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ASSETS AFTER DEDUCTING
‘ SJMIHJI'Lul'
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W“ - daily and nightly from cold and starvation.j NEW ADVERTISEMENIS-J ”mlom & NEqun ’ F A i it F I E L D WILLIAM - c STREET! m CONVLY§EEF§;- N OHICA GO LOSSES. BYMARY ms Donal.
g Work .is scarce and wages are-low, half the ‘
t laborers in the city are workmen halftime,
hid the icxtrci'ue' cold mikes ,lifiixi‘ ._ higher
Momma, what’s zis on my apo’on ?
Na'ssy'ap’on, make me ky,-—-
ti
" "geranium
Al‘t‘hfi'dfillfigltfiii‘éfj'lififriu‘i’li‘: mm... ,- ~,- - is w t street W" “ “'
I w ,‘ . -. --.'.mv Tw Muslims: innate 30" t . . ~ .. ,. .
mtr- , 0 5_ r. J; ' _ . ‘ "‘ . , ‘ ' ‘ - ' . . .. I _
*4... douche...» 0:33;:audacitstaiethuamt.iii: FIRE ,oEoliZEIGHT LINE- cowmls a MERRILL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
, e at. 211 ., ' . than ever. ‘IIOIv'vanxiouslI'Lihc‘. 001: for J __ . . . . _. _ .. , , . .
illnssday, F but y ' ’~ 1875 . the coming ofsvrinsmnd‘ho’lmolw’thr cold :ltcES-t c‘i’é'fihul‘é‘éi‘Situfmlt‘l‘fr‘l‘milmcl’lifimiii‘y’ “‘°“'°““°“‘°‘ . .. . ~ - ., ~ ., we. r ' “ —' ‘ , . Azentrgtrffrvggfi ”not?“ P°'§:‘,,°.”°*m ,,.
. ' -' . . ' . , . ‘(lavs‘puss \v-ilh théln. Heav'ch'help them— increasing—Agents wanted everyvfllere-best in- H I j ,lb‘fiw 3E S' ‘ I. . Ill) ll: ancnmmnc‘ compan“ 047 81807 Naughty “you, awfu "sky,—
‘ . ~' - MN‘IINIOSIYNE. ’, ' '° -- ' - . ' ft), m_ duccments—don’twaste time-sendf'oulircnlarto - ~ . . . . . . . ~‘ ‘~ g ‘ ,. ' . a, ’ .I ‘ Emilio 3"“ 1 t... t, t P - n1 3 'nm e e_
“These-letters' gentle fiae’ pile . , PPF'PE will “1119.400 1“" ‘0' mm" 0 e , ROBIR'I.‘ Writ.r.s,4.‘$\'escy sous. Y.,I'.. o. 1101:1287. » . ‘ r . , .. . -a , :‘z ._ . t, u: u. - , . . . - Hartford, , . 1.333330 utttn “559.1 3 y
.. .- Ii" ~'~'- (1h A-‘LITTLE 1:1:va ornsx. ' ~—, ~. -_ . I. . o. .12 . ‘ a ,g. . . -.—-'—-— thntx l. , 4 ' , .
rluliilt‘lltliiii'udgilfi’igllgu335m’3 Jim FM is dead' bat his “'0": su‘rvivcs. " ‘ .“g-éfiigég togetherwm' “”1 “me" °‘ ' mON, STEEL, MECHANICS’ TOOLS, AGE] , . . ,. ‘ ,1 SSSE'Si‘Sl‘édil‘i‘ff" CL 2.33;:3‘77323 Go ’th 'oElltdéittllt 15:33:33 323:5”
. . 1' u‘ ' - ‘ v , ' The Erie Railroad Company 1’ Puzzmg “' '0‘ ‘ ." ”’5 ’ ‘ r! CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS CARRIAGE , :\ Phoenix Brooklyn 11.x. t.5ls 55110 . . ' ‘
. Theulltltllhfiulemm P“?.‘.’€°‘13“‘ wise head to know what to do with the ‘3'"‘aig .25. CI'OGKEI'Y and Glass Wile. SOUth N0r0'31k1'-°nn' ’ . . “ .0," ' ‘2\. contine'ntatometi York. 0427149621 Dim me “udder PM6 9‘ “‘de i
gwfytgflfimhlle- . N0“)?! “‘9'“ 1 9mm, on”, House, which was the some“: 9 0 Egg Ba 8g I m t .m h - x ed BODIES, wnusLs, mus, snar’rs, ; I - “m n I~ ’ International m “r h n 0 ‘ 223.3300 Den I’ll be oor ’lttie pres-sns.
2':' ' ' t'» ' . , .' ~ - ’ . ~ . n e ' _.._- . c ' . ‘_ v. -- . t I.'. "
. ‘3. .» °_‘v P'?‘P“"°“g“ “M.“ P 33“.“ Elsks wglgfkcvelfi- hFlsk ”Malta”? 0390:: _ i. ‘Bfifiggd ”p" ” m e” “m “We" " ; . , HUBs AXLES. srmcs. Bows. , , . ~ . Siii‘filifiifu‘lsprit‘t'gn‘éiafnfilu, ' 59178033 mm, m zis naughty :00 string
..: .‘ . . . .. "‘8 o lc wu mmle' to to so. - a ' .y - . _ . , ., t . . . . M -. 500000 - . t t , , '
count one or to mm... m...“ .3 n... .u s e a snag F I S H M AR K E T” faith '1 1 $2.00. 000 . .ft‘i‘h-”9‘l”:2*.‘*99‘i”iii” WHITE 5 PROPELLERS iifilhiufliliiifi'u..“” , otuueuoomuo ouue uouu.
. ;-Dl§Cl‘1§€9-d.W-lbhlntl smgleluld» . the theatre part [if it to the company for ‘7': ¢ 'sgfi‘”: §E . . ' _ . . ,. . ‘ pl. 3. - ' ' ‘ l L8 “us-““155": ';.. Will'continuo'to make regular trips between Nor— commercetAlePYvN'Y- “64'4“” “5 all b’Oke—‘I W3“! nay Pop-pa
Of sheathlug‘ptpcr, when the knife $75 000 m, annum The theatre and the g ‘5 e“: N . . ‘ " ‘ 21-. 1. . tawngrre‘ivvorkrriees. ,0 w_ Bridge and New lorlr, durin the winter, Narragansett, otProvtaencc R. 1., 754,94100 Buy me nudder, way down town.
’8'“ 0‘)'eut£.l’l'u its heart of gold! ’ l” ‘ ' . ° '3 ‘ d E SE where all kinds 01 Fifi" can be obtained in tho 0 L“- ; ‘ r“ W“ ' “ " ’ “M sto Ping at South Nor-walk to race yo and leave Audufimcmnflfiufh 1.250.000 00
. t ,. . -, . rooms attached he wanted for hlshevy of z ., o propel-season. Alsothebestof m, m. Fm: m received from and delivered at llome,of Columbus,O.. 433,447 34 .
T . . . on core - 3 Q ' S as a g M '
[shea‘i‘é’gg‘i’intfié‘g‘gbnigggtuwu 'harlots, and therein he held the Wlltlest or- .‘E ‘20 357% So , , ll y , A, . tholtreight depot: 01' the Dttnbury and Norwalk é’leml‘lghl'mllvrfimndd' o , dGl b 205,00000 11mins; slice. :1; lilies); $8055.11er
L 3 . . .. . ‘ . , - _ .. ' at , , _ , . . _ _ thr 0 an on 0 an o e,sepa- l . ‘ '
[l a $1“ that this Of‘flfl)’ UlllLrCflllnlli'y ever 5:!“ 5.5 3: ; SEER- FRUITS ~AND VEGETABLES S -. E | I m Bald-later: sold as heretofore. Freight at: usual Nte’flm assent". 5-053110500 Doss it's b’okcd. Don't ylp me Ma’mma!
N'. . . ,1 re and coming was In had [bevenlldé revenues of_t 0 company “can i Eh, , w s uasrronnmrealdcnt, 1 rates. ' Northnrttish anaMercanttle, da-do 2,104,59800 If 1) I tell at D‘ 1
~ 9:“ CJmL‘J. “3 0"" t 11 lb , P n .'. to draw frtvnl,alld he made things l1Vl'lj’ llll oi 3 .m final “I,” norm,“ nantitics M“; ' ' at but“ persons are forbid trustinv any of the Queen otLiverpooltbLondon, do do 1,355.86000 . 0° I f t . .Y amma.
'1 ll" 1’03““3“ 0“ I“? 1'9“". . t 5” t ‘ Stokes cut him down. Now the company Sgégg ~ . he ~ , . 15 ~ " q . ' - . ' u I! TURNER scuy and 'l'rcna. # employees of the boats of this line oil account 01" I "ialvMI‘Wdoni. 30 ‘10 5313.665 00 . ,
ADJ-Vat 1‘“ meg hiltttlclllrnolws have resumed their old offices, the Opera Ego tit-Ea 3% B R E A D ' ‘ ' ' ' the owners thereof. necfi::€:§fi%§'”§ni?’smck”dmutual'm Con- Manlmfi, dcs 1,3139%“, 5 copy;
HOWPIUi't‘l‘ art now en to cattle ‘ .‘ m , 'an “,1“, t‘ ,0 with it is a . an _. ' ‘ . .. ~ - -‘ , , , ’ _._ _ 1 . ' l w or'. ontma e amie tateanap'
Full-freighted from soale‘favorlngnlr, ‘ - il:;u10:dl:ucn.tl.iy'{ i3 dabom ill;- ltlSl relic of gigs 8" 0 la. 1: I P1 es *0 A- 11. Branch, 0. at. eruJuls. ALEX. r-onau) ~ ' . V ' ' DANBURY 5‘ NORWALIK 1" B GEORGE R'COWLES' HOMER MERRILL Tell me PONY ,torY! Mamma— ,
With these wmte doves who sung“! his one of the boldest bad then the world ever ‘ £°°653s ’ 5°). 6’ s . * ‘ - ” WINTER ARRANGEMENT- ' . I ' Tate 1’001' Damie on 001'13P-
‘ care. saw. . ~ .-\ , <5§ 2E“ IE alwaysa supply offresh baked onhtud. BISS‘ll. WILLIAMS & DONALD, Commencing Novembcr 30th, 1574. i Spes‘l’acles ta suit a" kinds of E as
T s as a z Brannon a; ancosur, : = (muggy, aggfim, . . , ——————- l i rooty Mamma,b’esschamma-—
‘- - ' ‘ ~~ ' ”AH‘YTRAINS' (Want a d’ink out Damle'smug ?)
