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‘ ’ ' I shi‘jfirofT $231§hhiii£§ifglii2311;323:2113; ‘ CHA NGING; 5 IGN : . l 874 '1 ‘ pEALET‘INI £5 -. - . . REAL ESTATE,‘ Eggpicttltlglg{glyggsggggmgggizgl‘kgnfi :2-
Tuesday, June 9, 1874- is pretty good but he must stand aside ' . « ° ' . ' '
rciarienn COUNTY ITEMS “fit“? indé‘vfiampimm hash” ‘3‘“ ' ‘ 4°?— , . . ’ PIANOS ORGANS, i . INSURANCE, _ Emma“, MANWACTDRERIE
‘ .- - cert or sixty-seven years, and is halo and " , '. ‘ ' . ' N . m. “I I .. _. » m -
NEW QANAAN- 11.6%: 3852i; there is not a clam i0 be found SPEOIAL BARGAINS AND THE GHOIGEST SPRING STYLES V . I o ' I ' _ MELODJ‘ENS, OFFIGE' ' , . 721:" . «4 5'. 4
Henry Willis, charged With the murder on Galas Island, but none will deny the ' -0F_ ' i Sprlng & Summer' S I-IEET MUSIC ' MELVILLE E. MEAD Human flail" work” i
of Mrs. Sarah Selleck, has been released.
His case came up laSt week, and the Grand
Jury decided that the evidence against him
was not sufficient to warrant his being held
for trial. The decision caused scale excite-
prcsencc there of the residuum of some odd ,
millions of defunct fish. , GENT non
Picnicers will be wise if they select Couk-
eenis Island as a stopping place this sum-
who wilhnakc up, athisshop. allkinds ofworl: de
sired byladies, in tbelatestand mostapproved styles
making over “ Combings” of the lady's 'own hair, or
willsupply hair toorder. He has alsoconetantlym
hand, a fineassortme’utor . ».
R, AND ' WIND UW’E'SHADES.
"a" scar,’u..c.c,o._z
NEXT noonm sAf‘viN'Gs BANK
WALL PAPE
The Mutual Life Ins. 00., New York,
Assets over $50,000,000.
.4 OMSTOBKI --
-.- ‘ . . '. unoccu 'ed house into . _ , , .
ment in the village, and a petition was 1:: liéhltiggfrejisxf: :11: ey can fit: Particular attention given to x . . ., . ' I .
largely Signed printing for ihe seleamen to “It i; 51 long T6510 that has “0 mm.” SO HOUSE A" D SIGN ‘ PER HANGING I I I keep a large stock ot‘instrulncnts on hand,and The Phenlx Flre Ins. GO.) BrOOklm’ Switches : i
call a town meellng‘ 10 take measures for thought a \Vestpm‘i man who took the buck . ' . . I , I . sell ]them (in Montlgy Installnieiits. Everybody Assets over $2.000:°°°- ' _ ’
the' procurement of additional evidence ° -’ ' - "i i on" “we a ”mm or rgan' - ' 3 1d ‘
' road from Weston to reach Greenfield Hill. Williamsburg City Fire Ins. GO: ra 3,
. _. , . . 7 - .
He lived to get there, but pronounced the A11.WO1‘1£ Exe outed, [tin the very Best man-13161" ‘ B B o I H E B s SOLE AGENT son run enunauarnn OF BROOKLYN. ‘- . . - .ourls, 6’
, Assets over $600,000. _ . '
which he is ableto seii atlower ratesthan ever,
KENT STATION.
It struck your correspondent, as he read
the spirited essays of the literary critics of
Wilton and Kent, in the South Nor-walk
Sentinel that if those two points were con-
solidated by Act of Legislature, it would be
beneficial to both. As such is not likely to
be the case however, we propose. to supply
you occasionally with the doings of Kent
Station.
The people here seem to be awakening to
their interests as opposed to the interests of
the section above,which latter portion of
the town has monopolized enterprise previ-
ous to the present dispenSation—llielast
six months. The exact upper ending of
Kent district: is supposed to end with
the first residence above the Cabinet
manufactory of J as. F. Taylor & Sons and
in this light we shall view it. ' "
The M. E. Church,previonsiy closed for
two years, has been re-opened through the
efficiency of Messrs. Griswold, Hanford
‘Devil’s Den a paradise compared to Wes-
lon’s hack road.
Capt. Thomas is erecting a new horse
barn and stables. Mr Aaron Olmstead,0f
Norwalk, bosses the job. _
A citizen returning to his home from the
village late at night recently, was chased by
a couple of hogs. They opened their
mouths and made such vigorous pursuit‘
that he had to scamper lively to saw; him-
self from being “chawed up.”
An old citizen says. iil his opinion light-
ening rods do no good. A rod had been on
his house 48 years, and the house was never
struck.
Mr. Andrew S. Nash is prepared to “rad-
ish’ the neighborhood,at prices per bunch
that would lnakc a Fulton Market vendor of
the kindest disposition, growl.
. Mr. D. M. Marvin was before the railroad
committee in New Haven, last week. Du-
ring the week, that city look to itself a
heavy pressure of outsiders.
fore offered. Ladies desiring such work, will .
well to call before purchasingelsewhere, as he can
assure them that he can sell twenty percent. l owe r
than any other dealer ‘ '
DEMMON &, NEWCOMB
Have taken the TWO LARGE STORES in Ray
mond’s Building, Nos. 53 and 55 Main Street, arid
intend to keep constantly on hand a choice and
fine assortment of .
FAMILY GROCEBIES
together with a good variety of
Crockery, and Glass ' were.
In the r store they have also opened a
FISH MARKET
where all kinds of Fish can be obtained in the
proper season. Also the best: of ,
FRUIT in VEGETABLES
in (large or small quantities. Also
WEBER ”ANOS' Fire Ins. Go.,of air. City,
Assets over $900,000.
Connecticut Fire Ins. 00., Hartford,
Assets over $700,000.
National Fire Ins. 00., Philadelphia,
Assets ovcr9400,000. _
Hartford Go. Mutual Fire Ins. 00.,
Assets over $140,000.
National and White Star lines
OF OCEAN S'I‘EAMERS.
Pascale Ticlcic aciilraltsfcr Sale.
R E A L E S TA T E
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
"1'. E.
No. 30
ours DRUG srciic.
SODA WATER
AND
Root Beer
NOW ON DRAUGHT.
Ono trial 01 our
«b 1-1 . B .
