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"Vilaial iii-'43.
Gratis.
Tfinu'run TERI—mlfiiuve—Jiousus, ac --
_..nur.11001.n ~ncos-r-ppsmnss.
NIEw Yonx, July 10,1874.
* .ur ..
Think of being compelled to stay in nar-
"-‘ 10w sti'ects', built up with stone (1' brick
either‘ side three, four, five, six and seven
' , ..st tes., with'the sun. "s
,t 05- ometerrup to 9'0?
hot ray's‘ Sendi'n the
"I l' Th1s1s what New Yorkers have
had to endure forlhc last two weeks.
It
has hecuderrible iu‘the best and most pleas-
apt hurls of
(hearty—10 the roomy a'trd'a‘by
portsy—audI whati'. has .bcen in. the lowal-
- summers people herd together in sub}
cellarsnud attics, may
be imagined. Think
of a buildiu six stories high, with windows
only in'i‘ro'ugt and rear, say 50 by 100 feet in
dimensions, containing Six hundred men,
w0men and and children, all the cooking
eating and sleeping beine done ther 11y
And this with a glowings
iug shu, :with
. pljerc1'9t s
sieve 111 11c openII parks
sh .,a.buruing‘s
ir-l Imp inc} ye'
ulldl'ug,l w cu:a tau
“60
"“But' 1 re are five hundred thousand
people in New York who exist in such
buildings.
Where there‘ rs extreme povéitywthere s'~
extreme poverty, theré.’ rscx ..-
Probably one makes; the" oiih51'.:"‘ It is a'
LUXURY.
-c
dxli‘crhcgl luxIn
curious contrast, these hot, stifling tcncment',
buildings in the lower part of the city, with; figs- banks and my“,
the luxurious mansions up town.
While
Mr; Wm. B. «Astor reyIclg' 1n-,- the possession
009,5 p'V t plate and furniture;-
Gc'jor ur'nha iconfesses to $150, 000; -'
thb Leur'rox family can’t enjoy life with lessl .
than $t, 655, 000 worth of jewelry, plate and;
pictures; the Brown Bros. bankers, have?
over $1, 000 .000 invested 10 these things , A. l
T. Stewart has $2,000, 000; the Kingslauds,
Taylors, Spofi'ords, Lorillards, and. a score
of others wear sit 011- and look at such
property to the am0unt of $300,000 each,?
Add bear in miung these
sums represent; only the rare and'c'ui-iuus' 1n
these luxuries, the diamonds, pictures; 0rua-'
mental and luxurious furniture. the quaint
and curious, the beautiful and .luxurious.;i
It is nothing wfor these people to pay $20, 000i
for Ia picture or a piece of statuary, and thati
sum for a- iece of’jewelryh. is as common as;
and upwards.
eating.
hat is to sa -, it was common
Just 110w,1‘ne‘u are not investing' 1u this way
as much is the were.
The tight times has;
checked this krnd 0f extravagance, and for'
some time to come the dealers 1n articles ot‘I
mere luxury will languish.
HORSES AND cannons.
Speaking of luxuries, vehicular cxpendi-"
ture is not the least thing that the Néw
Yorker has to' encounter.
Fashion decrees;
that any family making any pretense to?
means must be carried band of course the'
vehicles had horses must be owned. And
it costs, as the head of the family dis00vers.
To begin with, .a simple phaeton for two}
horses, (and tw
with the hers
t least, must be had) costs:
t less than $2, 000, and to.
keep it going requires a coachmau, who
costs per annum not less than $1, 500. l
Tnis' rs the very least that can be done to
he anybody. If you desire to be more thanl
mere! comfortable, a coupe can be had to
anyw ere from $1, 500 to $2, 500, and still
higher up is the Clarence, which will res
quire something like 08,
000. A wealthy}
family wrll have six or eight horses—one:
for single driving, 11vo
airs for carriages;
one or two for the sadd e, and so on. TheyI
will have several carriages, for it is a point
to be seen one day' 1n one and another in,’
another.
Then in addition to a solemn
looking coachmaneiu livery on the box, you
most have two fiunkies equal in solemnity
ou-bchiud the entire outfit costing probably
:20, ,000, and requiring an outlay of fully.
10 000 per annum to keep it up.
THE NOBS.
This statement includes. only quiet people
Who do out especially desire display
Those who wish to make a figure in the
Park and on the drives spend much more. '
EELXBOLD
and his coachmau that he seduced from the‘
service of Potter Pa1me1', of Chicago, he'
paid $5,000 per year, beside house reut,f1'1elV
and lights.
This man was six feet six'
inches in height,
and probably the best
whip' III the world. It was a sight to see‘
him handle that team of horses—all :thcre
ou hbreds.
I say it was, for
poor Helmi
ho d’s horses—lie had twenty of them—arc
scattered to the four. winds.
As cum-ImusL
as were his profits, high living, horses, and“.
the accompauvin extravagances broke him;
and he' 1s to dayr iving on _charity in Lon:
dorky
cal in {a
.316 savejnmsc
“D0, " said the friend“
In the last _days of his rosperit he
friend to advise 1110': what t6 I 0:
“.Why, it's easy
enough. Sell 011‘ your: horses, and your car:
riages, put’ em'- up at auction
can for’ em, and live sc'nsib
"Sell my horses,” quoth
tears in his eyes. '
, get what you
lfi.’
011111011th
“I can’t do it. Who;
knows into whose hands they would fall.’
Imagine my feelings, standing in trout of
my store and seeing that six-iu-hand driven
down Broadway by a cooked gawk. ’
Helmhold wept 'at the picture in 111s
mind’s eye, but his" friend didn’t.
DOGS.
The hydrophobic question is up again
ficreer than ever.
Several persons have
been bitten by dogs and died of whatlooked
wonderfully like hydrophobia, but the
learned .meu Vdilfcra‘s to whether hydrophc-
his or fear 01‘ 1t killed them. But in the
meantime the killing of dogs is going on
very lively. The gaming capture them by
thei h
11 died, $11 :the .are put out of their
miser . he 100111611“ '0 hours. of grace ex-
pir'c'f 'T
irade' 1n dogs is about the only
brisk trade in the city.
-DUSINESS"
is a little duller, if any dili‘cren'cc'; than when
I erochastL
it” 0.11: 'till'th'e :‘fall.
1‘
he'-bottomds- out and it will
The man who‘ 1s mak-
ing a living and rs not running in debt, is
the lucky man just now. Nobody expects
any thing‘ better than that.
PIE’I‘RO
“
_ Slimmer. Widow-en.
About this time look out for summer wid-
.F or the past- two wee
has beep sieadrly_1ncreasrug,
OWBI' S‘. .
e number
itwill: 09n-‘
tiilue to- increase 1'01". the next two to come.
While the partners or their lives are enjoy-
iug the .0001 breezes of New ort, Shet
Island, Nahaut, and Long Bragch, or their?
invigorating pleasures of Saratoga,
poor felIOWI,
they
are blistering their feet on the
sidewalks and swelteriug' 1n their place of
business in town. And yet, to be frank
about. it, they seem to submit to their fate
without much reluctance.
Meet them at a
restaurant about 8 o "clock 10 the morning,
and one says to another:
11 Why
on here l”
“Yes, ” rs the reply, “I’m a widowu just
HOW.”
-" ..3‘.‘So am? I. ”
They then order tenderloins and boiled
eggs, and soon clear their plates With the
keencst 'of appetites.
To go a step further,
one may say with a close approximation to
the truth that they are incliucdto enjoy, to
revel in this temporary separation from
their families.
Sorire','1ndeed, act pretty
much like _boys when school is~outifNot
11111111
éthe}
evenings since, several :resideuls of
iIg'hts met on business at the Academy
i'ot‘sMosic. two of them with their haii' crop.
ped as close as it could be, alter the fashion
which 1s said to be prevalent at Crow Hill
and Sing
Sing. 10 tonsorial phrase, their
heads had been “shinglcd. "
“It’s so nice and cool, " said one.
“I don' t
know what my wife vvould say if she saw it.
But it will row again before she gets bac. ”
inst had 1t 0clipped oll' short. ”
Eyl‘il £11
distill mi ‘12" 'éll'j‘n
Notj
hrmge
firfiiaahiuél'iiefil’l‘é
possesses 't'dr turn,
and poker.
miles away.
Once more.
11airway (do, ”said the other, r1115»
angers '.wVith delight throu h are:
. :bristlyI covering of his scalp.
bear Ion hair, as I have to wear it, so I’ve
can’t
luccrgars la cheer
"')that'5 he carcs cggythiug
gthepou’t tell a
Invite—good, pious
ass 0 1s five hundred
Therc' 1s a sum-
mer widower whose wife' rs stopping with
some 191111.in .011 the shores of Lake Elle
The odor of tobacco always afiiicts her with
11385033- 3
Mith that. fact he rs tolcrably well
acquainted by this time, and yet there he
arts, 11k 'a'grim Turk, smoking a pipe' I!) his
parlors, 1n the cool of the evening.
