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HOME LAWN SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies and Children,
} lfillIrc-Iopeu Tuesday, Sept. 7th, ,1 8'15.
A regular course of English Education. Also
Drawingkaintl11g,l.anguages,l?lusfe.
OBJECT-DEA WING made a specialty. .Rudie
ments receive rticular attention. Address
. , MISS IllELlI'J. M. G. STEVENS. Principal,
FOR SALE.
$ 1,9 0 0,00 '0. oo
—..0r_—' ., .
REAL _,EsmEt
new slit: gtnaette
T0 in Friends and Patron-
, I return you 111 thanks for the libersl'ps‘
In times past. an hope b stnct attention to. .
uess fair dealing, nndob igin‘g clerks. not
retain my old customers, but be able to en t‘
larva number in addition.
lTnving had a great. deal of fault: found Vi.
Western -Flon r, 1 have now made nmngefn
with ope'of'tbe be t Flouring Mills in the State
New 1 ork, locatet in the Genesee ‘Valley, ‘ III on
of the best wheat sections in this country, to furl-
ml means and influences which have opera-
ted to advance a weak confedcracy of 3,000,
000 people to a mighty nation of quite 40,
000,000, are very familiar to him. We of
the younger class can form no idea of the .
thoughts of this veteran citizen as tltey.rc-
turn over that ladder of years upon the
EMIer V. D. I’ARDEEJID,
(Graduate of N. Y. Medical College for Women,)
Cor. MAIN dc MARSHALL STREETS,
SOUTH N03‘VALK, CONN. '
Office Hours until 9 a. m., antllrom 3 p. m. At-i
tention to all e asses of diseases mention: to a nten”-
cral practice of medicine and surgery. Slate kept‘
at Frank Meud’s Confectionery. up town, and all
orders prom tly forwarded and attended to. Fam-
SPECIAL N MICE !'
8001-11-50) 8.57.- HOY'I'
’ will eontlhue plen- .
loophole
and went to Roton Ll‘oint. The
“TC nt‘sdo " . .
l 3’ including
putty consisted of sixty persons,
the families of C'lCll.
A fine french rool‘honse has been put up
on llrdford street, and the lonmdatlon of
another is being built nlongshle,on the prop-
ertv of Goo. A. llovt. . .
Messrs. Smith «is Lawrence have lllllSllf’tl
.,luesdar, Sept. 7_Eh}§75°
FAIRE‘IELD oeuurr urns. .
O
- - . so: 11 Summer streel and . . . - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Cl 7 ‘ i
, ._—- fillies (3“, iiilislcti‘tfgccluiietl by Mr. $111!ther rounds of which ll has been 1113 lot to ad- 'l'fiiigr‘é‘iiécs ‘rlte‘ltgh'ig'fii’é’ffi—"fi‘fiiilili' siI BLT», OSlng . Box_26-.t,P.0.,Norwalk,Oonn. I mum, With
. - \VINNIPAUK.‘ other house will soon be ready for occnpnn- Vance to his present estate. It might be he , 9“?" ot'T:1ep:yp,ntl Pni-crt‘icfi’uéYfidytvyl{Killian}? , , _ . 919;. ‘7. . IIsIcIml ml, Calal'ozllIeoI» ., . ., _ , . ",L . I I ., I . . . . 1
A horse “plunging-101). B. Birth-aroused cy. They are both handsome cottages, wIt-lII contemplates the feet of nearly three gener- {i‘i’fi’f'fian 1;,0,{’§'[‘,;’c,,fi,§§,éa,‘ ' 3mg; i , , '_ . ”‘ ' “ j ' fl ‘ ' ‘, ' ' MR8. E. ’1 ARNOID 8 FRESH GROUND ' FLOUR.
, _ _ . ‘ . . . f of u", built,und add greatly tothe appearance of, , . , , t 1 st lh t'lll' ”I . .. v , ,-. A , IIS ', . OCEAN PASS E TILKETS , I.. . V . , . , . i I
Nor unlk, ulnlc standing Ill fton the «New noon. pasting o t u. am e s l ingcrmg. . _ t, .,. . . II V . , ,. . ,- _ Dress and Cloak Rooms. :2 , ; ._ , ,Icannowofl'er I,
Norwnlk Mills 9“ Saturday last, mung“? 'A‘very'ln‘ctty cottage has been erected on Per-chance he ,myoflaiglmlpscifthelouesbon, W. C. BURI‘IE,‘JI‘., Moll)” tln-oughtllc montbsvofJuly and August. ‘v‘e-AND- : , . 3 : . _. , , , , 500 Barrels (If-Float"
M a Passing train 0,, ”,0 :anubury . -. Northfit-ld street, by G. A. Hoyt, Esq. “ Where are the , w 10 rave ived and Physician and Surgeon; - . - , . ~ . - . . . _ » .. I . B‘E‘NNETT’S BLOCK, . direct mm the m“ man ground and In splendid
turning around he turned the buggy com- 0n Summer S“ill“ maml‘lbnT" il'nlu‘i: {Elli died in Weslport during my life residence FFERS his professional services to tliccitizens Bonds 80'“ wnhoutlr'eganj to cos" Foreign Drafts. I ' No. 17 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn,- _ order. low for Cash: at my Store, ,
’ ' ’ SNNEG “ um 1‘01“] a halffrom 3 1e V’ ”"c' a l r. - cc. “ ' 't.” P 'Vlr. re 1’s 's'tn‘r ll 0 c '91]! > of Norwall: andviclnitv. twice over First Among-$10 , —-AT—' ' . . , -
Newly “mule do” and I unnfinc resulcnce agklgl'fmlylmlnmed ”'0 m l ’y 1 G 3 w H " l l . . NationalBank,SonthNorwalk. outsellvm‘fisl" ” omln' liloaltMaltlllfia Sfleclalil .' 51 Main Street, 1'“. alk, Coll
to ‘1‘ m" 5 to 7:30 p' “" ‘ “ I' (”"31 ' " where can at all times he found a complete assert
will always be remembered.
At the Memorial church, Sunday evening,
Row. Mr Lcwis’ gave the first of a series of
sermons to young people. v’f‘bcre was a
good congregation. The text was, ‘ Friend,
go up higher.” PAUL.
OIIEAPEST Raisins
, ’ ”FLT-IRE AND. ACCIDENT:
INSURANCE
EFFECTE‘D'I If? .> '. .
meat or . ' . I
tiracenes,Pmusuons& Fresh leaf
which will be sold at prices-tosuit the times. .
Harvey Fitgh. -
Norwalk, Jan. 11th, 1375. ’ ‘ 2 ‘
S b "at Bargains
may be found a good line of _
Fast Colored Prints,u't tic, pr yd.,
' A good line of ' ’ ,
,, (ling-hams, ut‘S cts. per yard, ,
.. at a fearful pace; it finally cleared itself kn] 0!] which it stands—Amman.
from the buggy and run until brought to a , _
tound turn by Will ll’ag'cman. The driver,
whose name we did not learn, who was
spilled ont'whcn the vehicle upset, was but
slightly injured.
runners McKEON, n.4,
Practical Plumber.
