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Carriage Marking ., . , . SIP“? else-st:
. ~ ’ ' " ' ‘1 ‘ -‘ND¥; 1" "1 ' " ‘- ' T {The following will be recognized as an
R E P A I R I N G. old acquaintance by most of our readefl,
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* ,., ”“ I """ * CONVEYANCES . assume an ER nnnuc'rnyo.
. FREIGHTLINE! causes a MERRILL;
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. are doing .a 991913530~W931srsxeulieless.usuriwmnnwrsmnnafg‘“»‘ "
“Thé‘y‘dfi'ftfking drinking men by the hand mum,” or Ac”. 2
and helping them into a better life, and by
fiascoristantly-ln stgckatgs 590;"‘501‘4 . 18 Water Street,
" working in this way may have aetuallyrre- RIGH FARMING LANDS - - .- . . . ' '
, ' f—. .' - . ..,. . » - ' = 0 A. ,-' _.. -» »- . . . 0 - - ». - x. .. - ,. . ent.neartheF0 .. . but wri interest anti amuse them to read
fiés a: 3“ formed thousands, and closed ,grogg-el‘les. I ‘ I“ ‘ B " ~ 3-“ E NQI..9 MatinStreets Winfield" a“ 3.9”" ”993°!“ — - ‘5’“ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ lg'e‘ilflitfii alk. Conn..issue Policies fertile Magma Carriages togtdgfianlildltld angliii’iii’u'iigi ‘ ' l- : t .
y’ = by cutting off their custom. ' The-atria full" " "”m "NE RASKA. 3 “We “Mug”! n t t ‘. NUBWALK AND NEW YORK t 0.fi’liili’iiéi'““mcml’mtii... :1 s01 BEPfiIRII’iIGIEhhiinne -’l'hcwood-work depart. "m‘l'
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0‘: .--, ..~-:- ,a'govmrnownn‘sr-._:_,T l of opposition to rum, and it cannot be but NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. GI . , 9| .- . .9, , 0.3,?” .. H ARDW ARE , .. “ i - gagged, .‘.' . . f:ggi:i§332 5:9: “€136: a: n at: giiifi'iifi‘lfi'$123133: Wehglflfiiskoirxentfizfitgz’
=‘ =' ' ' ' i - . , ;»' 1‘. ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' a ' ' 7 V! ‘ . rimm ugexecu e inthebestmanner l
, - that some good Will come out of the move . T0 ’1" ' _ ”1., q .. _ ». 0 g 4, p , Phen ,. “mulch,“ Ct. '243 sues - .
By s. wunonnmnhox. . me“;- - . .7 0 T” yen" “331%.: mm“ only 6 06 (‘68-, Q IRON? "“14 NECHANICS’ 1‘00st Am“ : hfihfle‘ioiumvgorik Y’ 3.1352353 ”10‘ ‘ J'G'Rocanme- $111131: telllctnmn't
- .. "’ ' -~ . . '. - ~- " ' ‘ - . - ."’ 1 - on cue ournaion-
- EXTRAVAGM‘CE‘ Descriptive Pamphlets \vlth Sectional Maps sent P o ' ' I CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CARRIAGE thmx' tulmfNyn’ Y k 12?:9621 ' ’
he as atchln whenLove camel) . -, ’ . ‘ ’ ‘ ? OUT/87107118 . common a 0 6W 01' . 1. - ”IE H‘ N Wh - - -
within IZVevzlifie hegre in the glad sprint); A 1“" mm“ anwem‘m almonds at“ ' ee ' -’ Booms. WHEELS. mus. SHAWL wggtglfg‘tfratifNewf'ochelie N v .liiiiigii SO T I G 1i E -” I W-ilrtl‘ll‘: lggox'mit'm’
t . . , \ , . . .
hours? Fifth avenue party last week. Oil. each T H E P I 0 N E ER ' FZO’MT , UBs AXDES, SPRINGS. BOLTS, Springfleld,ofSpringflcld,Muss, ' 579,780” A FIRST CLASS CITY I l l 3 1:55ng 101:,
, - r . . . >- shoulder She had f0111' SmTS‘ the 5120 0f 11- (101‘ A handsome Illustrated Paper, containing the ’ . S A811 ‘BLINDS DOORS PAINTS. Peep}:1 iaii‘glillestg’uusq s 333.39g” it every ran an 5 a “mi
' T1.” 999:“ WE.“ torn from 11191811311133 eye, lar made of diamonds Her hair was set Homesteaddyaw, Huge]? {5%,th ail piling 0‘ the . .4 , ' . . .’ ISH M: ' thlconttnue to make regular tripsbetweeu Nor- gg’g‘mmg, 1,1,25,33,51. — 3,4,3,“ 33 D R A P E R The cause of degradation,
, - - n 0110. At 1085, - - w ““1 0‘11"“9' Ella/(1t, (£30., OILSGLASSiVARN - -. walkBrldse and New York.dullngmewmwmp' Narragansett, ofProvidencc,R. 1.. 754.94700 ' ‘- Of which your observation
in at South Norwalk to receive and leave frei ht.
re ght received from and delivered at the fre ght
de lot the Danbury & Norwalk Railroad. ,
' uce sold as heretofore. Freight at usual
5 . ,, .. C t “$3311 s or i‘o b'd trusting an of the em
Falrfield Dun y ployees otntatiisutiloatscofr [Ills line or? acgtiunt of the
'- » ‘-‘. r ' - ' owners thereof. "
', FIRE _
ulna actuarial,
Audes,Ciucinuati, 0. 1,250,000 00
Home, of Columbus, 0.. 438,447 34
AND
Alemanlu,Cleveland, O , 295,00000 " I n
Liverpool,and London, andGlobe.sepa- LURING. ES B HMENI
N turgid? “it“? i d u 5'066’l053i’i"
or r s an .\ ercnnti e o o 2104 98 . . .
gueeniopmyirpo‘plaLondon', ado go 1235:3503: At NO- 1 Gazelle Bmldulg.(up Stair-‘30
mper 3 .0 0“ on, 0 ° 5'31 ,665 HEsubscriberwouldreslectfullinfo in theclti
Ag“ otheatzgmpgmcksfitock andMutnal,in Con. T zensoi’Norwalthathehas opened ‘a first-class
“350%???” ‘CGOVWI‘TIBS' M New York City Establishment, as above. where he
G 4 R- - I10 ERMERRILL pledges himself to give satisfactionto all his custo-
mere.-
He willgivespecial attentionto Boys’Garments
' _ as well as those of gentlemen. Persons bringing
I theirowu cloth can have the same cut or made up,
in an artisticmanner,atrcasonnbleprices.
’3 it‘- “lid-lilo were instead a wreath of flowers.
. Gives daily demonstration ;
Who see the ruination,
Distress, and desolation;
The open violation
Of moral obligation, ,
The wretched habitation,
Without accommodation,
Or any regulation,
For common sustenation ;
A scene of deprivation,
thickly With diamonds. There was 8 dia- AtLowcstNewYorkPrices.
sioner U. 1’. It. It, OMAHA, Nun.
mond bandau upon her brow. She had dia- ' ‘
nlond earrings and a diamond necklace.
~ 1
Upon the sides of her chestwere two circles ; BUY ‘1' & P- COATS BLACK
of diamonds. From them depended lines and i THREAD fill, your MACHINE
for Dr. Cornell’s—Dmi-
curves of diamonds reaching to her waist,
round which she wore a diamond girdle. — , -_-;.
WANTEB AGENT Family Pawn—Reli-
gion and Health united-A splendid premium to
On her skirts in front were large peacocks,
wrought or lines or diamonds" There were every subscriber—nothing like it in the countr —a
' ' Ild rare chance—particulars i'rcc.-B. B. RUSS tLL,
rosettes of diamonds on her slippers, a ‘ Pl‘bnshermosmn’ Mass.
To which be we Jld invite the attentionof all who A
wish to purchase flrst-classgo‘ods,at
Reasonable Prices.
DRIED BEEF, SLICED A SPECIALTY. BEST
_OF RAMS, EITHER WHOLE OR SLICED.
‘Dropin and see usin our new stare, '
W0. 9 DIAIN STREET.
5 p The wreath of flowers his head went round
., A‘Ab‘out his eyes, as the scarf had been ;
W [But in vain the flowery band was bound,
" For he peeped the flowers and leaves be-
, tween.
DANBURY d: NORWALK R. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. lst, 1873.
DAILYTIIAINS.
Daily trainslcau Norwall: Bridge.
\‘l ,
He were no quiver, he bore no how,
And innocent looked as a blinded boy;
Withflowers about him, above, below,
. . O
- 'r't he seemed ofs rin'r and o . - . _ _ .
