Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, June 2, 1874 · page 4

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t 'd lifew to last long.
man who cyan y-thr‘ee with .. :Now -'i
house dollars or its equivalent in s'nd' all fill);

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The Chairs pointed as a member of the
If? Committe p0Ile sufirage from the Sea-
ate, Senator Carter. .

 

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thgr‘éet'rh an
and '_alysya Gila. 'oi wise brinkeer" If bins

should get on fire, Mayor HaveuIe er
would walk out‘ofit‘deliberately , and if is

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V ‘ tli arid Qflbr‘hts’benevalence—
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isnotli'i'ng .‘Vjs99eth at betOke‘iIs
the powers‘ as re: possesses: :He is one
of theatrongestbuainezsfimfleln ing city, on:
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.' tgpt. ' V -." girlie lilic
~m‘d’42’t man? so

. V.‘ Wang;
‘4 hover “MEN ithhs
ponmtillionsog ood. Girls

(egre‘hiu‘g',w lam-engraving,
99999 tension that t
th’euito outinto 4m: world was fcrIE a

anagram: Inelast'rnctedt'u metsi- .V
etc., and all the Verpeuse‘is _.«
r is_-: not '
t InsaAIut he'ii's an exceeding sampled
Bv'c body loves him, as im

erg,” ,engineering,
_ekhtij «a.

MOD.
everybody onghh-z looks- and acts as
though he was for twenty-five more
_yesrs. May he 1 ve to enjoy them.

Jim. ‘4I3m.

Peter:

has
tough and wiry in; his tex_'turl‘i, that he bids

thir. to live many- years longer;- though
-plinthly could a vote be taken among his I
associates, his deceasewould notbelougde- .
nhfcfashowmed fnilwse '. . ' '
vein;- ee 1' all 0 ow. ..
ing hii inatiecu' drifted inpttei 'Wal'l street, .-

once; Daniel b
promoted to bea-

where he has been,
feared opera
treately reli

afformnyiyears the most
ofthe- street.

associates moat unmercifull
”tidbit": ul'da tight place his rt 1 i

t e 0 man as t va a n O-
agoe where he can ge' P
them no uterc --he trays
It' Is related “Uncle Dani"
time he? advised-:5 the a
OIVIfish iuNew: Jerey. tdinyis in Va certain

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.n‘elltr'. mar-m caters they now the
' market, orhevscmefrlend like me to make

 

 

 

'etn _eL.the_ ..'.’___ -

The joké'ii ' th is'yin the fact thtit
Daniel, findig landed with a stock
that was t oak this way to
unloade’iv tol thep , knowing
thaws reeliher , y. -ld tpellh arishioners.
It, J = 4- gnnll estock they
in t. He ' ~V" ‘. It: adord" a}: eke

; the p 4»: ‘if ther'eb “fluid
0an _ upon the}: Veacher‘a
t'ri 4 g 4 ' Ir'hl
Jay -
severe] - fiefllthIaheIss
richman, a “spot ' the street. But
his riches neverfian eke him friends, for

heistooselfishV .
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h' business, which goes an, enormous as it

is, with— {iraecisiou of
nudism ,probabl'y

FSHSNTM.

r. m blind: ”I. (lineages 11k: a
mean 0041 an ass or
a” physician or 'a—: Miriammgu air an-
burn,and approaches .red,end retains its
original color. His countenance is of li ht
complexiou,end issa smooth aedfi rm at

Ideally Bis Id'féss {sip lain
test“ a display bemgstudlouslyavold-
ed. He stands five feet six. Fort years
4§9__41Ie- commenced trade. in thin:
very small --but such a luau could no
”be. confined to ammonium: tl'II'III'I
NapoleonI could be kept on Elba. He. hat
5W lif'i'etn employee's; uses militants of
,snd. deals in an Venn variety
utfiperfedt

‘41s

‘ *b is they: :s‘o calm
& it"s statues met. doubt if' he ever
’ “ “a‘dalle’r. M cletkhashtsspecial

3800060de: dutiessre e0; interwoven
with others that the htest sin of omis-
“commission In erratum bodie-
covsred. He lives plainly, thing .Vwell,
mh‘mhls'mny o‘figyehrs are
one It . 0. no one
$3me an “romaine. 9.31}:ng Igle‘tiv'ea
one. on
the ethyl: a’4'he‘stlu'I'd no cgeuection for
:7
tian n town. which it isum so he in-
mg muse whine ‘Zlnsjg’giudm can,"
but this isnctcertain. The probability is
that he will keep on, intendingt'o do some
-. I. , but only be»
Ware M" 45a“

8

Banner“ —

disuse” of ill but

 
 

:4 . ‘1 ‘ ' 0i" anal-lions rail-
road business, and plays whist as regular]

. ”at 2-424“ dyer. V contras
more by.) t a: man but
one ’. his‘ nee are all
"In; - ‘_jgrs graigild fellow,
thing d 0 0fat to d be ' Nikita?
no en : r ou a y
colloseal fortune before he passes out. But

lilvoitassififod maghabaut the bid
aIivgtged' that _every one of
~th's rich- :;old teen: iii-the y‘ccniuonced

very poor. It Was in pove ’that the at
smith u'l’uattcday’aits-

tains them. Thism is the moral to it. it“!
could start again, 1 should start poor. '
mares

is horribly and 3,fesrfully dull lso dull, in-
estate! Iner-'
{mi iptol GT1treetu

Thais1 pained l‘ol'ik', 40r- his

occupation is} gene, and the whack-keeper

The Wes't is' not here, the Betti aayaJ

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MPFMSQF 3' of bank notes should accompany the songs

Report 0f. the judtciary committee on bill

4‘ ‘cotnmi

passed his seventieth year, and is so 31;?

