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.A Human comm mus.
.. , I WESTON.

‘ Th‘e pulpit of the Congregational Church
in this place was illed'on Sunday. October
1st, by Rev. S. 3.15. Bissell. whose maternal
gmhgrandfather, Rev. Samuel Sherwood,

was the first pastor of the church. installed
August 1701,1757, the day al'ver the church

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Samuel Microfiche; Greens . Farms, and
J“? 3'1"- sister'utgnev': Aaron Burr, D. D.,
Preciden‘t of Princeton College, where he
- wastutor, aflerhis‘g'raduatéon at Yale Col-
lege, 1111149,. “,He was one of those patriotic
* preacher! whose discourses fired the hearts

of the American colonists to declare and,

. ”3.!ka theirindependenec. One of his pub-
lilhe‘tl' sermons of that character is still 9“.
{slit So obnoxious was he to the‘British
audiot'ies' "that he was often forced to flee
from his home, at night, which was guarded

74111.13 absence by an old Swiss soldier. His

only son was Hon. Samuel ‘Durr Sherwood,
" long a distinguished member of the Fairficld
County Bar,and one of the last Federul Rep-
:tes'entatives of Connecticut in. Congress.
One of his daughters Was the wife of Rev.
John" Noyes, who became his successor as
pastor of the-church tit Weston. The pres-
ent pastor. Rev. Z. B. Burr. has tilled that
03106 :there tor twenlymtc years. The
church is .“ beautiful for situation on the sides
0f -the-Nort ,"commanding extensive views
or, Longls‘lancl Sound and all the adjacent
icofihtry. Near. it is the Weston Boarding
3' school; One of the preachcr’s texts on the
Sunday referred to was “ instead of ' thy
fathers shall be thy chtldren,”——Psalms 45:16.

 

- DARIEN DEPOT.
Mr. David Raymond, of Five Mile River,
while driving to Stamford Sunday afternOOt:

. met with a singular hccident; file was smol-

ing at the one; and a spark'dropped down
' into the blanket; the motion ‘of the carriage
produced a draught and? mused a blaze
ivhieh dld'not break out till ' just below the
M. E. church .where‘he' had stopped to fix
part of the harnessrult had then gained
such headwaythat it wasjmposslble to put
it out. In trying togdo so, Mr. R. burnt his
hand severely, thehorse was saved but of
the carriage nothing was left but the rut-.-
_ hingworksxhir Chas. Watet‘bary’s Livery
g Stable" being near, Mr. B. [procured another
tonnage and. returhed home. L.

 

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ILA. S. Hurlbut' and Mr. H. R. Trestl—
l‘well1 started yesterday for a frip to Rock

Island and the""1llissis_sippi River. They
will be absent about ‘onewt'ek.
The'Good' Template of ‘Westport. held a
Festival at Nationalllallpn Tuesday Even-
ing. The little. Drama, Entitled “Spirit of

'- 1’, J‘Séventy-Six‘f. or the'coming woman” was
.» .. T: uniformed to a god house. The receipts, of

missionaries. satisfacwry to the par-
hummus it “P- .

fill-he case Of Charles Ellwood against the

.. . ‘ (cruiser the late-Mrs Lucy Rowland to. re-

, cover _a bill amennting to about $4.000.
argued before the Commissioners a week or
two since, has been desided, by awarding
the"petitiouer the sum of $1.800. The claim
was by many considered as exorbitant, and
so viewed by the commissioners, but those
laminar with the circumstances are of opin-

'. ion thathe‘sh‘ould have received the full
' . imount.

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. it from View:

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Since writing the above we learn that Mr.
Elwood has appealed born the decision.
The sunset of last Tuesday evening was
one of more than usual lovelin _s. The; .
heavy clouds of afternoon broke away a:
.5 80 o'clock, and the rays of the orb of day
darted across the hill tops, and upon thc
broad expanse. of .the Sound, painting the
whitesails with hues of crimson, and cloth-
ed every subjectwfith a halo of glory. Like
‘1 uhlbeautiful things however it was of short
durationhnd the shadows of night soon shut
' ' ‘ we learn that One ortho Westport horses
_willcompcte for: the purse of $350 to be

- . 5rttotted'for at the Fair Ground’s track or:

‘;Oe_t.;1,2zth._- g . . . ~.
, ‘ ' The'scheme for a- course‘ of lectures this
winter, to be given at National Hall meets

withfavor. PAUL.

 

__ Platinum—The Congregational pulpi.
is ugsin vacant. .

E.M.‘Abbott and brother ixave§gone to
Europe for a year.

DANBUR .

Gov. Jewell has been invited to attend
the town Fair, and is expected to accept.

The Grand army boys are to commence

layipg again—this time the "Drummer

 

‘he town Fair commences to-day and
continues through Saturday.
The ‘Washingtonians hat/e taken to tea
drinking and tea parties.
Conductor Pulling has bought the Hun-
fford FaiI‘Child place for $4,400.
St. Peter’s'folks enjoyed an oyster sup-
per last Tuesday. a
' Miss Elizebeth Barnum committed suicit'
while in a temporaryflt of insanity, recently.
. . Pardee, at her lecture, denounced
“female sufl'rage."
The News publishers are to try the experi-

- - m‘ent ofrunning a daily paper, commencing

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“Infill-r; use!

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A himby ex-mayor'WmF 'Havemeyer, on
_ ., . 'behulfioflhcbtsx-payers of the city, to recov-

? theifolldhq.’ “Mybest loved my; ‘

to-day. _ _ , .
Liéibgycimpauy'oflarge cttpifal is being

organized, which is to revolutionize every-

thiagni the upperpart of the county.

:Aui 'w‘; Directory, has been issued. -

:.. A-thnbnrfiboy disturbed the s mmetry
of afamtly heir-loom by sawing o the tops
of his greatgrandmother’s‘ bed posts for a
.. set'oi'er . uet balls.

In the anhury directory there are but
few Browne and Jones, comparatively
,spesklng, but there are 43 Smiths, 88 Hoyts,
WiStevenartlaBenedicts, 27 Barnhms, 26

. Wildmansfis‘l‘aylors’ 25 Whites. In the-
list; there are 5 “.‘halters.”—Ncw .

