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Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, July 1, 1873 · page 3

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NOT/wally Fish Market. S. PAKULSKI’ .

 

 

 

of " 2DANBURY' FOOTE ’5 ~ FARM
< ‘ OlWlIIIi «WEBER The W“ Borough 010““ W W . IN SURE YOUR LIFE I ' no..- ‘ J- M- P o '1' '1' E B-
13; ., new... to, H 9 T STORE' assassins" translations - Hunllcuuunu murmurs .

were re-elected: 0. P. or . arden; ’ ' . constantly on hand all kind! at » - ' Res 6 tr - ' .

_. . . _ ' FULL stockofthe most a roved F and , . Pf: filly informs theladiesof_N0iwalk and
TueSda'Y’ July 1! 1873' fl. gllfillug’rgllglxili‘el'lrgilggyénfal’llgfl‘chggg ALL SHAPES! FRESH FISH, OYSTEDS,CLAMS,&C”. . IN THE - véolegfiredgggltI-gITPENS now lipstore nnletlilT' ”IE, DEALER IN Clnll),thuthc hasengagedthcscrwces of
for Burgesses and the meeting was adjouru- ALL COLORS! pnphnlilvarletles of cgfiifiii'fl'dé'd LODTAE’IIO‘IDTES Oldc t Lur e“ (I eluding: 3 v at manufacturer! prices, In- _ FIRST CLAS ,
. . n. . - .
ed to Saturday for their election. There ALL STYLES 1 ?No:v;:lc;,sxprlllgth,1.873- ' h s 8 all Best gravy: xvaeolgigfilaspgeiapgnslltépwers. SMANUFACTUREF

FAIRFIELD eouurr ITEMS.

 

were five tickets with the following head- frmn the Nobblc Young Men’s Ilattothe Wide Brim Wheel' lawn’ Steel and h” mkes' '
Ploughs—Mead’s,Marsh, Eagle, doc. ‘OFT

 

runes cacle,

ings: “People’s Tlokct," “Liberal Ticket," Planter. ' '
. VVESTPORT. “Reform Progress Ticket,” “People‘s Ticket, ______ PLYMUUTH BUCK ICE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, IIg‘laifiovels. Spades, Scoops, Garden Forks. and
The people have decided not to celebrate «Na-“25’s gggeonfi.w$1;lggg;ea%pigdu with a SPECIALTY . . , . . gayrgutters—Burdickis, Whitmorers, and Bide II H i . . k.
, D TURNING ”13111“ to 0‘“ customers for past IN THE UNITED STATES; Harrdws, Corn Shellers. 0x Yokes and Bows. - "man a r i I or 3

the Fourth in the usual way. The iinging

. family named Howes on North street, was
of bell and firing of cannon at sunrise may

t-iken with an attack of hemorrhage of the ChMDS-vmlhchal‘d’s. the very hes

Silk Hats REfavors, we would notify them that we are now
I smaller implements in great variety.

—havlng a larger stock than ever before,— t in use; also,

MELODEONS,

 

 

 

_ . , .. - _ lunc‘s V e n , z . . , . . _ . prepared, . ‘ . .
INDSPU 9: duiing the day some cm‘fl‘els and 1 “7 S‘hzrgasttslgly’ '1le Stud 371.1110“; lllSIdlll made to order and warranted to fiblgysél Effie: 32 mfet 13110311518 .Niidcsildigi 33221-28113? 1:12:53. T h e M u f u a 1 Blizhosphntel—Russcll’s. Coe’s. Beach’s, and who willinnkc up. athis shop. allkmdsoi work dc"
torpedoes may 1059 ‘ their vitality, and the y. . years 0 .— e208. , caldffirmete'v (first "881:1 in ““an O y 0:; pgfce: lire ’reasohable, and we endeavor to be rNoTTv‘IITkhAprimoth 1873 W. C. STREET' 1 Shelf} byladieg,1,,thgilateitupgfimlmaagprovcgstlylu,

- . - - . .. . - mo e cdinto resents apes _ r 1 - ma 'iug over ‘Com 1. s o e a y sown a r or
neigthis pOSSibly may let offfllc-w orhs iir . P promptin the deliveryof it thro‘ifihfiziglfi $311331: Life In“. 00., “We“, York. _ SHEET MUSIC, 8:0,, E'ilhfupply hairm await,“ nasaisoconstantiy'on

. , ant , u tincnssortmcnto '

BRIDGEPORT. ROD". Tl LET, in Isaac’s block. suitable for u

 

 

 

from" of their premises in the evening; no UMBRELLAS 0A IVES TR [INKS ‘
. , . . . t in p f The Howe Sewino Machine com may of . ’ ’ ans m, bethARDEN son. and ‘ .. smallfamily. Apply to DR. A. BILL. 2t.1s _
double llC‘KIelS Will blow 0111 c tip 11:5 (:1 Bridgeport. shut dim] on Satul‘daly'ilig’ht, TRAVELING BAGS, SHIRTS, 500 IE?“ TUlgFioT- borders" for “m ADI“, Insure yonrpropertry unalnst WOII STIOOl, NOIWOIN, 0L, Swrtches,
confiding patliots, no palm]? 1:“ as for two weeks, to take an inventory 0013134133. NECK WEAR, «.22 to JESSE W. BENTON. Prospec‘ H” ° Tovnfn'gzle‘Toggld gtggganaTltaNNTTseiggTfi 33.3"
from )ans into eves, an a t at sort of , ' . . . r,
1 ' Forty watches and other valuables were GLOVES! ‘96” ‘9‘” FIRE &ILIGHTNING éfidgfiggmfiyfieut 823 per month. Possession NEXT DOOR t0 SAVINGS-BANK Braids,

 

 

Apply at GAZETTE OFFICE.

~LEATHER

removed from a safe in a pawnbroker’s shop
in Bridgeport, Friday night, he thieves.

Burglars entered the grocery store of
Mcachem & 00., on Seavicw avenue, Wed-
nesday night, andstole an assortment of
gOods consisting in part of ten boxes of
cigars, a large quantity of tobacco, boxes of
cake, eggs, tea, coffee, sugar, confectionery,
fire crackers, perfumery, doc—Standard.

Curls, (be.

which he is able to sell atlower ratesthan ever be-
fore offered. Ladies desiring such work, will do
well to call before purchasing elsewhere, as he can
assure them that he can sell twenty percent. lower
.than any other dealer

thing, but the time will pass peacefully and
tranquilly. This may bewell, as contrasting
with the excitemeuts Of previous anniversa-
ries. - ~ .
By help of occasional rain drops, grass
has begun to prick up in hope, and some
farmers are continually in good spirits over
it.
We may reasonably look to see, the cradle
rocking in the fields next week.

Lender’s Block, Washington Street,»
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ’

FOR SALE.

NOI'JR SECOND-HAND CARRIAGE. o
Enquire of CHARLES SHERRY. 22tf

C. W. BAXTEIE,

Formerly with n. L. UHLE, having associated with
himse

B. c. Erhalueilln,

has Opened 3

DRUG STORE

I keep a as e stockofinstrumentson hand,and
selltbem on onthlylnstallments, Everybody can
haveaPiuuoorOrgan.

