flown: Emits.
Tuesdoyrhpnl 6th; 1869.
no long of the knew-aka.
Isis 'driiuamdrim
Didimyhome summons-i
Wharedarka‘nd‘mshflm
Arealdthdinanowyshrofi
Iathsthomsof snowywhitenett,
ltyfisthsrywingtwere-adt,
AndirosentothabrightneII
' InwhlohMake
~.>‘
Where the laughing waters murmur.
Atthkeklverrfpplas lisp: i
:the h
Thurman‘s. scientist,
momentum“
In Winnie-tr
There es, moi It’s- termqu. -
To make a sweepingelids,
Down in its sleeping valley.
Where the sleighiug psrucs slide
I am drifting, driflins Slim
Where the railroad curves are deep.
There. to halt the rushing s'ngins
With my fiesta mammoth heap,
' And demonstrate the power ‘
so
Thatthoughlnalrlkewhert,
Indrifh. theirsirengthisuit.
I am drifting. drifting, drifting.
Down the lane andtbrongh the alley.
Then out and o’er the meadows,
Alon tbewindingvalley.
'l‘hen round the firm-bum
I kit's the window ghetto.
Andpseiptn‘giathap’clbra
Saints and assault-ea.
Then drifting in the fsVeeVVt- .
0f themaidena in the thisb.
1 kiss theibiushing sun,
That bios-teach: my day.
And lingering menopausal .
To kitstslue mom.
i settle on mmbyllfl': '
‘- Andmeltawayforevui. .
Two m... stood upon the shore
or Watts Bay.
Bidding) std, farewell before
he we Epsom .
“I'll marry yOa wheh I conie back,
Ir Sill! Ans.” Van be .
And than he took a little smack,
And want any to set.
w
Vehicular" Etiquette and reeds-1
That the career of the “WWW”
is not one of unalloyed happiness is suggest-
ed by the following inquiries propound'ed by
a noviea:I
commune;-
If a fellow goes with hin velooipede ioV call
upon a lady, whose house has nonont yard
and no backyard,- and there are a lotofboys
inn-oniofitready to pounceuponhisma-
chine, and the lady is smiling through the.
window, what Vishe to do with it?
Ifa fellow, riding his velocipcde, meetsa
lady on a particular rough bit of rosd,where
it requires bOch hands to steer, it he posi-
tively- required to let go with onchand to 3
lift his hat, and if so, what will he do with
his machine? . "
It‘s fellow, riding his velOcipede, overtakes
a lady carying two bundles and a parcel,
what shouldliedowith it-f " -1
If a fellow, riding hismaohine,meets_ ilime
ladies walking abreasgdpposite s partViCularV
1y tall curb«stone, what ought he in do with
' it? . 1
If a lady Ricotta fellow riding his machine
and asks him to go_ a tltopping with her,
what can he do with it f '
If the hind wheel of a fellow’ s machine
fiings mud just above the saddle, ought 11!
to call on people who do not keep a duplex
mirror at well as 'a clothes brushin the Boat
hall? '
Ifa fellow, riding his velocipede, encoun
tors his expected fither~1n-law,b0_ihering_
painfully over a bit of slipery s1dewalk,what
shall he do with it ?
If people coming suddenly around corners
run againsia fellow’ a machine,‘ is be bound
to stop and apologize, or are they? -
If a fellow is invited to join a funeral pro-
cession, ought he to ride his machine 1'
And is it proper to ride a velocipede to
church; and, ifso, what will he do with it
when he gets there 2
It' is proposed _that a “mixed commission”
ofladies shall deoide'these questions.
As if they are not sufficiently mixed al-
ready. .
=32
A Panama-non A'i' Tun chn COURT.
——The English presentation cameV-at lsét to -
end, and Mr. Kason’t task V .- Remem-
bering the name ofhit first victim he suc~
ceeded, without blunder, in makingthe
American Huggins and thaTlfird Napoleon
acquainted with' each other. But with the
next our Minister came to a full stop. He
could net remember the name, and the peor
man tried in vain by a stage whisper to
communicate the magic word. The Emper-
or waited with thutoalm indiffereuQ which
it far more aggravating than any: expression
of impatience. He waited without result,
and he might have so waited an indefinite
time, for the wretched man whose introduc-
tion stopped the-way suddenly grew red in
the face, and lost all power of articulation.
Judge Mason saw spoplexy befor him, when
relief came in the shape ofa happy idea that
struck his diplomatic brain. Stepping back
a few paces he exclaimed:
“ I have the honor to introduce yOu Na).
esty to all V01ete good people. They are all
. “MEL.
This mode of presenting, byiplaioon, was
new to hit liaiesty aforesaid, but accepting
the situation, he withdrew a few paces, so
as totakain theentire line,and that 11‘s:
his ususitpeechon such occasions: "'
“ You have done me a great compliment,
ladies and gentlemen, by comingto fir to
visit my court. You come item a great coun.
_.try I remember your country—I was once
there myself—” "
Atthispointajall, awkward New bg
‘ lander, looking at the court thus refined to
through a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles,
thought it was about time to say. something
to relieve thegcnersl tense ofr'sttraint, 'aii‘d 'V
to cried out, in a very insinuating,- soothing,
though rather nasal, tone- ,
“ And we were very glad to have Ionn
among us your Modesty. ”
A burly gentlemen, full of conceit, and
gorgeously decorated with a medal some
enthusiastie firt company had presented him
indignant that any other than himselfshould
presume to speak, oddeddn a loud voice; ~
“And we hope soon to see you there again,
,1)me n
The proposition, made so heartily, to re-
sume travels Once more that had provcn so
mean and miserable, disconcerted his‘ Im-
perial Majesty to such an extent that he'ab-
ruptly terminated the review, by gathering
up his side-arms and'going of almost eta
center. -Domt PIA'I'I', in We m.
~..-. “W
the world, which are never used as decVofl ;
for the bettingring. These tendencies are .
