jo~
linnna C. V'ries, Annie ' . \V‘illis, G. \V.
\Vbite, Jr.. Gabriel “'i linmson. Liuie
Wylie. Lena White. Mary J. Whitney,
Mary E. Waterbury. Amos Wade. 4.
J. R Dunning, P. M.
W
“It of Letters
h‘wmmning in the Flint-office at Sor-
wailk. l‘min., . ‘pt. ‘33. "‘82. Persona
milling for any of these letters please
any tho-v are nllvertiaed.
ltirdey Bnitxtlea. ll. lionrdman, J.
l‘. i‘linmbei'luin. l‘. ll. t‘ollint, John
Doyle. Emma L. Hubert. Mivs Sarah M.
Eriierion. MN. Mary tinines, Edith
lithium. Hoyt & lleers. Mm Lizzie
Jame-i. J. T. Johnson. Mr'n. ii. (i. Julin~
sun. Elixir Jones, Miss Mary Lynch, Mrs.
Edwin, Mallory, MN. Morgan. Mills Nnn'
vev Oliver. Mm. liniey Perry, Miss Sallie
l‘nyne. L‘iirtia R. Smith. Mrs. L‘. S. Sher.
mam, F. .\. Smub, i‘ll Frederica Sinrges.
Frank H. .‘3\\’ll'l i‘Jl. Mrfi. Jr-“ie Slivh
wlml, Mia: Ella (E. Smith, Mrs. Mary
Smith fill \\':\ll St. Miss Ellen ll'inie.
Finis. lllmstend. P. M.
a .
‘5 .-. ..
Stamford in to have :i :tenni tire. en-
{Illik
~ 0..
The Mneneun institute Fnir of New
York was opened on \\'ednesdn_v.
a»
St. M:iry‘.- Sueieiy will hold a grand
fair in the Opera lloiiw. next month.
9.. ~
llnilller Eben limitim iii building a new
oyster scuw for Mr John L. Iliirbaiiks.
awn—r o9» «»
i‘rni'ui & Knapp have ordern at their
slii‘l‘ Non for over three thouiand deaeii
hail.
coo #
i‘liief-engiixeer Metiownn \vill please
accept our tliiink.‘ for eopies of Boston
papers.
.0. "v" .
Thu Suuvluv evening servivew‘ at the
Bambi i‘hureh \vill hereafter eonunenee
M. 7 o'clock.
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The [lunbury it: Nv‘i'wnlk Railroad 0x.
have declared :i dividend of two and one
half per rent.
«0 - -_
ll ink l‘winiuu‘inners l'orivrnnd Hyatt
have emninvneul the regular fall exnnu.
natllllli ufilw «an» saving“ bunks and
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tril~t enmp iiiliN.
0.. <
Regular inertingsi of Old “'ell “link
and Lntldermnl I’Iitnmn Hose euiiipniiies
next Monday P\'t‘l‘lllj.:.
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SherilYJnlin t‘. ll} xbec, of New Hu-
Vu-n t‘ll;lll‘lll.‘lll of the lk-nmerntic stale
committeo was in town over Sunday the
guest of ln‘~ liriltlier.
¢.9'--—-—
Mr. Jami-:6 Muck furmerly nt Mnhneke-
ll!” liillt‘i. int.“ li'llia‘tl Illi‘ billiard rimm
under the Adam-i lluuw. Norwiilk, and
“‘tH be plea-ell in see his friends.
* 0'. — ‘
Tho pint milieu lit Norwnlk Will soon
be supplied With new look lmxesuf the
Yule Lock t‘oiiipnny‘s iiinnufneture.
About SL‘\‘t'l‘il}’l‘lV(‘ nrrivml Tuesday.
, “O - ‘
.\ prulmte mic of real l“lllll‘ belonging
tn the mime Hf ll‘v liliwizi A. Shh
veils of llanen Will take place at lllll'lt‘“
7th day of October.
lllll‘
011 Saturday the
5v“ ml.
9.0
lb .le Linglli-inlwr l. the t‘nnni-eiieut
and the inter State Telephone l‘ninpnny
Will lli' l'lllifillll'lith‘l iii llvi‘ the manic (if
the Si utln-rn N M England Tell phone
c iinpnny.
M
thirds are out fur the Wedding of Mica
Jennie ll. Saunders. of (his City. to Mr-
Eiian ll. Sammie, of Ridgelield. which
takes place no \Vednemlay. October 1-3.
in this city.
«0——
Tln re \"lil l'e it apt-vial communion of
lluiler Chapter in llli‘il‘ rooms, this city,
the 29th, at Elli)
All It. A. M. 8ft?
to-nwrruw
o‘clock, for work.
cordially in\ ited.
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Right ltev. llislmp Williams \‘lfillt‘tl
Memorial t‘liurvli, \Veotpnrt, on Sunday,
the Hill, and confirmed at Chili" of three
persons. He was assisted by Rev. Mr.
Ilibliard of thin city.
Ww‘.”
L‘V'l‘nlllg,
The grand enezimpnient ef Ovid Feb
lmva of the state Will meet to Sew lla-
ven in annual session October 17. All
the ‘20 Connecticut ancnmpincnis are ex-
pect to be represented.
._- .‘y.-._
Golden Rule Encampment. of New
Haven. wtll visit Devotion Encampment
of Danbury Tuesday next, and on their
return will stopafew hours with the
Nor-walk Encampment.
«0‘
In another column appears advertise-
merits to contractors calling for estimates
for tho construction of the new bozo
house, and for laying a walk in front of
the city property on Clny street.
W
“'e dropped in at “1'. A. Brown's hat
factory on Tut-sdny and found him full
of work, in fact he has stopped taking
ordera. having now more than be can
possibly fill in three months steady work.
Morn-ll took a load of
oysters tn Nurwalk in his cloo , the
“Georg! Stacy." last Saturday. in is
the first load of oystera from here this
season, and they were very nice for this
season of the yuan—Poncheuter Journal.
MOO—v"-
A countryman from Danbui y came
down to cite-rid the moonlight excursion
on the Pegasus Tuesday night, but on
seeing the bright illumination caused by
the electric lights rrfuoed to gocboard.
bee male, he said, “She's :11 fire."