PLUMBING in all its BEAN GEES.
Green Houses Fitted up.
W. -
Best Work at Lowest‘Pi'ices.
.
F. OGDEN, Main, Street, near Center
a School. is prepared to exeeutIo'all orders to
UAItRIAGE MAKING AND BLALLSMITHIXG,
in the best manner. at very low rates. llo gxwés
personal attention to all work, uses the bust stoc ,
‘ WESTPORT.
Although the period know u as “dog days"
ended on Sunday, the closing up did not
bring to sufferers from the beat that relief
’BROTHERS
The district‘school term commenced yes . -—-——-—-—-._-____ _ . . Look Mam, prices v . . . .
. . ‘ . . winch they had sought. for the thct'momrlel' and guarantees satisfaction, ‘ fol‘ «.8 or set- i .A" kinds of . ... .... , , _, _ ,. .- , Ordetslcf‘t {it Shop on School Street, or on slate
terday. The former teachers have be re en- 1 , , , ‘ . _ Northern Niel-Isa“. tor good workz—Whecls nmmcr .. N , I , . - .- I . . , - -. at l:elden’s.’1‘mShop. Jobbingpromptly attended , , . , .
or . '- 1: rel s : 1 let'.\- " . , -- ," 1tonandbolte(,A o. . M A .
it lg” n bdmwi H l 1 fl (0110 I i'£$,5§f~f%£f.£§l girl—511315150; Bum, Whom Bleaclledaclinbleached Muslius, FIRST'CLASS ll PAMESLI _ o. . e , 1319 , ao'ncn. . , , . .
’ ‘ ‘ ' ~ ‘ response to {re uent solicitations Dnl‘sfch
N
I will open his so 001 to DAY PUPlLSin‘tM .
Primary, Business and Classical departments. The 4
winter session will commence ‘
moNDA 1', JANUARY 4th, 1975.
For further particulars, inquire of Dr. J. '0‘.
FITCH,'Pl'lnclpfll, 01‘ C. 0. GATES, A. 15., Assoc:
ate Principal.
c. n. ' novelists, ,
Manufacturing contaminant.
Keeps constantly on hand a large variety or, _
gagcd as follows : Mr. F. H. Buldwianram-
mar Dep‘t.; Miss Sarah Hull, Intermediate
Dop‘t.; Miss Clara Hull, Primary Dcp’t.
They have by, successful teaching in the
past won the entire respect of this District,
and no fears are entertained as to their elli-
t~icncy in tin inlnro. , I ,
.tl' ran against my now hen coop," is the
“my our ”1' our nitu'chants areo’nnts'fiir his
.poil- at nasal [llnl-tht’l‘tlddt‘. ‘
Ticket..- for any station '(urtllc.-I).-uibttry&
Norwalk it. it , and through“ fieltcts to New
_ Vat wholesaleprices. Afinelineof ' , ., ,,
‘ Gents’ Dress Shirts (an “.95. CAPITAL REPRESENTED ”YER .
' " " Anselmo“ 7 * ' s '7 0‘ o 00*" "0‘ do
Undershirt‘s and Drawers at 450., UHF . ', , " .’ -- ~ '
._ . ' _ ~ :._: .cK 91'Av2lfPS'FOR‘v1L'E oovpozvs
”“35”“? “minds“ - ' COLLECTED. Deposzi's RECEIVED, :
* ’ ’ ' ' "T ‘ i ’; -' SUBJECT TO CHECK A’l’ SIGHT
Gents Furmshmg Goods, Cheap. , mummy ALLOWED .4 0001,” ..
We have .Jnst received a large-line of ‘
B L A K name/eras”
- c MSI’L‘KS
from Auction, which we are sellin at SLOOand
$1.40. . They are worth $1.7ofxrc1ve r rem your at~ GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
. HORSES.
ForSale atthe Hotel in New Canaan
The subscriber has on hand for sale at lower
prices than can be bought at any ‘other pluce,’ both
sound and unsound. I have the best op ortunity
to vet horses of all kinds, havinv esta fished a
a lforse Mart inNew York, at 66t street. and 3d
avenue. where I sell at auction every Wednesday
and Saturday at 11 a. m. I also have at my stable
in, New Canaan, Boston Boy, J r3,- bnv,-is the finest
Stallion that stands in the County. this season.
' , GILBERT BIRDSALL.
ninronn Wlon
. ' ~. l
com date from $25 to 830 per set.,. Jteparrmg of all
kind's cheap. Blacksmithiug or Wood work at
lowest; rates. All Orders promptly executed.
(,‘ousult your own advantage by leaving order s. I
peeled. lingered all da y among the 80‘s, .vns LETTER NUMBER runes.
inclined to step up among the 90‘s, and only
took the back track for 00 and decency
when the shades of evening and theme!-
ncss which it brought, spoke the .word.
This (Monday) is the 181k consecutive day
without rain. Already vegetation is dry-
ingnp, and the roads are more dusty than
wasnvcr before known even in August.
The man who said coal dealers lift. the
most important people among us because
Returning to the town of “Eureka" ‘we
left the cars at the headquarters of the town,
which deth is 'Cnllf‘tl Grecnville, a place
which we. had never visited, but very fre-
quently hear from by Mr. Dcnsmore a mis-
sionary who has visited the cast on two or
three occasions, and who is somewhat fa-
miliar with the names, manners and cur.-
toms, and doings of the people ofNorwalk,
especially of the Sabbath schools, who are INNITICC that, their 8‘00“!"-
Any person wanting b‘RAltlES,oansave
from it) to 25 per cent. by getting tllemat
31 Main Street,
as we make our own Frames,_ Brackets,
Book-Shelves. Uomodcs. Blocking Cases,
Ste... &c..and therefore can def com cfitoh.
Call and see. COLE! 'II MAN.
Constantly on hand Chromos and Pictures
Would respectfully an-
. tention. ' We have a few more
I’I; Stned Shawls'left at 90 an.
TRANSA crab. A T THE
at vcr ' low prices. _
up. 1< ancy Job \Vork done in the best; man-
ner at short notice. Call and sec OOLEY &
:lllNMAN, 3] Mall! St., Norwalk.
- thcv do business on a “larva cc-ilc " l s '
York, cm now be procured of the ticket ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ => ' " ‘ ’ m" v - . «1 A -' q“ ‘Sunda as 1 001 U ' - ('ord Nails knob . . . . .
