be pdopted for the improvement ofthe Har.
supported before our approaching congres-
Anr let, 1809.
building of the Shore Line and Air Line
Tbnsnax EVENING, Feb. 9, -
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. . . -- .- , » .~ ' : inconvenient-i sis-met. . ANNUAL IBPOI'I' ennui: 95mm Phonon. , , W 0:. an» i. PROGRAM. 01“ V Scofield C Barnnm’s Column.
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. “<23 r130 _, _ _ u should. .. , _ V . I We givebclow‘thdédfifiifim of various or rm: romeo m-s curs-rim assocr- "—‘w For n o m On Saturd y the tonbills giving ea: TABLE 5 Ex, . . .,
“it e. A! “10 Spring 099‘“, ”n“ m“ ' For the week ending Feb. 8, 1860. V lolll'llals concerning Candidates likely tube . anon on isonwnx, mum FEBRU- fiarborrmprovemciit: ”9 ,- . sentof-the United Stateagovornmcnb-Vflkj . ~ ......-...V..V """"““ char-nude ’ ' ” ' ‘
gums
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W. fumes, laps.- ;
,3; , . amp, Turning and Carving establishment . _ at that time of an candidates from is part . . . .
. . . - , . - _ A ers, one lot 25x100. Price $100. .- . of the country.- . ince then we have heard citizens of Norwalk. . . . , Scene from the Marble Heart,
* ' V "" ' " '. ; ‘ _ V would find ”3mm 'nd Vin-afitggllgflo‘cczpaa yC. H. Harvey to' Win. Twiss, one lot 60x other names spoken of, amdg which we are Practically they “8 to benefit young men allvcssels passing up Mid down Long Island U. S. Tamas-We would call attentionof 933$ Igg'fi‘figpemes
.. ‘ ‘ 1 “Ohm“ The “me m‘ 1 ‘ 125 at Down Town. Price $500. I.“ ‘0 “0““ 19"“ °f oqr townsman Ex- morall intellectual] and religiously and Sound, as well as entering Norwalk harbor, tax payers to the advertisement of Asst. As- gelshaaaer's Penis, '
"l0“ TICKET. modern furniture manufactory. We earn . , leut' Gov. Averill. ' Ha 1' our first choxcc, y, 'y ’ "“011 is always dimes“ enough in mm‘ sessor, A.VH. Camp in our issue to day- The amigdégsrggisc. I
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»~ " com 1 - trust neitherwill'bewa‘nting. The “Middle . Mr. Averill c n at the nomination ifthe clergymen who are interestedin the cause, wall. . - . . .. _ '
M'iRSHiImI 3:5me ‘ I0 of Hartford . Groun ."islnlt‘the-Vspot ibr such an estab- ryand Frank Gregory, ho f 321:: 1: delegations frogn ispnrt ch‘the county do some of lecturesVorganized, prayer meet- V“ Green’s Reef," south and we“ of Nor- glfll‘gfs- 3180508 V“ “1 ““3 new Bank Y. M. C. A.
VVVVV . 3‘” ~ _ ., . . . , iishment,‘ “a i“ «for the "capital, money aciV-esV_ ”"1130 8 roads of an a o m . their dutyat the Convention. - ingsheld, tracts and otherreligious publica- walk Island; is the locality for- stranding ui ding. V . , . .
. 1103”?" mason INOB, V . ““831" “th- 't tube secured here in “new, Price} - -Frm.ths~Bndgeport Standard. lions distributed, and young men brought "at” Two have been lost the" within (8" Change'in “1’ 8 firm of Scofield 85 Bar- Seqond Course
FRANCIS WA‘YLAND, .of New Haven.
murmurs” or nan,
31 mum r. APPLEMAN, of Gretolb . . . h . , . h, 8,,
VV _ . . . . V , . . , . L.S. Finch to C. L. Bouton, of Pouud- dent will be ma be-‘fairl inferred mm the . hinting their rst anniversary, o-nig ,( -
J . ' ‘ iron ransom ' 1““ given by the Young Mens Christian ridge, N. Y.,‘ two acres of land with build- resolutions 'oi' t _e Chicalgo Convention of 30°" am: Lmnanr. their froth. inst,) at Phoenix Hal: . ' . V a'r Locxwoonm HALL,
DAVID P. NICHOLS,of Daubury.
-. i‘r‘oa-Vconstraint!!!» .. .
:_J. W. MANNINGyofPutaam. V
1 .Eo-inorc than repay all its cost.
Carriage manufactory.
'Va'rnish factory is ready Etc locate here, if
Poi-vista“! , -
bor Basin here at the Bridge,- if nothing
a way as
more. This can be done in such
location for steam mills, lumber yaVrds,
Foundries and Factories could be devised.
,We ought to have here to day,
” A Sash, Blind and
the location ind capital are provided. We
tost‘ar‘t of 3a dozen such small factories.
. .
unparalleled success of~.the Tab-
arm ‘
Association of South Norwalk, has awaken-
ed‘quitc an interest Vto have the first eve-
nings entertainment repeated. Many citi-
zens have requested it, and. the Ladies have
consented. As this is the last Tableau: of
Patrick E. Herre to John Morton one lot
No better 50x250. .Price $150. '
H. L. Gedney of W
William Twiss, one lot 50x150, with build-
a first-class lugs thereon, at So. Norwalk. Price $200
and mortgage.
estchester, N. Y., _to
F. Hayes to George tta Ayers, wife of John
W. H. Ferris to Bernhard Place, one lot 45x
75, at Down Town. Price 8800.
H. Grumman, of Wilton, to G. B. Grego- ti
W. S. Bouton and wife to Roswell Reed,
one lot 40x145, at So. Norwalk.
R. H. Rowan to E. F. Guyer one lot
101, at VSo. Norwalk. Price $2,500.
25x
ings thereon. Price 81,925.
P. H. Hanlon to Stephen Hoyt, 4 acres of
F. Hayes to
Price 3225.
land. Price $180. .
J uliu‘ Lassen, one lot 60x270.
. is to send men to Congress Who w l sustain
sionsl ”convention! It is our purpose to re-
no favor," being our motto.- .
' From the Danbury'Je sraom'tm.
In our last we spoke of A. H, yington, of
the Gazette, for Congress, not havin heard
man, has had alnrge experience in Legisla- 0
ve affairs and we want men of experience.
For Representative In Coma-l.
' Having electedvGen. Grantto‘ the Presi-
dency, the nextVduty of Union Re ublicans
the President. '~ What the policy of the Presi-
1868. I‘ Those resolutions were emphatically
endorsed by a majority of the people of Con-
necticut, as well as by a maVlV'ority of the peo-
ple of the Union at the last V, ,_ idential’elec-
tion. We wont men now in Congress who
will manfiilly contend, aswe have contend-
. . . .' Two years have passed since the organi-
publish in “1°” columns "ham“ we find 'lein 10f the Young Men's Christian Asso-
concerning any one ofthem. “Fairplay and . 'ciation of Norwalk. 'Thc objects of associ-
' ations of‘this character have been hill! on-
folded at various meetings held. under the
auspices of the association of this town, and
are undoubtedly well understood by the
for besides b95115 from Dauburzy,he iaan able to this end reading rooms and libraries are
within the influence of church relations.
pened,‘ scrmons preached to young men'by
The following is a brief outline of the
work of the Young Men’s Christian Associ-
ation of Norwalk for the past year: ,
Our reading room ianell provided with
the leading religious' and secular public” “ Great Reef,” which is dry gvery low wa-
fi°n3 ofthe 1133. embracing morning “‘1 ter,I would recommend a spindle with a
evening newspapers of New York and our large day mark, in the place of the spur
own Statc,weeklies,reiigi0u3 papers 0f va- buciy now marking thgt dangerous ledge.
grbwthVoiV' Nor'Vw'Valk,.\I take it for granted
that whatever benefits commerce will be a
step in the right direction.
aids’to the navigation of Norwalk hp bor.
Norwill the aids proposed in any .. ....« ‘
considered local, but as . a ' signal beiiedtj to
weather. or night, by those who know it best,
and strangers
Looking towards the prosperity aVnd
s
I premise these remarks as a call for more
be
are very likely to go to the
three months, and within the writer'smenio-
ry a long list of wrecks might be appended,
to say nothing of the numbers that have
been ashore there and got off by the skin of
On the high part of this ledge known as
railroad bridges- across the Connecticut river
came up'in the Senate during the morning
ession. No opposition was made to them
by Mr. Dixon and after a brief statement, by
Mr. Ferry, they were Vlflth' adopted as they
came from the House. They will be sent to
the President today for his signature.
time for Assessmentsis Vilearly at hand aha
early ' attention will obviate unpleasant
uum.‘ Now is the chance to secure bargains.
W The German Saeuger club are cele-
way down, at Scofield do Barnum’s.
. .
~ W Weston is finding Jordan
a hard
road to travel on account of snow and ice.
By the room; MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, _
an ataxia mun. u
n Girls.
Mary Queen of cone, 3
Marcy’s Dream,
Sale of the Geo
Statuary ‘
Comic 'l'libleaux,
rug Store.
Esther before Aliasucrus,
MUSIC.
Tickets for sale at Selleck's Bookstore and Prowitt’s
"Paul ll.
