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Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, May 27, 1873 · page 3

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Respectfully informs the ladies of Noni-talk
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(”le, that he has engagcdtheservices of_ ‘

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gunman dissent. F’W‘kmhm’m INSURE YOUR LIEEI

Fish Market, of C. . Scofield, intends keeping
Tuesday. May 27, 1873.-

 

Lc'tter rl-Om the People.
MassesEanonsl—You say among the
questions tO come before the present legis-
latui'e, none will excite ,moreinterest than
that relating to the reenactment of usury
laws, &c.
For some eight months this “great law,”

One Hundred Dollars .
REWARD. '

WILL be paid for information which will lead to

the detection and conviction of the person
guilty of placing obstructions on the track of said
railroad, between Kent and Wmnl‘p’auk, on Sunday,
the 4th of May, 1873. JOHN .‘Bacou,

DEALER IN '

PIANOS 0001118,

constantly on hand all kinds of .
FRESH FISH, OYSTERSN LAMS, firm,
and all varieties of choice FRUIT: I. V‘slfllgllfl
in their season. CHARLES W. OUK ou , well
known to old residents, has charge of the Market,
and will be hap to receive your orders.

”12th, 1873. RUFUS ADAMS.

 

FIRST-CLASS MANUFACTURER

 

 

Oldest, Largest'and Best

 

 

 

 

I'AIRFIELD country ITEMS. . . , , New...” .- y
» - ._._. . 1 d t call it has been 4‘13 “9- ._.— ~ ___ ~ ~0F._
. WEsrPORT. $335036 133:3”! ommfou’m of “I"; R V E Y , S BAncg-AINS LIFE INSURANCE CflMPANY, . . ,
.regenerasessile: H A - ‘ ‘Eg mm ' ‘ llnlnan flair Work
0 l i . . . ' - - _ . . ,
with a burgllzir, iii the house of his wgfi’s 1:2: 113232.313.Ozrfowzngeiiéxf ii: iii: NOR W A. LK STUVES’ RARE-r: ’ IN THE UNITED STATES, Y mm to." Spring Trade, a m“ Hook MELODEONS’ A, - ,. p? 5
‘ who wllimakc up, at his shop. allkinds ofwork dc-

father, Mr. Dingee, Clinton avenue, Brook-
lyn, early on Saturday morning, May 17th.

Ascension Day was observed at both
Episcopal churches. At the R. C. Church,

entire history of our country. Now, for the
sake of being popular, we. will say that this
whole'mcney pressure has been owing to
the repeal of our usury law in the year 1872,

E. K. LOCK WOOD’S.

O. W. BAXTEB,

The Multan-151.1

Life Inn. (10., of New York.

SHEET MUSIC, see“ '

Wall Street. "small, 01.,

sired byladies, in the latest and mostapprovcdst in.
making over “ Combings” Of-tthady’s own hal’r, Or
will supply hair to order. ‘ He has alsoconstantlyon
hand. adnc assortmentof ' i ,

AND

NEW YORK

 

 

orall varietiesot

‘13:; 13132;? assembled despite the rain :31 this 50561181216 offConnetfiticuht. W; all , Formerly with n. L. min" having floclnted “,1", Insure yourproperia’ against . ' . SW1t°he.,
ime. . ' owt a t c esto paper as can se ing 3° V ' L U M B E R " o AVINGS BANK ‘
The Ladies’ Aid Society connected With ‘in New York for the last six months at 12 E x P R E S S - FIRE & LIGHTNING .' NEXT DOORt S , Braids, _

Memorial church held an interesting meet-
ing at the Rector-’s study last; Wednesday.
The object of the society is to provide gar-
ments for such children as may wish to at-
tend church but cannot'by reason of their
inability to appear decently'clothed. The
ladies ask for contributions of cast-off gar-
ments. -

I keep :1 ar e stock'ofinstrnmentson hand,and
sellthemon ozxthlyinstaiiments, Everybody can
haven Planoornrgan.

Curls, ciao.

which he is able to sell atiower ratesthan ever be-
fore offered. Ladies desiring such work. wll do
well to call before purchasing elsewhere, as he “I
assure them that he can sell twenty percent. lower
than_any other dealer ' ’

to 25 percent, with bonds as collateral,
‘giving a large margin at tllat. We are now
'speaking of railroad paper, and we fail to
know of an instance where one dollar has
been renewed or where it has failed to be
paid on the day of its being due. We know
cf 3 very few instances where local or~liome

Having made arra’n'gementsto run an express on
the Steamer Americas during the summer, orders
are solicited for anythlu nertainin to thebnsiuess.
Orders may be left at t e store of . It. bmith,o -
posits the railroad tie at, South Norwalk, or C. .
Gruman. Nor-walk Br dge Robert Wilcox, at the
Steamboat (mice on the wharf. or John H. Batter-
son. messenger on the Steamer. .

consisting of the Largest Assortment of

 

It. a. nvnhlnunlu,

has opened a

in the buildln lately occupied by C. H. Douglass as

a _ Confect onery Store, where he will be
pleased at all times to see his friends

In good and reliable companies, among which are

Phenlx of Brooklyn,

SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Willinmsbnrgh City of Brooklyn, _

O. S. STARR

llas titted up the Store corner of I “

Stock. ‘B‘oiards

WEBER PIANOS,

 

Hanover of New Yorkbltyy A FULL LINE OF -

everbronght tothis market.

Last Thursday, a lad named Harry Car-
ver while playing with a cannon made from

paper has been paid at maturity. In fact,
nine-tenths of home paper has been renewed

PATENT WINDOW SCREENS,

For Excluding FLIBS, MUSQUP

and serve them with

PURE

Connecticut of Hartford. ‘

 

WALL &: WATER St.,

‘—

STANLEY lb SON’S,

FALL cOoDs,

National F Ire and Marine of Pluto.

by our Connecticut banks for the last six or i A 0R0 VESTEEN cf: FULLER’S

 

a bit of old gas-pipe, came near losing his eight months, although discounted at from I TOES’ and» Other InFects' DRUGS and Opened ‘1 mm“ of fine FOR
eyesight by the premature explosion of gun- six to eight per cent.,according to our best Adjustable In any Window. ONE “ml-s F‘" particular” ”my“, T 0 E F G - . d _ . . . HAINES BROTHER
powder. Other wicked boys will take warn- knowledgc'and and belief. .‘ , FOR SALE ONLY BY M ’ , - , Gas, 0 00, ancy 10081108 an MIChlgan Shlngle. ‘ ’ Men & Boy’s wear.
mg. ' Now you say let us re-enact the usury E.. K..LOCKWOOD.' ' PATENT MEHIGINES’ INSURANCE OFFICE, Dried Fruit . VASF d: 801V ‘ ALSO
‘ ' O O - ' . o . 1 '

Mr. George Taylor. brother of the late

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Providence, Hartford &. Fiskill Railroad. .A.

few more spasmodic attemptslat work will

finish it, as it is already well advanced

Some twenty years ago a small town north
of Fairfield, we think, had more money
loaned in the city of New York and Brook-

 

A. FULL stock Of the most approved Farm and
Garden Implements now in store and for sale,

WESTPORT, NEW CANAAN,._SOUTH NOR:-

MIIS. GEO. ll. CAMPBELL

.Would inform theiadies of Norwalk and vicinity
that she has taken the Milllnery and Dressmaking
Roomsin SHERWOOD’S BUILDING, No. 39 Main

