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amortisation _ l
manger, - - - To. CLARKE.
‘ (lite Nigll‘t llnly.
TUESDA Y, DEC. 24.-
pg" Trunks“ and Traveling "Bags at cost
for the-next sixty days, at CCntstock Bros’.
. t I v, . ‘ .
WThe rush for Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil
aCloths and Furs still continues at Bonnett
’& Co’s, Main street. You can get “your
money's worth there. They are selling
Hoir goods very cheap for cash: Dali and
The Atlantic Monthly'yvill hereafterl-bc
published by Messrs. Hprd do Hought'on,
t
‘ l ‘ ‘2 ' e H A, ;. ,1,
4.... The New can-an murder. , John M. Morris, Executive clerlsgof the Report orynter Commissioners.
The inquest on the New Cpiiaan murder U. S. Senate, died at his'residenco in’Wnsh- .:. NORWALK NOV- ‘14 1873-
' . . . . FELLOW Cl'l‘izlxhr—Our re ort made Nov. 29th - - ' - . .-
has been concluded for the present, without ington, on Wednesday last, of consumption, 1872ihufvfihs emefidinm an thgdmm of me com New York, but Mr. W. D. Howell wrll,con
coming to any definite conclusion as to the in the thirty-seventh year of histage. is ~ ' '
. . . ‘ structipn, or thewuter Works, wedo not think it “a,“ “5 editor. '~ The Programme I“ the
guilty party ‘01" parties. All adjournment remains wcrcjbr'oughf to Wethctsfield for
. . necessa'ryto refer to any portion 'orthat report. At new year is full oflpromisc of good Airings
was had till the middle of the present month interment. Mr. Morris will be remembered the B'orouzh’ Meetinz held Oct. 4th 1872. the and there is no doubt but that the magazine
to await further developments. The man as chaplain of one of our Connecticut regi-
\ nonovan ELECTION. . .
The annual Borough electiou'was ,lldld
yesterday and passed off very quietly, but
little interest being manifested by citiztms.
The result was a democratic victory, they
electing all contested ofilces.
We give the vote below :—
flatwslb (barrio.
Tuesday. Dec. _2, 1873:—
THANKSGIVING.
°°m “nmems "“9 '“flmmd ”’3‘“ $9” will maintain its old position. Louis Agas-
ingto procure for the use of the Boa or am. eiz will contribute papers on Evolution ; J.
The Rev. Mr. Thomas of the lat M. E. Warden. Hallock, with his various aliases, was dis- merits during the war, and at its conclusion Commissioners the mm,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of Twenty F," . _ . . 0 . l i see the n. ‘ Only appearance of the great artists
church, preached the Thanksgiving dis- Edward P. Weed,d ....... 304 charged, nothing conclusive being proved as clerk of the Connecticut House and Sour Thousand Dollars, oras muchofthe amount as the' G. Whittier Will give reminiscences 5e zyng . . ~ «2..-. . , .‘
course at the Union meeting held at the Andrew Sellecl<,r.........211 against him. But never did man stand ate. He also, with Wm. A. Crofut, com- Commismohersdecmedhocessaryrtopsv Emmott: to the anti-slavery, movement; C. . . ar— @Rcad the adveflisemem of Comstock MRS'- G. c. HOWARD . .
‘ he . ‘ d of a and h ter to relieve iled the Ct. Soldier’s record. He subse- “1’9“” °°nm9t°d"_‘“‘l a!” ‘0 my “mum” m ner, Will commence sketches of provincial Bro’s. , ,~
Congregational church, the pastors oft Burgems . more in nee s c attic P such streets as they in their judgment might deem . J b _ J P o _. .
Second Methodist and mo Baptist socities Plait Price, d .............. 264 him from unjustifiable suspicion,and never quently went to Charleston, S. 0,, where he advisable. - p . travel 3!! the hmmry aum .61" . “he! 31'; . E- Van noose“ &' Ambler so“ in her original and world renowned character or ‘ '
being out of town. The sermon was one of William Hands, (1 ...... ...206 did a man so circumstanced seem to be started the Republican. Sellingthis after Since the last report the Distribugngmmnmr ton will continue Historical .and Socltl.f Good Prints at . 8 cents . .
lbrillianc “a owerantl was cred- William E. Darin, d ....... 243 more utterly bankrupt in this particular. its firm establishment in that hot-bed of has been enclosed by a stronsvhndfihhmnflnl Studies; DMld.A- We“: will talk. 0 u ' u f T o P s Y , .
Eltnblmto the hang and 1123“ Of the preacher. J 01111 H. Aiken, r ....... . . .258 The dark shadow will follow him to the sscession,_he came to Washington and pur- 9‘8“ {00¢ Picket~.f°n°rthci same, ’12va been Finance; Robert Dale Owen Will continue Best _ - -: -- - - -- a .- - . -- - - -9 n _ .
vlpz. inure-nude, the combination and di- Charles H. Street, r ........ 240 ends of the earth, unless-meantime, some chased the Chronicle of, John C. Forney. pfifiaadmy at the upper end of the Receiving his autobiographical chapters;T..B. Aldrich gootd‘domestic Glfighfim- - - - -- {:0 u i“ the “"3" Dmmgigcifita, ‘2 “"1““ “d
rection of fig, Gibson, was also a marked Gerardus P. Adams,r. . . ..289 new clue should" be developed to relieve Ho subsequently sold a controlling interest Reservoir has been completed during the ywma- and W. D- HOWCHS W111 contribute 119W Hi?“ Brown Sheetin ‘ ' ' " ' ‘ ' ' I? « . . .
mature of the occasion. Geo. R. Cowles, 'splitticket 141 him. The town' authorities and citizin; intthe ghronigl: to him-Senator Hal-lag, 1);! 1:23;? satisfactory to the Commissioners and the 181231]: W 22:1 Vge gigaigggaiezogaifilff (11::- Best )1 u a g ....... . . . .12 “ “um TM’S . EAR!"
' C The first six onl were elected. of New Canaan en'erall have wor e re ains , we 9 love, a pecuniary an e i- - , - ; . . . . - - - -- . - - - - - , ‘
Re" ML Taylor,t_pret:ch::mt;lt the south Collector. with i will -to lingein’lli lift: mystery, and torial interest in this paper to the time of “gangsta“: W" W§°mumtl§et° g‘W‘mh‘g cribe Life in the Confederacy, and E. H. Blacslgtone Shizting....... - ------ 12% I: . - n
Norwalk Congrezfi iona c . . William Mitchell d . ..274 everything that human ingenuity could do- his death. A year ago, Mr. Morris was at- 52;: 33min epfifp e :30“ nuwi ' h House Japanese Scenes; P. Deming will Lon. 1? , ........14
Pawtucket R. I- ’ " “ . . . - ' . “a “3 °u °m 3’ oncrs,w ° ° ‘ - . ‘ ‘ Ladies ribbed Merino Hose.......l2% “ Annual .11 er 3 _
Rev. J. J. Wooley of i ’ George T. Brady, r ...... . .249 use has been resorted to wrthout regard to tacked With unmistakable symptoms of have appraised damages for the same. supp]! Adirondack stories, T- 5- Perry W1“ ,_ pp FOB Tali—
was also in town helping “8 keep the day. . George‘ Brady. . . . . . . .. . . .. 3 expenditure of time or means. The crime consumption, and made a trip to California The Reservoirs both Receiving and Distributing, criticise German and Trench novelists and 9°?“ Felt Skim- ; - - - - - - - - - - ° - ° ' ' 31'” g'ggfig‘fi'al‘figfpfgggfifiSfiSQEgfifooPfig
'RBY- Augustus Beard preached a sermon ' ‘ Bothy“. is one of the most shocking on record, and by sea. He was accompanied on this voy- “f: in 80°; “‘19::an ”19"":ng “i‘l‘lsg‘itgiy’in” C. W. Stoddard will record a Player’s Ex- L 3311310111 Skull --------- . ,- . .75 cents. Church, 0;, .
to m- chuze in Sim”, which ‘3 “will" Charles E. Brown, a ..... . .276 it seen not seem poems that the perpetrat- 838 him printer attache of the 6mm Ecciéi‘iiouinnéami’rinffiior' no“... Ind Defences 0““ “11“! ske'ch“ ““5 We?” .. ”m“ V” ' ' " ' ' ' " ‘ ' '°° .. Wednesday Evening Dec. 10th.
in full in the daily Journal of that city. Issac R, Doty, r. . . . . . . . . .258 or can long remain undiscovered. office, who is only surprised that his life has imperfectjointa. , .. will be furnished by our best authors. Price B Black and 00101011 “93233-7 3: u The PM” ‘Bmmm will be :2”. and “min.
