gamut Gazette.
as
Tim TAXABBESSORSE—Thc Boston Globe '
gofiememena' 1 , - _ N
Tw'apprsising season they dread as a
stilence. They bemoan their unhappy
‘alspale of 1 0
makers, inclu
low prices for can , or part cult. and be -
ancem small monshly
‘
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
' : 'uonlctwsrrnsuns
GEE“ 9ND? ' ‘Nfi’ifi‘hhfidhtfiffi
at extremal
meats. New '7 0e-
CR OCKER Y; CHINA‘l
"r“. u. no t. mom. i
-.:..--'..ixtensive dealers in
pension. iiivhwcobns
: ‘1' "
I you CAN "Atkins FIND ' ‘ '
‘53 maria swans-2T; '
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES:
“stunts“strains; ,_
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‘1
DEALER 1N
GOAL.”
M. ' “ ~ - hen the be an to . ,-
A lot and (3111801119 day W - Y g n ,. I. ' . 1 o ,. in. And allldndso ..
“flaw minim property—or. at 1.... when blatant. ”if“; 5' 39..."; ..".... -- ' w ass mums and ngflgms . woon AND BRICK.
‘ ms and tax collectors were first thought of. NINE) ”glisfilgglgfasngeggmaggoi 4'3““ CLASS & EABTH E” 'A I IN THEIR PRO . .
- . . ~ ‘ ‘ ’ . . . , ' " - ‘ , u t. ‘-
1'“ °“‘_."“‘” “9:" n... 1... .... .1... Models as We .fillllt‘tit'tfllllllt.“§t°l.°l.t:.'lt-..... senses:satesemanates. N
' for i .. ' —-the cmtlbdimentofim ortinentin uis- 5'" e , is Chandeliers,Lampsand Lanterns lnareat vaneW' ' ' .
’Twas but-,a word, .a carol €18 light. il‘i’czness—whose only and Isole end is II) be $3.33: 3:3; $33.1 ,fl'ZEEITEIJMflT‘a Plnplfifrstgnedxciéggtgai Shim-$51: gadyfift’giigggg‘; GROGKERY, CLASS WARE, MI. _ —-Al.so—-
AS thistle-down IL 3851‘ o. Pi" . _ produced by a third set of res 8 PM!“ .I‘ Y war]; Icn'l‘lu Sheet Iron Copper Lead and Zinc _ __._.
used it moms V . ' t ueVer-CCaSIPs torment ‘0 “Rem, “I“! ‘1 votct’d’f'wf Ff "Whom "filmy”; m.,“? Buffing“;“tantrums... utup Arealsougelltsfot Ill!" rlrrrol statismrnsssltlmtrvs
“g; onwara'xged 1" flight terror to their purses. Soberly speaklng. “maria“; IE; 5% ifiim'ge ms Liberal. IL- on scientific nrinclpmh Agents 1'0? “#3185153 Smith’s Bakery, WHOLESALE AND RETAII
en , . . ~ - ' . man for one‘ EARTH CLOSET COMPANY. Nove ty 0 ‘ . . *‘ "
- 2' he oflice of assessor ts no smecure. Next . bTRATED 0.4 .4 OGUES MA_ . , l . t l P Mm, me And“ anppbof flesh pms CAKE, BREAD,&C-.
. ' ‘cau h u the word. , . slam ). A liberal discount to Ministers Churches. ernger. Tlugleys Hor sou til y .cvo :- . i, l. t .
Anolhgfihedfit‘wifh a haughty sneer; :ncoilecttng newspaper bills, the work of 5,, a,3¢,,,,1,,1,,dm,m ABEIITS will“. 3531?; {geezenalldOnIyAgents forFalrtleldCoun DEMM 0111;“; 0“" émWCOM B RLCI' St, I‘OI‘WEIN, COIIII, 3
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...’8’i;thered Weight as on 1L spcd— "he assessor 18 "18161151: Pleasant and “‘05! Write for a Price List to .1. II- JOHNSTON, 011.10 Iron and Paint 00. . 58 MAIN STREET. 0
That careless word, in its career.
Then rumor caught the flying word,
And busy gossip gave it weight,
Until that little word became
A vehicle of angry hate.
And then that word was winged with fire,
Its mission was a thing of pain;
For soon it fell like lava drops _
Upon a wildly tortured brain: ’
And then another page of life
With burning, séaldihg tears was blurred ;
A load of care was heavier made—-
Its added weight, that careless word.
That careless word I 0 how it scorched
A fainting, bleeding, quivering heart ;
’Twas like a hungry 'fire that searched
Through every tender. vital spot.
How wildly throbbed that aching heart!
Deep agony its fountain stirred;
Ir calmed, but bitter ashes mark? ,
The pathway of that careless word.
fl
Miss Margaret Buchanan, in her “Queer
, museum an“. argument will.
' thoseof her sex who are compelled to ref)
th
ra
The laws of taxation, say the complatuers,
pertinent questions, they are pretty sure to
ankless of any. Everybody‘s properly is
ted to high, and everybody’s else too low.
are terribly unjust, and, of course the asses-
sors are the ones to blame.
If they place a certain value upon proper-
y, they are forwith indignanlly asked to
any it at that price. If they ask an individ-
ual to fix his own price, he coolly replies
bathe doesn't wish to sell. If they ask
B
G
I
get impertinentdnswersfif they don't ask
'hem, they are charged with neglect of duty.
Everything they do is wrong ;'nothi_ng thev
his right. They spend their time in pur-
uit of knowledge under difficulties. though
here is one kind ofknowlcdge they acquire
without trouble at each place they visrt—
that their room is infinitely to be preferred
'0 their' company. A toad under the
narrow, a pig on the ice, an editor with
we bores in his sanctum, a missionary
undergoing the operation of scalping, a
"ighteous man in New York—each and all
:hese may be considered superlatively happy
‘1) their respective situations compared with
the assessor, whosg hand, metaphorically, is
against every man, and whose ideas of duty
4.
upon thcr own exertions for a living, that i:
is more healthful, honorable and problem.
to do the work ofn family than to work be,
hind the counter of a store, teach-school, or
labor iu a manufacturing establishment.
She says :—
Housework is admirably calculated to
preserve aTob'ust woman, and to strengthen
one that is weak. An hour in the laundry
is better than a vial of iron. For a woman
not onliged to support herself, housework n ,
easier than running sewrug muchrneg, or
making dresses. It is easier than teaching;
and, while engaged in its lighter forms,a
young lady may find more time for mental
culture than teachers dd. Housework tn
the natural physical occupation for all
women. It is not only woman’s right, but
it is their duty to hold exclusive 15085138101.
or the kitchen and dining-room. Itgives
t rem a great power. Upon the administra-
tion ot the kitchen hangs a world of weal
and woe. Au innumerable train of dis-
eas-‘rs is concealedgin the side board. Not
bodily diseases merely, but hypochondnu
and hysterics, and their blue and stunted
otfspring. Alady, is the mightrestsceptlc
on earth. _,
————-+<.
Many and wonderful are the ways where-
b the undertaker thrives in his calling.
Iferc is one who joc'ttlarly and triumphantly
announces, -“Handsome coflln, plate, hearse,
and carriage for $24,”—t'rom which it would
appear thatthc poorest need not be without
them. Then another, alive to the value of
contemporary literature. takes another tack,
evidently believing in “Only tine price; all
goods marked in plain figures.” At least,
this is what he says: “The only underttker
in the city 'who has a printed pricelist."
The directors of the New York, OScho,
and Midland Railroad are still conferring
as to the best course with regard to the
finances and the completion of that road.
The full $4,000,000 has not yet been.sub-
scribed, but it is stated that the dcficrency
will be met when the new programme goes
into ctl‘ect. The principal members of the
syndicateare interested in the construction
of the road, as they have advanced large
amounts in the shape of materials for build-
ing and equipment.
-—-—-—-.—¢.o—-.~————-
Mons. FREE THAN WELCOME—The Amer-
icaus'are utilizing steam as an agent of civ-
ilization: “The Nebraska Indians are al-
lowed to ride tree on all trains they can
jump on while the latter are in mtltion.
The tribe is being reduced very rapidly."
There is something homoepathic in thus im-
proving the “Ingins” oh the face of the
earth by em 10 ineffiniinsi’. It “minus
us or the only ays of Otahette, where the
natives, when they got tired of being con-
verted by the missionaries. set: to and con-
verted the missionaries. They converted
them into excellent salt pork—London Illm.