AGENT FOR
, Buslxsss
is dull as dull can be in most lines,thot_lgh ,
why, it' wOuld puzzle the oldest man to ex-
plain. The country is full of money and
the-banks are packc ith it. ' One would i
suppose that with p ty of money peoplcj
* nu. ‘titattut‘tttthtntuttone
-2 'BUSINESIS, I‘
Winona; Minn_
011 do: button hurt me drefl‘el l
Dat’s yight, Mamma,—Dim me hug!
' From “ Rhymes and Jingles.”
:2
H1- Wlfe’s Con-In.
53 and 55 Main Street.
TOLIiES 85 BAKE,
Daily trafnslcaae Nor-trail: Bridge.
AH 42 a. m.,} For Danbury and intermediate
6 25 p. at. stations.
At 4 40 p. m., For all stations on the Danbury &
Uorwalk doShepang Valley R. R.
Atll 08 a. m For Ridgctlcld and intermediate
Beneath the down, a carcanet
Of shining gems each presence wore.
A living flame is in them yet,
And spreads its glow the paper o’er-—
Wit’s sparkling. jewels set in forms
fwr. CALHO'UT‘a ‘—‘co.,
. 1000599310500.
moltallpppytlppgggcrunlns
LAZARUS an MORRISS’
CELEBRATEDPERFECTED
SPECTACLES 8t EYE GLASSES.
Similar. Lumber» ,.:
Of liwht that 0 er the rub warm! - .. . _ ., _
° ' , v y. would buy as many coats, bonnets, boots . Sh mm i'au‘te swim I H Y [BANE “12:0 15- recent- Shi “ole Lat]. Stations. . fl 1 t l . (1
You‘ve seen white sails on soft blue seas— and shoes as ever, and they would drink as Fences’ crestlmi'iomse’, hill-tiers} -’ ’ Dealers in the best "Miles 01 A, - ‘ w“ o o “idgnI fifigm ““5533; “a S, , L e ‘fw Y r [k 13—11—— S ,7 v a B At muggy iglfllrlnelllllalllll “If; yaitilellnteo “‘1‘;
Flower tufts aflame on velverlnwns— much tea and coffee 8'5 ever-but they don’t: Speci‘“litter'lilii‘c“Sl'tini’ri'v’itié‘hl‘l‘ii'it‘flfinlgn Work Anthracite and Bltumunous ”immmrmi'ifig‘t'lgm“. 013351“ “rig-SSS???” L713; '{gfia’fiffgqg'gfi if: I "18"‘3'1slasmserafélratglcm mum" Mun" “:33?“ “ ”lame—3 1ng “PM had m"
' ‘ ’ ' ' Ina - rum on‘furns . , __nr 0. l nil ' .__.__ - the on] kl d . . , , _
Builders, llardware, “00, Leave DanburuforNohaalk ggdfiged thatdo not tirektlle eye, thit gllvcghcélllsl “Cd ft merchant In that City. The parties
and consequently business is ,dull. There
' , » ‘ " 0 trees
Fair fields beneath fair bloss in. i 10 to 16 Whitney Ave, New Haven, cs. ‘ to Invest‘w‘onltlac we“ to consult us. ' . . i
were glad to see him, and lnvued him to
and distinct vision, and makes wcak eyes strong.
Aud snowy crests in rosy dawns, are' no country merchants in the city, and _ _ . . ___ __ .__.___ We at .
> - - - ' ~ -' " - . . - - ea outs for Trady’a Mercantile Collection _ _ ., ..
So, bloom that other bloom presents, everylhmg'. is blue. W. el-i, it must revrve nvme'rlsmc. t Cheap . Good.Systqm .. c o A I I Q B N . d r “I, B “in and . . . . . 030 and 9.0 a.nt.;1 10, 430,010 p.m. , , . , .
. - - - - -.__ t late mukln I “'03“ 0 our 101']: an a 3 a 3 . . _ . Warrau.cd for tlve years Wlthont change oflenses. 11 home as he declared
Beauty that beauty supplements ”mum": and “‘9 ”“51““ me“ a"; 333W mug-‘d‘éts Shelia???ESXl‘S’té’r‘l‘n'é‘l‘dmion on; Legal A’rencym Chicn'so. 111- 7%! " :gggaggggau. - “0”“ “" ”AC” 'W'“ spleen! attention givcintofittinruearsiahtcdpeople. ill:linllggfizgsoll‘lsrggainin0 in that city but
., i . ' o. . _ ' ' - 1 - urge so it ‘5
“‘“mem' “hm“ send” ”n" m M ' Irwlsllurw HAVE! aasnrronstnltltnnsll “3 ’ “m“ ° :1 day or two.
Hickory],
The husband of the lady, anxious to show
and hoping. May the change com ‘
. NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
attention to a relative and friend of his
PIETRO. Bowel! 01’. Co., 41 Park Row, New York. for their
PAMPHLET-BOOK (ninety-seventh edition), con- NEW YORK & NElV HAVEN DIVISION.
l‘raln'sleave Passenger Station at South Norwalk
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES
an
Is symbol of the harmony
; finial: when Sunbeami
his horse to be got ready. The bill, of
course, was presented. .
“ Oh i” said the gentleman, “ Mr. -—-—-,
my relative, will pay this."
and luminous as our own. There it hangs in
the fll-mameut, without apparent change of
place, as if “fixed in its everlasting seat."
TitlZC contracisfor putting down
In Wh'iCh his thought and word had - - tain‘n lists of over2000newspapcrs and estimates I
grown From the British Quarterly. .thth the cost. Advertisements taken for ahead. Oak and Washington Street. So. Nor-walk. asfbllows: ’ wife took the gentleman’s horse to a livery
To charming shapesof symmetry ; nght Ira-she Moon. _ ‘ ingpétpcrimbl'l'mny bytfifgsatagglgfigdggg; “c- , Est-constantly in stock at hlsnew stand, soulh'florwalk for New york, Weed 8 Jewelry Store stable in Hanover street
Em" by ”we “fl"kuown - A‘ 1“" “W"H'mgm‘gt “' 9011901“! "on rqmv.__u 11s'l’lgr‘s“'r———t til firi‘fas ' ‘- Chestnut - “3.47am. Bostonsxpress. UNDER run opera noose. ' Finally the visit became a visitation and
Ye: perfected by that sweet-grace n comes after the sun-:has-gathered up '11“: WANT fgfifigl :31th or nn.'m- ' ' - ' ' - NO. 9 Main Street. 4.14 “ ' Boston Express ’ . the merchant after a lapse of eleven day:
Of fairness wed to filliest place. smiling beams,and gonedown to hlsrest. All [NGS'I‘ONEM Complete, authentic: a fresh \, . 0.00 t. Accommodwon , found beside lod in and boardin the en:
‘ all puccwe 317° plunged ""0 comparative 0b.’ book. Prices suited to the times. Address w o o D Achoice and tines-sortmentof I _ ‘_ 0.4a “ Accommodation - g g ' _ g 8
. . «~ ~ . -' ,- . . f ' i ' there is no twili m to 5m - B 1; RUSSELL Publisher,Boston,Masa. . . ,’ . _ . 7.34 " Accommodation. tleman, a pretty considerable but had run
bitch 16“ch new“... more it) me. 90,11,111) ' or 81,111!) . g - 3 ' ' ’—-——l— ' “ ; "3 F3 ' ‘ . ' v. .1. ;, . 7 0 7.45 “ LocalExpress,stopplngat Stamford up ill the livery Stable. Therefore, he went
W‘“ W“ “3 film-“0"””my": “W “"3 °‘ “pm“ ““5“ A‘ ”“9 Sm“ ‘ ' ‘55 i3? 3i! l ' AT [WEST MARKET PRICES groceries, :1 Accommodation RA YMOND BR OS. t. c... m... wt... in... a. hunt. a... ton
’ l‘is only left that tenderly . comes the dark. But, looking up into the :5 3-255 - 1» g , ‘ . . 1H): 1' st fiftielsldeathD him when he took the horse he would pay
My thtluvht retrace the thought that stirs stay we behold a vast cm, which pours down , g§_5§_-3n sl’Jg . . P . ’i 2'59- .'. ' Boston Ex m, , the bill
,. - ? -' ' ‘ . - ~ ' ' " -- ' e cut 5 )lcndor than “ 5-“: t: g '18 Orders lctt atZBranclt Office, in Pnovvxms TOTZ’IIS 0728 .1 P - . _ ' _
l d o e b u do y
In these. mate words. [be late nlly to: a under an m r e I . y a __5. gag-3‘ DRUG STORE will "we,“ prompt attention . . 4.01 Accommodation it Very good 3“. u said the stable keeper .
Untouched-r its music 00000‘ die ! ”’8 gm“ 10’ d 0‘ ”‘9. 35'9“?“ n ‘5 5““ P ' gifi‘g‘fi 55.“ ': Yard at Meeker'llt-others’om Stand, 0m side thé ' -°'°° .. BM“ mm?“ SOUTH NORV—‘ALK “ I understand’voti ” ’
Mary B. Dodge infill Galaxy. moon its we terrestrlals Cannot boast ; for it, 553 is» . g : mm“, .. - . Flour 0.119 Accommodation r 0 _ -. - .