“Won’t the smell of that tobacco stick to
the curtains and everything else in the
room 1’” a caller-in remar ke,§d
"Idon’ tthink it will, ” '31. the heartless
response. “But if- itidoes
some ow. Bu1'n tar.
won’t marryin' t .
ing 111111.111
11th, b13101“
Voile;
our'New Y61'
114110.160, wit
l' ~neutralize it
., If thathon't do it,
rls
vll 0ftl1e 1110611 be eicv
in; move. ill luck: throuh l
sssac usetts Vgirl wouldn’t fill
thinner (en ceases
_fi'i
r1 5 marry whenever thedI
perfect 1m moon 11y
in
.and on. occasrou to (reek.
The amendment was
pa
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00111111010001 3.1120131. 211-11311.
' Bill dc salaries 11nd fcei,1or reducing the
' ifees 'of State attorneys fo'r entering a hello
from $10 to $5 , reported adversely.
Senator StVar1' advocated the bill and offer-
ed an amendment increasing the fee for
trial of any
$15.
The order of the day, being a bill placing
the appointment of the Railroad Commie.
sioners in the hands of the Governor, fixin'gI
their salaries at $3,000, and providing that Wanna
they shall walk over all- the railroad tracks 1“,“,
Arumrav'r.
history 1' now does it stand to-da ? Tammi"
Senators Morris and Carter opposed the m 1 11 met 11
provision in reference to walking over the 253:3? 5%.]: “'1“ “11:31an ;I .
specifici an hid pbcél It'Ifisye st “plk'h -_ '2’-
fiejecled and bill 1a11‘llt‘fcrlltgfvhowel corh'irlalnt, (cspeclall'y constipa-
8%mt, WC
House. .—-011 motion of Mr. Stark, of New 0
London, the title of. the resolution extend-
tag the lime for building the New York and
Bidgefield railroad
‘.‘Ridgefield and New York railroad. "
resolution was then passed.
The order of the day, berng the adverse
"rcpoi't of the Committee On railroads on the
_'petition of Henry D. smith, et 'al.,f01" the
ville, and an act tor the protection of the
called, the title amended, and 1's amend.
reported by the commrttcc on banks, whic
the mechanic smothers in a tenement house, was made" the special. order of the ‘13?“ was, II
on motion of Senator Pond, recommrtted to ~ _-
the committee on account of a proposed
amendment
, Petition. of Dudley P. Ely et 11]., of South
Norwalk. for an act concernin
supply of said city, was favors ly reported
"by a bill which came from the House amend-
ed.
ford Providence and Fishkill railroad may
providing for the
the peace and cler
pi'ia-tIeI puplic moneys. to their own use;
length 61' _ _ .
ry under questio'nr/doe
New Haven depot 1s just about to be re,
moved for half'a mrle, but who thinks of' a H
beselgiug the legislature about it. The Ncw§- '
Yorka dcdot used to be on Broadway and ,.
was then removed to 27th st., and was after-s
ward taken to 42d st.,
had sprung up about each location, not even
whole disturbance“ 15' due to local prejudices
and jealousics. . '
rcq
morrow morning 011' coming together, and
that the House go this afternoon to sleuthing.-
ton and see the ground forthemselves.
win, of Mew
delay. Motion lost by an overwhelming
vote.
:takeu from the table.
stood as follows: Whole number of votes,
fig' in tavor of the report, 191;
loud applause, which was quenched by the.
Speaker rapping with his gavel.
ton, Mr. Wudhams, of Goshcu. moved the
. reconsideration of the vote indefinitely postJ
» gguing the resolution of Mr. Stowe, of
For instance, the great medicine man, had
one team of six horses, that cost him 820,-.
000; he had carriages that cost $10,000,'
iishmcnt 01V a depot at Plantsvllle at private
thereat: ‘
whether consent would be given to a recon-
sideratiou, the sense of. the House was taken
on the subject by 11 yea and ugly vote result-
ing in 102 yeas and 90Inr1‘ys. h
reconsider thus prevaile
resolution.
to adjourn was made.
whelmiug vote.
questionI resulted: in favor,96; opposed, 83,
Mr. Case, of Simsbur
be tabled. The Spea cr ruled Mr. Case’s
motion inadmissible. Mr. Wadhams moved
moved a vote be taken on the passage of
92 votes against and22 in favor. The Speak~
er declared the House wilhduta quorum
and adjourned.
ed, am, on motion '9; Senator Carter;
ame (led so as to insert t
gives the appointment
commission to the Govcruo 0.1'
Sevehth, the bill was further amended so
thatrlIhc tenure of office of the present com-
mission shall expire July i5. _
passed.
e
petition of the Ncw York and Eastern Rail-
road company for permission to bridge the
Housatonic river, was next taken up. This
petition was accompanied by an adverse
. majority report of th' il ltd
general railroad law, :rvorablc mi-
uoritIy report and resolution: routing the
petition.
tice that he should otfeti 11;
. section 7 of the substi ii +
. wherever they may .
' from $7, 500 to $10 oooghom
000,f from 3.15, 000 Ito $20,000
000 to $28, 000.
offer an amendment to the resolutionaccom-
panyiug the minority report, to the ctl'ect
that the company mayjbrld
ic river after they hav 0 o
in the construction of it
to the amount expend ‘
spoke at length' 10 exp _ '
cy of the committee’ s
producing, fer the mo 1:
which had been. made; 313;,
by those who had opuf "
spoke for the interests: of the "'
derstoIod them, 'and made a most able argu.
ment in favor of granting the petition.
on the resolution compelling the railroad
company to adopt a stiition, if one be built
by the people' of Plantsville dud given the
company in fee simple; '
lost by a vote 01' 101 ' '
substitute bill makiug"
Northampton railroad 1:0
discontinue or abandon th' depot at 800th-
following result: YIeai’
Mr. Fess‘eudcn, of S ' alledgg
resolution appointing-I '-.~" . D' crest
judge of the court of conim , eas of Fair-
field county,afr0m 86111611111; st, and. the
resolution passed
be a nice and difficult question to be decided
hatred, euv llgusn "cndfihe like. It
will pI1'0babI_ v heifo an _, owcsl'gr, that those'
qualities wh1ch come
blcs rather thaniof vie "1“,;
may be observed thus 1'
more worn, jad'édi' and a ,
many others, who: have ‘10 ‘
who make difficulties on eyei'y occasion,
great or small.
this practice of making difficulties grows in
hear ten mcut it occasions.
nothing you propose.
for, 01' endeavor, will gin
sposc but an enumeration of the difilcu‘ .tics
receive, without many. object‘on and much
bringing forward of possible difficulties, an-
thing that' 1s bran ht to him by'his subo1' i-
vcnt their beiu deplt Within a spirit 0 ob-
ectiveuess. an viii: imaginative power of
1nventing difilcult'fa. —Arllmr Helps.
_
The Brooklyn Argus' rs of opinion that a
kind word “willlalways go further than a
flat-511011 or a potato‘masher” 1
J .. maybe-.1011, rev.- '\
SENATE, Tmrr ,aune 30111.
cause except a capital cause to
Amendment accepted. and bill pass'cd.
the State.
seed. tion).
was amended to read:
The
utiuuance of a yrailroad depot at Plants-
01110 of Southlugton 'agaiut railroad 0p-
-' 9.13 .
Bid‘g‘éfield railroad, passed July 3, was i'e- gmzu‘m
app tendon. Samuel
the water
The whole matter was tabled.
Resolution extending time in which Harl-
as
plat to
f pirihamatiomm For sale by all drugglsts.
free. on “application.
ABRANT’S
rhou
- -
Apply this criterion, so simple.y'et 110 search
EPFEBVESCENT BELTZER
liv'cr' comp
nausea,
How has it worn ? What has beenlts
us're-
the com-
mater-Ia sex;an('l-all- types
111' rue 111111 or
MIDDLE‘I'O WN SMNG‘M pun.
History, reputation and 001611an cures sent
Addre
“OWN SEEKING 005,
mtldletown, Rina-d 00., Vt
TEN NEH CFNT. NET '1‘
le~tlon.
0d 15396333131111 -tull information sent on
Merrill (late Governor of >
ID. 110an011, Soo’Iy, Des
..pe
ress on, was taken 11 discussed and post- n5 [gift druid“ coarse-y, -.
”301114313“m-‘l‘l‘cnggpmif'gfmwmp . new. swoon 01' goons, .
Resolution dc water supply of South Non .gmnggw (venomous AK cm . — . . ,
walk; passed, on Immprov lxhlswri'nd: thcmooll 11011111 ,mumwlgg 5...... Wm of II .
SENATE, Wnnxlgsmv, J uly I83; 1311‘ flaws? the mama: 101? 11.111131111331111- . .. .
