1k gazette 33333331]; mzuhgligiadgdplggliidfiydg I I I b A PACIFIC RAILWAY - I: . I ,_ . 3“ ‘F ' A . ' 7 , - n ' Fill-11394!" . ,_ .., H P _S. ., .
rwa ’ ’ 0 street, b61011 -n8‘ to Mrs. Wilmot ’has been ' . ~ . . , , f , . . 0' n‘ Nash H” “m. . H M. & J T PRnWITT . commence “fly an}! {be is], Pap". It. .eo‘nu“ .
. -.:———-—————~ sold for $4 odd. . ’ . _ - d _ . , » . - _ ' . I s ! fife wtill destroy vast numbers of those trouble”!!!
. ‘ v—f‘—"“ . V, , 9,. .,.Samuel Wilemau'and family will soon SOMETIIING NEW ' .GO]. . Loan . .- .- . _ . . m s. 2’ ‘ f
rider-Pept- “869-“ enemies. 0, Mr . ' 0500 000 ' ' Great Reduction 1...... and at... .. Dutcher’s" celebrated {
' ' NTY mils " iu$i°nt°“%‘°“§é ”it?“ “a: “ are °‘ ' ' ' $ ’ ’ ' ' ' 36 Or 37- Main street. 1.13 » honing Killer: .
. . eror an ury. is is at ir car- . . , _ , _‘ . . ‘
1 iIRFIELD GOU » I gn‘fd)m:drded to that place over the Housa- tthgEfiE‘iiat'flrtg announce that we have accepted 0 R O c K E R Y , . ALSO, m v “I l,
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WESTPORT. . p . Trade diiiiculties continue to exist in the of" at, FL: 93:33::‘18’33- . {1...}
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of Howe Sewmg Machine Factory. Fourhun- m P3103801, Dcaiersin p I _ o” e i . . c. .Pllo ' .
dred workmen stopped work again last
Kauai Pacific Railway Canaan,
week, we became nearly frozen-hymns
of a remarkable change in the weather
at the time of writing have succeeded
For the sale of its GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
week because several men were employed ,
Seven I'l- Conn,
who did not belong to their “Union,” and
the employers were forced to discharge
The Fall Campaign Opened. . , z '
' T H E N 0 v E L T Y
IS THE ONLY WRINGER THAT HAS THE
Giiia, 0100, Bohemian aii Pari-
hawing to a limited extent only, 8.1“}. thculit, vIv’hen htlitethotliersl returned1 to their . . f t ‘ '3 ‘ . I ' ' ' ’
astronomer snowman vv- . . TWY"““°“”‘°“”’”°° "m ” OLOIHING an Wiltllullulu antler Paterfij-‘Iange cog-wheels mm- American ‘ watches
I‘CGIY susceptible 0f congfirgaiyehleWQ? , Sam. glimlliag he: engaged to travel This Loan amounts to 96,500,000. . ' a . 0N noun ENDS 0" 1“. 301-“- .
'n a meiisiii‘é’un ‘, :0 c “mun -’ ‘with the utc nson am' . G a 11 Ill . b r . . . 1 Earn] . —- ' ’
will 1. maxim-hearted rotor: .°" n y... 53.11? 1,081.” P. 'r. 3.31.... is tribe is" "0 SC tillil‘ all “91' 3 (lit. mm Horrgggggyggggf A” W ~ , . - - - “I till Wan, m“.°.°.i':.:.°’.l.°at-:attnfl‘a’tn‘Ji’zfiii‘l’il: sprints 81:ch ‘ '
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cover a MW in 9111‘ manner and ”mi? suA 13h? stogkf azgociation will soon be or- ‘ . . . my {mug ' . ‘ . . .
cuts the cause canbe-ensily determined - gunned in this 'city,to be called the “Bridge- mm“ “23" “‘° “mm“ °' “‘° NW" "mm: . - D 0 U B L F. G F- A B . A fun arrorment. at every price. in
_ n J _ Sheridan .Kansas to Denver, Colorado, a diatauc WOOD WILLOW ,
In making retrospect of the events of the wklgfatéliwoogompany With a capital $5311., roiling; $11.0; till) dwell fapgrpfifig :2: a? _ . , , , aggriléeggggrggpggfitgggsnfihm.position 18 0F ,
are it iststartling'itO“ count 1116' ‘ r " .- '. ' . ' u, ‘ ‘ ~ . - not rali u tood. ‘ -
Si five ye i . The, J. B. Schuyler met With an accident 3:33“3ii‘liifiifi‘ilehfr‘i'g‘fifiiy‘rllfdé‘iififii th: ‘ And all kinds of on%?§:ul{€%h§?$gn&ed bfinggg :13! 31:, gig:
. I . .__._.___.._._——_—— ' . no 0 e ger. n ‘ s o g
'd heads that have taken their departure THE PUBLIC WANTS
among us, and the very small number necessary to pin the rolls together to has the co -
wheelsin gear; also, (when the Pam-r LARGE
IRON HOLLOW WARE
frOm New State of Kansas, and in
it ~' . '
on er return trip WedneSdfl-gi, GOLD AND SILVER CA’SES;
'York, by which she will be c iged to lie
. The public (will be gratified toles'rn' 39,323,? few day- When of?" Black Rock ’SllliP-Lmn Successful operation forr437 Miles . notuseu) to putabiockbetwcen'lho mung?“ the WINDOW SHADES
h ‘ lth A1 ' Gra Esq. one of the . lg » .e crossfhead Of ller 9“ ine broke - . ’ EN AMELED ROUND AND PL Am rollstoprcventtho gears being pressed toge erclose
at the ea ‘ ‘ Vil- ' ‘5', . . -’.-. " - ~ '4 531114118111 two causing her to Stoplmmediate- west of the Missouri River and earning already ’ G ' enough to bind. . ~ r~ . ‘
V Old citizens remaining, ‘5 so mpgh 1m". y. - . . ' ' enough to meet all its cxpeusés and existing obliga- , en'ldhe fng‘fi‘gnzeigOZ-thclfilwillflfgsed on both a: ll.
oved that he can walk to the village and b 'Tlli'ednilew block of buildings being erected - ' tions, besides . Manufacturers and Jobbers in “I; sang, mogfiergoufigggmm “11323:: AND
- - . “may, ' -' v ' y i d ebrook & White on Coleman street ‘ . as one end or the other will always be in gear If s'
rrrrrv we were» 9“ mu a... complete. mouth... at... mph... 1.... mm a... mm. are» am new . F u. TIN, SHEET IRON AND oorrsn mm... .. no“... on a... ma... .
