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you'o'ii'N"ii-iivliirs*riivii“ A "Ell" I” .,.RPR|8£. .CONYEYANCES. ASSETS Afiifiiiinnuc'rnvo
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~61 m: ‘?:?:“9!’,2M“km9 , or alltlielntyriad moods or. mind. 2;:
the husband arrived and registered his name,
“John Smith," looked over the register for
Queen of Live lathdpn‘, do .1 ”5.80000
. . APhnwoon INSTITUTE w. 2— ., , -.. ‘ ’ ~ 'z'w‘ - ‘
, the room assigned his Wife and 'rushed M FOI'YOIm Ladies, Puss in. ’Mass. . ' "‘=—AT—’."” ‘3. ". .:..: ’ "i frills? ‘ “N - - i ‘ .'-—'a .. . -
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Tuesday,January 27, 1874. had been separated from his wife twa ’ _ , BEMMON & NEWCOMB S i “E —-—— ' , CQWLES & MERRIEE’; I , Inxsgbscrib‘?iEIfsllypreparednthisestablish: Whichone waseerso door, so kind,
-.'—— II » . .. . .. - months. Now all the hotels keep a. watch WDDDS Household Maflazma . .53 DIXIN'S‘I‘RBET :. trig: ' NORWALK AND NEWYDRK Agéfit-“mdm‘m“Hunger“,cm m.,“; margebfigng; togfsfifififiiéfifitfiffim So beautitni,solougingi
A 'WIRTEB' DOSBBUD. in the halls-to see that no improper charac- The 3331; D 11a M th] . j , HOT AND . Etna orii’llilill‘fél'?““°“"mp“‘iifmszso‘zé Egsflifil'fitzriphtéigi‘n'egouge'xogd-wmk crops". The thinngc long 105th we are
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BY Imam" nuns aunts. ters gel ““0 the rooms, and the wamh m o adgy mist]: by «Zliwass- CHOICE »FAM=ILY 930033133? ‘ .. “Digit“? .' 34 j-‘ “i"- "2: .12.... Inggpggzgig “Nilenwdflld’c'l’” °W°ikm2m figagfifi For one tm’nscendentmtmsnt.
, this hall was an exceedingly couscientous $5 To $151111”? g‘iltinigime" I , ., , _, . ,. ; ,I , , atalireasonabiehouisofthe dayornight,ut t . _ M 'v. its Pneopleilfgfildglellt‘awnnt. - “31m“. '11‘;immingexecutediuthebestnéafiisékwxzn Beéore thek Present poorIand 1332f ,
' i . . 2 :' .._ nov ml 1 oume— ~'~ ‘ ' ' ‘. ‘1‘ . .' " e " 2, 232 , ' ' ' ' - .' " ‘ ."
Oh,»roaebu d, Wm" ro sebu d, Irishman. Seeing the man enter a lady’s , , _, I_ . . with emu...“ ., FRUITS and VEGETABLES . i“ “ii-O'- Ig]; . Iza 3 {i3 5;, IPyngfy maul: N.Y. lIIzI“:5ggilsg an ma Ieitssneering com a . .
Wheaee comes your summer smile, I ”2'”, he.w.°ngtg ,9,” omcc‘ The Yosemite Valley, IN Tunm PROPER seasons. efifinnfizfefiffigzg gfifm‘e. '3; ‘ - fil’t'éiiift‘idii‘a‘imw Fm" “liltiiiil RANGES Still. Waugh our Pallry slit .and Wife.
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mm ...-....s.... a... “DEER“. in... ,, m.,... d. .1... .. 1" on -— ’ ' ”" WHITE’S Paorsueas Dilim‘ifa‘iifiii's‘izii‘i‘iisi"" east: .. ----- +3.3: s... down s. m... m.-
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I: 1th all the while? in charn‘e a ’ $232313;3:3it:‘£dtii‘df.%‘f£ifii3?5‘i¥$:.., $1.23 5“” a“ 95.39%?!“1'3L ., Will continue to make regular trips between Ror- gigglkelfalgfigguggflnss" 3 ggg'gfggo - Call'undseethembefdrebuyingclsewhere. And longing moldslnclay “h“ hfe .
'I‘h 'ld 'd . t' ‘ t I- ‘ Pt? . I , Nahum, alone, one yam . L00 5 WILLIAM c, STREET, walknriugeandNewvorh,duringthewinter.stop. me, re a -. , ,_ .;~ , a . 9I Carves on the marble Real;
9 '1 n“ "In H “mp“ m“ “Whew n whistled the watchman “be (he . . . . GROGKERV GLASS WARE a.“ in at South Norwalk to receive and leave frei ht. C91“ c J w’PYachY-I ‘ .. - ' ..- ”54'4“” GEORGE F BELDEN. , _
"m., . . . ;. . l i . Examine our Clubbmg and Premium, Lists. ’ I . I . J .1." ,e ght received from and delivered at the ire ght Nsrraganaett, o ProvidencIe,R. L, 754,94700 , ‘ To let the new hfe m, we know, ,'
“3.11%“!!an 13 berett— mother tlv Moses, there’s a man lll that ‘vaorls‘gstEclassyerigdigfls for the place at onto. -—— ' ' j - lsv‘YVater Street, de 0th the Illianbury & Norwalk Raiilrgad. giggrggggfggtgag-o “fig-{2&2 ' Desire must ope the portal -
‘. ‘ .. ~ .erien v oerso ' " ‘ . ,.. '. . ' .."' ; f , ' ’
ll -he-w“‘e of out (if doora' room." solltlsoalocinegxl‘or tern“ and $333133 Mrlgazine. Auda supplyof (”Sh PIES'CAKE' BREAD'&°' Wholesale'?’"n’ ‘et" fibeuler in retell: uce so a as heretofOlc F” g t M usual Alemunia,Clevelané,o 1 2 . 295:00000 SOMETHING NE W, Pcrha s the ion in -to 0
' You have no kindred left. ‘ “I th on ,1 -e1' the clerk who did Address 5. E. SHUTES, Publisher always on hand. 2 .2? :s» s. s. - WA" "50,, m .0,b,d,,,,,,,,,g “,0, the em. Liverpool,and London,andGlobe,sepa- . p 8 , E. be S
V inot Enoénllle 1:131:23; “we will ’See about 41 Park Row, R Y- City, 01‘ Newburgb, N- Y- DEMM ' ' " ' " ’ ~ ' ' V ' _ ployeestoll) the {hosts of his line on account of the "“9 tire “5593!. 5.066.105 00 A FIRST CLASS CITY - Helps make the soul-immortal.
" t on anewcoma. ' H ARD W ARE W
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Northnritisn . ercautne', ‘d’oIi‘djo' ,m‘iossosoo ,
, Longing is God’s fresh heavenward will'
VDR‘APER
0h, rosebud, dear rosebud, do:
lmperial.6fLon oiiT" ” do do .513,06t500
HE undersigned having this day formed .a co-
How e’er we fail in action.
I wonder if you dream :that." -. 71' 3 I A‘ A ‘ ' 5a naiN' STREET DAN URY NORWAL R . - - -
.v_ . _ 2 4 - . ' , o . A a th 0 ,St 1: , . th ' .
How much more fair and sweet you are “(luv ”my "3“" ,Rilt'm- , KVAU‘E F ST " r __‘i . -. ' IRON, srnan, MECHANICS' TOOLS, AGRI 43 ‘ needeftifidd’fpil‘rfi °°, "mun?“ in C" W] out ”or “mm"! ““3”“ ’
' “Wh t do u t?" from a masculine a W0 BKS - a WA 930mm R co LES ' n it AND We quench It that we may be still
Thansummer rosebuds seem? . a. h' 3’0 W“ - > _ . ~ )~ 1%- , I gCIIyI‘URALjEI iMPpljmnNTS-‘fi Chairman 3 0515i ' ‘ ’ ' O ERMERRIM‘ Content with merely living . .
‘lt‘m that “a?“ h: Win!“ an, v21??? gaff-you n E if. ANEQN'L'A: IE5 i: GEORGE WARD SELLECK, $73991le Summit}, etmlhisgz}.'SEAFTQJE; ” _ ' ' '. ' 1 ' ' , ' - ‘ TAILURING ESTABLISHMENT But, would we team that heorl’siull scope
.7 is: race an eau - rows , ' . . . . . - - ‘ - . .. '. . . . , , . .
3, .. , _ I? E, i _ The door openel and a gentleman-in aw .>~ .. I - , : film § Hasconsmfly In stock“ m new stand._ nuns AXLES, SPRINGS, BOLTS, M948 fizzy "411;: 10:32 dailfilfisfiédrlii. but & THE NEWI , SALO0N' At No. 1 Gazette Building,(up smug.) Winch we are hourly wronging,
Because IO DICCIOUS and so rare ‘ . . i S Q , . SASH BLINDS DOORS PAINTS l y - .
A “was,“ times a rose! ‘hahille half-appeared in the doorway. a "1 DAN D 3 n. to 137° 9 J! Iaifi. Sbr’eét' "I; L s'v 1' - * ’ - an: 33131-03," a,$333351§683fiif§gm113 $.33 The subscriber having removedto the Store, Efsygtrslgglygmoygggfis ectfullinform thcciti 00’1"” must Climb from hop? to hope.
