Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, June 30, 1874 · page 1

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NORWALK, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY,

 

 

 

 

 

 

GRAPES 01' TMOBNS. many of Mr. AtWater, Bartholomew and ‘ity to build it. '
’ -; ~ . others that the bridge will not material] in-, in our hands a copy of a letter written b
I" more 9“"- terfere with navigation upon the river. him on the 27th of May, Within one wee

 

' ’ To this application we are met by the op~

We mnnthiT-hQPE' 9.:P81n0uers. position of the two independent parties. the 3d of June, in which he advised Mr.
Apdtogathsrrthe apex-golden CRI‘S. The grounds of opposition of the one are Shelton

Unl‘thejthQfi-Tshhhm Bowers, inconsistent‘with these urged by the other. non to
Aud‘wateredahe furrows With tears. We will first consider the oppositiou of-

It is notjust' as we take it, ‘

_This mysticalzworld 0f 0an? Mr. Wooster. The only‘ witnesses offered short time beforea branch road would be
Life’s field Will yield. as we make it. are Messrs. Clark, Shelton and Downs. The built from it to Derby, which would reason-
. A harvestrofthorns, or of flowers. lirst objection raised by them, though but ably accommo ‘

'— ' M' slightly insisted upcn,is that the building of tinning their opposition they would simply

 

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1‘0“"lpeech0fwm}D,oBlIh°Pyh°f°l'e it appears from their own tstimouy that along
the 3.3.. COIF- noon .“IO Potluon 0‘ there is no line of steamers running to Der-‘ had. .
that-Ndi.“& Eastern 1:. '3. Co. for per- by on this river,- that the heaviest portion instead ofa cross-examinat
rials-Ionic) bridge the Hon'flonle- of the freight, lumber and coal brought to reliance can be placed,,upo
, ., ., . , - » Derby on the river, is brought in barges by we leave you to judge.
*‘G’ . «if-«have: sat and listened means of tow-boats, et there is not a. tow: regard his su .
withgalllhe patience ofwhichfIam ca able, boat owned on the river; that there are but don tfnl upon our hat.
to the "bitter and unwarranted attac s of two or three schooners Owned in Derby that Mr. Bishop alsofihtro
Mr. Bishop upon the character and reputao are run upon the river, and that the river of oneJoseph Richardson,
lieu of the-gentlemen Who-represent the has been bridged for many 'years at two who was represented asa g
New:Y.ork & Eastern Railroad Co., 1the points below the-point where the proposed and capitalist, and :Mr.
petitioners'forvwhomv'l appear—Tho fifteen bridge is to he built, once by the Washing- him before the commi

 

. gentlemen: who are the directors Of that’C'o. ton Bridge Co.,-in 1808, afterwards by the financial enterprises, Railroad and other-

sre .wféll;kn6wh in‘ this statennd'have'liere- New York and New Haven Railroad Com- wise, in which
total-e gboru'e‘, characters. beyond reproach, pany ; and that it takes
butii‘dada'y have been assailed with the most
appnoprio'u‘s' epithets,” a .Setgof-fisvvindlera month of the river to Derby, a distance of year ago he was applied to
andrkuavosifotnozpther reason Vithan that only eleven miles. On the other hand we ford, who it appears was a
theyai‘etengsge'd in.'an enterprise Which is have the testimony of Messrs. Atwater and ploy _
distastefulto the New York & New ' Haven Bartholomew, who are the managers of the this road to procure suserip

He comes'as self Constituted champion of coal, iron and brass, and amounts to many aml investing his muney in i

goodfai'th and fair dealing. But before 1‘ tons daily, who'lcslii‘y that the building of be made President: that under such rep-V
am through} hope.10.:conirast.somewhat this bridge will not injure the business of resentations he investigated the matter;

the conductiot' the 5 gentlemen I represent, Derby, but-on the contrary,-the building of that Mr. Hungerford gave him c

with his own and those who .5 are acting the road and bridge will materially benefit mates of the expense of building theroad,‘ §
with him, in order that you may judge that place by furnishing another outlet to and that by these estimates it appeared
which of the parties have been guilty of a New York. This would seem to dispose of that the road could be built, thebonds: , _ V .
breachofg‘oodfaith. ‘- ' » , the only legitimate objection to the gaining made safe, and the stocks be made of the: BhPPOI'thO roads runnin

First, let us consider the character of the of our petition. value of one hundred» and. forty. withinV‘
petition before 'yOu. and the position we The other objection urged by Mr. Shelton three years: that after investigation .he be»

occupy. ~ In 1871, the General Rail Road and others. is simply this. that if the Le'gis- lievcd the plan chimerica
law was passed. By that law it was enact- lature shall refuse. to grant us the privilege _thy, and declined to saga
ed that whenever twenty-five or more gen- of building the bridge, our company will be prise. And who is Mr. I
tlemen should desire.to build a Rail Road obliged to build our road throu h the town not and never has been a stockholder or

land so to'donndertheprovisions and sub- road from New oven to Nevaork is Mr. Hungerfbrd the cost of building'the
ject to the restrictions specified in that act. necessary, and that they think it will pay if road in Connecticut was about three and
They were authorizedwtoiform themselves built, but they want it built through the three-quarter million dollars,
into a corporation...by.,.signing articles of town of Derby because it will greatly bene- mate of our engineer filed in 5
association, specifying among other things fit the town of Derby, although the road of State’s ofiicemakeslbat portion of the
the general-Thutejan’d location of the road will thereby be lengthened from six to sev- road to cost six milliondollars. ,ltdoes not
they desired-toebulldpxthe'lamount-of their channels, with far heavier grades than the appear thatlllr. Hungerfordhad or profess-

filedwith‘thé‘Sééer‘ary of. State but not un- i
til five thousand 'per‘ [mile had been sub- through Del-by. Our only answer to this is had any interview ..or .commuication wit
scribed of whichteugper cent had been paid that the parties interested in building this any stockholder or.ofilcer.of this 00. And
in ands. survey ‘of the roposed route with road have already conSidfl'ed this Whole who is Joe Richardson? It appeared upon

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The company i'thus organized "is thus have no place before, this committee who gering the-propriety ofengaging in the enter-4. .
authorized to open books for subscription have no power to change thelocation of the rise, he was endeavoring toobtnin ‘ from settled in New Jersey, adding greatly to its
to their capital stock, but it was furthur road, or to compel the company to bulldit g r. Hungerford, all the information possi- .wealth and POPhlhtiOB- Why - (101"? 110!

ver a reute which the company have al- Eble as to the plans and- projects of this"Co.; find-similar results ‘EfiSt 0" New ' York,
hecauseeast‘there is but one line;

arlem, over which the New York-and . '
True on the line of

providethhat they should not commence 0

building the road unlit'at least ten thousand ready discarded as unwise and unprofitable. :and carrying them at once to Mr.'Bishop, to aim

The only other. defense to our position, genable'him if possible to thwart their cf: "13-
New Haven road runs.

the New York and New Haven road in’ this 1)
‘State, in Fairfield County, a large popula- 0!. Bron“

companycfxceed the amount of cash paid in ed of him in what capacity he appeared. he 'H-nngerford that he had concludednot to lion hhS grown 119- Build another Wild. ,1
omlheflmpilnljslock. . ssnred the committee that he‘was not here subscribe orengage in the enterprise, W‘h‘én' though but a mile or two distant—another c
Wilder-mis- ‘ late the petitioners in'good afar the purpose of preventing the road from iM!'- Hungerfotfd requested him to return'the’ hue 9" ”0393th villages will spring up 3
. sing built, that he did not appear in behalf .5 lane and'estimates‘ hehad handed him-.119. .ln this State, adding greatly to our wealth 3
ganizedji company, and located theirroad, of the railroad corporation of which he Ilnformed Mr. Hungerfor'd he had mislaid and population. This isamatter in which

' ‘ " -' herequircd subscription of was president, but simply to guard the pub- them, though he acknowledges ‘t'his'wa's all the people Of “‘9 State or Connecticut

dollars of stock, per mile had been subscrib-

ed, of which ten per cent should be paid in, comes from Mr. Bishop, the President of the ,forls. Thus after the lapse oflive weeks, -

and fitisfurtlier provided that at no time New York, New Haven and Hartford R.:R.‘ ”when he had obtainedall the iliform'ation he
shall théifioating. and bonded debt of the 00. When he firstappeared and weinquir— isnpposed postman gave InOtiCeIto Mr...

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fivgftb" , ~liars per mile and more, he against injury; today he avows that-he false for they were in the bands of Mr. are deeply interested.

hang; - survey of their road and appears as the representative of the cor-1» Bishop, wherenlie hadplaced them. ' While' ' , Another objection is made by Mr. Bishop,
utilities sis-to bemade and filed their poration of which he is president, and this man was testifying it occurred to .me' and that is, that thecontract made with Mr.