.M
“ A Goon PLACE."—-SO much is heard now-
a-dsys of the difficulty of keeping servants
that the fo-‘Itlwing anecdote will be offgcu-
eral interest. A valet-de-chambre who had
been fit some time in the service of Theo-
philedautier, the eminent French "littora-
m“! said one day to a companion, “ Well,
1 stall-be very glad to stay in my present
,ace.» My master is very useful to me—he
talks Well and is just my 11 ure. Direct]
'he goes out I put on his c othcs,and as
hear him speak a great deal, his wit is very
I know all his ban mots by
useful to me.
heart, and I retail them as my own."
——.—_L«.p—.-—'——— .
AN ANECDOTE or Cums JUSTICE Cruse:
Au oldflieud of the late cllit'fijustice tells us
an anecdote showing Mr. Chase’s cleverness
While on a visit to the south-
e‘ru slates, after the: war,;Mt:., Cbasc-was’bieér;
at repartec.
, troduced to, ,a war he -m‘f°—‘+-v-Vm!“t'w
. megawmselron ér'd‘é‘v'oii'oit to the“Lost
' ausc." Anxious that the chief-Justice
should ‘know‘ her real Sentiments, shebrl'c-
fl
. r.
Chase,.you.seebeforeyou a rebel that has
“Madame,” re-
plied he, with a profound how, “you are so
perfectly constructed that any rectmslruc-
marked, as she gave him her hand:
not been reconstructed.”
impossible.”—-N. Y. Post.
.—¢.r~-.—
tion‘ is altogether
Gen. Beauregard sees in immigration the
only sure release tor Louisiana from. the po-
litiCal disseusious and antagonisms among
it; own people, and he urges the immediate
holding of a convention to secure it, advis-
ing that. it entire] . discard polities and
adopt measures w b will palliatc the pres-
ent anxieties and afflictions of the pcop.e
and ultimately restore peace and prosperity.
Mr. Colfax has Written to a friend in Paris
a letter containing this emphatic and
sanguine passage :—-“I never received a
dollar from Amos on any account whatever,
in check, in cash, in stock, or dividends or
bonds. I have full faith that-He who
knoweth all things will in Eis'own good
time make my entire innocence of this cruel
and wicked charge manifest to even the
bitterest of my enemies.”-
“Thisis the 200th applicatiom in a week.
Go to the devil. I can't hire'ever d—d
fool.” ~ ,That‘s‘what they say Mr. reelcy
wrote to a man who asked for a situation.
The receiver couldn’t make it out, so he took
it down to the .Trflmnn counting-room, and
the cashier, supposing it to be a check,
cashed it. '
The editor of the Middleto‘wn Mall offers
to “vacuinutc, tree of charge, allocw prepay-
lng‘ subscribers to his paper, for-thirty days.”
A wcsrcrn editor’s editorial statement :
“We are living at this moment under abso-
lute despotism,” is explained by his contem-
poraries by the fucnthat he has lately been
married. - . ‘_ . -’
Afellow who has actually tried it, says
that although there are thrce'scruplcs in a
drum, the more drama you take the less
scruples you will have.
A new style of watch has the name of the
owner in small letters, which can any be
detected by the aid of a microsCope, above
each‘of the flgure's'on the face of the dial.
John Raudhlph’s tomb is without monu-
mental stone, and the Virginia legislature
proposes to remedy the matter.
A new Raiding-Jt The books in the run-
ning brooks" were probably “volumes of
water."
It is hinted to young ladies that those of
their number who “ make up” their faces do
not “1““ 35nd oun m .
minds. y y g entomakeupmeu-
Change olResidence—‘l‘ne entleman who
resided over a week in Bun street, is now
lodging over a wax-chandler"; in the same
quarter.—-Puneh. '
f‘Misfortuues never come singly,"
And so, like birds of a feather,
The Marriages and the Deaths
Are always printed together.
A love letter, picked up in Springfield, Ill.,
had the following paragraph : “My best
loved one, I chawed the ostllgc stamp on
our last letter all to t under, because I
930W you licked it on.”
A young man in a suburban town sent off
his firstpostal card on 'I‘hursdav morning.
Alter writing a message on the back he en-
cloud it in an envelope, clapped oma three
cent stamp, . and dropped it into the post-
ofllce, remarktng that IL was a Very handy
arrange-meat, and should have been intro’
dnccdyears ago.
Hush Money—Nurse‘s wages.
The Feature of our Age—Cheek.
Woman’s Rites of Old—The mysteries of
Ceres—Punch.
The young lady with took the gentleman's ‘
\
:onflict with those of everybody else.
It is a little curious how much pa ins peo-
ple will take to avoid paying a tax bill.
They seem to think that every dollar kept
.;aiu, and every day’s delay in paying it is
tcgardcd as precious as time saved from the
jaws of death. They have an idea that
honey paid for taxes is money thrown
away. They have no conception of the
advantages ofa town or city government.
l‘hcy do not understand or reflect that
schools are supported, streets kept in order
Rand public improvements made by these
r-ame taxes; that it is the only just and
proper wav to defray such expenses, and
vital it i.- by the direct aid of them that the
community thrives. Such people never.
;ce beyond the ends of their owlt fingers.
rvilhout it is for their individual behoof and
benefit. They never-pay their taxes until
summoned, and then they grumble at the
tdditioual expense. For such people we
have. a world of advice, which we tender
them gratis: Never neglect to pay your
taxes until you are summoned, never
grumble about paying for your summons
.tfter you get it. In the first place, you
keep your temper; in the second your
money, and in the third your self-respect,
A few ygars ago it was found impossible
to sustain a single British steamship line
between England and 'the South American
ports, and the vessels of the Royal mail
company were run for a long tune on a
GR"
875.. Revolvers. so to 825. P1
Material,
dealers or clubs. Army Guns,
or traded for. Goods sent by express C.
examined before paid
.5.
Agents in every county in the
full particulars, call on
Ladtea’ Caskets and Golden Pena.
per month by good,
once (b:
0
Concor
___.__.—-—
if”
: .. w°thS
nasmthauu st., Plttsbmb. Psi:
reach-Loading Shot Gm, 340 to 8300. Double Shot
. Si Ie Guns.$8 1.0820. RtfleSJBtm
nus,” to 8150 ng stols, 81 to ,8. Gun
Large discounts to
bought
hi the.
FISMWTM e' Revolvers???-
for.
I). to be
.A. 1v I;- rs D -
nite States. For
or address, 1th stamp,
S. J. CORE , Rockvtll,“_Ct.
AGENTS WANTED tor our New
Mu s,0hartl.Books and and Pictures to-
get er with Sewing silk, Linen Thread,
3100 to 8200 cleared
active, men or women. Ap ly at
stamp) to D. L. GUERNSEY, " ab.”
N' 3' '“WZ‘NTEDT
General and Load Agents, for
the Bartram Sewing Mach-he,
made at Daubury, Colu. The
stillest, fastest and easiest Lock
Stitch, Straight Needle Ma-
'chlne in the market. We give
{better terms than auv other
'company. Address, JOHN A.
s-op-eued a fine “cunt," on
Send for Circular.
ills if.
181.011 .
Beacon
ISDIITING AND PDLLDYS,
A SPECIALI’I‘Y.
”trial
..__...
’1" °fthepub1ic "“5“” is 5° “men chm We have facilities for this class of
work unexoslled in New England.
——-—
We furnish small orders on as good terms as large.
Send for prices before ordering elsewhere.
-ALSO—
GENERAL MACHINE .IIIBBINII.
D. FISBIE. & 00.,
grew flavors. Conn.
S
SPEPSIII
u ”'
: tionhl’oor Appetite;
es
,Constniflp
- onsness, He
And all disorders of the Stomach. Liver and Blood.
SOLD BY ALL DBOWISTS.
Wflllltilt‘u titties riser“...
spectal lc cmpflleogin-fu
a llequhods’scnt free by mail.
. YOUNG, & CO.
173 Greenwich st., N. Y.
RDIALHIIYILI‘
OF C BA.
capit
package of g.
six cent return stamp,
.: ...u..Ll:l. 860
aruutced. Re-
'-ut at home, day or evening; no
ll instructions and valuable
Address, With
[011 Elli?"
These paints 'are’ a success: made of pure Iron
0 all need on] to be tried to beapproved. We
kgcepni’urc Llnseeyd, Raw and Boiled Oils, as only
Pure Oilwill work‘successfnlly with our Paints.
stratum in our stunts-
‘ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Fairfleld . County
1- FIRE
usustltrco’luu r,
South Nora-slit, Conn.
Casi Capital, ' .‘ $200,000
Assets, 1.11011.— 1873, $297,317.52
w. s. nsnronngrreuacnt,
n. n. TCBNEB, Secretary. - 4
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
tlorwallt Insurance Agency,
_ ' noon! No. 6.
