Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, November 23, 1875 · page 3

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Tuesday, Nov. 23d, 1875.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY ITEMS-

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IOWAYTON.

 

. The members of the M. E. Church began 1:

a season of special meetings, the services

t). A. Tibbals. On Monday evening the

PCODIB were addressed by the Rev. Mr'1
Jones, of Norwalk, and on Tuesday evening _j
by the Rev. Mr. Haulenbcek of Norwalk.”

l)uring the week pastors are expected from
Ansonia, Stamford and Darien. The meet-
logs are well attended. 1

Mr. Boylston’s employees, Messrs. Streeter '

and Bryamat the Children's Carriage Shop,
are at the present time engaged in building
sleds and sleighs for the coming winter’s
sale.

It is quite amusing in the morning to see
our faitful mail carrier, Emanuel dc Lom-

his sxde, and to hear hilll blow his patcn m a favorable light mm the “1111ng pub-

whistle to warn the residents that he is on

continue to be very interesting. '

It is rumored lll'll Mr. R. C Raymond in-,

tends to sum out :I‘I‘llD in the spring in the

at Rowayton.
Mrs. Mary Wasbburn, an old resident of.-
lliis place, aged 81 years, is now around and

is as active as a young maid of 16 years.
She is remarkably clear minded and has a
splendid eyesight. .,

 

0 storm 1 e abo isco raact.
Our 3 en or “t d 11 ° 1should be attended to, that at home should

Wednesday “1-.
9, morning the Holy Communion was celebra-

 
 
 
 
 

They have no demand for oysters, and the
supply of good ones are very limited. Cheer
up, the centennial year is cominO.

 

DARIEN.

A Sunda school co ' ' he . .
y ncert was held m 1 *j the Convocation sermon. At the conclusron

Congregational church, Sunday evening,

, . . ;., -
ML James “hltney has improved ”not the house of the rector, Eev. John R-

looks of his residence on Main street by ap-
plying a fresh coat of paint. '

A ' . ' ' tl ‘ 1‘». . . .
ball 18 to be glven m “3 'Iown Hali’nesday,resulted I‘hursday morning in pro

ducing the first ice of any thickness this

Thanksgiving evening, by our Dariell boys i
a good time is anticipated.

The Ball given by the Stamford boys, al-
though poorly attended by the Darien peo-
ple, passed off in a pleasant manner; good

4. ": music and plenty of dancing were given to

‘ ‘-§..those who were present. JACK. i
J. .. .. .

 

STAMFORD.

At the recent special town meeting it we
voted to establish a work house wher
tramps will be set to work stone breaking '1
In the course of the debate, it was stated
that about 4,000 tramps'are lodged by the
tow‘h of Stamford every ‘year at up expens
of about $300. _ ‘ .

It was also voted to make certain import~

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Martial-h gas-eats ‘

21'11 made apparent

‘=‘-‘ gregation being present.

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WESTPOR'I‘ .

- at the office of Judge of Probate Taylor.

.1_ ested in the malaria question, and the ow "‘1'
of the pond which is alleged to have been
the cause of the late sickness,

to their number, and after a brief consulta.

er would have as a neutralizer of foul air

die. The afflicted residing near the pond

ceedings will carry the question over to
uextsummer for settlement. Meantime it

from the pond.
The prompt erection of two lamps, one
on each end of the village bridge is a credit

.lhe erection, have tended to place the lamps

deck and to clear the track for Uncle .‘5;ilil’s.”.1lie “ii-1‘1" will “Wrecme and “3535‘ in paying

.1 the bridge on the opposite side from those
now up, would be an acceptable addition.
The Fairflcld County Convocation oi

.. ' , 3 v. -. ll
Lumber 11nd 0011] business, at the old yard EplSCtlpftl ch rgy u as held at Christ churc

last week, as per announcement in the

Gazette. The first service took place Tiles-
day evening, when addresses by Rev. E. L.

-4 issionary work of the Diocese and tii
country at large, were delivered. It was
'that, while the foreign
missionary work was very important and

 

 
 

receive its share of attention.
-1‘: ted, many of the clergyhnd a. large can
Rev. Mr. Walton,
of St. Matthews church, Wilton, preached

of the service a business meeting was held

.. - Williams. 1
A sudden change from heat to cold, “'96-.

season,and in giving us a foretaste oi the
winter so near at hand.

the propensity of some persons to 21mm
themselves at the expense of others, and

may be paid for.
visited the ball. Among them ayoung man
If whose hair being redder than the average,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Town Hall, its acoustic properties being
very defective. . ’ -..

The Stamford Water Company, by special
eflort, has raised $30,000 by sale of stock ‘
for, thepurpose 0f extending the Works; the

Miss Rosborough is having a handsom
”house erected on Clark’s Hill. ,

Mrs. Egbert Mead died suddenly, at he
residence; on Sundav;14th inst.

On Saturday. l3th, a painter employed on r’
Prof. Woeltge’s house on Prospect street
got a badfall and was severely injured.

The Yale lock factory begun this week t
run’on nine hours’ time, with a proportion
ate reduction of wages.

The capacious basement of the new Cath

olic'church is now so far completed as to be

nearly ready for services. It is intended to
be‘first used for that purpose on Thanksgiv
ing day. .
" The defective sewerage under the Town '_"
Hall is being remedied as far as possible .

 

It is an improvement that no tenant in the c.0112 The Silver Mine man declares himself place soon between a, couple both on the

 
 
 
 
 

building will object to—nor any other man.

A man named Peter Fahey was found
dead in a barn in the vicinity of Meadow
street. last Monday morning. He is said to
have been a victim of dissipation.

Relief H. & L. Co. gave a sort of house
warming in their new quartersdast evening
22d. * —Advocate.

The interior decorations and repairs are

almost completed upon the Presbyterian wholly recovered by village boatmen, whoiat the Congregational church, Sunday 1 giv

Church, Broad street.» It presents a bright
and cheerful appearance, the ceiling and
walls being finished in light colors. The
centre-piece is particularlv handsome.

Gulf Stream Hose Co. 0. 2 and Atlantic
No. l are soon, it is reported, to have anoth-
er race for a purse of $50.—-Herald.

DANBU'R .

The Public Library has now been living
about 8 years, and for size, value, &c.,wiil
compare favorably with any in the State.
At present there are over 2,600 volumes in
the library, embracing those of the greatest
and. best authors. ,

Work at the Pandanarim mines is brisk .,
just now. Blasts are put in every ,day, and "
shipments of ore will be made to Hartford
at an early date.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

The real estate market has been quite .

brisk of late, but prices run low.
Burglars made a raid upon Dr. Ryder's
dental rooms Tuesday night, and carried

away goldand silver plate to the amount ,3

of, about $100.
. Messrs. W. A. &.A. M. White are about
to_hl;il,d-:five,_ tenement houses on Beaver
street: _ .9333; of. their factory. Work-
.men- arc‘nowenghged. digging the cellars.
‘; --.Thenewaa;t_holic-bhh;ch will be dedica-
.;ten:on.~.th¢.12u:i(if-Deco' er-
-‘ Mr.- Charles_,,Mallory,. ,, "'a narrow es
cape-,rfromiins _ " at "last Saturday.
Whiieudrivil‘ignea e:P.andanarim gold-

 

 
 
 

 

 

became frightenediatraiwheelbarrow fasten-
ed to the rear of, ,. milk wagon which pass-
ed him-and rill, ufiit‘t‘ingthe carriage and

throwing out; _ _ , ,'

child, who whit _ Withjfiflfi, be two latter .

yore not injured, butaifrgflallory. received i

a broken fihgti‘l'.;a1llfl ,som'eis'everc‘ bruises.
4-James’KaneThas builta house on South

 

 

street, and Patrick Dougiierty'1‘is building 1

on the site of one recently burned. on the
some street.-—‘N¢'m . ' ‘ ’ . '

 

.52. cannuw-Ie'n.

