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m' soon men woman—wear sun none
01 wrrn'uun' nouns—nun. miss-run arm—g
-itan—moaarroN—.—nmnx-rns mama.
Nuw'Yoax,June 20th,1874.
I out: neonates! woman. .
We read in Holy Writ that it shall Ihe eaSi-
c'r for a camel to pass through the eye of a
needle than for a rich man. to enter the king-
dom of heaven. I presume this applies to
women as well, and‘I am in no mood this
morning to dispute the assertion. The care
of my estate so worries me that I am seldom
in a Christian. frame of mind. Nobody
knows'the anxieties attendant upon great
wealth. Mr. Vanderbilt andI weep over it
hours together. . ‘ .‘ . .
But there is one exception to this rule. I
know of one‘ woman who has great wealth,
who will, when Azrael waveshis dark pin-
ions over her head, go straight to heaven,
and-gby the shortest possible route; and her
name is Stokes, the wife of Anson Phelps
itakt‘es, of the great house of Phelps,Dodge
Mrs. Stokes has the enjoyment of exceed-
ing great wealth. She might, if she chose,
be the finest and most useless woman in
New York; she could dawdle in purple and
fine linen; she could loll in carriages: she
could cover herself with diamonds; she
could live from day to do in luxurious self-
indulgence, and die, final , leavintr no_ soul
behind to mourn her going. All this-is be-
ing done by thousands of fine ladies in the
circles in which she moves and adorns.
But Mrs. Stokes does not happen to be
one of that kind, and ,I fervently thank
Heaven for it. She is-a .stron , active wo-
man, fuil of the noblest impu ses and the
broadest love for her kind. She has a ma -
nificent house up-town, and a more magni -
cent residence on that gem of the sea, Staten
Island. ' On that Island she has had. an im-
mense building erected, which is in its way
a sort of an asylum. Now. see what one
good Woman can do with money. The
charities of New ~.York shelter-rand harbor
thousands upon. thousands 9f homeless or-
phan children, and during the summer they
suffer .in their necessarily close quarters.
Mrs.” Stokes takes seventy of: these ‘waifs at.
a time ‘down to her home on th'eIsland—this
being. .the capacity of the , Dollars -—and
he s them'there a week. They vs the
free est and best knits, milk- item her own
c'oWs, and the best of everything that the
market can furnish. On the extensive
grounds swings are erected, play-grounds are
arranged, and the children enjoy not only the
pure air of heaven and the best of food, but
all sorts and kinds of innocent and healthful
pleasures. Their week , they are return-
ed and. another seventy a en down, all at
her own expense. And this thing goes on
from the time hot weather begins till the
cold autumn makes it unnecessary, this good
kind Woman snperintending it a l. .
.Would thatrwealthaiwaysfell into such
hands ! Would that there were more such
rich women in New York, and everywhere
elsel Would therewere more women who
could so honestly wear the title of "lady.”
Talk about position making the “first lady.”
Thousands of poor neglected children will
in the days to come rise up and say “bless-
ed” of this woman, whose goodness was
‘ their first ray of sunshine._
Bounces.
The city is dull to a degree never known
before. There is no business. positively
none. There is no buying, no selling, for
the reason that the farmer-has no money to
pay the country dealer; the‘country dealer
has no money to buy of the jobbers, and the
jobbers’, goods consequently lie on their
shelves or remain hidden in boxes. The
hotelswere never so empty; and hotel pro-
prietors never looked so blue; Indeed it'has
come' to a point where a hotel clerk will
actually give the weary traveler who seeks
rest a CM! word. By this you may imagine
how much they want .to see people. And the
trouble ‘is, no. .one can prophesy as to the
duration of this. state of things. “When
will business revive f" is the uery, the
answer always being, “ The ord only
knows.” No human can tell, for there was
no apparent cause for its beginning. The
country wasstron‘g and sound in’ September
last, yet in aweek a‘panic’ swept ever the
country like a tornado,prostrating the strong-
est houses. uprootin the most firmly estab-
lished credits, and With its long fingers reach- '
ing down to the most humble people. For
it has affected the most humble. With the
suspension of business eve thing suspended.
There is no building, and t e builders are out
of work. The consum tion of everything
that goes into the bowes'(except whis '
lessened. :and the coo .
wear their boots longer. arid the shoemakers
are on their oars ; in short, it is distress, and
nothing but distress. ‘ It goes 'even to the
beggars. One placid-looking, old blind beg-
gar. who has" a seat on Fulton St., told me
yesterday‘tIliaIt. .1119 Panic. had ruined him.
His collections, he said with a whine, had
drdpped tots per day, butl‘h'e fwouldu’t care .
so much aboutahatgbutlrentshad. fallen '30 '
per cent.,‘aud:he : had ‘two‘ houses and three
stores empty, even :at this: reduction; The
old fellow has saton a sidewalk, and had
enough pennies dropped into his hat to
make a fortune, which, by judicious invest
ment, has swelled. to a. fortune.
_ madman.
Summer is on us at last; The sun is now
hurling its rays direct upon the city, heating
the pavements. heating the biiildings,heat-
ing humauit ,heating animality. - A great
city is terrib y hot when it is hot. Thetall
buildings not only retain heat, but they pre-
vent the free circulation» ofair that would
otherwise mitigate it. Then «the ten thou-
sand distinct odors that smell to heaven
make it unhealthy as'well‘as disagreeable.
Consequently all of New York that can
get out ets’out. Away. to the mountains, to
the sea-aide,to springs, to everyearthly place
where‘fresh air and trees are to be found, the
New Yorker and his wife and daughter goes.
' The theatres, such as are kept open, are half , . .
gR AT '1' LE R21
1 ILL stand'this seasduff at the-I ro rictor’s ;
g . - Stable, White Oak shoes-mm es ruin the .
,village of New Canaan, Conn,,':on gthe Five -Mile .
filled with people from the country and the
few desolate men who cannot get away.
Houses'are locked up, and inhabited only by'
the one domestic left in charge. 0This is
Biddv’s great time. For when “ Missus goes
to the counthry,” Biddy is left. to take care
of the house. Don’t her “cousins” have . 3.
00d time though! When Missus is at home
iddy has got to‘
kitchen, and she is table to constant inter-
ruption. .But in the summer it is ,difiereut.
Missus is three hundred miles awa , and
Biddy is supreme in the house; ‘ No kitchen
for her now;- the--- parlors .are not good
enough. Dinnis, Pathfick, Teddy the divil, I
and. all the rest of them‘,'with ‘other Biddys,
assemble in the parlors in the evenings and
enjoy high life in dead" earnest. Refresh-
ments are spread in the dining-room, and
such a time is had as the “Mistress” never
dreamed of. It is well. Why shouldn't
they have their innings ? Possibly, many of
these houses never see so much of genuine
honesty and jollity when its lawful proprie-
tors are running it. And it is a question
whether the masters and missusses inr'the
watering places en'oy themselves more than
the Dinnises and iddys do in the vacant
houses.
r111: WEATHER
is gorgeous. It got very hot last week, but
a succession of magnificent thunder-storms
cleaned and purified the atmosphere, and
lowered‘the thermometer to a living point.
It is fresh and good, and existing is now a
pleasure. May it continue. Piano.
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A Brr or Anvrcn "ro Connnsrounnn'rs. -
There are a few things that we would like
to impress upon the minds of those whose
fortune, or misfortune,‘ necessitates their
sending correspondence to a newspaper.
Here they are: '
Write plainly. Not to do so is to make
an item almost valuelcss, and sometimes
worse than useless. .
If you write a “backhand,” learn to do it
with the left hand, that the compositor may
not have to 0stmtch~hi§neck‘tg‘the left to a .
dangerous extent to get the run of a word.
Don’t' underline every. adjective in the
sentence, after. a lawyer’s brief. :-
If you have ever. studied. punctuation 'at
allilapunctuate ; but if you have not, let it
s e. - ,
I [If you have occasion to make a capital .1,
write it below and not on the line.
If John ._ Smith or William McFadden
have purchased a piece of property of
Hezekiah Hoppletop, for $1,000, say so if
,youdesirc to see the "notice in print. ' There
is no Occasion to say: 0“Ourlii hly respect-
cduan‘d honorablecitizIenflohn mith, who
for the last ten years has been selling milk
at ten cents a quart, thereby, realizing a
munificentzprofit, has purchased from his
neighbor, Mr Hezekiahfloppletop, a most
estimable citizen,~and"vehder of garden sass
and sich, that ‘ beautifully located: piece of
. property known as ‘Fools’ Foil plot,’ and
in that most salubrious location intends
erecting a house thereon. Self-praise is no
reeommendation,‘neithcr does it pay the
printer, but it doth disgust him. .
