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Tuesday, December 22, 1874.
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' ‘ .. ' ' WESTPORT;
_ .‘TlicB’aud will trip the light fantastic, in
Stu‘rges'dHall on New Years Eve. .
.-_ The “Pioneer” boys have received the
new lamps for their truck room.
The Fire department were out on a false
FAIRFISLD guitars I'rstts.
WIN NIPAUK.
Our school term ended last Friday. The
next term commences in January, 1875.
Sleds and skates will be in demand during
vacation.
There was a Grand Gift Legerdehumbug
performance at the School House, Monday
A slim attendance
attested the community’s appreciation and
the worthless
evening of last week.
tin butterk'nives proves
character of the performer.
alarm Friday evening. Cause, burning
brush, .on the grounds of Geo. B. Gorham.
.National Hall, was well filled on Thurs.
day evening, to hear readings from various
authors, by Rev. Mr.‘Brown, for the benefit
of thetM. E. Church. The music for the
occasion, was furnished by Messrs. W. S.
Guyer, A. T. Goodsell, F. Bulkley, J. Guyer
and G. B. Williams. .
The subject of organizing a vigilance
committee, will be discussed on Tuesday
evening, at the rooms of Compo Engine
Company. Mayor Daskam, of Norwalk is
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symptoms on cardinals
BY DB. ROWE.
The symptoms of catarrh in its most acute
stage are those of a severe cold, so much so
that many imagine they are suffering from a~
severe cold,and wender why it is that instead
of its wearing away they should be constant-
ly adding to it, by taking fresh cold as they
imagine; for the slightest exposure to a draft
or inclement weather, the wind merely
blowing on some aggravates the symptoms
and gives to it the appearance of having ta-
ken fresh cold. Under this impression noth-
ing is done for it more than the ordinary
remedies for a cold, which, of course, are at
such a time, ineffectual, and when it is
The French roofed addition to Mr. Samuel
Perkins’ residence approaches completion.
When finished it will make a fine appear-
ance.
W. E. Bisscll, of Trenton, N. J., formerly
with George H. Randle,Esq., paid avisit to
. his old haunts last week.
The Sabbath school are making all the
necessary arrangements for a Christmas
Tree, at the school house, Christmas eve.
We predict a merry time for the children.
The N. M. Hose Co. propose havinga
Hop sometime soon. If they, [don good
time will be the result.
The “long house,” near the lower Mill, is
being improved by a new coat of paint.
The Lounsbury & Bissell Co‘s. Mills are
running overtime on account of their large
, orders for goods.
One of our ice men has housed a nice
crop of ice the present season.
The snow storm of Sunday spoiled the
excellent skating on our ponds, which has,
these moonlight nights, been thoroughly en-
joyed by old and young.
The Rev. Mr. Hamilton, of the lat Con-
gregational church, came up through the
expected to be present and address the meet-
ing. Citizens are invited to attend.
The first Monday in January has been
from the mourners of taxation, at the Pro-
bate office.
A new two story house, is what Vigilant
Engine Co.‘No. 3, want, and what they are
going to have.
.» The town‘meeting on Saturday afternoon
.0f 1.3.“. week, adjourned without taking any
action‘in -the case, of “Geo. B. Gorhatn,
against the town of Westport."
Mr. James Snagg of Saugatuck, became
crazy on Friday of last week, and was
taken to Middletown on Saturday. Mr.
.Sna'g‘g, has been draw-tender on the rail-
road bridge for the past four or five years.
Anumberof New York Police, accom-
panied by Superintendent Walling, were in
town on Wednesday, by invitation of E. S.
Wheeler, Esq., of this place, to visit Can-
keen Island, which for some time has had
mysterious characters abiding there; and
Mr. Wheeler thought it a good place to
secrete the stolen Charlie Ross, but the
severe storm of Sunday, to preach at Zion's any clue
chapel. I Santa Claus is in town and has his h '
. , . cad.
A Merry Christmas to allthe punters. N. quarters at “,9 stores of '30“ w. Taylor,
J. L. G. Cannon, and Taylor, Richards, and
Bradley.
Frost fish are plenty, and people to catch
them almost as numerous.
went to the Methodist Church entered the
class meeting, and while there made an ex-
cellent prayer. Some of our ciligens took
him fora detective. He stayed at Gray’s
Hotel over night, and in the morning cam-
menced his ten cent begging and drinking
expedition again, which he kept up until
noon, when he loll town for Norwalk, with-
out paying his hotel bill. We think the
man slightly deranged. Cause—liquor.
Extensive preparations are going on for
the decoration of the Episcopal churches
here for Christmas eve, when the services it
is expected will be very fine. ,
A runaway horse owned by Mr. Morrisv
created considerable excitement on Friday.
No one'hurt, wagon badly broken. *
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NEW CANAAN. .
A temperance meeting, with tlev. Lucien
Burlcigh as speaker, was announced for
last evening.
STAMFORD.
Mathew Fagan’s barn, containing about
ten tones of buy, several implements of
husbandry, a cow, and other property, was
destroyed b fire on Sunday night week.
Loss about 1,000. -
Katy Ryan, an employee of the Woolen
Nill, had a finger cut ofi‘, Monday, by its be-
iug caught in a machine.
. A fey years ago there moved among the
elite of I‘CWark, a wealthy and fashionable
young lady. .She was greatly admired and
ad a large re‘fiyue > of young men who
sought her bandit! 78111.. Miss N
finally left Newark and With her father and
mother took up a residence tn Stamford. In
her new abode also the young lady became
the center of an admiring circle, but seemed
to be oblivious of the fact ‘ that scores. of
brave and handsome youths were languish-
ing for her hand. At length her father
hired a coachman, who at once cast a pat-
ronizing eye on Jennie, and strange toss
the young lady secretly reciprocated Smith s
tender passion towards her; secret love
greetings followed .u which each pied ed
eiefrnal fidelity to each other. One day t.
N_--— came home pncxrectedly an put-
The reports put in‘circulation of late that
the undersigned. was out of his head, and
had runoff, have, like the supposed com-
mon sense ofthe authors thereof, no foun-
dation in fact. .
