N am 6111: Gazette.
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, 1877
Fatmeld county; I (ems.
71.1.: l DALIDN 4 ' '
Lettms received last. week from Ex-Senatm
. Bruggerhof,‘ dated at Lak0,G_ex_10,va,, state his
,110111111, to be ve1y1nueh' improved, and that
he. shall make his wayfio, Liverpoola so _as: Ito- ',_
.( sail, for home,' ,1n 0110 10:11:10 .....
I280: inst., which ,will biing 111,111Il1er'c 'ab'orit
, 1'h0 6111 or, 7th; of Octebc1., . - -,
,. Aspecial'“ town, Meeting is called, to be
held next Saturday afteinoon. The 13ml)?"
80s for which the meeting is to be held, me
' fully stated in the 011101 :11 call printcd'III m 0111
. advertising columns, ‘ . l
WILTON.- , I ., I .2
Cider making has begun. '
,Mr. C. O. Dav'cnport has recently put up a
very neat front fence. '1
'l‘hat Wilton soil is (111':th favorable to the
growing of tobacco," is attested by the fact,
that Mr. Elijah 'Be'tts,', :i leadtnrrWillon 'rri'ovv-
er', shipped a 0:1I'.rlo'a"(l of 1:011 1011:: to, the Mis- '
sissipi IRIivcr one day r'e'Ccntly'.
WILL Ton \,.\:.
The Selectmm have had their' annual r041,
ports plintcd' m pamphlet 101111 for general
circulation. =
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RIDGEFIIELD.
The average monthly temperature has r'ci'
ceivcd quite :1 lift during the past few days
August heat has been rivallod. *
Monday night, September 1901,1116 ho'usc'
known as the Stebbins place', too]: fire f1 0111
the fire-place, and would have been destroI'y ’
cd but for the' early discovery. ‘
The windmill on the Lounsbury place was
_.,raised, Tuesday. It 15 of the Corcoran pat--
, cut, and' 18 perfect in its working Itattrac
: I'mu'ch att'enticn. ' ,
A good time is expected at the Agricult'u.
ra‘l Ball tomorrow evening. A 111001111111-
,ber of invitations have been sent out. Mr-
"’ sic by Ives 'or'ehestra. '
'Mr. Whitlock was out with a fem in-handI
,the other day. He was probably practicing
for the fair. ~ - '
' 110 is likely to have opposition," as George
Gregory promises to run :1 wagon from the
train to the Fair Ground at the low' price of ~
leccnts each way. Competitiou' is the 11ro of
trade.
Henry Mead Ihas newly :1thle his store.
The Concert 'was 1:1: agreeable surprise 'to
every 000'. ”The variety and execution of the-
music would have done credit to :1 larger
place. 'The piano playing ny'I the Miss'cs Gil-
bert, Hurlbutts and Smith 1‘:-3s 'cla'ssiCaI and
difficult, showing gicat proficiency; 'The
Band fairly ontdid itself. rThe Cornet Du-
ett, by A G. and Isaac Hurlbutt, was warm-
1y encored, which was, 1csponded to by Mas-1
ter Isaac lI-Iurlbutt with :1 'cornet 'solo, rcmax k
ably well (lens for one so y oung. Abaiitonc
' solo; by Mr. William Hicks, was well receiv-
‘cd and also was cncored. The singing ,by the
Musicale, of difficult music 'of great variety
has been highly praisédf 'It’ was :10 'i'ntcre'st-
ing cntertiunm: ant 'fistencd to by an audience
good but much smaller than it' deserved. 3
Mrs. Samuel M: Smith returned Wednes-
(13011011111 long visit to ,her daughter, in
Halifax, N. S'. ’
'W. H'. Gilbis t‘,rce,Ieivcd a good ducking 1n
IIM'r. Iiouiisbury’ 3 well, on Thursday. '
Alonzo Stephens is the champion fisher-
man. H0 caught four rock bass weighing
fourteen pounds, Friday afternoon. ' ‘ "‘ '
Clarence Moeller undertakes the TitiIcus
3011001 this winter.
G.‘L.' Mead and family returned Ito the city '
yesterday.
' It must be quite an ordeal for a young man
to make his first pulpit appearance in his na-
tive' town. Addison Northrup passed this
ordeal last Sunday, acquitting himself in a
manner that promises well for his future.
Ridgeficld' 1s proud of the success 'of her sons.
Rev. Mr. Teller IS taking his vacation.
Dr. Adams went down to Creedm'oor to see
the international rifle contest. "
The printing press that undoubtedly did
good service in the GAZETTE Orr:01-:,Ilooks
-wc11 in it‘s new location.
Baxter brings out the Press" in an enlarged
form this week.-
. , DANBURY.
11111111117.- W. Crosby, daughter of P D.‘
Cresby, died at; her fatheils residence. Mon-
day night: The deceased had been ill with
consumption for the past four years, and in
that time had keenly suffered.
Th0 Danbury Agricultural Association .has
madc' a decided impr ovement' 1n the approach-
es to its grounds by opening a road from the
Mill Plain rda'd
. Lockwofxl Olms'tead' ' {died ~chnesday
morning in the seventy-second year of his
age. The deceased was engaged for many
years in carriage, building, retiring a year
ago because of ill health He was :1 man
quiet in his ways, scrupulously honest in 'all
his dealings, and highly respected by all to
whom he was known. .
Sunday morning, a little after two o ’clock
:1 11101110110100: in the Tweedy" Manufacture
ing' company’ s leather shep, on 11050 street.
The fire had been burning inside sometime
before it was discovered, and the light frdme
building" bhiug, highly inflammable, burned
rs, pidly',a Tweedy’ s jumper got a, stream on
and, subdued the flames. The' lose" 1s ,c'stim'at-T
'ed at about $500. Not insur'edf _'
1173 cases of hats reported last, week, a
jump, to 1,395 cases this week: This is nearly
as high as the shipments will uverag'e during
the season.
Boots are dropping off a little; only. 63 eascsl
Iil'cttmrded for the Week endin September-
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STAMFORD;
Two shares of New Gunaan Railroad stock,
belonging to the estate of Rufus Wardwell',
deceased, sold at auctionismur'day, for $7. 50'.-
We hope. our farmers and gardeners will
not “get messy in well doing, ” but will make
as fine a. ’show at the' county fair as usual.
The fact .that a large number of prizes 'are
annually taken care of by Stamfordz- parties
ought to encourage and increase the nunIib'e'i'
of,' exhibitors from this vi: i'niItyJ': _ ' .
400060730.
Doh’t New Canaan wish its bank was such
a' dividend-declaring concern as the Stamford
National—6 per cent. in six' months, despite
the new law I
Builder Noah‘ W. Hoyt' gets the contract
for, émct'ing a house for Atlantic Hose C_o.,
his proposal being, the 10west'0f the lgwc'st- of
the five who hliu'déd 111' estimates. .
Business” is ei‘eeeding'iy'. brisk at the Woolen
Mills, and, the forCe of' o erativ'es' has been
considerably increasé'd. - 0' of the' room's
are running until nine, o clock p. m. .
There' is no use in denying 0r disgmsmrr
the 'fa'ct that “chills and. fever,” and. other
malarial disorders are on "the' increasé in Stum-
ford. And they will continue to be so until,
better sanitary regulations exist—especmlly
in' the matter of se‘werave.—Heral(l
I
‘g? " J BRIDGEPORT
Mr; N01" son'Kaug' oftlns’mty, formerly of
the Winchester Anus 00m any i'a’rid more
recently 0f the Sharp "if Riflle Company, has
become in'tc'n'd‘sut (511111;: Amcs Company,
of ChicopeellMass'. 3 ' ' " 5"" ‘
There are new 'ovéf'3fl00' children in 'thc
Public schools of this "city an}: increase of
more than 300 Over the number attending at
this season last'year - '-
The Sharp’s Rifle Company are new: unmng
nights milking sample guns for tl1c“Chiricse
government.
Yang-”Wing, was in town, a day or ‘tvto Iago,
super-intending the shipping of ammunition
from Sharp’ s Rifle Company to China. ‘ -
There isfan- unprocedentd amount of chills
and fever in this, cit and vicinity just no_,w
Black Rock, andmf' 03th,, BrFidgeport, people:
getting 'thgir'f , ulf',s'har,(;e."~ . Foiu'teen. out of.
the eighty-four minutes 'of the town farm are
suffering with this, ,wearing disease. -
At the resideuoe "or Mr, Blaiso‘ Sonic the
well known and popular agent. 'of the Naugarr
tuck railroad, .thgro, mgsgathored Wednesday
afternoon a company of,;.iuIv_ited guests, to
witness the marriage 50f: ,_ ,iss,
eldest daughter of the 110,, to Mr; [111. J.:
Wilkins. C'Following the, ceremony. .:1 recep-
tion was held and congratulations tendered:
The bride and groom astartpd shortlymfitea:
upon their wedding tour followed by.- the;
best wishes of all. ,The wedding pres.-
eats were. numorous and valuable, among,
whichw roa handsome bronze 01001,: from.