 

“if The’zd’gflgational church is to have
‘ a.ne'w,bel-l,"atld, it: will probably be a swell '-

pjfair. 'One Weighing 2500 pounds is talked
.of' by the enthusiastic, who also dream of a
town clock in addition, to cost $800. .
- At Riverside, one evening recently, three
wives. were ”seen on‘the road leading home
their drunken husbands it i - " '
It is proposed to macadamize the high:
- way from the railroad bridge to the steam-
boat dock. Mtg-Morton has a large number
of men at wo’rk-‘macadamizlng the road
leading to the Morton House, from the
lie road—Port Chester Journal.

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mines, cathe- wayldntoxtown, his horse

gland wife and. .

pub- ckpenditure of labor. I
Chess Saturday eveni

imong the Saugtttuék men to poke fun at the
Silver Mine man, and some of the ladies, not
much to their credit, joined in the movement.
l‘hc owner of the red hair bore his persecu-
ions with stoeial indifl'crencc,until a certain

Her re .3; offered him an insult,whereupon lie pitched
31))

mains were taken to New Canaan. 1i

‘nto his assailant and taught him the lesson
he had before failed to learn—that he had
woke up the wrong customer. The friends

 
 
 
 
 

tune to his assistance, but the man of red
hair was equal to the emergency, and-strik-
ng out right and left, laid the entire attack-

 

creamed, the music ceased, and for-a time
it seemed the ball must be broken up. Or-
der was finally restored,and the dance went

repared to visit the next'ball at Sturges’
leased to announce.

with coal for Taylor, Richards & Bradley,
oundered in the river, just below the Otter
and, early - last week. The cargo was
id a good business with their vessels in the

matter of lighterage.
It is reported that the great Rubber Shop

. chimney, which has long been in a dilapida-
ted condition, is to be taken down,

'3, Thursday being Thanksgiving day, a
1;- ' . . .:
grand rush of people from the City into the

ouzitry may be looked for Wednesday.
- hesc need no advertisements to show- them

where they can get, one day in the year, a -‘

ood substantial dinner.

, Mr. E. H. Nash adds the making of char-
coal to his varied business. 1
Should this issue of the GAZETTE chance

ued success of the E. S. H. H. Association

st. 1876, and that. on the strength of anoth-

‘ a", er 25 cents received, another hundred thou-

and of Midland railroad bonds will be pur-
chased by the honored president.

‘1 Mr. Henry McDgnough bid farewell to
is friends in Westport, Friday evening, an ‘

o.n Saturday set out for Florida, where he
will pass the winter.
pany,.and many hopes will be fostered that

Kind wishes accom-

cal clime, and that he may return again with
i the genial sprinv.

- Tuesday 23d. -
Mr. Jerry Ryan, a resident of Westport

for many years, is dead. Memory of him

-1;T will ever be associated with that of the late
i-James J auncey.

Mr. Edward Andrews of Watcrtown, N.Y.
a native of Westport, and former associate
in business with Mr. A. S. Hurlbutt, was in

11'iQ-Wi1 last week.
' _'Messrs. George S. Adams and R. D. Cable ..

arepreparing to erect alarge ice house on
. Mr; E. H. Nash’s ground just below the mill
dam. The building will beso placed that
:lsiight inclined plane to it from the dam
will enable men to house; gheice with small

 

 

1 Years ago, when “teaching the_ young Capt. Fred Jarvis,‘8ays{zb'fickwheat is less
idea, ete.," (a stereotyped phrase,( in New than half 3,111? erage crop this year, but

Canaan, and corresponding occasionally for ,
€143 time honored Guerra—we had under
r charge at

 
 
 
 

—"thc white school house with its daily (trill
0f snnburnt children”—

a bright, honest looking boy, some'fourteen ~
years of age. He was the very pe’rspnidcae =

tion of manliness, scorning every appear-
~ance, of vice and dishonesty-fl. Wei-pre-
dicted for him then an honorable future.

Our predictions have been ‘moretbau v'eri

tied. That New Canaan boy," Anthony
Comstock, has made himself a name'duri-pg
’the last few years; a name loved andi'ref
spected by the good and the great, but ha

andthc still more debased crew that are
flooding the land with works of the vile'st
character. _ *5

Success to Anthony in his noble, féhfir'less
efforts for the suppression of a vicetha‘t’was

rapidly assuming in our land such gigantic 1:;

proportions—Stamford Herald.

. . . 1
"WA full line of Cardigan Jackets a 4
Comstock Bro’s. 1 .
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41 W Furs at right prices, at Bennett, Nash v4

 
 

.k‘Street‘s. , .
_- MGM
OE" Men’s heavy winter Overcoats, for
35.00, at Comatock Bro's. .
Overcoats—Overcoats—Overcoats for Au-
tumn and Winter, $5.00 and upwards, at
Harlem & Co.’s next to Hoyt & Co.’s Sho .

 

Store, Wall street. (

1 -————.—-4.o—.~——_.
WAD the late styles of Rats at Com 1
stock Bro’s.

~— Tfi'fi—‘fi-
Charles Dudley Warner is tn Venice, wri-“A

ting a book. He will remain in Europe all
winter, and return to his Hartford home
next spring.

 
 
 

nois. His fu'her said: “Now, Georgie, you
may take your choice—go with me to visit
grandpa or have a. new velocipedc," The
urchin scratched his head and answered:
“I’ll go and see grandpa and make him buy"
the Velwipede.” \

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what there is»; tie-excellent in quality.

Mr. T. F. Croft 18' [it"celery thi
car. ‘ 3’
It still remains :pt‘ofil
ur; citizens .,.1.1;,,1,;,.l,,,,. most: troubled
'; "' “1b biennium 10i1jt'ravcli‘ti'g: ,Vagrants.

 
 

 

 

1 .1.- The Poplar Plains man whoborrowed a ,1

1313191“ recently 01" a Westport citizen and
.dld not return it according to agreement

having heard from the borrowee, will not be .

 
 
 
 

likely to again repeatthe trick. ' The bar

instead of for the lantern.

To coax a good appetite for your Thanks
iving diuncr,eat doughnuts, apples,hickorv
nuts, and drink sweet cider by the fire ill
the grate the night before: 1 PAUL.

1 W Elegant Seal-is and Ties at Cotnstock
Bro’s.

 

L- ‘.1
f3: ° W A Diploma awarded to Harlem tit Co.

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:13; Sailings and .Cassimeres.

,_ WON ‘
Willen’s business suits, all prices, at
Comstock Bro’s. -

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duality, at'Hariem & C

 

he Clothiers.