He is ex- s.
is a- devoted member (if 5-:
acme.°"'..'.°:':.e ““ ”8222‘ it.” .4:

Ionefior vs 4
asteryet prevented hint frontshaINFIg his ‘1‘;
whenever lie ,' ‘
othing so de- ff”

usehdthem. He shows .. '
them utterly. j

as,” 5
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' ' horoug he}:

4 ed. allot eclan'tiishn

 

 

 

l' httbl in New York after the ruins nre

40 er; _et.!h§sintsgs come fo the city,

' Come, merchants
with money; .in ll}, 3.. Make New York
glad. The chlu‘k of money and the rustle

 

birdd iti- the park; to make everything
' 4 Pnrrao.

 

4 -‘- “HEW“.-
“fiscal ‘ inert.
in, Tanner, May 20th.

exem tin ther rt'y' 0fIvomen fromtexa-
4tion,prec%mm'e)ndN:g its reference to the
ttee‘on ragetoberaised So
referred in; concurrence. .

.Report ofon the judIci‘nry committee on bill
enhf right- to mile.
,9 _____ die ItIi'VtiOI'I'V and seineac'lloti.
Sen'at‘or Pond introduced a‘ resolution

ending the charter of the New York New
"9% ed: Hartfrgrd railroad referred to

 

House: 40mmittee an Cities and Baron 'hs
uported' In fav_o_r granting petition of
Brrtai n4 far incorporation as a city; bill ta-

'ed 36' that from and alter the :firs't Tuesday}
in November, 1874, elections for state afiicsrs

fiIst Manda in November“ In each year, and-

law; referred to Committceon Constitution: .
e'l A'm‘eu’dm’entai' ‘ I

Saturn, Wnnmcsmv, May 27th,
The committ- m‘jhe sale of lands 10 ref-
erence to the pe -'_Ii VT-of Walter C. Quinta’rti
for authorityto . land belonging to the
estate of El rId_‘E‘TM, ' wn; reported favor.
ably and recom:
accompanying”
for printing.

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in, which was tabled

Resolution fa'
Abstinence Ben :9;
to cammiltee on 'f-T

"1 ' society of Weslporti,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

4"" 4 74to .
' {£000er of pro-

fl{Me al in, ofNeUIIlford dime!
'r‘eab‘lat ”details? mft‘dd
Birch meanest-.4. for LItchfiéld
county. .resoluttamwaa then passed.
A In as: maindfrone his excel-

. lency the- .anvernor transmitting—- to the
General Assembly the report of the Adju-
tant General, and of the current receipts
and expenses-0f Yale colle e; also inform-
ing the Legislature of the eath of Henry
Morehouse, count commissioner of Fair-
fid’d county, and t e resignation of Edward:
S. Ewes as state prison director.

 

_ SENATE, Filmer, May 29.

Bill for an act concerning communities
and corporations, which provides that every
hoyn‘railroad company may remove snow
and ice from .eheir track, but not so as to
011mm public: travel; referred to commit-.
teéxip: cities and boroughs.
e report 0f the joint standing commit.
tec on agriculture,‘ In reference to the Fair-
field County Agricultural society, recom-
mending the passeg " f a resolution incor-

poration the same, 4 .- for printing.

 
 
 
 
 
 

deort of the co " . Onthe sale of
lert'ds,‘ In reference t . E ., . se petition 'of_
Walter C. QuintardéV; Ilhortt to sell
land belonging-ta L9 lizubeth

rcwn, was receive “ of granting
the elition andreco- hepassagcef
a i. fiction to that . e report was
a and the re peered.

House. —Petition 0 . {Starr et al., in
aid of a license law; to committee on tem-
perauce.

Petition for the repeal of the charter or
South Nor-walk, to committee on cities and

Petigtio'jflmf the S "w
to order mosaic =f-o
estate of Web 4,.
ceased; tVOV Vc‘énunilte .

Petitiau' bf‘th'e
of Stemferi, PEI an 4
committee on cities "

' ourtof probate
IV-nging to the
. jgtamford, dc-
. -. ‘iery.

7'" : ‘-se company,
'Of charter; to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

How 'r'll Pan's L ~ 4
A gentleman who new satisfied his curi-
osity to see the house ”(if Longfellow in
Cambridge by calling on the poet, writes as
follows: ,

My curious eye was subdued by a feeling
of reverence, so to span rs it devoured
with a hasty glance the es of picture,
book and ornament "
other aparimeuts,‘ tV

 
 
 
 

' 4 were es pro-
fuse as fullrng leaves' '_a'ller the first autum-
nal frost, and even now are found an": :mau'y
walls. This picture is the one known as
“Longfell'ow’s Children ;” a fault' In the ar-
tist’s drawing, it will hd remembered, giving
rise to the belief thatld’ne' ' he po'c't's chil~
dren was hortiwltho‘ '"
As an instance

 
 
 

enacily—with
said supersti-
.4 ' ple somewhat
' IV y fannedopin-
fan instance of
ce, quite as

 
 
 
 
 
 

bigoted' Is-V adhering t
ions—Mr. Longfellow 'I
comparatively recen
as amusing unit: was V _ .
poet and meatIntImatc

 
 

women, o'rt'éL of” whom, a sort of chattering
magpie, adiipg'i the part of chaperon, said, as
the car addressed the old Creigie mansion:

“This' at where Longfellow lives—the poet, 4.

ou know. Funny sue hoiaOMOple should
ave such quebrfi'notio aboutsome things.
I should have thoughtk: o.’d have wanted to

build a new house. But I 5' para it's true
that poets all have a cmzy spot somewhere
in their heads.”