The Rev. J- Eaton, 5.59m)! Rgtgorififfithge her The block contains about eighteen tcn- ~.D . “mm ‘ SELLING 01" - MET ! I 8 ”3,29%: 1:30“; ““0 ,“dg‘:$‘,‘,,'°““ hgenng
emorial Church, 3016 I i din CW' SVe'll eménu' . —AN 7 ’ ‘ ' ' ' I 1 db . ' ’ screwin this mggufrtlf: presslilue is qulfzcld, fdr Iif ‘Nr '
n Sunday, Aug, 29th,om ating aportignof The work of excavating, for the erection ills: $3332? $2513" Bonds m a so ”7"” y . D in 323:“dii.§°£~°°“ u ’ iii: :m'fniglldrhgmdydgfi‘l an Paper, weéd’g Jewelry Store
e do at St Thomas hutch, (Rev. Dr. 01' the Orphan Asylum on Lafayette street . . . . calers gear do both e3 Eoletehe #332... at the ‘s‘umc time . '
y ' . . . - ' , - r - extension ‘ust no . . . GOVERNMENT LAND-GRANT 0F . unless the ress is takeno ’ Also a full assortment of
T N II pp res R ,J rth of Park avenue has a}: me . a,
eard‘flCY) he- 9". 3 on 9" pea been commenced and " the construction oi . THREE MILLION ACRES. s III 9 Heaters,Banges, Stoves 111118.088 The NO aurv isfastenedto atub or boxby a
Uhly of the discourse,’ ivered, ,and pay the buildings is {0 be pressed forward to g c o _ - ' . Patent Curved Clam , which has an equal bearingon H d .
' 7 _ , . . _ . _ ch _ .. _ . . . . extending in alternate sections on either side of the of all kinds. 3 tub the whole enflh ”I too Walngor. at ware, '
“mg °°‘“P“m“--‘° p... °" fi°mp'e"i’i"b“rs°°“fisrpi’ss‘b‘f' Theamaifi The Good Time Already Come to track “m .t........n.,..n.x....... ”m"- - - whitish: hid:lt"”fiii‘°€.:?ie:€::i UNDER NORWALK HALL
- " " wousewi'eori' eat an w' .- ’ {h 1 th Id tobei- , . 8 met: es ro r ' .
bpeakmgflf’f a certain 0178?; Ge. hm coatain tento twglveyroofitdls. It ’will be one 3:333:35 T145123: 132119 $32,332 1.331118 “10':- Lamps and Lanterns In great variety. .08“ pm e"r ltioil‘ee‘i‘ldr'lelhn “film a: r c l Paints!
.ck, we unintlgniionallyo “edit. enamel .‘story, .in addition to high basement and solves up to 120 orin U. S. Bonds, as a , . _ . ‘ Iron Sinks and Plumbers Materials. L,“ 88”ng .wSoldévery‘vgficrefmws' c., a fill e y .
Joseph Mills and Walter:Howar-th, who French roof, the, dormitories being in the . . ' - ' ' and Force Pumps, Sheet Lead and N. B.‘ PHELPS a 00,. General A nts, Oils _ . .
.cmd as umpires on the occasion. To tog} nag wgl‘be§ur¥i%%nm% wall]. a maven Sinking Fund for. the Redemption of , Lemme Tnepipe’wimeps’ so , u Cortlandtstree N. v. . , . ’ ,v
. , V, - oun‘dfin'” " _ rs. mi W‘ e o in. mit resi ing - -' / . . , , ,
‘3 unprecedented candor, s ‘ my in Willard street, fell down stairs’,'last Fri- / the Bonds. —‘_— ' T’s, Elbows, Bends, M" TALBOTS PATENT Glass! &‘c' BOlld Sllvel' and P lated Wale
Brooms, Mats, Brushes, Sad Irons, Brittania
Planished, Tin and Decorated Wares of .
. all kinds.
Ingersoll’sl'atent Well Curbs,
in fact all that comprises a well selected and
won filled "
FARM & RAILROA ll G ATE
I have hon ht the patent right for NORWALK, DA-
RIEN, ST FORD andGREENWICH, and will sell
Far-m Rights for $2 to $t'.
The whle cost' of a gate in wlorking order is about
83 00. cheaper than bars App y to
“1'21 8. M. LOCKWOOD, New Canaan, Conn.
B U I L D" E n s 9 The lands embraces some of the finest portions-ofv
‘ the magnificent Territory of Colorado, including a
cool its] and pinery. The Company also holds as an
asset another tract of .
j a unbiassed judgment or those gentlemen _
’ rare indebted fer a satisfactory decision. Rev. E.,F-; Bishop of Brid "eport, 'while
‘ ,. is with unmentipnabler, exhiicration stint drivingan the (infill-mil? tragic Slaturdgy,
_ .. . . - . narrow “esca e on . e orse e-
M. ‘3 ‘.‘°“’ “'°“g“““1“'t“:"‘“er‘is‘e‘il am” 9“. .cnme-oi’ghtene‘d ata height train Which was
, » vmg two such eminently 08D“. Pylffr‘fwz slowly approaching, and wheeled around,
{ o rule, and blushingly, we 11110103126 $01" upsetting the carriage directly 'upon the
day, and broke her leg. -
House and Sign Painting,
0! every description executed with prompincss' in the
best manner.
