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fish packer gives the following valuable
and timely receipes, y‘
To ,kecp-'_tha0kercl nice, and prevent
rusting, be particular to keep under the
. picklo.3_afler--taking gout‘iihc, head. The
smfll‘hcadito f6. 1 kit'.‘is the one-"to. remove.
Britzer entered his store‘, and upon remov-
ing the heavy wooden shutters from the
front windows he discovered that the large
glass-top show-case, near the main entrance
had been robbed of nearly all its contents.
At least three hundred dollars’ worth of
goods had been stolen-a large amount for
the country store-keeper to lcsc. Jacob
had looked up his store on Saturday night,
and had not visited it since until now, nor
had the keys been out of his keeping.’
For a brief space he was thunder-struck—
theu, for another brief space collected his
thought‘s and reflected. His course of
action was resolved upon. His first decid-
ed movement was to lock the door by
which'he had entered, and draw the cure
"lr‘t’lre'picttle management; the salt, fill
up with more madcby putting three pints
ofsalt'to ‘oiié grilled 'or cold water. Be sure
that the j mackerel are kept under the
pickle. The cellar or some place in which
' you have no fire and even temperature, is
tains over the windows. Next he rcplcn-'
isbed the showcase from a fresh .stock
which he chanced to have on hand, making
it look so nearly as it looked on Saturday
evening that not even his clerk was likely
to detect any changes. Thus the matter,
so far as he and his store were concerned,
the best. place to keep them, also all
kinds of pickled fish. - .
For boiling, soak 24 hours, always . flesh
- side down; for broiling, soak 48hours; for.»
baking,soak24 hours. In the latter case
cream or milkcsn. be usedfor cooking
thins inlf Toj'avoidthe unpleasantlta'sté
'Which ‘many'p'ers'Ons experience; of the
rising up in the throat after eating, skin'the
mackerel before cooking, and a white pulpy
substance will be found, which adheres to.
the skin, andwh‘ichlcoutains this 'lt'tarong
taster." '?
Dry codflsh should never bebqiled, as
the flesh-is--harder the more‘it is’ boiled.
Strip up fine, then soak in cold water? until
quite soil. andbeforc bringing to the‘ table
change the water, and put over the fire-and
just bring‘to a scald, and it is ready for use.
After preparing dry fish in this way, turnf
titltcpwater oil‘,u'dd a small piece ,of butter,
and a milk oril‘ourigravy, and you have an
excellent breakfast dish. , '
To keep dry fish nice, and prevent
sliming ordryingiup, pack them snugly in
a box', and cover up. air-tight, put _ into [a
room that has-no fire,'(not in the cellar,
unless itis a dry: one) and they will im-
prove ‘much by ;age. Always purchase
u
slack silteddryeasn, if you {won't- the best.
English, _Po mouth, or some, other dry
salted fish arc‘much better, nihotchteamr,
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‘than the heavy thick, pickle sal
they will sweHJmuc .2: ‘le the
fipickl’esaitedrdry fflslr'fiwiih shrink. :- Never
.séi'ect a white. locking dry _ fish for “ a, ' good
' ' '_‘oi1‘e,'but_r'athc‘r one of fa. yellpw'c'as'ib
’ HmonnSALr PrefigPickr‘jout all' the
50ft?!‘afidml§r'fl'fiflfidfiéfi;w€fish is soak-
.» .-.seritlsa°st¢a’sflr flenshxmsnsing the
lffliéiifléfiiculd‘fiifi‘ "H‘E’Clidli' it!) fine.
andinse‘ potatoesletttatxtiinucr, as they are
-- hsugett‘iltm.liiqse.illfith°ilsilg:Partlhree or
, font-miracles! "pider’, and,
., 1115 band put
sit, as
' meant iokecp it.
was locked in his .own breast, and so he
Having ascertained that
the thief had gained entrance by a rear-
cellar Window, and having so covered the
guilty one’s tracks that his clerk would not
‘obs'ei've them, opened his store and prepar-
ed for business.
clerk camc,.and detected nothing out of the
way. (The clerk, we may remark, was
Jacob’s own son. ’
The day passed—'customers came and
went as usual—the gossips chatted over
their beer and cheese, while old Jacob was
attentive and affable, never betraying by
word or sign: that anything had happened
amiss. .In the evening Peter Hawks came
in. This Peter Hawks was a farmer own-
ing quite a place near the outskirts of the
village, who had of late been leading a life.
rather aimless and thrifiless. It had been
Peter’s’custom to‘ spend a good part of the
day in the store, but on this Monday he had
not put in his appearance'until after ten;
and even-when he did come he failed to
talk with 'his’usual volubility,‘but remained
for the most 'part silent, watching what oth-
ers had'to say. ,
At length the hour grew late, and one by
one the gossips dropped away uniil Peter
was left alone with Jacob and his son.
The solitary customer arose from his chair,
and after a little nervous hesitation be ap-
proached the store-keeper with—'
“Ab, Jacob, that was quite a. loss you
met with.‘ Have you any idee who did
it t” .
“Who did what?” asked Jacob, dropping
the piece of cloth which he was folding,
'and looking up.
“Who robbed ycr show case last night. i”
“ch,” - answered Peter, with stern
promptuess—“I know exactly who did it.”
“Eh, who ‘2”
.“You did it !”
“Me i” gasped Peter, quiveringly.
“Aye—you did it. I know you did it;
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3 milk endeavor}, again; '_ :In below; minutes
};‘. .m’orcfs‘tir ugliness-carefully its fnotito dis-
_, veins-bythe [side-and. bottom, else a brown
' crust will, form; Addjmorb milk if it
is 109, dry. iWhen thoroughly“ heated
mortgagor in a small piecefof butter,
, loosenfthc crust from the sides with a
knitc, and turn it out upon‘ a hot" dish. If
‘it is done right, it will come outfiw'holc, and
nicely browned; ' ' :
Fran BALL. Take equal quantities of
chopped fish and potatoes, (the fish having
beenfpreparcdias for Minced Salt . Fish)
Ilenouglt til-fill artrsy’ofimcdium size.’ Add
. ‘ajbeaten egg and a table-'pronful of butter,
melted. {Mix andtmush well with a wooden
_'U‘spo_on, roll the balls in flour, and fry them '
'with salt-pork and a little lard or beef fat.
1'11!!th surface ‘of the ball should, be.
”fidfiillibrownf ’ ~ ed. M , """_ .
'. monstrous» Somme. _ Soak overnight,
vfibh'fbbiithcm gently a short time in milk
nn‘d‘ bier. p Tobe eaten with drawn but-
""‘:§Amur1l’ms. 'Soak in'four quarts of
'A'A‘fiaterthirt'yssix hours to broil or fry, half
ftbaitiniejo boil. ‘ , .
