Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, March 3, 1874 · page 3

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The ladies of the Congregational Society,

Relyca, Grecnsfarms; Sermon by Rev. Selah

OFF-ion.

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e - ' Installation as Grecsswlcls. . - - . - ’ . - -
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_ ' Rev. Charles R. Treat was Installed pas- - . , .
8 tor 0f the 2d congregational church 0f CHA N GING 9 IGN I RegularEnglishCourseFour Years. J'- ‘3n' P o T T E 3’ BANKING, . r 71. ,
‘ 3 1 Greenwich on the 24111 u]to., b the Fair- ' _. _ " Relpcctfull inf th I (II [N I" II
Tuesday, March ,’ 74' field Wes, bonsociafion, me, 3 my 3...... . . NOR nuslc, manuals, annulus All sunrise. ”mu m .REAL ESTATE, ciuity.thsthsh::s-ll.gsg.sd.th:::rvlc.ss0.! on"
FAIRFIELD COUNTY ITEMS' fiacfigfiexayfinmm?‘ Goudgmed ,by Refill: SPEGIAL BA. RGAINS AND SPRI Ne STYLES ”3:32-35 13015.63; milifii'ftifitiignlf £32.th . ~ FIRST-CLASSMANUFLCTURIB
——: N N .' ei‘wm 0!. Wilton, B Oder“ or. —OF-——— ' 'I‘crm comli’leilces Monds . Feb.9th, 1811. For ' INSURANCE . . . ,
NEW CANAAN. Sel‘VlceS were lnll'oduclol'y by Rev. B. Is :I’rzcsularsaddress £0183? gfigwcglygoyn.“ PlANoS “RGANS ’ “’8 - V — 4- IL". I
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held a tableaux entertainment at Raymond’s
Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday eVeniug.
As usual with what they undertake the
exhibition was a success.
Rev. John G. Davenport is to lecture on
Temperance at Raymond’s Hall this '(Tues-
day) evening. It is hoped there will be a
full attendance of citizens.
The Gazette In Weslport.
Hereafter copies of the Gunners: can be
obtained in Westport at the News Agency
of Joan N. Burrs. Price the same as at the
Publication office—5 cents.

B. Treat, D. D., Secretary ofthe A. B. C. F.
Missions, Boston, father of the candidadc;
Installing prayer by Rev. E. E. Rankin. D.
D.,Fail'fic1d; Right hand of fellowship by
Rev. W. P. Alcott, North Greenwich; charge
to the pastor by Rev. R. B. Snowden,
Daricn; charge to the people by Rev. E.
Johnson, Bridgeport ; concluding prayer by
Rev. B. B. Thurston, Stamford.

The several services were ably performed.
The music was well rendered by a full
choir, condcted by their organist, Mr. Rus-
sell. A beautiful feature of this very inter-
esting occasion was the abundant and rich
display of flowers from the conservatory of

WALL PIPE
HOUSE AND NSIGN

Work Ex

T.

No. 30

R AND WIND

Particular attention given to

PAINTING AND PA

ecuted. 1n the Ben

E. & H. B. SMIT

Main Street, Nor/wet

ow SHADES.
PEll HANGING! !,

t Manner.

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BIRD circus, at; _
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. HOME LAWN SOHOOL.

AT the old STLJOHN HOMESTEAD,cor. 0 {High
and Wallsts. Instruction in allthe branches
of English education. - Also,

Drawing,Painting,Languages,Music

OBJECT-DRAWING MADE A SPECIALTY. A
few Young Ladies received into the family. The
Fall Term will commence Wannssrmr, Sun. 10, ’73.

MISS HELEN M. STEVENS. PRINCIPAL.

 

RANGES, Etc”,

's'owss
S ’ At E. h. LOCKWOOD’S.

MELODEONS,

SHEET MUSIC, 8:0,,

Wall Street, Norwalk, 0t.

NEXT DOOR to SAVING S BANK

I keep a large stockofinstrumcntson haud,snd
sellthemonMonthlylnstnllmcnts, Everybodycsn
haves PianoorOrga*

.MELVILLE i. MEAD -

AGENT FOR

The Mutual Life Ins. 00., New York,

Assets over $50,000,000.

The Phenix Fire Ins. 00.; Brooklm,

Assets over $2,000,000.

WilliamsburgNGity Fire Ins. 00.,

OF BROOKLYN.

llulllall flair ' Fork,

who willmske up, at his shop,‘allkinds ofwosh do
sired hylsdles. in theistcstslld moptspprovsd
making over “ Combings" of the lady's own he s. or
willsuppl y hair to order. He has slsoconstsntlyon
hand, a uneassortlncutof

Switches;
Braids,-
Ourls‘, 0'

which he is able to sell atlower rstcsthsu evsrho
fore otered. Ladies desiring such work, will do
well to call before purchasingclsewhere, us he can
assure them that he can sell twenty psrcentJowor
than any other dealer

WESTPORT.

The funeral of- the aged Mrs. Harriet
Pierson, whose death .took place on Thum-
day, 26th, occurred at the house of Mrs.
Robinson, her sister, Saturday morning.
Rev. John R. Williams, of Christ Church
conducted the services, read the committal

 

Assets over $600,000.

Eanover Fire Ins. 00.,0f NJ .0ity,

Assets over $900,000.

Connecticut Fire Ins. 00., Hartford,

Alex. Mead,Esq., and the private collec-
tion of H. M. Bailey, Esq.

The day was favorable, and the congre-
gation large and deeply interested. This
venerable church, organized 1716, which is
as a city sct‘upon a hill, beautiful for situa-
tion, and whose massive temple of granite

 

THE “ FISH POOL "'i

WILL be opened on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18th,
1874. on the Brid 0, between thc'Starr Gro-
cery and the Model Mar 'et, where all kinds of

FISH, GLAMS AND OYSTERS

can be found, also FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

p1 ANOS sow. AGENT can run catamaran

REPAIRED AND‘TUNED

RDERS left at: L. Weed’s jewelry store or P. 0.
box 502, will receive prompt attention.
01 AS. M§§ZEL
t .