- E‘Broche and Paisly shawls marked WEDNESDAY EVEV’G, Eels. lflll,
Subject:——“A JOURNEY TO run cmms'n
‘ COUNTRY."
, Evening admission
The illumination African Explorer, will lecture
bu Chains,“
.50 cents. Tickets for the re-
-:» Grant ’
CLOSING our
SALE
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- - .. .. . » ' - the season the citizens of Norwalk are 111- . - ‘ ' ’ ed inthepast for theunity andpe tuity of rioiis denomm' ations monthly magazines - f . f - ”aim-e511, "din anemone monu-
dilation 3.0).!!!tlmsflow ml . - ~ .1 . J. A. Patrick to Eugene Kinney one lot . V r . .. . _ . v And on the southw est end 0 the rec ,m V . mainiu . on g a V
. .. . . vited to aid the managers in making it a o the Union, for the peace and secur ty of the and other periodicals. .Thus we have four place‘of the spar buoy, a first class new He would do better towalk to the Old WV ell DOLVlliVVéL at Holden ohm“ V d m —or
'r,‘ convention. 1
The Union Republican lleetors of the Fourth Cou-
pes. . _ ' . ' gee . — . . Brown, one‘lot 160x140. Price $100, ical administration of the government and . ...
anfimgm‘nmm :mt‘l‘gh IPFOWded to accomhllodato all Who Will a‘t W" 1" Lockwood to Ferdinand Griilln, It’ll-iglpgiicyugest hgfgnth: 13$?“ Nfidmlggui: tion. of these, one daily, two wVeekly, two have a spindle on “ Whit” Rock.” very- low at Scofield & Barnum’s. me '
311° Lezlilthré- ‘6 limit. In 'Glmmuon “ W" tend from Norwal " one lot 170 ft. front .at Granitevilie. Price ‘this Can essional district mo}, heartily and -b"we_9kly and fl“ monthlypubllcations are Let Congress be petitioned for these im- ____.... . . _NOBWALK HALL.
.mu' Bridge???“ 9‘. the 14th “I'M' 1m": i h . $1,900. ' ' " fully en orses and sanctions the-fundamen- .oontrrbutcd to the Assocxatlon. Th" .read- provements and placed in the hands of a W” Kid Gloves at $1.00 per pair, at Sco- I133 E A III E a _
.10 o'clock in the fox-cum. for thepurpose of uomhla- It. as. O. A. Geo. Rockwell to Anna M., wife of Morris tal principles of the Union Republican party mg room is much more frequented at pres- good worker (like one we could name, and field & Barnum‘s. J. C; MYERS... . . ..; . . Via”. ”a 1““th
:tlug.a:Candidhte Ibr Congress for said District, and
doing any other business proper to be done in said
«COPVenfiol- - . ' . . Union avenues. Price ,500 honors. 1e we to advance the inter- _ , . navigation will be made easier and safer. . .
‘ ' among; mot. _ the year ensuing: . D. R. Austin to Fcrililiand Grifiin, one 233% that ar V1, seminently fit andprop- lug, numbered nine hundred and eighty vol- V S. Chemistry, atVLockwood’s Hall, was post- Miss FLORA BAYER...
PBIIDV 0 Bl. President—J. E. Barbour. lot 89x 1 00 Price ‘37 50 er that he s on d now become its exponent. .umes. There have been added to it during - , . ____._ . poned, and'wlll be delivered Thursday af- And up. 3. 11.33133, .
giggfi i" Vice—PresidentréGbgs.. Sherry, Jr., Wm. L D Stevens and wife- to Norwalk Gas Elma :he “gnaw” 0:] Gite; grant, all; the past year one "hundred and eight vol- Eprrons or m Gmmg—Norwglk is ternoon uext.at4 o‘clock, free; he lectures Supported by the Athenians: Company.
.1. I. ammo. l . A. Ambler, JaVs. L. Ambler, O. S. Clark. Light Co. one 10‘ 00 x90. Price $600. £31813? rggglfihgcgli‘ilgalgilllaboédgiggr: umes. Of these ninety-five were contributed very much behind her sister towns in one at the saline place in the evening—subject “pardgy :2???in 1309.838; 191:9,
’ V ' .mm1 0mm" Corresponding Secretary—Chas. I“ Rock- C F T511” to E. c_ Fockett 4 lots at ously i'lud l'l 'rtily for his election. As Pres- “‘1 mm“ were purchased. At present thing. She has not yet erected any public. “Food and adulterations,” which lecture he W“ If: ;“0A;l;°l n :l “L :33“? “5°
,. "9f? . well. . » . Down Town Price $800. ’ ident of the rant alVlVd ' Colfax Club of this the library numbers one thousand and memorial to her Union deth. Scores of will also give at, 31va Hall; Wednesday RUTH KIRBY, . m“ no“ men
. ' 1'" Advertisers. - .. 33°01'de sécrémghfo" W' Wilson. - ' ' . $¥€$firm :ggggggnuggg fiififllfig eighty-eight volumes. towns throughout New England: and many evening. Admittance 25 cents; To conclude with the renowned drama,
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Advortisers in order to secure insertion of Aresource; . V. 1' er. ~ mnbnry Disaster. ized the 'ends of V’the Union up to reduce . aromas _ . iuthe West, have moved or are moving in 03" G0 to S ofield db Barnum’s 'for bar V in :AIEIAC 03‘ THE GLEN-J c u e
ihen‘ {“0“ "W“ hand them in ‘3 30°“ as “MP‘ ' See y. / the democratic majority in Bridgeport from Early in the lecture season it was decided this matter. Hundreds of beautiful memo- - 9 ' “flail-lo: 353;: named Sam 50 m: V80}; 3;
Saturday noon, as we cabinet insure the ad-
misson of aiiy lung. ones sent in on Monday.
Sta Hall on Wednesday evening last. The . . . . . . . . . . .
0‘“ ~“ “”1"“ . ‘ ’ ‘ " ' » ‘ . lficauons for the carbon of‘re resenta- were ell tte ded and netted to theAsso- collect subscri tions-and raise fundsb fairs -
> a Wednesda afternoon. The other six bod (1‘13! . P , _ P , .W a n , p . y , favorite.
We present our ticket for State ofllcers atom prevented {1 large attendance, but y “VB In Congress. In the meridian 0‘ life, ciation the sum of $177.94. Much desire-had ,lectures', &c. In the course of the ensuing . I M I s S K I N VG '
today with increased confidence . in its tri-
umph in April next. N o honest man doubts .
but that Marshall Jewell received a mejori- .
ty of the legal votes of Connecticut last
spring, but he, with his fellow gnominees . . . _ go“; years- Mrs. VJaneBothwell aged ‘33 law and not without legislative experience Vvious to the opening of the second course. include not only the names of those whoV work on hot ‘tar &c. halter-shelter into _ , V ,
were home down by an immense n‘audur williiflfii lgfipe; :fecfilufilrefiigt years i Id‘ Bcthwell, aged 9years.’and Fan- he is eminent] well qualified for a VIegielhl‘ From. the former lecture the Association net- fell in the late civil war, but'also those who the 6;“); of the bdildmg. Fortunately no - M183 E. M. Laney,
lent vote “I“ cannot again be marshnlled. a rancc, in thii .vicinity If you have _ny Humphrey, aged 28 years. . The Jefcrsa-' 3"- ,We'noe 9‘10]! ’ man ,3?!“ “m 0031' ted-830.90, while the latter paid expenses fell in Mexico, war of 1812, the Revolution one was seriously hurt. - ' Will ma "Milo“ 00m
The old .Vt-icket' is placed before the-Union ‘ngfrlread done so buy tickets for the ba1-- nian gives the following 'as ghe verdict of ggiigiiggimfiifigfiggfiéfige re é but left no balance. _‘ _ and the Indian wars of the colonial period. » - '7 SCOTT! HOOD
Republicans of Connecticut, with the single y ' ’ ' the Vim-y; ’ - have important local interests {it stake which The second course was opened in Janu- Of the latter there are several well authen- ‘ Card - DiCKENS,
exception of .Col. Wesscls, candidate for‘1
Treasurer, who withdrew his name from the
canvasslu His place is supplied byDaVvid P.
success. The price of admission is only
“Verity-five cents. Extra horse cars will be
A} the annual meeting on Monday, the 1st
inst, the following officers were chosen for
1" Rev. Mr. Willits delivered one of the
best lectures of the season at Lockwood’s
those who were present were well repaid
for venturing out. We ”wish the lecture
could have been heard by every man, wo-
man'and childin town, and that it might be
repeated-in Vevery town in the country.
ance of thchourse—V-four lectures for $1.
a
. [9' An important meeting of the Center
School District is being held this (Monday)
Nichols of Danbury, who, will secure more
than a'purty vete'foi‘ his ticket. Ali in all,
evening. All gentlemen living in that dis-
130x220 at Cranberry Plains. Price $400.
Louisa Byxbee to Mary E., wife of Levi
Hale, house and lot corner of Belden and
BUBIAL 01" m DROWNED : AND VERDICT 0F
‘ run JURY.
