NORWALK, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1870. ' " VOLuMnitrn;..i_-NUMBE1, ”,2,
He had almost abandoned all hope of let-
, ting his house this year, and was thinking
of discontinuing his advertiSnment in the
Times, when a letter of a hopeful and im-
posing-appearance greeted him among his
daily correspondence,—a monster square
cream~colored‘envelope, with the signature
WHOLE NUMBER 1159.
' ‘ non sand at a bargain. The ' For the Gazette.
NORWALK GAZETTE' ' R EAL ESTATE. 79500 residence of D. HAYNES FITCH. To R.ent' - MUSINGS.
Down town. with one acre of improvement- Apply HE lace in Winniguuk, formerly known as the
, \ as above. _ 11“ Bis op Homestea is oflere’d; to rent. Posses-
For Sale To Let or Lease. slop-given April 1st. Apply at the Gum-rs Oman.
, .
, EAT well-known property. “Skltldy'fl Bl°°ks"°“
Main Street, consistingflof four nice business
men oars. -
"mm "a twelve ten.iAlulls MITCHELL. Agent.
keepers are,” he said, “ and what a way you
have of bumping your prices up when
you’ve secured a good customer; but that
sort of thing won’t do with me. I examine
every account with the utmost strictness;
and I never took a Sixpence from a trades-
man by way of percentage in my life.”
There was only one source of consolation
amidst the hopelessness of his meditations.
So much luggage as the De Fontenoys had
brought with them could not be spirited
away very easily from such a place as St.
Duustans, and in the blank month of Janu-
ary, when every arrival, at or departure
from the little station was an event of im-
tli_e tradespeople with ahaught _ nod. Mr.
Richards was séated'at one on of'the lon
dining-table, with an array of gold- sprea .
outbcfore him in. little glittering piles of
lens and twenties. It made the. mouths of
the St. Dunstuns dealers water to look at
all the shining specie. It was like being in
a bank.
“ I am sorry to leave
BY “Ill WRIGHT cannon.
The Second oldest Paper In the state. ’
Murmurs the‘ ancient river, Time, .
As adown its bosom I glide ;_'
Etcrnity’s sea . '
Is not far from thee,
Nor the river of Death's dark tide.
. Farm For Sale.
Tun subscriber oh‘ers for sale his Farm, situated on T0 BENTo—The upper part of a house on Main
Comstock’s Hill,‘twomiles from Norwalk Bridge. Street. confllsfln of seven room. has water Ind
Said Farm contains twenty-three acres !of good fggglfignggglgficg‘hn 111:0 xI'Veltlted on reasonable
0 0
meadow, wood and pasture land. There s a new t f WILLIAM Slip JOHN, Main Street.
Osman IN GAZETTE BUILDING.
A. II. BmeN ‘3. (10.,
you so abruptly,
A. H. BYINGTON. J. B- ELLS, G. N. ELLS, 3- R. P. CAMP: 744 Broadway, 1" Y- 5t Dwelling House and Born on the premises. For fur- ,, , ,,
, , . . . , I § i re “sue fill," a???" ,l't’flmrebd {fie’n’fifgh‘i'dniifiims' T R t ‘ h l d d k De Fontenoy scrawled in the corner, as The shopkeepers promised that their ac- p ortan c e every detail of wh’ 1 fl. (1 d d 1 ,,
. - . - . or.ae 0 0 - 39 811:” ”1130' 1'0 - 0 en. Myc snnelwnsamong ar reefs ' . - - , .. . 101 a ore m 00 pro e saidM. '
Shhscrlptlon 32-00 per earm advance. ml: residence or the undersigned, at Five Mile 3t! FRANKLIN CSMSTOCK. . On which mm, mm mm mug; lfflic writer thereof had been a cabinet counts should be rendered in the most hon— subyect 15,. conversation. If Mr. de anm sh{r%,declsi$e times; .. bgtdlegl‘l’fifig’ g}
. minister, accustomed to the free transu of orsble spirit, and‘cclared that it should go my were a swindler, he carried with him 'a very peculiar temper, and I never forgive
THE subscriber offers to rent at art of his dwelling
.house at Westport, near the grid e, as contem-
p‘lstlug moving nearer his business a New York. '
or terms in sire of the subscriber. on the remiscs.
Freeing souls at last,
Some with eye. down...“ much more impediments than swindlers are
apt to be encumbered with. But 'then, on
the other hand, Mr. i‘rligson reflected that
an insult. The owner of this house presum-
ed to question my right to the name I bear,
—a name which,- I need not remind you,
hard with them if they did not prove them-
selves worthy of Mr. de Fontenoy’s confi-
his letters by virtue of his name. The seal
Single ”Plea cents. -RiverLanding, fronting on tide water. Pos
was a splendid combination of arms and
Ad'erflalng Baton. session given at once if desired. The -main house
contains a hall and-five rooms. besides attic and cel- Fafm 1“ 01' Sale.
3:21; 23:19:31ng irltlgftionmcm; stimes. 8:.33 13rd; tenfaextension, nine rooms besides basement .HE eggseiiibe'r plating;ssllllelglggalmklgggtlid or 8H. ASP UTTLE. of Norwalk at Se ectmen’s And some uplifted to heaven.
' l - an e r. on nu . ' n . . s s o . . . . . . .
. til i _ . . , .
5:; $3113): goggtufince, 7:33 “gum: 1320ngégtv‘vg wells 2‘ wggftllele‘tfir as! lrvlireo 53333233311. 3&3,” figgogsgppglrgefiggé guise. n new Bank BuildingLomzo Tmm‘ , monogram in gold anducolor , ,thc crest, a deuce: . It , had ever been their proud- all those boxes and cases mightbe mere rep- adorns the peerage of this realm. Such in-
,.“ 2‘ one year—with paper. 15-00 6 .ve’ars atssooper “hum: , " . - and ham 1m] hum, For mm...- Damon)“, en- I gnedmwenc, o." the mam, rlsmg sun ; the motto, I dare. Mr. Mlg- est .pmqlege to serve the gentry at Borsgll- resentatlve luggage, stage properties, phan- science on his part left me no alternative. I
gm: .1 2: I: :1 :2 $33 “1:31;, gaggqglglog‘elembliggmgnplof °§“§‘.§“§2‘ 1o thire gr JriAbS. niggnnrlérgirgal Estate Agent, or of To Rent, Ahead; aside, and abaft— son opened the envelopeina flutter of ex- bert Hall, they added, and they had always gscinglst'mlmutdosywhloh would turn oulby 001ml not. in justice to myself. inhabits
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One “mm column, one ye“ 50.00 Dibble or to the subscriber; E. R. P OYER. . e 8'1 5°! 91' 0“ 0 P LEGRAND coMSTOCK. COTTAGE, 5 minutel walk from the Bridge. A The “mm “mm pectatlon. 511011 a mlSSIVG COUld mean only hotel: so fortunate as to give entire satisfac- No 51636603£nnl3nly 3"le and anklmt‘" 130““ belonging ‘0 amau W110 could 500113.
one half . u “ “ 80.00 - Boxlso, Orange, N. .7. till man With “mall“mllYIWhOlS “handy around on‘hflu’fi‘CHhW‘l one thin —an ap iication for Boisoilbert ' ' ' seem“ to be derived logo my sell—respect, A“; there happens to
Fe“ Come one year: 15”" ‘ ‘ For .Sale. ”1”“ “a “ a "l’ G“"°“°'°“ W“ Wm" °" " Markus Death the destroyer—path Hall ch’Was r'ulil: the H M' d or t “(fill am very lad to l 't " rcpl'el t'r {Pm the lpggilge' grbifl 'ontenoyysimen' be no Other house in "m" mm 10W” ’“im'
. . 7 . _ la ; on. r. e on - g rear 1, l t 1 . ion was, III a pro a my, to lcvant just ble to the requirements of in household I
before the expiry of the half year, carrying had no resource but to leave'ySt D ’
‘ . . unstans.
his rent on the place. A l to HOMER MER
at the Norwalk Insurancgpolilcc. RILI.
Nov. 15th, 1810. " ’ tfiz
Richards, sternly; “ but you’ve got a sharp
customer to deal with now, remember, and
For Sale :or- to Rent.
A VERY desirable place is now offered for sale or
enoy presented his compliments lo Mr. Mig-
son, and begged to know the rent of the
Special Notices 25 per cent advance on the above.
WLocai Notices in Reading Columns, 20 cents Ahead, I fancied 1 saw my tomb, -
Embslmedin ghostiyllght. My trunks are packed, and we quit this
place by the two o’clock ”aim—Richards,
HE subscriber oii'crs for salehis homestead. situ-
ated at South Norwelk._on Washington Street; with him everything valuable he might imp-
pen to possess, and leaving the phantasmal
per line. .
Yearly advertisers restricted to the business con- to rent, known .5 _the ng1d Comatock Fm, house near], new ‘containlll 11 mm. good lot' . ~ '
templated at the time of commit. but "9 permitted North Norwalk hell: 0168““! situated and mm- plenty of small fruits ate. so. the seloim ropcrty ,—: AT sown NO ' ' While close aside . .
to make monthly chances of their advertisemeiit'... mending a and view 0 thctowu. Saidfarmeontalns situated oppome thé N. y, a, N. H. 3.3, epot at, i?" to Ron 0,, Main‘lfiggfia’u: ffig'gefi‘éyglaf New raves opened wide the house at St. Dunstans for Six months don’ttl'y on any of your usual tricks.” boxes that had helped him throw dust in be so kind t 0,. th (V d .