The bill concerning the cw our; “on 33.- .30.; (made new. “Ii “a Ngv “‘8’ Si S’III
' ' smack
GEORGE Will ,
yf‘"" ~04: - .r 31-,-
nucoustaut'l
bloc and flucnsortmento't ‘ é,
Groceries,
Provisions,
Immt, &c0!
: I, topurchncnrit-claslgoeds I: i
Reasonable P's-1060. "‘
DRIED BEEF, SLICID A SPECIALTY. BEST
OF RAMS, EITHER WHOLE '01! SLICED‘.
Droplu and ice train our now-tore.
W0. 9 MAIN STK'BE'I‘I.
‘.'-w)!
"1..“ 5- .. .lI_
BOO'I'S It 83038
tlou ofthc pnhllcto their
Sc" both'foi' Gc'ntl'cm'cu and hameltwcur.whlch
:11.-
" '3' 1 ri‘
1: (.1 1. 11:1
DISH”?! :.
' relieves back. hips
or a‘dlatres
ngl‘arIui. .. ,
bottle of Idol—cpl,- lo- '“
molly for ”Erna,
ed asscd Iowa,) Pres’t; JIss.
he Senate bill for. an act rclatin 'to‘ sr'w- homage, :~ a"; n r. I,
societics‘, You“)! . ~: '1 "". M' m
m n ‘ mfiul'
“itflmk’ltf
on y -
ALL (11%
. “111110ng. Nobnptonsolrsewiure-
_qnlmd. les .
0.: 68.010011001110001 Luinauvasser-s.
1cm 8. KINSEY wgnmmerst Boston. ' ‘ :
Sole‘g'geut for Ne‘Iw It: ’
over the
. are.
rent
“I I" “8“ l
. . cIsoldvcrylow for Chan
Exams 'BLOOB,
sou'l'n nonwammomv. ,
.Allklurlc ofGeutc’. and Ladies! rut-'.' Show.“
madctoordcrdu the most workmaullkcmauucr.aud
wu clerk. bill passed.
Bill concern: ug crimes and punishments, Co
punishment of justices of
of the court who appro—
'35;
‘.1
eque's'ti 011;.
and though hotels
moan was heard on the subject. The '
Mr. park, of Winchestcrfiaiddre had been.
nested remove that' the vote be taken to-
Messrs. Neal of Southingtou, and Bald-
lllilford, objected to further
The report of the railroad committee was
The vote on the acceptance of the report
opposed,
The announcement was received with
At the desrre of Mr. Neale, of scathing-
uthington, which provides for the estabr
xpensc, the railroad company to stop Strains
After an exciting parleyII 113 to
0.16““
ea ital re ulred. Particulars
seir'ttree. q rss. with
800 I, Wllllu'mobmh, 16.1.
get (111 at home Termsn'ee. Address .«
1E0. unsure a 00., Portland. Me.
“0110111111011. on 80,111. 0111411111110.
(11:: fimguaumy' rson (the choose in-
o
'0 on This $1110 manél acquirehneut all '00:;
has their season,
formerly of the firm of 130.11 a Raymond, Smith
Norwal
thrillin Ilnberes‘l
Add
$2.3
Oegificdfobylhe btgslt
no 1 iniurroas
conquest. ails. Bloody p‘arifier andanr
'n a lemon pumice add
9 rpIt cum Jaundr‘ccg.1’bocr
ldndou.
byoayny Rheumatism,
and-111491116, Pain in the Bones,
Worms, Hercule Diseases, Nervous Disorders,
Kid My at, (1:43., (80. For Sale by E.
1’. WED, Not-walk, 007171., and by Drug-
.gwts generally.
.IIIll. 13088831., Publisher, 55 '
wbbki
monorail
.4330
1'11 at'eaud'pln
system
. a,” con-nuns V .
take ldands. Report favorable. Resolution {be is; “airman? 1t 1131111610 new“; at falrp'rtsc'c. » ~. : 1
asse ' , .
Bill amending trial cougerniulg retfiruls 1':" T” m ”u brutal” s15! :11; e'w Wk, 8038! CAIIS RUN RIGHTJY ““9003-
assessments prov 111g t at' t c s a e ' . _ ‘
made to the'district clerk instca of to the “lmll’an‘ Lug 'mgnghm 3134M SJBBOWN.
Muted
and valuable samples
' return stamp, C.
,. ‘ .'s'tanu .
61112:“; {hilhrf'locatio'n onus 'dépotfi a too ”e‘ls'me'b’ ”‘1‘" fi5m?““"‘°“m% "‘.‘“ closers. BOILERS. _na‘snv . run,
sisal Amati ..to infikeafuss about. The Ah dressél‘JVILLBIAMdr CO.,:Publishcrs,Phlladel , arr—LINED 41.111.111.001: mv
firysiciaasI as containing
FOR SALE.
A DAY BARE. Iliuqulrc of
B. C. _BIISSELL.
THE “ FiSl-l POOL " ' "
carve.
cery and the manor Mar
FISH, OLAMS 'A'ND OYSTBBS
can be found. also FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Wholesale and
Conn.
G.'S. ALLEN will he on hand to wait upon
all who will favor me with I call. 7
NESDAY, FEB. 18th,
messes Stan Groo
1:; iwhereéall kinds or
Retaierll
GERSHOM RAYMOND,
XIV-At home.
the your ordersfor
'. " Collaudsec.
' tart
Its-elm
cap for
{PLUMBING l '"rtunsnrer
ANING en a ed the services 01D: . in!
H plumber (i't 8great experience and tanning
known in this vicinity as o p1actlca workmauju al
'brauch'cir 0f pfiumblug, I shall be able to supply the
public with he best work at short notice. Leave
LIFTA ND FORCE PUMPS, BA TR TEES, VA TRR
crawls '3. con-1'1
as 1111;; Street. Norwulk, Ct.
11011 '
Mesa rt: Boy’s Wear. 3
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0. '.Il'. Cornwall.
ROOMS AND BRUSE
IBII LOOKWIOIOD’S.
cuss 1'. woman a'son
1111.4an
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WOOD AND DBIOK, %
N’tlr River Blue Stone.Li10e, Cement
e metion to
Mr. Day m0vcd
he previous question on the passage of the
CARTS, WHEELBARROWS, Etc...
E..K
LOC
OOD’S.
. . __aLso _ .
IEIEI'I PIPE _I_I'I' IOI “0', III.“ All
Mr. Bacon 0b ected. A motion
0st by an over-
The vote on the previous
he-.prcvious question was thus ordered.
,movcd the matter
0 adjourn; ruled inadmissible. Mr. Day
he bill; soordered. The vote resulted in are
SENATE, Trmnsn 111, July 9.
The substitute bill for an act in reference
0 the rail1oad commission was reconsider-
0; first section,
machinery 010
u bin
b0 nine
SOMETHING NEW!
Norwalk Novelty "Werk's.
cum
now
thcf
:10
s...-
Meufl. COTTEK & CKASMAK
AVINGb formed a co-partnership. and located _-
the basement of. the Brick ' »
Building of 1111:;sz mamas.- on' 'meer Street,
1111111511 to order,artlcles or
Iron, Steel. Brass, (11 Wood,
srsaumarsnceasmrrme
and will repair all kinds of Machinery. and House-
hold Goodman. and hoe
business to furnish to t 0 public aplace where
05 of a miscellaneous character. can be
ery strict attention to
' ill I". .
wnomrsa'nit AND 1111mm.
Water St. Norwalk Carri,
2:1:
sins
and consequently can. sell at macho
11% tailored through'hllm IN or 80338118,
0 have constantly'ou hand unreat‘virlcty 0f-
CROGKERY
both FOREIGN Gr DOMESTIC.
he in section of th 1 bill, which'
‘ entire new
’:1
tE..K
WIFT & COURTNEY’S PARLOR MATCHES
LOCK\VOOD’S.
French China, P111 ran and Bohemian wares.
A large assortment of Table and Fancy
Glass Wares, also Ereu'ch Glass
On motion of Senator. Wheeler, of the
The substitute bill, as amended, was then
The special order fur y,bcing the
h.
_ . committee,
'1! meudrng the
Senator Wheeler. 0 __ nth gave no-
hpeudmen't to
' ial'hang‘iug the
2:1,
mounts authorized t‘ 2:
Senator Morris gave notice that he should; 3
-.jI_ c Honsa'ton-
m'ru
right of way.
Senator Wheeler, of , . nth district,
CLOTHES WK
At 38. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
'The Best
BEER BY THE GALLON.
{KissrrviiI' 1111111,.
GENUINE
contains.
INGEKS
Saratoga Water,
Just as it flows Iii-01,11 the Spring; all drawn from
Shades of all shapes and sizes.
Fancy articles of Tiny
Wood; Iron, Lava 31.1415 other
Materials. ' A full..: *ltne.-of
Kitchen Furniture Heaters Ron?
AND STOVES OF; AT: 08.