' ' been trying to improve on ”I‘ll Olllllllrsf by hiding . 10 me) 1c. . l 3 .Cl men of all styles, Picture 5 9 I .’ S. _ I 12,001.; pieces more 01 those , . o
.m ‘ 2 - ' ‘ " ‘ ' - . - 1 . : . . . . . and ever thin m ouvlmc fit "10 very lOW- - » - g . ° . ,- , . - .-
"Clglx' {islr‘i‘l‘h‘ilii'r hi 1.! .l ‘ l l ' remarking, that laser llccr tll‘illkino (in a m the prost‘thlIlml 0f milhs‘mu‘l-v ‘1“), I" \l e est possib’lcpriges. striped ,Grcuadfnes 8‘12, 1-2 I‘cts.‘ Banklng, Refill .EState, allfl _ ' DEALER 1x ' ure 0 ea lonery
_ c t . a: ) r l lf't as. o w no were = . " ° , 11nd imnlrinci. t the as a t lrivinnr in and town . . All other Dress Goods sold ro ort‘onnt'l~ h" L ' ' ' ' ' " ‘ . _
rmtmmsn e . l . ~ -. .. w : a a ’ ' . , , .p P. -‘ -°Y° 93’" . .
g r ,) l‘l t to worst (V ll to ul.lr.h we Also aflnc ossoitnigréiggclégrgydifirfinfizy . I II . . Alargelme. 01.: , . . ,. , _. Insurance “nice, Always Fresh and of the Best Quality, at
of no particular consequence, except as the
home of some very thrifty people, as well as
the family of Mr. Densmorc. Taking a
short stroll around to see what I could see,
I found it was already a city, with all the
officials from Mayor down, except council-
men. They have alder-men and a fine set of
men they are too. The eitv contains about
5,000 inhabitants, almost as many as your
neighboring city at the depot,—~hns also
a steam engine and paid fire department.
tholesale and Retail.
Also a superior article of
ICE CREAM,
SODA W ATER, with fruit syrups, and OTTAWA
:SEERnh-awn from Matthews Patent Steel Foun-
ems.
Fruits, Nuts, ,fine Imported and
Domestic Cigars.
No. 21 Main Street.
An Elegant _Ice Cream Saloon and Restauran
for Ladies and Gentlemen.
G. H. DOUGLASS,Proprietor.; '
FAIRFIELD
FIRE
I Cloth Remnants, ac lualf‘prlee. “
Ladies’flose 8 and 10 (its. per pair.
Ludms’ Bulbriggan 11,033,: -. x.
cut-Ira length, Que Shilling. One case of
DELAINES,
just received, to-bc sold at 12).; cents per yard. ' ‘
\Vash Popllnsat lo cts. per yard.
Remember the name and number, _ t -
SC’OFIELD &'— HOYT,
29 Main St., Norwalk, Conn.
the perpetrators ol the inhuman hatchery
of )Ir. ,llavis’ horses, or to tlrosc'who bur
glarizcd the Winnipauk ,llousc,:_x few weeks
can a worm
, WIIOLESA'TAE ANTIRETAIL.
Yard at the West end of the Bridge,
SOU'TH NOR W ALK,
Families and Factories supplied with the best at
lowest market prices. Delivered within any rea-
sonable distance. Prompt attention given to all
orders, large or small.
D. n. “’EBB, Agent.
are subjected.
Many of the principal highways in town
have been neatly repaired during the week.
Will the district surveyors be kintlcnougli
to cast an age over Wright street, and the
roadway leading over Christ Church bill?
before laying down “the shovel and the
her-3’, '
The first regular nit-Hing of the Chess
Club after the summer vacation, was held
.
' ’ river, mostly, however, upon the west, and
“lost Of WllOlJl had been I“ Wiltelllla places ~ ‘ r q ‘
e 1 - - , , .
. . . LS (i0l net}. E( by covered and other budge“
0X "KN/lug about l0l l‘(_’(!l'(‘:1[|()n Since “10 21d ) t l
- . . ‘l n h ‘cn er 0 the cit ' located u )0" wide
jonrnment, enjoyed the meeting. L 0105 2111 i eL1 ttl'r uttei‘zt’s eslccitli in the
. . ” . 1 ~ 1 in o s .- ' . ‘
were exchanged, briefly, of observations ‘ co m 1 “b , l t Y
commercia‘ ‘art we find larva and beauti-
mndc during recess of the coldest ofgann:s, ful slurs dill tlnee firs' h; hotels and
- n . t t ' -".: .
socrety matters were alluded to, and the ' ’ H ’
. _ . . . . four Evangelical churches. Manufacturing
propriety of playing a series of consultation is cvlcnivbl I carried on cs cciall flouriun‘
games this fall was hinted at. The Club ’ ‘ b 5 ‘ ’ p y °’
will meet ,1 ale ,1, the some {lace next Sat- lumber, lath, shinglesfiron foundries, and a
*‘g ‘ " '1 ‘ ' i The rapidity with which
» :. . '_.‘0p_. . ,
, C ,. V. , : I .
Melvflle E. Mead.
'Old Bank Building, South Norwalk.
JACoB M. LAYTow, Cashier.
new. . . . .
A piggkvd nine from the two mills here
played the Union' 13. B. C. of Silver Mine,
Saturday afternoon last, ,on the Fair
Grounds; scoropUnions 12, Picked Nine 4.
l'lipthcria. and malaria] feversIare alarm:
ingl y prevalent here and hereabouts.
An adult Bible class, numbering fourteen,
under the leadership of Mr. Chas. N. Nich-
ols, is a recent addition to the Sunday
school. i ,
Episcopal services were held at Zion's
Chapel on Sunday afternoon lust,Rcv. C.
.\l. Seilcck officiating. .
The Rev. Mr. Kingsbury, of W illonl,‘will
preach at Zion’s Chapel next Sunday cvcnf
ing; services to commence at '7 o‘clock. N.
FALL
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Are you going to Paint?
Call and see us and leaye your orders.
USE ,
AVERILL’S - . GOOD NEWS-
CHEMICAL‘ PAINT lBfintg & Shoes
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
. It is more beautiful, more durable, lower in price, '
is all ready for, use, doesln'ot wash by rain. best -
wood preserver, is water and fire proof,'and is the
best for, general uses, either. for wood, iron or
brick biuldings. Many of the finest residences in
town are painted with
AVERILL’S CHEMICAL PAINT
Put up ready for use in pails of 1. e or.3 aliens;
a
For: , I ‘
ears " rooms
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We have now manufactured at full assortment;
of New Styles Clothing for Fall and Winter, es-
pecially adapted for School and College. and
rus'r RECEIVED AT
CLtl’l-‘HING
J. ' P. HANFORD’S
WILTON. , 1, , . . cloth factory. ' .
The Pronson estate as an t' )llOl ofi‘ t u“ .1) (vcnmg. I ‘ loss are converted into merchantablc llllll- are fully prepared _to supply all demands at kegs of5 1001'1580110n9 half barrels or at ' '
' ~ ~ ' W e “. " 0 His friends everywhere will be glad to ”_ . ., , , ' ' .11 “Yuppdmgll m“, "r'cemnmu‘ All orders romptly filled and anyinfbrtiililtioli WILL BE 901‘” NOT FOR ’
bel , Ehlllgles, &C., lb lcnlarlxable, atltl WI given by applying to . I-- ‘ . A . QNE MONTH. ONLY BUT . - .
Mr. A. M. Reed, for $1,900.
