Norwalk Chronicler

Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, December 8, 1868 · page 1

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. NORW AI .K A .G AZ T-TE. - 
WHOLE NUMBER 1099, N CRWALK, CCN NECTICUT. TUESDAY, DECEMBER81868 W I'I I VOLllllIrl Ll.—-NUMBER 40.

 

 

 

 

NOB‘VALI‘ GAZE'ETE- [From the Church Union.) LE'H‘TE I; '1‘“ GEN. G ill"?

AUNT EUNICE’S FAIRY STORY. .—.— ‘
The Rev. Petroleum V. flabby Advises
the President Elect.

4 0R Sale or to Lease for term of years to 3 LOVE” T00 LArl’“
. good and responsible tenant, a large and -—

most desirably situated house near N. Y. A:
‘ ‘ N. 11. R. R. Depot, at. South Norwalk. 'lhe
house is three stories containing eighteen rooms, has
3 tier Piazza over-looking harbor and Long Island

camphene for whiskey. My constitooshcn
wuz thus undermined. I hcv but a few .
years more at best, and it don’t matter where
[drag them out. But if my path-way to ‘

CLOSING THE CAMPAIGN.
Address of the state Committee or the
Boys In Blue.

The National Convention of Soldiers and

 
 

NE‘V ' GOODS !
Just received, a good assortment of

Cassimerea and Coatings,

REAL ESTATE.

 

 

Far 00' in the dim and desolate past...
That, shorcless and sorrowful sen
Where wrecks are driven by wave and blast,

Lets for Sale.
LOT corner West avenue and Elm street, “$320,

i
i

The Second Oldest Paper in the State.

“Tell us a story i” cried Alice, as site saw

 

Orr-non IN GAZETTE BUILDING.

A. II. BYINGTON i: 00.,
A. H. Bmogox, J. B. ELLs, G. N. ELLs

 

Subscription $2.00 per year in advance. -
Single copies 5 cents.
Advertising Rates.

V 11101! will be made into garments in the most
improved style and best manner. Also, a larrve
lot of Paper Collars, of the best make; will be sold
very cheap—cheaper than can be bought elsewhere in
this vicinity, together with a general assortment of
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
at very low prices.

Shirts made to order at short notice.

Particular attention paid to cuttinigarments of
all kinds. D. AYTON,
At the old stand, No. 4, Ely’s Block.

1 33.100. .
1 lot adjoining. on West avenue, 74x2“), $2,900.
1 lot on Elm street, opposite residence T. L. San-
ford, 80111530, 81,500. .
1 lot on Elm slreet, opposite residence A. B.
Woodard, 803156, 81.9.00. . ‘
One-half can remain on mortgage. Enquire ot
Gut-~17 C. '1‘. WEEKS or F. B. SMITH.

For Sale.
property situated on the southeast corner 01

Sound. About 2 1-2 acres lawn abundance fruit trees,
Grape Vines, large and commodious Barns, Carriage
House and other out-buildings, well adapted in all re-
spects for Boarding School, hotel, or Boarding lloure.
It is within tlve minutes walk of Depot. Steamboat
wharf, Post Otllce, dclmrches and a dozen stores. All
trains on N. Y. A: N. H. Road stop at this depot, and
Steamboat to and from New York daily. 1 have oc-
cupied this place IS summers, anti if I can make sat-
istactory disposition ofit, I shall be prepared to re-
ccive proposals for addition to Stone Home on Moss
Hill. I will sell 17 very very fine building lots on old

 

Shattered, sunken, and lost at last,
Lies the heart that was broken for me-~
Poor heart!
Long agobrakcn for me!

My loves were Glory and Pride and Art—

Ah, dangerous rivals three!
Sweet lips might quiver and warm tears start;
Should an ::r.ist pause for a \vonmn’s heart——

Aunt Eunice lay down her book and take
up her knitting.

At the word story, liila laid her slate upon
the table and drew a stool to Aunt Eunicc’s
feet, while baby Annie dropped her doll,
face down, upon the carpet, and climbing
into her aunt‘s lap, put both her arms :iround
her neck, and whispered softly, “When you

Pose Orr-vs, ioxranum’r X limos, l
(Which is in the State uv Kentucky,)
Nov. 18, 1808.

To ULvssns S. GRANT, Gene/'41! and Presi-

dent Elect.

Suez—The clackshun is o'er! The die is
'casl, uv wich die the Dhnocrisyhcv the
most uv it. Frankly we admit that we are

yooanee in the Post- Otlis at the Corners, ii
wood be a favor wich I shood nppreshiatc.
I shood then be at peeec. Likewise wood
llascomb, at whose bar Ihcv an unliqui-
dated account, and the citizens, all uv whom
hold my notes uv hand for small amounts,
be at peecc in the soothin hope of nettin

the toomb cocd be smoothed by :t contin-

 

Sailors, held at Chicago simultaneously with
the Union Republican N ational Convention,
appointed a national committee which was
instructed to select state committees, with a
view to initiating action in aid of the elec-
tion of Grant and Colfax. The undersigned
were selected as the committee for this state

 

 

 

. . . . .- . . , . HIE
hour “if: 01‘1“?“ 1 limertton 5° “5-; ‘3 “111°” £188 South Norwalk. ““01" 1363' 1 Wall and Water streets, in tlIlIc hprolngh of NIIIII- Bind to Wilson’s Point, withiullo "PEN“ wallk It. It. liven that which was broken for me?
‘n" '11 ° 011° “‘50" 1°“ ' . n V .. -. . -. . ' ll: 1 -ll known as Mitche ’s lee r. for )r cc e m. AT 1 . C. 1-: .Y ‘ ‘ . ' u x- If. n t . .,. . . .. - .. a ' '. . . .. . ,., l - .
he, week, for continuanc'e, .25 Iain'tElihigiiCIIlirtIrlgeSgiIt“IIIg‘trIrItIieEtIsIIesé{DdfiIIII'iffiIQ 31:1 {£03115 to . 1 t 1:10 or call on G. 1110(1ch or W. l‘. Url’iw. PM, heart! p as stile dul. . I‘hcte StLllltd to be magic bl—Jtctl.‘ I studttd the (.leckshun returns suthin at some fush er day I ckko '0 x . and they have discharged. their trust to the
oh? Equip-c, 3.x; “£3,115,111: inner 1:38 dyed m “10,303, mum 1-,, W3” notice (110D ‘n - 41.3... purse 1-. comes, thgetleld. — ~ .., _, 4—- , m- 'I‘oo rare to be broken for me! In the words, for Aunt Eunice, whose gaze ‘itl‘t‘fulo'. and I have come to that concloov smhhuh, h, “S luv ) ' I, ~1 “1 best of their abilily They corresponded
I I — I ‘ l ' L I I ' p _ ,_. _____"#__‘__n______-fl._~w ‘_ r h _ , ‘ - . , , _ 3 E —- ‘ ' QCCC. . l l ' '_ . ' . ’ .
fir" If, i: :2 :2 I: 35538 _ m ’ I I I I— "I" I"— ‘ . 011.00 to LL“ Oh the ".,., more mild um" the .man, W’nd had been fixed upon 111“ “1'0. 101‘1Wd up soon. ”9‘1 "V" 0’11'1‘1011 01110. Pelllhr’l’lVflnlil. kated how it can be (10,110 will 01ch film “'ltn active Republicans in all sections of the
"rec - 7 . . . . '” “ . " ‘ ' .- " , . . . ' - - - ~ I ‘I 1 1’ 0w . - -
One quarter Column, one year. 50.00 . . l or Sale or to L0 . . ON ground floor, 14:13.21: new buIIIIhIII'E: ‘Ajplpl’y; to More hm. ,hhh the lihesbe; smtlmgly , and connntnccd. Inpany, Ilhnory, Connecticut, Wisconsin, that path or not, It is for '0' t y l V gene, and urged organizations of the Boys
huh I(I:III‘I “ m” ‘5 1:383 BOOTS AND 5119135. “1,1151%? Izmipfich.Avfilgfifhwgfi"h‘g‘égu‘ffff _ , 1.?” I _I______.__._.._'_,_', If"; More true than the star with twilighttwinncd. “Once upon a time”— Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Californv, and PLtOLnLu V Vt) J I? Cum)” in Blue, to be Composed of all young men
t‘a o.umu one 5' . ‘ - v ewo l0 .ur o 11 mg : 3 .. . _ .. ‘ m. c , , , . ‘ . .' ~ ,, , . ,, _ . _ . ~ . . f" . '_ , L , spy _ 1 _
50min! Nuhc'cs 25 P61“ IIeIIti hdgnhcetgn i111? him“, The house is he“. and h, first-rate OIdIteIIII'IIIinfiIIsIIIIIIc 031,905 to Let. was u'lcl 31;.th ItIDlIIIItItMIlIiIclImIIt‘I smatd— “Is it. afany story 3 ’ questioned Alice and bed I. trgtnny, Texas and Mississippi bm (Which i PI) n It ) who adhere to the principles and purposes
Yearly thchmscrs “3‘? “10' ‘1 e “15111055 C0“- lllc subscribers would respectfully call the atten- sold or rented atabargain. 41tf I . .. I '.- . W0 ver desirable Rooms to let in 2d “m.,, ofthc ‘ie tear t to was1 1'0 :01: or me— E111 both in it bl'ca , . , _ _ . . ’ , : ' s (s has er. - . , . ‘
templnlcd at the 111110 0: cglfil'ffitrgut 1:.” permitted tion of the public to their New Stock of Goods, __ _W_ , ,, ,__,__._c-_____.__-__-. __- thettg Building. Front 1:05,“. 5150, ,6,“ one ‘ Poorheartl “if ,. . ”L _ , allow “1 to 10“» 111? “’31111 “011111 110‘ ”A“ . 0' tnc REPUMICIHI party. The response was
‘0 11’3““ monthly Ch“ 9” 0 “"r a ver memen‘s' con‘l‘Slmg 01' :1 801101711 “5501‘1'11811‘01 .‘ , “or POW"l‘ Mill (“'11 Machine 875 per annum. Apply at the Gazette Ollice. Chm", broken {0.- me; 1V0". one huh] 01' 0 ftm‘y story; and you (ltilcrent. But we didn t, therelorc we sltl). —“ " * .-_ > -<— general and enthusiastic; and we return our
, ‘ I .. - . - . . . . . ,. I» r - ' - .
‘ " ’ ‘— may tell me the fatry’s name, if you (can, nut. We mite resrst, but, ez we hevn’t the. iii? ‘1 lulu the_peopie of America are smcv-re thanks to the thousands who under

 

One inch space const rates a square.

Advance payment required for all transient adver-
took the work so promptly and carrieddt

through so energetically.

standing aghast at the specimen of railroad
s viudiing as a line art with which the direc-

~ . . ;» - ~ l‘ . . __ . .
”01-11101 “1 ‘1”‘51’11'0‘11‘1“0d“1““ when I have finished ;" and then she com- Strength 10 do 11, we bow cheerfully to the

 
 

~ ‘ l ' .
Boots, Shoes, Carters, eta, Farm 1-0,. gnu... , 5-23.,

ry for Sale.

 

 

iisoments.
Q t trter of a Column, one time, 8 5.00 . , t . . RK t. “t t' D b g, \‘orwalk nut]- __ ., 'l‘l at my . his love should be'
. ,. .. .. .. 104,0 both for Gentlemen and Lathes wear. which wtllhc EA 011 031011.011 51“ MY} * ~ - _ '1 has». A mum of 1.0 acres mthc tow-glory, a; h '3 -~ v ' . ,, - _ viii . , , 9 , , _, , , -, . , _ .. ,
i-IuIli Column one time 20.00 501d very low for C3311: 3111100111 stand. ElY’S 131061;. ,1‘0‘1‘111b°11t,1,111'°e‘111‘1.°118““1““1113‘5190‘1“ 13.01"“411, New Canaan, near the Wilton line; has two Dwelling No other should lure me front mmc apart, IXI‘IIICLd 515.0111 ' _ ‘, II‘, IIIII 1) ODII: '1‘)“ ““0501“ ~10“ (l‘ ”I” , r , .1 . . , Abel“ 18,000
1 ”mmmn“ “’0 ”mm": "“1 m‘mmu‘v Is no“ 11"“"05‘1m'1’1mw ”1‘”le "cw? ””0" “We “Must I c-t‘d; and my cold words chilled her he... “Once upon a tune there was a great com- Litect .Jau- .,.ratcnn the placeoi'A. Johnson, “”5 "1 140 131"” 11"”1“'?1"' 1111"“ “510111501“ 1”“1131‘1'5 were (“1111111911. and abort 13 0'00
.- n .t ‘ l I l " I V 1'. ‘v o I ‘ ' I
.he people (.1 late Lancd {states people were duly uniformed. The organization

South Norwalk, Conn.

