day, Oct. 9.
‘ Child, _csq., on. Monday- l.ast,et Providence.
‘3 some weeks. .
. us a first-class company.- Lna‘oxam,
. are, soon to give an Old olks.’ Concert, at
‘ tag in. the midst of hendoomslxsreded
-, thecer to the depotpla .. _ 3 _ .
-‘ nately in the act of stepping, his knee-pan
% the town meetj
2" cell
1 3 \_,_.
I show here for adept-ire week, commencing
~ "cut under" each otherjudispgnsin scaling:
T
$010110 Gazette
Tuesday, Oct. 7th, 1873.
FAIBFIBLD COUNTY ITEMS.
* \VILTON.
Miss thbe Aldrich, olelton, attempted
. suicide'by shooting'herse'lf in :the hand, on
' Wednesday last. Fortunately the wound
was not fatal.
NEW CANAAN.
On Tuesday, Sept. 30th, quite a company
of the' relatives» and friends of Mrs. Hannah
Weed met at the house of her son. Andrew.
J. Weed, to celebrate her 91st birthbay. A:
bountiful dinner was prepared for the occa- .
sion ; the "table was decorated with flowers
and loaded with refreshments of all that
" heart could wish. The blessiug‘of God was‘
invoked on the rcpastiafier which 38 per-‘
'sons partook ‘of a‘snmptuous dinner. Mrs.
Mercy Lockwood" and her daughter, of New
». Canaan, were also present, the old lady be
1 ng u cousin‘of Mrs. Weed, and was S7yesrs
' old just one week before. The two aged
ladies sat side by side ‘at the dinner table
making qu'iteabecomiug and graceful ap-
._ pearance,‘sltowing trulv the wisdom and
goodness of God in preserving their lives to
‘ so great an age. Prominent among the
things on the table was a nice cake with the
initials R. W., and the figuresr'correaposd-
' ,wnm‘om. ‘
ter of Mr. Allied Perry of Cross ilighway,
effects of which she died on Thursday lest.
Shop Hops is to be given Wednesday even-
ing of thisweek, under the, same general
management as previous. ones. The Pan-
selt String Band of South Norwelk . will
furnish music. Refreshments willbeserved
tnd the price charged for admission is only
littycents. Dancing begins promptly at S
ti’cloCk. . I. ,
- The hack which D. 8. Gray hired to e_
black man named Stansburg on Sunday
Week, came back having suffered several
severe whacks,.producing several terrible
cracks,whtcb will require a large amount
of tacks, as well tactics of the repairer to
make good. Gray sayc . he lacks some.
thing over 810.00 'of being square on the
hack account.“ , — » '
On To” ‘ny'l'morning last a fire broke
out in some out buildings adjoining the
barn of Mr. S. H. Alden. It was subdued
-ing to her age. A handsome New 'l‘estu- .hy the 1111301!!! 80'0"?“ 0901001 Engine
ment, a dress, and various other presents-
wcre presented to her‘, ”and were received
with much pleasure. She has been a mem-
“ber of the Congregational church in Derien
‘ since thefyear 1810. After dinner the com-
pany enjoyed conversation," and music,both'
instrumental and vocal. The occasion was.
one of much pleasure to all. A Gum.
DANBURY.
Bishop Williams confirmed some twenty '
persons at St. John’s church, Brookfield,
Sunday- week. ' ‘ 3'
Chinese lantern fever is the latest malady
among children. Pumpkins seem to be a
good antidote. ' - ' ~ ;
Judgement was rendered to the amount Of
$75, for plaintifi' in case of Wright vs. Gil
hooly. [This suit was brought to recover
damages for horse killed by said Gilhool'y
by'a collision. Moral -keep to the right.
Your fortune, a la gypsy, 25 cents.
October's variegated leave'sarc in great-
demand by our young"lt£s'sles tho‘Evork
them up into almost every conceivable form.
They are very pretty—both lassies and
leaves. I ‘ - . 3‘ ’ 7‘
Harvey O'sborn formerly of the ’fl'msfs‘, h
been rusticating in Massachusetts. '
The license question is revived again to-'
day. Both sides are? working" with- a will.
Msythebest'win‘. _" ’ ‘ '»~‘ ~ '
They'lmpose a“ heavy use in Nebraska
for swearing. ~ Why'does not our'State take
the-cue. ' ' ‘ . ,_ . "
The Capitol question exci
uterest here ‘ 3 . »
Afte’r't'ofia’y‘ir its’will run on the House-
tonic railroad the same. as lastlfisil and win-
ter. ' ,Morningjr'vtin's leave at"'f:10 instead
“5%... .0. ,.._=
In a a whirl—Daubnry waltz;
Caricature association has‘ev‘ery appear-
ance of a successful season, ‘ ' .9 ‘ : - : .
The people on or about Main and White
sts. saw more of thevmyeterl'ea of a printing
oihce‘last week duringthe removal of the
N101 . once' then-they ‘éver dreamedof be-
fore. ‘ '
The two-cylinder excitement has notes
yet abated. ' * -, , ' 3 3
A .a'tray mosquito 'was ' observed: ifiying
southward Friday“ 'last; : Our wise'acre's
predict a cool winter. ’ ‘
Our fair opens this week and. from 'present‘
appearances bids fair to fairly outstrip all
previous ufiairs of the kind.
The Court of Common Pleas opens here
to-"morrow. Tuesday. 3 , .
The Lyceum entertainment at the Opera
Hohse,’ Wednesday evening, although not.
very largely attended, was,?we'underitta'nd,
a very line afiuir. 3 ‘_ ' ;
“Br‘ooksy" our gentlemanly expresshg'ent
has resigned said “posish.” May he. be suc,
cessful in any new undertaking. ,
The lady trimmers of E. A. Maliory’s hat
factory presented their foreman Mr..G,eoi.‘gé.
Banks with a fine gold ring, rccentlys
Maxwell’s Broadway theatr‘ei‘company
te‘s ‘buI‘IiIIle
l
1
today. He is well knownhere .and promises
. m
Go to our MillineryOpening Thur}.
Klein & Emanuel.
STAMFORD; -
The truant ofilcers are arresting truant
school children. . '
Arrangements arcbeing made fog a course
of ublic lectures for the winter. . _
he ladies of the Con regational, church
08’
the Town Hall. . y:- 3.3.1.3.”
On “Thursday leyehing, 3d,..the “new St.
Andrew’s parsonage was formally dedicated.
A large party.,comprising themembers of
the church‘and invited guests,- thron 3 lb;
brilliantly li'hted a nrtments, while jibe
presence of t e Rt. v. Bishop Williams
gave'edditlonal eclat to an occasion which
will longhe pleasantly. remembered by the
friends of .St. Andrew's. . The building itself
is a substantial bluestone..structure, stand-
rounds. and is in all respects one of the
host houses in .a town noted for its-
handsome dwellings. It wasdesigued. by
Wm..H..Hollr.egét-, . .. ,2, .2
A‘ painlhl acct ent happened. to, C. G.
Mr. C. had second-e sleeping berth and
made all necessary preparations for smoul-
fortable journeV. to Stamford. Just before
the train started he. mtg-stated, to ,ste‘p.’ from
. rm,,bnt pufortd,
broke. Mr. Child. was curled into the car
and made the best of his wsy home. He has ”
been confined .to thehonse .ever since, and
wiliprobably be unable to visit his oflce to:
10.11.19 election .91, other! at.
age murder. the voter! mere.
"c . upon to... . .I‘Itssy.restte;-;g.f.nsb--
interest, .rominep. pm a w in. were
the fellow-tsp: T9. have... 3.0.th cut-.90
the higher! of- . the-Joan ; Meteride tor.
the erection of ,new. schoolhouses on Rail:
md. ensures-Id in make!!! metric! :10. .
authorize‘jthe esta. ment hand.- mature,
and: at frown ,. . 08911091511091?”
