attendance Win-g
«i. Shortly after ten o‘clock the iet‘nsht's it-
tit cd from
w oodruQM
w11< the intimate friend and beloved pastor
11! the deceased then prgoeedctl to. pro-
nounce an cls‘b‘orste colon 1311 the life and
1 humour of Ir. Lockwood, after which
Rev. Dr. Hastings-’yflIEred player. The ser-
vice: we]: Wt to e by the singing
of the We hymn,“ Roar. of Ages.”
Owing to the Runes of the hour the friends
had no Wait; to view-Ian remains.
This was 3 mt intent to many.
While theiiain vh-ohnonveyedthe funeral
putt to N gal. posing through Her-
les. a my street” and distressing no
video! «curred. It seems thathliss Bessie
its-gen, dough“; of the Rev. Dr. Rogers, of
'ht P‘ Ifth Am. Dutch Reformed Church,
who has recently been living in Hartford,
lrft that: for Kev York, yesterday mom-
in:. expecting her ' father would lesve the
1in to attend the £1111qu 12111115111 Nor-
unlk on the 12:15 train; and, supposing she
lMtl Hui time “3 reach “’3 any before this
train surfed. she left her own train at Bob
km Brhlge,eud resolved, when the up train
«mm- along, to get aboard and so meet her
lather. She succeeded in getting on the
platform of one of the rear cars, but, on at-
tmtptin‘ to cuter it, found the door was
2111 km]. She then topped the window. and
string the Rev. 8. B. S Bissell in the car,
.3an him if her {other was on the train.
Mt. Mamie wesonthetrainhtttnot,
in that our, end he turned away to find the
minim-tor, so that she might be admitted to
1 ‘1. it is supposed she nu‘sunderstmd
\lr BI-et-ll‘u Internal intention, for shell):—
Imdizltely jumped from the our and was
:e-llnl over several times, cutting her face
.1111! factoring hu skull. The gICfllt‘ei In-
. moment in at once created, and yet the
train bad data! ahead sevetal miles before
‘11 we! sawed. it was. however, finelly
‘- rvltghl to a standstill and backed down to
the bridge. Miss Rogers wt‘roicked up and
. arrival to 3 hotel, when: medial aid was at
- uve muted. It was thought at first she
12 as no‘ seriously injured, but there were
painful
~i.1 u a~ dead. Mr. Ind Mrs. 80$ch at. once
Id: the train to attend their child, and the
t 1:1! -ml pnx-txsi m moved on.
”11 the arrivll of the train in this place :3
'1: .;1 mutants: 11! people convened at the S
The curs containing the funeral par— »
switched onto the ,
.mr‘s If the linttluwy tl' Norwalk Railroad. l
The profession. consisting of fiftysix car~ l
. hurt-x formal on Main street, and proceeded '.
13:3 11!
l_\ were .lctait'lietl, and
7 , Ilzc l'nitm ('I-uu-u-ry, where the body was
lzz‘ rr: 1,
.\t lln'
11.» «12131111131111 by llu.‘ Dr Spom
1.1111 [in ”1:131:1ch
.mve the Episcopal burial suucc
'I.‘" ‘l
trnut .\'I.w lurk; Julius “adswonh Albert;
II 3111qu r [’urktr Iluud} F (v. Sultoustnll
if ‘. \lunM,J11hn O'Brien, Peter-M. Bry~
» 11 Jtm lloytand T.Rt;11pcn.
l' L1. places (if businus along tht line were
.1 111 rally clot-ed. and universal evidences of
1.11 mic f of the community oer-.- visible. In3
1:11 Ilv r column, from the pen of one of his
rum-t intimate friends, is a just at: l impartial
1551121 ta his diameter.
EDITORIAL Qtftumts.
u, 11 tats, 51111. and 11111314151" .19.: in
Iztil‘ in St. LU’UE‘.
'l‘tnn- are three million: of dollar: twill: ‘
of peanuts rated in this country mutually.
Two hundred thousand copiesof t‘wreelct 's
History of The Greet Rebellion have been '
sold
t-eorgc H. Hulk. of Rnckvillo. is the Rc~
publiean candidate for Sheriff of Tollaud
L'utmty. '
Thrrt: are only two whalcrs now hailing
from Nantucket, the bark: “ R. I. Bumtow"
and " 0:th9
English society is thrown into :1. “ fever“
of excitement over the “ Prince of W
Recovery Polka.”
A tape! ulvcnists for ' girls forcookingf'
\\ e like them no, Rules. they have been in y
1111- ,mnrltet too long.
ales
1
Raymond. of Not-within» heart
nr:mtn:ttetl by the Republtums for sheep of'
fine Lend-r Gm
IITlIte I“ who an! that spirits (would have t
kWh-phantom " did not {notably l
umlcfitlld that «rifle: is a disinfectant
H“: .‘It!,llou a poor gm , ,
mecivcd a. legiey of two bulged thousand
dollar", and is not as Hellouschnlv as she .
was. . 1;
John“. Allen, 38%, of Cornwall chiefly
antenna in connection With the capitol
lobby is gum]- to Neptune, Michigan, to
locate
The MW of getting rid or
the Mitosis very mph) “Clem
They Hike-nah: hire sucgrotohury'
him , about the negro.
David A. Wen,‘ In his report to Governor
item:- on I'm of tuition, propos-
eat that tumult-w it iterativel—
at. A ”with. * - ,
Persons wk did“ vote kst yam-in
tom (ride the? 11-81 to vote this year
must hi it“ to the Beg
tats-us an M in?“
litmummcayucuh
.1: mm Fan 33.51112. Rev. Dr.