Wehavelustrmel'veda idigé in”! ice of
last 0161! Phillis
' of three Shades. '
renaturalr-lust as natu‘remade the-1'
’
These: colors
any, otheckiud I0_IfI Paint, .: .
[IN
DENTAL SCIENCE l
mammal-hut. .
- Nero. 9 Main Street,
To whichili'e. minimum the attcutlouofallwho 7'
chunscrlberwould respectfully callrhcattcn— ~' ' -'
.“flmd Store. Under Nor-walk [loll
ower prices, 1103'
in the mluejreddrable, and will last longer than .. -
concurrence Nnfi ~ '7
Speciallnduoameuts to those Irc- .
warms: ll.
Whole
HUM} AXLES, SP
01110111111
ARI: 95152
men. STEEL, ancnamcs' TOOLS, sum
..cIuItrunar. murmurs,
' uonrls, w‘u'uuts, ,imts.
, *1.
SASB, nmns, manners,
OILS, GLASS VARNISH, 80.,
At Lowesthw IYoIrk Prices,
start-1.
'- 1;:- wuzm- Street,
.xlz' (1111' Rat.“ Dealer in
BE,
_'c'a
0111111111011
island's
as“; pro "1', '1;
«lNSllllANliE GOMPANY,
South Norwalk, 001111.
hills, 1 Juli 1873, $3011, till. 35
__W 0.»...- KANFOKD,PI'EIIdenI,
II. 34. 111311318, Secretoryt
' and.
the
11111911111
”Leases .1111111
nmumnma
Builders’ Hardware, 8111.,
At “strut! All 111111.
' OFFICE AND YARD: .
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,”
Iva-1.1.11”: Vanda". sotslvor-wflli.
menu
Made up in style, and at' Lowest Pilces.
sortment of
GEMS fllflllSllillli films
Gc'ut's’ Kid Gloves.
Of. all Shades and Colors, of the. Best Quality.
W H SWORDS:
TIME,
CORNER WASHINGTON 'AND MAIN STS.‘
SOUTH NOKWAIK, 00“.,
'Meltous, Grape and
IA large
El ER! FAMILY
I I D G G
, . nonvva‘n'x, coma.
If " vnas. "
‘W'RE 111511 00 MEX. 'Locxwoons. '
snovnnarsu
"armature.
11..
'. (.t'...
3176 1137
On and alter Tharsday afternoon,Ap1-i130th,18'74,
,lea'ves South
:exce
Danury
South
'rlsk 0
Prof
0 NKHK—Nenfkwhtte from New York connects at _
South News
At A0 45 a. 111..
and couueetln
“2.17 A. Munostonlxprcl'l.
' 11.15, (local'exl 5. ’40' (
(ex) p.10; 1 p. 01. Sun
$.80,(E x. ,) B. M.
CONVEYANCES .
«.xANAxmA \JV‘ 7.
mRailrond. _, I.
gwIith than 301mm
. .rnE sum-1110111111111) 1‘11 0111111 sir-mum
11:6,
.9000. c. c. WILD an.
o'rwalk eve morning (Sundays
ted.) at £60 01- 011 arri'v'al ot‘ the ti'ains from
and New Haven. Railroad passengers
mafia “Shani? edtto 11nd {3mm the depot at
w on ex rac
awnot' regularly checked will he at the
teomens New York from pier 37 East
mm c ve
nt‘v‘m-footscf Market Sh, at 2. 45 o’clock, and from
' tcvr foot of Thirty-third Street, East River, at Imperial. ofLondon,
'go'clock km m. ‘
assa e 76 cts. Excursion Tickets 81.26.
P t to on at P'ropcller rates. RenI eshmeuts
with the 6.18 train to Danhury and
mtral t0',New Haven, also with the train
from Danbury which arrives at South Nor-walk at
7.40 and from New Haven at 7.46 11.10. I
F‘REIGHT PROPELLERIS,
OH" I! III'AII, II P. F.‘ I'll-VI,
From Norwalk. '
Will leave from each end of the route three times
cesold without charge for commie-I
staple: . ki‘rclght at “old packet
employees of- either of the above boats on account
of the owners thereof. .»
nuts-limit a: Nonwamra vs. II.
rates.
persons are' forbidden trusting any of the
SUMMER ABRANGEIENT.
Commcnclp g Juno 522d, 1874.
DAILY roams.
Daily trains leave Namath Bridge.
For all stations on the Dunbar-vb
} Norwalk 1b Shepau'gVallcv It. 11..
at Hawlcyvillc with upward trains
I'tgonlc Railroad .
the lions
At 6 2! p. m. For banbnry, and all Stations
At 11 08 0.111 For Bldgctleld and intermediate
Stations.
M11 35 p. In. Freighttnlu,
Leave Namath Bridge/or South Norwalk.
All” 1034a.n1., S 15 544 850p. m.
Leave Dunbar-afar Normal]:
0 and 920 a. m.I:t1611054p.mao.p.m. , Freighttraiu
a
JOHNm ,W. BACON VSnp’ir
I'E' 'Y'III, III IIAV. I. KAIJFIII IAILIIAI
NEW YORK (Ir. NEW HAVEN DIVJSION.
SPRING ARBANGIEIIIENT.
Commencing May 18th, 1814.
l‘ralnsleave Passenger Station at South N orwalk '
; ~"flag_'St'n'n'e.
“follows:
South Norwalk for New York.
Bostoulx ess.
6.00 “ Accommoa atlon
8.48 “ Accommodation
7.34 “ Accommodation
{.45 “ Local lxpress,stopplu sat Strmford
9.28 “ Accouimodatl on
11.00 " Express
1.18 P. ll. Accommodation
9 50 “ Boston recs. -
4.01 “ Accommo atlou
0.00 ." Accommodation
6.00 Doston'llx rcss.
8.89 :“ Accommo atlon
9.31 “ Boston Ex resin.
3. 43,0. 111., Sunday Mai.
New York for-south Norwa'ur. ~
A1110,'S'.05(Ex..)96005, 10. 00, (Em) A. M; I2. 00 M
1.k('e11.-)2.2o,s
00,1' (Ix. 06.15. 4.88 (Local Ix. .)
South Norwtnk for New Haven
Agni-u 39 A. 1!. Springfield Way
9.04 Accommodation . .,
8.84 ~ " ' Boston]! rcss. '
10.114 “ Accomm attou
11. 20 “ Boston Lightning Express:
2.011'. It, Accommodation
2.21 Boston Ex ress.
4.14 " Accommo' atlon
4,20 "‘ Bostoullx recs
6.14 “ Acco'r'nui atlon
,- ' ’ -‘~ ‘-‘ Accommodation
- 9:51» “ Bostoanprcss.
1618‘ . H V Boston rcss
8.43 “ S'uudayMa .
' Trains leave New Haven for Soutthorw-lkn ,
540, (lx.,) 8.10; (1111.05.30. 6'. so, 8.10,9.45. (Ex. ,)A '
:1.to'(ex.) 11.30.13.150 (e'x. .-) 5.011.612.0530,
2.30 a. m. ,Snnday Mall.
Sec large 11111. of advertisement at Station
Houses and Hotels.
EJI. REED, Gen’lSupt.. New Haven.
' ; JOHN. T. MOODY,Sup’t Grand Ccntrachpot
. .-kNewYor .
Wired ratm‘toasly for the convenience a
[ g the Pub ~ f
lic.]
nrwalkflor'se llarlwayTIme Table
COMMENCING M AIY 18TH, 1874.
a -
them; an?
Cold.
1:13..»
qmurrm Artificial Tasth.
uhlic- -a ‘A N ASE
BTII‘ICIAL H, which is detinedto enti
.supereedc the use E0t Rubber. It is Stronger, Lia
..er more (10me un'd. Healtfiyin the' mouth
than Rubber. With a view of intuodnclug this
newly devised material and «(unusual g that con-
tideuce in it that itdeservesfl w‘ insert afcw sets
' Mote offer to the
.- report, 're-
' arguments
e committee
Ietition.
Seuator Morris, of "
to as he un-
House. —The yeas and pays were called
olutidn was
ill“ u.
@211 e u e
Viijvful fog the
party to further
Mr. Stowe, of Soul '
all
mThe Iyeas and nays w
u' the
T1111: Dmmcunrr-Moxcm—Yt will always
ho are the most disagreeable people to live
ith. Our fif's't thoughts, 10 f ming au aus-
‘ cted to the
pus, such as
ost ugly and emous-
, er the dread of f0i-I
,étz'people most
1:1 . Sexample, it
tolerable as coadjut
. .. us have u
vc’..with people
"It 1s astonishifig to see how
a confirmed habit Iof mind, and what disc
The savor of life
taken out of .it whcuuyon know that
dig or suggest, hope
get with any rc-
Wc have decided to close out
mu- entlre Stock of ’
(10 0'01- for :10 Days
mran'caams,
“10 allowing. 111-Ices :
Brown,
3%
Blane,
Satins, -
uuelrnwm:
413 scam Street.