. GAZETTE BUILDING,
The subscribers have established a general Fire
and Life Insurance Agency, as abov
every variety of Risks in the best an
nics. They are seen
port, Boston and Weston for the
or WATERTOWN. N. Y.
481f C. do C. F. ADAMS.
Brokaw
BROTHERS,
nAvE DOUBLED mum MANUFACTURING
. FACILITIES BY THE ADDITION OF TWO
MORE LARGE STORES TO THEIR PRE-
SENT PREMISES, FOR THE SALE OF
(£00103 Yuulls’, Buys’ 81 Billion
Clothing
rounrir AVE., opposite Cooper institute.
LAFAYETTE PLACE, opposite Astor Place.
NEW norm.
0 and will take
d safest Compa-
ts for Darieu,Norwalk,West-
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE 00.
GEORGE WARD SELLECK,
' its: nonstantly'ln stock at his new stand.
No. 9 Main Street,
A choice and line assortmentof
O
Groceries,
Provisions, ,
‘ it.
Flour, -‘
Fruit, &c.,
To which be we .tld invite the attention of all who
wish to 1. urchssctlrst-clnss goods, at
Reasonable Pricés.
DRIEDBEEF, SLICED A SPECIALTY. BEST
OF RAMS, EITHER WHOLE OR SLICED. .
Drop in and see as in our new store,
so. 9 MAIN “realm,
Boos-s a axons
THE sutlscriber would respect fully'call the alien‘-
tton of the‘ publlctp their . .
“venison-or GOODS,
consisting of a general assortment of
Boots,-Shocs,tlaiters,
m., both for Gentlemen and Ladles'weu, which
willbc sold very low rot- Cash, at the old_ stand,
III-Y’s BLOCK,
sown] 'NORWALK, count. I
Allkiudé ochnts’ and Ladies’ Boots, Shoes,&c.
made to order,in the most workmaulikemsnner,and
at fair prices.
nonsn CARS RUN incur er Tull: noon.
HIRAM S. BROWN.
illllllllllllllltli
LIIIYtDER MARKET.
LEWIS IIIIBBELL, 85.00.
heavy subsidy. but now-there are not less
than seventy~fivc steamers flying the British
flag, and of the registered burden of 110,000
tons, entering and leaving the ports of
Brazil,Chili, Peru and the Argentine con-
federation. Of this tonnage all but 20,000
is en aged in regular ocean trade, carrying
from ondon, Liverpool and South Ameri-
ca merchandise valued at $70,000,000 per
anuum,and from Antwerp, Bordeaux and.
Lisbon, which are ports of call for the
various English lines, a. large addition to
the above figures. It is represented that
all the South American countries are
favorable to American interests. and it_is
the duty of American merchants to devote
ways and means to send steam vessds into
their ports flying the stars and stripes.
m
The Pennsylvania constitutional conven-
tion scents to have been smitten by gen'us.
It has conceived a provision to secure honest
-~vvi'uu5,:«hicl\,.ig, the Input safeguard yet (19.
vised. The proposition is to number every
ballot in the order of its receptionwnd us
the registry furnishes the list of voters in
.each district. it will be impossible to get in
more ballots than there are voters. The
plan would be still better,“ it required the
name to be added to the ballot, as in that
case eve fradulent vote could be detected.
Neverthe ess, the proposition is sucha good
One, that we do not feel disposed to criticise
os ectus for 1873 now ready. Address GEORGE
IPerIl‘AM, No. 9 Weybosset st., Providence, R. I.
.._._-__. .. .. erda 1 Agents wantedlAllclssses
$5 in $23 IOI withing people. of either sear,
young orold, make more money atw rk for us in
their spare moments,or all the tim an at any-
thing else. Particulars free. Addre ,
G. STINSON, £6 00., Portland, Maine.
I U I ' I I
Machlne Jobbing and Repalnng.
The subscriber, having leased the she and tools
of Mr. John Cotter, near the foot of tilt 11111.1.
fully prepared to execute all kinds of‘Machlne
Jobbing, and to repair Machinery. Orders will re-
ceive prompt attention, and be executed in a Work-
manlike manner. 0. W. BURRIT’I‘.
The subscriber hnslocated in the BASEMENT OF
WILSON’S BLOCK, (opposite Gazette Building,
where he will carry on the
Gas Fitting and Plumbing Business
in all its branches. Being a PRACTICAL WORK-
ltlA‘l and always either personally doing or super-
intc‘n'dlug his work, he is confident of his ability to
give constriction.
. By fattht‘ulattention to business, REASONABLE
_CH.AIIGHS, and Gun!) WORK, he hopes to
scare in the public patronage.
17w C. w. Bursiu'r'r.
assE'rs AFTER nunvc'uac.
-0HICA G0 LOSSES.
Timber, Lumber,
NOECE.
PLUMBING! PLUMBING
public with the best work at. short notice.
your ordersfor ‘
CLOSETS, BOILERS. BASINS. LEAD,
TIN—LINED ‘ AND BLOCK TIN
'PIPE, (‘79-, «26.. «ti-6.,
Nre offered at lowest market rate
, LEWIS J. CURTIS,
23 M nln Street. Norwalk, C
'all of which
Call and see.
2512f
ANING engaged the services of D. B. LUM, a
plumber of great experience. and lavorably
known in this vicinity as a practical workman in all
branches of plumbing, I shall be able to supplly the
cave
LIFTA ND FORCE PUMPS, BA TH TUBS, WA TER
I
. Builders’ llardvfarc, the,
n suction: ass stun.
. OFFICE AND YARD: _
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
°tf Washington-Sires ‘1. SC. Norwalk.
JACKSON BROS.,
t.
KEEP COOL!
MACE ’S
REFRIGERATORS.
Upright; and Chest
gcnce or default of
tained incurable injur
Nt
point, if it does not, ought
extend to Ireland—Panel
who desire a. handsome, quecnly carriage, to
carry a lar
one 01‘
it. It is calculated to make the Philadelphia
party managers howl—N. Y. Commercial
The erection of a handsome Protestant
church edifice has been commenced with
the sanction of the Italian government with-
in the city of Rome, the first building of the
kindlever allowed within the sacred city.
The work was begun January 25th, and is
being rapidly pressed forward. It is owned
by the Protestant Episcopal denomination
and controlled bv trustees.incorporated by
the state of New ork, one of whom is our
present secretary of state. The] were” 1”"
va .Ml‘. Newifl_~§'n“glggl.W"‘ln"3 IIS Cllllnll'y
Silliqifiig stands for its completion winch he
will dcu llless speedily secure.
. AVicnna letter says that great dissatis.
faction is being expressed in artistic circles
at the way in which the privilege of taking
sketches oflhc exhibition articles has been
disposed of. Four leading photographers
formed a union and obtained the sole right
of taking and reproducing the views of the
goods exhibited, to the exclusion of every
drauglltsznun or artist oursidt- of the associa-
tion. All the periodicals, therefore, to which
the readers look for illustrations of the
World‘s fair, are obliged to buy photographic
ilnpreSsious from the tthqutlnilS.
The Rev. Mr. Ancient has a rival in pas-
toral (low-lion iu l‘eltne-sAt‘el—a clergyman
who in the first place refuses to neccpt any
pay from his congregation. To support
himself he teaches school and cultivates his
own farm. When the church needs help he
starts upon a lecturing tour. and thus raises
the needed money. ’l‘his‘is highly honor-
able in the clergyman, but how about the
congregation ?
A doctor asked the head of a family in
Ohio if they had been vaccinated. He un-
swct'ed in the affirmative. He inquired,
“where did you get the vaccine virus?"
The father stated that one of his little girls
had hurt her finger with a. pin and his old-
est daughter had vaccinated the rest of the
children from the sore, and that “ they were
all working.”
In a murder case tried in an Irish court
there was abundant testimony that the
murder was committed in bright moon-
light. The counsel for the prisoner, toward
the end of thccase, passed around among
the jury an almanac by which it appeared
that there was no moon on the night of the
murder. The prisoner was acquitted at
once. After the trial, his counsel sent in a
bill, of which one item was, “To printing
alumnae without moon. £50.
A provincial gentleman who recently took
a house in South London has sent to a con-
temporary the following impromptu :—_
A stranger came unto my door ;
’He asked my name, and nothing more,
Twas nice for me, in that strange place,
So soon .10 sec so kind a face.
My hopes fell flat. He said, “ I axes,”
in’ him to the cemetery at Rothcsav.”