Wool-2y, «Set Eve-pend JdgeLF.
5.,F'ofll' dXMmdecudhouor-
arym-m -.
mu '8 rm I- W
Ah,themhfi1.uheztbnglpnibog
imitate-hymn“
bitesitet: mutate-tunnel
those-”m..,3 1.111 5.» .
Amwwa‘dompoth
fir‘ilniiftlftl‘:
melon yutcrday morning that'
g are something intended to protect the ladies
i from the Biggerous climate of Meridcn.
l
”11de after the Albany Evening Journal.
i " Mr. “feed,"
; there a great manvyears before a house was
loved} commcm sense.‘
1c] in]. hasi forms speed ‘to try to convince him
‘mfiflmdefifitfimm-
mun-11w earth} at the. m—dey
,1 thousand other victim
are to “ go for" their
figpductio
fir in gold.
The Vlnevard Gaze tte says that the ship
Elmira of Edgartdur wrecked in the Arctic
has ucver received a dollar from any insur-
ance company‘for any (flush, up to the
tithe of her final lost
Women hove a summary way of killing
their absent husbands in Waterbury, as see
the following. advet‘tkement in the Almeri-
can:
+
L\ 01.11. 1131 meme “1‘. ’llélfiy
11g; Lorine- GI_ old, will ensue: no: music}
JnuIary 2, 1811
we nth-sys 511de Adam discovered
the kiss, when trying to tease Eve by tick-
ling her nose with his moustache but it has
been discovered that a shrewd Roman. who
smpected his wife of sucking his wine
through the bong hole with a stnxw invent-
ed it as a means of detecting her.
The 9hiol:quor law works tip top A
Mr. E 6963, of Holmes County . rvets tight
about. twice a week and his wife recovers
damages from fluliquor dmlers. He finds
it pay: even better than his former lucrative
profession of dabbling; in fact, by strict at.-
tcnfio'u to the business, he and Mrs. \Vood
have already laid by the handsome sum of
sixteen thotmand dollars.
John T. Corbett, of Pittsburgsaw a photo
graph of Mary Gilmore, and fell in love
with it. She was in Ireland, but he wrote
her, making 81 provesal of marriage and
sending her a passage ticket to his bosom.
On her arrival she did not prove to be what
his fancy had painted her, so be sued her for
the ticket. She sued him also for breach of
promise: so it is “ hip and tuck."
A fur-sighted Massachusetts woman, in
prospect 01' death. wrote a ntmibcr of letters
to her husband, dating them forward. and
arranging with a friend to send one each
month to him after her death to soothe him
in his bemvmeIIt He rather enjoyed them
at fiat : but new that his second wife
“ soothes” him with a flat iron every time
one comes. he say: they are beer-mint: mo-
aolortous.
w
JOL'RNAIJSITIC.
The 311111111111 StuntsZcJung, :1 ( It'l'lllllll
weekly.
is Child.
I
l ; ,.
The sale of the l)._1‘.~ Doing: [1st been
.ppresscd in Londo u
11f the first newspaper in Rumin.
The Pct‘lcht‘s‘tPr Journal ‘
11:: 2‘. local heml-
1 Imhns been offered ten thousand dollars a I
last-season, Whoemfijlfing_ it int héiiig}
Peter the breath in 1 103, \vss st-uim' editor .
1 t -: "rt
..
II 1777 £41.”
last week, of two boys named Johnny Don-
ohue and Thomas German. _T_hey started
down the Canal on skutes 1:111
tw ecu them a Sufism
to fill with clams home Shippan Point.
While tinting along near the shore on the
south side of the Point, youngGorman, who
was slightly in advance, broke through the
ice and was drowned. A very remarkable
feature of the case is that the water was not
over two feet deep. It is supposed that he
became stupified withcold and fright, and
became incapable of helping himself. His
companion, n more child in years, could
render no efficient help. The deceased was
about twelve years of age
BEHGTQUS INTELLIGENCE-
A Young Men‘s Christian Association has
been formed in Stouington.
Mrs. Partlngtou finds her chief objection
to Catholicism in the “ enforced celebrity of
the priesthood "
The New Testament reviscrs have got to
thc scond chapter of Luke. and hope to flu-
ish it in six years.
The seventicth birthday of the Rev. Dr.
Leonard Bacon was celebrated by his f i'icII (Is
in New Haven, “’etlncs‘day.
A new Episcopal church will soon be built
in Rockvillc, u lot having been purchased
for that purpose ()1) Village street.
Rev. Mr. Davenport, of East Bridgeport,
has declined to entertain u call to the First
Congregational church in DunburIv.
Rev. Henry Powers. of Brooklyn, has
withdrawn not only from his late cuugrcgu»
tion.but from the Congregational Church,
on llC‘Cliunl of his libel-:11 views.
llcv. “'m. II Ii. Murray will deliver a
lcctnrc in Greenwich, in the Methodist Epis-
copul church, about the middle of next
mouth, on the subject of " Deacons.“
The livv. Edmond A. O'Connor, pustorof
Patrick's church. New London, died
He was a young man,
his congrt'gx.
SI.
Saturday afternoon.
and Wu: greatly lwlm’t-tl l)_v
tiou.
The minister who discourw-rl llt Nantuck-
i ct about " sounding brass" sIIIIIIImI‘ily
corrected by all old salt. who infnrmml llllll
that smmzling: 11-1111 always lli'ltlt‘ will: lll('
lead
Bn I'm-r Noll 11 lull uskctl his opinion of
Brother Stetr whose preaching: \\ us lllltlt r
'Sttcr. " Uh Steer ll EIUY'LX
T he Canadians \‘Ult it a
\\‘:l\
with H: :1, Itpliutl
. become a Knox."