. also shown in that this class ofhorsetis more :
Vindamandfor gentleman’ usesolely; esia ; V .
on fine autumn afternoons, by the i
or- 13““ the broaden- .m
Enue which leads to Kaoomb’s Dam. Itis
, intimated tint there are in New York City i
4- galone, over ten thousand horses noted for ,
- 2 speed, which are worth from One thousand 3
:dollars upward to thirty- -three thousand dol-
. Liars—the price paid for Dexter
.. .0
Vs.
-, Mr.
V “Merriam
11“” erohgmteptedthttthe
race-chilled Emma horte'taud denoralises
men, and among the professional horse min
Hiram Woodmfi' is pointed to with pride as
the use who was honest. I hope, however
for the credit of this noble animal, and of
our own race, that he is not the only excep-
tion; and I further hope that the present
are shown in that such men at lir. Bonner
and others keep,“
their own its, some of the rum home in g
tobe
But it may be well to caution our young
V men—and our old ones—against a vice
which berets some, and may easily spread.
{It is the mania for buying trotters,in the ex-
pectation that, now and than, they will
prove a prize like Flora Temple or Dexter-
V: This. is worse than useless. It can bethov'Vn
as I believe, that these horses, which once
might have been bOught for a song have cost
tome body 1111 they at last brought. It has
Taken five or more years of constant, training
11d outlay, and a vast deal of time and
Thought, to makesueh horses what they are;
had only one out of a hundred of these
thichareIOtrestedissgreotpi-iae. A
young man who begins to act upon this
theory is. almostsuretobe ruined. No;
gentlemen must and will own this fine quali-
- ty of horse-but ss gentlemen, not as Jock-
eye, it, bychanoe bitch anoneiindthimself
the possessor ofa prise, lethim call ita
piece ofluck,snd. nottry to doitagain, and
not expect it at a11.A gentlemanmay well
Enjoy his horse, not the money be can make
- cutofit. Butthere ita danger, too, for the
farmers—the ordinary farmers—in this mat-
ter. Some of them already are possesedwith
sgreetdetiretogtow sgreathorse, and, in
attempting to graiify it, they may neglect
:therealbusinessof theirfirms; they may
get into habib of lounging away from their
homes, and they may fill into grog-gimp
society; Mgood-by tc honours“,
success, or wealth—The Ems Growers, by
~(‘. W. Fit-14013611 Karel: 06W. .1 ..
m - -
——In celebrating Franklin’s birthday at
Bufl'nlo, the. prinisrs .had.a.1«."good time ;”
and among others therollowing- toast was
=11rank:“Printsr-t’ Wives—Key they always
have plenty of sitALL cart for the heads of
theirlttdeorfgtaalornet'et '
, -A subscriptiOu paper for some religious
fobject wet handed to asealous church-mem-
ber, whenhe remarked, “Well, I can give
five dollars find not feel it.” “Then," said
the solicitor, “give ten and. feel it.” The
,point was Seen at once, and the money was
forthcoming.
—lir. D. L. Moody of Chicago has a way
of blurtingout his sentiments at prayer-
meetings. Not long since, at one of those
meetings, some one rose and stated that the
lining Women’ s Refitge, in that city, was
in great need, and asked the prayers of the
congregation in in behalf One of Chica~
go s richest men, who is said to be some-
' what minute; in his contributions to benevo-
lent objects, volunteered at once to lead the
ztion named. He had scarcelv closed, when
;lir. D. L. Moody gotta his feet, and said
that it was wrong forus to ask God to do
Ewhai hehad given us tne power to do our-
selves. “The idea, ” said he, “ofn man who
iean draw a check for one hundred thousand
"dollarsasking God to give money to the
Bering ,WomVen’sV Refitge is preposterous 1
Let him give it himself.”
. 1 .
—-Chicago having done. almost everything
Veise in the sensational line—or attempted it
now proposes to amend the dccalogue. A
5writar' in the Past recommends as follows, to
steachers of public, privste, and Sunday
schools, “ Anew commandment, to be said
.Vdsily: Thou shalt not ,mutilate, defaceVIor det-
troy any ornaments, trees, shrubs, or any
thing belonging to thy neighbor; nor any
fountains or works of arterccted for the ben-
efit of the people, to beautify and adorn the
icity or other edifiwt moi; hitch thy horse to
thy neighbor’s tree that it insyI gnaw the
same to that it die.” .
V —More care shouldbe exercised in what
we breathe than in tweeat. We breathe
incessantl, and Occisionally. But
mine poop e in ten. out. are air as if it
more infecfionhnd breathe _t which is foul
‘as it healthy.
, —The Boston, Hurlfoi'd Vd‘sVV Eric Railroad
Company receivéd another installment from
the treesnrerofibs tatc'oflia'ssaohusetts on
Wednesday of last week. The work is pro-
grossing ropidly westward ilom Waterbury,
'and also eunfinishod portion between
,Wilimaiitic and Putnam.
,7 -—-Aboui the year 1888, the principal edi-
tors of the-dell i.ly pa were James
Gordon Bennemlames atsoriW'ebb, Park
geniamin .-W okoQGemrd lialleok,
antes BrdOks drace GTeeley WilliihVVnCul-
L113" Bryauahioidecaihfenaimh INOah', and
fiasiingIsII Wells.
F'Mr‘l‘lgecher says a fan’s religicmus
en oymen pends upon t :1 state 0
stomach. Aoco to this theol how
inuchbctter m reaching istIe ckAl-
len’e Gold HedalBVa eratas. Ittinfiuenoe on
the stdmsoh is alywa t salutary ,hat been
knowntocure thew'orstformof .I’dlspepsy
VandV whl food that will e. the
mouth; aneplcure to water.
VB_'IVVr-oflonkcr£
j" VIVVViI-tleotstsstlrsu ”fin
i"
80 *DRle
-1 .. . SAT
EDITING“,- Mathew-Johan-
3” 1.2.1.1:
ART itL—Thcnsmeofsald corporation shallbeI
affirmswzmmmmm
lancschshare.
ART-
thehmmli'WIM‘ , Slam
ubum‘iywdggientform
Y.’+‘,—— ,I I t
-—l[r. P. T. Baruumhat been lecturing ' VV Why-“tho Moreen-
on temperance, at Olivet Chaple. Speak-I W ”W IQ, Tums o'ig'V
ing of the elect of habits of sobriely,
Barnumsaid: “ Twonihn will start
erin life, the one keeping hishead coolwith
water, lhe..other..muddllug his with. liquor.