"—0...—
Mr. George T. Carr is very busy It his
shop on Water uttect. He keep- tbrec
man to work baidc himself. He has
nbout completed all the iron work to bc
used on the schooner now being built by
Capt. Bell on the Benedict Fun.
“C‘V—um
Contraction knob Davis and pcrty of
forty came up from New York to m
Point lat Sunday by Miner Sylvan
Sm to psi-take of A regular Rhodc ls-
lcud clcm bcke, gotten up for the accu-
lon. Tho bckc III-i formhndndud
twenty-arc per-tans. but probably on no-
count of the protracted atom which
add that using. -, my
from coal... which I“ tho “If!
very mil no bad the W of a
panic. Tech: rd m porch a
they can at tho bolt—kw and for bu-
twccn. Anus. an M van to In
009:“! Guinea of III N“
Captain “'iu.
doknnk was killed in the collar of
Stillaon‘c drug atom lat Thurcdcy night.
A full noel: >7
— of cationic , blank
books. etc., for solo at Pllhbgi'l drug
More.
—~ ~—-¢ «uh—«—
Mr. Edgar gluon of Norwalk and Min
L. Toilet of this City are to be married
to night.
————w
J. C. Sherwood, of the firm of Brown
& Sherwood of Bridgeport, has moved
his family to that city.
_ -——-¢oo~
—-Oil and water color points and a
general assortment of artist's materials
for sale at. Plflieu‘d'a drug store.
' .‘ .-
Tbe copnrtneniliip heretofore exist-
ing between Dickernian & Raymond,
tea merchants. has been dissolved.
- -,, -,
M. Davis, the well known cluiliier,
makes a good show of stiff huts this
Week in his large allow window.
_ -., ,
—-H. You Huoscar has just I't'f‘l‘lVi‘d
500 yards i‘nntun Flannel “illL‘h will be
sold from Sin 1!) cents per yard.
-- 90> ,
“‘e were in error Inst week when we
stated that Mr. Edward S. llublwll N1»
rmenteil the firm of liiibbell & ilnriliul.
lie sells lllt‘il‘ goods only.
w———~v .w—vv—
Mr. P. Murphy, of Saiugniuck, has rev
L‘i‘th‘tl from Willard l‘l ikius, the cane
belong to the Fat Mens‘ Asuwiution. Nu
bake will be held this year.
-- . .09
Mr. John L. llurbn .k llltzi purchased
land on the northwest corner of t‘lieanut
and \\'ood nti‘eeis, and Will noun erect
several house-i tliurvon.
erraw
Mr. David Stuwu'a horao got on his
high heels inst Saturday and lllslalt‘li on
going (l' on S\\ nnl‘s alley way. The null
roiling on: the only ilung that prevent-
ed hiin.
_ . ‘y _.
'I‘heuhopinnteo of the into Mr. l‘ld-
word U. Hoyt of the Nul‘wiilk Iron
\Vurks L‘o., renienilx-n-ii Mra. Hoyt, llld
\\'ltlll\\', \vilh ii gilt lllln \verk that she
greatly nppri eiiues.
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The .\'~irwailk lrun Wuika Co. clilppl‘tl
hut Thursday a l\\‘clii_\ inch ill) in rm:
pimvr nir t‘l‘nlllpl’t'pnill‘ tn Si. lleiiiiu'il
Lkml t‘n., of Eltl'llligluil Ky, 'l‘hey
Slllppi-tl number on Monday this week.
" .0.
"'l‘niulmuliiws, perm-lien, pnlluis and
chairs for deeurnting for Nlll‘ at I'lnis-
led'il drug attire.
Mr. John llenimi, of Hit: borough, bud
several bushels of gi‘npea i-lull‘ll flniii
lilnlnt‘llllsrn on Sumluy rvening. The
linens not being Mlllalli'il wnli .ill‘ullllg
the fiiiit. broku the vines, fences and
arbor.
MT. .\. l‘i. liriiwiiell,
thi- city wan the gilt‘7l of ensliier Millunl
on Sunday. Mr. liruwnell is the .\in~~ii~
can eunaul :il l’ui‘le Liimm, l‘ustil llieu,
‘-
well known in
niid l.e l! :ihin FUlk'f‘lllli'l‘idi‘lll of our of
the largest rnilruadu in ihni ieetion,
which doe-i nil immense hiiwineraii iii the
Cum-e disli‘it‘til.
9-.-
er. Krieger line purehuned one of the
large zlmw i‘nueo iii the SESTINHI. ullii‘i‘
and plni'v’d it in her already llllllilsnllll‘
stun- under the Mob wkemn liniel. lin-
ginmr llnlvlr bu“ pnrrlinm-d the largo-
Illll'lill' :ind \\ ill pinee il in llln new illlllri'
on \Vem’ ll\'l‘llllt‘.
90.
The engagement of Chester A. Ariher.
Jr.. the l‘nwideiei‘a sun. to the daughter
of R-elmrd t‘rowley, fl‘pri‘rt‘lllflllvt‘ from
Sow York. and one of the president‘s
invst iiu~ied l‘:rlll..~l‘ltll”i, i-i llllllilllllt‘t'li.‘
The marriage in}! probably take plllt‘l‘ln
the \\'liite llnux-e this full
w o'o
.‘lri. ll. Kriegrr lino now really at large
steel: of full mild winter inilliner)‘. iind
lliilii underwear to wliieh she invites
the pill ’u' in t‘xulllllll‘. The
:llwn} u find at Mis. Kreigers an ell-glint
stock . l' the latest shnpe‘ in trimmed
and llllIl‘lll‘lllii‘ii huts besides all the nmv
est things in her line.
~fi 7"
«-—\\'nod paper. porcelain and brass
lnew» phielpiw for sale {it I‘lmsled‘o
Drug Store.
.09
Editor \Vzide of the Uiiiii‘ i4 off for a
week‘s vueatien. If there is a person in
town entitled to n vacation John is that
one. He is one of the best news gillherers
in the County—he‘ll suffer himself to ho
whipped nny true to get it local.
\Vhon John goes off on his vacation the
newspaper men left in town draw along
breath and take it easy.
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In the premium list of tho Fnii‘lield
L‘uiinty Fair, published in the Gunffe we
see that editor L) on, of the Republi‘eun,
revived seven dollars in premiums for
pears allow“ at the fair, which were
raised on his place on the hill. Beside
this he receives 75 cents for an exhibi-
tion in the lndies‘ industrial department.