The Stamford Adx ocate tells the and Dion,
of the drowning, on W cdesdav afternm
t cy Imeu
evoice, his great
itude on the fi
, ut here, in No -
loser interest in 11
' though his
ltc enterprises yet there are things even bet-
ter than thee to endear his namcto the
M of this community. Here was his
home, the scene of his less restrained inter-
course in the societ mdrlo estlocincles, and
the pta'ce of {its dhfty w in arid influence
Wm m
elsewhere. Norwalx was hisgnativo place,
and he loved it not simply for the memories
of childhood, but as a refuge that wasover"
grateful to him from the anxieties of 111111.
ness and the pressure of an contest and
often over-axed mind.
It. is not easy to spank of Mr. Lockwood’s
qualities without disturbingtbeimpreesion of
that symmetm which belonged to his char-
acter. Men are usually measured from the
prominence of certain traits, but in Mr. Lock-
wood there was a completeness and unity
in which no feature seemed either exagger-
ated or depressed. If anything can be pre-
dicated of him without question, it was his
breadth of heart and mind. He was siren!
larly free from prejudices of every sort,
able to look on both sides of any question,
and ready to recognize the excellence cud
extenunto tho shortcoming in whatever lay
farthest from his personal sympathies. Nor
was this amiabllitv a merely good-natured
weakness. His principles were fixed and
his convictions strong, and all the more so
because they were not one-sided. Whilst
abreast with the age on all the lines of its
real progress, his intelligent and reverent
spirit was distant as the poles from its
ephemeral “ issues" and vagaries. But the
charity which marked his tone of thought
was not confined them, but showed itself a
grace to glorify the dealings and rclatlonsof
his life. llt‘ was lllt’ gcnvmus benefactor,
the wise and patient adviser, the genial
friend. In his home. the traits of gentle-
ness and considerativeness endeared him to
his domestics, whilst to those who luved
him best, and now mourn him most, he wns
the (dad of that. fondness which centres in
the \wrds father and husband. “'ith those
winning elements which took so deserved a
hold upon the affections of those who knew
him, and made his coming into every circle
echet-ring burst of sunshine, there was in
Mr. Lockwood an indescribable and genuine
modesty. H11 was singularly free from self-
nsscrtion, and the consciousnessof this made
the humblest at once at home in his prea-
’ once. (in the other hand. no (Inc was able
to presume upon these qualities, The simple,
unaffected dignity of a gentleman never for-
| sook him for it. was the atIIImplIcrc in
l 11 hich he lived llis inbred courtesy made
I even :I refusal fall pl: :tusntl} from his lips
and protected him from the assaults of rude-
Incss more effectually than a wall of ads.
lug. ”('lif‘um ”1‘1 '- CW“ ('rtl‘" .VI’C means l WV." (“CWT pun muut. llis cultivated taste wank-d off the
“born." A rolurctl gentleman. having been brought ndvances of whatever was questionable,
The llur1t'1‘rtl l‘h 1'“ng PW: ‘ ‘lnllinlf'vt before :I magistrate and convicted of tilltcr- and his spiritleenly sensitive to {he first 11p—
prints :1 do ih Clith *u of 1111 mine: It 1" : lug \\ 11s asked, “ Do you know how to read?" proacht-s of guile, rose quickly indignant
{I sand mpi‘r‘ 4 " Yes. 11111~>:I.:I little.“ ‘Well. don't you ' ugailhl every phase and form of more]
wheaewj bra 1e. Riggs of the Mend“) ; cvcr make use of the Bible?" " Y1". mafia. 1 wrong. l'nsclflslt and fur-bearing,- in t-vcry-
associates '
, The
i in: to be t rel-able paper
l reeled a little ‘ tyt ographical error"
l mIllion 11f dollars
l’urtchcster Journal is certainly u 1‘-
It lust wmIk cot-
of a
Mr F H Nash, mar sparkling corres-
lwmdent “Paul has resigned his editorial
lposition 1111 I‘m Bridgeport Farmer and
Ibecome connected with the \cw Y ork Sun.
I Broth: r Bacon has employed :1 young man
’ name-.1 Hunt to canvas :fnr subscriptions to
'tho Tmmmip'. This makes tlu struggle
between Lim and lIi< rivals :1 regular Hurt}!
l lt‘ Rifle.
‘Acoru lllllitc," who 11 rites poetry for the
.\ :Iugutuck Valley papers, is It lady. She is
I. 0:. the author of ilk bvmn beginning.
Large uuks fmm little looms grow." ul-
thou: vh 5!: c endorses fl: e minimum.
The editor of tht llcridm ll ccordcr has
I discovered that all the ladies of that place
wear ‘coutr .Ictetl skirt.»- " ‘1‘ II It contract
ed skirts are we have no idea IIIIlN they
1
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l"
t
1
“Eli Perkins" declares that Albany was
he says,“started the Journal
that: t andteople came and settled near by so
as to bewhere they could read the news-
paper
The profound IE-Itoloriau‘ “ho Otlll: the
Derbv Transcript says: I“Rellginn is emi-
Of course then
brother Bacon, being a Calvinist, does not
know whet‘ Ier he has religion (common
sensel or not and we have too much regpcct
unneruoc‘rs.
A. B Hewitt, 01 Derby, “is slightly
wounded at the railroad accident in Ken-
tucky last week.
