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FAIBFIIELD COUNTY ITEMSI all denominations in I110 good WOl'lx’.
The. Gazette In Wesipon', . GREEN WICH
Hereafter copies of the GAZETTE can b.
obtained in Westport at the News Agency
of Joan 11.321111. Price the same as at the
Publication pfllce, 5 cents.

WESTPORT. , STAMFORD.

 

The wealth of apple blossoms this year. The observance of Decoration Day was
vet y general. The arrangements were made

in good season, and the citizens contributed

is believed to be greater than that of eight

yetirs ago the funds necessary to cary out the pro-
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Werner and fami- gramme in good shape. A leading feature
1y were in New Haven Decoration Day of the celebration was 11 procession com-

The work of transporting salmon front

the legislature this year, the State Fish

Chess Club at the house of H. R. Treadwell, 11101-11115 01' 8111111111111

Esq., Saturday evening. Besides the regu- June 213,

, lar members, there were present from South Rev Mr Braithwaite has decided to re-

Norwalk by invitation, Messrs. Dudley P main with St. Andrew’s Parish.

1 , l
Ely, Chester F. Tolles, Mr Solomons, ant panics was won by the Atlantic boys.

MB George HOW- They 31'1‘1V9‘1 9‘111Y1I1111u Mrs. Seeley of Darien, was thrown from
.. for the noncc Chess gave place to "Cahfor— her ca11'iage on Stxawberry Hill ,Sunday “3d

nia, Jack,”—two four lmnderg. South Nor— and had her leg broken ~Atlrocute.
walk equally matched against Westport. _
The latter being on their own ground were BRIDGEY'ORL

 

able to achieve victory, though at the ex- A middle- aged woman came near being
killed, last Wednesday, by trying to get on

pause of‘ considerable heavy work, At the
a train in motion.

Sf551f’11'5 9011011151011 M13913 931811de “11111' Nellie Buckley, aged 18 attempted to
v1tatxon to the club to mm the Club rooms commit suicide by jumping into the North
at South Norwalk. River from a Ferry boat, but 1111s forcibly

The River street folks continue the duty prevented by 1W0 passenwers

time—June 10th, audlan extension will be due April 1 18751 “11d April 1 18761

potato planting going on J nnc lst.

. . . i'e
Captain Edgar Wakeman,formerly of this The Prohibitionists of the State will con-

place, late of San Francisco, 0111., will visit vene at Bridgeport Friday. June .1th.

meeting'at tlie M} E. Church, on Sunday

2 1874. Wéning nexh'undér 'the auspices of the
Tuesday, June ' Reform Association. It is intended to unite

Decor..tion day was observed yesterday,
June 1st, Col. Summer oberidgeport deliv-
ered the oration and the exercises were en-
tered into with spirit by the people general-

ploscdfngt only of 'fli'e veteranII soldiers but
a sec t em1itar remen mi itar schools
the hatching house at Poplar Plain contin omciuls citizens,':&c headed by 5,9 Slam:
11es,ar1d shortly the entire number will have ford Band. At the cemetery the exer-

been disposed of. In their annual report to cises consisted of prayer, music by the band
oration, decoration, &c.Tl1irt -two graves

. _ _ . were strewn with flowers Seventy eight

00111011851008“ speak 111 “19 highest 1611115 Stamford soldiers died of wounds or disease

of the work done by the association. who w ere not brought home for burial.
There was an interesting session of the Base ball matches are Stlll played by “18

Schuyler Coltax lectures on Tcmper,ance

The 1ccent race between the Hose com-

. , , , The legislature 18 to be petmoned for per-
“ “settmg 1110” 11011993111 "1 0‘191"""1111'°W’ mission to issue bonds of the town to the

ing back fences, etc. The work of‘widen- amount offifty thousand dollars to take the
' ing cannot be finished within the prescribed place 01' bonds already 1ssued and falling -

f I Decoration day was celebrated more ex-
prayed or. . . tensively than usual, this season by proces-
As contrasted w1th the customs of farmers sions, music, singing, orations &c. Many

years ago, it looks strange to see corn and Duke 13113411955 places were also appropriate-
ly decorated' 1n honor of the brav‘e boys w ho

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Particular attention given to

PAINTING AND PA

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SPRING STYLES

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walk, Ct.

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Spring‘I'G’t Summer.

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'- are nowrcadywnh a large and elegant sto'cl: olFino

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SODA WATER

AND

Root Beer

NOW ON DRAUGHT

Cooler and Purer than ever. One trial of our

Strawberry and Pineapple Syrups,

(made from the fruit,)will prove there is none better

POCKET BOOKS, BILL BOOKS,

rearmtaanr BAY mm, FLORIDA
soarfii POMADE,
M'I'ANs miusnus,
OFINE TRAZOgIS &

S ROP
And a Large Variety of TOILET ARTICLES.

 

LEADING ARTICLES

F011 1111 JOBBING 'rnann

are kept in quantities and sold to suit buyers.