This we claim calls for an explanation.
Let us hear than you Brother Lyon.
Moor
Manager Mitchell has booked some of
the very best dramatic companies on the
road. On Saturday evening, Sept. 30th,
Duff's Passing Regiment ; Monday, Oct.
2d, Washburn’s Last Sensation: Wednes-
day, Oct. 4th, Galley Shiva-i; Saturday,
Oct. 7th, My Partner: Thursday, Oct.
12th, Rice‘s New Surprise Party. We
trust the people will patronize these eti-
tertainments and thus Hiiil\\' their appre-
ciatiou.
,w w.-. _-
—-Papcr hnnging, culciinining, mixed
ints, oils, glass. &c., at L. H. Becker‘s,
Main street, Ely‘s block.
flu“... -,,..._
Saturday‘s storm did 3 vast amount of
damagc in the middle and eastern states.
In New Jersey there was it great loss of
property. At Union, the new tunnel of
the New York, Ontario and Wrote-tn
railroad was damaged to the extent of
about $100,000, and it will (like two
months to repair the break. In Trenton
cud vicinity the lulu-es are footed “$900-
000. In I‘eniicylvnnia there was also
cerium: loan in many localities. $100,000
being the ntimaie at Frankford. In
New York city tho min fall for thirty"
six boon, ending at 11 o'clock Satin-dc,
night, was ulna inch". and at Pater-on
N. J.. fifteen inches. The inform in Ocu-
nccticut wu furious. and the rivers rune
rapidly during Sunday.
w...—
Town Mouton.
At the cpeeinl Town Meeting. report:
of the Selectmen and Town Transom
was offered. read mil wanted and or-
dered on file. The morning also voted
toadopttbchy-ontu reported by tho
«union of Cuban Ami». nu Nor-
WWW-
MMummwle-
‘waaw'amn W for the
mugmmowu an
m to at;
lidies enn-
’M
II. You noon-r.
columns space in the 8!:an of this
week. in which he announces to the pub.
llc the opening of a large stock of Fall
and Winter goods. Read the Id.
. ~——ooo-—-—--
German Party.
About twenty Germane, members of
the Progressive Union party, met last
Sunday afternoon in New Haven tocon-
fer concerning the coming elections.
They propose to hold a state convention
October 5, at Turn Hall, in New Haven.
Dclegnfcahavc nlreadv been elected in
Bridgeport. Hartford, New Britiiin. Mor-
iden and other places. The object of
the stateconveniiun is either to make
out nconiplet state ticket or to adopt
from the tickets placed in .nnininntion
by tin-democratic and republican con-
ventions the names of those nominees
our the most liberal in relation to li-
cense law.
—~— on” , , —
Dunbar-y a Norwnlk It. It. mud
the Dniibury [min
The world rcnownod Duiibury Fair
will open on Tuesday, October lid, and
in order to accommodate those who-Wish
to attend the Dalibury and Norwnlk It.
It. (‘0. have issuod a special time iiiblu
on their road during the fair. In addi-
tion in tho regular trains at special fuir
train will run on Tlniradiiv iind Fl‘ldllvi
(lot. 5th and (lib, iii fulluii a:——I.envc Sb.
NurWiilk iii Kid n. in.. stopping of util-
tl-iiis on the road, nnd nrriving iii Dim-
bury iii ll.'l5, in lime to bike N. Y. & N.
E. train for tho fiiii‘ grounds. Oil the
some days ii lipeeinl train will leave Dan-
bury for this city. «topping lit interme-
duiio stations at “.15 l. in.. reeeiving
passengers from the N. '. ck N. E. train
anllig the filll‘ ground: at limp. m.
Exeuvsiun tickets, including admission
in fnir, guild Oetulwr ‘2 to 7 ini‘lufilvt‘,
will be sold at all stations, gum! on rl‘gll'
hii‘ llllll speeiul trniiu-i.
. Qt.
l'ersutluln,
Rev. Dr. Spencer of New anon was
in town last week.
Mrn. Sniniiel Metluwnii is \‘lilullg
relatives in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mru. Mathew .l. lletiu, of
illiie. are the guests of Mr. Nelson \Vll-
eox.
. Mm: Lillie Smell-y uf Norwnlk in visit-
in: .‘llfi'i Mellie llenmllet in this pl:ie«.-
l ilf’i‘y [A'lfgli‘lk
' Mrs. John l‘. llyxliee nnd dungliler of
blew lliiven nre tbegueutaof Mrs. Frank
l‘rnnk llyxliw.
Mr. ll. S. l.oek\vnod of the Lnekwovd
Mnnufneturlng L‘o., is enjoying it vncn-
tion of two weeks.
Mi“ Emily Mend und Mm. “'in.
llruwn of New York. are the guests Hf
Mra. John ll. Ferris.
Men-rs. llmviird llllll l‘hll. l\'niipn of
Sunili Norwiilk are visiting Mr. Orrin
“I‘llt‘dlt‘l ill. this pliu‘e.—-Viilliw Ll'llul'i‘.
Mi‘.‘ Louis J. "l:llli‘. of fliiinhn, in
aponding u put of llh mention of three
\vneks. \vitli lili fuiliily in thin city. He
Will return to Unmliu this Week.
Mrs. John l.. lliirluuk nnd ulster slnrl-
ed on :\ \lnlrll lilai week in friend in
R‘Hi‘lii-sfi'r. N. Y. 'l‘lli‘)‘ Pxpi‘t'l fil \‘lsll
hiiigziru hills before their return.
(‘hief—Enuineer Mellownn took ilieilflt‘ll
express for Boston Mundny morning to
attend the ennventinn of tho chief-engi-
neers, which “‘ns ln-ld on Tuesday.
.0.
l‘iilnu belmol.
