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' LAURA WP ”my,” haglllatglvy‘ggld hggzsdnhgfgy‘ytggizgglgg . \.: :i ‘ ' Balconstantly in stock at his new stand. 18 Water Street, Daily Line. CHI-CA G0 L OSS S'J ~ , . . , > , I ;= .gqft17«;..n..-r . . III
I. I V I Sardonmnd 11315 fig). make a drama of iItI. . NO. 9 M a: I. Street. Wholesale 111.111 Retail Dealer'fn N 07.10am 2&3 New York. COW LES N. MERRILL, I) B , A P E: R, SigngginfoadIflaIdgaught ltI—
.::. -.- . , , "0V1; ,I his lady one ”I, out seven year“ , __-__,- 2,- , \_. : . —. Ageitiatflorwalk.Conn-June Policies foxthe ' ‘ ' ‘5 ‘3 er . t he»? "' -
" "I ‘ ’ ' ’tli'a'sla‘vis'h: read feelin in her husband’s pocket which 3- t --' 1 r rt ‘- ’ - 11' 'l ' ch ' ‘ till all tmcntof 6 RE ' \ ‘ . __ , f'ollowingfnsurailceCompanies: AND .. _ .
“libel-13:1? 3.9.0522; a master's Eye, ’ dies agever ought to do, found some letters 1‘ it, Hi I , r I". A we a" "e or 9 r \ ' . Eln3v°éfla'5f,°'dic‘-v 83,93,333}, Night and day it sings “13-5003:
Nor to aisensual Sultan bow» my‘héad, in a female hand. They proved to be Ivory V I. ~ , ~ —- ~— Groceries . Vang-BL $33; . , 1:381:18984 T AILURING ESTABLISHMENT . Sin gs it while I all alone, ., .
h f d d t' ardent love letters from a mutual friend. 4:: l ' ‘ ~ »' TOOLS AG‘Rl . - . """- ' we olitlddletown Ct '249 suso - ' -
Accepllng‘ ‘36” “e 8“, 6' “‘Y- Sh . d we", ,0 a lady blend of he, a . IRON.STEEL. MECHANILS . . . I _V_ W-._ . , . ”11?”. “New m, . - , ”3,065, A”, 1G 2 u Btiild' I . sings so that the heart may ltoal' 11—
Nor would I w1_th.a woman sdesrwt power, e came. - - u h tad- “s C - "'5 P" . ‘ ' CULTURAL tantrums CARRIAGE . . Connecting with the Danbury Railroad. ”gm-x monk,” 13.x. 11,4515“, 0 . 1 o. a e e mg,(ups mm) “It ism“, mm, 0,, 91
capr'cmusv "‘9“ 1" “flew“. '0 my m°°dfi own. Who lemsedito 1r acme Slimh'd] and ' \“ A ' 00208000118, ‘ ' snarrs THE SI'LENDID AND FAVORITE STEAMER. Contiue’ntalorseo’l York, 13421249621 THEsubscriherwonldrespectfulllnform thecltf . ‘
Such. homage 13 but transient beautys Insed her to consu la awyer. II: t , The w,” Men or the Lnnd,thc Divine BODIES. WHEELS, RIMS, l N 11 - Whit . ”Mama“, , . i . 32937300 zensomIoi-walk,thathehasopencd “HEM, S' . . .
. flower: ~ ~ 7 ,. . . he told her she could oblfllll 3 W0?“ on the Physician.the Judge. use (111“an their own Flour nuns Axms SPRINGS, BOLTS, e , y e, westehestcr.othew nochello,N .v., 453.93032 New York city Establishment, asabove. where he “5 upon the grave, and Sings 11 t
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Love is no lron fetter of the soul. , “mos“ ‘0 do “‘ ”mt “mfi'but gmntg 32,2“: dgtfilveilgggpdgértbum.Indigestion.l'iles.Bilious - - ’ ’ “an ‘0 0" Mileller'l‘humlny afternoonvAvrlli‘gfllfimt magma}, 1711111... 1%.. - 3,2“;91839 llcwillgivespecial attentionto Boys’Garmcnts Slugs itwhen the shadows darker:—
But true election. freedom good and wise, reverend clergyman, w 050 mos Attacthivei-Complalnts, boat and Rheumatic - Front, &6., OlLStGI-ASSNARN l -- leaves slouch 1:3“ka eIYIgWImgftnfilellg- i. “n; 3W Commerce,Albauy,N.Y. 264,424 00 as well as those of gentlemcn. Persons bringing 1.1, is better f ,1, 0,, n
III 11 from the other feels :1 0111111 control. 1011.113 ““3 young lady correspondent W05, Affections,Natnre’s 0W“ great ““d 00“ remedy. ' AtLowestNewYork Prices. ' 3:101? )t‘tgyhhfl 7cherJdlvt-t‘n. “Railroad flagging]; Narragansett, oflfrovidcuceJl. 1" . 75434700 theimw'! “.m'h can have the gang: cutI or made up, ' «ll 91‘ '
:L-le-e 'Go'd‘sip’ur'e' luw.'an'lIttmun‘ "PS and 3h? told him the Whole Story’ and he .dls. e:‘ifitgggsfigfilfingggfilagfi, $303335; To which hemonfdluvftethe attention. fallwho ’- and b gage convIe ctl to and from the depot at figfig'g;%gfsggégb l'zgglggg :2 than artlstlcmanncr,atlicfisgfi%;§lglcne{:KE0NI Farther on" H . h f ’11 ',
eyes- ‘ . ' ' ‘ I m'SSEd the young lady from the communion. ofer‘edto the peoplcfortbe above class ol‘diseasca. wftlltqiarchfllefir'st-clasago 115 P3 . South 01'“'lllk7 W“ '0“? 0mm Charge] Alcma’niafllcveland. (3'. 20500000 ' . ' . 0'." {mm 31' or. I
31,, ioye is'perfect freedom, so is thine. Now, the fuithless husband had been very “waning babe, m hm...“ and 9,5,9... its par. Economic Pr 6 o . .IgIngIrgfig £3339“le “been“ “i" be at "‘8 Liverp00l,and petition, nllthltll)c,scp. - ’ ' Count the milestones one by one. ,
And ever wast or thou hadst ne’er been religions. and had taken his young ‘daugh- cuts and grand arents, Will _11IllItlni_I this pltIiuIsantI . V w , Falrfield Coun y runogttrrlmglcavcs New York trompiei: 37 East- .. m9 fll‘e 9.5“th I , - . . 5.056I10500 NOTICE. No—no counting; onlv trusting
‘ minel ' ' ler'nSSidubllslV 10' cblllcll. and had put her ' “' edf“““"““'“‘°“‘°°mp “lnts- DRIED BEEF, smcnn a srucram‘v'. {BF-571‘ v -, ' River, foot of‘ Market so: at 2.45 o’clockfllnd from; ~igtzélfiiliilffltifi'ifiilflfi" 5'3350‘32'1300’00080 HE 'i"d°r15igr‘°daltmiig ms (miv ghgfi'hd citi- “It is holler farther on " a
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under the religious care of this young lady. on RAMS, EITHER WHOLE 0R SLIII . D. ~ £15333? Igtm'lI'hlrll third Street. Ell“ River. flIli ImpermIMLondonI I," do 5.’31I3.66500 R avid 01511631513030. PIgeeIIlIlIlgInoes e0 onmnflcfing _ V _ ,
Andothcr COWPSlllcfissl-OCR nlldllllltllllltlll Con. the Furniture and Undertaking Business, at the old : ‘-~~
‘ ‘ - . . .
I'ltssa cfu cts., Excursion Tickets 81.25.
E I B E: g t A KNOWING Dom—tie came in front
e girl had been the uncon-
II. This 909’ .lm. . . . V . V ’ " p ' ‘ — Droplnand llee nail our newlit‘pr
MARRIAGE- .0191” posmmn, belwficen the lovers- This, i t ‘ l .4. .41 " T ’ '2‘ ‘ ~ " I ‘ " “" ET fl -. Fret ht taken at Propeller rates. Refreshments ”ECHO!!! and NEW York. stand of E. Raymond Iti'r. Son. respectfully solicittbe
. - , - c . . - V , ' , , « . ilk .. - . _ . emotion R.COWLES. HOMER MERRILL t .3 m, _ _ .
Yet whrle a woman’s prldt. proclaims me o. course,pp being kuown,.aroused public . ‘00,? MAIN S ., i oiNallBIgtgngnIhIoitIit‘g from New York connects at. . II paNrIornIcaIeIIo JilnixlgylliclSTS. . Truckee Meadows yesterday did this level-
" ‘ ’ " ' South Norw. k, with the 6.18 train toDanbury and . GEORGE ll. RAYMOND. headed dog. He rode in by the side of his
opinion sadly. It ended after several years
in-a divorce being obtained, and the fallb-
less husband has married his young lady.
Now. all the money belonged to wife No.
1,but the poor woman offered half of it
for the possession of her children. Her
husband agreed to this, and took a ver
valuable country place as his m01cIly. . Ie
had paid all the legal costs out of his Wife 9
be 6.59 train to New Haven, alsowith the train WILLIAM R. LCCKWOOD.
rom-tDanbury whlch arrives at South‘NOrwalk all:
7.40 and from New Haven at 7.46 a. m,
FREIGHT PROI'EILLERS, -
If" I” II IWALI, III P. f. IIAII
From Nor-walk.
Will leave from each end of the route three times
a week. Produce sold without charge for commis-
sion. Freight at old packet rates.
Sftiii‘lacleslhsuilali kinds oiiyes' ___
AGENT non
LAZARUS db MORRISS’
master on a load ofpotalocs. He was not
a pretty dog—not a dog of blue blood and
high degree. He was a tall, gaunt, shaggy-
baired, wild eyed looking brindle beast of
unrecorded pedigree. As the wagon, carry-
ing man, (log, and potatoes, halted for a.
up
free. I
A woman’s love
thine, v ,. . ._ ._ :,
Elsie were the paltry boon unworthy thee;
Thy image far too noble for its shrine.
But now. I dare to lift my head, and say,
A manly love, a passion without guile,
Is 11 possession none can take away,
turmoil 00mm“
South Norwalk, (ion-n. I
$200,000
siillnniulti
This Sewing Machine gives the best "satisfaction
to the user. ispaidformoslrcadily, and is the best
of all to sell. If there is no “ Domestic” agent in
your town. apply loDOMESTIC 8. 1H. 00., N. Y
' Ladies send for elcgadt Fashion Book.