' “What are you doing in this room ?” de- 2' 5 'ELASTER § § ' ’ 0 ' G as ' “m SH’ &C., Housatonic Railroad. ‘ p 1“” 21 MAIN STREET. New York city Establishmecngf‘llgetflfdlv:“31:33:: And realize our longing.
Ola, rosebud, “if rosebud, 'manded the clerk. “I assigned 312 to you." W. E — E u g Achoice and line “go“memog . ' , , y A! LQFestRcw York Prices, At 6 22 p_ m. F0, panhmy, and all Stations. “outfitter-l up the some ass p-lzrtiBgeshimse f to givesatisfactionto allhla custo- Ah! let us It op e that to our ”in
You grieve not thatyour prime “Doing in this room? Why, I propose to t: 'p AGENTS 3 g , I . , , . I“ , Mafia-n3} For magma” “Fl intermediate Confecteonery Store He 'iwIlllgitllrlespecfial attention to Boys'Garmeuts Good God not only reckon:
0f,raId_iaIut bloom and rare perfume occupy it with my wife." . E 5" WANTED ATEVERY h: 0 GI, 0687'068, ' Fairfield Count At1185 p. m. Freighttraln, . , ’ ‘ ' ' "wil- ' iiigifowiisciot‘ifgifn gigglfilge:Smftfiltlogragglnegl’llg The moments when we tread his ways
Ho's cone in-winter-time— - "Wife! Too thin,” replied the clerk. - 5.x 1:: E . . .- - s . y . , —. . . ., flefnshmem , Sam)". « ,- .. “I“ “"Wcmm'v“mmmblewlcel- - b k ’
' - ' wTOWNE—a‘ Pro/”7187107218 ' 1' r‘ . z . ; - g .. ., . ,5 fi , Lease Aorwa I: Brzdgefor South Norwatk. I ., ,. '.."l . , . . _ I . , ~ FRANCIS J. McKEON. But when the spirt ec ons—
Lid IhoIld I deem it hard and wrong. a We want none of this here. Dress your. V . 9 £5?- t3 .2; 9 , ‘ i‘“ . ». sf; 1.,“ , M 7 39 10 45 3-111" 9 13 5 28 8 6‘) P- m- is fpléy p‘repared to supply the public with every _ That some slight good is also wrought
1‘43”!““3'3Wm1 “‘73: self and get out And tell the lady to‘ l, l . 2'; - , 1mm ”MW“, for 1, vor 8 yo , . . _
‘ ‘ f ' . ' ' -' ' ~' "> 2, , , . _ Choice Co‘nfcctioncr NOTICE. Beyond sewnmfacuonv
get on her duds and get out, too. And be -———-——-—-—————" Flour, ‘3“ 9}": 5%: grimy, afi? 1"“ma ““1 Ice Cream, y, When we are simply good in thought,
f .1 In . , ‘ .I .
If life's best'joy should bloom among
’l‘he snows of later years i ~
0
0h, rosebud, sweet rosebud,
What happy secret lies
Reels-in :your heart so shut apart
‘ From rude and curious eyes?
Somc‘dear delight of‘souiror sense
Hust'mske its dwelling‘there,
Else wherefore does thisIodor thence
Rise like a grateful prayer?
Oh, rosebud, rare roaebud,
Woolf thatyou might repeat
The dreams which rest within your breast
And make your life so~sweeti
"l‘ware well if we sad mortals knew,
Our days are so forlorn—
So many souls among us, too;
. Alas, are winter-born!
Oh, rosebud, my rosebud,
very quick about it.” , , ,
"But, ’man," said ”the embarrassed actor,
“that lady within is my wife, and I am her
husband."
' “Oh, bother," said the clerk. “I know all
about it. I ha‘v‘nt time to waste on you.
'Miss Agnes Morton,’ ‘John Smith’—-it
won't work. Get. out. You ought to be
asihamed of yourself.” '
By this time the lady had got an idea of
the situation, and set up a scream, the bus-
band relapsed into profanity, while dressing
himself, and tho watchman went off to ans-
vver a call somewhere else. ,,,The husband got
his clothes on and reasoned with the clerk.
He told him his wife was an actress, that
they were both known to the proprietor.
By the way where was the proprietor?
“Gone to his house in Harlem.”
Well, the upshot of it was that the clerk
DDDD
SEO er dayi Agents wanted! All
$5 t c asses of working people, of either
sex, young or old, make more money at: work for
us ill their spare moments, or all the time. than at
go 7thing else.
Particulars free. Address, G.
IRSON & 00., Portland, Maine.
.wul NE taught in the most; complete and
eamest way ever presented, by
Seaver s ngravcd Chart,representingin footprints
and description the exact OSlthD of every step.
Sent to any address for cts. L. ’1‘. Seaver, 1:5
Tremont St., Boston. .
PATENTSIOBTAINED --- v. for Inventors.
R0 char uunleauucccssi'nl. Pamphlctuntfrec.
C. A. gnaw. Solicitor, 110 Tremors: semesters.
' to 3100 in Wall St. often leads {dale—r-
. tune. No risk. 32- age pamphlet for
stamp. , Valentine {lumbridgc {c 00.,
Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall Sst.,N. Y.
‘ 5 SYCHOMANCY. 0R380UL§ CHARMING.”
How either sex may fascinate and gain the
love and afieetlons of any person they choose, in-
stantly. This simple mental acquirement all can
To whiehIliIe we .lld invitethe attentionofallwho
. .wishtopurchaseIfirstIgc'iassgoods,“z'. ,iII
Reasonable iP‘arIc‘é‘s.
DRIED BEEF, SLICED A.SPECIALTY. BEST
or RAMS, nits-Hits: wuqnn Ion sultan.
Dropin and seclusin oui new store,
Boo-1's a. @3035
T HE sudscriber would respectfully callth e atten-
tion of the public to their , ‘ 1:
NEW snocx OF doors,
isFrrwit, m., I I};
lNSDltANDi-i couriNY.
South Norvl'alk, Conn.
No.971t'lA'INI‘S'I‘lR-E'DT: 26ml Udllllal, : $200.00“
' " " " islets, 1,Jlll1373, $302,924.35
v
consisting of a general assortment of —,
m.
Ayers
Vigor, ‘
_ _ o, f “kw
‘ '2. 3.152% Iggsé
ACON. Sup't.
not?
I!" "III, IEW IlAVEl s. HAHN" RAILIDAI
NEW YORK & NEW HAVEN DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing November 17th, 1872.
Traiusleave Passenger Station at South Norwsik
as follows:
South Norwnlk for New York.
”8.47 A. m., Boston Express.
4.14 “ Boston Ex ress.
0.00 “ Accommo ation
gig I‘I‘ IA‘ccoingiodation i - D i
. oca xpress stopp no at or on
‘ ' -~- Ngromao ,, udStamfgrfi; no In»;
c , ..
idealsE ll 7 ion -. s — it
11.00%? *fifi 9...“! {I} is,
351.1821fibéific Mien E. ';
8.04 ‘ oston Ex rcss.
4.07 “ Accommo ation
5.61 Boston Ex ress.
6.37 ” Accommo ation
9.37 “ Boston Express.
New York for South Norwalkx
AH’JO, 8.05(Ex.,) 9.05, 10.00, (Ex.,) A. M; 12.00 M
1.00 (IL. 8.00 (Ex..) 3.15 (Ex.,) 3.55.4.38 (Local
ex) s.io,( ocni Ex) 0.85, 9.10 (ex) and 9 (six) p.112:
South Nor-walk forfiw naven
Soda Water,
Ottawa Beer,
Foreign and Domestic Fruit,
Nuts, Cigars, arc.
‘g‘atticmcn §£i obtai‘p Oystersialid
filadied'” ‘nd '
Meals 3.611;? in the Réfaurantd; l
l: ; 1 if ~ Ian ' .
: uf n ‘ DO U G L S S ,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Confectionery and Ice Cream.
Aymthmm
For the relief and
cure of all derange-
ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow-
cls. fi‘bey are a mild
apei'lent, and .an
excellent purgativc.
‘ _ Being purely vegIS~
""" ' ,3 table, tileytcontIam-
'- “' nomercuryorminc: ‘
rnl whatever. Much
serious Sickness and
artnershi under the name of GEORGE Ii.
RAY 0ND a; 0.. for the our one of transactin
the Furniture and Undertaking usiness, at the 01
stand of E. Raymond do Son, respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public. .
Rorwaik, J unc 10th. 1873.
GEORGE III. RAYMOND,
WILLIAM R. LOCKWOOD.
In view of the change above named the under-
signedreqnests that all parties indebted to the late
s
firm of E. Ba and a Son, will call and settle their
accounts wit out delay.
3m GEORGE H. RAYMOND.
Tax Collector’s Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that, the undersigned
. under and by virtue of a certain Tax Warrant
d ply executed and signed by proper authority, and '
directed to the undersi er . commanding him to
levy and collector J S BIRCHABD. and other
persons named in the rate book on list in said war-
rant, annexed. th_elr several roportions of the
sum total as therein stated, sai sums being a tax
or assessment agreed upon by the inhabitants of
the town ot Norwaik re arly and legally assem-
bled,to Wit :-—on the let day or December, A. 1).,
1871, met for thetpurpose ot providin for the in-
debtedness of 381 town list; of 1871, evies upon
and W111 sell at Public Auction. at: the remixes
hereinafter described, on the 28th do 0 March,
A. D. 1874. at 2 o’clock, p. m., so muc of the fol-
Jamn Russell Lowell.
m
A Friend In Need.