Thi- "Roll of fll‘lll'l‘“ \\‘l|.‘l published
ten tunes Inst yenr iind euiiliililed the
lilllili‘n‘ of ll-l different pupils. \Ve give it
lln‘. «if :ill .‘L‘lliiiltlh \Vluii-‘u "unit-:4 uppeilri-d
inure lllllll ill ee:
Nine (llllt'r—(il’llt‘tl llell, lleitlin llrown,
l‘nrriv D‘Al‘liilh; eight iinies-Mziy Ila)"
lnullll: seven times Bertha lluuehy. (lret-
l:l l~‘.llendo-f, lliirry Evans, i‘lill‘nrd Kod-
ue) ; xix llllli‘*-.\llll‘l‘l Saunders, llelia
Hi. .l- llll, l.il_v “‘ing; iive liines—(‘uriie
l’niu'hi-r. l'leu (lily-r. liizzio Murphy,
l‘lnimn Nuiris, (leiieiieve Smith: four
{mil .-~— 314 (in .\ll:llllii, Kzitie livelier, Nel-
lie llisbruw, Dunning, Nellie
Funeber, Nellie Uunilu-r, Dom Krieger.
Maggie Louder, Willie Moreliuiise. Mn)‘
l‘uliner, John l‘mliiioi'e, Vclsnn hilly-
niuiol, Mary Helmiill, Slrnh Shields: three
iiim-n——Mny Eda-inn, Jenni»- Gregory. Hil-
i ‘lli‘ l\'eui, Minnie Motion, l‘liil‘ord l‘lll"
tll‘f‘. Multie Raymund, Angle Scott. Lol-
iii-Sinnlllmrn: livn flllll‘fl~l.lll:l Allen.
Millie Cinnamon, Luo llnvis, Annie llnni-
iltun, Maggie lleine. Minnie llubbell,
ank Lauder. t‘hilrlie Lehre, Snruh
Rood, :Fl‘t‘d Rooney, li‘iinniu RSaundei's,
Mary Soil). IA‘UlHt‘ Smith, Fred Sliibell,
lvn Stilloon. Ho'vnrd Taylor, erzio
Teller, Lenu Veiteh. «\niy \Voud.
-——-~~¢oo
A sermon on Mmonr)‘.
Tho announcement that llev. William
I'. Uurbit would preach on “Free Ma-
sonry" contributed lothe assemblage of
a large congregation tit tlintleorgo utrect
M. E. Church in New Haven last Sunday
evening. Among . tlier things the
preiicher said :——"Afier study in; Masonry
for thirty years I have found that it.
binds together all brothcrhmxla. Mn-
uoury elnims in build from God. God‘s
great street lump Sllllll‘fi from the east.
So it is the duty of the brotherhood to
spread the love und glory of man from
one end of the universe to the other.
Mlia‘fllll’y can claim thedevelopemcn: of
the intelect down the ages be 'ond the
domain of the present age. 9, as on
order, recognize the anpremacy of God;
therefore no atheist could get within
gun shot of n Masonic lodge. Masonry
calls upon all of its members. like the
Lord Jesus Christ, to do good to men.
Now in anti-Masonic friends, God has
secret t ilnga. Jesus Christ had secrets
that he did not tell. The secrets of Mn-
sonry don't hurt anybody; and if they
were revealed they would destroy the
cover of all its workings. Manna re-
uki-u vice in every form. If I anon
is not ii butterfuthor. son, brother. and
love-r byreason of Mounnry then be is
it Muslin only in name. Masonry is not
opposed to Christianity. Nome every
grace of this Holy Spirit, and name every
virtue: Masonry teaches allof these; Her
glory is in all kinds. Masonry has often
been iuilic fire: but. she hail come out
without any smell on her clothcl. Ml-
uunry in grand in all its moral agencies.
It will do everything for you but regen-
erutc your son .
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'I‘lic Liquor Question.
son munitions or brimox.
Platter-tn of the National Distillers and
Liqupr Declera‘ ‘Asauciuilou at Cincin-
nun.
Rusticd, That we are in favor of the
sale of spirits being placed on the scum
footing as Other merchandise.
[Illinois liquor dealers.)
WHIRIAS, Tlio danger «rising from
the prohibition movement is steadily
increasing in this state, and,
Wanna. The thorough organhi'ition
of all business men directly interacted
in liquor traffic in now more than ever it
outta- of fin ratlvc pace-city:
at we will on our button.
deliver- to defeat iii. the. next. election
nnv candidate for any office whcmnnot-
full ' be mlicd upon its being uncompro—
mic zly opposed to all attempts at
summary or probibltory leglvlatlon.
[30cm Herold. ind. dem.) ,
The grant trouble is that the ave
liquor colic! nicks no “tempt to c c
strict] the luv. He looks upon bin
to inch. on the mono
bounoctofblltradc. Liquor II col
ly or furtlvely out of hours: it!- cold
on Sund- . lfthe truce“ bcpllcd with-
out far detection; it in cold to minors
and to linbltncl drunhrdc, who hove to
steady ihcnnclvcc by tho bur to
down the drum tbct on their lot: line
into the cotton till. cthlng butt-grant
mi 81",
(ienevn
Kr. Henr'y Van Boo-cur occupies two, i
\' _
A Card.
1 bike this mothod'ot cxprecalng my
thanks to the kind friends who so kindly
assisted me in my bereavement.
Mas. Enwum 0. How.
«bu-—
Accldcm Io‘tbc Adclplfl.
The Adelphi, on her up trip Tuesdav
night, when about opposite Whitcctonc
was disabled by the air pump rod—
leadlng from the walking beam to the
air pump—being bent so as to prevent
the working of the air pump. The Peg-
asus was signalled and came along side
and took off the pnsacngcra and perisha-
ble freight and brought them to Wilson
Point. The Adclplii returned to New
York and had her freight transferred to
the Americna, and she came up, arriving
in this city at five o‘clock Wednesday
morning. She has taken the place of
the Adelphi on the route.
-——~»——<c&
'l‘lio Dunluu‘y Fair.
The 14:11 nnnunl fnlr'of tho Dnnbiii‘y
agricultural Society, will be held during
the first week in Ooiobcr. Tho fair this
your promises to be better than that of
previous onea. and will-undoubtedly be
naucccm in every respect. The above
society ntill continues first in rank
among the fllw'llvfl Agricultural So-
cieties of Connecticut, an rogurds nt-
iendiiiioe, number of entries. ciish re-
ceipts. and general public interest.
All persons having interesting inver-
tluna or machinery are cordially invited
to exhibit them fwo uf chnrgo. Power
and ilpiice for machinery in motion will
be furnished in tho main building willi-
otit expcniw, pmviilod early application
iii made to the Proaident of tho Soeiuiy.