0119‘ of Wilton’s"banclsotne young ladies
has entered Mount'llol yoke Seminary.
The cemetery connected with St. Mut-
thcvv’s church has been greatly improved
DURING THE III-1A1:
1875, AT SUCH
LOW PRICES,
learn that Mr. Edward H. Nash is so far ri-
sen from the effects of complicated bodily
ailments,‘as to warrant the belief that he
will soon entirely recover.
A party of young ladies and gentlemen
BITCKAW BROS,
Fourth Avenue, opp. Cooper Institute.
Lamyctt‘b Place, opp. Astor Place, I". Y.
ONE DOOR FROM CORNER.
D. u. WEBB, Sole Ag’t for-Norwalk
bearihc same description and commenda-
, Office west end of Bridge, SOUTH NORWALK.
lion as in my first'communicutien. The
river above mentioned which gives a water
supply, also furnishes a “log-yard” for ‘im-
mense rafts of floating logs, ready to he
Theo. HarriSOn’s -
Inflow nearly - ' , ' . j South Norwulk,00nn.
fast Capital, ' $200,000.00
THE
bv the vioorous applicrtion of a bush . . . , .- . -. . » ‘
' ” 1c-mced at Sherwoods Island Saturda . . . ' ' ' ~-
. . l. gr 'l‘a Enron and Plc-Nlc {Partial . Gem" [moons rumor ,.
l A Emilio", "if" has 9‘ cthwJIntg he" Wh'dt' of the Island as the most beautiful spot for 1133,2111 ,3 3:19 .thtIorIiesImile “To? 5, olfnceIpm- ~I The New Steamboat "3 A comp]ole-assortment. of ORIGINAL WITH AND INTRODUCED m. ' ~ ,
Iietn on s o eep as a ,ms mus prescn pic-nics along the Sound. I , II .. s . L t r, (1 “I1 . e es ) - . , _ A _ ' . . Mills Jaill 1875 $336112a78
1or Susan B. Anthony. ._ . _ .. . should a fire get started 111 them, there .. o . ’ l 2 ’
Mr Merwiu left for Sal-ate '1 Manda ‘ Friday, while MIS'M'E' Burns was 111 would be vcr v little ho eofsavino- an nut = The Gontlnental LIfe ' ’
' g. y, her carriage ascending the hill west of Peat ' 5 p a ' y I . jib,“ \\_.l . TM, will “7.8. KANFOID,Pr-esldent,
fthem. By the kindness of Mrs. D. we
were driven some two miles .to the west,on
the city limits, to the ”old” cemetery,—tbc
. . finishe'l park in the cit —and where
l 't . ll . . ‘ ”My ‘ , .V.
Ashes oneuerg ed over two pouuds,1t be many of the old residents who settled
could ne‘t‘have found its way towards the 1 r ‘ , , h' l Tl .
RIDGEFIELD- carriaoe'by accident, or of itself, and hence on y 3' ew years srnce ‘u t .13 p see. m
D 0'rowth of the city is so rapid that a larger
ROLL OF HONOR t—The following named must have been cast by some person with °
children were not absent from school dur- malice “forethought. Has Norwalk any cemetery 15 being prepared 5““ miles farther . 1m- Dock, Nor-walk; 01- s. F, PEoflts ])r“g 5mm,
_ , . ,' ' - .: z o .1
mg the Summer term 1875. Marion H. men in authority? out, where soon these sacred remains are to South nor-walk. . . -mno
Nash, William 1085935 Frank Heady, Albert The arrival in our river of some two mil- be removed, {hen the ground, w? learn, is to I
Thomas,,Vinnie J, Wilson, Eudora Glover, lieu of blue fish last week; called ,0 the be converted into a park, affording a pleas‘ NURfiALK ASPHDU} IJJIl: IMhUSlC.
Isses , woo. ’0 t ,
Etta Pendley. * \vharves, if schdol boys are permitted ‘0 ant and quiet place, with its shady trees,
3
>c.
~__ 4.;- F..—.r.u-n_.
Qiom 1:19"? the expects to 2:," fra‘endsm Swamp, on her way to Norwalk, some per.
‘ ussachset s. , "‘1‘ 01m: son hurled a. stone which came near the
'1 he WillOl] Academy, E- Olmstend, Prm- head of a child in company with Mrs. H;
cipal, opens Sept. 21.1.
n. B. TURNER, Sec’y and Treat.
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. Hartford, Can.
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Fresh Goods. 900m,
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LIGHT outs-House BUGGY, in first-rate
order, will be sold at a‘bargain if ap lied for
29 GEO. WARD SE1. ECK.
thereafter, which, in. many cases,
return to the Policy-holder A full line of
The following were neither absent nor t
tall-1Y- GCO- Bustecd, William Nol‘fhrop, Thctruth is‘a large number went fishing, f0
ell it, two 'I-million of amateur fishermen.
where enjoyment and recreation can be had
r the weary.
The schOols are classed among 'the best
At Prices which defy
IN the Bridge 10rt School of Music, respectfully
. announce to be public of Norwalk and vicin-
Ity, that they Will be prepared to receive pupilsén
Piano Forte Class Teaching, at their rooms, Wall
Street, over Potter‘s Music Store, on and after
0X
FORD TIES
All-the Money previously Expanded, .
for the ipsurancc,tIhc1-cby obviatingl SOmc of. the
.more SCI‘IOIIS objections made to the old forms 0 ‘
anus? ladies’ and Children’s
Send for .1 Circular.
Boots. and35hoes.
Only '60 Cents per Dozen.
, At E. K-LOOKWOOD‘S. '
Frederick Main, Emma Main, Stella Walsh,
Melville Hoyt,-Rufus Puncher, Nellie 1" On Thursday next, September 9th, at2 p.
Sherman, ILeroy Sherman, M‘W-Y Carney, m.,a'n interesting race between four ‘wcll
Johanna Carney, Jennie Carney, Horace known boats, owned respectively by Messrs,
‘V- Northrop, M317 E' Olmsteud, Carrie 13- Meeker and Sturges of Southport, Street of
Snith.‘i..’V.illie Olmstead, Bertie 8“”: Norwalk, and McCreudy of Westport,vvil1
f‘ihatlije,Wil‘sbn,‘Frsnces Rmvan. ‘ ' occur ofl'Ccdar Point. - The course or dis- a
Sheet-roll 0f H0110“ Greerge Bustced lance to be sailed‘lis not yet given out. but b
and William Casey were not absent during the race will be for a purse of $50. As the
the‘year- , ' start is to be made strictly on time, our peo-
~lilarydnndI’JeInnietflllarney wereTnInt absentt plc ‘will do well to visit the Point on that
or tar y (luring c year. re mos .da . . I . . .
punctual attendance was in District No. l. ' is the contract for widening the G orhum the new tax luonn the sale of 1nfox1catrlI1g
The Reception at the Agricultural Socie- mud-has been given on, by the selectmcn, liquorsmud which 13 harms-such an emt- I , . .
tyne. Exhibition HalblustThnrsdayevening, and as Mr. C- S. Wakemau, the lowest of 11g influence m Detrort andI olhcrI large IN THIS MARKET
We hear W33 hugely andeaand 1335500 Off the seven bidders has by [his time béglln to “1311c: The Ind:;f76:3‘z‘7nt idletlglsglllliligll: 0:1: ' . number of pup 5 received into the familv Fall
A y l commen In” on m v ' ‘ . Term begins September-13th 1875. - For circulars
pleasantly. 11" . t l l ‘llb dig among the stones and dirt of said road, ays “don’t advertise it me y cause you the t \Ilfisrs’nnocxwiu
The‘annun our opens 0-( try um wx e n on raucoud _ - s - , , - . amp-ass , g, 1 - . .3 .
a t ° 5 y over (llSCl'l sed question, trouble of having friends call to trade with . 1Y2“ 3"" “J’Nf’r‘mu’m'
. 1
Summer Wear.
andéall had good luck. ..