. Westport this week. He will be the guest J The Caledonians will celebrate the 4th of CO 9’35. Blue Vitflol- M00 0|. Bird Seeds, etc-

1’. 7
of Mr. A. S. Hurlbutt. 11 .
, _ ’1' he Howe Com )au dischar ed 140 men
Mr. Alex. Lawrence and fam1ly w1ll take last week. They Etill'bmploy sic”; hundred.
possession of their summer residence Tues- Mr. and Mrs. I111 Beardsley celebrated

day Mr and Nrs James R. Jessup and their Golden \Vcddlflg, liISI Tuesday.

expressed thcopinion that the season pmm- cepted.

iscs well ' ' A pair of Oxcn belonging to the estate of
DCCOI'BIIOII SCI‘VICCS WCI‘C “OI. pcrl'or med 1n Rauson] Smidl were killed5 by lightning in

Westport, Saturday. ~ Easton, last week Monday.
The best improvement made in town of

boats, says, ‘fThey are called like because

The most discouraged hen” 1n town is one num _-——Standmd
who set three weeks and five days on four-
teen eggs and hatched one chicken. . SOUTHPORT.

 

. I'I‘Ihg weather 1]. 1.; far has been favorable Wakeman’s tin store was damaged by
to strawberries, and knowing ones say they fire, 191$ Thursday. A serious fire “'35 PTC'
will be plenty. ' . vented only by desperate efforts of the citi-

_Trinity Sunday exercises in both Episco- ZEUS-
pal churches were impressive and interest-

ing in character.
On Saturday week, Mrs. Charles Youngs at Stratford 1‘1“ Saturday
of Poplar Plains, sent her little girl with 11 ~—

 

 

 

basket of garments ,0 the residence of Mr. The B1idgeport Stand (laid of Wednesday

‘J. Chapman Taylor; finding none of the 11351110 following.
family at home and the house locked she h

for her mother 5. She had barely got out Of ofiicer Gohl, proceeded to a house' in the
sight when two men entered Mr. Taylors brick block at Nickerson’s lumber yard,
. whcrca lIafIge lot 1sz silk and satin trim-
. . . - ings ant mmgs or bats were found con-
' . 1’le 0'“ the best p1eces and cram them 11110 cealed. They were part of a lot stolen 11'om
their pockets, preparatory to taking sudden Crofut & Co, last week by a man named
leave. While" 1n the midst of this, Mr. Tay- Charles Sherman of Seuth Norwalk, who

brought IltIlltIem here and lefththem with his
, . _ sister. e remain er of" t e oods have
been fishrng 1n 1119 r1ve1' east 0f the 1101159: been found at his house' 1n Song] Norwalk.

premises, and espying the clothes, began to

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lor,his family and two hired men, who had

_11nexpectedly appeared and confronted the Sherman' is among the missing.
'rasCals They ran like killdcers taking the ~~- -~ 0
booty with them, Mr. Taylor put a horse ‘ LITCHFIELD

 

 

before his wagon,and with his men pursued, Saturday night week, an attempt was
overtook, and captfired the' thieves in the made 10 set fiw ‘0 111.9 MBihOdiSt Church

Had they attempt sucItlseeded it would have
. , , can a isaster to t e whole vila e, as it
chase. Warrants for arrest were obta1ned would have resulted in sweepingg' clean

and the men brought to the Westport lock-1 the whole corner, as the fire department of

town of Wilton, but not till after a spirited

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up. Next day a trial took place which re- this village 1s somewhat limited.
sultcd in finding them guilty and binding

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dwelling occupied by O. W. Hotchkiss from
its fonner site to a new one on the Main
street facing the river. It is: to be trans-

previously. —Enquirer.
——-——.—¢.v—O———-——

husband, was in town last week visiting his urchases he makes. He bought late!

mother whom he had not seen for two years ‘ 1'. William Wilson ofthis ciYy, a pa1r of
Mr. Castle recently returned from Europe handsome Edwaid There 1 colts. They are

h h e film, an m at as each six years old, and are vIer fine aited
where e ad be 11 g engage e animals. The dam of one is 'Bose Wash- '
'ngton, and the dam of the other is a mare
em troupe. On The death of Madame Pa- by Friday They are well and evenly
repa the troupe disbanded, his engagement matched, and are each about 14-3 hands.
of course ceased, and he came to the United 011913 9- '1’1‘0WP1 and the “he? 9- P8)“ 1 and
States in answer to atele ram from Miss both show signs of fine breeding. The
g rice paid" 15 not made public, but we are

Clara Louise Kellogg, soliciting his services assured that it was up in me thousands

for her troupe. Mr. Castle is half brother The team, as stated, are very handsome,
and even Robert Bonner might well feel

baritone'with the Parcpa-Rosa English 0p-

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to Miss Dora Croft, of Saugatuck. proud of the ownership of them. ,,

FISHY.
.—__—‘—< .y—O_———_

Joseph Rowland, Esq., and Dr. 0.111. I Paddlerour Own Canoe.

Page, though 1mportuned, have not yet been Judge S. gave his son $1 000, and told him

made to disclose what they know concern- to go to college and graduate. The son re. ‘

ing a new fishing ground Off Caukcen’s turned at the end of the freshman year with-
out a dollar, and with several ugly habits.

udge said

Island bar.
E. M. Lees, Esq. ., believes that science as 111': 2:1; :33. close or vacation the

well as luck is required to make a success- “Well, William, are you going to college

, ful fisherman. - this car ‘1’”
“ ave no money, father. ’1

Mr. GeOrgIe Jellifi'e has set apart the first “But I gave you $1. 009 to graduate 0”,,

week in Junc' to which to haul pickerel from “That’s all gone, father.’