“Confidence,” says the. proverb, “is a
plant of slow growth.” It is , perhaps best
not to grow it at all in the Australian bush.
Judging from the following incident related
by a Melbourne paper. A certain person
was traveling through a lonely district when
he heard a great outcry. Thinking bush rang-
ers were at work, he fired off a pistol to in-
timidate them ; and presently the noise ceas-
ed, and a scampering was heard. On com-
ing to the open ground. the traveler discov-
ered a man tied to a tree. “Oh‘ i sir,” cried
the victim, “I am so glad you are come.
have been, attacked by rufilans, and they
were robbing me when 'they heard your
i_stol.” “And couldn’t on get loose, my
end 2" asked the trove er. ,“No ;the tied
me so very tightly.” “And did they re you
of everything " “No; 'only of my ‘watch.
They had not time to-search for my money
which I placed in’ my lei! boot." "How
Norwalk, J has 20, 1873.
2 . tract: or parcel of land called “Coal Pit Lots,” in
quantit ten acres, more or less,and bounded north-
erly by rid of William B. Lockv‘vood, easterly by
highway, southerly by sold Railroad, and westerly
by land ofA. L. Vanderbilt, and land of Lewis Ra -
moud. Also one other tract or parcel or land ca -
ed “Sheep Lots," in quantity twenty acres more or
loss. with a barn stands: thereon, and bounded
pathy I . . _ I _ northerlythy lIang olffiJplsep (1}:in “f?“ by high-
; 2- :"wa souer wa.no osua en-
f“ 3 ”3.1%"??? “I’d“??? 0mg, or $33?“ to ’— my. and landyot‘ 110ng EEiglowmnd westeri by
. i“"“1°te ‘39” ‘9“ an ‘9 eve '8 s ' ' tan of said Biglow, and land of said Joseph ox.
A“ occasxonal dose stimulates “33 stomach and- Said real estate is of the real estate owned at;
bowels, “5'50?“ ll“? "Meme! 3““ mvrgoratetithe the time of-his dent by Samuel Bouton, late of said
trite....113use:.i‘rsair"diavir.al: s.......,............,.. ..............m....
gelgab'l’kwei'x “:9“, ‘1‘“?! g} “bat {108 ,3. of tar” geréetl’ilieilseggc equal undrvrded one twenty-fourth
3 ma es iim be i col 9 y e or rorn .eir . . »' ‘ -
cleansing and renovating effect; on till: digestive ufi‘gifigw?" figfighgégl‘: $33,853:: £3,513,833
apparatus. ' - for the su po and education of said minor, and
that it Will e for the advantage of said minor to
sell. the same and invest'thc avails thereof accord-
ing to law; wherefore he says there is ust and
reasonable cause for selling the same. e there-
niem,‘ it will keep "it: clean and vigorlous;
. "Cr. . ‘ "l. ttlelair
. Materials. A full line of ,Its 0L 15lon'lluseull preveu i
.Kitchcn Furniture, Heaters Ranges NIo'iII-IICEL from turning gray 01' fullillgpflEflHJ
AND STOVES OF ALI: KIND’S. consequently prevent baldness... » .L‘lio :
. . '. . I". . .b ,r‘. .‘ t I .l
We havelustreceived alarge invoice of PLUMBING l PLUMBING I , Szilglfififilstgil 11] 3:111);in a)“; fig: fight]:
Iron £13.“ Pants, : ARING engaged the ssmsesornm I. - . s’ 'tion of dandruil', \Vlllcll isoftensollun-
of three Shades. plumb" °' gm“ expemnce' ”"1"" “N cleanly and offeuswc. Free from those
known in this vicinit asa racticalworkmaninall. . . .
These colors are natural. inst as nature made them branches of plumbing, I snin be able to supply the deleterious substances which make
in the mine, are durable, and will last longer than ’ t : . . . . . .
some preparations dangerous and 1mm-
any 0th" kind of Paint. public with the best work at short notice. Leave: ~ . .
' irious to the ll.l.lr,' tllc Vigor can only
Some years. Let us hope it will so prove.
your ordersfor
benefit; b11li‘71l9l37llnl'ln' it. If wanted
m.,... '1'. E. s. E. B. SMITH,
LIFTMD macs pimps, BA TH Tans, wants" ‘
:merely for." it HMR‘ DRESSING,
'- Dealersin
‘prey to the tempter, if she-has ever looked.
upon the wine sparkling in its cup-ever.»
touched it—mN Toucan) rr. , .
:I recall a pleasant little story ofonc or
these “four boys." Hole in the employ of
one of Boston’s merchant. princes, and itl, ,2
perhaps, best known for his passionate love
of flowers. He is never, during the season,
without a bo’quet of choice flowers in "his
button-hole. His employer noticed-Alan:
and chided him one day for. his extran-
gance. Jamie looked him in the facelhfid
said, pointing to his bunch of flowers, “This,
air, is my tobacco." The merchant, turning
uponhis heel, with the vision of the. green-
backs turned to ashes upon his .own lips,
and,I doubt not, with a sudden thought of
longer droughts and deeper potations, rc-
Fancy articles of Tin,
that from this time henceforth, while her .
Wood, Iron, Lava and other
name will appear on the bills as “Miss
Agnes Morton," on hotel registers it shall
appear as “Mrs. John Smith,” and that the
Mrs. will be written as boldly as possible.
BUSINESS. '
continues to improve. The jobbers are sell-
ing a great many goods, they report collec-
tions fair, and altogether the prospect is
good, and the signs indicate a better late
winter business than New York has had for
. ' uously taken, as required, to c Itlnge the diseased
Vivid. action of the system. With such change those
' ' , 1? complaints disappear. - .-
‘ Bets?» For Dro y aiidIDI-opslcal Swellinfis,
they should 8 taken ill large and frequent doses
The very best of Turnouts,—not to be surpassed by to produce the effect ot‘a drastic urge.
any private establishment in the county. ]!01' Suppression :1. in e use should be
taken, as it produces fireflies red street by sym.
NDRWALK LIVERY STABLE.
FIRST-CLASS
DOUBLE AND SINGLE
Horses mul Carriages
Constantly on hand for hire, with or withput driv-
ers. Gone in input-w gnsver hettorwadd ', Ido
Iy‘heart is like to you, - - . . - t 2' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ’ Atoao a it s rin a law
Was staggered though not convmced. He $055959. free. by mall. 25 cents. together With B s] G O ' .'. ' p 2 e .1” .- . .
' ' . ‘ tian oracle, Dreams. A lieer book. 000 t ~ - t 2 z _ , 9-03 Accommodation sulleuns'ls quvent- - - - fortunate " observed the traveler- "was the
aggriddezeggftgefem I keep finally consented that they should stay till sold? Address T. WILLIA &CO., Publishers. 00 S, [008, a] 61’s,, I For restoring to Gray Hair Its 9.39 " Boston Ex ress. H F, ,I,. “w and we mmi, ,Shouldegayg’ufgfili‘og‘flflfi :?$:t§ddfgcgll‘l§dtg$ll :tallgengigflztesgrflliefi sum considerable?” over a thouslsnd thank
' ppy .- . ' . ' morning when he would investigate further, rhummph‘m . ' ‘ t lv-E’ l't (l. C 1 r . gains-1:" ‘ sgi 2 for ’thcir progction‘lmd relief, when re uired. Enangsmgffifiggffgm‘afiln?§g bank?!” heaven," said the poor man.. “Are you
Oh, llllenl IImtEr-ltmo Will flee, and he cut belo T" The subscribers are manufacturers '. na. 1118. l a. l y 8.1}, ..° 9 . . 0161111"! $2 x it Long experience has proved them to be t e 5.“ Bu b e t 1 b land 30w yr {gm 10“me sure they are gone p" asked the other “011!
. And spring Nimble“ the air “7 W' . . #111110 prOIiplCDOTS (lily. 13- ”- food’s &c., both for Gentlemen and Ladies' wear. which, I "‘ 5F 75'; . 5:1. :i, , ‘rcsfs‘. l fig. ftl: 3 est, surest, and best of all the Ifs'lls with which sayfiygeb’eeasagdt or by highwgl andewzsterlyq‘bly certain i. The new comer~looked 1min (I and
And birds’will‘hiu and there will be A few moments after, the "310mm“ passed $.21.de semfiém‘é‘i‘D’sl‘iiillllirsif‘i‘ifiifiers‘déi‘ifi ' , ’ 2 Edgy-5."??? 3i . . Dom! Epic"; :1 3 L5 3 ‘ i if . ill: ll“ ' 9’53““? titties; at“? "and 5" “5‘3“” with” “Midge“! Esme W“ roundfand seeing the 0051.8t élear said 0001-
_ IS. the room, supposing, of course, that the man unrtmted or' urcilase price refunded. . We putup . willbe soldvery low for Cash,attheold stand. which r—s ,. at 1:5 :4: ’.“...E-;- i. s: to tens ll" :' s {refili‘nsmnov'ed'gddfio 1” feet-mom.” leflifwnt 811d ’9‘“ and 14° ‘99 1y «wen as they're one I'thi'nkI'll fin.