At the endof ten years the former will have
achieved mecess, the latter will be
into n drunkard's grave; but just before he
drops you’ll hear ’ him say. ‘Stonishing
what difi’erence ’er is in life! That {blist-
started same’ a I did, an‘ everything he
touched turned gol’, and everyththing I
touched turned to ashes. ’Stonishing what
a difference ’er is in life!" V
I—The' New YorkPark bank robber, Fran-
a substitute and a bounty jumper duringthe
war. who served' in General Plhib’s brigade,
and ham" “01911 the name of the com-
mains 0910'" Elli-cuss»: refusing to.
have his picture taken the other 'iay_ was
becausehe hsdbeena candidatefor older-
mafln' ‘ “chelowerwsrdtlsstytsr
Tl'ego'mne V transom .
corporation heroby
icekofsaid
of the es corps
'AITJiL-z-Thedaid cpsporationit located in the
LB” CAGEios-saleby‘ K.LOCVKWOOD.V
ALI. kinds of piano skin-r; at
- ~11.me Va 11110.-
IAliPS. A resentment-tat
I..t K. VLOCIWOOIBV'I.
m
tendencies will prevail. These tendencies -
' I
in their own stablesandfor ,
meeting in 'a prayer in behalfof the institu- .
3-2361 confine ..
bpurehflmholdleasrfieg.
moon
2 DirttPrlseYeer
imam!
.DAI Hm
. WIIDIGPOIO)|)YIIOS
to'rwn of Norwelk,Coun‘ty of Palsdeldandltateof.
'f Ornoxso. minimize.
5000’11'0121-1162 NEW hostel soar nn.
sum; VV$ m“ 2 ’ Crockery, China, and Glass Ware.
,mmfim mucosa-re Laws-m.
“M0, .. - .. .II- .V » :f' ‘. :1 i" ..'.—. '-,
Sinuli-oMk. '- - “WWII-Mm-
Christa." I ',V' - LiI-IYJMM V. VIII“!!-
nsqnnacgi .. . .mgmm
m! m m “um“."h."
ThomatLBuiler.-- ~l'i l M
mmw,sm- 1138:3313.
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A ' memoir-1st .' “TWP"
.. -fls—
Mt! .
son mam mrnvoor DONDSPfionni ,
cnrmoarmgzvallgiéa'lhl ring". so.
1'0me... ”M 11.1: =
Charter
strengths
safes with.
rent to a
norm
555 .
311?.-
Notice
that MNth'walk
orw-«Wm
“Tris...
samofOne
depoIdItn'omI
FOR SALE.
GOOD PAIR 01' TBA]! HORSES. IIeavy Wag-
Cow a CertaV lot tofSea-
o and Barnes. one‘ll
A
bulimia?“
kinds. .
V New Canaan, Dec. SS, 1958-
BOUSBKBEPEBSI
BOUSBKBEP-EBSI -
len—Women— and Childrsnio
Ken—Wcmen-and Childrenim'
“ADD-«READ.
‘Oodlmgmm ——d Burns,” be.”
Wen- to...” “m”? V
. exusordimryV tatvs ever known. Its
lllfiiofm B “all...“ Maud for
NW. M PM- ‘0" DBL-h WC. '-. L
penalty-m of'it‘, I would not til the:
myhoute,i it coatlsfioaorl Ihadtotravelallthe
way to New York for“,
nmmtu, ”1.51
H'AllBrngglsisinNOR teliii.
_—
O
. “00311113” .
Standard-Preparations
IEAUTIFIER'
litter-Sweet A: Orange Blossoms,
"' One Bottle, :1. Oil—Three for $.00.
“ Costar's” 8?;th $11M” Exterminators.
“ Costsr’s” nators.
“ Costar’s” (only pure) Insect Powder.
1: hm“ “hm."
“Z?"W ears established in New York.”
' Bizarelzllm f daily "
0
“ill a sell them."
"momentum, N r.
diets “CO .
OrAgonN r. BKNBlY, (Successorto ’
1: Bow), N.Y
Sold in NORWALKVV syhii‘ns 111103.11 liain Street.
NEW GOODS !
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTENT
s‘. It. Point,
2 DRUGGIBT, SOUTH NORWALK,
list last opened a fine assortment of goods. consist-I
he or .
TOILET SETS,
SETS or BRUSHES,
‘ FANCY COLOGNE BOTTLES,
AND VASES.
Also a large assortment of ‘
VCOLOGNES, II
HANDKERCHVIER EXTRACTS,
SOAPS,
.TOILET AND
"V' FANCY ARTICLES, EC.
' I
SOUTH NORWALK
Cigar Store,
ELY’S BLOCK.
V MAIN STREET.
-O. Swan-113w Ocs.
. ....’.............
Vonnuv a cotrIax,
Masonic Emblems} .
No IPlus Ultra,
And other Choice Brands of Cigars. Wholesale
Charter: Oak Plug Tobacco.
Togetherwltb
PIPES..CIGAB Somme, TOEVACCO
BOXES, AND SitOKEIRS’ Ali-I
ITICLEVS GENERALLY.
AYRSHIRE BULL,
“ “WHEN“ I'm. ”
tithe New Vand Fair, Sept.
ldCounty lSO.
. PkBlGlilS:
CalvedJ JOLIbsoIdIb 8.1!.8D. Wall
IViWctheralsIE’Cbu‘. ’ "
1Sin :AlaekChrittieoutoiDoll ,
élebnA-dmo niof’flfi'ag“).
iii. Albertlniportedgclgptinandall 11
Scotland. an
; mmmwmidum
3 son SALE :01: s 4-,:- WARRANTED:
lARLYBOSlOeantsperpound.
nmroodit'nribg
. '19“
Karo-one
w stream
ofsspu-iorqsality ur’a‘nisd‘. “I,
a‘vt'onnlnao in m4
werwoo'it.”
IRATBVIRStoId
12k.
P: am V963-
1m
. dill
Star of the West. s1...
