Norwalk Gazette, 1818-1883, 1874-03-10

 

 

VOLUME LVIINUMBEMO

WHOLE NUMBER 1365.

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For The Gazette.
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'NCRWALK, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAYMARCH 10,. 1874..

ivonwaur GAZETTE. B U] L D I N G LOTS

For Sale. _~

on: on user MAIN STREET.

Part of 9. House to Let. Apply to
CHARLES E. ST. JOHN.

‘ REAL ESTATE.

Desirable Residence
Eon SALE on To RENT.-

THE.Eiitgsnt and Commodlous Residence and
Grounds located on West Avenue formerly
known as the Dimon Homestead,—-one of the most
desirable places in N orwalk,—-is offered for sale, or
to rent. All the modernimprovements. Possession
1st. For particulars apply to

department cost $3,000,000, and in 'public
amusements $5,000,000 were spent. The ' ___—___
meat bill was ”0.000.000. ﬂour bill $23,000. 'Tncseeona Oldest Psper in the "state.
000, and the daily consumption of beer was ' " ' ' 7 '
49,000 kegs. There were 05,000‘arrests for ‘
intoxication and disorderly conduct, and
80,000 persons were in institutions under
care of the Commissioners of Public Char-

NonLnssn Osman-Au amusing story of Foot Prints, of the Devil.

an English nobleman, recently deceased, is
told by the “Man About Town,” in the
English Sporting Gazette. We give it in his
own words: “The duke,” he says, “was
once in church, no matter where, when a
collection was announced for some charita-
ble object. The plate or bag, or whatever

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For The Gazette. I

SAN Drneo, CALIFORNIA, }
February, 11th, 1874.

DEAR GAznTTE :—I have now seen South-
‘crn California both in its summer and win.
ter aspect, or, perhaps, more correctly, in
its dry and wet seasons, for there is no
weather here that answers to a New Eng-

 

A Parable From Lleblg.

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The church bells were ringing, the devil sat
singing
On the stump of a rolling old tree; ,
“_Oh, faith, it grows cold, and the crccds

 

To Tun Enrrons on Tim GAzETrE.

The statistics herewith
inclosed were compiled by a clergyman and
published in a book, entitled “Footprints of
the Devil.” Startling as the ﬁgures may at
ﬁrst seem to be, we will only look at the

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Orrthcn IN GAZETTE BUILDING. Farewell, farewell to thee,

The time has, come when we mustipsﬂ,
To bg thus from thee severed, ' - V _ '

A. II. DYINGTON a: 00., 8

 

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they grow old _ . . numerous 1i uor establishments in this - ‘
And me world is nigh ready for me." land winterIiih any resplect.f IVY-“11011: a: it might be, began to go round, and the town, an in aqﬂourishing condition in spite ities. A. H. Brruarox, J. B. ELLs, G. N. ELLs. JAMES FINNEY. Real Estate Agent. F ' S E Makes a chill creep o’er my heart.
suming that '“OW muc ° ‘ ’5 “‘5 an duke put his hand into his pocket and took .t . , . ==== - " ’ V . . Oil AL " ' ’
of the hard times ’ and calculate their . . . LOSE INTHE VILLAGE. A v oiem '
. II . . . Undeveloped :State) 01‘ even 0f “1" county out a ﬂoriii, which he laid on the pew be- cost ,0 the community to see that they are 31" Tifhbunh Subscription $2.00 per year in advance. STORE 0" MAIN STREET T0 [ET _ built dwelling 22x35 feet. two suit? bxgntain- 00311“: I“: fill?” m¥.;n£l115hi
The bells went on ringing, 0 SP1“! came in which I am, I will try to tell your read- fore him ready for transfer to the plate. only too probable ’ The Tichborne claimant has ﬁnally been Single copies 5 cents. $severtéhupartngglﬁs for farmilicls. gassiggginghgggnsgﬁgggegggatglgggﬁaggggﬁg Coulth'eif tt ell-ilsng ’h‘? '-"
. . . - . . _ ' _ , , . - ___ w or . - ~ - .
51.08138: CPS a few things .1“ regard ‘9 ““5 youthful BeSide him pat a little snob, who, noticing The good effects of the restraint up on pub- disposed 0f. “ha a 1310 number Nth? London Advonﬂnng nag”, Ale?) one {aging'geam 3333.." £153 Lumber We on gziffotigrggﬁég“,§3‘ igﬁﬂ' abﬁfggii,§3,£$§,ff§ The 3:15;: m yaw “‘32: :0 b » 9)
And smiled as he crumbled the tree ; and ambitious c‘ty 1“ “‘0 farthest cor ncr of this action, imitated it by ostentatiously it C dmm suckers in Maine and Massachu Gmphlc PubllShes Portraits of the Imposmr, Fourlinesor lessil luiaartion 50 cts; 3 times Shgg foﬁzﬁl‘shlg‘hﬁggﬁgmm lag-1‘4- OLMSTEA - from the bridgchvh‘lérx‘gﬁhfxgicﬁilculars apply to p ‘3 W0, — 3 ye.
‘ - e h n h _ I . - ' ‘ ' ------- . ’ ’ ‘ . s A , - .
. Your wood does hut but perish new seed our great sisterhood of States. - layinga sovereign alongsmp, the ducal ﬂorin. set ts is made clear by a comparison of the his parents, end other prominent characters 19:: #333533): £13322,- _______ _50 3,9 m the marble yarn om, 3_ Price, And when thou hast departed,
hugs to cherish, , If the report gives a momentary satisfnc- Th“ 1 h for his met: who . . , connected With the case. The real heir to Ones unreal: months,‘ ........ 1.00 ‘ l -
. . , n . ‘5 was ‘°° mic . g - Y trafﬁc in those two states With that of our . ' . ' .. (In one year—withpaper . - - 15.00 TO RENT- - And thy face I ll seeno “‘0"!
And the world is to 1,“, yet for thee. tion to any of your many readers, as they dipped his hand into his pocket again and own Connecticut with only one'quartcr the Tichborne estate, whom _the claimant... Two u .. i. H ‘.. V _' _« _ _ _ 35.00 For Sale. Thy friendship still I’ll cherish,
__C’liarles Kingsley sit around their glowrng stoves and shiver pulled out another ﬂoriu, which he laid by the population of the two former 3 ends as Arther Orton—made an unsuccessful at- 3:2?nrrtero'olu‘mn 0:9”; '. '. '. '. '. E3133 A good nice place in the Borohah AT WESTPORT STATION. As in days of yore. ’
___—___:— to think how cold it is without,Isliall be the side of the ﬁrst. The little snob follow. much as those t 0 st t ., (136)] d tempt to represent, was Roger Tiehborne, ohe hm ' . .. ' .. .. .' ..... 80.00 pleasant] located on F’air Street 0 0°." GOQID convenient Housewith Gnrdenmarn, '
W a es m '3 e and son of James Tichborne. The estate which FnllCOlnmnmnc ye”. - - - - - r ' 150-00 y ’ pp 51 e never-3%intiitggiﬁ‘tiiﬁgsﬁiggﬁilfe’o‘ingogavﬁlnﬁf And forhim whom thou hast left alone,

the head of Main Street, will be rented at a
low rate to a good family. Possession
when desired. Apply at the GAZETTE

peeisl Notices 25 per cent. advance on the above.
H'LocalNoticesin Readingﬂoiumns, 2 5 cents

per line. .
‘. Yearlyadvertisersrestricted to thebuslness con-

For the Gazette.
SAVANNAH.
Savannah is one of the ﬁnest cities in the

I‘would but ask of thee
One little sacred place
Within thy—mew:

&c. Also, can have with the same, if desired,
from one to eight acres of land. Is within three
minutes walk of the Railroad DC 01:, and situated
directly upon Westport harbor. nly a small por-

ed suit by laying another sovereign beside
the ﬁrst. His grace quietly added a third
ﬂorin, which was capped by a third ﬂorin

abundantly satisﬁed.
Although it is mid-February, we will go tip
to the house top and look around. You

fermented liquors.

l l h' h ' '
Our National debt is often spoken of as a ( evo ved upon m was t at of his uncle, 8"

Edward, who added the name of Doughty

 

 

 