, White roscbuds everywherei . . he medicine nboxes of three sizes, which retail .., . ., . .. 1,]. u . ‘ whole" ch .1 r" 6f lif restored to its health “‘0‘“ 0' 1°53,” dept t)!“ “"11 raise the sumo - ’ ' n .g ’ -
, . . Fr The Ald‘ - had been ejected. The unforlunfite 110“” had for25 cts. 50‘cts. and 51. Persons remitting retail one- .lgletd c, 3.2: .. fissittigilnfiglaigg: .cfivitylfmmegng, 0,3me which become doggeg one Dollar, shoe, that being the proportion of the lab the job myself. And he roceeded, to
- :',____3' " .___0m__ - "u '. discovered that a valise had notbeen sent B§i$i3awuigol§lllsii3e ‘ffl‘fgfgspggfipggfig‘mfifig ’ELY’S BLOCK, 1““ llhli’ “f“ ‘1 10:48 “ Boston Exlllress'. “lid Sgggf’! ”£30 0‘5““5°(1,11,’1YA1119’."§1?'§€’ ““1 figfi‘f‘gfitflfifgggemg‘éfifigflfi lgggligiii rob the unfortunate YICUm.—I . Globe.
.I_I_.._..._.___. . _ _ _ - - ' - . l ,. « timu in acion. ‘ us inelp en iseasa . . =5: ,
' ' ' ’ ‘ ii and he was makin his We to the office who destre. Our wholesa e rices er doz. areSl.75 . . . . ,. » . . . . , ll,,1 0 1' Trains leave New Haven for South Rorwalk at s - - owner to be addcdt ereto. . . . , , ,. , .
.9“ “W ‘0“ mus... ~ .3” .. i. T... well... mi... .3... mowers. mom 2 - - - . - 2- “an. d. mauve-av (Ex-0.5a m wax-o. antacidsitalivstsisiaarseaass we” . - F‘s’i‘°"‘°’“‘?‘°‘-'='°~"° . - - .
~ .- 2 1 ' 2 -’ ' fr. g... m.,... a... .0 s. 5.... u... & °°" “m N‘ " - 2 50"“ “Emu." 0°“ --. '1. sadder. nest.sunglasses“;-ll.‘-’°' ambulances...dramatic 1...... Norm. m- m. m- - a. m.$::g':..:§::.:{zrmm$flg
Till LABOR QUBHIOR—TAINARY—WINBS. 1‘0 , I) r 'c 9 Come g'th me m g ' lectures faded See large bilgs of advertisement at Station virtues unimpaired for any'lengt of time, so 0 THE PROBATE COURT f th' D' t u t f- the conversation-turned upon the practico
Afim Ixcmnm—Bumsa. ‘* r 5"“ ,“fi“‘"' :12) ' ' W‘ H I (,3; F H. NASH & BRUTHERS Allkindsofeents'and Ladiea' Booze. sauna..- i ’ or gray hair “““m‘iifi‘i’fizlisn. Gen’lSupt.. New Haven. halt; fslerfdiéf’tisgy’ i‘iSSDi??iii‘§h€r‘§% Norwelk: ' °r ° ’5 ° ° I so common inrashionable circles, of been
‘ ' ‘-——' r. , 91.11:“; er. ld k'nfiw Xe: rotom' hi i bl, Buy alltheir goods of ’ madetoorder in thcmost workmanllkeilanner ans 5 $ to it‘s original NJOIINhT. MO0DY,Sup’t Grand Central Depot withouz'disturbance to the coustitutionmrtlletmr to??? Didi-Slur,” if. (gigglgfli‘syti'ifinll'igge’gfutl’l: mg W5". '0 cgnefll; “In remarked: “It 1'
» , . , . . . ._ u , - r . \ . .. . ew or . - oceu alon. , _ 2 - . v . .: asse tome ut awa a refuse :iti Tand
Raw Yorur, January 24, 1878. . mg “'0“ ‘c yem er "e s we ’ 1:11st HANDS . W‘ , color with the Eu directions are no on the ma er to' showethr-That he 18 father endlesally up ointed ,p ’ y t
.. '. .- ,:.,. . , I’ll fix (3, Come wid me '0 dirlh ‘5 al- - 9 s . . p ; , ’s ‘ ’ '. - gl '1 ' Guardian to Henry Jennings a minor ,Fon ‘ 2 .0011 11le “w mom“? OfifOW-hoflxmu'm’t
“51’me"““3- . pew”! . .1 I D AND AT , at fair prices. {,II . loss and fleslmess of youth-1 Gillian BEN EDICT’S ~ 3,5."gixzfi‘g‘lofi’o‘éfiighiflmfifing‘fifich 513:6 t? Wiglstge paging; said ’EnlilriorhiIs.the.low't§§ :touchit—nusxfl’a‘mroudn rs.n . _
The threaten demonstration of thcun- ' - HORSE CA K ' ' th' k d f 11' 1 " cmc 'e Pillampidly cure;_ o shun m . m res in c_o ow gran as Is . She’wa's'a winnin b" nt‘ful 0m,-
, ; . - - - , as RUN nionT nv Tuanoon. , . 311‘ 13 10 9118 i a “‘3 la“ . , . mg m. situated l and bein insard town ofNorwalk . , - - , - 3'» . ,, ‘ ~. -"~ - n- .
employed laborers of the'city' took place on 2And barn-"91:1 him lmll dragged him to INSIDE FIGURES ,; .i -., ~13 Ni. ;and. baldness often, though not; always, NEW AMERICAN RESTAURANT. “53;” p:n§§TIfi‘:‘}'X°!’ '0‘!ng lfirw‘iédd negtract; it! limpet of ignd’ in quantity" but 1: h“: “1°“ 1!" “3111:3031“. of the ‘
g ' 0‘ ' . _ ‘ . ; .- ' ' s I V ' ’ ’ ' ' ‘ ' ’- '
me 1411:. It amounted to nothing. I An 31“. 7am}: "‘5‘ him In! 1:0 Elma 1;; (1001'. l andconsequentlycau seilat mgch flower prices, lhun HIRAM So BRO W N. feureil by its use. Nothing can restore A STRICTLY FIRST'CLASSPINING ROOM- $331“ 2 - “figdmrwgg'm- uwfl‘ on sandinséjggllebtguxfgzll nefltggrlmgefigfiyf32:1”;-Rfiaeofgg;gnfiggggeg;zrlizgg
efiort has been made for weeks to incite theI . Ill" ave no more 01 91' “ilk 3'0“. 0' " cfgggtgggggggfiflfifid Egggflgfgfiiis- . the hair drew the follicles are Idea; neiii§°§dtii°iiéiomflli"Emilia to IlIie twell and For-Limi-Coiflngh‘nalr‘tditsmmkd IS‘sym‘p. 25:12:33; 'n??§§i¥£$d iglfl’fll. 13y 113%.:3; istood before her' with d ow n cas't eyesand
laboring population to riot and violence, Lug“! he mm‘frked= as I"? If“ ed “W"y' - ' ’strtf ”;. V,theifg'llhritlgfiltrolglllédgalllllzi BENEDICT’S linen“; 13,031.19 L°.’-.‘iis,;....‘.’.'.‘rlss a: G::arf’§iclfneu,gll: 9W1 01' 13nd culled “gm'thMlsr’qutitNen 3burning 01189339. for I remembered; 7.1"“
but w... nu. as... r... a... 1.1.0.... And out ye g. 19 the mom , CR 003. ER 53 .. :DEMENT PIPE FDR. CHIMNEYS. decayed; utsuch as remam be 1190......”s.....,........ w... swam; .... gargantuan-rowreverses agree 3restagaresaatmagea°szsaliars!z wine-rad been omen me and rum moire-
looked with suspicion upon d. onion who Theme-Wins “cursecvlmtwns F “$503?“ &,%°,ME.ST10- ' has... s... also... a... a... m MI by this application, and slim adds... 41 mm mm asstattainment.“ascends: g). 1,, up: digger gas-g. “gm... .3. {lg-53,3; gygmgfiggaomg, gem-,1
1 . . . renc ina .arian an o emian wares. , . ~- » ~- — .- .: , . , j . . . ,. l t; “use“. y e W or, ow even an roa . r . , . ,,. , - , . r , - .0 I
wero'bellowiug at theirmeetings “7‘?” mid.“ 390103395 were tendered, and 3' Al ’ ornamentalmpS.forchimneys. haveamoreperlect. lated into actluty, so t is a. new _ . south“, .by “gm and mm“ b l“ h_ . . h f b .