1%, 1%. and 9 Inch

Afew Extracts from the great number received
by the most eminent mnsicians'of the UnitedStates,
may not be inappropriate!

from the Horse Car epot, west's de, where she is
now prepared to rccesvc her former friends and pat-
rays with all the new and variedstyles of Millinery

and Dressmakin g. 0t'11

 

law. Very well ; how will it Operate ? Ol‘ - - ‘ . -
0"” 1‘" “N ' " - ' ' PLYMOUTH ROCK ICE ‘ ' ' * - —- .
h :V. 1' eW-York’ armed new for “mm ""31”” “my ‘5 ‘° g0 back t° “3° °M . ‘ . - ' PERFUME“! MELVILLE E. MEAD We Inland to do astrictly. CAsnbuslnessbeilev- andwilif'urnish atshortnotice. GENTlEMEN’S FlllllllSHlllli 80008
‘ a s ort visit ast week. He has been absent standard srx per cenl.,no half way. Six per ETURNING ,hanksto om. custom," mp3,, ' ' FANBY & TOILET ARTICLES , ' ‘ ' . ‘ngthatiu “gowns ‘ihf" ”Elf” “'0 0?“ gig" °.'“i . ' . '
five years. ‘ cent. is enough for any man to pay. In fact, R favors, we would notify them that we arre now ‘ , __ _ 1k 0 . 51:13:33 Klemanate: girlie (- eat a ower pr ce. pecia _ . Caliand seethem o. T. Cornwall.
Six acres of peas. owned by one man in why not go back to the days before Caivin, W353? 52:7}: griffiiéi'éififl‘fiilc‘l‘ 3173;223:5553: WINES AND LIQUORS of‘all kinds south NOI‘Wa ’. Ollll. . ' H E M II 00 K 0ABD SI . ' fl
7 - ° ' . ° - t I l 111, lid, 0 fth bet 1-: . ' ' " ., , Sec ' all
Greens Farms, Will, when the product is the great rtfotrpei, and say it is awfulto' 0’3; pgf-ce: :‘r’e [gasongglefande‘gg’gnde‘avgrufo1% for family and medicinal “5907110 .. TENS &FRESH GHBUND CUFFEE' . OLD INSTRUMTNTB ond “0'9. Under N‘WW." , ’
put upon the market Six weeks hence, make take usury anyway. Mr. Calvm was the prompt in the delivery of it throughout the season. 5 312:3" on insulin frame to 10 a. 111.; 12101. and ' ' 1 _ "‘ REMOVAL.
a very sensible impression. Spring lambs first man bold enough to say it was all right R“ ELLS 5‘ SON' ' p' _' ,T ' Call and see as at the Corner store. . __..__ . DR, 355135 E. BABBOUB, has removed his
as a consequence are less frisky than is their to pay for the use of money. They did not E; ‘ B AXTER E EVERING‘HIM Fauna of all sizes, 0 s STARR, . , Taken In Exchange, for New. Tho d$°s°aill§h°i£2§£°§ :onlipflsg 31%: gecpp'leéiotg
WOIlI. build rai|poads in his day “Thére is but ll. : I Houses 0f\ all kinds . . g s . . frOm West. Avenue, right. hand. (mice hours! and
‘ W" - '5 - z “ ‘ * ' ’ ' - . vumuc AND'REPAinmc '°’°'°“k'P-‘“- ‘ -
_ .' . ~ Single step from the sublime to the ndicu- - . ‘ ‘ ..-_ , - Norwalk Aprillst. 1873.
1...; . new. . - . r4 FARM vn-moumuuMW. W nu Mlcmtlu BEVEilED some , . ,
the 'mgrgv org-c1 p ens affihwwllzmfi Olver Well how is the l‘uimr going to operate ? 2 ‘ ~AND_ A .cl P t f at 1' tion 7for sale and ex ' ' NE " SPRING If ’ I Doneatshort notice. M VANDRRBILT h hI-Itilif :
1 Cl Us CC 5 0 e 0 OS on, ’ =— . ll roper y 0 ever scrip " ' . . 85 removed er ‘1er
. . l 1 er Goods —— -
I; Hun'ncurrunll IMPlEMENT813‘ogaMe 11 M111 1:. y . n The Weber Piano, So and Dressmakln rooms to Ill 11 St.,two doors
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towards completion, as far as grading is
concerned, between here and Waterbury.

E. Tweedy Esq., of this‘place, is one of
the trustees of the MasonicGra‘ud Lodge Of

this State. . .

The spring time-table of the Railroad,
makes a little difference with us. One
thing is good for those wishing to take a
snifi'of salt air by going to New York by
the Americas, the evening train up being a
half hour later gives them so much mOrc
time in New York. ‘

The Ministerial Association of the
Bridgeport District are to hold sessions in
the M. E. Church. in this place, on the 26th,
27th and 28th inst. Rev. Messrs. Eggleston,
A. S. & G. S. Graves, )Abbotl, Ferris,
Dutcher, Williams, Lonusbury, Mains,
Chapman, Plait, Rough and Brown are ex-
pected to take leading parts.

Our citizens who have the love of music
in their souls, can be gratified .vilh Open-air
concerts by Wildman’s band,dnring the
present season, provided they will come
down liberally with the stamps. The band
should beencouraged. '

The James E. Moore Post of the G. A. B.
have the decoration affairs in hand, and in-
tend a fitting observance of the day.
neat). G. parade and shoot on Wednesday

x .

Agnes Wallace and Sam Villa, great
favorites here, .are to perform with their
well-known troupe Oil-Thursday evening.

The man vim writes squibs for the News
says that I made a mistake about Ives’s con-
cert. Well, he knows how it is himself, but
what. does he know about music'. Ain’t
the Ivescs “all in the family,” so what is
the difference between “Geo.” and “Ike,”
they are both good fellows and don’t
they both “blow their own trumpets l”

Bishop Williams confirmed 28 persons in
the SLJames’ Episcopal church, last Sunday

evening. _ The church was handsomely dec-
orated With flowers. - , HAT TIP.

 

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33‘ G2,“) Klein ll; Emanuel’s for your
children’s hats. Five Buses will be opened
to—morrow. ‘ ‘ '

 

 

W 4
a” Stylish double breasted cut-away

rocks at Comstock Bro’s.‘
C
Now is the time to put in a winter stock

 

 

lyn than the whole grand list of" the town
amounted to, loaned on bond and mortgage
at seven per cent.,and the most of these
monied men Were what we call the salt of
the earth. They went there with their
money conscientiously. Make your rate
seven per cent, and do you think honestly
you can get money here at that rate, when
your monied men are having daily ofl‘ers'at
twelve to 15 in New York i" Can it be pos-
sible that we, the people of Connecticut are
so void of sense ? _

England has the most - stable money mar-
ket in the world ;-alid they say they have
always got mohey at better rates without
any usury law, than when they had one,
and they have had the good sense to try it
since the year 1839. Massachusetts has n01
tried so long, but say the same thing; and
every enlightened country under Heaven
Will say the same thing if they give the thing
agiair trial.

' Had we, as a nation, gone down to a
specie standard in 1865, when we could
have done it better than we can ever do it
again, money would have been plenty at six
or seven per cent, and we should have had
no trouble about excessive interest as we
now have, and as an inflated currency will
-alw:iys produce. COM.
WnsrronT, May 21, 1873.

——-———.—-¢O

A. H. Camp has had the good luck
haves $1,000 check get lost while being
transmitted through the Banks between
New Haven and Norwalk. U til found.
he can pride himself upon haviNg one of
the heaviest deposit accounts of any man in
town. This honor ought to alone, in some
degree, for his recent loss of rich, Federal
pasturages.