 

STAMFORD.

“ 7- was work oflaying’sidewalks in the bor-

‘ h'eontinues. .
.tamford bankers after some kind of a
Fair. A church school Fair, on ‘a large

" ., scale; would answer very well. An exhibi-

tion of tableaux, two eveninus last Week'
ofiereddelighnand amusement so many. ‘ ’
Hop. Gabriel W. Coite contemplates
erecting: wermanent home for himself and
firmly? tamtbrd. -
Mr. John Clark is about erecting another
. .haudsomcdwelling house in Broad street,
snntlar to the one now nearly finished.
~ 1 - ‘ ‘ ‘ " Adeoeak.

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5 . . GREENWICH.

I . Gideon Ferris has disposed of his farm of

hundred all, {seen " acres,'includinc
Indian Point, to a New York gentle.
man, for $61,009. , , . . . '

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.‘UfiNecrly-eleven millions were paid to
four of_ Tammany's favorite firms in the pus:

&’ 1W0 yearsand shall“, ,as follows :—
jraia‘Plogterer?q§rv‘ey . . 33.081.628.08
' Paid Upholstererlngcrsoll . .5,931.708.89
., .hngcgrpqnter Miller.» . . 1,521,876.72
. . . . 408,814.37

 

 

 

:71. crowns: .{.‘ 1'.-,. . sto,sse,528.o4
Assumes: waszssrved no Friday on
5.91am”: H:.Ingersoll;in7a suit begun against

' er for their benefit-$6,000,000 fraudulently
obtained by Ingersoll during 15:39 and 1870'
Judge Barnard, upon the nfiifeavit of Mr.

,Havemeyer's counsel, Wheeler H. Peckham

, granted an order on Saturday fail“ the exam.
juatiou Of Mr. Ingersoll, who was promptly

sGillfibtifwitli a summonsto‘appear "for such

examinationtou’Friday next}
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“Milli!" letter closed pathetically
I wed
it your has: letter all to
. ' knew you licked lt on.”
.13 Colorado ’a“-bald person Endighimselt‘
. alluded 1312:: ea,man.wtth his mind above

 

 

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- «some ests‘lilli

_ Thousands are killed evelrv you acci-
dents arising from theu‘se of liil"
wanted in time,und use only ”at .

' Oilétheeuiest and best. Its ' reputation is
~~worl£fiiflh E9 accident can possibly oc-
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buildings thereon.

 
 

Jeool Baa-to Record. , , ‘
MariaBryan and Sophie Bryan to James
Flynn, certain interest in a lot 00x150. Price
‘assa.’ -'

.~C._ P. Turitey to Enos Kellogg, one lot All};
x200, on Hill street. Price $1000. ~ -
D. II. Fitch to J. M. Reed, one lot 1808
907, with the buildings thereon,on East Ave
nue. Price $3,000. ‘
Theo. A. Sammie, of Closter. N. 3-. 10 T-
Jennings, of City Island N. Y.. one '0' “3‘
150, at I'l-e mile River. Price $450. .

I. S. Wilmot and wife. to J. R. Jennings,
one lot 78:75, at So. Norwalk. Price $3,000 -
E. Furrall amt, to John Clarkin, one lot
603110, at So. Norwalk, with the buildings
thereon. Price $3,100. ~ - .
Harvey Fitch to. C. N. Case five acres or
land with the'buildings thereon, and three
acres of salt meadow land. Paine $5000

T. Comatock to A. ”2 Rowell, tv‘vcnty
acres of land with buildings thereon. Price
$3.100. . '. _

' R. H. Rowan to J; D.‘ Huntington one lot
60x116 also one other lot, in Down TOWI-
Price $1000. ‘

R. S.‘ Hotnedieu to J. D. Huntington, one
lot ‘10 feet frOut, at Down Town.

. W. Godfrey to MurinE , wife of T. J. Jen-
pings one lot con-lo, at Five Mile River.
Price $300.

J. 'A. Port-rick to G. Pillow half an acre
of land at Perrysville. Price 8100.,

L. L. Allen and wile to G. W. Stnith,one
lot 50:10:), on Pine street. Price $400.

C. F. 'l‘ollcs to Mary, wife of Christopher
Shultz. one lot. 50x150, at East ~Norwalk.
Price $350.

W. W, Austin, of New Canaan to N. S.
Austin, 01 Daricn, one acre of land with the
Price $400.

J. J. Millard to _E. A. Woodward.one half
of a dock property at South Norwnlk.
Price $9,000. . - . ' '

L. A. Ausliu to _A. S. Compton, of N. Y.
one lot 45x200 at South Norwalk. Price
$4,300. - . .

S. It. P. Camp to Mr. Turney 'one lot 50x
125 at North Norwalk. Price $100. ,
'l‘hos. C. Post, Executor to Harriet 1).. wife
‘of P. Bronson, one lot with the. buildings
lhereonat 50th Norwalk. Price $4000.
E. K. Lockwood to G. R. Scofield one lot
80:134 on Center Avenue. Price $850.
Burr Knapp and ‘Henry R. Fitch to the
F-airfield Co. Planing Mill and Building 00.
one block of land _at South Norwalk. Price
$15,000. ’ .
J. A. Psrtrick to Emma F. Byxbee, two
and a half acres of land at Perrysville
Price $500.

H. Mansfield to A. L.‘ Vanderbilt five
acres of land at South N orwalk. Price $000.
David Fallon to A. L. Vanderbilt, thrt—e
and a hall stores of land at South Norwalk.
Price $350.} .

J. T. Earle, of Daubury, to F. Co. P. Jr B.

 

 

 

 

Sm: In view of the publication of the city
accounts to-morrow morning,‘ and as the.
amounts charged against me are very large,
I will only ask the public not to make a too
hasty judgment upon them. The work will
be found-to embrace two and a half years of
nearly all the work furnished the Croton
Board sewers. and lamps and gas depart-
ments. My foundry has worked steadil for
more titan two years on ' Croton alcr
Board supplies, and has furnished very
much the largest purl ofthe castings used
(except heavy pipe) in that department.