.The Trubce case, in which the' public can
be said to have yielded its interest. was tip
for a hearing :before Judge F. W. Perry,
Saturday . .
__ On'?Wednesdsy night last, burglars at-
tempted to enter the residence of Mr. Lett,
near Christ Church. They were intercept-
ed by -ll hired man lodging on\th e premises.
The annual communication of Temple
Lodge F. & A. 11., for the election of ofilcers
will be held at the Lodge, Thursday even-
ing of this week.
A special town meeting will be held it ext
Saturda atternoon, for the purpose of
,cconsi erlng the vote passed, on Saturday
Dec. 12, in regard to the Gorham road.
' Mrs. _Z. Sanford has left her place in
Westpofltfid removed to her new resi-
deuce, Sang. tuck. PAUL.
The prospect of a “ green Christmas" was
good until Sunday morning, when there fell
a covering of‘snow which may stay by us
some weeks. The magnificent skating
tin '01,. his slippers walkg up statrn to find
thegwhxesbouts of i e.- Qpenmg he!
room‘dot‘f. what was his astonishment to
find his 0,3,3 dear dart liter clasped in the
“ms 35 the “deli! Sm lit. The coachma'u
arose and reccived a Vllltulon from i)8 a 1
boot before he could 3° ”"19" ‘5 “Y ack
Robinson. It is needless “[55 “1“ Smith
flew down stairs like a str.‘_ 0“ creased
lightning. Papa, in a rage, “334 explana-
tion of his daughter, who in turn “9‘99“":
“ Me and Smith is married.” Sure furlough
the twain were indeed one, investigatio.‘I 50‘
log to show that a New York dominlc is.
tied the knot a month or so before the de-
noument. Papa, upon ascertaining this fact,
.at once commenced to sell all his real estate
:and convert his bonds into hard cash, Smith
.in the meantime being deprived of the com-
:fort of communicating with his 02 dear
Jennie. One pleasant morning a .days
ago, papa, mama and Jennie departed for
parts unknown. Rumor has it that the trio
‘ eat to France. Poor Smith is almost tran-
‘with grief, but thinks the meanest thing
life ‘0.“1'1‘3“ did was ‘0 sell all his 1'9“] 93' which the boys and girls had enjoyed dur-
me- 1- °» intends, however, to see the thin ing the week, is spoiled, and they must now
through ~and will follow Jennie up an
force a“; 0.“ gentleman into some comprom-
ise or other.
The trial 0.
of the notoriou
place before J
fly for comfort to the sled and sleigh.
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The Opera House is to be occupied three
nights this week by Burke’s Ta'bleanx of
Erin. This entertainment is an excellent
one, well deserving of the, patronage of the
general public. The panoramic scenes are
accompanied by an Irish Comedy which is
highly amusing, and the entire performance
gives good satisfaction.
'7 Michael Mackey, the father
1 Stamford desperadoes, took
notice Benjamin J. Daskam
at Stamford, las.‘-- Week. Many witnesses
were examined duxiog the trial,_whtch be-
gan Monday aftermbou and continued three
days, and while nothing was dev‘sloped to
make the character of this veteran in crime
darker. it was established conclusively .31“
his house has been for'yearo the rendezvous
and hiding place of law breakers in this lo-
cality, and that about all the burglaries,
thefts, and possibly some of the incendiary
plots of late could be traced there.— Mackey
was bound over to thc=Superior Court for
trial. He failed to procurobonds and was
ttaken to Bridgeport and) lod d in jail.
Some of the goods found in me ey’s hence
have been identified by Comstoek & Rogers
of New Canaan, and others by Mr. Seeley
;, ‘ Stamford. Advocate.
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Andrew Selleck has a very fine stock of
Books and fancy articles for presents. Do
not fail to call. .
Most of our Dry Goods and Grocer!
stores are making good displays or ”“01.“
for the Holidays. Go the grand 300305000
see what is what. ‘ ‘
Multitudinons are the articles suitable for
Holiday presents at E. K. Lockwood-’s “Old
Curiosity-Shop.” Take a stroll through his
store; and make your selections.
Harlem’s stock is above par and very suit-
able for presents to the male sex. His store
is handsomely decorated for the Holidays,
and callers will be sure of a cheerful greet-
.BBIDGEPOR'I‘.
'\ly the haudsomest block of houses
tilt in this city will be that which
- cresi'ed on Yasgg't‘cn‘ avg.
'of est st. . o n
§:;::nfiomlflé \loegcolt‘téistt’c :fsix hot'i‘sgs
. ' ‘ ‘v .,, ee eep. e
and is 103 feet ion, ‘35: “and, beautifully
front will be of bro ‘
desi ned and elsborat‘fil! “fled, 1.34 :21
riva the finest planet “I All Fifth out.
New York, in architectural a mun”.
Probal.
ever yet bi.
is now being
ing. v .
Santa Claus himself would be happy at
this season to live in such sweet and bean
"‘ charters as the Confectionery stores of
The ends and the rear will be but t of brick, tifu. _ .
with brown stone window. capo, comings, 3an1‘ 1,“th d5 00-, W8" sireet, and C. H-
fic. The block will be four Statics high, in- Douglas: ‘Hoiu Sincet. ,
cluding the high Mansard roof, with base. Wk '1 -. §_ "tcky persono.to draw-
ment. and sub-cellar. The houses are to be 0 W“ be '00 In "hodrowing “k“
on the English basement plan, with brown the prizesat Spencer’s! ' - .3“ Ill 9“”
stone stepsleadi to thezparlor floor. The
n ty-windows in root commence on the
st cond floor and finish on the roof with Oc-
t on towers which are surmonuted with
iron crestings. Au ornamented tron crest-
ing will also extend around the roof. In
the rear there are bay windows on the first
and second floors.
Mr. Charles Smith, ot'Easton, was~thrown
from his wagon whtle descending a hill
znear Stratfield Church a few days ago, and
ll’elIIfilllS in a very critical condition.
