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gloom“: bizrttr.‘
Tuesday. J one. 24, fi 873.
THE nocturnal: on nits nits LAN 8-
as w. A. tritium”. '
At the close of day, when the sun went
_ down, 5 - - j ' '
Decking-the prairies with redaudgold,
Where leagues of billet?!" llldss’bm' rolled
A drummer cone drumming into town.
Muny a fray of sevcnlytei¥. . ,.
Had be marked mountains. martial a’r;
And though busy time had silacred his
hair,
Yet he tout-t: asterisks! stemmed-.- .
And he beat hisdritin anthewttr-Ibkc tray:
That ’minds old .lnelwfjllé‘ days “gone by.
When danger roused them. to _Ipllrpost
his Iv! x. . {-.atnv. I
On many agreat
.
Sires and mutrbhsb‘obbied along, i' ” .
The children longitudifaud danced will
Kiwi g . - ,
Thelam’e‘ man 'wallged,'snd the blind suit:
“5881",...
And a liter came and follotved the throng.
The drummer-ceased ‘ whenjtlievyklltllflel
round, _, , _ _ .. .
Then they brought tb'e-fifer to his side;
Each to'thet-otherx'mndc known witl
pride;'.I. -- ~- --
Who had Ibtt‘eiii‘ton.
ground-.3 ’
d gloriousI'day.
iy'v;‘ ll ‘. -.~ - ~Z‘
their country's batItTt
True minstrels of other“ dirt item, I ‘
.eoait of Atl'ica.
30'“ “gedt “All“; {empatiy‘mm ,
And many and up?!“ mlcd’wPF'Tig
At “ Hail Ctgumpigtt m I :-. . . .
Ana'metro,.ieai_i,t§tzi.promise.
And the drummer folio ed in m
.. pricey" -
Then looking into the. tifer's eyes,
Said, “Didn’t iyou‘pny unit‘s! Louds-
Lanei” »'
“ We charged on the 'Blfitisltregflsrsthen; -
And since we'havel‘i'tijdiourttmialarms,
And about each ’otb'cr théyI'claspcd the
firms; 7 ULII . . ’ I 3.. .. _
Those aged.way-worn, and faithful men.
to“... -
“ The gallant Porter,”"lhe fifer said, .
‘- Spoke twichIt'oImai-tnn'thc’day‘beforc - -
He néver Will'Ttpcak:_to‘:i;§nldi§tr more;
For he and Kel' it, and all "itrc’dcgtd-fl
A tear brushed. off, and a sigh of pain,
A id the falli'ai fife atid‘drumrin‘pliice : ,
“‘ America now," wit-Italiiok‘all grace,
Said the gallant drummer of Lundyfs Lot.
The grandcsthymulhat ever was sung,
R tse with “15‘8“me drum and fife,
And the oldestith'ere IreneWed their life.
And sang as it-{Iail'inguinwereybuug.
mm. to Consumifiréfi.
. n, . 3" .rc—i—Pul'r. ‘ 1.2; :151
I. Let the diet be generous, and, consist
milk, cream, pork and fat in every forin .
much asipos'sit‘tle.’ . .' ’ ‘. 1 ’ " ~ ~ .
2. .chp'tbe icet'jlwurmnnd dry- If rn . '
bcrs or overshootilré'worok'i‘ntnttve them
once upon enteringitli'e abuser "- .: -'
3. Take one hour's exercise (at least) .
the open air. each day. .‘ Alter-dinner tt
most suitablet'imc. The danger is in t.
house, not out ofit. .. .. ‘ .
4. Avoid tallr's'udden chances —of tempet
tare, either from warm to cold or from co: ;
~toI warm. 1nd
going out-of dton‘Fit‘l-om
wurm‘room,’b" c
at through? tiie no'sie 1‘
through a comforter thrownibvet-"iiiemom' r
in winter, in order“: thh't‘ the airimay .
softened and warmed before entering l. "‘
lungs.
5. Avoid the night air as much as possihl
It is too damp and heavy. and exerts
deleterious influence upon the entire body ’
ti. Procure a pair of light'dumbébelis,
some 5 itable and convenient substitute, in
exercise with them each day, throwing but
the shoulders, expanding the chest, lit *
taking deep iiifiations.
7. Shower the fact.- and chest each mor .
ing with cold water, and rub dry with
coarse towel. .' ' ' '
8. Amid tight neck cloths or anythit :
close and binding about the throat at nigh
and do not sleep with the bundles high. 1'
9. Pay strict attention to tho sttilc of l
bowds, and be sure that they move free
and iiatur:tlly-_Ieacb-day. Sell-ct some 'c'tt
. venieut hour, (atl‘ “breakfast it"t‘a go
time) and brake it _ lilviolablc duly
respond to the reguireiicnts of nature;
hour regularly. undiaifdm'” ’ "'
at"
. fem ‘Wfitliéit' menopause We?”
easttycntttattemwitts and ‘ ‘ this echo-s
are norto be compared arithit. I. .
10.‘ Wear" motel-4min ‘tb‘l-‘thc skin, sun .
mer and'wiuter; (fledglinunebizpml) it '-
bc particular 'in regard '10. personal cl -anl
ncss. ' The ‘po'res of the skin must be k”
OPE“. I‘I‘I‘I.‘ ."'._-Z .. .... I .
11-. .If. night sweats; occult'tiicbody‘slionl
be briskly mutt", ' " ‘
ing'nt the morn
'12; A1300, (1
per-Intro? tin-911%?! . . . ,
vicissitiitietiorf 5., Iber;»ar‘e tit-Innn‘noyn‘jnt
things 'oft'ttitiii~iiiipbrtaitct tothcconsrm
live." Titration??? the"; 150i)!" victim'reaeh-'
tli'ei'n. espel-iailly.d!tring_ out --wIlDleIl'llllttlllll’
the longer {wili‘é‘thedeii'se on ‘.i illtd ll.
greater; the pistltspcets ofirecovery.
. ‘ 3' — DananLEs P.
Miss hiartrni-‘ct' Buchanan,fiii lie’rI
of the Kitchen.";"tets trip 5 an nrgunit’ni~
those of her sex wlio'are complement,
upon ther owutexertions i‘ttr'aIlitiing, that i
is more healthful, 'hon'ontble'; and .profilab‘l
to do the work on”. familytl‘ian-td Iwoi-k b
bind the countcilof a store. lilac I‘ school, it
labor in a manufacturing establishment.
EIhesaysgu ‘ I _ .
,ffiotjsewgrk’ . is, admirably .{calculated 1
presvrvcn,mbust woman, an .- .strengthc
one until: weak. An hour: ‘
‘ _I, I, J
wpglnbhfW-fiiifioflf “rigb l. but
it is Ibeir'iil'tiyio lit ' lSSt’ISIO
0f the :lfiiébbll} and _I It giver
ibeul'sgmtr'l‘ Wet . inistra-
tioa'oline: teller. . . of wool
uud‘fil‘t'é: "A't'i’i'n‘i‘f a. at «its
~' d.
cases is concealed in'
bodily diseases " manly, wmndsvpitchondri: .
and hysterios. and illieiri blue; and - stunted
offspring. A lady. is the mightiest jscepllt
on “rib-I : .z: y; . . . 1;. . .
The decision of the Lucil’ "Board of
Steamboat Inspectorgrelalifetnibc"rt-con
collision .ndwecn"-th.e':;l_iitrwatk :ptttantsln;
Americtts'n'n'd the "little‘ steamer Hope}, i
the E smith-r. nuisances. lead-sell "it"
sent to <Wasbing't'oii} "fig: .tnnnppnces _, that.
epn-lrentlv. everything possible:
by {up ofileers,oruieAme;icas -
cullzltoni‘antl.ti>i.is’v‘c‘. tints thin- .th
collision was caused by-vtbelii‘ctitminf.;Uriali
Harmer. the pilot of the-Hope. _.;,Fi,rst, by
on! answering a proocr signal was "rt-qtiired
b7 law,andI, m‘tfllld'vtrznlterlug his com-st,
“"‘r receivmg mill Iiignt'tl. and placing his-
vessel m .a dangerous position, . thereby
causing her loss, In cousidt-réitinn' of » this.
the B turd revokes tildeilulieiy his license as
pilot. bupcrvlsmg In-“Dt‘clm‘ - Law has
added his opinion to the 151)an nttdh‘e ,3, ~:
“W. from the twimnny ldtluced lht-
otiiccrs 9f Ibo-Americas seem to have ‘cttln
lied with therequtnemenls‘of law, and i...
ally-approves 'tCiht-f’flt'fiiillztn made by At..-
LocaLBoard salinifttyts' ' ' . . _
f'JOlta monolith s- torso await... mo“.
mental stone. and the .Virginin legislature
WW ‘0 MN? “I. matters; -_I fI: -'
' .Dr- Div hvtt‘mmmmstsmte girls
who desires handsome. queeMv‘cttri-iogu, ,a
carry. it 1";thon on the top of iboif beads
one or two hours every din.
A new styloof‘wotch has the name oftlie
owner in‘ small letters, Whit-ll can ony be
detected by thesidjoha microscope. nlmvg
each of the fignr'ti‘snii’lbe face of the din],
..A western edilo'rTginimritll- statement:
“We'iir‘e‘liviug‘ ti't'fliisztpaettl , llfidl'rttlllsia
lute despotism," is explained by his contem-
poraries by the rectum be has lately been
W
5 ranked, as she gave him her hind:
. DI'rfecIly constructed that any
Art Interesting Discovery.
i-T'lc important successes iit Atcllwijo.
glcil research in Palestine, Jerusalem, the
Is it of Cyprus and the ruins of Nineveh,
ha : been recently supplemented by die
...scm cry in Brazil of a stone or slab on
which is engraved in unmistakable Phoeni-I
cian characters, an account of a Visit made
to that country either in the time of Hiram.