, JOHN H. Knrsnn.
New York, Sept. 29, 1871.
a
Miss KELLOCG as AN IMPROVISATRICE.—
A correspondent ofthe New York [awning
Hail gushes onusirlt-rnbly over Miss Kellogg’s
power of improvising. He s:tys:—“Enter-
mg the dimly-lighted drawing- room. Miss
Kellogg stats herself before the soft-toned
piano, su'iites a few chords, and dashes into
waltze's or gallops which no one ever heard
before, and few of which, uufm‘tunutely will
ever be heard again. For no Sooner do the
greater part of these musical fancies give
themselves utterance on the piano than they
vanish forever from the ears of her enchan-
aed listeners. Gradually from these ga’y,
glad airs, she glidzs into soft minor chord:
and changing still, the soft Wail of most ex-
quisite harmonics tit-light our ears, and in
spite ofall our ctl‘orls the tears start from
our eyes. and We feel the unutterahle some-
thing of real, il‘uc music, subdue our spirits
3nd influence our souls. Then suddenly that
glorious Voice takes up the air, and the
piano glides into a soil harmonious accom-
paniment, and we feel afraid to speak lest
the spell be broken and our glimpses oi
heaven destroyed." '

 

 

 

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The Cause and Cure of consumption.

The pnmaryeause ot’ communion is derangement
oi the digesttw organs. This derangeuteutuproduce:
denotes: DilLrlll-ul and a.~sim:lnl.ion. By assimila-
lion 1 mean that process by winch the uutrtnienl. or
.he food is camertcd tutu blot: , and thence into
the solids oi the body. Persons with digestion
onus trn,ut:ed, heviug the slightest predisposition ta:

u'mucary (Rhea-ea. or if they take cold, will be ver}
‘1: -oilaw U:.nsnmptiun of the Lin; 1; in some (it
forms :aud 1 hold thatit will be mposslhle t
case an; cage of Consumption w Lnuul. llrst resin:-
;n;; a gem digestion and healthy altruilat-udc Thu.
to" first tilt-.2 to be done is to cleanse the a brunch
an bowels from all diseased mucus and slime which
racial,- ug these again; so bill". they cannot. pertorni
their notion», and then rouse. up and restore the
liver to a he-ltny xctioa. For this purpose Ihc‘
surest and tie-t remedv is fiche .ek's Mandrake Pills.
l‘hese Pills cleanse the stomach and bowels of all
the dead and mod)“ s-nme that is causing disease
and decay in the whole:- stem. They will clear out
the liver of all diaessel tie that has accumulatet;
there, and aroma it u to a new and healthy action
by which n:.tural and eal hy bile is secreted.

The stomach, bbtWel" and liver are thus cieanseu
by the use of Schencit’» Mandrake Pills ; but there
remains in the stomach an exec s of acid, the orgai.
i. torpid, and the upgelil-e is poor. In the bowels,
thelaciesls are wea , and requiring siren tb an.
:~upport 1'. is in a condition'ltke this that Sc enck'.
Seaweed Tonic proves to be .hc most valuable rem-
.edy ever discovered. It in alkaline, audits use will
neutralise all excess ,of acid, making the stomach
sweet and ftesu ; it will give permanent tone ‘0 this
ins ortantorgau, antler-ease a good, hearty appetite.
an ‘prepare the system for the first. process of a
one ul stion, and ultimately make good, healthy,
living loud.
What remains to cure most cases of consumption l.
the free and perse’vering use of Feltenck's Pnlmonlt
Syrup. The Rmmoulc Syrup nourishes the system,
purifies the blood, and is readhy absorbed into the
circulation, and thence distributed to the diseases
lungs; There it ripyns all morbid matters, whether
‘ln'the form ul‘ahscess or tubercles, and then “all”
Nature to expezl all the diseawed matte: in the form
opp-ea cxpccil);fltl00. when once it ripens. It. i.
Lheu,~by the urea; healing and purifying properties
of Schenek’s‘ P-uimoije S rup,1hat‘all ulcers ltd ear.-

.ies are heated up soun , and my patient is cited.

'l‘uo essential thing to be done in timing Cou-
snmptionna to get. up a good appetite and a goon
digestion, so that the ho y will glow in flesh am
'g‘et strong. ffa person has diseased lungs. a cavlt:
or absces. there,’the cavity cannot heal, the matze
cannot rtpen,ssloug<sarthe system is below par.
What is necessary to cure is a new order of things, it
5:0 :d fig 9,:th a good nutrition, the body to r: w it
flesh an useful. :the.i Nature is helped i. ecavl-
Lies will heat, the matter will ripen and be thrown
oft‘in large quantities. and the person regain health
and strength.’ This is the true and only plan to
eureC nsninpion, and tin person is verv ad. if the
lungs are not entiz‘ely destroyed, or even if one Inn;
is emit-my gone. it there is en lugh vitalltf left. in
the other to he ll up, there is hope.

Ihave been many hers-us cured with only one
rOIlDtlanjI. lira“; :lnd‘e >joylife to a n od old use
This is inlet. Schel'ck’! llledllfillses W] I do to cum
Con nm;.~tr:n. 'l hey wall clean out the stomach
SWCCan and siren then it, get. up a good I! :resum
and give Nttfn c he as-cis'suce she needs to clear th:
sys'em or utilize d‘tense .hat is in the lungs, what-
ever the form may Etc.

It is imonrlant t‘nt, while using Schenck's med:
clues, case should he -xe cl.».erl not to take cult! 1.1m“
Indoors in cool and dump weather; avoid nlg L at .
and take fill'_-‘l()t)l‘ exert-2st: only in a genial ant‘
warm synahmc. .