Lees’ Mtll pond, . “Very well, my son- I gave you all I

Hay Island round Clams have got to suffer. .6011“ afford 1" give you- you can’t stay
here; you must now pay your way in the

James Allen, Esq” has been filing his—tong world.’

teeth. A new light b1 oke1n upon the vision of

Mr. William B. Wright has his mind’s eye the young man. He accommodated himself
to the situation, he lett home, made his way
through the college, and graduated at the

on the biggest striped bass" 1n the Saugatuck

river. ' head of his class, studied law, became Gov-
M1" T110111" M111" ‘5 313.1119“ and Wfllfing ernor of the State of New York, entered the
for the arrival of blue fish. Cabinet of the President of the United

Mr. Solomon G. Taylor’s first regular clam
and fish dayoccurs during the next perigee William H. Seward.
tides.

 

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.Wlnslow’nloothln s H:
C‘lpt. Willtam C. Staples, B. L. WOOd- pggzzrlpuon of one of thebesfi F’Cmafia

, , John B. Nichols’ house, Nichols’ Farms.
111111113' arrived 11151 week. was struck by lightning last week Monday.

'It “'88 11"013‘ 111 111° thlag'e 5111111111}! 0W3- Extinguished before much danger was done.
ning. Merchants drove a {good trade, and John Gately. 1st Lieutenant of Co. E, has
resigned, and his resignation has been ac-

UArcsolIugjon incorporating the Barnum
n1versa xpositiOn 00., has been intro-
late, is 11“? W1d°11111$ “1110 11111133 over dueed 1n the Senate by Senator Wheeler.
Dead Man ’.sBrook ,. The company consists of P. T. Barnum, S.
‘fQuilp” of Cempo street speaking- ot‘ H. Hurd. D. W. Sherwood, W. C. and
Georgie Cplup.f 'Ill‘hisI company is a consolida-

, tono a o t c circuses,mena cries and
111W 0311‘? 9- swell 1191111111" other shows now under control 01'; Mr Bar-

is full, and the

Inks, Mucilage. Writing Papers, Envelopes.

Pencils, &c., sold low.

The Line of

Drugs,Chemicals,

Fluid Extracts, Roots, Herbs.

And Concentrated Medicines,

For the Prescription Trait

none but THE BEST is used, and all receipts
put 11p 11 ith care and accuracy. '

IMPORTED a. NATIVE WINES,

Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
SCOTCH ALES, d: ENGLISH PORTER,
of undoubted purity, for medicinal purposes.

 

Col. 11. W. R. Hoyt dchvcted the address

breeding pen.
lrds, mated with a Wilhams’ L
per doz... ,sccurel“
nice. Persons 0 cring two dozen will receiv e the
Poultry World free for one

Mr. Crofut, of the firm of Crofut &‘Co.,
:ltfll P. L. OLMSTFAD, North W1lton, Conn.

_ utters in Norwalk, came to Brid e on
placed the-basket 1n the shed and started last evzning and proc'uring the assisttfiige of

PARTRIDCE COONIN FOWLS.

I am now prepared to supply persons wishin

obtain uree s for atchin ,from my o.to
p ltfyg hens are large andE standard

ock. Eggs S300
acIked and delivered at express

 

“5‘51

FOR SALE.

ONE Work Horse, e. ght years Old, sound, kind,

would suit: a. farmer. Also. one Boston God-

ard Buggy, nearly now. Also, a sfull Siberian
lood hound, two cars old. Addres

EORGE W. CRASM, Box 452.

 

FOR SALE.

N extra line Standin Top Carriage, and a
Double and Sin le amessézélloo new. DApply

Ilrmmediately to F. S .JOHNL

 

The DEW hottél' 13 just receiving its finish-
them over for trial. In default of bonds 52%;)?" £323”?igfgeefnnfleg‘gfiesgffgggff
they were sent to Bridgeport. , licatious have been received, and the com-

Mr. J. E. Wheeler has mcvcd the late ing season promlsesalargcr number of‘ sum.
mer boarders than Litchfietd has ever seen

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formed into a des1rable res1dence.Newlfifig'gfizgmgfiliggifi s :33]??? Wags
Wm. Castle, the renowned singer, son of Beecher, the great Plymouth Church

Mrs T F Craft of Saugatuck by a {ox-me;- preacher' 1n the City of Churches,‘ 1: a lover
of fine horses. He manifests this by the

States, and made a record for himself that
will not soon die, being none other than

Dr. Stevens is waiting to make his first Thirty Years’ Experience of an '

set of flat fish and Otter pond eels. ' Old 1“"50- “the =
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GLIDE an DISCS 11 e n be '23 88 fill 38 con
worth, Jeremiah Brown' Charles H' Taylor, used for thirty years with never failibg safety and
Arthur Sherwood and Dr. George B. Bouton goofing b mtilllfons ofmoihef::nd:hll§rgp, {fliltn the
ac enanoouewee o 0 can . coro,
are to indulge in their first annual beach "“1“,“‘11‘g°i,"‘°,”°“"3°1",’°11"°: :lnldhcouca
rezus es t e owels an g ves res eat an
clam boil m June' ' comfort to mother and child. We believe it to be
Captain Francis Sherwood and Lawyer “1&9ng 111111111 Sfirtigstgti’nizdg 11'1'1 'a'ii 1531151 13' £1}; 1:111:31? .
c an
Frank W' Perry are gettmg 11001“ “1111111165 whether tt arises from teethln or from any othe11
ready, and are studying out the rock ranges cause. Full directions for as ng will accom any
, each bottle. None genuine unless the fac.simi e of
preparatory to the summer 8 pleasure with CURTIS a PERKlNS is on the outside wrapper.

 

 

black fish and nibblers. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.