___—_’__. ~ is not less than thirteen times as large g"? E.- Jg R. I. TOLLES. C. B. BAKE. 1 9.37 ” Boston Express.l Accordingly, in a short time, the country
a 9 ‘ ‘ 3-43 a-m-tsnndflymfill- gentleman went to the stable and ordered
g ‘ NmYorkfor-South Norwalk.
Clhfl’h
Mutt f uric...
To which he w'Onldlnvlte thenttentlonorntlwho
"gnomes
out It. All 0000mm III-ll, Mptlyfill
our: newsman ufia‘nn.
BaacunaoTrLrox—Bancnsn's Tacrlcs—
At‘uo, '3.05(flx.,)*9.05, 10.00, (Ex.,)A. M; 12.00 '
M; t.00 (Ex.,) 2.20, 3.00, (Ex.,) was (Local an.)
‘5.15,(localex)5.40(special)'6.35, 13.10 (ex) and
than.“
mic, salt/or
We want. Ills as
Gives V!
we will sanda mm
run, without 0
NOTICE To Pannoms.
DI lath
he Wonderful Cars 8.1.:
,, . __ 1, 801001 without changerofsurfacc. For this .0 ..t- THE SUBSCRIBER is ow re ar it 1 1h .
lull: Fasscu Masxap Frau. TnuL‘sxox greatgl 0138 is apainted panorama. and,turn— .13; 2 ii . .,“ P Pie} ° “m ‘ wlsbto ehnnenrnt-classgoodaist 9-10(exlp.m-tum-Snuday- ave, well sh... said the stable kee
on... Memor- “ Wmm- too urouuu maliestiéallfon to axisu'rrssems Sea—n. .53 Soda Water and ~ Root Beer. Reasonab Prices. ....... some or New nave-c .. . Y . , P"-
fez—FIBX—BUSINESB. “L: tlceansand continents in grand succession . ~ onfignéssau: - ' nt- ' " é‘ " ' " . At “39 A-M-Spriltflt Kt? Flag Slime fleas" get an order from MI" It
-—--‘ ‘ lit"‘E'uro c and Africilocking‘ the Mediter- ' '- S ' “‘6 “E figs? " " ‘ , ‘ ’ ‘. l - V ” 'H “u ’ -‘ ”Rm” BEEF, SLIcu‘D EOIM‘TY‘. BEST 7-57 “ Ml .011 , ' W1“ be 35 €004 “5 the mOPeY-’:
. _9 P , .‘ , - . - . :1 .9" E 3 “358-3 ' . TEEL FOUNIAINS 'or trans, EITHER w‘nomlton mean. 0.04 u Accommodation ’0‘ ‘ The horse was pm up agalniand down
NEW YORK-h“- 30lht1875~ ranean rutheu embrace, roll an ay to the “any,“ v “a [5% £350 :3; . t rh (. t m T d I , 9 0.34 t' Boston Ex rcss. went the country gentleman ,0 Long Wharf
' ‘ ' ' t =‘g= can 0 ' “ or e’ . a ,I' _ , t , _ u ._ ' . _
ewe-m “will-ii.‘2’.‘."il.§v‘.‘.“§“f.?§iéi§‘50030.1? t. . hull Shim laser oil ’ 'i “We" 0.6.... its: .. 035330.00:ch ammonia. .
Familiar words! Will the writer ever get “9“,: ' .. d . , 'r. 'ries‘ “gs under in- fimww ,mmmm’ “:3”; {mg-hm :51};th Street,1\orwalk. , - V0. 9 MAIN STREET. 2.01 P. _u , ccommodation “ Well,"sald he,“ I am gOlng now.”
done writing them, and will the public ever 233: {3368:3513}, tllgfgrgngdbasilfof the Pacific not... .tallbrugglstl. Ask,andkospaakl.ng,nndl;ounsln__. I if; :_‘ Agzggllmfiflrfizi “ Are you 7" said the merchant. “ Well,
be done reading thcm? Let us hope so. .' . .' . - ., , ' j-Prloi'o as ea... so cu.,andI spar; — I . 4, ° ., good-bye sir.”
- . "~ - ' lit up mth island fires meetsthegazerseyc; “magnomsmmpg4”,,lgflsmi ,. ___ . . . . . _ .. _ 4.50 Boston Express . . ,, .
$33,;:2“,2;‘§f,,“§,21,§"¥m1,§“€3 332%},‘3‘53 and as Kris glidgs tlllvel the scencrthe e‘asAeJn some, Gigsclic. $°f.”‘“if.f.°.l.§°"§"é Jon-mg: . ’ ’ __'_2 _. . N, O \TIOE. .5. PLQQK 3.3.2. .I g 3:}; '2': figggfiggggggg Heavy Tmckmgl the gall;n 33011:: 1121131 Erich, gin???) says
. . . . , , ., .. . . - ‘7 ' ' s- cums. ...'0w 0 ,au an room . ' .- _ in. . —— "‘ - E " “Ole-From - 951 u Boston Ex regs, t. t - n '
Frank Moulton 00 on the gridiron, but all "“1 0f ,5!“ an. ‘ c 9??” por ‘0“ 0 ”RT. H s ,- , 14‘- NEW 033° - . . . ~ . ~ P We“ I 5‘191’0991‘13‘3 all right-
. - lit. the Indian ocean and RICHARDSON a. co. Wholesalemgents New , - —» l . .. s Fmoflpatltmup'rhene- -_ 10,43 u Boston Exoresr; ,, ,
that it has amounted to thus fans, he has tralia 9311mm 313 . , . t .. . , , - . . .. . PLUMBING I PLUMBING] x , - ~ .. s d M 1 Yes—W811. but you know I am your
' Arabian sea a read them- .0011“ . . . . . _ . .. g o 3.43 an ay at . . .
afterward the ’ p ’ -A NEW ENTERPRISE ‘ ‘ ' " ' t ' . Trains leave New Haven for South Norwalk,at wife’s cousm."
, . - a ,_ Inc
"Yes," said the merchant, “Iknow ; but
sworn to the truth of what he before assert-
your horse is not."
ed without swearing to it. The court-room
is packed and jammed all the time, though
what people go there for, is more than I can
divine. True, the best legal talent of the
state ' employed in the case; and true 1t 13
that fcechcr, Tiltos, Moulton, Mrs. Beech-
er, and _Mrs. 'l‘ilton, and divers other celeb.
rities can‘- be seen there every. day, but all
this ought not to attract such throngs. All
2.40, (Ex.,) 3.10,(Ex.,) '5.30. .030,- 's.10, 9.45,
(Ex.,)A. 11;; '12 llt.:1.50 (ex.,) '230, 2.50, (ex.,)
5.00, (Ex.,)5.20, 8.30, (Ex.,) P. u. 2.30 a. 111.,
Sunday Mail.
Trains marked thus 0) connect at New Rochelle
with Harlem River Branch. .
See large bills of advertisement at. Station
Houses-and Hotels. ~
E. M. REED, Gen’lSupt., New Haven.
JOHN. T. MO0DY,Sup’t Grand Central Depot
New York.
sure b for the, ' ta. ressivé'q'ilc-
e {’Sve'n'to tile'pjub "3;? [of- r
mfatdtohme mggyéflfil’fis cc“ ":5 3e,
~. on vast: lI If. , .~ .
‘ Send‘ordorstoth‘e 1 mullet-,0. 0.10%an
lglguperlor Street. Cleve and. Ohio.
S 4 DISSOLUTION.
OTICE is hereby given that the co-partnerslllp
heretofore existlng between the subscribers
under the name and firm of CHAPMAN & J EL-
LIFFE l‘svthis day gissolvcrd'bylrgltgtrirstllgtonscnt.
ate est ort ‘onn. an. .
D t p ’ C’HARLES 'OHAPMAN,
s kl b . _
" . M. 8'. C- S. l’ROl’VI'l‘T', Norwalk. Conn. BIalmng,
’S. F. PECK, South Norwalk. . I
S! 0P THAT CO UGH!
. PROF. flAHILION’s -
RgDICA, Bl) ,COUGIII CANDY.
M et‘rom ex ctaprepar'ed in Vacuo. Acertain
and effective remedys for Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, thma, Bronchitis and Con-
sumption. Those who try, always use it. cure
their Colds. and avoid Consumption and an early‘
selves out in their subdued splendor, and
thus. in four—and-twenty hours, “ the great
ro'tuildity we tread.” turns its pictured conn-
tena‘ucé in the moon and grandly repays the
listening "lunarians by repeating, to the best
of:its’ability, the story of “81.)!!th Nor la
she‘sky less marvelous in another respect.
For 'the absence [of any atmospheric dtffn-
sion of light permits the constellatlons to
shine out with a distinctnesa which 15 never
ANING engaged the services orD. B. Hill, a
plumber. or great experience, and favorably
H
known in this vicinity as a practical workman in all
HoT AND .cm BATES; branches of plumbing, I shall be able to supply the
at all rcasonablchours Of the day or night, 'at ‘ publlc‘wltb the best work at shortqnotlce. Leave
‘ q. A . -FEA N’KE,S 2:1:1:::;:(OZICEPUHPS BA TH I'UBS, WA TER
ShanltaltHall Duluth-loll, ' ’
creams, reruns, Basis , plan,
No. 1 GAZETTE BUILDING.
M'r. Trowbridge is best in his description
of our American farm life. He catches the
form and spirit of our native pastoral ex-
ceedingly well. These verses from “ One
Birthday” are evidence of it:
With hands on the bars. and curly cad bare,
Grading! and?
Inf-LINED AM) paper: Try
pres, an, an; ac.
