Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, March 19, 1872 · page 3

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Wholesale and Retail Dealers‘ln ‘ BE Inbscrlberofle'f, for sole {‘0733393;

lHaiilflale, "Paints; ‘ Oils; Glass,” FALL” 85 WINTER 600m 3:.‘573h§§5fii§?lfi§a§§iglififij§a§3
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House Furnishing GQOdS, tore“ payable in Gum l! the ”impetigo Ber k in

Halide-Million Delighted Readers ~

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3; of SOPHIA MAY’S POPULAR BOOKS, the “Dotty
‘ Dimple" and "Little Prudy Stories" for youfug‘pcc-- -

CHOICE BUILDINGS“? i;fi;::;:;:irvamph Puma. MILL - I

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WILTON. the to'wn accounts and report the indebted- I
There were 58 applications of new voters ness of the town to an adjOurned meeting I . ' ' - .
to made at the registers meeting. held the 30th day ofOct., 1871. That com- .
Isaac Perry who was probably the oldest mitten was composed of two Democrats and

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'1‘ 116° 1 I March 19‘ 1872. resident in this part of Fairfield County two Republicans; that said'committec did . . . . I bonds perm," ” ,. _, .
‘ kday’ died in Wilton on Wednesday, March 6th. investigate said town accounts, and did so mum“ ”new? by . ' ~ , “w "‘ km“ °' , . ' {1'0 road beinge $3113: 335$ng iii‘imiifiu “of
SOPHIE DIAY’S .. .—-Aun—- .Mcchnnics’ Tools, Men, &: Boy 3 Wear. &%‘:§g§lfifig g:gu:flghg¥amw,hum o.

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~ . r port to the adjourned meeting, and their The subscriberis now having his propérty at South
MESSRS. EDITORS :—In the issue 0f the report confirmed the report 0f the Select-I Norwalk surveyed for divisiouinto lots for '
Norwalk GAZETTE of February 2711),; find men, which report was accepted and placed I_ -, ~ . 3 -

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“ grown up" story

THE DUGTURiis—DAUGHTEB.

I _ ~ . AND . . York. The bonds have fifteen ea ’ ’
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. 3011mm} 00., Adnicununnt murmurs. “5‘” ,ggilggifiitl‘tsgilightest armature
,, es meat ii go . ‘
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LOCKS. KNOBS, NAILS, AND BUILDERS' FURNISH'NG £0008 .32;i;2?°dgfgllgg:§;rinexm-n-"mr-Ir- ..

‘ FAIRFIELD COUNTY ITEMS.

WESTPORT. . . . . . ,, . u . . ,, — . . . . .

, an article Signed “Citizen, purporting to be on file. Citizen could not close his article . .I _ . . . II I . . II I .

,1 he went Of the week has been the Teach- a criticism of the report of the Selectmen of Without casting reflection upon the collector ‘ Jagggslggadfirfi 1113:3235} magiségghéesggyé '. . - . . ”Angl'rt‘ligféiigfiy{rigs-12:12:63.1:Szzc'fERY 0mm“ .34? to
fills gagtme tixemlszs at Ngt‘Qnal .HMI". Wilton, for the year ending Octobei-'1st,1871. and intimated that there was $50 01' $60 per BUILD N P ’ , 8de White}:1 is winning-guided opinionsIfrom the South Norwalk, CT». No. 3 Opera House Block, C. T. Corn 511., 2,23 (1::- M 331', or .

m a was rouge on one occaSion ° , " “ - ' centa e for wh‘ch -the collector could or » -. , , . c ' “‘3 ° '3 Press- ' . - , UV . stth' 11.1.33 .
The Wliter says were thcie no attending g l . - ' Do not fail to road It !. Dealers 1,, w_ 0_ “Whig"!!!,NaBWAl‘xguguoglfgm Second snore. Under: Nor-Walk Hall. N°’w‘m’°°‘-23drlsn- eSaviugl £37k.

 

 

 

All the tenderness, earnestness, and Jollty which

characterize her writiu s for-youu folks and which ' '
causes them to be as eifigerly song t by 'pareuts as Lumber, Timber: Lat!" Sla‘c’

emu... aboundinthisslbryforolderrcaders. SEMINARY FUR mum; “0|st MELVILLE 19- MEAD. salary Puma

' l ' l - i -y ‘ pigtgililiizintgngsarigllbggauzgsmhalidazaliilfailyfiiilg'gill]; Tank,“ Fe", Lime, Brick, HIS lnslituttonls pleasant] situated on Semi
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WHOLE OF 'T FOR SAlEu personal eil‘ect oi pure spring ivatei."—Boslon Tran- . Cement and Plaster T nary Hill ‘about one mile rom Darieu Depot. BABIEI DEPOT, SOIL,

meeting, and there were six meetings. On circumstances, and the report correct, this Would not give any accouiit. To satisfy
Thursday evening something over one bun. publication and circulation would entitle the “Citizens" mind andrclicve him from any
(ll-ed teachers were present. Mr. B. G. Nor- Democracy to much credit, the." That r 0_ extra anxiety on aceountofhz's pocketbook
thrflpi Secretary of the State Board of Ed‘l‘ p0“, when rendered, was intended to be a although so far as taxes are concerned it
cation, who liaslately returned from an 93' correct statement of the affairs of the town probably make no difference With him
tended tour "1 Europe, glove views (13f 21m; so far as they could be ascertained, and was whether the per ceutagc W33 $60 01‘ $600-
he had observed there 1“ cmaIttcr of so 00 such. And I fail to see in whatmanner the I will simply state that Oh the tax 1’00“ for
Cfmdflch and the present conditiono ‘fdm' writer has shown to the contrary. He un- 1868 I supposed fit the time Of the annual
“0111“ Germany, Italy, France, Austria and dertakes to show that the indebtedness of meeting there W35 due the town some $5 or
Swnzerland. He dwelt at sonic-length on the town was less October 3d, 1870, has ’53. and 80 stated. But at a Subsequent set-

'DAR.1EN

00 T0. LocxWooms.

For any and everything you may wsuttu

andrwill shortly offer the

For beauty of' location and sceneryI, and healthful-

ness of climate no more desirah e place can be . 1 . . 4 .
{gggghgg,ggiggggggeggy,ggdcgggg,mh 335,5} REAL ESTATEBONDSfie. .110 US EKEEPING .
The rooms ~are large with tailgh ceiling. wsl_ yenti; _ . _ _ s l s M I T n

(Successor to S. R. Bunting 8 Co.

-. ‘ lated and no iyf rulshe rou h t. ii school
DOORS. SASHED. i, w q wge‘dnes egg“: sq; gember,
AS taken the “3” at the enirsuuoi’the OA-

rerfpt. _
“The book is made up of wholesome, common-
‘ ‘ _ place experiences, so charmingly told that from first
’ Situated on the crest of the ridge on the west of ro~last the interest never lessens."—Hearth¢e Home.
' 4 , '. . - ~ “All the ouno girls of our acquaintance pro-
nouncelt sp cudid."—Pbrtland7'raaacript. ‘ ~
, "Ego ‘Boctofis Davgggfer’ shInRuldI.Il‘llclii‘lasseliii with
'suc 00 Has rs. , ney’s, ea, 0 ‘s’ an 'lliiss"
Alcott's‘thtle WOmeu,’aud iii aprons as it may BLINDS, BOXES.

Manufacturers of

 

the city, commanding a
LOANS, NEG OTIATED,

year eglns the fonrth“ E
and closes the third 'I‘scsdllyin June. T are will
be but one vacation ofabout a weekI during the win.

 

the superiority of educated over uneducated , .u .- 1, h 3 - - V. . . .

. was represented by the Selectmen 5 report, ement made “ it t e present card or S“ ‘ - ’, f it ell d - it ' i ' lth ' ‘ ' ' ZETTE BUIL lNG. h s .
labor; fulfil??? hO‘Vthlhe P0013119 0‘: the“ and asserts that there was a balance on the lectmen, it was found that I had over paid MAGNIFIBENT VIEW , :gg'gtovrvlgslieienlgio::d."lifigcller?segtlgrotgy alloy-7;.“ M0 UL DING 5. BRACKETS, “$31335; ete.‘, address . . Foreign Drafts and Passage TIGkOtSI stuntlonii hand scholee "Snag???" hep “a
coun ries y es ering e arts an sciences. tax book that should have been deducted ,he amount of tax book for 1353 sonic $16 ' . . _ ' In Press by the oufi HElEN H ' EMILY A- RICE. Principal. Ii'ancy Bake V ' '

. - . - . . I, ' , v same Author _ ' , ' - 31 - Derien Depot, Conn. Internalllavenue Stamps and Legal Blanks, PIE 9 . r '
Sold by all Booksellem'au Newsdealers, and BALUSTERS, N E WELS, " '
CAKE,

had advanced in mechanical emnloyments. for which diti‘cren . . .- . , _
' . . ce I Ii ve received atowu. . . .