All kinds of Gent. and Ladies, Boots, Shoes, &c.,
made to order, in the most \vorkmanlike manner, and
at fair prices . .
Wflorsc cars run right. by the door.

BROWN 8: STEVIEIg

HARVEY ST -

de 'eest. I‘Iow the question which agitates
us is, wat do yoo intend to do? That’s wot
I want to know, and that's wat Dee-kin l’o-
gram, Capt. McPelter, and Issal-zer Gavin is
demandin’ in thunder tones. Wat do yoo
intend to do? Are yoo goin’ to adopt the
merciless policy uv the extrcm: liadikela,
or are yoo goin’ to adopt 'aI consilitory
policy? ' - ‘
I prcsoom that yoo don’t understand the

complete for lioitmaking. including a Heading Ma-
chine and affords a capital chance for Iron \V‘orkers
to make money. Price low. Forpartlculars iananre
of (38W) J AMES MITCHEL , Union Market.

and other buildings thereon. Said Farm if not pre-
viously sold, will be. offered at Public Auction, on
MONDAY, the Isl. DAY OF M ARCH, 186:). For par-
ticulars enquire of DAVID L. Di!) FOREST,
tdof sale 16w‘46 New Canaan.

For Sale on Goidcrz Hill.

r; SIX CIIGXCE LOTS.

wi llE subscriber offers to sell Six Choice BUILD-
ING LOTS, located north and west ot‘thc At an-

sion recently occupied by Lim. Prices reasonable.

Terms easy. Apply to 1:1. RM Mord),

ltn-lS Golden llili.

.ilarrlsgos and deaths inserted gratuitously. Obitua-
ry, 0mm and all other special notices 10 cents per
1.11 r.

A l communications inserted as reading matter de-
armed to promote private interests, $15 per balfand
3-. per t‘ull column. All unusual cuts and devices '25
per cent extra.

motion in the threat; the leaves begun to

peep outof their dark winter blankets and '
don their spring dresses.

“Miss Maple shook out the folds of her

crimson satin, and at once all the honey-

bees came to herhomage. Mr. Beech dressed

himselfin a suit of gay green, and it became

the fashion; and all the gentlemen who

wanted to move in the ‘lirst circles’ followed

his example.

The heart the} was broken for me—
Poor heart !
Hopelessly broken for me!

brought zeal and energy to the duties and
labors of the campaign, as“ well as to itsmore
brilliant demonstrations. We heartily con-
gratulate all our friends and associates upon
the glorious victory won bythe cause of
Liberty, Unionfiqual Rights under the Lalw,
PCYICt', National Honor and'National Pros—
perity. We urge all who rejoice in the elec-
tion of Grant and Colfax to remember that
in ()i'tlrl‘ to save What. we vron they must be

of England are equally taken aback b'.’
Mr. Brsddon’s propo.;ilion to apply the
three-penny postage principle to all trav-
el throughout the kingdom. He shows
that in the year 18(7), 3,500,000 passenger
trains“ run over. 71,000,000 miles, carrying
252,000,000 passengers. This trailic pro-
duced £14,’i‘24‘,302, giving an average of ,‘21
miles and 73 passeng ra for each train, or

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I spoke of the beautiful years to come
In the lands beyond the sea-—
Those years which must be \vctn-isome
To her; but her patient. lips were tlumh;
In silence it. broke for me—
Poor bcait! . .,
Broke, yet complained not, for my I

‘BUILDING LOT§.”

. derslgned offer tor Sale some of the most _

. ; t are building sites in the village, lyingaleug .

-' 1.(‘inortlnvest ol‘Union Park, conveniehthtmthe

'5‘vil‘lage and easy of access, havin" an extensivg;

of the village and harbor. pricesalow and terms easy.
Apply to A. ll. BYINGTON,

S. E‘. OLMSTEAD,

E. K. LOCKWOOD.

ALEX. s. meson,
(Organist of the First Congregational Church.)
r "tilACHER of the Piano-Forte, Organ and Musical
Coin osition, Box 379 P. 0. Norwalk, Conn.
342" Orr ers for tuning will be executed by a first
Pianos tuned by the year at

HIEAM 8. BROWN.

 

IDENTISTRY

N

 

Norwalk. Sept. 21, 1808.

el us New York tuner. . ,
arcduccdmie- ““1" South No walk. -,- -—~- -— - . ~. . .. . t i 1 «t, i- 11. . .
.,. - - _ "(31W ‘i’nlauoieva 1‘0 i-Cl‘l ' For Sale Ip.c.—scdhcr mm, am r., 11 .ot .er tears, _ 4 , _ . ., .. . 1 , fl . h '

inglIlfgIdhlaggéIdadiIhIfi.igghIcIIgIkII’IsIllIdetfstIgt-EmSI MI Wi11be°°1111m1°111111111 “3 "t 10115 1’1“"91103 “5 I”: For 5310- I. Mr FORT l'IOIN'g‘. Lightly and carelessly; “Presently a little waist 01chth her blue alloo..s.he.1 tn the. South. I alluz presoom “1")“: 03$ 011350-111!ch 1101' "“15. and 311 NW-
' " ' year by the terminus of the New Bridge. from South I saidmy triumphs should reach her ears, eyes and smiled to see how tine her stately that shood Yoo visit the Corners, yoo wood “‘a’e fill“ 101' 11113 P1'051'111 “WWQ'U journey 01‘ sustained 11‘" 1115' ”“3 “01111113 “(11111111511'311‘111
Audlci‘thcralonc wrthdmmalycars, bud here two classes uv people, who::e fourteen pence. These tigures stirtle an and tlmtinavs-ry few months Connecticut

 

'II‘ i)\'v'ELLII\'GS, Barns, Stables and seventy building . .
neighbors vere looking, and as site was

'1‘
lots, all cligtbly situatedand covered with choice A Not-walk, consisting of about 1‘1 Building Lots,

C. II. KEENDALL & A. N. EIART,
25min w-t roadway on all sides. unequalled for bus-- - .lze heart. that was breal" .. _ _ . . . .. .. _ ' . ‘ . . ,. ‘ . ‘
‘ ‘ And t Im‘“ rm me gaging around she Shred two.l,‘;ht green tastes, habits, mchnasncns and interests: vary ”M1103” We “1": 11111‘1’1" 10 0011091” 1"" W111 1’“ 9511911 “1’0“ 10 my V11C‘h“15115111'111'

 

Vi]. RANEFEL SNEETII, The principal Operator in Colton’s Dental Association fruit and ornamental shrubs and trees, :1 , _ , _ . .
. hits repeatedly declared that South Nerwalkls the best Noroton sgafion, (31,, {111058 pIIlIIIIItIIIIfIIIl 110“" 11:11: “l“.IIIIOII‘plIIOIlISIII 3111:3533? ‘1‘“, Poor heart'
I, - ~ "‘ - ' -. 1 ;~;-. 21 m1: .4 we" 2‘1 "' .,.. . ». - - .- .. .. . .. .--. . -' _. -.- - .-.... . _
Attorney at Law, l3,,tfi?,‘ggil§‘§x‘;;;§,:3)‘1°43“ (out of comm um‘m) m tlncc miles from Stamford Depot. These lots are 01- toesIeIiIi:InlIld in)“, on?” Sim,“ portion}! ”inert-(L. A1,. such”, breaking for me! ltav es that w etc strangers tn that netghbor- ‘11'-1L1.‘ I . 011 1110 0‘19 11-11111 ‘1“ 1110 01115111111 tn ““1 what 1"“"1" ‘1 ”~11”'v“-111 majority 01 ”1“" 11"“ 1105111011 551101001‘ on 1119 memorable
' tel-ed at from 3100103500 according to 10°51‘10“ ““11 is Janus MIleHhLL. hood. Kcntucktons, uv wich Buscomb, Dcekin 1110 aggregate ILIZIVL'ILI' occurs at less than 3d of November. On the first Monday of

April, State Ofllcors, Congressmen. and a
General Assembly are to be chasm, and the
Boys in Blue should centinuo ready to fall
in at a moment’s notice, for any and every
contest so long as the old friends of rebel-
Ilion dare to rally at the polls.

ply to -

N115}! &. IVES,

‘ I I .
Real Estate Agents,
No. 1 WATER STREET.
ROPERTY bought, sold, exchanged or let, on re:-
sonable terms. We havtflt good variety of dcsrra-
bic Houses and Farms in and out of town for sale on

fourteen peace for each fare to make up for

M y days were a dream of summer-time, .
the vast number of fares which exceed that

My hit: was a victory;
Fame wove bright garlands to crown my prime,
And I half forget in that radiant climc
The heart that was breaking for me-
Poor heart!
Patiently breaking for me!

“What might I callyou ?" asked the vio- Pogrmn, Capt. Mel’elter and Isaaker Gavitt
let, with a little bend of the head, and a are britc and shinin’ specimens; and on the ,
sum. Making all due allowance for the

other there is Pollock, the Illiuoy store-
keepcr, Joe Biglcr, who was a Confcdcrit great 11111113)“ or suburban (1311? 11113591130”
soljcr, but who has back-slid into Ablishn- Into London and other leading cities, and

ism, ten or twenty families. gym-“mm”, for short local transits, the low amount of

DR. KENDALL, has reduced his price of
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,

so much as to make it to the advantage of all who

want the article, to call on him before procuring them

elsewhere.

Office hours at all times from Tuesday morning till

Friday evening.

Monday and Saturday will be spent in Itidzetield.

C. II. KENDALL.

great inducements will be ofi‘ercd to persons wishing
to improve. Send for ma 5 and particulars.
«10 if hi. I-I. .UEAD, Darren Depot. Ct.

HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

OME TWENTY FARMS, from 15 to 140 acres, for

or to exchange forpro )erty in Horwalk. A

Lockwood’s Building, Nor-walk, Conn. '

 

ISRAEL Ill. BULLOCIC,

sweet smile. .
“ ‘2st name is Oak, and I’m called King
of the Forest,’ he answered, trying to stretch

At torney and Counsellor at Law,
up a little, so as to get sight of a lady-ht g,

 

 

 

Jan. lst..1SGS. sale, 1‘ t l
, . T _ . - _: P. S.-—Olllce open every day. Dr. A. N. Hartin at- good variety 01' 11°1}5?5 111 an 01“ 0 town“ 0‘1‘95 e , , , . ,,. . ., “‘32
OIIICCI LOI 4 Gazette BIIIIIIIIIIIII handing on'SIlIIIIIdIIle‘IIIId I‘fotIIIIItIlIII WCIIMSIIIItl III {In )IiItIcIs-IelszIthIliouIIéIsIIificIlIclI'IscibceI{ItI‘IxfrItIiiIsIlfgd lIioquIIéIiIngd IIICIIIXVI'IxItmlItIIII‘lIfsifiIIII“ N.\Ttt.\.\' Ivss. But my whole life seemed, as the swift year-smiled, who was singing softly. to herself under a W110 1W" b01131” 1111111 ltcreabouts, and the: 111” 11"91'33'0 fare is Still astounding, and alto- Hartford, Dec. ‘2, 1868.
c more to tn :tug on cc ' come on mt. wo rs ~ 5 . ' ' ' A, __ ,, , _ .. ._ . ,,: , ,. ~ ' - .. , . , . , . ‘ ,, , . . , V . .
fl ,3?" possibmf’ We “h, mke cm 5cm" teeth any 10,. A number 0, small IeIIIcIlI'IlIyInIIilIIOII 3,1,4.) 5,“, — :7; _._,:. :7: M, .___c-__ _. ...... Moxcltohow nndu-n tom, toad-stool unmrcua, _ nigger. wxeh were freed by Lmem and the $11“ 10““ than 111‘: ilVi‘l'IUifU 0f faresm this J. it. HAWLEY, Hartford,
'. 2 --. . : m . - ~_ ' " . . ~_. , ... ‘a -‘s “o 5".3‘ '— . . . 4 . . w. . « w - -- . -" - - -
day though. 1 an. Gass at all trues, A. if. llAltl. persons of sand! means terms 1 ma S. '1‘. WOOD. Fl‘lflt Trees: Fl‘lilc 7f] ”‘53: Slim; “13355111121123; g'lIgrlinlxI:Ip:I:1IxId ‘ on . .. ‘Hzl ! ha! a lung! a king p (med Miss Constoodmel Amendment. 'I uese L00 antu- 00111111 . Ml. Budd,“ 03““,th that to d. L. vv_ \VESSELS, Llichfieid,
. ’ l " _ 1 l . .- V l a '
, , 3 average rate or tare to an actual W. II Noni}: Bridaeport
~- ‘ ‘ Y ’7' 7

gonistic elements are perpetually at war, 1111111511 11115
and the result is a chronic onpleasantnis ““11‘01‘111 fare 0f3¢1 1111111 C1355. 6d. 30001111
ivich hez seriously retarded the growth uv 013“. 111111 1511)! 111‘“ C1355 fare 10 3115' P111105
this seekshun. The pm“ is uv coarse with the Kingdom, would increase six-fold the
Pollock, Bigler, the Northern farmers and present amount of travel, and so increase the
The original Kentuckians de- aggregate earnings of the railroads from
£14,730000 to £32,000,000. ’l'hisestimate
only assumes that a reductioniu the expense
of travel will have as great an effect to in-
crease the amount of tr.:vcl as the like re- 'W. B. l'v'oosTER, Derby.

duction in the postage of letters under Sir State Committee Boys in Blue.
Rowland Hill's post-oilice plan, with its _ Eu", .- __ . f“ .

modern improvements, has had to increase Street Railway can.

