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NORWALK, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29,1872. VOLUME LV.—NUMBER 44. WHOLE NUMBER 1295. t-> 7s?t!;jt«w* |- •.'MaaacE.aE!

ftr Uuduett*. To foe Let—Furnished. staying with me now—very respectable peo •'Extraordinary !'' exclaimed :Bellenden. come necessary may be the calmest and 7JORWALK GAZETTE. REAL ESTATE. W. H. SWORDS, F. H. NASH & BROTHERS, IHIBBTTA. pie, I assure you sir—the Greylings—do you "Hang me if I ever saw, read or heard of bravest wisdom; but to speculate on it and Extensive dealers in 'Anything over to-day? asked wilh a know them ?" he added anxiously. rjoe Second Oldest Paper In tie State BY W. A. »U BBISAT, such immeasured impudence!" get ready for it,before there is any necessity, REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE. Merchant Tailor] significant and ironical emphasis, a young "No, but I've heard the name." The next morning Mr. Bellenden, senior, is the sort of activity which, a commander OFFICE IN GAZETTE BUILDING. CROCKERY, CHINA An only daughter, wealth and grace,, and briefless lawyer, named Kit Hammer- DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND, COMPRIS- CORNER WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS., "I've' kept you waiting," cried Miss Grey­ was up betimes and walking in his garden. in the field answers with a pistol ball A ing 12 acres, i acres of which Is an excellent With peerless beauty well combined; orchard of thrifty and bearing apple trees, situated SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., And all kinds of ton, of another equally young and briefless ling, running down the steps of the piazza He was soon joined by Mr. Greyling, who through 'the adviser's head; and justly, lor A. H. BTINGTON & CO., In Rose Hill town a school bo)'i heart, A. H.BYIXQTON, J.B.ELLS, G.N.ELLS on the east ridge, In the village oi Ridgelleld. limb Bill Bellenden, as he sauntered into in a charming walking dress, "but I am appeared to have passed a very feverish it is the surest way to cause a surrender. Terms made known upon application to Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Crape and CLASS & EARTHEN WARES Hiretta's love had ronod lt Mined. the latter's room in Court street, which BBENBZBR JONES To manhood grown affectlon'1 bloom. quite ready now." night. The two gentlemen, saluted each Towards the end df the war, when tbe re­ Ridgefleld, Oct. 15th, 1872. 4w4S* English Coatings, Heaters, Ranges, Stoves and FurnaceSgand all that room had a very professional air—a rusty Slie stopped suddenly and blushed on per Subscription $2.00 per year in advance. MADE UP IN STYLE, AND AT LOWEST PRICES appertains to the Stove and Culinary Department - Was bright In many a golden dream, other. bellion already felt the pfemoifltiohS df col­ ' Single copies 5 cents. Chandeliers, Lamp* and Lanterns, in great variety Of hope and home, and happy life, grate filled with scraps of paper and cigar "I hope you have passed a goodnight, HOUSE TO BEST. A good fit warranted and made as the custome r may Plumbers and Tinners' Materials, and experience! ceiving a stranger. lapse, Mr. Greeley wanted to negotiate^ ex­ Advertising; nates, wantit. Cutting done for others to make ashereto And sweet.contentment,constant gleam. ends, a table littered with law books, sheets sir," said Mr. Bellenden. workmen to execute quickly and neatly all kinds of ity-.i •• "My father, Miss Greyling." . actly at the moment when negotiation was oar. Inesorless.l insertion50cts; 3 times,8 1.00 ILL be rented to a respectable family, a neatly tore. work In Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper, Lead and Zinc of foolscap, floor ditto,, leather bottomed "I didn't sleep a wink." Otic square, one Insertion, 1.00 W built cottage, with all modern,conveniences, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF M etals. Bell Hanging, and Speaking Tubes put up "A steady lad," her father Mid, r;| . y "I am happy to see you sir. Won't you the only possible means by which the Sonth Per weekj for continuance, .CO and a low price. Euqsire at the on scientific principles Agents for HARTFORD "But nothing that fortells renown." arm-chairs, very crazy and tracelent look­ walk in ?" "Indeed. I am very much distressed to could expect to obtain any part whatever^ One square, six months, 7.00 39tf GAZETTE OFFICE. EARTH CLOSET COMPANY. Novelty Clothes " " one veur—with paper, 15.00 Gents' Furnishing Goods. Wringer. Tingley's Horizontally Revolving Ice When lo1 a titled yonth, a Count, ing, window panes that looked like thick "Hospitable," muttered Bellenden, "see­ learn it." of it3 unjust demands, or to save any part Two' " •' " " " • *25.00 OUSE to rent in Winnipank. Price nominal. Also, a LARGE ASSORTMENT oi HATS and CAPS Cream Freezer, and only Agents for Fairfleld Conn With lute and song, awoke (he town. cobwebs—all as it should be, minus a client* ing that it's my house." "Mr. Bellenden, sir, it is very evident that, whatever of the wrongful laws and customs Three " •' •' " " *30.00 Honseand Lot for sale at North Norwalk. -Price ty for the What "polished manners," "noble styls One quarter Column, one year, 60.00 gl,6C0.H Apply to D. S. CUKTIS, Hatter. tfS» "Anything over ?' he repeated. "Miss Greyling," said young Bellenden. although your son and I agree very well for whose sake it began the war. How Oaehair " " •• >10.00 NEW and BARE PJLAjVTS. I Oliio Iron Clad Paint Co. And then""so brave wltli hone or boat," And "charming," when he slgaed hia name, "Over head and ears in love and debt,' nervously, "I am sorry that I must deny my- together, you and I cannot exist under the many such fatal coincidences arc needed to Pull Colmmn, one year, W0.00 Vive Mile River—Rowayton. These paints are a success; made of pure Iron Special Notices 25 per cent advance on the abSve.: "Je ne change qn'en mourant," wrote. answered Bellenden, 'that's all. Oh, I lor- selt the pleasure of walking with you, but same roof." . , f establish the fatal habit ? How often mnst is*"Local Notices in Reading ColumnB, 25 cents WILL DONATE BUILDING LOTS, 80 feet by 150 Ore, $knd need only to be tried to be approved. We feet,' on Fifth Avenne, and on the Boulevard, to keep Pure Linseed, Raw and Boiled Oils, as only got; two dollars and a smooth quarter in my father—1 pray excuse me." "Indeed! And I presume that you are a public man surrender all of the. public per line. I | Pure Oil will work successfully with onr Paints. "I'll have a titled son at last," Yfl-irly fidvartisefoirestricted to the business con* parties who will erect Dwelling Houses costing not AND the wafer-box.' "Oh, certainly, certainly! Don't make about to suggest the expediency of my tak­ weal that he ci)p surrender, in order to templated at the time of contract,but are permitted less than One Thousand Dollars. COMER MAIN AMD WEST STREETS The father spake, when loI he ciune t o make monthly changes of their advertisements. A. L, VANDERBILT, Bedding Out Plants, Shrubs, And tonched hislate, and gaily sang, "And the governor ?" any apologies. I couldn't think of going ing up my quarters elsewhere. From what prove that he should be trusted with the One inch space constitutes a square. 7tSS Elm Grove, South Norwalk. Frnit Trees of all kinds, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Advance payment requiredfor alltransientadver- And (oftly breathed Virette'a name. "Has departed for New York and Phila­ now. Pray walk in sir. You'll dine with I saw of your conduct yesterday, I should whole leadership of it. • ^ ' tlseaents. COR SALE OR TO LET.—House on Butlerstreet. Pos- Raspberry, Blackberry & Strawberry She saw aad kindly heard, and said: delphia, to be gone for three months. He us, I hope sir." judge you tobe capable of such a proposi­ Quarter of a Column, onetime, 8 5.00 f session Immediately. Enquire of Plants, 4ce. "A noble youth my love shall be, Republican* Setamtag to As CaMp. Half " • " " " 10.00 BURR SUITHI Boots and Shoes. has left his town house, you know, and was "I rather think I shall, young lady," an tion." Fall Colimn, one time, 20.00 26 EARLY ROSE POTATOES. TOMATOE, And I will llveforhim alone, "Mr. Bellenden, as a lawyer, you must be We find the following letter from Prof. A. E, the nndetslgned, having formed a co-part­ And he shall And no fault in me." ^ preparing to reside at the country seat at swercd Bellendeu, senior, coolly. Harrises and deaths inserted sratuitously. Obit­ For Sale or Exchange. EGG, PEPPER & CELERY PLANTS, &c. W nership and purchased tne Boots and shoe aware that I have a right to make it." B. Abbott, a distinguished lawyer,- in the uary or Faneral notices 15 cents per line. Store of G. O. Keeler, would most respectfully invite B , was looking around for servants, "You're difsty and tired, father," said Glen's Falls Messenger. It is worth reading: All communications insertedas reading matter de SPLENDID FARM containing Seventy Acres, Also FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS. BO- his old customers, also, our old friends and patrons Andon the day the bells wererang,. in fact. The grounds are taken care of by "A right to make it ?" - - *• signed to promote private interests, {15 per half and A with good buildings, frnit and water, situated "QUETS,WREATHS,BASKETS,CROSSES.and oth and the pnblicln general, to give ns a call and we And weddingguests came thronging in. young Bellenden, who dreaded a discovery. Editor Messenger.—As a Liberal Republi­ $25 per fall colnmn. All nnnsaal cuts and devices th^ee miles north of Stamford, on the main road to er Floral Decorations arranged in the best style of art wlllconvincethem that by his 'next door neighbor, a gardener. He "Won't you walk up into my room ?" "Yes, sir, but I scorn to do so, and merely 25 per cent, extra. Long Ridge. Will be sold cheap, or exchanged for to order. Send for descriptive catalogue. The father's hour waa strangely changtd. can I have supported Greeley in order to ad-' any good property. For full particulars enquire of. That sooner may the time begin. thinks now that he shan't be back till fall- "No, sir," replied Bellenden, senior, per­ came to give you notice that I shall vacate JAMES MITCHELL, Real KBtate Agent and Auc­ IIALLOR1 & DOWNS, Honorable Dealing & Small Profits your premises to-day, leaving it to yoar vance Republicanism. I have looked upon ' WM. B. RIDER, tioneer, Norwalk, Conn. 24tf * South Norwalk, Ct. which makes quick sales, that we are bound to give And in the merry party swept, "Of course he came down handsomely be­ emptorily. "I want to see how the drawing satisfaction and defy competition. Our motto is Just as the clock was striking four, , , sense of justice to accord me reasonable Greeley and the Cincinnati platform as em­ Engineer & Surveyor, "THE NIMBLE SIXPENCE IS BETTER THAN fore he left?' remarked Kit, whittling the- rocm looks. Wilh what taste your poor Mlretta in her bridal veil, damages." bodiments of the purest kind of republican­ NORWALK, CONN. FOR SALE OR TO RENT NEW DRUG STORE. THE SLOW SHILLING " table with his penknife. mother, had she been alive, would have fur­ AT WESTPOBT STATION* SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER, FINDINBS, JLC., Led by her gallant- Troubadour. £ ^"Reasonable damages !" cried Bellenden ism—Greeley by his record and the plat­ HE undersigned would rcspcctftilly announceto "He gave me a check for my quarter's nished it." Ordei* left with Sherman Stevens, at the GAXBTTI GOOD CONVENIENT HOUSE, with Garden, Wholesale and Retail. Particular attention paid to form by its promises and professions. En­ Barn, and other Outhouses attached, and a well the citizens in this vicinity, that he hasjusl They stood before the vested driest. . allowance in advance,' answered Bellenden. furiously. "Haven't you taken your qnair OICIOI, or by mail, promptly attended to. Also, A Tfitted up a New Drug Store, CUSTOM WORE, And -tossing his} hat on the table, he deavoring to place principle above men I Agent for ;U8. LEFFEL'S DOUBLE TURBIN1 i of neyer-foiling water, an abundance of good frnit, Was e'er a bride so young and fair, .f' "Have you drawn the money ?" ters here, bag and baggage, ordered my ser­ WATER WHEEL, the best In nse. Power pledged ., Tble property in bouth Norwalk, is now offered for sale BLACKSMITH WORK. They say he loves horses and smokes; himself. "Does he presume to give orders Republicans than by the accession to power at a bargain by the trnstee of that estate. Apply to Shopinrearof Solmon's Hat Shop, Union street, I But then, an angel from heaven assured him that stern necessity compelled to my servants ?" added, except in exchangefor another of like of Democrats. I therefore prefer to work PHYSICIAN & SUR0E0N. LEWIS F. BEERS, Trustee, GEORGE W. RAY­ South Norwalk.- Iff J. M. TTSB Wouldn't suit that sort of (blks. him to act, and begged to inform him that "Hang his insolence!" whispered Mr. amount. The bonds could therefore not MOND fend CHESTER F.TOLLES, Sooth Norwalk, WM. H.DUNCAN. I have looked at the matter carefhl, . ' . £or reform, if needed in my own party. Conn. tf26 his resolution was so unalterably fixed that Office over Prowitt's Drug Store. And find that the trouble grows Bellenden, senior, offering his arm to Mrs. have been increased during his term of. "But," say my Democratic friends, "Have no power on earth could shake it. That Greyling. Young Bellenden sailed in with office." OFFICE HOURS :-Mornlngs, 8 to 10 o'clock; JAMES FIMET, PEMETERY LOT FOR SALE.-A Double lot. 32x16 I From the fact that those lobby fellow* - we not heard you advocating reform?" Yes, U adjoining the oneofLeGrand Lockwood. En [ DEALER IN Cannot lead him by the nose. evening the advertisement was put in the Julia, and Mr. Greylingbrought up the rear. Mr. Spinner then refers to the fact that the Er«aln?s T to 9 o'clock. Ordsrs left at H. L. Uble s Real Estate Agent, Licensed Auction quire of G. D. JENNINGS, or R. L. ELLS. Com. and I still advocate tbe same; "And did Drag Store, will receive prompt attention. 11-tf eer, Constable, Collector,&c. Transcript. The next morning a modest never liked Horace Greeley, . Mr. Bellenden, senior, handed the old lady treasury was subjected to two investivations yon not favor Greeley's election ?" Yes, for RATEFULLY returns thanks for the very liberal tap at Bellenden's office door produced an to her place with great gallantry, and seated last winter, one of which was by a. com­ C. S. LOCKWOOD, G patiuiutge heretoforefxtendedhim by a gener- And I tell you foirjgd square,' _ 1 had snch confidence in Snmner, and Cftree- ons public, and soUcits a continuance of the same. God never made such a man as he " : --a invitation to enter, and a highly respectable hitnself opposite to her to the astonishment, mittee of experts, of which Geo. W. Riggs, ley, Chase, Pierrepont and other founders of He has taken a desk at J. B. Hurburt's Law To fill the President'schair; gentleman availed himself of the permission. indignation .and disgust of old Greyliug, tlio bankers-olid ano_therJ>yjl committee of Fashionable Draper & Tailor Office, Room No. 4, Gazette Bnllfllng, "Where he I pianos mum. For he failed In the honr of trouble, ' parly as to hope their Republicanism would can hereafter be fonnd, or orders can be left. He will Jle was dressed in black, with a white neck- who would have broken out in remonstrance Congress, and that in.both cases everything leaven the whole lump of Democracy, each give prompt attention to the bnying -and selling oi When things looked a little dark, *loth, wore a heavy gold chain, and square, ; AND Keal Estate, renting of places, Auctioneering of real And such a captain as that ain't fit if his daughter had not restrained him. was reported right. proving a "John the Baptist" wnong sinners. and personal property, the collection of debts, Ac., old-fashioned watch-key, and polished shoes Young Bellenden, clutched his napkin in Mr. Spinner thinks, in conclusion, that it and will make every reasonable exertion to please all To handle the Union bark. "Have you changed your opinion ?" Yes. Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium» who may favor him with theirpatronage. MELODEONS, and white stockings, and carried a buff cane agony. ' , . . j is almost useless to disprove these false­ And now it sounds mighty suspicious • • with an ivorv head, the very beau ideal of "Why ?" Beeause actual contact and con­ Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. To hear these fellows rant, Mr. Bellenden, senior, did the honors of hoods, for as soon- as one lie is nailed, the versation with honest and sincere Demo­ an old Boston merchant. the table with easy nonchalance, but all the Democrats and Liberals,-with a rich inven­ EGBERT CURTIS, JAMES MITCHELL, SHEET MUSI", «Sto„ pall blm Honest Uncle Horacc. "I called sir, in consequence of your ad­ crats, the voice of their leaders, and nomi- , And all that sort of cant. ' other members of the family labored under tive genius, concoct another. flhted mongrel State tickets all convince me Merchant Tailor, Why, it ain't hard to remember - vertisement in the Transcript last evening." a singular restraint, and the ladies sought How Greeley used to blow, "Pray be seated. Yon have an idea of THE Two MEN CONTRASTED.—We copy that Greeleyism is not only "boiled crow'* Oartis's Building, Main Street, Norwalk, Ct. the first opportunity of retiring. to Democrats bnt that it even affects them REAL ESTATE BROKER No. 21 Main Street, Norwalk, Ct And call them thieves and traitors, ' f moving out of town." "Now, James," said Mr. Bellenden, senior, the following from Old and New for Sept­ Gents' and Youths' Clothing cut and made to order Not a dozen years ago. "Yes for three months only. I will drive ember. It is evidently from the pen of the ad nauseam; so that, instead of Liberals at short notice, of the best materials, in the latest "the champagne!" giving tone to the Democracy, the Demo­ • tyles, by experienced workmen. Prices reasonable. AND ; There'sonly one thingmore, Cap., ' 'y out this afternoon and see your house, and "Really, Mr. Bellenden," stammered Grey­ editor, Reverend Edward E. Hale, and it is I keep a arge stock of instruments on hand, and That I have got tosay: cratic parly will absorb them, head and •ell them on Monthly Installments, Everybody can if I like it, and the terms are not to high, I ling, but the words fairly choked him ; he written in a candid style that will arrest the W. R. OAKS, M. D., won't help put into office heart, as completely as a river's current HYSICIAN & SURGEON, Office over Alfred have a Piano or Organ. think we can manage to make an agree­ leaned back in his chair and unloosened his attention of thinking men: Knapp's store, Washington St., South Norwalk, AUCTIONEER, The leaders who wore the gray; ment." To consider which of the two candidates sweeps with it the rubbish of the shore." Conn.P Consultation gratis from 9 a. m. to 9 p.m. tI19 For the graves are in between us, cravat. The poor man looked quite Already Liberals are called "New-school SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBBATED Of the boys who wore theblue. "What family have you sir ? asked Bel­ apoplectic. has thus far proved to possess in greatest And diedin fighting those rebels lenden, with the air of a practical landlord. measure the requisite qualifications for the Democrats." Greeley, if elected, would be Norwalk Insurance Company. OFFICE niTCHELL> —•—^ cORISnSEASESCTlK. You may win the fight in November— . dons," said Mr. Bellenden, bowing. And he ed Democracy, and poor quality at thai. EBEK. Hut, Treasurer. CITY RESIDENCES, "None whatever. Pray what are your perience of the sort that promises firm, safe, I hope and trust you can't— passed a foaming ^beaker to the irritated Never, by word or deed, have I intention­ .THBfiKLiyNGS,LIVER&BLQ0Q HAINES BROTHER, But the Boldiers' vote you'll never get terms ?" merchant. and steady guidance of our national affairs Farms and Country S^pts, ! IQ the yonderfbl medicine to which the affllcte'D To help you in beating Grant. "One hundred and fifty dollars for the for four years to come ? j ally advocated Democratic principles* For FairMd 0 aunty Fire Insurance Oo.» Are above pointed for relief, the discoverer be­ "I don't drink champagne," said Grayling VASE & SON' " —LoniU Courier, season—that is three months. I will allow General Grant has been a soldier in two' men, Democratic through honest belief and SOUTH NORWALK, CT. Bought, Sold, Rentedand Exchanged, lieves he has combined tri harmony more of Na­ testily. James, gives me some claret." conviction, I have great respect; but from ture's most sovereign curative properties, which yon five dollars a week for my board—that "That's right, Mr. Greyling, call for what wars, and has many times been under fire. God has instilled into the vegetable kingdom for men, cuddling together for self-aggrandize­ OilB CA.PITAX, $200,000 REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, healing the sick, than were ever before combined and will famish at short notice. Gen. Longstreet Abandon* Smlsy takes off sixty." you like," said Bellenden. "Nothing gives Mr. Greeley was one day pounded, at two ASSETS, Jnly 1, 1872 00 in one medicine. The evidence of this fact is ment,, for office or emolument, from "that found in the great variety of most obstinate dis. General Lcngstreet writes as follows to "Balance ninety," replied the old gentle­ me greater pleasure than to see people make separate encounters, with a stick or fist, by W. S. HANFORD, H. R. TURNER, FURNITURE., & c Caliand see them. crowd" 1 wish to be withdrawn.: M President. Secretary. eases which it has been fonnd to conquer. In the the president of the Louisiana Liberal State man, rising. "Very well, sir; if I like the Mr. Albert Rust, of Arkansas; on -Which cure of Bronchitis* Sever© Coueli*, themselves at home." "Are you not unwilling-to appear as a _ at public and privatesale. and the early stages of Consumption^ it has Committee: house I will call to-morrow and pay you in "I should think so, sir," replied Mr. Grey­ occasion, we may, however, very well, astonished the medical faculty, and eminent phy­ OLD INSTRUMENTS SIR:—It is my judgment that the pur­ believe, he would Jhave done something if turncoat ?" No; when I .advocated Gree­ AUCTION SALES OF HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS sicians pronounce it the greatest medical discove­ advance." ling, dryly, as he sipped his wine in angry J. SFENCEH, ry of the age. While it cures the severest Coujrns, poses of the national conventions held at he had known how. During the riots of leyism that was turning my Republicancoat AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. . it strengthens the system and purifies mo "As you please, sir.'