The Olivet Society are talking of build-
achurch on the lot recently given to
them biSelectman Ste hen Nichols.
. Hrs- amphere, of onroe, a lad about
lift spears of age.an‘d mother of Mr. inton
' ‘ where, at whose house she resided, re-
place the day after Christmas, a. , -.
sons cal have a hand in it by purcha.q..‘..
certain amoun'l of goods previous to tha. ‘
time at Spencer’s.
The officials of the Fairfield County Na-
tional Bank indulged in their semi-annual
dinner, at Bartlett’s on Friday last.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE WEED.
SCEENCK’S PULMONIC SYllUP
scanners suawmtn 'rbxrc.
- . SCHENCK'S MANDBAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption. Frequently medicine that ate a
cough ll occasion the death of the patient -
lock up the liver, stop the circulation of the blood,
follows, and in fact, they clog the
but caused the cough.
hemorrha
action of t 6 very organs t
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‘ I. bed last Salli: ‘ n' ht Liver Complaint and D spepsla are the causes of
tired it. 3;.” as ’well I! usgaiadhg it; '11:: two-thirds of consumpt on. Many persons com-
feehug l. . plain ofa dull pain in the side, constl tion, coated
morning “ 'u found to be dead. tongue, paiuintheshouldcr blade.fee ofdrow-
.. B. new «awn ms... Friday .. degenerate... so“. .i rs are. r
was voted to t‘flthome the “lemme“ ‘0 01" ing up of wlhd. These s ptoms no y o c u;-
trom a rdercd con tion of the stoma one
«a; row $30,000 to .39“ the current ex enses
~' ,tfof the year. ‘ -Stand,ard.
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or two heavy colds. and if the co 1: in out cases
he suddenly checks:I will find o stomach and
liver clo , rental as torpld andlnactlve, and
almost be ore they are aware the l are a mass
of sores, and ulcerated, the result of w ch is death.
Sehenek’s Pulmonie Syrup is an oxpectoraut which
does not contain 0 ium or. anything calculated to
check a cough and only. Schonck’s 86an Ten-
to dissolveotho food, mixes with the nodule Jutoes
of the stomaohnlds digestion and creates a ram-
ous appetite. When the bowels are costivc skin
sallow, or the a promo otherwise or a blllono
tendency, Schen ’o Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are inflated only b J. H.
SCHENCK It SON, N. . corner Sixth & Inch sts.,
Phila.. and are for sale byull d to and dealers.
Dr. Schenck will be at the Qulpc House Boston.
N’ovA and
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The telegram annoumillz the illness of
Mr. Andrews and his consequent inability
to meet his engagement on the 16th, was
the occasion of a great disappointment on
the part of the Ladies Association and the
public. A lecturer who holds the close and
applauding attention of 2,000 people as
Mr. Andrews has recently done at Steinway
Hall, must necessarily give great disappoint-
--'ment'by a failure to fulfil an engagement.
He expected to be able to present his lec-
ture by Thursday Dec. 313i, but as Mr.
Gough is advertised for that evening, the
coming of Mr. Andrews is postponed indefi-
1hitely, and all ticket holders can secure the
price of the same by calling on the persons
of whom they were purchased.
on the followin Wednesda : L
IS, and Doc. 2, fit and :0. ya on”,
Better than Goi South—"Go Southl Go South l”
is the parrot cry 0 tho‘ti'leudo of the consumptive.
It is well meant, but silly. Few of those who are
sufi'ertng With infirm throat complaints can no
South, or would be nefittcd if they did go. Bale s
Honey of Emotional and Tar is worth more than
mllhons of cubic feet of Southern air as~a rented
for every species of puigtona com laini ‘ t. liar:
cure anyeou . any co . an rouc a comp t,
and cfi’ectua arrest: the ten ency to consum tion.
Pike’s Too“ ache Drops—cure in 1 minute?
The Most Wonderful lllocovor of the
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ARABIAN MILK-CURE
FOB CONSUMPTION, and diseases of tho Throat,
Chest. plums!- Tke only Medicine of tho kind In
the World. A Sub-clause for Cod liver oil.
Permanently cures Asthma Bronchltlmlnci lent
Consum tion, Night Sweats. ices of Voice. 8 ort-
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Gentlemen intending to make New Year
calls and desiring cards, should call at the
.0 azette once at once and make their selec-
, ttlons. Illustrated cards are‘rapidly growing
in favor, and the new designs are as varied
as they are numerous
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of rich Leather Bags,
Q‘A new stock
just received for the holiday trade, at Com- 3°" 0‘ mio‘mmtoww'c“ h"°°'d'v°'°--
m... B resmwhse‘s. seesaw”.
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I? All buyers of Two Dollars worth of Arabian T0010 3100‘! Purifier!
gopid: tthis :Eekiim Spe‘ncer’sixwill- receive fifééggrfigfiafifikgfic * muanfi§gh§
a c e w c once or a prizes u - an . some or”-
re 1mm iii-tau, build-it tit uaro ,
e Musical Box. _ - mag: an‘ltleh‘lllood. It ctfisfl$tato=£5lfi
W oasesof all kinds,romoverConstBs:tton andre -
33‘ Wool Half Hose at Comstock Bro’s- Me! the Powell- F0! mm"!- Nifty. Lost i-
it; ~ . . sexism. ”we commerce-
43 Watson run Woonoinvi rates the Liver. in equal? mt: worth its hello m
. 8° PriceSlperbo le.‘ armaments wn'swd‘
Arabian So at Coated Liver Pills.
Thsycloansethe tverandStomaelt it] re-
movo‘Constipation: contain no calomel noryduy
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. The large Silk Hill at Warehouse Point
6 .x, above Hartford,were destroyed It fire last
. 4,‘ ' Wednesday evening. The mil covered
about two acres, and two hundred hands 0th?! WWW“ “Wound lot “Wynn“
thnoeorgan .wlthout soduc pun wooknoo’
we” employed. If”. over half ' million Prlcclocts' r x. Somumnglveo oazuld wall
of dollars. The Norwalk Insurance Co. we
see is in the list of sufferers to the extent of
49,500.
