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VOLUME LVl.--- NUMBER 17.
NORWALK, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, APRIL 29.1873. . '
WHOLE NUMBER 1321. ~
A cnrnms HYMN.
‘ “NCW’the day of wOrk_ is done,
Now the quiet night’s begun,
And I lay my tired head
Safe within my little bed,
Saviour, hear me;
Be thou near me,
Till the hours of dark have fled.
Wilton Property for Sale at a Bargain THE LITTLE ROBE 01? WHITE. ,
A. Large and convenient House, in good order,
very pleasant] situated on the Norwalk road,
near Kent depot; arge Barn, Carriage and Ice
Houses, and other out-buildings, With 40 acres of
Land, divided into Wood, Pasture, Meadow and
Plow Land, a large proportion seeded meadow‘
fruit in abundance; near to churches. schools and
academics. Anyone looking for a genteel country
residence with every convenience, at a moderate
price, will find this the cheapest property now offer-
ed in this vicinity. 'l‘eilrmsheasiy.mAlso, a house op-
osite he Methodistc arc ' e 0 rooms.
imna‘ ~ ’ ”15.142 BASSETT.
FOR SA LE .
A Very desirable Maidence within three minutes
walk of the Bridge, and within one minute of
the Horse Cars, is offered tor sale at a very reasona-
ble price. The House is modern and well built, con-
tains fourteen rooms, with plenty of closet room.
anda spacious attic, and is supplied witha good
TUE PrcnooxEr.—A correspondent to
the editor of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, giving his experience as above,
and goes on to say: I am one of the old
boys, born and brcdjn this city. I have
“run wid der machine," been to the races
when the 'pickpockets "went through" most
of the crowd, attended exhibitions of the
“manly art of selfdefeuce," have also at-
tended mass meetings at Tammany Hall,
Apollo Hall, “had all theiother halls. In
fact, I have been anywhere and everywhere
that any other old singer in these parts has
visited, and I never carried a pistol or dirk
color went and came;but she had long
been schooled in self-control, and she made
no other sign. “It won’t be for long i” said
the quiet, breaking heart to itself, little
guessing what was in store.
My uncle continued. I don‘t know ex-
actly how he worchadithbutlifigadejt
plaina‘ihainuhith‘e'fhe nor the boy- could live
without Nancy. Would Naney consent to
become his wife, and be a mother to Alick
in fact, as she had long been in name?
And so in an hour the matter was all set-
tled. .
,NonWALK- GAZETTE. R EAL ESTATE.
Breakfast being over, my uncle put on his
overcoat, asking, as he did so, his invariable
question, “Have you any commands for the
city ?”
“And, by the way, please see that every-
thing is done for Sam’s family. The poor
woman will, perhaps, be the better for some
port wine, or ale, and let everything benica
about the funeral. I will take the expense
on myself. Sam is a good faithful fellow.”
“Really, Nancy is very pretty 1" said my
uncle, as he walked out of the house. “I
never thought much about it before, but she
In a. rosewood cradle/a baby lay,
Its mother was stitching,,stiiching away,
On a little robe of white;
One foot on the rocker, shghoped to keep
Her frolicksome baby fast asleep,
To finish her work that night.
The Second Oldest Iraper In the state. T0 BENT.
OSSESSION IMMEDIATELY IF DESIRED.
The Dwelling of Mrs. Maria Gruman, on Pros.
pect llill, or, if desired, would rent my homestead
.for the reason or year. For particulars call on the
subscriber. C. J. GRUMAN.
Barn. Garden, Fruit, '&c., on each place. 6-tf
T0 RENT.
Few rooms convenient to the Bridge will be
rented cheap if a plied for soon. hnquire of
NATHAN 1 AS, 85 and 87 Main Street.
.THE um Esunusnrnrualcl
OEFICE IN GAZETTE BUILDING.
, A. H.3YlNGTON a: 00.,
A. H. BYINGTON, J. B. ELLs, G. N.
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In every stitch of that garment she wrought.
That loving mother fastened a thought;
Hopes for that little one,
And smiled on her baby in happy pride,
As it slept in its cradle by her side,
Till the little robe was done.
ELLs.
. “I can See from where I lie,
Glit’ering in the dark blue sky,
Here and there a little‘star
Shining out so clear and high,
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Subscription $2.00 per year in advance. tags“: -
Single copies 5'Vcents.
Adveru-a—lag Bates. _
Four linesor less 1 insertion meta; 3 times 31.00
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Saviour, hear me; ' - - - u dd' ll’ 'd Mrs
. . ls decxdedly pretty. Miss Regina Schuyler, We are asked to a we mg sal . AND _The “on t r om over the News Ofilce furnace gas and other conveniences. The ground.
.Be thou near me; indeed ! Really Bonsall is too bad to put Bonsall to her husband some six weeks af- knife, nor have I been “beat” In my life uu- Bgf;g§:'f5l°::n§f::;flgg' _ I _' j j 2 -_ :33 T015533 block, suitable fox‘ lawyer, doctor. or to} are pleusnnt and \vcllshudud_ 1,0, fume, Dam“- Th h f l d , th b 'c dl
K ‘ f - . , . . -1 l S l d' - h 0 h - h I 0 ' 51 th _’ _ _ . _ _ . __ 7.00 Millinery, or dress making. Apply to DR.A. lars inquire on thepremlses otMrs.J. M. Carter. 13 9115 0 Ode 11p ecam n an ace:
eep me sa ebeneath that: eye. such muons mm the boy’s head.” And terward. tr ast a or .ly mg t. n t at mg t u'esqg‘arc. xmon s. 15.00 HILL 13.“. A k' h l‘ a .- , h bb f
“IfI; - dlh th h tb‘ lar Mr. McFaI-lane pursued his way to the “A wedding—whose wedding?” asked played billiards fora Delmonico diuner;I Two u °3°y3""vllmp«'ip°{' .' I -. I 25.00 , ,' ‘ ‘ FOR SALE 1315111 283:}, gr lit (3.323;; e]; y ace,
- ve grieve e0 roug ls ( 3’ oilice unconscious of the fate awaiting him Mr. Bonsall, not greatly interested. was beaten. After stepping up to the coun- gh'eeu" t er 6'0, “n 0‘” chi-I '_ "_ '_ ‘_ '_‘ 33.3 Til llEilTr—vFine, pleasant rooms, over Kiien & T GREEN’S FARMS—The Homestead of the ”- s 1:9 “11 5} , y g h .
Let my sm be washed away; i , , , . , n d . f h I k Th' -d neq at “um . grey" _. -. . . _ . . 80-00 F R E IG N D R A. F1 S .hulanuelsstore,lila1n Street. Applyto We Samuemmnflm engmwandmmnnuy She tossed it up and,down mt earr—
- . there “Nancy Howard S! ter an paying ort e game, too a n One half . . l 9 13tf Ml.s.J.I«.MUltP.AY. . . h i . “,0, h G . u , . h
Make me meek and pure and kind, - . ,, - FullColumn.one year, ------- 150.00 . __ located. Within imam "‘1‘“ W . t e. me“ How pretty youll look, llttle babe, w 0n
- - “Any letters Saunders t” he asked as be “Nancy Howard’s—you don’t mean— avenue car for home. When I got on the spec,“ Notice, 25 percent. advanceon the above. ‘ ' . . . . Farms Station of the N. Y., N. 11. a n. Railroad, is - .
Gwe me thy mom hmy mlndi ’ ’ . . . - H'Lo 110:1 e in ReadingColnmng 250““. ' ll REEL—SIX 11308 rooms, With large .garden, offered for sale. It consists of a good Dwellin -you wear .