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todtlnpgdhe balance of their , 5 .
the sole .reason,'that ,in locating interfere with the monopoly new possessed-j of our Supreme Court. Upon inquiry I as-

 

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firmware;- in;order to operate their
roid‘sbccessfully. And it isprovid’ed in

their stock they shall be able .to satisfy _ _ .
thosexwhoarc‘disposed to take stock, that upon_him,by Virtue ofhts oflice,and devote the Brid €130! 133m .
the. Company have a right to. build ..the .his time and'talents» to the protection of Cit-.inflfiilothI-i Richardson-was axdirec:

bridge and Operate their road without the public interests;but when today be con- tor, madeastatementunnderfoath4that-cer- .way, an _ .
anuOynnce, hindrance and expense of a fesses that his characier was assumed, and, min specifiedbondswereapartofthensggin faceted should withdraw from their con-

' be was really appearing to further the pl'l- ofihai; company,.andat;th.e 'holtOn of that :lracts. We trust that this advice will have
036”va bring this petition asking this vale interests of his own corporlllon. that afiidavit'Mr.'Ricbhrdson signed acertificate' I10 Plhef effect than to show the ,auimus
5-». .. . V . . . .he put on the garb of a public benefactor. ihni the ,afil‘davit'was mm; math-3339,51 which led him to give. it. Mr. Bishopspro- Extracting’teeth andlnsertingartlficiul dentures:
' no"; no jcli'nrtcnlo build the road. that he might better accomplish his private Wards gave a. receipt to that'coinp‘auy that losses to fear. that.th_e2 projectors of this road. In
lmdyttlieirighL-to.abnild‘ it, ends. for admiration ceases. And what he had receivedrthose bonds and held them' may be able‘to disease of its stock and

inimimi-lhey revidence 1‘“ M”? 3‘51“") were“ i“ 01’1”“? one P“? if” 9‘ Timpani. lingo?" imbisifaliisp {$3,133.33'fheviffiffii-cbi’,‘"‘12“
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fen-jincross the Hous‘atonic river. The

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"b dg'e.‘.:,B't‘It~:-:-inas- ition to our petition? When he first came pany was nsolvent and soon

 

‘53 . ...-slotting "lune-nubile. =9 9 - '
Inué _ “puerpensetngtns _ mpaay holderslmdheen signed to our articles of titled before you that he won that "I“, “”d'
itmmggfiitnsrabridge‘wom‘fib‘in'o‘l'injury association Without their knowledge or-con- Wasnotisshamed of it. Yes he won by.

to theénhyigatiOn Of thii 'riverytbey present- sent. . This charge he- has been unable-to iw‘earing he was unable to read and did not
ed their pet tion, not doubting for a moment sustain, and has made no attempt so to do. know. what he signed.
that? their. reasonable request would be He next claimed that the directors who had- ~_j1n the second. suit, a policy-holder sued.

granted.
- “was

In

woumite’lhsillie Midgets unnecessary or mitteetosummon them herethat he might? was,.éoinpellec1 topay for his fraud.
would;be~sogreat an injury to navigation, prove the fact. 'When informed that he-fi-vthe-reputations of res ectahle gentelm
thalitnotzoucfit to be; allowed. ‘But this
tenet-seriously claimed nanny one- On they would ,be compelled to appear. .118. silketiiis.Hc further-testified thatMr.P.T.
the‘éont‘rh‘r‘y we‘are'met hereby Mr. Bishop abandoned-ills charge, and has made no ef-- :Barnnm. one of our directors and stock-‘
who opposes our petition, not because the fortto sustain-it; Hehesxtated not to charge. "holders. that verymorni'ng had said to him"
hiidge‘v‘viliinterfere with navigation- on the perjury against respectable gentlemen, and he hoped to God the read would go no fur.
river or becauseit iS‘nothccessarI. but be-
cause he deems» -it. so essential to the suc- . _ .
Cessful opil'hlihh,.0flhe ”036.1%? he does ,nOt (1851“? lht't DI‘OOF Whmh could Ohiy show sworn tllatthis statementwasfalse,-though
not bettim thread willbebuilt it our re nonfalseencl unfounded his chargemt- .it was hardly necessary that-he should be‘
quest isdenied. . ' , ~ * - Thefll‘lfi Wltnoss ht: introduced W915- ‘hiti-Of. called to prove ins-but that on the contrary.

He openlysavowsIhis object lobe-not :threcwrtnesses, ‘0 3393“ and lf-WSIble he was always wasin~fuvorof the roadan
merely todefeat the“bridgepbutjdefeating :blackenthe character of S. E. Olmstead,tlier {was ready. to back it u with his mOney;

r itsell},,_In.Other-wards,.lleisendeavor- :dence amounted to, nothing farther than not‘vaSenator and'pdirector in- his road.

Bold-tint: _=far as this proposed "road is business man, whoenters-ivto noenterprisei ~13;is that the petitioners are not act he
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concealed. ~ , , . . .
,Here allow‘me to says few..wiords as to abundantly responsible. for_all his en gee road,bécause,as he‘ says, it is proved by;
tiremriginiand history of thislow. . .- 3 cuts, but that he had in his busmess een thetestimony of Mr..Wheeler that this coma}
fifi'isa‘rly. its 1866, parties desirous of engaged'in deahng in mercantile pape,and Donahue offered m sell out to the New.
but ding; ngwfiailroteigfrlontliew;Hayen in stocks and bonds. On the other hV nd we; York. 8:. New Haven B. R- Co. No claim”
to New. «or- ‘, petition --t e« V

3;;9W.1=1?Y«ngem¢t and hiiéefig. 0!" MT- Keeler,~and M“ Street, all respectable foundation than this. As this claim is one
aged, .thle. . V. .‘ . .' .0. V
Echlhggimowerfulcorporation. Through gearsmpartner .of Mr.;;lesleads; Mr. argument. let us examine it somewhat in
theiin'tl’ once nil-.money‘oi thatcorporation treet, his nextgdoor neighbormn a_late detail. Whatis his evidence? Mr. Wheeler
théifié "tietiiwawdefeated. . Fromrtbat :time Senator from. that district, who all testified swea .s that MI- angel-ford, Who, be it re-;
tllltls’l :;.the_eli‘0rt- repeatedly-renewed, that no man in»Norwa‘lk.slandslilgherthan me", cred, was h more agent, Solicitiug'snbL,
mfwnhxllkegmgn ta:un'd:aijvays by the .S. E. Qimstead, so for as integrity. business SCI-imions. in no Way connected with this
manually: IQ'.1§.1’1.._. .gfiflo $233.5?!“ charactep, or husl“955.le5903§1hlllly 1? 003'» road as astockholder or an officer, called
the road viasamem er of... a." egislalure. earned; that hehas-bcen a'directorun the upon him (Mr. Wheeler), and suggested-
The scheme wasthendevlsedtoconsohdate 'Savmgs Bank in that. place since its first “4,6“,ng inasmuch as this road .was-bound,
his Co. with the N. H..;-Ha'rtford.& S'pr. R. organization ; that home been a director in to be built, itwas not better for him, he be‘.

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R. Co., the next ‘rich‘est' “R: "R.”‘corporation the Danbury Railroad from the start, having ing a large holder of real estate in Bridge-.g right.

in the state, makin onernammoth ciorpora: built some nine miles :of that road ‘trfter- the port on the line of the road, ,0 sub scribe for
tion, representing 10,000,000 of capital. failure of its contractors, and Uni. when .its stock and assist in building it so that ho‘
Gentlemen; interested in theparallelg'road lately that road issued itsbonds for _an_ ex- might 1m“, a voice in its management.
as well as pearties in other parts of the state tensmnuuder the authority of the Legisla- Mr. Wheeler entertained the proposition
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litre novel 0? lh°5t°ti°¥P°tfls “"0; lie-W“ 50ml? .di. Y “10‘ direotorsiof made'by13Mr.IHungerford; but desired, be?

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hollsve . . . 'd 1 5 .. ._ _ .
2:939 £1.91“ Legislature We“ 09993941 to that ”WWW” Wilh'l. e 5995'1‘0.“ f!“ 394 e fore severinghis connection Withlhe New
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geared that this'consolidated Co. would be
. nataoncwxstltoaa- 9hhfl¢h:,09hld:he ob- Companr thanin' faunas has. been con-
tained w

hictiwithitheiriintereatguv -. .. . - ; . -hY 111.- _,o-attack hhfithefih attempts” “P09 hands of the partieswllo» should have the
rv:rc'.'i'alayi;their-Hunts and disarmopao-r the character 0f any omenoflhefifleen dl- Control of the Boston, Hartford “in, R

tioi‘i't'o’conmlid‘athn,Mr. Bishop agreed to rectors Who, representthe petitioners. In . R"l and suggested-that 5!th aresult might .

