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fumimflv Septciii‘ecr 27» 1831- :EThough expected, it came with suddennesswjé.
fiend the evidences of grief which it cailtdgF
a{Sforth have been general, those opposed [50%
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lFai-riieldw County items.
NEW CANAAN.
M r. and Mrs. B. P. Wood celebrated the
Golden \‘v'edding on the 13th inst.
Very dry.
a
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WEST STRATEORD.
Quite an excitement was raised on Ilarnqu
street a few days ago by a saloon keeper,wfio
came over from Bridgeport to collect a bill
from Mr, Fred Walker of this place and not.‘;__.
finding him at home commenced to abuse his
wife, calling her all the vile names he could
think of. It was an outrage, and the brute _._~
Who perpetrated it should be severely dealt .
with. 1
At the Summerticld
of the late President.
Mr. Geo. R. Warner has been compelled
to resign his position as principal of the Sum-.-
merfield school on account of ill health.
Several burglaries have been committed in JI
Bridgeport lately, among them Peel. and
Smiths dry goods store last Saturday night, ',
where the thieves secured quite an amount "
of plunder. m
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STAMFORD.
innit. B. Scoflclil of Waterside, had the ~
from a carriage,
on Sunday, to fall and break
misfortune, while alighting
‘fknec pan.”
A son of Mr. A. A. Marks of Sound Beach,
accidentally shot himself in his left halides
with a pistol. one day last week making quite...
a painful wound.
Three mammoth boilersIfor the Yale Lock
works addition were received by train lastIin the villa giwas suspended.
Week. They give some idea of busmess ; . -
which is to follow the completion of the new D
as.
buildings—Herald
evening
With his last ringing bloonn the anvil, II
. r ' ht Mr. Geor 0 Smith laid down
Saturday nig " g after fortnyears-
of continuous service as blacksmith in the~
works of the Stamford Manufacturing Ibo?
.-It speaks equally well for his own industrious
career and for the just and generous spirit of
the company that such a long and amicable.-
connection existcd without interruption until 3
Mr. Smith, desiring to enjoy some leisure
time in his declining yearfi, llfISMWltlldiI‘aWIIJ, .
’ ~ 1 .‘ out for imsc ' a mooera e L .
havmg hammered - *becn purchased by New York mums, Who .
will repair and occupy it.Timc somethingpvas 5
done, as of late the place has been a resort of 1,
. amps, five of whom were seen coming out%
his trusty hammer for good,
fortune.
The committee appointed by the several ‘g
churches to make arrangements for the pro- } :
posed Sunday School Institute, have named
October 6th in the Baptist church, as the}.
time and place.
Tuesday night Iloud outcries from a house
in Cottage street created a painful sensation_I
in that locality. John Haupt, a neighbor,§2
went in to see what the trouble was, and , '
found the master of the premises cugsgedé
in the manly occupation of beating his Wife. 3..
Haupt took a hand in the game, and the Wifep
beater soon found out how it was himself.—~1-I.,
Advocate.
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RIDGEFIELD.
Francis 'A. Rockwell, one of our most.
prominent citizens. died of pneumonia Sat-
urdsy night, after a week’s illness
The fair was not largely attended. Tl .
efrhibitirm was small. but it made up in quai-
lty what it lacked in quantity.
The fast day will be observed by union i-c- -,
ligious services at the M. E. Church.
Church Sunday
morning, Rev. Mr. hIcNiehol, preached an
eloquent sermon on the life life and character
DANBURY.
The water in the Kohanzg dam is very
low, causing the water commissioners to is
sue a notice prohibiting the use of the water
for all sprinkling purposes as long as the
drouth lasts.
of the water works.
and Norwaik railway.
BRIDGEPORT.
A movement will probably be made soon i;
to have the Fourth regiment increased by two ,.
companies to be recruited in Bridgeport..;Q
One of the companies will probably be com-
As the regiment has non 5- gastric feven
only eight companies, it is thought there Will .
be no difficulty in getting the sanctioned of
the military authorities of the State in raismg
posed of Germans,
ltwo more.
Bridgeport is now nearer a water famine
than it has been for several years.
The Park street Congregational church has
decided unanimously to extend a call to Rev.
George S". Thrall of Washington, (Bounce-.5: . III
3'; known as the Pioneer, IinAIthe Gold Bluffs
1"Egionhcontracting while there the malady1x
ticut.
:The dry goods store of Poet & Smith was
entered by burglars, Sunday morning, and:Iwhich ended his life.
robbed of silks valued at $100.
The steamer Laura is to be lengthened and
generally repaired. The Crystal Wave takes
her place on the New York route.
' GREENWICH.
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Surveyors have b90333 will 1091153 upIa ural subjects, in oil and water colors by‘
CFC t are 15 $0 111.110 lit; fills" Jennie Kinc Sho h
surveying there must be some definite idea _ " ° 5’ W W at 3 young 1055’,
somewhere of doing something.
route for a railway.
Plenty of reservoir water.
Greenwich claims the next railroad acci- ’
dent. . .
E.~W. Reynolds is building a store on
Greenwich avenue, 25x45.
Union services were held in the M. E.
church yesterday.
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A recent visit to the mineral springs of i.-
Saratoga, has greatly confirmed us in the
opinion that the waters of the Geyser
the new process.
found in other springs.
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The Railroad Collision.
The collision of trains of the New York
road at ;I’ortchcstcr on Monday evening, _.
was caused either by the negligence of
flagman 01' the heedlcssuess of an engineer . .
and resulted in damage to the extent of aboutatnen- acquaintances, One said :—"talk aboutw‘
$75,000. The colliding trains were an extra.
train and abregulaf filliglgnd i *e for the
' ' or tract a meme. r -._. . .