Saviour‘he me. passed the clerk’s desk. “I see the packet The Idea which occurred to Mr. Bonsall rear platform I found It crowded, and no- erlineca . c s , _ , . I good well of Water, and Fruit. Enquire of House, with Barn, and other Ont-Buildlnss,goo§ That little new robe it said she
at ’ - - n ' . - . ' ' ' ll- 1 “ " n . nd~ p I t d ‘ egg con- , JACOB WEEKS. Water, and abundance of Peaches, Pears, Apples, . » ‘ '
Be thou near me - ‘5 13- fatlly struck mm dumb. “cad a. we dressed co ored fate d 1 t Yearly Karim? rsregtric: §°§h§bwn m d and other Fruit together with 25 Acres of fine ' * «- * * c
’ “ " ‘ .. v - “Yes Nanc and McFarlanci” answered brother" a bier short-hailed man with four ”pm” a t “m“ °°n "W ' u “We!” e H V - ' Land. For particulars enquire of uoswnLL A.
Let me now thy mercy find. . ~ Yes» 5“- “my a“ 0" 30‘“ deal“ and ’ y ' m ‘ ’ “atti‘ié'l‘wl‘éiflll‘. 5&3: millig‘rigmumnn' F0“ S“ LE AT THE Store and Apartments to Let. RAYMOND, or EDMUND s. SMITH,Norwalk. In 9, rosewood calm the baby lay,
h , _ ' ‘ ' - ' his wife en‘o in her lord‘s discomfiture. others of the same sort beside an old en- . -
Ir Bousall is waiting to speak to you In 1 J y g . a g Advance payment requiredforalltransicntadvcr- ARGE STORE 0N MAIN ST., one of the best 118 mother had wept the night away
“Thou art loving me above, your room. What ails Mr. McFarlane l”' uThey are to be married at St. Paul's, very domain with a white neck-tie,and adelicate, momenta? c I . tho I I _ _ .500 . locations on the mean some opnIImemm . FOR S ALE. . . d . b' th
And I love thee for thy love; said the clerk to himself, as his principal quietly, and sail for Europe as soon as pos- efi'eminaie-lookmg youth. . _ gaftemu“ ‘1.“mu'2ne .. e.’ s'. .7 .- .. - 10:00 neighborhW“ 0" themidge: “n“ °“3£§,‘§,‘1$},’2$5°3 THuntinflton Com, ,, desimble ,csmencp Wm, mEcmng "5 y mg "m '
Thou didst leave thy throne on high, passed on. “I don’t believe he ever before sible." , , , This youth stood against the rear railing FullColumn, one tiniIe‘.i - -t a 2‘“; 1:0 21- 3%!th , ' “‘fié’fi‘filalffiz‘l’ii'iszsfpl’ly to s. E' ' A . s Ninety (in) 90’... of'mnad neg} Derby “a Bu. With It pressed to her bosom she prayed to
And for me come down to die. forgot to ask for-my wife. I hope nothing “The deuce they "are. Aid after all I between me and the old gentleman with the “35:3,!“ 3:3,? 33%;, $23,315:, $th " ' GAZETTE OFFICE: . _ t‘i‘glgl‘fiius‘lgi‘ii}!1;“531'33'3335’....‘f'éviFlffEtg’fia‘jg’; keep _ ' .
Thou Wilt hear me, is wrong.” .Ml‘. Saunders had an invalid said l0 him l" - ' ' white neck-tie. I thought the short-haired deAsl" :33”$135333:spiilvsgélgtgedgglfii 3'35; ' . To RENT. girl: for 1%r3$2; ’rl‘es-Sd‘llllfletb s1;_I;I'iyce gfitplnggég.‘ Ct Her daflmg bah! from 30mg ‘0 sleep
And be near me— wife, who was indebted to Mr. McFarlane “Alter all you said to him i” echoed Mrs. men were pickpockets, so Ifelt for my pock- $133: 15:: $1: 501%»? All unusual cutIs and do- OIIIISIIIEIcIlIn llifitqtufigcgpc. with all the improve- ‘ ' ' . = . - In the cold, cold arms of death,
They buried the baby in 'thek’garment just
wrought, '
Whose every stitch held a ' hopeful thought,
From that loving mother’s sight.
On a marble stone she wrote with a tear,
“How many hopes are buried here
Boots and Shoes. ‘
WANTED.
A FEW shares of the Capital Stock of the Fair-
field County National Bankand oi TheNation-
at Bank of Norwalk.
_ GEO. E. MILLER,
28“ at the N nrwalk Savings Society
JAMES MITCHELL or G. O. KEELER.
Also, House with small Store,on New Canaan
road, on reasonable terms. Enquire of
5 ' G. O. KEELER.
ehbook, found it all right, thenbuttoned up
my overcoat, and, like atrue “old sport,”
waited to see the fun. In a few minutes
the colored individual shouted, “Stop push-
ing.” The big, short-haired man said.
“Shut up, or I’ll mash you.“ Then the
' Bonsall.
“The moment you told me what you said
to him, and especially as to Nancy’s being
talked about, I knew you had made the
match. You could have got him to marry
old Miss Puget in the same way.”
I am safe while thou art nigh.”
Selected.
MR. BONSALL’S MATCHMAKING.
for many little comforts.
Mr. Bousnli was waiting in the ollice.
He was a stout man with red hair and
whiskers, and a bluff, uncompromising man-
ner. He had a habit, on which he pfided
himself, of always “speaking his mind"—
Norwalk, Conn,
n
CALVIN o. CHILD, . . .
LAW. our} 433,3,“
Rooms Nos. 8 and 9, Seel'y’s Hall, Main Sire t
s‘runroap, CONN. . , '
The law firm of Ferris, Child .bl'essenden was
Cabin Laudstecrage Passages -to or from Great
TO LET.
E FINE, LARGE ROOMS'lntely occupied by
My uncle, Alexander McFarlane, was
waiting breakfast an event very uncommon Britain, soldat the established rates. Drafts issued
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T.
. . . , , , . . bi s. Vande bilt sa M'll’ er or r the store
With 111me for Aunt Nancy was the 90“} of that 15: or saying every ”"133 and any thing “But such a sacrifice, Mary Anne P7 pressure became great, and .t he deIIlcate and dissolved by mutual consent. March latilm: 0.6. ,at. the 10‘7““ NW???“ ”tes'! 0‘ the shbscriberf a ‘ l m} y, e In that little robe of While l"
punctuality. Nevertheless she was a little which came into jhig head—a habit which “Oh, well, Idon’t know. I dare say he 61791111111118 youth by my Side 831d 10 me, Childwillcontinnehisbusinessat-thogbovelddfefl- , ; ‘ 7“ E'P'WEED' E the undersigned havingformed “-00 pm at ' a- s o a
late this mornin . Eivht o‘clock was the did not cause him to be held ' mi hi; feel it a little of a sacrifice net at “0111 the are crushin me i” I said “M o. . ‘ I ‘ " .' ' . . ' ' , _ ' - ’ ' ' ' ,' ’
g a “d by h“ g j , ‘ y g - ’ y max. 5. GIBSON, a - - - - . A. II. BYINGTON a; 90- T0 RENT. Stowgfghgfififiefggfigfiogfiegggéufig‘lflfi: In the Savrour’s arms a baby lay; ,
. HE FARM-HOUSE, ofthelate George Lockwood
deceased, (formerly owned and occupied by
William St.John.)sitnated between Norwalk and
New Canaan. Enquire of WILLIAM L. WAKING,
New Canaan. or E. l’.WEED, Nbrwalk. 10“
FOR SALE oar-To RENT.
NEAT and unusually commodinsbottage, near
nace, Water Closet, &c.