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C 0x and ”Yoga“ 3 General Rail Road 2th“, “hfinTWegattemmennto “MW “in char: not be lmprobablfiand.Whether-it would

7 so that names. tellinsel'silvqsd Hitch! actor. 594.318 ”This? time“? th‘ém. we notbe better, forhimz‘tolake- hold of an,

43“ over any run they chose 'Wihnl'it were inetw. the ob action that no assault 'prOposed new road smlassist in building it,

coming to the Legislature for a charter. had ; been ntade-Vunonsiihem, and thatsiich and so have a voice in'its management and
fie,‘,conl:esses this himself and claims to evidence was inadmissable. ThiLI think, thereby girl in keeping itf'untler the control
hat/Chilton active in passingthis law,wh_ieli efi‘ectually-disposes-iof the attack-:uponthe of; the people of theState, and run it in
w 4“" " i'vithhisapprovalmud five days character and reputa‘tiqnsof the ofilcers of their interest.
:Qfiepflfi pagsage his scheme of consolidation our company. ;. ' -
also passed.:‘.“Anii._lie,§a's he triads .tbig ,‘Tiic-‘ueirtalt,
{angeme’nt w‘ith~'-Mr.-~- oodwar‘ ’, then a slipw.:.t_ltat “the _
member-bf the-Legislature and interested scribed,i_n~~_
in-rliispropOSednew-rmdi: Now when we sllile fol-the
have trusted.‘ him, and have organized in 775E994°V1h
dzfsllhso‘udsr'thi intone co es“ With monotone . ._
game‘powe‘r‘ ‘of'li srcol‘ll'o, ld’ute "Go.“ to TPQ'QMX twg giihifiil.‘e,r.a’- ii
hick himfilidis endeavoring yeve,,ymeanli his. iiidgmentgiirresporislh g,
in his power to deprive us of the benefit of .CQW, csand 0,5, ,lchtltdge .: rr

 
 
 

.. _ .2; _. .This was the pro sition submitted and
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of goodfaith and fair dealing ? ,. i%,63;§tti,e__
9d??? onlyexcuse he makes” that he caus- hhis‘asub'scriptiohlrtic-Ember“, WhO‘iiSfilher:
.- able wal'et's to 9.11139.“ in .t e law. b l ~ - t: {kw/"v: tr . . A .
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ect'o""f51hc"1 ulid’eo 'chise-nav‘igable , . , . . ,_ __ __ . . . ..
l. l n 9 . P yet be tells—you hat-lie was present and parties might still have formed anew or-

,waters mightbe‘fijid 5d at points, 88’ for saw him when he subscribed-forshis.stoc1r‘ -- - - - -
lnstnnchi'ml'mis‘fiew Ilafaug'q°?rtlgl‘ when that . ‘isa (m ‘6‘, 1 I‘eihighest'c Ha.“ ct e1," gnnization aud’built the road,
t and. irreparable damage to-commer- medieval?“ -. - -. « ,.

8 . . . . . . . . - 1vthaelhe oes‘n‘t'be iévé :7 _ .51“ iii hi has- ,
phyla interests Might be d0“- .1 know “0* be ever.sTibscribciihis‘na‘niegtdan §b1,g,i,,,,,,, thy Mr. ‘Ffungcrford' at that.trme'.cntertain-" cited at hi..fie,'-short:lived.disappointment; -

Sign!) 0933353 dig? 'well,-bu't'»itihe cauSed

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‘ ublic but that'he'mig‘ht’take advantage of that the woul aid hem in l , .
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"I””“5pr’véifi-33’3‘r’iteiiétfifvnfigifvi’gr'g anemia mistslhe‘ onlyattaek‘mtidenw only to balmyanddeieat iti,
Ill file" l - . - on the responsibility of:tbcsubscribers;to

tion as Plfiiidgnlnf'agreat-ho'l'95i‘3iil03‘askf ———— -.~ ‘ 'e a, - am hblt‘te er es ‘man Ga; 1d drnwf'auy such inference ,take‘ourleavetfofze'a'rth'audits-inhabitants,

:hiff‘isiihiigivi‘lisligé‘aha.1."3.5.5:. m e‘liérrilt nieanaijnsttfiyhatt-litsaif. .urtiliofigumgggs
- -. : --. -' . . nei ermorenor ess angso. sis con ness,sav i
-lrlOllS_gQBUlne._find reliable, and “1M they are evidence on which the claim of-Our Offer 1% ‘ '

tag for the confidence of the public. framthat .1
,. Let bellow. ,mminethe‘testimonv before

,thécotn itteeupon WhiCh 111:5 0350 must “er gcliy'responsible.iAnd Who is. this man

the decid ‘ -‘ ' A“. that “‘9 petitioners‘are re: alrighbwho thuszassalls the responsibility yell O‘lt 0‘ whichhil have 13.9%??? 59.31“",

_ uiredt'o: avgwthatthe thave Organized 1'~ ,. .,V,-~ . , 5 -» -- -- 'and is has .
nderJthgfstatnte in goo faith, that they; pligligaggiekholders ‘Of this com any,

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utilizing: the company have
'ith’f. the -; i~r§quirements geof. - the
second, by the rtestimony of Gov. Tv’iicil theiei'recuuon. 017‘th 00‘ .t to build

 

It so happened that-we had to have your. constituents understand that
if elected you Would vote for the Bridge,
and yet also intend when you had js‘eCuljed
of the day he testified, for he testified on your election to make use ofyonr position

as a Senator to stab and defeat'them f". and
,of Derby, to withdraw his opposi- I' submit that his answer Was entirely un-

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' building the bridge, for the reason satisfactory, and yet this evidence is claimed OFFICE IN “'4sz Bmwma'
that if the privilege be granted, the road as showmg bad faith on the part ofthesepe; ' " '
Whatever-may have been the

motives of Mr. Wheeler in' making that
pledge. the fact that he made-it, is the strong-
date that place; that by con- est posSible evidence that his constituents
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lered by Derby,who are here represented by would soon be built, and it would be but a . , . .' _ I - ,
a. ll‘. numerous. 00.,

A. H. ‘BrINcTon, IVB-lEIiLI, .G.;N.BI.Ls.

 

Our petition, be . ‘ , . 5
‘ Subscription $2.00‘peryeor in advance
Single copies. manta. '
, Adrianna-321$”.
'Fout inesor'lesa I this
One square, one luscrtlon,

Pol! wesk, for continuance
guarefilx months.- -

:Afifillfl“ "HURON? 0" the bridge will'to some extent interfere with strengthen the hands of Mr. Bishop in op-

nYfifiiEfl-‘i‘Iifnnfifori.Conn-9 the commerce of Derby upon the river; but posing the .road, who, 83 he said, YVOhld . ,
liter them all the first opportunity be Mr. Bishop coming fi'om gentlemen more

This letter, unsolicitedlly us, We read or less connected with him or his railroad,

ion, flow .mhch that a road parallel with his will not pay;
it his testimony. Willbc a bad investment. The theory of
But we‘l‘rankly the general railroad law was that it was
bscription the poorest and most safe to leave capital to seek its own invest-

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duced the testimony [Thegentlemeu who have cng ed in this Th“
ofBridgeport, enterpnse believe it-will pay, an so believ-
ood financier ling, they desire tobuild'the'road.‘ We have
Bishop inquired of already shown youthatresponaiblecontrac-
ttee as tohis various tors havesgreed to build themed and take ,
their pay in the stock and bends ofthe ;
he had heretofore been en- road, so great is their confidence in it.
from three hours to gaged, and he was offered for the purpose That we have already secured the Tight of.
for about two thirds of the, distance,~
by Mr. Hunger- an the parties interested have, in many. ,
t that time em- instances, given their bonds t'o-thejroad' to,
ved as an agent by the projectors of convey such right ofway, and accept stock
tions to its ,of the road at par to the‘ amount'of t

Railroad Co. Ishall not attempt to. match two heaviest business corporations in Der- stock, and that Mr. Hungerford represented idamages agreed
Mr. Bishop, invlllifiCatlons and slander. by, and thSe freight consists largely of to him that by taking hold of the project

an? :- -' .-. - -. - «no

.. 132% Possession givenimmediately. Enquire of
eubovoi}. Feb. 25th, 1874. _ S. E.-OthSTEAD.

rull'columll. one MI- I. ' '.
SpecialNottceasoper‘cent.adv 7
ice sin Readi‘n‘gdolnn
aiep‘elniltt'ed
_ ,_ ornaments.“
no.1» -. “' '
foulltraulleu'tadve'r'g
gaining: : - . To RENT.
iwualyapbu. Park, formerly cu led b' ,George C 1 er,

. . 3611'“ s olf$ to

at é'Ic't‘iutr-c
tc'mskenionth‘ly'e, ii .5
Oiie‘d whims Cons

. . . - . a .
a week for a sailingvessel to work from the of showmg that something more than a w . Advaucanu'mnu'cullteg

 

moments. .-

fiharier’o'f ajColu
. alt .-.-...; 1‘. ..
Fnlicolamonulmqm : . ,.
Marri- ..In.dsmhllaiae e
«danish-tan Ben' t. Apply atthls
,rsstn.slsperbsir'
Alluuusua‘l‘cuts and do" a

that the travel from-I New, .

t he might Haven to NeleYVcrk is greater than the,
traveleast, or in any’ other directiOn lrom‘

, New Haven, and if the travel from New.

" Idprombtoinfiisloln
I! per full column.
viceszi percent. extra. _

REAL ESTATE.

ond Olden-I rarel- la the sure. FOfi‘QALE.

T WILTON (Kent Star in _ 1 ble
RESIDENCE. with 316. ’ afifinfiaflb‘fii‘d‘ififl,

and seven acres of land. Fril abundant. Every-
thing attractivc for a nice fefiqenw'for a mer-
chant or mechanic- Mrs. o, L. SMITH. “a

T0 LET.
HE lace occu ied b the subscri
‘ lieaph of Main trcetfis offered to rum, 1&3]?
.l‘urnishedlf desired. ‘ n. fi‘iinns,
' HOUSE To BENT. 5
N Franklin Street. 18 or l7 rooms, suitable for.

 

diately Enquire of P. W..BATES, at Granite
Stone in , D.&N. Railroad Dock. - 3t'18

.ta—

.2 ' sfzs‘eu’f :aal

 

JUNE 30,1874.
BUILDING initiation Each.

Very cheap and desirable BuildingLots
WIIIIII 8 IIIITEI In! If Ill! P081 IHIIE

are now altered at: the VERY Low PRICES of- from
. .
$100 To 13400 EACH.