7 etc.
at (1 0c 1(1pr a ('11 . This
will enal ethfisyefe' w ohlg‘ye 0t greggghlefih' 111119 1:
. . ce o
31': themnsSatisfactim‘r‘ its " ‘ P1290110
call and examine at the De.
pr. at. G‘. Esta-hour,
omfiomzipverflwkso auto
. 21WHW5R- 111-
11349--
The undersigned havmg purchased the Coal Yard
have rebuilt the same in the most an rove'd man-
ner. and are now prepared to urulsh
fill)! ,tIllllIIEllI caves. .
Also, Machine Split Wood...
Brick. lime and Cement.
Branch OliIloe at Prowltt’s Chi-ner- Drug store.
issuing naturalist. as: expat-rents 16.1119. cgul'.
business. we feel con dent that by strict attention
to our business. and the wants of the public, we
shall receive a faiy share of
ROBERT L TOLLES. CHAS. B. DA“.
' I :’I Nortvaik. April 13th, 1864'. . > , 3‘:
that lie' 10 the path you lilsht "travel. The
difficulty-manger is to hi" «:1 ith not only
in domfstic tandt‘IsoéiallI illfi' also in busr- _
uess tno uu re uen' nbusiuess ' '.
relations that the chret" uy means W901)EN WARE
At p.11. monwoon's.
tes. They at' ast cease to take
ains,
owing that no amount of pains wi
cautiousln '
durlugtt're'present summer slelt‘iibuf'
Norwalk, June It, 1874.
- .DANN.
' 24
- 20 0,... "To Suit the» Times.
HAVING PURCHASED r011 casu, AT
PANIC reruns, as unusumv LARGE
stock or GOODS 111 11.1. mu vanmrms
or nousu-xuurm'e ans-rows, .4111) INII
cancerous“: 110011 11011 GOODS rum
ARE consmxrrr sumvmo, 1. W111.
orrua AN nx'mA DISCOUNT or 01v]:
. 2111's char. ON ALL suns r011
' Dior-Pr can, resonances wrun-
FIND arr sroox run annular AND
nun sluucrub IN modicum,
cunnrscquar. . ,
an 11101111110101 lite's'tin',_1a'1'n r6- '.
‘ ‘ aw i’ for:
Formerlyoccumedhyllaelrallros. _.
Clean Coal
PRICES 'rt'rE Lowesr, arm AN ems ,
n. x. moonwoom
P173936..-.£1iP.JY£U-.
' ‘ '1KI.rmr'-nr'-r.'1l-n
1 u
fiat-lites.ey They,”
abhor-II and Staci-Jo
withou
J. SPENCE
. for Norwulk.
1'le
The natal. Se '
. ttou of tIVentlvc
hnwhlc'ht .w'oul 16
Elle
machlue.
in the needle bar as far as it
It is, wlthoutq 1111
In the market. as tts uoslm
but five worklu
the lowest
fmportcut [onto to la vie
constructed as not to‘
of the “ lln'rusx." .
- For Sale
Under the OPERA HOUSE,
'wear and friction on “flee” rs avoided.
style of shuttlcR 11101108 Gangrene:
(kitty
. and ease of operaRttou making one-intrammumu
with the same motion of, the foot, than any other
Jfibi'Jm)" .tljr‘st
1111s. a, sco'i'i .8', .
MILLINER Y,
SOUTH NOBWALK
DEG.“
HE]! WKWOOD'S.
”fun 1*!
~ tables now offer-
be guaranteed su-
in the market. For
the total absence
and refractory rays
. ~ Perbles rende
531011110 with
. > ' :Ha'rk 'k
the tall J lot Built
m 831101;ng all imperfections an
“5111011113541 “111 Gold, Silver. Shiell;
:69“ 011(1va lost many years
Ag.ents .
643-}tlchflA is Sole Agent
’g‘c'nu'? rte without the trade
mark stamped removers" :paln. .thufactured by
I.” & Clipp, New York. -
Look for MficrEI ' N0 peddlers employed.
“ BARTRAM ”
“110111110111;th latest produc
Ithasth
firmplacety
' . but harms-e lock-stitch
mhb'hlcfi. r'cv'olvtu‘g’ 011 Its
13 andruqulres no 0111011
otherwise be ”1011,6114
. Ease. I
It is the «elements: 'of. the: family. of Sewing
achlnes. ladies who- cannot use others
,Icau operatc thefiartniu withoutfaflgue.
Beet Needle.
It has the best needle in the world—shortsud .
straight filth a flat shank: By 1simply putting it up
vs ill E0. .ltls set right
and never has to -be. varied for_ thlc _0; thin goods.
Durabalcty.
atrium: the mustdurlble machine
mullyicouctrugted (having
(axon 'is" reduced to
(leans-.- Al 1 the wo‘arlug parts
are made orpth'e finest steel. And beautifully finished.
General Eflicecncy.
Thcluvcntor,(lr.‘ W. B'. Buttfa‘fii;\ha‘c kept one
,-vla.. thatltshould: he so
1 left its usefulness to our
specialty 'of' work, but to be adapted to both light
Ind heavy sewing equally well. -
We Info/rte
the public to call at the agent: and examine this
new and wonderful 1111211111., an allow the age moo
prove all and more: than we have said of the urn til
at
Leave Nonwamr. So. Nonwxmr.
5.400.1n., New York Accommo‘n 6.0011. In.
6.20 N. Y. V..II Accom’n 6.45 "
8.5 “ 7.05 “
17.05 “ New York Accommo’u 7.25 “
7.25 “ N. Y. Bank Steamboat 7.45 “
7.45 ‘1 8.05 e
8.05 “ . 8.25 "
8.45 “ New llaven accom’n 9.05 “
9.05 “ N. Y. Ac.&N. H. Ex. 9.35 “
9.35 “ ' 10.00 “
10.00 “ ‘ 10.25 “
10.35 “ N. I]. Ac.an(l N. Y. Ex 11.00 “
11.00 “ New Haven Express 11.20 “
11.30 " , 11.55 u
11.55 “ 121511.111
12.351) m.. _ ’, 12.55 u
12.55 " New York Accommo’u 1.20 “
1.40 “ NewHaven Accom’n 2.00. “
8.00 " NewHavenE: .press 2.30 “
:30 “ New York Express 8.00 M
3.00 “ 3.30 “
3.30 “ 3.50 '1
3.50 “ N. Y.&N; H. Aecom’r: V4.10 “
4.10 “ New HavenExpress 4.30 “
4730 “ 4.50 “
4.40 “ New York Accommo’n 5.00 “
5.10 “ 6.30 “
0.30 “ N. Y.‘Ex.&N. H. Ac 6.00 ‘1
6.00 " _ 6:20 “
6.20 “ New York Accommo’n 6.40 "
6-30 " . New Haven Accom’n '10 “
6.50 “ 7.10 ‘-
7.10 " 7.30 “
7.30 " 7.50 “
7-50 “ 8.10 “
8.10 ."‘ 830 “
8.30 “ 8.50 “
8.50 “ 9.10 “
‘9.10 “ N. Y. &N. H. Express 9.40 "
9.40 " New Haven Express 10.00 "
BBJNEDICT’S
NEW AMERICAN RESTAURANT
’ .4 srurcrnr Imus'r-cfa's's mama ROOM.
Prices moderate. All who assure to he (vs-111111111
' I ncatly served are cordially Invited to‘ call at
Intermittent Dies:
KENEIIICT’S DINING.- .KOIIMS,’
' 119 Chambers Street, betw ecu West Broadway and
Church Street, 41 - .
NIEW YORK.
WM. 3. DANN
1011qu 11111551 1111111
River Street.- .
The vcryhcst ”of Turnouts,—no't_ to be surpassed by
any private establishment 1n the county.
.tiuctness of vision
11111111 1111111 11131.1 .[
__ ._rras'1' crass
DOUKL‘B IAIN]! SINGLE
Horses abut Car-may
Constantly' on hand for hire, wrth or without driv-
. us.
not mean that any_ shall outdo us in safe, stylish.
. and everyway desirable turnouts. Orders for
Our equipment was ue'ver better, and we (to
-WEDDLVGS, IFDNERALS, PARTIES,
" at PASSENGERS t0 and: ham the cars. pro a},
and satisfactorily executed. Horses rcccivedou .
very, m, and all at reasonable prices.
Live .
' Stable at old stand a few steps north .of Horse '
Railway De rot. D. B. MOREHOUSE, Proprietor
Nor-walk. - 46
0V. 15th,1873.-
1'8
N OKW'ALK
Horse Sheen; Shall.
met-w
' mm.» ‘i'f'i
bsrfi 0‘% Wat?"
JAMES
Hora es shod in the very best Imanner, and par-.I.
Egggl'altention pull} to ILAMIEI I01" WERNER NIG ‘
s. .
mcut of HARNESS made of the .v
als; which belie will s’nnnk As no
Boast blybe
shmcut in the country.
