NORWAL‘K. CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, "swirl, 1873.
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VOLUME LVI." NUMBER 26.
WHOLE NUMBER 1330. .
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Such beautiful, beautiful hands! .'
They’re neither white nor small»
And you, I know, would scarcely think
_, rThat-they were fun at all.
I‘ve looked on hands WhOSeformalld hue
A seulptor‘s dream might be,
Yet are those aged, wrinkled hands
Most beautiful to me.:
WANTED. DENTAL CARD.
FEW shares of the Capital Stock of the Fair.
field County National Bankand oi TheNation.
81 Bank of Norwallr. _ .
' GEO. B. MILLER,
28tf at the Norwalk Savings Society
Boots and Shoes.
WE, the undersigned, having formed a co.part-
nership and purchased the Boots and Shoe
Storeof G. O. Kceler, would most respectfullyinvite
his oldcnstomers, also, our oldfriends and patrons
ahdthe pnbliciu general,to give us acall and we
'wrllconvincc them that by
mous in vecii‘erous dctestation of the 'man
who had caused their detention in the halls
of learning, and their father listened in
humiliated silence while they expressed
their opinion, meekly eating his dinner.
The meal being closed. a solemn proces-
siou,composed of the McKrickser family-'
and the mirror, asce ed to the “spare
room.” The children t on the bed and
on the_bureau,'and mm on their father’s
toes and on their mother’s dress, and broke
uonwamr GAZETTE. '- REAL ESTATE.
“IL—Fine, pleasant.rooms, over Kiien &
Emanuel’s store, Main Street. Apply to
MRS. J. F. MURRAY.
monarcxsnms runner.
showing her as he did so that he considered
her his equal and a lady, and all that, as she
certainly was-a little eountryfied, of course _
but a clergyman’s daughter and the widow
of a country doctor. '
, After much consideration he finally mw-
tered courage for the effort, and walked into
the front parlor, sent the small servant to
ask Mrs. Muntle to stop there for a‘moment
if she pleased. " ' ,
' “Gracious i” thought Mrs. Mantle. “What
A DINNER AND A KISS.
’ Feeling the necessity of rest and relaxation from
confinement in his olllce, the undersigned has se-_
cured the services of Dr. Theo. E. Swift as an
assistant, who will attend to all the business otthe
ofilce, during his occasional, absence therefrom.
Dr. Swift has been several years in Dental Practice,
and is a graduatcofthc PhiladelphlaDentul Collew
and every way competent to meet the just expcc
tions of his patrons. . '_
lie is provided with Johnston Brothers, “Liun
Nitrous-OxideGas,” and a complete apparatus for
its administration. Those desiring the GAS, may
receive it in its purest form. _ .
The undersigned has not retired from the practice
of his profession, butexpects by this arrangement
to enjoy more open air exercise during the coming
season and thus recover his health which has been
rrs MABVELLOUS msn‘ars.
McKrickser bought a' new' mirror, on
Monday, in obedience to the dulcet sugges:
tiou of his wife, who stated that the spare.
chamber did not look fit for the pigs, with
that little looking-glass, and added that
“she should go to her mother’s to stay for a
fortnight if he did not buy one.” McKriek-
ser stoutly responded that he did not
furnish the spare chamber as a residence
The Second Oldest Paper in‘ the state. To
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Store and Apartments. to Lot.
ARGE STOItE 0}: MAIN ST., one of the best
locations on the street; some apartments in
neighborhood of the Bridge, and one or two houses
at South Norwalk. Apply to S. E. OLMSTEAD.
February 23th, 1873. ' . 8
. . 1301: SALE on T0 RENT.
A NEATandunusually commodius Cottage, near
“ I have brought your dinner father,” .
The blacksmith’s daughter said,
As she took from her arm the kettle
And lifted its shining lid. '
“ There is not any pie or pudding,
SO I will give you this,”
And upon his toil-worn ferllead
She left a childish kiss.
Onrrcn m Gaza-rut BUILDING.
A. H. BYINGTON & CO.,
A. H. Bvrrvo'ron, J. B. ELLS, G. N. ELLs.
Such beautiful, beautiful hands 1-
Though heart were weary and sad,
.. Subscription 02.00 per yearin advance.
The blacksmith took off his apron _ _ _ , Sin to co ies 5 cents
And dined in a happy mood, can he wam ?” . l (61' the Domine species, and furthermme re- the-prettiest hottle 0‘ the. tenet set, dud left g ' —p-:-— . the Brid e. Hot and Cold water, Gas, Fur- Honorable Dealing 6‘ small PI‘OfitS impaired by’conflucmcnt. A. HILL 1). S. S.
Then she blushed brightly, settled her marked that he was perfectly. willing that their diminutive finger prints on the paint, Advertising Rates. ‘ micei W‘ater closet, the. Apply at GAZETTE which makes quick sales, that we are bound to give Norwalk, Ma'y 1st, 1313. — ' sin-18 These patient hands kept toilino on
- OFF 01!... -- . satisfaction and defy competition. our motto is ‘ That children mightbc gm (1°
Wondering ““1011 at the savor Four lines or less 1 insertion 50 ctr; 3 times 81.3:
’Hid in his humble food; neckllc,.t00k ofi‘ her apron and walked de- she should repair to the maternal domicile while McKrI'lckser tried to hangthatmlrroh One square. on. insertion, . _ _ __ ,- _ _ . “THE'NIMBLE SIXPENCE IS BETTER THAN . f S I G
While all about him were visions mind), "1' , ,, . ' if by so doing she would remove the danger It was ‘0 Wide ‘0 3° between the wrndotvs, gggggsgéefogigogtggfinc? _- : _- _- _-. _- _- 7-33 . FOR SALE on T0 BENT. Ta‘Eoiili‘gnsll;LLlNG " , 1'1: I i i R 1' I almost weep. as looking back .
Fill] of prophetic bliss; ‘ Be seated ma am,. 531d M" Patterson. of an immediate visit from her esteemed and toonarrow to hang over the mantel- -- " 'one year—with pgper. . . - 15.33 A Cfigghgfigfirimmmhgéighgtihélhgdvlwilhgle‘; Wholesalcand R351?!“gleifiimilmggghtgfito M fllinery Goods. To childhood’s distant day, '
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But he never thought of magic Pleas; to Sit here. .Allow me 10 .5“ near ancestors. Then Mrs. MeK. radidly ran- piecehand the “3m“ ragtogihg‘t‘lly to my"? mg, .. u u .. u ‘ ..... 30.00 oodWell, also cistein’orwater, variety gt tibia“. CUSTOM W ORK, W ”1111:? GgSJd.gt-”2AMII:B§LL I think how these bands rested not,
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In ms 111th daughter’s kms- you'. have somethingto say Whmh may over the 1'3“”th men Who paid attention file 6.111111)“ so am 00 g 0- con ms 8"" I???“ C‘ilmn' ‘ii‘e’ii": _ . . . . 33'33 utilfiggéfiofligfi figgégmh For art or par in allitsbranches,alsoREPAIRING donewithneat; thgtl1 s‘be hagrllllkc the Millinerywa‘lid fifesslfiglfililz When mine were at, ”1,0“, plat?“ .
, require some consrderation. ’ . to her before her marriage, and centrasled wrth ll.e He moved the bed four times and F35 Cam-m. 0'“ ye”, _ _ _. _ ~ . _ 50:00 of _ A ncssanddisputch. 5111“.“ a: HANFOBD. Roomsin SEER COWS BUILDING,NO33MniE . . .
While she with her kettle swinging, “0h, dear,.its coining i" said Mrs; Mantle. their conduct ,0 their wives with McKrick- found six new positions for the bureau, and Spccltfifioltllsezfo pfrftenhllidvdnfe ”wiggle. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. 0"““9311111- J 0921'" P. HAsroim. 'fiififiifiefi‘fi§be {31%; 13138? 23133131; But 01‘ l boy 011d thls shadow lund— -
Merrily trudged away, ' “I suppose you know I’m a. man of con- .' -~ - fel‘ over the rocking-chair twice and u set as ”a f ° “5 “ ea » g .0 “mm'. ‘ ‘ " an ‘Where all is bright and fair
se a unconditional- ‘ , . a P or line. - , nuns CHANCE Is ossnn T0 PUR- . - , ' . ’ .