The {serous weed will case will probably
come before the Supt-«no Court on appeal
at the October term
The Governor-has appointed Russell Tom-
finson of Bridgeport to be county commis-
sioner of Weld County. in place of Josh-
us Lord, Esq, deceased
The annual meeting of. the Naugaluck
Railroad Company occurred last weehwhcu
thetflIBoud of Directors were reelected.
The total receipts the past year were 0614,-
761.86,.116 the net profits were $202,978. 21.
Them Sentinel 33:, upon the su-
W] of czemieunn who)” resided in
that town for the pest thirty-five years,
durhgfinttimtherehasnotbemthatI
eyeerinwhichone or more paw have
not been drowned “Suki: the town limits'
The Bridgeport Lender new that re-
nd woman. “coma-1,
mien upgbehddsmfidea-
plegetlhuhe next-[Mover
chemical-thww
in the not, while
Th3 l‘a‘l mehl Rat-,ortler WI". 195 an ctluoriul that an} butlv l sir-1P him ”‘2'" on himsnmetitues ..
\
up; the following wellkuoun gentlemen, goes hick 11I1,lte lays it upon Milt of his}
The Hartford city IIIissinIIuI'Iv l}\1.ll".l l::l\
unanimously voted tn thcntl ti cull to the
Rev. \Y ‘3. lluwkcs. of Stafford Springs, to
become minister at large in that city under
the direction of the board. The ~:Il;Ir_v If
I feral l: I“ L'IIty-fivt- hundred dollars,
I The late Ullvcr Loomis left one thousand
! dollats to the “'1 lcottv lllt \I E church,
Raven thousand dollars in bcqttcstslu \ :Irious
persons, and the remainder of his ptopcrt; .
amounting probably to eight thousand or
ten thousand dollars, to the )1. E. church at
\Vesl \Viusted. ‘
The auditor of ”hit: untitled that
? when u sexton resides. us watchman. in
l the basement of a Church, the whole build-
ing mu~t be taxed, the state law providing
that :1 church building must be exclusively
used for divine worship to be exempt from
taxation.
has.
1
11
The ministerial experience of Rev. Daniel
“'illiums, of Foster, Rbodc Island, is not
varied. although entitled to Inspect. Fifty
years ago he took charge of the church It
th:1tpl:1ce,and is still its pastor in active
service. though eightyonc vents of age.
is his first and only pastorate.
Sammy was tending the Bible vcty nttcu—
tlvcly when his fathcr came into the room
and asked him what he had found that was
so interesting. The boy looking up eagerly,
exclaimed: “I have found a place in the
Bible where they were all Methodists.”
“ How so?" inquired the father. “Because,”
said he. “ all the people said ‘ Amen.‘ “
In :1 storm at sea, the chaplain :mkctl one
‘ of the crew if he thought. there was any
danger. “ Oh, yes,“ replied the sailor,
it keeps on blowing as hard as it does now,
we shall all be in Heaven before twelve
o'clock Io-night." The chaplain, terrified at
the expression, cried out, “The Lord forbid?y
A minister at a colored wedding, who
wished to be humorous, said : On such oc-
ctsioni it ’E customary to kiss the bride. but
in this case we will omit it.“ To whichun-
gallant remark the bridegroom pertineutly.
replied : On such occasions it is customary
tn pay ten dollars. but in this case we will
omit it.“
Among the new bishops appointed byIthc
Pope isthe Rev. DI. Hendricken, of Water!
bury. The present diocese over which Bish-
op McFarland presides include. Connecticut
and Rhode Island. It Is now to be divided,
Bishop McFarland coming to Hartford,
which will Igive the title to his diocese, and
Dr. Randi-lichen going to Providence, which
will give the title to his diocese
Rev Dr. Bellows says, a visitor asked;
boy four years old, a few dayssinoe: . “W
do you mean to he? a minister 2" “ No,”
aid the hm boy,“ I_ went to beaclownl"
The doctor odds: “ There is no dificulty' In
these any: in uniting both functions," and
asks. - “ Which is the most real end funds-
mentsl character where tlhayaresmxessfully
blended—the clown or the minister?” _.,. ,
, Elder W cover, who is now settled over
the Blptist church in Voluntmsutql in.
W to the Bentley Selma! in than}
“a in 4mm asymp-
”Infinite-zen, that he mu»
Wthmeghh duty hours. Tom
obedient» Win-it, told «the Why; A:
It‘
1. if
I
; ipgttmgot threetiinés
bet—e ”three squire” men? And “Lon; '
511,59th it hintielf and MME,
..mhobofitoiood to Heminfifty-uine
l thing else, he could not bro-k tlzc (lishom st
' or Ilislmnumlplc.
Of course an ruIIndt-Il a t-lItIract1.r was not
the product of any svt of more earthly
agencies, hnwcverennuhling. Mr. Lockwood
was a steadfast believer in the great vcritics
of our common Christianity. The gospel
of Christ gave mould and tone to his whole
charm-tor. lending him with single, unaffected
grace along the heights of prosperity. and
chm-ring him with fortitude and hope
when the cup of trial was put to liislips.
It was his support and solace in the dying
llnnl‘
To have known Mr. Lot-ktvuod, cveu cas—
ttztllv, was to have hit the charm of his
character: In have enjoyed his friendship is
to carry into the now colder and darker
future :1 precious and fragrant experience
of life. His loss U) this whole neighbor-
hood is one to be‘mensttt‘otl and appreciated
only m1 the mouths and years allilll roll for!
ward. \Vc should thank God that such men
here'nml them live, for in the death of such
:1 man the world grows poorer. S.
A Tilt with Quins.