Mr. John W. Bacon, Dniiluil‘y. Premi-
um lllllil, or trolling pi‘ogriunniim will be
innill-dun nppllcniion tn ll. U. Lynen,
See_v.. llnnhury. (‘t.
.0.
From the. llltllt‘l‘ iiiul I’uri‘lei‘.
J. A. Yolk & Cu, South Nurwnlk, feel
thevituliiy (‘llllli d by tho uddiiiun of
new blood. and urc now doing: it better
buninvas than ever lwfore. leir bitten
in the rough lire eugel‘ly nought offer,
and the new addition reeenily mode to
their fnctmry lulu proven to ho none too
large. Indeed, number one will how in
bu buili ln-furi- long,
.\ Soliniinn', ll Iluiid street, in ulmwing
to liiiynru mime very hundaoiiie styles in
Derby‘s, ll it. urnwnn llllll l‘nsiiilnereil.
The move updnwn which hit iniido him
been at ll‘iifllnliln one to him, and hv
iliinlni t int eventunlly llonil street will
be u but center, lluyern euiiio in there
in frvely lli! down town, Mud lhvy find
nii excellent elnus of gumh niul euri‘out
nivlm to m-leei from.
f‘rufui. & Klinpp's Hall-szrmiiiis, (lll
(lreene street, eoniiiin Killll“ of the hund-
imiiier-t lines of ruiniplen to be seen uny-
whei‘e. This him find their flieini‘v
l‘lllllll :wiill inndeqiinie to tho demands of
the ll‘n'le, llllll lill' Working eiel‘y ni'nl|~
lllllu moment to fill orders. Among the
new and i-xeluw‘ive sli‘len lhey lll'l‘ show-
ing urn the Empire, llindnu, Jermne iinil
l‘nlulol, lll nll Hw- enlors now :m fatali-
innnlile, bluek. liimvn. blue, plum,
brnnw und green. Anv hut. bearing
their Well known ll‘:lili‘ nuiik eon ll!‘ re-
lied upon us «if the finest in quolily iuid
“'Ol‘kllllllliiliill.
' 0..
The lhililiui‘y I-‘ll‘o l‘iu‘mle.
'l‘liursdiiy mm H grout llll)’ l'ni' lllnbiiry
(it'n‘lilll‘ the lhi‘euleuinv Weather, and
It ix Mile in :i-nert thin! the ili'einvu's [up
rude there wan never surpassed by any
aiinilzir llt‘lllilllnll‘llllilll in thin atate. An
i'Xt'lll’illlll trains bringing tithing emu
pnnii-s were lu‘lll‘l) it” ln-hiiill time, the
ll‘llt‘l'rl-llllll was not formed until 1:45.
tomnprisml 20 bins.“ ll-‘lllllll, lll drum
eiil‘pu, 1‘3 hunk iind llllllll‘l' eunipnnies. ‘3
engines and hose eurrlugea und six ntennh
era. Many of tho hsme oairrinues. eligillen
and lruek» wero preiiily deeuriited, and
the lilllililn‘ \vnn im exceedingly brillinni
llllll in ignilieent one. (Lie of the fill'lli'
in; fu-nturm Who the liniidmine enri‘luge
of t‘i'ynlnl Ilene emnpiiiiy of llinglmin
fun. whit-h cunt $6,000. Among thu
lutllili were Dullmvni'tli Hf New York.
:\lli~l.lli'.~‘ of Albany, l‘uli'n, Weed‘s
llowe‘n, \\'lieelei & \\'ll~mi'n, Amerieiui
of Ken Haven. The l.llll held off llllii
the parade lunii‘ti ull' \viih lllillll'lg‘ iii
innr ilx splendor exeepi muddy streets.
The ninin thoroughfares were densely
thrunged Will: admiring run! eiilhnsinn.
tie lipoeininrs.
(lid \Vell llililli u“: ll‘iddcr (‘1ltllrltll)‘
was up to its usuul siniidiird lIH innppmir-
imce. In speaking of the coin iniiy the
News nuysr-"The (lld Well lionk iind
Inuidei‘i‘o., of Smith Noi'wnlli. did lieiivy
execution with their blue linndkcr-
chiefs.“ The lliinbury .‘eu's building
was linnilsonivly deeornted.
coo
I30 \V A \' 1‘le .
llnylstoii's eairriiige factory in to be ro-
piiinimi.
t‘hurleu ilnuler lrl hnving n eellui‘ dug
for :i new hiilh‘t'.
E. nmlJ. Sniiili :ll'l' nt \vork putting
their liell lslnnd property in good order,
painting, trimming and repairing.
Hiritiii Taylor in reported in be nick,
which is very convonient for the delay
which is so much dosil‘ed. It iii suppos-
cd that his sickness will continue through
tlio whole term of the supreme court.
Two weeks ago we reported that 8 win-
cer C. Horton bud furnished South or-
wnllt with two thousand dozen fresh
egga aiuee lust March. Your compositor
left out the word dozen, which made it
appear as if only two thousand eggs were
furnished, whon the facts are he has fur-
nished South Norwalk with 2,610 dozen
fresh eggu, and one ton of butter per
month since, last April.
Our temperance soviet has elected
new otllcers and taken a rash start in
the good work of temperance reform.
One of our most reliable temperance men
of this place, John Brunda e.wna elected
resident, and the other 0 tiers are l8
ollows :—-A. A. Hillt. flrat. vice precl-
dent, Wm. Robertson. aeoon vice procl-
dent. Bradley Rackett, third vice presi-
dent, Edward Tuiile. fourth vice preal~
dent, Smith Mills, fifth vice president,
Spencer 0. Horton, treasurer, Harry
Scolield, necrutary.
--_. Va. --.
Killed nu [Ito Exlt'iiiliui,
Strange to white the first person to be
killed on the extension of tho Dunbury
C Norwalk railroad was an Italian who
win employed in the construction of the
road. He was with a fellow workman,
returning to his quarters on the track
from this city Inst Saturday afternoon
lit 4:30 o‘clock. and when near Pnlnier‘u
hat factory was struck by a car which
was being backed down to the Point.
His name will; Gneiiino Guiulo. aged 88
yearn, and wua from Stillianu, anlcil,
where he has it wife. father and mother.