Theruneral of Mrs. Huested, one :of the
victims of the late disaster, took place on
ice were buried fromeSt. James Episcopal
church. The Rev. Dr. Hawley performed.
the ceremonies. The names of the dead are~
as follows : Edward 0. Clark, aged 85 years;
Mary Clark, aged ,8 years ; George Clark,
Ajury was summoned on Monday, by
Justice Comstock, actin
lug ofthe following ent emsn : C. T. Stev-
ens, Foreman ; A. V
Cornwall, W. H. Clark, 8. C. Holley, Benja-
min D. Norris, Jr., H. Robinson, D.‘ B. Man-
Coroner, consist-
ickok; S. Harris, C. A.
whole country, for the establishment ofequal
and exact justice to all men, for an econom-
than Hon. Sidney B. Beardsley of this cit .
Always a republican, and always ready
one hundred and eighty-five last spring to
thirteen last fall. ‘
But the services of Mr. Beardsley for the .
Union party are not his only nor his best
possessing a remarkably clear and logical
intellect, a skillful debater,‘a profound rea-
soner, an able and accomplished advocate, of
incorruptible integrity, of sound judgment,
of sterling common sense, learned in all 'the
great questions of American Constitutional
re uire the energy attention of a wide-awake
in uential advocate. Our harbor demands
immediate looking after. An appropriation
is needed to deepen the channel that vessels
of ordinary draft may pass in and out with-
out hindrance. Hartford and New Haven
dVailies, seven, weeklies, t'wo bi-wceleies, buoy, as a better guide and turning point to
eight monthlies and one quarterly publica-
ent than was the case last year.
The library, at the previous annual meet-
to furnish two courses of lectures. The first
0011110 opened in October, with John B.
Gough, and comprised four lectures, which
been expressed to hear the Rt. Rev. M.
Simpson, D. D., of the M. E. Church, and
Mr. D. R. Locke. They were secured by the
lecture committee to give extraJecmres'pre-
ary, 1809. by Mr. James Murdoch, and is not
yet concluded, but from the number of
course tickets sold it is believed that it will
be a success. -
L Owiilg to the pecuniary success of the
the entrance to the harbor. We should also
hope may soon become a member), and the
rials are dotting the land. It is time we
took some measures for a similar purpose.
I propose theta society he at once started to
year we ought to make quite a respectable
figure. I propose, moreover, that the.monu-‘
ment shall be general in its object "and be
called the “ Norwalk Battle Monument,” to
ticated names,’particularly in the “direful
swampfightl The monument would thus
be a general historical index to future towns-
men and the many tourists who visit our
beautiful suburbs every year. It need not
and 51 “spiritual.”
with it. ~
Hotel and go into Winter quarters.
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WEm’press‘ Cloths and Irish Poplins,.
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w“ Dr. Hunter’s lecture on Elementary
gains.
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-Brigham Young has 23 actual wives
mAn accident occurred on
Annie Fols‘om is the
Chapel
Street recently terminating in a ludicrous
scene. A mansard roof, not properly sup-
porled, suddenly collapsed, precipitating
I take this opportun ' of thanking my friends and
customers for the very iberal patronage bestowed on
the firm of Scolield & Barnum. during my connection
My reason for leaving the above firm is, that
I have associated myself with the Wholesale and Re.
tail House of Lake at llc.l reery, now doing business
at 411 Broadway. We wlll continue there until about
after Manda morn
without extra chargehat Selleck's Bookstore on and
tickets can ‘0 tain Received Seats on!) on day of lec-
Feb. 15; holders of’ evening
The Bea
The Myers’ Great Athenaaum Comp’y
cured at Jennings’ News Odiec.
ntinul Comedienne
nnv. c
On Tuesday
Liuur ornaasrlcs,
WOULD inform her class that the first lesson in
Light Gymnastics will be given at the School of
Commencing at 8 o'clock precisely.
. ill. annnncn. . ‘
Evening, Feb. 9th,
Admission,
and other noted authors, at
Locnwoon’s HALL,
Wednesday Evening, Petra
I” 10“.
25 Cents,
DRY GOODS.
‘ sensor of the statement of the xonwm
1'0 tum at in
‘ ' ' - "i“ ““5““ be 3“" to attend. - H thn H N are almost alwa locail re resented in - - - - - ' - s '1 15th h ll llm to th newstorsl - mun msmmscn co., Dec. :1. 1868.
:53;§°:§3§fi:3$ :fiaggryszo: ' fi—«W- M’si‘gfieldi (The juerzy adjourngi“;w1¥desvtlrsl Congress. Norwsl'l'lk. Norgichpand Middlé- first course It was decrded to have m lecV- be 311113211118 vi” €131)?th it plain gran- 03"“ nil? 5:29;: in: Brain's» $1th 1 Shim; 0-01“! 3W *1va °°
. . p . . . . . . . 'd _ tures instead of four on the second course, its s a can e crcc e at a cost of from leased to meet all my former customers. As 1 shall Losses unsett es. .. 9.500 00
‘ 11‘ Rememb“ the Washington Annlvel" but Without 3" 17mg 3‘ 1‘ rem“: adjourn“! town are now so locally represented. B" ge - . . . gave charge of the retail department I shall alwa s Surplus ' 18.3.0 30
b0." and '3 them. - ' sa Ball of the Burnside Li ht Guards again to Friday morning, at 11 o’clock. port, the third city in the state, is but seldom making the admission to 88C]! lecture but €1,800 ‘0 ”300‘ be present to pay parlicularattentlon’tosll my friend’s. ’ ——
—-——————-—- ry . . 3 ' The ‘upy came together at eleven o’clock. represented, and has .not been for a good twenty-five cents to course ticket holders. In conclusion, if the matter is taken in Respectfully, ' ' ' 6-0. S. Totswapitslnsd Surplus. 8190.90 30
m” touch lorsvflk m‘ W ' , .4- m. riday. N L. White and L. D. Brew- man years. , ' ' SERMON! hand by responsible parties who are not fit?“— "“1“ . , _
Til-destruction “Adam-.3113- & Brush’s WT” “m‘nmm' {Wen 3" Ely ' "91' were called m ‘0 We efidence "Ipect- . e d° 1‘“ “’1?“ ‘9 be “’1‘“de “3 “'9‘ - _' ~ ~ ' likely to let it fall through I will in self ' h1"“°’9943“¥§§§;fi°35i$h”m" idiom 3 ~
H t F act or last M on da n' ht, is one of Hall, last week, for the benefit of the Y. M. ivnngthc rights and powers of a jury. . eating the nomination of Mr. Beardsle , Twelve sermons have been preached he- b _ V 'th 11-, Y The subscribers desiretoexpressththeir thanks for ,, ,memed in U. s. Bonds “I." ”th oo- . . . VV ,
a v. y . y 3‘ c A, were 6 e m, mm,“ The tag itc maintained um their duty ceased so from selfish or secnonslmotwes. He won d fore the Association, in churches of various ““1 “l 9“ 5°"? 1°“ V" 0““ Wen'y'fi" {fieg‘f°,§§'o?:§;§{,§,‘;““;§°;gg,Vh:,g’°g;",,’,,gg .. of cash on hand aVndaccrue interest, 9,934 59 Tm DAYS
those serious lessonsrcspecting which we - V ‘7 _’ ' - soon as the manner of. sudden and untime- represent the district and State with no less . denominations" and th Association is to fifty. dollars. Yours, . “5,0,5. . _3 mm, a union]; 1‘. due for Chloe Policies. 1,255 71 . - ..
hii‘v'e'repea-tedly » expressed our fears. The 198“ Friday evenmffimge Bunglmny finch ly death was ascertained: while Mr. Brcw- ability £119.11 11% wot‘lllld 0111' city. Vt? know tly in debtéd to the pest rs. f hurchca ' ~ Hispomcug, . . ______._._,.,_..___ - of other items at cash value, . goo co
' ’ . » and the singing by . . . pinning 0 “er maintained that it was the rivil' e of in to e soun to e core upon c eat grea ll 0 0 c Norwalk Feb. 2d 1862. ‘ - ~ 1 '1‘ m Amps. $120,880 30
merelllosgpglintspnor Evenly thousand dollar; Bridgeport, and Mrs. Georgiana Lundie, cf the jury to investigate—the verIy weigd in- questions which have rVecentl divide the for their sympathy hnd the kind and ready ' ' ’ ’ - 'IoW T" GET PATEi‘TS' No othgr claims against the Companynubucribcd
“’9" 4° . 8’ 0°! 11V“ begin ‘0 “NOV V . . _ uest meant that. A vote was taken after country. We know him to e in favor of assistance hich eped ' For opinion. no charge. Send sketch and descrlp- "“1 "’0’“ ‘0 J“- 30 19“" -
. . - Brooklyn was highly appreciated by the q . . . w they have ever rend - WM.C STREET President.
(lied-pot of the ”Mr Thls-young and , 1 - the discussion as to whether the witnesses equal civil and political rights, in favor of m the Youn Me , Ch . tin A . tio To those Interested In the Naflgaflol tion. For application, send model, not over one foot ' . __’ ’
enterprising film'w'ere paying out some mum-”"18 PM)“ 0‘ Smith NOWRIR- should be called, which was decided in the the no ent of the nations debt and pm 3 n“ “s n m” n of Norwalk fl-rborv in size. and mum Government and snap. tees Srm or 00m°"°"'}nniina Feb m, 1m”
" 01‘ Norwalk- Collections. have been taken The subscriber gives notice of his inten- Specifications, drawings, caveats: assig'nme‘ntspiei Cosmonm'wmoz- ' ' ‘
three thousand dollar-spar week in wages.