$135525, oft tliowing offs car and was struck clock that ever lived. That maul why! ’
Both locomotilvlcs were very
badly damn ed and many of t e 0
extra were gcompletely wrecked. The only
person seriously injured was a fireman named
Callahan who lived in New Haven. . ..
trains were delayed several hours, Secretaries ;_
Blaine and Lincoln on their way to Long
Branch were delayed from 4:30 a. m. unti
At the time of the accident Itw
switchmcn were locked in separate swrtch
houses by the patent lock up switch house
and one of them was thrown down an em-
bankment, switch house and all, and the
other was buried under the debris of the
wreck for a half hour before he was dug out.
Strange to say neither of them were injured
beyond a few bruises and scratches.
M0,...“
by the former.
6a. m.
If Promethus. had been up to snuff h
would have used a liver pad and fooled the
vulture.
A L d ‘11 revivaiist ives a bottle 0
on W e §Vhat Leadvillian
are figuring on is: How to be converts
whisky to every convert.
twice.
Ice cream soda is the latest delicacy in the f
Drinking it is like drawing a twen
ty-dollar ostrich tip along your spine-Dan
market.
(gum News.
A Nevada paper speaks of a gentleman
who was recently shot at Truckee as haying =
been f‘associated With Slim Jim in the thrcc ’ n
W8- .
card‘inonte industry.”
‘ ;- Ides
4-,
"4 For
" — ‘ hief Ma istrate. v, ,
uCWS 0f the death 0f the G g SigOld autumn, thou art here! upon the ear-tin:
And heavens the signs of death are hung , .,
or o'er the earth’s brown breast stalks pale "
rs
Pilot sorrow expressed on similiar occasions in :
lilatho past,.and the eagerness of the people to.
"'1 obtain latest details through the papers we
gevidencc of their .
gSpeaking for this peeple it can be said they ~
5,1“
-. _, national. iii-r . ,.
then 105‘} as ‘ “6“ Among the trumpet pines, that herald’foi .li
&
EEPBOWC begun to drape. their houses, and on
‘ilithis, the day of the President’s funeral, ‘I
iiynabiliments, hung fromrcsidenccs, stores
§f§fzand churches. Among those who di’apedfgi; galcs
That fiercely roar among his branches bare,
25’?
ggoapt. H. P. Burr, F.-II. Nash, G. S. Adams,
n7.
prlay was the finest in town. Mr. Hull, Mr .
I .preadwell, Rev. Mr. Hart, Mrs. Page, D. C. : . ’ . . I .
"Birdsell, II. Pennoyer, A. s. Hurlbutt, andlf' Grow dim and faded, and the long dark nigh.E
‘f'ia larwe number of others All the Clilll‘CllCSt;§0f death’s chill winter comes. But as the
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gsavc the Catholic have been draped, great- i
.wtaste being displayed in Christ Church,
ligand Methodist Churches.
. I .which will never be forgotten.
‘ copal Church's a form {of service set forth
by Bishop Williams actingin consnance with 4~
the Bishop of New York and Florida, was
observed.
the life, character and work of deceased};
were drawn, were preached, and multitudesl’r‘
-listcucd. -The public schools, and the Bank?
_. were closed, and to a great extent, businessflxIII
iAngels are there, borne on the breath of
I W 1]";_Creamin of Fairfield, and Rev. Father:
The "olden weddinrr of Mr. and it rs. c
It. Ritgh, kwho‘ were married at North Salem,
N. Y., Sept. 13, 1831, was Iqme
by relatives and a few friends
”Trainer of N orwaik, visited Assumption
Church, Sunday, and confirmed thirty-nine“
., girls and twenty-one boys. It was a pieasingi No marvel, than,
lEceremony in which Rev. Father Keating, by ..
reason of sickness, could not participate. .
'can' Eaele. hich had alichtcd on Ca 1:. W. .
1 ° W ° 1) gWith mystic wings they fan his vital spark
Staples' chimney. It measured five feet3g And cool his fevered blood and whisper
I ‘ 1 .-
two inches from tip to tip of the wings.
mond’s lien house one night last week and
got away with the fat‘ fowls. E
been looking round ever since for a lost fin-
ver. ‘
a
E of President Garfield who was a mason.
‘ wants, and sought to induce her to change
The shipment of hats for the week ending :- her mode of life. They are entitled. to honor
Sept. 19th, amounted to 1,201 cases. . .. .
Preparations are being made for buildings
the stonework of the dam for the extens .
' The cement for it is ;
furnished by Messrs. Raymond IBrothers of . wcck described.
South Norwalk, and is now being brought
by the Danbury and Norwalk railway. The
pipe for the work has been contract
Mr. D. G. Phipps of New Haven.
‘ of it are now being received via the Danbnry
for efforts nobly exerted and means expend-
ed, and it is everywhere known the
no way responsible for the situation as last
7, and Mrs. A. S.‘ Hurlbult, reached homo,
Tuesday, after a three months tour in Enr-
ggopcl '
i :A letter from Mrs. Edson Adams of Oak- 5 ’
land, to her niece in Brooklyn, N. Y., and '
‘2 from that lady to Mrs. A. S. Hurlbutt of this
place, received last week, conveyed to Capt. '
H. P. Burr, news of the death, in Upper
' Californiwf his son, Louis D. Burr. from salship. He suggested to the other that the
ceased, who had recently arrived in San a?
I~. acceded to, and one of the men placed him-id.