,the m'er'n ers "0f the Sabbath School of Christy
Church and a v0, ‘,eiegaat pair,o,f yams f1-
Hon. Wm,, D. ishop.,, There 'were alEo'
valuable presents from, sevkral, of thep promi.
nent albums ,of the. N augatuckx railroad, and
several beautiful souvgnins from intimate
friends. Mr. Mrs. Wilkins ,will return, from
their bridal trip in' about. a week and- will.
make their home in Suatfold [during 0110,,
coining winter:
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. closed and bolted 1,10r door.‘
Estelle, the ,
ivnsfrron'r.
martia- there 0'1‘0- 510010 good temperance
men in Cross Highway district, in proportion
to the population, than' 10. any. other distxict
in town. And yet, as.~if impressed w ith that
great t1':uth
11",:11 ” they have, fo'aneda ténipcrarce
ty, and the dcdicatoryI services 11 ill take
place Ttucsdpycycnmg, conducted by the (1,,»
W 1?, of Waterbury.
Ou'c we'e'kfi'om Monday the annual town
meeting will be held. It begins to, look, as if'
there might be a warmi 111110“, on some {ques-
tions, especially 1110-0110100,p,f members of the
Boat 'd of School Visitors: ‘Last year, as will
be remembered, 111010 ngis $01110 dfiubt‘ 1% to
which of several. candidates were chosen.
The matter. was referreggtto .tbc. courts, and
the cduits couldnt téll 'Théré arcdliose 10-
1,0105th who assert that the bullets for those‘
“candidates shall thisdycar be ’so cast and
counted, that the. result shall speak for itself.
14,; The Democrats claim: thatfcertam inf \hei'r.
numbci, on the Board of Selectmcn, have
made 1110111301st obnoxious to the fparty dur-.
:ing the year, and Ithc'y sbblfvote t0 “lI10is't’,’.‘;
'thctn;'b1it (vial. (Ileana day nodes; it is'
likely these, as in the ages past, will put. them.
little heads together, and for- policies, 0:11:07;
again vote to a man tl1"eI straight “Elem" tick-
Gt" 7 . . '1‘» i
It 15 not ti 110 that “'V'igilant” Engine ICoI.""l ,
11:13 a new bell. \
".M1 Z. Sanf0'rd4 was fortunate enough to
get Ia portion of- that great catch, of bass, in :1“,
501110 off Noah W. Bradley‘s, itiEt, iweek. Hé'
dressed and hung 1111111 in 1113' w'c'll, thinking,
“to have a fine breakfast next day, but during
that night somebody smelt the fish thus hang; _
ing, and stole the lot. carrying off the’ phi], in
which they 1111:] 110011 'laced and llié rope
to which they hu'ng
Oysters with- barnacles and ‘with sbells
thick enough to' warrant t'hc' belief that they
have been growing since the days of Noah“
are, new bciIng caught,‘ 1n the channel near the'
II‘Ttippl cs.’ , Strange 'to say tl1"e' meat of those
'oys'tc1s is tender as the flesh of a chicken.
Mr. John IIubbel] has contracted and will
build the dwelling housc,o on River street, for
Mrs, Jennie G., Robinson. 2;. : "- ,'
Rev. James 'Edward 00100” 1111111117311} Sun-
day, at Memorial Church; the Rector, AI.I. N.
Lewis, being in 'Woodbur'yL ~
Dr. Sanderson preached at his own church,
Sunday cvcning,_.0:1 ,‘fModIel Matchmaking,” ,
and drew a large congregation.
711,011. Mr. Nash preached two good 1.01,;1'11'011s
at the M E. Church. '
Everybody this week is going to, the Fuir,
attracted; as is believed, by the fiaming bills
aunpuucing: Roman chanot ',‘aiid ,‘fifit' traces,
li'k'c' "t'hos'e'a at Barniiin‘s Hippodrome. If the
management of the Fair can haye_',w'c:,1'ther
like that of last week? they will 1101111111”; and
the seciety will make money, and Ig’t'vc all
their money's worth. .
J elliife caught a three pound blilcl :fish Sat-
urday , at George’ 5 (look.
Chess next Saturday evening at Mr. 'H'. R.
1‘1 cadwell’ :
Br‘ow'es‘ and 'Gray, two'" yount‘r e'n, were
aircstcd Saturday, for an assault on Mr. J.
Chapman Taylor at Poplar, Plains. Taylor :1
personal :ippéaran'cé at- the time of imaking
the complaint indicated that the contest in
which he l1'a'd'cngaged; was'an aggravated
and fuiious one. B.- and G. were arrested,
B. was locked up, but G., eel fashion slipped
through the fingers of his "captors and made
good his escape. ,4 -: , -
The horse railroad last .wcek completed its
first year of active operations, having carried
about 40, 000 persons upon its cars. .- The
evcnt was marked Iby no formal demonstra-
tion. The directors find their depot and sta-
bles too limited for increasing traffic, and
him decided to- enlarge. '3
Every night last week, night Watch an
Joseph Spiccr, made his rounds clad in thin
garments, and in, his shirt ,isleechs, the air: be-
ing -as mild 'els that bf July
A ,mad dog, belonging to 1110,11. A. Tru-
bec, bit several dogs last week, and they, in
turn bit" several’ other dogs. If t'hes'c gomad,
IIas they whoI know all about canines say must
ollofi, 111956.: will be, 117ely times among
Westport, dogs and men.
The 'sele'ctine'rL are sitting up 0 ’night's' mak-
ing out their annual report, This augurs
that-they would like to be re-ele'ctéd. 'A' wag
remarks that we have been bored long enough
by that board.
' V'gilant” boys, so it is said,- propose to
public. entertainment, to raise funds to
felppay for their engine liouse. ' ‘ '
A “Compo” man bought $13 worth of co.-
fcc for family use of :1 village grocer, Satur-
day.
It 1ss atcd that fresh water streams are
lower now than they have been befo're' in fifty
years.
During the week there has been “more
trouble at Compo.” This 15 regretted by such
of-onr citizens as sympathize with the lady
,now in possession, and who love good order
’and right Since the transfer by«,, deed _in
June last to Mrs. Harriet A. Trubec, by one
Alfred Noxon, of Ballston Spa, N. Y., of all
title to tbs Compo property, there has been
co'mp'aritive' 'qiii'ct' 1n and around that much
abused place. It was broken on Tuesday
last, :by' detective Hugh MasterEon, (of New
York, who figured, 'so conspicuously in the
Nicholls divorce case, who, in company with
Deputy. Sheriffs Newman, of Stamford, and
w'
m
a.
, Dunn, of Norwalk, and four others broke in-
to Compo house through a basement door,
with the intention of dispossessing the present
occupant. _Th'e onl'ysemblance of authority
for their proceeding,'wa's' a sort of blind pow-
I Eifecting an entrance they proceeded to the
upper portion of line house. and to Mrs'. Tru
Iiefi’stroom. - Héafitig tthem's ' reallh "she
They, demanded
admittance which being refused, they- femi-
bly smashed the door' in. Masters‘ou was first
to enter, 011113110 0rdéi'cd, Mrs? Trubee to pre-
parét inst'arfil'y' to vacaté. She“ want'ed to
know by what authority her premises Were
thus invadflfi, but was put off with the state-
ment that (11.113110: was, from Hartford and
tluhhe 81101113 make no, furthei' explanations.
Mrs. Trubée refused .'to go with the ofiloed?)
on such a. flimsy pretext, whet-,eupon she}? was
seized and'g: dragged bodily from the room,
down the front sta1rway, ,out of, the house and
intb the stré'et. ,The domestics and a Mrs.
Frank E. Siuflct were also in like manner
ejected. All the gates leading to ',the house
were their locked, and J. P. Masterson, son
of Hugh, ‘H. C. Johnson, and John W. Wa-
terbury Were placed on guard. Mrs. Trubee
telegraphed her 'counse] in New York and
Bridgcp "' of what had happened. They
came at 01100 to her assistance and that evening
warrants for the Arrest 'of mi: parties were
made out, grand juror H. W.' Lyon being
called from“- his bed at midnight to sign the
11011015 and justice E. M. Lees I‘fro'rnthis slum-
bers to try their casés and name bonds. -J,'{’-I‘he
object of the transaction was t to place}, Mr.