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selected by the Board of Relief to hear
officers were unsuccessful in discovering
found they are of no avail, not knowing
what to do, nothing further is done, but wait
for the cold'to wear away, believing that it
ultimately will. Alas! how many there are
who wear away with it. In some instances
aftera time the more violent symptoms of
its acute stage cease, and indeed for a time
it seems as though it were getting better.
For this delusive hope the patient alien pays
dearly, as it is generally the calm before the
storm. Insidious as its offspring, Consump-
tion, it is growing worse, needing but some
slight irritating cause, and when expected
least, to return, not only in its former state,
but in a worse form. And so, from time,
now seeming better, and again worse, pa-
tients are inveigled into the belief that it
will not seriously injure them, until it show”
what inroads it has been making on the
system, and that while apparently slumber-
ing it has been most active. Unfortunately
this is often realized too late, very often not
until the patient is actually in consump-
tion. .
As it progresses, it produces a feeling of
uneasiness, heat and stillness of the nastrils,
which are often closed on one or both sides,
caused by a‘thickcning of the membranes .-
from inflammation. Usually a' thin watery
discharge commences, excoriatin'g that part-
of the skin with which it comes into con-
.tact. So acrid is the discharge in some
cases that the upper lip and edges of the
nonstrils present the appearance of erysipe-
las so much so, indeed, that I have known
instances wcrcthey have been treated for
it. And numerous have been'those who
havecome under my notice of men whose
upper lips had becomeso excoriated as to
render shaving an absolute impossibility.
Some of these had been treated for the “bar-
ber’s itch.”
The discharge after a time becomes thick'
either white or of a purulent greenish yel-
low color, and at times tinged with blood.
As the disease progresses it becomes more
purulent, with an odor more or less dis-
agreeable, at times very offensive—so much
so, that after a time the breath becomes re‘
voltingly ofi‘ensive. Now it is when there
is danger of the septum or division of the
nostrils being eaten away.
The discharge eitherfiows from the nose
or drops 'into‘ the threat, csnsinga tick-
ling feeling, with a constant desire to swal-
low and clear the throat, and has to be
hawked up in order to obtain relief. There
is usually great difiicultyin raising it, more ’
particularly in the morning. Owing to its
glutinous nature it adheres to the mem-
brane, and it is only after much efiort ithat
it is dislodged, the efi’ort. to accomplish
which not unfreqnently producing gagging
or retching with nausea. ‘
In time the senses of smell and lose be-
come greatly impaired and entirely lost-
As the frontal sinuses become. involved, a
distressing headache, or a dull, heavy pain
over the forehead makes its appearance,
and neuralgie pains in the face and head as
the other sinuses become afieeted. After a
while the memory becomes impaired, a
restless nervous feeling accompanying it,
seriously interfering with application to bu-
siness or study ; with some general restless-
ness of the mind.
A night sleep is often interrupted by the
constant falling of mucous. into the thjoa
producing a tickling feeling or of choking,
or by a sensation of dryness in the mouth '
and throat, with feverishness and thirst.
Others again are excessively drowsy, more
especially during the day 'after eating; or
if attempting to read, “the letters all run
together,” as patients express it, and in a'
few moments the book or paper has fallen
from their hands, and they 'are fast asleep,
from which they awake more frequently
with a dull, stupid feeling than refreshed.
On rising in the morning, very often the
tongue will be coated and a disagreeable
taste in the mouth, accompanied sometimes
with nausea and dizziness. ‘At such times
there is not apt to be much appetite for
breakfast. 3 -
The majority of persons sufiering from
Cgtarrh‘ are costive' or constipated in their
bowels. The face, with some, will sudden-
‘ly become flushed and hot. Stooping to
pick up anything will produce dizziness,
with pain in and over the eyes and with,
specks floating before them.
When the inflammation oxiends through
the tear-passage to the eye, it infismes that
organ, causing the tears to flow upon the
slightest irritation or exposure, producing
what is gepcrally called “weeping eye." If
it extends through the 'eustachain tube to
the middle car, it produces noise in the ear,
with ultimate deafness. As it extends to
the throat, it gives rise to. dyspepsia, bIOnr
chitls, and finally to consumption. The ex-
perience and investigations of the greatest ‘
stylin- ip medical science have fully estabe
torpid liver. Persons so afiected, if the take one -
"M ”)8 fast that in fullyltwovthirds ofthe
«(consumption it commenced by in»-
caseo . ._ . hi
flammation 3‘ W: W PM“, with: s ,
Catarrh.
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Dr. ROWE’S treatment lot! 0:23: 3:;
tirely eradicates the disease; is pa. 'rup-
can he continued at home without inte.. _
tion to business,
Numerous references can be given if re-
quired.
R O W E .
, will be in
N O B. “W A. In K s
at ’
THE NORWALK HOTEL,
For The Day Only !
Monday, Dec. 28th.
Where he can be consulted on Catarrh, in
its various forms, and all diseases of the
Throat, Lungs, Ear, Liver, Blood and Dys-
pepsia. ' - . -’- ,
DR.
, NOTICE.
Dl‘. Rowe's charges for treatment are
such'as to place his service's- within the
reach ofall.
Dr. Rowe :-—Desr Sir :
It ives me pleasure to write. you of the
bean t I have received from your judicious
and successful treatment of starrh, from
which I have sufi'eted .so much. That
which I called a “severe cold in the head,"
had increased its severity, year by year,
until the Autumn I first called on you. At '
that time, I was convinced that a longer
neglect must inevitably lead to the disease
of my lungs as my throat was alteady afiect-
edconsidenably and severely, and my phy-
sical strength generally impaired. I had no
knowledge of you beyond - a treatise of
yours which I had read, and 1 may add,
that the prejude natural to one strictly
educated to the views of the result! prac-
tice,.did not aid mevin seeking one of whom
I knew so little. But I was unable to find
any help through the ordinary treatment of
catarrh, and therefore followed my Inclina-
tion and went to you. I was satisfied lflel’
the application of your medicines, that if a
cure could be efi‘eeted. your method -. could
do it. I have carefully followed your di-
rections, and though from its long standing
and severity of my case my recovery. has
been slow I am happy to say it has been
sure, and I cannot but wish for all who are
suffering “out this disease a prompt and‘
speedy relief by your sure, sensible and cer-
tain hell‘s. Yours respectfully.
as. L. J. Courts, Norwaik, Conn.