~ J E W. ELERS,
KEEPCONSTANTLY 0N HAND A WLL
srocx or
Franklin, Phila., Pa., s.sos,slss
Norlltnritlsh and .‘ttcl'cantllc, do do 2,104,5980
Queen of Liverpooldt L: ndbn, do do 1 3.55.3600
Imperial, of London, ' d
Amt otherCompanrcs,St-ock nndMutnal,in (‘on
uecticut and New York.
GEORGE" R.CO\\’LES.
0 do 5.313.66b0tl
HOMER MERRILL
9
U or c .N-‘Y-r v" 2204.424 00
B3233“Shift-12%;);ovidence'YL L r : 754_§!41.Q$l-tv—-*W
Attues,.uinctnnatr, O. . 7:250,000 on ' o ‘
Home, of Columbus, 0.. 433,447 34 .
Alemanla,Clevelarrd. 0., 29.5,om m, ‘ r l a
L.vcrpocl,and Lounon,andGluhe,sepa- -
rate tire assets. 5.066,105 00 .
0
0
Nor CE.
GSEV
KRY person, u'h
horse, team or on
any Bridge in this State m to river, in a faster gut
than a walk, shall be punis-2d by n tinenotexceed
jail not exceeding thirt
imprisonment both.”
South Not-walk.
r. .
v
.7. P. usuronn,
C. w. sml'l‘u.
PLA'I‘T Paton.
Selectmen.
}
, 30300,,Gllaniulls,'V0lllelas,
. AND
Be'd din 3 Out
Fruit Trees of all kinds,
Raspberry, Blackberry (It Strawberry
Plants, ac.
EGG, PEPPER 6e CELERY PLAN TS,&c
Also FLOWER AND VEGETABLE S EDS, BU-
QUI’Z’I'S, WREATHS, BASKETS, CROSSRS and
other Floral decorationsarranged in the beststyle
of art to order. Send for descriptive catalogue.
Its-armor“! a: DOWNS,
South Norwalk,Ct.
NEW COAL ,YARD.
RIILLARD 8s. WEBB,
Have established a new yard,
Corner Water and Washington Sts.
(betw'ecntbe Bridges,)whereln addition to all th
bestvaricties of
Coal and Wood.
. Th h .
And touched h‘lS hill, u for unpaid taxes." BRICK, , ey five on hand
SEX-[INAEY vs. Commons—Baillie Saw- 7213‘”:-
mun : ‘ ()1 cporsel want Wullic to hue a CEMENT. '
gutd cddycatton ; m the I’m .thiukin' 0’ send- PLASTER,
' _ ‘ . HAIR,
Conucnllor 'Iroot :' " 'l‘hc cemcturrie ?. Ab, BLUE STONE. than -
yell be wautlu‘ him to learn the dead lau- . . .
gauges, ell ?n B. 8. (who doesn’t see it): thcamcy furnish In any desired quantity,
0t course, of coarse—deed and leeviu'.” A “'0 Low“! Rates. ’ 23
. London Fun.
Arnv Normans—A provincial contem~ RAN .
poraryftllat seq-ms to be suffering from a - - GES.
sort 0 journa istic bilious bachelordom Goon . ‘~ ~ '
snarlsz—“The latest feminine fashion of “ N‘O .IRA‘E‘GE' .------- -- 83:33
wearing the front hair is known as the Skye
terrier style.” Of course the angels derive
their fashions from the skies—London Fun.
Call andsee thembeforcbuyingclsewhcrc.
GEORGE F BELDEN.
A serious appearing person had charge of
the grammar branch of a school examina-
tion and gave a br'oh‘t looking boy this sen-
tence to correct: “ .etwecn you and I this
ts good cutter." The boy shortly returned
the slip thus marks-:1 : “ Incorrect; the
lamp-post is omitted.” '
_ A Goon REASON Too.—“ llammu, Char-
ltc says he would like to be a clergyman I"
Momma: “ Tell me, dear, why you would
like to be a clergyman.” Charlie: “ Why '
because then I could talk as much as I like,
lil church.”-London 1" lm. -
N o BULI..-If a person has, by the negli-
a railway company. sus-
. les, can he recover?
, doubt of it; and sure the law in this
P. w. BATES.
NORWALK, CONN.
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of
O
GRANITE,
MDIIIIIIIEIITAI & BUILDING STONE
to order.
CEMETERY LOTS inclosed with POSTS or COP-
ING at short notice and very low prices.
constantly on hand stone cut forUNDERI’ININNG,
POSTS, CARRIAGE BLOCKS. FENDERS Am. 8:0.
Yard on Railroad dock near Gas House.
Keeps
Elm-14
, by all means, to
Dr. Dio Lewis recommends young girls
e book on thqtop
two
GARDEN SEEDS,
'ro Transition: a: Nawc'ntrnss. 53
0
gainin Streqt,_for choice and valuable Garden
. .- all Blade, 111 rage or Small intestines.
fancy has'rlih'uned lt'with thanks.
_ of their heads
ours'every days ‘
hall ride ordrivc any
age of any kind, upon
ing seven dollars, orby imprisonment in a common
adays, or by such line and
The above law will be enforced against all who
drive faster- than a walk over the dratvhridge at
New and RARE mm...
Plants, Shrubs,
EARLY ROSE POTATOES. TOMATO.
I A ‘,//
intrinsic virtues, and
. markable cures. ’ ' as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
.ruptions of the loud, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the .oystem
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti-
, date, and disa pear. Hence its wonderful
_ cures, many 0 which are publicly known,
of Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis-
orders of the skin, Tumors. Blotclies,
Boils, Pimples, Pustules, So
-Anthonfvt’: Fire, Rose or Erys pe-
lns, Te r, Salt: -Rheum, Scald
Head. Ringworm, and: internal Ul-
cerattons 0f the Uterus, Stomach.
and Liver. It: also cures other com-
pllisinga, to ‘Ehich 1it; weald not setignyespeci-
a y apte , sue as ropsy, s
sin, Fits, N euralgia. Heart D pep-
‘Femulo Weakness, Debility. an
Leucorrhma, when they are manifesta-
tions of the scrofulous poisons. '
It: is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissi ates the depression and listless Ian-
gllor o the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. ' The system moves
Ii? with renewed vigor and a new lease of
e.
P R E P A R E D 3 1’
Dr. I. c. AYER 6t 00., Lowell, Mass.,
Meat and Analytical cannon.
com er Am. Dancers? nvanrwnnar.
' DIIIIDREII’S Bill. I .GES.
'Wleatlnuuws, Wallis, Calls,
Velocc'pcdcs, &c.,’
—AT— .
. E. K. LOCBWOOB’S.
Is widely known
as one of the most
effectual remedies
ever discovered for
the blood. It ha?
stood the test of
7 , years, with a con-
stautlygrowingrep-
.utation, based on its
sustained by its re-
as to effectual! purge out the; great cor- '
Stu '
-ALSC-
lg'ts Itll Smilh'slmelican Organs.
To which we would invite tilt-attention ofthc
mustcal public..
EEWARD P. WEED,
, .D n U G G I s '1' ,
Wall Street, opposite Normals Opera House,
Cf 'cleansin “I? 3‘- .A large and we‘llselcctedstcckof
*3 “m an 'Punfnn" DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Perfumery, Patent Medicines, all kinds,'Misera
Handkerchief Extracts. Hair Brushes, Combs,
Sponges, Chamois Skins. Stationery, Cigars, Arc .
and is constantly adding to his stock all the new and
uopular medicines of the dav.
'BYADRlAscE,PLIfi&°°
Patcssro sun All FARMERS
Descriptive Circulars Fownrdcdlby Mall.
STYLES, sets It.
SOJIIETHING. NEW:
A FIRST CLASS CITY
5DRAPER
101000.100 INIABLISHMENT
At No. 1 Gazette Building,(up stairs.)
THE subscriber would rcspectfulltnform thcoitl-
sens ofNorwalk, that he has opened a first-class
New York Cltv Establishment, as above, where he
pledges himself to give satisfaction to all his custo-
In
ers. .
He will give special attention to Boys’Garmcnts
as well as those of cntlemen. Persons bringing
_ their own cloth can ave the same cut or made up,
in an artlsticmauner, at treasonable prices.
ANCIS J. 1th EON.
$5 III $1 pet-day! AgentswantedlAllclssse
or can a
s ayrc mgl'uflnts, or all the true, than at anything
oi working-people. ot eithersox, oh
0 more mou ey at work for us In thei
. , e se. Particulars free. Address G. Stlnson & Co.