. reatburdcnu on the co le- but on look- - -
south. The streets out each other at right need not take wraps, nor furs, nor over- on the part of the little snob. Out came a fa at the oﬁicilgil ﬂame}; itpwiil be seen that to that of Tichborne. He is represented; maze;33331::ggihgigggihg’h‘V‘eﬁfsgﬁgﬁgfd OFFICE. non o, the pnmnnse money required down; the
angles, “1'0 very bro-ad, are adorned With coats, nor hills. even, unless {0“ custom’s fourth ﬁorin to swell the duke’s donation, mg whole of the debt . on] e Ito ab t as being aweak-inindcd Youth who entered, ,Oge’inclispacccoutitntesasqsaro. {,ﬁﬁgﬁgfhng‘gh‘hl’cg‘gmm‘ mffffgfﬁhrgftﬁlgge“ m ' . '
shade trees, such as the Pride of India, Live sake, for the air is as soft as early June. then the little snob triumphantly laid three sixteen month 1115 10' (In: . '10“ the British army at an early ages OWiPK to 1:: n1:111:13?Paymentrcquiredfoi- nlitranslentadver- . Norwaik, March 3,], 1874. 9tf WHENIE GANG AWL, 11”.;
Oak, Water Oak, and Bay‘tree, reminding Look yonder to the north-east! How sovereigns at once upon the board. The li uors b ms 1:015 tfnp “gh‘ 59‘1" 0:: an attachment which grew up between hint nagterorha Cel‘umu.3netl‘mei - - -- - -813'33 - To RENT. ‘ . . _ . .
one who has visited Paris, of its Boulevards.- white those mountain tops are! _Yes. and duke not to be beaten, produced three Pgesidcnty Grin tnwgu 133:1th tehgeggai le selfand his cousin—daughter of SirEdward- r:ll(:olumn,onetlme, - - - '- - - - i' 0200 anﬁt‘h: _ﬂl‘st of hill-3‘ n‘ft’ the veryh dlesirabhe BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.- When ye gang own-lame,

. ~ . . . . . ' _ . i rice 0 o , - . V .. '

It has the reputation abroad of not being why should they not be white? They are ﬂorins. Just at this moment the plate of his attached friend Senator Buckin halin -—and on account of his intemperatc habits, h £313:- 35:3?3333:..‘i‘iiili‘l’i’é‘iili‘3‘f’ Y 0"“ join “ma how ogcupigd by niiiiﬁmwi.n2?éfi.., NLeonard and wagiigiileii' b LEOVABD Far ““953 the sea, 1851419.:
’ g ’ he was separated from her, in order that the» Z A l communications inserted as reading matter Esq. 0““ has all the “10119?“ improvements; Norwalk, February 2d, 13” ‘ S ' ‘ in When ye gang to German”:
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hot and cold water, gas furnace, ran e, ken com-

plete. Apply to F. ST. JOHN LOCK 00D. 3t1‘ W11“ will ye 39nd t° me, laddie 7

arrived. The little snob took up his hand-
ful of sovereigns and ostentatiously rattled
them into“ the plate, then turned deﬁantly
toward his rival, as one would say, ‘I think
that takes the shine out of you.’ Fancy his
chagrin when the duke, with a grim smile,
put one ilorin into the plate and_ quietly
swept the remaining six back into his

covered with snow. The are full tort
y y ed to promote private interests, Sioper half

healthy; but the inhabitants on the con-‘
All unusual cuts and de-

trary afﬁrm that it is one of the most miles away, althoughthe air is so clucr that
healthy cities in the Union; the river being you judge them not more than half that
the only place where disease prevails, and distance. For some reason—I will attempt
here only during the hottest months, and no explanation—that snow does not make
among the sailors, and we think they are the air chill and uncomfortable, and I am
right. During our brief stay the weather glad that it does not, for while it caps the
was delightful. Italy could furnish no bleak and furrowed mountains handsomely
better. ' and sparkles in the sunlight,Ihad rather pocket. His grace used to chuckle when
When we left home we were expecting to see it in the distance than plod through it. he told that story, and I think 011. the whole
proceed directly to Florida and spend the We will turn our backs upon it and face he had the best of it.
spring months a few miles back. from_ the Paciﬁc. Ten thousand miles of ocean
Palatka. in the pine woods where we were before you! A long leap. snrelyJOY “ml The rice Employment Burcau,13430wcry
last season. But at Savannah we met with mysterious being which Bishop Berkley New York City, oﬁ'ers its services (gratis,)
friends from South ,Western Georgia, who calls Empire, and sees marching westward. to parties wishing to employ male help.
represented that part of (the State as being' We ‘of SanDicgo comfort ourselves that it Contractors, Mill and Mine 'owners would
fully equal' to Florida in climate, and in will pass this way, for we are on the direct do well to avail themselves of the privileges
other respects much superior; that the route' to China and Japan,and the ocean thus offered. Parties wishing to employ
country was much higher and not so _ﬂat; interval is here the shortest. China, in the men in large numbers can be supplied on
was more thickly settled, and offered better persons 0f her so“ and daughters, has one day’s—notice. -In all casesjtis expected
facilities and inducements for riding. It is found us, and why shall not our Christian- that the employers shall pay transportation
quite an objection to Florida that WET!- ity ﬁnd China? AM it has; and it will to the place of work, and where several

deal
and 35 per full column.
vices as per cent, extra.

and General Horatio King, so highly com-

mended by your correspondent, Jenny While sailing from Rio J aneiro to New York
Wren. what astqundmg “5‘31“ 111131" Per' in 1854, he was lost sight of, ﬁnd it is probe. . _ , ,
.. ........ WWW“
. . while his uncle and father died leavin' .li' . e " -'

paying the amount now so uselessly SQuan- heir ,0 the property. The gnawing: ‘ E . , ,Al‘tl‘on'NEYS AI‘ LAW.
defeat “"59 the trensury for that time, WOUId which Lady Tichbol‘ne spread»all.:tlirougli/I ‘ Our. Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk. Conn. .
wnle out the Public debt Surely ”0 on? England and Australia comingto the notice ' ‘
Will pretend that it would be any great pri- of Orton, an Australian butcher, he. in.
vation or hardship; and- no one Will deny ceived the plan of impersonatingthe 10'“
that by f“ the 33'9”“ portion or the people heir and gaining the baronetcy‘andl'istate.
would be healthier and happier by 8° dying- Falling in with an old gardenerofTichborne
And such aplan for paying 05 the national park, and also with avalet of the late Sir Ed-
debt is possible, and has more to commend ward Doughty, he evidently learned a great
1‘ than the annexation 01‘,an to Domingo, deal from them of the family history and sail-
which President Grant so persxstently ade- cd with them to England. His meeting with
CM“; and urged 1“ an annual message, as a Lady Tichborne resulted in her acceptance
practical and sure. means of paying off that of him as her son. The rest of the Tich-
debt. .And “PW ‘5 the very-time to set ““3 bornes and Doughtys refusedto recognize
thing. 1“ motion. Th9 subject °f temper- him. But he brought more thanahundred
uses is attracting more attention than ever Witnesses, 01d stewards, family friends, thh.

 

strength of their afl‘ections'mig’ht. be tested.

 

I’ll send ye a *braw new gown, Jeanie.
The brawcst in the town,.lassle'; 1
And it shall be 0’ silk and §go‘wd,

Wi’ Valenciennes set round, lassie.

II]! .--T_he shop lately occu ied by George , FOR SALE 0B To RENT. ‘
. oyt.,2d.ln Isaacs’BuildingJEOﬁ‘ered to rent. 1‘ ' - ‘ -

, ssession immediatel . En hire of ASA HILL. '
y n ' » NEW HOUSE,well ﬁnished ;, 4 rooms and large

and convenient pantry and two closets, sinks,
the" on ﬁrst floor, three rooms and two closets on
second ﬂoor; dining room wainscoted with black
walnut and cedar, kitchen wamscoted with pine;
V - gas pipes throughout the house; water ipcs, die. ;
HE pleasantlylocated and even desirable resi- situated on Fair Street, about half a mi e from the
dense formerly owned by _ r. B E. Staats, Bridge. Ifnot sold before April 1st,it will be rented
and now occupied by James Cousins, is offered to for 5250. If sold the price will be $3,200; some part

Let, fromthc first of April next. Anplh to of which can remain on mortgage. Apﬁly to
tfl G. (x. ISHOP. 7 JAMES . ELLS.

 

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T014131“ That’s nae gift. lava, Jamie,
Silk and gowd and a’ laddie, .
There’s ne’er a gown in a’ the land

I’d like, when ye're'awa; laddle.

Claims promptly collected.

LEVI WARNER. EDWIN B. FOOTE.

CALVIN G. CHILD,
LAW OFFICES,

Rooms Nos. 8 and 9, Seely'il Hall, lulu Street
STANFORD, CONN.

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When I come back again, Jeanie,
Free a foreign land, lassie,

I’ll bring wi’ me a Gallant gay,
To be your ain gude man, lassie.

 

 

Boots and Shoes.