Main Street, Nor
Hanriver
are now read y with a‘iarge and elegant stock otFinc
walk, Ct. . -
Planes, Melodeons and Organs,
RepAint-zo AND TUNED SPRING
nouns left at; L. Weed’s jewelry store a. n. o. ' ,
box 502, will receive prom t. attention. ., “V
. . . U AS.MENZEL.
Norwaik, Jail.14th, 1874. 3t3. ‘
mssns BNO'CKWAY’S
Select School.
BegularEnglish Course Font Years.
IIISIB, 'IAIIIABES; IIA‘III All, PMIIIIBw ,
Drawing from east and from‘natur‘e. A limited
number of pupils received into the family. Summer
Term commences Mondfiyl. April 27th, 1874. For
circulars address SS S BROCKWAY,
ly25 . Box§43,Norwalk.Conn.
MISS STEVENS“
has removed her
STANLEY cf, SON’S,
GROVESTEEN d1- FULLER’S,
FOR SALE.
ONE nonsn MOWING MACK, nearly
new in erfect order: two sets 0 ves. En-
quire ol‘ W11 . C. STREET. Esq. Alsoa 'ROCK-
AWAY CARRIAGE. has been used but: little and
is in excellent condition. Also one set: of double
HARNESS, as good as new. The above progcrt;
ma all be seen at the residence of thelate J U G ‘
B TLER and will be sold VERY CHEAP for (2:325:15
l-IA {NEE mm mm,-
VASE .c son,
sand will furnish at. short notice.
AND .
SUMMER
cicilicci
Call and see them.
OLD INSTRUMENTS
Taken in Exchange for New;
~1'Uch AND REPAIRING
Refrigerators,
Ice Cream Freezers,
and illeat safes,
Cooler and Purer than ever.
Strawberry and Pineapple Syrups,
(made from the fmit,)wili prove there is none better
Done at short notice. ’
BONDS BOUGHT A ND SOLD 0N COMMISSION. '
\V b i no.
The c or P a Deposits received, Interest allowed on balances, and
and others and now seats a larre an iu~ . .' - ' - . '
creasing cr’m regatiou ever Stilldéf‘t Nev Mi. Morris Ixetcllum has passed his sum- POCKET BOOKS, BILL BOOKS, AT T i] I D s «.l . l .
WI N 01 ,g D . y ‘ y' (r _' lnel‘s in “Teslporl for nearly 01’ quite 40 PERFUMERY, BAY RUM, FLORIDA ~ tall] y and fly (3 I00 3 _ A few extracts from the great; llumbcl: received a general Banking Business carried on: Forpartlc- B R E
l . .. ill-stead, an ealnest and energetic years, and he has never vet found a Spot WA T ER. SO Aps,tPOI\lIAI)1<l, , 7 ' ,- D, t to the building former] occupied by the Fail-field by the most; eminent; musrciansni the United States ulars apply to . . . “A D ’ , ‘
man, Is Ofl-ic1atlng past or. By arrangement elsewhere Q0 lich in intur-ll be t copir‘ylg‘gEAfigygfigsghs, V , 1 o L o gounty ii‘i'ilk'limwlin ttreEet. li'giioErdnghtiImter- mill); notbe inappropriate. 4 h n o; .
.- . . ‘ ' ~ ' . i an '. “ . cuina e ranc one u uca on. u- . ae nP'. ' ‘- '- lg P w
““11 the Norwalk Bible SOCW‘Y “'0 have Inquiring f0,— first-class furl h 3 b . l STROPS- ‘ , —— dimcnts receive special uttengion. winch they oll‘er at. the her i’ihngtggri‘dfeen nuo “111332311153? gigsfow. MELVILLE E. MEAD, . .a' e’ .. 1 es’ 0.,
p . ll case 0:11 (1- And a Large Variety of TOILET AR'I ICLES. NOTICE. Drawing,Paintingghangnages,Muslc. The Weber Piano occupies justly the first rank always a supplyof fresh baked on hand.
' ' amongst the Best; Pianos. .7. N. Partisan. ' ' OR DEMMON & NEWCOMB, '
varied preaching every alternate Sabbath,
brought about by his influence, which adds
to the interest. 'A full Sunday’schoole
with Mr. Geo. Fenton, as Superintendent—
53 and 55 Main Street. - - "
NOTICE .
BUSINESS Changes renders it necessary to set-
' tie all accounts. Will the customers I have
ingnooks are now made by denizens of the
city who have now learned by experience ’
in high prices and stcrrotyped fare at Long
Branch and Saratoga, that there is clear
HE undersigned, Collector of Borough Taxes,
hereby gives notice that he has received from
the \Varden of the Borough of Norwalk, a Warrant
for the immediate collection of the Borough Tax.
laid January 19th, 1874, and now completed, and
that; he is prepared to receive the said taxes, The
For particulars address. .
MISS HELEN M. STEVENS. Principa ,
Box 264, P. 0., Norwalk, Conn.
Locust llillScliiinary
The Weber Pianos cannot: possibly be 81113135861-
- IS. B. [ill .
I used.the Weber Grand Piano because I consid-
er it the best. in the world. Harry Sanderson.
The Weber Piano possesses everythin that can
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier,
OLD BANK BUILDING, WASHINGTON s'r.,
LEADING ARTICLES
FOR THE J OBBING TRADE
are kept in quantities and sold to suit buyers.
LOWEST
:1. team)” at L- G' Whitlock’s 5011001 “nd a train to be mqfle in one up] lec' M] in ‘ F S it G m Camphor Bony: Sulphur pa ent oftaxes may be made to the undersigned
, . ,. m, ' .. . tt l(( ssm 150111 as._u . .. ’ ' .‘ _ _ _ _ . . . , ..
mOSt Poimlill lllan “1 IVlmm‘fllm“ 3 many File 0,] . CODICI'IIS, Blue Vltrlol, Alcohol, Bird Seeds, etc. at monies in Sayings Bank Building, during of- be “'15th for m a Piano. (”0' W- [0’ gm“ SOUTH NORWALK, comm; accommodated plegse settle withontfurthernotice.
lCl. paragoric. ESS. I’eppei'mlnt, Laudanum, Castor flce hours. To all axes not aid on or before YONKEBS N Y 1 Tgm Weliertll‘imnio ranks foren'lfslg 11mg)?“ the ~ ;J April 15t, 137-}. H. L. UHLE.
9'" I u . )cs manu 'ac lret. 'i I'am asmi. ‘ ~“'—‘“
August; 13:, 1874, will be adder one per cent. a
month until said taxes are paid. .
A. H. CAMP, Collector.
Dated at Norwalk, this Isl: day of June 1874. mm
TAX COL LECTOR’S NOTICE.