Then after a. pause,dartng which some
immaterial remark was .4 do 'by one at her
auditors, she coutinucdu' ..

 

"What a pit. .L'that one Of his children—a
pretty girl at" r'wlsc, they say—was born
without armsl’

llr. Lowell thliught here was a good a
portunity to stop, in one circle at least, t e
current of so a. story, and said' In his
most gentlemaiil‘y Insider:

“I beg yourfi donflhdam but I am an
intimate frienanr.:Lo&n§fe110w’s family,
and I can assure: on there no truth in the
stor l)about his ild.! ’

your pardonu‘

 
 
 

the lady retort-
. V is trata of de-‘
velopment trassformfifltek ‘ to a human
rcup inc-“1 heyfi barman air, but I
ave It from ale self? who had it from Mr. "
Lon ellow hini

en a self- siltsfied arrangement of dra-
pery, and a triumphant adjust of her bonnet, .

 

 

o alllo sell. I there is no “Domestic
'y'tfmr town. apii'ly- to-DOMESTICS. 11f. CO.,N. Y.

_ est—Best- tSold or Ca‘shanl eeiel terms.
a -:to C's-Dill see-n .'
Ap ,1'87‘. l‘Florence, Mass.

It replenishes the Governm
paverishes the poo l;e makes ellthe rich poor and the"
poor rich, makes 0015 of wise men; exhausts the!
wisdom of Le islatiou; makes meadow run mad and . ‘4.-
madetoorder,tu themost workmaulikemeuner,aud

towmA

and membersiof the General] Assembly be.
hereittl'c'r‘h’eld 0n the fir'st'l‘u‘esdtiy efter the]

that there a all be One stated session at“ the ' ‘ '
GeneralAssembly etV Hartford In each year; 5:.
' at -'time and place as already directed by .V

 

”“4 the passage of an' .',.4.

. WWI Dyapega

Hanan—Re. Vi‘ ummittec on agriculoV.
ture in favor of -;for an act incorpOr-z-
atin the resolu . tive to Fairlield Agi- '-
ricu lurel societ ' resolution, - tabled
for printing. .5 4

~ nrating the Total 4'3

Z;

" chtield county for 3

 

 
 
 
 

 

"HUME STTC

W90 Blacklist; gives the best sat

aThls
lathe user. lipaldf farmast readily, and is he beat
’agentn in

 

Ladies send for elegadt Fashion Bock.

-FLORENC’E-

The Long-contested Suit of the
“Florence Sew! n: machine 00..
net the Singer, Wheeler 87 Mlson, and
arover 8’. Baker Companies, involving over

$850,000, '

ll decidedb the Supreme Courto the
'63:“ yS States, in Na ever at the FL 0332008
which alane has broken the Monopoly of
High Prices.

4 THE NEW FLORENCE
is the Only machine that down backward and
forward, or to ri ht At left. Sim.glest—-Cheep

 

 

 

 

 

"reek use! lawn near: 4001'. , .
The subject is all important,t yet; a ynzzling1 cine 4f
mi-

bled for rintin f 1 be . 0,, m.-
"' .Resalu'iion titti‘t thej constitutIon be outside $333}. often' or woman 8919399993: I31?!)

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'Wtfflidtahy u: Mflysmam a'a containing
nothing iniurioua to t lifelike“
when all else ails. Blood ”purifier and Liner
inoigorator, ng a pleasant purgatioe needed
by old and- young. It cures Jaundt'ce, Mr
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Worms, Fem'ds Diseases Nervous Dim'dera,
thney’ Oompzam: ac.- dc THE MOSES
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he" bath' for Gentlemen and Ledtes'wear, which

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HIRAM 8. BROWN.

 

WELL CCBBS '

PS AND
PM At Edi. LUCKWOOD’S. '1

 

 

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ANIN G en
knowu in this vicinity as a practicelworkmen in d 4‘

public with the best work at short notice. Leave
your ordersfor

[strum roses pours, BA on runs,“ mi:

44 GLOW, saunas. seams..- instep.
er-LINN‘O AND' scour rrN

' PIPE, J's. .. do, die. ., ‘

all of which are offered at lowest market rates.

Cell and see,
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- 23MainStreethorwei .Ct.-

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FIRSTN HANDS 8

 
 

0‘5 T 55..

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French Ch1ua,Pariaa and Bohemian wares.
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Glass Wares, also French Glass
Shades of all shapes and sizes.
Fancy articles of Tin,

Wood, Iron, Lave and other
Materials. A 1 line ofs
Kitchen Furniture, Heaters, Ran

AND STOVES OF ALL
We havejustreceived a large invoice of

[Ian 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.

 

 

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Special Ind 'oemsnt" «t
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supersede a use r s W,
and {Facility in maths“ mouth

 

 
 

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Office hours from 10 a. m., to 5 p. In.

 

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A BAY MARE. Enquire of
E. C. BISSELL.

00a! 0. chd

 

Formerly occupied by Mister Bros;

ner, and are now prepared to mish

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Brick, lime and Cement.

H'svtug had severe ears’axperieace 'tn'fl're lost
business, we feel co dent that by strict attention
to our business, and the wants of the public, We
shall receive a fair share of patronage.

