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NOR WALK, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1877. YOL. LX.-NUMBEK 13 , WHOLE NUMBER 1524. - >

the most ludicrous actions I ever beheld.-- One CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE. NORWALK GAZETTE, REAL ESTATE. RETURN TO NORWALK. A Ballad of the. French Fleet. Luck and Labor. He threw oil his fisherman's boots, plunged F{om t/ie San Francisco Mail. into » pool, and drew himself out upon a lady insisted on putting her baby into it, HE subscriber, having returned to Norwalk, « Hors*—Monday, March 19. P1BLISHEB EVERT TIKSBAT MORIIIB. ; TA I O+ —Four large pleasant rooms, with bought out the Blacksmithing business at the [ ..?*?• ;<: An Esquimaux Wedding. while another said it was for drinking purpo­ u Told established stand known aB "Lamb's Shop," Luck doth wait, standing idly at the gate- higher ledge of the cliff that seemed to give Bill de* assignment 6f future earnings, re­ • « Sinkroom, Pantry, and Closets, on ! jected by the Senate, was opposed by Mr. sccond floor; rent low to a small family, Enquire Main Street; is now fully prepared to do 1: Wishing, wishing all the day; the best chance of further foothold. He ses, a third thought it was a book, while all of E. H. F1LLOW, near Union School. 3t*10 • T Mr. Thomas Prince loquitur Curious Customs in the North. agreed that it was a wonderful affair—as it Dibble of Danbury, and after som J scattering Tbe Second Oldest Paper In ttae State. HORSE AND OX SHOEING, And at night, without a fire, without a light, climbed a few feet higher, but he was no debate was passed. ' .J.—AND— . _ ' A fleetjyith.flags arrayed, , _ was, for it had done service for our local min­ T« Dnnl A Cottage containing nine rooms, And before an empty tray, cragsman, "and his feet were too large and his Bill (Senate 12) requiring oyster grounds • ** Flwllfc. with gaftlcn attached. Apply to <3jr.±Ago 3MCet.lz.iaa.s Sailed Bregt,^.'...^;^/. COMPARISON or TIIE BRIDE'S AND THE GRSOM'S strel stage for years, and came aboard packed MBS. CATHERINE STEVENS, in tbe'best manner, Doth sadly say: bulk to great to follow where the child had to be properly staked off. Passed. OFFICE IN GAZETTE BUILDING. " and at low'llites. Special at­ And the Admiral's sliipdisplayed]>!>/;' PORTIONS—A RICH FEAST OF OIL, BLUBBER, with one of the men's washing, on leaving A message from the governor was received, 3t*12 Prospect Hill tention paid to Lame and Interfering Horses. - "To-morrow something may turn up; gone. Between him and her there still lay The signal: "Steer south-weal,".. X-kfiii' AND FISH—A QUEERLY ACCOUTERED PRIEST San Francisco. vetoing the bill fixing the pay and mileage of EDWIN C. LLOYD. To-night on wishes I must sup." a distance along which a goat could scarcely the members of the General Assembly, on A. H. BYINGTON & CO. To Let. For this Admiral D'Anville rj "' —THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY. The question of dower being settled be­ have gone. Still he ventured; but only to the ground that it is unconstitutional for the suit oi three rooms,npper floor over store No. Had sworn by cross and crown. Labor goes, plowing deep the fertile rows The lookout on board the Clytemnestra, tween the parents, it became necessary to trot members to vote themselves mileage as com­ A. H. BYINGTON, J. B. ELLS, G. N. ELLS. •J Main St., possession given April 1st. 1 8 7 7 . fall back into the pool, from which he had to AApply to G. WARD SELLECK. To ravage with fire and steel Singing, singing all the day; cruising ki the northern regions in search out the happy fair one from under a United pensation for the present session, although swim to the ledge again, white with despair. Norwalk, Ct., March 10th. 12tf. Our helpless Boston And at night, before the fire, beside the light, furs and adventure, one evening, reported they may fix it to take effect for the next t BUY YOUR Town.: ; ; How long he stood there, in utter helpless­ States army blanket, where she had been seated. legislature. Subscription $2.00 per year, in advance. And with well-filled tray, ,\ To Rent. • . • •• • 0 ' ness, waiting to see his only .child suffer a land right ahead. She proceeded to inspect each article of the A secohd message from the Governor was Single Copies 5 Cents. There were rumors in the street, Doth gladly say: Our anchor down and all things prepared groom's portion with a critical eye; when she received, vetoing the new election law, pass­ - iW 1 small cottage 8 rooms opposite residence of Provisions, sudden but" cruel death at his feet, and before A J.1'AN TON. Esq., Broad River. Large gar­ In the houses there wasfear ' ' i; "To-morrow I'll turn something up; his eyes, he could never tell. But old Peter for trade, we received the chief of the Island came to the hat' she laughed outright, and ed last week. den and plot of ground with it. Rent low. Of the coming of the fleet, To-night on wages earned I sup." and his officers on the quarter-deck, who made Mr. Stevens of Hartford moved that both 12 Applyt O ROBERT ELLS. Groceries, Cobble,though himself almost paralyzed with turning to our interpreter, asked its use ; be messages be made the. special order for Advertising Bates i And the danger hovering near ; —Caroline A. Souk, St. Nicholas for March. known to us, through the interpreter, that"t he anxiety, could not look with such utter ab­ ing told, she put it on her head and retained Wednesday, and that the'vote be taken at 12 Four lines or less,1 insertion 50 cts.; 3 times 81 00 To Rent. ^ And while from mouth to mouth would be glad to have lMgcome on shore! tO m. on that day, but Mr. Parker of Haddam Poultry, sence of relief; and he suddenly saw some­ it throughout the ceremony. The groom now One Square,one insertion, - - - - • - 1 00 OUSE corner of Elm Street and Franklin Spread the tidings of dismay, How Hetty Morrison Fscaped witness a marriage ceremonycereUTO between his appeared,followed by his brothers and sisters, moved to make the hour 12 Tuesday, so as to Per week, for continuance, - - - - - GO Avenue, south side of Elm Street. Possess­ thing on the cliff that was not lletty. gain a day. The latter day wss agreed to. H I stood in the Old South, daughter and one of the tribe, to take place all of whom embraced the bride in a kindly One Square, Six Months, ------7 00 ion given April 1st. Suitabler for one or two iami- CROCKERY AHD GLASS WARE, Headman's Nose. By some sympathetic instinct, Johu Mor­ " " one year—with paper - - 15 00 lies. Up stairs 810 pier month. Ground floor $13 Saying humbly: "Let us pray! rison followed the look, and also saw some­ next day. While shown over the vessel we manner,and passed such compliments as were SENAT*—Tuesday, March 20. per month. The pi:place has the Borongh water Fruits, Nuts, etc. Two " " " " " - - 2500 and a line well. EBENEZER HILL, "O Lord! we would not advise; £ t' John Morrison was not poor for a White- thing moving downwards that was not Hetty, had an opportunity to judge of the islanders. befitting; then a pause by common consent; Bill establishing the agricultural, experi­ - - 30 00 lltf Elm Street. mental station, came from the House with Three" " " " " But if in thy Providence v«w;r.-rV J>;- beach fisherman. He was part owner of a nor even a sea-gull. For a moment he thought- By the aid of the glass we could discern the a death-like silence reigned, broken only by Quarter ol a Column, one time, - - - - 5 00 IS snow-capped peak of Wat-wak, a small island amendment making act take OTect on its One quarter column, one year, - - -. - 50 00 To Let. (Fresh, Salted and Canned.) A tempest should arise < ^ 'w;: boat, and an employer of others labor as that agony had sent him mad—he seemed to the roar of the surf or the cry of the Onalas- passage ; the bill was passed. well as prodigal of his own. But his sobrie­ in the westernmost group of the Alutian or One hull' Column, one time, - - • . - 10 00 To drive the French fleet henpe, «•' see another child crawling towards Hetty ka wolf, and occasionally the howl of the Arc­ Bill providing for the location of voting -"- 80 00 ty and industry were not so much the sources Fox islands! As it was broken weather' we booths in the town and city of Bridgeport One half Column, one year, - - - (Opened or in the Shell.) And scatter it far and wide, C'i. itl-aliytq down the seemingly pathless face of the rock tic wolf in the far interior. So oppressive in Fall Column, one. time, ------• - 20 00 of his comparative prosperity as one important concluded to make all sail and stand *into a fact was the silence that it .was with a feel­ and the manner "of appointment of box tend- - 15000 Enquire of Mr. Munson Hoyt, on Main Street, or Or sink it in the sea, .. , —or was it the beginning of a miracle ? ders; passed. Full Column, one year, - - - - - Mr. Ferd. B. Smith, or address Mrs. L. A. SMITH, CLiAMS^cfeO. - accident. He was distinguished from every Had these honest Whitebeach fishermen small, almost circular, cove, described in the ing of relief we noticed a breaking away at Hartford, Conn. . .10 ALSO We should be satisfied,kms HOUSE.—The select, committee on paupers One inch space constitutes a square. • - And thine the glory be." • »iitii Jo' married man in Whitebeach by being the been the countrymen of Massanielo, they English admiralty chart as containing good the main entrance, and watched the crowd recommended a commission of three to be To Rent. Vegetables of all Kinds, - 'K,.- -.•W'.-iTr."-' happy father of no sons, and only one little would have gone down on their knees before shelter and "holding ground." Imagine our grovel on the ground in all conceivable appointed by the governor, to revise pauper Speelnl Notices 25 per cent, advance on the This was the prayer I made, . above. (Fresh and Canned.) girl. the undoubted vision of a child-angel sent surprise wlieu some twelve miles off land to shapes. Shortly there entered in perfect legislation tuid report to the next legislature. For my soul was all on flame, 7 VV ' He looked the very pictuie of that amphi­ find ourselves besieged by hundreds of canoes, silence a cortege drawing a dog sled in-which Resolution passed. i Canned Fruits, down to help a fellow-cliild of earth in its Resolution that the state treasurer shall Local Notices in.Reading Columns, 25' one large or two small families; has also one large And even as Iprayed fvA:-;- ' bious creature, the fisherman—the father of need. They would have seen the halo, and each-containing but one occupant, and riding was seated the high priest of the tribe, and a accept $60,000 from the Connecticut Wes­ Cents per line. Barn and abont ono acre of ground connected BREAD, PIES, CAKES, &C., &C. The answering tempest came„ upon the water as easily and dry as so many 1 therewith. Terms 8150 per year. Enquire of the sailor—as he sat one fine evening in the have feared no mora. But Peter Cobble only more villainous-looking object I never be­ tern Railroad in full for all taxes due. Mr.: Yearly advertisers restricted to ' tfce business WILLIAM B. NEVVCOMB, AT It came with a mighty power, jv • gulls. Our mate, who speaks the Esquimaux Gallup stated that the road owes $^0Q«00Q» oqntemplated at the time ol contract, bnt are per­ height of the mackerel season at the door of exclaimed : held. He was stripped to the waist" and was at Demmon & Newcomb's 53 and 55 Main St. Shaking the windows and walls, ...jv * his cottage, smoking a quiet clay pipe with language fluently, soon struck a bargain for a and claimed that the directors admitted that mitted to mate monthly ch rages of their adver­ DEMMON & NEWCOMB'S, "Blowed if it aren't a boy!" smeared with oil and coloring matter, stripes it Had been improperly managed. For in­ And tolling'the bell in the tower, - f , ~ pilot, and in an instant the pilot by a dexter­ tisements. To Rent. his friend and partner in' the boat Sally, one It—or he, if it was in truth nothing more- which gave him the appearance of a Chinese stance, while it was represented that Senator 53 & 55 Man St., Norwalk. As it tolls at funerals. , . >• - ^ Peter Cobble by name. Peter was the patri­ ous jump landed in the "chains" and was on Marriages and deaths inserted gratuitously ART of a House, (three rooms) right in the vilC ; was far too high and indistinct against the joss, on his head was a tiara of bear's claws Barnum was serving as president without sal­ Obituary or Funeral Notices15 cts. per line. Plage. Rent S10 permonth. Possession given arch, but John was clearly the master. dark rock to make out its face or age any more deck, still holding the painter of his canoe. surmounted by an enormous polar bear's ary, he received not less than $15,000 per immediately. Enquire at this oillce. The lightning suddenly ' 14 annum through reduced freight rates and All unusual cuts and devices 25 per cent, extra. The two mates smoked rather than talked, than the path down which it crept with such The chief was of herculean build, broad head. On his sholdiers were placed erect on CHAST. LEONARD & SON Unsheathed its flaming sword,' - other advantages. Mr. Gay of Winchester DEALERIN ' for each kept his best eye on the wind. cautious rashtiess. %Even John Morrison was and well knit frame, and a completion far end two large walrus tusks, fancifully dec­ moved to extend the time for payment to To Rent Cheap. ' And I cried: "Stand still, and "see ' "My opinion is," said Cobble, firmly but opliged to give this new wonder a share in the more fair than the bronzed and weather-beat­ orated with stripes of red flannel which bad April 1, 1878. Agreed to, and the resolution S. GIBSON, WO BRICK HOUSES and Tenement of eight The salvation of the Lord!" • deferentially, "that we shall get out with the en faces of our people. His features were of Organist of the First Congregational Church. rooms, on High Street. Also Brick Store on The heavens were black with cloud, desperate glance that he kept fixed on Hetty. been obtained from the clothing of a drown­ Teasterly side of Main Street. Enquire of the Indian type, but also had a certain light Bill requiring county commissioners to give The sea was black with hail, tide." Presently it became clear that the boy was ed sailor washed ashore^ The lower part of bonds; came from the Senate _ amended. Teacher of the 10 N. WOOD, 3-2 Main Street. WOOD AND BfiIOZ, "Ah! mcfst like we shall. I shan't be sor­ of intelligence which, naturally enough, ac­ And ever more fierce and loud making for her, and at last he was so near her the body was covered with otter skins, over House concurrecUand passed the bill. Piano-Forte, Organ and HIu«leal N'thSiverBlue Stone,Lime, Cement I ry, though, to see the last of the little lass—" that Peter could compare their sizes. counted for the almost abject manner in which which was spread a number of young seals The election bill vetoed by the governor, Composition. To Rent. ALSO Blew the October gale. "The last of her!" "A boy!" he said; "Lord save us—it is his followers obeyed his slightest behest. He all alive and barking; .in the right hand he was next considered, and the vote of passage HOUSE'upon the top of the hill above Bene­ was reconsidered. The question berore tne Box 379 P. O., NORWALK, CONN. Will be rented to one or two CEMEMT PIPE FOR SEWERS, WELLS ARB The fleet it overtook, "Aye I I mean before she's tucked in and was dressed in fur, completely encased, leav Adict's Hat Shop. Will be - - - - - ' CHIMNEYS, naught but a child."' held a spear, which he waved aloft in a House then was whether the* bill shall pass good tenants at alow figure, E. J. HILL. And the broad sails in the van asleep, bles3 her! It isn't often I've Jiad a ing no part exposed but the face.» The chief WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. It was impossible from where they stood to theataical manner, while with his left he over the veto. Like the tents of Cushan shook, whole day ashore on Esther's birthday." was a widower,and solemnly kept his faith to Speaker Harrison referring to the supreme f- J. Belden Hurlbutt, Water St.. Norwak, €ono gain more than a general view of what hap­ motioned to the bride and groom to approach To Rent. . Or the curtains of Midian. - /C. . -'/j; He usually called her Hetty; but the full the peculiar vows uttered at his wedding, court's probable opinion as to the constitu­ pened. There must have been sufficient hold him. The whole concourse arose, and with tionality of the law, said he would tell Mr. The pleasant residence of the subscriber with Down on the reeling decks name had a "whole holiday flavor befitting the which ceromony I will attempt to describe barn and choice fruit, corner of Merwin and Aca­ for littl# feet and hands, however slight, and shouts of gladness capered around the priest's West just how to bring a test case before Attorney anil Counsellor at Lav, demy Sts. Possession given abaBApril 15. Crashed the o'erwhelming seas; great day in John Morrison's year. further on; as a consequence, the only lady CARRIAGE MAKERS. though invisible below. The boys' head had chariot. This he submitted to for a space of the court, and would then like the opportu­ 9tf Apply to THOMSS G. OSBORN. Ab, never were there wrecks .UZm "I wish she weren't so terribly fond of present was the bride, clect, his daughter, a nity to defend it: An interesting /colloquy Boom No. 4, [up stairs,] not turned yet; he crept nearer and nearer to ten minutes, then imperiously waving his MULLINCS &TILLY, So pitiful as these! climbing, though," he remarked proudly,after comely woman of some eighteen summers, or took place between Messrs. Harrison and OAZETTB BUILDING. OVSES AND ROOMS TO LET, the little girl till they hung side by side, and spear, commanded silence. The groom was West, at the clo^O of which the previous 9 H H. FITCH, 61 Main Street. a pause. "One would think her grandmoth­ clung close together for what felt like an hour. more properly winters. She was clothed in now"directed,to prostrate himself upon the question was ordered, and the vote was taken Successors to S. P.TUTTLE, Like a potter's vessel broke •. / ' er was a gull—there's nothing too high for John Morrison could not have spoken then, a dress of the same description as that of her by yeas and nays, resulting: EMILY V.D, PARDEE,M.D., The great ships of the line; ; ..., earth upon his back, and the bride directed To Let. MARSHAL STREET, SOUTH NORWALK your littlest, Peter, boys as they are." if he had dared, he could not breathe. father] and was of goodly stature—above the to place her right foot upon his throat, which Whole number of votes i||%, 167 (Graduate of N. T. Medical College for Women, They were carried away as a smoke, Necessary to pass over the veto afcs 84 "I should like to see my littlest climbing Then Hetty herself began to move. medium height of American women—and Cor. M AIN & MARSHALL STREETS, HE NEAT .COTTAGE on Osborn Avenue, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nor- I Or sank like lead in the brine. she did, evidently with reluctance. While In favor ' 102 SOUTH NORWALK., CONN. T formerly occupied bv Aaron Ambler, contain­ walk and vicinity that they are prepared to where they ouglin't—that's all," said Peter. was possessed of wonderfully small feet, en­ ing eight rooms. Rent 814.00_per month. Inquire O Lord I before thy path The boy kept himself before %er, with his in this position the priest instructed the groom Against . : ' 05 Office Honrs, unti!9 a. m., and from 3 p.m. at­ on the premises, or of JAMES L. AMBLER, of "They'd pretty soon learn how the rope's face to the cliff, placing his feet, step by step cased in moccasins of rare and curious work­ Absent or not voting . 77 tention to all classes of diseases incident to azen- .They vanished andceased to be, ,, that such was to be his fate, trodden under eral practice of medicine and surgery. Fam­ the firm of Van Hoosear & Ambler. Build Carriages and Wagons end feels." —inch by inch it looked—where she was to manship, which would excite the envy of foot by man, should he ever prove untrue to So the bill was passed oyer the veto, / . ilies supplied with Homoeopathic remedies. Norwalk, Feb.10th, 1877. 6t7» OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. "When thou didst walk in wrath • "Hulloa, mother," sang out Morrison, after The bill fixing compensation and mileage References by permission:—S.Lilenthal,M.D., place her's, and giving her one arm to hold by some of our belles—the feet, not the mocca­ his plighted troth. He was then permitted of members of the present assembly, which Prof, of Theory and Practice, N. Y.city; Clemence House for Rent. Particular attention paid to REPAIRING in al With thin "horses through the sea! a short colloquy on the education of children: while lie clutched the rock with the other. sins. Her features were of the Indian, oval to rise and directed to approach the old chief had been returned vetoed, was next taken up. Lozier, M. D. Dean of College, N. Y.: Alfred K. branches of the trade. April Atlantic. Hills, M. D.,Prof.Materia Medica. 3m23 Good sized House on Butler Street, by the One SECOND-HAND ROCKAWAY, and one I "What's in the wind now ? Supper ? You'll They were on the path that John Morrison cast, prominent cheek bones; small, firm, who placed a spear at his breast, telling him The previous question was order®!, and tne Straw Factory. Enquire ot CthA BURR SMITH. NO TOP BUGGY, for sale. Iy2 have a bit, Peter—I shouldn't wonder if we'd had been unable to reach; his heart began to well defined chin, and a most bewitching yeas and nays were: EYE AND EAR.-W. K. OAKES, M. D., Diamond Cut Diamond. it would l>e his doom should lie prove untrue. Whole number voting & 161 J^HRtOccnlist and Aurist, has his Office corner get something more than common to-day. swell painfully with the hope that she might mouth, containing a display of teeth of unu­ He was next directed-to his father, who, pro. WMp" Wall and Water Sts., where he may be Necessary to pass ovcrjhe yet^ 82 'Wmr found every day from 9 o'clock, a. m., to STORE TO RENT. Are you going to Faint? Solomon Schaff was a cunning knave, Where's the little lass? I must say good be saved—that the miracle was not a dream. sual whiteness and uniformity; but, alas for ducing a piece of fishing line, informed him In favor . .rl'iSrWK"' . 75 USE 9 o'clock, p.m., for free consultation. Besides Eager to make and ready to save, night before the tide turns." Once more he dashed into the pool, and went the weakness of the human family, to what that he would choke to death his offspring Against |- 8® the eye ana ear, the doctor treats successfully all 'S :T acromions and catharrhal diseases of the lungs, Fond as a barber might be of a "shave," Mrs. Morrison was a stout; comely woman, as high up as he could in order that he might' base uses were these same teeth put at the should he ever prove unfaithful. Then, to Absent or not voting '| 88 windpipe and throat, some of which are often pre­ THE TEST DESIRABLE STORE So the veto was sustained. ' ^ . disposing causes of blindness and deafness. Call If only the law its sanction gave. with a face that was evidently intended by receive her from the little hero or angel, wedding feast. clap the climax, he was directed to face the Corner Wall and Water Streets, and see the statistics of cases, testimonials, Ac., CHEMICAL PAINT! Now the reason for this recital nature to wear a pleasant smile. Little Es­ whichever it might be. We were rowed ashore the following day, entire tribe, who brandishing their spears, "SENATE—WEDNESDAY, March 21. at the office as above. Charges for scientific ex­ Norwalk, now occupied by D. S. Curtis. Enquire amination and treatment always moderate. No of JOSEPH I. LTNES. THE BEST IN THE MARKET. | Is merely to show thatflk saving his pelf ther Morrison was fortunate in her father and Presently they reached what seemed to be a well provided with presents for the chief and yelled at the top of their voices vengeance on Bill providing for filling vacancies which charge for consultation. Call for a circular. 46 may occur in senatorial representation; pass­ Itismorcbeautilul,moredurable,lowerinprice> This cunning sharper outwitted himself," ^ mother—that was clear. And the smile was climax in their passage—a point where' it the happy-pair,which consisted of rum, beads, him in the event of his unfaithfulness. At is all ready for use, does not wash by rain, best ed. ; To Rent. wood preserver, is water and Are proof, and is the And met with a fit requital. ,' . on her face when she came out—but it went was obviously impossible that Hetty could blankets, flaming calicoes, a plug hat of won­ this juncture the groom, apparently over­ Bill providing for substitution of judges of. CHARLES W. MANY, best for general nses, either for wood, iron or away suddenly as she exclaimed: court of common pleas and district courts in HE STORE now occupied by Selleck Brothers, brick bnildings. any of the fin eel residencesin pass without a spring. »It was well for her derful dimensions, and a large, cheap looking- come with emotion, dropped on the ground, T from April 1st. Also a house on Main Street, town are painted with On his fortieth birthday Solomon Schaff- j ^ -. "She's not with you!" glass," also a large jar of common lard, which case of sickness of the regular judge; passed. • Surgeon Dentist, near the residence of E. Quintard. father that he was at that moment busy in and, bowing his head to the earth, cried "I Bill providing for -the punishment ;of the 5tt E. QUINTARD. AVERILL'S CHEMICAL PAINT Began to dream of a "better half," i • u -j Peter Cobble" almost grinned at the look scrambling out of the pool. It was Peter and •had been cleverly scented with otto of roses will be true," until raised to his feet by the employes of railroad companies.who while Put up ready for use in pails of 1,2 or 3 gallons ^And to tire of his bachelor living ; ,F.? that passed between husband and wife—he % OKWALK, CONN. kegs of 5,10 or 15 gallons, half barrels or barrels : the children who saw the little there was to by the mate.' We landed amid the acclama­ bride. on a strike abandon their trains and.so ob­ To Rent. All orders promptly Ailed and any information (Wourse, as he was abnormally thin, v- ' was accustomed to think, poor fellow, that see.