~ » ' arrre assortment of.Table and Fanc a; .2 - hi , , , . .. . . . ,» - , IFor Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but one . . . . . y y 8 given or our oys. . , . , . I ,,
"Who is he, and where ‘docs he work 1‘” pleasant dinner compensated for the annoy ' Glaass Wares, also. French Glass y Mggiglllltétzllll'gdifid fd‘é‘di‘ni'i?‘ better than “if " grouti‘lr‘. 0;? 1‘3“ 15_ produéed. . Instead; NN _ '. ' mild daggseeflglls WQ'F‘G’ .» .d‘liFal mggggg‘gfiggrfififiggfiggfiggm . A fresh tide of intemper,anr.‘e_j£_'e_eiill
became a very common question as to the 311005 01' the Dlght- Bill the lady protests Shades of all shapes and sizes. ’ CHAS- To LEONARD & 301‘; of fetilmgftlieslialr-wrtli 4i. pasty sedl‘, ; — , n l? ' "gran“ :fmmf'fiun“‘l.:fl h’, “; westerlynblysaid Railroad,and easterly and south- ,sweeping over the land, and no mother'c’an
, E. l E glamnack and Lolns,tlie, should be eontin- “137 by do‘ A.L.Vanderbiit. A150 0119 other say she is guillless. wheniher Ions fall‘ a.
‘9‘
red~nosed . individuals who, were making
spread-eagle appeals in behalf of “we labor-
ers.” And, as it never could'be ascertained
that the red-noses had ever illuminated any
shop or factory, or other place of labor, their
claims who considered laborers were scout-
ed. Notwithstanding the inflammatory ap-
pealszto' thelaborers out. of work to join in a
demonstration Tuesday ,and“demand bread,’
presenting the “alternative of blood," only
three or four thousand gathered in Tomp-
kinsSquare, and of these but few were labor-
era, that is, regular laborers. They were agi'
CLOSETS, BOILERS. BASINS, LEAD, "
IIN-LINED AND BLOCK TIN
PIPE, «£50., 036., (90., h '
all of which are ofi'cred at lowest market rates.
' PREPARED BY . ,
Dr. J. C. AI’ERJ’: 00., Practical Chemists,
LOH’ELL, ”£455., U. S. A.
- nothing else can bez~follntl so desirable.
»., . ,..' . 7 ,3 2- .
:Contalmug neither Oil. tlor dye, it does
tators, whose ideas, of property were exceed-
ingly vague—men who believe. in the doc-
trine that the'inan‘who has saved-something
by industrfahdiobriflh ‘Ihail' share it-w-ith
the man whose intemper‘aiiee and laziness
has preventedflilm: from saving anything,
Theip'Ifellowminostlyforeign'ers, met with.
red: fia'ga" 'fa‘n'd ‘ bbdfi'n; unequal was all.
The police ordered'them to disperse-a few
of them showed fight, and were promptly
Considering the question why women
teachers are paid less than men,The Spring.
field (Mass) Union says that, “Professions are
paid with considerable reference to the cost
for the training which is required to fit peo-
ple to exercise them. The doctor, lawyer,
minister,invest in their education an amount
of capital on which they not unreasonably
expect to get a fair interest in fees or salary.
Applying this rule to the question of the
comparative salaries of women and men
teachers, we find it-goes part way atleast to
HARDWAREDDTLDRY,
Wall Paper, Window Shades,
commons as TASSELS,
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
Calland see,
LEWIS J. CURTIS
JACKSON BROS. ,
act: 23 Main Street. Nor-walk. at.
"not; soil \vllito calnbric, and yet; lasts
along on the hair, giving it a. rich, glossy
3’ lustre, and a grateful perfume. .
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer d. 60.,
Practical and Analytical chemists.
.'.': r
not meant .. play. shill: o‘fit‘g‘éji'siflsfl‘e, st llsh.
and everyvi .aie‘sirablb utsr‘» Orders for’
WEDDINGS, FUNERALS. PARTIES,
, and PASSENGERS to and train the cars, prom tly
and satisfactorily executed. Horses receive on
Livery, &c., and all at: reasonable prices.
Stable at old stand a few Ste 5 north of Horse
Railway Dc 01:. D. B. MOREH USE, Proprietor
Norwalk, ov. 15th, 1873. 46
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
RAINS LEAVE NEW YORK from foot: of Des-
NB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHENL
THE 1“ BARTRAM.”
The Bartram Sewing Machine is the latest produc
tion of inventive genius. It has the
. Statewide!
of the Wilcox a; Gibbs’, but makestlielock-Stitcll
fore prays the Court to, order said real estate to be
sold and to empower him or some other meet per-
son to sell the same, pursuant to the statute in such
case ed.
Daggfiéfig) 6th, 1874.
District 0 Norwalk, :3. Probate Court Janna
605A. . 1874. - - ’ . W
ORDERED.—Tllat the fore oing ap lication be
heard and determined at the rebate nice in Nor-
walk, on the 28th day of March, .1874, at 9 o’clock.
forenoon; and that notice thereof bepublishedin
some publicweekly newspaper near the place
. where such real estate lies, three weeks succes
GE w. JENNINGS, Guardian; i-
marked, “James you are a wise ’boy;“_
. As we contrast the filthy weed which
God. never. madeso, ,with the fragrant
dowerSLthe expression of his own Jove of.
the beautiful, we can but feel that the son:
was worthy of his mother. His breath had ‘
never been poisoned by tobacco, nor his '
brain fired with alcohol, but instead, he had,
thou-vii only a clerk, a bank account .of
whic . any young man might be proud.
ELEPHANT AT SEA.
coring INIoRWIALsIr, I
JEWELEBS. l ,
sively, at: least si. weeks before said time asst ed. '
3t? 261101: E W. DAVENPORT, Ju ge.
Decorating, House & Sign Painting.
s I 1
justify the difference. AS a T1118 men 01111 t brosses and Cortlandt Street, as follows:
The hoisting into the air, and lowering
knockedd‘own, and the rest;the' orators t hool u less th can show a college - .. .. » . ‘5 . f H '1, - h l ' h 1 lil h l i 0 its
beingfirst—ran for sweet'life. And that "9 3° 3 n 93' a No. 30 Main Street. P. 5&3} is V' ’| MTV '0‘ I‘ ‘o’: "soliizii’rtfilholgunlnnalfi ddfiigltdilgrgttlihirwcsmnd 'm‘ a ""0 mg 3 “ne'w ° ”em ”g n - ,
, . . . . h , ed 9:30 . carrier is sub eet to no wear, and requires no oilintz . . . . .
d'Ploma- Women ”When" 0“ the ”“1"” 1 g 111 m., 5 rind 8:30_p.,m. Sunday, 5, and 830%). m’. a by whieh the tlhreud would otherwise besoiled;'und . ' - , elephantinnto a hold ofs ship, isnot only an
1‘11“ ‘ WITHDRAWAL- . unusual sight to most men,but also a-sirange
For :Balflmpre,-.Wa‘sliingtpn,aad the Southféyli“ the wear and friction of a ‘I'race” is avoided.
Pennsylvauig'Alerinerat 33:00:13“, 3 and £8 mg; rstylc'iolishnttle moves with greater '
Snags “31,1911: fil‘topalgal .. “find Was,“ going, ‘ ’ , d ', t
Vlll .' - .= .- .-.-a . fun, ' '. -'
E.‘ ress for Philadelphla, 8510, 930 a. m., 12:30, 3, Rap/1’ 7’ y
4. 5, :30, 8:30, 9 p. at. and 12 night. Sunday, 5, 6:10,
7:30, 8:30 and 9 p. m
KEEPCONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
endedlt. '.Tliirty of the agitators were ar-
restéd'and‘ico'mmittcd to jail. They were-all
foreigners,3whleh fact ‘has significance.
There arc-in New York thousands of French,
are not required to be college graduates, but
go at once from the academy or comparative-
ly inexpensive normal school to their
charges. _ A college course in these days
costs from $2000 to $4000. Thus at once wo
experience to‘most eiephants‘.; 'I‘hc‘y were
lashed with strong ropes, slung as faces .
practicable in slings, hoisted up, with cranes
with threefold tackles ,aud lowered into‘ the .
steamsr’s hold like'bales of'cotto'm When ‘
R. ISAAC SELLECK, ,IJ’L, of the firm of SEL
. , LECK 13305., has withdrawnjkom the firms
Thebnsmess Will. be continued under the name of
Selleck Bros, by . .1 OK, and ":
g H. S. SELLECK.
‘N orwalk, Conn., January 5th, 187-1.
Builders and others are informed that this Com-
pany are now prepared to execute in thebest
manner at shortnotice, allklnds of
Steam Sawing,- '
STOCK OF
FINE 00“) AND SILVER linens
THE TIMES ARE HARD, BUT THE
. PEOPLE MUST EAT!
and ease of operation makingone-thil'dmorestilehu
with the same motion of the foot, than-any other
308“."- “d German communiltsl who are see that the man who takcsto school teaching . . . .
' V - ' - - " l ! Sca‘i'oll'Snw n T' k tour ,526, 435,271, (1944, n . .. ,
"ms "WW“? ‘°.°’3““° the. 1m °‘ 11;: 3°; mg; gag:,grggkngtlgotgggg - Ladies and Gents Restaurant . .. ,g,,§,,§’ a)“. '3....°.i.'..... a... sail. passable! new, , s. a... so... a... were paces... 2...... sun. ,
the country into a raid upon capital; but _ n o . g , . » . , I; E, . Cortlandt Streets, Ermgrani: Ticket (mice, No.8 Ease NEW Rooms: ,ofstrong teaktimber baulks, bolted to the. I.
tlon than his lady assutunt or colleawue has JEWEIBYJILVER AIIPLA‘I'EI WARE _: and Turnin- Batter Place. A. J. LASSATT, Gen 1 Manager. , , a . , .. , .
the reel laborers are steadfastly opposed to mad’ .. D In Gazette Building. , __ , _ I _, _ .. . ,. . ,. ‘- DJHBOYD,Jr,,Gene,.a1pnssenger Agent. 3.1 _~- g . . ,I ,2 _, ._ . I .2 ; . , a... » -ah1pssrdo to prevent them from, breaking.