Thanksgiving passed ofi‘ with less out- ' Treasursr. Gov. Ingersoll has issued a proclamation been thus far prolonged. Mr. Morris won The revenuegticxzivcd_t‘rom the melt): Wigner due $4.00 yer year. 93‘ Hiyitzt'fgoggt-gnfigi; Siobk ;; corres- the occasion with Vocal and natrnmentsl Haste.
wardficmflmtrations 0‘» hilarity and excess Edward Merrill, d. . . .. . . .269 ' _ ofi'ering a reward of $2,000 for the detection young man. of great energy of character, a fig-:41: 2'; 0 “hr :33:- ‘g‘vl‘é‘l”: 1:11:87; ‘23:; W Ov——.«ercoats at atttuwal cost of manufac- ‘1‘ ‘ l i ADMISSION. Including Supper, mil CENTS
than usual, a fact for which we are indebt-
ed to the hard ;times, we presume. Even
our Borough Father, Austin, could not sell
tickets enough to guess ofi his pet hog, and
would no doubt have been deferred had -it_
George E. Miller, 1'. . . . . . .261
Water Commissioner forLong Term
Augustus C. Golding, d. . . .279
Alonzo C. Arnold, r. . . . . . .244
Treasurer of the Water Fund were read and
and conviction of the murderer.
a:
At the House Caucus, Saturday evening,
Mr. Blaine was rte-nominated Speaker, Mr.
one thousanddollars for valuable sheep
faithful friend, an enthusiastic worker in
whatever he undertook, and an honest, up-
right, christian Imam Peace to his ashes.
Icingi't onskates. Sell the hay, straw, and
25:5:
surplus.
The greater part of the rents duejNov. 1, 1873, can
be applied toward the interest due on the Bonds.
We have received 295 applications jfor water, of
Harriet st. to Elizabeth,
Two Hundred and Eighty Eight and 07-100 Dollars
561
lure, at Comstock Bros’.
Qw—‘——— .
The Illustrated Annual Register of Ru~
rnl Afi'airs, hasbeeg issued by Luther Tuck-
W Hats and Caps, at Comstock Bros’.
pondinglg low rates.
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WElegant Scarfs, at Comstock Bros’.
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(fi' Comstock Bros. have ofi‘ercd their
entire stock of Clothii'ig at cost, for cash.
Dry.
Goods and Furs. .
voystcr Supper.
their annual OYSTER SUPPER, at the Church.
Five Mile River Landiu . on WEDNESDAY and
NEXT ‘60. 0M8. I ‘
was forced to return him to the pen to be Water fommz'ssiomrfor Uneapired Term. . Ordway, Sorgeant-at-Arms’ond Mr.Buxton, ‘ The Rev. John Davies, the popular Bap- whichssoare supplied. : or & Son, Albany. Its contents embraces , £13383sz Extra: as. DEC. maria 4th. 1! ..
butchered. ' George W. Cram, d ........ 2:3 Door-keeper. A now P. 13‘“? select]? in bat clergsymsn of Nil-"1011:, ‘liioposeddn‘ a1 Water {immfi‘fi for Argo ignoring pig'- about 140 pages of npmcfiml “Ramon, W Van, Home“ & Ambler sell is M}, {mice gays,“ 3113:: :01;er presegfl. M w
Hoo er‘s “spread” was also slimly com- Edward W. Stuart r ....... the person ofa onc~legged ichlgan so ier. sermon on _ay even ng t a c cen cania 11050324 8 . e8 , i res . ; M 01198 f for the farmer and horticulturist n illustrat- Good Prints at. .. . _ ' . .. ; _ .. . . .. ' . .8 cents. oy. o t m an “a n um of so am,“ are
penshtxe’d. But children and friends flocked Registrar of ,Voters. The Senate and House convened at 12 Of the Boston ‘8‘ party, which threw the gm” wzllnkghliésllltfllfd‘figtifil; yfifi’fififi ed by some 150 cuts. It costs thirty ecnts Best “ . .. .9 “ rmifii‘?‘ (EWING: “min“? “9'. . 10 cts.
home and home joys and home firesides Edward Merrill, (1., elected. . . .. . . . . . . .272 o’clock, Monday, when the Message was cargo often overboard in Boston harbor, be Co. 1; Pmamsdmesm flatness; Water moms and is well worth the money. . . . Good Domestic Gingham. ' ' . .. .10 .4 . g
were fully enjoyed. Alfred H. Camp, r., elected. . . .. ....... 245 read. - observed by a grand tea drinking in Breed as: 5,100,131.); Markets 3; Photograph antler-leg , - o....__.. Beat it -» (5 . . .. _ . . . 12% u
——-——-—- Inspector of Elections. Eff—=22; ch Hall Dec. 16th,- the proceeds of which shall 2i§rzdaFountain53i Stermnoatssalsarhei- 3:30;); W Glows, at Comstock Bros’. Best Spool Cotton 5 u 1 8 .7 4 ~40 '1
. - , - ‘ Dnnbnry and Nor-walk B. .— IBIS ’ . . ' .8; bllc Bath ouse ; Green ouso ; a .,_.__—__. . ' ' ' u - ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' . ‘ _ .
our our Borough yogi-dd 3313:1183“ $323131- r3 9153336 ...... Egg ' 01’ 'rsnno; ' b. devoted n_—._—_5=—__-—__—w the needy. ‘ . . Hydrant: 3‘? 5m“ WM” 6“ Hydrant for The "Globc" Musical Journal for Novem- Heavy Sheeting. ' ' ' ' ' ' " ° ' ° ' ’ ' " .11 ‘i '
Despite all the scoldmg there is a general 3 , ., .. . .. . The last evening train up now leaves Vessels1;Hotels 2;Privatc Fire Plugs 2. ' , - n f 11 i'tho ra hie Best “ . ..... . .. . ..12 ‘ HOLIDAY ’ P -
acknowledgment that our old Board ofBor- firearm-er of t?“ Water IMM' South Norw‘lk at 6.15 p. m. on. arrival of HINTS.” CANAL-Boammi.—Cover pro-I The work ofla‘yins emu-ions somenced May. bcr, includes a_ M .u if; ‘ Pg “p to Blackstone Shining. . . '3‘ . . . . . . .. .135 “ ’
ough officers have been unusually diligent, Edward Merrill. - -- ------- 270 the 4 88 in train from New York in- duce that would (icons, with bundles 0! 27m, and we have laid the ramming pipe; portrait of the charming e ina a i, - Lona dale “ . . ' . _ .' . . . . .14 u . . _. .
d that the have accomplished at least as Charles H- smelt -------- 252 ' p. " - . _ ‘ ' “1""! “2d hay ; m merchantable condition 6 F0“ ”“1“ Pm“ . 1’9“- gether wrth miscellany and seven pages of Ladies white ribbedeerino'HOB‘l- .12 " GAMES.
an y f . At 3 o’clock the 0115 closed and the stead or at 6'68 p. m., as heretofore. _ house with boards. Let the ice make nndis- “mam“ {mm W015" MM“ ‘0 Fair, 9‘5 new music. Price $1.25 per year, with a , , , , - .
much for the money expended as any 0 p eggs-=5: , . Fair stream-om mam to G. Ells’, 819 - . and everything else in their stock at correa- TOYS _ .
their predecessors. There have been streets meeting was called to order. The Report of Mrs Capt Theo dorc Smith of Smith’s turbed. Then draw the boats from four to Gmd M from Catharine mnlwm.,' . 293 chrome. Samples 10 cents. C. A: Atkinson pondingly low rates. _ , ;
aded and‘ walks ordered put down that the Board of Water Commissioners and . . 1 . _ tthe town of six miles an hour upon this ice-path; plaC- Westportlroadto Borough limits, 11.03 & 00..” Liberty St., N. Y.,publishers., _____._‘.*__._ .. y _ , , ‘
9’ l ’ Igl‘nd) Dre“, . C am 33“”. ing a steel shod cradle under the boat, Ta. Stickey Plain, from Centre ave. to Harriet st.,- 392 "'0' WGO to J. F. Bennett & C0'S., for Mantle Ornaments, . as re mm
been known that money would be so scarce accepted,and it was voted to pay Dimon killed by dogs The canine brutcs were . . Mb. _ ,.