OFFICE.
boy, get closejo me; I will keep the roughs
from hurting yen.” He answered, “Thank
you, sir, I' will,” and so he did. The big,
short-haired man then made a lunge at the
American-African; when the old‘gentleman
with. the white neck-tie raised his hands and
cried", “Let us have peace; don't strike one"
of the doWn-trodden'raflc i” I thought the
, fun would commence ;‘ It looked dike a
How A Porn Is ELECTED—The prospect fight. . » - '
of the death of the pope attracts interest to The youth. snuggled up clOser and closer
the manner ofelectinghis successor. When to me, and finally, screamed out. “Keep the
a vacancy occurs in the papacy, the govern- crowd off, or I’ll be killed.” I got desper-
firsts-but by this time he has persuaded him-
self that there never was such a woman,
and that the favor was all on her side. I
don’t think, for my part, that MeFarlane
will ever regret it.” ,
And I don't think Uncle McFarlaue ever
did. '
From The Aldme for May.
breakfast hour, and it was now fully ten acquaintance, He and Uncle McFarlune
minutes past. had once been partners, and they still kept
Aunt Nancy was- not my Uncle McFar- up a kind of intimacy, at which many peo-
. lane’s wife. He was a widower of some ple wondered.
fifteen years’Istauding. Fifteen years before “Well, Bonsall, how goes the world with
his wife had left him a delicate little boy for you i" asked my uncle, leisurely taking off
a keepsake, and had gone away, whispering his' coat and overshoes.
withIher last breath that she was very “Oh, well enough. If'itdOn't go to suit
happy. Her mother and sister, whohad me, I make it, that’s all" answered Mr.
, . come to the house to nurse her, remained Bonsal'. “But see here, McFarlainchidn’t
' alter her death, according to Uncle Mc- come hereto bandy compliments. 1 want
Farlane’s particular request. He would be to talk to you about a serious matter.”
so glad, he said, if it were not exacting too “Well, what is it i” asked my uncle, pre-
hls oldcustomers, also, our oldfricnds and patrons
and the publieln general, to give as a call and we
willconvincethem that by
From its rosewood cofiin far away,
, In the realms of love and light.
Honorable Dealing, 6; Small PIOfitS The angels a_garment had folded about
which makes quieksaies, t at. we are bound to give IlS little form that Will neVel' wear 011t—
satisfaction and defy competition. Our motto is ‘ -
“THE NIMBLE SIXPENCEIS BETTER THAN _A seemless ”be 0f “h‘te' , ,
—Dat'ly Alta, Oalgforma.
o i tof the FirstCongre sauna Church,
non ‘53:”: or nnwzvonx. rarest-her of the.
Plano-Forte, Organ Inna. nil-lea]
, Composition. , -
Box. 879 P. 0. NONWALK, CONN.
In New York, care ofWilliam A. Pond Al 09,, 896
Broadway. ~ .- . -, i. , ,- j . .
ILLIAM B. RIDER,
Engineer andsurveyor,
NORWALII, CONN.
o l ft'with Sherman Stevens atthe GA'zn-ra
Orslgesfsoi by mailfigggtiy'atte’nded to. .‘Also _,
Agent for JAS. LE . 7 DOUBLE ._TURBINE
WATER W11 EEL, the best in use. Power-I pledggg
3
‘ TEE SLOW SHILLING ”
NILE AID IIPPEII lEA‘I’IiEI, FIIIIIIES, ML,
Wholesale and Retail. Particular attention paid to
CUSTOM- WORK,
in all its branches, also REPAIRING done with neat-
ness and dispatch. SM [TH Jr. HANFOBD.
CnAaLEs SMITH. J ossru P. HAnronD.
m... l..
'the Bridge. Hot and Cold water, Gas, Fur-
Apply at GAZETTE
, .—
TnE Tnonm'm PATH.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
A COTTAGE TENEMENT right in the village '
_ has seven rooms, large garden attached, with a
good well, also cistern of water, variety of fruit,&c.
rice $4,600; rent 825 per month. For further par-
tlcnlarsenqulre at this office.
Go‘ to bed? Not yet, for I want to think:
When one is in sorrbw, one longs for
peace;
on Iknow, since Sunday, the house has
CARPENTER AND BUILDER. And y
’ 'GOLORED GLAZED PAPERS.
much of.a sacrifice, to have Mrs. Howard paling to listen, not without a longing ment 0f the church devolvesad imam. 0“ 319.1“ 30 0f niy POCket‘bOOk. “(I With equal“) any over-“0" . F0]: SALE A BARGAIN nmfl’ffi’ig’firy°umnr°§mge Citizens °‘N°" rung ‘
and Nancysiay with him, keep up his house "lance at his foreign letters and papers. the sacred college. " To this body belongs both hands pushed the crowd back. The ' _ . ~ , i ' . r . . ~ ' I, HE HOUSEAND LOT men” , i d 1"“ W8 3 e Sprelmre t0 0 With wear whispers that would not
, grandattend to his little boy. So Mrs. How: a “I’m going to speak my mind, asIulways .also the right of electingu successor to the youth iheuvsaid to me, “Please to pull the ISAA 0 W. IVES! .5 Shades’ f - late Jason 11- Merrill: contgigigggpelght ar 3: 23:12:??bhzagg 0?: ullliollfiggghe: cease. y -
. . r , y , are ~
rooms, pleasantly situated on the Newtown Roa ,
and in a healthy location; has a good well of water,
deceased pope. - When complete, the sacred bell, sir, thisismy street." As he‘was about ‘
. all in good order; within 10 minntes'waik of the
ard, who wasawidow withavery straiteu- do i” said Mr. Bonsall. “I want to know G d ' ht A d r‘ H ‘ 0d 't '
00 mg , my eaI.... ow go 1
b
patronage. Willtrytoplcase. Shop Ccntcravenue,
near Main street. ‘
2
L U MBE R . f
ed income, rented her littlehouse in the what you mean to do about Nancy 9" college consists of seventy members. , At iojump off the car he thanked me for my ~ , . . . . ' mm 0 a d hand r ,h h .
. . . . . _ . . .= - g . - h . P 4,000. SAMUEL warren. ,,
New England village where she had always “Aye, what About her f—that’s just it. present it numbers only fifty-five members, kindness, and I 11101131“ him tobe 8 very 'forsale-in-My-desné quantum“ the fi‘fifi’fiifiggivg‘ gl’fgggfiefyglf‘l’eg” tglfiglisw ‘ feels ‘ - ° .
lived, and came to preside over Mr. McFar— Of course you Can’t go on as you do now. 'pomposed of five cardinals of the order of nice young man. The “cullud pussun" and .' . ': . ; , , , , ’or ' ' u. ’Admmsmwrfit W C QUINTA RD as CO To be free from the watch bf “'0” 10mm
lane’s spacious mansion and liberal house- It was well enough when the old lady was bishops, thirty-four of the order of priests, short-haired man soon follovVed. Then the Danbury, ponn, . ' , - ' .. ' FOR SALE. 'Wh;] s 1 d P t .1 D I i. .’ _ eyes! _
' keeping in Greenwich street, New .York— alive; but her death changes all that, and and six of the order of deacons. This body old man shouted, "Somebody has stolen my S M D _-, _ . , 7 . G A z E T TE 0 F F I C E 9 ugbfimggly fifinifififli’l $32:eg osegIzprgchIhry e a "n ‘e i“ e“ "5 n O kind good friends, you would help me ..
' m Uncle McFarlane lived in Greenwich f lk ‘ . ’ ' elects the new 0 ebv ballot and must 0 watch 1” There was cite a commotion. 1" OAKE ’ ° ' - ' ' ‘ ' - " " d' i t’h (I ' ' m2“ ‘ I
Y o s wrll talk Nancy s an old ward, to _be P P . l g q o' PnYSlOIAk 5‘ SURGEON. filéfii‘ifiifll‘l’i“i‘ileehéfié’el‘lf$5333.32. Hardwale, Palms! fllls! Glass! If you did not all try so to sympathize g '
Dulce over Alfred Knapp’s store. - Washington St.,
on voting till two-thirds of their-number After it had somewhat subsided, Isaid to , , ,
,q0h.§“““"~’,' - gratis {$3 ‘
have agreed upon one name. The election him, “I guess you are from the country, sir.”
of the present pope was unanimous. To He answered excitedly and indignantly,
those who care to discuss the ‘question of “No, air! to the manor born, sir! Why do
who is to be the successor of Pius IX, it you ask me that question, sir?” I said,"
may be interesting to know that the nation- “Simply because any Yorker ought to
alities of the‘45 members of the Sacred know that there was a gang of pickpocketfl
Collegeare as follows: Italian,33; French, on this platform, and act accordingly.”