Sheudy, above named, in' possess'Iioxl, the. plan
being to take Mrs. Trubee by f'brce- 'Ifromé the
premises and serve an injimetibn on"; her after
ejectm'cn'ti, thus preventing her rettirn. To
do this, Shoudy' s counsel appear-(id b fore
Judge Culver of the Superior Court; and by
. 'grdIsI‘s misrep1esentation obtained an injunc-
'tiob"; -' 00110801 for Mis Trub‘ee were wide
awake to the- importance'1I of her case,_ and
Ithcy suec ,ed tn reinstalling their blient'tii-
umphant]: 1n Compo, tWelve hours Ibcfore
'.’the _ugcnts' of'Shfit'idy, appeared on th :4 5.500110,
with the dogguisnt'i 91995 dgezlu‘l'tler. The
trial of IJoliliSoni."
set down for F'iiday last, was- adjourned to
s8‘,pr 29th. The door broken 111 by Mastersou,
lows the-0111110111] powér’tlie invaders brill"
in so easily icducing it 10 a complete wreck.
Lawrence-Weber, 20115- «did, such splendid
shootli'igfis’afinember of" the Amenban teom .
in the 11111111111010 Chsllé'n'ge 'R'ii'lé matc'h :it
Creedrnooxilfist :weéld, was anaaeting Ensign
',on the U. S. Steamer 1011:: in 1864; of which
Capt. Win 0. StaplcsIof. this place was mas-I
~. ', .'Eusig'n Weber then
'ad ch'rrrge 0f :1 tl'n'rty pound and' a hundred
110111113 Parrot gungwhiéli mayha've-Bcen 1:22P
step 111:; stone, leading to ,the distinguished
position as a marksman he now holds.
Sept. 151.1877, there ‘ha‘ve b06114 e'ré‘ctcd in
Westport, 00100511111066 b'uil'dings', a good
M1ntvx..x.
“In time of peace prcpareJIor' .
cic- ,
- reciv'cd a new coat or paint and friend Charles
,:5 in, the parsonage grounds is an apple tree
0111.00.10},
'Waferbury and company, .'
1 Statistics show that from, Jamls 3181600,:
NEW CANAAN.
Annie LoursoCartcr is traveling' 111 N01 (1 :1y'
and Swed
Dr. 0110'
lRussian War," last/Tuesday evening .
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The festival, occasioned by the first anni-
Ivcsrary of Neversmk ILIoIngcI, 12,8 I. ,0. G; T.
last Thursday, was in all] r'e'spécts it” decided
sueccs'sé R,é_v., 0. J. Range, delivcr'éd‘ 0110 of
‘liircharaetetistic addresses with 111$~usual
eloquence. Whils' t conwratulattng ,tl10' mem-
bers of Neversink on their presperods eon-
(lition and successful efforts during the past
he 011'nestly admonished them to.put forth
great pe1sonal efforts for the future. Neailv
two hundred partook of a most beautiful
suppsrw’l’be fair sisters of- the Lodge and
other" friends had u'rrang'edI 1110 11111105 with
exquisite taste. There was a profusion of
elegant bouQuets, thrpe' ,of them having been l
sentasaprcscntI by Mr. Edward Hill, of
Eastern, ,
‘“ _Thc' 100. 'eream' aud- confectionery stand
p-ro'vided over by Mr.- H Wyman was well
,pat'ronized, Singer‘s‘, from Nerwalk Lodge'
(Mr. Littell among others)- rendercd some
mailerit' music for which the weston peo-
1111‘ ‘de'si‘rcj to express their sincere thanks.
IFinancially also it was ,a grand achievmcnt.
Too m'ueh 00111101110 said of' the generosity
of Bro. A. S. Jarvis, a member of Neversink
Lodge who not only furnished, free of charge,
three of his pleasant rooms in ‘the Institute,
but also all the table furniture' and cooking
tonsils. His am'iub‘ e lady and Miss. Louise
Jarvis assisted all the afternoon in arrang-
ing flowers and 'b'ouquet's. All members
worked with a will; home the success. Every-
body seemed satisfied and thus, late' in the
,'ght, ended the first anniversary of Never-
sink Lodge. The Juveniles of Earnest
Temple, with their little badges,t turned out.
in full force. ~
Farmers begin to feel seriously alarmed at
the very dry weather and the non-appearance
of the much needed rain. I
Students for the Military ‘Institute are
coming daily. Mr. Jarvis’ School 1103 open-
ed with fine prospects;
Mr. Edgar L. Gregory, son of our icspcc't-
ed Postmaster has gone to NorWalk, to sup-
ply temporarily the place of Mr. Stephen 'H.'
Holmes who has gone'on a visit to Maine.
That basket phaeton of Mr. Gregory 1103
truer
on lectured on “The Turc‘o-
-¢\,., -.s
11.1:
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.‘J'P
delights to drive' in it.
The Sunday afternoon serwccs at the old
honistead of Deacon D. L. Coley has been
suspended owing ,to the inability, ‘of some
WestportI brethem to attend. .
The young people services in the 'COngre-
gational, church on: Sabbath evenings, we
understand, will be rcsumcd on the last
Sabbath of the month (30m).
The sere and yellow leaves of autumn are
fast appearing on our trees.
Safeguard, No 190, is the name of the new
lodge of Good Tem'plars' in Cross High Way,
instituted on Monday Sept. 10:11.
with't-wofullydceelopcd blossoms! :' "
Rev. M. Lubkert-Iexchanged on Sabbath
with Rev." 111,1“ 8107511711: 'at North Wilton
(Bald Hill) and Zions Hill. The latter gen-
tlcman preached two very fine discourses.
~ - Tori-W as.
MusicHall,’ South N6rwalk,‘ is _to open this
evening with the American amusement nov-
elty, Madame .Rentz‘s Female Minstrels.
The troupe'have, performed here frequently
and areI well-known to amusement lovers.
Mabel Santley’s Burlesque troupe fill part of
the programme with the Burlesque “Forbid-
den Pleasurés,”. in addition to the usual Min-
strel novelties. I . . »
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Boston dedicated its soldiers’ monument
yeétcrduy, with grand ceremonies. '
We are indebted to Hon. F. W. Brugger-
hof for a late Milan paper, but it Is entirely
I‘~,.‘too Dutch for us " : -.
' Messrs. Dunham & Sons, the New' York
Piano manufacturers, will exhibit their in-
strumcuts at the Fair. Mr. John B. Duuham,
West Avenue, will be in attendance to rep-
rcsent the firm. '
Lina Wiecd has promised to have 'a new
and clégabt' "time piece” placed in front of
the choir galleryof the Congregational Church
next Sunday, so that Mr. Hamilton shall be
prompted ”as to the proper time to release his
worshiper ' The clock will be the’re, for
when Lam}. Weed.- promises, you know, it
means business. ' .
the orator of, the day: The
machinery fl ,8de shortly after the open-
ing, thepo' Ier'beingfu rnisbed by an 'engiIiie
AIlarge number of
l _.
Thereis' fine display. and in better 01:11;
than usualduring opening week.
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Bnmonronr, Corns.- , Sépt. 16. —Sir Henry
Hal'ford with- members of the British team,
visited Sharp’s Rifle‘ Works yesterday.
SIerga'nt Gilder at 1,000 yards range, made
sixteen consecutive bull: s-eyes, with :1 new
Sharp' s b'r'eecb- loading rifle. - , , ,
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Q Mrs. Bette has new Feathers, Wings,
Flowers, &0. Call and see them.
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MthS’ ALARM £018“ DRIVER
is an article almost indispensible to merchants.
Beiu ea bio of avarietyI of combinations,
and simpe 010 it's construction, it recommends
itself to. ts as gm important 'part of
their ,stbre" fix.t'ui'es. ' {fill-tapping has be-
come so prevalent, that an ingenious arrange-
ment' like tlfittof the M1] LMoney Drawer
1s1ndeedaneeessx is: 03* 110013010 by
Messrs. airbdnkjs .3: _311 Broadway,
New York, andthe hardware trade generally.
W8.
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Qlfiverythmg' 11': the" line of lliillinery,I at
Mrs. Betts’,Ma1nStre0It'. , 'fi _.
Q VisiI' 11'-the Fair will'also 111111,.
their advantage to visit thé store of Vanfioo-
scar &. Ambler, and inspect their Fall Stock
of Dry Good and Carpets. ,
Messrs. Joseph Stiner & Co. are not in any
manner connected with Philip Stiner who
failed recently, nor with any other firm d'o-
lug business under simiiar name.
We call your attention to the advertise-
ment of, Simmons Liver Regulator, which
appears in the paper 'o'f_ to day. This stand-
ard rEine'dy, the‘ on] 001110 of which is
manufactured by J. 11:: Q 00., and of
which they yare the 0010 promoters, does not
deserve to be classed withuhe many “patent,,
nos ,u'ls so liberally ad' throughout
the twin-.5 Itiis One of'tlié very best prepa-
rations in use: and reoommpn ytl1e
regular practitioners (11111111101110: It can ,be
foundin; all our. drug stores.,,,A bottle or
packa j'rfie' should be found in}; fiddly,”
itsj u' cious useisalm n to-‘prevent
:1 13111003 attack, if takeiflwhen tth symptoar
first shew themselves.,,, .