. - - .- - ' ' ' - boards at .an advance on their first coat. 4,118 . . . __._..._.———— s . s
and hard to obtain. Yet it is but fali’r to tFanton $15.1gisitiguffimiggertoiimis: brought on to the Island by some bontmel Steelnplates will always sell. . B. . ona a'Nn oars-n arm ”on most. \ - Wagan& Co., of spungfieid, have Jug. ‘ W Van Hoosear & Ambler will open on non 8m .
“'80 men, who now willingly no dou ”8' one: arou thcr olumngthe Re ort. of the and 300“ made fearful destruction 0” “Wk ' __.—_——~ . mm K°u°“"‘°m“i'¥ 9'3 51"“ mu,- “m ”um9“ "'0 drawing room “1"" the Wednesday, a fine lot of Ladies and Mines . AND
tire 1° private l'fe’ ‘5) state‘ ’ thalttthciy) 11;: Willieiltlzgazissio‘hers in full p or GSPCCiBlly valuable breed‘of sheep. This Hon. Asa B. Woodward spent two days figsfizz’ g2: :giiengi “Johnson 3‘" $32; “Bl'izhtwood’,’ and “Mayflower," ‘0 1” run Fun, bought at. recent forced sales, which . . ‘
beenpetitioned and impor nne 0 ‘ I claim Will make a he“! inroad ““0 “1° last week‘in the New Canaan murder in- . ’ - —— °“ the New York, New Haven & Hartford will be sold at very low prices. - Fm Hausa ansmn GM“:-
01 “1°59 public improvements by thcprop- . . . accumulations of der dog ta‘x fund. It no t H' . -- tl - f H. ll k‘ ‘ . 2.288 road, between New Yorkand Boston, and s .
crt holders thenigelves. ~ The 1301011811 The party oaucusses to nominate and» h f q s " '1'. cross-examina, on o a or: 01‘3““ ”“40"?” INC" mos. durin the present week will finish two Acozy‘little Cottage 'table fora newly mar- . - ,_
ykh l d s oken for himself with dates for Borough officers were both held Would "a” 9’“ “beep “3"} ‘° e s“ ‘ was searching and severe, and although River-entrain Mechanic,‘ . no 5' 1 ~ “G 11 ll "'9 d th “Go . ried conpie,wonidhe rented toadesirahle party. . . AT —0 .—
Ole; settfier‘y’1punncuury for us to last Friday evening'and were both unusu~ 119111 dogs on an Island "'0 miles from the the witness "as guilty or an unconscionable Brington "3 “0m 39mm.“ “9" 263 inorc,» ‘11“; T'ho'iiB P hI'w “:1 n " l: ‘1, av}. EMT” at “‘0 GAZETTE OFFICE: '
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:tlfemagilny eaxclulpation of him. His “ac- any well attended. The democracy made main land. im‘dnltieogouztdggitlfilli'enntltlo dztn'g" 291111;): . 593 £30538, is said :0 1,513" Sibel gricofcms. Amontm:mfien Na- Es Kc LOCIHVJNDD'S.
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count current” however has been misunder- quick work of the nominaitons, and then . BOLD ATTEMPT a'r Roxanna—On Sun day trial. . omitbflfiifch main, Cross st., through 292 kin d‘that the company has built. thaniel Lyon isnow being placed over his ,
stood to the extent of 'supposing he re-
ceived as extra compensation, fees» only
drawn by him and paid over to the police, ling along. '- , d _ . 1‘ rd (1 t 1 tion of tea in Boston harbor ocean D”. 16inch on Hoyt st.,at Cross at; 1 sin. at Union . , .
:___—-—__——_= “Ye 3W?! from the slum 0 9P0 i 0 , _ Factory; 14 in. on West Main and Catharine st.; fess] for family use. window . “We will not be under soled n INC is double and single entry, nlso. has n
I0 u ‘0 make 0“ ”d“ “3"" ‘1“ 9““ which he had driven his father,(P. R. Fair- nth. Ind Will in very generallyrcclebrsted , 4 ,n, on 8,8,, 5," and Wm", ma; , 4 in. on P ‘3' . . §n%'$h§.é°§i'$!§niir5.‘i”§onniii 1;;me
of a dozen or more. At beat, our local pub-
good~naturedly crowded into Lockwood’s
Hall tosee tow the Republicans were get-
Simply becausé money is scarce must we
evening, Nov. 33d, about nine o’clock, as
Mr. Edward G. Fairchild Was preparing to
child, of Darien, as was his custom on Sun.
The centenisl anniversary of ,tho destruc-
in Boston, and probably throughout the
O
We‘have set the following gates: 1 min. on Main
at. at Mrs. Beer’s; 1 6 in. on State, at at; F. Betts’; 1
Sticky Plain "road and Centre avenue;
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kg‘smleck Bros. have on the way from
the West a choice lot of Butter, put up ex-
Winter is here and furs are in greatde-
grave at Eastford.
A Shoemaker puts a modest sign in his
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On Monday, a lamp in Capt. Strickland’s
_- ii srruarios warren .
" Y 3 young man who understands nooxnrnu
. Addie”,
KEEPER.” Colette um.
Sntlsfactory {gigging ac
. . - ' " .rutoutPThe .- . . _ , ' _
lic serViCe 1s a thankless undertaking and Egghpist: highlight” (1:111:- noslecturcs no day evenings, to take the train for New country. Social“tea-pcttlel" will be all the Five new Hydrants have been set during the man d. _ Those persons who do not feel able house, Mystic Bridge, exploded and so: are , Mnmk'co“.
those who ahallbe elected to-day,(MondIy) t balls Di sociables no arties York) two men, one large and 0110 small, 1“" "t. which,liowsver, the “I" exacted year. - ’ ‘ . " tobuy new furs at this time can have their to "be building which was entirely de- ‘ l
Who Will serve With an eye single l° 1h. concer s’-no - H - ' - - H p ’~ ate ' ed up to him and alter som intimida- by fair "‘35" will be cheerfully paid Ind Wcmvfiszgt Inch-dean °‘-“'. "“19“ °f “'32“: old reful re i (1 ’nd ltered 0 er strayed. _ -, Home!) 2' ~ -
. h ld b h 1d . rateful no tea drinkings, no sociability, not even a PP _ , th h . b 'll b rents f water made bytlie Borough o _ ones ca pa re a a v , The Ann“ new" or-thersirfieldCoan Au-
public welfare, 3 on e ‘3 . m g weeklv mite soCiety to break the dull m0. ting language endeavored to get into the e c eering everage I" ”M, Swaued' public hydrants and wateringtanks,valued bya into fashionable styles by Mr. H. Benedict, UE© rieultnrnl Social. willfiie‘held st Loelrwoo'd's all,
remembrance 1’! 81180“ 011mm ' . bu which Mr Fairchild resisted and at- - ""’_‘°"‘9 ”+— Committee of the Court of BurgessOs and the-Wa- is th N a, _ MARIE? E e . Norwnlk, on WEDNESDAYpDICIIm an,
., notony of this cheerless season. If nothing My . ' _, '. mt,“ guppmfiwe are glad to know m. Commissioner, 3, $.00!) per ”mum“ ‘. 0‘1 0"? - . . ch . M ms. at 10 o'clock, a. in.. for the surpooe creh
. 1 a f Washin 10,, last else can be-done will not somebody start a tempted to drive “733': whereupon the large that our Methodist friends'have decided ,0 '1‘ 3.3103150, , A . ‘ "°" In New York, by Rev. E. '1‘. antacid, anrn. 3:?" forthe summit}, _glnmm§ other
Our Seniqg e or . g series Of surprise parties without refresh. man threatened to blow his brains outzjust , . . _ W. 5.11001) }COl;lW!|'-9r G_ $53.11. Holmes are. “giving away" a J. Kellogg. to Miss Harriet R. Fitch, all or Nor- , I nefl- AetlngSs‘eret'nry.