^ gulps. blood* By its great and thorough blood purify­ Cincinnati and Baltimore cannot be accom. July, 1863, In New York, Mr. Greeley kept wrong side out, rags and lining—so turned ing properties, it cure3 all Humors* from the Taken in Exchange for New, "My name," said the old gentleman as he "The cellar is pretty well stocked, eh, it neither fits nor will it wear well. -I now WATCHMAKER, Sales of Furniture, at Owner's wost Scrofoiatoa common Blotcu, Pim- plished as anticipated by the projectors of took leave, "is Greyling—Godfrey Greyling William ?" pursued Mr. Bellenden, address­ most of the time {about his business, as a Ole« or Earuptiou* Mecurial disease, Mine­ the views and objects there inaugurated, great many other people did. propose to turn the coat back again as it fits UNDER NORWALK OPERA HOUSE, Residences. ral Poisons, and their effects, arc eradicated, and TUNING AND REPAIRINC & Co., India wharf. Good morniag sir." ing his son. "And T beg, Mr. Greyling, you vigorous health and a sound constitution estab­ partly because of the impossibility of ob­ The solid and enduring texture of General andas it was made, -u;r A well selected stock of lished. Erysipelas, Salt unojtm,Fever "Greyling! One daughter 1' cried Bel" will name your favorites. What do you say "Ouly.fools and dead men never change Souses to Rent Sores. Scaly or Uough Skin, In short, Done atahort notice. serving entire feith in political compacts, lenden, as he paced -his room. What if he to Burgundy ? Grant's moral courage has withstood one of WATCHES, CLOCKS, all the numerous diseases caused by bad blood, but more particularly because of the natural the hardest tests possible,—to remain silent their opinions."' "Why did you not come Furnished or Unfurnished. are conquered by this powerful purifying and in­ The Webe* Piano. should be the father of the glorious creature "If you desire Burgundy, Mr. Bellenden." to this conclusion before ?" Because of my GOLD JEWELRY, vigorating medicine. tendency of parties and party members to. I met at'Gloucester, last summer?" The "Of course I do," replied Mr. Bellenden. and cool, minding his business, in the per­ PLACES FOR SALE VARYING IN PRICE, *'* • ron feel dull, drowsy,-•» debilitated, hahave sallow A few Extracts from the great nnmber received seek their own lines and landmarks. formance of his duty, as the soldier's simple love of party founders and party heroes. color of skin, or yellowish brown spots on faco or by the most eminent mnsicia.ns of the United States, idea of being under the same roof TV ith her "Bottle of Burgundy, James." What wonder that, with others, I should SPECTACLES, bodv. frequent headache or dizziness, bad tasto in may not be inappropriate! When I was inclined to embark in this and manly phrase describes it, for months from 85.000 to $50,000 mouth, internal heat or chills alternated with hot almost drives me mad, and atones for much "You must excuse me, Mr. Bellenden," follow, at least as far as the picket line,.such EYEGLASSES flushes, low spirits, and gloomy forebodings, ir­ I have neverseen a Piano which equalsthe Weber move I was nnder the impression thai I was that I have suffered and am still suffering— said Greyling, rising. "I would prefer to and for years, in-the midst of incessant and A1 orders leftat the UNION MARKET, Mitchell's regular appetite, and tongue coated, you are suffer- Pianoforte. Geo.F. Brittow. at liberty to do so as a Republican; but we shameful accusations; possessing the means bright lights of the Republican party as always on ;hand. Ifc taS from Torpid lAver or "Bilious­ The Weber Piano occupies justly the First rank Greyling 1 Greyling!" join the ladies." Block.Norwalk. Conn, will recclveprompt attention. ness." In many cases of "Liver Com- amongst the Best Pianos. J. X. Pattison. have been drawn on, step by step, until we of thoroughly disproving them, and not Sumner, Greeley, Trumbull, Schum an# lalnt" only part of these symptoms are cxpe- The Weber Pianos cannotpossibly be surpassed. His conjectures were correct. Greyling "Do not place any restraint on yourself. Chase, when they went over to the enemy f RBjairiiEFiie WatctaSpcialty. Senced. As a remedy for all such cases Dr. S. B. Mill). find ourselves not only out of the Repub­ called next day, paid the rent, and received Consider yourself perfectly at home while using those means. The same sort of im - .TAMES MITCHELL. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal, I nsed the Weber Grand Piano,because 1considi lican, but about to enter the Democratic pregnable resolution has been proved, again, These men worked as no others did or could • as it effects perfect enres, leaving the liver strength- it the Best in the World. Harry Sanderson. the key, and the evening after he went to you are here." for the triumph of Republican principles, UILDING STONE constantly on hand to ened and healthy. For the cure of Habitual Tbe Weber Piano possessesererything that can be party as recruits. The last Is a step which the villa, he discovered that Julia Greyling "I do so consider myself, I assure you," in the quiet, straightforward way in which CHAS. R. TOWJSSEND & CO., suit purchasers. Constipation of the bowels it is a never fall- wished for in a Piano. Geo. W. Morgan. he has done his duty about civil service and they deserved a body guard at least a 21tfB MICHAEL SHEEDY. jng remedy, and those who have nsed it for this The Weber Piano ranks foremost amongst the I cannot take. • I may, by lending counte­ was no other than a very charming girl answered Mr. Greyling, rising, "and shall Importers and Dealers in nurposo are loud in its praise. Best Manufactured. Wm. Mason. reform. Convincing himself that the reform short distance in their new departure, as a The proprietor offers $1,000 reward for a medi­ The Weber Pianos stand Firstamnngst the splen nance to the liberal move, have, compro­ whom .he had casually encountered at Cape do so, while I remain, which will be until NOTICE. cine that will equal it for the cure of all tlje dis­ did Pianos produced in this Country. mised myself to such extent asJo forfeit the ought to be made. Gen. Grant set it in reward tor past services. But we cannot go eases for which it Is recommended. « - Clara Jf. Brinkerhojf. Ann the previous season. She was then next September," and he slammed the door any further. They would lead us into a party Brandi es tWines, Gins r Whiskies t&c. NTEREST willhereafterbe allowed onalldeposltt Void by druszists at $1 per bottle. Prepared bv privilege of voting, but I do not think thatI operation in good faith to the best of^his I made with the Norwalk Savings Society from the A ten years' acquaintance satisfies me that the visiting the place with her aunt, and behind him in a pet. wliich.wc believe to be wrong in its instincts, No. 191 WEST STREET, 1st day of each month, provided the same shall not ft V. Pierce, M. D., Sole Proprietor,athisChemi- Weber Pianop are unapproachable.—John Zimdel. have gone so far as to give the Democratic whether she was conscious of a nascent ability, without giving any signs of know­ exceed One Thousand Dollars In amount in thename cal Laboratory, 183 Seneca street. Buffalo, N. X. Mr. James followed the example of his wrong in its history and wrong in its aspi­ One door above Duane NEW YORK; of any one person in any one year. Attention is also •• Send your address for a pampliieU I would call especial attention to party a just claim to my undivided vote and penchant for our h'ero, or for some other ing what lie must have known,—that even master. rations, however much we respect the hon­ C.R.TOWNSEND, 6m30 . A.MOORE. called to the fact that that we have a few more Safe, DIBS, A* JVDD, political assistance. "What under the sun, William," cried Bel­ his friends would award him little ty Deposit Boxes for rental in our vault,at a very reason, she had forborne mentioning to her esty of their convictions. We must bid' our JBtna Insurance Co. of Hartford, small cost, perannnm,to the depositor. I am not a Democrat, nor have I .been a mother having met a young gentleman at lenden, when they were alone, "could have enoughof credit, and would, many of Norwalk, Oct.1.1ST0. GEO. E. MILLER,Treas Millinery G-ooda. former heroes farewell with regret, and con­ Incorporated 1S19, Charter Perpetual. THE ESTY COTTAGE ORGAN member of that party. On the contrary, I induced you to invite such a vulgar, ill-bred them, hinder him as much as they could; And Sole Agent for seaside, with such a dear corsair expression, tinue to work all the harder in the ranks of Capital and Asaets, *5,052,880 19 BUTTEKICK'S PATTERNS; have been a Republican and have constant­ and such a sweet moustache!' set here? Talk of staying till September, and that his enemies would attribute what­ SIMPLICITY!^ ECONOMY I Beautifully finished in black walnnt and the cherished and time-honored Republican Insures against loss and damage by Fire, on terms Also Agent for Singer's Improved Family Sewing rosewood, combining more perfections than ly so announced myself. Now, the events Of course Bellenden did not come into ever there should be of failure to the Pres­ adapted to the hazard, and consistent with Machines. too!" , „ „ party—the party of our birth and onr educa­ th« laws of compensation. The Norwalk Engine. any other in the world. Has taken more of the last six months clearly indicate to town any more. Why should he ? He had "My dear sir," stammered young Bellen­ ident's own bad faith. Never was a more GEORGE R. COWLES, No. 2) Chichester*! Qlock, than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD MED­ tion—whose principles we love and whose Sole Agent for Norwalk and Aiclnlty. THE MOST -SIMPLE, PERFECT my mind, that there is more liberality in tbe no client there—and a suit here which den, "he is jfclient, and promises me a large barren, thankless, ill-favored task undertak­ Washington Street, South Noiwalk. lygl ALS AND FIRST PREMIUMS, at Fairs and Ex­ triumph we predict. A. B. ABBOTT. AND CHEAPEST ENGINE hibitions throughout the United States. Republican party than there has been devel­ must hot be suffered to go by default. business." en ; never was an attempt made whose very DR. J. G. BARBOUR, IN THE MARKET. SOUTH NORWALK oped by the move that has been called the "And makes up for paying fees by quar­ making was in itself so absolute a demon­ Glen's Falls, Oct. 17,1872. - - • They are endorsed by the highest musical What duets at the piano! what slrolls in — turn.: / . dentist, Twenty per cent, added to the effective power of authorities. liberal move. I cannot, therefore, find a tering himself and family here for months. stration not merely of rectitude in opinion NORWALK,CONN. the common Slide Valve Engine Ly using the NOR­ Planing BCU1 Oo. the garden! what walks by moonlight, SIGNIFICANT FACTS.—The fall retqrna of WALK IRON WORKS' BALANCED PISTON Certainly the best I ever heard. reason, in logic or in sentiment, for passing what rides at sunset! It was a fairy exis­ The old fellow's impudence beats everything and preference, but of moral courage in ac­ Office In Gazette Building, Room No, 8, over Jack- VALVES. Six, eight, ten, twelve and fourteen Inch Buildersand others areinformed that this Compa Geo. W. Morgan. -the Pennsylvania election give Hartranlt aoa Brothers' store. Engines alwayson hand. Inqulriessolicltedandref- jyare now prepared to execute in the best tnanner, the line between the Democratic party and tence. But in the sweetest cup of pleasure I ever heard of." tion. erences given in all parts of the country. a majority of 35,737 in a total rote of over Nitrous oxide or Laughing Gas, administered when at short notice, allkinds of It is.vocal, wbicli is the highest praise" that myself. As previously stated, I may be so surgitamaria alaquid—and coiling at the "He is certainly very eccentric," said Silence under attacks has not been Mr. DIRECT ACTIHB ft BALANCE WHEEL STEAM POMPS can be bestowed on any instrument. 655,000. This is the largest majority ever desired. Steam Sawing, compromised as to have forfeited my privi­ bottom of his beaker of bliss, lay a serpent, young Bellenden. "But if youknew him as Greeley's habit. His practice nas been at A Ne'.v Device for plate work—light, durable and Address NORWALK IRON WORKS, Scroll Sawing;, G. B. Seymour, Musical Critic N.'Y. Timet. cast for a popular candidate : in' the State Iteap. 231y SOUTH NORWALK, CT. lege of voting the entire Republican ticket, the thought that all this fairy scene would I do, sir, you'd excuse his peculiarities." an early day to print replies, oflen signed They are the best reed instrument we have since the war. Governor Geary in1869 had Planing, but I must not go so far as to forbid my re­ soon vanish like a summer day dream. "Doubted," sa'.d Bellenden, senior. with his initials and vituperating his assail­ RANGES. HARNESSES FOR SALE~ and Turning. met with. turn to tbe party when the present canvas "But let us join the ladies. The daughter ants. This weakness and irritability, in­ a majority of only 4596; the majority for GOOD NO. 7 RANGE, - £' * - $18.00 HE subscriber would respectfully Inform the C. d J. H. Odell, Organ Builders, N. Y, With the birds and flowers the Greylings Hartranft (auditor-general) in 1868, with " " " - - - 14.00 pnbllcthathehas now on hand a good assort­ They willalsofarnish onthe mostrcasonable terms is closcd. I must adk yon, therefore, to is pretty and attractive, though not, I am deed, has long been a standing jest among ACftll and see them before bnying elsewhere. T kinds of It is the ne plus ultra of reed instruments. would be gone—he had three months of en- ment of HARNESSES, made of the very best mate­ withdraw my name from your committee, constrained to say, over-well bred." newspaper men. which vote the Greeley papers prefer to com­ GEORGE F BELD EN. rials, which he will SELL AS LOW as thevcin Prof. E. L. Baker. enjoyment before him. Three months! he possibly be furnished at any other similar estab­ Lumber and Timber, begging at the same time to renew my as­ The evening passed off well, the tasteful As for pursuing a right policy under dis- pare the results of the contest just closed, lishment in the county. Now lor the orders. Let and mannfactnreto order. It contains sweetness and power in an had not twenty-four hours. was 9677; and the majority for'General EDWARD P. WEED me have them at once, WM. B.SWAN. unusual degree.—-.Re®. Bishop Simpson, M. surances of kind personal regard for onr The next morning Bellendsn was stroll­ performance of Miss Greyling on the piano (jpuragements, Ibe only prediction for Mr. Feh. 1.1ST1. 9 SaSh E. Church. former colleagues, I remain, sir, very re­ Greeley's future which can be based upon a Grant in 1868 was but 28.808 if this is not DFUSSlst1 * Blinds,nil w ing in the garden, waiting for Miss Greyling soothed the troubled spirits of her auditors. a sweeping and decisive party victoiy, then . Language fails in adequacy to convey a 1 NOTICE. Doors, Etc. spectfully, your most obedient servant, to join him, when the omnibus stopped at But when the hour of retiring arrived, tire view of his past career is that he wil go there never was one. Forty-one counties Wall Street, opp. Norwalk Hail fair idea of the perfectly enchanting power JAMES LONOSTREET. unpleasant feelings of the seniors were re­ wrong in every emergency; that the certain­ show Republican gains over the vote of 1898, HE undersigned, having been appointed Fire RA LUSTERS, NEWELS. &€., of this instrument.—Independent. the door, and out of the omnibus—a vision A large and wellselected stock of Marshal of the Boiough, requests all persons to for Stairs and Railings, and ty of his going wrong will be greater as the while in only 17 of the 31 counties Which Tinterest themselves in obtaining and communicating of dread—alighted Mr. Bellenden, senior. vived. Black Walnnt, Ash, Cherry, White wood Vastly superior to anything of the kind I "I trust you will pass the night with us," emergency is greater; and that he will do went Republican in 1868 is the Republican Drugs and Medicines to him any information throwing any light upon the have ever ^ayed upon.—Wm. A. King. CANDIDATE FOR ELECTION.—-At a recent "Youhere, sir?' exclaimed the young vote now redoced. These figures demon­ PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, all matter of incendiary fires in the Borough, and de­ &c., kept constantly on hand camp-meeting, one gave testimony as fol­ said Mr. Greyling, civilly. . so exactly at the moment when the most kinds, KIINERAL WATERS, TOILET and sires that all snspicious persons maybe watched and Prompt attention given to orders. Works np-irth. TheEsty Organs are without a superior. man. strate (as some of the liberal managers have their names lodged with him. All snggestions and st b L a r; S0UTH Geo. Jardine, Organ Builder, N. Y. lows: "I was raised a hard-shell I was "Why, where else should I pass it ?" harm will follow. In proof need only be already admitted) that several tliousand MEDICATED SOAPS, FLAVORING and communications will be confidentially treated. The ^V. ^TF. TOLLAS,T S£°f 1 NORWALK taught from childhood 'election, election.' "You here, sir?' exclaimed the father. HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS, HAIR parties guilty of setting these fires can be detected if No tremolo has yet been invented that "Very well, sir," said Greyling, "when recalled to mind, for the present, the begin­ Democrats have concluded to support the R I T0I LES,Treas I grew to manhood without being convert­ "How came you to think of opening the BRUSHES, COMBS, SPONGES, CHAMOIS property owners will earnestly take hold- of the R*. f.'TOLLEs' J ' " ' urer. will in any way compare with this for beau­ you are ready, I will light you to your room administration iu preference to the liberal SKINS, STATIONERY, CIGARS,&C ,AC. matMP. ed, and was troubled beyond measure, to house ? Did you get word that I was com­ ning, the middle, and the end of the rebel­ candidate for the presidency. While therote Isconstantlyaddinztohisstockallthe newand pop Borough of Norwalk. Sept. IT, 18T2. ty of effect.—Wm. A.Johnson, Organ builder. —the blue chamber." lion When it was threatened, Mr. Greeley alar medlcinesof theday. know whether I was one of the elect. ing?' for Hartranft is Some three thousand more 38 JOSEPH F. FOOTE, Fire Marshal. It is not merely the best, but it is the only Finally, as I was driving along theroad one "I am very much obliged to you, sir," re­ said that the seceding States ought to be let than the vote for Grant in 1868, the vote fbr mechanical reproduction of the human voice "No sir, but I thought you wouldn't dis­ NOW FOR YOUR WATER PIPES, day. I reasoned thns: 'I am not a christian, turned Bellenden, politely ; "but if it's all go; and this just at the time wben a vigor­ Buckalew is nearly four thousand less thin WILTON GRANITE WORKS. TTm. Glover & Son, which has ever satisfied me.—Rev. H. C but I want to be saved, if I am to be elected, like it.' the vote for Seymour then. In the last legis­ Gent!emen's*Driving Park. Riggs, President of Northern New York Musi, I must be a candidate for election.' And, "Not at all. You saved me a deal of the same to you, I prefer selecting my own ous assertion of the permanency of the lature there was a Republican majority of MONUMENTAL & BUILDING STONE HE subscriber, having leased the Fairfield Co. Are ready to pnt in your WATER, STEAM or GAS —ALSO— Agricultural Society's Fair Grounds for tbe sea­ PIPE, at very short notice and at as low a rate a* eeti Association. brethren, the moment I became a candidate trouble. Servants here ?" sleeping apartment." Union would have done most good. In the eleven votes; in the next legislature the POST ANB COPING *' Tson, has opened the grounds as a Gentlemen's Driv­ anyone. WROUGHT & CAST IRON, TIN-LINED. M. M. POTTER, Norwalk. I was elected!" "Yes sir." "Sir, I wish you a very good night," said middle of the war, while Lee was in Penn­ Republicans will have a majority oftwenty- ing Park. The Grounds will be open to the public LEAD PIPSS, &c., of every size and description. three. Is it any wonder tnat the: Pennsyl­ ^ dally, Sundays excepted. -The track will be kept in CHICKEN POWDER. "Well, well,-let's get out of the sun," re Greyling, taking up a lamp and sweeping sylvania, Mr. Greeley advised making terms, FOR CEMETERY LOTS good order, and every effort will be made to accom­ PliVHIBING in all its -Branches. You can't eat enough in one week to last vania liberal managers are disheartened, Wi,. . WITH OR WITHOUT IRON BAR, • Certain cure (If nsed in time), of Gapes, and plied Mr. Bellenden, impatiently. out of the room, followed by his wife and if certain specified losses should be suffered. and that the Pennsylvania liberal modate patrons. ISAAC LEE, WILLIAM GLOVER & SON, you a whole year, and you can't advertise tamp- i A1BZI L. CAKP, Wilton,Conn. 6m*80 tfS8 . Proprietor, A other diseases in ChlekenB,Turkeys, etc. "One moment sir. I have some friends daughter. ; Now, to advise surrender when it ha« bc- papers are giving up the* 88 . River Street, Norwalk. For Sale by H. M. & C. S. PROWITT. on that plan either.,. . {J,;- rfuishwtf, " ' ".V'HIW Si!?So i SiU-1

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Burglary. ' Grand Division & of T. ^ . Tbe Bridgeport Parade. & Woman Suffrage Conccded foy Water has been introduced into Gazette | Accident to Edward ('• Blsscll. . Hear ye the mighty Oentaur's tr^td, ! The annual session of tte- Grahd Divisio^/ dur' Tanner ?foys antl Bpya in Blue as* the Norwalk Board ! f . Building, and Charley Kitz is putting in We understand the facts-to be the$e|:— c store of Mr. C. T. Cornwall, merchant : See tbe lops line of myriad dead ' Ijtotmlfe fcctte. Bath Tubs. The iforwaril-truck of/one o£ the cajrS of 'r and clothier, under Norwalk Opera Sons 6f\Tcmpferance, wiUJield Thursday ai| last Wednesday evening! aboutii'x '-With hoof of horse and human head T Saturday the 26th day of October will use, was entered by burglars on Saturday New Haven.- The attendance waiS-smaller o'clock, for the purpose of going to Bridge­ ' -Rt5e rip'and speak! Rev. Dr. Butler, for thirty years at the the 12:i5-train from New- York,' on Friday- ever be a memorable day in the history of night last and robbed of custom made cloth- than usual, owing partly to the weather. port to take part in the grand torchlight pro­ " 'Twas prond Olympns {rive ns birth; head of the Hartford Retreat for the Insane, last, was thrown from the track at the cor­ ~~~ For a thcrasand years we.roamed the earth— "" this town, if not indeed a memorable day ing£^jewelry,--furhishihg"goods, &c., to the The division opened at 10:30 A. sr., Rev. Ar cession and general'Grant and Wilson jubi­ DBVG STORE. - ~ Tuesday, Oct. 29,1872. has resigned. Q " ner of Forty-second street. After long de­ Eat perfumed flowers of the century plant,— N. Benedict, G. W. P., in the chair. The lee. Each company turned out about one for the whole American nation and the civ­ tention and fruitless effort to replace it by value of some three hundred dollars. The Drank liquid from the volcano's month, i XT* :i "I i\ i . iff. George I Buxton, of Norwalk, is on his ilized world. On that day, appeared beface ordinary appliances, the small engine that thievesTidbtained ehtrancb by prying off a preliminary business having been gone hundred strong,—every uniform—notwith­ Slew man and-beast to play onr part, , { BEPiJBUCIN TICKET. way home from Oregon and Washington JJostetter's, Vinegar and other tonic Bitters. ' our Town Board charged with the duty of wails on the cars at the Grand Central depot sbutter i& tlie-rear, and breaking a window, through with, ten candidates Were introduc. standing the unpleasant weather. Both' Then restored to life by Centaur's art; •> uytaiiiij ••'•--•/? -j.. v,..r Chased wild marcs on the fields of Mars, M admitting electors, Mrs. Sarah M. T. Hun­ Territories to vote. was brought down through it to render as­ when they drew the bolts and opened the cd and initiated in due form. The reports companies took passage in the favorite VOIt PBBIIDENT. Lived on earth and slept among the stare. "|"^yon's, CaUlei'a and TLrirjton's Tooth Powders. tington, who, with an ardent self-aonscious- Vice-President Colfax will make several sistance. The lifting door, or gate, at the door. The articles taken were mostly over of the grand officers were read, and shows steamer Nelly Wftte, which left the wharf ness of her right to vole and a woman's per­ speeches for Grant and Wilson in Indiana coats,coats, &c., made up for customers, knit the order to be in a healthy state. at seven o'clock. The trip over was made On other missions now we're sent, Ulysses S. Grant, southern end was raised to permit its egress, * Of llllnoi*. . tinacity in urging her right, succeeded in and Michigan this week.- but not high enough ; so that, in passing woolen goods, fancy neckties, etc. Mr.Levi The following were elected officers for the withoat special incident, the boys enjoying To bless mankind with an emollient, Jj^xtracla for Flavoring, and Fine Perfalhes, ' inducing our Rpard to administer to her the The Tremaine Brothers, with some new under, the smoke-stack of the engine was Clark, who occupies the west window cf year ensuing: G. W. P., C. R. Welton, of a lively time, and no delay Or accident what­ Of which the world ne'er hath dreampt, • J; Even our Centaot. Liniment. ' . Freeman's oath, and enter her name among the store was a heavy- loser, the thieves car­ Wolcottvilie; G. W. D., F. M. Fox ;• G. S.,R. ever occuring to mar the pleasures of the g: ,V!IVJ'VI>!« • FOR YICB-PEBSIDKKT. fuses, were advertised to give a concert at brought in collision with it and thrown . . It banishes pains and all such things, Jf\ Qoaps in large variety, quantity, style.? and prices. other registered voters. On Tuesday next South Norwalk. last evening. heavily to the ground. Several of the pas­ rying off some half-dozen of the "dummy" H. Tucker; G C., Rev. T. D. Littlewood ; occasion. Rounding into Bridgeport har­ Cnres burns and scalds, poisonous stings— - - jftS°Henry Wilson, she will appear at the polls of the 3d voting The new Internal Revenue law will re­ sengers ofthe detained train had left the cars watches, or pewter cases. He would like G. T., II. E. Batchclor; G. Con., George' bor a very pleasing view was presented by Rheumatic horrors scares away, r' Limbers stiff joints in asing'eday. .iOt Of Hai»achnsett*. district, and cast her vote for Presidential duce the annual expenses of' collection to ascertain the cause of the delay and watch to see the thieves when they come to exam­ Smith; G. S. Miss Emma Weld. ' The the illuminated buildings, passing vessels, ine that, part:of the plunder. The goods salary of the G. S. was raised from $50 to Poor cripples in their hobbling way,. oils in China, Parian Marble and Wax. .ishisn't-$ electors the same as any male citizen. Mrs. about ten millions of dollars. the efforts to remove it, and were standing etc. Arriving at the wharf at 9 o'clock, Limp on their crntchcs—then walk away. D ,5I i.'