'Dot your i’s, cross your t’s, point your
u’s, and make them distinct from» the round-
n.
Use ink; Lead pencil writin over-
strains the eye of the compositor w en 'de-
ciphering it, and also causes him to indulge
in “cuss words.” » : ' '
' Crowd as many facts into as few Words
as possible, so that your neighbor can find
0 room to advertise his tortoise . shell cat,
whi’chistrayed from his bed and board.
. Be sure to spell names correctly. ‘ A man
wants his name given rightl or-not at all!
Never write Sabbath for unday.
. ' -I_’onlcort Gazette.
..
k is
'S.are idle. 'Men
ive her parties in the
murmur rumour.
mew anvnrsnzrsnnmn'rs;
Tom Potts, a well-known locomotive en.
giueer in England and the States, is the self-
accredited hero ‘Of the following wonderful
story of successful daring. I will narrate it
as neari as I can in his own words. I have
lit tten: '
heardh ““91 ° ’1] thinkit’s
..L' mini mix-a9
sanurnr auiwniiiriiE
relieves back. hips and abdominal or-
gans of a distressiu burden by sul-
pending ALL the klrts over the
shoulders. Nobuttons or a re;
rea
two, and her drivers seven feet six,
and she was as kind to'han‘dle as ababy.
“To see her go off With a heavy load.light
and gay, was enough to shame the ‘Juno,
‘Venus and Helen” and other {eighteen-inch
machines. . . ~ ' ’
“She never wanted fixmg up. Venus
was always going in'and out of the shop to
be titivated. She was always ready and
willingfor work. Why,~bless you ! she was
out wathed out for thesake of cleanliness
—s e didn't need it a bit.V ‘
“She was-the tidiest thing I ever seen—
seemed as thou h dirt wouldn’t stick to her.
“Well, what am going to tell came oti‘
ears ago, before I left the old country, and
it was one of the best railroads-Single
track then, though it’s got three now, and
four in some spots.
“Well, the ‘Witch’ and I were put on the
mail—one of the fastest trains, and they
went like sixty in those days. ‘ .
“The engineer was fined a shilling for
every minute he last. He durst not go slow-
or for fog, unless he wanted to lose his day’s
pay. He had 'to keep going right along,
and see things before he got in Sight-0f ’eni.
“We were running north one darkish wm-
try day, and were making ouFbest streaks. ‘
I should reckon we were going about titty
miles an hour.
“I was sa ing to myself, ‘she’s going her
prettiest,’.w on we suddenly shot ahead as
if we had been shot out of a. cannon.
“I knew what that meant, We had broke
loose, we hadn’t a car behind us. The coup-
ling had broken between the tender and
first coach. ,
“How we flew, to be sure! I whistled the
guard to brake up the train. How we
bounded alon ! . .-
“I could ma 0 out no objects alongsrde—
we seemed to go faster and faster; we must
have got 41an atom hundred miles an hour.
“It was a-straiglit piece of track for some .
miles. I did not shut of steam directly we '
broke, for I didn’t want the train to run into
us, which m'ght happen if they did not hear
twenty-
me whistle-tor brakes. - _ I
“It was lucky I kept her going, for just as
I had had about enough of such flying a
man startedcut about six hundred yards
before its-,holdin’g' a 'red flag; _- ' ~
“There was nothing in the Iway, so I
known-something must be wrong with the
trac . ’ ’ '
Going to death—death. swift and terrible-
at shunt two miles ‘a minute—getting near-'
er,‘_neareri I thought of my wife and child
—-neareri An instant more more—the gap.
“ ‘God have mercy,’ I shrieked.
“Well, would you believe it ? that engine
just clearedthat apl
een eet across, an
. “It was fift (1 about sixty
feet deep. " ' -
“She jumped that gap like a stag, and
what’s more, she struck the rails all right on
the_other side, .and went right on, just as if
she had not noticed the gap.
“I stirred Bill up, and. with both of us at
the brake, we managed at last to Stop the
‘Witch.’ ‘
“She was on a tear that day, but I never
dreamed-she’d jump thegap—that’s a fact.”I
:—Taylor’s Fact Life on the Modern Highway.
An English wag asserts that machinery is
the most modest-of all things, sinceit almost
always travels in cog.
“Bob, how is your sweetheart gettin
along 1’” “Pretty well. I guess. Shesuys
needn’t call any more.” ,
The University of Cambridge has confer- '
red the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws ’
on James Russell Lowell, of Boston, Mass.
A young lady of Cincinnati, who dates on
sDumas, is anxious to get married and go
abroad, as she says she can’t be romantic
Eiu her native city during the pig-sticking
season.
It isn’t right, and a Delaware court has
decided that it isn’t for a man to tie Ihis
fwife up to a hitching-post and leave her
0therc all night because he finds her spec-
tacles in thecofi'ee-pot.
THE “FISH .. POOL "
WILL be opened on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18th,
1874, on the Brid e, between the Starr Gro-
Icery'and the Model Mar ehIwhere all kinds of
j FISH, GLAMS AND [OYSTERS
feau be .found, also FRUIT AN D7? ~VEGETABLES
fin their season, Wholesale: atld' Retail. Cheap for
GERSHOM RA
iCasli, bv - I D,
of the firm of Bella; Raymond; South
jformerl‘
CNorwali Conn.
all who will favor the with scan.-
TNEY’S PARLOR MATCHES
WIFT & COUR
- At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
Trotting. Stallion
:ltiver Road. The season connneuces A rii hat and
finds Aggust let, 'Rattler is'n .‘ tirI'I‘I‘ol the 1st of
gune, 1 4, and is the best Sine ‘IIIorse in Fairdeld
, ouuty. and gets the finest 10.9%.. He stands for
$25 for the season, and if thematps‘ not at with
Ifoal the first season they hm the , of t e horse
the next season tree of chargd..‘:;l[are§
souable terms. Rattler bear-all :Siza
Norwalk, Ridgetield and Danbury Fairs
in 2:48, and could have trotted 10 seconds faster if
kept at rea-
llions at the
it had been required. W. B. SH,
6020 . Proprietor.
IMBQR'IEEDI . . .
mp. Broom; stock.
JERSEY stoning ,
“MANFREDJ’
Herd Register, No. 510.
JERSEY BULL
“THOR 0 UGH-BA SS,”
Herd Register, No. 594.
”OTHELLOJ’
' Farmers will do well to avail themselves of the
servmcs of 111.11%“ Iflint-class.a‘nlr’uals.
AM . TAYLOR East Com :0.
Agent or W. R. McCunanr. ' 14:21
LOTHES WRINGEBS
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
work,
when .
.Tarrant’s Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, the most
genial balsamic and effective laxative and altera~
tive known to the medical protesston.
Draggists.
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' Collection of Principal and -Interest Guaranteed.
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nothing lm'urious to the system.
:Kt'dney Complaint, «20., «to.
3P. *WEED, Nortoallc, 001m, and by Drug-
:gists generally.
1 FOR SAIL—A good Team Horse.
" MR. G. S. ALLEN will be on hand to wait upon .
last Full. .
Punctunl u a, TimepfcccrUnlessthe
bowels do their duty with the re ilarity of clock-
ert‘eet health is impose ble. Therefore,
scovered control them immediately with
Sold by
DRIED BEEF, SLICED A SPECIALTY.
«notice WARD. all-41.15011,
Hodéonst'antly in stock at his now stand.
nil-'9. QIIMQIn street.
A chctce and due assortmentof
“ ell, ntlemen I say you w _ . -. .
a lizvbut Iccan’t'hel’p that; you have asked L.G.S.lii‘.l§%2m.i'fl§ cl.“ b ynggilixcssers. Groceries
me to tell it and all 1 can say. is if you’d mountain-C s. xmsnrwosiimnor St.,Boston. 9
been in my 1;“ cc you’d have seen it. Sole agent for New England. V o , .
.0]: had been driving the «Witch. for about . . VV Prom/stools,
seven months, and a sweet thing'she was. I . -\\
never was half as fond of an engine as I was , V )1 Flour
of her. She wasthe litind of machine a man AI 1%“ 9n . , ,
onl eta once in a‘ i e-time. - 7—! m _. ~ I .
“ lige made her‘steam quick, was easy on If I ' [‘7 g,‘ i Front, (930.,
fuel, started off lively, end wen; lhke atdeir. J_V1V _ VJ__VJV ,
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Reasonable Prices.
BEST
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Dropiu and see usin our new'ltore. .
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AVING formed a co-partnership, and located
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are now prepared to furnish to order, articles or
machinery of either
lron,‘i’8teel, Brass, 0: Wood,
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Quintard’s Block, Norwalk, Ct.