Sto in" at si hi or a s' uirrel siderable means ma’am " said the old bach- r morals and {flannel-5’“ d - the to' el ra k and broke a lobe of the p Yearly advertisersrestflcted W thobnsineu con- CHASE the residence of the 13:2 Alfred Mal- CARPENTER Ah.” BUILDER. utthelowestpnccs. Also DBESSI'IAKIN Gin I know full well those clear old hands
pp ~° g . 9 , * ’ ' ' 1Y.00mmanded him to buy “mlqori and also - W C ’ g - templated 81‘: the time 0‘ contract, butare Permitted lor situated in the center of the Borough of Nor- HEsubscribcr wouldlnformthe citizens f‘l allits branches. A competent dressmakcr wanted ' ' ' " '
Catching some wrld birds lay. elor, “able to buy a nice house, furnish it chandelier, and tow a curtain and cracked to make mommy chan es orthoiudyemumon‘u; ' waf',¢ppo.ne~ghe Town Bethune commanding; . w‘alkthatheis prepared to do ° *-°" lnmediatcly. . 1 Will palms of Victory bear ;' . .
Where crystal streams, throughpndless time,
And I thought How many a shadow
Of life and file we would miss,
If always our frugal dinners
Were seasoned with .a kiss.
wr’rnom ANY Coonuivc.‘ ~
Peter Patterson was ill—st least he
thought so, and depressed; he had, head- .
aches, and he hated the dusty street, in
which the summer heat;burnt and the sum-
mer sun shone before the green leaves had
well and live in it comfortably 1”
“So I’ve understood, Mr. Patterson,” said
the widow.
“And of course it is pleasanter to live that
way ‘than in bachelor lodgings, or at a
hotel,” said Mr. Patterson.
“I should judge it might be,” said Mrs.
Mantle, cautiously. _ 3 '
“You judge rightly,” said Mr. Patterson,
“but you kno‘w a bachelor must be in the
hands of servants, if I keep house. A gen-
tleman don’t want that; he wants a lady to'
to bring it home himself that it might not
be broken by a careless expressmln. ' Mow
Krickser obeyed, of course, as married men.
always obey when their wives issue a
mandate, and bought. the mirror.
He thought that hehad suffered enough
when he paid for the glass and found him-
self deeidedly poorer in purse, and bewilder-
ed "by a jargon about French plate and
carved walnut, and burl, and double gilt‘;
but he was only at the beginning of his
troubles. As he began to walk along. with
could utter profane phrases and pretend
that he was praying, when his wife softly
cooed, “I declare, Mr. McKrickser, I don’t
like that glass, after all, and I guess you’d
better buy a full-length mirror instead; then
you won’t have the trouble of hanging it,
you know.” McKrickser did not swear,
because, being a Unitarian, he was not
familiar with any words sufficiently torrid
to do justice to his feelings, but he opened
a pane of glass, and he was beginning to
wish that ho was a minister, so that be
One inch space cont tutes a square. .
Advance payment required for alltransi
tiscments. '
gunner of a Column, onetime,
fllf' u u u .
entadver-
. . . . 35.00
p u . . .. . . 10,00
FullColu'mn,’ouetime, '- - - 20.00
Merrie es and deaths luscrtedgratuitously. Obits
uur or unerul notices 15 cents per line.
Al communications inserted as reading
desl ed. to promote” private lntorestsfilop
and 25 portal! column. All unusual cuts and de-
vices 25 per cent. extra. . _
fit.
fine view of the harbor. Size of lot 120 feet front,
by 279 feet in depth. Apply to either of the Execu-
tors. »
» MRS. ALFRED MALLORY, on the premises,
- EDWARD, BEARD, South Norwalk. 25tf
I“! 0' III'I’III'I'V Building Lots at your own
_ terms 0 payment, t'lom'one to five years with
nsual'lnterest. The finest located and most desira-
ble Bulldln Lots ever offered-on liberal terms in
the town 0 Norwalk, for sale by - '
tf-lr. . . FRANK B. SMITH.
Camila e. Curio, -- _ -.
naw‘hrnrcns z .
Rooms Nos. 8 and 9, Seelyfs Hall, Main Stre t
is.
FOR SALE.
HE; place belongingto the Estate of.Zalmon.
~ you. Said place s a very desirable property.
situated in the Borough of Norwalk, on the corner
of Knight and North Street. It-is within five min-
utes walk of the Danbury tit: Norwalk, and Herse
Building, in all of its branches,
bycontract, orby day’swork, and solicits ashore oi
patronage. Will trytoplcase.’ Shop Centeravenue,
nearMain street’.
2 SAMUEL B.~FITCH .
W. o. am-Nrsnn a; 00.,
Wholesale and Retail Dcalcrsln
Hardvlale, Paints, Oils, Glass,
House Furnishing Goods,
Also all kinds of
HOlE LAWN SCHOOL.
T the old STJOHN HOMESTEAD,cor. ofléiigh
. and Wall sts., instruction given in all the
btranchcs of English education. Music,Languages,
e c. ,
DRAWING FROM NATURE.
PAINTING/ and ILLUMINATION taught. by an
Artist from the city. Instruction given in this
branch alone if desired. ,
DAR (m
SEMINAHY FOR YOUNG [Mill-IS.
Flow over goldengsands, , 1 '
And where the old grow young again, ' '
I’ll clasp my mother’s hands;
I
' nono.‘
. cumming o. ,nossn'r'rr.
Come to me in the silence at the night ;
Come in the speaking silencs of a dream ;
Come with soft rounded cheeks and eyes as
THIS Institution is pleasantly situated on Semi-
nary Hlll, about one mile ffom Duricn Depot.
For beauty of beation and scenery, and healthful.
bright _ ‘ .
As sunlight on a stream;
the glass on his shoulder, he became pain-
fully conscious of the crowded condition of
the streets, the narrowness of the‘sidewalks,
and the obtrusiveness of the plate-glass
Mechanics’ T0615,
AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
‘ smuronn, com.
draped the trees, and the squares of grass
and wisteria vines and plotted geraniums,
which have come to be so blessedly popular
Railway Depots, also the same distance from the
several churches and Union School. The neighbor-
hood ls all that could be desired. The house is in
good repair, the room-large, comedians and pleas-
ant. 0n the premises is a 'well of excellent water,
ness of climate, no more desirable place can be
found. The building is new and built with direct
reference to the convenience and comfort; of page.
The rooms are large with high ceilings, well ve I-
lated, and newly‘l'nrnished throughout.
superintend things for him—some one of
a taste and refinement, and all that. Com-
mon people don’t understand his feelings,
the window and put that mirror, if not mean . d _ ,
' . Th 1 w firm of Ferris C l essen en was
where It would do .the 111031; gOOd’ beyond dissoIveli by mutual con'seht‘, March lst,18'n: 0.0.
the danger or (IISllll‘bmg .the peace of Child willcontinaeh‘lsbusinessattheaboveaddress.
Come back in tears
0 memory, hope, love of finished years.
in New York,lent their summer’s freshness. , _ , . _ fl _ _ _ . ,
“What 51,3111 do, doctor y" he said ,0 the and mercenary servants are a poor de- Windows;he began to hate little dogs and families by casting re ections. The end is tax. Samson, nine garden, and piefly or shade and fruit trees. . LOCKS" KNOBS- “[55:14” BUILDER” SprinrrTerm commences . March 24th 1873 0 dream how sweet too sweet too bitter
- - - aY pendence.” . ke ' ' - 1’ - not Yehhowever, for all the cats in the . ' ‘ ' m't‘im'enqm'” '1 as s-LYONWMM v'em- HARDWARE'POCKET 41‘” TABLE CUTLERY Fall ° “ " """"" Sept 30th’1873 ’ ’ ’
white-headed old phySicians. on say “Ik th t" 'dM' M tl loo d upon jostling smal boys with ,a_ . hborho (1 re 'tt'u on m f ce ftb OrganigtofghepintCongre ationalchurch, isesi ofEDGAn LYON, ofNorwullr,orof the Ad. ofthebcstkind_ Remembcnheplace, Winter u ,9 :;;;;;;_‘:;;;;”Jah_when sweet, . . .