. "‘-"._"'.'——-"‘
Q Chips and Straw S0311? 103B
Round Hats,c can be room; at Mrs.
'1'.‘ u"
II,- 4
.J.;..-. .10.:
-————.—-—1-—- '
Neuralgia' 1n the faces'stid heads of men
is largely on the increase as: comp 9 $1}?
0 r} m g
men, and this' 10 believed%e due . the -
fcrior protection afiorded'f'by' the
not only. one of the Mist common of feminine
maladies, but one of the most painful and
much mental depression, and is regarded by
physicians as leading more 0ftgn to habits of:
disease.
Rule! Without a D'dctor.’
as depreciting, but, rather as recommending, pru- .
fessional aid',ln,vdlscase,tb0re are'm'ultlt'udes of
obtain. A family provided with a comprcbesivje,
l1ous0hold specific like Hostetter’s Stomach Bit-
to most. emergencics‘in which medical advice
would be otherwme needtu]. That sterling tonic
t e1 recommended for (lebllit 1001' ended“
13% 'd sorder', an irregular habit my body, firinarya'
out. and many other ailments of fre uent o 1113-3
1':-01100." It f'eradtcutes and prevents'lnt'e‘trfirll'efiti
cheeks premature decay and invigorates nervous
and muscular tissues. Sleep,d digestion and appe.
tn overcoming the. effects of exhaustion 111111 exii
nasal-01,, , .
"a . .
,and’burn Owned by Richard Hamilton were
'0nttrely consumed by fire. Loss about 25,2, 000;
the§nuinber of instances 0 diseaJ'
which w0men now 'eover their heagg'iNt
difficult of treatment. Itis alone a cause of
intc'mp'cranCe among wbme'n I'tben'.‘ any .othc'r.‘
. Though we would by no means he understood
instances when it is neither necessary or easy to
tors, is possessed of a medical resource adequate
and, corrective invaribly remedies, and is authori-
and uterine troubles, incipient rheumatism and
and remittcnt lev0rs,rell,evc,a mental dospondeney,
tite are promoted by it, and it is extremely, useful
On Thursday at Greenwich, the ,dwelling
barn insured for ”$260, house $1,000.
who is now living in Mr. Stuart’s house on .
- 'Idriv e. '
VEGETINE
vates and Invigorates
t
H. R. STEVENS, Boston,Mass
Vegetine' is sold by all DruggistsuI
ADVENT OF THE
Sewing- Machine
W0 N D E R. I
DON’T FAIL TO SEE THIS
Monarch 1121-1131 of Perfection!
THE NE W
Vertical Feed Sewin )0 Machine,
Manufactured at Watertown. Every body
especially ladlesa are cordially invited to cal and
inspect the New achin’o, and see samples of work.
More beautiful and desirable than ever before :10-
com lished, and utterly impossible for any, other
Maegino to duplicate. The Vertical. Feed is the
hinge upon which swings this unparalleled suc-
cess, combining entirely newfeatures, which make
the machine the most simply constructed; the
most easily operated; the most durable; and most
reliable, doing. away with all fits, spells and bast-
111.3 Though the new machine.
POSITIVELY LEADS THE WORLD,
(1 no livin ersen would purchase any other
Minter sceinggit?yet 1t will be sold at the recent
popularly ,
Reduced Scale of Prices.
All come and inspect its merits.
R. I. TOLLES, Agent.
Principal 011100 at H. S. Rood’s Jewelry Store,
South Norwalk. Machines and sample to be seen
at Barlcrn’s Clothing Sturc, Noru alk.
SIMMONS’ LIVERREGULATUR
.If you feel dull, drowsy. debilitated, have fre-
quent headache, mouth tastes badly. poor appetite
and tongue coated, you are sufi‘crmg from torp1d
liver; or “biliousness,” and nothing will cure
you so 'speedil and permanently as to take Sn:-
ino'ns’ LIVER EGULATOR or MEDICINE.
PUBELY VEGTABLE.
The Cheapest, Purcst and Best Family Medicine
In the world. AN Errncrnxr. Srnomrc tor all
diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen. Regu-
late the Liver and prevent Chills and Fever, Ma-
larious Fevcrs Bowel Complaints, Iltestlessncss,
J aund1cc and cases.
BAD BREBI‘H.
Nothing' 18 so unplersaut, n'othin'g so uncommon
as bad breath and in nearly every case it comes
from' the stomach, and can be so easily corrected
if you will take Siuuons’ LIVER REGULATOR.
Do not neglect so 31110 a remedy for this repuls1vc
disorder. It will also‘ improve. )our appetite,
Complexion and General Health.
- FILES. '
How many sufi‘er torture day after day. making
lift; a burden and robbing existence of all pleasure
owing to the secret suffering from Piles. 1'. re-
lief is icady to the hand of almost any who
will use systematically the remedy that per-
mau'ently cured thousands. Sruuoxs' Lin-.11
Bnounaron is no drastic violent pur go, but a gen-
tle assistant to nature.
CONSTIPATION
11,11,010 .13: bei
bowels, and any deviation from this demand paves
the way Often to serious danger. It is quite as
necessary to remove impure accumulations from
the bowels as this 10100: or sleep, and no health
can be expected where a costive habit prevails.
SICK HEADACHE. , ‘
This distressing amictibn occurs m'o'st frequent-
111;. The disturbance of the stomach, arising from
t 0 imperljectlyd digested contents. causes a severe
pain in rind-bead ,‘acc'ompaniédlwith disagreeable
nausea. and this, commutes whntr is popularly
known as Sick 11006201122; for the relief of which,
take Smuoxs’ LIVER TIRE'GULATOB or MnDicm-E.
MANUFACTDRRD ONLY BY
J. n. znlmuvsz 00., Phuadoiplua.
Prléeel-m. Sold by air- Druggistil.
H. MI. Q C. IS.I’R0W~ITT, Agents. for Norwalk:
—'A oodFain'i'l Horse kind and
'Fo'r Sale- ger1gtlo,..andezferfor'ladies to
" Apply to 113M QC PRO TT
.Fo'r Sale.:t.“fil‘§f£3”li ‘izdé‘ll’s'
Jewelry Store, Main 81300;.
Popua'fiPatent Medicines. .
Humphrey 1 11111101111111 Specific:
- Wax; Flo'w-er Materials
PHURSTON’S 1% Dr. MANY’S TOOTH
PO l’lI’jDER, LYON ’S TOOTH TAB.
I.LE",TS, OAL'DER’S DEN TINE
SOZODONT.' '
Wenes and Leo/wars .
FOR MEDICINAL USE ONLY
Perfumes, Soaps, Brushes and-
ICOm'Ibs, Wallets, Dolls,
' ‘ mid Game's. . . '
Florida Tenieliitters
SEMPER DON'T/III.
The extraordinary, (:11ch made by. the faithful
use of this Tonic have (1:111:01 the;ad1iii,ration and.
the wonder of th‘e W'orld.
“I? halsmtgsgrtgrrfirablc pro crties th'o’fbl'fi'l't'ér'fi ' '
0'11 "0 , ,
as -
me .mflkfi.
:aiv‘
ed'LMA 111011.11 iiiild .the operation
of the Florida. Toning—mails is, s tidy and thor-
011 b.0116 «brief trlaPof-tbe'm' w 110111620111“:
gflfii gfimfiafl allrllthanubthcnuuseousmedf
3tea
'g'xua.‘
rm:
0:111:00; gwallmfis’drfor that'pun-
palatal; ram and Travelers about to vi s1t _romg'n
lands Will exercise :1 Wise r0 11111011 in vidin'g
themselvbs with Florida 01' Bitter, e trav-
0101- may 110.0110]. to. journey 1111111111.. safe' convoy
who carries barn with him. , 811mckucss.” They,
are an cxcbl,,,nt’ tome: lytp r800 Hm
The public should h‘cv'var'adf' all, limitations and".
on 1y mk'ejho genuine Florida To'n'io; 1511.10th will
ithe fac-simi esi azure 0113:1011 laIlIlcl ot CLAIEK
IPTOPOItion of whiéh" lire dwellings. PAUL.
.'A”;.
Purtftes the 01500320101
‘ printed and published' in Norwalk
, County; three weeks :L‘s‘ncccsSlvely," commencing .
rded as a trifling: 11111111314111 .
act' natur'é demaii s the utmost regularity of the ‘
' ing from the property line outward: ‘All said
' G N NICHOLS
i
,
1329111“ 01:11:15.