UMPS AND “TELL CURBS
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
We have decided to close out
our entire Stock of
so offer for 30 Days
To CASH cusronras;
Saratoga Water,
Just as it flows from the Spring; all drawn from
Fountains.
.: V_ 7 5 the roiiowing prices:
& s _ Bro-um, - - 7 ate.
' in 0 ~I}: B. Bufi, - .3 10 cts.
OUT B. E M Blane, - 12 cts.
BEER BY 11ch fiALLON' Satin-s, - - 20 cts.
KISSENGBN' WATER, ' ' ' ' _ _
Gm...“ not. a J. T. mm.
43 Madn Street.
' GIMP-K, f
At E. K.LOCKWOOD'S. .1 '
cl
At n. K. Locxw00n0s. "
m — .
0 Hz. . . .
known in this vicinity as a practtca .
branches of plumbing. I shall be able to supply the
public with the best work
your ordersfor- 0
It cures Jaundt'co, Fever ‘
STEmIWAT£B& GAS FITTING .
and willIrepair ali'kinds or Machinery aiidiIIOuse- '
1
genuine or Naphtha, andalso from dark-colored :
_ is.in consequence, .
prerfectly safe, beautiful in appearance and free 2
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BOOTS & 3301::
T
Blfsudscriberwould respectfully calltlieatten-
tion ofthe pnblicto their .
mow steel: or GOODS,
consisting of a general assortment o f
Boots,S-lioes,daitcrs,' »
the" both for Gentlemen and Ladies’ wear, which
wiltbeV soldverylow for Cash, uttheold stand,
311.235 31.902.
son'rn nonwaut, CONN.
Allkinds ofGents’and Ladies’ Boots, st........
madetoorder.tn themost workman'llkemanneruua
at fairprlces.
HORSE CABS RUN RIGHT BY THE DOOR.
HIBAM granowrl.
Ive-HOE .. ‘
Pomonafimamnm
- o'rn: 3.1.01.1"
e “audét‘a'vforabl
i' workman in a l
ANINGIengagedthe services .
plumber or ' great experienc
at short notice. Leave
LIFTAND FORCE PUMPS, BA 13-1038, 174 TER
“You might as Well have tried to step a ,
, . . . , . , . . monogram. J. . Rea n.- D“
whirlwmd as the Witch in that distance. 1101;, . 0L0 331's, B 01mm 8. BASH“. ILEAD.
Her speed was frightful. . . , UN LINED AND .BLOOK TIN
“There wasn’t much time to think,and, .: , - PI It" . . _ . . I_ .
as we could not stop‘, the faster We went the ; . ., .. . . P , «iv-nun 4:0» . .
better; so I gave her what more steam there ‘ B‘til’in‘ili? 3" We?“ 5“ ”if!” 91!???“ Me'-
was. She seemed to have some ‘ o’ in re- ' LEWIS 3.50171!!! .-
aerve, for we shot past the red ag like a sat! 23M;in8_trget,1§oywdk,ct.
ash. I ' .
“I saw men standing horror-struck. - . . 0. . . . ' ‘ ‘ .. .' ..
. . . m Mh thebeatml act , .. . -.
utBfll,’ISfi;ld, ‘qu101k! Get on the coke. totmufmggiaifioinrfio‘ifiegaaaymod«Who b'eV F H HASH & BBB ., T . .
ansteeIwhaés alaead. t d dl l t “ ofallmla pin/133;) 3&2: gfioafllseslfi’b 39%: ‘19 .. -. . - .. jaunthefi; ..1...;£-..-.-,.. . .
t eooe'an wen ea ypae o er-IIIOW .- .- - .. - - ,. 00M. , i -
eddfindtffinabtéCk hi a fag?‘ l I ' h MCSVSEIIGIOI' elegant Fashion BOOk. FIB-g V HANDS,
y ' is me can seepain enoug Th A I L T t c ~ . :Jf'j‘ANI’ “'1-“
whatwas wrong. ' e mama] “all . 35': ms. 0- . ’ 0 . . ‘ 0 '-
b ‘El‘hefiedwas a gap in the track where a f §§tsLnEJAVENIYQR ' m. :43“ . I I r. ; _. E
ti o it gone down. - . . 'l ot'ate Donna on no rove’d’ 031' state . ..i . “ ' . .
0 " ou can‘t fancy my feelings just then. wdrth figieist twice the amouBt loaned thereon. {pdmfieggg ggfifigggwxggfigfil‘?
e have can'stantly‘oii‘h‘aa‘da'grba‘tjv'a‘riety of
CROGKEnY,
both FOREIGN drtDOMFSTIO.
French China, Parian and Bohemian'wares.
A large assortment of Table and Fancy
0 Glass Wares, also French Glass
Shades of all shapes and sizes.
Fancy articles of Tin,
Wood, Iron, Lava and other
Materials. A full line of
Kitchen Furniture, Heaters, Ranges,
AND - STOVES OF ALL KI DS
We havejustrecelved a large invoice of
Iron Clad Paints,
of three Shades.
These colors are natural. just as nature made them
in the mine, are durable, and will last longer than
Vauy other kind of Paint.
’somn’ THING N203
DENTAL SCIENCE:
Special Induoements to those re-
quirin Artificial Teeth.
After a long an most thorough testing, 1 am re-
pared to offer to the 1public a A NEW ASE 0R
ARTIFICIAL TEE H, which isdetinedto entire]
ilupercede the use of Rubber. It is Str‘ , er. Ligh
or, more Comforlqblc and Healthy in ». 0 month
than Rubber. With_ a view of introducing this
newly devised material and establishing that con-
:fidence in it that it deserves, I will insert a few sets
at. a 0 low price, or those first applying. This
'Will sun is those w o have not before been able to
l‘ get a thoronghlygoodset at a very low rice to ob-
:tain them. Satisfaction is guarantee . Please
.call and examine at the Dental Rooms of '
:Dr. J. G. Barbour,
No. 8 Gazette B '
Office hours
0031 8. Wood.
The undersigned having purchased the Coal Yard
§F0imerly000upied hylleetet Bios.
.have rebuilt the same in the most approved inan-
- ner. and are now prepared to furnish
Clean Coal
FROM UNDERGOVER.
Also, Machine Split Wood.
Brick, lime and cement.
Branch Office at; Prowitt’s Corner Drug Store.
Having had several years’ experience in the coal
business, we feel confident that by strict attention
to our business. and the wants of the public, we
{shall receive a fair share of patronage.
Tones &1Dake; ‘-
premiums-....
'ng, over Jackson’s store.
m 10 a. m., to 5 p. in.
, CHAS. 3. Dana.
IMKER 'BI'I'TERS
a celebrated Bitters are com-
m-tlla mm Cherry
Dandelion, Juntp’er, and other:
berries andareso redasto
retain in: their ”$3.1... Ignaz.
totes. - _ . invariably cure or
greatly ethefollo com-
latm .- J aundicc,
ver Comp Loss of Ap
to, Headach ous A
K
Bitters a gentle, sooth
stimulant,” desirable
declining years. No one can re-
main unwell (unlessa feted
disease :
‘ “m mugs we -
Worm V .ofI . er
Prepared by Dr. H. 8. Flint to Co.
as their 0...: Medical Depot,
PROVIDENCE. RJ.
1'08 SALE EVERYWHERE.
Call and see our great display of
GARDEN,
.~ ._. :1 Ifikéfiswm 3's i. .z. :.-'..=-. .
W ”‘9 ”‘0’“ M“ WINDOWsanENs, 030103 VARIETY.
just received by
"H. n. a c. S.PROWIT'1‘.
1,
. ' , Wllllt‘fl’l’ it. Mitten, ; .
18 Water Street,
I 1 .. Whol ale and Retail Deals: in
iaou, srnah, uncnaures TOOLS, AGRI
contrast. murmurs. . CARRIAGE
norms, WHEELS, ants. snar'rs, :
nuns] AXLES, sramos, Bows,
sasn. BLINDS, noons. ramrs.
ous. crass, vanursu, .00.,
At. LowestNew York Prices.
Fairfield County
‘ FIR‘EIV;
INSURANRMOMPANY,
I
S
00,000,, , 0200.000
. xxx;-
”HARDWARE;
it"
led“
ex
D' {dry-and New
and ba gage conve a
South
nil-95%:
River
1'
“Non—Nelly
a week:
sion.- Freight at old packet rates.
acetszrmancns.
le
I ,V -c jg‘v’ith nonhurygnghtoau
, _Imnmmvongn
31137" W h 1’ ’11:"
Capt. c. c. IWILDMAN.
0n and after Thursday afternoon. April 3001,1874.