nothing ails me, but I can tell what my feel- “ now a. . 9"“ 35' un °° - glare that would have struck a Modoc. or “mg 0 a 1:“ ing]: . ke en ° ._ 9 their run cm or raw rom- cachet or the - min strator. THEODORE LYON.Danbnry- 3ml1 No. 3 Opera House Block, G 'l‘hezetg‘i‘llbp hut Ensigacaiion of about a week Whose wakenirlg sump] havebeen in
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You are almost as much alone as 1,. 31133103111 dumb ,wrth envy. He was backyard of to e no ser manSion, Pl‘no-Eorte, organ and Illusion FOB S ALI-l. SOUTH‘NORWALK,CONN. “11:52., . W111 nail I BY fihigfifiiffliii‘f ,ad Paradise,
13 DarlenDcpot.Conn.
Where souls brimful of love abide'and meet;
Where thirsling long eyes
.Compos’isu‘m. ..- -
ings are better than you can; I know I
Box.'320 r. o. sonwux, court:
shall be down with something soon. . I rode
BUBB KNAI’P
trying to get the fragments of glass out of THC hfia‘gilulhoulrel “Moat hem“). ,heguhhh‘”
. . o y, on mwoo venue, at or-
. - - W. o. ouraunp,
heir feet and undergoing the tortures of '
aren’t you, Mrs. Muntle ‘5’” said Mr. Patter- dimly aware ofa stream of, masculine pro:
in a car w'th half a dozen dirt children .son, coaxiugly. fault and feminine com laint that followed 1 , , , . ‘ ; ' Cogs” , . . , . ~ ,
the other day—going to the- smllll-pox lies: “The doctor knew him. He’s going to do him in his onward courge as he went on mercurial pOisoniug, while the air is vocal 3,131,532,? 0“" “I“ °f mum”. mild!” . ' " f:,',§’1§ 33%;; 9' ggpflggfifwfiégflofl: ' ' . _ . - Mgreka, .7 '. Eureka 1 Watch the slow door
pital I haven’t a dollbt—very red and nasty it,just as he said he would if he ever di ’” impartially Compelling“ the: Wearers of tall With their screams, and the back-yard is - 1 EB m digi‘i‘i:tlfifiiii‘fmnéir'dfofilufili'rflrziigésli’fi" IR ON FENCING. ' 7 The place is “and "be” they mend ' That openin ' lots in lets out no more
1 h.’ 11 f’ _ d 11'] I b . said the lady to herself. Aloud she an- ha, t dd 1 d 3 th 6. 'k' filling up with bootjaclrs,.hair brushes and NATHAN IEL 1." F ,s'_ hearing. The place is within fivémin‘utes’wglk or THEsubscriber is now preparcdto make an'd'fur- Umb'rell'as Parasols Locks Guns ' E” ’ '
00.11183 9- 0 cm 1 an W 1 9 W35 uylng _ _ S, 0 fill en y 0 cm, an 8m ing . . . ' ' the New Haven Railroad Depot, and forms a rare nish severalstyles of .- -» ’ . l l l - . - . , ~
something is a store, the other day, a horrid swered. _ ' _ _ . down dainty sunshades uirily held aloft in slippers flung by the -n°‘ghb°r5""3“1b7? Teach" 0' "1° .chaneo to purchase afirst-class place low. Posses-- , > . . SCISSORS, Yet come to mp 19d" cams that I may 1”" -
old woman begged of me because her hus- “Well, s1r.'I am pretty free,lt ‘3 ”"9' All kid-gloved hands. ‘ But'his troubles increas- .- MM m AND ORGAN gil‘llnlgllvlgllll)gnAlgglil§:lld ghlloltgpfihcgdligpe? Wrought and cam: Iron Pencmg’ . “‘1 everything 5‘ My very life again, though 901d. in death,
band was sick with typhoid fever. No my- children are married.” ‘ ed when he came to a long-stretch of sunny " Envon‘rlon. PIANO-FORTE - ’ .11. H.E_I.W514L;or on 'gnsn. no Y, , . , - to enclose churches, dwellings and burial plots. ' . W001) AND METAL, _ Come back to me in dreams that I may give
doubt I’ve caught both diseases, and m the , “I know money would be 110 01’5“” ‘0 sidewalk. . . , We make the following extracts from the- ‘nox 403’ ' ' ' u" ‘ . sum-mm“; ““95 - —-Also— ~ . M NORTHROP’sf “an t° 01’9” Emmi“ 5““‘5- Pulse for pulse, breath for breath; ‘
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complication that puzzles you. Couldn’t You?“ ““1 Mf- Patterson, “Y0“ have He heard a sudden crash a half block annual report of the Statc'Board of Educa- n CONN - House and. L01 for-Sale. Iron Gates, Doors, Shutters :fid . ‘ Speak 10W. lean 10W. ,
relish my coffee this morning - left my milk enough. But u I were to ‘0“ you that I away, and a horse came swiftly down the lion: * ‘ 19“ ST‘MFO D, . LOT ruby-150 “enlarge desirable.House, °°n‘ Gratings. ‘ As long ago, my love. how long ago. -
toa -’ heed boarding houses and wanted ahome ' - Number 0" towns in the State, - ' 135 ' B RIDER '- ' - , "mug :1? ”0315’“? ”fumed 0“ 89”" . T H E S E 0 OR ' . . .
st untouched. Hateful hfe, that of a _ . i . street followed by a wagon loaded with Number of school districts in the State 1 521 WILLIAM - . Hutcomman n I nev W 9 Pong Island Soup Iron Stairs, and Bolts for building purposes,and , . ————~—.~————
bachelor at a hotel Oh, dear me ,1, I think you would have pity on me. I’ll crates of crockery, rapidly -re du cin g 1h em- Number of public schools . .1. Engineer and Surveyor :vihlilvégig'iltrye gro “ 3:22:15) hithegghefigetgr: figdagggg many other aritclesin the line of L0 [IUTTLE THE HOUSEHOLD PET.
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“Why don’tyou marry, then it” said the Egygllleauufill .llmutfe’ Mid {1311 5113111113? selves to cases of compound fracture. Mc- *[Numbe; of chhdren betr’sszgu4 and 11%2,943 NORWALK. court. ’ 353311333! thlhgltséhilfs'nfihfdhtdfm of BLACKSMITH W ORK CK STITCH, 5 Well hath the poet said that Death,
. “I 680011") 0 evr ing;on 0 - '- _ earsoae anuar , - . ' ,_ ‘ _ ' ZlI ' . . . ..U_
doctor. _ , . make my strawberr gliof‘cake for mi all glam” thought that this .was Filth?” .ex‘ Ngmber schfio’ls registzl‘ed in’wipter 94 787 Ordersleft withShermanStevens, attire Guerra. ”.10“ at the store ofl. J Curtis, 23 Main St'eet' Shopiu rearol‘Solmon?s HatShop,Union street SE WIN G A CHINE. With his ghastly mien and chlllln, breath
“They need so much courting, ’ said Mr. lif ,, . - «V ‘ citing and stepped to the edge of the side- Number scholars registered summer: 83:874 oinrion,f oi-ths “flfiffimvfit‘hdt‘ii‘fdri‘iuufn‘fi F ABM FOR SALE. South Not-walk. WM 11 UN N15’ . . With his icy hand and heart of stone,
Patterson. “You spend six monthsor so, my ‘ e' ' walk to watch the sport. . The victorious Number of difl‘erent, scholars-register— wagsmmnuwm use. poem pledged as m? dumb], place famed, known as the - - -D CA - Self-selling Needle—:Can’t be set Hath every season forhis own. ~
, . 36. Dr. 0 instead Farm, located on Belden’s Hill. ' ’ ' Wrong; There-is no escape from his poisoned dart,
He paused and looked at the lady. ed in the year. 114,805 equalto any over-shot.
areer of the-horse came .to an ignominous
nd against a horse-car, and a brave police-
0. mat-mull, M. 0.,
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“That is delicately put]? he thought. “Nor e
only in Wilton and partly in Norwalk,comprlsing
at least, dangling at a, woman’s apron
ver, seventy acres of. good land, well adapted to
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e s re h . . ' . . . . . .