Biotin? 'HALlBu'r on'bamon. Soak
' night Wilhflesh side 'down, wipe dry,
, . layfjon‘a-g‘ridil‘oll'bvé’ra moderate fire,
' _yciiok-ten:nlinntcs by' occasronally turning,
' -of_butter a tin pan kept for the purpoSe,_
and cook it in the range or stove ovén half
an hour. - ' . ~ '
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A Damn}: Doctor's—'W‘e hada drunk: .
en doctory by the‘ name, of. Soddcns, who,
. trons his habits, was known, as Toddy. He
was consideredjhe most successful practi-
tionét‘éf’ our countryside. People said old
Tod was "a wonder, and the , drunkcr he
grew the wider'nnd deeper spread his rep-
utation. , This is common in other walks of
life. ' We have known lawyers, authors,
and artists to add totheir- reputation by be-
ing intoxicated much of their time. Peo-
ple said, "How wonderful» would he he
were he sober." The fact was, the only
w'onder was in the,liqi1'o"r."Htldi the man
been a sober man, he would probably have
escaped notice. Old Todwas calred in; or
rather he was picked up drunk at tbctav?
crn one fight almost insen'sib’lc;'to prescribe
for a. man in the greatest agony. The doc'-;
tos- staggered into the.room and tell upo‘u-
thc floor. He was shaken up, and a diagr‘
angels of the disorder roared into his ears;
All that could be got from him was the one
word, “cofl'ee.” A’ .pot was hurriedly
placed upon the fire; and, as soon as it
could be made assiroiig as holy writ a pint
was poured into the patient, who only roar}
ed the loudért} Againthé doctOr was-spa“ .
peeled tg.vcnd~_tt_'goiu he muttered “cofi‘eefifl
The zealousfdichds and rclativcsimmmii:
atcly forced dowu the throat of the sufferer-
auothcr dose. A third attempt was being
made, when the doctor staggered to the bed:
side, and seizing the cup, drained the liquid
himself. He then rolled out to the pump”,
and putting his medical head under the
spout, had water pumped over it for acme
minutes. 'After this he returned, somewhat
~ sobered, to the bedside of his patient, felt'
".hi's,pulse,.lookcd-at the tongue, and poked
, thepbor fellow in thc'stomach. _ “How-re,
‘me‘mnn-i” he asked. “ma! I’m better, doc-
'otf:‘thcfcot_i’ce did it.” A merry twinkle
shot from": the inflamed eyes of the intoxi-
? outed ticiiiioner, but he Said nothing
The”; >_ fimirjenikhe let the joke out to
ofhrothfe physician; . [“1 wanted thai'ooflee
,A-Inysemgto'sohprime up. . Hang nic‘ if they
digit-“2331.7 ‘ A Iii‘ilt'c fellow in the colic.
' genre V., . . the doctors chuckled met-
. . 1 myi'deehmjfon'Oapsfal.’
'31.“!!! “a" news 3 ‘cr‘ ' " .? ‘e-
" ”We “9"! innit Slight Hiking: 25:: of 1his
, '-"'Is'7it not a little odd th I ‘
_ _. at gas-meters
“3:13:31! gypntvcrsaily measure against the
Petroleum is. beginning to ink
or coal under the engine-b059, Hie ril‘liii:
steamers on the- Caspian.
, :Idu‘Lcwis and her husband. «don‘t live-
hsppily' :tt'tgethc‘r: Shawls» m t
he is jealous and cross. Such gflbgttlitgno‘i
all herornes.
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and thus the secret is entirely between you
and me. You are the only living man be-
sides myself who knows that I have been
robbed at all 1"
And then Jacob went on to explain to
his customer how he had managed to de-
tect the thief. Peter Hawks was forced to
own up;aud in consideration of his re-
turning the goods last stolen and paying
for those stolen on previous occasions, and
also promising to steal no more, he was let
ofl‘. But he did not remain longer in
Bucksport. . Having settled with Jacob
Britzcr, he made all haste to sell his farm
and remove to parts where the story of his
shortcomings was not known.
THE WOMAN or run FUTURE—There is
something in law; there is mnclggg qp‘irgr-
tnnity; there assume? mii‘iiiasitslim ;
but. there must be at the bottom a substan-
tial recognition of an evil to .be remedied,
and some definite theory of magma or dis-
cussion, 0r suffrage and rights will amount
to but little. It is not to be said, because it
it would be true to say, that there are no
women who do not understand that their
whole power rests ttpon their own charac-
ter, and who are able to separate the super-
ficial from the real, but that there are some
who have no idea of what is necessary for,
men anti women, is evident from 'the report
of a party in New York, given by the pa-
rents of a miss of eleven years, to. the com-
panions. male and female, of the daughter.
At this gathering the hours wore from 8 p.
' ill. to 2 a. m.,and from one hundred to one
one hundred and seventy-five guests were
present. The dresses wereclaborate in
style, costly in material ; diamonds sparkled
upon the belts of the youug'girls of seven ;
powder was freely employed ; the outfit of
one of the most juvenile of the misses was
exultingly claimed by her mother to have
cost $7,000; and lace was as costly and com-
‘mon and as costly as though these girls
were duchcsscs in their own right, and *
grown-up women. The boys were attired
with the like disregard of common sense
and cost, and displayed their rings, watches
and ornaments with all the profusion of
fools or gamblers. The supper was set at
12 o‘clock, and perfect in its appointments. ‘
Who expects that these children will grow
up to besearuest, industrious, thoughtful and
~consclenti0us men and women? It is not
in the natureof things, and'for their. intro-
ductl'on int'o scenes such as this the parents
are t00 blame, andof the parents the meet
the mother. To her belongs the direction
of her daughter’s education at this age,‘at
any rate ; she might, if she desired, exercise
aconclusivcveto upon allsuch nonse‘nse.‘
Just as she is to be praised for the care
which is properly exercised, so is she to be
blamed for the permission of'such frivolty.
This is not saying that women have no
rights; it issimply showing that some of
themarc giddy fools. Let the women be-
gin at the beginning. When‘the'girls are
ready to acquire solid knowledge, and work
‘at all honest work as the boys, they may
not naive to plead for something to do.
' Providence Journal.
People who advertise only once in three
months forget that most folks can’t'rcmcm-
ber anything longer titan about seven days.
“Hugging sct to music,” is the term ap~
plied by a White Sulphcr Springs corres-
pondent to a “German" which lasted two
hours.
A Pennsylvania Congressman is credited
with saying that he will pay his debts - with
his back pay, iht‘ placing it where it will
do the most good. ‘
A Wisconsin schoolmaster has fonn
nonlething better than the rod; he makes
unruly boys take a close of castor.oil, and
they don’t sin but once.
One of the “counterfeit" swindlers lately
arrested in New York had over two hun-
drels in embryo in Iowa and Michigan.
In Boston, a poor man, who less than a
year ago hadonly one suit of clothes, went
into ihonewspaper business, and now has
eight sutts. Seven of them are for libel, and
the eighthis patched. ;
A Chinaman being examined as to his
competency to testify in court, was asked
whatwonld be his punishment if he should
swear to lies. “I shall never return to
‘China,but always remain in New York,"
He was sworn.
was thereply.
Halt an hour later the '
drcd money letters from greenhorn scoun- .»
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“We did not know so much could be said on the
subject of painting a house until we read this excel-
lent book of. Mr. Balrd’s."—N. Y. Herald.
“A want long felt at last supplied."--SciemificAm.
“Not only a necessity to the painter. but valuable
to every occupantbfa dwelling."—N. Y. World.
“Buy 25 copies of this book and distribute them
among your rirnds. If they heed the advice there-
in, you could make no more valuable present.”--C’M~
cage Tribune. . .
I‘In publlsnlu this book Mr; Baird has done a
real service to t. e community.”—1budo Blade.
“We hope the publisher will sell 100,000 copies of
this book during ’73.”—Bostan Advertiser.
lWe have just dpainted our house as advised by
the author. an congratulate ourselves that no
dwelling in our neighborhood excels ours in appear-
sncc.”—Harper'e Weekly. ., '
“In. selling a sample copy for 10 cents, Mr. Baird
must feel certain an order for 25 bound in cloth will
follow.”—-Frank Leslie. ‘
“We know the town and country paints therein
recommended, and can vouch for their value and the
excellence of the “Harrison" brand of white lead."
'- = —Pltt'ladclphi'¢ Ledger.
Only 10‘Cents.
NfllWlil liiimi‘i'i,
A MILITARY COL
Established 1834. Preparatory Department.
Thorou h Clsssical,Scientiiic and Military Instruc-
tion. 000 Disci line. Address Prof. CHARLES
DOLE, Northflel ' Vt. Summer Term of eleven
weeks begins April 14th.
FDR ONE DOLLAR.
We will send FREE by mail, on recept of One
Dollar. 25 packets of choice Flower Seeds and our
Catalo as. containing upwards of 1,000 varieties,
with in 1 directions for culture, to any address inthe
United States. Catalogues free on apgicatlon.