 

 

.'Coltnt
Miss l annah Allen: -
6" _ . -

i}
ment is a specimen ofthe plant 'called ainl
Rock. Itspecuhiirity is said tq he that it
causes while hogs tg‘shed.-their hoofs, ant
alsorenderstheurbhpumhite it dose no

hogs are large and fat and blind. _

Wednesday afternoon last, three persons 171 On Friday evening last, Ow Oaru-zs
1' only, remembered there was to be a met‘t- BUCKET LODGE. NO- 173, I- 0- or G. T-

5.41),, of the board of Health, and they met

.Bcing then of patience they waited long
1 after the hour appointed, that parties iulcr—'

tion among themselves, probably taltingoliiccrs were elected and Installed by the
into consideration the effect freezing weath-“ AC‘ing 9- W- 0- Templar:

arising front the pond, they adjourned Sine

had hoped for some definite action by the _*
board, but this sudden termination of pro- ,

is not likely there will be further annoyance

. to the seiectmen, as men of sense and elitcr-_-

. 1 ' . n‘ _ y ’ t _ . . 1
brado,marchlng up from Ml. l‘homes s stot e, prise. Several dark stormy nights following

to the P. 0., with his mail bag strapped

A ball given by the Saugatuck Base Ball
Club at Sturgcs’ Hall, a few nights ago, was 1 1 1 1
productive of an incident which showed 15;, tamed any "Cums-

 

bow dearly the indulgence in that luxury
Persons from Silver Mm;- will be played once too often; some bod

attracted attention. His countenance was or .
,that demure, sleepy cast which suggests the‘.“ Ma ! Ma ! some one threw a stone and hit
1-3; making of the possessor a target for slurs. '

“t and 'much needed improvements ‘0 the Early in the evening there was a disposition =

"lme right on the tin pail."

 
 
 

Saugatuck man, bolder than thcrcst, openly ‘ VOlEd to levy a District Tax offive lnills pet -.

 

of the Sangatuck man, seeing the situation, The City’s upper reservoir is rapidly ap-'-

Hall which the aforesaid c1111, may be discretion are not wanting in this case.

The barge “Forest City,” heavily laden‘.

 
 

 
 

nto reach Mr. H. R. Treadwell, in Rome, lta- ._',‘1
y, be will be pleased to learn of the contin-

that a third dividend Will be declared Jan.

Enlake
»4 Enough public-spirited men have clubbed

he may gain the health he seeks in a tropi-

1 Aregular examination of candidates for _,
5 teachers in the public schools by the Board 4
of education, is announced to take place

tMr. E. M. Lees. '1

 
 

lfiMlOal to which _.

 

- . rOt'vee w’llnixt time -“ m , ..
ted and despised by the depraved Woodhull ‘ 3° r‘“ "'0 WWW“

 
 

 

for the blistgmade Clothing,and finest select- Mr. and Mrs
on ofGent’s Shirts and Neckties, Cloths,{(mllcele'u‘ated

MOW—:-
013‘ The London Lung and Chest-Preteen:

 

tors—approved by the highest medical au~ 3

An odd marriage lazieported in Bland :;

 

,Va., that of Mr. Align Hannah, and are lieultllfttlly tranquil, me. “In,"

There is a rising’ boy in Springfield, Illi- 5’} A‘ the Georgia State Agricultural De art- 12:} be defied, and if, in the absence'titthc-most relia-

 

in'the least efl’ecthOlored horrq s i :4 -
1 .. ,, .- , . ., b.. 1 w ne ,stlpatlonand dyspepsiayieldwith e
.fatten on It raptdly,.and wherever itjgrows ‘1 to the operation of this potent quill certainty
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A

W IN NIPAUK.

,.was Instituted by the following Grand

igLodge; Grand W. C. T., L. N. Olmstcnd;

,. ley B. Gammon; G. W. C., F. C. Bradley ;
G. W. I. G., Ernest Crossman, G. W. C. G.

James \Vood ; P. G.W. C.,F. T. Conley; G. 1
might be. W.R. 8., Lizzie Bannister; G. W. L. S.,Liz-

1 heard. They waited in vain for additions zie Nesbit ; G. W. 11., Louis E. Earns; after ,
are conducted by the much esteemed pastor, '

"lnstitnting the New Lodge. the fOHOWiilQ

.._- W. C. T., Louis E. Earns,
W. V. T., Jessie Bragg,

‘4 -*W. ’l‘., Ed. Northrop, 3.
W. 'l‘. S., Thomas West,
W. T., Isaac Buttery,
W.
W. AL, W. I’Iagcman,

W. l. G., Jennie Bowkor,
W. 0. G., Alfred West,

W. R. 8., Emily A. Northrop,
:_ W. L. S., Lizzie J.Wcst,
W.D. AL, Sarah E. West,

31 W. A. S., Lizzie Parketon. ,
All; ,, the Installation ceremonies wet-cg.
comp etc, the Lodge wasf entertained by

fur/,._ - .

speeches from Grand Worthy Secretary

,; Bradley of Trumbull Lodge, No. 43 oi
1, North Haven, W. Bro. and L. D. F. S. Con-.
f31.1ey of Norwalk Lodge, 101, W. Bro. P. B.
5 ' Gammon of the same Lodge, Worthy Chap-
“;." lain Wardrup and others of Old Oaken '
Bucket Lodge, in fact we had a fine timc
,1;. and all went home saiisficdifi The only

thing which seemed to throw a shade off.»

, , er 1 .I. ~aduess over the dc artin Brethren was
about her home, attending to its duties, and Wells, of Southport, and 0m 3 on he: p g '

 
 
 

< that beautiful song left unsung by Broil

 
 

 

21:.3 future. The next meeting of the L-odgl=
1:;will be held in their New Lodge Room,
Fridayevening next, and all members oi
1 the Order are fraternaliy invited to attend.

While driving home from Norwalk last
Wednesday evening, Ed.Fitch was ran into
i by M. O‘Donnell's team; the result of the
collision was that Mr. and Mrs. Fitch were
i: thrown from their seats to the ground, Mrs E:
.‘f, F. was slightly hurt in her shoulders, and 1"
as might be expected Ed. lit on his feet.

 
 

5; Dan Sheehan backed'his horse and wagon j_
down one of tile Terraces on the premises
Mr. Samuel Pcrkings,last Friday eve-
. ning; the wagon turning completely ovcr

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in the descent, imprisoning Mr. Sheehan
and {a boy, underneath; they were soon
extricated and strange to say neither man .I."

 

boy, or boast (a very cit/liable «mi/Ital) su.

 

W. B. Bartram, Esq.,was attacked by a
drunken rufiian last Saturday night while
3 returning on foot from Norwalk. This game.

 

 
 
 

will get Van Brunted. {if
1 Frank was sent fair milk the other evening
wand soon came running back exclaimin

 
 
 
 
 

Mat says “I have a black-thorn schtic 1
that would skin your shins clear from your
heels to the back of your neck."

District held at the School House last Tues-1f,
1 day evening, B. 8. Keith, moderator, it we 1'
dollar to be laid on the next to be compic»
ted assessment list. N. 1‘

WILTON.

wit‘

is

is

3-;

proaching completion. When full the sup
ply will render the South Norwalk milkmem
independent of the Borough watering tanks.