Of all thclntest Styles and Patterns.
MREE MILLION 0F ACRES IN THE STATE OF
KANSAS, ,
' u
. . . . in the- ori . track. .. B. bein unable to extricate and althou hn t led edasasecnri for this Loan ' '
‘ ‘elming to negletit the? names ‘_ je ,, , glis- , himself, lboked for ingstaat death,-but the cn- and all Others. their posscgsiononddslgrgelyto the anpany'swealtli KITCHEN FURNISHING STORE AND A“ endlessvafiely 0!
r ”1 account. 'v '”' " ' gineer blew “down breakes,” ’aud'succeed- ”"1 mam we estimate the FOR SALE \
First class Jobbing 81:01! SPRING TRADE OF 1869
In view of the Annual Fair snainoyse
. rot of the Fairfield Co.,.Agricultural 80.9.1.9."
ty, and the handsome premiums .oil‘eredto
ed in cm pin the train when within six
Incheso the elpless man, who was there-
upourescued and is now recovering from
Value oftlic Company’s property,
covered 'by this mortgage, at
Grand illifll‘illlil ”Mm
. E A nice little place at North N orwalk, Just fin-
h 3 rice 81,000. Also, one house, phrtl finishe
with a double lot; price 0600. Also, severa splendi
may... stocked or... the Spring Trade. _ AMERICANG; FRENCH ‘
fast Stock, several gentleman areygkius. hm bruises—Sta " M' . d . _ ' 1 $93,000,000 “P‘s While the ‘ . ' . NOW is thetime tocall. mu“ 9100 cite" normsfifiu Broadway N Y _ ' ’
' “mummy e‘f°"‘"‘°“5°“h°ms°w'“dv , ~ NEW CANAAN Kellilgg BIOtIlCI'S loan Ismerely ascOoooo. ’ - - ' ' " ““9 “mini“ “Tm“ ’ . ti“ ‘ ‘1'
_ g,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,. coma... m... - Th, 1).. b , - , . 9 v ~' ~ ~ — , . I}. A. SALMCN 85 00. 0 L 0 0 K s
. . , s yterian church has been pamt- _} ' . . The nonnative “ —-——'.—‘-—'—" NEW STORE - ' ’ ' -
‘3 understandrthat ML“ Chapman’Tay 1°13- ed ‘ on the Outside even to the to _ ’ I ' ° " ' °
W . . , p .of the Ire Ire Ire
' “subscribe b vetaken theaters in uintard’s
steeple, and the change for the better is very Block, record,"y ‘ caplet! by the Post 3“,”, and Easing enlarge? "lid Eemoaeiedmeustm have open.
' e e urges 3 0c 0
with his a year old colt, Sired by Tread» TninTv YEARS TO RUN,
; , 11’ H ' - - a'l on the Nor- noticeable. There has also been a large . - . f d t th bli witha general .
Wzlkstrazgll‘g‘ifiagfip‘ds; {)f practice-and Plfigzm ,"g‘ect,ed in front of the tihmh’ m” of mm Street “woman!!!“ on sma' from May 1. 1869. and will pay 3037,23?" Mem' 6 p“ c - 0 ' -
. v ‘ , ~ ‘ .' w ic ma es i ve' convenient or e‘con-~‘ ' ' . 7 . I .
, exercise. Each morning, between syringe 3,, tion. ”y . - \ SEVEN PER 01am INTEREST IN GOLD, LChoice Groceries, DR 2 . GOOD 8 Perfumery, Pomadoa&fia1r 0113
and 9 o’clock, Mr. Chas. Gorbamwlgl 1118 b _ e ltmrthSidie 0%.Pué‘dy’ls grounds are semi “nanny on my, m, Nov 1 and m’ . ' ‘ F10“? Feed ‘ Grain ‘
‘ 14 v 1 mare ton ms .«beseen $3198., errace .. 7 en ms ed the im- ‘ - . . - . ’ , ’
y . 3 cu r 0 ,d. gs hwy Re? .’ lib, 4" r proveinents Will add greatly totiie appear- Have atoll assortment of COMSTOCK BROS. . , REABY MADE CLOTHING
l Winding his way thither. iEDally’ , -' .am. _ ancelof what is now one of the handsomest . Free “om Government Taxation, - Hay Straw etc. can be ”mined “the
i B. Wheeler,.with his 0 year old mare, aired “ residences in New Canaan. the Company paying the tax , ’, , CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, ~
' by Winslows Hambletoniai; takes the track .Tiie wig? ofCthe late Daniel Webster is Which the! “in 5"“ “t WINDOW SHADES WALL PA-
aud bids defiance to time (1 space. At "51 1118 8 GW anaan. ‘ ‘ . ' - WHOLESALE AND ‘RETAIL ’ '
_ p _ . . _ The method'st So . h . . _ The PRINCIPAL of the Loan )6 made PAYABLE . . PERS BOOTS «$930519 (3 m r n scon-
convement .cpportuumes Me D- 8- Gray Springdak on ‘Wedng‘s‘fgy 3%: ‘3’“ at HARDWARE, $53,351), in the City of New York, but each coupon Would respectfully announce that for the next at the mm mm, "m evergflmd ,n this minim v o e m a.