E,theundersigned,havingformcd a eo-part- .
nership and purchased the Boots and Shoe
Stores! G. 0. Keeler,would most respectfullyinvite
his oldcustomers,also. our oldfriends and patrons
sndthe pubiictn general,to give us ecall and we
willconvincethem that by

Honorable Dealing Gt Small Proﬁts

whichmake: quicksaies, that wears bound to give
atisfaction and defy competition. Our motto is

Apartments to Let.

PARTMENTS for two or three families to let in
my Brick Block. Borough Water on ﬁrst and

The law ﬁrm of Ferris, Child & Fessenden was second ﬂoors. . Boomgﬂgesirable, rent ”“0“"

to. ES T. LEONARD.”
di lved b mutual consent March 1st 1873: C. G.
Cliigltil willczntinuehis business at the abbveaddregs. Norwalk, February 20, 1374- . “'5

To LET. _
THE‘ [AME BRICK BUILDING

RECENTLY'used by Henry Chasmar for the
manufacture of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Sawmg

Be my gudeman yoursel, Jamie,
Marry me yoursel,laddie,

LEX. s. GIBSON, And tak’ me ower to Germanic,

‘ ‘ Wi’ you at name to dwell,laddie. .

V Organist of the FirstCongregletional Church,
snox Tar. qtn'or nnw you. eacher of the

piano-Forte, Oman um Mud“, ‘I dinna see how that wad do, Jeanie,

I dinna see how that can be, lassie, -

thing back from the St, John’s river is so continue its efforts. seeking, helping. blCSS- men are ordered it is advisable that em- befor?’ and “me senat°’5'_‘“°1“dmg MP borne tenants, fellow-soldiers of Roger’s in Composlﬂon- ,mn planing Possession gtventmmedmely. A,» “THE NIMBLE srxrancn IS BETTER THAN
' ' ' Buckingham,a_dvocate restraintby congress- the Carbineers and fehowmhohrs at Stony- Box.‘379 P._0. NCRWALK, CONN. gly to JAMES FINNEY, Real FigrthaltckAgcnt, Ol.‘ to 'ME SLOWSHILLIN G ” For I’ve a wife and bairnies three,

IIILE AID IIPPER lEA‘I’liEII, FIIIIIIIS, 1.3.,

Wholesaleand Retail. Particular attention paidto

CUSTODI WORK,
n allits branches, alsoREPAIRING done withneat-

tame and monotanous, tending to make his until “’9" great central citadel 0f heath- ployers should come to the City in order to
' ' And I’m no sure how ye’d agree, lassie.

invalids gloomy and discontented, calm and error is cast to the ground.‘
A thorough inquiry went to conﬁrm these

‘ In NewYork, care of William A. Pond & 00., 896
Broadway.

on. J. G. GREGORY,

 

ional enaétmcnts. Moral suasion,however,
is the most popular and I think would prove

the most effective; and if Congress may re-

hurst, who stre positively to his identity

The Bu-
with the lost young baronet. Hegot an equal

ensure the safe delivery of men.

' But we must not wander from oursub- rcau is under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. You should hac telt;me thatin timeJamio'

TO LET. i

 

reports, and 30 we concluded t0 change 0111' ject, even when charmed by this 0““ view, and is designed to furnish employers with . . number 01' 01d acquintauces 0f Arthur Orton FAR! - Y h l ' '
. . _ _ _ . . _ , o, 160 e , h t, t 1 th- . c s on d hae telt me that lan e lad-
always , grand and inspiring—sometimes male help of all kinds (free of charge.) In strict a man m what he shall drink, It may ‘0 swear as posrtively that humus not the *Eas REMOVED HIS OFF 10E mangﬁgﬁfhggﬂﬁﬁiggggsggg‘e“gaggl‘iﬁg‘ggm ngilaggnilggﬁtrciil: SMITJHosﬁ'gAggggD. die, g syn ’ ‘

programme. ,
Our destination. therefore. was changed to ”a“! “10mm“?- 83 When “1“ 00mm“ 1873—734 situations were furnished. Cor-
Quitman, Georgia, a place 175 miles -8°llth' 15131163 yonder, twenty miles away, assume, respoudcnce on the subject promptly an-
west from Savannah on the Atlantic and as they frequently d0: “ 11100135 or majestic swered. Address, Rev. John Dooly, Gen-
Gntf Railroad. playfulness,” and treat you to a bewitchlng era] Secretary, 134» Bowery.
We felt as if the most terrible part of our exhibition bf mirage. ‘
journey was yet before us. We dreaded it Glance now at Point Loma, jutting out A mm]: WOMAN.-—In 1749 occurred an ofﬁcial records:
more than we did the Ocean, and not with- into the ocean, then at the long. narrow, odd episode in Wesley’s life. On one of his Imported and domestic distilled

, ' eninsula that shuts the bit of San Die 0 missionary journe s he was taken sick at and spiritous liquor; 31.344.000.000
out good reason The trip can be made p y g Newcastle, where Elie was nursed by Grace Brewed and fermented liquors. .‘123,000,000

 

For had I kent 0’ your tfause heart,
You ne’er had gotten mine, laddie.

with equal propriety, do so in what he shall
eat. D. H.

Statistics showing the amount of money
spent in the United States for intoxicating
liquors during the year 1870, as taken from

son of the Wapping butcher. But. the per:
jury 'of a witness who swore that he was
one of those who had saved Roger from the
wreck Of, the Bella, and who- turned out to
a ticket of'leave man from Chhtham prison, ,
was sufﬁcient to undermine the claimant's-
ause. The previous case was brought, to a.
lose about a year ago, by the .action of the

to his .
RESIDENCE, MAIN STREET. 0
. once noun 2. uni-7 o’clock, pan.

- Slate at E. P. Weed’s Drug Store, wherehghllhs

may be left. - -
which is a good Farm of 160 acres, 2% miles from ~

EDWARD BANKS, .
Norwaik Village, with good and convenient build-

.BIVIL ENGINEER&SURVEYOB’ lings. For particulars call on or address E. I’.
.< - ' ' ’ WEED, Norwalk, or JOSIAH KELLOGG, near

raisingpoultry. Rents low. JAMES G. REED,
lJIDarilen, next house to Congregational Bhrglck
urc . ‘

W. C. QUINTARD & 00.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealersln

Hardware, Paints, 005, Glass,

House Furnishing Goods,
Also all kinds of

Mechanics’ Tools,

 

Your een like a spell, Jeanie,

Mair sweet than I could tell, lassie,
That filke day bewit'ch’d me sac,

I could nae help mysel, lassie.

TO LET

FROM the 1151: of April next, for one or more
years; the well-known Lockwood Farm,

 

 