Tallest 85 Duke;

BERT I. TOLLES. CHAS. B. DARE.
OrWalk,‘ April 13th,'1864.

 

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' 1 At 10.1! .1500

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vited to call at

V Mares. Judd’s. V
Opposite the opera 110030,th St. Norwalk.0t

.910 Machsnlsts I

NTB -
OOD’S. -

 

 

 

 

 

 

warned Mr. Lowell that the ground was:
den angerous, and he discreetly said no more]

EM 8: .0 Vs. PROWiTT.

Catlllacital

PLUMBING! PLOMBlNGIIV

ed the services M10. B. 1.0!, 5;:
plumber of great experience, and tavorsblfi: -

 

branches of plumbing. I shall be able to supply the "'

Theundersigncd having purchased thO Coal Yard" ' ' '

have rebuilt the same in the most' up raved man-~ 5... ..

Clean Coal "

Also, Machine Split 4W004l.

Branch Office at Prowitt’s Corner Drug Store. .

 

lNSUNANORMOtliflY,

South momma...

“T $200, 000

“SW 41 ,Jl171873, $302, 924. 35

W. 8. HAN§OBD,PrelldeIII,
II; _B. TURNER, Secretary.

 

wtlIbe soldverylowfor Cash,attheold stand, .4 '13-'95:

 

 

 

' ugles, hath

S
Builders’ Hardware, (be,

AT‘IRILEIAI! All RETAIL.
, ' omcsetmrm.
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
Washington Street. 80. Nos-went.

 

:l'.'="6'z'- belle.
5 00 Good Fence Posts.

Enquire 0f ID. II. PERSON S,

83.011 '

 

A PULL. LINE 0P

WINTER GOODS

F0 “B
Men .0 Boy’s Wear.

. ALSO,

O. '21". Cornwall,

Second store, vase: NorwaIIr nan
. i

W. H. SWORDS,

MRROHANT TAILOR,

003m wesu‘r ON AND MAIN srs.
saunas nonwanx, Galvan,-

Scotch Cheviots, Meltons, Grape and
English Coatings,

Made up in style, and at Lowest Prices.
ussortm‘ent of

GENTS’ FURNISHINO 00008.
Gents’ Kid Gloves.

Of all Shades andIColors, of the Best Quality.

. . . . . . . . .
Furniture :87 Redd mg
We call the attention of Parties in want of either
th or. Bedding to our immense Stock, from
s ordinary

to the most elaborate. which our im-
.Vueuse facilities enable us to positive] sell lower

A large

 

othermauufacturlug house a the 'city.

 

' 'filrs'i' William, maria Antoinette,

Brand. Duchess and Humboldt Parlor

Suites, consisting of 9 pieces,

in Satin, Coteline, Brecatelle and Silk Reps at any
Ie, ed. and tufted, upholsteredin the very

best manner, . .

mom no to $150.

. Beps,Terrys,_Haircloths and. Sistine-Suites 9 pieces,

It's-one .40 80 0106.

'V Solid Black walnut, Marble Top Bureau and Dress-
1 ing Case Suites,

From 860 to $1 00.
Enamelled Chamber Suites of every Style & Color.
Front 2 5 to $40.

Bedding and Mattresses of every description.
Feathers by the Pound or Sack. We assure those
favoring us with their patronage that they will be
treated with the greatest courts ,and guarantee
entire satisfaction. N'o goods 0 owed to be mis-
represenwd. Everything boxed, packed and ship-
pelt freeof Ofelia 1'39.

0 O S HEYNAN & MASK.
Warerooms,387,390, Us 392, Hudson
Street cor. Houston.
Factories, 276, 278,280,282, West

Houston Street. . '3m*14
. NEW YORK.

 

SOMETHING NEW!
Norwalk Novelty Works.

ere-stir. can“ a. assassins

. (ctr- warship, and located
. talkie) basement of the Brick

_ Jungian Water Street,
fut-h 9 order, articles or

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

' 1mm Illa it
. . ,;aaa_ao 7i)" strict

- 011410": 0' public .upl'I'Ice where
of. ti miscellaneous character. can be

 

 

. . . uot, used;
$1.51!. 1119000, ' Neuralgia and
Ca tart-h; Headache andSwelledFace Group and
Sprain! and Bruises , Bunions and
-Prosse'd Fact and ‘:Hands Chopped
Flesh. Eruptions of the Skin. For Sale by

HMOGOSPROWI'IT

BBBGJGIST’B,

NDBWAIIK, CONN.

ORESOENT 'SPEOTAOLEM

Sm'p'r'ov'e Your sites.

The Crescent Sp'et‘ 4 --- ~ taclcs now offer-
ed to the public. 4 ' are guaranteed su-
perior to all others in the market: For
clearness and tinctueas of watch
they are unrivaled the total absence
of prismatic colors red refractory rays
always found 4 01'" Pebbles r e n d e rs

' W
them especiallydcsirable. Being ground with at
oarmthey aret recoil-om all imperfections an tm

rltles. They are mounted in Gold, .Silver, Shell,
Rubber and Steel Frames and will last many years
without chan . For sale only b our Agents.

J. SPENCE ,Jeweler A 0 tie an. is Sole Agent
for Norwalk. None gen as without the trade
mark stamped on- every. '.palr Manufactured by
Followed- Vlfolhei t RIGID; New York.:
Look fcr' Trlrd'e ‘Jfllrw 'NO' peddlc‘rs employed.

For Sale

AT LOW FIGURES.