E The 5P1 I . p a J y diamondslaige or smallll, all 0113;162:315 .516 L; “(a m—-——- g Egg, :2 a B o o T s 8‘ 8 H 0 E S ,‘ > ' . " At 2 1;! a. 131.. Ffiogrl‘l‘lmaggi: 33am?» 311:1??? The subscriber having removed to the Store, FRANCIS J. McKEON. Unequalled in creation;
H l ' e o ‘ v A ”a . ”d . .i . ' I ' . I ' . , '
.. But here and there he let fall (I. flower, am} person, Whelever 1 0y [:01] p '98 2 Pl 2“” E 0 0:13 a l: 5 ’7 Z 1’ south Norwnlkl Gonn' and conglcctlng at Howleyvlllewitll ugtrains onthe’ NO' 21 MAIN STREET. The frequent desecration
. The cruel, the briwht little blinded god ; This lady’s grandfather was a. cart-man, her 07.5.5 z hzfikgg .E‘. El >52 3639': HE it 'b id tl' ll ll h t . - Housatonlc Railroad. and fitted up the same as 3 NOTICE 0f Sabbath ord'nat'on
And watchinor I St“: that hour by hour father a. pawn-bekerl and 1191' husband- 3&5: *5 Ed 1 E“ 5.55% E’s“; T “01110; :hlefih‘llhgto 3153?: n y M I an en- f _ " Aid 22 p. m- For Dallbmyv'nd “115mm“ Confectionery Store ' The crime and 5e rleda’tion
Th b1 5 t 1 t , th r en WEI], he lives upon the father. But it don’t 945 F53 H QP- ‘ i . sihE'sfirt _ , ~ . . At 11 12 a. in For Ridgefleld and intermediate THE undersigned having this day formed aco- . . _ P
age 00mg 00‘ 100 m c g e matter The old “eullemfm is worth his $ 2 it B BEEEE ‘3 g; NEW STOCK 0F GOODS 038]] 83mm $200 000 At litigious. F ' htirain - ”‘nd‘ Rsviii‘dtlgilrgflt‘: ulldcrththe name of IEORGEiH' Derymg leglsmmn;
. . u __=.p ' .m. relg 'o.. or u t t -
a _ ' . ’ » » ’ p ’ the Furniture and Undertfklluglllo:§ingssf:l:stlice (35 The awml profanalion
Of common conversation,
The mental aberration
And dire infatuation,
With every sad gradation,
To maniac desperation;
- ,8 who, with consternation,
spring sod.
stand of E. Raymond dt Son. respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public.
Norwalk, June 10th, 1373.
GEORGE'H. RAYMOND.
_§ WILLIAM R. LOCKWOOD.
In view of the change above named the under-
signed requests that all parties indebted to the late
firm of E. Raymond do Son, will call and settle their
Refreshment Saloon,
is fully prepared to supply the public with every
variety of / , -
Choice Confectionery,
Ice Cream, .
Soda Water, -
Leave Normal]: Bridgefor South Norwalk.
At732 1045a.m., 2 10 528 050p.m.
Leave DanbzrVI-Or Normal]:
630 and 945 a. m. ; 1 05 420 p. m.; Freighttrain
. NFOBD President at r. 10 p, in,
W' s “A ’. ’ JOHN w. BACON, Sup’t.
millions, and as he still follows his business
and is adding to his store, his daughter can
afford it. He is never present at these par-
ties though.
‘And those who pluck the flowers that grow
, From the blooms Love flung from his
.; wreaths above, '
Though sweetest~seeming of blossoms they
o , . l l - '
.. * initialisll, $302,924.35
'illtSlellts0fiaitern ”
ANSONIA,
CONN.
sr. Parmcx‘s DAY. I
As New York has more Irishm en than any
blow’ . » n. 1‘. TURNER, Secretary‘
H's heart hall be hot 'ith the madness cit in Ireland St. Patrick’s Dayis of course ‘— , - , . , . IEVI YORK IEVI H AVE! & IIAll'l'Flliln ll'AllIlllAll Ottawa Beer accounts mm“ demy- ._ , .
l of 10v: W The Spectator on: of the grtzat days that are observed.‘ LAND Mu both for Gentlemen and Ladles'wear. which I. ‘ ~ NEW Y'ORK s NEW HAVEN DIVISION. . For-civn' and DOmestlc FrlIlt, stile GEORGE E. RAYMOND. Behold this devastation,
. ’ ' - 1 a _
‘ This year it was especially immense- 398' m wllibesoldverylowi‘or annotation stand. THE TIMES ARE HARD, BUT THE 00,3335}; fiffcfiff’fifffimm Nuts.’0lgars, are. “m Boom, And “’Fe’bc‘fmlemm‘m“ '
I ' Ladies and gentlemen can obtain Oysters and ‘ or 3111119 “3‘10“.
I‘rainsleave Passenger Station at South Norwalk
asfollows:
South Nor-walk for New York.
“8.47 A. 11.. Boston Express.
4.14 “ Boston Ex rees.
/,
E
s
s
.f PEOPLE MUST EAT! '
7 as? all GBIll’S Restaurant
Why sanction its duration,
0r show dis approbation
01' any combination
For its extermination ?
Meals at. all hours in the Restaurant.
C. H. DOUGLASS,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dcdler in
spite the soaking rain, the processiofl was
over five miles in length, and the decorations
carried were superb. The Irish are a power
NEW FURNITURE l
E. QUINTARD’S sons,
onn. new your; human. AGENTS
WANTED AT EVERY
“a TOW Ni’éx
B LU E PLASTBR
‘sovsuos'lausvu I
’rnomvom scar/.4.
ELY’S BLOCK.”
.1:
UP an sure-summoned? wommn
SOUTn Nonwanu,'oomv.
MERCEAN’I‘S—SOCIETY—TEMPEBANCE—Ex- luNew York, and they are increasing every ‘_ ,
' ' . V , " ' ' 0.00 “ Accommo ation , a
mvacaxcu—sr. Parmchs DAYAND 'rml: year, not only 111 numbers,butw0alth and SEND Fofl CIRCULAR. will _ I Gazette Building. 0.45 .. Accommodation Gonfectioner and Ice Cream AflYwEégélllgivglstéglzcigzgwrooglsgxn‘tvlégg’ggtt-‘fe W d d 1 mm"
__ NB. , influence. When one of them gets up In ~ . , , . , ._ .. .. . . , , i “g u Local 8mm, “opp,“ “mm”, y . 1d a. r one 0 . e cem a ec a . i ,
IBIS! STREET MUSICIA _ . , . t l , B S . i d o store)whcre they have averylar essso.tmcllto .
' . « »—» ——-——~———-— Allklnds “G” 5 and Ladies 9°“: hoeere. Moalshervcd to order Noroton an Stamford a That 03ers no ,em tation
l ' ‘ New You March, 28th, 1874. ‘ the world he can command SO many or “19 ’ ' ~ O ne’" In every Style. 9.23 .. Accommodation , , p ’
SING-SING-STOKES. new-comers that it is no trouble for him to NEW YORK BA " madetoorderdn themost workmanhkemannensnd Ice Cream Jellies gulads Boned Turkey 1“? PHM fatal-1:5,?) dation ~ - Furniture of every description, 01- any palliation
' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ 1 , » ‘ y s r . . . . . . s .
Your readers have mostly'forgotten Stokes, command posuion, one position here means A DEMOCRATW WEEK“ Esmpushlcd 135,, _ I, at Mr mm”. &c., supplied on, order a; short notice. 2.3; 2“ £223,211): night»: - - At greatly reduccdpricea- 3:, “Singing $13“, on
' and with him Jim Flak. Well, such is life. money. Indeed, all that men care for posx- gunports "Tillie éwremal‘tihspfltrtgacomil sloglgsl: CAKES frosted and ornamented to order. 5:51 Baston Express. . e n y . . '
' - ‘ ' ' - ' h T"”“”' 92pm“ T° ° ' 9 ° ‘ nonsn cans RUN nron'r BY runnoon ' .. - U N n 1:]: T a K r N G , And under u“, “was,”
. The hero of to-day is forgotten to-morrovv. 11011 15 10 make money 011t0f1t. and t 03’ d0 Spectmcn copies free. Address DAY-B OH, New - norm-ham: can. ”Es, 3,," ,onsmny 0,, 3.3; .. figgttlglllluhoxdatégp RA. YMOND B R 0 Sr ‘ P . . i
‘ Fisk lies in his bloody grave atBrattleboro it- The leaders 0f “"3 Wm“ rings m “1 Wk C‘ty' ' HIRAM 8 BROWN » ' ’ ‘ '“and- 'ivew York “and. Nor all: » “1 “““bmchel- 3°“ ”° “mm“mca'w"
’ ' ' ' ' ’ PARTI WEDDINGS and SUPPERS supplied , W ' With noxious emanation
9' few cases Ammcanst but the ma-‘OI’W 0f , . ' at7.1o,s.05(sx.,)9.00, 10.00, (Ex.,) A. M; 12.0011 .
I } Of brewer’s fermentation,
and attended.
- CONEECTIONEBY of all kinds constantly on
hand, of our own manufacture.
Chocoltteflanilla and Coconut Caromals, Cream
EXTERMINATORS
/
“_ . -Audlnscct Powder.
For Rats, MiceéRoachcs, Ants,Bed-bugs,l\Iotlls,&c.