CONSUMPTIV‘E S
- SHOULD USE
: ALLBI’S LESS SALSA]?!
‘mmmnmmssem w:
. Peering,” .. Laid”--No Bumbag.
'E ram «Agents-val dents. ILA.
Sourétmfi. you all want-A Pistol, Revolver,”
A little time will secure you enema
i A link», Shot Gun, or Auttrian Ride. for _a ClubI
GREAT ENE HELLER STEEL
' Rhona, Shot Gun, or Springfield Ride, for a Club;
Of . . .
Daub Barrel Shot Gigantic Cane,or Sharp’s Bids
for a Club of One huu .
“'2“; BOYS! BOYS!
5128111110 m hr la Club ff 'l'wo Ilundretiinm'g for
00
Club of Three Ruu'ill choice of nine
number of other articles or "fie above Clubs too nu-
‘ unions to mention. Send
VI. 0. “on”! I 00.,
1“ Federal 8ft, BOIEOB, XII.
steam
gilt “WT;
ROW. no Ye '
uV'aVldIol-Por the
:IIGrantand
00., Chicago, orw“ Park
V .chlcdlcinchI-I
wrroonnvoV Comm 1
DODD’S NIBYINI AND INYIGORATOR gives
s'gieetbletnd 'a'leost inn-at reiiefla the spent
“Whooping COnglu Thisisacomplslntthat all
dilldrenare expectedto have": and when times,
tirangetotsy,tkeyareleftionghtitthronghatthey
hastean,littiedriionlngbeing doneiobreakitsiu-
- tensityorhelpthesufihrersalong. And whcuitis
mfisctedthat very ma‘n'y of the discus“ ofoider and
a'dultyearshavethelroriginlnthetaar andttrainof
WhoopingCough, this neglect wouldbeutttarlynn-
s‘ceountable’ butfor the not ili'stehfidren’sdltesaes
likcmanyof the weaknessesof women. arecontld-
_eredsoniuchainatter ofoourse that people havebe-
dams stoleally unconcernsd about them. Iotthem
eonghitthroeghumdidtetmegenerallytobethe
dnfeelingword. Whooping CoughisaNarvousdit-
ease. and ded’s Nervine and Inlegcraior treats it
with COIPIJTIBUCCBS: NotheraTRYITnuu
s'aveyourlitte‘oi’e‘e-taa‘ worttag‘nny 'V'e‘f thitditirets-
ingakeetion. Ametu‘dhanelatntmsdlsine.
4 .
Important Certificate.
mended by 13””: 11¢!ng bntnotltingwas
until our a was-filled (physician not now
in practice to Budd's Nervine. procured and
commenced using it once—with an onset immediate
and surprising. As the convulsionswm wmhardeet at
theNervin onher in
.1. w ”on...“ ....°.. .........=° .
sion, theco 1etsheqnent,.audverymueh
lets severe—s “film soon got her rap-
idiyrevivedi 11 health and vigor—and“. inafewdayt
was as well as ever. wseleft- tchhooplng
it was the erofno trouble. Of course I- can-
not t wusider erd’a Nervine and” Invi Iran
invaluable remedy for this dietreuing
add. that I have since rocoiiinie'tuledm it ioseve
family friends. in ilk ‘elrsuii‘stono‘ss',’ tribal; found
a
itineveryoascto '
onlytobeknownioooma mfg-aid d. V
ForsalebyDnsklsts. Price OueBt‘illar. .BwB
osmo-wmrmmw":
Addressl’ Second 5%, Baltimore, Id.
.' nine our times;
Allenndioaufircdhrsalearefteah.
CHOCOLATE _CAIIOIILS,
Pure DOIassOs’ Candy,
Freshevery day.
rcarn Camel, C coon a
ifiéeoaguglag’angso Cogoanngi'rnis,
FEavana Cigars,
Constantly on hand at. Wholesale and Retail in any
PBILABVBLVPBIA ICE CREAM,
Naunfactured for the “salon andalso, for Families
Faun Iran, Cnnsrkn B. Dooouss.
woarn of NEW HUSIC
$500 Just received at what:
RIBS. E. VD. MUBFEY’S
aunts-no meVI n,
The grout Palm Cure of the Age,
f f- all Rheumatic and Iiifiammt
For the relic o Reliefinthem
scute sufix
,byafew ap options. For sale at
Prleab ythaV
BROWN a WML’W
ts,South Norwalk, Conn.
AN’S
NEW
.. FERRVEOTYPE GALLERY
loot «full-gross It" loath NIVorvralk
Isl-HIGH, LACKAWANA, FRANKLIN. SCRAN-
TON, CUIDBRLAN
AlldallihobflvafletlesofRodlkthhiieAshCofl.
HICKORY, OAK, MAPLE, PINE AND CHETNUT
, WOOD.V V
The subscriber haviné —dispoeeer of his Coal and
D.
WARRANTED A sum: was:
Tun... mum...”
'llneau.D.J.D-nnnrn
numerous ni'ais. .-J’.-B ado
Bin. UNA-VIM, Agents.11 IalnStt,Norwalk.
IAIltigIeatt’ortI-snttt
. lV'Vk'mp Fos- kale.
0N1! of West's Patent warranted not to
and the best wells Gilm-
or sale cheap. bouts-st or I’
I :VGBOICRV COUNTRY 9:03.81) an: Img.“
V ~2$500m wears or new II'naItrc, roar ".
«humanism ’
ssfestsad-ottplemauttoaseln Swain V .
Carpeting.
Oil OIOthIS ; '
Druggcts ,
lteeeivaddiuei non Auditousnd the Vnianufsetory,aI
verylergeandI well selected‘tioeIkofali kindtcf
goodsintheCarpfitline,V-allofwkiohwill betold at
thelowettniarketprlcetforeathi a
Carpets Vmade _Iand put down,
V ‘1
c. :- «transit.
-~'--..
Don’t rm 19 Iliesd This!
ifyouarehiwsst'efsaythingln
H. E. Wellman S
LINDV 0!
user Coons,
“moms.
nasrcsL nit-ram,
nearly all kinds are kept constantlyonhand; also.