and W. J. chh, With a 51x 3‘, old stal- . . _ . Every cfi'ort made to please. sPatrons? flagged. 2 Y (I n t f C “co
lion “Hambletonian Prince,” and “Young _ DANBURY. . PA YABLEin FRANKFORT, LONDONorN. roux _ ELL“ B ' Gmood 010?]:an Fig?&?d;s 93:10 031,8 pei- H 3 RD
Hambletoniain,” eight years 01d, respecéively Wi'l‘lhlf collatigni foil the .23‘1 1937' 1364mm” at option of the holde'r without notice, at the follow- 0 ‘7,ng 0N $115 ,1," {£35} N0 DRIP: N0 - yard. , i i ARE '
_ . . Mr. (I r e 5pm ll e yar 0 e ooster « : ’ . mo, ture, no mes spo e e - - ‘ _
, ”8,0“ the {Emma tor “fin” 1d H bl tg’_ House. . C U T L E R Y . ii'fifiifiy 130m: in carom, 885 old) each halfyear. T h 11‘ t y D any 5 znno REFRIGERATOR. 60 Dozen Damask Napkins, at $2.50 THE undprn ca having taken the store recently
Scribner, With a three year c grantee 01113 . .The union pic-nic in Ira Knappts Grove, 3 ‘5‘ Ifiopgga, cusp; (do krtz“ . f, ‘ A splendid ice Sick glgfilé away with leafy refri rg- per dozen, worth $3.50. Jamaal-3:521.) sdlevl} 3,1333%; gia‘ihigsgg $62:
inn, Belle of Weston, is at fi-equen - in rva King Street, last Wednesday, was attended The Agents of the-Loan, foré aoceptiiig the trust - igggg A A. 1:63:31}. nwfii‘mfi “$33“; 1;: 1009 Yards Carpeting from Auction comment of .. .
training for some grand results. Dan Con-
nolly, also, having sold at a bargain his
three year Bell of Westport, is expected to
put Dollywoodcock (23 years old) on the
track. All three things indicate a healthy
movement, in horse flesh, and we are re-
tr. .
.3 joiced to see it. Gentlemen; we bid you all
-. horse-speed-“ .
3‘ E‘PAUL MARKEAM."
The H.512, . Church,.ot ,Westport, Conn,
.‘ having een closed for repairs, repainting,
i c., wil be reopened on Sunday, Sept. '12,
9. . Asa. Hill, of Norwalk, will preach
the orning atrloxo’clock. There will
I so b preaching in the afternoon, at 2
a, 'cbc . Collections to meet expenses will
gm olden up on the occasion. All are invi-
iedto‘attend.
. ,GREENWICH. .
The reception of the Randall’s Islan
- childrppame off on Tuesday last.*Thc
Amt-rim Club, in uniform, with Grafulla’s
Band, at scort duty, Mr. Tweede furnish-
ed dinner ‘ d on passed off pleasantly.
TIDGEFIELD
itio's have issued their annual
DARIEN;
I ed box wagon and a harness
om Mr. Henry Morehouse, on
Saturday ht last. ”They were evidently
brought 'ay. Arcward is offered for
the r e turn the property.
Were stol
T .ROWAYTON.
' The had of the Baptist Chuch are to
hold a P Festival in a tent to be erected
near their mob, on Tuesday and Wed-
nesdayc gs. .
BRIDGEPORT.
The w of preparing for the founda-
tion of Segee’s new buildin , to be
erected the site of the old ranklin
Housc,i dar way. The new building-is
to be of k, pilastered front, round head-
ed wind of plate glass, with panels and
orname cornice; the centre, on Main
street, carried up and surmounted
with a tail‘. It will extend about 70“
street, and :81 on State, con-
_Franklin Hall block. There
stores fl'onting on Main street,
‘ with a 'iiiccnt Hall covering the entire . ;
spaceo “'seoond'fioor. .;.'l‘he ceilingio»
the he] be 33feet highra large stage,
' g mums, and a,
merits rstciass Opera.‘house,' ,occ
ling the re s'pacevacrossthe Main s
end. all will contain four private
boxes, a circular seated gallery, extendr
ing at on all sidses. Agwige engance
tothe from the... tee 'aSi e Wi.
, nish a room‘TOI‘ tlia'le hundred to passfiilgi“
liout danger,while an additional
mean egress in case of fire Will be pro-
‘ d‘he ,exterior appearance of the
bull illbe‘a'n' ornament to the ci ,
while u tcrior arrangements will be‘of e
=,most enient and modern style. ' The
caps»: “the hallls to be about double
that wnklin Hall, liar enough to ac-
" n .. e oomfortablv , elargest Bridge-
rt uce. Brid e ' rthas orig needed
“ .e Styx/can. _' ensions of the one
i ted.
r llrner, of—Sarli‘rancisco, has put;
r'. T. Barnum ,egdesirable prop-"
-. - corner of Iran 11 Avenue near_
sidewall-on , ’1
Elia-nabffithe) J , \ ‘ .
, Jot morallln and Main st.‘,fl,f
‘ rathiChr-vliefsr'bsen drawn by.3
u b‘e'i-ffiJBunne‘lli-Ia’l‘he tbuildigg '
'~ ' rat-«on in 8 rest
ayfi‘ngiin-fil’dtking two siore '“
. e feet by etilgh feetd It its to be
hill:- ' ngartroo.‘ ‘
sWag“ ‘1 dl’gfl'ufitifi
s: ' er and: Wilson” " 'nufactory. 9nd
~ .1 m1 mums—work: Friday night'
‘, woe :‘ evonhilmmewmi mp And near.“
‘ ' it"‘Center,‘- his "horse Was seized
" HI. We that he desired his
"'on dfideddhaty-‘should the gentle-
man tats" whom-render the same, he
0 under the...n§ill,m1 necessity-oh
. am... ll: Mcqmckly replied, “_ if
y money come here and ct it!
. site'tO-s onlilwxifl‘he big way.
~ requestedfaud/es; hc neared the
ck his mg aigmst. a heavii
p‘Which'lfr.’W. eld in his ban .
. performance was-repeated, when
was knightofjthe spask and bind-’
. ea<wpiek;nniiii“Porimanter"
Ion .
' a g _ concrete walks
"be laid in Co ouse square.
-sed woman in a beastly state
- , ,..- Q ' ‘i’disdrdered and
- dai‘iidadhgrbmisn a...
station house In chill‘ge (If ."
.. has one ,9f “filpubllc. ”dub"
f: , port on We nesday.