One inch space const totes I “ill-“h about 60 acres of first-class land divided into PlUWr South Norwalk- a splendid lace for business of al- » ware” n PURDY at m D S g ' ' ' - - . H 1 fl 1, 1 - - - as o 5W9 ese 000 people me"
Advance payment required for all transient advor- fasturejand1Wood Lgpdi1 A ver nnsgousecrullt'pblc most any kind. ’For articu are, terms, acqa ly at JOHN FERRISfGrantviilé, Five litter]? veilore’ 9%; But soon fndcd out of my sight. ccita’lnl Wlth “gm to continue. e 0H t e t1'“dc‘zpwl’ e Slltiduedl bl“ grat- ll: Fl‘eyes 0f histfifcunfi' M' d t d "“i‘fifl’é’
li'ementl- ' ' Oren: out stone's 1:1 y. one an}. or oso the office of w. T, ‘RAW. or of the subscr er at ' ' . f the terms were approved Mr. de Font- ified. isorders ad been aruc- and the 0 Preven 4 15. F- Igson e enhim: - c Fonteno lit another cloar and
iigifm o‘facomm' 2:” “3% flags 333$??ng :i‘d“§:§:- giggling: vii: ”nth “"an ' 4m Em BXXBEE' To Rent. Am“ "mm““ce ““3”“ "e" enoy’s house-steward would cbme immedi- new household at Boisuilbert Hail seemed 0“ ’"1 ‘mmefllale “on?“ 0" ac‘ion' He l°°ked 0“ “’ml aygenllcmanlike fudlflence
rull Column one time . so no ”mama, ,1 dashed, For gem. and particulars. 0 _ The tombs oLthose whom! rode beside . . , - . ° , -, , wrote to a retired detective officer, the chief 0f manner while his steward dealt out the
Marriages alndde-thi inserted gratuitously. Obltlia- en ire of yLonulszo HUBBELL, moi. or JAMES For Sale. , . Bibi; 311$)“ on “Iliigh Street, from the 1st of 1.. tom... years, “Ely *0 Wheel “16 anconnllmlatlon. and the likely to consume E10"? “1311 “BY PYCVIOUS of a private inquiry office,- giving a full de- little heaps of coin in sums ran ing from fif-
U'. Funeral and all other specialnoticcs 15 cents per MI HELL, Real Estate Broker. (In on Market, RICE 86.000; 83.000 down. balance can be. paid Pr .. . Incl reofN.WOOD,No.88 Main O'er whomI shed tears cide whether it would be ade “Me to the famil scri tion of his tenants stud askin if an t to three llundrc q ._
line. ‘ Mitchell’s Block Nor-walk Conn. Stt‘ within rive ears. Alar , new Dwelling House Street. , 4w . _ . .q T ,Y . , p l g y y ‘1 p_ountL. he obsequl
All communications inserted asreadlug muttor de- DI'VCIIIII ' House 3: Day Sit" So. domadki it“: taggr litig , with“: , When they moored 9W1!!!“ tiled. requirements of the family. Mr. Migson T‘t’ulz‘a'kh‘fut Ellie gllO‘Z’mg “ Eek :1]le “3: :gcgrlzggggimersfiggggaDEIEESLEE'NIIDRS gigfggflisfiefige {pcervedltlleirbmoney with
. e gar on an goo to co ron . - , -- .. muc a m , uns one, a on e . _ ' nv- 1 are ion on: one e be -
g ' ’ ' ‘To LET. 0h, mighty Time, when 1 sin laid was requested ‘0 fix his terms m a moderate “' ' - mg posted this letter with his own hand, he ed themselves out of ’thc room,yc2rlpressillvg
their respectful regret at Mr. de Fontenoy’s
de Fonte- Fontenoys. They went out 1053’ and were walked at once to Boisgilbert Hall, carrying 1
( eparture.
signed to promote private interests, 315 per half and
altogether more exclusive in their habits. the Times newspaper in his packet.
825 per full column. All unusual cuts and devices” feet deep. House capable of accommodating 30
boarders; has a Saloon connected therewith. doing and conscientious spirit, as Mr.
h N lk C n. A rare hauce
OR Sale at Sout orwa ’ on c By Death, low in the silent grave.
1’" cent extra. . is now oii‘ered to any one who wishes to secure . . . . . '
._ - a good? - gunfirwttwmto? and Iattifilhouste‘r' Jaimfifilmgrg figflfi‘f'mfifififmgfiyffimwgfg NE 2d stol'y of the new house on Camp Street. Let thy record show. noy’s household, although extensive, was .
ALEX- 5'. GIBSON; figf’lfiggflfiogmfi genugigglgtmsfim Th: Ilorwsllr within three minutes walk of the Steam- Enquire 5f3f§ffgg$1§§e§ymgefilgetllf A Astrom Enrthlsor conducted upon principles ofstrict economy, than any family who had ever occupied He was admitted by one of the footmcn Mr. Migson was the last to be paid. He
Organist of therirst Congregational Church. 1.0.1,”..an 15 good mm, wardrobe closet. in gaataglmzlfiiggg‘ggflggf12:13;- 3:33; Gazette Building, 0, onthe ptéflufififlfiefibwfifafi .To Sin, I was no willing slave. This looked well —so different from the Boisgilbert Hall. St. Dunstans languished in grey, a tall and stalwart individual, who sighed as be counted the sovereigns into a
FROM THE CITY OF NEW YORK", caches-and final] upnwtith tall ghtihmoeem lm roves. many. itor'further “mum. en mm 0g , m GEORGE MARVIN. s—_____.__—~_- ' ' r . . to behold the fair drcendant of Russian contemplated. him from head to .foot with little canvas bag, reflecting that these were
Teacher ‘of the figmfigg 1,32“: ,::,f;,,:o,,°.,§,,‘,,“,;,d m; .st'n REV. D NIS _PI.A ‘, So. Net-walk. AN EMBLEM. proverbial recklessness 0f swmdlers. MI: . , S _ the supercrllClous stare belonging to his class the last he was to receive from one who
p; 0.1. t o. I d l c . gs fornterin of years.‘ ‘If not sold by April 1st, T0 Let. ._—{- Mignon answered the letter immediately. princes; bill neither 0111119 Plel‘ 01‘ csplan— Mr. de Fontenoy was at home, and disen- mlgnt have been a permanent tenant, but
‘“ °’ 9’ mu "1 “I'm“ ’3 wlfieberentedtos od famil . For particulars eu- House and [rot at South Norwalk mm - ,1, ‘ wk a, u' h' ”I, 1 t 1,} fl _ ade neither driving nor ridinc was the Hon. gaged. Mr. Migson was ushered to the di- for his own unluckv precipitation.
, ““0,” _ ire f1 . fl APP & HITCH Builders. e cornerof Main Street and Center Ave- What is my little swee ear c. you say pu mg is terms a e owes pOSSi e . g l or , _ . “ . ‘ . __ g ._ .‘ > A _
an o . F0]; SALE. nue,utwo story and attic house, suitable for Asim lsqticstion yep, hard to “w“. (1 th 't (1 'th . . d Mrs. (16 Fontenoy to be seen. People who nlng oom, where hes-found that gentleman M) eicualtl wril lento the Lt“; 2:1 vol r
‘ p ’ ' ’ ure, an en w“ e “'1 an anxrous min scale before the fire, wrapped ill a gorgeous office, Mr. Migson,” Mr. do Font. ‘ ov Quill,
llaughtily, ill response lo the auctions-LN
“'9 one or two families, or for a Boarding House. For
terms enquire of the owner at the grocery store core
pg of Main Street and Center Avenue. ' '
STEPHEN SWANN.
To Let. _
Hogs: AND BARiNdoln 1%“; Stacet, Soilth Nor-
__ , , ,woccupe y . . uer s.c
For Sale. Also. one other House and Lot. on Ely NECk 300d. be seen ““2” 1 o’clock, I" In. F" terlryls;’&c.?e P";
HOUSE ANDLOT beautifully situated on East well located, will he sold at a bargain. New: lust tohc- '1‘. WEEKS. West Avenue. opposite New 8 one
A. Avenue, Norwaik, the lot is 900x200 feet. snp-‘ completed. ’ C urch. ' ' . 7“ '
300‘ NO- 4: (UP, Stairs,) GAZETTE BUILDING. plied with a great variety of Fruit Trees, Grapes, &c. .
-. , with a good House, containing 12 rooms, besides FOR ‘ SALE' ’ . T0 Let.
A SMALL HOUSE, with 3 x or 10% acres Orland, . 1 ' PART of a House with privilege of Garden
and Barn, within five minutes walk of the
had geen her at the station by and by ex-
plained this by the suggestion that she was
mouth and his feet on the fender.
in all probability an invalid, and not strong “ S't d M' ” h .1 l' 11 \V -.~ f l . h
. , - I own lgsou or salt , COl't la y. _ along or um at i c gates of i is ll..-
enough‘to go long“ dloor5, but If “3:“ I‘ve” “ Jones, brings. houh’g of the Amontillado. maul, Mr. Migson found his friends ullid i'ei-
50. there W0“ (1 3V9 _ ea“ 3 necessr y 01' a Confounded disagreeable weather! This low-tradesmen, and these gentlemen ‘wcrc
doctor, and no medlcal practitioner had place of yours seems to havea proprietal in- not sparing in their reproachcs.
crossed the threshold of Boisgilbert. Hall 'tflleStlilll the northeast “dud; Ineyer knlew 21A nincie thiug’you’vl‘eI done for yourself
, ‘ 1 o ow SO incessant y anyw ere 059, all us id'son’ said '1'. Till the butcher
smcc the advent ofthe De Fontenoys. The Well, Migson, what's the news tn St. Dun- a le’adiilg paersoiiage in St. Dunstans, “ witli
St. Dunstans gosSlps were disappomted ln stans? Anything stirring?” . your blundering suspicion. It’s a pity you
Mrs. de Fontenoy for Showmg herself. so “ Well, no, sir; St. Dunstans is apt to he don’t know a gentleman when you see him.”
ittle among. them, and were inclined to re-
cashmere dressing gown, and reading a
Bnuwmtellwnl“ my "mmmng W” for the result. Mr. de Fontenoy’s London
French newspaper, with a cigar in his
.Thq be.” ”I" '1'" address was Grosvenor Square ; in itself a
When I was young—that’s neither here nor there— pledge of respectability, nay, indeed, of ar-
Imfd- “‘1 '9‘de "my; myeyellds gum"? istocracy. The auctioneer consulted his
Egolggxifigteztom " u care . peerage, and found that de Fontenoy was
. the family name of Viscount Malplaquet,
Axggxggfiitie‘fegzztoglfgm b h and that his lordship’s. town mansion was
mowed, be,“ my“ eh den to the flange? lu Gmenor Square: lift“ Eontenoy no
And med 0, blushes. ' doubt reSlded With his distmgulshed parent
when in ,town ; and yet this seemed Scarcely
copsistent with the fact of his having a l
HE homestead now occupied by George R. Bal-
ley, containing one acre or more of land. beau-
tifully located, having an extensive view of the bar-
bor and village; abundance of water, fruit, 642.; will
be sold at ahargain if applied for soon. Termscas .