Mr. David Jones, has settled down in
.‘;;_- Brooklyn.‘ We trust David will not forget_

his friends in Wilton and Ridgefield. '
It is rumored that a wedding will tak

‘. ing party sprawling in the dust. The ladies

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12:1 shady shady side of fifty. The game of

 
 

1., As several town have “Village Improvc 7%
"1 lnent Societies," we suggest that one b
formed in Wilton, where there is-such an _,
ample field for operations. . 1A1:
a: Dr. Bush represented the A. B. C. F. M. 15'
ing a graphic and highly interestingaccount ._
the work being carried on in the various
fields occupied by the Board. In the even-
ing he gave a lecture on China, viewed from Q’ a
a missionary standpoint, illustrated by ‘
means of pictures, idols, etc.

Owing to some misunderstanding the so
-_cial did not meet as announced but will
meet Friday next. 1
_ Mr. Walton delivered his lecture to men
last Sabbath evening. The attendance was '3,

1‘: large, embracing several who are not habit
ual church goers. “ Wu. Tox.”

:11 R iDGEFIE LD. ‘11.
The annual meeting of the Agricultural 1'
Society, for the election of officers, will be 1‘1
held today, 23d, at one o’clock, p. m.
.21 Although we are not a City we are elevat-
'ed to the dignity of lighted streets. No
longer will the pedestrian be unable to see
his way,owing to the numerous t'rees that .

dark nights very 1

 
 

 
 
 

disagreeable.

together to furnish twenty-four lamps in
the town, therefore we shall walk in light, -,.
rather than darkness.
.15: The patrons of the lecture course in Dan-
'1; bury, have commenced their trips, by spec- '
iial trains which run front this place to.
Danbury ' . "
There are two sources of amusement and
‘1 improvement weekly; “A Musicale" and n
“Library Association,” which seems to 1
break in upon the monotony of Country
life. 5?
5. There are improvements being made in
the M. E: Church in the lower part. One .‘
1;, room has been nicely fitted up through the It
kindness of Mr. Phineas Lounsbury and
others, and there are plans to remove the 1

.1 basement. Work has already commenced. '-'

 

BRIDGEPORI‘

Edgar Bartram’s horse, missing for thre '
days, has been recovered. It was stolen by
a young woman, who took a darkey man in

.3 with her and drove to Elston and other
places for a gay time.
~‘ The Bridgeport gas company is churn -
1 Will] defrauding the city, by means of burn”:
era that pass much less gas than is charged
tor, and tile city council is investigating} '
.3; matter. The company is accused of an ove‘ "
charge of $6,000. 1 "‘-1"‘1‘1
liarril B. Hubbell of Bridgeport,;was.. ‘-
cei1itly severely injured in New York-1 'by
4belag thrown from a wagon.“ 5.11.“;
1 Terms are very reasonable-fit; 13591, City
114 Court, Just now. A good drtt ‘ f 7h set.
tied for $8.75, which brings ' Within 11th
reach of all, if they do not Calif [56 Often.
1 'i hree Bridgeport men returned‘frbm Stat
‘-‘ Prison last week, utter a. so " 1m iniihat
dues of two years. Two of: item have'nc
icqulred good trades while the‘réf . ’ s ”5-1

 

 

 

 
 

it of Barnum and James streets, b

' 'ah Hayes. "
Gas burners are being substitulecflo All

rasohne apparatus on the street lath ‘1 ' '

 

Lodge, 1. O. O. F. will take
#- evening. . t,-
‘ St. Augustine chlrch will have .a steeple

upon it as soon as the conventis finish-

place 01‘! _ idly

Over twenty barges and sailingvcssels ar- ..

,5‘: 111s. all loaded with coal.

3'. The Rev. [-1 N. Powers, D. D., of Chica-

 
 

“Christ Church parish.
James Blakcman, of Strat-_

.12; l‘uesday. the 10th..—S(¢ndard.
.—-—_—_

The Best Protection.

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. “Lu—h:

“ thorough digestion and firm nerves. It: is because

they assure the regular performance of the diges

 

1: that liostetter’a Stomach Blttcrs,‘_are such a. love

-t reign protective against the 1 1 1 1

. ‘1 get intermittent maladies, and thoéé

11 w, to d ect
y infect the stomach and bowels. k‘hdhnjexrves

 

 
 

'1? perfect, as they are sure tobei the" int!
. 1 .,.A , uence
,3, of this standard tonic and, liar-tat rmalaria may

- a»

1.1 hie, at“ medical safeguards. the system has fallen a

t

ype, the Bitters will, if persisted in, eradicate
very vestige ot the malady. Biliiousness, con-

vcgetable altera-

:7earrlua

\v.v. T.,Fiora Abbi)“; 9' W' S" P111 1 L I N I M E N TS 1 1
' .

1' cle derangements. .We (to not pretend that they.

0., Andrew Wardlup, T1,

', ularly adapted to all cases of Rheumatllm. .
‘1 Lumbago, Neuraigia. Eryslpelas, Itch. Sprains,

,1 Weeping Sincws, Burns, Frosted Feet, Palsy,
i Ear-ache. Headache, Ulcers, Old Sores, Broken
, Breasts, Sore Nipples, Sore Throat, Group, Dip-
~'. thcria, etc.

the bill. In the opinion of observing chi-01mg“321d or New Haven, W- BFO- F- (3-.

"'~'T~.tle meetinws at the Blptist church still zcns, a third lamp placed at the centre of

 
 

f ments are perforating cures never before ef- .

 

7 Jeti'ers, we trust he will make amends in the
Mir Linimcnt will be within reach when an acci'
dent occurs, and will do more good than any"-

_- than marvels. 1
:.1'1, to be without a bottle oi‘Centaur Linlment, which -'
2,1 any day may prove worth twenty times its cost.

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

‘ Miss HARRIET BUGKNAM,

‘ 1J. F.1Lan ley would respectfully inform the lb

A fine house is being built enthrallicorner 11: ‘
.. 38

- several tenements to

The Sixth annual ball of Peq""1"1k 1'
style. Thanking his numerous patrons for

rived in Bridgeport harbor Thursday even- "--
-.'-, From. morning dawn till iate'nt night.

by the Fail-field Count-y Fair Association, ~’ g": has accepted the call to the reetorsbip 0 WWW “‘1 wa'erS‘B" “9““ the Te“ 5‘0’9- 3'43

 

 

their Golden Wedding

 

 

The beat safeguards against ”idem!" disease or "1 The attention of the Jobbing Trude especially 3-

ive process, and invigorate the nervous system, '

infltic'nces. which we»

ation of tood '-

 
 
 
 
 

prey to disease of an intermittent or remittentthiSBoroilgh.to belle.

. -. Court, Is hereby direc

 
 

v

 

 

So nearly perfect are the receipts of these tvon—_
derful pain-soothing and healing Centaur Lini- '-
ments, that we can contidcntlyeay they will Ille-
vhtc any pain arising from flesh, bone or inns-

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

; _
Would respectful“
’ t

' will mend a broken leg or exterminate bolls,
but even in such cases they will reduce the inhuma-
tion and stop the pain. Nor can we guarantee the
proper results where the body is poisoned by
whiskey} Temperance is as necessary to a
proper physical, as mental condition. 1

”‘2; .t..
«a. -.
.,1.,;_

 

Tho While Centaur LI11nlmcntis partic—

Chillblnins, Cuts, Bruises, Stings, Poisons, Scolds, ’ ‘
Sciatica, Weak Back, Pains in the Side, Wounds,

The most of these complaints the
Centaur Linimcut‘ will cure; allot‘ them it will 4
bcnellt. it will extract the pol-on from bites
and stings, and will cure burns and scalds
without a scar. The tollowing is bllt a sample
a thousand similar testimonials :
“Axrrocu, 11.x... Dec. 1. 187-1.