King of Tyre, the friend and ally of
Solomon the great King of Israel, or in the
time ofa lntcrmonarcli of that name, who
lived between five and six centuries before
the Christian era. The inscription sets
titrtli, as at present deciphered, that a numr
her of “Cnananites.” as they term tho-m-
:ielves. male and female, cmlr-‘rked in their
Vettels 'at Azion Gabona Port on the Red
Sea, and sailed for twélvo months along the
. Wbelbcr‘lhcy were refu-
lc'ts'or banished persons, or ‘cxplori-rs in
7 tearcli of new countries, it thllld seem that
they must have doubled the Cape of Good
Hope, and th~ncc'sailing northward they
here probably driven by: winds into the
Equatorial current, and drifting with tbal
tame 'at length, to the shorts of Brazil Willi-
iut (assuggesled by the learned Senor
.4 idisian Netto, director of the Rio museum.
hbo made the rough translation) biting
twin'ethat they had crossed an ocean or
midi-d upon a new continent ,The stont',
lira ftc simile ofil, is to be sent to the great.
intuists of Europe, and it is probable that
when the inscription is fully decipheicd it
Eda-y pmve ,, key to unlock the mystery ot
toe‘ ancient stttlcment ‘of the *nctican
imminent, and the origin and hisl y of the
i an ruinsnf-ancicnt=citics which are thi-
,L‘oider ot‘Cenlral America, and of whic.:
f in record has hitherto. been obtainable.
. We'lizive long been of the opinion that
; his great Continent wits known to the histor-
.: nations of remote antiquity, and that
'oyages were made to and from it.to lllt'
trts of Phoenicia, and perhaps to those of
let maritime-peoples.” We know that
.c Put-enicians were extremely jealous ol
' .cir cointiierce'aiid'ko'ov‘t'ledge of naviga-
.l‘lld would not communicati- .ttbut s»
tirilc'd were they as to the loc il ties the)"
, tsité.i,tl'iat an ancient writer‘iiflirin‘s ‘Ih'.
t ptziin‘iifaiPhoenician vessel,"findint.r in-
i tsjfolloued ltyIa vR-tman galley, evidently
l
!
.i'tltj irritant discoveriiig'the port to wi icli
:- monument his vessel upon the rocks,
;,; countrymen as having pet-tormi-d an act
.rpatriOti'sm' and public scrvn-e. 'l‘ht-se
ioeniciaus thought nothing of passing
trots of Gibralter, and being. once upon
ccutly discovered tablet'iniy be merely
a: neural” of an oriiuary voyage safely
._=c:tt_upliShtad, not to an. unknown but 'a
town and previously visited country.
at; ,minds of ancient gnugl‘apbt'rs nut.‘
uorims were lull of a “tetra incognita’
unknown land, which eltbc‘r_ conjurtd
l the fabled Atlantis, or else such in
t'tantl exisn-d .nd W IS lost sight of in tin
.rknt-ss oftlic ages which fitllowetl.. tint
ms the story of its sudden disappearunr-t
under to be related by the stout-tellers 0
Jonas or toe superstitious scribes of Ital,
- id Asia. An early geographer of Alexa r-
“it in» Egypt, two hundred years bt-l'or.
..ents and islands 'whicb could be reache.
: sailing westward. Strz'ibo and Ptol.in_z
.vor int-same idea. The Nortbmen it i.
:tw known discovered and voyaged hithet-
Md. and it was- centuries blffore thei.
scovciies' became known to the rest o:
lurttp‘e: Columbus did not in our opinio.
cts which haw not come into “the posset.
‘un of hislbiograpbers, which brought bin
3 natiop a ‘I'new World.” but had bee
iow-i'i’toat least some ofthe ndtions of th
trlli two thousand-years before.
We are yet without inform ition as to th
:acl locility and circumstances of tb
tiling of this valuable contribution t
. tit-ricnnantiqnities. The difL'ClOI' of III,
:io museum has'no doubt ofitsnutheuticit,
:idibc‘lcnrntxl and Scientific world wil
.ok with deep interest fora full expositio
7 its meaning, wliich may ope‘n the [tool
dindicatc the origin of the pl'0-llirtlll'l:
-tlious, who built and occupied the chi-
- well as those'mound builders ivhost
i 008 are scale-ed ttirongnout the gre.
.s‘. and the Mi<si<simi v II w.
- _‘
The new disc tvei'ics in (fig) pt will aid
ttusibilitv to Wend -ll Phillip lt-ctuic‘ :2
in Lost. Alt . It now appears that tht
irltitig ofiroti was Cll'i'it‘tl on in E; p
com the very earliest period. Mr. on in};
'inct-nt in an Earlisn actor-05“" 5-""‘"
9,3 fur’u, m.,... ...}...rmts‘in reference iv
. .... .....gecl: In the sttpalchres of Thebe-
‘ my be found d -ti it-auoos ol' butcbeiv-
, taroeniog tbt ir trains on ro mil bars o.
‘ tn attached to their aprons The bl ldt‘
t’ the knives are painted blue, which he
trovcs that. they wme of steel, for it th-
at nb Ili‘RIlllt’St'B III. this color is us (i l
a licate lll't: , bt‘OZ‘IZ! o -i t; r» mutton-d b
red. An Engl shman has one itly di on I
1 near the wells of n’lost-s, by to.- R. at Set
. ic remains of iron works so vast that tlit-_
oust. have employed thousands of workmen
tear the warks are to be fun id the ruins o
._ temple and ot‘a hzirrac’t for the soldier
rot. cling or keeping in order the workmen
hcse works are suppos -d to be at less
tree tbous-tntl YP'll'.‘ 0H.
. appears that the oldest nit-tubt-rbf lh'
'ict. who is 34, and the voungest member:
in 20th, who are 29. Four of the Simon":
re farmers. five manufacturers, four l-iw
'0n8I‘r, one surveyor and one c~trpenler.
‘tie oldest members of the House art
inzrabmnd Wc.tver,of Volunlown, eaci.
:0 years old. ,Tlic youngest members or-
lessrs. Cotigttn, of Windsor Locks, and
itoddtirtl, of Bri lucport, each 26 years old.
if the 241 members of the Home, 115 or
armers, 13 are lawyers, five clerryine-t,2i
nerclianIS, 0 physicians, etc. Dr. GooJ
cti, coiiiptrol’cr. is the ol loci of the Stat-
-lllc rs, being {$4. Treasure-r Raymond is 52
as Governor 51, Secretary Sanger 46
.iciiteuaut-Govcrnor Sill being the “infant,"
ued 43.
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The funnjrst thing about lb . average pl‘th
icaljnke, iti fact the only funny thing very
-tleu, is that it is considered funny. Many
in attempt goes unnoticed into oblivion and
tie perpetrator is saw-d tlie disgrace of suc
teas, but sometimes everything works well
.nd the nccus‘omed surptis-t follows. Gen-
tru'lly it a surprise of both parties. Such
vas the case on a Detroit ferry boat lb.-
lther (lay. Sevu-al persons were on tin-
eliain guard at the stern of the boat. Fun-
ny man saw them and quietly slid up and
lllhtlflkt‘tl one and of the chain. D'MVD fell
the swinging pnssengels. and two young men
vent headfirst into the river. ’No ‘ont
laughed. but a boat was l__uu‘-.'bt-d a id one
f the lost wnsmved, the other was drown.
ed. There was great indignation on board.
ind it was decided to lynch the man, for
"un, of course, who hat! been the _ctus‘-- of
the and result. but he escaped observation,
tn‘d did not take any pains to reveal him-
:elt‘. He or his like is to be flund in almost
utter-y («rowan-tn awkward fellow brimming
over with a desire to-do sometbi ig to make
neopl- lauzh, and nearly always succt-Pdiug
in’makitig them swear. Perh tps he is use-
ful. but it is in a difi'ereut ii Ll from the
christian minister. for inatance.
. ~——-—-——.—4.>—.
Ax Anncno'ra outlines JUSTICE Cuasn.
An old friend of tlie’late chit f-jus i -e tells us
an anecdote showing Mt. Chase’s cit'VPt‘nttsu
at repartee. While on a visit. to the south-
em slates, after the war; Mr. Chase was in-
troduced to a very beiutiful women. who
oritlt-d hers'dl‘ on her dt-voion In the “Lost
Cause." Anxioust that "w l'lti'-t‘-ju~t'ice
s‘iottll know her real sentiments. ~‘ll' i-t-.
“'ilr.
Chase, you set- bt'l'ort- van a who] that bis
“0' been reconstructed.” “Madame.“ r94
plied he, with a profound how, “you are so.
. _ reconstruc-
tion is altogether im‘mssiblt‘.’ -N. Y. Rat:
'Mfi.
AMY "1”?" years old. in Detroit. feitros
tlt'otlt 8:) o'--t't't-t-tlv that only expcrtsctn dis-
cover signs ot'lit‘t-.