Enquire of DA ID H. GEDNEY.S. E. OLMSTEA
tor GEORGE 0. KEELER.
N orwslk. J an. 17, 1870.
Box 379 P. 0. N orwslk, Conn.
In New York, care Peloubet, Peltou & Co., 841
,Broadway. - .
Sourlr Norman}, Conn., Feb. 24, 1870.
HREE ' (1!;le :EIEDING LOTS ithi hunlble apologies; “ I have nothing more to
ve es s e w n say.
T’ tive minlu’ies walk of the Bridge, situated on _
Plymouth Avenue; also, two good ones at North Nor-
walk.‘ For particulars enquire of L. ELLS.
j. annnN nunLnu'rT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
quiet this time of year. But I—ahem—the “ It was that paragraph in the Tflnes,”
closets. pantries, store-rooms, the. Gas in every
about one' mile from South Norwalk. Also, .
fact 3.41,,” is to say—the purport of my murmured Mr. Migson, disconsoiately, “and
room, with a good furnace and rallge‘,l barn; stable.
nn. 1. G. nAnnoun,
" ' carriage and ice-house, all in good or er. pply to
Now, if there were—and one may- well suppose
I—i
D E N T-I 8T , the su scriber, onthe premises. J. BALLARD. 4t9 three New Houses and Lots‘ 'ehea' ‘ bout the same Brid e; also one tract, fort
. - '1 - . - Y' "I“. 0! Plur- There never was a flower of such rare loud . .
“03‘7““ 001““ ' E Sii?€€§.i$'irs.31‘?ri‘.§i"n’iae tolrteliitirg‘iiextgifrli rt-t ‘ 'mel‘m‘ App" "i9 mgr,- cNmomfik ' ' Much le'rssrndely nurtured Wilding rose?! 0" 110‘159'5tewal'91 °f 1‘“ °Wn- . “nth" exchfsweness' . visit this morning is—” never did hear ot'a peerage passing over a
(flesh gazette Building. Room NO- 8. 0'" Jhck‘ 36(3er 3 d faofi'e' $232} oPngm‘fififig 3:5? N0??? gfiflgstste ' ' Withal so tender— Early on the following day the house- 35:19:11“. :lldeted,t as 1311f. (if d Fontenoy M“ OutFwitth it, my gogld fel‘lgw,’,’te§rclzilimed so‘l‘l 130' gottgxa blroger.” ll ’
so to s 3 re. . . ”we ”89 an [an or e, , - - - . r EVERAL HOUSES and APARTMENTS to let. . . Steward made his a earance in Mr. Mi . an a is so en or tune a me e aversron, r. ( e on enoy ris y - ‘ on e s y. . ll n r. e ontenoy to you it was »
_ —--- . “17 Real Estate Age“ Enquire of s. E. OLMSTEAD. " But say there were; whstis a rose the less, , , . pp . . g t da 1- ht The 1,301,910,. friends of whom suppose the fact is you looked in to see that given for political services ? Of course that
scrim.“ “me or Laughing Gm administered When {filiflfilfifld‘fl' gii‘tlatr’gdttgoti-lsnal: 3135:5332, Nov. 9’ 1839' ‘4 When all from east to welt the May is blazing, son a oflice,—-—a man or imposmg‘aspect and o y lg ' thlngs are going 0;] all right—no ill-usage of makes all the difference However you’ve
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' 85.000 each. Vii: Five Dwelling For Sale. FARMS ‘ That any tuneful bard her face should miss, most gentlemanly manners. He inspected the steward had spoken came and went, and the furnlture, and so on. You are qmte at lost a good tenant, and weve lost a first-rate
WANTE 1" ' (11‘5le COPIOUSIY Of that firstolass Fr 911011 liberty to take a look round the heuse, if customer, and there’s no use in saying any-
» _ ing from 81,000 to
PATENT AGENCY. armies situated t'ilppositsix Israel Locilrvaogdlsb‘tl‘fa .
— °' " commenc “3 3 “use °°°“ e n ‘ NE LOT on Golden Hill next to new house of H.
4‘ WILLIAM VINE, _'3’,‘:§:',,‘,‘,g flfngfifi'fii’m fififi‘lffimt'fi flag: H.'ELWELL, so feet front by 211 feet arsenal;ii
A t d 5 II it f P t t also one House, Barn, an from fourtotive acres 0 ,‘évPPIY 3° LEWIS F- BEERS- Trustee, 01' GEOB
son an o c or o _ I en 5’ land nearthere‘sidence ofStephensmlth,Esq., about .BAYMOND. 30‘1“" Norwaik, 0°31“ ‘ “”5
B'ealEstatc for Stile.
' ' one mile from the brid e' also nine acres and one
Mechanical Draughtsman lmd rood lying ophSpglnis lileglst'atuhce, abet? X of a
mile rom e ge ' a 0 rec or our acres .
MODEL MAKER, ’ ’ HE land belongin to the estate of George W.
of land on East Avenue, near the residence of Hon.
thing more about it. You’ll know how to
hold {our tongue another time, I dare say,
hllgson; but the worst‘of a suspicious man
“ Thank you, no, sir; I:uever smoke in is, that he’s always suspicious in the wrong
the morning. The truth is, I have been a place. When you do get a swindler in your
little put out of sorts by a paragraph in to- hpuse, you’re pretty sure to be taken in by
day’s Times; and I considered it was the ham." '
est plan to come straight to you and ask
'And give her praising 2
Yet say there did. and that her heart did break,
As tells the romance of my early reading,
Then I that fair, fond flower for emblem take—-
Sir, are you needing 7—
you like; you’ll find everything in apple-
pie order. Take a cigar, and help yourself
to the Amontillado.” -
_ Boisgilbert Hallo-Om cellarto garret; he , . _
was especially curious about the cellarage, brandy supplied by MR- Mlgsonlfind made
which was very spacious, remarking that away with-more cigars than the St. 'Duns-
Mr. (le Fontenoy was particular as to the tens tobaCconist had ever before sold to one
atmosphere in which hiswines were kept; customer, but neither. they nor their host
Aye, say there were, and that she spent her days he found a 300d deal 0f fault wrth the 1.0qu ever showed themselves In the 31“?“ .hght
In ignorance of- her proud poetic glory; in an afi'able kind of way: but after being 0f dEY- HOW they ill-“Posed of em lelsure
FROM 15 to 20 acres,'on,lease, or for exchange for
Village Pruner}? Ap iy to ‘
. , . , Darieu Depot, Conn.
truism In sum uonwru.
FOR Tomi DAYS on Mon wank, ONLY, :D'r. '
Kendall will continue the Dental business as for-
The auctioneer submitted meekly enough
0 theSe upbraidings. At home he had still
0‘
1y; Winnipauk, Conn. . o. .s. Ferry. Persons desiring to secure cheaphomes Raymond, compr ing some of the most desira- merly. at his oldstand, Sw or d’s Bull din _ Oflce will . _
G a KEELER BROTHER °§.ii‘éiil‘li'.r£ lite. Iarttaglivged to cigar]? 0%: 1:11:35: pleaprplpearitly gr;:gggru1:&rgvggkifilggpgeragga-gag: a: £11,313“; lignd‘ s and Saturdays. Dr. endsii being Only her soft death making to the praise softened by 3 very good dinner, which Mr, in those long summer days, no one 1n the for an explanation of it." t .
' "' a; ’ WILLIAM mllfiill. Agent. at the Horse Railway millage. Beans. Trustee. GEORGE W- Y- use 0,31“, idafiifigagfigmwm‘ °' “7mm“ “1° or her brief story. - Mi son invited him to partake of at the town could imagine. There was a billiard- “I don’t see what there can be in the more'bitter words to hear from the It s of
Wholesale and Retail Dealer-sin oilice. ' A 6“ gOND and CHESTER F'TOLLEb' South Norwalka Wednesdays we devote entirtll to extr tin» T th ~ 'g ’ ' table which Mr . de Fontenoy had hired Times to require any explanation from me,” his better-half, who had made M“- de 011'
. onn. , WITHOUT Pml. y ac .. ee Even such awlld. bright flower. and so apart Prince-of Wales 3 Feathers, With a bottle of . ,_ - - answered Mr. de Font enoy, staring his 'visi- mumps bone“, her study at the parish
good on port, and 94 dlSh 0f filberts t0 f01' from the Chef “911019101131. 0f the town, who toy in the face with a puzzled look.. “ How- church, and who had a profound belief in
In her law, modest house, my little maid is—
Swset-he'srted shy, and strange to all the art
0f your tine ladies. .
A VERY SMALL, VERY NEAT, AND VERY
COMMODIOUS
COTTAGE HOUSE.
Situated near the Amphitheater Bridge, is ofi‘ered
FOR SALE
At a bargain, if applied for immediately.
had to procure it expressly from London; ever, I haven’t seen this mo ning’s papers that lady’s grandeur. _ .
but the gentlemen did not play billiards all so I’m quite in theldark.h hatis iii” 1 'nlli'r. .Mlgsor;loclrtgdttllle.calllyasbag of gold
, ° ' Mr. Mi son unfo dcdt epaper wr a so - 1 is eru so e w1 , e um y an or a man
day, 1;?1‘ ML Mlgson’ milliliter mtite 1111:: 11:21:): mu coungtenance. and _placed it i1} his ten- who ‘3 putting away theaproceeds Of a mur-
one a ternoon on 50““ 1 c ma er 1 ut’ hands, with one finger pointing to the der. Had he not, With ruthless hand, slain
uess, had been admitted by one of the two
Groceries, Flour, Feed, &c., .