Removing Gravel, &0l &0
0
[Published gratuiltlously for (he concentence of
a t ‘
these people have been seen before and the , , . . . . . _ . I, . 1 1,, mum One million so“ an. . . . . .
time 10? the battle 101.11.“?- 198'31 giants 1133 paralleledon earth. They 31.111017?“ _dla grill), ,anficfolll‘eyl'erywherc. snav'fifi' Elam}, Dresslng, Dy clog, Cutting, etc all of which are offered at lowest market. rates. GEORGE JELLIFFE. I stood while farm-b0 Fred 110 s
not yearfived- 'Buti notwithstanding, the gland P‘é‘nis 19‘ l" 1.1" firmzfii‘gefse‘éb‘g‘i‘g’fi T. d. SLINGERLAND. Proprietor, Home. N. Y. ”ecu” “‘ ° c5‘“‘-"““°’-~ . Callandace. LEW“ J oun'rls' Persons indebted to the late firm are requested 6 he-] dealers in taller Y t . “‘3
" " ' ' ’ ‘ ms 8'1 0‘15 ”SW "3 W . . , . - HARLES CHAPMAN. 3m - - - ,
court-room is crowded, andIWlll continue to the naked ey'e,‘ flo'ck into view and crowd “Pfi§gfifi¥é§g§hSffassgi‘gfmoggngfiile‘(Eli:. astr -23-Mainstreet.Norwalk,Ct. ‘° make pay “1°“ t° C ‘ (I t "alwa'kflorse Hallway-“me Table. Reached over and shook at the proud, shy
‘ ' ' 151'ch or NORWALK,ss., Probate ‘our COMMENCING MAY 13“, 1374. mare,
. C CA. L , W O O D , .
be. . ,
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love and Met: ions 0 II! person 83' c 008 1575 A handful of oats tn my hat, to call her.
the lunar heavens. fit,“ , January met. A. D., it. , .. N...
. ~ KE OOGJsteef ,.?,‘" Then a form I loved came close behind.
i. monastic sou
Tun Bananas Tacrrcs. ___—_— mnuy‘ Tm, m who“ mimic" "fe' bl) ] CHAC _ Esme of TB
° The 1.38“th P‘my “Tim” “lend l° . Men and W‘ohii‘nL 35.135853] Tlfilodll s‘tll'ti. ailtfirégsnT.Wlli-’ . . v ,walk,:ln said nutriend‘ecased. . _, .. » LEAVE Nom‘m“ S°-N°R“"‘”" h ll
break 'l‘tlton‘s use")! 8“ng “18! he (1‘11" ‘ . - ' d h .. that Llauaco. llb’s. Philadelphia. , DEALER“: " ‘Tlle'Court'ofProbatefortlreDlstrlctOfNorwalk . 0900 m N Y 0‘: n A , 0 45 A and oved on my shoulder lay”
ton) ha. been a haughty man it! hisiday,and l flhgll‘dlllggeclll’lldl‘gnmglilelg‘ teo =22]? lest-1'7“" g 13:31- dayat home Terms free Address 4 I ' . ' " ‘ ‘* I hathlim‘itedtilmd agotwed sfix‘millfigltsagmtrztlsc‘filifig 635 2‘ I, ' .. A L . ccomn 7:05u.“m. Builtlin‘ MCL-terial And a dear voice 5901“: so gentle and kind—
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has been guilty oft 0 many gallantrles. lYPOn th’em‘for prolecliOn carcoand 'love: $5?! $209!“)- ST1N5°N&C°'11:°_‘"“EEEL‘!‘£'_ ' a C 0 A L 9 gfgfroglafi:fgl‘cggttllefient-s Those “'1‘0 “0310“.“ lg ‘: $32: 111:3: figclgls?°,n gig J g Ah’ would I could he” “5 tones to—day !
They may impeach mm '18 j 1115. way 31,0351.- 1 k to them as than 11’ they-were their. A WEEK guaranteed tolllale and Fe- “ , ' present their accounts, properly attested, w1thln 8:05 ,, ‘ ' p 8:23 ,, u . , _
bly and secure the level achitt‘al ofBeech-. °° ‘39 . . g k - muleA cuts, in their localit . Costs ,- saidtime,willbe debarredarecove .Allperspns 835 .. . “5 .. Therexsntahandsomer colttn townl
-’ b t it 11‘ Ida"'t‘-"“ liow' Beecher ““99“" m mud and bOdY' They ma _e. NOTE “G “t“ ‘t'mmcu “'8 me“ A ll )01) AND BRIGK’ indebted“ “MEET” “rereq‘wm t° ““9”” 8.45 “ New Haven uecomtn 9.05 “ Just look at that beautiful neck and
fr’t lh'l‘helr ad’megéll sggwnht' Tilton “'9 9““ 9‘ “1"" system, “d they and we" 10' NICKER &C°"A“g“s‘“’me. . ' . .- ‘ i.- '. . . mediatemmtm - Ad . t l 9.05 “ N. Y. Acres. H. Ex. 9.35 0 ”RM" PIPE. FIRE BRIG“, HAY. shoulder! »
Sb 0 e 9p: B -—-he,.y-’ to 58 "raved if“ children revolve around them. Women, ARE YOU TROUBLED II ,_ N’tth 13031118 Stone,lea,00ment 3“ W1 11.1. LELLOGG. mins ra or. 935 :2 » 10.00 If . His c010,, .11 change ,0 a chestnut brown
c “838 agalnls elelll 1; ill" 'lptélh""l' j therefore,'who have 3005‘ minds “a. pure . . . . . . _ ‘ ' _‘ ‘ Many C.EBBITTS, {3‘35“ «1 x; [1 Ac amp; 1’ Ex 33 a: To mat your curls as he grows older,
rove at a ' 0'”. o o m "23 arr-Put,” hearts want men to ldhn‘upon. Thlnk of With 1103199130”. 1nd‘068‘wn. Constipation, ALSO ‘ vs. ORDER 05‘ NOTICE. :00 .. ‘.' ' ° .* ' ' 11‘ t. - - ' ’ t" '
h h it t h l he “had . - - - v r 11 MW Haven Express -20 EED FLOUR Thts 15 your birthday let me see
“8° "mtg i, ”,2 ~,“,‘,‘ 9 a" °, will“, .2 their reverencinsa drunkardmfool. aha! B‘fltouiflm-demwnd "”3 ~01“ A ”me-i - ‘ III!“ our rss stuns, will: All GEORGE A.EnanTs. . t F .fl, m. , 11.39 .. 11.55 .. t The hand went hi’gher and stroked my
‘9 bad con 0, u_ ow 0° lL ' .1 or libertine. Ifa man would haveawoman There is a safe and WW remedy, _OBES, .- 3W9 0‘ C°““e°“°“Dv 0‘ e A g‘nsgfs' 11-50 “ 12-151» in. or b l-
grove the charge “gm“! BeccherilNIl-p do him homage he must be manly in every DAME’b. EXTRAQIDR VEGETATION " " ' ' GIIIMIEYS, 110‘: the Bgt‘itligdil) fil‘iuc°§ui2u‘si’tu ' 0' lEbbitte 12‘35pzum" 9 2'55 u u i eat ' . ' . n
“Cher is on trial before the world-{hot her sense- a true gelltleman, not after the Cbes- . 7- » H , . .. _ ' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. U of Wesgmrt, praying f0 50;); tfiemin get 138 ., £3; Egfigffiggfiflgn $553 I: PROVISIQNS and PRODUCE 'ldbfifil' (tm £525]? 111:;‘71113? liall.lébe?
fore that gnarl; nd‘lvnhaglhg 11:thth 10:11:: terflel'd school, but polite because his heart ' E lfl‘l U Water St Norwalk Conn 353*21 1:1 Eig‘ilfl‘i-h éfii‘ifé‘ifii. .‘i‘ifii‘fl‘lf 232,3 2: New Him?“ Express 230 l: 4 f g co sal .
Egfigéemg; {5330“ng 01‘ infidel‘lgggfilrmfl' is full or kindness t3 91““; one Sm) treatiher O .. V J. '. ; I ‘ day all arch. 111871;le appfl'lflhglgntfilihhmq 5'00 “ New York Express 3% t. , —‘"‘ And the colt was mine—bow proud was I'
, . . I. . fl. !- , with'res ect even eerence Iecause 8 Eli ,._ ' foun yte sn so ing an on a can! 330 u - 350 ., g,, . '
Tiefiddggog‘glltdn 1%“? elislelgultcllm ~ $33,122.: a. Womalll); who never condescends to say _ ' ‘ ' ‘ h . . _ . . a —$T Bfiggfiielpgzswghsent from the state anti gone to fig :2 i: Y. f): H13: decom’l: 4.10 2: S 017111411 H1 N G‘ NEW 0' lbeg‘figdoves COOEd on the low brown
Rochester it would do him no gmaflés’é sillylthifiga ‘0 1:1“; “lino billings hell; up'stofllllll' 535%? $73,723; $121263 gig/8.1833212.“ cg: ill-1:32:35? NORWALK d THEREFfifiE ORDERED, Thatbnoticfipgthe 13“}- 4310 “ cw} m en ”new S538 u A FIRST CLASS CITY The silken s’wallows went skimming by,
’ ’ ' - . ~t. . 1 ha“: i 13min lsa 0‘79 crs;w 0 1 ' 'I _ . ' . _ ~ ' cncyo sa petition egiven ypn ls mg IS 110 u ' 5.30 ,, . . _. .
he can also Show that he has 11 she-lite; . . . - 3 0d d L, . Horse Shoal" Sho N “:6 tt ,. t d , _ Flying m and out the sun In stable,
.. .. .. . , 0 make 1113 mark 111 the world when all elsefatls. l0 punfier a7! oer orderln the orwa. _ azc c.anewspaperp'ln e >540 t. hewYorlr Ex ress 6.00 t. . .