DEE a: DOYLE, Secdsmen Florists,
67 Tremont Street, Bolton.
0) [Established 1830.] ‘
WELCH at GRIFFITHS,
Manufacturers of Saws. .
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
EVER Y SA W WA RRA NTED.’
.i-‘ILES. IELTIHB All) MADHIIERY.
§ sar- LIBERAL ntsconnrs. .a
a" Price Lists and Circulars free.
WELCB a: GRIFFITHS,
m Boston,Mass., and Detroit, Michigan
N 0 l N 0 I N 0 I
Youcanuot afford to use poor machinerymeithercan
.vou manufacture profitably without having the-
latest improved contrivances known. Think of it
candidly! Can you 7 Delay no longer! Wake up.
catalogue and circulars regarding all Wool and Iron-
woi-king Machinery, and order right of the machine
you need so much. f
Sowms MEéhine
IS thovBEST IN THE .WOBLD.
Agents Wanted. Send for circular. Address:
“DOMESTIC” SEWING MACHINE 00., N. Y.
cu».
H‘s]! the Relslnger Sash Lock andrsupfio'rt to
FASlE ~Y0liii WIN [M
No spring to break. no cutting. of rash; c cap.
durable, very easily applied ; holds sash at any place
desired. and a self-fastener when the sash is down.
Send stamp for circular. Circular and six copper-
bronzed locks sent to any address in the U; 8., post-
paid, on receipt of 50 cts. Liberal inducements to
the trade. Agents wanted. Address REISINGER
SASH LOCK CO.. No. 418 Market St..flarrlsbnr2.Pa.
w
Write for it, Price List .to J. H. JOHNSTON,
snowman
incriminate st. Pittsburgh. Pa'.
Breech-Loading Shot Gun, $40 to 8300. Double Shot
Guns,ss to $150. single Gunr,$3 to 320. Rifles.“ to
315. Revolvers. 95 to 825. Pistols, 51 to ~98. Gun
Material, Fishing Tackle, arc. Large v discounts to
dealers‘or clubs. Anny Guns. Revolvers. etc.,.bonght
or traded for. Goods sent by express C. 0. D. to be
examined before paid for.
0 per day! Agents wanted! Allclsssee
$510 of working people. of either sex,
young or old, make more money at work for .us in
their spare moments,or all the time. than at any-
thing else. Particulars free. Address,_ -
‘ G. STINSON,‘&. 00., Portland, Maine.
AGENTSI A RARE entrant!
We will pay i'ill agents $40 per week I!" oasn w 0
will engage with us ar once. Eyorythingiurnishcd
and expenses paid. Address
A. COULTER at 00.. Charlotte, Mich.
T-Hls IS IN 0 HUMBUG.
By sending 25 cts..w1th‘ age, heig lor'of eyes and
hair. yon;will receives correct picture of vour future
husband or wife, "with'name’aud date oi marriage.
W. FOX, 1’. 0'.Drawer.21,_Pultonville, N. Y.
\
ISlT—IND DARDS. Shawl? $35302;
P E N inks.Samples that “can’t
‘ ' '. ' beibeat."10c.- Gus Hut.-
_WI§ITT_EN- .stznn. .West Jersey, lll.
° illilillliifiNWlili'?
WINC HESTER’S HYPOPHOSPHI'I‘E is a chemical-
ly pure preparation of.PHOSPHOB,U$," one of the
mast important elements of the Human Body, and
the only.7 means by which this LIFEeGIVING and
LIFILS STAINING element can be sup lied to the
system. We1 guarantee it to bea‘cer’ta n cone for
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, and all Pul-
monary Afl‘ections, and a Specific Remedy for Scrof-
ula, Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Nervous and Physical
debillty, and all Nervous Afi‘ectlous. It is unsur-
passed as n Tonic and Invigorntor and euerntor of
pure and healthy Bood. For further nformaiion,
Testimonlals, Reports of Physicians, &c., send for
our Treatise. Price. 81 per bottle. Sold by all
Drugglsts. Address
1.,WlNCHESTER a; 00..
30 John 83., New York.
.AGENI‘S WANTED for our New
Ma c.0harts. Books and and Pictures to-
get er wrth Sewing Silk, Linen Thread,
Ladi'as’ Caskets and Golden Pom. 8100 to 8200 cleared
per month by good, active men or women. Ap ly at‘
once (by fitafilp) to D. ' L. GUERNSEY, “ uh."
. . .
Concor
DISEASES/OF THE KIDNEYS
are generally insidiousin their'approachyconsc-
quently apparently trifling symptoms are deemed of
little importance. By. decrees. sin and constant
annoyance aronscsthc sufi’erer om his lethar v.
At last tllc realization of serious disease, an er-
mining the very life structure, dawns upon him.
Diabetes or Bright’s Disease may be the ultimate.
We most earnestly advisea trial of the most valua-
ble remedy known in diseases implicating these
organs, vix:
”.Iulihn’s Hydrastin' Compound”
Painful afl'ectionsof the Blunder and Urfm'ry 0r-
gans, accompanied by gravely dc oslts of any kind;
irratatlon at the neck of the bin dcr, with difficulty
of holding the urine; in Stricture, in Seminal Weak-
ness, and in all conditions of the parts accompanied
by deblllty or abnormal discharges. Junmn’s Hr-
DBASTIN Com-cusp- will be found it remedy of most
remarkable curative ower. Send for circulars to
‘B. KEITH d1 00.. 4t iberty St , N. I. -For sale by
Drugglsts. Price, 81 per bortle. or six for $5.
DODD’S
NER VINE
DOES IT!
The most efficacious medicine for the cure of—
nnsnaonn, lesn COMPLAINTS,
NEURALGIA, .eosrlra'rlon,
DYSPEPSIA, Loss or APPE'I'ITB‘.
BILIOUSNEhS, FEMALE wnaxnnssns,
DIARRBtEA, PAINTING m'rs,
oonsunrrlon, PALPI'I‘ATION,
. COLDS, ' SPASMS. .
caucus, DIZZINESS,
FEvEns, . WIIOOPING-COUGH,
nouns, nnasms, a... so.
Itis the N.EnglantiFamil‘yM0dioiuet
For sale by summits. rm
Write A. S. GEAR. 56 to 62 Sudbury St. Boston, for
\ /- ..
else. ' Sold by all Druggists. Price. 81.00.
F. H. HASH D. DRDTHERS.
Extensive dealers in
on 0 CKER Y, CHINAt
And ullkinde of
cuss s. EARTHEN wanes,
Heaters,Rauges, Stovesand Furnaces,snd all that.
sppertalns to the Stove and Culinary Department:
Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns, in great variety '
Plumbers and Tlnuers’hiaterlals.and ex erienca
workmento execute quickly and neatly s kinds of .
work in Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper. Lead and fine
Metals. Bell Hanging. and Speaking'l‘ubes g.“ u
on scientific rlnciples Agents for HART OR
EARTH CL SET COMPANY. Novelty “Cl s
Wriuger. Tlngicy'e Horizontally Revo vln co
Cream Freezer. and only Agents for Fairticld oun-
tyfortho _ _
Ohio Iron Clad Paint 00.
These paints are a success; made of pure Iron
Ore, and need only to be tried tohe approved. We
keep Pure Linseed,Raw and Boiled Oils, as only
Pure Oilwill work successfully with our Paluts.
cousin IAII All WEST IIIEEII'
scorn nonwhnx.'corvx.
Fairfield County
' ' FIRE
use alternator,
South N orwalk, Oonn'.
600118001101, $200,000
000,1,010.1073,329701702
w. s. HANFOBD,Prcdldont,
II. R. TURNER, Secretory.
l
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
Norwalk Insurance Agency,
_ Room No. a,
GAZETTE BUILDING,
and Life Insurance Agenc , as above and ill take
every variety of Risks in t e best and safes Comps-
nies. They are u cute for Dnrien.Norwalk, West-
port, Easton and onion for the
MIRIDDLTDRM'IHDDRRHDE DD.