Stokes is in Sing-Sing"prison, but no one
mentions them now. ‘I ran up to Sing-Sing
the other day, and am Stokes. He is emo‘
1.00 (Ex.,) 3.00 (Ex..) 3.15 (Ex..) 3.55. 4.38 (Local L
ex) 5.10, (Local Ex) 6.35, 8.10 (Ex) and 9 (Ex) pan;
. South Nor-walk for New Haven
At 60339 Adm Spriuzflcld Way
9
Wm. E. Quintard,
GENERAL FURNISHING
Nor any vain libation
Producing stimulation.
To this determination
them are Irishmen, and the lieutenants are
always Irish.
‘ STREET slusrcrnns.
'PUMPs AND WELL. cm: s
itrmfiocuwoonas. SOUTH NORWALK,
For in participation
With this association
You may, by meditation,
Insure the preservation
Of a future generation
.parents in Italy to speculators, who are call-
lel was ovving to accident,'-and not to any , .
premeditated design to encounter his encmy ed Padrones, “'0 bring them to America and PATENTS OBTAINED ---- for Inventors.
and shoothim, as the prosecution claimed. teach them to play, “3° Psdrones pay {mg the Nb??? filfllgfiigfififi’fd‘i£fi§§ii§§g§§
Stokes said that when he caught sight of We“ ““11?” a sum "1 gross» or a Pm" Per same-W
Fisk Illelallel‘, was approaching him with year. The lltttle slaves are sent out, and are "
Curb and. flutter3
l0rders promptly attended to day or night.
Residence three doors from Union Avenue on
Mam Street. 2tf
lo edits the prison as hock-keeper for the , ' . A . ~ -
grail lioot and shoe manufacturing house of ‘ About this time 100k 01“: for strectemusn J. F. HENRY, URBAN coo” 1" Y' 8018 Agents. ICE 'P‘lbid 11°“? C°mb B“! ”“35"“ cream Ba" 9'39 H ggggd‘hlhidartégsn '
Melius Trask' '& Ripley of this city who‘ clans. Your st r e at s will be made vocal with “SI-HM filth ssgfsicgélgle;sogrgrmlrénp‘fagtégzg: NOT - Orgies: Cocoannt. Cocoanut Cream Bar, 4%.. 10:54 :. ficcomnli‘o mm; Take contracts for putting down ’ We call consideration,
’ ’ ’ - ~ ' - . ‘ - . . ' ' ' ""'_‘ .' . - - ' d at on tour 11.22 ' oston i htnin Express . . .
- a l) lc altar] celebrate Astlimrtlte icf whichlsuildoubtedl the . .1 QC 9 made fresh, an F i! g ut hesitation
employthe labor of an immense number of the violin and harp, p1 yed y lltt It. . besmsthmaremedyyet discovered. Instantregem PLUMBING I PLUMBING I i can,“ even, day. Give us a call. 2.01 Pal.“ . Accommodation _ Undertaker, And wriho . .
convicts. Stokes tenaciously clings ,0 the boys and girls, who leave New York this gyms...“p1,)...ch,,s01_,.fii00i-ci-iiuuriii.1vv.p..‘tup. i FRANK MEAD, Con on”, 24.3} .. 11:32:31; 3:33;. , At QUNTARDS FURNITURE R 0031s 013130 InVite co-operation.
- t; eme icine in oxes 0 rec sizes.w ic weird for ,- - _ ' ' . - . _ , 1 _ I t, - . . . .
account he gave as a witness in his own be- month, and get-back early in the fall. These 25Ft5050ct5” under. Personsren,,tting,.etnil pm? ANING engaged the Services on}. B. LUM. 3. ‘ _ I. , _ 1 gag: '“ $333332?!” Hag smile at: glacial-so Railroad Depot. Also, Agent for Not doubting Infill-111011.
half during the trial _ He contends that his children constitute a class by themselves. \vlilhave the medicine promptlytoi-wardeIIbymail plumber 0‘ great experience, and favorably ._ _ 0.56 “ Accommodatig: , , Will raise your estimation,
' . «- :.- - -; - .. ' :, . h - post-pmd- Samples sentnec to any 1th desu‘c- Our known in this vicinity as a practical workmaniu all . - ~ ,, n t E . A d b t' ,. n
meeting With Fisk atithe Grand Central 30- They are all Italians, and are sold by t 611‘ wliolegtllslgesgbr 13c? Efif4320n£re151.’gbs3_5lg, $7 z$91r branches of plumbing, I shall be able to supplythe 190213 N B3333: Bxx’plreessssf' MARBLE BURIAL VAULT n ycon mun 1°
‘ gross ‘ ‘, 7... ‘ m ge, u er 0. ome i . ' - - = - ... _ _ . s ,- .
. l . . . . - , l , 333:1: 33:1; 1%]: best work at short notice Leave S" THEE” EflNNflflTIEHT Tram have New Haven for South Norwalk,at ' . , Alford you consolation. a
2,40, (Ex.,) 3.10, (Ex.,) 5.30. 6.30, 8.10, 9.45. (Ex.,) A.
M.;12 M.;1.55 (ex.) 2.30, (Ex..) 4.45, (Ex.,) 5.20,’
8.30.(Ex..) P. M. For Bridgeport at 2.40 P. M. ‘
See large bills of advertisement at. Station
Houses and Hotels.
E. M. REED. Gen'l Supt., New Haven.
JOHN. T. MO0DY,Sup’t Grand CentralDepot
LIFTAND FORCE PUMPS, BA. TI! TUBS, WATER
CLOSETS. BOILERS. BASINS, LEAD,
TIN-LINED AND BLOCK, TIN
L MBEB MARKET
PIPE, the" sec" .00., i ..
Heavy Trucklng ; AMPS FOR KEROSENE. .
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
speed. He added that he saw Fisk pull his “3qu ‘° bring 130“” S:" “we" WWW?“ www.mgm ,. yummmflkmmm all of which are offered at lowest markctrstel. . ‘ -" " N... You. - -
pigtohand itwasowing to the inlpulse 0“,“, day, the alternativebeing an unmermful Ny'muummemf Cm.¥d?h,”mwm.2 ‘Culiandsee, LEWIS J. CURTIS, LEWIS HUB ELL &00' , . . , From all contamination.
moment—the instinct of self-preservation- beating, thh 15 ”1131011515, administered. gtggsWrI-Elg‘ ”illusion; Zlhelmsgtgn- 25" . 23MainStreet.N°rwalk.Cl- " ' f , .. ~ v.2... . . I ‘. . BENEDICT’S Blaming: spectacles to 8"" all kinds 0f Eyes 3;“! mEy each lufllcgllon
.. , 0 g. ‘ . suc regeneraio
A certain number Of them are sent west tists. Read it
Be the theme of exultation
“ Phnraoh Man.”
that he drew his own wea on and fired. Af- h-“m‘ and mom" ”1 ' - " I ‘J A ' h' ' 5 I i ' ' - I
tcr d'sch - h- l p h every spring, to work the country, and it is A WEEK To AGENTS—New, Valuable . I 0 NEW AMERICAN RESTAURANT AGENT FOR
1 urging ls~revo ver e jumped out a sin ular fact that the send to the Padrones Patent J' D' NOSDM’FOXDMO‘ M1155“ ‘ ~ - 9 ’ A STRICTSY FIRST-”CLASS DINING ROOM ' ~ ' A / Till its final consummation.
of range, and gave the alarm 10 the attaches g y to 3100 in Wall St. often leads to ator— ADI” BUBNngEC¥I£8gEV¥§O5D$gW :.. j 1.33.: " ' a V 153' ‘- . ‘ V ' ' Gradlng1 and LAZARUS a: “ORRISS’
of the hotel He ' ll 1 t d d d ‘regularly all that they Can get except the tune. No risk, ae—vage pamphlet for - - - ' - - . ‘ Pmesmdmte- 4‘1"" desire *0 be "“11““ ’ —_
. is we rea e , an oes , _ , stamp. Valentine Tumbx-idge x; 00., O neatly served are cordiallylnvlted to call at From the Savannah News
. merest poss1ble living. They have a fear of Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall St.,N. Y. » lug es, a ’ BEN‘EDICT’S DINING Rooms, CELEBRATEDPERFECTED I! ow Squire ““2‘. Got skinned by d“
'not complain, but it is evident that the
change from the life of excitement in the 119 Chamber! Stréet. betaweeu-Westngggdwsy and
Church Street, ' 1 YORK.