 

'———.—4.o—.————— .
Now that the work of improving the

b
grounds of the Center District School is in

progress, we would suggest that instead of
one central entrance on Main Street, an
opening be made at both ends and a good
concrete walk circle therefrom to the main

 

entrance of the building. Thus would the
general appearance of the grounds be. im-
proved and the large number of pupils and
teachers living up and down the street he
better accommodated. .

——-——.—4.r-.-————-—-
Mr. Mack’s “Benefit,” last Wednesday

FOR FAMILY USE.

.. 'l‘

Pints
Half Pints

 

Silver Plated - .

American Sterling
SPOONS, FORKS, .ec.
‘ Warrantetl 1. ill). I.

omvm‘asroons - - -. . . 91.75 rel-slat.
OLIVE TABLEsPodns, - . .' . 3.50 ‘u
ouvn DESShRT FonKs. - - ~ 3.00
W Examine .Et
FOR SALE ONLY BY

E. K. Lockwood;

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To ”Flt—.1 good tenement house. close in the
- vl

age; 7 rooms, good well and cistern of water,

garden, fruit etc. Rent $23 per month. Possession
given immedi

ately. Apply at GAZETTE OFFICE.

 

FOB SAIL—A new and convenient dwelling, un-

occupied, fronting on Union Park;satlsfaction

"rtiaranteed by C. P.’TURNEY. “Cum & C.”

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HALFORD
ltlct'srrnsllmt

fl

wuolesale and retail, at manufacturers’ prices, in-

cluding: -

Mow arr Machines and Lawn Mowers.

Lawn owers, full size, for 812.

Wheel, lawn, steel and hay rakes.

Plonghs—Mesd’s, Marsh, Eagle, the.

Eggfvels. Spades, Scoops, Garden Forks, and
Hay Cut ters—Burdlck’s, Whitmore’s, and Bid -

Rollers.

Barrows, Corn Shelters. 0: Yokes and Bows.
Chums-Blanchard’s, the very best in use; also,

smaller implements in great variety.

Phosphates—Russell's, Coe’s, Baagh’s, and
ridgeport. W. C. STREET.
Norwalk, April 29th,1873. - .' " '

. ,CLOTHES- WRINGERS,
ALL: figs-13$,

n. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

 

a? waluenas BEPAIRED .et

 

in a manner not to be an
O

by a new and improved method, in two davs. Car-

to new in one day; 20 cents per pair.
samples done at the oiiice, east of Horse Railway
Depot. Open until 8 o’clock pith.

Nurwalk Steam Dieill & Sclnrlii

ns'ranusnnntv'r.
DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS

of every description
CLEANSED OB DYED

assed. Particular atten-
tion pa 0 to the

Cleansing. Pressing dz Repairing of

GEN'I‘S’ GA RMENTS.

ets. Bug’s. Piano and Table Covers cleaned or dyed.
ID GL YES CLEANED so as to look almost equal
Call and see

N o PERRY.

 

lulu ‘s'lnell,

ilale in all Part of the Willi.

Family Use. A,
50 Cents.
30 Cents.

For Sale by all Grocers. .

‘ DAILY Lynn. ..

 

NURWALK ANONW YORK.-

 

THE ELEGANT. FAST AND NEW STEAMER,
‘ "1‘ “T

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class R. R. Do do

WALK, urn} nonwamr, cannu‘wrcn,

DARIEN, RIDGEFIELD, NOROTON.
NEW YORK CITY,~ STAMFORD.
BROOKLYN,

And many other places. Also

Houses and Stores to Bent.

' ReaIEstateOffice

'MElV'IllE E. MEAD.-

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. '

SECURITIES ,OF- ALL 'KINDS
O Bought, Sold and Exchanged, ‘-
TICKETS To EUROPE,
VIA. usTIoiithTnAlllsmr 00., AND
' wnITF. STAR LINE.
Driafis’ on Ireland, Germany,-

and all parts ofEnrope. fOr Sale.

oocrons conmtc'rn'D AND (5.01.11
com BOUGHT. '

, Check Stamps for sale.

Northern Pacific 7.80 Gold Bonds and other first-
n . ’

Accounts received subject to drafts by Check,

same as bank, and Interest. allowed de' ositors and
a General Banking Business transacte at

Banking; Office
MELVILLE E. MEAD,

OLD BANK hummus, WASHINGTON sax,
sonTn uonwank, CONN.

 

Water Coolers!

Water Coolers 1!
Water Coolers I !!
.‘At 1:. K. LO0KWO0D’_§._

 

Street, where will be found a choice selection of

MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS.

at thelowest prices. Also DBESSMAKINGln
alllts branches. A competent dressmaker wanted
mmedlately. , . 1

 

HOME LAWN SCHOOL.

and Wall ets., instruction given in all the
branches of English‘educatlon. . Masic,Languages,
c. _

DRAWING FROM UA’I‘URE.
AINJ‘ING land ILLUMINATION taught by an
rtist from the city. Instruction given in this
branch aloneif desired. - ’

DAR (EN

SEMINARY FOR, YOUNG lllllES.

HIS Institution is pleasantly situated on Semi-
nsly 1131!, about one mile from Darieu Depot.
orbeaut of location and scenery, and healthful-
ess of c imate, no more desirable place can be
found. The building is new and built with direct
reference to the convenience and comfort of pupils.
The rooms are lar c with hi hceillngs, well ventl.

we

 

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‘ lated, and newly rnishedt roughout.
Spring Term commences ........... March 24th, 1873
Fall “ “ . ............. Sept. 30th, 1873
Winter " .“ .. . ............ Jan. 6th, 18 4

There willbe but one vacation of about a wee
during the ,winterholidays. For terms,etc.,ad.
dress ‘ EMILY A. RICE,Principai,

13 _ , Daricn Denot.Conn.

lilllllll BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

A Large Brick Building to Lease,
with :1

"EA" EIIIIE, BOILER All SHAFTIIB,‘

in complete running order for sale cheap, for cash,

or will e exchhn ed for good real estate. Apply to
MELVILLE E. EAD, So. Norwalk. - 2t-14

 

 

annnsnrnn BULL DUKE.

HE undersigned, (a ent,) will keep for service
T for the season com‘i'nencing A rii 14th theBull
like, (2 years old). Farm situate D_c wn Town, on
the road to San stuck near the residence of Hub-
ard Blakesley, sq. Dairymen acknowledge the
yreshire Itock to be the best for quantity an qual-
ity. Terms of Service, only 81.00, cash down.

31:16 JOHN F. RAYMOND, (Tax Collector) Agent.

Eureka, ! Eureka .'

The place is found where they mend

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’ 3210011 31- LATTON: 089M915 Umbrellas, Parasols, Locks, Guns,

sorssons,

and everything or
WOOD AND METAL,
At NORTHROP’S, next to Opera Housemp stairs.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT '1
' Tn?

 

T-the o'ld suonu nomasmhnml. oingh _

Pine Stocgs,

good widths and lengths. 1

SOUTHERN PINE untrue.

Ash, While Wood, Black Walnut
"and _ Cherry.

a...

DRY 1, 15.4 and 2 Inch

splints tincture,

noocn on DRESSED.

lAls0,afulllineol

EASTERN SPRUCE TIMBER,

all th eusual sizes andlengths. mg

tox.lollns

'at prices that defy competition,

E I‘ J. BIL-1“"
NORWALK, CONN-ll 3,,

Special contracts made for delivery by rail or
teams.