In addition
m“¢’$t&¢-t “ I. *'¢‘.;,t"r;l;.:: -‘
OnSaturde geveuiugrScpt. S7th,._tw_p,ri_val
dealers on' tlauticSquare:atteptptedto
to the crowd. who were out market pg. ._ T ..'~‘.
ricéLraPld‘ly fell from fort ' cents a- ‘uart'as
lbw iast'. our'cents. ‘..The .d 3 j lero' so] ‘about
any gallons “esch,‘and, mono-gpeople‘had
scallops for. breakfast .‘ncx't' morning then
”“1600”“9113.39?!“WEEK"??AWO- 3
l
1:113 . .I» ~.. '1 .2 ,’.:. .
.... GREENWICH. 3.... .,..
Rev. Mr.“Bissell gave out on Sunday week,
his subject for the evening's discourse in.
the .Congwgational..cburch..anamely, 0A0
antidote for the patriot“; Someone : .resem
not hearing distinctly,.asked,an-old ajdy,o .
little;hard “0’ hearing,” when!“ announce
ment;.Was,»and she aside; “An anecdote for
panieflc". ;' ' .3 -;!..'; t'- ' '
Thomas Keenan hougbt'of Robert‘F.
Galloway twelveacres, at Round Hill; .82,-
Sainu‘el Chard h'as stocked a ‘po‘n'd‘ withs-
large qua’ntitfiof frog spawn. and is. raising
fro-..I’S'fttr-lhe .2 ew York market. He packs
the frogsalive iu‘ wet grass .‘Wl' pat'sf them ‘
in boxes;..100 or’200'hitxes,..0nd' they are
dressed .as' they are-wanted to use. The
business prpmisesjt‘o‘be'mot ”0.13.1“? _ but
lucrati'vt‘e 10.00810“de .n' Marau- ,
Conug'j '1 ff‘f" f 1.... ..j._, ..
Mr. anmrpd‘rfiéfiasb’ ‘4‘. hy‘-’
draulic cn‘gine't‘yiiilh which he - ibi'oes wat‘er' .
into his residenceiatCe’dar Cliff. . ‘ ' ., '.
Last week the‘ King-Nicol (Gheen’yitiobl
Baptist church 'céleb‘rtited ..it‘sf centennial...
The occasion drew’ ou’ta very; ldrg’e' con:
fregzttion, and the se'rfiéei We're pectibarly
mpressive and interesting, especially tothe
veteran members of the "chin-oh present.
' 5 Journal.
A very singular phase 06.110110 “trl‘tlti'in ’
was exhibited recently at columbtis', Chi:
The horse ‘Pestle won a trotting race ”in
three straight heats wiihflnt a break, (351;.
ing better than 2:40every time. And'the
. samefiday at the some fair, he" was entered
for 80.0.: wouthe pacing match'in nearl the"
same ~time.~$nch an instance-is a most
Film Finn“ _~ "
O‘a.
t adjoining. the Memorai church
i‘daytafteruoon last. .
‘ ’ Rev. nan-town's lecture on TennysOn,.
atthe ALE. Church last Tuesday evening
. was a success both as to style of the recite- -
good prices are realized.
Company, "and“ such citizens as were
awakened at that early hour, but not
uniil about 33,000 damage had been done; '
= he fire was undubtedly the work ol~au
incendiary. The premises we learn were
insured; This is the fourth time that some
evii minded person has appliedthe‘ match
to Mr. A'sbuildings.’
Heavy frosts are holding off wonderfully.
position to‘ house their crops. Tomato
vines are yet growing vigorously in 'some‘
places. ' " 'f ‘
- Every hickory tree, large or small. ap-
pears to be supporting a growth of fruit
this year. Boys and girls may with little
trouble obtain supplies by taking strolls in»
the woods,- j‘ ., .- 4 ' I '-
Oue day last week a man in the employ
of‘Mr. Edward H. Nash, fell from a hick-
led a distance of thirty feet to the ground.
strange to say, and very fortunate for him,
heescaped ‘with slight bruises,
There was a meeting of the Pairileld
County Aid Society at the rectors study.
On Thorn,
tions and the attendance. It is believed
the Rev. Gentleman may venture to repeat.
A strange thing took place Saturday
night at 11 o'clock—it rained, and that two.
when a halo around the moon 0‘ Thurs.
day night enclosed over fifty stars. Some-
thing wrong somewhere.
Mr. Rosenberg of Galveston Texas, with
whom MrfRan‘dolph Bradley has been so
long connected in business, madee visit to
he latter gentleman, u'ow ill at his fathers
house in this place. Saturday. Mr. R. will
return to Galveston on Wednesday.
._'I)‘he. movement ofonions from this plsco.
owards New York is heavy just snow,.-' and ‘
Pawn.
BRIDGEPORT. -
Last week Monday, Mr. Cyrus W. Burton,
of Trumbull. was fatally injured under» the.
t'ollo'wiug circumstances ': lie was returning
home from Bridge ort, when a big dog ran
out and frightened is horse which ran nwny.
Mr. Burton was thrown from his wagon,
striking on his head.
On the same day an old man named James
,Egg'leton was run over by a. Rounatonie
train. in that city, and his head was entirely“
severed Dom his body. He was very deaf
and partially blind. and was on the track
picking up coals or chips,
placed in his own basket and brought back
with his body—Standard.
His head was
m
03‘ All goods at Klein & Emanuel’s are
marked 'down at panic prices.
Bananas on Lima-ouch his response
0 0. tons} at the dinner of the army of the
Cumberland in Pittsburg, Pcnn.,last week ,
Gen. Sherman said I: “There are a thousand-
episodes I might relate to-night, .but I will
confine myself to one or two; and one is» a ~-
littlcthing which happened in the early
part‘ofthe War, when I was. a member of
‘ ' the army of the Potomac, for you know I
fought and was whippedfat Bull Run; We
had fallen back to the Potomac, and my
line was between Georgetown and old Fort
Concor‘anL,‘ One day I 3was out..insp'ecting a
block house on my line. when I saw a 03,?!
riage approaching drawn by two old black
horses, and I guessed at once that Lincoln
was coming. '80 I cut across and .stood, by
the roadside as he came up. In answer to
my salute he said: ‘00]. Sherman i’ ‘1 am
that pcrson,’ I said, ‘I am out seeing some
of the boys,’ 3 added the president; ‘is this
your brigade I’I replied that it"w'a's’, find he
said he would be pleased to visit them if I
would show the way. I escorted him, and
Mr. Seward,»~ who sat by his side, 10‘ like
nearest camp, sending a soldier in advance
to warn the command of the approach of the
president, sadness? :lhc assembly. :to {be
beaten: ., Passing along up the ‘hill“'(G'ei'i."
McDowell will wremember the road bywhlch
he had to ascend) we talked of Bull Run
and other matters of military interest," and
Mr. Lincoln asked if he might make a
speech to the-boys. I said 1 should con-
sider it a favor ifhe would, and I insisted
.he would discourage the yelling which was
becoming so unpleasantly common among
the soldiers.
drawn up in line,land halting his carriage,
Lincoln rose and spoke. Gentlemen, I
have heard Clay in his palmiest days; I
have heard Crittenden, with his keenest
satire;I have heard the best orators, and
have marked them well; but I never heard
a man who spoke to the hearts of men as
.Lincoln spoke to those of the men who
stood before him. I remember almost
every word he said. 'He addressed them as
children, and said that those were and days,
but better were coming; that the rain had
fallen, but the skies would soon be clear;
I had the first regiment
they should not be discouraged, but think
of the to-morrow which awaited them, havo
ing faith in the nation and in final success,
which would come as surely as there was a
God in heaven. That speech reached all
hearts, and was worth its weight in dia-
.moud,s.f?f-.-: _; _' -
.; According to a writer in the Chicago Ad-
vance, the ventriloqulst’s art is as easy to
learn as fallitg 0H a log. He maintains that
there isino di culty in acquiring the power.
