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Norwalk Gazette. Go?) Should Read the Advertisement of with a Contusion Behind His Head - -;x . > \ ' / t . \ ^ , , • • - - ' 'V- v .< , I, W' ESTABLISHED 1800 An Enterprising Republican Journal, especially devoted to Local News and Interests. TWO DOLLARS A Y EAR VOLUME LXXXIX. NORWALK, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, ISAU. NUMBER 4H 1 Any one expecting to go to Washington Charles B. Wheeler, 70. a wealthy citi­ The best thanksgiving benediction for Rev. Fa her Slocuni is not a man to The GAZETTE has received from Secretary this winter, (and who does not want to zen of Roxbury, was found dead Friday you, dear reader, will be the sending of a hide his light under a bushel, yet he is Jones a copy of the pamphlet cotaining Norwalk Gazette. go?) should read the advertisement of with a contusion behind his head. He good fat turkey to some poor family to­ still concealing one of the prettiest new the proceedings of the late convention ef the State Firemen's Association. It was .Mrs Dr. Barbour in today's GAZKTTK. was in the habit of carrying money about TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. morrow. dwellings on West avenue, by not moving Two Dollars per year, in advance the old parsonage out from its front. printed by Mr. Jones at his Westporter Her residence, No. 1,008 I street, North in his pockets and foul play is suspected. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Kiasell go to Stam­ West, is centrally and very pleasantly He was a brother of the late Truman RATES FOR ADVERTISING AND JOB PRINTING office and is a creditable job. ford tomorrow to eat Thanksgiving dinner Ex-Postmaster-General Tyner, recom­ located, near all the department buildings, Wheeler, ex-secretary of state. His uncle Furnished on application at the Office. mends a radical change in the law con­ The transfer steamer Express, built for Ordinary and transient advs., I inch. 1 week, $1.00 with their daughter, Mis. LeGrand Lock- and easy of access by horse cars to the was the late Henry Wheeler, ex-state_ jfach subsequent insertion, up to 4 times, .50 cerning "obscene" news papers and pub­ the New England Terminal company, and wood, jr. Capitol and nil parts of the city. No more senator. Half incn. half of above rates. lications, so as to bring all filthy and in­ intended as a mate for the Cape Charles, One column, ordinary adv., one time, - is no comfortable home and at so moderate A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. One column, leading matter, one time, 2n.0o In Bridgeport, early Monday morning, decent publications found iu the mails is completed, and will at once commence Loc A 1.8 in reading matter columns, per line, .i0 a man attacked Otto Schulz with a sand- rates can be found iu the Capital city. George II. Allen on Saturday last, at their Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free. within the scope of the law. to ply between Wilson's Point and New Advertising of Funeral Notices, - - l-M bay, knocked him senseless and robbed York. She is 288 feet long,.64 feet wide, The executive committee of the State residence, number 4 Chestnut street. The Liberal terms to yearly and half-yearly advertis­ Prof. Charles C. Briggs, of the Union ers, and ten per cent, discount on all advs. pre­ him of $21. and can carry nineteen cars. Firemen's Association, met in New Haven notice of the above gratifying fact which paid for three months or over. Theological Seminary says iu the Christian The enterprising business man is already W dnesday. Those present were Chiefs was sent to this office was accompanied THE GAZETTE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT is Union that the Westminster Confession Company F minstrel entertainment to with the further gratifying assurance that eouliiped with the best facilities for turning out planning for his holiday advertising, Hyatt, of Meriden ; Staub, of New Mil- First. Class Work of every description. All orners does not seem to him to "rise to the sub­ be given in the Opera House on Thursday rise to remark that the GAZETTE is still a foid ; v\ iley, of Middletown; Prowitt, of "Both are doing well," meaning, presum­ for Printing. Engraving and Book Binding, execu­ lime height, of the love of God and the evening of next week, (Dec. 5th,) is sure ably, George and the doctor. ted promptly, and will be as well ana reasonably Norwalk; Daniels', of Willimantic ; Eaton, desirable medium. to attract a full house, as the ticKets are done as anywhere. matchless treasures of His grace." of Hartford; Jones, of Westpo't; and Mrs. Mary Couthlier, of Biddeford, is in selling rapidly. The chart of the house The Hartford Pnoenix Life Insurance Will Taylor, brother of Fred. A. Taylor, Hendricks, of New