DRY ‘ GOODS.
1373.‘ '

c. afar-Roman _

 

I havcneverscen a Piano which cqnalsthe Weber
[{iauof'orte. Gee. I". Briatow.
The Weber Piano occupies justly the First rank
amongst the Best Pianos. .1. N. Patttstm.
The Weber-Pianos cannotposslblybe surpassed.
S. B. Mills.
I used the Weber Grand Piano.becanse 1 considt.
it the Bestln the World. Harry Sanderson.
he Weber Piano possesscseverything that can he
wished forth a Piano. Geo. W. Morgan.
The Weber Plano ranks foremost amonest the
Best Manufactured. Wm. Mason.
The Weber Pianosstand Firstamongstthesplen
iid Pianos produced in this Country.
, Clam N. Brinkerhofl'.
A ten vears’ acquaintance satisfies the that the
Weber Pianosare unapproachable.—J_ohn Zmzdel.

I would call especial attention to

THE ESTY COTTAGE ORGAN

Beautifully finished in black walnut and
rosewood, combining more pcrfections than
'my other in the world. Has taken more
than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD MED-
ihs AND Fmsr Pnnmmus, at Fairs and Ex-
hibitions throughout the United States.
l‘hey are endorsed by the highest musical
mthorities.

Certainly the best I ever heard.

, Geo. W. Morgan.

It is vocal, which is the highest praise that
can be bestowed on any instrument.
0. B. Seymour, Musical 0min N. Y. Times.

They are the best reed instrument we have
met with. .
0. a J. II. Odell, Organ Builders, N. Y,

It is the ne plus ultra of reed instruments.
Prof. E. L. Baker.

It contains sweetness and power in an
unusual degree—Rea. sthop Sampson, M.
E'. Church.

Language fails in adequacyto convey ll
i‘air idea of the perfectly enchanting power
of_this instrument—Independent.

Vastly superior to anything of the kind I
ave ever played upon.— Wm. A. Kmy.
The Esty Organs are without a superior. .
Geo. qudl'ne, Organ Builder, N. Y.
No tremolo has yet been invented that
ill in any way compare with this for beau-
ty Of cfiect.— Wm.A.Johnson, Organ bullder.
It is not merely the best, but it is the only
mechanical reproduction of the human vOice
which has ever satisfied mew—Rev. .H. 0:
£998, Presidentof Northern New York Must.
cal Association. '

5"

a

'50

J. M. POTTER, Norwalk.

in: law snow.

The subscriber having removed to the Store,
.No. 21 MAIN STREET.

 

WANTED.

W0 GOOD SERVANT.“ ;—one to cook, wash
andiron, theotherasehamhermald and waitress.
Enquire at the oilicepf the NORWA 1.x GAZETTE.

DIAMOND SPECTACLES!

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These Spectacles are manufactured from “III 15

I 181’“, “Bills" melted together, and are ca le

ll Aflllll on account of their hardnessand brillian-
cy. liavmg been tested with the poiariscope, the
diamond lenses have been found to admit fifteen r
cent. less heated rays than any other pebble. ’l' ey
are ground with great scientific accuracy, are free
from chromatic aberrations, and produces bri ht- v
ness and distinctness of vision not before atta net!
in spectacles. Manufactured by THE SP 3
OPTICAL MANUFACTURING 00., Ne , , k.
For sale by responsible agents i every cl . ‘the
Union. A, JACKSON & BRO., Jewelers and Opti-
cians, are sole agents for Norwalk, (it., from whom
they only can be obtained. No peddlers employed.
Do not buy a pair unless you see the trademark-

BISHOP. souws

LINIME‘ NT

Is a positive cure for Sciatica, Reenmatlsm Neural-
gia, Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords, Lame
Back, sprains, the. From 2 too large bottles will
cure cases given up by physicians. The only certain
cure for Sciatcia. Large bottles, 91.50: small bot-
tles 75 cls. Sold by all druggists. ly‘llcow

0USPADORES,‘

Only on? Dollar.
. -A _ ‘ .
,- E. x. Locnwooms._

EllOOlY’S POINT. EOOSll

GEO. W. HOOPER, Proprietor.

 

 

 

Newl fitted up and completely renovated throug-
Ollt. ‘ .

Every effort to please and satisfy visitors; good and
courteous attendance for

Driving. Sailing or Bathing Parties.

OlllM BAKES, ROASTS, &E..

A SPECIALTY. . .

 

HOUPEH’S HOTEL, EUROPEAN Ptlll

 

 

Of coal. Raymond Bro’s, South N orwalk evening, at the Opera House, proved to be a m. . . - are “OW . and ‘
. . . . . .r - ’ ' - , o in - i RGAINSi all kinds of » and t1.tcd up the same as a .
can furnish any quality, at lowest prices. pleasmg affair. The orchestra discoursed A M I o «; ‘:' , bf" magma” 7'5""?! ”‘m "'. a ”"345? m" fogegprin?’ m} we! BA n Confection/er? Sta/re . , . . .
- . ° good music, and the songs, dances, negro N and after May lat. 187.3. will leave Fler 37. ;_ ”new. ‘umcnm " ‘t “mu" er 3: w '3’" 1:335:13! 33,2 - , , J Ladies &'G0nt 8 Dining Saloon, .
W“ DOW SHADES at T' E' H‘ 8‘ sketches &c were well executed The 33.1gathi‘ii‘ir’sliofigega‘rketsum’ 8‘ 3.10, “(I -~ . .4 5‘ ' Ea‘ignm' tracEive lines of pr g IT 00 s. and“ ' 0 d3 u " St t *1 all. e 11‘
. . ~ , -i - . " . , “ l‘j-w . D A I“ a d i h ' 3-an 4 . ain ree , l. orw ', on .
B- Smith 5: 30 Main ,Street. Leave South Norwalk every morning at 7.50, or , , v71; (gas at: pafitéeelfg ' . Refreshment salon, . ,

 

 

weather being so unfavorable the audience
was not of the largest,'altbougb a little
above the average attendance of late. The

n arrival of railroad trains.

Fare,75 ets.,ExcnrsionTickets $1.25

entertainment closed at about half after T THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS' ‘ _

D

is fully prepared to supply the public with every ‘

variety of
Choice Confectionery,
Ice Cream,
Soda \Vatcr,
.1 Ottawa Beer, _
Emu-.1211 andDomcstic Fruit,

aflspncarmns 2 seats

BLACK DRESS SILKS,

to which we beg to call.
' the attention of the pub-
““'“ ; wile. feeling convinced that
our abnortmcnts and low
prices cannot fail to interest,

-——.—4’o—.~—-—- >
W Comstock Bros. have just received
another invoice of 45 ct. pants. '

 

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03' Children’s Linen Suits for 31.503135,
$2 and 32,50. A suitcan be found at Klein
8: Emanuel’s. . 1- ' ‘ -

customers in want 01.501103 this . .
5m: 0" mu nwmnfls’MAmin all qualities; the very

eleven. and everybody departed seemingly CITY or "flRWAlK &, P, F, BRADY - MWnisdircctm ., H
. . 'Paris and Berlin .1le biltg°°d5mpmmv“Permitted“... Allkindsoi

We“ pleased. '~ . Will leave each end “f theronte everyevening.