{from the Gazt-ttc Feb. 13m.)
l‘uirt‘teld County is represented in the state
ticket by “ Long Tom" Sanford of Bedding
for comptroller, so that if any change is
made in that office we are surv of It good
square mun, anyway. No more popular
man could have been put upon the ticket
from this vicinity, and we III-e only sorry to
see such it man put up to be popped ovcr.
1,me the Benton! Pout Feb 14m)
.\.II. A. H. Byinglou of the Norwnlk Gu-
zctte,11ho received $1,200 for services in the
New Haven lobby last. yearmnd 11-11.) is the
only man on all the lobby lists \1 ho has un-
dc’rmken to defend the practice as at pres-
ent carried on, has given in his newspaper
of the con-em week a sympathetic gush to-
wards the only lobbyist nominated on either
ticket, to wit: .Mr. " Long Tom" Sanford of
Rcddlng. Having been togetherin the lobby
—both were artificial by New Haven—they
have 3 sort of. common bond of sympathy.
And so the Gazette says of the Demo
cmtic ticket;
Gov. English could :not be prevailed axon
bar of
to indu nga,in and so Dick Hub
Hartfo kingy consented to run for ov-
ernor d'C’eonty is r‘epreeent in
the state ticket by “Long Tom” Sanford of
Bedding for comptroller so that if any
it] made in Ulatyzrfiicc WIS are lsgre of
tgood unremnu an a one p6.
utm- men own have hell; put uptm tile
ticket from this vicinity, and we are only
sorry to see such a man put up tobepoppcd
0913!.
Mr Byingmn apparently don’ I; think much
of. “Dick Hubburd"—'-hc probably thinks
lead him since reading his letter of ac.-
eeptsxtce-I—biit “long Toni” he “'30th
hgt" on. For he knows "Long Tom.”
WQII with“ 111111516111” in thelobby, ‘I‘LoIng‘
Tm got 3300, int! Byington 31,300. 1nd
becommenda him us “a gobd'squ'nre man."
“Good square men,” it gigs gs, are 11611:;
We session in Fuirfi uItIy. But By-
Ellf‘i‘l... 11.1.1.1, ,1...
.‘l‘om 'f’n“mrmu.? too. onconnehg‘.
,if“n,opnhrm” '39.“ Wt the me
o
3'
‘ date for comptroller, we supposed the cuff
zoo get-41sec Inuit 111111111111 manor: r
‘ Ling Tom" Sanford, the $40010bbist enn-
dosement came from the gifted pen of -'I
. ’B, in , ..
of the editor‘ 3 honesty.” “ Of course, " the
Gmettc says, “ the editor of the Post know
Mr. Byingtoa was in Washington and knew
milling of our notice until he read it. in the
plague. received therm and yet with his
malevolent spirit he proceéds t6 amign.’
We amt: fins we cm for norm-
in; that Byington was in Wesbington. For,
strange as it may appear to the person who
8961115 to tum been left in charge of the
Gazette, We did not know the good Byington
was in Washington. We haveseen frequent
alhsious to II Congresaionnl lobby, but we
were not aware Byingtou was in that. We
ought to have known it. And so accepting
with mcekncss the rebuke, we cannot refrain
from congratulating ourselves upon his hav-
irg left so amiable and gifted a person in
charge of his newspaper. This person says
“Mr. Bronxley’ s hypocritical cant \1 ould be
more effective " 'If he should return large
sums he his known to have received as a
lcbbyist and especially “ the retainer he in-
sittcd on having paid in advance" by the
Air Line Railroad. This is severe, we know,
but any less amiable and gifted person might
have demanded of Mt. Broir'tley to disgorge
tie proceeds of his frequent highway robber-
ies and burglaries, which would have been,
of course, more withering. We are rebuked
for not knowing Byihgton wasin Washing-
ton and only too grateful for the forbearance
of the amiable and gifted person who pre-
sides in his absence.
List of Letters
MAINDIG in the Poemflce at south Nurwalk
Feb 2. 1872. Persons ceiling for Any of these
letters u '11] please say they are advertised.
LADXES LIST.
Annie Andrnon Mrs. E. M. Bennett. Abbie Burr,
Mm. E. Campbell,G Lizzie Cberr erri'hniss Mary E. Dtck-
er Mrs Louisa Grant Miss gle Kenton. Mrs.
Murgttret'l‘uylor, Mm. Ellnbeth Tattle. Knit-Smith.
GENTLEMEN'B LIST.
Gcorgt E. Barnes A. Boehn, Frank vanry W-ill
lumu. lluntord Jon-C Knapp, Capt. [mos Lan-
phtrt‘. E B. Smith.
M. “'ILCOX. l‘ _\l.
List of Letters
Ell Al\l.\'(l in the Pontoflce nt Nortvnlk.l!1h.
2‘1 H772. Persona callin for any of these lei-
bcrI! will please say they are e vol-Used.
pneumonia IAGrund Lock-
LADIES‘ LIST.
Merv A. Bishop Miss buggies. Brewster, Brld Igor‘
(uunc'tl. In. Jonnuun Comm-II In.Cle\ulu1d (or
clgn) Miss Anne Darcey. Miss Susan!) Fltch miss
Annie Grecnleaffi re. hint-in Jennings, Hrs. Har-
gnrct, Kelly, In) Matilda Snap Miss Libbie Lock-
wood. Miss Annie McKcrran nu Emilie Schlcb
Miss Emma Savudc}.
(;E\TLE.\IEI\‘ 5 L111
Manor “illlc J. A,llcu Orrin Byxbcc. ll. 8. Brown,
Derby t‘uulll, Sick Elwood, Sumac] L. Gregor rcgorBeIMr
Horton, Cherie. M. Holt, Ste hen Holly, unis
lnrphy. Blaster Reuben Putt. ooepu Still
Seymour. Lcltic Sherwood, Fred redW V.cst
CHAS. OLHSTEAD, P. LI.