BIB. YUM. A. LOCKVYBOD,

t! {EORMERLY House Surge.) and House Physician
E in Bellevue Hospital, New ork City. Office over
(J. J. Grnman’s Dry Goods Store. Otllce hours from 9
to 10 a. m., from 8 to 4-, and from 7 to S p. m.
R:rnnm:oss:—I)r. W. II. Draper, Physician to New
York City Hospital; Dr. J. W. S. Gouley, Prof. Isaac
l: l‘aylor, and Prof. Lewis A. Sayre, Physxctaus and
Surgeons to Bellevue Hospital, New York City.

I BE. N. A. RIOSMAN,

llas removed his Office and residence to the house
fm’mcriy occupied by C. J. Gruman, opposite the 2d
M. 15. Church. 001cc hours till 0 a. m., and 1t03
o'clock, p. m.

A slate can be found at II. II.
Norwalk.

U46 .
N. Ila-Good servants furnished at short notice.

HOMES FUR THE iiiILLillNl

One Hundred Building Lots.

THE SUBSCRIBER has for sale One Hundred Build-
ing Lots within eight minutes wall; oi South
Norwalk depot, at LOCKWCODVILLE. Parties
wishing to purchase may have a lot with a house built
thereon by paying a small amount in cash, balance on
mortgage, or may purchase a lot without any unprove-
ment, for a small percentage of the urchase money
in casb,balonce on mortga c. Price 0 Lots from One
Hundred to Three Hundre Dollars. I will be pleased
to show the lotsto any person wishine to purchase.
WILLIMT 'r. CRAW,
Real Estate Agency, over F. B. l’ardy’s Drug Store.

Maple, and she laughed until some of the
crimson blossoms with which site had deck-
ed her head fell at the feet of the self-styled I
monarch.

“Then Mr. Beech cast his eyes down, and
with the utmost disdain, exclaimed:

“ ‘A beautitul monarch, truly, with your
two leaves, and not a sign of a crown !’
“The little oak was astonished at the com-
motion his words had raised, and almost
ready to drop with shame as, one by one,
every tree and shrub around him joined in

AT THE
NE‘SV CANAAN NURSERY.
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the

public that their stock qt

Fruit (it Ornamental Trees,Vines, (ice.

is unusually large and of unsurpassed excellence. We
feel confident in s ying that we believe that our stock
of APPLE TREES particularly, to be the Largest and
Best in this Country. We are also positive that we
can furnish Trees in better quality, better order, and
for less-money than they can be obtained from distant
Nurseries. .. .
Those wishing to purchase Trees and lanes will do
well to send their orders early—er still better, visit our
Nurscrv and make their own selections.

' S'l‘t-Zi'IIEN llOYT S; SONS.

l’. S.—-Wc take pleasure in showingpersons through

_S_ept. 14th, 1863.
'NCR‘VALK MACHINE SHOP.

HE subscriber would respectfully in form Manufac-
turers and others using Machinery in Norwalk
and vicinity, that. he is prepared to do all things per-
taining to a general machine shop. All orders for the
making or repairing of every description of Machinery
attended to with promptness by experimced workmen.
Having added a Steam Engine (in addition to water
power) to his works, 11c liatters himself he is well pre-
pared to do all kinds of work at very short notice.
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.
of the Post Ollice and Horse
11

For the helrt that was broken for me—
. Poor heart! _
’l‘banklessl y broken formel

F. W. SI’ALDING, Moosup,

N. B. Gmman'r, Chester,

S. J. COREY, Roekvilie,

E. BIA-\JCESLEE, New Haven,
E. W. W HITAKER, Hartford,
W'. A. LEATIIAN, Mystic River,
J. SELDEX, Norwich,

ll. APPELMAN, Mystic River,

Sick with longing, hope, and dread,
I hurried across the sen;
She had was-led as though with grief, they said-—
Pocr child, poor child l—and was long since dead;
Ah! dead for the love of me—
Pcorheart!
Broken, and vainly, for me!

the Diggers.
sire pence—they long, and hunger, and thirst
for it. But these other cusses won’t let us
hev it. The Northern farmers wood come
here and buy land, and continyooall y irri-
tate us with their presence; they won’t adopt
our habits and customs, but persist in keep-
in’ up their own, and ez we know ’em to be

 

 

Machine Shop just back
Railway Buildings.

 

1VATERBURY £5 DUNCAN,

5‘9 Rear of Norwalk Horse Railway Depot,

Weighed down by a load tco heavy to hold,
She died murmuringly!
And I, remorset’ul and unconsoled,

Baker‘s store, South — ‘"
tl‘lfi

 

 

 

 

 

 

, __:' are new we ared to execute in the best , , . . , . ,
E.itT§§faN §- EBQBERIS: 171- D-a manner trial with tthgrgatest dispatch, everything in Norwnlk. Aus- 24lh.1363- 35 gfr,,:}tum,.e,§ldes{, 3310,1110; d‘ll“h‘:“l‘;su‘,’é 113:1;3351‘35 Giff}: Idrcam or the wasted days of old, the laughter, and mocked at his pretensions.
. . . ' ..' a. t . . “ . . -.'. .- '1" " " 1' *‘I— ' ' - -
laysieitm and Surgeon, gIer‘IrI-Iieaotie akin" 1nd Blacks ithlno‘ For Sale ,isihh‘c Nursery Andthc item; that was'broken tor me- And when even the birds snug songs of licpubhhms the siteuv one on our streets the 112111139; "t Lit”: ‘1*1“5‘1‘111011- L3‘1”“ A novelty in street locomotion is now tn
P ‘ k ‘ . ,__,,__,.__ _” ___~___”_____._fi __,, . . . _ , v .. . .' . . . - . . - :i'- '1. ' -. -' r ' m ~ - - -
.. 11 .. m _ . oorhetnt. derrsron, he made up 1115 nund to return pt1d00scsa speeds uvf nzy 0,, our cmzem Luce s s mu tmt (heap posmgc bring. course 01 mal and experiment at the ma—
131‘3'01‘ 19151115 111311 113311 51’1119031’1‘1'1111311” chine shops of Willittsd’. Hunniman Detroit
1

Office in Knapp S; DickCI‘mllD’S Bloch Carriages made to order, and Paintinw, Trimminv, 11E LAND fmmmn the entire “Un'on Park " on r " . - '

. ' ‘ . .r ~ . 1 « IR 1 :.ov l'frx ‘2 . .. - -

Repairing, to. done by experienced wfirkmen, With me west; being "200x250 feet, or near. Price C ' f ' C 0 N 18V ?‘ E‘ L ’ "0“" I m” 3 o "“ again to the little brown cotlln from which \ tch he; at times result 'd seriously to them.
They hold prayer-tncetms at each other‘s ‘11 111s ham-”0‘1 0f felts 1111011 1119 131541511 winch promises arc-at and successful results.

 

Washinuton St. South Nor 'alk. , . _ ~ ‘ _ _ . .
III S to 9 A. J. dImIrIdflIICarriage amber taken in exchange for work. 23",?“ Terms ICIIIOIIiIIe' Apflffi§s MITCHELL. LiERCIIAIN T TAILO]? 3 And my soul cries out. in bitter pain he had so lately been resurrected, and thus .. . . . ... . . . A a . ‘

Office Hou1-3_ 2. to 3 1". M. —II_II IN”— V"WWI#III‘I—'-""”w“—_"’ ‘—“ COIINER ‘VIIILLL A? ‘VA'IIEX‘ STSH 1”" ”‘0 b1”? thlltcannot be— . hiding under the farms, 101 the 31115 build :1 11011505, they hike Northern noose-papers 1.1111 O‘Jtls ””0ng confirm 311‘- Braddon '5 “1” The object gang)“ i5 10 propel ordinary
(i to 7. u CARRIAGE MAKING, FOR SALE, UNDER NORWALK HALL. 1:01: the love i-lflt'llCVClt‘I can come anion, . labvrintlt over his grave. wich wood pizcn the minds or our people whim“- A 1"”1‘10110“ "f 1331'“! 10 0110'311113 street cars by steam in a manner much more

101 the sneet young h e that \\ aslucd ll] vain, ~ ‘ but for the blessed fact that our people (1011’1 their former figure on the London and North safe, (dump and reliable thanby horses. The

“Just then a bright little. fairy hopped out
of a forget-me-not, and coming up close to read it) “113’ alarmin 03‘1“? “1111 they 11‘”

established skools among he nigger e til.
dren, and are teachin them to be above the
speer to rich nacher and our theology as.-
sined ’em. Bascom told me that they bed . , ,
never spent four dollars all told at his her. Braddon proposes IS IIMIIICQMO to the L‘m-

ted States is one WOI'idj’ of earnes. consider-

IIow kin be live in peece with sick? The J , , ,
1 attou.——1rtbunc.

VERY valuable )ls'cc situated in the most. 005- UDLIC attention is invited to his tine stock of
4.. trnl part 0! theI Town of Norwalk, about two P Fashionable Styles of CLO l‘llb, CASSIMILIKLLE
minutes walk from the Horse Railway Depot. The and VESTINGS. which will be made up tn the Les.
house is large and commodious. The place comprise: manner, at short notice, at most. rcasot‘table rates. ' . .

about two acres of land, and is abundantly provided Ready-made Clothing on hand tor sa.e at the ion est
with trees, shrubbery and out-buildings. This place is rates.
suitable for any gentleman. For full particulars eu- -
quire of JAMES MITCHELL,

Real Estate Agent, Union Market, Norwalk, Conn.

SALE .

Western Railway so increased the travel in
one year that net returns fell only a slight
per eenlage below the returns under the chi
titres.

The question how far such a system as

Home Shoclng and Blacksmithlng.
Lyon, Alter-n die (30..

‘ TOULD announce to the public that they have ta-
ken the old stand of Capt. Ilenry Lamb, Main

Street, where they are prepared to execute in the best

manper thh i'reat dispatch, anythingr in the above line.

Carriages mac 0 toorder. and Horse shoeing, Painting,

Trimming Repairing, the, done by experienced work-

men with lsmleh. 1y“
AUGUSTUS LYON, WM. AHERN, CHAS. FOX.

And the heart that was broken for me~
Your heart! 9
“WIN“ “111110115“ 101' “101 the despondent oak, whispered, softly :
”"""*"‘~‘"“4'“~”'35W “ "fake heart, little oak ! take heart !
Don‘t. you know that merit is seldom appre-
ciated unless accompanied by show i’ so
mind nothing about this ridicule; but make.
friends of the sun and dew, and don’t try to '

engine used is an ordinary double cylinder
conneeud b‘y an endless. chain running free-
ly over cogs with the axles. Its power so
applied is that of 15 horses, thul admitting
ot'the cot'tstrueliou of much larger and more
commedious cars than those in general use.
This engine is almosf noiseless in operat'on,

 

PATENT AGEN CY.
‘WILLIAM VIN .,
fag-381:3 and Solicitor of Patents,
Mechanical Draughtsman and
MODEL MAKER,

 

A Good Customer.
“Show me a shade of golden brown silk.
I have made up my mind to have a silk one,
Brarggist “113 111’01119931'3': and must make it answer all purposes.”