Locust llillSclllillary

YONKERS, N. Y.
MISS EMILY A. RICE

WEBER PIAN OS,

Theo. Harrison, IIIIMII PIPE I! OBIIII PIPEII

The best in the Market. Warrantsd to give setb-
fsctlon, and from 85 to 80 per cent. cheaper than
any other. Manufactured and forsols b '

STANLEY .s SON’S,

Oflcrs his entire stock of

- . . - ““3“" Jan- ““‘v 1374- ‘ their season Wholesale and Retail Chea for ILL REMOVE mm SCHOOL roux UNG .
“Wmmc‘l ‘0 be *‘N'd Nt theglave, “Nd Cloud 15 a Home and ‘0le landmark ‘0 “11 Who Slash, by ’ cansnom RAYMOND, p LADIES from Darlen, Conn., to Locu t Hill GRO VESTEEN ct FULLER'S, “sets W" ”00-0”- CHAS. 'r. Lucius: g hols,
Avenue, Yonkers. A Summer Term of twelve Norwalk, June“, 1373, g

 

formerl of the firm of Bell & Raymond, South
Norwal , Conn.

MR. G. S. ALLEN will be on hand to wait upon
all who will favor me with a. call. 7

with a few touching remarks on the uncer-
tainty of human life. The remains were
taken to Orange, New Jersey, for interment.
Mrs. Pierson was ill her 85th year, and was
possessor] of social characteristics maintain-
ing- in a marked degree her mental faculties
till a recent period preceeding her demise.
Thus has another “ mother in Israel," so to
speak, passed away, leaving one less on the
list of extremely aged persons.

The- legacy of expiring February to
M'arch, the first month of genial Spring is a
covering of snow, through which, notwith-
standing a frosty look, are seen here and
{here patches of bare glound. Wednesday
when the snow fell, the ground was entire-
ly bare and settled in places. The snow
causes hope to be deferred, and makes more
than one heart sick of reposing confidence

weeks, will commence A I'll 7th, 1874. For circu-
lars and terms of tuition or that time, address un-
til A I'll let, EMILY A. RICE. Daricn,Conn., or
FAR INGTON & ROCKWELL,N0.1 Getty House,
Yonkers. N. Y.

pass over Long Island Sound, is to be con-
gratulated on having secured a. youthful
pastor of so much ability and promise.
Some rascals without fear of the Fourth
Regiment, entered Col. Hoyt’s barn and stole
therefrom a harness. The residences of P.
N. Jackson and John Voorhis, were recent-
ly robbed of silverware, etc., by burglars.

Anemone CLun,--The Americus Club
has taken another seven years’ lease of the
club house grounds and will re-open this
beautiful club house the coming season.

 

National Fire Ins. 00., Philadelphia,

Assets over £400,000.

Hartford 00. Mutual Fire Ins. 00., BRIDGBPOBT’ CONN-l 1373-

sndwllifurnishutsbortnotlco. ' ', Assets over $140,000. STEAM HEAT] '
. NO.

Call and see them. National ‘and White Star lines
OLD INSTRUMENTS , or OCEAN “marinas.

Taken in Exchange for New, P GSIGEGTIGIGIS aIIII Drills IIII' Salt.
R E A L E S 'l‘ A '1‘ E

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

NOTICE. HAINES BROTHER,

THE firm of J. F. Bennett &- Co., is this day dis-
solved b mutual consent. Persons having

accounts wit said firm are requested to please

call and settle them.
Norwalk. Feb. 6th, 1874.
JOHN F. BENNETT,

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VASE rt 801V

BOOTS

 

RATHER DUSTERS,
At E. K. LOCKWOOD‘S.

WHITLUGK’S WILTON SCHOOL

FOR

Boardin 'and Day Scholars.

OARD AN TUITION in English Branches,
for term of ten weeks 840; Dayllnstruction,
85; Piano Music and Prue ice $15; odern Lan-
guages, 85 each ' Stenography, rowing, and other
ranches, 83 to $5. School hours 10:30 to 12:30 a. m.'
Commutation on D. & N. R. R... and

 

DANIEL C. NASH.

GO TO

We would call especial attention to the great no-

The undersigned have this day formed a co-lmrt- cess of our

Del-ship under the firm name of

BENNETT, NASH 8. STREET,

to transact the general

Dry Goods,

and

low Pressure Sell-flegulsting
STEAM WARMING

AND

tutorials ruinous

 

STAMFORD.

The boarding house recently destroyed
by fire was valued at $10,000; insured for
$7,500. 0
The Stamford Band will soon give apub-
lic concert, assisted by several vocalists.
Revival meetings are being held in the
Methodist church. ‘

1.. 4 M. 'ruumc. AND REPAIRING
my terms combined equal the charges of other
so coin for instruction only. First-class inemry
respect. L. G. WHITLOCK, Principai..

S TOVE REPAIRS

lllllll’i IIIIIIG STlllll

Donest short notice.

The Weber Piano.

A few Extracts from the great number rs celvcd

Snons

At E K I OCKWOOD’S BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD 0N COXHISS’ION.

 

Deposits received, Interest allowed on balances, and
a general Banking Business carried on. For partic-

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in the promises of weather prophets. The The new Congregational church at North . .-.
river is free from ice. Stamford was dedicated last week Monday. FOR THE AT REDUCE” PRICEE ‘ M135. FAWCETT by the luostelninentmusicisus ofthe Unitedsmu' ulna apply to WITH OPEN BOILERs_
Mr. A. s. Hurlbutt would be glad to see :Pllqclhurch :8 substnptlally flufsheddziind c A R P E I .. ;- . maynotbe inappropriate! , .
llivery glemlaer of the Chess Club at his 811:3: eledJ :Biogggggtt, gigglyelglfitela tr :gf’ macs _ . ’ _ j , ._ , or No. 4 wanna]: STREET. PilallllzgrrigyerseenaPlanowhichgggpllztgfige’her MELVILLE E. ME AD, glib? érggoggglie‘qv 21 :11: BELL???" .1;
ousel alur “y evening. The furniture is of black walnut trimmed . . ‘ ‘ “N , Would res ectfull announce t in L at of Nor- The Weberl’lsno occupiesjustly the Flrstrnnk ' 0“” n “5'
MI‘. Patrick Murphy (299%), one of the in gold. “AND“ ‘ '. 1 * " "1k and vpielnitylhat she is ,3... ireimiiltosup- *m008'menesmflm- J-N-Pam'm- on sitiiliiioctgf’te' 333i: is??? Jr
V'ce-Presidenls of the Fat Mail’s Assoé'la- The Stamford House is to let. 1" , ply them with a full and complete assortment of TheWeberPianoscannotposslblybe “51:32:52. _ g n 1103..., t J u Jae”, E¢.,J,1,"'
. . . . l at u or ' ‘ . , - ~ - . new ‘oun y a sum on

‘10)], Said l0 be troubled Wllh consumption, m5£g§$lg§ishfif‘::iet?nze shignfentstfta 112% 01h oLoTH BUSINESS. . _ Millinery Goods, “xtlilsgdnéf Y§b%erlgdndrlano&becauge 1:011"de JACOB Me LAYTON, CIIIIIOP, ggfiggggggglhganéc' gglnhflrgdhhryh
but not that kind (thank Saugatnck river depot e 9‘ n e 0' - “fry M m”- - Prospect 5, do °v Chggmmm G .