Let me have them at once.
Norwalk. Fahd. 1873.
HAKNESSES ROK S ALI-J.
HE subscriber wo gpfictfully inform the
public that he hith dire and (1 00d assort-
cst inato'rl~
as they can
other similar estub‘o-
ow for your orders.
B.‘SWAN. 6
furnishedatan'
0
'- cient ahdchapjiy
.-, for, the leastlm
' . is csp‘eclall
l'ey’sPa
Ate
invited to
Improved
and New Drop 0110(1kath ,
which can be withdra
out removiu' ”the Pong], or dis-
tar-hing the oints.’ so,th _e
.. - 00 Ch amber, which never
-_ ,Vcrac
“ht other.
(“generally . In-
quirefor Blatoh ey’o Pump, and
it not for sale in your town, send directto
HAS. G. “AMERY, Hummer '
“Commerce St.,Phlla(lelphia. Pa. 011101 .
VP
Cheapii’assages l-I. ..
ASISIltiB TICKETS
- ‘ until fcrthernotice; 'Ap'pl'y «(rials ‘ "
Gazette Office.
46' ‘ -
'.'GOWLES it MERRILL;
.' gcnttatNorwalk (101m. ,lssr’re Policies fertile
(11:21:10]) 6. as, 8.10 (ex) and 0.10
or 5011100.- and will outlast -
For sale by Dealers .
' " ' '.Celcbrated Nouwalli Oyster
tollowluglnturauccCompanie
mammal-tiara, c: . 84,041,37801
Hart! 10,: .2“ . . 1, 631 '51900
Phcru x ‘ 1,'031,15984'
People’s,of.\tl(ldlct’own 01.3,81'480
.HomcmfNew York > . 2.1;;3, 2065
' thhixfllrooklyn'. N Y. . 1,545 5511
Continentaloflsevv IYOrBI'I, . '1,42n',496911
International .. 829,47800'
Westchester,ofNewll'och'elle, N .Y'., 453 ,9303'9
S ringfleldmepriuatlleld, ,Mass, .510 {(80005
I coplc’ s,Wor'ccster, 1133., 600 ,00000
Franklin,Phlla. ., Pa'.. 3, 268, 918 39
ICommcrce,A1bany ,N. Y. ', I264, '{42400
rear-r nagansett, ofPrOvlucncc R. I., . 1'54 ,94700
Andc ,crnclnnart, o. ' ,- 1 250 ,'ooooo
Home.“ Columbr'is,0.. 438,44134
Are,manla Cleveland. 0 , 295 00000:
Liverpool: and London, sndengepa- '
rate 'flre assets, 5. 066, 10500:,
NorthBrltlshandMercantile, (10 do 2,104',59800
,QuccnotLiverpoolrbLondon, do do 1135386000.
do do 5, '313. 66500
AuootherCompanics,stockaudMutual, lnCon.I
nectlcutaudNewYork.
GEORGE R. COWLES. HOMBRMERBILLI
Siettaclts to suitall kinds of Eyes"
. AGENT FOR
.LAZARUIS (It: MORRISS’
CELEBRATBDI’ERFECT'ED
SPllll'TACLES 81 :EYE GLASSES.'
Also. ala'rgc asioiiulc‘m or'u'fl in: p 111nm
I" PEI [E t“!!! OLE} the on uqy kinAcyer yet-
produce that doubt tire the' eye. that gives a‘ clear
Iaud distinct vision, and makes weak eyes strong.'
_Warranted. for five years without changcot'leuses.1
Sp clal'ntténtlon giventotlttlnguearslghtcd people.
.A a‘r‘ge assortment of
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES
-chd’s Jewelry Store
UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.
VIrIrnYJIIIOND BROS-
'/
court-1 MonwaLK,
Take contracts tor putting down
01113111111110 ~
Heavy Trucking
Draining.
Gradingl and
Renewing-Gravel, &(:.l W
dealersiu!
COAL, J'Voon,
Buildiitgdldatcrialg
”KM“ PIPE. fill! BRICK, KAY.
GRAIN FEED FLOUR
0300131st 4.... #0001102!
2m. '4
MI?! mu“.
111111me Voxpcglsnco
. - s 140ch “blank um '
Dayna 1m mum!» mNfisrféum:
“5mm“?
WWI?
0:0. madman new It Church.
unfamummun om”...
"W“. mar-uni: Sold bfaifgufl
~1‘hebcstlinttha'1'ket'.Warrauted to give satis-
factlou,autll'1'01n' 21510 30 per cent. Ichea‘ than
any oth'efr Mahul'octur'e‘d anId forsa lcby
“CHASJI LEONARDJt' SIGN.
Norwalk, J has 26 1S73.
Iron :11 j ~ Blood
1'7me . ‘ .. «Protect-
' ed 8 ’o bfofiide of
'Iron, is so combined as to have
hccbaractcr ofa naltment, as
easily digested (and assimilated
with the blood as the simplest
food. It increaseeflrggmantity
of ‘Naturc’ 3 Own 'tallzing
meates every part ofthe body,
repairing damages and waste,
“no - out §m011bidsseatc-
clonam leaping nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the worn-
derful success of this remedy in '
curing Dyspepsia, Live; Com-
“- Rumors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Dmeascs of the Kidneysjand
Bladder, Female Complaints,
we" may... m...
companic'd by debim or a low
state ofthe a stem. eing free
from Alcoho in (my form, its.
cncrg 124419 0 cats are not fol:
lowed 5.11;”
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are (m an p’a’mfih‘lwm
”I "a
building/u .11 Icon Conn-H
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28:61:11, t gurmgdy, from
'tures, to- 9015311,, crca- '
hmymcu m"
invalidoca -'-
._mwgw:mlmm .
~. See that; each bottlchasPEBU- ‘T
VIAN SYRUP blown: in the class.
Pamphlets me, V -. '.
» 9er w: FOWLE it" sells, Prop..etors.
. N811 museums-ma ' '
.ISouo ur Dunootsn (luxuriant.
The “1011th
or. can; ' @511}
mi. «launch a. coarserreaslr
is. 11TH NORWAL'K 00NN.,..
Respecttnlly informs 111's numerous patrons and the
public generally , that he continues to furnish
canines. WEDDINGS , .
FIIAS 110111113er 31111111115
LUNCHES, AND COLLATIONS,
,with eve requisite 1n as Esta style as can be had
, of any 0 the New Yer Caterers. Hav mg had
much experience' 10 New York, he‘ 13 111111; tQ ch.
Spots withthcm‘ irreve‘i'y respect. . . j: ..
~.' '.'2
"Boned Turkc, ellied', , Biscuit (110641..
SBoned Hum, cl '1th . Plum Pudding,
gmokgd Tongue, jellied, ghafloftfeggllliatyt '4 ~
. we on: ., ' ammo ,
‘Chickegas‘fiad X Ornamental Pyramids, V
Lobster Salad,’ " Watcn 1009 of all kinds,
,Larded Partridge, Fancy Ices,
Chicken Cinquet.
S‘-
................. —- ‘ %“w1u(s 1.1101111301118111"
. :- Silver, 01111111 apd v$11188 Wfare 1:111:ch “31133801111; 1 .
- to . 001 a1 ers urn ers
3311:6108 mIpItlyI attended to. . d? l Araragi-aph GospelHarmthfotSunday Schools
Attache to the Confectionery rs a neat. clea (111(lFam1I res: For 1111! par-tic 1
RESTAURANT, g. ' R5,, at... :N} “mm”, I
for the new mmodatrou of ladies and gents: Come
and see. ' 30149
eel SOMETHING NEW!
.TAILURING ESTABLISHMENT
' . site the H01 50 Italhdad Depot.
Agent, Iron tuna the bloodn‘aml «.
r _.
cures “amour ”aim '»
gll’omngdi’ Elwoorau gig
(talking the s stem. en-
riched and vii iced bboodpcr
Challenge Ice. Cream, ' "
..
N'I'LUi ‘ "' ’3' Y1
A 1311151" cuss cf'r'v ‘.
DRAPER'
1 1'
At N o 1 Gazette Building,(up stairs. )
1‘HEsnbscrrberwould respectfulllufmm thecltl
zcus olerwalk that he hasopened atlrst-class
New York City Establishment, as above, where he
pledgeshimsclf to givcsatlsfactlonto allhls custo-
me
’ He willglvcspecial attentlouto BoyslGarments
as well as those of gentlemen. Persons bringing
thelrown cloth can have the same cut or made up,
in an artisticmanncr, atreasonablcpriccs.
FRANCIS J.ltlc-KEON.
NO'II'ICE. u
THE undersigned having this day formed aco-
partnership under the name of GEORGE H.
RAYMOND (is 00., for the purpose oftransactiug
the Furniture and Undertaking Business, at the ol
stand of E. Raymond (in Sun. respectfully solicitthe
patronage of the public.