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'only in the night. Inquiring of one why from the 00.. .- Under the 168 Of Point M - u n - iury which after hearing Lord Bellew’s ev- - . .
, .. _ on of h s emale he] ers a [in 01'th Wines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 000 000 - t .l , . . . . , the premises. Also .1 small House and lit c acres . . _
there was only a night train for passengers, Lorna is the eep channel to the bay, form- hagﬂghm cliver W;,,,,{,, of foumnﬁntny, Dofnestic wines. , . , , , , , , , , , _ , 5:000:000 idence that Roger [Tichborne was lauded, Norwalk, CORD. . :crﬁgiligé can be rented so hate 1: dashed ani2 AND inefblackhto your-funnies three, laddie, V
his reply was, “That passengers might not ing an extensive and land-locked harbor, Wesley himself being twelve hears oi r. ‘ , .~ — . and being convinced that the claimant was older. ten 9: the Residence of B. o. BANKS 1’ ' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS “0 “’1 Pray t 93’ n8 er may 411010
see what a poor Country they were travel- adequate to, the commerce of a great city. He asked her to marry illm. he seemed — ‘1,487,000,000 DOI- stopped “1e proceedings With an inti- "8111 Street, Wlllhe promptly attended to' 43“ I A. broken heart like me, laddie. .
- u . . . amazed and re lied. “This is too reat a m mo tip A ‘. . T0 RENT- LOOKS,KNOBS,NAILS,ANDBUILDER
line through Isuppose Just there to the ri ht and bendin around ’ p -g - m mm“ on "ATE m t nth tthc ere e d d l t AXES M D '
° ‘ ' g Y _ g blessing. I can't tell how to believe it. New‘ York $246 617 520 ,3 1° a y W .ngr e a “Else Y 0 . 3- gan'lC-IAN a: SURGEON HE very destmhte house 0,, Bowen Avenue, HARDWARE, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY Dry that tearful] ee,Jeanie,
At half past four, P- m" Feb- the 13th. we the northern corner 0f the bay, 13 the grade This is all I could have wished under Penns lvania. ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ’ ' ' ' ' 152'668’495 hlm- 01' ""1 W35 committed for peumy l and 'omceover Amen Knappmwm' Washingtoh s,” T adjoining the hesidence of A. ll. Byington. ofthe best kind. Rememberthc place. ' Grieve na mair for me, lassie,
took our seats in the cars—coaches they are of the Texas Paciﬁc R. R, and many years heaven.” Wesley, quite naturally took this Illinoig _ _ . . ‘‘‘‘‘‘ ::119’933’915 his trial for that oﬁ'cnse, which began in south Nomih, Conn, Communion gratis from {highﬂagging;that.ffsrgggséfutgplrlgghgglhhgé No. 3 Opera House Block, I've neither wife nor bai r ni es three .
called here; ordinarily we should have had will not pass before trains will pass from as ”- formal betrothal. But Grace had “0‘ Ohio ' 151,784,875 April last, is that which has now termiua- 93-m-t09P-m- 1 ' ﬁrst or April next. Apply to JAMES FINNEY, sour]! nonwanxmomv. And 1,“ ed one but th 1 . ' 2:
an abundance 'of room Unf in t 1 th' her to‘th Gulf of Mexico a distance of long before nursed JOhn Bennett, 0. Metho- MassaChhselts- . .. .. .. . .. 27,979,575 ted b ' t' d t "t l ' Real Esme Axon“ ' ~ ' m mil-WHILE”: “Bum" W n ‘ ee, assre. ’
k th h d b . t' 01‘ (Pilheyt i: 1 70% 'l e b th lf th t f, S F dist preacher, 0f about herdolwn age; aind MMYI‘md . u" - . H . D .. I . . . ' 40,561,620 '1 dy Font?” It0 11 an sen once 0 pena ser- CHAS. W. MANY, IARN To RENT B t n a St I Think wcel for fear ye rue Jamie .
wee ere a een a nice ing 0 e 5 0° ' . , ml 83in on a a .rom an ran- Wesley was soon astounde y a joint et-‘ . . W‘ l . v1 11 e or our son years. ' .—-A new on w t_ goo 3- ‘ l ,
holders of the road, and every stockholder cisco to New York. ter from Grace and John, asking his consent ﬁlgmm‘l' ' ' ' ' ' ' gigg'ggg D E N T I 5 T: girl-1:353;fe‘ifnaiilrgrifihisegﬁgg.mmge' Price 0 ﬂ KENDALL MI D" Ye’ll no get ane mair true, laddic,
was entitled to a free pass for himself and You are tired of looking? Sit down, and {35315; Efrggﬁhh'rﬁfg ﬂail-‘3? sﬁz‘lll‘egyh California: ' 59:92.1:090 GOD’S Smwm_—A writer in the Prince- NORWALKi 001W- . »' ’ But I have neither gowd nor lands,
1111111 his1 lklilthdand Ollrig; 1rind I1 shonfldhjudge gym“ toil yoll; abtzut thekcliltrlate (hf E21; playwright has eve’r ventured to put uppn $223315: n- . . .. .. ...'.,.. . ._. . zggfghlg {Oh Rem'ewbsays: . .V . . h - ngehhghmhaltg 53:55:33,133?“connecucutngtoel T“.ii'nit'lllaii‘t‘de‘,’ﬁii‘éiii‘é‘éf‘ils’ﬁ't?“”1 & . D E N T I S T , To be amatch for you, laddie. ,
a a _ a avar e t emse ves o t e op iego wr no spea o thy the stage._ Grace would have been quite Michigan‘s. 52,874,170 . Judge avenport, of thebench 1n Con ARTIFICIALTEETHINSERTEDatLOwRATES- lit: Mks.J.l«.MURRAY. Oﬁlce hmsm Depotsqhhe’Washmgmhsme,‘ Blair 1h Athol’s mine, Jeanie,
portunity to vital Savannah;husbands and months, but of the entire year—1873. My content wrth either of her lovers, Wﬁl‘e it we. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . 35,784,695 necticut In a former generation, was noted . Fair Dunkeld is mine lassie .
their wives, fathers and mothers with'all statements are not impressions; :they are 23:13? tiliesgeliheE‘ifgeggnogagngogi :1: Connecticut . . . .. 35,001,230 for his Puritanic sterness,whichofien'seem- R SCRANTOV’ FOR SALE. South Norwalk, Ct. Saint Johnstoun’s b’ow’r and Hunting
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{23$.23?’ﬁf-u'gihii‘iiﬁli'iﬁi1.333” if: emu-Jimseamstress: 43:33:32 “a I"; D .n’ 1...... pm“ . . . “”1“““51’233‘
, 'l g l at l es, 1 n _ . cage or cnne ; W ell Rhode‘i‘l”"""""""""' 10234240 season 0 s on crops and great scarcity, e , . ~9a ecreco . c upcrior ‘our, s ranc - A , h , , , h'rl 1 s '8
business men and pleasure-seekers. This You are in a ‘ re prepared to hes: that hihtiiznghegfaiegggrlmeggfgd 1130311213213 New Hasmalilsgl'ire.‘ :. I . . 12:6291175 had ample stores of eorn,.and“his granaries ﬁxetgiiegngteetn and insertingha‘rtincigil dentin-es a ptoingglléctb€va3.?lilting;-tggiigltiggssttziiih‘iiigtgoizig- $§§$§.n:hi:e8t . nd' a t at s mine IS 1 l e, a S] '
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was the only div1dend that. the stock paid the thermometer asgone as low as 37 but ments with each it would be hard to tell. Minnesota. " ' ° ' ' ": ' ' " ' ' " ' ' 14’394’970 were full. H¢_5.°,1d.h_ls surplus to those 1n OFFICE OVER SWORDSi CLOTHING ceased, ,5..’..23°§$ Wests, b.3316 illegleelﬁgll'lougel-l tlohpaetcvlgn to :x- *Braw—pretty. §Gowd—gold. [Asa—at
its owners, and they were determined not once during the year. It Will be harder for u I love you,” she, said to -Wesley, u a thou- 93:11:51? Columbia .......... _ Ig'ggg'gg need at the usual rates, refusing the famine EMPORIUM. or Norwalk. For particwi‘ifslgiiqhngﬁﬁl‘s‘rmh ~ “acting to eth all. iFattse—false. tilled—every. —7'liole-
to}, lose. it. Thenycars were literally you to believe that only once has the ther- sand times better than I ever loved John K ' - ° - .. ' '''' ° 1 ' prices of the markets and trusted or ave . . - 1 - ‘ * ‘ Y . , - endure.
= - - ansas . . . . . . . . .. .. 533856 1 3 . 1_ SOUTH AORWALK, 00M. ,heugeofNitrous
r. e h f e 'th he 'i ' - t h . a in as h‘ h Bennett- but l’m afraid —if I don’t marry . . ' . ' ' ' ' ' " ' ’ ’ - Oxide or Lau h- 7
c 1mm .3. t ere or , Wi t .se pi grime _re meme3 er s pp 11. te perature. lg him he’ll run ma (1.” That very evening Louismnia. . , _, _ _ ,, , _ _, , , _, , , , 48,021,730 away to those who were unable to pay him. FOR SALE. ing th Hhvfhg From Hahmh Weekly.
turning from their annual VlSlt to the city. as 85 . I Will give you the maxrmum and she mmhed herself a ah, ,0 Bennett A Tennessee. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. 20,283,635 But when a man ofproperly desired to pur- AGE msLEE, HE ﬁne residence of the late Elbridgo Brown, - used the Gas for The med e an s hnk Pom
it... had no seats; some .. Whom before minimum heat in each or .1... months of .1... mi after .1... on vieslo n... she'was Gem‘s -.- - - -- - - -- - - -- -- -- 25,3284“ chase some com at the... prices. he newly G ﬁnenessassesses? assets: il:.i”.‘.ti:§.t°i§ili’.’;B:.‘.’.‘2§’§’f.’i-¢§§?.£§l‘n£§i' ‘ ’- ’ '
midnight threw their weary forms upon the year. Jan. 74° , 43 ° ,' Feb., 77°, 37° - determined to live and die with him. She Ea“ Virginia. - - - - - - . . - . .- . . . 26,1~3,905 refuse d saying ,, You are able to supply A R C H l T E C T9 taint. roux-teen rooms, pleasantly situated, couch- thaticnn extract teeth'wltho'ntpnin orlnjurytom; ' '
dirt £1 E l d' ' h 1 ‘ O, o ' O ‘ O - ’ indeed wanted to be married at once but Alabama. - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - 231625.835 Y . v - lent to either village, and \vithinone minute’s patients. I keep good gas constantly on hand, and A TALE 0“ VIRTUOUS EFFORT AND HUMAN
y oor. ven a ies Wit cost y dresses March, 72 , 40 ; April, 82 , 42 , Mal’, Wesley wished for some delay Grace’said Texas. _ , , _ , , _ , , _ , _ , , , , , , , , .. 21,751,250 your wants at market rates; the poor can- 70 BROAD WA 1', NEW. YORK. \Vaék of tithe Horhe nanhoodhrlr’nt and cold wage: use themostapproved appaﬁltu: in admsinistcginglt. jimmy.
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(hhd ham An: “'13:“ a Shf’tkmb “P we had! :3: . 53° . $529, 735° . S58 ° . Jaclylgg: she would not wait more than a year. A £131:th ggh'ghlhlg- - - - - - - -- - - - - - 10.61.0325 not ;I hold my supply as God’s Steward for Residence Shun for d (h ngmlﬁafqegtfgﬁdog:uit flirt; snail; ”ﬂung: ens? P s Oﬁlce ﬂown“ on on am" am 3" It’s all very well for preachln’,
“0 a ”US 1'31 -way 1 was never our- ; 113-. , 6 ° ; ept., 82 . v - ; fortnight later she met Bennett, fell at his A ' -- .. - them i” . . .. Possession first _of April, if desired. For further, .orrnn AND SPICE MILLS But 11‘ . d t' d ’t ,.
- . - kansas. .. .. . . .. . . . - 2.1 particulars enquire 01 JAMES MITCHELL C At E. h. Locmvoon’s. We“ 1” a“ 1m“3 "’9 0“ gee.
fortune to ride over before, and with such it Oct 76° 49° . Nov 35° 49° - Dec feet, and acknowledged that she had used D1 . E Special attention paid to country residences ! ,, . _. , , . , _
' - ' - - - e - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 770 355 , in Real hstate Broker- 1 m osted on virtue and tem rance
“YOWd- ' 68 °’ 44°.) Thus; it appears that tht’: great: 1"“? ‘11- They we.” married a week after. migﬁﬁt . 424932305 How Lone To Susan—The ‘fact is, that DRUGS AND MEDICINES Ailid ou cm“ rin 't “no ﬁle ’
F l 1 h . t 1 . , Thls strange marriage seemed to haveturn- 0 ‘ ' ' " ' ' '° ' 4261.240 a H b t t d , d -, hr. EonCE B. MITCHELL, - y g 1 1 n -
or twc ve orig ours It was one s an Y est range, during any month was 40° , and ed out a happv one. Bennett died 1,, the regon. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. , s i e ecomes coucen re e , an 1 s p G T0 EXCHA‘TGE HE undersigned would respetrnily announce to Jest toddle alone- with your pledge Shh,” .
rattle :and thump. Children cried, the the least 15°. Where in the world is there triumphs of faith, ten years later. ’Grace 5313323” -- .. -- - ~ -- .. glg’gﬁ suits more eager, short sleep and early At the ever pOpnlnr 1 . Drhgnhemiletizens in this vicinity, that at his Ef that’s whalyou want me to sign . Y
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rheumatic groaned, a few cracked jokes, a climate so temperate, and showing so lit- surVived until 1803, dying at the age {if Nebraska. . . .. . ' .. . _ .. . . . _ . 3:745:215 rISing become impossmle. We take more U N I 0 N M A R K E T, (3,1003 FlthM,—Tplenty(.lof'bcllOlcehgrlllt. lilew CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT 8T5. Betwixt me and you, I’ve been thar,
and some who could not he] it lau hed ' ' . eighty-seven. For years she W“ “b“3 t v - . 141 9400 slee than our ancestors- and we take more has alwavs the nest of we ing 0““. a $00 “I“ n 0“" nge , ,
l P i g - tie variation l’ 1- ill; - tll M thod' t societ Wesle saw 1‘ he Territories. . . .. . . . . . . . . . i 6 l p ’ house, forhew Jersey Midland Railroad ﬁrst mort» can 0.1“": s be ,- und And I’ll not take any 111 mine.
It was a mixing up of the ranch the reﬁned Th b t' - t k h d lg 13 e e 15 y ' - y ~ because we want more. Six hours sleep Beef, Veal, Mutton, and Pork, age bonds at 5 per cent. above market rates. ‘5 - ° .
. . ° ’ ese 0 serva tells me 3. en eac ay. her three days after her marrlagel and but ‘ - 1 483 491 865 . . . . Possession given April first. If exchanged a two P U R E D R U G s
and the ridiculous. The ﬁrst, at ﬁve o'clock, a'. m. ; the second, once more on earth. Thirty-nine years 81- Total. ' ° - ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ° ‘ ' ‘ ' --$ t . ' Will do very Well for a mason 01' hllcmayel'i {- {amignﬁl’gﬁes- U"’°n“°meﬂy1§[°dennm year’s lease would be taken at 3 per cent- Apply ’ A year ago 135‘ Fo’th July
e '0“ e “ -°- “mm 0m” CHOICE WINES and LIQUOBS A lot 0’ the boys was here; *