- - . .1 . . g '
oysters and J. T. Adams beef steak) afit- W. H. Wheeler is traveling through the , . _ 0f the Best ‘St 188 (l Qualit lgfiggflf;$333?“e”°‘°"’{,:‘g_‘“,f,fg&§§::_"° OLD BANK BUILDING. WASHINGTON 81'" The Court Hou’se, Herbert knoll,
- - N - - Gulf Staten—Advocate. . The old firm extend their sincere thanks to their _ . y an y) . - D. P. Holllster, - II. II. Botsford,
mg the ”5131mm” organs, has been minted customers for the very liberal patronage given ‘ The Weber Piano ranks foremost amongst the SOUTH NORWALK CONN 1' W. Smith, P' ""7' ‘
with other v'icevpresidenm, all little fellows, them during past vears, and solicit a share of the T0 3 U] T THE TIMES. Cheaper than ever before offered in Norwalk. 1y38 Be“ Manufactured. M- lfason. ' ' Lilla: Smith, WIII- 9- Llushurgh.

. . . DANBURY- trade for the new firm, as they will try and merit it. ' , TheWeber Pianosstand First amongst the splen- A. " lsmes, G")- H. Jam-s '

to (as 15 surmised,) Parmke 0f 3 dinner at Sebastian, the We“ known circus p8f- They will do business on it AND did Pianos producedin this Country. B Phhwwzfifig Mllford- James Watson,
the place 0f business 0f William A' Br’ggsl former, is at the W005!" House having I N WOODEN-WARE A ten years’ acqualntancflgtlghszzk:h::{hs USE geng'ilvinélfi't'li‘nuiért

, . ‘ . . ‘ ' ' ‘_ -. . . _ . . e s. a e ;
PreSldent, Pawtucket, R. I. just returned from a professional tour in Call and 888 Elm Before Buying At E h. LOCKWOOD S WtberPIanosarennapproachable.—John land". it! hmf; F“ “,3“, d

u on owers. II or :

Mexico. He brought with him several re-
markable beautiful horses, and will accom-
pany Bailey’s circus in the spring.

The house of Mrs. Hamilton, Pembroke
district, was recently entered and robbed of
goods to the value of about $200.

Mr. Joseph Scerc, conductor on the Dan-
bury branch of the Housatonic railroad,
was quite seriously injured on Wednesday
last while coupling cars. One of his arms

cnsn BASIS,

‘ and will sell goods

For Cash,

Lazarus & Morris’
N CELEBRATED PEBFEC'I‘ED

SPECTACLES 8t EYE GLASSES.

TIIE BEST III THE WORLD.

George W. Beach, Waterbury;
Willet Bradley, Ansonis;

C. ILBsrber, South Frsminghsnl, Hus. ',
Gcor 9 Basil], Danbury;

Levi srner, Norwslk:
S.VsnEoosear, Norwslk:

D. A. Barlow. New Milford '
Wm. Schovelning, New Milford;
H. P. Warner, New Milford:
lilo B. Richardson, Lime Rock;
Carlos French, Seymour.

sonar-arms New?

IN

DENTAL SCIENCE!

Special Inducements to those re-

The upper end of the village bridge pier
is'finished, and appears to have the ele-
lmcnts of almost eternal durability. That
no future freshet may galley and tear it
away, the sclectmen were careful to hoist in
boulders, some of them requiring two yoke
of oxen to draw. The pier now projects

I would call especial attention to

I THE ESTY COTTAGE , ORGAN

Elsewhere.

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TOILET ARTICLES

 

and will try and make their store the best possible

place for anyone to mm“ their gooas’ They Beautifully finished in black walnut and

about six feet clear of the’bridge . ' . . . . .
_ ,' are selhng many goo s . qulrmg Artificial Teeth.
It 13 stated on good authorlty that the was badly shed. _ ‘ FINNS E "INE ”NIMENT , rosewood combiningmore perfections than W ldbe is at i s l f tot
’ A mas. de 0011165 Off In the W003“?! YOU UP!" . .. u ' Arteralongand most thorough testin ,lanl re— any other-Nil: the world. Has taken more THEY NEVER TIRE THE EYE gardening" pliiiciills: of ilegst'illgnhyy :32? balls.
ug that in health and economy it surpasses say

never tails to cure ublic a A NEW ASE 1 0R And (mtg many yea-rs without change.

" Star Chamber" proceedings in,the case of .
other mode of heating.

House parlors on Wednesday evening, Paredto Ofierto the than our. HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD nan-

Very Cheap.

Brothweli accused of setting fire to Patrick March 4th — ARTIFICIAL TEE H whichisdetinedto cntirel
. - , , . . RHEUMA’I‘ISM, SORE THROAT. FROSTED ’ '~ . . - ALS AND FIRST rnmsrlms at Fairs and Ex- -
. , _ . . D g H K supercede theuse of Rubber. It ls Stronger ngh - _ . , ) _ v RS LE 31 Most res ectfull ours
Cunnlnghanl S barn on the mght 0f Feb' Llem' Com. lckens ‘5 m ong ong' FEET' BURNS A031) OUTS' er. more Comfortable and Healthy ill theimouth hlbltlons throughout the Unlted States. no A p yy ' ‘

LINUS WEED,

WATOHMAKEB MID JEWELEII,

than Rubber. lVith a view of introducing this
.ncwly devised material and establishlng that con-
fidence in it that itdeserves. I will insert a few sets
at a ver low price, or those first applying. This

They are endorsed by the highest musical The Bradbury, Goodsell & Wil-
authorities. I

shot 11’“. Co.