Numberr Si [9 d W 0 were Over 10 Eas and quiet running. ’Twfll pierce, in its flight, each throbbing
“'fings' Y°“ m" t g” t° the theme and will on h‘re outf hou k ‘ If " years of use I ' V ' " l k n d i an in
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Opera-1f shels gar. md to church meeting If “Iy . ,t . t. “1-“ if?” . “fay man seized the reins 85 80°“ “9 he had Number in other schools than public ’ .IISAA.0 .W- IVES: ~ ligiio'ftilg geltkaiil-d,llw%l;'vlvltb fiw‘éh‘ill'é'ffvg D E N III I S III Xefiafi‘és'stéifefi“ Sp‘mg heart;
she is pious. ' At my a man likes his slip- M . lain “hmm’ffi “3 .033 . sal‘l . “- .fairly stopped.‘ Then arose a cry of “What schools. , ' ,029, - , ‘ 7 , .. whfigmaséhryftgrea 00125:; attiriaggehourieytao. 1' Em?" Eleii‘fi-Mieffing-t LC “1 r ‘ E’en now the bow and the string is set,
: pers andjdressing gown and easy chair ofan unt c ’ ,1“ s” ’ we run t young, neither made him run ‘1’” and McKriekser was as Number between 4 and 16 years Of age I . ' Stf e p' n All SEhLEgK'. Exggulo: ’ Office Elm Side Depot Senate. Washington'Street. NiZdlghlllr rdfigln S1231 hustling. ' And the shaft is aimed at the household Pet. '
evening. If it was just stepping over to the ofus, and 1‘ gets ‘0 1’93““ that With the anxious to know as anybody else ~' and m no 5.01100]! . 1 5 12 I 1‘ l l ' WI " B - ’ - ' - ' ' a I Am“ “70'1" Above.the'1‘nb1e- - ' .-
clergyman’s and getting married put a ring most sentimental'aftera while.” :joined the ' crowd that gathered aroul’id the PM“ ”3°23“ or?" klgld-s’ h :23’834 ' , Sniall Pine-e for Sale. South Nor-walk, 0“ {5.253%} gt?“ and oucd' She struggles DOW-With the monster grim, -
> r. .’ . . , , u 3 ~ n , _ . ‘ . verage 8. e ance in p11 1c so 008 ,‘ . . . ‘ . . HEHOUSEAND LOT situated ustwestof the . ‘ _ , - ~ . ‘ . _ . '
on her finger and saying or nodding,‘yes,’, Don t refuse me, pleaded Mr. Patterson. wagon to collect information. His doubts in winter, 67,599 Danbury, Qann. T Wide River nudge, 9'1 the .joum side or the _tD%ngi:thyeiun 31 ,‘jgggg'gggetggggegggnggf‘ t° O”' H01 911991‘ grows Pale and her 3395 grow
2 , , _ road,nearl oppOSitc theresidenceofJainesPanton, 1 5 I 0 - E9- Agrester number of Attachments given with dim '
formed in the est
“Well, Mr. Patterson, I won’t,” said Mrs. wer ’
Esq-715 0 “ed for me- The Muse contain! 3" the sscon, than any other Sewing Machine. with- Her attenuated form is racked with puin,
two or three times, whyI wouldn’t mind it, efion set at rest by‘ the "owner of the Average attendance in public schools
,, . untle. “I’m my own mistress and though ‘ - in summer j ‘ ' 33.“. D. I i . manner.
you know. . . . . I’ve never thought of a secorid marriage. horseh ho gently pmyed as he came pant— Number 0“ “330119” in Winter—1113105. , :- Rf (degrs'mlnll & SURGEON, §%g$e$§:%?fig $351126Bulfigdclillarggalhihed . specm men' ”tum “at“ And efforts to save seem all invain.
“Ah. W91]. courting 13 the fun 9‘: 1‘ 311.1“ wh I think I’m rrant d - k' ’ ing .up, that he might get a 5131“ Of that 715 females, 1.762 3 total, ’ ) Ofllceoyer AlfredVKuapP.’sst0te. Washington St.. mortgage- This is s ‘ood chance to secure ahomc. you; “011 t“) 9X); ' Th . . h . . f t
my opinion,” said the doctor, “but every one A g b 1“"; e m ma mg °"°' fool with the leaking-glass, that throw the Number ofteachers in summer—males, South Norwalk. Conn; Cdnmm" - am"! ‘33 APP]! 8““ 952ml EOFFICE- 8 1,3320%“? {,y See the new SECOR Before Pur- Cy are “1 “MT" 5 ‘3 isgoing as ’ l h ’
to his taste. And my advice to You is,to g0 n no don t s all never repent, for I 81111 into his horse‘s' fires. , McKrickser 1985911111189» 2.2403 total, the 2 , ”'m'toop'm' ‘ “ ‘ Mill Property 3233?: $321115 Chafing" I ' Her lfmtm ls chilled, she has breathec er
a . . . > - as . .
Number of teachers continuedi
same school,
umber of teachers who never taught
ing Gas. Having
_ . _, ' used the Gas for
the last nlneyearswith unvaryingsuccess. I am per-
fectly satisfied as to its safety, and know ositively
FOR SALE.
HE subscriber ofl‘ors for Sale his Mill Property
situated in West. Norwalk, about two miles
. think you’ve a fine disposition, and I under-
stand your ways and tastes.” ‘
‘Tis a solemn fate, but it must be met,
.bethought himself that his wife was prob-
E’cn by the little household pct.
into the country.”
bly anxious about him, and modestly at- N
“To another hotel and more mercenary
CHAS. w. MASY.’
,, E N T I s T, P. B. .SEGEE, Agent, 1'
9
T
Number of new school-houses erected -
and iron, the other as chambermaid a
nquire at the office of the NORWALK
. . - Mr. Patterson listened. He saw what he - - -
waltem I)” said Mr‘ Patterson tempted to w‘thdmw from the public gaze baforer 5.30 " ‘ ’ from Darien De ot time miles from South Nor-
“No,” said the doctor, “go to a nice pii- h‘Ed done ;»-proposed and been accepted but only sueceded in doing so after holding Average wages per month of male - Nonwarar, Conn. walk, and mo miles’ircm New Causal. confining hglitelnlgfl lxllzgtstggdhggggggmll‘fil?hall-gilt 011111113 236 Main Street, Bridgeport, C" She has one- we never shallsee her more
_ . without buying any idea what lie-was about. . . . , - teachers, , ' 67.01 once on Main Street, .0 poslte Connecticut Hotel 0” mummy “V0 Stories his". 85113 Mb With use themost approved apparatus in administerih it, 8'_ _, v , . . _,
to home I know one a motherly wrdow a short ntervre th the m d h ,f b i. - i 8
vs ' . ' . . He looked at Mrs. Muntle . she was very .. . i . w “I , , an, ”‘3 ' ear- Average wages per month of female Teeth filled and extructe, . - - 80 $333-$535: “22d :§§‘§;wfgfifehhyggifggfg $59: P. S.—Otllce not open on Mondays or Saturdays. _ LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. In her childish sports as oft before.
lady Who cooks a. dinner fit foraking. River nice and fresh and camel ’and ten oars mg him exPress an opinion or the intellect teachers, . ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED at LOW RATES- munufialztoryofanykind. Terms easyan'dprice low. . ~ ' I - No more shall look in her speaking eyes,
before the house woods behind it, orchard 7 i y t y ormen who carried mirrors about the streets Whole number of graded schools 232 ~ - A Enquire ofJAMLS FINNEY, Real Estate Agent, ' . WANTED. 1]. h ‘b d b' .,
’ ’ Norwalk or ofthe subscriber arrla e '0 ' No more 51131 15t to 9." sweet ye all ye-
i . I . W0 GOOD SERVANTS;—one to cook, wash . . . . , - . ,
, waitres’s‘ The soul has gone to its rest afar,
- E
his junior, at least, if she was forty. He th
could not have done a better’ thing, and he
would be married without'any troublesome
courting.~ ‘So' he put ‘his' arm about Mrs.
cnhuucnv STREET.
Wes tNorwalk, Sept. 25. 1369. ‘ tf39
JAMES FINNEY,
Real Estate Agoht‘, Licensed Auction-
at wasldecidedly humiliating. Slowly and
painfully McKriekser extricated himself N
from the crowd, acquiring, as he did, so
much valuable information concerning the N
a. BARBOUR, . ._
D .E N T I S T .9
Nonwm, Conn.
Office in Gazette Building, Room No. 8, over Jack-
to the left, kitchen garden to the‘right ; no
fever and ague ; no mosquitoes. Heavenly !
I am going up there‘to-inorrow, and I’ll see
- AZETTE.
I’erehanee to dwell in some distant star 5}
Of all she was, naught rcmaineth yet '
But the dust of the little household pet.
in the year,
umber of school-houses reported in
“fair” condition.
umber of school-houses reporter] in
DR. J.
New Chriglages and other Vehicles made to order,
and Repairing and J ebbingldone in the best manner,
and with the utmost dispatch.
Having arranged to carry on the business lately
SOUTH KORE/ALB. ’
if she’ll take you.”
. l ' . n - -
‘ “Verv well,” said Mr. Patterson, “I think Mflnucs muffin“ “"3 - impression that his appearance dress and “Poor cond‘twnv 254 i L m oer, constable. Collector. M:- conductedb his brother on - - _
1‘ Thank you my dear. I consider myself ' ’ . Capital of the school fund $2 043375 62 9°“ Emma" ”'9' mm“ ”m" °' “3 "g ' - ' a A y ’ ' P1 1 M - . . . - -
l H . a . - . - . - - d ice for RATEFU’LLY returns thanks for theveryi.beral _ , . an n 111 CO. h one 1- in earth 1 ns and.,,
I d "V 1" ~ ery lucky .. . manners produced “P0“ the general P1110110: Revenue of school fund distrib’uted' glhsfeng’gl'klillzfig :ifiihfitedgdzhefip?ew W G patronage heretofore extended him by a 911- MARSHALL STREET, Builders and othergeinformed that this Com- She “3 f o “:1 h “5 pm .