5; German, 3; Spanish 3; English, (Cardi- The old gentleman looked savagely at me,
nal Cullen) 1. It will thus be seen that, if and replied. “Sir. the only persfm who line-
there is anything in the ties of nationality, near my watch-pocket W115 “191 youth you
the next pope ought to be an Italian, as na~ W35 so anxious about.” I thrust my hand
tives of Italy constitute two-thirds of the into my pocket, but mypocket-book was
sacred college,_with three votes to spare. gone. You may betthat' there W35 some
To any one who expects the college to be tall language by the undersigned for a few
somewhat permeated with Podel‘lljdeifll an minutes; but I soon reached “my street”
inspection of their ages is not encouraging. and gbt 03 the 094'- As I was. about to step
The united ages of the lot amount to 3,007 on the sidewalk the old gentleman shouted,
street,a tact which marks the date of my
story with sufficient exactness. _
Mrs. Howard had been dead three months,
and still Aunt Nancy presided over Uncle
McFarlane’s household. Neither of them
had eger thought of a change as either
necessary or desirable. Nancy had been a
fair, prim,.and somewhat quiet girl when
she came to live in Greenwich street. She
was still a tair.somewh‘at prim woman of
thirty-five, with pretty, soft brown hair,
violet-blue eyes, and a pure, soft, somewhat
changeful complexion. She was not in the
least like a modern young lady‘s heroine.
She had no particular aspirations beyond
the limited and. old-fashioned one of doing
her duty in that state of life to Which it had
pleased God to ,call her. She did not con-
with gas, furnace and marble mantcls. Size of lot
80x21? feet. Strawberries, Grapes, and Pear trees in
hearing. The place is within five minutes’wulk of
the New Haven Railroad Depot, and for a rare
chance to purchase aural-class place low. asses-
mon given on April lst. ' Part of the purchase money
can remain on bond and mortuaae. Enquire of
u. H. ELWELL, or cnaitfns E. DoTY,
llif South N orwalk, Conn.
- - Ho so and Lot for Sale.
. ' -- , OT 75b 150 feet; large desirable House, con-
. taining 10 rooms, and is situated on Spring
hill, commandln a fine view of Long Island Sound
.and vicinity of orwalk village; a elstern and good
well of pure, soft water on the premises, also a fine
assortment of Fruit Trees, Vines, the. For terms of
sale apply to GEORGE H. RAYMOND,
10ft at the store ofL. J. Curtis, 23 Main Street.
A EARM of about twenty acres, situated on Wolf-
pitl. Hill, about two miles from Norwalk Bridge,
I: offered for sale. There are on the premises a
Dwelling House,large Barn and Carriage House.
all in good condition; also, an excellent garden,
with considerable fruit, 8 good spring of water, &c.
The place is offered at a reasonable price. For fur-
sure—forty, if she’s an hour--"
“Thirty-five i" said my ,unele, 'eorreciiug
him. . .
“Well, five years don’t matter much.
She’s an old maid, as I said. Still, folks
will and do talk, and you ought to. get rid
of her. The truth is, McFarlane, you ought
to marry again; and of course you can’t.
with Nancy in the house.”
“You think so ?” -
I“Why’ of course not. There's Miss
Regina Schuyler, now. She’d jump at the
chance of marrying you; but you don’t
suppose she would set up housekeeping
with Nancy Howard, do you i”
“I must beg, Bonsall, that you‘ will not
bring Miss Schuyler’s name into question,”
said my uncle. “Such liberties are not to~
South Norwalk, Conn.
' Also, Plain White
9a.m.to9p.m. .. if
House'Furnishin‘g Goods,
Also all kinds of .
Mechanics’ Tools,
AND
AIBIGIILTIIRAL IMPLEMENTS.
LOCKS, KNOBS, NAILS, AND BUILDERS’
HARDWARE, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY
of the best kind. Remember the place,
No. 3 Opera House Block, -
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
W'. O. QUXNTABD, BUR]! KNAPP
IRON FENCING.
THE subscriber is now
uish several styles of
Let me turn the lamp,—so; now the light
shines 4 '
Far down the hall, on th rpet old,
On the white path measured from. east to
west, ~
Over faded glories of brown-and gold.
‘ PRINTING PAPERS.
Canary. MANY, ‘l -
’ f E at T I s T,
NORWALK, Conn. '
Miles on Main Street, exposite Connecticut Hotel
Teeth filled and extracts . _ 30
ARTIFICIAL'TE‘ETH' INSERTED at. Low RATES.
Fifteen years since ,h'e‘brought Inc home!
Choosing this carpet was first of my care ;
Andhe teased me merrily all that spring ‘
About my “treasures of tables and Chairs.”
DR. J. o. masons,
DENTI'ST.‘ g _,
' . NORWALK, CONN.
0fice in Gazette Building, Room No. 8, over Jack-
son’s Brothers’ store, Nitrous oxide or Laughing
Gus, administered when desired. A new device for
late work—light, durable and cheap.
\
“Your heart is set on' your spoons,” he said;
“I shall steal them; in truth, I do well to
, be vexed. '
I wedded Minerva: lo, I find _ ,
Her soul in the tea. am! What change
next ‘9”
Farm for Sale.
preparedto make andfur-
'5
Wrought and Cast Iran Fencing,‘
DR. SCRANTON: to enclose churches, dwellings and burial plots.
—¥B—
*
sider herself a martyr to uncongeuial cir- be taken with respectable young ladies." years, giving an average to each of about while shaking his cane at 111831 believe the, panic“ at, an aim onus, subscribe,- on the A, ~
cumstances, because she made Uncle 110- “Liberty or not, she would have you in a sixty-seven years. Tenof'them was born you know W110 Might .myrwatch, sir! If D E N T I s T, “Wises-0; 0‘ 130%“ ADAMS: 3‘ the.'1’e°P’e’3 — so- . So he teased throunrh the day- but when
Farlane’s shirts and mended his stockings, minute. Aud‘there’s another thing about in the last century—the oldest being Efren. I could see a policeman, I would have. you Extractingteeth and inserting artificial dentures a ,.’ ““1““- N°“"‘"- (“1) JAMESIE- “IXON- [1'9“ Gates, Doors, Shutters and twilight cameo , ' - »
and even the fact. 0f going _ dCWH into the it. Nancy Howard‘is dead in love with bishop of Chamber-y, who is 'in his ninety- arrested, sir.” I hastened home, a sadder “pew", I ‘ . FARM F013 SALE: Gratings. . His arms around Inc we paced the hall
. kitchen, to (10.111? his immaculate ruffles. you, herself, and ofcourse you can’t marry first year- The youngest memberof the but a wiser man- Please notify your read- OFFICE IN ELY’s BLOCK ‘ ' ‘ THE my “gimme mm “mm” mm.“ 9‘” “will”tinldBl°llil§iinglaildmg”magma And~I heard the schemes about rod-'3 all?!
when old Mrs. Brown’s hands W616 too. .her—thatis out of the question." college is Cardinal Lucien Bonaparte, who era to beware of a delicate and efi'eminate 1 ‘ SOUfFNOSWAIIK. CONE — A N D C A R D W O R K , — Dung"; (,{lfifggafng'gggfl’fggfigtgflfift‘gfijrgfl'g" “an" "at c '35 n ‘ wheels ' ' ‘
‘, lame, and the Chambermaid’s too unskillml “Nancy HoWard pl repeated my uncle, in. "is forty.four years old, and who will prob- youth on the rear platform ' of a city rail- ' V - 3mm,”3535,31,,ruggedness? a; BLACKSM ITH WORK- ‘Acids and dlkalies each and all
to be trusted with them, did not awaken in a tone ofbewflderment, ably be a good deal older before he is again road car. ‘ . ' GAGE INSLEE» fruit; of tthlest kind, together’With Dwelling, flea Shopiu rear of Solmon-‘s HatShop, Union street I ’ . '
- . Barns, two-storyStore-House, 0311:1338 House, &C. South Nor-walk. . Ti" I won some share of my husbgnd'g
Will be sold cheap, and on easy terms. Apply to WM. H. DUNCAN.