._ self back of the bar to wait on patrons, while;:
the other took a 'seat' on the other side toil
MT- Burr died Sept- 16, and at his own re-watch the traffic and to see how lively busi-
ness was and what were the prospects of for-:4;
_ When this ar—
rangement was entered into there were two
One was a friend“
of the proprietor and the other was a stranger
{33 who had evidently been patronizing the bar,
aqucst, was buried in Oakland. For someII
ime he had been superintending a gold mine 9“
year, and previous to removing to California
four and a half years ago, taught in'Crosf ‘5
I: Highway District school, and other schools .
~ in this vicinity.
i unassisted, can do, if she sets about it tin“l
earnest.
bed of suffering.
Club, New York, spent his summer in West-12'
port.
Springs are the most valuable for bottling, ;
not only because they possess their properties ‘
in large measure,compared with other springs ,
but also because the spring has been retubed
and a most improved bottling table has been
introduced by means of which all the natural
carbonic acid gas is retained in the bottled
water. The proprietors gave us a satisfactory
illustration of this statement by drawing the ;
cork of a bottle which had been put up by
Immediately upon the
cork being drawn the bottled water efferves- '
ccd as freely as a glass of soda water highly Manfacturing establishment came: down from é‘ in h
charged with carbonic gas. A further im—
provement has been made in the use of a
new style of bottles which are saleable for
other uses after, thereby insuring a return of
some portion of the first cost of the water.
An examination of the properties of the
Geyser Spring as shown by a comparative -_
table proves most conclusively that thi
' spring possesses many wonderful i‘cmedia ;
elements in excess of the same propertie “,
athekmropcrty.
New Haven, to-day, and took a sail on the
Sound with Mr. P. G. Sanford. '
. mean‘men, now there‘s old Strassberger.
The latter was '-=
j And there he stopped as if words couldn’t do ‘
. whisper) you go straight avay and hedge.”
the fourth time in forth years our
people were, on Tuesday last, startled by the . Quarterly for 1854.]
deceased politically, to their credit be it saubtfi ccay,
joining in the dosing ”to show respect. ‘-
Church bells even tollc , recalling memories
as
i.
wail,
deep seated interest.-.
- their brows
' 1.3 whole country accept}?
tiuly mourn, and t it 3-1:, mg breath
At once after the news was confir-nncri_,, I .
‘ g’aHis coming.
Before the driving blast
are in Saugutuck, the Post Olllce, J ellifle &‘
00., Mrs. F. Raymond and Mrs. Fisclici-.‘I
n Westport, Capt. W. C. Staples, 0. 1. I-
Jones, Rev. J. R. Williams, E. Sherwood, ‘3
Ofiicc of Westportqr, Post Office, D. A.
Salmon & Co, H. II. Belden, Mrs. J. ll.
snow,
32 spring—-
spring
Memorial Church and the Congregational ,.
In response to the 2:
militiamen nos'r.
before the time set for the people to assem-
ble. The soiemnity produced an effect
In the Epis-
Dedicated to Mrs. Garfield.
31.-
a soldier die I”
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Sermons from which lessons of
eyes,
— A sacred throng halo the kindling air.
Right Rev. Bishop McMahonc of the:
iocese of Hartford, assisted by Rev. Father .
prayer !
sweet,
33‘
g;
" Thy feet 1
‘I' stands
Beside his bed, lifting ethereal hands
Thursday, Mr. F. Kemper shot an Amer—g;
Thieves madc a raid on Mr. Josiah :Ray- = log, sigh
The Pinkney place on Church street, has 3' than art
heart,
die ?”
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Union. .
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Shrewd, But Unsuccessful.
Temple Lodge has been draped in honor-
An item last week, relative to Aunt Tny’ ‘
35
In
re in
Miss Mamie Hurlbutt, daughter ,of Mr. perity to their owner.
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iv
came under consideration.
d
Henry Burr, brother of
3‘:
tune making in that place.
other men in the saloon.
He was in his 24th
A number of original paintings from $19.14
if.
Mr. Andrew C. Nash is still confined to a
The firm of Staples 8.3 do. has been chang-
d to W. C. Staples 6: Son.
Thirty-three Westport exhibits in the late
ounty fair took premiums.
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It is rumored that Mr. Landon Ketchum, '
ow in France, will, on his return next.
Mr. Abel Brear is manufacturing sugar
;, “You see that man dyer there.
Parker Lewis, son of Rev. A. N. Lewis,
business lively for him.
The proprietors of the Winchester Arms *
1%
v.
Mr. J. 0. Taylor picked the unprecedented
uantity of six bushels o'f fox, or wild grapes '
n his farm last week. .
Potatoes as a crop are small, but the price ;:
shed is very high. "Mrs. P. is correct.
Dame Rumor is busy filling the minds of
.—4.
“The Domestic Tyrant.”
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Advise to Hedge.
Virginia City Chronicle.
Two friends were discussing the merit of
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requires immediate attention,
,.
it only costs 50ets. or $100.
WAgent.
He’s the hardest, driest, meanest old Shy-:2“
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ustice to the subject.
“Youi'e mistakcnffisaid his fried. “He's _
ot so bad; even the devil isn’t so black as g;-
e is painted. Now, I’ll bet you $10 I can is“;
orrow $50 of him before night.’-‘ it.
“Done l" and the money was put up. On
osted the sanguine bookmaker to his in-
ended victim.
“Strussbcrger, my boy, how are you '1’" and u
e slapped him on the back of a faded coat. iiircstorativo,
“Veil, I vas all right. Vet’s do matter __ é; '-
it you f” ‘5‘;
“Look here, old fellow, I made a little bet :
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“0 common.
See adv.