9‘ in “chm"e- MW" 1..., ”WWW: light... euoouuesg mm c. not. out. no 1..., outouuuut locum needed . . g 9' “issuermaintenance“resins m :: tewram’écom . ~ . P E “it‘ll-It} scum: sight: “1:“ ”“11“
iron to the statements made in lbqphbllc. who is always pleasant and considerate; by old and young. It cures Jazmdl'cc, Feller , my 20.1). 1875. s ‘T. LA ’ . gig “ willfifli‘éfi‘fiiz‘z‘llfi" fig :2 AND A dlft e d e _ear 0 t e appy 0y;1
prints heretofore, and the °.’°5'-.'q'l°-“‘°Fmi but always keeping his place as the man at and Agile, Pain in the Bones, Rheumah'sm, 5' . ‘ W 303 Clerk of Superior Court. Fairtlcld County. 6.50 u. ‘ ‘ “0 .. _-. ti“ e omixfiy li‘ my wag-y cngne
:13": ughlllcefi ablc iii-31111:: £11303; 3'; the head, and never losing it. Such deoort- Worms. Female Diseaaeaklvargyousslraogleg, .. . 3x13 to @533 u TAILURIN G ESTABLISHMENT orever “1 00 01‘ 81K 15 an Joy.
835 - ‘ -”' .conce '5’ ' . -. ..E ' ' ' " 'thne Com laint, the ‘6. or no . - “ ._ " . WOW.
m- TM a... h. we" new Fm" “mun-“2t“ 3“"3t‘ilelti 53°dwfui‘l‘l' p when in. u. at... and... at. 1...... r. w. BATES’ it: :~ 830 :: -. . .. A throng of remand beautygnde
of the 935‘ lemme year,'and'so dues Beech-' 'enetllgeyluauth vlv‘llouiss :{Oflh winningy qials generally. ’ I S 0.10 “ New York Express gill), 0 At 1‘0' 1 Gazette Bmldlng,(up stair 5-) A‘md “‘9 “5“” scene; ._ .
tn . ' 9.30 “ New Haven hxpress 9.50 “ \HEsnbscriberwouldrcspectfullinfOrm thecit. Tlfipiiglgggshcéfga-afigslde by Side
zens ofNorwalk, that he hasopened a first-clap
New York City Establishment, as above, where h
plgdgeshlmsclf to give satisfaction td’ali his cute
in rs .
He willgivcspecial attentionto Boys’Garments
as well as those of gentlemen. Persons bringing
theirown cloth can have the same cut or made up,
man artisticmanner,atreasonnblepriccs.
FRANCIS J. McKEON.
NOTICE.
Granite and Blue Stale Yard,
Water St, I!ARVIA1L,N0lwalk. ‘
LL kinds ofltlonumcntal.Ccmcte and Build-
ing work on hand or made to or or.
Fla gmg, Curb and Gutter, Sills and Lintells,
Pier ‘aps, Chimney 'lbps, Coping, Steps, &c., of
or, thOugIh’In‘ot' lo'tl'l‘o some. d'eg-rc'e‘.‘- ~ Tiltdn
is of a nervous-temperament,:while Beecher-
ia‘ vstolid and steady. "Beecher cah‘istandi
wear and tear better than Tilton.‘ It will be ,
a long and tedious trial, and will occupy
months. ' . » 5 '
THE FRENCH sumo mp.
But one fair maid, the queen of all,
Hath on on her brow a frown—
Shc feels her pride will have a. fall ;
Her—back hair’s coming down.
Wash. Chronicle.
\
We chn always make home cheerful,
if the right course we begin;
We can make its inmates happy,
And their truest blessings win ;
it will make the small room brighter,
Ifwc let the sunlight in.
THE “ FISH POOL "
WILL be opened on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18th,
1874, on the Brid e, between the Starr Gro-
cery and the Model Mar 'ct, where all kinds of
' FISH, GLAMS AND OYSTERS
can be found, also FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
. 1’
near; or HORSE ha Ithar DEPOT.
JAMES. D 8330- Agent.
Hora es shod in the very best :manner, and
ticular attention paid to LAME in IN TERk‘lgolgtm
' NORWAlK ”VERY STABlES.
ORSES AND CARRIAGES constantly on
_ hand for hire, With or without drivers. Our
equipment; was never better, and we do not mean
that any _shall outdo us in safe, stylish, and every-
way desirable turnouts. Orders for Weddin s,
Funerals, Parties. and Passen ers to and from t 3
cars, promptly and satisfactorl yexccutcd. Horses
0
How GRANT DEFEATED NAPOLEON.—
horses.
Thc French Masked Ballgthe-zlstm the.
Academy at Music, was, as usual, a:acene‘
of headlong gayety and audacious fun. "It‘
is always ‘thc.wildest revel that society can’
tolerate, but efforts were msdcthlIs year to '-
prcserve sufllcient decorum to allow the'
presence of ladies ofgood standing, who?
have formerly felt obliged. todany their
Why should not the children’s side he,
heard in matters which concern themselves?
Would not their elders gain some valuable
ideas thereby? Not lopg ago an lntelllgent'
little-school girl called at the Office of the
Daytdh (Ohio) Journal to make a complaint
against the management of her school. Her
grievance was that when school was out the
ill their season, Wholesale and Retail Cheap for
Cash, by GERSIIOM RAYM N D, '
formerly of the firm of Bell & Raymond, South
Norwalk, Conn. ' -
MR. G. S. ALLEN will be on hand to wait upon
all who will favor me With a call. 7 i
LIV ERY t
. rWILLIrAM E. DgANN,
would say. that haying newly stocked and refitted
hls~LiveryStable.he ls renal-ed to accommodate
the public at REDUCE PRICES, for cash. With
Blue Stone cut: to any shape or size by practical
workmen. Also manufacturers of
Masons’ and Stone Gutters’ Tools
of all kinds. lyao
' COKE .r "COKE 1‘1“:
received on Livery,
steps north of Hors‘ ‘Rallwa Do or.
. MOR
Norwalk. Nov. 15th, 1873.
c. Stable at old stand a few
THE undersigned having this day formed a co-
partnershlp under the name of GEORGE E.
RAYMOND at 00., for the purpose oftransaclln
the Furniture and Undertaking Business, at the 01
D
E1 OUSE, Proprietor.
49
HSUSATDNIS RAILRUAD.
stand of E. Raymond &. Sou. respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public. ,
Norwalk, June 10th. 1873.
GEORGE E. RAYMOND.
WILLlAlll R. LOCKWOOD.
General Lew Wallace has lately made pub-
lic one Of the “ state secrets” of the war of
the rebellion, which discloses the fact that
it was to General Grant, and not, as has
been generally supposed, to Secretary Sew-
ard, that the defeat of Napoleon’s Mexican
policy was due.
Bazaine’s career in Mexico, according to
curiosity in the interests Of'taste.‘ The sight pupils \vere compelled to Put on their wraps Ladies do Gents’ the very best: accommodations in the Livery line.
0" drunken opera girls. inbnefballet dresses, out-of-doors in the rain, and sit down on the during the present slunmer season. Try me. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. . . . .
curb ,0 put on their rubbers. If they inter— V - . WILLIAM ROAM.“ . At a Reduced Price 3 ‘ In vi cw Mme chm—"e above named the “deb General Wallace,.was a most brilliant mill-
-.°'Wfllk--lunc15-1874- ~ » GOING NORTH—FROM BRIDGEPORT. signedreqneststhat allepartie:indebtedmthehte tary success. He overran the whole coun-
sprawling over the partitions oftheir boxes,
was too much even for fashionable sensibili-
rupted the line of march While getting out
RESTAURANT,
IIAVING made'arrangemcnts with the Norwalk
Gas Light Company for the exclusive sale of
5.00 a. m.-'—Ij‘l"eight; Train for Barrington, ar-
rlvm at: 4:45 P. M. (with
firm of E. Raymond do Son, willcall and settle their
assenger accounts without delay.
try, held its capital and the capital of every
state except Chihuahua ; and with them all
ties and it was deemed prudent to order of doors to put them on, they were sent. up —— _ . . . ’ fl . . _
C’m’iage' by midnight, 19"“? the ”9"! 101116 Principal" Office for c°"°°“°“- Sh.“ - 1 -, , ' 33'§§ihltearlltid§§r$hlnllhl§lhe§hiiopft‘l-Eilitsslér'sf3i car) outlays, Wednes ays and ms GEORGE ILRAYMOND. the sea (ms 0,, ,he Gulf and me Pacifi
boutfe companies and pretty tench mlh- thought the school board should reform this . _ » ~ mm, One“, One Thousand Dasha“ I. .. Fm,” . p _ c.
matter The child told her story in an art- - . -‘ Norwalk, May %. 187-1. lo...o. a.m.—IP:Itssenger Tram for Pittsfield,ar- . . When he set his face Franceward he had
' ' cungmmmoxanngson rtvm at 3:20 I’.M.; for State Law, If ”1,. E. Qu’lflltard, more than repeated the triumph of Scott,
nets in possession, who kept wild revel till
mums Shoot !
arriv ng at 2:50 1'. M., Alban 4:30
. m.——l'assengcr Train for Pittsfield, ar-
for he left behind him an empire establish-
six in the morning.h The gtayest (if dams legs way, and was mughbrejoiced t1 know _ , ’
music; "0m an 070 est“ 0 one “u re that her desire 'shou e mate nown _I -. ' ' ' _ _ ,. . 1’. M., Hudson,Saratoga,all the - , . . .