"' My wife has, for a long time, been a terrible
suu‘erer from Rheumatism. She has triedmany
phystcians and many remedies. The only thing
which has given her relief is the Centaur Llni- .

menu. I am rejoiced to say that this has cured her. .
it t '9 W. I. RING, Postmaster. '

It is an indisputable fact that the Centaur Lini-

fectod by any preparation in cxistence,——likc
Chronic Rheumatism of thirty your-9 stand-

becn stiff for six years, taking the soreness from f
burns, &c, “
One dollar, or even titty cents, invested in‘Cent-

amount of money paid for medical attendance.

Fillilbnter Styles

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ aunt
Furnishing Goods

UMBRELLA s,

OlO SllK HATS REMODELEO INTOMrs.TH. ‘L. McLean,

Lauder’s Block,

FOOTE ,s EMILY V.D.PARDEE,M.D.,
5 (Graduate of N. Y. Medical College for Women,)
‘ ‘1 Cor. ALAIN d: JIARSHALL STREETS,
gritORE -: sou'ru nouwanx, comv.

L ‘ ' tention to all e asses of diseases incident to a eu-

' eral practice of medicine and surgery. Slate 'ept '
at Frank Mead’s Confectionery. up town, andiill
orders promptly forwarded and attended to. Fani-
ilies supplied with Homoeopathic remedies.

References by permisSlon:—S. Lilenthal, M. D.,
Prof. ot’Thcoryand l’mctic ,N.Y.cit ’; Clemencc ~

- Lozter, M. 1). Dean of Co love, N.. .: Alfred it. .
Hills, M. D.,l’rof.Materla Me ica. 3me3 :

REAL iéiirsl

Send [in Catalogue.

. , OCEAN-PASSAGE TICKETS

1 a". C. BURKE, Jr., M. D., - * ' .

' 1 Physician and Surgeon, '1 ' “AND"
Foreign Drafts.

' LTY 1 FRI-IRS his professional services to the citizens -1
. . ationnl Bank,Sonth Norwnlk. Ollicc lloursS to _ ‘1,“

 

1875.

of Norwnik and vicinity. Ofllce ovoi- :b‘irst
10 a. m., 5 to 7:30 p. m. Cnifll

 

A Large Assortment 01'

ff Hats and Caps.

NO TUNING!

PIA
‘- BY 0. F. BILL,

IANO MAKER, at the Jewelry Store of
(3111*35 L. WEED, Wall Street, Nor-walk.

1|.lFE, FIRE AND acclarur

 

EFFECTED IN

FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES.

CAPITAI- ill‘l PR ESENTI‘ID OVI‘II’.

._.v _.,

to

lighting Latest Styles. 8

 

MISSES nnocxwavs 1,
elect School.

1 RegularEnglish Course Four Years. 1 1

;4- Instalanaums. MAUI“ Alla PAIITIIO. g.

Drawin from east audit-om nature. A limited ;

' numbcro pupilsreccivedintothefamily. Winter 8 '7 O 9. 0 O 0 g 0

--‘ Term commences Monday. November 22d, 1875.

MISSES BRCIflVAY,
Box 443, Norwalk, Ct.

 

 

 

1' 3". A full assortment of

a '1: For circulars address

ly25

.1 HADME LAWN SCIICOL, .

b .

Z For Young Ladies and Children,;
Will re-opcn Tuesday, Sept. 7th, 1 875 . 1-.

0A NES’ A regular course of English Education. Also“

i ' Drawlng‘,Palntlng,Lungungcs,Music.

OBJECT-BRA WING made a specialty. Rudi-
TR UNKS, (00.
é

merits receive particular attention. Address
.- Box 264, P. 0., Nor-walk. Conn.

,.-

COLLECTED, DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
SUBJECT TO CIIECII AT SIGIIT,
INTEREST ALLOth‘D ACCORD-
TO JIUTUAL AGREE-

.1] 12' N] ', A ND A

 
 

 

I .\'G'

.-

 
 
 

TRA NSA CTED A T TH E

MISS HELEN M. G. STEVENS. Principal,

L, —-—.— _....._.

Insurance Office,
0 THE LADIES.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

North Avenue, head of High Street, Norwalk,

PRESENT SHAPES. 31:1 is now prepared to tilt orders for
FAll AND “ALE“ MllllNEBY.

01d Bank Building, South Norwalk.

.,,,‘-.

it ”an "'

“u.

5.1’ Children’s Dressanaking.
g1; Felt Hats pressed. Mourning made up at short
,1, notice. Felt and Straw Hats and Bonnets, Feath-
ers, Birds, Win s, Flowers. \‘clvets, Silks and ltih- I
South Norwalk, Conn. -1'_ bone, of all grat es and different prices constantly 11;

:i on hand. A share of your patronage ls BollclECt .153,

 
 

Washington Street,

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

the animal creation. Its efl‘ects upon severe cases '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

of Spavin, Sweeny, Wind-Gall, Big-Bead, and Men’s “fine“, 5110“; mm .
Poll-Evil, are little less titan marvelous. i1. , - . . « * .
Messrs. J. McClure & Co., Drttggists. cor. Elm IO ‘30:.

and Front Sts., Cincinnati, 0., says:

“In our neighborhood a number of teanisters ar
ttsing_the Centaur Itniment. They pronounce it'
su erior to anything they have ever used. We sell :2 ,‘
as igh as four to tlve dozen bottles per month to
owners of horses and mules.”

We have volumes of testimonials describing
cures ot‘ Sprains, Kicks, Gulls, Poll-Evil, Big-

AYR 8,) comer of_Beldcn Street and Franklin
1 Avenue. . j,

‘5. ALL persons harm claims against the town 01 . for the Winter Trade. All the new styles and col-

ayment on or before November 30.1875. to either hand. Mourning made at short notice. nouml =
, ot‘ the Selectmen or Town Clerk. ‘

45 AN DRE“’ SELLECR,

LL kinds of FAMll' Y SEWING at reasonable ,
ricea, by mus. ODELL. nee (MARIA . : MR“. 3- 3- BE ”T5 ,
TAKES pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of r
Norwalk, and vicinity, that she has on hand l2;

:‘ anicc assortment ot .9 -‘

. NOTICE. I

1, -
u:

t

in;

IN NOR‘VALK. CONN.

at
\\\.

 

changed. Enquire at tile ntilce of (i. G. BISHOP

NOYWfllk. will P 8858 present the same for era in Felt Goods. Lattics’ Dress Caps always on .,; Norwalk, August, 1375, 3mm;

Dorlon House,

 

 

 
 

liats trimmed for 50 cts. Bonnets made, (includ-
; in frame,) $1.50. Thankful for past favors she-
"_ .sti l solicits your patronage. '
Norwulk, Oct. 25th, 1375.

NELSON TAYLOR.
JAMES W. HYATT,’

at

} Selectmen.