night and during the session of Congress _ . _ . . . . ll ’ hold their Annual Supper, and that thisre- A.C.GOLDING, WWW” . . 9 '0, walk. , - ”.00“, I,“ 95'," Mum”. ._ .-
’ . ments or do something else to stir up the at “m critical momenta gen email came _ . . - spirited chromot.) to every purchaser a At St. Luke’s church, psi-ion, Nov. 19th, byBov. mu 1 p p . . ,
will furnish regular letters. to the GAZETTE v d h h M F . 11.1 markably dull season will thus be enlivened — . . . Mr, pmnch, g_o_ Mon-mm 0‘ Stamford, to m 7 on, Nov. it, 1873. ____....,..__
from the capital ' people. i, flu-T121 tda depot..de om‘ r.“ Mair; lid by at least one pleasant public sbclai‘e'nter- ' 0“: :3 °f§gardfl¥§g§eh§gflg§5l°nerstl box of r msms’ - . Lifmlgtcoflfég. ganggggiogirfimggmfiofinificn. ‘ . ' .'
' ' _ a1 0 an rcqueste in 0 on r. a r- _ . , ' , - 1'W l - ) . , --.-————— n orw , ov. y ev. . . . ana, . .
. ‘ - - - - - tainment. The supper comes- off in the. - - RECEIPTS . » ' . . John Edward Daron-eats: New Canaan. to lies I . -
. . . The loss of a French steamer with a child, senior, from the waiting room of the . ‘ _ . 3;- Subscribe for Tn Animus, and so Mam L150,“ of munch. _ .
In the rnnd triurn 11 0" 1‘13“" over fraud ' . ‘ ‘ ‘ - ’ . - church basement next week Wednesda 0““ BOW-- 0‘ Water Commisswnel's from N”- ' "' u . . InM ‘ nia,'N.Y..N .2'mi b B .M .H - '
l P . large number of passengers is reported as depot, upon which the two men took to . 1 16th,“. ”Nov. 12,11,183 curenthe beautiful Chromos, enticed The rib i @ng Reynolds, Semi. 3:1 ’ titty“. Ir» mg,
2 East and The West. Terms . $5.00 per on y daughter or John J. Blanvelt, of Morrisama.
in high places, the integrity of Republican
we go to press.
their heels and vamoosed. Mr. Fairchild
evening, 10th inst, and the ladies will be
1872.
2,022' 92
In Hartford, Nov. 27th, at the residence of the
Important I
government has received a moral indica- _—__.___ has no doubt that they meant business, and "‘1"? to makcit “5 interesting “3 in previous Nov. 18th, T‘...lance on hand,last report year with chrome: free. Wm. H. Ella, who mm“ are“, 1, Rev. C, B. 0,,“ W. Rhee, . . . . .
tion that cannot fail to arrestfithe attention Teachers, Institute. , expected 1‘, ride with him, and at the right years. Dec.13th, iieceived train sale or fence, 10 00 is the cglvas'in‘ agent for Norwalk, will of Bro‘o yn, N: 1):, and Ella M. Carmela, or 11ml __ 0".3 u. “w “m..." lithe ,
0f the civilized 'Ofld' Nevertheless m the Mr. B. G. Northrop, Secretary of the State time and place to pitch him out and make Omen Socraann.—The Sociable of the 1373‘ ,, ..- ‘ receive. subscriptions at the Gamma ofiice. rom’ com“ ' . ' -. Z ‘ ' ,l . .
punishment °‘ Tweed and Ingersoll “181:0 board of Education, announces that a' 011‘ with horse and carriage. 3‘1 Methodist 13- Sim“! 1‘ 10 I” held in “10 $3171? ’ ’ u ' ... Milling“. .33 3: A '——""" t t ‘ -’ H ' -' H ' » I I
‘ ll an element 0f 515MB!» 3' “101:9 31‘7”“: 15 Teachers’ Institute will be held at Norwalk, ‘ basement of the church on Wednesday eve- April 29th, “ . n “ 1:500 00 Wehave.rcce'ived the third number of the .'l. D .' _ To THE PUBLIC ! Honey lurkgt, ~
when crime i“ detected and pgmshed. Th; beginning It 7:30 0’61001‘ on Thursda even- Anorak—As Robert Green was driving ‘ ning, D90; '11- , . I 1““ 3g,“ 1‘. it , 2‘. fig 3 “Welcomc Guest’? a new Monthly Published . At Smtoga 5 rings N. ,2 Mrs. Stephen H. . . \
change from a "003”" power an ingl DOC-11th and 0103i!!! 531111113! i118 down from Wilton Thanksgiving nigh't, Frank hmf Windham N25: 7“,: .i o- Borough Ogden 1:902 39 by Whitney &Co., 35 Union' Square. Mr. pagingg‘figfi Noggin Misgimm A'rmu’in ' . . . .
leader of vaat‘numbers of men, to a convict.
with a prison garb and felons ,asscciation,
is a humilation and degradation which to
themselves and to the nation, never seemed'
following. Mr. Northrop promises to bring
here some of the best talent in the country.
The arrangements are not yet completed,
but Mr. Northroplwill be assisted by such
accompanied by his wife, when a little this
side the old Hartford place, in Kent, two
men made an attempt to stop ‘liim, one
making a dash at his horse’s heid, and the
County, Conn. ,cashier of the New‘York At-
lantic Bank, and recently convicted of em-
bezzling nearly a half million of the bank’s
EXPENITURES '
ll’axe been as follows; .
816,435 81
E. C. Whitney the editor. is the son of E. T.
Whitney of Norwalk. Its beautiful typo-
graphical appearance commends it at sight.
It has sixteen pages of reading matter, and
the 66th year of berg.
In Stamford, Nov. h, Margaret Morgan, aged
67lyears. _
n Stamford, Nov..2lst, Stephen Lounsbnry, aged
I) years.
MT Wm”.
‘ possibility in the ‘3 "1;? 0f ‘hiirB?m:' persons as Prof. F. T. Russell,of Trinity other at the hind wheel. His animal being "1°11” i was__sentenced oanaturdsy 1° 59"? ~Di9figgu::ifit§:::?m including fence 8mm 03 oficrs ass premium tw0 beautiful landscape , .
ence’and ”flueficc'l r. 1': eed S 8”,": ' College; Prof. W. H. Niles, of Cambridge; spirited made a jump from the man at- y ears in the Albany Penitentiary. Th's ‘5 Sttrveyingaccount. ’ . — . 92 5o chromos for two dollars a year. The pic. PRDCLAH TIUN 0F REWARD
Elfin-:11“? s' r. toniirlfimafifs :vngmgfi’ A. P. Stowe, Supt. of Schools. Springfield ; tempting to seize him and soon put a safe certainly a bearing Ye.“ for thieves. Receiving Reservoir including Lands and lures and paper can be seen at Mr Whitney’s A ,
voa mp I is , , -,, - . . . _ _ ' , .makingmamNewCanaan, ' Lamar . _ ‘ . ' - .-
that a good name is rather to be chosen gN' qaflefi?’ YE}. 3' gmflht’ £111; :13; distance between himself and “11° would b; New H3"? ‘3 specially “WWI "“111 Extension of Pipe and Pipe account, 11,946 28 Phowgnmow—H -.B?/ the Governor. ’1‘0
' POWDmKi 155 - - “' t 0 robbers, The men W9" "‘11 ressed an amusements this dullseason. Last evening Trenchingaccount. 1,064 23 Women ponsesing 9,. qualifications 3... '
than great riehes,which it will be well for
our American people to heed.
Normal School, Mr. Chas. Laisun, Commis-
wore caps hauled well down over their
Edwin Booth played; Wednesday evening
afterwards found abouts mile down the
Legal expenses including calling out Com
quired of men are now eligible to olce un-
INFORMATION having been made to me b the
Attorney for the State for the Con of air-
field, that Sarah Selleck of‘ the town of ew Can-
. a
Hostel! in.