In the first place, he says, speak any word or
sentence in your own natural lone ; then
open the mouth and fix yenr jaws fast, as
though trying tobinderany oucfifrom open-
ing them furtlte‘r‘or shp'tti‘hg’ them ;"‘dr:'tw
the tongue back in a ball;.speak _ the .same
w rds; and ibG‘Sdllfl‘d instead or beingfqrm
ego in the 'ngmth will be formed ":Jd'he
p :trynx. , rent attention 'mnst be‘p, 'gto,
aaloing-nte jaws. rigid. The sound will then.
be found to imitate a ‘voice from the other
side of the door when it is closeddlr under a
floor, or througha wall. Toimitatca sound
behind a doonpartly. open, the voice. must
not be altered-1 Doll the original note or
pitch, but be‘made in ‘enotber"‘pn:-t‘ 6f the
mouth. This is done by closing .tltc. lips
tight and drawing one corner oi" the mouth
downward or toward the car. 1110;: letthe
lips open. at thatcornerfonly, the other in"
"’-. remain closed. ' Nex’t, breathe, a's‘jt'were,
the 'words out of the orifice formed, Do not
.speak the words distin'ctly,.but.' expel the
breath in short puffs at each word, and as
loud as possible;- 'By'so tloing,“you'pi"odttCe
the illusion-in the'minds of your listeners
that they hear the some voice which they.
heard when the door was closed, but more
distinctly and nearer on account of the door
being open. .The lips must-always-be 'used
when the ventriloquist wishes it to appear
that the soundcomss through an obstacle,
but from. some one’else at hand.
0". O”. .
Leavenworth, Kan., is getting up a “gift
045i. Sdhtfi'iifditl’aiimh "
The funeral of Miu‘nxnms Perrv.'da‘ugh-
took place at‘Chrlst Church Sunday after-
noon; attended by a large number of people.
Miss Perry had long been identified with
the Sunday school of that church, and in
respect to her memory the services were
conducted with a view to keep in mind
that fact. Miss Perry had resided for "some
time in the city.of Bridgeport, where she,
with her parents'had intended to locate
permanently. Some time since 1' she was
taken down with typhoid fever, from the
‘ Another of those saugatuck Rubber
1nd farmers are taking adv‘ontage of.’_the :
ory tree while shaking it and was precipita- ’
‘I‘IAlIlA‘IIOI Fl.” IOIACM.
" noon xv.-onn vn.
II’ V. 8 euros. '
Lo, Nature shifts the wintry scene,
White snows dissolve to living green;-
With leafy locks adorned again ,
The nodding forest greets the plain;
Old Earth resumes her wanted sway,—
Wild‘waters shrinking swift obey; .
And tripping Nymphs and Graces sing . .
Their welcome to sdva'ci'ug Spring; '
0 man l the lesson wisely hear,
Proclaimed by every dying year:
“Whate'er thou see’st, whate’er thou hast,
Shall soon lie buried with the Peso":
Mild vernal winds have scarcely blown
Ere Summer mounts his burning throne;
Then Autumn o'er his ruins crowned '
With golden trophies heaps the ground;
While Winter stands relentless near ‘
.‘To claim the just expiring year.
The moon her monthy loss deplores ;—
Celestial skill the loss restores;
‘But when our lights deee'ying burn,
To dust and shade we quick return;
Nor fame, nor wealth, nor rank can save
The life one ebbing to the grave; '
Who knows if he who reigns supreme . ‘
May smitc'thee ere the morning's beam 2
(Safe then, at least, from worthless heirs
V What now thy friendship nobly shares.)
Once laid thy-bones in yonder tomb, ' 2 .
Once u'ttere'd thy reverseless doom, ‘ '
Not kingly birth nor eloquence,
N or virtue can restore thce thence.
.—... 0-4.».
[3‘ Hoop Skirts at docents cech,etKleiu
& Emenuel's.
“-0—“. .
The Smith Brotherythe Main street hardjo’t
warc merchants and painters have given I
new face to Gazette Building. They are
faithful and honest in the execution of their
work and we take especial pleasure in com.
unending them to others. ‘
' It. is saidptbat ._thii inscription may be
read on a tombstone in Pennsylvania: “In
memory of Tabitha, beloved wife ofJoseph
«Wright, Thomas Andrews, 'Eben Halsted,
Edward Murray, and Charles Dean, by her
devoted husband, Cyrus Morgan."
A Harwinto'n ibrmer was visited by" two
men who had a patent right to sell. ‘The
farmer did not care to purchase, whereupon
they asked him as a favor to sign a recom-
mendation of the article patented. With
some hesitation he did this, signing, as he
says, under a list of names already appended
to the recommendation, and the fellows
went away. The paper so signed became
transformed in some mysterious way into a
, romissory note for 0500 but no one co
be fonnd to cash it n Harwiutan, and l
was sold in Litchfield for $400.. _
2H- Our Jacquelitm Corsets at 00 cents
for the next 10 dsys_ only, at Klein &
'Emanuel’s. '. . . ’ '
mm mm
Unhappy Thames.
That Wall streetgcouldn't be permanently
walled up.: ' . '— 4* f -.v ~'
That ‘ slice! o'er-m hsd tether-hostel",
shi than board i sailor. ' " "' ‘
hat otherwise nice people should light
matches on their pantsloons.
That so many of our city churches shellld
belittle more than music-boxes.
That the world still mo es, but seems to
be moving in the wrongd motion.
$Thnt so many fine yonn men can Sud
nothing better to do than p ay billiards.
rThat, after all, perts are often less disa-
greeable than what are callod experts.
That yous-n colleelntuclt more looser
3 to bury‘a man than to keep him alive.
The; so many people, men and. women,
should commit suicide without Knowing it.
That any person in this world, with a good
home and good health, should be. unhappy.
That illlgitimatcdrame should _-be' more
poptltsar than the legitimate ‘ell'fover the
W0! 1 ' - ' . .
That come of the worst and stunidist our-
nals in the country should have such a urge
circulation. ‘ " ' '. . 4 ' ' 1
There there should-be so many demegog-.
ms in acountry where there are so 'many
pedagoues. . ' , -.
That, after four thousand years’ warning,
the great majorit 3 of peeple haven't .found
out what a'stupl thingiit is to get in debt.
That, no matter how hard the labor 'mar-
ket is, y no will always find it next to impos-.
sibleto finda steady first class- workman at
any price. .- . ~ 2
‘ hat there should still be class-distinc-
tions in what are called the “house of God."
2N. B.--But what can you ex ect when we
'l-‘eve what are called thehionab e preaohers_"
_... H! 3 . ,
Anna Dickenson, 11000511,-..
Hayden and party, walked to 3131st Prof.
Ian-4
ing the ascent in three hours and ten min.-
.utes. .
3 o , .
There is a livery stable keeper in Albany
who won’t let his horses to anybod with-
out exacting a promise that they wi drive
slow. One day a youth who wanted to go
to a mueral s'p lied to the liver man for a
horse. “My end, you can ave one if
can’t! agree to drive slow." "Well, see
ere, I’m goin to a funeral, and I'm bound
to keep up wit the procession if it kills the
horse. ’
worth 88 cents, at Klein 1% Emanuel‘s.
W
In Ileven noun-lad Dollar Gold
. flue. ., .
Thc Benares correspondent of an East
India paper,writes:.“I have just-seen a
curiosity ofthe olden time, which, as a relic
to your ’re’a era. It 1 is a hundred-mohur
piece, arveritahie gold coin [worth 1,000 ru~
inlets. and its disk ii eovslb'dyith cahallstic-
looking characters, some being bits of Pero-
lian poetry, and joinery; more
“lift ” orth“ t's‘d‘sle. Tibelong's‘t
of urnngnebe, and beers'the ..date 1083 at
Extent, noble and famous'o-the old coin has
been since thatdeterwne S
w.
ins wreaths-m Eniindit‘iiséi net-slikgx-
to‘ have been muc knocked about, as 1,
New is not»! sell! : Ismail; slam-.1 sand-
ev'ery-day." ., . . .
:Ics. wa .. e be (reel
a few £$mWfllhm'
Ginger; 1.1 . . , .
‘1 Poems! boom -’,-The.. ".‘wide—
spread infiu'ence of'Am‘ericsn skill and
_ tract. armies
sions..'of the; Americans themselves. The
fabrics of our mills"c'iothe‘ the" savages of
both continents. They wrap the loins of
Africa, and. the ileluty skins ofSouth Ameri-
can pampas. But ,wider still flare spread
the products of‘oni- ikllI-ln Einedibhie’s‘.‘ A
late visit to Dr. J: C. A a Co.‘s labora-
tory and cfilceinLow- , ‘ 'wed us that the
whole suffice-lofflitofihfi‘tflnblg globe pays
its'tribute tbere;"th‘e're, h' écager -to and
serve the requirementsofia as! all nations.
Their publications stain the me 11f. tongues
inshwtdel' .-severed.people use..:3 ‘h‘eirle‘t
tersmu'st- e read from and. written in many:
languages,-for which‘t grersttn long “be
of comspondeuts ,. wi h. athe indispensab e
accomplishments .- for— their" duties. _ Their
dailymailofholinbushel'pf letters brings
them'adviccs. ordersand remittances from.
the circleofithe‘v world.’ We wereI‘OverJ
whelmed with amas’eute'n‘t,‘and our readers
would he by up his cation .of this wonders
full extensive, hea tbodealing enterprise.—
Ho ly. Springs-(Mined Conservative.
——-———-o—o.
Children's cars should new-r be boxed, so
writes an eminentis'urgeon in the June numx
.ber of The Popular Science Monthly.
Thou h the statement will doubtless be re.
ceive .by many a juvenile reader in the
light of a seltievident proposition, there may
yet remain a few pigments endrural peda o-
gues to whom? the reasons for the abotit on
of this form of rebuke may he of interest.
We have seen, writes Professor Hinton,
IIIBI tho passage of the ear is closed 0 a thin
membrane especially adapted to be udu'enq
ced- by‘every impblseof the ‘slr.’ and with”
nothing but the air to support it internally.
What, then;,:san Jig. more likely to injurg
this membrane thana sudden and forcible
compression ofthe air In front of it I If'any».
.00." designed. to. break .or overstreeh ' the
membrane he chuld scarcely devise a more
effective means than tobring the band sud-
denlyand forcibly down upon the pamge
of the eargthus driving the air violently .be-.
fore it, with no possibility for its escapehut
by the membrane giving way. So-«reasou-
‘able are these conclusions that mom was
not needed even the high authority .of the
writer :or the subsequent statement; that
many children are made deaf by boxes on
the car It is nniortnnate, however,‘,that
this and many other rebukes ot the same
order precede the reason, and hence a safer
general order may be issued ’to thé intent
that no child should evervreceive any; form
ofcorporat punishment until the parent or .
I
.TO
1 Cheaper than ever heforooflhred in iterwslk‘. « use
Williams’ strict lunatic Sign:
0.0.. etrsgnlarpriees, ' . . .
IN 'll.
.. Keefer.
the depot. and five minutes of Church. and School.“
Long‘s Peak, on Saturday, 18th inst..,‘mak-' '
137568 cents ,eacll,‘Ladies’.Merino.Vest,' ‘
ofthe-pelm .deys ofInd, I must'dsseribev 4- ' '
ofa grand and stately aspect, suited'to -';
its necleutdescentand great value. It is . .
four ihches‘in diameter,"andi.hal_f,an 'ln'ch ‘
i Q“: "Li
the reign
the ohe‘. , ’ ;ers,:wb, . aboutu'nr‘l
ofouIrs, Malaya.” heath
t van on its
golden thee. It‘lo'oks "um and ne
sneezbrisddins.
enterprise has outstripped “I“ content-ea, '
“ammonium ,
Dancing Lessons.
R n. moxmonanosno .acann-r.
wlltbe opened October Gel ISIS, ferns re-‘
caption of scholars. Ionda edsveted enslastveiy
to Gentlemen; Tuesdays to adios. . .
The hall has undergone a thorns h renovation
and forelesnllness and ventilation nun .
byany other establishment of the kind in teeeoaaty.
TERMS per Quarter ........... . ........ 05.0.
feverishly In advance. ‘ .
. Per farther particulars send for circular, or address
It. as. no",
' Box“, South Norwelk, Conn.
——
Ball to rent for private Sociables, with Nash’s}:
. t
homptar.
MILLINIIRY.
run LADIIS or NORWALK a vtctntrvt
Allow use to inform you that] am now pre-
pared ta show you my '
Fall and Winter Hillittety 0000:,
of which i have a new and splendid assortment, con-
sisting of all the Styles. Shapes and Novelties of the
n. To the above leading specialties I would .
invite your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
Grateful for past favors, and trusting I will merit
your patronage, [remain respectihtly,
, RIBS. J. II. 33m.
4 Norwalk. August 8th, 101'! seer
:. tans. 0.- ts. vsansssnr
HAS REMOVED herliiltnery‘and Dressmaklng
Rooms to ill h Street. two doors from Horse
.Car Depot, where she. has a large assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching sssson..
Norwslk, Sept, 20.1813. ‘ " " sun-as
mas. FAwom-x-m
‘ oaiso. 4 warns "II". ' .‘
Would respectfully announce to the Ladies of Nor.
walk and vleinltv that. she is now prepared to sup-
ply them with a full and complete assortment of
Miliinery Goods.
0f the Best Styles and Quality.
ll. K._B_r0wn's .. . .3
I. Broads . “- f '
tlltls's_._ _. -. . . ‘
By the Single Bettie or Dosen. .
comma 10—er revisits,
[YON’S “ ' -“
HENHY'S "“ “
KNOWLES! " . ‘ “
In Bottles, and 3
‘ PERSIAN INSECT POWER! -
By the Pound. , _ -
Fine Handkerchief amen '
For sale by the Ounce—ts efferent odors. The
. use! large assortment. of
TOILET ARTICLES.
cent-ting of Perm-cry, Lilly Whites, females.
3:" Oils, Cosmetics, Soaps. Brushes of all kinds,
ed liters. Seth Sponges. dc.
Aarnemiimswannufinscnu .
kept in atock. and any new article sappiled‘at short
The Drags, Chemical-ind lead-at
In u see are selected. with can and with .
r09 see so their pnrityandsseiiabilitv onl . A
lsr use out ofl’rssaedne b . ton. ._eend
adfiloni'gae to the list as fas’t :‘s gill-a for. . .
Sunday hours—0 to 10, e, m., 12 to 1, S to f p. in.
'I‘tt ss aces. Extracts. and general line of mu '
head’s: b'v country mere ants een besnpplled' I:
neatltes to salt, stiow see, and the node war.
Pernod first-class. lave operand er n Papers.
as well uolbflflutionery stunt“ tesnit 0 times.
The 8000 and [I001 Betti fountain
new in full «pursues and all Thinty and Sat
nss are invite to eallaud the assertion that
there is non, hotter drawn in . erwalk than set
Ull-LE’S DRUG STORE,
no. signs antenna“...
cramming.
NICO-The late residence of. J. C.
is situated within ten minutes walk of .
Ilse two acres of choice Land, a fine Garden, with
Sara and ether Ouhbaildlngs. lies also a quantity
of Choice Fenlt- just the piece for any one having
work in Nor-walk or Soul: Norwalk and wishing to
ltye out in tho country. The house is In good cen-
dltlon and contains ten rooms. and wtll‘he acid pro
reasonable rice; ”In one on the remises or at the
Store of K me. n LIPS 8 C ., Norwalk. It”
T1160. haul ileum _.
i A 3 W111 sell-
- THE
2:110:0ng his Summer Stock, in a Lace, Congress, '3
Booraj'
' steamers races, ' ’
_ " AND
can give you s light or heavy Boot or .
SHOE I
for alarge orsmail
MAN
V
READY
to sail Boots, She s and Rubbers,
FOR FALL
and Winter
TRADE.
tillSItllI \Illlllt ltlll irritants
asrscnm'r. _ .3;
as ‘31.. Street. Nos-walk, Cell.
1
{t
—A ThreeS rln Grocery Wagon in
Ffiofifi‘r‘dea Apply t?) simunnan, ' as
fi-A One-horse Two-seated Pleasure Car-
, riace; running gear nearly as good as new.
leaflet). Enquire of D.S.CURTI . letf
' I ~0ne Rockaws Carriage, two Poles.
P0330301. Harness, Sn’qulre of »
a . ensures snsnnr.
~Ditches-s or Pcdd lure, Afton tlont
- ‘ W0 PEDDLING WAGONS, nearly new, for sale
T at a Bargain. Enquire at
KhELER, HOLMES I CO.’S
" e. 0.01mi," ’
Formerly with u. L. onus, having associated with
ll. 0. EVE? seam,
"DRUG STORE
In the bulldln lately occupied by C. n. Douglass as
a Contact one Store, where he will be
pleared at a 1 times to see his Irienus
3 . _ 3 and 0,0131%?!“ with
03008.
"f -OIIENIOAIS. ~-
* - PERFONERI.
'
EIllOl & TOILET IBIIOIES.
WI I AND LI
1:5 family and me icinal use only.
em on Sindsys from e in is a.“ ..‘; is to 1. and
“00:00pm.
The oberPianoscannotpossibly
, I'u'sedtheWebefGrau'dflanom
new»... 23:11.10
--hiiiitions Ihro’ughoh ole
Prescriptions and ad Bedpu carefullycompeunde! ' 0
fair idea of th
_, of this'instrument.—Independswf.. -
have ever played upon-7 K5,).Kt. .
' The Esty» Organs arewiihot'tt's en 1
will in any way compare with this form:
ty of efiect.— Wm.A.Joltmn,~ Organ builder.
.0r woman. Just received New Goods. , 3 . - . 2
z
1..
at
PATENT'HEOIOINES,‘ ' "
UORS of all kinds ‘ '
out.“ in
times
'i p, 1' r‘ :_
MEI-ODE
S? -.
- v
ass. ..
Wall. Street, Harwell, (it.
more nooss to sa‘vstv'csnaum
[keep a lar e stock oflnstrumenteon kend,and
seilthemon onthlylnstcllmeuts. .Iverybody can
haves PlsrtoorOrgan. 3. 1', "‘ .. [5'
SOL! AGENT FOR THE CELIIIATID
wanna PIANOB,
one VESTEEN ‘a resume,
3 names 3110mm,
”seesaw I 1 '
ndwitlfaraishxatshortnettce. _
:Cell‘and see, them. .
Taken in "Exchange for New,
' ’ V ' 'Dene‘st shortaetlee.
1 ‘ she wanes piano.
Mes. Extracts. fro-g the steel Amber, rmmd
bythe most eminent musicians ofthe Caltedlsates.
,vnaynetbe lnappropristai :. ‘ 2 . .
-. lkeveaeverseen a Piano which equalsthe Weber
,Pionoforte. - es. . _ .
The Weber Piano occupies lastlytba llrst rank
anion ttheBestPIenos. . . .
bungalow.
8. .1010.
ceases 1 consider:
Ha
It the hearts the World. rep Seeder“. ».
.590“ that can be
a
The Weber Plano possespeeevc
wished forin a Piano. _ . . lens . _
Weber Plano ranks foremost-slots t the
Best Iannfactured. , g; g, ’ seen. ;-'3
TbeWeberPIsnosstlnfi First amongst the spleaé
did Pianos producedin thisCoantr . -‘ . ‘
. Olen .lrfwurlel.
A ten vesrs’ acquaintance setlsles me that the
.Weber Planoeare unnpnroaehable.-Jeln lander.
I would call especial attention to
Beautifully finished in black. walnut and
rosewood, combining more perfections than
any othsrins @9101!!!“ Essa-taken more.
than one mm.un s-re'is'inomdxin-
. ..n x-
. , ‘Ofigd States.
They are endorsed by tbe'liighest 'musicsl,
anthorltiesg‘h ' " “ “ ..
at I overheard. ' .
. " “ 050517;!maen
It is vocal, whichis the highest praise that
can be bestowed on any instruthent.
. B. Seymour, Muslim Crttse NLY. Time.
The araihe bestjreed instrument weh’a”
metwth... . f 'v .1 r;
0. 47:11. Odell, Organ Besides-e, N. 1',
Itis the scplusultra of reed instrumentaff
Certelolythebe
i
o a ..
. It contains sweetness and power in." an
unusupldegree—Ree. Buhep Rem, I
E. “007800; . ' . 31:1 3“ , 1: '.
Ls ge fails in adequacy ov’conv’e‘ya
e perfectly enchanting power
Vastly superior to anythingifififie W I
Geo. Jardme, erg-answerer ..
No‘ tremolo has yet MEWS“;
It is not merely the but, but it is the only
mechanical reproduction of the human voice
which has ever satisfied inc—Ree. H.- O- .
Riggs,Prsefden_tofNorfhern New Yerblsm':
cal Asseaa' tron. .
» Li. Po'r'ruse, Non-walk. '_ -
mu»
J O‘- f“
l
I
can. and; .5. me an... old stand: oinll 85311511911
rtg‘pSCI‘OOt?‘ 9-“
.3. r
L, ..-
r
0‘ i
:1..-
Stacliafarev
wgnff
When Prices .' credo
l
l
SHEET annexation... ' ’
sunny a some,
confines-3000311061"" "
tar-int corral tutti”
‘2 ICE
‘ " neutrals" centres: *‘
ICE CREAM.
2 Having :ddedlargely to my facilities for the man-
. .3 l .- 3’"..qu
‘ - rm-
ticketsere
WilliamsburgIC'
J
’ Hanover
NationalFire Ins. 00., Philatl
, I. n. .30.";- m m. a. ' Immune,
' murmurs.)
. ,ltsmmn
mm: .11. Mean
The Mutual Life Ins '00.. New York,
’Asscts over $60,000,000.
The Phenix Fire Ins.{00., Brooklyn,
Assets over 03,000,000.
ty Fire Ins. 00.,
50!! I MILIN.
Assets over 0000.000.
‘Asscts ever.¢000.000.
Connecticut Fire Ins. 00., Hartford,
Aisets over “00,000. 3’
elphia,
Assets over £400,000.
Hartford Co. Mutual Fire 103.100.,
Assets over $100,000.
national anti White so: lines
0! OCEAN .S'I’IANIBBS.
. ,Pttsattlicittt and minister.
REAL" ESTATE“
.OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
, BONDS BOUGHT AND HOLD 0N COMMISSION.
roams: aun lest-statue .n.
itsreo'elved Interest allowed on balances, and
iwgral'll'sukingvnus‘lness carried on. For partic-
. ' ars apply to
g. MELVILLE E. MEAD,
OR
JACOB M. LAY'I‘ON, Cashier,
one unit outcome, wasnmoron s'r.,
souru soawam. conn.
. '~Glsss
l.
l.
u
'ra‘é-i
0" Spring
and sausage t.l caa.sella much. o
if urckasedet‘llrsymgh HID L! MN
0 have constantly on hand a great variety of
both FOREIGN tit DOMESTIC.
"French China, Parish and Bohemian wares. .
A large’ossortmcut of Table and Fancy
sea.
In the mine. are durable, and will last longer than
any othgnhind; of Pain . .
Not-woman
1. must 1 tantrums, .-
Dny all their goods of
* F1391; N ”HANDS:
“'msunr***ri’tun£s.
wer grlces, than-
N or OBBEBS‘.
cm RY,
Wares, nlso French Glass
Shades of all shapes and sizes.
Fancy articles of Tin,
Wood, Iron
, Lava and other
A ~th1' line of
Kitchen Furniture, Heaters, Ran es,
AND. STOVES ' OF ALL KI 03.
We haveJust received a large invoice of
‘t
«landslides. :‘i-r
"erenstns'al. m: as am}; ism not
-" than»;
treatment-..esst‘rattu.ramble
Chickens Dressed to order.
Nomlk, April 12th, IS'I’S.
fo'cl
also.
inhovan. '
3. JAMES E. BARBOUR, has removed his
nice and residence to house latelioecupied by
Thomas Sanford Ham, on sun STRE
inns West Avenue, righthand. _ Office hours! and
'l‘, 1'st.’ dob:
ft
0.
P -. .
Norwa k,Aprillst. 1810.
. unnottfl’s “gm, tutttnt tilt
and
Ladie- estuarine: so...
It and“ Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
w. acorns, Proposal.“
all of .‘whtca
. Call and see,
35“ '.
cars. a,
‘17 mm
1 PLUMBING! PLUMBINGI
ARING engaged the services ofD.vB.rLDI, a
plumber of great experience. and Isvorabl
known in this vicinity as a practical workman in a I-
branches of plumbing. I shall be able to cuppa
public with the best work at. short notice. '
yourorderefor - . . . 2- . . ‘ -
1.11234 ND FORCE PUMPS, BA TR TUBS, WA TEN .
CLOSETS, BOILERS. BASINS, LEAD,
TIN-LINED AND BLOCK TIN
- : PIPE, «10.. .00., ten‘ '
the
are.
are ofiered at lowest market rates.- ‘
3' 0 I'll!
II ‘1'“: Sires. Norw
' ‘ " L“
H. 3.. SMITH.
211'!
Dealers in
REGU'I'LERY,
. ' .Wall Pawn-Window Shades, I - ‘
consumes a: Tsosans,
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
. llecntating, house & Sign Painting.
No. 30 Main Street.
nfeeture e
1!. 0.45110» ‘
Boat. _ _
CREAM!
. '10:: 03:11am.
red to till all orders promptly. and would
Invite a continuance of the very liberal
patronage with which I have so far bepu layered.
Pie-nice, Festivals, Parties '
and Assemblies.
; of all kinds. furnished and attended.
My saloon in South Norwaik is open earlysndlate
and I shall be happy to see my friends at alltlmes.
..c, It. ,ntass'ross, 3.
' sotrrtr nonwanx. cons.
‘ Grantlest
c Libra
om ' Skill
in proportion
Coupon
'i‘lekets'for
. . 1?
min!“
on. Ever. Know ?
Fourtth-ond . Gift f‘onccrt
-‘ ; mafifi'ai’fiigifilucn ‘
aspen casn (sans 01,500,000.
2 deco
» . e
. -' ..-, The Fourth Grsnd Gilt Concert whorl-god by. —‘
~ . _ minke-t efthe Legislature for the benefit of the
“ ~ ll ryoflentnek .wtlltska
lie Library Hall, at Loni-v its, Ky . 2 . 2}
WEDNESDAY, Directors}: at, 1070-.
Thousand tickets will be sold. The? _
vided into ten coupons or parts.
. . At'this eoucert. which willbetke grendestmasical
- . amaze-var :itnessed in this country, the unprece; -
z a an " ‘
' Si '50
000 fér‘LSBG-
dIVIded into 0000 cash fiifts, will be distributed by
. Iotamopgthohekst-ho ers.~ .. ,.. 3 ,. ...-...:
-. _, LIST OF GIFTS,
' " ‘1' ONE GRANDCASII GIFT ' . “" $250,000
. ONE GRAND CA8 II GIFT 100.000
3 .ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 50,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 25,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT 17.500
10 CASH GIFTS $10,000 each 100,000
80 CASH GIFTS 5.000 each 150,000
60 CASH GIFTS 1,000 each 50,000
80 CASH GIFTS 0.00 each 40,000
100 CASH GIFTS 400 each 40,000
150 CASH GIFTS 300 es'ch 45,000
' S50 CASH GIFTS 200 each 4 50,000
ass castrate-"rs 100 each - 32,500
. 311,000 CASH GIETS 00 each 550.
TOTAL. 12.000 Gifts, ALL CASH,
amounting to - ~ - $1,500,000
Tho distribution will be positive, whether all the
tickets are sold or not. and the 11,000 gifts all paid
to the tickets sold
meson or TICKETS.
Wkole‘ tickets. “0; Knives ”5: Tenths. or each
° Eleven Whole T
31,000; ilSWhole Tickets» for 00,000: m
Whole Tickets for 810,000. No discount on less than
use worth of Tickets If. a time.
. Tickets now ready for sale. and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptl filled. Liberal terms
given to those who buy to set agate.
ickets for .500; I! 1-!
Fire Ins. Co.,of N. Y. City,
1“
sI ,Ct. .1
out of town inppiled by Ball‘s; "
place in Pub- 3
0,000,???
o. s. STARR
Has fitted up the Store corner of
WALL (I: WATER St.,
‘ and opened a full line of due
Dried Fruit.
lug that in adopting that. system we can
customers a better article at a lower
attention given to fine
TEAS &’FllE8lI.OllOllllll COFFEE.
Call and see us “the Corner Store. .
o. s. sranu.
KISSES BBOCKWAY’S
Select 8011091.
_ Regularinglish Course Four Years.
IBIS, IAIIIAIIS, “All" All PAII‘IIII.
Drawing from east. and from nature. A limited
number of pupils received into the family. Fall
’l‘errn commences blonds? Sept. 15th318'fs. For
circulars address At SSES BROLKWAY.
Box 448, Norwalk, Conn.
- HOME [AWN SCHOOL.
T the old STJOIIN HOM ESTEAD,cor. offligh
and Wallets. Instruction in aIlthe branches
of English education. Also,
Drawing.Painting,I.anguages,Music
onmormnawn’w MADE A SPECIALTY. a
few Young Ladies received intothe family. The
Fall 'l‘erm will commence Wnsssnar San. 10, '73.
was necesmsrnvsns; ‘EHINCIPAL.
D‘fA-R ( 1:19
swam tot-tum units.
HIS Institution is pleasantly situated on,Semi-.
'nety Hilt,abont one mile from Darlen Depot.
Por beast of location and scenery, and healthful-
ness of c imete, no more desirable place can be
found. The buildinzis new and built with direct
reference to the convenience and comfort of pupils.
The rooms are In e with hi heellings, well venti-
give our
lated. and newly rnished t. roughest.
s'tpring Term commences ........... larch 94th, 1878
all “ “ ............. Se t.300li.18‘fl
Winter " “ ............... an. nth, 1814
There will be but one vacation of about a week
during the winter holidays. For terms,etc.,ad.
dress EMILY A. RICE,PrIueipnl,
' nerien Dcnot.Conn.
Tm: utw 311.000.-
The subscriber having removed to the Store,
as b rib hain a ht tth teenage , .
manner-u .. 1'
minimrisn',i£‘x§-ritris,ci.ms,ee., . Confectionery Store
i ' ' ~ —-and— " ‘
Refreshment Saloon,
is fully prepared to snpply'the public with every
variety of
Choice Confectionery, '
3 Ice; Cre’am, ' .
Soda Witter, .
- - Ottawa Beer,
Porcine and Domestic Fruit, 4
Nuts-Clem. one. i ‘ ‘
Ladies and gentlemen can obtain Oystersiand
Heels atallhonrsla the Restaurant. '
)0. H.- DOUGLASS, :-
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
f Confectionery and Ice Cream.
I LL—A cod second hand Pl n a .
sYa n,maker.g Will be sold cheap 1 antiwar
soon at, L. WflD’s Music and Jewelry store.
'Ayer’s‘
Cherry; Peelers], -
For Dioceses or the Thro l: a Lungs
such as Co a an '
Colds, Whooping
nohitis, Asthma,
Con-um
ption.
Amen the at:
discoveriges of mggrn
science, few are of
' more real value to
. mankind than this ef-
diseases of thé Throat
and Lungs. A vast
'trial of its virtues.
throughout this and
other countries, .has
5091“.“ that it 6005
v
N
1*
control them. Thetesti
.. ~01
mony of our“
Curran! Pncronar. will and does relieve and
cure the misting disorders of the Threat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous efi'eetions of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its min and cases of Consumption,
cure'd by th s preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
the not proven beyond dis ute. As a remedy,
adequate, on which no public may rely
for full protection. 'By curing Coughs, the
forerunners of more serious disease, it saves un-
numbered lives and an amount of suffering not
to be compute .. It. challen trial, and con-
vincesthe most sceptical. hvery family should
keep it on hand as a protection a inst the early
and un rceived attack of Pumonnry Afi‘ec-
tions, w left are easily met at first, but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, if neg~
looted. Tenderlun need this defence; and it
is unwise to be wi out it. ,As a safeguard to -'
children. amid-the distressing diseases ,which.
beset the Threat and Chest ofc ildhood, Conant
Pmonar. is invaluable; for, by its timely use.
multitudes are rescued fi'om rematur'e graves.
and saved to the love and a ection centred on
them. It acts speedily and surely.a inst ordi-
narycoids, securi .sound and heal destoring‘ ‘
sleep. No one wi .sufi'er troublesome Influ-
enza and painful Brouclslth, when'they know
how ”will they can be cured. .- ' '
Origi y the produc
successful chemical mvutiwm,
is .in making every tie ,
possible perfection. ' It may be confidently relied ,'
upon‘ as possessing all the virtues it has ever ‘
exhibited" and capable of producing cures as
tumble
t of long, laborious, and ‘
3'_ . 1- H ' menu as
Drl ’- c- AWR&;CO.,LOWSII, "a550,
sown! ant. DSC60181! mummies.
1-" ‘
a 1- Cl‘f': as
1.1.011 than,
E. K. vL‘ockwood’s,
E. K. Lockwood’s.
Sew Carriages and other Vehicles ma‘deto order,
and Re ring and Johblngdone in thebcstmanner,
‘snd wIt the utmost dispatch. .
Having arranged to carry on the business, on.
tNIARSIIALL STREET,
and engaged skillful and experienced workmen,
the subscribers feel confident that they can satisfy
all the oldcnetomers ofihe
Oldest Stand in Norwallt,
and such others as mav be led to extend to them
their patronage.
We have also opened a CARRIAGE REPOSITOv
YinOhle caters'corue store. wuere alwa can
000103110qu 3 o‘ of a allies of.
vegapnarsauun'.
ornamentation:
all styles
'C ' it!“ C “I 2&1».
.Srg‘tfiorw‘aikmept.“ solidi". .. .
S,P.TUTTLI a SON.
Tess,00ifee, Fancy Groceries and ‘
We intend to do astrictly CASH business bellev- .
price. Special :
ALFRED I KNAPP',
' Has nowin store thelarzcst andbest. sclccteu stock of
1401“- GROGERIES,
zcns, of‘all classes, establishes the fact, that.“
rRoV
no cost'or toil” :
in the utmost.f
as.the.gteatcst it has ever effected.
- an: sasr, onurnsr m mm on. IS
{Jelly tumblers, ‘ :
1;}. K..LOCKWOOD’S.§
tlltl Carriage Sitflll-f
HARNES.S.
P. H. DWYERr
Manufacturer of
CUSTOM MADE HARNESS,
1‘ch savanna! GOODS
and dealer In
to. Also.
Furnishing Undertaker.
Caskets and Collins of every desired style and pat-
tern. Also. Gloves. Scsrfs, Robes, Flowers, Hearse
Ind Carriage to order. Main Street, next door to
Connecticut Hotel. .
JAMES T. MIX,
No. 18! strum State 81.,
WAREHOUSE No. 15 BREWERY STREET,
Ne w ‘E‘aven, Oh,
IALIR in Carriages, Buggies. thtons.Whlps,
D Harness. Canopies Mam. Sheets Blankets
Halters. Arc. Keviufihsd'maoy veers of'ex riencd
in the Carriage and arness Trade, gives h In great
advantages. ills prices are low.
nick le 0
small profits is his motto. Q n . pd
THE' GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand-
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the. .
proprietors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in-
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to- the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sel-
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or ~Sore-
ness in' the Chest . and Side,
' Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &.c. Wistatfs
Balsam does not dry up 'a
. Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most, preparations, '. but it
loosens aud- cleanses the
lungs, and alloys irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complain . 1 '
rnnram nr ' _
SETH W. FOWLB G SONS, Basin, Mess-g
And sold by Druggiats and Dealers generally.
CEMENT "HORSE BLOCKS. .
LL SIZES AND STYLES. Just as durable and
at less than one-third of the cost of stone
blocks. Manufactured and for sale by
- CHARLES :T. LEONARD,
Water Street. Norwalk.
of all descriptions, JOBBING promptlyattended I
Carriage and Harness Repository,
2 Manufactured and for sale fi .
" ' ‘ « 0 AS..
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.sa mkfltsmi
Respectful .lnférm's'theiadlaseflt ‘
.“'1‘!-tmishéssassamshsssruczm I" a. .
71-9039-1 :1-
Human NairWork,
who wil lmakc up, at his shop .illkluds of work do
sired bylsdies. in tbelatestgnd ”Entered t
making over " Combings" of t ,c “asp"! be r,ae
willsnpply heir to order. He he" oustentiyel
hand. a uneassortmentof ‘ ,-.- . . _.
Switches, ‘
r'i
-. .-
4 I it.
1
..1»'x
" cans," O '
which he is able to sell atlower ratesthan‘aver be- ‘
fore offered. Ladies desiring Inchiworh. , I".
well. to call before pnrchaslngelsawhere, 00 he can .
assure them that he can sell twenty percentdewer '
than any other deller ._ .. :
:RA YMOND BROS..-
- souru nonessenfi
Takecontra-cts for polling down
Flag Stone, ,
0th and Butter, 3
Heavy Trucking, - ‘
llrainihg,: "
Removing Gravel, 8.0., to...
dealers in
COAL, woon,
I Building fiaiefial. . H
seam no. rut: sates, est, ' 1.
“measurem-
PROVISIONSnnd matinee.
4:1
Ittart-cunnillniaPlttttttts.
; PULL stock of the most approved Farm and
' ' Garden Implements now in store and for sale. 1 '
wholesale and retail
eluding: -
Mow u Machinessndstn.Mowers._ - '
Lawn owers‘, full size, for 812.
*wheel, lawn, steel and hay rakes.
3 Ploughsfltfaad's, Marsh, Eagle, kc.
Shovels. Spades, Scoops,"‘Garden Forks, and
“i“‘c ' "at in who “"7”” a me I
ay utters,— r_ c. s more you 3. e
30“". wry-5.0 fan-33.. -....-,.--
: Barrows, Corn Shellers. (ix-Yokes and Bows.
-Churns—-Blaueherd’s. thcyery; best in use:aise,
smaller implements in great variety.
, at manufacturers’ prices, in-
'I' .' ' if ‘ . J 4 1
PIG-p atdd-bllnesell’s, Cee’s, .Baagh’s, an.
Bridgeport. . W. C. STRIIT. ‘
Norwnlk, April 291b, 1513. 3 3 _
ctstut.rtrtytutcttlatus,
Square and Round Cement Pipe. with plain and
ornamental tops, for chimneys; haves more ect-
draught, and. are. cheaper-and better thnn‘briek. ._
T. LEONARD.
Norwnlkflinne 20, 16.18., 3
SENEjl PIPE! ’SEWEB PIPE!
All sizes: The cheapest and best. Manufactured
and for sale by » > ‘ CHAS; T.LEONARD.
Norwalk,Jhne2¢,’1mt ' : ' '
3.30. FREDERICK STREET, for .onr years
past connected with Whitney Photographic
Studio, is open for [situation as Book-keeper or
Clerk. Address Norwalk P. 0. Box. 454. ll
_ ‘ ' Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK,.:
\1
. Specialeiteution'iscelledtoth'ewell-knownnumh'er' 3' 1.
"otttuittrE-u .ntlttt PIPEi t!
The bestintheiarket. -Warrantati to give setis-..
faction, andfrom as to 80_per cent. chgsperthan, 3.
. Harnsot,;.Bratim 3, 00., 23
u:
'500—75—438'420 e; an"; "
jractorymt. vet-non ; oneer'ss‘soan Street. a. r.‘
times a. status:
Ernest ‘Gahler’s-
' 7 GRAND, 39.11412331107101031652’
’ HANG: roams,
- sun has ,_ 1 .;
I SIGNS
Ever on'ered in this City, including a large .
' assortment of ' '-' . ' ‘
OANNED FR U115,“ VEGETABLES,
FISH, .01.,
SPICE!) SALMONE,’
. { Just received a large Dalry of. _
canton sears. pursuit.
_ Also Lanother invoice of those splendid.
JAPAN TEAS,
that are selling at. SO cents per pound. -
I still retain the agency {or cannons ens-rm.
'AS'I‘RAL 0111.1- .1 .. ”i
run matter. . _
It Is my aim to buythe best goods, and rep in}...
allow as the market will allow. » = . “
[ONLY~ .
PERFECT-HA
mean.
W , 01:1an 3 :15.
'1‘." The Ferguson?"
Can betrothed byachil
fl‘11iinuh 3‘ =5
Wannstv'rnn
'ro wa'sn rearscrnr CLEAN.
NOT TO INJURE A Til READ OF AN
ann Do any ORDINARY FAMILY
Y FABRIC
Wasnmd
IN TWO HOURS. . ' ., s, ;
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. I!“ :DIREC-
TIDNS ARE FOLLOWED. OR MONEY}!!-
TURNED. ‘ '
FOR SALE BY THE -
1H. & tendon Manufacturing 00.,
' No. a counrnann srnes'r, x. Y.
AGENTS 1”an -_
1N EVERY COUNTY.
raettsn PICKLES a sitters”; ~
rhythe
spam; Name. -
* ”"8839"- rests». _
0123;051:3010} ‘
. «Brushes, Too hllrushnn. Shani. 0:13:11 as
‘ 'tltlin; in'tlle'llue ni' Toysgc
ma_~.ta.-..;t[m1§g.-fltltt“lift: ‘.
PARLOR. rm
' ' 3 Warn?
-_ -‘ '- : possum-r .
, .Old Instruments. taken in exchange. .
MrsztScott," Agent,
figoPERA‘nonsngnnocxg. ‘ ..
' ‘ 5.80“" "913F514! '
«bassoon-ems.» - »‘~
_ . name.and.finn of PARODS.‘ TAYLO
this daydiss‘olved.‘ ‘ Thc'bnelnes ,_
. "bamboo " 1 PCJ’JPAXLOK . ’
Wiltpn‘RchtISth. ,- _ .
_ amnesty!!!
1 1110 201000.10 "
ore to Norwalki la hereby-directed. to the'CorneL‘.
.' "fl“! 3:? .33..
Hand Mirrors, Combs, Soaps. Shavingb
. WI -
cry and spleri id Tellel'tkcttf. tt‘t ednced id'les. " ‘ ”
Games, a very largé.’ variety..Pnzzier.~. Bissecicl’l'
Pictures, Alphabet and Building Blocks and .cyegy-
3 3 roqnet sets. --Wnllitt's at
’ ricer tosniuhe‘timcs. oils of all kinds audazea.
nitial Paper and Envelopes. Canary B't‘rds,'Gold ‘ '
Fish and Glcbes..~ Sole Agents; for thecele'b'ratad
' . ; ,.reflcvzesrrx'wrmcm es, , .
. [$13ngth “10.11.58. TEA: C3..=
favors, we would notify them that we are,now
prepared—having a larger stock than everilefore, ”
to meet all calls .for icewlth which we urethane-L- ; -»
Our Ice is. cold, solid, and of the very best quail '.
Our prices are reasonablef'end: we endeavom ‘
; romp! tn the delivery of it throughout the season.
P ELLE A SO '
rose SALE. , ’
A bands, about. 1100 weif’htv without flutter f
01900233, 1 «km old and «03.3103!l nothiag. lady --
or-cl can. andle him. n n rca c .'
' Ghzyrrn'
14's..
~ . you “1.1001113091131321 3 3 .
: a‘wosnanin rants! emanation» : ‘
é: for‘an invalid or aged gown. 30 m .g
0 lb It’orws ,
TLS’S Carri age Factory 0 or
Gatette once. ' ~ I“
S,
8‘3 "00%?" "It
tt'ifl’tl'fllltfir‘fif
Dealer-.0 in- Pure Dongs and Medlelnes;.nse With-)3 .._
,Ing anew and choice assortment of Fancy Goods,
)1qu 'W'SE. -
er
'RETURNING thanks to ,onr customersforpast"
0.17m}. i
' emergence:..mtms‘a' -
3 Grading! . and .. .
—‘ ”(TIP-3%.... g.:
i
I ' HS'copar‘tnership héretofore existing “death‘s .. ,
. s ~,
"at be‘contiuded‘ -
... . names
ALL 5W1”
. E; K. LOCKWOODTS.
n-‘wsmosns Bream .s’r‘
a
The attention of the public and especiiaifyof vlslt. : 1 '
’Best'Tes'andqufi‘ee at N. Y.Prices..1 _‘
1' 1:. Potato meta-ICE- ’
VERY superior and valuable family Harem-10 ‘ g ,
Norwalk Chronicler