' South Norwatk.-every-_ my Sundays
Iidistinct 7.50 or on arrival ofthd ;from
" Haven. ,. dd , .. pgers
d to and from the depot at
orwalk, wit out extra charge.
not regularly checked _ ill be at the
owner. '
Returning leaves New York from pier 37 East
foot; of Market St.. at 2.45 o’clock. and from
ier not 'or Thirty-third Street, East River, at
o’clock. n. m.
Passage 75 cts., Excursion’rickets 81.25.
Frei ht taken at Propeller rates. Refreshments
all ds on b ard.
White from New York connects at
, with the 6.18_train to Danbury and
>
buth‘ Norwa
the 6.59 train to New Haven, also with the train
from Danbury
, . which arrives at South Norwaik at
s “I N 1k a nu 7.40am! fromVNew Haven at 7.46 a.m. . . . VIV
. 011 on“ ’ 0 ' . ‘r‘anron'rrnormnnsg, ; I,E
' - .. 0|" 0! “ill'All, II” P. 'f.‘ BRADY,
From Norwnlk. . . . .
Wilileave ham each ehdof the route three . es
Produce sold without charge’fo'rcb mis-
All persons are forbidden trusting any of the
HV, VRJTUBNVFB, Secretory.
‘ WWW
tuners: MARKET.
1.000102010000000.
- Shingles hath,
Builders’ Hardware, 600.,
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
Washington Street. So. Nos-walk.
AFUFFLINEQF ..
WINTER 00th
. . FOR
Mon to Boy’s Wear.
‘ ' too-Ir... ‘ '
osmotusrumusummons
.o. '1". cornwan,‘
“MEANT TAMIL
coaxnn WASHINGTON ANDMAIN srs.
son'rnivogrwanx, comm,
cotch Cheviots Meltons, Grape and
At 9 45. a. In.,
. . . - _’. ‘V -$ . 0": .p f . 3}“?fi3yfdii 2:28 9:101ng the above boats on account
Amm’ l’JuIyls73’ 30492435 DANBUhY-wz nonwann 11.11.
_ tilts. nannonn,nro-ident, CSUMH‘P‘FRWWNETJT.‘ I .
. » . _ ommencing June end, 874.
DAILY TRAINS.
Daily trains teens .Norudll Fridge. . .
«lot on stations on the Danbur d:
4 05 p. m. Norwalk QShepaugValley R. .,
and connecting at Hawteyvtlle- with upward trains
on the Housatontc Railroad. -
At 6 22 p. m. . For banbury, and all Stations .
At11‘08I. m For Ridgedeld and intermediate
- Stations. , _
Atlt 35 p. in. Freighttrain.
Loan Nomathrtdyefor South Namath.
AW 32 1034a.m..' 2 15 5 44 850p. in.
Leave Danburvlor Normal]:
630 and 920 a. 10.31 10 480 p.m.; Freight train
sternum... .. -
. . .. 2 ~.: .. ._ . 00900.00. 0000900000030;
III "II," IEU IIAVEIIIC HAITI"! IAIIIIIAD
‘ NEW YORK c NEWBAVEN DIVISION.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
. Commencing its: 18th, 19:...
I‘ralusleave Passenger Station‘at‘Soutl'i Norwalk
asfollows: .
South Norwalk for New York.
“8.41 A. M.,Doston Express.
4.14 " BostonEx ress.‘
0.00 “ IAccommo atton V
6.4! “ Accommodation _ . y T
1.34 “ Accommodation. ' i 1
1.45 ‘ ‘ Local Express,stopping at Stamford
9.28 _ “ , Accommodation 4 -
11.00 '“ Express. ' '
1.18 P. ILAccominodation
2 69 “ Boston ress.
am “ Antonin sItion .
5.00 “ Accommodation
6.00 Bostonnx ress. '
0.89 “ Accommo ation
- 9.31 " Boston Ex
3.43 a. m., Sunday list
New York for-South Nor-walk,
Atl.10 8;05(lx.,) 9.0551000, (En) Alliance M
1.00(by..)_a20,-r;00.(nx..)s.15. ms (Locnlzlx..)
6.15, (loca'i'ex) 5.40 (esteem) 0.85‘,’ 8.10 (ex) add 9.10
(ex) p.m."l pom. Sun syn- --: -_--:.g 2» .;-
SOuth Nor-walk for New navcn
At 6...? A‘.‘M. Springfield Way
ccommodation
RN83.
0.14M ‘L Bodtoii real: . '0 " 1:52:
10.54 “ AccomIm atton .
11.20 “ Boston Lightning Express
8.01 P. I . Accommodation '
- .27 “ IDoston-F ress.
0.14 “ Accommo tion
4.29 “ Boston ress
6.14 “ Accommo Iation
0.49 ‘ ' 'I Accommodation ‘
9.51 “ BostonV’Express.
10.48‘ ‘0 Boston ress,
.843 “- SundayMa .
- Trains leave New Haven for Scuth Nonvalk, a
2.40, (Ex.,) 3.10. (Ex..) 5.30. 6.80 8.10, 9.45. (Ix.,) A
31.: 19 ll. : 1.50 (ex.) 2.30.250 x.-.) 11.00, (Ex.,)6.20,
8.80,(Ex.,) P. M. 2.30 a. m., Iunday Mail.
See large bills ofadvertlsementat Station 5
Houses and Hotels. . .. ..
- F.1d. REED, Gen’lSupt., New Haven.
JOHN. '1‘. MOODY, Sup’t Grand Central Depot
New York, ' -
- Gazette once.
;...1'o__lildobmi8;tel.
. 81' Plan“, Bedding-Out Plants, find no".
.
GRUMAN’S Store, will receive (prom tattenti
19 ‘ . J. ROMA
"' 'n‘anur
urarnr.
' PLAN ‘
TS,'EGG 131A
rs. All
lantswarran . rdan an a. , rders left;
t GEORGE WARD ‘SELLECK’S. or at C. J.
on.
Babbitt Metal.
A 0 until of old Type for s
and?“ q . ’
ale II “III BIRD CAGES. at
E. K. LOOKWWD’Sr?
' §ass
a... spoon nunnormo SOMETHINGNEW’ "
Queen of Liverpool 0! London . do; do 1.855.860 00
Imperial. ofLondon . do do. 0.813.660 00
Add otherCompaniea,Stcck a'ndMutuamn Con-
necticutand New York.. . . 0
GEORGE R'.COWLIES.- HOMER MERRILL
Spectacles In. suit-all this of
. . V 'scnurro'n' 3 .
' ‘La'za‘ Us at mounts?
‘~ _ cur. naraneunrnernn
SPECTACLES & :EY-E GLASSES.
Also. a large assortment oflflfllll PAIAIDLO
II “unanimous the‘onlytlnd ever yet
produced that. do not tire theeye. that gives a clear
and distinct vision, and makes weak eyes strong.
Warranted for five years without change oftenses.
Special attention givcnto flttingnearsightcdpaople.
A-largo assortment of .‘ - - ' ' '
arena and FIELD GLASSES
~ Va'r
Wood’s Jewelry Store,
’ UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.
RA YMOND BR as-
sOuru NORWALK,
Take contracts for putting down
Flag Stone;
. Curl) and Gutter
Heavy Trucking
Draining,
, Grading“ and
Removing Gravel, lo. &0
dealers-in:
COAL, woon,
_ Budding Material. ‘
l
foiiAiii Vines. unsaturated.
111in
It
Norwalk. J une 10th, 1873.
In view of the change above
rtnerahip under the name, of GEORGE 11.
CHI) & 00.. for the purpose of transactin
the Furniture and Undertaking Business, at the 01
stand of E. lta mend it Son. respectfully solicitthe
patronage of t 0 public. .
GEORGE H. RAYMOND.
WILLIAM R. LOCKWOOD.
named the under-
signedrequests that all parties indebted to the la 0
firm of E. Ragmond a Son, will call and settle their
accounts wit out delay.
GEORGE H. RAYMOND.
NEW 30011152,
H
Furniture 01‘ every
,NEI‘V FURNITURE:
E. onrmmartn’s sons,
AVE removed to their new rooms in thePost-o
tice Building.(entrance one door west of the
oldstore) where they have a verylarge assortmento
description,
At greatly reduced prices.
UNDERTAKING,’
in allitsbratiches.
the Patent
Orders promptly attended
Main Street.
Wm. E. Quintana.
GENERAL FURNISHING
Under—taker.
VAt QUINTARD’S FURNITURE ROOMS o 0-
site the Horse Railroad Depot. ’ pp
Also, Agent for
MARBLE BURIAL VAULT.
to day or night.