,- her own freeL gift is
In view of the change above named the under-
signcdrcquests that all parties indebted to the late
firm of‘ E. Raymond &. Son, will call and settle their
accounts without delay.
3t23 GEORGE II. RAYMOND.
BOOTS 8t. SHOES
THEsnflscriber would respectfnlgcalltbeatten-
tioil ofthe publlcto their
. 'I
o —,- —.
C ELEBRATEI) P EIIFECTED
01101101000 EYEGLASSES.
NEW ROONIS!
00111 [10111101, '.
ivnyy Storm or oooos, .
Nor steal my sunshine fl'om thy bounte- . . . nu. -1. .
A 0‘15 smile! I 1 money m the meaP'lme- I But hav'ing one OFLORENOEO All rsons are forbidden trustin an of the . t . i s , time in front Ofa saloon in North C. Street
Thus I-ain-evermore. as now,th1ne own, of our New York Judges to help him—and The Long-contested Suit of the employges 0,. either 0,. the abovebomgs o,,’,’,,,m,m ._ NE“, 11 L “N. “I 1.11. one 'of III pIIIIIyI of IIIIIII a “on” Ioun IQ
Also. a large assortment of Gillllll [smuggle , ge..
know the ermine touches nothin less of ",0 ownersthercm;
' ' 'nc own as ears on wt lunch! . . ‘-
Sllll moreand more tbl . y 3' Florence 3° “3 3° 0° 9 consisting orageneralaasortmentol E. QUINTA “D’s SONS, thereabout made some remark in regard to
fill PEBBLE SPECTAGLES tbc only kind ever yet
A00010,1,July 1873, $302,924.35
1'0“ bY- ' me» than itself When it touches I“ cw auainst the Singer, Wheeler .17 Wilson, and ‘" ' ’ " '
° ' - 'u e— after he had of the mono he i”- - - c Baker Cotn antes involvino- 0 'er NORWALK R R roduced that no not tire the eye. that gives a clear I . I - ,
Llre' draws “S sweetness but “9m ”we “$51521 gig ive u the children The vyvife (110‘ ct ‘ 825011000 ’ a ‘ o DANBUEWPIII: :kAnRAVGEVIENT ’ ,' 2nd distinct vision, and makes weak eycsstrung. AVE removed to their new roomsill tliei’ost-o t1 0 appealancc of the canine, “he“ thus
Morn-e, ' I f tt E . e - , ’ B00ts Sh0es “alters ANFOBD President W ‘ l ‘ ‘ ‘ Warran'cd fog llvercars without change offenses. lice Building.(entrancc one door west of the spake yc horny-handed, frowsy-headed
And pride forgets herself In 208380] - 80‘ one on Y: an we“ .0 “fol, ' is finallyticculcdb the Supreme Court OHM ’ We S. I! 5 ’ Commencing Dec. lst, 1873. Special attention glvcntodttlllgncarsightcdpeople. oldstorc) where they have avcrylat-gt-assnrtnlento ~ilI - , u - . : . ,
. $ 9 Mars, ”acumen, n, 1...er ofye soil .— Fellers, tuat air amt it
Thus, tho h my love, myself, my thoughts
are so, ~ ' :
Their liberty is c'onseé'rat‘e to thee!
' ‘-‘—'-Pocmof Twenty Yeal-c.
Tut‘s
a militant: ruminant
Scans: Moonlight. Beneath the lady’s
window appearetb the lover and sigheth,
with guitar accompaniment.
err Genre-l-
novna.
Open the lattice, O lady bright! I
The earth lies calm in the bliglltImoonllghIl ;
Gate on the glint of each glancmgIstar,
And list to the notes of my soft guitar. .
At the lady’s Window a vision shone—-
I’I‘Iwas the lady’s head. with a night-cap on.
- , ‘ hovnn.‘ ., . ' —
See! at the casementappearing now,
With lily tlng’crsIsIb'c hides her brow;
0h,- weep not-«though bitter thy sorrowsIare,
I Will soothe them forest with my soft guitar.
Then the lady answered: “ Who’s going to
weep? - -
Go'way with your fiddle, and let me sleep.”
LOVER.
'l‘li'en sleep dear lady : thy fringed lids close,
Piaious of cherubs fan thy repose.
'Whlle through the cascment;sligh§ly ajar,
Steal the sweet notes of my soft guitar.
'i‘hen the lady her ‘5 seqct pain" confessed
With a plaintive murmur; “ Oh, give us a
rest !" ' o
_ Lom' -
Chide not harshly, O lad ffa'ir! .;
B‘end from thy latticean hear my prayer
'Sighing forthee l wander afar, ,
Monrnl‘ully touching my soft guitar.
Aud'tbe lady answered: “ You stupid thing;
If you’ve got the catarrh, stop trying to stng.‘ .
LOVER.
Cruel but fair one, tIhy scorn restrain!
Better death’s quiet than thy disdain.
I go to fall in some distant war,
Bearing in battle my loved guitar.
Answered the lady: “ Well, hurry and go'!
I’m holding the slop-basin ready to throw. '
Lovsn.
False one, I leave thee! When I‘m at rest,
, Still shall my memory haunt thy breast.
A spectral vision thy joy shall mar-
A skeleton touching a soft guitar!
From the lady’s window her dulcet tones
On the night wind floated: “Go it, old
Bones !" -
Then the lover, in agony, roamed afar—-
Fell limp in the gutter ‘and smashed his .
guitar. New York Graphic.
m
on]: FLIGHT.
I wishes for the wings of a bird to fly
Into the blue bighls of the sky.
Sudden I spring from the scented grass;
I saw tall trees like flower-stalks pass.
The clouds above me greater grew _
That had scarcely before obscured the blue.
Then lost I seemed in a great gray mist,
_ the I-salt-wI'aterclam isfol" a kind I-that cun-
. The summer after she .sailedshe rIe-aIp-
pcared in New York, and taking a distin-
isbcd officer with her went out to her own
old country home and kidnapped the other.-
Sadto say,tshe bad to ii lit for tts posses-
sian'with her oldest dang fer, who had been
taught to hate her. The father-and his sec-
ond wife being away from home, sheIgot
the little boy and carried him off to Parts.
She also took the young lady’s letters
with her, which she had found in the coat
pocket. and has sold her whole wondrqus
story to Sardou, who says no such material
ever came to him before. It is to be played
in New York, this new drama, next winter,
and doubtless the failhlcss husband and the
lady will come to see it at a dollar and a »
half a ticket. . .
A good revenge, is it not? .
a Real Love 111......
“Another engagement of the many an-
nounced,” writes a' Washington correspond-
ent, “is that of General Sherman’s daughter,
Minnie, to Mr De Haven Fitch,aud it is a
real love match; The day before Miss Sher-
man left Londtln, her uncle Commodore Al-
den, was prevented- by some duly fromgo-
ing with his niece to the Crystal Palace, as
he had promised, but that she should not be
disappointed he told her he would send one
of his offic‘crs‘tolgo-with her—a special pro-
tege and favorite be said. So Mr. Fitch
presented hi I I the appointed hour
and the two yj plc went off ‘togcth-
er. He 'joincdi'thc party at dinner, and in
return for- his-"courtesy to Miss Sherman
Commodore Alden invited him to accompa-
ny them to the Opera that evening. Miss
Stlermanwas to'IsaIiI the next day, and both
she and borne-w friend regretted that their
acquaintance should end cocoon. But when
she reached .ther steamer. .le i1 lie-hes 0n
the deck before her, and-,although- there was
no suitable accommodation for. a. cabin pas-
senger, h‘e tookhis chances; and sailed with
her. Doesn’t that IsIthtandIlIikc a: sweet, old:
fashioned story-? like no prefix-unaffected
girl, who so chariu'ed Prince'Ar-t-hur of Eng-
landduring his brief visit here four years
ago that he sent her asa princely souvenir
a delicately wrought locket wilh her mono-
gram traced in superb diamonds.
‘ ,,:.:-:LI.Doaton Globe.
I'IClall. . V
' The’ moral“ and ~ tntellécttitilbbndition of
not-beconsideredasf-pzirticuIllh-ly enviable ;
and: yetqtberejarc many *reasonSway the
clam, may be regarded as a“ particularly for-
tup'a‘te individual. and. wby'jzijs lowly lot
should be longed :‘for‘b'ylnau. The clam
never sufl‘érsfrom tight boots nor corns;
audit isn‘ever worrie‘dbecau‘sc its pa‘ntao
lo't'ms do not fit. It's placidifempei'is never
disturbed by the hired-girl question, and it
never endangers its‘lil‘e ‘lIl‘y‘I‘leal'ning to
skate. N o clam, we believe, ever yet skated.
It never lives next door to a girl who prac-
tices four limits it day on the piano, and it
ncv‘er'b'as any cats frolicking around under
its window. to keep it awake at night. It
never has‘ to blow its nose when it has a
a
United States, in avor of the FLORENCE,
which alone has broken the Monopoly of
High Prices.
THE NEW FLORENCE
is the only machine that news backward and
forwardmrtori httbleft. Sim lest—Cheap
est—Best. Sold or Cash onl zagcciul terms
to CLUBS and DEAL
April, 1874. Florence, Mass.
THE LAST NEW BOOK OUT. .
The subject is all important. yet; a yuzzling one;
It replenishes the Government Treasury and 1m?
poverishes the poo 1c; mokcs the rich poor and the
poor rich; makes 091s of wrsc men; exhausts the
wisdom of Legislation; makes men run mad and
women feel so . The crusade has begun ; on to
victory. Men or women wanted to c nvass every
town. Address L. STEBBINS. artford, Ct..
Bill J. t T. 00110 111.101
. THREAD 1010011 MATHDIT.
“PSYCHOMANOY, OR SOUL CHARMING.”
- How either sex may fascinate and gain the
love and affections of any person they choose, in-
stantly. This simple mental acquirement all can
possess, free. by mail, for 25 cents, 100,000 sold.
Address T. WILLIAM & 00., Publishers, Phila-
dolphin.
A DAY GUARANTEED
was our WELL AUGERAID
l - goolllurltory. mourn
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OF. IOWA,- ARKANSAB AND DAKOTA.
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Those in want of Steam Boilers should see the
Lowe Patent Boiler-I. In usc seven years
under idl conditions. glvnlg ftlll satlsfactlon.
rcatcst steaming capacity and economy of fuel.