A R C H I T E C T, A. SELLECK, Executor.
746 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Residence, Stamford, CL,
Special attention paid to country residences. 2-1y
her mind any desire to rush out into the
world in search of a career. No such fancy,
had ever entered Nancy Howard’s head.
She was absolutely “contented with her
present condition,” willing to go on making
Uncle McFarlane’s shirts keeing his house,
spoiling his child, and “making it pleasant
for .him,” as she simply ‘said. Her great
pleasures consisted in doing muslin embroi-
dery, visiting the-poor, going to church, and
, reading the English classics, with now and
“To be sure, man. Any one but you considered an eligible candidate for the
would have seen it, though Nancy is not the papal chair. ‘ '
woman to throw herself at any man’s head,
I’ll say that for her. My wife has known it
this long time, and I can see it too. Of
course you can’t marry hr. She is old,
and poor, and plain, and in delicate health
skill,—— _
5. Love makes apt pupils, you understand ;
. For his tests and reckoning, an eager will
Madea ready brain and a dext’rous hand.
HEALTIIFULNEss or APPLEs.——There is
_ ‘ A, _ N . no article of vegetable food more widely
Bermuaafil 01‘ 115 it. used toIbeIcalle'ii‘ny-iu l and more universally liked than the
the English,»Sommers’ Isles, he In latitude BIPPk‘r ’mh'ff'arv farmer who has not an
32 deg. 20 min. N., 64 deg. 50 min. W: The apple 0113113”! Wherswmltsimumiu grow
climate is delightful and the islands healthy, at all, is one of the mysteries; "Let'eve‘ry
besides. So, of course, all you can‘do is ,0 the temperature from December to March housIekeeper lay in a good supply of apples
get rid of her. Send her home to her ranging from 60° to 66°, and between and ith1ll be the most economical Invest-
native place wiihapension, marry Regina Adril and September from 75° ‘0 79°~ menIt 1‘} the cuhnarles. A raw mellow PIP'
Schuyler, and 1393i“ life anew. The dew point ranges high, so that the air‘ ple is digested In an hour and a half,~while
0
of every description, at the :
c. ll. KENDALL, M. a,
D E N '1- 1 s '1- .
Ofiice East Side DepotSquare,WashingtonStreet, All, the path was the way to Fortune then !
The brown and the old were a and
South Nam-um, or. bright, ‘5 g y
‘ Dentistrfln all Our footsteps fell on no faded t' is;
its branches per-
mmedmmebest The road to ruin was out o ght.
manner.
Small Place for Sale.
Stf
THE HOUSE AND LOT situated just west of the
Wide River Bridge, on the south side of the
road, nearly opposite the residence of J amefPanton,
Esq., is offered for sale. The housecontains six
rooms wirh cellar, &c.. and is offered at. a low price;
large part of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage. This is a good chance to secure a home.
Apply at the GAEI 'TTE OFFICE. 3
“BUILDING LOTS.” .
~ 'mHEundersl ned one: for Sale some ofthe most
' “Wing‘sites in the village, lying
BAIETITEI I103 PRINTING OFFICE-
3
'W‘”“’" "ITCaELL.
At the ever pout... ..
UNION MARKET,"
has always the best of
Beef, Veal, Mutton, and Pork,
then anovel. If she had any trials she kept r‘Does Mrs. Bonsnll really think thal_. is moist at all seasons. The islands were heiled cabbages require five hours. The attairlivinngI-lces. Union(formcrly1lsilodel)Mar 3.13% Sh? If": “fags; 32:23:?“ Wm“ . spIIIcm atten- Things changed in time; science kept “SI
them. to herself, confidiug them to no .that Miss Howard entertains such senti— Emma Berm‘ldasflfim 1fernmldefi‘dtspan- mlost lllItlaaltIhtul (Easier; that {am 1;: placedfon kenon the ridge. . git: oftheviilage aIudIhal'borihliI’cefilYIllw‘.andtag: {fighggnggefi poor,“ - .'
‘ spiritual dirteOI‘o newspaper editor, 01‘ meats?” asked my uncle, as Mr. Bonsall 1ard,who first saw them In 1527» and they t eta e 15 a d e app e. on en re- NOTICE. " ppy o S..E..OLMSTI:‘31D',§ iléhfféofsif..‘ti What ““13th matter, ’twere hard 9° 933’;
Oxide . or Lau h-
ing Gus. Having
‘ . used the Gas for
thelast nineyearswith unvaryin g success, I am per-
fectly satisfied as to its safety, and know positively
that I can extrac teeth without pain orlnjnry to my
patients. I keep good gas constant.y on hand, and
use themOst approved apparatus in administeringit.
P. S.——Ofilcc not open on lil outlays or Saturdays.
aused a moment: “Women see such were called Sommers’ Isles by the English, quently at breakfast with coarse bread and
things more clearly than men.” I from Sir George Sommers, who was ship- batter, without meat or flesh of any kind,
“Ofcourse she does. She was talking of wrecked there in 1609, and this accident it has an admrrubleIcfi‘ect on the general
it last night. ‘Nancy ought to have a was the occasion of their being colonized system, often rcmovmg constipation, acrdt-
chauge’ says she ‘if she don't she’ll go ofi‘ from Virginia in 1611, only four years Sher ties, and cooling off febrile conditions more
’ ' ’ effectually than the most approved medi-
L KI. LOCKIWCOD. No one bought the books; the lectures
I were dull ;* '
And the rich men wavered; "Would that
scheme pay 2’”
'. female friend. Such was Nancy Howard'at
five-and-thirty-
My Uncle MeFul-lane was a fine gentle-
mdn in the true sense of the phrase. He
.was ummpeachable in integrity, nnspotted
D
Ilisnbscribers haviua formed a copartnership and
T taken the “PEOPLE’S MARKET,” in Skiddy’s
block, Main st., formerly conducted by J. T. Adams,
are now prepared to serve the .public With all the
best cuts of meats, of all varieties. The stock wrll
e bought and butchered expressly for the firm, thus
securing fresh meat of the best quality. By faithful
attention to the wants of thclrcustom ers they will
Norwalk, Sept. 21, 1868. .
M111 Property
FOR SALE.
HE subscriber 05ers for Sale his liiill Property
situated in West Norwalk. about: two miles
E
T “Practical science is all we want;
morals,- in manners absolutely perfect—a like her sister. She’s a quiet, patient crea— that colony was itself formed. The Bcr- . . . . aim to deservelibernlpatronagekuq&WIXOV from Daricn Depot, three miles from SunthINIor- .