THE attention of the tax payers of NEW
CANAAN is called to the following vote passed
by the Town. -
Voted, That: it on all taxes-u on the grand list
of 1873 that shal be aid on or eforc the lat day
of June, 1874.‘ the col ector be authorized to make a
discount of three per cent. ; on all taxes paid on or
children on the Sabbath.
There are some indistinct whispers in
regard to a stock company making availa-
ble the water power now mostly lying idle.
And also in regard to a gentleman from
Norwalk using one of our unproductive
buildings for batting purposes.
Mr. Abel Wliitlock has purchased Dr.
. Oil, Sweet Oil, Extracts Lemon and Vanilla, In
dozens or by the quart. _ .
Inks, Muciiage. W’rlting Papers,
Pencils, &e., sold low.
The \Veber Pianos stand first amongst the splen-
did Pianos produced in this Country.
Clara. N. Brinkerhofl‘.
A ten years’ experience satisfies me that the “'e-
ber Pianos are unapproachahle.~John Zumlel.
Q. cry of distress is heard from Greens
Farms. Help is wanted over there. The
strawberry crop promises to be so large that
it cannot be put into market unless a large
force of hands is secured. Good pay willbe
given to faithful berry chickens.
ChristChurcli is to be thoroughly cleaned
and reno alter] this week, and probably no
RIISS EMILY A. RICE
1 LL REMOVE HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES from Darieli, Conn., to Locust Hill
Avenue, Yonkers. A Summer Term of twelve
weeks, will commence April 7th, 1874. For circu-
lars and terms of tuition tor that tlmc,_a(ldress un-
til April 1st, EMILY A. RICE, Daricii, Conn., or
Yonkers. N. Y. ,
Envelopes.
[lash Prices.
The Line of .
Drugs, Chemicals,
I would call-especial attention to
THE ESTicci‘ucc flRGlll
Their facilities for the production at
SPRING AND SUMMER.
MILLINERY.
Bassett’s farm homestead, of L G Whit- ' i
,. ' . . -' ‘ . servxcc will be held in the edifice next Sun- before the 151: do of Au st 1874 adiscount of2 , . , ~ . . . .
10d" Esq, and has established a boarding (i'l ' I Huld EXHacts’ Boats, Herbs, er cent" 0“ a“ {axes “5“; Sim" I,” Paid 0“ °r be" HE s b - ‘b id be to call r tt n- Beautifull“ finished‘ld black walnut Sarid
school therein. ' ‘5' , tore the lst day ofScptember, 1874,a discount of . u 5"“ 91' W0“. 3.1, ' $3“ a e egan armell y _ _ . ,. , _ '
Two weddings occur on Thursday 11th. And Concentrated Medicines, one per cent. shall be allowed by collector: that ”a, tum? he; “Reggae?!“ i‘ioiimigie ’l‘fn‘g rosewoo_d,cqmblmng morcperfectlonsthan ; ,
. all taxes shall be due ou the 6th day of September ordivnfihitg?§itiii§‘bii sunzsgnlxsmli’ownns, any other in the World. Has taken more ~ ' . ci'l _
The funeral of Miss Gaines, at the resi-
dence of Robert Easton was largely attend-
ed by friends of the deceased. Rev. Mr.
Merwin delivered the addreSS.
Abijah Belts is improving his buildings
by shingling.
Mr. Jehiel Grumman, Jr., is inaugurating
the warm season by his Sarsaparilia and
Root beer, the ex- lieuce of which most any
one in the county can testify to.
than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD MED-
ALS AND nuis'r PREMIUMS, at Fairs and Ex;
hibitions throughout the United States.
They are endorsed by the highest musical
authorities.
unpaid after that date
and that on all rcmainm
one per cent. a month
the collector shall ad
thereto. _ ‘
GEORGE L. DANN, Collector.
New Canaan, J une 1st,,1874.
COKE} 'C'OKE.’ !'
At a. Reduced Price:
[IAVIN G made arrangements with tho Norwaik
Gas Light Company for the exclusive sale of
prepared to furnish It at
ots to suit; purchasers, of
is full, and thc uality warranted. All the PAT-
TENT MEDICI ES in demand are kc t in stock,
and new ones added as fast as new ed, and are
genuine.
For the Prescription Trailc
none but_ THE BEST is used, and all receipts
put up With care and accuracy.
IMPORTED a. NATIVE Wines,
LACES, and STRAW GOODS, together with all
the Novelties of the Season.
Thanking you for past favors and soliciting a
continuance of the same, I rrlz‘ltnain Respectfull
. RS. J. B. BE "S.
Norwaik, Aprlltith, 1874. .
MILLINERY 0PENING tention of first-class buyers of medium and fir-e
' . .
Mrs. W. FaWCett, CLoTHING.
one on the east and the-other on the west
side of the bi'iiigegiThe dart of Cupid seems
to have aimed with precision. Other vie!
tims are hiding their time in patience.
PAUL.
being unequaled, they enter this season with tho
DEVUE’S BRILLIANT 01L
~ \VITH PATENT FAUCETCANS.
Perfectly Safe.
The Finest Illuminating Oil
in the World.
i-JVOl-I’S oil is the lens'r QUALITY on linux—
ING On. WillCll CAN BE MADE; it; is thorough-
lg tree from the explosive substance known as
’enlzinc or Naphtha, and also from dark-eolorett'
DR? FLINT’S
MAKER BITTEBS
These celebrated Bitters are com-
osed ofclwz‘ce Roots, Herbs, and
fiarks among winch: are Gen-
ttan, arsaparilla, Wold Cherry,
Dandelion, Juniper, and other
assurance that they can and will command the at-
Certainly the best I ever heard.
Geo. W. Morgan.
It is oocal,which is tliehigiiest praise that
can be bestowed on any instrument.
0. BJSeJ/mour, Muswal Critic N. Y. T177105.
’l‘heyarc the bestreed instrument we have
WESTON.
The Hon. John B. Sturges, the eldest
member of the present legislature, died on
Sunday, May inst, of congestion of the
respectfully solicits your attendance at her
SPRING OPENING
their Coke, we are now
our yard, or delivered In
S The sermon 0!‘ Rev. Ml“. Haulenbeck, 011 hm“ aired 77 )‘e'll‘s Ilis 00] den W0(i(lill"‘ Foreign and Domestic Liquors, fron OngktOLOnc‘ghpgl’s‘and Bushels. H t l
unday last was a. most 010 uent one. His °" ° ' " ‘3 ° SCOTCH ALES d: E I orwa '7 “Y " ' ' I 0 mpor or met with. elements, or residuum. and is. in consequence.