' cfore pnrchasiug,gct prices of these and other
ood boners made by LOWE Jr \VIA'I‘SON
' m8 Boiler Makclsaud Engineers, Bridgeport, Ct.
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WHITE WASH
L E , ,
BY THE
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CUTLERY at;
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SOMETHING 10an
1‘1
to" both for Gentlemen and Ladles'wcar. which
'. . . .... . ‘.‘..-~o-
mldctoorderJn thcmost workmanlikernannermnd,
at falrprlces.
wilfbe soldveryiow for Cash, attheold stand,
III-Y’s BLO IOKsI
1
V Allilnds o'fGents’ and Ladies’. Boots, Sifdelfic.
Honsa cans RUN RIGHT BY runooon.
HIRAM S. BROWN.
PUMPS AND WELL CURBS
. At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
NOE-16E.
PLUMBING! PLUMBING!
ANING engaged the services ofD. B. 1.1111, 3.
plumber of great experience, and favorably
known in this vicinity as a practical workman in all
branches of plumbing, I shall be able to supply the
public with the best work at. short notice. Leave
your ordersfor
LIFTA ND FORCE PUMPS, BA TH TUBS, WA TER
CLOSETS, BOILERS. BASINS. LEAD,
IINeLINE'D AND BLOCK TIN
‘PIPE. .t-c.. a... .t-e..
all .of~ which are ofl‘ercd at lowest market rater.
Callandsee,
LEWIS J'- CURTIS
25ft 23Main Street. Norwalk,Ct.
L‘m'“““REETH'RHRHSDST
F. H. NASH 81 BROTHERS,
Exagm :HTANDS
AND A
lllSlllE TDD-RES.
and consequently can sell at lunch lower prices, than
if urcbased through MIDDLE MEN or JOBBERS.
Ve have constantly on hand a great variety of
CROCKERY,I
both FOREIGN 6r DOMESTIC.
French Cbina,Parian and Bohemian-wares.
A large assortment of Table and Fancy
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 havejustrcceivcd a large invoice of
roll 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.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD .USEI
CAMPHOBINE.
It; is a. universal household remedy, where used ;
IT CURES Rheumatism and Gout; heurulgia and
’,
. Latin? and 0001’s Restaurant
II. no TURNER. Secretary.
Tint" Trans ARE HARD, BUT THE
PEOPLE MUST EAT 1
In Gazette Building. '
order. . . _V . V
.I . I (Dy-tern In 'everyl‘tylc.
Ice‘ICreaim‘,‘IJelIics, Salads;- Boned Turkey,
&c., supplied on order at shat-t notice.
f’CAfES. frosted and‘ ornamented to order.
HOME-MADE- CAKE, PIES, &c., constantly on
hand. ' >
bananas. WEDDINGS anti SUPPERS supplied
. . andattended.
CONFIC'IIOXERY of all kinds constantly on
hand. of our ownfmanu factnre. V
Chocolatefladilla‘ and Cocoannt .Caromals, Cream
Paste, Honey Comb Bar, Molasses cream Bar.
Cream Cocoannt. Cocoannt Cream Bar, &C..
8m, &.c , made fresh, and put on our
counter every day. Give us a call.
FRANK MEAD, Contectloner.
10000010000001
LUMBER MARKET.
Meal.- !erv-ed to
'l‘illlllcr, Lumber,
Shingles, Latit,
Bullticrs’ Hardware, the”
‘ AT IIIIILESALE All RETAIL.
OFFICE AND YARD:
N EA] t STEAMBOAT LANDING,
Washington St. reel. So. Not-walk.
C
ARTS, VVHEELBARROWS, Etc” '
At; E. K. LOCK‘VOOD’S.
A FULL LINE OF
Wllwlilt titltllls
. , , FOR
.Mcn of: Boy’s Wear.-
ALSO.
BENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINE 00008
O. '1'. Cornwall,
Second Store, Under Not-walk Hall
DAILY TRAIN S.
Daily' trains leave Normal]: Bridge.
At 9 48 a. m., For all stations on the Danbnrydl
4 42 p. in. Norwalk &Shcpauganlev R. R.,
and connecting at Hawleyvilic with up trains on the
Honsatonlc Railroad.
At 6 22 p. in. For Danbury, and all Stations.
At 11 12 a. m For Ridgefleld and intermediate
Stations.
Atll 35 p. m. Freighttrain,
Leave Norwallc BrZ'tiEor South Norwalk.
At732 1045a.m., 213 52S 859p.m.
Le‘aue petunia?" Normal):
630' and 94.5 a. m.;1 05 420 p.m.; Freighttrain
' 816 10 p. m.
JOHN W. BACON,Sup’t.
I!" YORK, IEW HAVE! I. HARTFORD RAILROAD
N EW YORK dz NEW HAVEN DIVISION.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April 13th, 1374.
I‘rafnsleavc Passenger Station at South Norwalk
asf'ollows:
South Nor-walk for New York.
“3.47 A. M..Boston Express.
. “ Boston Ex ress.
0.00 ” Accommo ation
6.42 “ Accommodation
7.34 “ Accommodation. ,
7.45 “ ‘Local Express, stopping at. Dal-ion,
Noroton and Stamford
9.25 “ Accommodation
11.00 “ rcss.
1.18 P. M. mmodation
a 02 “ In Ex rcss.
4.07 " ammo atlon
5.61 Boston Ex ress.
6.31 ” Ac'commo atiou .
9.87 “ Boston Ex ress.
3.43 a. m., Sunday Mai .
New York for South Not-walk .
.At7.10,8.05(Ex.,) 9.05, “10.00, (Ex.,) A. M; 12.00 M
1.00 (Ex.,)3.00, (Ex..)3.55. 4.88tilocal Ex.,) 5.10,
(local ex)5.40(special) 6.35, 3.10 (ex) and 9 (ex) pm:
7 p. at. Sunday.
South Nor-walk for New naven
At 6.39 A. M. Springfield Wily '
9.04 ‘ ‘ Accommodation
9.38 “ Boston Ex ress. ‘
10.64 " Accommo atiou.
11.20 » “ Boston Lightning Express
9.01. P. M . Accommodation
2,27 _ “ Boston Express.
4.31 “ Boston Express
5.54 " Accommodation -
6.14 “ Accommodation
8.59 “ Accommodation
9.51 .1 Boston Express.
10.46 ‘ ' Boston Express;
3,43 “ Sunday Mail.
Trains leave New Havensfor South Norwalk,at
2.40, (Ex.,) 3.10. (Ex.,) 5.30. 6.30, 8.10, 9.45. (Ex.,) A.
rt. :12 M.;1.55(ex.)230,250(Ex..)4.45,(Ex.,)5.20,
8.30,(Ex.,) P. M. 2.30 a. m., Sunday Mail.
See large bills of advertisement at Station
Houses and Hotels. ,
E. of. REED, Gen’l Supt... New Haven.
JOHN. T. MOODY, Sup’t Grand Central Depot
New York.
BENEDICT’S
NEW AMERICAN RESTAURANT
A STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.
Prices moderate. All who desire to be well and
neatly served are cordially invited to call at
BENEDICT’S DINING ROOMS,
119 Chambers Street, between West. Broadway and
Church Street, 41 ' NEW YORK.
WM. 13. DANN,
NDRWAIK HDTEl llVEHY.
River Street.
The very best. of anlln'nts,—not to be surpassed by
any private establishment ill the county.
UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES
. A'I‘
chd’s Jewelry Store,
.31., . ,
‘sourit uoawaLK.
Take contractsfo: putting down
Flag Stone,
Curb and Ballet
Really Trunking
Draining. .
a. .
I Grading
‘ dealers in:
RA YJIIOND BROS"
and
Retaining Gravel, &0. 8.0 '
(lo-AL,”- 'woon,
Building Material.
nltllllt PIPE. FIRE Bklfllt, HAY.
GRAIN,FIEE-D FLOUR,
paovrslons and renounce
April 24
Estate of M
in said District, deceased.
til lS't.
prcscpt their accounts,
said time will be debarre
mediate payment to
3t17 M
ISTRICT 0F NORIVALK, ss. Probate Court
ARTHA l’ELIIAM, late of‘ Nortvalk,
The Court of Probate for the Districtof Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate, to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
properly attested, within
1 a recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make im-
'
ARTIN S. CRAW, Administrator.
May 2d, A. 1)..
Estate of‘CIIARLl-l
in said District. deceased.
ISTRICT 0F N()II§I}I'ALK ss. Probate Court,
A .
S S. COUCH, late ofNotwalk,
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk,
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
lie-1330f for the creditors of said estate, to exhibit
Furniture olicvcry description,
I At greatly rcdudedprlces.
UNDERTAKING,
in allitsbranche‘l’i '
Wm. E. Quintal'd, .
GENERAL FURNISHIING
Undertaker.
IAt QUINTARD:S FURNITURE ROOMS, oppo-
sttc the Horse Railroad Depot. Also, Agent for
the Patent
MARBLE BURIAL VAULT.
Orders promptly attended to day or night.
Residence thrcc doors front Union Avenue on
Main Street. 2
TAX COLLECTOR’S SA LE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
under and 'by virtue of a. certain Tax War-
rant, duly executed and signed by roper authori-
ty, and directed to the underswnet , commandin
him to levy and' collect of W’ILLIAM JOSEI’
anti others named in the rate-book, or list to said
warrant annexed, their several (proportions of the
sum total as therein stated, sai sums being a tax
or assessment agreed upon by the inhabitants of the
town of Norivalk, regularly and lo ally assembled
on the 16th day of December, A. ., 1872, for the
purpose of laylng the Annual State, Town and
Highway Taxes, including the support of Schools.
on the list of 1872, has levied upon and will sell at
Public Auction, at the premises hereinafter de
scribed, on the 30th day ofJune, 1874, at 10 o’clock.
a. m., so much of the fa iowin g described real estate
of William Jpseph, situated in said town of Nor-
walk, at Winmpauk, so called. in quantity one
rootl, more or 059. With the buildin s thereon
stundinv, and bounded northerly by Iain of Loans—
bury it Bissell 00., easterly and southerly by a drift-
way, and westerly by hi llway, as wi I raise the
sum of Four Dollars an Forty Cents, that being
the proportionfi the said William Joseph. of the
sum totalin sai st, together with all legal fees to
Ibc added.
Also, will sell at Public Auction, at the premises
hereinafter described, on the 30th day of,Junc, A.D.