Mr. James L. G. Cannon and M. B.'W.

Wheeler, Esq., despite their long names, are H 0 u S E H n 1'” WltlI Vlltl. VIII WHEN
short and quick in responding to a bite. N 0

To all persons sufl‘eiing

salt water fish is safe within gun shot of PANNCEA from ntéeumansnIi, Nell]!-

a, t e

131111613 . Iggbs orraS'llg'gtacltl. Bil-

Mr. Theodore Taylor’s fish virtue con- £10“; $01161 Pain {in the

aisle in the eating rather than the catching. up w'bcul'd 21':va 311'; 110813311?

‘ ‘ BOLD PAN d

HeIwill, however, sell the tackle with Fm,“ megs; £11,,»

I winch you can become a fisherman all others the remedy you

D. 8. Gray, Esq., and Capt. Silliman Fair- EFAMI" litiii‘fi,2.‘f‘e‘i¥§.t“.‘t§§a

child will take advice, but do not give it. 111° “11°“ “1119111111191”

thousands creases. There

They generally cast lines for flat fish and is no mistake about it.

fiounders off the Twin Trees in the harbor. I. I N I M E N T. $331“ so“ by a“ D "‘1"

Wm. E. Sturges, Esq., deems clam roasts

 

(Indian style.) necessary to existence. He What is Ben orr cosuveneu a

wrillgoceed to Hay Island for the purpose ed]? 63:21:33: £35m? liplzenge: :rfiiwargam-
o c 1 es am a n o e
3 mg ten years 10 1115 life, June ~51“- Rectum. We promise a cure for alts mpgtoms of
Capt James Hubbell and Rufus Wake- Dyspepsia, such as 0111;;11ssionI after ting. Sour
lood, Pal itatton ; also,

in Yell *zgnegskil’alnlhithe Sid]: agdagloifis,
com ownesso e 11am es c 1': ac e
3 summer ecling Wilh P013 and b1311100.1th Tongue, Biliousneas,y L'lver Complaint '

seated on their new back stoop at Saugatuck.,19°59 fifiggfinfi ”9211-113“ 111°11‘111 ”1"” “‘1, 3,,
.. - rre 1; euro as t .
Mr. J. E.- Wheeler, Mr; Noah W. Bradley, 1.0.1131; ets. Large 110.1%", doors? mailed 1';er for th't'n

and Patrick Murphy, Esq ' (11311“1‘1 1° “55°- '“"fiit.'cnanntsON's ICELAND nansaat.

elate with fish, as. some of the family are 1'; splendid ogre forcoUClllBI, goxamsnvsss, and all
OATH. LUNGC m .

hm" '0 11081900091.- 11116911101: are great p‘i‘imxso‘k 1. co. °p.’2.,‘.‘.i‘.€.... ‘iid‘i‘B’éfiaSt

4 20

1
man, Esq. ., will pass the leisure hours of" the Slit";WEN-.1121,s BM“ 0"

friends Of the native oyster. Their next Temple, Boston, and byalDruggists.

regular oyster roast occurs July- 4111,. even- Children 'o'ltén elook Pale and

ing 11 this connection should be mealtim-

from no other cause than bakvln worms! tb -
3" E" Bradley’ 1&5qu '1" A111111151 Elfin and sch. Baownvs vsamrucn g aconm'I's $51011:-
Old Scofci. * z": *1?" :' " ‘ " ' :1:va wtgfipgnthgu': injpry to file orig, being ,phero
. ecy 1111 cc romn coon 0101
Old clammers are hoping for the repeal injuriouslngre'dlents usually usedln "9,": preps“:

' of W111“ “3°!" cal-la despotic license law, 11°11“ ~
enarxscnnow P 1 x"
that "podgutnf' maybe procured at some- 110.215 Fultonrglrergzllg'xlork;

So‘d by Dr It: and Chemists.

 

thing like reasonable rates Elfin-'11 I. leaictm ,, r-rm 0mm ӣ11111. Ln

Ladies w Gents’

RESTAURANT,

Int CREAM

AND

Drum; 51100111

Ouuftutilnery!

Of their own Manufacture,

AT auwxamm muons; ALSO,

11111.

which is made mm the nus-'1' Marmara L,

 

. .1'1' whoausau: .1111 RETAIL.

11111 111111111011 11111,

. 1"

Int CREAMgeneration's:121.11:

gallon.

FAMILIES SUPPLIED.

WEDDINGS, PARTIES & SOOIABLES

furnished with every requisite, at reasonable p1'1ccs.

Waiters furnished.

Thankful for the very liberal patronage of the past
we hope by strict attention to business and a con.
stant desire to please our customers, to merit a con-

tinuance of‘ the same in future.

 

 

 

.Pianos, Melodeons and Organs,
REPAIRED AND TUNED

RDERS left at L. Wecd’s jewelry staren or. 1’. 0.
box 502, will teceive promlptSI at

Norwalk, Jan. 14th, 1874.

mrssns‘nnoCKwavfs
Select SchOOL

Regal "English Course Four Years.

lllllc, lAIIIAIEI, IIAWIII All PAIITIII.
from east and from nature.
opupils received into th;famlly.= Summer
Term commences Bond a
circulars address

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' and will furnish at: short notice.

supp...

. Taken In Exchange:- fer New.

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which they 0591 at the

20. PER CENT.

DISCOUNT!

roa 30 DAYS

. We' will afar our

GOLD PAPER

At the above Discount from
regular prices, to

 

Box 443, Norwalk, Cann.