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Would respectfully announce to their nu
merous patrons and the public generally,
that their stock of ,
Clothingi
is exceeding] y large and prices extremely low
OVER coats,
which we claim is the largest and finest in
town, and at prices which will bear the
closet inspection.
suitable for Holiday gins,comprising elegant
Soar-fa,
I’UNDERSHIRTS
menu...
All tools Market in Plain Figures.
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as and 84 Ill- locus.
The subscriber havin taken the above Ho
, reparod to furnish Bosondln; Lodging drill:
y or week. atlow rates. In thovllcatanrtmt apoc-
lal palns will be taken to supply the wants of eso-
tomcrs. It is hoped to secure alorgo share ofpat-
nonage by deserving it. Open from 6 a. in. until
12 p. in. 3m 44
J. E. JONES.
Norton.
nssns. HARLEM too. have just received
a fine stock of Fashions lo Bondy-lad.
crush! and Shirts for Men. Youths and
no . whio they are olforin at Forms: Pistons
an shall continue manufae uring Clothin from
Cloths in their Custom Department, suite is for
this market to which they invite attention.
HARLEM c 00., under the Opera House "
Wall Street, Not-ml .
LADIES’ Hills.
treat llllltllll
Holiday
TRADE.
repaired and ncwl listed or For Capos cut
over and made into loaablo Collars or Boas,
can have them done by the subscriber. in Franklin
St., first house south of the Union School. Mr. B.
has on hand the best kind of silk and satin for lin-
lng mufib. match tho
fur. Ladies wishing furs newly lined will
Please call and leave them before the bun-fed season
aney Fur Robes repaired and nlolwiyligted.
._ IDIOT.
South Norwalk. Oct. m, 1874. - {In
—
T F. A. GUNTHER,
FURRIER,
ROY! SHEET, IPIINGWOOD.
Furs Cleaned, Repaired and Altered.
Special attention paid to Seal and fine Furs. New
Furs made to order. 3min
FURS! FURS! FURS!
Ulrs AND ms of ill kinds repaired and
lined at short notlccand on reasoncble terms by
Miss HARRIET BUCKNAM,
Foot of Ehza‘ both Street.
South ,Nomll, Comm.
Elizabeth Street runs from west end of tho 0 to
House to the water. , _ '50
.—
BRflTHERS
FOR SALE.
$1,000,000.00
. tstt ESTATE!
loud for Cur-logic.
OCEAN "SSA“ TICKETS
—AND—
Fox—61.x). laureate-e
a ‘ I . . ~AT.- I , ' l I ‘
chAPms'r’nA'rms
tire, rut: sits scctsrttr
. L_- 1‘."
INSURANCE
, EFFECTED m
CAPITAL harassment) ovnu
.70,000 ,000.
CHECK STAla’S.FOR SALE COUPONS
COLLECTED. DEPOSITS RN02! V10,
S 1101' TO CHECK AT SIGHT
0
WINTER“
UBJ
INTEREST ALLO WED ACCORD-
ING T0 MUTUAL AGREE-
MENT, AND A
We would call especial attention to our
unrivaled stock of
titer its turn
TRANSACTED AT Ins:
Banking, Real Estate, and
Insurance Office, .
-0F-" '
Melvillé 'E. Mead,
- Old Bank Building, South Norwalk.
JACOB PI. LAY'I‘ON, Cashier.
1
Diaries for.1'8.75.
A nice asgprt ' Buy early and have your
choice, at
- Uhle’s Drug' Store.
' a splendid line of
wax, lilllllA assault utnstr'
. r-‘ou True nonrnaxs.
China Heads,W Heads, with Moving Eyes,
and Hair. Also on and Arms._
0
We have a large stock of
BRICK
Furnishing. coats,
Muflters,
‘ Handkerchiefs,
than, &c.
rs. mum-opasocouoonn
T555“... BLUE no 631.1) 001.-
ooxirs PABIAN a». remote on ma
LAVA 'WARE 'ronacco SETS, AND mt
oasaunnrnn Boom cusses, VERY
Low ts PRICE.
FLORENCE HAND MIRRORS,
Plate glass and common—will not warp or crack
from dampness or heat.
‘ Jhe usual line of '
Perfumery, Hair Oils, Pemades,
Combs Brushes. Whisk Brooms, Toilet Wa rs
Soap-what Preparations, Tooth Powders, To let;
Powders, ac.
CHEST Mill llllli PlilllEliTllllS,
in Felt, Flannel, Lamb’s Wool and Chamois skins.
An excellent provoutlon of sudden colds during
the winter season.
litters, Straps. Shaving Soaps.
AND BRUSHES.
ggggpg BOOKS Instances-s
A large stock of
GENTB’
AND
DRAWERS. .
Butler’s Du Slit Elites. “finals DRUG 3T0“,
11 lain Street,
uonwanu, ,- - count.
I .-In Rosewood Case ' b one of the boat
We hSVe 5““ 3999le 33 “'0‘“ 0f P'tIt! rs, and in good condl on.ywtll be sold low.
' Apply to B. B. CBAUFUBD,
ml at National Bank of Norwalk.
$1000 REWARD I
will be paid by the authorities of the
Town of Greenwich,
For the arrest I’d conviction of the persons eon-
' corned in the murder of
GEO. B. LOCKWOOD,
0f said Greenwich on or about the 28th day of
ctober last.
llill liril'llll lllii
' FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
‘ ,‘ gr. .1. ' a)“ Selccimen
CHILDREN 8 ’ , ' tannin} Giu'iiwictr.
Greenwich. Conn" Dec. 7m. 187‘. auto
or .
oats. . ' -
Cap? 076” Quintatd’s Furniture Rooms
will be found a complete assortment of
rpm-rams, ac,
meeteuueuw estrus:
a large Writ-.81“ .03
CHROMOS, PICTURE FRAMES,
. IAOOKIM CLAIBES, kc.