.-, BtpnUlcu Electoral TKkst. were 'probably conveyed out of the back $100. The session was interesting through­ H. plead her case with an ability that not with others just inside the door of the depot the companies immediately disembarked, » ~ i t- yrj «• Tax Payers should remember that it will Fear not dumb horse, thy friend low speaks, .V. HKNBT P. HAVEN, of New London, only swept away as so many cobwebs the to avoid the rain. As the engine came down door, and then away on the Danbury Rail­ out, and did not adjourn until 5 p. M. The were received by marshals, and promptly eliable Drugs, Genuine Medio'nesand Pure be too late to hand in their lists to the Assess­ Who'il heal your wonnds, and make yon leap HENRY FARNAM of New Haven, opposing theories entertained by a portion road track. Mr. Cornwall has plenty cf members of Fidelity and Harmony divisions' ushered into line which was being formed R Chemicals. V "Z; JOLIUS CONVERSE, of Stafford, ors after Friday next. See official notice. the track they stepped out near the south­ Ton bars—piles of oats to bolt, , SJr CHARLES BENEDICT, of Waterbnry, of the Board, but her arguments would no east corner. Among them was the Hon. goods left with which to continue business, furnished all the delegates with a good close by in Watsr street. The New Haven The Congregational society of Soutbport And frisk abont like yonder colt. "JJ are guaranteed the best the market affords, LUCIUS BBIGQS, of Thompion, • ' doubt have bothered many of our smartest Wm. H. Barnum, M. C. from this district, and will soon have his stock fully re­ dinner, which was duly appreciated, and a companies havingjust arrived the procession Yellow wrapper ia the thing for brutes, have decided to erect a handsome stone OLTVEB HOYT, of Stamford. lawyers to have successfully combatted. and our fellow townsman, both of whom plenished. • vote of thanks extended to them. The next was complete, and started without delay, White wrapper alone the family suits. S * church in place of the wooden one they now - V1 ' Her main reliance seemed to be the 15th were struck by the falling stack. The for­ — '.v; session will be held in Norwalk, on the passing through many of the leading streets ^.reat care is used in eompoticdlng Prescriptions. J. F. Lndewig, of Hobokcn, New Jersey, says: £w--- i2 v J ijJlii u •.'» .,5 to 6 p.m. Y-^Members of the negroes, and by virtue of that instrument ward. The firm is now styled Ferry, blow, or by the terrible cut he received upon tion. Resolve yourselves into a committee for bricks. and handsomely decorated, and the streets "1 tried many remedies for my sprained ankle withont relief. The second bottle of Centaur Lini­ e:r OBANT 4c WILSON CLUB she denied the right of any law or Constitu­ Woodward & Perry. his left foot from the sharp edge of the heavy of the whole, devote next Tuesday to the were thronged with ladies, gentlemen and |^°The st&iglit-out democrats held ment cored it perfectly. Chas. Hilt., 616 Pine street, rjlmsses, Supporters and Shonliier Hiacee. A c' of Norwalk at their Cfcb rooms, on Wed- tion to abridge or deny it. Next Sabbath evening, Rev. Dr. Scudder pipe, or from both simultaneously, is not cause, and do your best to make the victory children who received the procession with Phila." their State convention, at New Haven, last f ne»day evening, the 30th inst., 7}4 o'clock Selectman Wm. S. Bouton, it is stated, will preach the second discourse in the sc­ certain; he thinks by the former. The sore­ complete and overwhelming^ Say you will, enthusiastic cheers,waving of handkerchiefs, Thursday, and put in uomination jhe^fol for the purpose of making all necessary when her name was submitted as a claimant ries of sermons to the young people at the ness in other parts of his body, and the boys, and the result is sure. Push on the discharge of fireworks, &c. Many in line H. Ma sb, E£q.,'Snpt. of Ad&ms Express Stables, ld Wines, Brandy and other pure L!qilors for "to be admitted an elector, unequivocally column, and do not permit old Connectictit lowing Electoral Ticket:— " New York, says: -'All owners of horses should O medicinal nse. arrangements for the appointment of com- Second M. E. Church. abrasion of the skin on the right leg, may were astonished to find Bridgeport such a know the Centanr Liniment. Wc find it the best gave his support to the broad principle that to drag. Charles Atwater, New Haven Counfy. beautiful place, and—before they completed ABaittees, &c., for Election day. Arrangements are being made for another hane been caused by his fall. He was Jedediah R. Gray, New London County. thing ever n=ed ia our ftables." ccent purchases of Brushes, Combs, and Sandrj c. WM. C. STREET, Pres. women are equally with men entitled to good Republican meeting which will prob­ carried by the police to the station in the 1st District—George W. Hewitt, Rocky the line of march, a city of such magnificent R; -V, : _ Toilet Articles. - A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune - Norwalk, Oct. 28th, 1872. vote. Selectman Joseph P. Hanford was ably be the last of the campaign. It will be basement, on Yanderbilt avenue, east^side of Hill. distances. The illuminations seemed almost This testimony could be repeated for a month. If the next to surrender, and in doing so ad­ the depot, opposite 44th street, and laid on a states that the poison from the bite of a mad- lid District—Phineas S. Bristol, Milford. universal, nearly every house being par­ you want to avoid suffering, Just try the Centanr verything in the DRUG line supplied to t'oanlry announced in posters. nid District—General Win. C. Stanton, 'Liniment. Sold by all Druggists. E Merchants at wholesale prices, at mitted his inability to controvert her argu­ stretcher, suffering intense pain and much dog can be eliminated from the system by tially or fully illuminated, frfim the small Mr. A.B. Corbusier's Dancing Academy vapor baths. He quotes from an article Voluntown. I. B. Rose & Co., S3 Brodway, N.Y. c; ments. Selectman Andrew Selleck was is to open at Lockwood's Hall next week loss of blood. Among those who gathered IVth District—OlisF. Porter,Bridgeport. home of the laborer to the palace of the cap­ No. 11 MAIE STREET. more obdurate, and held out some two hours printed in a Paris medical journal by Dr. italist. Many of the decorations were elab­ Wednesday. Classes for both sexes. All around him were Mr. Lewis June, of Ridge- The following Resolutions were adopt­ Children cry for Pitcher's Oastoria, Agent'for HilCTIOK, TUESDAY, HOY. 5. Buisson, a cclebrated French surgeon, who orate, and quite a number of exquisitely ar­ on the general ground that usage neither the new dances taught. field, and Mr. Whitlock, of Birmingham, ed :— A substitute for Castor Oil. It assttallates the food, sanctioned'or the general interpretation of who' knew him well. Mr. Samuel Northrop says: "If the disorder has declared itself, I Whereas, Believing in the principles of ranged tableaux were witnessed the line cures Wind Colic, and causes natural sleep. It does -iiilq m t>i m No political excitement has yet been de­ prescribe a.single batli, and leave the pa­ not contain morphine, is pleasant to take, ncv£r ii RENNE'S PAIN-KILLING 1 the election laws contemplated women be­ having charge of the cars at the Twenty- the true Democracy aud refusing to support and delighted the beholders. ;.. |f-. j -fc'J. a veloped in Rhode Island. It is all one way tient in until a cure is cffccted. Hydro­ either Greeley or Grant. Therefore be it gripes and neverfails. The best phjsic known. j Close up the Column S ing admitted to the privilege of voting, but seventh street depot, who had been occupy­ It was a general remark that a Greeley 2m44 .--v there,—no opposition, of any account, to phobia may last three days. Experience Resolved, That we heartily approve and M^.OIC »r . Next Tuesday, the question is to be deter- a majority of the Board against him, Mrs. ing the same seat in the train with him, and endorse the platform of principles promul­ procession passing over that line of march the GRANT and WILSON ticket. has proved to riie that a cure is certain on H.'s unanswerable arguments, and his own Mr. J. R. W. Shapleigb, of Boston and 91 gated by the Louisville Convention as ex­ would have a dark time of it, for there was .j mined who is to be the President of thisna- the first day of the outbreak; on the second QONSU3IPTION CAN BE CUHED. v Uon for four years to come. The merits and natural gallantry finally overcame his oppo­ That'Greeley banner " came down" again Wall street, and Mr. Henry Lawrence, of the pressing tbe principles of the true Demo­ certainly not much left to illuminate. The DANBURY & NORWALK R. R. in the gale of Friday night, not, however, day, doubtful ; .and on the third, hopeless, cracy as expounded by Jefferson, Madison SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, .' .^demerits of the two candidates have been sition. The Town Clerk, Henry K. Selleck, Merchants' Union Express and 49 East 9th procession itself was remarkably fine, com­ SCHENCK S SEAWEED TONIC, 7 Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds, until it nad completely demolished another on account of the difficulty of conveying and Jackson and elucidated in the letter of SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS, Exempt from all Taxes. r. discussed with a zeal and rancor, and per- viewed the matter with still more hesitation, street, New York, who were entire strangers Hon. Charles O'Conor. prising companies from New Haven, Water- of those democratic chimneys. the patient-to the;bath and keeping him in, Are the only modicine that will care Pulmonary Con­ A limited amount of these desirable securities are £ ional bitterness, we hope we may never see but made no objection to a unanimous ad­ but vied with his friends in the most tender Resolved, That we enter our solemn bury, Ansonia. Birmingham, Stratford, Nor­ sumption. Sometimes medicines that will stop a now offered to the public on favorable terms, to close And as hydrophobia never breaKs out be­ cough will often occasion the death of the patient ont tbe loan. ApolicationB may be made to S. E. repeated in American politics The question mission when he found all three ct the The favorite steamer Nelly .White has and unremitting attentions. Policeman protest against the bargain and sale at the walk and Bridgeport, with six bands and It locks up the liver, stops the circulation of tbe OLMSTEAD, or WM. K. LEWIS, who are the sole fore the seventh day, there is time to per' Baltimore Convention, and we repudiate blood, hemorrhage follows, and, in fact, cioggingthe 1: Involved, is a simple one appealing to eveiy Selectmen* willing to enter her name as at fatten the place ot the Americus on this, Gleason was dispatched for his brother, Rev. several drum corps, numbering altogether Agents for the sale of the Bonds. form a long journey to obtain a bath." Since its platform, and will support O'Conor and action of the very organs that caused the cough. Norwalk, Sept. 28th, 1S72, ;. intelligent Ametican citizen and should be least an escape from the long agitated ques­ route, and continues daily trips to New S. B. S. Bissell, at the rooms ofthe American Adams as the exponents of true Democratic from 1,500 to 1,800 men. Norwalk had Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes of hydrophobia is become so common a malady two-thirds of the cases of the consumption. Many e. fettled by the consciencc and judgment of tion. It was a bold and courageous act, and Tork, under command of Capt. Secor. Sunday-schoal Union in the Bihle House, principles reason to. be proud of her companies, for are now complaining of dull pain in the sfde, the Valuable Homestead at Auction. this is worth remembering, P&BH*" Resolved, That wc pledge our entire sup­ bowels sometimes costive and sometimes too loose, ethe individual voter. The personal charac­ if it be an error it is due to them all to state New Haven is to be favored with an ad­ and a physician, Dr. Allen, was summoned, there were none in line .composed of better HE HOMESTEAD of the late Abraham youngs, port to the electoral ticket nominated in tongue coated, pain in the shoulder blade, feeling situated in a growing neighborhood, neai the that it was done in no spirit of frivolty, but sometimes very restless, and other times drowsy; tbe T ters of the candidates are deserving thepub- dress on Wednesday evening by Postmaster- who applied restoratives, and sent for one i.Ss_ New Haven October 24th, and we call upon material, larger in number, better drilled or tfive Mile Biver Depot, on the New York, New Ha­ Pleasures of an Ocean Voyage. food that is taken lies heavily on the stomach, ac- ven and Hartford Kailrosd, and within a quarter of lie respect and regard as representativeAmer- with a sincere and honest hope that some­ General Cresswell, of Maryland,—a speaker surgeon afterj anothar, unsuccessfully, until all true Democrats throughout the length making a better appearance. Each com­ compained with acidity and belching of wind. These I have listened in my time, with more or a mile of a new church, store and school house, con­ ., icans. Their public acts and political opin­ how or in some way an authoritative test or of rare culture, refinement and eloqaence. finally and fortunately'Dr. Samuel B. Ward and breadth of. the State to teach future pany was preceded by good marching music symptoms usually originate from a disordered con­ sisting of a House and about four acres bf land, a dition of tbe stomach or a torpid liver. Persons so superior well of water, abundance of frnit, and a ions are the proper subjects of honest ani- determination of the vexed problem might of 206 West 42d Street, and one of the sur­ less pleasure, to the very rollicking songs delegates to Democratic conventions that and handsome banner. The Tanners had affected, if they take one or two heavy colds, and if Mr. F. Beers returned last week from Da­ they must represent the will of their con­ Building Site, together with Household Furniture, -madveraion, of approval or ef condemnation • result from their action. geons connected with the new Presbyterian about the sea, the flashing brine, the spray two large men dressed as Indians for Pio­ the cough in these cases be suddenly stopped, the etc., will be sold at Public Auction, (if notprevioaB- kota Territory. He has taken a farm near. and the tempest's roar, the wet sheet and stituents, if they desire support lor their lungs, liver and stomach clog, and remain torpid ly disposed of at private sale,) on THURSDAY, We have studiously refrained from this per- Another lady soon after presented herself, (Lenox) Hospital, was obtained. He nominees. neers, which feature, attracted much at­ and inactive, and before the patient is aware of his OCT. 31st, at 10 o'clock, a. m. If stormy next fair t<; Yankton, and contemplates removing his situation, the lungs are a mass of sores, and ulcerat­ hoping to be also made an elector, but as earnestly advised his being borne to that the timing sea, a life on the ocean wave) day. Terms made Known at time of sale. sonal aspersion, which seems to us to have family thither next Spring. He reports the tention. ed, and death is the inevitable resnlt. Sehenck's 2t43 SELLECK YOUNGS, Administrator. Mrs. Huntington was the only woman who admirable institution, but gracefully yielded an^ all the rest of it To paraphrase a land Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which does not run riot throughout the present canvas to an Norwalk boys in lhat vicinity all well. CURB FOR THE HORSE EPIDEMIC.—AN We cheerfully give the opposition credit contain any opium, nor anything calculated to cheek proverb, let me write the songs of the sea, English gentleman in Toronto states that gi exceptional degree. While to us the Repub- had complied with the preliminary legal to the wishes of the sufferer and his brother for orderly conduct, they making no disturj, a cough suddenly. Sehenck's Seaweed Tonic dis­ AUCTION. t requirements, she will enjoy the distinction Frank Mead lost a valuable business and accompanied him to his home in Nor and I cue not who goes to sea and sings' the horse disease now raging is not uncom­ solves the food, mixes with the gastric juice of the lican principles seem too dear and too sacred mon in England, where the mode of treat­ banco or confusion whatever. ; stomach, digests easily, nourishes the system, and ILL be sold at Publfc Anction, on Wednesday, of being the only lady in Norwalk, and horse last week by death. The animal walk. In the meantime a dispatch was sent em. A square yard of solid ground is worth creates a healthy circulation of the blood. When W Noy. 20th, 1ST2, if not previously disposed of '.c to be jeopardized by any experiments what- ment is very simple and effectual. Sulphur After the parade the companies filed tbe bowels are costive, skin sallow, antl the patient at private sale, aboat thirty acres of valuable wood seemed perfectly well up to a couple of miles of the pitching; turbulent stuff. Its and'meadow land, situated one and one-fourth miles c soever, we have not deemed it wise to heap probably in the whole Union, who will vote to Dr. Lynes, and Mr. F. H. Wisewell, a very is used as a prophylactic. A few ounces of through the Court House and each man was is of a bilious habit., Schenck's Mandrake Pills are hours before its death, and its symptoms required. „ , ' ' „ west of Cannon's Station, in Wilton, Conn. For .• ridicule or abuse upon such as have tempo- for the next President. Locally, the prece­ kind friend from the American Sunday' inability .to stand still for one second, is the common sulphur are burned on a pan of given a paper bag filled with sandwiches, farther particulars enquire of Miss Almira Taylor, bore no resemblance to the prevailing horse coals five or six times daily so that everv These medicines are prepared by Dr. J. II. , rally left our 'political organization. , We dent thus established has already become in­ school Union, came up on the 3 o'clock plague of it. To lie on deck when the sun cake, cheese and apples, and upon filing Schenck & Son, N. E, corner of Sixth and Arch sts., or George Nichols. 0 epidemic. part may become fumigated. The animal at Philadelphia, Penn. George CrGoodwin & Co ,33 41wT L. TAYLOB. nay not need the help of such to elect our tensely interesting. The new Greeley Board train to prepare for his reception here. shines, and swing up and down, while the at the same time is well cared for and blan­ through again were supplied with coffee. Hanoverstreet, Boston, and John F. Henry, 8 Col­ just elected are already trembling in con­ Judge B. D. Culver, an old .and popular Mr. Northrop provided a special car and waves run hither and thither, and toss their keted This simple remedy never fails to lege Place, New York, Wholesale Aeents. For sale candidate^for President but we do and shall Thus every man was provided with enough by Druggists generally. 16 lo The Ladies tM templation of the scores and hundreds of Republican orator, addressed the Greeley sent it up into the Grand Central depot, fur­ white caps, is all well enough ; to lie in cure in a few days. S •• *K seed them in the future, as heretofore, in our to eat and drink, and this method was gen­ OfNorwalk, So. Norwalk & Vicinity. contests in this State, where Republican women who will next year rush upon them club at the Opera House last evening. He nished with a stretcher, and to it the sufferer your narrow birth and roll from side to erally pronounced to be the best yet known and demand suffrage at their hands, although is to speak in New Canaan and Wilton this was tenderly earned by friends and four side all night long; to walk up-hill to your Opinion of a Veterinary Surgeon. HOSE wishing their Muffs and For Collars re­ f I sentiments can only be maintained by the for feeding a large crowd of hungry men in T paired and newly lined, or For Capes cut.oyer it is well known their great chieftain of the week. Gen. Kilpatrick speaks at South Nor­ policemen, who deserve grateful mention. state-room door,- and, when you get there NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—It is the opinion of and made into fashionable Collars or Boas, can have ascendancy of Republican candidates. It a veterinary surgeon that the distemper may a hurry. About 1 o'clock the companies In Stamford, on Thursday, Oct. IT, by Rev. R. B. them done by the subscriber, in Franklin St., first walk Saturday evening. find you have got to the.bottom of the hill, Thurston, assisted by Rev. James H. Merrill, of t . would seem from all the signs of the times, Tribune is irreconcilably opposed to any He bore the journey well, and with that not prove fatal, but the horses will;suffer reported at the Boat and Capt. Secor lost house south of the Union School. Mr. B. ha* on and opening the door isli&e lifting up a trap­ Andover, Mass., William Fessenden Merrill, Esq., hand the best kind of Silk and Satin for lining mufb, that Gen. Grant's election, like the boy's woman voting. Our town too, and the Healy & Cohan's Hibcrians attracted good manly pluck and Christian fortitade which some time from weakness. no time in getting away. The trip home of Chariton, Iowa, to Miss Eliza Grosvenor Fessen­ also new style of Tassels, to match the fu r. Ladie* »< whistle,was sure to come of itself^tndyet all Beard above mentioned, have thus become audiences, last week, at the Opera House, had won the admiration of all beholders at door in the floor; to deliberately start for The sanitary committee reported to the was accomplished in good order; the com­ den, of Stamford, Ct. No cards. wishing their furs newly lined, will please call and some object, and before you know if, to be board of health yesterday that the disease, At Darien, Conn., Oct. 24th, by the Rev. E. D. Uwoe them be/ore the hurried season. il past experience teaches that only3in effort immortalized and famous throughot# the but deserved still better. The panoramic the station. Every arrangement was made though general,"is not fatal or contagious. panies cheered each other and GRANT AND Kinney, Edgar Willet, of Newark, N. J., to Annie Fancy For Robes repaired and newly lined. flung against it like a bag of sand; to at­ E. Judson, only daughter of Samuel Judson, of New H. BENEDICT. and labor in detail, can any political victory earth. The electric wires that span the scenes were unusually meritorious, and for him at Winnipauk, where the special car The course of if seems to be, say, Friday, WILSON, and made the best of their way to Canaan, Conn. South Norwalk, Oct. £0th, 1812. 3m43 globe have already flashed the tidings to was switched from the Ridgefield train upon tempt to sit down on your sofa, and find the animal appears weak; Saturday, worse; At Roxbury, Oct. 16th, by the Rev. Charles E. I be won, when ah active and resolute adver- the dramatic sketch abounded in good headquarters and dispersed. "J,vS 005 W Bradley, Saipael L. Brinsmade, of Washington, and £ sary contest every point in the way. Little earth's remotest corners. That slimy coil acting, songs, dances, etc. the side track, and instantly surrounded by you are sitting up; to slip, and slide, and Sunday, the malady attains its climax; Fannie E. Bradley, of Roxbury. NOTICE. which quivers beneath the surging billows grasp at everything within reach,' and to Monday, the horse improves; Tuesday, it is In Ridgefield, Oct. 16th, at the residence of the £ time is now left for argument, the columns The falling of the brick chimney across a crowd of sympathetic friends and neigh nearly fit for work. The following case for violation of the bride's father, WilHiam H. Mead, Esq., by Rev. D. OR SALE OR TO RENT — BLACKSMITH of the Atlantic, was tremulous Saturday meet everybody leaning and walking on a W. Teller, Mr. John L. Bunnell, of Winsted, to Miss FShop newly fitted up for Horse and Ox Shoeing, should be closed, the last ballot polled, and the way, although getting to be a regular bors, who gently lifted the stretcher and The effects upon business have not yet new liquor law will be found of interest to and tools for all kinds of repairing, situated at slant, as if a heavy wind were blowing, and Ann Eliza Mead; Oct. 14th, by Rev. D. W. Teller, : then the triumph is ours. ~ night with the announcement made to the thing, is none the less a public danger. One bore him in procession to his house. Dr. been very severely felt, but already the cost all parties: Mr. Charles F. Brown, of Plymouth, Conn., to Miss Cranberry Plains, Norwalk, Conn. For farther par­ European press. Earffcy may we c&njecture the laws of gravitation were reversed; to lie of draying cartage in some cases has risen Elvira Lcckwood. ticulars enquire of SILAS B. GREGORY, man was struck by a falling brick last Fri­ Lynes and Dr. Barbour were in waiting. Henry Liski was convicted on the 30th, in At New York, Oct.16, bv Rev, Dr.