or any other man who has no exhnustion
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ter she came to London on a visit to her son, ., Add to this $90,000,000, the cost of litiga-
and expres ed a “”911 ‘0 59° “re-9195'- He tions, crimes, prisons, &c., caused in part by

 

We all got corned, and signed the pledge.

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About half-past f0“? Saturday a. mo we at two, p. m.; the third, at. eight. The
Fur to drink no more that year.

reached Quitman, and gladly exchanged morning observations show a variation of FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES,

CHARLES s. Locxwoon.‘ FOR SALE.

 

 

 

 

the railroad car for the Me. Neil Hotel. only 100 in the mean temperature of any 2:31.17? v‘ﬁggsgfh‘ia 31:3?511:wd’sa?2x§$i intemperance, and we have for a single sooner he takes it- after his labor is 070,-, - . FANCY A ND TOILET ARTICLES, .
Z- 3- 3- two months. . I must give the ﬁgures of the «‘ Hail and farewell i”—-Galazyfor Feb. « year the enormous 311m 0f $1,573,491355- the better. But for the man whose labor Fashionable Draper Gt Tailor HOIbigyAiIgiIoggr‘ilifaﬁaglrgisdszgfi't’a‘iiiiigagl PATENT MEDICINES (cc. There was Tilman Joy and Sheriff M’Phsil,
Quitman, G9»: Feb. 25th: 1374- mean daily evening observations for each ———-—"—' _ _ The cost of ﬂour and 113931 was ﬁgmwlggg is mental, the stress of work is on his brain AND roomsl; suitable fortweifgmiﬁfs. lViIlsl he shidiea- a? Physicmnyprescﬁpuonscmmhy compo“, And me and Abner Fry, ‘
——-———-—— month: Jan.,55° ;Feb., 53° ;March,56° ; , Cal‘-. the present 13W what 5’?“ Wlnihtyet " ' ggggnhggosﬁhé§:? 9010003“) and nervous system, and for him who is Stilfgi‘ésnl‘lt’giiiiiﬁp‘iipﬁiyté’ﬁiw'i 'E. 133513;: :ﬁggﬁlgngﬁirﬁ‘h‘c-e of$hgfiggaln§shlghtsiin “111' And Shelby’s boy Leviticus,
cu" {or nydr°Ph°b"‘ April, 57 ° ; May, 50° ; J arm, 62 ° ; J uly, ‘9 the law he havhehand (Pi-[iiih—ghvdllh'eetégi I: ClOlhinE- - - - - - - - - - 70.000300 tired in “13 evening With a day 0" mental “EXT” FURMSHING EMF 0111 m" 9‘ “t ‘he Gazette “n“ 5‘2 ly49 ' s. r. PECK, South Norw'alk.Conn. _And the Golyers—Luke and Cy.
than anarc y. u m p ,, woollen goods. . . . 60,000,000 application, neither “early to bed nor early Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. ‘ '
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I The editor or Forest and Stream ﬁnd in 64° ‘ Auu' 68° isepti 65°10“. 61°; it with emphasis—the present law is no I E V
l e.» - ' ’ & l" t’O‘ 40 000 000 - ' a ' I: I ' ' ,
newspapers P 1“ a l l to rise” is wholesome. He kccps letting or Sale, 0 et, or xchange IHORBURN S SEEDS. In the hands 0’ Deacon Kedge.