Our stock of
‘BOYS’ CLOTHING
llllo d i ll:
:3... .cs::::m;g,asruu a:.a...z
I! immense. trusses HMO OTC! O8 _ I8 310', a
.K __ E. QIIIIIAID'C; Sill.
c. ll. tetanus.-.-
Manufacturing Boulettitlllet.
Keeps constantly on hand a large variety of _
Pure Confectionery
Always Fresh and of the Bcst Quality, at
Wholesale and Retail .
Also a superior article of
ICE CREAM,
' ,a'w T i .aud mun
$01) unriwfii'oh‘i’ri'di‘eiu ms 8m) Foun-
talus.
Pruitt, Nuts. fine Imported and
Domestic Cigars.
No.91 loluiuccl.
Art Elegant loo (3qu and Restaurant
for ladies ondtleutlcmou. ~ '
O. H. DCC’CLASS, Proprietor
Ol‘ EVE-H
ICIIPTION»
Bomsrcct Bros,
lunar-coo Inuit-s, lo. Hawaii
48 lor- Itroot, Ecru-1k.
at latitudinal, ‘
LADIES wishing their Intro and For Collars ' '
LGENERIL BANKINGBUSINESS ” . .
FINEST GUSTO! W0“. _
.....,»-»><~»- own”... -.rv .»
_. ,........:,... - ..Mmumw.¢.~=u—»~ -. -
ggfitill Ahead
:ns m pint-n:
Competition Dolled.
’,
m
New YORK
Clothing House
0
N6. 41 Main Street,
WILL SELL
READY-WE
’4
untrue,
.g-p...
3 ltttlnotts Prices,
equally as good as tho
ASSORTMENT LARGE!
4
ooudsting of the latest and most attractivo styles 0
Cassimers,
O
' Meltons,
Beavers,
Doeskins,
Etc, Etc,
Purchased expressly for the Fall and Winter sco-
sou chill, from the loading Clothiers of New
York City, Messrs. Henry and John Paul.
GENTS’ .
Furnishing Goods
- tits, tits, at,
at amazingly low prices. In tact they are almost
GWEN AWAY!
TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS,
SHAW]: STRAPS,
”MORENO, into.
nor: urn minnow.
it
Remember that the Bargain
Assortment can always esecurod at
Tallow:
A One Prime
and Largest
litioithttilltluust
- ND. 41 “All SHEET.
A few extracts from the t number received
by the most eminent music in the United States
may not be inappropriate: ,
‘ I have never seen a Piano which unto the We-
ber Plauoforte. Geo. _ . Bram. .
The Weber Piano occupies justly the first rouk
amongst the Best Pianos. J. N. Pontoon.
‘th ESTY unmet until
Just opened!
A full assortment of
'GUINET
BLACK ill—KS
(WA IIAN'I'I. 'I'O Ill-s)
-51».
Very Low Prices.
lllilES' llllllllll HITS & BONNET S
constant]
and Judge for youse
missus nuocuwax’s
.orlect IchO'ol.
ltegularlagliehCoarsel'oar Years.
aluminum. III-III All PAIITIII. ‘
Drawin from east and from nature. A limited
numbcro pupils received into the famil . Winter
Term commences Blonds Nov. mm. 874-. For
circulars address MISS S BBOCKWAY, '
1:25 - Boxuil, Norwalk, Conn.
MIss STE VENS.
will reopen her
Family and Day School,
rmunsnax, on". tour, isvs.
Thoronfh Instruction in all branches of English
Educa on. Also,
Drawing, Pallilug,l.uuguagco,llluolc.
OBJECT-DRAWING madoa specialt . llndi-
mcntsreceivc articular attention. Ad recs
MISS 11 EN M. STEVENS. Principal,
Box 264, P. 0., Norwalk, Conn.
Locust llill Seminary
YONKEBS, R. Y.
mass EMILY a. sewn
ILL REMOVE HER SCHOOL F011 1'0ch
LADIES from Dorian. Conn.. to Locust Hill
Avenue. Yonkers. A Summer Term of twelve
weeks, will commence A ril 7th. 1874. For circu-
laro and terms of tuition or that time. address un-
til April lot. EMILY A. RICE, Darien, Conn., or
1 onkers. N. Y.
NBS. J. B. BETTS
Has now affine assortment of
BOTH TRIMKED AND UNTRIMMED,
' ' which she ofi'ers
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Also LADIES’ DRESS and MOURNIXG CAPS
on hand.
Norw , Nov. ”d. 1874.
'TO THE LADIES !
MRS. GEURGE H. CAMPBELL,
MAIN STREET,
invites the attention of the Ladies to her fine stock
Fall llilllnery Goods
comprising ill the
LATEST NOVELTIES,
and everything in her line desirable, which she
w
illdlspooc of at
Prices to Suit also 'l‘lmcs.
Look at a low prices:
Groo Groin Ribbon, all silk, 30 cents per yard,
Folt Hats, all colors, 87 cents,
Fine lilon BraidleJfi. _
Flowers. from m cents per spray to $3.00.
Poncho". Ostrich Tips,
Long Ostrich Plumes, from 83.00 up.
fromCOccntstofl—w,
Ladies! call and personally examine the ”:13;
ves. - .-.
LUPIN’S
Blank ”Ila litre ,
' Very Cheap.
Earle a. Smith.
POTTER
DEALER IN
PIANCS CRGANS‘,
MELODEONS-
summm MUSIO.&o..
\isll StrestJlsmlt, 0t.
NEXT BOO. to SAVINGS BANK
3'. M.
I keep a large stock of instruments on hand and
1 them on Monthly Installments. Everybody
can have a Piano or Organ.
SOLE AOIN'I‘IOH 'rn CNLHBIATHD
WEBER PIA Nos,
' ' sunny .e soars,
coo vacuum a FULLERS,
_ 5.41an BRO rush,
VASE .9 son, 4
and will furnish at short notlco.