OF WATERTOWN. N. r. g
C. at C. F. ADAMS.
NOEQE.
PLUMBING l PLUMBING l.
HANING engaged the services of D. B. LUM. I
plumber of great experience. and favorably
known in the vicinity us a practical workman in all
branches of plumbing, I shall be able to supply the
public with the best work at short notice. Leave
your orders for
LIFTA ND FORCE PUMPS, BA TH TUBS, WA TER
CLOSETS, BOILERS. BASINS. 'LEAD,
HIV-LINED AND BLOCK TIN
PIPB, «m., in" £03..
all or which are od'ered at lowest market rates.
Call and see.
LEWIS .v. CURTIS
2m 23 Main Street. Norwailr. ct.
FOR SALE
ANTED. to sell Stock of the FAIRFIELD
COUNTY FIRE INSUANCE 00., in lots of
FIFTY. DIEHDIDHED. DH DIVE HDIDIEDDHRIID.
W. S. Hanford. Esq., President will furnish in-
formation relative ,to the value of the above Stock.
4t82 Apply to T. H. MORISON. Norwalk, Ct.
4811'
.. ' Ayer’s .. ,
Salsararllla
Is widely known
as one of .thc mostj
effectual remedies
ever discovered ‘for
cleansinw the
tem an ‘ a
.2 , _ the blood. It has
stood the 3 test of
years, withv'ncon-
stantlygrowing'rcp-
utatiqn,_based on its
sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
as to cfi‘ectuall purge out the great cor-
ruptions ofthe 100d, such as the million;
and syphilitie contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
- for years, soon yield. to this powerful ant'r
dote, and dies pear. Hence its wonderful -
cures, many 0 which are publicly known,
of Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and cm tive dis-
‘iidiii‘iii‘fi im'mm‘m’gom‘kt
0 cs, 4 ,
Anthon :3me Rose or Ere-gills-
las, r, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head,‘Ringworm,, and internal Ul-
ccrations of the‘Utei'us, Stomach,
and Liver. It also-‘wcnres other com-
plaints, to which it weald not seem especi-
ally adapted,'such as Dropsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart!) _ '
7 male Weakness, Debility, an
Leuéorrhma, when they are manifesta-
tions or the scrofulous poisons. _
It is‘an excellent restores- of health and
strenath in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs, .
it dissi ates the depression and listless lan-
guor o the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. ' ,The system moves
filfi with renewed vigor and a new lease of
e.
\
/
intrinsic 'virtucs, and
P B E P A B E D B Y
Dr. J. C. AYER tit. 00., Lowell, Mass.,
Motion! and Analytical Chateau.
SOLD BY ALL DBUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
FOR SALE.
A Quantity or good OAT s'l‘RAW; slso two
. . or three tons of HAY. Infill! of
r' ACOB WEEKS.
Norwalk. March 31st, 1513. ‘ 1 18
To FARMERS.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDBET'I‘E ‘oftbo “Lodi
Manufacturing Co." for sale in lots to'snitcustoln-
ere. Thisurt cle is sold for In! run was of other
fertilizers, andis cheaper forl‘obacco,Cotton. Corn,
and Vegetables than any other in the market. It is
made entirety from the night. soil, oil's! etc.. ofN. Y.
city. Price (delivered on board in N. T. clty)'1‘weu-
ty-tlvc dollars per ton. ,
I ask attention‘to the following testimonials:
Henry T. Horton, Cheshire 00., N. IL, writes: “I
and. from xexperiments made in st ear, the Double-
refined Poudrette is th echeapest fert liz‘eron Tobacco.
I put it beside Peruvian Guano with equal cost of
both, and the tobacco was so per cent. better where
I used Poudrette."
W. H. Remington, Hartford Co.. Ct., writes: “I
have used Poudrette ou Corn, Potatoes, and Tobac-
co. There was but. one piece of corn in the place
equal to mine, and that hati- 30 loads of msnnre per
acre and mine none. The tobacco started as soon
as set and grew luxurious.”
Wm. B. Pomeroy. of Hartford 00., Ct., writes:“l
have used the Double refined Poudrette for several
years on Tobacco. and I think it one of the best for-
tilizers made for thinron."
A pamphlet giving fulldgrcctligonl. etc.. GEM fret
on application to TJ‘OST .
- so Cortlandt street, N. P.
For sale at Norwalkxbi .
*‘ BLBR, HOLMES in CO.
“Buy Me, and I'll do on Good.”
DR. LANGL Y's
RDDT AHD HERD DIT'I'ERS.
, _'I‘his medicine is. without the possibility of:
doubt, the very best remedy know for the following,
sud all kindred distention—Indigestion, Continence,
Dim Complaint. Piles. Haddocks. Heartburn. Dye-
peplia. Dizziness, Sermla. Sou Rheum, Longer. Lu-
tness,Debtlity.Jaundm, Planks: ,FouiStomuch..i:e.
By the timely use of this m in the blood is
pu tied. The a petite is restored. The system is
strengthened, helivcrieinvigoratcd. Thebreath
is sweetened. The complexion is beautiiled. And
the general health is . . -
R E S T O R. E D I
The best Roots. Herbs, and Barks. enter into the
composttlnu of this Remedy. making it a siniple’and’
safe. as weL as an unthilin cure for all til-sous of
to blood; GEO. C. 000 IN ‘00. m.
ism nutritionists.
For ate
The subscribers have established a generalPire ’
Syl- ‘
AND Jonnlne BUSINESS
,. WORK llltEll tilt 00010101.
He hopes, it a strict attention to busines, andlow
prices. to the t a share of the public patronage. All
orders will receive rout pt attention. )1 achlnc Shop
east of the Horse silwsv Depot. 20:!
_ cannon wsnn seamen,
, Has constantly in stock at his new stand,
No. 9 Main Street.
A choice and tine slsortmehtot
Gro ccm’cs,
- . Provisions,
Flour,
Fruit, d’cc. ,
To which be we iid invite the attention of all who
wish to purchase first-class goods, at
Remionable Prioem.
mush Balls, snrcn'n TA SPECIALTY. user
.or trans, mrnnnwnonr. on smelrn.
Dropin sudsce nsln our new store. '
V0. 9 MAIN STREET.
‘4:
soon a axons
T
HE Inflectiber would respectfully call the atten-
tion of the public to their ,
new {moon or GOODS,
consisting of a general assortment of
Doots,Slt0es,tiaitel-s,
- will be sold very low for Cash, at the old stand.
ELY’Q BLOCK.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
_ All kinds ofGents' and Ladies' Boots. Shoesfio.
made to order,in themost workmfilikeinnermnd
at fair prices.
HORSE CABS RUN RIGHT B; THE DOOR.
HIRAM 8. BROWN.
iflii'iliiilll Elllli'i'iilii'
LUMBER MARKET.
LEWIS. HDBBLLL, 8t 00.
Timber, Lumber, ’
Shingles, Latin,
Builders’ Hal-imam, m.,
‘ n unstssiut m emu. '
armor. AN‘D rant) :
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
at! Washington SI rec 1. So. Nos-walk.
‘.___...
cincxson' 1330s.,
‘ .
J E W ELERS
KEEP CONSTANTLY 0N HAND A F L'l].
STOCK 01'
Hutton Mill SlllEll WATCHES
nunsmum Ass sum was: ‘
ofoverydeacrlption. ' .
Repairing, in all its Branches
Done in the bertzmnuer-
, -stso_ .
lg'ts t0r8mitlt's American Organs,
To which we wouldinvltethcatteniici ofthc .
musical public.
no moss Wonder-l Discovery onho
_ - . 'losh census-y. ~
. . .nr- 9- In new- ,
ARABIAN; ”MILK-C UBE‘
"I I. l - and all diseases ofthe throat
amt .nai)!§!"?r 'e only medicine of the kind in’
O WOI’ . V ' »
A sous-truss you can uvnx on.
l'ermanentlycure's Asthma, Brouchitiancipieut
Consumption, Loss of Voice. shortness of Breath,
Catarrh, Gran , Coughs, Colds, the“ in a few days.
llkq magic. rice 01 per bottle ; 0 for so. Also, '
. ' .lf. mpgmowvsg?“
Arabian Tonic Blood-Purifier.