, em loyedill‘iflle needle de-
1Whee er ‘85 Wilson’s factory in
I caught in sbclt on Wednes-
, .f "wa escaped a. violent death.
. _ 1y everyl'l' of clothing, includ-
. - ' strip rom his_person, and
.2 . with the exception of a few
ii) field’s“ Hm“ “I
nfi‘, and In. J. H. Lud-
...,_:.‘.' lb” house on Noble street
. Twohouscs on Williamst.
a . . -. ,5md;mon‘ Noble street
um and Maple are being erect-
ii the appear.
on. -
ESea Side Paris _‘ '
on, works at '
’by‘h’li'h‘ill’an Who at' the some; .
so“ we have not '
by about four hundred, and. the enjoyment
was in proportion to the number present.
saloon was entered» the other night by
some one who loved his “tod,” and two hot-
tles of whiskey taken. The proprietor turn- -
ed pale when he found it Out, thinking the
contents might kill the thief. .
The Town Fair ’11 occuron the 5th, 6th
7th and 8th of October.qfefermaian.
The Methodist people Pic-Nic on Wed-
nesday, ‘Sth, Dr. James 0. Fitch, a much
gatgemed citizen, died rather suddenly, Aug.
. t . - . ,. . ., ., -
, The new earth dams‘ Of the Kohanzie
water works are being, carefully constructed.
Pure water will be secured by an arrange-
ment for takin the supply from the surface
Of the pond. his is'a tower, built of stone
outside and of brick inside. The' water will
pa‘sa into this at the surface and then into
the supply pipe. It has been demonstrated
that the impurity existing in the Kohanzie
water during the Summer months, is con-
fined to the bottom of the pond, and water.
obtained from the surface is free from it.
David Treadwell has urchased 30 acres
of land in Pembroke for 2,800.
Ferris James, aged 17 years, of this town,
but working in N orwalk, died‘ of heart dis.
ease in that place on Friday night. He
worked hard all that day, sizing 52 hats.
His remains were brought home Saturday
and buried from the residence of his father,
Andrew James, Sunday afternoon.
Joseph A Richardson, an employee of the
Boston Hartford and Eric Railroad company
and formerly a police Oiliccr of Boston, was
severy injured on the road, Friday [20th] by
being caught between two cars.
Death is reaping a ghastly harvest among
children. ~
S. S. Wheeler, of Danbury, has patented
a hat machine. -
Chas. Do Is, a laborer on the Boston,
Hartford & rie railroad, at Goshen, section
a falling stone from a heavy blast.
A brother of Mrs. William Hoyt, on Oct—
tage street, was recently murdered in his
mill in North Carolina, by a gang of un-
known men. ‘
The Baptists expect to go up to Brookfield
on a pic-nic, next Wednesday. '
The White Plains road is doing an im-
, pryovijng-busincss. in freight and passfiigers.
mes.
STAMFORD.
The Re-union of the Sixth Re ' ent, C.
'V., takes place at Stamford, on ednesday,
Sept. 8th, and 300 members are expected to
be present if ' the weather prove favorable.
Invitations have been sent to Gen. Q. A.
Gilmore, O. S. Ferry, Jose h R. Hawle
Ex—Gov. Buckingham and v. Jewell W'
be present. The regimentwill form in front
of the Stamerd House,and carriages will be
gravided. to convey the invited guests to the
oint . ,
-- The veterans and‘ citizens of Stamford and
'vicinity are invited to attend.
The ladieii or the Long Ridge Universalist
society will hold a fair and festival on Wed-
rncsda cvenih , Sept. 15th, in the. tent of
the , airfield o. 'cultural Society, on
the grounds of Wm. odd. ' . .
v The ladies of the Congregational society,
:‘StInWich, will hold a festival and supper on
the afternoon and evening of Wednesday
Sept. 8th. Tents will be erected ' on the
Church Green, for the occasion. » ‘
‘ The Sunday-schoolofthe Congregational '
church, under 'the auperintandence-of Dr. E.
T. Payne, held its annual ic-nic at Pound
Rocks, on Thursday W99, , and a 'most
charming occasion it proved. - About two
hundred of the Congregation participated in
the festivities of the occasion,makiuga most
e oyable timer‘ofiit. _. , 2' 1. . .
in'provement' continues to be the order of
“the day in‘ Summer street. Several fine resi-
dences havej_ lately been erected. On that
street, thesidc-walks are being laid with
concrete manage, and when all improve-
»m‘entsg. », progress are finished, the street
will be the prettiest in the village.
MLEdwin Scofield has shown us one of
thémo‘st extraordinary natural curiosities
weirave seen for a long time. On a single
tomato, a lot of osts,‘all interminglcdin s'ucb
gszwayfjhat the whole presents a must curi-
ous appearance. The “what is it i” grew in
the rear of Mr. Scofield’s house. where the
inherent seeds were probably thrown to-
gether by accident—Advocate. .
_
—— > .fi
. See ' Here 2
Do NOT USE for a moment longer those oiso
nous lead and sniphurous preparations,
lat once and secure a
HR 0F KASllllN-E.
It is a delightful Funds. and Dressing for the Hair.
It will change Gray and Faded Hair
to its Natural Color.
It: will eradicate all Dandrufi, and keep the Head
cool and clean. ‘
_ It stimulates the roots of the Hair into healthy ac-
tion, and prevents its falling out.
Its properties as a restorative arc unequaled. '
Why Will you be seen with a faded, crispy, tangled
head of Hair. when by. the use of this pre aration
you can have dark, beautiful. glossy locks ofp youth ?
Try it once, and youwill never be Withoutit as long
as on live.
. , t. is warranted to do all it is recommended—to be
=pnrely a vegetable preparation—41nd as harmless as
water.
FOR SALE BY
—UHLB BROS, Druggists, Norwalk.
District of Norwalk 88., Probate Court, A . 30 1860.