1
)IJmRIED-
III New \ork Feb 31 at the Church of the Holy
Tr|IIlIv, Mr. Arno-M. Brush. of Greenwich, to hire.
5 Jennie etuflord, of New York City.
In Wutport, Feb I] by R91. Peter Smith Mr.
John Murray, to Kiss Mary Ibsen. both of W-cet
port.
in St. Marv pCWhurch Norualk Feb. 12 by Rev.
Pctcr Smith Mr “imam H. Brown to line Mary
Byron both of Vt on port.
L
DIED.
BEL-hay Irk,Fcb. 21.11:
uood, in the 52d year of h
in New York Feb. 16, Mn. Abbyli Jmup, dun
term‘ the lion. (1 B. Sherwood. and widow ofL‘cbar
Jt-sup Esq. hoth formerlv of Westport
ln Dnnbury Ftb. 16. Morgan-t McCorltcll, agcdm
you”. .
lu Ne“ Fulrtlcld. Fol! )0, hour Stmcnr. aged 76
year.-
In Brookflcld L‘cutcr, Feb. 13, Elizabeth Outcrhout,
aged til yours.
In Derby. Feltltl. Mrs Abbey (‘0) 11:, aged at yum
For Sale.
.x [lure-(t. liturgy, and (Tow.
Inquire 11f JOHN J. CAPE.
South \‘urtvnlk.
070:1
\gents Wanted
1901! the Putnam Life lumnnoc Compnnv
puv to mount Add“
'13: A.“ LI! '1: INSL it we}: cout’txv
Putnam Conn
Good
tit-If
For Sale.
NEW hoe-«a and two lots some fool, situated
I near Flv'e Mile River Landing. Terms may. en-
quire on the premises Also two mllcb cowl-
36- t! A lLBERT SCOFIELD
To Let.
TEE lower part of the Bottlepluuntl stunted
on (‘ rose street next to the corner of oodwurd
nvcum. Pitt-rooms. rent $12 A month. PIABplI to
DUDLEY?
- At. The First National Bank.
THREE STORES T0 RENT.
.63 ll-
“ltnaful ut the East and of the South 301'“qu
Brl -. Ocmpfltloli June lot. Price @0me
NE B. S H.
A
ggultho Norwnlk, llIIy 8, 1871F
Dissolution.
'l‘llh' co partnenhi heretofore existing between
, the undersigue, under the name and firm of
Bodwctl & Hoyt, Io tut-I day disolved by quttnl con-
Ecnt. Alt debts owing to said rlrm are from this date
pay-ble- to Henry E. well, JY., only, and all debtl
due hymi mid firm are to he puid by him the said H. E.
Bodwdl.
H.E. EWBonwaL Jo, . G. Horr.
South Norwatk Conn. Feb. Mist 1872.12 66—]:
mm District Convention.
THE Ebenocntlc Rimmed the eererdl towns in
the Twelfth ueustorlsl District, are rcquesteduon to
lend the usuil number of ”some to I Mutton
‘0 gehnw "if "ll {libel l‘ilisoclo‘guul x. to
‘ etc I 0'
on n ” 11113311 for em 1)»:ch
uotn‘tunte u mutilate tutor
NELSON .1 Assign» Norwalk, Feb. fiIth, 187:.
CHARL WAEBb, inictrict commiltw.
LUCIUS M MONROE,
Registrar-3‘ Notice.
B?) It lstrars of voters for the Second Voting
ct. ofthe Town of Hank. will be in
sectionettheomceome ..8 Boom (Ely' onlook)
on Frldly nud Saturday. ihes 8th ml on: any! at
lurch, 1m,from90clock,n. x. toso‘clock r. m,
for the urpoeo ofpc
Indregdvlng notice- flo! in—
aplieents. No op mlmti‘one will bah received
ockr. 11., 0118:
B. BAY)! YEIOND,
NELSON: CBAW
Refiemofvgmforthem Voting District
TownofN omnlk
on cool: of said do a.
the list of and!)
after 5 0
Mile filter.
House with About One Acre
neou'e
Ad poo tdouble
amp-glean Fayette-tell W
Cove on the ,M_ ,a-wglkto
.Iltvelllentver Also I nuth‘lter of
Int-o. the .eoalletl. mule
r‘eddeaice pt Smith line. one and Inuit.
’Wérllgnns orof W. '1‘. Grow a Son, South Nor
Jan. 18,1873. 05-3111.
fl W' Plan «NEW
“11*“. “hm” new:
,‘ , $133M? «v.1 mw
neat Estate tor sate Near rm'
. . . ”I I
1.. ,1 h ’ ' I”
”ma finds in sound dbadies
girclaslendnr or 1871 end 1872: ——Fall term In ;p&?t,
2’7. 1871: Winter W137i“. 1..., 9
term oeginsfluchfl.muy A. RICE. Principal.
18-”
To Let.
wo desirable Houses on
[$30M A irl] Fill: hearth: labscrlber‘ sreeldence
ItIiud one out like Elm Grove Store. nature of
~ 1,. 1.:
HAIR DRESSING SALMN
S. PAKULSKI.
Dibble’s Block, Main street.
This is un uestionnbl one of the 111011: cotnpletc
and ex "ant. galoons in canoe. Auntnber of skill-
tul er stswnnder the per cull supervision of the
pr rletor, constantlgllu attendance.