His friend who wna wiih him, it seen",
heard the train and stepped off the track.
but Gactano evidently was unaware of
the train‘c approach and was struck cnd
inntanily killed. A jury wu empancled
consulting of O. O. Smith, R. D. Incl,
Win. 0. Roberta. H. A. Hoyt. E. L. Hub-
bcll cud F. G. Mervin, who visited tho
spot wlmo ho was killed. and after rc-
crivlng icailmony returned c verdlfi
that “ho came to his death by being aa-
cldentally hit by an extra freight train?
tendon.” There was found on bill period
a‘rccolptgfor “$5.00, which amount
bod just forwsrdcd to his family i
Itcly. Hilfrlcndu took clause of
body. cud ucdcrhkcr Btowcprepcnd 1
fut-burial. The funeral cervical tori
hold in St. flary'o church Sud“ affil-
noon. and the lamina“ min
Kay‘s Opium, ncar ibc- Mr M
Walnut m. 1
on the Dunbury & Norwnlkiuilroad can; .
Umbrella War.
Tuesday afternoon durl the storm
an umbrella. war of covet-cl our: dura-
tion took pla between come of our
merchant: on cut Washington street.
The that gun was fired by Messrs.
Banks <2 Snyder in their announcement
ofa first clan umbrella for 83 cents.
Mr. Van Boonear. the enterprising mer-
chant cndllbcrnl advertiser, not to be
outdone. offered the same style of an
umbrella for 25 cents, and exposed for c
placardl to that effect. Druggist Phi :-
tcd being between two fires, found it
necessary in orderto hold his reputation.
to takeahciid in. Us repaired to his
cellar and aftera thorough search pro-
duced the identical umbrella used by
John Owenii in “Solon Shingle,“—oob-
webs and all, and placed it in front of
his store and offered it to the public for
15 cents. When the “Solon Shingle“ um-
brella made its appearance there was a
regular stampede. Banks & Snyder re-
duced their price to 10 cents. Then
You Hooaeiir announced that he would
give an umbrella witha two dollar pur-
chase of dry goods. Vnn Hooseiir‘s an-
nouncement was the “hair that broke
the camel‘s back." The dry good men
chants soon asked for it “cessation of
hostilities," while Pliiistcd with his “So~
lon Shingle“ umbrella demanded “a
vi oroua prosecution of the war.“ Re-
su tof the work—Two dry good iner-
othmits out of puckot and tho public
a nu .
~¢vr ~ ~-
A firm“ Excurllmi.
0n invitation of the officers of the
Iron Steamboat and the Dnnbury dz Nor-
wnlk R. 1%., Companies, between six and
soven hundred nvniled themavlves of ii
moonlight excursion down tho sound on
the magnificent atennwr “Pegasus." on
Tuesday evening. Two special trains
convoyed the partial mnta from Norwalk
and Dnnbury. The lrat train left this
city about :40 and consisted of two.
mow than full can. This train was fol-
lowed by a train of ten cars from Dim~
bury. all full. Tho «all was down
llii‘nilllllll to opposito Captain‘s Inland
light and return. It wim ii delightful
will and iill seemed to enjoy it very
inuehw—exeept, We might. any, those who
[li‘l‘nlfilt‘d in feeding the little fishes,
The prevailing \vnul for the previous «IS
hours was nnilwvint, which unused quite
ii roll. but the uiiiuncli bout was not in
tlielenst effucied by it. The steamer
wm iirilllluitly illuminated with electric
lights from stein in stern. and it was
light iin (lily on the main null promenade
«leeks. The Norwullt Union liniid fur-
niulied lllllvlt‘. We noticed lunong iliono
present innnv prominent eiiuiuns of this
eiiy. uni! other iliii‘es up the l)llllhlll‘)'
l'ullil. President l'lili.SUPLSlUldltiil‘lll.
and Mr. George \‘l. Kt‘lt‘lllllll. thnzener-
ill superintendent of the Iron Steamboat
t‘m. \vere on lmiird looking to the enm-
l'm'i of their guests. The iill‘iilr was it
urnnd anceeun niul tho ulnnngero expec-
t-ulionuf “iiiiiliinlz it. one of the most
enjoyable uecnuiunn of the all-titiuu", wits
fully reulmed.
on. »-—-——
Alum-l iin .\f'i'|(lt'l|l iii mo Draw
"ridge.
llnl)‘ n few sleenmls delay was lieeua-
unry in cloning in.- l‘:l‘.ll‘illtll dl'iiw bridge
on Sunday lllnl in prevent fill iicuident
whieh \vuiild lill\‘l‘ east the riiilrond eon)-
pnny iiiiiii _\' tlmuszi do of dollars, nnd
probably it numln-r n! huinrln ll\'i'H. At
”:3“ n, ”L, the blilllllf‘f‘ Morris (irony,
\"lllt‘ll l'lllln helm-en this city mini Ram"
i'llllil, hml llut‘llfilllll in go up the lllll'liOl‘
through the two ili‘ziw bridges. At her
iippi‘nncli llli‘. liiit‘ford pun-veiled to open
the railroad (ll‘ll‘V bridge by lirxi letting
down the red bull and then the drop nig-
inils—«uiie of which in in tho rear of
Sword'u store. nnd tho other is located
on the down iinek llt'lll‘ Furl Point in
Elli-it Norwnlk. About two \veeks ngo
the sign“! in the rear oftlword‘a wmi eniu
ried mi fly by ii Hurling locomotive iiiid it
now one hnd til en its llillli‘. It being
new tho lieuvy ruins of ‘i‘idny and Stit-
ui‘dliy euuned it to swell and on this no
insion it did nntdi-op an it should have
donew but llllll‘li in tho box. Mr. lliir-
for niippoaing all \vun right proceeded to
open the druw and had just commenced
to close it who" ho heard u train up.
prmwhing from the west. nnd when, as
he uiiplmned, wan nbuiii. opposite tho (it‘-
pot, t ie engiin er gave tho signal to tho
llmkeinvu in let nll‘brnkru. llh‘. lliirferd
was greatly aiirpi‘izwd iii. this, and to his
natunizihinent fill\\' it freight tinin ap-
munching at the rim: of Si) mileuiin hour
iind the draw with open. Wu cannot
imagine lllrl feelings, but it was an luv.
ful position for it man to be placed in.