, . -'-‘._ _ Life Insurance.
of the best manufacture. Special attention
September 2nd.
paid to
in the state. How could they be otherwise, I .
' o 's) s‘t‘on , . Classes (rudxmentar .l $500
With plenty of room and a go d d] 1 on 1 I .. (calisthenicsy,) .800
to manage them; and from past experience u (advancc,) ~10,” ..
the older residents know What lb needed; Days—Mondays and Thursdays. Post; Office ad-
. . . dress, “Noroton, Conn. 211134
they have set out right and the l'lSng gener.
tion by their fm'ethonght will be greatly
enefitted.
We find two newspapers: the Democrat
nd the Independent, the latter the larger
and best conducted, much space in both be- I _ .
ingjust now taken up in the discussion of
"erficm' CALL AND INVESrIGATE. '
4m20 o. E. WILSON, Agent-4.
AND
Craniall’s Melaftti‘llllBlttls,
, PROWITT’S DRUG, STORE.
Custom Work, Repairing, Etc.
Consult your own interests and save money by
purchasing of
JCS. P. HANFIORD,
at the old .nna‘oi
51'3th & nANFORD,
No. .7 Main Street.
Butter Bowls and Ladies
STRAP SHOES. _ W
J. M. sects-r2313,
DEALER IN . \
A Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies
ILL open at Wilton, Sept. 15th. Superior ad-
vantages on most reasonable terms. For cir-
ulur address REV. W. H. KINGSBURY. . _ u
‘ l ’ - Wilton, Conn.
unssns BROCKWAY’S
Select -School.
‘RegnlorEnglish course Four Years. .
HUSIGJAHGIIAGES. DRAWING AID PAINTIHI.
Drawing fro ast andfrom nature. A limited
comes-Tremor
annov'm Rook lee. ,
R. ELLS & SON
RETURN thanks to their numerous patrons for
_ past favors. The announce their present
readiness to attend to a 1 orders with which they
may be favored. Their supply of ice is far 3' than
ever before. and their prices favorable to t err cus-
t t , . _ - 7 tomers. Your custom for either large or small
l quantity is respectfully solicited.
- - I 3 R. ELLS .2 SON.
' . - Norwalk, April 2631,1875.
MELODEONS. , FlianKM &[I -
' ' I
SIIEE’I‘ MUs'Ic.&c..
3 Gazette Building,
9
ran
5..
w
F0 P.
0“
TRAP CAGESJat '
_' - 1. 1r. LOCKWOOD’S.
wnsnntrs nunnmn llEMElll
can be relied upon. For sale by .
II. M. k C. S. PROWIT'I. '
continued through Friday. If. the weather having for its basis a deculedly uncalled for
holds pleasant the attendance will undoubt- and useless improvement (‘3) may, a, last, he . 011, urnd you may have to leave the perusal ‘
edly be large. The season has been very he said to have struck hard mm ' Relative to 01' a Lew 3 014": Chicago 0? Detrort paper 10
voruble, and the display of agricultural the bidders the following may make good P0101) *1 package 0f merchandtze for your
products promises to be unusually tine. reading. One person was so anxious to get ntend,or It may cause you “10 ”011,131? 0f
the contract that he offered to build the gomg out to get a inlIlphunged, &c., wrth
DARIEN' road at :1 511111325 less than any-other bid- many such IsuggIestrons {.01 ItIhese reasons;
There will he a Musical I' Concert in the der. Thomas Quinlan wanted $2200; Chas. his advice is v‘don t advertise, but the eight
Presbyterian church on Wednesday eve- Mills $1300; Burr Meeker $700, Andrew page llflllel‘ shows that 1110 people WI“ 00' TIICTI' glfll‘k 0T
ping, Sept. 8th, in aid of the church work. B. Godfrey 3700; Harry Hull $650 - Mr. vcrtrseI. . ' " " 3;: 2:131ng 3333;;ng opfiniggrefigggenfiglgg
A pleasant time is expected. Go, and take Chas. S. Wakeman of Grecns’ Farms didn’t TnkmgI 3110“!” conveyance, drawn by , . changed. ,quuim at ,3“, O‘ll‘ie ole. Q; BISHOP.
your friends. If Wednesday should he want it very bad, and so oflcrcd $612. He. ‘:the ponies” we were llgven] toward the ' 1\orIwalk,- ugust,.187o.II I I.I ~I 31113? ,
stormy, first few evening-thereafter. got thecontract. . new cemetery which at ougi containing TO 'THE ’LADIES. I
. - " ' t 1e and »
Information Sollelted. , . butone hundred acres, ties to s y . . . . .
. . . . f nd Agrent "‘“SL melon, peach and potato beauty withGreenwood. We notice in our Ilwrewnthtakepleasurcmmfommsyou thatl
The two followmg inscriptions are 0“ trade was done by our merchants Saturday . st llieve now on hand achorce assortment orFall
‘ yes in - ' , ~' . ~ '
AND 'STBAW 60008;
i“ an Old grave-yard about one-half amile evening. Business continuedlivelytill near Journey how the city is reaching out into .
north from the depot at Five Mile River. midnight, reminding one of the good old the hills and film! country {01' more room, "TLUNERT . . F "11
Mr. Vincent, it is said, was lost overboard business Saturday’s of years ago. lcav’ing houses standing upIon banks from Eiglwsriugfg‘g.‘Fluo‘ligilir’ifigiiv’olicilii‘tiiusfii;.9535
from a. vessel in the sound, during a gale; The steam yacht Ibis, Capt. Charles Fair— ten to twelve feet high: While the avenues l rempjgfim Res cam.“ i z. . i .7
s rewardwss offered by his mother for the child, of the N. Y. Y. 8.,huvklg been com- are being graded. How the money pours .p Magma.
body, which was found after several weeks: pletely renovated, has left 6ur harbor to be- into such'places when 1hr y are assured of
or months. Mrs. Icard, his mother, it is gin her autumn cruises. . twelve to fifteen per cent.for thcmvestmcnt.