$25 Cash and balance in Monthly Payments of
$10 if desired.
SEE MAPS IN NOR "’ALK POST OFFICE.
For particulars apply to

WILLIAM C. STREET and GEORGE
‘wmm, or to JAMES MITCHELL, or RIDER a

 

Peter L. (Sulfide;

Ehfifififigfis

Is now ready to -furnish,:at'liis place.tNorth of
Norwalk Cemetery.) Choice _, .

. Geranium, , 5 ,
Bedding out Plants, Flower.
lug Shrubs, Fruit Trees

and Vince. ‘ _
BLACKBERRY RASPBERRY.- AN-D STRAWo
, to onion—TOMA
PEPPER, CABBAGE, and CELEBY_
ial attention given to Funeral designs, orders .
in OQUETS, and all other’decorations in Floral .
Designs, at short notice.
Particular attention .
tery Lots and keeping t em in order. '

f : saw. a.» uremia“
31 lovefthe tall and

 

via-viiig‘ties' T
uiéhonie'stesaféaveswi /
,The grac'éfiil slur-Wham branchesifl‘ee, I
Havcmu'sic in theirslei'vesfi 4‘ ' '
fFor here arei'friends,‘thé'-lavéd ind true;

. 'Wbo‘m death cau'oulymr : ;~
gSueh friends as in instants-are few, ‘ 'i
Whom we can-prize ibr’eveh ‘< 5 5 '

in. home .. airwumuma‘

Verhéllus,

BERRY PLAN

2 . With-these}.installing; ..

,one or two families. Possession given lmme-‘ . . _
Here truest fr.i°nds..,..-.l;¢!!l!;!a¢°. ,

ven to fitting out Ceme-

 

,. . Tofient.
' THE 81'. JOHN lltlllESIEAll,

01' HIGI'I STREET;

BANK-bl Surveyors. . Whom I fhmmgfifinrt : :1. , .

0.18! mevhwthatmuncw - '-
. Which “'0“! thedmjwafilningl . ‘
Like voices in my soul-harshly}: . ;
past this tswlws -. ,

 

Fur Sale or to ..cht,

EBY CHEAP.—9ne,of themeatest little

Cottages in town. situated on Union Avenue,
in rear of residence 01 Ste
Apply at this Office.

Loon AT

on? Olmstead E .
p“ . 5,13%

 

 

2566‘“ ~ - - -
-: <1.“ .. To LET. .
hlslltmol-i Tm“ bscrlber offers to tumble desirably loom _

» -t.edBlackamith Shop on Main Street,'Nor-

walk. Also, his residence adjoining. Will be rented '
sapu‘ntely, or to ther, as desired. In hire of
J MESMITCHBfifL. _l5tf _4‘\VM.AII RN.

lower part Of the house floating on Union

act: 0 er, i
co.

having been put in

To RENT.

 

.A good, nice place, in the Borough,

 

ertain esti- .Haven is sufficient to support the Canal B. '
R. the New Haven, Hartford and Spring- -

field .R._ R, the Air Line an, and the. .W
ShoreLiae R. R. surely’it' is snitlcient'ito
west to , New
ishop, injhis

sauna as soon, V
ATTonNn'Ixs Al‘ Law. ~
York. I know that Mr. c M in and WallStrectL'N.rwaik'.Ccnn.
, hrgumnnt, to-dPY. but without any proofing: , - o" a - ' 9 - ~ ' ‘
l and untrustwon. fore ihe committee, so that we might- queg.
go in. the enter; lion its correctness, alleged that the average
assengers on their trains between New

Claims promptly collected.

ungerford? He is' LEVI WARNER.’ "at :EpwlN'aJ-‘oorn
. . ” , :8

pleasantly located on Fair Street, opposite
the head of Main Street, will be rented at a
low rate to a good family. Possession
when desired. Apply at the GAZETTE
Orr-ion. . '

 

 

BARN TO RENT —A new Barn with good Sta-
bltug for several horses. near the bridge. Price

 

, . even and New York are not sufiicient to
in filly. Dim?“ this state, they were author- of Derby, and the say they think another officer in this compnnY- By “10 figures 0“ n“ a mug," car; yet all the committee have
assed over this road to and from. New
ork, and will beat me witness that 'on‘ ,
while the esti- long trains, with many cars. it is frequently R
.the Secretary impossible to procure a seat.—Onc of two
things is certain. either this statement of
Mr. Bishop’s isfalse, or the through travel (1
is so enormous; that it can certainly support Child wiilconttunehtsbustnessartheaboveaddress. :

proposed-.capital stock ”and; the names of proposed route, and they have endeavored ,cd to have any authority. to act, or make “YO competing roads. Another fact in this
their ‘diijecfol’sr' The‘se““a‘rticles must be to persuade this commiltee that it is for the any propositionson behalf of this railroad connection is pertinent, that between the
uterest of this company to build this road 00., nor does it appear, that Mr. Richardson years 1831-9. and the years 1871-2, the re-

], ceipts of the N. Y. dc N. H. road have been

trebled in amount. ,
, When we look to the west of New York

an estimate‘Of its pro ”able: cost had been matter, and have located their road upon his examinatiop,tllat while he was pretend- and phsol‘ve the numerous, a'rallel; roads
made by a competent: engineer, which the shorter and straighter line with lower ,ing to negotiatewlth, Mr.,Hungerford,aud mnmhglnNBW Jerse ,we ndlthe’ result
should accompany and be filed with said grades. The- arguments offered by our inllCh he says continued the, space of some ‘0 have been that a. 8ng portion Oflhtli 3
articles of association, and, this shall be friends of Derby, were properly presented .five weeks, he was acting asa mere tool 'of State has become one continuous village.
prima facie evidence of compliance withthe before the company when they were (182 :Mr. Bishop,President of the N. Y. &,N, B; It is estimated that durin

iding upon the location of their road, but B. R. 00., that under the pretense of cohsid: .years, owing to these faCi ities. at 1933',
00,000people from New York city have:

ALVIN o. CHILD,
LAW ovnrons , 5 g
_. 9nd'93-9i°‘?"-3!"v ...... ...... tile [AME ' salsa Itlllnllll
STANFORD." 100M. ' ' '
The law am of Fol-rmChli a; re
issolved by mutual Consent, March lst,181_8: C. 9.,

LEX.S. GIBSON, . 2 .1‘_V
Organist'ol' the-Elrstpongr
unoxuuutoi'rx orgnnw You: ,
Plano-Forte,

 

the lee - ‘ "i " 5
t m" ircsunanolv,
OmceoverAmedxnapp’ssfore. Washington St.,
oath Norwalk,'_C,onn.‘ from‘

1.94.! FOB SALECIIEAP.
-. rA GOOD FARM Matter“ 45 acres of; high

Consultatibn . gratis

 

.. tam

N impression havin ' jg‘dne abroad that the uni
Dentistry, this is to ‘stste:to.'hla men s, andtther 1
public generally, thatsuoh ismot’tliefact. A coin-
‘ assistant, Dr. 0.23. Cooli. "
, is ' in constant attendance, and w
to offer his best services to all who ma
Dentistry in all its branches, sti
at the old stand, over 0. J. Grunt.

etent and courteous

tori), foot of Main Street.

 

CHAS. w. MANY,

n E N '1.‘ Is 1‘,
Norman, CONN.

posite Connecticut Boats!

 

Office on Main Street, 0
association were filed This is simply had “than“ and enmte '
5 _ _ . _ . law. In the 101 of Massachusetts reports, ARTIFICIALTEETH‘INSERTEDatLo" RATES
’eyefind it necessary to crossthe ,by his own road. When Mr. Bishop first_ certain this to be me {mun fact he confess. pages 381 and 885, there are two cases
professed to appear here as the self-consti: ed it; upon the stand. And if you desire to thlcli fillly_sett.le the doctrine, that corpora-
.tntnted champion of good faith and fair, knowrmore of the character of this man I tlous organized as our is, have full power to
the? , fifth“ it is not lawful to bridge navi- dealing toward the public, I expressed to ,would refer you 10 the case of Calhoun vs. enter into contracts and bind themselves be-
‘ 'l‘t'w'ate'rs without the consent of the the committee that as a. stockholder in his Richardson in 30th of Conn. reports page tore their articles are filed, -;I am "well
egislutnre. (Audit is essential that when corporation I was proud to know that its 210, and'tlie cage OfSamon vs. Richardson aware that_Mr. Bisho in hisa‘nxiet‘ to de-
me open their books for subscription .to presulent could lay aside the manifold and‘ same volumn page 300. In the first of feat the building of th sroad, has ta en oc-

onerous duties which I knew developed these cases itappears rim the President of casino here to advise all‘land owners whose
‘ ' ‘ ‘ andMsninhslnw'mnoe .lundthismadshalem.theougls,4w1eruse7'

.. to make contracts for sales of— the right of
d that those who have already con:

the muggy ofstate. :They {which he boasts possesses $16,000,000 capi- that a man so false and treacherous must. Stanton 6; Balch to build this road, is not
' ' ks of Subscription and ,tal, and that his purpose is to defeat the. be the same man Whose name-had obtained valid because executed before our articles of '1‘
ihhlldlhg‘ Of our proposed I‘Ohd 168i It shall an unenviable notoriety through the records ’

 

DR. THEO. E. SWIFT,

D E N- '1‘ t s'r,
Office over Andrew Selleck’s Bookstore. .
; sa- FILLING A SPECIAnTir. 3d“

masamnmisre‘reu T6; gal-acting.
9a.m.t05p.m. '

 

DR. SCRANTON. . ' .
n I: N'l‘h s T,
FFICE OVER ewoans' CLOTHING
EMPORIUM.

scorn NOR WA 1.x, cos. .