°:Slaeast Mamie, '
Btu-Vie Books,
and Musical In-ta'VnOtoa-a,
Ifnotonkandtheyeanbe cbttinedat slim-indies
' All styles of
'Il'runks,- Traveling Bags Vtk Satchels,
Which will be sold as cheap as they can befouudsny-
wb ere.
'anrmm ‘WIITING 938KB,
AND mnmnos,
of the Best Quality.
ronrnosms a 110m BAGS,
of h:11 print. andss cheap as they can be found else-
STEREOSCOPIC GLASSES c VIEWS
OPERA, HAGNIFYING, AND SPY
GLASSES,PHOTOGAP1H0 AL-
BUMS, AND CARD P10.
TUBE PLAYING AND
VIBI ING CARDS,
CHESSHN,
91%”. ' »
BACKGAHHONC ORgVBA GEBOABDS
Comes kPuzzcls in Variety.
- VGOLD AND STEEL PENS GOLD AND
SILVER PENCILS, INDELIB
VPENSAN'D PENCILSg’OCKET
KNNESRAZORS
.COMBS AND BRUSHES,
PICTURES
FRAMES.c
Pictures Framed to Order
1N OVAL OR DQIUARE.
......
flowers, Shells, and lessee Framed
In any style of Frame.
5nd,BetVaildealVers1n I
ILon-illard’I. Ilain Street, over llolmet’ Stern. on: 1'1““- , 1 “an“, Ram. 11
"' BITNEY a mean... 30333.0 "S 2T o .111de
d ’a ”W “mm ‘° 11.... "-’° ‘ samakindofas u... Wheeler, Wilton. Any
An er-on ’ Endihw‘i'é'w'ii“ui‘“.m .1. “reliant m1... of .1... mm to am possum-rum a. mute
Lillestthal popuhrpictureaatagrestreducti oninprices. s11 ; -. . V. I .
’ V ‘ - ' - - x m- boundtoordar.
and 8‘ Kayo. Tm, I.MYH“‘\D’ . DOOKSC'IUSIG'ofall . I .
' ' O ’ (Successor toBAVID 1:. wrong .” Fill m,
TOBAGO ' ' Win-um ‘ noxormootnnttnineannrns..
mm mm ., COAL AND WOOD,
LAZABUS- as no
Celebrated Perfected Spectacles
TMWBflm toque-111st.
mm autumn. .
rkmm'V' 1.‘ on...“ Ikkalronuserpleinmeek
“tat Gal-Valium V
Ilia-an combination-es mmonwoonw
WW‘V'V' “Emmi
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as.
SEWING lidACHINES.
0““ 8mm
IRON AND STEEL,
AGRICULTURAL VIKPIMTS,
Tamra, Oran, wannaw eases, no.5
srtomrcnsnpnrcna:
Thetnbaeribsr nowin Stores-d tiV
"autumn-1:11:11 ’
tlowestNawYak
MMMflmumm
,lemmallklndl.
mac Silverfisted, mm, and lineal. V
saris, outputs, wroughtandhorse '
Connor, Table and Pocket, a large assortment. I.
017108, 'dOuble and single barrtls. '
Herons liev'olvers and 111131. barrels.
Irons: tuna, 1:111 VaOortinent ofllsdlnkdklkdi.
CARRIAGII arms. Axis-.- belts, clips, Vac.
4WMT‘V’M’1 marmm an assent-cut.
.1 PAW and OIVIVLVBI, “@0130“me
mum’s
VVNatiVonel-= Bay Cutter
Mmdtenteddul 0001,1851
so Wu... «Stalkaneeglylor «quid
«workman
autumn 0th". Callandseetitem. For
IjsIdebleIC. :I'm, AgeuthrNorwalkaudad-
BAUGB’S Row Bone Super-Phgflhate of Lime, I
did article, ofllard-
. Iron I Window
I
e .0.“-
.Vfi'sz: 'ii-‘s
unmovan.
The Union nits-Isle Works
Nonwann, CONN.,
AYEleenremovedfi-nm thnix Block, to the
building occu byWVillians Glover,
Immmsm io-
is-nowpreparedto iiirnlsheveryklndo of
, Italian and. American. Marble,
GRANITE, BRAD, OR BROWN STONE,
anon-UMDN-rm.
ESlabs. Table Sinks, to, as well as Kantian and
Furniture Slabs generalbaud furnished at the low-
C's-airy Death's, has big, to,
funkhcdandputnpatshortnotioeandonvery
liepresen an estafilishmaut the oldest and best
known of any Western Connecticuttli e thtubecrlber
Otis thati amputation for mtietie excellence and
honorable dealing ls alreadyioo wellettabllshad to
E. 11. PRICE, Agent.”
. . Norwaik, April 0th. 1915.
. LADIES
BUY THE
InaODDLI
Manufactured and sold by
V D. E. PARKER.
' and you will wear no other. .They are 1111-
Best made and Best Fitting Corset
. in the Iiarket.
You will also find it to your advantage to
HOOP-S 1 TS
CEVTnEiiiANUrACTUREn. . -.
We hive on hands _iuii imminent at the
latest and most fashionablesiyles at prices
which make them the cheapest goods in
WWII. '
Our stock 61 .
Buttons.
m
V Dress . Trimmings
we shall telleithoni regard to edit, at we
with their room for other goods. V V
We have a good. andrlmeut of
LABIIS and‘CVBlLDREN’S
UNDERWEAR.
at satisfactOry‘ priest.
'V. loeplkirtsand Corsets
Hadaio Order, and
,mu mm
' E. II. PARKER.
Opposite the Nov-walk Hole].
mumbnunmnoursmnno-
1K. LLOCKWOOD.
Dari “L"Usssnm‘ In merits "-1
m '0“.
sad would call the attentioaofthe
Ladies Guflanammibefiettbatba h.
mfimphymuys-uwko understands theart
Work ,tethtt heeanuksatthe
Whhkstrsncnstgfii :3. sitonvglllbay w V
. e u-
msuhtiraud :csreatonabie eetherefor. Reese
'V‘V barre“.
W“?
Vorre-
fl?"
Emev'V-rsrnisevernu” item
tees.
.PRIN’G.