Portland, list he. _ . 3‘
LIN IMENT MONOGRAMS
Is a positive cure for Sclatica, Recumntlsm, Neural- .
gla, Iopina‘ Complaint, Contracted Cords. Lame.
gulcké85prugns, the], Frgm '21”) 6 barge bolttlcs :vlill .
e esovcnu stcan. ' an ultra -
curl- for St. atcla. pdr‘k’bottlcg, 31.30; sI’DDN bot- CUT AL‘D STAMPED"
ties 75 cts. Sold by a] .dl'ugglsts. 1y12eow - '
All the new styles of
Q , -
“WM” TINTED STATIONERY
. !
-—JOB——
for sale at
—-AND CARD WORK,—
oi every description,at the
GAZETTE JOB PRINTINC‘OFFIGE-
Low Prices,
_..gt_.-
Sellccltt’s Book Store.
/
Shingles, taut,
Waters. 'l‘ollct and Medicated Soaps, Flavoring :llllu
WILLIAM j G. STREET,
[8 Water Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
HARDWARE,
00000th ANNNEW nu.
IthBiver Blue Stone,Lime,Gement THE ELEGANT, FAST AND NEWSTEAMER,
ON
cONVE'YA'NCEs."
.' in", squirm: ARRANGEMEN'IE- '4
.3, a 4 "no.3. - " v.1," :5:
A M E It I O U S g
and after May lst. 1878, Will leave Pier 37,
East River, foot. of Market: Street, at 21:15, and
341 Street at 3 30 o’clock.
Leave South Norwalk every morning at. 7:50, or
n arrival of railroad trains.
Fare,75 cts.,ExcursionTiekets$1.25
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS,
CITY OF NORWAIJK til. I'- F. BRADY -
Willleave each en d of theronte every evenln g.
Produce sold without charge for commission.
Freights at usual rates.
IRON, STEEL, MECHANICS" TOOLS, AGRI
CULTURAL . IMPLEMENTS, CARRIAGE
BODIES, WHEELS, RIMS, SHAFTS,
BUBS, AXLES, SPRINGS, BOLTS,
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, VARNISH, &C.,
At. Lowest New York Prices.
spectacles to suit all kinds 01 Eyes
.
AGENT FOR
‘LAzanvs an monnrss"
CELEsnArEDrEssEcrL-D'
SPECTACLES 8t EYE GLASSES.
a lecturer art's-snarl:
I . 0
prodttge'd'that do not tire t e eye. that gives a clear
and distinct vision, and makes weak eyes strong.
Warren ed for five years without chance of lenses.
Special attention giventoflttiugnearst’ghtcd people.
A large assortment ot
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES
‘ AT
Wood’s Jewelry ore,
UNDER THE OPERA IIOUS .
at
El
Festivals, Pit-Nils, Paula, 80:
BEER, JENNY?“
AND
SARSAPARI LLA .
In any dcsircdqnant-ity.
I am now prepared to fill all orders forthe following
STANDARD MINERAL WATERS:
sAL'l s, , -
snurzms.
CONGRESS.
vrcnv,
‘ KISSINGEN,
(:Alsnomc ACI
I) WATER.
I can till all orders for SIPHON BOTTLES,either
fort-he tradeor private families.
5] MAIN STREET, NORWAIAK,
Under E. Raymond's New Block.
. ' S. GRUMMAN.
' .
‘ NEW‘ROOMS!
NEW FURNITURE 2
E. QU‘TAIIB’S SONS,
AVE removed to their new rooms in thePost-o
tlce Building, (entrance one door west or the
aldstore) where they have a very large assortmento
Furniture 01' every abscrlptl'on,
At greatly redmedprlces.
unnun’raxrno‘,
O
in all its branches.
I Q
RIVERSIDE FOUNDRY.
THE subscribers having completed their new
Faun! .y Works on Hoyt. street, and fitted up
the same a the best manner, with most approved
machinerv,arenow prepared tocxecute allordersfor
IIIESTIASTIIII and tc '10!” WORK
ofevcrydcscrlpti' Babbitt tnetsl,ofeveryqual-
ity,furnlshed. Orderssollcitcd.
Cash paid forcas.scrap iron.
A’. c. ARNOLD,
, OTTO G. HAUSCHIL
Norwalk,llfay 8. 1571.
sins. J. A. JUDD,
Millinery Goods
And Sole Ageutfor
BUTTEBICK’S PATTERNS; ,
Also Agent for Singer’s Improved Family Sewing
Machines.
No. 2, Chlohestcr’n Block,
Washington Street, South Norwalk. 1y3|
. . if a a a * s s a * ,. HARNESS FOR SALE.
. ,- t . - * HE subscriber would res cctt'ull intorm the
1. , _ . . ’ . Ineuto A E ma co t every es. -‘
AW““lirattlblitlt‘aiffi.but“: “W 106 Cream Freezers . . ....,...........t... .s new
. , " " p. ' —A‘lD—- oosalblybe furnished at any on: 95“ ',
f‘iisi’ém'w‘d’c'” 8WD??? ' ‘ lrsnsv sum in sum was: ‘hhment‘n “Hal's?" ’i" "RN" 1????" NL'"
at '- - 5' l v .. ." . . .
Shallii’x"’f\t‘fldl t. Ct 1:021:12931 LL] EAT SAF ES, ". - _ {nggfiffi‘m {A A
eope$,0.lt eown . 2cs4n . ‘ ‘ , g —
some, of New York, ' 2.723:zhobi M Very low Pnces “"e” “5.9mm“- .
Phoenix, Brooklyn, N. Y. t,a45,a07 tu . l - ,
foulucutalolfhewul’ork, 1,421,400.23 . —A't‘- , uo....tnn¢m’-all its Branglres
nteruatlona 829,476 0 P» -. . " . (4"
.t cstchester,af New Roche.1e,N.Y., 4533,9303; E0 K. ,Lockwwd 8' ~ 9W anuer.
Springfield,of Springfield, Mass, thereto. ,_ .- ,1- ' ‘ \
People’s, Worcester, Mass, 600,0ucoe Mew" '
Eve year increases the populari- '
ty ofthts valuable Hair Preparation ;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kc t fully up to its high standard;
an it as the only reliable and perfect-
ed lpreparation for restorin GRAY
on .ADED HAIR to its yout 1 color,
making it soil, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, b its use, becames white
and clean. 1; removes all eruptions
and dandrufi; and, b its tonic prop-
erties, prevents the air fi°om falling
out, 'as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair- lands. By its use, the hair
grows t 'ck'er an stronger. In
baldness,‘ it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will ornate a new owth, except in
extreme old age. t is the most eco-
nomical Ham DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer up Iications,
and gives the hair a splen 'd, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D.,
. State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
“The constituents are pure, and, care-
fully selected for excellent nality ;
and I consider it the Bass REPA-
BATION' for its intended purposes?
Sold by all Draggim, and Dealers in Medicines.
' Prion One Dollar.
Buckingham’s Dye.
FOR THE WHISKEBS.
As our Renewer in many 0
requires too long a time, and 00
much care, to restore gray, or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye,in one preparation ,- which will
- anli’ckly and effectually accom lish
result. It is easily a p ’ed.
and pro lies a color whic will
neither rn nor wash 0112 Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by B." P. HALL Gt 00.,
‘ NASHUA. N.H. .
.
THE OLD ESTIBIISNED. AGENCY
Passage Tickets!
AND
FOREIGN DRA F1 S,
FOR sans A'r Til E
GAZETTE '9 F FIG E,
Norwalk‘, Court.
I.
Cabin and steeragc Passages to or from Great
rttaln, soldat the established rates. Drafts issued
W
It: the lowest New York rates.
U
' A. ll. surnames to Co.
. any pprt of the town.
felt at once. It
anon caused by Host. Fatigue. and Excitement. Heats
and removes all Blotches and leples. dispelling dark
an
Sunburn. and by infinite but powerful induction
mantles the faded on with
593.1%!) ce.‘New
.'.' 11L KINDS
nonwanx ironsu. RAILWAY.
1873. COMMENCING Mav 26m. 1873.
Leave Norwalk. } So. Abs-troll:
5 88 a. tn. N. Y. Accom. I 5 .58 a m.
619 “ N.Y.&N.li. . 647 "
ll 37 " . No Train i 7 00 “
a as " No Train ' 719 “
7 24 “ N. Y. Accom. 7 48 “
7 48 “ No Train 8 08 “
S 08 “ No Train 8 30 ”
S 40 “ New Haven .9 08 “
908 “ New York 928 “
9 18 ” New Haven Express 9 48 “
9 4S “ No Train ' 10 08 “
10 08 “ No Train 10 30 “
10 30 “ New Haven 10 55 “
10 35 “ N. Y. Express 11 05 “
11 05 “ N. 1]. Lightning Ex. 1130 "
(drawbrldge only)
11 30 ‘ . No Train 11 52 “
11 2 “ No’I‘raln 12 13 p. m.