Residence three doors from Union Avenue on
2tf
CEMENT PIPE FDR
Manufactured and for sale by
Norwalk. J uue 20. 1873.
CHIMNEYS,
Square and Round Cement Pipe. with plain and
ornamental tops. for chimneys; have a more perfect
draught, and are cheaper and better than brick.
CHAS. T. LEONARD do SON.
J une 6th A. D., 1874.
. Estate of Ltd
in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the
ISTRICT 0F NORWALK, ss., Probate Court, '
WIS‘P. GREGORY, late of Wilton,
District of N orwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate. to exhibit
their c aims-for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts. properly attested. within
said time, will be debarred a recover . All persons
indebted to said Estate are requeste to make im-
mediate ptgment to .
3t‘23 DWARD E. SMITH, Administrator.
DI
June 13th, A. D., 1874.
1
their c aims for settlement.
said time, will be debarred a
EBENEZER J. RICHARDS of
against said estate.
3024 - ADOLP
STRICT OF NORWALK. ss. Probate Court,
Estate _of HANFORD CARTER, late of New
Canaan. in said District. deceased. .
The Court of Probdte for the District of Norwuik,
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate, to exhibit
. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly attested within
recovery. All per-
. sons indebted to said estate are ‘ requested to make '
immediate payment to
ADOLPHUS F. CARTER, Executor. .
said New Canaan, is
duly authorized by me to receive for me claims
HUS F. CARTER, Executor.
Tax COLLECTOR’S SALE.
. 04 f . - . « '45“:
AGPA,N9§!I?§!B!8MDE- My
- ' ' The fol i 1.. u as gby
. HI - AGO LOSSES ...2: .=i “amusements -, . . o Foflkffi 1+ 0:22:03
:0 ? 0 . IV .' ,, ' .V -, I” .. Farmer’DonneVyfiwV VuV ta,as rted
cownns a MERRILL, DEA. P ER. - .....gnm opensggoh...
lentiatNorwalk.Conn.,tssno Policies forthe ,, . . . " . ' . ' . : Wang” _' . 8 . «A: 111.... t
followinglusnrancecompantel: .0 ,- ' -' ’ “ AND = ~ ‘ ~ _ —-—.-- . ~11
'Etnl.ofHartford,Ct., 54,041,310” - 00;; . . . - : .» , Oh,come,my,love gnd.iiv‘&wlit,me.
'Hsrtford- 1.0.1.519.» . ESTAB and keep‘ note i . eaten.
Phcnix 0 1,081.18984 A'Spatient'asfab' b 0: - )’ Him...
geopiemififlddgegwn C" 0 3330132.“ & ' " ‘ 0 ’And busy as a’sctting hur‘ ' T
0 e 0 - ' ° - ' - .1
50020000000000}- 0. 00.002202 it???" "i.3”~“’*ig.af“fs‘““"’ .... ‘ .‘ ' 0 “ ' b
on son a o ew or- 511 nor erwou res c u norm theciti Jet 11 0 er . '
International " ' . '82937000 rensdiOrw'Ilk.thdt‘he unopened a‘iirshelass ~ ' .1]ng 'gwgztthsg'lzmfifi‘t‘do "~ "inee.
WeatCheStex'OfNewn‘JChellelN“Y'l 93.98089 NchorkCity'Est‘ablil‘hment‘. asabove,wherche CV - II b . 1' 11”! di- ’
Springfield.ofsprlnsfleldmass. ~ 07938000 pledgeshimseir to givcsatisfaetionto allIhls custoo °me09m° l 938111803 1 0W 0' 0 '
Pcople’s,Worcester,Mum. 600,00000 megs. 0 ; . 2,; . . . , 0 .. And culithe wgelwmuelwne. ..
assessor-i. . 00:00:03.: 0::00000000000'0m000 - 0 - -- - - -- . , . .
5’ I . ... ..I..., I we a- g .‘V an!" n . . . .. .. . 1.0....”
ulfrsgaissettz’ot‘PIBviuchEe R. 1.. ' r £94700 theirownsciot‘iigfni‘ifilvlofafllmo cut-901' mddegupg, A1,}; lime“ to the rural songs! .. _ _, ..: ..
Andes,Ciucinnati,o. 1.350.000 00 inan artistlcmauner,atreasonablepricel. , . - . he P98 shall Wind his magic Shell
Ethihicd‘xgfiz‘é 06' 3:93:33; 0' ~ FRANCIS J.'Me-K'EON. As Echo plaintively prolongs - .;.
Liverpoofisnd Lohdo’n,s'n'0'moba,sepa- ’ ‘ , - ' The warble 0mm Pimpemel-w
Nortlihi-‘ltfiifithegércantiié do do ‘él‘lfii‘l’dfi I I I ' ‘ NOTICE.~ ‘ ' ' ‘ Be mm the vermieell:row ; ‘ “"‘r
. . E - '_ I . .. ‘ .
I v H undersigned havingthis day formed. aco heard the bull-frog’s slghIa'gaii'ra VV .
The cackle of the Durham ewe— . 2
> The bellow of the Berkshire hen. .
Oh, come, love. come ! the main is fair,
I’ll celebrate the day with thee;
I’ll merrily dig the Bartlett pear, .
' And shake the ruta-hagatled. . ~
0h, hump f ourselfrn lovely Poll,“ ' '
’ ‘And in ecause o Anti-monop ‘ .. '
.We’ll mulch the turk sin the tall, 5.. . .
.» And graft the longed!!! on thelmp. ._ .
My sweetest 1'1 but fend Of.mnsh;“
, 'Autl thou-wilteetu'drieout for. me’ ;
We‘ll'early sowuthecurranhbush. . .
. And tap the. cranberry-391.1142”. .
We’ll pull the whol‘fro’ui‘ofi‘the calf, I
' -The cottonwood it's fleece shall-shed
So at the winter we will laugh, ‘ -
And gayly weed the oysterIbIedI, ., ;
We’ll blithely hoe the winter'whea't; ,' '
We’ll chase the eggs thesquirrels lay,-
»And when the hantam hog shall bleat
We’ll feed him with some clover hay.
d
All savory game to thee I'il‘biing; h '
s arp;
' The burdock knows my spear
I’ll shoot the dolphin on the ruling .
. And hit him in the perinarp.
Then come, my love‘,_and live with me,
And beautify my lonely den ;
As patient as a bumble-bee,‘
And busy as a setting hen.
After the defeat of the crack Boston base
ball nine by the Atlantics the Boston Ad-
vertiser’s poet expresses his grief thus 2-—
Oh ! vat ish all dis earthly bliss ? '
Oh ! vat ish man's sooccess ?
And vat ish various oder dings ?
And vat is happiness ?
We gets up a base ball club
Eggspecially to vin _
And den de Atlantics ecom arouni, 0
And punish em like sin ! ' ‘
$800.00 RE WARD.~
WHEREAS there has been, withina short time,
. in this town, several fires, supposed tagbem
cendiary, now, therefore, we, the undersigned, Se-
lectmen of the town of~Westport. by'virtne ofthe
authority vested in us by the Statute Laws of—tliis
State in such case made antlljfirovided, ,do hei-eb
offer a reward of TWO ‘1! DEED DOLLARS 0 -
for such information as shall lead to .the conviction
of any person guiIty of the crime of’inctr'ndiarisr‘n
in thithown. Said reward Iwiil be paid for each
conviction provided the whole amount; so paid shall
not exceed eight hundred dollars. ' .-. " .
Westport, Conn. March 18th, 1874.
. WILLIAM J. rmen
now TAYLOR} Selectmen.
s .-
ARD J .-
BUBB MEEKEB
$500 ARI). .
HEREAS, there has been within a short time,
on my lace in Westport. three tires, the twelt-k
of an incen , now therefore. I here offer In
reward of E' his RED DOLLAR “sonny
person or persons who shall .maky discovery dud
give any _information against any non . or
persons guilty of settin fire to my build gs or any
of them, so that he or ey may be tendered to jus-
tice and convicted. ‘ ‘ " " ' ' ‘
Dated at Westport, March 18th, £37141.
RE.
I
, ALDEN.
$500 .1: WARD."
HE NATIONAL BO an Ou'rmECUfiDjm-
Celebrated Norwalk Oysters
Served in all styles.
1' Silver, China and Glass Ware loaned at reasona-
01
0.0.0.
,. .. Pressing 6539173111115“ ani‘i‘vnmmhgfsfggfio?lo?siu%ofi
GENTS.’.~.QARMEN2ns-,, Fromm
Call and sec
Conn.
of Horse Railway in Medium
hie rates. Good Waiters tarnished. Idol's b ' - - ~ - . " . , , 0:. . »
mail prom tlx attended tO- _ . 9 y Dazzle:angiiggrx‘eldmothodfiu two ‘1. I; '0“
, Attach t the Confectioneryis a neat, clean Vim§n€ms CLEAN
‘ -. -- tonewin'one ds ~20cents er air.