 

 

 

Law “"d Water Ml account or a new ex- Nov. 59 9 ;Dec., 54. With such a climate, more a liIcense lawhthan it till a Igth 0f Pl‘th- "
' ' ' ' - - - ' ' . ' t ‘ntIr or e 0 er recise- WYEB OUSE AND LOT C St t. It id -
heriment (in treating hl'hll‘ophotl’iia.ll Three southern California, now little known and hing: thet hseghlfe make it, a featupre that Total. . _ .. . . .. . _ .. . . _ . _ _ . $905,000,000 do’hvhi tlo the lehel of repelseh t th P. E. D , H hm hm 0h mortgé‘geini‘i’ietfii my I $311.33; 0“ Annual Descriptive analogue or Fur 10 be divided the follerin’ Fo’th
orscs an a cow were itten y t e og. undevelopedh must attract to itself In the h ld der 't e table undera democ- There were 140 0001icensedliquor saloons e ongert e interva e ween 8 ac- f t it exchanged (or New YonkClt‘y Real Estnte, diner- V E G E T A B L E ’M h k . h 1 d

- - - . s 0“ re“ I acc p . . . ’ ‘ - - - Harness anu ac urel‘, ones In cash will be paid. the House Is in good 0113'st “19 bOYSl at eP l 3P 9 go.
Sohne were htrlhatcdtwnh nithatefof silver. years to come a vast population. The racy, Ifhthh). people do ntothhtig, “hwy in the United States,eachhaving (estimated) Liv; us: ofh the biain thud ill: rehrennin; to ND gmei' has Why colgﬁ'lencé hhh Shthhhe [1‘1" hlhhgh . _aud_ . And we knowed each other so well Squire,
an one wit 1 e ni rate aci o mercury. coming year promises abundant harvests, license; i t ey say nay,i w1 pro i i. 40 dail k' 5600000 d' k- e , t e etter iisc ance orseep an re- 1 l ami y. A y to As. . at. as s J. h 7 _ . . v

3’ customers, ma ing 1 r “n . . . Street. 113?. ,, Ag? ccult’m (bl S6603, You ma; aka m.;. setup for a fool .
freshment. To him an hour after midnight FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, Bf every man when he signed his name

Two horses and a cow treated with lunar for already the rains have assured them. Not all the third-party, men in the state can ers, who, it is estimated, spent their money Chmoghe of

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caustic (nitrate ofsriver) all died in the most We are havmg fresh garden vtagetahles in a view they generaly ignore. during the year in the followmg propel-non, is probably as good as two hours before it, m ah m hmhchhs‘ Mam Sheet, “mam, under . Flower Seeds, Di dn’t feel dead sure of the P 0 ol.
fearful agony, while a mare, the property of abundance, and soon strawberries mu .3!" John a, 0001.33, of Lebanon. Drinkers—100,000 spent 81.000 each 31,000,000 and even then his sleep Will not so quickly the Connecticut Hotel. 115 5122313 eAlvhi) 113103 srtuélggdhjolhstth W338: (hi; iii: h Hybrid Gladiolus, . .
the. gentleman who. writes. the account, pear. _ 3, $1933 I; 8933 :33: $:%:% and completely restorc him its it 'will his ,oad,,,e,,,,_,,,,,,,g,,,;,,,§,ggggencfomm,hm“, ‘ and on,“ Fur a while it all went lovely;
which had had the nitrate acid of mercury I was shown a few days ago in Paradise Boston Post ,- A man in Philadephia .. ig.% ” % 3:311 ' (753.33.3133 neighbor who is physrcally tired. He must DWARD P. WEED. . $8311; :5“? ﬁgeggghinfh :3?” digg‘heiggiﬁ‘llgglxnfizg Spring Bulbs, We put up a job next day
applied ‘0 her WOWdS has 50 f“ suffered Valley, a Eucalyptus tree that was just wishes to exchange a cemetery vault for a 1" 100:000 1’, 500 can}, 5010001000 not only go to bed later, but be longer. I) R U G G 1 S T , alarge part 9‘: the purchase money can remain on —also— Fur to make Joy b’lieve his wife WM dead,
n0 inconvenience Anfact of this character rounyears old, raised from the seed, and it Plam- _ , g {333% 3 3 3:3,? ﬂoﬂw His best sleep probably lies in the early Wall Street, opposite Norwalk Opera Harm, ngﬁﬁ’ﬁ-h,‘gjfghth‘g’gﬁ’tﬁ‘gﬁ“’“Wea"mi; . .TREE SEED mean And he went home middlin’ gay.
is most worthy of notice, and we are glad f rt feet hint-h and t .31 e in hes in di~ Dell'Oll Free PM” -' People Who hide ”’3' 1,000,000 ,, 200 each 200,010,000 morning hours, when all the nervous excite- A large andwellselcctedstockof will be mailed free to apphcmlts. Then Abner Fr he killed a man

was 0 y 5 w v c . , d t ,3 - , Y t
to give it publicity. It might be fully ameter at the root. Honey is produced in gbggrilbetﬁgng’liilgdﬁﬁﬁg :fnrtev(ii1:sbgldl; h ,tgggzg 3: 1%) :33: lg;%;% ment has passed away, and he is in absolute DRUGS AND MEDICINES, I Mﬂlrglgﬁgerty J. lilsoghlg‘gETUgl; $31510" And afore he was hung, MlPhail
' ' ' ' . ' t ' ' ' ' . . ' ~ ——---- —— _ . Perfume: Patent Medicines all kinds, Miners ‘ 1 l. » . - .
worth wife to an: 1:16 1:11:13? {:21 0:31:51- Sgn D‘ego county in h2g9 quanuilehalogg‘gs “'rltes 1115 name “ J- 13- Hogg.” Total 5,600,000 Total $1,576,0000,000 rest. Exchange. gate". TE'iilet ahhdthiedtlcatfid Songs, Fhavorglg ah]: THE subscriber offers for Sale his Mill Property 0 “1 HODS Etc at " JG: bllktjfi 31;: Wledel grim? bl" Sheer , ﬂ
' cury WP 50115 13' V6 en l en 0 superior qua ity. list-year l s uantitv of distilled fermented and --‘—-—-— andkerc at x we, 5. at: His 8.5. 0m . “mated in Wes; Namath, about two miles . w '-» - , ,_ y ge in. im slewe in 1:11 .
’ The q - ’ United States Minister Jewell gave a Sgggﬁzohggmﬁdgikhggh Eigggggrgh‘iffh-‘evw‘zgé from Darieu Depot, three miles from South Nor- C E' 1" Loewe“) ‘1. -. _ .
y u but Chris’mas scooped the Sheriff——

walk, and two miles from New Canaan, consisting
of». manufactory, two stories high, 80x18 feet, With
about l2 feet head and fall of water, with three acres

. A young lady in Indiana soughtio demol- brewed liquors drank was sufficient to 1111's
sh an unfaithful lover by publishing some anal 4 feet deep, 14 feet wide, and 80 miles

' by 34103 supposed to have rabies. In the were exported. One establishment in _
grand fete M the Legation at St. Petersburg The snliscriocr haslocated in the BASEMENT 0F
WILSON’S BLOCK, (opposite Gazette Building,

a
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on.Monday night, In honor of Washington’s pap“ at e l o y

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gcasc noticed byus the dog wasaNewfouud. the city has worked up more than 125,000 I d‘ dt 11' . wh'ch after c

lland- We are chary of Newfoundland feet of lumber forbee-hives in less than "1'5“ " “ms“ - ° “5” m- l -’ l - it 11111 «11' ker could be In ed birthda It was attendedb alldi lomat- fl 0- dasaS w Milibut noun. fora wher hewiilcarryonthc . ,

' ' r0 hesying her immediate dissolution She ong,an( 1 it e in S P c . y' . y P 0 an ”10“: use _- 3’ x h s - e _ , - , . And (daytvsbo Leviticus e
p " australseo’ne" ..p......-....,n...b...n,n.y wounmake WY number °Y meme and “he”- Bo S- BMSCER, s:glsztzll‘l'ssrs‘nnhrnonsense; Gas Flttlng and Plumblng Busmess ,,,__,,,1_, MY, ugh, ,,,,,,

f. dogs. From a careful study of this subject, year. The mining prospects 0f the county
1 notes of which we propose to publish some were never as good as at present.
1 day, in regard to the species of dogs most I may add, in closing, that the population
prone to have hydrophobia, we are forced of the entire county is 9,000. The records . _ (1 se d bo at a news stand
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to place this ﬁne dog, the Newfoundland, in show only-53 deaths for the year 1873, a lit- ihglgilferadil)? it Yes, anyytliing you want— every ﬁve miles, 550 funerals per day; and
unfortunate prominence. less than six for each thousand; Whlle New Bibles, poems, religious books, Christian .if all the places where intoxicating liquors
‘ York shows thirty-two to each thousand, Herald, and so forth," replied the clerk. are sold were placed in rows, in direct lines,
and Boston thirty. A gentleman from the “ Bibles 1' Whom the boy; do you ‘h‘nli they would make a. street 100 miles long.