SIXTEEN 0000., GENTLE HORSES.

Also New 'snd Second-hand Carriages and Bar-
nessf _of every-I‘verietv canatantl on hand. at the

0th c of WI IAME DANN, iver Street.

NOI'Ivalk, April l3th, 1874.3m15

Cheap Passages.

 

 

 

 

 

Putter rch-crs

' To and Fro-I Great Britain,
can be had at greatly

REDUCED RATES,
CHEAPER THAN EVEBBEPORE,

until further notice. Apply at the

 

A tar usetlf of old 0 for s l
one: so a v' m sentim-

6329800 4 401399.

D. a Njiil't‘ilroad'it‘reighkfiouse. -

REHTlEflENTSFIIRHISHIHO 00008:.

 

 

o’clock, 9-1“

6. 69 train to New Haven. at 50' with the train
Elfin Danbury which arrives at South N orwnlk it

ill leave from each end of the route three times
W week. Produce sold without charge for commis-
sion. Freight at old packet rates.

All persons are forbidden trusting any of the .
employees of either of the above boats on account

of the owners thereof.

DANB'II’BY 8r. NOBWALKR. ll.
' stratum: ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 18th, 1674.

Damn snares.
Daily trainelcaoc Namath Bridge.
. . m. For all stations on the Danbu rydl
“34‘4“ c. ’ Revere. ...°' c-
and some 1 w eyv e n on e
Eousetanic BNINlroedI.
At 68'! p'. m. For Danbury, and all Stations
Atll 12 a. m For Ridgefield and intermediate

a

Stations.
Atll 35 p. m. Freighttraln,

Lease Norman: Bridgefor South Nor-walk.
AMOS 10450. In. ., 218 538 850p. III.

Leave Danton/or Numb
630 and 945 a. m., 16054301) 111. ,Freighttreln
t

a 10])
JOHN mW. BACON, Snp’t.

IEWYIIII, IE! HAVE! a. llAI'I'ftIn RAILROAD
NEW YORK a NEW HAVEN DIVISION.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April 13th, 1874.

esfollows:
South Norwnlk for New York.

“8.47 AJi. .Ba‘stonExp
“ Boston Ex ress.

8.16, (ideal ex) 8. 40 (séieclal) (l. as, 8.10 (ex) and 9.10
(ex)p. In. 7 p. to. Sun
South Norwtslk for New noven

At 6. so A. M. Springfield Way
8. 04

“ Accommodation
9.84 ” Bostonli' ress.
10.04 “ Accomm atlon -
11:80 “ Boston Li htnlug Express
s..01P M, Accomrn tlon
8.87 B0'ston ress.
8.14. " Acconuno siion
4.29 “ Boston Egress
ads “ Ae'eo'mm stian
0.49 “ Accommodation
0.61 " Boston Express.
10.48 U Bostonll ress
8.48 “ SundayMa

Trains leave New Haven for SouthNorwalk,a
4840, (I: ,) 3.10, (Ex ,.)5 so. a. as 910,945. (lx.,)A

4 ~ is M. ; Lanes. {2.30.0 509.11“ x..)’ e. 00, (an); 20,
8.8.0. 'Gx. .. 8.30s. In.,

809 large bllie} of advertisement at Station

es and Hate
Hans E. '1. REED, Gen’lSupt" New Haven.

JOHN. T. MOODY.Sup’t Grand CentralDepot
New York.

 

Hnrwalk‘Hcrse llailwaylime Table.

COMMENCING MAY 1811!, 1874.

 

 

LEAVE NORWALK. So. NovaLK.
6.400 In., New York Accommo’n 6.00 a. m.
6.20 “ Y.” H. Accam’n 6.45 ‘-
6.45 “ 7.05 “
7.05 “ NerYork Accommo’n 7.25 “
7.25 “ N. Y. Ems: Steamboat 7.45 “
7.45 " .a 8.05 “
8.05 “ 8.25 “
8.45 “ New Haven Accom'n 9.05 “
0.05 “ N. Y. Ac.&.N. H. Ex. 9.35 “
9.35 “ 10.00 “
10.00 “ - 10.25 ‘4
.1035 “ N. If. Amend N.Y. Ex 11.00 H
11.00“ New Haven Express 11.20 “
11.80 “ 11.65 “
11.55 “ . 12.15 p. m.
12.35 p. m.. 12.55 “
12.55 “ NewYork Accommo’n 1.20 H
1.40 “ NewHaven Accom’n 2.00 “
2.00 “ NewHavenExpress 2.30 ‘t
2.30 “ NewYork Express 3.00 u
3.00 “ 3.30 “
3.30 “ 4‘ 3.50 u
3.50 “ N. Y.&.N. H.Accom’r: 4.10 “
4.10 “ New Haven Express 4.30 “
4.30 “ 4.50 n
4.40 “ New York Accommo‘n 5.00 “
5.10 “ 5.30 “I
5.30 " N. Y. Ex.&N. H. Ac 6.00 “
6.00 “ 6.20 H
6.20 “ New York Accommo’n 6.40 “
6.30. “ Newllavcn Accom’u 6.50 “
6.50 “ - ‘ 4 ' 7.10 H
7,10 “ 7.30 “
7.30 “ 7.50 o
7-50 “ 8.10 o
8.10 “ 830 u
8.30 “ 8:30 “
8.50 “ 9.10 “
9.10 “' N. Y. &N. 11. Express 9.40 “
9.40 ” New Haven Express 10.00 “

 

 

BENEDICT’S

NEW AMERICAN RESTAURANT

Isrnlcl‘tY FIRST-CLASS DINlNG habit.