RESTAURANT, “up," do... at,’t'hc'ofiice,%a
Depot. Open uuttlso-‘c
f m ‘ .Co '
gawommuonof Wrens sell“: his;
lock Elfin 2mg, l Price 01 per Bettie,“
any: ._ mom.
‘ redirecting; on
... . .. 83°?!ov2: .
For sale b .John- C. 'Johnsoi'i ’& C ..Hartford,
and ohn F.‘II_eury,~N.VY., and by all dealers
0' Ionic-tons .
.. sol
Randal Mass. . - . .. .
Sent'li);’expmsa' 'o‘r‘aoc‘o
selectiverscleane 9.36an . receipt or the undue!
so astolook almostequal g
e.
I I a r I o ' . . '- ~ ‘ I ' _ _
Englis Coatings [13‘5"sz9.?“_‘“§,‘;“P’3/,{gf]thf “9””???“4 gGRAIN , FEED FLOUR QEESE‘:.}§’§3£§§?..i“:’.§¥€..‘.§“&i§" .32 T WRITERS herebr' awareness?“ . ‘
Made up in style, andatL‘owestVPi-ices. A large " ‘ .’ . -' . ' ’ unduly executed andsi ed bytcperanthofi 1““ “”3”” rounds”:
V assortment of . Norwalk "arsenallway'nme Table . 2;, and iiirected1 t: tlllie nut ensignh. ,Tcommandin fontthe gemegonéttlzloigietmn allot}- nunishgegtfl
- 4 .' '~ “‘ " .. - 0* " D m 0 Eva!“ O 80 0 038 smith 8 fl 1850 at comma arson rin
GENIS' FUHN|SHING Bonus , COMMENCING MAY 18m 1874. PROVISIONS and PRODUCE other pcrsonsnamedin thereto gookmnlisttgsaid {he premisegs situated at Westport, Cairn..- and
.' .: -. ,. .. .. n . . _ . . ' .. .- -, g . . . _-, , . r .- warrnntiguanneiedgheiit' nexeral report‘ijgns of :he know; aha Elle baVVniigin lbelongiaiggoMesgrs.Tay-
~ .. . ~ > .. . - > ' - sumo as ereinsae sat sums maax or, tea 3 rue an so amnin‘
Gents, Kid Gloves. . LEAVE NVORWALK‘ So. Nf’R‘V’V‘Lk' _- [1”- - -’ . -. T . . VM - ‘ orasseesirqnentafi‘reedu orib’ytgeinhfibitantgoggae beion 'ng to_ John Senna on. on. in]? ,fitlindafi 0‘1
oran .........c.....,.. .... mom. gym-get? goeficgggzg g-ggaw- b M 30351 . 00.2.0.2 are:confiscasagrse...: Saint::it‘lnifi‘i‘ihliwlie'éilt‘;offliiiee‘t‘:
. .. . . . . _. . .; . 6.45 u ' ' ' ° 7.05 3‘ a . : ._:A__A%A_;_ __ V met t‘otr thielpurpoeie'nf igfidling‘for the inde‘htegh the iconlviotdonvand actual punishment'ot‘ said
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- . .. - .. . -. . ,2 . . -. - . :0. 1.3:; ,: N?¥.R§¥F&AS€§$XEEIIIR g}; x . 5“ “R N .1 Q ‘ sell at: Public Auction, at the remises hereinafter By order of the Executive Committee . .1 . I. .:
. urn “re . 0 ng .“5 .. 84,5 .. _ lm‘,‘ . ma; "g1 I I out: design-nylon,k on the 17th dagoffightstfia. D.,1%74, \ Y k elmlnoigrtil tigewnLL, chairman.
' ‘ ' 345 s. . 3.25 a Fulani Waldo-r sarcomas,“ 3 ~,00 00 ,p.m., so mnc o » e o owing 9- few or , are .. t . . ~ . V
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Wchall the attention of Parties in want ofeither 3‘32 2: gm}! '36:? §”i’,°“,‘,"; 2% t: ' m IMF: "$1., lg: said town of Norwalk, at: Cranberry Phiins. so call, - . ~ 2 - '
Furniture 0“ Bedding to 0111' immense Stock, from 9:35. .. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 10'“, u my ‘ ' , “m‘mm . ed. in quantity two acres, more-or less, with the . ' ' - . ,. ..., ~
, 'theordi bathe most elaborate. which out im- 1000“ V ‘ . . . 10:25 I... , ' ,- ,. yard. “5.33%.”; - buildin thhereon standing. bounded nerth by . ' ' 0 "’--"
mouse facilities enable us to positively sell lower- 10'” ~,, N. Ii. Ac. and N. Y. Ex 11.00 ,. '9 M ‘ndwm - 'on’o 5. land of, Yiliiam S. Fitch, caster-1&1.) land- of Rufus 0 . “I e lmes
.eatztmemmmmfing 00000 00 "00 00- nzoo ......m... ...... .... 0 0 some. »~ 0 -» We Ehnrs‘ow'aootasit. .3; 2001.032: . » - -~ '
' ' 11.30 0- 11.55 00 S 0.0. tin. with? 301.1“. r (Chmv‘ - ’ ' - ' - - ~ ' ,
, ‘ . , - . . 11.. do are ($11.00) at bemgtheproportionof the said -. ~
Eli's. fiflltt'ftni‘fi’ihotfat’il'gi‘h g... .13.." - . -. . , . legion“: immers'ntfimms one: ......i apathy. gm ...... 03.13.. ...... 1..., ... HAVING PURCHASED . m 0000.0. 00
Sultan, con-luring of9plccca, 12.3- “ NewYork Accommo’n 1,20 u club oomlfocnronocmgoamypomwm getherth all ega ces tobead e . . - .. 7 ' . . . .V .
in Satin, Coteline, Breeatelle and Silk Reps of any 1.40 I“ New Haven Accom’n 2.00 cs . , V- ~V - -V - V ~ . . . _ I Also, wrll sell at Public Auction, at the‘premise PAN IC PRICES, AN, UNLSUALLIY LARGE
them“ 0"“ .....,................ 0°00 3-33 It s00 hostess 3-33 f2 ‘ ‘ ‘ H " ' " ' 'l‘ I resonances“; unearthed. . ' ' - 0 . , 3... ~ .m- ,.
es manner, ‘ , . . 5:00 .. cw .‘ p 3'30 .. ”HM" PIPE a . DRAIN PIPEI. . ld‘wingtdeseribed real ’est'ate’of William Brother- TOOK 0F GOODS'IN ALL T. -‘ Y, - ETIIES
From 110 ‘0 $15“ 3.30 “ ~ 3.50 ‘0 - . . v. » - ton.2ud,situated’in said..town of.Norwalk, with ‘ ' ' ' '
000000000000000001000 00300-00000000000 0-03 :2 0.0- 0,: 0000,0000: to; :0 monasteries: damn “if“ .3... 0.900: 5.20.0500.awesomeness: °“’ “WSE’KEEP’NG 0300000300.; *3“? 33"
From 3 o to 100. . ew aven xpress 0 I I. I per cen .c caper an er - ' * 9 . - i » . . . , .
430 t. _ 450 i. an other. Manni‘actu ed df leb of arrett Haulenbeck southerl b hi hwa call- ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR GOODS THAT
isiiggiiggcslhlge‘imut'm'ble “pnmauund Dms‘ 4.40 0‘ New York Accommo’n 5.00 .. ~ 2‘ 011118.511}. thsiunba SON. ed'Bpntty Streeggndtévcsterlyfg lindgof llzlliam ' . ' . . . -. .
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From $60 to 8100. 33:3 .2 N. 1'. EWNI H, A, 3:33 22 N°’W“’.“0'l“n°?€21$t§: Ed§fi§€yggts,tfiatbzifiii?tfie pixieéfiifé’rulh’z ARE ”01‘5““? ARBIF'FNS. 3m“?