’ (1 L ’ NGLISI PORTER’ CHAS'T'LEONARD &SON' HATs 0 (f; I H Odell Organ Buzlclers N Y berries, and 0101380 “teraredasto perfectly safe, beautiful ill appearance and free
I ’ ' ' ‘ ’ ' ’ ' ' retam. all them- medwmal qual- from otl‘ensive smell, ’will not smoke nor mtst Um .
was ceiebrated'a few months since.
'of undoubted purity, for medicinal purposes.
‘ DR. W. A. LO0KWO0D
PARTRIDGE eooiiin routs. Has Removed.
BONNETS, FLOWERS,
And all Novelties, , .
Wednésday, April Isl,
At No. 4 James’ Block, Water
wick, and will Burn with Umgualled Brilliancy.
For Sale by SELLEC BROTHERS,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants.
Quintard’s Block, Nor-walk, (it.
It is the ne plus ultra of reed instruments. invariably cure or
. Prof. E. E. Baker.
- vi. . ’ ' It contains sweetness and power in an
B USINESS S U115,
flies. They .
g eatl relieve the followmgcqm-
ctr" e‘ D reassurance
ver om am 0
p Bilious Attacfis:
elucidation of the points connected with the
incarceration of Daniel in the den of lions,
were truthfully and beautifully drawn, and
drew tears from many eyes. We hope he
GREEN WICH . i '
The attendance at‘the Memorial exercises,
unusual degree—Rev. Blshop Sampson, Jill
last week Monday was Very large. Ad- am now re ared to an 1 ersons wishin to -. - - ' H 811340
cagigggcsgfi‘llfis me as plent 5 fi l grtigsess were made by Rev. Mr. Glover and III 23min ll2mgl‘ilm’whfor figtfilijmg’ mm} mty don'ml §EI§9figgytg ggmfifisgffigfiiztfifith~Ave'me n ex Street, Norwalk. E‘ Church. ' ' ‘ tZilrieiz‘zilittizent 8.23, Intermittent Fe- T'ho Bést
. \ ' . y a s1 are . , umner. he . ‘ - rec mg pen. y ens are or e an: s an _ 1'- t 1 k, . . ‘ V ' V . ' '
, T Hone Baud furnished onice IIOlll'sZmlt Ioc oc p m fi 310, $12 50’ $14 50’ $36, $18, $20, Language f-liiS In adequacy toconvey a vers,Ague, Cold Chills, Rheuma-
birds, mated with a Williamsscock.‘ Eggs 83.00 Slate for orders at the House, and at E. P. l'aii' idea of the perfectly en chanti'n (r P 0W ci' tism 8 er Com 1 _ t9 Piles,
‘ ' ‘ ° I am am ’ .
The
-, ,‘i -
music, and headed the procession.
emale Dlfli
. _ . per doz.. securely naked and delivered at express
Light Guard and the Veterans parlielpated.
scarce.
1 v .
office. Persons 0 ering two dozen will receive the Weed 5 Drug Store. of this i'nstrllmonk—Independent. '1 . Kidney Diseases,
Trotting Stallion
' culties, Lassitude, Low Spirits,
New Yorkers in Nor-walk can hardly find F'i . B u 1 f .1 , Poumy World free forone year ‘33 ,— _ . . . I
a more beautiful drive than the tllorounh- 1‘ W1“ ,°°. ‘ “m. an" Y 3‘“ “cc"l’i’mg 22ml F. L. OLMSTEAD North wutou,0oml.' NOTICE To PATRONS. R A III III I I. E R ' $~ ,,$2a. Vastlysuncriorto anything 0‘" “‘9 kind I ' -
. , 5 their Cedal Cllfi‘ resrdeuee. ’ . . ' - l . n - l l —~Wn A KI G ral Debility and in fa“ T
fare from your town to this statmn Summer boar-tor 10 i THE SUBSCRIBER Is now prepared to furnish ' . . . , ““0 ..V01 P ayct uWm- ’ - - ' ene , ’ . ,’
A lication has been or d f , t ,‘ ‘ ( s p n y. _ FOR SALE. . Igmgtag}:sozgagggdgt,313,,gfgrggftgg ~———- The Esty Organs are without a superior. evew‘yflnn cause by an ”"17““3 & PRUWITT’S R
0 melt: p here If we like thae (lead? ii: £335“: "‘ ONE ‘¥3rk .Itl'orise, eight; {flare old, riparid, ktlxnog; SOda waiel all"! RUDI Beer fillingchoi‘ (Iféwi‘hCanaah, Connkh thX Filvf Milg Geo. Jardlne, Organ Builder, .N. Y. 22%“? t :5, {9153:3160}:- dpgtérgg‘: “DBNER .
. -- , wou sin a armor. so. one. 03 on ‘ - . iver 0a . 0 season commences m at an, ‘ . _ ' - . , . i . ’ l “v
York with her tein erance etition—llad . STAMFORD- dard Buggy; nearly'new. Also, an“ Siberian . ends August 1st. Rattler is 11 éars old1 the 1st of DRESS S U118 .Nt.) tremolo has yet been my elltcd that Kidneys. 171.8 aged find in the ‘ DRUG £3
h 1 . P . P A Sleight~of-hand performance by an am- piood hound, twoteraOIth ‘ékdgffRsM B 452 STEEL F0 UN 1441 N S , June, 1374, and is trim pleat Stoc — Horse in Fairneld 9 mi] 111 illly way compare with this for beou- Quaker Bitters a gentle, soothing ' STORE. ’ mi,
t ematter aid before the U. S. Senate, we ateur ,5, to he give,“ for the benefit of St. - - a 0x - to any “his Customers 0,. the Trade, (Zlgli‘di‘srlilengaggdztafidi’figegd‘fes dilemiimiiiswigfl tyofenect.-—iVm.A.Jolmuon,0nqanbuzldcr. stimulant, so desirable in their
might gain our object sooner, provided Andrew s Rectory Fund, next Thursday FOR S ALE. . , _ . 3- GRUMMAN. foalthciirst seasc’m they have the use oft ehorse $15, $20. $95. $39. $35. $40. $45. It is not merely the best, but it is the only declining years. No one can. re-
51}2 Main Street, Norwalk. the next season tree ofcharge. Mares kept at rea— mechanical re roduction ofthe human voice ”gain lo", unwell (unless reflected ‘ 1
P . .
wtth an oncurablc dzsease after at
evepmg.