1213 p. to. No Train 12 34 “
12 55 “ New York Accom. 1 18 “
1 88 “ New Haven 2 02 “
2 02 “ New Haven Eltpress 2 32 ‘-
2 42 “ New 1 ork Express 8 075 “
805 “ No Train 3 20 “
3 26 " No Train 3 47 “
3 47 " New York 4 10 "
4 10 “ N. H. Ex.. draw only 4 as u
4 88 “ New York I 4 58 “
458 “ No Train I 520 ..
680 " . .&,N.II. l 566 “
b 46 “ New Haven 6 16 “
6 no “ No Train I_ 0 26 “
ti 16 “ New York ; 6 38 "
628 “ New Haven 1 650 “
638 “ No Train 1 7 02 “
702 " No Tram ‘ 725 t“
r as -- No Train - | r 46 u
7 46 “J No Train a s 08 ”
s as . No Train g s 27 '-
8 27 “ No Train ' 8 47 H
8 47 " No Train 9 10 “
9 15 “ New York Express - 9 4o “
9 30 “ New Haven Express 0 55' “
1028 “ New Haven Express 10 :50 “
EDWlN LOCKWOOD. President.
UBY a: NORWALK R. R.
DANE
. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 26th, 1873.
DAILY TRAINS.
Daily trains leave Normall- Bridge.
At 9 48 a. m., For all stations on the Danbury At
4 55 p. m. Nor-walk &Shepaug Valley R. 17.,
and connecting at Hawleyvillewith up trams on the
Housatonic Railroad.
At 6 55 p. m. For Danhury, and all Stations.
At 11 12 a. m. For Illtlgetleld and intermediate
Stations. ’ .
At 11 40p. m. Freight train.
Leave Norwallt lirt'dgefor Sowth Norwall‘. ’
A1732 1046u.m., 213 .533 90011.11].
V Lett‘w Danhuryfor Nortrall:
630 and 945 a. m.;1 05 430 p. m.; Freight train
at 6 20 p. m.
JOHN ,W. BACON, Snp’t.
III YURI, I!" IIAYEI I. IlAl‘lftllll RAILROAD
NEW roux a New hAVEN DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 26th, 1872.
- as follows:
South Norwalkfor New York. '
At 8.47 A. AL. Boston Express. -
. 4 “ Boston Express. .
6.00 “ Acetaulodation
6.45 “ Accommodation .
7.45 “ Local Express, stopping at Darlen,
Noroton and Stamford
9.23 “ Accommodation
11.00 ‘ , ltx ress.
1.18 l'. M.Acc mmodaticn
3.04 “ Boston Express.
4.09 “ Boston Express.
5.00 “ Accommodation
5.51 " Buston Express.
8.37 “ Accommodation
9,37 “ Boston Express.
New York for South Nor-walk.
ax.) 3.55. 4.38(I.ocal ex. ) 5.10 Local Ex 6.2 ,
8.10tEx)sntl aw (nx.) Pill, ’ ( ) 5
South nor-walk for New unveil.
At6.39 A. lb, Accommodation
9.03 “ .Accmumudatiou
9.41 “ Boston Ex ress,
10.5 “ Accummo atiou
1.58 P. 05.. Accommodation
2.27 “ Boston Express.
5.54 ‘f Accommodation
6.14 “ Accommodation
6.48 “ Accommodation
9.51 “ Boston Express.
10.48 “ - Boston Express,
2.40,
.;12 M.;1. (ex.) 2.30, (Ex..) 4.45, (Ex.
am
3.30, (Ex.,) P. M. For Bridgeport. at. 2.40 r. i): '
Housesanu Hotels. ‘
E- .n. REF-D. Gcn’l Supt... New Kaye”.
JOHN. T. MOODY, Sup’t Grand Centr-
New York.
GBEEN’S CITY EXPRESS,
3995:9150: LOA. B. ALLEN. _
rid . ‘ udersigned havingpnrchased the entireln-
terest of A. B. Allen, in the City Express mm.
ness would inform the public that. all 0rd '
upon, the Slates iu‘ the Norwalk Post. Oflicgffsietfi
on N. Y. «b N. ., and D. & N. R
boat. Heis also prepared to do all kinds of Light
non-WA 1.x, CONN.
Wagons run to every train and the steamboat.
Baggage and packages called for and delivered in
A specially made of Moving
#iuuos or Furniture. Orders ‘cft on ALLENIS Slate
atthc Post tltli'ee will receive immediate attention.
39 GEORGE S. ALLEN, Agent.
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
000 line
0
at all reasonable hours of th day or night. at
W. O. KITZ’S
TONSORIAL PA LACE.No. IGazettc Building.
Shaving, Hair Dressing, Ilyclng. Cultirg,etc. ex-
ecuted in the best manner.
GUANADD UMBRELLAS
(Be s'ure and sce'trade mark inside.)
FORSALE BY ALL DEALERS.
AAG SMITH’S SON tit 00..
Manet-ate rcarns or Unseen.“ AND Pannsms,
40.; snortinwav, N. v.
IIIIIS’. Ill Ill-FIN‘I'I’
OUTFITS
Always on hand. For list and prices of artifice,
WltIl dircc‘ions for self-measurement, send to
. LORD Gs TAYLOR,
New York
A
HAGAN’S
was...
Magno 'a Balm
A. FEW APPLICATIONS DEAR]! A '1
Pure Blooming Complexion.
It is Purely stohbte, and its operation is seen and
oesaway with the flushed Appears
d unsightly spots. Drives sway Tan. Freckles, and
300mm. 31.00]! messsurr.
sold all nm'glgnt and Fancy Stores. Depot.
01'
-01:-
.s o B 1) rs r N 'r 1 N a
Executed with neatuess and dispatch
I -A'r run-
G A Z E T _T E
STEAM PRINTING OFFICE.
Planing M11]. 00.-
.ment.
Trains leave Passenger Station at South Norwalk
At 7.10, 8.03(Ex..) 9.05, A. M ;12.00 M l.00( x ,)3,15
Trains Ian, 6 New Haven for South Norwalk,at
(Ex.,) . (Ex.,) 5.30. 6.30, 8.10, 9 45. (Ex.,) 4.
See large bills of advertisement at.Statton
al Depot
8. K. Stanley’s News Depot will be rom tl -
tended to. ' Bacgnge taken t5 and frompall raging:
. R.,and LheStcam-
and Heavy Trucking; having secured a first-class
CITY EXPRESS,
SOUTH sonwsm "
Builders and others are informed that this oomo
puny are ‘now prepared to execute in thebést
manneratshortnotice,allklndsof
Steam Sawing,
Scroll sawing,
Planing,
and Turning.
Theywtllalso furnishes the mostreasonablt'terms
at l Kinds of
Lumber ' and Timber.
and manufacture to order,
Sash,
Blinds,
- Doors, Etc.
BALUSTERS. NEWLLS. Alf”,
For Stairs and Railings, and
“'Ilnni.Anh,Cllorry,Whlfe wood
&c., kept constantly on hand-
hpag‘fégggf‘iflolaiglvcn to 07116378. Works nest
e an n 5 .
screen i’ ° ”WW?
' ' ' - ILLTOLLES .
R. I.'TOLLES. I :Tl'eaanrer
Black
I:
District of Norwalk, as. Probate Court, May 27, 1873
STATE of STEPHENSEWARD, late of Na .
Canaan, In said District, deceased.
The Con rt of Probate for the District of Norwall
hath limited and allowed six months from the dart
hereof, fol-the creditorsof said estate. to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to press.
their accounts, proper] y attested. within said time.
will he debarred a recovery. All pcrronrlndebtet
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay-
EBEN EZ ER J. RICHARDS,
3t '22 Administrator.
_Dlstricl 0/ Norwalk.se.ProbateCourl.Muy 70,1873
‘S'I‘ATE olRUFUS K. OLM STEADJnteolelton
In said district. deceased. .
The Court of Probate for the Districtof Norwal]
hath limited and allowed six months from the can
hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate to cxhib t
theirclaimsfor settlement. Those who neglect I.
present their accounts, properly attested, within
said t1me,wtll be debarrcd arccovery. All person»
indebted to said Estate are requested to makeim-
mediate payment to
3t'21 ELBERT OLMSTEAD, Acting Executor.
Commissioner-5’ Notice.