Prtccsniadertite.
neatly served are cordially invited to call at

" ‘nitnnnr‘c'r’s nINrNti' 'I's'l'i'oms,

118 Chith'hers Street, between West Broadway and
Churchfisr eet, NE W YORK.

WM. B DANN,
HOTEL lllERl.

ver Street.

The very best of Tenants—not. to be surpassed by
any private establishment In the county.

NORWAL‘K LIVEHY STABLE.

. .- FIRST-CLASS
DOUBLE AND SINGLE

Horses and Carriages

Constantly on hand for hire, mill or without driv-
ers. Our equipment was never better, and we do
not mean that day shall outdo us in safe, stylish.
and everyway desirable turnouts. Orders for

 

NORVW

 

and PASSENGERS to and from the cars. prom fly
and satisfactorily executed. Horses receivedlon
Livery. «'60., and all at reasonable prices.
Stable at old stabndB a few B'stzegsp north of Horse
Railway De 0t. DB. USE, Proprietor
Norwalk. _.ov 16th, 1873

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

RAIN S LEAVE NEW' YORK from foot of Des-
lbrossgs and Corglgtndt Sig-clot, as {31935:
reasor Hams , Pt 5 , e estand
South,- with Pullman Pa ace Currgttttched, 9. 300
III... 60nd 8:30 p. m. Sunday,- 5, and 8: 30me
For Baltimore. Washington, and the South, via
Pennsylvania Air Line. at 8:40 a. In, 3 and 9 p. m. ;
Sunday 9 p. III. For Baltimore and Washington,
vlnB. 3320. R. R. at7:.30p m.tl,
Express :fa'grghdadglpw, Silhnm “1.4% 0. .dm., ,12: 30, 3,
, , III II u an a 6 6:
7:00 defends p g' y’ ’ 10'

 

 

NORWALK

HcIse Shceing Shop,

 

REAR or noose RAILWAY DEPOT.

JAMES D. SHEA. Agent.

Hora es shod in the Ne best manner and ar-
tighter-attention paid to film or minions a

 

HABNESSES FOR 5 ALB .

 

4 ley’a aten Improved Bracket '
"" and New map Check Valve.
hich can be withdrawn with-

 

 

 

WOODEN-WARE

M 4.3.x. IWOKWOODJS.

l‘r'atnsieeve Passenger Station at 809th Norwslk .

[Published gratuitously for the convenience of-
the Public]

All who desire to- be well and

Ticket ouce's',In 526, 435, 271, and 944, Broadway ‘

AndotherCompantes, Stock andMutual, luCon-

 

peclacles to sun all kmds cnyes

SPECTACLES 81 EYE GLASSES.

,a. large; assert menl offlflulli PARA'Q“
II :Poi'llli 8P EOTA Sthe only kind evcr yet

‘pIro ddnce dthatzdo not t to the eye. that gives a clear

-na nd distinct vision; and makes weak eyes strong.
Werranted for five years without change of lenses
Special attention gtventcfittingneerslghtcdpeople.
A large assortment of

OPERAnVnd FIELD GLASSES
AT '
chd’s Jewelry Store,

UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.

 

RA YJIIOND BROS" 4

SOUTH NORWALK,

Take contractslor putting down

Flag Stone,

Removing Gravel, &c. &c

..........
GOAL, WOOD,
Building M ate/rial.
nIIAIII' PIPE. rm: smelt, IIAI.
GRAIN,FEED FLOUR,

PROVISIONSand PRODUCE

 

 

unfinilhmphlettn
enrahecasam’acurenocharg:areali .Sold bydrugglm

DRAIN PIPE” DRAIN PIPEH

Thebestin theMarket. Warrauted to give satis-

 

any other. Manuiacrnzesd'r- and fares
Norwalk, June80,1878.

Iron in the Blood

LEON'ARB& SON.

 

 

MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

norms m ,aProeecl-
«I: Martian of t of
trials,“ (sac combined as to have
the character of an allment, as
easily digested and assimilated
with the blood as the simplest
food. It increases the antlm
of Nature’s Own realist”
Agent, Iron in th e blood, and
gangs ‘ga thousgng llls,’t’isimply¢
1;] on qufias n gara gems

fichefifiammtagggm [the
men every 0 bad
repairing dagger and waste":
searching out 'morbld secre-
tions, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon.

This is the secret of the wars-

 

laced
W

1mg.” 2

 

Thousands have been changed
by the tuna ”this remedy, from

weak ale
99m; to strong, ”Remy,” and

No.1 Astor House; and foot of Desbrosses an my men and mm- a

Cortlandt Streets Eml rant Ticket O'fii mi

Butte .Place. ’A flies ASSATT. n’l 1231.02? invalids cannot reasonabl’yhes-
B,0YD Jr.. General Passenger Agent. “ate to gave 00 ¢ trial.

See that each bottle has PERU-
VIAN SYRUP blown in the glass.
Pamphlets Free.

SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. 1 Milton Place, Boston.
Scan 3! Dnuoarsra osnnn'auzr.

 

ESTABLISHED 1849.