STATE 0: Mali! ANN HANDES, lei? or’ Nor-
walk, in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk,
hpth limited . and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who no lect to
present their accounts..properly attested, with u said
time, will be Idebarred a recover . All persons in-
,dsbted to said Estate arc reques d to make immedi.
ute payment to ' . JOHN KEENA,
31,35 , Administrator.
You 1! son and Gun wuer Tess at
g y updrmrma’ a BROS.’
3JUST received 85 Chests Choice Oolong, Japaii,
' looms,
l ‘i.
13, had his arm badly broken, Monday, by'
corn-stalk are four ears of corn,a bean, a~
t go
DESIRABLE FARM in Litchfield} County, of.
BUILDER’S HARDWARE,
Agricultural Implements,
Carpenters’ and Masons’ Tools, doc.
or every description. nonss snonmms.
PAINTS, oILs and GLASS,
And a superior article 'of noon LOCKS.
lil'Don’t forget: EAST SIDE of Main Street, .35
Window Shades,
w... pap...
.STAIR RODS,
Pins-BOARD PRINTS,
, "Table Covers,
Window Cornices,
nail nan want . 01.00...
Picture Cord" at Tassels,
&c., &c., the. Alsc
\
House and Sign». Painting, Paper
Hanging, so, at
Upper end of Main Street, East Side.
GHTJ'RNS t
' Stop and Examine the Best ,
Butter Worldng Churn '
IN Tun .wonLn, AT
Kellogg 31363.,
East Side of Main Street, Upper End.
. for sale or exchanged!” good property -
in Norwalk. Good buildin tin abundance.
~- tam Enquire of side: GAZETTE. St'll-i
Kellogg 31305., w
had the condition of the goad, and the country through
whsch it runs. carefully examined. They are happy
to give the Loan an emphatic endorsement as a
First-Class Investment.
in every respect perfectly sure, and in some essential
even
Better than Government Securities.
The Bonds will be sold for the present at
96, and accrued Interest, both In
Currency,
the Agents reserving the right to advance the rate.
The attention of investors is invited to these well-
securcd bonds, which we recommend as one of the
most rofitable, investments in the market.
Go] and Government Securities taken in payment
‘ at their market value. without commissions.
Phamphlets, with maps giving full information,
sent on application. '
nanlvnv MORGAN a: co. .
\ No. 53 Exchange Place, N. Y.
M. 'Ks JESSUP & 00s,
3m31 No. 12 Pine Street, N. Y.
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
' NEW
Clothing Store. '
The undersigned beg leave to inform the citizens of
N orwslk and thU public generally. that they have
opened the new Clothing Store in
' M1tchel1’s Block,
Opposite the Gazette Building, Where theyare prepar-
e to wait on all who may favor them with a call.
They have on hand a large and superior stock of
READY-MADE
CLOTHING
For Youths, Boys & Gentlemen,
0f the very Latest Styles, of our own manufacture.
In addition to the above business, we will keep
constantly on hand a large and superior stock of
Gents”. Furnishing Goods,
TlflTNKS, TnavriLING BAGS,
UMBRELLAS, RUBBER & OIL CLOTH SUITS, kc.
than any other store in this place, and we res tmliy
Wlltllil share of public patronage. REAENBER
FISHER & NATHEN,
The New Clothing Store in MITCHELL'S BLOCK,
Opposite the Gazette Building, Norwalk, Conn.
REMOVAL . I
G. ALTHOF,
Mitchell’s Block, to the
Gazette Building up stairs. Ladies are invited to
call and examine his assortment of .
Braids, Bands, Pufi's, Switches, Curls,
the. which he constantly tree a on hand. Ladies at-
tended to at their residences desired. Sm'fl
FOR SALE.
A BOW-TOP ROCKWAY, in good order. to be
seen at L on. Yonle daCo’s Car Shop. Also
two Light agons, to be seen at t s subscriber’s
barn, Camp Street. Will give three or fonr'months
time for approved pa r, or will exchan for Lumber
agon. 2% JAMES B WOOD.
NOTICE To CAPITALISTS.
'7 Per Cent. IntereSt.
AN BURY d; N ORWALK RAILROAD Seven r
.Cent. Mortgage Bonds for sale, in sums of Oi
each Principal an Interest ayable in New York.
3' the laws of Connecticut, t ese Bonds are exem t-
e firom all taxation in the hands of holders in
State. For furtherlparticulars in uire of
E WIN LOCKl 00D, President.
Norwuik, July 8, .1868. est!
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber otters for sale cheap, one Double
Carriage. nearly new, one set of Double Harness
and two Horses, both nay fast. SEES to .
LE [8 F. , Trusted»
ti‘sl .South Norwalk, Conn.
FOR CHARTER.
THE PROPELLER
City of NorWalk,
HAVING been repainted, and furnfshed‘ with new
awnings, side-nettings and seats e ressly for
Excursion Psi-tics, isnow ready for ch r. . Will
accommodate comfortably about three hundredjieo-
pic. For terms appéy to C. BITE,
154 South Street, . Y., or F. PERKINS, Norwalk
Freight Office. 26
District qf Normal}: 88., Probate Court, A . 25, 1809.
STATE of null? K. LOWRIE, late 0 Norwalk,
in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate ' for the district of N orwalk,
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate tosxhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to nscnt
their accounts, properly attested, within sold time,
will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to THOMAS S. CHILDS,
3:35 Executor.
sale. —- Address
' Bushman: Lora roi-
,Collns
GRANVILLE s. Planar, so: no,- Norysii'r,
_... r
We buy for cash, and are determined to sell'chcaper .
LADIES HAIR DRESSER, has removed kom ‘
Od Telegraph Room,
They will ofi‘er their entire stock of
Summer Clothing
Consisting of
LINLN Goons'of every variety
D .fU c K v E s '1: s ,
BLUE PLANNEL SUITS
Cheviot nits
AT AND BELOW cos'r.