On Fridav mornino onehundred andthirty- [am unaware “.5 to how he became ac - .41 . V \. . ' ~ . ' 0F . _ . s'entb mall on recei tof rice, $1.50.

. h a t n d Prof Nor quamted With this fact, as the tax book was ""del‘v as stated above. ~ - . Wight BHEPAR D PI “Shem. 149 Washington
tl‘iw0 teac Iers 311m: pisfse’ a Mr Ill: 5011.. in lily-hands, and he could have no access The tax h°0k “1869 is Still in my hand, ' ' -' Streeh‘mswn' "

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t rop flail“) a cross? .m . . P . tort. The real tacts are that there was no and wliencollectedI shall make the proper N G ISLAND SOUND '
of New Haven, With his smgmg class, .‘ - . LO 1
1, d h i ull be done in music b a 31161] balance due the town, but on the con- settlement With the Selectmen, and hold . . .
s 0W? w a co ( , , y trary (asasettlement made with the pres- myself responsible for all percentage that -‘ ~ _ AND

certain course of training. Rev. Prof. F. . , . t h d 1 'f , , - LIME.

T Russell Professor of Eloeutiou at Trinity Int .board or Selectmen M“ Show’) Ihad film} or may come m 0 my an ’ am 1 and the surrounding country. and laying Within The great popularity of this safe and emcaclons
Clll . H, if d rec'ted“Sheridan’s Ride ,, lver paid the tax book some $16, for which “Citizen" thinks the Selectmen are not com- ~ - ' . . . . , fifiirarignuil: n33: aura??? 3313:, £52220
3 eg‘" ar or ’ l ’ imountIhave receiveda town order. Thus pctent ’60 make such SBttlcmebt it may be ' g ’ " '

~ - ’ - Bronchitis Whooping Lough ‘Serofulous Rumors
“ Lo ore.” Pro .13 o . . » . . . ’ ' ’ - ’
and The Cataract 0f ‘1 f at n making the indebtedness of the town Oct. well for him to offer his valuable Sel‘VlCCS. ', TEN AMINUTES WALK
. sold you, Common pomp-a,“ my the lag; twenty Slves aea'Boot sud Shoe Store audwilibepreyu.

and all Consumptive Sym‘ptoms, it has no superior
an... on “OurCOmmnWCedsf’nndmade 3.. .870 .12. m... .1... w... m... T... on, Yo... ~ - liner-wit: :32;§d°.iii§hif‘i’ti3’$ trail , , ' ill I -
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a very interesting subject of it. In the eve- , ’, . , ~ ‘ ’ . . V » . , . alleviate allcomplaintsoftheChest,Lun or Throat. I P Ash and B as a illil ' . .
writer still farther finds fault with the re- SHERMAN Monenonsn. . n r tured on! b A.B.w , .‘z i 8 0w Ine _ PER CENT GOLDIMEBEST arableseml- Yearswiih e alsatisfctio .Al .tn no in R - edtornmisharuuand c
‘ sun so in y ILIIOB emis ’ NO' ' , ‘ ' ‘ . 7T annually, principal payable in 3013- lined Poudigetllgrsince it. :vas ffrst nfgnufgctuil'ledfaned articles usually .teptlu a omplete ”WIFE.“ o .I"

.- v gm dtohe Gv. w y WnlovM ll -‘
nmg a ast throng as e ble ar 0 oorted indeb‘edness of the to nfor the can I T , are 14th, 1872. 198 cert Street, ston. So! I by alldrugaists. he a considered as safe as 'overn ents.aud . .
I I I y it is conside d an excellent fertilizer to use in the IRS CLASS MARKE ,-
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' ‘ Dental Gard.

R. A. BILL having secured the services of Mr.
Charles W. Many, an expert Mechandla'l Dentist,
will give prompt atteniion to uli‘cases requiring

gunner“ Dramas, This he has been unable to To FARMERS. small Plants and ”flick sales-
0 for some years past, in consequence of the de- Dounnl Rinse» Ponnannn, of the “Lodllifanu-

Planin Sawin , Taming, dz Scroll mand .npon m. ameni- other branches of his pro- , l c "r I I I 1 . ,. I COME ONE, COME ALL
3: ‘ g . ' fesslon. M" Many WI" spare no pains to make his n‘rtilgi'e llllglofd'forolial; faczii’rlciiifiiiig'iii‘iiiiifisilfi; THE undersigned take pleasure 3,; financing to
Sawmg done at short notice-

Pire, Life and Accidental Insurance. BREAD,

R FRA HES, .
WINDO W (9 D00 1 etc., which he Will serve fresh daily.

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eti'orts successful.
' N orwalk, Jan. 15th,1872. ~. is cheaper for venom-Corn. Tobacco and Vegetables the Phhhc that they have opened 8

‘ than any other in the 'mar et. Itis made entirely
from the night-soil, ofl‘al, c., of N. Y. env. Price, MEA MA n
N onWALK. Sept. 11. 1871. delivered on board in NeiV'Ycrl: city: $25.00 per ton. .

I ask attention to the following testimonials;

New Jersey Midland RailwayBondg, Middlesex eo., Conu., Oct. 80th, 1871,—“ We have in the store on Main Street. lately occupied by Noel:

 

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yieldsome 50 er cent, more income.

of the Depot, this splendid tract affords a large num-.
i. i . i hill for tobacco, corn. die, as the increase in our sales

 

 

 

Jewell. He Was promptly on hand, and . . . . . » F L o 0 Bl N G
spoke of tile proud position Connecticut oc- 9—“de OOtOberll 1871idalmmg 1? to he more , her. of the FIRE EXTINGUISHER.‘ I . ' . ' For sale by . E. Olmsiead and William K. Lewis, for the ear p,“ w1lltestify."—Soutlimayd & Gardl- 0f
cupies .by reason of her educational ad ban represented ; that the entire amount H L . S I l - , ~ . _ , ,_ . . ALSO, Norwalk. or at either of ill; blillkdhlisrmn nellli - ammo 00,, co....,, 00,, mp, 1371.__u1 have NU ‘51".E:iii‘ii'illiiii‘fd‘timml‘ff lglrkot' tattl-
' ‘ ' 0m 3 awn c 2’00 ' ALWAYSREADY. ‘ "General Agent for Connecticut. ignefgfii'iiifrifii?apii§ié°3i,Ii) figehfiifigfizf :31: them with a call. 19110;! E 31,338,!!"0'
ii ~ - ' - .51 MAIN ST., next door to Demmonk Neweornb

Self-Acting a; Reliable DOOR Sills. WINDOW CASINGS. & TRIMMINGS. veraisaiisfaetiou- .‘liey bureau-ii used principfliy “A“,wmn L n M
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‘ , .., . . I I on tobacco an tor-n, and are highl s when cf." .
ConnothtgiuIt aim-dot rsucn RAILINGS, PICKETS, POSTS, &c. - ALL TAXES P AID g, liarrirEgton. ‘A‘lIPaullphl‘eg,§iv‘i§fél1§l ItllI‘iregians. ‘
. . have found that not only were the abate- Send fora re" ar. ‘ I 0’ sen on up my on I . s- F "ti 1 P N l I) I
11 to the limb standard reached. Pro . ' ' ' ' ' ' TE!” 66 command swat 1" Y' 8w . ll 8‘ '
P a f “USN. DIAWIII, “IE lAIflIIAGES. 8.0-, ‘3 AmeficnncongofldgtedFlteEXt.Co. Otiice and Factory Situated atpfoot of Marshall St. w}; THINK VERY HIGHLY OF, AND RELOM— For $3.13 by K-IEELFJI', HOLMES a: CO. BIO la 8, ll} ms, ar 88, c. '

Thatcher spoke of mechanical education; meuts, bl“ that the percentage “15" was de- Instruction in Music given, to any desiring, not mom- in “ll"icmlty- 5“” particulars apply “In“. resi- * ’5 Water Street; Bolted» lass. Lumber Yards situated between draw-bridges, and M END TO ALL CLASSES OF INVESTORS,
SARSAPABILLA , l