Gen.'Betiureuttrd sees in immigration the
only sure r.I lease for Louisiana from the po-
liticttldisset'tsious and antagonisms among
its own pm‘tpl--;mtaIbc urges the immedi -te
holdincof a convention to set-until, :idvis- l
I!!! that ill _o!tlirPiv.;d‘snird "glittc; and ,
adopt tiIie:t~.urt-s which will paéliile the pres-
ent anxieties and afilict-ions of the people
“4 “WW mowepmondprosperity.
tonertIliiln'show' the way to Ibis ‘pursncr, . t
id t'batoii~ his return he was rewarded, by" * ~
:: Pillars of Hercules, as they termed the '
wipe-an it is‘presutnablo‘thz'ti they pushed :
stwardns well as southward. and toe .
a night, gained credence and became a.‘
irist conjectured'tbat there existed conti-
il upon a theory, but was cognizuit oi
.' the shores ofwhat wits to the then exis -
From Mr. G.to.lwin’s legislatiiie statistic.
cuttlc is Senator Barton. of the 17th dis-
i-rs,fuur mctchants,one butcher, one auc-
[casts Cornwall. of Cheshire, Bough, or
new anvnnrisnitmiv'rs.
III 0'
R “BERT 0F [II] i «studs-Eu'wfi‘h‘ {dun-i
diary-0f 100 "AI f IAII «fflfllrcll‘fi'
mukerl. ftlclunftag A lib ,‘~at extremely
low price- [areas ,or pars cash. not: but-
aucem small Monthly payments. new 7 0c-
cnve first-clan Pianos, all modern In!-
prover-tents, for $215 cash. Organs Stin-
75. lousy out? omit. $1003 4-3“?-
llil; 8‘8 P,8 25 undo wards.
: out» castrate PA£L0iI 007”“.
are the most Dentist!“ in at c a perfect
in gone ever made The 6 “Elm star '9
thebest over places] In an orxan t in
s p-cnllarty
produced by a third set of r
volctd, the F ofwhich is? 1Qinttfllptl
mi imp.- 1 a while it. |_ l | unite
lib-‘8 I 3: til. 'I‘crms Ll oral. II.-
LDXS‘TRA It'll 04 .4 hooves MAIL -D IO" One
A liberal discount to .lpmders Churches,
Soho la,bodgos etc Ali-Al’s Vi
stamp.
Sunday
wt-Re
I'M.
, 1'59 Sultbfis‘ld 8h. Plttsbarsh.‘ PL. . ,
Breech-Loading soot. unit, 340 to saw. i-onoie ~hol
“outfit!" $.00. single (inmost to 8.0. R flt‘:.88 i...
5., nevoIVt-ts. so to 9“.“- . Pistols, it “E 33. Gun
.itsriil, Fishing fl‘aeklo..,&c. (some "discounts“
dealers or clubs. A my Guns, Revotvers. c-c., Donal“.
or traded for. G.) dsseut by express 0. 0. D. to be
eximlucd belore paid for.
‘ Aw '
Aces-sin every con-uty in the alien none. in,"
full particulars, call on or sudtess. with mom .
S. J. COREY, RockvillflICt.
51‘ laps Clint“ Books and and Pictures to-
[All
AGES [8 WANTED. or our New
- figmhgr-wuh Sewing Silk Linen 'l’lueod.
Outfits ond‘Goldett Pcns._‘8100to 8 00 clearctl
militants; ‘ " tn‘id‘sc:ivc inclinr'wi‘imen'." Apply'nir
O‘ce (It! 3.5..) 'to n. L. GUERNSEY, “Pub."
‘
Gobeor N. R.
' WA N TED.
rittnctnl And Local Agents, for
, , ,1, ul- Banrsm;eewiiip Mach-no.
. ,émadeat Dunbar-y, Coot. 'z'IllI‘
.- s’tillesi, fss- ssi A. deasiosthock
Stitch, straight Net-tire ’hI-fi"
chinetn the. market. We give
or ter terms .hnn anv other
company. Address, JOHN A.
~)t tl hGen’lAgent, Dnubury,
Conn. ....--
‘ has opened a fine “HIRE " on
Ruskin. Send for Cheater. '
‘ . t L
flgtbonfllill,
' Still-TING ANRPULLEYS
A specs it.t'rv.
_
We have facilities for this class of
work Innexo lied in New England
————
We mrnit-h small orders on as good terms as large.
Send for prices before ordering elrewhere. -_
-AI.SO—, -. .
GENERAL “Mill”! JDBBING.
D. From ma; 0...,
. .‘ as" Inla- , Can", .
0‘-
mmmnaasmsorstammm
BOLD BY ALL‘DBUGGISTB.
. » . . l. .. :‘6
“lilkii‘tt ULNOO a week guarantee-t. lie-
. .ectiib't- em to m ‘lll'ili. homo. day or eventnc; ltt
: pltal required: full instructions. and Vilunbt
ick-ige ol' giorls -etrt. free by,II inttU IA 3 it‘sSétbmt‘
at I. et. rn stain . . x .
x con i n p, 173 Greetw ch 5!... Ni
. OF OIL? A. . . .
‘rospectns for 18l3 now ready. Address GEORGl
-P.tAi\l, No. 0 Neybossct si., Ptovalcncr, It. I.
' psi-tiny! Agents wanted! Allelissc-
5“) $20 of Working .eople. oi elfllel so!
.- no; orold, mutu- more money at Work for us it
heirspure momente,or all the. time. than at any.
hlncclse. Particulars-f ce.- Address. ’
G. STINntth, A: 00., Portland, Maine.
', I V i I I ‘ . I l
lachine Jobbing ~ and Repairing.
The snbscr.ber, having leased the shop and tong.
-I' Mr. John Cotter, uenr toe foot of Mil i.itl’,i
ully piepared to execute all kl- tin of Machlni
Jobbing. and .o repair ll'tachlneiy.. Orders Will re-
ceive prompt attention. and be executed lll aItvork-
tianlike manner. 0. W. BURRIL’I‘.
. I .
the subscriber haslocited in the BASEMENT Ol
-\’lLSLtN’s bLOCK, (opposite Gazc.tc Building,
where he will carry on the
it is Fitting and Plumbing Bustnest
..Ve sat! ‘ ...cu-tu.
.Aldtlk‘dl‘aD, .Lsu «J -l’ ‘Vdsl‘, tie Hopes Lt
- .a.e in we puntllz p.._trouu. c.
t
. (if 1.. IV . BU Rflll‘fl‘.
.Is‘s‘rt'l‘s AFTER. tinnitus-int.
’eo,.le'=,oi' .tl iildletow n ,Ct.
lone, oi Neil Xulk,
uteiiix, tii'uutiiyn, .v. Y.
lulgfll'lal,ul London,
Ana other conpanics,8t_oek and llatnaldn l‘on
modem and New York. ' ~- ,
sauna It. R. COWLES.
.N-O'l ZOE.
. horse. team o:
my Judge in this 5.3::th We o rcht‘, marinate: gal
..nauo walk, shall be on . so so bra-fine untexceed
ilfi
.inprlsotiineo. built.” . : ., »
_1‘lieab..ve law mil-lie enforced against all wh
itive older man a walk over the drawbridge a
”tooth Noiwal'a. ‘
J. P. HANFURD,
U. W. SMI'A‘J.
} Selectmen .
PLA'L‘T PitlcE.
. ~Eels..‘PlttmEltse-cttts-
rat‘lso:rl.owsassjnn.vitemh l.- .s. .
tact-11's vnu'rns. :BASKisfb,ch(l$5|‘-‘. nut
ofart to order.“ Send for descriptive catalogue.
MALLORY 6: DOWNS.
South Norwalk.Ct.
.v-EW COAL YARD.
MILLA'R‘D so WEBB,
iave established a new yard,
(betweentlie Bridges.) wherein addition to all th
. oesiv'ariettcs of -
Coal and. Wood
They have do hand
BRICK.
LI it E.
0 all ENT.
PLASTER ,
nun '
I I .I htnn srons. ac,
Which they furnish In any desired qua‘pllly,
A theLowcst note-.-.“ 23
RANGES. '
-GOODN01. RANGE. - - - - - 818.00
“ " “ - - - - - 14.01.
Gallantlsec thembeforebuylng :lsewhere.
GEORGE F It ELDEN.
P. w. BATES.
unmask. colts.
flanufactnrer and Dealer in All 'kinds' of
M0llllllEllTlll'llllllllllliSlfllli
to order.
CE‘IETERY LOTS lnctmed with PORTS or (”0"-
1536 it ~tboi-t tl itlc' a ttl .ve yluv orii-es. Keen
constantly on bond store cut for UND‘RI‘ININNG. -
POSTS, CARRIAGE “LOCKS. FEVDERS &c. &c
3m-14
GAJmEN SEEDS,
0 To onunosan‘nwc curbs. 53
Main ~‘_treet, for choice and 'vilusblo Garden
Seeds : all halls. in large oremll qualities.
Yard on Railroad dock near Gus House.
.i all its brooches. “mm; a PRACTICAL WOMA-
.AN. ..uu ..tmye eithe. pew-main doing or snipe.-
...eoaing his Wol‘fl. he is Gauntlets! of his ability LI.
ity iaitntni attention to business, REASONABLL
UHIUAGO Losses.
Llama-.9;
L,-t-s».u..i ll.
't'or.hltri.lstiana ilercuntlle, do do 2,io.i,.'.ssol
inceuiifhlverpoolml. ndon, do no 13.55.55tui -'
do do 5.31.3.titioOI-
iionmtnnnaim
C'IEVERY perso. ,v 0 shall ride ordrive any
. .t'rrtigt- of. any kind. upoi.