This payFroll was distributaéd all about the
village, at storesandhhops, and thus twice
blessing the community with prosperity.
The cessation of this flow of money through
so large a corps 0f operatives will be most
seriously felt at ”our sister village, and we
are pained to ' learn that there are serious
apprehensions that the factory will be re-
moved to Williamsburg. We trust such a
(Mrs. L., by the way, expects soon to make
Norwalk her home, and will give lessons in
vocal and instrumental music.) “The Spir-
it of ,76" was very nicely rendered on Sat-
urday evening, to a thii house! It is of
of course unnecessary to state that i the
members of this dramatic company were all
slam-and that the play was. received with
well merited applause. ' »
Tunhrnn—Thc Myers’ Great Athanasum
affirmative. 'A number of witnesses were
examined, among whom were experienced
engineers, who had spent man
constructing earthworks of this ind, inclu-
years in
ding Colonel Jarrett, Mr. Morrison, Mr.
Jones and other
Fishkill Road ;
of the N. Y. H. & N. R. K, and a' Mr. with
These gentlemen were positive in the belie f
tlemen engaged on the
Avery, chief on ' oer
if“
f.
that the leaks that had been observed in
the dam for some time, were not the cause
of its giving way. The breaking awn of a
damin consequence of'a leak, is indicated
servation of- the national honor, in favor of
the strictest economy in the administration
of the govemment,‘in favor of securing to
the ,brave defenders of the Union a prope
appreciation of their services and of guards
in the rights of American citizens abroad
w ether native or naturalized. In short, we
know him to be heartily in sympathy with
the great, progressive, victorious republican
party, a bold and courageous champion, a
true and tried patriot and ready to fight,
and we present him with pride as our can-
didate for Representative from the Fourth
up at most of'tlies‘e services'amoun'ting in
full to $100.72.
In order to rehch by the Gospel certain
classes of persons, especially young men
who are not reached by ordinary church
means, open air pfiachingfiasrdiscussed by-
the AssOciation, and in June, 1868, union
religious services were ihétituted at the Am-
phitheater. They were held Sunday afier-
tion to remove, by blasting or otherwise, the
rocks on the west side of the channel, a‘lit-
tle below the steamboat landing, at South
Norwalk and nearly opposite the oyster
dock. ‘ . ‘
‘Any person opposed to their removal will
please communicate their objections to the
undersigned at once.
~ R. CORNELL Wm'rn.
New York, Feb. 5th, 1869.
Q- We rejoice in the evidence we have
n
pamphlets, 110 pages, sent free.
00., No. 37 Park Row, N. Y.
pared; rejected claims prosecuted. . Also, interfer-
ences, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out in all European countries. Illustrated
Address MUNN &
Sin-IT
Sclsenck’s Pulmonis; Syrup,
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills ‘ will cure Con-
a, if taken
rec to be
- ken at the same time. They cleanse the stomach. re-
sumption, Liver complaint and Dya e
according to directions. ' They are a
tu-
lnx the liver and put if to work; then the appetite
becomes good; the food digests and makes good
216
I certify that the above is atrue abstract of the
statement of the Norwalk Fire Insurance Coin any,
for record in‘ this ofiice.
GEO. ROBINSO ,
Asst. Comptroller.
PIANO AND SINGING.—WILLIAM.WOOD,
Professor of Music, will give lessons, on mod-
erate terms. Apply at the first house south of the
Methodist church. South Norwalk. 3m’i
Bt'5
Smaxnn—rrbm the subscriber, on Friday
Jan. no, one LIGHT nan cow dry, in
order. Was raised near North S
J. A. PAB’I‘RICK.
! ‘ . a
1'88““ may be averted. Let the right hand by the discharge of dil- water, and the Congressional District. None at 5 o clock, the attendance ranging above that somebody has the liberality and blood; the W“ cm b e 81m! to grow in flesh; the an. AUCTION . |
of fellowship be extended- to these young Company are to appear at Norwalk Hall, wen-mg away of the ear V neither of which 1,-5.0”, the . Now London Star. . from three hundred and fifty to five hundred energy to charge on those dangerous rocks. gegth-Vigtgglfihmagg tggtgul‘l'ggthngVfijh'cgnt‘ifihtgglty— THE entire stock of my T1,, ,‘iifilwcfmg In. In mm.“
business men and allneedful- aid extended
them fonthe‘ Wate' restoration of their
factory. . , ' "
Had ourcity charter been carried this ca-
next Saturday evening, and play the sensa-
tion, drama of “ The Lancashirc Lass,” clos-
ing with “The Maniac of the Glen.” Miss
' Flora Myers and Mr. E. H. Brink sustain
appears to have been the case here, the wa-
ter remaining clear.
Mr. Avery thought
that the water must have f0rced a passage
through under the frozen crust, and his be
lief was shared by the other engineers. Sev-
eral other gentlemen who were examined
While we have no desire to interfere in
the affairs of other Congressional districts
we may say that the people of the fourth
district could not make a better. selection
than Mr. B 'ngton. He is. a youn man of
excellent a ility, character and ha its, and
and? tiny percents-mucus cicrgymen .of
Norwalk and vicinity preached on these oc-
casions, and it is believed that many thus
heard the Gospel of Christ, who, under
other circumstances, would not have lis-
Every pound of coal and foot of lumber
now costs us a heavy percentage more than
it. would were our harbor put in the condi-
tion it easily could and should be, and we
are glad to see the ball open even in a smoll
way to cure consumption.
To these three medicines
meat of pulmonary Consumption.
Dr. J. n. Schenek, of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled successin the treat-
The Pulmonic
Svrup ripeus the morbid matter in the lungs, nature
throws in air by an easy c
phlegm or matter is ripe a slight cough
toration, for when the
will throw it
(built to 0 or last
and Slices, Crockerfi,
Notions; also, one Black one, one Bay Horse, (sev-
en and eight years old.) one Four-Spring W
nearly new, one Ped
nessVon the road, one set Double Harness. two
Harnesses, one ten foot handsome Show Case, two
smaller ones, and other articles too numerous to men-
on
one Plano Box C we:
ox, suitable for any busi-
rln
ii
single
'~ 'nlsmn STOCK
lami would hafirbecn lessened. Our' the leading parts, supported by §h° COm- , . .
1)“th fire a toe would no doubth , PP‘W' . . thought that the leakage caused the destruc- would make a my valuable and useful Rep- tened to. its teaching. . . way. {:3ng ”be pane” In” re" “d the “g” begin ‘° tion. will be at Public Auctl on WEDNESDAY. ,
been divided lieiween the tw vill m ' ’ ° 2’0? glethl‘iia'jn' Thetluil “millet to 4 memwe' He "smug With th°pe°p1°°f ‘ Dnvo'rromn muses ‘ T° d” “‘5' "Meme" m“ “a ”“1““ “I“ 53.33 1" "is .ioriii‘fie‘i'i 5131‘. “M" “M“
o. a s - . .- coc on me ' ' ' ' - . . a on. . .
3“ or “ LIGHT Gmasrrca—A class in musical - ‘7 a °“r °° oc ' and the mama and ‘3 keenly “I've to ‘11 the“ Prayer meetings were‘ held at the rooms ' Report. gugailliéefimfictgfmepaggei “£33 :v'lidl 3h"; WRENZO OLE-TRIAD. Auctioneer. .
after full deliberation, rendered the follow-
interests, and would see that they were pro-
guod blood.
STORE T0 RENT. Possession
ven March 1st.
new, machine purchasedfor South Norwalk. .- ~- ' - - . . ‘
When we contemplate the Emit number of gymnastics 1' to bf started this VovenVing “V mg verdict. We find that Edward Clark, moted. He combines great energy With of the Associatibn on Wednesday noons The committee appointed by the Board Of Scheuck’s Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, re- ApplytoE. A. HANFORD, Bidgefiel Station, Ct.
wooden b . . th ‘1‘de . . Rev. C. M. Sellecks school. Miss ng, the Betsey Huested, Mrs. James Bothwell, Fan- ' ood 'udgment._ He is a sound and ardent during the early part of the sat ear but Health, to take charge of the cases moving all obstructions, relax the ducts of the gall -. .' ~ 0,, '
. , . Inkling! ere evast amount teacher, graduated No.2in a class of forty, ny Humphe , Ida Bothwell, Mary Clark, pu lican and a live man, and without any 1) y ’ 'of small pox occurri' 'ng in South Norw‘alk fihfii‘éfi‘fig‘;glfisswifigyhfifi 'fifehfifigscfind’: ‘ ’ W-A N'l‘ED - '- ‘-
of property in constant‘peril,it is amazing
how our friends can remain so indifi'erent to
. at Dio Lewis’s celebrated school in Boston,
and George . Clark, came to their death by
drowning, caused by the breaking awn of
water -
disparagem‘ent to other excellent men in the
district we hope to see him nominated.
gom the small attendance the time was
c snged to 7 o’clock P. at. During the
report that at the time of their appointment
nothing has ever been invented except
calomel (a
deadly poison which is very dangerous to use unless
For a. first-class Shirt Establishment
and comes highly recommended as a teach- the U e,- Dam of the Koh - - ' - ' - - - mi G'l'elb care )that will unlock th llbladd a
every means of self-preservation. Wehope' 0,. .' We mm we . . PP . “we . . From the S Adeoeate. months of August and September they were there “fluid but few 08895 0" “11' (1159859 .111 W = ’ -' . e g“ . e' 3" N New York ruonoucubr conundrum or-
. _ , _ Willsecure s large ch88 Works, carrying hw‘y two other d‘ms With Mr A. H B , t , , _ V . _ . . . . . . . _ startlth secretions of the liver like Schencks Man- I ER ATORS ’0 WI: -1" ‘5 Wilson’ M
this fire may be the means of awakening ' ' ' y m on, 6f “1", ‘9 prom ”51’9“de and 1' 9311111911 again “1 October. . three different fam‘lws' About two days 3‘ fififiif‘léfimhmm 1,, one or the most Steam power. slicedy 53m guaranteedsto first-class
them too sense of their danger. A public
meeting of her citizens should be at once
called and if anything better than a city or-
ganization can be devised let it be adopt-
ed, but do M'WW he done, before some
sweeping confihgration shall lay the fairest
of ladies and gentlemen in this place.