 

firmwares} P. WEED,

 

BUILDER-”G E46118 FOR

 

 

1-“ ,_ fi‘I‘E‘EIIZEEQ‘ff’PENWT. _ c, g, Lgefiiwgsg) A NUMBER ofvcry dosimblqlotain qsoodneigh-
n 0 3,1311ng & BRCTHER I utcs 33if°§rdaffiiEieé‘stiiilc'iii‘c‘é”'rl$‘$§l$3{3%l%3% L I placed several shades of brown silk bc- stretch up your head until your feet m.,, niggers won’t work for us on 9.5 we pav emits hardly any smoke, and is self-supply-
“ ., . f I - I S -' I . ' 1 S: ‘7 :3 ', , _ , I . - , ‘ I ‘ Law~mnuw~cum ' ' ~ . - u u
j I I , MSG. ten lots, aux-250 feet, aboht a ratio from the “ ”‘n "IMAM“ 1 f0“: 1101. 311d 1111111911 1110111111003. firm set, and be modest, retiring, generous, ‘cm, and the result is our farms is runniu ‘ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ”13‘ ‘1-‘1 1‘ 13011119115“ "3 0WD steam, Whldl IS
The Circus. thrown back into the tank under the car.

and the time will come when you will be far down. Bllt little is perdoosed by us, and
both in position the original Kentucky Stock is geiiin to be
set e}: yoor eyes ever rested onto.
are yoo going to

Bridge; Wood land, nice location; will be sold vcrylow
if applic for soon; from 3100 to $200 per lot. Apply
’ to . .5511 a: IVES,
No. 1 Water Street.

The machinery (which is very simple,) is all
rd under the car, with the ex—
Ctpiltfll of the boiler, which fills a space

about thesizg of a man on the front platform.

Fashionable Draper t’ Tailor
AND ' . ,,

‘ I
Gentlemens Furnishing Emportum,

. v u '1. , , . , 1 n . . - - - , ,

V OULD respectfully inftlartp tilhe glitzcns of EOzIII 111109 ““11 3:1‘11122) She 531111: 13011111113 10 ‘1

walk and vicinity tut c as remove 0 rich usirr‘us 31 k— ‘ m it W11 “1- kg - . r . . ' ... .‘ r . n. ..

his new store on the “old spot” formerly occupied by ’ . l . _ .II my hon «11001 (I all liltsc Silly ptopl. ,
net come a little higher than I mtcndcd; so and fume]

him, on the north side of Wall Street, ~wrhcrc, with inl-
czeased facilities, he hopes to gne sat:s.actton to .11 I Will have it made of that ;n and she laid “The oak listened w the Wood {1&1va
a . ..

*3" .'-r , are; , r! _
1’ UE‘JBA“ G LJTbs who may wish good articles of

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Groceries, Flour, Feed, can,
Nos. 12, 14 and 10 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.

People wonder why it. is that when the
horse and rider are sweeping" round the ri: =
at full speed, and inclining at an angle
which seems to threaten to send them both

..A"t n ~ ». .
wt lt othltafid

 

as secdv 1'.

Now in regard to us \va'

 

ad-

 

ELBEB-T CUIETES, out '1 p" of 't f ' q l't “I '11 1
Main Street Norwalk Conn. ‘ mac 1 1 “1101' 11“ 1 .Y- . “'1 1W9 vice and practiced upon it He made friends do" Are too a rein to perteet rs or them ‘-'
Iiierclnnt'fi‘aihr ’ ’ l .7 ‘t H " .. . ~ -- —. - . - . 1 '- -‘ .- - . . - '7 ~ - ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 3 ‘I’ “' ‘ ' ..- . -. . ,.._ .- -. .. .- .
‘ ‘ ’ B if I L E) I 1‘ (a L (9 E E9 9 Bil-gs. alcdtcmes, Pelfimcly, Patent ”1001 bull ttmnnmgs to go it uh tt,0pjy3tzf§lqtngor 0pm,, 5,1,, and- dpw, and all the flowc1-_.- Are yoo goiu to bring yoor mixer to beer on flying into the sawdust, the horse doesn’: : 11¢ .1141“? 11» 601151111000 “13011 1119 base-
fall into the ring altogether, and the mar. burningplrin.w1th a feeder running down

I??? I must a]??? 11511"; a 1:15:30 of blue 10 learned to love him, for, as he grew older, heir side or ours ‘3 -Is Deckin I’ogram’s
thsicians Prescriptions accurately prepared. iILIIr 1:13 CC11111 w 1011. 111 (All 11 0111 Of he protected them from many a storm, rc- triggers to be pcrtecteu in their iasolent re-
' ;___ ”W , fight “4’ 11111011 “3 POSSUM“ NOW show me calving upon his broad brow tier-cc blasts foosal to submit to his guidance and direc-
”YE. A. gAeggggzg a; 13330., flowers and ties to comparcwith the silk. I that would have prostrated a weaker form. tion,or are they to be left to him to be dealt
hil’h, Kn. 1 Gamma Building. have some lace 111‘“ I "”11 5913111 11L 519-119 “Thus the years went by, and Alisa. Maple with as he chooses ‘3 Is the citizens uv the
$1222.? . g 1 . . i ll . t .. me :nhprcttya bonnet as you can out of the 'and 31.339901, saw the};- young‘ rival musty!) Corners to hcv the right, wich is theirs, to
0,1,{151Bge‘1‘5fi§,§g:§,fi§ifli{3‘13,,g§’{.§,.;‘,,°,“§,§;3"§;§ 111111‘1'1‘L1S- 1,111 1119 1’01'3'5 ’15 10W 011 1110 top them in grace and beauty, and in their old chastise these beings in their own way—to

’15 1’0351109590'41133 I am 1011. ““11 I (103,1 age they were obliged tohoaor him as King redoose em to their naternl level er. they see

7 ._,_ »-— tensive stock of
‘V‘I‘TCHESr JEWELRY! SILVER Want), FANCY “1511 10 “1151 i9 my height—a 111110 011 011” of ,thc Forest. ‘ ill, or are they to be hamhered bv SUljl‘l's

AGENT FOR THE
Singer Manufacturing Co’s

Firs" Premium Sewing Machine,
as to time of payments. These lots are located on

The best Machine for general work. . , , _
“Spring Iltll,"overlook1ng the water and surround-

‘ ing country, and are unequalled in beauty. by any lo-
Hanuner’s Cljnxnpaign Ale, cation‘ in N orwalk. Lots for $400, $500, 9750, 51,000
i llE attention of the public is solicited to the supe- to 9“?" _ #111": at Gazette Otixcc. ‘ 1‘
rior quality of I

through the centre; an application of the
.;..:u: principle which is adopted in what are
No doubt many, even ofouryonngerreaden UJ11'v‘t1 “it-“"1’i11'1111132' I*19V'~‘5- T119 9113111919
know that there are two‘ mechanical forces “Nd“ ‘i’~ :-~C'- £01111“: carrying ’1 loaded 081'
—the centrifugal and the e uitripetal; the ‘lil ‘1 111‘~=‘«'Y grade ‘11 11111 speed “111 stopping
without jar and within three inches of any
desired point. The tirst cost ol'a ear of this
pattern is about $500, but the economy of
"net, xvi-.tr and tear is so great, that its actual

cincs, Cigars, etc, L'C.
tumble when he is jumping onthe horse":

back. IWc shall try to explain the mvstery.

Curtis’s Building, Main Street, Norwalk, Ct.

, , . _ ,

For Sale Cheap,

 

Gents’ and Youth’s Clothing cut and made to order,
at short. notice, of the best materials, in the latest
- ‘ienCctl workmen. Prices reasonable.

And upon the most
ACCODIEIODATING TIER-BIS

 
 
 

 

 

as. 5.: 6?. FE. EKOL‘MES,

DEALERS l.‘q‘

 

ill's‘l' being a tendency to fly from the centre,
the second a tendency to seek it. A horse
galloping round the ring is forced to incline

onoesmss,
more,
Paovmoxs, .02.,

Real Estate.

 

 

 

Main Street, Norwalk, Ct. HAMMERIS FRESH BREWED '1 n ') ' ~

. . Goons DILVER l LJTEI) WARE kc. .- . . ....., . . n , . ' . . , z . . .‘ . . .1 -. .. ,, . ,_

. . ‘ . . CHAMlPAIGN ALE. ‘ . Bonds & Mortgages Bouo‘ht & 801d. ' . . J. '_ .. . . r: it 1 side, to 11......“ 111L111 look .,....) , ‘ "At lastnvlnle the youngmonarch was yet and stch, and be forced to the hoonnltashun mu ard, 2.11.1 the greater -ns spud Ulbgltdltl . . ' ‘ . .
7'" ‘ lnsnvunce “‘1' 01‘ Hartford, ’lbls Ale 1S brtwed fresh allseasons of the year, '13 “115Gb “"13 .electcd “1th “m"; care “1"} L “0t 0 to “Y ' sl all i .. m ' l t ‘ nit ' n l' , . . - , - * ' “""Ti '1 tl' - " ’-1i ... ' ‘ bu ,1. - . .- ‘ "'-“l‘l""" 0-H" 1'e<"‘i’ CO“duclnl‘ wild envineer

“Aha ‘ ‘ V‘ ’ I ’ and its keeping Qualities, especially ofthatin-cwcddur- SECURITIES NEGOTIATED. 5111'111159‘5‘1 in'h‘airtield County: “,1 “1111111! 01‘ P111501 UII “I“ III‘ “JI‘S I II“ pic. 3 " round as 1m“) lllld SHI‘I’ngy 1119)’ 10111311311 111111 {1'11 1" 11" see-in ”5“ Cid ‘11 “11 NSPECE? “1 51m“- IIIIIII III II “I IIIII IIM' “I “ “I“ ("Ir IIII‘ III: I II I I, II “III“ II I I. I3
meawommd 1819’ CIIIIIIIII PCIXIIIIIIIIII III‘I’: IlIeIgrntilItIIcfretIiiifiqu IIIII WCIIIIICII' III gIIIIIIIIIIIIIeII IbII FR iNK B SHIT}? SgdhstIuIIIddIIIIIIIS are IIIIIIIC of IIIIIthIESIdIfiIIItIiIitIco “I I 0311 “1313‘," 1 mini; and 1 “101113113' added, rise no more and theiroree sturdvlhnlv- be Shel we under yoor atllllitli-=li"lli'i‘l l‘ev 11p- iztiiifi' 13-135 he, the 110130 0011111 110! maintain "‘ 3111’” "1“." C1511“ per (1"5II1V11‘10 ““3 aver-

an'. 3,. ' . .1 v '_. x. 1 .n.‘ x ,_ . ,_ 1‘ t 1 '. “3 ‘ I " ‘I ' . - -. . - .,..... .‘ .. _,_, . a."~

' ‘ ' ’ __-.-_.____. ”J the tune you have saved at giving your or- came the WW ofe 'awlinv worms and onlv me to hang nigger, and my and fmuhc, 11 int .. moment 11 at rest? W ere it to in 13» (M1 til 0- 0 hOhw and 0-“ ll" (1d! 1: 68-
v ’ ~ lintated :at 2:11.50. This is a vast saving in

 

brought to a sudden stand-still it worth" as
once tiali inward. If it tried to gallop round

the ring and to keep uprhfirt at the same

Capital and Assets, $5,052,830 19
Insure: against loss and damage by Fire; on terms
nlztfied to the hazard, and c stsient with
the laws of compensation.

For sale in Barrels and Half-Barrels, at Scllcck’s
Packet Olliee, Norwalk.