«Ix’vxr\/\1\1\/V\/\,R_IV\/\ru\1\1\1\hA/\/\z\/
f '1" Notice.
ng'gqfii‘Eg ego “oils liable to
film the town 1"N01ws11k, on As-
in said Fairfinld
on the 18th day of September; A. D.; 11877;, and by
0mber,A
.1877,th'p said t an twelve
(toys beforé‘: “Deg? «80230130
mated to said George E. Raymond. care of ,tBobcrt
fl’Cpiupa pan,.y. 82 .31,“ 63178 Site
911018.000 unhappy-(1 0110010138”
.01.- 110k er- and Odmpairy, at tflie City at
York. and alike copy directed. posts
,bW. H. Weaver and Company, Iat the 1tv of
bany, New York. . LA,KE ~
Clerk of the- Superior Court for" 01111110810 County.
Westport.
: The application of Phoebe E Brown, respectful-
RV: showetht-éThat she is Guardian to Gracie M.
‘0w1l..01ara E. Brown, and Alice H. Brown m1-
nors belonging to said District, and that sai mi-
_-
121.:-',A.' certain tract or parcel of 10nd, with the
buildings thereon standing, situated' in Westport,‘
in said Fairfield County, containing sixt (60) ac1es,
more or less. and bounded northerly land of
Chapman Taylor-,0 etas by river, souther y by land
of said Taylor, land of Thomas 11.11000, land of
('lvellter'y by highway, valued at three thousand
o ars.
Andshu further" says, that the Estaté is at pre-
sent unproductive; that 'thc' avails thereof are
wanted for the support, maintenance and educa-
tion of said minors, and that it will be for the ad-
vant. fie of said minors to sell the same, and in-
vest. t savalls thereof accord luggto. law; where-
lore she says, that there is )0
the Couit to order said Real Estate- to be sold,
and to empower her or some other meet person
to sell the same, pursuant to the Statute in: such
case made and rovided.
(EBE E. BROWN Guardian.
Dated Westport, September 1111:. 1877.
DISTRICT OF WESTPOBT, PROBATE COURT,
ss. Sept. lst, A. D. 1877-
heard and determined at t e Probate Office in
lished in some public nevispaper mm the place
where such Real Estate lies, thlce weeks succes-
sivcl y, before said time assigned
3136 ED WARD J. TAYLOR, J 11:1"0
Order Of Notice.
EVA ’1‘. BUTTERY,’ 1
GEORGE F'. im'r'rnnv {
Sure or Coxmzc'rrcur, ss. Bridgepm t,
0000,11: 'OF FAIBFIELD, ’Sept. lst, A. D., 1877.
”UPON the petition of the said Eva '1'. Battery,
Praying for reuse, therein set forth for a (11,-
Item 010.5011! _eoi'ge, F Buttery, and re'-
1:11:11; 10 1,0 tbé Superior 071,110.11: and tonFairfield
Coiin , out the first Tuesday of October, 1877. It
appearing to, and beinzifo ound by the subscribing
authority, that George Buttery, the said respon-
Timur-1101,12: ORDERED, That notice of. the
F' 10,011 Ephperifrrif: fired in 111010011th 'sa‘id
"Assistant. Clerk 7
dent 1311115911: from this State, and gone toparts
110,110} 01.Is,aid 'pet'ittuIn'" be given», by pub-
Count-y, three weeks successively, commencing on
EDW
3t36 "‘Of 1.110“ Superior Court 101' Faii'fi'eld County.
unknown.
g 119.115 Jiorde'r in are Nonwxbis; 5151A:
or before the 4th 60 of MNS0ptIember, A. D. 1877.
.. -"1"a'xI Collector’s 8010*
NOTICE is' hereby given th'l'it the undersigned,
under and by Virtue of a certain tax warrant
duly executed and signed by properauthority, and
directed to thoénudorsigned, cormnanilin him to
levy and collector GOULD HOYT, and 0t 0r per-
sons namcd in the rate book, on the list to said
warrant annexed, their several proportions of the
sum total as therein stated, said sum being a tax
or assessment agreed upon by the inhabitants 01'
the, town of N orwalk, r0 larly, and legally 11550111-
1181700; to wit: .-Ob e‘ 201 day of 1100011111 1101', A.-
Bmét for the pufpb'se' of providing 161' the in-
'debtedness of Salpd town list of 1876, levies upon
and will sell at public auction, at the Iprem1ses
hereinagcr. desonbcd. on the, 14th day of Novem-
ber,A D., 1877.031; “0 o’clock, s'. m., so much of the
folr'ow'riug deserl 011 real cstate,(as set' in the list
01'1876,)oi Gould Hoyt, situated in said town of
Norwalk, and bounded as follows: north. east,
south and west by highway. being' 10 quantity two
acres, more, or less, with the buildings thereon
standing, as Will raise the sum of One Hundred
dollars. .(81001‘. that-being the proportion of 4110 said
Gould Hoyt, of the sum total in said list together
with the charges of levy. sale, the.
BURR S,MITH Tax Collector, list 01'1876,
Dated: at Norwalk, Sept. 10th, 1877. 3537
WP" 'i" ' NOTICE
To any and-1111110150110 wherever they may rc-
' side, and especially to Frederick N. 1: leming
“and Ellen D. Fleming, 0: Stamford, Faulleld Coun-
iy,1’olly Cam and heirs of Lemuel Camp,Thco-
ore. E. 81111 «and William B. E. Lockwoolr, 01
he Bdro‘ugh bf Noriv'alk, owner 'or oWner's'I 01
and or lands and buildings, or having or owning
1n interest therem, on the westerly side of France
Street, (11111 northerly side of North Avenue, so-
called, in thefiorohgb, of Norjvnlks—ngnzriuo:
i The 'tollowing votes and orde'r of the Court 01
Burgesses, or the Borough of Norwalk, were
I'I-adopted and assed Se cgtember 7th, 1877. of which
you are herey notifie and required to act in ac-
cordance therewith:
Yornn, That the (maths, of real estate and per-
sons Intri'e'sted therein, situated on the 'Wcfiterl
side of runce Stre'ct‘. and Nonberl'y sldeof ort
Avenue. 's'o-ealled,‘ in the B'orotig of Norwalk,
from Adams Avenue, rib-called, at its intersection
with _said France Street, to, and including the
premises of William B. E. Lockwood, on said
‘rance Street, and North Avenuo.bo and they
are hereby severally required, and they are here-
by,‘ severe 1y Ordered to grade and curb at their
own expense,, their several sidewalks, the depth
of 0111'th be n'ot less than sixteen inches
ih'cbcs thereof. to be above the gro'un'd and
the "gutters two :infl' one-half- feet in wl
gutter stone therefor-111‘ front 01‘ their respective
‘ premises; also, to pave their s'aid sidetvalk, with
pave
uonerete, not less than six feet in width, measur-
and paving to‘ be (10110 and com-
-~pleted by the 20 day of October. next to the ac-
ceptance of the Committee on Highways of said
0111 t, said time being deemed by said Court rea-
0011111110101- thc execution» of.- this order.
case an propentyo
we'rk‘hbreinurd'ci‘ed do ”'eand c'omplct‘c'a by the'
time herein designated, the same shall then be
done by the Borough, at the ex case 01 the party
‘ or par ties so neglecting. All 0 'sald work to be
done' in accor anon with the grade, and curb 1111c
ustabhphed, b 11100611110111:inan and 0111110
1n the 011100 101'661’.
Vorr: D, That pioper notices to 1.110 sevci :1] pr 0p-
orty owners be p1 cp'n ed' by the Clerk (11 this
Court. and served by the Bu1lifi‘ I01‘ 1,110 Borough.
and that said notice): be given ”1'1" eaviugateopy 01
these ('0 tea and bitter certified ' the Clerk, with
10110 several property 011 tiers, or at their mu 1]
places of abode, if within the Borough; on 01" b'e-
fore the 13th instant and by publlslt'i'ng the same
as required by law. in 111 a successive issue of 1,111:
1101111 ,11.11 Caztc'rIru, :t newsmper published in
said Borough, to wit: —-In its issues of the 11th
and 18,111 of Séptcmbe,1877,-as Itopgopertyow, 1101' s
resldi'r'ig ofitstIdIIt: ortl: Ik lls'mltis eighti‘gégrtlusiztln‘i
Borough ,0] 1 orwa , 0 cm 0r , 1 .
.osJ’s room,
Clerk of Court EMF" 1:111 tre=ses.
'Borough of Nor-walk, September 10th, 1877.
'I hereby certily that the foregoing is a true copy
of the votes and order of the Court of Burgesscs,
passed September 7111,1877, in relation _.to mmutter]:
thereimeou'tallfcd. 008,. .1-
I s 7 JOSEPH F. FOOTE,
t3
adlng, curbin
3‘ it“
. L.-.; --
on 11
depositing :1. (prfbt said petition; citation and 'i
this order of Notice duly attested by some proper ,
j: 'oDflieer, on or before the 15:11, (1115' of Sept
said Court, in ;
the Post 011100 in said Norw'alk, postage paid, 'di- :
Ego pair]: to '
:"';Family Groceries
0 THE PROBATE 0011111310: the District 01 '
And in ‘,
wncgshallI neglect to have the _
1
I
Marvin Gregory, and by 18110 or driftwaiy, and '
and reasonable . ,
cause for sellin" the same. She therefore prays 1
8.0111180“:
ORDERED. That the foregoing application be '
WestportI, 011 the the 20111 day 01 Sept., 1877, at 10 -
o’clock, l‘orcnoon; and thatnotice thereof be pub- :
.elght ‘
(1th, uslnt' . ,
'llagging, not less than live that, in Width, 01' with ‘
Clerko'f Conn; 01: Burgesscs. '1 ."