. . . . .- .. . .' ~ , - , . w t; .t v, , - . ed uhlch fell not before the dl lotnac of
performers. the novel impersonatlous, and through the Journal. I ' ABLE cUTLERY John A. H 011173601187 , Willsted: Um'tun With train for GENERAL FURNISHING Seward, but the strategy of GranIl. Y
' . ’ , General Wallace says that, knowing Pres-
chnrming Fro toilets were attractions
which crowdc . 0 Academy as it is crowd-
~ ed but once a year at the repetition -‘of these
balls. ' The characters were n'ot- so.ncw nor
as beautiful, the bacchante crowned with
vine clusters and leaves, a gold cup in her
hand; a Spanish girl with gold and purple
skirt, black lace mantilla, and fan, and high
comb, queens and gipsiea, an ape covered
with fur, and a fiend in~ flame color and
black, who whirled in the waltz, holding an
angel with wings of down, in his arms.
family of professional ‘danccrs made their
first appearance here in two new carnival
dances, and there was a mock reception ‘of
thekin‘g of the Sandwich Islands, and a lot-
teryywhich the French delight in, was
drawn, giving prizes Of diamonds, a gold
watch and chain, beside sums of money,'to
the holders of tickets. The taste and bril
liancc of these balls renders them the de-
light of that New York, which likes to en-
counter thc fun and abandOn of all the
Opera companies atshort range. ‘
Tm: UNION moon nnonmox.
The So uthcrn'l'orces.
in the November number of the Eclectic
and the Land We 1.000, for 1869,an interest-
ing and important correspondence was pub-
lished between Dr. Joseph Jones, secretary
of the Historiclil Society, and General S.
Cooper, err-Adjutant General of the Confed-
erate States. UFrom that source we take the
following facts, which are startling oven to
those who participated in the Southern
struggle against the combined. forces of the
North: '
1. The available forces of the Confeder-
ate army'did not, during the war, exceed
600,000. ' . .
I. The Confederates never had for then
defense more than 200,000 men in the field
at one time. ' ‘ . -
8. Flrom 1861d to 1865lthgooC€nfcderates
active on a e weregon ' ,
4. LoysseE—lhe total mlmber ”deaths
durin that time was 200,000.
5. osses of prisoners, counted as total
losses, on account of the United States pol-
The subscribers are fully prepared to furnish a
fullline ot'good
"“011ltitlldflilflf]!
0f their own Manufacture,
AT REASONABLE PRICES; ALSO,
ICE CREAM!
which is made from the BEST MATERIAL,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Come andsee me. at the, old Standiof'HilldsiHubbellan-d'
. K. James, Winter Street, Norwalkj Bridge
NOW IS THE' TIME TO BUY YOUR
-—AT——
E. K. Lock-wood’s.
A y e r ’ s
Sherry rectum],
silt- Unease: of the Throat and Lungs,
:5an as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
C .) ugh, _ Branching, AIIsIthIma,
' ' and Consumpfion.
Among the great
discoveries of mode
science, few are of
more real value to
mankind than this of-
FOOT 0F MILL HILL.
Bread, Rolls, Pies. Cakes, Crullers, &c., baked
fresh every day. Everything made out of good
material. and by careful and competent workmen.
Try our Bakln g.
T 'O‘Ysr
E _K. Lock.wo'od.’s‘
' 00K, JOB AND
cash. WORK.
of every DescriptiOll, at the
5.351)
, 0.15 a.m.—-1l:‘
rlying at 10:25 P.
wrtll Express train for Albany; at
Hawleyvlllc with Shcpaug train
for Litchfield.
6.10p.m.—Express Freight Train for New
Milford, arriving at: 9:10 P. M.
FROM FALLS VILLAGE.
5.45 a. lam-Special Passenger Train for Pitts-
fleld, arriving at 7:07 A. M.
FROM BARRINGTON.
4.50 a. m.—Freigllt Train for Pittsfleld (With
assenger car), arriving at 8:50 Add.
rel'ght Train for State Line. (with
passenger car), arriving at. 10:45 A.M
FROM V AN
2.2 5 p. m.—Passenger Train for State Line, ar-
. riving at 2:55 P. M.
’FROM WEST STOCKBRIDGE.
7.50 a. m.~—l_’assenger Train for State Line, ar-
ming at 8.00 A. M.
. GOING SOUTH—TRON PITTSFIELD,
9.00 a. lam—Passenger Train for Bridgeport,
arriving at: 2:15 1’.
car for New York, arriving at 4:30
1’. M.; at Bridgeport with 2:37 P. M.
train for New Haven, Hartford and
Springfield, and 2:58 1’. M. Shore
Line train for Boston; at Canaan
with train for Hartford.
M., connecting
“Undertaker. .
_At QUINTARD’S FURNITURE ROOMS, oppo-
srte the Horse Railroad Dcpot.‘ Also, Agent for
the Patent
MARBLE .BURIAL VAULT.
'Orders promptly attended to day or night.
Residence three doors from Union Avenue on
Mam Street. 2:1
CEMENT PIPE Hill CHIMNEYS.
Square and Round Cement ripe. with plain and
ornamental tops, for chimneys; have a more perfect
draught, and are cheaper and better than brick.
Manufactured and for sale by
CHAS. T. LEONARD & SON.
Norwalk, June 26, 1S73.
hum PIPE !! lat-m PIPE! !
The best in the Market. Warranted tO give satis-
faction,and from 25 to so per cent. cheaper than
any other. Manufactured and for sale by
CHAS. T. LEONARDdr SON.
DEUSENVILLE.
111.. with through
ident Lincoln’s anxiety to help President
Juarez, if he could do so without bringing
on a quarrel with Napoleon, he submitted
to him a plan for that purpose. After con-G
sidering "it, the President sent him to see
General Grant who was then at City Point,
besieging Richmond. He was confident at
the time that the fall of the confederacy
was near at hand, although he was not say-
ing much about it to newspaper correspond-
ents. Not that only ; he was seriously con-
sidering the probable consequences of the
coming collapse, and, among them, that the
lebels,driven through Texas, might cross
the Rio Grande and take service with Max-
imilian, in which case it would be necessary
for us to follow them and exterminate the
empire. But at that time we had no troops.
to spare, and, therefore, General Grant
thought that our true policy was to strength-
en the Mexicans themselves. He believed
that they would see that their interests and
ours were identical, and that, if supplied
with arms, they would prove our efficient
allies. Setting aside General Wallace’s
In contrast to this entertainment,which icy of exchange 200 000 FAMILIES SUPPLIED 'l‘eclttttl t-etnettv for all . . .
, , . , . . . - -. .c . . 10.00 a.m.~Frei htTralntorBa t . th -~ ,
:hlrwotlégtglraptt‘ledof Mattie; 01:03:36“? 6. The loss of the Confederate States army a ._ 'f,‘,‘-,‘f“'ff,,3.r.me ,1 “:22: G t t J b P _ t' 0m 2 3 liilssgn’ge'r ouREIiM}i:lrgI;'§t; ‘fégo will. wamL’Junew' 1873' ._ project—what event may have been—Gen.
' o l . oors 08 e - ' ‘ ’ ' ' . ,' ‘ . ‘ ser‘ ‘. ' . . F .m.— assenger ' a n or ri go t, ~ '
dies’ reception, held ann’muy by “1? Union shouddlggllogfhofldlfblmy and desenten WEDDINGS, P‘HTIES & sucufllEs . , .- :mugfougm‘h,i2,.,fi,i aze e o rm me ce a r i‘t-rrtiozviygaratvlhsialil'-lvlitlsfiigegl’ltko F4331 glgficgl‘ant seletited htm tO execute his own
League, is given at their showy cluo house, 7, A! the clan of the War the force of the rut-ninhedwitheveryrequisite atreasonublepnwm - other countries, Ints AI M.; {0'13 Boston’ via Springae'ltl ‘ I With a nominal order to inspect our posts
9 . . 1 . , that it does and Shore Line; at Canaan with HURTICULTUHAL IMPLEMENTS.. on the Rio Grande—an easy task, as we
on the corner- of Madison-square. Not ten
private houses in New York have the room
or the resources to entertain on alruly great
Confederate Army was less than 100,000.
8. Out of 000,000 men, 500,000 were lost
to the service. -
Waiters furnished. .
Thankful for the very liberal patronage of the
ass and a .
shown
surely and effectually
«turn! them. The testimony of Olll‘ best citi-
tt<;’ of all classes, establishes the fact, that'
trains east and west.
5.00.. lam-Passenger Train for Falls Village,
arrivtng at; 7:00 P. M.. connecting at
Canaan for Millerton.
I
A FULL stock of the most approved Farm and
Garden Implements now i a store and forssle,
wholesale and retail, at manufacturers’ prices, in, ,
had only one—he carried secret instructions
to proceed .to Mexico, to communicate with
the republican authorities, and ascertain
we 110 e by strict attention to basin
stunt; came to please our customers,
tinnance of the same in future. ..
eluding:
Mowrng Machines and Lawn Mowers.
.Lawn'ltlowcrs, full size, for $12.
" \ heel, lawn, steel and hay rakes.
2.35 p. lam—Sunday Milk Train for Bridgeport,
arriving at 8:50 1’. M.: New York,
11:30 I". 11.; via steamer at 4:00 A.
M. ; connecting at Bridgeport with
iwhat they would agree to do with such
: armed rebels as should cross over to their
; territory. 1f the Mexicans were willing to
" tilthliY PEC’I‘Olml. will antl'd’tlos‘rclicvc and
.111: the afflicting disorders of the Threat and
.llllg-i beyond any other medicine. The most
The facts are taken from calculations
made with great carcby Dr. Joseph-Jones,
submitted to and approved by General S.
scale, and the club receptions su ply the
splendor which society craves. ' hc‘bslla
of the rich Union League are high-dressed
lhntlhnlmh
to merits con-
afi‘airs, when white silk that stand alone, Coo er Ad‘utant General of the Co'nfeder- ‘ ,.,,,..,,,.0,,. Media“ of ,1“, pntmmm 0,.