..i-v seven dollars, orb) tin filqflmeDL-JD a couituot
not. exceeding thir.y.dsyit‘..o_r jb'y ._suel1fii:e out
YEW atltl RARE I'IAS'I‘S.
t-natw Roberts t-f'tlte i5tli and Marcy tti -
rm, no.
other]? catamaran...» hirer-red in the best sly (-
.l'ornerf Water andWashington Sts.
F. thrust; “mums.
_.t.xl chive 'deIilers in1 .
01:0 ”cram {17, CHINA
And iii'tkimigor
cuss a attorneys i”. use,
Heaters,tinngeigmovcsilfdl'iii“remind All that
nppermlue toihc Hit a familiar Department;
Chandeliers {stop m "10ygrcat variety:
Plumber-spud 'l‘lltncfis’a ‘ «I experienced
workmento execute q-ilckl ._ lyail kindsol
work in 'l‘io.,:iiieciil‘z-on‘,~.co‘ Bead and Zinc
' ’ n .3 it Tubnrpitttip
:f,
rte an
t.yf-tri.lt'6._.. ' -- I _ .
Ohio '3'?" Clad-Paint'Co.
These points are a sneeess;,.m‘adeof pure iron
Ore, and need-only r‘trbctrled minimum oved. . We
keep Pure-Linseed.an‘bdfiotlfi‘d Olin.“ only
l’nre Oiltvllt work sn-zccssfn‘ily with our Pa'nts.
.v‘3\.. .,
”Hill“! “I WEST 8mm
- ' sort'rriInoiiWALx. CONN.
as..." county
{FIRE ,
“SUMNER-OWL“...
South Nora-slit, Donn.
union
on sale err. Ageit’lf.’ , HARTFORD
EARTH LI '~ tiff.” brflgfirfldveltv, Clotltci
Wringc ‘inglcy’c‘, horlflofl'xlry Rallying Ice
Cream F d poly? Agents for lalrfield Conn-
Uasl Capital,
w. .s. HANFOBD, President,
.. . . I I
ii. 1:. tenants. Secretary. 4
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
waalk Insurance Agency,
Inootn, No.0. ,
asznwn normative,-
Tlie subscribers have established ageneral Fire
.ud Life insurance Agency. as an ve and Will take
every variety of Risks in the best and safest Compa-
its. They are a cute for Duricn,Norwalk, Wes.-
i..vl, E..ston and Weston for the
or warsn'rown" ,N. v..
lStf c. & c. l-‘. snails.
HAVE DOUDLY‘J) riinm MANUFACTURING
I-‘ACllJl‘IES BY THE ADDITION OF TWO
2.: l: -' l..\ {ROE STORES TO THEIR PRE-
SENT l'llEMln‘l-ZS,‘ FOR. THE SALE OF .
Gents: lull-3’, But” it'Clilllll'tll’t
C-lmthing
l-‘OUltl‘ll AVE, opposite Cooper Institute.
' LA FA ‘2 ET rt} PLACE, opposite Astor Place.
- ‘. Z‘J.i\V yours.
N-CJ'TICE.
Ptuusiitofitunsmci
' ANXG engineer? the services ofD. B. LUlll, a
:- plniobcr of great experience. and tavornbly
roovvn in this vitriol.) nsa ..racticalivorkman in all
‘iraimttes ol plunbiu'z. [shall bca letosunply the
white with me best work at. short notice. Leave
'i.l'.l‘ ordersfor '
CLOSETS, BOILERS. BASINS. DEAD,
1LV-LIA‘ED AND BLOCK TIN
PIPE. .fcc. m., 3m.
.lt of which are altered at. lowest market rates.
“at! and see. ,
LEWIS J. CURTIR,
" KEEP coon °
' ' MAOE’S .
Upl‘ig‘llt' and Chest
R EFRIGERATURS.
, ,t , , ' it! 'll-II- tt-I *‘n -'tlt-§
mm m.,? AI ti aiIiIiitiI.i..II *t, ,3, . *
.t' - A u ‘ . c t; c: or U , ,
°”““‘i-..i°.‘..3.‘.;:dii..’.‘.‘l’3-...fi.i‘..: . Ice, (firearm. Freezers-
nltua,oinartloilt,Cl., a4,04?,37§0l -—-\ND-—
:oiit‘olc, ‘1‘ 1‘,Uoi,s‘o.: .i “If
...... ....EAT SAFES,
. . it ileum! Prices,
.oatiwotmoi new, York, 1.43.44”:
.uteruatlonul ‘ ‘ , ; Slclfilehfl-
. estcues.er,ol new llocite le, N . Y. , shamans; E. If. LOCII’IWOOd’s.
tpringrleiumi iprtogtiein, plants, .. “2‘6"? ‘"~ 45—»
.‘eopiu’s, to ore-calla, trust... . . ' » Ia' 233$;- . —--"
.tfifl‘il‘rcsi’ii‘dssy; a. r. 34.4....» -...-wM-‘lay’é—Fy’s
"Llrlflgaultgtly‘ul .‘rondencefi. 1.; 7.54 it“ 0- \
tones, Cincinnati, 0. 1,250,000 0. . 5 . ‘ -,
L.r.nc,ol' Uolumbns,0.. 43i,4433-‘ 2L, , ,_ . ..T
',tciiianla,ulevetand. 0., ' 09:..llttt-0t ' ,5 '1 ‘_.; 3 3“ '».l .
. vet-pool,and Lennon,andGlob.e,sepa- . $31313; ti
rate tire assets. 4.060.105 0.» t 'J 9
:‘ the Throat and Lungs,
. _:hs, Colds, Whooping-
‘v‘..i .321, ,Froncliitis. Asthma,’
nest Consumption. '
o
Among the grev
discoveries of matter.
science. few are m
,’ more real value tt
mankind than this e:
’l‘eclunl remedy for :-
ilisenscs of the 'l'liro:
and Lungs. A \‘a
trial of its \‘ll‘llll‘
throughout this at.
other countries, is:
.sliou'ii—tliat it do.
"'~.e testimony of our best cit. '
w, establishes the fact, Illil'
..i. will and does relieve ant
' disorders of the Threat illll'
other medicine. The mast
ms of the Pulmonary Organ:
'lllll cases of Consumption.
. oration, are publicly known.
”a :t~' hardly to be Lelicvctl. “‘(‘L
. . beyond dispute. As a remedy
. 3"- wliicli the public may re;-
pt-o cotton. By having Coughs, th
of int c serious disease, it saves in?
' , watt on amount of suffering lit
it challenges trial. and cm-
t .. ...‘epticnl. livery family shout
- : -i protection against-lite cur")
nttaekto‘f Pulmonary Alu‘l'
‘rimis, 2 i or" easily met at first, but “'ilit';
.iccnine i-tettratii-c. and too often fatal. if my
It-rrotl. Tt‘ilil‘i' lungs need this defense: and ;
i< now?“ ‘0 be zi-i'liou! it. As it safeguard ‘.
chi} treat, amid is distressing diseases whit:x
lime: the 'l‘zimzil an i Chest ol‘cliiltlliood. ClH-lel.‘.
Plicroiui. is invaluab'c: for, bylits timely use
‘lllliil'tl ins mt: “t"t'llt‘li from premature grave.
. :1 saved to the love and affection centred 0:
IE. or” cw"willy and surely against ortti
.t.:'- «‘f‘f‘ sound and 'ltcaltli-restoritzt .
siifl'er troublesome Infli:
.irom‘hltls, when tlicy kiio‘
: ._ be cured.
extinct of long. laborious, on
l investigation, no cost or tt~
every bottle in the. ’ntmo-
it may lti.‘ confidently i'a-‘it‘
r all the virtues it has on
'tlpmt :'-= tit"
cxliihijetl .nible of producing cures :
mourn-attic ;:- '1- greatest it has ever effected.
.t‘i"lil’.\ltED or
0?. J. C AT? & C0.. Lowell. Mass,
Practical. anti Analytical Chemists.
sum in' am. iziiuontsrs it"ritthirnn.
colours cuttitts,
thesaurus, Wants, Carts,
Velbcipe‘des, &c.,
-n'r— .
B. K. Locnwoon’s.
-noou.—
Alon-,-
«AX-D CARD WORK,—
oi every clescrlpliongit the
' stint: tos'ttiittt'ntt‘s‘o’rrtet.
, fittest! Plated-.19 .
American Sterling
spat anus.- FORKS, .ec,
not i. to. l. -
iéLi 43.1
.tLtvn '1': .t. l‘Ltlh‘s , - - - . . “.15 Pet’ tot.
mm: l“! "IFS-120i“. 3.50 -t
'ilVfi rt‘tmsptzv .b‘ttltKS, - - . 3.00
a? ..s,;x.—z.m1ne .El
., FOR 3ALE,ONL_Y BIY ‘
12. '3. Lockwood.
satin,tainttuttlilili '
isninuiruttll Institute: 00. s
LIFTJ .YD FORCE PUMPS, BA 7'11 TUBS, WA TER
surely and eiieclt'iiill' '
(rod CAN} ALWAYS rii't'n'
. _AT...
BEMMIL“ & REI‘VCOM B’s
-. ‘03 MAI . STREET, -
CHOICE FAMILY G QUERIES
FRUITS and VEGE ABLES
in math reocsn‘sitAsons.
I Alsonfinc assortmenlof
GROGKERY, GLASS WARE, Ml.