' . erous public, and solicits a continuance of thesa o. ' pany are now prepared to exeCute in thebest cares, = . ‘-
‘ realm that is bright and fair, ‘
and engaged the skillful and experienced workmen
lately employed by him, the subscriber feels coon.
dent that he can satisfy all the old customers of the
Oldest Stand in N orwalk,
She's safe in :1
And ’tis cheering" to us, who linger here,
To know that her way to heaven was clear.
and took his way down a cross street,vstill,
however remaining onthe sunny side.
His onward path was marked by destrue~
Feb.28th, 1875, . . 131,748.00
Amount distributed from the State
Treasury, under the Act of July 27th,
65874 00
e has taken a desk at J. B. Hurlburt’s Law Office.
where he can here-
lre left. He will iv?
on
“And you must drink plenty ofmilk, and v
eatplenly of nice home-made bread,” said
WM
manner at shortnotlce, ullkinds of
Steam sawing, .
Scroll Sawing,
oom No. 4, Gazette Building
fter be found, or orders can
rompt attention to the buying and selling of
He wrote to his good doctor in about a
fortnight’s time, to tell him that he had
DR. SCRANTON, . .
the doctor. . _
- - - taken both his prescriptions was a married . — 1871
“Yes, I Will,” said Patterson, overjoyed at - . ' .2 . . tion. The deadly gleam ofhis min-o;- flash s R ’ - " ' N T I S T state rentino of places Auctioneerino of real and
. . - - -‘ I- - evenueofSho l-F - DE , - - . , . _, _
last at hearing something that sounded like man, and intended 1° bring 1‘15 bride 110‘“ ed into the eye; ofa, “Eng,” who, forthwith [Feb 28th 187%, Q “udld‘suibi‘égg‘m 00 Exmwngteeth and menus mmcmdeume, , gmglggrgggy; £1590 fittifiéhdf, fegtflhgg-sieagfi and such others as may belcd to extend to himthcir Planing, . But yet it is hard to give her up,‘
a prescription. “And you would advise about Christmas. pulled thg wrong teeth from the jam Ur .. "Amoimt distributed from the .State ' “Pam"! ‘ , CLOTHING who may favor him withthelr patronage. fitmnagc‘ C. M. TUTTLE; and Turning. And the hand is slow to take the cup,
milk ?" . ' —-———, - , 1 “DOEending patient, who Straighl-Way arose m Johggderf‘he 104th seetlon 0f OFFICE Ovfihlhgg§¥ns _ ' ’ Theywillalgo furnish 031,110 mostregsonableterms And hearts are bleeding, and eyes are Wet
“Quart of it every day,” said the doctor. ‘ A CHEAP PK°T°M‘m-“It ‘5 often “5““ in his might and broke things, and called Dividend per c Pull-[3731.111 1%99.414-50] ' SOUTH Nah”, ‘ 1.x CONN JA M E s M IT 0 H E L l. , DRUGS AND MEDICINES. “Winds 0‘ . For the Hill? playful household pet, .
‘ in practical mechanics to be able to meas- , 1872 c 00 ' “Dd: ’ ' THE undersigned would respctfully announce to Lumber and Timber - ‘, -. - . » ,
' ' . the citizens in this vicinity, that at his 5 .Adieu, éw‘eet child, it is thine to go
“I’ll take a note 0" it.” said‘ Patterson. he man of forceps several hard names not
lamps, or to test the illuminating properties Revenue of Town Deposit Fund. as
. , .. . . . ~~-»-.1.oo . '
_ . a two lights to as- - - - Dmdend per child from School Fund .5 . - .
“And if I should be very m 51min nurse me? i tire the relative value Of . i found m any treatise on etiquette 01‘ any . 3 . PM}: 11.15”“. . Drug Store, . and manufacture to order, - . . . .
“Splendidb’.” said the doctor, and went certain the power of two glven gas or other educational monthly, and kicked over the Capital ofTown Deposit Fund 763,66lig A R C II STE 1. ‘1', 3 REAL ESTATE BROKERr CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT STS- gas it , Blinds _ gggs'firfagxaii :hvfilsgeégfd: '
" I . can always be “and ’ Doors, Etc, 'And strew with .flowers thy grassy. bed.
chair and went away without paying, hurl-
his way. . _ -- g ,
- - ht- . . k g
. tterson thou ht the matter .over 0" different 0113- A photometer, of hg- in the door-mat into the streetb the We reported 45,712.80 70 BROADWAY muc_z_ K. ~AND—. . . _ . , . . .
snfilhoPifght better of gem, dhy and when, measurer, is the only thing that Will do it ofgvaledictory. A sheet of blinlling liglll” Income of’Ifocal Funds for schools 11348.05 - ’ 01‘3"~7»v~..... aw».-. P U R'E D R U G S ’ BALUSTERS: NEWELS- 550-: Bl“ Whlle W8 grieve’iwill be sweet toknow
. . . ’ - with certaint as the unaided eye is 110131. . A Amount raised for schools by Town , Residence, Stamford. CL. KUW‘I‘QNM R «a. 011010"- WINES and LIQUORS . For Stairs and Railingsiand That our heavenly Father ordered so ; .
the little note informing him that the Widow Y: was flung into the eyes 01‘ a barber, W110, Tax ' 642194 11 ’ - ‘ - t ~ - ' ' - Bl kW 1 t A h on Whit d ‘
‘ -’- - ' we. I able to decide between the “ candlec . , . . - t ' Special attention paid to country residences. 2-1y ——.--—L~_ ,.__, ___mnon MEDICAL rum can, , 80 a nu . s . crry, cwoo And that however deep may be our regret
would be Willing to utakc him in and do for y _ 1 haying lathered a man 8 face and shaved Amount raised for school purposes by ‘ F A N017 A ND TOILET ARTICLES 4 - . &c., kept constantly on hand- It . , ll r'th th l‘ttl household et '
him" reached him, he had his trunk and ”we” or “V“ l‘ghls' The” “re ”emf" one side ofit, and thus made sure that his ‘DIStXICtTaX. _ _ _ 435,523.56 . ‘ HEM; omce,1mrcheli!s Block, Wall Street, ’ “$133,533“, "unpugiyeu to orders. Worksnear 15“ W‘ e ‘ e . p '
tmahteau alread packed and was all photometric devices in use among'scientlfic customer could not escape fromhis clutches Amoullt of voluntary contributions for WILLIAM m'rc .- r ' . PATENT MEDIC'INES, do. 0.1... TOLLES, w “08TH NORWALK. ____.._— . . *
por '37 , ’ ’ men and all are more or less complicated. . , ~ - , ’ public schools, _ ' 10,250.79 . , “the napalm," . . - ErPhysicians’Pl-escriptionscarefullycompound- D. R. AUSTIN.} R.I.VTOLLES,Trcasui-cx. ; rmpnrsonnn. —
ready tq start that afternoon. As for the i _ _ , h d . was pensively contemplating the curl of his Amount received for public schools U NI 0 N .- M AR K E T NORWALK, CONN. ed‘cli‘hy and hight. Can be found nights,in same R. I. TOLLES. - c
“d we “once a “me" how 0 cap a“ 81"" own moustache in a hand-glass, and won- from other sources, - ‘50,017. 70 has “my! my be“ of ‘ ’ . $349 ”=1egfsf‘cggggfgfigfgtgg5,33,“,on,, » BY Elms Truman;
widow, the doctor had prepared her for her a
P
. g m
1 ' ' ' . 10 just brought out by Yvon. Of France. . . - - - . . Total amount received for public , . . .
boarder s peculiarities thus . . dering whether a pensxve droop or JoVial schools from all sources, 1,| l2,6 69.01 Be“, Voolfiilntton. and Pork, P. w_ BATES. Lightly she lifts the large, pure luminous
" THORBURN’S SEEDS.
City Residences, Farms and
. - . beet of stiff white card- - . . -. .