I wish it glisttncilr u‘trlerslocd 2but when I recom-
mend a patient it: be careful in regard to taking colt
while using my medicines, I do so for a special re...
son. .A man who has but partially recovered free
the afflicts ofrt had cold is far mn'e liable to a “--
taplm than one who has been entlteiy curt-d. and it i»

recisely the same in regard to consumption. S.

ong as the In": are: not. perfectly belied. jug; H,

long ls there imminent danger ofu in l tetntn with.
disesss. lle:.oe it. is that. I so strenuously cantim
pulmonary patients analnsv ex os‘ng them-elven I '
an atmcsphezo [ha is not genie and pleas-mt Cor.
drmsu cortsnmutlvel’ lu:~gs are a mats-g of time
which the less: chance of‘ atmosphere will i! lit/m.
The grand are et 0" my success with - my medicine.
consists in my -t.h ll _\ to subdue inflammation ins FRI
oi provoking it, as many of the faculty do. An l--..
filmed inns: c'tnttot with safery to the patient be ex.
posed to tire bl‘iug butt-ts- of winter or the chillin-
wlnds, of spr‘ng or autumn. It should be careful!
shéelded from all lz'r’rnl‘irlg lnllneece‘. The stunt»
caution should be ob crverl in this particular, it:
without H a wire under almost any circumstance i
an impossibility.

The per-:mirlv-uld bt- lrept on a wholesome an.
inntrttlottu do, and all the med clnea eon‘lnut-
until the body has restored to it the natural quantiz;
of flesh and s reytit. .

I was myself cpéed by this treatment of the. were
kind of Cousumt; loll. and have lived to get fat snr
hearty these many years. with one lung mostly one
I have cured thou ands since. and vent many ghaw
been cured by this treatment whom I have neve
seen. . .. . 1
About the an: of October I expect to take possess-
ion of ntv new building at the north-east corner in
Sixgth and Arch streets, where I shall bepleased t:
give advice i.) all wh ‘3 may require It.

Full (lg-manna gecnmnavnv all you remedies, so tits
at pew-m in unit n-m .‘t' the w ~rhl can be readit
cured liv . a" 50‘ nlmprv-wo - of the. same.

GEO. C. 30091113! or 00., Agents,
306M.

After this preparatory treatment,

' __ Jillian sislitirstsr purists II Illll,

' ' Tue rose will have local Ins-Incas enough’ to

Co. land on Water St. South Norwalk. ?
Price $9,337.50. DEALER N a; REPAIRING
C. J. Bendricks of Hillsl‘erry Cal., to S. i WATCHES,
Raymond, two acres of land in Peel c I. O c K 8 , CLOCKS ”a
Swamp. Price $35. . E ’
. '7' .' . . ‘ of all styles =' J””‘““
WChotce Fruit, of all kinds, at Bene- “a rim U
dicl’s 9 Main st. . P ' = and warrantedto
I ’ " ' M , : give satisfaction.
WTomatoes for pickles, at 9 Main St. SPFGTAOLESI '5. A63)“; you.
[3' Misls Eprrietflw'i‘Tet-ryl; sislier of Mass '1' ‘t ll eyes g
ior-Genera lred . erry, as een ma e 0m: I - . '
lady principal «Vassar College. 3 Aiken, Lambertik Co's
. -—-——-——.<.u-—. —— , 3
us. KE'YsEu SPEAK FOR HIMSELF. S"°“‘A““"°" .3 WW“!
To the Editorqf‘ths Tribune. Paid to g G o I. D PENS.

~ :lndlnt!

. tint Eufitlflsmtflllllls.
First Mortgage Joint Bonds

Three New ’ Ettlnl "Railroads,

FREE FROM QOWRNHENT TAX,

_ I ' Styled the

VEB'HONT‘ DIVISION
OF THE

PORTLAND nu tinnitus
vsuatt 5;!" Line.

' u g n capltaltsts a'nd‘all having money to
1.3.2., '37. if... careful Investigation of
these securities. believing them to combine more
safety and profit than any Railroad Bondnow in the
market. The Portland and Ogdensbnrg Railroad
llne wtll‘bc the flannel: route by more than
any nation from the Lake. to the Atlantic.

pay all its runnlng cine-sea and to insure the
prompt a» 11 regular payment of Inter-
est on it. small bondcdulebt. It will be the
greatest pleasure thoroughtnrc In the
Eastern States. uniting by the shortest. route Surn-
togn and Lakes George and Champlain With the
as latte Mountains, Lakes Memphremagogand
Wt loughby, Mount ulna-field and the cele-
bratcd'mlnet'al springs ot Note item Vermont.

The Road is under the management of some of the
most experienced, successful and widely known
business men in the country, who will insist upon
the closest economy and honesty in the administ:a-
tlon bf itsad‘airs. '

The managers of the Road have themselves in-
vested largely in its capital stock, the cash subscrip-
-lons being nearly sutllctent to complete the Road
ready for the iron, (thus showing‘thetr appreciation
of the importance and value of this enterprise). For
convenience of investors ihe bonds (coupon or regis-
.ered), are of the following -~euomluations:
81,000, .500 and $100,

and the interest. SIXPAI cults. 9 no, is payable semi.
annually in Boston on the lat of May and the 1st 01
November. These Bonds are ofl'ered until further
notice. at 90, and accrued interest in currency.

. Fer/orthor- infatuation—Pamphlets, laps, tee.—
applu to

E. I. ‘l'. FAIBIAIIS 0. 00.,

St. Johnsbury, Vermont.

FAIIIAIIS I. GIL.
' 952 Roadway, New York.

IAIIIAIIS, IIIWI I. 30.,
118 Milk Street, Boston.

IAIIIAIIS 8. I I. .
71 Chestnut Street, Phlls.

HIAIiIIAI. MEI“.

Trustees for the First. Mortgage Bondli .lders,
HUI. llli P. POLAID, St-Johnrbury. Vt.

assA‘Itsls tows, tsp. -
President 1st. Nat. Bank, Boston, Mass.

'0! BALI I!

first IA‘I’IOIAI. ms. Hartford. Conn.
n. s. noon,
.1' E W E L E a. .

(Opposite Congregational Church.)
South Norwnlk. Coma“

 

 

 

FALL TRADE OF 1871.

The subscribers have opened the largest and most
complete stock or

DRY GOODS,

Carpetmss.
_orL CLOTr-ls,

Ready Made Clothing,
. Hats, Caps, Bulls and Shoes?