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advanced original ideas, and illustrated ducted fr: m the amount of taxbook,amount 3:51;? rfatllégfcnoo} Highlcilg fifgfif'dfifi‘gf“ mm“ M . ,-—I — ~———I . . ‘%::;‘::AI:: 111:3 "y KN:W;ITCHR.SII 't, The connecllcul Valley Hailmad
them as only himself is able to do. Miss JOHN J. CAPE. A . n - - . p
. 81.0 V E s H E- L F' in any desiredqusutity.
NOS KELLOGG and GEORGE -F- BELDEN 1 am now prepared to till all orders for the following

ing to $342.86. As to 'the “outstanding in. am. » an m - ~
. - iebteducss not reported," I have yet. to "3|" was“ for Sale cheap. . ~ T“ BAK— ' Treasurer. First Mort a e 7 per Cent. Bonds, '
Goldthwaite, of the State Normal School, A 3:19 , . . , . L." 0F ‘ l” ‘ n Owl-lemma” tree “income
also spoke. At the Saturday exercises one " ‘ sigma-sang! , xever w ere. uterus:Rasablcdanuaryand'dnl
, , ' ‘ ' '- '- ‘ in New 01!. 'Road iinls e and running: ‘stoc have taken the agency for the above article. Ii
, R BEER“: “- RICE,‘ fl paidu lsrserthanmortgaoe: Mortgage positively is one of thebest things out, Everyhouscheeper STANDARD MINERAL WATERS I,

of the tax book was deducted and that there .
BIS SelectSchool for Girls, will be REMOVED

:ture in store for the people of Connecticut I‘l—gfeggi‘fimznfr? be gadf'f if 111‘: had 61“; April11 let, igv “:18 g“ s; JoIlin tHot-{iIestoiuIL Coir-
in this regard, and hoped they would keep ‘ m r p mor ea c u y e wou :fiflfi:gr‘fimgfgbrfnchgfils}, u,“ "m °n g “m u

vaucemcnt. He spoke of the brilliant fu-

 

 

. , ’ Che/teest Sites

furnished with .

BEER, SODA WATER
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'wnurnn,

slrnarmx as or m... Also,a situatitiu as
Teacher of’Muslc u a Seminary or' Institute.

 

any extent, except an attorney’s bill who To Manufacturers.

learn that'any such indebtedness existed to J‘ 9" ROCKWELL ‘
hun n e ent -n'ue h re
dred a d s v y I teac ers we was employed by the former Board of 89,- BE large Building on Water Street, adjoining

limite toOne Million Dollars', road Iiresd eon, should have one. Can be seen at
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present, and a large number of citizens. ~ - . . the'Danbur diNorwalkruilroad track, rolet or B t r gramme Mn " H, mm Adam”, with. _ a 1 M n t r .t and e i 1
'Great interest was taken. In the matter (it leamen’ and any such bl“ properly would '“se'. 00m.“ “5 “"dFWWmem f‘" a“’“‘““' tel-go: r .MFELWOOD?T°acher0f Mush=- . . i . ' I , um “WAGNER” i§¥ori§a§euiufirseslamdlailexpeuas:.ngslgi?;§lgliili BELDEN’S STOVE STORE SELTZE
. be h (it u, f h 18"0 facturmgbusiness. Inquire of f B 5 We 1; ortCoun. . . » 4 . v ' B,
entertainment our people have done them .0 arse 0 e expenses 0 t e year 1 - JOSEPH LLYNES. 47" ,0” 1 " P For Beauty of Polish. Saving Labor,¢lan- , .3 P. t F OFF G 0118 95 andiuterest, by , "~ . 7 - . “ CONGRESS
I however understand u... a county tax .. ~ IInwvl’mb‘"';,1:,‘;;‘,°‘:::::,:;"“':“",°," fiéiwfikw °- ALLEN. STEPHENS a. co.. palpgnilgtulggpngventonttgnggprur- "emf.
' It or '0 un er 0 er . l c s. 8 0 es. um s i 's, t: , .
antral BANKERS,,NO, 1' “NE STREET' N' Y- Conductors, Tig-R’ootlug, and Jo'b ’Wdrk, a: n ers KISSINGEN,

selves credit and the vis't'n teachers we , -
are sure w 0;] d be glad tollilafe the Institute amounting to some $387 and not payable For Sale Cheap,

’ . ‘ ' ' HORSE suitabl f f 'l r sto .
again assembled in Westport. The commit- until Oct. 15th, 1871, is sought to be tw1sted A e °r “‘1 Y 00. WIT‘gfigESI

CARBONIC ACID WATER. 7

I can till all orders for SIPHON BOTT
for the trade or private families. - LES, either

E. K. LOCK \VOOD’S.

 

 

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BOOtS and ShoeSe' {mggeg‘ggfifggl‘l’lf‘g 0“" ”am” and eo 0' ofwnnper His in Show roomfst his Factory, PICTURES and ; Send all letters to Post Oli’ce Box No. 3,081, N. Y.
t ta- ' k M at twelve cents" per pounds-thnty—fiveiand
. ee on enter inment desn‘e to than rs. Store of'G.0. Keelcr, would most respectfully invite new,“ ,. GRAPHIC MATCH SAFES, LADIES' F0011 5’ MAIN STREET, nonw‘LK’
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are one in the re ort he takes the town and the ublicin general , . ..
P Y D b r it mslso Sill limes hasnumulcumu. oraxl gU'TTER PA 3, SPADES AND FORKS TOWES FARMS, BUILDING LOTS of a" description.
Gray, Mr. H. R. Treadwell, Mrs. B. W. Ma- ll:
tofiuy factory, for Pictures and Picture Frames of any . Home Sec urity I
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h E, the undersignedilhaviug formed a' co-part: PICTURE FRAMES orauy kind, BLACKING.GAB- _
intot e current ex cases for the our end- ' ' ’ ' -
p y _ REAL ESTATE
S. H. Alden,'Mi-s.‘ A; s. Hurlbutt, Mrs. Wes- his old customers. 8‘80- ‘0“! 01d “9"“ and Wm" “rill RISING SUN “1"“ "Km-m Shawn!" goons, Lamas, CUTTING—OUT BOARDS. . Under ii. Raymond's New Block.
. ‘ . in. y . g , . s. GRUMMAN.
3r ers outstand n 0‘1. ‘-’ 1870 n the P Y a. 8 0 N - “1mm" nee themt l a bi . Lasts six tin esaslon aso
d l g L "d' ‘ ’a d H 3'0”" "REE ' Honorable Dealing in Small Profits 21%;“;533-asggomrzoxesmieemspel“3o.,Try t , ROLLERS. KNIFE rims AND CL ANERs Ill collimation nusnusuuimaam m -
pies, Mrs. Croll for Mr. J. M. Pinkney, Mrs. . . ~ ‘ ' if“ -. .1” -
H ' my S they Show but $135050 reduction 0‘ Norwalk, and CITY DRUG_STORE,Sonth Norwslk, satisfaction ”"1 def competition. 0‘" motto is‘ “ hi (i or i will call at our residence with sum les of -Those having properly fl" sale 0" reutyvlll do well' . .
“nhmhhern‘l‘ice- 11'“ urns NIMBLE. s runes: IS. anrrsu THAN P U LM 0 N A RY B A L 5 A M , ,.,».2,,,',,,_ y p -by calling on Alum L.;CAMP Dry Gabds House Til . ‘ .
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m nisnm sun man in am, {or stove dealers' ,
. ‘ ‘ IVETS LIBRARY AND PANTRY STEPS COM _I
. _ _ uership and pure used the Boots and Shoe 33:.“ boxes. .. Cheaper than maouiexnuiuronmflgi liODta‘S, MANTLE MATCH SAFES PHOTO
mg Oct. lst, 1871. In order to show a dis- CHARLES P. UHLE, M. 1)., BO UGHT‘SOLD 0R EXOHAA GED
. ‘ . . > t. i cuss call andwe: an b1 ' (i th .rt'ciesfor or one. , , . a . . -
ly Lyon, Mrs. LeWis Bradley, Miss Fannie ' ° til 0"” W “’3 0.5.1,...“ “5" m ‘ " oasuEinIeaacxn'rs, WARDRJBE RALKh
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town orders outstanding OCt‘ 15”, 1871’ and Orders may be left. at UHLE BROS’. Drug Store, which makes quick 53165. that We are bound. to give \ HORSE 3303., Prop'n" Canton, "a... BREAD FLA PES. You can save money by coming , “ST CLASS
Jeremiah Brewn, Mrs. G. S. Adams, Mrs. . .. ' l ’ , .
debt. and thinks that 15 about the “mom“: N. il.-—All kinds of Fancy Job work done, also Real RstateBi-okcr, ofllceiu N. li.Camp{s Dry’Goods

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

Amzi Lockwoo Re . Mrs. Ro ‘u on Mrs. . __ TEE SLOW'SHI'LLING'"
D A s l 51' is H B 1de in ' N 1nd not $2,201.39 as reported. He however - A CARD- . - uni: m ems lEATIIEll FIllDlIGS, as. ' uJSES’u‘v"?u2h°&"i 0 Tuna... and Scroll Sawing. wax... Stock furulsli- Store. Norwalk. 01- We 1......- W? “05 P— '11- ~ .
' ' .9‘ mon, rs ' ' e en, rs. a- fails to mention the amount. i‘l the Collec- ”0W" “05‘1““ “it’ll“ “’mmm thethnbhc that Wholesale and Retail Particular attention paid to “ 'mm'su'rwu‘rslouu" s '— ed: Manni‘acci-y at Spring Hill, Norwaik,-Conn., : ' ' -_ ' , Gina“ ”Vim for sum’ at l“ and intercom-the"? p"
than Wheeler, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Geo. , . . ‘ he has formed a copartnership with John F. Miller, . - ' . m usw'suounn‘ son E airtime Resurolr- Address Box 436. NorwalkPD. ' d cm 9mm!) Rom 5' in mm of Fm Banana
tors hands and balance in the treasury. M.D.. a physician of education and experience, . GUSTO}! WORK, uneurl'esmns; -“—" ‘ V Al“ 0“ 111011530“ ”0‘1““ “eh, ""3 {1'0“ em”
I 4 ‘ . 2 County, Town, City, liori:u0b, and School Taxes, in-
terest payable on ihe'flrst (fays of unitary and July

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BOSTON.