Come, gaze upon my

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Bald, tor spelled dust with a b. At thebanquet, after proper respect had
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been paid to the memory of Washington,
goasts to the Czar and President Grant were
given and appropriately responded to.
Later in the evening there was dancing,
which continued till morning.

Norwalk, or of the subscriber,
CHAUNCEY STREET.

WestNorwalk, Sept.25.186:t.

FAIRFIELD comm
Real Estate Agency.

THE undersigned would be pleased to receive or-

ders from those having Dwellings or Form
Property to sell or to rent, or those wishing to pur-

ln allits branches. Being a PRACTICAL WORK-
MAN, and always either personally doing or‘ super-
intending his work, heis conﬁdent of his ability to
give satisfaction. . .

By faithful attention to hnsin ess, REASONABLE
CHARGES, and GOOD WORK he hopes to
sharein the public patronage.

17“? C. “I. BURRIT'I‘.

Normal 0 1475in Market.

At his Store in MALLORY’S BLOCK,has constant-
ly on hand a general assortment of

G- R O C E R I E S ,
CBCCKERY, GLASS,
TIN AND WOODEN WARE, ETC., ETC.

By devoting his constant personal attention to the
uslnesshs hopes to merit public patronage.

And along in March the Golyers

Got so drunk that a fresh biled owl,

Would ’a locked, ’longside 0’ them two
young men,

Like a sober temperance fowl.

an army 130 miles long, and if thosekilied
by the intemperatc use of spirituous liquors
were there alsb we should see a suicide at

But the compOSi

 

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A striking proof‘of the value of railroads

as pioneers of civilizatibn, is afforded by Four months alone I walked the chalk;

I thought my heart would break,

 

Boys and Mothers. 4
TNA INSURANCE C0., 0F HARTFORD.

. . . . - . . - - dad’s a hangel? Gimme a lively dime nove . . .

Some one has written beautifully of the Jacinto valley told me last evening that his -—one with an Injun scalpiug a soldier i” There were 400,000 mart:l pelt-Jeans cngngted rcegﬁﬁzgltlslthlgts‘olhghllllglgghgthhthghgfgzvtlhhﬁf c l:n:orpt:ll'§e:l.le3‘1:. ngngyfgestgnlls sham hgnnness attendcdtogéthhpl‘xrggtﬂgss and 11 MB m A d 11 [h b 1 , h k
- - -——— ' ' s'ncss in t e nited to es ' up a an a a n 9 ' isnalc - - ‘- - ., HE subscribcrhnvingbonghtoutt co 1- tie n 11 em 0 s a s a In In ac

“1 the liquor bu 1 18 Ofﬁce No. 6. Gazette Building. Fish Market, of Rufus Adams, intendskeeplni: y pp y ’

 

boy in the following manner. Here is a family, numbering thirteen, had not used in

whole sermon in a-few sentences: . four years three dollars worth of medicine. road was built, the territory was stagnant.

in ten years, from 1860 to 1870, it made no
progress in population. But with the coni-
pletion ofthat line new life was infused into
every artery. Wealth has doubled,popula-
lion has trebled, the territory exports hides,
wool, cattle, sheep, and gold and silver to

And axin‘, “ What’ll you take i"

I never slept without dreamiu’ dreams

0f Burbin, Peach, or'Rye,

But i chawed at my niggebhead, and swore
I’d rake that pool or die.

lusures againstlossand damage by Fire, onterms
adopted to the hazard, and consistent wrth the laws
of compensation. COWLES dz MERRiLL.

0 Sole Agentsfor Norwaik and vicinity.

 

constantly on hand all kinds of
FRESH FISH, OYSTEns,CLA1us,&c. ,
and allvarletlcs orchoice FRUITS &, VEBETAILIS

REAL ESTATE BROKER, inthelrseason. .

During 001- Torn Scott’s recent Vis“ to than in preaching the Gospel and school

not all the love affairs in the world, none Just now the city is taxed to its utmost St.. Louis, according to the Globe, lie 1wall: leaching; and from the eﬂ‘ects of intoxica.
boiled on the street byalittle boot-b ac ting drinks, 100,000 are annually sent to

can surpass the true love of the big boy for capacity 'for entertaining visitors. Every '01 "Boss nave er boots shined ?” The
his mother. It is a love pure and noble, incoming and outgoing steamer is full. vCvtliloiielplea’santly’il‘iiook his ﬁnger at him, prison, 150,000 to drunkard’s graves, and
honorable in the highest degree to both. There is opposition to the Paciﬁc Mail saying, u My boy 1 am no boss_” The little 200,000 children are reduced to want. The

JAMES MITCHELL,

CHARLES W. LOCKWOOD,
3" Spring Chickens Dressed to order.

NORWALKINSURANCE COMPANY
Norwalk,Aprl112th, 1873.

NOR WALK, CONN.

 

i do n“1!an lilnelrlely “haunt? aﬁ‘ecgon. Steaihners, and onescaanakefthe :33 340533 :yfithsgv‘ilhgggilgitbfalilggfd lkiiigsiigliilidhxgaﬁlniie’ total number or persons engaged in the bus- gg°o%s§gha%qgsgvergigigcggh‘haﬂfétyengf At last the Fo’th I humped myself
meana ovewic ‘ma esa o ' t 'e . . . . _ , i ai . i - -- _ — _
.Y 83 “at San rancisco 0 an I go or $ ’ foot, replied, “You’re boss of yer boots, “195315 5601000! 9f ““11 56’863 are employ igration is said to be 8,000 a month. Agri- Cash Capital - - - - - - - $500,000 __AND- Fﬁlﬁm Through chores and breakfast soon,

Then scooted down to Taggart’s store

For the pledge was off at noon;

And all the boys were gathered thar,

And each man hilt his glass,

Watchin’ me and the clock,quite solemn like,
Fur to see the last minute pass.

Pnlduanpnnl. - - - - - $100,000
President, 610.11. Cownss, Sec’y,

rLr..Trcasnrer. A U 0 TI 0 N E E R , '

NOW FOR YOUR WATER PIPES. omce,1llltcllell’s Block, Wall Street,
'Wm. Glover 35 Son,
' NOR W ALK, CONN.

ed in making and selling annually 5,685,633
' "'_' W" barrels of beer. _

A wcll-dresssed man engaged rooms in a It is estimated that the clergy of the Uni-

305’0“. “use “I“ 0‘1““ day and mi)“ W0 ted suites costs annually $12,000,000; the

down m advance. He 12“ a large ox m lawyers, criminals, prisons, etc.,$90,000,000,

his room which his landlady examined, and, . ‘ . _ _
with dctectives,.found it to contain thirty- and intoxicating liquors, as before said, $1,-

culture, mining and manufactures have ac-
quired a new character. But to supple-
ment this we have the use of the Denver
and Rio Grande railway, which has awak-
ened the old Spanish settlements from a
sleep of centuries, planted wheat farms and
grist mills, opened coal mines,built ﬂourish-
towns, and developed a capacity and

and courteous to his mother, saying to miles {travel—time, three or four days—
everybody plainly that he he fairly in love board included. Cheap enough!

with her. Next to the love ofher husband, Last Sabbath the genial face of R. M.
nothing so crowns a woman's life with Burdick,Esq., of Hartford, greeted us in
honor as this second love, this devotion of the congregation. The sight was like good
her son to her. And I never yet knew a news from a far country. Why will not

ain’t yer i”

HURTICULTIIRAI. IMPLEMENTS. ~

A FULL stock of the most approved Farm and
Garden Implements now in store and for sale,
wholesale and retail, at manufacturers’ prices, iii-
cludin : ,
Hanging Machines and Lawn Mowers.
Lawn Mowers, full size. for $12.
Wheel. lawn, steel and hay rakes.