“yum“ of the so", and. the movement 0' sum ofeverydes'criptl'on. ' Eli: is $1313! I_Iofurnish!onthe mostreasonableterms Rigs: egfigglagefiffwtfil: 33123533323“ , "-‘fsr NEWFUBNITUBE! loose. Th? fear the animals suffered V3.9- ‘
felled- The prudence and goodiense of the Dmh of “N “am" 1"“- 1"°“" “ma“ "M" " ’V I "I " I _ ‘ Isumb d 'T' b NORWALK “n ”e’m‘mmmm W‘”‘°““““‘g“°' ' 1-: QUINTARD’S 'soNs 'iiiii‘l’.‘§21“§i‘iie“33§ifiiitsiniii’l vigil:
Gunnnsnono,N.C.January,20.v-fl‘he Siam- 0"‘er‘ ‘n ""7 s‘ylc' Repairing, in all . its Branches or an ‘m or, remit: fig‘edw . 2’ l3, . . ' ’ was very ’manifest. Tears trickled down .
a W ‘ ' ‘ ' ' "MT” “ AVEremovedtotheirnewroomsin thePost—o I ' ’
their mild countenances,‘ and they roared.
laborers saved the city a terrible riot.
with dread, more especially when being"
'1‘ harm’s Burma. Ice Cream, Jellies, Salads, Boned Turkey,
ese Twins died on Saturday morning last. ‘ andmanufactnre toorder, HDI'SB Shoelllg
Done in the bestmanner. ' ' ' . , lice Building,(en’trance one door west of the
S as h' It has the best :needie i e world—short and
_ v. . “is
. , Chang was partially paralysed last fall,since &.c., supplied on order at short notice. .~ , ' , , ;, _ , . I .
Tammany 1‘93 no it?“ OfInglg “P 1P8 which time he has been fretful and strongly CAKES. frosted and ornamented in order. Blindg, " ' ' ' ‘ , -.'.I, ,, , straight wIiithg flat slfisnk. “B “implgyfsmnf‘: lg; mm”) "hm "'3’ 1"" "emugnmnmflm lowered into the hold, the bottom of‘vihic
ghost, or of relinquishing 8' Single iota 0f “5 addicged to. ‘1‘“ng liquor ‘53 a means or al- HOMEMADE CAKE PIES: ‘90-: COD-“3n“? 0“ ~AL90- Door 3; Etc- ' , . J :+' . 331113;: blues $13: “2:12; [mythic ‘3} thin?ooli§. Furniture or every description was sanded for them to stand upoIn'.‘ We.
former power. The society has been some- leymmg hlslfufltgfinss- M 5901.11 8% 1t “£35 hand. , ’ ' . , , BALUSTEDS,_NEWELS, &C., . ' "‘ .. _ ., , ‘ .- .. _ ’ m told that‘onc timid femhie elephantIact-
what modest for a year or two, but the 'd‘scoverefu 3th kaldg “A“ J03 't (11113 fe- PARTIES, WEDDINGS and surruns supplied Ag ls llll smnh S Amencan organs For Stairs snd‘mliings,nnd ‘: I Durabclety. At greatly reducedprices. uaIlly .fainted, and was brought to with a .
’ ‘ came terribly 5 oc e an rave m y or "“1 “tend“d- ’ Black’WiinutA'shwherry.w1aiie wood Iti ’ 'mm t” m, “0,; than“, durable ’mnémhe . fan and many gallons of water; At' sea it
’ s’w '1 q 5 ' ‘ UNDERTAKING, ,; appears that the animals get intoa curious
“ugh“ lidtfl'llgltillg Democratic, as they a while, at times exhibiting signs‘ or great CONFECTIONEBY Of all kinds constalitly on 39¢;‘kept constantly on hand. in the market. is it is sosimpi constructed (having 1i ll 11
' abit of occasions yeeevidently; wit :a pre- .
did,iiife"lt"ilew courage. Tammany pro- mental aberration. This atlact W35 follow- haud,oi our own manufacture. To WM?" we wouldinvitetheattentionofthc 1, ’2: Prom g attention iven to orders Worksnear- '5 butiivs workin parts) that lotion lsreducedto
ed by 8 deadly stupor. In two hours from Chocolate,Vanilla and Cocoannt, Caromals Cream ' 5‘ , . ‘ 2, ,rheSLefmbosthndiiig, SOUTH Noawanx.» 1’ thelonest 082 Me des'ree- All the wearing Puts “1 “““bmch” ‘ concerted signal—setting-to' work rocking ..
' "' are madeo the fineststeel, and beautifullyfinlshed. » . - 4
scstotakecha eot‘the urtsa'a' nd - ,. . a . .:.
DO 1'8 00 g m, a musicalpnbm' c. F‘ TOLL s the ship from side to side,Iby‘ giving 'them-
as the first step, has divided up the appoint- the death or Chang, Eng dled' The deaf
mute children of the deceased express their REAR. OF HORSE RAILWAY DEPOT.
Paste, Honey Comb Bar, Molasses Cream Bar, . D R AUSTIN.
- s
Cream Cocoanut. Cocoannt Cream Bar, &c.. R: LTOLLES. ' I» R' 1' TOLLES,Treasurer. ’4
men eocolEfiics’éncy‘
menu, without consulting the- judges. One
worsen, irepresenting Tammany in the
Twentieth Assembly District, notified Judge
Haekett that one Deputy Clerk and one
oflcer of his Court had been assigned by
Tammany to his District, and that he should
designate the two men. -
Judge Huekett was somewhat surprised at
this; Be couldnYt understand what the ring
of thietesfireaded by a gambler, had to do
with‘mfiking appOintments of officers in his
court, and he so told Mr. Mierson. There-
upon Mr. Mierson' waxed wroth, and notitl-
ed J udge Beckett that, when the time came,
Tammany would go for Judge Hackett‘s
scalp.
You see what chance New York has for
decent Courts, so long as a mob of rumqnill-
frequenters dare to dictate appointments
like these.
. WHAT Wu: Dnnvx ro‘n WINE.
There is shaking among tlieldry-bones that
are habitually moistened with wine. Yes-
terday a case came before one of the courts,
which turned upon the genuineness of a fli-
vorite brand of wine. What do you sup-
pose the Sherry drank in the country is
made of i ,Read, ye wine drinkers.
An analysis of a “standard” brand show-
ed that it was composed of forty gallons of
potato spirit, fifty-six gallons of water, four
gallons of capillaire,,an‘d ten gallons of grape
juice. This delectable mixture makes 40
dozen quarts, which sells in the market at
.30 per dozen. Rather a profitable business
for everybody, except the consumers—they
need stomachsIglass-lined and backed with
fire-brick. The ;_f_act is, there is but little
iciual wine imported. The Sherries are adul-
terated with sulphuric acid,and strengthened
with alcohol, the Champaignes are made of
cider and alcohol, Port is a villainous decoe-
tion,and so on thrOugh the list. Still the
fastidious drinker smacks his lips over his
sulphuric acid, its price and its toreign name
commending it to him. Not one of them
can be induced to. touch the real wine, made
from real grapes, grown in America.
AN Iivcmnlvr IN This Exrnnmivcn Q; AN
Aeneas.
Actresses, can rule retain their maiden
sorrow and bereavement in the most pit-
eous manner. ,
#
Timv MANAGE THOSE Tnmos BETrnn I'N
Plenum—Grunt excitment has been created
at Tiflis, Persia, by the capital punishment
of Merza Yussuf (.han, an able and popular
statesman, who was educated in Persia at
the expense of the Shah. YuSsuf’s offense
was the misappropriation ofmoneys intrusi-
ed to him for relieving a famine that had
broken out in Astrakan.
An admirable Sketch oi'siis‘s‘kéllogg in Ap-
pleton’s Journal, by Mrs Lucy H. Hooper,
upon the boards. She is :a sparkling and
Vivacious eonversationalist, and withal a
most intelligent and sensible one, She is a
thorough lady, and what is better ‘still,'slle
is a. pure-minded, high-sou’lecl intellectual
woman. And she is, too, a thorough Amer-
ican, proud of her nationality, and of the fact
that she received her musical, education
wholly in the United States, and resolutely
refusing to ItaliauizeIher name to Signorina
Keelogi or to Frenchlfy it to Mlle Keelogue.
American by birth, American by education,
American in heart, and soul and name, she
remains not only the greatest,‘.:.lt also the
most national of hit American pl'inla don-
nas.
Nillson is threatened with pneumonia at
Chicago. ‘ -
The Housatonic railroad has declared a
dividend of $4 per share. .
There is nothing like being appointed
chief justice to learn one’s faults and weak-
uesses.
Virginia is manufacturing paper from the
reeds which grow so abundantly in the Dis-
mal Swamp. , .
An Illinois ghost is in hospital for a se-
vere gun-shot wound, and they’re treating
him with spirit lotions.