JEHIEL GRUMAN,
Agent for the sale of Hammer’s Champaign‘Ale, Wil-

Raom No. 1, New York & New Haven R. R. Depot.
NORIVALK, CONN. ,

For Sale :

Northern settlers as we hsv been doin, or
not ‘3 That‘s the question wich our people
ask, and on your anscr depends the support

(101' 511311 113: 1’951017011 1111011 Your bonnet. the blue-eyed violet that they had once
“NOW Com“ Jennie 110-“ 111 00191". 355 5119 scorned ever shed r. tear over lheir mourn-
is the eldest daughter. She has decided to ’

C. M. GRUBERHAN

OULD inform his friends, and the peblic gen cr-
erally, that since his robbery, he has resumed

er, ct .-. :accoun', in which vortex the profits
ot'strol railways are so largely absorbed.
A proa‘tiucn‘. director of one of the Nchork

V

 

 

 

 

and hopes by fair and honorable dealing to merit __ , _ ,, . . _‘ ‘ ,
any one ill the Corners who does. but 1

GEORGE R. CUWLES, ton: Conn,
Sole Agent for Nora-all: and vicinity. Hopse and lot with ham Westéve. SIIIfIllIhIl) business with an entire New Stock, consisting of i l 1 11 1'01 fate. t' . . l 11 1 I
‘ ‘ ‘ near men. ._- lave a itt e 'aunt at 111 . -' n r- , . .. ., . . . . m ‘ .,. , .\. .. .. . .. nne its nnoe us won t (rive it out:h 0 lie-
v . _ , I“0‘§l Chg-TING“ ‘: “ “ “ hacreg 71000 Pine Gold and Silver l‘é’atelics,» _ . . ,3 ”_y_ . a f “"111 1‘8“.” “The oak, no longci reminded by the“ m yoo. -he Ccrhu- ls Opt.) to p.0posals. d1 13.x".‘nn‘ 1 ' v ‘ M“ . ., ”A . ‘ “-d IL- ‘ W‘ll'tt
rearwaik Elisul‘fil-ce 0.0331133“). so i. .1 :s. 1 u u ‘1 Washington St. 11,000 . . . W110” 11” 1113 Inescnt. 'lhe one she tried ”gen f h... f . ..1 ,1' .n. ho...“ .1 The Corners can be sekoored to your ad- ”m L' 1‘11“” “PM“ 1’) the 33111301115113 5“” X "‘““'-"= ““3 3’3““ ”if“ ’ 1 3
_ u u u u Ely’s N003. 000 of (littercnt Manufacture;agreater variety of ' V H , _ ,1 . '. . . . pH" 00 0 1” OlnILl 0“ “I‘M”! ' ‘ a“!1 O . _ . , . I . . Of fl . 1 .- 3 l': -\ ... . 111 . .,h J. . ' ' . '. . E 'Illhi ' i 111 unit if llll' 11“)!ch “Myer 1131-
NORWALK, CONN. , _ . , “ " “ Down Town _ 31500 F I V E J E “7 E L It Y yesterday ; you lau it aside for het,she said. grow proud and haughty, and to care 1,553 mmtstrashcn, or ll. mu be driven into an at— 1C ‘1 11’1“}, 1‘ 10% ‘1 hi“ 1‘ lb £01015 j 1 ‘~ ”1 1‘ ' _ ' _ ‘l ‘
t l $.00 000 The 1‘01I“'a“\ [1'0" “ 011‘s, 1: If f: 38:15,? E1Y’§,NCC1i 3.383 J“ , . - ' ’ Tl‘llll it up with the ribbon and grass she and 1055 about the flapnds ofhig; childhood . tltood uvdeftance. ' round it is melmed many degrees beyond izes all that is confidently anttetpated from
.051108 to o a - ~ _~ . r. . , _, ‘ ~ ‘ v _ , . __ .. .,.”... _ , .- -
(I ,, I: i; l , $100,090 . ‘ j: :2, 1: 505150 ‘1: 1,§00 $6ffi‘ifgfiggfigfigg‘:fijfiifigg{ficfllzgtggg looked at. It you don’t remember I’ll tell and greed 111d selfishness also ”up, into his It hes been said that yoo are a sphmx. t1” “1‘11“ inI ’51“ 113- A3 COMM!!! thvhfln. 1M CJA ‘III UPCI‘lmhntS 1111!? {til Infillimh .
I’ll-a “P “1‘ a 'v 5 . ARE DOW prepared 10 {1111115th 91'0” “01100 C118" ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, 5:388 in his hue to which he would invite special attention, you her description.” heart, and he drank up all the rain-drew, Wat a Sphinx is I don". know, W‘I is ther no matter now high he may leap, he is Sill". :55 adoption 011 his 1111': 110118 W!“ 35:“ 10 “18
' ‘ to come down upon the animal’s back, for company $30,000 per month. This steam
e-z

Inge of all descriptions, including Pulleys, plain . .
“ “ 9.100 “I 1011193111111?” 111113 311011111 I 1013311119 and can-"ht every arrow of sunshine t'hici: .
° the motion of the horse is communicated to r is creating great interest in Den-mt, and

 

 

Wu. C. Srnznr President 050. R. Cownza Sec' . .. , . . , .. 1
‘ I’m“ Hm: Treasurer. TI' y gzaiimpshf‘lffil}{Oglgéhg1lcsctdl‘l91kge1 t0 WWW 1:135 ,, u u u u 0 900 and receive as heretofore the liberal support of the
- . all)" 4-» 40 , . W0~ DIK- - " u u u u Snrhw Wood 3700:) onbhc. 1 _ » orders or such customers. - tl . K' n. ,- th- 1).. .. t f . 1-. .- must he s' i1llll(ljl‘< or '00 would-Int have

—~« u .,. u u ,7 v South )\01‘V\'81!\’, Sept.2!,18tiS. . , , 1“ 111: 0 0 ~11 C-‘S r0111 11: (L111! ('1. ‘ ' ‘ “i ‘ 3 ‘ W ., , , , _ . . fl 1,

1,000 .. . I . “M , ., , , “No doubt 'ou w1]1 suit her- 1,0 do” r'bed , 7 - . . , n. . .. -. ., , . the ltd-er. . :s well worthy tue attention of 0! ed: 01'
ASSETS OVER $25,000,000. .,. , . m.,. , “ ‘1 1‘ ‘1 ‘1 1,100 5 t” be 1 and even tom: the pearly dew to bathe bu. 50 (HULK.- - ”'3 1—5113“ ilv-‘crllml 11'. “USO“ . ~ _ 4 , _, _ . , .. ._ .. ., ‘ 'l-

I I -.._... SOIIEETIEHIG “In“? I 2 IOIS 0n UIIIIIII PIIIII’IOMIO “(III 3,000 I I II P Iii IiiiI 8 What She Wanted.” his own bro-t l brow and left the ter" and we‘ll to continvoo to Liav Sphinx, ill’a' 1‘ any “11’1” 1"“1‘1°1’5.1“1V"~‘ 111011.111“ 01 5131'1‘ ““3““ ““1““3'“ u. “”5 (”‘3' ““1 cluev. .ere.

_" . Blots Down Town 75x210 each 800 {In 0 ya 8 31108 gall Y ,~.. , _ , , . ' f . . . ' "~ ’ ‘ - ‘ " “ ‘ ‘ a ‘ . ~_ , ' , ' . . . . ., . .: .. . . .. . .,. .. H ' ; -. «f _

1 , ‘ It it don‘t exactly suit when it is finished the violet to faint and die at his {em for 11w yoo agom to eontmyoo iii the groove inn= mg ‘1“ {1“me “MI", and 1‘ “fit to tL‘mh “ - Gummy IMIMWI Remit

horse tne commofitrtck of picking up a ‘”““- -1‘-“"‘“'”“r"-—-- A .

Several lots on Benedict's Farm, lily’s Neck-and

GEO. R. COYVLES, _~ ..................... . .
Representing over $34,000,000. she can step in, and we wdl alter it}! wieh yoo he, sot yourself, 0,. are you ugh,“ v . .1
I Du. navnxun Ix rm; CLass-ripox.—Al-

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AGVV" t‘? “K n11(119511“SD<>1‘eies for the fol I A I'tP"T (.LSSS CITY Spray; WOI’III tIlItI Mileage 300;“ IIilItIIlIII $0rwaIk IIIIIIOI' wrnt of one little drop of water

9‘ .,.. 1 :1 *'°”"“ . . ' 1 I ' 1° ‘ “ I I 0" --1 5°11 01“ 03 w 1- 1 6“ JIGCC to very llb- Hartford Fire Ins. Co. Assets 41-2 2' 0‘ 00 r . ‘ I ‘ 1 V I ' = . ' . . . - .,.. ~ . .. .

”Wing Insurance Companies. "“11““1501 payment. IPMties “15101190 purchase Continental lusurance’Co" “ “11213,,(09?) 31 “Now comes Baby ‘L ell, and her order m “The 01k had fordotten all about the eood t0 1101) 0111 31111 hiill 30131391513130 0131' 11"013‘?" iImJMMhKf’ 1“ them plocud 3’ folio '\ ‘I‘ . .
Etna, “uniform Assets Jan. 15h, .53, 5,052,850 ‘ _ n H 1. . . . m, 1015.“) build on, can arrangeto do so immediatelyou North America 1",,- 00,, Philadelphia, 2,000,000 the 1‘.‘“‘lili‘§lil‘lt in 10“.“ Her flther sq m . - ‘ . ' a ‘ ‘=:_ .,.. .. .,. , _ ,, ..-, ,l' .. , .,. n. , ,. ,_ .. | . Spread on the sawdustawhite clolhcontztiu- though patient to a proverb of all (115005-
nozno of N. . “ “ “ “ 3,730,931 B13 IBII ‘Hd 1 110111110 Estabhg mefll pszf'lug for their lots. All of the above property is in- Germanials‘ire Ins. Co., New York, 925,000 W ‘ ‘ f ' ‘ ‘3” fairy; but: sue, seeing now utterly SUIiLSd it: 11111 = .q..t=.~..to.. 111M” “511-11111 1111 “1-1- . ,, _ y ‘ . .. , I _ , . j, 1'“ .. . . . .'. ‘h' h . (1
hunk. of N. Y... “ “ " “ 1,555,507 . a (l. - a at e or the proposed City of Norwalk. City Fire 1115. Co.i Hartford, “ 450,000 00 the very prettiest.” had become de‘crmiucd to brinrr down hi‘ ,1,,.C,,,.h,,., ez well If I remember sritrhl mg a .tbexal supply or oats,‘leau the anxma. $1011: A: Us MCINDOA 1'00m W 10_ 1310111180

. ‘ v u u u u 1533.319 ' v .. _ n - , - ~ , _ v ‘ t ‘ ‘ ‘ .3 .‘ ‘I‘ II' I _ I I I 5 I . , ., .' ,. . . u , ,_ .,, n ,- . n ,., .‘ ' . . .- . . ' u ,v _
- vgffi'igIoIfl‘iI-IIf-v “ “ ” "“ 1:477:677 At No 1 G-Wettc Buildinrr (u ) S‘eli“; cv CtIiSIIIlIIecuIécxIIJIttIx‘tItIuIIaI I312: 130., “ 39.0183) 30 , II“ but 1‘ “mm"? that one sentence, “1‘" pride ; so she whispered a word in the cars 1110 C(lllt:lt)0dlll 51‘11101100 11" )‘001‘ letter 11" IUIIIIII III” .1“? “I ’ and 13‘ mm m“ ”m” 0‘ I!“ I0 1:“: “E “II ClusI’ ”RIO develop, m anyde
Iuici'uauonah 1:1- Y-! “ ,‘f f: ,‘f 1.13.3}; ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ““ ’ C’ 1 N " A Ber-JEN LOTS State Mutual Fire Ins. 00., of Hartford. father says,” unfolded. I saw the proud, of Time who was i-vqt pt- .. .,«N In... with ht, ~iccept nice we? “let "4 ‘iev peecc 1” I w~‘nt “”1" Th“ ‘5 135505 N“ 17 its 013"“ 1N1“ grw’ mt" love oftruln; and although 8mg"
v..., ,---, "' , , V , I' - _t.. LocA. 1.,21 _ . .. 1 “‘ ' “t V “‘ ‘ " ' “ . . ,. . , . I“ .. . » .. ‘ .~. -~ v
I ItilIZIvISIItIaIN' I \II' n u u .. 43-1386 HE b ‘h , id , : -tt' h i t h .1 Most cliglbly situated on Hillside, LIME IhSURAINCL. pI‘OlCCiIYC love ”HMSW'CIIL’LI11131-103111 toward .. .., I \ . l f, ._ ‘)ee"'- 'trd y.) ,h,7 .,.“ n,,,,,,,_,..5 How is lhi-c to or in the horse s mind a commctnm hc- al~t.l_\ toler. .2t 0t dullness and slowness of
3137111 AmericI‘R. Y. “ “ “ “ 709:1“ T iredIsI OIICIII’OIILXIIIE thitplfe I113: nItIadEIIIarrIdanIrIe: At $400 each. worth $500 and only 850 down balance Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, th ‘1 bah ' rr'rl Ti 6 I'll] . ' n" l - .- ,. be) me’ and be, nothing II'UI‘ SING ‘ ”It x III, I III ‘ ‘I I I-III :; I I I tween-the cloth and the oats The march eomorchension, ii' there were 0130 NW CV1-
l’amum 11.1., “ “ “ “ 013:195 mentstn oliena'tii‘aIit-cIlass New York CitsttubnEh- in$501-~sloiuonthly pan’nents. Annlyto ' . “53153200000000“ " 3’ 51 ‘ ‘ ‘ “ “We” 1010‘1‘15 ‘tnonarch of the torest’ a blow which sent a 135's“:C 10 1)“ “““mm “W”- Li“ . . . ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ .. . . . ' .