1874, at; 10 o’clock, a. 111.. so much of the following
described real estate of MICHAEL O’DONN ELL.
situated in said town of Norwalk, at Bald Moun-
tain so called, in quantity three acres, more or less,
with the buildings thereon standing, and bounded
northerly by land of Peter McInnemy, easterly by
a tirif'tivay or path, southerlyruns to a oint, west-
erly by land of William Lounder, an others as
will raise the sum of Fourteen Dollars and Sixty-
one Cents, that being the proportion of the said
Michael O’Donnell, of the sum total in said list, to-
gether With all legal fees to be added.
Also, will sell at Public Auction at the premises
hereinafter described, on the 30th dav of June, A. D.
15174, at 10 o’clock, a. in. so much of the followingde-
scribed real estate of‘ MARTIN DAVIS, situated in
said town of Norwalk, near Peal: Swamp, in quan-
tity twgnty-fopr square rods, with the buildings
thereon standing, bounded northerly by land of the
heirs of Samuel Church, easterly by highway, and
southerly by land of Nathan Ives, and westerly by
land of Cyrus Rnscoe, as will raise the sum of
Twelve Dollars and Six Cents, that: being the pr,-
portion of the said Martin Davis, of the sum total
111 said list. together with all legal fees to be added.
Also, will sell at Public Aucti", at; the premises
hereinafter described on the 30th day of June, AL
D., 1874. at: 10 o’clock, a. m., so much of the follow-
ing described real estate of PATRICK KEA RNEY,
situated in said town of Norwalk. in uantity one-
half an acre, more or less, with the buildings there-
on standing, bounded northerly by land now or
former]?, of Robert Elle, easterly by highwa ,
souther y by land of Captherine Condon. westcr y
by land formerly of Oh riotte Gibbons, as will raise
the sum of Eleven Dollars and Ten Cents, that be-
ing the proportion of the said Patrick Kearney, of
the sum total in said list together with all legal fees
who added.
Also. will soil at: Public Auction. at the premises
hereinafter descritell. on the 30th day of J unc, A.
D., 1874, at 10 o’clock, a. m., so much of the follow-
ing describedIreal estate of WILLIAM AHEIRN.
situated in said town of Norwalk, in quantity one
rootl, more or less, with the buildings thereon
purty dog, I know—he’s like me, makes no
pretensions to nateral beauty—but he‘s just
.thc durudcst knowingcst dog that ever
wore har. He’s got more instink, that dog
has, an’ more savey, ,an’ pcn’lratiou, an
insight into human natur’,jist‘in that ugly
old cabez 0’ his nor can be found in the
beds of a whole plaza full of yer eddicated
town :dogs—poodles an’ sicll. What I
pride in him for is his regular human sense,
ilIe'sjist the dai‘ndcst dog'out! Now (‘f I
come h‘omé’ from town perfectly sober
(when I’ve left him to see to the ranch) it
would jist do your hearts good to see that
dog show off what a sense of appreciation
he’s got of me. Fellers, his gorgeous tail
then stands aloft; he skyuglcs about; he
was on aforc me a scrapin" up the yealth
with his hind feet, sendin’ the chips :1 flyin’;
no holds up his head an’ barksjn a cheerful
au’ manly' tone 0' voice, escortin’ me for-
ward an’ feelin’ prouder’n he’d holed a
woodchuck! But let me come‘home full of
tangle-leg, sheep-herder’s ' delight, and
terrantile'l' juice, and that is the (larndcst
shamedést dog yer ever saw. He jist takes
one look at me an’ he knows it all. Down
goes his tail, he lops his years, hangs his
head, squats his back, an’ lookin’ back now
an’ then. he Islinks off an’ ’crawls under the
barn —actually ashamed to be'scen about
the premises for fear somehody’ll find. out
thatI own him. I tell you, ’fellers, he’s
the cusscdest dog for right out an’ out
human sense that ever was seed in' these
parts,'and Truckee Medders is proud that
he war pupped there i”-—From the Virginia
Enterprise. ‘
THE' HOME Tamar-Professor . Hayden’s
story of his surveys .among the mountain
chains of the great west is‘like a romance of
old discovery. Right here, under the' out-
<pread wings of the. American eagle, are
'wonders of‘earlh‘and water as marvellous
as any revealed by Marco P010 or Haklyt.
[u some remote age the sedimentary rocks
of Colarado were upheaved, and deep gorges
and amphitheaters and lofty peaks meet the
eye on every side. The Hayden expedition
last year, measured seventeen poaks‘ that
reached an elevation .of. 14,000 feet, and
twenty-seven over 13,000. At least lwentv-
five peaks are more than 14,000 feet'higll.
Colorado is, therefore, the mountain region
of the United States,~and the great west, as
flat as the ocean from Indiana to the foot
of the mountains, leaps up' to be the towel-
lng west at the backbone of the Continent.
Switzerland has but half dozen peaks above
14,000 feet, and she can show none of those
elevated parks, which Colorado has, at a
height of nine or ten thousand feet above the
sea, Then Colorado offers those frozen cas-
cades of lime marked by the terraces ~‘whfch
no pen can describe, the flowing water per-
petually changing its temperature. There
we geysers and mud- puffs, and wondrous
steaming caldrons, and that .beautiful lake
so fart‘abovc the sea level, that its surface
wnte roll 1,500 feet higher than the summit
of M aunt Washington. Here is a region for
travel-unsurpassed in the world. undone
that'ofl‘ers all the room for incident and ad -
NDRWALKI LIVERY STABLE.
FIRST-CLASS
DENTAL SCIENCE l
Special Inducements to those re-
venture that the average American may de-
cold in its head, and it never suffers from
site. .
baldness. Its nervous system is never un-
I rung by political excitement, and it retams
tllclr c aims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present Few accounts, properly attested within-
said time, will be debarred a recovery. Allper-
sons indebted to said esyatc are requested to make
Catarrli; Headache and Swellcd Face ' Group and
Sore Throat; Sprains and Bruises; Bunions and
Chilblains; Frosted Feet and Hands: Chappctl
standing. bounded northerly by highway, easterly
by highway, and southerly by land of the Center
School, and westerly by and of John A.Weed,
' W. H. SWORDS‘,
No sight to look to, no sound to list.
Up and up, till: the wide.- wide :sky
‘ ' ' ' ’ . 1.“ firmness When there is 9' financml panic. . . ' I Flesh ‘ Eruptions of the Skin. For Sale by MFR“ T T ILOR , '. w . ~ ’~ . deceased, as wrll raise the sum ofThirty-four Dol- -- ——
Burst like an ocean. on my .cfl It never has to maintain its mother-in-law. quirmg Artlfimal Teeth' , DO!) BL!) Ah” ““Gl‘l‘ immed'flle 3531?}: 2610 . . lal‘s and Three Cents. that being the proportion of ' " -
. - . ‘ - RD, Administrator. the said William Ahern of the sum total in said SEWER P 'PE ! SEWER PIPE !
list together with all legal fees to be added.
Also. will sell at Public Auction, at the premises
hereinafter described, on the 30th day of JItlne,AI.D.
ll. ll. 85 0.3.2110Wl'l'l',
DEEQGWSE’SU
011.1 trans S. LOClcwoorIg, ofsald Norwalk, is duly
authorized by me to receive for me claims against
H mgr; (and Carriages
and it may refrain entirely from dancing
when it goes to a party. It does not wash
on Saturday nights, and nobody ever asks
After a long and most thorough testin , I am pre-
pared to offer to the bile a A NEW ASE IIOR
ARTIFICIAL TEE H, which is dctined to entire];
CORNER WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS.
I stayed my flying, and hung a-poise;
soU'rn NORWALK, comm,
No ecliOIf‘eflChItld.me 0"? 011me 110199. ' Al‘isizes. The cheapest and‘best. Manufactured
Constantly on hand for hire, With or without driv- and for sale by CHAS. 'l‘. LEONARD Jr SON.
' . - . . . . su erccde the use of Rubber. It is St-ron er Li h ,
I hung o’er head of the cloud below IMO stng. It 15 “0t persecuted 1’ llre'm' enp more Omnfortable and Healthy in tghcimd’nth NORWALK (,qu Scotch Cheviots meltons Grape and ers. Our equipment was never better anti we do said estate. . s . . 13'“: M 10 o’clock, 3- m., 50 ““1011 0f the.“°“°“""8 Norwalk June 26 1813
l . , - .. ~ - ~ ' surance agents and it runs no ris s of re- than Rubber. With a view of introducing this ’ ‘ ‘ ° - . ’ . ’ not mean that any 51,311 outdo us in s’ai-e stylish ‘3 “3 JOHN 11' SAMORD, Admlmtmmr- described real estate 01' THOMAS BARRY. situat- am ' 3 '
Snft as a hilltop heaped With 5110‘“ ' ' ' b' , It ' ‘ d b newly devised material and establiéhmg that con- EngllSh Coatmgs and cvcrywny desirable turnouts Orders; for ' OT . . . ' ed in said WWII 0‘" NOYWfllki in quantity Seven .-'
I I I I ' I H fillgdgsgejrgt cldllsats in ligfvvghaillllgry:nd i); “deuce in“ thtitdesewu'lwmmm“mail?“ F'or Sale Mad ' t l (I or t? ’ t l wrnmvcs Fm‘En ILS- PARTIES Isfilgrlil 283313 out} Alm" 55" Pmbnte’ Gom’ acr:s,lmflll'c h" liess’ aHat‘hmllmeltll “lortfltlelf‘lfiand ‘ .. OFFEE AVD :PIOE 1111.15 ' '
l l ' t ‘ l w as ‘ those m a t in . 's eupms y e an :1 lowes rices. - ar e “ - ‘v ~ .- ‘v * . ._ . . . ,. - ~ ' — eas er v I 1 way. sou er an o a v ‘ ~. _ - ~
’ a a vet o W ’ or fl pp 1} g l . ’ assortment of g and PASSENGERS to and from the cars. prom ltly Estate of ELIZA Mlhfifirsgflte of Norwalk, in Ann Willitl’ms lEmil others. \vcsgcrly): by land dfitlxlz ' .' :A-t E".K-.L901.‘WQ0D’S'
I gazed on the blue nights over me,
And felt for a moment I was free.
will can to those w 0 have not before been able to
get a. thoroughly good set at a very low rice to ob-
tain them.‘ Satisfaction is guarantee . Please
call and examine at the Dental Rooms of
Dr'o'T' G. Barbour,
Sald DlStl‘lct: deceased. ‘ heiryof Lawrence M. Stevens, deceased, as Will
raise the sum of Six Dollars and Ninety-six Cents.