Ever shown in this vicinity,
We would invite particular attention to our stock of

FLANNELS, UNBL EA CHED HUSLINS,
MEN’S WRAPPERS AND DRAW-
ERS, OARDIGAN JACKETS,
'OLOTHS, OASSIMERES, a:

.o 17:31:00.4 TINas,
MEN’S AND BOY’S
HATS .2 cups,

FALI. AND
WINTER.

Our Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING

Is ls‘rge and all bought at. extremely low prices.
OVERCOA'I‘S, EEIFING JACKETS, SUITS for
,.elition. Our stock of

WINTER BOOTS.

For Men and Boys was never so complete. We have
'he largest assortment and the best. quality ever
shown lnthts vicinity. We invite an examination
at our entire stock.

D. A. SALMON & CO.
Wastport, September 25, 1871.

 

FOR SALE.

1 first-class Grocery &liquot'81tlle

In a good location and doing a good business, on

reasonab e terms. For further particulars ap ly on

the premises. No. 8 Main Streethwherc as . actor,

reasons will be given. ARVEY FITCH.
Norwalk, September m, 1831.

Mournin 3 Good.
IRON AUCTION
AT LESS THAN LOST or IIPOBTA‘I'ION.
Bombazlues Impress Cloth, French Nerinocc.
Double l‘wlll Cashmers, Tatulse Clothfi pangllnes.
Gros dc Zurich, Henrietta Cloth, Satin de Chino,
Janus t loth, Dem-Lustre. and pnrehlahalr Alpacas.
Ll'r'lilisrlneas, Baden Suit. Cloth. Black silks, Striped
S e. 1:.
.IA CKSON’S. No 729 Broadway.
Cor. of Waverly-Place, New York.

BURDSALL'S
Arniea Limiment I

An Invaluable cure for
Bonus, SCALDS. .sPsAtus.
Rheumatism, Inflammation, &c.

A single application allays the pain from a
burn the lns=aut it. is applied.
NO FAMIL! SHOULD BE. a THOUT IT. I.

__———___..- --.. .__..

FINE RIBBON“. LM‘ES,

And Dress :rlusmlnzs.
‘ I
BONNE'I‘S AND ROUND I! 1‘8.-

Cholce Gouda at Mode-ate Prices!
EDWARD a. monument,
82'! BROADWAY,

Rel. 13th and tsu- Sts., ' NEW YORK.

o‘. lllt‘llllltnll. a t:o.,

783 Broadway, NewYork,
' (on nan-0A. T. new... Co.'s.
mull Laces, cannot ERIES.

:orsets. Millie-em Goods, DIES-u 'l‘rlmmln doc,
pecia' attention paid to the manufacture made
z“ Lace. Mourning and Linen Goods, Lsdles‘ Dress
.aps and bean Dresses. ,

onnsasar .IIAII. rsoamv Art-crust: so.

'. v .
Ewpect Cold Weather!
Tn R BUR’l'IS FURNACE.

’ase Burnlu or Surface Burning, pronounced by ar-
‘tiitects' and ntluers the but Furnace ever’inveulcd.
THE BURTIS FIRE FLA 01:: HEA 2'58.

8 “use Burning and an improvement. on the Ilornlng
llory. W." heat twiceu much as an other. Agents
Aver here. Send for Circulars. . anufactured by
,._ .11... GRAPE & RICE, soc Wtrcr St., New York.

ton LAC us and Embroiderles, ntbsona'velvetn,
lie and Dyes- ‘l‘rlmmluean ‘all the new
shades, lne French taney Goods, Ac.

MILLER a: G RANT,
Laces. Dress 1': itntttiugs, dc.

Articles or Ladies Evcn7ng “'ear, made up to or-

srs unoa ll‘VA Y. N aw roux.
Orderx- sent. by mail or express.

a

 

 

A‘E‘REAT‘ OFFER 1’

lemon .Warans. 481 Baoanwar. N. Y.,
Vttl dispose of UNEJIUNDRSD PIANOS. MELO-
LJKONS and-OBGAISSof stxtl-ct-clsss makers.ln-
’Waters’qatmx saw raters sun can,
course rats-nom,or will takanom to to Owl-south-
y neutering the same to lot and rents pitcdlf
turebas . A new kind of Parlor Organ, t a most
‘n-auuln! style and per cc. tone ever made. now on
exhibition at 481 Broadway. New York.

to. stunning?

,. ‘ ; . a... .=-.--»- as ' "
yo fists r'n’ ' p.” " ICE
Follownoncw DEV _ .‘ ' _3‘ .
’But saldlforusvlu a TB ’

ll

' Thifihllelliflmlllliletll‘rllil

' recommendation from patrons anu othe s, an .utss

81
' MRS. DOWNS HAS REMOVFD her Dress "Ilk-

Me-t, Buys and Childteu. at Prices which defy com- '

No. 9 Ninja so, Norwallr,

’rltlE

Duran m

BBOCEBIES.

ALWAYS 1N ABUNDANCI.

Plcltls, Wholesale & Retail,
THE PUBEST SPACES.

Best Teas and Cofiees,

'nrcn on EESE,’ ,

CAROLINA RICE.

All grades of

FLOUR.

Prices ranging from the Lowest to the Highest,

AMERICA’S cttote: ,
, ' Alli! llElllll out.
THE new in. Lotus BRANDS,
BEST IN THE «OBLIP.

COUNTRY PORK, FISK’S SOAP,
- NIOEST N. O. MOLASSES
IN TOWN, ALL AT

BENEDIcm’s,
no. 9 tum smear. noawanx.

 

none LAWN. _

rats School roi- girls will be re-n
mas'r wnnussmv IN arm) on. under
the care oerss' Helen ill. Steve-c. recently,

and for twelve ears prlncpal 0! Union Hall Semi-
nary, Lone Is and. She comes with the hi heat

ed on the

Beecher takes pleasure In commending Miss Stevens
to the confidence. kindness, and patrons eoflhe
former atrona and friends of Home Lawn andto
the pa llc enerally. The school will retain the
same genera plan, the amulet-Inmate. Informs.
tlon. references etc., wfll be furnished by Ilsa Sta.
vans at Home Lawn on Belden avenue, to which
place the day schoo is removed. .
a: . , A. ll. BRICK“.