. u .. _ n l - . _ c gall! . . q l
round_pom§ flonnces and strings of pearls ate Ema... J - , rich! to its power; and cases ot‘.Coll y Ion, Ab'flnmly SAFE! “Pm ‘0' 305mm"? SPmé'fle‘d- sn‘fifif‘gfiflei’3§2E§§.E“%§}§fé Forks and I; arrest them, then the general was directed
have It then own way in the halls of the ‘ :ttrcrl by this preparation, at'ebpulbllicl lvll, ' _ ' INTRO"! OdorlelI! FROM STATE LINE. noes. " ’ " ' to find out what material of war they need-
; acioul club house whose wide: dyawin _' ‘ ‘ * ' ' . . ~o remarkable as , lar 1y to e lo iev were . 8.20 n.m.—Passen er Train for Barrington Ha Cutters—Burdick’s Whitmore’s, and Bide ' ' ' ‘
I) ’ g CUT Tm. OUT' Every person Should they not proved beyo ulv dis ute. "Asia rel lady, Al.\VAYS Uxtr‘oml. ILLUMINATING QUALITIES connectgtng With 9:00 A”. . assenl noneyrs, ' f(l,dam_l,erlhout [oniylnlg 0!" glolvernment,
- ' gcr train from Plttsfleltl 101‘ “(186- Harrows,Corn Shellers. 0x Yokes and Bows 0 ("SS some 321 e p ‘m 91' _“S e Iver)"
President Juarez commtssroned Governor
and dining-rooms, theatre and picture-gal-
lery, and wide stair-casesare the nearest ap-
proach to palatial brilliance of anything
lt‘is ‘ade‘qttate; Oll' \
for full protection.
forerunners of more serious disease, it. saves ,ttn-
ch 1 1e: public may rely
know how to treat a flesh wound.‘ Every
By curing Coughs, tlA
onejs liable to be placed in circumstances
away from surgical and veterinary aid,
Chums—Blanchard’s,thc very best in use :alao,
smaller im lementsin greatvariety.
Phosp sates—Russell’s, Coe‘s, Baagh’s, and
1%. .Sup’er‘lorto'cas. . .
t .. 2 ' .. .. . . Carvajal to represent him and to return
with General Wallace to the United States.
on.
1 1.30 n. m.-]l'l‘roigllt Train for Van Deuscnvillc,
. (3:111, passenger car), arriving at
12" -
l
the City ha. to boast. There 1110 um“ Styl' I where he ma save his own life the life of ' ' ‘ numbered lives nn-l'lul amount of stifl‘erintr not ‘- ‘ . -' .. ’- V- .
lab and ambitious girls of the city, it! toilets a friend or a‘ east sim l b the exercise , .. . V ., .. . , to be computed. 1t challetwcs Mn]. and ”can. Burng in anylamp Without danger of exploding . -P-tss . 'r Train for West: St __ Bridgeport. _ _ \l .c. STREET, At that time the re ublican armies were re- ,t.
- - . . . P I Y . , . . . . . , k n 1.201,. m. -. enge_ , oak Norwallu,Aprll29th.ISt3 P .,
3f unlénpeachablc “9322‘.”- w"“ p;°m%?.3de 0f a little common 591150- In the “TSt’Placet VISITING, 0R WEDDIN , . {‘“ceitfl‘efmslt 5°“P“c“," tl‘“'““l' fi‘mt‘b; “WIN Manufacturedodxgr::sgsll:to displace we . bndge.‘amvmgat4=301’-M. duced to such straits that their further Op-
0 W1 eco'rrl ors on ' earms-o mt lon- - ‘ -' . ' ' ‘ -eepl on mm as a pro.ec mu :1 Iallls tic ear M BARRI‘ZGTO‘I. ~ . . - - _ - - - -
sires, major-generals and managing politi- $101183 medlllx'lcfftht’he gpgpd 1:1"!th the h “a “"perceived "tmck'd ‘P"fi"°""r-" my“: u" °f high" volume ""1 flange" 4 39 a m{genightu‘rnhirot-Bifittgeport (with Nflrwalk Slealll D 8m & 800111111 llgsnlgn-m tIllefallnzicsg'f maf'T’liafijfieni-“d
cians, The sightwill'be an instructive one . ' 5 an . 0‘ ,‘qu - t I . ge - 91‘- »0 INTED OR ENGRAVED lions, which are easily met at first, but which can 01]., ' ' ' assenger’car), arriving at 3:30 P. l E pa 5-. e at} e , lscou Inge ( is-
The serious stern-1i ed man ,0 whonr check the flowof blood until several stl’tches PK . - become incurable. and mo on“, mm]. H neg . , ‘__ : , ‘ . Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SW _ persed, the patriots saw thelr whole coun- .
id f ’ ill I?!) 'd f ’ 11' lh 03“ be takenianda bandage applled: lhen , . lected. Telldel'lullgs need this defence: and it ”,3 S \FE’I‘Y under TYERY‘Aorsible TEST and ur ays. _ ESTABLISHMENT. try under“ the yoke of the lnvader. As an
"‘9'. settles". . e p"!- 1?" 1' wca ‘ bathe the wound for a long time in cold . - is ttnwise to be without it. A.- :l safeguard to _ ‘ . . . p b ' FROM NEW MILFORD. DBEF‘SES AND DRESS GOODS illustratlon of thetr deplorable Sltuatlon,
and influence who speaks of the house of u - - u all styles atlow prices, at the - - I“ -d ,h d-s ,. 5;, d'- ., 3 . .. its pct-recthttrmng qtttutttes,areprovet1by 3‘ , ‘ b . - a
,, a. w’e do of the house of Roths' water. Should it be patch], a corres- lcllttltlt-teltt.'nmt t emit t :si‘lf-Hllldiec \llllLll . munmlminmcr I. , 7 00 mum—Passenger Train for BM epmt, oreverydesmpfion General Wallace says that hls nLeasenaer
' , ' o “ . ' use. to iron :ltit ~les 0 cnt tact. ‘llrzllltv » (I . : . I ~. . __ I ‘ _ . l 8:45A.1\l'. N k t . - -n,
Child began hiscareethereaShOP'keeP” in p "dent says, ' take a panful or burning - ‘ Pitcroml. is invaluable: for, bv its timelv use -~ . *~ ' ' - ' '- o ' 'o‘ ‘ ' (1‘3ng {thwHavénattYm‘zgth‘fl CLEANSED OR DYE!) found the 'old Mextcan'generall emount
' - . - 00315 and '9“th “PO“ them common - m 1 -, l . . . t f. z -, ' 1 ' aims of Victoria touching his men to shoo-
Greenchh street, where he sold the most brown sugar and 1,01de wounded part in Gazette 010') Printing 0 09. nllitégltetzlsgig-1:03:30: finlflnlllflergznture graves, . , am], les. _ Stage Connections. in a mannernot to be surpassed. Particular atten with bows and arrows.
n“ I ' ' " cm H: o" ‘ Stages will:run to connect with 10:30o’clock A. tlon P3 (110 the General Carvajal’s mission to Washing- 4.
M. Train from Bridgeport, and!) A. M. Train from
Pittsfleld,gas follows : -
At; Ste hey for Upper Stepney and Monroe,
daily. Altilsowtown for Woodbm-y, Southbury,
South .Britllin,daily. At Danbury for Brewster
Station. dail . At New Milford for Park Lane,
Northvillc, lilarbledalc, New Preston, Warren,
Bridgewnt-er, Chalybes, daily. ltor Sherman,
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday. All Cornwall
Bridge for Litchfield and Sharon. daily. At West:
Cornwall for .Goshen, West: Goshen. North Corn-
wall, Gold Mills and Cornwall Center, daily, At
Falls Village for Limo Rock, Salisbury antLLake-
villc, daily. At Harrington fps Hartsvrlle, New
Marlboro, Mill River, daily. Tor Monterc , Tucs-
dav. Thursday, and Saturday. A}: Lee, or New
B6ston, Sandlsfleld. Tyrlntgllamfltast Lee, West
Becket and Otis Center. ally. .At I’lttstlcld for
Lanesboro and Hancock, daily.
them. .It acts speedilyilnd surely-against ordi-
nary colds, securitie- sound and ltcalth-rcstm'illg
sleep. No one wil ritfl'ct- troublesome Illflu.
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared ill making every bottle ill the utmost
possible perfection. It may be confidently relied
upoll_tls possessing till the virtues itIllns ever
exhibited, anti capable of producing cures tu
memorable as the greatest It has ever effected.
ton was, of course,‘successful. Seven
armies were equipped with Enfield and
Springfield rifles. On a single day soon af-
terward four great armies—from the west
under Corona, from the north under Arozil, a
honest sixpenny-worths in the city, and first
drew custom by ItheIIbaskct of lace remnants
always found on'his counters. The thin,
worn-out young "man. who ~promcnadcs
carelessly with the prettiest belles, is a
stock-broker who inherited millions. At
thirty be has exhausted life, and spends
money for lcasure'in a_ loose-handed, cyni-
cal way. is mistress,-to whom hols indif-
t‘srent,_has $30,000 1: year '_spent upon _her,
and has laid away a small fortune of about
$200,000 against the day when he tires of:
her utterly, on which she will emigrag,
play the roll of rich widow, and marry re-
While no accident, dircctlv or indirectly, has ever
occurred from burning, storing, or handling it.
The many imitationsarld counterfm'ts of the Astral
011 that have been thrown unsuccessfully on
- the market is further . . .. .
F: ITS SUPEHIBR that.
Cleansing, Pressing do Repairin g of
GENTS’ GARMENTS.
by a new and improved method, In two days. Cur-
pets. Rugs, Piano and Table Covers cleaned or dyed.
K11) GLOVES CLEANED so as to look almostequal
to new in one day: 20 cents per pair. Call and sec
samples done at the oillce, east at" Horse Railway
Depot. Open until So’clock 9. m.