 

in good and reliable companies. among which are

 

Phenix of Brooklyn,
William-burgh City of Brooklyn,
Hanover of New York City,

0. s. STARR

Has titted up the Store corner of

WALL .9: WATER so,

SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATE!)

 

 

A FULL LINE OF

FALL GOODS,

The Nor-walk Savings Society.
Norwalk, June 13th. 1873.
INTEREST at the rate of seven (7) per cent. per
annum will be credited to depositors July 1st,
1873, and paid to them on and after July 10th, 1873.
Per order Board of Directors,

. WEBER PIANOS,
Connecticut of Hartford.

 

The post-ofiice at Southport was broken

into Wednesday night, and, aside from STANLEY if; SON ’8,

National litre and Marine or Philo.

 

 

letters taken the thieves stole about $50 . ‘ ' '
Mr. James Perry was able to attend it worth of kni'ves and razors from the store GEORGE E' MILLER' “ensure" 0 andopenedafullli fa '
‘ ‘ . - d b C. H. D 1 no 0 as _
communication of Temple Lodge F. (is A. in which the post-Office is situated. in ‘Z‘B‘é‘lle‘é’i 332:1; §%3‘§33°whe’.e be leTngiEs as : FO'P‘m'mm" ”I”? t° ' >GR0 VESTEEN .‘f’ FULLER’S: FOR
M. last Thursday night. ~ - . —Standard. THE “”510“ “0““ “w‘edaifiiai‘dlé‘eEligifiv'i'i‘li“m“ - . Teas, Golfce, Fancy Groceries and ‘ . TH M en &: Boy’s Wear.
On" Saturday afternoon. we had cucoum ‘. —-———————' - INSURANCE OFFICE HAINE‘S BRO . ER
g Hon. Edward T. Moseley, state treasurer Shippan P°1nt’ PURE , Dried Fruit. ‘ , ' ALSO. I I

ing prospects of rain, but no realization.
Eighty—four cadets belonging to.the Wes-
ton Military Institute started for their homes
to spend the Fourth, on Friday and Satur-
day.
The feat of sending 64 bushels of straw-
berries .to market in one day, was accom-
plished by Mr. “Talcott B. Wakeman last

in 1807-8, died at his residence in Ham ton I
on Sunday, aged sixty years. p VASE:& SON
Reports from the 80 national banks of the
State up to April 25 show resources on their
‘part of $69,069,340. ,

A schooner,-Captain Philo Blatchleysank
oti‘ Guilford, Friday night, while attempting
to make the harbor. She is loaded with
furniture, and was bound from New York

'8 completely refitted and furhiahed, and is now
open for guests. Meals will be served from 6 a.
innit? 11 o'clock, p. in. B. C. GALE, Proprietor.

H 60 I' IS O I! l! l I
girth“'iN‘s..iFNiI‘NTiSIEOINfNNfiNlE
paid on and after that date, free from Government
tax, on reseutatlon at the Bankin House OIGEO.

OPDYK £100., 25 Nassau St., ew York. The

OIIIIOS,
ONEMIOAIS,
' I PATENT MEDICINES,
_ , «PERFUMEIIY,
' FINOI & TOILET ARTICLES, ‘

MELVILLE E. MEAD .

South Not-walk, Conn.
. .

We intend to do’a strictly CASH business believ-
ing that in adopting that system we can give our
customers a better article at a lower price. Special
attention given to line

ltls & FRESH GROUND carat;

Call and see us at the Corner store.

GENTIEMEN’S FURNISHING icons

0. '1'. Cornwall,
Second store. Under Nor-walls nail,

REMOVAL .

R. JAMES E. BARBOUR, has removed his
ofilce and residence to house latelyzoccupied by

mdwillfurnish at shortuotice.

 

Callaud seethem.

OLD msrnumn’wrs

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Farms of all sizes,

 

 

week- to Guilford. Af low tide .She is, “931157 0‘“ transfer books of the registered bonds will close on ~ ' . - ,, . ' . ' Thomas Sanford Esq on ELM STRE T lst door
Last Tllul‘sday, Dr. Jewett OfNeW Haven, of water. . O the 2.5“] inst" and I‘ll-open gag 2gbwai‘reasurbr WINfE? A-IIND gigglgiggusseoggg klnds Houses. of an kinds, 0' s. STARR. 46 MAIN STREET, NORWALK Taken In Exchange for New. from West Avenue, right hand. omce haul-s 2 and
in _ ‘ . ______._- . '. - . .. . . . , . . or am, an . :. ._, . fo’l k,P.M.
(1 Dr Bouton of this place performed the The cable which has Justbeeu successfully New York, June 16th, 1873. ms _ y ,. ‘ - N‘Ogvfialkmprillst, 181's. ,

 

 

vma Plots, Building Lino,

discription for sale and ex.- .
one in

Open on sundays from 9 to 10 a. m.; 12 to 1. and
5 to 6:30 p. m.

BlXTEB & utilisati-

TUNING AND REPAIRING

 

operation of trepanning the skull Of a son
of Rufus D. Cable. The little fellow had
received injuries in the head about a year
ago, from which he ‘ had never recovered,
necessitating the calling of surgical aid.

laid by the Great Eastern is the fourth line
of telegraphic communication between the
01d and the New World. It follows a course
very near to and almost exactly parallel
with the cable of 1805, which was ruptured

SEELEY’S

.- Harillllllter

. oeriussis . . .
. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS AIOZPILE PIPES.

' 10m. DIVIDEND.
Fair-field County National Bank.

HE Directors of this Bank have this day declar-
_ ed a dividend of ileum er cent. on the Capitol
stock. Payable to etc 01 era on and after July 1,

 

And party of ever
P.) ch Done atshort notice.

_ The Weber Piano. -~'» _
Afew Extracts from the great n‘umber received

 

Have secured the agency for

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WDSTPORT, NEW SANAAN, SOUTH NOR—

 

. 31301“ 570 miles WCS‘QfV‘llemmiand Which isrs. Checks will be sent b mail to each stock- ‘ -
Mrs. Dela Crofut closed the summer term the Great Eastern wrll soon endeavor to holder. CHAS. .STREET, Cashier. WALK. RYE. NORWALK. GREENWICH. ' b themosteminentmuslcians oftheUnitedStates
of Shercrow School on Friday and took her “00““- Normlk’gune 20”“ 1873' auto ‘ DARIEN RIDGEFIELD ROROTON I I “gnome imppmpriate! ’ I I t d f R t F “e
. . .——.—. p..._____ ‘ L ' ’ . ' 11 use em
acholars on a, pic-mo to Stony Brook on . _ - ' ' ' ’ P. J ewell & son’s .1 haveneverseeuul’iano WMCh cqualsthe_Weber ngfklgg'ss‘égndnod P5125, figlfkeogll otlher a, pliances
1’ mo M J 28 0 f III B ’

L UTM, 355-. 11110 - “e 0 . e KISSES ROCKWAYS . Pianoforte. Gec.F.antow. k - ill ever rust timber break c afe soil