 

.’ Produce sold withou charge for commission. jTi-immings, Black and Colored Fringes

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New Press. and Gimps, -"1‘assels. Ornaments. and

 

STAMFORD. . » -
The day set apart'as s-lcred to the mem-

Wc have recently introduced into our Job
oflice an improved half-medium “Universal

 

 

 

Freights at usual rates. .
nonwanx honsn. RAILROAD.

 

 

Vegetable Remedy,

 

Loops, comprising many new and novel de-
signs wlucll we are, selling at very low prices.
We w ll 0 en this day one case of new oxydizcd,

Whitening linen 0000s,“; 1'

of RICHARDSON &. BARNSLEY’S make,>the best

 

 

 

Nuts, [Agar-n, &c. .
Ladies and gentlemen can obtain 0}'Slfis_na “.1
Meals at all hours in the Restaurant.

 

 

is. Only: 50 Cents per Bottle“ *

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

by theladles ofifirrwalk and'viclp~ ‘
tty, to he unrivalled in itsvsrlety,,
.‘and has now been greatly‘cm y
iarged by the addition of tilt, ~
the latest styles of goods
-for the season. We can
show as good a coilec:

Housatonic Railroad. , ,

At 6 65 p. m. For Danbury, and all Station's.-

At 11 12 a. in. For Ridgefleld ‘and intermediate
Stationsufl " ~V

At 11 '40 p. m. Freight train.

Leave Norwall: BridgefOr South Normals.

High Ridge. Appended to the report was ' .

a anggeslipn that the hill could be cut down BRIDGEPORT.
to a practicable grade at less expense than ”There occured at about midnight Tuesday
to work the new layout. It was voted that in Bridgeport, a shooting aifray that came
the report of the Selectmen, so far as it re- near being fatal. It seems that an old
grudge had existed between one Diana and

Price 81.00.

 

sad by all Dr‘llggists.

 

”$500.0”. CASH

‘ - GIFTS To BE PAID In sum. '

 

ttElTsuccEsSl

lates to the new layout be rejected, and that “on armmmed hm

The cunt-alga up ,cnntell .

MILLINERY AND GENTS? FURNIS qNG GOODS.

‘ ' ‘ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT' ' I I ' lit 0 ds in immcn va 'eti s imported in all ' '
. - . - . . . . - , , _ e . . qualities and at low prices.
or_y of the dead defenders of the Tenubllc, Printing Machine," a press rapidly gam- - 1813. Connzhorke 1m 20m. 1873. son ALL msnasns or run oilglgedalljlefli shrigwl: h'at. dress an; 6103;10:15‘ New G°°d“e°°“’°d 9"” "°°"' ' C H DOUGLASS ‘ ‘
W111 be marked by fitting ceremonies 1“ our ing favor of printers by its many excellent "—- . r . manta. Sleeve buttons, at30.ceut_sper pair, ofthe - - . - a It promotes the GROWTH, rmsflm.
locahW- _ , ._ l'l' ' It . bl f d . ‘ th fl i ~ ' Lease Namath. SoJormalk - . MACH “IVER A , 13W“ SW16? CW9 hgvejushfepelvcd (line “33° pf C. J. GRUMAN. Mahufacfurer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in .'_ the COLOR, and increases the Vigor ./\

At a meeting of the Association held on qua l 183- 18 capa e 0 0mg 9 “CS 538 a. m. N. Y. Accom. 5 as sin. , ! finre Freng t on; 28.3%; 50m $11213 .a 0 f .. d I c “a BEAUTY “the m. ’ 3
Wednesday evening, Major Comstock, for.‘ work, and is one of the strongest and best 6;: i: N. Yr. &l N. II. :4"; 2‘ ' . Jatimdice‘Age Cake;l £59]? Dnigzli‘ngegg' _ Sglfési'a: 13;: “Eadie: findegtgrmenlgjf‘iilige on 9012101161? an ce ream. - ' .
merl Of 1119 13th COD!!- Volunteers, W515 - ' ' ' '- 6 .. ° ra n “ o u Panlnt 9, ”es an e i ’ -Linen,Cambri_‘e'and Wam°setta Muslin. A CABD- _ . . Ovnn'l'mrr YEADS AGO ona’s Klmrnou ron

Y made platen presses constructed in America. a as No Train 71 Wow“. Rheumatism. vi eakncss. . . .
elected Marshal of the day. His assistants ‘ , . O . ' - 7 24 u N, Y, Accom. 7 43 “ ‘ ’ . . Chemises from 75 cts. to 93. Ladies The subscriber, upon removingvhls store from the GOLD FISH’ m Ram wastirst placed in the marketby Professor
0...... in... and Kirk- ‘ The Marshal 1f 3°“ "1‘“ ”5°" g°°d "mm” “a“ 8“ .. “ No a... 8 .. " - -- [000 sun’smp‘turusamhfu ... on... Ms "W ““5: 2°'°"g“..‘°.re.cryuse“: “it?“‘k’ urea: w1'r11 on wr'rsa one «noses enmianmnteam“ :
has appointed Wm. A. Royce and Wm. J. see our “Universal” at W011i- 223 i: figsfig‘wn :33 I: D seedses of the Skin. ' . ' t‘fiafib‘fifégagifiighhudfi$$$§f libgifiiEmiliouggesegtgnfiiggogoegim if”... 35.... . I nifyingto ‘1‘“?va rejuvenate, or restore." o
Bells as aids. ' O 9 08 It New York 923 u ' Dyspepsia}: Indigestion, Bil- at greatly. rtfiduced prices. liehlopes by #13100 pel'Sfinnl attentilon to usinezs to F 01' 5010 3» gvgghfllggd gangdfhepo 111:”! €th
' . _ . , . ~ E ' g t S . reta nman ormercus omers an to merit an rc- . . . . . . ' “3°96 maxed: ' . .

At 3 9129913.] town meeting on Satm's‘ay .O.n MOPday laSt'. Mrs. JOIN-l Gilbert, Of 313 :: ggvi‘gg en Express 1: if: it. SToMAc ‘ figeéggmgmp 33502: 111313111122“. 20ng 28.5 Gas. peer, . ceivethe coshfidcn‘cc and tradc’of the people ofSo'uth PROWITT’S CORNER Dill. 6' S I‘OBE. 930m and Bum of the Earn. It 1a a delightful
the 17th inst it was votedth the selection Titlcus, Ridgefield, in attempting to walk . 10 08 .. No Tram 10 30 u ' mums. Worm. “anion”, colic: man-hen, yard and upwards, all Norwalk. . H.H.\VI-ZLLMAN. . -- H m . ailin 1‘ WNW 3:33!!!“ “Ithgm 33
0f 8 tile for the "9‘7 8011001 house he ' 18f! 10 a to sJame Gilbert’s sa mill dam sll' ed 10 30 “ New Haven 1055 “ . ' . Snminer Com l‘aints. etc, etc.- worth twme the pace. . ' --*~-*--—* . - - r. .. Wm,” mtmnfi 8"“7- 9°13 ° .
the Selectmen with ower to a rec on a‘ c S s. ' W ‘ ’ _pp 1035 " N-Y- Express 1105 “ p m Calico W rappers . The Best , l gnmaumcfiggggfggamw.mgm