Tim Smsamon or m nar.-—Two‘veloc-
ipedcs, of the two wheel pattern, have ap-
peared on our streets, and are attracting
much attention. They are very, generally
admired, and their riders, Messrs, Hoyt and
P. S.—-We
it, forming an irrepressible current, with
large bodies of ice. It appears from the evi-
dence before the Jury, that the breaking
away was caused by- the action of the frost
at the water limit of the reservoir. '
learn that the body of a little
girl was found buried in the sand, on 'Sun-
day morning last. It had not been recog-
iuently mentions in connection with the
Congressional nomination in the Fourth
District. Ifour preference could decide the
question, we should choose gcandidate from
among the leading Republicans of Stamford-
with whose merits and ability we are thinil-
iar. But we are flee to say that no one has
yet been mentioned asp probable candidate
out side of our own town, whom we would
They have not been well sustained at any
time; very few of the members of the Asso-
ciation interesting themselves in the relig-
ious life of the organization. In order that
.the Association should flourish as a “ Chris-
tian Association,” and should be of service
in reaching that part of the community
ter a case was reported in a family on the
hill west of the village, all manifestly origi-
nating from the same infection. The com-
mittee issued written orders to each family
prohibiting all intercourse with the people
.outside of their premises, except thropgh‘
chosen agents authors-«l- hy‘tlré’iittefiding
causes of Consumption.
prominent
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and
alternative. and the alkali in the Seawee
d, which this
preparation istade of, assists the stomach to throw
out the gastricjuice to dissolve the foodwith the Pul-
monic Syrup; and it is made into- good blood without
fermentation or souringin the stomach.
The great reason why phyelclnns do not
mlptlon is, th '
cure Con-
ey try to do too much - the lve med-
icine to‘stop the cough, to stop chllls,’ to {alga
sweats, hectic fever, and by so‘ doing they
night
cram
way of as
2t'5
0 store. Location and surroundings “the Facto-
rypfiuliiexceptlonable. Extra inducements oil‘cred by
a . A ly in
floppies
rsou‘or b mail of
IACTU N6 00.,
445 and 44'! West 42d 8L.
' New York City.
at‘the
ears
' WA‘iiTofio".
Nation. to Farmers '& Gardeners.
Preserving House at Rowayton.
of Sweet Corn, 9.000 cls of
portion of our town in ashes. It’ is idle and ' ' - - - . . . —-' ‘ '
ked to ch’atfer and criminals as to per- Lockwood, are the observed of all oboe" . sized it last advices. ' . more cheerfully support than the gentleman which it 'is especial] desi tab» c, 1v." .msician. They also provided an abundant the whole diacstive powers, locking up the headlong lune Bean 3,000 bushels of Tomatoes. Those who
wig V VV ors. . - . .. . above named. . y 5395.11 _ supp] of disinfectants to be u ed - and eventually the patient sinks and dies» intend to 5furnish us will oblige the undersignedb
soullintetests “a advantages, when agreat ' . ' ""'_ "HM Gala-Day at Sous ' ' 4 1590.773 ”10 WI "W10“? . ' ' M ”f”? h uld ' d' 01's or the A550- about:y the prem'ses s m and dip" sobenlkliin hm imam“ W°iim° 5:: “lining “him “a” a'dlmm’bedmm “35' Imull]
question-involving- the growth prosperi Pnnsoxn,_we en'o ed ave leasant V . . . . ‘*—~*~--.mm .0 friend A. elation s o in ividually feel responsible 1. ' . eff“; .i‘g “we“ “said; «their ' “milieu ‘ e can ' em mm ”W" o" -
’ ty' J y ’3 p We are informed that for some time put H. Byington, of the New York Sun and for its eineiency and should enter into its Many ”mum“ we" made “the in: 3:15-33” °' “WWW“, 1:383:31“; isllimmm “an" Tagg'fi'mm
and perpetuity of- our town is at issue. Citi-
zeus of so“. 1“”de be. warned in sea- Davis, the well known special artist ofHar the brokers and deolers in Whistleville lots, . , , , _, work more zealously. Blasidc this, to be a . loss the liver and stomach are made healthy A - ‘
. . . ; . . _ .-' - for e Con csslonal nomination in the . . lan ' Ira ousnm no 1 th '1 PUBLIC NOTICB- ’ '
soil ;. .you Woody heed a municipal per's Weekly, who spent several hourahin fixzhangers onVchecks, &‘5" have been m the fourth dist-fie? He is able, honest, capable perfect success, the organization needs the “(fig-t: 1“];th the ,c omlp lamantVs “'er some figoggudlieasedyclul’érotgggglis, 33%.:ng s, whammy“, i. heme, given a... ,e. L E s s T H A N GO ST!
charter of some sort, which shall secure to town while on his way to sketch the scene of a It Ofnieetmg and making their exchanges and WWI”, and if nominated will b” 91"" cordial support or every Chmmn man and o e -e ‘c anc\e Of a Vega ' investigation giggcfifggg'fig'ggmgggv, .‘fgil'ifggi (let-c823e 11ml“ U. mm 0' Income. for "w ye” lm’ “d “we I A ’
on the sidewalk near the First National ed. . woman and of every good citizen of Nor- they declined to prosecute. In one instance such cases what mustbc done. Itis not only thlc line: 3:3 cassiiflfitfigl Mikhail: '1):in .‘i‘l‘fl.’ (i
you some of- the mews. enjoyed by
every other well-regulated community pos-#
sessinc half your wealth and population " OUR Samoa Basic—Elsewhere will - be ' ' ' I coussqm ‘ mm W
. V V V . V V .. V talked of as the re ubllcan candidate for .. . . Dr. Schenck’s three medicines, which will brin . . '
~ ,V - foundan announcement by the ofiicers Of this have Mt learned the names or the officers. Congress in the Fairliield districts, now rep- A‘ the commencement 0‘ the fiscal 19" proVof ofVinVnoceiVlcc. The fact that the {Kin t0“ ‘9 the 5mm“! “'8 Dime“ "in be!“ toggling; glow, A' E will}; 123:? 133:]: $333; In es of the we! of ."
V Os'r AN . -‘-Early _ forenoon institution that they are now read . under A brass band from New York was In at- resented by the democratic Barnum. , the Assocmtion was in debt. By the cxere tngion did not spread beyond the families god. 1V: wigllgiéest V2.15“ hathmgkeggod blood; then V . .
Am arm ““3 . y, 'tendl'llcfi and gave some» splendid music at . , the New 0a n Era. else 'of the most rigid economy, and by first inflected, i3 P19“)? 800d evidence that ‘m?i§iie§ins.m :l'sowrtiel:ng:%l;:l?ne::€sggglggll}i: F0? Sale. I i i
From M“ _5'
(Monday) the 'Hat‘Shopv of‘ Messrs Smith &
Palmler South ‘Norivalk'iwa's discovered to
call on Tuesday last, them Mr. Theodore R.
the late disaster in Danbury.
‘—-—+¢.y—.————_—_
the provisions of their amended charter, to
provide for the safe keeping of moneys,
Bank, and on Saturday a regular Board of
Cilrbstone Brokers .was organized. We
the opening 'of the Board. We understand
No alk. Gazette, is a prominent candidate‘-
. From the Springfield Republican.
Editor A.H. Byington of Norwalk is much
It is a general ..truth that none will carc,_to
walk.
' marten.
means of donations, with the surplus trom‘
fraction of these mice, sometimes in strong
a verily issued on what was deemed reliable
testimony, was quashed at the outset by
the rulcs'of’non-interconrse were observed
we to cure consumption.
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker, Ulcerated Throat, un-
thnt are wasting, but it is thewhole body
'.le
stomach and liver have lost their power to make
blood out of food. Now the only chance is to take”
and the patient gets fleshy and well. This to the on
Manda 'in March.
The penalty for neglect to make
return a assessment with ilfty per cent. added thereto,
. from which there will be no appeal.