2-...,'_: -
enema ‘ V '
motility,
,0kVIrckcs, Olen: Mes, Dwell-
Inge, Hotels, Sosa-beau, to.
The Largest Stoek- o'f Superior Goods': At the lowest
Cash Putts.
pools m an m ’6".
WHOLESALE and REPAIL at the Stores A: lofts of
GEO. E.‘ L. “A",
I!“ CANAL m at! It HOWARD, STREET.
. A My Doors Best of Broadway.
SPRING, 1800.
J. 5-. villas &V CON,
(smite; 3‘. 9.11415qu
Clothing 1 11:11:11: 111111111,
Nos. 70 & 72 BOWERY, near Canal St,
NW soak,
Will T00?“ the SEASON with an UNSURPASSKD
oi
SPRING CLOTHING,
New and Choice Fabrics, Unequaicd in Variety
Style, Large and Elegant Assortment of
Youths’ and Children’s Clothing
tiona of most destrsbie stock 011103.31 fldililotls:
“no Chorus, Casstknnna, to.
Furnishing: Goods' 111 Great Variety.
SPRING - UNDERWEAR ROSIERY, tGIDVES,
“CRAI vsrarmstinn amass
Shirts made-to order and guaranteed Vio fit.
Prices lower than any other establishment in the city.
SATISFACTIENVGWEN OR MONEY RETURNED.
11111111113111: 111111118
In great variety and at prices from
V010, $12 50, .317 50, $20 to $30, and lipw 11rd
HANOFACTURED DY
. T111: PENBBYN SLATE-GO.
Also Bearihs, Tiles. Cisiorns, Baths, Slabs, Urinals
EILLI'ARD TABLE BEDS,
Slabs, plain and enameled. Slate Work made to br-
T'du'mist 01mm “15.11%, 111nm Granville, N. 1:.
War: house and ShowBoo ma, No 40Wett E11111-
issue: as, between mind Sixth Aves. N. 1'.
Emma Jonas, its'ssier.
nuanrrAVLL, DEANVE a. co.,
magician taunt-II kanuficiurere of and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
RARmSONS EUROPEAN RANGES, DEANES
RATENT FRENCH RANGES, BEANI’S
PATENT ammo. TABIJL'S,P03TAV-
111.1: oyENs AND mourns,-
FURNACES AND S‘Tovns,
cums, TIN OR mos
WARE.
wa‘nn moons,
E47. :1 249 wavnlr’svnnav,
‘ NEwronx.
1111' ' HMWWIW.
13va towns cannons-m on,
. N0 55 WARREN m, N. Y.
sliowedsttlierate'ofe-pareeut. onall
“H.000 and under, nee ofGovernn'serst tax
Open-“daily man“ 10:11 I‘vm
TIR CONGKLIVN, President.
Yanitnnniu LBanron, inry.1yI1
Third Avenue Savings Bank.
Corner ofThlrd Avenue and 20th Street, New York.
rues-s nope-11s ss,sss,ooo‘.
N
GREAT SALE 01’
FROM AUCTION:
BABG MINDS, SINNES
“MIAéNSINNgkn PAR: 20.11:?
A As GRENADINE
ALP
1: IRON and CANVAS REE
sanono suntan: "Artie! 11:12. um“
BLACK SILK-ti,
to. Also,a thari ofTravellng Dresn,Goods.
' N. J’s-“03:.” “mun m at u) ”Lang,
worth 81,0neeateofne' m
cenIrtgonthh $1 15, One case of llohsir, 10 ”hints,
JACKSON“, llVlOUIVINIVNG STORE,
V' 551 Broadwa
Bet. Spring 1b Prlncc Sta, opposite Tifi'aflasym COL,
Dr. Burton’S 'l‘db'acco A—ntld_
Wannan'ran so more an. uninronro. ...
~1va . and
an strengthening power, it “candied as a Ton V -
esthe nomaoli to
mu V'. 'wuunorN. Ramp-s...
. —Dr.Bkrion'sAniidoiefor
as Win-
ai.lank,llewAibany,Iad.
-I\----orrnn v“.
nonou,Pa.—Ihave need
Iii II. allmyfrieiidl.
.“
Alt, ‘
1. succ—
..r - .
on sate av ALI. Cannons? .
dentin-Benn «hub-Isid- >
[Trademark x Copyflom]
. ELLIS, PATENT I’ll-f IVIVGULAI'ING
HOT WATTS APPARATUS,
For Warming and Ventilating
DWELLINCS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
V GREEN HOUSES, &C.
CHARLES R. ELLIS,
V 1S2 CENTRE STRI‘L'I‘,
Sand for a circular. New York.
Refer to Narniiunr. Wanna, C. Sroo S -
n1. Tin-us, lirl rt- Docmn BULL, Black ,A.
ll. Brute-ton, orwslk; A. T. Srawm, New York.
HAYNES BROS!
Celebrated I .
P I .A. N O S
Areconwededtobeequaltoany made. VThey make
severaltises taste
and styles. suitable for the
and means of all classes.
Every Style Guaranteed!
ar-tee of their superiority, and
m for their popularlt y.
Mimthebca
lee Inter-ml Bewcttuc Return for 180.,
' sworn ee-SSO Pianos sold; and [fi-
tennl newline Return rior 1807.
.Iswor'n set—972 Pianos sold.
Prices Moderate, and for sale on easy
‘ ' Terms. .- - .
NEW PIANOVS ‘10 Ram
V V AT . V
wannmms: I
IACT'OIIIVS t
V850” 819 Scented Avon-c,
CORNER 2151' STREET.
Will. J.POWEDD
UNITED STATES
F L A G D E P O T,
‘ 153.com s'TteEE'r,
Nani-Peek Blip, NEW YORK. '
POILIITIOAVL BAN N Ens
V or nvnnr nun.
“as, Signals, leg”... he, on hand
MOURNING GOODS
so East 14111 Street, or... sense. V
”i
. .,._.-..W.r.,...,, . .vc .~. AVA-,A.,- . ,s:...:1...,-,V. g..- ., -...,...... ....
commons.- "
l ' I .. -. fIIuI. .
i 3m Horse (Railway.