Which Dilers from" all b‘tber preparations in its im-
mediate actlon upon the
LIVER, KIDNEYS and BLOOD.
It is purely vegetable, aud‘clcanses the system of
all im nrities, builds it right it . and makes Pure
Blob » 1000. It cures Berninous Diseases of all
kinds removes Consti ation. and regulates the
Boweis. For “General ability.” "Lost Vitality,"
and “ Broken-down Constitutions." I chullen e the
10th Century. Every tie in worth its welg t in
Gold. Price 01 per Bottle: six Bottles. 05. Sold
by HERBERT L. UHLE. Druggiet, No. 11 Main 8:"
Sole Agent for Nor-walk. »
Dr. S. D. HOWE. Sole Proprietor,
and! m Chambers st“ New York.
EIWARD’P. WEED,
I) It It G a I s T ,
Wall Street, opposite Normals Opera Hauu,
A large and well selected stock of
nnnos no mannerisms,
Perfumery, Patent Medicines all kinds, Mineral
Wotan-Toilet and Medicated on s, Flavoring sud
E“"‘"°‘3i§ "i‘iifi‘" Edi “"3." “32"
n mo s us. onory gar-s .
3:3 issuedustoutiy adding to his stock all the ue’w and
popular medicines of the day. ~
and dull: BEST.
thtttt’t 1100000000 Dictionary.
_1 0,000 Words to leanings not!» other Dictionaries.
3000 engravings; 1840 pages quarto, price $18
henover I wish to obtain erect definition-,1
clanslultg. its 1 SchuylerColfsx.)
vet sc 0 as owe vs ue.
’ [W, H. Prescott. the Historian.)
Been one of «tail com anions.
I['Htliu . lo ey. the Historion,etc.1
o for as I know. best defining Dictionary.
[Horace 1“ou
h bes dcntsof nation a .
' ‘ “we °r m [John 5? flutters]
xoels Ill others in detluin scientific terms.
_ k hi _. di' Pfisideugitfimckd
emar s it our on umo man ow e.
R ' c (H. S. Clark. Pres't Ag. chum}
A necessity for ever-intelligent family. student,
teacheraud professional man. tht Library is com-
plete without the host English Dictionary.
' ALSO
'Webster’sliat'l Pieterial Dictionary;
1 .pagesoctav'o.‘_000.engraviugs. Price
.Tho workris really .s do 12mm. not the
Hm‘ifi’ogfib’mm“ .' m" "H's“...
”slimline.
. spectacles to suit all kinds of Eyts
' ' EMBOSSED NA
OVA]? -
con-roast. rsirnnxmvrs, CARRIAGE
BODIES, wireless, lusts. —snms,
nuns, axsns, srnmos, noms,
sasnmmtns, noons, ramrs,
OILS, GLASS, vanmsn, 0.0.,
At Lowest New York Prices.
AGENT FOR
Lazanus' at monnlss’
CELEBRATED PBRFECTED
SPECTACLESL EYE GLASSES.
so. a large assortment of DEIIIIE 'AIA|||,I
Al
TAG“ , the only kind ever yet
gxlodhgultlhiat'uzincot me i c eye. that. gives a clear
and distinct vision, and makes weak one strong.
Wat-ran ed for five years without change of lenses.
Special attention glvento tittingnearsig ted people.
A large assortment of
crusts and FIELD oLassns
' A'I‘
Wood’s Jewelry Store,
UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.
Festivals, Pit-Niel; Parties: in.
. ' » furnished with
BEER, sonaAwarnn
ND
SARSAPAIIILLA.
in any desiredquantlty. .
I am now prepared to till all orders for the followin 3‘
STANDARD MINERAL WATERS:
SALTS
, .
SELTZEII,
CONGRESS,
. ' ‘ ' KISSINGEN,
CARBONIC ACID‘ WATER.
I can all all orders for SIPHON BOTTLES.either
for the trade or private families.
5 l IAIN STREET, NORWALK ,
Under E. Raymond’s New Block.
s. enunnax. ,
slew-moons:
n'nw FURNITURE !
‘ E. ’QUINTARD’S SONS,
HAVE removedto their new rooms in thePost-o
ace Building, (entrance one door west of the
oldstore) where they have a very large assortmcuto
Furniture of every description,
At greatly reduced prices.
unnnnxaxrno,
in all its branches.
RIVERSIDE FDDHDRV.
THE subscribers having completed their new
‘ Pount’:y Works on Hoyt street, and fitted up
the same It the best manner. with most approved
machinerv,arenow prepared tocxecute allordersfor
IIIES‘I’DAS‘IIIIS and tc 0010' VIII.
ofeverydescripti ‘ Babbitt metal,ofeveryqnsl-
lty.furnlsh‘ed. Orders solicited.
Cash paid forcachrap iron.
A. C. ARNOLD,
OTTO G. HAUS
Norwalk.Muy 8, 1871. _
"unit. 1. a. JUDD,
Millinery Goods
’ . And Sole Agent for—
BUTTEBICK’S PATTERNS;
Also Agent for Singer’s Improved Family Sewing
‘ Mohlnes.
2, Chlchelter’n Block,
Washington Street. South Norwalk. 1”!
HARNESSES FOR SALE.
0311.
No.
0000010 000000 ton!
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS,
cm or activists a. r. r. BRADY
Will leave e end of theroute ev eveninggfitop-
log at Scott orwnlk to receive on leave reight.
to ace sold without charge for commission.
, heights at usual rates. ‘ '
' H‘All’persous are forbid trustingsny of the out
ployees 0 either of the above boats on accounto
the owners thereof. 10
- NOBWALK HORSE RAILROAD.
1312. Connxxotno Jun In. 181
Leave Namath. So. Nurture
5 33 A. M. N.Y.Accom. ' 5 68 A,
019 “ .¥.&N.H. oer “
8 3T “ N0 Train. 7 00 “
1 24 “ New YorkEx. ‘l 48 "
‘i 45 " No Train. ‘ 8 08 “
s 03 ” No Train. 8 98 “ .
3 38 A“ New Haven. 0 02 “
.903.” NewYork. 082 “
'9 22 “ New Haven Ex. 0 45 “
10 05 ” NoTrxin. 10 I! ”
10 ‘0 ,” NewYorka 1108 H
11 80 “' No Train, 11 52 "
ll 58 “ No Train. 19 141%)!
iii 14P.hfi‘No Train. 1985 “
1950 " .Y.Aceom. 180 H
i 10 “ New Haven. 1 80 ‘ ‘
1 30 ‘ ‘ New Haven Ex. I 02 . -
I or ‘ ‘ No Train. a all . .
s 82 “ No Train. 3 00 ' i
0 00 " New York Ex. 3 24 ‘ '
8 s4 “ New York. 8 60 H
3 50 “ No Train 4 II N
4 11 U New Haven Ex. 0 as H
4 30 “ No Train. 4 u "
4 40 ' ‘ No Train. 5 06 ' '
5 10 U New-York Ix. 5 46 ‘ i
5 so “_ NowHttvon. 5 on U
546 H N.Y.ON.H. 020 ‘I
c 20 H No'l‘rain. 6 48 ”
e 30 H Saturdays excepted. 0 56 N
048 " NoTrau. 115 "
1 15 “ NewiHaveu. 1' 40 H
1 25 " Saturdays excepted. 7 50 u
140 “ No Train. ‘ ‘ 805 “
305' H No Train. 833 “
8 33 “ NoTrain. 8 55 "
8 its H No Train. «.1 . s 15.“
915 H N. Y.&N.H.Bx 050 "
.. .. 12:: I:
‘4 8 tin a I o .