Monday, 30th. most destructive forest confl‘l ,- 1' LEW YORK CITY» STAMFORD- TheWeb rPlano occu les ’ tl the Flrstr k ““1"” n ’- ' ’ ’
. . . . g a mu over S e 1 e c t s on o o 1 , . - ,, e B l p "‘5 y . on not- move from place,—indestructable. The line
_B. W. Maples, Esq., having nearly finish- known in New England is now raging here 1 E an be ' F ' ' BROOKLYN ‘Pifl’lgaéte‘ggpfgfll’ “3:0, 0 lb] J1; fifagggg’a- steel sprint-‘5 hein coated .With “a“! ”We” “3“"
" ' ' ' the wooded ortion ofPl mouth count ‘ Reg“ ”‘1' n. 3 ”m °‘“ Y‘m' . _ ' 0““ P '5 y e 'P . - cool.cleunly, use in bathing. fittedto form, uni-
ed the addition to his house, is about to In P 5' , Y- MOSH: ““0““ OIIAWIIO All PAII‘I’III . . 5- B- 1m“- versally11300111111311thd by allsnrgeoni as the best
move in I It began on Fr iday ' the 20th 1nst., and has Draw’in from cast’and from nature A limited And many other places Also “1“?st “OT WfibeWGl-Nlnd Pianoébecausge 1;“de echanical supports knawn' sendeOT ”“191th
. . . . _ , . . e es ‘ n e or . arry an erson. ' 347 Ch t t St. hi a. an 737
increased dally in magnitude and fury ““31 number 0 pupils received into the family. Fall afiexebf; 1:141:10 P0889550Eelel’étmnfitgiotmn be 13:33:53.1; NO; lYork. eilggipleté assortment for

e or ano. ea. . gun.

sale, with careful adjustment, by

There is some moonshine about what is

LEATHER Burnt,

 

 

_ . _ Since. A smart thunder shower this after- 'l‘erm commences Manda . Sept. list 1813. Fer ' W ’
said of the nights, Just now. noon has had the efl’ect to somewhat check circulars address SSE BRO KWAY. - ' Houses and Stores to Rent. lie Weber Piano ranks foremost amongst the B AXTER a; EVERINGBIM,
J 11’ 'A . . . its 5 eed but unless there is more rain the 1y25 . Box 443, Norwalk, Conn. , p t- Bcst Manufactured. ' m. Mason. ’ . Norwalk Scan.
0 n and Burr . dams, null owners in the fierypdeuion threatens o; devastation of the ARR The Weber Planosstand Flrstamongstthesplen '
. TAX COLL [501.03% NOTICE.. . Idid Pianos produced in thitCountry. A CARD.

Real Estate Ofice

. Clara N. Brtnierhoj.
A ten years’ acquaintance satisfies me that the
Weber Planosareunapproachable.—J0hn Zundel.

northern part of the town, had a. dispute

abouta dam, or rather the water that ran as his storefromihe

.Norwalk, desires to
of No rwalk for the

country scarcely less in extent and destruct-

iveness than the famous Western fires. The subscriber, upon removi

Borough to the City ofSou

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons liable to ’
p express his thanks to the pea

 

from the same. Each thouoht the other . —————-o ay taxes in the town of Norwalk, on the As- .
. . ° “B. - . ' ~ _ - - . n sessmentLlstof 1872 thathill meet them for the which will be sold at . . - -
uildei of the Union Pacific Rallioad. ' - . . l 1. huge extended to him in astyears.
was getting more than his half, and each, urpose of receivin and taxes at the store of an M E I-v ”- l- E E- M E l ”l - - , I would call especial attention to n?t3§..’.%;°.nict personal attention to usiness to
1'
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Norwalk

DIAMOND SPECTACLES!

etuln many former customers, and to merit and re-

fi and trade of the eople of South
eive the con demo )1. p1. Wan“:-

honso Dibble Sout Five Mile Diver, on Wednes-‘
ay and Thursday, July 16th and 17th, from 10 o'clock
. m.. until 8 o'clock p. m.; at the store of Hanford
Osborn, Down Town, (East Norwalk,) Friday,
uly 18th, from 2 till 5 o'clock p. m.; at the store of
Betta at .Ferris. South Norwalk, on Monday and
Tuesday July 21 and 22, from 10 o’clock a, m. until
o’clock n. m.; at the Town Clerk’s ofllce, Nor-
slk Borough. on Wednesday and Thursday,July
23 and 24, from 9 a. in. until 9 p. m.; at the store of
Joseph C. Randie, Winnipauk, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, July 29 and 30, from 10 o’clock a. m.,
am 3 p. up; and at the store of Silas B. Gregory,

with that view, was trying to get back on 3th: $223.52? 11313213111 ‘Qé‘cfi‘ti‘facyrflg‘fizg
the other for seeking to take:advantage. resolutions ceulogizing in the highest terms
They had been in the situation of mind :Betlaéfi HOD- Olakes 1.111195. :tutlld giflal‘hig
named, for some time previous to the rand a. “ D09“ ar‘ vOice .911 1 .6? 1m 0
dispute, which took place Wednesday,g18ih, “builder Wad.”

but no actot’ violence occurred, further than An enterprising individual writes to the
a war of tongues. Having been in the mill overnment, from 'Rflin, O. offering to pay
business ourselves 60,000 for the privilege of exhibiting

P
E so UTE NOR WALK, CONN.

vTHE ESTY COTTAGE ORGAN

Beautifully finished in black walnut and
rosewood, combining more perfections than
any other in. the world. Has taken more
than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD MED-
ans AND FIRST PnEimms, at Fairs and Ex-
hibitions throughout the United States.

srtuu INDUBEMENTS

IN

BOOTS

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SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS

Bought, Sold and Exchanged,

H

T HE. L A S T towssr FACTORY entices.

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we know how to sympa- u . - . . . - _ .

‘ ' . Captain Jack throuohout “10 COUNTY Cranberr Plains on Thursda Jul 1 from 10 TICKETS To EUROPE ' ‘ . . Th . S taclcs aremanufacturedfrom‘flll 1!
“me “’1‘“ the 1" "he” Adams- Am“, during sixty days. Th3 showman promises a. m..unty113p. m'; at the sun-’3 or held: pm. ' = . ' ‘ ’ . HA.‘ R N E S‘s. They t“? endmsed by themgheSt munch] gpvsiitpliimrs"meltedtosother.ondarecall’ed'
' West Norwalk,Frlday. July 25th. fremOa. m.untillI v; A. NATIONAL sTmsHIP 00., AND - GEE a T ' authorities. ”A ”again? tagging; (3:511:35 Illiati'liliéigg $302223;

hpwever, J 01111 115 3111‘1‘ With his clinched to keep Jack secured, treat him well, and
digits, Burr “do? how” himself, and had a return him to the government at the gxpira-

little “mill.” ,5! - :u was aggressor, but tion ofthe sixty days, provided he don't

. . im't suici e in wh' h .
nevertheless brought suit against Burr for 133,1“; tor-egei've onlylcslfggg 3:, gaze};
assault. - ,

The case was tried before Justice the time he’remains' in the owner’s hands
John Goodsell,who ruled that John’s charg- alive. _It IS proposed 30 1335: $30,000 “P011
es were well taken, and Burr was fined the delivery of Jack m Chicago, and the

Certainly the best I ever heard.
. Geo. W. Morgan.