—the boy let go the rock with both hands, tions of the multitude and incessant clatter of It now remained to catechize the bride and struct public travel. Mr. Coe explained that Office corner of Main and Wall Streets. NitrouB- fllHE elegant residence known as the"Dimon given by applying to He fancied a fair one with double chin.. : # the more and oftener children were out of species of drum made of seal skih and whale the bill was almost exactly like that of Mas­ 9 Oxide (Jas administered. X Place," pleasantly located on West Avenue and balanced himself so that Hetty could give administer the admonitions according to their sachusetts a.nd New Jersey; it was passed. one of the most desirable places in the Borough of D. H, WEBB, Sole Ag't for Norwalk "I'm lean and she's fat, . - ' „ - ; sight the better, and he had never known one short leap from danger into safety be­ bone, the sound of which is ear-splitting to a faith, whicli were in the following manner : Norwalk, is offered to rent on mogerate terms. TLe governors veto of the Election Law C. B. CO OLID GE, Also, a large Carpenter Shop, ioflled on Arch Office at Store of RAYMOND BKO'S, foot of There's profit in -that," • anything worse come of such an event than tween himself and the face of the rock, and remarkable degree, A number of women came forward, and then came up for consideration. After the Street, on the Bouton property. Will be rented Washington Street, SOUTH NORWALK Quoth he ; "I get more than I'm giving. a little quiet for himself and a rather incon­ An informal procession was formed, the reading of the message by the clerk. DENTIST.very low. For full particulars enqure of that both his arms might be free to help her. brandishing knives of ivory, admonished her Successor to 6tf JAMES FINNEY,Real Estate Agent. sistently ungrateful-scolding for the child. chief and captain at the head, and flanked by Mr. Brown favored-the passage of the law 'Courtship's a very extravagant thing," Hetty sprang. And as she sprang, Peter Cob­ with all sorts of horrible threats, to over the veto, "thinking that the section re­ Dr. Asa Hill, . * When did you see her last?" asked John the music, we started for the village. As in all Said Solomon Scliail. "She'll look for a ring, ble, though a stout-hearted fellow, shut his which she listened in silence. Then, turning lating to certificate voting was not. unconsti­ For Sale. Morrison, in a voice of which he would have WALL STREET, NORWALK, C. H. DOUGLASS, For bonbons, bouquets, and all that; eyes. . — . these snialLIs]^dSj^ huts are somedistance to the priest, she spoke her obligation, ended tutional, as the Governor thought it was. Office over been ashamed had it trembled so much in a It was just as if the boy had made up his from the landing, and seem to be reached by calling her The law had been on the statute bdoK for six A COTTAGE FOR A SINGLE FAMILY, new, Manufacturing Confectioner, But shall I waste my cash future husband to her, and years, and had worked admirably. C. T: Oraman's Dry Goods Store. ••lii convenient, weil located and cheap, fen- scene of real danger. from any and every direction. There being KSL quire of C. P. TUltNEY. Keeps constantly on hand a large variety oi - - On such profitless trash ? v f ; mind to be killed. He was just so balanced embracing him—as is the custom—instead of The vote on the passage of the bill was as tar Gas administered for extracting teeth with­ Norwalk, March 12,1877. 11 "Not for an hour—she was out here play­ ^tfiat' he might save Hetty but nothing more. nothing resembling, a road anywhere discern­ kissing. By this time we were glad to get follows , yeas 10; nays 9. . out pain. No, indeed, I'm too sharp for a flat!" ^ j ing with the children, as good as gold." ible, we were most unmercifully bumped and undercover, for it was bitter cold, and the jgDWABD P. WEED, And she had made the ieap and was saved; HOUSE.—The committee on constitutional For Sale Cheap. Pure Confectionery Howe'er, when the wedding day drewnear, '0 John Morrison felt half relieved—he was thumpeS about upon the ice in numerous falls, foregoing ceremony had occupied fully an amendments reported favorably a bill that in and he was lying motionless a few yards from DHUGr Gr 1ST HE homestead of the late Phineas S. Disbrow, Always Fresh and of the Best Quality, at Mr. Schaff was seized with a bright idea, afraid she had run out alone,and he was quite the feet of Peter—dead beyond all question. while our lithe and nimble-footed companions, hour. Re-entering the chiefs house we found the case of vacancies in the judges of the Wall Street, opposite Norwalk Opera House, - deceased, consisting of about 30 aires oi land common pleas districts, city and police courts Twith comfortable Dwelling Honse> Barn, and Other So he found out an-artist needy. aware that his partner thought him a fool. Poor John Morrison had no thought of joy who never missed their footing, heartily en­ it transformed into a banquet hall, the floor * A large and well-selected dtock of Wholesale and Retail. ( the general assembly shall appoint only for out buildings, and located about two miles from "I want a protrait, you want some cash," Perhaps he thought himself one when he felt joyed our discomfiture, nevertheless coming and all available space around being covered DRUGS AM) MEDICINES, the villages of Norwalk and Westport. Possesoion Also a superior article of in his own child's life when he came back the unexpired term. Passed. given immediately. If not sold by April 1st will be Briefly he said to young Rubens Flash the first reaction from his fear at the first hint from the pool with Hetty unharmed in his to our aid, raising us to a standing posture with steaming shells, containing such a mess Mr. Willey of East Haddam moved to re­ Perfumery, Patent Medicines, all kinds Mineral rented. Apply to JOHN OSBORN, Waters, Toilet and Medicated Soaps, Flavoring 8t7 Administrator. "A half-lepgth will do, *' of possible danger to Hetty. with a jerk that was sometimes more energet­ as would puzzle a Chinese chef de cuisine ; so consider the passage of the bill fixing the rate ICS CREAM, arms, and saw by what a sacrifice she had of interest at 6 per cent., except where a large and Handkerchief Extracss, Hair Brushes,Combs, That's half-price for you, ' "The pack of young rascals!" he began an­ ic than pleasant. On rounding a high bluff closely were the dishes placed upon the Sponges, Chamois Skins, Stationery, Cigars, SODA TV ATER, with iniit syrups, and OTTAWA been saved. The poor little fellow's body rate is specified by written contract. and is constantly adding to his stock all the new BEER,drawn from Matthcvo Patent Steel Foun­ You'd better agree, you're so seedy." '•i; grily. "A pretty time of day—" lay upon Peter's knees—the corpse of a hero we descended into a valley completely incased ground that it became necessary to. pick one's Mr. Warner of Bristol favored reconsider­ and popular medicines of the day. A Desirable Furnished House to Let tains. HE subscriber oilers his House, containing 12 "A—hoy!" shouted a shrill voice from who had begun life by throwing it away with­ in snow, through which a carefully prepared steps to the point allotted, and taking up the ation, and the vote on the motion to - recon­ sider was taken by yeas and nays resulting: g 4 W. MITCHELL, T rooms, furnace, gas, Bofbugh water. Also on Fruits, Uuts, fine Imported and IWel1'Flash in want'80 tlie bargain was some invisible distance. out a thought in order to save one who was road had been run, leading into the center of nearest dish, squat down in its. place. We premises, an excellent well of water, afine garden* struck. Peter made a trumpet of his hands, and Whole number voting • 194 At the ever popular with asparagus and strawberry beds, apple, pears, Domestic Cigars. nothing to him. The fisherman felt a pang the village. On all sides blazing fires of rq, were given the place of honor, i. e., behind In favor ; . m grapes, and other fruit in abundance, large barn, "Ho! ho!" said Solomon, "I'm in luck!" "A—hoy!" he shouted back. of worse than shame when he thought that fuse blubber, intermingled with the stunted the chief an* the happy couple. At a signal Against • , . - 83 UNION MARKET poultry house and yard, wash house, &c., &c. Ko. 31 Main Street. has always the best of Possession given on short notice. For further And lie scarce could smother a titter. It was the signal from the lad who was set this strange child had dared and done more undergrowth of the island, were scattered, from the priest every one began an assault Absent or not voting 54 particulars enquire of •_ _ An Elegant Ice Cream Saloon and Restanran j Flash worked away like a busy elf, So the motion was agreed to, and Mr. Wil­ Beef, Teal, Mutton, and Pork, CHARLES T. LEONARD. forLadies and Gentlemen. 'on the hill to watch, that he had seen the first for Hetty than her own father—some other dealing out anything but a savory odor, and upon his or her dish with-a gusto that beto­ Norwalk, Feb.12th, 1877. 7 But he whistled softly and laughed tohimself, ley then moved to strike off the bill all after atiajr living prices. Union (formerly Model) Mar distant ripple of the mackerel shoal, and that father or mother was doubtless left heart­ so was the dinof drumsand shouts, kened good digestion and better appetite. the enacting clause and insert a substitute fix­ ket, on tlie Bridge. IP C. H. DOUGLASS, Proprietor. As he gazed at his scheming sitter. ;; . the Sally was not to wait even till the tide broken that he might have what now felt like that one could well imagine himself in pan­ The bill of fare was blubber and boiled oil, ing interest at 6 per cent., and providing for­ For Sale. I A week had sped, then, to Schaff's delight, turned. a selfish joy. demonium. We were informed that the sa­ roasted blubber and cold oil, raw fish and feiture of all the interest when any rate in 0HAKLESS. LOCKWOOD, A House'and Lot, in a healthy location on GEORGfi WARD SELLECK, excess is charged or received, also that bor­ I'air Street, above Catharine.~ " " e.. The House is "Come along," said Peter. "Good night "Nothing was worth that," he said, hoarse­ lute was intended for the chief, and hence hot oil, blubber and fish. In short it was oil, nearly new, well built, conveniently arrang­ | Flash wrote thus : "Your picture is finished rowers may pay the taxes on the mony. The Fashionable Draper and Tailor, ed,M and will make a comfortable and pleasant Hasconstantly ill then Street. Price low, and part of the money can re­ Most carefully packed, to Miss Caroline Reed ; passed without a division. 9 GENTS' FURNISHING EMPORIUM. AchoiceandSneassortmentof strings—he could not carry even the most Away;" "The Louisiana Lowlands"Old cess much against our will. Our portions main on mortgage. A fine chance to secure a | Please hand to the bearer the price as agreed, On the motion to reconsider the vote sus­ Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. home. Apply at GAZETTE OFFICE. 3t» And be sure, worthy friend, ' causeless anxiety for Hetty out to sea. He Birds Foretelling Storms. Dog Tray," etc., to the intense delight of the we gladly passed to those arounds us, who as taining the governor's veto of the mileage looked round and round him, and said at last: people, who capered around us after the ap­ Groceries, , Such a present must tend The following information furnished us by gladly accepted and ate them. I watched bill, Speaker Harrison said he had looked up TO THE LADIES : For Sale or Exchange. "I dare say I am a fool, Peter, but you must proved scalp-dance of the North American the authorities but could find no precedent. To increase her respect and affection." _ Gen. Couch1, an ornithologist, will interest the bride of the pearly' teeth stuff herself HE Large, Elegant and Pleasantly Located put out without me. I can't go out till the Mr. Dibble of Danbury claimed that the : Mrs. Moliean, Dwelling of the subscriber, on East Avenue; Provisions, «r many of our readers. Indians. with this food and bite and crunch the raw House of Representatives should make its T Quickly the check was written and sent, little lass comes home. You must be sole North Avenue, is now fully prepared to execute House has 15 rooms, with all modern improve­ " Some years ago when crossjflb^ ocean, When the tumult had subsided we were fish as though it were the greatest delicacy. ow"h law in this case, and Mr. Lane of Mon­ all orders in ments; about two acres ground attached. Will Flour, And the evening brought Solomon, well con­ owner to-night and take my share. I dare say The feast over, we were to have the wed­ roe thereupon appealed from the ruling of be sold at reasonable price or exchanged for New I was informed by sailors that l^pver the ushered into the chief's private residence, ( ( f t York City property. Apply to or address tent, " '"r she's right enough, but I can't go—I'll go the chair. The decision of the chair was STAMPING. sea-gull flew low down, skimming the water, consisting of a square, hole in the ground, ding ceremony, so we returned, to the circle, 2 GEO. W. CRAM, Box 452, Norwalk, Ct. To sit by the side of his charmer '; down shore and look for a sight of 'em, but then overruled—111 nays to' 47 yeas. The Fruit, &c'.9 it surely foreboded a storm. Careful observa­ some thirty feet each way, from the sides of where we found a transformation had oc­ question then recurred on the reconsideration Monogramee, Crests, Sc., Stamped to order,as But, alas! what a cruel reversal is this! don't you wait for me." well asplainstamping. Calland see specimens. 9ti tion confirmed the truth of this' old sea say­ which were built up walls of mud and stone curred. In the center of the plot was built and it was agreed to, and the next vote was Desirable Property for sale. To which he wouldinvitetheattentionofa who She turns away from his proffered kiss, "Blowed if I wouldn't sooner have twelve on the passage of the bill over the veto, which ° wishto[,archaseflrst-classgoods.at ing.' Accordingly Lset. myself to the task of to the height of four feet, on which rested a hut of snow, covered with skins and furn­ Very desirable place on East Avenue. And with looks of scorn " than one, after all!" said Peter. "Come, was taken by yeas and nays, resulting: ORWALK INSURANCE CO., Also, a tew choice Building Lots situated on Reasonable Prices. -I :r.i finding out how the Great Being imparts thitf the roof, a net-work of whalebone interlaced ished as the ordinary home of the islander, N NORWALK, CONN. * A She bids him "begone !" mate—never you be afraid. If there's mis­ Whole number voting 201 Osborn Avenue, for sale cheap. . wonderful foreknowledge to his children of by strings of hide from non-fur bearing scale, in which we were informed the happy couple For the bill 133 Charter Capital • - - $500,000 Also, a nicely located .House and Lot on Mer­ DR1EI: BEEF, SLICED A SPECIALTT. BEST As if his mere presence could harm her. '' chief, mine are in it, and we'll give 'em the win Street near West Avenue, for sale at a bar­ OF HAMS, EITHER WHOLE OR SLICED. the air. No little investigation convinced me forming a light, yet perfectly dry covering. were to pass the honey-moon—compassed by Against 68 Paid op Capital - - 100,000 gain. Enquire of _ _ rope's end all round when we get home. I'm that the bird has no warning whatever of an In the center was a square aperture for the the ring of snow—emblematical alike of the Not voting - . 43 WM. C.S KREET, Pres., GEO R. COWT.ES, Sec'J. S, E. OSBORN, East Avenue, Dropinandseeasinov newstore, "What is it ?" poor Solomon,wondering,cries. going to take no man's share but my own, not The bank commissioners bill was recalled tfll or to D. W. FITCH, West Avenue. The lady surveys him with wrathful surprise, approaching disturbance of the element, but exit of smoke, and the thousand and one purity of life within and that* to come. The \o. 9 MAIN STREET. and an amendment was offered that the ap­ Then suddenly raising a curtain ; I,—and the Sally's not too full-handed—if it that the unseen changes in the normal condi­ • nauseating smells incident to an Esquimaux hut was amply provisioned for the time— pointees enter on their offices on the 1st of JJTSA INSURANCE Co. of HARTFORD. A BARGAIN. was running a cargo 'twould be a different /Tj Incorporated 1S12. Charter Perpetual. tions of the atmosphere, which always pre­ residence. In the center of the floor, and and none may enter here after the marriage July, and shall be paid for their time' of ser­ OR SALE.—A first-rate built House, (on East I would request the attention of "Your present!" in angriest tones she ex­ thing. Hulloa, you young rascals, what do vice. Amendment agreed to and bill passed. Capital and Assets, $5,052,880.10 Avenue,) containing nine rooms; will be let claimed ; , cede foul weather, incite in the feathered directly under the aperture in the roof, was a prayer takes place. > . F any persons who contemplate you want ?" he said to two little "girls who Bill for the reduction of the salaries Insures against loss and damage by Fire, on terms if notsold. Also BUILDING LOTS lor sale. And there stood a picture mostshowily framed species a craving for food that must be satis­ blazing fire of the same material as those The men of the tribe were arranged in a adopted to the hazard andconsistent with the laws Apply to D. 11. F1TOH. building to tbe Tery desi­ came running up breathlessly. "Don't get in of state officers, military officers and others. Norwalk, Nov. 27th, 1875. 18tl But veiled in a shadow uncertain. fied. Thus before a storm the gull is found outside, but on a raised hearth of stone, serv­ row around the circle—facing outward. The The bill was advocated by Mr. Bartholomew oi compensation. COWLES & MERRILL, rable stock of my way. Run home and tell your mother Sole Agentsfor Norwalk and vicinity. among the white caps of the sea, and the ing alike the purposes of light and heat. groom is in the row; all other parties to the of North Brandford, who claimed that the FOR SALE. Nearer, still nearer, then Solomon drew, - " we're going to be out to-night, and—" reduction should be general from the judges swallow is seen flying close to the ground, for Around the sides were arranged thetranks or ceremony in the center. The priest now mwo very desirable BuildingLots on West Main But he started aghast—what is this that meets "Oh, please, father! Oh, please, Master downward, in consequence of the reduction THEODORE E. SMITH, JL Street. Apply at the GAZETTE OFFICE. % the winged insects that supply his larder. The sleeping places of the chief, his daughter,aHd commands silence, and directs the bride elect in the cost of living. Mr. Gallup stated that his view ? ' . . Morrison!" they cried "out in a breath. "John DEALER IK .' 'V Now in my Yard at Norwalk. same is true with the domestic fowl. At body guard of ten picked men. A screen or to pick from £he number the man whom she the assistant clerk in controller's office isonly A half-length the artist had painted ' Morrison's Hetty's all up at Deadman's Nose, ~~ For Sale. my home nearly every one of the past winter curtain made from what I thought had once will wed. With the artlessness of woman 14 years old and gets $1,400. Mr. NewhaU I am now prepared to ltimish in the line oi But, dreadful to tell,the 7ialf that Flash chose ' and can't get down again!" suggested that he is the controller's sen, and HARDWARE, Bay Horse, six years old, sound and kind storms has been predicted from the hen-yard. been a ship's table.cloth denoted the lady's she tripped around the circle as though she stylish driver, and good worker. Willie BOIU Began at Sol's watch-chain and stopped at his Mrs. Morrison buried her face in her hands he and his father, who gives full time-to the cheapA if applied for soon. Apply to W.K.NASH, Sunday the 11th inst. was a lovely spring quarters, while the others were simply rude did not know who was—stopping ever and duties, receive only $2,400 together—the con­ toes! —her husband turned pale through his tanned •'I Cutlery- v at the office of the Union Mannfactnring Co. day. In the afternoon to all outward appear­ shake-downs on whale-bone frames being anon to adjust the "plug." and "peek" over troller himself receiving only $1,000. The Norwalk, Feb.5th, 1877. SHINGLES, —Mrs. E. T. COBBETT, in EDITOR'S DRAW', skin, and went off at a stride that turned into AND • » ' ances, we were to have a continuation of fine used as chairs, tables, or beds, as required. some man's shoulder, with all the coyness of bill passed as amended. . —BOTH— EC a heavy run. Bill fixing the pay of the secretary of state, , Harper's Magazine for Apnil. '> weather, but the chickens were very hungry All the paraphernalia of the hunting and children playing, until finally she tapped the L Spectacles to suit all kinds of Eves Peter Cobble threw a savage look at the board of education, judges, jurors and others Agricultural Implements. and they secured an-e&tra allowance, telling fishing was strewn out on walls and floor as right one on the shoulder and conducted was passed, and fixed the salaries as follows: HIHATED PINE and CEDAR, To'"An Advanced Thinker.' Sally—but he followed John Morrison,growl­ WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, PAINTS AGENT FOR me in so many words, that, by morning, snow if carelessly thrown aside until required, and him to the center. The men then withdrew, Secretary of the boaad of ^education, $3,500 BY CABBIE B. LE ROW. ing "rascals," and "rope's end." It was hard and-expenses, his chief clerk, $1,500; su­ OILS, GLASS, SASH, BLINDS, And of Sawed Shingles or rain would come as it did. In talking of of such infinite number and variety as to re­ and the groom went through the same per­ LAZARUS & MORRIS'S , to miss the chance of a haul in those bad preme and superior court judges, $3,600; AND DOORS. You have blotted the light from the heavens, this matter to Mr. Talmadge Baker, represen­ quire. the exercise of great care in order not formance. Women are substituted for. the times; but he was not the man to desert common pleas judges in New London county CELEBRATED PERFECTED The sun from the sky ; tative from. South Norwalk, he told me he to trample on or fall over them. Having men, and the bride elect is among them. $2,250, ditto in Hartford; Fairfield and New Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. his mate, even for the chance of a haul. The S.'K. & Co., Life's fountains have frozen around me, v 'i: noticed that hens on the night in question rested and regaled ourselves with hot rum— All now withdrew but the bride and groom, Haven counties $2,700, of the Litchfield dis­ SIGN PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, &c * * * * * * * trict court, $1,800, reporter of decisions, $2,- Its springs all.run dry. ; 2 were unusuall hungry and he gave thefn ad­ of which the chief and the party partook, their parents and the priest. We, being vis­ SPECTACLES & EYEGLASSES. - When John Morrison reached the shelf of 000; to clerks of courts for arraying prison­ Also, a large assorment of GENUINE PARA You have taken the bread and the wine-cup," ditional grain. Cat^e to a certain extent we were informed that the ceremony of itors, were allowed to remain. The bride B. S. BLASCER, SOLD or PEBBLE SPECTACLES the only kind The Curtis & Co., rock at the foot of the high and massive .cliff ers and preparing state prison warrants 75 The strength of tlie day— '• Seem to bj under the influence of the same "Neckaekkuete," or the interchange of prop­ and groom were then put in a kneeling pos­ cents; petit jurors, $2 per day; travel fees At his Store in MALLORY'S BLOCK, has con­ over yet produced that do not tire the eye, that called Deadman's Nose, famous for wrecks' stantly on hand, a general assortment of j-ives a clear and distinct vision, and makes weak ' - ~ And other Brands. Also, All the hop^S of the heart and the spirit Mr?* atmospheric changes, requiring at these limes erty between the contracting parties and their ture, facing the sun, which was low in the of witnesses 6c per mile; states attorneys for ayes strong. Warranted for live .years without and every sort of disaster, and stood among each bill of costs 75 cents; for each state oflense. Special attention given to fittingnear To labor (u-pray. . .A!.-.-; 'more feed. _ ' j parents, was about to take place. According­ horizon, Mid which threw a flood of blood- anooERiBs. the group of silent and staring children,lie v prison conviction $12; other criminal trial lighted people. A large assortment of No dh^bt-that this beneficent^aw holds ly, we emerged from the low, dog-kennel* red light upon them, forming an impressive $10; nolle prosequi. $5; mileage fees for CROCKERY, GLASS, And what in return do you give me • ' 7 saw what would have turned almost any matt. OPERA and FIELD GLASSES Sawed Spruce. gftod for all frrutes that seek shelter when the like door, into the cool, cleaf air, glad indeed picture. They joined hands and |repeated a sheriffs and other officers 20 cents; deputy TIN AND WOODEN WARE, ETC.. ETC. To comfort or chccr. * sick to see. The immense wall was rough- prayer after the priest, who then prondunced commissioner of insurance $3,500, chief clerk By devoting his constant personal attention to AT Also a Large and Thoroughly ScasoncdLot oi Soft tempest breaks:"— to be free from the poisonous vapors inside, 1 faced in fact, but it was. so .high and vastW Hartford Courant. the "business he hopes to merit public patronage.! To help me in facing the future,/ and wended our way to the council chamber, them married. It was then that we saw in his office $1,500. Weed's Jewelry Storet to look at a very short distance up, bare of Bill to punish railroad strikers who obstruct Or time that is here ? APPLE SNOW.