“N100 fellow~ $01K]; plenty 0“ money ! Take a square 5 ’ . upward twrst, or fierce lateral spiklness of Decrease for the car 60 948 61 . --
. ’. . ' ' ‘ . . . . _ - tf i ll 1 rl . U on formerlyModel .Mar , _
thinks 11111139“. 11]: but isn’t; ought ‘0 be board and fold, I} m. the middle, so that n that decoration would be most becoming Amount for eachychild enumerated, ' 10.95 ketfin digilid‘g: “'1 ( - 18 ) , . 0,1,.A m, mem- t' gamma,“ 0,- NORWALK. CONN. 5.118111 . _
' b t h h t th 'dea has 1‘70 19““ mm 5’- b°°k- Then secure - 1 - - D f th - 75 n a ’P W = POises it in her stiong and shapely hand.
married; told him so, u e a es e i _ _. _ _ f th d to his sty e of beauty. While thus occu- ecrease or e year, , . n 7 Country Seats V E G E T A B L E . . “L' t ,, h “'t-h 1 ll
" . do .no doubt- “19 outmde edges?“ Place“ ° re“ , 9° ' a 1, 1; 1 - Amount expended for teachers . NOTIC -- > . _ . ._ Munni‘acturerand Dealerlnall kindsof . 15 611. S 9 says, I as a in e to te .
ofcourting , marry off some y . . . pie , e neg gent yrested the hand which hi -nnd_ . - . u
t - h «p ‘Yes’ Calliuclergy- that when spread out It forms a perfect (1 h' h' . wages, . 888,871.89 'l'llisubscribe‘ hlgififgfmfigfihfflguggg new,” Sold Reutedaud Exchanoed. a, , . - Spoken inlanguage you may understand.
“”1”” mm“ . .‘ - ”o 1 th ' u. a aka the base. Wipe ‘9 m" °n ‘ ° cheek Of his Amount expended for fuel and inci- _ “ken “1°- 5° , ' “T . - " ’ ’ - .. Agreculturwl Seeds . . GRANITE ' . , ..
0 V r ecujmr 01d bachelor' 1‘18 t as e, e tea 5 m 1 g - t' St ll d b . block,Mainst.,formerlycouducted byJ. .Adsms,» , ., . . . 9.: , S .1. . ,
man. ver. ehylp cul'ar ener, Set the apparatus on end at a convenient nervous VIC im.. ar _e y light, he Adentah, d dto . h 1110,202.90 hm {ohm-PMS: totlgllsatilgt egbu'f‘h'gisttlh can“ $11,191 .. . "3-,, Catalogue of , nil ing, she holds it :it my dreaming ear;
' ' a. ' X' - 8 me 3 0 I , . , . . ' ' '
but 1.1.] an Old bac e ors are pe I g height. Then let the observer look at the ”famed a lofty up ward leap ’ _e dld so llrligllllgsexpen e new so 00 319 02555 besbglllgllgand blitéheredexpresslyforthefirm,thu_ mlhsi‘gfi. . . . Flower Seeds, - MONUMENT“. & BUIlDlNE STONE The 0-1 d" dchgmus murmur of the sea
ally. ." his razor slipped. Hrs customer had never . ’ ‘ . ’ ' securing fresh meat ofthe best quality. By faithful Real Esta! 8m Flllllllllle a g — H brid‘ Gladiolus Steals like enchantmem through me, and I
' h Y k ll an point of the folded card through a small ' ' 3 - ' Amount expended for repairs “5011001 attention tothe wantsof thelrcustouiers theywill a; p . , , ,g Y . 9 . . _. .
The Widow was W at an ees ca . tube blackened on the inside The obse"_ been Parllculafly Proud Of‘hls nose, but. buildings, ‘. ' ‘ 65,224s56 aimto deservellberalpatronage. ' ’ ' '. . ’ e , . “' ._ ' - and other ‘0 order. .. hear _ ‘ ,
amazingly smart woman. She huh! maimed er’s line of sight must be at a right angle when he went home that night his wife Amount expended for libraries and 7945 80 i‘flfifé‘iii'fax ADAusttaWIIstON. atpublicnnd private sale. AuctionSalrg tech Spring Bule, pgggrhlnvtmgsmclgsed Wlth POSTS OrIgOP- Voices like echoes of eternity,
at sixteen and had never faie ‘0 ave‘ . - ‘ assured him that it looked much better apparatus, - ' . ' . -_ 5.". _ no..- ‘ 3 °‘ n° “3 “u very °w ”‘ces' ”"5 , ,
washing “Or when other people were hans- “’1‘ the “"9““ that “m “‘3 gases” “‘3 without\ the long cash and two or three Amme‘Pended ‘0' “he“ .3°1’°°}371169 3,, ' __ , HOUSESJOi’StFAMSr ‘ 3. .«i _ - runs seen Lls'r _ii’o‘éi‘as",‘dh‘h‘ii‘fft‘iii‘is’ieoii‘i‘tgrrpuliblii‘é’slfiggg’ She 8111's It 50an _L0, another speech! _
in out theirs. Her bread always 1059. 1101' angle .mf’de by the folded car ' our ’ 9'" stitches that-adorned it, and only‘conseuted 1.539333%, expended for public ' ' , JOHN ROBERTS. aromsnsosatmorfihnrr‘. “3' a, ““11” “new“ 1° “pplmnts' Yard °“ mm“ ”he“ “amuse“ 3m“ In .one 0f “5 mm Chambers’ Shatfrom
cake was always $005: and her butter was -then,nif1.tlhe 3W2] Whit; hsurtgcesuare un- to be comforted when he told her that he schools, ' 1,528,440.07 , S l f: F " it": . t .0; .. -‘ , «Lg! 30:1? gggugg $011110” , . ' I raglan!) t h h k' d h b h
lwa ssweet. Atfort -flve shehad married equa Y lg to .l 0031‘ ‘ Oar W1 appear -_h hel br'e t -, c . . Increase for the ear , 31459.12 Dealer 1,, nos 0 ant _ are 8 mg no .- , _, . - ’ y ‘ f A ssea e t ewa ert at as ’lSSC t e one
8 .y. . , 5' ad (I a l f bu animated interwew y r ,_ . . . . 1- G‘ARDLIN SEE—D8,. Where the far Indian Ocean leaps in light.
__—..a.,_..____.
‘A Scene from Life. Residences.
m relief, as m an ordinary stereoscope. with the barber, and bade’her say that he _
' 0 T0 DEMMON dc NEWCOMB’S. 53 - . . . -.
Those laughing ripples, hidden evermore
011‘ all her daughters, and’was well-to-do,
buxom and happy. ’ '
Her son. and his wife boardedwith'her,
and she added to plentiful savings by taking
a Summer boarder or two if they happened
to offer. ‘ ,
“Fifty and a bachelor,” said Mrs. Muntle,
looking in the glass. “Well, it seems a pity ;
but then when elderly gentlemen marry, it.-
is generally some hitytity girl that leads
them a terrible life, and likely it’s for the
best.” ‘
Then she looked in the glass again, for
the widow was but a woman after all.
The moment the two sides are equally illu-
minated; the appearance of relief disappears
and only a plain surface is visible» To test
the value of five lights of any kind, place ~
one opposite each leaf of the card-board
and exactly at right angles with it. While
one person ,looks through the tube at the
point of the apparatus, let another move
one of the lights till both surfaces are
equally lighted and the “ relief” disappears.
Then by measuring the, distance of the two
lamps'from the card-board, their relative
value may be reduced to figures. For in-
had gone to’Nevada if a policeman inquired
for him.
Unconscious of either of these incidents,
McKrickser went on his way, and came to
a street on which people were standing,
had always had a liking for natural history,
and took a gentle interest in gymnastic and
equestrian performances, so he joined the
expectant ,multitude. The consequence,
was, that the elephant was half blinded'and
wholly frightened, the tiger hOwled, the
lion roared, the monkeys chattered, the
A young man entered the'bar-roorn of a
village tavern, and called for a drink. “No,”
said the landlord ; “you have had too much
already. You have had delirium tremens
once, and I cannot sell you any more.” He
waiting torthe circus to come along. He stepped aside to make room for a couple of
young men who had just entered, and the
landlord waited upon them very politely.
The other had stood by silent'and sullen,
and when they had finished he walked up
to the landlord, and thus addressed him:
“Six years ago, at their age, I stood where
those young men now are. I was a man
, . I . o, » .' 1
Beef, Mutton, Pork Grinning,
PRESERVES,.GANNED mousse. ,
No. a Jame-9316a,
7 warns srnssr, noawsnx cons:
GHARLES s. Lockwoon,
Fashionable Draper do Tailor
arm's, rummnmajripohium
3,513 .
Houses to Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished
Places for sale varying in price from $5,000
to $50,006
Allorders left atthe Union Market,Mitchell’s
Blockmorwalkpt" willre‘ceive promptattention
JAMES mrrcnnnh.
gleam: ‘ MEAD,
4"?“ lifnfg‘rerof ‘ " f ‘ I
31:: , ,5
Fine Confectionery,
' No. 3, Ga‘zcttc Building.
[ADIISAID GISTLEMEII’S RESIMIBAIT,
ICE CREAM furnished to order on short notice.