-King, Mr. Geo. 2t43* Cranberry Plains. in your berth, and hear all the dishes on the to war prices. New Haven, for violating the license law, H. Carpenter,-of White Plains, to Miss Mary E. j: . tv ' No lists can be received by the as* the consternation of England's aristocracy day and came near being killed. Better He was speedily put under the influence of which has so long battled the onward cabin-table go sousing off against the wall and a point arose which will be of interest. Banks, of Greenwich, Conn. ^ sessors after Friday next, Nov. let. furl so unruly a flag at pnee. ether and chloroform, in which condition he An awful swell—The cheek after a tooth­ Judge Harrison said that as the law read At Armonck, Oct. 10th, by Rev. Mr. Bolton, Mr. woman movement there. La Belle France, was kept by Dr. Barbour while Drs. Lynes in a general smash; to sit at the table hold­ •' any person who shall sell." etc. Now Charles Knapp, of Rcun'd Bill, Conn., and Miss On Thursday evening, Lockwood's Hall ache. * Mary A., daughter of William Brown, of North READ! READ! READ! New Voter*. j in the morning of her Republican aspira" and Ward made a careful and thorough ex­ ing your soup-plate-with one hand, and School for Scandal—A presidential can­ Liski did not sell and take money on the Castle, N. Y. is to be occupied by the St. Mary's T. A. B. At Round Hill, Oct.16th, by Rev. Mr. Alcott, Mr. tions, and half liberated Spain may well amination, which disclosed the crushing of watching your chance to put your spoon in vass. * spot, and his counsel tried to clear him on The Selectmen and Town Clerk held four that ground. The Judge said that if such a Edwin Brundas'e and Miss Julia A., daughter of stand aghast as the announcement conveys Association, and their friends. They have the lower bones and tendons, and by their when it comes high tide on your side of the The western wits now call bigamy Utah- Charles W. Knapp, all of Round Hill. sessions list week tor the purpose of admit­ defence could prevail, the law would be ; been arranging for a pleasant entertainment, dish; to vigilantly watch ^the lurch of the lizing the female sex. wfio keeps all kinds of Boots that's made, . ''- - ting electors, closing their labors on Satur­ the prophecy of more surrenders to irrepress­ concurrent advise and the consent of rela­ substantially a dead letter, for in no case And as to price, is not afraid and hope to have a large attendance. Starr's heavy dishes .while holding your glass and A dispatch from Fort Worth, Kansas, would liquor be sold and payment directly day. At these four sessions they admitted ible popular progess. The Sultan of Turkey, tives, resulted in the amputation of the foot Of ail the others in the trade t • band is to furnish music for dancing. your plate and your knife and fork, and not say3 that a band of Kiowas have attacked received, but there would be a certain under­ two hundred and seventeen new voters 1 and the Khedive of Egypt will hereafter by disjointing by the knife alone,at the instep and murdered a faamily of white persons, standing as to future payment. Or. a per­ BKOWN& KELLOGG. keep closer watch upon the olivebeautjes of The work of moving the large Store of to notice it when'Brown, who sits next you In South Norwalk, Oct. 24th, Mrs. Eliza Sanford, Several moreare to"be made next Tuesday. joint, the operation being Very skilfully and and driven off a large quantity of stock son would buy a plate of crackers and Who keeps the largest slock iu town, , . G. W. Smith, and other buildings at South gets the whole swash of the gravy from the widow ofthe late Edgar Sanford, aged 2T years, 'i their seraglios, and it will be the first and neatly performed by Dr. Ward, assisted by from that neighborhood. The murder was cheese, with the liquor thrown in. In months and 11 days. And always marks their prices down 7 ' !: •' ja-"' t Ju the town was well scoured for new voters s crowning marvel for Stanley to report in his Norwalk, is being executed by Mr. Julius F. Dr. Lynes. The sufferer continued insen roast beef dish on hi3 light colored panta­ committed between Palo Pinte and Weather- Liski's case, he claims that he treated them In Norwalk, Oct, 23, John Hinds, aged 5 years and A fact that's known to all aronnd? last spring, does not the above number indi­ ford, and done in the usual barbarous style. to a bottle of wine, though one was a total 10 months, next meeting-'withXiringstone at UJiji. Partrick, a professional Building Mover, sible until all was over and the womid loons, and see the look of dismay that only In Norwalk, Oct. IT, Elizabeth Tobey, agea 4T yrs. BROWN & KELLOGG. cate a rapid growth ? Even Nasby is discouraged. Before the stranger. So that it will be understood that In Norwalk, Oct.13, Caroline Brown, aged 51 yrs., t'' who has had experience in the business and Brown can assume on such an occasion ; to ?&' The most intensely perplexing con tingeri.- thoroughly dressed, When made awarc*f October elections he wrote:—"I still hur­ giving or loaning liquor will not clear a 4 months and 12 days. <* Who makes them up so very nice, . Q cy about the case now is that Mr. Oreeley knows just how the thing should be done. see Mrs. Brown advance to the table, sud person. The judge imposed a fine of $100 In Milford, Oct. 2S, Wm. Ford, aged 74—father of You hardly wait to ask the price, I' Boys In 111n«,-Tan>er• . what had been done, he submitted without a rah for Greeley, for I git three square meals Rev. C. B. Ford. may possibly be elected by the electoral vote Mr. Greeley is bitterly opposed to temale murmur, cheerfully conversed with his fam­ denly stop and hesitate, two waiters rush at a day with him, but the prospec uv ever which he said would be the lowest penalty In Darien, Oct.18, Joseph Pillors, aged 71 years, And pay and take them in a trice ? This is the last week of the campaign, for the first violation of the license. of Connecticut, and those electors be chosen suffrage, but nevertheless one of the fair sex her; with whom she struggles wildly, to go gittiu into that post offiis grows dimmer and 9 months and IS days. BROWN & KELLOGG. and our two excellent companies intend to ily, and in intervals of severe pain obtained dimmer. I ain't encouraged. The great Jalia A., daughter of Emory Bissell. M. D., deceas­ by the one vote of this woman. In such case is to visit Norwalk this week and use her snatches of bleep during the night. His con­ down in a heap with them in the opposite ed, and wife of Willard Pope, of apoplexy, at ther Who, when your Shoes gets old, and^feet are bare, make the most of it. They have received •and good Greeley feels safe bccoz the peo­ TAXATION.—The rate of taxation in Hart­ home in Detroit.aged 43 years. Mr. Greeley, who profoundly maintains that cornel ; to see her partiaily recover,but only ple turned out to see him at stashens, but, ford is felt to be very heavy, and the Cour­ From steady use and constant wear. numerous invitations from abroad, some of persuasive eloquence in behalf of the elec­ dition remains satisfactory to the hour of In Stamiord, Oct. ISth, Robert Willis, infant son no woman has the right to vote, would feel tion of the white-coated-wood-chopper-phi- going to press. to shoot back again through her state-room good heavens, don't the ancient innocent ant says the burden or taxation there is of C. J. a'nd Emily M. Todd, aged 10 days. At cheapest rate will sell a pair ? which they have accepted. On Thursday know that a two-headed calf alluz draws very much greater and more severe than in In Stamford, Oct. IStb, Catherine Kennedy, aged BROWN & KELLOGG. constrained, by his desire to be President, losopher of Chappaqtia. Of course she will Never have} we known a similar misfor­ door, and be seen no more; all this is quite 36 years. evening Capts. Smith and Doty will accom­ the biggist crowds ? Men "go miles to see a any other city in New England. They In Danbury, Oct.ISth, Samuel W. Frost, aged 64 pleasant and refreshing if you are' tired of 4 to insist that Mrs. Huntington was so en­ Swav-ze her audiences. tune to so thoroughly arouse the sympathies monstrosity, wj^en they wouldn't go a rod' want a system of equalization, and says: years. Who keeps Congress Gaiters, short and long, ' pany large delegations of their companies land, but you get quite enough of it in a In Hawleyville, Sept. 24th, Mrs. Huldah Botsford, The best elastic—good and strong, : titled, aud to transfer himself, bag and bag­ It was quite interesting to observe how of a whole community, or to elicit such uni­ to sce'a handsome, Apollo-like manlike my­ "By comparison it appears that while Bos­ to New Haven, to take part in the great couple of weeks.—Saunterings by C. D. self. I'm sick and weary uv life, and. wish ton pays $11.70 on every $1,000 in the grand widow of the late Marcus Botstord, Esq., aged 74 That you can purchase for a song ? gage over to the camp of the most ultra wing carefully all the old church going dobbins versal expression of regret. years and six months. State Parade.- If pleasant, they are sure of Warner. ' ' !' I was a nun." M-r fist, Hartford is taxed $24.40 on the same In Bridgeport, Oct. 20th, Mary, wife of George H. BROWN KELLOGG. of the WOman's RightsArmy. We can con­ were blanketed last Sunday. An ounce of amount. If all. property was put in the B. Ward, aged S2 years. , having a grand good time, All- are invited In Bridgeport, Oct. 21st, Caroline M., wife of Should you Slippers wish to buy, "I template nothing more appalling or disas­ prevention is worth a pound of cure and if But a few months ago Mr. Greeley de­ Billing's Wit and Wisdom. list on an equality, the lists here would be . to go, and the larger, the turnout the more LITCHFIELD. George W.' Griswold, aged 62 years. Of smaller size, large or high, - trous to the great Tribune editor's peace of clared through the Tiibune that there was increased and the rate of taxation would be In Danbury, Oct. 23, Mrs. Ann Wildman, agesl 94., .enjoyment. On Friday evening the boys the horse epidemic shall scare some people On Wednesday evening last the Sentinel 'Twill pay you well to go and try mind than-such a contingency, and it is only no office under heaven that would tempt KOARSE SHOT. reduced correspondingly, and in this reduc­ expect to visit Greenwich, and will prob- into a little more mercy towards their dumb him to ferego the advocacy of protection Office had a narrow escape from fire, caused tion the middle class' of property holders At BROWN & KELLOGG'S. because of its entire improbabUily that we can by the falling of a Kerosene lamp from a Whenever yu see a dokter who alwus baly visit other places during the week. animals, it will not'all have been in vain. He finally managed to accept the nomi­ would be' very much relieved." In New $50 -H.£3WA£ir>. so composedly contemplate its possibility. nation of the free trade convention by get­ compositors case. « trevels on the jump, yu ken bet he |is ;look- Haven the rate is $16.50 to every $l;000, And so for Childrend's Shoes, O, what a.store, Macallister, the wizard, tried hard last Rev. J. Woodruff of this place, has re­ HE above sum will be paid to any person, who Fifty different kinds or more, ? '': But in all seriousness, this occurrence ting it to pass a resolution referring Uie . ing for a job. and this notwithstanding the great outlays T will give informar.ion that will lead to the a r- 'It has become quite fashionable to week to attract paying audiences to his question to the Congress districts, and now ceived a call from one of the Presbyterian The bulk ov mankind are mere imitators for public improvements. - rest and conyiction of the person or persons, who The sign is seen abovethe door— • •'" j seems to us one of exceeding gravity. Its amusing performances, but each attempt his paper is supporting every free trade Churches on Long Island. entered tbe house of the subscriber, on or about tbe BROWN & KELLOGG../ /scold about the short comings of our board ultimate results are not likely to be limited Geo. E. Morse has sold a farm of 100 acres of very poor originals. . ^ ISth of October, and stole therefrom two carpets and was a fresh source of grief, and each time candidate for Congress and opposing every other articles. MRS. I. B. WOODBURY. Who, when the wintry storm draws nigh, _ _' ; of Borough officers, but it is due to truth to to Connecticut, and possibly not alone to the protectionist! This eminently honest man about a mile south-east of the village to It is a grate deal easier tew be a philoso­ The Original Alleshanlans. ... Dated Norwalk, Oct. 28tb, 1S72. he was left poorer than before. "Tom was Samuel Clock, for $6,300. Would protect their feet and keep them dry, * •: say that real and economical progress has; American nation. Many of our ablest Leg­ has sold out his protection principles for a pher after a man haz had a warm meal than MESSRS. EDITOBS.—1 see by the hand bills been, made the past season. Side-walks and finally compelled to make a change of base. nomination to the presidency, and the We understand that a number of lots on You will find Rubbers in great supply islators, lawyers and publicists have already Meadow street south of Mrs. Barker's house, it iz when he don't kno whare he iz going of the Tremaine Brothers' concept at South At BP.OWN & KELLOGG'S. " -i street grades have been quite widely and journal which so long and so fiercely recorded their opinions that within the / The Down Town Evening School is to prosecuted the war against the Free Trade .have been sold to parties who intend to put tew git one. Norwalk, that Mr. Galloway claims to be LIS I IS' FANCY FURS satisfactorily made. A crosswalk at Mrs. Who sells as cheap, and cheaper yet, present decade woman suffrage will be it commence next week Monday evening, at League, has become one of its allies. "up some fine buildings thereon.—Litchfield Most men lament their condishun in life, one of the old original Alleghanians. The t Carter's is imperatively needed and should —Courier. Sentinel. LTERED into leading styles or cat into Trim­ The best of Shoes that you can get f 3 fact conceded and actual, that thither the the School House. All persons, of what­ —i— but there are but phew, after all, who are original Alleghanians consisted of James A mings forSacqnes, Polonaises, &c., a special­ And makes them up a perfect fit % ity ; also, careiully Cleaned and Repaired by - no longer be delayed. ever age, sex, or color, will be admitted, and A steam wagon was exhibited at the Geor-' superior to it. BROWN & KELLOGG. irrepressible forces of public opinion tend Buildings in the burned districts of M. Boulard, William H. Oakley, and my­ *. A. GUNTHER, and there is no escape from it. And after the tuition will be free, a small charge only gia State fair which shouldered twenty tons To never despair may be God-like, but it self. The old company disbanded the be­ Sm44 Hoyt St., Springivood, South Nsrwalk. Chicago are being constructed at the rate of stone and walked off without grunting. We would say to Shoemakers one and all— ;. ; tarwe don't mean to take any improper being made to cover cost of lights and fuel. of one for every working hour, or eight ain't human. that, what ? . ' . Deacon Alcott Allen, tor thirty-six years ginning of the year 1858, on their return ANTED.—A woman to do General House­ If you should want Findings give ns a call Interest in the affairs of our Greeley Club The ordinary English branches will be each day. ASektashun looks well iu a monkey. from California. A new company under work in a small family, American or German We sell in quantity large or small I connected with the State Savings Bank of preferred. " Address, " " : .4L friends, but as chroniclers of all public maj- taught, and if the attendance will warrant Eighteen years ago the place where Tricing tew define love is like trieing tew W »• BROWN & KELLOGG, jyThere is a rumor afloat that our Gree­ Hartford, and for twenty-four years treas­ the old name was formed soon after by J. 3t44* • "C.," Darien, Conn. ; ten we cannot permit so flagrant a wrong the school will be continued all winter, ses­ Omaha, Neb., stands, was a piece of un­ urer, was taken suddenly ill in the bank, tell how yu kum tew brake thru the ice; all ley Club had an internal " unpleasantness" touched prairie, jt now contains 20,000 M. Boutard, and Mr. Galloway became a Who thanks their friends, both one and all, \/ as that perpetrated by the rank and file, on being held every Monday, Tuesday, one day last week, and died soon after be­ yu kno about it iz, yu fell in, and got ducked. For favors past—by great and small, ' last week and an adjournment was carried sions inhabitants. ! member. They gave concerts in Norwalk, the occasion of the wood-choppers triumh'al ing taken home. ; j The prinsipal importans ov a mystery is And kindly says," Give us a call ?" "to the day after election." The quaker and Thursday evenings. William F. Johnson, ex-Governer of •—•©>—» ; which were not acceptable, they not sus­ inarch to South Norwalk last Tuesday night MISSIINHIE C. SWAYZI BROWN & KELLOGG. "hatchet" was buried again Saturday even­ Pennsylvania, died in Pittsburg, Friday Mrs. Livermore says: "When any one the mystery itself. • What makes a ghost so taining the reputation of the old company to.go unrebuked. The two hundred quaker The East Avenue M. E. Church was well ing, the club organizing and resolving to afternoon,' of. dropsy, after an illness of comes to you and says that for twenty-five respektable a karakter iz that nobody ever will speak at Particular attention paid to Custom Work, Re- filled last Tuesday evening at a Complimen­ about three "months. Johnston was the for harmony. R- DUNNING. Axes were appropriately provided by the "March forth*, to ." or thirty years of married life not a cloud saw one. paring neatly and quickly done. • « almost superhuman exertions of. our friend tary entertainment given by the Sunday Democratic nominee for Gongress from the has come over them, not a' hard word has BROWN & KELLOGG, i XXIH District in the recent contest, but The pedigree that we receive from our A CARS. Frank B. Smith, the torches were filled with School. The exercises were conducted by been uttered, the whole time has been one Military Jtall, South Norwalk, The Hartford Courant has a theory on account ot failing health withdrew be of perfect happiness and a honeymoon, take ancestors iz like the money we receive from I take this method to express my sratitnde to this 39 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. the most villianous of Petroleum all ready Superintendent J. H. S. Haulenbcck, and community for their sympathy and liberality, on'ac­ that incendiary fires are only prevalent in fore the election. '." it with n large discount. If people were them; we are not expekted tew live on the I' for lighting, the celestial lanterns were all consisted of singing by the school, Recita­ idiots I would believe it possible for them count of the calamity of losing my arm; and for the r places where they have a voluntary fire de­ principle, but on the accumulashun, and noble and prompt liberality of the Union Manulac- - - Cij^at Chance for aglow, the boys were all there, and the bone tions by the Superintendent and Miss Pegg, . The Hon. Truman Smith, in a letter to a to get along with a sloppy effusiveness to transmit the principle unimpaired. turing Co., G. G. Bishop and wife, and'all those that partment, and any placg by adopting an the end. Bjit for people of independend have contributed, through their agencv, and.also the and sinew disguised in their best white magic lantern views, &c. A collection was Washington friend, pays the following tri­ presents ol llarvcy Fitch and Miss Belden, and oth­ Thursday Evening, October 31st, efficient paid fire department at once escapes mipds and strong wills it is not always easy A weak man wants az much watching az shirts, but, till the gentry of the party and taken for the benefit of the Library, amount­ bute to General Grant and his administra­ er friends; it has done mnch to Eootbe my affliction the torch of the incendiary. Facts though, to bend. People that truly love each other a bad one. and combined with the skill and care of the surgeons BARGAINS! notably the new converts, usually the most ing to about $25. Other entertainments for tion : sometimes come into collision like a couple and careful attention has brought me upon my feet ! J 3 and at the stubborn facts, hardly prove the truth of It iz hard work tew define human hap­ again so soon. GIDEON LEEDS. aealous, were only conspicuous by their ab the same object, but of somewhat different " Certainly no favors received or expected of locomotives. The part ot wisdom is then piness ; the real possessor ov it iz the very Norwalk. October 2Sth, 1ST2. Grand Opening of the Fall Campaign in the Courant's theory. Bridgeport has a paid to recede, take notice of their mistake, and Opera MIouse, rforwalk. sence. Some were seen skipping down the nature are in contemplation. have prompted me to support the re-election one who kant define it. . r department, yet they have incendiary fires of President Grant. I have acted on a thor­ avoid it for the future. Quietly to endure ; Nothfng et.se wii.t. Answer I If yon are hoarse, aide-walk, others like the proud Levite pass­ Wealth iz no guard against villany; thare have a cold, or a hard cough, ask your druggist for about every other night. New Haven also Litchfield had a narrow escape from ough conviction that the highest and best never, neiir to disclose any family secret to ed by on the other side, but the main body interests pf the American people require any one, this is the true way to make a mar­ iz as mutcli iniquity amung the the ritch az Hale't Honey nf Horehoundand Tar. Take nothing has a paid department, yet only on Saturday serious conflagration on Wednesday night. else. It is tbe one sovereign remedy for all com­ yj; DEY GOODS, guard, were non est. "Go west young men, that an unprincipled coalition should be put riage which, was not very prophetic of hap­ amung the poor, ackording tew their num" plaints of the throat and lungs. Critteuton's,1 6th , night week they had tour attempts at in; An old lamp fell to the floor in the Sentinel piness at the outset, eminently satisfactory Avenue, . Sold by all Druggists. Pike's Toothache go West." down, and an administration, in main up­ Friday Evening, Nov. 1st, cendiary fires, making twelve in less than office, setting the building on fire. It was right and patriotic, should be upheld. and happy. bers. Drops curc iu 1 minute. : v ! FANCY GOODS, k. two months. No, no, Messrs. of the Courant put out but a second Janjp fell, setting fire Very soon after the administration was or­ « <<»>—«• "- j A wize man never enjoys himself so _ The work of registration closed in New ganized, the purpose was formed and j After -reading three or four paragraph's Castoria—a substitute for Castor Oil—Is a physic advocating the election of you will have to look further still, for facts in another place. After putting out the last mutch nor a phool so little, as when aloac. which does not distress or gripe, but is sure to Tork city on Saturday; the toal number foot- brought into activity to break down aiid about recently contested wills we came to a do not bear you out in your theory. Tou the workmen went to supper, and while notice of the last statement of Mr. Seward. Avarice iz as hungry az the grave. operate when all other remedies have failed. You Bankrupt Stock to be Slaughtered ttg np 148,810, a decrease of 3,782 from destroy President Grant, by incessant cal­ may confidently rely upon the Castona in Stomach BROWN. t:y will have to look further and get more light, absent the flames broke out again, blazing umny and abuse. The infamous New York We might have predicted that it would turn •There iz a grate deal ov virtew in this Ache. Constipation, Flatulency,Croup, Worms, Piles GREELEY AND k-r ue registration of last year. This will up strong. By hard work the fire was Sun, conductcd by tbe. infamous Charles A. out to be, as we are told that it is, "a clear, world that iz like jewelry, more for orna. or deranged Liver. It contains neither Minerals, The subscribers would respectfully announce to and we hope, with charity for all, you will Morphine, Opium nor Alcohol, but ts purely a vege­ the citizens of Norwalk, that having purchased at pfore a serious' disappointment to the Grec again extinguished. If the fire had remain­ Dana, opened upon the President, and has succinct document, singularly free -from ment than use. table preparation, perfectly harmless, and above all, not hereafter be quite so eager to slander so legal technicalities." Mr. Seward was not WASffTED. Anction, the entire stock of N. H. CAMP, at No. 35 ,. party, for only by a large bogus regis- pursued him with unparalleled virulence to 1 am satisfied tuat courage in men iz more pleasant to take. The Castoria soothes and quiets and 3T Main Street, they will open promiscuously the class of brave boys who, ed undiscovered a few minutes longer it is this day. We have before us for solution only a lawyer, but a clear-headed and care­ the system, and prodnces natural sleep. It isa won- t||tion could they hope to secure an old piobable that the United States Hotel, both often the effekt of konstitushun than ofprin. deiful thing to assimilate the food of children and as a rule, compose our town and village the question whether or not a chief magis­ ful one, so that it was safe for him to do prevent them from crying. A 35 cent bottle will do 300 Bushels of Chestnuts, finhioned Tammany majority in the city,and trate of unspotted rectitude, whose servi­ what it is most dangerous for most to do-^- ciple. the work for a family anclsave many doctor's bills. volunteer fire departments throughout. the churches and a number of dwellings would For which $2.CO cash per bnshel wl!I be paid, on Saturday, October 26th, this falling off in the number of names on have been consumed. ces to the country have been of unappre- write his own will. This, however, is some­ About the best thing that experience kan 4t43 delivery at their Store on Main St., VVeitport, Ct. state. They are deserving, in our opinion thing which no non-professional, person .ttie lists will cause a serious reduction of the ciable value, should be crushed out ? Would teach-us iz tew bear misfortins and sorrows A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth of words of praise and encouragement. Rev. C. M. Tyler,formerly of Chicago, oc­ not this be infamy ? How I rejoice that no should attempt; that is, if he intends a dis­ • ..vrvv anl o^er - rote and of the majority in the city. It now with kompozurc. Are easily attained, and those who fail to avail them­ GOODSELL & GREGORY. cupied the pulpit of the First Congregation­ such stain is to be attached to the escutchcon position of his estate in any way requiring selves of the means, shonld not complain when ac­ Westport, Oct. 2Stli, 1ST2. 