 

NOTICE.

'lng business from her room in the Castle
Budding, 'to the rooms in Sherwocd's Building which
were formerly occupied by lllss Beecher‘s school.
Here she will be p‘eased to see all of her former
slrons and the public nerally.who maydeslrc
it; services, either in _ oak or Dress-ma big or
terns. '

oysters !

 

Oysters I
eo'ro V ‘-

nnasrson a. newcomr’s '

your Oysters. Families supplied in any quanti-
ther opened tr in the shel .
83 MAIN STREET. .

“commands WANTED.—

!' a dumb man who strayed from fission Poor
House, on Friday, Sept. 15th. He was 94 years
of see: tall and slim: bad on light coat, light pants, -
two vests, and two shirts, and was- barcfooted. Any
information of his whereubou-s will be thankfully
received by hi BS. RBADDY, Branchvllle, Conn.

BOY WANTED.

TO work in a Machine Shop. Apply to
ISAAC CHURCH, Jlt.

For
t,- e

 

 

MILLINERY GOODS !

TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED
EATS,

TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED.
HATS

TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED
HATS.

_AT_

KLE-Ill t Elllllll-EL’S.

WALL STREET,

ADJOINING BANK BUILDING.
9.

a

' Great Bartamm

_] N—

TR IMMIN G S,
coarser, Groves.

-—AND—

. ladies' Merino Undergarments.

BEST ASSORTMENT OF _

ZEPHYR ‘WORSTFDS9
IN rows; ‘ '

Fifteen Cents per ounce. for block or white,elght¢el
cents fat-colors, at

KLEIN Gt EMANUEL’I.

 

is ADJ'otnms BANK nettmxa. .
NoawALk, Sept.“ 1371.
N ew J srsey Midland Railway Bonds.

PER CENI GOLD INTEREST payable um;-

annuslly, principal payab'c In no] .

They are consldc ed as safe as Governments. and.

yield some 50 er cent. more income. — -»
no: sale by, . E Olmsread and William K. Lewls,

Not-walk, or at either of the banks. ‘ , .-
, S. E. OLMSTBAD.

 

at General Agent for Conuectlcut.

' 9,—Wantcd a can select woman to
"'n'sgtist'tte ah esre of a young child. Cal-st. Ga-
zette oflice. » , . 1t

 

ta rsstt— ass Elliott:- "w

 

. Elev“ P018, (fancylml plain.) .

 

 

, .

.‘

At-n a. wouwoove. I,

 

y :13; stock

‘ Grain and B

."AMERICA'S CHOICE

For we have the lsrucst and best ’ethek ever
up luthls‘town. which we ol'er a; T633?" rs -."

 

consultations, ATTENTION!
~IIIiMJION & KEWCOMB.

INVITE year attention to the fact that theyars

now preparcd' \‘tols‘rnlsh
j . ’,.'I'lsc,,ll‘est of Oysters
to. famillc open _or. in the shell. to any desired
quantity-l , or In? annular},

' . s. I. HUMP! 3::st

dkéc‘iiu' 'ofPIIS.‘C IS M. t tl
:zhan ,I‘resh’gv'hrydsy‘ 5 ,’-_ eons all y
FRUIT AND VEG'MMSSWIC. _full and com-
of ones“; _ always on
Also antic melt” .

GROGKEM,DQEMI§‘HARE, 0.0.

 

COIR,
a Jain Street.

 

 

 

"mitten... COAL” ODS,
‘ ‘ 1f “At E. k. Locxwoon's.

 

smart whats voutuvs run camera"

A ’3' ram UNBI‘AOHED'
For want of this. at the

Great Land. sale.

, . . , '—-At— . _
.Non‘o'rpNJ STA‘T‘IoN.

err-an on I I
accuser rails-ass.
. . For Thirty Days. ‘ u
Special inducements to these desiring to build.

MELVILLE E. HEAD Daren be at Conn. ‘ '
‘ Or . ’Ju. Fianna, Norwslk-

 

ross or state raga luau—by the toil or
II n . ' to
MW“ 3- ’ W h. sans a son.

100
setback. altos,

QUIN'I‘A-RD’S BLOCK,

‘ can Dunstan. roe wrrn
Ii B 0 l: E ll l E S,
Flour,
Feed,

Hay,
Straw,

KerOsene on,

chem, (no, «30., I
car loan on its: oussrm.
Luwntrtnu PRICES!

Katie on Hand.

AND ARE RECEIVING EVERY DAY

Fresh Ground Corn and Oats,

CHOPPED nun, &c.,
FROM BO UTON’S HILL,

.

Formerly known as Davis’.

FRESH WHEAT BEAN,

FROM KELLY ’8 MILE

wnrcn mar OFFER AT wuotssun AND
mama?

so YOU wares- rsss: BEST

Scales ill titular-itl’lasiltllte,
.m...m
turnovrs’surtsu‘ nutter,

mm... m m... '

CALL‘ AND SEE '1‘“ EM.

 

iron-tron.

 

It is the-hast in use. sold at low price
At E. x. Locxwoon's.
- pols shut. .
KR“ YOKE OF GOOD WORKING OXJN ;

(one pair ol 9 year olda. one pair 8 year olds.
and one pair (year olus.) one Cow. together with

 

Also he wood on 26 acres of. land situated in
Weston.- near the Wastporl. lin an‘ a sawmill
within three miles of tha woodla . The wood will

be sold “In the mill leased. :on accommodating
to me to good, .-espouslhlc parties.

 

T

we Ana ascatvmo Dinner men

81'. lfllllS'v Mill Mlflllllilll HILLS.

. , y era LOADS or '
' txrttlt smalls or rttltltt, .

Which we cause" by the load. orlcss quantity. at

satisfactory prices. and we

VARMM'CVSRY uam «catamaran
Our Brand of .

. ts WAnsasrsD ussnar‘asssn.
n37 arsenals. Immune a; co.
Dues mm IlIllll, '

At n. K. mwows

 

 

At E K. LOCKWOOD’S.

. Taken in Enchange for New.

Also part of a house, herein. [or further partleu- ‘
lat-s inquire of' . CHARLES CHAN] N,
lmx‘u ‘ 1'.“ , Westport, Conn.