Call and sea them.
can menstruation
Taken in Exchange for low.
TUNING ANDREPAIRI G
Dono at short notice.
The Wake! Piano.
The Weber Pianos cannot possibly be surgeon].
S. B. an.
I used the Weber Grand Piano because I consid-
er it the best. in the world. Harry Sanderson.
The Weber Planolpzaesseo overytblu that can
bewishodfor inn 0. Geo. W. man.
The Weber Plano t its
best manufactured am.
The Weber Pianos stand first amongst the splen-
did Pianos produced in this Country.
Clara N. Briana-ho].
A ten yoars’ experience satisfies a that the We.
ber Pianos are unopproachablc.— olm Humid.
I would call especial attention to .
ranks foremost omon
l 'me
Beautifully finished in black walnut and
rosewood,combining more erfections than
any other in the world. so taken more
than on nmunn up turn oonn tran-
ans sun rtttsr nutritious, at Fairs and Ex-
hibitions throughout the United States.
They are endorsed by the highest musical
authorities. '
vor heard.
It oi the hestle
C It lily Geo. W. Kenyan.
It is mkwhich to the highest proloethat
can be bestows on any instrument.
0. B. Seymour, «steal Grim N. 7. Times.
The are the best reed instrument we have
met w th.
0. d: J. H. Odell, Organ ButldcrtJI. 7.
it is the nepluouitra ofreed instruments.
Profvdyt L! Bukf"
l'. contains sweetness an over in so
unusual deflect-Rec. Bishop p.S'mtpcou, J!
E. Church.
Language fails in adequacy to convey a
fair idea of the perfectl enchanting power
of this instrument—I dent.
Vastly so evict to emails «i: ii; kind
have ever p ayed 09911.? to. , mg.
The Esty Organs are without a superior.
Geo. lat-dens, Oman Builder, N.- 1’.
No tremolo has yet been invented that
will in any wa compute with lllll for mar;
tr deflect: . m-4--Jebm.0me to.
it is not merely the but. but it is the only
mochantcairenmdastloa ofthe it?“ voice
which has ever to is rd _ e 9. ll. 0,
Miller
W‘WW" art mt its
as .Amtlon- .
' J. I. portals, New.
entertain permanent and transient
rooms; good table; reasonable
claoo Livery connected with the
to all trains. Eve?
38tf D. .
CLEWS
vest money at the above rate, we earnestly beg in-
vestors to call and examine at the ofilcc ot
MILLINER Y .'
AD!!! s—I shill open a. new and carefully
selected assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
his present week, at my moms on Main Street.
where I shall be pleased
all who ma favor me with a
m 7 a.
to see my customers and
call. Booms open
in. MRS. J. B. BETTS.
1874.
m. 08
Norwalk. Oct.
st
99st, 49st, 25st, Illct. !
lllll llllll'llll
CONE AND SEE THE
tlltlll'l' BARGAINS
a: grist es
996., 490., 25c. and 100. Store,
llo. C Holst Street, Norwulk,
Go, see the Creeping Baby,
lie. see the Negro Jig Dancers,
All running by Clock Work.
You are not expected to urchase sim ly
use you come to loo at. oods, us
would prefer you to purchase store the
great rush.
, . a
Croatoor- Novoltloo in
Children’s Sewing Machines for 99 Cents.
Largo Dolls with Moving Eyes, for 99 Cents
Bargains all through my Stock.
Presents for everybody; uselulaswell as
ornamental. Bargains in the 10 Cent Dc-
partmcnt. Leave your money with a man
who uses the largest part of in town again.
G. H. RICE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in'
Fancy Goods,
NOBWALK, CONN.
pursuant HOTEL,
Corner Halli Ind Won Sim, NOBWALK, OT.
Tun named having takcntho above wen.
known centrally located Hotel, is prepared to
cats. Good
ceo. A first.
otol. Carriages
cfiort made to lplease.
MOREHOUS , Proprietor.
10 PER CENT. INTEREST-
First Mortgage on farm-lands.
5 Per cent Semi-annually.
NO BETTER SECURITY.
made arrangements with HENRY
Havln
1 00.. well known bunkers, to safely in-
Wilson it. Hurlbutt,
GAZETTE BUILDING.
J. BELDEH HURLBUTT.
Willlllil ritual,
Bitters and Still .
lml Attendants Furnished
After the most. modern and approved styles and
on shortest notice.
FRANK MEAD & Co.
l rust. 1.th .
0!“
FALL 00008,
AT
Theo. Harrison’s.
Tit Fairlellmli‘lf'i'atitts Bail
Thursday ilctslist lsl, ~l8ll,
In the Banking Rooms of; the fair
field Co. National Bank.
. at out hits I II to ma to!
"‘T’ mil-actives. .....;,.’.
“mags Eli” ntitl lineamdiiy evenings
mismatches...
A!!!
THE
[it till.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
FI‘HEO. HARRISON.
THESE GENTLE-
IIN have seen and are
pleased with the chromos 1 4, ~ —
'Plnck." which for their ,; .e - 2 c 0 '
humor and fine moral leo- ‘ «<3 J44 '/
son as well asthc excel- - " i- .5 *
lends of execution, are .{Cap a
of the day, and should \ , ‘ \‘
islave aplacc in every fam- 3
2"". If not; ouud at your Picture Dealers send .
your order, or for a dcserlxtivc circular. to tho
the mostpopular chromos .