 

reshaping-fidelity fibefore the committee he informed you that assignees sued .‘for the bonds as being the in no danger of being deceived for the want

he should show you that the names of stock? property of the company. - Richardson tear of his opinions Of their value. We ask" you
‘ to contrast the conduct ofthese petitioners.

with that of Mr. Bishop and his associates,
and say which have been guilty of a breach
of good faith and fairdealing. The course
which Mr. Bishop and ‘his associates have

. , . Worn that the ten per cent. of the capital him for fraud,for3falscly representing his pursued has been, whenever they found *a
id seem that the only-legitimate stock subscriber] had been 1 paid in had been bonds tone the property of the company— man interested “1 this 1311330“. 10 bring ‘0

objection that“ could ‘b‘erurged against us guilty of poijury, and requested the 001117" in that suit Richardson did not succee-l, but bear upon him on their powers of persun.
~ Are slon, coupled With the influence which their

on to great and powerful corporation of which
could wield to iu~

GAGEINSLEE,
ARCHITECT,
70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

4 Residence, Stamford, CL,
Special attention paid to ponntry residences 2-1,

 

GEORGE n. MITCHELL,

_ At the ever popular
UNION MARKET,
has alwaysthebest of
Beef, Veal, Mutton, and'Pork,

fairliving prices. ' Union
t. on the Bridge,

THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,

EEF. .lEll, [Mill Hill? Fall.
The stock is bought and butchered b
e know whereof we a

could summon them if he desired andvtha’t; be’swe tawa b tb testimon of am it they are the managers.
. . . . D y .V y a (lace, them to withdraw. and it they could

not succeed, to assail their characters by
thewilest slanders and abuse.
this _we refer to the case ot‘ P. C. Wright,

may have thought his slanderous breath mgr; that he did not. want to see me ‘road .wa0 was seen between the 27th of May and

‘SnfliCienl t0 ~hhlSt their character, and did (built. AIL-Barnum has been before you and . «omeflyig‘fdénun

and converted bymeans we he
' .know not what; also to the-caseof P. T.
.Barnum, who was visited a week two last
Sunday by Mr. Bishop and Mr.
d- gwho endeavored to persuade 'him to‘ with-
draw from this enterprise, and again caused

theshridstzloprei’ventathersbllitdinsi‘pt‘j-Zthe :President of the company- And thitevl- "MrlBi'sltop then called athanielWhieeler'f ggrggdsg: g§“fi%i%.§ymt'i‘ifing‘°%h {loaf
1. l y t , O

figé'defeatlboowration of-theGeneral Rail this, that MrsOlmstead is‘a shrewd, keen, ,ind‘fmm his testimony it is claimed b Mr: jsueceeding they now come here and de-
.. a. in ‘nounce him as a humbug and a cheat. 0n

 

~ of which canremain on mortn'a e. A l to
7 _ ”fungi?

fl

nless he thinks it will pay,-that hegis gong faith and do not'intend. to build the Sunday they visited-Mr. Barnum as his
' ’ rfciends and endeavored to persuade him. to

inceedeto their wishes. Not sncceediu in
:induciug him to-violate his pledges t ey
:DOWLCOXBC anddenounce him as .unworth
tpublic-confidence, or to associate wit
honest men.‘ This simply shows the des-
rate straitsto which they are ,driven.‘
, e have brought our petition hero in 'good
_faith,_n0t'-'d0uhting for a moment that- this
.‘committee andlieglslature would grant our
Ereasonable request. We askinothing as a
inere favor, we demand only what‘we beg
lievc to be right, and if we are "defeated, it
“canoniy be because the villification and .
Islander of one man backed by $16,000,000
pfcapital, has more weight than justice and

m .
acket ship'i“ exclaimed
o wonder when iron

pear. All orders promptly
ADAMS & WIXON.

 

CHARLES S. LOCKWOOD,

egislature for have ofiered thetestiinony of>Mr..-Stuart,' was ever made more baseless or with less 3 » - -
Fashionable. Draper a: 'l‘ailor

, '3. Citizens of NOrWalk. Ml‘. Keeler, fof'many of‘he principal foundations of Mr. Bishopvi‘ W

GENTS’ FURNISH rive Expoawlt.
Main Street, Norwslk._Coun.

 

”*Loss of a China
Mrs. Partington.
aren’t always safe.”

’5" - A Philadelphia youth was recon tly married

”ad allvsrietles of

per month. Enquire at this Olllce.
To mi.

nCENTLY'us‘ed by Henry onaaniar'ror-tl‘ie'

scandal. "u R manufacture of Doorg, Sash, Blinds, Sawmg

“11’1““th Possession fven immediately. Ap-
ply toid A S FINNEY, cal' Estate Agent. onto
. ~ WM. K. AMES.

FOR SALE on EXCHANGE.

 

nionsl Church, nE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE known as the
_ . . _ eacher ofthe
. outiiilllu'sle‘al
. ' Combo-13109.," ,-
,' Box: 319150. NORW‘ALK‘, CONN.
,care of WilllnmA. Paid} Co.,‘ 896

. Earle Place, on West Avenue.

Also-placoon Y an zandt Avenue ;_largo lot with
m infirm“, trees; suitable for. two families.

Two Building Lots on Springfiill; two Building.
, Loreen. St. John Farm ' oneBullding Lot adjoining
residence of Frank B. 'tii.

One 'Lot on Van Znndt Avenue; several Lots at:
rahepardville. . All the above property sold on easy

' Also and Work Horse and Peddllng Wagon for
butcher’s use. For full particulars apilylto
ll . G. O. ELEB.

.-
so

 

land,‘situated two miles north of Na; Canaan.

Applyto
- “an -

lain. DENEDm’sRidge
Ton SAL-E. '

 

e , .
i ' NE of the mgst desirable places in’the Borough,
n .

l Avenue,»,lronting Union

. o .
5 Par , is altered torisale at a lo to. One. half
an a can remain on mart? e. For tars apply to
T , on th

A. BILL, D. D. S. 3

AR. e premises. .

311111 GEO. F. Q

FOR SALE.

UBSUAN T to a decree of the Superior Court.
_ the undersigned committee thereunto ap-
inted b said Go ofiers for sale the home-

 

. stead lately occupied y David Ste henson de-

ceased, sitnatedon West Avenue in e Borough
of Norwalk. For particulars en hire of
' - ' WM. DEL SMITH.

FOR SALE on T0 BENT.

THE place belonging to the estate of Zalmon
' Lyon. Said place is a very desirable tproperty,
situated In the Boron? of Norwalk, 9m 0 corner
of_ Knight; Street and orth Avenue, is within five
minutes’ walk ofthe Horse Bunny, and Danbnry
d. Nor-walk Railroad gDepot" Also the same dis:
tance from the several churches and schools; The
neighborhood is all that could be desired. The

 

- -aoggo is in good repair, the rooms large, commo-

. 0 mar leasan n mises is ' -
excellentwyago-rag'uvg—negpm _ filings!
shade and fruit trees. Possession yen the first: of
April if red. Forterins en , ,of JAMES s.
L 0N, ’ epremisesmroll‘l G LYON.
Norwa , arch 7th, 1814. ‘ _ 10M

FOE. s. -. ' .
A RARE C ANCE}

A very desirable place if ap lied for soon;raitu-
used on, Helen,» Elisabeth an Center, Avenues;
size of lot 200x130 feet; being about; one acre. - First
rate House containing 1]. rooms, good Barn, and
other out-buildings excellent well andcistern near
the door; ‘good-Frnis’und good Garden, being one’-
half mile from Norwalk Brid e, Terms easy. .l‘or
further particulars appl to AMES MITCHELL,
Real Estate Broker, orwalk, or NETTIE K.
REYNOLDS, Danbnry, Ct. . ' 16

_ FOR SALE. . , _ ,5
THE fine residence of the late Elbridge Brown,

on Chapel Street, first house from West: Ave.,
is offered for sale on renewable tel-ins.“ House‘con-
talus fourteen rooms, pleasantly. situated, conven-
ient- to either village. and Withinone minute’s
walk of the Horse Betti-cad. Hot; and cold water
and gas throughout; beam". by a furnace. Lot:
80m feet; good fruit'and shade. Terms easy.
Possession first of April, if desired. For further
particulars enquire 01' JAMES MITCHELL,

“2 Real Estate Broker.

FOR SALE OR TO BENT.

1 NEW HOUSE,well finished ; 4 rooms and large

and convenient pantry and two closets, sinks,
die" on first floor, three rooms and two closets on
second fioor; dining room wainscoted With black
walnut and cedar, kitchen wainscoted with pine ;'
gasplpes throughout the house; water ipes, Ma;
situated on Fair Street, about half_a mi 0 from the
Bridge. If not sold before April lst,it_; will be rented.
for 82:50. If sold the pnce‘will be 83,200; some part

 

 

 

ELLS.

 

Small Place for Sale.