R . N . PERI! Y.
the smoke. In a minute OI" tv’vo the 'pain
will be alloyed, and .the recovery proceeds
rapidly. In "in case a rusty nail had made
a. bad wound a my foot. The pain and
nervous irritation Were severe. Thiswas
all removed b holding it in smoke fifteen
minutes, and was able to resume my read
ing in comfort. We have often recommended
:it to others with like result; Last week one
of my men had a finger-nail torn out: by a'
'pnir'ofice tongs. It. became very painful,
as was to be expected. Held in sugar
smoke twenty minutes, pain ceased and
promised speedy recovery.”
SOMETHIING NEW
DENTAL SCIENCE!
Special Induoements to these re-
quiring Artificial Teeth.
After a long and most thorough testin , 1 am re-
p red to offer to the ubllc it A_ NEW ASE 1 OR
u TIFICIAL TEE H, winch ls_ detlned to entir
supersede the ltsc of' Rubber. It ls Stronger, Ligh -
er, more Comfortable and Healthy m the mouth
than Rubber. :With a view of introducing this
newly devised material and cstahllshulg that con-
from the east; under Escobcbtt, from the
south under Dias—started with every ap-
pliance of war in one combined movement
on the City Of Mexico, to free their country
from the hated rule of the invader. The
h P ' {empire vanished before their stern gaze.
eap assages . jThc crowned bandit was shot amid the
~_ ‘ lamentations of papal, Christendom, as he
had caused tens of thousands of unoffending
Mexicans to be shot without the lamenta-
When Prices are down and33tt8tock51 are full.
Plum
THE ASTRA].
llas now a world-wide reputation as the SAFEST
and BEST. The
Insurance Go’sthire Commissioners
PREPARED or
Dr. J. C. AYER & .CO., Lowell; Mast...
Lil
HI] Sill
cctabl . The leader of socict' whos . . . ,
iglvcts Jtrail as negligently as if’éhc had m “fence in," “mm “3°33; fifil‘gfigggew1‘fi: Pram“! ”“1 Analytic“ Ch‘m‘m" P A s s A G. E T I 0 K E T s
v - ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘er ow c o l . ‘ .
been born to them, and whose flue looks A New lauglandct, “dmg 1" a railroad :fl 3,“, ,0 “33:0,; 01",", not; on, been able to sow av ALL cancels-rs avalsznslts. Tnnouonour THE COUNTRY D‘&:§gxlg;;gfh _ tions of Catholic Christendom.
“General Grant,” said General Wallace,
car, scented particularly disposed to aston-
ish the other passengers with tough stories
rice to ob-
Please
M.‘ 5:35 I’. M.
.; (5:55 P. M.
Recommend Pratt’s .AIotral Oil
As the Best Safeguard when Lamps are used.
at a thoroughly good set: at a v low
taiu them. Satisfaction is gnaranteet .
call and examine at the Dental Rooms of
Leave Bridgeport—10:30 A.
' nbu —-l2:00 M
Arrive m g: Pltgfleld at 11:20 A. M. and 0:20 P.
To and From Great Blind“: in relating this interesting episode of the re-
well become her deep laces, was the daugh-
bellion, “ General Grant may have regretted
ter of a poor mechanic. The other day an
.- - -- . - - -- bout Yankeedom. At last he mentioned
old schoolmatc sat hours to the l‘lcll woman’s “ . . . mnbm
luxurious morning-room, among her carv. dlhlll'39nacntdfmgdgedglllllllllgnot‘lvdlfngllg £15:ng Dr. '1' G. Barbour. ALL‘KINDS 0F . M: "ffootf‘hmne’ Albany’ Saratoga and the can be had at greatly the fate of Maximilian. Be that as it may, ,“
’ ' Chan Pratt Cb CO. “0“ " ' ' the final triumph of the republicans at ,
GOING SOUTH.
ESTABLISHED 1770- Leave Duhbury-7zlo A. 11.; 12:65 P.
hum
'98 FULTON ‘QTREET": :N-‘Y-‘l Mg‘tirlv‘? in Bridgeport—0.45 10.31.; 2:15 P.M.;
.. .,. sh,“
HOLMES & KEELER,
36‘ d'sconnt of FIVE cents froma'egular fare
will bémlad‘o to those .pltrchaslng Tickets at the
.0 gents for Non-walk. sluts
Station Ofllccs; also who take the cars at Stations
I -. .... .. ' I“ a .
r ,-:-NOW~l8 z'l'llE TIME
' Querataro was the stamp of fortune set to
his policy; for his it was throughout-his, I
. B l! Islave rgason to believe, in opposition to Mr.
- ewar .
CHEAPER THAN EVER B EFOR ; This great triumph has never been claim-
. ed by General Grant. He has always reso-
, lntcly refused to let it be made known; and
. it was not. until recently, when General -3
3 Wallace explained how he himself had suf- ' ’
; fered in reputation from misrepresentatibn
.of his own share in it-that the‘Prcsidc
: reliever] him from the injunctions Of secrt.
. imposed when he accepted the mission.
X0. 8 Gazette Building, over Jackson’s store.
Otllcc hours from 10 a, m., to 5 p. m.
" 00:00:01 arrcrtctgsl
Improve Your-Sight.
The (lrcsccnt Spec -—— Moles now offer-
ed to the public, . are guaranteed su-
plerior to alloltlllcrs ; I {9011:1113}:ka Iit‘or
, v . , . - . ,- c carness an ( ISI-I . . inc ness 0 ‘vis on
Brown, don t know as 1 ever tlcald precise- they Momma,“ I the total absence
ly how litany pounds Of butter and cheese ot'pi-ismatte colors . andretractoryrays
he made a year, but I know that he has always 1003111 In 4 Pebbles renders
. ' - . TradeMark
““3”“ 9““ “nus that go by buttermilk.” tllcllt cspcciallydcsirable. Boinggronnd with out
inl-
lags, inlaid woods, and Turkcy. carpets,
think of the time when she, wlth other
school girls, well. bOrI-ia‘nd bred, looked
down on the idea of associating with'the
shoamaksr's daughter. ‘Nmfl‘slle Waited,
cold, fatigued and wet, an‘ unrecognized re-
porter for items about the Academy ball, of
which Madame was to shine as lady man-
agcr. . -
Till: wuarnart
Has been very cold for this section of the
world,-particularly up the Hudson. Satur-
thc East river was packed
and a million pounds of cheese yearly.
This story produced some sensation; and
the Yankee, perceiving that; his veracity
was in danger ofhcing questioned, appealv.
ed to a friend as follows: “True, isn’t it,
Mr.I’.? I speak of Deacon Brown—you
know Deacon Brown?” "Y-c-c-s,” replied
the friend; “that is, yes; I know Deacon
REDUCED RATES,
«JOB PRINTING—~
Made from pure tlnworn linen cut-
tings collected from the linen fac-
tories in the North of Ireland.
Executed with noatness and dispatch at the 4'
Gazette Steam Printing titties.
until further notice. Apply at the
‘G—azettb "Offices.
. it t of fares ostcd in Station Otllcos.
See a ll. TRANKLIN, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Nov. 15th, 1874.
,HABNESSESFORSALE. 3.-.“-.- - - .W‘T... _.. ..- ‘ _ .
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the IP’W“ Ma 0 h’ifll ’0 8t 8 I - _
For sale at
SELLEQKB
where Tickets are not sold.
it . “replenish your Stock of
t': ‘
shamans, ATTEN'II'MN.
. 0
day mornin m cure ”IE ' ' " ' . ' ' ' S
- -__.._____._.__.., . . , . y metlcc floor all impel-tectlons an . I . .
with ice so rml that co to crossed on it , , mlritics. Thu - t l 1 o id 511 ,sn ll, ant-now tenured to make amuse-lent- for ' .
by the lbOusand‘vrathcrptbfn‘wait the glow A Widow who bad Just lost her. husband ltobher and slgolllter‘tl‘ti’tg: :lld V'l'lllolagt mflfl; yogi-s Tlhrasll‘elihtlr fifinguégnffefifllfiflfig fifig‘fi _ . . , 1 - t . . mentrggtgflgggshmg‘ggmlggé “3,3332%. i How many men are there, entitled ,0 t1.
-“ ltllout chain 'c. For sale only by our Agents. sell will do well to call at once, before I‘mecurl . ls, which he WinsElnll Aatllh? sl $333133: Babbitt Metaln l hondr justly due to a policy which liberated
motion of the ferry boats. This makes the was weeping bitterly tor the dear departed. J SPEVUE J ‘ . , ,
- ~ “"31““ 0 ”mm-‘5 W" Agent All having engaged straw to ossibly be furnished-“t mg.” for your orders. a natiOtr,,would have quietly ignored it?
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third time this has happened for twenty Afflcud triad ‘0 ”035°": her. "No, no,” for Norwalk. “None can no without the trade '“PPIY elsewhere.
Years. . . said the fa" mourner, "lit me have my cry mark “amped °n ""5 pair. Manufactured by “Will bringltlnat ones. or prllosigvfigswul h: allslsesar’ld stylsscanbohadat the Lagging; t'll‘é’nffii‘filfc’c'. . ~WM.B.SWAN. 0303"“ qtmnttty 0‘ °1d fly” for me“ Way—There is a silence that is grander than 5110.
The poor are suflcrilg terribly from this °“'- “3:" that I 8'13“ l “fink Rhythms Fellows. nolmo. a on», New York. -, a)", .m 'l-apor lulu Norwalk.l‘eb.l,1873u ' .. . 6 i '3 cess—Jameafiedpath in Independent.
“hm“ “" . . "00““ Trade Mark- No Peddlmemrlored. '- . Norwalk. NOVEmlIErl . 0. a Gazette Job Printing omce ' " ' . l, l ‘
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exclusive cold, and deaths are occurring
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