‘0 1° “ yenwfn LocxWoon. r . .
nannllmr‘at NOBWALK n. It.
srnmo ARRANGEMENT. .
Commencing April 14th. 1875.
DAILY TIAINS.
Daily trains lean Noriull: Bridge.
. For attentions on the Danbn 8
At 2 2: ::1 Norwaik it Sh aug Valley B. .
At 8 94 . m. . For Danbury. gefield and inter-
- use into Stations. .
At 11 1‘! a. m. For Ridgcfield and intermediate
Stations. - - .»
At 11 40 p. m. Freight train.
Lease Nomalk Bridge/or South Norwalk.
At 1’ 32 10 50 u. m., 8 10 5‘28 0 00 pan.
Lease Danburyfor Norton”:
630 and 960 a. m. ;‘2600 415 p. m.; Freight train
a
20 p. in.
JOHN-W. BACON, Sup‘t.
IN 10“, IN HAVE! I. IIAI‘IFDIDIAILIIAI,
NEW roux at new HAVEN mvrsrozs. .
(wmrrn summonnlm'r.
Commencing October 7th. 1812.
Trains leave Passenger Station at: South Norwalk
as follows:
" South Norwnlk for New York.
“8.47 A. ‘M.. Boston‘Express. ‘
4 14 ‘ -
0.00 “ stopping at alletatlons.
a.“ ll . I0 ll 6‘ \
7.45 “ Local Express. stopping at Dorian
and Stamford.
0.25 “ stoppiug at all stations.
11.06 “ press. '
1.18 2.11. stoppingt allltatlons.
3.22 " Boston press. . -
3 45 u stoppin nun-cations.
5'41 " nu- ma.
r'i .- --' 'flopping at all ststlons.
; o 1.3? “ Boston Express.
TH! subscriber would res ectfnlly inform ta:
public that he has now on snd'mfia“..m“e.
merit ofHARNESSES.made‘§-*i“ow u thevesn
rlals Wquhkqlilili'e‘d—dt-i‘my other similar estab-
ML‘t'ln the county. N ow for the orders. Let
me havethcm at once. '
Feb. 1. 1873.
ll. .
Ayer’s
Hair Visor.
For restoring to Grey Hair its.
A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
effectual for
. preserving the
air. ' It soon
restore; faded
or gray hair
to its original
-- ~ color, with the.
gloss and fi'cshness, of youth. Thin
air is thickened, falling hair checked, '
. and baldness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands. atrophied and
decayed;.but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated *into activity, so that a new.
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hairwitlr a pasty sedi-
, ment, it: will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use willprcyent the hair
from taming grayor falling 00', and
consequently prevent; baldness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests-and prevents the forma-
tion of dandruff, which'is'offen so an.
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances 'wliich make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, tho'Vigor can only
benefit-but: not: harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it; does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it; 'a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aye: it 00.,
- PM all Ind Andyflctl Chm
LOWELL. MASS
Pillll PAIN! PAIN -! "
Why Sud’er with Pain,when you can purchase for
TWENTY-FIVE cums. one new
CAMPHORINE,
which is the Greatest ,discovcryofthe age for tho
RELIEF OF PAIN.
K‘. M. J: 0. S. PgOWl'l’l‘.
E.» T. WHITNEY’S
HOLIDAY igB-DLLETIN!
SPECIAL MESSENGER
To New York,oaeil day during Holiday Season.
TO HIS ARTISTS
in Coloring Photographs.
_ A s T Jr E A]!
many it us disappointed: don’t put on untiltoo late.
GOOD NEGATIVE!
made in cloudy weather.
F R A. M E S 2
in can» ‘ valunrr.
anvn'r AND 001.1).
FIRE our AND mvsr.
Black Walnut with Gold.— doc ,
Black Walnut with Crimson.- eep.
Black Walnut with Datum—deep.
Black Walnut with Ebony.
STANDARD FRAMES.
SANDAL WOOD, HOLLY WOOD
and elegant ' .
GILT EASE-L's, 5 _ ,-,
races-ran.rours manners ira'rs, .
'1" .rsnnrursfi , .-
wsmur chameleon mu ”use.
eugs
natural Vitality and Color. ' ..
New York {or South Nos-walk.
(m.,) 3.05. (.38 (Local cx.,) 5.39, 6.38. 8.00 (Ex.,)'
and 9.08 (Kx.) P. M, ‘ - -
_ South Norwalk for New Haven.
“6.39 Arm, stopping at all stations. -
8.58 s. . fl ‘5 H
9.42 “ Boston Express.
1.81 P. IL. stoppln at all stations.
kg: :‘ Boston“ xpress.
. . o
‘ if: “‘ stopping at‘all stations.
7.8? H u 0’ II
0.49 “ Boston Express.
10.48 " “
Trains iéav cNew Haven for South Norwalk. at
4.09, (33.0 3.10. (Ex.,) 5.30; C.“ 3.10, 9.05.138. A.
. 12 .
P. if. For Bridgeport at 11 A,-
See large bills of advertisement at the 8
Houses and Hotels. . .
. Geu’l Supt’s Oiiice, New Haven. .
, Div. Supt'l Office, 42d St. and 4th Ave, New York.
- JOHN. T. MOODY. Sup’t Div.
IEAGAN’S-
lotion
Marital!
‘ I am mucsrronsmxns
'_.Pure Blooming Complexion. _
- Isl-rarely? hauling-reticulum“.
foltasonce. It oos’awsy with emu-heir , ' -
manned Hmwmnndmsement- _'
film-lath.“ mm Tatum-I
mam , , -
”batsman“; its Consumes-tum
mmflct’lehos'vlrith ‘ ‘ .. 3,
PW anon-m . .i
.Hgggmfliow gosh.“ I . ; '-
A "E" RANGE, $12
1 lllcll
w a R R A N '1' 1-: n .
E. K. Irockwood...
anew integrates. '
1:.
at all reasonable hours of th day or night.»
“Ni". O. KI'I'Z’Q
TONSORIAL PALACE. No. locum Building.
Bhsvln Haerressln 1) 1213' Chitin etc. x-
‘ocntedinsi’he bestmauugi'. y g. I m— _ '0
* .Fxrxt'canrsn
ARTGALLEB ,
" ' ‘ 11': names, out, .
atan'narattratttlattt
ids-murmur mummified... —
Gs k .-'
”Wuhan! . I
andfllM! Cb'flflflvillm m
At 7.08, 8.08(Ex.,) 9.08, 11.38, A. M. ; 12.23 (Itx.,)s.osr
M was, (Ex..) 4.35, (Exi) 5.00.8». ( )_
1 Balm ,
—h _
.. - ,. -: fifiifiiifiéxiiiilii‘a'iihrrt.°l. .t......
.'8010|EBS'....tlllPtlill8 HOME , ...
oils: thoseof
their own cloth can _ . ,
in an artistic manner, at reasonable pri
MILLARD ac WEBB. _
nave established a new yard. I
Corner Water and Washington Bis.
bestvsrietios of
Coal and. W oéd
They have on hand -
BRICK.
Lists.
cram.
rus'rsu,
nun -
DLUS sronn, he,
Which they furnish in any desired quantity,
A the Lowe-snmtol. 7 as
NEW and BARE punters.
_ Busts, listings, thiltlil,
Ooddlng Out Plants. Shrubs,
Fruit Trees of all kinds "
Raspberry, 31x]: 3-. tb-Strawlierry
EARLY ROSE Pora'rons. TOMATO.
EGG, PEPPER Jr. CELERY PLANTS, Oc
Also FLOWER AND VlGl‘I'LBLl sans no.
on are wm'rns. mam-s.- cnossxsl and
other riots] decorations arranged in' the but style
of art to order. Send for desuiptivo'catalugpc.
MALLORY:& DOWNS,
south moguls. cs.
Union Marble Works,
NOBWALK, CONN.