THE HOUSE AND LOT sltuatedjnst west of the
_Wide River Bridgo, on the south side of the
osd.nearl op mile the residence of J limes Benton,
(1., is 'o‘ ere for sale. The _ house contains six
rooms with cellar, he“ and la ofiered at a low price;
'I large part of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage. - This“ a and chance to secure a born c.
Apply at the GAZET'I E OFFICE — 3

Mill Prop'ert
. 5 FOR SALE.- ‘ .
HE subscriber ofiers for Sale his Mill Property
sltuated’ln West'Norwalk. about two miles
from Darlen Depot, three miles framSouth Nor-
walk, andtwo miles from New Canaan, consistin
of aimanufactory two stories htgh.sex18 feetnvlt
about is feet has and fall of.wster,.with three acres

EH

' 'I‘ . '.: ‘ ' ; ofluud'now used as aSaw Mill but: suitable for a
N orwalk Emil! Market I manufabtory of an kind. Terms easy and price low.
HE snbscrlberhuvlu
Fish Market, of R as
constantlyou hand'a’il hinds'ol _ .
FRESH nem-o‘tSTEI'ss,CLans,arc.,
choicél [I ‘3' ' i
V .. "CHAB‘LIEATW:%0!‘ WOOD,
W'Sprlng chickens Dr'e‘ue'd to order.‘
Norwllk‘, Aprl.l‘IIth,‘1873.

Enquire of JAM S FINNEY, Real Estate Agent,

t uttneoldnrtdaé' Norwalk,or ofthesubscrlher,
intend-keeping

CKAUNCEY STREET.
‘ WeatNorwalk, Sept.25. 1869. if”

 

mam JA MES MITCn'ELL ,

REAL ESTATE BROKER,

 

ton girl who had refused him eighteen

He wishes now he hadn’t asked her :EDWARD “WEI”?

Wall Street, opposiu'Ncrulk-Opsr‘a Rouse

; Alargeaadlwellsclectedrtdekof I. , ’ -

‘ ‘ Discosiv-upnnsmouvns; A U C T 'I O- N E E R ,
Patent-illeilcll’le’lfnll"kintlsg‘llluenl ‘ - .

lot and: Medicated so '

Handkerchief. - Extract»; lists.

Sponges, Chamois Skins, Stationery Cigars, the

and is constantly adding to his I
popular‘medlclnles of the 31:61.“. 1 -:

and in ~dec'iared t at the of those hOBdSHhat herhaS-lonsteen 90‘ York‘daNeW In ten an. toc - '- ‘ times
“"3 9‘”- ’ 1‘ y only n- «intentional uneartheexsotnve' Mr. BishOP.Wh0 7w...uen.'absefii‘f§i hi: 11““ meme“-
ibisto so, coutrol=legislatidn in this state, committee ‘25 the Roman: Firelnsuranee subieot. 'Iminediately.after the interview, F—‘iNice young men who wear half, pound
,. ‘ i -. . _ 5 , , Mr. Hungerford wrotealetter to Mr. Whecs, rings on their fingers and feather clips in
“thont t 'eir.’conscnt and no road noggin-wt h alltheintportaut filloncmlin- let-enquiring‘wtiat would" be the effect if their hats, have sworn off—swore off-paying
' :bg: _ filli'lhlfih‘fl‘llllddh tiny waycon- .stltuliop of that place,.-trustedand.res acted this new proposed road should fall into the their debts-ennui money is easier. ~
' - ~ ' ‘ ‘ It was recently shown inja case in Minne- .WaterL'l‘

int and:
note. that two mencanntartahank {on ton on, .Combs,
rein money. and run away

with $20,0001n thirteen month's time; d .

'cknlthe new an

’ nann—

omcemucno’n‘u Black, Wall Street,

.NORWAL-K, CONN.

 

Thereis'a man in Newbu on who visits ‘
the post othcelat é‘eVeryé‘ma hand if he re-
ceives no letters takes-NOE one from his
pocket-and readsitashegoes through the
street. This has an'airofbusinesa.

. .w
A BEAUTIECL'SENmfiTé-Shoril y before
his departure for India,'the' la'm'entéd Haber
preached a sermon, thich contained this”
beautiful sentiment; . ' ‘
“le hears us 'onlike' the st
mighty river. Our boat glidesldown lhenar- .
' the playful murmur-
,andthe, widening of
its grassy borders. The trees shed their blos- -
soms over: our young. heads. the flowers on
. the brink .seem to offer ,themselves to, our

nnnssfsnnnnnminns. .
HE undersigned would respctfiilly a‘unOunce to
the .alttaaul in this v
CORNER or WA
j , canalwmbe‘iéuua“ ‘_
131: nun; DRUG s ,
CHOICE WINES and LIQUOBS?
1308 MEDICAL runners, , .
FENCEAND TOILET narrows, HOUSES L0”, FARMS,
PATENT MEDICINESEAc.

I!" Physicians'PrescriptIOns‘earcl’fill
Can he foundnl

lctulty, that at his
' horrors“. '

5 _ iShO assumes that
his was a proiiiosition, ._o se _ out this pro-
.. ., , ‘ , . , “ Jud-upon. what grounds? .
Pill!“ 95“ he}? subscriptions, he proposition, in -'tenns:_ was; that Mn}
@191".th “28hr Wheeler should assist in".building-.tbis new
,. _; 5, , . road and so have avoice in itsmnnagement.'
:hyhiu‘ In lipBisbqpass mesthatlfhe-aner.Whee~:
E?E9:,'.ii9. l'Y ' 161" had criteria tied the, proposition and had?
. . . .. Coulee he ‘pretcnded‘~»lo becomeinteresledin building
the law. Is this honestf- Is this his idea desorlbed;88nflh‘hel‘jgey.9hh1‘ll’v'~9¥9l’ge¥‘i- the road; they. wouldthave done so, not for
f 31. '~ fitness. capacitl'phntahe the purpose of aiding; inlibuilding the road,

row channel—throu
.ing of the'liltle‘ bro coupon“
ed its and night. ts, in sam-
nnlld ng,eutrance on W. ahl . f

n a St
8, 3‘,” BECK, outfmniitwaik.00nn.

. Oity Residences, Farms and
Country Seats,

Bought, Sold, Rented and Exchanged,

Baal Estate,8taclts, Furniture, la,-

at public and private sale. Auction sales of

AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
. i ’
Sales of Furniture at Owners’

Residences.

 

. .. .. . . . _ ' .bt;:worih.th¢;lan10nnl'0f; ignite thwart,{b¢ii_-a"y nugget-é,“ their am
e proYlEQ ”it”; iii-e " gig-m5 {if Pm se'tretary outta museumcoma/iron{iffit‘s‘iidfi’i‘ifi’iifih t’ol'gl‘ot mitt“:

fiafifidiand had sue-5 -

younghauds ;,'.we'_a_re bonny in hope, and -
H‘sp- eagerly-attire beauties ‘alnnnd' new.

but the" stream4iiurries been, and still our

. . . _ hands are empty.-. Our, course in youth and

* “mm“, “he! manhood “1.31.908 a milder command .

andiriagnifieent. .We

moving pictures of en;

- hostilisfismlh. ' .
re in MALllORYiS BLOCthuuéonltauto-
‘ y on hand a general uséflme‘n’t‘o‘f . 1' _ ' '

. . ' cuccrmnrmnass‘, - -~

TIN lava woonna'aWA‘nspm" lira ‘ . -
' 3 By devoting his constant personal attentionto til: l0 $505,053

dents. more strlki
,. ... . are animated at _ . ,
31!. Bishop. to. suppose joyment and industry passing ns‘, weare cx‘é'

' Houses to Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished.

Placcsfor sale varying inprice from $5,000

 

. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ __ basins-she hopes to l'uerlt'p‘ahllo patronage.
h? ingerted-the proviso, but if he did It for 'tiia't‘hedid notbe ieveh'e could fulfill_7t.And- .ed so mean an opinion-ofj‘Mr. Wheelerasj- Theatream ,bears us on, and on . VV . - .
'l‘llA‘ lNSDRANCE 001;”. alga-13013511, . n

‘ It er erp III . s MITO L's.

. $5,052,880.19 JAM]; ll

. _ .. ,. . - ,- .- - liesa shebelieVes that thesezmenr'sbbmrlbs ”lithe" “19W hefi’liréténd'ed to engagein‘ gr. . . _
a to bensel‘t o furthesfoleatloo mill? 0,, “plan-3h,“ nran‘égm‘gqmé‘pthcrpayties this. enterprise.hewouldfi-uot-not.iavaood '"ahimlreclwdmn nannnl‘hedfi hemmed!”-
, . . Capltalnnil Assets,

h'elr: faith, but if he‘dld so. engage. i6 Would 'be. enough or smooth, the river
- . mresagntn'stlosaanddam

. . , _ _ , an 'other- home, till the roar,of~the ocean is in our
‘- - c 'f tr‘cker Shilliofihhlh Edi}; the’ .3119!“ Mr hanger-‘1 ears,.and the tossing-ofthewavesm beneath
9981;112th . “fl r-e,“ YtiEJ-Piefi. Pf __1- o y ihe stuck; 1. 0.0 late" of course, for us‘ to meet ford, unauthorized though he was, lW-tegard-V .our‘feet and the landlessens humour-eyes,
unworthy 0f . In as a hi“: 01” 0 h'? 9 5 ii, witbbulah ilnriéfl’énnahle. my 5‘ and all e as an oti'er to sell outtbis rqaq; no how nudgthe floods are lifted-aroundtns,.and we

‘ ted to the hazard

sot.5......ii‘i‘iiifisfi’ifti‘v'ic'di.» SOLDIEHS’ DHPHAHS-i. HflMF

All orders left. at the Union Market, Mitchell’s
Block, Not-walk, will receive prompt attention.