MISS STEVENS
has removed her

Family and Day School,

occupied by the Fairlield
treat. Thorough Instruc-
ot‘ 11111 ltsh Education. Ru-

 

to the butlding formerll
County Bank, on Wlla
tion in all the branch
diments receive up
Drawing, Pnlnanz.l.an¢nages,lttusle.
For particulars address
MISS HELEN M. STEVENS. Principal,

Box 264, P. 0., Norwalk, Conn.

Locust llillSeminary

. YONKERS, N. Y.
MISS EMILY a. men

ILL REMOVE HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ' '

LADIES from Daricn, Conn" to Locust Hill
AA Summer Term of twelve
rtl 7th, 1874. For circu-
ars and terms of tuition or that time, address un-
til April 1st, EMILY A. RICE, Daricn, Conn. ., or

 

LOW E's-1'..

Gash Pgices.

Epsom Salts. Gum Cam hor. Borax, Sulphur,

aragor1c,EssPeppe1-mlnt, Laudanum, Castor
Oil, Sweet Oil, Extracts Lemon and Vanilla, in
dozens or by the quart.

Avenue, Yonkers. lier IPIianos are unapproab’habl e.

weeks, will commenceA

Their facilities for the production of

 

. SPRING AND SUMMEBI
M I 1:. 1:. :I: N E :a. Y.

HE Subscriber would beg to call
tion to her selection of New Goods now

SDE SUEZ 8 LR KFS.
GOODS, together with all

he Novelties of thew Season.

Thanking you for past: favors and solicitin: a

continuance of the same, I rematn Resp

Norwalk,-April 6th, 1874.

EMILLINER'Y OPENING.

Mrs. W. ,Fawcett,

respectfully solicits your attendance“ her

SPRING OPENING
BONNETS,

0A SH 0 USTOJIIERS.

11.11.11 1.1111»in

Norwalk, May 25th, 1874. -

Elegant; Garments

rdeYBsBO for lnspectiém

(gatity warranted. All the PAT-‘
TENT MEDIGI ES in demand are kc t in stock,
and new ones added as fast as nee ed, and are
genuine.

11 u '
beihg unequaled, they enter this season with the Embniam hroitghout th'é' Unit’Cd {States

assurance that they can and will command the at-

 

 

tention of first-class buyers of medium and line

C? 0111111}.

B USINESS S U118,

810, $12 50, $14 50, SIG, 818, $20,

At a. Reduced Price.

AVING made arrangements with the Norwalk
Gas Light Company for the exclusive sale of

their Coke, we are now

our y ard, or delivered in

from One to One Thousand Bushels.

Nor“ alk, May 25. 1874.

(‘1.IAS '1‘. LEONARD Sr SON.

DB. W. A. LOOKWOOO

Has Removed.
His Office to his Residence on West Avenue 11 ex
0 St. Mary’s Roman Catholic church.

Ofllcc Hours 2 and 7 o’clock, p.m

State for orders at: the House, and at B. I’.
Weed’s Drug Store.

NOTICE To PATRONS.
THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to furnish

Soda Water and llnot Beer
STEEL F0 UNTAINS,

to any of his Customers or the _dev'1'.'.
51 ,1; Main Street, Norwalk.

redto furnish it at
ots to suit; purchasers, of

HOWEIIS,

And all Novelties,

Wednesday, April Ist,

At No. 4 James’ Block, Water
Street, Nor-walk.

 

 

 

DRESS .s U11 s,

1115, 1120. $25. 11110, a115, am, 11.15.

 

CHILDREN’S 5 (11119,

$92, $2 50, $3, $3 75, $4 50, $6, $7, $8,
$9, $10, $125 $14, $16, $17.

NEW IN

EARLE
SMITH’S.

ARE OFFERED THIS WEEK IN THE
FOLLOWING GOODS:

Millinery Rooms

CONTAIN THE

Largest Assortment

 

Men’s Cottonade Suits
Coat, Vest and Pants,

11111 111111 1w: DOLLARS.

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They have given special attention to this leading

TRIMMEO AND ONTRIMMED

BONINETS

R O UNDD HATS

In Town, at half the prlevailing prices.

SItKS, RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS.
Flowers, lane's,

All of the Latest Styles.

KLEIN 85 EMANUEL.

artfclc,,end have undoubtedly the largest stock

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. alternations".

Black Silks,
Black Alpcflas,
Black Cashmcres,

The submiborsarc fully pcrpared to furnish 11 ALL REDUCED IN PRICE-
Blacl and White 181111111 Silks,

rnOM AUCTION,
5 CENTS & UPWAIED.

ever exhibited in Norwalk.

 

en

auntie P111111 751& $1 111511111
Prince Albert Frock Coats,

With Double-Breasted Vests to match.

 

Trotting Stallion
R A '1' 'I' L E R!-

ILL stand this season at the
Stable, White Oak Shade, 1}; ml.

village of New Canaan, Conn on the'Ifl

The season commencesA

DOUBLE-BREASTED

CUT AWAY COATS

With. Dahlia-Breasted Vests Io mulch.

Q

, ‘. 4,d and 111 the best Stoc Horse in
gets the finest colts.
, and if the mares do not

LAO-S s
Guinure‘, all Silk, Hand Made.
lat, all Silk, Heal,
Extra Super Quality,
Beaded hinges.
Passementra Trimmings,

IN NEW DESIGNS, AND OTHER TRIMMINGS
THAT ARE NEW.