Price 10 the ‘/
publisher. I. If. DIOR , Chick“. O-
Dnsmotts of accommodating those of my esso‘
tumors, and others, who wish to purchaoo
Moses, 1 have recently perfected amngemcuto,
whereby ncompetcnt fl fisiciauwlll be iuo ‘ ~
once at my store, No. sin Street, every V
day, Min 1 to 5 o clock. p. m.. who will a p a
perfect and proper manner everyguso
extra charge. A private room been arranged.
for the urpopennd Trusses that willfitanu ho
comforts .lc writ be ranteed. A full stock or
eve vane will be oundtosewctfromJucl
SE]. ’8 ED RUBBER 'J‘IllISiS'i o .
lent article. find the New ELAS 0.13:7”,
which 18 meeting with a sale. This truss has
no metal springs. is exc ysim loin construc-
tion, more comfortable. dura le, an cflcicut i“-
any other truss ever invented. For children .thoy
are cspcclnlly valuable, electing completl euros,
without pain or annoyance. ‘ ' ‘ : z
I alsoprotpgsc timetiblish inthifocogtfoctlom,
specialty o urgl ancea or oral
Illa dogficncieo 0 av Ed." 3']! "
d. EAR TBUIP ,
B mu... 8%? it" 10"B mfifilhmm"
s, o r races up ovory‘.
Jill and anything in the line lg: may be rcqnlnod
all ofwhich will be measurod a
without extra expense, by tho .
Rubber Goods of every description. Syria-goo.
Pumps, Bed Patio. and an othcrconvcnctoueco
apparatuses forrho sick room constantly on ha
3' Remember the day. ' '
oarm’anaxs, lr-o- s to o, p. m.
A ph sician to fit your trusses, and tako orders for
Surgical appliances. applied by oxppol‘i;
e
Trusses
enced persons, allother days as 1!. It will
you to give me a call.
Herbert L. Uhle.
. .
W
33—“: :1. ' :-t'
1‘
year creases the populari-
Every
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation 3
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect-
ed reparation fisr restorin Gun
v on man Hans to its you color,
makm’ g it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scdp, b its use, becomes white
and clean. I: removes allernptions _, _
and dandrufi; and, its tonic prppe
erties, prevents the ' from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair lands. By its use,«the hair
ows any: an stronger. In
aldness, it restores the capillary.
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new owth, except in
extreme old age. t is the most eco-
nomical Ham Dnussmo ever used,
as it requires fewer aptfilications,
and gives the hair a splen 'd, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D.,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
“Theeonstituents are pure, and care-
fully selected for excellent uality;
and I consider it the BEST unra-
i:.\'rtox for its intended purposes."
861.! by all Druggt'sts, and Dealers I'll MW .
Prim Ono
. .
Buckmgham’s Dye.
FOR THE winsnns.
As our Reucwer in many cases
“requires too, long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this:
dye, in one preparation; which will
uickly and effectually accomplish
tiis result. ‘,It. is easily applied.
and produces a color whie will
neither‘rnb nor wash ofi! Soldlby
all'Druggists. Price Filly Cents. .-
Manufactured by a. P. tutu. a'oo..
NASHUA. N-H.
‘NESBITT’S cuter suit
Is a wonderful cure for _. .
the -
Colds. Quinsy, and Tickling of
Throat.
It has been used for over too years, therefore of-
fered on its own merits. For sale by
n. n. a c. s. puowru.§_‘
rots-old County Hallo-a1 Ion:
TEE Annual election of Directors of thio
will be held at the Banking Room. on 1.
Jan 12th. 1875. Polls open from It o’clock. -
M., to o‘clock, ll. ‘ ' _‘ -
CHAS. H. STREET, Canister, . .
Norwalk Dec. 14th, 1874. '
. {Jo-PARTNERSHIP.
HE firm of MORISON SON 8 HUTCHINSOH,
bciu dissolved by the death of THOMAS A.
M03130 . the undersi ed surviving partisan
have this- day formed a ‘o-Partnershlp and will
continue the business heretofore conducted
said firm under the firtn name of MOBISON
HUTCHINSON.
THOMAS H. MORISOX.
_ GARDINER S. BUTCHISSON.
Norwalk, December lst, 187i.
E. B. FODTE, M. 0.
I20 letington Avenue.
An Independent Physician,
annomo moment,
and receives Letters from all partsof the Civlllud
World. -
.._!
II III IIIIIIAI. I” If
totltcliit a Helical Practice
HE IS TREATING
Numerous Patients in two. the Writ Indies
the Dominion of Ca a. and in every
State of the Union.
“III! I". ll IAIl III! I! IIAIII.
No mineral medicines or deleterious drugo‘uood.
“as during the past twoury your-o fraud once-o
fully nearly or quite 40,000 cases. All facts ooh
nested with each case are ca ly record“.
whether they be communicated'by letter or in porn
son, or observed by the Doctor on his associate
physicians. The latter are all scientific medical
men. , .
All invallds at a distance are required to answer
an extended has or plain questions. which win be
furnished by mail free or at the me. A complete
system of registering prevents mistake or coutu-
ion. Case books never consulted. cxeopr‘by olo
hvscians ot' the establishment. For free consul-
tion send for list or questions. A sixty-mo
pamphlet of evidence of success sent free also.
Address DR. E. B. FOOT?“
DR. F001}: is the author of MEDICAL Connors
Sousa, a hook that reached a circulation or over
250.000 copies; also, of "Imam Born Task,” my.
recent) publmhed,whlcbhasookl.:to the onto-a
ot":o,tl)gcopies; also, of “Science lufloxy,” which
is now being published in series.
cos'rnx'rs TABLE. ,.
ofall, exec 'hgt firstrmcnttoncd work;t
is out ofp nt),,wll be sent hoe on n plica‘tlou
either Dr. Foote, or the Mum rm Pub 7
Company, whose olllcc is. 129- ast ‘Ib'ih . 7 _
Agents-both men and wourwoateu to soil tb
foregoing works,,to.whomallborol roll: will to
allowed. The belfln ngs ofomoll ortunes have
bcenmadclusol nQ-ltrr‘l'ooto’o- r wot-to.
“Plain Home Tolkfl ll portion ' Mtg“ to
adults, and "Science in Story” 8 use the log to:
the your: . Sendforooateatsra o roe tor your-
selves. et or til-were a mums-do of ICC.
.tlons w ob , and cutie-ten tool octagon-.7:
shunt tun their photo us. Then to
in I tot-attire at all the either of the fare -
works. "Science in Story can only be hurl; 1
agents or ofthe publishers. Once moro. . gr : '
. M°r.:r..W....sr‘°s-;.
é» . '
Norwalk Chronicler