93m. “'3" l”°“§11‘ from New York or be- By reading the premium'list of the Fair- Leaving these scenes, we soon enter Ithc
yond, to be laid by the side of her son. field County'Agricultural Society for 1875, 111er scrub-oak wood, and, through wrnd-
Can any information be given of Mrs. our towns people may see it will be to their mg paths, after nbontIan hoursIride, emerge
' from them to come 111 full vrewof‘ Fatal
4
YB, (31. Y.) SENIINARY.’ For particu-
lars address MRS. b‘. J. LIFE, Principal. “33
Flint-Class 7 Board !
IN ’NORWALK. CONN.
\VIDOW LADY having leased the house own-
ed by G. G. Bishop, harp, pleasant] located
Wall Streetdlorwalk, 0t.
NEXT DOORto SAVINGS-BANK-
Only a few more boxes of that Cheap
INITIAL P m,
left, at lOiCenls a Box.
. r": ' .
m 3 9 m _ - NEAR run BRIDGE.
I keep a large stock of mstrumcnls on hand,und .
. sell them on Monthly lustallments. Everybody ,
can have a Piano or Organ. ,
Main Street, Norwulk, Conn
SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEDR-ATED
FAMILIES AND PARTIES
furnishedlwith
ICE CREAM,
PLAIN 012 IN FANCY FORMS,
WEBER IPIA mos,
n ' I" UHLE’. : STANLEYdl-SON’S
DEALER xx » “
Drugs, Chemicals,
AND
FAMILY MEDICINES, MEMO»:
and Will furnish at short notice.
Just Ontz—Mrs. Stowe’s last work, entitled,
‘We and Our Neighbors?
'Wltll I .
Water Ices,
' 5
G E N T 5 (mo VE..'TEEN re FULLER’B,
11.4 INES BROTHER,
. .. FAWCE’I‘T, ,
No. 4, James’ Block, Water St, Norwalk.
FALL Mir-LINER!
mun-.1. n.1m'r'rs ” - '
Has now a choice selection of "Goods * Suitable for
‘ .ktnseranzrmue.- *' w
Strau'Hats‘iflfill‘theleadingshapss.
runnsmnc
Also
Memoirs ntGen. ll. '1‘. Sierra.
Medicinal Fluid. Extracts,
Standard Elixirs, Call and see them.
[card’s history, or of “f" authorship 2",? Sig." advantage to make liberal entries of articles I ake at the entrance of the Cemeterv ' _
“flame" “f her very Engular 9pm“) ’ " for competition at the coming Fair. West- grouuds ' fuming,"}1nwns, mans. mugs, Tinctures, OLD INSTRUMENTS at short notice and warranted to he as good as the
port is able of herself to offer a creditable ' , . 'und all’the'Novelties'ot‘ the Season. 'WINES SYRUPS ESSFNCFS liestin market. Also every requisite for Parties
memory of . . . . ere, after wafernw thc lonics from the . .l - 5. t A . ' 1 ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ ~ . .
, Francis M. Vincent, show especrally 1n the vegetable hue, and 1f lull: we a“ hted to ”view ibe sooner and Vortvtk.,mlgttst30th.187 , ,. - . . Taken In Exchange fOIl New. Wm, Wmera fumishem For Salon;— _,
Born in Charleston, ' one half her inclinations is indulged, and t , g l y - : . > ,_ CEO‘l-m Tartar, Cooking 80‘1“, , ' " ' ~ .
‘. South Carolina. one tenth her ability exerted in behalf of the placrd waters. We found he water VAgéflfgn; ,filfAhfl'gge'hggg ¥§‘3.‘§$tii§.‘~‘k8§£ 3111139855. Ext Lemon 35 Vanilla» TUNING AND REPAIRI C t -
If February 14, 1807. the County Fair this year, the Fair will clear and cold. With no VlSlblC outletIIIor 1n. '6“qu “mull?“ ., ”Adm-e”, REV. W. 1!. Sponges, $1?!“ng . , ‘. . s .
t M Drllvlvélel‘836 prove a success let. Following our guide, we clambel'ed on “Nils! in“, l "“9“: Wm" “34 ”“5 95’ 4 ‘3 moms’ Done at short notice.._ "" '
x. are , ' - - . . , . . . .
W" m ,. . - ’ . - - . to a fallen pine-tree and walked out over __A “we 5.164),“ to B“ D mm , . . ___‘
~~At_Rodon Paint, The report thh gamed credence mg! the water which was clear as chrystul and ' Follicley'r'li Van Denseii’s make.i;f Neither}. In Pure GraPetPort’Sherry & madelm The Weber Piano. ' ' '
Nor-walk. Conn. week that the “East Side Hog Hayward As- . . ’ Perfect 0mm” Lowest mall rice 8200’ cog: 860' ; W ' l ‘ . CAMPH RINE
Aged 21 years and 29 days. soriation” ind “gone up 7) had no founda- through wlncn we could see to the depth of ”Lt-34’ . .- .' mph“; I, Five Mile River. , mes, bfififiKzlltkf.ié.i?$§§fc§§23nlfgiiliititi'ii‘ft‘é‘s‘ RETAIL DEPARTMENT. ,
‘ ' . r . . . . . .. . . . , _ . . . .
- - - ' llve fectits pebbly bottom. Leuvmgtlns . , , g . . , We,“ ,mwiate: _ _ .
Grieve not for me, my‘mother dear, tron. The report was started by a lunatic, 1“? , , , - - , FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. ""0 “0 Pl 1 , _ for mosquito bites, sprains, pains. cc,
1’"! not dead, but sleepingshel‘e; made such during a. mathematical effort ,0 porn! We lode to the aClJOlllng lake culled FARM FOR. SALBI 0B To, LET A150 . . ugfllfitgi‘grigfmn a Piano whlgléocqlgpllygteoXe- l.‘ M. G: C. S. PBOWITT.
N WILTON! CONN.—The farm known “5 the “ The Weber Plano occupies justly the first rank
Baldwin lake, near the Centre of the
grounds devoted to the Cemetery. This
like the other is clear and beautiful, and
said to be very deep. On the hills and in
the valleys are tombs, and the workmen are
busy beautifying the grounds for other sep-
ulchres, and for the winding and pleasant
roadways and paths.
Few cities of its size possess so many nat-
ural advantages asdocs Greeuville; having
As I am now, so must you‘be,
Prepare for death and follow m9. Stratton farm. on Beldcn lIill,'ofabout8.-'lacres
with two Dwelling flanged—large Barn, and other
buildings, with abundance of fruit, ac. Excellent ,
land, suitable for any "class‘ of‘farmimi: Within
one mile of Wilton depot. Possession t om Se t.
far, 1875. Terms easy. Apply to S. E. OLMSTEA
Nor-walk. Conn. » , « - - ~ 4t3tl
1’. s.——Will let on shares to a satisfactory person
nnwnn“ , lllN‘l‘i
amongst the Best Pianos. J. N. l'attison.
The Weber l‘iauos cannot possibly be 3111 assed.