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Times.
band tournament, J due 15.
0k ‘. ‘4‘;
“Um!" said Strassberger. “Veil?” -: .I
“Yes, I just bet $10 with Smithy that , mean time of it.
cold borrow $50 of you today."
“Feefty tollar !” ‘
“Yes, that was the amount.”
“Und you bet ten '1?"
“That’s what I put up.“ .
.“Vell, now look here, my friend‘(in a low
.p—‘——
‘Ii: dians.
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W.“
"1 don’t believe there’s any malaria in the “
Whiteflouse. I’m willing to risk it any- .3
‘And lie entombed in winter’s icy grace.
I think that if your mortal sight could be
Made clear as heavenly vision ye might see .g
In the calm chamber where your ruler lies '
With languid forehead, and large patient
is a'eertain preventive 01, these troubles.
And ’mong the lowering clouds wild wind ~
And sighing sadly about the solemn dirge,
O’er summer's fairest flowers all faded now
The winter god, descending from the skies,.I
IIas reached the mountain top and decked?-
' With glittering frosty crowns, and breathed
"wherever the eye turns it falls on sombre iTillie mountain oak bo‘ws‘down his boar)v head
'And flings his withered locks to the rougntia
.. Thus passes life. As heavy age comes on,
"-"I'he joys of youth—bright beauties of the
glgcbuilds the ruined wrecks of winter’s waste, .5
'And cheers the gloomy’carth with joyous.I
For him through all the land, fervent and.
What prayers, O Christ, have risen to kiss
a spiritual concourse reasonably and well done. A share of the public ‘4‘?
Against all treacherous demons of the dark 1:.
‘(Soft as south breezes through a sunrise sky)“;
:1
“Comfort thysoul with hope! More strong -.I
Is love; and buoyed on thy true people’s
—Pa.ul Hamilton Hayne in the Christimg
_”HOWA SALOON. KEEPER FAILED IN AN ATTEMPT
331‘0 DISPOSF. or his PLACE AT A man PRICE.
:i The keeper of a saloon very near the con-3":
gtter of the city arranged a brilliant financial .
operation a short time ago and came very;
near being successful. Among his assistants;
lor, did injustice to Mr. and Mrs. Charles however, was one who with every intentionli;
5 Elwood of King street who, f0; more than eot‘ aiding the project, ruined it most com-..
forty years have ministercdjto the aged lady’s '. pletely. The plan was to sell the saloon at a
Shigh price. and a possible purchaser having‘
been found the goods and fixtures of the
place were exhibited and their value estimat-
ed. Mirrors, inlaid bars, delicate glasswareyBulll’lrmk’S Papal Pallllllls all 0
. and gallons of liquor are very well in their;
way, but will not in themselves bring pi'os- =3:
Custom and patron-
age! Those are the essentials, and are al— E‘-
g: ways investigated by any wise purchaser of a
, prospective buyer of the saloon in questionmbliéhmcnfi at the same Prices 115 char
~ having come to‘ an agreement concerning theg. .
value of the stock and fixtures, the good will-SQi‘ap PiGlll'ffiS,
In this respect, , . '
.1. the proprietor proposed to display his gener—gi Billhdal and ‘ .g .
Hullda cams Walnut, Cherry, VVhitewood, and Southern .
question he tested practically and that the V“ ' y ..
"by what he had drank. The proprietor’s
friend soon left the saloon, and had been
GIzgonc but a few minutes when trade began to
V be very lively. Customers came in a perfectg Chills and Fever.
stream, and all seemed to have been breathed if, I"‘“’”"‘“"‘ For",
upon by a spirit of sublime generoaity. Noll
: man wanted to drink alone. He niust treat 1-
all around. Strangers as well as aequaint— 5;
ances must drink with him. Liquor and
f was constant. The dispenser of beveragesifg
shad more than he could attend to, and the ,‘
Secretary Howe, 0f the Union League space ,in front of , the bar was crowded.
Among the squanderers of money happened
i."- to be a friend of the party who had hoped to
He’s talking
9} about buying out the place and we’re making
has entered Rev. C. M. Sellcck’s school,Nor-
walk. _ out on the street giving half adollar to every-
body he knows and telling them all to come :3.‘ Simmons’ Live, Magma,“
ore and spend the money.” The hetray- I‘: ‘0 break on“
“The average man,” quoth Mrs. Partington, 1
“is a weak and irritable domestic tyrant," and dolphin. Pa.
Tyrannical to a fault the
'erage man will enter the blissful Paradise
I of a_ happy home, scratch himself in fiendish
i glee, send the baby into convulsions, and for
what? Why, because he has the Itching
. , Piles, and is too mean to buy Swayne’s Oint-
‘ ment, which is an infallible cure for the worst
cases of that annoying complaint. 4t3S
For delicate and complicated difficulties
peculiar to the female constitution, LYDIA E.
inquM’s VEGETABLE COMPOUND is the
sovereign remedy. ' It aims at the cause, and a;
produces lasting results. Send to Mrs. Lydia
E'. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
ass , for pamphlets. . Still}
11‘ is “A Foomsn MISTAKE to compound a
. cmcdy of merit with the quack medicine
We have used Parker’s Ginger
pain with the happiest results for Rheunia-
mm and Dyspepsia, and when worn out by
verwork, and know it to be a sterling-health 1: T
Eleven bands have entered for the Batavia
We suppose the
,9 band that can make noise enough to’drivc all
about you just now—ha, .11“ It’s a capital the others out of town will win the prize.
Boys living out in Dakota must have a?»