:isnssnss.

ORGANS,

 

FOR SALE
AND TO'RENT

On Easy Terms, and Sold on

MONTHLY INSTALIIENTS.

' can INSTRUMENTS

Pianos, nuns all Million
vouch also napa'ttteo

AT SHORT NOTICE.

a". M. Pdtter,

‘-‘ The Music Mom,”

Will keep a stock of Instruments at

Parker’s Store

a

lie. 2| Main Street, llnrwallt, 01.,

One Dot rNc rth of Bennett’s Dry Goods Store.

N. B.-0nc or two Second-Hand Pianos

and Melod-ous for sale cheap.

1. M. POTTER.

 

l SPLENDIB cutter

FOR THE

NEXT TEN D.4 Ys .r
WE WILL BILL

!!

Gulls Retailers ti Cut

6

BEST NEW outrun. 85c.

enorcn LAYER narsms, 16c.
ANDREWS c scanners nuts. to.
rms arousal) 10 run CENT.

AN nxraA rm oonoue, can.) AT
storms ran rouse.

JAS.H.KNAPP&CO.

“I'll IAII All Illll-OIIIIIS.
, .

'an attentions,"

nu mm. tin.

contract ,

'.Bnorutss.

Would respectfully call the attention of their many
patrons and the public generally to their unrivalled
‘toek of 3 '

, ill-l lll WINTlll
CLOTHING,

, 0
Men’s, Youth 81 Chilliflll’l Wear

‘ Port. 1871.

Embracing all the varieties to be found in this

and other markets. The

Elegance of Design;

superiority of

TBIMMIIBS' Mill lllllllBlllTl 0F

' wossmttstttr.

which has characterised our HANUFA'TURB lu
' the past we deem s sllllcicnt guarantee for

the future.

Our- Stock is Large,
.wett Assorted,

And Complete.

Goods are purchased at lowest Cash Poices,

Cutnftor the latestthmost approved patterns
Manufactured. With E greatest care.

Made by the Best [lands
W0 kmamhs‘p guaranteed.
And Prim ' the Lowest.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Children’s and Drills Department

will be found an unusual large stock, embracing all
the Novelties of the Season.

ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE STOCKS OF

Gents.’ Underwear
.

'1“) Bl FOUND IN TOWN.

 

An Elegant Assortment of

BOWB and. Scarfa-

 

A full line 0“ BAJOU’S Kid Gloves

We would invite special attention toourlargcstock o:

‘tnuttlts lllll lEllHEll nus.-

 

Constantly on hand the Latest Styles of

llA'l‘S AND CAPS.

 

All Goods marked in Plain'Figurss,
And no Deviation.

ranks s'rsrcru casn.

consular nuns,
O 43'ldain Street,

NORWALK BRIDBR.

Dibhlo’s Block,

SOUTH NORWA LE

 

 

“I. "W“

 

 

SEWING Mlllilllllll l
ls Justly regarded 'as one-of the
best In market for the '
. followings-cations:
11' has A amateur NEEDLE.

11' EA ti PER PEN DICULA It ACTION

«Anus was: 1.0.x sin-cu ALIKI '02: Born
SIDES. ‘

RUNS OVER SEA)!“ WITHOUT SLIPPING
S'l'l‘l‘tlIlI-S 0R BREAKING l‘liltEAfi.

IT SEWS ALL KINDS OF GOODS, FROM Tl”.
LIGHTEST MUSLIN T0 HEAVIEBT LEATHER.

is a» Family Sewing Machine
It has no superior. E
as A MANUFACTURING MACHINE

no Nos. 8, 3 and 4 have no
' competitor.

THE’EllIPTIB SEWING MACHINE.

Poo le bavmg used .he machines manufactured b3
the heeFertk Wilson Cm. will read the following
card with much pleasure: '

“ We manufacture and warrant the Elliptic Sew-
luu Machi e, and leeommelld :l witthe recent im-
provements as one oi the best for familyfuse and the

general . us a of sewing.
(Slgned,) WHEELER A: WILSON MFG. CO."

Jhe above will beeadm‘bed by all using the ma-
c re.
HACHINES FOR SALE 0N INSTALLMENI'S,
and warranted for three rears.
SECOND-HAND MACHINES taken in exchange.
MA limits REPAIREH. . ‘ :
ATTACHMENTS lor all machinel. ‘
(‘0T'l'UN, SILK THREAD, and OIL. ofs superior
quality. for sale. .
ll" AG'IIVE “£318 WAIT“. Fort-er!!!" 81w

Ierrtloty apply to -

HENRY JONES.
' General Agent.
5t MAIN ST., (Up Stairs,) NORWALK. CONN

DRESS-MAKING.

In all Its branches.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN 'l‘O CHILDREN:
CLOT Ill l\ (2.
A large collection of PICTURES. CHROHOS;
l-‘RAUES, square and I val, for sale cheap.
Norwalk, Nov, 29, new. 48x

 

E.

I

, SIIVEII'SPOONS, 890., &0.,

MADE IN OUR- own MORE, TO ORDER.
Pianos, Organs, and; sell” other 1“ uslcul Instruments

AGENT FOR

DEALER IN
Waltham and. Elwin Watch Cos"
HAIR; JEWELRY, WEIIDINI _llliltls

WATCHES, CLOCK-S, JEWELRY, SILVlERand PLATED WAR

_ For Sale or to Rent. _ _
‘3‘ Repairing of all kinds done promptly and Warranted. fl

L. WEIED‘.

t

 

34:13

PURCHASE YOUR HOUSEEEEPING AL'I‘ZCLI 3
China, Crockery, Glass,&c.
EXAMINE TEE nAnoams rerun
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S-

 

BUY THE BEST

For the Best is None too Good.
JARVIS KELLOGG

Having secured the Agency for Fairileld Co. for

 

Please call and sec and judge for yourse'f. I):
-ot buy any until you have tried the “DA VIS." I
s superior to any other for

lash Manufacturing Plll'llllil‘i.

son stars-uni",
_nnnamm'sv

AND WIDE RANGE or WORK
rm IIAS NO EQUAL.