In our
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Department, in which we devote a great deal of care
and attention,win be found constantly on hand a
complete assortment of
Hosmzar,
GLOVES,
saunas,
HANDKERomEFs,
scalars,
TIES,
. Bows,
SCARFS, and
HATS,
cAPs,
mums,
AND ma VELLING BAGS.
We would call pagiicular attention to our
_ Trunk d Leather Bag Dept,
which will be ibund tobethc largestiu town, and
prices as low as the lowest.
ONE PRICE ran ALL.
NO DEVIA'I‘ION.
This we advertise, and adhere to strictly.
_ Ter 0' ' h- We return thanksfor-the increase ofpatronagsl‘n . PEfgmlejs’
- ‘ our newlocotlon. ’_
' , g' ' ' f HAIR OILS,
' Comstock Bros, coins.
. BRUSHES,-
. , _. .. ,' k - PORTMONIES,
Dibble! Block! Quin. ' was Biotin, . m. 3- Parker. ,fl’pcl‘m CUTLERY’ M3.
«hour!!- helium soItWADx rhinos , . ' ' ' ' \ l .
V, ‘i’ ' ‘h-E‘L we“,
[I
a 1
FIRE APPARATUS,
one of
and Force Pumps,
at the store of _ .
F. H. NASH & BROTHERS,
for one'.
No building need be Without an effective
at a trifling cost. The above cut represents
”mall’s Celebrated Fire Engine, Deep Well
Anti-theezing, and so easily operated that a
child may draw water therefrom. A hose
.may be attached and a fire extinguished in
a short time. One can be seen in operation
who are Agents for the Town of Norwalk
and Vicinity. Circulars Free. Call or-send
KNAPP & DIC
L. Kalbdeisch. Refri erators delivered free of obs e.
30 MAN. , Agents for Norwa k.
Notice.
will open them to the ppbiic for a
DRIVING PARK,
order.
Norwalk Hotel. D. s. BABTRAII.
THE subscriber having hired the Fair Grounds
this season at Five Dollars per Ticket. The ounds
willbe kept open every day, and the track it good
ickets for sale by the subscriber and at the
For Sale.
A
low figure. Also, a two-seated Wagon, with poll;
GOOD FIRE-PROOF SAFE, Lillie’s patent,
with combination look: good as new, and Of-
fered for sale only for want of use. Will be sold at a
or
shafts. Apply to I. CHURCH, JB. 6“
BLACK ENAMEL STUD.
LOST.—In the vicinity of the Bridge, a GOLD,
The finder will be
suitably row-(led by leaving it at the Gazette Ofiice.
MEDAL RANGE sold by
. GEORGE F. BELDEN.
IF you want a genteel Boot or Shoe call at
KEELE
o
RIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS for sale at
GEORGE F. BELDEN’S.
Agent for the sale of the , - ‘
WEED
(EXCELLED BY NONE.) '
Manufacturer 9f
and dealer in
FANCY GOODS
O
E. H. PARKER,
Sewing Machine,
Skirts and Corsets,
BO‘OKS
._ AT ..
' Wholesale & RetailnPrices.
J nst received an assortment of all the
SchOOI Bo 0115
used in this vicinity, also, a variety of
Miscellaneous Books.
chants and Teachers. All orders for
BOOKS, MUSIC, «0.,
given in the morning, without extra charge.
. E. Blackman,
Wall Street, and store East of New Bank.
School and Miscellaneous.
A liberal deduction will be made to Country Mer-
outside of our stock, will be filled the same day, if
MR. LEVI CLARK
May now be found at my store, ready to
He will also do all kinds Of
ENGRAVING-
. neatly engraved at s
attention to the sale of Watches Jewel
- will be set
Givebim a call. E. BLACKMAN.
Repair Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, due.
on Tea Sets, Spoons Forks, Rings, 87c. Collin Plates
hurt notice. He will also ive his
, an to the
manufacture and sale of Silver “dare. I! sexperience
of more than fifty years in the manufacture and sale
of Silver Spoons Will be sufilcieut guarantee that they
sfsctory to his old friends and customers.
S'tationery.
JUST received a lei-g; stock of
FRENCH a A ERICAN
,and, &c.. at Wholesale and‘Retail.
PAPER ANDEN-
VELOPES, DAY BOOKS, LEDGERS, WRITING
Books, PAss BOOKS, DIARIES, SLATES. PENS,
PENCILS, WRITING INKS, FLUID MUCILAGE,
’ E. BLACKMAN. _
The Best In Market. at
l .
Wholesale Prices.
E. Blackmun. ‘
NEXT TO THE BANK of NORWAL'K, UP STAIBS .
TOILET ARTICLES..—
FINE EXTRACTS,
PARLOR ORGANS.
Music Boxes, we,
- 4 Phoenix
Very Cheap.
800 Yards Bl’k Alpaca from Auction,
at 40 cents per yard, worth 50 cents.
We offer a Bargain in Gro Grain Black
Silk, at $2.00 per yard.
A very extensive stock of Cloths, Cassi
mores and Ready-Made Clothing,
in which we offer many Bargains.
50 Pieces Spring Cassimeres in New
Styles, as low if not lower than ever before.
3000 Pieces Wall Paper in nearly 100
diiforeut patterns.
A very large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, for Men, Women and Children,
many of them from Auction at Bargains.
HARDWARE,
Builders’ and Carpenters’ Tools,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, TABLE
CUTLERY, &C.. so.
W. C. QUINTARD & CO.
WALm C. Qu‘nv'rann,
South N orwaik. March, 1869.
G. WARD summers,
rwtrccssson to late firm or Meeker a Selisck 21
3 Main St.. keeps constantly on hand afreehstoek of
so - - - '
.~. amily Groceries,
CHOICE PROVISIONS, FLOU. SOAPS, DRIED
MEDITS, CANNED FRUITS. an BERRIES, CAT-
iUP, FLAVORING EXTRACTS. &C. This well-
-;nown stand will continue to sustainite present u-
Buna KNAPP.
11
We are prepared 'to make Clothing to
order in the best manner, and at prices
which defy competition.