Norwalk,Jnne10th1873.
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND.
WILLIAM R. LOCKWOOD.
In view of the change above named the under- '
.slgned rcqueststhat alla par-tics indebted to the late ’
111111 of E. Raymond & Sun, a 1110a]! and settle their
. accounts without delay.
3t23
GEORGEH. RAYMOND. .
N E W R OOMS l
' NEW FURNITURE: .
E. QUINTAKB’S SONS,
'AVErcmoved to their new 1 noms in thePoat-o
olds (‘35: {3333;351:863 3323.3": 1.112235%; fill:
Furniture 01' every Description,
At greatly rcducedprlces.
UNDERTAKING,
ln alllts branches.
Wm .E. Quintard,
(11111111. I-‘llllNlSlllllG
"Undertaker.
At QUINTAP D’S FURNITURE ROOMS, oppo-
Also, Agent 101'
the Patent
MARBLE BURIAL VAULT.-
(Rulers promptly attended to day or night.
esidence three 0001s tromI Union Avenue 011
Main St1eet.‘.’tf
CEMENT PIPE FDR CHIMNEYS,
Square and Round Cement Pipe. with plain and
ornamental tops, for chimneys; have a more perfect
draught, and are cheaperb and better than _brlck.
Manufactured and for saleb y
CHAS. T. LEONARD d; SON.
N orwalk. J one 98. 1873.
OTICE is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Wilham J. 01
bert, Sturges Bennett and Edw :11 Gilbert, under
the firm name of GILBERT, BENNETT (E Co. ., is
heAi'eb dissolved.
lngtEs PWinfi t0 the late firm are to be receiv-
edA b ERT Jr, BENNETT MANUFAC-
ING 00., and all claims to be paid by them.
The business will be continued under the name 01
The Gilbert dc Bennett Manntac‘tiurin '11-C BRT
WM
STURGES BENNETT,
EDWIN GILB HER
Georgetowm 001111., June 23d,1874. 31:96
Dissolution of the Oopartnershlp
of S. Whitney ac Co. '«
THEI firm of S. WHITNEY &. CO. having been
dissolved by the death of Mr. Whitney, all
parties indebted are reminded that an immediate
settlement of their accounts must be made with the
findersigncd who is authorized to receipt for the
same, and who will pay all demands against said
firm 0'11 presentation. He will also continue the
business at the 01d stand.
THOMAS M. FAIR'JDIӣ26
New Canaan, Conn. ., June 27th, 1874. -
ISTRICT 01‘s,7 NORWALK, ss. Probate Court
J uue 12th]
Estate of HENRY BENNETT, late of Wilton,
in said District, deceased.
THE Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
walk, hath limited and allowed six months. from
the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate,
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts, properly attest-
within. said time, will be ( lebarred a recovery.
3111 persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
JANE BENNETT,
3126 Administratrix.
" 03131111 PROBATE COURT 1'... the District or
That he' rs lawtnlI guardian to Mary G. Holly and
Nancy J. Holly, minors belonging to said district,
and that said Minors are the” owners of an equal
undivided one-sixth part 01 the following real es-
tate: — situated, lying and being partly in said
town of N orwark and partly in the town of New
Canaan 111 said drstrict, to wit :—one tract or para.
001 01' land, 111 quantityoue acre, more orless.wlth
the buildngs thereon standing], ,and bounded north-
erly by land occupied byt e widow of Elias
Buttery, deceased, easterly by land of the wife of
Alfred Free southerly and westerly by highway.
And he further says that the estate is at present
unproductive. ihat the avails thereof are wanted
for the support, maintenance and education of said
minors and that it will be for the advantage of said
minors to sell the same.and invest the avails there-
01 according to law; wherefore he suys that there
is just and reasonable cause for selling the same.
He therefore prays the Court to order said interest
01‘ said minors in stud real estate to he sold, and to
empower him 01' some other meet person to sell the
same, pursuant to the statute in such case made
and provided.-
Dated June .3d,18"4.
DA AVID M. PLATT, Guardian;
Dr'stc'tI of Nor wall, Probate Cour t, s:. ., J1me 23d,
A. ..
ORDERED—That the foregoing application he
heard and determined at the Probate Office“ 1n Noi-
walk, 011 the 1'.. ’thdayofSeptember 1874, at 9 o’clock
forcnoon; anti that; notice thereof be published' 1n
some public weekly. newspaper, near the place
where such real estate lies, three weeks succcSS-
ively, at least six weeks before said time assigned.
stilt} GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
Union March ”’0 o’rlcs,
NORWALK, CONN.
The subscriberh‘as made arrangements by which he
will hereafter receive
Scotch G-r'ani'te',
directfrom Scotland. lleis also prepared to furnish
every kind of
pranks AN 1) AMERICAN MARBLE
01 .4 3111:. 11121111 minnows: s'ronn,
M O N U M “E N '1' S,"
Slabs, 't‘ablcrs Sinks, $10., aswellas Mantlesand
. F nruitnro Slabs in general, at the
_ LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. _
.tcructcr y Fencing, Iron Itallng, to,
furnished and put npat s‘hortuotlcc and on very
. ‘ favorable terms.
Renresentiugan establishmeuttheoldestandbcst
known ofanyin Western Connecticut, thesnbscriber
feels that its reputation for artistic excellence and
honcrabledealiug is already too well established to
need commendation. Address E. B. Price, Agent.
McchunicSt" intherearof thenIew Bank. Norwalk.
FARM
.-AND-,- I .
11111611111111 11191511111113
F ULL stock 0ftlrc most approved Farm and
A. Garden Implements now in store and for sale,
wholesale and retail, st ruauul’actnrers’ prices, in-
eluding .
Mowing Machines and Lawn Mowers.
Lawn Mowers, full size. for 812. .
Wheel, lawn, steel and hay rakes.
Ploughs—V-Mesd’s, Marsh, Eagle, (be.
Shovels. Spades, Scoops, Garden Forks, and
Hoe
Hay.;ulltcrs~llr.rd1ck’s, Whitmore’s‘, and Hide
Rollers. -
llarrows. Corn Shelters. 0x Yokes and Bows
Chrrrus—Blauchard's,thc very best in use ,also,
smallcrm 1m lemeuts in greatvaricty,
P‘hb'spt ates—Russell’s, Coe’s, Ba'ugh’s, and
Bridgepor W. C. STREET
Norwalkt. 1411111219111 1873
.At E. K.Loc1(w001rs. .
'l‘lno'l‘ypcs at Whitney's
'ro ACCOMMODATE T118 trains .'
I lell make four " ' .
' ' BEAUTIFUL TIN-TYPES
. FOR'ONE DOLLAR '
IPlaiu 0artcs-de-V1s1tcs,$3 50 per dozen.
Hawaii 8191111118111 8:. Starring
ESTA'BL'ISHM'ENT. .
DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS
V. . ofevérydcscrlp'tion
. 3 CLEANSED 0R DYE!)
In a‘ manner not to he an arsed. Particular attcn‘
' . tioup’a adtothe .
' Cleansing, Pressing (it. Repairing of
GENTQ’ GARMENTS, .
a cw and“ 1m roved method is- two days. Cab
b'yts.ans ,Ptang and Table Co'vers cleaned or dyed.
I[Jilly GL VES CLEANED 20' as to look almostequal
onewtu one day , 20 cents per pair." Call and see
. .samplcs done at the allies, east of Horse Railway
-‘ Depot.
0' nntlBo’clock 111.
,‘m' ' ii.1v.r1rnnx. ;
At E. IKI L0 KWODD’S. .
BI'LES,
e ot'everyrlcscrrptron also, "" " I,
V Vases 41111) MANTLE 0th
r
.4
,r
2011 Agent for Norwalk Bible Society, 21011th 0‘
parl' eatery lnIv
non?“ “ ”W ” "
Dissolution of (Zn-Partnership.
' cccded with his discourse
E. '1‘. WHITNEY .
'ago 10 L0ndou.:It'1s arit’o‘llow‘a‘i~ v4
' through. the. ice.
the seasbn. “I
'halfabe bonsai?
V‘Bors- roam-not
"a'uce it
‘No.
7%; b 1.1.
I I. pty ench es _,
' views myselt‘."—E11'I"r0fi’s
Mr. Punch perpetrates this apropos of the
vestigation into adultcra
{Inn ’1.-
In,apt.fidgtcratrou. .. e. ,. ,_ .
‘r. r ..
a}; :’~-"'.'
' They’d kill the English nation.
Both infant and a doht .
In trade whaflo 015m of, trickery !
In 1119' now liltb
; The cotfee’ s'full ofclridory, -
The beet" 111 full of salt. z. .
Nutrition fcr the nnrsay, .‘I
For babies pump and arch,I'
Turns out upon a cursory
Inspection t0 lie—starchy!
Maizcua and 0stch ..