, . Willi? ‘ I15
t. f, There’s a boy.jus’t30ve’l" the gliden
1 Who is whistling all through the limb»:

».. -, day; . ..
.. ,And his work is 'not just 'a' mere preterm“

‘ For you see the weeds he has'cu
gYhiatle and lace, ' ,

In 13501.1 051.1"
Shogrtenfiiefowr - '

. By'the‘gOngi you. . V .
Nola wordof bemusning his task! hurt, :-:
He has scarcely..- tune for. snow. blhom:

For his whistle soundsilo»
He must findJsOIn'g"

Boots and Shoes.
E,thea ndersigned,havingformed a tic-part
nersnip and purchased the Boots and Shoe
StoreofG.0. Keeler,would mostrespectlnllylnvite
his oldcustomers,also, our oldfrlcnds and patrons
audthe publlctn general.to give us scall and we
wtllcouvincethelu thatby

Honorable Dealin

which make: quick sales, I
atisfactlou and defy competition.
‘THE NIMBLE SIXPENCE IS BKTTEB:THA
TaEsLowsuiLLtNo " ,

IDLE A" UPPER lfl'fllil, IIIIIIII, l3"
Wholesaieand Retail? ‘Particular‘htte‘ntlon paid to

CUSTt’M“. WORK,

n allita branches;also REPAIRING done withneat- '
SMITH k HANFOBD. '
» Joslrnl’. HAN’OBD.

 

& Small Profits

at we are boundto give

sputum

re'iu‘e‘veryrowi’
Singasyumg" o '.
mammograms» :

h son .1 uk
But then while

ness and dispatch. ,
CnnnsSxi-m.

W. C. QUINTARDE. 00.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealersln

Hardware, Paints, oils, Glass.
Furnishing Goods,

Also all kinds of
Mechanic." Tools,

. . AND .
AdlllctllTilllAl' IMPLEMEITI.
LOCKS,KNOBS,NAILS,ANDBUILDER ‘
HARDWARE, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY
_ _ Bememhertlle place. .
No. 3 Opera House Block,

5 SOUTH N03WALK,‘CONN. .
w. manhunt), ‘

 

 

you whistle, bensure'itfinl;
_ , ,iole‘the'biiiisidlt "
And whistle niche tothéiéi'id Of th
Maybdo lgrlhe'wcesls. but is bad for ' the

' Whistlezsudhogf

Boats dSllaas ;

A complete assortment of

‘ "oii'linow‘f‘

. . ~Egfifliffiilarhr.
w
marrow.”

LADIES’

 

 

of thebest kind.

Anti-thigh without: ammo». .

nt'dléiete.3P°ke.n.,..I to; '
3 And claim-‘9, merit“ , _
be timely wormnn’spokaugui-‘stfi-n?
A sin that wraps itselfiu pnrestfiuie, :
nd tells the. heari~V.tbat doubting looks

j (Thai-nouns

WALKING BOOTS, The, kindly non],

L ‘théiln. '.

 

1...... s...

JEWEL ERS

KEEPCONS’PANTLY 0N HANDA FULL i

peech,‘bnt'thought,thevirtue ,

But ’tis not soaanothcchmtma thirst
; , hid Wih‘aihhimwfiih .
Poor, laughed Hagarr-prayg’d‘awellmight

_ From out thesand oisave h
_, esthatcaanotssethennndi
Will rat-cl! this???“ serene”! of the.
ct itiicut'ting' 's'ilénéé Wind"'- - ' "
Around that heart and hostile Illikqa whip!
Unspoken in... 11kt: ub'n’sfiiéitiihhifiél
Are valueless until we give thembll‘lli‘fi‘ ‘ ‘
ike uuibfiud ‘g'dld V'théir' hidden . beulill'e'l'
..I “made to: Mediating?
How sad ’twouid bate-Lace a marteisshalid? "
Strike glorious notes On‘a Voiccl'es's’ lute-'-
Bnt oh L whatpain when, at; God's :m

and,- , .. -
ring’thrills with kindness-but is '

Bus & Gills’ Still-ll Sines, .

Men’s do Boy..." . .
' EAnd loving: y

INE 00H) AND SILVER WATCHES NOBBY STYLES;

consuls: Gllllilts,
V. Fine Dress Boots, 7

JE'EIBY.SILVEI AIIPLATEI "All

ofeverydescription.

Repairing,ln all its Branches

Done in the best manner.

,

g'tstorSmilh’slmericanfllgalls,

.Towbit-h we wouldinvltetheattentlonolthe . l .
_ - hen hide it not,tthe

Dear anWETEWWEN-flret

._ .__Jmme.__.., . ....

But let itg‘like' ltshiuingjiv

, To clercrtardry—‘to-Leam’:

-'-’ 0109M .'.-‘-~".';.-‘:

h! let the symphony of.»ki

; Sound-for the poor, the’frien

. weak. . .
ud he will bless-

muslcalpubllci ,._. M. ___...

idea's WW? 35°13 818.“

 

 

' 'ATENT FLY TRl , . f . . . - ,7
- ‘ E. K. LOCKWOOD'S. Always on Hand. nhwgnldre-

 

——_«.*__
N O 'J.‘ I _C E 2 ‘
HE Underslgned‘ have this'dsy formed acOo

tnership under-the name OLBIDER &
rsonal attention to‘all

hostrtié‘kutllese V
'dnétléiévlgén‘étiii
.2. !=.=:—4-.JM—‘—=nl'-l4! ‘- ‘ ‘

. Agent for the celebrated

cult SCREW WIRE satin

PERFECT FITTING

Boots and Shoes,

.Which for durability, tasty styles, and superior
finish, cannot be excelled by the best hand made Ah, fivean’dtwem‘yxy'e‘n’
planted seiEdsof trues. ,. ....
How now I should cnjpyltbeir-shad
-' see their fruitsvlnera‘aéaresu r."

The ratios], thinking bumble politic!
Concl udes‘tha‘t all iii
For ffaith‘in‘Gjod s ‘p
believing goals; , - ‘
cool shaddto one in
desert strollsar~r~~ - -

kinds , Of CIVIL E G

plottings of grounds for building

Are also general agents for all kinds'of Machinery

and sale of Real Estate. '

- Office‘over the store of Wm. C. Street Water St.
- ‘ \ RIDER,

 

Since the {subsided
xhassonght; :- . _ . ,_ ...,_
duo anchorage in the oc

lioiu ilsieoa" ,-a‘iiavéi
Norwalk. April lst 1874. . - . .. r

 

 

F 'IRE .3
The most protection for the least amount of mohey.

OLIVER E. WILSON,
rge W. Raymond, and C. & C. F.

3‘ ago baa:— Iiibtiti

Successor to Geo

' I - f H ' - a , V

Arllclltllal File insurance .60.,
of Watertown, New York, a. cut for Dal-fen, Nor-
walk. ‘Westport, Easton and:
nee of all kinds in the best com anies and on the ‘
most reasonable terms. »- Genera
ONTINENTAL LIFE-andTBAVE LERS AC-

NSUBANCE'CO’S., of Hartford, Conn.,
, iii the ofilce ofA. D. Brush.

. CUSTOM WORK

suprfihrsrmh;
' cling 107030:
eston solicits insu- .',. ' '. _ ‘ '

, . he in a‘lilist‘efiuz ‘

»REP'A:I:1=LING Like.
A SPECIALTY. 1

SO

0d asks not gr. what sect atahébet ”519’

ite the Post office . . .
the right, or love 'f. 'c:

.at "Did he do

 

 

Theo. Harrison,
39 Main Street, Nor-walk, Ct.‘

, ‘ 0...". “Hull-,H. ll...
D E N 'I".I.S'T.
Ofilce East Side Depot Square, washlugIOnStl-eet.
South Nari-walls

no vice as small that ;1h9h_ mayst ’

No virtue smallithat thou 'niayit overlook'Til. ‘

 

.‘thehithin‘gs are broken, they nip E
nothing worth, '

UnleSs “be to some 'old Jew or some re:

 

Dentistry in all

, "incl-“é“tlie‘y‘i-ehriiised and
broken here‘ outiea‘rth; .
so :Innsh the.

. P ,_
ROOMS AND BRUSHES Bat hearts, the

LEONARD 8:

C O A L , . The true in,
WOODANDBBIGK, ’ h

N’th Rivet-Blue Stone,I.i_Ine,Cement an “is g

And helps thee mend them e

 

formed inthe est

" .‘ 'Spe‘clal’stten-
lion ivcn to ex-

 

' human-are connection _

 

» 'Efxi5§°3”}§‘°:‘. ; A learners-no: ibé'ey’esbi'eeli
tug Gas.r Hailing- ' A precious purities-norm every aren't
used the Gas for -- .. . . . . __

success. I am per-

.cuasr.

 

thelsst nincyearswlth unvaryin g
satisfied onto its solely. ind . know positively
canextraet teeth without pain ortnjury tom
clients. 1 keep good gasconstant. on heath-an
se themost approved apparatus in a ministerlugit.
P. S.—Olllce not. open on Mondaysor Saturday.

are 3...... stolen. it... '
Flattery’s‘mirror, V -_ ‘ ' ; "
In Which-the-fac'e'to thy conceit most pleas- '

‘ws, thee all thy vices,

 

HORBURN’S SEEDS.