‘Arc also sgentsfor
Smlt It's Bit hes-y,
And a snppbof t‘resh‘ PIES,CAKE, BREAD,&e.,.
~ always on hand.
DEMMON at NEWCOMB,
tss MAIN STREET.
entities wan-n seamen,
' Bis constantly in stock at his new stahd.
No. 9 Main Street.
, AchoIlceIiIndtine sslortmentof
Groceries, .
3 Provisions,
Flour,
Fruit, &c.,
To which lie wa .lld invite the attention of all who
IIlIIlI to y nrchase tirst-class goods, at
Réa'tsossn b I 6 Prices.
camp near, smc'iin AtSPEClAL'l‘Y. DES'I
or RAMS, straits WHOLE on screen.
Dropln and seensln our new store.
so. it MAIN STREET.
odors a. shunt
BE'tndscriberfwonld respectfully calftbe auct-
tloii of the public to their
.
ivnw s'itocn or" GOODS,
consisting ofs general assortment of
:éllt‘l’ef’ts,Sltties,tiaitets.
m., both for Gentlemen :nd Ladies'wcsr.whtrt
will he sold'vcrylowfor Cash, at the old stand.
Ethan’s BLOCK,
' 3‘1 scorn NonWAtnnmomv.
All kind! ofGeInts' and Ladies’ noon. Shoctt,&t
made to order.in the most workmsnllkemanncrmn-
at fair prices.
HORSE CABS HUN RIGHT BY THE DOOR.
‘ rhinitis. 8'. BROWN.
taunt Elllilllt
Litters itillllltET
custom-two
"i‘iinliel‘,ii;iltlllter,
I Bulldcrs’ llarthare, &c.,
M WItIIlEtAtE AIII linll.
OFl'lCli. Ann YARD:
NEAR ISTEAMBIOAT LANDING,
. .
JACKSON BROS.,
JEWELERS,
KEEP CONSTANTLY 0N HAND A FCLI
STOCK 0F
tiltililltnlli'li SILVER when:
ttsttsmnvts m HATED)“; 'I
. ofevcr’yfld'ejchW—x -—v‘
’ . ......vaQ"
I» ”'"M’DE in the bestjinsnner.
I 'LALsO-t
I ‘ ' . r - .
is is lot Smith 5 American lltgan:
i To tthlcli it. would invite theattention oftht
musical public. .
Exwann r. WEED,
, D B. U ,‘G G 15 'l' ,
Wall Street. opposite Not-walk Opera House,
__ A large and well selected stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
reimiiief .I'rsteut Medicines, all kinds. Miners
Weiers. oilitt and MedicitcdSoa s, Eiavoi-lnga .
Handkerchief Extracts. Hair rushes. Combt.
Sponges,~Cha'mols Skins. Stationery Cigars. &t- 4
popular medicines of the day. .
BUY m " ans-1.- i
he“...
. till/Atticallltttttzit'tlltdi‘j
,SinEhsImfigtglcwro sutrltt glitters
. .rau‘i‘t-litrt-nrttreaeti. - ,
SOMETHING NE W.“
A FIRST cuss our
1) R Amy E R.
TAILURING ESTABLISHMENT
At No. 1 GIaZettc Building,(up stairs.) E
THEsuhscriber wool.1 rcspeelfulllnfo.m theoltl-
zens of‘torwslk. that he hnsopened a firstoc'asi
New York Ct Establishment. a:- abt ve. where be
2:93” himse f to give satisfaction to all ht.- custo-
,. . .. .. .. .. ._ .
He will glvespcclal attention to Boyh’G‘l'mottt
as well as tho‘ieofgcntlemen. Pers. ni-_ bringing
their own cloth can have the same cut or made up,
in an srtlsllcmanner, at reasonabl. prices. 2
FRANCIS J. McKllON.
35,5 " perd‘sylAgentsw-ntcdlAtlclasite
to of workinglteople, ol ellbt-ritnx, olt
or young. ms a now than ey at york for ns'in melt
in are moments, or strike imc, than at anylblns:
e tie. Particulars free. Address G. Stinson to Co.‘
Posthumflainc. _ 8,6
MONOGRAMS
CD'ANID suntan». '
All the new styles of
nun currently,
for sale at
'Low Prices,
_ai.—-
Sbilécle’s' Book Store. .
Shingles, Lat-It.
oat Washlnxton btiu t. Sc. Norm-1h.
I Repairing,IWD.-nnchci
and is constantly adding to his stock a l the now an- ‘
“(2933,55 t'T-iizttN'Alilt;
~ _.nitIlIt_i.snmI I
c o A L .,
WOOD AND BRICK, '
it ’thRiver Blue Stone,Lime, Cement
--ALSO-—
film PIP! fill “WEHSMELLSA Illlltllilt
wnonnsats AND RETAIL,
Water St. htiiuallt, Conn,
WILLIAM c. STREET,
I IISIWntcr Street,
Wholesale ant‘etail . Deale- in
HARDWARE,
IRON, srttttL,‘ MECHANICS' TOOLS, aunt
' estrus“. tuencunsrs, CARRIAGE
Booms, wnusts, RIMS, Isnar'l's,
noss,“‘Axi.as, spursos, noms,’
sasn. BLINDS, nouns. PAINTS.
OILS, onass, vaumsn , m.,
At LowestNew York Prices,
Spectacles to suit all kinds of Eyes
. AGENT son
casinos an monnisw
cstrrsnnnrnurscrnn
iPEfiTifiLES &.EYETGLASSES.
ll PEIILE BPIG'IAGLI'I. the "no shut em :8-
trounce-i that. no not. are the eye. that gives a clcat
nd distinct Vfblol-, and makes weal: eyes slruuu.
.v'srrau ed for live years without change oi lenses.
~pecia! attention given to timing nearsighted people.
\ lsrgs'isssorunent ol ' ,
ll’ERl‘hn‘d FIELD GLASSES
'A’l‘
Wood’s Jewelry] Store,
UNDERITHE OPERA HOUSE. I
._b
- tennis, Pit-Nils, Paint, is
furnished with
BEER, SODA WATER
AN D
- SARSAI’AIH LLA.
-i any dcsiredqnantjty. .
am now prepared to till allorders forthc followini
:‘I'AlillAllll MINERAL WATERS :
IAUI'S,‘ . ‘
SEL'I‘ZER. .
CONGRESS, -
. VICKY.
‘ _ Ksssmomv,
.‘ARBONIC ACID WATER.
i can till all orders fir SIPHON BOTTLES,eitliet
rthe tradeor private tarnities.
- 5] 'MAIN STREET, NORWAIJK,
.‘iider ti. Raymond’s New lllock. . . '
S. G RUM}! AN.
N]: w .tioonlal
NEW FURNITURE!
E. qum'raun’s sons,
3 AVE removed to their new rooms in the Post-o
i....252)“.3{‘.'§.’."f-zé§"ii£$§i°.§.‘;°t.12333‘.i.°.~i.3hiif
Furniture or every. description,
. At greatly reduced prices.
UNI) ERTAKING,
in all its branches.
iiivnistot militant.
L‘BE subscriber: having completed their net
tt‘ouns y works on Hoyt street, and tilted “l
as same it the best manner, with most approvet
IIIESIHSTII“ and K 40103 WORK
f every descriptl
.v.t’urnlslicd. Orders solicited. -
Cash paid forcsiolcrnp "on.
A. c. ARNOLD, .‘
. OTTO G. “AUSCBIL
Norwalk,May s. 1871. .
mns. J. A. Juno, ,
Milliner'y GOOds
. And Hole Agent for
BUT-TERN‘K'S PAT'F'FRKSr
also Agent for singer’s Improved Family Sewini.
Machines. >
ti O s
Washington Street. South Noi walk .
HARNESSBS FOR 5 £1.13.
1‘!!! subscriber would respectfully intent to-
public that be has now on hand s got 0 its};
- entofHAllNESSES,madeof the V-Wimh’évu-
ills. which he will snl‘l‘n’filfie‘rsimilnr estal
I :fig‘ggyfig'flfflwfkow- tor the nl'flt-rs. Le
.... m at once. WM. ILSWAN
Peb.l.1873.
.,
Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation ;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up toits high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect-
ed preparation for restorin GRAY
on Fannn Ham to its youth iil color.
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, ,b its use. becomes white
and clean. t removes all eruptions
and dande and, b its tonic prop-
, erties, prevents the air from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair. lands. B its use, the hair
'ows t ticker an stronger. Iii
aldness, ‘it restores the capillary
glands to their normal rigor, and
will create a new owth, except in
extreme old age. t is the most eco-
nomical l-IAiit DRESSING ever used,
as it requires. 'fe'Wer up lications,
and gives the hair a. splen id, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayei' of Massachusetts, says,
“The constituents are pure, and care-
ililly selected for excellent utility;
and I consider it the Boer . REPA-
nA'riox for its intended purposes.”
Sold by all Dntpgfstn, and Dealers in Medicines.
‘Prloo One Dollar
Buckingham’s Dye.
FOR THE WEISKERS.
_ As our Renewer in many cases '
requires too long a timc,'and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color whic will
neither rub nor wash of}: Sold by
all Druggists. Price FifiyCeltts.
Manufactured by ll. P. HALL a 00.,
NASHUA. 21.8.
iHE- lllll isntusuu taunt
_.