1 ; 17:11:15,611: at... it lists ~~ *
' MACHINISTS
‘ goods former]
1..
~~ .;;’..._ONELPPTEEIT'ZL'OTPIII'JifGS " * '-
W-..- a": .
. “I 1:. 131:]
('.’: E357
'1' g‘m‘ £23. I.
“1"- . “.5.“ -
1 - . "o:
,‘1 ,'I=‘llh‘l( 1.“
OFFICE,
' ' President
Vice-President
I",
nu Bank, cor.Main and
dIZ'OInceover the First N
Bank 8115., 3811"} .23
31.00011.
CHEAP FOR CASH!
The undersigned having purchased the stock of
owned by t c Sovcrigns of Indus-
try, and fitte up the store with an entirely new
stock of Goods, is now offering to the public as
: good an assortment of
nors are the owners of the followmg Real Estate, 4,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Provisions, Flour. Teas. Sugar, Spices, 1110.. at the
very lowest market prices for cash. Goods deliv-
ered anywhere about tow n free of ch 30. Call
and try us, it will be for your advanta
GEORGE CARTER,-
;Lynes’ Block, Water Street, opposite Railroad
Crossing.
00 s T4 ,
Close '. the Business.
1111111
Shoe Stars.
'1‘ (.011 SINS
WALL STREET,
N orwalk Conn.
AdioininaII Norwalk Hotel.
' o—r.
. 1
LADIES,1TTENTIUN!
Have you Seen the
11.1.1137- 1.1.1.1.
31105311111
. /
can.obtain"="Y1'E
METATI at the
GAZETTE 0
,3
QHOY Proprietors. ;, ”'.‘ . .. .. . ',‘: , ‘ ,
aE'Fom 1040‘" ' ' " g" H "'8' _ L'rsfl'l'l'fins'lingtleltlg'bl'etiacgmltge Il'lt'i '(l‘l'l'iéeagle
H. 11%.: (£33,, fat Is": P. .éWI/tt Idbne,amhtccordmg to promise. - ." I ,
d) I ., DRUGIGIISTS‘II ',':’-_ . :3 ,'l§:,-41R00M N005 3 ~11
I ' 13011qu 00110., ”l.,' _G.“"'e,t:te Budd/0.17.91
.4.
.- 1‘. K ' ,
“um-.1.- .:_ .. mu -'
.~...-.. I
mos
\
[MR-S. H. L. 1:11:11;
am...
' L Shop in rear 01 Residence, Main Street, Norwalk.
~11
No Misrepresentation Allowed.
We, will NOT be undersold'
Old Stand, New Entrance, 1st
Prices Marked in Plain Figures.
111‘ Fairficld County, 01' any
other place Where Reliable Goods 1 re Sold.
BUGKINGHAM & 00.,
South Norwalk, 0011121.,
door below Brown’s Shoe Store,
Main Street, opposite Railroad Depot, Up Stairs.
LOCK HERE!
INSURANCE
At’fleduned Bates,iirst-tlass Co’s
Call on _B. J. STURGES,
N0. 4 'Ga'zette Building, Norwalk, Conn. .
THE WORLD’S STANDARD!
RECEIVED THE HIGHEST MEDALS A'T
World’s Fair, London,
Win-l (v- Fair, New Yo: k,
World’s Fair, Paris, -
World’s Fair, Vienna. - -
World’s Fair, Santiago. Chill,
World’s Fair, Philadelphia, -
World’s Fair, Sidney, “Australia.
Also Sole Agelnts for ‘ -
MILES' 'rALARM MONEY DRAWERS,
HA'NCOCK’S INSPIRATon's',
(The Best Feeder known for Stationary, Jifan'nc,
and Locomotive Boilers,)
‘ .1150,
OSCILLATING- PUMP 120’ S PUMPS.
Fairbanks. 8t 00.,
311 Broadway, N. Y.
1851
1853
1807
1873
1876
1876
1877
4n133
Mrs. Wilmot Fawc'ett,
No. James’ Block, Water street.
gains in Milliner Goods:—French Chips,§2.oo;
Rea] Chxps, from 01:5 11 ;Cantons and Milans,
250ts to $2.00; :Rnstic an fancy Braids,75cts. up;
Sun Hats, all' kinds, 25c,ts., 300m; and socts. each;
Flowers in Wreaths and. Sprays, 100:5.to $6.00;
Ostrich Tips,‘ in all shades. 500m. toe 00; The new-
est Shades in silks, $1.25 to $3.00; Black silks
'1'rom81.25 up; Ribbons in all Shades from (lots.
$2.00 up!
HATS are, and will be the cen-
t- eot‘al:traetiou.~ We endeavor to suit the taste
of each and every one at the 10west'1'1ces. This
is the place where you can secure t 0 best bar-
gains ofeverythinfiin our line. Come one, Come
early, and secure t e cheapest of everything'and
avoid'the rush at No. 4 James’ Block, Water St.
Norwalk, 001111.
B ac]: and White
Our 1111:1115
Will cbntinuc to Serve 1101' customers
T h S ' '
IS _ .p r I n g ,
as usual. Call and confer with her
‘ Ibct‘ore ordering elsewhere.
MODES.
Mrs. J“. B. BETTE,
The Popular Main Street Milliner
Is now otl‘cring to the public, the most select As-
sortment ot‘MlLl INERY .1: MILLINERY GOODS
ever shown in this town.
Trimmed Bonnets and Hats :11-
0 ways on hand.
Mourning Bonnets
Made at short notice. and all work done in the
latest and most unique style, at her rooms,
No. 33'1‘Iain Street, Norwalk.
Mrs.H. L. McLEAN,
W 111 continue her
Millinery Business
The same as usual, (101 mg the
FALL anti WINTER
and will sell 1101' stock (11' Goods
AT COST]-
Wagdu for Sale
Good Business “'AGO\’.1v111 be sold cheap
' for want. of use. Auply at the GAZETTE
IIIOFFICE. 1.131
WM B. SWAN,
Manufacturer 01'
FINE AND (SOMllION
HARMESS,
Hume 818011110 Equipments.
. Particular attention paid to
.. REPAIRING.
' Thankful for the liberal patronage 01' the past.
the subscriber hopes to merit a continued share 01
life busmcss favors of his friends and the public.
WEI. B. SWAN.
.,,,
r
\
";
Will exhibit from auction this week. great bar- -
u ; Ornaments from mots. to 81.00;1-‘111mcs in ,
Good Chance to Buy
0 IE E '.A. 1,? 1
The subscriber will offer his entire stock of
Groeeries.
Hardware,
&(1., for the next
15 DAYS AT COST.
GEO. C. S'COFI'ELD,
- Main Street, South: Nor walk.
Wanted. .
A Young 1'n:tn,Iwho has had three years experi-
ence as clerk" in the haulu'arc basin 035,11 wants
a permanent situation at. that or his trade as
pnnter,1’leasc address “WORKER, ” Box 312;
Norwalk, Conn. 31
. Dr. C. H. Kendall & Son,
4 DENTISTS. '
Are now prepar-
ed to r c c c 1 v 0
their patrons at
either N orwmk
Bridge or South
, Norwalk. The
_‘ senior partner
has taken rooms
Bookstore, Nor-
I walk, while the
juni o r rota n
the 01:] office, Lender’s Block, South Norwa'll:
Teeth extracted without pain. a'nd all dental ope-I--
rations performed at either oflice.
0J1. KENDALL, M. D.,
11s D 0.11.1 Gis'nm'l'i'iAm" il'DVS' '
.... r. 10m 11 w: (evoto
Ridgefiell. ' “my" '0
EID WIN 0. LLOYD,
PRACTICAL
,Hurse and
I]: Sher.
—ALSO—
'CARRIA (:5
Make: and
(For-1110113 Lamb’s Shop,)
MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONN. _
Shociug Lame, Tender and Interfering Horses
:1 Specialyt.
Horses, Carriages,“
Harness,
SILVER 8: PLATED WARE, 816.,
The NatiOnaI Protective 00.,-
OF DANB'URY, CONN.,
01' its v arious agents throughout the County, for a
small 100, issue agreements to return the stolen
c.ash The Detective Department of this Compa-
ny, with headquarters in New York,‘ is complete.