V little set in his way, and possibly somewhat “,1.er says she; ‘but it is e'asy ,0 see what mudas consist of about five huudmd islets clues. If families could be Induced to use . §:;£:£I;$§o; AD ' ' 1’5 ‘ - :ffififififimggglgagrggfilgselgiggnélsax‘ll.st}ggfxmpg_ . o I I It IS worth what it brings, no 'one ’wrt
particular in eating and drinking. He was ails her.’ Now, you see, het'beiug eou- with four principal islands, St. George’s apples SOJDd and ripe, f01' PiES, cakes, and uppnt (1:2 feet heuEdl andfall ofwater,'withIthree,acres old gai‘rlag‘e Snap more! , ' .
also given to amusing himself in a quiet sumpti‘vé is another reason why you can’t three miles and a. half long; Bermuda, fif- sweciuleats, Willi WhICh children are 100 . s gaggmfa‘;ohienyagigimhfiiggebaus;iggglgligefloorwf o Prove ihleiskI nothing; or some of your
. . . . . _ . . . - u . , ‘ II .- . .
way with the peculiarities of those about marry her. So, there! I’ve spoken my lien ~~mlIiIefil,ISomerIslet,II illllree , and Ireland, freguell'uiiftufi‘ed,ttlielle $051M?!” ilbfllllmln JOHN ROBE T . 113133:ng Io; géhlgssfigglfblg, RealI Estate Agent, 13°}?! cfirfiinges 313d €13?" lye“ c, eshm I? de to or der, M' 1flIIIendIsI . h I 1 h
' . ' ' ‘ ' ' - “a 10“ "1 9511‘“ 0 3 0c 0‘3 1 5 1n ' . L , ‘ an ep rngan o n (one int e estmanner ‘l‘r l' -w1l are n a 3
him. But he never wrllrngly hurt or mind, 331 always do,audIhope you Will i rec e readt o i ese average from , Dealer In . WIIIIINIIIIIIIIHIISept25I01ISIII3IIJ‘uc‘nyS'I'ItisE'II‘is9 “(1mm the “most dismal . adoory’ st essga ce t ‘.
Having arranged to carry on the business lately
conducted by his brother, on
MARSHALL STREET,
and engaged the skillful and experienced workmen
lately employed by him, the subscriber feels confi-
dent that he can satisfy all the old customers of the
_ Oldest Stand in N orwalk,
and such others as may be led to extend to him their
patronage. .
C. M. TUTTLE;
41
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
THE undersigned would respcti‘ully announce to
.. the citizens in this vicinity, that at his
Drug Store, ‘
CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT STS.
can always be found
P.URE DRUGS,
onoICE WINES and LIQUORS
. IFOR MEDICAL PURPOSES,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
have sense enough to act upon “I" one-eighth of a mile to two miles. The a single year sufficient to lay in a stock of
“I shall certainly actupon it!» said my minor islandsare so disposed as to form this delicnous fruitfor the whole season.
uncle, calmly. . _ numerous picturesque creeks and bays of
“And soon, I hope 3n said Mr. Bonsall, great size and depth, and many islets are so
rising. “The sooner the better.” insignificant that they are without name or
uThe sooner the better g" echoed my inhabitants. St. George’s is the , military
uncle. “I (”mg agree with you. Thank station, and commandsthe entrance of the
you, Bonsai], thank you In only passage for large vessels.
“I ”1le I did a good piece of work this lation in 1861 wasnbout 11,000 persons,
morning f’ said Mr. Bonsull to his wife,‘as 4,700 white, and 6,800 colored, wrth British early to 1‘65", when soon after the family
he was preparing to go out: “I Spoke to temporary resrdents enough to make “P a hearing a slight noise from him went in, and
McFarlane about Nancy y} And he repeat. grand total of 12,600, which is almost pre- it} g few IInomenis fie was dead]; “Ill thoulghfi.
- - else] the number of acres of llth 'l . 0 earl isease- e was a is y In M
ed the substance of theIconversatron. Mrs. ”The filimaie is id‘toresemble tha: 13:15:: and respected citizen, had represented the
BonsallIwas 3 qurct, kind-hearted woman; , , _ , ‘town in the House of Representatives, and
but, like her husband, she sometimes spoke 313': With the addition Of a constant sea held other Offices Of trust—LitdgfieldEngui-
her mind. She did so on this occasion. breeze, and it is considered equal to any on for. ’ ,
“Bonsall, you are an idiot! Most men the Ifuce of the globe.I The group is the ’
are in such matters, and you are a perfect Vemce.of the Atlantic; "16 Islands 0f
strange shapes, and the spacious lagoons
neglected . any one, and he had a. certain
genial graciousness of manner, which made
all his employees, from Mr. Saunders, his
confidential clerk, down to Black Sam, the
' carman, and Davy, the errand boy, feel the
.. better when he spoke to them.
. “Miss Nancy is a little late this morning i"
‘ observed Uncle MeFarlane, as Brown, his
man, brought him.the paper.
“Yes, sir. She was out till after twelve
"last night, at Sam’s, sir i” '.
“Indeed 1 How was that ?”
“Well, you see» sir, Sam’s girl was took'
with a quick consumps'olr last spring, and
his wile ain’t very rugged either. Miss-
Nancy, she’s been there a good deal, and
when Susy .was struck with death last even-
ing, she sends for her. So Miss Nancy, she
, JAMES FIN KEY,
- Real Estate Agent, Licensed Auction-
eer, Constable, Collector, s'cc. -
GRATEFULLY returns thanks for theveryliberal
patronage heretofore extended him by a gen-
erous public, and solicits a continuance of the same.
He has taken a desk at J. B. Burlburt’s Law Office,
Room No. 4. Gazette Building where he can here-
after he found, or orders can be left. He will aive
iromptatterftion to the buying and selling of .eal
‘state, renting of places, Auctioneering of .real and
personal property, the collection of debts, &c., and
willmake every reasonable exertion to please all
who may favo r him with their patronage. ,
Years were going and money was gone ;
And-the keen, quick order too had paled
With the hopeful heart went the ready
brain, - ~ .
But I loved him better because he failed !
Beef, glutton, Pork at Hams,
UP THE SHEPAUG VALLEY.
WASHINGTON—On Friday mor‘ning Na.
thaniel Galbin fell from the scaffold over
the barn floor, striking on the dashboard
-and fore-wheel of a wagon, breaking his
The popn- thigh very badly, and bruising himself
otherwise.
Friday night, Frederick Newton retired
PRESER VES, 0A NNED FR UITS, ‘19: 0. ,
No. 3 Ja‘mes’ Block, ‘
No complaint, no murmuring, even to
. me,—
Only the hall’s length measured alone
After each rebufi‘; while my heart knew
well ,
That every footfall stifled a moan.
' 7 WATER STREET, NORWALK CONN.
JAIME-S FIITCHELL,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
—AND-4 '
Fashionable Draper a; Tailor
' AND
GENTS’ FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Be So BIAASCER’,
mucus s. LOCKWOOD. PRICESTO sumu n
C ammuzrs a . P ”mantra.
' MONOGRAMS}
- CUT AND STAMPEDS
I was his comfort, his blessing,he said;
' The truest helper, his own dear wife.
I knew he meant it; and I know too
No woman could fill the whole ofhis life.
A CoNETIPATED OM. is a most unhappy
bird. As with birds so with men :—no .
’ His work would have rounded it out com- .
' - went and stayed till it Wad allover. It was one.” , . digestion “0 appetite no strength ' no At h‘s Store in PHfENlX BLOCK has constantly '11
8 great comfort to them, sir. Y0“ 599: Sam’s Mr. Bonsall looked as if some one had traversed by numerous boats, “hl‘fh are the strength,’no life. “Wine of the Wdods" I on hand a general assortulento Allthe new stylesof EgigA U 0 TI 0 N 11‘ E R 7 PATENT MEDICINES tf-c plete,
wife, she’s got a little young baby, too, and thrown a wet towel in his face_ “Why, nlfcessary megs of coItInmunlcatlfo% give glIlllI'es Iconstipation, (Pttslpcpsga,d lIIcIatiacbfi G R 0 I0 E R I E s ’ . , , - a-rhyslclans’érescripuonscarefullycompouud- Conlthe have done it—. Well, God
- p: 1 n ‘ t esitei not eartac itectureo onion. ”0'15 e55 POOP aPPe l e an e 115" ' CCKERY GLASS out a ‘ ‘ r A ‘ -, dda d lght. c b t d ght ' .
altogether It comes hard Mary Anne! Whats that for? restores add renews the inner man. All on ’ ' 'co’ lame“ 9 Bloaf’ W1" “”0" Solid agilenntrance on $3513.35; sit“ ‘s'm same knows best,
Our bitter is often His rarest swefi;
1y49,
I thank Him for sending His servant rest.