Passame Tickets
AND -
wItEIGN DRAM s,
C FOR SALE AT 'rnl:
GAZETTE on‘n‘xo’n,
\
Norw'alk, Conn,-
Cabin and steerage Passages to or from Great
tlrltain, soldat the established rates. Drafts issued
ll. the lowest New York rates.
A. n. nviac'roiv a no;
Also. a'larue assortment ol IEIIIIE IAIA||L0+
iacbiiierv,sreoow prepai en tccxecnte all-truerefoi
Babbitt metal,oleveryqual-
2, Chlchcs‘ser’s Block,
i,\'3t
E‘s»... i ii.
.1 I' II - ,'
A
insults at GWI‘TEONLOE.
CON v air A N ass. i "
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. .
"DAILY L]: N E.
NURWALK till—NEW tut-
'L‘IHE ELEGANT, FAST AND lIN EWS'L‘EAMEB,
Wm 4...
A M E
N and after May. lst, 1873. ml! leave Pier 37.
East R‘Ver, tom of Market Street, at 3:10, and
33d Street. at 3 to o’clock.
Leave South .\0r|\'alk every morning “1:60, or
on arrival ol railroad trains.
Fare.7ficts ,ExeursionTiclrets $1.25
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS.
CITY (if NORWALK d. P. F. BRADY
will leave each end of thi rontc everyevenlng.
Produce sold .vlthoul charge for commission.
Freights at usual rates.
"'1.
‘xon WALK uonsn resin—omen
is“. COMIISOer Mint 20 ii. Ibis.
have Norwalk. So .Verwalk
5 38 a. m. N. 1'. Accent. 5 .58 a m.
619 “ N.Y.&.\.l! 841 "
6 51 " No Train 1‘00 "
058 " No 'l‘tnin 719 “
'l 24 “ N. Y. Accom. l 48 “
'f 48 “ No '1 rain 8 08 "
808 " No'l‘raln 830 “
840 “ New haven 908 “
908 " hew Yolk 928 "
0 is “ New Haven Express 9 46 “
048 “ No '1 rain 10 08 "
10 08 3‘ No Train 10 30 “
10 30 " New Haven 10 .5 “
10 35 " N. Y. Express ll 05 “
‘1 or. .. l\. ii. Lightning Fx. ll so "
(urau~brid;.,e only) '
ll 30 ‘ No '1 rain 11 52 “
ll 2 ." No’l'rain 1213 p. m.
12.18 p. in. No Train t2 34 “
1205 “ New York Accent. l 18 “
l 38 “ New Haven ‘1 02 “
- 202 “ New Haven l xn"ess 23-). "
2 42 “ New \ ork prress 3 U5 “
1:05 " No l‘rain 8 26 “
826 " No Train , 3 41 “
841' " l‘etv Y- [ii 410 “
4 10 “- N. H. l-x.. draw only 4 as “
43s " New hurt; “it “
4 58 “ Nit Train 5 2.! "
530 “ IN.Y.& 51.11.) 556 “
540 “ New Haven 6 i6 “
0 . 0 “ No Train 6 20 “
. 0 16 “ New York 6 38 “
' 028 “ New Haven . 8.50 “
658 " No Train 102 “
702 “ Nn'l‘rain 725 “
725 “ No Train 146 “
T 46 “ No 't rain 8 03 "
8 08 “ No 'I‘taln 8 27 “
8 ill “ No Train 8 41 “
.. 847 " ho'l‘nin 910 “
9 i5 “ New York Express it 40 "
930 " New Maren hxp e-s 955 “ -
1028 “ New Have: l'xpiess 10:0 “
EDWIN LOCKWODD, Pres iient.
DANBURY a. monwaua n. n.
smitten aunsxaaahn'r. . '
Commencing May is it, I873.
DAILY 'l‘llA . AS.
Daily (rains leave Not wall: Bridge.
At 9 48 a. m., For all stations on the Hamburg-d
_ 4 5-5 .1. in. Norwulk &.Shepatig Valli-v lt. l.'.,
ind connecting.- at. Liaii'lcyville with up trains on the
ilouszttonc Railroad. . -
At 6 65 p. m. ForDanbury. and all Stations.
At 11 12 a. m.- E‘or Ridgelielt. and intermediate
Stations
Alli-.40 p. In. Fteighl train.
Lance Norton": Bi i'tlgefur South Net-walk.
A! I 2‘38 lit 45 tit-III!" I 13 b 33 9 00 p'. In.
leave llaitltut-l for Normall-
630 and 995 a. an; t 05130 p. in.; Freight train
at $20 p. in.
I Joun w._l=ACON.Sup’t.
.tEW YURI, ILW Hill I. lllfill’ifl RAILRIIAB
NEW \(Jik a h h“ l. A\ lib DiVISlbL.
hUM M ER~ ARRANG EM EX '1‘.
Commencing May 16th, 1872. '
. as follows : ,
South Not-walk for New York.
At 3.47 A. .M" Boston Express.
_ New York for South Nors‘valk.
.Ex ,) 3.55. 4.38 Local ex. ) 6.!0 ocnlEx 0.:
s.io-.itx)aut 9500:.)P3M. ' (L ) 5
South A ‘orsvlslk for New nnvcn.
At 6.39 A. .tt.‘, Accommodation
”.03 u Ace lil modatlon
9.41 “ Boston sis was.
10.£4 Accommo aziou
I.58 P. 40., Ace .mmodation
2.21 " Duo-on Express.
5.54 " Accttinm tdallon
$.14 “ Acc unmudation
6.48 “ Accommodation
9 51 “ linston Ex..rcss.
10,48 “ ltoston hxpreisd
Trains leave hew Haven for South Norwai '
t.:12 hi.:l.'.t. (ex.) 2.30, (bx 44.45, (Ex..) 5.20,
i.30,(EX.,) P. .\ . lt‘or Bridgeport at 2.40 I‘. lit.
Jones and Hotels. .
it. itch-D, Gt-n’l Supt.. A cw have...
\‘ew York.
Gngggs.om EXPRESS,
..v“ a cessortoA.B.ALLhN. -
I! E undersigned b. mtg. eflrcnareu tee entlrtin'
teresi MA. 5. Allen, in the. city hxpress bust“
ess,’w..ulo lineup the public that. all understet
upon the Slam in the Nat-walk Posthfiiccmr at
a. K_.~mn]ey’s [\cvre Depot, Will be promptly n.-
tt-nwii t... Baggage taken to and mm utlthe rain:
on N. Y. & N. 11., and U. .‘z .\. it. It.,aud theSLt‘aill-
......i. [leis also prepntcd to don" kinds of Lien.
.nd Heavy l‘rucaing; naVing secured a first-clan
pt'in riruck,_w.li' attend to all ..iders for removing
our“ law. Pianos. etc. The patronage ofthi- public
:: respectlnllysollcm-d DAV DGRELN.
ALLEN’S'S
"c I T‘,!..§.if.§.i 55'
Wagons run to eve 'y train and the'steatnboat.
.iaggnge and paeltagcs called for and tit-live'ed in
my part of the town. A special y made of “wing
taut-s or Furniture. Ordeis "oil on ALLEN“ Slate
tthe Post tttlice will receive immediate at'en lnn.
: GEORGE S. ALLEN, Agent.
.A FEW "ENTERPRISE.
HOT ANll tits
at all reasonable hours of ih day or night. at
.W. C). 31'! 2’8
TONSORIAL PALACE. No. l Gazette Building.
Shaving, ‘H nil-Dre: sli :, Dyeing.Cutting,etc. ex-
v-cuted in the best manner. ‘ . ‘
tthltoltui't-i't'ftfll
(Be sure and see trade mark inside.)
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
SAAG SMITE’S SON & 00..
MANUFACTURER! or Unansuas ms Panasons,
405 BROADWAY, N. Y.
illlil’ in until;
”ways on hand. For list and prices of articles,
with dirtcthns for till-measurement, send to
LORD a TAYLOR,
New Yolk
EAGAN’S_
Ma oiiaBalm
Pure Blooming CetripleitimM|
Ills Pauly ls. sndltsopsrstlon is seen and
felt it outing“ km with too Flushed A
ones caused by Best. Hague. and Excitement. est.
igdvremovsl all Blotoliensnd Pimplss. dispelling“)
pots.‘ Drives sway Tan, .l‘rscklss.’ ‘ and
its gsntln- but. powsrtnl tum
check with ~ ' ‘ ,=
sermon atootrmsssm.
m, .. .-
..... .....‘I' “Emmy“ “‘5’ 3“” ”"1"
(invites wunomisj
ALL KINDS
—A'l‘— '
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
88" WRINGBRS RE‘PAIRED .g‘
“_ ”radii sans: ...le
STAR LAWN MOWER new an ..
lost sprinc. Wllibesold flit a cent
immersion:
.wt
-Ir
l‘rains leave Passenger Station at South Not-walk
4.14 Boston Express.
0.00 “ Acct mmuuat Inn
6.45 “ . Accommodation t
7.45 “ L- cat Express stopping at Darien,
Noroton and Stamford
9.28 “ Accommodation '
ll .00 “ lixp: css. 0
me P. M. Accomtt t datirn
3 04 “ Boston bxpress.
4.09 ” Dost-tn Express.