 

Tattle, Mrs Lorenzo Tuttle and all others ~ ‘ '
. _ ,I. . . . . .. ,. whom he can confidently recommend. Office with - lllt b a ches also REPAIRING done with neat-
who so kindly acceded to their requests. “7th lfadded to the.$j’3°0‘50 he in“ find 03' MOSMAN’ we“ “Elm“ ”9°51!" 2‘“? M' E' line; an?! disgétch: SMITH ‘9 HA FORD:
Those who ha d waited patiently for what Will make the reduction as stated in report Church, Nemalk. Ct- Ciuuuis Shil'fll., . Joust! P WWW-4 --
$2,201.39. '

iii eac . ear. The Bonds are first mortgu eon the

IN TO W i '.
Branch and now building from Dethel to “rhy—
» . Ville, and a subsequent mortgage on the entire road,

3 branches, docks. equipments, and real estutebelong—

grille Paulrliv Alia swm‘s’.
. IFII'EI'subsci'ibcr is prepared to supply the public
‘ swithuvery choice [owls of. the .

 
 

OH YEsi

‘ NORWALK MACHINE WORKS.

 

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alley were leased to call the end of the . ' , - ., '
“cold term ”plind the first mild breez 0‘ He farther states that at the annual meet- . . , , S t - F0 R C O U G- H S. C 0L D S & 0 Bl“? Cochin & Brahma Breed. . , I- ing to this Company, and are oii'ered to the public as
. a had th . . h h t d 65h d ing Oct. Ist,1871, the Selectmen were direct- LEWIS & WHEELER, 00 e S a ore . II _ fl 5. I ; : I ._ — Eg 4', 92.50 pa, do; 'Also. will have Chestc'r - ' . ' 7' - _. -. .‘uiifci bgdhfihlglgiugsggggdbgogd' fall be ro-
slmnsy 811” Opes 90mm 3 as 9 ed to have the reports for 1370 and 1871 ~ .- nominees. - , ‘- ‘ ~ ~ ‘ » ‘~ ' " ' ~ ' _ W 1." 5125!“: Hull girlie which, be "for: at - : " . _ ' LIIAM c. STREET. and drones: hfsnfum'nu no";
by that snow Storm or Sunday. ' published andigives as a reason for its not ATING leased for stem ofiyears'the Machine HAS BEEN REmoVEn GEORGB WARD SELLBCR, lgzlggxsgred g: iifigfiificiem'ififmfigfl? £23: ‘ . - I . - gle iaviugs Bank, in Norwelk. or the‘ subscribe; 1,,
MT Edward Bradley, oldest son or Mr. ' ‘ HShop formerly Occupied by Isaac Churcn,Jr., for to the ‘ . ‘ . ‘ ' t " ‘ ing to raise until!!! and swine, Of tine breeds, will ' You can and at the New ' . pf“; $3,}. R I]. WILLIAMS' Treasurer M the

' Has constantly in stock at. his new stand, :0 well to apply to the subscriber. . -' . I Danbiiry, Dec. 26th, 1571. 5!

. _ . l ‘ done that “one of the Selectmen for th . r- rylu the

Jesse Bradley of Saugatuch, died of con- mug . , ”mm“ c” “on
_ . ’ . 1871, obtained the'report for 1871 and when . 14' hjn

sumption in Savannah, Ga., Whither he had requested by one of the Selectmen for 1872 Genel a1 ac e,

gone in quest of health, on March 811]. The Iogive it to him in order that he might com- AND JOBBING BUSINF SS.

PETER VAN ZANDT. ,

m-¢.9Ma1nstreet. “ .' ° ‘ h 7' CLOSING SALE.

'AIchoiceandtlue'as'sortmentof - 'IFu “- "AS" & BROTHERS.

New Store in Lender’s Block,
WASHINGTON STREET,
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remains Were conveved to Baltimore and , ,- - ,
the funeral took placc there on Wednesday, ply mm the vote 0‘ the towa, refused to go also pmposemmuummwm makeupemny H ats! Caps, canes. Umbrellas G -' " .fixtensive dealers in . . ' ~ .
. , rive it up. Now I Wish “Citizen” to dis- ‘ as 8.0 T'Oce’r’I/es - ‘ . A . -
13th inst. _ ’. . _ . Tillllls, CARPET MES, -, - , . I I y I .
Some irregularity in the business manage- tinctly understand that that is a bigfib, and 3&3}; “$1533:- by-A-smcxt “gt-ta; Specialty mude of -' . I . CR OCKER Y: CHINA, » g ; The subscriber Mars Ms 8mm neck of good. at T a b 1 e C ut l e ry

ment of the? steamer J. B. Allison; has ren- “mi: I have reason to believe that he knew 1‘ “flesh?“ 1°" fifi‘fesa ‘° Film“ 4 “are °gt 15° SILK "ATS MADE TO ORDER PTO’U’OS’I/OWIS, ' 7 I ' ' And ullkinds of . ' . ’ "

. ' ‘ to e such when he wrote it. The facts are p“ c” ”mm-- °' °’ W' ”m“ Pm“ ' . ' , " »' ’ — ‘ ’ , v, ' ‘ » . . - - . .
dered t necessar to haul her 11 to her . t ti . M bin su E t r the Horse Railway t at at a d made to suit individual taste »

‘ Y - P these . In the report submitted 'to the 33...? “° ° °" “ ° ‘ 10 “m“ e” ° ' '20.“. n "m" an": Hour, cuss a. EARTH an wanes. At 3- K— Locxwoon’s.

"I.” 3|“ HATS I“ , Heaters, Ranges, Stoves and Furnaces, and all that. '

Wharf, Where she now lies.

' " ' ': o ' ‘ appertaius to the Stove and Cullna De artment'

. ' Era/0t, &c. , Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns, igzreiil: variety3
. Plumbers and Tinners’ Materialuaud experience

workmen to execute quickly and neatly all kinds of

‘ To which he would invite the attention of all who, work in Tin, Sheet 1mm Copper, Lead and Zinc

 

annual town meeting an error was made by

Rev. M . Rob' so f the M. E. church, . . ’
preached; fuueilsl Saigon on the late Mrs. crediting the wrong orders, and an amended H0ME INVESTRIENT'
report was submitted to the adjourned meet.

Jesse Gurnsey, on Sunday afternoon last. - ' -
. r. . _ ina- held on the 30th da of Oct. 1871, c n 1 Va“ R l B [l - . - ' ~
._He Will delwera lecmm on ‘:vThe symPOIK )I'chrly corrected and 393m corrected re -' mules ml 3 a] "3 HE property known as the "NORWALK TOWN wmb to purchascflrst-Iclass goods, at wtfiiénrliiiil giggihllghug sruikigi 'Il‘InAbleiel‘g‘lgillB ' l ' ’
..Teach1ngs Of Free Masonry, at National ‘ ’ ' TFA‘RM,”situsted about one mile from Norwalk Reasonable 'Prices~ EARTH CLOSET pCOMPAgNY. Novelt Clothes ' _ _ F o R CA S H) ‘

- . . . ort: required the signature of one of the ' - . - - _
hi all on Thursda evemn of this week. p ~ ~ Bridge and South Norwnlk, is offered for sale. The , , wm, “I finger, Harman" Rm v," Ice . . . . . I .
. y g FliSl MOiigagE 1 DB! Cent. Blinds, DRIED nuns, smcnn A srncumx. BEST 5 Ind onlyAgem {gr Famemléonm II . . , ,

On, and need only to be tried to be approved. We

fly“, free Selectmen and one of the town auditors be- properi eo-r rises seventeen acres or land. one Cream Fm," .
H a R N E S S 01‘ would sell his entire stock
Fairfield .Cm.l€auonn|,_ngnk, v keep Pure Linseed.Raw and Boiled Oils. as only . . to any fine Wishing to con-

. us welling House and one smaller one, 0F HAMS, EITHER WHOLE OR SLICED. t for n",
. . fore it was laced on file it was taken for FREE OF ALL TAXES—Government and State— mm o i not . s id farmi ad. . ' . .’
M;;i:::llslI$tI’It:'r§hh:s gillclnllliifilslggzuit; p i wrth Barn and other on bu ugs a 5 Drop in and see “m our new “0er Ohio I'rqn Clad Paint 00.
ion . . , . .