The subscriber has made arrangements by which he
wiu hereafter receive ' '
Scratch ,, Granite.
over” kind of _ . ,_
ITALIAN GAND AHIRICAN HARD
. ' ,hrntlmfillln insurer-l. It the ,
Loner rossmx tutors. '
cometary Penis, Isoi'. loll-3, loo ,
furnished and put spat-hon notice and tin very
. . favors tic terms.
knowirofsuy' irchstern Connecticut!" subscriber
feel-that its reputation ' for .utistic: excellence and
Ad ms l3.
,zA
15’3““ armament. u., m, com. stair.
EbTATE. of WILLIAM SMITH
acid in said District. deceased. . ~
Tue Court of-Probate for the District ofkidgo‘lcld
hathlimitetl‘ and allowed-ix month-from the date
hereof for the creditors ofnid Estate tooxlibittheis
claims for settlement. . Those who 13"” to, pl'c‘g‘
sent their accounts,'pl‘operl'y attest .Iwitbin, solo
time, will be debmed a recovery. All per-easing
SAM HL'H.’SI1'L'B.
- lxocntor. ‘
, in said district, decencd.‘~
said time, will be debut-red
mediate payment to ,
I 14 . ' NANCY ST.JOHN.} kccutou,
t .
WI. 0.8TRBET.
positron.
‘6
any Bridge in ini- Stntcvovcr a river '11. finer“
than a walk shallhe punished by s
11:61er dollars; or by im flsonmeht in semen
in not exceeding thirty
imprisonment both.”
drive faster than a
South Norwslk. """ , .
J. P. HANPOBD,
o; W; “1TH. _ Selectmen.
PLATT PRICE.
sentiments mot assist.
s. 1. SMITH,
H“ . .
stantlyon hand. a choicesssornentof
PIES
’ ‘ alike;
I N CRE‘T’..V,AR'ETY9 '
which he willsmc fruit daily.“ 'Eowlll
his customers-Iitii'm st’gv'n. so
also. mains-inlet! size-eta st passion I N I'-
COMB’S‘, ll .,
v VAN’D, South Norwa .
‘ ASSETS annals pantie-rm;
uC’HIG'AGO LOSSES.
CORTES dilllliRBllrln '
rsteilrcsssets,
Northfliltlsh and lcrcanuler do _ dtI'
:QneénotLIverpool &.I.ondon., do ,do,’ 1.356.800»
Imperial. of button. » .. . . do. drummer»
. And. Othel- Compute-finch an dlutuamu Con-
neitiotltan'd'New York. '_ ' . '
GIOBGBR.COWLBB.. BONIR XIRRILL
HOW: FDR [DDR WATERLRIPES.
Wm. Gloves- .81 Son,
Arc ready to put in your. WATER, STIAI or GAS
PIPE, at my short notice and at as low a rate as
an one. w occur a: can most TIN-LINED.
maisonette, cc. of every sire and description.
' ‘ 'litflll'lfifllm ml] Ian-mmehu.
’ . ' WILLIAM ‘GLOVIR or sort.
. ’ _Btvo§r$trcet.¢hlorwslk.
' AL WALLS—HANDY
SYQVE__.DIELF.
NOS HRLLOGG and clones. P. BBLDIN
E have tak'on' the a easy for the above article. It
isone oftie but- ti 1) out, In
sh’oul‘dltsvoone.‘ Can ocean at '
,, Danni-3111’s s-rovn noun.
ryhon‘lpkoopor
f’ carriagetnlaking
' » 3' —AND —»
*3: PAIR ING.
,HEsnbsct-lberisfull .pre cred at hi'scstahlish-
0 ant.
snout; hear the? LL. to Ills:
' - Fuhetnrelcarristes to ordera'nd todo all Kinds of
REPAIRING in his line The wood-work depart.
ment is under the char e of John S. Lockwood an
ex ‘erie‘nc’cd'nnd on b eworkmun. Paintingaud
Trimming executed nthobestmnner. ~
1110 ' I. G. ROCKWELL.
nan, ans.
GOOD N01. RANGE, - . . . . 811.00
ts u -u .._ _ _ . 1‘.“
Callal‘id see them beforebnyingeleowhore.
:. cacao: r pawns.
per day! Agents wanted 1 Allclnssc
. oiiworkingpoople'. o'f ‘eithereox. old
or youngms o more men ey st workfor in in their
'. retirements. or all the limo, than?» snylhlll
so sj. . Particulars-free. . Address 0. sun-on & .01“
I
. Portland. Heine.
SOMETHING NEW
a mass cuss our
:DRAPER
301000100 finishin-
At No. 1 Gazette Building, (up stairs.) .
‘ liuform. theciti:
THE subscriber, would refectfnl
sensomorwalk, that heliuupened n flit-clan"
W CI'C 0
3' 3"“ 8m special ' attention to- Boys'a'arments
I‘D. Persons bringing
the some out or made, up,
cos.
FRANCIS J. xenon. .
wanna» sshssrnurnsm.
OO'I':HOUIAI’ QU‘.’ 0-
no a .
mats-nun L
(betweenthe Bridges.)whcrein addition to it!) til-
dircct from Scotland. He is also prepared to furnish
, _ mammals,” habits 30010:;
M own III EN '19.,
3 Slabs, Tablets, links, leg as well nblntiesaad -
Representing-n cstsblishmonttbo-oldutsnd but
honorghgcceslrng is ahead , too well established to’
need mendatlon. nt.’
lgehanic St” intherearof the new Bank. Norah.
late of 331030-
dcbtcd to said estate are re‘pcstedtomako'im;
' ggilngs paymcnito
l . .
District Nomclk.ss.Prob¢f¢Court,Apvfl1 rm,
smile or Davin s'uonn ldtool nor'welk.
The Court of-Probste for the Districtof Norwalk
hatblimlted‘snd allowed'six‘month’s from the. date
hereof'fos: the Creditors of 8:11;an to exhibit
their ciaimsfor settlement. Those who neglect, to.
present their 'accounts.- properly attested, withh-
, _ ,. uncover-yr 7A1] persons:
indebted to said Estate are requested to, makoimo.
VERYylerson, who'ihin ride , or 'drin any
hon MH'OP of anykind. unop-
it. notsxeossl-
Slpor by suchtnousd
The above law will be enforced against all: who
walk over the drawbridgo at,
Successor to S. In. Hunting I: C...
5 taken the‘ store ' at the entrance of the GA-
ZETTE BUILDING, while he willkcep COI-
BREAD,
3 alsosorvcj
usual. and will.
sin fitmfiNorwalx, and at. ,J' SULLI-r
meanest» ‘
£1me '
- slightest preparation had bee
‘ ’Eie'ti
domestic story in the very latest style of
Americrn humor,,as the appended extract
shows: . :
A m CAIADIANCA.
The man looked at his boy'proudly.
sternly,_sorrowfully. The lad looked into
bite father’s face sadly, exultingly, heroic~
city. It was a. living tableau no artist
could reproduce. “Billy,” said the father.
grav ely, “I took your mother and sister to
church yesterday.” “Yes. sir." “And I
left you to see to the things." “Yes, sir,!
repliedthe boy, gazing out through the
window at the flicker as it hitched down
he gate-post, and finally dropped into the-
grass with a shrill chirp. “And you-didn’t
water the pigs?” . “Ob-oi Oh, sir! Ger-
oodyi Oh. met Luwsy. lowly met The
slender scion of an apple tree rose and fell
in thehandof Mr. Coulter,:and up from
the Jacket of the lad. like incense from an
altar, rose s cloud of dust mingled with the
nap of jeans. Down in the younz clover
'of the meadow the. lurks, sndespsrrows
.satl’g cheerily,‘ the gusts sud iiies‘dnnced up
and down in the moshing-the fresh soft
leaves of the vine smiled, and all was met-
ryindeed. Billy’s eyes turncdup toward
the face of his father infsppeolin'g agony,
but still, with a sharp kiss, the switch cut
the alr,falliug stegdily and mercilessly on
his shouldeis. Audalong the green banks
of the river the willows shook, their shiny
fingers at the lining fog, and the "voices of
the children going by to school smote the
sweet May wind. “Ob, pop, I’ll not forget
the pigs no more i” “’Spect you won’t
heather.” The, wind.-’by a ladder: pal,
filled into thereon; a shower of white
bloom petals from} a sweet apple tract. lot-
tiug them fall gracefully upon the patch-
work carpet, the whites plougbman whis-
tled plaintively in a distant field. 'f‘Outcht
Crochet. Oh, pap, pap!" “‘Shut your
mouth,’r I’ll split you to the backbone.”