—(A pretty supper dish). which consisted of a circular wall of snow the priest in his glory. He leaped from the public travel. Passed in concurrence. ' FltAXCIS McHEOS, Jr., UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE. lllieliigaii Siding, Sieiu law in the place of God's loving, > V; the faintest foothold for any creature but a Ten good sized apples, the whites of ten eggs, some seven feet high,-the'fenoVv being- taken cart, clad in nothing but a clout of fur, and Bill taxing national.banks 1per cent, of the' Blind chance for His choice, . v;-.. sea-bird. And there, upon this seeming the rind of one lemon, half a pound of poun­ every conceivable spot on his muscular body market value of its shares. Passed. Practical Plumper. Both Rough Edge and Jointed. ded sugar. Peel,' core, and cut the apples from-the inside of the circle to make the And tlie call of the waves and the whirlwind smooth surface, high out of reach, was Het­ walls. In the center of the circle was placed decorated with the same ornament, held in 'Bill to protect farmere from patent right H0T0GRAPHY into quarters, and ®ut them into a saucepan swindlers; passed. PLUMBING in all its BRANCHES. In all grades of Lumber, of every "ic-cviplion, Instead of His voice. ty, like a fly upon the wall, clinging to noth­ the lemou-peeT&nd sufficient water to the property belonging to the bridegroom, its place by fish bones which must have been used in 'his market, my assortment never was ing that was visible. Nb doubt, like many prevent them from burning—rather less than inserted under the skin and out again to Green Houses Fitted up. better, or pi ices more favorable. consisting of two canoes, spears, bows and A curious feature of the Bond street fire in Ordersleftat Shop on SchoolStreet, oronslate Take back all the stones that you offer an ambitious climber, who must dare the half a pint, when they are tender, take out hold them in place. With unearthly and New York, where so many gold and silver atBelden'sTinShop. Jobbingpromptlyattcnded ERPETUATES To one who asks bread ; ; the peel,1ieat them to a pulp, let them cool, arrows, aTifle with a'broken lock, 18 otter highest when he sees it, she clambered so far shrill yells he gesticulated toward the sun, goods were in the flames, was the condition to. Iyl» Now is" the Time to ISuy, And mock me no longer in seeking » and stir them to the whites of the eggs, which skins, CO fur seal skins, an army overcoat, of the things in the safes. Diamonds were NATIONAL GREATNESS. that going higher was hopeless and coming all the while dancing around in such a man­ When a good selection can 1-e had, before the f should be previously beaten to a strong froth. fishing tackle, and several hundred pounds of- all right and externally the watches were, but CEMENT PIPE FOR CHIMNEYS, One dozen Stereoscopic-Views of the Centennial For life in the dead. ^* • down impossible. Any but a child's uncon­ Add the sifted sugar, and^continue the yards are thinned out jvalrus tusks—the whole representing in value ner as to cause one to believe he had no on opening these the works of all were found Square and Round Cement Pipe, with plain and Exhibition sent post-paid to any address on re­ For living is far worse than dying whisking until the mixture becomes quite ceipt of $3.00. Our variety includes all the build­ 11 scious brain must have given way long ago— sdme $600. These, by the canons of the joints in his body—in fact assuming shapes to be destroyed. The most singular point ornamental tops, for chimneys; have a more per­ ings, grqapds, statuary, and other beantilnl things When all hope is past J * ,"t - th^f next moment, or the next, or the next at .stiff,; and either heap it on a glass dish, or at times which would be thought impossible was, that under the crystal of each watch fect draught, «nd are cheaper and better than cxhibitelr This company had sole authority to Whitewoot), Ash and BlackWa rut serve it in small glasses. The dish may be faith," must be duplicated by the parents of brick; also use the art within the and And if days end in darkness eternal, latest, must send her down, dead and man­ in the usual hum^n frame. This we were was found a drop of water condensed on the Photographic grounds garnished with preserved barberries, or strips the bride, in order to induce the bridegroom told is a prayer to the sun ever to watch glass. ' This puzzles the scientific men won­ DRAIN PIPE, buildings of the CENTENNIAL EXHIBITIOS. Always on hand. Then welcome the last. .&&&$> :•' gled at the very feet of her father—the father of bright-colored jelly ; and a dish of cus­ The best in the Market. Warranted to give satis­ Americans should secure so valuablea collection .vou-.: to undertake so difficult a task as the mainte­ oyer and guard the young couple and for all derfully. They seem to have forgotten that of authentic pictures of the growth and greatness Lumber delivered by rail or of only her. He might half break her fall- tards should be served with it; or a" jug of blessings such as are commonly supplicated there is a spring in every watch. faction, and from 25 to 30 pet Bent, cheaper than of their own country. Oh, not without hope for the future cream. nance of a family in those regions. Accord­ —Hartford Courant any other^anufacMjred and l.or salc^ ^ teams. No charge for loading on. Has our world been left, but if not? In three moments he lived ingly there soon entered a train of men, bear­ for on such occasions. We then offered our "leasing and Profitable Presents. through three centuries. He dared not even CALF'S HEAD.—Boil the head, when nicely presents to the bride and groom, the parents board cars. Nor of God's divine comfort and caring . ing as near as could be a duplicate of each ar­ and the priest. They were received with The Rev. Dr. Wm. M. Taylor, says, "The HARNESSES FOR S ALE, Cartes de Visito,15 cents; 5x8,50 cents; 8x10, shout to give her the courage of his presence; cleaned, about four hours, with a small piece $1.00 each. Catalogues sent for 3 cent stamp. Have we been bereft. --iXi < of pork; tie the brains in a cloth and boil on ticle in the group, but as some difficulty was many expressions of gratitude, and we with­ Christianization and civilization of the Sand­ HE subscriber would respectfully inform the For sale by all dealers and booksellers. Address, There is still joy and peace in believing, j J? she might turn her head, a whisper might and a half hours. Chop a small piece of sound to duplicate the army overcoat, we drew from the sacred circle, solemnly im­ wich Islands created a commerce, which for T nubile tliat he has now on hand a good assort E. J. H ILL. the year ending 1871 amounted to $4,406,426 meni£of — HARNESS, made of the very beat matcri CENTENNIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., For faith is the star bring her down. But even at the risk of her heart, liver, and head fine, and mix with "the gladly passed in our enormous plug hat to pressed with the conviction that though als, which he will SELL AS LOW as they can most of this service is heathenish and has a which reckoning the profit at ten per cent., IIAOUIKIICTC can obtmn TTK That shines through the cloud of despairing " falling without his arms to receive her, he brains. Roll a cracker fine; beat one egg, a' make up the collection. The advent of the possibly be tnrnished at any other similar e3tab- (Wilson ft Adams,) PKX.XDBI.rniA, PA. MAOHI'VIO I d METAL at the piece of butter, peppier and salt, and a little touch of madness in it, yet there is a great would leave a gain to those engaged in it of fishment m the country. W for your_orders Studio on International Exhibition Groands. eAZPTTlt OFVH1K To^uide us from far. must do something; it was impossible to bell-topper was received with universal joy by method in such madness, for it knows not of $440,642 an amount about equal to the re­ Let mehave them at once. •; WM.B.SWAJI. Agents wanted everywhere. , 3 • •'• * vv. cream. Warm those ingredients together. Norwalk, May 1,1875. i f- stand there without an effort to save her. Use a flour and butter sauce. the crowd, and it was the cause of some of divorce courts. ceipts of the American Board last year." The Governor's Fast Day Procla­ Dr. Sehenclt'a SUnitrd Remedies. lacc. Her hair she wearsinthe old fashioned Good Friday is Young America's egg-daf THE LEGISJL&TUftE '" f ; CITY NEWS: " . m- The standard remedies for all diseases of the Notice. ~r i but becoming way in which it was her cus­ m the woods. > finished its business and adjournedsww die on mation. HE undersigned by direction oi tho Court of Norwalk Gazette. tom to arrange it in the days of auld lang BY OUR LOCAL BE POUTERS. »} lungs are SCHKKCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, >AAA Burgesses, will sell at Public Auction, on Friday last. We had intended a brief epi­ By His Excellency, Richard D. Hubbard, T syne, when young Kutherford wooed and SCHIHCK'S SEA WEED-Tome, and SCHENCK'S SATURDAY, MARCH 31st Inst., The robins are here again hopping around Governor of the State of Connecticut. MANDRAKE FILLS, and if taken before the lungs Music Hall, South Norwalk, won her. Mrs Hayes was born in Cliillicotbe, tome of what it had done but want of space As a result of tbe attempted enforcement on the premises, (if not previously disposed of at Tuesday, Marcli 27th, 1877. right lively. " A PROCLAMATION. are destroyed, a speedy core is effected. the ancient metropolis, once the Capitol of compels us to give it the go jt>y. It has passed of the Law on Sunday, Gustave Pitzner a private sale), the DWELLING HOUSE, on France the Northwestern Territory, and for several a number of judicious acts which will shortly Men in all ages have recognized fasting and To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Sclienck, of Monday and Tuesday Evenings, Street, recently conveyed by Truman B. Dickerson years the Capital of the State of Ohio. She Spring bonnets will hardly come in with barber, located in the Davis Houg0 opposite prayer as a religious obligation. Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the APRIL 2d and 3d. to the Borough, together with a large quantity oi Editorial Correspondence. appear in the publication of the laws. building stone; all oi the property sold to be re­ was Lucy Webb, daughter of Dr. Webb and Easter, this season. -• the depot was arrested for vi dating the law, It is my duty, as governor of this state, in treatment of pulmonary diseases. Return oi the Favorites, the Old Established moved by tbe buyer, on or before the 10th day o- grand-daughter of Dr. Isaac Cook. She was by keeping his shop open. It is rumored obedience to apious and time-honored custom, The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter — A n-KT-pia— May next. Terms Cash or secured payment with ~ - WASHINGTON, Marcli 25,1877. to enjoin this obligation at the present season in the lungs; nature throws it off by an easy ex­ in thirty days. CHA KLES C. BETTS, uncommonly well educated for a young lady Concord Division S. of T. that this was purposely done tcr make a test Chairman ot Highway Com. of Court ot Burgesses HEAR GAZETTE :— of those times, and this was one of the things "All Fool's day" is fooled itself this year, of .the year. pectoration, for when the phlegm or matter is ripe Wallace-Villa Combination! Borough of Norwalk, Marcli 22, 1877. Itl3 that attracted her to R. B. Hayes while yet by coming on Sunday. ' x ' Anniversary exercises were observed On case, and from the preparations made for the To this end I have thought fit to selector a slight qough \v 11 throw it off, the patient has IA full week has passed since Congress ad­ this service a day which, by the traditions of Fall Uniformed Band and Orchestra in college. She married him a lawyer, who •—•, •» f the late Polly ncwee, de­ man, then governor and now President of the thirty-three years ago. A few of the surviv­ ceased, consisting oi Dwelling House, con­ home and resident Connecticut friends, who United States. A woman of strong natural The lion's roar is in order. y ' (Giddings & Barbour) have been diligent in world's history. Weed Tonic must bo ircely used to cleanse the Agnes Wallace, T ing charter members yet retain their mem­ the examination of all laws on the subject, I do therefore by these presents appoint The Universal Favorite, • taining eight rooms, lot, well, and oat buildings have had various interests at the several de­ powers of mind, she has added to them the stomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake Piiis act Also two building lots adjoing 76 feet front each. years of culture and the good word of a bership but only one, Gould p. Jennings, and have nat neglected the thorough exam­ Friday, the 30th day of March, commonly on the liver, removing all obstructions, relax the Sam. B. Villa, This property is pleasantly and conveniently loca­ partments, requiring the personal attention of Easter Sunday follows Good Friday. May called Good Friday, as a day of fasting, hu­ ted on Main Street, in the Borongh of Norwalk, really christian heart, mind and might. Of was able to be present on this occasion. ination of the city charter. The barbers gall bladder, the bile starts freely, and the liver Is The Wonderful Child Actress, and will be sold separately or together to suit some one, accounts for your receipt of this her it is well said, "Mrs. Hayes will bring it be a bright and pleasant spring day. '•;! miliation and prayer, and I exhort the good Many of the neighboring Divisions had been wish to abide by the law if it is found to be soon relieved. Miss Xauole Villa, purchasers. Possession immediately. For fur­ unexpected epistle. Connecticut is most un­ none of the vices of fashion into our republi­ • • people of this State to humble themselves in Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and a full Company of Artists. ther particulars apply to MARTIN S. CRAW, can court. Iler influence there will be decided­ invited to attend this meeting and the invita­ valid; but object to going up country to penitence, before Him who after His great A Committee appointed bj the Superior Court fortunate in having but one man in her entire The public schools close on Thursday for and alterative; the alkali of which it is composed MONDAY EVENING will be presented the cel­ for that purpose. ly of a conservative character. She has thus tions were generally accepted. New Canaan, have the matter decided. oodness and according to the multitude of mixes with the food and prevents souring. It ebrated Drama ol MAPLE COTTAGE. congressional delegation in harmony with the the annual Sprisg vacation of one week. [is mercies, doeth away our offences. Mande Templeton, - - Agnes Wallace The above property will be offered for sale at far schooled hefsfflf to believe that there is Silver Mine and Wilton were well represent­ William Dowd a well known resident of f assists the digestion by toning up the stomach to To conclude with the laughable buflcsque of CIN­ Administration. . No man was ever more a higher mission for women than a study of Given under my hand and the seal of the Public Auction, on-WEDNESDAY..MARCH 28th, ed. Each of these places contains one active the City, by occupation a ship builder, died a healthy condition, so that the food and the Pul­ DERELLA. at 2 o'clock, p. m. Terms cash. If Btormy next faithful to the special interests of his own the Paiis fashions. She has been courageous Spring is coming—the crocus was in bloom State, "at Hartford, this 20th day March, in monic Syrup will make good blood; then the Clorinda, - - - - • Sam. B. Villa fair day. enough, for instance, during all these days of and prosperous division. Members of other on Wednesday last, of consumption. He was the year of our Lord, one thousand, eight Tuesday Evening. FROU-FKOU, and burlesque Norwalk, March 12th, 18775 11 district than'Col. Waite of Norwich, and no last week, and the peepers also made them­ lungs heal, and the patient will surely get well if of TWO-OFF-FDNS. Prices as usual. Reserved friz, puff and frowz.y-headcduess into which divisions were also present and at an early buried in Darien. hundred and seventy-seven, and of the inde­ one is more willing to aid any interest or selves heard. pendence of the United States the one hun­ care is taken to prevent fresh cold. Scats for sale at Hoyt's Drug Store, South Nor­ ninety-nine liundretlis of the women have hour the meeting was opened to friends of An adjourned meeting of the Board of All who wish to consult Dr. Schenck cither pro­ walk. Those purchasing reserved seat at Prow- For Sale at Auction. political friend's interests, coming from any run, to maintain the simple style which she dred and first. ltt's, Tforwalk, will obtain Horse Can Tickets to HE Homestead of the late JEHIEL GRUM­ the members. Co'uncilmen was held on Monday evening [L. S.] RicnAi'.D D. HUBBARD. fessionally or by letter, can do so at his principal and from South Norwalk. Doors open at 7X MAN, Jr., deceased, situated on the Main other section-of the State. But no one man adopted years ago for dressing her back hair. John Adams, whilom clerk in Curtis' Hat o'clock. Overture at 8 o'clock. T Soon after the initiation of two new mem­ last, councilman Baker absent. A small office, corner Sixth and ArchSts., Philadelphia, Road, Wilton, a short distance above Kent Sta­ cm attend, in detail, to all the requirements It is placed smoothly and neatly well down Store, but now of Middletown, N. Y., camc By His Excellency's command, every Monday. tion, will be offered at Public Auction, on bn the sides of licr face, then passed over the bers the business meeting of the Division lobby only were present, among them the DWIGHT MORRIS, Secretary of State THE LADIES AND FRIENDS SATURDAY, MARCH 31st. of a population, so varied, so active, so in­ home on a flying trip, last Thursday. Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists OF ears, where a finger puff is the only effort at was closcd and the anniversary excises junior editor, Mr. Rowan, Smith, Bouton, »-<•<— : M. E. CHURCH, at ROWAYTON. at 4 o'clock p. m. The house contains ten rooms, telligent, and always so ready and anxious to ornament. This will be the style she will throughout the country. 2ml0 conveniently arranged and in good order,is pleas­ commenced. and your reporter, after the deck read the Obituary. WILL GIVE AN antly situated; lot has one acre of ground with serve the country for the country's good, as follow at the White House. But if her hair The Ladies' Union Temperance meeting Dr. Samuel Sherwood Noyes, of New Ca­ Dr. S. D. Howe's Arabian milk Cure, barn and other out-buildings thereon and a choice is worn pla'n, it does not follow that she is Mri Lewis Hubbell was chairman of the lengthy minutes of the previous meeting, lot of fruit trees in' good bearing condition. For the average Connecticut patriot was held at the Opera House, last Sunday naan, Fairfield county, died at his house "The only preparatioa..of the kind in the world." Entertainment in the Church, on further particulars enquire of dull in society. On the contrary her intelli­ committee of arrangements, Frank S. Fan- the business of the evening was taken up in Monday evening, March 19th, in the OOtlryear so pleasant to the tasMBhat "children" cry for it. ALLEN BETTS, Administrator. Hon. Tiuaian Smith left us on Tuesday gent features are the home of grace and good afternoon and as usual was well attended. It cures Couehs, Colds, Croup, Hoarseness Wednesday and Thursday clier, W. P. presided. The choir consisted good earnest and moBt of the subjects finally of his age. Whooping Cougli, Quinsy, Pleurisy, Sore Throat, Norwalk, March19th, 1877. 2112 for his home in Stamford, but informs us sense, and in conversation she has few super­ EVENINGS, APRIL 11th and lath, of members of the Division and a few invited acted upon. A remarkable report from the Dr. Noyes was a gentleman of the old Asth'ma, Catarrh, Loss of Voice, Pneumonia, that he expects to remove to New Haven, iors." Harlem has put in his new show windows Soreness of the Chest and Lungs, Nigh c Sweats, Consisting of an Oyster Snpper and other refresh­ friends,-and many times during the evening City Attorney, on the compilation of the school, whose urbanity und hospitality were Bronchitis, Bleeding Lungs, and Consumption. ments, etc. All the friends ot the cause are cor­ which will be his future residence. Although Owing to indisposition, Mrs. Hayes' public and filled them with rich specimens of what hereditary through a line of ancestry, most, It is a grand and pleasant substitutefor CodLiver dially invited. they favored the meeting with choice songs City Charter was read, and accepted, viz., F. H. Lovell & Co., eighty-six years old,he has as much intellect­ reception announced for yesterday evening, can be found inside. Read his new adv or all of whom were clergymen for three or Oil, and never nauseates. It is lood to the stom- suited to the occasion. The exercises were "I find much gpins has been taken in com­ four hundred years in England and this coun­ acn and nourishment to the body. 233 Pearl St., and 118 John St., ual vivacity and activity as ever. The de­ had to be omitted- Sold by Hoyt's Pharmacy, South Norwalk, sole rrsiw TOHX, interspersed with recitations by members of piling and arranging the various sections of try, the first representative Of whom in this agent for the town ot Norwalk. 4tll parture of the aged statesman from the capi- The same set of back-biting and black­ Revs. Hamilton of the First Congregation­ Manufacturers oi Lamps, Chandeliers, Glassware, the Division. the charter. I do not know that any improve­ country was the first pastor over the church Head-light Chimneys, and also theSole owners of tol had a tinge of sadness, as he said he ex­ mailing scamps who were so active in creat­ al church, and Taylor of the Baptist Taber­ in Newbury, Mass., in 1G35. His son, James, The VEOETINE has cured many cases"of Scroftila the celebrated Drummond Burner and Chimney. ing a feeling of jealous hostility in the mind nacle, exchanged pulpits on Sunday morning The principal feature of the eptertainment ment could be made." It was supposed no became pastor of the church in Stonington, ol five, tep and twenty years standing. CARPETS! This was the only BUKKEB and CHIMNEY that received the pected it To be the last time he should ever was the great number of short and interest­ and was one of the founders of Yale College, of Gen. Grant against Secretary Bristow and last. one but a member of the ring was competent A CARD. * The Best EXTRA SUPER INGRAINS, DIPIIOMA AJTD M» visit Washington. He of the old Whig, and <*_.•— ing addresses made by members of the Divi­ and his son, Rev. Joseph Noyes, was settled our Marshall Jewell, have just tried their to do such a work. So far all went smoothly To all who art suffering from the errors anil in; at tho Centennial Exhibition lor its PUJUTY and aged Senator Foote, of Mississippi, now here, What a relief to have no" election muddle over the First (now Center) church in New BRILLIANCY or FLAMS. hands in setting afloat some abominable libels sions represented, as they were called upon by without a word of contest, and not until Haven, marrying the daughter of his prede­ discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de. of the old«democratic school of politics, are this Spring. The "first Monday in April" Owing to its GREAT MF.RITB and SALE, there on Asst. Sec. Conant. A certain member of W. P. Fancher after he had opened the meet­ Judge Craw called from the table a petition cessor, Rev. James Pierpont. cay, loss of manhood, &c.,I will send a recipe that Lowell, have been many SPURIOUS CHIMNEYS put upon ths only two who now live to connect the can now be devoted exclusively to moving ing by giving a short sketch of the history of and remonstrance for a sewer in Washington The ancestry of Doctor Noyes on the ma­ will cure you, FBEE OF CHARGE, tfhis great the market under tbat name; asoni; title has been past generation of statesmen with the present. the secret service force, whom we have fre­ remedy was discovered by a missionary in South sustained by the Courts in every instance, we affairs. Concord Division. Col. Turner, of New street,and offered a resolution in regard to it, ternal side, dates back to John Alden of the- warn all persons from selling or using any chim­ Clay, Adams, Webster, Calhoun, Benton, quently observed the past session, holding Mayflower. Jlis father, Rev. John Noyes, America. Send a self addressed envelope to the ney under that name unless manufactured by us. York, Edwin Hoyt, Joseph Scofield, the moving, that all the papers be referred to the REV. JOSEPH T. LKMAN, Station D, Bible Uoute Hartford, Each chimney has the word "DRDHMOSD" plain­ Corwin, Mangum, were his associates in the closest and most confidential interviews Mr. Tliad. Betts has gone to Texas. Two was born on the New Haven homestead, and Osborne brothers, and Benedict, of New committee on sewers, was-there a difference was the intimate friend and associate of the New York City. 6m45 ly stamped in the base. WE ASK A TRIAL OF Congress, and all are dead. Surely, the aged with the bitterest enemies in Congress of the of his brothera who have been health-hunting ITS MERITS. For sale by all dealers throughout Canaan. Cooke, Gilbert, Knapp, Frank of opinion. The senior declared the resolu­ late Aprahom Bishop, whose ancestral home­ the eountry. Senator may feel that he has outlived his time. part}' that has kept him in office, is said to be in Colorada are also reported as visiting in Comstock, Wilton, Mrs. W. A. Kellogg, S tion out of order, from which the judge ap­ stead, corner of Elm and State streets, adjoin­ NERVOUS DEBILITY. Reed, ter CHIIHNETS nlOE In BLUE, OPA E. Hon. Daniel Chadwick, of Old Lyme, was the prime mover in this totally untrue and the Lone Star State. ed his own father's. He was settled over the Guthrie, of Silver Mine. G. D. Jennings and pealed, and supported his appeal by timely Titaiweakneai or depression ; a weak AND RUBY GLASS."BO 3ml3 here last week in company with Congressman and shameless attack upon one of the most church in Weston, marrying the daughter of exhausted leejing, no energy, or courage, the re­ AND OTHER STANDARD MAKES, AT others of Concord Division responded to the and vigorous remarks. After this lively his .predecessor and living on the homestead, John T; Waite. Mr. C. was a school-mate laborious, faithful and conscientious of all The Kindergarten School will be removed sult of- mental over-work, indeasretlons calls on them and many others equally episode, it was evident that the further which has been in the family from the first ced­ "Universally Approved." with President Hayes in boyhood, and for our public functionaries. It is indeed a sad to the Staats' house Belden Avenue, Lawyer or excesses, or some drain upon the system, is capable, would have done so had the time transaction of business was just then entirely ing by the Indians till the present time. Doc­ always cured by HUMPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC $1.00 PER YARD. THE NEW PORTABLE four years classmate at the Columbia Law necessity that permits these graceless scoun­ Perry having rented that pleasant place for tor Noyes was a more than ordinary success­ WASHSTAND prevents permitted. A liatfdsome boquet had been unnecessary, and an adjournment Was had SPECIFIC, NO. 28. It tones up and invigorates absolutely SKWEB GAS­ School. The greeting given Chadwick by his drels of the "secret detective service," to next year. A good move. * ; ful practitioner, and had the confidence of his the system, dispels the gloom and despondency, prepared and was presented by Mrs. Wm. A. till Monday evening, 26 inst. families to a remarkable degree. He com­ ES in bedrooms. Saves aforetime school-fellow was most hearty and fatten on the revenue of the government, imparts strength and energy,—stops the drain and New Patterns ! CABFZTalrom ruin. No Kellogg in the name of Concord Division to It must have been a herculean labor to menced practice in New Canaan in 1S11, and rejuvenates the entire man. Been used twenty pitchers or wash bowls while they slander and malign all purer than Fred.