FEW SHARES :0!- the Stock of. this Bank Pure Oil will work successfully with our Paints. ' ' . . . . -

Wanted. Apply“ WASH. smug“ . consul null All um stains, ““m' a"? 1’” Goo“ - v PIANfls “BEANS

. . .. _ .‘ _ . _ - 1

- ' "’. ., -, .. , , . ... _, nng'n‘l“ 7 “”1 - - ’, ,

GREATLY nrnuctn PHIBES, , f

illuuir mwu PROPERTY. , .,
. HAPPY NEW YEAR T0 ill.-

The most extensive assortment of
FOR SALE. .

 

a. M. Po-rmn‘n

lime to' co 1 'th th t f in t ' lll'iiiiml"’i‘ramiifl-nd “300“":ng b ildi

v mpy W1. e vo e o e own. TEN PER CENT” _ I spro er y» w soon e wan or u 7 ug DEALER 1K
and was delivered to the “Selectman of fiiififibfi’éfiftfiifiih‘d §;eiii'gi'i§v‘§;':f’ses.being _ .. '
1872” the first time he called for it, he Forfurthel‘partlcnlflhfilg‘g’i‘e “thewbwlber.
stating that the report of 1870 was'l‘dy,‘

 

' illat purpose and was ready for printing in making the investment 091131 t0' mirably adapted to market gardening, the land be- . I _ . _ . . . . . . .
M E‘ 3 Downs Mrs Barnum is expect _N0..9 NIAIN. STREET. These paints are a success; made of pure Iron
. l's. -. . . _- . ,

led do 0. reupy at once.

on a finished and paying read. For sale by
re of our wealthiest and most respected '

'n. n. cnavrnnn,

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A" cut for the Town.
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‘ - '~ bo rr a 01113 . . ' . . - -. _ . - . - . as.
91152.3ng 65, is a lit to ma y y g and that he was on his way to the office of . . V'Norwalk,Msi-ch 11, 1878. I . I . . .. sou-rel nunwnus, Loam. . -
tan in town, aged 38. . . . -, . . At National Bank of Namath. _ - _ THIS IS _ _ . ,

, we heard from New Hampshire publication. But instead of taking the re- . , . . . I I N . “‘6 17'. . _ ..

" e ha ’ Port to be printed, he took it to the office of IF YOU W A.” AN . - This Is” TE 3 E U U ’1‘ Is I d ‘ ill Slate , . " L. O D E O N S

‘ . '~ -: ' ' . o e 9““, II c. _ .' A better opportunity never ofiered to those wishing ' ‘ ‘ ' '

SHEET Myéxc. are”. '

lto. 2| Main Street, ’lloiwali,’tt.
IC. J o GRUMAN. I keep a large stock of instruments our hand, .“i

to enter the Dry Goods business in this town.

and expect to help settle the Presidential the present treasurer for the purpose of ~ ' _ ' ’ . ‘
clfiliszniggfgh‘KuffslgztiggomlgfidZi’dAglfiiz fixing up the report of 1870, of which Board A U0 T I 0 N E E R PARTI . AR ATTENTION ' ' , -‘ . _ ITm—SI ISA- I . FIRST'ClAss ”I" 60008 SIonE
' ‘ CHI, 3 _ .. THIS 18.» ' ' 01" t'

. . he was a member. Accidentally discover- .
her arm 0“ Sunday, _10th, ’S'SIQWIy recover ing the use intended to be made of the re- T0 SEL L R E A L ESTATE I " ' ‘ ' ‘ ’ '
l ,_ .

‘FOR TENDAIYS out?! I EARLE (Q3 SMITH, . -

- . “ f Drs. Benton and
mg “ml“ the treatment °_ . port,Iweut to the ofiice of the treasurer

 

 

Rubey. - Run" and found the said “Selectman of 1872” and ' m ' ' . - '
—— - ' I ‘ ' ' m , . ' .' . Made in the most. thorough manner of good, relic.
STAMFORD ’ 1870, and demanded the report back,and Stocks! Fulmture! or ”er dlse’ . . _ . ’ FOR TEN DAYS‘ONLY! ‘ Willbié gpfned on the 15th of April,at the store now ggigfiegzlzhfidrgt less ligures than at any other hflggell’l::o 0313:3311]? eminent” *1":va can
' . - . after much diliiculty obtained it but at the CALL OR , . .LI._—._ occup e y . I - - , . . .’
Rev. A. S. Twombl of the Pres b33911“ . . - . . ’ . . - Is called to the fact that FOR TEN DAYS ONLY! ~ - . . , . .\
church of this place his accepted tr-‘e 931‘ ”me “me {“1 t° 11““ that ““7““? ”‘3 d‘s' JE R E JOHNSON J4» _ . _ . i ' _ . . c, H, SGOFIELD, . . I- -, .- _ _ L, U MBER _ . 80m Aum'rll'on m: Winn
to the Winthro ‘ (Congregational) ch‘urcu posal to print, but not to use for improper o , ', , - . - FOR TEN DAYS ONLY! I h. u , ‘ s -_ " q - _, . 4 -AND_ * law I ., . ~
‘ ' ‘ . ' w t an en re ~ ‘ ; BER PIANOS,‘ '3 ‘

 

of Charlestown, ass, at a salary of $4,300 purposes No application for the report ' 3 '- -' * f .. .- _ ' ' - - ‘
n - _ - - -‘o ' _ I - Successor to JOHNSON & MILLER, I , . .. .' - - . .
per 9‘ num, 3“ weeks vacation and $500 ‘ was aflerwards made either by the “Select- 25 NASSAU STREET, . , - ' WE WILL SELL elm 5",ch 0F GOODS .N E W STOCK BEING-LES

defray the expenses of removal. ,, __ . . . ‘ ' V ‘ . - - -
man 051872 or any of the board. After. 1mm NEW YORK. WE WILL SELL OUR 5.1.00]: OFGOODS _ _ 0F Horse Furnlshlng Goods

Saturday morning last some boys in pass-
STAPlE Mill FANCY DRYSOODS, _ I _

STANLEY is solv’s,

 

Constantly in stock, at the old yard,

ing over a. marshy portion of the,“salt “vagfiugthc time limited by the vote of the . . .
Water Street. Norwalk, Con'n., GROVESTEEN ‘9 FULLE'B’A‘J.

meadows” lying in the rear 0f the Yale town for thepublication of the reports. by

. WE WILL SELLSOUR SLOCK 0F GOODS
Lock Factory, discovered the body of a new the Selectmen, .an d they tailing to publish . .

H. M. & J. 1.1’7’Owitt,

a good selection of -

Hams 13120199212,

 

born male infant l in half covered in _ , . .
vyIater, on 'the surfaceyofgvhich was two or either the 18901“: 137° 91‘ 18711'slzt1was 99‘ Banking House of “SK & HATCH, WE WILESELL 9U“ 51‘wa 0? GOODS which they will offer at very low prices roi- CASH. . , . . .
t .ree inches of ice. . termincd to print e report or , at pri- _ , . WE WILL SELL OUR 51,500: 0'1, GOODS . DRY LUMBER . .
Baaisaagaasisa‘hiaaa .o..,... we ....,......... . 4 - . ~ » . ~——' r :. , ' W““‘“‘“’ .. m... “can... 1 W... ' " as“...
'hejfifimion °f Grove and PmsPect Streets capy’ Whmh W” a?“ meagecme of £3331 N0. 5 NASSAU STREET, - AT LESS—THANICOSTi ' ' WM“ STEFT'XORWALF' FQSNF - . . ‘ ‘ ’ PLANES and will furnish at short notl s r '
for $7,000. Hence the publica‘“? 1.! 0f ' e report 0 ' ' ' I V I AT LESS THAN COST! - ~ I i - = '8 I‘ ~ ; V: 1‘ V - BOARDS, ‘ - can would moire nice lsuo or Or-

Chas' H" ““33“” J' Sherw9°dfima in the SW11 1‘0“”- k‘s‘m‘mz' The “In” 45 MAIN STREET, , , . -——‘, , _ “ sin us Ali-Pit ed rel ands." "" . _ SIDING, ' . ‘
Jacob and Mar 1811013.!!01'1 to 1115- “I" says he is unable to see-PP” What grounds ' AT LESS THAN cOsri , - me. Lancnnws . » ' ’ - FLOORING. «fw- . 'Chri t' - ' N Y

7 , , , . . Also, every choice article of S mas 01' CW ear Prosgnt'

New Yonx, March 1st, 1872.