I F ‘L OBI ST.
HE underfifined is now p cred tofurnlshst
‘ his Gree ouse, north of t o Cemetery.

Cut Flowers, Boquets, -Wresths,

Grosses, dro,
at reasonable prices, and at short notice.
3m*49 PETER GUIGUI.

AOIES’ FIIBS.

LADIES wishing their Hats and Far Collars ro-
palred and newly lined. or Fur Capes cut over
and made into fashionable Collars or Boss. on
have them done by the subscriber, in Franklin St»
first house south of the Union school. Mr. D.

on hand the best kind of silk and satin for lining
muffs. Also new styles of tassels to match the fur.

A , C.
For Sale by G. C. STILSON & 00., South Nor-
walk, BAXTER & EVERINGHIM, Norwalk,
JOHN F. HENRY, New York. . 3mo’5l

The Washington choir concert for the
benefitof the Guardian Society was quite
sucessful.

Call and see them.

sonar 1?. BENNETT, ,

14th, currently reported and printed in the‘l
papers, are not true, and indeed have no

No. 11 Main Street,

 

 

color of truth. All there is to it is this2 Rev. A. N. Gilbert, formerly of Danbury, DANIEL 0 NASH will ena ie thosew ohavc not hei‘orcbeen able to '
. . « - . Certalnl the e e or heard. 41
Brothwell was arrested on suspicion,and at lectured at the Opera House 1351 Friday EDWARD STREEII‘. fifnatthlgmuglslilligt‘ifiifi I: ugflgigfllgt‘l:(’}. ”01523320 y b St I VGW- W- Morgan. NORWAIJgfme”he one“ Honey) CONN.

call and examine at the Dental Rooms of

Dr. J'- G- Barbour,

No. 8 Gazette Building, over Jackson’s store.
Olllee hours from 10 a. m., to 5 p. nl.

evening. ,
A boy named Welch sustained a com-
pound fracture of the leg, while sliding
down hill recently, and a companion on the
same sled was badly injured—News.

I
BRIDGEPORT. ,

Effort to abolish the charter oNfihe Bridge-
port and Easton turnpike company will be

 

his trial it was deemed expedient to exam-
ine witnesses separately that each might not
hear what the other said—a very common
practice before justices and even higher tri-
bunals, it being dedided that the truth
could thus be more readily reached. The
plan was adopted at the suggestion of the ,

It is vocal, which is the highest praise that
can be bestowed on any instrument.
6“. B. Seymour, Mumal Gram: N. 1'. Times.

 

John A. Honnecker,
B A K E E. ,

FOOT OF MILL HILL.

Bread, Rolls, Pies. Cakes, Crullers,&c.,baked
fresh every day. Everythlng made out of good
of reed instruments. material. and by careful and competent workmen.

ll!) RARE Gllllf All) MEOALS WAI‘I’EOr-Must
e perfect y eglb e, m good state or reserva-
tlon. GEORGE W. RAM.

UMPS AND \VELL CURBS
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

Nomvalk. 00””? HAIR N
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They are the best reedinstrument we have
met-with.
0. if: .7. H. Odell, Organ Boulders, N. Y,

 

DENTAIE CARD.
B. ASA HILL continues his DENTAL

 

 

 

 

justices before whom the case was tried-. made before the next legislature. - F0“ SALE. - . .
_ ‘ , , . . . . _ , Roous at. the old stand and will be ha Eh IS the ”6171149 ultra
Counsel had nothing whatever to (to With it _- The grand CW“) and mllltary 110p . and THE beautlflllhouse and lot recently occupled by to see his friends at any time. ’ He has secured‘t {a ‘ Prof. E. L. Baker. Try our Baking.
R l' 11 h _ . 1 promenade concert, of Wheeler and Wilson C. E. Dotyépn Elmwood .Avenue, South N or- asslstancc of DR. H. B. OBER, who comes to him 4
0c live 1 e west Side meat man eaves band will when Thursda even“) walk, common lllg‘ a s lendld Vlew of the town hlghly recommended both as a Dentist and a gen- . -
a y 3’ and Long Island Soun . The house has twelve tleman. Dr. 0. will be in constant attendance at It coma-m5 sweetness and Power m an FOR SALE.

unusual degree—Rec. Bishop Slinpson, M.
E. Church.

Language fails in adequacy to conveys
fair idea of the perfectly enchanting power
of this instrnment.——Ind0pe_ndent.

the 901cc, and use his best endeavors to give satis-
faction.

ASES AND MANTLE ORNAMENTS
At: E. K. LOCKLVOOD’S.'

W. H. SWORDS,

his Stand m E- 11- Nash’s building, for what March 15th, _ NL c_eum Ball. . rooms, With gas furnace and marble mantels. Size
Mr. Peyton R. ishop and his son Frank of lot.80x217 feet. Strawberries, Grapes and Pear

some. today or san, m.,... T... torturous Hitzratazsissavsneai
latter intends to make California his future arare chance to purchase a first—class ’place low.
home, and Will probably go Into the herd. Possession glven Immediately). Part of the pur-
ing business upon some large ranch. Mr. 9

lime: miti’iiy it?“ icNPN'il‘iiN “ Ntd'dNiNN mp” ige'
- n0 SQ (I. S 1 0130110 Oil 0 en-
P. RihBlShOP expects to return in a few ant. language ot‘yH.£ELWELL, or c ARLES
men s. .

E. DOTY, South Norwalk, Conn. 8tf

BAY ARE. En l're of
A. M qt 1 E. C. BISSELL.

 

- 7 HAIR!

SELLING AT 005T!

will be a better paying one in South Nor-
walk, this week. The butchers on the east
side, three in number, will now enjoy a .
monopoly of the business.