W8!
Ln»

 

/

 

Head, and even Founders, which are little less
No owner of an animal can afford ;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sold‘evcrywhere, but prepared only at the Lab _
oratory of J. B. ROSE .k 00., 46 Dey Street, ‘l.ow".l
York. 3m”.-

 

‘At Home Again 11

Tile subscriber takes this opportunity of inform _

t

ing his friends that he has opencn a

 

~0ll—
MAIN STREET,
amorni’ivc CONNECTICUT HOTEL,

where he will keep a full line or

Groceries,
Flour,
' ‘Feed,

 

CANNOT BE SONPASSEO.

 
 

 
 
 

r_ I!"

ELEGANT 1 -.

will...

4,93.

Lowest Market Prices ifor Finest
Quality of Goods.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A share of public patronage solicited.

 

Your obedient servant,

GEO. 0. KEELER. IO til-iWES
EADIES’FHBSI

 

ADIES wishing their Mutts and For Collars re
paired and newly lined, or For Cape cut ovc
and made into fashionable Collars or one, can
have them done by the subscriber, in Franklin St. ,
tirst house south of the Union School. Mr. B. 117.3 1
on hand the best kind of silk and satin for lining
mulls. Also pew styles of tasscls to match the fur,
adles Wishing their furs netviy lined will please
all and leave them before the hurried season..;-
‘ancy Fur Robes repaired and newly lined.
. H. BENEDICT.
South Norwalk, Oct. 11th, 1875. emo'ti -.

F. A. GUNIHER, 1
FURRIER.

Furs Cleaned, Repaired,

And Altered into the Leading Styles. ,;

Washin ton Street Altred K a ’ B 'ld' .
South Ngrwalk. , n pps tit 33%.: ":

 

\

FURS! FURS! FURS

CBS AND MUFFS of all kinds re aired and
boat! at short notice and on reasonable terms by '._

_ Foot of Elizabeth Street, ~
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

. Elizabeth Street runs from west end of the 0 are
House to the water. ; '0 ‘ ' ma

 

LANGLE Y’s
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

No. 18 Main St., Nor-walk
(over G. SSH. Holmes’ store.) 1

habitants Norwnlk and vicinity that he has en
[urged and remodeled the above Gallery. and is
now prepared to make all kinds of pictures as ad
is the best, at the lowest prices. Copying on
and enlargements made from small pictures. on , 1,
colored in India Ink, Oil and Water Colors.- View
taken ofnresidenccs on reasonable terms. Stereo. 1.,
scoplc Views, Groups andlnteriors made. Stereo-
~copic Views of Norwalk at 26 cents each. Pleas -
give me a call. Satisfaction uaranteed. ”
3'44 1. F. LANGL ‘Y, Photographer.

mam aiminsnv cow,:

YEARS OLD. for sale cheap. .‘ '
Betti“ MRS. M. G. RIDER ,Down ToVVE. .1

w"- ‘ v

FOR SALE OR-«zTO‘ LET. . a -
THE Martin Grace place on Chapel streetiyi‘dr ,.‘1
- ; sale or to let chealp until April}, 1876; 45130 '
et,‘possession iven imiae-

S. E. OLMSTLAD. .‘JMG

_.. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

r

.iately-v; ‘ -' .-

phmnlcn, SLATTE BY

OULD respectfully inform his friends and the
-1 public generally that he has fitted his Show:
mg and Hair Dressing Saloon in first-close city
list -
favors. he will endeavor by strict attention to “15- f,
mess to merit a continuance of the same.- '-
‘ We'll shave the old, the young and gay.
:_ Or any face for ready pay,

 

 

 

Razors. keen, and towels white” ,
PATRICK SLATTERX.Mitchell's Block, cor-

 

llAY'CU‘I‘TERS‘! '
" HAY coarsest:

N o. ‘43 Main Street,

-. l'

 

THE NORWALK FOUNDRY.
All the Best Kinds at Lowest Market Prices.

 

llcited. 4:43 S.E.0LM=TEAD,Proprletor.

 

pouch.

OI-‘FitJl-J on CLERK or COURT or Buttonsisns, ' ,_ NORWALK)
1, BOROUGH OF Nomvamr. t i '

.- November 15th, A. D. 1875. 4

:- IIE following vote was passed by the Court of -j
‘ ; 1 cBhrge‘siscs, .tNtfivL nt. desi nati uthe
pacovp nga 1"“ -‘ al' 0 "
ottlcers ot the Boro 3513?, 3,231]: (lazy of Dec" 18C?

“$01,592?“ $333128 wn Hail (House) be and “19 ‘1‘

' a Court. as the «,1. .
same label-any desig :fidliggelgdtion otofiicersot :=. '-
Place 01 voting at the din the Boromh. 0116th as; 11_

- 5 ant thc‘thr' o 1 ..
’ellsiogtvé notice thereof by 1
‘ ‘ whim of this vote in the 11,
lubhoatlor, imam-(“M1 11.03 F.
"Wu” Gazette. 01 _.... .-
cl

1' Amie cm of PM“
the ‘31

e: ..

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

50. SOR‘VAL K

 

Monday in Decembc;

 

r ANNUALBOROUGH MEETING. ' H11 d. l
THE legal voters of the Borough of Norwalk M1 Inery G 00 S :
.. nual meeting of the Boron b will be held at; the
.1 Town Hall (House), in am

. the 6th day of December, A. D., 1
:11 reports from the officers of the Borough as are re- f

t on of
‘ the time designated. The polls will be open from
sevbnt'l) o’clock in the forenoon until three_(3)_..‘
o’clock in the afternoon of said day, at whlch
' -' time the legal voters of said Borough will elect

-' from their number by plurality of ballots. a War- .
1- deg vol: (6) Burgesses, a Treasurer, a Collector,

' and two Inspectors of Elections, and will also
' elect at said time one Water Commissioner for
' it: three years and one Water commissioner for two
- ears, to fill the unexpired term of Charles F. Os-
born resigned. and a Treasurer of the Wate
Fund. Itls required by law that no voter sha
vote for more than one member ot the Board 0
Registration
. Elections: all
‘ .. are to hold otiice for the term of one
plug with the first day of January, A.
nut
with the exception of one Water Commissioner to

an until their successors shall be c osen and qual~

fiBy direction of Honorable Court of Burgesses:
' (trough of Norwalk, Noggmbcr 15th, A. '

1. t. Warden of Borough of Norwalk.

 

- THE undersigned, Borough Clerk, and Clerk ot1

' Not-walk, hereb
athis oflice in 1
“R to 3 o’clock, p. m., of November 29th, instant,
a .

added to, or erased from the voting list prepared
by the Board of Registration to be used at the
. Boron h election to be held on Monday, the 6th
. da 0 December, A. D. 1875. : .

names may be left w th E. Merrill 0!- A. H. Camp, ‘2

mb . s of Board of Re istration. _, 1
" LITTLE MONEY ,...
VAN flflflsnflfl & AMBLHB : 1 we now offer our large stock of C73"

"raasu lNVOlCES

~ 1 01:

“BY lilting1

GUINET BLAGK SILKS, , Sherwood’s Block, 41 Main St.,

Westminster & Black Crow BrandBENNETT,

Broclla and Paisley Shawls

just received, bonglitdow, and marked at it veryii
.-sniall protit. A new line or is

reocivcd last week; beautiful in denigu,and most -,

hittttlttitctut'ed by CRADLE Y, HOY'I‘ a Go. These -
Coeds always give entire. satisfaction. Another
1 Invoice ot‘

 
 
 

Ladics’ Knit “’mtl Jackets,

 
 

. Just the thing for cool mornings ln1tlicl1louse, or to
‘; wear under your cloak when sleigh riding, trom
f'imfl to 85.00. Remember our motto.