Blanks are now
AT
South Norwalk a HOUSE and LOT; p'eaaantp
ly located on Ann Street, on the west side of the
be on fire luckiiy‘ho'we‘v er in we to be ex- bonds valuable a ‘ers &c _ . . they have a desk on the sidewalk for the dispute 31““ nominations should always be the first course of lectures of 1808, thorns: with commendable strictness. l hen there is hoiuna disease and only LivciV' Com— D b l
' ' ‘ ’ p p ’ ' Happening in transaction of business, and hereafter are to made wisely and judiciously. But there are 0955817 919011865 have been methnd 8 small The number 01' 93593 in these families, in‘ iiilndiii‘é‘ gillipiigig’umciggakgistlic‘ilfll‘iergglgidii‘ig “i": In" a Nomi; {rill-$33k b‘iifiif'i‘drfidgfifl.
anguished ’ealiilyr- But a few minutes more
and itjwouid have he'e‘n' toqlatc to save it, as
the bank the other. 'day, we were courteous‘
1y shown through the beautifill building, -
have regular quotations posted at 11 Lu.
and 2 r. M. '
sometimes instances when the duty is so im-
portant—so vital, that no man who is not at
heart a traitor to his mrty, will allow him
balance left in the treasury, as will'be 'see
by the treasurer’a report. ‘
eluding varioloid,Vwas ten. Of these two
adults and one child died. The rest have
Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely in all bil-
ious complaints, as they are perfectly harmless.
Dr. Schenek, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health
for many years past, and now weighs 225 pounds,
-FOB SALEJ—The cheapest House and Lot in
the city of Norwalk, on the corner ofCentre
ee.
-‘T—
Scofield from them; haw-galhw'hfll‘
mumaucnmx,sil Broadway. 3.1.
4
$15,000 .Werth
O
0
Winter Gvooids »
the tire was-’gettin under ret good head- ' .- ° ' ' ' ‘ ' - . - . . - .
way. . . . 5 . > . p ty inch 55$“:ch 1!! " substantial man The following are the quotations of g“. self: to neglect its proper fulfillment. Such It has been an object of the AssociatiOn recovered, the houses are cleansed, and was wwed amywnhm skeleton in,“ we 1 , 1‘3““ “d "“11 sme" cm?“ s '1‘ W001) '
m -:.,..°"‘.:u -...:..::‘..:‘:§3“:ili. “If“? was: . cuisines:tantalum? mum'- ........,.........,...... ...............-........ ........... In ......,,V,.....,V..,........,eh.. w... " '
_U‘ Hon. June. Emil“: new Minister to. provided): :01; the use of lbs 38:: as; 2‘; . FIRST noun—11 a. M. Demgcrcratic candida: hasconsidcrable he: .iroer membership. In order to do this n regard to the burial of those who died it aim,“ .5.§';:.,3":,°,'§::fdrgll3°g.d,2,‘§g°,‘i‘3 To- Lot on West Avenue. _ .
the Unitedfltatesfromflsssndwich'lslanas; tlfos'e hhomsed to: be “Vim d to this...” ghlsllevllle ,Lots. . .............. $200.00 V sona] pepuh'rhy, “Pd oihep important gem. large increase of members will be necessary, may be prover to ’Stsw'that it was very dif- :mggmmggh eggggngigggrggmgggg ' A FIRST-CLASS nousn, containihlg 11’ rooms, - maintaeet tumultuous by
is, we learn, a- inativebf old Norwalk. In . ' , ~ . ~ - ortgages.V. ‘ """ . '. """""" .50'00 093 01’ strength, Which mafld— 110t be over- and this can only be effected ihrough'the .ficult to obtain suitable help, and some delay remsrksple success. In directions accompany each 18, NW“ Furnace: G”: “dame 0- a“ BM
, - . . The Bank vaults, we should think, are cer- Gold ............................ 1.36% looked, Under the most favorable circum. ~ . > . .. , , - . . . making it not absolute necessary to personally see ‘ °’ ‘ line Garden. Horse 09" pass theioorevary
his. youth he went tOLCahfornia and thence, sainly both burglar and fire proof" They Discdunts easy at 10 to 12 per cent. stances the Republican ma ority in the Dis- agency of the members and friends of the was unavordablc. A panic seemed to per~ Db Scheuck, “1113“ put em, Wm, their lungs exam- V VrVefw minutes. . Possession gleexfi 1311133ch V
tothe Sandwich Islands, and 1|“ steadily are situatedin the ”center of the buildin :Brown Shee‘m8~---3----¥E:--u -15 trictis not so largeas it 0113 ttobc,andnow AMMIW‘ We ask’ therefore, the active “51° the whole town, Whmh made even 193%?351$“phfiffiggfiseegegifigfifi #11:}: ‘ Feb' 5"" 18°" ' . . V . i -
been rising in distinction, and now comes (instead of at one end as is oft th 8: lgveg ....... ii . . . . . . . ..VV ......... .19 the presume of 81'8" magma danger is re- co—operation of all who feel that a “Young christians callous to the claims of humanity. all letters for advice lelVel: be addressed. He is ulsil V- CHARLES H- scam
back to his native country as a represents. .' ' - .en "3“!) , “‘3" “nc “3"‘1' ' ' ".- ' , '15 mom}: m0” Eh“ We! dell“. 0n the per- Men’s Christian Association" should be size- In one instance the undertakerspcnt three Worsted??? .‘l‘nlifn‘iidxl". sail?" $33.:qu 3 . For Sale. ' ’
. . ‘ _. . and are builton top of solid mason work, : en .2 sons] popularity character in fitness ofthe h1 - . . . . . “in“,, 3d,, , u ,e d ,t. r 1,3“, .Two nice Buildin Lots. En hire of . ' -
1110.0fof0relgn court. He 1.: expected to . _ — . com) pom—V nu. . . . i , is ed in Norwalk. - hours in tryingto find the needed assist- e 0 91,, e . Y- 5 51°" 3"“ “‘9' “ 0" 5 0. 5011mm, “en. Mann...” Sho , ' ‘
_ 't N 1k . V . Vfoundod on a rock and extending through ‘Wlliltleylle Lots gone up candidate presented. , J E B V b i ll , , O f 1.11 it a horotViV,h examination wi his hespirouieter the -. a P
7131 my" .0911. . . _ V V the basement to the V floor of the bank; “16 Mortgage: declined. . . . V mm!“ M 01¢an loam. - . Allin: . ABBOUB, V Iche, u a in vain. ue 0 e comm teeV iii’celiiaa Ofiicc hours at each city from9A. M. to Residences For Sale 0 .
~ ~ m‘ -- - . violin then built 'aboutten feet high of Gold.... ....... r 1.85% 'Mr-L 11- Byington. of 'Norwalkis talked m‘de- 3'5““ N‘I'Nk- the? WWW“ the "’1‘”! “mm“ Pricebflhel’almonlcsrmp and Seaweed sonic ; . '
g- Tharmcnth anniversary m“, f", ill. thick brick walls Iined' completely on ’sll Exchange “61‘0“,1 per cent; of as the Vnominee for Con ess trons the .4th -—e two hours succeeded, and then by furnish. . $235393; charge: 3; £1.33 3 135:0 alJo‘p’eIubi £63:- VTHlsiwgalgesstgggcamnsed ctVleV. 1:393: bfi‘ oDVVAOZI-hl ‘ “m. m-
late lamented Dr. Mulligan long pastor of '. - . . . Discounts 1 to 15 percent. - 99"“.551‘111“ District 0! .Osnechcut. Pole NoawnxJ'eh m. not. ins his own team. and coins himself into unanoverfinméston. wnol'esileagenm. Forsnfé hue-hm we oiunu wmi Dumas mine other
, , i sides and top and bottom with heavy boiler Brown Sh ti 1 mes-editorially are not Within our province 1.; . ’ ' - ‘ b all dru gists - 1 buildin bea tifun situated. Al two three
St! .11”, .’ was ”'fmid by " the St. Joseph’s iron, ind then covered with brick work up as . . . .. .ef. 11? .............. I'llfic £23 b‘“ knowin the 01“ “Fourth” 3’ well as '°' 1 113:?“ Christi???“ lull we?“ with You“ the midst of the Vlnfection, secured for the y g ' .' b»$-——-———. ”the? P am. v21? editable and “122519 Magenta!