-_ in, _.

Room A“) nuns: BITTERS.

nah Smith, of ortchester, 3 acres of land
leli and see them.

the report was refused “0111935 he feared a

near Roxbu for 26. ‘ . . , I ' . ,
Elizabeth .,Stee?g.nd.Wm. G. Steel, sold comparison with 1870.” , NOW, when be c AT LESS TEA-it COST! r hggrmbfii‘: l1lire, gigs}; :hIeopoIsIsliebiflglty) 3:1: dog); 1 hav'e-the best and most extensivestcck of SHAVE“ A . .
‘0 Sheridan b11001" Of New York, house and WX'Ote that “Wide he failed (0 see some other I ' v _ AT LESS THAN COST! .' all kin red diseases: Indigestion, Costi‘oeness.gl.inIer ‘ ’ . ND SAWEB SHINGlEs, _ . .
— - Complaint, Piles, Headache, Heartburn,D1/sprpsia, . _ . .. . ' AT THE 0 LD INSTRUMENTS

land at Stillwater for 10 000. - - - - "l- .W .- llln the ' .
Seely Bouton 851d I: Sinnuel Smith. 0" thmgs' He failed to see that me mmho‘“ e ”the g ' _' ~ —- Dizziness. Scrofllla, Salt Rheum, Laziness. Debilfty.

New York, house and 22 acres of land at ing 0f the report for 1871 (if such had been 20 DOZSN- 509?. amps Armenians EACH, 'Jauadm, Flutuency, Foul Stomach, d-c. By the timely

- . I » ‘ . ‘ u . ' - f this medicine, the blood is puritied. The ap-
Stillwater for $11 000. the fact) did not prevent the Selectmen from . . ll & Ale now prepared to receive orders for , , use 0
G- W- A’- Jenkiiis 501d ‘0 M31? E F931“: publishing the report for 1870, perhaps he Chesapg B 01110 Balm} all - '

~ ' ‘ ' i‘ ‘ ' tire is restored. The s stem is streu theued.

. 20 DOZEN HOOP SKIRTS AT 40 CENTS EACH: ‘lie liver is invigorated. 'lhe breath is swgeeteued.
onfi kitfigggfi?l(is%lgort§6gg}ome Raferty will assign some‘reasons why they did not.
' ' If hecannot I will‘ suggest a few. In the

__ The complexion is beautitied. And the eneral . I_
1...... .. ~ "' TRUNKS,
2 acres of land With building for $550. . ,

' . . . 20 DOZEN BOOP SKIRTS, AT‘40 CENTS EACH,
' ' ’ ‘rcsnt GoldBonds " ' ’ ‘ - R E s T o R E 1) .
Cyrenuus Innis sold to Euphemia E. first place the accounts and report for 1870 Fll‘st MortgaeBGpc. '

VII" “WEST ”All“ PIIGES. . -
was. K. JAMES’ nephew. T939“ m Exchangefor New.

TUNING AND REPAIRING

Done at short notice.

 

 

 
 
 

20 DOZEN 0P SHE—EAT ‘0' The best Roots Herbs and Barks'enter into the
H0 " 4 - CENTS EACH’ composition of title remedy, making it a simple and

safe, as well as an unfailiu cure fer all diseases of The Weber Plano.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

ngfilzyfnlgallfigsilsiggdgfn‘gelszggberts were not audited ; in the next place the re- They "em . . 20 DOZEN HOOP SKIRTS AT 40 E E . I I ‘_ In”! I . -_ II V.
and Sal-ins T Palmer 5 acres of land for port when submitted 1° the annual town iltthe rate of 94 anduccmedmterest- , ,eols‘ered' ' . . , . C NTS ACH’ gfrbgfigdfiy fiffifigfifi: ODWIN &C°"B°i$f5 . , - , -. . ° . Afew Extracts from the great number received
$600 ' ’ meeting was not accepted, and was ordered denominations 0‘ 51,000: 9500 and 3100' ‘ ‘1. ABLE ' 1 LOT OF LiNEN-SHIRT BOSOMS '1 CENTS , . I - it :i v i by the past eminent. musicians otthe United States,

. _ . . ~ . or with coupons attached; INTEREST PA). . . .. , 6 t . , n. , t - y . . may uotbe inappropriate!
George A. Hoyt sold to Catharine O. to be referred to the auditors, ad has never May and November m UNITED ST ATES 601.." . l _ . - . T. E. s; H. B. SMITH, Lamas lellli rave mg afls ,~ , J . I have never seen a Piano which equal- “I. w; b‘

Hoyt‘ house and lat on Ludlow sweet ‘01- been audited or accepted by the town, the COIN- principal payable in 1899, also in gold coin. ' 1 LOT 01“ LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS. 15 CENTS. ' ‘ - - . ’ \ "“ i’wkiL-i“ ”145;“. Pianolorle. - ' an, F, 3,95,..."
' l " ' Dealers in ' ~ “-32:25: , _ - - 1:” w“ The Weber Piano occupies justly the First ugh
‘ he “h. “Fifth " “V, amongst the Best Pianos. ‘

 

reason may possibly be known to ' the “50 Bonds delivered by Express, charges paid.

 
 

l. ."i. The Weber Pianos cannot possibly be figured.
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Pgughghggfofltlottgf iiiiildnroiz‘ruooomi and lectman for 1872” and 1870. He also “failed The... bonds. iIiIeiIiIiag benIaIg magma; glee“? ; ' ' ' ’ ‘4 1LOTOFI‘INEMHIRTWSWSJ‘CEMS' AGENTS i , Jiffy an
n » ' - 0 ~_ of a well-estab s e , su stun a an oroug y . . , ' ,I ~* ‘ ‘- . i . ,
Baas-lizaaii°.ar.abi a: .0... .. m we“ . . . c. i i . .. 0- ~. . ..i.?:i~ft;‘2t:‘liieiv§:il"‘P"“°il’:f:"‘:..‘......°°'"“‘
uueyfoi- $4000 ' g ' y mental 1° the retiring Board than to have cars and directors some ofthe MOST EXPERIENC- * -"""'—" ND ' ' “at“"m “mu““hm“ket‘m‘chwmw are wante or. The WeberPiauo poss'esscseverythhi is-tcuu'bu
“if; F’Hobbv’ sold to W A Weed. and refused to allow their report to'be DuhIiSh- sn AND TRUSTED carrrams'rs and business I ILOT OF‘BINENSHIRT 30.89%. 15 CENTS. -' . “A ‘ ' ”1“ “PH“ “mm“ Every ”Yuri“ "ififie‘ww. glam. k r . 0.9.5.1er
' ' ' ° ' men of the country, are also secured by alliOItT- . __... . ""‘—-. ._ . onnecllcu ’ o gesg§.:nfactmel:£ run 3. orcmost ;mouI-t_. "'9
. ->~ , . ioIDOZEN unlined cortsnrsmcnurs, ' Agricultural Implements, whom com- m, We“, pm,“ mm, F,“,.mn:,“m‘:;}l;h

Joseph E. Lockwood, half interest in brick ed when so required by the town.
The writer in order to show his astute- GAGE LIEN UPON THE WHOLE GREAT nan.— I , . . I _ _ . . . mm . d .
_ WALL ”PAPER, WINDOW SHADES rmssron Will be aims are need in this Country.

blow on liaifiweet’ifm 3121300,, 1 H OAD LINE EQUIPMENT PROPERTY AND
George ' 03" 50“ to ic 0 as an t'll farther makes some com arisous R ’ ' ' ‘ V‘ -.—. l l 01“"1’ 3'1"“?-
rison one lot for 650. ”a“? ‘ ’ ~ 9 FRANCHISES whose cost and value will not be t30.13C‘ZE'NFZRliiNClI CORSETS,GBCE1\TS,. _ S. 011,3 GLASS, SASH . . .. aid in Cash. , ' “I" '
$ between the reports Of 1370 and 1871- HOW less than thirty millions, and which“ destined. at -—-- , PIAHEEINDS AND DOORS, ’ DEFY COMPETITION- . IApply in per- W203grimy:ai‘ecgggliniigfgh532332333.