’ ' S. B. J fills.
I used the Weber Grand ‘l'iano because I consid-
er it the best in the world. Harry Sanderson.
The Weber Piano possesses everytbin that can
he wished for in a Piano. Geo. W. J organ.
The Weber Piano ranks. foremost amon at .the
best manufactured. ll’illia‘m J ason.
The Weber Pianos stand first amongst the splen-
did l’ianos produced in this Country.
Clara N. Brinkerhofi‘.
A ten years’ experience satisfies me that the We-
mnke six by multiplying two into itself.
. The truth is the shares of the institution
| were never firmer, or held at higher prices.
That a west side Capitalist with the cash in
I hand and a voluble tongue to back it,
Wanted, but couldn’t get a share (‘5’) at: any
price, the other day, indicates in what light
the stock for permanent (TI) investment
stands. The local agents of the concern are
SODA WATER; Knivesd: ForksII
. WITH BEST FRUIT STRUPS.
A! E. K. LOCKWOOD’S. .
» FIVE cnn'rs‘ PER GLASS. —
rnrsrnvme but not: i
lIousekeepers experiencing the ‘
Superror Convenience e Reliability
Scotch & Bass Aleslondun Porter.
Sal-«toga Illllne'ral Waters,
Soda. Water and Root Beer
,« ON DRAUGHT.
Stand Unrivalled.
In Memory of
Jane Icard,
Died March 15, 1837 , > .
'I‘rwss IDEPAR'I‘MEN’I‘. ROOT? Beer,
Aged 58 yew-5' hf 1 1 ' '1 t M ' b‘ t
Wfllc ‘1 311C 7‘ 1 ill] - one 15 n0 0 CC . . . . . . ”E l ."l l. '0. fe the soul of llltflc
Our Savior and sun -—fhe have mogu'nh of that bill the gin: ] beautiful surroundings, good railroad fut-11h nofdilmggg .1131]! w 11 ST‘RA W- ber l’mnos are unapproaehable.——Johm Zundel. - r ‘ op 'f‘ilE _
Above mg, Honor your , . y “ . ’ . . y . p y ties, and abundant water-power for-all kinds FERRY PLANTSamW “WV 1"" tranfpllfl?" 4 “3° Stock 0" - ‘ . ' . FI‘ E CENTS' l t t I ’ 'l ' F ' J ,
Right hand shows for me. "ta, seek to pound everything With life "‘ ‘1 kt of manufacturing The location and (*li- $75,; “"9! healthy plants, well-1ooted,am mg" I would callespecral attention to ' a BS mpTOVBmen I“ "I" a’s,
loose on the street. Hence they made It ' ‘ p5,“, 1,0,. 1],,“de _ _ - , —_ 51,89 1' R u 88 E s ' s u PF 0 RTE R s , ‘ desire the ’
are very healthy, and yet the city has seven-
teen physicians to give them medical care.
Our next from Detroit. Doc.
EE-_—‘£_- W
“ Where there is no Christian Sabbath,
there is no Christian morality; and without
“Dozen, - - - - - - .a
' H.B.MATHER
. “Est Norwalk, August 27th, 1375. 35“
B r u ,
THE on corner. nun
Beautifully finished in black walnut and
rosewood ,combining morepcrfections than
any otherin the world. Has taken more
than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD MED-
legitiniate to bag a flock of six innocent
geese and pocket the money recently, and
ere long, may the day arrive speedily, it is
not unlikely they’ll begin to haul on high-
way trumps, not for the profit of the thing
and other appliances. A Ph 'sician in attendance
to fit them every {Saturt uy Afternoon.
PRESCRIPTIONS
carefully and acurately compounded from medi-
cines ol' the best quality.
GINGER ALE,
"a urn; CENTS.
Jané‘lcard I, die your
' , Honorto have thelast ofmy speech.
“comm” rm?
’ With Glass Lid and Screw-Clamp in one piece:
or the
“Protector” J ars,
'l‘l-urstoms [vary Pearl Tooth Powder
is now admitted to be the best Dentrifice known.
Used daily. it will keep the. Teeth Sound, Clean
Honor dear husband you are
HonOred to be my sisters
As witness, Amen for me.
all the Durham that ever existed.
An elephant is 1,227,386 times larger
than a flea. But the flea has caused 1,227,-
486 times more profanity in the world than
the elephant—Nominate): Herald.
William Penn is credited with saying that
“some are so very studious oi learning what
was done by the ancients that they know
l-Ior Opening o'r Cinema;
CAN BE OPENED
more readily, and
CLOSED MANY TIMES
* more rapidly, and are
MORE RELIABLE.
ieziv -"~' .. so much as the benefit which must accrue - . - .- - and Wt 't ‘ n lth- lth 13' th
- .- . - ' ' llllS two institutions cannot law be sus- ' “ c! the bums .9“. 3’ “m e 1"“ . -. ‘ .
f 343' wife is gone above to the public. tain'ed.”—Just2'cc Jlchcan. h Sweet. Itcontainsno acid 0." injurious substance, “-0 mm, from on“! town ram tlz attended ,6 Al‘s. A)“, “EST PRIEMTMS’ “EFT: 181mg? {he}; . A large assortment of With Anti-Rust Lined Metal Tops.
llmr ordfrsIleft its} ml: 'll I Friday the flip Ribs in epic span new Let youuc People remember that their cannminjm'eu‘e “““iel’ana is wicinny recom' ,r I. 1’ P J ‘. Tfétmzi: gnlgiallul) “:31.i311‘ees(1mu:1mi ' g a - N0 so “ate PlBOOB
" a.1n 185%! 1 ' ‘ ‘ .. , - ‘ . .- ,., - : , t' 1' - . ., ——_—---
£1,133; rgmefiiberc-dbe. . suits, went mm” in Stamford, and in a gmidl mmpefwil gall," them more New, miggfpetggxnose who having soodtoeth u tsh to 1118’s Drug Store anth’brities. " __ : -‘> . 'ro mg," “he Lost.
- .. .. . - ‘ an m mes a - ll .. . : . .
—— splendidly played guttewnh the Secret Sen. ‘ pp 5‘ “‘ cgwms and talent “I Soldby allDrnggists. stand 50 Cents rerBomc- ' ‘ . ’ Certamlythe best i cvérhepp'dél ' “H" E flflNFfiuTIflNunY Nownrzxon unqmmm
ca. . o-i-ya'n. — ‘
.r :.——'rhe ion rules, or dashes between the . .. , . , ,
afghan, are all the stone. Over" the erase lB .1..qu WELLS 4“ ELLIOTT‘ 11holdSt., N' 1‘ ll Main St” Norwalk, Cl.
Sculpt urcd the rial ngeun.
STAMFORD.
Now some of the Stamford young men
have been and gone and seen the great See
Serpent, in the sound. So far they or
bury’s, won in a score of 83 to 12.
Last Wednesday, Sept 1, Mr. John Gray
“cempleted his 90th year, and entereed upon
his 91st. It; was a pleasing event to his nu-
merous relations and friends, who made it
the occasion of a celebration. These visit-
It is vocal, which is the highest praisethul
can be bestowed on any instrument.