‘tilat being the proportion ot‘tilc said Thomas Ba
of' the sum total in said list together with all‘lcga
fees. to be added.
{alcvbrhas -to give wedding presents to its I .
wife’s relations. It never has to pay when —M——— A T I
it rides on a railroad. It never has to carry
an umbrella, and nobody‘ever sits on its
and satisfactorily executed. Horses rcceivet on
Livery, &c., and all at reasonable prices.
Stable at old stand a few steps north of Horse
Railway Dc ot.~ I). B MOREHOUSE, Proprietor
Nor-walk; ov.15th,1873. 46
athCourt of Probatefortltp, Dist. ot'of Norwalk
hath limited and allowedsix mo _ ’ Itfrom' the date
hereof, ror the crcdltqrsmf said Idiotic. to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Thos‘e‘ Silo neglect to
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
‘ Gents’ Kill Gloves.
590 Good FencIcIPosts.
I was free to fly where Iwouldin space. Enquire of [3. ll. PERSONS,
so called, in quantity five rootis, more or less,
bounded northerly b highway called Summit Ave-
nue. westerly by lam of S. E. Olmsteatt anti others,
southerly and westerly by land of the heirs of Law-
rence ill. Stevens, deceased, as will raise the sum
My thoughts were free from the world's coat-tail -So, taking it all in all, the clam . . . ,. . .
_ . . . I . present their accounts , ro erl attested n itlnn , - - - -
worn face ought to be happy, no mane;- what the con- No. 3 Gazette Building, over Jackson’s store. a 3m11 . D. & .\'. Railroad Freight House. Of all Shades and Colors, of the Best Quality. said time, will be tlebanze‘d ail-ecdrvei -. All’persons l Alsol 1‘: ".13“;ng3‘“ ‘,‘,°,’,}“§,‘,‘,‘,’,“i a! t}? prcniIisfis ' DIJ. Emmi: I'm-an} ”'7“ “a.
' tlition 0f the tide. : .- Office hours from 10 a. m., to 5 p. m. .. _ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD indtIzbttctt to said tEtsmw are request to make 1111- 1‘8?4el¥€1810’6300k, a :3 . soen'lllcll(0‘f} the :fiféfiné ginger-i «Digital; 1&vand met-so ' muse,
‘ . ' ' ————-———' '-‘ I ‘ ' ' ““3‘ m L‘ "MW” 0 ~ 3‘1) l . lc taro of Fantasy 1; (‘ “moss “M ' ° ' ° ‘ “0.1“!th
A moment the thought of freedom won ____.____.._.__ . .lxuhs G. GREGORY Administrator “FEW ‘3‘. W“. 5 . . a - I: A. . A. w Syn Igumtooftah' ' ounforltmlid-
' ' PAIXS LEAVE NEW YORK from foot, of Dcs- :- s13 - - . * ‘ ,. ' . ' . Situated in said town of Norwalk, at Spring Hill, ”JMM . . _ .
DRAIN PIPE ! ! DRAIN PIPE ! ! ~ of. “lift the Will annexed MWIEEI
CEMENT PIPE FOR CHIMNEYS.
Square and. Round Cement Pipe. with plain and
ornamental tops, forchimneys; have a more perfect
draught, and are cheaper and better than brick.
noninvasavnmanns'
ar- 1!. x. Looxwooms.
SOMETHING NEW!
brosses and Cortlandt Street, as follows:
Express for Harrisbur , Pittsburg, the West and
South, with Pullman Pa acc Cars attached. 931011.
111.. 5 and 8:30 p. n1. Sunday, 5, and 8:30 p. in.
For Baltimore. Washington. and the South, via
The grand lodge chdId Fellows-“of the
state of Connecticut will hold their annual
session at Meriden, May 20th. The grand
. ’ EA. _ . '
we angcwed' it. Wm!-
lnguRev.Tb%siMnrpl¥I§I.BD.. 6% 1.0.11.
edu. 30" ' u ' "at?
o. 31‘.” ‘Pittaford.N. . ll ‘-
rights flmimdthmltirvnntgfiuum W13!
Tilrilled me; I turned to greet the sun.
Commissioner-5’ Notice. ’
The best in the Market. Warranted to give satis- .
IIE Subscribers appointed by the Court of Pro-
faction,and front 25 to 30 per ccnt.cheapcr than
All! like a great red bull he lay
» ' ‘ Haven the
Hard at the henceward 88193 0". (hf- encampment m" meet .11] New any other- Mannincluredand forsale by . . . bate fort ctiirtrlctofNorwalk Commission- .. v . . . .
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E’en “51 gazed the portal ope’d, . .1 - orwa - 0‘“) y or 5- mm ' "“26'1873' Norwalk, June 26, 1873. vl‘a 1:10 0.13:. 1:.. (“7:30 p. 111.. dailv. ,, mgton’ fdtgpgrcizeéllvt 0031351510191? “ghetto ‘aggfiloln d’éc’é‘tl’sltfd’ ”1‘3”,“ 5““ “S" ”gem“ “'m‘ “u ”‘5‘” “’93 ‘° be cm 9 “mm "M ”'50“ mm
- . - gre - ' .... - ' ' o W Ex )ress for Philadelphia, 8:10, 9:31; a. m. 12:30 3 ~ - ~ ' 3 ‘ . ' '- . ’ m 0‘ ~ - '
And fainter and film.“ the M rays '10P“! T0 Mach‘nQ/sts I M COTTER & ansnlAn' Un’I/on Marble 07.168 ‘ 4. 5, 71:30, 8:30, 9 p. m. anti 1:: night. Sunda ' 5 6910' "391%“th insult out, hereby V8 notice that)": Also, will sell at: Public Auction. at the premises IN WARE. at
Clsl‘fi. 9 . Yr v , wllLattentl to the business of our said appomt . . . , . .
- . - , \‘ORWALK CONN - RANGES. 7:30. 8:30 and 9 D- m. ' meat. at the store of William St. John 8; Co. in hereinafter described, on the 60th day of June, A. . IE. K. LOCKVVOOD’S
He was gone, and tl fear came over me; AVING formed a co-partnership, and located ‘ ' ‘ ' Ticket Offices, 52 ', .135, 271, and 944. Broadwa 11 v. . w 1, 25th d f J A ’ D., 1874, at 10 o’clock, a..m., so much of the follow-
a a. . . . . The subscriberhas made arrangementsb which he . 3' sin 1‘11.“ Canaan, out o a o unc. . D., . . , , . ,
- « - their business In the basementof-the Brick . a y No. l Astor House: anti fool: of Desbrosscs and ~- , _ o , , ... lll"(lCSCI'll)Cl1 real estate of THOMAS J. BL RNS, ' . '
I tllouwht no more of the Joy to be free A 1,, m 1‘ Id 'r e f sale a, m . . - willhereafterreccive GOOD N0 7. RANGE . - - - . 312 on .. - 1m, an 1 on the Athdnv of Octo er.A- D., 15.4. at .a . . _ .
a . ' F89 quan 7 0 0 YD 01‘ 3 Building of Mr: Wm. K. James, on Water Street, .1 u . t. ' _ _ “'00 Cortlandt Streets. Emigrant Ticket- Office, No.8 one o‘clock in the afternoon ol‘each of said days. Sltuflted m Stud POlVll 01: hOI'WflHI. near Peat urwa flan] will]! ' 8011““!
. Office. are now prepared to furnish to'ordcr, articles or Scotch Granite, Cill an dseethembeforebn in cl se-wl-l e; e .' Battery Place. A. J. CASSATT. Get-ill Manager. Said Court hath limited and allowed six months Swamp, so called, in quantity three acres, more or
But I thought of the night. of the dark and machinery or either . directlrom Scotland. lIeis also prcparedtofurnlsb ’ g ' D- 11. 30‘ n, J13» “0110?“ Passengel‘r‘gent- from the date hereof. for the exhibition to us. of 10551 bounded “Shelly ”Y ”n“ 0‘ “WSW“ .B- " ‘ " ' ~ -
V the chill T OVE REP AIRS ' every kind of ’ . GEQGE F BELDEN. claims against. said estate. :3111Iddley, €313“ Ibyéngfhiqmy, “i“? by lapd of QIun- ESTABLISHMELT' '
. - . v ~ , ‘ . _ r , , a1 wes y an 0 ..clinic arvls ( eccaset as ', _ ;
Of the long SIOW hours the voiceless S M E- 1" LOCK‘VOOD’S' ' "on! steel! Bras-SJ or wand! ITALIANé‘gfifl'l‘Ig 13,93 gfigfilolfdu STOVE NORWALK ' ‘géfifilfialfig‘gglmy : conmuwoners' {lugrllfise mtthsum of 03° Doll'll‘lrfilqnd’ngltly cefitj’ DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS
I I H I . . . .' . , V. . , , 1 , . . ~g . o— - . . 1a clng e propor Ion 0. . sai omas . ‘
I V STEAM WATER & GAS FITTING M o N U M E N T s ASKETS' at ' ”OISE Shoal" 8"" New Lanaan, AW“ .ath, ISA “17 Burns, of the sum total in said list, together with ofevery description
Above was the desert sky unknown; .1 ‘ii’ "1" “II, I sat 'h' t1 H Slabs Table“ s1 is a n M I 5 E. K. LOCKWOOD’S. ! 0TH, PROP. min courr r h D, -. V r all legal flies to be added. - CLEANSED OR DYED
. an wt remix 11 int 5 0 ac may all onse- ! . n s, c., as we as ant esan \ . . . Ridgcfield. . t or t e Ilstrlct 0 Also, will sell at. Public Auction, at: the premises in: manner not tobe surpassed. Particular atten
tion paid to the
Cleansing, Pressing tit Repairing of
GENTS’ GARMENTS.
hereinafter describcd,on the 30th day of June,A.D.
1874. at 10 o’clock, a, m., so much of the following
described rcaII estate or MATTHIA ROWLAND,_
situated in stud town of Norwalk, at Bell’s Island,
so called, in quantity two acres, mtire or less, with
Furniture Slabs in general. at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Cemetery Fencing, Iron'ltallng, M- ,
hold Goods,&o.._and hope by strict attention to
business to thumb to the public aplnco where
tItIn thin of a miscellaneous character. can be
0 alnc . _ .
The application of Samuel M. Smith, respectfully
showeth: That he is Guardian to William E. Bogart
a minor residing in the city of Hackensack, State
of'New Jerse ,- and that said minor is .tlre,owner of
Below cloud-seas; here was I alone. .