I813. ~ SPRING. .' I813
“You’ll find out soon enough. Go along, The sky is as blue as that of' Italy, and the s. F. PECK, South Norwalk. Conn.
do, and leave me in peace.” water so clear that the multitude of excel-
Mr.‘Bonsall was always very meek when lent fis“ which swarm we"? can be seen
his wife took these rare fits of plain speak- feeding and sporting among the 00’011‘001‘9
“I Should say so, indeed. We must see
that everything is done, Brown. Find out
1 I when the funeral is to he, and let me'know,
and tell your wife to send them something
who useit, speak in glowing language of
° . I! devotlu his constant personal attention to the
us wonderful cures. See advertisement. y g
business he hopes to merit public patronage.
W. H. SWORDS.
. TINl'ln srlnolullr.
NORWALK, CONN.
For he kept Faith’s anchor firm and true ;
His hand took a closer hold than mine
for sale at
’ DissoLUTroN’.
' comfortable when she oes to market. But in ‘ and he shut the door without another and splendidly variegated shells in the . . , . .. . . ,- I I ‘1' , I . I .
I here comes Miss N aniyr Send “9 break» wgrd. Mrs. Bonsall sat'looking at the fire depths between the islande Tflfifgfiar‘gnelrvslfil . {fli‘é’ég'iuixoi‘v‘éé‘ ”331321 Y T ° I {£an Residences, Farms and ‘ COWIZJGtI’t/l’on D-efieCZ On the chain ,that the miscroscope woull
fast Brown” I' 'with an. expression of vcxation, which ———~—— $533} fizghgglgffo‘ggEgggafgirgftmnficgg'? ME I c a nt 3.] 01' LOW, Prices, 4 a Countr Seats ~ _ _m_ - not show.
o ‘ ‘ n , . ~ . Av I e W 0 l I
Bleakfast was usually a somewhat silent gradually changed to one of kindness. k,Gm;§=¥0;aggsgpfiz-17Mfl J01"! H_OP- Wander Main Street. WILLIAM R N ASH . CORNER WASHINGTON AND MAINSTS" - —at=— I y . , Between things earthly and things dmne
meal, save {£11- 1Iuick'slchaitcr wiItIhtIJIis aunt ; .‘AIfter illiuilt IrinighIt 133 worse," 3:31 sh? Sllflllgé adeelleld td trustees Hills}; 50:13:31? Apr“ 96. 1873. 10 NATHAN IV'Es. ’ SOUTH NonWALKI. CONN}, . Bought,Sold,Rented and Exchanged. Chlna, crookery’ So the restless feet went up and down,
for Mr. Me at one a ways rea e paper, spca 'ing 0 e re: ‘ ancy Is a go sou ,. land bounded by Wolfe Monument Broad- ‘— . - , , Summer and winter morn and eve .
invariably asking Miss Nancy’s permission. and as sweet as honey. .She will make him way and Jefferson strelets, in that City, for . COP ABTNEBSHIP. Scotch GhBVIOIB, MBltODS, Grape and ' selleck 8 IBOOk Store. —AND— . Where I pace to-night’, till last week he fell
English Coatings,
MADE UP IN STYLE, AND AT LIOWES'I‘ PRICES'
the erection of a hospital for the indigent
sick and orphans. Last week Mr. Hopkins
notified the trustees that he had lhrther ded-
happy, and be happy herself, 811d it Will be :Where I am standing—I will not grieve,
good for the boy. But I think I see Bon-
—#
Heal Eslate,8tncks, Furniture", &6.,
“Why do you look at me so closely,
Alick i’" asked Miss Nancy, as she caught
HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS;
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
have this day formed a conartnersbip under the
in... and name oiIVES &STEVENS, for the purpose It is to selfish ! There, that shall do !
her It hew's gaze fixed “Pon her. 8311’s face when he hears °f i‘ 1" icated $2 000000 worth of re ert for the t i th Wh l l d R t 'l B t d “30°“ fl‘vwa'mmcd ““"mdeasme “55mm" ““3 , . .. , ‘ _ .
“I :35 thinking haw pretty you are p: For two hours my uncle sat looking maintena’nce’of the instigfioi , he hos— ghég'illiifi'ihaf ‘h°°€}s&;f¥:d,°§ 32:}... $135; 1%: gqgtcit. Cutting donei‘orotners to make as here . nip.tblicaudpnvate sale.I Auction Sales of —NOT ONLY— Am I not glad he has found release.—
answered Alick, with his usual frankneBS- through his office window yithoutevcn gllr’ll buldfigg}; will be 30mmetnceld {9 “1° giagggegivlhgrliglhlnl‘andafs2133;23:repfe‘ds- A LARGE ASSORTIMENT 0F . I D HOUSES-[101553 FARMS: '1' o .- D a, y That paurpassed by him ? thank GM] for
“I think you are a hundred times prettier thinking of his letters. Then he drew a gaéhgifigentsxchlggar’ an are 0 e on a 331:: Ill-3:135): on". custonfiflh‘hfin‘lvllt?nimg Gents” Furnishing Goods. ALL K N S 'AA‘D PERSONAL PROPERZY. ‘ that! - i I ‘ l
than Miss Regina SChuyler, that they make deep breath, as of one relieved of a doubt, . 16 LYMAN s. STEvENs. _ - ' , but at alltimes _In the path of failure he met Heaven s
such a fuss about. , And I don’t want her for and turned to his correspondence. He did An irreverent Terre Haute reporter ca’ls . ' Sales of Furniture at Owners’ B A R g. A x N S peace. I
a stepmother. So there i" not go home to dinner, but left the office church "Gospel dress parade.” ‘ NOTICE’ , J . SPENCFR' Residences . Yes I am «Ind, or I shall be soon, i
“What is that 813011! Miss Schuyler 5’" early, Stopping at a floriSl’S» where he . . ' . Hfiiegtgglfegslg 13.3.13.hiliéliiu3“l.fil°f$§%‘i . ‘ _°’- m . can be had M This 105: makes changes; one thing I
uked mv unele,1ayinv down his paper. “It bought some beautiful hot-house flowers, At night go Ithou Ill prayer as a beagar, n s. r. TUT, at SEN for the purpose of carrying ' W A T C l! M A K E n; . k
' " - - . by dav thou writ carry thyself as a long. on the Ma factnrin of Carriages, «be. to be 10- . ~ ,, E K lockwnonrs now,
strikes me that you are taking rather a and two axes thacmth bulbs 1n pretty . - , “tea a, South Nomfik, in we mm, of homuk. “DEB NORWALK oPEnA noun H t R a I I No change comes hither; sacred I keep
liberty with that younglady—to say nothing glasses, which last he sent to Mrs. Saun- A number of ladies at Hartford are about . ' gll‘ggnll's MPTI‘I'IPT‘TFLE. f l ’ ’ 011563 0 6111: READ t REA!) 2 t READ 2 t t The path where his heart broke, years ago.
. ofmyself.” I ders. starting a joint stock insurance company, Norwalk, April 12th, 187 . _ A wellseleItIted stock of n '1‘ - N G" Furnished and Unfurnished ' .yay Atlantic.
“It Wasn‘t me,faihcr ; it was Mr. Bonsall,” . “Father, may I go up and see Tom Saun- . “0" ‘. . WATCHES, 9' 0 B P R I N l " . ,BEST KEROSENE: Pel'ganonv $30“?
' k “M B ll ' 9” k dAl' k ft t A The Chicago Post says: “In these soft Dissolutloll Notice. . - .- - .- m“ TRAYS'JE‘ “““Fd’ r 'ce“ 5 ' .