Complicat0d cases, of all descriptions entered in-
to for outside parties. Applications may be made
through any 01 our avents. Distant applications
for Abg0ncies must be made direct to the Company,
as :1 0v 0
MRS. A. SCOTT,
Informs her old customers and the Public at. la1 go,
that she is now ready to receive orders for
Millinery, Plating, Stamping, Pink-
ing, Stitching, (be.
A t the Howe Sewing Machine 08100.
Up stairs—next door south of Congregational
Church. South Norwal
N. B.--All kinds of Sewing Machine Needles,
Oil, and Attachmentsfor sale.
BlIlEAKFASTc BEBEALS
flat Meal.
Barleyl'ood'fi Maizelia.
EVIorxdeslrabIlc for FAMILIES, 1101‘!” 8.1108.
LUMS and all institutions for 01111
iron and all SHIPPING. The finest White Wheat
[111.1 léy Food and Oatmeal. The Most. Nutritious, the
Float Easily Digested. the Most l'ulmublc. the
lost Economical of a llfood. Thoroughly cooked
0y our tent ste im process and beingp dessicated,w
keep 11 all 01 cared for wthe
able in twenty minutes boiling. For Se 0 by all first-
31055 3100015 and to the tradeb y “a...“ _ ,
mites.
« " "'-'*" 18 COLLEGE PLACE. N. Y. "0"
o v c :- Selleck‘s .
Repairer- . I} "
property 01 1'15 MEMBERS, or pay for the same in ~
The Cereals Manufacturing 00., '
, s m'ent List of is 6 that I will meet them for the I 35 I.- -.
1&2 the IWhIo'e‘ §yStem'r $150050 01 re 'v 00mm. To «Clerk’s» }- ‘11.: "v ' g a) - '3'
{V 0101' I 0*, ,:3'1 ,. II 3" . l)"lcel'8'7'l sai‘dt,l nlo 1:0 ('1 , II :‘tdrAAug. i - p I ' z 93 $1 Q
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. . . . 1111111: 111111: c 10 tor. , , .1 l, ,, r, , 3 . . .I , .1, _ 1'7 ,_
ITS 11111110111. 11101::11'rms 1111. , nnrwalk'Au" 7101,1377. "SR (1 1., a"; " ~~ ," 7 ' ’ ' ”MI' | “l :7": ,6 '.'-3'
.|.$—‘-O'11e"pI01Iccn't.per 111011111 ivlll be lidded' to , ~, -« . l I , = 0 P4 ,_ f,
r all taxesre 1101151011 dldrullnnd ultgr October's ‘ ,- . , ,. 1. , . ..L-.- '.-.r. §::;.=- :.
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and Lilll'etixc'f .. - - 1s'rn10'r o: NORWMJrsa rmbauoaurt . . - ’1; ' ‘ g .113: o . ,9 a “I
1 tst""'cl"l'IcAN'N'l\ll 1111001111, lat 1 When " | -|' 151“ ' ‘ "'Zh :- "
.s a e 0 0:0 1 . ' . . .
.. .-,,,,.,, ., .~ . ,. '. -, inIsaid District.llcccaSC(l-. , , . l ' .. , 6' 4- 5" § ‘4 m
,1 1 r1 0 n of Probate fortbc Districto] Nor: .
vegeblne'” 'E flEllABlE' 'EVIDENLE wallcolta'til't1 limited 'and allowed :11: monthstlom , D II , F 53" O F:
..Ve t' M 11.1 s’ 9"" 'ii'bniigrw’tlroitinl'GE'Winona? 81111,. mlgwiui'i " n ’ ' Z ’ ‘ ' ' '0) "5'2 " Q E I
. ' R . S uvnNs. Dca 1"r:-—-'oex r (are 1 s 0 (mm . " . . _‘ '. I .. , _
' g9 IDS: 1;.-,,,',,‘,’,,,§ 01100 ”My Jim my neglccuopresentthciraccunutspro erlyatt tested : ’ . , ' -' “a 4 - ”19-4
1’-
. testimony to the great number Within said tinic,“i|l 110 7161111110: a «10‘ ici'y. o _. . - _ . . , '3 F
Vegeune you have already received 111 10- Allpoqsons indebted tomaidtestatearp requested - o s, , - .. “- >1 0 V , .
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.' ' cin'e,1-JGETXN1:, or (o11ott11Iin - 1 . .1 ~- 1 mi: - - ~- . i ' , .. I,
V6 'el'lfle '11011 h an be sail i t 1 ’ " ', . ' . . 0'.
g lm‘ 1g “'lls ”Ollb'lC‘l“ ll'ill'lml'figt' ISTRICT 0F NOR‘VALIIK, ss. P1011010 Court, ' I ’ 0’ ’g ; H N
V - dreadful disease, Catarrh. and: gemqmb, 11.-nth 1 $77., ' i M,» ‘— .m I..-r m
egetlne htad s110III1bad cougthumg-spillsthut Eimm 0010501 NY STEVE\ 3111,1901 Noruall, 1' ',‘; - _, H: . .1 . 4
1 won seem as ougl never mafia m I t encased»:-
' couldbrcathe an mor and Vné- 1 1 N - G . rg... ‘ .
Vegetine $.11. ”5381800, .3331 10:13.11 will" stillilnfilei {$03135 駰si¥s.lloilfis “3;" 28 to 3." 4th Ave., Extending Through 0 60th: 62 Lafayette Place, one Door from cor. of Aster FL, New York. g ,1 , ,g (5
0 an 0: a 10 1me a . t .t . , ‘
I'Ve et' 8 them ‘3 80 800d :1. medicine “:5 baibmligidgla'fis‘gzroglilgrn Illtt'lsa'llghggthas'lig all s. - s 1"". ' -‘ .1 . OUTFITS; IIAND IPBICES TIO SU‘T ALL. , U; H'. '
'. g In, .' (VEGETINE- and I “130 thmkit onc. neglect to present their accounts properly attest- . ,
' ' , 0‘ “10 be“ medicines 1'0? 001181159 ed, within said time, will be dcbarred. :1. recover y., 'r
Vegeune and weak. sinking feelings at the All persons indebted to said estate are requested
.5881110323118"Plf‘i’l’tl’fi. :0 "mm“s'uamar" 1:: 1.. MARI) ,.
Vegetine W. gs ..- .11., ‘3' ., 1...... - 9'" "f‘P: 7?. ~ A, PI! ., we '1': '1 fates: eras:
. (..L... ...... as... me
. '° .P 1':: 113:... . Dunner or finnm‘n 1...... 0...... 1.3.:.:.°r.:.:;..,:.r:......... p... 1.: .
V6 etme Cor. Magazine and Walnut 810., August lSth,18 77' , no'w extend the vitlon to' 311 by, ivin notice
g Cmnbmm mg, - Estate or FRANK SUDMAN, 1:1th 01‘ \0w 0:- than can be found .t the Store No, 1 sme,
__ ’ . naunfln said, D1strict, deceased formerly occupied by myself and latterly by
‘V 0' t' . - il‘he‘C court 'of Probate for the District: '01 Ncr- Messrs Sta'ltord Q Stoddard 1131101131 shall take
653 1119 G“ 1" 5 walk hath l1m1ted and allowed six months from v . . anne orn’ Ben S; Gains pleasuroto wait upon such as m“ “'0, me with
H I “’1 St- th the date hereof tor the’ereditors of 001:] Estate to , their patronage. HARVEY FITO cg,
Vegetine ea , reng u (2511,1311 :uene 010311350118 'él'l'pmu ".1 'Th'osetwhlo um e'r, Nom,,,,,,,,,u,,y 53,1377, ~ .
' m L"""" ° .. .1. ° ’ SUGARS AT REDUCED PRICES.
within an] timow' 111-bu debuted a recov ery. All , ,
' I" . ersons 'ndebted to sa '1! Estate at e c ted to ‘
Vegetlne l Ltyfldrnghtrtr has rcflnvcd £11,521" E211: 1,0111 in; W'ARING' ckd'lflaql: 5 Timber,
mac 1. romt 1011500 EGE ‘1 . . " minis 1'_
' ' - Herdéeliu n healtliwasasourec SI G d L R f 10 lb.'
vegetlne ’ “o't‘gicat afiiv'igt'y to alll'i‘crfricnds. - m0 , . . ome' 00 a! er aiSinS or 0 per
V, et' At 10:11: Ipottlllcsantt‘hVncnrtphu a'iill fi'g" (:11 II . . 1 IIISIIhin 18S,
,1 , .I .8 ore 0,]: e 5 1 ' _ U ' ,.