SQQl'tY-Wlfifmpolmg-ioeremonies; Dr. Mul- to the next story. Inside of ma vault is one Lead~hea . ............ V . C10: and Mr. VV “ lon a. we have, perhaps. . v, . .‘ V . aoe ‘ on 0 Norwalk. man a decent burial, Whilst every one of his A. MYSTERY...:Any person sending us their ad- £31235}; oggfggeflgfggflef¥gflgnfiu E"
ii!!!) 8nd J. D. .Sllea were .the originators of ‘of 3“,, rue drMarvin’s large iron safes This “'11 andgyst‘era in demand. " wf "gab: gig???“ or}??? giggle peo-. 5% balance nod old new mt. . ' s sass own-countrymen “cadalmfm‘l would have the $3ng 1333‘ mane-{533383} iflifiifilfilbi‘éfl E u m ’F b 8‘";ng C W: 3931.395“ A8,513-
m” ”919% hunt-want their instance ‘1'" safe has" one department in the center for gggihgglgcml a i . agpres‘cnt lhefn 3:93; ingti:nal £112“; T2 9’"! “Wm! M mumm- at Churches. 100-71 ‘lett him to {at m the house, rather than lend mam-ml (3m) NORRIS a 00"” mm 8‘" N' Y' ‘ ow ' e . ' ' ' ~ ate
‘h? writer muted I“ m, i“ W the B‘nk’ which is mstenad with ‘V combi. Bmk Sto’ck p.r EV . ' , conm'. Hi8 nomin‘fion would m.ke s “V V u re lull". ’57-”, 105.38 the least assxliance. In all cases the burials KY ‘VILL YOU DIE—Conklln's Pastilea cums ;14 Building not“.
being illumination “Christian charity mach lock, “m0, be "opened by any Whisky, going down. lively canvass. . . . . :f’ “ “ml. 93-70 were in the night, “1° ”mm were made m eogfiisswibiigg’3difiiiudiiii?"§ifiee $32? I an onan'rvrnnsr, CONN. ' ‘~—*—————-
and benevolence. Although feeble in hum-v perm, who does not know thethheh w ' _ m V 1mm ,7...me up: 1'.) 9mm, . .. . :j] I: donations, .- 98.16 very tight and plentifully supplied with ap- bisifieeuiiiésieamZ-ui hinei. of-thc’Chest biscuit -. mm. mm round, fortymiles from sin... ‘
hers and means at the outset, 'itliasgro‘wn - » n ' ' . . . . - ran. Mr. A. H. Byington, 9 Norwalk, Conn, . . .. , . mm“ “mm?“ ‘31-" proved disinfectants, and the friends who .1! ° Brenlhlngv“ WC 9mm“ “all Sings" 0 will Be sold at Public Auctionmusarminar'
. .* ”me- The balance of the safe is occupied Whllky in great demand. is spoken of as the 'robable Re ubli 'n . u “ lectures 1M. 308.84 - . .williin'l them unrivalled for clearing the vows. Price xp-ehm", go 1869 commencin at 10 Dido“ mm:
m‘mbeflmptooveronehnndred andlias hyhme one hundred or ,0 small iron candidate for Congregation the airfigld ’ . ' em followed the My to the grave were re' giantsmbox' F‘iiil'i‘blilnos 11 Main Street.‘ 5T”°'°'°" 'i" m. "’gefi" x° '°’5“"“‘3:“°‘"‘
unstimulated {and of abalone-thousand bo'xeswhich it isproposed to rent to private The Next Legislature. District. It willie a very popular nominal . Ch. ' squired to remain “1 the? “PM“: neither . -, ' $0533; sillil‘d onuii’d 3:13": gnaw? fls‘fifla'n"; '
“QM' 1‘5“ >°-°"P°"d -°‘ 111° "1"! best. individuals for the safe keepingot‘ impor- It will be remembeie’d that the last-Le isla- “1°“ ’ ‘ . ‘- “ ”‘M'm‘m‘ ““ka “mm-"g “1° 1‘9“” °”"°'"g "e“ "“3 mm“ M‘ls‘xb‘dfiiflg’fi‘ ii “i. Einci"'°"-e" a???" 3“” 'm'm‘“
ch39: if???“ “3“ “‘1va of on documents. These boxes are all p... lure attempted-w pm a In" Weh- °uld ' Nothin ' woflio'ivifii scum... ‘ 3 13m 13:33 N° “mm” "“8 ““1" '° ”mm ' N“ W €“i.i?‘3“:i§’$§§%i:;l°:§§d $33.12;: ‘ '
- . i'. ,i ,1 l. . . ‘ .' s . . . . . ' _ , a, £53" Vi - . .w oe er n
...W.....“..:" mm .. “WWW“... me are. ~ .’ “.222: W... ..,,V,......ch mew-m
tiondlities.“ T’h.u"i”'\ led V it ill - 9m°h19v¢° other by ‘the‘dcpositor, and are most unanimously. ‘10. majority in that Congress. With less pfétehlldn'V than many, ‘0‘! 2me P 9,!“- 5-‘0' th t' if in - 'ti, . 1 (IT In Ncrwalk, Feb. 4. by Rev. J. S. Breckenridge Mr. fannual pa "33o? If stglzlyllh: stall: $313333: . ‘
were. _ .a V e a1 .0 constructed that they cannot be opened branch was ‘00 gm" to be tampered with _ he has far more nines, than man , and then . papers and-books, uses 8 P8 1611 were . 8° 01'! ca 0 con 1 1011 Charles Henry Allen and Miss Sarah n.8pisgue,botli the followglg Tuesday, Feb. as, at same hour. .
herebyflovyliiather— Smith, in" O’Sulli'van without the aid of bath keys. ' by monopolies. When the bill reached the “-1. kn°WI9dE° 0‘ the affairsof ”9‘9"“ Dis» .. H "mm" ' " ‘7'” the exposure incident to a removal would 0‘ Wilton. ' ‘ l I ‘~ .’ if” llrl‘lmur' “cameo" 3' 8‘ mxoum’ ‘
andszlLannhan conductingthe'choir and “laughed”, leaves his papers in the Senate itwas found that. money was more itiri'ilziihir‘iieiiiieyrignifiie§°n°geiwgfigz§fi ‘ 2: “»°°"- atstc’ ‘ W ”-56- have been very injurious, if not certainly -~—~ ~~ EEEE — --.— i rantv e’°°””"F°"' ”'18”- . ‘ . .
.. V V VV . , , . _ h .. .. . - -.. V . "cartingse V C, 33.7 V . v. . . V . .._ . V V
”gm “’31"- 0.11!“ - . ' ~ ' ' V box, which he looks with his own key, when £3533 flfinfiépfifig‘ 21,9 bgmse‘t'tlgd‘lle marvélous industry, and’ g; a“ publican , " " sundry bills, 8“". ' sac: fatal. : . .. -, -~--~ - vvvvvm m-i-A ~ rm ‘1'” - '- Vl-‘ABM FOR SALE NOWIY ‘mm
' -. ' ' ‘ " . ' the Baukv.'OMcers with their key, Which the cc‘minz' 'lature. - lWhenever this "9° as steel,citizens.of theFonrthDistl-ict 0"“ ““de ' 40-14 The advice freely teVnderedV on all sides, giggling": 'e‘ififi’ 1.31%:an 3'13: .08“ l: E H INWILTON. come. - .V . . ~
2:?an nagrumors ofra Vmove- mg all boxes alike, turns a bolt over the key “um“! question has been brought up n has .Eill tiavel far: before finding! better man ' - VW and sometimes rather frowningly, was all {mmhsV mfg," FIE-hm], 8",th "lied 35 sihgmmd :V a]; 3mm pmhmuma damn”, mi.
fbn-‘geffinngu-nngc‘pmp of an.” rt hole-so that the depOsitor himself is unable beendis or by the money of railroad an 'H. Byington, Esq. ' ' 7‘ ‘ duly considered, and its value estimated, but ‘monhms’ Jm 31.DeVlla A’ webb’ We"! ‘1 ”m” ilaud iiiéf'dmlii°liiufih‘3“”ifbfi¥eif3 ‘33.? ' - ' ' I ‘ ’
p . , , _ “pinner,onthe. und mouopo ics. These grand monopolies have it was not in all cases followed, as the com- Wm -5 - ' .. - -- - . gout-building etc.,iaoflercdlfcr‘liale. anti-cam “ ’ : -m1...‘ : "
thatth'er'eV is'cryiag [media it'of an 0' car of
i‘igcitsnruptilble gawk? honesty, and
a j . . mp0 ., Wm. . WW1: draft-
if." all”. 8. Treesurcr to finite—N. Y. Tri-
Q‘Ganrlint can do a great deal better
thing by draftian the sprightly editor of the
Ne} Yolk 3149101? that position. There
to unlock his box without their consent.
While? the Bank ofiicers, however, prevent
'any‘ box from being opened without their
knowledge, they are themselves unablé to
open any box without using the key held by
ferent combinations so that no key will open
W
been able to-bailie the efforts of representa-
tives too honest to he bought -up. Another
opportunity
them to “ shell out.” We Want agcneral
railroad law; fare
. . the Legislature,
the depoiiitor. , The leeks are all set on‘dif-' many measure which 8
high rates of travel. ,What . do we'w’ant-l?
Simplyto send rcprbsentatives to the next
ill be given this spring for
should be regulated by
and monoBolies. are opposed
lend» to- destroy
E'Eighty-five thousand dollars worth of
Connecticut State bonds. were sold ' last
Wednesday in. New York ct auctiop, at-pri- .
ces ranging from par to one half of. one per
cent. above. The bonds belonged to the
estate of Silas Bronson of,Winchester, and
were purchased by Mr; Kingsbury, presi-.V V'
ovening. See Vadv. for particulars.
[S'Miss Leon's. auricunced to give
Readings in Lockwood’a .n’su, Wednesda
in- The following little slip com use.
day’s House debates reveals a whole . chap-1
teerolcherning’ our Indian troubles:
Mr. Pru (Dem., N. it.) said that hewa'eV
, 'csl advice of the highest authority and they.
mittee were favored not only with written
instructions from the Board, but with medi-
Vheréby tender their acknowledgements to
the‘se‘physicians whom they consulted so
M“
streets.
Store or to G. S. PERRY. References given:
1 Notice.-
on Piano: Iiarp and Guitar. at
53 A. ADAMS is prepared to 0ivc lessons
ranville S.