- Mead has been re-papering and other­ devoted himself faithfully to it till 1870, needed; nothing to break sincere. Mrs. R. L. Ells, "Who is unable to meet edit the Sentinel last week. Such heavy years with perfect success by thousands. Sold by no slopping ofwater, but Senator Barnum returned here last week themselves. Mr. Conant is a New Hampshire wise beautifying his popular Confectionery when a severe illness compelled him to retire with us," and was accepted with warm writing must greatly rack the ]>rain. Of the dealers. Price $1.00 per single vial, or S5.00 per an instant supply when­ after an absence of some ten days, but he left man, who came here in ill-health and without rooms in the Gazette Building, and is now from active lfe, and eince then he has enjoyed package of live vials, and $2 vial of powder. Sent ever wanted. No plumb­ thanks by her husband. many remarks and comments on it, we have the society of his friends and the oversight ing or pipes. Applied friends or political aid of any sort, secured a by mail on receipt ot price. Address HUMPH­ mm\l TAPESTRY, anywhere. Send for cir­ again Friday to attend to his pressing business more smiling and handsomer than ever. The new feature of such entertainments, spacie for only one, which was made by one of his farm. He raised to maturity a family cular. Address engagements in Connecticut. His family subordinate position in the Treasury, and by of nine children, five of whom survive him, REY'S HOMEOPATHIC IHF.D1CINE —AT— no refreshments, was adopted and met the of our citizens who is not a member of the CO., 561 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Iy48 still remain here and will not return to their dint of his own high character and upon Emanuel is to have a fine stock of Millinery two of them citizens of New Haven since approval of all present. Old Hen Club, but a man of wealth and Portable Waslistand Co., home at Lime Rock till the season is farther merit alone lias worked his way to the 1st Asst- ready for inspection at his spring opening on 1831. Benjamin Noyes, Esq., formerly Bank Dr.S.D.Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood $1.00 PER YARD. At eleven o'clock the meeting closed. influence. His opinion, as expressed was and Insurance Commissioner, and Mr. Samu­ Purifier—The greatest searcher of scrofulous T06 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. advanced. The story that the Senator was Sec. of the Treasury, which position he has Wednesday the 28th inst. Of course our ladies Tuesday evening (to night) Wilton Division "that such assertions were o£, no account or el Noyes of Apothecaries Hall. His wife diseases and purifier of the blood ever known. It up in New Hampshire helping the Hon. filled with marked ability, frequently having will all be present to see and admire the new cures salt rheum, boils, pimples, old runninglever hold a similar.meeting, its first anniversary value, coming from the source they did." died about two years ago, at the age of 85.' or scrofulous sores, sore eyes, tumours, cancer, PARASOLS. Frank Jones in his purchase of "mules," the been the sole head of that monster institution, —New Haven Courier. and cancerous humors, female complaints, syph­ styles. ^ in the Wilton Congregational Church. Suc­ The meeting of the Ladies' Temperance Spring Styles HE stale and Sombre Sun Umbrellas and Ugly Senator authorizes us to say was entirely un­ pending the many changes iu there and the ilitic diseases, diabetes, kidney and bladder dis­ T Canopies, saperceded by TASTY ft DAINTY cess to them. Union, at Music Hall on Sunday afternoon, Will open on Wednesday, a very large eases, and all diseases arising from an impure PARASOLS, in all the Fashionable Shades of founded. His absence from here during the long illness of the late Secretary Morrill. Rev. C. H. Fowler, D. D., of New York, Btate of the blood. For nervous debility, lost vi­ —OF— Color to match the dresses, Everything NEW was well attended. It is cs^nated that 2000 stock of Millinery goods, at Emanuel's. tality in young, or old, I challenge the world to closing hours of the Senate, was Caused by Quite a spirited antagonism is being waged, editor of the Christian Advocate, will preach find its equal. It builds the broken down consti­ and in accordance with the SPRING FASHIONS. it is said, between Secretary Evarts and Sen­ The Sunday Case. persons were in the hall during the service. tution (in cither sex) "right square up" and fills Graceiul in shape, charming in style and coquet­ pressing business engagements of a private at the ad Methodist Church, next Sunday "ST 1000 bushels oi extia fine EARLY ROSE tish in size, they crown with a fitting coronet, the ator Conkling, as to the proper person to be The case of the South Norwalk Barber, The addresses were well received, some took the veins with pure, rich, strong, healthy, elec­ loveliest toilet. At wholesale only by the sole nature only. Senator Eaton and Mrs. Eaton morning. He is considered one of the ablest POTATOES, from Vermont. Parties looking trical blood, vitilizing the whole system. Try it, Manufacturers, DAWES ft FANNING, 98 and 100 made Surveyor of the Port of New York. Gustave Pitsner, for violation of the Sunday exceptions to the remarks on the Brooklyn and you will find every bottles(used for tho above left for Hartford on Tuesday last. Hon. preachers iu the denomination. for choice stock for Seed will do well to give diseases) worth its weight in gold. It has enred UTS, Franklin St., New York. law, was heard by Justice Stuart, at the Town Theatre disaster, but most of the hearers Marshall Jeweil is expected here the present The report of the sudden and mysterious thousands, and it will cure you. Try it. House, yesterday afternoon. Plea was made were well pleased and benefitted by the facts us a call. 2tl2 HOLMES & KEELER. Sold at Hoyt's Pharmacy, South Norwalk, sole —AT— week. As he has nothing to ask for himself departure of ex-Mayor Hall, who used to We understand that Dr. C. H. Kendall the agent for the town of Norwalk. 4tll by the prisoner's counsel that the Justice did presented. and little for his friends, the President will favor Norwalk with his summer presence and •ST Be sure to look at our extensive stock well-known dentist, is to occupy the dental not have jurisdiction. This was over-ruled Mr. A. E. Frisbee is about to remove from 7 CENTS. ' receive him most heartily, as it is well-known residence, seems to have excited little sur­ rooms over Selleck's Bookstore, vacated by of Millinery goods, on Wednesday 28th. by the Judge, who decided that the act doing Monroe street, to the house of the late Alder­ MARRIED. he is held in especial esteem and favor by prise at the State Department, from which it Drs. Brady and Swift. He is too well-known EMANUEL. is conjectured the return of certain parties away with the City Court, gave any of the man Nash on Main street, near Gosling President Hayes. Indeed, Mr. Hayes is now by our citizens to need any endorsement. In Westport at the home of the Bride, March town justices jurisdiction over misdemeanors Brook. 20th, by Rev. Wm. H. StebbinB, Mr. William E. Bleatf ani MeacM Cottons ^pdeavoring to carry out the very same sys­ from abroad probably had something to do Dr. A. J. Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup is per- committed in the city. A motion was then forming miracles, cnringall diseases of the Throat Albin of Georgetown, and Mrs. Rosalia M. Beers At Low Figures, at REMOVAL! tems of true and genuine reform, that is said with his departure. Dr. Uhle is expecting to leave town about GAERISOSTVILLE P. O.) of Westport. * A distressing murder case now agitates the made to appeal to the Superior Court on the and Lungs, such as Coughs,.Colds, Catarrh, As­ to have caused to Treasurer Bristow and Mr. the 1st of April and he wants-all persons in­ STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA. > thma, etc. It cures when all other remedies fail. city. The man who had long assisted the question of jurisdiction, was granted. Bond March 19th, 1877.. ) Jewell a loss of prestige with the late admin­ debted to him to settle their accounts imme­ Try it. Sold by all Druggists. old electycan of the capitol in lighting the was then given in,the sum of fifty dollars. MB. JOSEPH F. FOOTE : DIED. istration. diate!v; by doing so they will save him much MY DEAR SIR:—It has been my intention itternai I Sun's, gas, and who was removed to give place to a The ladies will, doubtless, be pleased id Chas. H. Betts was on Wednesday commis­ annoyance and it will he duly appreciated. to write to you for some months past, but read, that a very important, yet exceedingly Washington street, democrat, strayed into the House engi»e The Norwalk Mills have temporarily re­ In Wilton, March 241h, Sarah E. Ferris, wile of sioned postmaster at Wilton, to fill the va­ since our return from Alexandria to my home becoming change, has been made in the mat­ Lockwood K. Ferris, aged 64 years. Soutli Norwalk. room where he got into an angry altercation sumed work, starting up yesterday. It is we have had so much sorrow and trouble that cancy caused by the death of Albert Sey­ A pair of horses standing in Mr. Wm. K: ter of Parasols as against Sun Umbrellas for •3" Funeral on Tuesday, at IX o'clock, from with the newly appointed engineer. The confidently hoped and expected that arrange­ I could not summon resolution sufficient for Spring and Summer use. The large and cum­ mour. A feeble effoijMvas made to replace James' yard, on Saturday afternoon last, took her late residence. DENTISTRY' engine party seized an ax helve and struck ments will'soon be coasummated for the per­ the undertaking. Having never recovered brous umbrellas have been done away with, In Wilton, March 21st, Oscar T. Taylor, son of Capt. Burr, postmasterat Westport, but as fright, and running around the yard, tore from the effects of the war, and many very and tasty, dainty, elegantly trimmed parasols James H„ and Eunice H. Taylor, aged- 27 years, 6 A T HARD TIMES PRICES, Selleck Bros. the electrician several times on the head, manent running of the Mills. We all hope so months, 20 days. March 22d, Sally Hanford, wid­ the Captain's commission does not expire for down a lightning rod and demolished the pole sad reverses since, and failing to get a situa­ will once more be the proper covering for La­ causing his death last Friday from fracture and shall rejoice to have them overcome their tion under the government, the accidental de­ dies toilets. Messrs. Dawes & Fanning, of ow of Nathan Hanford, aged 93 years,1 months, For Oasb-STo Credit! several years to come, the result of the move­ of the wagon, &c., but fortunately did not do 22 days. All work excuted in the Beat Manner, at my office of the skull. The engineer is stated to be a troubles and again be in successful operation. struction of my mill property by fire, and a 98 and 100 Franklin street, N. Y., is the firm' ment will prove very discouraging to his any serious damage. large and helpless family in a condition that is credited with this delightful change. Corner ot Main and Washington Streets, expectant successor. Ex-P. M. Gen. Tyner, New York democratic "striker" and a rough, imagination may paint, but is beyond the SOUTH NOEWALK, CONN. HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR •and a man of the vilest character. This is Knight Templars. Wanted. T. E. SWIFT, 1>. D. S. who is is now at head of the appointm Lent closes on Friday, and as customary in power of description on thig sheet. Like Something about Feet. SITUATION as Night Watchman, by a com­ his second broil since he became House The annual Conclave of the Commandery Marius over the ruins of Carthage, I could petent anctreliable American. Good refer­ bureau of the Department, assured us tti this State, the Governor has appointed Good A Engineer, but he will not be likely to show of Knight Templars of the State of Connec# only view the ashes of all our hopes for sup­ Hannah Howard contributes to the Science ence given if required. Inquire at this office. 13 Sttnation Wanted.—By a man and wife; he while the right to hold office was not the Friday as a day of "humiliation, fasting and port with calm and untroubled eye, trusting as Coachman, Gardener or general work; his his want of skill in running his engine again icut, was held in St. John's Hall, (Masonic,) of Health an article headed "Which shall it wife for general housework, is a good washer and New Centennial Building, prerogative of any one man or set of men, prayer." Th^sual Fast Day services will in a merciful and gracious God to provide for be?" in which she discusses the question ironer. No objection to place out in country. this winter. on Tuesday last. There was a good attend­ earth's sorrowing children,and this confidence SEED POTATOES. still the Postal Department would in no case be held in the marches, and the day will be whether people shall have their feet in the OOD EARLY ROSE for sale by ANDREW Apply at this office. 3t*ll remove a capable, efficient and meritorious Fred Douglass, who was confirmed as ance of Knights present, and the following in an Almighty arm is the only comfort and Gr JACKSON, Wilton, Conn. 2t*13 Mnrshnll of the District by democratic votes, quite generally observed as a holiday. • officers were elected:—H. Wales Lines, Mer- strength in the terrible privations we are now state of nature or horribly deformed. As if officer,. because by reason of long service he called to endure. Thank God I am not re­ to prejudice the reader in favor of having Wanted. and in whose behalf the ex-rebel Gen. Mor­ iden, Eminent Grand Commaader; F. H. Notice. O KENT—from the first of June, a small house Where they will be pleased to see all their old may have added the advantages of much ex­ Mrs. Fawcett, James Block, Water Street, sponsible for the destitution that exists in my natural shaped feet she prefixes to the text a with six rooms, must he neat and in a good perience to his other qualifications. And in gan made an eloquent plea in Executive Ses­ P'armlee, New London, Deputy Grand Com­ own family and.the South- I opposed seces­ HERE will be a special meeting of the Stock­ Tneighborhood, with the privelege ot purchasing customers and as many new ones aa will be sion, is conducting his office in a way to is to have her opening on Wednesday and mander ; Charles W. Carter, Norwich, grand sion in every form. I warned my people series Of four woodcuts, illustrating the di­ holders of The Norwalk Mills, at the office of before vacating if so desired, and within ten min­ pleased to call. They have one of the finest no event would a change be made for the sole Tthe Company, in Winnipauk, on Tuesday, the 3rd Thursday, the 28th and 29th insts., when she Generalissimo; Israel M. Bullock, Bridge­ privately and publicly as their State Senator, verse effects of comfortable and ill-fitting utes walk of the Post Office. B. L. FIIXOW. 12 stores in the State, and intend to keep it reason that another equally good friend of the satisfy every one having business with him. to flee from this erratic Southern scheme as day of April next, at 2 o'clock, p. m., to take into stocked with as Columbus-Alexander, one of the hottest of will show a choice assortment of the latest port, G. Capt. Gen.; Joseph Trea dwell, Dan- shoes on the members under consideration. consideration the financial condition of the com­ party craved the place with a fresher and styles of French Bonnetts, English Prome­ they would from the '.'pestilence that walketh pany, and to take such action as may be deemed J. HARVEY BETTS, the confederate sympathizing democrats of bury, G. Prelate; Charles W. Skiff, New in darkness and the destruction that wasteth She says: _ expedient for the purpose of discharging it%pres- keener appetite than might be evinced by the nade Hats, &c. Ladies invited to call. "When the crics of the large joint for ent embarrassments. E. C. BISSELL, Pres. Wholesale and Betail Dealer in Washington volunteered himself as one of Haven, G. Sr. Warden; N. J. Welton, Wa- at noonday," but to no purpose, and here we Norwalk, March 21,1877. incumbent. In the matter of appointing are, one not able to help the other, and had Douglas's bondsmen. terbury, G. Jr. Warden; William R. Higby, quarters are unheeded, its wrongs are aveng­ postmasters and of foreign represenatives of Mr. Parley B. Gammons, for the last seven not the great heart of the North responded in ed by a voice more potent in its angry call to C. C. Sniffin, of Stepney Conn., who has Bridgeport, G. Treasurer; JohnW. Stedman* generous aid and come to the relief of our Furnished House Wanted. GROCERIES, the Government, it will be the general rule to years foreman of the Union Company's dye the thousands of sensitive intelligences than select new officials only at the expiration of so long been the Executive Secretary at the Norwich, G. Recorder; David Pollard, Nor­ people, starvation was certain and inevitable. N Norwalk or South Norwalk, from the 1st of Fine an MM of White House, has been advanced to a post- shops, in this place, has left to take a similar walk, G. Standard Bearer; Joel R. Holcome, Whether or not we shall have better times any loud utterance conveyed to the brain by I May next, for six months, or longer. Must be Provisions, Flour, Grain, Feel, Sc., the term for which the respective incumbents position in the Hopewell Woolen Mills, South under the new administration remains to be means of the outward and external media. fully furnished, convenient to New Haven trains have been* commissioned, unless the public mastership in the army with the rank and Hartford, G. Sword Bearer; J. B.Kilbourne, or to the Horse Cars, and in good healthy situa­ Wilton, Conn. Glastonbury, at higher wages. Mr. G. leaves seen. Gov. Hayes starts well and if he will 'Tis a pysiological fact, too often demon­ tion. Address with full particulars, service is to be benefitted by a sooner change pay of a major. Middletown, G. Warden; Ezra C. Smith, keep close to the constitution and the law. R H. BISSELL, 4 Broad St., quite a circle of friends in old Norwalk. strated, that if the right of any portion of Not only the best but the Cheapest and appointment of some new man to fill the Henry Swan has returned home after of New London, GK Sentinel. God grant us a happy "and peaceful time, a Itl3 New York City. as can be found in this part of the County, return to a better'md brighter national exist­ our body to freedom and room be infringed BEAD OUR PRICES. place. short, but unsuccessful effort to secure some and to sell as cheap as best quality of Goods The all-absorbing topic in New York city ence is my sincere prayer. My dear Mr. upon, it in self-defence becomes an oppressor Danf —To a small family, a suite ol Porter House Steak, - 20c to 22c can be bought anywhere. We are receiving The President, with a good deal of Mr. remunerative position. To Capitalists. I U l* vl I rooms 011 tbe second floor oi the Sirloin, - - - - 18c fof the past week, has been the systerious Foote, we are strangers to each other in by crowding and resting upon helplp'ss neigh­ house of JUDSON R10J3, Mott Avenue. lt#13 Roast Beef, finest quality. - lee direct from the Mills, west, Lincoln's naivete, observed, that "the con­ The Washington Telegram, now the only Any of our patrons having any spare cash part, but the trip acquaintance we formed in Pork and Sausage, ------15c democratic paper left alive, and which has disappearance of ex-Mayor A. Oakey Hall. to invest and looking for a safe investment Alexandria, may have been a mercy in the bors, thus sowing the seeds of wetness and Patronizethe market ol GEO. 1.0W, Ag't. stant changing of tenants was pretty sure To Rent. Water St., opposite Leonard's CORI Yard shown chagrin and its utter refusal to be He disappeared suddenly on Friday week will do well to look at the advertisement of Providence of God. I pen these lines from disease in a soil which might otherwise to skin the farm," and he thought that ihe without leaving any clue behind. Some a painful standpoint, I hope you will pardon abound wilh healthful development and ac­ rilHE Homestead formerly the residence of same principle would be very sure to rule in comforted, since Hayes' inauguration, by the Fairfield Town Bonds in another column. X George Piatt, Esq., on Ithoton Hill, within think he has been murdered, others that he the liberty when I tell you that this letter tivity. ten minutes walk of depot South Norwalk, Conn. Horsemen Attention! a constant changing of our public servants. keeping its column rules upside down and They are authorized by vote of town. leaves behind a family of sufferers, children Nice Country Hou*e, containing 17 Kooms, Bath HE Thoroughbred Stallion14 American Boy," has committed suicide, others that it is one "Alas!" that we boasters of our social, po­ room &c., all in good order. I'arm House, Hot Meantime, there is a very lively contest go­ appearing as a perpetual mourner, gives its naked for clothes and barefooted. It T will stand fo rthe coming season on the prem­ of his practical jokes and that he will sooo grieves me to tell you this, but dear sir,, if in litical and religious liberty should imitate House, Barns,and other out buiidings,with about ises of his owner MKS. GLOKGE LOW, on the ing on here over the Baltimore and Mobile party this wholesome advice in «a double- The first entertainment after Lent is to be 4 acres of land. Fine Graperies and great variety Westport road. Tho Stallion is Pure Black Hawk re-appear, while a host of others say it was your plt.ee and through your influence among our blessed contemporaries; though to a cau­ oflruit and shade trees. Will be rented for the and Messenger BreeiUand for style and beauty has Floor tr Car Loads, post offices. Double delegations from both leaded editorial on Friday. at Music Hall, city, on Monday and Tuesday sum mer. or for the year. Possession immediate­ on account of the approaching release of those whom God has blessed with wealth, you no superior* Terms Seasonable. cities dogged the President all last week, in The .Democratic Party. evenings next, by the celebrated Agnes Wal- can send any amount to help us, I shall be tious extent. ly. For terms, apply to _ _ Boss Tweed and the trial of Peter B. Sweeney "I admit it does not seem to be the aim of GEORGE M. HOLMES, or E. P.WEED, season and out of season. He was finally AS DEAD AS A M.toKEKEL. lace-Villa troupe. Agnes has a big reputa­ most grateful to you. Anything will be ac­ 3t]3 Norwalk. Conn. as there was evidence to be produced then ceptable, and will reach us safely, directed as those in boot rule to render women entirely forced to say to the Mobile men, with There is no use further disguising the tion and is well known as one of the charm­ including the plain and palpable fact, that the time honor­ that would probably cause his arrest for above. If afcong the ladies of your town helpless, but to mercifully (?) keep them on DRUG STORE. some warmth, that he intended to take ample ing and vivacious Wallace Sisters, while her any articles of clothing can be spared -for the To Rent. FELIX BEGNIER, M.D., PERLEY H. GLI3ES, ed Democratic party, is as dead as a mackerel complicity in the Ring frauds. It is thought the rack, cultivating and testing their endur­ time for the consideration of all applications husband Sam Villa is a host in himself and boys or girls, send by express to Fredericks­ and it cannot be resurrected. The people, • by this class that he left on Saturday's steam­ ance to the "last." Beyond comprehension Druggists & Apothecaries, for office, and that it was a tax upon his pa­ who flocked to its ranks in a grand, solid has repeatedly appeared before Norwalk burg, Va., which is our nearest express office, er for Europe, therefore her arrival out is we shall be most thankful for them, and trust is the readiness which people exhibit to bring A Coal Yard io Complete Order Snccessors to II. L. UHLE, No. 11 Ma£p Street, tience, and occupied his time, which should mass, all over the country, have lost confi­ audiences. They give "Maple Cottage" and Norwalk, Ct., keepconstantly on hand a full stock Celebrated Invincible Brand anxiously looked for by his friends. that God will bless his people who "clothe feet natural and shapely to the false and de­ FOR BUSINESS. of be devoted to momentous public questions, to dence in the leaders, they unfortunately "Cinderella" on] Monday, evening; "Frou selected to represent them. The late elec­ the naked and feed the hungry." With my formed standard which fashion proclaims Slkeda, Scales, &c. Capacity for fetorinp 5,000 tons be so frequently troubled on such small sub­ frou" and "Two-off-funs" on Tuesday even­ best wishes for the health and happiness oj Applv at the office cf THK A. E.SMITH'S SONS Pure and Chemicals. tion in New Hampshire, has fully and fairly We would call the Ladies attention to the beautiful. POTlERY CO. lml3 Our DispdHHTRoom is in charge ol DR. W. C. jects. demostrated the above facts. The masses of ing. There will be fun those evenings at yourself and family, I have the honor to re­ Best Minnesota Patent, -which cannot be beat main most truly yours. GLINES, an experienced Pharmacist. With his The callers are generally on hand at the honest people, who enrolled themselves under advertisement of Messrs. A. Dickerman & Music Hall. •"£ "But when the unsightly, distorted, en­ knowledge ot Chemistry, and care in the prepara­ for quality. Also, its banners, to better the frightful condition Son, South Norwalk, who announce new larged jointed and cornered mass of sickly ) For Sale. : tion of Medicines, generally, we teel confident all White House before the President enters his The. foregoing letter is published at my re­ those who favor us with their orders will be well of things, under radical misrule, finding that lots of carpets, dry goods, &c. They are The Pioneer Hook & Ladder boys are flesh and bones must perforce be subjected AJJE BAY MARE, eight years old, sound and office, and these include not only the "person­ quest. I have withheld the name of the i# gentle.