The Beston Globe .surmises that Cushing
wants to wear the ermine of the Chief J us-
tice, because he hadn’t. otter.
A drygoods merchant was asked how he
spent his evenings. - His reply was, “At
ni ht I store my mind, and during the day I
mind my store.” 2 ‘ I.
is shrewd old Yankee said he 'didn’t be-
lieve there was any downright cure for lazi-
ness in a. man. “But,” he added, “I’ve
known a. second wife to hurry it some.”
Oil~ and on. The man who gets oil" may
get offer, but he can’t hope, to reach the su-
perlative; while the man who gets on, we
are told, may get honor, and, by possibility
concludes as follows: “In private life Miss
Kellogg is even more charming than she is'
&c., &c., made fresh, and put on our
counter every day. Give us a call.
FRANK MEAD, Contecrioner.
FIRE !
FIRE !
FIRE :
The most protection for the leastamouut of money.
OLIVER E. WILSON,
Successor to George W. Raymond, and C. & C. F.
Adams, tor the . -
Agricultural Fire Insurance Cit,
of Watertown, New York, a cut. for Dal-ion, Ror-
walk, Westport, Boston and Veston, solicits insu-
rance of all kinds in the best companies and on the
most reasonable terms. General A cut for the
CONTINENTAL LIFE Jud TRAVE LERS AC-
CIDENT INSURANCE 00’s., of Hartford, Conn.,
op )OSlte the Post; oflicc, ill the oilice of A. D. Brush.
auual'yIIst, 1874. _
RA 1’3'7'nl‘t‘fl’} 13305..
SOUTH Nonwaut,
. Take contracts for putting down
Flag Stone,
Built and Gutter?
. Heavy Truckingll
Draining,
Gradingl and.
ESTABLISHED 1849 r
C. B. D’Artois,
The Celebrated
scum NORWALK, coma, , ‘
Respectfully informs his numerous patrons ii‘ii’diflle
public generally, that; he continues to furnish.
PARTIES. WEDDINGS ‘
FASHIONABLE :DINNERS,
LUNCIIES‘, AND COLLATIONS,
with every requisite in as good stquas canhe had?
or any 01 the New ‘York Caterers. ‘J'Havinghads‘ '
much experience in New York, he is able to com-
pete with them in every respect.
Boned'l‘urkey. Filled, Biscuit Glace,
Boned limit, Jel led, Plum Pudding,
Smoked Tongue, jellied, Charlotte Russe,
S )lIced Salmon, Jellies of all kinds,
0 lickeli Salad, Ornamental Pyramids,
Lobster Salad, Water Ices of all kinds,
Landed Partridge, Fancy Ices,
Chicken Croquet.
of all kinds and flavors.
Cakes Ornamented,
Celebrated N orwalk Oysters
Served in all styles. 2
bch rates. Good Waiters furnished.
mail prom tly. attended to.
RESTAURANT,
and see.
Tin-Types at \Vhitncy’s
UNTIL THE HOLIDAYS ‘
To ACCOMMODATE Tun TIMES
- I will make four .
BEAUTIFUL TlNyTl’PES
.‘ {01: ONE DOLLAR-I ‘ ‘f
Plain Cartes-tle-Visites,$8.50 per dozen.
in advance. . s -
E. 'I‘. WHITNEY
HASNEVER BEEN EOUhEl).
Teaches practical piano playing
an coronal music thoroughly.
. Clarke’s New lashed
for the
up“ by any gr
sonny an“. runners;
GATERER do CONFEGHQNER,
H b. .21.;
near demurrer:
'mmruoa*
...timely resort: to this stand-
ardprc oration, as has been
proved y the htmdreds Of
_ ftestiirlonials received by the
proprietors. It is aclmowl-
edassisley mm Prominent .:
physicians to .be the most
. reliable reparation evenin-
' ‘troduce _ for the relief and
:cure of all Lung complaints,
fund is offered to the public,
> sanctioned by the experience
iof over forty year . ngten
resorted to in season it sel-
fdomfails to ,efi'ect; a speedy:
écure in the most: severe
fcases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
fCroup, Whoo;
gInfluenzgt,-f,_Ast
:Sore Throat, Pains, or Sore-
;ness in the ,Chest and Side;
(Liveret‘Complaint, Bleeding 9
soothe Lungs, &c.‘ Winter’s,
Challenge Ice Cream, '3
Silver, China and Glass Ware loaned at reasona-
Orders by:
Attache to the Confectionery is a nénidléin’
for the accommodation of ladies and gents. (I.;oili‘o
m 9
i‘
Until after the holidays—one sitting—cash» .2
i
fBIaisam does not
:Coughsu‘lld' leave the cause .
oflchJhs , .
lsbcalprasunal "lulu.- Jj'f'i‘ ' f
l.’
ping Cough
thnl’mgColds:
.dry I upon
"any part of the town.
3 All siies. The cheapest and best. Manufactured
{and for sale by
Norwalk,June 26, 1873.
in 'srpectacles. Manufactured by THE SPENCER
OP I
JAMES D. suns. Agent.
" . Hers cs shod in the very best: manner, and ar-
ticular attention paid to LAME or INTERFER RG
horses. 50tf
I ALLEN’S
till w, Errata.
i: 3' - “A: _ ._ i
Mammalian. '5
Wago‘ns run‘tb‘bve'ry train find'lhe ileum-boil.
Baggage and packages called for and delivered in
A specialty made of Moving
Pianos or Furniture. Orders left on ALLEN‘S Slate
at the Post Otilcewill receive immediate attention.
:9 GEORGE S. ALLEN, Agent.“
SEWER PIPE! SEWER PIPE!
CHAS. T. LEONARD & SON.
DIAMOND SPECTACLES!
TheseSpcctacles are manu facturedfrom ‘ ‘IIIFI'
0 "meltedto ’thcr’nudarecaie
n‘llilo'fivbfflllis Se. ..
’on account of rheirhar’dnpssand Brillian-
cy. a ng been tested with the polariscope. the,
diamond lenses have been found to admittiiteen Iper
cent. less heated rays than any other pebble. T ey
are ground with great scientific accuracy, are free
from chromatic aberrations, and produce abrlght-
ness and distinctuess of vision not before attained
CAL MANUFACTURING & 00., New York.
For sale by responsible agents in every city in the
Union. A, JACKSON do BRO., Jewelers and Opti-
cians, are sole agents for Not-walk Ct... from whom
they only can be obtained. No peddlers employed.
Do not buy a pair unless you seethe trade-mark-
Foreign Drafts
are now issued at the
h
' GAZETTE OFFICE,
at a slight advance over
Old. Rates.
The inventor, (Mr. W. B. Bartram» has kept one
important feature in view, viz‘., that it should be so
constructed as not to limit its usefulness to any
specialty iof work, but» to _be adaptedfimbotblight
and heavy sewing equally‘well. -~ « - - . - 5 r >-
We Incite
the public to call. at the agenc ‘and examine this
new and wonderful Machine, an allow the agent to
, l‘prove all and more than we have said of the merits
gof the}: Baa-rum."
For Sale at
_ Miss. A. SCOTT’S,
" MILLINER Y, f
Under the OPERA HOUSE,
.,._» ,3 _x 10's.." m; .
pm... -...s.. -
Are a modern .stovéOF Arc b‘etter, because
polish, far better than theygive a finer gloss
any other in existence. than any other polish.
COMFORT
Yield abrilliant silvery sheen, with lens than half
the labor required when other polishes are used.
CRUD/[BS
Are a nea't udocleanly" an be used ieven in
art-l can ,ingaioyli‘g _ . . I _ ,
nor ust w so used. tron ie of removing
. 00M .QEET ' " '
Has no disagreeable sulphur-ens or strong acid
smell when prepared for use, but are p easant and
GRUMSS
‘ in neat style In each box are is
91:3 dig'fldlm more con-O stlcks,l stick issuf~
venient for use than any . tlcieut for any stove
olher polish. thus all waste is saved
COMFORT
r lechea est lien in the market,because one
bAozler tlit 10 cgntspgill polish as much surface as 25
cents’ worth of the old polishes.
C‘RUMBS
st ta"en the' 'I H in competition with
illiflsfielllllum a: theIusOFseveral of the bestof
dustrtal Exposition, I the old stove polishes
COMFORT
Buy Crumbs of Comfort of your sterekeepcr, if he
has it, orwill procure them; for you: if not, send us
one dollar,‘yonr name, and the name of your nearest
express station, and we will send ten boxes and
samples of Bartlett’s Biaeklug and Pearl Bluclng,
free of cost.
, I ;- souTu pollutants. J
the arlorwithontthe ‘
tinnitus & EYE GLASSES.
tuners ' lllliKET.
LEWIS ll-DB'BELI..:&00.
Timber, Lumber,
. ”Shingles,- .Latil,
'Builders’ Hardware, die...
as murmur ass smu.
OFFICE AN D YARD:
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
Was lsl'nzton Sta-e o I.So. Norwnlk.
‘ 'ipectaoles to suitall kinds of Eyes.
AGENT FOR
I JLAZARUS at MORRISS’
CELEBRATED PERFECTED
Also, a lar e assortment of III I! IAIAIILI
Ill PEIIII- DETAILS! The on I kind "er rel
produced that do not tire the eye, that gives a clear
and distinct vision, and makes weak eyes strong.