 

The Best Goods at the LowestPrices. '

 

till Hunsnll & AMBLER. m“

 

1i

Lott-I

re 4.

 
 

GREGORI"S POINT.

NOTICE. GREAT REDUCTION IN ‘~

‘39“

j.

t

Z.. that the above house will be kc t open during
_ 1 , ‘1, ‘5; the winter season, for the accommm ation of Pleas
30‘" 19 1110 time to buy l’Olll' ‘ inter Hats, and , ure Parties. Guests will be served at all times
t. with dinner or supper, and everything the season
'3 atrortls. The House will be found warm and com-
" t'ortable at all times.

lml: . i“. F. STEDMAN & SON.

are hereby notified and warned, that the an-
Borough. on Monday, .511. the place to buy them cheap for Cash is at

5, to hear such i W- FAWCETT’S

No. 4 James’ Block. Hot-walk. and at the store for
. merly occupied by Mrs. Dannnin Westport, in th
brick block west side of the bridgenvherc we shall i
keep a choice selection of all the leading styles ii
home and imported goods, which we otter at th
2:: following prices for cash only z—Ladlcs’ l: elt Hats, 3'
all styles, from 40 cts. up to 32.00. Misses’ Felt .f
Huts, from 40 etc. up to $1.50. Long Ostrich Plumes
in Black and White, natural from 31 to $110. Long ,3}:
made Pltlmcs from ~15 cts. to $1.50. Ostrltch Tips 1 11 _ 1 1
at. 15. 20, 25 cts. each and up to 53. Flowers from ‘AC’IORi , San l-rallClsco, Cal.
'15 cts. up. Bovs’ Hats 50 cts. each. Silk V elvet
,. trom $1.50 up. Vclvcteens, all _ shades. at $1.00
11 5'5 Frames 6, 10. 15. 20 cts. each. Trimmed Huts, 81.5

. . . . HORSES.
"- up. ‘Wlngs from 6 cts. tip. Birds from 50 cts. up , _
nor for more than one Inspector ot Felt IIats pressed over good as new. Black Grape. F0! Sale at the Hotel "I New Canaan

ot the aforesaid omcers to be chosen 5; [fats kept constant] y on hand and made to order
Bear, begin- xLadles own material made 0"“ 10" 31-00- The subscriber has on hand for sale at lower
-. rices titan can be bought at any other place, both

1876,1tncl .
ound and unsound. l have the best op'lortunity
. FOR A 0000 Milton STOVE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

uiredb law to be then made, and for the elec- ‘
orough ofllcers specified heretnlmd for ____1 1
The Standard Shirt Factory,

F SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA. will give
steady employment to

FIRST-CLASS IRONBRS,
Altai-ass STANDARD snm’r

Sf;

 
 

 
 

- llt‘l', twe‘ members of Board of Registration“
t good wages.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

their successors shall be elected and qualified
t orse Mart: in New York, at 66th street. and 3d

fioldlotllce for Hilde (always. rind apple WaterbCom- (-1; 1 “ d d w
mi.“ oner to o ot‘cc or we .. years. egiu- ._:'.'. ." ventle,\vliel'elsei at auction every 'c has 3y 53f
um ‘yvlith the first. day of Janna ', A. D., 186,"?- GO TO BELDE‘ S. ntl Saturday at 11 a.ni. I also have at my stable

~ 1.; n New Canaan. Boston Bo ', Jr., bav. is the finest

 

trillion that stands in the ‘ounty. t is season.

a -d. The reports herein referred to will be taken - _:
GILBERT BIRDSALL.

"'onthe closing of the polls, to wit, 3 o’clock in 311;;
o' afternoon. -.

 

1).. 18.0. »-1

MUEL DASKAM,

 

NOTICE. To LET-

the Board of Registration, of the Borough of
ives notice that he wdl receive ~

11 beil’s Building, in the Borough, . Bind Whtll'l now occupied by

RAYMOND BROTH BBS,

Fashionably and Well Male,

names which any person shall propose to be -

orou h of Norwalk, Nov. 15th, 1875. SOUTH NORWALK ,
OOSEPH F. FOOTB, Boron 11 Clerk. ;
and Clerk of Board of egistratlon. 7,.

P. S.-In case of in absence from the Borough, :

yo it

AT THE DRA“' BRIDGE.

The property will be improved to suit lessee
. Address, FLOYD CLARKSON,
I’. O. Box 25”., South Nor-walk, Conn.

FOR. SALE. _

--$ 1-°°°.:.°°°°°°Bnuts & Shoes

GENERAL BANKING BOSIN

Banking, Real Estate, and

JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.

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WI DOW LADY having leased tllc house own-j
ed by G. G. Bishop, Esq” pleasantly located ‘

' ' i on Beldcn Avenue, will 0 won it. to receive boarder
Eats! bOth Trimmed 6‘ Untrlmmed, on and after September ist. 1875. References ex 1

 

111-) subscribers would respectfully announce

 
 

0 et. horses ot‘all kinds, having esta lislled a

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10R. ON 1‘} OR TEVO YEARS. The Store. Lot}

 

- ' GOOD NEWS.- .

1, AT

P. HANFORD’S
1 “KILL BE SOLD NOT FOR
ONE MONTH ONLY BUT1

DURING Tun YEAR
1875, AT sucn

CHEAPEST RATES LOW PRICES,

——rou*

.Nsummmmn nouns,

That will

ASTONISI—I

1' nil wishing to purchase

003'

i 101mm: S'l‘AJIPS FOR SALE, 000003" F O B ‘ : A S H
.5 .111 .

 
 

o Slloliworn, Stocks Inn New
Fresh Goods. -

A full line of

Gents' ladies’ and Children's
Boots and33h<1>ea

of the best. manufacture. Special attention
paid to

,- Gustom Work, Repairing, Etc.

Consult your own interests and save money by
purchasmg 01'

JCS. P. HANFORD,

at the old stand of
SMITH at HANFORD,
No. 7 Main Street.

 

 

 
 

November, 1875.

,1.
t‘

 

’ BOOTS,

 
 

gunnerns

 

.(

l

Hal'l'ison’s?

; snorsronr,

or

.v

CHEAPER THAN EVER.

’ SHOES.

1WITII

WWII."

u

 
 

 
 
 
 

2
i
u

._ 4.

 

9:3 great protection to the uppers, especially for
“' children. A large variety or

it

LADIES” SHOES,

”sea

in

'4‘

.--,Men’s Calf BOOtS,

AND

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE CHEAP.
6:.0011 Cider Barrels,
‘ ‘T' at S. GRUMMAN’S, 51}; Main St.

 

 
 
 
 
 

Manufacturers 0t

Picture Frames and
Fancy Walnut Goods.

Frames made to order in Thirty Minutes.

| Fifty different: styles of Moulding to select

1 front, and at. prices that defy competition.