* pleased. they have been sold out, and betrayed by old and true-honored residents who have straining every nerve to make their coming to medical treatment and rest, then in the al" office-seekers, but also members of Con­ false men, at the helm have become so dis­ writer, who was once a prominent Virginian, Also one Top Buggy, (Brewster's make), and one FARMERS A3D HORSEMEN been in the business for years- and therefore annual Ball a pleasing success, and equal to, hour of affliction, and no longer able to fol­ Rockaway, botn in good condition. , . Shrfuld know that-we keep a full supply of Veteri­ gress and other persons of prominence who gusted, that they are leaving the sinking out of regard to what I can readily see would Also two sets Harness, Buffalo Robe, Blankets, nary Medicines and are prepared to fill prescrip­ St. LOUIS UNO MICHIGAN FLOURS. concern, in droves, like rats abandoning a ought to know how to cater to the wants if not ahead of anything yet had in that line. low her caprices in the matter of high heels Combsand Brushes. ... tions for Horses and Neat Cattle, from Clater, are eager to get the ear of the President. be his wish. He is tc gentleman of over 70 Will sell the lot cheap for cash. Apply to When all the officials have had their audi­ ship in the same condition. ° of our Norwalk people and vicinity. They Our citizens ought to give them a good bene­ years, has an invalid wife and a large num­ and narrow soles, Dame Fashion is the first GEORGE C. LEES, Blaine. Delafosse^ Moiroud and other celebrated, It»lS Richmondville, Westport. authorities. * . . ences, all who desire to see the President are Could not the leaders of the Connecticut occupy one of the finest stores in the city, fit and grace the occasion with a full personal ber of young children. I met him occasion­ to shrink from her devotee. We think if the democracy learn wisdom from this wail of Our stock, among other articles, comprise the admitted at once, and all have an equal on Washington street and for probity and attendance ; the company is a worthy one ally in Alexandria, Va., last summer, and foot could but give voice to its woe, the la­ N DAMP STREET, for sale a vory desirable choicest Perfumes,Soaps, Colognes andHair Oils, despair. As ever, B. fair dealing are probably equal to any in the and should be encouraged. The Ball is to ment would be equalled enly by that of Car­ BUILDING LOT Also, several veryv pleas- also Brushes, Combs, Chamois Skins, Sponges, chance. The President disposes of them learned then something of his situation. I antlO v situated at the Rocks Apply to GEORGE Pure Glycerine,Bird Seed, Fancy Articles,Patent Into. very rapidly, but not discourteously. He land. Give them a call and see for your­ be on Tuesday evening, April 3d. am certain -he is worthy. I am certain that* dinal Woolsey when deserted and condemed R« CiHOLWELL. 38t Medicines; Cigars,etc., etc. Also ChoiceXiquors, Wines, Ale and Porter for listens with attention to every one. His an­ The Fairfield County Savings Bank has selves. his young and large family are in utter des­ by king whom he had so faithfully, and at Medicinal purposes. swers are always given in a kindly manner, an announcement of interest to depositors in Dr. Charles P. Uhle's arrangement with Dr. titution. I shall feel happy that a good deed the expense of conscience, served. * * * Dividend. Notice. Bishop JolinD. Lee of the Mormon church, HE undersigned have this day dissolved part­ whether favorable or unfavorable. our adv. columns. This new institution Miller of Massachusetts having fallen through has been done if the generous people of Nor­ "A lady on high heels does not present a Fairfield County Saving's Bank. nership by mutual consent. All outstanding was shot on Friday last for the murder of T The President continues to grow in person­ seems to be winning its way rapidly into pop with, owing to the sickness of Dr. Miller, he walk shall respond to his piteous appeal for more graceful appearance than one on stilts, HE Directors of this Bank have this daydc- bills must be paid to Charles Olmstead, and all over one hundred and twenty men, women T clared adivwlend, at the rate of six [6] per claims against the company will be settled with al popularity,while Mrs. Hayes and her child­ ular favor, and having, considering the hard has sold out his medical practice to Dr. J. C. help. I will take charge of any contributions and we cannot understand the perseverance cent, per anmim, which will be credited to De- HARLEM him. CHARLES OLMSTEAD, and children at Mountain Meadow, Utah positers April 2nd,1877.^ 0 ^ STURGES BENNETT. ren have inspired universal favor. No more times, an unsual^y large increase of deposits. Kendall, son of Dr. C. H. Kendall, dentist. in money or raiment, and Will forward what­ in that which is not only terrible in its effects Georgetown, March10th, 1877. lt*13 Territory, near twenty years ago. He left capable and winning lady has ever graced This only shows the public confidence in its Dr. Kendall has been practicing at Bellevue ever I may receive to cheer and gladden the upon the wearer, but also liurtful to tbe Norwalk, March 15th. 1877. 2tl3 a confession laying the blam# on Brigham THE the White House. Her motherly gocd sense, managers, however. Hospital, New York. The Kendalls will oc­ old and young hearts alike. nerves of the beholder, who is kept in a state Young, claiming that he was simply an in­ Dissolution Notice personal grace of mind and manners, charm cupy Dr. Ulile's residence. v ~ JOSEPH F. FOOTE. of perpetual dread, lest the lady of the high Is Coming! Is Coining! strument in this affair, as he was acting under HE firm of DASKAM ft HUNT, is this day * all who meet her, while her pei feet independ­ The eastern papers have been trying to re­ Norwalk, March 22, 1877. heels lose her equilibrium and be projected T dissolved by mntual consent. All debts due orders of his superiors. He was taken out The SWEET family are well known through­ FASEEZO STABLE said firm are to be paid to WM. C. HUNT. ence of all mere "society" nonesense and fol­ vive an old sensation. They reported that a from the pinnacle of her elevation. All con­ Norwalk, Ct., March 24th,1877. 3tl3 son of Mrs. Selleck who was murdered in and shot at the place of the massacre. out all eastern Connecticut as natural bone- • The Grand Central Hotel, New York, will demnation, however, cannot be "laid to the ly, command the hearty praises of all good setters and physicians, and enjoy a wide and and true people. She is is a devout Christian New Canaan is lying very sick and knowing perpetuate itfl popularity by- its judiciout bootmakers, for the wearers are directly re­ Dr. Freston Sweet, Commissioners' Notice. enviable reputation and their services are in reduction of rates from $4.00 to its presens mother, and both she and her husband out­ that he must soon die, "yesterday" confessed The great English boat race on the Thames sponsible for a very large amount of the mis­ HE subscribers appointed by the Honorable great demand. One of the old Doctor's sons rates of $2.50 and 3.00 per day. Court of Probate, tor theDistrict of N orwalk, spoken and unreserved in their detestation of to the murder of his mother, &c. The story * (between Oxford and Cambridge, was rowed eries they endure, inasmuch as they select TCommissioners to receive, examine and decide has finally concluded to make a business trip The Great Natural Physician, all intoxicating beverages. Of the President, is an old one, and why it should have been Saturday and proved a dead heat, owing it is boots too small to wear more than a few min­ upon the claims ot the creditors of the Estate of this way and at the request of a friend has Joaquin Miller and Vinnie Ream are hob­ THOMAS HoWLEY,an insolvent debtor, of Nor-, it may be said, he neither uses strong drinks started again at this time is a mysteiy. said to the breaking of one of the oars in the nobbing at Washington in these days, and are utes at a time. If before the selection they walk, in said district, assigned in trust tor the ben­ consented to stop in Norwalk for a few days efit of his creditors, hereby give notice that we of any kind, tobacco in any shape, or even Oxford boat when some distance from the said to be an odd-looking couple. Miller met paused a moment to consider, they would WILL STOP "AT and thus give our citizens, that is, any who will attend tothe business of our said appointment indulges in vulgar or profane language. The The New York Graphic has* for several goal. She had a good lead until that event, with a rebuff the other day. He called on a realize the fact that if the boot be too smal at the Office oi William S. Bouton, in the City of and would undoubtedly have won, as she may be afflicted, an opportunity to consult lady of great literary pretentions, and sent up Is now prepared to furnish those wLo South Norwalk, in said district, on the 21th day of family walk to church as modestly and unos­ years past made a speciality of publishing his card, "Joe Miller," by the faithful servant t must yield a certain amount; and after ' THE NOIIWALIV HOTEJj, May, 1877, and on the 23d day of June, 1877, at 10 was able to make a dead heat with one dis­ with him. His card announcing when and who want a o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days. tentatiously as the humblest family in Nor- illustrations of the various towns and vil­ of years. Said the mistress: "James I or­ this stretching, the foot does not appear any Said Court hath limited and allowed three months lages adjacent to the great city. Their abled oar. where he can be' consulted will be found dered that no cards were to be brought to me." smaller than it would if the boot had just ea­ from the date hereof,for the exhibition to us ot walk. Who ever deems mere "style" a nec­ -ON- claims against said estate. artist Mr. Wm. S. Pike is now canvassing elsewhere. He hag, we understand met with "Yes, madame, but this man just came in the sily fitted the foot on the start. If this tyran­ essary concomitant of -the occupants of the reception room, sat down, and said there he'd Dated at Norwalk, in said district, this 24th day Norwalk, for the purpose, if sufficiently Mr. and Mrs. James Bowen, Jr., of Quebec, much success-in Danbury, Bethel and other nical rule held sway only over adults, we of March, A. D ,1877. White House, are doomed to woeful disap­ places north of us, recently visited by him. wait." "Did you ever see him before?" MARTIN S. CRAW, I Commis- pointment. Shams have no attractions to the encouraged, of making sketches of different Canada, are visiting Mrs. B's relatives in "No, madame. I don't think he's the kind might hope in time for regeneration in this April 2nd, for a few Days. 4tl3 WM.S. BOUTON, ( sioners. town. She was formerly well known here as of gentleman we've beep 'customed to re­ Fiit Fitii Unit present inmates of the executive mansion. parts of the town, public and private build­ Sad and Sudden Death. matter; but no, it overshadows the future; daughter of the late Marvin Fitch, down town, ceive." "Joe Miller I What does he look ISTRICT OF NORWALK, ss. Probate Court, And yet there is no lack of gentility, and the ings, etc., to be printed in an early number Yesterday at 4:30 o'clock, Miss Anna Sand- our children are submitted to tortures ex­ Those suffering from lohg standing Chronic March 23d, 1877.- district, and now though located far away, like a—gentleman ?" "No, madame. I think D honest refinements of a true culture. Mr. of the Daily Graphic. Of course he will iforth, aged 18 years, died suddenly at her Mrs. , he's a man selling them plates for ceeded only by the devices of the Spanish and Lung Diseases, will do well to call early. And well made Estate of SAMUEL JUDSON, late of New Ca­ makes glad and frequent visits to childhood's father's residence in this, city, of rheumatism naan, in said district, deceased. and Mrs. Hayes have" already given a shock succecd, for old Norwalk is always bound to marking clothes!" And so the poet of the inquisition. OUDEBED.—That the Administrix. exhibit her happy scenes. of the heart. Yesterday she was well and Administration account to this court lor adjust­ to the shoddyites who float around power like make as good a show anywhere as any sister Sierras was turned away by a woman most FAIRFIELD TOWN BONDS. ment, at the Probate Office in Norwalk, on the hearty. She was taken in the morning, her anxious to meet him. . i n V- 4VA millers about a candle. He, by receiving at town of her size in the country, and for father telegraphed for, at Norwalk, Conn.', Why is a side-saddle like a four quart 24th day ot April, 1877, at 9 o'clock forenoon; and measure ? Ans.—It holds a gall on. that all persons interested in said estate may be last Saturday's reception with his gloves beautiful bits of landscape or neat and tasty The new steamer Rockaway, which was and when he-reached this city his daughter Ready-Made Clothing, notified thereof, the said Administratrix will caus e • Waiting for the train. • .»• •» "TKW.'KS'!?Siab« OI JI.M. this order to be published jn a newspaper printed buildings (town house excepted) we can launched on Saturday at Norfolk, and which was dead. She was a young lady of kind OP ALL AWFUL NIGHT SOUNDS, that of a fright­ off, and she, by having appeared twice in the 1 twenty-eight of $500, and ten of$100 each, all dated in Fairfield County, and post a copy thereof on the was being towed to New York by the steamer disposition, of warm heart, and in the little "I say, mum, is there ary train lavin fur ful cough reverberating through the darkness is Anril 2d, 1877, and payable at the office oj the At Prices as Low as can "be hid anywhere for sign-post in said New Canaan, nearest the place same dress. compare favorably with any. time she Was here she made many friends. the most saddening. Would you be spared this Treasurer in Fairfield, as follows, viz., $4,000 on Wyanoke, leaving Norfolk on that day, was Detrite, the night, do ye know ?" said an old the same quality. where thedeceased last dwelt, at least ten days But we will let a lady correspondent, who Her grace of manner, her intellectual culture lady, last evening, to another lady who sat infliction and save the life tindangcred by the T«iv iflt 188C and same amount July 1st, of each bofore said 24th'day of April. expected to have arrived there at three o'clock and refinement, her gentleness and her bright complaint.administer Hale's Honey ™a? thereafter until July 1st, 1695, at which time 2tl3 GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Jndga. was present at Mrs. Hayes' second reception It is now announced positively by the near her in the ladies' room of the Pennsyl­ and Tar. Sold by all Druggists. Pike's Tooth­ the balance «,000 will be payable. Coupons lor yesterday. Not having been heard of up to and cheery appearance, all tended to make vania depot. ache Drops cure in one minute. lmlu intBrestatthe rateof six per cent., per annum, on Saturday week, tell the story in her own Tribune that Tweed will be released, this her greatly loved. The blow is a severe one payable at the First National Bank ol Bridgeport, ISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss, PROBATE noon, it is supposed that she may have been "No, ma'am," was the answer, "but I'll Every Invalid Should Know it. bn the ltt day of January and July ol each jcar GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS D Court, March 24th, A. D., 1877. way as follows: — week, he having made restoration in part of to the relatives and friends, and a general inquire." Estate ot JAMES A. HO XT, late of Norwalk, in^ lost during the recent storm, asshe was mere­ sympathy will be felt for the family. The reports from all parts of the country confirm said district, deceased. m "President Hayes evidently meditates re­ his share of the spoils and agreed to give "Thank ye, mum, I've set here all day and the statement that Dr.Gage's great vegetable rem- "xh^Snderlfgned agents of the town lor theissno Of the Latest Designs, at . . « The Executrix of the will of said deceased, rep­ forming many evils now and long existing evidence at Sweeny's trial. It is said that ly a shell, without ballast, her engine and We copy the above sad announcement from missed two trains," said the old lady. "The edv called "MEDICAL WONDER" IS having ah im­ ami tale of these bonds will receive scaled propo­ resents the Estate insolvent, and prays the ap­ other heavy material not having yet bSn put nashty things, not to till me fwhen the cares mense sale by all druggists. The propritors do lis for the whole or any part ot the same pointment of Commissioners thereon. and it is manifest that his gude-wife no less he will implicate many others who have not the Elizabeth, (N. J.,) Daily Journal, Miss not expend enormous sums lor flaming advertise­ nntil the 28th day of March, 1S77, at 2 o 'clock, p. OBDBRED.—That Commissioners to receive, intends to work a blessed change in her own on board. Great anxiety is felt at the office Sandiforth was the daughter of the new Su­ was goin'and die settled herself back into ments, but prefer to let the medicine adverise it­ m at which time said proposals will be opened at Rock Bottom Prices, examine and decide upon the claims of tbe credi­ sphere. She is capable of doing it, as has as yet figured in public as partners, and that her seat, muttering something about "wishin' self by sending to druggists throughoutthc coun­ tho town House, in Fairfield. The bonds will be tors of said Estate be appointed at the Probate of the agents. She was owned by R. Cornel) perintendent of the Danbury & Norwalk R. reSflv for ttelivery April 2d, 1877. The right is re • been shown in the short time she has been hey will be compelled to disgorge. Honor she'd got on the trane, papurs or no papu'rs." try sartwle bottles, for trial, at# a cost of many Office in Norwalk in said District, on the 21st R., and was here with her mother bi^a few thousand dollars per year, that invalids may test Ecrvcd to reject any and all bida not deemed lor day of April, 1877, at9 o'clock, forenoon; of which among us. That many of the acknowledged among thieves seems to be about played White. Presently she was'told that she couldn't go its merits before purchasing a large size. Noper- the interest of thctown. Address -AT— all persons in interest will take notice, and appear, leaders of fashion could be induced to appear days ago selecting a place of residencCTor the to Detroit cill this morning. son suffering with Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Liver or O B. JENNINGS and A. W . SANFOKU, out. . Agents lor sale of bonds, if tney see cause, and be heard thereon, and said twice in public in the same costume during A colored preacher in Alabama puts his family in our village. They made choice of "Ah, will, that'll give m« more light to go Kidney Complaint, Sour Stomach,Sick Headache, Fairfield, Conn. Execntrix will give public notice thereof by post­ by," said she, and, stretching herself out on Habitual Costiveness, Scrofulous Humors, Spinal ing a copy of this order on the public sign-post, the same season. Mrs. Hayes has done it al­ foot on excessive bribery at elections and C. T. Cornwall's place on Camp Street, and Diseases, Weakness of Male or Fomale.or General Fairfield, March 12th, 1877- ^ nearest to the place where the deceased last dwelt ready. In one week she has worn.the same The ladies of Rowayton Baptist Church, crushes it. "Dis ting," lie says, "ob gitting the seat for the night, went to sleep, mutter­ Nervous Prostration ot cither sex, can tnke-this HARLEM'S, and within the same town, and by publishing the dress to two grand receptions and it was not announce an Oyster Supper, at their Church $100 for a vote is all wrong ; $10 is as much are expected to occupy the same about the ing half inaudibly, "The nashty things not to remarkable medicine without soon seeingitsgood Wagon for Sale. same according to law in a newspaper printed and an intricate conglomeration of laces, silks, tell me fwhen the cares was goin' to Detrite. effects. Go to your Druggist and get a sample ublishedin Fairfield county, at least twelve days on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, April as it is worf." 1st of next month. Miss Sandiforth in her bottle for15 cts. and try it: or a large size for $1. 4 Good Business WAGON, will be sold^cheap Opera House Block, "Wftll St. efore said 21st day of April. flowers, ruffles and furbelows either, but a The "iron" "Barnum should secure the servi­ brief visit made friends who will regret to Sure, an' how'd 1 know fwhen dey was to It has cured where allother remedies have failed. A for want of use. Avply at tho GAZETTE 2tl3K GEORGi A. DAVENPORT, Judge. . plain black silk trimmed with folds and fin­ 11th and 12th. They would like to see a start ? Arrali, worrah, worrah, the nashty, Sold in Norwalk by IL M.4 C.S. Prowitt. Whole­ orrioE. 031 ished at the neck and wrists with rich point goodly company present ces of that negro brother at onee. r^ad the sad announcement of her decease. nashty things?"—Toledo Blade. sale by Geo. C. Goodftin4 Co.. Boston. ^ S;.li '•i'i ' i" hi i "ini'i 'i i fci • Tki7i11* fftri' H" 'fi igif'i ' **'

Conundrums. CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE. Mrs. H. L. McLEAN, WESTPORT. ! *23?' ^V; .—:—- es£ "Will continue her XTor'Wdills Grsizo'b'boa The West Saugatuck and some of the other Of what trade are the Presidents of the Uni- SEX ATE.—1THURSDAY, MABCII 22,1877. HOW 01SH BUYERS Till TIE BENEFIT district schools close their winter terms this ied States ? Ans.—Cabinet-makers. . Bill providing that appeals may be taken week. One week's vacation, and then will What is that word.in the English language from the decisions of the Commissioners on Millinery business, Tuesday, Marcli 27tli, 1877. if one syllable, which,'lf "tw6 letters be taken the estate of George B. Wheeler of New ..T&l .fil7£:. follow the spring and summer terms, ending The same as-usual, daring the 'rom it, becomes a word of two syllables ?— Milford; passed. _ . t > • July 1st, succeeded by a two month's vaca­ PI ague. The governor's veto of the mileage bill,- the Fairfield County Items. tion. What kind of a face should an auctioneer special order of the day, Was then' takenup,- BEST"BIJTTER; 27 CtS. FALL and WINTER CHEAP FOR CASH, .«#« -• Mr. William E. Sturges, our genial village have ? A face that is for-bidding. the message being read by the clerk. Why do the birds feel depressed early in a The vote on the passage of the bill over the and will sell licr stock of Goods , , •: . WINNIPAUK. shoe dealer has gone iljto the "Pond Lily" veto was as follows yeas 2 ; nays l5 ; the business, he havfng purchased a craft by that' summer morning ? Ans.—Because their lit­ . AT THBP-- saitsCC- B.;S.iKeith, Esq., li#s just completed a tle bills are all over dew. 1#U was therefore lost. Mr. Brown called from the tabic the bill GOOD BUTTER, AT COST! nyktL. ..JC neat addition to liis pleasant residence. . name, * When is a blow from a lady welcome? Frost all out, and the ground settled in relative to the reduction of salaries and fees, Yesterday the Norwalk Mills Co. resumed Ans.—When she strikes you agreeably. and on motion, the bill was continued to the many places, farmers are likely to succeed in TO THE LADIES ! operations at their Mill for the purpose of What is the difference between a pill and a next session of the General Assembly. 24 CENTS.XiM » planting the first installments of their onion hill? Ans.—One's hard to get up, and the We now take pleasure In calling your attention to working oil the stock in process of manufac­ • . The bill relating to the sa'ark s of state of­ seed, and those anticipating a mess of pota­ other's hard to get down. ficers, military officers and clerks of the gen­ our large and well selected Block of ture,. this will occupy nearly two months ; i ' at "Wiielesale Prices, Ins; toes of their own growing on July 4th, next, Why is a gentle mist Ike a note nearly ar­ eral assembly was also continued to the next it is to be hoped that some arrangement will rived at maturity ? Ans.—Because its falling session of the assembly on motion of Mr. Coe. will "turn the old sod" now with end in view. Bill imposing a state tax of one mill. Spring Millinery, be made in the interim which will enable dew. . ,a n ' SHERWOOD'S "{BlSiKTS* A village young man has been getting one Mr- Bishop moved an amendment provid­ 15 Gents per lb. ±-v: consisting of all the very latest shapes in - them to continue operations. Why is a smile invariably behind the time? ifi.fi; of those new style "Aberdeen" stand-up col­ Ans.—Because it's a little laughter (little af­ ing that when the tax of a town docs not J. C. Randle our enterprising Post-master, Dr.A.J.FLAGG'S if 4T ter.) . amount to enough to pay the salary and mil­ Kerosene Oil, best, .24 10 lbs. Cooking Sugar, 1.00 Straw and Chip Hats, • r" notwithstanding the local depression ha3 lars—very starchy. With that collar on, eage of its representatives, the town shall pay straining itself a degree a half above the eats, Why is the act of an old maid "setting her Fine Lot of Cheese, .18 Family Pork, per lb., .10 Silks ami Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments • 41 Main Street. iW v 1 been remodeling his office, the frontage is into the treasury an amount large enough to and all Novelties. ,u«; '-T) lie looks like a man trying to hide himself cap" for a husband, like the turning of a make up the deficiency. Passed. 15,lbs. Finest Molasses, per gal. .66 graced with a neat Black Walnut letter bos weathercock? Ans.—Because it is a vain COUGH| X^jfG Prunes, 1.00 behind the loose clapboards 'of a barn-yard Mr. Coe then moved to amend by making Mrs. Wilmot Fawcett, the handiwork of W. S. Bartram, Esq., movement. the tax 1J mills, defending his motion by say­ J. SHERWOOD, Proprietor/ •which adds a dignity commensurate with the hen-house. A citizen met him and said, Why ought the gridiron to be excluded ing that all attempts to reduce expenses had SYRUP. No. James' BIocK, Water Street. importance of the office. "Well, got yer side-boards on aint ye? How from domestic use ? Ans.—It makes domes­ been cut off and if the money be not raised L. DIBBLE, Jfs., Cheat Cish Stojre, much d'e ye hold, when you're loadid up." tic broils. by an increased tax, the treasury would be A C7AX£D« On Wednesday of last week, the Rev. Mr. "How long did Adam remain in Paradise bankrupt. I would remind my friends and patrons tliat I Good time to fill up with gravel some of A SAFE AND^SURE REMEDY. w 0 DIBBLE'S BLOCK, SOUTH NORWALK. am still in business, doing MillineryuridChildrcn's Hamilton of the Board of School Visitors, before he sinned ?" said an amiable spouse to The bill as amended passed without a dis­ Dressmaking, and Stamping, and shallscontinue FAIRBANK'S made a thorough examination of the Gram­ those mean places on Main Street. her husband. ."Till he got a wife," was the senting voice. the same until lurther notice. Information wanted which will lead to the An amendment making the rate of the tax MHS. II. L. McLEAX. mar department of our district school, which calm reply. Norwalk, Nov. 13tli, 1870. detection and conviction of the party or par­ ^ of one per cent, was passed. The Cougli and Lung Syrup STANDARD SCALES is under the immediate tuition of Mr. Henry What is the differtyua between ah apothe­ Is the remedy that during the past fifteen years . MADE WITH THE ties who test passed, in any capacity, over cary and a toper ?^^^B.—One takes three The conference committee on the bill has won lor DR. FLAGG an extended reputation Chasmar. The examination proved conclu­ changing the rate of interest to 6 per cent, anUH'.JAH lBt:M MISSES BJKOCKWAY'S Latest, most valuable Improvement* the east side road—that road which cost the scruples to make tMMrclim, and the other as a SPECIALIST for'THROA T nhcrLTJNG Bis sively that the school had made a rapid .ad­ takes drams withuut any scruples. reported a substitute bill making the legal eases, After so many years trial it can bo truth Soloct School. town a clean $1,000—to say nothing of out­ rate of interest 6 per cent., when there is no fully said that it has NEVER FAILED, even in Eegular English Conrse Four Years. vance under Mr. Chasmar's teaching. The Why must a courageous man be successful the WORST OASES. It is purely Vegetable, and raged tax payers whose indignation was ab­ agreement to the contrary. No amount its effect upon the system is at once soothing MUSIC, LANGUABES, DRAWINB AMD PAINTING. familiarity of the scholars, with the rules in everything? Ans.