. h .Ph C . SS , , off and fell mm the water and IlpOllrllle 1105 u N. Emgmuing Ex. 1,30 “. ) LSO FemnloDisenscshKidneyCcmp f gargan- fmm81.50 upwards . «I... . r _5_ fig mainCEmyAao’mdhmbym . “a
price for t e same wu aplaln milh, and . . (arawbmfie only) 1152 t. ous Disorders t e Infll'lnit es 0, ge. A yame&cho,ce . . g , i m ,, -. _ C St 1: m c
if they cannot agree that the Selectmen prO- rocks some stxleen feet below. When found 11 30 ‘- No Tm“ '3 is 13 p. m ‘- Neuralgia. Depression. Gloomy Thought-I. etc- 9 31:31) ,tion or ““““ .- {E _ _ g: WW? 01%“ 0 y Fm! out- For “00-. . _

eed‘ to obtain the site accordin to the she was entire] dead her neck bein broken 11 2 “ No Train . 1234 '“ » j ' ' ' ' ' ‘3 9.5 vgem’ ’ n . A .. , - ’ . 1 . .
ct into in such cases g ' y ’ g, ’ ' 12139-m°N°T“m ”8 ' u o cons“ atlon and Ba-d- A petlte aimfldm“ I ' l’ ' ’ ”‘3 D. is" t”: WOMEN [III] 13 HOP ‘
s a , . . -. and she under the water. She had walked ,2 55 u New Yo”, Accom. 2 02 .. ‘ , Am immed m, cured by we “lemma t m wortl: hopiery. . - AT ,3_ lg .. ' _

The town school committee submated 9. across the dam hundreds of times before 1 38 “ New Have“ . I 9'39. “ h ts weight in gofd in these cases. ' udles' E; s ' ’ Hi i. ii: . . . . V;
re 01'! regarding the location of a new ° ' ' , 202 “ New Haven Express 305 :l ' ‘ -Whenthe ountain head is urged ofDi's- . BM" _—'*,- PROW'TT S 4‘ I in? LYON’S .I.-
so 001 house in the former “Scofieldtown and it is 3 mystery how she came to 13“- 242 1“ AN“! ‘0‘“ Emma £2: ,1 . elm Kean wtll~come back, License will be “'10,; ' GORNEB i i i ii: _ , ' . - '
district.” l‘he committee’s report was ac- . fl. 3-3: .. 1133 {.3}: » ' “0‘ u to eat, and all common” will disappear- m 1,5,, t' , fl‘. : s. Er; '.—. . . ~
copied, and the Selectmen were directed to A very serious man stepped “P 10 the 34-; .. new York" » us u > 1) case cannot carts: if the 9'17"” ”he“ . c ldren’s R ”nun R 3‘" '- 37:; 1E?
purchase the lot recommended at the price South Norwalk Ticket Agent the other day fig 2 11:23“??th (ml!- :33 x n DAMP: “I"! or THE,VI0008. - igugfieglfig: L 0 STORE. ' E l ; if: . ’ .
of $200. It wasnlso voted that the Select- and wanted a. ticket to the «ml/9f Noro- ass .. 1,1031%?" ”5 3‘ p , Sold by all Drugglsts. at One Dollar per Bottle - any, megs, . , f .. - 0 . E. , 1} ~ i ltfi ' ‘
has;assurancetruss H......,..................... :2: :2 ti:- 2: ' rem”- ”‘3“va . .. slimmest. ' . . . t e . ‘

- ' ’ ' ' ' ’ ' ’9' on t les. An inspec- ‘ . . i ' “ ’ F -

The Selec‘men and school committee no 311011 WY- “WhY” said _ the stranger, “-06 :' N° Tm“ "3 " * _ . “if; 1,, mm“, imam. .m. ‘ . . . . F JNT’
well-f, byhvotc, endowed witthh ppwofat go “the other day I was over to Darien and I 3;: a: 113:: fig?” :32 , 1‘: - EDWARDSOIe g§1§%o?Nug'gvaflk§ as“, {M'm‘d‘ We win _ BEER BY THE GALLONBS 7 l. a: 9 JJ Ll _
ma e 3““ arrangements on e a 0 1 e wanted a ticket to .leorloalk and they told “33 “' “0'1“!“ 7 ’5 " ° °"' “mm-mm “ "”7 . ~ ’ ‘ " ‘ ' - '

‘ - ° . . 7 02 “ No Train 7 40 “ ric selection of new spring, g
towpaisl $1?in iss‘igiil 3:31]: 93111“; DICE); ebhle me they didn’t sell tickets to any such place. 7 25 ll Nd Tm“ 8 08 . .. . _ C EIINA gnocxnny, GLASS- styles ofgtrawhglg a home“, . SMOLAN DER S _ -
e9 " - . - p p y - - 8 I’d h t t k t the‘Oz't of South 7 4° 1‘0““!!! ”0 “ WARE WOOD AND WILLOW 1"“ “m" "“"‘“‘“°‘s"7°““-"' ' - ‘ " w
of the Ntlaw Hope dis rlct, formerly a Joint We 0 a e 9116 0 1/ I’ so: :2 No gag“ 840 -‘u . , _ . Bfilitsail'ifiSnilii‘iii‘iffilffnfi‘ii. ' . . g

' , ' ' . ' . ' -_ I _ ; e , ."" '

freggtieuymg partly in Stamford and partly Norwalk, they said, and so I supposed d :10 .. . N31311: :23 '2. WAREETC- ALL THE RE a?“ ets.“, to 59.25, School hm for - I
n S .l . - . Em ‘0 81101; “51/ onto every place I wanted 915 “ New York Ex ress 955 u . QUIREMENTS 0F HOUSEKEEPING "jigs“,itt‘so ets., worthsl. Fine French _“ I = H . 1 . .

The _. e ectmeu were authorized to .sell. to o to on our road 11 930 u New 11mm xpress 10 so u _ . —A'I'- flowers.mantures\vreath,pompons aigretts . . “i k d _, mm mm“ or me , ».
the oldssclhool house at the Cove at Auction. g . y , ' 10 its “ NowYorx Express .. . . E K LOCKWOOD’S . in all the latglit [Ii-tigerofilfiihigyigcgtsyhegttyd 1. . "1E: EYE gm 5; BLADDER .

The e cctmen’s report on new layout of “'.—"""‘.. " . . . . . . v " , ' - - - . verrrtmlt'ma , B .--‘, .n t and Vanna”,- KID , ‘ ' " ,
highway frnm a point near the residence . Canada ‘5 about trying a problbllory DANBUIIY J: NORWALK It'll; "' ' ' , ION. 922$,” gait-EDEN: slashiegpqsed a new liiie of Emu“, em." in "tale. 0.- l,m..ie.,ns ‘ ‘
of Geo. W. Palmer, to a point on Long liquor law. ~ , snnnsn ARRANGEMENT. p DISSOLUT . ,th dump, a. veigy lo'w prltc‘g. Btlllck grails, izililu wagonkmg- “‘2."i‘.‘l.‘.lii 35011333
Ridge road, was accepted and the Selectmen James W. Wallack, the noted tragedian, Commencing May 20th, 1878.‘ ' Tun meal-m or grant: spaces; hasheendis; 'ii’i’gonVOg‘ifhhish'bgl‘t's 111%} “y and? Baiting] r-m’ch {$5,313 1331i? “NEE-'Fhflliiilfeg: ' .
authorized '0 work the road at 8' COS! not it) died in Vil‘ iuia lust ‘Saiurda __,__—.__._.._ I “m-dii’ mféfilallgihlfen I - sash ribbon, all, colors, at 01 cts. Per yard. Dro s . r- gantcllicnkness. .
exceed $300, exclusive of the award. ‘ , g ’ y, . . . DAILYTBAINS- . , -, . _ ' \ Nam-“'3. 9y ., - . ._ ORRINS STARR . worth 31.95. New styles of black paid sash For ervons- Dchtllt)’. with millillm‘”