STATE OF ALEXANDER SWOBDS, an insol-
vent debtor of Norwalk, assigned in trust to
the benefit. of his creditors.
The subscribers up oiuted by the Court of Probntt
for the Distrlct of orwalk. Commissioners to re
ceive,examiue and decide upon the claims of th-
crcditors of the Estate of Alexander Swords, an in
solvent debtor of Norwalk, in said district, assign:
to trust for the benefit. of his creditors, hereby giv‘
notice that we will attend to the business of on
said appointment at the office of William 3. Humor
to said Norwalk, on the 31st day of J uly. 1873, an:
on the 30th day of September, 1873, at 10 o’clock n
the forenoon of each of said days. Said Court. had
limited and allowed four months from the date here-
of for the exhibition to us of all claims against sail
estate. §%¥l§0g‘.}sgg‘gp} Commissioners.
4995
Williaer
, ,‘Jamaica.
Ginger
ros- relief and mo of Colds. Cholera-
norbus. Complaints and h-
' A delicious drink for hot
weather. Harry Hons
no but... aware;
our
trade-ugh. “TEE LAUGHING
“il- rio.lw. ‘ s a: 00.,
m by Wu and Grocers.
.06.
1873. 'SPRIN'C' 1873.
ll. 0001b. a 00. ‘
Have open a full line of New Spring
MILLIS'ERY GOODS.
Latest Novelties in
FRENCH AND ENGLISH Can AND MILAI.
ROUND HATS AND BONNETS.
200 cases Milan Round Hats. from 65c. tots! 50.
50 cases Milan Bonnets, from 81 to 83.
All of the latest'and most_desirable shapcs'
RIBBON 8.
GROSS GRAIN SASH RIBBONS,
WATE RED SASII RIBBONS.
‘ BLACK AND FANCY PLAID SASII RIBBONS.
100 cartons Gros Grain 7-inch Sash Ribbons, $1 0t
yard; warranted all silk.
20 cartons Soinch Watered Sash Ribbons. $1 35;
worth 92 50.
50 cartons of 7-inch Black Plaid, 65c. yard.
50 cartons 7-inch Plain Sash Ribbons, 95c. ; warrant-
ed all silk.
All the new Spring Shades in BONNET RIBBONS.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
nosns, nosrr vas.
MONTIEBS, o.
40 cases of NEW FLOWERS
lslou Novelties. _
0E5.
,, GUIPURE. VALENCII‘ZNNES.
‘
, all of the Latest Par-
BLACK TH
SPANIS CES,VAILS DOTTED NETS,
' ALINEs. ILLDSIONS.
EMBROIDER’IES.
MADE-UP LACE GOODS.
CHILDREN‘S LACE CAPS, in all the newest styles.
LADIE’S TIES, in endless variety. '
1,000 (102. 04-inch Windsor Ties,46c. Crnpe Dc
Chine Ties, Fancy Ties, &c.,
Ladies go to O’NEIL’S for MILLINERY GOODS.
All goods marked inplala figures.
N. B.——Rcduction to the trade.
3 rin'rtruck “'III attend to all orde f . -
FPut-nfiut~e. Piano's. &c. The patronage gftllctinpou‘gli’é H. 0, NEILL (N7 00-
'"esmdinmw'iw‘d DAv'DGREEN' 327 .e 320 slat-m Are. 4': 20:]. St, a... rail:
ALLEN’S 4 ‘
20 Sheets of Choice Music, $1.00.
.Why throw away money on high-priced Must.
when you can select from our Catalogue of 788 pie-
ces I Any 20 Half-Dunc, or 10 ot' Dime Series mallc
on receipt of One Dollar. Sold by booksellers. an.
can be ordered through any ncwsdealer. Scuf-
.~tarnp for Catalogue.
Address, BEN}. “'..HITCHCOCK, Pub.
489 Tnum Assure, New York.
DEGRAI-‘I’ 8t TAYLDR.
llltllllltlllE, *
DARPETS and y ' .
MATTRESSES,
Wholesale and Retail.
MAN UFACTORY 'AND WA‘REROOMS,
S7 89 Bowery, ' 65 Chrlsllc Street,
1 0 A: 132 Hester Street, New rk,
[Connected under one roof.)
We have at w on hand the largest Stock ofcntirel‘
JleW patterns and designs for furnishing House-
‘hroughout, ever offered by one htusc in the city.
.llld at a great. deduction in price. Consisting of
PARLIR, CHAMBER, I. Blllll ROOM FIIIITIIIE.
EURIIGES, LAIIRAQUIIS. CURTAINS, 1.6.
NEW SPRIII STYLES NEW READY FOR EXIIIIITIRI.
Steamboats, Hotels, Churches, Public Halls an
.'riva e Houses furnished throughout at WHOLE-
SALE PRICES. _
'l‘he floating Palaces oPthe People‘s Line on “it
and son river were furnished by us. ‘
‘ Prices Defy Competition.
Second and Third Avenue Cat-s puss our Stores.
, Esra/mos 87A 89 Roman.
Branch Store at Sl4th Av., near A. 'I‘. STEWAR
& C0. “ - 2n
“Buy Me, and I’ll do you Good.”
Dir. LANGLEY’S .
ROOT Alla urns slmtts.
This medicine is, without the possibility of a
1onbt, the very best remedy know for the following,
and all kindred diseases:—Iml1'gcstt'on. Costicenees
Diner Complaint, Piles. Headache. Heartburn, Dys-
pepsia. Dizziness, Scrofttla. Salt Rheum. Danger Laz-
ims.Debillt1/.Jauztdtce, Flatulcncy,FoulSIomach. «be.
By the timely meet this medicine, the blood I>
purified. 'I‘he appetite is restored. The system is
strengthened. 'l‘heliverlsinvigorated. Thebreath
is sweetened. The complexion is beautttied. And.
the general health is -
H “STORED!
The best Roots. Ilerbs, and Barks, enter intt the
compositinn of this Remedy, making it. a simple and
safe. as well as an unfvl ling cure for all. diseases 0!
the blood. GEO. C. GOODWIN A: 00., Boston.
tame For sale by all Drugglsts.
E E D
cannot Alto newts,
FOR SALE BY
ll. 17]. a; C. S. PROWITT.
how we vaus WATER-PIPES.
"Wm. Glover 8: Son,
Are ready to put in your WATER, STEAM or CA“
PIPE, at very short notice and at as low a rate at»
anyone. WROUG HT .1; CAST IRON. TIN-LINED.
LEAD PIPES, 830., of every size arfd description.
PLUMBING In all its Branches.
WILLIAM CLOVER tb SON,
V ' River Street. Norwalk.
Carriage Making
~AND —
R E PA.IHI~NG.
HEsnbscriber is fully prepared,at his establish.
ment. near the FOOT OI“ MILL HILL: '5!) man-
ufacture Carriages to order. antl to do all Kinds of
REPAIRING in hisline 'I‘ltcwoqd-\\‘orn depart.
-nent is under the charge of John S. Lockwood an
experienced and capable workman. Paintingand
' - ted in tlxcbcst manner,
ffilgtmmgcxccn J. G. ROCKWELL.
PAIN !. PAIN I PAIN I
Why Suffer with in,when you can purchase for
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, ONE BOTTLE
CAMPHORINE.
which is the Greatest discovery of the age forthe
RELIEF OF PAIN.
. n. 1w.a- c. s. pirowrr'r.
Garden Pump for Sale Cheap.
ONE of Douglass‘ best; it heelbarl ow Hose Pumps
it‘ll
. . En also at the
Cost $30, will sell fot sOOAZETN‘E OTE‘ICE.
a
31.001
“spawns.
a
a
Si
fourth St..cars.from foot Grand St..also pass the door.
Abm. Bogardus,
Established 1 sac.
L slur suntan, A
Prices reported week]: hr .
LLB E. Ill-1A I), Bank
OLD BANK BUILDING,
Washington Street, South Norwalk. Conn.
JACOB H. DAYTON, Cashier.
Week ending May 31st. 1873.
Nameot’ Company. I Bid. Asked: Sales.
"airfield Co. National Bank, _ 1 14 :I
.atiounl Bank of Norwalk, ’ 1 05 |
at Nat. Bank south Norwalk, 1 00 j 1
'.°.""“‘ Fire Iu-urauce Cc. : '
Stillgelll‘li (éo. III" Ins. Co.
I a
1 vrwnlk L321: (I‘gaht Co. I
Not-walk Iron Works. I ,
twalk Horse Car Co. ll
lregory’s P0111. HorseCar Cc.“ H 1 00
regol‘y 3 Pt Marine Rnilway.I l: 1 10
‘ N. B._Bids and piled (I ' .