HIP-1‘. 3*. In “ “ “ “ 5091963 meat, as abovch‘vhere he plcdrrcs himself to give sat- ’ I. M. BULLOCK, Gazette Buildinw. Alina Life Insurance Company. Assets $3,000,000 00' around 1115 day’s work, 10 11111110 1011 113111013 'huddtr ‘ll“ou "it his 1 0 ‘rl mid hi ' I row‘r 11"“1’ i" })')"'1"1‘1‘ 1"“"" 1") 1‘1“1“‘"1 I round IIIC IIIIICIII being OIECII or IIIIIICLI IICPCIIII IIIIIICII III II IIIIICIIIIII IIIIIIIIIC to improve, yIIII IIII
Couture-rec Albany N. Y. ” " “ 553,3:53 lsi’action 10 5111 is customers. a ._‘___.-..._. ' I, LIVE STOCK INSURANCE. - - . , , . ‘5 I ‘ ‘ 3 1 'I‘ ’ “‘ 'I‘ ‘j‘ ' I II I II ‘II‘ I I I I I .,I II II 'II - ' ‘- . - (")' . ‘- - l - ‘— . mitt . . . .- . I n - p -1 '0 vane 11 l'OHltll) a chute
\i'tT-éiel‘flgjlrléd‘), N. Y“ . h. :‘l I: $3.3; He will give special attention to Boys Garments as ' ”‘ {Etna Live Stockclhs. Co. Chartered Capital 35001000 00 1110011111; 1115 1101110“ Ind 510118 to rob them of beg-an at once to fade. Then the mocking and control in h“, own w, . he ,1 m, at Lift, (III st )1 s atBtm l..x.:ntithtt.,...ttl.t as a mutter .1.'.el : he; .1; 2:11 no}: “Duringdinsrhmlf:

inns l . 0 "! :.- th r t' uttlenicn. Persot 'bt-intrlnr'tbeir usnre llor‘cs attic be. against; (i'ath and the '. : "r‘ h 1.: tr - " ' .“ . . . . . ‘ ~' .. . ‘0 ,~ . .. . ' .. .'- .. . 0 '11111'5L“ ' (111' 1‘ 113113103 511 ' 111 3 599110-"11' i 1‘ - ' 1
. . AmeriC—‘I, IIId') “ “ “ I' 401:3“ Ststieizth (:IItdIliItvEItbe same eutor mIaIIde upIIiuaan ar- J' FERRIS’ Otllce in SivoIrds’BniIldinlI' South Nth‘walk III IIII’II’IIII III“ “In” around III? pIIIOW’ I0 make “111115 1111151106- 111 1115 1th0 111111 ‘11'1l1lm‘1 111111 [)Cccc‘ CUHUHJ (’0 ‘II‘l'lI‘Il PI'J‘HI‘M‘J‘LI —I'\ h” . . .- . I) . . .- I . ‘ ' .3 ' - - -l .. . n ' .. - I - . k if ’
,. .. ,- , .. u u u 759,9 1 ,- ,. - , , .=’. .,.. ~ ,,,' EICCISWCCL M 'sterious mot-1,1,... .1 .1“- . . “ . . ., , r .- , ,,, .. couple or techs, le will leutn to stop a.- know u ten q.xtstto..s “Liens e( remade-
i;°1“,1‘34r \V .,,, u .. u M 405000 “>110 “Wm“. “5&130331l101fif‘f‘i-Ib J ‘t KEOV igca] l. State Ao-ent . “0};th BLLILS, Abtnis. l .l. ‘4 “'5“ pa L1 ot his roval robes, and m afew short months has a distiller .--—m i.lC dilihLS of \S inskc. 1.. . , I ll . lk \l - , me u f 't‘ ftl cl t f o

cop es, ‘orces...', - . F . r' ‘ ‘ . .. o 1 . J a 1 r. n.‘ LYON, ‘ L. r. harms. no] 10\'01 ' , ‘ , , , , , ', l';‘;'.( 1:: it: a 1'0 or trt‘. op as lit a vva '. .1 '- 411‘0 1‘: :Izil’C so ll at n t ' assma e r m
”,1... 013,11, u e 0 279.146 _. _ .,-.--m.#-_.__.-__s.._.__H--,_-._L _ . ' 1151;, . as low m dam. as those he had he. inspector, Aeswor :qu Collrcor of Iulctnm -. . ~; . . , . . ., , ., . , _ .
Co:nmnm'.'c“m1N' Y.,“ “ “ “, 230,000 , , 5 ESTATES FOR SALE in Norwalk and vi- , I, “Fit up the littlcjock .,. 1100],;ch yester- ' . ,, R ..; n i... . . h . . . .. ,1 1| ~’l' ter a tune, the mun (ercluet mustbedoublec "300511154115 “ “9‘01 MUD-313110". 01‘ to afford
\l’cuchester ofNew Rochelle N. Y., 200,000 EOAICE. cunty, from 1-4 to 200 Acres, with buildin s I. d; It. SELLE mu, 1 , , ‘ _ glccted and despised. 1 ' “10") “1-” “(M “CNN “1“ ‘L ‘ C(m' , ,_ , - ; , :. , . - _ , . ...,, - .. ., .,.. ., - . . .. v- .

, , . ., . . .. . . . . - , . . - . . . .. , .- ..i . i .-_2 ) ~ 9. 5 ; -.~ .. e n llLl' an Oil...lit.lli\ tor terse] 11m:-
IugoptesorMgttgletov:u,tictma., 1003083 In; ,,,,de,.5,ghe,hhSpecial Cqmmhwcy appointed hhfltlfofihdpihh lrlrlitfthrfiggég ihollagggo. Also,'lO LL , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN any in Just the cunnmgtst manner to the Here Aunt Eunice paused and 1:09am tmyoo at p.300“. 3 5,, km thug we”), ,hm, 0‘V L .I d not} .1 It i. t, tn. man 1- bill... ..'I. , at I'-1~ 1 lII‘ .. ”:1 1" q u. d
Emmme" “a.“m.’ ’ ’.- .“t‘1‘9199‘ “mam?“ ””I‘W’m” ”9““? A31“ " I Address J‘rhuuls ' world—“1111 INKS 0f illusion filled with . . - .- . v ~l'sses Den’t :A-v that p“l‘i"t )1 the o‘hcr “ ”Shiv-t [W 81:11”. 1’1". 110‘ bllc‘vrt‘tilns- 21'}- .t 11“ 1‘ b” ““11““ 35c“! 3’ m ‘3'
And other Companies, Stock and Mutual, inConncctl- cultural l‘t’lClCU’, to take cbarrre of the Fair Ground-i, , p _ ‘ - ! F10 1" counting stitches. C 2... . n1. « u I ~ . L- ., ., 4 .l -. ,. ‘ . . _ . . . ‘ _ , , on... t“e “osnt cl 0,. “q 11035 (1.: . .

, o n v - N r. mg- - .,,, _ .5 . . at'lollesAslsly’slh‘ngstore,So.Norwalk. u.— , t1 m.,} '- 1 . ,.._ 2-. 1 d= WI 1 .- 1 k “ . - - z. n 1.. ,, . .. of: :. ltom inc ground, which is Just [in duh-.— 1-- P1 ~.- . ~'~ 11011331011.
cu., Massachusetts and new York. At 50. o, ha\e.t=reed to Lune ticketeo admlsnon to the track N 11 f ... . "t b H" ‘ ,1 G ' . lent am ) nuns rose )11 -. . a (t. it 00 “I' ,1. t .1119” ne‘ed Alice .1- she mm. no classes note, ointct. 1 tonsil)“ the ,1 u ood. . . . .
walk. application may be made to WM. '1‘. CRAW. during the season, except during the Annual Fair, or 0 CC or smuytna o e " tattle nzctte Otllce. Feed 1'} . f. - . , .. .. u- , , ,. , ~ - ,, . . I ‘ Ll ‘ ‘ “A ' ‘ b ' “‘ . . . , I ,. ~ ' ' . ill}! '~" wanted. \I‘r'ilell the horse has don; ”111 111 >3“; C-L‘l‘h‘ lll‘l’i'l‘ hi‘t‘llilitid 10 flVOld
_ _.. “MA. on the occasion of :1 public trot, for the sum of So for I“ a “”3 ClO\.n. :L’ “I“: mm" 50“ indication of the continuance 01' the story. IlIS 111311 OUJC'm-‘hun ‘1‘“: “‘3": mud” i111 1“" . ‘7 . . . . .- . , .1. . . )..p '. 1 ‘ . .. 'n '1 ‘ "\h d 1'

GRQC‘Z‘BIES each team. Persons subscrihinrr willbesapplicdwith AND need wl 'Ith- I in . ‘lcct l‘t - t 11.. J ' , , . . . . 1 . ,. : h this a tcw times, and hams. that though h.- dtone m. the union. v. m... c ec med
‘1 .,ic,.e,,,,~.,amisqion, .,ndkeytfium,..ueby.,h1,1ym.. ' "” “I .ve 5'“ cc 1 01 no ' (.1 “1 es, all of my part; butI thoulrht you trouble. “11131:” ‘1‘“ ”“3 m“ olhectcd, "1‘ ,h be} L no'h'n r 0,11 1, “ if} 1 CI; 'i‘l ' 'll 'rue were of en equivalent to an
~- - . - ~~ ~ ,_. - a - - .. - ,_ -- " ~ . . (x. s. .C' t l L t e ' ‘e nave -. ., -' we ‘~‘ 4 " .
Grazia. lather wnl allow no stint on Pets but, it he . . , -_ : . .,. . .,.,» wood boy but at )L‘CCB now. The nlg‘u‘t‘l'i ~ ‘ ‘ a ‘
’ ' and Etlawcre 1° ttll me the {any 5 name. I ‘ handful of oats as a reward, he may in; argument. . ,

at the otllcc of the Norwalk Horse Railway Co. \
JONATHAN CAMP, Norwalk,
WALTER M. SMITH, Stamford,

N OTICE i -
E. A. WOODWARD, South Norwalk.

Norwalk, May 26th,1868. ~ _..

THE OLD SI’RENG
Temperance Dining Saloon.

JULIUS F. PARTRICK, having taken the above
Saloon, is prepared to furnish hot meals, atall

like the eel, hiv bin yoost to bein skinned.
and more uv it Won't hurt. But think in
that old man, Deekin Pug-ram ! Look at lll.‘
gray hair, his furrowcd cheeks and his, tot.
trin step ! Is he to be iIi‘rl'CQti in his old age
to stzmc his hands with labor for the neces-

Cheaper than cver,for Cash.

rlilillx: subscriber would inform the public generally,

that he still continues to sell the best of - rocertes,
Provisions, &c., at his old stand No. 4 Skrddy’s Block,
as then as the cheapest. llc off rs great-inducements
to cash uycrs, as he has as large an assortment of gro-
ceries of the best qualities as can be found at; any store
in the country. He wouldinvite the special attention

of all to his size .
COFF ‘, TEAS, AND SDGARS

which are of the very best quality, and will be sold

The public are invited to call and examine and

A sceptical student, promising himself the
pleasure of a prolonged controversey, once
inl‘orun-d the president that be had been un-
able to discover any internal evidence that
the (lid Testament was inspired. “For in—
stinct-3’ said he, “take the Bookof Proverbs.
Certainly it’needed no inspiration to write
that portion oi‘the Bible. A man not inspired

works night and day to get the money to
pay for 113’
‘ I “(first a blessed edstomerl’I’ said I to
PARKEH’S Gracie. ' .
' “1'03 . ' " 1.."-; (r I r
none sma'r racronr .,. ,,;.;’;.“,;’Z,:::i,,‘;,3:§fi“‘k” ‘<=°°‘“‘““5
‘ AND I look, but the insinuation angered me.