The prospects are now good for another

 

ANTERN S
L At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

 

Vasily superior to anything of the kind I

 

 

course of ubl'c lectures. . . . . I
Mr. Algernoln Burr, son of H. P. Burr, ABzfl‘figfifi 21%?i58$$el%:£ll;%entnndé FLOWER POTS at N Great Reductions MERGHANT T AlLoR have ever played “Pon-—' W7". A'Km9~ Lsdleswishin their furs newly lined will Please
. g e is anc E. K. LOCKWOOD’S. _ . ’ cog and liarsR be Was-salad am] "I d.
ancy hr 0 srepsir an new y e

 

The Esty Organs are without a superior.

postmaster, commences work this day M of 130 miles from central New York, on
Geo. Jardme, Organ Builder, N. Y.

the First National Bank in the capacity of Thursday,purposely to secure for adoption

H. BENEDICT.

CORNER WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS.
South Norwslk, Oct. 20th. 1813. , . 4-“

IN PRICES 01‘ soUTn'Nonwanx, comm,

 

 

O
Teller. Mr. B. is well fitted by education thababe recenglylfound Qu'ngrfielg ayenup BRICK YARD Fflfl SALE OR TI] 1E]: ' . - , a
to fill the position Steal§Nili§§fofi mppmnte at mug 't HOBSE BLANKETS, Scotch Cheviots, Meltons, Grape and N0 tremolo has yet beenuinlvlenttedbth“ SAMPLE
O 1 5 b - . ' . , ‘ TH MACHINES AND TOOL f . kl - . . . will in an way compare wi t is or eau- ' A '1 . _

m. Deal.) 0 re. 'esNeged by tramps, some The grand 1'“ of Brrdgepmt f0! 1873 Brick; will be sold cheap for cish?lorr$ill 10% , N A L ' H A I I EnghSh Goatmgsl ty of efieci— Wm.A.Jahnson Organ builder. Bfiigqgéw
of them (II essed Ill better clothes than those amfipnts to 513887338. . ,e, to a good art: on {ensonumc terms. T | Made up in style, and at Lowest Prices. A large 1 LIBERTI’,
of whom they ask aims. They are striking “s Bfld Egg-ah £52132 Ititular has cancelled Norwaik. eb, (1.1944. CHAS, '1‘, LEONARD. A“) We have grew}, increased our stock or assortment of It is not merely the be“, but it is the only _ NEGEGEMS
ly bold and in some instances almost dc- v ' ' ‘ ' mechanicalreproduction of the humanvoice .

. The steam Dredger has commenced ope- GENTS FURNISHING 80098. which has ever satisfied min—Ru. H. 0. a “figment

Riggs, President of Northern New York Musi-

mand charity. One younglady on Saturday rations upon the new channel which is lo
cal Association;

was too muchlfor a six-footer in whole rub- he excavated W851; or 111.9 de piers Of 1118
her boots and patchless pants, who, when Railroad and Center budge—Standard.

. . =_—_—_=
asked if she had any trowsers to give away, The Boot and Shoe Pe
, - gglng Company. lies m th‘ . . .
- - . . . t . It b n r m
replied that “ she dldn’t wear the artlcle.” Some two weeks sluce we publlshed the the leadinlgsdl-NGclgisfanc GNivnitti’it 51%er an

Work suddenly came it) a 3109 at N351“ Articles of Association of the Boot and .
planing mill, Saturday, by the breaking 0‘ Shoe Begging Company, The capital stock KEELERy HOLMES &l 00.

Switches,
Braids,
Curls, _

Gents’ Kid Gloves.

s
Of all Shades and Colors, of the Best Quality. At E' 1" LOCKWIPOD 5’

House Furnishing Emporium.

STEAM notions.

corsu.solr.

Has been distributed to over two thousand fami-

 

Lap Robes

J. M. POTTER, Nos-walk.

)-

J.

wAN-rED

for Manufacturing

 

The undersi ed b 51 ave to inform the people
gn "daily that having a large

of Norwalk and vicl purposes
USPADOBES ONLY
’ our: Donnan,

 

 

 

a shaft attached to the Turbine water wheel. 0,- the com - ' ,

. . puny is Two Mllllon Dollars, ' V .
Caps Jfihggfilgenieu ‘3 nowll'unnlng the divided into 80,000 shares, which have been TAX COLLECTOR’S SALE. ASSORTfiEN-T Frlzzes’ $6,000 1‘0 $109000, AT 13- k- LOCK“ 0013‘5- . Those in want of stem Bone“ would lee m
3100? ' ' 1 lps etween t ‘5 port and taken as follows: Arthur Holmes, 26,000; NOTICE is hereby given that the .undersi ned ~ ~ . legalinterest on Real Estate security. apply M this ~ g “awe lfi"°“d‘, Dollop, 1“ “5° “5"" ’9'"
New York: Th°_51°°p was 1° have sailed Eli Bemut, 2,000; James A. Ferguson, 12,- mm, gggfnéji‘ggngfi $31? 35,} gflg‘geffifimofi: of all kinds of ngs &c. om‘e' N 333...? steg‘hiling‘hlhlingilmsfid fé'o'tufi'hfllv‘g‘i‘i:
Saturday mght wrth a heavy 103'“ 0f onlons 000; Robert S. Anderson, 20,000 ; Washing- :15," extra illrectcdlto tfie pnéefi fi§D0?1fllgi€§ . ” . F O o T E ’ 5 85:31.30 £333: 'geigré’yamfifi‘nndn‘gh”
and hay. , ton Robert's, 20,000. The ofilcers are : at? g‘iadfi’él'i‘iir,?g¥’ofi; and of others-namedin We will also make up all kinds of PLATED SPOONS .ANII FORKS, m8 Boiler Makers and Ensineers Bridseport. In.

 

the rate-book, or list to said warrant annexed, their
several proportlons of the sum total as therein
stated, said spins bein a tax or assessment agreed
upon by the lllhabltan s of the town of Norwalk,
regularly ang'lefialllyspssembled on the 16th day of

WINTER HORSE CLOTHING. HAT :STORE!

ALL SHAPES 1

MP Herbert Petel 1335“" torday (Monday) Directors, Arthur Holmes, Eli Bemut,
to finish the unexpired term of the school W,le'fington Roberts, Jas, A. -Ferguson 3"

at Cross Highway, left by Mr. Algernon President, Arthur Holmes.

_nt—

Switches, Curls, &c.,

,, . conslstlng of E. K. LOOKWOOD’S.