Paton ONLY $55.
.I. ttrtttlas,

to Main (sweetener-walk. Conn

. HI"! .FIIIIOIIIII BIO”, in great "flair.
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

son'rn nonwaur

FURNITURE mutual.

 

The proprietors orthls establishment, being amnnf
2' e moat emuclvcrmunnfactnrerl and wholesai
‘ealers in the Star e, be: Is ve to announce. to thu
:ltiacnnomell: Somali: and vicnlty. thatthay haw
tpesed a retail house in South Morwnlk, where the}
will show a full nasortlneutol‘ail goods mmtllv fount
.n a furniture store, and sell as low as the lowest.

enormous o co. .
UNDERTAKERS,

m DEALERS 18133311731. -
train so, Oppont'e it. n. Depot,
SOUTH NOIWALR.

, t
Manufactory and Wholesale Depot, Bridgeport

Jean. 11' m
I

 

. ‘ tirié- AA;

«Asa

Fast-A suture,
At 3. K. ”WOODS:

 

 

' so"! was

‘ harmonious

' ‘5... n and. i..§.’..’...‘t;é;€."...n.n.m
'llnc, ofhnylhlna in thesaurts. via:

sanctum cllltll l'lflfllSS l H

100b,. inmost. mi in

BABIIIES; tv‘suas l

 

,Kltchen Furniture ‘1 '1'

UNDER NORWALK HALL.
4

planner ' '1

 

 

Iron notices Wat-e.
. Plain, Enameled. Tinned. devalue and
Japanncd ‘

Heaters,Builtitlvlllltttalet

RUSSIA AND cannon PIPE,

Chandeliers, Hall lamps. Bronzed,

And a great variety of B AND LAMPS, and Burners
to sort any taste. steam. Lantern and Lamp
Gloves and Chimneys. Force and Suction
and cucumber Wood Pam . Lead and
Wood Pine Sheet Lead, rassCocks
antt Plumbers’ Materials. '1 lie
Pipes for drains cess pools.

‘ AGENTS FOR
HARTFORD BART ll CLOSET 00.,
p - fur—
NOVEL'I‘ICLO'I‘IIES "RING“.
-—for-

museum’s III lllllllltsttt IEVIlVlII

ICE CREAM FREEZER.

l‘he best and only prac-lcal Freezer in market.
-—for- ~

INGEBSOLL’S WATER ELEVATOR-

ALSO. AGENT FOR FAIRFIBLD COUNTY
for the

Ohio Iron Clad Paint 00.

These Paints are warranted to be are iron ore
rushed and powdered by expensive Istumping and
mlllnc machine-y. No best; n_-r enemleals are used.
hereby destroyit g the efleacy oi the paint. Thesc
:ntnts w‘:ll gofurther, .uud. asl. longer than any
lther. Lorne and see them, and try them, and we
' gill :akepuv eunucessfol; the rest. We have also I

on vanelyo m. . oth f
nentioned in mg advertisemehlicy and staplemot

com 2 AND see us.

Corner Main and Water Sta ,
CITY OF SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.

IF you: WANT

on But ARTIGLBS

FOR THE LEAST

'MONEY

E. K. LOCKWOOD’S Is the spot.

 

 

truss. .s. A. Jonas,

M1111nery Goods.
And Sole Agent for
BUTTBRICK'S PAT TEENS;

Also Agent for Singer’s Improved Family Sewing
Machines.

No. 2, Chicks-tori. Block,
Washington Street. South'Noiwalk. 1381

 

BANG-ES I
7 INC“, $10.50; 8 INCH. $l8.00;
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

 

111w, LIFE AND NARIND
INSURANCE

is ALL rrs aaancuss, A'l'

The Nntwalllutlanle Agency,”

Boom Yo. 7 Gazette Balldlls'.

 

LA DIES. BEA” 3

Pure, Furs. Furs.
All our Choice Goods will be tiered for the next
wn months a: 20 Pin oust. use was wit-1's.) unions.
grafts" cfimpl he: Yutopia. est sled most desirable
l ~emare. re se -

at, and see what bargains we offer?! “ad for circa

WELLS c FES’I‘ DEN,
tat Bros way, new York.

ultras it. warsnas's

nEADQuAnrsas roa

 

Sewing Elaehinem,

Etna, Wheeler & Wilson, Wilcox I Gibbs, Howe
Grover d5 Baker, and Wilson 840.

ALSO FOR

Groquet, Base Balls. Bats th Games.

ALSO son
Stationery, Ladlcs’ Fancy Goods.

Portmonales, Carved Watch
Cases, Work Cases. Flower

Vases, Albums, to.

D. 'H. WELLMA‘Nts
HEADQUARTERS FOR

Pictures, Picture Frames, Brackets,
Wall Pockets, Book Backs, with and
within". drawers, Dressing Cues, Ate.

also run .
ltereosco‘pe Glasses and Views.

Pocket cutlery, Gold Pens, he.

H. H. WELLMAN’S
’nuronmn rot: ,

Sheet Music. Musical Instruments,

Organs, Melodcon's, Guitars, violin, Flutes.
German Ace, -rdeons,, French Accur-
deuus, Harmonicas. cc.

WALL STREET, UNDER NORWALK BALL,

Sign Golden‘nnrp mug Pen. 8

MM ll

Bells Fine Family Groceries at the Lowest
Cash Prices. '

AlfredgKnap'p

Sells Extra Oolong‘ Tea ‘tbr 00 cents.

Alfred Knapp

Sells Extna Japanese Tea for $3.00. ‘
' Alfred Knapp

iells English Pickles. Sauces. Je'lltu. M
Sardines. -

Alfred Knapp
sen. Children’sCarriagea anaemia“.
Alfred Knapp;
Sells Crockery, Cutlery, and: ma.“ Iw’uc
Alfred Knapp}

Fells House Furnishing ' Goodlywofllilfi
WWWmBMifiueé-W

 

3.2.: "'...-; . .,

enema.

'Alfie'dKnapp
g'ells the win, goOd§,'tt€l§|ai:ll-tte the neatest
‘ 71Storein~gthe City.

. Washington Street,

 

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