Isaac Quintard sold to First National .
Bank one building lot on Atlantic street, does he crime by the items of the report of

for 7.500. . - - . . double this sum. ,
$ 1870’ It never haying been published Is he The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad connects the, '

We understand that Messrs. A. G. Weed in the Board 9 He says the State tax of I .
' " - ' d ' t v anon on the Ohio River. It is 427
& Bro. have purchased the desnable build 1870 W as $2.034. 48 agaihst $1,568.85 for 1871, “fifgswaerfizgfih of Wm“ NEARLY THREE

20 DOZENflFVRENCH CORSETS, 68 Cl! NTB, son or by letter

at the office of ‘ I would call especial attention to

;;t°"“"'°"""’ ”"9“ 0...... S"'N'Y‘" THE ESTY COTTAGE illliii'N

 

an early day, to have a productive value of nearly . .
1 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.

20 nozsN munch consents, e5 cums.
- - -—--- . " ' . lea PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, &c., so.
so noznn mason coasn'rs,’ as cams, ~

 

Machines will be left on trial with any who may

J.‘ G. CUTLER.

‘iug lot on the corner of what was formerly
known as the Roger‘s property, and intend
to erect upon it: a handsome brick edifi'ice
I suitable for their business.——Adeocate. '

repairs of town house, by note of town,
$428.91 ; tax collected 1871, ,oue-lialf mill ;
raising about $500 more than 1870. Expense
of poor for five quarters in' 1870, $1,769.46 _;

FOURTHS IS ALREADY in operation, and the re-
mainder under such rapid construction that it will
becompleted during the ensuing Summer.

This line furnishes a short and remarkably easy
route for travel and transportation between the

' THE mun: stock

_5 INCH‘ SASE RIBBON, ALL SHADES, We per y’d

“’ Fertilizers i:

 

5 men sssn meson. m: Snipes. 86¢ per y’d,

 

Fertilizers ll

0F ALL‘KiNDS, AT

.. MAN UPAGTUBEB’S IPBIOES,

wish to purchase. _ . ,
They can be seen in operation at Benjamin Hoyt s
New Canaan. and Capt. Thos. Stears’, Darleu. '

A. 91331.3,

FIVE} DIILE RIVER,

Beautifully finished in black walnut and
rosewood, combining more per-factions than
any other in the world. 'Has taken more
than ONE HUNDRED AND meow unin-
ALS AND FIRST PBEMIUMS, at Fairs and En

hibitions throughout the United States.
They are endorsed by the highest musical
134., authorities. '
Certainly the best I ever heard. .
I000. W. Morgan.
It is vocal. which is the highest praise that
can be bestowed on any instrument.
0. B. Seymour-,Muu'cal 011116 N. Y. limes. ~
They are the bestreed instrument we have
met with.
0. (b J. H. Odell, Organ Builders, N. 1',
It is the 729 plus ultra of reed instruments.
. Prof. E'. L. Balm.
It contains sweetness and power in all
unusual degree—Rev. Bl‘dllop Simpson, 13!.

amensssum BON'ALLsuAlms 80epery’- , l " ‘ " ‘ "-. h H '

, B .__... ' “‘- . _..~_ . . torrosirs 09m House,
KEELER, HOLMES'O. 00 8‘.

the numerous calls of late to make pictures alter

ti IINCIl‘SASH RIBBON, ALI. SHADES, 80c per y'd,
I O
Carnage M alsmg
death,briug them to mind so forcibly that. I am in-

tween Danbury &. Brookfield Jililnctiim 3n Perhaps the writer will inform the tax pay- in 01,10 and Kentucky, it will nd‘ord the snom‘ns'r ~ AND - - ‘
the Housatonic road. The lease asa rea y ers of Wilton how the ex cases for kee ing Ann CHEAPEST ROUTE between Cincinnati. 10 D‘OZEN LACE COLLARS .5 lo and 15 etc each - "' _ > . WALL STREET, NORWAI-K. CONN- ducedto ”with“:
P P — .. .' " ‘ " ' WREPAIRING.

gone into effect and the road is now com the town poor amounted ,0 $1,769 46. when Louisville, st. Louis, Chicago, Nashville, Memphis, - ' i . _ __.._.a. . .
n' , ' . . ‘ ' . . H ‘ b let ll , e ared at his establi h- ,.
trolled by the Housato-.ic Company and the an- Wet and the North Atiaptic shipping, . 10 non}: LAW ooLpARIs,5I,1o, andIls cts, each, Tm:;gl;ls§;ir {:6 1,30%?) ‘MIL'L mm" m “in. I COMMISSIONEBS’ NOTICE. Give me... in a le daguerrotyped your face.
' For to “secure he shadow e. e the substance fade"

. - _ ‘ ' ’0 . (1 how he ‘

James Bartram stands accused 0f purlom the contrast was but $1’Od ’ m and it must at once take rank, therefore as one of f .
. - - - - ' not On ria s to order and to do all kinds of ‘ .
mg a tub of butter from the freight house gets 15 months into 12, or how the bill for we GREAT TRUNK ROADS of the country for 3" PuAlleRiNlG iEgbis linc ~"l‘he-Wood-work depart. HE Subscribers. sppomtfi‘l hyléhgcw'lgf P'°' B artists skilled provision now-is made.
of the D. &. N. R. R. The butter was the repairing town house run up to $428.71 through transportation. - - mm it~ “it!" "rlle chat: or lion” 8' If???“ :3 to register ”5x91131933hlgdlodelzalxgilpo’n {’fimcfgggegi muff}: Winihl‘iisamfe Whig]? long gizplayed

. ' . ' . ' .2 no an Oil a e WOT man. 8. n ll Bil .' ‘ ,. . s as e ii ii DE aces never :1 e

propel ty of AlexangfrCWlldmlalzi about 14 N0 doubt the tax payers would be pleased Besides these advantages it traverses the RICH. to DOZEN LACE COLLARS.,5. 10, and 15 cts, escb, Timin‘lugcexecnled f“ the best manner.- g the creditorfi of the esiaItlgiof lliigi‘iiiius Bells. gin ma And who. "”de knows as cverybody’ou ht.

A son of Dennis c 0y. t}, a , to see the “em, for both of m . h ESTAND MOST EXTENSIVE COAL DEPOSITS ‘ 1y 0. J. ROCKWELL. solvent- dubtol‘: gt NOW“ 11,” 5“ m S “g ”15,; Elle Is ready to“traus el‘"y9u with the speedo thought
years Of age entered Fan-child ' & Stone s . - . esc c urges in the conntm in m route through we ‘ Kanawha in tirus‘thi’otr the fifigtegg Wenclzebnsiiifi,“ gmnfigs 0,, wish. 0,. SW,“ decrees of fate. I
store last week, and while Mr. Falrchild and receive some explanation. He farther “my“ and 0mm, in it, com“, ,0,“ o,- the mo” :3: glenllllaelxe i". the oniée of Joseph ‘F. Fonte, in And “X W“? “limb” °“ we sille‘eglplate‘
:was engaged in the room back of the store, asks what were the “personal” expenses of important and VALUABLE DEPOSITS OF IRON ' l The" cued", ”c Bess W“ m” e“ ypossess

5:: (1 Norwalk, on the 2d day)“ May. A. D. 1872. and A last n _ - - _ . ,
. _ g token, which in lifter years Will b.ess
3001‘ $13 fiom the drawer and left. News the Selectmen for 1871. I am not aware ORE known on this Continent. The coal, ofWhlch >

W w n, ' "“ “mud” ”f my‘ 1" "Snfltme'p’dmkm in he i. r ome kind friend um oft shall «rm E. Church.

in ' ' . ~ P 'l' T afternoon of each of said (la 5. ‘ e l" 0 5 r a . , .
that any personal ex[lenses ere charged by “‘9“ “r“ mm "mm” m r“ is“ a“ ”of on! - 2001x32- COATS 3‘0““; ’5 51’ 09L COTTON“: BHEA ES f &_ M08 DUBABLE Said Court of Probate not limited and allowed 0U§%Z,:§’I°o‘b“§],‘,‘;“Tl:figfifi'f‘gfifigfegggfigf Language fails in adequacy to convey a
any member of the Board of Selectmen for and profitable tram: and there is no doubt that a £30 PATTERNQ. . _I , . ', _ _, w

GREENWICH- ,, . . {our months from the date hereof for the exhibition In colors so mysterious, in style so rich and quaint. fair idea 0f “‘5 perfectly enchanting Power
large manufacturing activity will soon be developed 200 DOZ. COATS & CLARK’ .SPOOL COTTON, 0c,