Haven. Benefits of LOCAL ITEMS. excellent health at the age of 1P4 Miu will open on Monday morning at Hale's, company is to be reorganized under an of this place, was manied to a Danbury $550 each were voted to the widows of Fifty first Congress convenes Monday. was born in Coaticook, Province of Que­ Plaisted's and Handle's where seats may act of the last legislature. A meeting for young lady last week, and is already George S. Towne, of Norwich, and Lud- bec, December 25, 1785. be secured. The Wheeler and Wilson or­ that purpose is called at 10 o'clock, a. m., Where's our wandering turkey to-night ? deep iu the mysteries of housekeeping at wig Uppstrom, of Middletown. Mrs. on December 3d, and already, proxies are A meeting of the Connecticut Veterinary chestra will furnish music and Jesse Hop- < George N. Ells of Waterbury, was in Danbury. He has many friends here who Uppstrom and her two children live in being solicited by a Hartford gentleman Medical association will be held in the son will direct the orchestra. town last week. will wish him happiuess and prosperity Sweden. The children, who are 4 and 7 from Norwalk parties insured in this com­ Mahackemo hotel, on Tuesday next. A without stint. There is some talk in favor of connect­ years old respectively, will receive $1.50 North Dakota elected one United States pany. As Gen. Charles Olmstead is going large attendance is expected. ing the Wilson and Merrill property, ou each week until they are 15 years of age. up to represent his own policy, and those Senator Monday. "iale defeated Harvard at football Sat­ the south side of the bridge, by building George D. V\ atrons, son of the late urday, at Springfield, after one of the an arch and erecting a building thereon.— of several others hereabouts, it would John Hoey has sent a fine fox-terrier to The following from the Ashtabula(Ohio) President Watrons, of the New York, cleanest, closest and most exciting games Record. seem to be the part of wisdom to delegate Mrs. President Harrison. Sentinel reads like a fairy tale: New Haven & Hartford road, has been ever played between these two universi- To arch over tide water at this point, him to look a^|r all Norwalk interests. Ex-Minister to Germany George H. ties. ix points were scored by the New would require an act of congress giving Editors who receive complimentary made an instructor in the Yale law school. tickets to country fairs and other places In the Church of the Holy Trinity in Pendleton died at Brussells, Monday. Haven collegians to nothing for the play­ permission. The difference between the Mrs. Charles VV. U hitlock presented are often looked upon as dead heads, but Middletown, Wednesday, occurred the in­ ers from Cambridge. north side and south side of the bridge is the managers of the Henry County fair, Clark H. Osborne has had his pension her husband this Sunday afternoon at half augural festival of the Choir Guild of the that the former is over Norwalk river and who had some experience in such matters, increased from $24 to $30 per month. past two, with a bouncing boy of twelve Rev. Col. Edward Anderson will occupy had the following printed upon the com­ Diocese of Connecticut. Five church the latter over Norwalk harbor. choirs participated, those of St. Andrew's, Oscar Byington of South Norwalk re­ pounds. He says the Son shines. Both his old pulpit, (where he ministered so plimentary tickets they issued: "Ihis are doing well. mauy years so ably and acceptably,) at the The oldest horse in Maine died 'n Ban­ ticket, probably, has been paid for ten Stamford, 29 voices; Holy Trinity, Mid­ ceived his original pension last week. times over by the paper to which it is First Congregational church, next Sun­ gor, November 22d. 'I his was the mare dletown, 45 voic-s; Trinity, New Haven, Minot Kellogg, having returned from issued. It will be honored in the hands of Mrs. Leslie L. Sherwood and daughter day. This announcement will be received Kate, owned by J. L. Craig, and she 34 voices; Trinity, Bridgeport, 34 voices, his trip to Jerusalem and the Holy Land, any man, woman or child, white, black, Maud are visiting friends in Brooklyn. with joy unalloyed by his many friends lacked but a few months of beiug 42 years red or yel ow, who favors the association aud Christ Church, of Hiirtford, 34 voices. as was fitting and proper, made a visit to The front of every market in town is in and about Norwalk. old. Mie was never sick, and on the day by presenting it. It is good for entrance The exercises opened with a choral cele­ his brother, Captain Enos Kellogg, of before her death was doing her work as and grand stand, and the bearer, if driving, bration of the Holy Communion for the festooned with attractive strings of tur­ Mr.
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