8 flag, Shampoo g. nudgentlemen s ledies‘ end
children' a Hair Cutting, on Hair Dressing in the
intent styles and in the best taste. 8% U
NEW BAR KEBY.
The place to get the nicest home-made
BREAD. PIES, A: CAKI‘L
isat
M.RS FANCHER‘S,‘
W ashlngton street, 2 doors below the Bank.
Orders torWeddIngeI and Parties promptly ntteoded
to and werrnnted to give conduction.
MRS. JUDDI
lies just returned from New York with a full assort-
ment of
SPRING MlLLlNERY_GOODS.
Bonnets and Jockey l-‘fanies,
From the Broadway Frame Monufnctory. and
not to he found in tiny other establishment.
Sonnething New at
Mrs. Judd's, No. 2, Chichester’s Block.
MAD‘AME MooDx‘s AnnomAL trousers,
Recommended by all Pmicimmflso the
NEW FAVORITE BUSTLE.
_68-tf
ans 'orrrcn.
Toy-I. Stationery, BlankIBooks,
CONFECTIQNERY,
Newspapers, Magazlnes, and
BOOKS.
A large assortment. at tho old slutty} it;
CHICHESTER'S BLOCK,
IPletl'! and Mug-exile. furnished at the lowest
priced end delivered prutnpll ).
H. E. aoowett, 43.,
Succosnorto
BODWELL 6; lltlYT.
63H
ESTABLISHED ' IN 71849:
C. B. D'ARTOIS'
(‘elobl‘atcd
, .\.\'l) r
articles.
piece
LIED. BONED CHICKEN JELLIED, TONGUE
JELLIEI). Sl‘lt‘ED SALMON, LARDED PAIL
TRIDUE. CHICKEN (‘ROCQCTTI-l PLUM
PUDDlNG ULAt‘ED. l’l‘DDlNG
and u superior quality of
1(3E CREADI & ICES.
Remember the Oldest Establishment
Countx
MAIV ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
A few rods north of Roll Road Depot.
CHINE.
CANE-BOTTUMED CHAIRS RESEATED.
3m
Nortvaik surveyed for division into lot 5, for
BUILDING PURPOSES,
and will shortly
. Sound, and surrounding country. and laying within
nfl’orde me of the
CHOICEST SITES,
IN THIS VICINITY.
V Forperti'eulnn ‘pply at the msldence of
6128111:
It‘ll (711’ RAM DEPOT
Ulllfllflllfll‘l Elllllllllllfllll
\V cddin; v R: captions and Ev cniu- ' Em: rmimut uta
furnished in the l ‘lty or Country “ith all necessary
including Silver tylafis and Chin: W ore,
Siher Epcrgnc with or without flowers for thee centre
BONED TURKEY JELLIED. BONED HAM JEL—
ES. SI'PPRISE.
in l‘airficld
Twenty Per Cent. under N.Y. Prices.
AGENT FOR \VILCOX & GIBBS' SEIVIXG MA»
Choice Building Sites.
The subscriber- is Imw having his property at South 1
01kt the whole of It for Sale.
Situated on the crest of the ridge on the west of
the City, commanding s magnificent view of the
”1111111111111 walk or the depot, this splendid tract
We would respectfully inform
public gown? tint we knit;
Wuhlngfion Street,
Oppo-Iitc Bennett‘s Dry Good: Store.
Where we intend keeping constantly on hand a good
assortment of .
.- sir. .11 .1»,
CIIOICE
GROCERIEE
FLO l’ R, FEED.
AND .
PROVISIONS.
TEAS, COFFEES, and SPIFES,
Canned and Dried
FBCITS. JELLIES Ind SAUCE,
ANDREWS 3: HCRLBUT‘S HANK".
PORK AHD NARI).
Do not fail to call on 1‘11. for we are t‘onMQ‘Bd tut
we can suit.
N 5—0006: dcll1 crtwl promptly to any part of
the town.
BBO‘VS & WMOI.
I’l IEJ‘ITZTBE,
1h:- undenigned \Vl‘ll to call particular “tuition
to the fact that they :11.- mutsctnrc to 0
Plain and Fancy Parlor Suits,
in every style of goods to suit every new. Ind keep
consmntl on bends large stock of every dearly
tlon of ouscbold Furniture at. the lowest rates.
The largt- st assortment of
PI(TT1" 1!]3 1’ R A .‘l 135
iu lll'1‘ u
Budits kept by 1:3“- nt (orpsc l‘reecrver without
w Hing the bod),b
BUCKINGIIAM & 00.,
UNDERTAKERS,
AXD DEALERS IS
F l: R N I T L R E,
)I.\IN STREET;
HYPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
SOI'TII NORWALK.
Mnnufactory and “'holcesle Depot
n.
“are.“
I'm: losr woman“. DISCOVER! or m
3 tom menu.
'l
l
1 ”3’11““: 41-.
sum: IeIIIt
Ie the loot of Afl.
i
STI’DY TRIS! 330'“
IS "WEI.
m
vs or amateur oven
“9911.5“ m
t. Matte-allurin- anus-11.14.111.11 no;
two“ trout—I
‘13:,”dwn‘e-em
mars-low
lilac of W~»W
4. gm‘tkuy-hm new gal-Pr «I ”the
5. surmount-1m m out hem 1-1..
on."
8. Diuuifllfly—ln W Mikaela—tin no!
1 V Whistle» mama-u. «W
to (“Twat-l dunk-anther .1
It. Calm!!! MW echo no tn. t.