—Because where there greater than 6 per cent, can be recovered in and Tonic. Drawing from cast and from nature. A limited governing their studies, showed a thorough­ solutely thrown away. is "pluck" there is "luck." any suit on any suit for any contract no mat­ £51 number ot pqpils received into the family. Spring Caught any brook trout yet ? Don't all Why are bankrupts more to be pitied than Term commences Monday, Feb: 5th, 1877. ness in teaching very gratifying to the par­ ter for what amount of interest, except the rj iinm For circulars address MISSES BKOCKWAY, idiots?* Because bankrupts arc broken, ents and friends who visited in goodly num­ speak at once. . amount paid for insurance and taxes on loan, it Will Cure a Common Cold h..: ly25 Box 443, Norwalk, Ct. while idiots are only cracked. in addition to 6 per cent. "More nice than wise,"—the Westport y;: •fcrt'.i;; , :•> '! '• bers; at the conclusion of the examination Why is fashionable society like a warming James J. Webb of Hamdcfi and Edwin In a lew hours, hot by drying it up,but by remov­ encouraging and congratulatory remarks were horse railroad company's instruction to the ing it from the system. ,TJRY IT. bt .Aa;y. Boarding & Day School, pan ? Because it is highly polished, but very Hoyt of New Canaan were made directors of It will Care h Chronic Conch by sooth­ made by Bradley S, Keith, James E. Milner} conductors to collect from persons riding on hollow. . the Agricultural Experiment Bureau. ing the irritated parts, and strengthening the sys- FOB YOUNG LADIES! ; TERRACE PLACE, HIGH ST., NORWALKT Seldon H. Bowker and Andrew Wardrop, the cars from the drawbridge to the road's Why should a gardener feel himself a very Lucien W. Sperr'y of New Haven and tem. • . terminus, (about 100 feet), the sum of five Charles Bard of Norwich vjere appointed Spring Term will commence March 5th. Facil­ of the district and Rev. Mr. Hamilton and independent -man ? Because he commands bank commissioners. IT WILL CURE CONSUMPTION ities for the study ot the Higher English Branch­ C3nts, or half fare. At this rate, in the near liis time (thyme), raises his salaiy (celery) es. French, German and Music ; thoroughness In C. W. LeCount, Esq, of the Board. On The judiciary committee reported a bill This space is engaged by'A t • x'% •:) every department. For particulars, call or ad­ future, citizens may expect to be charged a yearly, and is master of the mint. Even alter all other remedies have tailed. In the o...\ n ? k* VHi dress. Wednesday, (to-morrow), an examination of making the pay of members of the General earlier stages of this disease ic will effect a speedy cent for each time for looking at the cars. What is the difference between firewood Assembly in the future $300 per year and MRS. HABIiEM, Principal. THE WORLD'S STANDARD. the Primary department, Miss Clara Hull, and our remote ancestors ? Ans.—We saw and certain cure; and it many cases,of adyanced As seen from West Avenue, the sitting one mileage each way at 25 cents per mile Consumption its effeot has seemed almost miracu­ RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDALS AT teacher, will be held commencing at 10 the former, but we never saw the latter. after this session. The bill was passed. lous, restoring to full strength and perfoct health room windows of Mrs. Barnum, Mrs. Robert those whom physicianshad given up as incurable. Dr. FITCH'S World's Fair, Ijondon... 1851 o'clock, A. M., and of the Intermediate de­ What should a man do when his boots leak ? Trustees of the new hospital for the insane TRY IT. World's Fair, New York 1853 partment, Miss Sarah Hull, teacher, at 2 Snagg and Mrs. O. I. Jones look like sections Ans.—Take to his pumps, of course. poor at Mansfield, were appointed as follows: World's Fair, Paris 1867 When may two people be said to be half­ David Clark Of Hartford, for .5 years; Vi FAMILY SCHOOLfor BOYS. World's Fair, Vienna..... 1873 o'clock, P. M. The parents and friends are of some thriving green-house, so profusely It Will Cure Catarrh World's Fair, Santiago, Chili, 1875 witted ? Ans.—When they have an under­ Chauncy Howard of Coventry, for 4 years ; TIIE0. HARRISON, HE WINTER TERM will commence on World's Fair, Philadelphia...... 1870 cordially invited to be present. are each supplied with plants and real blos­ . WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3d. A gentleman of ALSO \ /V-.rV'r i'i';!'.-." standing between them. Stephen G. Risley of Vernon, for 3 years; More effectually than other anyremedy, bysimply severalT years' experience in fitting boys for College The Lecture which was to be delivered at soms. A forty day husband, on whom the memory A. H. Brown of Mansfield, for 2 years and removing the canse TRY IT. IOKAJAS has been engaged as Assistant. COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, Report has it that Rev. Father Keating has It will euro Bronchitis, by allaying all *•-% r- TEA. AND COFFEE CANS, the school licuse, to-morrow evening, by of the honeymoon already seems to have be­ Thomas Sanford of Redding, for one year. irritation ot the throat. TRY IT. DR. J. C. FITCH, Principal. Bill relating to interest on deposits in sav­ l n -• i.' I. Norwalk, Dec. 1C, 1876. STORE TRUCKS, &c. Rev. Otis J. Range, G. W. C. T., of Conn., purchased Mr. Oscar I. Jones' place, for a come powerless, wants to know why his wife It will core Asthma, affording immediate AGTS for MILES' ALABM MONEY DRAWERS. is like a small pie. Do you give it up ? Be­ ings banks, repealing the act which requires .elief and a perfct cure. TRY IT.- has been postponed until the evening of the parochial residence—price $5,000. Rumor the banks to loan money only when they can FA1II BANKS & Co., 311 Broad'y, N. Y. says further that it is contemplated by the cause, says the wretch, she is a little tart. But he has been so busy getting in new FAIRBANKS & Co,, ll!6 Baltimore St., Baltimore. 4th of April, on account of the District Con­ ; What word is made shorter by having a get four per cent, per annum. The bill was It Will Cure UlceratedSore Throat. FAIRBANKS & Co., 53 Camp-st., New Orleans, peopleof Assumption church to build a church passed. r vention to be held at Norwich, at which Mr. syllable added ? Ans.—Short. • ' . . Jo#}! ;sl FAIRBANKS & Co.,216 Main-st., Buffalo. N. Y. of stone on the new premises and abandon ., T II Y • FAIRBANKS & Co., 33S Broadway, Albany, N. Y. Range is engaged to be present. ; When did Ruth behave ill to Boaz ? Ans. HOUSE.—Bill de legal oath of interest fix­ Goods this week he has not had time to FAIRBANKS & Co., 403 St. Paul-st Montreal, Old Oaken Bucket Lodge, I. O. of G. T., the wooden structure. When she pulled his ears and trod on his ing it at 6 per cent., present contracts not to IT WILL CURE Xoss of Voice, Night FAIRBANKS & Co., 31 King Williara-st., London Sweats, Hectic Fever, AND AU Symp­ FAIRBANKS, BROWN & Uo.,2Milk-st., Boston. have received and accepted an invitation to The blue'glass fever has reached the village corn. be affected, but on suit the lender may re­ FAIRBANKS & EWING, Masonic Hall, Fhila. cover interest insurance and taxes. Passed as toms of Consumption. TRY IT. Day SGHOOl FAIRBANKS, MORSE & Co., Chicago, 111. participate in the anniversary meeting of and has so impressed the hardware merchants If a woman were to change her sex, of what religion would she be ? Ans.—She amended. For every affection of the Throat and write his adv. for it, but it will appear FAIRBANKS, MORSE & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Wilton Division, S. of T., this evening. that, forgetting conscience ahould be allowed The savings bank tax bill came from the Lungs it only needs a trial to convince the most FAIRBANKS, MORSE & Co., Cleaveland, Ohio. to govern business actions, they ask from 75 would be a he-then. skeptical oi its wonderful curative properties. FOR BOYS. FAIRBANKS, MORSE & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co. : Senate with the tax placed at £ of one per FAIRBANKS, MORSE & Co., Iiouisville. K y. Why should voyagers take the works of the FAIRBANKS. & Co., St. Louis, Mo. talk of establishing a Telegraph Siation here; cents to $1.00 per foot for the glass. The cent, upon all the deposits exclusive of sur­ BEMEMBER THAT 1.T next week. immortal bard to sea with them ? Ans.—Be­ plus ; the House concurred.. FAIRBANKS & HUTCHINSON, San Francisco it is time. They have advertised it as such sober-minded will be glad to' know how all cause however bad the weather, they can al­ T. r. LEIGHTOH, A. B., Principal. For sale by leading Hardware Dealers. | creation can be cured of its diseases, when ways get a fine passage out of Shakespeare. OLDS, for several months. URES n r,m Winter Term Ends Marcli 25th. such stiff prices for remedies are maintained. Will open on"Wednesday, 5 cases straw hats URES |B 0UGHV Just previous to the suspension at the Nor- Why should a robber prefer robbing an old Boys*received at any time and charged from A concert of vocal music is acceptable, and man's house to any other? Because his gate for Ladies, Misses and Children at Emanuel's. date of entrance. School rooms in New Building walk Mills, a neat and commodious freight URES I,ATARRH, f- I; £'i r (gait) is .feeble and his locks are few. SiiXf ! t opposite National Bank ot Norwalk. helps drive away sadness even in Lent. r •"..* . house was constructed by them and an addi­ •» <«• • URES U 0NSUMPTI0N, Among the patrons of the school, arc fljMliMIceCi). Thanks to Mr. E. P. Smith .and the ladies Drummond Burner and Chimney C 'I> ~'i tion made to their designing room in which JS£ rff- W. H. Earle, Esq., W. S. Moody, Esq ' AVING laid in a, full-supply of Ice, of excel­ To people in towns and villages Where the DR. WM.M.L^DD, a leading Druggist ol Clare- * i .* -5 S; ; • -> T . • " A M Henry Hungerford, Esq., W. Randel Smith. Esq. lent quality, we are now prepared to receive and gentlemen associated with him, for Mon­ v : v H was put a Crompton Pattern loom which was at Emanuel's. mont, certifies as follows: ;. - - vri ' -X ' .1 . 7.a E. W. Stuart. Esq., A. P. Hamersley, Esq., orders from old andnew'customers. We propose day afternoon and evening's favor. absence of gas necessitates the use of Coal .-.is c, ;«•; s a2 h a John P. Beatty, Esq., A. H. Byington. Esq., the only piece of machinery saved from the oil, this burner .and chimney is really a wel­ For many years I have known Dr. A. J.Flagg to sell at reasonable prices, and shall endeavor to The committee appointed to solicit sub­ Tlie Woman who wanted Nothing. as a successful practicing physician, and can as­ L. J. Cm lis, Esq., W. B. E. Lockwood,Esq give satisfactory service to all, as in years past. J. A. Smith & Co's. mill at Cherry Valley, come boon. Its great merits were recognized sure the public that his representations relative Other References, are R. ELLS & SON. scriptions for the purpose of erecting a new by the Judges at the Centennial Exhibition to the Cough and Lung Syrup can be strictly re­ which with the other mills in the Valley, "Well, what can I do for you ?" asked a lied upon. It has been nseti in his extended prac­ Rev. J. A. Hamilton, Rev. H. A. Dunning, were swept away by the bursting of the house for Vigilant Engine, say those on the richly-dressed lady of a neat young woman in Philadelphia last year, where they award­ tice with marvellous success, and I know it to be Rev. J. M. Taylor, A. B. Woodward, Esq. Tax Collector's Sale. east side to wiiom they have applied refuse ed it the only Diploiha and Medal, given to all that he claims for it. ' ; tm> WM .iifr OTICE is hefeby given that the undersigned, Lynde Brook Reservoir in March 1876. who was awaiting her in the hall. this particular brauch of American manufac­ WM. M. LADD, M. D. N underl and by virtue of a certain tax warrant, to contribute on the ground that Vigilant is a "I'm in the city alone, and my work failed tures. The owners and patentees, Messrs^ F. duly executed and signed by proper authoritf, The recent Public Meeting of the Good CLAREMONT, N. H., September, 1875. W. LOCKWOOD'S SPNS and directed to the undersigned, commandingnni west side institution, and west side men and—" H. Lovell &* Co., of 118 John street, New Dr.. FLAGG—My Dear Sir: —Your Cough and Templars was a very interesting affair. The Have taken the Store, No. 4 Skiddy's Block. Main to levy and collect of HENRY BEERS, should look after its interests. Literally this "Now, my good woman," said the lady, York, warn consumers against the spurious Lung Syrup has proved a great benefit to me, and other persons named in the rate booi., speaking was effective, the singing good but imitations that are offered, and request fami­ giving relief from severe Coughs and Soreness ot Street, where they will open a lirst-class on the list to said warrart annexed, their several the paper read by Sister Nellie Hariford was is true, but suppose a fire occurs on the east ''I'm going out this morning, and have no the Lungs, when all other remedies and physi Fisli, proportions of the sum total as therein stated, lies desiring a pure, safe, steady and brilliant cians had iailed. . J. have never taken a medicine said sum being a tax or assessment agreed upon pronounced by all to be the best part of the side, and Vigilant boys refuse to turn out. time to waste. Do you want clothing for light, to give Drummond Burner and Chim­ moropleasant to the taste or more saflsfactory in Fruit, by the inhabitants of the town ot Norwalk, regu­ What would these men say? Clearly they the winter ' ney a trial, being perfectly satisfied that its its results. — MRS. LYDIA- vflLLEY. Vegetable larly and legally assembled, to wit:—on the 20th programme. and Poultry Market. day of December, A. D.. 1S75, met for the purpose would be leud in their denunciations. A fire "No, niadam," replied the straneer, with unusual merits, if fairly tested, cannot fail to Prepared only by of providing for the indebtedness of said town list The Mechanics' Library Association are be fully appreciated. They intend to keep it jvcll stocked with engine is kept for the general good, and it is flushed cheeks, "but—" ol 1875, levies upon and will sell at public auction, putting thick paper covers on all their books. .'ill Dr. A. J. FLAGG & CO., resh, Salt, Smoked & Canned Fish at the premises hereinafter described, on the Zllh no more than right that citizens without re­ "You want a little money to pay your day of May A. D., 1877. at 11 o'clock, a. m., so Mr. Adam McNaughton has closed his en­ f3T Straw hats at all prices at Emanuel's. 1 y(!] - Claremont, X. II. of all the choice varities, and Fruits and Vegeta­ much ot the followinHescribed real estate ot gagement here and has engaged with a Car­ gard to locality assist in supporting it, "Com- board till.work begins, do you ?" bles of all kinds, in their season. The furnishing Henry Beers, situated Tti said town of Norwalk, PRICE 50 CIS. Sold by all Druggists. of POULTRY, cither alive or dressed, a specialty. and bounded as lollows, to wit: northerly by pet Firm in Philadelphia. Mr. Thomas Les­ po" engine is an east sider, and until the ad­ "No, madam; I have ten dollars in my Who wag Cain's Wife ? Also EGGS. land of Samuel Fike, easterly by land ot William vent of "Vigilant," found strong friends on purse yet. I want to tell you how I am situ­ Norwalk, Conn., February 20tli, 1S77. C. Beers, southerly by highway, and westerly by ter and family with Miss Ada Holt sailed for The Rev. C. P. McCarty, who preaches land now or late ot Thomas G. Hemingway. (Said west side, and she hasn't lost them yet. ated, because I have heard that you were very One-Third of Life is Spent in Bed, England Saturday. Mr. Richard Evans, an every Sunday in the University Building, described tract of land being sixty feet front and Services will be held in both Episcopal kind to the poor and to strangers, and I thought rear and two hundred and lilteen feet in depth,) old-time-resident has emigrated to Stamford. Washington Square, New York, as pastor of Westport Bedding Manufactory, as willv raise the sum of one dollar and ten cts(Sl.lO) N. churches every day this week, which is Pas­ you could help me." t being the proportion of the said Henry Beers what is called the American Free Church' ESTABLISHED IS70. tlie sum total in said list together with the sion Week. Regular services morning and "But you don't want anything;" replied R IL IR! rges ol levy, sale, &c. - ' R1DGEFIELD. afternoon of Good Friday. At Christ church endeavored to answer the question of "who ' :" ' XJ33X!'S ' ABOARD JOHN F. It ATMOND, the lady, just a little impatiently. She could T. COUSINS * " Tax Collector, list ot 1873. ' was Cain's wife ?" Sunday evening, Novem­ Thursday evening, in commemoration of the give money very easily ; but she grudged Dated at Horwalk, March 13th,1877. 3tl2 The weather improves. ber 20. He took his text from the fourth institution of the Holy Eucharist, a special her time when she had engagements that Friday and Saturday were beautiful days. chapter of Genesis, and the seventeenth Tax Collector's Sale. . service will be held. promised pleasure. y , Plows and Bolsters, The gallant general Kilpatrick was in town verse. The preacher said that he had se­ 3STE2-W TOHK OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, A fine Alderney cow belonging to Mr. S. "I want work, madam," continvftd the Church and Hall Cushions,Hair and Hnsk, Excel­ N under and by virtue of a certain tax warrant, long enough Saturday evening to give a bril­ lected the peculiar subject announced at the sior and Cotton Top Mattrasses, constantly on duly executed and signed by properauthority, and Taylor last week got into a barrel of meal girl. "I can sew well, and I am willing to hand and made to order, auy weight, quality, directed to the undersigned, commanding him to liant lecture, and then disappeared as fast as request of several members of his congrega­ standing in the barn. She came out a barrel do it at half the usual prices, till my works shape or size desired. levy and collect ot GEOIIGK liECKWITII, a fleet pair of horses could take him. The tion. Maintaining that the old theories as to and other persons named in the rate book, on the of meal. The load was' greater than nature begins." ' Old Mattrassesrepicked & renovated list to said warrant annexed their several pro­ lecture was not well attended owing no doubt the meaning of the Bible stories had ceased portions of the sum total as therein Btated, said intended she should carry. And she yielded "What can you do?" COB. MAIN A«D CANAL STS., to bad roads and Lent. It was a just tribute to be tenable because of the increased light sum being a tax or assessment agreed upon by the up the ghost. "Plain sewing of all kinds, and boys' WESTPORT, CONN. SHOE STORE inhabitants of the town of Norwalk, regularly to the brave courage and untiring patriotism of science, he said that the theory held by and legally assembled, to witOn the 20th day of April 2d will be a lively moving day. clothes," was the modest reply. December, A. D„ 1S75, met for the purpose of of the Irish soldiers in all ages and every many as to Cain's wife would also have to be providing tor the indebtedness of said town list "Jerry," Mr. Chas. Elwood's deceasedhorse "I have nothing of that kind. .Can you Notice. land, and especially in our own, both in the abandoned. "The orthodox answer to the of 1875, levies upon and will sell atpublic auction, was only 18 years of age, and hence not old embroider ?" EING desirous of changing my business, I will at the premises hereinafter described on the 21th war of the Revolution and the late Rebellion. question," said he, "is 'perhaps Cain mar­ B sell at a bargain my house, containing 12 WORTH OF NEW GOODS day of May,A. D.,1877, at 2 o'clock, p. m., so much enough to vote. "No, madam." rooms, situated in West Main Street, Norwalk, Adjoining the Norwalk Hotel, of the following described real estate ot George Patrick Henry, Stark, Sheriden and Phil. ried his sister.' Well, I don't think he *did. within two minutes'walk of the Bridge. Also JUST RECEIVED! Beckwitli, situated in said town of Norwalk, and Several new dwellings will be erected here "Then I cannot help you." Kearney were most eloquently eulogized. Now, I am not going to shirk the answering my business at Cannon's Station. There is a Post bounded as lollows, to wit: northerly by land of this spring. "I thought pgrhaps among your friends Office and Railroad Station connected with the Mandeville and Sigler,easterly by Lounsbury Av­ Ridgefield claims a little honor in the re­ of this question. I have a theory of our race business. Inquiry may be made of me for terms enue, southerly and westerly by land now or lor- Mr. Frank Moeller continues to improve. you might—" at Cannon's Station, of JAS. MITCHELL, Nor­ BOOTS Ss SHOES for Everybody. "Wall Street, Norwalk, merly of Samuel R. P. Camp, as will raise the sum appointment of her noble son, Prof. Cyrus which others do not believe in. Nine out of ten walk. I hereby forbid all persons trusting anyone ot fifty-live cents,^S.oo), that being the proportion Michael Pendergast still lingers and is likely A shadow of displeasure passed over the Northrop as collector of the Port of New believe that the human race came from a pair. on my account, as I will pay no debt contracted of the said George Beckwith of the sum total in to recover. PAUL. lovely "face as the lady replied, "but you by anyone but myself, unless I give a written ALL READY FOR THE SPRING TRADE ! said list together with the charges of levy,sale, &c. Haven. I don't believe it. Do you say that is hereti­ order. J OHJf \V. ItEXOUD. JOHN F. RAYMOND, surely cannot expect me to run about look­ Cannon's Station, March 15th, 1877. 3ml2 Tax Collector, list of 1875, The Hewlett place was not sold as adver­ cal ? Perhaps it is, but this is not a question Good place "to Buy SHoes at is tbc place where you will find a new and WILTON. ing for work for you! If you have nothing full line of * Dated at Norwalk, March19th, 1877. tised. The sale was postponed two weeks. to be answered by those who cling to the old Woodchucks and potato bugs have begun else to do, why not do that yourself ?" • • Charles Smith's place in West Lane is to theories. That old theory can never answer Tax Collector's Sale. * be sold at auction, next TJhursday, if not to thaw out. "I have tried ten days in vain." Family Groceries A. H. HOYT & CO'S.. OTICE IS hereby given that tho undersigned, it. In the first place, Cain could not have Just through inventory. Have thrown out •worth of "Old Shop Keepers." N under and by virtue of a certain tax warrant, previously disposed of. Two more of Wilton's young men, Messrs. "If I was in your place, I would go from CHEAP FOR CASH ! duly executed and signed.by properauthority, and married his sister when he departed to the Shall close them out. We've had them long enough. The word is "go." directed to the undersigned, commanding him to DeForest and Winkler have left town intend­ door to door, and never give up till I had The annual meeting of the Congregational land of Nod, because he had no sister. When The undersigned having purchased the stock of 1 lot Children's Shoes, . fi . .. • ,. .25 Ladies' Congress and Button Boots, 1.00 Ladies, Misses, levy and collect of SAMUEL W. SMiTH AND church and society takes place Tuesday, the ing to locate in Chicago. found some honest work. If you can't get goods lormerlv owned by the Soverigns of Indus­ 1 lot cost $1.00, going at . . .50 50 pairs Misses & Children's Rubbers, .20 WIFE, andother persons named in the rate book Seth was born Adam was only o*e hundred try, and fitted up the store with an entirely new on the list torpid warrant annexed, their s everal 27th, at 1 p. m. The subject of horse sheds An entertainment for the benefit of the just what you want, you must take what stock of Goods, is now offering to tlie public as 200 pairs Ladies'Rubbers, good, . .25 The best wearing Congress Gaiters in proportions of the sum total as therein stated, and thirty years old, a very young man for good an assortment of * the world, . . . 2.00 you can get. There is work enough in the 1 pile Brogans and Plough Shoes, 1.00 said sum being a tax or assessment agreed upon again agitates the public mind. Bald Hill, M. E. Sunday-school will be those days, and Seth was his third child. 1 lot Ladies' Morocco Boots, good as Come and take them away. Childrens, Mens, by the inhabitants of the town of Norwalk. regu­ The death of Mrs. Hawley Hull, Wed­ given at the house of Henry Olmstead, Esq., world, we all know. If you need a little CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, larly and legally assembled, to wit:—on the 20th There is no mention of d&ughters. 'In the new, . . . . . 1.00 day of December, A.D., 1875, met for the purpose nesday night, was a great surprise, as her Wednesday evening. money I will give it to you; "but that is all Provisions, Flour, Teas, Sugar, Spiccs, Ac., at the of providing for the indebtedness of said town list second place, Cain departed to a country very lowest market pricesfor cash. Goods deliv­ of 1S75, levies upon and will sell at public auction sickness which was a short one, had not been Two meat pedlers have experienced I can do." where there were people, and he feared these ered anywhere about town lree of charge. Call at the premises hereinafterdescribed, on the 21th and try us, it will be for your advantage. A. H. HOYT Tu 0---i W has again made Ridgefield his home, buying for the week of 74 cases of Hats ; and 48 In the sixteenth century the mean duration of teem of the wise and good. moist, and in healthful action._ Let no Pre­ cases of Boots. life in Geneva was 21.21 years, between 1833 A young man may be unfortunate, he may LEATHER AND FINDINGS. the Alfred Stephens place. He is putting judice keep you from trying, this great medi­ II. M. Robinson has sold his place on Deer and 1841 it was 40.C8 yeare, and at the pres­ be poor and penniless, but if he posseses un­ cine of a famous doctor >vho has saved thou­ French Mazarine Hill avenue to a gentleman from New York. Blank Books, the house in first rate condition. ent time as many people live to seventy years bending integrity, and unwavering purpose sands of lives by it in his large private practice. Leather of the best Oak and Hemlock The Legislature has legalized the doings of Aaron Pearce, one of our old and worthy of age as three hundred years ago lived to the to do what is honest and just, he will have ; N.B.