Lonely I felt, as when children wake
In the night, andIcry for fh'e-terroy’s sake.
And I cared no more for the wings to be freeI
So that the dear earth‘I might see.
Cospanoun's, ON 1.x
. our; nonnan,
AT E. K. LOCK‘VOOD’S.
DON’T GO TO NEW YORK FOB
furnished and put upat shortnottce and on very
favorable terms. . '
Representingan establishmentthcoldestand best
known ofanyln Western Connecticu t,thesubscriber
feels thatits reputation for artistic excellence and
honorablcdealing is already too well established to
need commendation. Address ‘11. B. Price. Agent.
V the undivide one-fourth part of the following de-
scribed real estate, situated partly in Ridgeticld,
v Fairfleld CoxtIllty,ICon11ecticut, and partlyin the.
town of Rcddtng, in said Fairlleld County, bein
late the homestead of William Smith, late of salt
Ridgcflcld, deceased. in quantity sixty acres, more
or less, with the buildings thereon standing, fora
the buildin s thereon standing, bounded north and
cast by \\ llson’s Cove, soul-h . by land of Phebe
Cox, westerly by land of Benjamin Tntlgill, as will
raise the sum of Nine DollIars, that being the pro-
portion of the said Matthias Rowland of the slim
total 111 said 1131: together with all legal fees to be
by a new andfmprovedmethomztn two—days. Car-
pets, Ru 5. Piantrand {fable Covgtscleanedur dyed.
KID GL VES'CLEANED’so as to look almost equal
to newin one day; 20 ceitts perpair,‘ ;Call and Ice
samples. done at the. oncey-east of- Horsc Railwu y
Depot. Open until 80’clockp.: .. . . .
. N..- PERRY.
l
Downward. downward, now closed the MechanlcSt.. lntherearof the new Bank.i\orwalk. .. ‘IIF 1' OF 11 ‘11", II , “,OT particular description of boundarics'.‘&‘c;, refer- added. _ , _ 1.30.;
. cloud, .. ». . Mr LINUS BELCHER’S , .A . ORS . RA .WAl D i . . cnfiefisihitid to Itfhl: Ldmlzl Emerge, ofisaiéi mugrlmcld hAlso, gull sIell atII’uIblic AIuctIIhtIlril, Itltt the pIrcmlsItis _ ~ ' ,
- - - - , - , am e t mg. 11 no a a outnine on red do lars. creinu or ( cscri 8! . 0n 1 19 t it of one, . v ‘. ;' ‘ *‘ " ' , _
Glimmerlng and chill like a dead man s GOLD WALL PAPERS 3' JAMES D. SHEA. Agent. And he further says that the estate is at. present In. 1874.1}: 2 o‘clock, p. 111., so much 30' the follow: .FITCE’E. . -
shroud. ' ’ . H bod . h b t: 1 ar- unproductive: that the avails thereof are wanted mg described real estate, of PATRICK A.MUR- - ,, . .. . I. .
. I ti l)” es s . m t Ie very eIs map??? $31? \‘G for the Stlpport,1Ina1rI1tcnancc and education of said PHY. Slléllllted Ill Stud town Of Nor-walk, in qllfllm- snlDIEBS’ “RPH‘NS' HflMF
cu ar ““0““0“ mud") LAMP. 0“ L ‘ ‘ g ‘f - minor, and that; it \leI be for the advantage of said t‘v one-half an acre, m or less. with the buildings '
it
An hour or a momeni?—Lo !- the earth lay
bare, ‘ '
In the while moon‘s rising radiance fair.
A world of shadows,»with nothing clear .
A world of darkness, but, oh ! ,Ihow dear!
Downward. downtvai'd, the
vane ’ -
Gleams bright, lo a light-in a window-pane.
moon on the
,
I touched the ground, its scent lIkncw ;
I kissed each grass—bent damp with dew.
My wings were gon 3, I was 'frec’no more;
But gone were tbc~vain wishes felt before.
11.1185 lin‘utovlrr
0 l; ll
Wenoiaéasf;
48 East 14th Street,
NEW YORK,
are negotiating
You can do Better at
H. M. & J. '1‘. PROWITT’S.
THE PLA CE
ITO PURCHASEI
House Furllis‘lling Goods,
China, 010011011. 000 Glass W010,
IS AT THE STORE 0F _,
"B FOR. FEMALE WEAKNESS. I received
an Indian recipe, from which I prepared
some for myself, which resulted in a cure.
Supporters are not used under anv consideration.
It; effects are wonderful in the relief and cure of
Prolapsus UterIl, Nervous chility Weakness of'
the Back and Limbs. Dyspepsia, P. lpitatlon of the
I cart, Dprresslon pf Spirits, IrregulariticsI, Change
. ,‘Llf‘eflI bites. Dropslcaf Affections, Billousness,
InflIamatlon of Kidnc s, IHeadachc, Spinal Com-
plaint. Rheumatism, inlncss in the Head; makes
new blood and strengthens the whole system.
"RE Tile best Spring Bitters that is yet known
. for man or woman. A pleasant medicine.
Can be right roundwhilc taking medicine, gaining
in health and strength every day, ‘
Unsolicited Tostlmonlnls.
DRE
CANAAN, N..II., Jan. 12. 1874.
, Mus. LINUS BELanltz—I have sold out
t e medicine I bought of you, and I can truly say I
believe it to be the greatest remedy for human; and
best blood cleanser I ever know. It excels all the
humor medicines of the age for Salt Rheum, which
is the est of this nation. .01 y husband inherited
Salt R enmIfront his mother, and Liver Com laint.
TIIE consu REMEDY FOR
BON80MEP'I'ION
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
horses.
v—f
A]. IIODS, Etc., at.
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
0°
C
o .
I . , I.
0ltl Carnage S op.
New Carriages and other Vehicles madoto order,
and Repairing and Jobbingdone in thebcstmunucr,
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 theycan satisfy
alithe oldcnstomersoftho
Oldest Stand in Not-walk,
andsuch others as mav be led tocxtendto them
theirpatronagc.
We have also opened a CARRIAGE REPOSITO-
RYlllCiliclicstersicnrner store. where always can
utc ill such case made and provided.
Dated Ridge-field, April 20th. 1874.
District of Ritlgcficld, Probate Court, as.
where such re.
minor to sell the same anti invest the avmls there-
of' according to law: wherefore he says that there
is just and reasonable cause for selling the same.
He therefore rays the Court; to order said real cs-
tate to be sol . and torcmpowcr him or some other
meet person to sell the same, pursuant: to the stat-
SAMUEL M. SMITH, Guardian.
ORDERED—That the foregoing application be
heard and determined at: the Probate Office. in
ltidgefield. on the 30th day of June. 187-1, at 1
o’clockIafternoon; and that notice thereof bc pub-
lished 111 some ublic newspaper near the place
. estate lies, three weeks succes-
stvcly, at: least six weeks before said time assi ncd.
.. IIIRAM K. SCOTT, J u go.
Norwalk :
fully showctll :—
to run radiatirE-counr far the District of
The a plication of Lewis I}. Griffin, of the town
of Beth ing, in the State of Connecticut, respect-
That he is parent and also legally ap ointcd
thereon standing,” 11 north and west by now
or late of Harvey tch, east by highway, souther-'
ly Iiy land of A. II. Byington, as \leI raise the sum
of hree Dollars and Thirty Cents, that being the
proportion of the said Patrick A. Murtlly of the
sum total in said list together with all legal fees to
be added.
Also, will sell at Public Auction, at the premises
hereinafter described, on the 30th day of J 11110, A.
1)., 187-1, at ‘1 o’clock, p. 111., so much of the follow-
ing described real Icstate of THOMAS MCQUIL-
LAN situated in said toqu of N orwalk, at Down
Town, so called, in quantity one-half an acre,
mom or less, bounded north b land of R. H. Row-
an, east by land of Margaret ockwood, and south
by highway called Van Zundt Avenue, and west
by land of Thomas Taylor, as will raise thesum .
Two Dollars and Sixtv-flvc Cents, that being the
proportion of tlicIsuld Thomas IMcQulllan of the
sum total in said list together With all legal fees to
be added.
Also, will sell at Public Auction, at the premises
hereinafter described, on the-30th day of J line. A.
D., 1874, at 2 o’clock p. m., so much of the follow-.
ing described real estate of JOHN LOUDON,
situated in said town of , Norwalk, at; Winni.
ART GALLERY,
AT DARIBN ,1 .C'l‘,
'IIPEIIO VISITORS AT All‘llfllls 0F I'll! I"
ThlsGallery contains many oftbe fincstPaintings
in America, and lovers of Art willgratif‘ytheirtaste
antlaid a worthy Charityby visitln be Home.
V THE “ BARTRAM.”
The Bartram Sewing llachinels the latest produc
tion of inventive genius. ‘ It has the
0' ' o 0
Setup lace, ty
of the Wilcox do Gibbs’,l 2t makestheIock-stitcll
with a revolving shuttle, which. revolvmg on Ifts
carrier. is subject to no wear. and requires no oiling
by which the thread would otherwise be soiled; and
the wear and friction of a “race” is avoided. Thill
style of shuttle moves with greater
:I.
']I)llysi_cittns to be the most;
reliable prcpa 'ation ever in-
And I knelt,whilc my thanks went up to God,
For the love that binds man ' to the sod.
= ' r , E. W. Bourdillr‘oh.
For years, in warm weather, he was fecb e, his
skin flabby and sallotIv, no appetltc,had inward
heat, and sometimes faintncss and nausea. also a
be found a full assortment of all styles and kinds of
Carriages. iiom a Clarence to a pony Phaeton.
South Norwalk, Sept. Stll 1.873.
uardian to Ann Elizabeth Rider, :1 minor clung-
lllg to said District of Norwalk, and that said minor
is the owner of an interest in the following real es-
pank, so‘cailctldnquuntity four acres more or less,
with the buildings thereon standing, bounded
northerl' b land of Morgan T. Smith easterly by
cums SILKS at 81111105125, formerly 3175. _ ,
gggyyggg-igggfig and“ W... E. K. LOCK WOOD. .I Rapid/(Sty
LA I: sinks.