Dave Nichols was entrusted with $65 cash which has ever satisfied Inc—Rec. II. 0.
Ragga, Presidentof Northern New York Musi-
sonablc terms.-- Rattler beat all Stallions at the
Norwalk, Ridgeticid and Danbury Fair's last Fall.
Grant did not veto it as an inflation bill. N extra fine Standin Top, Carriage, and in .
.A l ;
PP Y , taking a few bottles of the taker BEER BY THE
Deublc and Sin le' amcss, all. new.
'éALLou.
FOR SALE.——A good Team Horse.
Ladies do G—entS’ . .
‘ ' Manufacturing Confectioner,
and fraud while in the employ of Mr. H. R. Engineer of the Fire Departmentfand Chas.
Extra charge for not procuring tickets - - - -
. _ and sent to New York to bu uniform shirts liiimediatelyto F.S-, .JOHN LOCKWOOD. . -. ' 1 2:43 a ldh t tt: 110 d f. t 'r
from) this statiolh when 7:107"? can be procured, for the Hook and Ladder {1Q Dave has 23' < f _ Executor. : F1333} 33,3325 goo, iilgradbzdlcln :ggiliretzi‘YC m 0‘ \vsfiztfi‘fsri: en calAssoczatzon. , Bitters. . ALSO .
is o jecte to y trave ers on the line of not returner and the shirts have not et ~ " ' . ”0pm 0"- ’ N3 _ ’ - , ‘J ' . .
tlie D. & N. Railroad. Ocessronan. been received. 011 David, how 0011M Dim CHILDRE S S UITS’ J' M- POTTER’ Norwall‘. hepaicdhhiygga;¥e.d§fll$gf&00' '
a... . M on D. . KISSBNGEN. WATER
WESTPORT The regular wpekly Temperance meetings I P TE; $2, $2 50, $3, $3 75, $4 50, $6. $7, $8, ' TOR sflgmlggfifl'l BEE. , 1ND 5
,‘ , continue to be 0 interest. - c H nouGLAss i ‘
590“: the colored man charged With theft T. J. Daskam has been confirmed as Chiel‘ w [I PURE BLOODED STOGK. $0, $10, $12, $14, $1 6’ $l7' ' I d . GENUINE
Saratoga. Water,
.JERSEY, BULL
Treéidwelli‘llliadlhis trial invDanbury,ch- M. Holly and J. H. Hicks assistants. ‘ ' . ‘ d K t ,1 h 1 1 - t f
nes ay. cc arge could not be sustained - ' . HIGH/’8 Cotton“ 6 S’Mits “”5 cons 3" y 0“ am “ arge mm 3'" . . . _. ,
3111(11‘ he was set at liberty. . . BRIDGEPORT. , . AT G 5 M A N F R E D . 9 y ‘ . Pure Confectioner fl Just as it flows morphmizgplls'i‘ng; all drawn from
here have beencold nights during the . Susan B. Anthony lectured on the sub- “ESTA URA NT nor-a Register N0 510 Coat, Vest and Pants, y _ ‘
week,lhut not a Village cxaggerator bold Ji‘ct (hf theléipegance, at the Iléniverialist 4 9 E AB I E . . , . . [on ONLY FIVE b’o ”Ans Always Fresh and of the Best Qualitv, at; _ . I .
enou to next mornin to sa there was a c urc as un ay eveniu ow s e is _._.__ . . I .’ a
from? g y on 633%: gag-W1 if, d d ' A_ ~ , _ “’llolesulc andt l‘letml.
. r 1 son an commence " JERSEY nu 1, Also a superiorar ic e of Q
1: good scherzy crgp 1: assuae‘l- th . their Sea Side Park Concerts last Saturday AND L _ E E q B 1‘ _ " V .
aron . aun ers as arme on is servx- a ternoon. . “ H H- ” 0 CR \
The Electic Club gave a grand party last T 0'R 0 UG BA 88- I ' $ =
' SODA WATER, with fruit syrups, and OTTAWA ‘
ces for the summer to Mr. E. Allen.
Moses W. Wilson _has in his hot-house a
growth of gr'ape vines worth looking at. present.
Mr. Charles Burt continues to mannfac- ' Ground was broken last: week Monday
lure real estate by filling in behind his bank for the new Catholic church in East Bridge-
Iwall with creek mud. ort_. .
The stoop to Mr. O. I. Jones’ tin shop has Miss Lucy Shelton died last week, aged
92. She lived in a house on Fairfield .ave-
gone to the “shades.” - nue extension for more than four score years.
The ladies of the M. E. church will hold Miss Mary Burr. who died a few years ago,
. ..
propose to get rid 0f aprons, 1313111 and fan- tenant ot Co. E., and Corporal Bracken 2d
cy, made for the occasion. Lieut.
:The scheme for a parade on the Fourth The Hay makers iSfO be performed at the
has been abandoned Opera House three nights this week.
' , . . Chas. R. Wilmot has gone to Scotland.
Rev. Mr. Lounsbury Will be ordained 1n and will visit Germany before returning. '
Memorial church,by Bishop Williams, June There are three pensioners of the war of
13th. '
1812, now living in Bridgeport. Their
Rev. L. S. Stevens is at home again. names are James Odell,Stephen Jordon and
Mr. Peter Foote is brushing up the M. E.
Eli Blackman. . ,
Two ears loaded with hearth stones, came
Church with lpaint‘. down the Housatonic Railroad, en route to
If the two young men who were fishing
in Mr. E. H. Nash’s mill pond on Sunday
Virginia, where they are to be used in a.
week, are seen again this engaged, they
large blast furnace. These stones are of a
peculiar kind of unite, and especially
will hear of something to their disadvan-
rage.
adapted for enduring great heat without
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. M. Page are making
crumbling or cracking. We are informed
that there are but two quarries in the Uni‘
‘ preparations for their European tour. It is _
expected Miss Nellie Smith will accompany . -
BEER, drawn from Matthews Patent Steel Foun-
81115.
Fruits, Nuts, fine Imported and
Domestic Cigars.
No. 21 Main Street.
An Elegant Ice Cream Saloon and Restaurant
for Ladies and Gentlemen.
G. H. DOUGLASS, Proprietor.
SPRING TRADE
-91-.
.ABNESSI
Trunks, Bugs. Blankets, “’liips,
Friday night, which was attended by lots of Herd Register No. set.
local dignitaries. About 200 guests were
ICE CREAM
AND'
SMITH’ S.