—The Tar-Balm has no BAD TASTE or citizcns, living in Kings street district, is in Tannage, by the side or piece. the 10th school district. Lc-t the business age of forty-three. In the year 1693 the Brit­ friends and patrons whatever may be the em­ .»smell. WITH PRINTED HEADINGS a precarious condition ' from a paralytic ish government borrowed money, the amount barrassments and exigencies into which he is ] PRICES 50 CENTS AND $1 PER BOTTLE. Are Yon Foil tf PnjtrPics? now be closed up. disease.—News. thrown. The young man may thus possess a borrowed to be paid in annuities, on the basis Great saving to buy large size. Dennis Cornen is home from the oil regoins. of the mean duration of life at that time. capital of which none of the misfortunes and MJDIiEY'S Bine Glass, GOLDEN RUBBERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION "Something is to be did" with the old town Daniel C. Haynes, of Winn, Me., will in a The State Treasury made thereby a good bar- calamities j)t life can deprive him. We have "Pike?s Toothache Drops/' Cure Printed and Bound! house soon. few days have a queer steam mill in opera­ ain, and all parties to the bargain were satis- known men who have suddenly been reduced )" in 1 Minute. FOB PUMPKIN ; ; ivEPT ON HAND. Rev. Mr. Bush presented the missionary tion. It is constructed by fastening a steam­ fed. Ninety-seven years later Pitt estahUsh- from affluence to penury by some overwhelm­ Sold by all Druggists. Makes splendid pics. boat to*'an old-fashioned saw mill. Mr. ed another tontine or annuity company, Based ing misfortune, which they could neither fore­ It is put up iu 3 lb in the mostcomplete and satisfactory manne ,.v-^ cause in the Congregational Church, Sunday Haynes has for a number of years been en­ on the presumption that the mortality would see nor prevent. Yesterday they were pros­ 0. N. CRITTENT0N, Prop., S¥N BATHS,7 cans, ready lor use, NO .DEVIATION IN PRICES. morning, and to the children especially,in the remain the same as before. But in this in­ perous, to-day every earthly prospect is and is superiortoany low rates, at the lV:* evening. gaged in manufacturing lumber by means of ln the market. No an ordinary water-pbwer mill, but this spring stance it transpired that the Government bad blighted, and everything in their future a^ witer is used in its "Mr. JESSE SELLECK is now located We want more business here—something cut ^0 any size, at . he leased of the Messrs Poor, the steamer made a bad bargain, since while in the first pect of life is dark and dismal. Their busi­ I TV ANTED! preparation before with us, and he will be liappy to have bis old that will go on high ground. ° tontine 10,000 persons of each sex died under nesses gone, and they feel that all is gone, canning, and it is which they have been running between Med- therefore richer, and friends call and see Mm." way and Winn, backed it up the stream,and, the age of 28, a hundred years later only but they have a rich treasure that nothing 50 lorners 011 Hew Shirts, more economical than r, • Steam Panting OTFce, Norwalk,Ot ^ Samuel P. Stickney, one of the oldest cir­ taking off the paddle-wheel, bolted the boat 5,772 males and 6,317 females died under this can take away. They have integrity of char­ the wet, sloppy goods cus performers in the country and father of ! To go to Bridgeport, Ct. heretolore offered to firmly to the framework of his mill. The age. From this fact it appears that life, acter ; and this gives them influence,, raises E H. & J. T. Prawlit's the public. One can Bob Stickney, died at the residence of John boat sits on strong blockings, and its engine under certain favorable influences, has gained up friends, furnishes ;them with pecuniary Steady work. • Board near the premises. Factory will make 3 01- 1 pics MACHINISTS META1» at the Robinson in Cincinnati, Tuesday, at the aee in many, and probably, in all its forms and aid, with which to commence life under more on North Water Street. H. A. WALES & CO., Main Street. and coats only 23ota. Aslc your dealer for it. 10 SAXKOBOmC*. of 69 years. will furnish the power for running all the successors to Dabney Cezr. 2t*U f". V" - machinery he may wish to use. manifestation, both in vigpr and duration. auspicious circumstances. ? d - *«"y.p r',' ' i. •- Jis.^i - t-i • . . '':VV • 4 • r * J I' A-L ED U LLT !I:'J 6 TTO zixvoS .r.iiuj'iLirijJio'J •TJIOTK "FT TSTtV) -jM* jr. "njr X* OT T JES IE*2, -;.i TlillO "rT SfiT lefit of those weak enough to send—hereafter mmm MM m Cti/I-i h •~~~VANDA.GALLUS chap sailed by,.—!——• f. | "i x/i'i t.teaw: JciI) %nUnm:q HiH jthere will be no secrocv in sucli matters.. The ... H ilSr.ii'J '.I! , Bankrupt Notice^ ^' "He'"vifasVcTerk toaihotel'* gaver that hat a kick,-; ;~— Tuesday, March 27th, 1877. N Tne DlSTRICTOotrEi bf tfieVniied States place from winch: they. came. If you want mi STA I for the District of Connecticut. . JTNS UE: came,' across a brick— _? V to invest , m, a lptt^ry you may be ?ure ti«>t> ' piwttilftvecn & -> • few-;:, PUAiOS,OIt«A$S, In the matter of ELIAS GUSOWSKI, of Nor­ ; ..rtliSWrt-1.1, ASKFOKIT. walk, in siiid:district. Bankrupt—in Bankruptcy. Now upon a crutch he goes ^§FFD|S$I & JFTTUR OWUITK&H SSULIUFOWL fAf TAKE NO OTHER. Before Hon. L. N. Middlebrook, Register in Bank- Minus half a pound of toes. I* j SAMTBY ALL DEAIiERS ^ ^ t mptcyi ' that you have done so. From this time out FOK ft OF THE Q up MELODEONS, „ U'o whom it may concern:—The undersigned POLITICAL—VANDERBILT'S WILL— LOTTERY you do it at your own risk. hereby gives notice of liis appointment as As­ Why Biddy anil Pat Married. ' DEALERS—BUSINESS. THE PIQUE TOBACCO co. BROOKLYN, N.* signee of the Estate of Elias Gusowski, of Nor­ BUSINESS SHEET MUSIC. Ac,, walk,. in the County ol Fairfield, and State of NEW YORK, MARCH 19,1877 Connecticut, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt ••Oh, why did you marry him, Biddy ? is getting better, every day. Since Hayes CENT. NET upon a petition, of his creditors Dy the District POLITICAL. lias taken the helm there nas been a lighten­ • for the moneylender. In- White's Propellers Court ol said District. Why did you take Pat for your spouse ? • bb m J tercst paid semi-annually Dated at Norwalk, in said District, the 6th day Sure he's neither purty nor witty, The new President is a surprise to both his ing up, a revival, that is delightful. • People • • •ininper N.Y.N.Y. Uxchaiisv.Exchange. Security 3 to 6 times Wall Street.Norwalk.Ct. Willcontinue to make regular trips between Nor­ in 1_ ol March, A. D., 1877. friends and enemies. . The Republicans are I lithe•" 'loan in" lana alone,— exclusive— -* of the walk Bridgeand New Tork, stoppingat South Nor­ 3tll JOllN F. RAYMOND, Assignee. And his hair is as red as a cow'S! are not only paying but they are investing. ••buildings, (l'rescnt cash value by sworn walk to receive andlcavc freight. Freight received astonished to find him a much greater man appraisers.) No investment safer.- No NEXT UOORloSATlCSBiKK YOU might had your pick had you waited; Goods are selling, exchanges are being made, from and delivered at the trcight depot of the' ISTRICT OF NOKWALK, si. Probate court than they had any idea of, and the democra­ payments more promptly met Best of references Danbury and Norwalk Railroad. March 8tb, A. D., 1877. . You done a dale better with Tim; there is life and vitality that the country has given. Send stamp for particulars. ]>. 8 B. Produce sold as hcretolore. Freight at usual DEstate ot SALLY NORTHRUP, late of New cy are gnashing their teeth at the splendid JOHNSON, Negotiator of Mortgage 1 keep alarge stock ofInstruments on hand,and And Phelim O'Toole was expectin'— not had for years. And everything looks bet­ Iioan8,St.Panl Minnesota. •ell them on Monthly Installments. Everybody rates. (Janffiin, in said District, deceased. success that has attended his efforts to do ean have a Piano or Organ. yy All persons are forbid trusting any of the The Court of Probate for the District of Nor­ You couldn't do better nor him. ter. We arc all going to do well from this employees of the boats of this line on account of walk, hath limited and allowed six months from what he promised in his letter of acceptance timeout. - . • * - PIETEO. the owners thereof. * the date hercol, for the creditors ol said estate, You talk of us young people courtin'— and inaugural address. The Republicans SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who Pray tell how your courtin began DANBURY & NORWALK R. R. neglect to present theiraccounts properly attested, ' , knew that Gov. Hayes was a well-meaning within said time, will be debarred a recovery. When you were a widdy woman "But Not the Last.' WINTER ARRANGEMENT. All persons indebted to said estate arc requested , man, who meant what he said, but as Grant WEBER PIANOS, Commencing December 11,1876. to make immediate payment to And he was a widdy man." OF NEW YORK. 3tll CYRUS £.CRABB,Administrator. had failed to make any reform in the line of BY n. CLAY TRUMBULL. DAILY TRAINS civil scvico, they had no idea that it was pos­ STANLEY & SON'S, Leave Norwalk Bridge ISTRICT oi NORYVALII,SS.Probate court, "Tim and Pat, miss, ye see, was acquainted D March 9th, A. D. 1877. Before they came over the sea,. sible to do it. The democracy believed that The appalling disaster at Ashtabula, with At9 42 a. m.,) For Danbury and intermediate Estate of JOSEPHINE RICE, late ol Nor­ all his talk was of the ante-elcction order, HVp.m.'i Stations. walk, in said District, deceased. When Pat was a-courtin' Noraii, its attendant sorrow to so many hearts and P. S. WINSTON, PRESIDENT, QUO VESTEEN & FULLER'S, The Court of Probate for the District of Nor­ that nothing wonld come of it, and that they homes, brings back again most vividly, to not At 1108, a. m.,on Mondays only, for Ridgcflcld. walk, hath limited and allowed sixmonthsfrom And Tim was a-courtin' me. would have "broken promises" as electioneer­ the date hereof.i'or the Creditors ot said Estate, to She did not know much, the poor Noraii, a few, tlio facts and lessons of the first great tIAINES BROTHER, Leave Norwalk Bridge for South Norwalk. exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglecttoprescnttheir accounts, pitoperly attested Nor, for that matter, neither did Pat; ing capital. Both are disappointed. Hayes accident of this nature on an American rail­ At 7 33, a. m.,^^8,5 53 p. m. m-,J|5 Within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All He had not the instinct of some one, promised reform and he is carrying it out. way, at the drawbridge, in Norwalk, Conn., VASE A SO It, persons indebted to said Estate are requested to Leave Danbim^W Norwalk. make immediate payment to But no one had then told him that; The "easy-going, well-meaning man" has almost a quarter of a century ago. FOB TEE YIAR ENDING DECElfiEB 31st, 1876. 630, a.m.,; 12uVm.,4 45, p.m. gtll ADELINE S. THORP, Administratrix. Freight Train at 610 p. m. But he soon found.it out for himself, developed into an iron-handed, strong-willed, ; It was at the time of the great religiou's an- and will furnish at short notice. ~ JOHN W. BACON, Supt. intelligent For life at best's but a span— man, who knows what he niveraries in New 1' ork and Philadelphia, io a week xn your own town. Terms and J5out- Notice. wants and proposes to do it. In his hands May, 1853. The Baptist anniversaries were lit free. H. HALLETT & Co.,l*ortland,Me Call and see them. lEWTORK.HEW HAVEH &HARTF0RD RAILROAD Inaccordancc with a petition very largely sign­ When I was a widdy wofaan, YE AB. Agents wanted onour grand Trains leave South Norwalk for New York at ed, and presented to us by the Citizens of Nor­ And he was a widdy man. civil-service reform is an accomplished fact. j dst over, in Philadelphia. On the evening of Dr. REVENUE ACCOUNT. Or. 125, (Washington Exp., via. Harlem River). 3 47, walk, for the suppressing ol the selling of intoxi­ Sp^DvJVfOonibination prospcctus.representing (Exp.), 414, (Exp.) 6 00.* 0 34,* 7 34, 7 45*. (Exp.) The office seekers who did not believe that he May 5 the American Medical Association OLD' INSTRUMENTS cating drinks on Sunday, we do herebygive notice 150 DISTINCT BOOKS 9 28,* 10 50, (Bxp.) A.M., 123*, 2 56,* 4 30, that all persons having a licensefor the sale of the "I helped him to take care of Norah, was in earnest are coming back in droves, closed its sessions in New York City with a (Exp.)5 03, 6 36,iExp.) 7 00,9 43,(Exp.)P.M.For New same, l'onnd guilty of selling, m violation of the wanted everywhere. The Biggest thing ever To Balance from last account, $75,414,023 43 By paid'Death and Endowment Haven, 133, (Exp.) 6 49, 9 01, 9 34, (Exp.) 10 48, A. And when he compared her with me, tried. Sales made from this when all single books Taken in Exchange for New Sunday Law, will be by us reported to the County their carpet bags lightened by the exact grand banquet in Metropolitan Hall, at which " Premiums received 15,180,703 36 M., 12 11, (Exp.) 1 45, 2 IS, (Exp.) 4 04, 4 19, (Exp.) Commissioners, with a request that their license He saw as he whispered one eveniDg tail. Also, Agents wanted on our MAGNIFI­ 615, 6 46, 10 36, (Exp.) & 1136, (Exp.) 1'. M. For , , weight of the recommendations they took some eight hundred physicians sat down to CENT FAMILY BIBLES. Superior t« all others. " Interest and Rents...... » 4,878,260 34 be revoked. Springfield, 6 49, 9 34, (Exp.) A.M., 1211, (Exp.) The law requires that Grand Jurors shall dili­ What a woman one woman could be. With invaluable Illustrated Aids and superb bind­ " " Dividends.. .3,701,700 34 TUNING AND REPAIR! C 145,419, (Exp.) 6 49, 10 36, (Exp.) P. M. Express with them. They have all met with the same feast and chat together. Dr. Oliver Wendell ings. These Books beat the World. Full particu­ gently inquire after, and make complaint of all She went out like the snufC of a candle " " Surrendered Policies for Boston, via. Springfield, 9 34, A. M.,1211,419, crimes anil misdemeanors that shall come to their ; answer: "ThdKncumbent is a good, capable Holmes read a poem to them, and Drs. Fran­ lars free. • Address JOHN E. POTTEB, & CO., and Additions 6,319,785 21 and 10 36, P. M., via. N cw London; 2 18 and 1136, knowledge, to the conrt having cognizance ol the Then sickness seized upon Tim Publishers, Philadelphia. Doi& at short notice. P. M., via. Air Line R.lt.,133, A.M., and2 18.P.M. , man, and the good of the service does not de­ cis and Detmold and Welford and Osgood of " " Commis|ion8 (payment offense, or to some Justice of the Peace in the And we watched by his bedside together— WONDERFUL SUCCESS! 25.000 Of THE of Current and extin­ •Connect at New Rochelle with Harlem River town where the offense is committed. J Belden mand a change." "But my services in the New York, and Professor Knight of Yale The Weber Piano. Branch. Huributt is the prosecuting officer appointed by It was such a comfort to him. CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION guishment of future)... 676,907 40 the County Commissioner!;; campaign ?" "Tli y go for nothing whatever. College, were among the more eminent speak­ DESCRIBED AND 1LLC84TBATKD, [Published gratuitously for the convenience of was not alone in my weeping Sold in 60 days. It being the only complete " " ContiA&ent Guarantee A tew extracts from the great number received JOSEPH P. HANFORD J I , Every citizen dKl what he could to elect the ers. The banquet continued until midnight, : by the most eminent musiciansin tb e United States the Public.] CHARLES W.SMITH, J Selectmen. low priced work (770 pages, only 9$.50)»Jtreating • ...... 5&160 85 PLATT PRICE, J Our tears in the same channel ran— man of his choice. We recognize nothing but quite a number of its guests were up of the entire history* grand buildings, " " Expiniiesand Taxes... 664,802 35 may not be inappropriate: wonderful exhibits, cariosities, great I have never seen a Piano which equals the We­ NorwalkHorse RailwayTime Table Norwalk, May 26th,1876. For I was a widdy woman, of the sort, and shall not. Good service is early enough the next morning, of Friday> days, etc.; illustrated* and 91 cheaper than Balance to New Account.... 79,526,900 87 ber Pianoforte. . Geo. F. Briitow. COMMENCING DEO. UTII, 1876. And he was a widdy man. what we want. Good morning." And so May G, to take the eight o'clock train on the any other; everybody itiantsit. One new agent The Weber Piano occupies justly the first rank cleared 83 5 O in 4wee k s. 3000 agents wanted. * $95,429,887 12 $95,429,887 12 amongst the Best Pianos. J. N. Paltison. THEMTLDTOWEE the applicant who has made politics a busi­ New Haven road for their New England Send quickly for proof t>t above, opinions of offi­ LEAVE NORWALK. SO. NOKWALK "We had both had our troubles, mavourneen, cials, clergy and press, sample pages, fUll descrip­ The Weber Pianos cannot possibly be MirjHisscd. Though neither, perhaps, was to blame; ness, and is in politics for purely business rea­ homes. tion, and extra terms. HUBBARD BROS, 6 15 a. m. N. Y. & N. H. Accom. 535 A. M. : Pabs., Springfield, Massachusetts. . I used the Weber Grary Piano because I consid­ 705 "i And we both knew by this what we wanted, sons, goes away sorrowing to his' member of At South Norwalk, Conn., the train dashed V*ware of falsely claimed official TDr. BALANCE SHEET. Or. er it the best in the world. Harry Sanderson, 645 " gCURESSi 7 05 " New York Accommo'n 7 25 " Congress. Up starts, Mr. Blank, with blood into an open draw, in consequence of the "and worthless books. Send for proof' The Weber Piano possesses everything that can 725 " N. Y. Express 7 45 " HUMPHBETS' And were willing to pay for the same. in his eye, and he demands the appointment To Reserve at four per cent $77,502,062 00 By Mortgages on Real Estate $60,856,200 18 be wished fer in a Piano. Geo. W. Morgan. 8 05 «• 825 " ' We knew what it was to be married, criminal carelessness of the engineer, who A HOMM and FARM New Haven .nccom'n 9 00 " HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS >< Claims by Death, not yet due 610,750.00 *' United States and State The Weber Piano ranks loremost amonest the 8 35 '• 41 Been In general use for twenty years. of his friend. The same imperturbable polite­ failed to look for the signal of safety, which best mannlaotured. 'William Mason. 910 " N.Y. Ac.&N.H.Ex. 9 35 And before the long twevemonth had flown OF YOUR OWN. " Premiums paid in advance..... 24,372 43 10 00 " Everywhere 'proved the most 8AFK, The Weber Pianos stand first amongst thesplen 935 " We had made up our minds it better ness and the same Roman firmness meets him. alone could justify his leaving the station, a On the line of a GREAT 11AILROAD, with good " Contingent Guarantee Fund.. 654,842 59 " Real Estate 4,246,245 40 1000 " 1025 " SIMPLE. ECONOMICAL aM EFFICIENT was did Pianos produced in this Country. 1050 «' "There will be no changes made for party half-mile below the bridge. It \fas a fright­ markets both EAST and WEST. " Surplus for Division 3,568,161 57 " Cash in Banks and Trust Clara N. Brinkerhoff. 1025 «• N. Y. Ex. & N. U.Ac. Not to live any longer alone; 10 50 " 1115 '• medicines Known. They are Just what reasons. If the present incumbent is unfit ful disaster. Nearly fifty persons were killed NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE IT Companies at interest 2,183,001 73 A ten years*experience satisfies me that the We- 1125 • New Haven Express 1155 '« the people want, saving time, money, We wasted no time shilly-shally, ber Pianos are unapproachable.—John Zundel, 1155 " 1215 p. m) sickness and suffering. Every single for the place, show it, and we will put a bet­ outright, and many others were injured more Mild Climate, Fertile Soil, Best Country for stock 12 55 " Like you, Miss, and Master Dan— liaising in the United States. " PreminnuidtfeRed, qnar> 12 35 p.m., ter man in, and your recommendation will or less severely. Among the more prominent 12 55 «' New York Accommo'n 125 " jpeelllc_ttej2rtlj»led_prescMpMon_of For I was a widdy woman, Books, Maps, Full Information, also «TH E ly andttaUaitnaai. ... 923,832 99 I would call especial attention to New Haven AccOm'n 1 45 " an eminent physician. have its weight. But there will be no change PION KKK" sent lree to all partsof the world. " Preminmsin transit,- prin­ 125 And he was a widdy man." of the dead were Dr. Abel L. Pierson,-of Sa­ Address O. G. DAVIS. 2 55 " N. H. Express. 220 " Nos. Cnres. Cents. except for cause." And the Congressman lem, Mass., a distinguished surgeon, and a Land Com. U. P. R. R«, OMAHA, NED.' cipally for December.. 137,195 10 230 »« New York Express 255 " 1. Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations,. . 35 —R. H STODDARD, in EDITOR'S DRAWER, Balances due by Agents..... 18,349 70 3 05 " 3 25 " 2. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic, . . 85-~ storms and raves, but it all amounts to noth. member of the American Academy of Arts aa p W W a Week to Agents. 810 outfit free THE ESTY COTTAGE ORGAN 335 " N. H.Ac. AN. H. Ex 4 05 " Harper's Magazine for April. Faceache, .' zephyr. Oh ye people, do you know why port, Conn.; the Rev. Oliver Burr, agent of A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. titan ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD MED­ 615 New York Express 6 35 " . 9. Headaches,!BickHeadache,Vertigo, Yer the purtiest lass 13- VG WANT 500 MORE FIRST" a deduction of twenty-five per cent., by the Insurance Department, for the estimated cost of ALS AND FIRST PREMIUMS , at Fairsand Ex­ 625 N. Y. & N. H.Accom 6 45 " 10. Dyspepsia, Billons Stomach, . . . President Hayes is in position to do this? Antioch College, Ohio; and the Rev. John CLASS SEWING MACHINE1 AGENTS, 645 705 " 11. Suppressed, or Painfnl Periods,. . Ever walked on shoe leather or dhrove a boy AND 500 MEN OP KNEBG* AND collecting the same. See Official Report below. ! hibitions throughout the United States 7 05 " 7 25 " . 13. Whites, too Profuse Periods learn and apply the same to your local poli­ H. Luhrs, of Williamsburgh, N. Y. Of the ABILITY TO LEAKN THK BUSINESS They are endorsed by the highest musical 7 33 " 7 55 " mad; tics, and get good government all around. injured, there were Professor Tenbroeck, a OF SELLING SEWING MACHINES. authorities. 8 05 " 8 25 " For your wee little feet, COMPENSATION LIBERAL, BUT VA­ 825 " 855 « 15. ii ma.i ,mni« ivucuiiiaut, iiuuo| • • This is the secret—lie don't owe anybody any daughter of the Rev. Rufus W. Griswold; RYING ACCOKD1NG TO ABILITY, Certainly the.best I ever heard. 9 95 «• New York Express 9'25 • 16. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues,. 50 And your figure so sweet 925 «« 9 45 «• m CHARACTER & HIJALIFICATONS Of Geo. W.Morgan. 17. Plies, blind or bleeding, ..... Are too much for the brain of a poor Irish lad favor for his nomination or election. He and the Rev. J. G. Oncken, the Baptist mis­ THE AGENTS. FOR PARTCICiliABS 18. ophtnallny, and Sore or Weak Eyes, . never asked for the nomination, he never sionary, from Germany," who with'other cler­ ADDRESS 19. Catarrh, acute or chronic, Influenza, It iseoeai. whicli is the highest praisethat 30. Whooplng-Cough, violent coughs, Maureen Cosha Dhas! asked for the election, and he is complicated gymen was returning from Philadelphia. can be bestowed on any instrument. NOW FOR YOUR WATER PIPES. 21. Asthma, oppressed Breathing, . . When I see ye at Mass, with nobody. He is President because the Thomas Hicks, the artist, and a number of ffil80iSEwimlacliiiieCo.,Cliicap &. B.Seymour, MusutaI Critic N. Y. Timet. WM. Glover & Son, 23. Ear Discharges, impaired Keanng, 827.and 829 Broadway, N. Y., or New Orleans, La. THE REPORT OF THE EXAMINATION 23. scrofula, enlarged glands. Swellings, . oo Saints above! I'm afraid that it's t'ye I pray: people wanted him to be. He has no one to Well-known physicians, were of those who Extra Fine Mixed Cards with name10 Theyarethebestreedinstrument wehave Are ready to pntin yonr WATER, STEAM or GAS 24. General Debility, Physical Weakness, . 60 25. Dropsy and scanty Secretions, . . . . 50 • - An' th' crown o' my hat, thank, for he asked no one for his vote or in- escaped unhurt. Dr. Smith, of Springfield, cts.,post-paid. L. JONES & Co., Nassua, S. Y. met with. PIPE, at very short notice and at as low a rate as 26. sea-slekness, sickness from riding, . GO 25 anyone. WROUGHT AND CAST IRON, TIN When I look into that, flue^e. In short, the office sought him— was the father of Professor David P. Smith, W A XTTWDmen to travel and sell our Lamp - BY G. db J. H. Odell,Organ Builders ,N. Y. LINED, LEAD PIPES, &c., of every size and de 37. Kidney-Disease, Gravel, . . ... 50 •V -A.il JLfiXruoods to Dealers. 885 a month, scription. PLUMBING in all its branches. 38. Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, 1 00 Has yer purty face there wid the dimples at not he the office. He can afford to do as he of the same city, an eminent volunteer sur- hotel and traveling expenses paid; No peddling. It is the neplusultra ofreedinstruments. 29. Sore Mouth, Canker, ...... 50 Address MNITORLAMP CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. 30. urinary Weakness, wetting the bed, 50 play. thinks best, for he is in no one's hands. .geon in the civil war, and at present a mem­ Prof. E. L. Baker. 81. Painful Periods, orwith Spasms, . . 50 33. Disease of Heart, palpitations, etc.. L oo There are no rings or cliques controlling him, ber of the faculty of the Yale Medical School, I', contains sweetness and power in an 33. Epilepsey, Spasms, St. Vitus'Dance,. 1 00 Maureen Cosha Dhas! Drunkard S$£p! unusual degree.—Rev. Bishop Simpson, M Undertaking! and all the efforts to organize them have been By a sad coincidence, a daughter of Dr. C. C. BEERS, JU. B.,Jornl0rl^6r^fidii, has a 34. Diphtheria, ulcerated sore throat, . . 50 Thin the medda ye cross, E. Church. O THE PUBLIC! Anvone wishing myservices 35. Chronic Congestions and Eruptions, 50 failures. Rutherford B. Hayes, not a clique Gray, of Springfield, was on the Ashtabula harmless cure for INXJBlHPKil A.NCl5» which T in the Undertaking business will find me at FAMILY CASES. To your father's nate cabin just under the can be given withoutthe knowledge ot the patient. HON.~WM. SMYTH, Language fails in adequacy to convey a the late residence of my father, 55 Main Street, or using his name, is the President. train, and was severely injured, while her Also one for the , • '— at Demmon & Newcomb's Store. Case, Morocco, with above SB large vials and hill •' • .•* ' i ' - ' fair idea of the perfectly enchanting power . And there is disappointment. The Re­ child and nurse were killed. OPIUM HABIT. 11 GEORGE H. RAYMOND, Agent* Manual of directions, $10.00 Th' divil, we're tould, of this instrument.—Independent. Case Morocco, of 20 large vials and Book, 6.00 publicans are jubilant andttlie democracy are But it was of a funeral service at Hartford, Permanent enres guarantied in both. Send stamp Aettn^tBuperintendent New York Insurance Department: Tempted Tonyofould for evidence. Ask druggists for it. Address Vasllysuperior to anything of the kind Bobbins' Starch Polish. These remedies are sent by the ease depressed. "Why, blast it," said one in my Conn., that I proposed to speak more partic­ BjKEUrs & CO., Birmingham Conn. single box or rial, to any part of the Wid a woman—Bedad! we've the pattern In accordigice with instructions received froin you under appointment Number 363,1 re have ever played upon.