Melts, truths and Boys’,

tilllllllll llllllll

 

 

 

‘ ron Till;
Cotlllstaultly ogliand C(ilt'oillofijllt'id Pic1€tlrhs

. ‘ ‘ iv 50 a Sty cs icturc ‘ort to the [are

~ Fa]! & \Vllltel' 01 18(5‘0 and Knobs,1 Brackets and Book shelves:

T Blocking Cases and Comodes. Sterescopes

and Views the cheapest ever on'ercd in

AT ~ Norwalk. Goods as represented or money

 

No trouble to show goods. Call
COLEY it IIINMAN,
31 Main St._. Norwalk.

refunded.
and see.

 

Very Low Prices.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“HEBSOMF. CAITER,”

A popular style for young men.

FRcmember the name and numberfifil

THEO. HARRISON,
m 3 9 (on;

Main Street, Norwalk, Conn

 

«tr-.12. '
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l

 

i

I

Ciluuxs of all kinds at

11., 6

E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

 

{ia't‘iu

Also a Full Line of

FORNISHINC GOODS,

The Best. and Cheapest in town,

FOR Til it:
mum-n: IN

Drugs, Ch-e’tnidftlS,

AND

 

Besides a lull stock of 5::

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Medicinal Fluid Extracts,

 

good and cheap. Give us a call and be convinced '
that our stock is the

PRINIS,

Standard Elixirs,

 

 

F LA N 1.N ELS 11'1 Tinctures, .
’ . CHEAPEST & BEST IN NONWAlK. 21 WINES, smuss, nssascns
DRESS G 0 ODS, 1 We defy competition in prices and work. Goods Cream Tartar, Cooking Soda,
. marked in plain figures. -" Bird Seeds, Ext. Lemon & Vanilla,
.. = Sponges, Chamors, 'F

Brushes, Whisk Brooms,

ONE PRICE ONL

 

/ &c., &c., (Cc.

We wish to call particular attention to some new

arrivals that ought to attract the bu ihg public. 1- 11
Prominent among these are a beautlfu line at the - - Wines
m... NEW YORK CL!) 1 -
' ~ FOR .ilED/CIAi-lfl PURPOSES.
ALSO

NOR “’ALK , CONN.

 
 
 

 

Saratoga Mineral \Vatcrs,

Bitill‘jtiltil Black. Eastman,

 

0N DRAUGHT.
011‘

Black Alpacas.

A full line of Double

'I‘KUSS D E PARTNER-'1‘.

A large stock

 

 

NASH &
STREET

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Now offer to the public one of the

largest and Best Assortments

illillillitlfllli, _

FOR CASH,

to tit them every Saturday Afternoon.

A»

Litmus.

Passcalprtons

p '

clues of the best quality.

 

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lOWEll INGRAIN CARPETS

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AND of all descriptions.

 

 
 
 

. :52 preserve them.
1‘, :‘old by all Druggists, -5 and 50 Cents per Bottle

-: . linens,la1h_11ie linens, Napkins,
, — ' owels, Handkerchie“s, Flannels,
‘1 Blankets, Horse Blankets,

tisuav, GLOVES a. actions,

3 Carriages, only $9.50

At P3. Ji". LOCKWOOD’S

Really-Male Beaver Club,

from $5.th to 32.7.00, just. opened.

 

 

:1 Also a line steel: of 1
Carpets in Oil Cloths, 0...... mm,
' 7 AtE. K.I.OCKWOOD’S.

 
 

t‘hamois, Sponges St Whips

.m- A full assortment of the
' .41 E. K. LOC'KWOOD’S. '

5‘
Ag

 
 

DOMESTIC-S, HATS & CAPSFAMILY MEDICINES,

 

Pure Grape,Port, Sherry dz Madeir ,1

Scotch & Bass Ales,lnntion Porter

Soda. Water and Root Beer

raussrs. SUPPORTERS.

'lfiand otlierappliances. A Physician in attendance .1;

carefully andttcurately compounded. from medi-

Uhle’s Drug Store,

and White, the Gums llcaiiliy, and tho Breath
sweet. It contains no acid or injurious substance, ‘ r191

W 0 0 L E N Y A R N 5- Prints, Shillings iiilil Shillings, Starla: 2.2255223." lizrl‘ggeilmils and Lanterns

' .

Feather Dusters,

 

E V DRY DESCRIPTION,
.1; AT

E. K. Lockwood’s.

: Whitewash Brushes,

2,11 Only 45 Cents,
.1 At E. K. Looxwoovn.

g IILK I'AILS and FANS, at
E. K. LOCKWOOll‘S.

819mm,], lnap

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

i’latetl Tea Spoons,

Only $1.00 per Set,
At E. K. LOCKWOOD'S.

 

1r..\'l.llvl DUAL SALTS, only 50 cents or down
it At 15.x. LOCK '00 is.

 

11TEA TRAYS,

At E. If. LOOKWOOD‘H.

Crucketv of every Description,

At; F. K. I.OCK\VOOD’S.

 

 

- Children’s Calls and Wagon,

E. If. LOOKWOOD‘S.‘3

.g‘ 4.

 

‘2’“

iiiv'a‘Ordersfrom outafloutlfprozllptly attended to 11:15 Knives & FOIIkS

only 75 cts.pcr set and upwards,
.412. 1r. Locxn'oozrs.

 

 

 
 

 

.5.‘
excellent in quality. We. are sole ugentst‘orthe .2 _ 1 , , 1 11 ', , . “- 1| Main 3!. NGR‘EVfllk. Cl. '5" _
111 widely known c.1vei shou n in iglgisl‘tlillg1lii);liflrctsdto suit thctlmes. s 12 BIIIN‘I‘ Bowls and Ladies
T “—‘*"“’""”°‘“"” ‘ “’“"’ ‘7 " """" 12., AtE. l(.LOCKWOOl) S.
nnMEs'l-lc GASSIMERES GOODS ,r'g Thurston’s lvorydt'earl Tooth Powder — ——————————-——w-..
DRESS is now admitted to be the best Dcntriflce knowing.a SIEVES
' , Used daily. it will keep the Teeth Sound,(‘lean 6'. At E. K. LOOKWOOD’S.

 

WC

At: E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

Meat Platters, 11

Very Cheap, 11! ~E. K. LOCK\VOOD’S.

 

 
 
 

 

.ii3reserve Plates,

Only 60 Cents pel- Down.
At E. K.LOCKWO0D‘S.

 

;1 The Magic Sifter,
"5i only 50 cents.
.4: E. K. LOCKil‘OUIr‘S.

 

 

’Er wanna-tits, only :5 cents per dozen. at
E- E. 11. LUCKNYUUD’S.

 

 
 

. ' 1 ‘.
You will “fill us :it the old place. ‘ BUMESTIE PAPER PATTENRS
{always on hand. They are the best known Pat-‘11
tern. Try them. All ot‘our Goods we offer cheap ‘
--aud many of them at rices as low or lower than 11;;

 
 

No. 2 Gazette Building, A, L- 1;. Locml'oonvs.

1‘1}; “CARE, at E. K. J UCK‘VOOD’S.

l

Auctioneers mm Stores

1‘ STEP LADDERS and all other kinds of WOOD-

An excellent

stalling Knite, Fall and Steel.
5- only $1.50,
~ ' Al Ir. 1?. Low; "1009” g.

 
 
 

- Extension Soles ,

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