'0 er the Chinese 0 ernment Dr. Ed- -. " ' to ttl l dd 5 t . . _ . , ' .
__,.._.____ i ~ 81-11 Lof h d Th g Y“, b ' f is faces. .It would be as "'11 perhaps to take J01“ Zundcl, organist of Beecher’a church, - fiifi‘gfifign fie, e an? “my“ a 231 as der the general or special school lawll of 11- nan, in thatCount ,was murdered in said Town . ‘ ‘ WILL 0mg} THEIR ,,
- - '1“ 9'8 an 03- 3° er °- "' the family pepper box alone when some and Willie Shelton ive afifteen cent or an .' ' , ' - . - on or about the 19: inst. by some person orper- ~ . - .,
O. T. Earle, Esq.,hns brought suit against York and others. Public lectures will be out on nocturnal excursions i 8 . . _. ' 3_ Tools and Supplies, Water Metres, etc., 488 55 llnois. At the recent election. female candi- so“, now unknown; H BUYERS .-
1:. A. Woodward for breach or comm“, given’on Thursday Friday, and gamma, . . - concert; Thursday evening Christine Nils ,Balancc in hands. Treasurer on. construc— ' dates were not scarce, andtcn werc elected ”my; thxeeggfgrebueg 3:13:33???ng ;§%§; GAS . o —»- . _ .
““1 1'“ “When the “fendut' property ‘° evenings and all the exercises will be op ii ' Wh'l B o ' M 1m. and mm] W ,0 a.“ and troupe “"3 _1!.1 concert; Fudayf'c “”1 a°°°““"~ ~ - ' _ 12 03 to fill the position of county superintendent am) bonnlnsror such evidence turnishcd to ,
the amount or one hundred thousand dol- t° the 9‘1"“. V 3 absent1 irogrthIne 3: Thanksgiving (1%! mug, Am“ I}: ’Plgklnsgn 196m”? 0; ‘lFOI' E‘s—i435 31 or 8011001" In twonty other counties they ii: 538:5,fgfigfgflfiggkgflrd‘gggmm9?,“3‘; ..
. ' - ourownsae- aura evenin avin' . ~ ' ' ‘ ' s h rd‘ th 'd tli
1"" Considerable excitement among ML The Secretary recommends that 801100.“ .his house was entered by thieves. They, y], g Othell . ' t M g '5 1’ l Recel'ed “0‘“ Water mms'd“ N0“ . secured nominations. In 397"“ othercases Stit‘igflgsuryui? .133? of tile C’ouitp gtfore iuvlhicl‘ia .
Woodward's debtors halbefll caused by the in this vicinity be closed in or d“ that _. ' . . _ I) y . 0, nex . on ay even ng, rof. 1st,1872, . . 433 80 women were up in oppmuon to other wo- conviction shall chad. _. Iwill sell my whole Stocko!
opening of this suit because of the factoriz- ' . gained “mu“?! 13'5”“3 Open a ”M '"n' A8333“ lectures. #musement 10"“ ought Received fi'om Water Rents, due May men, and in one county the election was mm} 3”” Invent“ 28‘“ day ”t “meme"!
’ . teachers may attend ‘11 “13! (212113883, b.‘ dow and gettlng Into the second story to b r fi d “11 h 0‘ f 151: 1873 - A 28‘ 38 A. D. 1 7 . ‘
ing processes upon those having loaned of - - _ ’ _ . . e 5“ ‘5 e W W" a Pwammm“ 0“ ’ ' ’ . contested by one woman and two men—the CHAS-R-INGEBSOLL.
h‘ b d - Th 1 h lieving that the improved methods of The thieves made way with half. a dozen one week. om' , . ' m3 600mm. oLtheState.
. rm 9‘. end "3 mortgage. . 9 'm as teaching will more than compensate'for the pies, a. jar of preserved pears, and g3_oo_ ————o~o . 81.773 18 w an “m“mu' ‘ ' ‘ V 01103 .
“if“!!! In.sfai:nretono0it1W;Tdh;° “1:3; time given to the teachers. School ofiicers which they found in a pocketbook. They A“ eldci-ly man named 990- R- Bradley, Expenses paidEEirpcnso Account; The epizootic is reported to have broken HANKNJI,fo;put .
:h 8: ‘2?““11‘11 get m o by m 1:. “8 infiljd to attend. The Institute held did not pillage the house as freely as might of Stratford, “71111" crossing the Housatonic Treasurer for booksistamPS.étc-. 17 45 out again in New York, The foremen of b . '0 l
e p am it“ ‘ ege ’ o p urc ase f" . m here by the Secretary “"111 years since have been expected, and Mr. Meeker’s loss bridge, on Sunday morning 1“," '3' struck Bom‘lgh 0f N°rwalk’pm.‘tii‘g By-laws, 18 00 leading stables, howe _e ‘ :. _. ,. 1“}. CKWHE AT “d without adulmmmn.“ _ p . ~_9F- ,
sewing machine stock, and the organization was largely attended. by teachers and was quite moderate. by the locomotive 01' Conductor Abel’s Mini ‘3' H’ B’inmn&c°"pmm' 67 50 I - ' ""' 8;} disc. e-V » Gfiiggggdstlgmv ' mind for 10 cents per turn ' ° A -
“d conducting of " manufactory u} Nor- others and gave great satisfaction. We _._________ and knocked into the river. His body was “item”St‘mps’pm'ge’m" . . ‘ . . l as ' -. ‘ . 5“”- EABS CORN? “‘m'mswnmpe‘lJm“ Mllllner -‘G00d8
walk Beardsle and Warner are attorne s '- - Paid taxes at New Canaan,1871- O . . at GREGOBY’S , - - . h
' y y are confidentthat our peoplewill manifest . The 1\ew York Herald says that the gen- 6 .. _ ‘ Twecd’s family visited the Tombs on Winnipauki-Decemher lst. 1878. - 2t'd8 ' . , ‘
{‘3’ plaintif. much interest, and that they will cheerfully tlemen who formed themselves into, or river. .- 7’6.” mm ' é " t B- ‘d t4 1;; Thursday and partook 0‘ their Thanksgiv- ‘ ' ‘ ‘ -
' . ' -- __.'- o ,xn. 11 . .. . ., -, ,-
mm 1* .n *‘M m;- ~“° . ___.. APROHIBI'l‘IflN militant CLOTHING,
- . - . _,..,,_;,. ' noon on on av I In oori -- no . , . . ., .' c ' ' "
23,23,113;531,33;f°:§;§§§§;f;'d“,'§ —.-—-——————— still activelrurnsrtasii'unmhi’t Simian thoNavy York Courts. . . ' ' omee r31; 13 months, '10833 1.31%; S'h§3“‘:fui‘:.{,se“m.g “gm“? Jlgfiggtgtglgnfiggggaghgimhibitpffiggiome ‘ - _ _
two candidates making ten recently re- - We are desired to state that the Ladies’ “'ng engaging said that one of the duties A suit was brought in February! last :Phgot‘lttermervmesoneycar, . 799.92 defaultin yeashier of t fie: Zgal'lflb 1:: (I mmgamfifiagepomcflfiftw . e l'“ . g . _ _- ‘ '
esived by baptism to the church A quiet Meeting of the First Congregatwwgavc imposed upon themselves is to .against Ralph M. Pomeroy President, and , - Jh:::lt),1§;;retflfyr mne months to 15000 also a “fist the 'an't r fsglniaB 2.13 ,ant THURSDAY, nec.',uth, 1878. Boo-rs & s , , . . .~ . .