How many delightful places in the‘woods,
how many cool spots beside the murmur-
ing river, would have been more pleasant
to Billy than the... place he, then bccupied.
“Oh,'me !"-yelled- the’lsd. Still the dust
rose and danced in thesla'nting jet of sun-
: shine that-fell across the room,§nd tho
hens out at the ban- tackled and sang for
joy over new eggs laid in choice..places.
"At one time during the falling ofthe rod
ftcgirlquit washing, dud, thrusting her
head into the: kitchen, said in moribund
‘ tone,“fly land. ain’t'Bill' just- gcttin' an
awful tone 1" ‘fYou'remightt right," re-
. plied the mother. solemnly. Along'toward.
shortest hit-Z Conifer tip-toot! at every stroke.
Theswitch-actually screamed through the _
sir as it fell. Billydanced. .“Now go sir i”
,fc'ried the man, tossing the dialledstump of
the god out at the window. “Go now, and
the next time youwater them pigs." And,
{while thc‘fineh poured out 'is cataract of
melody, he went. Poor boy, that was a ter-
-rible threshing, and, to make ‘itiworsc, it
had been promised to him the day before,
.so thsthc had been ‘dreadingjit and shiver.
.ing‘over‘iull night: Now, as .‘lto..wslked
throughtthe breakfas" t-room', hissister 100k-
ed at him in acousmiiersiihg way.‘but,"on
.passiugltbrough the._kitcheu,hc' could not
catch the eye of his mother. Finally, he
'a‘tood'inrthe-free, open air, in‘ front or the
saddle-closets. It was just then a. speckled
master on the barn-yard fence flopped his
'wings and crowed vociferously‘. A- turkey-
, ceckwssstruttingnpou the grass-by the
old cherry-tree; Billy Opened the' door of
the closets. “A boy’s will is the wiud’s
.will,aud thethoughts of:yonth are long,
long thoughts.” Billy pooped into the
closet, and then cost a glance about him as
. if to see“ anything who neon, At length,
' during a pleasant lull in the mqrniug,‘ and
whilevihe low, tenderly-mellbw Dow ot the'
river was distinct'y'audible, and the soul:
of the finch increasedin'volume, and the
bloating of new lamb: in ‘ihe meadow died
in fluttering echoes under the burn, and
"while the nagrauce of apple blocsoms grew
fainter. and while or 3,110.va 'ilfiniinsjutt
.sbove- the eastern tree-tops, launched a
shower over him from head to foot, he took
from under histjscket behiud'za double
sheep-skin, which. wiihi an inedible smile
Aleltngxm'flkf Will-3 in“! .993“? ‘9‘ ‘5' he lossed‘into the closet. Then,” the yel-
ollowlng nsnrsnceCompIniol. -. . . . _ p .
Etna,offi:rt‘ford,Ct.,. . . $29353: low flicker rose rapidly from the grass,
{gr-:33. “ . 1:03:33,“ Elly walked all] whistling the all of that
peoptevr.omiddietown.0t., «3.81m once POW!” “I ' .=
'Home,ofNew York. 9,113.20“! "Olagive me sckmylfteon cents.”
thulx, Brooklyn. N. 1'. 1,545,551“ ' ._ _
peninsular Nequork. 1.13.23: A Din-cs- hem-o.
t in - . - . -
\Hegigliss‘fermf Nownocheile,N.Y.‘, .. 103330“ Apologies for poor dinners “9 generally
, gsprin cld;of8pringlleld.lm, ' - v 619,100n out of place. Butwhena'lndyhas e for-
dep e’l‘r one-Whillun -- 600.000 geiful husband. who, without warning,
raga-5mm...- ”will: a... homs . «om m... ... am ..
.. ,IsrragnnsdtgbfProvidence,B. 1.. H 155204700 '3 Plain family din": {0" “We? 01' four, it 1‘
..Au,de_s.clneinnati,o. - - hummus not‘iir human nature in k 'sbpolute Ii~
. lanai-limit °.-.- . .. stat: ' w... to .. ...‘ i... .. .., it
,Lixérhdquud’loohdo'n.s’nthlobemepl- ' , .t‘orm-tbe roblem. -. rs.~ Tucker,>the wife
of Jud] _‘ packed-of: Williamsburg, solved
this problem many _ears.ago.;- She was the
*da. later or niecc.( an uncertain which) of
Sir eytou Skipwith, and celebrntcd for her
beauty, wit, ease and grace of: anner.
Her temper and tact were put to t e proof
.one court day, when; the Judge; brought
home‘with him the accustomed half score
or more of lawyers, for when not the
_ .... , umade. the,
Judge having quitegfo ~tic‘sivto remind his
wife that it was court y, and she herself,
strange to tell,bayinmeriooked thefact.
The dinner wns~'.scfrved- with ele ace,
and Hrs. Tucker made herself very c arm-
ing. Upon rising to leave; the guests ‘to
their wine, she said : S‘Gentlemeu,.you have
dared 10-day with Jud Fucker; promise
me now that you will e.r to-‘morrow with
me." . . r '5 '
This was all er a l where nthe
gentlemen sworlie :03:qu w its “3:9 be-
yond rice. The Judge th 'e ‘laiu‘cd “I?
situat on, and the next day there'was a" no-
ble banquet. . . " ,
‘ oral, Never worry is guest-with apolo-
\
‘ w
The Boston man who wrote'a splendid
book entitled ‘ Useful Hints-for Ugly Girls’.’
wonders wh there is no more'dcmaud for
his work. is publishers say they have
oul disposed of one copy, and that was
sto en. , ' .
Some melancholy-minder, burglars re-
centl entered an undertake lab at Eco:
kuk, owa, and stole a comp; ‘ e pro-
prietor announces that if any of them will
call again he will fltrmsh them with a
corpse to put in it.
An Enfleld school committee mun recent-
293131;: a, fichool mum—“Eh“ was the
s mw coco-sprung t e tree of the
knowledge of good oral evil 9" The 391,90}.
mums answered as » y' that siic “was“
posted in the seed business." and the matter
was allowed to drop.
. lanterns Hindley, the boy lived on the
“Atlantic.” has concluded not join the
WhitoAStsr line, not to become the adopted
sonof a Rechester alderman. not to oin s
,truvelin ' Show, not to enter ten di crent
brokers otilces and accompmliyh‘l'g tempta-
tions,,lir:’tt to 0;an Newark, . 6331‘: s.
poors er. in on! 3 008811. . , an
has been raised f0: him 5! ”Minion,
. ; no matter of course when clemmgp
.x'chn‘e they preach o humans. "I‘hst
‘. they may- do to is oner of- litre-Ions for ex-
.clian . ,Itdoeszuot .:follow however
thatt‘lig should not look over 'the 118. it;
ace ifthe local pointanccd alteration. We
and ot a Somerville (Han) preacher who
went over lately to Andnverto preach. In
his discourse wuss-linden to the Insane
Asylum at, 'Soin, crvlllc.‘ Arid 1‘ citing
that he wssiuAndover, hes-id, “ ner
than a child} ofmiue should be subjected to
such influences I would be willing to have
himcouflued in finders-institution." And
I" thr .. g, , it _ t
“pd"fi'méisw ‘ no
Norwalk Chronicler