SOLELY.- . -...
: m .. 11¢eran 1%‘13"
B O, “ No 3 n u
3 B u N" Ram ' m u
:2 :: i213"... w:
' ‘10 U “ NOVTrmm 1: f u
10 so “ New-York In. 11 15 "
11 O " No Train is 05 I.
I!“ . NoTrkik. Huhl.
I! 50 P. I. NOW-York. 1 I. "
I it “ New m l I! - "
i u “ Newm- Ix. 1 O “
s it “ NoTraln. a is "
1 it u NewVYoVrkV Ex. s it u
I 08 “ York. 1 8 II “
8 45 “ Nofl'raln. e 03 “
e O “' Newliavenkn. i O “
I u “ NoTnin.‘ I 00 "
5 00 “ NoTrain. a 15 “
ii: 11 Mm 1:: 31
5 50 " fine-11. d If. “
5..“ No'l‘rafl ’. Ill -“
‘1' 11' " NoTrain. ‘f If “
. ‘1’ so " No Train. 8 IO “
3 10 “ No Train. s O “
3 40 " No'l‘raln . I 01 “
0 or “ New York Ix. ' 5 Ir “
9 ts " Newllaven I e as. “ ‘
10 10‘ “ NoI Train; 10 00 “
RDWIN LOCKWOOD, Pres.
Norwalk. Dec. 10th, 1868.
Bulldok’s Propeller.
L I N E .
The new Steamer
or" or nonwam.
Will leave pier 85}; east side of Catherine Slip every
MOndVay, Wednesday and Friday,
fat 5o’clock p.m. for South Norwsik and Norwalk
Bridge. B'eturnii’ig, leaves Norwalk for New York,
Tuesday, Thursday and antarday Evenings.“
I
t received sttthaanury mkNorwalkVRail-V
Freigh ‘ l”
audaaieof willbe constant atthaII'
mNewYor 'atl‘reight
... ve‘
as
_nArVLm "annuals. ' ‘
NEW_ YOR“ in, KO‘WA‘“.
Onandatherdunelfi l oueoftheP mt!
LINFPropeiIlers, 01,803, 30D
P. F. BRADY,
OR ‘
JOSEPH HALL,
Will- leave New Yor from Piers? V
from Smith’s new doekk'at N last MM (
33in Sunday night), landing at Bsnburyllepot
Highest piice obtained for Country Produce. No
for commission. Storehouse accommodation
at rates,an and received at all hours deli lies lots
Of height will be call for either at Br’O‘Oklyn, ersey
Ci ty, or any part of New York on nOticfiatlon.
DANBIUIY & NORWALK— II. I.
! sauna ARRANOEVnENT,
CmndngAprfl'BtngO.
. DAILY 'I'DVAVIVNIVV. . -
Lsestliaabaryfir Senator's“.
V080s.m.:lim.,eliip.m.:fie1ghtatdflp.m.
At500‘sI‘.1’n.;ll 10a.‘m.;sp.-‘ni.;-018Ip.-m.
. msmummmmIM
st': 84am.” «1,35 upmgrrelght‘st1u;p.m.
IronN w. escort, Susie
N. 1'. on. routine can.
ISO. wintTER ARRANo
who; 1131i; 180’. - .
Mmfiwt New Hum for Na York
Acacia—At use, 8110 A. k.,_-snd:'1s_.os in, use
,.Psttenger linil Train, lionstyt sin-V
Smut. Tnam leave N«wklk at 0.00 and 0.55. A.
II.. and Sin P. 11., for New York.
Trains leave NewBaveu aim P. it, for
sord, Derby and Antonia.
. Household Railroad. ~
Passengers! or 11ch Railroad will take the
5.50A. li., andLBoP. 31., trainsto Bridgeport.
New W ._
Passengers for N kRailroad willtak
5.50A.li., and5.00 N.,trs1nstoiltelnneiion.
0.30P. ll.forDerb'yn1idAnsonia. . _
‘ Danbtary .9 NMW
Passengers for the Baubury and Norwalk Railroad
will take the 0.30 and 5,. A.l. and 5.00 P. I.
trains to Norwalk.
New Cartoon Railroad.
Passengers for the New Canaan Railroad will take
:hedCJOA. IL, ”monumdwl’. H; mums tain-
or
Minus-our New York/or New Haven.
Acacia-At 7.00, 11.00 A. I. ”8.45, ”P
Mm Tanisha-At 8.003. I.. $00 and 8.05 .l.
Boston, v ewliavcn. artillrd,
Worcester, stopping at Situated, or‘walk, and
ngtu
8.00A.I.an 8.00 P.I.trains
stuck, Hammad and WWV
SO0A.li .andlitlsVP. Kl "magnesia!“
Canal Railroad
xiii-nflraLTnanleavcs Stamford at 0.20 A.ll.,for
ew even.
SpedslTralnieaveeAnsoniaVat't.V6A.N.,IfocNew
STABLES. -
't '_ es
' Eamon dedfletmrgd'uerl 110,520 15
. Mm'EWW_.r' . nastier
Toialexpcnditurnsduringyeer......._;m _ as
V- 500.00'
1.12....
lfiwfl
- 3.915600
. cum... m neg.
Amouniinthekmfdngenis, audits ‘ fl. " 13
course“ .. ............ ‘ 155.3513
TotnlAtteisoftisCm .V.V..SI,O0",0O18
Numbercfpolieiesissnsddarlng ;.erarI 8,235
Toialnlkonntoflouespaid. “05.“
TABLE OP COMPARISONS OD'V m IIBIVISINIVSIS
- Ontarians-sites,
thnix Kutual‘” Life Insurance Co.
Numberofpolieiesissnedingg , V'I‘ ”we:
LIVVERY
HORSES and CARRIAGE, Double
with orwithoat driven, and of its
.S‘mg‘f":m ‘W“ V"°"V
rior. animab foetal
dangle,
Manet-1:3?" guntle horses, and safe
Horses, new arid second-hand“ Carriages,
d fo tel at
Show 2:...“ ' ° 1...... mi
“HOYAL.
Horse Shocing Establishment.