N. B.-All Cloths purchased of us for Clothing, will
be out free of expense to the purchaser. We invite
an examination of our stock.
Westport, April 10th, 1869. ~
WILooxrs
Patent .rnnt a... A
Its Superior Advantages.
FIESTr—Its completeness in its arrangements and
combinations as a per/ectfrui‘t preeerver.
sitcom—It is rovided with a dividedRinv, which
is easily attache or detached from the Neel: of the
J or, and secured by a Bail.
Tamra—When the hand and hail are applied, it:
combinations form a complete handle. thereby dis-
genslng with all lifters or other appliances, whicr
ave hitherto been in use for removing the Jar from
boiling water. _
Founrn.‘ —- It is constructed with a Glass Com,
which sets ovcr the neck of the Jar, resting on an
clhsrie band on the outer surface of the shoulder.
thus preventing any flavor being imparted to the fruit
By metslic or poisonous substances. This advantage
one renders its superiority such as to bring it into
immediate and general use with the public.
THE “WILCOX JAR” y
is all lass: perfectly self-sealing - very simple in its
comb ations; and conceeded to be the
s
BEST FRUIT PRESERVER
yet on‘cred to the public.
For Sale by the Case or Dozen, by
c. F. SELLECK d3 00.,
animal's roi- nouwaax ovum,
ration for keepin the best of eve hi ,and 8
(NO AT THE L0 T‘POSSIB P 0E3. 1:4
Refreshment for the_Thirsty.
- BE subscribers are pregggd to banish, Wholesal
and Retail, Bottled" sperms, Lemon Soda
filler, Spruce Beer, the. Orders by mail,'or otherwise,
.or merchants, individuals. or (peril romgtl sup, -
' - 8. EU]! AN 3'80.
piled. -
' um!- 93mm, "50
suntan: Gama.
Kent, (Wilton,) July 26, 1 .
10.000 Negatives
Arrived In Norwalk.
HAVING purchased all the Negatives made by the
_ late firms of.Whitney & Paradise, Paradise 5
:fiooke, and A. W. Paradise, at their Galleries,- No.
085 Bioadway, 1‘. Y., and removed them to our place
nere, we take this method of informing persons who
save had pictures made there that we are now pre-
pared to furnish duplicates of them, either lain or
dnished in the various styles known to the a Or-
ders by mail will receive romgt attention and nia-
titres win he delivered in ew ork when desired.
24tf WHITNEY fi DICKWITB.
ARE you troubled with Coughs or Colds, by all
, means use .
USE THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Nesbitt’s Cough Syrup.
For sale by n. M2 at c. s. Pnowrr'r.
WALSHMAN’S REMEDY,
an excellent and safe and reliable medicine for
Diarrhoea, Dysentery and
Cholera, '
Cain always be found at the Corner Drug Store, and
for sale by H. M. & C. s. PROWITT.
BOOTS &. SHOES,
New Goods. New Store.
0. n. HARVEY ._
Would most re ectfnll call the attention of the n
is to his removing to theitore p b-
No. 1, Ely’s , Block, So. N orwalk,
With one Of the L est Variet and Best Assorted
Stock ever introdu in Nonva , at
Prices that will Defy all Competition.
CALL AND EXAHNE THE GOODS.
Something New.
(m
S'I‘Alll BUILDER,
NEll'ELS, BALUSTERS,‘ HAND RAILS, STARS
he, &.c. made to order in the best manner, and nt
up or an p ed to any part of the country. Shop, oot
of Marshall St., South Norwalk. All orders promptly
attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. ' “32
.—
9015A.WA-r:mn
WITH
CHOICE SYRfiPs,
and Cold as Ice can make it, at
PROWITT’S CORNER DRUG STORE.
MILLINEBY s. DBESSMAKING.‘ ’
MRS. S. E. HOTCHKISS
HAVING REMOVED from her old stand to the
First Brick Block south-east of the railroad
Tack, nearly opposite the News Depot, SouthNor-
walk has recs vs a new and fine assortment of
SPRING AND S R MILLINEBY GOODS to
which she would to the attention of the pub c.
DRESSMAKING donein thelateststyles. Th 5
her customers for then-former patronage she won]
respectfully invite them to call at her new stand. the
0 To s. n. moms, Dragging South Nor-
Walk,'i‘or
CABBOLATE or Lilli} .
for Disi nfec ting purposes. ’ ' ’
Th5. Great Discovery
“ SEAL OLEITM,”
sells well, and gives good satisfaction.
Educational c Foreign D001: Store-
ESTABLISHED 1810.
. HIS Establishment, for many years at 411 Broad- .
E wa , and known oflulnallyvas'the “ Nzw You:
Sermon 00K Dneosrroxv,” has been for more . than
rim: years, in addition to other branches of the book
and stationery business, largely devoted tothe sale of
l
STATIONERY in general.-
For variety of stock and
it presents advantages which
the city}: . _‘ _ .-.
A CATALOGUE has been p
"°“”ué%“£3‘0§§¥r%“yffr§§oon 1.. nm
LEAD ' .. . ‘ a '. _
of Collegiate and Academic study ~. Tufpvnycng'
which Will be furnished, postsgepald, on application ~
rsasOnablencss of ‘
information in regard'tb' them, are solicitéd ' as they
no kept for reference. Teachers, School‘Oilicsrs and.
.he Friends of Education visiting the city are invited
' ulshed with any information they may desire
g’rddti: Textt Bgoks in an ldepart’ment of study.
A soon a owe 0 er me .
. . .9 Emilio. LOOKWOI D
. ,amx-mrssf'. ,_ -
SCHOOL BOOKS, 61.0an, MAPS andscnoor. . r
are uranium gin;
'i-iétirosgt
BI .
bifCtilal'S of schools for theuse oljpersons “mini. .
to call and examine his stock, and ‘wlil be freely fink .
u re;
Norwalk Chronicler