“I not tell i one fairy did Mm on msmma’s
rose-hush, all (Passed up baolzjr‘ul, and said,
‘h—u—m !’ ” and baby Anna tried to imitate
the noise of the humming-bird, which, in
its beauty, she had mistaken for a fairy.
Alice thought- thc i'airy’s name must be
Love, and Ella concluded it was Charity.

trusted to perform in pubiie.

The list step of all, the pursumilug,r the
horse to carry the hundiu-rclticf to his owner
is easily done. Oi'bis own accord he will
hold the cloth till it is taken front his mouth
and th -re will be little diiiiculty in causing
him to walk a few paces when he kntiws

at James’ Building, Water Street, Norwalk, Conn.
lst door above Street’s Hardware Store.

 

 

The subscriberhaving taken out a License for the

 

Sale, Renting and Exchanging sary ”abstunm wich, acne: Base-om left oii

Oysters, Stewed, Roasted, Fried,
trurtln’ can only be not {of (ah-til L’ is iii

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

:31“ I131"? 1119‘115‘flvefl' A' MOREHOUSE' IIIi-asdeIIItIlIiI: $123115 also shi ) )cd in liC'TS to "11 art~ of u ' , . . . r . - . . ,. . ... .
-- -~— .5 w 5' 7.5 B SWAN axiachtInmn-yh lighlii‘lcfitgLg’drtlesuatpgiied:01:1 :Ue Fancy GOOdS Store. a (3:333:IiISILOSIIiIIIIrfIIté $21,;nngglfif'rsgf’I; ‘111111 19111119“ 311111511; “LUV” 511111 (32“11‘1135 ‘ . , q t‘ ‘ 1 Ln: he‘will act a handful of oats or a carro:
‘ . >ome-ma e tesrn acct-on. a you 1.. . . *1 ' -‘ 1" 1 ‘ i5 - . '. .,. , -.‘ ,.'~' ..; . l . ‘ -\. u \'e:;:‘.‘;e.‘.e:'eiiitlt'; 11.1.: lid. , , 3‘ , , , , ,n, -. ,- _. , . ,
SagéiiztilIfiarncss Iliakzzr, £31333 £23111 barrel—no poisonous lead pipe used. . 0F . Next, to the D 8:, N Railroad Depot arid, indignnnliy. D I: lIilIlI‘vI‘IIItiiILI, ahIIEIIIIIinth‘I;I’IvILuhtnIIIlIfc 5:35; (.l):tI\'it!, v. 1:.) With 1:-.-‘.'er yoost to we . I.I,III lIblI':bglL:?: I'MZJIIIL: IIIIlfiIEIIiIDbf unIfIIIIIII :,)I:,I_I EIIILGAIletnifiigISI 2:21;, $2: (18,} .1211:
I I I ' NO doubt that the calling IS "he" 50 (“"I' to these little girls just what I am going to brot to it in he flower of h. ;' 1:3,“; I1: {OIIIlegILILIlIII-Itt II;::;iIx'liI:tI;-.II I: 33,1: pit-.4. r‘ns nijyself.” “Very well, my semiper-

DJUIN'NG the Dzluhury A; Norwa k R- 11- Depot, Saloon opened l‘romo a. m. to 11 p. m., (closed on.
1" .‘ ‘|--"v-' 1-; ~"~'-'u )"i""; ~ . . ,.
“m ‘ ‘U‘ ~' 0‘) 1° ‘ ‘MIML I I “ "“I I“ unp~ you can," was thepromphreply. "Sup-

 

Sumluvs). Private Dining Room for Ladies entrance . . ,.
- ~ ’ graced, reph-d Grace coolly. “Those that .. , .. . . ,. -l'ttl' l..-. . .
' N1) “limo k1‘m“ 1 L 1““1“ ' hour's gallop round the ring twice a day,

* C. E. 01' 9. ii. Stanfield,

 

 

await; (,‘nnn., keeps constantly on hand and . , .. I ‘
. 0 order every description of underJ. h‘. Bennet.’s Store. Gent’s entrance under R 1 3W5 .t - 1;
II I II ‘ I II MI III curIerISSIIOC Storm III ea S a e I ' “ {'- ' -‘.~. .. t a . N . . _ 3 . , . .. \'.-| - ,.....,x ‘ n t '
Harness, EIGlse lam-mime, “climates. , s-.. ’ DtZ-tm-‘Rs in do ll “yUIIIlII .a) {me hhd phat). I 1 ' 0,15 ion;.r as llunuhty guards your 1“,,” only :lSK. )0.) l0 bs ul puck. )omsut, «Li. and -i-. occasion-ii hm“ allmranee of one 11051‘ .1,“ make' the experiment. Prepare a
. . “nine :33 ic‘it ltisnt mine )ut let's ' ,I‘, h, Riv" ,_ , . "a ,_ . ..: . . . . -. .. ., . _
l l I Y i ..Lt p .l.l.l.lS ( .. L .edl l. .llL M. ll\1q Al“. “pl-'1 H.011 Ill‘lllif llllll t0 his rlcllSCS. 'l‘o “ROI. “3“. 1,121-vcrbs,:‘:nd read “10111 10 “10.9.1358 10-

you will be happy, no matter what may he
tu’

or Clothing. Also, Sadaller’s lardware and outfits,
'l‘ru'nizs, Ya zes, Carpet Bags, See.

All in want of anvthi f in his line. will (lo-well to
give him a call. Orders for any kind ofwork prompt-
ly cuccntcd. Repairing done neatly, and cheaply, at
short notice.

morrow. The next.” It is hardly necessa-
ry to add. that the attempt to rival the wis-
dom of Solomon came to an abrupt and in-
triorious lermimtien. Again, when asked if
“he ..-o:isidered dancing wrong,” he answer-
ed, “Not much tithe. for that sort of thing in

. . -.. l :. '.
:.‘\ (IA.‘!L'AI)J_L,I 1:.

let llr h. .' peece. \Yilhdr.

Fresh Salmon, Gystc:~s,€lums, mid
the shape of soljery—stick to the l rt‘nldi‘Ut’}

Fish, Fruits and Vegetables,
WALL STREET, Opposite Connecticut. Hotel.
C. E. SCOFIELD, Elijah 1 1). ll. SCOFIELD,

to do with as she pleases. And that some
do take advantage whenevu they can is one
- reason that customers baggie and hunter 0:
they do, and mistrust us all. I wish all who
trade in that way had to take the trouble
they intake the rest of us.”

DATED in. WEBB,

WHOLESALE AND IlE’l‘AgL DEALER IN

your position in life; but when, by pride an!
selfishness, you drive away lhi- )an fairy,
sorrow and shame are almost sure to follow,
and at last you will (lie, unregreticd, and
your memory will pass away from earth for-

; horse to tire a pistol, let the lire-arm be
’ “.i to a post, and a pit-cc of white cloth
attached to the triggerdhe animal will
. it in his mouth and pull it, witu the
nope of a reward from its master.

Would call the attention of the public to the fact that
he is now ready to transact. business oflhat nature in
al its branches, and will assure prompt attention to
‘ .lli who may favor him with a call. Ills resources of

Ft
x2351,“ a 11d. W ooé— . . . . . . .
1 ’ gaming information relative to said business are un.

surpassed. lie has now for disposal

 

 

 

and authitt else, anl we will take care uv

 

”it: l“‘:i.
There are other things p‘hichyoo mus: .Io
to restore happiness and pteC' ‘0 this dis.

 

 

Minolta. ____-___,

'7 subscriberhavinzpurcbascd the CLOTHING iVJiH'l‘EI)“.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

‘11:. ' . v, ~ , ,
I} and onsr’s It'UnNIsIhIh'G mmgrjttm‘u, oth. T00! of “ashmsmnShcel. "
1 moral. will continue the usinesstna 3 name es h V v V ‘1' y VF, , ‘ [.1ng ..v )3 q ' . “In I" w r ‘ ' r 1
III Inc “III SIIIIIIII NIL II MIIIII IIIIICCII IIOIWIIIIII SOUTI: BORIWIILKI ‘ - (QtiIII'vézllPIn‘chrptlhatthSIIEtu[kitiIIltf’s-IfotrvalxiteIlIttIlItIé I 511311;?” bllSIN‘Cl lhl’l‘u ls blame on both Iracled cotutir‘r. The? (:;-.n be. not) Deuce s ‘ . A IIIIZIL 1.2.1) INI taught to .IIIIII I. II‘IIIE' . .. .* . -. . . y” . t”

. "he x ublic are respectfully invited to calland cxam- , FE E{R[\I 3: ES! Bl‘Il‘ICEg £10 binned cash prices will he paid. ' “21 _ i' _ ll .. . Muffin". and Daniel" W 1‘ c hm.....,....a~._~~m. - , \ ., . - . . ., 1 | . “A. ' . “ Fasten the t‘illllltll With two “it IIi'llIS be- m“ “ clld, Ll) son. 1e Lex .
iue the-large and varied assortment of 7 HE SUBSCltIBthas on‘haud and ready force. , t 9 l . l . J I L g . = — - < FRANK l‘». Sut'i'll, -1. (.3 01 It, n.4,: a . x . 11:) 0 cu: "3,54“, ‘ ‘ i , ‘01,, 000 men “worl'me'iik' nz lllL Linus All 0.11 LV our. law ‘ F . . l" )qk‘g 't"l )ot‘li't-r 1!". pupa. .- I . .. 0:1 :zlluiitti' occasion, when he had been

I REABY MADE CLOTH‘NG’ \VOOJ'C.I€I,I;‘i,’heIII3:I‘I°.:IIif'ca?! 3.}; “1"”,“I5 °[ 0°“1m‘d - 26:1‘ No.1, N. Y. k N. Ii. Railroad linilding. tumors—for theprcsenistatus of trade. The u. n-)- 0-1 l 51 - ~. D: _ _ n. .15. with- . .ttn ..c 1 e l. s .11 .-_., .III ...,:...._....._. w ‘ l k Chw the im Graven of
FR 53011 cLO’l‘us, CA ‘IhtliRES and VESTINGS, 1‘ c 1‘1’1L1m‘“ ‘1‘” “H W , ' “'“”_‘." " . . ” — " v' ' . " ' fault is not all on one side nor all from one 17‘5“"“3” ” the Nmegka " ”cm 1“““1' I‘” . ,. .. nah. into it 3,- ..M 1, i ivl’i‘, l'tile‘ fake :: long whip and, as too music pityg, - Ls: him“ I» a ‘ 1 P .x -1 ,“
whiehhe will makh up to "Ida:IIII]SII0GII[IEI§XE?\tiIIc§e]aIndIn Lowest lilm-liet Prices. Situated lnhoru'alk. . QPEL'HHAL $913,113!“ ‘ t' ‘ k ‘ _ or '1'“; 1 1 l 1 I,“ 1 nevi-"4 “r" \vori‘inlr like “1“,. The 01.. u . -- . ' -- I .11.}? . .. h [w ”Y tow-h hi'n withit u~il‘t*‘titc "jil: ”ilk h 1‘” literature Widen was llCt‘llilOl‘tE
. ‘jo .in; '23 hr: lies“ .vc. 3. l ‘i , ,, . . , - - mo “-1... ‘, \’:-ll'l(3'C 5 PC 1 1:5 'll (25‘ ‘U no _ .. . 1 .. .. -. . .. .__ . . ' .. . “A: r . ‘ .7 '3, ”\- ‘ii-S :‘x‘, .~,~, ‘ . u)“ . ‘ , . I: ‘ ,_ . ’ . . . 7‘ . a I . .
l. 1". “to h. .t on N0-3MEMSWE, 1 he)? refill]; to take ordersla‘i-gc‘ m. shunti .pnn LARGEST assuming” 01.‘ 1') hi ‘ I (I in 11 vrIrimr ,0 com; . “”321 K~ns H «M, Journal “,th hm it Mam“, .o‘eon " utilise. I; unveil J I .1 t ”I If] a: m, we ("mum as you go ML The hmw M- m it: Name,” and dwmmlmng"m3 tend-
..._._.._~.—.....__ —II.A_II__——__III INIII IIII IIII IIIIIIIIeIIIIII IIIIIIC IIISIIIIIIIII ICIS con‘l- ‘ . . s. . . :I I ' SA SA: . ‘s'e' » a t ‘ . .. '. ‘1: :15 y“ - ~-~ » . ' ~. '\'.1t'l‘v 1:; mm”. “01,130“ 45 lt‘ ) :itt‘: . n , I . . ‘ . ‘1 H , ‘- R . A _‘ . . “ L N
I 1, Q C" 0.1 4' 1:1) dent iztlczln‘m ‘e entire 5 "action to all who may ”“1“”the“‘1J"”""'="0‘7““1’3’" PM”“11'8“10V‘113'1'i’ B(){)’:§CS ADI}; .*;EE()ES .,., 1,0... ble 1;”. as manila}; amount ot‘monev neecessziry .0 construct do is across tut-De. .'- ‘H M 1 --~. twirl I‘V'i‘il‘li't- i” it" “is in 11.10 the posts can move ,,h,._h,.,. luek- an. ulzng in 11th]: sedan; tortup‘
- 0 W01‘ tS ‘l‘Oll tum 1 I’ELI‘ l [11"01'111‘n‘f11“1—1‘?'1"li11’»1‘0~u~1‘- ., . r ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ ’ " "' _ . , - - J,‘ ~ 3,, - ,, I'own (0 {pp "'uc‘- ‘a‘v "“‘ "‘ "“ “ "‘ "”“i " ‘ ‘ .,. . ,1 -,.,. . w.. my .- . . .. pure rue; Joe from r. taint :-t
III II I g y IIom 35'0on :25’000' to be found in Fairlicld County. as cm be laid out. The multitude arestrug- “11C 1" “hi “1 1-1-1311“: 11“ ‘1‘ _ ‘_> II.. Don't‘hi' , .l ti; 1: they “6,3, take 0m, ward nor 1(.l .\altl,‘tl..l u . 1h. :ntlueultolttt . ,, 1 ~--t Wk ”T ppm-y
11115130111111}?- 1'110111‘“: 111"“1‘1I1‘1“‘11"“’1“~‘~ hum" "in't ter‘ikl .,._,.W ,. g {-7 ill»163,21,Ziildtllel'i‘ily gains litC rudimentary H ““413-1- “ 1w ‘- -\ - u t A: 1
III) II I I I I II :I II ‘II "V“. as Dean 5w "' wrung, then,when he said