C. B. D’Artois,

The Celebrated

German a. consequence,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .,

Respectfully informs his numerous patrons and the
public generally, that he continues to furnish

PARTIES.S WEDDING S,
HIONABLE DINNERS

of all kinds and flavors.
Cakes ornamented. ’

 

MI“ 80.-

Grading and

facttau,and from 85 to 30 per 'icent cheaper than '

 

 

the Furniture and Undertaking nslness, at the 015

F‘- II '- E Pa e 75 cts., Excursion Ticketsfl. 26. nectlcntand NewY ark
Frel hagggkenb at Propeller rates. Refreshments GEORGE B. Any: HOMER MERRILL Fltggn'i'gfbigiflgfigfi Son, respectfully solicit the
of tall 11 s on brdon Norwalk J uneloth 1873.
x. lie—N Nell White from New York connects at . .
South N0rwa Nk, with the 6.18 truilutopaubury and gill 8191611: HR ngClilgvntfl) D

In view of the change above named the under-

 

7. 40 and from New Haven at 7- 46 a. .111. AGENT FOR :ignetirfiqluleststha; gig particles1 tutlllebt9ld tattlhe late
OPELLERS . rm 0 on on, w as an set e their
FREIGHT]3 PR I LAZARUS & MORRISS’ accounts wttl'ImI'It delay.
CITY OF IOIWAlI, OI P. 5. RIM", 3N3 G-EORGEH RAYMOND-
F'M‘ "om'lk' cumsnarunruarucrnn

NEW ROOMS!
NEW FURNITURE:
E. QUINTARD’S SONS,

AVE removed to their new rooms in thePost-c
fice Building. (entrance one door west of the
aide tare) where they have a very large aseortmenio
Furniture of every description,
At greatly reducedprtces.
UNDERTAKING,

in allttsbranches.

Wm. E. Quintard,

GENERAL PURNISRINO

Undertaker, '

At QUINTARD’S FURNITURE ROOMS, oppo-
Sh“: him: H9rse Railroad Depot. Also, Agent for
e 0 en

MARBLE BURIAL VAULT.

Orders promptly attended to day or night.
Residence three .doors from Union Avenue on
Main Street. 2tf

 

 

 

Callandscethembeforebuylngeleewhere.
GEORGE F BELDBN,

Union Marble Works,

NORWALK, C ON N
The subscriberhes made art'angements by which he
will hereafter receive

Scotch. Granite,

 

every kind of
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE

.MONUMENTS,

Furniture Slabs in general, at the
LO WEST POSSIBLE PRICES.

Cemetery Fencing, lrcn Ballng, keo,

tarnished an d put upat shortuotlce and on very

favoreb le terms.

Representingan establishmenttheoldeatend best
known ofanytn Western Connecttcu t,thesnbscriber
feels thatits reputation for artistic excellence and
honorabledealtn is already too well established to
steed commendet an. Address E. B. Price, Agent.
MeehautcSt.. lutheresrof thenewBankmorwalk.

FARM
.AND-

HORTIOULTOHAVL IMPLEMENTS.

 

cludin
Mowmg Machines and Lawn Mowers.
Lawn Mowers, full size, for $12.
Wheel, lawn, steel and hay rakes.
Ploughs—Mead’s,Mersh, Eagle, cc.
Shovels. Spades, Scoops,

Roll ere.
Barrows Corn Shellers. OxYokes and Bows.

Norwnlk, April ”£11.18”.

Old Carriage Shop

New Csrriagessnd .othe'r-Yehic' es madetjo order,

 

and with the utmost dispatch.
Having arranged to carry on the business, on

MARSHALL STREET,

the subscribers feel confident that theycau satisfy
all the oldcustomers 0fthe

Oldest Stand in Ncrwallt,

endsuch others as may be led toextendto them
theirpatrouage.
We have also opened a CARRIAGE REPOSITO-
RY' III Chlchcsters’carner store. where alwa can
be found a full assortment of all styles and k ads of
Carriages. from a Clarence to a pony Phaeton.

Sent? Norwalk, Sept. 8th18V7 s.-

s r. mm a SON

Tin-Types at Whitney’s
TO ACCOMMODATE rm: ms
I will make four
BEAUTIFUL TIN-TYPES
FOR ONE DOLLAR

Plain Cartes-de-Visites,$3. 50 per dozen.
E. T. WHITNEY

SEWER PIPE! SEWER PIPE!

All sizes. The cheapest and best. Manufactured
and for sale by CHAS. . TLEONARD III SON.
Norwalk, June 28, 1873. .

OERRENT HORSE BLOCKS.
LL SIZES AND STYLES. Just on durable and

at lessthau one-third of the cost-of stone
blocks. Manufactured and for sale by

 

 

 

 

 

by a new and improved method. In two do an;
ets. Rugs. Piano and Table Coverscleane ordyed'
4 ID GLOVES CLEANED so as to look almostequal
to new in one day'-;' 80 cents per pair. Call and see
samples done at. the office, east of Hares Railway
Depbt. Open until 8 o’clock p. m-

B. N. runny.
THE

 

“ BARTRAM. ”

The Bartram Sewing Machine is the latest produc
lieu of inventive genius. It has the

Simplicity

of the Wilcox 6:4 thbs', but makes thelockI-stitsi.
with a revolving shuttle, which. revolving on its
carrier, is subject to no wear,- and requires- no oilin'g
by which the thread would otherwise be soiled, and
the wear and friction of a “rsVee”ls avoided. This
style of shuttle moves with 'gr'ea'ter

Baptdlty

and ease of Operation making one-llatrdaterulitchu
with the same motion of the foot. than any other

machine.
Ease.

It is the easiest running of the family of Sewing
Machines. Delicate ladies who cannot use others
can operate the Bartram without fatigue.