Special- Inducemcnts
ARE OFFERED THIS WEEK IN THE
FOLLOWING GOODS:
taslmcccs, Crcicccs,
Mclairc, Brilliaitccir,
Slices, Dclaccl,
_ Camcl’r Hair Cirillo.
Black socks, ' it
Black Alpacas,
Black Oashmcrcs,
ALL REDUCED lN rules.
Black and Wliic Striped Sills,
FROM AUCTION,
PAPER
Made from pure unworn linen eut-
tings collected from the linen fac-
tories in the North of Ireland.
ESSEX BOAR
”OTHELLOJ’
.——.—_ J
till [it ' it.
They have gigen special attention to this leading
J.
article, and have undoubtedly the largest stock
Farmers will do well to avail themselves of the
services of the above first-class animals.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, East Compo.
Agent for W. R. MCCREA‘DY. 4t21
ever exhibited in Norwaik.
E.
BELLECKS
BOdKSTOBE.j
ISTRICT 0F NORWALK. ss. Probate Court,
May 27th. A. D.. 1874.
Estate of THOMAS OLMSTEA D, late of Wilton.
in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for theDistrict of 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
present trzeii: accounts, properly attested within
said time, Will. be debarred a recovery. All p.cr-"
sons indebted to said cstate are requested to make
immediate payment to . . _
was BLDERT OLMSTEAD, Executor.
N O '.'l.‘ I O E I
THE Undersigucd have this day formed a co-
partnershlp. under the name of RIDER d:
BANKS, and Will ’ve ersonal attention to all
kmdg of CIVIL EA GI ERING including the
piottmgs of grounds for building lots. lawns, Sac.
Are also general agents for all kinds of Machinery
and sale of Real Estate.
Office over the store of le. C. Street. “rater St.
W. R. RIDER,
E, B. BANKS]
ommc SALOON i
Citiciailc Pacts 75c& $1 per pair '
Prince Albert'Frock Coats,
Willi Double-Breasted Vests lo matclt.
The snbscaibers are fully poi-pared to furnish a
full line ofgood .
donicctioncry!
Nor-walk, April list; 1874.
THE‘ “ FISH POOL "
WILL be opened on WDNESDAY, FEB. 18th,
1874, on the Brid e, between the Starr Gro-
ccry and the Model Mar 'et, where all kinds of
FISH, GLAMS AND OYSTFBS
can be found, also FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
In their season, Wholesale and Retail, Cheap for
1!
DOUBLE-BRE‘ASTED
' cur AWAY cons,
ted States, where this stone can be found.
With Double-Breasted Vests to match.
Slandtml.
II a l t c r s , Clipping Shears,
DA B Y .
N UR , Brushes, Curry Combs,
stumbling on one that had been set on full
them. Baile was not fa orabl ' ' i '
A S _ ‘ . . Lo dony )alaccs—‘ v _ ty flgpmsfgd, Wlth 7’5 CENTS 85 UPWAIED. Cash, by .GERSHOM RAYMOND, , Alarge stock or
blhugatuck Li‘Cillll prowhng around a cidlddly disappointlelilpofiucdrinagclialg garlide- . - ’ gamer} oétlm firm of Bell a Raymond, South . Ankle Boots, Harness
' - .1 a ace orwa onn. ' -~ . - v ' l . , . ' ,
neig or s barnyard for hens eggs, and he thinks immense but not especially attrac- Of their own Manufacture I LAOES : ”3- 93$- ALLEN Will be 0“ 113““ ‘0 W3“ “P0“ Boys and Cillidl‘Bll’S DllliS 0"] “a 608 g Axle TAX COLLECTOR’S SALE.
' u , . n “he; Marlborough House is a large red .‘ . all who wrll favor lye With a call. . 7 . l l S a . I,» ‘ - .' N03313:]; 1:51:35; igrmgnoghptcghé ignggrxsi 0:2
long enough said, .I don t suck it. brick structure which wouldnot be remark- Gmpme a" Sllk "and Made. - _ A, ve‘, Low Figures 0 i l q Carriage rant, duly executed and signed by proper aumqfi-
It 15 reported that LII-g. C, R, You“; and able as a bonded-warehouse In New York; AT THE \SO‘IAB"E PRICES‘ AI SO I ’ l r . . . y - _ ~ 9 . fix. and directed to thelun erm ‘ et , commanding,
family will remove to Colorado. _ 3? Iti‘or St' Jlameg dpalace, he has seen.“. St ' ‘ L h ' ’ J. I Yak a" Silk H I f ' . Mats, ‘VIIID £3113 ()tgilergvgafggfll iIlOItlelgtl-gttzmbggkgeoi'xligagging;I
Westport has petitioned the legislature O nerral l'Otl epot‘huildmgs. His ideas , J 83 , ' I . g . ’ warrant nnnexed,_their several (proportions of the
- a i of palaces always rose lmmeasumbl y , All the New Patterns In S k sum total as therein stated, sai sums being a tax.
00 CIS, or assessment agreed upon by the inhabitants of the
town of Norwa ', regularly and legally assembled
on the 16th day or December, A. ., 187‘), tor the
purpose of laying the Annual State.” Town and
Highway Taxes, including the support of Schools.
on the list 0111872, has levied upon and will sell at
Puhlic Auction, at the premises hereinafter de-
scribed, on the 28th dafi of _Juiy, 1874, at 10 o’clock,
a. m., so much of the fo owmg described real estate
of George A St. John, situated in midtown of
Norwalk, at Down Town, so called. In quantity
48 Earl Fourteenth St, N. Y.
Invite attention to New and Desirable
DRESS ‘ GOODS,
AT THE
Extra Super Quality,-
Beaded, Fringes.
‘ Passementra Trimmings,
above three-story buildings with flat roofs ”
Reading of palaces has lost its charm for
him forever.
Geo. B. Morehouse had an arm badly
fractured while piling up a locomotive.
“Dadbury was {never :so intoxicated with
liquor asit was on Decoration Day.” Shame.
and expects to have soon an organized T. A.
B. Society.
Isaac Bcdient, charged with stealing $35
from Mr. Epheriam Osborne, also~with bur-
glary, plead guilty on both counts, at Dani
Sponges, and everything usually
FANGY CASSIMERE PANTS.