Mr. Waterbury. first Selectman. read a RmeSlem has goneback to Europe after . Daily trains leans remote nudge- » . ‘ ‘ Ionantu‘s neas’n. ribbonlfiw9°.c91tsnl’e'tirartd.worm;8kg? i‘ib‘fi’fié‘fir £3333? Lil; ' ~ "““““ “"

° " ' » ' . . , ._ ' - . casecia'aennuoonee _
report 9f new highway In"! out ”0"?“ W9" havmg gathered ' harvest 0L $350900 in “49:: Ruth: «JrgdffiaggNZSEngggfengIifi The business will be'contined by f v1Y1?"bier.v?ShOW Rooms. This dep§rt~ es liml'tfir'eiitz‘th- . "'35 Ogtfli’w’i"mg' ' '
ters HI“. 01‘ the-road ”on" Long Ridge ‘0 America. ‘ ' and connecting at flawleyvillqwltn up trains-on the. - 3 . ' O. S. STARR. ' ment has alwaysbeen acknowledged, 3 Ni: cgfis'ntgt‘igggas “th unnartml. "W m
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[JUST RECEIVED A'l‘

 

 
 
 

[A New and Elegant Spring Stock 01

 

No. 45 MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONNWM,

 

Call and see all the beautiful new styles which are in stock in great variety. WPRICES VERY LOW,

 

 

 

 

the 013 $163 be graded at an OXpense not to J' magma] 13:35, £33333}? €323; At? 32 1045a.m., ii 13 538 900p.m. ’ IN A! .01" T1! . - ~ . “gigging? “1512?; L3 THE NEW‘ STORE. I . Extracts of Roots and Herbs which almost ll-

excee - .' . 038 — ' ‘ ~ .. ~ ' ~ :ibl. thflli :— -
Regarding the prop0sed new bridge over drew a revolver and fired at Dlnon. One of 630 d 9:4?“ BMW's/for Norwalk PU BLEQfiLIBgAn'RgmgP 3%; at 1333121??? 3' m “W‘lgi‘iifidvfid 0:: igi'iiii'a'gg‘ v 71;: y 212:“ ;;r:;:rg£qo;::i::mpiaint and

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Noroton river, in connection With the town the shpts passed through the fleshy part of “n a ma'tloofo 4301:. an, Freight train 3&3, £931,191,”: :93“?! 3th“,'1s73,rztwhieh t m . _ under the - '. fl . sixth Ave. and Ewell“ 88., New York . 0 1,05,, 0 ”peg,“ cum, b, (“mg New home},-

of Darren, a vote was passed that the work .Dlnon 3 right cheek, and the other struck. . ' John W BACON s“ 't TEN Typduuup gill-Ts, amouutlng ch 3 rand , manage: ., . One block below I. Q . 't d s, m a ti

be done at an ex ense to Stamford not to the frontal bone ust above the li ht e e ' ' p ' otal 0150500 Donal] cash will bodlstributedbyfiotto mentor ; mgeyu. “33'7““. 0“ 4"“ 9:“ n "3 9n.“ 0n_

P J B .y t Id, . i i t '8‘“. t m“ cured atonce

exceed 1 250. - , and labels about plouohed a furrow ticket-ho am No reduct 0n '1 819°“ .0. I A“. g _ " ° . s , -

Petit't‘in'of Ebenezer o t and others in aboutg an incN and a lialf lori3 near the e e- I“! "I"! IN "A". '- H‘RTF'" “ll-"Ml "“3 “Emma“, ”l" 9“" 3‘“ "n b° 9‘” i“ “m" Mlc— ,. tion 3:235ng Iglcfegt‘lglg- Eflll “0 8, “mm“: 310mb“ “‘1 “m“‘lmm‘e' -
l y . g y . . . I r . r P .

- - . - . - -’ - ' ' NFW 1011 N]; I UII’IOB 01‘ “I FAIIIRB ANDD'WIWBN'K- ' -.~ :r - of the loo ourstlngthronah thesktn orotherwlsc
relation to Widening the Old highway at brow. Leverty was arrested. ‘ K" w HAVEN D "9103- , , . , ~_LOolavn.r.l, 3.. A'trllflth.‘=18.73 - 1%}ng *3 ""‘ ”w -—:.j J: “Pgfi'ggggg, Fiemhchm“ 0 I cared readily by followingathe directions on the;
“Chuck Landing,” work ordered done under Mr. Wm. E. Seeley has sold his residence SUMMER ARRANGEMENT- Thisis to certlty members “It.“ Hamlet!" - "”32”, __-:-...-".-‘ Tone, gem $3 dinaner‘gm $1 gmes' bottle. »

' - ‘ ‘ ' fi ' Commencin Ma 20th 1872 . and Drover-9 Bn'nktotha creditofthe Third ‘7 Wei , ,___—--- . ' . - 3 v . . .
the supeersion of the Selectmen, cost not on Fair eid avenue to Mr. A. A. Petlenglll _ s y . . - Grand Gm Concert for mo benefit‘flfth'e PM“, L,_ by examln- mg“ Glassware lower than ever. b r" gm“ Bladder and Urinary derangement
f0 exceed $120. - for about $21,000. Trains leave Passenger Station at South Norwalk hm. Or Ky FIVO Baum nonund ing our stock _ ._., Catalogues mailed free on application. it has no cqnal’; one bottle will convince the most

A fatal accident occurred on the New Ca- The Sedgwick Guard will turn out for 8 this “mm": ' Do tar-ls, which'has been set apbrtbyhtllie l,lnaulp- Giza“ £05153 81L; . _ WASHINGTON fl ADLEY’ ‘ sceptical. g j _ , .
.naan railroad.Saturday week,at Sprinzdale. target practice at Sea Side Park on the on orwalk ‘0’ mm” Yorle. . fie" m ”V the {slum1,andwillhc {3,1, t I inducements as the: Late 0‘ cooper Institute. . W0 M3. expélled from the svstem without the
A Mrs. Sammis, of that pince, was walking morning of the 30m. The Guard will escort “2341 A3.”- 1,33%?th E§ngs§ pggekafizéd’“ -°“("s{°:;3;‘. purpose. “i _ ' p" largest 1:: Yorkhousesi .132 ~ less: glitciultyu! tew hottgs are sumele'm for the