It. Emmi-‘ufiu shill: “Deb 1"
Is. Exmdundmend—eem gamma; rash
'2‘. Extremal-1’ WM Yum owl ‘ “a
flat-every mm cloth
“fl”
al‘gvign ' “'7 H Ti“ not
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III. 3:3? I! «flak. “1.: a «on; e—
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done-thew .
31,0131»! en:— '11” e. W in out now
friction
u(m-§.W~u tucks-c “you:
hustle-don“t“
.1 Setback,” urn-OH Murat-s mm.»
’1 “enthuse-Illa" not eta-eh knot-ens.
film-urwéuddwiwath.» :-
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fl. menmtwmtiah gag..-
Melitta"
flflo- N“! Matte—9*; 1-1,; hr; 11-.“
with clue.
fl. Stinrtllg'wmrm natives t suits (<1 1211.
as:
111;
at. Antoinette our?“ 1 u 11 31
smut... .1 v; .-,. 1,
It "girlie-teed the“
Si. Don not N the-tie. bfluh' .1! v... Ho 1‘
oboe . 1
at. any ~el¢rt molt «1-1 goals. 1...
open-ltd uni-11H
& ‘oa‘uk “was?!” firei Irv-s
Met-oi all“ ,
art-did mad with aura: lute ~11,
pow-r. ovum
37 my ‘2' term: into-m tip that
8. SW “it! ”In! W “the 3-1 «We»
3.55111)” memoir-1m pm 11.11: =- g, -1.
D.
bliit a!“ rum-u
w. Feed an, In“ mun“ IBM he: .1,
ti.1'eblethtew M or 1111510 soap-1t
mbmmme
u. midwmauau. at l A»: sum
(3. Cove-rumour "threads-01$ 1...“...
gill-Imbalhim
H. Schmuck!“ flop at t1 we“
nemhenmsflwh
£1. (aunt-1 tut moth was: 1:11 mine r111—
tomorfarowm
mmmhmwv—fln
at Ruler“
other .
4:. Ihot one-1m cream an e
mitt: end no at are .
fil. Buttonhole Mm ~ ‘11. ...§.:..,
—-tell oth- n .13? (his elite-h
.Peeultn “undue-t . than. 1..
3). All pert: ark-th- fermion-W I! ar: :q. .
Nuke. lurpm‘tli Inert}
VF Experimd IWtir-n bu: Ma
.1 . '. v.1. J...
3.
11.,
.\. Dibble. All-II. We ‘Ifl- flier-r.
1,2,, .
CONsu M PT “ho
And all Diseases of the 'lhroot. Cher-t end Lu
The onlv reparation of the kind in the world, 0
Arabian ilk-Cure has never before been made pub-
lic. b_\ nd1crtisinrvmam shape. but during them
three 11 ars- has been sold and given away to the poor
consumptive and the afflicted, rising to its present
great d1 mand upon It! own merits. during which
griod it has cfiectuullt cured not less than tome
\‘l omen and Children. who u ere most seriously
amictmi with Coughs, Colds Influcnm. Asthma.
Sweats Bronchitis 62c“ without I El nlc (nilure.
During the some period the Arabian Ml k-(‘ure end
of confirmed Pousumptlon many of which were
pronounced incurable but who m now restored to
Dr. Rowe’s Arabian
TONIC BLOOD PUB '
Which differs from all other preparations In its [-
medinte action upon the
a!“ Is purely Yegleénble rlmd closures the cynical of
m urit ea, ‘01 s It t turn ,and
ichBlood. 3” sq “P m"
FOR “GENERAL DEBILITY " “LOST VIT
ITY,‘ and BBOKg-Mfi’x 00me ‘1,
l “ Challenge the 19th Century” to fill
its eunu-
Price $1 per Bottle, Six Boule- $5.
a. :3- no W 2,
Sold by S.‘ F PECK Dru 50*
for South Nomi k Conn ’ ‘3'." it
Fairfield County“
N
Whoopin2~(‘o ouch Group, Spitting of Blood, Night
Arabian Tonic, combined have cured over it!” cams
perfect health. Also.
1 1 R.
KIDNEYS AND BLOOD.
Pure,
Every Bottle is worth its weight in Gold.
Sole Proprietor, \ew York.
AND BUILDING (‘0.
South Norwalk, 001111.,
dealers in
Lumber, Timber, Lath, Slate, Tart-ed Felt,
Lime, Brick, Cement,and Plaster.
Knuufacturwrs of
D0 OBS, SA SEES,
BL [3705, B OXES,
H0 ULDINGS, BRA CKEIES,
BAL USTERS, JVE'WELS.
STAIR RAILS,
WJVDO W (E: DOOR ”AIRS.
Planing, Sawing. Turning, and Scroll Sow~
ing done at short- notice. '
mm, on hand
YELLOW PINE,A.S_Eand BLACK, ,lYAJr
NUT FLGORING.
..
Doors, 811111,.Windew Casings and "Trim-
miugs, Fence Railings, Pickets, 1!; Posts.
Oleeludl" slanted
her? that: ltfomfmfl
“Mike doekostnhurytNa-wdk
nonhuman ‘ moment.
1
PLANING HILL:
1 ‘sn lv- .mvfit in urwhl‘a .1.
semanti- lion‘s Be. (an...
l‘um- Thm. sienna. m.
G. 1'. SHIP-tuft. south ‘OI'II‘.
U5!“
1“! I‘
.
MISSES DAWSON
l
o
uni-11$ coil nttmtlm. tn 1!» :1 .111. it
t
I
SPRING TOY.
\‘I -
YANK EB SDT-IQS ti.
tum-av —« N.-....—..
1-.th hmmmflhke Inn
1:.
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Norwalk Chronicler