Gonts‘ Furnishing Goods.
found in a first-class Harness
Come and see me at the old stand of Hill 85 Hubbell and
Shop, is opening at
a clinic:
bury, last week, and was remanded. ' '
Mr. Lewis Bradley is to be p'itied In his MP .0- 8‘0“, ”mm“ “f Re“ G. M. . “W DFS’IGNS AND OTHEP TRIMMWCS LOWEST PRICES
' ' > Stone died sudden] in Da ' - IN N“ ' ' ‘ " A h " ’ 1 I '
. .Y 3’ ton, 01"". May THAT ARE NEW. In this department their stock is most complete- i331:igligsilli‘agiefififlaglsg,’eggt‘ia‘iijeiiyligiitdlg‘gnig
B. Smith; southerly by St. John venue, westerly
advancing years when eyes are most valua- 23rd N
- 07.08 . . . .
' \ "inch is made! - .. . "'
i mm the BFST MATERIAL, BLACK GRENADINE, mots. to $1 to ayard b Laura, 1 Avenue, as will raise thesum of twenty-
51X dollars and thirty cents. that being the . propor-
CUTLER’S,
ble, his sight fails. Already he must look —— . , '
seven ways for Sunday from one eye, but DARIEN. S i Q I U ' [1 P1 ' BLACK clasmunnn, MOHAIR and g _
. . . ALPACA. . . . .1 . . ‘. .. . .
see round the corner of his grocery With The Will of the late John Hecker, (If we Lu musl‘ iii an, all]! BLACK Slbxsm'om eager-yap]. sf - I Wh/Ote Dress Shfl'rts 333,31misggefifigkmfifiglfgfig’lfiiflmfi
the other. Cause; crookedness of his corn Damn. has been admitted to probate. It 1“ FINE '— ALITI" gagg‘éssiiidxmifgiofi mitt? 330 grdi‘iili - " Alsc. will sell at Public Auction. at the premises
° ' " ' AND hereinafter described,‘on the 28th day ofJuly,A. D. Q
~ 1874, at 10 o’clock, a. m., so .much 0 the following
described real estate of Frank B. Smith. Situated
in saidfiown of Norfialk, at Down Town, so
called, in uantity two acres more or less. wth the
buildings t ercon standing, bounded northerly by
highwa . easterl bv land of Susanna Fitch,
kinds. .
COLORED do STRIPE!) GRENADINES
from 25 cents. _
LAWNI and ORGANDIES. ,
ENGLISH PRINTSln at variety.
DE BEGE, SERGE, ONGEE. duh, for
appoints his wife sole executrix; his son
her financial and executive agent; she to
consult and respect the wishes of her chil-..
dren in managing the estate, but have the
rows which he has been ten-days tryin«1 to ,. A'I‘ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
make himself believe were straight. a ' I l ' I WA“ STREET, NORWALK,
Bradford Baker’s house with its door sill
Underwear & Corsets
9 * , 1.
REDUCEl o 33 14 PER CENT. GEN/#8 Underwea ,
‘ Al'spncmurv.‘
under the nose of Ball mountain, is said to
be the coolest place in town in summer.
If three or four sharp, ugly hills on the E.
P. Smith’s roa , east side, were graded
down, it would be by far the finest driving
road in town.
Chess, Saturday night, Hurlbutt’s.
Rev. Mr. Powell delivers a lecture at the
Congregational church, June 24th.
, Mr. Thomas W. Werner is prepared to in-
vdruct beginners on the piano forte. He has
made music a study for several years, and is
at present a pupil of Mr. Alex. S. Gibson.
Messrs. Lett, Thompson and Miller, with
their families are occupying Mr. J. W. Pink.
ney’s Mrs. G. Alden’s and S. H. Alden's
places respectively. ,
Mr. E. H. Nash has purchased a $600 pla-
ner for his sash and blind factory. He
threw the old planer into the bargain for lit-
e or nothing.
The painting of thirteen barns eighteen
dwellings and some forty or fifty picket
fences in town this spring, which should
have been mentioned singly, are now placed
on record in the aggregate. ~
It makes a young man of twenty-four look
up in amazement to hear Capt. Flatt Pear-
sall tell of his helping to build a certain
stone wall sixty-six years ago.
The character of that rain shower of
Monday, June lst, may be understood when
the fact is stated that not a shingle roof in
.
ultimate decision in all controversies. ‘ He
bequeathed $25 a week to his mother. to be
paid to her at the end of every‘wryék be-
ginning ten days after his death ; to, his
widow only her legal dower if she married
again, but if not, the residence 781rviurr
Place. The country seat in Darien, includa-
ing about twenty-three acres in two lots
the household furniture, the horses and
carriages, and two-thirds of all the net in-
come of all the rest of his estate except the
above mentioned to be turned into money
and added to the stock he already owned
in the Croton and Metropolitan Flooring
Mills; his son John to have twenty per
cent. of the income thereof as compensation
for management and not more than $10,000
of the profits to be withdrawn during any
one year until the the stock amounted to
$175,000 in the Croton Mills and $125,000
in the Metropolitan. If Mrs.'Hecker mar-
ries again, the estate, except her legal dower
goes equally to the three children; to the
son absolutely ; to the daughters during
life only, and free from interference of their
husbands. '
Thirty Years’ Experience of an
Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow’sSoothln S ru
prescription 9! one of the best: Fyemalpellglikg
ctans and Nurses In the United States, and has been
used for thirty yearswith never falling safety and
success by millions ofmothersand children from the
feeble infant of one week old to the adult.’ It cor-
rects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic
regulates the bowels, and wives rest, health and
comfortto mother and child. we believe it to be
the Best and SafestRemerg in the world in all cases
ofDYSENTERY and DIA RHCEAIN CHILDREN
whether it arises from teething or no... any other.
cause. Full directionsfor using will accompan
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simlle of
CURTIS do PERKINS is- on the outside wrapper.
Frailllcilt.
[Sold by all Medicine Dealers. 1,3,
SODA WATER & cccr BEER,
as good as the best. If you ddn’t believe it, try i
IBE DREAM tiltotTSlitfiiiitl‘ti‘é‘.itidt‘i
gallon.
FAMIL!ES SIJPPLI ED.
WEDDINGS, PARTIES &'800|ABLES
furnished. with every reddish ' to, at reasonable prices.
Waiters fumished.
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 f' attire.
ll
WE WILL OPEN A NEW LOT OF
SHA'VV'LS
THIS WEEK. WE STILL worms '0'“ 0““
SALE or
Hamlin Eiciics O8. Inscriiifit.
AT Low FIGU nns.’
' 1 ' V I , . . . -
Betti Ilall' hwuclies 3,, .tccthat.t::‘ct.aactcta.astanzas
FROM $1 00 TO $10 00.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR ONE 011‘ THE
LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN N.Y.. AND
WILL SELL YOU REAL HAIR AS LO\V AS
CAN BE OBTAINED ANYWHERE.