‘ ' ‘ to M 0‘ claims against said estate. ‘ if or friend he called a a of this instrument —Independent
“5'9“ H01)” “'1 ' ' " a ' . ' n ted ‘at Norwalk, March ed, A. n. 1812. The“ “mm 3’0““ ' - , y' . ' , ' _ .
large Bank accg'ém all? alréifila 033235011 1871, if that has been the piacticc heretofore along the line. I . , . MILK CAN 8 JOSEPH F. FOOTE. Com- 23th: 3:313:21 iii" 3:: Igseg :pml'lsglggfinpgléearry. Vasily superior to anything of the kind I
’ ' ‘ we had not learned the “ropes." The 86- 31,000 bond costs (with the back interest) to-day 200 DOZ- COATS 3‘ CLARK?" SPOOL COTTON: Cc. ' 4‘10 “COB WEEKS- " i‘ring.oiiedionz‘nom the'ehles
K 200 DOZ. COATS & CLARK’S SPOOL'COTTON, 66,. '

the Stanwieh road, was found one Of the missiouers.I 'l‘helr power, thi; t III f m with “I" of rt have ever played upon—”Wm. A.‘Kritg.
coldest days last, week, in a starving, filthy lectmen for 1871 charged $2 per diem for $500 bond costs (with thebackinterest) to-duygfié 95' lififi‘m‘pfifigimmis 2n the "flaws fiewa , The ES, y Organs are thw‘Ia superior.
and palsied condition, and lies in a. ver actual time spent and no more, and um; $100 bond costs (with the backintcrcst) to-day395.99. LL SIZES SINGLE BUTTON GLOVES 82 E. T._\VH1TNEY.(1¢0- J'ard‘ne‘ QM“ 31.91101”, N I:
precarious condition. . was in accordance with the vote of the We buy and sell Govsnnuunriun Cum-nu. pA- . . . A I, -. . c. Gazette Building. No tl‘CmOIQ 1,,” yet been Invented that
l t. f N H h to v“ . oerio Bonus. and receive them :in exchange for Now is the time to make selections. This being ALL SIZES SINGLE BUTTON GLOVES, 82c, _ . will in “FY W?! (3,315“? With this fog-"beau-
oreeco ew ams'e. ‘- ‘. - ‘ « - ‘ .' " . ' . 's»t..——'m..’ Man an rider.
Tile govern P 11‘ Liirssruxu sun Omo Bone at their current prices. ALL SIZES SINGLE BUTTON CLONES, 82c, [ R, 0 N C L A D y of (tree 0 , 079 _ _
ALL SIZES smonnnnrrou GLOVES, sac, .
ALL SIZES SINGLEBUTTON GLOVES, 82c. V
Our 25c unis stars at 15c apiece,

the Hon. Mr. Straw isa brother of Mrs. B. I have thus briefly as I could answered Descriptive pamphlets, with full information, , It is not merely the best, but it is the only
cheats
and if he does not make them, send to us for clrcu- Pas.sage T1 , _ 0F.—

F. Manuing, of Bridgeport. the allegations of “Citizen,” whether ,0 his furnished on application. ,nccimnicu] repmduefion of the human mice
' i: s. The are the. uni one ever manufactured that . .
- “Fill stand {behind nsagye to which they are subjected. AND N E W B O O K q
°“'”°“““'Nm“”‘°'°‘“°- " FOREIGN DRAFIS, . - L

DANBURY- four quarters, 1871, $1,224.80, but fails to Great West and the Atlantic coast, and as such will
The Housatonic railroad Company have note we diti'erence paid by’ the Board of share, on advantageous terms, toalarge extent, in
taken a lease 0f the New York, Housatonic 1871 for school purposes, the tax for 1870 the vast volume of through business from the West

&Northern railroad,better known here 38 the . , ., which new taxes all existing means of transit. By
BrOOkfiE‘ld road. biting 8- completed linebe- being about $1,600, and for 18‘1’ $2’54l' means ofcouncctiug lines, now under construction

Agent for the Western part of Fairflgd County. «it?

 

has arrived consisting of more than

 

THE following lines were sent by a friend in
and then published; but they “still live," and

o lucnsasn mm. ALL sums, sac per yd,

 

 

Would you seekin kindred hearts 2 fitting place,

 

mnozsn Lacs: cannons, 5,10, and iii cts, such

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15,000 ROLLS,

 

 

ionozsa LacneonLansI, o, 10. and 15 cts, each, _

 

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ver'manulacturcd. Go to the nearest Can maker
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THE an ESTABLISHED AGENCY. ,
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son, is DOW estimated to be worth nearly . all parts of the country ; issue certificates of deposit, all Association. , , .
850,000,00Q has apparently overlooked in regard to the amide a general banking business. ’ J M POTTER NOWIIK.

Winter is very ungallant in Kansas City. report In the first Place it Will .be 011- p15]; & HATCH I I . . , . , . .
The Journal says: Departing, angry wm- served that the report for 1871 is signed by . ~ ’ . . V _ ,
ter. threw a handful of snow in the face of both of the town auditors ; tliatone of them

blushing young Spring night before 19‘5"“ is a Republican, therefore it caiinotbe said

 

 

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When John Jacob Astor died he left a satisfaction 01' not will be for him to decide. We receive appeals and allow interest at the rate which has ever satisfied meI-Rw. H: a
little over $21,000,000. Wm. 13' Astor, his - I will now mention some things which he 0’ four per cent' on balance” make coneflm'" in Riggs, Pfesz'tlé‘litth‘iTOTfliflfl New leilhd'.
' — snow. GLAD can Co. .
This sale will be for ten days only, in order to * ' ~ . ’ _ron SALE DY-

FOR SALE AT THE
GAZETTE OFFICE,

HARVEY Frsx.
A ,S. HATCH.

sainuik. , .‘—"' ~' ' - 7
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The ChicagoRepublz'con thinksTrumbuli . . . . - y ' . .
a free-trader, for President, with Greeleydl ofthe mp0“ that It Is a partizan affair. In A GliEAT 01 F ER 0’ and Fancy Goad!" ' ——" A‘ .~ ‘ ’ P. S.—Ail cenulue'lron'cladicans iii-e stamped on " FIFTY YEARS AGO. , -- ; . . . . . _
violent _ protectionist, bfor Vice President. the next plaf‘e. when that report Was made HORACE WATERF, 481 BROADWAY, N Y I KLEIN av. EMANUEL. Bottom neuronal. c. 0. Co. emu Non-Walk. Conn. Eggglipgrgg‘fgggc OPii‘ION 1“ “‘ELM‘D: .. . ,' -‘ ll , P . ’
woul be a rare com ination. The ram ere to the to ‘ . ' Wiildls use of our: 1w ' ' - - ——— . ' , . . g ' . . . . » - ' , u‘ a. m . m ~
'Yordem'Ilune, it says, could support gigs:- aidemmfme incoming galaxifilllgggggnn DEgstsuzl OIIGANS ofblsli):{ifilgt.:lltl%§?nsiilggffi: : Callearly and ‘mfike your selections ”in"; ,he' KLEIN & EMANUEL, . I . » . .I 2;; G firiin’ Cabin spa steerige Fassagesto or'lt'JrothiI’eatBi-it- 2313*}:ng MORELAND PRINCESS, l'. Millet s It. a! [GS Ellyn,
1e and ’rotectiou and denounce Trumbull : . . . .° . ' ‘3‘“ ns a (as 5""-ExT‘EWELIrnowraionsroaeusn, . - fl " , v ‘ 1 .‘E , ‘ . _ 3 'I _' . - _ _ i sin, sold at the established rates. ra s ssued at TEETO-M’ORROW OF DEATH. . . > . . . , . . ': . I.
:21qu freeptrade ; while its namesake of Chi- ceiatic 0' Republican. Fmtlicr than that, guggIin-nglsfii ? s322§$21€2hfltro£fitofzo m‘imh' rush‘of spling’l‘radc commences. ’ ' o . KLEIN iflANUEL. - . BO ”0 K a ' 53$ ’ OIJ’IaND “1010““ New “’1‘ "m' ‘ THE ABQMINATIONS 01“ MODERN SOCIETY" Only 25 0°“ ti. "
.cago could snpport'l‘ruuibulland freetrade, the town “t its 5“"th meeting Oct- 18?, Film? 3 1Anew kindofPiltl'lloi-Orgeaull,‘l.‘i’igluigslif ' , , , .. , ' '- ' ' 5 . , I - KLEIN'SEIIANUEL.-, I. - n, . , . 2'31 T—- - .‘ - II . ilYINGTON & 00 ”£1.33? O§FTRAVELb ll.ll., I. ' , . , ‘ l i’ " 33" is; I
and denouneeGreely and protection. 1871,3P90'inteda committee to investigate osmium: a’iid“§&ii§°fi§?§°e§’iiri‘.ad°'“"le ' ‘* ‘ ' i I i - ' ‘ OPPOSiTlOEiEiu'nOUsE, WALL STREET; - .f?.‘-f1-;;-.§1En .. GK’S. “A" i=3 - ~ _ ~ 'rworAlnLYIO'r ,by Santa. ‘ L 5V9~niWn

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