Who! woe to ho done. lie \\'llrl ahnviii v
with till his might on the lever whiei
moves the monstrous bridge. The train
“'ltti nearing und apparently no effort
was being made by the engineer to atop
it. Two young men worn on the bridge
at the time, to whom Mr. llnrfoi‘d up-
peulod for help. They responded but
only for n few aeoondzl all the a pronch-
in; train frightened fliciu rind t iey fled,
leaving him (it tho lover. and tho draw
not cloned. \Vlion within about 600 feet
of the draw the engineer for the first
discovered that the drnw was open.
Down brakes was blown and ho reversed
liia engine. The brukenieii jumped to
their brakes, but remained for ii few
svconda only: saving tho draw open they
left them and run along the tops of the
euro towni‘d then-or of tho train. The
train tliiindei‘ml on and when within 80
feet of it tho driiw clawed with it sliiin.
and Mr. llarford had only a second to
pull out thu lover before the engine
passed him going at n fearful rate of
npoud. The enginenr and fireman re-
mained iii. their nets t'illd the train was
not stopped iiuii oil but the eiibooaelnid
passed over the draw.
It was a very narrow eucllpt‘, and Mr.
Hart‘nrd deservn grout credit for tho
courage ho displayed in such it trying
time. It. was a. very dangerous position
for a man to be placed in. Ho was com-
pletely overooiu‘c after the excitement
and strain had passed off.
There were several persons standing
near the Daubury turn table when the
train came around Sword‘a corner. They
called out to the engineer and firemen,
both of whom wore looking down at the
floor of the cab, but they did not auc-
cced in nttrccting their attention.
Mr Fuller of the road came to this
city on Monday and put the signal in or-
der. An investigation iii being made by
the railroad officers: in the mean time
the engineer, whose name in Rogers in
of! the road.
--—— -4oo~--——~—
AMUSEYIEN'I‘E.
ORGAN BECITALS.
In another column uppcni‘s un mlveiu
tlaeinoni. announcing organ recitals :it
the First Congregational Church, Nov-
walk. The first recital will tako plaice
Tuccday owning, October 8d. at which
time Mrs. Clarence Swan, of Bridgeport,
wlll n r. Tickets for the course will
be“. i for Iin le recitals 35 cents; to be
gainined tit I. . Huyt‘q drug store. this
y‘ ' .
Wasnwmv‘s Lm smart-ion.
Monday evening at'tbe Opera House,
Nor-walk, the ori nal and only E. S.
Wuhburn will calm the attention of
the fun loving ublic in his gigantic cn-
tcrprice, “Hi: at Sonatina.“ It bl“
been five years since this troupe vialted
this town. and the linprualcn they left
then atlll if on in the mind: of many,
and they w. l undoubtcdly bcoficetcd
ivlvlth a plucked Myra The list artistic
vary a on c mo con-
elcil of urtgieilohins £33: dcl lit-
fol aiming, cplcn pl canola . qun cite
mime, ‘IIPMI'OIM fun. and out comet
bond cud superb arctic-tn. Senora ml:
at: Beta-l" Norwclk. and Com-tech. 30.
MW . -
Don‘t “monument-cur.
comma: «citing tho pécplc will
yucca “on new In five
l:
W
m “raw commie
t sin: we
“no;
m; ..
" MI
I! ,
in MI: of thin company the Now-
bu' n i ' nI ="molly Hui was
a n n
auomfu yMby the Dupm a
Benedict MW under tbc lo-
cal monmmcntcf ii. Bari-icon c 00.
Considering the time, the audience pru-
ciit wucl one, cad judging min
the frequent catty up mogul-well
”M? 2:223 “in“... sin "an"?
W 0 c . -
n in eds-cotton-
red. The cf-
ng. ban op yin and mm
were all t. at cools be deal “
tar icon, "The Polcr‘Bccn, wu ox-
ingly lcugbablc. whilcthc burlesqu’c‘
French opera, “A La Sara Burn Heart.
may be uatly styled the gem of the ev-
ening. lie troupe in In if and finer
than ever before, and bids air to hnvc a
highly successful season.
HAZEL KIRKE.
The Madison 8 uni-c Tbcntrc Comma!
gave Hazel Klr a at Music Hall last
evening in a manner that not only gave
satisfaction to the audience, but that it
was creditable to the company). Mr.
Chas. thctlelgh made a gnnd imam
Kirke. and gavc I. thrilling rendition of
theiron-willed father. Mics Belle Archer
as Hazel Kirkc glide illustrations of the
most powerful emotion. Mr. occp|h
Fraukau as Pittman Green gave t e
character a really artistic rendition. Illu
Nellie Irving as Dolly Dutton wu good.
Mr. Herbert Archer as Lord Travers.
Illr. Melbourne McDowell u Aaron Rod-
ney sustained the chuactcn in an artic-
tlo manner while Mr. George C. thrlcl
possessed all thc necessary qualification:
to ably sustain the character of Barney
O‘Flynn. All the rest were fully equal
to their parts. 0f the play itself noth-
ing can be said but in its fcvor. The
company while in town made a very
favorable impression by their genteel
bearing. bile here we bud ‘ the
plt‘itlltlrt! of meeting Mr. Frank L. Bothyl
the manager of the company and foun
him to be a gentleman in every sense of
the word, and one who evidently undcrv
stands his business.
“Wm—.5—
nlciinibont Now-i.
The frame of the wind will It Wilson‘s
Point has been raised.
The steamer Pegasus noted the art of
“the Good Samaritan" Tuesday n glit.
'I‘ho Danbury & Not-walk R. R. (30..
have coinnionocd to di out at their
dock at Wilson Point. T ey to to
make ii channel from the doc ' to deep
water.
'l‘lieatainnbontu held A rough pom
on the up trip yesterdiiy. The Rusedn c
was nboutono hour Into when she ar-
rived. The delay was caused by the
very large» amount of frci ht which she
brought urn-Bridgeport ornlng Nam.
lnconscqucncc of the rou h weather
Sept. 28. the "Po acne" in c the trip
from 23d St. New 'ork to Wilson Point,
in film hours fluff thirty-fin! minutes. pass-
ing the “Roaediile“ in the sound. Ind
inning three miles on the "(Sunni
Vuve.“ So much for the north-caster.
Uncle Eben Lime iii ii strong advocate
of the now boat and the Danbury road.