_0 F.—

 

 

Burr, engaged at the lst N alional Bank. g..._._._. gecjgmber,l St t T 2, fortfllliei arms}; of laying - A LL COLORS! _ ' ’
- - e _nnua a e, own an( g way .axes, ln-
ulPeople complain (iil'lnudii'l; filial“ asdfsfly Mrs John Bill-k offers for sale the lease, $15125 etgtilggplpgg a£lIf§tglllzt 221$: iiiltcgifolllmlit BUFFAL” RonEs I. Anus! ow" comaIHas’ , ‘1 . Y is , B 1:11;: $32113“:
. r e '
9" never saw any mg l e em e o'e’ fixtures, etc., of the Connectlcut Hotel. the remises hereinafter described, on the 0th do 9 DRESS M AKIN“ $33,215 2”!” ”“g‘ e“ " °
I I D
L O. .

at the Lowest Prices and Shortest Notice.

WoolenllohesfiorsriBlanketaeto. KLEIN 85 EMANUEL,

In order to make room for S ring Goods. and also.
P ~ no MAIN STREET.

as an inducement to those Wishlng to purchase the
Go to NorthrOp’ s,

gove mentioned articles will close them out
Next to Opera House, Up Stairs,

of ay, 1874, at 10 o’clock. in the forenoon, so muc l
of the following described real estate of Alfred B.
Allen and George \V’. Pryor. situated in said town
of Norwalk, at Cranbe _ Plains, so called, bein
a corner lot, one hulldrc and fifty feet, front an
rear and two hundred feet deep, bounded northerly
and westerly by land now or formerly owned b
John A. .artric ' and others and easterly an
southerly y llig way. as Will railsc the sum of
El hty-thrco Cents,that being the amount due u on
- an on account of the proportion of sold Alfre B.
Allen and George W. Pr or,“ the sum total in the
said list, together with a legal fees to be added.

Also, will sell at Public Auction at the premises

 

' when, with each returning spring and the
frost working out of the ground, we have _
the same conditions, and often times worse la“ Saturday mgl’t'
than now. The best fed man in the country—Chief

Mr. Henry Bushnell,after a residence of Justice Waite. He must be pretty W911
six years in Westport, leaves with his fami- SlUfl'ed by this time.
ly for Norwich about the middle of March. Those New York ice barges have not yet
There is no truth in the report that the been filled. The prospect of another crop
Brinkerhofl' place has been offered for sale. is decidedly poor at present.

Business was brisk at the Barber shops
SPECIALTY

Sills. I-Iats

made to order and warranted to lit, by a French
Conformeter, (first used in town.) Old Styles Re-
modeledinto present shapes.

UMBRELLAS, 0A NES, ' TR UNKS
TRA VELING BAGS, SHIRTS,

BS. NORTIIBOP, formerly with Mrs.
Vanderbilt, wishes to inform her patrons
that she is now located on HOYT St.,llrst door
from Main.
Norwalk, Feb. 9th, 1874. 2L7

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT

TAX-PAY!) RSb

ALL TAXES remaining unpaid on my book
First of March, 1874, Seven per Cent. will be

WILL 5212!. AT

 

 

At Cost! ,
. carom arouoso rulers .

lllllll’ lll tulllll'l ‘

FURS,

h ’ l ' n 0 e h'le iII' , v - . hereinai‘terdescribed, on the 6th day of May, 1874, at added. ,1. 4 _ t k t' . (i ‘ 1_
T "'0 men_ 18 1mg 3 ecd N S ‘Y N 5 mg R-M- Hoyt 5 Damn”? Hall, at South Nor. 12 o’clock, noon, so mucll of the foliowlll described ALSO to gel: ingly. if }%:pgg§;s,wfin§ INgI‘llNcP‘NOII’OXNNcNSIPNNSOI-‘Pr COLLAR‘S' NECK NVEAR’
by the 9‘0” 1n the store 0f Lewrs Bradley ’ walk, was crowded w1th amerry concourse proverty of ,WILIJAM JQHN POT ER. one , , mus. If you pay before the m.,, of farm you C L OVES dc (to
last; Saturda nioht lane-bed SO [fem-fit and .- F . . tract of land in mud town of N orwalk, at Perry- UIVBRELLAA MENDEDi] REFS FITTED, will save one per cent. . r , ., . .
y ° ’ ° .y 0‘ masqueradels on “day mg“ last. Ville: 800911er m quantity 0'10 hundred and five HARNESS I LOOKS REPAIRED: G 1‘5 d PISTOL“ 2fi‘lorwalk. Feb. 16th. 1874. BURR SMITH. Lauder sBlock. Washington Blue

120%: IN ORDER, AND ALL 1(1an

0 LIGHT JOBBING WOOD on

.METAL. DONE .41' SHORT
NOTICE.

feet front and rear, lnore or less, and one hundred Collector on List: of 1372,

and eighty feet deep, nlore or less, bounded north- SOUTH NOFWA LK. CONN.

so much that they were unable to attend

 

The railing on the side hill on Lewis

 

 

 

church next (19. . . ~ - e l on land or ralltor, easterl b hivhwa , south-
“Honor andyshame from no condition street-should. be repaired .at cliff. The laid) Plztngxhoia'iliigfi stiiiyglsNthileiiliNlNlltg'bogg BARN Ess N CARTS’ WHEELBARROWS’ Etc-l
. ant a ', ',_,,,_, ' ‘.'. ' '. .
place Is now in a dangerous condl lon. Dom" dud Va“, centsit'imt‘ hem" the proportion of _ At L h LOCK“ 00D 5 T0 F A a: MERS.

rise,” was said by one Pope during‘n mo:
ment of inspiration. It is not presumed,
° however, that he had in his versatile mind
the picture of a Tinker rising to the dignity
and responsibility of an Editor. : '
The number of electors made and “ to be

THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,

No. 19 MAIN STREET,
Is the place to get your ROASTS and CUTS of

BEEF, VEIL, LAMB? MID POIIK.

said William can Potte‘i, of ms sum total in said
list, together 'with tall legal fees to be added.

Also will sell at Public Auction, at, the premises
hereinafter described, on the 6th day of May, 1074,
at 1 o’clock. F. M., so much of the fol owing
described pro orty of PHELPS M. ADDIS. sltua-
ted at Perryvi to so called, in the town of Norwalk
in quantity one hundred ieet; front and rear and

TIVO 0R. THREE TONS OF

OAT STRAW WANTED,

R. ELLS 8'. SON. 7

The “Pioneer" boys have perforated their
sign, and now the names of both engine and
truck companies are brightly illuminated at
night.