8g me 11:13:18.0...(salutaflfi’lat, m’f‘bldé' 1strreft, deemeased. D t l t fN £11: How Is THIS. ‘5
. 1 0 our 0 0 or
v.g.,,.,..., ...,.....,.,.,.,.,.,., ,.,. mg. ~,.e',,.,.,.,,,,"'j"" u, Lath, 8w. WHITE OATS, 75 1b bag, $1.15 JELLY TUMBLIIIIS
': ‘ gun}, es 1 1
t _ ‘ ehtr" glect
Vegetme CANNOT BE in res' 01:3” “anagram, m1- DOWN TO H ARI] PAN PRICES or
EM (1110 arecove cr-
Ve etine E X C E L LE D ' "mm“mdmm “mmmw " as E N E .IL’ :8 El P E a GA t! |P',|,‘|
g ' ' Cirxnnnsrowx, M.\ss.' , ‘37 GEOEEE'“ I.I; '7! SET EVERY DESCR 0N,
vegetlne , “liltflfffntm10.1.1040; '24,; ' N T} I. I Ills; I 'W'E'II. GALLONS ’.'A'I’ LESS RATE-
. I have used cur-“Blood Pro at . '
Vegetlne I tionl’rnflylgttngyt 5211;512:231 :i’ ,, :‘7' JAMEQT, ,HUSTEBi Pl {-1, .'S Bo'fln d "R. ,l S'i'XII lb" BOX Kinngi’ (PS Sta-Fell, 58 cents. Oc OIIO ’
' ' ' WW ' ' ' "”7 “w ane awe an we: E, K II ATkw ds
. ._ .1 ' . aor Cankerous IIumors or .Rheu- GEORGE E. RAYMOND Mothers}, K 9 , I I M 9 .
Vegetme £11123figfmngrgf::$3$ilfielefi; PEfrfiifiNlfifi‘fiu 113%.".153211‘: fig: Sum,” tome/”mm 1m. ymm Peanutsfimtmpc. qt. 00 bar 3 Good Soap $1,.
'-'. '- 9 “PE" medicine. “7 ‘5 the 03" 1. file to said Court on the first '1‘: 050': f r
Vegetlne , tgin [have ever useghand Illiavc 652%”, A 1),, 1§7I7,m£ymg for a foreclosug, E's Ofiide and 1‘1 gpp- “‘1'; glow of William C At the 01.031) 03,511: 'IISlZ'Ol‘e," Dibble, S Block, South N01‘thlk,pianos for' Sale"
V "31203111000230.1170, 11“,: 9%6401113 Mention. 511.0%. u: find? “Wt 0-. . (Tr '
- ' 11 p.100. e- IIIIIII. 'IDIIBIBLEB, , N
.. e Cline one. in need of suchamedieind, g (cmb'l' fi'i’l' 3.3%,, t: t . I One New wcber and one cw
g5 Yarn; fisbeotlguu NyS'MORE . " rigid: pctit on olf'tf 0 said Ja'mes T.'iI1istcd, wa 81‘ Street, . Norwalk' ' Chickering Pianos,
Vegetiae ; "110.191.1011 Stroet, 50%;:',',swampy};seggggsgrmgggrg; .Horace. L. Hubbell. l TAKPP‘1‘ml“?‘°’°‘,“e"§°"°“".‘€.".‘tl§
— - m... . FURNITURE] FURNITURE .. ..... m
" the September, Term ofgsaid Superior. Court at ‘ address immediately or on more
vegetine IT IS A “11111138110031: and. for 51:91 h‘airfield.County:to_1-II'IIEII "ARI-[FORD - ' n GEOJI. CHOL 11118113100:-
VALUABI-E REMEDY, wv1t.-t0daaid'001irt, in session 101-" ,‘said dTer'ui,‘at , , , ,
Veg-.11.. - -9 , FURNITURE!
' " ' ’ " SournBos'ron,Feb.7,187o.' 'A -« '--» " ' ' . ' - ' '
. It appearing to and being'loumbyflfebubsbnb- a ' . ‘ '
. . N8. , .
V6g6t1n8-. Ml'iec'lfblr'l—I have takenseveral i313 Iggglggrap'nig? gpgrggufian firs-9051:0110}: Now Fix'Y'Ionr “Wig.
. . m . - .
bottles 0' your VEGETma'ihfg'let this state, and one to parts unlinown, and that . ! .
V t' .amcouvinccd t-hqfi'm'a'lmane said]: 0.3111190 digs in the employ—of Robe,” eaman AN ND
93531119, {a'ffigiga ’,fi’fi'fifi‘éfii' deb1llty 87001213305310} rtne 1111110010 ,bu'sino'se't tNum— . . ~
' ' L of the system. 10:11: 11011111erch 63'8 ““111 reet. 'li'e‘C Y M New York; [mira'nce Con‘pany ' ‘
Vegetine. ommend it. to all sufl‘ering from that E.A.Paekoraudqompan ,aeo-part-nerahi, - . '2-
the above com laints. ante 1'1? businessl 18 the Cit'y of ethonlii'md ‘3. CASH CAPITAL 50°. 0'00 A N I T h i n
. savor an om ,nvrn (10-pin;l ners arein . .
V egetme “’5'“ l”?°"l’tihtft"‘.l.a¥’i”"‘t armies ’ ‘-' , . 9W . g
' 0' "‘11-“ 539-0: “ savers °°' SSUESL’onciesofInsurance. Altercaro'fulin- . ,
‘ ’ E' {figtgggf‘m BM ”hank-flip” “‘0‘“ °" inaction}, 01:31:11 Boile'rs,eovering :11 loss o'r _—
V E G E T I' N. Tnnnsronnmnnnnnmtrhat notice of the pen- 'd" ”’3 Buildingsmndvnfaehmeryaris-
dency, of said petition be gtVen by publishing this
Why ~ - m .. . AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
1111111111111
I am offering an entirely; 110w thing, in the shape
. ‘ ' ' . . , o a , .
’Firsi-CIass SawedShingle
PLANED'noI'rH sums.
Thus giving every advantage that Shaved Shingle
.possesscs,: besides
Warranting every Shingle.
111111111111: :11 11: Waste.
And all this at
SameéPtice as Saved Shingle.
COMIE AND SEE THEM.
J as]: received a fine cargo of
DRY FINISHING LUMBER
T and more
s; 1: & Co.SAWED salsa”:
At water Rates of Freight.
E J. HILL
.1. P. 1111:0111: 8011,
Have opened, at the store next to' Connecticut
Hotel, a First-class 1 .
MARKET
Poultry, j
Fish ' '
Fruit
- Vegetables.
“leis-0‘11"? : ;.;_L:
Finest, as well :as .. the Common
Varietiesm 11191180131111,
and we shall endeavor by fairdeallng and strict
attention to business to numb and would re 0t-
t'nlly invite a share of the pub 10 patronage. , hey
have engaged the services of? Charley D‘oolan to
take charge of the Fish Department, which is a
sufficient guaranteethut everything will be nice.
OYSTERS d": (‘LAMS
Opened er 'in the ISIl'rI'el'I.
, 7
'ALSO'I
1... Mia from our-1111111.
J. P Ham-'01:! IFnstx Haxronn
REDlIG-T—IDN I'll PRICES "
Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest '
Although not eternally _bo'riiig the people with
the cry 01' "Reduction in Prices,” (10., \10 have
constantly .
roam: the Times,
and reduced our, charges for Job Printing from
(my to day, and we are now doing \1 0rkI at In“ or
,
.111 ices 1.11am, , , .
114111.110 BEFORE'THE'WAR:
'1 his is an actual l‘aét.' We have, always 111': ule a
point to (to mod, work at. fair 7131005., W :- have
one of the Largest and best appointed, Printing
listiblishmcnts' 1n the Stat0. Our Inciliticsfor (.0-
111g :11] kinds of PrIiIntiInIg .
ARE UNSUEPAISSE‘D.
Gazette J 11 111111111:
GAZETTE BUILDING
As —The choicest in the world— ——ImporItcrs
. juices—Largest Company in America—
st: 11110 article- p-leases 01 erybody .l‘rade continu-
ally increasing—Agents wanted ever where—best
inducements—(1011 t waste time—sent for Circulm ,
to 11:1 BERT WELLS, l’res, ofthe Original Amcr.’
lean Tea- Co. ., 1:1 \I Icsey St., N. 1'., 1’. O. Box 1,287.
GUARANTEED SPECUIATIDN.
S400 invested by us in 60 days Straddl'es
11.11 0 made $3,750. $100 bin 0 paid $1 I700
in 30 days. We guarantee all 60 day Su’addlet;
Money refunded it no profit is made. References
giv cu. Correspondence solicited.
W. F. HUBBELL & 00.,
MEMBERS an Y 0111: 1111171110 Srocn Excu'AxGn.
/
2m35 1’. 0. Box 2,613. 46 Broad Sh, N. Y. &
VEND 250. to GEO. 1'. ROWELL Q 00.,New
York for Pamphletof 100 pages, containing
lists 01' 3000 newspapers, and estimates allowing
I005: of advertising '
Ft'uI' Sale Cheap
A BEAUTIFUL FBUNTAIII
VII-TH- 011er 11101: BASIN.
' Appigutmonnmonm.
Me
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Norwalk Chronicler