There’s "no fun in dime
novels for them, as there’s no chance for
at them to run away and go West to fight In-
Persons who stand on their foot
. with serious pains and weaknesses in the
back,1oins and other parts of the body. It
as been proven beyond a doubt, however
that Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure ECORNER‘ DRUG ,, , STORE-
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i" 2m New“: AVEN on.
CAN RCSL'AT
. I'HE SOOTHIH’E
IND ”Dull-”Z
POWER OF
SWAYNES’
OINILMENT.
0:! ACCOUNT OF AI:
' LAvma 'l’llE ln‘rENs:
TCHlllG AND IPSSURIPI'G
SWEET nzvoss, IT is
KNOWN BY MANY AS
THE GREAT Cues
FOR Iranian Pass."
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House and Sign Paintings
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Staten Island Dye Works.
,. busmess. The prospective seller and thchoods mock,
patronage of the day be watched. This was .
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PRUTECTIBN
A firSt-aclass Barber '
ISlfh‘S a steady situation in Norwalk, Conn ‘
1r
g ‘ Notice.
g“They-(goers of the people will not let the old $ '3' EHTOHE}. E K “A8 REMOVEE ‘
O the corner of West Avenue and Berkeley
-—. Church.
Office Hours from 7 to 9 a, in., 2 to 3, and 7 to 8
n. m.
5'
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Shop—Corner Wall and Water Streets. -
Residence—Lewis Street,
NOBSVALK, - - - - CONN.
All work entrusted to me shall be promptly T
g %;preparod to make special figures for car loadvf:
can. J”. a. users ‘
i3 ’ :7} lots of lumber for tobacco cases, either cut up ,.
T 49 Main Street, Norwalk, '
: Has always on hand a largb and well selected ,1,
f timber, I keep a full assortment of all usual”
assortment of
AND STYLES. .
liliiiinery Novelties
t ~.
or all Descriptions. Also
Agency for the
ed and forwarded to the above es-
7
Hand Needles for sale at
Mrs. J. B. Bette,
“t
aa- 49 Main Street. areas perfect as I desire. Nine-tenths of ”WE-g 1: . . i} l] l ‘ .
* otfitiglfgf°wll PLATE GLASS WINDOW lumber I buy from the man who cuts downg Lehlgh, ' l . I; ‘
So numerous are the dc:
vclopments of Malaria that
room
Painmi Ofl‘sprlpgs or RIularly. i
andhavc their origin in a disordered Liver, whi _
.5; beer W33 diaposed 0f in large quantities, and .‘5‘if not regulated in time, great suffering, wretoh Z
thc rattle of glasses and the incoming silver -ednc.s and death will ensue. . i
SIMMONS? [IVER REGULATOR
(1’ URELYEVEGNTABLE ,)
'. is absolutely certain in its remedial effects and
acts more promptly in caring all forms of Malari-
. . ‘ a1 diseases than calomcl or quininenvithnut any of .I
. purchase the place, but who was beginning the injurious consequences which follow their tended heretofore, I am resPectfully yours, 1?
_. to fear that his capital was not large enough. .1150. If taken occasionally by persons exposed to ..
-I .He was supposed by his friend to be in the 2:315?“ _ ' .
~secret, but as he appeared to be innocent, the, uzll expel the Parson and Protect lhemfi om :.
. friend undertook to enlighten him and said, I"!
r was for use in Demerara,S. A. and vicinity, '7‘“
2'": Yellow Fever.
t
. “Sins :-—l have stood the storm of four epidem— '-
ics of the Yellow Fever. I had it the first visita- _
There’s a chap I;? tion, but during the other three I. used your med-
icine. I was continually in the rooms of the sick .
-and dying, but I escaped. lhadseveralask Inc-p
.. how I escaped. I told them the virtue of your
. It the Fever was
.- (gain and I had a bottle of your Reg-
~;ulator I woul feel as safe as it I was 1,000 miles
.ai was complete and the contemplated salcaway.
“Memphis, Tenn., April 17, 1879."
Having neutralized the poison oi‘ Malaria in
such extreme cases, it can be relied on as a sover-
' ‘eign specific and antidote in milder forms. I
Prepared only by J. H. ZEILIN do 00., Phlla—
Briggs 62: Gabe
Estonia Transferring Papers.
f ‘0 STAMP GOODS of all kinds for Braiding,
Embroidery, and every description of Art
Needle Work. Purchasers do their own trans-
«fill New York Avenue, Washington, D. 0.
outs.
Notice.
4 .
(2;. upon,. The undersrgned would therefore request
as a matter of prudence thatconsmners discon-
tinue street and garden sprinkling and makca
careful and saying use of the water unthio sup-
ply shnll have been replenished.
is. H. I’Au ER, Superintendent
, Norwalk Water Works.
Norwalk, Aug. 29,1851. .
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Address, L. llISSONG, No. 230 a est Warl
en Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 3t'35
Cows for Sale.
W0 thorough bred JERSEY COWS in full
milk, and unsurpassed for cream and butter
a
*5
1m37. qualities. Inquire arenzn'rrn orvucn. 3t33
HilWABil S. BETTS,
. Pharmacist,
[u
Toilet aInd Fancy Articles,
ath. Hair, Nail & Tooth Brushes,
PERFUMEIW, soar-s, kc.
Prescriptions carefully prepared day or night, at
tester.
to
"ing as they arrive the shingles from two mills
gm wit: The T. H. McGraw 6'6 Co. and; DI"?
Place, third house below the-Methodist :
gal
t: her is soft, free from shake, the shingles are'_
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Paper Hanging and Kalsomining, $3 honestly made, and I will warrant them to ..
L-u.