A boy named Michael Callill, while play-

HARNESS !

of all kinds at greatly

llEDUGED PRICES rut CASE.

A FULL LINE OF

Wlerla coolls

vest: 0

Norwalk. Feb. 16, 1874.

Come and see me at the'old stand of Hill & Hubbell and

 

 

 

 

 

made,n who are this spring u going to vote mg on the Rallroad track near the Norwalk $333?ng :33le é}ei%irg%}n§§;leprli‘o;libg% '03:? The stock is bought and butchered by 118: so am FOR ‘
just as they’re a mind to,” is said to be Hotel, on Sunday last, fell and broke one of deceaséld, fiam'fl by land Qtl‘lRuNNuS 131110“; and. filefii‘é‘d twhereof we speak. Allorders promptly WIFT & COURTNEY’S PARLOR MATCHES
. ' ' . . ' 0 N A ’
much larger than In some former years. 1115 31 ms and 511H tuned-the Olher- fiflfihfifihui: fig: lilgilgnsth‘glppézggftiou: (glam seixgglt: Pligrmell‘lilonn £31:qu llg‘glem serial??? flirts '1 ADAMS & WIXON. . Men & Boy’s Wear. S At: E. K. LOCKWOOD’S. - .
Durlll the SESSIQD 0f a class in Sundrl . . Phelps M. Ad! Is. 9' e sum tota m. 53-1 ‘5 ’ 0' Blackman’s of N ew Haven also, the'maker of the ' l) R F' l)
* g y The ladles of the State of tho have not gether With all legal cell to be added, Leather Cross. Plume Frame, etc" on exhibit,“ AR E YOU TROUBLED ALSO, 48S G 00 S,

”11°01 connected With a church in this vil- as I“ adopted ”10 “WOW Of Dr- Tyndall 0“ Also will sell at Public Auction at the premises at the Norwalk Fair.) to take charge of my store With Duspe ”a, Ind lg all an Constipation
w I . I

 

streets for the success of the temperance

lage recently, the teacher. an intelligent and the cmcacy of prayer. In many parts ofthe herein described, on the 6th dav or May.1874. at and supply the wants of those wishing the . . .
: _ . . , _ ,. . . . , , 1'. n " fthe mnowin .desmbed leumsaeu eadache and loss a A eats ! ,
Very Worthy person” was catechismg 1H3 State they hold dally player meetings In the :gafglfilgté Ol'IfizstnIlslfflhYoPARTRICk [(3)118 certain There 18 a, Safe and sure Nimitz], OSES GENTLEMEN S FURNISHIHG Bonus ’ 3 P w ‘nr .. l k , t
bnlvm'l .ofl’cnn'ainl§1.andaftc' ‘ N B an e 8"

tract of landfiituatcd in said town of Norwalk. at
Perryvillc, so called, in quantity 00 feet front and

'DAME’S EXTRAO] 0F VEGETATION.

pupils on Bible t"PIGS. PfiPCIWH-y taken cause. ’l‘hcy select the space fronting the BBSI aIIaIIIy and NOW lOl'Il SUIBS O. '1'. Cornwall, ”from roFltlar’aVe tshfi'ffib‘flfli?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

uNow 1's THE TIME To .BUY, YOUR

from the New Tesmlflem- Among other most ' ' - ' lid 11 h lldl-ed and sivl: feet deep bounded '- , , .
‘ prominent llqum saloons for their ex- reara 0 9; l1 - . _ . , , y - ,. y, . , . _ . 8m Igusnnteoltsn Iommfleflqmd.

questlons asked was,“ What were the apos- crcises or boldly enter the dens and hold fifg‘g“‘?,{§,3: ‘gfi‘t‘g‘cfif; igllgafiaiglgghefiffiggkl’g: OF , NE fill—l second Store. Under Not-walk “all neym onmafflngismnglévfibkthkMA $1.483. ~
ties filled with p” the answer being of, them there, and pray for tile doors to close and westerlyb the pond belonging to the said (i 00 ‘ , L Vsflsrmonl‘vsrschrcibgit and;m°“’u V on“, /
. the Holy on...» Contrary .. “at“ n. movement .1...- on... up tout.-ramrna8.2:alternatelaoarat‘; - s' 1 a b1 ‘ ' ' assurance its-ammo... w... LINEN DAMA SK.
cxpccthtions not a pupil ln‘lde reply, and {gifiggiilgflfiiiho'lsligtfricfllcelisGigi PaNmNii‘i offihe NtNNugptfifglg“ Slim “5% “50"“ P1118 Hand Greased! mg 001‘ 011 8 Certified to by the best hyaicia-ns as containing LOTHES algNgErfiyscuwooms, gdfiiitklfizmfilil‘gfiaht. PFalsacrlzuxrfir;

, . ”’ ‘ . ~ ' 'l with“ 0911 005 0 ea 0 . nothm ia'urious to c a. ' ' ' my hl roman ch. toil f ’2' ~ -
the questlou was repeated. Judge at the effectual. Also will sen ,t Public 430““ “he premise, . . when fuel,“ fails Bloody :3?" IN £622.06! gamblec‘a‘sngiNgcmnochmil‘mwfyéomym Table N “312160718,

, . .. .r—.——-_- . . . ‘ , .. ll} . _ . -' . - p j? an Iver
teachers surprise, after a moments waltlug, Th T 1' l t S 1 hyetiellidcsct‘lbtlll. on Ellie ffitlied‘lyllo Mayhlgcllziggg , morgorator, (20mg a pleasant purgasm needed FIRE ! - ~

0 " 0000 g .m., somuc 0 0 OWL“ . , .

when one of the scholars trembllngly rose, 6 empelance mee mg as our ay real csttilzc, of JOHN H. DENNIS. fine certain by old and young. It cures Jaundws, Fever FIRE 3 TIN WARE! “‘ E. K. LOCKWOODB. Andeveryal-ticleinmystock,‘ at pricesto please all

and exclaimed loud enough to be heard all
over the room, “ inwards.”

The various factories in town,with one
exception, have orders to fill and are run-
ning on full time.

After careful measurement, the tracks in
the mud leading from Mr. Cunningham’s
burn after the tire, were found to have been
made by a No. 5 boot. Principally on the
ground that Brothwell, suspected of setting
the building on fire wore that size, be was
arrested and held for trial, but before the
conclusion of the investigation into the
charges, the fact was discovered that nine
other persons, some of them citizens of the
highest standing in society, also were No. 5.