It is vocal, which is the highest praise that
an be bestowed on any instrument.
G. B. Seymour, Musical Urztzc'N. 1’: szes.

They are the best reed instrument we have
met with.

o'clock, p. in. ; at the store of Henry Hyatt. Sliver
mine, on Saturday, July 26th, from 1 until 5 . in. .
' N. B.—-0ne per cent. a month Will be adde to all
taxes remaining unpaid on and afterthe lst day of

August. 1813.
at” BURR SMITH, Collector.
Norwalk, June 23d. 1873. - '

P. H. DWYER,

Manufacturer of

custom mans sunrise,

and dealer in

‘rmn 'sannLEnY Goons

diamond lenses have been found to admit fifteenper
cent. less heated rays than any other pebble. '1‘ ey
are ground with rent scientific accuracy, are free
from chromatic a errations, and produce a‘brlght-
ness and distinctnesa of vision not before. attained
in s ectacles. Manufactured by THE SPENCER
OPT CAL MANUFACTURING. & C0.', New york.
For sale by responsible agents in every city in the
Union. A, JACKSON & BRO, Jewelers and Opu-
ciaus, are sole agents for Norwalk, Ct., from whom

WHITE STAR LINE.

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Drama On Ireland, Germany,

0

Shots,

and al ‘
FOR run I parts 0fEllf0Pe. for Sale

_ COUPONS COLLECTED AND GOLD

 

Oll SAIL—A good second hand Piano, Groven-

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claims—cur

_ . balance at the close of two months. stein maker. Will be sold chea if a. lied for ‘ -
$500 and COSIS. f1 0111 “7111011 he appealed. . ' emu at,’ L.‘WEED'B Music and Jewlzzlry siege. ' f 1873 0011‘ BOUGHT- ‘ o: aliggscriptions, JOBBING promptly attended 0. «O J. E Odell Organ Builders N. Y, they. only can be obtained. No peddlers employed.
John then had Burr ““35th for breach 0f SDIIIIIE all IIIIIIIIIIT 0 - ' ' ' ’ ’ no not buy a pair unless you see the trade-mark.

PAPER HANGINGS at T. E. a H
peace, asking bonds, and Justice John B. Smiths, 30 Main St.

It is the 113 plus ultra of reed instruments.

Check Stamps for sale.
.Prof. E. L. Baker.

OR SAIL—A kind. sound Family Horse seven
years old, En uire at the Ofiice of the ’

Furnishing Undertaker.

F . CUSPADORES,

Northern Pacific 7.80 Gold Bonds and other first-

 

 

 

 

90053611, 011 Friday eveninglast. again do- . , .. ' NORWALK 035‘” RAILWAY COMPANY“ In addition toms already full stock,he has just Casket, and Com, Mew, desk“ style and p,,_ , ,
' ' , W cal Chi ) Hats at the New York - . . class R. R. Bonds. tem- Alw. Gloves smut-s, Robes. mower, Heme It contains sweetness and power in an

Cided adverse to Burr: .Burr now brought Store ff): 50 cts I,75 cts l and $1 ’ AMIOOLE AIEO TIOY ”4“,“- WOMAN WAITEO received alarge lot of desirable goods. for SPRING . Accounts meme“ subject to .dmm by Cheek and Gamma Worker. Mam Street, “expdoor to unusual degree—Rec. Bishop Simpson, M. Only One Dollar.

charges of assault against John, case tried i .. ., . to do the work for a am lv of three. Apply to AND SUMMER WEAR, to which he wouldcallyour “me as bank, and 1mm 3, an owe a deposit“. and Connecticut Hotel. E. Church. . - E K 1,; égwooms’ .

MRS. REMSON, Em norm”. Language fails in adequacy to convey a
fair idea of the perfectly enchanting power
of this instrument—Independent.
Vastly superior to anything of the kind I
have ever played upon.— Wm. A.ng.
The Esty Organs are withouta superior.
Geo. Jardt'ne, Organ B udder, N. ‘17.
No tremolo. has yet been invented that
will in any way compare with this for beau-
ty of efiect.—- le.A.Johnson, Organ builder.
It is not merely the best, but it is the only
mechanical reproduction of the human voice
which has ever satisfied me.—-—Rec. H". 6’

before. Justice William J. Finch, Lees for DESTRUCTION 0, THE Tunnarnv TOWER
plaintiff, Wilson for defendant. Adjourned A! Nuom,—-The Niagara Falls Gaulte
to Monday night for decision. . thus noticesthe destruction of “Terrapin

Mr. F. W. Jcsup had a carriage upset and Tower,” long one of the most conspicuous

. . . . bjects around the Fallsz—Durin the past
demolished in his door-yard last Thursday. fifty years millions of people “'ng every
POlnt Imperial Will be the scene of a part; of the globe have seen‘ the round,
picnic on the fourth: ‘Mr. Charles C. Alden wentlhtar beaften timer. builllt upon thebnai
1135- h (a . row e go 0 me 's upont e extreme- rin'
be. (it .f'managtinaentmanld the Westport of the Horseshoe Fall, and have enjoyed
n Y 1 15 CXPEC e 1 W1 .1) 3Y- , from its summit thc'magnificent view'which
Thos. R. Lees and family are traveling at it afi‘orded of the tumultuous rapids above
the West; ‘ - and the mighty rush of waters below.

 

2t—25 a General Banking Business transacted at

 

particular attention. ~ Having: selected his goods
with great care he is prepared to show the finest as-
sortmentin Norwnlk. Call and look at our good!.
No trouble to show them.

epailillg lunch the Best Manner.
THE0.'HARRJSON,

Late with o. o. KEELER, and successor to BRQWN

 

NEW’ MODEL, UNION‘

WAITED,—A Colored Girl to cook, wash and iron
and make herself generally useful. Inquire im-
ediately at the Gazette Oflice. 25tf
Fun SALL—A One-horse Two-seated Pleasure Car-

riage; running gear nearly as ocd as new.
Price 8100. Enquire of D. S. CURTI . 25tf

SPECIALleo'rICE.

The attention of the public and especially of visit-

ors to Norwalk is hereby directed to the Corner
Drug’Storc. where .

n. M. at c. s. PRQWITT,

SALE

E

EIIIIIIIY’I PIIIIIT IIIIIISII

GEO. W3IIOOPER, Proprietor.

New] fittedup and completely renovatcd throug-
out. -

 

Banking Ofice '
MELVILLE n. Mung

JACOB M. LAYTON, Casi-ion;
OLD BANK BUILDING, WASHINGTON 513.,

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AT THE .
Every t-ll'ort to please and satisfy visitors; got-d e1 (1
courteous attendance for

‘Drivina'. Sailing orfathinc: Parties.

IOIAMSBAKES, OOIISTS, 8.8. ..

' A srrcramr.