Nos... 12, I4 and 1‘ Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
slums” consuls,- _‘
Merchant Tenor, “ ' ‘
The principal Operator in Coltou’s Dental Association
has repeatedly declared that South Norwalk is the best
place within his knowledge, (out of~Cooper Union) to
have teeth extracted. .
We particulary invite those who may desire
, ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
low, he pronthnCed that the house would do.
“I shall tell Mr. De Fontenoy that he
can’t do better than come to St. Dunstans,
though the place does seem a little dull,” he
Hulls FOR in MILLIlllll
0n 0 Hundred Building Lots. ‘
HE SUBSCRIBER has for sale One Hundred Build-'
So tender, that to death she-needs must grieve,
Stabbed by the glances of bold eyes, is certain;
90
Just the
his own goodfortune ?
‘. . . . eelfmil. 'I‘ermseas. A ~ . . _ _
Curt ls" Bulldmg’ M111? mt' NOI'Walk, Ct' 'Pllnéfafifilglfil’efihcfi y y? 2% Norwlalifi Irfii'otvii‘ilnnblb‘iivi‘tiiibti'nibi‘ “radii? “06312111: egglgg‘uvfig of $2.3: 33d lricell: before Take you the emblem, then, and give me leave said, it I’ve a good deal of influence with fatal paragraph.
Gnu'md YWW" Clowns cut “a ma" t" “a“ For Sale. 315335 $333532“: 211331330322: alballloallgggengll: grieve mnuer- Thou-e harsh“! Mike?! trawl; To drop the “mm hilu you know Mr. Miuson though he’s women servants, and had 59911 through the - “ Yes,” said Mr. dc Eoutenoy, after glau— _ The De Foptenoys do arted from the sta-
It .hort nouw’ 0‘ the beat “Intern-19'1“ “1e late“ ~ mortgage, 01' may purchase alOthtllOIItRDYIIDPl'OVB- decaVr restored to their tonne? Size Ind Shane. ’ —__————-———— ’ l a , ’ 0 en (1001' that the 1, O om used for billiards cing carelessly at the hues, “ very sad, lsn’t tion at two 0 clock ‘wy, much pomp and
styles, by experienced workmen. Prices reasonable. DESIRABLE residence together with Furniture ment. for a small percentage of the purchasemoney MIR. All) ms‘ DE F CNTIN 01'. very haughty and reserved in general ; and p . . it poor young fellow? I had a letter from ceremony, attended by the three my foot-
} I ' sides if.fifigimm§§§°§tfiiiflfihililfil $3333.55 ’“m’gmfi °n§°rtgafiefi 111m“ 0; Lliisb‘g‘fig‘éfi SOMETHING NEW v ——.—- I can generally get him to do what I want. was quite empty ;. nor dld he see any or the ' sootland announcing the fatal event this men and the careful Richards. Again the
’ , ' Handle to ree “are 0 m. m . ' T ' s D - I have been in his family for the last twenty gentlemen, 01‘ hear the faintest sound 0f mornmg. I-hnvc not ventured to tell my porters had occasron to remark the extreme
he season at t. unstans-by-the-Sea ls . voices or laughter throughout the house. wife of It, yet. My poor cousin was a great heavmess of the great deal cases, and opined
that those ponderous chests Contained the
in with brick from sill to plate, has nearly all the
De Fontenoy plate. With the two o’clock
modern improvements, gas, heater. ran e, bath and
G. &. G. M. “014 S, to show the lots to any pers%¥ifi§ng to purchase.
M '1‘. CBAW,
favorite of her’s.”
ears.”
“ You: cousin, Mr. de Fontenoy ?”
not 3 long one, and St' Dunstans ls m“ the y He was shown into a little room in one of
DIAL!“ IN
HIS - water closets, “'0 ““9"“ and 80"“ we convenient Real Estate Agency, over F. B. Hardy’s Drug Store.
6300“ lemon, It’gbliimillggfiunivr igopggifflidurim cshfircéhAvigiyt N0'W51kl.A“g-2“hils°s‘ 35 A FIRST CLASS CITY gayest“- English waterine-places' but in “Indeed! Is Mr. de Fontenoy’s family . , ,
PROVISIONS ac. Avenue. ’ p . . ’ J FERRIS . - . . default of an boisterous l3a et St Ilun- large ‘3" ’15de the auctioneer, With an eye the turrets, and waskept there waiting 30.1” 6 “Yes, mgfiflt COUSln.—H90t°1'rs°n Oflhe "3i" everyivcsti'gemfitheDe Fontenoys dis‘
mom: mono. 1.0,, 5,”, ' ’ » Draper 8, Ta110pngstahllshmem n... enjoys it. distinctitfil £33.... em. to possible destruction of his furniture by “m 1.0.... Mr.- de ““8“” .0... ‘° 3"“ 1“" W M‘P’i‘qie‘bmi ““15;- Why’m‘i 3%.?“ ‘.2$0f§§%m“nfibm"'dr‘lgfik‘ii
' ' ~' - - ' eat. tr i son see, is are a . on e a
Real Estate Agent. the hands 01' Juvenlle members 01.1110, new lookng very much overcome by the £31th lhg’woil ‘late ” before his rulings accompanied by a deaf old chairwoman;
who was in the habit of taking care of the
He had been asleep (in the sofa in his . bed-
room, he said, aud he wiped the perspira-
tion from his forehead as he made , this
avowal. , Mr. Migson was a little puzzled as
nently select and fashionable. No vulgar
cockneys ever trouble the quiet of the es-
planade, or jostle their betters at the smart
little shops in the High street; there are no
ame. Very stupid of those pcnny—a—liners
to be sure.” 0 ,
“ Then your father is the
Mr. de Fontenoy i”
5
WELL built tine looking House, nicely finished
throughout; rooms a] good size and conven-
ient; Furnace and Gas Chandeliers, Marble Mantels,
water brought into the kitchen. Is within five min-
tes walk to Post Office and Horse Cars.
tenant’s household. ‘
“ 0 dear, no; there are no children. Mr.
and Mrs. dc Fontenoy have only been mar-
house for him when it was empty. He pas-
sed through the rooms disconsolately, groan-
ing at their dreary. emptiness;;~,_]lve thing
was invery decent order. The’DerPonte-
C. S. LOCKWWD, At No.1, Gazette Building, (up stalrs),
Fashionable Draper'& Tailor
5O ESTATES FOR SALE in Norwalk and vi-
h cinity,rfromsi1-4 i0 3210(3) agree, with buildings
t ereon rice rom 50 o .
Lot 75 feet furnishédpand unfurnished hous’es.
present Lord,
A150, TO LET’ THE subscriber would respectfully inform the cit-
izens of Norwaik that he has made arrange-
frontby 240 feet deep. Price 38,000. Enquire of Address J FERRIS,
. . . - _ ' m t to t- . . 0 . - - .
AND ,‘ _ 7 . FRANK B SMITH at F. B. Purdy’SDrugStOle.Ely’s BloekSo.Norwalk_ mgfit’sas 3:3,“gfirgifizsigggfmfiffig‘gfiflfl greasy-lookmg eating-houses devotcdto ex- "ed 9' year. She was 8 Russmn prince’s to what hadbecome of the three gray foot- u Of course. Ithought you had been told . . , g
~ . . E . For Sale isfuctlonto allllis customers. cursionists, no obtrusive public-houses or daughter,—Iost accomplished creature; dd _ h' that.” ' noys had done lltlle damage. Every room
Gentlemens F 1111113111115 mponllml DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in M M111 Property wgfglllgggg gag}gggggimggrggsbggmcg:35: cheapmncmhaus Them ,3 ,, fmgmenta_ speaks very little English; rather rolling in me? ”9‘ 0“ 0‘ Whom appeal"3 “m8 ‘5 F .. Well, yes, sir; butif {11113 Mrztflheciiqil a: $3131: 3211:: igldglgzllalglggggsg ; :gtufipe‘}
. ~ ' ' ~ ' ' ° ° ' - ' . . - 'si . , n ‘5 our cousin owns 1 e l n . . _ , ,
mm sum" N°"'""’°°“‘ undzukl’rgr‘r’i'euiho'diflnilite fiitiruiiinli‘élinfimi: FOR SALE illiiccifiiiih’i‘: iiigiilfniliaiiegiicgi.mdeup‘ mm M W hundred Yards 0" 5° 0” P191" “nflmhed money’ Whiwnmufi all come to my mater “Late in the evening. ML “Fontenoy and suincidoi’olthi title after’his father, in the course banish fins tobaccotsinted atmos-
, g . - - FRANCIS J. MoKEON. for want of fumis, wheres. band plays twice When he dws' hisfi'iends were. often to be seen on the es- usual way 5’” M M I i’clgsg’tfgogglzzogg'hmi Mtlgson’ igund no
' “ Political services, r. igson. 11 our- 1 . 15 0s enan _. -
" You spoke just now of being twenty
years in the family,” said Mr. Migson; “I
suppose you were with Lord Malplaquet be-
fore his son married?” . .
“Precisely. When the young gentleman
was going to marry, he said to his father,
‘ Remember, dad, as soon as ever I get a
He absented himself from his club at the
Prince of W ale’s Feathers that evening, not
tiling to face his injured fellow'townsmen,
ipes 'I‘en rooms besides closets attic and col ar TEE “Ric'il’we‘” €59" fofifinlehhistutn' mam” Sit-
. . .~ t s a'oo womesl‘rom
AGENT FOR THE . But 160:2“, fee" 600d garnet“ '“d “bands-“W 0‘ DarlelliaDipoItl, thicc 1:133: from: So‘isth—Norwnlk, and.