Our Annual DescriptiveCatalogne of
v E G E ’.l.‘ A B _L E‘

and Seeds,

re ‘an enemy

“I!" PIPE III “Infill“: All .. . - - ’ ~ »

' . Ajewiiastaj‘ewei'aiiil. thOughi
: .- 1.15.. .z' {1: f; :2 u ,,,-.. ..

And sandis sand, .thou liup tolleaven: by

' ' the tempesi;t_li'i'bfs:t.'_'}ll .' .

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Water S-t._ Norwalk, Con

BARGAINS

Agricult

 

The tongue .. the’key ’of-‘tba ~
- Auddwllenever it opens . the secretelin

' , oor, . .. ..-.’...-. .
What lies in the storehouse'belii’ud, "
’ Whetherr-g‘enis’driu ‘

Flower Seeds,
Hybrid Gladiolus,

Spring Bulbs,

 

 

 

SEED LIST
will be mailedfree to applicants.

J. M. THORBURN a. 00.,
lb JOHNSTBEET, NEW YORK.

As the rose. dolhdtssfmgm
T0theh38¥°i.in'3lhiéh.itjtls .
Whetheriv’rrou‘ghtpfp ' old brofbraid
Soreceivin wmmiu‘
Thou shalt lid
That theta-guiadom

lllt0AO0LOTllS, _
RUsTic _SETTEES’M E. ii. LOCKWOOD'S. C A S S I M E RE S!
coATING-‘s,

Tweeds, Satinct‘ts,

 

panama 't..
Wm ”3:5.

 

 

‘ ' WiSdonhnnsSf' "j gust: stations: '-
WThesubscrloerhs'slocated in theBASEMENT 0F . tain- . . . - - , v .7 - ..
WILSON'S BLOCK, (opposite Gazette Building,
where he willcarry on the -

*Gas Fitting and Plumbing ,Business

in allits branches. Being a PRACTICAL wonx- .
MAN, and always either personally doing or super-
, he is confident: of. his ability to

tion to.buslness, REASONABLE
CEARGESrand 600,11 ,WOBK he hopes to
share in the public patronage.

C. w. nunnrr'r.
Jahn A. HonneCIcer,
B .A. K E R , _

FooT'og MILL «HILL.

Bread, Rolls, Pies. Cakes, Crullcrs, Ac” baked
rythi'ng made out of good
careful and competent workmen.

Virtue ‘briu’gs peace,
a . ‘ 5,,

.——s7e_
rolwellides'e‘rvafi theiafipflli’tiob. .
of-pllbsiutieqlhilfim. tssi
“were otters sometime.
entrainment- Tum fliers
high mountains; where list? 5 . '

the clouds, continuing 0;: Peryxitmwi
trance, it was:_no!n1am _ 5
tribes, whoowhedjhe
before , they were

intending his work
give satisfaction.
By faithful atten

MEN’S iii BUYS’ viii.

I have just received a large stock of the above
goods, purchased at: a.

BANKRUP’I‘ SALE,

for less than half their Cash Value, and will sell
them for a lair profit.

Now is the time to get Real Value

. “PM _ o
oflhecoun‘try

sang clad y,.t a:
sin figgiaTEi-rsaefie fiffiifil‘

Whittisfnblednf, (hummus-101m knit?
part1. ~ true of inlay. nhenewat
stun s' pholbfl'flic, p
re’atSngardOa ‘ . _ _ , , Y
eet iliigll‘;.inchnlngi‘IOWr.na- mushrooms:
leaning.» tower of. Richmond momma:
'like hugii ma_s_til_lk_,1h_e
and Sam Theodosia,

 

fresh every day.
material. and by
Try our Baking.

a eijgsoffian Jose

 

eby Fire onterms . - . .. -
,andcon stentvvitl'itholaws FITCH’S

 

thereis-notv‘lb- NgRWALKINSURANCECOMPANY

, NOR WALK,00.NN.

CICVII Cipflfil”! n“- I. I i i$_500,000

Pstdnnnaamli - . .

Wu. 0. Brunet,- BrealdentrGuo.‘ R. Gowns, Sec’y.
EnEN HILL, Treasurer.

How. IB‘IT mugging: cmrALwa ..TBLI.
Amman". j: OM'A'r'fi ., .
The-Emilia“:indisputableg :' Blackwood says

»thatffthelatitetmurimon thasllelorsntp.
is: intense-Ii ' strata 3.. .“h‘fl- 5w2°h!‘nc°'

-' y, can: conceal .~it.‘=' .Every-

. . ...... . ,_ . . . .. llit'a'iof'thei'r; ‘rocEt."-". ,ti’a em 3n in; Whiteer.»fitrthEr:;testitis5limit-11° -' “00’0“
eyelid instead-inatthe‘bfidse'3 ruminants oligaabteu’guinecte‘a 'wii the roadunnbrisseigggntnét‘ sitter‘hhilhhnd
" (or? desired by tho ' hhl-

ART GALLERY,

INITII VlIlTIII AT All. IIIIII Ill THI'IAY
.Tlii'lfiGallerycoutulna many ofthe‘finestPaintings

in America, and loyprs ofArt will gratifythelitaste .

andnld a worthy Charltyby visltln' he Home.

- mass clams?

 

SEWING“ . sun directorinthisrvezynnhiptlny audt'wav ..lidi'and-Le'a'aeaiunyéhind?“ "owner she" “I“
denominationscom...tl.epair%ctqrship. redefining-gin.aanii‘if‘gfignns‘stsba;

. _ f a”, M at t .f. s” ghelivasrnti’nisftedimitigation-5
.. . .. :caiitld-aSinJare’inorm- ,yl‘ r... Tee ..ol'L..e,n‘s or .er en fro'wse, "totvotgra
phenom.“ the Trh'atiglheftwaéfi; man ,orao, me'ns-oranui tor-ours. ge. hlellzl- which. at a‘ pan
‘ genge;’atill-'hc.professed' tobe friendly to the meeting attire'Op‘ci-a 301,130,111 :firid _ "on, -;.;,
“m Emumgfiwasjpregent, as; he .saya,‘and ade, illn‘pleileglediiifiz‘eklfiio "mi.”im" ’ h e,='. :99,
I .. .- _. ; . . .. .. . .... .159“ 7-“ . ,ef'uesfou, 11.3.10. - . »
‘ Minorgtbfiynrflnewifluhhdt 0013”: that the, .theiroad,*beiievlng~that'thecontractors were 'onethegstandl afpertingnt-on'e,wl‘l)ich was t- '1

prc'zlszisonicgiiiexn ioable' instinct
thatrtellszf- newwhether .an tin‘d vidual whose.
name,- fortune, and circumstances are otally-
nmarried man.
,, .. tied look,such
. , citscl’iarscteriiies athelionsf in a
7 ' lap-and,—.;dlstinguisiies-.them from.
- . V rda,,of~=tl_teideaert,l we cannot i’ellz.
hfidze immensity: “‘1“be "“9 ‘9'"? :‘ni‘éuiot’sultlcieutcharaeter.andro'sponsibil- ‘.‘ ill-you- whenyouinadethatpledgcimnd; thelruthgls so,.we.=pogit_wely anti-m. -s

now fill! .100! WATER PIPES.
'wm....=qiv:v.exz-,&zSon. '
rhaayttonuxgongwrfiags‘rpu thins , _ .. 5 . ._

' n . - . - . .. .5 .
unnrhdisrlfio‘ {militia POUND, BARREL OR. LOAD..-
c.,ofovcr strand
_ no the lit-Juan: on. ,
WILLlAIloL

 

hon-.1

. . WHITE'WASH.
LI ME,

. ,. BYTHE l

IRE DISH COVE: E. K. LOCRWOOD’S. for your money'

of every description; also,

“has. &.1W0,fl|18.;flFJJESUS-"

hGo lulu-men forSnnda
1:: Fogpteill‘partic arsaddres

Rev. ill. N. OLMS'I‘EAD, »
sotf Agent for Norwulk BlbieSocietygNomalk-fl
To Machinists I
1%.Meta1.

ide ."staridh , the frbwh'iligrifol‘t _ .. _,
Cruz,’~lilre’sti“ine gum i‘sentinel; A’l‘hér'o"
several other forts which guard the on
to this beautiful bay. ~ .. '
__ . ' ...-...__m__
“You werelhe prettiest: iteration-taill-
hen the other. ’da. ‘33 raid'ax you
fair creature... hi
the .addenduaa ,spo
continded"he,‘“cu
had né’v‘erhfihi-Wififihy} Ilkly
onejhsll at one); .11an
' - ' "1 3.75:"; firms gsifdaiu
."'"_"'-‘.'-“3.’13711i

A wide-awakemu'iiifitoL—whoJound his

 

 

Great Bargains

Dress. 5300113.;

c. .l. GRUM ' N

 

 

. I . en a 1 ‘
, > - ~ . Walnuts: ' mongoaiidetbsmsissi:
' Babb worth listegicdg to go to sleep ; .. ‘

8 .
K. LOOKW 0913’s.

 

 

alert tlou. . C'. 1‘, .ELEONARD ITESON, "
Gm“. -"“"- «um... ton

 

 

 

' flint-scum". 0‘ . 03¢ TIP". (9";913“ ‘hi' iFEA'I‘lIEB DU fete I commence—give a