5.00 “ Accommodation
5.51 ... lint-ton Express. 0
6.81 H . Accommodation
9.31 “ Boston Express.
at 7.10, S.0!.(i:x..) 9.05, A. in :12.00 M l-.t:0(+‘x gait
t .40. (bx ,) 3.10. \hx 05.30. 0.30, 8.10.0 45. (Ex.,) A. 2
see large hole of advertisunmfl at Station
JOHN. 'L‘. MOODY, oup’t. Grand Central Depot
lyltl
son'ni activism: _
Planint M111. Co‘
Builders anuo'llicre arelnlormed that this ..om-
pani‘nre now prepared to execute in thcbesi
mannei ntshortnotlcc, nllklnds of
Steam Sawing,
Scroll sowing,
Planing,
and Turning.
The: Will also furnish on the mosta'ensonabletcrns
allitlnds of
Lumber and Timber,
and manufacture toorder,
B'ind.’ ‘
Doors. Etc.
BALUSTERS. NE‘VLLS. &C..
For Stairs and Rnlllngs,nrd' V
nI'k Walnut. A sh,('liei-ry.wnl c wood
&c., kept. constantly on bond-
> Prompt. attention g ven to orders.
LkeSLeittnbont Landing,
C. F. AOLLES.
D. it. AUS’l lN.‘
R. I. TOLLLS.
District ofsNorwblk, ss., Probate Courtnlune. it
3.1). t .
STATE of WILLIAM DAVIS, late of Not-
1 . walk. in said nistnct. deceased.
line Court of Probate for the District of Norwal.
natllllniitcd and allowedsix monthsfrom tbi-dau
hereol fortliccredilors olsaid Estate tosxhlhilthc
claims fol settlement ’l‘lime who neglect to prt -
sentiheir accountsmroperly attested. within sai-
tlme,WIllbc_ debarrudn recovery. All pert-onst-
debtcd to said estate are requested to malelmme-
dL-tte payment to WILLIAM L. WA RING,
All“ Administrator.
1.
cash.
Work! nest
SOU'lll NOltWALK.
} R. l. TOLLEISfli-easurer.
Commissioners’ Mti‘ce.‘
STATL OF ALEXANDF R SWOBDS, an inso"
vent. deb orof Not-walk, assigned in trust ft.
the benefit it his Cledl’fllr.
'l‘hi- subscribers appointed by the Court of Prob..t
for the Diril‘lcl of Norwalk. Commissioners to it
ceite, exami e. and ueci- e npcp the claims of it ,
credits” of the Estate of Alexander Swoius, an it
solvent debit-r ol notwalli. in said district,a-tl2l I
in trust for the benefit of his creditors. hereby glv
notice that we will attend to the business of or
said appointment at the . filce ol’Willtnm S. “onto
a rain Noiwnllz. on the ll-t (int i i Joly.15’l’3 at
on the 30th day of Sep‘emI-cr, 1873, at 10 o’clock .t
the [woman of each of saichirs. Said Court ha ,
limited and allow it four month:- from the dateber-
oi for the ex llbillOnt? us of all claims against sn
eswe' N‘ithgoitlll ?‘E‘*‘l{. } Commissioners.
IITated Norwalk. May 3lrt, 183. At
mssol It most.
HE conartnership heretofore existing nndev t' .
name ofF.tch a Moest this day dissolved by in:
'l‘a' citation, and all partieslnuebied to‘-a 0
will pit-nee call and sclt‘e the same will out forth.
notice. "ARV FY _FI l‘(.l .
Dated Nornalk,.lnnc6,1873. L. D. MOSS.
NOTICE.
Davingpnrclinsctt ti einieren of myla'epnrtnr
l‘. l‘ . “ass, in the Grt cr-ry ard Pri‘ViI-ilttl till-inc
l wt nld résrectfnlly notify the public that] shall l
f tut d at my old 913' d. as read to serve them
heretofore. '"ln‘ ltfnl for the past ~ atronane of n
frie-tds I mount a continuance of their favors.
-" 0' HARVEY r‘l'l'f‘ll.
—Wllliams’_
Jamaica
Ginger
nu! aura of “hi-“35's?
hr he
nations
e on:
” f‘TnlfNLAUGHING
- - snow. . . , sat'cou
Sold by DrunaistsI and am 0. '
ii. '0’NBlLl. 85 60.
Have Open a full line of New Spring
Ml LLI.\' Ill“ GOODS.
' Latest Novelties in
FRENCH AND ENGLISH 081:" AND MILA'.
RO- ND HA'lS AND BONNETS.
200 cases Milan ltonnd lists. from 6Lc£to$2€0.
50 cases Milan Bonnets, f em 81 to 93.
All of the latest and moandesirabie shapes-
RIBBON S.
GROSS GRAIN SASH RIBBONS,
WA'l‘I-JKE'D SASH RIBBONS.
BLACK AND FANCY PLAID SASII‘ RIBBONS.
yard; warranted all silk.
worth $2 50. <
50 cartonsol‘ “(cinch lib-ck Plaid, 65c. yard.
all all silk.
' FRENCH FLOWERS
nosns,nosnvsnvs ’
lslon Novelties. I .
LA C'ES.
BLACK THREAD. corner: vAunvcimns:
» SPrlh 1511 LA Pits. VP] 1.“. DO’I‘TED IS 3'1 5,
NALIN ES, iLLUSIONS. s
EM BROVI DiERlES.
MADE-UP LACE GOODS.
CHILDREN‘S l. ‘05 CAPS, in all the newest style:
LA DI lt’S TI SS. in endless variety.
1,000 doz. 45-inch Windsor ’l‘ics,46c. Crape 1
China '1 ice; Fancy Ties. &c.,
Ladicsgo to O’.\ LIL’S for NILLINERY GOODS.
All goods marked in plain figures.
N. B.—Rednetion tO'llie trade. -
H. O’NEILL (Y: (10..
20 Sheets of Choice Music, $1.00
Why throw away money on high-priced Mn.
when you cl i select. tram .ur Jattlogue ol 1'83 pic
ce- l Any 20 liaif-ltime, or 10 of Dtme net ie> maiii
on recc pl of Una Dollar. Sold by bookseller: at
cm be ordered though any netvstieuler. Set.
damp lor Catiiloeuc. .
Address, BENJ. W. BITCHCOCK, Pub
439 l‘iiinnAAsxrn, Ncw You.
-"Buy Me, and I’ll do you Good.’
I) 1‘; LA N (d ii-lt:\"!8-
" Rilill' Mill HERB BITTERS.
This medicine is. without the possibility oi:
and all kindred diseases—Indigestion Continence
Litter Complaint, I‘t‘les. Headache. Heartburn. D1,.
it paid. Dizziness, SCH-full! Sell A'Itw'tu Longer La.
mess Debit'ftyJaaudtcc, Ft'atulcttcy.FoitlSiomuclt. do
lit the mainly a cut this medicine. the b‘oto i
puyitintl. .'lhe appetite lr lettered. 'llit- system i
sueus thened. 'l‘lielivei isinvigoratcd. 'lhelireatl
is EWl'r‘lel ed. The complexion is beaniiticd. Am
the general healthis . ,
st: t- 'l‘ 0 R E D 2
The best Roots. Baths, and Baths, enter intt tlt-
eomposlttnn, at this hemetlv, making it a simple no
safe. as wel- as in not» lino cure tor all diseases i
be blood. GEO. 0. GOOD 'lN & ('0., Boston.
tot-10 _ For sale bv all Drucglstr.
GARDEN Mill FLOWER, '
CFOR SALF DY - I
n. M. at c. s. PIBOWI'I‘T.
NOW FOR YOUR WATER PIPES.
’Wsn, Glover & Sins.
Are ready to put in your WATER, STEAM or GA:
PIPE, at very short notice and at as low a rate a
lnyone. WROUGHT A: CAST IRON. TIN-LINED
LEAD PIPES, .bc.. of every size and description.
PLUMBING In all Its Branches.
WILLIAM GLOVE}: d5 SUN,
'29 River street. Norwnlk.
n ' s
Carriage Male/m
- —'AND- -
a E PA. In ING.
THRmbscritet it- tally prepared at his establish-
mcnl.ncar the row 01- MlL H]LL,t.i mult-
ufactnre Carriages to ordt-r.anu todo all Kind! ot
REPAIRING lll‘ hlsllue The Wood-won: depart-
ment l under the charge of John S. Locttwoui ni
experienced and capable wmkrrat . Paint iii-and
Trimming executed in tliebes: manner.
J. (l. ROCKWELL.
RUSTIJ fiEI‘TEES
- A. ._
Hang/in o B", 3 Ice ts,
‘ A'l‘ REDUCED PRICES,
' -A'l'-
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
Garden-Prim» for Sale Cheap.
ONE of l‘outzlass'bert Wheelbarrow Hose Pumps
2:19 Cast 8-00: will sell for 3-20. Enquire. at the
. |t.AZE‘I"l'E OFFICE.
Q
\LL KINDS
— on-
.ion PRINTING
Executed with neatncss’and dispatch
-A'r run-—
GAZETTE
' arm ‘Pltul'l‘ilfiG critic's?”
leis. sprinter 1873.
100carton> Gros Grain'l-incu Sash Ribbons, $1 0
20 cartons touch Watered Sash Ribbons, $135
50 canons 7-inch Plain bash Ribbons, 95c: warrant
Alitne new spring Shades iii soxnsr meson: '
moansn’os,csns.sivnz
~10 cases of NEW FLOWERS, all _Ior the Latest Psi»
327 if: 329 .92th Ace. if: 20:15. St, New For] I
'oubt, the Very best remedy knt wft-rthc followin: ,
Ten Little IDIIIIls
—.
l‘en little Inguns stuudnig in a line,
One tutldled home, and till it there were nine,
Nine little-Ingmis swinging on a gate;
One tumbled off, and then there were eight.