G. B.Seynwur, Musical Critic N. Y. Tomes.
'l‘heyare the bestreedinstrument'we have
met with.
0. .t J. II. Odell, Organ Blitldcrs,N. Y.
FOR SALE CHEAP..
FINE, thoroughbred, ‘Aldorney Bull Calf.
Enquire at GAZETTE OFFICE. 2t34
PIANO TUNING!
V
Of our own- Manufacture
n tinting $1 I u
made from the [least Material and kept constantly
on hand. Our
No. 43 Main Street,
end of the “Louise” art as the made it - ‘ ». . . 7 . _
21$ to be about thirty fget lgng. hey don’t 8d thelfjpllanbcl: (ligfvfied Einllzflltd “In? nthshowBto hve With the modems.” NOBW ALE P1 mo alleging; tin-1.35.7213... or If is the neplusulh‘a ol‘reedtnstrJquIieuts. poxvnxmxm
so how men n Slflflilllloals “with down were ‘ ‘ . " i a ‘_ e“ 9‘ “me" ~05h , lllmgs says: “ic only way to kit * .. . , lirn’iilt' ‘ Jr'w'sicii i ins: ‘ mi - alk. I’M/1E- 5- ‘1'“ W- I Y . , Ayn erratum:
y 3 " 0f the number was Mr. Alva Gray, a broth- thru this .world: and eskapc censure and w“. ’ A.-.“ .--A..,’.X_‘_.~_Tc (“iv—m SEWING MACHINE it contains sweetness and powcr in an RES! ICE UREA J’I Than others
pipes"‘tliey saw. '
Mr. Robert Harper, a well-known musi-
Ciflll. who has been stricken down with a
fatal malady, was honored with a complir
' memory 00009” ‘05! week, which, with sub-
scri lions, realized about $600 for him.
We 1 bestowed.
, ,CondurtoIr Minor, ot'the peach truin,near-
1y lost his life in attempting tojump on the
train on 511003)" He “timid his footing and
fell between two of tlic'I’cuIrs, hanging down
in s perilous manner, and unable to recrwer
himself.- lle must soon have perished but
my; a Wagner brukcman, named James
Bpaulding, who happened Ito be at the depot
saw the peril to which Minor was exposed,
,, made ajump for the train, and climbing up
, ’10 the top of the ear run along to the plaCe
where the conductor was‘ hanging and
brought him up safelv by the coat collar;
Louis Schlcich of New York, was found
in a dying condition on a side road pear
Westcott’s on Tuesday evening. 'He lived
but a short time and it is supposed he had
taken a dose of Paris green. . .
The Stamford cannon had a pic-me on
_ _M__A -A.
unusual degree—10w. Bishop Simpson, M
E'. U/urrch.
Language fails in adequacy to convey a.
fair idea of the perfectly enchanting power
of this instrument.-—-Imle]2enden I.
Vastlysupcrior to anything of the kind l
have ever played upon.-— Wm. A. King.
The Esty Organs are without a superior.
Geo. Jordana, Organ Buzlder, N. 1'.
No tremolo has yet been invented that
will in any way compare with this for beau-
t y me l'lcct.-—- Wm. A Johnson.,Orgaobuzlrle'r.
It is not merely the best, but it is the only
mccltan incl-reproduction ofthc human voice
\vhich has ever satisfied me.‘—~Reo. If. U.
Rag/gs, l’resdlen (of Norther It New Yorlrdfusz-
«ml. .4 ssocmtwn .
J. ill. l’OT’l‘ER,'Norwalk.
hatnpsantl Lanterns
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
abuse is to take some back road. You kant
travel the main turnpike and do it.”
“Doctor,” asked a. convalescent, “can I
eat a pork chop or bacon this morning?"
“Hardly.” replied Mcdicus; "to cut the chop
would be rash, and the bacon rusher.”
Chuirmuness" is the latest development
of feminine grammar as officially applied to
the presiding ofiieeress of the “Arkansas
WoItInen’s Centennial Eexecntive Commit.-
tee.
This is the season of the year when young
ladies begin to slyly shove five or six of their
corn-cobs over beside their brother’s plate
at the dinner table.
When a man really gets to be somebody
in this world, it is wonderful how many
mean things his less fortunate associates
will remember about his early life—Rome
Sentinel.
These Massachusetts trumps have talent
some ofthctn, only it’s in the wrong direc-
tion. One of them, who was required to
pay for his dinner by chopping wood, walk
ed off with the axe.“ '
er, one of the oldest men in town, and wife.
[cssuges of congratulation from friends in
Chicago were received and read. Mr. Gray
in view of his great age is one of the most
remarkable men in Westport. Willi mind
and body unimpaired by time, he can see
the funny side of a good story, or enjoy the
outgrowth of good cookery the same as was
his characteristic admlf century ago. Du-
ring the late severe winter Mr. Gray, not
from necessity but from choice, did regular
work at his wood pile, and during August
just closed, with no fear of bug or the rot
however, made early and successful raids
with book amtbuskete upon his potato fields.
At 90 years Mr. Gray stands on the list the
oldest man in town. Hrs memory, which is
still clear, extends back among the closing
years of another century. The prominent
incidents of three great wars, and the vari-
is the best. of all. Don‘t buy any other Machine
’ before trying the ,
DOMESTIC.
J.SPENCER,
.1 E w E L'E H .
Under Nor-walk Opera House,
[keptj constantly on hand.
PRICES REDUCED.
The subscribers are offering their
Marble
' Work
at armllly reduced rates. Persons wishing to erect
MONUMENTS
to theirdeccased friends will do well local] and
examine their large stock of Marble before pur-
chasm 1; elsewhere.
PBIGE, BATES d. 00'
Norwalk, August 2nd, 1815.
GOHMISET cuss WP. 00.,
Manuf‘s of ‘VINDOW' GLASS, _ I
BOTTLES and FRUIT JAI'.
Corner THIRD AND ARCH STREL’I‘S‘, '
PHILADELPHIA, PA. I-tcfld
FreSh Roasted Peanuts,
PIES AND .CAKES,
FRUIT, &c.,
. PINE CIGARS.
is Agent for Norwalk, and‘vicinitygvhem only the
N It. IV Domestic Scwmg Machines, guaranteed by
the Company, can be purchased.
Second-hand Machines at low prices.
GOLD'FISH,
resonant-1's EACH.
L II. M. 6:. C. S. PRO‘VI'I‘T.‘
Next Door to P. 0.,
so. uoltwaut. 10 Machinists .' ‘ '
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madies w Genta’
- DINING sullen g
A first-class Wine 6: Water Stiffener
II. M. STLVERMAN’S
10f Grand Avenue
lil'ouklyn. ‘5‘. Y.
Babbitt Metal.
ANTED. Apply at
Mill , ‘
W
A. large until! of old '1'pr for select til
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Norwalk Chronicler