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- . The will learn with sincere re ret that the . . E1, 039, SOUTH NORWALK CONN. _ . .
Mr. JohnWBakcr, one .Of 1? oldest fiee- vengrrablc mass of masonryg has been £33386; Pgre arggs Ongnedli‘clries,1\11% A tings on L ' " 7 Riggs,PrestdcntofNorlltern New Yorkllfusz.
masons in estport, attende the reunion destro ed The tower was built in 1823 , S 5 out: mp. ml) or man as - , . cal Assocz'atzon.
- R , _ ,
y l mans emedy and niversity Medicines, are ofi'er 3 I, ater 000107. 3 I .

v

ing a new and choice assortment of Fancy Goods and
Toilet Articles, Hand Mirrors, Combs, Soaps Shav-
. ng Mugs Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes. Shaving

IUBDOI} .erfumery and s lendid Toilet Sets. at re-

duced rates.- M
Dissected Pictures, afi...!.‘l’g° variety ' Puzzles,

of the “Masonic Veteran Association,” at by Judge Porter, was 45 feet in height and
Bridgeport, last Tuesday. , 12 feet in diameter at its base. The mason-

. - , ry was massive and its hardness and dura-
Mr. Charles Wakeman haspdrcha sed for bility many have thought to have been

$6,300: the property of his 5011 Gomenusi abundantly demonstrated. But standing in

J. M. POTTER, Nornvalk.

THE NEW SALOON.

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Water Coolers 1."
Water Coolers ! H

 

GREAT lunuulu

' . . glsde from Mallable Iron. The mist sin p12 and
prices. Every article in store marked '
. . .

arable Mower in the world! for use on iOugh
land has no equal.‘

an.

NEW volili slant.

 

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. _ . 'fllofiuildiug Blocks, .
Wakeman deceased. . such an extremely exposed posriion subject ““1 everymng 1“ the u” °t ’ 3°“ eta . » ‘ . _ A ' l . - ,
Exnlanafion called for from those who at all timcs‘to the action of the spicy and £251,333,? this Wiffigltsg‘lrglrcegnto :Tilettlie timefifi°m_5 Per cent. less that the original t E'K LOGKWOOD 8' TheIPaienIIlOOIIIeVBI Hay &!Gram The 5“§2‘1¥;h$;5§92¥3é2¥sme’ HHUPEH’S I'm-[ELIEHRUP EAN F” N

‘ ‘ ‘~ .. _ ,A _ " . ‘ ' . p . > . . _ . . > ,

Dolls of all kinds and :1 es, with or Without heads, .v

 

the fierce beating winds, and in the winter
and fitted up the same as a

cost.

 
 
 

°“ 5““de “3‘2““ ““3” it“ “if: months ice-bound and frost-bitten. n. as; tiara-Gingivitis; trainers --*--\\ . . . . n.
pact of 1am, spiead, turned,ia ed, pitc e , stones and wood have been gradually kilimemes, or stick themfasttil tiredloillving; Read our Price List and then chum- . Confectcone’r’y StO’l’G
" Every Article must be closed out - ' ‘

LadiesiSciGent’s Dining’ Saloon,

32aud31 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.

but if you want to at rid of thosetroublesome pests
by the quart, use t a Patent Fly Traps, all of which

are ofi‘ered for sale . _

— and—

Befreshmem Saloon,

is fully prepared to supply the public with every
variety of

Choice Confectionery,

and carted hay into barn, and when five yielding to the elements, and the structure
was pronounced unsafe last Full, and has
been closed to the public ever since. Last
, week preparations were made to remove
Another “land-mal'k”0f WCSIPONSOCIGIX the concern in order to make room for a

previous days had been a“ that mum be store and’get your goods. Every article

desired.

 
 
 

 

WITH BEST TEA and CD ~ .... n. ..

sold at prices advertised. All goods m’arked :

within the

 

‘ assed awa —Ca thin Abram Sher- new iron tower. Laroe fissu es were found . . n . . . ”M,
hzidp in m, 7.321, v.3} 0, his 3., The to have opened in life masfinry and the The Best In 1)lam fisuros at F0 IND IG ESTIO RA ~7--—~~.-.-.__._, '
w ’ ~ ‘ - ° ‘ mass in the center pile was found to be , ‘ Ice Cream,
’ T ‘ “Mia -Wntcr,

event took place, after a serious and pro-
tracted illness on Saturday night. 'He was poured from a. dry rot. The first attempt
surrounded by his family, and conscious to blow up the tower was made Saturday
7 almost to his latest breath Few men were noon, but proved abortive—the twenty 'fiVC

. . . ounds of powder buried in the base of the
more “Idol-Y and familiarly known than structure only serving to demolish a por- -

uly a shell, the core having almost » disap-

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Keln dc Em aocuel’s.
. . ‘
Straw Hat Department.

WSix dozen Linen Hats at 80 cts.,
Worth 50 cts.

OttaWa Beer, ~
Foreign and Domestic Fruit,
Nuts, Cigars, arc.

Ladies and gen.‘cmen can obtain Oysters and
eals at all hoursig the Restaurant.

Next Thirty Days. _

 

 

The most reliable, sim le and easiest working
Rake in use. Teeth made 0 cast steel Opel-ed in oil.

Bunmkn’s Lara Inrnovnn it

 

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a

LOn/y‘50 Cents pct: Bottle,k

 

 

 

 

 

Captain Sherwood, he having kept amarket tion of the south-western side. The ruins , _
and run a line of packets between this port were subsequently mined and the work 0f R Sal-nouns: ' ‘R . O \ CrH. DOUGLASS: “honou- a“ GROWTH, Pnsmm'
and New York continually for néal‘ly fifty demolition completed on Monday. 0 ' E W SIX dozen White ‘Hats at 44 cu'! - 1" Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 'v \ al.0013013, and mm“... the Vigor pat

. -—-—-———.—-4.o+—-——— . \ . h
years His hm vessel was the—isucceedw To Duncan: Guanine Worms—Put 0 worth 75 ctS- Confectionery and Ice Cream. . -,\ .na 3mm ogthe mum «__ . s,
by the sloop “Mary,” then came 221116 Gem, about a pint of hellebore into a gallon of T B » 0 Eggs Tfimanytfizoiedai: mgiflng

water and sprinkle the bushes with a hand W Three- dozen While Straw Hats at om“ Lyon, a graduate of ”Damn Cones“

DRY GOODS.

which he built in the yard rear ofhis store,
The name is derived from the Greek, “ Kama,” su-

 

_ . . - brush or a garden-syringe When sifted BEER BY THE .GALLON . ' .
and which Was in the New York trade full out dry, the win d too of ten carries it away. , - 61 cts. a piece, worth $1. . mfvingto cleanse. rife. rouvemte. or restore- .Tho
._ .4. ' » favorrthasrecei andtho alarms-i itlmsobtained.
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‘. 1873. _-
C J. GRUMAN

will offer BARGAINS in all kinds of

Spring Dry Goods.

 

is unprecedented» and It increases the
930mm and Bream of the Ham. It is a delightful
dressing. 1t eradicate: Dandruff. It; prevents the
Hair from txu-ning gray. It keeps the head cool, and
gives the hair a rich, soft, glossy appearance: It is the
saad‘in Guam and QUALITY as t was over a Qum-
m of a CnnruaitAoo, and is sold by all ’ and
Country Stores at only l‘my Cents per Bottle.