It is I‘t'pOl‘lNl however that lie proposes
“mm to dispose of hill ntock in the new
built and invest it in the railroad. It‘s .
too much for him to look after both l
interests—lie Wants to get his money all -
in one pile. ‘
“Old Scale" of the Dnnbiiry extension l
oilieo in tho most popular ticket agent ‘
living. It iii inilmssible in get him mad l
or even moss by risking him questions. I
\\'e know, bf‘fillllliti We‘ve tried just for'
the fun of ii. but it was no use, ho was
the same “old Suofo," good natured and
pleasant.
There was over four feet of water on
ilw Danbury truck in the out under the
Now Haven road Saturday night, caused
by the severe storm at that time. Mon.
day morning there still remained about
is inches at this place. Tho company
propose of once to drain this apot by
running it sewer pipe to the stream run-
ning through the crritt property.
Captain Anderson went. down on the
Adelphl on Monday morning for the last
time this season as captain of the steam-
er. Ho him mada hosts of friends dur-
ing the limo be has been on this route.
all of whom will wish him well whorevcr
he may go. Captain (loci-go Bolton
came up on Monday night and will re«
main on the boat as long as she runs this
80min". Captain George iii well and fit-
vornbly known by all in this section.
Card.
NEW YORK, Sept. '27, 1882.
To L‘Al’l‘. linooxs. Steamer “ I’l-gaalw,"
Iron Steamboat Co. :——I wish to express
til you the thanks of this Company for
tho prompt manner in which on re-
apondod to the request of Capt. iolton.
steamer Adelphi, on Tuesday afternoon
to tnko of! his pliant-mags, owing to some
slight disarrnngcmentatb lier machinery
while mining through the East River.
am, mpootfully yourc,
anbniuc ins,
Gen. Agent, Whiu‘a Line.
Card.
To the Paula—Owing to a report be-
ing circulated that the steamer! Adelphl
and City of Norwalk are to be taken of?
earlier than usual this cocoon, I herein
givc notion that all such assertions are
entirely false, that if required we Ihcll
run all winter. and nut: to ink.
freight and passengers at rates no low as
any other line. and at the beginning of
nnothor seuson give the public no good,
substantial. anfe and fart n boat as can
be built for the route.
Fannciuc PERKINS,
General Agent.
Piiliill Sill?“
[hm-innit to an ordvr from the Court of Probate
for tho Dietrlei of Stamford. more will be told
at Public Auction. to the Million-t bidder. on the 7th
day of October. 1982. at ill o‘clock, In the forcnooc,
the following dccrlhcd mil iii-talc of Blind: A.
vcnil, law of Dorian d to wit—cll tint can
inin tract of land with tho bulldlnlp thereon stand-
lug situated lr. Dorian iifonmald n qgcoutlty two
and “n0 half come, more or icon. and untied on
the north by hind of Uri. Cutblll, on the out by
lil vhway. on the South by loud of Sumac! Picket,
an on tho Wont by land of Samuel in.
8qu to take lucc upon the minim of Five Mlle
River in aid crlon.
it known at the time of ale. Dated ct
Terms Inc 0
bcr l
AARON o. suvnrs
Admlnlltnwr
Dlrlcn this in any of
To Contractors.
PROPOSALS uninvited for furnishing thence-
cmry material: and labor forglnying'pbnnt 150 feet
of antistatic nldowiilk on Clay alt-act or the City.
Will in be 5 foot in windy-stones in be 5 feet
lou v. and not luv-l than 2» feet wide.
no contract to be awwled to the lowest bidder ;
tho unintuitive macrviiré to liuclf however. the right.
to reject all bids dccui too high. Coniracton will
plows nunu it time within which the will agree to
nvc the work corn lewd under n to allure.
All bids to bo united to Edwln Wilcox, City
Clerk at his atom on \Viubln almt on or be-
row 8 o‘cl )ck p. ni., Frill-y 0c her um. inst.
AMES 3
. LAME.
Gain. on Street. and Sidewalku.
To Contractors.
PROPOSALS for ninth-hing the necessary matc-
rlnll and labor for tho contirucilon of a two awry
brick Hum Carriage Hon-nu with collu. on Franklin
Iii-wt for the City, cm Invited.
'rlio plat.» and upcclflcclloiil of the proximal bulld-
lng ciui be ”it‘ll through the do: cud timing: of tho
week, at the Ila-c councllm w. Powell
on w be pro.-
iiwaidliizcttlic conical. nlicll not
mmli‘c‘iud
bu
”pulmonmm m.
Allprcponlatcbobcndcdfc
Clerk.”
-ll-ll-B-,S-S G-
consts'rmc or
Silks,
Satins
Foufe,
Shoodas,
.Gashmers, ,
Brocades, Etc.
- Which will be sold at the lowest possible prim.
Hosiery! Hosiery! Hosiery!
Just received anew line of all qualities, colors, etc. {Call and;
examine our ladies’ hose—3 Pair for 25 cents.
BEST PRINTS 5c Yd.
Received this day ‘25 pieces of the latest at le Sottine Prints,
which will be sold M. Sc per yard. evince those
seeking for bargains to call and look throughout
store. We are daily throwing out bargains in
every department.
FLANHELS !
FlAllllElS !
FlAllIElS !
In every quality, color and width. for Suiting; chnes,
Dresses, Etc.
---UNDERWEAR--—
Of every description for Ladies, Benita, cud Children, which
must be sold. We defy any one to compete With our prices.
——NEW LOT—~—
TABLE llllEll--HEII&WIIITE. 0
Towels, Towh'ng,
NAPKINS,
BED SPREAD,S.
HUSLIN IN All: WW-
TIOKING, ETC,
v
In conclusion we wish to say that we have just received a new
LOT OF
PillSllES and VELVETS,
Which was bought before the advance in price, and we will:
give our customers the benefit of this. If you have on
hour’s s a time call in and examine our stock. We
take ensure in showing, gooda, You one not
P obliged to buy. ,
H. VAN HOOSEAR,
68 WMGTON 8m.
SOUTH NORWALK.
c
In addition to our large stock of Dry Goodl,
the largest line of
Fall and. Winter
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Ever before shown in South Norwalk and price: tint will anon.
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received our stock of f ‘
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“will exhibit
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Norwalk Chronicler