Steel Buttons, 0111111 Plain,

IN FINE QUALITY.

$25 for the Season
at the first season they have the use of
rge Mares kepte stren- .
Rattler beat all Stallions at the

Norwalk, Ridgcfleld and Danburv Fairs last “Fall

n2148, and could have trotted 10 seconds fhster 11‘
33121111 been required. V B

A large stock of
'M'Boys'” and Children’s-I Suits,

At. very Low Figures. '

the next season tree of c

 

Inf-camp 1

PURE BLOODEO STOOK.

JERSEY nuns.

“MANFREDJ’

llerd Reglster, No.510.

All the New Patterns in

FANOY ' OASSIMERE PANTS.

Gents? Furnishing ' Goods.

In this department their stock is most complete.

 

JERSEY BULL

“TH ORIO HIGH-BA SS,”

paganism... No. 5111.
"1 ,. . "'1

Underwear if: Corsets Wit/ate Dress Shirts

REDUCED 33 1-3 PER CENT.
WE WILL OPEN A NEW LOT OF

SHAWLS

THIS \VEEK. WE STILL CONTINUE OUR

Gents’ Underwear
' A SPECIAL“

HATS AND GAPS

0F TNE VENT IATEST STYLES.

 

ssspx BOAR

“OTHELLO.”

 

' ' - , ' 1111111111 limit 89 1111111111"

AT LOW FIGURES. . .

heat can Switches

rnon 81 00 T0" 310 00-

WE ARE AGENTS FOR ONE OF THE
LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN N. Y
\VILL SELL YOU REAL HAIR AS LO‘V IAS
CAN BE OBTAINED ANYWHERE.

TIES AND IIIIIROFFLINOS

Collars and Cufi's.

ALWAYS THE BEST ASSORTMEN’I‘IOF

CALICOES
ENRLE 85 SMITH’S: .

'rwo‘ wacon’s sen Sam.
M of 6.0. ms.

Farmers will do well to avail themselves of the

services of the above flrst-classamm 1111.]
WILLIAM H. TA AYLOR, East Compo.

Agent for W. R. Mwnnanr; 4114

 

NOTICE !

HE Underslgned have this day formed aco-'

artnershipl lunder the name of RIDER &
rsonal attention to all
ER [NG including the

 

kinds of CIVILl 'ENGI
plottings of grounds for building ots. lawns,&c.
Are also general agents for all kinds of Machinery
and sale of RealE state.

Ofllcc over the store of Wm. C. IStI'rethEWater St.

In this line, they can show the largest stock" 1n

own, and at; prices which defy competition.

"111111, 811111.111 T1111 $111111.
GomSOOCk'Bi‘ds.

1 -". .- .311" ~ ‘ . 1», 2’3"
-. _ d.) .. ~ 1;» v.5 14.4.,“
» Insurance Block, So. Nor-walk,

Norwalk, April lst 1874.

CARRIAGES For: SALE.

NE New, Stylish. Open Carriage, used with one
o‘er two seats, and one Tw
o‘crder, for sale, by W. C. STREET. ,

BIBLES,

' ot every description; also,

“uItIIth _& wnnns or usus.

ph Gospel Harmon for Sunday SChools
so. For full parttc are address

Rev. M. N. OLMS'IEAD,
sou AmtmxmlkakSooietymsmlbct.

 

 

 

 

43 Main Street, Nor-walk. -. .

 

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SHEET MUSIC, 84:0,, 2'

Wall Street, Nurualt tit
N EXT noon to SAVINGS BANK

I keep a large stock of instruments on hand, and
sell them on Monthly Installment: Everybody
have a PM&or.0rnp ,v

 

STANLEY .1 sears,
9110 msrnaw .1- FUL LER’S

'9

11.111?qu BPOTIIER

Vase (a .9011, -

Call and see them.

011D INSTRUMENTS

volume 1111p REPAIRING

Done at short notice.

The \Veber Plano.

A few extracts from the great number received
by the most eminentmusimans in the ”United SItates
may not. be inappropriate: . .

I have never seen 11 Plano; which 0 ate the We-
ber Plsnofdrte. ' . Geo 3"} 1113mm.

The Weber Piano been i'esl‘ ‘u'stl 111111113: rank
amongsttbe Best Pianos. .P 7' 'J. le, fixation.

; The Weber‘rianos cannot possxbtybe 9111x135

I used the Weber Grand Piano because I Consid-
er it the best in the world. Harry Sanderson.

The Weber Piano osscsses cvery'thin that can

he wished for in a1ano.G.eo W. organ.
The Weber Piano ranks foremost amon t the
best manufactured. William 11.3011

The Weber Pianos stand first amon t the s len-
IdiId Pianos produced 111 this Conn try? p
Clara'N Erlnficr 17'.

"'11 ten ycafs' cxpenencessatmtlée'fe’tflat We-

 

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I would call especial attention to

THE ESTY COTTAGE ORGAN

Beautifully finished' 1n black walnut and

 
 
 

 

sums-1" rnuxrurts'mthm 1111' Ex-

They are endorsed by the highest musical
authorities.