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L [I N E H I ,‘Iall grades of lumber used in storing and cur- 13
Y. I _:-§§
Millinery Good sizes, at... 2x3 to 8.3 ...a 6x10 up to about:
:3" 40 feet in length.
IN ALL THE NEW DESIGNS fir '
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as a- general rule the way to get it is to buy it,
is the only way I can find to give my eus- '
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..ma‘i
tomers what they want.
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. . . . . g0“ M “10?? tinue to do so long as my trade Will justify 11);};
”principal ofhcc in the city. A new assortment of “j ~‘
30
stock of Pine, Spruce, Hemlock, Ash, Blue ’ I}
31’
Of all kinds and prices. '— Pino, from one to three years old.
The Standard Sewing Machine an
“I I will deliver lumber promptlyI anywhere :-
K.
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6 Call on E. O. KEELER,
people continually suffer
from this noxious poison ;'
'whcn they imagine; it is ‘ ' _ . E5;
- I lurking in their system. ff fair, reasonable profit to myself," to which I
n:
__ allvck. ’-
. . _ . _j As evidence see extract from W. B. Yatcs’ letter .“
. . as he pomled to the slightly intoxwated man : where the Regulator afforded protection from the
here, it late years, he has spent much time who was sitting in the rear of the 531001;, :3: worst and most deadly type or Malaria, to wit:—
introducing his ideas and inventions.
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1.fi‘lthc bd‘cksof theyp'iltgtllixlfi zl‘dl‘urlnfle iln'.t lilljh‘gr‘zlgy I? Frillt' Jars,
. -and Dry Goods Stores. A.B.SCOFIELD, Agent. 5:. ,
A Cough, Cold, Catarrh or Sore Throat cf
. For all such,
it's as good as afamily doctor, to have in the A
house a bottle of Peerless Cough .Syrup, and '-
H. S. Betta,
N. B.—T\i'elvc beautiful D‘Olcy Patterns, 113‘“eg '
m
[IE water in tlicltosei-V'Ioir is reported as being __.
quite low, and as being very heavily drawn 7.-'
Drugs (and Chemicals,
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~.-. Toflw Farmers of Jilillyiclrl and Lilo/ifielrlg ' ’
. . Counties : 4
011 Stoves, 1 Wm. Hmdlflli Spring Gnarls!
Refri erators . 30 Main Street, a , .
Baby image’s, arrears: as. ilfgltlrtltliiilé‘l Spring- Goodall.
Now the warm weather is upon us, you must '
stock of .
Advance Course. Sessions arranged to aecom-" call and see our we oner at Factory Prices
‘ a o u . o - i u '
tlllH \‘lclmty. Of barn covering I have now- modate pupils Wishing to commute on the cars. 4: ,5, -'
_, . if imig‘iil‘l'filgmi and Isolokkeeping, a speciiItIlty, 15.»; :3" :3 S
. ._: , ac icrs o arge experience. rec '41! ' ‘
.3! Hand memg and Painting also tau ht. Youn "i ’2‘. '1 tookbrld e Manur us ‘
"1, '5. Ladies and Gentlemen fitted for Collggc. g?‘ L” 7I' g es) R 561“
-' a -
{inflamm- " .
GENTLEMEN; I desire to call your atten- .-
a
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,_ For Boys.
g Tull: Fifteenth Your will commence Sep-
I'; . . Iembcr 5th 1881 . I'u ils received at r'
. largest stock of dry lumber ever offered in any age over six. Ybung Ladies a¥ealsoadmittcd
o the Da Department, both in the Primary and *3
fvfltion to the fact thatI shall have this Fall the
i’t‘M’t‘fl gr:
i
,
stirrer{assistant“'1“ é cogfiph‘l’flimffiimfs
.. I... osp a e no,
The Mapes.
iOompleteManuree
Genuine Peruvian Guano.
The Best!
and Safest Stove made! i:
NURWlLK LATIN SCHOOL, A ““1 '“ are;attractorsno ,
“a” ”0- w... Avenue Refrigerators WlIl
I»... m the world. .
its
:43 I am also shipping from Bay City, Michi—
ALE DEPARTMENT. 8:30.. . ‘ ' .. . . ' "
if 25 pupils.) Terms Slollilci'yeluf? bgllnans‘l‘ilutffloj- 3“ klndS a" N0“? York Prices.“
0 ' . ..,_
umtics 7.50 . B b 0 2r
$2 ’ s 03% per year a y arrla es 5?
319 Per year without extras. Specia terms for } , ,, - - 7':
.43 boarders and young children on application, 3;; In endless varietj and very Low in Price.
Third Year, First Quarter, Seplcm-vSTIVO VES (g3 If/IlVGESl
. an
lea—Latin, Greek, German, and Higher Mame-g;
. Mn
FEMALE DEPARTMENT at 9:00 a. m. Tcrms‘“
'3.
gzgan, 225 thousand feet of narrowbarn cover—
r
' “533‘
Futile Season of .1881.
Paper Hangings
ing. This will be planed two sides, matched her 5, 1881. =3; T , l l’ l d v‘
..-. r, be Largestam mat to be in . ~
5' ALEXANDER JOHNSTON, A . AL, Principal.
no air}
vailroekcry and Glass Ware.
if
. A full and cheap assortment of
GOODELL c": PAIGE,
. .33 FRENCH CHINA in all patterns, Gold g- _
gSIdO out, and for onion and tobacco barns '03 C0 U N S Iii—Off 3 AT 5.. :3} 31V Banded and Decorated. IDECORA- pf He offers a large variety of New Patterns in ,2
I4, If“ I I . II I I , 9 ._ TED and BANDLD lOlLET l: all the Jlifi‘erent grades, from the Cheapest °
_ j . sword 5 Building, sOUlli son“ ALix, CONN, . Sill s. TIN \V ARE and all g r 10.1], urao
.‘- Brown Blanks to the Richest Gold Embossed if:
— E’HUUS} FUEEISHING GUUDI ‘ nd Ceiling Decorations, are uncxcclled in 8'
,_- _‘ .v . Artistic Colorings' and effect and his line of _
N0 LlLe- . 3-5, As LOW as the Lowest. a Hollands, Oil Shades and Dado Shades is un- .