11*44 seems probable that Greeley will fail to of our country I" a will at alL We do not mean to say, how­ Man's n^cessitys are phew, but his wants cused of gross neglect. The Sozodont willI speedily al church on Sunday last. In the evening secure 25,000 majority on Manhattan Island PBOFESSOB GABDNER, THE SOAP MAN.— '»>—» ever, that it is always safe to go to a lawyer, are endless. eradiate the canse of a fonl breath, beautifyingand A CARD. GREAT BARCAINS after an absence of nine years the genial he preached a timely and deeply interesting since it is quite possible that he may be preserving the teeth to the oldest age. and with that low figure he is beaten in the Reports from Kansas indicate a'moregen­ There are menny people who dot only HE subscriber takes pleasure In announcing to sermon upon the Woman Suffrage question either ignorant or careless. There are two Spalding's Glue; stickiest thing out; ready. * 12 in all kinds of Goods on hana. They will also ofer Btate. Professor has returned to Norwalk and will eral republican vote than ever before. The believe that this world revolves on its axis, T the public, that he has added to his store, the a good line of which was received with-much apparent re-election of Senator Pomeroy seems to be ways, however, of avoiding all trouble. i#.—» store adjacent, which he will lit np as a first ciass soon address our citizens. He maintains The first is, to dispose of your estate ^hile but they believe that they are the axis. satisfaction by the ladies especially,—he beyond doubt. Mr. Pomeroy ccrtainlv de­ A Distillery Converted. mayor Ball's Trial. his old reputation wherever he goes, as'will serves well of his State, for few States hayQ living; the second, and best perhaps, is to Self-made men are most alwus apt to be a BILLIARD BOOM. be seen by the following which we copy taking decided ground against the move­ leave the distribution to the law. If the A Missionary of the American" Sunday- Staple Dry Goods, The trial of M&yor Hall is progressing, ever had a more faithful and efficient Sena- last course requires vOu to forgive injuries leetle too proud ov the job. School Union, in Tennessee, found a minister 'Having jnst bought two of KAVANTTGH & DECK-: from a recent New Haven Palladium:— ment. Next Sunday Rev. Joel J. Hough, of toi;. No man in the United States surpass­ ER'S Best Tables, he will be able to open the store) at Low Prices. Come one, come all. j; There was some more testimony as to the and to do good to those who may have des- I think thare iz az menny old phools in who had been a preacher for twenty years, on or about November 1st. ; Franklin, N". Y., is to preach again, and will es him in executive ability.—Herald. ? Mayor's signatures and forgeries of his " One .of lhe plcasantest genial, lively, pitefully used you, so much the better! this world az there iz yung ones, and .thare but had never been in a Sunday School, nor 3m43 E. GOLDSMITH, Seena's Block, Water Si. quick-witted men of the times is Professor also deliver the Preparatory Lecture next had there ever been one in either of the four Also, havingsold'out all of their old stock of Boot* •- name; that Auditor Lynes had audited over —'• •— iz this difference between them, the yung and Shoes and other goods, contained in their eld Gardner. His patent soap has a reputation Friday afternoon. At the close of the Lec­ Consciousness of unbelief is a sign of " Educatc men without religion," said the churches of which he was the pastor. But NOTICK. store In Water Street, to be removed out of town, J $95,000,000; of a bill raised by the Board equal to his own as a temperance and a ones may outgrow their pholly. but the old now the old distillery was pulled down, nnd they will put laa new stock of ture, Friday, four additional deacona»are to actual faith. Infidels are never troubled Duke of Wellington, "and you make them meeting of the Stockholders of the Norwalki t of Audit from $16,940 to $48,900, of which stump-speaker. He is as honest as his sgap with unbelief. Dead men never feel cojd. ones never do. of the materials a logschool-house was erect­ A Fire Insurance Company will be holden at the) is good, and his circulars say that is.good bo elected. ; but clever dcyils." This is perhaps a more ed and a Sunday-school was organized. The office of the Company In Norwalk, at 9 a. m., Oct.; the claimant only got . the original sum; of Frozen feet never ache. And a soul given The ambishun ov 9 men out ov 10, if it 31st, 1872, to vote on accepting or rejecting an enough to win medalsfrom kings and letters 1 up to godlessness, and bound hand and foot forcible than ejegant expression, yet it con­ people were very poor-much of their money J-another bill raised 33% per cent., and wit- A new and most deserving public charity should receive no check, would end in their had gone to the dislillery-and so the amendment te the Charter of said Company, passed' BflOTS AND SHOES, of praise from Governors. Here and there in sin, has no tiouble with unbelief.' It is tains an important truth. Education with­ at May Session, 18T2, of lie Legislature, making it ' ness. felt justified because he had to wait the Professor's voice is heaid in the State, has been organized and put into operation lawful to hold annual mcetines in the month of only when faith shoots its first illuminating out a true moral balance only enables men destrukshun. missionary helped them with a library and continue that branch of their business as ltfre. four years and borrow money'at 23 per though New Haven has not seen him for a at Alturas,-Rockland Co., N. Y., by a few U n a Much interest was excited, and a revival July. Signed, WM. C. STREET, Prest. ; tofore at the Old Stand, and. a new stock of good ray into the darkened heart tljat the b'aleful to excel in forms of knavery which the ig­ A genuine aphorism iz tru tindone P ' Nofwalk, Oct.29ih, 1ST2. It cent. This witness was Keyser, who testi- long time, and while he sells his $oap he noble temperance men and women. It con­ presence of unbelief is made manifest. It is followed, in which twenty-one professed Goods at tries hard to do his work toward bettering norant would never attempt. But we must small package. '• : lied that he bad been shown bills for $900, sists in a first class educational female semi­ only when the troubled soul can say, "I do A vishu's old man iz a "terrible sight, dis- NOTICE. his fellow men. The Professor canno.t Jook believe," that it starts back at the abyss of have men with intellectual culture. The Another missionary, in North-Carolina, LOW F£UO£lS. ' ' 000 to which there' were forged endorae- back over his life and regret a great deal nary where young girls having intemperate piscd on earth and hated in heaven. reuorts a drunkard reclaimed, and all his Special ISorotsgh Meeting. doubt which that first gleam of faith dis­ question.is, how to prevent that intelligence HE legal voters of the Borough of Norwalk are They will endeavor to give Universal Satisfaction.' ~ ments of his name, and on warrants of that he has done. Perhaps tbere are not parents, bare the preference of admission closes, and exclaim >—^"Jlelp thou my un­ The avarishus man iz like the grave; he household who were old enough, brought to rjn : many of us who can say that" , from being devoted to base purposes. There Christ hereby notified and warned that a Special Bor- , - which he did not get a cent, as it all went to over others more fov/>red. All such benefi­ belief 1" takes all th^t he can lay his hands on, and through the gift of a hymn-booK by ough Meeting will'be held at the Town Hal' (Qouse> : — is but one answer—heart culture. The mor­ the missionaiy to the drunkard's little gir in said Borough, on Friday the 1st day of Nove[ri­ j swindlers. Twenty per cent, of his bills •Ssm ciaries are received at a lotfr} of $200 per al t?ai#ii>g pf the Christian home can give gives nothing back. He reports thirteen counties on bis field der, A. D., 1ST2, at lialf-pnt three o'clock in the af-' NASA & IVES. !; was kept back by the county auditor Wat- A lady about 75 years old lately took iiie year and churches, temperance associations There seems to • be one bright spot in Baslifulness iz either the effek ov ignor­ having only one bookstore for all. Their ternoon. forthe following purpose:— first premium for water-color painting at Georgia. Troup county four years ago was this, and it P»ay fee guppiemented by the To advise the Court o( Burgesses, if such shall be, Norwalk, Oct. 22cT, ld72. . Many of his bills did not go before and humane individuals are invited to he}p ance or modesty—if it is ignorance, eduka- have been 500 conversions and six churches the sense of the meeting, to widen the highway al-, the Des Moines, Ia»t State fair. in $8,000. It has paid that off, owns a Church school ; but it is iiic Ea$ JfUlli that organized on'bis field within a year .-From leged to exist IVom the West end of Lewis street, so -'the board. sustain the institution by doing good to shjin changes it intp Impertinence—rf it iz * TO WOOD CHOPPERS I A Chicago paper is talking about" the pobr-bG»se fijirm worth $4,000 and has $3, in hundreds of cases the ouly systematic the Temperance Banner. 1 called, to the foot of llill Hill, in the Borough, and next World's fair," just as if we didn't have some of the unfortunate little ones. The 500 cash in the twa^ufy. modesty, it wi}] I'Jihg tew a m#n az long, az to make the sSms of sulpcient width for. a carriage moral culture that children receive, is that ••-i:—:— — • -j driveway and sidewalk, pnrsnaht tor petitiop QI Ed­ ' We call attention to the adv. of a trouble enough with this world's " fair." Rev. J. Hyatt Smith is the President and J. A servant girl in Minneapolis, 3*;nn., was he has one single virtew left. « Everv description of Wood Moulding win Lockwood aticf othelsi ' .. ,. • Ax<$s Sale ff recently burned by kerosene, and her em­ wliich is'given by the Sabbath-school. The ThisBbrongh Meeting Is called by the dirocuon large lot of entirely new Quaker Axet, made Senator Sprague, of Rhode Island, has re­ D. Graham Esq. of New York, ope of its Marrying for buty is a poor spekulashun Tho •'•Buildm' Depots'' aye holding. i large lot of Quaker Axe's, (20Q.) made expressly cently presented full suits of clothing to the ployer charged her for the ojl she spilled Sunday-sfchoal ought to-be and is capable of Trim, Panel, Base, Band »?)fl Prqjvn. oh the Court of Burgesses. ,, _ , .... ! A to order, will be sold at a great sacrifice, ** Up by a good' steadfast Republican for the most active canvassing Trustees. The en­ Warden's Office, Borough owner can find no use for them. officers and crew of the revenue cutter and the flor, &c., used to ease her suffer­ becoming the great momi conservator of .forenny man who sees yure wife haz got In another column the advertisement is "Oreeley procession, but fcr which no use terprise needs only to be .known to be ap­ ' ' ' warden or the Borough, It - FRANK P. SMITH. Moccasin, who gave theirs to the survivors ings, He then turned her adrift and she 1 just about az much in her az you liav. . found. Wild be devised. of the Metis. preciated. died. the land. :f$M •rtmwn"***" ""Yy *TrryA-<"• fflT -STLIT'# IINJ-3.IRJI«»32 )soau sno-oaeosi& c*dt inbianoo 'joy od11

c . lo hvsiivA) 67cd ) !3 - 0 * tf li: . iUl'IS'S A Cheerftil Home.- ^ ASSESSORS NOTICE. < YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND j CALL I i-v}' Degslotv & Bush's •i-« *1 r»/f nfn^o i £. r-r n jwvvt Ail fJJ fiat A single'.'word may disquiet an entire "~"OTICE is hereby given to all persons liable' to A Kef Boardini aM Da; Scbetl, pay taxes in the town of Norwalk, to brinjr in THE L&STOF THELOAN family for a Whole day. One surly glance toN the Assessors or to either of them, on or before OF THE IjEwis & PATTERSON,«al DE1MOS leWCOJIB'S casts a gloom over the household, while a PREMIUM SAFETY OIL the 1st ddy of November next, written or printed FOR GIRLS £ YOUNG UOI S, i, td ladj • aiAinr STREET, "';;j ; ^ |for3(niOT~STEEETr^ sjpiie, like a gleam of sunshine, may light lists, (under oath,)ol all the property owned bythem At WEST DARIEN, CONN. , f t on the 1st day of October, 1S72. liable to taxation, Ckicap, Danfille ani f and purchase ypur Tuesday, October 29,1872. up ihe darkest and weariest hours. . Like WILL mi EXPLODE ! otherwise.it will be the duiy of the Assessors to make BEV. C. W. and MBS. SHARP, Principals. \ , OHOibE FAMiEY GB00EBIES, unexpected flowers which spring up along out such' lists according to their judgment and RAILROAD COMPANY. The Fall Term begins Sept. 16. F&fflTS and VEGETABLES our path, full of freshness, fragrance and knowledge, adding teu per cent, thereto^which they IN THEIR PROPER SEASONS. beauty, so the kind words and gentle acts, by law are required to do, and from which lists so 1 FAIBFIEL® COUNTY ITEMS. TEH REASONS WHY THIS OIL 13 SUPERIOR 70 ALL made there can be no appeal. A 77: ' ' « • \ HK School has a dellghtfal and healthy location » and sweet dispositions, make glad the home OTHERS: N. n.—Lists may be returned to the Assessors, at To Careltal Investors. . Tnear the PostOfflce, the Presbyterian and Epis­ vi ites? Also a fine assortitientof " ' J J where peace and blessing dwell. No mat­ the Town Clerk's Office, Norwalk, or to Nelson J. copal Churches, and is but afew minutes walk from 636 Fulton Street, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, NEW CANAAN: First—It is made upon strictlyeciontlflc principles, It is seldom that Mortgages upon new Bailroads the Noroton Station, on tbe N. Y. & N. II. Railroad. ter how humble the abode, if it be thus gar­ and gnaranteed tgafro perfectly pnrc, containing no Craw, at the ofBce of William S. Bouton.city of The special aim of the School will be to give a CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, AC PMNTS,ms A.ND $L&$& chemical nor mixture of any kind, no Naptha nor South Norwalk. are considered snfflelently safe tor the Investment of 41 Judge Culver failed to put in an appear­ nished with grace and sweetness, with kind­ CHARLES F.OSBORN, ) thorough and soand education. Music will be " AGENTS FOB THE , <,-.•* - ness and smiles, the heart will turn longing­ Gasoline. We take ordinary Kerosene and by our NKLsON J, CRAW, !- Assessors. Trnst Funds. It is only when a Railroad I* earning, taught DV an accomplished Professor. Address the BROOKLYN, N. Y. x'U10> ; • f iv$i Are also ageuts for & O* ance last Friday night, and the wbite-sliirted new process extract all the pure and sale oil It. con­ net, an excess of Its Interest obligations, with a cer­ Principals for circulars or any additional informa­ -I! EHPIBE LAliVN HQWCp, ly toward it from all the tumults of the tains, rejecting fully 1-3 (Benzineand Tar) the cause WILLIAM B. HENDRICK, j " tion, or reference may be made to F.W. Bruggerhof, Smith's Bakery, '"} ;AND-THE ^ rjjfg demonstration was postponed. world, and home, if it be ever so homely, of all Kerosene explosions (an Dually destroying 2,000 Norwalk, Oct. 9th, 1ST2. tainty of stoady growth, that Its Bonds ean bo said Prompt personal attention given to orders from Esq., 15'John SU, N. Y., or to Rev. J. W. Coleman, city or country, for Plumbing work in all Its branched And a supply of fresh -PIES, CAKE, BREAD, &c., *" ~ " . •' ',' will be the dearest spot beneath the circuit lives), all bad odors, smoke, &c. to be perfectly Kift. • ! West Darien, Conn. 3mS5 Continental Washing Machine. uSccond—It is pel fcctly safe, under all circumstances In Private Dwellings, llotels, or Manufactories. always on hand. " RIDGEPIELD of the sun. NEW FALL ADD WINTER The CHICAGO, Dismu AXD VraoiimM RAILBOAD 6m*4 and will not explode nor take tire, even ir a lighted is doing this, and has tils certainty. That part of DEWIMON & NEWCOMB, The ladies of the M. E. Church will pro­ And the influences of home perpetuate lamp should be accldently dashed upon the floor and New Millinery Goods. . 53 MAIN STREET. themselves. The gentle grace of the mother broken. Goods It known as the ILLINOIS Division (from Chicago to FOB. SALE. vide an oyster supper, on the afternoon an d lives in her daughters long after her head is Third—It produces a brilliant, uniform flame, and ''•''••"•MRS. S. A. DAWN Danville. 185 mile*,) was] finished last year, and It* TO THE UDimor NORWAIK'AHD VICINITY. > *™ -•—— Is an exceedingly pleasant light to read by, at a cost HE Stock, Fixtures and Good Will of a Grocery furnished with evening of the day of the presidential pillowed in the dust of earth ; and fatherly of >£ cent per hour. Would inform the ladies of Norwalk and vicinity gross earnings have Increased from $34,409.07 in De­ The subscriber takesespleasui pleasure in announcing;srt that T Store in successful operation for more than that she has taken the Millinery and Dressmaking she has just received a NEW AND SPLENDIDID AS-j twenty year* Isoffered for sale. A lease of the build­ TAKE NOTICE! election, Tuesday Nov. 5th, in the basement kindness flnd3 Its echo in the nobility and Fourth—Its use requires no change of lamps. cember, 1871, to $57, B87.W In August, 1373. ing can be had for a term of years If desired. Pos­ courtesy of sons 'who come to wear his Fifth—It is very economical, as It will last consid­ Rooms in .T. T. PKOWI1TS BOILDING, No. 45 The net earnings for Algnst were $80,413.44, or at SOBTMENTOF S oar .USiao;i*wa AND - - • , . .T - of the churcb. They will be happy to see erably longer than other Oils, and costs but a trifle Mala St., where will be found a choice selection of session given immediately. For further particulars SARSAPARILLA. mantle, and to fill liis'place ; while, on the more; hence yon have an oil absolutely eafe and ex­ the rate of $8M,988.61 pet annnm. The total interest enquire of GEO. H. HANDLE, Winnipauk Ct., 84lf I, tuiY OHi s "to their friends from far and near. amu^Cj.x3ST3ssm-sr, liability upon the total issue of bonds upon both the Fall and Winter Millinery Goods, in any desired quantity. other hand, from an unhappy, misgoverned tremely brilliant, with no extra expense. at the lowest New York prices. Also DKESS" I am now prepared to fill all ordefsfor'tbe following Rev. Wm. H. Thomas, of South Norwalk, and disordered home go forth persons who Sixth—It burns freely and odorless; one trial will Illinois and Indiana division* Is 1399,000 gold. The comprising all the NOVELTIES, and the sail f'itim vss convince anv one »f its superiority. MAKING in all its branches, done by the best of ms was announced to address the GRANT & shall make other homes miserable, and per­ SeuenJ/i—-Everybody who-uses it pronounces it the help from the city. mix can give security for the value of the goods entrusted part of it Is now In operation, and the entire division Make a specality to • , S- QBCMMAN. The class of men that disturb, and dis­ or adulterate it, as other Oils frequently are. to tliem. State business references. Address, At MRS. SLAVSON'S, ;5iK ; Thus far, but one political speech has TAYLOR, IRISH & CO., is tobeApished this season and opened to a profita­ v vv order, and distress the world are not those Tenth—It is sold by Bridgeport, Conn .MANUFACTURE: TO ORDER been delivered in Westport during the cam­ born and nurtured amid the hallowed in ble business. In the shape of FEATHERS, FLOWERS, AC., Manufacturing Photographers, St43 The Company is not in debt, and own* a large and HATS AND BONNETS, for the Fall wear. Ladies, paign. No torchlight processions,—no en­ fluences of Christian home;; but rather SELLECK BROTHERS,; 5 please call and see for yourselves. Straw Hats press­ Fairfield Coyaity^ .1H NOTICE. very.valnable real estate in Chicago, beside* having PUUM AND FANCY PARLOR SUITS, thusiasm. -5V4,ti • those whose early life has been a scene of in 6 Gallon and1 Gallon Cans, and In Barrels. ed and dyed. In dvery style of Goods; a large assortment of which «3& \ " *" *1- ' trouble and vexation, who have started . N on WALK, Oct. 22,18T2. an equipment of twenty-three first-class locomotives DRESS PATTERNS AND DRESSMAKING. Sm86 JACKSON BROS., Conductor Ward Nichols, a former resi­ nE undersigned parties being desirous of closing and about 700 cars. they keep constantly on hand, with thelargeststock Wrong in the pilgrimage, and whose course Corbusier's^' their stores at 8 o'clock, p. m., (Saturday even­ of every description of dent of Westport, was in town a fe w days is one of disaster to themselves and trouble Tings excepted) from Nor. 1st, 18T2, to March laf, A first mortgage npon sacha road, at the rate of -o since. . • ; . to those around them. 18i3, and not wishing to Inconvenience their patrons, $18,500 per mile, is a safe investment, and we know 100 Good Men Wanted HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PLANING HILL Mr. A. S. Hurlburt is reported to have do hereby give notice of the same, hoping that the of no other railroad bond, at the price asked for ever exhibited in town. MM: ACADEMY! liberality.of iheir customers willenable them to ac­ this, that can demonstrate a similar valne as a secu­ i •! ON THE . ,, , ,r, purchased the property now occupied by C commodate themselves to the above arrangement :'J ! BUCKINGHAM 4c Co., JE¥ELEB S A SPIRIT LOCK.