HOME MADE PIES and CAKES constantly on hand.
TNA-INSURANCE 00., or HARTFORD,
. ,Main Street, for choice and valuable Garden
Seeds ; all kinds, in large'or small quantities.
.AYRESHIBE BULL DUKE.
THE undersigned (agent,) 'will keep for service
for the season commencing A ril 14th theBull
Duke, (2 ye‘arsold). Farm situate Dc wn Town, on
the road to Saucatuck near the residence of Bob
bard Blakesley,lilsq. buirymen acknowledge the
Ayreshire Stock to be the bestfor quantity and qual-
ity. Terms of Service, only $1.00, cash down.
3m15 JOHN F. RAYMOND, (Tax Collector) Agent.
A JERSEY ALDERNEY BULL.
WILL be kept at the stable of the subscriber,~cor
her of Union and Eclipse Avenues durin the
resent season. It is a pure, full blood, andt ere-
ore affords a rare chance for the farmers and others
In utter darkness, plaintively repeat
Their lspsing on the glowing tropic shore
In melancholy whispers low and sweet.
0 prisoned wave that may‘not see the‘sun
0 voice that never may be comforted i
You cannot break the‘ web that fate has
. spun; . '
Out of your world are light and
fled.
The red dawn nevermore shallLtr‘emble far ‘
Across the leagues‘of radiant brine toyou ;
You shall not sing to greet the evening star-
, gladuess
. . . . the . _ _ ,
Mr Patterson came to the wrdow’s and stance, If one lamp ‘5 ten inches from happ fainil s rat h d db 1 11 th . . . . . . . _ . . .
. . ' . the y y e c e an on one 0 er, wrth fair prospects. Now at the age of » . . . . .. . . . ., , N S &S .Incorpomedmw. CharterPerpemah m this vmmm who. my demcmmpmvcthm ' ' . .
.. a. -... ,orwall ltaleflllll sauna
H“ “’5 he.“ and dunk ““9 “bbe "’3 of the other? and theyoil‘ or gas used 11,, the performing ponies. who started on a leedmeto drink. in thisroomIformed B. S. BLASCEB' ' ESTABLISHMENT. . .a‘o'i‘d‘iié‘i’fé‘ififli’fi“ffadtiti’iih‘ié’idi’ifi235$: Norwalk, May 19th. 1573. 652. blue-_ . . ,
orchards like a schoolboly, :ndkdec 3:: only one-half the value. This device is ex- Wild run for some unknown goal,_ and the the habitthat has been myhruin. Now sell At his Store in PHQNIX"BLOCK,;ha'sinstantly DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS of compeuawom , . COWLES .B'MERRILI... IKPORTED JERSEY BULL Inexorably woven is the weft
over the strawberry sor 53a lf' :1 t ceediugly Simple and is useful f0” variety whole show was totally demornllzed :and me a few glasses more, and your work will — on nandnganeggimorqncnoc ,. . , , ofeverydmflpmn _ _ - . sole Agentsfor Norwalk and :iciniiy. . “MANFRED ” That shrouds 'fl‘Om' you all- joy but
'fsshion that would have n}; e M15 rapudsé of pretty experiments ' besides having a fflmfed‘ MCK’wkser ,Was pleased. at 'the be done! .1'5111‘11500“ beb‘“ ofthe way i G- a. o OER: Es, CLEANSEI) OR DYE!) - FITCH’S 0 5,0 A J c C 4,0,0, Dark‘ m1“ Sp“ in memory; ' ‘
tion at the bar. “1011.100. ”3- un e 1 — '- liveliness of the procession, and decided to there is no hope for me. But they can be ' cacoxmmunn'ss.‘ " ‘ lnamannernot‘tofibe su 'assgdh Particular atteu- SOLDIERS. "RPHANS’ HOME l fomhehqg ,gpgrmabhnmsCohmoge'mt; Only this tender, 10w lament is left
01113“ ill-0‘ c dropped April 15th,1810; Sire on Island of Jersey: Of all the sumptuous splendor of the sea.
TIN 4ND wooomv' warm, ' Em, Inca.
Byfievoting his constn'nt personal attention to the
businesshe hopes to merit public patronage. 9
and insist commercial value as a practical photometer.
It will be noticed that further applications
of this photometer may be found useful.
dam. Mildred, 1335, A.'J. C. 0.; owned by William
R. McCready, Saugatuck. This animal is the one
that attracted so much attention and took thefi‘irst ,
AN-
patronize the cirCus in the afternoon, after
__ saved; they my be men again. Do not
he should have hung his new, mirror, but
not smile at his aches and pains,
‘sell it to them. Sell it me, and let me die,
that he must be perpetually well becauSe he ‘ Fran the Atlantic MitthlnyIfitly.
Cleansing, Pressing dz Repairing of
GENTS’ GARMENT ,
ART GALLERY,
. n and dim les in his . , . . . .- _ . . . I
had a fresh complexxo . herb t 61:15 and o- It can be used to test gas burners under difii changed his mind when the ring master and and the world Will be rid of me; hilt for . . . ”new and improved method m No as E. “- AT D ARIEN , CT Prize M 9“ County Emma as? two mm . .
cheeks. .She had savglllyed when he cdlm- erent pressures and with different orifices. the clown came up to;h1m and tearfully heaven's sake sell no more to them i" The W. H. S WORDS, ets.Rugs.,Piano and Table cgnhcmheghdyedi unit To “8' “8 AT All. "alias “9 THE BAY Fl'i‘lggnizlll $33.01 xenohgliurnhh hoinph, this. $152036 ‘WLOOK 'ro JESUS.
trons, thh S e 1310 It Will decide the relative loss of light caus- implored hlm 10 go to the Desert of snham landlord “gamed, pale and trembling. Set- tolrliJegli‘n hill? 311,1; 20 cEeBd$2§ 2102113? k Cgfdhdqgeae This Gallery contains many of the finest Paintings .CaSh Vll‘lllflz‘hlhghe‘gllf'l‘AYLOR.'A ....... 5 00 “7811‘ one . ill _ (1
samples done at the office, east of Horse Railway in America, and lovers of Art will gratifyt—heir taste 8t‘23 ' P. Of Box 105 Vest’pogfnéhun. f Y W1 cares oppressc .i
' j ' Lean your head on Jesus’ breast ;
or the Gallipagos islands, or any warm
climate, andtaker his mirror with. him.
Then he said that entertainments in a tent
ting down his decanter, he exclaimed : “God
helping me, that is the last drop I will ever
Merchant Tailor
plained of feeling miserable, and she had
that blessing to-hypochrondriacs, a homoe-
' ' "the house.
and aid a worthy Charity by visiting. the Home.
Union film'b'le Works,
ed by difi'erent kinds of lamp shades, and
N. runny. .
- Depot. Open until 8 o’clock him
the relative reflecting powers of reflectors _ f
Cast on him your every sorrow;
Think not what will be to-morrow;
Secure the Shadow ere the Sub-
pathic box and hock in
There were 'rémediesiu that box for every-
thing ; and it was pleasant to find thht
when there was a crawling sensation in
your flesh, or a kind of uneasy feeling in
your legs, there were'dear little gobules to
be had just suited for the systems ;. that to
find yourself very angry about nething in-
dicated pulsatilla, and that even for unre-
quitted love there was a medicine.
For two months and more Mr. Patterson
boarded with Mrs. Mantle, and happier
months he had never lived through. Then
he went back to the city for a few weeks,
,returning in urgent need of more pellets
from the medicine chest, and stayed until
the last pink chrysanthemum was blooming
on its withered branches. He had grown
so fond of his little room, with its white cur-
tains and fresh grass-bleached linen, of the
1 country good things, and of the cosy nursing
‘ of buxom Mrs. Muutle, thatheccould scarce-
..ly bear the thought of parting with them
‘ altogether. 3»
After all,why could no
nd try to getMrs. Meat
9 Perhaps she would. He wollldbii
{Sta
1?
LI
uy aihpuss‘
k‘ Sign
and she would have
‘hen. indeed, he might
‘ “P- as happy
I"
The different amounts Of light entering diff-
erent windows can be decided, and the best
place for desks or pictures be settled, if any
one cares to go into minute details concern-
ing such matters. Its greatest value is in
the use of oils, gas, and candles, and in
testing their 1ight~giving qualities.
A learned divine one day accosted-a sim-
ple-hearted Christian busy in his daily toil:
“Well, John, it is a long and hard way‘to
heaven, is it not i" ' _
“0, no, sir,” was the ready answer ; “it 18
only three steps.” .