LL persons havmg bills against the to'ii of ‘ ‘
.Norwalk are requested to present them for ‘ anhhe' Hose and lawn Sillllllllfls surpassed. He buys these goods from firs .-
‘ 'Bé‘amfglstlon or before 9 o’clock a. m. Friday, Sept. hands, and at
. o l, .
g- rom stock boards. I am receiving and sell- "‘- ISAM’ SELLECK. JR.,
. - WILLIAM (LSAMMIS, Selectmen.
NELSON J. Cit/UV.
Norwalk, Conn., Sept. 30, 1551. ~
$25 Reward.
Eva-ix l}. G00DELL, (arm ALLAN w. Pawn. Papers. His new Borders, Friezes, Dadoes, é
a ' .
" with little or no sap, being manufactured
3..
Implements,
SUCH AS
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‘IlE Norwalk Cemetery Association will pay a
J. Hill brands. 0f each of these I have sold
during the past few years several millions,
One need not buy, only try. andi
am thoroughly acquainted with them,I and .
it does not work as we represent1
can guarantee them as unexcelled by any
THEN no SALE i'
u . The celebrated
. 9 -lXL SIDIE HILL PLOW.
' Warrantcd to workwell.
i; I};'HORSE PLOWS, 18, 18 1-2,
0 ,If 19, 20 and 21, and the old
9
9i
Beggolgggfggllgggefggm BUTTDll PRICES FOR GASESHWELS sans Has a
VER PLATED GOODS Which enables him to offer Great Bargains, ' . I y g I
I, You will lose nothing by calling and ge r.- L O W P R I 0 E S Flaws, PllflWS! PLflWS!
Reward of $25 to the person first giving 1.15:2: prices before buying. Remember that the r To all: who Will 0811 and examine. "
tartaric; theater.suitcases: " Refrigerator, Baby Carriage: or '5‘ . -
- - .‘ WI l. 0 1 St 1'. r
t.segues:assessmentestuaries °‘“ °' ‘ °V° ‘3 “ immune READY MIXED The Oliver thlled Plow
Norwnlk, eonnf‘sle’fifillfiléliw’”csmmiin MAIN STREET. . LINSEED ”IL PAINTS
g . . Quick Train ’
3% ‘ . . {V . I
0f the Best Quality. ~ ..
. and ‘~
the best manufacture.
:information which will lend to the detection and [3086 191300 to not fl- good RMDKC Ol‘ Stove! 3' ALSO AGENTS FOR
I - - ,
—.ture on any lm: in said cemetery, Apply to . . L. J. CURTIS , STRICTLY PURE
iii
shingle in the state of Michigan. The lum ‘
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4
5
cover 140 feet to the thousand when laid
:5
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1-2 inches to the weather. I have not known J
'1‘
Peekskill 2 1-2 D.
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in. case where they have not exceeded this.
patronage 501mm“ 33“ % I have also arranged for a full line of clear ,2; With the above assortment we do not 1°“ "3"
-- ,5; ‘ : 1 of the fact that it is time to aint. &c., and we
. 3;; . -- claim :gihave tiietbcst Standar Goods that there
Fall and ‘R? Intel” f dry 1 and 1 1-4 inch Spruce, 14 feet long. as . . . A SPEOinL'x'z. «em 3 mar e or country, In
g _ ‘ ‘ ' Watches? 3. .. (3.1.3 ck. 2 W ' I
53 well as the ordinary length of 13 feet. In HAVE OPENED THEIR ENTIRE STOG JEWEL-RY .agarAslgElEn PLATED allSWfll’lll, alllllfll &L0flfllllflll S
. . o I‘. ~
_ . 91-12015.ch a: EYE GLASSES. ,
:- At A..W. AUSTIN’S J ewcl’ry Store
Opera House Block, Norwnlk, Conn.
Prepared. Paint.
Atlantic, Jewett’s &. English White
Lead, French and' American
0F
' ing onions I aim to keep fully supplied. Am
.. Zinc, also
unmmumm ‘ in inhuman
1, ti
. Whiter than the best White Lead.
does not blister, crack or peel 911',
has 25 per cent. more body than
-; White Lead, and having tested
: thoroughly we can recommend it.
MEN, YO THS [
Gentlemen, There is no doubt about they _ V With these tactsbeforeyou,whichwocanbnck
:3: i ' i i
' $1 . 9 " Heat your houses TuononGnL (durii’ig such 0‘ ugdhlvoa‘ilisda a? 11 and we Win 'plcasc you both in
5 . ' ' ' v . rice.
1-I fact that a person can sometimes go into theéa -_ . winters as the raszr on: was) by using ‘1 y D
' ’
‘3; wholesale market and buy dry lumber, but if ~ BOYN’TON S ,
I
5;; . . I .
. eAs-rlaur DURABLE ru tuners : W H S In" & C
' g, THOUSANDS have had constant and SEVERE use a:
-‘ during the net 22 YEARS, and are in coon cou- f
_ 1LDl'1‘xON to- ay. without mums or Minivan-r»
. Cheapest to buy and use. Have mona- rowan, i. I | I
take good care of it, and season it. However .