Arc starch without the Mac ,
But where the deuce will he go
Who dares such things to do ?
What though a man has led a list
Of traders of' renown ?
Even a Moscow medallist
The' analyst runs down.
And 0 how sad.‘ to utter .
The statement Punch. has seen
That even best fresh butler
Is made from butterinel
The, truthful. grocer non est—I .
Neither' is vihtner honest
Nor brewer, inter nos.
If you would wear gray locks on
Brains that with age won’t fail,
. Grow your own sheep and oxen,
' And hrcw‘you'r' own good ale
*
Moral Courige In Bully '.'“e
“Moral Courage” was printed 10 large let-
ters and put up as _the. caption of the follow-
ing items, and placed in a conspicuous place
on the floor of a systematic merchant in
New York, for constant reference, and furn-
ished by him for publication:
Have the courage to discharge a debt
while you have the money in your pocket
Have the courage to do without thatlwhich
you (10 not need, however much your eyes
may covet it.
Have the courage to speak to a friend m a
seedy coat, even though you a'relu company
with a rich one, and richly attired.
Have the courage to speak your mind
when it is necessary that you shotild do so
and hold your tongue when it is prudent
that you should do so.
Have the courage to own that you are
poor and thus disarm poverty of its sting.
Ha've the courage to tell a man why you
refuse to credit I
Have the couragme to tell a man why you
will not lend him; your money.
Have the couragc to cut the most agreea-
ble acquaintau cc" on have when you are
convinced that lie acks principle—a friend
should bear with a friend’s infirmities, but
not with his v1ces.
Have the courageto show your respect for
honesty, in whatever guise it appears, and
your contempt for dishonesty and duplicity,
by whomsocver exhibited. .
Have the courage to wear your old clothes
until you' can pay for new 0111!.
Have the courage to prefer comfort and
propriety to fashion in all things; ’
Have the courage to acknowledge‘yonr' 1g-
uorance, rather than to seek for knowledge
under false pretences. .
Have the courage, in proy'idiug 1111' enter-
tainment for your frlcu'rls', not to exceed
your means. , , V—gg: , _,
=__._._—-—__..
A Truly (DI-thine Min.“ .
A11 ofllcer of the English N‘y called on
Ha den, the great 'Icomposer, one morning
in ndon.
"Mr. Hayden, I presume i”.
':“Yes, sir.”
-“'Are‘you willing to comp'oéea march for
the troops I have on boardm ship ? 41 will
give you thirty guincas, but 1t 10 t bezdoue
to day, as I sail tomorrow for Ca outing”
’ Hayden agreed to it. . As 80011. as the
captain left he opened the piano-forte, and
in a quarter of an hour the match was
1'e_ady. But feeling some scruplcs at com-
ing so large a sum so casily,l1e returned
home that evening, compased two other
marches, intending to give the captain his
choice of them, and- aflerward to make him
a gift of all three as a return for his liberal-
ity. Early the next morning the officer
came. I
“Well, where’ 3 my march 9” - -
“Here it is.” : ' - “
“Will you just play it on the piano. 9” .
Hayden played it. The captain, without
saying a word; counted the thirty guineas
T'hNoruiIalktzI 1M P] tt fth mm] or on the piano.- t-00k up the march and walk-
capp1ca 10n0 avi( . a 0 e _ .
Nommx, in the e 0,. Connecticut, ”speck Ed a'way. Hayden ran after him to stop
fully showIeth: — lm- '
I have written two others wh1ch are 1.11-
tar. Hear them and make your choia'."
“I like the first very much, and that is
sufficient. ”
“But just please to hear these.” .
The captain marched down stairs, but
Hayden pursued him, saying.
.“I make you a: present of them“ ”
- “I won’t have them.” '
“But at least 1115111- (1115111,? hrggcd the
musician. ,
“Never,” returned the captain. - -
Not meaning to be out-genéialed; the
piqued composer hastened to the cxchangc
to inquire What ship sailed for Calcutta that
day, and the name of the commander. He
then rolled up the 'two marches,- enclosed a
polite note, and sent the parcel: on board
the outward ship, but the obstinate fellow,
suspecting that the mnsiciau' was in pui'sttil,
Would not even open the 11010,a11d sent it
back with the music.- -Hay'den -t'0r’e- -the
music into a thousand picc’cs,’ and never tor-
gave the captain as long as he lived
Little Johny wantrd to go to church. His
mother was afraid he would make a noise,
but his father said, fI'Johny kuowa better
than to make a noise in church.” 59,. he
went. Haltept very strlr till the last prayer;
By that time he had grown '1i1’ed of‘ai'ttihg
still, and was standing on ther pew"- cushiOu,
with his back to the pulpit. When the lady
in the next scat bowch her head for prayer,
Johnny thought Ehé was ing._ Helcsued
over and said to the lady in a 10110 that was
meant for a whisper but can :wa's only
too pl1iIinlthard,“'PGbrlhtfy‘ ' Whit cc
rnatrer ‘3 000' stummnt'itc‘h ’ ' ‘
A D'BIAF Matt’s Misfit]? '01de
u1c‘1~,ou'c of the members'dfuur‘ 11_' I
1 x11 emely deaf. Last Sunday they alts
during his sermon, laid; (incl! minim.
(luce 12- quotatidu, and, (tail was qurtelcugflre
brought-- the volume with 111111, and whip the
time crime he picked up the bo'ck audbcgau
to read it. We alwayc sing the 010111111-
drcd Doxnloov utter- a se1’u'101‘1 union church
and Mr. Collaniér, §eeihg the ps t_ with
book ,-tIh’oi1g'ht the time had come, so, ivhile
the minister was rcadiu ,hc, opened the
hymn-book at the 1119'ch __u’st' as the” cler
man laidth'c velunthd (41111, 111% 0111111111111;
next 10 Mr. Colliin‘rc’r" bi» ega'uid‘ yawniand
Mr. Collamer, thmkruvhewnsabout'toplm
immediately broke. out 11110 Old Hundreds!
the top or his voice. As the "clcr man
. ' was just beginning “secondly ” 11nd 0660f
- course, there was pérfect' si
‘ church', the efi‘ect of Mr. Coihmcrfivwifer-
'm“
ation was very startling. But the'good' old
man didn't notice that anything was the
matter, so he kept 11131;: (filibud sang the e;
tire verse through. hen he couclnded
observed that .eve'gbod y e160; sce d- to be
quiet, excepting a cw whowgre aughipg- ,
I so he leaned~over and out: 110 the
man who ya'Wuéd; "W at’sdpwghfiem
gregaticn' anyhow? Why-.3001. thcyr (_1
home. 9.” The man turbid scarlet, and pergp
ration broke out allover him, fox-11c
that the eyes of the cougregntlou were u
him, and he knew he would have to yoga;
make Mr.Collame1; bean. 39-116. leached '
his lips with his fing'ei as a si 11 for the. bid
man to keep quiet._- But Mr. ollamcrgmis-
angleritood 111:; 111,02111.‘ ‘I'IG'orIng' 3151,33 sing an-
01 or ymn, ey r "'1”
to fumblé. his hyanbooi 11g 111 11..
sexl'on sailed up the aisle, and explained
matters out loud to Mr. Collamer,t_l1§t
gentleman subsided, while the minister pro-
Thc '.cl'dcrs 1:115
written Mr. Cullam'cr a note {equesting
in the future not to. 0 u in' the sacred har-
many. The effect! rent op the
ribald boys 1n the’ @1131ng3! $531493.
Nepaleilra‘ ed
'11“.-
_itor 'who published that-funny thing. 011011!
the Sunday School magnum": remit;
to his scholars abohbfh‘ ' didn
. q 111 0.. ,wrrttep
byMark Twalu,aud pnllllsbei thtceyeara
_ crisscross Commons-“Just ahonethe
close of that long hard 1617,” said’ the
Sunday school superintendent Mtg-13mg
wen‘dihg -10ward my dutres‘“one brilliant
Sabbath morning, f'g’lincedfmvarq the leVee
and there laydhe (fly/'0‘ r or ,Stsamfii
Noinist'akeahout 11.mere~m$ms,panlng
and? mating after her: long“ pilgrimage
. a star! richer We11,.:1
should say a)! And then some a pau'g right.V
away,ll)ieca11sc I “To“? have to instrglct
empty cue cs,_ sure i c In) ('JV'SJVO
all be of!" Welcoming Je- hgs cam "” :3
cd I was when
.99 Dirge.§n'dj ..,. ',." -
shor'fld noi find~m!g,%?*‘l,, , . .
?
”mutating-Weill!“ '
ves. mevotvoiczafiictlohr (1W:
fcss , ,_ that 1.1931110.
m1 1! 3.11916
.1 by“: lbortljlr
0f lightning, .
,li '
:t’r altruism
winrthemaceot
hgtmlrtulhem 1111c. -
DRAWER, in Har-
ugh
per 1‘ Magazine for July
Norwalk Chronicler