. . . , Fruit. Location exery way desirable. Price 810.000- two miles from New Canaan, consisting of a manu-
Singer Manufacturing c0 3 t {4 Refer to Hon. WM. C'lgggvfiler’Conn factory, two stories high, 86x1: lipet, with abfoilt I12
‘FII'SI’. Premium Sewing Machine, - - feet head and fall of water, wit t ree acres 0 an ,
The best Machine for general work.
planade, smoking their eternal Cigars, and famil the title passes from brother to broth»
tarlng laley at the 563' The gentlemen er. t is rather a peculiar arrangement, ari-
were for the most partbearded, and had a sing from the special circumstances under I 1 l C 5 cut the hours tire I,“ h b
- - . - _ ' ' it i ) a enou
”mg" 1°91" me warm)“: They had mm gfifé‘fdfiz. 1111?: 1.33;? ’Loiisitl‘ig‘tq‘ififill my be domelzstic hearth, listeningydolefuliy 1%
r a martial swagger, and It was popularly Mr. de Fo’utenoy’s easy manner was reas- 111'5- Migsou’s X‘OPhGSieS that BOngilbel't
upposed that they were Officers belongmg
a week in the season; there are two hotels,
—one on‘the esplanade, and fabulously ex-
pensive; the other in a less fashionable
quarter, but almost as dear. BeyOnd these,
there is a splendid building erected by a
company, and, like the pierhunfinishedh
which did at one time threaten to annihilate
. SOUTH NORWALK
Planing Mill CO.
Builders and others are informed that this Compu-
m
0
- ::
nowfused as aISav; Mill but suitalble for; a malligufaego-
4 r 0 an kin . . erms easy an rice ow. u u re
BREE mfsrl‘fis Sale cl JAM ‘s FINNEY, Real EstatepAgent, Norw k,or “yore now prepared to execute in the best manner.
T ‘ . BUILDING LOTS of the subscriber, CHAUNCEY STREET. at short notice, all kinds of
’ West Norwalk. Sept. 25, 1869. 39tf Steam Sawing,
Scroll Sawing,
'5
o
.4
suring; but the auctioneer was not convinc- Hall WOUld remain unlet until the following
0 crack cavalry regiments. ed. 'Are not swindlers usually renowned July 01‘ August. , _ -
for their easy manners? He was Sitting in his office the- next mor-
ca
Emu-Insurance Co. of Hartford,
s-e
width offront about'ioo, 100 and 75 feet, respective-
LL CO
Ine‘orporated 1819, Charter Perpetual. lyl; also a slug 2 kaAGl?’ iii: “12““,‘1‘ FOR SALE.
‘ ' .. ' ' . so so - . . _ . . .- ,
cumuuld Ana" ’°’°.52’sso 19 u rfmntmg on mm" at (gills-ell: TURNEY- EAR NOROTON STATION—A handsome Swiss Planing, the tW0 931311113 hOtelS. but Whlch came 10 house or my own, I mfm have Rlcmrds' Time passed, but the interest felt by the . . . - - .
1351““ against 1089 and damage by Fire, 0'1 terms Norwalk,Jau. 24th: 1970- “1 Cottage, nearly now. having seven rooms of and Turning. a dismal collapse, and offers itself for sale ‘ It’ll be an awful sacrifice for me,’ answers inhabitants of Dunstan S in the D 6 1501110- “ The fact Of t€.matter 15, Sir,”_ sald Mr. yfigirafirlxl‘llfigggefiaglfil:‘sftfinaallllpIOICh‘
- ‘ ' Mi son “ it has ecu 9. ve real inconven- a 7 , a l s arp ea-
the GM 10161 . bill I suppose you must have g ’ ry g ger face, came m at the half-glass door. ’
ience to me waiting six months for lily rent;
unusual size, and ill complete order. House just
and if you could come to a settlement with
rounds consist of 17 acres of
noys was in no manner abated. The ex-
They will also furnish on the most reasonable terms
treme seclusion of their habits did much to
adapted to the hazard, and consistent with
all kinds of
the laws of compensation. to any aspiring speculator who may happen
to pass that way. -.
“ Mr. Migson, Ipresume,” he said.
painted throughout; . .
soodluud. partlywoo ed; House hose lar elswn. hlmz’ and so the'busmcss was settled. I
”tYes, sir, my name is Migson,” replied
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
GEORGE R. CU‘VLES, .
8016 Agent 101' NOYWElk and vicinity. HE subscriber offers for “16’ on V” resonuble with forest trees ' neiuhborhood free from n sauces ' '
o i. s. a l ' _ ' . _ .
teryish? “Embirl gigilgvggtgi‘llb’rwallingiiu‘ietZd (“53m 0111 five minutes from Station. Apleasant Lumber and Timber About half a mile of the usual stuccoed have the 9mm management of M" ‘19 Font m ' t '11 ublic curiosit , -Mrs. dc Fonte- me now—it wants only three weeks to the x , _ . _
rable Bill d g 0125 ' healthy an convenient home for either business 1118!! ' ’ . . enoy’s establishment and I may 51y the en- 3.111 3.1 p y half ear-I should esteem it a favor " [he auctioneer, Jumping OH. 1113 stool and
and manufacture to order. houses, Will! plate-glass wmdtSws and frag- ’ ‘ ’ oy attended church every Sunday morn- Mry de Fontenoy threw away his. cioar handing the strangers. chair.
' b ’ “ My name is Peacock, and I am a detec-
”I:
Apply to F. W. BALLARXL Noroton,
LARD3, 8; sash, ire’disposal of his income; for he leaves
or
verything in my hands, and asks. my ad-
ice upon every subject.”
“ Is he rich ‘2” '
'ng With rigid punctuality; and it Was and drew himself up stel'nly. ,,
thought very nice of her to be a Protestant, “ Mr. Migson,” he exclaimed, turning
fiercely on the auctioneer, “ this unwarrant-
and always in such good time for the morn- . , , _
- - . a ) llcallon iS rom ted b a low sus 1-
mg seerce. She came alone, that is to say, cilia} illspirccl'bylihat garapr£h You pile.
attended only by one Of ”‘0 gray footmcn; Slime to doubt my claim to the position
and it was opined that Mr. de Fontenoy which I occupy and the name I bear. This
, . ‘ ' 'rr' eelino. Her is too much, sir. .I shall pay you your rent
was sadly deficient 1111131510qu ° tomorrow at noon, in sterling com of the
‘dress on these solitary occasions of her pub; realm; n”, sir, I shall not offer you ‘ check,
“0 appearance, was always in perfect taste, the validity ot'which you might venture to
and excited much admiration among the suspect; Ishall pay you and all other
claimants 111 gold. Ishall not wait for my
ile balconies, face the sea; and at one end t
of the esplanade there is a little cluster of e
those bow-windowed dwellings, of a much v
earlier date, that are always suggestive of
snugness and comfort. Around and about “ Well, no, not at present,—.not for a 1.11““
the town there are a great many pretty vil- in his position. His income is only a little
1,19 with gal-debs, the largel- number of over seven thousand a year ;3 and he spends
which are olered annually for the accom- every penny or it", .
modation 0f visitors; villas in every style of M" Migson rubbed his hands briskly;
architecture, from he tsimplest rustic to the seven thousand a year had 3 very comforta-
tive officer attached to Scotland Yard,” said
the stranger, in a sharp, concise manner, .
that corresponded exactly with the sharp-
ness of his countenance. “ You wrote a
letter toa private inquiry oiiice, asking for
information about a party by the name of
De Fontenoy,” -
“ I did write such a letter,” Migson ad-
mitted; “ but I have since hadreason to be-
lieve Mr. dc Fontenoy a perfectly solvent
person; that I was laboring under an unfor-
tunate mistake, in short.”
0
B I i n cl 3 ,
Doors , Etc .
‘ BALUSTERS, NEWELS. 650.,
for Stairs and Railings, and
Black Walnut, Ash, Cherry,Whlte wood
&c., kept constantly on hand.
Prompt attention given to orders. Works near the
Steamboat Landing, SOUTH NORWALK.
C. F. TOLLES,
} R. I.TOLLES, Treasurer.
(A
('5
usurauce Com an on hi hground (Pros ect Hill) near and of easy ae-
Norwalk I P y. cg: Quasi" lat]: ,fand clolmigsndrs “fife, 3:51:11; glgnglgfibr after March let, to C W B
ruce ewo e own or or. on as n . ' °
, NonWALK, CONN. wild? A3903 avenue,c’o feletwrt‘lf' 11:” be?“ ltm' East 18thStreet, N. Y.
out n ronto t epro ert . swi in vemnu es "
Cnlh Caplulh 3500’000 vault: of the Horse Railroad]? Sfizetgf lots ll) Sl‘lit pur- SPLENDID
u Ca 1 1 0 c users: no one rices. or ur er at ca ars en-
Pud 1’ p .’ l 00’0 o quire or ,p JESSE BENTON, 9. Building Sites
Wu. C. Sma'r, PreSldent, Giro. R. Colezs, Sec’ . 23 or JAMES FINNEY. Real Estate Agent. For Sale, of one-third acre and upwards near the new
Ennis. HILL, Treasurer. FOR SALE . At th . catngvgnsglzg Idlpnpfir’” t -
. . '. eeas en 0 os- o r e. eproperyls
mm 0““ $25;°°°’°°°- A totaleddistrustedas: is; tenures slate .0, “3n? .§,,..00.1,.n,nt.