Eight little inguns never heard of heaven,
)ne kicked the bucket, and then there were
seven, ’
3th it little Inguns cutting up ll'iCkS.
One broke his neck. and then there was six.
I
ix little Inguns kicking all alive,
)ne went to bed, and then there were five,
-'ive little Inguns on a cellar door,
)ne tumbled in, and then there were four.
"our little inguns out on a spree,
)ne got drunk, and then Ibt're were three,
.‘hree little Iuguns in a c time,
)ne tumbled overboard, and then there
were two. .
t‘wo little Inguns foolin’ with a gun,
the shot t'oiher, and then there was one,
)ne little Ingnn livin’ all alone,
is got married, and then there were none.
Mrs. Woodard Holcbkiss, of Prospect,
:onn., at the recent occurrence of her nice
y-ninth birthday, being in good health and
pirits, wrote the following lines; "
With gratitude I render praise I
To him who lengthens out my data;
For ifl live but twelve months more,
My years will then count up live score.
1 do not ask for wordly good,
A pleasant home. and pleasant food;
I ask for sanctifyiug pow ,
l‘o cleanse and keep me every hour;
That free from sin I may remain,
And never, never sin again.
———-——.—..
Don’t box use ( liltdxon’o Ears.
Cb'llul‘tn's ears uugiil nth c. to bc boxed.
-e have seen tnat the passage of the ear is
;osed by a thin membrane. esprcialiy
lapted to be influenced by tvery impulse
tb :tir.atld will» notbing but the air to
~upport it internally. What, then, can be
one ltkt-ly to i. jul't: this membrane than a
toden and forcible eoniprt-Ssion of its air
. front of it i’ It'any one designed to break
I ovcisti'ttcb the membrane. he Could
"II'CELV devise a more effective means than
bring the hand 'suddenly and forcibly
t-wn upon the passage of the ear, thus
:ivint.r the air violently before it, “llh no
issibility for its escape but by the mem-
rane giving.t way. And far too often it
cs give- wny, especially it, from at y
i‘cvious disease it has been weakened.
any children are made dett' by boxrs on
wear in this Way. Nor is this the only
my; if there is one thing that does the
iveoi hearing more-harm than almost
y other. it is a sudden jar or shock.
hildren and grown persons ill ku may be
itirely deafened bt falls or heavy blows
pun the. bi ad. And boxing the en rsprt duccs
similar i-ii‘r'cl. though more slowly at d in
sstlt-grec. It tends to dull the Sl'DSlblllly
.‘thenervc, even if it dots not hurt the
t-inbrant-. I . new a pitilul case, once,ot‘
poor youth who ditd from a terrzble' cis-
se of the car. He had a discharge from it
.ce be worn child. Ofcount- his hearing
id bl‘t‘n dull ; and what had happened was
...vi hafalher had often boned [Li ear for
attention! Mostly likt'ly that boxing on
tecartliseascil as it was,b:id much to do
tth his dying. And this brin s me to lbb
cond point. Children shon d ntVt-r be
mmtdt'or being inattentive, until it has
ten found out whether they are not a little
-.-al‘ This is ea-sily done by placing them
i a few yard’s distanct-,atid trying whether
tey can understand what is laid to tilt in
l a rather low tone of voice. l-‘acli ear
Siould be tried while the other is stopped
y the finger. Id" not say that children
rt- never guilty of inattention, especially to
int which they tlo not particularly Wish to
ear; but I do say that very many (-h‘ldtIen
're blamed and punished for 'inatlt-ntioIn
hen they really do not hear. And llll‘n'lfl
tithing at once more cruel and more hurt-
ii to the character of children than to be
tund fault. with for what is really their
iist'ortune. Three things should be re-
:t-igbert-d here: 1. 'i‘hatsl ght degrees of ,
ttafnessmftcn lasting only for a time. are
l'l'V common among children. t'spt cially
tiring or after colds. 2, 'lbnt a slight
.ea‘fiii-ss, which dOt-s not prevent a person .
om hearing when he, is expecting to be
token to, will make him very dull to what
e is not expecting; and 3. That tin-rt: is a
ind of deafness in which a poison can hear
trettv Well while listening, but is really
‘t-rt"bnrd ot' boating when not listening.
5&2ananng
-I)r. Hinton in Popular
‘une. -
a
Hush Money—Nurse’s wages.
The Feature of our Age—Cheek.
Woman’s Rites of Obi—The mysteries of
Eercs.—--Pum:1't.
A new Rt- iding—“ The books in the run-
ing inI'ooks" were probably “Volumes of
inter.
Afellow who has ac'ually tried it, Says
I not although there are three scrnplv s in a
I"Ifl1,ule, more. drama ,you take lb: less
oruples you will have.
, “Misforti'nes never come singly,"
And so, like birds‘tt'a I't other,
The Maniach and the Deaths
\ Arc always printed together.
A serious appearir g person had charge of
_.'e grammar branch or a schotl examina-
on and gave a brivhl looking boy this sen-
tnce to correct: ‘° ctwu-n you and I this
good butter." ’1 lie boy sboitly returned
te slip thus marked: " Incctrect; the
.n‘ip-pOSl is omitted."
, At llamhrrg. New York, the fishermen
w the infirm t-vrl'llertl‘d of. 'lhey do not
he the trouble to fish theii.stlv.s,but they
c it built-d book to a goosc’s tint, and set
le Lird sailing out i n the lake. Pit-kt rel
ile readily and the l’tiulliem'd grott- strug-
its to the shore wheic it is unloaded and
tutored. '
A young man in a suburban town sent oil
is first postal mud on '1 ht-rsd v on riliug.
..l'ter writing a me sage on th. back be en-
itzsed it in an envelope. cl. pp. d on a three
.13." Stamp, and do ppt d It into the post-
tiice, remaikinp that it was a very handy
hang: on m, and should have been intro-
uccd years ago. ‘
A d. ctor asked the bend of a family in
thin it they had bet'n vaccinated. He an-
wrrd in the aflirnintivc. He il‘qllirtd,
‘ where did you get the we int- v.rus ?”
he father S'tllt'd that one of his little girls
all hurt her finger with a pin and his old-
~t (laughter bail vaccinated tie rest of- the
aliildie'n from the sore, and that “ they were
ll working.” .
In a murder case tried in an Irish court
here was abundant testimony that the
iiurder was c tiiimitwd in bright moon-
Eght. The counsel for the prisoner. toward
or: end ofthe case, passed around among
lit-jury an almanac by which it a] peitred
'ial there was no moon on the night of the
larder. 'l‘be prisoner was acquitted at
wee. After the. trial, his counsel sent in 3
ill, of which one item was, “To piloting
:lmannc Wilh‘lllt’mOflfl. £50. _
At a very swvll wedding reception. latcl ‘,
be high-toned lit-lies held their arms it e
‘t‘usserl fouls. to prevent the silk and lace
zitspt-nders that did duty as dress-waists
:‘romfallingot‘l their. shoulders.- The same
tridalI party were to the number of ’a‘ dozen
thotogmphvd, and “'1 Were to send a ct py
:p to Connecticut, I’d not only he prayed for
, u the churches as our lost but l'd be liable
o indictment for sending indecent pictures
iy m-til.—Jleto York car/mantle, ntty‘llte Ma's-
I-mtrt' Republican. ’° .
_
.L-Il' a person has. by the negli-
sen' t-fnult of a railwav company. sus-
’:Iille curable injuries. can be recover?
No doubt of it ; and sure the law in this
mini, it' it' does not, ought, by all means, to
mend lo Irt l.tInd.—-Pu-nch. ,
SEMINABY vs. Cmrsur —Bail|ie Saw-
nun : "0f coorse lfwnttl thllie to has a
raid t-ddvcation ; in the I'm thlttkin’ 0' send-
u’ him 'to the cometary . ut Rothesnv."
Councillor Troot: “ The ccmt'turrie ? Ali,
:e‘ll be wantin’ him to learn, the’dead lan-
rungt‘s, eh 1’" BA 8. (who _d()l'8tl’.l see it):
e or coorse, of coarse—deed and let-vio’."
. ' . ' London Fun.
-—__—-.-_-—__s—_—_ '
A provincial gentleman who recently took
l. house in South London has sent to a con-
' t-mporary the following impromptu:—
A stranger came unto my door .,
He asked mv name. and nothint.r more.
. "Twas nice for me, in that strange place,
So'sobu to see so kind a face.
d y titt'pt-s fell flat. He said. “ [axesJLI .
And touched his bat. “ t‘trnnnnitl taxes."
A GOOD REASON TOOF’" alumina, Char.
lie sat-s he would like to be a clergyman l”
.Vlnmino: “ Tell me, clear, why. you would
like to be a clergyman.” . (“ladle-z. .. Wltv,
because tht n I could talk acumen as I like
It My} .
n church.",—-I-(6]|d0
Mrs Abigail Broadbént, a; —Welliersfield
pntenfll‘iilll, celebrated the arrival of,her
00in birthday lust week. She has got-ever
t-ing indignant at being asked Mr age.
he says she remembers seeing ‘ Burgoyne's
iroled tinny march‘ through Wernersfit M
for New flown, there to embark for New
York. She well remembers liming si-en
George Washington ride ”"00!“ b ‘ town
in a bitrouche. She has niwnyslii
drtnker,.itnil in various ntlier st»
a “fly. 310
1;, (Ac-Ho
Norwalk Chronicler