‘ s ' , ' , _ s - -‘ , , mos 0 B n 'ecase. ' ‘ ‘
on the mam road_near where it crpsses the. file G. A_.R.. on thatday, . 6.00 :: Accommo Mon . - .. .3- 3, vgnon, onshleh £3.39: Negnllihildg‘ild. m _ ‘ s. y _
track and not seeing the approaching from I“Captain Chris Smith, 15 havmg a yacht 0.45 “ Accommodation > ,—-LIST or arms,— ,. , 29 Main street, News“, Ct. Plum, onehottle has cured the most diacult case
and not hearing the. whistle, being very built in Port Jefferson, by Capt F. B. Dar- 7-45 , L°ggr§ggrngissgpglnfi “Defies. One Grand Cash Gm, '. .' '- -~$100.000 We have the pleasure of in- - "he“ Othermmedlemiled- .
deg» S'ePPffirgggcilzfv;fhfr°gi 0f the engine 1mg.45’l;,het1?gowmlgagr¢;.lifrmdémfenslow 9.23 .1; Accommodation '“ °‘ . One Grand Cash Gift, - - - - 50.000 $312“E§.€“{lrf".i'f°§l.$‘3‘i€£f°3l ”h“ . - '- gigsggsmipgmgltnts. Nenrulgia, Headache.
“.1 was She was conveg 3“: force some 1‘99] 9‘? r. If“? 3" t 0 eel. 1H“; r‘ M Eggflm i' One Grand Cash Gift, - - .' - 25,000 Bridge ort, thepopularunman Hair: " y' _
drain... ham: Hilary” as; art-Am t-Mc 0......0.......,- - are not i“tf:°itzii.i:’$‘33isliizy ~ Am,,.,,,.,,......,..,,..d.b..m..,...,..
and 1 _ . . ' inn on e: ormanyyv e nown an res- ‘ . . - - -' 4 - , . _- . . - rant: 0 , , - o orgrea yl'e eve y: s van~
an hour. -> , 'ectt’ad in our city- died aged sevent -one {5'33 .l. 2333:” Edwin“ One Grand Cash ‘3‘" .- . - 5'000 Store- Ladle’wmflnd “runnndmge “5' ' Relief. comfort and cure for Ru till-e, Female _ ““9 medicine-N .

A ii e broke out in the Con e tional [3 C M N 'l ’ b ' b 5.51 "” B to “it? n on ‘ ' ’ One Grand CPS.“ I“. ' ’ - ’ sortment 0" REAL HAIR- S‘VITLH‘1'91 Weaknesses and Piles, unlike all other-a pllances I"! I . - . ,

1' €133“ . years; “Pt, 0 9' W39, 0"“ “1 91' 3’ 0'3: .. a” '1 * ms- . . . ' ‘MCash Gifts of. $1000 each, : ,- 24,000 cURLS. cuIGNONs, BRAIDR. FRON rs, kuownwm “WWW“, limbel'u'.break,c m, ,0" , . _ cit TIS. Catanh,conmislons and Byster
church. films]: Stamtgrdfi a? on; 21 gkhd‘l 1:11. E] 11118 State, in 1802, and m 1864 came to 9-3., ,, Bgmngxgggg ./ . .50 CnshGifls nf , 500 ..u 25,000 HALF .311; pun}. file‘s. gurus, anglgvfiryr um. move (mm place,_,ndc,,,wam,_ The fine nclts cured or much relieved. -
m. on on a an . core :1. lg t e rid 9. art where in 1844 at M3 0W!) 9X- ' - - ' . - ' ' “, - otherartce eong ng 0" c _usiness. a ,steel spring bein coated with hard rubber light. ' D " i - std:
eniire edifice, {him its contents, was de- pensfi End is a matter of individual entcr- ' New York f°'s°“‘h1‘°""alk- . . ' 133 8“ 511; gigs- 3; $83 a gg’ggg Work altered andiwlorkeddovctr 13:3;in :ggdgger‘} cool.clcanly, use in bathing. fitted to form. uni- I and‘figfikflfflvfifisgzégg.getgfigfésa ten
stroyed. The total loss is about $4,000: in- prise, he established a lighthouse at the en- Agfioggfi’qgnggfil‘t‘.‘ ”:52? “6300051 0.3.15. : ‘. .— B50 0331," elm: of 200'“ “ 301000 0.50913 “next “it cfeggngblg prices. IyIAlR“ §;§§i%§§f°£3;%‘l‘i§dn‘él£3 “$311190: 21:33pm? ' homes °f the quake” ”me"? . . »
sured in the Litclifield Fire InsurancebConli- trance of our harbor. This he successfully 8.10'tuiiimll s.oo(sx.):1‘;.’hl,', ' ( oumxmm’ " . ' ' OOOCashGifls of 100 “ 59,000. ”$132323 tth‘s'ebrEliihh vegggga'ggpgggt' Establlihmenllllw Chem“ 3‘" Phil“! “‘1 {-37 Assigns-i Prime ll‘t'llir'e'adilo tgrethimlnv $01315
We f°r WO- Freeman“? "3“ Y managed “11 the ,... 185.4. when . so... "om-k romw amn- Sec 6 the Shad . are the Sub- 9.000 c... ems pt .10 " .. .. 90.000. ‘33.. ... g... .. art.ratu.taa..tarrm ........... °' mutant. asses... ’ ' n = “f‘,
the work 01 an incendiary. The church house was built by the United States, and At6.39 A. M.,Accomniodation' ' ‘ " ' ,. . 'IJI', - 0W . T 1 10 000 Gifts (all cash) $500000 Hoping to secure a share 01' the '- r BAXTERthVERINGHIM 7 , - - .
destroyed was a neat edifice, costing about Capt. McNeil.was appointedkee or which 9.03 n Accommodation “ ~ J ' 18.1106 fades Ola , 9 -, - . 9. . “(my patronage of No“, 1,, and , Norwalk Cog” mung, Remittant and IntermittantVFevers, so

- ‘ . ' _ ' - . p t . 9.41 " Bo t it - ' S ' 0 l f tickets remain unsold, and they will i 1 it 'e s sin Your Arc. ’ ' prevalent in many parts of our Country, completely
$2 500. Its contents included sometwo bun place be retained throu h all lh h n - 3 °-“ 1‘ fell- II vs. . . v on . w r m . . , .
’d doll rs lh . . lot of d . . i l' .1 . E. PC “8'1 g 10.54 " Accommo atiou ' bcfnrnlnh to them-st nppllcgnts atthe following ‘1, IN a, EMANUEL, LL KINDS eradicatcdbytheuse otthe Quaker Bitters.

drc “ “’0" ‘Of camelmsm , a minis 1'3 1033. 1l l the illne Ofbis death , 1.68 P. 01., Accommodation -——o:o:o—— ric‘esl— Whole tickets, $10: “lull”: quarters, Murray’s elegant new block, A 1.": AGED and“ the Quaker Bitters 5,,“ tin
suitable church- and bllllday school-furniture The new steamer, “ Spitfire,” which is to 2.27 1‘ Boston Express. . ' £2.50: 11 '=Wh0|estor'8100. “f0! “(W-113‘ for $1090 No. 29 MAI N 8TH EE',1‘. » , . mic“, may and in need of 1,, “my, dealing cars.
a melooeon and asmail organformerly used ly between this city and Port Jefferson L. 5-“ ' - Acwmmmmon ' , “Hick?“ ““1 “1" “himw‘l’i’tfpfi ’ ‘l‘,’ K '. N‘Il'wnlkv Conn- W1)“ ‘3! .1 —oF—- n quickcns the blood and cheers the min . and
- h id U11 1- . d .- b - t . n.14 “ Accommodation . 'nlos. .I. IBAMLNI‘T s 008171 s. it ._ forget the number, in . name 3 . u , cured.
in t c o _ 1vel‘sa isl church of Stamford. ., ullngt e coming summer. c0mmenced “8 u Accommodation . . org-1m. ll. llayakcou Brosdway,N.Y. Mari-a .5 new block a pa pas age down the pie 9 g _
The entire contents were worth :not less her trips on Thursday last—Standard. ‘ 0:51 a, moston Express. - . ‘ . ' " O K” n ‘95 Emma’s, . J 0 B P R l N T l N G ' wiltii 19.1.5} ”my?”1°“gi‘l’iile’t’ai'ii'iei‘l'él5‘ii3i‘
than $1,500, making Will] the building, a M 10.48 " Boston Express. Mlllinery and Fancy “e, o, waistline": 335:5?

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