- Greater DURABXLITY, and are fitted with more ‘
‘ ' E unpleasant it may be to carry a years stock,” } gfggggiggfioggggfndg: cgyggaiiuin and
. anon
Perlflflmals, . g. - - VOLUME of put-ye \VAIIM A13 perfectly F8881: from _. N08. 15 811.1 17 water Street,
A: GASES, Immenscly PogULAB and' UNXV'ERSALLY I,
1.: successful. Sand for circulars. ‘
if RIGHABDSDI, IOYI‘I’IIII I. 60., Manufacturers
‘. 234 Water Street, New York. :5,
’f. Sohl by F. W. JAQUlgflorwnlk, (13.30129 :'.‘
COAL! . remain
‘ COAL! :: SPEGTAGLES,
' - And [get :your Mglngfifieml‘iyRHIted by the new
COALl}.
NORWALK, CONN.
It ifwhat I. haveg .
done for three years, and what I shall con— ~
3-.
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n is
Go to Spencer’s
In all grades of finishing lumber I cfi'er_ ,
7-1.
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that customers will pay for taking it, by rail, .3:
as:
team at fossel, and my facilities for so doing;
FOR THE
the tree. I get as near the producer as it is
Lackawana,
I Wilkesbarre,
possible to get, and deliver the production to
my customers as low as is consistent with a- g
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ngilfilvz‘g’ver chzigg, offer to the public every advantage of the 535 f? l0 . i ' i l
1 1 ".' r, -: —o
, a: E "k . scum 10)!
ARE “IE a; wholesale market as well as to reap some .r- rat In,
the Marc’s
Rat Crystal items Eye Glasses.
J. Spencer,
MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
Carriage Making
benefit for myself , which I am fnep to say is And um Genuine
Cress Creel: Coal,
Raymond Bros’
I} the primary object. if.
. .1:
Inquitiosinperson or by correspondence
fuvill be promptly attended to. Soliciting
: continuance of the patronage so liberally ex—
E. J . HILL.
B. UI T , J'A R S Insurance Block, So. Norwalk. South Norwalk. . m
, : fin Coal (IiSIilivared infltlhc figgggfi 3 E P A I R 1N3 -
F R U IT J A R Si Si. _.,. , ' ' gdalcgnglgllzb 0‘1: cgllmnio the Ctgl- AT:
" Banking Dep’t of Yale Business Collegefiumer‘ - muznnwg,
FRUIT JARS,
.- .' Fruit Jars,
‘ FRUITJARS,
FRUIT JARS, ’
Main Street, South Nor-walk. C
ll. trim a 00.,
DraggistSs
it til Ill .
: Mal the Dalian!
Coupe Roe :i ggoodaonlcr, for sale.
7|."
21 Main St.,Norwalk, Comm,
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‘ pron WILL nun
lL‘IlIiIlllliflllllllllllllI 5.: Strictly Pure
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FRUIT JARSI
FRUIT ’ JARS,
Q: Drugs and Medicines,
, : At Reasonable Prices' A very large line of the latest and
F R U I T J A R S ’3; . . o ‘ t I h . 1 best designs in I
r? L . O "i; Prescriptions carefully compounded. . '
A... . ADVERTISING GABDS
JELLY TUMBLEES , E A R TIanlEs:Nnrictics,w A H E " can be found at the
A. ’ Gusswnltpurcnlm; . Gazette 0mm,
till. it ’_
:‘I In rich profusion. may be found at f. I . . _ _ _
p .. “:0 ('llul('.(‘Sl (lesions of the Phil-
_'.F. H NaSh & BTOS., ulclphia. limit-natal New York pub-
‘ .1 .. ' . ‘ , . . . . .. ’\
,_ “SANS “nutshell at very low Lites.
i ‘ RWALK .
.3 binin—ll Nu}: “I a a dthc;ei8l~l 5 no :issoi-tirient embraces good do.
. .\ irc' wi rs an s, n -. . ,
Sluilfgilliegrdlitb‘ctdieen themakernnd consumerfisglls in black and colored who, at
7 } . I k. k t l 'enis.nnd those . .- .. . . .
Young Men by a. 'Tliorough and Practical Course of. Commerc’al, wggcggulggggg, gggcgglgymghfi my would low prices, as well as the more cost-
Training are prepared .for all Business Pursuits and EVERY DEIZARTIIIEN'CII.‘ OB‘tMEI:_ Egggorgghagé‘llie‘y 2amIghgaféggrfggc$g§tnidigge ly and brilliantly illuminated Ch 1.0‘
l I ' 5- ‘- ' ' 5 . .
. CANTILE LIFE. An able corps of Teachers and. Asmstants in t 0 various cpar men , . mm Cards. Something for every-
3‘ tape to purchase of us. .
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT HALLS AND COUNTING ROOMS body. Prices according to quality.
’ All that pertains to a well stocked
' ‘ - - ., on’t rive orders to drummers and
For Instruction in Bunking.Inauranco. Railroading, Steamboatmg, Manufacturing, General . _ D {a
c a: Tllil . . . .
Merchandising, Brokerage, Exchange, &c. Call or send for Catalogue giving full particulars. .»:« KIT HEN FURNISHI s .' have your cards Spmled in printing
maybe found in our (1350‘ but “support your own,” and thus
It. 0. LOVERIDGE, New Haven, Conn.
Iron Glad Pain ,&c. enmg 11°“ “W"
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3.149
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f Birthday Cards,
FOR. SALE AT bum
. - GAZETTE OFFICE.
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