Removing travel. so a: ' SPECTAULES t EYE GLASSES.
the-Padrone , they regard him as a sort of a
“ You see.” said the squire, pitching his
0 F. 1H. NASH tllnlllils,
Will out! Truth Triumphant 1
Agents, old and young, male snd
female,make more money selling
cit to the routine life he 's e powerful devil who caufind them and reach ‘ . . . ' " - - ' ,
y _ . . _ ] compell d to them anywhere and this feelin" is cultiva- ,ourhreuch and American Jewel- Buy all their goods 0' Billltlel's’ Hardware, &Co, » 1 - .. -
lead is telling upon him. He said to Mr t d f 't k l 't f t dtl: b d wenogks and (Eagl‘tejthal: at: nfjvgthmhg else. Gcrctttt- FIRST HANDS, ~ . Also, alairge assortment signal“ "an.“ headhto an exe eu‘lalclfii tittéde. it wuz 801i;
_ . . . c or 1 ma CS 1 SS. e 0 son ema roa . es in ucemen s 0 en sari urc users. a a- *: ‘ ’ leaiers in ll. 8P GIAB ‘ the uni kintlever 81 Keri ls W8. : as use ay wuz a wee
Tms“; of the firm "1 WINS? SGTVICG he 15 f0! ’ lo ues,terms and full particulars sent free to all. AND AT . ‘I “um-‘3‘“ A" IETAIl. WM: E. DANN’ L onddEEe'u thatdt’JEuot tiiEIthekeye. thifi gives a cigar 'ago I saile’d doe/n from Gwinneit to Allan-
istinct vis on, an inn 'es wen ' eycsstrung. '
to with seven bags of cotton. Arter I sold
’em I kinder loafed rouu lookin’ at thingsin
general an’ feelin’ jest as happy as you please
when who should I run agin but Kernel
Blosengame? 0 Me an’ the kurnel used to be
boys together.au’ we wuz as thick as five
kittqis in a rag basket. We drunk outeu
ihe same goard, an’ we got the lint snatched
outen as b the same handy legged school-
teacher. wuz gitten as lonesome as a rain-
At dress 1’. O. Vickery. Augusta,§aine.
N SYCIIOMANCY, or soul CHARMING.”
How either sex may fascinate and gain
the love and afiections of any person they choose,
instantly. This sim 1ementalacquirementallcan
assess, free by inn-i , for ‘25 cts., together with an
E yptiaii Oracle, Dreams. &c.. 0.. 100,000 sold.
A dress T. WILLIAM&CO., Publishers Phila-
delphia. '
OFFICE AND YARD:
NEA ll STEAMBOAT LANDING,
Wash! nzton Strrl’et. So. Nor-walk.
The skulking loafers who live on these
children are the most cruel, dissolute, de-
bauched set that New York has. A law
will be passed in the Legislature of the
State this winter to break up this trade in
children. Pmruo.
Warran'ed for rive years without change of lenses.
Special attention giventofittin gnearsigbted people.
A large assortment of
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES
AT
Weed’s Jewelry Store,
UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.
the nonee, that he would like to change
places with him.
“ You are as well off as you are,” said the
philosophic merchant. “Indeed, your situ-
ation‘is preferable to mine. You work so
many hours and‘getexcellent food and com-
fortable clothing. The change in fashions
NUHWMK HUTEl “VERY.
' River Street.
The very best of Turnouts,—not to be surpassed by
any private establishment in the county.
lNSIDEAFIGURES.
and consequently can e at much [ower prices, than
if urchased through MIDDLE MEN or J OBBERS.
e have constantly on hand a great variety of
CROCKERY,
both FOREIGN a moment.
French China, Pariah anti Bohemian wares.
A large assortment of Table and Fancy
, GOAL. wool).
CARTS, IVHEELBAAI§§i0§Si%t8kWOOD,S Building Ma tor/ml.
Tun ersmr. Boy in THE Bram-Corr
IS’I‘RICT OF NORWALK,-ss. Probate Court,
don’t affect you, you have no cares on your
mind, you work, eat and sleep. That is all
‘ I get for nearly twice as many hours labor
and a million times more worry.”
And speaking of
' HARD-WORKED MEN,
there are no men in the world who lab'or so_
hard as the merchants-of New York. The
life of the average merchant is not as pleas-
ant as that of the dray horse, for he has more
physical labor, and the mental worry
thrown in. With expenses running into the
thousands per week, with an interest ac-
count of Brobdignagian proportions, with
his capital scattered all aver the, Uni-
ted States, and his solvency depending en-
tirely on the solvency and prompines's of
ten thousand. other men, some of whom are
our thousand miles away, the trouble sur-
rounding him is perpetual. He is compelled
to be in his counting room at eight A. six,
and from that on till night it is one perpetu-
al strain. Every nerve in him is strung to
the utmost tension, for a mistake or a neg-
lect in the smallest matter may bring upon
him ruin. They grow prematurely gray
and nine-tenths of them die before their
time. And the trouble is that out of every
hundred, ninety-five end their business ca-
reer with nothing. -.It is twenty-five years
of labor, and trouble,‘and worry, only to go
out finally in a panic, which they had noth-
ing tr do with, and which they could not
prevent or provide against. '
“ socmrr."
What is called “ Society” in New York is
a queer thing. The great city is full of people
who have made money rapidly, and whose
principal desire is to figure in what they call
“Society," that is to say, to be recognized as
people of fashion—to have their wealth rec-
Scnoor..—Among the scholars, when Lamb
and Coleridge attended, was a poor clergy-
man’s son, by the name of Simon Jennings.
On account of his dismal and gloomy nature,
his playmates had nicknamed him Pontius
One morning he went up to the
master, Dr. Boyer, and said, in his usual
whimpering manner, “Please, Dr. Boyer,
the boys call me Poltius Pilate.” If there
Was one thing which old Boyer hated more
than a false quantity of Greek and Latin, it
was the practice of nicknaming.
down among the scholars from his pedestal
of state, with cane in hand, he cried, with
his usual voice of thunder :—-“Listen, boys !
the nexti tme I hear any of you say ‘Pon-
tius Pilate,’ I’ll cane you as long as this
cane will last. You are to say ‘Slmon Jen-
nings,’ and not ‘Pontius Pilate.’
that, if‘ you value your hides.”
said this, J ubiter Tonans remounted Olym-
pus, the clouds still hanging on his brow.’
Next day, when the same class were reciting
the Catechism, a boy of remarkably dull
and literal turn ofminu had to repeat the
creed. He had got as far as “'sufl‘ered
under,” and was about popping out the
next word, when Boyer’s prohibition on
luckily— flashed upon his obtuse mind.
After a moment’s hesitation, he blurted out,
“Suffered under Simon Jennings, wasjcruci”
—The rest of the word was ”never uttered,
for Boyer had already sprung like a tiger
upon him, and the cane was descending
upon his unfortunate shoulders like a
Norwegian hail storm or an Alpine ava-
lanche. When the irate doctor had discharg-
ed his cape-storm upon him, he cried:
“What do you mean, you booby, by such
plasphemy ?” “I only did as you told me,”
Pilate.
STEAM ‘ BOILERS.
Those in want of Steam Boilers should see the
Lowe Patent Boilers. In use seven years
under all conditions, giving full satisfaction.
Greatest steaming capacity and economy of fuel.
Before purchasing. get prices of these and other
and boriers made by LO‘VE 6c WATSON
' n13 Boiler Makers and Engineers, Bridgeport, Ct.
ARE YOU TROUBLED
With Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation,
Bill'ousneas, Headache and loss of Appetite .9
There is a safe and sure remedy, MOSES
DAME’S EXTRACT 0F VEGETATION.
Certified to by the best physicians as containing
nothing illitl’l'iO‘tls lathe system. ~It relieves
when all else fails. Blood purifier and Liver
invigorator, being a pleasant purgatz'cc needed
by old and young. It cures Jaundz'ce, Fever
and Agile, Pain. in the Bones, Rheumatism,
Worms, Female Diseases, Nervous Disorders.
Kidney Complaint, (00.. (be. THE MOSES
DAME 00., DANE URY, CONN.
LOTHES WBINGERS
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
SOMETHING N315
IN
DENTAL SCIENCE i_
Special Indueements to those re-
quiring Artificial Teeth.
After a long and most thorough testing, 1 amipre-
pared to Otl‘er to tllecainblie a A NEW ASE _ OR
ARTIFICIAL TEE H, which is detiued to entire] y
supercede the use of Rubber. It: its-Stronger, Light-
er, more Comfortable and Healthy in the mouth
than Rubber. With a. view of intwducmg this
newly devised material and establishing that con-
fidence in it that it deserves, I will insert a few sets
at a verylow price, for those first applying. This
will enable those who have not before been able to
get a thoroughly good set at a very low rice to ob-
tain them. Satisfaction is guarantee . Please
Glass Wares,- also French Glass
Shades of all shapes and sizes.
Fancy articles of Tin,
Wood, Iron, Lava. and other
. Materials. A full line of
Kitchen Furniture, Heaters, Ran es,
AND STOVES OF ALL KI DS.
We havejnstreceivedla large invOice of
“011 Clad Paints,
of three Shades.
. These’colors are natural, just as nature made them
in the mine, are durable, and will last longer than
any other kind of Paint. » ' ' ' Z
(Did Carriage Shop.
' New Carriages and other Vehicles madoto order, ‘
and Repairing and Jobbingdone in thebestmanner,
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 theycsn satisfy
all the oldcustomers ofthe
Oldest Stand in Norwalk,
and such others as mav be led toextendto them
theirpatronagc. ,
We have also opened a CARRIAGE REPOSITO-
RY ill Chichestcrs’ corner store, where always can
be found a full assortment of all styles and kinds of
Carrie es. from a Clarence to a pony Phaeton.
Sout Norwalk, Sept. 8th 1873.
’ S, P.TUTTI.E dc SON.
CUTLERY at ‘
E. 1;. LOCKWOOD’S.
. JACKSON BROS.,
JEWELERS
KEEPCONSTANTLY 0N HAND A F ULL
A FULL LINE OF
iii-ma Goons
Men (0 Bey’s Wear.
GENTLEMEUEFHBMSHING 50008
O. T. Cornwall,
Second Store, Under Nervvalk Hall
W. H. SWORDS,
MERGHANT TAILOR...
counsels: ivasuiue'rou AND mun STS.‘
SOUTH NORWALK, comm,
Scotch Gheviots, Moltens, Grape and
English Coatings, '
Made up in style, and at Lowest Prices.
assortment of
GENTS’ FURNISHING 00008.
‘Gents’ Kid Gloves.
Of all Shades and Colors, of the Best Quality.
A large
'vm B. .0. 0.
NORWALK LIVERY STABLE.
FIRST-CLASS
DOUBLE AND SINGLE
Horses and Carriages
Constantly on hand for hire, with, or without driv-
ers. Our equipment was never better, and we do
not: mean that any shall outdo us in safe, stylish.
and everyway desirable turnouts. Orders for
WEDDINGS, PUNERALS, PARTIES,
and PHSENGERS to and from the cars. prom tly
and satisfactorily assented. Horses renew 9n
Livery, do... and all at reasonable prices.
Stable as old‘ stand a’ few Ste 5 north of Horse
Railway D3 oil. D. B. MOREH USE, Proprietor
Norwalk. - ov. 16th, 1873. -‘ 46
PENNSYLVANIA. liiillll.
RAINS LEAVE NEW YORK from foot'of Dear
brOs'sés and Cortlandt Street, as follows:
Expressfor Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and
South, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 9:30 a.
m., 5 and 8:39 p. in. Sunday, 5, and 8:30 p. m.
For Baltimore. Washington, and the South, via
Pennsylvania Air Line. at 8540 a. m', 3 and 9p. m. ;
Sunday, 9 p. m. __ For Baltimore gmd Washington,
1?..11;\‘l.;.1at(:1 7 :l30hp. 1%.,1610911 . 1‘11 30 3
Ex ressfor ia ep la,_: , :‘ a.m., :, ,
4. 5, 71:30, 8:30, 9 p. m. and 12 night. Sunday, 5, 6:10,
7:30. 8:30 and 9 p. m. _ -
Ticket Offices, 526, 43.7, 271, and 944', Broadway
No. 1 Astor House: and foot 91‘ Dcsbrossos an
Cortlandt Streets, Emigrant Ticket Office, No. 8
Batter Place. . . . CASSAT’I‘. Gen’l Manager.
D. r . BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent.
NORWALK
Shop,
CEMENT PIPE FUR CHIMNEYS,
Square and Round Cement Pipe, with plain and
ornamental tops, for chimneys; have a more perfect
draught, and are cheaper and better than brick.
Manufactured and for sale by
CHAS. T. LEONARD-& SON.
Norwalk, J one 26, 1373.
RANGES: -
GOOD NO 7. RANGE, - - - - - 912.00
M u u _ _ _ _ _ 14.00
Callandsecthembeforcb'uyingelsewhere.
REAR 0F HORSE RAILWAY'DEPOT. ..
Hors es shed in the very‘ best manner, and mf-
anilurlrr. rlilr sillclt, HAY.
GRAIN,FEED FLOUR,
PROVISIONS and PRODUCE
THE a BARTRAM.”
The Bartram Sginghfachinels the latest produc
tiou of inventivegenins. It has the
Simplicity
of the Wilcox ck Gibbs’, but makes the lock-stitch
with a revolving. shuttle, which. revolving on '1“
carrier, is subject to no wear, and requires no oiling
by which the thread would otherwise besoiied: and
the wear and friction of a “race" is avaided. This
style of shuttle moves with greater
Rapedety -
and case of operation makingone-thirdmoreslihrhu.
with the same motion of the foot, than any other
machine.. ‘3 .
Ease.
It is the easiest running of the family of Sewing
Machines. Delicate ladies who cannot use others
can operate the Bartrgi without fatigue.
Best, Needle.
It. has the best needle in the world—short and
straight with a flat sli-ank. By simply putting it up
in the needle bar as far as it will go. it is set right
and never has to be varied for thick or thin goods.
Durability.
It is, without question, the most durable machine
in the market, as it is sosimplyconstructed thavrng
but live workln parts), that friction is reduced to
the lowest poss bie degree. All the wearing parts
are made of the finest steel. and beautifully finished.
General Efi‘iciency.
The inventor, (Mr. W. B. Bartramd has kept. one
important feature in view, viz., t at it should be so
' constructed as not to limit its sefuluess to any
specialty of work, but to be adapted to bothlight
and heavy sewing equally well.
We Invite
March 21st, 1874.
Estate of MARIA BOUTON, late of Norwalk. in
said District, deceased.
Tne'Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate, to exhibit
their claimsfor settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts. (properly attested, within
said time “111 be debarre a recovery. All persons
indebted to said estato are requested to make im-
mediate payment to
3t’l2 BURB BOUTON, Executor.
ISTRICT OF N ORWALK, ss. ProbateCourt.
March 2131:, A. D.. 1374. .
~ Estate _ 01"‘HEZRON L. AYRES, late of New
Canaan, in said district, deceased.
The Administrator represents the Estate insol-
{film and prays the apporntment of CommisQners
creon.
QimnnED.—That Commissioners to receive ex-
amine and decide upon the claims of the creditors
91‘ said Estate be appointed at the Probate Office
in Borwalk. on the 25th day of April, 1874, at 9
o’clock. forenoon; of- which all ersous in interest
Will take notice, and appear if t ey see cause, and
be heard thereon; and said Administrator will give
public notice thereof by posting a copy of this or-
der on the public Sign ost nearest the place where
the deceased last (lwe t. and within the same town.
and by ubiishing the sanlc in a newspaper printed
in Fair eidCounty, at least 12 days before said 25th
day of April.
2cm GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
TO the Ladies 2
By special arrangement with a large manufactur-
er, the subscribe): can furnish all kinds of
HAIR WORK,
of the best kind, at extraordinarily low prices.
SWITCHES, CHRIS. &.0., 81.6.,
made to order from “combings,” etc. Faithful
work {and good satisfaction guaranteed.
Hot and Cold Baths,
at all reasonable hours of the day or night.
W . C1 . K I '.I'.‘ z ,
TONSORIA]..PALACE, 1'0. 1 Gazette Building.
Shavrng, Hair Dressing. Dyeing, Cutting, etc. , ex-
ecuted in the best manner.
Tin-Types at Whitney’s
TO ACCOMMODATE THE TIMES
crow, afore I struck up with the kurnel, an'
[was glad to see him—darned glad. We
knocked roun’ town right smarually,an’ the
kurnel inleijuced me to a whole raft of fell-
era—mighty nice boys they wuz. too. Arter
supper the kurnel says :-- .
“ Skaggs,’ says he, ‘ less go to my room
whar we kin talk over ole time sorter com-
fortable an’ ondisturbedlike.’
“ Greeable,’ says I, an’ we walked 'a sqnar
or two an’ turned into a alley an’ wolkcd up
a narrar par of stars. .Thezkurnel gin a little
rap at a green'door, an’ a slick lcokin mer-
latter popped out an’ axed us in. He wuz
ihe.durndest perliiest nigger you ever Seer
He just got, up an, spun aroun’ like a tour
eat with her tail aflre. The room wuz as fine
as a fiddle an' full of pictures an sofys,and the
cheers wuz as saft as lan‘l’s wool,an’ I thought
to meself that the kurnel wuz a lugusurisnt
cuss. Thar wuz a lot of mighty nice fellers
scattered roun’ a laflin’ an’ a talking quite
sochable like. Aperient, thekurnel wuzent
much sot back, for he sorter lafl‘cd to him-
self an’ then he says :— _
“ Bovs,’ says he, ‘ I have fetched up a fren'
Jedge Hightowcr, this is Squire Skaggs, of
Gwinnett. Major Briggs, Squire Skaggs,’
an’ so on all roun’. Then the kurnel turns
to,me an’ says :—
“ Reely, I wuzent expectin’ company,
Skaggs but the members of the Young men’s
Christum sosashun make my room their
headquarters."
“ I ups an’ says I wuz mighty glad to meet
the boys. I used to be a premativ’ Baptis
myself afore 1 got to cussin’ the Yankees’
all’ I hev always had a sorter hankerin’ ar-
ter pious folks. They all killed an’ shuc
hall’s over agin, an‘ we sol that a smoki
an’ chawin’jest as muclluel as you please.
I disremeniber how it came up, but present-
ly Majer Briggs gits up an’ says :—
“ Kurnel, what about that new parlor
game you got out the other day 1”
“Oh.says the kurnel, lookin’ sorter sheep-
isb, ‘that was a humbug. I can’t make no
head nor tail outer. it.’ ,
“-I’ll bet I kin manage it,’ says Jedge
Hightower, quite animated lik . ,
“ I'll show you how, jedge,with pleasure,’
replied the simple minded Christchurchian.
“Did as I told you i” roared old Boyer, now
wound up to something above the boiling
point. “What do youmeau 1” As he 321in
call and examine at the Dental Rooms of
Dr. J. (Eu-Barbour,
No. 8 Gazette Building, over Jackson’s store.
Office hours from 10 a. m., to 5 p. m. .
says the kurnel, and then he went to a table,
unlocked a box an’ tuck out deck of keerds,
an’ a whole lot oflitlle whalyoumaycallems.
similarly to horn buttons, some white an’
_ some red.” '
ticular attention paid to LAKE 01‘ INTERFfifif‘IG
I will make four
BEAUTIFUL TIN-TYPES
FOR ONE DOLLAR
oguized, and to have a certain status among
the upper-crust. The real aristocracy are
compelled to recognize these new creations
GEORGE F BELDEN' the public to call at the agenc and examine this
new and wonderful Machinc,an allow the agent to
prove all and more than we have said of the merits
of the " Ban-rant.”
horses.
SEWER PIPE! SEWER PIPE!
STOCK 0F
E. K. LOCKW OOD"‘.
to a certain extent, for the Almighty Dollar
has a power anywhere in this world. A
little law-suit in one of the courts of the
city;the other day developed some of the
ways by which the shoddy aristocrats attain
their notoriety. These papers give accounts
of lsdies present at certain balls, and their
toilettes—for a consideration. They have a
regular scale of prices which the fashiona-
bles pay. A mere modest mention costs'
$10; a complimentary adjective or two
tbrowujudiciously in as to the-lady’s beauty,
adds a five dollar note to the bill; a minute
description of a toilette brings 'up the ex-
pense to $35, and a full description, from
the white slipper to the top dressing, costs
from $50 to $75. At one balls husband
had agreed with one of the reporters for a
description of his wife, with which he was
displeased when it appeared, and he refused
to pay. The reporter took his revenge by
suing him,and as he could prove contract
he got judg ment.
“ Will not this expose ruin your busi-
ness f” I inquired.
“ Not at all,” was his reply, “it will in-
crease it, for it will show them all where
they can get good accounts, But it has kill-
ed Mr. and Mrs. X. Everybody knows to a
dead certainty that they contracted for my
effort to make her appear as she desired-
and all their kind friends will know that
everything that is done for her hereafter is a
matter of contract. They don’t care what
sir.”
ant.
him
this, he again instinctively grasped his cane
more furiously. “Yes, doctor,, you said we
were always to call ‘Pontius Pilate’ ‘Simon
Jennings.’ “Didlthe Sam 7” appealed the
unfortunate culprit to Coleridge, who was
next to him. Sam said naught, but old
Boyer, who saw whats. dunee he had to
deal with, cried, E‘Boy you are a fooll
Where are your brains 1" Poor Dr. Boyer
for a second time was ,floored; for the
scholar said with an {earnestness which
proved its truth,but to the intense horror
of the learned potentate, “In my stomach,
The doctor always respected that
boy’s stupidity ever after, as though half
afraid that a stray blow might be unpleas—
A gentleman who signs himself “Winne-
pisiogee” writes to a Boston newspaper that
he knows by personal experience that an
able-bodied man 50 years old and in active
business can live on less than twelve cents
a day. In two weeks be consumed milk,—
75 cents; dry crackers, 30 cents; eggs, 17
cents; coffee, 10 cents; butter. 5 cents; salt,
1 cent; grand total,$i.40. Weight of Win-
nepisiogee at the beginning, 175 1-4 pounds;
weight at the end of the 14 days, 176 3 4—
Qet g‘tln, one pound afld 3' half. Occupa- l and will sell at Public Auctioni'ai: the remises
lion, 10 hours a day in the office and 4
hours in the garden. Here is a man, now,
What to him are crops?
What to him the price of beef and butter?
What to‘ him are the trichinm? What to
the :densest ignorance, the widest
vagaries. the abundant blunders Of cooks?
Wise Winnepisiogee! ,
truly independent.
To FARMERS!
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE oi‘ the “Lodi
Manufacturing Co.” for sale in lots to suit; custom—
ers. This article is sold for half the price of other-
fertiiizers, and is cheaper for tobacco, cotton, corn
and vegetables than an othcr in market. Price »
(delivered on board in . Y. city) 625 per ton.
H. T. Horton, Cheshire 00., N. 11., writes: ”I find
from experiments made last year, the Double Re-
llned I’oudrette is the cheapest fertilizer to use on
Tobacco. I put it beside Peruvian Guano with
equal cost of both, and the Tobacco was 30 per ct.
better where I used I’oudrette.” 1V. H. Rearing-
ttzn, Hartford Co., Ctswrites: “I have used Pouri-
rettc on torn, potatoes and tobacco. There was
but one piece of corn ill the place equal to mine,
and that had 30 loads of manure per acre and mine
none. The tobacco started as soon as set and grew
luxuriant.” ,
A pamphlet giving full directions, etc.. sent free
on application to JAMES T. FOSTER, 66 Cortlandt
st., N. Y. For sale here by HOLMES do KEELER.
FLOlVER POTS at
E. K. ‘Looliwoonls.
TAX COLLECTOR’S SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the tundersi ned
under and by virtue of a certain Tax ar-
rant, duly executed and Bi ned by rope]: authori-
ty, and directed to the un ersigue , commanding
him to levy and collect of -“’1LLIAM W. HAR-
RALL, and of others named in the rate-book. or
list to said warrant annexed, their several propor-
tions of the sum total as therein stated, said sums ,
being a tax or assessment agreed upon by the in-
habit-ants of the town of Norwalk, regularly and
legally assembled on the 16th day of December,
A. 1).. 1372, for the purpose of laying he Annual
State, Town and Highway Taxes,inclu ng the sup-
port of Schools, on the list of‘1872,;hzts levied upon
hereinafter described, on the 20th dnyot' ay, 1874,
at 10 o’clock, a. m., so much of the following de-
scribed reai estate of William)“ Harrall, situated
in the town of N orwalk, containing one acre, more
or less, with the buildings thereon standin , bound-
ed north and. cast by land of William H. ebb and
wife, south and west b highway, as wrii raise
the sum or Six Dollars, t at both the proportion.
of the said William _W. Harrail, o the sum total in
said list, together wrtb. all legal fees to be added.
Also, will sell at Public Auction at the remises
FINE 0010 AND SILVER Wilcllis
JEWELRY.SILVER sacrum Wills " "
ofeverydescription. .
Repairing, in all its Branches
Done inthe bestmanuer.
—ALSO -
Ag’tsinlSmilh’s Americanflrgans.
(‘0 which we wouldinvite theattentlonofthe
musical public.
THE PLA 0E
ETO PD RCIIASE
House Furnishing G00ds,
China, Crockery, and Glass Wall,
IS AT THE STORE OF
E. K. LOC'KWO’OD.
BASKETS, at
THE GREAT REMEDY, FOR
SONSBMPTIOH
which can be cured by a;
timely resort to this stand-
ard preparation, as has~been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent:
physicians to be the most:
reliable preparation evel' ill-
trodilced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
All sizes. ' The cheapest and best. Maunt’act red
and for sale by CHAS. T. LEONARD a 8 £1.
Norwulk,J true 26, 1873. " .
DIAMOND srncrncl-ES!
TheseSpectacles are manufactured from “MII¥I'E
YSTAI. PEBBLES" melted together, and are ca let.
For Sale at
‘
RIBS. A. SCOTT’S,
MILLINER Y,
Under the OPERA HOUSE,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Mrs. LIN US BELCHER’S
Ill
DIAflOID on account of their hardness and brillian-
cy. Having been tested with the polariscope, the
diamond lenses have been found to admittli'ieen per
cent. less heated rays than any other pebble. They
,are ground with great scientific accuracy, ate_free
from chromatic aberrations, and produce a bright-
uess and distinctness of vision not before attained
in s ectacles. Manufactured by THE SPENCER
OPT CAL MANUFACTURING d5 00., New York.
For sale by responsible agents in every city in the
Union. A, JACKSON 8: 3110., Jewelers and Opti-
cians, are sole agents for Not-walk, Ct., from whom
they only can be obtained. No peddlers employed.
Do not buy a. pair unless you seethc trade-mark-
amat—
E. K. LOCKVVOOD'S.
ESTABLISHED 1849:
C. B. D’Artc‘niss
The Celebrated
GATERER dz OONFBGTIONEB;
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN,
ons and the
Respectfully informs his numerous p
o furnish
pllblic generally, that he continue
PARTIES. WEDDINGS
Mirth Israelis Alli malts. t:
VEGETABLE MEDIGINE.
‘ FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS. I received
an“ an Indian recipe, from which I_prepared
some for myself, which resulted _ln a cure.
Supporters are not used under any consrderatlon.
Its effects are wonderiql in the relief and cure of
Prolapsus Uteri. Nervous Deblllty Weakness oi
the Back and Limbs. Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the
Heart, Depression ofSpi‘rits, Irregularities, Change
of Life, Whites. Dropsrcal Affections, Billousness,
Inflamation of Kidneys, Headache, S lnal Com-
plaint. Rheumatism, Dizziness in the end; makes
new blood and strengthens the whole pystem.
The best Spring Bitters that is yet known
“HE. for mail or woman. _A pleasant medicine.
Can be right round while taking nlettlcme, gaining
in health and strength every day.
Unsolicited Testimonials.
CANAAN. N. IL, Jan. 12, 1874.
CURE. Mas. Linus Bchunu 2—1 have sold out
the medicine I bought Oi‘you. and I can truly say I
believe it to be the greatest remedy for humors and
best blood cleanser I ever knew. It excels all the
humor medicines of the age, for Salt Rheum, which
is the pest of this nation. My husband inherited
Salt Rheum from his mother, and Liver Com taint.
For years, in warm weather, he _was fecb c, his
skin flabby and sailow, no appetite, had inward
heat, and sometimes faintness and nausea, also a
heart diiliculty. In winter, and at some other times.
has had boils, erysipelas sores, which finally ended
in a. brawny substance, gathering on his head= in
his beard. and in s ots on his body. With an itching,
i, vning, etc. At ength hystclans pronounced it
Suit "haunt—it afl'eeted t e skill and also ate into
title 1‘1", till warm weather came on, and then
, mes ’k . inward. Often we feared that he
“ on St“ c " consum tive’s ave. His blood
Plain Cartes—de-Visites,$3.50 per dozen.
- ~ E; T. WHITNEY
. .
Uri/ton lamb le Works,
»‘ RWALK? CONN.
The subscriberhas made arrangements by which he
will hereafter receive
Scotch Granite,
directfrom Scotland. He is also prepared to furnish
every kind of
[TALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE.
GRANITE. DRAB, OR BROWN STONE,
M O N U M E N '1' S,
Slabs, Tablets, Sinks, the" as wefias Mantlesand
Furniture Slabs in general, at the
L0 WEST POSSIBLE PRICE’S.
cemetery Fencing, Iron Rating, to,
furnished and put upat shortnotlce and on very
favorable terms.
Representingan establishmentthe oldestand best
known ot’anyin Western Connection t,thesubscriber
feels tha’tits reputation for artistic eXcellence and
honorable dealin is already too well established to
need commendat on. Address 3.13. Price, Agent.
hlechanicSt.. intherearof the new Bank. Norwalk.
HARNESSES FOR S ALE s
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has now on hand a good assort-
ment of HARNESS, made of the very est materi-
als, which he will SELL AS LOIY us they can
ossibly be furnished at any other Similar esrah-
ishment in the country. Now for your orders.
Let me have them at once. Will. B. SWA .
Norwalk. Feb. 1, 1873. 6
OBGANIST.
HE undersigned is open for engagement as
Organist in Protestant Churches from this
date. An experience ot‘leighteen years among
Churches and Choirs in F airfield County. is his best
recommendation to music committees.
FRED H. NASH. Westport, Conni f
t
Squire Skaggs paused and supplied his
tireless jaws with a fresh quid of tobacco.
“ It ain’t no use to tell you any more.
When them fellers got done larnin’ me that
game I didn’t have money enou h to take
me down stars. I lay I looked a eetle wild
for when the jedge closed the box he said :—
“ We hev had a pleasant .evenin’, squire.
You’ll find the kurnel waitin’ for you on the
steps, an’ he’ll give you your money back."
“ I ain’t never laid eyes on the kurnel
sesee, an’ when I do thars going’ to be a case
for the kurriner—you mind my words. I
seed Rufe Lester. nextday—you know Rafe;
he’s in the Legislatur now, but Iused to give
him pop-corn when he wuzen’t so high—I
seed Rufe an’ be sed I wuz tuck in by the
Pharaoh men. Tuck in ain’t no name for it
Derned cf I didn’t go to the bottom an’ git
skinned alive.”
Why is a blush like a little girl l—Becsuse
it becomes a woman.
Waynesboro, Penn., has a haunted dis-
tillery. Just the place for spirits.
Hood called the slamming ofa door by a .
person in a passion “a wooden oath." ‘
James says the ladies don’t seem to give a
thought to us fellows who keep away from
saloons.
The sands of a woman's life run out all
the quicker when her waist is shaped like
an hourglass. - ‘
An Oshkosh Judge lately received four
bars of soap for a marriage fee. Could this ,
be considered clean cash.
The feniatelstrom" is what a Dayton
newspaper calls the present woman’s movp-
ment in favor of temperance.
Why was the whale that swallowed Jonah
January 6th, 1874.
Nirvali Steam Biting & Sllllili
FASHIONABLE ’DINN‘EIts,
LUNCHES, AND COLLA'I‘IONS,
with ever requisite in as cod style as can be had
of any 0 the how Yor ' Caterers. Having had
people think, for they are shoddy, but they
dread proof.” I ' "
And as the fellow’s paper has been full of
like a retired milkman 2 Because he got a
profit (prophet) out ofthe water.
Emerson says:“ The way to make the
world better is by reforming number one,
hereinafter described, on the 20th day oi‘ll ay, 15374,
at 1 o’clock, pm. so much of the followingdescribed
real estate of TTHE W KIEBNAE, situated in
said town of N alk, in quantity one acre, more
or less, with the buildings thereon standing, and
would sinkiuto. ..,
. . ~ . am often ad it cough, and
was mm and WW“: ‘verelvif lie overtaxed his
bad the palpitation se. was empty' this was
strength, or if his stomach -. August llis humor
for over fifteen Years. Lasr
.—o—q.p—.—.—....——
The following is related by the Ports-
mouth (N. H.) Chronicle: “A schooner
named in honor of the first man who ever
of over forty years. When
OFFEE AND SPICE MILLS . .
resorted to 11) season it sel-
At: E. K. LOCKIVOOW.
‘ pain in his bow~
such work since, I rather think he was right dared openly 10 advocate, in “16 United ,, ‘ . . . . -
- - - States Senate universal freedom for all ”undo“ ““9“?” b3 “’1.“ 0‘ Ph’l'l’ “MOW?" -~ 110“] falls to (filed; ‘1. S eed m‘wheXDeriencein New York he is able to com- .~ .
in his conjecture as to the efl'ect 0f hls pro- men without reward to color was an occa- frly by .SF‘M‘I‘“ ,5 oe'imtf’ly ““dboah-em’fiouthfily . . - t P y Pete Withthem in every respect,- Slingrlh‘nvls‘catligi‘ ' ninth?c151:latit'natirtulive~ ““"m long“ ESTABLISHMENT - 1 1 '11' ' u,
_ . , . . . o . . ‘ ‘ Jyacelmln ancient .“estetly y lgimaywaed Cllle m the mocf, severe B . - . . w t. {K . . «mo of the . . - . then there is sure yone 655 VI tan in e
ceedure. ’ - » sional visiiant to this port for many years]; Platt1Avenl;lc,aSWlll raisetthtssunlgfl‘lldigtliltDofiars, .- I 13333 hi‘uleféil’iegti‘ed’ glislfilnlt’lfillgfifé §‘““¥h£"“"'s"’§,{ DEW“, “’9 ",3“ 9», "wehim DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS worm n
- - ' ' . ' lit 0‘ gt e ro ortiouo lesai 'at0 cw icr- ' . - -. *' . ' ' , . r , ema e. 'urc an i. wont cure rm. .. . ' .
Speaking of fashion, and the chains that she was genelally fortunate,.aud the John t“ ’ m p p CtlSC-‘a 0t Coughs, Bl OllChltlS, Smoked Tongue,jeliled, t Charlotte Russ’e, aspoonful arid in live minutes the painanfina.uef: ofevepydcscrimiou When you see a woman Winding her
watch in the horse car you may make up
was gone (it had been there all day). and from tbs.
your mind that she has not had a watch
nan of the sum total in said list. together with all
hour he began to mend. _ Four times a day. alter
legal fees to be added.
5 iced Salmon,
Jellies of all ki
C icken Salad, “as,
i Ornamental Pyramids.
- . . - .mv ) a .
1). Rule was considered a rely luck, _D3.J_P. gilggznmnnlmmehuhe Cl'oup, ‘Vllooplllg Cough, CLEANSED 0R DYED
seem to be apart Of it, a lady advertises for u imm «mi:
u n V9530]. On “10 day when “‘9, Senator 1150 will sell at Public Auction at the premises. dmrsoicm'exrerienco - L . .- - ~ . ,
employment as. an .ornamental .gUCSl- pioneer ofabolitionism breathed ms last at hél'elllilftei‘ described, on the 2,5,,- hay “Mill/V 1374’ gag; {guli‘gafigggmblenhonmaqd I llllilCll Zzl, Asthma, COldS Lgtztlgffgfllltldge ' Egg} I33: of all kinds, figtwfiig‘figayeifgg23123333:g;€?g§ifif£fi£‘ll'm¥g in M ‘suner not to be sur assed. Particular atten 1
She offers to assist at dinner or evening par- Dover. and very nearly the same hour,we 2511?) giflggz‘llcgsli at; gof 38ftir°i$8nfr9u§¥ii§fefiu nerudnhomafiodisenses awomd‘éiifltu’fiii'fi’i’; Sui-(x Tin-out Pqins 0,. Sore, Chic’ien Croatia," ’ hiiit an appetite, eu’red his heart dimcuit .005 af— L m“ 9? dwme , , f vegy ong. la d'es in Waupon W'scon
' ' ' . . are 'nt'ormed that the schooner John P. ' . ‘ ~ ‘ .’. . - ‘ - ‘-‘ -A»0330URN NazanJM‘ Plus. ‘ ‘ 'l ‘ " ter takili seven bottles the humor was kl led. He - r, even young 1 . . L -
m “d 0, "" gm“ W“ M 00.... mi; .00. .000... N000... W0.» . dissenters: “bill-‘01:.alternates: hearsay. pfigdlgigaydvmspgmifinefi 00..- 20 the Chest and so. Challenge Ice Cream, routinelyreconsidering“lit-“dew Gleansmg’ Plugggfgaflg; 10...,500000 .0. a medul- They
‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' '- ' -v 0 . - ev- . ' .. y we ve 0 es. . ow us cs 00 s i'e new. lis ‘ '
health is good, his sleep rcfreshin , and looks GENTS 9 Wore loose trousers, and Sarah Jane Smllh
Ewinlr,Modis.P . Rev..ly.l§.l3uchsunn.Clarence lam '-
G.G.Smit.h. Pittsford. N.Y.Rev.Jos.Bezgs,r FallsChlEgh’: ~ or an 1‘11““ and flavors.
Phils..d:o.Afiiictedshouldwrlte Dr.Fitlet.P ' forcxpla-
nntory Pamphlet k guanntee.gratis. $60 Rm forun in-
curable 035°.N0 curs no chargmarcnlityfiold by druagista
tribute to the entertainment of the company.
She will'do everything in the highest style
of art, but will expect a handsome compen-
sation for her unique services.
You'se‘s you can get anything in New
York for money.
younger by ten years. His flesh ands .in looks like by'a new and improvt ‘d“l:l§lg(é(:;v1¢allsttl‘l‘flgvl1:g 3'! (19:5: conquered. ~
new. and he is lieartv and trap y. All praise is due ets Ru“ ppmo and I, B , d d .
‘ ' - - - ~ ‘ .- . . l The bones of three of arnum s rome a
to your medicine under Plovufiznce. Another man En) GLOYES CLEAN 12D _ '0‘2: :03 ligpk ELnii’iifiqsge ries have been presented to Yale College-
Cakes Ornamented,
has been blessed by it equall as remarkable. I . - . t . . _ _
wish you would send me one ozen more bottles of 32,335,? £3333“? 3:113:98, Lea.“ of Horse Railway The relics of the others go to the smnbwm.
Depot. Open until 8 o'clock pint.” ., PERRY. an Institute. .
Celebrated Norwalk-(lyster‘s
the Female Cure by express. .
The Indians have invented a new method
Served in all styles. .
P S.—My husband tried everything and had eight
of scalping victims, so that now a bald-head.
bounded northerly )ylautl of Charles 0.113." and
others, easterly on land 01' tile heirs of Benjamin
Isaacs, deceased, and others and higllwav, and
southerly and westerly by highway, as wil raise
the sum of Ten Dollars and Twelve Cents, that be
lug the proportion of the said John Moore. of the
sum total in said list, together With all legaltecs to
be added. . .
Also will sell at Public Auction at the premises
herein described, on the 22nd day of May, 1874. at
rock off Cape Ann, Mass, and was broken
into irilgliieiits by the sea—the hero-philan.
tlil'opist and the staunch little vessel bear-
ing his name closing their career at the
same time.
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at theLiliigs, 8:0. lVistar’s
Balsam does not dry upfia
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as IS the casewith
TIN WARD, at
«.4
MW . .
Those Who have tried it say that kissing Silver, China and Glass Ware lonneti at rcasona- different doctors before taking the l‘emale Cure.
ble rates. Good Waiters f ' h d. ' '
mail prom tly attended to. arms e Orders by MRS. MARY A. JONES.
E. K. LOO KlVOOD’S.
TEMPEBANCB- is'like a sewing machine, because it seems _
- . . ’ k . . hoftlie followin d c 'b d . . , ,, - - , . _ , ,_ . '
Fulton, the Baptist pulpit orator, Tal- good. :23,glsfiitéfagnsbfi°imfiqnst of lento A355; {3}. GEMENT HORSE BLOGKS. lllOst plcpal .ltlons, but It Attach” '° “1° Confecmnerl’is a neflticlefin “BE fifisigrhhalgtgfrlécllfvfié ogtegl‘rlletii tll'll COAL RODS! Eu" ”E K LOCKWL‘OD’S' ed man stands no more show than any one
"I‘d!" and “1‘" meme” 0‘ “1° ”mm” 10010;...10 “ “"“d’ " "mm“ 1"" 5"”“5 It’lldu°§f0§2i§ii$dffféfél‘i‘.ili%’:.f‘$.i’:‘$?0’i; - loosens - and cleanses the RESTAURANT, yeasts. u. momma... summon, m... - - __ »-—- else. Ti... .. 0. u should be. . . .
a1 order are attempting to «inaugurate the that she ‘3 “0t engaged, but that 51“? sees 9’ .rh‘o litiiltlillgs thereon standing: bounded north by LL SIZESAND STYLES» Jul I18 durable and l (m , 1 ll , . ‘ .' . 1-0,. ",5 nocommodmon of ladies and gents Como clnesakShOUR} ‘13:: gegpggeevell'igfnmnfiéfin? the - A Western paper says of the air, in its re
' cloud above the 11011293 3110101181315": “5 0 land of Alfred Platt. and others, south by land for- 1“ less than one-third of the cost of stone 11116-, till( a 33$ 11 lltzltlon, and see. . ' 3m49 :fflt‘i,-,'§§;Vb%nm {have n.0,... from it, 333‘; FITCH’S lations to man : “ It kisses and blesses him,
blocks. Manufactured and for sale by
. . CHARLES T. LEONARD .57 SON,
Water Street. Norwaik.
Thé’ Walls of House-Keepers
SUPPLIED,
' ." B
SUWIERS’ “RPM"? “UHF , cheerleader...mislead “m
ART GALLERY, The historic Kearsage has lately sailed
for China from San Francisco. The Chron-
AT BABIEN, CT,
icle'says that after being cut to pieces to g.
”“10 VISITORS “- All; H00“ 0! 1|! 3" make gift canes, she has been re-built at a, *8!
ThisGailei-ycontsinsmnnv cithe flnestPaintings 01 d Kearsage,~_ver . much likeia new band 1 .. ,
live to re are it.
you ion 1; 1,31%
thus reiiiovmg the c ause of s. LAWRENCE omrsnv.
Also re fers to Mrs. C. T. Alden, Randolph, Mass.;
1 o I . .
tllt C(nnlflnliliflllilwn Br ' ‘9 Mrs. Leon-uni Fence. Randolph. Mass.: Mrs. Mary
C I
To Maehmests I
' 61 . f , Oh i , M .
SETH W. POWLB 5; SONS, Boston, Mass" Ann \Vilso ll, yearso a e c sea ass
Babbitt -Meta1.
mcriy of Rufus Rider. and others, east by land
’ formerly of Abraham Camp, and westerly by high-
A bachelor at. a banquet inNewcastlc, way, as will raise the sum ot‘Thirty-flve Dollars,
that bein the proportion of the said James G.
Eng, gave the following toast: “The wo- . _ . _
men and coal of Durham county. Oh, how Reed, offt; e 5111:: ward 1111 said list, together With
desolate our firesides would be without .“lgfgfl nifiggwgfit, larch 13“,, A. 1).. 1974.
them i” 3tll BURR SMITH, Tax Collector list on 1872.
Mrs. Green, a Kansas widow, wants to be
movement here that the women of the West
have made so successful. But it cannot be
made to work here. The runl interest is so
strong—its devotees are so hardened and
lawless, and what is more, the men of the-
city are so iearfully taken upby their busi— .
man’s hand.
to (101 h hisse- _ _ _
1 52m; 19y ’express, or accordmgto directions, on
' t of the money. cnciosedln a letter. .
“3%)...“ by John 0. Johnson at 00., Hartford,
Prepared and sold by It rs. LINUS BELCHER,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
,. Wanted in Exchange cost of $600,000 and is now, as regards the
m u germane, os-O Bottle-tor .5.
11855, that there never can be the swell crea- married again and as a recommendation USPADOBES ONLY . ., . ‘ , ., I
ted necessary to carry forward sucha work. says she his us’ed one broom for fourteen C ’ 0N DOLLAR, At E. x, LOOKWOOD’S. 0&2; . ‘ REAL ESTATE,—Danbury& 1clogged! :fieuohnl‘. Henry, N.Y., and by all denim “mm“, ““0"“ a; artwlllgrstlfythclrtasfl built around an» 0 “new“; _ ..
, . ' ' - t h ’ tun“. 1w, 0””nyth .BGIOM
I . mg. .Vltd‘fgfi or Nomm;.L I 1",“ quantity of old '1'!" It" flout.”
But the women; of New York and Brooklyn Yearfi- , M: E- 3- LQOEWO “8.
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