Perry’s Boarding House, corner of Water and Chapel
Word can be leil: at ll. H. Wellmun’s Music
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.freely, and whose advice they deemed so
much more valuable than much that was
Safety Deposits.
FOR THE SAFE KEEPING .OF BONDO, MONEY,
and Farming Utensils, Apply to
V6 . No
F. DELI)“
rwalk, Conn.
‘8
all oft
- C
ulterior Flavoring Extracts.
anon Vanilla or“ go Strawberry Raspberry
c '1 Thizap legioi’ebpiitefllmapd,Pe'aghVautme '
‘ 31' unamon n l’ uuce an
e who???) e’uln: divers st'Un'n‘u slide" Dru '
ouu'rn mcnanrs supplied at New
' rices. _ , . -
PHUTELS AND RESTAURANTS furnished with any
ts.
ork
roar. assassins
Woilld‘be'! flirty" limb "in: the " _ ~ ' more than one box. Over all these boxes ‘ . . . .. . . V V V
"male“ now 5;,” ._V, ‘tli V thieves and ’ar‘efillosed' massive iron doors d b , La laer ewhfiarcl .Vproof against bribeg, Vdent of the Citizens’ Bank, Waterbury, for in favor some change in the'Indian '18- bfi'ered unsolicited. V WM. T. Cnaw, csnrirchTES.VALUABLE PAPERS, Vac,V ‘or the flavors by the Pint 0113311011. , .
has .. none?- :9“ lift “" he... 1.... n... .... .. .3“: i desirous:assignments: W3 imam ' - ~ .. n... ... .. W em ... we ‘ ”mm, Tmsmmmmm mu... - - ~ ,.
. . rm. . . - ren , » ~ .. . . - . . - . : . -.
' ' ' y‘ ennV the coun ' ere evils. In fact all men clectedthifspring' W ' atholic missionaries 30‘ on '0 well "uh ' Committee. elimggrfié'cciréiihuig'é [SkililnPi-oowr inseiile: 321$; {figfifigfigfiflvm mm“ M“”'"“ I
try.‘ 'Few jineViVl‘V'eiVl‘hh‘lV‘V 1&1)“. in chug burglar-proof, while individual property is
should be anti-railroad monopoly men. 1 We
headed, rapid lime“ capacitifi, to “I even protected fromthc oflicers of the Bank.
should knowwhcrc a candidate stands ,ou,
' mNew York justice has beenseized
she, Indians 1' How was it that one Roman
a3119110, ipriest (Father De Smet) had more
with a sudden spasm of affected" virtue. influence with the Indian my,“ on this con-
South Norwalk, Jan. 28th, 1869.
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at to approved applied
strength, a portion of which is subdivided into small
safes with locks all i“ differ, which are now ofi‘ered to
ate at amodsrate rate.
8. .
IN thc‘matter of GEORGE F. DASKAM, a Bank-
rupt, in Bankru tc§
that, pursuant to an order
nothing of his crusading ’ ' - -_ Property thus deposited would be safe from this int before we vote forhim. F'nd out . > ' - than . . » . _ . , - "‘ . . . , ' Youmhersby no lie - ~ .' - . -- . '
ties; . TV . ryexecutive “”11 lire,'if safe anywhere, and burglars would {"1330 ‘9 before'we' think fioflmfini‘k him.’ $113532?fil‘dfifli‘l’fiififlffiii’d ”fitWingfilgzfiafilglfi? ““16"“ “ fig-At??? d‘gwwo'thle grim” 8”; atgomm’mx" 16” J. w. HUBBELL, Tress. $381.33 Vahlfgfifmwgmgfinmme “agave; * ‘ ' " ' V ,.
————_" ‘ " - i ' 3 ’ . . . ‘et this thin be settled do n this cumin ‘ , .. ' " ' ‘ ' , ' . l" “y 5 3 c ‘9 "15‘0”" overnnien ‘ i ‘ _~ _.-. “‘1 Bum“ ‘ "m I” “m n 3" “kw“ SP3 * ‘ y' m” “ 413‘
ur'rho' W n... . mi; :2, 5:3; .‘i’fiffiitfi’lfii‘éfiitfibfi MM s5 Les-1m we... ... , m - a... or n... ..u....... £23122.traitthii.:‘;.l::t“a‘::3:* v... sumac b... ..m,...... we a... or Pursuebumuilvimm‘r‘mfiu streetcars. iii- .- . ~ ~ " ‘ “ ’ ’
‘7 - "’- " ‘ : 4’“ I ~ . I u .. . ' -. . . . ‘. - " —-—.-40r-.————-——- . pledged Oh I $100000 mortgage ’1 thing mide ’1 b“- ll! ltli- ' (11,8118 kc t t Ii new'consfimfion which contains a clause ems for solid undllpceuts follicudedmatterMSAopy; [linhmhfefin’aflkgupmf‘m. the-p 'lea _ V ti" ‘.
“n9: '8‘; “1," "17V 0'. Melan- Thames dc VRile ,PWfi‘l-il‘? in 311° Emma ““193“! would 11.3" Excoouaamoof—There has nothing been, done everydayby'tlie brokersi’nW’all street. while the Guacmmwent (filing. , p ’ prohibiting slavery in all the Spanish pos- Wile? illit‘i’ei'l'i'igiige‘iiglg ii‘é‘i chlfllgegcrgggnh €,§2fl$§$7m°nf§$§g“§m" 3%: ”3:; ' '
7139. V9. Wfiomslte sonlncts for large guau- for theirVVonsfahone. Property deposnted stolen com the. Randles- at Winnipa'uk-for; .Sineesiim Bowles tried prison life it has be- ' W. - sessions.' The best method of freeing the deducted; 9"“ W°'§mf”g,"“,‘,‘:2ufi‘,§f“{WW}: ' Dated at Bdaseportv this on: In: or no? ”in " - - .
“"99! "'99! liomvjbeans, tomatoes, #9., 2”. 11¢?” “ certamly 33f“ than many .PFiVPW the 1853 (0111' daysil ‘ ‘ . . * .comcquitc popular among men of promi- ' Wm John W- Whittal,.’a prominent. slaves is to be left altogether to the decis- °",}’°’"§"§{,tfi’fi‘i§l{8p§s glabfllx. Comrlirnplcylug , . . . , And. '3‘ Prisca'aesussa PIDII -_
preserve. They give .earlynotice 89.11191- house,,and welook upon'the establishment ' , ‘. , __ . a».._,__ neuce'. ,, r V . resident of Waterbury, died suddenly’in. ion of the Cortes It is e . cted that this environments suiton’sireerpinwxork. To Countryjlercllams. . V , O , V0. .
“ml?" ‘Fl‘qvfiefiife ‘0 furnishzthem can 03110! an m‘imfion'iu our midst as a great 35' ..W‘mllmfiv Imperial» Londme- "Id. . , " . «o»- . ,1; . ~ ~ ' Rev. Mr,Andcrson's church, on Sunday- uf- constitution will. be adoplc); by m. We, ,. 13-min“, , ' ‘ . . Egon ~91»;pr withrlgaédlpt gflgfiglplgrv - -' ' ‘ ’ '
.> .V' . . ' y.“ l. .v .. . . , t .1...) “1.... . . . s . . . V "' ' ‘ ' ’ ’ ’ . - ‘ " ‘ ' __,_ . .. , , i n ' 0 Installing ' r a CB ..
compfite' . 3. ~ , 5° it. be!” “.1. iwvenienoe to the community at large. We glu‘ bleachedmusiiu, very cheapatScofield . a. The demon] vows ”a m‘hl‘émlrltgd: “n90!“ 9"" 91109102] " “ ’ ‘ ’ " ' " " ‘iic whelmin majorit " ' "i Shereby 'v‘e‘nitii'a't'tlie'fiencrafllospitai formulae 3 Also Flagrin Extracts, Blucin Castor Olifiwoet ,
planting sendlfn ‘ . know nothing of the term offered 011' count: ' Barnum-s. ” ih Con cg. on Wedne d W. g y. I n ma ieiovm. Connecticut, will be opened for Laudanuui, aragoric, co., or at open; , by iii; .
———o-¢o.-.-_.‘._‘. lions imposed by the Bank,but presume 0 gr ’ ' a W WA heavy rain storm accompanied ‘ MM ”w “will" Fem? 1° mill" he’ll: ”dill?" 1likig'pu “meme" ohggg-ngleggggg'gfiggge Chas. Kimball E. 13am
- . . - - —'_“‘". » s - - - Blanks an nstrnc lonsw c rn c o u - '1 .
$38,911,“ mm. M8 fullhouse they are a reasonable as couldbe ex- —The Chicagoans claim that the com- . th th -In California there is one woman to , t ,1, s e ,mndeni. ,3 order of the Board , a , “I:
- . - 2 . merce of or is more W Hoop Skirtsnnd Corsets all styles, wi under and lightning occurred on - , _ _ cston o 0 up r . V . , Jus'r ..
at Norwslk m, WW- P901“ V that of Km“ . than twovthirda a I three men; inNevada, one o eight. in 00 “Eggs, VVJVVA‘VhéVpgl'lle,u D. Supt“. V 500 g BT01! VVVM . .- V V V .,_. ., _ . V
t half price, at Scodcld & Baruum’s lorado, one to twenty.
.AX
Wednesday night last.
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