LOT OF
TIES ANDANRUFFLINGS ' ’
A NEW’
D .
Collars ' and Gufl's.
ALWAYS THE BESII‘ ASSORTMENT 0F“
CALIGOES ,
IN TOW’N, AT
EARL}: a ciilnrs:
not less than tlt‘tyyieet'nor me
travelling dresses.
RIBBONS, TIES. BUFFLES, MUSLIN
WORKS, LACES. LACE'SCABFS kc.
PAR}? and DOMESTIC KINDERGAR-
M NTS.
PEBENOT’SKIDGLOVES. new colors.
T0fildilvir’1’i BEST ENGLISH LISLE
COLORED STRIPE” HOSE in all sizes.
SHIRT] NGS, FLANNELS, LIN RN S,
SREE’I‘IN (38, TIMES, are.
PA BASOLS in t c new styles.
Samples sent by mail if desired.
NOTICE. .
‘ 0 Frederick St. John Lockwood, of Not-walk, ,
. . in over which the highway herein proposed,
Eilfili‘in she limitstof the Borough of Norwalk, may
- ‘H ‘ree in :—
bevlald 01“’lfcsrebypilotitlcd to appear before the
g 10‘; zirfim.‘ e‘ssee of the Boron h of Norwalk, at
“mung“, of gold L'iourt, in Hub ell’s Building, In
file oliorou h 0,, L‘ldu ,the 19th day at June, A.
D1 e 1374 “fig d’clock in t e evening, then and there
toqbe héard in relation to‘ igefigggglfghifi $311511;
. . l g ,
way within the limits of ti. \rc ”Ingdflgyzgve 1.5%
ti h and over land own 3' .0 8
Edition? John Lockwood, 13.251911ng 13513111ng
the hon ry line on East Avenuergf Lockwood
tween land of the said Frederick St. J 0. {:1 then run-
‘and land of Rev. Charles M. Selleck, an ., of the
'ning easterly to the easterly boundary 13318 mu
Borough, substantiail in accordance With {1 , at;
showing said ropose highway to be exhibited _
the time in this vote designated for the hearing in
this matter; and the Hon. Court of Burgesses has
directed this notice of said hearing, signed b6 mg
Warden of the Borough, to be given by the _ lei!"
of said Court. to the said Frederick St. ohn Loc -
wood and to till parties therein Interested, b- caus-
ing the same to be published m the Norwaik pazettg
a newspa er published in said Borough. twrce, and
at least hree guys flitelforg thétizhg‘hxggslgsi Sill.
in.B'orero. ecu-0' ,
' he? 3 y EDWARD P. WE D.
Warden of the 301' h of Norwaitk.
S
GAUZE Inn's] GOSSAMER VEST and ‘
DRAW
222
HATS AND GAPS
or inertial rarest smss. '
nuns AND ,. ‘
TRAVELING Bios.
In this line they can show-the largest stock in
own, and at prices which defy competition.
Sclccl, than, all Trill Straps.
Gemstock Bros.
Insurance Block, 50. Norwnlk‘,
43 Main Street, Norquk. .
under the su ierilltcildellce of MR. ALANSON
FREEMAN, \v lose long experience as a Practical
Harness Makerhe trusts will enable him to give
entire satisfaction to all who will favor him with
their patronage;
Repairing Prcmcily limited in.
rm: am'rll and ‘
wrxnow soreness,
..:_ .
At E. K. LOCK \VOOD'S.
r."
CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
NE New, Stylish, Open Carriage, used with one
or two seats, and one Two-seats Roekaway
good order, for sale, by W. C. STREET.
. in
St]?
Call and see-our great display of
GARDEN
--I‘\ ND—
FLOWEB SEEIS!
A large, as well as
CHOICE VARIETY,
just received by
H. M. s. c. s. PROWITT.
.r
ii Boi‘ougb of Norwalk, J one let. 1 g 4.
, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR
Wm. K. James, Water Street,.1\Torwalk Bridge.
en Prices are downand Stocks are full.
Wh
soother y by the ew ork and New Haven R. R.,
westerly by land of Samuel Daskam and others as , ~-
wfll raise the sum of Thin. 'onlne Dollars and
seventy-five cents,that being t is proportion _of the
said Frank B.Smith, of the sum total In said list, to. _
gether with all legal fees to be added.
Also, will sell at Public Auction at the remisea
hereinafter described, on theESth day of Jo y, A. l).
1874, at 10 o’clock, a. m., so much of thefoliowmgde-
scribed real estate of D. Seymour Curtis, situated
in said town of Norwalkqn quantity one acre.
more or less.wrth the buildings thereon standin ,
bounded northerly byA. Homer Byington, caster y
by land of George . Bishop. southerly by high:
way. called Mott. Avenue, westerly by land of Julia
W. Keeier, as will raise the sum of l‘iity-elght
Dollars and tilt cents, that being the propor-
tion of the said , . SeymouuCurt-is, of the sum
total in said list. together With all legal feesto
he added.
‘ Also, will sell at Public Auction, at the premises
hereinafter described on the 28th day of J nlv, A.
D4‘, 1874. at 10 o’clock, . . m., so much of the follow-
ing described real estate of John Roberts, situated
in said town of Norwalk. in quantity one acre
bounded northerl by ,
avenue, easterly y and of Edward Hands and.I
wife, southerly by land of Thomas McCarthy, .
westerly. by land of>'.1llark.“beater. deceased.
as willxaisc the sum of Nineteen Dollars and
Tliirtv-sixcents, that being the proportion of the,
said John Roberts, of the sum total in stud list t9;
' .. ‘gcther with all legal fees to beadded.
Also. will sell at Public Auction, at; the premis’es
ihcl‘cillafter described, on them day of July, A.
' 4 'D.. 187-1, at ten o’clock, a: om.,-so much of the
. following described real estate of Clmrles M.
Gregory,- situated in said town. of Norwalk, m
nautity ten acresmorc or less with the buildings
Niel-eon standing, bounded northerlv_by land of
Silos Ryxbee, deceased, easterly by, highway and .
land of “filliam Betts, southerly hl hwuy and
westerly by the Danbury .‘li Norwn i: ill-cad as
willraise the sumof Sixty Dollars and .tcn cents,
that; being the proportion‘of‘the’sald Charles hf.
Grego , of the sum total in said list together With
all leg fees to be added. .
' Dated atNol-walio Julie let, A. D., 18:14.
i am BURR SMITH, Tax Collector list of 1872.
.. "less with the buildin thereon standing. . ‘
mail m » mghwfiw called Belden. .
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