Isles notrcported if requegts‘fil fingIgrfmm mtml
@—
ésELvr‘ er,
104
160
The hair on a healthly camel weighs ten
pounds. and is worth $100.
The best fresco painter in Baltimore has
rut one arm, and that the left.
A Fort Wayne lady gave a brilliant party
at theoccasion of her divorce. The com-
any enjoyed themselves highly, and on
epurating atalate hour each wished the
ir- hostess manv returns of'the happy
occasxon.
Electricity is now used in Scotland for
lasting purposes,‘and five thousand tons
f granite were recently displaced at Kem-
my by one shock from a battery. The ex-
Josh)“ was tremendous, and the ground
book like an earthquake. '
Dennis O’Shaunessy advertises as follows
I the Columbus 'lt'can‘: “I hereby
ivc notice that my wife Bridget 'has left
by bed and board,and that I will not pay
.er debts us'we are not married.” ._
A Dutchman, in describing a pair of
orses he had lost said:—“l)ay vas‘fery
uuch alike, specially the off one‘ .Vou
ookt so much like both, I could not tell
other from which; when 1 went after oueI
.l'ways catched the oder.
“If a TNITI‘III' doctor has not the medicine
vhich he wants he will write its name on a
temp of paper and make a pill of it for the
radical to take. Alstory is told of a man
It Africa who was thought very holy, and
vho earned his living by writing prayers
at a board, washing them off and selling
be water. ‘ '
‘A man out West who married a widow
tus inventeda device to cure her of “ex-
ternally“ praising her former husband.
Vhen ever she begins to descent on his
lohle qualities. this ingenuous number 2
merely says: “Poor, dear man! How I
vish he had not died!" and the lady im-
ucdiatcly begins to think of something
lse to talk about. '
An alderman at Janesvillc, Wis, who is
-ot in the liquor husiness,.hnsinventeda
,llau'for aiding the temperance cause and ‘
making bondholders of all drinkers; His
lien is to. grant a saloon license for ten dol-
trs, and every man who drinksmusl obtain
a license at a cost of ten dollars before he
:an get a drink‘ of liquor. To obtain a
rinkiug license a man must have bonds-
uen, and they will be liable for any damage
one by him while in a state of intoxication.
Mr. William Cullen Bryant, besides giv-
a}; $12,000 and several thousand volumes
u a library to be established in Cumming-
ln, Mass" where he was born, is now eu-
aged in building a stone structure for the
~ibrary building and a house for the libra-
ian. It is a fitting monument. and bitter
m- any number of dollars‘ worth of stone
pillars. I
The Rev. Samuel R. Ely, D. D., an
tninent and much b'eloved minister of the
'rcsbyterian Church, after a lifeof uuostem
utious usefulness, died on the llth inst.. at
.loslyn, Long Island. His end was remark-
my happy. “Lay the cross on .my breast
shell I am dead.” said he, shortly before
is departure, “as for the crown, I shall re-
ceive it in heaven I” .
'A stranger .in a printing office asked the.
:ouugcst apprentice what was his rule of
punctuation. “I set up as long as I can
.old my breath, then I put in a comma;
.vhen I gape I insert,a semi-colom; and
when I want a chew of tobacco I make a
paragraph." .
Centaur Llnlmont.
.There is no pain which the Centaur Lini-
rnent will not relieve, no swelling it will
not subdue, and no lameness which it will
not cure. This is strong language, but it is
true. Where the parts are not gone, its
effects are marvelous. It has produced
more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
Zaw, palsy, sprains, sw'ellings, naked-breasts,
lcalds, burns, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &c.,
upon the human frame, and of strains,
<pavin, galls, &c., upon “animals in one
vear than have all other pretended remedics
since the world began. It is a counter-
irritant, an all-healing pain reliever. Crip-
ples throw away their crutches, the lame
walk, poisonous bites are rendered harm.
less and the wounded are healed without a
scar. It is no humbug. The receipc is
published around each bottle. It is selling
is no article ever before sold, anti it sells
because it does just what it pretends to do.
Those who now suffer from rheumatism,
pain or swelling deserve .to suffer if they
will not use CcntaurLinimcnt. More than
t000 certificates of remarkable cures, includ-
ing frozen limbs, chronic-rheumatism, gout,
unning tumors, &c., have been received.
We will send a circular containing certifi-
cates, the recipe, &c., g atis, to any one rem
questing it. One bottle of the yellow wraps
187‘ Centaur Liniment is worth one hun-
lrcd dollars for spavincd or sweenied
lorscs and mules, or for screw-worm in
beep. Stock-owners—tllis 'liuimcut is
l'ortb your attention. No family should he
vithout Centaur Liuimcnt. J. B. ROSE &
00., New. York. I
O
Czlsloria is more than a substitute for
Castor 0:1. It' Is the only safe agticle in ex~
istcnce which is certain to assimilate the
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic
tud produce natural sleep. It contains
:eilhcr minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
as pleasant to take. Children need not cry
. and mothers may rest.
+9».
ONSUM-P'I‘ION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP, ‘
SCHENCK’S SEAWEED TONIC,
SCHENUK'S MAN DRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicine that will cure Pulmonary
Jousumptiou. Sometimes medicines that W.“ stop
1 cough will ofte'l occastou the death of the patient.
It. locks up the liver, stops the Circulation of the
cloud, hemorrhage follows, and, in luctcloggirg the,
ration of the very organs-that cause the cough.
Liver Complaint'and dyspepsia are the causes or
wo-thirds of the cases of the consumption. Many
we now complaining of dull pain in the side, the
bowels some.imes costive and sometimes too loose,
ouuue coated. pain in the shoulder blade, feeling
x-.metimes very wrestles, and other times drown:
" be food that is taken lies heavily on the Stomach,
Accompanied with acidity and belching of; wind.
these symptomsu‘sunlly originate from a disordered
condition of the stomach or a torpid liver. Persons
so afl'ccted, ifthey take one or two heavy colds,‘and
if the cough in these cases he suddenly stopped, the
lungs, liver and stomach clog" and remarn torpid
and inactive. and before the pment is aware oflhis
:ituatiou- theluugs are amass of sores, and’ulcerat-
ed. and eath is the inevitable result- Schenck’s
Pulmonic Svrup is an expectoraut which does not
contain ling opium, nor anythinv calculated to check.
a cough su dculy. Schenck’s .eaweed Tonic dis.
.lves the food, mixes with the gastricjuice oi the.
.tomach,dlgests easily, nourishes the system.._aud
creates a healthy circulation of the blood. \\ hen
the bowels are costive, skin sallow, and the patient
:s of abilious habit, Schcnok’s Mandrake Ptlls are
required. . .
These medicines are prepared by Dr. J. I]
Scheuck & Son, N. E. corner of sixth and Arch sis,
Philadelphia, Penn. George C. Goodwin ‘& Co., 95
Hanover street, Boston. and John F. Henry, 8 Col-
lege Place, New York, Wholesale Agents. For sale
by Dru ggists generally.
W
Izstrlcto Norman: ssJ’rabate Court. M41913, 187:;
‘STATE 01 Gsdnos PERRY, late 01 Norwall;
In said Drstrict, deceased. .
The Court of Probate for the District of-Norwuik.
ilathlimitcd sud allowml six months from the date
hereof, for the f‘reditdrs of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts. properly attested, within so i cl
time willbc debarrcdfl recovery, All persons in.
debted to said estate are requested to makelmme.
:liate payment to KPH W. BUBBELL,
n20 Administrator with 'the will annexed.
DISSOLUTION.
HE late firm of STARR & CASE has been dis~
solved by mutual consent.
Norwalk. May 12th, 1873.
ORBIN S. STARR.
“ cnanuas D. CASE.
s
I
atg'l‘be business will he contincd by O. s. STARR.
IHUTOGRAPHS
BOGARDUS,‘
nu turn-now PHOTOGRAPHER,
Located for 16 cars at cor. Barclay and Greenwich,
S years at cor. . mnklin and Broadway. and for the
last three years at N o. l l 53 Iron yvny, In our
“Ills Sh, invites his tamer patronstu thlgvlmtf-
to give him a sitting for his present splendtdstyle
or photographs ‘ .
my "I“: All! IEASEIAILI.
tale
and you will tied it time well spent in coming to my
allery tor the likeness of yourself andfamily. .
If your stay in the city isahort, the pictures wrll
it
be mallet: to you.»
Place carspass the door.
Broadway and Universit _
htn one block. Thirty- .
xth Avenue cars come w
use-Broadway. near sameness.
anw toms.
Norwalk Chronicler