and uppsrentlr growing religious interest ”med f" 3°‘S‘3X’QI-‘3Pmm3 5“ 2% k“? track °f “"3 gun" “b““e‘S-' 1”"5' Emngham 3' mm". T"“5“""“-ndl°'hm E- h.Pari=§rlSe;retary.av'cmoutheto ' Post-Ogfiice for steJaliri oletcters e n gem :3:§t%$:i§Fa¥rfielgaEd%gfi%éddCsoimtii "ii“ ' "DES! ‘ ' ‘ i ‘
is manifest in the church and congregéfimf .Eilllsfirimi'l‘iiE‘Chango is made on account serted on good authority that one of the ‘0 00ml?“ an accounting of a“ ”'95" “Id Nov.lat.1873, , so 33 ——«.gs.___ “3 resented- . J .' .. ' .un.es o ‘ ' ' ., - . V H .- . I l
i .«r— ”“7"" of the storm, and because a full attendance gentlemen connected with this’organization profits 1‘ “1‘ construction 0! “'9 “‘5‘ 10° C.,Groupc, “1' “m9“: 16- months,:to_ - Children often look Pale and ite'itifh‘iaiwi.iiiiaiii’éhfinrii’i’i‘iiit‘finifi‘i"‘i‘m‘m -’ ’ TRUNKS '
v- — -c-""”~°‘rm'm- orison’stin wedding is specially desirable. of reformers has been able by agencies em- miles or this road. commiSSlonthe been N0“ 15" 1873 - 20° 0° Sick 116- Good Speakers will epresgntf- n hefvem At such an H ’ ’ ' ' -, ' "’ ‘
omyie- mndeuslowe the fair donor 0f . ———«.~———— played for the purpose, tbkeep' track not named within the pastirew weeks. to are . . v - §°yng§gtsgstspgsmn sapphire,” "i‘v'i'viiir‘iii‘iirl‘iber‘ .332} ' ‘ . " V "
“19 “3 shirt-front and collar on West aven- Mr. C. M. Gregory, having made impor~ only ofconnouy' but ofTon Fields, Wood- the testimony of important witnesses resid. RECAPITULATIO‘I “"85 11 stcro'onrnis without injury to the child, begging: . - .Al‘i-NOLRkke‘Y 08min, “mum- - . ’ '
ne, whereas it should have been Mrs. W. 3- taut improvements in his mill, is now better ward, Cook, and"‘Jim" Sweeuy, so that if in: in other SW95- . - Tom receipts from Water Rents. A . 1.77318 {3:302:33fid‘iggtfgnfiifugtleb$13235353$: 1).“;th CA ’ Budgepm’ J 1 ' - 5 '
Earle of East avenue. 'Tho conceit was. so _ prepared than ever to serve the 1“,me All at any time, no matter how remote from the On the .24“, of Novemberdast a motion Total Expenses, . . . . ,_ , . ~ 1.48:! 11; “on. CURTIS a BROWN P . ,1 m , N o '1! I c E ... Immense Red’uthOfl > ’
origin“ “a “Hum” that the correction who “fly their grist ‘0 hil mill will-be present, any one of those interesting indi- W“ mild? in the Supreme Court. Judge Bhr- nuance.“ ha'nd _aess—o_7 No.815 Fulton Str;&?Niw ii’orh. PERSONS that do not intenddonating to the .4211)—
“ deserved. served at astonishingly low rates. viduals should take it into his head to pay rettpresidiarg,by Messrs Sterling &'Waldon ‘ Midi;i‘i’eysBigggtfiffifvfgiflfl’ £3:- dealerley 1in we ng‘ggyFtttilr-‘f $311133: gamut-(get; $11,131:} at iii: .. . . . s
. rices asecannot fail toinsure the sale of the:
c
Surveying for the New York do Eastern
or “Parallel” Railroad, still continues, and
the engineers will reach Westport in a day
or two on their way to the State line.
-———-——o-oo.-o_—-—-— s-Or————- - b Mr. Samuel 0. Mount on the ’ round . ~ . ‘ ’
, _ . , some quarters that inasmuch as Mr. Wood- 3' . 8 ._.____ loss by Tag hecominz detached- All Express Goa to int t rw t . iii A -
We were indebted to Mr. Thomas CIIM, , Spain has acceded to,the demands of our ward had ab 3» cute d himself on Mr. Twadis that, the company intended to pay no more The mony friends of the beautiful and m l‘ié‘i‘im' Sold by Printers and siltioners every- ieismg’i‘i'ty 11.331972, fhiit‘inwiii magi'thg'i'n f0: til:
gardener, for a liberal contribution of fine
celery for 'our Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. arise there will probably be no war. no . to disarm 'the boudhold b ,1, - t- . . ,
. - - w be at l bert to return. . ers y e 31390111 Will be tuned to hear of her death which . . - . - .
Clnne, ‘7‘ believe, “5 31°" 1°“ of the “me - ’W » I y ' merit of trustees whom the ’com an could ' p ' ' a Nurse. . 3.33133}; lvmv'i'ii‘tli‘r'ii hfiiflfoifiimimfhg°fn '
t h' h h f ' h n lication An 0 stcr Supper is to be given on We: '— p y event occurred ' ”A 8“”‘03" Springs 1‘“ 1"“ w‘“"°"’"°°““"¢9"“ ““10 Friday. December, 5th. at the store of Hgnry dim- ‘ . '
nor W K: 6 can urnis “PO app - y ' TOWN Mnnrrno.-—‘Th'e town meeting to control. In the course of argument it turn- week ~ :{gflngfilfisulgg a: {1133:1133 g3: egos]; giggly; stead, Ge'o town,-irom,9 to 12 o’clock, a. m., and 35 and 37 Main Street,
.M
Ex-U. S. Senator Richard Yates, of Illi-
nois, died suddenly in St. Louis, on Thanks-' . 1k!” 1 r r l 74 I neuralgitcldiglyl 0‘, the lstomghfirellge: :gdhcolita N ' ‘
c c , .- . . . s s . rel“ e8 9 owe 5 all e. 3 ‘n’
KIWI: dIY- A New Norw- roe cry 0 8 . The “mm, entertainment of the ~ at there was too much blood and business in- long time been Identified with 'and indeed comfort to mother and clitl . 7m believe it Jilin “flipfiwfifw fikumfi‘fd‘ificmfif‘w‘g or 511*, Conn.
00*—
At the Republican Congressional caucus-
.l. G. Blaine was renominated by acclama-
tion as the republican candidate for speaker
of the House.
The Democracy in their Congressional
Caucus have virtually endorsed the “back
salary grab,” by nominating Fernando'
Wood (statute of limitations man) for
Speaker. Wood was one of those who wil-
lin l acce ted of the be k s . on the enem ’s works” at once {and in us _ - » - - . _ , .
U P _ _ . c P y l t 5’ d el'able director fuck“ .shall probably hear something about the fusing to appornt then: as Trustees, gives his uel Daskam, General Agent. Its. produc- {129:5 gfinfif‘m'. gangs. “flesibogt'afli. $181!
A W. , . . C t' 1 acomp s can I i . _ y. weight of the porcine monster. reasons as follows. Undoubtedly Messrs duetion is one hundred barrels per day. boxeocts. mated free fofithislut price.
meeting or “1° Fir“ ”5‘93“ was they kSOW how to make. Having had “19 . ° ' Brown and Wetmore are competent and Keeler, Holmes & Co. are their 'Norwalk ”R'hmson’“ “AND ”Am" AND lots
Society was held last evening to concur
with the church, if deemed expedient, in_ox-
tending, a call to Rev. John .A. Hamilnton
to become pastor of the Church and Society.
The annual church meeting of the church
is to be held next Friday evening.
W. '
Owing to a strained anklewhich render-
ed it impossible to perform the difileult
~music selected for that occasion Mr. Gibson
was forced to postpone the organ recital
announced for last Friday evening.
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Mrs. George Lockwood, of N ew Rochelle,
who has many relatives and friends ,in this
vicinity, has gone to Europe where she con-
templates remaining a year.
—-—-.—‘.o—.——~._
The Selectmen elected last October came
into Power 3951““! I bl“ no meeting Will and sweethearts were invited, together with
held owing to the sickness of Capt. Han- a fgw other guests, Alter the supper, dnn— has been most useful- w , - . . . s I go gun" and andiseases ofth to t ' - h
. . _ , . _ , , , ould that others mores son, both are well known to and re- gacity and enterprise wm deserved success. cull” In“ '. gib- o l m . r l!e roa . .
f0’d' “"8 “'35 indulged 1“ “m“ the midnight following her example, would do likewise: spectedbythccourt. The refusal taconfirm CFO—+— thgwoilld.) “g. L 8 ”mg t‘iheo ‘ “mam E. K. L00k1000d’3. arenow isnuedatthe
H.p+.——
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,Rev. Jas. Powell presented the cause of
the Freedmen, at the First‘ Congregational
church last Sunday morning, and also oc-
cupied the pulpit in the evening,
-———o—oo
government, and unless new complications
nesday and Thursday evenings by the la-
dies of the 3d M. E. Church.