Best Needle.

it has the best needle in the world-short and
freight with a as: shank. By simply putting tt up
in the needle bar as far as it will go. it is set right
and never has to be varied for thick or thin goods.

I

and heavy sewing _e'quelly well.

We Incite

 

.9”-

dlrectfrom Scotland. Heis also prepared tofurnish

GRANITE. DBAB, ORBROWN STONE,

Slabs, Tablets, Sinks, dc" as wellas Mantlesand

FULL stack of the 'mo'st approved Farm 'and
Garden Implc eats now in store and f0r'sa_le,
wholesale and total, at manufacturers’ prices, in-

Garden Forks, and
HeIIyCutters—Burdtck’s, Whitmore’s, and Bide

Chums—Blanchard’s, the very best in use ,nleo,

smallertm malemen'tsln great variety.
11’1“}pr ates—Russell’s, Cae’s, Beach's, and
Br dg‘aport W. 0.8 REST.

and Repairing and Jobbing’done in the bestm'enner,

and engaged sklllful' and experienced workmen.

 

 

 

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that came up. No keep us at it till we did
agree.

It was one of them pesky hosasweppin’
cases. Bill Banter '0 put off onto Hi
Green a sor’l critter with e false eye an’ a
artificial tail. The eye was found leyin in
the manger one mornin’, an’ the furst time
the boss got wet his tail come ongluell an'
drept off.

4The evidence showed that Ht’d been par-
ticular to ex about the eyes, au‘ Bill 'd said
the animal had as good 0 eye as the next
boss

Bill, howsoever, offered to prove that the
out hose to his’ n,st thetime, was alone
blind. but the court ruled that out.

After a sarchin’ charge tom the jedge,
we retired to our room,:his.hcnOr fast ad-
meuiahin’ us that, if we didn’t agree this
time, he’d make an exampleon us to all fu-
tur’juries.

It looked like a plain case, most on us
thought, an’ we’d strong hopes that, for
onct, Bije would listen to-reae'on. But the
that vote we teak showed how far he was
out in our reck'nin’. ’Levenofns’stOOd for
giviu’ the pla'intifi' dismidg'e's,butBije was
unamiOus for the defendsnt, an’ said he’d
be drotted if he didn’t eathis boots afore
he’d cave.

We tried to ergy with him: insisted that
it was 'a clear case of fraud; an’ called at-
tention to the strong pints in ‘thc jcdge’s
charge.

IBut Bije had his own 'v'iews. He said
Bill ’d only said the' boss had .a 'gOO'd eye,

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ed up.
I don’ t want to dwell. Out onto the miser-
ies 0' that night. We’ wanted through
somehow till the court took up next mornin’,
when the jedge' had us brung' out, lookin'
for all the warld like 'so many-penytent
tomcats alter at nights maniacal misunder-
standin’.'
‘Hev you agreed onto a verdict, gentle-
men ‘1” said he.
‘No, wehevu’ t !’ says the foreman, sulkin’.
‘There’s' no hurry,’ says the jedg'emmilin' , ,
"the term’ll last’a couple afw'eeks'y'et'. The
sherifi"ll take you to breakfast now, an’
then you may reason your deliberations. ’
After breakfast we felt a little peerter, an’
some on us picked up heart to make anather
set at Bije; but he was head‘sttcriger ’an
ever, an’ said we’d ought to be eshinrsd on 4
ourselves, so we’d ought to 'take ‘a'dvsn'tsge
of an honest'ma'n's conscieic'e‘. ' ' V'
While we Ives at breakfast, the foreman
'd managed to get bald 0f the county paper
which ’had jest come out that 'Ihcriin,’ and
to while {may the time, he began to read it. .
- ‘Holla!’ said he, ‘what’s this. _9’ - '
‘Whet’s whet!” ' ' T
‘Lis‘ten here,’ says he, proceediu’ to read t, _
‘Sramnja Raise. -The tawn is great-
ly excit'e'd this morning by the rumored
elopement Of' Mrs. 13., the wife of a. promi-
nent citizen. She tack advantage, it is
said, 'of her husbeud’s absence while on
public duty, to carry cut her plan. A
marked feature in the albir' Is that the lady
' -‘What’s that.” screech‘es _Bije Hope, In an
outburst o’ terror.
The foreman read it over again, 510w an’
solemn. Now Bije' was a jealous" as that
’ere dark co'mpiec'ted ehnp' In the play. Be-
side's, there wasn’t' no other Mrs. 4.B in the
place lately married, and than mere ‘was-
the circumstance of- the husband’s absence
on public duty. Bije had no doubt that the
Mrs. B. alood‘ed to was his own wife".
‘Let me out." he yelled, runnin’ full butt
at the door. _
‘_Not till you' ve agreed onto a verdic‘,‘
says the bailiff, through the key-hale;
"l—If—I’li _s'g'ree to 'a'iiythmgl’ splattered
Bije. ‘FOr goodness sake, hurry, gentle-
men—a thousand dollars damldg‘es if you
like."
-We said we thought that was reelher
high.
‘Auythiu‘g, so it’s done quick t’ he gasped, -
in 0g ’.ny We 'cOuld hardly keep him from
jumpiu’ out 0’ the winder, while some on
us pertended todickei' about the nmoun’ we .
should bring In, jest ta térn'Ie'ut him.
At last ev’ ry_ thiug' Iwa's fixed, 'a'n’ we
went into court, gi've in Our verd‘ c "an’_ was
duly discharged. ' ' -
Bijc was rushin’ out on the dot'tlile-quick-I
when the foreman stopped him: '4‘
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