— Wm .A. King. country, free of charge, on receipt of hearing, yesterday, ,-If he keeps on in this ularly in recalling the Norwalk disaster. The D disabled. In- still. . icreases10 nmterhow r.ow paid. Advice and ciru- port the ooli[p3pa>n' of the examination into the affairs of The Mutual Life Insurance Com­ TheEsty Organs are without a superior. way, for a year, 1 shall have to.vote for him Pearl street Congregational Church,was new, larPensions* rreo.-T. JUCMICUAEL, 707-SanBOroSt.,Lihila.J?a ChOWDA SHINE) fiumphreys' Homeopathic Medicine C#. Geo. Jardine,Organ Builder,N. Y, Office and Depot, 562 Broadway, New York. Maureen Cosha Dhas! myself." "Yes," said another, "and when ly formed in that city. The Rev. Dr. R. ff r D «J)ZU free. STINSON & Co., Portland, Me. No tremolo has yet been invented that (Yer th' sly little lass) we have to vote for a Republican, what be­ Beadle, now of Philadelphia? was its first Made'tipie when the annual investigation by the Trustees—as called for by the J.«M. HOYT, S. F. PECK and G.C. ST1LLSON will in any way compare with this for bean South Norwalk. Wid yer "Top o' th' mornin'," thin ye'LL go comes of the democratic party?" That tor. It had a strong membership, largely company's charter—was in/prt>gres$ the work was considerably facilitated by each Depart­ ty ofefleet.—Wm. A .Johnson,OrgUr.butlder. F. REGNIER and H. M. 4 C. S. PROWITT, Nor­ on yer way, bothered them. I predict that Gen. Hayes iwn, at first, from the overflow of other BLUE GLASS! ment represefttfrtivp acting With one of the said Trusteos, thus giving a double"" force with a walk, Agents.' The most wonderi ul of modern discoveries is the check that was invaluabe as to the correctness ^ the labor performed. It is not merely the&e«f,butitis th eonly But yer purty eyes dance * will so run the administration -that there will city churches. It had recently entered its benellt of Bine Glass in all forms of disease. Com­ mechanical reproduction ofthe human voice mon glass can be colored a brilliant blue, inefface­ The valuations of the Policies in force have been made in the Department under the And ye gives ME a glance be opposition to him, long before his four new and elegant house of worship. Dr. able and beautifully transparent, at frilling ex­ which has ever satisfied me.—Rev. H. C. A RARE CHANCE FOR " pense. Full inatroMDns will be sent any person supervision of Mr. D. H. Keefer, our Actuary, and have occupied his attention with that of liiggs, Presiden tof Northern New York Musi­ That sez, "Dinny, ogra! have ye nothin'T* years are out. He is an honest man, and a Archibald Welch, a prominent citizen and a CdSll T»nir«i*ja! enclosing-one dollar. The best chance ever offered cal Association. 1 say ?" man of will. What more can we want in a "beloved physician," one of theNorwalk vie- energetic men or tvomen to make money. Agents the rest of our acturaial force, not' engaged in New York. wanted in every town. Operation simple and The investments of the company, with other admissible assets, make a total of $82,076, We have a Large Consignment ol President ? As it stands now there is no dem­ tips, was the first of its members to be taken agreeable. Address NOVELTY GLASS COMPA­ .1 M. POT.TER,Norwalk. Maureen Cosha Dhas! 706 87. . OHOICS3 TEAS, ocratic party, in New York, except in the away by death. Ilis funeral was held in the NY, Lock Box 586, NSw Haven, Conn. and are prepared to sell them so cheap that cus­ I'll not let ye pass That the Company has been successfully managed is everywhere conceded; and it is very tomers will be compelled to buy, if they have to grog-shops and gambling hells. The respect­ new church, and its "occasion was a memora­ borrow the money to do it. We will warrant each Th' next time I meet ye at fair or at wake; necessary that the custodians of this sacred trust fund should be men eminently competent to able democracy are giving the administration ble one. pound of Tea to be what it is sold for. Me pace ye destroy guard zealously the money that in the future afford the protection guaranteed by contracts Good Oolong Tea, per pound 45 cents a hearty support, for after all, business is of The railroad horror had impressed the SEEDI make a specialty POTATOES! of Early Durham*, Ver- WILLIAM C. STREET, An' that's hard on a boy with the holders of ninety-two thousand one hundred and twenty-five policies. Choice Oolong Tea, " 60 " more importance than politics in a business whole community. Tne loss of Dr. Welch uiouls, SnowflakcKi (These ripen from 10 to 18 Water Street, Extra Oolong Tea, " 75 " That 'ud fight a whole faction and die for yer 15 days earlier than any potato that nas yet been The Company does not need any other endorsement by the Department than is shown community. The era of good feeling is at was felt as a personal one in a very wide fir- in the market). WbUc BrooKs, Early Rose A GREAT DISCOVERY. Extra fine EngHsk Breakfast, per lb...90 " sake! and all other varieties. Prices lower than any in the assets and liabilities enumerated below, exhibiting a surplus,1 as regards policy-holders •Vho.eialeandRetail Dealer In By the use of which every family may give their Good Young Hyson Tea, " ...50 " hand. 'clc.. At the funeral service the large church house in the trade. Send or cull lor price list. Linen that brilliant polish peculiar- to fine laun­ THE YANDERBILT WILL. Growers will find it to their advantage to call. off10,262,879 44. . V. \ ^ dry work. Saving time and labor ill ironing, more Choice Young Hyson Tea, " ...70 " Maureen Cosha Dhas! was crowded to overflowing. The members Choice Old Hyson Tea, very fihe," ...75 " GEO. WILEY, 118 West St., New York. A schedule giving in detail the information necfis8ary; for v&uatiQns o! property, verifi­ than its entire cost. Warranted. Ask lor Dob­ We'll sit on the grass The contest of the Vanderbilt will, has of the Hartford medical faculty were present .» bins'. Good Japan, per lb 65 cation of title, &c., of each of the seven thousand one hdndfed and'fif£yi«x (7,156) mortgages, Wid me arm roun yer waist and a tear in ended in smoke All objections are with­ in a body; so also were the officers and di­ Dobbins,Bro.& Co.,13 N'4th st.Phil Choice Japan " 75 " ' , lb ts drawn, and the will was duly probated, rectors of the New Haven Railroad Compa­ has been compiled, and with a list of uncollected anddeferred premiiiiitsisnow on file in the I it ON , STEEL, MECHANICS' TOOLS, AGBI Sold by DEMMON & NEWCOMB, Procers, Main CluW Rates: {?0 !? ' ^P^r cent, off, yer eye; Tuesday. The friends af Wm. H. say that Department. Street, Norwalk. 41 And ye'll say, "Darlin' Dennis!. ny. In the pulpit were Dr. Beadle, and the FAIRFIELD JULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CARBIAGE Also Agent lor Norwalk and vicinity for the cel­ he made no compromise with the other chil­ Rev. Drs. Joel Hawes and Mark Tucker, : BODIES, WHEELS, RIMS, SHAFTS, ebrated Brand of Floor, "GILT EDGE." It is Spake to Father Maginnis; The following jras the condition ofthe Company on December 31st, 1876: said to be the best Flour in the world. We have Shure d rather do that now nor think that dren, but the friends of the other children former pastors of Dr. Welch. The coffined HUBS AXLES, SPRINGS, BOLTS, THE HARTFORD it in Bags; would like all lovers of good Bread to I' , , say he did. It is rumored that he promised give it a trial; it will speak for itself. Choice Cos- ye'd die!" remains of tj>e dead physician were just be­ PIRB SASH, BLINDS, DOOSS, PAINTS, lee, Spices, Rice, Hominy, Barley, Cheese, Pork, if they would let the will go through without ASSETS. Hams, Shoulders, Tongues, Dried Beet, Sngars, fore the pulpit. The house was draped in OILS, GLASS, VARNISH, AC., A BLUE GLASS MAN.—He had read much opposition, that he would give them a million STEAM BOILER INSPECTION! Pickles, Sardines, Soaps, &c., in fact all goods nsu- mourning. The entire congregation was un­ At LowestNew York Prices, aly kept in First-Class Groceries. A^entlor Wes­ about blue glass, and believed in it, and he a piece, and that, rather than wash the family Real Estate ••••••••••• ••••••• $4,248,245 40 AND • " ' • ton & Fiske's celebrated Oils:—Lard, Sperm, der the influence of deep and strong feeling. INSURANCE COMPANY, Whale. Signal, Cylinder, Machinery, and Kero­ was determined to be the healthiest individ­ linen in public, this was acceeded to. This Bonds and Mortgages •• 60,850,200 18 sene Oils; Kerosene Oil150 Fire Test. After the singing of a dirge, and other im­ ual in town. " Have ye any blue glass in ends it. An estate of one hundred millions Stocks and Bonds. Par value. Market value. COWLES & MERRILL, Insurance Company, pressive services of worship, Dr. Beadle arose South Norwalk onn. SAMUEL DASKAM, strips for windows?" inquired he as he rush­ controlling the most important lima of rail­ U. S. bonds, registered.' $7;473,550 $7,702,340 62 Opp. Leonard's Coal Office, Lynes' Block, to speak the first direct words to the great Agents at Norwalk, Conn., Issue Policies tor the CASH CAPITAL., $500,000 ed into a glazipg shop. "We have, sir,"' was way in the country, passes into th*ands of New York City bonds, registered 2,405,000 2,412,587 50 following Insurance Ccm oanies: 38 Water Street, N orwalk, Conn. congregation. Looking from the pulpit down the cheering reply ; "just the thing, as rec­ one man, preserving intact the most odious Boston Water bonds, registered .* ...... 500,000 ~ 556,250 00 JStna, of Hartford, Ct., {4,047,37807 SSUES Policies o^Insnrance. Aftcrcarefui in­ upon the face of the dead, he pointed to it ommended in the Pleasanton theory." "Wal monopoly that exists. It is a pity, so far as Providence, R. I., bonds registered.... 500,000 587,500 00 Hartford, - 1,587,51900 I spection ot the Boilers, covering all loss or significantly, as he turned his face to the Phoenix, " 1,081,18984 damage to Boilers, Buildings, and Machinery aris­ then," said Bluey "I'll take enough for four the public is concerned,that the heirs did not Cash Capital, $200,000.00 50,000 50,000 00 People's, ot Middle;own ,Ct., 248,87486 ing Irom members of the church, and said in his ten­ Home of New York, 2,723,20652 winders." He paid the money and departed, wade in and break the whole thing. As Wil­ 118,000 128,250 00 der and musical tones, which reachcd every Phoenix', Brooklyn, N. Y., 1,5«^5|10 while the glazier chuckled "Good thing for li. is bo.und, if he carried out his father's Buffalo City bonds 140,500 145,417 50 Continental of New York, . . 1,427,49621 STEAK BOIER EXPLOSIONS ! ear and thrilled every heart in that vast as­ Assets, Jan. 1,1876, $336,112.78 International, ®2!M76 00 us fellows, this blue glass craziness." Blkey idea, to place the hundred millions and its Elmira City bonds 56,000 • 57,435 00 Westchester,oiNew Rochelle,N. Y., 453^93032 THE LI6HT RUNNING sembly : "Brethren, there lies the first of our W.S. HANFORD,Preside 111, X. n. AIiLEil, - - President kept on. He went into an optician's and accumulations ig the hands of one of his Missouri State bonds ...... 215,000 225,025 00 Springfield, pfSpringfield, Mass., 579,78000 dead!" And at that utterance he paused for a People's, Worcester, Mass.. 600,00000 C. M. BEACH* - - Vice-President bought a pair of blue goggles to wear on his children, there will be a fortune of five hun­ II, R.TURNER, Sec'y and Trea*. San Francisco bonds 590,000 637,528 71 Franklin,Phila., Pa., 3,268,81839 X.B.PIERCE, - - Secretary moment; then broke again the oppressive Commerce, Albany,N.Y., 264,42400 eyes. He dropped into a hat store andorder ­ dred millions in the hands of his eldest son,in Union Co., N. J., bonds 14,000 14,735 00 ' Ndrragansett, of Providence,K. I., 754,947 00 W. 6. LINEBCBGH, - Agent stillness with : "The first, but not the last. ed a little round piece of blue glass putin the less than ten years. This is altogether too, Plain field, N- J., bonds .....: 1,500 1,500 00 Andes, Cincinnati, O., 1,250,000 00 Henceforth for us the gates of death stand Home, of Columbus, O.. 438,44734 Offleeovcr the First Nat iona Bank, cor.Main'and top of his hat, in place of the usual tin ven­ much money for one man to hold, in a'epub- Dr. C. H. Kendall & Son, Alemania, Cleveland, O., 295,000 Oo BankSts., BHIDGEPORTiCONN. 23 wide open, day and night. God only knows Liverpool, and London,and Globe,sepa­ tilator. He then partook of a dinner of blue lic. In fact, if he happens to be shrewd DENTISTS. $12,0^3,550 $12,673,569 33 who'll pass through next!" rate fire assets, 5,055,10500 fish, at a restaurant with a blue skylight, enough to handle it selfishly, he could con­ Dentistry in its 12,671,669 33 North British and Mercantile, do do 2,104,508 00 A more effective enforcement of a timely various depart­ Queen of Li verpool & London, do do 1,355,660 SO dipped his fingers into a blue glass finger trol the countiy with it. But fortunately ments carefully Cash in banks and trust companies...... * 2,188,001 73 Imperial, of London, do do 5,313,665 00 and important lesson from a great and sudden and thoroughly bowl, and refused to drink anythinguntil the there comes in dissipation, disease and death Interest due and accrued... — 1,322,294 16 And otherComp'anies,Stock andMutual, in Con­ Sewing Machine, bereavement I have never known made by a executed. Ex­ necticut and New York. waiter hunted him up a tumbler with a blue to prevent such calamities. The only good tracting teeth Net uncollected and deferred premiums... 795,396 07 single sentence, than was manifest when with Gas a spec- GEORGE B. COWLES, HOMER MERRILL. glass bottom. The day was now spent, and there is in dissipation is it distributes estates ialty. Office, those words of Dr. Beadle were taken* home Lauder's Block, going home in .a blue-light street car, the when they get to be to large. Sin is made to •fotal admitted assets.. - |82,076f70fl 87 Is the Best ol all. Agency for by those who listened amid the surroundings cor. Washington blue-light man, meeting his children at the work good in some cases. • & Main sts..South W. E. QUI NT A R D, and in the circumstances of that hour. His Norwalk, Conn. door, refused to kiss any but those having THE LOTTERY DEALERS. LIABILITIES. whole address was most appropriate. He blue eyes, sat down in a blue chair to read a Anthony Comstock, in the employ of the Norwalk and Vicinity, in sketched with rare felicity of expression the General ForaisMDg Undertaker, copy of the blue laws of Connecticut, and got post office department, has made a raid upon Net value of outstanding policies and additions,. $71,081,205 00 admirable character of the deceased. He C. W. Burritt OPPOSITE HORSE R. R. DEPOT. into such a fit of the blues that he took some the lottery dealers, and has arrested thirty of Unpaid losses, not yet due, (including resisted claims)'. 758,250 00 brought out the facts and the teachings of the KFOrders attended to day or night. Residence blue ink, and writing in his will that at his them. The extent of this business is little Premiums paid in. advance. 24,372 43 Main Street,3 doors from Union Avenue. great disaster, so as to carry all with him in Has Removed death the glass in his coffin should be blue understood. There are over a thousand firms No. his thoughts and feelings. He described the To 4 Phoenix Block, Wall St., glass and his monument be made of blue in this city, whose business is selling policies Foot,of Mill Hill, where with increased facilities Total liabilities,...... $71,813,827 43 J. J effect of the news in the Hartford streets, he is prepared to do granite, he grabbed a revolver and blew out in lotteries, of which the poor dupes who Surplus as regards polioy holders, 10,263,879 44 —AND- when its first intelligence flashed over the PLUMBIKG, his brains. send their money know as little as they do of wires, and men were in doubt who might be in all its branches. Also special attention given to Tin Kooflng,Tin and Sheet Iron Work and Job­ HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. The ONLY BLACKING that meets ih. Electric Fishes. Senegambia. With the exception of two or of its victims. H?told of the crowding to­ Aggregate i $M,076i706 87 bing. Gas Fixtures of all kinds kept on hand. A FULL stock of the mEagle, &c. Shovels, Spades, Scoops, Garden .Forks, and SlALFOItD & 6TODDABD, Grocers, Norwalk in France as la tremble; and in Malta as prizes of $260,000 and other prizes running "As we hurried down Asylum street we CLOSING' OUT ties,bonds and mortgages, and other stocks and bondfe and took^jnrt in down to $100 are promised the holders of the said examination. He desires to join with his Deputy iA'vubtto that' the System Hay Cutters—Burdick's, Whitmore's, and Hide' Under Norwalk Opera House. haddayla, a word which refers to is benumb­ heard the shriek of your locomotive whistle Rollers. "lucky" tickets. Where it will pay they do of management and accuracy of .detail, as well as the responsibilities Harrows. Corn Shelters, Ox Yokesand Bows. "True Bine* ing power. Sometimes its flesh is eaten by at the curve below," lie said, turning sudden­ Churns—Blancbard's, the very bestin use;also, send a few dollars, say>fifty, just enough to imposed on each person who has anything to do with-^^nra^ iar'iavestuig the funds of IS the poorer classes, although tbe electrical ly to the railroad directors. And he ejacula­ HAL.VNCE OP MY STOCK OF smaller implements in great variety. inflame the poor dupe, and have him spread ; Phosphates—Russell's, Coe's, Baugh's, and organs are scrupulously avoided, being slimy ted with startling effectiveness, "Would to the Company, command his most hearty approval. ThS;.®^i^&t «nd'all*other officers of REAL the fact that he drew a pnze and got the Bridgeport. W.C. STREET. O. B. D'ARTOIS and disagreeable. But it is with these organs God it could have waked our dead1?" the Company were most prompt and courteous in affordin^^e^^ollttlnation; while so per­ Norwayc, April,187S. money, over a whole county. Thus twenty- that we have chiefly to do. The uninitiated But of all the impressions of that funeral fect is the organization of each department that any special'Ttein inquired was at once furnish­ is ready and prepared to act as five or fifty dollars is the cheapest advertising AT INDIGO person who for the first time boldly grasps a service, those from the first words by Dr. ed with all its necessary and satisfactory vouchers. This wiU'accountfor the fact that a cor­ they can have. Comstock found them in all Mado solublo by torpedo is likely to be very much astonish- Beadle come back most forcibly. And when poration of such vast magnitude and importance could be fully and satisfactorily examined sorts of places, but never one of them with Qaintard's Furniture Rooms Patent Process. ished. A lively fish sixteen inches long will I heard the news of the Ashtabula disaster, in a few weeks, which under ordinary circumstances, wonld have required as many months. FOR the slightest pretext of having anything le­ Packed in Patent give him a more-violent electric shock than the thought flashed into my mind, in how WILLIAM SMYTH, Acting Superintendent. will be found a complete assortment of gitimate. The letters capturcd were curious ready-made any common person can bear. If, however, many homes and social circles may FURNITURE, &C., Weddings,Balls,Parties or Festivals reading. They were from all sorts of peo­ .SAGS nzi BOSS. up that sad refrain be again repeated, as the he should be plucky, and retain his hold ­ ple and from all sorts of professions. A cler­ Inoladingeverything usually found in a first-class and to iurnish any and everything required in his broken heart turns to that terrible chasm of establishment, at Prices to suit the Times. Also, line at short notice. His personal attention given on the creature, the latter will soon exhaust gyman in the state of New York, enclosed AT A TRUSTEES: a largeassortment of The onlj to all orders. Will officiate anywhere in the coun­ itself, and be some time unable to generate destruction: "There lies the first of our dead try, Give him a call.! $4.50, for a ticket in some mythical scheme, "True Blue'' any more electricity. But for a while the The first, but not the last. Henceforth for GEORGE S. COE, OHROMOS, PICTURE FRAMES, with the remark, "If you can arrange this so FREDERICK S. WINSTON, GEO. C. RICHARDSON, O. B. D'ARTOIS shocks will succeed each other very intensely us the gates of death stand wide open day 1 LOOKING GLASSES, &e. i"1CJ tfortho as to have me draw a prize, it will work to JOHN V. L. PRUYN, WM. M. YERMILYE, ALEX. H. BICE, and with great repidity. Walsh obtained, and night. God only knows who'll pass Glass Plates cutto any size. Repalringdoneinthe Lauridrv, CATERER & CONFECTIONER, your advantage." This man was bidding to E. H. HCCURDY, JOHN E. DEVELIN, W. F. BABCOCK, * through next." DISCOUNT! besUmanner, at short notice* Al£o, old Hair M fifty shocks from a vigorous torpedo in one have a fraud perpetrated to his advantage, WILLIAM BETTS, MARTIN BATES, 1 •„ R. RATCOFOBD STARR, t raises made over asgood as new.J "Therefore be ye also ready; for in such 52 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. minute and a half, and by means of wires forgetting that if the dealers would swindle SAMUEL E. SPKOCLLS, WM. A. HAINES, FREDERICK H. COSSITT, THY If,. • an hour as ye think not the Son of man E. OUIHTARD'S 80H. was able to transmit the impulses through at all, they were as liable to swindle him as SAMUEL M. CORNELL, SEYMOUR L. HUSTED, •LEWISMAY, ?*!•, tilxby 173 & St cometh."—Sunday School Times. & O 175 Washington eight persons at once. After the fish haa any one else. Laboring men, widows, seam­ LUCIUS ROBINSON, OLIVER H. PALMER,-' OLIVKRHARRIMAN, Sold bv become languid, it needs a long rest to re- G&O. WARD SELLECK, Grocer, Mam Street. stresses, all classes and sorts of people, E. K. L0CKW00D. W. SMITH BROWN, HENRY E. DAVIES, THOMAB DICKSON, WM. LOCKWOOD, Carriages to Sell cupurate its powers. When it is in full The story of the Custer massacre, as told showered their money upon these sharks, WILLIAM H. POPHAM, BICHD. A. MCCURDY, HE^Y W. SMITH, END 25c. to GEO. P. ROWELL & Co., New ATA by Red Horse, who has surrendered, with (Successor to GEO. H. RAYMOND & CO.,) York, tor Pamphlet of 100 pages, containing vigor the shocks are emitted from all parts of each hoping to draw the big prize that would 229 companions at the Cheyenne agency, is SAMUEL D. BABCOCK, FRANCIS SKIDDY, " . JOHN H. SHERWOOD, Slists of 3000 newspapers, and estimates- showing its body, but soon limit themselves to the im­ cost of advertising. make them comfortable for life. Except the as follows:—The? Custer massacre was on HENRY A. SMYTHE, JAMES C. HOLDEN, EGISTO P. FABBBI, SACRIFICE! mediate vicinity of the head. They are vol­ Greasy Grass Creek and the Minninyoux. Furniture Dealer, little thrown out for bait, none'of them ever SILVER! SILVER! WILLIAM E. DODOE, HERMAN C. VON POST, GEORGE H. ANDREWS. One for 2 or 4 persons, Carryall style, and some­ untary in character, being given off at the The San Sarcs, the two Kettles, the Brules, John A. HonnecTcer, what worn, but in good order, will be sold for less get a dollar—all that wis sent them went the Ogalallas, the Cheyennes, the Yankon- THE ONLY WAY# No. 36 JHaln Street, Norwalk. than a fifth of its cost. option of the torpedo, which cannot, how­ down into the pockets of the swindlers, and nais and the Santo tribes were all in the fight. RICHARD A. MCCURDY, Vice-President, ^ A SINGLE-SEAT TOP BUGGY, ever, control their direction. Ordinarily a The details are the same as before printed. To protect your cash receipts from THIKYES - is enabled them to live in good style. But their to intrust them to MIIES'ALARM HUSO'S UNDERTAKING. .-j ynT OF MILL. HILL. Miner ft Stevens make, very light running—cost shock is not felt upon merely touching the little gamcis up. Comstock is after them, They took no prisoners, and left none alive, 8500 will be sold lor 8125. even for, a few minutes. The Indians lost 136 ROBERT A. dkANNISS, 2d Vice-President, ' ISAAC F. LLOYD, Secretary, At mv store will be found a large assortment of &B*ead, Rolls, Pics, Cakes, Crullers, &c., baked An entirely new Stivers Jump-seat buggy for 2 fish ;• the latter needs first to be irritated,best and he will make it lively for them. He had all kinds of fresh everyday. Everything made out ot good or 4 persons—very easy running—will be sold much by pricking its fins. In shallow water the killed and 160 wounded. Patent Safety materials, and bycaretul and competent workmen. less than its cost, Enqulre^me officc offte^ them all in the police court, and every swin­ W. H. C. BARTLETT, LL D., A^uary, O. H. PALMER, Solicitor. COFFINS, CASKETS, Try our Baking. torpedo has the unpleasant habit of superfici­ dler of them will go up except those who It is related of a Parisian portrait painter, ally burying itself in the mud, in which con­ give bail. And policemen will be put to that having recently painted the portrait of a Money Drawer, and everything necessary for the intericentoi the -VisitIns Cards. dition it emits its most powerful strokes. lady, a oritic who had just dropped in to see G. S. WINSTON. M. D, I w „„ dead. Residence at W. B. SWAN'S, Main St. 51 guard their premises, the post-office will stop what was going on in the studio, exclaimed. SOLD AT W. R. GILLETTE, M. D., J Medical Exammers- LL THE NEV STYLES,—plain, rep, OOK, JOB AND Then the unhappy bather who inadvertently their letters, and the people will be made vir­ "It is very nicely pajnted, but why did you A pure white or fashionable tints, imported treads upon the spot receives a charge which Fairbanks' Scale Warehouses, B CARD WORK, tuous whether they will or not. Money ad­ take such an ugly model ?" "It is my moth­ stock, vat up in neat card boxes, can be had a literally knocks him over. Imagine a colony er," calmly replied the artist. "Oh! pardon, 3il Broadway New York, JOHN W. NICHOLS, General Agent for Connecticut, New Haven, Ct. Wagon for Sale. oloTdry^osoripiioiif It the dressed to these fellows will, hereafter, be A.H. CAMP Ag nt, Norwalk. ..-Lf i-- of torpedoes at Newport, Cape May, or a thousand times," from critic, in great con­ •' 2 Milk Street, Boston. Good Business WAGON, will be sold cheap shortnotice, at the Gazette Job Printing detained at thepost-office and will be returned fusion. "You ^rc right; I ought to have A for want of use. Apply at the GAZETTE g.Gazette Job Priilting Office** Long Branch I to those sending it. And this is for the ben- perceived it. It resembles you completely." For sale by leading Hardware Dealers. / omcs. uu Met* Bngiayed Cards to oule&