The agents of Webb Bros. & Co. the well
known and reliable Directory Publishers are‘
canvassing Norwalk for a new directory for
the coming year. The senior member of
this house was one of the publishers of our
first directory issued in ’68, (not 71) which
was the best one we ever had. An attempt
was made to publish one early last Spring
by outside parties which was never issued,
notwithstanding this they propose “to move
confidence of the business men here once we
hope they will this time and .give us what
we want-a good directory.
m
Mr. Nathan Ives is in'the field selling dry
in a call.
woo—“oh—
ROBBERY.—Ml‘. and Mrs. Timothy B.
Fitch spend Thanksgiving out-of-towu. Up-
on their rcturn Saturday they found that
their house had been entered and robbed of
one hundred and fifteen dollars in money.
.w————
The plucky members of Phoenix Steam
Engine Company intend .to “push along,
keep moving,” if the times are out' of joint-
Last Tuesday evening they gave an oyster
supper at their rooms, to which their wives
Give bi
hour. These social reunions tend to keen up
goods, buots and shoes, ctc.,at panic prices. ’
a visit to the United States, trusting for his
safety to a good disguise and the supposition
that the anti-ring storm had blown over, he
would be certain of capture. This does not
seem to tally with the idea suggested. in
account more than on‘hls own, he would
be held next Monday is one of great interest
and should be generally attended. See call.
Mary’s T. A. B. Society was well ' attended
and passed off pleasantly. " . '
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Yankee guessing was at a discount on
Thanksgiving day, and the introduction of
“Long Island sport" into Connecticut prov ,
ed a failure—all on account of the st‘igen-
cy in the money market.” As only twenty
tickets were sold, the owneroreturned the
money and will slaughter the hog, when we
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Mr. 0. Fred Selleck has returned from
the West. , .
.. . .
Fr'rcn’a Hours,
Wnsr DARIIN, Dec. lst 1873..
Massns. Enr'rons:-—Pleasc acknowledge
through your columns the following articles
which gladdsncd our Thanksgiving, by
making both the inner and outer man ‘re-
joice and be comfortable. .
Moses Christy, Greenwibh, one box of
Oranges; two of Candies; J. B. Hoyt,
Stamford, nine Turkeys: Jacob Grant,
Five Mile River, one bushel i0ysters, and I
one bushel of Clams; South Norwalk Si'n-
day' School connected with the 'Baptist
Church; $25.00 in money. Dr.- A: C.
Hawes, Apples and Celery. ,Mrs. .John
Moore oi South Norwalk has also sent us a
large package of partly worn' clothing that
i
Counsel for the R. N. 00., to confirm the
nomination of Richard H. Brown'and lien-
Ijamin C. Wetmoré as trustees of the Com.
tral Branch Union Pacific Railwad first
mortgage bonds. The motionwas opposed
interest on the bonds, and were attempting
ed out that one of the proposed trustees will
a son of an officer of the road and the other
a law partner. Judge Barrett-intimated that
termixed to make them wholly disinterested
in the ‘matter. He, however, allowed the
counsel to pass up. tlieir papers; and took
the matter under advisement. 0n the-fol-
lowing day the Judge rendered this decision.
Richard H. Brown and Benjamin C. Wet-
.morc having been proposed as Trustees to
hold the first mortgages of the Central branch
of the Union Pacific Railroad. for the bene-
fit of the bondholders, Judge Barrett,-in re-
propcr persons, but the question is'whethcr
this court will confirm their appointment
under the circumstances. I think not. The
company acknowledges its inability to meet
itscoupons. Mr. Douglas C. Wotmore, its
Vice-President, is one of the Trustees accept-
to fund the next seven coupons.
the Trustees to be appointed under such cir-
cumstances, ought to be perfectly disinter-
ested betweenthe company and such'. other
bondholders as may refuse the funding pro-
posed. And I think the persons to be ap-
point'ed should be utterly disconnected from
the company and its officers. The bondr
holders are entitled to Trustees who shall
have no feeling even, except for their inter-
eat. I wish to be. distinctly understood,
however, atnot reflecting in the slightest de-
gree either upon Mr. Brown or Mr. Wet-
Tlic town of Daricn has furnished the is placed on the sole ground of their rela-
ng coupon bonds, whereby it..is proposed
Clearly
. One of our Wall street families has lost.
all confidence in partridges. While dressing
one recently the cook found a striped snake
half ayard long which the partridgehsd
swallowed without masticating.
complished wife of Mr. Stephen H. Richards,
It is a fact pretty generally known'that
prominent citizens of Norwalk have for a
controlled one of thelargcst .fiouring mills
in the State of Michigan. Yet we were
greatly, surprised to learn the eriormous
productof said mills, and the immense
“home” consumption of its “A No. 1”
Flour hereabouts. It is known as the Shia-
wassee Mill, and is located inlthe town and
county of that name, which, is thepremium
wheat county of the Peninsular State. G.
F. Tolles, Esq., is now-solo-‘lessee, and Sam-
a deficit of 865,000 in the Newark 'city
..s
Agents, and sell the enormous amount of
about one hundred barrels of this floor per
week, in their wholesale and retail trade.
J. M. Fisk & Co. are their New York
agents; Giddings &'
Nev" Haven BakingC
J. D. Bass'& Sons, the celebrated Cracker
manufacturers. New Lo‘ndohfand J. S.
Carr do 00., ' Springfield. ' All these are.
first-class dealers, and would have nothing
to do except with a really first—class quality
of flour. We have tried it and find it, if,
not quiteas white in {Coloniar richer in
sweet, nutritious flavor, than any brand
with which we are familiar. It has a cream
yellow tint, and with a little extra kneed-
lug, makes just the choicest quality of his-
cuit and bread. We are always glad to
speak a good word for our Norwalk boys
when they thus strike out, and by their sa-
pmn, Bridgeport ;
pany, New Haven ;
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MERCH ANTS and MANUFACTURERS
shill best insure their shipments’ to their
destination by using -
DIIISII’I "III OllIPPIII IA".
ver Two Hundred Millions'have'been
d Within the past ten years,without complaint of
Thirty Years’ Experience of am
used for thirt years with never falling safety and
success b mill one of mothers and chlldren,from the
feeble in out of one week oldto the adult. It cor-
the Best and SafestRemedy in the world ln.all cases
ofDYSENTERY and DIARRHtEA IN CHILD N.
whether itariscs from teeth! or from any other
‘canse.’ Full directions for u ng will accom ny
each bottle. None ennine unless the fac-simi e of
CURTIS a; PERKI S is on the outside wrap er.
Sold by ‘all Medicine Dealers. . m
llnbuunl Contlvonesn Cnuses
pepsin, Sour Stomach, Bad Brestll, are. The surest
preventive is Dr. Harrison’s Peristaltlc Lozenges:
elng both Tonic and Laxative, the restore nature,
thereby curing a costivc habit. In t e opinion of ev-
ery druggisr, thev are,» the most pleasant and effect-
un remedy for the Plies, and the only one that
a splendid care for oouon's. uoansnnnas, and all
canon and spun complaints. For sale by 3.8.
HARRISON CID" Pro? ors, No. 1 Tremont
Temple, Boston, and by pl ggists.
The Household Panacea
and
Family Llnlnscnt
is the best. some in the world for the following
complaints, viz. : ramps in the Limbs and Stomach,
Pslnrin the Stomach, Bowels, or Side, Rheumatism
in all its forms. Billions Colic Neural a, Cholern,
Dysenter , Colds, Fresh W’onncs, nrns. Sore
Throat, lnal Complaints. 8 rains and Bruises,
Chills an Fever. For Interns and Externcluse.