Certainly the best I ever board.
060. W. Morgan.
Ills meal which 15 thehighest praisethat
can be bestowed on any instrument.
G. B. Seymour, Musical Crifm N. Y. film-es.
Theyarc the best reed instrument we have
met with.
0.11": J. ’2'. Odell, ‘ Organ Butlders, N. I".
It" 15 the neplztst'zltrap ofreed instruments.
P.rof 117.1,. Baker.
It contains sweetness and pow ct in an
unusual degree—Rev. sthop Sampson, M.
E. Church.
Language fails in adequacy to convey a
fair idea of‘ the perfectly enchanting power
ofthis instrument .—-Tndependent.
Vastly superior to anything of the kind 1
have ever played upon.— Wm.A . K1719.
The Esty Organs are without a superior.
Geo. Jardme, Organ Builder, N. 1’.
No tremolo has yet been invented that
will' in any way compare with this for beau-
ty of effect—Wm. A. J0hn10n,0rgan builder.

It' 15 not merely the best, but it is the only
mechanical reproduction ofthc human voice
which has ever satisfied me. —Reo. II. C.
Riggs, PresidentofNorthern New York 311m"-
cal Assocmtzon.

J.M. POTTER, Norwalk.

O. H. DOOGLASS,

Manufacturing Confectioner,

Keeps constantly on hand a large variety of

Pure Confectionery

Always Fresh and of the Best Quality, at
Wholesale and Retail.
Also a superior article of

ICE CREAM,

SODA WATER, with mitt syrups, and OTTAWA
BEER, drawn from Matthews Patent Steel Foun-
ta ns

 

Fruits, Nuts, fine Imperial and
Domestic Cigars.
No. 21 Main Street.

An Elegant Ice Cream Saloon and Restaurant
for Ladies and Gentlemen.

O. H. DOUGLASS, Proprietor.

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_IN_-

HARNESS

Trunks, Bugs. Blankets, “Trips,
H a I t e r s , Clipping Shears,
Brushes, ' Curry Combs, .

 

Ankle Boots, Harness
Oils and Soups r Axle
O l l s , Carrlage
Mats, Whip
Sockéts,
Sponges, and everything usually
found In a first-class Harness

Shop, is openin" at

1‘" 1

CUTLER’S,

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under the -su1 1crintendence of MR. ALANSON
FREEMAN,w 0313 long experience as a Practical
Harness Maker he trusts will enable him to give

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THE “ FISH POOL "

WILL be opened on WEDNESDAY, FEB 18th.
1874, on the Bridge, between the Starr Gro-
cery and the Model Market, where all kinds of

FISH, OLAMS AND OYSTEBS

can be found, also FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

 

Cash, by GERSHOM BA MOND,
formerl of the firm of Bell 81 Baymond,I South
Norwsl ,0

all who will favor me with a .ea 11.

PLANTS.
EGETABLE PLANTS
CABBAGE PLANTS, EGG ELANETSNPL

 

rdcneda 1’
fut (1:311qu (5%. 3! at o
G331] MAN Store, will receive tprompt autfigtion.

 

 

FOE" SCI? Or "in" Debt,

auction Union Ave venhc,

 

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arks
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tiver Comp ”11131931,;

te,Headach e
RemiXtent 'Cn'ldeClhills, Rh a-
vers e, o cum
tism', Stglummer Com laints, Piles,
Kidney!) Dim-
culties, Lassitudc, Low Spirits,
General Debility and, in fact,
cl by an impure
Blood or deranged
condition of Stomach
Kidneys.1'he edil

main

Williamsburg City Fire 1111:. OIIo., '

0F BROOKLYN. ' .‘
Assetsover $600,000. ’

”L... .-

Connecticut 1'11}. Ins; Cm; Hartford, '

Assets over 8700.000.

National Fire 11111. ('30., Philadelphia,

Assets over-$400, 000. I . ' ‘

~ ; Hartford Co. Mutual r... Ins. co,

Assets over $140, 009.

National and White Star lines

01" OCEAN S'I‘EAMEBS-

1111111 Tickets 1111 11111111111.
1111.11. ESTATE

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

 
 

AGENT FOR

The Mutual Life Inc- 00., New York,

'Assets over$50,000,0t_)Itl., ‘ '

The Phenix Fire Ins. 00;, Brooklvn,

Assets over 82,000,000..I . '

Hanover Fire Ins. 00.,of NAY. City,

Assets over 8000, 000.

BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD 01V COMMISSION;
Depositsret- clved, Interest allowed on balances, and

a general Banking Business carried on. For partic-
ulars apply to

MELVILLE E. MEAD,

OR

JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier,
01.11 BANK BUILDING, WASHINGTON sax,
son'rn NORWALK, CONN.

.belon "113 to John Scang . on the

 

1111.~ FLINT’S

AKEN BITTENS

glue celebrated Bitters are com-
£0st ofclwice Booty, Herbs, and
among which are Gen-
rsapam'lla, Wild Cherry,
ndelion, Juniper, and other
berries, and preparedasto
retain all their medicinal qual-
They invariably cure or
relieve the following com-
sia, Jaundice,
Loss of Ap
ilious A
termittent Fe-

ev thin
' “$210, t

 

are 80

cause

8,- e

Quaker Bitters a agentlé, soothing
stimulant, so desirable in their
declining years. No one can re- .
unwell (unless
with an neurable disease after
taking a few bottles of the
Bitters.

Prepared by Dr. H. S

At their Crest Hedi

PROVIDENCE, ll. l. '

FOR SALE EVER

ml in the

E fifths] sum “mg?; fig“! '-

._.":;.'. 1’..

1“ 7‘ sass cthSTIMAMER

-711”. {2.11.1
'n r130!