Euamelled Chamber Suites ofevery Style&Coior, 6.00 0‘ 6.20 n . ' said William Brothorton ’of the sum total in said OFFER AN EXTRA DISCOUNT F" l I
From 25 to 340. 0.20 :2 New York Accommp’n 0.40 00 ' - ”3'0‘03,;"h‘3‘IW‘mfinjegailgfifisfg’”fi-“fs‘lid'l 9-0031 ,
Bedding and Mattresses of every description. 2'% ,, New Haven Accorn n g'rl’g 2: Waste Jgu§rgan $33511ng ’Co'lleetorlist 1871 PEI: CES'F ON ALL 1 SALES: .‘an
f Feathers byittlfieuil’oundgrSack.thll;efinsurvnitillio§e 7'10 ,, 7'30 ,, ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ V . ~ . -.
avorm new air sense a e e ' , ' , . ' ‘ ' ' ’ "
treatcdgwith the greatgst courgesy, and gharantee 711-33 :. $.13 .: TAX poLLE9T0n’S SALE. PROMPT CASH! , .PURCHASEFF :WILL
entire satisfaction. No goods at owed to be misg 8'10 ., 8'30 “ NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned , I . . ‘ . . V .
fiegrgsggge‘déhfigrything boxed,packed and ship- 8:30 ,. 8.50 ,, dulylgxngi €310.11! gig-$1011; ya SlegétzilnaTunfi) 3:113:11; FIND MY STOCK THE” LARGE?! AND
' 850 *0 9.10 .. - 0 - _, 9 - . I "
_ ' . . , , directed to the undersigned commandin hunto ,
G 81 S HEYMAN 81 MACK 3'13 0‘: Rot'i‘iui‘éi‘sfixlgfifs 13138 f. levy and collect of Charles 6. pheip.,.n§ other» "ST ““01.” .1“ 3°91“?
. ' . - . ' > p ' named egnhthe rate nook-onggst ttgsnlid warn-sag PRICES THF LOWEST AND AN EXTRA
, . . annex eirsevern propo _i_ use "esumIO ‘~ 0 - . -
Warerooms,387,390,& 392, Hudson BENEDICT’S asfiltereingggtedtsaidgumtigeim abttfigr “5",?“ oasn'nrsco'uw 1 - - ‘ -0 ,
. -' '0 0 men a upon ,. nai so e , ‘ 1‘ . . ,
strfiet 001' Hauston . ' . : . to ofNrorwalk re ari and le all assembled ' ' ' ‘ " i. L it": 'I
F . 276 27.8 '8' NEW AMEBIBA” RESTAURANT onware 16th day’of‘ eceh¥ber,A.§).,-1872,for the . ' ' " .
OOtOI‘leS, , , 280, 2 2, W881; ASTRICTLY-FIRST—CLASS DINING ROOM. impose Oneiymsihe “usualSW-tet'llownand High- . ‘3. K. Lockwooné
Houston Street 3111.14 _ """"" ,. .. ~ -~ '- wayTaxes,includingthesupportofSchools,on the _ I - ., . _- ‘ . j .5.
. - ..dorms;courthouses:also“ “0‘ 232333.032,repossession?teasers - , , - , .
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD use n: angina: Street,betav{een W9“§§$‘¥'6 Kaud :TfifinfiliEAfl‘iREMEDY FOR . Rail... 15°. P‘llelpg.git?gggiifsg§idetorvgg 22%?! . -. , .. » .. ‘ ‘ . . .. .. P‘
are ree, . - . 1 .~ I; . . , walk at North Norwalk so called in iianti NewCa ‘ J ' V' 1 " V " '
. I » .' . . . . I ' v’ 0 ” one-liali acre more or l’ess, bound’ed ngrtherlty’: ‘and Re' ailrlihagggisidgglglgi‘h‘eidoflg::htlggtt'tigrggg.
. . ' . ' ‘ ; - . _ I ; . . southerly, and westerlybymy otherland,;easter. andwit thentmostdispa't’ch. . .'
I ,. wCWM. ENVDANN _ .» . . , ‘ .. . . II _ . 1y by highway knownas Vashington avenue, and Having arranged to carry on the business on
. . .._.V_ ._. . . _ !I ~.. Wthh C‘ll b . ‘ ,- 1b . knownnslptsNos.10and-120namapofbuilding VIII ‘. ‘0 . I J. - "2‘ '1 .' -9)
reassess 0°“emmnmetycmttw NORWAIK ' HOTEL [Willi ’ ‘ ‘ e cm“ ' 5’ “ a00001.9.03monogamous”:.0000 . “5m“ ““370 ...;—
(, eumatismau 0“ i 9““ nan '5 ' . " . ' ' esiim »_ ue . _ ens a sin an engaged ski'lful "" " ”"‘
, Catarrli; Headache and Swellcd Fade . Group and | timely l CS0”) to this stand- the proportion of the said‘Char es 0. Phelps, ofthg the subscribers 'fleel c::didchxtpt§galci:y‘t;:ruflsg
Sore Throat . Sprains and Bruises; Bunions and ,1 l'd )l'c )‘II‘OLIOII , {IS '11 1) sum total in saidlist, together With all legal fees allt’he’ cldcustodiers oIthe " "L ’ ' '1' " ’ "
$l‘“t‘“‘£°‘ immerse“ £00300 snapped 1“" 0' Sim“ " 1 1‘ ‘ as “e“ ”33.231200... .... ...“... .... ultimatum thaw-ii. 3
es . rup_onso e . or e y V . _ . . - . ‘ t ‘ . ’ 0 r - .' .
a . - . The very best of annouts,—.not to be surpassed by P1 010d [By the hundreds Of 1 3t2i BURR 5A3fiigt%i~li%§§°r‘ andsuch others'as m be I d t ‘ t d? h,
H M & c s Pnowm .enlpFWCestsbflshmgmtn000000.10!!- 1 testimonials received by the » - -- -- . , . " theirpatronage. ~ I"... -'-e~ ~-°°5e9 ~'-' i 9'"
I I . i . . . I _ , _- ,- » . , * ~ -' » ' ’ Wchavealsoo e ed? ' CARRIAGE no 0
,I m ’ NORWALK LIVERY STABLE . P1 0P1 190.018» 10.018 acknowl- SEWER RIPE ! SEWER PIPE l mu. encased. and»... ......‘i... 5.133
m a Q E E‘ SE - _ . ado-ed by many prominent :. : 1. . . » ' , ' * ' be foundafnllassortment’of all'styierl'ndk hero:
s-NOBW-ALK, CONN. . C , . All sizes. .The cheapest and best. Manufactured Carr." 89.1""!!! Clarenccto 1110!!! Elfin”; ‘
- ' FIRST-CLASS . plinlCians to be the most; elggffieyggnmcgfis. T.LEON'ARD& SON.' Sont “orwalk. Sent- 8001873. . .. . . .. I.
. . . - . . _ _. . . . . .. . -, ‘ -' - "-*'s*‘r.mr1.uaeson.'
ORE-86E!”- SBEOTAGIESI . . . . reliable pre 'tl"lthll ever -11 - ' » ' - '- - , ' ' - 4 --' '- ' ’0 ~ - " *' ’ .
- 0. »- 0- 0 »» DOUBLE. an» tol-NGLB’ » P9 0 . I . . -. .. » . . .
Imps-obs Your Sight. .. . .. . , '-. ‘ ' .' . ' ‘ . . , - I . . ., .
.TheCrescentSpeIo - - - tacies-nowofler— H . " " V . . t1 OdUC-ed 1‘01 the [Chef _and ARANGE-s‘ . GEMEHTHoRQEBrlocKSO“ ‘
fifigfipgfimgg" egggggggdlgg; 0? ses and. Carmagos cure ofiall. Lung complaints, Goon N07 risen 312 00 LLfizg-‘gNMng-ggm-0000000000
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filigrmhfiimfi 1311;011:1131 181231;: 3:1.“"332'till33.2%f‘d..i"§é3'é'r‘l&ie‘¥‘2‘:gi§ggg and IS Offered to the P1113110, Calla;dse‘e‘thembeirorcbuy'ldgeladwheFB 14.00 blocks. Md'ii‘g‘iici‘iigfl '15 PENN“: 83131111: SON! ‘0‘“ “a?