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unswered Am r. onsa aSked me If ders as e 'c 0. er on out Nancy spring daya. when one of the Carbonarr HE o artnershl heretoforeexistin underthe CLOCKS! : Pl‘tccsfot Stile varying 1n price from $5000 ghggsglhfs‘jtlneéfig Gil-m?“ 33:53:: ‘Giils,” J‘id ‘1 WON]? 01d 135V '0 h“
I wouldn’t like a pretty young lady like was sitting at 1101‘ work-table, fies“ and .takeshis stand under your window and be- T min: of A. E.S)MITH’S sorts is £13 day dis- GOLD JEWELRY ' ~ .0 006‘ ' nuoolls,e§tra, ”pm 59’ 55.3mm. grand—daughters, “whenever a fellow pops
Miss Regina Schuyler ‘0 00m“ ““0 the neat from top to toe. She was composed gins to claw‘LaMarseillaise’ out ofh'is ha 501"“ by m“t“‘°°“‘e"" . ' to $° ’ TEA SPOON“, 5'3”“: WWW the (IIXCStiOH, don't blush and stare at our .
. 1 . , . , h tl d , . d VP, . THEODORE E. san, SPECTACLES‘ , - . COVERED DISHES, s so cents foo, Just in . “m, “mm, his
house; and I told him no-.— didntwuut as usual, but my uncle faceted he observed 0" "V88 Y 099 0P“ mm turn to that ‘ ASA SMITH, ‘ ' . p d di t h Allardcrs left atthc Union Market,.\lltehell’s STUDENTBURNER,éompletcwil‘r. Por~ - , TOW l9“ - - d
. Th 1, - . - . . grand old promise Ill Scripture: ‘All lyres ELBDR'I‘ W- SMITH. EYE GLASSES Exec‘fled With “came“ a“ 5P“ c celain Shade shco “wk. look him full in the face. an 00.11”
an one but Aunt Nancy. en c said asllghtchanvem her manner toward him . . . n WARDH 8m . _ ’ - q Youn
y 'd . d1 - ° . , . shall have “181' part In the lake which 0 ' 1H- ‘ Block,§torwulk,Cl.,wxllrcceive promptattcution. - menee talking about the farm are. _
Aunt Nancy was an old mar , an said, sell. Probably Allek s remarks mlght have burned; with fire and bfimstoneg n . _ . always on hand. Other GO 0 (is fellows are mighty nervous son1eumes_
_ if she was forty old maids she was a hnn- alum-heal.“ a little. ————.—..._..__._._ Copartnersllip. REPAIRING FINE WATCHES A SPECIALTY. JAMES MITCHELL. lost several good chances before I caught
correspondingly your fond, dear grandfather, by putting on
“Certainly, my son. And be sure to ask, “Can you lead me' five hundred dollars l"
died times prettier than Miss Regina—and THE undersigned - how this day formed a copnrt-
, . - rshl under the name of A.E. smrrnvs on K NSURANCE COMPANY .. . _ ' 9, ed how to do it after awhile.”
.0 she 13]" particularly, how Mrs. Saunders finds her- fig? :1 NewIIYork fOP of in Old Banker. Sunder." line manufacture of Stone and Brown N WAI‘ I ' -“ Tm? . CHE a P 2 “S but “e m . . 4
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“We won't discuss that matter 1” said my self. I quite forgot It this morning. I was own Exam! geefifigguu g; :25. ge‘tMih ware' ngggglfi E'SMITH' 1V ORWALK, GONN' NOTICE M J mes Fig}, j,- ig about to erect a ..
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uncle, annoyed,but replessmg hllI annoy. the mere ready to let Allck go as I wrshcd here,".sald the banker, lifting the lid of a Norm“, ”mm, NEW“ 1" summam Cash 0,, “a, . . . . . . . $500 000 Is hereby given that applications will be madam 03115153153figeldvlalfit‘lfigrfigffifih ’05 771E $25 000 monument’ovc'r her late husband’s
once, as usual. “You need not mind1Mr. to consult you on a matter of great impor- largefliron chest. “What do you want me ’ ’ 1.3m “planing,” . . . 2 - arooiooo smuggallerfinfessgéggnogn? 01.321133?! A:§“’,‘§,‘锥g,,‘,° active. encrgc’tic pcrsclh,\vhouvlllobgzlnniirésgéc‘fag graic- * '
° . " ‘ lance to us both.” An ' ' to e u there for P” said the fa drawin - . . ‘ .‘ . . ’ .5 . " . ' hlelist of subscribers can retain th ‘5: ' '-- 1...-..
Bonsai]. We all know his ways 1 d then, In his usual 3 Pl WI“. 0. srusm,Presrdent, Gno.R. Cotvnns, Scc’y, G A Z E T T B. ough Charter the words. “more than three bmgcsses, mancntly. .Oihcr occhpation no objciggnggggggd __.., . .,_.,., - ..
nor for,” so that it will rg‘ld “ but no votershail
vote for more than one member of the board Cfrcg-
istration nor formore than one inspector of elec-
tion,” also, to add to Section Thirteen. huge eight
back in alarm. “Because that’s' where
kee all my securities,“grimly‘replied the
ban er. ’
Agentlelnan whose horst‘S had been ”1
results unsatisfactory. As THEALDINEis not sold . -
' 'n tried to save
to Booksellers whoare not regular-agents, this is . .3 ‘ -. .~ .- (r u val
an opportunity to work upa business that will be :1 leil from lily, haw“! eriment of having
rcgu or income with less exertion them. hit upon the CAP
kind, somewhat formal manner, he opened Fuss. HILL. Treasurer.
There was_son&ihing in his father’s tone
the subjt-ct. He was, desirous, he said, of
which made Aliek aware that he had better
Plants for the Sanctuary-
HE subscriber is an authorized agent for this
TNA INSURANCE 00., OF HARTFORD,
drop .the Bum-30t- 1111010 MCF M13110 went 30mg abma’d for some time, perhaps for OH Ch g P t 1 . . after the word meetinns the words. “of the Court a] each yea I. -
. . . Work andwill su ply it at. the same prices the Incorporated 1819. at er erpc ua . a 'a . -. . . . , a“ “ __ l“ _ . . men"), they were om
on With Ins . paper, but now and then some years. He thought the change Would SOFT Haunt! BREAD—One spoonful of publisher, 3.11 it over lgelr own counten, Capltulnnd 5.59.3, $5,052,330.19 STEAM FRIN’HNG OFFICE. gigggisivfl‘gitflggvéeIuglitevsghfilegéglgg.3:! 3363101351 a?"lggl’ghgic‘fiem“;gigstggg'imlhmfg-e“‘30:, igfi'glcgig‘353fi9‘ksfk_“,b7,“ to his astognishg-
, glanced over It Wit-h anopr‘esslou 0f 59““? be good for Alick, who showed signs of del- cooled homm—v.’ a small lump of butter,Ione Tmfifé’éfififié‘gflfofififisfififigggfit 511:? Insures againstiossaud (lama eby Fire on terms : , ings of the Court of Burgesses and have a vote res ecta Iilitv and general success of applicant in ment the} were led from the stable without .
I, interest. “NancytspreItiin he said to him- loale lungs . egg, haIf a pull: of wheat flower, mixed and orders left in Box ”I Norwallr Post 0 ce, en: adopted to tilt; hazard. mg $3; sstgui ‘Evlllitlfi. laws .‘ thereat, also, all meetings or tIhe ligrough 1when un ertakingns.E stuIIIIl IIpIilIggguéago by fi‘llllgllllilalselll‘lflg dimchlty The plan of covering their eyes
'8": .lTherc is something in her face which a and her gar; ieglltlIIiIka tsgidgf 3:311:33“), of cream, Iggy“: the money, Wm beprompii “£8?th {31‘ s of compensglagni gent 5% r Norwalk and vicinlly. . I; . $133.?" arv other purpose t lab 9 elect on of “13 as Maiden ilune. New fork with a blanket does not always succeed.
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