'—'————’—“_— P . r 01‘, all son y wom nu es Wt} mm a 1'8 [18 0
minutes walk from the Horse Railway Depot. The New York EXPRESS INCLUDED. Apply to 0, ‘
Gm 3' ”was tsetsssasrrate semesters moose Newman-oi» Bridgetown. treads
l h — _
lslgwgmmg mmguoéeviliii‘nfigigm policies “Imeld- wliithllleefa' shrubbelg and Out-guildinlos. 't‘ islplace is F63 SALE. 1" l T ' bl (l d h . ll 11 ll (1' k d
. a _ . . . . . . . _
Etna, of Hartford, Assets Jap. I‘st, up, 5,052,880 fluff, 0‘} °’ “W gen emanJAlngS Mllycllgfilim en THE FARM belongin to the Estate of Wakcmau ru t recs ' Fruit Trees 3 Ornate Italian GOlhlc- Conspicuous among 6 50““ . a“ e “”3 ed e a '35 c a feminine part of the congregation. Several Ir' h ts. I shall tele n h to m bankers it What does that mean :9 He has paid
giggggtolf‘blmy “ “ “ ” lgg’gl Real Estate Agent, Union Market, Norwalk, Conn. g ydgfibggg’gfiiffin’tgmf: ougpslilxytyt:c1r3§k}glliflb§ AT TH'E them, there is a house that oveflOOks the pound or two more’ when he named the 0f the leading families of St. Dunstans-the foi‘sl 11:23.12} which I hagppgn to halve at my you, Isuppoge 9” .
. -r r l o s . . _ _ , . ' .
flfigfol‘VkH-f f,‘ ,‘,‘ f,“ f," ”$.33 “BUILDING LOTS.” HUBBELL, on the premises. 6t12 NEW CANAAN NURSERY. sea from a commanding pOSlthH upon the “:6le rent. . . . _ I doctor and his wife, the lawyer and his lady disposal, and I shall leave your house at two > " Yes, he has paid me the full amount due
International, N. Y.. 3 g i: 1: 111281012 _HE undersigned ofi'erior Sale some 'of the most Farm for Sale. pulbllilt ii‘iiii‘i’fi’i i351: gtleasurein announcing to the road that rises from the esplanade to the You ll be wantmg tunes and SP “11:5 ’h two maiden ladies, daughters of a late rec- o’clock to-morrow.” ‘ .f to‘lnAelld he paid '0“ in 01 d I su ose did
giggly;- $11., “ “ “ “ {31%; the .‘ifii‘é‘ifilfii‘iii‘i‘fdiiiiifi‘iiir'iiiitiigi 552% N WILTON, of 60 acres land about one mile from clifi',—-a house built by a rich merchant for suppose, he smd presently’ as M" m ' tor—had called at Boisgilbert Hall. and had - Th’gfi‘ffiiafiggifii‘, iflindfi‘éf. 05326211113 he not 9” ) g ’ pp ’
' '1 s , . r e I s . . . - e u . r . t _ . _
$32.: "if?" N‘ Y"? 3 .‘.‘ 3 iii‘igi “mg“ ind my 3'11“?“ hm" a," ”tensile View in admit r35;“all°§3§iinltsiiiig°rii$§ritaii$iiid FrmttisOmamental TreeSereSl 5170: his own Occupant)”: but never occupied by ”as “We“ ms 1’0”" . I.d° “ ““1" m that been received by Mrs. de Fontenoy. whom Egriexelzr. Was it possible hepllad offended a “ HOW did you know that?" asked the
Lamar, is. r., o u u -- roofless of the "Inge “flpgififi We?) fiffiti’gghmgfifh‘ &c., Aequadnct wlntcr' in the house; line Milk Spring l: Sigiflgfi'fi‘g :11: 0: figs‘ggpgislggvixgntence. twfi him, and SOld at d greatloss ‘0 8100311101159- way myself on comm‘sswl}; and I shall I'm they pronounced a very charming person, a substantial tenant, who would h...” he... a startled auctionepr. . - '
' wggfxfifignlfinfm’ ‘1‘; ‘r‘r ‘5‘: 553'": E g‘ OLMETEAD' fiffifidr‘ifi'e‘i oriiiibtgiiifsnollis fidnbigiiffig‘ifiiigi‘i‘l of APPLE TREESypaigticulm‘ly, to be the fragile: :rcrd agent, Wh° had furnished it in '3' gaudy, very glad 0f the opportunity. You may le' little difiident and retiring, but all the more source 01‘ Permanent Pl‘Oflt bl“ 101‘ 1115 un- . lfficauf%‘f hle s than?“ I mfgl‘ 3131.15! he
' . o t . . . . . . 2 , . - , . . . ‘ _ .
stir" so}... 5: 2' one modem ' “0 “’°°”' .11 begets:resume:‘r Estas:bests.mittsstaircases meretmwuskmdtlfwao “dilemmas 1,..000.,.,.,..,.0, ““5““ “‘3" .0.0....0,0nnn.000m Mr- are... it;23%?3;§‘°;§§.i.0§id“§:l“§;§i0‘i‘§;if; $552.55. infants... hill 1?... ‘d‘i.
‘ 01100! re. e he re 180 , an 981'ng 0 v n . . 'v r ' _ . - . i . . .
hawk,” “’ '- u u .r n {3334: make from 203,031“) gsimom, of wine per week; 3’”. {pr lessmoney than they can be obtained from dlitant been successful 1.“ letting 1t every year at a 013,55 quality. . ' BOY W8} 110t 50 POPUIM- Hi5 manners were his aglilicalion had been prompted only by to go and take a look at lm, if you’ll show
gfilgieggi'oYrcester, t; , i'. 1‘. 2“ £3,922 NASH & IVES, gr; Efrivstk'fli’iii-Yniiili‘hgir'is boy in Barn, ac. Can grggzcgéishm t6 purchase Trees and Vim will do very handsome rental. The house was built , he urbane Mr. Richards called. for pen considered Masque, and his n on-atten dance his own necessities. - mi. 3139 way to your place.”
creosote-s"... a; '6 sits Real Estate Agents, 0.0.00-0.“ urea-sassassinate:onenour 0.mu...00.....0.,...0.0...n.0. ““942kiafdd’s‘f":i““"“§’.”’“.“*s “‘5’ ...0..00.0.0,..0..0.00. n0 1..., 1...- nineteenth“... Westaticsheaddress:-
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Peoples oinddletb'wnchonn" ' ns’, N°- ‘ WATER STREET- PLACE FOR SALE. STEPHEN HOYT 8‘ SONS- ’°.°f’ .mml' .Wmdws’ “med .gatewm’ 8pm t a aétoms e ’ as mac as. It gran "e” 5110“ “use" my h°5P“ablel 1“ a 3d 'ncreeness; “ I am ora’ temper that never “ The devil they did! en, I believe as
lawn)!” of Chmm 1,000,000 P‘i‘éfifiififiggwfl‘? “chimes-tor 1e(i ‘dn let“ HE subscriber offers for sale a desirable place P. S.—We take lessons in showingpersons through wmdlng stairs, octagon chambers 1“ turrets, fled, the auctioneer. The amount Of bran- rough-and-ready military kind 0f way, and foruivcs an insult. At hvo o’clock to-more g0°d a chance 95 everI had “f landin a big
a ”g” V “’0 as m" pleasantly located about one-half mile below 0‘" “"59““: W 9m“ defilflms 0‘ anhmng met! and all manner of awkward corners and dy was conSlderably “1 excess 0f the wme; had invited his new acquaintance to lunch- rot: I quit your house. If you have an . fiSh 11353, Slipped through my fingerfi- only
doubt as to my proceedings in the interva , got a hmt from the man you WYOt‘ilQJfi?“
And other Companies, Stock and Mutual inConnecti-
r hie Houses and Farms in and out of town for sale on or not; and would cordially invite all interested to ~ to a e at e 6. turn- b t m but the steward remarked in an explanato- . - - d
was sp c s v ry , u e na- eon; but neither he nor his wife returne night. There was no one he knewvnfin the
the Episcopal Church in Wilton, on the main road to
cut,’ Massachusetts and New York. At So..Nor-.
walk. "Tum-1°" ”“1 ”"1““ “1w“: '1" CRAW'. $$°§f¥fri€ ' ' NA-rrmv Ivzs “32 D‘fibmy' 'The lacfincmfilm m; “8 “dc” 033nm mm“ Nursery“ h 'o h d better set a fitch upon these prem
‘ , ' ~ ' w i own story we ng ouse n goo can on ' - - - " ° ‘ 'S m 1) real man - - 11 a ' ' - ' - - - -
. lives of St. Dunstans by the Sea believed 1n ’3’ way i t at 1“ aster ad a g y the calls, and the acquaintance went no fur ines, in or der to assure yourself that nothing swmdllng hne answering your description,
but he thought the case mlght be something
is removed.” He rang the bell, which was , .
answered immediately by one of the foot— “1 my “’3?- _W35th19 De Fonteno a tall,
men . dark man, With a small scar over e right
“ Send Richards to me.” he said. eyebrow, and 3 very prominent Chill ‘3”
ther. There was something indefinable—
whiéh the lawyer’s wife and the two maiden
ladies described as a “painful deficiency”—
Barn, etc., thereon. There are some fifteen choice
JAHES FiNNE Y, rApplgr'tH-ees Ol‘ivtilllle p’rcmifgs,I andj ptheli {1‘31} trees in '
_ rop ion. 9 so ow ap e or soon.
‘ .P°.l Estate Agent, Licensed Auction Per particulars enquire of the subscri er.
SHERMAN MOREHOUSE
the mansion as a triumph of architecture bachelor friends who consumed unlimited
and the tenants of Boisgilbert Hall were al- brandy and 90‘1”" g
ways regarded in a most exalted light by After this Mr. Richards returned to town,
NEW and RARE PLANTS.
’ Still Nniiilllllllllli will: Roses Geranium 'Velhelal
Represent“: over 825,000,000.
. . . , ecs- Constnble Collector, drc. . .