—Droz, a mechanic of cheerfully. . , SELLECK BROTHERS, rity for savings banks mnd others. -AND- Mr. John N. Betts, on State Street, near the Geneva, produced a clock which excelled LOQKWOOD'S HALL, SMS - v = KEELER, HOLMES & CO. We have sold nearly two millions'of these bonds NEW LONDON WATER WORKS. all others in ingenuity. On it were, seated UNDERTAKERS, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANDA F.ULL bridge. It is the most desirable situation will open on .'V- : to savings banks, trnst companies and the most care­ .03! O 1* a negro, a shepherd and a dog. When the T'~i : • . ful Investors, and have bat $850,000 bonds remaining. . Steady work and good pay, Apply to' .ANDDEALERS IN FURNITURE, for business purposes in the village. clock'struck, the shepherd played six tunes : ii "h i'a- BUILDIN8 GO. »*l. - x^T0CK OI They are for $1,000 eachtand have forty year*, to t08 W.H.BCFFETT,Now London,Ct. Main St., Opposite R. R. Depot, Parties ask that a Steam Fire Engine be on his flute, and the dog approached and run. Interest mi • fA-L-- .. purchased for this village. Such a step, fawned upon him. This wonderful machine ¥eteiaj; Irate 6ft, 1872. SOUTH NORWALK. was exhibited to the King of Spain, who 7 PER CENT/GOLD, South Norwalk,ICt.,: Manufactory and Wholesale. Depot, Bridgeport PINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES while it might incite to good works, would was greatly delighted with it. All the Fashionable Dances of the season taught Conn. IS yet be unwise, for, when fires occur a half- in one coarse of lessons. payable April and October. Present price 90 and ac­ LL VV;I "Tne gentleness of my dog," said Droz, crued interest from October1st in currency. Dealers lit mile from the river, the Engine would in "is his least merit. If your majesty touch LADIES' CLASS . ..3 P. M. JEWEtBT, JIIVB AID PLATE! WAKU GENTLEMEN'S CLASS .. .9 P. M. The last week of onr sales of ILLINOIS Division l^ asromKiKEi t the absence of Public Water Works, one of the apples which you see in the BONDS amounted to $500,000. Early orders are there­ ofeverydescriptlon. > . , Terms $6,00; Payable on subscribing. JLumber, Timber, Lath, Slate, HE Borough of Norwalk offer for sale'a Hand : shepherd's basket you will admire the fore suggested, in order to secure any portion of this • maifis • •• • - ;: have to depend on wells, and there is no animal's fidelity." NEW FALL AKD WINTER T Fire Engine, built by John H. Sickles, of New i well in town that could resist the suction extremely desirable loan. A- , Tarred Felt, Lime, Brick, Tork City. It is a Piano~' ~Crane " Neck ' " Machine,-two — The king took an apple, and the dog flew •s/".W£ For further particulars, statement of earnings, streams, squirrel tail suction; lengthlength of breaks, 8424 Repairing, In all lt« Branc|ei ' of a steamer longer than twenty minutes. at his hand, barking so loud that the king's maps of the line, Ac.,- apply to | Cement and Plaster. > ; feet; length of stoke 9 inches;. diameter of cylinder dog, which was in the room, began to bark 8% inches. The engineis in good order and repair. Urist eo '-Done in the best manner. - The horse disease has reached here. ,S. E. OLMSTEAD, Esq., ' Her record is A No. 1: defeated a 12 inch cylinder lOlIaJL also. At this the courtiers, not doubting engine,Klppowarn, of Stamfoid, and twice defeated IMtcSacSsaiia Four cases are reported, but none of them that it was an affair of witchcraft, hastily NORWALK, I DRESS GOODS, Manufacturers of Compo Engine. No. 2, of Westport, same slse cylin­ ALSO. jBL OJSLH.^D.I'PIOI - raft fatal. Vi! der as the Sickles' machine. The Company who mSi left the room, crossing themselves as they Or to ' DOORS, SASHES, have run this machine have three silver trumpets Capt. Charles Sherwood has been heard departed. Having desired the minister of . B. 8HATTUCK. Bankers, won in trials, and whenever and wherever she bis BLINDS, BOXES, been entered for trial has always beei^he su<«se8«f)il A|Ksfor Smith'sKmerican Organs . from as having passed the straits of Giber- marine (the only one who ventured to re­ HUMAN HAIR YORK! 23 Nasiu St., New ITork, i main) to ask the negro what o'clock it was, one. For farther particulars apply to " ; altar, on his way up the Mediterranean. -AT- . j 37 GENERAL AGENTS. IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, MOVLDINGS, BRACKETS, 84 C. F. LOOMIS, Chief Engineer, Notwalk^tfti the minister did so, but obtained no reply. BALUSTERS, NEWELS, To whirb we would invite the attention of the Wm. Randolph Bradley, of this place, Droz then observed that the negro had not Q.O TO WCKWbOD'S, and buy a BEAUTIFUL will remain in Galveston daring the winter yet learned Spanish, upon which the ques­ KLEIN & EMANUEL'S. earn ^irs>s WINDOW & DOORFRAMES, LAMP, only ONE DOLLAB. musical public, tion was repeated in French, when the HE undersigned have the pleasure of informing -AT- . , STAIR RAILS. ,,, • it i and spring. . EOTICE ~? black immediately answered him. At this T their numerous friends and customers that Mr. A thumb and two fingers nnceremonious- S hereby given that the Selectmon and Town A. Simonson, of Bridgeport, the popular Human u: sos}3'.'®£a I. prodigy the firmness of the minister also Clerk of the town of Norwalk, will hold a session Hair Work Manufacturer, has established a branch JSTOTIOE. ly cut off by a circular saw, is the latest forsook him, and he retreated precipitately, at the Town Ilouse, for the purpose of examining of his business at onr Fancy Store. Ladies will find Planing, Sawing, Turning, & Soroll declaring that it must be the work of a the qualifications ef electors and admitting to the a full and large assortment of real hair, mmAflDfim sensation at Howe's Sash and Blind factory. elector's oath, those who shall be found qualified,on PLUMBING! PLUMBING I sin . Mr. Gustavus Upson was the sufferer. supernatural being. Monday, the 21st inst., from 9 o'clock in the forenoon SWITCHES, CUBES, CHIGXOA'S, BRAIDS, EABLE & SMITH'S Sawing done at short notice. :' j until 5 o'clock afternoon, and by public adjouumcnt FROSTS, HALF AND FULL WIGS, PUFFS, ANING engaged the services of lX'B. LUM, a On Saturday Mr. John Gorham and a of said meeting will be In session for the said pur­ f '>"/n* •'• - i 1 j < and every other article belonging to the business. i vxiJ o' r, Constantly on hand - > plumber of great experience, and favorably ^ man named Clarke, carpenters, were en- Dr. JOHNSON AND CHARLES DICKENS.—A pose at the omce of Wm. S. Bonton, in South Nor­ knownH in this vicinity as a practical workman in all writer in Notes and Queries discovers the walk, on Tuesday, the 22d inst., from 9 o'clock in the Old Hair Work altered and worked over in any style X gaged at Mr. Martins, when a stick of tim- forenoon, nntil 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and on desired, or any new article made to order at very QOODS, branches of plumbing, I shall .be able to snpply the., LUMBER MARKET. original of Sam Weller's delightful story of Wednesday, 23d inst., at the store of Hanford & short notice. ;; : public with the best work at short notice. Leave ~"ber, in which a sharp chisel had been left, the man "as killed hisself on principle" in Osborn, in the Third Voting District, from 10 o'clock, Yellow Pine, Ash and Black Walnut yonr orders for - fell. The chisels edge came in contact with Boswell's "Life of Johnson." He says : nntil 5 o'clock, afternoon; and will also be in session HAIR JEWELRY! Z ' OAP STONE FOOT WARMERS, TO cents. for the same purpose, on Saturday, tlie2Gth inst., at Particular attention given to this branch Hopiu« S at E. K. LOOKWOOD'S.3 LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS, BATH TUBS,WATER ."; 0ne of Gorham's fingers catting it badly, "It would seem rather - incredible to put said Town House from.9 o'clock in the forenoon un­ Jf'j FLO OBI BT j down to Dr. Johnson's conversation one of to secure a share of thethe Ladies patronage. CLOSETS, BOILERS. BASINS, LEAD, and the falling timber crushed Clarke's hand. til 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and not afterwards, Respectrully, KLEIN & EMANUEL, IN All THE NEW SHADES, TIN-LINED AND BLOCK TIN '} sit "lu i! the wildly comic stories of Mr. Sam Weller, with this exception; the said Selectmen aud Town Norwalk, Conn. - ALSO, \ Mr. James R. Jesup and family have gone Clerk wi'l be in session on Tuesday, the &th day of •PIPE, tic., dic.i'&e., Timber, Lrobcr, Junior, but to him it undoubtedly belongs. November next, at said Town House, from 9 o'clock to the city for the winter. All will remember in 'Pickwick'—to which OTICE!.—The above iscorrect, and in addition TRU DOOR SILLS, WINDOW CASINGS, A TRIMMINGS, ai'' of which are offered at lowest market rates. in the forenoon, nntil 12 o'clock, noon, if necessary, I sliould*mention that this arrangement was "• Call aVd «ee- I cannot refer, as it is not in my library—a and not afterwards, for the purpose of admitting to N I Viti -AT- A large assortment of approved kinds for sale by LEWIS J. CCKTIS, Ai Friday afternoon Dr. Stevens and W B. necessar;ry for the continued demand of my cuato- 1 fHf FENCE RAILINGS, PICKETS, POSTS,4c. narration by the inimitable Sam of a gentle, the elector's oath, if found qualified, such persons mers of' Norwalk, at the same time I take pleasure M'f H. M, & C. S. PROWITT. 2Btf 23 Main Street, Norwalk, Ct. "Wright- were driving- from Westport to man who was so fond of muffins that he en­ only whose rights to be made electors shall have of informing my wortny patrons, that of late years Office and Factory sitnated at foot of Marshall St. •Norwalk when near Piatt's burying ground matured after Saturday, the 26th inst., aud on or be­ I import the hair aud manvfaclure myself. Great Lumber Yards situated between draw-bridges, and dangered his life. His doctor thereon for­ fore the day of electors'meeting. adjoining dock'of Danbury & Norwalk K. R, • their horse took fright and funning, upset bade the indulgence, but the patient was ob­ Norwalk, October 7th.18T2. . . inducement are oSered to the public. The " STAMFORD" ANDREW SELLECK, 1 A. SIMONSON, Bridceport, A. SIMONSON & CO., BURR KNAPP, Pres., H. R. FITCH, Sup't, Boilders' Hardware, 4m, the vehicle and threw- them to the ground. stinate. Danbury, KLEIN &• EMANUEL, Norwalk; ay t EARtft SMITH'S. " 'Do you think two shilling's worth of WILLIAM S. EOUTON, y Selcclmen. •: • J!; f k T. BAKER, Treasurer. lfr Sewing MaoTi1nio> Both were considerably injured. : r JOSEPH P. HANFORD,) M AT WHILESAIE ARB SnAII.' muffins would kill me, doctor ?' he asks. 'It HENRY K. SELLECK, Town Cleik. •Sh 1 DECEIVED FIBST PBEMIUMi ; The town "Board" of Education is in a might,' said the doctor. 'Half a crown's ES.O*. ssfaiTdi OFFICE AND YARD: IVE GEESE FEATHERS, at ^ j At American Istltnte Fair, IS71. * . muddle and cannot tell whether it is, or is worth would for certain, then ?' 'I should E. K. LOOKWOOD'S. NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING, think it would,' said the doctor.' 'Thereon AN DO ANI DESCRIPTION OJTOBK FROM not a legal Board. • .Z- i WatMncton Street, So. Norwalk the gentleman,' says Sam, bought three :a C Heavy Leather to Lace or Net TVork. Sefrs SOtf The various churches,warned by the chilly shillings' worth of muffins, toasted, buttered, faster than any other. Makes a round, even lock DEALERIN TOILET SERVICES, stitch, alike on both sides, is more elastic than that CENTS will purctfase one box of PATENT disagreeable weather of one week ago, kin­ ate them, and blew his brains out.' 'God .5 BOHEMIAN ORNAMENTS, -.: of anv Other shuttle machine, and tess liable to 15 CLOTHES PJ NS, at E. K. LOCKWOOD'S. bless me !' cries Pickwick, 'why did he do PARIAN STATUETTES.. . . break iri^washiqa. Cannot miss stitches. Easily dled more than ample fires last Sunday. Did Carriage Shop. TABLE FLOWER STANDS. operated.' For sale at the stare of I j The temperature in open air went up instead that ?' 'To prove that the doctor was in the SUPERB LUSTRES, t b WE HAVE AN ASSORTMENT OF wrong 1' SHADES AND STANDS, HI YE & MOFFATT, ? of down, and there was complaint of too • New Carriages and other Vehicles 'made to order, "Now the exact origin of this is in Bos­ and Repairing and Jobbing dope in the best manner, ,. hit-'- fw'r.fc LAVA VASES, HALL, STAMFORD, Ct., or at tbefactory of much heat. A month hence, northern blasts well's 'Johnson,' vii., 238, Murray's edition. PROPERTY FOR SALE. and with the utmost dispatch. ... LAVA SMOKESETTS, TOW. BISHOP'S SALTS,\ Having arranged to carry on the business lately will settle tbe.difficulty. Johnson was taking about suicide. Mr. / at lowest possible prices, at >B|1|IU8EWIHB MACHI8E G0MPAIT.| s conducted by his brother, on wa IncludiBg It is now some twenty years since Christ Beauclerk said: E, K. LOCKWOOD'S. "Agent ' v !>ted for every town in Connecticut. IO S-£CU-a " 'That every wise man who intended to MARSHALL STREET, KIS8BNGEN, Church Society, purchased a cemetery. shoot himself took two pistols, that he might VICHY AND In twenty years, about two hundred have be sure of doing it at once. Lord 's and engaged the skillful and experienced workmen liOi T?1 nann. cook shot himself with one pistol, and lived lately employed by him, the subscriber feels confi­ r.-r there been interred,—ten per year on the dent that he can satisfy all the old customers of the PINTERS -By using these Salts according to the directions o* average. At this date, the tract measuring ten days in great agony. Mr. , who SPRUCE, loved buttered muffins, but durst not cat Bnildinglots at Darien $100 00 New Flour Barrels For Sale. tbe bottle, any person inay.obtain as good a drink aa not far from 150,000 square feet, and allow­ Building lots at Darien 125 00 Oldest Stand in Norwalk, when drawn bom the fqjitntaln. them because they disagreed with his 200 00 NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY new Flour Barrels ing six feet by two for every person bnried. stomach, resolved to shoot himself; and then Bnildinglots at Darien O fbr sale LOW, at ba'f cost for Cash. Call on or Bnildinglots at Noroton 2E0 00 address the NORWALK LOCK CO., and such other: as may be led to extend to htm tbelr B.M.&C. S.PBOWifff One thousand two hundred and fifty years he eat three buttered muffins for breakfast, Building lot s at Noroton....— S00 00 1141 South Norwalk, Conn. patronage. before shooting himself, knowing that he Bnildinglots at Noroton 400 00 4t C. M. TCTTLE. wili be required to fill it. Building lots at Noroton S00 00 ,'r hM>_ should not be .troubled with indigestion Building lots at Daiien S25 00 HEMLOCK, AVb"1® LEAD POISON. iCards in circulation annou nee that Mr. J. He had two charged pistols; one was found Building lots at South Norwalk 600 00 An Agent wanted in every County in theState, tosell Elwood will be married on November 5th. lying charged upon the table by him, after Villa Plots at Darien 900 00 he had shot himself with the other. 'Well,' Villa Plots at Darien 1,300 00 UftSffiS PAUL. Villa Plots at Darien 1,400 00 MILL'S ADJUSTABLE TREADLE, meta. cicely raaembling. sliver. said Johnson, with an air <1f triumph, you House and Lot at Koton Point....- 1,450 00 FOB SEWIKG MACHINES. see here one pistol was sufficient." House and Lot at Noroton 1.COO 00 KSaa D ANBURY. Villa Plotsat-Darien 1,600 00 Saves the health and strength of the operator. Call pipe* as pare 5B If drawn tteoogh House and Lot at Noroton 1,800 00 and see it in operation at silver, Jt is as flexible and aa Governor Jewell will address the citizens S. Li VEBSOI'S) Cliapel Street, BLACK WALNUT, easily -workt^ as lead pipe; it ie of Danbury, on Thursday night. A GOOD BEGINNING—HonErastus Corn­ House andLot at Darien • 2,000 00 also stroBaw isd more, durable. ing died not long since, at Albany, worth House and Lot at Kowayton 2,200 00 41*41 or ad'Jress Box SS8, Norwalk P. O. By its use, licoa nMt,Jead and zinc The Society for the Prevention of Liquor Building lot at South Norwalk 2,BC0 00 poison are aH aw^M, »nd gen­ Selling " voted" Monday evening to offer a nearly ten million dollars. He came to the House and Lot at Kidgefield "3,000 00 eral health.promoted. - It is a gre*t hwifit to :the city in early boyhood, poor and friendless, House and Lot at West.Darien 3,200 00 Tea and Coffee. CLOSING OUT rewardward of $50 for evidence that convicte a House and Lot at Darien 3,500 00 community," and enhances the xeal yaloe of every liquor seller.—Sews. seeking enplovment. Applying at a store for House an! Lot at Soute Norwalk. 4,000 00 H. M. & C. S. PROWITT are agents for the house in which it te introdued. ft js alaD^chMiper work of some kind,the merchant thought him Forty-three acres land at Darien 4,300 00 £>yr±". ASH AND than lead pipe when strength and dncafeiUtyaq:.con­ 'vV,f sidered. Circulars and sample of pipe sent to mall too small and young for service. House and Lot at Riflgefield 4.500 00 United States Tea Compaiiy, x '<* •••• free. Address tbe > • •• • • GREENWICH. "Why, my little boy," said he," what can Ilouse and Lot at Darien s;ooo 00 and ofl'er their goods at New York prices. 41 House and Lot at Norwalc £>,500 00 «! Above are a few of our patterns > COLWELLS, SHAW & WILLARQ MTO CO„ Judge M. L. Mason formerly of Westport you do*?" 6,0i0 00 -4 NO. 818 CENTRKfiT,, NEWTORK. is president of the Greeley Club of this town. House and Lot at South Norwalk ® of Mouldings. Our assortment' aidu.AlsOjMannfacinrers mauuiacuircis of>ui oiuck*iiBlock-Tin Pipe,-Bar-Tin, " Can do what I am bid, sir!" was the House andLot at South Norwalk 7,000 00 J. U. CASUER, 2 C embraces iooo designs. At our S Sheet-Lead, Lead-Pipe, Solder, Jkc. Orders filled at Portchester Hem. prompt reply. Honse and Land at New Canaan : 7,500 00 sight. That reply secured him a place, and that House and Lot at Darien...... 8,000 00 Manufacturer of Ladies' Gentlemen's and Children's Is Salerosoms can be found in stodc, o > ; NATIONAL PARK BANK.l Large Farm at Ridgefield 9,000 00 FBKE BOOTS aiatl SHOES. ' i-jii- VHITETOOD] NEW YO«K. May 10,1870. / - STAMFORD. spirit made him a favorite with his employer, Hiver front at Five Mile River 9,000 00 C9 ready for immediate delivery, a 7 To the ColvitU, Sliaw Willard M'/'g Co.:' Hon. Delafield Smith, Henry E. Now land and assured steady promotion. Any young House and Lot at Sonth Norwalk. 10,000 00 The best stock to be found in the market, and the £ great variety of patterns and sizes 0) DEAKSIES: OnR bank bttilding having been plnmb- man who is ready for hard work and attends House andLot at South Norwalk 11,000 00 very best workmanship guaranteed. Repairing neat­ —OF— ed throughont with your Tin-Lined Lead Pipe, we ofNew York and Gen. Clinton B. Fisk of House and Lot at South Norwalk 12,000 00 ly and expeditiously done. Store opposiie the GA­ O of Crown, Base, Panel, Band, ' to his duties promptly and with thorough­ ZETTE TJII take pieasnrein.8tating that it has worked toour ea- St. Louis, Mo., are to -address the Republi­ House and Lot at South Norwalk 14,000 00 LS .TIINO. 41tf tire satisfaction. NO repairs have been made np to ness, may hope to succeed. Idlers and shir House and Land at Ridgefield 15,000 00 C Door and Trim Mouldings; Cas- £ GEORGE H. RICE. cans of Stamford and vicinity on Thursday 16,000 00 the present time. Yours respectfully, evening. kers, whose aim is to do as little as possible Farm at New Canaan ••A- O ings, Jambs, Georgia Pine Hearth • MANUFACTURER OP J.L. WORTH, Cashier.C have a hard road to travel. Hotel Property at Gregory's Point 20.000 00 . 'I am Q( the opinion that your Tfn-Liced Lead Pipe The horse disease which ia so prevalent Fin Residence at South Norwalk 26,000 00 LUMBER,* Border and Door Saddles, Return ^ will,' in a sanitary point of view, be of inQnite good in New York, seems to have broken out 'in Choice House and Land at Darien 30,000 00 . ' (• v ^ Beads, Gothic Beads, Parting toour citizens. Railroad* and S iinday Schools. . Villa Property at Rye 45,000 00 FALL and WINTER • *. i v s vj V:; •- . •' •'-; Stamford. Fine Business Property at Norwalk 50,000 00 £ Strips, ifc., dfc. 3mSS WILLARD PARKER, M. D., N£w York. Gulf Stream Engine Co. No. 2 have or­ Harper's Drawer for October has the fol­ Valuable Estate at Stafford eo,ooo oo Has in Show room, at his Factory, PICTURES and S. PAKULSKI ' - ; : -I ® BUILDERS' DEPOTS Itv - * ganized a series of socials for the coming lowing : PICTURE FRAMES of any kind, BLACKING CAB? season, similar to those given by the com- 2 No, 486 NINTH AVENUE, r* INETS, LIBRARY AND PANTRY STEPS, COMi "I- ' S)'tiff ;'6as'"l5?il " pany last winter. The railroad car is, no doubt, the car of For full description of these andmany other plots Respectfully informs the ladies of Norwalk and vi­ CD MODES, MANTLE MATCH SAFES, PHOUK progress and' of civilization. Push it on­ cinity, that he has engaged the serviced of a Saiel & Rived, Pile & Cedar * GRAPHIC MATCH SAFES, LADIES' FOW The brick work of the new banking house and dwellings, enqnire at office of Cor. 3d Av. & 27th St., N.Y. Z STOOLS, LADIES' CUTTING-OUT BOARDS.' of the First National Bank is nearly com­ ward. A missionary of the American Sun­ BOOK SAFES, BRACKETS, WARDROBE HACKS; day School Union in South-western Mis­ MILLINERY, BUTTER PATS, SPADES AND FORKS, TOWRI pleted.—Advocate souri, in giving an account of his work in a FIRST-CLASS MANUFACTURER. ! : .'.'i. A. HANCE. ROLLERS, KNIFE TRAYS AND CLEANERS^ MELVILLE E. MEAD, BREAD PLATES. You can saVe money by coming new country, where are thousands of people to my factor* for Pictures and Picture Frames of any lea Charles Lorenzo Beach, of West Strat­ who never saw a railroad, says : -OF- . .. . j kind, or I will call at your residence with samples ot .'"BROTHERS ford, has been arrested, by officer Sypher, "A few days ago I was on a train and saw LAND WANTED. Frames. • m ' charged with violation of the election law a middle aged man from the Ozark moun­ Waslinsto Street, Cor. ef Mail, N.B.—All kinds of Fancy Job work done,also HAVE DOUBLED THEIR MANUFACTUBINa , in putting the names of persons on the tains get on board. He seemed very much AI^TED to purchase for cash,-a tract of Wood: Turning and Scroll Sawing. Walnut Stock furnish FACILITIES BT TnE. ADDITION OF TWO •* Registry list who have no right to vote. Hiiitaii Hair Work, FANCY GOODS, Land near South Norwalk. Also, a few acres ed. Manufactory at Spring Hill, Norwalk, Conn MORE LARGE STORES TO THEIB PRE­ frightened when the train moved off. Pres­ of Bi~oe' Landalso, . a .plot of Salt Meadow. near the Reservoir. Address Box 436, Norwalk P.02 ri ently the conductor came through, and (SWOSDS' BJJitDIMG,) ' Address or apply to E. APELL, Agent, 2nd door from Post Offlce. SENT PREMISES, FOR THE SALE OF when he opened the door and the clangor of , L. VANDERBILT, BRIDGEPORT. who will make up, at his shop, all kinds of work de­ 8m24* • South Norwalk. the wheels was heard, the stranger sprang sired byladies, in the latest and most approved styles, UTH, PICKETS & MOULDINGS. r LOOK AT IT! The horse distemper is raging throughout South Norwalk, Conn. making over 41 Combings" of the ladv^ own hair, or the city to a large extent.—Standard. to his feet and screamed at the top of his Bojs'4 CMltai voice, 'Mister Manager, stop the critter, for will snpply hair to order. He has also constantly on Logic's Patent Adjustable its gwine off! Its gwine off! I'm a dead hand, a fine assortment of The age has become sordid. The young man sartain 1' He had come 75 miles to Whenyouare ready to purchase your men avoid all employments but those snp- see it." Switclies, STOV'E PIPE THIMBLE posed to be lucrative. The colleges are The missionary asked a mati about the INSURANCE OP ALL KINDS Clothingi thinned out, because "one does not need a prospect of gettin up a school in his neigh­ FOURTH AVE., opposite Cooper Institute. , BraidLs, > i Having purchased tbe stocks of WM. K liberal education in order to make money." borhood. He replied, "Wa-al, sur, I speck • EFFECTED IN FALL AND WINTER LAFAYETTE PLACE, opposite Astor Flaoe.' Populous counties may be found without a you kin not, fur they fish, hunt and trap all MERINO UNDER GARMENTS, VENTILATOR, " NEW YORK. 1 JAMES' NEPHEWS and LEWIS HUBBELL, single young man in their schools fitting for day Sundays. They haintgot much edifica­ Churls, tfce., I*. ;r. ; COMBINED, AT j p .;f;} Msifes bti* mm'Sfarr college. And the mania is to grow rich fast, tion, and 1 don't like to live among 'em." First-Class Companies. *- itf.1 •i&h-.ctli'' • .*'.#£/ and to become millionaires by successful To the question "How many children are which he is able to sell at lower rates than ever be­ Dealer, and leased*tlie premises heretofore speculation rather than by steady industry. there in your neighborhood ?" another man fore offered. Ladies desiring ench work, will do li!. K. LOCKWOOD'S. riTHE CELEBRATED UNIVERSITY MEDICINES This is a perpetual temptation to fraud. "He well to call before purchasing elsewhere, as he can Previous to moving into their occupied by these parties, at the Bridge, I li.A fall assortment always on hand. Seethe replied : "Thar's about eighty. brats, and UniversityAlmanacs. ... that maketh haste to be rich shall not be in­ assure them that he can sell twenty per cent, lower »WSCLOTHHI;, * twenty yung fellars, and twenty-five gals, TICKETS TO EUROPE B.M. 4C. S. PROWITT. * nocent," wrote the wise man of old. With and they all ought to be in a Sunday School, than any other dealer. i solicit a continuance of the patronage form this is naturally coupled a profuse expendi­ for they is very obnoxious sometimes, I tell •- - j ture and a growth in luxury which can only you." VIA WHITE STAR LINE. erly given to them, and shall endeavor to Just give me a call and examine my TONSORIAL PALACE; be maintained by a large income, in Surely the Sunday School is needed in HE subscriber haa refitted the well-known Hair NEW [8TORE merit the same by attention to customers FRANK HEAD, T Dressing Saloon, in. Gazette Building, in an lack of which resort must be had to fraud. such regions as much as the railroad. " He has also fitted up a elegant manner, and takes pride in Calling public Fast living and an over-estimate of money attention thereto. Hewillexert himself to maintain a are at the bottom of the increasing dishon­ and by keeping a full stock of -p The question of administrative reform in PRIYATE SALOON FOR I*Ir8t-Cl«B» Hair Dreaaln(g 8aioeat esties of the day.