BLACKGBENA I fiomMcts. to 91 85. I I heartdtfllctItlty. lanintcr, and at sIomeother times, tl'Odll ,0 ' a , _ - . , . II ._ . . . . . . I .,
Temper-nee Hamill" nv-n. STRIPE” GREN'. f IRES. new styles, in l‘“§,“f‘§',”‘§'sgfii,yss,flif§25sgififi’,}},“‘f,’.‘,‘}‘ia'},y “3“?“ C d 101 the tellef .and 3.12.1 UTTIfE' ‘5’ SON- Eli'é'hvcifo'oil’t‘i‘gdgqgoli, Rigéehtfl‘cggygitlil‘tfilglllltt - $333331 . Wilfrid §%I:;I:%1%gfilypl;§l#fill|:3§é ”doe-‘0‘“ 09mm“ maklng“"“”"""""‘°"“"""“
- 2 :5. ' V ‘ figfiog’fisiua DR 83 GOODS . th 11 t BLATCHI‘El b hls‘beltrd‘ymld in s ots gfimsmdiwitfi inféflhgnfif CIll'C Of all Lung complaints, ings thereon standing, sitttntIed,Ilyin and being in the '51,“: of) Twehty Do,,;,,.,, and memm Cents; with the same mot-ion of the foot, than any other
Ye friends of Temperance rouse to duty! n, - E: - ‘ m c es lm loved CUCUMBER WOOD burning. etc. _At earth hysiciuus pronounced'i’t . 1 - .. ff . 1 1 l' CODES-WARD the town oi Wiltonun said district olhorwnlkmnd that brain the halauccdue upon tuition account of macblne- .
. .. v- ’- - a “"5- . r MP, Tasteless Durable.Efll- 5,1, Rheum_,, mm...” 8 5k... and M50 Me ,nto .mt is 0 01 cc to i: la pub 10, Al: 1:. K. LOCKWOOD’S. bounded northerly by land at Charles Jennings. the stud olm London ofthc sum total In said list 1
eed now the. zilltl‘tblds. you me: NOVELTIES inI BEBE and SILK LUS- cient and chea . The best Pump h if 9 ill or ' other came 1 d ' . m-.. . . . . .. . . custcrlv by land of Hiram St. John. soother] and o'emerwml all lo .31 fees to be added. -’ Eczse
" TEES for travelln dresses p t e e h t -.“' m “0 0" a“ 1‘10" S‘lllCthllcd b t] h . - . , . . .Y. .. toD l. o
- for the least noney- Attention would strike inward. ouch we feared that he ‘ y ‘0 expellence ESTABLISHED 1849. “mm by ”gm” the mew“ Of 5"“ "““°"* Dated ntNorwalh Avril 25“» A- 1).. 1374- t 1 f' th ‘t if f s '
' Itis the castes man age e an yo .ewrng
being her right ol‘dowor in said real estate as wid-
ow of John F. Rider, deceased.
And he further says that the estate is at present
unproductive: illat the malls thereof are painted
for tile support, maintenance anti education of said
minor nut that it will be for the advantage of said
minor to sell the same. and invest the avails there-
The wives and 1116, ‘I‘dfeflmest pleading—
Bebold their tears-'11 2 hear their cries!
Behold their tears ah" bear their cries!
Shall selfish men, vile mischief breeding-—
A heartlesa liquor dealing baud- '
Afllict and desolate the land,
ENG s the best assortment ‘ K
the gals.“ PBIN . p In 3tllf BURN. SMITH, Tax Uollcctorlist; of 1872.
BLACk EMBROIDERED POLONAIS-
“and 8A0 HES. .
PARIS-MA UNDER‘VEAR ill linen-
DOMESTIC-MADE UNDERWEAR at.
is especially invited to Blatch-
ley’s Patent; Improved Bracket
and New DropICheck Valve.
which can bc Withdrawn with-
out removing the Pump, or dis-
turbing the jomts. Also, the
Cop er Chamber, which never
would sink into a cotlsum tivc’s grave. His blood
was thin and watery, an often ad a cough, and
had the )lalpitution severelyll lie overtaxed his
strength, oril‘ his stomach was empty; this was
for over fifteen veal-s. Last AugustIllis humor
struck inwardly, had nausea, and pain in his bow-
els, and we thought he could not; live much longer.
- llachincs. Delicate ladies who cannot use others
Si‘i‘IC'I‘ 0F WFS’I’PORT, g9 Probate Court can operate the Bartram withoutfatigue.
.. t - . . ., . I
I)I Apl‘ll 25111, 1371. Best Needle.
On the: pctitIion oIfI'I HcIrIn-yII T. LulIIIlbcrton. Conscr-
vator 0 -ve in ,am or on an of” William J. ~
Finch ant Etlll'gl'fl J. Taylm", a majority of the It has the best needle in the world—short. and
of over forty years. \Vhen
resorted to 'in season it: scl-
dom fails to effect a speedy
in» the '
C. B. D’Artois,
The Celebrated
CATERER dz CONFEGTIONER,
MARK
Patented.
and cotton.
5d
While are and lovinw hearts are blccdinv? vcr low riccs. a onto or scales andwill outlast ' 1 . ' l 1 ~ in ‘ . 1 ' g - . Clll‘e lllOSt severe , . - . or according to law: wherefore he says that; there , _ . .
Ch p 3 '3 BM 30 ”FRIES, LACEI, TIES, RIB- 4 any other. For: sale by Dealers {.‘é‘fl 3315:; '33:! ,,,,‘,‘,°,‘,lo,,,§‘c‘,fw 11min”? $.33 fig}: I N . f C .1 . . . SOUTH NOR ‘VALIA, CON N. , is just and reasonable cause for selling the samc. StaIIectmen of the town of Westport. showing to . fll'lllgm With 8 flat shank; By gimp”. anmg Kalil?
£315.79 "I. lid! of "um i egaldcsldfi'xln GLOVES anew assortment a an? “10 gifigghlfllgell'IfHYu Ill; a spoonful and in five minutes tllc pain and nausea CdSCS 0 011g IS? B1 0110]] ltlS, Respectfully informs his numerous patrons and tho [Io tlicIrcf'oi-e ilIraysItIhc 0‘10“": a" of“? BllllIlIinthiIe st this Cour: tlgpsslfi itlilIIlleliry 'II‘I. LambeIiI'ton his in ItIhc needgslgrgggg 1:3 }f,,",‘,,,c§'f;,‘,‘hfn‘f§o§; I
so 10 ' ' - u re for a e s um um . ~ ‘ ' ll - - . . " - ‘ ’. , ‘ ‘ ,_ . ' - . of suit minor Ill salt rca cs .1 c o 0 so I an to conscrva Ior ‘ ve me am cl'torr‘ t at t e an never a o
I y ‘ q y p, “ as gone (It had been there a day), and from that. Cl 0UP, ‘V-hOOplllg Cough, public generally ’ “‘“L he continues to furnish empower him or some other meet person to, sell the said Eveline Lamberton is the owner of the fol-
ROSIEIIY, VESTS and DBA‘VEBS for i'not for salcin our town sent! direct to . bi an to mend. Four times ' . -
1 y , 110111 11c cg aday,after same. .Il‘sllfllll.‘ to the statute in such case made lowing real estate situated in said District. VIZ-2 D-u'l'ab’l/l’l/ty.
Gird on your'armor-brighl! -
- - . . summer. . . catin and at bedtime ho tooka tables oont‘ul. It: - r . . ’ PARTIES. IVEDDINGS .
Wg‘l‘k on, W911]; 911,11“ fibrin“ “sowed FAMILYI LINEN S. MUSLINS, FLAN- cuts]; 2:" Fnr‘cgifill’hifui’llfi:"l£:cu0l:lolt kept; lis bowels rcgulttr throw out Ithcllliluor, "ave Influenza, Jilsthlna, Colds, FASHION ABLE ,DINN ERS, ' and provtdcd.IIII About twenty-live acres of land, together with the . .
. 0 conquer In Hts ml t . ELIS, c. _ , , onulc . ., . . ~ him all appetite. cttrod his heart; tllflicult ' andaf- S . . T] . . I). ' LUNCHES, AND COLLATIONS Dated!‘ ”‘1 :‘l‘h~,1374~ . “Pudmgs 5t".““'"g thereon, Sltlmted M Green 5 1115 withOutquestion.the most durable machine
PftlY on. pray on and ad will give 53"“ 1% 39'“ ”Wm“ 1f "95““1- ,. “ tcr takin"r scvcn bottles the humor was kil ctI. Ilc 0] L It 0.15, 0.1118 01'. SOI‘C- . . . ’ LEW.ls " Gilih FIN, Parent and Guardian “5 ‘5‘““5’ 1n §”'“l Westport, and bounded North bv in the 'mafke'w “5 it 15 sosimply constructed (having
The victory to lbc Ri"ht PA A SOLS "1 the new styles. ‘3'“0“ ‘ continued to take your Medicine until he flail taken llC -. .. i] t 1 Cl '0 1 S. .1 with every requisvltc in Ias good style as canIbc had aforesaid. highway; hItItst, by lands of Arthur C. Taylpr. on but five working parts), that friction is reduced to
V P - v FOR SALE, twclvc bottles. Now his flesh looks like new. his Sb 1 . IC 105 Hill. If e, of any of the New \ork Caterers. Having had . . I -—, . South and“ est hylands of said .I‘aylor,ofsald IIen— the lowest possible degree., All‘the wearing parts
push-lot ofltorwztllc, Probate Court. 33., Apt-ll 2517:, W ,9 made 0 r the finest steel. and beautifullyflnlshed.
much experience in New York, he is able to com- '1‘. Lumber-ton, and b the higlhway, and valued at
m
:s, , I I . . . _ . . W , . . . , . .