Hum" “‘1‘“- .-°°" AM“ ”'mm 9" - RA’Tlrs-ULLY retllrns thanks for the ver liberal Wilton. Feb. 10. 1870. ‘it“?
g::$wflu fifiggi’gga‘ggg’gh' flaw G pstornageheretofore extendedhim byzgener- ‘ file tradeslleollle and Other inhabitants 0f parting from 1113 new acquamtonoe in a .in Mr. de Fontenoy, not to bewoudered at While the auctioneer was still faltering “Yes,that’s'the man.” , .
ctt Firs l'ir‘giif‘éméd' :: ’r . , 459,000 00.. iggpgggici;pgn80§chtg& oggltlfnficengbflfigitfi VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE BeddIng Out Plants, Shrubs, the select watering-place. The house was most cordial manner, and appointing ‘th when it was considered that he never went his apologies, Mr. Richards appeared, grave “ I thought as much. _You haven't dis-
mf'u '1 * °’ °" ' 1800,0000!) Office, Room No. 4 Gazette Building where he ‘ Fruit Trees of all kinds, altogether the largest and most important following Monday forthe' arrival of Mr. and to church. . ’ and deferential of manner in the presence of P03? 0,1; the money he P=le 3'0“ l"
in the neighborhood; and it was supposed Mrs. de Fontenoy. Time passed. Boisgilbert Hall had been millitli‘bsliglds you will go “mad ,0 the “Legls haves look at it.
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can hereafter be found, or orders can belefiz. He will
ya rompt attention to the buying and selling of
al tnte, renting of places. Auctioneering of real
and personal property, the collection of debts, &c.
and will make every reasonable exertion to please all
LIFE INSURANCE.
ConnecticutMu'tual Life Insurance Company, ‘
, Mr. Migsou opened his iron safe, with a
sinking sensationfiery much like sea-sick-
ness. Hehanded the little canvas bag to
the detectlve, who untied the string and
Raspberry, Bialtlkberl‘y dz Strawberry
, ants, e.
EARLY ROSE POTATOES. TOMATOE,
lN WILTON, CONN.
tradesmen, and tell them to send their ac-
counts in before SiX o’clock this evening,
and you will devote your evening to the ex-
Early on that day Lord Malplaquet’s son taken for six months, the rent to be paid at
and daughter-in-law were early deposited at the end” of that term. Mr. Migson would
the neat little station, With “Ch an array have preferred receiving it monthly, as he
that any one taking it must needs be the
owner of a very handsome income. If an
humble customer complained of the quality
. Assets 320,009,900 on.
one. in“ Sword-,7 mall's. Sonlh Norwalk.
, _; .Ie ll. nouns, Agent. Known as tho annuals FARM.
“u . who may favor him 'wlth their patronage _ EGG, PEPPER & CELERY PLANTS, dac-
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llal‘ltl‘ Automatic Ventilator . . draw.housemates...a. 0.,.0..0..,.0.00.0.000........0.00. «New 000. .0000... 0.. momma-mm steward .0. 233i???303323;...l8“.i.‘“.iii3.”fi0i‘i3§ threahewap «one... .0...0.0.
- .~ __ .- Sm‘gfiggfigngifig fiffifgfigfifilrggggggtd er Floral Dgcorations nrran ed in the best style our; St. Dunstaus were apt to reply that the gen- platform; trunks and Porlmanleaus Imm- explained to him that it was not possible, as thomgto send 7“ down fifteen hundred in upon the auctioneer’s desk with a contemp-
' ~rA'i'itN'i‘EDMAY 18“,. 18“.. . NOTICE I guggiiyatiglll, wltlll Dwelling House, out-buildings,etc., to order' egifigwtyvegtg’fim S try at BOngllbel't Hail had consumed large merable, deal “9-595 0“ prodigious size, Mr. de Fontenoy’s estate paid their rents gold. I suppose that amount will about tugus 895““?- w , _ u , _
' W... .00. -~ , - .0 . .000.er .00.... 0. .0... .0... and. 0.. .....00,...., 00..., no .......,..... node. .00 an 1... 0... ,..,..0.00 .0... .‘Mr-Mlg- 0. guaranties... Baskets;
. Apply to JAMES HITCH“, . found them excellent. To serve Borsgllbert emerged one after another from the luggage made in that manner. To this the auction- 503 2160M th 1: I think sir ” m; ingfi he added, feeling the edge ofa sov-
Barns, Stables, Real Estate Agent, Union Mnrket,’Norwnlk. A- JACKSON 5" BRO-9 Hall was a warrant of excellence in the van, and loaded as many flies as could bé car had of course submitted; and now_the .. Good; arid: Richards, you will see that ereign with his 111111111). .. Very well done;
R0 0 t '.C e am rs, The subscriberhavlng taken outs Licensefor the Valuable Mill. Pro ert f01' Sale m, 1 Gazette Building: minds of the St. Dunstans traders. obtained at the station ; three footmcn in end of the half-year was drawing near, and every thing is packed by to-morrow at but iaothnrg like the genuine article? ”
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, Houses, Churches At Kent Statlfin yCouu . OULD invite the attention of their oldcustomer When M1” M‘gw” “19 “mom“, had qulet Sm’lwems» “damlwaflmdmdml Mr. Migson rubbed his hands 111 a com- “$235 sir " _ J faltergdylt‘i‘rl 13:12:: say fireman: 8 bad?
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. . Factories, School a tenslvzgtdoialkerl’ilbm genersdy to their varied and ex- owned the Gothlc mansion about four years, who looked like a coachman, assrsted 1n the fortable gemcongrutulatory kind of way, as , ,. That is all. You may show Mr.-Migson it Every' fraction 0‘: it. The sovereigns
- - there came a-dull season for St. Dunstans, removal of this luggage, and drove 011‘ m be reflected how soon he should touch 1115 to the door.” are wor-th about a shrlhng. apiece in the
- . trade, and Mr. de Fontenoy is a man best
THE proprietor of KENT MILLS, having engaged,
In the hall, the auctioneer begged for a
in anotherbusiness.ofi’ersforsale hes ove prop-' Wyfcmas, JEWELRY, SILVER WAIBE, FANClr
three of the flies in company with a couple .
known as Slippery Joseph, one of the most
Sale, Renting and Exchanging
11.10”“. Lecture, 55318132333333 Nag‘rwglifitlyrgrg‘tggmgdfik lg: Kalil- Goons, vann PLATED W I ms &.’0 and throughout the months of J uue and J u- money.
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Rooms, Drying , 013' 8231133 Pligl;l:pry,fiopsistin of Sgwltill, Up’right and which was selected with great care and is not to be 13" BOngilbel't H8“ rammed tenantless. 0f respectable-looking women servants. He was destined to be awakened rather fegswazrgmiglulllfiafiozitgifigg Slam-£13111: daring coin ers that, ever‘ lived. There’s
' s. a '1 80° -°1' ch “150: Cider Mill. surpassed in Fmeld county-'1'! quality or Pflce- To the local gossipsthis seemed almost as Mr.-Richardl was also there, In close at- roughly from his complacent state of mind. gin-hole told 13m mi, he had 1,323,, so un— been lIO end of bad sovereigns in circulation
' for-Abe last six months, and we’ve been sore-
luck as to offend Mr. .d ntenoy. Could
not ' r. Richards make 111 crs right? ‘
The steward shook his head with a deci-
ded negative. “ Impossible," he said. “ My
master has a very unbending .tempefi‘and
if he has once decided on a thing, there’s
nothing will move him from it. I saw by
his face that there was somethikwrong di-
rectly I came into the room. It’s a pity you
offended him, Now, if you had applied to
me in the first instance as you ought to have
Constant additions are made of all the latest styles of
Q nearly new, with three presses, and all necessary uln-
A. JACKSON & BRO,
chiuery; two large Cider Vaults, Vinegar Loft Vets
and Geeks; one lar e Barn, besides Stables i‘or six,
horses; one spiende team of Matched Horses, six
and seven years old; two heavy Wagons; one light
Wagon, and everything complete to carry on a suc-
cessful business; also, adjoining said ropertymne
Cotta e House and Burn nouse contain nu 8 rooms,
with our acres of choice land, and fruit in abundance;
also. a two-story House with eight rooms, with eight
agrgglgfiggttifie The tilim plrcipcrtyhand one house will
r, or e w o eexc an ed forNor
property. Terms easy. Address g walk
Reading his newly-arrived Times. one fore-
ndOn, in the studious leisure of his office,
where business- at .this dreary season of the
year was rather slack, he came upon a par-
graph that affected him after the manner of
a sudden application of the ice-treatment to
his spine An awful chill crept along the
spinal chord, and a species of paralysis
Houses, Tobacco
tendsnce upon his master, Mr. de Fontenoy,
who had rather a foreign look, and wore a
mustache and heard {that quite concealed
the lOWer part of his face; his wife was a
slim little woman,with a pale face and hay-
colored hair, not a pretty woman' by any
means, but with avery winning voice and
manner; slle was dressed with elegant sim-
much a loss as to Mr. Migson. himself. At
church the dress and bonnets from Boisgil-
bert Hall had always afforded a delightful
distraction during the -hot summer morn-
ings; on the esplanade the tenants of Bois-
gilbert Hall‘had been followed by admiring
looks and hushedwhispers. They were al-
ways Carriagerpeople of course, and had
1y pllt to it to tell where they came them.
There’s not a den in lldon that hasn’t
been searched, while our gentleman and his
pals have been doing their’work on the quiet
down'hcre. And now let’s go and have a
look at your place.” .
Mr, Migson accompanied the detective to
Boisgilbert Hall; and in the cellarage of
tllat mansion they found ample evidence of
the nefarious'trade that had been carried on
goods.
BOOT-S &_ SHOES.
THE subscribers would respectfully call the atten~
tion of the publi to their .
Real Estate,
Would call the attention of the public to the fact that
he is now ready to transact business of that nature in
all its branches, and will assure prompt attention to
all who may favor him with a call. His resources of
niniug information relative to said business are un-
acnd our orderrfor «walk.»