—Advance. Drafts on Ireland For Sale. VV**.- -'-ft' Stock of Goods, and to conduct its business in snch a manner as to • — State and National politics is one of great WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL give complete satisfaction to ail who favor him with A FATHER'S ADVICB TO A BRIDE.—Said importance to Carpenters and Builders, but —IN — their patronage. Competent workmen will be found the knowledge that a large assortment of in the salodn at all reasonable hours of the day aad a young husband whose business specula­ Laflies' & CMlflren's HairDressing. night. Shaving, Hair Dressing^ Hair Dyeing-, Crirl- tions were unsuccessful; "My wife's silver superior Wood Mouldings (at reasonable -which I will ing, etc., executed in the best manner and in the tea-set, the bridal gift of a rich uncle, prices) can be had at '•Builders' Depots," LOANS NEGOTIATED' GOOD LIMBER. latest styles.' This is the only place in town where cor. Third Avenue and 27th Street, and 487 customers can experience the delightful sensation of doomed me to financial ruin. It-involved Ninth Avenue, New York, is one of greater 'Hair Brushing by Machinery." a hundred unexpected expenses, which my CONFECTIONER, A private room for ladies,witha separate entrance interest to them.—Bead advertisement in r trying to meet made me the bankrupt I am." He occupies the fine store in ELY'S BLOCK) Murray's Building, Main St., # has been fitted up where special care will be given to His experience is the experience of many another column. formecjy occupied as a Drug Store,—one of the best •i SELL AT VERY LOW PRICES. NO. 3, GAZETTE BVLLDIIS^. cutting and dressing Ladies'and Children's hair, ete. others, who, less wise, do not know what is locations in the city, In the rear of the Ladies' Sa- A STEAM PLANING MILL in close *».__ -T i ; W. C. KITZ.'^ f No accidents have ever occurred from Securities Bought and Isold. loon he baa a fine Agent for various brands of r.t the goblin of the house, working its destruc­ •S» gTOVE' REPAIRS, at tion. A sagacious father of great wealth burning, storing or handling Prrtt's Astral proximity to the yard,will enable me to ftinr LOCKWOOD'S exceedingly mortified his daughter by order­ Oil. Over 100,000 families, who continue to AND A I also •l.fli* Fine Silegars. use it, can testify to its perfect safety. It Hiar Dressing and Shaving Saloon h any desired variety of manufactured ing it to be printed on her wedding cards: November 1st, 1872, Mantiacturer of "No presents except those adapted to an in­ gives also a clear, soft and beautiful light— *dk' come of $1000." Said he: "You must not unequalled even by gag, GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS '<'FOR GENTLEMEN. '* ~ stock. Special contracts made for deliver •Ji : 'acofl $1000 Reward. | expect to begin life in the style I am able, — i»—i«I » .•3JH iipO.J3' WARDEN'S OFFICE,BOROtf&H.orfNORWALKJ flng by teams, rail or vessel. ^ NoawaiJt, Coaw.r Sept. #tb.1818. '( » by many years of labor, to indulge; and I A girl at Keokuk wanted to get rid of a CONDUCTED AT OFFICE OF HannfactDre all m; stock ofClothin([ ICE CREAM N pursuance of an order of the Court of Burgestean know of nothing which will tempt you to tiresome lover, and so, according to the f *>$. * tamw,SSi'& iwlt JafiffesSsft • _ of the Borough of Norwalk, a reward of One" try it more than the well-intentioned but Buffalo Express, she promised to marry him Important Notice S isi Thousand Dollars, is hereby offered for the discovery! All Goods! at 10 pel cent, less BY STEAM POWER. •> : .">!« and exhibition of evidence which shall lead to the. pernicious gifts of rich friends." Such ad­ when Greeley is elected. Melville I!, l^iead. A CARD FaOM detection and cbnvlction'of any person or comblna-* vice to a daughter is timely. If other The Treasury Department has issued the tion of Persona who have within Bix monthslast past,}' parents would follow the same plan, many 1?. WHITNEY, WATER STREET, NORWALK. Families, Parties, Pic-nics, &c., supplied at short or who shall within six months from the date hereof,, following amount of certificates of deposit '''' ' SOrOPH KOBT7AI.K,CT. young men would be spared years of inces authorized by act ofCongree June8th,1872. PESOTOGRA PEER, Cost Hi notice, in large or small quantities. set Are to any buildin? or boildings within said? asab oo lant toil and anxiety; they would not find At New York, $1,490,000: Boston, $840,000; NORWALK, CONK. -^ %^,i, themselves on the downward road because INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS: The time has arrived, when in the achievements Please give tne a call and judge for yourselves on Philadelphia, $240,000. of our art, success is no longer a question of experi­ grippe. If the prices dont snit, yon ain't obliged to Soda Water and Root Beer. rnam&i • -— ' •• rnmm their wives had worn all of their salary, or Lucky escape.—A lady, aged 98, lately ment and time, but each sittlugis a positivesuccess, fi, I'ro ^ 4 9500 REWARD. Ttf-sijf expended it on the appointments of the fell down stairs and broke her arm. Luckily and the miracles that are daily wrought tn the taking GEORGE WOODS & C0'8 'TMIE subscriber will pay a reward of Fivs-Hnu-i bouse. The fate of the poor inan who found it has been mended again. 4t qne time fears of children,—as by a lightning flash,—insures the As we wish to open the New with an eatier A 'dred Dollar/Tor the detection and conviction of r a }inchpln, and felt himself obliged to make fc5'r public aeainst any failure even with the most uneasy tbe person or-persons guilty of .setting lire to hieL % carriage to fit it. is the fate of the husband were entertained lest she shquld hayc been child. To obtain these results has taken many years barn and carriage house, en the night of the Utli of, a cripple for life. of toil,.and the study of books devoted to the ad­ slruVi ALL OP THE LATEST STYLES August, 187S., The above reward-to be in addition t* f who finds his'onae in possesion of gold and vancement of Photographic Art! conventions have REMEMBER THE PUCE. any reward offered by the Borough^of Nvryaik^^ j' V O E Gr A N" S. silver valuables, and no large income to been attended, and every improvement adopted of —OF— WM. K.SfAMIS. aiipport the owners in gold and silver style. Dickens and other writers have made real benefltjo the public. All of which has beep at­ Vi f tended with heavy cost, and without the rewards O. F. ':^ •iU »v.\iT£v "iS? •»! » — sport of missionary efforts for the benefit of that follow in the wake of other business. Hereaf­ new srdcx A GREAT OFFER! distant people with unpronounceable names. "If you don't want the soot, don't go up ter CASn WILL BE REQUIRED IN ADVANCE TINTED PAPER HORACE' WATERS, 481" BROADWAY, N. Y ' the chimney," was the reply of a Macon, The labors of missionariss in the Fiji Islands OF. SITTINGS. This rule has been adopted by the -Of Bridgeport, Will disposeof "ONE HUNDRED PIANOS, MXLO-f is a sufficient reply to. their £jings. Thirty- LL KINDS leading men in our business throughout the country, —AND- Qa., etlitqi to "respectable" parties who re­ and is the only rule that will save Photographers V f'l'i V't i«»-. .-'jl ' ' vyi ' , DEONS, and ORGANS ofslxflrst-class makers,in-. si»years ago the Wesleyah missionaries rroro ruin. You will #cc the justice of this on re­ eluding Waters's,at«XT*iirti.*i.owp»iois ro*Ci«« quested him not to mention the foot that —OF- has secured the agency for these remarkable instrn- aln Street, Korwalk, Conn. xoNTq,or willtakefrom I4toti0 montb they had been arraigned in the police courts. commenced'thie'r labors among the canni­ flection. Persons have been in the habit of trying meats and the attention of tbe musical people of the DURING THIS -F bals of those islands. They found a people an artist, taking his time andchemicals, and getting —OP— vicinity is called to the Beauty ana Variety ENVELOPES, ly" until paid; the same to let,'and rent applied The President, on Tuesday, issued a proc­ proofs without remuneration, making some frivo of the effects iound in their purebased; - A new kind of Parlor Organ, the mostt in the lowest stat<^of degradation; canni­ lous excuse of hair or dress, as a reason for not li- beautiihrstyleand per.'ect tone ever made, noweiti lamation abolishing the disbriminating balism, infanticide,Strangling of widows at fJ OB PBSM'IS® Farnaeea.: FOR SALE- BY exhibitionat*81 Broadway, New York. 8isi duties on all produce,manufactures merchan­ their husband's death, were recognized by dise entering the United States ports in custom and sanctioned by religion. Now .. .. Dgm.141..52 COMBINATION SOLO ISTOPS, fHeateri,.^'«'^'-' ' .oil r? •ri- Japanese vessels, from and after the second Executed with neatness and dispatpli SEAS0NA1LE 0DS. GOAiL HODS, ; these practices are all abolished, and the 6x10 Photograph, plain S200 first a* well as their V, •-» _-rr Igstant. church numbers 22,799 members and 107,200 .. n duplicate lODeach ••"j'-wifijjj pumps IBW " « Berlin and Shadow.. ... Si 50 first ^ *s*. •is ©• PARDOglMkwft During the examination of a witness as lo attendants qpQi)' t^b'ac worsjh^p, Eftaqy of —AT THE — •• •> " " duplicate. 100 each Purity of Tone, 5 a-W ! V- ft® lopallty of* the stairs in a house, the whqm qnce were, cannibals, at test'the in- Old Daguerreotypes, Tintypes. Card pictures, en­ and Sinks, WATER! WATER! vni WiAT^.WARMIK^ Counsel asked him : "Which - way did the flifeitefe of'taissioaaiy labor; • Sclio51s have larged to Photographs of any size, and. (jnish^d In Mloetyiof Finish .1 ."J-.! r; , ELLS REPAIRED and SUNK, with Paten gpirs runT* The witness replied:' "One been established,-and the people are steadily / GAZETTE " ' ink, oil or water colors. " ' ' Klien k Ennel. — AT — -AT- advancing in the scale of intelligence and Parents are advised to bring their little ones be­ W Cement WellPipe,by lyay they ran up bu| the other way they tween 10 a. in. and 2 o'clock p. m. and iElegant; Design. CHAS.T.LEOSAW* (as down.' v morality. Ctyn infidelity show such results ? STEAM PRINTING OFFICE; 30 E. T. WIIITNEY. 42-6 E. ^LOCKWOOD'S. Norwalk Feb. 27,1672. JE2. K. LOCKW OOD'8. mm " Do yoc consider the disease one about Hsngsrisn Fairs* ttlMBS BBOCBWAY'S CONFECTION ER Y, DOMESTIC AND FANCY SAKERYa "The" four" annual' fairs helij 'at^estlir SOH OOI. whUh thaitii&lic need feel at all alarmedf STRTL S. 1. SMITH, I , B GBEES'S CITY EXPRESS, " Not to any great extent. If the sick though they have declined of late, are of Ide Oream, tbo. SucCesaorto A.B.ALLEN. - ' * ,'S- '< hones be properly cared for and treated in much importance, and supply half of Hun­ liiia.11;: ii'fi l|b C^uih,§ttasMiL thor^ofch la- Successor to S. R. BnnSngJcCo., mHE undersigned havingpurcbasedtheeBtireln- EMPORITJ iitruc X terest of A. B. Allen, i n the City Express Busi­ AU'; ®a«day> Ootober 29),1872« the correct manner, there is small danger gary with their; commodities,'SjoM or ex­ AS. taken the store at the entrance of the GA­ ness, would informthe public, thatau or der* left ui>- changed for honey, hides, wool, wax, and t .4^ i viiM -«r *.*•*•' v a ... J» «•«« _ I . C. H. DOUGLASS ZETTE BUILDING, where he will keep con­ on the Slates in toe Norwalk Post Office, or Geo. that will be interrupted, or that busi­ v , Drawing, H " • Jfarflbamtfe slibowitza, a species of brandy, prepared :*7r-#& > ; > o stantly on hand a choice assortment of W. Jennings'News Depot, will be promptlyattended ness will suffer any serious detriment. The and-PaShtine. Keeps conitantly on hand a large assortmeiitof to; Baggage taken to and from all the traini) on N. DT*W« ttOVinUK. greater number of the suffering Rituals will from plums, and fully as fiery as the Russian This vonderfhl vegetable reiterative It A limited number of pupils received into the family. PIES, 'v-v'.•"••Vv Y. A N. H., and V. ts N. R. R., and the Steamboat. He isalso prepared to do all kinds of Lightand Heavy V":::--: • J * undoubtedly recover as, indeed, there is no vodka. On these occasions the peasants FALL TERM COMMENCES MONDAY, SEPT. U CAKE, Tracking; having secured a flrst-class spring truck, Tjto# mrcceediag line*were«ugge«ted by reason why they should not." flock in from every part of the kingdom, and the theet-ancher ef the feeble and debil­ For circulars, address MISSES BROCKWAY, Fresh Confectionery ' BREAD, will attend to all orders for removing Furniture, Pi. tikis truly lamentable feet:—Daring a severe Box MS, Norwalk, Conn. anos, Ac. The patronageof the public is respectfully " The disease, then, is not necessarily fa­ in their varied and striking costumes make itated , in tenle and cerdlal for tfeeaged IN GREAT ^RIETY, J solicited. [12tfj DAVIDGKEEN. fl Qu&Str atom, last August, an invalid tal?" fine subjects for the artist's pencil. Many of Home Lawn School. :;v? • rofthefirstquallty^ ^ v ^ •otherwai ranch terffled by the devaata- " Not more so than a severe cold would them look as if they might have stepped out and languid It has no eqnal among stem* VTTILL RE-OPEN WEDNESDAY, SEPT. Uth. at which he wlllservc fresh daily. He will also serve AliL^JN'S tfos, malting Ifi her death the enmiihg II tbe old St. John Homestead, corner of High WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. hla customers from the wagon, as usual, and will, be to a man. Many of the horses will of the fourteenth or fifteenth century; for alsotmalntainhisaeenclesat DEMMON & NKW- night When dying, ahe implored that her aeblei. is a remedy for the nervom weak- and Wall streeta. Instruction given in all the ordi­ probably die, but that result will be attained they have anything but a modern appear­ nary branches, also la I COMB'S, Main Street, Norwalk, and at J. SULLI­ CITY EXPRESS, Child, a frail blosiom of Bcarcely two ram- Also, Ice Cream made to order at shortnotice^ VAN'S, South Norwalk. NORWALK, CONN. not so much on account of the complaint nente which women are especially snkjeet, MltlC, DIAWIM, THE UMIAOES, AS., M. Mitt, Claiming her incenaht care, might be ance, attired in their strange garb, frequent­ DsjMKholars or Boatders at the usual rates. _ Wagoas nia to every train and tbe Steamboat. -AT- leather jerkins and undressed 83 HOiBH II. 8TBTVM. Partieesnpplied. ' \''.t Baegace ana packages called for and delivered insny " Mom with her. Strange toreeord, it died with which they are attached as from mis­ ly wearing part of the town. A specialty made of Moving Xi Xj AC 3NT ' S It Is superseding every other stlaulait, la ; WILLIAM C. STREET, S v the following day. TwlJ "in death they management or bad treatment. The right skins. They are very light-hearted and " ; C. H. DOCCIIASS, Pianos or Forniture. Order* left on ALLEN'S Slate merry, aa a rule, and dance and sing, laugh all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, DABIEN » • & > -V- ' -4. •' 18 Water Street, r l at the Post Office will receive Immediate attention way in which to treat a sick horse is to con­ 89 GEORGE S. ALLEN Agent. MUSIC & STATIONERY STORE »*6».»ot divided." and love, tipple and quarrel after the man­ t acts as a ipeelfle la every species ef dlser- MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONN 9 sider his ailments, and apply almost the SEMINARY FOi YOUNG LADIES. : Wholesale and Retail Dealer In WHEELER & WILSON'S, WILCOX & • ^eeinrliriMbleweligl K'Sfs&s A same remedies as if they were those of a ner of contemporaneous Irishmen. They der which undermines the bodily strength mHISInstttutlon ls pleasantly situated onSemi- XjHSTB. GIBB'S, HOWE'S, AMERICAN give a foreigner a far better insight into the mile from Darlen Depot. ley eoldhsr marble brawl human being. The anatomy of a man and aid breaks dewn the anlmalsplrlts. ||l scenery, and healthful- - goftly trsadt Ths breath rsmalnlag. , of a horse are very similar; their processes national character than do those in the up­ kh vi viiw.i.1 uv hihb , desirable place can be HARDWARE, BUTTON HOLE AND \ ; Ang»l piclon* waft It now. , „ > - are much the same, and the same medicines per ranks of life. They are ignorant and, j • found.' The'building isinew and built with direct NORWALK MB HEff TOM. OVER-SEAMING • Geatly close the ejvllds weary, reference to the convenlinee and comfort of puplls. IRON, STEEL, MECHANICS* TOOLS, AURI THE ELEGANT. FAST AND NEW STEAMER, are alqost equally efficacious in curing the for the most part, superstitious; but they The room's are large with high ceilings, wellventi- tawn; MACHINE. ' , WeepinjrforkMterisk'aeae; a BEAUTIFUL WOMAN! : lated'w and newlyfurnlased throughout. The school CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CARRIAGE - KZ-r; Grieving o'er her childhood drmry, same maladies." are sturdy and independent and exceedingly .! year begins the fourth' Wednesday in September, Also, a large variety of and Closes the third Taesdsyin June. There will BODIES, WHEELS, RIMS, SHAFTS, Motherlm-coneol'dby nons. What do you consider the disease to patriotic, holding that God created Hungary, HAGAN'S MAGNOIilA BAfcltt flTM»° be bat one vacation ofabout a week during thewin- ^FANOT GOODS, | be."* • and that it matters little who is responsible terholidays. i BY TIE HUBS, AXLES, SPRINGS, BOLTS,.t n. the Complexion the l?re»hne>« of For terms,etc., addrets 1 v : SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, PAINTS, " It is irreality a severe cold, which by for the remainder of the world. {They de­ EMILT A. RICE, Principal, Ladies' Bags, Ladies' Portmonies, neadtafgrtth ttsOreat AlMJiwrt OILS,^GLASS, VARNISH, &C., Large assortm'ent of '••| "If Idle, oh1 take av child; some strange concatenation of circumstance light to ride on horseback, being very skill­ f Youth. IS . Darien Depot,Conn. AMERICUS, Xarsfce slsep beside her mother, • ful equestrians, and scamper over the broad At Lowest New York Prices, N and after MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL , appears to also partake of the characteris­ HAS AM'S MAOSOLIA BALM overcomes the flaahed O 22(1,1872, will leave Pier 37. East River, foot of POCKET CUTLERY, Nfo-MBoreh7«Ub*c«U 4."^ ; tics of an epidemic. Seemingly it is in the plain like Bedouins of the desert. Both Barrel or Car Load, Market street, New York, at 2:45 and 33d street at <>'? ' SmhMilnf Vea'the eparrdwl - .'•{ appearace caused by heat, fatigue anil excitement. CHARLES If LEONARD. 3 o'clock. Listl HemarksthataoOisfsplesI »S,| air, for it spreads with unexampled rapidity. sexes take part in this recreation, and I have Leave South Norwalk every morning at 7:45, or Razors, Straps, and Scissors, often seen a man and woman dashing fran­ DEALER IN OLD MILL HILL ASAIH II THE FIELD I on arrival of railroad trains. Ctaromos & Lilbographi, Bcarcsly crossedth« crystal rlvsr, At all events, as I have intimated, no dan­ It make# the lady of forty appear buttwenty, and HE subscriber would announce that he has re­ „ . Ere thslr souls naited be...... '.,] ger need be apprehended from the primal tically along on the back of one steed, who -AT- fitted the oven at the Old Bakery, foot of Mill Fare,75 ots.,Excursion Tickets$1.25 so natural and perfect that no person can detect its THill, and is now prepared to furnish, in large or Meals and refreshments served on board. FRAMES in Large Variety; "r" ^ in. - - • symptoms, unless the inflamation attack the when weary of carrying them, would kick smallquantitles, them off, and they would roll in the dust application. By its use the roughest akin iemade BBRAD-Wheat, Bye, Graham, 4e. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Blessed aMraraer I loVdoMe waitlag, mucous membrane of the lnngs. In that ^ WOOD AND BBICK,.; THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS, Only ions awhile before T case, graver results may be looked for, and wiih superabundant satisfaction. They CAKE, plain or fancy kinds. PIES,nf every de A large variety of Organs, Mclodions, Vio­ v to rival the pore radiant texture of youthftil beauty. SELLECK BROTHERS'. scrlption, Ac., Ac. Give me a trial. CITY OF NORWALK & P. F. BRADY, Strive, their salntedsplrlts greeting, | horses would require very careflil and at­ teach their horses all manner of tricks, es­ lins, Accordcons, Flutes, Fifes, Drams, and N'thEiver Blue Stone,Lime, Oement The subscriber does not claim to be the business Will leave each end of the ronte every evening. Musical Findings of every kind. «. On that blluftl, shining shore. .i tentive treatment. But in the greater num­ pecially that of unseating their rider, apd It removes redness, blotches, and pimples. Itcon successor of 8. R. Bunting, but has in his employ the Prodoce sold without charge for commission*' [ ^ Ardent fslth and ealmsobmissloB, -ALSO— workmen recently employed by Mr. Bunting. Freights at nsnal rate*. , I Berndlipela Saviour's frown1- !•. I ber of cases all that the sick animal really this part of the equine education is gro­ tains nothing that will injure the skin in theleast JOHN A. HOHNEOKER W All persons are forbid trasting any ofthe em­ tesquely displayed at the fairs. The peas­ Norwalk, July 3,1ST1. ployees oi either of the above boats on'acconntof Enter thoeecelestial portals, needs is care and consideration. Now, I CENUT; PIPE (0ISIVEIS, WELLSJt fiNIMim the owners thereof. - IS Croquet, Parcbeesi, Busque," Mansion ot Ylgldyonr cross—rscelTe your crown. ants lay wagers with each other as to their MAQSOLIA BALM IS used by all the fashionable la­ Spectacles to suit all kinds of Eyes Happiness, Japanese Backgammon, &c., Ac. can give yon an illustration of my mode of ; 3;- :>P ^WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ASSETS AFTER DEDUCTING BI4r*eld, Oct. 84,1878. R. AnaaLaa. ability to stick to the back of a brilliantly dies la New York, London and Paris. It costsonly NORWALK HORSE RAI1ROAD. KEMEMBER, i operation from jny own experience. A' The Mercantile Library Branta la at performing animal in spite of all bis efforts AGENT FOR CHICAGO LOSSES. the same place. while ago I had some horses attacked in the T6 cents per Bottle, and is sold by all Druggistsand Water St., Norwalk. Conn. 13T2» COJUIIXOIKG JULY 1ST. 1872 HBP11 OF THB "WXTAlf*" TO AH II. H. WELLMAN. sitae manner and with in every respect the in the line of burlesque and low comedy. LAZARUS & ]IORRISS> COWLES & MERRILL, Learn Norwalk. So. Sorualk. - •*$**•!?-• $68* Under the Opera Hoase, "APPBLB mnwu ABB.** The contest of the man to stay on, and of the Perfumers. 5 38 A. H. N.Y.Accom. -i 18 " -O0^ Norwalk, Conn. same malady from which so many are at Agents at Norwalk, Conn., issue Policies for the •« 5 58 A. M C. QUINTARD & CO.,-r ; CELEBRATED PERFECTED S 19 N. Y. & N. H. # 47 " - tBayiag given the "Appals," we »nat,tash—s present suffering. I sent them up into the beast to put him off, is side-cracking sport following Insurance Companies: < 87 tt No Train. : *i;! 7 00 " District of Redding,»». Prolate Court. Oet. ISTK, 1871. Jostles to the "Ssxtant," let oarrsaders hear hlaaide or the.Tokels, who awake the echoes with Wholesale and Retail Dealers in [•"' j jEtna,of Hartford, Ct., f'SJI'SSSI 7 84 it New York Ex... r 7 48 country to be under the care and in the Hartford. " ; 1,68T,61»00 •( STATE OF CHARLES OSBORN, late of Red­ Of the story, Here It la, aa quoted, again from t%* 748 l( No Train. i'rp 8 08 " E ding, in said District, deceased. stables of- a man in Orange County who their shouts and boisterous laughter. The SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES. PhoniX '« 1,031,18984 8 OS No Train. 8 38 " The Con rt of Probate for the District of Bedding . Christian Weekly.] People's,or Middletown.Ct., - ' j 448,874 8« 8 38 I 1 New Haven. ' 9 03 " keeps quite a stud, with the important reser­ horseman is so adroit and supple of limb " ' ; Paints, Oils, Glass; Also, a large assortment of BEHtillE PAIAIOU • < ! 1 hath limited and allowed six months from the dan OR PEIBLE SPECTACLES, the only bind ever yet Home, of New York, S,T23,S0«6S 9 03 New York. - ' 9 33 " hereof, for tbe creditors of said estate. repreMnted vation, however, that my horses were to be that even, when thrown he is seldom serious­ Phtsnfx, Brooklyn, N. Y. .1,845,65110 9 88 * • New Haven Ex. . 9 45 '• insolvent', in which to exhibit their claims thereto; KydesrMlss Wilson, If yon only kaew J [ produced^that do not tire ilie eye, that gives a clear Continental of New York, » 1 How hard my fate Is, yonjwoald rarely hare ! ly hurt. He is a natural acrobat, apparently TEA! TEA!! , House Fnrnisliing Goods," i and distinct vision, and makes weak eyes strong. 10 05 No Train. 