 

 

 

who willmakc up, i this shop;allkinds o' fwork do
sired byl’adles, tn thelatestsndmouspprove’dstyle-
msking' over “ ‘COmbln'gs" ofthc mm 'omlb‘slr, ct
willsupply hair to Order. He has alsoc onstsntlyol
hand, 11 tincsgsortmentof .

Switches».

 

 

which be is ableto sell attower retention ever
fore offered. Llad es desiring, inch werk‘,wttl
well to call before purchasing WW, II he can
assure them that item1 can sell twenty parcel“. l ow e1-
thflt ally other dealer ,. 19' ,,

$800.00 REWARD

WHEREAS there has been, withina short time.
in this town, several fires, supposed ”be m
céudlary, now, therefore, we,t titre ,Se-
lcctmen of the town of Wtfitporh- by virtue of the
authority vested in us by Statute Laws of this
Sta ta'te 1n such case niade oan%_§rovid‘ed, do hereby
roller a reward of’l‘W DOLLARS
for such information as, shall lead to the conviction
of any person may Of the crime of lncendlarism
in this town. Sal reward will be paid for each
conviction,prcvided the wholesmount so paid shall
not exceed eight hundréd do
Westport, Conn. Mnrehm 18th 1874.

WILL 1.? mm

AM H,
WABDJ. TAYLOR, Selectmen.
BUBB MEEKEB,

$500 REWARD.

HEREAS, there has been witlnn a short time,
on my tplat-.1111: _Westport, three It the work
of an incen1afinnow therefore I here often
reward ofF WOO tonny
person or persons who shall make discovery and
give any information against 11131110 person or
persons gull of settin tire to my b 1111139 or any
of them, sot at he or t ey may bye tendered to 1115.
lice and convicted

Dated at Westport, March 18th,1814.I

ALDEN.

$500 RE WARD.

HE NATIONAL BOARD OFFIRE UNDER-
WBITERS hereby atom a reward of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the detection, cOnwctton and punishmch of
parties charged with the crime of arson, in lrin
the premises situated at Westport, Conn. ., an
known as the buildin belonging to Messrs. Tay-
lor, Richards 81 Bra oand shop ago oining,
£5 day of
Jan. 1 4; said reward' will be paid only on due

 

 

 

' proof being furnished the Executlve Committee of

the conviction 51nd actual punishment of said

criminals.
By order of the Executive Coniniittee
PHEN CROWE LL, Chairman.

New York, March 20th. 1874

DEMMON & NEWCOMB

Have taken the TWO LARGE STORES 111 Ray
mond’s Building, Nos. 53 and55 Main- Street; and
intend to keep constantly on hands. choice' and
fine assortment of

FAMILY ONOOEBIES

together with a good variety of

Crockery, and Glass Ware.

In the upper store they have also" opened a

 

FISH MARKET

where all kinds 111 fish can be obtained in the

proper season. Also the best. of,

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

in huge or small quantities. Also

BREAD,

cake, Pics. chic"

. always a supply of fresh baked on hand.
DEMIIIOV as N EWCOMB,

53 11111155 Main Street.
NOTICE! '

 

BUSINESS Changes renders it necessary to set-

tle all accounts. Will the customers I hav 0.
accommodated lease settle without further notice.
April 191,187. H. L. UH] ..

 

 

entire satisfaction to all who will favor him with ‘

"NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR ,1

in their season, Wholesale and Re§a11,,0heap for

1111.13. 3. ALLEN win b'e on ma to wait IItItpot; '

imam-11m. meadgug-Outl’lants, 11111?me can? II

EB! CHEAP.—One of the nearest little

 

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doom. and Stocks are "full.

c

3;“- I.

' an Pr

HILL.

0

perfectly safe, beantit‘

E. J.

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

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

\ I

toes-aare

 

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LOTHES WRINGEBS
A! E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

 

 

OEVOE-"S BRILLIANT OIL

WITH PATENT FAUCET CANS. I,

Perfectly Sayre.

The Finest Illuminating Oil
. in the World. '

DEVOE’S oil‘ 13 the Fraser anm'rr or Burm-

1'10 011.. water! CAN m: MADE; it: is thorough-
tree from the explosive- -substance known as

Ermine or Naphtha, and also from dark-colored

elements. or residuum and is, in consequence.
ul in appearance and flee
from offensive smell, will not smoke nor Mike

wick, and will Burn with Unelzualled Brfiliancy.

For Sale by SELLEC BROTHERS,

Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants.

Quintard’s Block, Norwalk', Ct.

 

Tho . Bcst .

a; ,1 .11" 1111"-
BEER BY THE GALLON.

ALSO

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GENUINE

' Saratoga. Water

Just; as it flows from" the Spring; 5111 drawn {rpm
untains. I

To Sui-1'; the Ttmes

Hanna runonasno FOR casn, gar
mare reruns, .111 unusoarmr LARGE
STOCK or Goonsm 111.1. T1111 VARIETIES
or MOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES 111111 111
ORDER 10.111111: aoOMI Ire]; Coons 'm'A'r
ans covsrmn' ARRIVNC, 1 I-wnL
Oriana ANI nx'IrnIA DISCOUNT Or ’1“
rim ops-1., ON ALL. saws 539's
teem-'1" Cassi, runonasuizs ,anI.
run) MY STOCK THE unmet AND
3:111" 531.3011!» 111' 1101191113,
PRICES Tm: .LOWEST. .1211) AN :"nxi'fia

_ . 1': '1 31V
Cass; DISCOUNT. I. 1 . . l 5.11

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