Wis C. Sns

 

 

boy turn out bad who began by falling 'in some of our Norwalk friends drop in? seven church contribution boxes, some of 474 000 000 - ing
a o o ' 'l ‘ ' R.S GA8 17 _, Y ' g I .
love With his mother. Any‘man may fall ' O. W. G. which were empty, bnt $150 wes found .1111. state of Pennsylvania spent durin enterprise wholly unexpected. ﬁgg'ﬁifgg‘ﬁgrﬁﬁ,22‘s,?I, gigging“ a. 5,131,131,135. ghﬁegzmsacr‘fghgn égrgech Forks, “a The clock struck twelve! Iraiscd the I“
in love with a fresh-faced girl and the man m among "10 rest. - 'l‘he'fellow, on 11.15. return, h 1870 f l' s f 11 k‘ d $152, _ ﬂ anyone. WROUGHT .bCAS'r IkON.TIN-L1NEO. Hm, , . ’ . E»
h - l1 n, h - h ’ h - 1 b was arrested, and proved to he's thief who l e y e“ or “1““ ° 3 m 7’ ’ ’ Historic evidence in a coal deposit—The LEADPIPESIM-v“ ""1 3’" ""1 deﬁcf’Won- HayCuttcrs—Burdick's. Whitmorc’s, and Hide And took one lovm pull— .
w o 15 ga a enoug wrt t_ e gir may To learn the value of money. try to or- had been systematically robbing churches 663,945; and for schools and teaching, $5; Scranton (Pa-l Republican says: On Satur- PLUMBING In a“ “— Bunch“. City Residences, Farms and ngghirrshm Com Shellers. 0x Yokes hthows_ I was holler clar from skull to boots,
neglect the worn and weary wife. But the row some. . . ' . for some time. He has been twice 1“ prison 363.729- She had engaged in the liquor day afternoon a miner named Martin Lough- WILLIAM ahovnn a; son, Clinrnsifulnncbnid’s. the very best in use;also, It seemed I couldn’t git full. "
boy who is a lover to his mother in her h high? E??? {insult—Walking about With already and how “111:3“ 9' third mm" business 78,800 persons, 16,870 school teach. ery, working in No. 10 mine of the Pennsyl- ,3 . , ntvemme,‘ Namath. Country Seats Smpai;::g:ﬁi§t:1:lsltslihlh Eiﬁfiisvhli‘i; Baugh’s and But I was roused by a ﬁendish laugh
- s . . 0 , ___—.4 y—.- . _ ' ' - — ~- - , , q ‘ .
middle age 19 a true knight, who W111 10"! y l" ers and 24,000 criminals—four-ﬁfths of ma 0031 company 8 works at Pittston, while Bliggsvl’aiiri‘nprillath,1873. w. c. STREET. That might have raised the dead—

in the act of breaking a massive piece of
coal which he had dislodged, discovered
embedded in the center of it what appeared
to be a small wooden box of an oblong
shape. Upon touching the box it crumbled

Bought,Sold,Rented and Exchangedﬁ

 

Them ornary sneaks had sot the clock ,
A half an hour ahead. ‘

cement lions: sioeiis.

LL SIZES AND STYLES. Just as durable and
. at less than one-third of the cost of stone
blocks. Manufactured and for sale by

CHARLES T. LEONA D d: SON,

There is a very good system of school
saving banks in Ghent which might be imi-
tated here to advantage. The schoolmaster
receives and records small sums from his
pupils, and when these savings in the case

“ Transactions in hair” is new the polite
way of alluding to female ﬁghts.

He said it was to cold to get up, and she
said; it wasn’t her place to kindle ﬁres. and
she wouldn’t, and they both lay abed thirty

whom were made so by strong drink.

The city of Philadelphia had 4,160 drink-
ing places, and spent for intoxicating drinks
$30,000,000 in one year. Chicago had 2,300

his wife as much in the sear-leafed autumn
as he did in the daisied spring time.”

“ All right,” I squ'awked, “ you’ve got
Jest order your drink: agin,

 

A Maine woman ate a gallon of oysters Passa a e '1' 1 oketa Inc;

Real Estate,Stotks, Furniture, to

 

the other do for 100. Ste 1 ' odd‘hours in Portland Me. "She rett 01' an one pupil amounts to a franc he de- - - - - into dust like “.118“ “Pd disclosed a 009' , k,
the funeral a 1301“]th ‘0 $85]. c cared $15, hungry by that time, thoiight better,0tpit. y positgthcm in the savings bank and _hands liquor “10°“, and spent for intox1cating per whistle, havrug a’ﬂinthmouth piece, and water met Now“ And 111 ddl , t h D .
over the receipt. Next day the certiﬁcate liquors, $140000, 00. Newark had 864 drink- “1 other respects sha ed like our ordinary FI'I'OE’S “public,“ private sale. humansﬂc, of AND A 2:8 p11 th em}: otne ,eacons
. n scoop ean em.

tin whistles. The miner brightened it up,
applied it to his mouth, and made it sound
doubtless for the ﬁrst time in centuries.
The spot where it lay is about one hundred
feet beneath the surface of the earth.

An indignant matron winds up a pliilip-
pic against sleeping cars with the clinching
accusation that the system forces young
girls to become“ familiarized with that un-
attractive object, a sleepy and unwashed
man." .

Patrick Naughton, a locomotive engineer,

The judiciary committee of the Maine
legislature hesitates whether to abolish the
death penalty entirely or have it more rigid-
ly enforced.

It has been discovered that a dose of four
drops of strong Sulphuric acid in three-
quarters of a tumbler of water for adults,

is returned to the schoolmaster, who keeps
it, in order that the investment of subse-
quent savings may be recorded upon it. In
six years the school children of Ghent have
deposited under this simple organization,
sums of money to the amount of $20,047

But when we got to Kedge’s,

What a sight was that we saw ! _
The Deacon and Parson Skeeters

. In the tail-of a game of Draw.

ing saloons, and spent for strong drinks
$4,500,000 '

The city of New York had 7,000 licenscd
drinking saloons, which, if placed in rows in
direct lines, would make a street like Broad-
way thirtecn miles long. She spent for in-

StlllllillS’ ORPHANS' HOMF
ART GALLERY,

AT DARlEN, CT,
IIPEITD VISITDIS A'I' All IIIIIIRS OF THE DAY

HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS,
AND PERSONAL PR OPERI Y.

FOREIGN DRAFTS,

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The Philadelphia Aye proposes this plan 'Regidenceg. GAZETTE OFFICE, They had shook ’em the heft of the mornin’

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and a smaller dose for children, is an infalli-
ble cure for diptheria.

When Andover Theological Seminar call-
ed Moses Stuart from the pastoate at New
Haven, the loud cry of the church was, “He
cannot be spared.” Dr. Porter replied,” A
man who can be spared we don’t want.” '

“ What would become of us if the brake
was to give way i” exclaimed a nervous
lady as the car in which she was riding was

was convicted, in a Cincinnati police court,
Thursday, of throwing a live. dog intoa lo-
comotive furnace, ﬁned $100 and sentenced
to the workhouse for six months. The case
was prosecuted by the Society for the Pre-‘
vention of Cruelty to Animals.

A lit-tie four year old, Watertown girl
went running into the house the other day,
exclaiming, “ Mamma, mamma, I’ve seen
Jack Frost ! I’ve seen Jack Frost 5” "Where
did you see him my darling i’” queried the

Perhaps it would be well if petty thieves
were more often treated as one recently
was in Wilmington,Del. A man was de-
tected hurrying away from a butcher’s stall
with a steak which he had stolen under his
cost. A polibeman followedhim home, and
peeping through the window, saw him give
the steak to his children, who devoured it
raw. Upon report of this being made to the
butcher, his heart was so touched will! be-
nevolent sympathy that instead of prose-

 

toxicating liquors $60,000,000 during the
year 1870, and there were employed in the
business 35,000 persons. She had 450
churches ‘and chapels, and there were en-
gaged in preaching and teaching the public
and private schools 3,000 persons, all of
which to support cost $4,500,000. The total
sum invested in the liquor business of all

 

concerning uniform text-books: “(1) Au-
thorize the State Superintendent and his
assistants to prepare a complete system of
school hooks : (2) have these copyrighted by

the State ill) let them be the school books
of the public schools; (4) let any publisher
print them who wishes to, or, let the publish-
ing be divided among different sections of the
State to the lowest bidder.” -

 

The “Duchess of Geneva,”.— the famous

 

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Places for sale varying in price from $5,000
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Norwnlk Conn,
Cabin and steerage passages to or from Great
Britain,soldattheestabiishedratcs Draftsissued

at theiowest New York rates.
A. ll. DYING-Tog at. Co.

The Parson’s luck was fa’r,

The last of our pool on a p’ar.
So no more temp’rance for me, S
I ’low it’s all very ﬁne,
But ez for myself, I thank ye,
I’ll not take any in mine.

 

 

And he raked, the minute we got that,

quire ;

—Jolm Hey

There were $20,000,000 expended last --
year in passage money between this count

going down a steep decline. “ That would ‘ . . , . . - - .

depend entirely upon how you have lived mother. ‘ Oh. I saw "the tip of his tail cuting, he sent the starvmg family a large kinds “3110““qu $140.000toooilnlhemun' $40,000 cow, died at farm of Samuel Camp- . ‘ m .n ‘ ‘

in this world.” was. the consoling answer of hanging over the eaves. She had seen an basket of meat and ahttle 08811 to buy Wood ufacturing business $00,000,000; and the bell at New York 'lnills, near Utica, on Fri-. At E K LOCKWOOD'S och. “"u'm'"wmrece~m-a promptatteutlou try and Great Britain. Fancy the amoun-
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