of rismatic colors and reknctoryrays not' mean that an shall outdo us ' 'afe t lish. ' ‘ ' . j .' , (mop, F ' - I . . , " -’-~ '
flvyays found in, mmal’ebblesrenders and everyway (legit-able turnouts. “Orgiers' tlh‘loi¥ SifldlCthllde 5y the expel lence . . ‘ . GE.‘ BE-LIDEN. . . _ ., ‘1‘ " Wotggflglfefwfipgwatk.“
them espeCiallxdesirable. Beinggroundwith _at .Xfiggfi'gfomfimt PARTIES! 0 ovei 01 y yemVS- .W hen Uneon M drblc W 0’1'k8, DEM-LINES: BEL“ “93.1.0 -
ca they are; cell-om ullimpeyfections an im- and i f t .1 08.11 do"? ecars. prom tly . resorted to 111 86118011 “3881- ‘ . V . NORWALK CONN . . V,
urities. They aremonnted In'GOId, Silver, Shell, an 58‘ 3 ill-‘0 9" y 9‘90““ . orses 1'8le on . . . The subscriberhas mad a ' a 't b m 1, h ' -‘
bberaud Steel Frames ‘audwiii'lastmany years Livery, die-tam] 311 at reasonablepriees. - (10m fails to effect '1 S eed ‘ will hereafterreceive 0 wake?” s yw c c t I ‘ ' ’ I
withoutcha ' 'For sale any 1,10“ Agents. Stable avoid stand a few 9 snorth of Horse . . ‘ ~ P y y . .. r- -: _,
mere 0 , Jeweler-At Optic amisSole Agent Railway De ot- D-B-MOREH USE. Proprietor . . cure ‘m the mast severe 3001:0111 Granite, Bun FORFEMALE WEAKNEssz-‘Ireeelved
f . B'None genuine without the trade NONE“. 0“ 15th: 15730 40 - 0 - directfrom Scotland. Heis also prepared tofnrnish an Indian ‘9‘” » fr?“ Whit‘oh'ligl’eptlfld
‘ on-overy pair. Manufactured by t cases of Coughs, Bronchitis, "mm"! of ' ' supponeig’ggeffiiindssfia-’§'n§‘e‘ih§§mmm «3353'
' , . , . - ITALIAN ANDAMERICAN'MARBLE Its effects-are d ‘. ' '-
BAY MAR:¢;§£::£- Croup, 'Wlioopnig Cough, . .onauirn.nm,oaaaon’usroun. Prolapsus ote‘éfkégllu‘gfia’éfi’h’fléfii-Si
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. . . .. . . NORWALKv 8.010.213“ Oflt, P111118 01 SOFe- 'Fnrnitu'reSlab’singeneral.atthc . e’tion.§€’mdr:gmymHm .18?“ 111310196”:
‘ ' ' a? 3 ”M88 SROBlll SRO ness lit the Chest and Side, LOWES’TPOSSIB‘E PRIOES' ‘ . figfiiifo‘iefi‘tfig'éi’ “$175330 afield???“
‘ -. .5 . . ll, Liver . Complaint Bleedin “mu" "mm" In. nun" u" CURE The beatsm‘s Bimrsmt‘li’ygfikfi?“
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1.0 “ "1e, 111198, 0. 1.8th8 Reoresentingau establishmemeoldestandbest mheaithandstrengtlr everyday. . ' ‘ " "
,Balsam does not dry up a ‘knnwnlilofnnyin Vit’efternlgonnefi' numbeelubscribe; Unsollclt'el'l'cntlmonlnll H -~
. - . - - » ee sI a i srepuaion or at s c.exce encean ' ' .‘ .- . .'
cough, and leave the cause honorabledealingis alreadyto‘o wellestablished to mnggfififififlilJfivéf-fl tut
b l . 1 . h . , need commendation. Address E. B. Price,Ageut. the medicine I boughtofyou,-andlcunitruly’sayl
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most pi epai ations, but if: F A RM . humorimedicthesot' the age IOr'SaJIEBhWIIByvhich
9 ”J loosens and cleanses the J 4N”; '- i ' gall” °"~°fr:omsmnafi%'iii by R‘ifi’m‘bdiifi‘li’i"?
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JAMES D. SHEA. Agent. thuinemOIvnig the cause of AF335:ilit‘fiififng'fiitvv‘lfipfilgfiifiall.“ hmdi‘méulty. tugginehandatnmemfifi:
' Horses shod in the very best manner, and mt. the com 1 . t Wholesale and retail, at manufacturers’ prices in: has'hadlboils,~erysipolaesoresiyhmchv'finion‘yfo‘n'ded
ncuiarauenuonpmdto LAME or INTERFER NO - P 0111 - eluding: . ‘ . _ ' 0 1.11.3;anDY‘9“l§5t8':¢.ev.8fih%ggxonhis.hen¢ in
orses. I 50“ minimal-:1) BY 1?:31‘1; ”5.1““??? lid ann Mowers. 3km”? 01’3" £2081?th on gsiciayi-i's‘progguue n];
, stirs w. rowan-cease. Boston, Ma... Wheel.,gwn{3;,g,,;n';-,:;m;, SaItRhéuln—Vitafi’écqedt osmotic lino so; nto
HARNESSES FOR SALE. ““9““ ‘0’ Drunk“ MdDealeflxenenlly. Ploughs—Mead’a,it{nrsh, Eagle, 5",. I . ‘ . -- the- flesh Vtiitanvarmiveather came. onyandjhen
HE subscribe.- would respectfully inroi-m the - . :- ._ . shovels. Spades. Scoops. .Giirdén‘Foxk'ané ““1“ ”0m“ ”mm-1‘" 9“?“0“ Ryan“- 1“
Public thathe has now on handa ood assort- ESTABLISHED 1 Hoes.: . . ' . ‘ - ::: i -. ' . W°“1.‘l.5“?k.mw-“°°n9um.hvesgawi ’Hisbllaflml
ment of HARNESS, matte of the ve eat materi- 849' - IiayCutters—Burdick’s,I itIuiore’s, and Hide" m fig’fi’fifififi’ggerfiflfii‘hfiihm his
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L t h u e coun ry. ow tgr your orders. 1‘th Celelitflted “WV“- nehard s. the “'7‘ best in nse;also, struck inWardly, ad nauseat'and‘painiu'hisbowé
. . , ‘S’ me Iakve them as mice- “31' 3- SWAN- smallerimplleinentsin greatvariety. ‘ ' els and we thought he could not live mucluongcrt
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O ‘ ' WADRIAICE,PLATT& :43 Im raved CUCUMBER WOOD Respecttiillyi s‘his numeronspatronsand the TIII'TFPCSI at Whitney’ 5 13:15::ebgtgggdtgerilhhldfyFfiludmgm! t" — ' >1
STYLES, SIZES amtcss'ro suruu, FARMERS fig 1’i MP.Tastelesa,r£urable.Em~ public general y, that‘he commutes to furnish 0r - -' ~ eatin and at bedtime, hoiook a’tahieop‘oo "‘ it“?
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. . . - or the least money. Attention PARTIES. WEDDINGS. . . . , . - . 0 him an appetite cured.- his cart amour a at x
‘ ' . ' . ‘ ' ' 9‘ s is especial! invited to Blatch- ‘. .‘FefiillgNABLEimNNERS‘. " :- 0..» . ' Iw‘llmke mi". tertakin seven’botues monomer was“ ea; In: 0’
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. . 0' m-h. - , -I-P e° “80 'withevery requisite inns and style as who had ~ ‘ . . . twelve'bottles- 39‘“ 1119.309“ look-.menew. his ,
O . 31., 01.8.3331? mwztllgd’rlzwnowatlh- of ‘any iot tha‘ New *YorE‘ aterel‘sa museums ' ‘ II AR health is v “I“? ‘W v.'”d“°°h
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' “ ' rs Cop r Chamber. which never 1”” W‘“‘“‘°‘“.‘“ OWNS“: . Plain Cortes-,dCVisites $3.50 per dozen; $¥5§memmeu en dice. isotherm...
- . . cm sor scales.andw111 outlast Bonedi'l‘uske rented: . Biwthlapey- ‘ 1 0 " ‘ ' ‘ has been blessed britequaii as remarkable. I "
~ any other- For sale by Dealers Boned Hum. @11er Plum Puddms.~ . - - 10.10.,wui'mmr- ; = wishyOu would sendm’e dne‘ ozonmoreboruesoi
' ‘ "‘ 3:;1,‘}‘:.§’.33:,.§°?: 19.12:" 31315 gagggggignmomea, 93131333233332, I . .2 0 - 0-5 the Female Gare Wagner. '1: 52': ;~.:r -.
To and From Great Britain, itnott‘orsale'lnyourtown,senddirgct to p, C cken Salad: * ornamentat'Pyz-affiias, ’ Nnrwalkflstflamfl em “wallow“ (a?s-El‘llypgsrgabflmedeve‘ymmmwhl
' . CHAS G BLATCH’AE! mar LobsterSalad. WERBI‘IOCS 0‘21". kinds . . . .' .. '2 j » '. ' are 00 ' I '
a o . , acturer. Larded Partridgel . Faun "ICES ’ ‘ . - . ,. . .. I. a, . 'z -.I- - 7,.7“ -. . : xA-Jom- .
. canbe had atgreatly 60600mmereeSt..Philadelphia.Pa. 6m013 chicken Croquet,’ " " “ ‘ y ' ' ESTABLISHMENTJ'. ‘ ’ CURE ’ 3‘39ng E's hrda:j ‘ f: ‘ ‘dia ‘ fag "
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