Warruuted for five years without change of lenses.
Special attention givcnto fittingnearstglitcdpeople.
A large: assortment o
i
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES
”Wood’s Jewelry. Store
UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE. ,’
ALL KINDS
.0,—
JOB PRINTING
Executed with lieatness and dispatch
1' ‘ ' I E . ' ' ' ' ' selves, simultaneously, a'swinging motion--
5 T ' ‘ 1 i - _. 2 , . _ as they stood ’athwart ship, the vessel roll-
' I ' I . -' 4 ' ‘ .2 'i'ngjheavily asif in a. seaway. --.;Thls' they:
would do for a spell of an hour or ~morc,.and
‘ then desist for several hoursuniil the ‘stran e ‘
fi-eakioo'k them again. "When they rent: 3 '
ed port they were hoisted out of thehole ‘
.andswam on shore, thirty-five being thus”.
Is'afely landed without any accident what-
ever. When they were released fl'omI .the j .
slings it was a supremo-moment for the ins- .
hout ,who, was always on the elephant's
I neck fromths time of its touching thggras
ter toletting go. As the; word Waivers“
to let 0, each of the elephant, either in
the lig tness ofhis heartigtbcingfreeg . _ "I
his floating prison, Ol‘flOIIIZlII'S m Nuighfif‘.
we are not sure Which,‘.=n‘hm¢9t‘ hearts}
.like lightness of head, eauae‘tatgle h is and-
.man to play pranks -
. ..... 1 god ‘own deep
into the water,tlie mite, ' ' his neck. The
anxiety on the faced! I .. out just one
secondbefoso the: gaunt-1' study; so;
too; was it-when c cphant and man rose. to. .
the surface. , ,gthGIOrmerblowin mater
from his t ' indibglatter‘from h s pose.
Calcutta Englmafii
=53: -:' -
The tobacco ‘chew'er? is said:to belike a
goose in a Dutch oven-Ialwaya‘ou thespit.
The straight-up-MaryAJane-‘and-‘shoviI-your
breast-pin attitude has superseded .thegGre-
' cian bend. '
“What animal has the most brains i"
Give it up.. “The hog. He has ahogalisad
full of’em." ' .. ~ _ - .
An importiue'nt fellow wants to koIanrif
you ever 2sa3-‘1idoivn loitea‘whe're skimmed
milk was ”.3Wmlitfilho‘" held-59km!
“DAD you “' t id ihntheri v
'oun hg o . o .1
er wast , exclfiifn‘I ‘Oil',’
that s'pl 'W'atch‘jdt‘ but} met '
giaIt-I-givo something to reused . _im '-
y s .I; _ . ._- I
' Wemari,,isjik'e’ivyT-the, -.
iued the ,closer’she clings to II
bachelor adds‘:-""‘.‘Ivy' as llIkC" .
(£103ng it clings to you the more»
he . . .
“Many a young lady whopbjectsto
kissed under the mistletoe hisfiioo .. __ , ,
to be kissed under the rm? A .
compositor made. an error in the abovmm't
dei'ing it, “has no objection to be Handguns;
der the pose.” a" , "1.
thongs
peeled famine in Bengal, stated that. ,,
tent of area over which the calaiIn . 4
extend was five times that of: the us
ine. The Government,he said 11““!de a
war" against famine, and eve govern-sm'
official from one end of Benga .to-tholtitlreif”
would strain” every nerve to prevent'ncams . ,
irom starvation. 1 ' «- J . . .
Removmg Gravel, &c., &cl mm a - nun. Phihdelphh. Ebehind, as . is the casé‘with '
- . ~ ' '- Crumbs of Comfort can be had of all Wholesale A young [tenchman’ of Manchester, N
names alter they are married, the reason
. .. _. honest. '
being that having made their reputation“ U S G at dinnerutlhe house of a imost re arat' b t 'i; i in the UnitedStates and Re- . . -
, ~ . . . per- , 2 P P 10118, n 41 3'0““ “‘1 De“ 9“ — _ . t deaf and dumb and frienfiless -
hetero marriage. I chance of name would sonatfriend, Distinguished guesta “After ““1"” ' ' ' éloosens and cleanses 'the -" {i2 gii‘fiifliiifi‘i‘ie‘li'i ligtfilsididg‘llfi'cié°'§r , AT T" flight, fl-om somewhere, and wooed
be injurious. out of this practice 11 very “LN“,P’Cs‘dem-g {Rink the Brittlsh g0" : . calonin BLAZE ' 1111108 (1 all 0 ct E. the kind in the market- G Z . and won her, She could not even write her .
funny incident occurred last Saturday emmem.the hes" - .. well’ why don t 3'0“ GOAL ' w D PAPEBSI .-' D ’ an aye mm a Ion, ‘ , . . . -- H, A, BARTLETT &; 00.. A E T T E name, but had to be fitted- 'outwithatempo-fi
night ‘ well-known actress a res table go and live under it. , 00D, :flrmg removing the 031136 'Of - . 3 -‘ ' _ : It ii N th Front St Philadelphia ' - rary appellation to go through the marriage?“
' ~ ' W Awealthy Bufl‘alo widow lady of 60 has 4’ 2 ll ' ‘ ‘ \ QASSWE BER-flan“ 8+ 1 a 16 or - "8 N1 I" k . ’ STEAM PRINTING OFFICE - service with ;> andtho husband only found
woman, and thcswifc of an excellent actor, just married her own widowed son-inJaw of - t e complaint. 114 Chambers " aw or ’ ' out who she was the. other do after two .
' . . . . . . . ' ._ . ' ~ . ' it St. Boston. 0m4500w . - ». . - y z i
in still known by her murder: name, we 35, and as there are children on both Sides, Btu/bldQ/ng fiIatcrq/al 25 Shad-ea l ‘—1 ' ' ' ”fin” BY . 3 a ' 43 Bon ' , - , , years of aremarkably-qulet life.
will as A es Morton. Sh had b people are nowtryinstosmdy outlhe new . ' . WW! 30m 0 3013- 30M. limit ' . "B 0 0 K ' a . ‘ ho Melon 8 to ’a club
in“, y' ‘n i P l e ' een ly established relationship ' . - muiawmwmndmneusemmu' U ‘ heroyogillc r1: '5‘: tie pfincipagl intellectual
3 an engagement a bi s'delphia, her ' . . ' . . . ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ' ’ W , ' , i"
- - . There 15 a woman in the vicinit of Sev- t 1 i _ _ _. p . stud ~ took a oung lady to church the oth-
‘ ., “band at the, same time filling, one In eranee who is in the habit ofmarryllig every DRAIN PIPE. "RE BRICK, HAV- ‘om e nnn’desmaqunmy’m"e’ if :Wanted m Enchant e B lsno P :s 0 ”LE, 8 ' JPB - er, n'nday agening and fellinto; a gentle
‘fimseaétce-d Thethe‘l'eIl-Igo 131;“ ii: 1?" man whlo comes alenfg. bThe Troy 'Chief ”W 3 . II. S. MAIL STEAMERS - 4 - - 2 AN D C A R D W 0 R K gogedliefgreltlhs miniiler ling! machledfihjs,
or or a ni t. e a ,slzrve at as sshe on a 0 at or c ondbi am —— - ‘ ‘ 2 ' 2 ; on ’ ' " _ ‘ _ "’ tir . ecanno expalnoxac y 0‘?
8 p, 1;... and fights“) one, of onr yhe'st hotels, Wily up somfiwhgereg into triggnometfy. y GRAI N ’ FEED F LOUR G A z E T T E 0 F F l C E s ‘ . 'Nowflllmlmlgoillflggnglsihl‘mgbrggl‘lrfigg -,_ ~ T 'i 9 s v,» '-' I. LINIMENT » . 2 it happined, but just as the reverend gentle-
_ ’ Railroad “WE A]? in thiso’ife' “5 . ’ ‘Soid :it‘iow‘rlltes: iit‘the ‘ ' k : a" : A is apositivecurc for Sétitié'a,Rechmitiim,Neural of every description,al the? man laid something about the "last trump," '-
There will be a new committee apointed
next year on the school board: A commit-
tee to-Wait upon the ladies home. The la-
‘the younginan earnest] ejaculated “I’ll go ,
alone!” The young ady says"tliIe next .:
time he can “go alone,” for she won’t go};
the proprietor ofwhich'ikne'w' her and her
husband. He was in the ofiice at the time, is!" Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords. Lame
sclr, Spralns, be. From Itoc is e bottles will
[Also ,PlainWhtte
.1 1 core cases iven up by physicians. T e only certain
PROVISIONS-and PRODUCE non SHE’CI‘EAP-
sums ios ruinous orr’tes.‘
0" “3‘5“?“ her mine» “Ml" A8393 M01" dies ought to be allowed to select the mem- ‘ ‘ 2 :
. . . . ' a til of Ir - , ' ; ‘ bottl 1380; mailbot- . -
ton," and assigned her-a room. 4t11 p. in. hers to serve upon it.-Bostoa Journal. P1” 1" TIN a P4531“- aczié?! 0" 'otnv‘i’ti‘ic‘iw'diai? Refillaacleal' nonwanx (““er ouurcn . 333$: 'chllt by ailing-st?" I 1113““ Wm} hm'
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