A C A-n D ' heal.h '5 good, ms 51c“ 1011138111?!” anti 100“ L“ Cl (JOIDPltlllltI, Bleeding pctc With them in every respect. . thirty-livehundred ‘101 ars. S owing ‘0 this 00“”
More” Oll l “18 battle is JGhOVfl’Bl WF BEG TO AN‘SOU‘NC'EHZI'O~ OUR, I’ATROVS. A BAY MARE“ Enquire of . . younger by ten years. If s flesh and skin looks like _ . o
‘ - .‘ .‘ - — ‘. E.C.BxbbELL. . ' -.- . , . . . . ~_. ‘ ",- -~ ~ I v ltll) f.) - . ~,~ 'l' U I
- - . . l‘ . ‘ . ' . neu.ttndl clsllcartv atitlha . All irai (:13 l e . - . . “r . v I] l BlscutGl , ORDLRLI) That the lore 0mg appllcatlon be that It “Oil 0 0} tie lnteicst oisuld Eve me , o m l
.0 "r leader cats-“sign.” (1|!in t ' h' RNDINgNE‘NEEISgOEEQfi‘LSFgST DFE‘SYIISIIX‘B‘ZD to your incltlicinc undet- Provlllglcc. Alnotl’icr 1:1:I‘n ‘Xt "he I‘ungs) 4&0. , ' lStal‘,S llgllgtl figfiffillfcdl?‘ ’ Pltiml’tttidfifg, heard and detpl'mlnod at the Prgbatc Office in New Lamberton that 5311‘. 1'031 estate Should be sold. GEN/91¢“ E cl’ency' '
H“ arm i3,.5tr.9..°' 0V!!! cant}? V" "um" ' BLACK GOODS. CONSIS'I‘ING Oi.“ FRENCH has been blessed by it cquallv as remarkable. I 13.1%."), I , . t I . , ‘ Smoked Tongucdcllictl, Charlotte Russe, walkmn the lotllday ofJilly,I1bll,at9Io’ciockloro- and praying this court-for an order_ to sell the Th 1 ventor (Vtr W B Bartram “I“ kept one
Then lei-119W, 'ls'glla “We and Pmi'. CASIIMERES. MERINOES. TAMISE. nonna- F '( )r a. e tIinsli you redial sIeml me one dozen 11101“: bottles of - I‘ '“ ‘ ‘ 0‘53 no ( l “P a s llcedSIIlmon. Jellies of alIlkinds, lloglllié a‘ugéfiglgggcgggggcgegg pt‘l‘iléhfil'lfggn slenle same as Is by statute msuch case provided. ,mpogtgm mm; m- m'wI-vmm“¢,nhon,d he ,0
' "r ' curd . ‘ 7 ' '. ’ NBS EWI’RESS ant UI'AI’H CLO’I‘ IS“ 310- . t c ‘cmac ‘urc J'CXJI'CSS. , . , .I, , , ~ C - ken 3,131 Ornamentfl'pvmm'dfl pu .vII ' s , I _ . .. w lcrc . . . . . . . _, .
T131111? 04.131.-. 5-93931“, dinosaur) ALI’AUA‘S. ‘ i ’ AT LOW FIGURES. P.S.-—-Myllll31lllll)(ll-l‘llldcml‘ylllillgitudllatlcigllt Cough. -llld 12*“ 0 the 0111180 Loifster shloti.’ . WnterIcos of lift kihds’,‘ such tcaLfisme ".833 "mice reeks successwely. at t03352333131;entitiii‘iltdo’h‘iggi‘i’i"silliohfti‘tlgt“33(3):: ”us-"isle" f “5 13°33 {hmfefiéagiifiulgffiti‘ilfi’t
m “mm“ m 3"“ "3 ‘c “"1 unnxamxns, 2 )':ll'tl$ \vitlc, warranted silk «litter-cut;doctorsbefore”will!“le "Wm” 0‘“? behind '19 is‘ the ("ISO with 1“““6M'a‘m‘lgc’: Fancylccs’ lam““.m‘dligligli-e;it‘llltil'vlhfifi'dfi‘l'a a» “Ablation!!!“1374,at100’clock.iorennenigml’lllc :ghchzgyesevzgaghq'flanywell. -_ »
MR“ MAR) A'JONLS' ’ ‘ ’ l ‘ Uthke“ Croquet. ,- 1" .J.‘ .- Hi ' ' ‘2. -‘ ”a 1’ .5199 tllatnotice ot’tlle Dendoncy-ot‘ said petition and of ‘ “ ‘-
Thcir work of sin and ruin cease,
, . . andwool S: $2.50 iii—one-tbirtl bclow thcirrcal
And homes be blessed With love and peace, ’ ’ '
value. I
24-inch GRENADINT‘S, plain and satin stripes,
SIXTEENAGDOD, GENTLE HORSES.
Also New and Second-hand Carriages and Han
. «W6; Ila/vote
the public to (Fall at the agenc and examine‘fhis
this notice be given by publishing the same for
Mus. Lixus BELCHER z—l'feforc tr ‘lllg’
two successive weeks in some newspaper publish-
our Female Care, I was out of hen til 5
.-- ;s ”“1“
t-blnNolfedi
most preparations, ‘but; it; Challenge Ice Cream] mig'c lifirufc
CURE.
world know of your medicine. I
not tell the benefit .I have received from it. May
you long live to pre tare it. -
M IS. LAWRENCE ORMSBY.
Also refers to Mrs. C. 'l‘. Alden, Randolph, Mass.;
Mrs. Leonard Foncc. Randolph, Mass: Mrs. Mary
Ann Wilson, 61 years of a c. Chelsea, Mass. r
Prepared and sold by s. LINUS BEL-CHER,
MEAD AND COMPANY,’,’, the business of which
is to be carried on at Nat-walk, Conn. Frank Mead
and George K. Gilbert are to be General Partners
and A. liomcr Bylngtomsiiecial Partner. Said .
l’artlicrsllil is to commence on the dav of the
date hereof, and to continue until the 8th day t'
Apt-11.1577. A. Homer Byirl ton furnishes to 1'
thousand dollars to the ca lita stock of said part-
:im 1 5
For God and Right shall buictorious! . '
from Auction, at 50 cents a. yard and upwards; real . t‘ ' varictv constalltlv on hand 'it the years mall the best phvsicialls, and different mcd- 10090)] g ‘llld .1 I - "I. ‘ - J. ‘ , - . . . ed near the )lace where said real estate is Situated
Chorus - bargains. "as” 0 ever ‘ . v - . . ‘ ‘ ~ ’ . fl l'k ’t '1, . .. . . f l - ' ' i C 0311503 t 10 of all kinds and flavors. iII-. undersigned have this dayformcdaanlcd , . , l ‘, _ .- .‘ .~ . . .
4 ' ‘ stable of WI LIAM 13- DAR.\ Illlcl Street. clues. 5110‘“ I e 0 “‘0 9‘”) ema Q ,m “10 . . . . . ~ - .ltleast SI_\ tia sprevlons to said tlmc of hearing. ‘ ouderfnl Machine an allow the mantra
, Pen and "'k can- Partnership under the firm namc.of “1‘ "AN“ ' '[Attesn A- W- SANFORD‘ lill-ad've:glil'tllld more than wellave laid of the merits
lung's, and alloys irritation,
thus rcmovmg the cause of
the complaint. '
PREPARED BY
SETH W. I'OWLE .& SONS, Boston, Mass,
Cakes Ornamented.
Celebrated Norwalk Oysters
Served in all styles.
Silver, China and Glass Ware Ioallcd at reasona-
blc rates. Good Waiters furnished. Orders by
of Fairfield, -
I 11
Actlng Judge. ofthe ‘ BAB'I‘RAM.
Arise, then. friends of truth !
Gird on your armor bright!
Work on, work on. all hearts resolved
To conquer in His might;
PrrtIty on, pray on. and God will give
he victory to the'Riglll.
_
BLACK SILRS a specialty; from $1 ; splendid
and very rich .at $2. 82:15, 52; , and_$‘2 75. worth
5250, ii: 75, 33 and S3 50, warranted to 3:1 vc satisfac-
tion; Long and squareshnwfs, crapc vclLs. Also,
complete outfits ready matte. .
Orders promptly executed ; prices guaranteed in
every instance.
w. JACKSON,
Norwalk, April 13th., 1874. II I I I
~ .Izndgc of the adjoullng District
us ., -
_ For Sale at
urns. 'A. SCOTT’S.
MILLINERY,
NOTICE.
IIIS is to forbid all )ersons harboring or.Itrust-
inglnv wife TIMI I. ’ WIIALEI on my account,
be having left my bed and board without: cause or
ND SILVER wmrn. .
Vat E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
IIARNESSESPOR 5 ALB .
BATH BRICK A
m
. .—————-———-—-—————- , . . - . . mi: subscriber would respectfully inform the Rundown. Mass. . , , . And scldb - 1). -S, . mail )rom )tly attended to. ., - ._ . . . s. . , - _ . ,
A “boy” Writes to the New York Slur of Wfil’efiilpflfcsgfnpmg SOO'L ' “mn'm‘fi find “llbllilocllKthéw‘has nIow I91I1Ihand “E001? asiort- rezgl‘gthdl‘ {23353:}? 31160033311110}:lfltl‘gmons’ on 3' Misc: snMDe‘lersgcncmuy' Attltltthct to the Confectionery is a neat, clean 313321331. 3:23; 1:31:23; £°fif§°bif§h§3§§°§§ 3:: pIravIvItIlfitlon, I shall not payilpI ItIIeIlIltstéIXtirEcyon Under the OPERA IIOJSE, K
. . - - - -' " ‘ .- -. "e“, at love ea 11. - ' .~ ‘ ',‘-'. - ‘ t‘ ‘ . ' -‘ -' - . r ‘ '.‘ ' .
m5 grievances m “the land of liberIy, and $§“3t‘l’ueh he willasn'anhl:3 ans [.0 as null; 213. For sale by Jolluc. Johnson at Co.,11artford, \Vantcd in Exchange REST 3 U3. 3 NT 1artllelsluspilignttfigllnpaggvPfiltneriIiInp name. New Canaan. AP“1 215% 137* “"7 SOUTH NORWAL
perpetrates this; When we go Iswrmmfng “M -—- ossibly be furnished at any other similar estab- Conn., Ialld John F. Henry, .\'.Y., and by all dealcrs ‘0‘, nimmW‘“ .,,. .I , ,1,er D b c . 9 DREVK ‘ .1 15 AD Norw 10k 63m: , Conn, . . Wil‘T .1: COURTNEY’S PARLOR MATCHES,
our clothes are taken by the ”once and We 'I‘OVES RANGES 'Ete. llshment in the country. Nowd‘yogi 31(3)“: 0mg”. m Medicine. ' L "W ‘. iv. ’ 5' ., 3r Nfiwafill: Rh’rsc' for the accommodation of ladies and gents. Como GEORGE K. GILBERT. Willem-Conn. LAMPS FOR REROSEDER LOCKWOOD"I S ‘M' E' K‘CLOCKWOODE
get no redress”, S ’ A’, E. K.’LOCKWO0D'S. L?g¥§2fi."”,~‘3§‘¥jt?§°°‘ ' ”WW - 6 Price $1 per Bottle, oro Boulesfor $5. - ~ ~ in, . .5 {and see. 311149 Norwall“, 70pm, Apt-117m, 1874. our, M " ' M
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