DAVID Ii. W Ell ii,

.under you.

,T the News Depot, South Norwalk. The subscri-
L . her has made large additions to his Circulating Li-
brar ' and invites the patronage of the public; he in-
tcm s to increase the number of books as fast as the
enterprise will warrant. He has also constantlv on
hand :1 00d assortment of Stationery, Books. Papers,
School oaks, Slates, Pencils,"1’ens, Pocket Books,
&c. The patronage of the nnbhc is solicited.
A. SWORDS. South Norwalk.

 

PASSAGE TO AND FROM

 

NGBXVALK

Steam Dyeing Establishment,
' Four or nILL IIILL. '

livery description of Silk, Cotton and Woolen goods
moaned, l); and Pro ed; paulcuiar attention paid
tr. the Elem 5y, Dyei »‘ and p'rbssingofc'lenlletncu’s
G irmems which do not require to be ripped: also Kid
Cloves cleaned or dyed so as to look almost equal to

 
 

REEIDIEIN‘CES

For SHllllllCi', furnished or unfurnished
FOR SALE OR TO_ RENT.

with land in quantily to suit Purchaser or Lessee also

JUST RECEIVED ,100 CASES,
Consis..nn in part of
CEE’I‘S. AND BOYS' CALI? 'lOOTS.
ilEN’S, BO '83, AND YOUTH’S HEAVY
WINTER BOOTS.
Also, KIP BOOTS, A GREAT TAIIIE’I‘".
A COMPLE E STOCK LADIES’ SIIO ES.

 

cling item necessity to get a living, and the
motive that prompts the management to get
.1 good trade is the desire to obtain a demon,
respectable living among; onc’s fellows.
Pride aggravates the trouble between buy-
ers and sellers by prompting some to adopt
comforts and luxuries superior to their
neighbors. I

at night, the beavers commenced where they
left otl‘, and continued vorking on the sunn-
throughout the night, doing a vast amount
of work in a satisfactory manner. l‘I'ot only
this, but in several places where breaks hm e
oecurrd, they have repaired them in the
most workmanlike manner.

m:'w¢lfmm

soon run yoor znlministrnshen ez anybody" .
You can get the support uv the Blair‘s! That
Boon is within yoor reach. And likewise
yoo kin git others wicb isjust L“. necessary.
Stetdman is wailin. Russo is \vniiin. Ros-s,
uv Kansas, and Doolittle—in fact, all that
noble army uv marters wich folk-red the po

movement- oi' his lessmt. After a v. bile :lr-
te.=.clu~r must mount on his back, the h. roe
stillbcing fastened by the side-reins. Just

,.,,17

l‘ “'.
lt-. t"‘“

when its is to raise his leg, :1 LI .
must'he giwn to the rein at the ; rugs-r
In the course ot’aian-

 

to help the movement.
the reins must be looscnec, and the horse, 31
tcieral‘dy ready, will soon burn to mark

‘A nice. ‘altltl‘.
Lo ililil}: at his young friend with thatpleas-
ant and almost quizzical expression of face
which all his old pupils so well remember,
he asked in return, “Well, my son what
kind of a man was i-wvii't?
guide. to follow in such matters.

idea 5‘?"—

 

a man of hasty

Is he may safe
"” At an~

other time he was lecturing on the weight of
evidence furnished ' by humcn testimony.
He Was illustrating its authority and suffici-
ency even {or the e. tblisltment of litil‘iH l:-s.
A :nemberoi‘ the class, not tntirelv sa‘islit d
of the correctnesscf the teachings nested

litikel forchoons uv A. Johnson stand 1'01“ 3;
to support yoo, on condiyhun that you sup-
port them. ’l‘ake them, U. S. Grant—take
them‘. Don’t despise my advice. Think or
having- ti'.e iiuir family knocking at your
door for. four years! End it now and for-

new. All orders left at the Dye llousc, J. Shepherd’s a number or

opposite the Post Oilice, ofJ. F. d: C. It. lennctt’s
South l‘x‘orwalk, will receive prompt attention.
R. N. PERRY.

‘ .'
GREAT BRITAIN tit: IRELAND
'l‘Al‘SCOTT BROTHER «it 'CO.’S,

86 South Street, New York, .
Con‘inne to issue Passage Tickets, ayailable for
'l‘w.~lve. months, from LONDON, LIVERPOOL or
Ql‘ EES'é'l'OWS. and DR. «rs. payable on demand
fur any amount. from £1 an upwards.

2

Pride. is the occasion .of more dishonesty
than avarice, and necessity is the prolilic
parent of meanness—Diem of (b .lfilliner.

:illlt',qtilcll or slow, in answer merely to a
sliglt: jerkofthe bridle. The rider :1 net then
dismount, and mining before the horse,
teach him to dance or keep time with a wave
of the hand, or by a pat on the foot which

—Si.v thousand barrels of Irish m'oss are
annuallv collected along the coast near
Scituate, Mass.

nuance. com :3, ALL KINDS.

LONG BOOTS non ovsrmumu.

MEN’S, LADIES’, BOYS’, AND YCUTIlS’
RUBBER noo'rs AND snous, of the
best make.

Fine Farms
Apply to

JA MES MITCHELL

 
 

 

- Business Cards, Tickets, &c., . . . . . ' - - -
—-—Dame Fashion is again out .w1th low —'l‘hc long pending negotiations to New

 

Newtown,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

CLOVER, Agent, Savings Bank at
11110111195. ColIm- 131') RINTlCDin Colored Inks Bronzeq orplain Black and open-necked dresses for “mp" ladies . ’ . .. ' .. . _
I ' II " I"I' ' """ ' - « -- . . v. , '; .. e
”HI—II at ' net- nltIIII' on WIIIIII OIIWI()IICII(9:“I‘III’ I’anIIe best mm' AIIOIderIIeIIMIIIc UI‘IOI‘ M‘I‘Ri‘ET' M'm‘m‘ THE CELEBRATE) ARCTlC RUBBERS, notwithstamling the approaching cold sea: hotk ctiy. IIIIIIIIIIIIOIIEIIIIII’I‘V “IIIII IIIIMIII I he is “tilled to lift.
“ "‘7' ”- ' "1’ 0”""1- Block, Norwalk, Conn, will rec‘ive prompt attention. for Gents and Ladies. son. The doctors may therefore , congratu- CODSUhJMton 1oi tic 231139.193}: am cr- evil} 1.. _ . ,t . 1 I :l practical iil’l’1104110“ 0f 1“" 11“““1”? :—
chants l'nion uxprCs-s us. enew com- m'myse lnisn nce“»':1ryto:.pe:t<. am “Whit WOt'lll 3.9., *‘ly Dr \‘,’,,-,];,,,,1 if;
, . . . .. , . , ,

I ma him: Icnnssu
P ‘ o. o. KEELER euro.
good harvest ,1 how—

late themselves on having a

 

Thanking the public for past favors we will cndeav- .
D1531” spud}, that, as I was. coming up College

 

 

 

, ~ ~~~~ Stationery WM,“
’10“ MATS 01 "0011. serviceable 911311th and v n . ’ . or to plenscin the "attire. Notrouble to show roods. ‘ 011.15 601 ; unduun'vuul-[i01p' m .- ,. ,. . l , ' . . . . ' . .-- . , . .. . . ,1 v —, " '- .. , _
D cheap. D E. K. LOCKWOOD. T1111”: 131103..“ Mam Street. Wholesale and Cottage for 5-1110- All goods warrantéd. Come and Look. One arid All. $3,135.34 lthIwinter add the IHdClIiIIIlILLIIrd pany u m lu...1 int. tub or the I‘nIIIIIyI?IIIII-I‘,‘III aimed at the en. II'.“ eventrul lee: ‘ M W much the 1,1, : . ~ might
. r3 , . . .t . b .zh.:-“:S Union .i‘..\;pre:<s Company, tilt-Lom- pmmmpht hez done ,h‘. work, and m ,, little hm.” U" the (“lumps d stratezhn mm tinny; “WM. 1 mar ”w lamp-post at ”W corner
“lt'tlll, so low: -t- the mriptur s were ‘

l 4 and 16 11181“ S‘l‘e“; may expect a busy season also. i . 31' l' y, . ..
.11“ ll \ IC till 0 ll- . “1‘1““:l :2. “1 5::(‘2‘1‘3 313:; you “'1“. 1.\, l ‘11 had

 

 

Salt sacks for sale at
G. 0. KEELER 8: BRO.

EMPTY

 

m: BEST: IN use—both Liquid and powder,
T Try it and you will use no other.

Retail.

A GOOD

ADIES and Gents Rubber iioots and Shoes at

 

Chamois Skins.
ASSORTMENT,
at 01th ones, 11.1mm Street.

 

G. 0. KEELER & BRO.

 

THE Cottage occupied by the subscriber is oix‘ered
for sale on accommodating terms. The lot is 100
feet front by about 150 deep and the Cottage is unsur-
passed in point of convenience. Posschion L'iven
whenever desired. (me) A. ll. IlYINCTON.

 

 

G 1mm and he. in any quantity at
o. 0. KEELER a; ,llltO.

G. O KEELER 66 BRO.

4 0R SALE.—cheral large flat stones, suitah‘e
ft for covering ditches. Enquire at the Gazette 9f
Cc.

 

——The editor of the Louisville Demure-:1.
in his valedictory, saysz—“l‘he worst sin 1
have on my conscience is helping to make
great men out of very small material."

 

3

mercial says the Adams Company was not
l't}1)|“....t:nlt;l at the meeting, and that conse-
queatiy a renewal of the express" war is by
no means improbable.

 

time I she! go hence.
regularhabits—truest. when in at Abollshun
basteel I was deprived nv liker for ten

11 iiver:~‘aliy di: ~t:rl .i. .‘Iiil‘ttl 0 Toy-
it 1’s Gold Medal .* .s ill..lllill:'3ll(‘t1, the.
glorious Stars and Stripes would rave over

 

...!.l

 

days, and wunst by mistake i swallowed

 

 

tLe land of the free.

byn, m_.— .011," was the qrirt eply i-. he

mst‘ru .ter‘

L-I‘I‘I-I'C i i:t.ll‘iit‘-1.

.‘h'mtou- a; Dr. ll'dy'a a],

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan