Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, November 4, 1873 · page 3

ileum“: Cantu.

. Tuesday, Nov 4,1873
FAIdE‘IELD COUNTY ITEMS

\i‘INNlPAUK.‘

A little ripple of excitt-mcntfiver ou
placid village occurred ltsr Saturtlav night
All the inn-loving. putt-poking.joke-crack
in;r sports Wl'l'e Ottt‘lgregat‘ed at the storm
J. U. Rindle. There was Baldwin our Peri
agome, :istt‘ide of a barrel twirling lti- otnt
anti stroking what may in the distant form
he called it niousiac‘ie; Joe with his inc
all smiles smokingr a smuggled cigar; Brat
the man we all swear by; Crowtlier. tht
only genuine Greeley man in town; not
Brass and Ad tm. and,—and,—-well the}
were all there, and merrilt fl w the line
Joke iti‘terj the was rattled oil', and sultjtc.
after sttbj -ct disposed of in (1 tick succession
until “Walking" was introduced. This sub
ject has I fteti been t .lked over around Jot-’-
warnt fire, and whenever introduced create:
considerable blowing and could never It
tlls’lltfiL-(l of :ts'easily as sonieminor lllplt -
Well, Adam declared he cottld Walk fron
Pl‘l‘wlll's corner at the Bridge, to Jame.-
Crowtliet"s house at Winniptuk. in fiftee
minutes. Uijuinped T00llt‘l‘,(ll.0W Toolit
is a brick) .tid ofieretl :t Wtzg‘t'l‘lllill lte coutt
not d .‘ it. which was itiimedi tlely aces-plot
The. executive ability of Rtttrllr. Keith :ttzt
Titus. Kinney was called into pl ty,:tud tli
uecess try arrangements were soon lll:t(lt —

' and they rtflectetl great creditupon that cel
ebrat. d lrio. J. C. Rattdle and F. ledwl
then accompanied our inc‘pient watk:si tt
Norwalk. and alter refreshments proceetlet
to Prnwitt‘s corner—the starting point—ant
there itt due form Joe gate tlte word go
Adam started with lengthy strides and heat
erect

 

 

- -——“his eye beneath
Flashed line a Idlclllttn trout its sheath.
And list: a s.lver clarion run:
The accents of that Scottish tongue.
'l‘o Crowtlier’s."

Justt'rtd Btldwiii following closely :tflet.
F..stcr and fister did Adam .L'U; Joe. llllr
to keep up. did ltis best to do it, but alas hi

» W’l-‘ll litil'el him, an i ere be It td reaCZit-d th-
shadcs oftliat hollow with a cl tssical ttiiiii .
lie was left i‘ar tn the rear. Baldwin ltep
up on a kind of a. dog trot. btrt came iii i
such a dil tp'itlated condition that Ex. 'o.
M iii had to beadniinistercd lltflll‘c be 0 mil
articulate sulllcit-n ly to tell the tale. Tilt-S,
West timed Atltm at Cr twtlier's at fifteet
minutes and thirty seconds. Adam :tlthougt
the los -r, feels proud of his ttchicVerntttt
and Well he might, for will not his name b.
forever associtted with Weston and Bttes
and will they not have to look well to their
IJUI‘UIS. ' * *

 

NEW CANAAN.

Messrs. Slepiien Hoyt & Sonsdbe renown-
ed nurserytnen. are having a new tenement
house erected for one of their worktiien.
near the residence of E’ieiiezer Hoyt, E q.

 

WE: ‘ NORWALK
Tire ladies of .i’est Norwalk are to pin
another Supper _.._ the chapel, toniorrw ev- -
riittg. Th.~y Wcl; -..now how roger ti,t“some
thing good to eat," as all will find otrt who
decide to indulge in a moonlight ride and
attend the entettaittiiietit.

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GREEN \V 103.
Dr. Theo. Mason of New ,York,lias present
ed to the 2d Congregatlt'ittttl Church, a flat
portrait of his- grandfather, the late Rev. Dr.
Lewis, one of the first pastors of the church.
and oi his daughter, Miss Sarah Lewis. tht-
first Superintendent of the Suiidty school.
which position site filled for twer 40 years,
The portraits are iii India ink, are beautilul
works or" art, and beautifully l‘ratiied. Tnt
.Doctor’s likeness, is hung In the reception
room with that ofttther portraits of turn ei
pastors, and.that of bliss Len is, hangs over
the desk in the lecture room where the Sun-
day school is lat-id. The portraits were pre-
sented l s Sunday, addresses in iltg made by
the Rev. blr. Blssrll.of Norwalk, for thir-
teen years pistor of the old society, Dita, Mo
scs Cnrisly. now Superintendent of the
school. Beside the portraits mentioned those
of Ben. Pailtutler Button, for 25 years So-
per‘ritendent ,oi' the Sunday school, and .‘o-
nas t‘IL‘fld, late Deacon, Were also hung in
the church. Mr. Bissdl was well acquainted
with Miss Lewis.
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The New York newsptpere of yesterday
mention two ch tracteristic incidents of rail-
way true] near the ille'l‘tlp tits, illustrating
forcinly ttie ditlrrence between the vehicles
k-toalu its horse and steam oars. 0.i the
Fourth tVetrue street I‘JIINJ), at ten o'cloek
chreslty iii trning, tie.tr 'i‘tventy-eiglitti
ntreel.a gang of thieves entered a crowded
air, Two 0. them put pistols to the heads
urine by no inc-a ts trctpoli ctintlucrorntid
driver. and the rest rob ted at the passengers
and thou re'it-ed. Probably the conductor
and (ltiver will identify them belore long—
nttd divide the pro'lits. in stritting contrast
to these officials is the conduct oi'ac.tit.litcr
or ot‘a tr tin on the H trietn road, hound front
Mtti'rivttiia t. I New York l‘ttesd ty, with it l-it
ot'-tlrntiketi militiamen on board. 'l‘hey re-
fused in p tytlieir rare and st=trte.t tt_t baytitirl
the co tdtctor for trying to c tllect it. They
grave litni into a corner of In» car, and ttieit
he drew his pistol and promised a long free
trip to thefi'rst him that toucnctl him. Their
he got the pig-rage-orister armed with an
in... c Lilith; p.11, an i the t we touther, lock-
ing the ctr door, wcrit tnron-gtt and c tilt-cred
every fat-e, wituont checri lg the hopes or
rousing the rivttlty of any undertaken. lit
the horse ctr all‘tir 'here was every chance
in favor or the passengers and in the second
cut: agtinst the conductor; and yet a little
pluck C‘u‘l'lt'd the d 3y in race ot‘i‘tir,once for
the IIlI.‘VI.‘S, again tor the conductor. lr'peo-
_].-. n'litl-trclleltlg‘ rolihxd wr-ultl show a little
discontent tliereat occasionally, the horse
cars might be moderately safe. . Asit is now
there is “0'0“ danger from riding in them.
W
Basis BALL Ix ’74.~The Boston Journvz
gives the following nines for next year’s ball
fit'ILl" :-—- '
~Bos o t.--Tlie “Red Lee's" will be as fol-
lows: deVay. Sptuliittg. O’Rourke, Thomas,
B‘rrnetJhn. Wrignl L ~on.trd. Htrry Wright
and Waite, with Sci trier as tenth m-tn. .
Aittlstic.—; l‘lie 1374 tttttn or the A hletics
willc t tsist, we are told. of Cl tpp, McBride.
A-isoi. Ftslnr. Stilton, .tltiroao, Gedney, Sen-
Bv and Fisher, with McJttlltu, Reach and
otti r. , ' ' .
Btltitnore.-—-‘l‘he “Lord Btllitnore Club,”
the new club hr 1874 Will i tclud - Critter,

Brain trd. Mills. 0 ”'1? , Ferguson, McGeary. .

Yorke, P til and Ptke, with two new Int-n1

Cnic tgn. - l‘his ttor-tble tents for 1874 will
bc' as Elliott/s: M tlotitr, Zeltlciu, Devlin,
Wootl, But‘dtlék, Force. Qulhbcl‘l, 'l‘l'cacy,
and Hines, with Glenn and Pinkhatn as sub-
stitutes. _ _

Pniladelpbla.-—-This term, it is said. has
been selected and engined. and will be as
follows; Hicks, Cu timings, M-tck, Hi);di-
wot-tit, Meyerttnfiilmei, Bechtel? {ruler and
findings, with I’tiiorattthttlctl teas sub-
stiluies, This is a strong team, with twti
c ttc'ners and two pitchers.

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‘ Urinrzt'rros or was “C.‘.T~Tnin.”.—To the
list or w-tsle vezetahle products lllttl are tiow
becotuittu uti'li'z'i-tl is to be adtlt d the common
‘fc.tl~tatl,” 4a pl uit Illill abounds iii .marry
in trsiiy dis men; to a very great extent. M.
DJ i not pt‘t-p tres the. fiber oy boilnig the cat
and dried lowest for several hours itr air al-
k-tltne s tlutio t, and then pressing between
rollers. and wns'ui I2. ’l‘tt'es pre land it is
valued at from $7 to $8 per hundred Weight;
and it is estiai ttetltlt tt France is c tpahie at
producing in le tSl lOJ,000 tons) early. The
fibre is ,t elltiwisti, but lattes (13-9,, readilr. 1,
is (11th. to tacious, an i cart be work.“ I’ll lit
to cordage, or conVertt-d int-t paper.
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- New. we?! crosswise simian—Aretha.
ing,t;ti;Bt-.‘Elstier. want-Zia wnicn pt‘ititoe's
hug been ooiled CX-‘l‘cltlz's a remark tbl.‘
cleaiiiiglttfl tettcs upot silverware of all
Kinds. especially spoons thtt lrth: bt'Cuwv
hittcketted'by eggs. Even delicttely chatted
trod engraved articles can, it is sail. be made
bright by this inertial. etten better than by
the us: of ilic"(irdiiitry polishing; powder.
w'tiict is apt to settle-in the depression, re.
quiritt‘g particular c tre in its removal.

 

 

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A»: 9.939 D'JrCJ [istsos.‘——“.liynlteer, do
3101,54.th l‘tl' tint 11 w > (: til (mutiny H tits?"
"Dinette-lily.” “\Veil. 1 1-“ you. Del'
reason dtl we ctll our boy [has (lat isit

his n this.” ~
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.tVliereislt-tll I put this ;) tour .4” its to be
- ' stire‘itf- .SL‘L‘ltljJ it to ill trt'otv ?" inquired
Mir-v. J~l to or ii 'l‘.l)l'tl|ilcl' Ctl tries. - "0n

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WISTPOB’I‘.

Souuttlttck gave the third Hop of the lesson

t the Rubber Factory's large uppcr room
l‘beir t‘tietids from surrounding towns pai-
‘cipated. The South Noi'n'ttlk “and Turn-
.tted music. as usual. About seventy con
ties were present. The afl'air wits enjoya-
tle, and it. is proposed to give another [I p

i the suite place during the month of No-

V auto-r. 4

The "Bl :cli“ l'ros‘, so called. at Tltuts lst
norui If." list was, its the lingt rs of death it
til remaining green foli tire.

The upper bridge has long been in an u -
:il'e co tdttiou. Some years ago, perliitp:
I my years, a great treshet carried ti 0
b:l igettvs and for a fate retail. in t'ttlot‘
:12, persons drivingr thil vay iti carriage
Liad to ford the stream. ."1 IN' t.ltu:ments ant
lit'l's stood as monuments of the etiterpritr
t" their respective builders. and ruled itt Ih
stilling heavens as if to ask somebody o
l=llll0llllng to hasten with lit rstritig piec 5
both etc. for the rebuilding of a structuit
vhiclt previously had been or so much s l
‘ice to the public No answer to their sup
ilication came until after the compl don t.
ite.N. Y. & N H. railroad in 1849. whi-
tI tjor Morris Ketcbuni. who was then I'l hi.-
li‘ltllt‘, and yet knew how to do the fti
ring when r qtirt-tl, proposed -0 have t-h
tridge rebuilt, and actually" dc frayed intll=
tan two-thirds of the expense. l'bc peop't
vere (It’lI;llll'd with the bridge, and it h -.‘
oust tntly b er) used since. 'l‘welity-flt
wars have Wrourlil wonderfulcliaiigt-s,at..’
Seety has intrked it for its own. The St
econt-n it We patched :tnd mended ever,
eason when mending or pitchingr was r.

1 tired. With the exception of it hot‘:

trunking through the pl inks, no accident h..-
tappeued since 184), btrt the sleepers, :t~
tell as the pl inks have become rotten, lllt.
:-vution was ittcessat'y when taking hear
. lads act'o-s the bridge. L‘lsl \Vt-dticsd
t hetvy ltad of ashes dra"'u by a lltan
I tirofoxett. while crossing the bridge bron
Lirottgh a come span. 'l‘lie ox cart out

due went pull melt into the water" but by
titiitt means the piti boiling the (ix-yoke tt
.ie ctrt-tongue. slipped out. and the ore
:tiotigli uraca bruised. esc tped tht: result~ t.
t 13 feet fill. The rat tblismcni lit-lunged t
lr. Lonson Col. y. It will cost the ion
5250. tti pty Mr. Coley. 'l‘o repair in
tridge in season would have cost $50.

‘I he Y -cht purchased ol‘ James B. Jessa,
'iy patties on L mg Islttid, and which Wll
‘l'ptll‘lt‘d to hav been lost. iti tne region t'.
.)oney Islantl.has been heard f. our. Vesst-
ind owner h we arrived safe and sound.

To build «be “east side" road swampet
he pleLCltlI', Mr E. P. Smith, anti non.
it .t the punlic begin to appreciate and us:
.itc road, the road itself is swamped by ever,
High title. ‘ ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Tit) lor, lche 800'

o t a Visit to Ctttadt.

The town. on Oct. 6th appropriated $50(.
to reptir two highways leading from tho
3reetis Firms dep it; Mr. Martin Grace hear
tttgofit,ttnd beluga Westport tax pttet
look a stroll our to the “ Farms“ and ex
trnitied the Work proposed to be done. it-
r‘lld tht-re Was no need of it costing mor-
hati $300. and he would guarantee to do i
or that sum, take town orders. and wait til
.owns pleasure in plylllt', no'withstartditi:
firmwo learn a contract but either’beet
{Wet}, or promised to one oftlre new stlacI
pen to do the work for $500.

Mr. Bet-«j intin Bradley, of Weston, Ii :-
>.ised this year tor market over thirty bus.
ls ot‘crattberr‘tt s. They are the fittest (‘Vt'l
iiftrt-d itt this vicirtl=y. He planted tht
terries as an experimettt,aiid fi..ditig it it
work well will next year enlarge his opt
rations . *
Rev. Mr. Williams held service at Cran-
berry I’lains last Sunday evening.

We haVe it on reliable authority that Mr
I‘. B. Wakeriian's entire yield of graprs thi»
rettr trill be nearer eighty than twenty ton~ .
[t is the most remarkable tieltl New Earp
ltnti ever accord d In one man.

The depot ro td widening and gradln:
must he finished within it prescribed period
of lI‘tIIB, ttcc ruling to law The Seas-m is st
i'aradv.tnc -d now that it is prtlptisetl to le-
ir lay ttVer till spring. Mr. Grace corne‘t
forward and stys if the Contract is gin-n to
him he will do it _ this (til, and (it it $500
cheaper than be count Tons-“3U Six months
hence. The it who; oftltat sum slioiilu‘, ast
ppettrs tti rte tax payers, be Worthy of cott
“PAUL-n

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sideration.

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BRIDGEPORT.

The Bridgeport horse railroad compsn;

ost $5 000l.tst year. the expenses having.

X0tcdt‘d the income that intich, and huvt

n CJtlqulJt'tICU raised the price of tickets.
now selling 16 for a dollar instead of 20, its
lll‘l‘eltrf vl'e. ‘

An interview with the managers and pro-
prietors of the principtl manufacturing es-
tztblisltnieitts or this city. with a view it

tl‘CtrIilllll-Ig ilie tli‘t-cts ol the late ptnit

upon thetii,tttid what Would be thx ir proba-
ble course-iii the foirlre, has deVrlnprd lltI

'acl that. noneoftlie minul'acturiug interests
tl'this city nave been as )‘ellsll’ltllb‘ly injur-
d,and the etl‘ect of the present financial
troubles his been I0 cause them all. in anti-
ctpation ol‘possible tlithcnlty in the l'lrurr.
to cut down their experts-at in every way.
to run with lower hands, and on short rim-

:tnd thus to economize as much as po-sible.
for fear of a c-intinutnce of the present
tightness iii the money market, and a 'con-
seq rent diillculty or meeting obligations.
The expression is general among them al
that the relief of the money In irket will
restore business to its norm tl condition, but,
pending that._t,rre.~t_t cm: is demanded in th-
conducr of business, to keep within sati-
limits.

'I‘he Bridgeport Police Commissioners
having had reported to them by the Ohm
he tininlit-rttl‘persons detilnz in intoxica
tinulqtors in Bridgeport, whic't llunlb'l
is 221. have instruc-etl tht-Chiefto notil‘, all
persons istllini.r l.qunr in Bridgeport tint
they must, ii'they have not already, compl

witbthe requirements of the licenSt- ltw or
the State on or before the 15th of November
next. or antler the penalties or‘ the law.

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UP run essence-

Henry R. Morrii. Esq, oi Litchtlel i. win

spent last winter I=l C ttutiibia. S tutti Caro

lit a, has received an ofi'er ol' the Principal

ship of the new Sta'e Normal tit-boo] abort

-o be opened in that city on a salary of thre:

thousand dollars {yr-av. It is understood.
howeverth he will decline and stick it

the law.

Mr. F. R. Starr, ti Espicopttl layman
occupied lllt‘ pulpit o the Congregational
Church last Sabbath and dvliVered two ear

nest and able discourses.
Lt'tcltfleZd Enquirer.

#2:

Grass Surmurtott.—The reader who
is fil‘mllltll‘ with the religious oliservancte oi
India is probably «Wars of the extraordina-
ry regatd in which the cup In held bv many
sects. Itt Germanv. as Mr. Liebich declare
drinking cups are kept by the gipsies wit
superstitious regard. the utmost cite beitty
taken that they never fall to the ground
“Should this happen, the cup is never usett
:tg tin. By loneliiny the ground it become.
3 tcred, and sh add no more be used. When
a gipsy c tree for nothing else, he keeps bn
tit-i thing-cup trader every circumstance." l
h We not bt en able tonscertain win-thet- tin‘
sgtecit-s of I't‘g'll'd for the can ever t'xlsit-d it.
England. but I know many who eould Ill)’
be induced to drinI fyotii it While cup .1
how I, the reason alleged b ting 1hr very friv-
olous and instttllcetttorie. that it l‘t'tllli‘-d't
them of a blood-basin It is.tl;nost needles
to say that this couia never have been tli-
ttrigen (tribe. antipathy . No such consider-t-
ttott deters English peasants lrom unit-.1.
white crockery drinking-vessels. In On r-
many. among the gipsles, it' s wonrtn ll."-
lroddeu on any object, or if the skirt of her
drew has swept own it or touched it, it is et.
ther drs'royedmr it of vtttutt l5 disposed at
or “(1"th used again. Ignund on inqtir
lll'Ll lllt.’ Silllle Cil>l0in Slill prevails lIlllOiig
the till uipsy flilllllt'B In England, and lb”
if the Oltjt'Cl be. :t t-rt-ckt-i'y plate or cup. it i
at. once lirok in. For this t'e:tsott.eveii moi:
than for c i'tveitietic". real gipsies are. accus-
ruined to itattgt v -r_t' cooking utensil, and all
. that pertnl is to the’taimg, high tip in tli-i
wogg-ills, It. is almost llet‘leds to poi.
out lion" cl is 1v these i.le.t.t :sgl‘tfte wit
ihvtstc oi'tn lllV I‘Ii'ldl .—-¥ V'mm‘T/tg EMWG

(interviewer-w"

 

 

 

Inst Wednesday night the young folks of

Money Orders.
Wasnmarox. Oct. 31.—— PM postal money

:oVernment during the war and which grew

out of the necessities of the rebellion, has

ot-toaic a popular institution and the busi-

ness of the post-olllct- iii that direction is
early expanding.

The report from Judge Martin. sixth att-
iit-tr ol' the treasury, to the secretary of "Ir
lr~!:tSUl‘)',S'l3 forth the wonderful growth
if the trio tey tii(l:'.l' business during the fi--
‘ll year. which ended June 3 lth. 1873. he

t as 3.355 868, against 2.723.469 for the fiscal
ear wlric I ended Jil-rt' 30, 1872. involving
I in n of $57,516 214 69. against $48,515.53?) -
."3 it 1872. showing 1 Iran.- increase in tin
'ttt trl. period of one year of $9,000,081.97.
l‘he increase iii the number of the British
l'llt‘l'lltllll)!lill m'iuey o‘de’rs issued was also
v rylar'ge. 'l‘hi'S‘Htl‘d'l'StlanlInIr to‘l,354.-
t.6.32, against $747,426.1"8 in 1872, art in-
-re.t<e of 607.525. Swirl ord.rs amounted

-t $78,413 93 against $85,579.02, ll decreasr
’ i' $7,265.99. German international ex

3.1311720 or m triey orders began‘on thelst oi
)crober,1872,attd front that time up anllllt'
.‘J list orders am tuzttitti 10312032312 wt-rt

ssued. The total amount of domes-tie
it“ my t [let‘s paid during the year Was
.56 900 851 23.2teains1 918.042.405.88 in 1872
'I ittcretse of 3885794135. The nu tiltet
l‘ Brl islt money orders paid was $214087.
.1, against $183.810.82,rm increase of UVl‘I'
$51. 276.78

W Elegant ecatfs arid 'lies, at Coin-
ock B: o‘s. ’
*«.>—.—‘——
Wlfiou want it ptir a'oud spectttcl as get
"lose made by Lttz-trus & Motris; will tea
may years without changing; to be hao
t tly at Weett‘s Jen‘e‘rv Store. .

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Tlu sues: Investment.

Mr. William Cullen Br ttrit fttriiislits th-
‘ ll()t\l.l'.' translation of M r ial’s ad niraltl
oiuraut :—-

"l‘ht‘iv 5 may break in tth bear away your.
hold.
The cruelflnme any l w your mansion low
[our du s the rabbi. es debtor may witholtl
Your fi lls may no return the grain yor.
80W,

't spa-ttdtbritt sit-wit rd at your cost may “in

Your Slilp‘ may founder with their prtc
ions store ;

lut wealth bestowed is safe-for what you
give, .

And that alone, is yours forevermore."

H.» '

Drink to me only with thine eyes, 01' W3]
tains' Extract Jamaic t (linger.

 

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DURING out: insulin-mine Am'rictrt
lo tSll at Bankok presented the- King no
legal" assortnitnr of lil- tlltdlllle liom
“Jr. J. C. Ayer,ot' Lo-tell, Moss, lor th-
..-t- ol‘ the Court. He explained to his
:.'0jl'.\'l’ their ot-i.;.itt from the greatest clietit~
it and th- ir uses. The Cherrv Pect- ml for
'ilig‘lts—lllt‘ Stirsap-trillt for eruptive dis-
tses, arid the Anne Cure for the lemon that
l't' SH fatal in this hot country. The duo-
; roun condition oi a favorite wile iti tltt
.- ItCt' at h o e of the disorders these med
ctnt's care, gave him apt-cit! inter-st in
trse products of medical skill; ittdeett,
tt-se inelical iii-tth-ls interested bitii more
I our country lit to all the other attentions
so had shown him.
—Lr.‘tarf:om a lady in Siam.
W——~—

Astronomer on Tim Lust A. ll. DAVEN-
'Ctt'1‘.—-Att amusing story is told of this I‘m--
2 n ly (ll'C“:ll-it‘t.l :tcrrr. He was a "fellow ot
:ttinitej '86," and n as tamilirtrly known as
D .lly"l) Net-port. tiring the-preval-itm
l'yt-llow fever at New Orleans in 1867, he
..-ts mtnttger of the aettlemy of music in
.htt city . Another actor ti tint-(l 9 Weapon.
\‘lltl at the entire time was playing at "it
\1. Cir r1 '5. died. and tire repot went iiortlt
ttat it was "Dolly" himself. Hts aged
:IOlllcl‘, residitinat Stamihrd. CL, at o-tce
-.ettt a dispatch to ‘the preptieror of tht
cademy ot‘tiiusic. sujtitttr: "r'lettse send on
by son‘s rrrirultts." 'l he dispatch beini
iruul over It) him, lli' rep tit-‘(I to tilt' tele-
ratio t-flisr and penned the following re-
t-y: “D or Mothtr--I shall bring "'1 my

 

 

 

.mtirs in about it“) we. ks. "Donn."
.u—o—
Jliildrcn otters look Pale and
sick-

.‘rorn no other cause that. having worms in the stom-

cht Itittth> Val-MIPUOA‘. Lualrll‘s nili de-
--rov norms Wllllt nti July in the child. beln- pet-
--c:ty Will i It, and tree t out all color-lug or otttet
t Jul.ons lugredtei is usually usedln worm p entire-

0

tour.

CURTIS (4: BROWN, Proprietors,
_ .vo.tl15 n‘ntton .s‘uee..Nen' York.
so d by D nggists sun Ulterltie.s, and .lclers iu
.ttedlc we at lwsnrr-Fivs Ct Ms A box. 1931
-v.>—.

“Ton Yours 10 Die. I'l httnuizds of yount! bedroom

:tittitfi‘flr ease-yearly Leer: tutu twenty-rive to ..i

-av--d by taking ltsns’i‘fltflhaniuut haw bet 1.

sir. when the Ill-II h III'EI. no la. "’7 _"~h Asp"
P.ke’s t‘oatuscne moo.- cm: in one minute.

» ow.»

KER u AST5 and )IAKUFAC'I URER.‘

.ltt nelt insure their shipments to their

celloalll it o: n tt 3

EIIISOI'S PATIuT S tIPPlIB TABS.

ter Two hand en astlbutts I.I\e bee.

. . tie past tut .teatr, Wallaflt camplatn. to
loss by Aug bee-unto detached. All aspen Coi:
use then. Stud by Primers and carousel. ever)-
waste.

 

garrison" Peristnllc Lozenges.
‘Pisnssut, rtumpt attu chemo-e. twt: taken a;
.r.gu. tn Ne tire trowel: once mm morning. I ulikr
.11 Pills, they ne'er c tune lulu uul‘ recline lucreln-
.11 «we to peace» a cute '

'1 hey cu.e Heartache. Dizziness, eruttfon cue:
eating, sour Ls‘dug. .t..u \VU-) unis”... gut in Los-
tvt. ass and A nyussttos. outlawed to tilt care.-
-i I’ll. s,e.tttet siteutpgt-r'bltttu. that human cts.
Large 0 x 60 can, mailed Lee [or thts test p. ice.

0... .i ..t.u - 1.1”.“ Hips .11 ItALsAM,

t ‘sp‘ettutu en e tor omens. IIJABSrilIEl'h, and all
the.“ transport c-.mi..ntnti.' ‘ur‘ rule b, .a.
.sAttllleI?A a. up, Pt'upttetore, No. 1 .rI',-IIUIII
temple, ullvln'lliu b, KIIAUIngT,IClI. » ~ 4.4;»

W

The Household
. and . .
. Family Ltnipsent
is the bait i'ensdy in the wo:lu’l.r the followin:
c tniptarnts, v.z.: mama.- to the Limbs ands-01mins.
t‘ttiu in titestataaehhuuwele, .tr sin. , lthen 'leem
n atlits'fwtim, thitt ‘us vollc, Neural in, Chalet,
lesen.er5, Coins, resh tv antics, rtitt.1- be e
rut-oat, Spinal Complaininb ruins In” bruise,
_':u|Il§E'Al.ltt Raver. o'er-inter." ..nd external use.
'It: tlpctaulun ts . ut. only to relieve the patient, tin
entirely removes tue'c.t.i~e of sun complaint. I.
teuctrates .tnu parvaues tut: Whole system, reetortni.
‘ ealtby ac i ~11 to .tll _th pane, and quiche-mug tm
t-tttttt. . he don celsqrd ea‘ufaeea In pure-
ly Vegtsliteaitu still dealing, .t'repatéa’oy
' UUJITIxfi nation,
Na. silt Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by alldrngalsts. > 1:31

3111'th BULBS! lilil'Bll BlilBSl
soda-d mover og tlutbs mailed toapptictsnts.

ucloal-lgifilL A descriptite I.mai list. or limits sent
’l'cc. a . .i SPOUNutt, No.4 beacon Si... hasten.

, 1 .————.-4.' / ' ‘3-" ~. ..
. Lamas, Grit: rat: BEST‘l
If you unite a flowing ‘stachlue, yonshonld use the
tritium Turin l‘otritn.

‘ andx ‘, ' .
ADJUéTABL-B: autumn:

it will ”rack or Hem any destrsbte width in the most
puree. manner, withun. Glflbul‘e, mat-slug. bastin -.
.r hill“ g by hand. It. i no. a teen mstker.

Jul-rs eicn thesaurus since, oz. Full directions Willi
encu one. It.- II no {lulu .- e sun easily sutured.
3.. lady Would be me on fiber. oncs‘utttiig it.
.l your SCWIBK silicates Agent has'not got them.
“an .3 to so. undersigned, turn on: will be sent yet.
iy tnsii, past-pent. Ask-t tr t.e FAKKAAU 't'llcli-
SR. and take no other. ' ways state What I'titd t l

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achiuell is wan edict. .rpectttl‘letnteiell eat».
tit knots oi bauxite.- att.0ee- tn ..et nos. units a
t’ulbuPa. 75 utngaton an, Ilueton matte. limits
' .s-§—-f—-—L
t‘birty Years} Experience of pair
told .st‘wse.

Mrs. thieldwinfiooshtngsyrup “the
presumption to orient me best reunite my...-
:t.t.ts .mu .. .tiset- in the United states, and has beet.
bell to- thirty years With que'r t'uiliuu safety one
access by millions oi tntit nereand ch:ldreu.l‘rom tht-
'eebte intent of one wees olti to the adult. It co.-
'eCte .ICldtly-IJI‘ the stomach, relieVes. wind colic.
euttlatt-e the bowel», and fives rest, health into
to him I. to moths-rat d'ebllt . M c bellow it. to In
m- Itest and Safest [tenet y in the vv rld ln'aii care.
it tn’sa: .1 st: t_atta oiaaauqzs lb cutLtgltitb,
vat-titer lt nriws from no nine. in froth any oiite
:lnre- Full directions for using will accqlhpdlt)
such ho.tle. ”N tie sentittie unless tne‘ use-V illllve t
Littl'b & l'I-ZRKIAS is on the outside wrapt er.
win by all duo-cute Beaten. lyai

“‘«0»

the most Wonder rut Discovery or the
19“! January.
Dr. 3. I). Boise’s

AB . BIAN MILK-CURE
53R coflsuflpflumand slidieettseu ofthethront.
unset tutu lungs. (tut.- only metlzciite or the stud it.
he World.)

A censure-n: so: not Live: on.

Permanently cures Asthma. Brouchitlanctipicni
:tinsumption, Luel of Voice. Shortness of Brent-b.
Liars-Th. Uf\lflp,clln"l‘.l, Colds. kc“ in a few days,
- lite music I’l‘lt‘t tl'perbotttem for 55. Also.
fir. S. D. Rowe’s

 

\‘h'ch Difl‘ers front all other preparation» it. it: int-
ited alt zit-lion tipor the
LI VICE, IS IDA ISIS a lid BLOOD.
It is .tttrely wee-able 11‘ d t: cause-stile sys.crtt o
t i .n poi itier, build.- it d make.- L‘tlt‘l .

 

trill" urogen- ottrt Ctttiititt‘tttotti "l cli-tliettgeilt-
Lttliltetitaw.‘ thevyllot'le- is worth its we:glit l!
liltl. Price $1 per liontle: ~ix vimlle», £5, lint.

Sole Agent, for Norwa ' it.
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rider ststem, which was adopted by the

emoer t-f domestic money old-rs issut-tl'

.-’|

\rabian Tonic {stood-Purifier.

:tcii til-ml. It can. _ '«iziiill. Jim, it oi a!
~llllll‘. rent-v05 Cuisinart-tit, and rcgn‘ates tht
"t-twcis. For "Iicticrttl llrb '1')," ~‘ LoslVira! ty,”

~y ~t ltl‘tll‘rln'l L. UHLE. ti-ttggt-t.sti 11 Main St..

t l

Theo. Harrison,

Will eel!

THE

balance of his Summer Stock, in a Lace, Congress,

Boor

st Reduced Prices,

AND

can give yo a light or heivy Boot or

' SHOE

tor a large or small

_' or woman. Just received New Geode.

READY

to sell Baots, Sim s and Rubbers,

FOR FALL

TRADE-
308mm WORK Alli) REPt-llllliili

A SPECI.\LTY;'

39 Main Street. Not-walk. Conn.

 

true:
Lazar-us .1’: 1|I0rris’
CELEBRATE!) PERFECT!!!)

tttcitctts & tit GLASlES.

THE 3,2871" THE WORLD.
I‘ll BY NEVIS II 'I‘IIBE TIRE EYE
And lasts many years without change.
For: SALE BY
7.! N Us. “' WED.

NATCAHMAKER llill JEWEIER

(Under the Opera House.) 4
NORWALK, CON N.

Dill GOODS l° DRY GOODS!

ELKAN' (23 CO.

In 0 'dEl‘ to enlarge our stcck of

I
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Hosiery.
Fancy Gonds,
' And Millinery,

we oll‘er our entire stock of

Dress GoOrls .e Shawls
’ i—AT-

'Great: Reductions.

Bl;cl Gtiittt an Yak Lilli
IOOPS, FRINRES, AND GIMPS.

OPERA AND CLOAKING FLANNELS WATER-
PROOF CLOTllfl. CA \TON, FLANNl-‘LS. GING-
BAMS. BEL-1 It KS. 8, 9 and 10-4 SHEER
INGS. PILLOW CA<E MU L139, CALICOE-c.
TABLE LINEN, TOWELS, ANA) 'l'Ot- Ele'G.
II.\I':N AAl'nl‘SS, LISEN AND CO'l'IUN DlA
PEilS. -

to Host ERY we oft-rt-BALBRIGGAN, very fine
s'ila Embroidc ett.7b ceutewurth £1.00; BALIlKlG-
GAN.veiy line on cents worth 85 cents. Ladle,
tine MERtbO VitS'l‘e, 31 m worth ”.50. A full as-
~ol‘lll en’t ol 2. en sit tt ot:s't w. and cssvsss.
CORSETS. 715 cents worth £1.00. -LADIE§’ 'llEl‘.
SJARFS, Art” nows. at35 cells and upwards:
.\ ECK RUHiINGS. COLLA RET'I‘ES. CUFr S A.\ D
JULLA RS. KID GLOVES! K21) GL‘JVnSI! at 65
cents and upwards LADTbn’ DBtVIAG GLOVES,

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c.
CENTLRMEN’S WthE SHIRTS, 6‘. 03 and up-
wards. Very tine FLANNEL HEARTS, 75 etc Worth
8140, 51.15 worth 81.50. A full the of English
mitt flow, Suspenders, Ties. rcnb, 81.6 flows, at
trait P-‘ice. it’uoleu Jackets. handkeicniefr, Linen
‘gdnl’nper Lntt's and Collars, Jewelry, Combs and
odr'PFiutsW'a-Xerfnmery. .
tendon and custom. Pleasi‘gch‘ii’EPLEP‘d 7°“ 3"
Very Respecttnily. ‘ ‘

ELKAN & CO.

'liilliams’ Extract lamaiia Bingo,
ti. Ii. Brown's “ “

F. Brown's ::
tlhie’s
By the Single Bottle or Dozen.
COSTAR’S INSECT POWERD,
[7021’s " "
IlEllt'il'S :‘ 2

KNOWLES'
- In Bottles. and

PERSMN INSECT POWDER
Bythe Pound.

Fine llaiitllterrltit-f Extra et's

For stile h, the. Ounce—~16 din‘erent odors. The
tit-ital large assortment, of

T0! L I'i'l‘ A IS 'I‘I ( 'LI‘IS.

consisting 0! Perl mery, Lilly Whites, Pttmadee.

tlalr Oils, Cosmetics, Soaps, lit-ashes of all kinds.

used Mirots. BJLII Sponges, tic.

All the well snttwii PATELT I'lEnlClh ES
kept in stock. and any new artice supplied at Iuort
notice at regular prices.

the Drugs. Chemicals and Medicinal
Preperauou- ate setecteu unit can: and writs
wists-ace to their purity and reliability \«nly. A
hr 9 assortment of Pressed Ilet be. krpl on sale and
ed. til. its made it the list. as fast as car ed for.
Prescriptioneanaad lteeipttt eat. em Lt compounded
Sunday heart—9 to 10, a. in. 12 in 1, 5 to 7 p..tti.

 

Tue Essences. Extracts. and setters] line of Drugs
titecreo bv counts: me~chattte can be supplied in
q tam tea to salt, at low prices. and the g .od~ war-
nn ed tint-clues. Envelopes and Writing Papers.
as well as utLer stationery st light-u to suit the times.

The Soda anti lliltll Beet lturtain.

is now in tall opersttoit and sit Thimy and Hot
Ones sis invited to call sud rest the assertion LhJI
there is none better dl’lI‘u in Kuwait. than at

[JIILB’S Dill'ttt areas,

No. II MAIh STREL'I‘.

 

EDWARD BANICS,

SIVIL ENGINEEROSOBVEYOR.

t\‘ttru allt... ('tzirn.

Orders left at. the Residence of B 0. BANKS,
data Street, Will be promptly attended to. 43”

FOOTE’s

HAT STORE!

.1 LL 811.! Wis I

A LL ('OLQRSI , .
ALL STYLES!
(min the Robbie Young Men’s [latte the Widenrlut
Planter.

—-—--

- SPECIALTY

Silk Hate-3'

mm to order and mounted to at by s French
otmtoripoter. (first tit-ed in town.) tile Styles Ite-
motlclodlatoprenct shapes ~ _-
UMBRELLAS, 0A NES, TR UNKR
TEA mum; DA on. SHIRTS,
(JUL/.4175. N111 .‘.'-.' HEAR,
GLOVES, do. the.
Lender’s l'tl ck, Washington Street
S 1115! XCRWALK, CUIiN.

A new LOT or

CA NA lt'. Y B IRDS,

, 'Just received at PROWlTl" ‘.
I? AWW W '8 13%;.

 

- I'st‘fll “unul'nctured.

DEALER IN

rthtlS attains.
MELODEONS, ’,

Wall Street. Nitwallt,'ilt.

NEXT DOOR to SAVINGS BANK

i keep a Inge stockofinstrnnieiition humane
eellthem on .ttouthlylnetalitnents, Everybody cut
haves Pianoor'ngsn. .

SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
WEBER PIANOS,

STANLEY ts sums.

01:0 VESTEEN ts acumen,

‘ [IA lives BROTHER.

VASE e sort

andtvilliuinlsh st shortaotice..

Cell and see them.
can lucratmnncc
Taken in Exchange for New.

TUNING AND REPAIRING

Done at short entice,

'l‘lrc \Vober Piano.

Afew Extracts from the great number rrcelvee
by the most e-nltienr musicians oi the United states
nay notbe inappropriate!
have setter loan a Piano which equalerhe Webet
I’lanotorte. Geo. 1". Kristen).
The Nether Piano occupies justly the B‘trst rant.
amorizvtthe ltesr. Pianos. . .V. Partisan.
The \Veoerl’tatiosc innotpouslblybe surpassed.
'. 8. Mills.

1 used the Weber Grand l'iano.=tec:ttise lctinsttte.
ii the treat in the World. Harry Sanderson.
The Weber ”3'10 9 issessernvervthine th'-i can It:
wished for in a _ lano,.- ago. W. Morgan.
Tue \\ eber Plano ranks foremost smote to tht
Wm. Mason.
Thecher Pl-tvtos stand First amongst the. aplen-
lld Pianos produced in thri- Country.

Clara .V. Broil-"MI.
A ten vears’ rcqttalntance satisfies me that tht-
Nebei Pianos-iretinapproachable.—Jolin lander.

1 would call especial attention to

THE ESTY COTTAGE ORGAN

Beautifully finished in black walnut and
rosewood. combining more perfect-ions than
my other in the world. Has taken mot-t
'han one: HUNDRED AND FIFTY COLD Mt-D
the still) rius'rrnsutcits. at Fairs and Ex-
hibitions throughout the United States.
Tliev are endorsed by the highest musical
tuthorities. .
Certainly the best I ever heard.

' Geo. W. Morgan.

It is vocal. which is the highest praise that
can be bestowed on any instrument.
0. ‘B. Seymour, Musical L'r'rtw N. Y. Times.

They are the best reed instrument we have

met with. , ..
0. ts J. flatten. Organ Budders. N. Y,

It is the papilla-ultra of reed instruments
Prof. E. 1.. Baker. '
It contains sweetness and power in an
unusual degree—Rev. Bishop Simpson, ii].
If. Church.
Language i‘ttilsin adequacy to convey a
fair idea of the perfectly enchanting pose
of this instrument.—Indmndent.
Vastly superior to anything of the kind I
have ever played uponr- War. A . King;
The Esty Organs are without it superior.
Geo. Jardme. Organ Builder,1l'. 1’.
No tremolo has yet been invented llltl'
will in any way compare with this for lit-au-
t y of e ficct.— Wm. A.Jalmson‘, Organ builder
It is not merely the best, but it is the on];
mechanical reproduction of the human voict
which has ever satisfied rite—Fer. H. 1'.
Riggs. Presidentof Northern ll'et‘o Yorklllusi'
l'al Aaroct‘atzon.

J M. r-o'r‘vals. wont-am.
13 mt I-iistC'l‘t-t

I -

NtW Illzlllill‘l RESTAURANT.
A STRiC'l‘LY FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.
Prices moderate. All who desire to be well and
neatly served are cordtslly invl ed -0 call at
BENEDIDT’S DINI‘G ROOMS.
119 Chambers Street,between Wes! Brosdwnr sird
Church Street, 41 NEW YORK.
IVE GEESE itlttt's~s'I—Ir.ns.'——~
, At a. K. LOCK WOOD“.

 

 

“’0 Win a-.- -. n ,
greatly Reduced 15.33%! I

J'. M.POTTE Bv._

TheMutualLiie ns Co..Nchork,

, .. pisses unocnwar'm

Select 801100-21;—
Regnlar English Course Four Y

lull}, MIIIIAIEB, BIANIIB AID In".
urnwlttg trout can and iron. natttte. A itit.t.ett
lllllnllm' of pupils rt ceived into at e rn'v ily. Fart
term commet ctr .ttotrtts‘y. “e, I. lb‘lt, 1873. For
circular-adore" misfit}! Itltm K)\AY.
no B 3443, NOIWJIS.COUD.

trons [AWN scttoot.

'r the out sl‘Joit .\ no.“ ESTI‘ smear. oillicb
dtld Warts-ts. Instruction in altthe b:‘tll.CLO
otnitigl.sli education. Also,

Drawing. Paintingd ring ill! go s,Mu: it

OI‘J tot-DRAWIAG MADE. A :l’h: IAL'IY. A
few Young Lad es recciml intotte runttty. 'l';t
31ml) t'ertn Will en pittance n upsssrvlv, bxivr. 1o. '73
MISS “ELEV .ll. :l‘EV...\'< "RIAUIPnL.

 

 

DAI‘II‘I‘

SEMINARl FOR YOUNG llOII‘.

‘ “Us Institution is pleasantly situated on Femi-
Iinty Hilt,abt tit one mile irotn llarirn Depot.
For beau-yo! l-tcatltmarid scenery, and heal titul-
ttus of cllniule. no more dcrll‘ablr pitce can be
found. Thebutltllnzls nevv and built with direct
reteic: cc to the ctitvt-t leieeantt ctmtort t l pupils
theruomi- are large with high ceilings, well vet-ti.
lated. and t cw'y furnished tutttnglit nt.
‘ipriug l‘erm commences ........... Match Btth,1S7t.
it‘ail " " .. . .......... Sept. 30th, 1875
winter ........... Jan. mints“
There will he iiutore vacaii- I‘t labour at weel
luring the winter ll'illdtlyr. For terms-.eicnad.

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trey-s EMILY A. RICE,Prtt-ciprl.
13 Dariett Dcuot.Conn.
MI LLIN'ERY.

0 THE LADIES 0F NORWAHK & V'ICINITYI
Allow me to inform you thatlnui new pic-
uared t~ show you my

Fall and Winter Millinery (loads,

of which I have it new and splendid assortaten , cot -
sistlnu cfelt rlte Styles. Shapes and \( wiles t 1' le
Season. To the above leading specialties l won (t
'ttnle your attention b 1011: part: rising tz'scw e e.
Gramt‘rl on [7111 [W ms, and trusting I will nit-r.-
your patronage, lremaln tespectfn 0:,

1] Ito J. B. BE'I‘TS.
Norwalli. August. Bttt, 18:3 tittil‘

MRS. s. n. vaunenstir'

AS R thiOVED her Milline'y and D es~mal~zlrip
Rooms to High Street. tw.. do or lrom Moist
UJI' Depot. when: she has a laree assortment o

OI II I.I.\ISIIY GIHIIIS.

nimble t‘o-thc pre<ent and approaching season.
Nurwallr, Sept. ".3, 187 . 2m'38

Mrs. FAWOET'I
0| No. 4 W l . Ell STREET.

.Vonld especttutlyaptmutce tt tht Llldit‘: or Nob
walls and vte.n1tt that site is m n pit pared to sup-
ply them Will] :I fail and complete asset in cut or

Milltncrv (30069.
f the Best. Styles and Qualitt.
.Jheaper than ever borne t ll'ered in hot natlt. 13.38
F. A. GUNTIIER.
F U R 152. I E R ,
\VAsnlNGTtrtn' STREET,

HOU'III NORWALK, (over Melville E. iltcati’s
T‘tanx‘n: House.) 41ni3

llll REPKIR 0R MAKE IIEW "IRS Til lllllllll.

 

 

 

O. s, STARR

llas titted up the State corner of

TVALL &' WATER St.,

and opened a full line of line

Teas, Cofi‘ee, Fancy Groceries and
Dried Fruit. .

C
We interd to do a strictly CARI! basiness believ-
lngtltnt ln adop'irt: ttt..t sysietit we can give our
customers a be terttt'tiela. at a lower price. Special
attentiot- 21 ea or line

TEAS & FRESH GROUND COFFEE.

Call and see its atthc C .rner Store.

0. S. NI‘UHL
CHAS T. LE trtAtiD &. sort.

DEALEHII
C '0 A. L
WOOD AND ERICK.
N’th River Blur) Store.1ime,Cemer t

ALSO
CEMENT PI?! F7?! SEWER}, Wills A"

_ Grimm. . .
wnoLss-aun AND RETAIL.

Witter St, Ytitwttlit, Court.

DR. WiLSl—lllllli’tl truth

For the on c of

° Diarrhea. It) seittet'y.

 

 

 

n,— .
. I
ll till SALE, ClllllAl’ .
A GOOD payit Grt ce-y ltt hit: with llorse, I
it soon and a i the tx ‘t it l‘u pittc.
Satisfactory teaeous tot selling. I r quilt t f
2t's2 Capt.1lt. h. DALE.
fun SALE. -0ne Rockrtway Carriage, tWo Poles,
9 one wattle Harness, Enquire or
-I

CllAllLeS SHERRY.
B 3"“.-A O te-horse ’l‘w t-vo'rtetl B'eaenrc Car.

’0
I' na» 9; running gear near: as utttzd as new.
Pr c081 0. Enliill'etlf D. S. CURTIS. 25H

 

 

'Ro Whom It May Concern!

[i LIAM A. BULL end his tutu.“ ll LIAM ll.
HULL, at the last 'l‘etm » tit -ltt- : it. your
Court In this county had tl ell sir-nan c: cltat pinto

. ttckweli.
“I'll. A 910' KWFL ,
' W a. ll. STULKWLLL.
Norwalk. Oct. man, 1818.

ltAMt‘lMl. _
it EA t. tzsiwi r2.
rxtt'rutci-z,
OFFICE.
MELVILLE E_. MEAD

AG hN l‘ F'U R

2:49,

 

Aesets chl‘ $70,000,000.

The Phenix Fire Ins. Co., Brook'yn,

Assets over $2,000,000.

Williamsburg City Fire Ins. 00.,
0F BIBMIKLYN.
Assets over $600,000.

Hanover Fitelns Co ,ch. Y.City,

Assets over {9.6504}. '

Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.. Hartford,

Assets over 8700M“).

Ngtional Fire Ins. Co . Philadelphia,

Aseea‘ u’c. $400 Our.

Hartford Co. Mutual Fire Ins.-Co.,

.... rm endow.

 

Best Spool Silks. 50 yards 7 £18., .
_ 100 yards 14 cts. _
LSILK BRAIDS rti all NEW SHADES,

at 6 cents a piece.

llLillIES’ titan VESTS, E

. at 65c, no.8'c. 9!: each.
I NECK TIES WITH RUSHIHG I
at 49 cents each.
NICE REAL HAIR SWITCHES,
~ __A'l‘ ems EACH.
N Children's Merlin Hats, N
At 81.94.4146, Had. $1.98.
We have the largest stock at
85 Tttmttti Barrett tit Hats, 85
VEL FEE? P715762; 1:1}? ig’TRA W,

For Ladies and Children.

sash Ribbon,
' SEVEN INCH ES \1 IDE,
to all Colors, at 74 cents per yard.

“Best Thompson’s Glove PittingM‘
_ cu is .. en‘s.
AT $1.60 EACH.
A Hoop Skirts. A
AT 40 CENTS EACII.
N 50 I)uzenw N
Ladies Cotton Stockings,
AT 9 CENTS A PAIR, AT
U KLEIN t liliNllEL’S. it
E Slain _Str eet, E
It nonmus, " '

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T1: ‘

THE Bras-1"” 7'

BASE BURNER
STOVES

m was: uranium,

At Panic Prices.

E. K. Loclttwood’s.

Also a large assortmenlol‘ Stoves adapted neither
Parlor or Sitt’ng Rooms. 81 Len-(41:11. Ole.
r-r h No.1: oLrvs BRANCH rinse houses,

liter 7 lllill Rattle lit $12M),
_ Portable Heaters,
Diamond and Ruby, Futnncas.
Stove Repairs of every description.
GOAL HODS, COAL SIEVES, GOAL
SHO VELS, PA RI) ONIAS,
PLA TE WARMERS,

nvssm AND LiIITATION PIPE,
zsve, sure, Ire...

_..... A '12—...

It‘s Kt Mums.

 

"1“.l. . . . .. 14.’ now :lmkfi'»wmqr~tw-an. .. '30s

(new. weight cu tbs.) only 318.00; tvtll worth «to. i )sllartd we.
. ook Stoves, flan-es, _ l LEWIS J. a...“ [‘15,
8““ A ”'7' ”“‘“"’" ""- *~ rm remain street. tut walk. Ct.
b’AMPLE COOK. UN tux,
muggy“ MEBQJ‘PHRIOR “ "
. A .N , n. , - ' '1?
m Etc- 1'. 1!. 8L H. B. EMITEL

GHOIEM. 8t OHOIERR MOiEUS
I PIIKELY VECETAIIE C.MPCIIID.
Artireand specuy lie rerun Fire at) .vs cantp'aintl.

For sale by

H. M. t 0.9, PSOW]'IT._
SEWER PIPE! SEWER PiPEl'

All sizes. Tlte clit':t;)tr—t and “rest. .‘I tnnfaelnrec
and for sale b t:- A“. l‘. L '.UN.\I~‘D .2 S-JN.
Norwnlk,Jn 'e 1'6. 197 '. O

 

 

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iia‘titttiel and White Star Lii‘tca

OF 0015;: N STEAM EIKS.

Partrie'l'itlels ail DtatttfttStlt.
It [3 A I. [is 'l‘.\ 'I‘ It

0}“ EVERY DESCltIPTION.

BONDS BOUGHT A.\D SOLD ON 003111113310):

Deposits rc--e‘vcd, lnteret-t allowed oti balances, and
a gene-a! Banking Business carried on. For partic-
ular: appty to

MELVlLLE E. MEAD,

0R
JACOB M. IAY'I‘OV, Cashier-
OLD BANK TlUILDthi, \VAsrrr'Vu't‘on 57..
SOUTH flOriWALK. CONN.

F. H. NASH 8t BROTHERS,

Buy all their goods of

FIRST HANDS,

AN D A‘l‘

INSIDE FIGURES.

and conse neutl can seliat lunch lower prices, than
if arctic-lid .hrt’iueh MlilDLlfi .\ltt;.tl or JtlBiti-IHS.
Ve havoc instantly or hand a gtent utters ol‘

CROCKERY,
both FOREIGN a DU'MEs't'IG. ,,

French Ctiitia, Parian and Btilit Iiiian wares.-
A larée assortment of Table and Fancy
Gliss Wart-s, also French Glass
Shades of all shapes and sixes.
Fancy articles of 'l‘itt,
Wood. Iron, Lava and other
Materials. . full line of
Kicben Furniture Heaters, Rtntres.
.th stoves on ALL mites.

We hatrejitrece‘v. d :13 pa inv rice of

It'oriillatl Paints,

ot'Jhrt-e thales.
These colors are natural. in: as naturcmade them
in the mine. are durable, st it will last longer than
my other kind of Paint.

NOECE.
PLUMBING l PLUMBING!
A3136 engaged l.

he services '01 D. B. LCM, a
H plumber at great exiterte cc. ntttt tailor-ably
a town in this vicinity

as a practical wtitkntstt tit all
.irartclies of plumbing. I shall be :r leto simply ttte
public with the best work at. short notice. Lease

«our orderefui-

 

 

LIFTA .VD FORCE PUMPS, BA 'I'H Tt'lt's, IVA Tlr'R
CLO-VETS, BOILERS. BASI TS. LEAD,
TIN-LINED AND BLOCK TIN

‘ PII'E'. am. the" rte" ‘
tit of which are ofered at vowest market rates.

 

Dealers in»

.HARDWARE,GOTLEB.Y,
Wall Paper. Window Shades.

rams, 0th we eLsss.
Oscillating, ltttase & Sign Painting.

No. 30 Hair: street.

 

is rm e vs tt.. ,
, IIS. 3. I. JI'J'Dngwiil t‘e‘iitive MO‘DAY
U-J'I‘ 13th, -.-.I Itlll '.‘ mots 37 W- ttl 4L1‘L'c5 [Vt‘l'
r. i’. Word’s ll ti; \"lllrc. w te-‘e thel idles will rind
tfnll assortment. of E. lsuttrlck .‘tt Co’s Patterns.

 

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stones.
i

 

.
H A. R N E S S .
1’; 11. l) W YER,
)Iattnl'tcttltcrof

CUSTOM MADE HARNESS,

and do: erin

Pitts: SADDLEIBY Goons

or all 'lltcrlplitins, JOJBINO promptly mended
to. Also.

Furnishing; l’trtlt-t'ltiitet'.

C'tskt-ts 1 ti . - it is N eve 1v desiv-el st yle ‘tod pat-
tern. ill-tut} tves. \‘cr (‘4. it toes, Flowers. lieursr
and C.rrri~t~:e I t' Jr. .‘Illll Stree , her: door to
Connecticut 11 ilel.

THE NEW SALOON.

‘ 'l he Sulbcl liter having tcn‘t Yt (- to tIteStozc,
No. 2| MAIN STREET.
. and titted up the same nsa
Confectionery Store

— Brid—

 

Refreshment Saturn.

lsl'ully re .(ll’i'd ,0 u l t l ‘
variety ‘pr 1 s ppy be polite ntln etery

Choice Confectionery,
Ice Crt rim.
Soda Water“.
. Ottawa Beer,
Foreign and liomésllc Fruit,
Nuts. Cigars. no.

' Ladies and gentlemen can obtain Oysters and
llleals at. all hours in the Restaurant.

c. H. DOUGLASS,

Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

Confectionery and Ice Cream.

 

THE GREAT

REMEDY FOR

CONSUMPTION

which can be cured by a
timely resort to tliisietatrd-
at'tl preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the

proprietors. It is acknowl-
edged Uby many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable prcpn 'atiou ever iti-
trodttced for the relief and
cure ol all Lung complaints,
and is oil'ei'cd to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
oi over iorty years. thcrl
resorted to in season it; scl-
dorn fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
Cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Crotrp, \Vhooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore-
. tress in the Chest. and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding.
at the Lungs, &c. \Vistar’s
Balsam (10cs not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most prcpa 'zttioris, but it:
loosens and cl .‘tltlSCS the
lungs, and alloys irritation,
thus removing; the cause of
the complaint. '
PREPARED BY

BETH W. POWLB C: 80173, Boston, nicest.
And said by Draggists and Dealers generally.

CEMENT HORSE BLOCKS.

LL SlZu'h A .\ I) ST) L 1‘. Just as durable and
at. tes- than out - hivd of llt"cu- t. of stunt
riocusauil .ttn'ac illt'd and for sale hr _
CIIAKLJL: ’l‘. tnzo hill-l 31 “ON.
Water Street. Norwalk.

 

A L 1'1: ED 1.: NA PP,
\Vasiiingtori Street,

stTn N0 in \VA LII,

 

 

Come‘and see ne at theiold stand of Hill. a: Hubbell and

NOW Is THE TIME TO BUT YOUR
Wm. K. J amen, Water Street, Nefwalk Bridge.

 

‘Nhen Prices are down and Stacks are full.

 

[its {:Ilol‘s urination, A ttctitimt!

Wt. PBDtttJ‘xc \t'AGUXs, Len-[y re“, (0,13,,
as! a Bargain. o qotte ‘l
MEI-ER. 1.01 its as cons
Ml 8.“.ka cool} ‘at: Ind hand matte, Graven-
sueln, baker. \ltlllbetitild cheap if walled I,"
soon a . L. WEED's Music aod J:\\\ill‘y store.

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

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.-:: vfii'A-‘M? ”vigor/.5:
-.l. MANUFACTURED BY ‘2-
-.;r:‘~*_.{.vort< a Beet-nu. .6

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,Y’”: :;:v-"ru;~t;"."-:'B
/’.,-—~L__;~.\ t‘... ‘1 12:1 4L-" ~. 9 Jl- .L ,
" ‘ ‘BP \ .' Tracts prudent porno pin-tr,
// ‘E“U\t\‘ :2...l Accretion) innate dieeoug'aty‘.
\. mynn. H r'mrtto‘q New Embed.
5 . ' " ' / fo- 7.110 Plsno-Fortctsrrio- It '3
E- fi‘fiu {Ill-ll by easy gradations to IL:
lt‘t; itcst'pvaex icsl rcsu Its.

rn/
serially Hull. Prlce. a3 733

name 3w; incurs. Philatlflplfln-

 

 

' LL person'- are hert by forbidden to trust, ir-
' ’ ‘7- 'Sarsh M..Joneeg§ uccnnnxtunfdi‘fi‘
‘ o ' . DEW .
l, dammit .

w...

Lbs, ..

llasnow in store the lt‘tl'L'eSl andbest selected stockoi
FAMILY GROOERIES
!
AND

PRGV sumo-HQ,“

S. PAKULSKI

jaspectl'utly informs the ladiitil ofNorvnll: nut»
tlnll-htltnthehcscngageuthesetvlces'ut I m

masseuse assumes URER

Illnian flair tun.

who wit imakc up, at his shop. ailk‘tnds orvvorh do

aired byladies. iuiitelaieirutdmostappiov‘eduykf.
making over " Combinae’the lam’s our hair on
wilt supply hair-to m tier. He hnlslsoconstsntiyol
bend . itl uneassnrtmcnt‘ol’ -

5 Witches,
Braids,

Curls, cf-
whtctt he is able to sellat tower rutesthsn everbe
l'trre offered. Ladies desiring such work will 40
well to c1" before purchasing elsewhere, ID he ell

asrnrerhem that he. can sell tweet ercenMowcr
than any other dealer 7 n

 

 

R4 YMOND BROS»

sourt-t uo‘rttweLK.

‘I‘nke contracts for putting down

Flag Stone,
Guilt allil Bullet.
Heavy Trucking,
Drainingi
Grillingl and

Rema‘iing nan, tr, to,

dealers In

con L, wool),
Building Material.

JllAlN PiPE. i-‘litE sttttttt, RAY,
GRAIN,FEED,1=L0UR,

PROVISIONS and PRODucE.

___.-_._ - «.f‘ .

FA. RM
-—AND—

HOTHOOITORAI IMPIEMENTS.

AFULL stock ol‘the most approved Farm and
(l .rde.t Implements tinw tti store and (ornate,

rage-ale and retail, at maaut'ac-nrers’ prices, in-

'II in”:

\tOerllz Machines and Lawn Mowers.

Lawn Mowers, full size. [or 815'.

-\'lieel, lawn, steel and say rakes.

Pl tit-:hs—“ead's, Marsh, tingle ac.

lshaver... Spades, scoops, Garden Forks, and
93‘.

”I’ll! litters—flnrdick’s, Whitmore's. and Bide

'u l‘l’r.

tlarrt-ws. Cot-n shelters. 0x Yokes and lows.

tthorns—I'll tiiclitltd’u. the very best In um.“

:mnllet- imp'ernent- in error variety. i

Phosphates-Russell’s, Cac'n, Hugh's, Ind

‘l-itlut-itttrt. W. C. SIBII'I'.

‘Sorwnlk, Aprll29th, 1873.

CEMENT PIPE FOR CHIMNEYS,

square and Round Cement Pipe. with lists and
.rttamett :ll tops. iorcltimaeys: ttavea more perftd
irattghr, and are cheaper and better than brick.

ttattntactuted at d for sale by
"HAS. t‘. LEONARD tit SUN.

Norwctk, June 26. 1573.

.ORAlll PIPE ll DEMO PIPE! l

f' chest in tht-Market. Warranred to give rule.
"tcilm . aiitl fr: or 2.5 to 30 per cret. cheaper lhll
ny other. Mauulae-ntu. and fort-n1 by

CH 49. 'l‘. LEONARDt! SON.
Norwalk. June 26, 1873.

Haillitlll, Btaittti ltOil’t.
STEEL P E N 5

Special attention is called to the well-inc" numb“
. 595 —75—28-—90 & 9‘).
Factory. Mt. Vernon; (.Bicedt'p John Sweep“. Y

PIANOS__8_._Q_RGANS.

El nest Iittlrlct’s
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGH!’

PIANO PORTES,

 

 

 

 

 

Ever offered iii this Cit-v, ineludicgu large
“Sin-ft merit ot

DANNED ,FR UH S. VEGETABLES,
FISH, die. ,

S I’IC ED SALDIONS,

ENGllSI-l PIGKIES tit. SAUCES.

[Jest rczeived a large Dairy of

till it l-i' Ii .‘t'l‘A'l E BUTTE II.
' e .

Also aunt her invoice t: f these splendid

JAPAN TEAS, .

not are selliuzm 80 cents per pound.

I still retain the agency for CHARLES PRATT'S

ASTRAL OIL,”

l'IlE BEST, CHEAPEST AXD SAFES’I‘ Ul'L L‘
THE M ARKE'I‘.

It is my aim to bttythebesl goods, and sell lhct'l
tsl It? as the market. will allow.

 

ON I-lY

PERFECT WASHER

IN THE

WORLD 2

“ The Ferguson"

Can be Worked by a child 12 rears o]:

 

r PElLFEOThY CLEAN.

4 snow: .1 rite-nan or awesome.
is? ottoman: tutti}: assume

‘ts 'rwo none

r senators

'rioss

Till? \'- F.

irons. LE rut liar;

till. traits tilts

No. 5 Jill] ll'I'l.:\N F} ST REF-2T, N. Y.

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AN
55'
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in

5's;

 

ii’A N7 Eff;
S . I I n"l '1l<' ‘Ollb" their ilrc»k~1y
«$333; :3 up At a tried; Niel; armm

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RE. .oLtgw ,it. or: host? Rn, ,

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VEbg-bay ~

CAfiINE-r

oRGANs.

'Old Instrumen's taken in exchange.

M”. . Scott, Agent,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
SOU'I‘II NORWALK.

 

'1'he Best

BEER BY. THE GALLON.

 

SPECTA L NOTICE.-

The title ttim of the public and especisliyof View
it‘s to Norwatk is hereby directed to the Corner
Drug Store, where

ll. M. & C. 8. PROVIITT,

ilcnlers in Fare Drugs sir" Medicine-area

ti: anew and choice assortment or Pam’s

'und titrrors,ctxntbs, Soap-,fihsvlr In I. Heir
=t-n~iies. Tooth meshes, Shsvrng Frui- .es, enm-
.-y and splendid 'lottei Fete. at reduced rates.
Games. a \‘c‘y intro var'el). l‘nzz'es. Dissected
Hermes. Alt-.habet and Building Blocks and every-
”"2 in the line of To; .-,I I'I quet .‘etr. Wallets 9!
- ices insult ~l-etinics. In its at all kind! antics-es
-lt.-al I':l!€’3lld have] pee. Canary Birds, 001‘
‘isb and Globes. stile Agent: for its celebrated

UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
Also, for ll.“ '0. S.TEA CO.

'iest Tea and Coffee at N.Y Prices.

t

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LING TV TII I'S E L1"!

AND PURCHASE YOUR

ES, Oliliili, GLASSWIBE,

£7115. AT

lTOV

E. K. Lockwood’e.

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FOB SAIE. -'
VERY snperi-vmvtd valuable-Emily Horse, to
bands, about 11m wereh', without fault or

iron ch, 7 “(iars alldland :tft'aid'ttt nothfnle. A lady
i'CJllu our mind - tzm. M nirc at t e
I L L - thZEtTlC OFFICE,

 

FOB on LI: CHEAP.

'I‘th-s .vrizit FAMILY cs ltitlsttfi, suitable
k for-‘3” thrift-7 oi :l"t'(l person. El, liirc AB
Cl"! 1. 3’5 t‘srii age Factory, South Norwa .' or at
. zero-tuber. ’- . 3.5“

 

 

 

:PUIII? F0“ 55's". CHEAT;

 

 

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» A 5”,“? £11}: an ta- its an '
mfisfidfiwfih’r alit