“Three steps LHow ls thht, John ‘2"
“Why, sir, nothing is planners ‘First,s_tep
out of yourself; second, st“ into Christ ;
third, step into heaven.”
The astonished minister, years afterwards,
acknowledged his indebtedness to the poor
rustic for one of his profoundest and most
comprehensive lessons in experimental
theology.
In top] to 11,500 ladies who addressed a
memoria to him in the support of female
suffrage, Mr. Disraeli says that he hopes
Parliament will soon aboli h the anomaly
that the Parliamentary franc ise attached to
a household or property qualification, when
possessed by a woman, should not be exeru
cised, though in gill matters of local govern.
ment, when similarly qhalified, she en'oys
this right. The memorial was signe by
Miss Florence N ightiugale, Miss Martineau,
.. Cobbe, Lady Anny Cora Langton, and
were not calculated to increase a man’s
appreciation of the aesthetic and determined
to devote himself to the difierential calculus
during the evening, and trotted briskly
home.
He found his wife so worried about the
children, who. ought to have come hOme
from school half an hour before, that she
would hear nothing about his mirror, but
pensisted in lamenting the fate of her‘dar-
lings who, she was sure, had been run over
or burnt’up, or else drowned in the Frog
pond, or had entered into an engagement to
join the circus company, ‘or had been de-
voured by the young brigands from the
Westboro reform school. McKrickscr essay-
ed to console her, but the arrival of the
juvenile Mericksers brought his remarks
to a conclusiOn. They all went to one
school, and it so happened that all their
class rooms were situated on one side of
the school hOuse, and they had a common
cause of grief. The teacher of each one had
been rendered indignant by having a re-
flection cast into her face by a mirror
carried through the street, and supposed
that her scholars were guilty of disrespect
to her, and had first. condemned them to‘
stay after school, and, alter their punish-
ment‘was over, listened to their explana-
(p'l’b‘ "“ier distinguished ladies .
tion. 'McKrickser’s offspring were unani-
sell to any one i” And he kept-his word.
—Natfonal Temperance Advocate. _.
. . ~—'
FALSE Sinus—The false shame which
fears to be detected in honest manual em-.
ployment; which shrinks from exposing to
the world a necessary and honorable econ-
omy; which blushes more deeply fora
shabby attire than for a mean action; and .
which dreads the sneer of _the world more ‘
than the upbraiding of conscience—this
false shame will prove the ruin of every one
who suffers it to influence his thoughts and
life , i o
‘ ——-———o-—c.p—o—'——
The Boston Journal speaking of the anti-
beer law says: “ And yet the effect of the
new law thus far to cut off the sale of beer
and to revive the use of strong drinks, with
a corresponding spread of drunkeness and
misery. The statistics show this unmistak:.
ably, and it- all happens naturally enough,
for the beer law is ten times easrer to exe-
cute than the old fashioned liquor law.
The political effect is culious. The liquor
dealers who were on the point of fraterniz-
ing with the beeunen in a political crusade
against prohibition,.sucldenly find that they
are well enough off, that the beer interest, as
we may say, Gdraws the whole fire of the
prohibition war, and consequently their con-
cern in the pending campaign has under-
gone a material diversion.
Patrick Macflni an, with a wheel-barrow,
ran a race with a ocomotive; as the latter
went out of sight Mac observed. “All“ wid
cons wasnlncmn AND MAIN srs..
' s n monwnnx,_coun.,
Scotch Cheviots, Meltons, Grape and
English Coatings,
MADE UPIN STYLE, AND AT LOWEST PRICES.
’ A good ill: warranted and made as the customer may
want it; Cutting done for other: to make as here-
t_ot'o_rc. , ‘ - -o
' ' y A, LARGE assonrmsn'r or
Gents’ Furnishing 'Goo‘ds.
SPENCER,
WATC n lit-AK sin,
UNDER NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,
A wellselectcd stock‘ ' 25 Shades,
WATCHES, _
CLOCKS,
GOLD J EWELRY, . .
SPECTACLES, ' forsaleinany desiredquantity, at the
‘ EYE GLASSES '
always onhand.
REPAIRING FINE WATCHES A‘SPECIAL'CY —.
PATENT WINDOW SCREENS,
For Excluding FLIES,‘ MUSQUI-
13938, and other Insects.
Adjustable to any Window.
FOR SALE ONLY BY-
E. K. LOCKWOOD.
colours IIlAZE PAPERS.
GAZETTE OFFICE,
NORWALK INSURANCE COMPANY ‘
N01; WALK, CONN.
CashCapttal - - - - - - -$500,000
aloo,ooo
Psldupcapltal, . - -‘ u _
ye, ye roaring blackguard, or I’ll be after
running into yees t” _ ' ~
Farm. himflreasurer.
Wu C. Srntsr,Presldent, Cze.B.Cowr.rs, Séc’y,
Also, Plain White
ITALIAN éN
NORWALK, CONN.
The subscriberhas made arrangementsby which he
will hereafter receive
Scotch Granite ,
directfrom Scotland. He is also proparedto furnish
everyy kind of , ‘ ’
D AMERICAN MARBLE,
RANITE. DRAB, OR BROWN STONE,
MONUMENTS,
Slabs, Tablets, Sinks, &c.. as wellas Mantlesand
Furniture Slabs in general, at the
L 0 WES T POSSIBLE PRICES.
Cemetery Fencing, Iron hallng, so,
furnished and put uput shortuotlce and on very
favorable terms.
Representingan estab hmentthc oldestand best
known oi’un yin Western onnecticut,the subscriber
feels thatits reputation, for artistic excellence and
honorabledealing is alread too:well established to
need commendation. Ad sass E. B, Price, Agent.
MbchanlcSt., inthe rear of the new Bank, Norwallc;
GBEAISUCBESS!
THE NEW STORE.
GHIIAJEILASS All HOUSEFURIISHIHGS.
. WASHhNG'l‘ON HADLEY’S,
sixth Ave. and Nolan St., New York
- One block below -
Macy’s.
__ All goods from recentauc-
tion, at auction prices fab-
“ ulously low. French China
’ "5 "' ~ » ' » at half usnul prices.
Toilet sets, $3.00 a dinner Sets, $1 5 .
cGlasswal-e 1 wer than ever. . ’
Catalogues mailed free on application.
WASHINGTON HADLEY,
stance fades!
"Manual TINTYPES
FADED our shutdowns,
POor Card Photographs,
are daily brought to me to becopicd of some dem-
i’ricnd. Why notgot good pictures—NOW—wmlc
your children are well. E. T. 17111:” El“
FAlEFlEtB Chili“?
' Real Estate Agency,.
[IE undersigned would be pleased to receive or-*
T ders from those having Dwellings or Farm 1
Property to sell or to rent, or those wishing to pur-
chase. .‘Business attended to with p‘romptness and
despatoh. _ C. «b C. F. ANMS‘ ,
13 ‘ Ofilcc No. 6, Gazette Building.
NOTICE. "
THE undersigned, Collector of Borough Taxes,
hereby gives notice that he has recéivcd from
the Warden, of the Borough of Norwalk,"a warrant
for the immediate collection of the Borough Tax,
laid January 13th,1873, and now completed. The
payment of Taxes may be made to the undersigned
at the Union Market, or to BENJAMIN L. FILLO W,
his ahthorizcd agent. To all Taxes not paid on or
before July 10th, 1573, will be added one per cent, a
month until said taxes are pui .
He will give you strength to bear.
Though the tempter’s power be great,
Look to J esus,—'—-pray and wait;
Always when thefoes are strongest,
Jesus’ love holds out thelongest;
For He knOWs how weak we are.
If He then be by our side,~—-"
In us dwell,—with us abide,—
What care we if heart be riven
Striving to reach home in heaven.
If we safe arrive at last?
M
It will afi‘ord sweeter happiness inthe
hour of death to how: wiped one tear from .
the check of sorrow than to have ruled an .
empire, to have conquered millions, or to
have enslaved the world. _ ,
Welmvc thought that the funniest of all
“strikes" was lllajt‘Of, the household servants
whogwauted murewhficsf‘becuusc coals and
provisions is highf' at this is made of no
«wars of
: t b the Strike ‘of the be
mm” y ' idea of
Troyes, who have been in the“ _
getting a dole for praying on, a ‘nxed day,
for the prosperity 0f thetowuh 3451. rlces
rose in the market so rbse'the price these
prayers, the pious beggars Tel-33m 151315.71 '
at all'nrilcss their wages W395"? ' l .- ' 1,1,0
lose the benefit of these . 9.th ‘1”?
not to be thoughtox ; the v-ccrporatlou'
d .
ILLIAM MITCHELLCCllector.
PRINTING PAPERS.
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