For arlen and lgw Canal
use» NEW STOCK 'OF GOODS,
surpassed. He hasnowfordisposal GEORGE H. BRACKEN. ~ - - '
Gas 5 .~ ' . _ _ , 2m KentMills, or South Namath, generally; daughters who rode a good deal, plicity, and the inhabitants 0f Sl- Dunstans, seemed for the moment to annihilate the b Si" J h (1 hi h h d
. .. _ istinroraoenemlassortmentol t d. (11- ht fthe local Iridin ~mastér h h dhearda reat deal about the De - - . - - done I would have ,got you the mon y lepery osep an scans. w o a
AND . FOR. SALE. cm“ 0 9 e 13, 0 g r W 0 a 8 thinking. power of his brain. . , . , . , , ._ , x . . "(1 l" ‘
and batheda good deal, and.promenaded Foutenoys from Mr. Migson, decided that u His only son " he murmured feebly— ‘Vllhouflthe Shghlesldllfifimtfl , 'Llll’ul 0“ j‘fi.‘l’f‘t1ieland M St- lPunstons
, . ’ - ’ Mr. Migson regretted his want of diplom— by-tllc-sca. “ 1 c 011' 110001111) ICES were
aey. It would have been bcttcrill evcry' circulating the base‘coin in,I_ro_ndon. and
way to have sounded the steward first. lie Olllel‘ large cities. ‘ ‘ ‘ _
went back to his office terribly crestlellcn. ML Peacock hastened ”Mk io.to,wn..1m-
He did nOt attempt to keep any watch upon mediatcly after 913 mspeohou. leovmg‘ Mig-
Boisgilbert Hall, as Mr. dc Fontenoy had son to_ lament his loss, and to communicate
suggested, but he sent his clerk to hang the miserable news to hls_ fellow-sufferers.
about the station, in order to make sure that A (lOleflll “Damn“? prevalled that night at
there was no premature departure therefrom the Prince Of W313 5 1988111915 ; and It was
HE Homestead of Orlando Per deceased n-
T sisting of about 28, acres of va liable land’sgv‘lth
a Dwelling House. Barn, and convenient out-build—
ings thereon, all in good repair; a line Orchard and
Fruit irees. Co said premises is a very valuable
Timber Lot, with 09d water power. Said property is
pleasanti situate , in the town of Easton, with good
roads lea mg to Bridgeport, Westport, and Norwalk.
In the vicinity are Churches, Classical Academy and
good Common Schools. Possession given immedi-
her appearance was eminently aristocratic,
and did credit to the lineage of her prinbely .
papa. 'Tho loiterers about the railway sta-
tion were sorry when a close fly hid Mrs. dc
Fontenoy’s pale face from their admiring
gaze, and opined that she did not often drive
.“ his only son 1”
The paragraph announced the death of
Hector Angus dc Fontenoy . only son of
Lord Malplaquet, by an accident, while deer
stalking in the Scottish Highlands.
- Now if Lord Malplaquet had only one son
FARMS, RESIDENCES, kc.
' ‘ " ' ‘ , the esplanade in the freshest morning toilets,
under convoy of a‘grim-looking governess.
When August began, and the Gothic balls
were still empty, Mr. Migson’s heart grew
cold with the agony of despair. He rushed
into wild expenses in the way of advertising,
Steam. Fitting.
. GIDVER, at his works on River Street, is
prepared to till all orders in the above line.
with promptncss and at low rates. He invites spec-
ial attention to “The American Submerged Force
Pam ," for which he is Agent. It is double-acting,
non- rcesing, and proves to be the cheapest, most
ancient... durable and reliable pump in use. 21
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters,
Situated ln Nor-walk-
the, both for Gentlpmen and L'adies' wear, which will
And all the adjoining country. Places for sale varying _
be sold very low for Cash, at the old stand,
I'm "nt‘gmnbrdgk°n' ‘pi‘s‘ci‘fr 3’ use “v""lmmm $25,000. I ‘ ' 3325'snfhfiriéan'eei‘i‘iwl’r‘”3 “13“" “““em’” °" diva f B "lb bl h 1 Th d d M M
thingdlsclntho no to , » as e . urtherinformstlou ’ an ornate description 0 oisgi ert in so hum e a ve ic e. ey won ere who was the genflemm known to r. .ig_ _
. , 7- ms beobtsined a l - ! . - g a lo: 2 before the she -kee ers of St. Duns-
.. ~ - - -‘ ~ 33mins HE’IDENOES zigzag; angle” gpfifigfigiggggfih -IIY g BLOCK Hall appeared dailyiinto the London film. that the train had not brought any car- son as the Honorable Mr. de Fontenoy? ggegfiffif; 0%,},‘33‘01‘335‘3,fiffisifsugfih? tails recovered from thgseveli-e shock. About
Eu GUSOWSKI. For Summer, furnished or unfurnished 6t! ' Administrator, with the bringing... sown NORWALK IcoNN. Two or three letters or inquiry as to terms riages or horses for the D? yFontcnoys, and To thé mind of“ the horror-stricken auctlon- proach‘from his fellow-tradesmen, who had ”Ya month-56w? hlgigegglllreaiilgbcgll‘ilghf
. ’ reached him in response to these advertise- supposed that those luxuries would speedily eer there arose only one s‘olutlon of this heard from the steward that My, dc Fontc- ho ow sails so it’ll). l _ ‘1 g _ o
‘ ' noy was leaving St. Dunstans solely’oueaw Mr. de Fontenoy s arrest. He had taken}.
large house at Buyswater, and stood high In
MB BCIIAN'I‘ TAILOR,
0 A Good auc Cheap Far-m for Sn - - . - ~ . -
le. ments but the lnqulrers were apparently follow them. mystery. In spite of the three grey foot count of his landlor (1,3 insulting doubt of
‘ AND DEALllnlN . _ ,
‘ , ' HE farm of the lat D i v . . ‘ - . .
REA-DY MADE CLOTHING. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. TTPMBMW “Weedillnnelogiiaifiifl'g'nogi‘l: A" kinds at Gem. and Ladies Boom Sh-m' an, discomfited by the amount “Inch he de' For an hour or 30 after “10 arrival, M11 men, the house;steward, and all the appll‘ his position. . the opinion of his- tradespcople et‘the tune
AND all”? FURNISHINQ- goons, , .Wllh land 1,, mummy to am Purchaser or Lumen,” g; t tgwlglagflirgune 3:119:51 ii: sttalcyt {3:3 [30:]: Bridge- made to order, in themost \vorklnanlike manner, and manded for the hire of his gothic paradise, Richards, the steward, mighthavc been seen unces of state. the De Fontenoys of 1.30‘5' As the St. Dunstan’s clock struck tWClve of 1“}, capture. . He Was sentenced ,0? mm]
. 'No- a Main Street,- Norwsik. Conu- anulnberor A churches, depot,'uud market. Said trim ocsgifr‘iifl ' for he heard no more of them. He began pervading the little towniordering butcher's gilbert Hall were a set of swindlers, and be, next day, all the shop-keepers who had servitude m which his accomphees, the three .
WM“! °“ “‘1“ “PEG “loflmeht 0‘ Clot-‘1': ‘ 0 ‘ - 148 acres, a ood dwelling' of eleven rooms, 3300.1 “”3“ PM”? t t 1 t h‘ ' ' 'th d d t l ultr f h e etables oce - served Boisgilbert Hall, presented them— gray f°0lmen and the PlfiuSlble Mr. Rich- -
Cassi-ensued Vutinzs. Aiiorderspromptly exe- Fljne F a1. 3' barn. one ol cider mill (now used for burn The . . 0 con emp a e is manswn W1 . espon - men ,an( p0 y, is . V g .31' ry, Migson, had been done. 9 ,, selves at that‘mansiou accordillrr to the ap- .ards participated. Mrs. quonteiloy, ,who, ,
I I , , as m - soills loam bottom and well watered. There is an - ent looks as he loitered in the garden smo- and confectionery, on rather an extensive u It ma be 'amistake of the reporter s, . b M" R' h f‘ 1 _ hid been 8 bays maid in the household of .
, abundance of wood, some of which is ver 1 HORSE CARS RUN RIGHT BY THE DOOR. . _ , . y ( .. _ . . porntment made y r. m art 5, t m stew _ ’ ~ . ‘1
7 tree. . king his solitary cigar, With his hands scale. But be impressed on the tradesmen he thought, and-then applied himself to his ard. thh them came Mr. Migsou, very Lord Malplaguei, aanhOSQ know edgepf
' subdued of aspect.‘ They were received in the affairs of thatfamily had teen of- consid-
There was on the farm last year from 125 to 1 -
cls a pies. Any one wishing a pleasant homlao “blush“
goo productive farm will do well to look at this
Apply to
erable use to her husband, was’ not implica-
ted in the felonious dealings of the. gang,
and was left to mourn the loss of her bril-
pccrage. No, Lord Malplaquet had only
that they were on no account to take any
one son, and that son’s name was Hector
in his pockets, after his day’s work;
advantage of Mr. do ‘Fontenoy’s position,
and at his nightly club at the Prince of
the dining-room, , where Mr. de Fontenby
was lounging in front of the fire, with his
Tl 0.1233me GAS BURNER RANGE
.,g..ruleby oneness-.nnLner. BROWN & STEVENS.-
. JAMES MITCHELL.
guvntmrlln accusing-1p 0%.??th at 3133-, ogggmlggglrgg immechbgtcgy. dPrice 94.300
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a) . . . o p A! “denier", m UNION MARKET. Mime,“ elisesggdiugonlfifu’i‘therpfiiticularsjglfililhendgrfimg “'3“ '-“PW- Int“! mm", Wales’s Feathers he informed his friends for he would stand no imposition of that Angus. What was to be done. The auc hands in the pockets 03' his morning coat, .- . ' d hte' db . f
' ' ‘ ’ e" 9' 0°“. - K- ‘ ' that the financial prosperity of Englandwas kind. tioneor sat before his desk for along tune, and a cigar between his lips as usual. He hgh§9§ii§nqn'9§eme 9‘13 , 1' an errors 0
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HUBBELL
Wilton, Conn. orJA ES MIT '
Agent, Norwalk. Conn. CHELL, Real Estate S OME'I‘HING new in the way of IVORY HANDLE
TAsLa comer.» s. x. LOCKWOOD’S. 0“ the W5“- ' _.“ I know What you waterins‘Place BhOP- trying to think, ina helpless kind of way. acknowledged the respectful salutations of , .
WIN!“ “MMGEORGI r. BELDEN. Block, Norwflk, Conn. will receive prompt attention.
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