10 23 •• aad hasiappointed Tbomas Sacford and Francis A. doctored precisely as I directed. My treat­ Warran ed for five years without change of lenses. International " ' 829,4X600 10 40 1 1 New York Ex. 11 08 «• Sanford, both of said Redding, Commissioner* to re­ AlltUemereyoame. I know how food It la and thumps and falls which would brea)c Also all kinds of - EqsS? ! : Westchester, of NewRocbeHe,N. Y., 458,93013 11 80 1 * No Train, -lira-" ceive and examine said claims. ment was very simple. A hot mash of bran Special attention givento fitting nearsighted people. Springfield,of Sprinzfleld, Mass, 5T9,T8000 (( To hare pewer Are to breath, but how on airth , Ifeohainloi1 Tool#i r A large sraortment oi 11 53 No Train. 18 14P.V Ceitifled by Sil, LEMUEL SANFORD, inltoptltiit The pewer Are wont come la and water, mixed quite thin, and renewed the limbs or neck of any German merely in­ People's,Worcester, Mass., ; ' 600,00000 18 14P.M No Train. S;i i 12 85 " Judge. crease his jollify, and afford a new opportu­ ecrooi* aesaii' . '' ' AND OPERA and FIELD GLASSES Franklin,Phila., Pa.. . :-3,SM,91889 18 58 t « N. Y. Accom. • • « . . • . l 30 1 • Unless there Is sum hole or opening for It I CTeiy two or three hours, so that it should Commerce, Albany, N.Y. •; S64.4M00 1 10 tt New Haven. , 1 39 " The sntecribers give notice that they shall meet at And 1 can't make no how. There are the doree nity for the manifestation of his agility. -A.T- A8RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. AT Harragansett, ofProvldcnce,R. I., ,s " 754.94700 « C - 31 03 be continually warm, was placed under the Andes, Cincinnati, O. . 1,!50,00000 1 39 c New Haven Ex. the late dwelling house of said deceased, in said ' And wlndera It la true. Bat If I open my dors, LOCKB, KXOBBi NATLB, ASD BUILDERS' 3 03 No Train. ,8 33 «' Redding,on the 18th day of November, 1878, and librae's hose in his stall. Smelling always At the fairs onecan see how primitive the Weed's Jewelry Storet Home, of Columbus, O.. 438,447 34 <« 1 Or leave one open, just ajar, and do it on the n beds of Some Security. <( 1 Xtaa theracomee abieeae which blowaaisap, Ot course it is hardly necessary to say that I! Be is also agent for the sale of Real Estate. CHOICE FRUITS 8 30 Saturdays excepted. 8 55 " II STATE of NATHAN H. CAMP, an Insolvent daintiest down.: The earth literally serves Places on hand, for sale or to let. 8 48 No Train. T 15 " debtor of Norwalk, assigned in trust for the •HUnotBke itaUabreeae ofjleiffr Are. ^ i the most thorough cleanliness was observed. The Qanbury & Norwalk R. R. Co., > JOHN A. HONNECEER, Agent. -AND- 7 15 I New Haven. 7 40 «• . E -tt»r eometimea pot op In theeeUihg'a aort of winder them for a couch, and the sky for a roof; 7 25 It Saturdays excepted. 1 BO " benefit of his creditors. The subscribers appointed No reftise matter was allowed to remain in FFER for sale, at par and interest, their T per IC by the Court of Probate for tbe District of Norwalk,. What people call • "ventilator,"to let the poor Are ;>lledto the fact that 40 No Train. 8 OS " Commissioners to receive,examine, and decide upon the stalls a moment longer than could be the native elements are their best friends,; O cent. Coupon-Bonds, in sums of Five Hundred CARPENTER AND BUILDER. Garden Vegetables, 8 05 «« No Train. » 8 33 " ! •:?Wtat.': ""' '• * and One Thousand Dollars each, free from State, -.jarn w 11 No Train. ,>*. ,,, 8 55 " tbe claimsof tbecredltors of tbe estate of Nathan H. helped, and the stable was deoderized until their rugged constitufions and hard hands County, Town, City, Borough, and School Taxes, in­ |HE subscriber wonldinformthe citizens of Nor­ of all kinds, can always be found at 8 33 «l Camp, an Insolvent debtor of Norwalk. in said dis­ ' (Ths simple souls don't aeela to know at all 1 walk that he is prepared to do 8 55 No Train. 9 15 " trict. assigned in trustfor the benefit of bis creditor*, their stoutest allies and firmest supporters. terest payable on the first days of January and July H. M. & J. i. F'rdwttt, T OS " V 1 DEMMON & NEWCOMBtt 9 15 II N. Y. & N. H. Ex 9 50 " that poor Are cadH go out, unless the other eta the air was perfectly fresh and pure. On In each year. The Bonds are first mortgage on the .*< hereby give notice tbat we will attend to the baalneM - Building, In all Of its branches, jg Main Street 9 40 No Train. 10 00 " of our said appointment at the office of FIXBT FT ; -_.it come in p '?-' the other hand, the man who had charge of Modern refinements and luxuries have in Branch Road now building from Bethel to Hawley- 10 10 it Saluidays only. 10 30 " To taks Its place; and that itcaa'tcomeia :. | ;. vllle, and a subsequent mortgage on the entire road, by contract, or by day'swork, and solicits a share ot EDWIN LOC KWOOD, Pre WobDWABD. in said Norwalk. on ihe4th day of De­ s my horses, dosed his own and physicked nowise effeminated them as a race; they are branches, docks, equipments, and real estatebelong- 4ft MAIN STREET, patronage. Will try toplease. Shop Centeravenne, ATTSSNTION cember, A.D. 1873, and on the 4th day of February, Without aome opening,) I cant make It nohow. as intrepid and hardy as when they fought ing to tills Company, and are offered tothe public aa near Main s treet. A. D. 1873, at one o'clock in the afternoon of each of . 9o wha t ahalle poor aezteat do with people^ them until one out of every three or four a safe and reliableinvestment. Bonds may be pro- - mmt mm& 2 SAMUEL B. FITCH. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT DANB17BY SC X OR WALK B. B said days. - died or was rendered useless for the remain against Soliman the Magnificent and fell cured of EDWIN LOCKWOOD. President, WIL­ Are now prepared to reccive orders for OF ^ SUMMER AftBAH(3EMEWT.^'^. l - Said Court hath limited and allowed four months That say thejrmosthavepewer Are, '|'v LIAM C. STREET, and-GEORGE B. MILLAR, at nm.-j from the date hereof for the exhibition to ai of Bat won4 ellow Uaaaary Chance 'i-uu i. "der of his life." with Tokolvi. the Savings Bank, In Norwalk, or the subscriber in Carriage Making j .. commencing Jnly 1st, 18J1. L* a* 1t !f- claims against said estate. Danbury. H. WILLIAMS, Treasurer of the PARLOB Dated at Norwalk, this 5th day of October. A, D, Tegetlt In 1 Let'em only let me know " - " If you notice the signs of disease while The convocation at thejfaire is diversified - AND - DAILY TRAINS. \ 1818. How they win have lt—•ronnd their feet, D. AN.R. R. you are driving, what is best to be done ?" enough. In addition to the Hungarians Danbury, Dec. 26th,1871. • M PAPER PAIHINa. — AND — Leave Norwalk Bridge/or Danbury. 0 i Or Oh their himde end rtOnldere, HAN6IN6S. ' At 9 08 a. m.; 2 06 p. m., accom.; 6 S3 p. m. ex- 4T41 EBENEZ®l i?UlLL°'} Commissioners. • And then we^ll all ^ieo on one orf other. - " Stop and unharness the horse immedi­ there are Greeks, Servians, Jews, Walla- HEsnbscrlberis fully prepared, at his establish* press, connecting at Bethel for Shepaug Valley Bail* ment. near the FOOT OF HILL HILL, toman- COOK road ;FreIghtat 1050 a. m. Or else, If they'll call a meetla> ately—even the drawing of the carriage chians, Bohemians, Croats, Sclavonians, Safe and Profitable Investment, Tufocture Carriages to order, and to do all kinda o< COLFIMISSIONERS' NOTICE. And Vote tome betterpla^,and pay the eoetof It, AT Leave Noraalk Bridge for Bethel and Shepaug Valley STATE OF GEOKGE W. WARREN, an insol­ would injure him, perhaps seriously. He Moldavians, and Turks. But even these HE subscriber oilers for sale $50,000 7 pe* REPAIRING in his line The wood-work depart­ Railroad—At 9 55 a. m. . ' Hot for the poor Aire to get ont—that's easy— Cent, flrat and only MortgaKeBonda S THE SPRING STOCK* ment is under the charge of JohnS. Lockwood an E vent debtor of Norwalk, assigned in trnst for ahculd be at oncie unharnessed, blanketed,* maybe considered part of the native popula­ Tof the "Erie and Genesee Valley Railroad Com­ experienced and capable workman. Painting and E. R. LOCRWOOD'S. Leave Norwalk for Ridgefield and intermediate ita the benefit of his creditors. The subscribers, ap­ Sntibr letting pe wer Are in, let ^ntdo that, tion, as the origin and composition of the pany," of the State of New York, prlnclpal andin- Trimming executed In the best manner. tions:—At 1115 a. m., and 630 p. m. pointed by the Court of Probate for the District of And stop worriting thepoor sextant, «nd led slowly to his stable ; there to be terest payable in GOLD, at the MetropolltaaBark in has arrived consisting of more than lylO J. G. ROCKWELL Leave Danbury for South Norwalk Norwalk, Commissioners to receive,' examine and Magyars has always been an open and un the city of New York. Only ten thousand dol.ars of NOTICE. decide upein the claims of the creditors of the estate t Becaose he can't make merchantable brlcke | treated as I have said." 6 80, and 945a. m. express;18 m.; 4 85p. m.; Freight, of George W. Warren, an insolvent debtor, of Nor­ Wtthentnoetror. , j bonds per mile are issued, the balance of the cost of (CT^VERY person, who shall ride or drive any at 545 p.m. solved question With ethnologists. They theroad being paid tor by stock subscriptions. The 19,000 ROLLS, Jls horse, team, or carriage of any kind, upon JOHN W. BACON.Snp't. walk, in said district, assigned in trust for the bene*: V' • Bannfkctare or Dlaoaomda have been pronounced Avars, Mongolians; trustees are Augustus Frank of Warsaw, Lauren C. NORWALK MACHINE WORKS. fit of his creditors, hereby give notice tfcat we will Woodruff of Buffalo, and LeGrandLockwood of New any Bridge in this State over a River, in a faster gait attend to the business of onr said appointment, at TfceHerftlfllasd*. : - There was once a time when wealthy per­ Tartars, Finns, Osmanlis, Galmucks, and York. The bonds nave fifteen years to run from than a walk, sb§U be punished by a fine not exceed­ PntENlX the Office of William S. Bouton, in said Norwalk, on 480 PATTERNS.| E. H WHEELER, Proprietor, ing seven dollars, or by imprisonment in a common the 4th day of December, A. D., 1873, sod on tbe 4th sons took pride in the possesion of dia­ Olympus knows not what I—From Harper*t July last, and are offered at 90 and accruedinterest, jail not exceeding thirty days, or bysnch fine aad day of February, A, D., 1873, at 9 o'olock in the fore­ thus paying more than eight per cent, interest op AS leased for a term of years the Machine Shop imprisonment both." Boarding, Sale and Livery Stable, , BTMPTOHS ASD TBEATHE^TT DV THB DlS- monds. The exceeding beNuty nro compar­ Magazine/or JXotetnber. the investment in gold. Now Is the time to makeselections. Thlsbelng ' No. 158 and 160. EAST STin STREET, N. T. noon of each of said days. Said Court hath limited GovernmentBonds taken inexchange attnelrmar H formerly occupied by Isaac Church, Jr.,'for the The above law will be enforced against all who and allowed four months from date hereof for tho EABB.—Dr. E. Mink, a distinguished veteri­ ative rarity of the gem gave it even a mar­ ketvalue. Forfurtherinformation applyto purpose'of carrying on the drive faster than a walk over the drawbridge at JT. Ii. HOPKINS, late of Sontb Norwalk, Prop. exhibition to UB of all claims against said estate. nary surgeon of Rochester, furnishes the ketable value; great prices were paid for WM. C. STREET, or South Norwalk, on and after the 25th Inst. Clarences tolet at all hoars. Particular attention Dated at Norwalk. October 6tb. lS78. The story of the Chicago land said to have GEO. E. MILLER, - " A. SELLECK, ) paid to the baying and selling ot Horses. Being in WILLIAM T. CRAW, » Com- The Largest Stock General Machine W. S. BOUTON, Selectmen s8 ; WILLIAM S. BOUTON,/ missioners. Jkmocrat of that city with the following: stones, and parties .desirous of putting their been given to the President, has been widely attheSavings Bank. J. P. HANFOR1), j the market twiee a day regnTarly, have unusual fa­ In accordance with-* request I give ybu wbridly goods into small compass bought circulated on the authority of the Chicago Norwalk,Oct.23d.lS71. <3tf Norwalk, April18,1878. cilities fur buying right, better than e*er before po­ Tribune. That paper has now made the folr fate of the diamond business. This old purchase from the Bishop HU1 colony. We east of the Horse Railway Depot. V. • 28tf follows: KEELEB, PL ATT & JUDSON, .Sii'i { X diate payment to . I think it cannot properly be regarded *a friend revealed to Martin, and Martin now make the correction with pleasure. From a Soatli Norwalk for New lforl£,r 3t*43 MARY AUSTIN, Executrix:" letter Written by Mr. John I. Bennett pub­ No. 42, W. MADISON STREET, CHICAGO. At 3.47 A. M., Boston Express. • new disease.- It is clearly a form of influ- tells the world how to make these jewels *14 " " .viJ lished in connection with Jones'letter, it ap­ Real Estate and House Renting H CTXX'OT Dittrietof NorvaUc,»8. Probate Court, Oet.13,1873. : enza that has occured frequently in the with slight cost and-in any quantity. Dia pears that the Bishop Hill colony received a Agency. 6.00 " stopping at all stations. j I* STATE ot ROBERT HEWES, late of Norwalk, CORDS AND TASSELS, B. S. BLASCER, 6.45 " " •• " , ! I!i in said district, deceased United States, as Often as ft hasiq different monds are crystalized carbon. Under the fair price for the land which Jones brought ARTICULAR attention given to LOANING Passage Tickets 7.45 " Local Express, stopping at DaHen and TneConrt of Probate for the District of Norwalk, portions of Europe. Thra fornp of infln* new dispensation, carbonate of lime and from their trustee, Olof Johnson. There ap­ P MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, handling prop­ OULDlnform the public that he has taken a Stamford. bath limited and allowed six montbsfrom the date pears to be nothing in the case, therefore, erty for non-residents, and making investments in SHADE FIXTURES, CORNICES, W store in Phonix Block, and wlllkeepon hand 9.25 " stoppingStOj at all stations. hereof for the oreditors of said Estate to exhibit their enxa are spoken of by veterlM^:*nthor8--- silicon, iron filings, baryta, and powdered Real Estate, payment of taxes, etc., etc. Refer to ageneral assortment of 11.05 " Express. .'.3? ; claims for settlement. ThoEe who neglect to pre­ but a joint real estate speculation between Union Nat. Bank,Cblcaeo. Hon. Win. F. Coolbaugh, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASS, TIN AND 1.13 P. M. stopping at all stations > sent their accounts, properly attested, within said the catytfrhal, therheumaticvand^heig^tro- rock sulphur are put into a very stout vessel, Jones snd Grant, in which there was noth­ Chicago, S. E. Olmstead, Norwalk, Conn., Keeler, LOOPS AND TBIMMINGS. AND 8.23 " Boston Express. Holmes & Co., Norwalk, Coniig 1IT" WOODEN WARE, etc. time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons in­ iszysipelatousfonn. and then sulphuric acid is admitted. The ing improper. By devotinghls constantpersonal attention tothe 3.45 " stopping at all stations. ^ .V . debted to said estate are requested to make lauae.. •—>*, • — Call early and make your selections before the 5.41 " Boston Express. ' -• diate payment to , rest. The stables should be clean and well the sale of very large stones was almost im­ from the cold, and as fast as they expired, Midland Bonds. .: sr-j.: to the following facts: ?«•' J , «5 their bodies were piled in a heap on the A T per cent. Mortgage Bond for sale on oneof tb e HIBAM S. BROWN. L - FOUR EXPRE&S TRAINS DAILY, . TintiUted. Disinfectants may be useftil and possible, as they have an individuality and deck. Hie ghastly heap grew in its omi­ great roads running from New York city—on the FIB8T.—That he keeps tbe largest stock of Fine via.: in some cases necessary. Either of the fol-i cannot be negotiated without a recital of nous proportions, until it numbered more third largest road in New York State. The most de­ 8.45 a.m., 10.45a.m., 5.15 p.m.,'*6.45 p.m. than sixty men. sirable bond of all the Midland issues, affording the FKOM 23S STREET DJSPOT. a lowing will answer: Carbolic acid, sdlphate their history. It is needless to allude in con­ largest income and promising the largest profit. SALOON FOR SALE. 9.00 a.m.. ll.OOa. m..5.30p.m.,&*7.00p.m. As the clouds lifted, the wrefcktwas dis­ Price, 89 and interest. Fnoji CQAUBERS SISEEI DKPOT. Ose Price Clotliinf Store oif iron, or bromo-cblbMlum. iW paiientj nection with this romance to thft tendency covered by the inhabitants of Plymouth. We believe them one of the safestand most profit­ FAMILY GROCERIES ••sa -'oa L Rare OJianoo- aWtdd be properly/groomed, and the Mst of some newspapers to promulgate hoaxes. A life boat was launched,but when it reach­ able investments offered in this market for years CB" Passengers by SOUND STEAMERS land at ''ts'Jsvteni.iS 'ST'oi'^sejf•tlei'id'd • DINING AND RE to be found in town. Chambers Street Depot; those via Rail alight and eyes frequently, sponged with water; This story started in the Sunday issue of the ed the wreck, the survivors were so near sitaated on Main Street,;Norwalk, now doing within a few sqnares of 23(1 Street Depot. infew •' exolpqt/i- and the limbs, if cold, bandaged^ The drink; New York World. Tbat journal electrified perishing as scarcely to be able to; extend a a^ood payingbusiness, is offered for saje on reason- sji-rdi a r...;..; v ^ tJ.K.'ia welcome. The living were at once taken on ALLEN, STEPHENS & CO., i terms. /For particulars enquire of PASSENGERS AMD BABGABE TRANSFERRED FREE. Bankers, JAMES MITCHELL -IN NEW YORK. should have the chQl slightly removed, but; credulous humanity last winter or spring board the life boat. Just as the boat was Palatial Drawing Room and Sleeping Coacbet, with a story of flies in clouds cruising over SOLE AGENTS FOB THIS LOAN. lStf Union Market, Norwalk. SECONJD.—That he does and will sell not enough to make it warm and unpalat­ about setting out for land, a - man called: that stock as low as the same quality of combining every modern improvement, accompany able. The diet should be light and of a the ocean aB emissaries of the small-pox, \Wait a moment, this little fellow is living. 25 PINE 8TBEET, NEW TOBK. all trains on this Railway. See, his eyelid trembles." I goods can be bought anywhere. JJnion Marble Works, .laxitive nature; gay abort feed or bran wet and earlier it told of the poison of red flan­ . They took down from the great heap of the T^TTHBOUBH TICKETST and any information re­ NORWALK, CONN. garding routes and connections, can be obtained at This subscriber,has madearrangementsby which he •ted or scalded with a little wit added. Hay! nel dyed from peculiar weeds by a cheap dead a slender form and lowered it-over the the Company's office,124 Washington (corner Water) : BEHOLD WASHIKGTOK STREET, street, Boston, and at all principal offices in NeV will hereafter receive in limited quantities may be allowed. process, and which, after becoming the side of the ship. It was the boy who had THIRD.—That he has the finest stock of England. Sootoli Granite, In regard to remedies, I wish to My. that: means of many deaths to others, killed the refused to drink the intoxicating cup. He TEA TRAYS, 70 cents and upwards. Soutli KTorwalls- JOHN N. ABBOTT, . JOHN S. DINLAP, direct fromScotland. He is also prepared tofnhUsh was recognized at Plymouth as the , son of : 49 Uen'l Passenger Agent, New EnglandAgent. every kind of v -- ''ST heroic treatment should not be tolerated. only child of the discoverer. This story is &•* '. •Dailv. a widow living in that part of the colony, l" . , L x -i Here is the placc to buy the ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE, - - Blood Vetting, cathartic nauaeants, and ar- of the same worth and weight. The great and was taken home. He revived at last, APPLE PARERS, ONE DOLLAR. OUSATONIC RAILROAD, trains rnn as fol­ GRANITE, DRAB, OR: BROWN STONE. tarial aedatives are all of them cither injari- discoverer says it won't be believed for sev­ and his mind at once reverted to the terri­ ever offered in this market. H lows: MONXTBCBITTa O O 0 Best Family Sewing Machines, LEAVE BRIDGEPORT Slabs, Tablets, Sinks, Ac., as well as Mantles aaa OBS or uncalled for. Next, whatever medi­ eral years, but in about five years it will be ble scene on the wreck. . On arrival of trains from New York, New Haven Furniture SlabB in general, at the cines an administered ilhotild' hot be given "Mother," said he, in a feeble tone, "God KEROSENE OIL, 32 cents per gallon, Dry Goods House and Hartford. , - •< "•LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. impossible to sell a diamond. The great bless you that you taught me to avoid ardent and all kinds of attachments, on as reasonable terms 10.30 a. m. and 5.40 p. m.—For Pirtsfield. ' -1 is th^ torm of draughts or drenches, as the wealth of the discoverer is not to be wasted spirits. This saved me. My lips were c c c ^ FOURTH.—That he Is selling a as can be bought elsewhere. LEAVE PITTSFIELD Cemetery Fentiof, Iron BaQng, lie., Animal is sure to be thrown intoa paroxjsm On arrival of trains from North Adams, Boston and furnishedand put up at short notice and onjrery nor hoarded. He is bound to explore Yuca­ parched, but I would not disobey your word KNIVES AND FORKS, 80 cents per sett- DRESSMAKING- Albany Railroad. favorable terms. of ebugbing the moment a drench is at- tan in the cause of philology, and will soon and drink. I was afraid, if I did, I would Japanese lea for $1 In all ita branches, by an experienced lady from the 9.00 a.m.—For Bridgeport, New York, New Haven Representing an establishment the oldest and best tempted, and some of the medicine *wil!: to lose my reason, aud die cursing mjr Maker. K K . K city of Boston. Tbe latest improved CHART FOR and Hartford. known of any in Western Connecticut, the subscribe* lay put a flew millions in that direction, for They put the cup to my lips, my thirst was PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS. • IN TOWN. DRESS CUTTING, for sale, with instrnctlons. Also 3.35 p.m.—For Bridgeport and New York byltall' feels tbat its repntation for artistic excellence and inch an event be almost sure to find its way which humanity will thank him. Mean­ PER POUND that Is really worth $125, and allother road oi Steamboat, and train for New Haven honorable dealing is already too well established to burning. Oh, how mv mouth burned 1 but [ grades of Teas at tbe same discoantfrom their actn- STAMPING, BRAIDING, and Hartford. need commendation. Address E. B. PRICE, Agent. into the windpipe and bronchial tubes, thus while look out for a fall in diamonds, nor I would not drink. The men were cursing W W W .value) and a new style of EMBROIDERY, iy machine, H. W. FRANKLIN, Superintendent. Mechanic St., in the rear ofthe new Bank,Norwalk hldacihg tatal bronchitis or pneumonia; and dying. I can still hear thflr dreadful done at short notice, on reasona >le terms. With in­ place your failh in gold, for that is manufac­ CLOTHES WRINGERS, SIX STYLES. creased facilities for Balls should not be given, as they will be tured in large quantities by a California cries in my ears. Then I prayed and said, REDUCTION in FASSAGE BATES "© Lord, save me for the sake of my mother!' o o ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS. SOUETHIHtCi SEW! "2XB coughed back or out, and the irritability of alchemist, as the country has already been Mother, I was true to Him and to you, and FIFTH.—Tbat he Is constantly receiving addl- MILLINERY. • oi i •• sai •' DICK'S PATENT STEAK BROILER. | tlons to hisstock of NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK. SAIL XVEBY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. thetfiroatwillbe increaiedin attempting to informed.—Hartford Courant. he answered my prayer." Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta­ o;s m I v| pass them over with f the 50 feet after lifting it from the well or cistern. Cost CNOEBIAKING, of— from four to six men every day for five or , ,'aii —IN— issa fcRissa*..^' $40 and will sell for (25. The other Is a small brass : force pnmp. To be seen at F. H. NASH ft BROS. A young lady recently betrothed says that six days. There was'nt no other way then, Connecticut Fancy Dye Works. in all its branches. «^y swi^ w • as county, Ky., fair to the young lady, not Ihev not?" ALUCHEV 6OWF0B SALL-One pureJerwyAU NE Single and one Double second-hand Top At SELLECK BROS. Tenth street, concerning the remedy aa ex- engaged, who will drive the best turnout " Ibu bet," was the reply, more forcible A derney Cow, five years old, fo^sak^^inyfre of O. JJ GRUMAN. O Carriage. Will be sold much less than their KSS? ^ C.'i'IIAm PRINTING OPHCEi three times around tho ring. | value. Enquire at the GAZETTE OFFICE. Sfltf GAZEITTE OFFICE. 3t40 i toan totewlwr^; than elegant. _ REV. J. 0. FBEHCH. .;: • ' • ' "• ' .'U ^r

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