Hubbell & Wakcman, the popular gro-
cers of»Sangatuck, are manufacturing real-
estate by carting earth into the space on the
river side of their property where a dock-
wall was put up'some years ago. PAUL.

 

 

Great Fire In Panama, .,

New Your, February 2g..—-I"~I‘IY8IB adv
v'ces received in‘ this citystate that a terri-
ble contiagration occurred in Panama on the
Sfith lash, wherebythc largest portion of the
business part of the town was destroyed.
The losses are estimated at over $1,000,000
mostly insured in London.

evening, at South Net-walk, Was largely
attended, but the disappointment was great,
not having Hon. James Gallagher to speak.
The cause of his non arrival we could not
learn Hon. II. B. Smith, of Plantsville, is
expected ncxt Sabbath evening.

.r—.--—-—-—
Farmers’ Convention.

By invitation of the Danbury Agricultural
Society, the Board of Agriculture will hold
a session at Benedict’s Hall, Danbury, on
Thursday, 0th. The following is the order
of cxercises:—At 10 A. M. lecture by P. M.
Angur, on “ Conditions of Success in Fruit
Culture" at 2 p. m., lecture by Prof. W. 0.
Atwater, on “ Commercial Fertilizers at
Home and Abroad” at 3 p. m., lecture on
“ Agricultural Experiment Stations,” by
Prof. Johnson ; at (7 p. m., lecture by T. S.
Gold, on “Trip to the Rocky Mountains.”
Opportunities will be ofi'cred for discussions.
The citizens of Danbury invite attendance
from other towns, and'ofijcr hospitality to

all who attend,
-—-——.—-9.-«i.-2—-——.-—-

Patch ts have recently been granted to par-
ties in, this Cerium-as fOllows i-——— ’

Thus. Boud'rén, Bridgeport, vehicle lamp
supporter.

E. L. Wheeler, assignor,West ort,furnace.

H. A. House, Bridgeport, bu e.

 

 

tract of land. situated in said town of Norwalk, at
Cranberry Plains, so called, In quantlt half an
acre, more or less, bein one hundred an flftyfeet
front and rear. more or ess, and one hundred and
forty feet: (lee , more or loss, and bounded norther-_
ly by land of ouisa B when», casterl b land of
Louisa A. Dennis an others, soul. or y by the
highway, and westerly b land of Louisa Byxbec,
as will raise the sum of ne Dollar and ten cents,
that being the proportion of the stud John H, Den-
nis, of the sum total ill said list together Wlth all
1e at fees to be added.

rated at Norwalk. Feb. fith. A. D.. 181

l .
3t9 BURR SMITH, Tax Collector; list; on 1872.

alumnus

Patent

locum ENVELOPE

“one.

 

8.

For the preservation of important papers,

for sale at the

GAZETTE OFFICE.

 

 

made to order. Can furnish Broadway styles at
Low Prices.

SLEIGH BELLS AT toSTl
TRUNEBS.

and all kinds of

ladies and Gonis’ Traveling Bags,
suAWL slltltl’fi. 8.1.0..

at very Low Figures.

The Public are invited toeall'and examine our
stock of Goods.

Retail-lit Priority Attended to.
J. G. CUTLER,

Opposite Opera House. Wall Street.

NE."

 

BOIIEIIY ”AI ' SEWIIO Neatly and Quickly
one at reasons is r cesh »' '
IJNUB BENEDICT.

 

__,"I'u mm Block, up stairs.

and Agile. Pain in the Bones, Rheumatism,
Worms, Female Diseases, Nervous Disorders.
Kidney Complaint. «to. .20. THE, MOSES
DAME 00., DANE marl, CONN?

INITIAL ‘
PAPER

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST

 

SELLECK’S

BOOKSTORE.

 

l

A

/

FIRE .'.

The most protection for the leastamount of money.
OLIVER E. WILSON,

Successor to George W. Raymond, and C. 8:. C. F.
Adams, tor the ,.

Agricultural Fire insurance 00.,

of “Tater-town, New York, agent for Darienhxor-
walk, Westport Easton and Weston, sollclts lnsll-
rancc of all kin s in the best com allies and on the
most reasonable terms. Goner. Agent for the
CONTINENTAL LIFE and TRAVELLERS AC-
CIDENT INSURANCE 00’s., of Hartford, Conn.,
op osite the Post otllce, in the otilce of A. D. Brush.
anuary lst, 187-1.

 

New Carriages and other Vehicles madsto order,
and Repairing and Jobbingdone in thebestmsuncr,
and with the utmost dispatch.

Having arranged :to carry on the business, on

MARSHALL STREET,

and engaged skillful and experienced workmen,
the subscribers feel confident that thcycan satlsiy
all the oldcustomers ofthe

Oldest Stand in Norwalk,

andsnch others as may be led tooxtendto thorn
th‘eirpatronsgo. .
We have also opened a CARRIAGE REPOSITO-
RY in Olllchcsters' corner store, where alwa s can
be found a full assortment of all styles and k nds of
Csrria es. from a Clarence to a pony Phaeton.

Bout Norwalk, Sept. 8th 1973.

8, P.TUTTLB & SON.

 

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Old Carriage Shop. ,

 

ALL KINDS

".03...

J 0 B P B l N T l N G
Executed with neatness and dispatch
—u' rm:—
G A Z E T T E
STEAM PRINTING OFFICE
.’-—- B 0 O K —
—JOB—
~AN;D CARD woan,—'

of every description,at the

 

 

GAZETTE JOB PBlIITIIIB OFFICE.

Wm. K. James, Water Street, Norwalk Bridge.

When Prices are down and Stocks are full.

1'03. 0433.

C. J 'Grum'an. '

 

.

Paalsaae Ericka}.
sunh I fl N
FOREIGN DRAFTS,
' . mm.fir;mi-f.
G A2ET'TNIE'3': OFFICE.
Nos-walls : N,C_°,“,‘,I"..:.. _~

Cabin and stocrsge psissgis logos Tusfil’c’rees
Britain,soldst the cstnhlish'n’drntll .Bnlt'smlti
st thelowest New York tutu.

s. n. animators a. co.