Woman’s Glory it Bill Hall,

you can: crimp.
TWO-SEATED FAMILY CARRIAGE, suitable
for an invalid or aged erson. En uire at

twenty 3331‘5- Then the 51001) “Q H- By mixing it with water to apply it, the
Phillips,"'now making trips. He also bu11t lower parts .of the bushes are reached,
the 8011011917“00T3-" . For nearly forty years, :vhez‘c {fie 1311,15 £350 lb Signaléhlggd (3125;? (3,8,1 TUTTLE’S Carriage Factory, outh Norwa k, or at
an t Sherwood seldom left his town but 1°11“ Y ‘ . Gazette Olllce. . ,3. mt
P ' . _ - , ’ , off from several thousand bushes, two years . < .
applied himselfvigorouslivrtobusimlisss. kHis ,ago; angllliav: not been troubled-awn? than GRASS FOR SALE.
ctore,opposrte the First ationa an , is Since. is, 00, 15a sure leme y or c N i‘pleadow new the Bridge. Enquire at this
0 cc. -_

one of the few structures in the place that is iDSGCtS and 511135 that infest rose-bushes.
————«. o—o—————

W Three dozen White Strawflats, fine
quality, at 99 cts., worth $1.50. -

+4. I
It?” Three dozen Black Hats at 63 cts.

' worth 88 cts. a piece. ‘
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or light draft; easily worked with one ho

rse.
Persons about purchasing any of the above style of
machines, will do well to call on the subscribers and
examine the machines for themselves before purchas-
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unchanged by time. has not given way to BUNCOME FOR THE Forms}: 0,. “,3,le . WFour dozen Fine Black Hats at 99 ALLEN mm

the COPYIOCS Of those who would tear down farmers of Illinois are called upon by the m E" cts., worth $1.50. ' E N _ JOSIAH KELLOGG,} Agent? ' LYON’S Q ..

and build up, and looks exactly as it did executive-comlpiittee of thp state associatiolp, i- n 2 F. F .1, F1 . . e of the orwali.June 9th,1873. . 6,23 SPEC ALTIES . - , . ‘7

fort ears aoo. He was remarkable for to meet In 1 011‘ severa COUDIICS 011 l c O In W Our me renc owers ar, . - . ‘ .

his goywcrs 0T calculation and contrivancc, Egghglildgi: 332137213 csgggagfiéhgfil‘grgnfifi $- 4 F; best selection, and marked down at less than CHINA CROCKERY, GLASSq . BLACK DRESS SIT-KS, ‘ N

and had in an eminent degree the virtue 0f now threaten the safety of the nation [3% l-I cost. ' . . . ' . , _ . WARE, ‘WOOD AND WILLOW om“, BestLYONS MAKE,“ allqualities;thevery . .

stability of purpOse. The funeral takes and the liberty of the citizens in the shape 2 H z “‘4‘“ ‘ _ O , A“, t . WARE, ETC, ALL THE RE. bestgoodslmported,atgreutbargalns. Allkinds of

place this p. -m., at the Congregational of_chartered_mon1(llpollesr “Pd COHEN 0011' ,I-I-l ,0 H Hosiery Departmentl . , " ._ “ _." , , ‘ QUIREMENTS 0F HOUSEKEEPING ' . . . FLEET?

church at 2 o’clock. PAUL. spuacies against t,e.p.u,b.lc.mte_res.h I Q WTwcnly dozen Ladies’ Fine White For OOWt’lrI’at’I/OW. ' ‘ ’ .. E K. LOC‘NFW 0 01;,5 Housekeepmg I-IIIBII Bonds! . - g ' \t‘ a .

' *— A correspondent of one of the Washing- " Hose at 9 cts., worth 18 cts. EDWARD p, WEED,Druggist, nuMEsnc AND Flflcv BAKERY. . - . of RICHARDSON a, BARNSLEY,S make, the has, . En > BIT .
STAMFORD ton journals has been interviewing a gentle- W _ . Sole agent for Norwalk _ , . imponed'm a“ qualities and a, low price“ ,_... _ __/_ _ .
‘ ' I ' 11 1" es to know' the habits of ‘ . ‘ ' 0 THE PUBLIC of NORWALK and VICIN lTY. - N O T I C E- New Goods received every week. . _ a. , ' A v ‘N A.

The new bank building of_the First Na- 11,1131; W ,0 III)", ‘55 't . . cause 's 3 FOR F AM IL Y U SE. W Ten dozen White Hose at 180th A ”III” lEATIIEI "P III“ IE. ”'8‘ EIRP'» 1 mm“ commenced a Bake ' I am Prepared ALL ”"3“” "9 “made" PI“ “1838" 01‘ other ' - ‘ ‘ .. . g
“0““ Bank, °f Stamfmd’ ‘3 ”may ‘1‘” c 0 ega' '0 says 1113 prime .. fii '1'] r - ' ' worth 25 cts ‘per pair. 4 , APP" ‘° ' 5' ° T ' t° it"s. lRElAll'ug-T-eKtEflANBII n1.ms Silhéiiielé gm“ °“ “‘° Amphitheatre ”0“!“ “0'" “I" C. J. GRUMAN. - %
preaching completion. It Will cost between peculiar mlasm that as n stron. :1 my 0: . . . ' . . ‘_ AIRSIHBE BULL Ellie’sitoré’o‘i'fi. asheph'emmnh §neet.where d’neor‘i’i'v'al’em‘y °‘ "wh‘“ ,A'H'NY‘NGTsTgl '

water, yet which always works its way up k, June 16th, 1873.
stream, and turns off only at breaks in the ,
hills and such places. The fact that places

stores can be fnruls ed on the shortest notice.
' Cake

P. S.-All kinds of Weddin and Pane
A . am

CHARLES . M

forty-five and fifty thousand dollars, and is
believed to be the finest banking house, by
all odds, in Fairfield County.

W One lot just received from auction,3

' SonthiNorwalk.
regular made hose, for 26 cts. per pair,

AT DR. BURKE’S,

HARVEY’S

*_ made to order,

 

—THE—

 

. - - . - - _ ' - he Mississi pi have suffered ‘ ' . 7
Aproyect is on foot to organize a. build 1113,11“ 11D I . P _. , ‘ ‘ 7 ‘ .
- - - - - wh 1e New Orleans and lower Cities have , worth 35 cts. _ . , . . . ‘
mg asSOCIatl%nfi&Vng.t;Vo hunfiignlfifil eschped, goes to confirm' the theory. He H A. L F O R D , ——°—‘9'. ’ MAIN STREET NEWS OFFICE' . ALFRED KN AP P ’ NOR VV ALE:
Elia Ergowgel: gsfieglsglgcfgnt funds are does not give any idea of tlhe way to prevent - mgr Genls’ Socks roi- 12,18, 22 and 31 cts. , P. RA Y M ON D 31308., . . -
‘ I ' ' ‘ ' . its approach but says'suc cities as are “OI . ° . at his store No, 5 Main Street, will commence the ,
gigtgi‘gugchgpgztilting;3.2%.}.035, on a. all... unmanned... n. lF-IGESTEESHIRE - ,e. p... NEWS BUSINESS Washington screen, A...

most likely to remain free of the disease.

the first house. So on until the whole @- Genls’ White Shirts at $1.20 $1.40
‘ . . . .., - , s v on Monday June 9th, and thereafter will keep cone SOUTH NORWALK " 7
“1.33.2? Tflicnlliecl‘llilseirgnc’lh‘diusgulxhtelgts gill Naomi, that intereSIihg young lt‘emale, T AB '1 E S A [I C n , $1.81 cts. a piece ; each worth 40 to 50 cts. All the Lea din gatfilatilig; hand , SOUTH NORWALK, : . ’ N19 W I 0 R K
‘ dau hter of Enoch entered the o y state _ _ , ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ _ . -.. 5 . .
cost $3,000 each. of irigalrimony at tilt; early age of five huu- . The Best sauce and Ram, more . All me Best Weeklies, O , Hasnowm storethelmnestnudbcstselecteo took of S S .:

 

The ordination services of Rev. Henry All the Choicest Magazines.

- . .- hty vears. It is believed that ~ * . '
A. DOVER 0“ were ' hold in the Congrega cited and Ug " - W. Ten dozen French Corsets 3158 CID. and will furnish to order any periodical desired. He
tional chufch on Wedngplday evenling (:flas: thhet; gitlfihglvgtts gigglignlgdvbyeaw sgiylsfegigpli: Ma [18 in all Par 0 e “1‘ worth 75 as . will also introduce Take comm“ m wrung no... FAMILY . GROBERIES unmomae manaements to m, an express on , ”I,
. he occasion h a s ecia in .eres . . y I th W In ' ‘ ' s a on ry ' . , , the St " A ie ° d ' g th r, orders ,1: w-
week T p call her an Old maid. The imprudeuce 0f » . ' " "' “ "' - I t t1 . e - , are sollzlltleed{0311:1311thgnpfgtainifilgstltflhngbusiness. ‘ _
~ ’ . , Extracts of Roots and Herbs which almost ii-

Of which—he will keep a choice assortment, Orders may be left at the store of J. E. Smith, 0D-

 

 

 

 

here from the fact that the candidate is a _ ‘ _ . _
native of the town and 8. descendant of the web eflfly marriages was n°t well undel‘ FORI' W Three dozen ch Franc}! 00‘ sag at Fancy articles in variety. Specialty made of the ‘ AND variably cure the I'OHOWIII" complaints:—
. o 7 posite the railroad depot, So Norwalk, or C. J. u .
third pastor of the lCongtl‘egallonalthchurcP, stood in those days. . . $1.31, worth $1.50. . bestbrandF‘g - H s . :grumagl. tNoogvalk BtiiidgeilRo ert Wilcfixhntuthe “3,5,3”, Hm, Bum, Live, Complaint, and
' - a e was c on . ' , ‘ , , team on ce on e w a f.-o John . a el-- ‘ - .. . .
2111:1133], iant £1.31 ftéti‘léy d . y Mr. Thomas NaSl, ,th famous cartoonist, Family Use. , <0» . . All 0.9.1.9? ’8T9baiioi atggfiuEtIg-‘ices as as tone, P R O V I S I 0 N S . son.messengeron the Steame‘r, r 19 Loss Pf Appetite cured-by taking are“ bottle...
The work of rebuilding the North Stam- has been engaged by the Boston lyceum P‘ 5 . ‘ W Thompsons Best Glove Filling Cor- ,ow as the lg, 81!? 1?; gingmemm. ,3 “,8 mm , , cutgggmigg, Low Spiritsiond Sinking Sensation
_ ford church has already commenced. The bureau for the coming lecture season. He . Ints. - .- . - 0 Cents. sets at $1.68, worth regular price $2 per of the public he hopes to merit and receive liberal » SMOL AN DER'S , . _
— . - t d ‘t ' 1,0 ed will speak on “caricaturino” and illustrate “81f Pint! . - - 30 Cents. . , = patronage. _ _ , _ [nu TlOlls, P1mples,BIcIches and allimpurities
timbers ale bemg got 0“ an 1 15 p a pair. . I" an utter, Ever oil'ered in this City, including a large . of the 10(qu bug-sting through the skin or otherwise,
* , cured rea l y y o owin

assortment of g the directious‘onthe

his subject by sketches drawn in the
presence of the audience.

Roll on i great Pill of Aycr, roll on i

-——-.—1..—.———-—-
It? Our Parasols are marked down less
than cost price, and must be sold.

bottle.

' FOR "an, Bladder and Urinary derangement
it has no equal; one bottle will convince. the most

the edifice will be completed before the
winter. Meanwhile the congregation holds
regular religious meetings in the parsonage.

EXT. BIIOHIII

for all diseasEs of the -

MR. 6001.1) HOYT

'For Sale by all Grocers.
CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES,

 

 
 
 

Heavy Trucking,

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

‘Adwmm Throu IllllllilesI embowcled IOIII INSTigT £1%16¥%1;i (30qu OF THE. UNITED W111 receive (E 1‘ ' “mv quick "“1an sceptical.
~———«—-———— 0 on , E‘D TRICT or CONNEC- °"‘_ "' ' , ' FISH c. . .
Au occuiance in New York last Week il- ' . TICUTi- [3" All our goods will be marked in . ’ ’ KIDNEY & BLADDER, films. expelled fl'om the system unborn the
. e a . ,h. h ,. , led Through those whose livers chhfe the soul! In the matter of CHARLES B.DAKE, Bankrupt, ~ . . Existing no... in ,. male or amnion: ledotdiflioultym tew bottles are sunlcient for the
lustrates on w y in a lo unpuncp Through those whose feeble stomachs fail! before L. N. Middlebrook. negister in Bank“, :cy. plain figures and sold as we advertised. , , - . SPICED S ALM ONS 1mm“, ma"... : mutton OP‘PICémtlloi‘l ,mostobstinaie case. ,
men keep themselves “1“)th Wlm pocket Throuoh mesentaries waxeu pale' ‘ at 13”,???“ in “"1 Dimmflhe “"1 d" 0‘ “’19- 0—0—————' 18 A D ' 1! Emma: ’ ii'ed‘d'lih film” "i" sinEIi'Idoiirrbniremccnl - PIlEs one bottle has euredthe inoet difiicult cusc
. a _ _ - . . . . _ . ' . n - a“ , , __ ,- v . ’ . . ~.
unnaturalemphasising? Throunau‘liWrmammal“ — wrenaozenwnemonsoon “““‘°“"""°°°‘ ' m. ' a ”films a. 3 units Win .p» ‘5;
. . . a. ’ vesino ce 0 8 a o ntment a ‘ - . . _ 1r . ‘3’ , ‘ c iiy. w! i » fl.
outraged With a man giving his name as lover ro on - - tlTegestate'of Charles B.pBake. of NogwaffllrngetlTe' cts. Worth 50. Ten dozen at 60 cts., . ' . Eflaus A ' iti’EloéNflN- nIIIIIIIIIIIlllluulIu, modulus. Dnz- & VII ".5 OIFEIOOLTIES. Nellralsla. Headache
StrTzcter to act as saleswoman in a Cohoes Roll over the prairies of the nation,— County. of. Fairllcld, State of Connecticut, in ma ill 75 cts Six dozen extra size -85 c“- E Gmdmg and giwgg any“ ~ , , ultiti‘tiih .133: c.: eased immediately.
store , At Albany he took her check ,0 For the sick and ill of every station! Bistrlct, wgglggsbbein 130111;!!! 3g}; Biwrupt upon wor ' ’ ’ ~ , :Just received_‘alargc Dairy of: Thy' ititr'f‘r‘i .5 'WW” mails £3311 $3.311? gllggllldsATISM, Swelled.IIoinltfz‘nelglbgllbicirf‘fgiir
- . . . ~ . . . .. —_-——.—¢. - . -- _ . . .: ~ or . - ~
attend to her baggage, antd Titus islthe limit Roll down Athp Andcii—tofweriug mpuntains! 3:333:35, “ting,“ 101: gm D,.‘::,,,,Rfihistef i“ . All (1 m ked 'n pla'n fioures fl ISLAND HOUSE n ~ _ >_ ‘ _ .. ‘ _ y , iii: flit?" viglioui notion. » able mmidhfifiw or “a“ W
the poor woman saw 0 t e v11 am. e Rollover fries go en ountains. Dated at outhNorwalk, in said District, the 14th W 500 3 “1' 1 l a ~' ' g y . i ‘ ' ' . ' ‘ Price 31,00. . Sold by .u Druggists. , , convulsions,” u m,
1. n .t. ohm mi... about $400. The proughhdmaidtneghosonesu terrain... - ,3 Removmg Gravel. &c.. &c., “"0191: “ATE m R- assistantsas... .
”NUS“ dim“ 15193 “f apanese ' ‘ ' W All colors ofLadies’ Neck-tics, in the S- W- HARBOR; INF". . . NOTlCE- - Illillcllll' sREA‘I'HlNO. Pain in the Loans Sid:

superintendent of the poor gave her a pass
back to New York.

. I u

The Winsted Harald says: The increasmg

length of freight trains and number of pets

sengers on the Connecticut Western railroad

 

, and chest almost invariably cured by taking a few
bottles or tIlc Quaker Bitters.

MALE. nIFFIOIflTIES so prevalent amon
alliricmflndios. ylfldfiehdily t‘o this invalmiblfi
medicine, the Quaker Bitters.

BiLIOIIS, Remittant and Intermittent I-‘cvei-s,.so

Also another invoice of those splendid

JAPAN TEAS.

THE undrsigned having this day formed a co- art-
nershlp under thename of GEORGE II. .Ay-
MOND &. C0., for the urpose of transacting the
Furniture and Underta in g Business, at the old
stand of E. Ra amond 85 Son, respectfglly solicit the
patronage of t e public.
Norwalk, J une 10th. 1873.

Wherever dwells a sinking heart,
Roll on to do your mighty art, ,
Ayer‘s Pills, roll on.—- utnam for Oct.

.“Elegant simplicity” receives a fresh

District ofNomalk as. Fromm Court. June 25th, 1873.
aura. of chauno'r'rn arUness, late of
Wilton, in said Distlrct'deceased. .
’l‘heOourt of Probate for the district of Norwalk
.huth limited and. allowed six months from the . date
hereof. for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit

new and delicate shades, at 50 etc a piece.

_ +4.o-o-—— ..

W Sash Ribbons in all'colors, 7 inches
wide, at 68 cts. per yard, worth $1.

And dealers in .

0041., wow,

HIS HOUSE is situated on the South side of

Mount Desert Island, coast of Maine, and is

one of the most healthy and pleasant locations on
the coast of Maine.

 

 

 

. . . - illustration in the case of the Cincinnati thi 1 i r l . . .
show that its business is in a flourishing . . . . o to a m3 0? 86“ emeni- 'lhoio Who 11 sleet to . that are selling at. 80 cents per pound.
school miss who, Wishing to dlscourage ex- present their accounts, properly atteste within 0 . GEORGE H ' - - ' -
FINE msnmo AND SAILING, rLlaaSAN'r - RAYMOND. prevolontln moor partsofom Couniimomplethly
WILLIAM R. LOCKWOOD. eradicated by the use of the Quaker Bitters.

' coudi 'on. The transportation of coal from
’the udson river over the road has com-.
menccd and will in time be a. very impor—
tant element of prosperity.
. '—“’—*—t.o—O——-—- '
Near Omro, Wis, a gold discovery is re-
orted. It is said to be very abundant
about sixty feet below the surface, having
been brou ht to light in a cutting for a
railroad. here is considerable excitement,
and one ordinary farmer is reported to have
made himself liable to insanity by refusing
$10,000 for his lauds. . , s I m

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travagance in dress among her schoolmates,
appeared at her school exhibition in a calico
garment the trimmings of which cost $100.

Here’s a queer advertisement from 9.
Sacramento, 0211., paper: “Notice is here-
by given ofmy intention to apply to the
County Court for an order permitting me'
to carry on business in my own name and
on my own account. Thebusmess I intend
to carry on is farming, raisrng cattle, horses,
hogs, poultry and grain. My husband’s
name is John Neal. Frances C. Neal."

 

said time, will be dcbarrc a recovery. All persons

indebted to said estate are requested to make iniL

mediate payment to HENRY E. CHICHESTER,
cue . . Executor.

 

District ofNorwalk, so. Probate Court, June 26,1873
ESTATE oi ROGER Mc AULEY, late of Norwalk,
in said District, deceased. ,

The Court ofProbatc for the District ofNorwalk.
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the Credit 5 of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlcm nt. Those who no lect to
presenttheir accounts. properlyattested,wlt insaid
time. Will be debarred a recovery, All persons in-
debted to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment to ' HN K ,
3m . -, _ M, i- - Administrator.

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W Our goods will be sold as advertised.
—-————a—‘..—.————-
W All colors, two-buttoned Kid

GlOvcs,
at $1.10. . '

 

 

. l
W Call and examine our stockand you
will best convincé yourself, at

KLEIN a; EMANUEL’S,
Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.

 

DnIvus, AND GOOD MOUNTAIN
AND ssa VIEWS.

Steamer two iii a per week from Portland; Tole:-
graph Ofiice; Dal y Mail. - .

Board from $0.00 to $10.00 per Week.

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Come and try it.

 

II. II. CLARK, Proprietor.
mu _ .

Building Material,

oscillator" and pnoobcz,

 

OIIAINPIPE. Ellis salami“, . '
, GRAImrEEDrLOUR,’

I still retain the agency for CHARLES PRATT’S

ASTRAL OIL,

THE BEST, CHEAPEST AND SAFEST OIL IN
THE MARKET.

I

It is my aim to buythe bestgoods, and sell them
as low as the market will allow.

In view of the change above namedthe undersigned
reqfiests that parties indebted to the late figm of
E. aymond & Son, will call and settle their ac-
counts without delay. _
GEORGE II. RAIMON D

BARGAINS

sultan

 

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NGES,&TINWIRE,

THE Mill. and in the Quaker hitters that the
article they stand in need of in their decling cars.
It quickcns the blood and cheers the min ,and
paves the passage down the plane inclined:

II DIE, can remain long unwell (unless afflicted
with anincurable discase,)after taking a few bot
tlcs of theQuakerBilgers. . n ~ . -

still all aitpfliaggfilm but ill
‘ rksranrn’ni ,
on. n. s. FLINT do 00.,

At their :Grent Medical. De at 195 8.2197 Broad
IS;reet,_i?roridence.R. l._ p .

 

 

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