“subscriber has removed tom' the Bus- Ball-
will eor’ttinne Shoalnstn
manner. JV.“ B. 8111A.
GAZETTE
JOB. PRINTING OFFICE,
' cant-nu: momma,
NORWALK, CONN.
mRY DESCRIPTION OF
JOB PRINTING.
Iron a Card Jalibhanseetedwithaast
nets anddlspaidi. We have betterfieilities mm
goodwork' «my-Mum
.YCIIXW 0”-
W -
at both ends of the route. Freight taken at the low- '
. 11“.. :
x:Itfls.11iand8.tltil’.ll.i‘orBostoanialtlewlumdel the
' prawn—nuns“. .
'V PMdal-nbydoatlons‘l’ Holes ...... 381m
tohitNewSVho t whqohe'
porno-die.
LQIJII’I'AVIVD CV ”VII.
Anmwusumioeun'a PesiOf- V
so tub-un- berm-insists:
V 15¢de WWI-statement er
Ukkki‘kiiinu,
intuit-nests
.Il'mmki m”
- asskk
Winemaker.
NeerfieappdudofWR-tJ .. -
TIE...“ uni-mm
gem
undeverythlnrelseinuisrumi tor
fimmmmwm
. kkk'a'Axrno, I.
IAlaIrgea-ori-t «mumbenuurmh
everything!“ asst-s11 “MM
A new M"W&MMMnM
Itwokomu,“ mm
lLWRAYIOND
FURNITUIII
HE bscribcr tOodhrioh b-
holrtlfilsoldit‘tndiimt. gooddnmas-
camis- mum:
uaYOBITCASEIhanthetamr' “is? mad- '
biobtalnedat ‘ a
0km
“Pia-{i listen-
my...“ °"V
Duane-lbw.“ mp]
,Bridgepo
l of NorVwalk d viclni
will Weaseetake notice iii-“t we tVyV
. and Print Ladies via:
llerlnossndllalaW-m
anhV thobest cola-s
pom, sway notto be tar.
mommmwym- “SP...
IaeeWinldow' car-taint, Silk' Bruises
- and Shawls oi _
81‘: percent. interest paid, Government 11 I.
“Taxoon oniustalhnents mommies. m“ 1.119s. 11.. Itoprlns' “I 3,..ng mmmdum
epoaittmadeonorbeforctheiothof-Janua- NorwaikaudStamforu. Arm Mumglventksitha p
er‘izzfioguly “gym draw intore'st Consults-marshal; Nos _ “a . .. bathtubs"! axlaiikgbetyeh DAN LVKIL-
$1;dein 10a.m.,tol minding . ”stopping-I ' V ‘Norwalk audits!- .mm and ’0’. Jim.-
SONY. “momma "1. AtLSOPJi. inconneetionwith Shore menu-i. “WIPE" "
B. BIBBINSV. Secretary. iys Boston stopping at Bridgeport, NMM Stam- .
Partner °GeorgeAV;8t.
incs'shi’hcsnmofliol-VIV'
commo-
pcom ”sneer onthelsth
3.,ng‘1'dter-‘in'aieson' the lSihdayof
.IDated Norwalk, larch]
BA' In. L; NILLA‘RD.
ClillA G..BEOWNEI.I.
GEORGE AV. ST. JOHN.
all
first).
em .
111ng Gouda/fie ITaIt'tstiafu, fertAeDfs-
N the matter ofJOBN W. BLANOlIIARB, a Bank-
rapt, in Bankruptcy.
To wuort ilr star carom. You are M13110“
ms m “LABEL:
. a
ufihaCre‘ditorscf’said ,wllllisllelda't
h trim?“
m. , 1.51m
WTSJP‘ESA...
muss-memmnemmufinnrm
ply Couriattbeplacs, dayan‘dliour named
1&1”?!er the total-neat of: umtaindfbra
llaven. - consult-11111 arnsdgiieeforssid stat '
See billofadvertiVSements'ttheStstionNoases. imammpMdfldflt Sign»?
and Hot .frgV ”Mahmtuwhkhgflmnandplaee
_Supt's OifioVe. 4th Ave. and gihSt. NewYleE‘ aforesaid, said
Ass’tSupt’tI Ofilee, StationAg ewnove‘k. M 10:“ 1 ‘
ELM rT all?!“ at NoIrwalk. thii gm”, 100
Livery witne- f ;.-- ..
erLram-grfs.na1v1v, WVD_,9.’..}’°'""‘-“V-1mg;.;¢"" “'4‘”
mmtOD.8.llartram.) s. 8:3?ng Idlockmais of Nor-
“ AIR of D. . . ’
stock ofvfilg‘r. mm 1 Plum“ $2159“ “a?"
“mg“ "W“ “W 1"“ ““0““: hereof. fir‘thit‘k'e‘ators autumn-em
° W with ‘ N" 3““ claims forsatilement. Those,who
Coaches, is now prorated tIofni-riisli.“-he nil their claims
1who with with good Bur-sea bedebarreda
doub'eotlfhslngl? “Wages Will” a‘dllinr kttateare ’
ners Patten conveyed oan --
fromallihetralnss' saddest-boa”. 50 8'9. . - .-
District Nme“;es. W Court, lurch 1‘, 18V.
UNION mum! transmit. Esprit crush. ‘hmsmumm Swami:
NexttoBarunm’s Hotel, South Norwalk. 1 gwmm of- Norwalk
limbo CreditO'ri bfsald hints to exhibit
’ nits-S33? I‘m]. g: in.
Mfiyiimw .TWW VVVV -;
STAMT ' "
Phonix Mutual 0Life Insurance 00.,
For I"! Yas'n‘ Bunnie Jan. l, ISO;
“OM"
Premiums received duringtheyear,..i . sting-1s as
Interestreouived smug incest 15
Total income for the yeir.‘.I.V ........ ”MESS! 0i .
Increase of Mover!“ 05.1perctlnt.
Amount insured‘in lSVO
18¢
' ' ._1V‘i51100,010
.. .. V 1'“ ' ‘ ‘ vsnsmm
Inca-0911mm: 4-; 1m. .12
InoomeinlOdV _I TI.‘ ' _1‘ ’
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