Its o oration is not only to relieve the patient. but
entire y removes the cause of the complaint. It
penetrates and pervades the whole system. restoring
esltliy action to all its part5, and quickening the
blood. The Household. Pontoon In pure-r
ly Vegtablc and All Healing. Pmp‘ared by
CURTIS & ROW ,
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by all druggists. 1,31
'l'lscmost Wonder-ml Dlscovery ors‘h-
lSthCenanry. ’
'Dr. S. D. nowc’s
ABABIAN MILK-C [IRE
‘ a wasn't-nu roa con Liven on..-
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Incipient
Headache, Dizziness, Worms. Liver Complaint. Dyn- J
same before the Annual Meeting .on the 17th inst.
' W. C. STREET, Treasurer.
1373. c, ‘ ms
. Norwalk, Dec. 1st,
Tax» tumors italics.
one}: is hereby
givenlto‘alls- rsons liable to
gut-pose of receiving said taxes at the following
mes and places z—On Thursday December, 4th,
at the store of Samuel Rnscoe, Bald Hill, from 9 to
at the store of Aaron Reed, Canaan’s Station, from
1 to 4 o’clock. p.‘m.; on Saturda December 6th,
at the store of Jehiel Grumman, ent, flour 9 to 12
o’clock, a. m., and at the store of Gilbert a Cooke,
Wilton Center, from 1 tot o'clock, p. m. '
and one-half per cent. 0n taxes not
said January 1st, interest w be charged at the
rate of one per cent; r month. .
_ SHEEMAN MOREHOUSE, Jr.. ‘
Wilton, Nov. 28th. 1873. , ’ - , '
paid by
Rocking Ilorses,‘ r
Dolls, '- ‘
China- TeaSetts,
,Tii’i'antl Wooden Toys,
Pocket Knives,
Motto Cups and Saucers,
Moustache Cups,
Toilet Sorts,
Plated Ware, Etc,
—.s.ar_..
‘i Nathan ; Ives,
in
en re stoekwithin the next Sixty Days.
V ALSO
. name,
For Sale Cheap.
‘ 1 mass. aarsrl isomer.
Don’t forget the place, old stand of Camp it Kyte-
SI SAIL—A go d second hand Blane. Graven.
stein mak r. ill esold c 51!
Don rt.’ 1.. when. nine and civpelr'y 3%” i0:
. Foreign Drafts
angsracr'rss OEEIOE, gunmen BUILDING;
.
9 .
Traveling Bogs. jf
a):
‘ A11 COST 1 g
_.
We men. just what we say, and thoscin‘ - ’ y .1
t ‘ want of
c . 5
will do well to inspect our stock.
N. B.—Wc wish it distinctly undfiiood,‘
that the great reduction infer
manure . _
Cash Only! _
“2:11:12; 32!; (it; {3:33; 3:23-41:53 an interest in the company, anu should Home with .Robinson’s Arithmetic: of the lions, both in business and by blood, to an treasury is reported. consumption, Loss of Voice. Shortness of'Bi-eath ‘ . . i
' . . . 1) therefore be encouraged. ' various grades for the uscof pupils. officer of the company who is proposed as ' "_"- "H.".—'_‘ 0M” .Cloupi00h3h1.001dl. Coulis afew days: " , ‘ ’ ' ‘ " ' “' ‘ ““’ ' .. ‘ BOB“! KNEE“, ,
that the almanac was not much imadvance M , , . ._ . Mr Edward Hunt an on ineer on the "item gic. Price sipcr bottlcmrorss. Alno P ~ L IA BAILRUAD starlight advance our - - .
of the weather THIILTRE To night at the Opera House Our Soldiers children are nearly all special Trustee forihose willing to third the N Y.& N H 1 ’d h b: inted ' Dr. s. n.nowc9s ' ' - - " ' -
- . -- - i - . - - ' . . . .rairoa as can 0 ~ -‘ ‘ .. \
, .____._.s.._._.__._ Harry Clark’s company is ,0 produce Un- gone, but there are other children entirely coupons, and upon.thc peculiar circumstan- to the osition of conductor on “1:: same Arabian Tonic Blood-Purifier. RAINS LEAVE NEW YORK “0m {00* “Des' Old Hates-
The ponds in this vicinity are frozen cle Tomis Cabin the great American drama orphaned gait but for this Home would to- ces ofthc case as disclosed. , )0“ P . _ Whgfh‘mfi'areflom ”.1115”: preparationsinitrim. Exggggggynflgggt‘auafimagr333%and .
' - - . ’ , . ' day be in our Aims Houses. Shall we This im ortant decision will interest the - ' _. ' m ' e.“ ”“9”" I ' th, 'th PullmanP lice Cars attached 9:30 . ' - '
0791'. and '1‘“an Wt.“ 3°“ ““111 “‘0 SHOW which draws as large audience, today as 1.01.08, our Savtor's Injunction? ‘ holders 0 many of their bondflsin Fairfield‘ —— Ot—o—f—.—-— LIVEB,KIDNEI8 and unison. psi-flinging»? S .day,o,ands:aop.in’. “ P‘SSABE cEn‘nnc‘TEs 43 MAIN STREET, »
came down to spoil it. twenty years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Howard ° - - M J D County, and may be ‘ lesson to holders of: Rev, A. J. Lyman, oftho First Congrega: "1‘2: 5:331!!!Vfigfll‘illl)::,r?nfidlflflnlflfl"he system 9 P3101; wig .1911} E 6,. twassfitpfifioythgig . -. , Nowell. - ,
.W will both appear in theiroriginalcharacters, =_________1__'_""s‘ othgr brands andd stotckm? to trnsgntireiy: tiohsl Church. .Milt‘ord, I!” promised ‘0 nichpnlood.'lt cures sironiizuiifiiififfei'oiiiii Sunnaiizflfinh fiayfl'fialiimogfliidwsshinirtshi bit . I ' "
The signs of the times are encouraging- and the drama will be playedinthe original The Gem“ . . . to t on vicean ac ion 0 officers corpoa' preach one yenrforthe South Congregation, kinds, removes Consti ation, and regulate. the via . . .. . .. i .m.. . . ' "
. . . - . n So 10 b n r . . . . l , II . 'sru v , formmadel ha.8:lo,9: . ., 230,3, , . .
Instead of reading of factories shutting version. . . . cm in wr giveaBall “mus-bi“ 1° make investments for‘them at Church, Brooklyn, but declincsscail. fiagfifiro :fi..§,§:ié:§,..i$il§l.,u,F:,::,‘,’::,";‘,’.;.‘ 4.5. :a‘d’32m,sp.m.aii)d12night. clarity}... 6:10, 7 U- C. ”All. S'I‘BAIIED‘
down and men thrown out Of employment, Y ————'.—so-o—————— on Christmas night. sel’lyfis. . -f ‘ ,- m. f d t i. - -——-—v-I'r-.—————— Instigator” Fyery . t _. worthits welg t in 73gicfiaggg9P-m- ‘ '
we now read of large factories starting up, A“ “5““1 at “115 59330". enormous flocks. The formal opening or the PONGIIOS'SCI' we “mixing?“ hotlylgjg-ofiggeb other ,A powerful “Vi"! aft-slight» i, now in 1?; dsn‘h’iifir’if‘ii’nt‘i. iiifig’id’fiifi‘ffy fiq‘msflg ‘39}! Sistorciiség’; 4331:9603? figsrfirmwd’,’ “"1“ l“ m“ “ ".10 °
“general improvement in manufacturing, of wild ducks are to be seen on Long Island and Harlem Railroad took place last week same party who defeated the confirmutglh 9f progress m a" Methodist Episcopal “hum? Solarium! ~‘°'§§’;"fi'§o,,;,z, gaff", an}, §i§$¥ aooeii‘tI'Aigffil afiéléfge$§€nax§r§ you'gu‘ “Churn-Is OFFIPB- '
and hopeful prospects for the future. Bound. ' ‘ M01103?- j the “wee” 4 1 3“ “mm"?! ' l ems ‘ " ‘ 1'51 chisb‘il‘i’ifi'r'figi'yi’ilfi- D" 130“” JF"'Ge‘-‘°m?‘-‘ gliseramr ' ' ’ ‘- ' "" ‘ ‘ ' _ ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler