NORWALK GAZETTE NORWALK GAZETTE. Terms fox" Advertising, "* 5 . : lunn Phoprietob. AGRICULTURE IN GRRECE. A m*STERiOUS liAKE ANB ITS THE SEA OF GAIiIIiEE. APPLICATIONS Or CBLLCLOIO. KAMCHATKA. JUUN HJllVKIM!). « YSTERIOCSINHAattTAflTg. . Including both the Ionian and th< Riding by the foot of Hattin, over the An exoellent illustration of the industrial place where, yean ago. Saladin anni- With the help of a negro king he took a The hUlfl^are covered with JSgesn Islands, the Kingdom ol Greect A contribution of l4ghW etc., and in these eontdns about 14,500,000 acres. - Nearly geog»|>hy of C*^-^&%\6asjustbeen hilated the Crusader'a power in Palestine, Or twoiohArClt street, and one on FriakHnave.. town containing 8,000 people,but "no truth from new products, whether gleaned from : aa may be, desired, for sale very low. Apphrto in negroes;" his black accomplice in this rob­ areio^iji^n^imjMiousi wild and all tiiese they purchase large in all the staple agricultural products, onel Prjwalsky. The Colonel, in his recent , , ^ Billiard balls are made of celluloid at three- legions, and when captured by by means of their fur sable, which is un« and in some it has been remarkable. The expedition,' the acoount of which is just analysis and of use until For Sale. adventurer. half the price of ivory, and are said to be; Vespasian and Titus it lost 4,000 in tho , the purchaser is unaware its He became Treasurer of the Navy, and cultivation of olives has increased about published, started from Kuldja and traveled equally elastic, while inore durable. Large equ iled in any otheir part of the world. fight, and 5,000 who hurled themselves or its effects have WO Montague Cylinder Presses for Newspaper put down jobs and peculations with a high About 5.000 of these skins are sold each three-fold since 1830; of figs, six-fold; ot southeiut until hie struck the Biver Tarim shown themselves in A disordered system. T or Poster work." Will be sold cheap for cash. amounts are used for comb% for' the balks r were pushed down the precipices; while Size of Bed 30X46 and S0x41. Apply at hand. He invented chain-pumps for ships. currants, fifteen-fold; _ of' V&es, ; twenty, where it turns aouth, and he followed its of . This Office. of brushes and hand mirrors, and toilet ar­ year at 15 to'20 rnbles each. At the be­ Tarichea,- according- to' Josephtis, was able It is because of the continued and vigorou^pursuit "When the Armada threatened the country ginning of th4 present oentury oa'tlc eight-fold. The progress of the current course until it discharges into Lake Lobnor. ticles; a fine tooth comb made of celluloid is The Tarim is a great river, with affluents at one time to furhibh- 16,500 for slaugh­ these dangerous adulterated baking powders that their For Sale. he was Vice-Admiral, and hoisted his flag twenty-five per cent, cheaper than ivory, were introduced from Iakutsk, and, trade has been tolerably steady since 1858. , M. Mondtinis puts the area occupied by covering a very wide space, rising in the ter' in a sea-fight' with -the Iiomans, 1,. Chestnut Standing Desk. at' 4' •***•••* on board of the Victory, a ship of illustri- while in large pieces, sweh as the backs of >>wingt6 the excellent grass and water, 200 slain ill oo1d blood in the stadium, proprietors and peddlers are now endeavoring to vent s Office. ; ous name, and destined to hare a glorious would have thriven well, but ou account currant vines at nearly 40,OOtf acres; M. mountains of Kashgar, those bounding the hand glasses, the difference in price is enor­ Great Pamlr oh thr least, "and in Jarkand 6,000 captive youths- to dig for Nero in their spite and revenge their disappointment by circulating For Sale future. mous. Among many other articles in of the lack of industry or eue gy on the Mansolas, at-'even"a' Ugheir figure. The . average, yeulyjproduction oSt enrrants, be­ and Khotan. Flowing through the Gobi the isthmus, and 30,400 fo be sold into DOUBLE BARRELLED RIFLE made by John 'When he missed the Plate fleet, in 1590, which oelluloid takes the place of ivory or part of the natives, it was foa k1 im­ : absurd falsehoods and sham analyses against the Royal Bllaaett, London." Will be sold cheap for Desert it Mems, aocording to this traveler, slavery. The only exhting visible repre­ A 1 hs told Elizabeth that ''Paul planteth, and India-rubber are whip, cane, and umbrella possible to lay in sufHo ent utorea of fore the.Orefk War of independence, was cash. Enquire at this offlce. - about 10,000,000 pounds wdght. It has to lorn' itself in thi^iuicls," for I^ka Lob­ sentatives of all-this strength ' and activity Baking Powder. Apollos watereth, but God giveth the in* handles, every kind of harness trimmings, fodder in Winter. The qnes'ion whether : lately risen upward of 150,000,000 pounds nor is little more than a tiiallow basin. It were' the Wretched little cluster of huts FOR SALE, crease." "God's death 1" exclaimed the foot rules, chessmen, and the handles of agrioultitre is possible in the peninsula The Royal Baking Powder has during the last quarter weight The produce from arable land i? lies on the 90th degree of west longitude, callod Mejdel, (Magdela,) and the shrunken , Queen, "this fool went out a soldier and ia- knives and forks. Its use in cutlery is said has never yet been answered. Markets stated tbhave increased 50. per cent in the and just south Of- the 40th parallel of lati- Tiberias, With' its'2,000 inhabitants. From of century earned a reputation throughout the world come home a divine." Her majesty was no to be especially deairable, as it is not exist in the ports of Eastern Siberia, A , "One light lumberbox wagon. last 15 ytes%—^iJf types, and ac­ school of the Jews.—^From Egypt to Pales­ GrEO.WASIS BSIjIiBCX, cupied by the ubual baby, and it was pro­ natural flesh color which can be imparted natives offering their sable skius iu re­ sins. Most persons think of California as a and suspicious baking powders, or those well-known to be HAROENBROOK'S BLOCK, WALL STREET, : pelled by the woman who looks into all the turn for such goods as they require. tually live among ^e reeds of the lake in tine, Prof. Hartleit...... FAMILY CROCERIESi to it, have caused it to be extensively sub­ , gold-beuing State, and it is pleasant to lcnow primitive dwellings ^constructed of reeds. adulterated with lime, alum, and other impurities, to sup­ store windows as she goes along. A re­ stituted for India-rubber in the manufac­ •that her agricultural resources are beyond Stock always Fresh and.Complete. Agent for The description of these outlandish people ' ADcnisBAnoNg. Ledgewood Farm Dairy.. Families can be supplied porter who followed the carriage for an ture of dental blanks, or the gums and THE KA61TAR. those of her mines. Agriculture is apt to plant it in the public favor. •' V ' • with pure Bottled Milk daily.' hour found that it collided with five women, is said to form a valuable contribution to other attachments of artificial teeth. All Englishmen who have lived long pay better than gold Or silver, seeking in ethnology. The explorer also describes ten men, six curb-blocks, four boxes and a As a substitute for porcelain, celluloid is Tennsyson says that chalk and alum DR. DAVID among Hungarians remark the similarity Any fertile, well-cultivated region; but the strange wild camels of this region, and plaster are sold to the poor for DR. LESLIE'S ALEX. S. GIBSON, street car, and every collision only made used for the heads of dolls, which can be Orgamst of the First Congregational Church, pf/ti^e liftgyar and the Southern Irish there is a sort of fascination about the pre- which ure so puzzling to the naturalists, bread, tmd that the vitriol madness the woman more determined to occupy hammered against a hard floor without KENNEDY'S Teacher of ", - , CfttopKc.' Both^are imaginatiye and poeti- cious metals which allures meti the world and he visited the Attyn Tagh range of flashes np in the rnffian's brain till the two-thirds of-the, sidewalk if it took all danger of fracture. Beautiful jewelry is SPECIAL PRESCRIPTIONS ratto in tfllk than In b6oks^ neitha over, and blinds them to the more rational mountains, 14,00ff feet high—a northeast­ filthy highway rings with the yell of a Pianoforte, Organ and Musical summer. made of it in imitation of the most elabor­ and legitimate branches of industry. It is FOB She succeeded. They all succeed. A race ever yet composed poetry of the ern offshoot ot the- Kuen Lun niountains. trampled wife, and he might have gone Composition, ately carved coral, reproducing all the said by those in position to know that one woman pushing a baby carriage in front of highest class. Both delight in music, but, The position of Iiake Lobnor given by further and told of numerous adultera­ Lock BOX 39, P. O., NORWALK, CONN. shades of the genuine article. man in fifty who has dug for gold on the her on the eidewalk is as dangerous as sev­ as the "bish Melodies" are mostly old Colonel Prjwalksy is that in latest Stieler tions both in food and drink. Mnstard Celluloid has been experimented with as Pacifio Slope has procured any considerable en roller skaters and four velocipede riders EngUsh, •» the favorites of Hungary are atlas; but it should be said that Baron is adulterated with sulphate of lime, ' J. BELDEN flURLBUTT," a material for neckties, and although the amount. The fortune-makers, for the • • combined. She can't kill a full-grown man Gypsy songs. Both have the "gift of the Bichthoeen, the greatest geographical au­ naphthaline yellow, and dark flour. HEADACHE trials have not yet been vety satisfactory, most part, have been, and are still, the REMEDY quite as promptly as a runaway team, but gab" to ^ny extent, wlule "their elcquen^ thority on Central Asia, says that the lake Black pepper is rednoed with For the Con of Kidney and Iiiver Conk- it is thought that they will eventually be speculators in San Francisco and Sacra­ plalnia, Coaistlpatlou, and all dirordtra AND Attorney and CBmisellcr Lav she con knock his shins to pieces, tumble iinc^^^reflowory than trusty, tttb described by Prjwalsky is only a gathering charcoal, buckwheat chaff, mustard at , 9 successful. For hat bonds and tat sweat mento. The great majority of men who arising from nn impnre state of the BLOOD. him over, npset all hia good resolution* Are sharp and'intelligent, affectionate and of the waters of the Tarim, and not the bean, ground cocuanut, and dried po­ To irom»n who suffer from any of the ilia pecu­ Room No. 4, Up Stairs, bands it is a trifle more expensive than the have gone to California to get gold, from liar to tlieir sex it i« an unf.iflin? friend. All SEASICKNESS. and leave him flint-hearted and evil-mind- worm hearted; easily angercdandappeaaed, true Labnor, which he places fur •- •• *>orib. tatoes ; cayenne pepper with com meal Drnpgfets. One Dollar a bottle, or address Dr. GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, CONN materials commonly used, but it is said to delighted with wit, end to be managed by 1819 to the present time, have hot, it is de­ David Kennedy. Bondout, N. Y. . ed. —Hartford Cburant colored with Venetian red; allspice or be better, as it does not become rusty or a bon mot/ superficial, indolent, sensitive, clared, secured as much as it cost to reach A THRILLING STOfY. Yon can't dodge a baby cab... Your only pimeato with cocoa shells; cloves with Dr. D. Kennedy, RonOcnU, S. T. : TESTIMONIALS: HINKL1KG &CO., greasy. It has aleo been used lately for puhctUlious, jeadous, quarrelsome, passion­ there and return. The hardest possible : AN TJNDKKUttOEND CITY. • Dear Sir : My daughter was afflicted with a se­ safe way is to make a jump from the . curb­ clove stems and cocoa shells; mace with vere growth of Ftmijua. To remove it we had re­ TROV, N. T., Aug. 19,1880. : watch cases. way to obtain gold is to look for it in the sorted to almost every remedy and consultecl the stone or climb a ladder. They go on ate, .and -full .of. Jght Both are ardent com meal ; oinnamon and cassia with 8.B. Archer—Dear Sir: I have suffered from BANKERS & BR0KERSV - There is a large export trade in celluloid patriots, with an occasional notable excep­ ground, it is much easier to get it, gener- most prominent surgeons -and physicians. Dr. Nervous Sick Headache all my life. Nothing gave 48 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK. wheels. They are supposed to be a con- New York, aa every one knows, is ground cracker^ stale bread, agd bis- , of Troy, said that a surgical operation would me relief until I tfled Dr. Leslie's Special Presciip- articles to Cuba and South America, and tion of treachery; -both are brilliant sol- ally, by-staying away from.the mine. >S|S - be necessary,-"but fearing fatal results 1 hesitated. tion for Sick Headache. Have used It for the past . Members.of the New fork Stock and Petroleum vcrdciice which no respectable baby can do situated upon n. narcte-,7 island. It can­ Some of the physicians claimed that It was caused Exchange. Stocks bought and sold on moderate this is constantly increasing. They are '• I 'ii I • I I ' ' onits baked and! ground ; ginger with , live, years aqdit workslike a charm. Truly yonrs, without. No-matter who first got the idea r*C*rils politics and jfinance, not spread but iu one direction bccause by one thing and some by another.. Tho Fungus v j; Jouk N.Feasy, with W. H.Frear. terms, stock privileges secured in small and large not sentto -Europe, as - the right' to. manu­ corn ineal, cayenne peper, and turmeric was prominent and disfigured her looks. Having lots. Petroleum 1,000 barrels- Orders tilled by .^thatj jolting a baby around 4o*9,--bobbing Ba^Eesttt|is wmplyi modern tibd .eastern liADCP WIT1IO lir JffiJk&tE,'. - r of the surrotufding waters. As a oonse- heard of Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Hemedy telegram or mail. Official quotations and informa­ facture and sell them there has been sold cream tartar is adulterated with terra working so thoroughly on the blood I determined 1882 River street, Troy, N. T., Sept. 12,1884. tion sent free. Fractional lots 1 to 3 per cent, turn over crosswalks would sweeten his dis- copy of Dublin. The Hungarian magnate quence an enormous business is being S. B. Archer—Dear Sir: For over twenty years to a foreign company, -which has a factory albo and oorn -flour. To know -that to try it, to see If this medicine could do what, doc­ 1 haYeTjeen'tronbted wIth'sick-headache, having margin, no interest for carrying. Iy9p l ' -position—the idea is correct. Put a man still lives like the squireen and buckeen Among the' numerous ingenious discov- done upon a small surface of land, to cream tat tar is pure take a half teaspoon* tors had failed to do and surgeons had hardly dared an attack every two.weeks which confined me to in Franoe. eries for which scienoe is indebted to Sir undertake. I can say in truth that the result of my bed for two or three days each time, and I have ;:' in a vehicle of the sort and .'his back of the late Mr. Charles Lever's "ear­ uti} ze which there have been built with­ ful of it and put it in n tumbler with hot this trial was the complete cure of my daughter of liest style;" be keeps open house, he Humphrey Davy, one is, that a fine platina this dreadful1 malady. Dr. Kennedy's Favorite been unable to find anything that would help me .-would be broken in an hour, .but - babies in the last twelve years immense office water. If pure, it will all dissolve with­ Remedy alone effected it. We used nothing else, until I tiled Dr. Leslies Special Prescription about CALIFORNIA!* ACRES. is plundered by all hands, and no Gal- wire, heated red hot, and held in the va­ buildings and apartment houses, each of for other things had comi failed. - My < ingh- a year ago; since then I nave had - but one attack, .DRUNKENNESS j; have no backs. They are simply great out sediment. 's vigorous health and to Favorite and that-was cansed by overwork and anxiety over way land-owner of the last generation was por of ether, will continue ignited for some which accommodates as many people as ter to-day enjoys vigorou the sickness of my 'daughter.' I' can therefore Cured in its Various Sta)o!.nte of a-.iajtwa; if % /IfT>A INSI,'KANCE Co^ of nARTFOKB. of beauty In their fresh spring vendure, the academical youth, thejeunagM doret of larger size will only yield a dull red "light, but for heating purposes. It is I lelieved /H. lucornorated 1812. Charter Perpetual. 'and the plain itself is laid down with crops. same valuation shall be placed upon them ; and a Smaller ono is difficult to use. About alma be present :':c b.ea i wul '.urn Magyar : naivoaities, sympathising with that the time, will shortly come when -< rn t tPITAL A>"D ASSETS, 68,902,272.84. * ; Irrigation canals cross it. here and there,- as upon the small cultivated farms adjoin­ Turkish atrocities, declaring Turkey to be twelve turns of the wire will be sufficient, blaa *- • ;r; 110® ing them. This will be from $20 to $60 furnaces, stoves, and other heating ap­ tn Insures against loss and damage by Fire, on and give trouble to the horsemen. No the defender of European civilization, fack- coiled round any cylindrical body, suited to A Net; Treatment terms adopted to the hazard and consistent with- grass growl upon the mounds, and there per acre, according to location, and will paratuses will be dispensed with, and PHOTOGBAPIIV 1% BACKING. the laws of compensation. COWLES & 9IERK1LL,: ehuging the Turliiish Consul, insulting the the size of the wick of tho lamp, and four For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspep­ Sole Agents for Norwalk and vicinity. are patches of the level white with the nitre make the annual tax on one of these small Or five coils should be placed on the wick, that heat will be implied from the out­ sia, Catarrh, Headache, Debility, Jtheumatism, Russian, and sending a memorial sabre to The London Neics reports that the Bank tTmralgia, and all Chronic ana Nervous Dis­ which is to be found here as in other ports kingdoms $100,000 or more. It is believ­ side as water and gas . now are. It is orders. • a Sirdar Ekrem whose line of march was and the remainder of the wire above it. A of France has fdr sometime past, employed of Mespotamia; but the surface of the soil ed .that such assessments will soon cause said that every process of cooking, in* FIRE INSURANCE marked by the fire-blackened walls of wick composed of twelve threads of the a photographic detective to examine suspi­ A CARD, X is on the whole green and pleasant to the the monopolists to sell'their tracts for what ordinal-sized lamp-cotton yarn, with the eluding broiling, can be done by steam. la NEW YORK and other first-class Giaour villages, and by the corpses of How this can be done is a mystery to cious documents; and more recently has IS your. Blood Impure. We, the undersigned, having received great and Companies. eye. The glad - waters of the river flow in they will fairly bring. . • murdered Christians, men, women, and platina wire coiled around it, will require Get a remedy that Is known to permanent benefit from the use of "COMPOUND 3m2 B. B. t'RAl'FCKB, SI Mam St. placed an invisible stt&tio in a gallery be­ issess merit. Ve)tetina has OXYGEN," prepared and administered by Drs. the bright morning sunshine, with palm about half an ounce of alcohol to keep fight the uninitiated. en tried and not found babes—A Narrative of Trawl—Iiabtl Bur* hind the cashiers. Hidden behind some Starkev k Palen, of Philadelphia, and being sat­ and mulberry hanging over its banks, drink­ NOT SO BAU. for eight hours. ' wanting. Whatever the cause isfied that it is a new discovery in medical science, ton. EXERCISE. heavy curtains the camera Stands ready for of the poisoned condition, and all that i3 claimed for ii, consider it a duty ing in aap and life. The great city which Vegetine will restore ana which we owe to the many thousands who are suf­ It is true that Turks are b. <>ii»ns In work; and at a signal from any of the strengthen. counted', (to .population by millons, and ARIZONA FBKIOUTURS AND INDIANS. A great deal depends upon the time fering from chronic and so-called "incurable" dis­ many respects—in their brutal cruelty to INSTINCT OF REASON. V cashiera the photographer secures the like­ Serofalons Humors have eases to do all that we can to make its virtues W. B. HALL filled the world with a renown not yet for­ chosen for needful exercise. When it is been, are being cured daily by Known and to inspire the public with confidence. their fellow creatures; in their utter ab­ ' V., • ness of any suspected customer. It is also : we have personal knowledge of Drs. Starkey & gotten, and disappeared under the dust of A correspondent to the Chicago Times properly conducted, the effect on the di­ the use of Vegetiner. We can sence of chivalry during war, when their A. small English terrier belonging to a reported that in the principal banking es­ show" testimonials or refer Palen. They are educated, intelligent, and con­ twenty centuries; but nature is as fresh says: People sleep out of doors here gestive system is very; marked. The appe­ you to the parties in proof scientious physicians, who will not, we are sure, conduct ie not a whit above that of the red­ friend has been taught to ring for 'the ser­ tablishment in Paris several frauds have make any statement which they do not know or with perieofc impunity—some from tite is increased; and more food is taken in of this. believe to be true, nor publish any testimonials or & CO., and jocund as-when Babylon was still un­ skins of America; in their treatment' of vant. To test if the dog knew why it rang lately been detected by the camera, which built. 'Birds sing overhead in the pleasant choice, others to overcome the effects of order to supply force necessary for the Dyspepsia and all the nn- reports of cases which are not genuine. , -••or* women; in their barter of slaves; in the the bell, he was told to do so while the girl under some circumstances exercises a leasant effects of indigestion • WM. D. KEI.LET, V:: spring air; butterflies'flutter about in search bad whiskey. I have seen several lying mainteiumce of the mechanical force. This are at onoe relieved by the Member of Congress from Philadelphia. ^irt and tumble-down appearanoe of their was in the room. The little fellow looked sharper vision than the human eye. When use of Veeetine. i Arthur of flowers, and balmy odors regale the under bushes - while^the sun was shining increase of appetite is especially noted : Editor and ^Publisher "Arthur's Ilome Mag- towns and Cities; and i&ove all- in their up in the most intelligent manner at the an erasure has been made, for instance, Salt Rheum and all dis­ BRIDGEPOET brightly, and upon inquiry found they when the exercise is taken in the open air. eases of the skin disappear - azine," Philadelphia. sense. , . corrupt and inefficient method of adminis­ person-giving the order, (his master or the camera detects it at once, let the spot when Vegotine is faithfully V. Ii Conrad, • were "night herders," or men employed When exercise is. undertaken, however, used. Editor "Lutheran Observer," Philadelphia. tration. But on the other hand they have mistress, I forget which,) then at the ser­ ;. hiladelphia, pa., Joke 1.1882. Commence to day their by the freighters to look after the mules be ever so smoothly rubbed over, while a P oertain civilized habits in which they are vant, and refused to obey, although the without due preparation,or the bodily pow- For Mver and Kidney HIGH iiei:lf.d SHOES. ' during the niarht to prevent their strays word or figure, that to the eye has been Complaint you will find Veg- j In order to nieef a natural inquiry in regard to dccidedly above all Europeans. The houiea order was repeated more than once. The en are exhausted by fatigue, tho power of etiuc a most valuable remedy. cur professional and personal standing, anu to give ingofE The wagons they use for freight­ perfectly scratched out, is clearly repro­ ipcreased confidence in our statements and in the I once saw a ycung man who was hope­ of the ordinary citizens are -decidedly servant left the room, and a few minutes being able to take food is diminished. This " Oh how tired I am "is SO ANNUAL HARK DOWN SALE. ing in this country are immense, and condition, if duced in a photograph of the document. often heard.' An impure con­ genuineness, of our testimonials and'repoits of lessly lame from the effects of wearing tight cleaner and in some respeots enjoy a better afterward the dog rang the bell immediate­ the exercise is continued and dition of the blood trill always ases, we print the above card from gentlemen frequently there are ten span of mules in the power of taking food remains impair- produce this feeling and. it ls. •ell and widely known and of the highest personal All goods re-marked on red tickets at a re- boots. He said: "I would wear tight organization. No Turk will enter a sitting ly on being told to do so. I give the follow­ ' •' . M:',: Will haracter. •.. ' auction of over front pi them. Two .or three wagons edj is onei of considerate danger, andthe A COSTLY ANIMAL. aiire to bo relieved by the use . • Our '^Treatye on Compound Oxygen!' contain­ boots; a tumor came upon my foot; I had room with dirty shoes. The upper classes ing as told me by .mjEiwife, now^ dead, who of Vegetine. r ing a histnry- of the discovery of and mode of action the best medical attention, but it proved to are drnp|lAoiig at'dncb, one behind the health is often greatly effected, the force of K T ta|JC <& this remarkable curative agent; and a large rec­ wear tight fitting shoes term^. miei^. and : personally witnessed the transaction on There are no less than 168 separate packs. LidlM who have used Teg* uurv'' other, aftel %-^iern}iinner of. a railroad the heat being much reduced. It is of etlne, and the number of such ord of surprising cures In Consumption, Catarrh, be incurable. At length, to save my life, over these, galoshes. ~ On entering a house various oocasions. At her sister's house in of foxhounds maintained at present- In the Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Asthma, etc., and a wide train. ^niowagonB ;belitnd tibe first one Is large, are'loud in-.its praise TEH THOUSAND DOLLARS. when mortification showed itself, my phy­ the latter are laid aside at the door, and so Kent a donkey,which, when not employed great importance, moreover, when great United Kingdom, numbering between them as a. remedy for diseases pe­ YOUR range of cntonlc diseases, will besentfree. . called "baokaction" .wagons, and are culiar to their sex. [Addressers. STAB KEY & PALEN, sician said the foot must be amputated tho visitor treads on the carpet without by the children, grazed in a field with some fatigne has been undergone, to see that the an aggregate of 6,600 couples of hounds. It V\vALTH i 1109 and 1111 Girard Street, Philada., Pa. $50 CAN BE SAVED ON A SEAL CLOAK oomplote, eaoh one having a ban.'e| of bodily powers are thoroughly recruited by Nervous Sufferer yon can AND $10 ON A SILK DRESS. 8END > above the heel. Think of my sorrow at bringing into the dwelling-house a mass of cows, was in the regular habit of acting as is difficult to assess the Cost of keeping use nothing so sure to fmmish FOR SASIPLES. OF OUR 75c, water on either aide. Loads of copper rest before an attempt is inade to take foiod yon sleep the very thought of losing my foot, but I .impurity. In performing -his ablations, follows; At the usual hour for the cows to these pocks. A writer in Unity's Magatine, andrestas Vegetine. TRY ?:$1 AND $1.25 SILK8. v from the mines: are thus hauled to tho O. E. WILSON, had to submit, and now I am what you see the Turk is very particular; he never come honie to be milked the donkey • lifted otherwise there will be ho inclination to so far back as 1866, puts the total eipense railroad - st&tidhs; tho train? taking back General Insoranec k Real Estate Agent. me, a poor cripple—all from pride." A washes in dirty water, like a European; the latch of. the field gate, opened and held take it, and if forced down it will not di­ for the season pf hunting a countiy three VEGETINE merohaufK^'&toia 'the Stated' It see^ta gest An hour's rest with a cup of warm Great lied Ticket Sale !J few words must be added upon the injurcus : water is poured over hie hands, so that back the gate, (Which would otherwise have days a week at £i;st8 14s; The Earl of Is sold by all Druggists. Money to Loan. to me that one of these wagon-boxe3 will tea, will do mueh toward restoring appetite effects of high-heeled shoes. The remarks j when ^polluted it is cast away, and not swung close again), till all the cows passed Wilton, nearer the present time increases ^ Room No. 3 Gazette Bn^din?. Norwalk, Conn. I am about to make deserve to be seriously' Hold as muoli aa a small house. ' Of in these oases. Indeed it ihould be a rule / OBSERVE PRICES: : I poured again over the hands and face. out/then allowed the gate to shut, and the estimate to £1,625, with an additional ssnra UNABLB TO KAHUFACtTJBS considered. Tho present fashion is to have In every Turkish house the toilet appur­ course, froighting in this way is slow, in all oases that a period of rest should in­ $280 and {275 Seal Cloaks $£00 went homo with the cows. Of course no £300 if a huntsman be kept The Cots- Dr. GEO. C. BUDDIFLGTOK, M0 the heel of the boot not only high, but nar­ tenances are always decent and cleanly. but is very sure, and the miuer3 ara tervene betwesn work and food. wold Hunt has of late been costing £2,000 HA RNESS tsoo and &£> seal Cloaks one taugfet tho donkey tod^this, but the ; $150 and $175 Seal Cloaks 1S5 bound to get their, goods in time, but To compete with large concerns, I have taken the >s1?CCessor row and inclined forward, so that the dis­ quadruped gave the biped a practical les­ per Mid there is no doubt that the ; eetab- $tio and $125 seal Cloaks 100 in* frequently a good d of Ireland are ati& May b« Found at the Old Knhrn J«l* Street, The effeot of this is to remove the weight elusion that reason may be exercised with- horse-flesh. Let the average cost of each oinffles o SEAL DOLMANS 1 by telegraph wires? Most men believe fruit bijugs a ram of money that Eastern lutely perfect Go where you will through , COLLARS, & . between 1 sad 4 p. m., aid 6 and 8 p. m. of the body .from its natural support, the outrhetoric—iVa/ure. of the above ptoks be pvt at £800 per an- I shall also Moke aini. • that this sound is caused by the vibration farmttk'isotdd softroely realiza Iu the the rural districts,'and the roads are thor­ Plain and trimmed.all reduced; toes instead of the heel first touch the num, whioh is certainly below the truth, ;W of the wires in the wind.. A writer in an sheltered nooks many of the older Bot­ oughly turnpQwd, thoroughly drained, and Fine Harness to Order, r% York Life Ins Co ground, hence often acute pain in the sole Austrian journal, &o*iever,; caJis attention as level as a board. • Tie bridges over the even then their annual' cost is £134,400. as usual, at the old stand, f 'NEW . . tlers cure turning their attention to froit*- %••*;/' EGYPTIAN TEMPLES. ASSETS, $58,000,000. SUBPLC8, 910,000,000. of the foot, and injuries to the anterior to the fact that«ne who g^resfdose obser­ creeks and riven are all of stone. Every But the money actually spent on the pack No. 7 WATER STREET, SE^L PLUSH CLOAKS; joints. Grave constitutional troubles are .. raising, in whioh they are remarkably is as nothing compared to thfct-.which is put where I will keep a regular line of Whips, Sponges. ON-Forfeitablc Tontine Investment policies. vation to both %ire md/aotu^ will find f successful, and raise apples, peaches, . All the great temples of Egypt wkic'a road has • sidewalk fw foot passengers ele­ Chamois, Blankets, Rolfet, Feed sags, N - - FulUnsnrance with Interest paid In cash after not unfrequently the result of persistence r in circulaUon by those Who join the sport, Traveling Brts,4c 10.15 or 90 years.- All otherformsof Life Insurance 100 fine Seal I'lush Cloaks at $*» that the latter'>pakei tt^mselves. obvious grapes and-xnelons in Considerable quan­ have withstood the destructive tendencies vated about six inches over the main road, at lowest rates.-- B. B. CRAUFU KD. Extra (Tne qualities at... tSS and tS8 in this ridiculous fashion. A word to the likewise when there is a total absence of of time and the assaults of man fo? four and from four to six.feet wide. The fences* in hotel and railway expenses, wages, and J. p. FBOELEIXilj. sing Ocn'i Agt», 31 Main St. Finest made at IM and $88 tities. wise is sufficient. wind; and in aqoiet morning in winter, thousand years are of hewn stone. But on either side are of Solid stone masonry, many BfiWdlary charges. Giving 150 when the wires appear covered with frost the only wood ih or about them is in the to fiie height otttoai lour to ^x feet, upon horsemen to each chase, and reckoning Having purchased the In a Western city, a well dressed man to the thickness of a finger, they never­ It ean't be very amusing to be a judge in form of ties, holding the end ot ono stone t he top of ^hich ahi ipidwihg hedges of that 140 panks in England alone hunt four Gairrage Making DRESS GOODS' recently entered a jewelry store, and rest­ theless carry on lively vibrations and Kentucky. To illustrate:—The Louisville to another on its upper surface. When hawthome Or furze, or gjrtOT ahd waU days per week^- "Mr. Pitt calculates that FURNITURE BUS1NK8S, the fox causes a million a year to be spent All 25c goods reduccd to 15c; all 50c goods re­ ing his arm on the show-case, broke it ac­ swinging, while the air is totally quiet. Age says that Judge Biddle a few years back two blocks were laid in place, then it ap­ flowers.- The Walb:iMlo|&g are we im .... - VC-i ANB Rocentlycarried onby Wiiuam Lockwood at duced to 29c: all 75c goods reduced to 59c; all$l cidentally, it was supposed. The proprie- According to this writer; therefore, the vi­ pears that an excavation about an inch festooned with ivy: pro. in England. —Athtmswn. . No. 36 MAIN STREET, goods reduced to eoc. our entire stock, has been had * bottle tfam^atJiU head while on re-marked, and new prices have been placed on all brations are due, not to the wind, btft to the ducing a cheering effect. Every country •• . - m - I'am prepared to meet the wants pmpeottye tor of store douiAudod ti|T6€f" dollars to the bencW "Judge Wicldflfe#ound it nec­ deep was made in each block, into which an jpnrctuuwra of furnitnre^ both' STAPLE AND goods. Ask for red ticket prices during January. changes of atmospheric temperature, and ,, . replace the broken glass, but the stranger essary to shield himself belxind his desk in hour-glass-shaped tie was - driven. It is seat is thus K^ed in " from ,the outaide He 'is the happiest who confines his ORNAMENTAL. Ihaveon hand a large replied that he had no money. The pro­ especially through the action of cold, as a stock which 1 will Bell All parties purchasing not less thinJlO oourt to eieape stray pistol; balls. Judge therefore very difficult to force any stone world. wants to natural necessities. Ho that goes AT worth of goods will receive HIES BBTUBN • • •• prietor then-proceeded to search his pock­ lowering of the temperature induces a had to abandon court and leave the from its position. The ties appear to have VERY CHEAP FOR CASH i •v'Sj further lA Ua Jitiiii "inerei^i Ito- ^nts I shall be pleased to meet ail old or new friends FABE- ets and there found a iundred dollar bill, shortening of the wires, extending over the town «f;fittk^:'^^>exp'«ditibudy. And beeh the tamariak, dr chittim wood, a assa«»a < and wilt guarantee satisfaction in ;'from which he took three dollar* :

T.fp ./ • NORWALK GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1885..

OBIXTTAsY NOTE3. Fart of jiwa WIWM foe Oonaaotieut. GOOD COW WANTED. OUB WASHINGTON LETTER. of returning as a United States senator in So far M Uie location irglven in the A Apply to KUEBEN WHITE, event that Mr. Mitchell cannot secure for TIMOTHY T. MEBWIN. - At Mr. Oeorge Clarke's on Prospect Bill. WAsmxarox, Jan.26, '85 official list of the itat* dejwrtment, the -'A NORWALK GAZETTE him the post office or the collectorship. Timothy T. Merwin, who died in DEAR GAZETTE.—Congress has accom­ Con necticut claimant* in the^French spol­ Of ex-Senator and Governor English's ex­ Brooklyn, N. Y., recently, was for some ^'EVERAL desirable Residences at low Tuesday, Jan. 27,1885. plished very little the pa9t week to iation bid, and vessels, ffltt tlie amount prices and on easy terms, Money to pectations and chances we have heard no years a lawyer here and for a time editor commend the approving plaudits of the claimed, are «s follows: # loan on Bond and Mori mention made. It is evident that Mr. of the GAZETTE. He commenced practice SmS B. B. CBaUI HBP, SI MainSt No Parallel. Nation. The House may be said to have 1798. Brooks, Petet O., underwriter _(for Ssassi? The statement of the Consolidated Rail- Mltchell.has a very hot kettle of fisli on his in Norwalk in 1829, soon after the election hiniBtlf tnd as agent for Tntliill Hnbljart, frittered away the entire week In dis­ road corporation in its recent report, that hands, and his friends see but one way of Judge Bissell to the Bench. He was a Caleb Hopkins and Crowell Hatch) account of HMSIv- graceful inaction, when the press of Andrtwanu Joseph Perkins, Nirwicn, briK UK WANTED. the reason no progress had been made in out of it without ruin to his own bright son of Rev. Samuel Merwin, long time Betsv; Captain luuhard Starr. 8yiihi, 1819, important measures before that body-are MAN capable of taking entire oharge of a the much discussed construction of its political future. As all these hungry pastor of the North church in- New $1,8M>. Evidence. " ' . . Stiff Hat Factory as Superintendent. considered. Saturday evening an effort 1708. Burr, James, Hartlord, owner, brig A ADDRESS, four tracks was because the falling off of patriots are his friends it is decided that Haven. He was a brother of Rev. S. J. Lucy, Captain Clapp. Spsin, 1819, $11,090. was made to get up and pass the Mexican Foreman, Bat, Cap cent Fur Trade Bevlew, its freighting business did not at present he must decide in favor of the two candi­ TVI. Merwin, late pastor in Wilton, also Evidence. XX BONO HTKfiRT, pension bill, but the southern democrats, 1800. Caldwell, John, Hertford, owner,^prop­ 1M NEW YORK. •justify the outlay, recalls a statement dates for the post office and the collector- of Mrs. Charles Marvin. He had several chiefly, filibustered an adjournment and erty on aohooaer Betsy, Captain Francis iiutK- made to us just after the republicans of ship who shall bring to him the two most other sisters. He graduated from Yale ley. Spain, 1819; -ttvtdenco. W Let thus defeated it for the time. In most of 1S00 Caldwell, Jolin, underwriier, account W&k To . Norwalk had effected the defeat of their influentially and largest numerically signed College in 1827. In 1830 he married a A QUEEN ANNE house on Arch street. Pos- its features, this is the fairest and most of John Cbenevard* As Co.,'Hartford, cargo own candidate for state senator by Mr. petitions ffftm the New Haven democracy. daughter of Col. Moss Tfhite of Danbury, schooner Pegi y, Cwta'n • George Burton. A. session April 1st. Termi reasonable, equitable pension bill that has yet claimed France, 1831, J7O0. Evidence. ttt Enquire of £ A. WOODWARD. Joseph Bichardson. Mr. R. is not only a There is no other avenue of escape for and one of the sisters of William A., the attention of Congress or the people. 1799. Oaulkins, Daniel H., Walerford, owner, practical railroad builder and large in­ him and, as there is scarce five weeks left Granville, Col. Nelson and A. M. White. schooner Harmony, C&jiaiu Enoch Lee. A Fine Building Site In the Senate, the Nicaragua treaty con­ vestor in railroad securities, but a remark­ now before the inauguration, the man This lady was also a sister of the first and France, 1831. $989.60. „ n; nearly two acres on liuajjeot Hill adjoining sumed most of Its time. Mr. Edmunds 1795. Em reun, Joseph, and Jo n Manwir- residence of Mr. Geo Clark. Apply to ably sagacious and far seeing man withal. who expects to win in this race cannot second wives of Charles Merrltt, Esq. ing, New Loudon owners, chip Geueral Way. e, SmS K. B. 1'KAUriCiU), si Main St. is reported to have made a masterly captaiu John Manwaring. Letter lrom Joseph Deriding the idiocy of our republicans in start out with his petition papers a mo­ Mr. and Mrs. MerWln lived for a time in argument In its favor. The supposition Emerson. defentjng Mr. Cowles on the baseless sup­ ment too soon. the old Mott and St. John houses and 1797. Hart, William, Saybrook, owner (by To Let. is that the Senate will pass the treaty, but position that he would prove inimical to Nor will these petitions quite clear then in the Charles Hoyt place, afterS. Bichard W. Hart, executor) ' biig Amel a and HE Hall In the Hardcnbrook Bulling, the House will defeat Its consummation oargo. Captain Williams, Spain, 1819, $2,433.- formerly occupied by the Phalanx, the parallel railroad scheme were he elect­ away all the difficulties. Mr. Sperry's -W. Benedict. Their children are Au­ T .. . when called upon to appropriate for it. will be rented at reasonable terms. For ed, Mr. R. remarked that had our people commission as postmaster expires March gustus, now of Wilton; Mary,, who has 1800. Hockon & Chappeo, underwriters, ac­ POWDER Some democratic members have been count of John ChenerarawCo., HartfordjCarxo particulars enquire of had any sense they would have foreseen 10. He was among the very first to bo kept house for her father many years in schooner Peggy,CaptainGeorge Benton.France, NAT. REQUA, heard to predict that were the House to Absolutely Pure. that hot only would no parallel railroad appointed by President Lincoln. His of­ Brooklyn, N. Y.: and Rev. A. M. 133i; $250. Kvidenco. . " . Hotel Brunswick. tf2 Taw t*o viir never vartei Amirvei <« pur join the Senate in this movement, it 1800. Hopkins, Asa & Daniel, underwriters, be built for at least two years to come, fice of all the offices in the country has Merwin, who, for a number of years, has account of John Cbeuevard .A Co., Hartford, strength, and wholesomensM. More economic would result in forcing a war upon the thsntM or unary kinds, and cannot tie soldin com but that all work on the New York and been pre-eminently the model post office. been a missionary of the Presbyterian cirju schooner Peggy,Captain Georgu itenton. " §| Factory to Let.-, jjg petition wtth the multitude of low test, short country which might prove disastrous to France, 1831; $250. :£vidence.* ' M Dozen Hat Faitory with W bone power New Haven's two extra tracks up from Had he lived anywhere outside of New Board in Chili, S. A., and who is now in 1800. Jones, Daniel, underwriter, account boiler, will be let on reasonable terms. Can Wall St., N. their party and the Cleveland a^minlstra- A New York would cease, because of the England it is an open secret that he would this country in a furlough. of Jehn Cheuerard a Co., Hariford, cargo be used and is snttable for other purposes. T. 1T« schooner Peggy. Captain George Benton. Apply to or address, . demoralization in all kinds of business tion. . have been made postmaster-general by Mr. Merwin wns a -man of excellent JOSEPH 8HEPHEBD,' TBS ANTHO!FT EULOGIES Frauds, 1831. . tf 50 Norwalk, Coon. and the inevitable approach of a period of President Garfield. Moreover Mr. Sperry parts, of literary tastes and well read. 1798. Kelly, Heaekiah, Norwich, owner (by Probably never in the history of the Benjamin Coit, assignee), tiiiganoue Keaolu- great business depression and financial is the genuine old and original civil ser­ He was a versatile and ready writer and •JMHMIT Sill "f - Senate, were more sincere and feeling tion. Captain Jonathan Lester. Spain, 1819, stringency, the direct result of the unfor­ vice reform Dr. JacobB. He maybe said conversationalist, and a genial and true $3,090.83. Evidence. „ -" • KiS; Skit addresses made in memory of a dead 1798. Kuox, George, New York, under­ FOR OK 10 UT. tunate free-trade utterances made in Con­ to. be really the father of that scheme, and friend. He died on the 15th instant after member, than the eulogies pronounced writers, aeouunt of Heaekiah Kellv, Norwich* gress by a set of mad-cap democrats. The one of its most consistent friends in advo­ a long Illness. The funeral services were (Levi Coit, agent) brigandue itesolubon, -">'r W 4, *J#?*-> . last week in honor of the late Senator Captain Jonathan Lester* Spain, 1819, $900. BED MILLS. : business men of the country had lost con- cacy: Arid practice as well. It is told here .'conducted by his pastor, Rev. R. S. Anthony. Mr. Aldrich, his former col­ Evidence. DABIGN, Enquire ot fldence in the men who had obtained of him that; the letter of Presldent-eleet Storrs, D. D., the Interment being made 1800. Knox, Normand, underwriter, account MILLINERY league, opened with a most tender, and WM. R. LOCKWOOD, South Norwalk, or - political control in the lower House of Cleveland struck so responsive a chord-and in Dahbuty. He and his wife were both of John Cheuevard A Co., Hartford, cargo AT faithful portrayal of the life and character schooner Peggy, Captain Gaorite Beutun. H. W. BATES, Five Mile Kiver. StS] . ' Congress, and the election of their presi­ was so complete a counterpart of Post­ former members of the First Congrega­ France, 1881, MOO. EvWencu. of his dead friend. Mr. Edmunds was W. Fawcett's, dent would not only prolong the perioorwich (LbVi Colt, tributes to the deceased. It was a siag. exponent makes the New Haven post of sympathy and sorrow in the publicheart agent), cargo" brigautiue Resolution; Captaiu Ererj thing to be sold BegardlesB Cbe particularly injured. That receipts! ular fact that the most tender and —BT—• vis. office a Vfry. hot poker. for.rMr. Mitchell than has the death* during;the past week, - Jonathan Lester. • Spain, 1819; $250. Evi- of Cost, -" from the freight and passenger traffic of touching sentiments expressed were, .the the country would fall off so greatly that and the new administration to take hold of the two McDonald sisters. Both were 1797. Haccomber, Ebeneier, underwriter, NO. P. Bnrbank, Best French Felts, 50c. Best Wool Felts, quotations made from Mr. Anthony's own of, and it must be done with the most account of iJeujamin Wfil aus, Middietown, Previous to Putting in Cur it would stop all attempts to build new victims of the same fell disease, diphtheria, sloop Scrub and cargo; Captain Johu Bnsseil. —AT THE 25c. Trimmed Hats, 91.60, 92 and obituary addresses. His great and pure and both contracted the disease in nursing I. Ostrich and Fancy Feath­ 'roads for many months to come. His considerate circumspection. Spain, 1819; $100. Evidence. r heart , and generous, tender and loving The first postmaster for the new admin­ another sister who had been stricken with 1800. Morgan, John* Hartford, owner ffor m* ers one-half the original cost. i r -5 ' words seem to have been prophetic. nature, made Mr. Anthony a master Qf himself and as agent for "all concerned") Congregational Clinrcli, So. Norwalk, istration to tackle will be that of Charles­ it. The peculiarly sad manner of their schooner Betsy;. Captain Francis ' Bulkley Ribbons in neat variety. Satins, Gros Mr. Colfax and Hi" Accuser. Elegalc address. His few, brief words, ton, S. C., whose commission expires on taking off was sufficient to arouse tne Spain, 1819. Evidence. MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 3D, Grain and Velvet Ribbons all shades. Political animosities are silent at the spoken on the occasion of his delivering 1798. New Haven lusnrance. company, un­ the 5th of March. Charleston, S. C., it heartiest sympathy in all hearts capable derwriters, account ot Edward Danforth, Jere­ Admlsalen SS cents. Children 90 cents, tickets Give us a call and judge for yourself that SPBINe STOCK,1 grave. When a man is gone even his ene­ the body of Senator Sumner to the Gov­ miah Wadsworth and James Burr, Hartlbrd, for the remainder of the course, <1.00. For sale . ^ ~ ' *-'4^ ' " . i " will be remembered, is where the demo­ of being moved by an exhibition of heroic at Plalsted's drugstores. . this is the place for A ernor of Massachusetts, are among the cargo brig Luoy; Capt. John Ciapp. Spain,1819; * e ^ v 1 * ^ J-5" ' mies are ready to give him a fair hearing. crats left off in 1861, and it is appropriate martyrdom to sister love. And the bur­ $1,889. Evidence. What Mr. Colfax said in 1880, after the choicest gems of our literature.* ;v • that they should start off there again in den of grief seems still more crushing 1800. New Haven Insurance company, un­ XTotiet. • death of Mr. Ames, was this, and no one FESTIVITIES. derwriters, account of Edmund Bradley, Caleb BABGAIH5 K ILUMi March. from the fact of the universal esteem in Smith, James < bompeou, jr., and James ward. FAXBFIKLD COVNTY SAVINOS BANK,) Whlcbfor Completeness and Cheapness will Excel that whoever truly knew him, could believe The capitol city is just now all aglow TBS BOUSE ON FIRE. which the deceased were held by the France, 1831; $4,900. , „ ' NOBWALK Comr, Jan. 6.1886. > with preparations forthe dedication of the 1797. Peraina, Joseph and Andrew,Norwich, rpHE Annual Meeting of the Corporators that it was not said sincerely: Considerable excitement was occasioned whole circle of their acquaintances. This JL of this Bank will be held at their F. H. PECK WELLt owners, briiantiue Betsy; Oap.ain John Clarke. £'•.- i-'ti -v tvf onv Prnrinna Una^nn ^ ^ "Mr. Ames is dead; and grievously as completed shaft of the Washington Monu­ this morning by a small fire under the roof affliction is indeed one of those visitations Letter from owners; - Banking Booms Wednesday, Januaiv 28, of any Prevloas Season. he wronged me, I. hope that it was the 'af- ment, on the 83d of next month, and the of the House of Representatives caused by that test the faith of the faithful in the 1793. Pollock. Carine, underwriter (t John Margan. schooner sist of a two-Story frame Dwelling, Barn, and other -v?... has notified Mrs. Foster that it has shares of this stock; that I never held nor FEHSONAL8. evolves rebellion Into reconciliation. Betsey, Captain F. Bulkley. Spain, 1819;-$250. ou'buildings, with lot absut 1ST feet-front by 150 Round and Square Turned Balusters. owned therefore, any stock in it, and that unanimously voted its acceptance and cn Evidence. feet in depth, sale to take place on the premises. It Is said that President Arthur w'll re­ • JIBS. EUNICE W. BOGEBS. 1799. Taloott, William, Hartford, aud Terms and conditions made known at time of sale. « •« «• •« Newels. I never saw the check payable to a. C. or rcccipt of the bust, its action will be For farther Information apply to bearer till the very week in 1873 on which sume his law practice in New York imme­ Mrs. Eunice W. Rogers, who died on Asabel Deming, Berlin,-owners (bait owners Plain and Double Moulded Stair Rails. reported to the Senate. Mr. Foster was a by transfer from ihe- other owners of one-half ' K.B. C .{A0FU8D, A^mlstrator. SHIRTS: ' he swore that he had paid it to me as a diately upon his retirement from the the 16th inst., had been for the past thirty ot each of their shares;, tor themselves and an Bti 81 Mam Street, Norwalk. member of our Legislature in 1839, '40, Also Flat Moulded Door and Window dividend in June, 1868. Nothing could House. or more years an honored resident of this attorneys for EliahaBrandegee, Sampson Hor- ISTBICT OF NOBWALK, sa., Probate Coon, Casln?s furnished at short notice. tempt me to exchange my present enjoya­ '46, '47, '48 and '54, and speaker in '47, ton, Elisha Duuuam aud Zebulou KioUardc.ou January SCth, D., 1S85. Mrs. Senator Piatt and Col. W. Skiddy, place. Quiet, unobtrusive and unosten­ D A. ble and independent life for any'public '48, and '54. He was elected to the U. S. and heirs).sloop Min- rva and cargo; Captain Estate of ISAAC M. STCKGES.late of WUton, - service; and I do not say this, therefore, of Stamford, left for Connecticut Saturday. tatious she lived a happy home life with Elisha Brandcgee. Spain,4819, $9 m said district, deceased. Senate for six years from March 4th, 1855 1800. Tomlinson, David, Oxford, owner, OBOCRSD. — 1 bat the Administrator exhibit his to affect public opinion, out because I am Mr- M. C. Kellogg and his wife, nee her children at the family- residence on VHHSEbfil LINER BKOM EHI8TS AT& and served to March 8d,. 1867, when he elo<>p Almira and cargo; Captain Jured Bar­ at the Probate Office In Norwalk,'on the Tth day oi sure that in the future, at that last day, u Emily Disbrow, stopped over a few days East avenue. She was a regular attend­ tholomew. France, 1831,$3,1(51.02. Evidence. C. A. BLACKHAN, not before, the truth I have written will was succeeded by the late Orris S. Ferry 1797. Trott, Thomi8, heira of;-consisting oi February, 1885, at 8 o'clock, forenoon; and that last week while en route to Noneailk, ant at St. Paul's church, and devoted all persons interested in saidEstate may be notified be made manifest to all my fellow citizens of Norwalk. At the extra session of 1865 John P. Trott, Lydia 1'rptt, WaitStili Trott aud tHereof, tbe administrator will cause tbis.order to and the rest of mankind." Florida, where their invalid son is a guest much of her time to the aiding of various Marv Johnson, wido^-of Silas Jonnson, all->f be published In a newspaper printed In Fairfield Wamsutta Muslin Ebiits at SOcts Mr. Foster was chosen president pro tern of Captain L- W. Kervan, of the old 5th New" L >nUon, and Abigail Trac*y, wife of Dr. oounty, and post a copy thereof on the sign-post in i'3 'i5~ . ~ y'- J-' • - ^ missions connected therewith. She was said Wilton, nearest the place where the deceased - The 20th Conn. Vol»\ Monument. of the Senate, and upon the accession of Pbilitnon Trac-.y, Norwich, owners (all by >' "»-w "iatu Conn. Vols. possessed With deep and kindly feeling, James Burr, attorney), property on brig Lnovj last dwelt, at least ten days befors said Tth day of The subscriptions for the placing of a Vice-President Johnson to the presidency Captain John Clapp, Spain, 1819,4612.72. Evi­ February, 1889. , Mr. P.M. Auger, of Middlefield, stop­ and made her daily life an example to all 1H LEMUEL SANFORD, Judge. We abk Particular Attention to onr monument on the field of Gettysburg by he became acting vice-president. In 1869 dence. ; • ped here on his return from the New who came in contact with her. - She was 1800. Williams, Ezekial, Hartford, agent : the Twentieth regiment, C. Y., to mark Mr. Foster was chosen professor of law Orleans exposition last week. In truth one of those grand old mothers for underwriters (principals not named the principal locality of their exploits have in the Yale Law school, and in 1870 he Charles S. Benedict, of Benedic.t & Co., schooner Betsey; Captain Francis Bulkley SAVE MONEY! whose every whitened hair spoke of some Spain, 1819. Evidence. By Buying your INKS at the GAZETTE ^ so far advanced as to lead Col. Wooster, was promoted to a seat on the bench of New Canaan, was here last week, as were 1800. Williams, Ezekiel, Hartford, owner, earnest work for some other's welfare. OFFICE. Look at the following cost ALL WORK JIBST CLASS. . chairman, of the monument committee, to the supreme court of Connecticut. The E. C. Lewis and wife, of Waterbury, and property on schooner Betsey; Captain Bulkley. Fine Worsted and : Cork Screw Suits Of such as her it may well be said : " Her Spain, 1819. prices: JS? r- • risk the ordering of the stone which is to bust is the work of Charles Cal verly of John H. Leeds, esq., of New Haven. 1800. Williams, Ezekiel; Hartford, and children rise up and call her blessed." Writing Fluid ...2 oz. bottle, 5 cents be similar to that erected by the Seven­ New York.' Martin Wells, of Connecticut, has been John Chenevard and Mary Chonevard, admin­ teenth regiment, and which is now being SILK FLAGS. Mrs. Rogers was in. her 89th year, hav­ istratrix, owners, sohooner Prggv andoargo; Writing and Copying " 7 •• mmm GMI promoted from a $1,400 to #1,600 clerk­ ing been born in 1796. She leaves two Captain George Benton. Franco, 1831, 47,575.- Permanent Black ..... " 5 cut at Stratford by Messrs. Ciirtiss & The Women's Silk Culture Association In all Varieties of color and prices. ship. children, Mr. Charl.es Rogers and .^trs. 62. Multiplex Copying.... 10 " ^lughos. of the United States have presented (one 1798. Tates, Bichard and Oeorge Pollock, Green Writing .8 " Representative Phelps' dinner party to nuderwriters, account of Hezekiah Kelly, K T..MI IS SOLICITED. S Considerable more money will be needed to the House and one to the Senate), two Samuel Daskam. ^ Crimson ; fn jg <> "Prex." Porter, of Yale, was a success. . MATTIE F. PABKKB. Norwiob, cargo brigsntiue Resolution; Cap­ Violet •' «« 7 " Ho. 11 Main St. Norwalk, Oooos than has been pledged. It is hoped, there­ most gorgeous American flags made in Mr. H. T. Sperry, stamp and envelope tain Jonathan Lester. Spain,.1819. $500. Evi­ fore that the -burden of the balance will; Philadelphia from silk raised, spun and Only those who have lost an only and dence. «•» . • Wc can furnish any of thesis inks (except agent of the post office department at dearly cherished.chlld can understand the the crimson) in quart bottles, at the fol­ not be left for the veterans themselves to woven in this country. The flags are very Hartford, has been in the city for several MAGAZINE NOTES. CL0TJ1IAI6 shoulder. It is desired, in addition to the large, and the silk almost heavy enough grief of Miv and Mrs. C. M. Parker over The current Quiaer uumes to ua fnll of gond,. lowing rates: "h-'S:L day! on government business. readable articles, the gi aver sort of mixed with cost of the stone that sufficient money to stand alone. - the death of their iittl? daughter, Mattie, Writing Fluld...i?#^S^^.;.48 cents F. W. Russell, of Hartford, one of the those in lighter veidi^ ,1 he Bey. Dr. LL. D., Writing and Copying Fluid...... 68. " shall be raised to pay the fare at least of FBEKOH SPOLIATIONS. aged 1 year-11 mos. and-28 days. The Bevan,'fdrmerly,past'>ie6t the Brick Presbyteri­ directors of the New York and New Haven sad event occurred on Sunday morning, an Church, New-Torki.begins hisnaperson Permanent Black 48 " SLEDS m - such of the veterans as are not able to Since the passage of the bill to send railroad, is at Willard's. '•Popular American Prejiuhers1"in whioh he wiil Multiplex Copying ;.. 72 " the illness being scarlet • fever. Little Blue or Violet 40 " - > afford the trip to the grounds on the occa­ French spoliations to the court of claims, Gen. Francis J. Walker, ex-superintend­ choono for special .mention those who "furnish sion of the dedication July 3, which it is congressmen and others here have begun Mattie was a bright little child,, and had tvpns ot schools and fashions ofpreachinit." Green Writing. 60 " ^ a ent of the census and principal of the Bos­ fn this number the Uev. Dr. Duryea, Bev. Phil­ These Inks are guaranteed first quality. to be flooded with letters of inquiry from reached an age when the heart strings of intended shall* be interesting. Themon- ton Institute of Technology, is here, lips Broois. and the Bev. J>«. Cook, all of Bos­ MUCILAGE. the heirs of such claimants. Ex-Senator her parents were more tenderly knit ton, are chosen. The iiight ttev. Lord Hervey. ument will cost about $1,600. •. As ever, B. Bishop of Bath and Wells, gms expression to Government (good quality) quarts, 65 cts A. H. Cragln of New Hampshire, has about her and when she seemed the light Heirs to Millions Wanted. some Inspiring "Thoughts fir the New Year," pints 83" GLASSWARE opened an office here and will make the . CK A. B. Enoampment. and joy of her home. Her loss throws a and La£y Laura Hampton-reads "New Para­ CMdren's Suits from $2 to ; Chester N. Case of New York city has ble* lrom Nature." The Itev. Hugh MacigiUan, care of such claims a specialty in his law The state encampment of the G. A. R. chilling shadow over a happy hearth, and - advertised for the heirs of Colonel Asahel L. L. D. oonclndee his scholkriy papers on practice. Connecticut claimants canno' will take place in Bridgeport Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Parker will have the sym­ "The Cedars and The.Candleticks." Other in­ GAZETTE OFFICE. Boy's .- 4 to Langworthy. who, he says, have a legal Y'" ^ secure a more upright, energetic or com and Thursday. Two hundred and fifty pathies of the community in their be­ teresting and thoughtful theological papers aro CHANDELIERS and HANDSOME • claim to the city of Galveston, Texas. "The World ai'.'d Christ"' by the Rev. Wm. M. petent attorney to prosecute their claims delegates representing all the important reavement. Johnson; -'The Monut of Forgiveness," bv the 7Per Cent. Western Mortgages. Hen's 1 6 to!30 More than half a century ago the colonel towns and cities in-the state will be pres­ A short service was held at the houso Bev M. Gay Pearse; "'l'h successful banners tkmps." The home decorator will be interest­ In tbe best manner. Special attention paid to In- SOct. SHIRT AND DR A WEES,1 know. It is understood that Mk' Mitchell ones which is sufficient praise. " terfering, or tender footed horses, All work war- tax of ten mills on the dollar was laid, and brokers. Theinterment was made in ed in the lessons in repousse work, from which ranted. Give us a call. desires most of all thut Hon. Charles R A number of Norwalkers have received she can learn to hammer brass wiih skill, and lyS9 payable June 1. Gen. Couch made a state­ Greenwich. in the concluding paper of "How I furnished Ingersoll should be Invited inio Mr. Cleve kvltations to the masquerade ball of AMERICAN ment condemning the remissness of duty on Mr. A P. Burbank's Beoitala. - ' on a Hundred Pounds." "Brother Jonathan's AT land's cabinet, even though it be at the Washington Hook and Ladder company Womankind" will please the so called • New Which we claim to be the best in town for the worney. f the part of Lamplighter Spicer, in which cost of a conspicuous "snub" to Mr. Wm In the field of dramatic reading Mr. York Butterfly" morn than the Yankee farmer's ELECTRIC LIGHT. 60c. - •i'l of Danbury, on Tuesday evening, Febru­ r the general said the lamp near his resi­ H. Ban um, to whom Mr. Cleveland owes Burbank stands without a peer. He is wife, both oi whom it describes. l he "Family A complete model laeaadaMwat BIcc dence was only lighted three times during ary 10th. gifted with wide capacity, keen intelli­ Doctor,' discusses the ''brgbear, coli*," ubich trie Lamp, with Batten, Stand, P.J. CUR11S& CO'S. his success more than to any other man in The hatting difficulties are as far from he argues and attempts to provecome* as much tilobe, Platlna, Bararr, nlr«, Jte, . the summer, and as his house had been the whole country. It was stated about gence, and the mysterious power of en­ from e hot.tinsr HM from any other cause. In with instructlona for patting in per- i i . entered by thieves several times he thought adjustment as ever. No clue has as yet chantment which makes him a master in "A Historic oorner of a Historic Town," feot operation, will be aent, post-paid, ! the capitol after Mr. B. had left us last "Stormy ttiratiord"'is described by W. J.Lacev. for 60 rents | ': r. - : 88 XAIK STREET. " y a little more light in that vicinity would been obtained to the person committing his art. He has just completed his elev­ "How we Live in Begent's Inn," gives the Scarlet Shirts and Drawers week that he would be content to await FEEDESICK LOWBY, ,50 GTS. TO $4 GACFI. i be welcome. The borough treasurer was the outrage at Crofut and Enapp'sshop, enth professional year, and has given more American an insight iuto a kind of life entirely I:/': his chances of being returned to the Sen and it is unlikely that the guilty party will unknown on this ride of the water. The chat 96 Falton Street, New York. -r ^ •" I "^5 ^2," ' instructed to pay to the water commission­ ate two years hence, in the event the in than 1,500 public entertainments. In 1879 on dress from the Paris correspondent of the ers such sums as would render the latter ever be discovered. he visited Europe and his reception in Family Magazine gives the woman reader coming president saw fit to pass him by Drj. Lockwood, Biggins, Comstock and many timely hints as to bow she may best able to meet interest on the water bonds and select someone else as his New Eng­ London was almost phenomenal. He was array herself. In quite a different vein is the ' due June and December 1. A resolution Pardee were the physicians who were fort­ regarded the best exponent of genuine paper on 8ir Biehard Owen and bis work, a Headquarters for Horse Blankets land member. Mr. Frank Jones, of New unate, or unfortunate as the case may be, thoroughly scientific performance from the pen directing the court of burgeuses to cause a American humor yet heard. The leading of Prof. Wm. Durham, lbs illustrations are Hampshire, one of the largest contributors enough to receive the contract for furnish­ ," survey for a sewer on West avenue from to the Cleveland election fund, is being journals gave him enthusiastic and un­ all excellent. CkueelPs Family Maqnxine caters ?,-v r to a great variety of fastest lience its anctx-ss.— ° '". the present termination to the city line ing medical aid to the town poor for the qualified praise. His racy humor electri­ influentially urged for the na\y portfolio, ensuing year. Their bid was $400. CasseU A Cq., Limited, Sew. York, $1.50 q year. J was passed, after which the meeting ad­ and it has transpired that personally Mr fied their audienees and furnished them An attractive attraction at the Bethel Frank Leali^a Popular Hosthly NEW HAMPSHIRE TWO STRAP BLANKETS at60 Oil journed. -u Cleveland hasquite a strong tie of admira with a new sensation. In Paris he gave a For- February is one of the mosUuterestina rink last Saturday night was an apron and series of recitals discovering even to .the numbers of this attractive magazine"ever issued tion and affection for our ex-Gov. Waller. ^ 4 -^*4 v*., » The County Commissioaership. aecktie'sociable, a prize having been of­ its articles are.brilliant and timely,-and'" cover This latter fact is an element of disquietude Parisians a novel pleasure in his artistic a range of subjects wtjch cann; tiail toattract 4; In the republican county caucus held fered the lady wearing the oddest apron I* = last week, for the purpose of nominating to the New Haven coterie of democratic character delineations. J' the attention oi over/ cwte. The owning art'ele and the ^ent sporting the largest necktie. Mr. BurbanVl&s a striking resemblance' is an exceedingly valuableilt one od "Fredericks­ lit a commissioner for Fairfield county, the patriots as they fear Mr. Waller will be. burg, the Home ot Washington's Boyhood and SQUARE BLANKETS, from$L50 ^$12. The apron display was fine, and prizes to Mr. Henry Irving, the celebrated Eng­ S vote, after several ballots, stood as follwos: given some important foreign mission, the Burial-place of his Slother,:' and-accom­ were given Miss Georgie Fry, who wore lish actor—while' in London was often panying ii are sevenappropriatfc-illustrations, •ai C. B. Wheeler, of Monroe, 9; F. O.Seeley, and that would kill the chances of such "ineoaotes oi.American Lawyers" is a gossipy an apron made entirely of popcorn, and mistaken for him—and happily he resem­ of Bridgeport, 7. Sorao votes were pre- statesmen as Hon. Colin M. ingersoll. and interesting contribution, tiujjlv illustrated; Miss Julia Short-, whose apron was made bles blm so^osely in many of the charac­ and Professor Charles A. Joy's article on liS; viously cast for J. W. Johnson, of Easton, Hon. C. B. Bowers, and Hon. J. D. "Guernsey, Alderiey.and 8.irk'' will be prized Wc wQukl call Particular Attention to our quare of envelopes. Fred Piatt took the prize teristics of mind which have made Irving but his name was withdrawn and his forces Gallagher, who prefer the New Haven no less for its interesting description than for by appearing behind a necktie measuring great, that he has frequently been called its beautifhl and characteristic pictures. Mr. transferred to Mr. Wheeler. The latter's post office, but failing to get that H> Seymour contributes a w«ll-written article, BlanBets, weighing 4* pound*, wich we claim CA N six feet, nine inches, labeled "Yellow the American Irving. Next Monday even­ Homiation was secured through treachery insist upon some creditable^ position "From Bismarck to Boiiton." vrith nine illus­ Spasm." ing, at the Congregational church, South trations : and Oscar WC Biggs on "King potton on the part of some of the delegates. But abroad above that of the ordinary consul­ ^INOT BE MATCHED IX THE t(|jgXTJ,M The Davenport Daily Gaze tte of Jan. 82 Norwalk, he will present a rich and varied at New York," with its seven- truthful views, Siy Mr. Wheeler has made a fairly good com ate. They realize that although Connec­ affords an interesting glance of'one of. the in­ has nearly a column report of the golden programme including the famous ghost Having sold out ray business to II. D. BARROWS, JR., of Hartford, missioner, and he will probably continue ticut cast her electoral vote for Cleveland dustrial features of this conntry.; wbiio the wedding of Rev. Enoch Mead, a native of student of natural history will'be Specially in­ my she is a very small and politically a very scene from "Rip Van Winkle." Let the I have agreed'to t>eli oit stock, or the greater part of It, a» he wm i to fill his office to the best oftis ability. Greenwich, a grandson terested in Balph S. Tarr's "Animal Life a' uncertain state. In addition to those of General Mead, people of Norwalk give him a welcome Ocean-bottom," beautiful and curiously illus­ wishes ty^mt in a newjtoek of-hin own selection lor Spiing And when he is clected we will con- trated. The miscellaneous articles, storfca named above as desiring the New Haven a revolutionary hero of General Washing­ worthy of his fame,. c ;: ;j~Tra(ic. ' *Mr. Barrows will take possession ab.ost office, and his second ers of the Lounsbury and Bissell company, to change their votes. Qneflf those gentlemen WUen she had Children, rat gave them Cattorla. walk as a former pastor of the First held this morning, the following gentlemen was Hon. Henry Hoyt of »anbnry, the other 1VT_ - SELL REGARDLESS OF COST choice is the collectorship, but a foreign one's name I do nbtnaw remember; -1 consider, pl%l church, a theologian of the old school and were elected directors for the ensuing MAkitiicn. preacher and writer of distinguished appointment where the work was light it one of the few tUnga** thii life I am prood and the honors heavy would be accepted year: S. B. 8.Bissell, E.C. Bissell, C. C. of. While there tin be mep'iajhe senate that Oacnaisr—Maksn.—In Brooklyn, N. v., Jan. so, believe it ability. His friends here congratulate Betts, E. L. Boyer, J. A. Osborn. The are mere brtlli»nt. I doubt if anyoan bs fonnil at the> residence of the brides father. hr-Kev. No humbug this, if yon rather than nothing as a slight recognition there that are more honestor t-at ^ill do more Mr. roster,, of St Luke's ^hapel, Alexander f Qfl D 3r li' fp^ f* f'iim on his laurels from "the church." g latter was elected In place of E. W. Stuart, - and see. of the years he has devoted on council, for common hnmanitv. He knoTsits wants and Gllelulat, ]r., and Hattle A., daughter ot Alfred RtSj-ft.-, 45 MAlti mum is not afraid to help it. I am Kfitttily glad of Harsh, sliqf Brooklyn.. - • m deceased. Ata subsequent meeting of the : _ A Conundrum. and on stump, and by lavish contributions, the reault, BespectfolWi..- • • CLA«X—InNorwalk, Jan. SS; attie resi­ directors the old officers were re-elected, dence of: the bride^'unc. e.by)tev.:s. B. &-BIS. A musical friend of the GAZETTE pro- to promote the success of his party. II B fl. JtewAS- SOUTH SOBWALX,€1, Jan. 23.1883. sell. Mr. Wm. ciarkto Mlss l^ura Sir,. - . SOOTH MOBVILL pounds the following conundrum: "Why ex-Governor Bowers can't havethe post of­ viz., C. C. Betts, president; E. L. Boyer, Some at Cost & sditie Below Cost 1 ^ secretary and treasurer; E. C. Bissell, as­ oimiti . --j - - • •.• f.iS' ' is an organist like a baby? Because he fice where he can continue to live with his List of letters remaining in the Post plays with his feet." To which our office sistant treasurer." ... .• lbcD(Mnar-Bt Hbntalk, Jan. ss, Alice Evelyn' accustomed quiet dignity among his New « k-ss-* Office, at Norwalk, Conn., Jan. 17: Hacuonald, aged SI yeais and Tmonths. SSTETJGENE FANCHER, % boy beg3 leave to add, because he'd be out Haven friends, nothing less than a foreign This T«urti Mr. -V Charles F. Adams, John Bncltley, Mrs. J. C. MACDONAIJI.—in Norwalk, Jan. «, Mary Delia Bonton,-Chas. W. Bogart, Mrs. A. B^-Bradley, MacDonald, agedso yeaiMOdS months. ''&of his element without bellows. And be- mission of the second-class would be ac­ The Fairfield County Agricultural so­ Mrs. M. Coon, Hiss M. A. basjiam,.Mamie Bene- PABKBK.—in Sorwalk,. Jan. Manha Ptebe. V7 cause he's sometimes a she. And because. 8*y, George Howard, Mary Loofhry, G. Pratt, only child of wr. add Mrs. C. k Parker, aged 1 SwinS-W cepted by him. Hon. Chas. R. Wheedon ciety will hold their fair; this year on Tuee- Fannie fcbaw. Mra. F. Seoaeld, Hist & B. Smith, yniV n inffmat iwl w : would take a judgeship In one of the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Fred Wook, Maqr C. Watson.«~ BSNIDICT.—In »ooUyn, Jan. 9S,Mary B. B»e- t.i'iji- ; -mii- Comstock Bros, advertise great reduc­ '•i dict,inth*9»th)wrof hersgK • • western territories with the usual chance September 15,16,17, and 18£v. tions in overcoats. , ...... il^^«.NO:'R.W'ALK GAZETTE, TUESDAY JANUARY 27, 1885 w

WBS1TOBT. STATE AND GENERAL NEWS. —Violet ink, 2 oz. bottle, 7 cents, At Neptune's Beunion. GRAND —Ink, mucilage, etc., at cost prices at Last Wednesday evening the Neptune Nash's pood ^furnished first-class skat­ Barnum has thirty-eight elephants in jsy NORWALK GAZETTK GAZETTE office. ' GAZETTE office. Club held their annual reunion at the City ing last weeky training in winter quarters in Bridgeport. DR. DOREMUS Mr. Robert Grant of Peeksklll, was in Miss Mamie Crosby of Hartford, was in Hotel in South Norwalk, Commodore Mr. Frederick A$araS of Yale, spent Navigation is again closed on the Con­ -OXT- Tuesday. Jan. 27.1888; town over Sunday. town yesterday. Tompkins presiding. The election of Sunday at home. . necticut river for the third time this win­ Mis. Wallace Dann paid a visit to her —Holland's Pills are the only reliable officers resulted as follows: C. H. Tomp­ ter. Cow wanted. See adv. remedy for chills and fever. kins, Commodore; Henry W. Lester, Mr. Joseph T. Hull .of Brooklyn, spent mother in Ridgefield last week. Sunday with his parents. The Mormon church has more mission­ Only four more days of January. One or two sleighs came out for a while Vice-Commodore; Charles Olmstead, aries than the American board of foreign AMMONIA IN FOOD. —Fever and Ague, and all forms ot Ma­ Mr. Alexis Godillot has purchased a Iran IMlilSS Queen Anne house to rent. See adv. lar!* promptly cured by Holland's Pills. Saturday. They looked lonely. Secretary; L. C. Betts, Treasurer; A. J. missions. Crofut, Judge Advocate; A. J. Meeker, handsome pair of carriage horses. ~-y ~ St. Valentine's two weeks from Satur­ 'Misses Edna and Fannie Hoyt» of-New Mr. Frank Foster is digging the cellar Dr. Carver goes to New Orleans next Commissary; E. O. Keeler, Postmaster; Many of our farmers are sending their month to shoot 10,000 flying bats in J >w day. Canaan, made a flying visit to Philadelphia for a large barn on his Wilton avenue lot. try to "fa analyidbQg samples of Baking Powder purchased Mr. Isaac Bowe has., returned from his F. W. Jaqui, Gunner; J. H. Ferris, cnions to the New York market by tail. 1,000 minutes. ' mmfi. rst»K last week. * During a recent gale a amal' portion of S tiling Master; W. E. Osborne, Pioneer., : Wisconsi i trip. The Ladies Aid Society of Christ church Mrs. Daniel White, aged 94. of Seymour, of a number of grocers in New York City, X find that The Danbury and Norwalk railroad the fence surrounding the fair ground was It was decided to sail on the next annual Mr. E. W. Hayward of Hartford, spent will meet, on Wednesday afternoon with who fell and broke her hip recently is not CLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR BASING- POWDER CONTAINS company have placed a telephone in the blown down. wV cruise on Wednesday, July 29th, and a Mrs. Wm. J. Finch. expected to live. Sunday in town. station at Wilton. • Capt. Betts of Company F, bbroagb, ONLY PURE GRAPE CREAM OF TARTAR, BICARBONATE committee was appointed to secute, if There was a union temperance meeting Since the roll r s^a'tng craze became For sale or to let. The red mills at The Kindergden, at the Opera House, was referee in a competitive driU^ot possible; the schooner Jacob I. House­ so prevalent in Fair Haven, several* per­ OF SODA AND A FHVTAT.T. PORTION OF FLOUR, WHILE Darien. See :tdv. Bridgeport, Thursday evening. held in the Congregational church at Thursday evening, gave an excellent per­ man, notwithstanding proposition ad­ Greens Farms, last Sunday evening. sons have provided small skating surfaces —A 2 oz. b )'tU-of Pomeroys best greta formance to a small audience. Mr. John McOormick has opened vanced by the gunner, .that the cruise be 0 THE ROYAL BASING POWDER CONTAINS IN ADDI­ Balance ofSpring Stock. A meeting of the church bull ling com­ at their own h^m ?. s ££ < ink, 8 cents, :it GAZETTE office. meat market on Hoyt street. John is an made on a steamer. The business having TION THERETO, TARTARIC ACID AND AMMONIA. The New Canaan Memnger man Is in mittee was held, on Monday evening at A $8,000 yacht, is to be built to'ply honest fellow and we trust he'll succeed. been disposed of, the club repaired to the Tile r lilroa ls will sell excur slon tickets the fidgets over a report «bat the Sal vation the residenoe of Mr. Edward H. Nash. between New Haven and the Thimble THE AMMONIA GAS IS OBSERVED NOT ONLY for the Stat£ encamp.neat of theG. A. K., Army will soon raid New Canaan., ^ The drag stores fell into the'early clos­ dining room and made an irresistible at­ Islands next summer. It will be capable tack on the edibles which were spread in Temple Lodge, No. 65, was well repre IN THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER WHEN 3.0G0 BOLLS OF GETS. to-inorrow. Charles Youngs and Thomas Hickey, ing movement and will hereafter close of carrying eighty persons. every evening at 8 o'clock, Saturdays ex­ Bartlett's usual fine style. s?nted at the annual communication of An English physician has been trying to The Germanii Sangerbund will hold city, were sent to Bridgeport yesterday by the grandJodge, held in New Haven, on IT IS HEATED, BUT EVEN IN BISCUIT8 MADE their annual masquer ide at Music Hall on Justice Street to workout After dinner speeches were made by count the hairs on the human bead. He ' Look at these Prices. a floe for drunk­ cepted Wednesday aud Thursday of last week. THEREFROM. the evening of P^brua-y 9. ' " enness..;, • =;•!§ - iJsl&fy: The annual stockholders meeting of the Commodore Tompkins, Vice-Commodore quotes the average number of hairs per Dr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Bouton expect to TUe annual me'ting of the corporators Rev. H. S. Clapp is delivering S series Norwalk Lock company will be held at Lester, Mayor Tavlor, Rev. Mr. Gumbart, square inch at 1,066, and estimates about My examination shows that Cleveland's Superior Baking Boston, Mr. Schuonmaker start to-day for New Orleans, their de­ of the Fairfield County National Bank will of Sunday evening lectures at St. Paul's. their office next Wednesday afternoon at Mr. Moore of 128,000 hairs for the entire head as a gen­ PLAIN of Ansonia, A. Relyea, Mi*. Sands, Dr. parture having been delayed for some Powder is better than t&e Royal Baking Powder, because: be held to-morrow ut 2 p. in. He takes as his subject the Book of Com 3 o'clock. eral rule. McGonegal, Mr. Taylor of Westport, Dr. time on account of ill health of Mrs. Bou mon Prayer. The other day when the scholars in a 1st It is compounded of better and more wholesome ingredients. 37} cents per roll. -> :• >. Mr. Victor G. Lockwood, of Greenwich, H. H. Callen,'the station agent at New Baldwin, J. H. Wade, A. J. Meeker, E ton. New Haven school were shivering with has issued a challenge to skate any ama­ Dr. M. Schwab will be at the Norwalk Canaan, has been promoted to a position O. Keeler, F. W. Jaqui, Secretary Olm­ Mr. Herman Pietre . opened his skating the cold, their teacher ordered them to 2d. It yields a larger amount of Carbonic Acid Gas and in a teur between Norwalk and New York. Hotel on Thursday and Friday of this In the general ticket office at the Graud stead, George B. Plaisted, J. H. Ferris, rink in Sturges Hall, on Tuesday evening. wrap the green baize desk coverings . more satisfactory manner, in consequence of which less pow. EMBOSSED GILTS, - The thermometer at Mount Washington week to attend to all who may desire his Central Depot, New York. '^0 James K. Crofut, Allen Lester, Treasurer It was well patronized, one young man around them. They did so and a pictur­ registered fifty degrees below zero Thurs­ services as optician, etc. —Publicspeakers and singers find B.H Betts, and the Messrs Mathewson. Among becoming so excited that he utterly ignor­ esque group they made. ' der is required to produce light bread material. '-~*A day morning, the lowest ever known there. —Dr. Holland's Pills contain neither Douglass & Sons' Perfected Capsicum the invited guests who spoke were Editors ed walls, etc., and went through one of Dio Lewis declares that a journey 3d. It is honestly sold as to weight The Cleveland cans con­ 50 cents per roll.; quinine, arsenic, or any other dangerous Cough Dropsa sure remedy for hoarseness, the windows. An interesting seri '8 of special lectures Golden and Lyon and Charles T. Ray­ through Iowa has convinced him of the tained fall net weight, while the ROYAL CANS WERE are being given in Trinity church by rec­ drug, dan can therefore be taken by per Retail price, 15 cents per quarter pound. mond. The secretary raad letters from The Young Folks Social of the Congre­ failure of the prohibitory liquor law in Offer good for one month. tor Hubbard, to continue until Easter sons of the most delicatc constitution. The subject at Trinity church next Neptunea George W. Bailey, Joseph S. gational society, which met at Mr. Theo. that state. He found no difficulty in get­ .SHORT WEIGHT. • Sunday. Miss Hattie A. Marsh of Brooklyn. N. Sunday morning will be, "The Blessed Spinnar, Johnfl. Hannon and Rev. Jas. E. King, on Thursday evening was well ting into bar-rooms, and there seemed to The C. of B. meets next Monday even­ Y.. a young lady well known in Norwalk, Virgin." In the evening, "The One Day M.Taylor. attended. A very int?res'lag programme be no less drunkenness than in other parts t New York, July 11, ing. This might me in C intesseration of was married on the 20th instant to Mr. Religfoa compared with the Every Day Not until after 1 o'clock did the festive was carried out. The next one will be of the country. Bargains, but it don't. It means Court of Alexander Gilchrist, Jr., also of Brooklyn. Religion." . occasion break up, a vote of thanks to the held in two weeks from that evening, Grace Baxter, daughter of ColonelA. T. -v t r£. OGDEN DOREMUS, M. D., LL.D., The second annual promenade concert Burgesses. Jackson Bros, with cpmmendable en­ J^lis Logan ofthe Port Chester En- committee and Landlord. Bartlett preced­ Whittlesey, formerly private secretary to J, I, terprise have placed a large electric clock ,li&taken*&ntoiiimseif a wife. An ing the adjournment. which was to have been given by the Vice-Ptesident-elect Hendricks, attempted Prof. Chemistry and Toxicology In "Bellevne Hospital ltedical College}" It mi'tei a fell ow feel queer these hard Westport Band in National Hall, on Prof Chemistry and Physics in the " College of the City of New York." in their show window. It's tellTtale face enterprising country newspaper man will suicide by chloroform last week at South times to walk into the post office and gaze • V»aly Adventure. February 12th, has been postponed on Bend, Ind. She took two ounces, but 47 Main Street. is a great accommodation to belated pe­ take unto himself anything he can get his Last Wednesday afternoon as the day - 1 : at the lavish way in which. $590 rewards account of the death of the little son of prompt attention restored her. Domestic are thrown around. ..;:r-, ^3 destrians...... hands on. fr» ight train going north on the Danbury K -?r J,-. ^ The world renowned pianist, Rafael Mr. Andrew King, the leader of the band. trouble is said to be the cause. iSswS&Si Co. B, of Bridgeport, proposes tv> go to Thursday "morning was the coldest of and Norwalk Railroad was approaching The Greens Farms Farmers Club held the year, but Stamford was thoroughly Joseffy is to give a piano recital in the Cannon's Station, three calves were dis­ The will of the late Schuyler Colfax has Washington to See President Cleveland their annual meeting, on Monday of last been admitted to probate. The family warmed by a $20,000 fire which destroyed Opera House, on Friday evening, Feb. covered on the track, who seemed dis­ E.*1UL(MW00D, inaugurated, and funds for that purpose week at Mr. William H. Burr's, at which residence, with its contents, goes to Mrs are being gathered in. the Pacific Hotel and several tenements. 13th. It issafe to predict a full attendance posed to dispute the right of way with SEDUCTION SALE. a most bountiful collation was partaken Colfax, with half the residue of the eatate, The burned buildings were just . north of of lovers of high musical art. the train. Tne engineer whistled a shrill Has the largest assortment of fine —Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat yield: *u..' J v. . SStEt • • of by the members and invited guests, af. and the rest goes to Schuyler Colfax, jr. Gn nd Break in Figures. Great Discount from our ibrm- readily to B..S. Douglass& Sons' Perfected thedepbt. The Second M. E. church praying band warning to them, but they heeded it not. ter the usual business had received atten Tne train being heavy it was impossible The estate is valued at $550,000, and is Capsicum Cough Drops. Retail price, According to notice given by the borough wiil hold union services at the Mission tion. I5#; without incumbrance. . erlow prices, previous to inventory, Feb. 16. Goods 15 cents per quarter pound. assessors all lists of taxable property must church, on Sundayevening at 7:89. They to make a quick stop, and a brakeman Right Rev. F. D. Huntington, D. D., must go, and prices will move them. We do , CROCKERY, named Gilbert jumped off and ran ahead The twenty-four-hour walking match at be handed in on or before the 23d day of will be assisted by the praying band ofthe L.L. D. bishop of Central New York, Meriden came to an inglorious end at Ida Lloyd has recei ved a divorce from to "shoo" them into the ditch. They . as we adveitise,wedealin facts, not fiction.* ... February. A member of the. board will First M. E. church. All are invited. visited this place, on Monday for the pur­ noon, Friday. The few hangers-on pres­ James H. Lloyd of this'-place, on the didn't "shoo" worth a snap, fend Gilbert : ground of habitual intemperance. Name be at the Selectmen's office each day, pre­ Mr. Addison Mills of West Stratford, pose of adminlsteriag the rite of confir­ ent becamc very- noisy and started to ^ guarantee lower prices than any ~ pared to receive said lists. grabbed one of them by the tail with the • AND—- 'f — - will retnove to Darien about April 1, to mation to a sick member of . Trinity par­ break up the benches. Officer Tolles was ' of plaintiff changed to Ida Hodges. iutention of throwing him over into the other House. Call and examine . i? W. H. Bigelow, superintendent of the It was discovered Tuesday morning that take charge of the tide mill at Rings End ish, Bishop Williams being unable to come summoned and the receipts, $4.50, were an attempt had been made during the Landing in that town. The mill was built lot, whereupon theaffrighted animal start­ on account of illness. divided. Madden, the winner, madesixty- New England mail service, has issued an ed on a run up the track, with Gilbert GLASSWARE,| order to all employees forbidding them night to burn the Town House in Fairfield. about twenty years ago at a cost of about The Greens Farms Farmers' Club will nine ixfles and received $1. —OUR BARGAINS = Grass, weeds, burned matcheB, etc., were $10,000. clutching its tail. If you've ever tried it held their next meeting next Tuesday Three tramps attacked the crew of a from leaving mail pouches exposed and you know it's no fool of a job to maintain WINTER OVERCOATS. Plain and decorated. Also .a full line of unprotected. found stuffed behind the window blinds. The Norwalk Skate club held forth at evening with Mr. John H. Jennings. schooner lying at New London. They It had blazed up but no material damage a close connection with a frightened calf, The meetings have heretofore been held were repulsed and one of them would have The Bridgeport baseball club h is b en the rink last evening. A pleasing feature Men's Dark Gray CtercoatB, ; WISTER SUITS. wa9 done. * especially when you're obliged to run Monday evenings, but the ladies have fallen in the water but for the interference $ 5.00 from $6.00 Hanging Lamps organized for the season of 1885 with 0. of the occasion was an exhibition of fancy straddle-legged to avoid being kicked by Tuesday night about 11 o'clock the barn skating by Masters White and Ready who petitioned for a change, hence the meet­ of one of the sailors who caught him as Black Elysian Beaver Overcoats, Men's All-wool Suits ' $ 8.50 from $10 Shannon as manager. Over $1,000 in the flying hind hoofs of the critter. And $6.00 from $7.50 of Ferris Quintard, on Palmer's Hill, ings wjll be held on Tuesday evening be was falling. In return the fellow tried 10.00 12 stock subscriptions have been paid in. did remarkably well, and received much that's what Gilbert thought as he danced All Wool Diagonal Casimere Overcoats, X.-'! >'.vr ' and Chandeliers* Stamford, was destroyed by the flames. hereafter. to stab the man who had saved him. 12.00 14 The club intends joining the state league. applause. rapidly along trying to make up his mind $7.50 from $8.50 Most of the barn's contents were also des­ Saturday afternoon while putting up the Mr. Frederick Kemper began last Tues­ Finally all three were arrested. Men'3 All-wool Brown Diagonal Overcoats, '•M 13.00 15 The Danbury and Norwalk railroad whether he had the calf, or the calf had day the work of filling his two large ice $8.50 from $10.00 Tiff WARE, AGATE WABE, troyed, including a horse, a dog and some telephone wire at the Wilton station, Mrs. Bruce Hodge, |of South Britain, Men's Light Diagonal Overcoats, 16.00 18 have purchased a railroad velocipede upon valuable game fowl. The light was plainly him. Meantime tha engine was gai ing houses from Nash's pond. The ice was one night last week fell from a bridge over which Eoadmaster Stackhouse now in­ Herma.n Peiter, the local telephone ad­ on them, and just as it seemed 'probable $10 00 from $14.00 GRANITE, WOOD AND | seen from this place.v"- • : juster, fell off the station roof. Several of excellent quality, and a portion which Jack's brook in Roxbury, was swept by Men's Light Diagonal Overcoats, spects the road. Oa a trip Wednesday he that the cowcatcher would overhaul the was put in was eleven inches thick. The the current into a mill pond and thence $10.00 from $13.00 made twenty miles an hour on the unique The railroad station at Five Mile BSiver severe bruises and cuts earned him "a two calf catcher, Gilbert by a stroke of good Men's Indigo Blue Overcoats, YOUTH'S SUITS was broken into last Saturday night or days' vacation. storm of Friday, and subsequent warm over a dam consisting of a narrow ledge S WILLOW WABE,; machine. fortune, succeeded in rolling himself afid days compelled a suspension until colder of rocks. She was carried over a number $10.00 from $13.00 Sunday morning. An entrance was made Rev. Mr. Anderson preached last Sun­ Dark Gold mixed Elysian, - —Buy B. H. Douglass & Sons' Perfected the calf head over heels and hoofs down weather comes again. of rapids, a distance of forty feet, and And in fact everything that is to be tound through one of the windows. Nothing of day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Union the bank, and the train whizzed by within $12.00 from $16.00 in a First-Class House Furnishing Capsicum Cough Drops for your children; any value was secured by the burgla s, Judge Silas B. Sherwood attended the then deposited in a clump of bushes, to be Men's Brown Kersey Beaver, PROPORTIONATELY CHEAP. ' Store, - Chapel, Cranberry Plains, as he als > uid a hair's breadth of them. $17.00 from $30.00 they are harmless, pleasing to the taste but the papers, tickets, etc., were scattered meeting of the probate assembly, held at rescued a few minutes later by her neigh­ and will cure their colds. D. S. and Trade a month before, and is expected to do on Hartford, last Wednesday, for the in every direction.—Advocate. the fourth Sunday afternoon of each A Ferry Aoroaa the Sound. bors. Mark on every drop. Retail price, 15 purpose of examining and discussing Captain C. E. Thompson, of the Hart. A number of the citizens of Huntington, Jonathan Chase, the newly elected Rhode Sleds, Snow Shovels, cents per quarter pound. ' - viA'vf^ : month. He had a large audience. the provisions of the new probate act, ford City Guard, Company F, First regi­ L I., believe it important to the interest# Island senatoi, will be the only genuine Jelow our Usual Low Prices, Southport people dislike the idea of out Thpre will be fun at the rink next Fri­ which has been prepared by the commit­ Quaker in the Senate. He wears a shad- -AND- ment, Connecticut National Guard, was day night, when three married men will of the people of that town to establish a siders digging up their clam beds; con­ ferry between the village and Connecticut. tee appointed for that purpose. belly coat and says thee and thou. He is ALL GOODS WAKIiANTED AS REPRESENTED. elected lieutenant-colonel of the regiment, launch out in an obstacle race, for a prize The boys who attend the High School sequently they are circulating a petition Thursday, vice A. L. Goodrich, promoted To that end a company has been organized tall and thin, with brown hair and side —SKATES— to present to the general assembly, forbid* of a pair of club skates. The contestants hare formed a debating society, which whiskers. He is fifty-five years old, but to be quartermaster-general of the state. are Leslie Sherwood, Stinard and Wheel­ under the statutes of the state of New ding anyone but a genuine Southporter York in accordance with the limited lia­ meets Friday evenings at the school looks ten years younger. He is a cotton Of the Best Quality In^the city at ' Captain Thompson is a member of the er. An obstacle race is a prolific Eource building, and the young ladies have BRYANT. BESSE & CO.- from scooping in bivalves. Neptune club. bility act to be entitled the Huntington, spinner and protectionist, and knows of fun. ' formed a reading circle, which meets on more about the tariff in a practical way A local paper says: "Dynamite car­ Two bills will be presented to the legls Bridgeport and Norwalk Ferry company, tridges and fragments of the shells are The members of Pioneer Hook and with a cash capital of $0,000 to be divided Saturday afternoons with one, of the than any republican in the house. ^ETHE GREAT BAHRAIN CLOTHIERS.^ latum by the Firemen's association of Ladder company will hold another of their members.^ The meeting last Saturday Feminine beauty and culture consumed • 29 .Uitlii St., .Morwalk, Cnnn. Prices Lower tlian Erer. sometimes found in coal as it Is received Connecticut. One will ask for incorpora­ into 240 shares at a par value of $25 each, at the yards. An instance of the kind oc­ pleasant sociables next Tuesday evening for the purpose of conveying passengers was with *Mise Stockbridge, one . of the at Vassar college last year 82,000 clams, After Jan. 1st Store eWea awry evening a* 6 o'clock, except Mon tion of the association. The other will ask This one will be held at the Athenaeum teachers. 1,562 gallons of oysters, 111,489 pounds of curred here a day or two ago." May this that the two per cent, tax paid to the state and freight between the village of Hunt­ days and Saturdays and 10th and 11th of each month until April 1st ELK. LOCKWOOD. not be an explanation of' the recent mys­ instead of the truck rooms, and efforts ington and.the cities of Bridgeport and Work has been commenced at Sauga- fresh meat, 90,000 quarts of milk, 104 by the fire insurance companies be given are being made to make it the most enjoy­ tuck toward constructing a temporary pickles, and 45? gallons of apple sauce. terious explosion at Turney Cole's sal-, on. to the association and be devoted to aiding South Norwalk in the state of Connecticut. able, entertainment yet given by this pop­ The entire tunount has begn subscribed bridge at that place, to be used while the The cost of running the college was $161,- —The hard times, which have crushed sick and disabled firemen. ular company. and negotiations are now pending for a permanent struoture, wElch is to replace 910, and the receipts $152,000, leaving a and crippled so many business concerns<- The sociable of the Norwalk Wheel A bill has been Introduced into the boat. - the present bridge is being built. It will deficit of nearly$10,000to be provided for seem only to have fattened the Travellers club at the Athenaium last Tuesday legislature providing that town constables The Says: " E. S. Hall, be above the present bridge and will have, from the endowment fund. Of . the 800 ^ •>£ Insurance Company of Hartford. It Long Itkmder evening, was a very onjoyable affair. wjara electors' meetings on the- Tuesday of South Norwalk, a member of the com­ no draw, so tbrfno vessels will be able to students, 107 belonged to New York. SPECIAL! SPECIAL!SPECIAL! wrote nearly $1,000,000 more Life Insur­ f- About thirty-five couples were present and following the first Monday in November, mittee has taken a very active interest: in come up to the village while it remains. The "blue book," which contains a list ance in 1834 thau in 1898, and gained iba floor was kept filled with the merry in Hartford, New Haven, Waterbuiy, The bridge, which will replace the wood­ of all the federal officlalswith their sal­ |Now far the Bargains, and theae are| $400,000 in assets, beside* paying nearly. the enterprise and has interviewed the lancers. Everything passed off pleasantly Bridgeport and Norwalk, atO o'clock, and leading business men of Norwalk and en one now used, will be of iron. aries, has risen in price from nothing to the Greatest of the kind | 18,000 claims for death br injury. : Soocnorto tnd the managers are entitled to great in all other towns at 8 o'clock in the fore­ thinks they will take hold of the enterprise On Fr iday evening the pupils of the; $10 a copy, owing to the demand|from f It is alleged that the Danbury 2V«ei has rsredit for the completeness of the arrange­ noon. actively. The superintendent of the Nor­ High School will give a reception, and on democrats all over the country. One - - Ever offered in Norwalk. E. Quintard's Sons ^ . half a dozen stereotyped headlines. in its ments. There is a legal contest between the walk and Danbury R. R. Co. will take an Saturday afternoon there will be exercises member, who couldn't obtain copies AT THS OLD 8TAM> office as .follows:—Runaway, Almost a A felicitous event was the marriage of heirs of the late William K. James and active interest in the enterprise and will to celebrate the eighty-fourth birthday of enough to supply his constituents, sent Runaway,; Serious Runaway, Dangerous Miss Laura Ely to Mr. Wm. Clack, at' the Mr. William H. Smith over the ownership enable the ferry company to furni(h low Mr. Horace Staples. Tbe programme will one copy to the county clerk, and now BffWARD «STKEET_ Opposite Horse Railway Depot, Runaway,' Lively Runaway, Exciting residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. Linas . of & narrow piece of land between their through rates to and from N. Y. city for include vocal iwd instrumental music, directs all applicants to go there and in- Will.Sell This Week, ^ Runaway. As they have one of the above Ely, at Cranberry Plains, Thursday p. m. respective properties oh Water street. passengers and freight by way of their recitations and compositions by the spect it. Scarlet fever is epidemic in Middletown, Parlor Suits kinds each day there is a great saving in After the ceremony a lavish sapper was The case came up and was tried at Bridge­ steamers from Wilson's Point. " * pupils; an address by Mr. Staples; 20 Dozen Hack Towels at 121 cts a piece, worth 18 cts. and a prominent physician of that city composition. served. The happy pair took the evening port last week. Decision, will probably also by Rev. Mr. Latbropof Stamford, one In Plush, Spun Silk, Rami], Hair Cloth,: says that the utmost care will have to be 20 " « 15 « « « 20 " Bishop Williams is at his home in Mid- train for New York, followed by the con- be given to-morrow. . Fire in Bedding. mm-: of the executive committee, cpncludiug &c., at low prices. ^ dletown, suffering from a throat disease jiatulations of a lively bevy of young peo­ The house and several outbuildings with a class exercise in gymnastics. taken by the health authorities to prevent 20 " ' Damask Towels, Knotted Fringe, at the ex­ Monday evening about eight o'clock, the most serious results. The same physi­ with which he has been troubled more or ple who accompanied them to the depot. belonging to Benjamin Beers, and form­ There is . quite a lively competition ® BUFFALO LOUNGES. II one of the lace curtains in Mrs. Fawceti's cian also reports almost one hundred cases treme low price of 25cts a piece, cheap at 40 cts. less for years. Hi3 physician has ordered erly occupied by D. C. Delevan at Red­ going on between our stove dealers in the Best in the market, from $6 upwards, in ' T e Sentinel and the Standard each millinery store, caught fire and blazed of the disease now .under his charge. The absolute rest, and hence all the bishop' published an item last week to the effect ding Center, were consumed by fire at lamp line, of which the merchants seem In order that these Damask Towels may be distributed, among our Hair Cloth. Cretonne, Tapestjy, Vel- brightly. Mr. Fred. Lauder who was pass-' midday, on Thura lay. The fire originated 'Nook," a portion of Cromwell, is also , vet andMoquetteCarpet9. Come engagements had to be cancelled. It' it bat Mr. Sterling McLean of this place ing i£the time, rushed into the store and to he reaping the benefit iu getting the customers enly four will be sold each person. ^ and see the Moquettet, the thought that after a short season he will in an- unaccountable way ia the corn afflicted with black measles of a malignant •lad been taken by his friends to thelnsane taking the burning curtain in his arms, use of the lamps. -The article referred to type, and a number of critical cases are first ever shown in this v ' SV; ; be able to resume his labors. r.. ...'v itetreat at Middletown. We are requested house. A high wind from the northwest is the new sun lamp, so called. Now vicinity, the latest •* carried it into the street, thereby prevent­ reported. v The Bridgeport jail now has112 inmates, co state that the above reports are erron­ blew the flames directly towards the would it not be a good idea for each dealer EDWARD STREET, •iv """~ style of covering. ing what might have proved a serious con- Daniel Dodd, president of the broken t# amffl all but seven of whom are males. This is eous, as the young man is at home house, which was only a few feet away. to put a lamp into one of the two lamps flagration.—Republican. Newark, N. J., savings institution, has 5 GAZETTE BUILDING ' a large number for this period of the year. ihough fears are entertained that he All the efforts of the neighbors, who on the bridge and thus give the public a RAmN and REED ROCKERS One of ti cases caused by religious excitement, 87} ;; £ DOUBLE OR SINGLE. two went to the Roxbury church, Boston Light Fingered Gentry. receipt of the news, forErie. The deceased progress they made was very slow and neglect or refusal to make out a town list, per ccnt.; and third are the cases of in­ Chamber Suits, Highlands, of which Mr. Anderson's ven- Burglars are getting in their work thick was well known in Westport, having been it took forty-eight hours of solid digging which penalty is ten per cent. in business here previous to his ren oval In Walnut, Ash, Chestnut, Basswood, temperance. erable mother is a member, and of which and fast. Last Wednesday night John before the' body was reached. Griffin to the West. He leaves three daughters, Sleigh Bells for Body and Fainted and Stained; come and see v —2 oz. bottle of Pomeroy's Crimson ink, The bean bake held by Admiral Foote one of Mr. Hamilton's brothers is pastor. Lyttcii's house on the Rocks road was fa­ leaves a wife and several small children. them, they will suit. 13 cents, at GAZETTE office. Post, G. A. R., of New Haven, Saturday vored with a surprise party who appropri­ the eldest of whom made a long visit here Martin Brennan. of New ,Fairfield, was light was a pleasant- success. A large The Grinnell Sensitive Automatic ated, as mementoes of the occasion, twelve last spring, where she a great many WALL POCKETS, J The State ^Bar association met in the Su Sprinkler is being introduced at the ia the woods last week splitting logs. He .lumber of G. A. R. men were present dollars in money, a revolver and a box of friends. perior court room-at the Capitol in Hart Simonds Works. The device consists of set a wooden wedge and struck it with Lever Gutters, Goto Iro|y^ Wood. . With Hand Painted and Slat Fronts. ^ ford Wednesday afternoon and the officers :rom all parts of the state. Buckingham cartridges. On the same night some hun­ On Wednesday^' afteraMn lfie saddest the beetle The wedge slipped and re Post of Norwalk and Douglass Fowler a water pipe running through the building' accident occurred, which has happened in Corner & 6 ide Brackets, elected for the ensuing year were as fol with solder coated sprinklers at regular gry scallawags stole several lambs, a quar­ bounded, striking him on the side of the ••Post of South Norwalk, each mustered ter of beef, loins, etc., from W. M. Terry this {dace ia a long. time, resulting in the lows: President, Charles E. Perkins o. intervals. In casb of fire, the heat, on head, knocking him down and rendering Various neat and tasty designs. iS-- Hartford; vice-presidents,E. W.Seymou. i wenty men. Forty pans of beans, twelve & Co's. refrigerator building. Two over death of a little son of Mr. and Mrs. him insensible. .How long he remained ;rp&M reaching the temperature of 155 degrees, : V of Litchfield and Henry C. Robinson, o: iams. nearly a cart load of biscuit, a bar- coats were also taken. The same evening Andrew King, who live in one of the in this condition he does not know. When : V' ';.*; ? Foot Rest Frames, & el of hard tack, seventy-five gallons of melts the Bolder from the perforated noz­ Hartford; secretary, Charles N. Joslyn o zles, and the water comes forth in a cool­ Dr. Hitchcock's horse was stolen while buildings owned by Mr. E. H, Nash, on he came to he found himself lying, on his rm line or FSENCH For Upholstering with Embroidery &c coffee and twenty gallons of oyBters indi­ River street. On that afternoon Mrs. §#3 Hartford; treasurer, WilliamC.Hammers ing stream and competes with the flames the doctor was attending a patient onMain back and veiy cold. With difficulty be •g^CAlP cted how bountifully the Elm City street. The horse thief is supposed to King, while the children, the Jboy nearly (MAP ley of Hartford; executive committee in damaging the contents of the building.' managed to get home. Soon after he was W Plain Top Stands, Lyman D. Brewster of Danbury, Willian veterans provided for the visitors. There have traveled north, but at the present three years old, and the gitl about eight SATO MASS, The Emmet club of Bridgeport visited taken with vomiting and dizziness, and a SS08S WB Atl„ Also for covering by the Ladies. K. Townsend of New Haven, William T. .vere speeches by the commanders of all writing (Monday) no satisfactoiy clue has months were, taking a wished to go up the Eiuqet 'Club of Noryralk last week, physician was sent for. Anjong the other WHO WISH.: ,; DEALER A 8PE0IALTY. t-wk; Elmer of Middletown, John M.Hall of Wil he Posts represented, singing and other been found! There was a pair o# forceprf across the river to purchase some grocer' results from the accident be is unable to Monday.^jghf. T^e fact that part of them INLAID STANDS limantic and Dvright Marcy of Rockvillt. ' nterMtisg features. - . under the cushion of the carriage seatjrel- ies, and thinking they would sleep until hear with the ear upon the side of the got lefr by^the ^st train, broke them uedat$20. her return, locked the 'door and went on r With Cribbage, Checker and Backgam­ The Army and Navy club of Connecti The splendid steamer St. John which up as a body, but not in enthusiasm. At head on which he received the blow* ^ mon, thereon. her errand. What was her horror on her Judge James Phelps, who was nomin­ cut is composed of men who served ii ias for many years plied the waters of the the Norwidk dnbroom they were royaUy -SnMBFXBUKir Judson River, between New York and •• ——-mmmm?.. return, in a.short time, to find the room ated for superior couift judge, fcst week, BOOTS $ SHOES, Music Cabinet in Ebony, cither arm of the serviee during the civi entertained, by their own confession. Ridgefield is threatened with a matrimo­ Albany, and on which many of our citi­ filled with smoke, and thedead body of her in place of Judge MoBes Culver, deceased, war, regardless of rank. Generals ant* The services consisted In speeches, songs, nial epidemic. gi|" A new and handsome article for the .5-. zens have sailed while en route to Sarato- boy, which she had so recently left was born January 12,1822, and so la just '•j:i Ladies. privates are equally entitled to privileges victuals, etc., and-oiir local talent showed slumbering peacefully, lying upon the jo, was totally consumed by fire at her Prof. Carswell lectured recently recent- past sixty-three years old. He is a veteran CYLINDER ROLL TOP DESKS, LA- which are entirely social. A reunion ha off well ground the festive bond, in ora­ ly on temperance, to ajlim attendance. floor, his clothing entirely burned off and OFFERS SPECIAL BARGAINS. % been held every summer, the last ono i« lock in New York, Saturday morning. tory as Well as eatatory. The visitors in­ democratic politician, having served in DIE'S DESKS, and.DESKS and BOOK&ft;1£i:^ The St. John and Drew of the Peoples L C. Seymour mangled his hand with a. the body charred and scorched in a the lower house of our legislature three CASES COMBINED, LIBRARY, MAR-g§gft|| Hartford on the evening of Buckingham vited our Emmets to Bridgeport, March BLE TOP. CENTER, and WALNUT andllfegSI# tine are sister boats and were the finest brace and bit recently. He says It's a frightful manner. Her shrieks soon times and in the state senate one term, In Ladies French and American Kid, Pebble Goat, Cloth and Kid day last year. It is now proposed to hav. 4th, which invitation will probably be ac­ brought the neighbors, who were in turn ASH EXTENSION TABLES. ." a winter ruuuion at the Winthrop hotel ii. vessels that ever ran on the Hudson bloody bore. and in the Congress of the United States Top bhoes. Some lots suiled goods less 'han halt c<>st Ono loi cepted. horrified at the sight- The husband Was three terms, running in the second district >, Plush Top Standi! Meriden, on Monday evening, Februarj river. They were each over four hundred On Wednesday evening, as Dr. W. G. The house of S. S. Hurlbutt will be oc­ French Kid, regular $4.5t> Sh e for $2.50 mostly small sizes. One lot ^sai feet in length and fitted and equipped in immediately, notified and he too was as a greenbacker as well as a democrat. 23, if forty members will agree to attend.. Brownson, who had been in consultation cupied by city people next summer. And nearly crazed with grief. The remains Ladies Pebble lioat lint ton, a good $'!.l0 shoe tor $2, mostly slim Dinner will be $3.00 a plate, not including the most superb and costly manner. The that means style. Judge Phelps was a law student at Yale, Walnnt Flower & Corner Stands, # with Dr. Gregory of Norwalk, was driving were reviewed byDeputy Coroner Powers, and was admitted to the bar in 1845. His widths. A good chance tor those having narrow tVet to get a peifect wine. A circular Ha9 just been sent ou it. John has been an unlucky steamer, over the railroad crossing at the head of Scotland, a suburb of Ridgefield, is all fit at low prices. Lot Ladies Uubbeis 25 cts. Lot Men's liubbera 50 FOLDING BED,f^: ^ jer most serious former accident was the after which they were taken in charge by nomination was a general surprise.—Hart­ to members by Major J. C. Kinney, o. "Pudding Lane," on his return home, one agog in anticipation of a school exhibition the undertaker. On Thursday the parents cts. Lot Children's shoes 50 cts., was rold at $1. Lot Buys (Jaiters Complete new Styles, with Wire Mattras- Hartford, secretary of the«lub. bursting of a steam pipe, occasioning con- of *he forward wheels of his carriage sud­ to be given soon. ford Courant. es, low prices. tiderable loss of life some eight cr ten left with the body for Schenectady, N. Bank Examiner A. B. Mygatt, of New 75 cts. The jbest .American Kid, $3- thoes ever sold in or walk Mr. George Clarke, who purchased th< denly collapsed and the Doctor who was It is a refreshing announcement of the Y., which is their native place, where the BOOK AND MUSIC BACKS. years ago. _ Milford has so far completed his investi­ Alen's Shoe Special, 'lhe Dniiglats $3 shoe, the FenrIe>-8 2.50, and the General Craufurd place on Prospect Hili. wrapped up in a buffalo robe and blanket Pre*t, that the hens of Scotland are "be- fUneral will be held. They have the heart- best $2 Shoes in the market. Stuga Boots, a good bout, $1.90, the ALSO The figures of merit of the Connecticut and unable to help himself, was thrown gation into the affairs of the Shetucket is now iu Boston with l)is company play ginning to do their duty." That means felt sympathy of the entire community in Bank, of Norwich, as to-prove the sub­ National Guard for the month of Decem­ violently to the frozen ground. He struck Old Reliable $2 25. The best Boot, to keep, sott and turns water, ail Wire Beds anil Tots, jfif* ing "Victor Durand." the Boston Trm nogg. this, their dreadful bereavement. £1S ber, based on the drill reports, were issued stantial accuracy of the original statement hand work, $4. SfiS: Hair. Cotton, Wool, Rattan and Excelsior" slier thus speaks of him-"Mr. Clarke ha upon his right side, and as the injury was The skating rink growing in favor, concerning its affairs. Its Capital will be iast week from the Adjutant General's so painful it was at first thought his ribs ii ttst of Patents rw.Mattrasses, Pillows, Bolsters, &c. 4-SU4S many friends here and they have rarely notwithstanding the counter attractions of impaired from $28,000 to $25,000, mostly Husks, large or small quantity ^ ifflce. The First Regiment leads the list were broken, and after reaching home and Issued from the-U. 8. Patent office forthe week seen him in anything to better advantagi the ice skating on Hurlbutt's pond, and ending Jan. 90 for the State of Connecticut, bad loans. But there is nothing to prevent jvith an even 87 as its figure of merit, examining himself he was pleased to find First duality Rubber Goods, all Kinds His character is one that could easilj the Methodist revival. furntkbed ns irou the offico 6f John H. Esrle, its continuing business oa this reduced (MOTS CHADS AMD B0CKEB8.|S be spoiled by over-acting. This he dot> the Fourth comes next with 88.38, the no bones were broken. His face, side and dolioitor of Patents, New Haven, Conn. Revival meetings are being held in the O. M. Bargees, assignor to Baseell * Krwia. capital si long as the directors shall see not do. It is a splendid and extremel, Second being third with A footing of knees were somewhat bruised. Fortu­ L ive Ceese Feathers. 1^ ig.29. The third comes last with a Methodist church and considerable interest New BriHiin,fl«e shbvgl. fit. The question of ex-Cashier Roath's %ll at the Very Lowest Prices 1 natural personation throughout, while hi nately the horse did not attempt to run. F. B. Dibble, N«* Haven, hone ear canopy. exact relation to the irregularities, and of Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads. Bureaus, WashJ^# - -nowing of 77.16. The Fifth Battalion's, Mr. Hornet Brown, an apparently poor is manifested. Ridgefield sinners are . W. A. Foskett, New Haven, steam trap. elocution is almost faultless. In the scei. already few^and gradually becoming ex- J. A. Hoase, * C. H. Dimond, Bridgeport, the degree of his culpability, is more com­ " stands,' etc., etc., with Ruth, where she denounces him to tgure of merit is78.03, and of the Battery but honest laboring man, happened along automatic damper -Tegnla or. P. S.—One Lot LadieB Shoes. All kinds. $1, worth $2 and $3. . 3.50. The company standing the highest tract., ' A H. Jones, Heriden, talwtafr. plicated and not yet decided. Charles At Very Low Pricf8,m> his supposed wrong, his struggle with h. at the time of the accident and kindly as­ L. T. Lawson, assignor to Meriden Malleable Webb, formerly of Bridgeport,. president •f the entire state force is Company A, sisted the Doctor out of his trouble as best The Prett jnan is skeptical concerning Iron Co., Meriden, extension ehandelier. Call and Examine when in want of great luve for his wife and his subdue ofthe Shetucket Batik, is said to have lil i i6»k' ^ «,ytU»gia.pyltoe., indignation for her beliet in his guilt, w« tecond Regiment. The Machine Gun be could, for which he (the Doctor) feels the infinite happiness of the termer. It is W. Mason, assignor to Winchester Repeating evident, from his pen picture of life on a Arms Co., New Haven, uafcasine fire arm been the most popular man in Norwich. T£; exquisitely doue, more especially as . ,'latoon (except the otfe located in New profoundly grateful. The Doctor will G. J. McDsrraott. Handy Hook, recovering He has. been elected city treasurer for reached the clLnax when he was ready t iaven, which is rated 90.11) and Com- probably soon recover from the effects of farm, that the Prett man doesn't know an rubber from robber waste. . ox yoke from a scythe snath. The farmer B. 8. Smith, Waterbury, lever baeVJe. thirteen years. thS lUt^part of the time rush out of the house to be shot down I iiny C. Fourth Regiment, Stamford his fall. His manyfriends will be pleased H. Steels, aamignor 14 to A. H. Hyde, Hew without opposition because It was useless Vnder Opera House Wall Street, Nonvalk the guards, as he could not make hi -re reported as incomplete in their organ- to learn that his injuries are no jnore is a happy being, old boy, and b'goll Britain, marking bsli#v« he was innocent •zations. - -' serious.—New Canaan Meuengvr.. " dpn't you forget it. if'' NORWALK GAZETTE, TUESDAY JANUARY 27, 18S5

ODDS AMD BHDS. ••gmsBWAir- divbiiiri, ^tV THB MABUS OF NATIONS. NEW MARKET/ BERNARD COHN, : • . . ...• . _ The preatdent haB nomlnatcd Edwin D. BEST OBaAlTS No. 6 Main Street, Norwalk, DAN6URY&NORWALK R.R A FUI.L USE OV ing and bnrning, instantly relieved by a warui — The"Sfa^filulng Boo^c"makQ sa hogs­ For Easiest Payments, Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Pork, head of bluing water for lQ ceiitS. Try it. trativo of the peculiar lack of inventive- Commenclnsr June 9th, m etaaoet Ireland—which Julius Cresar Ebath with Outicura Soap, and and a single applica­ The MASON & HAMLIN^ CO. now offer to rent any one of tbeir famous Organs fint called Hiliernia—is a Mad of modi­ HAMS, POULTRY, Ac., always on band at the Imported and Domestic Cloths. tion ot uuticura, the great skin cure.. i hia repeat* For sale by R. P. Beatty, grocer,' Norwalk, seas of the people of our s'ster republic" BAIL* TKAISS very towestmarketprie.es. GAME of all kinds to Ot the Latest Styles, .:onetant]y on hand. cd daily, with two or three doses, of Cntlcnla He- Conn. (which are certainly the best in the world) for six months, giving the person hiring Lagos, fication of Erin, or the country of the its season. Try me; I will try to salt. w. F. Novelties in Scotch Suiting, satisfaction guaran­ solvent, the new blood purifier, to keep the blood A church was lately bnil at on souilx OLCKWOOD, late with Adams Bros. 6m45 cool, the perspiration pare and nnlrritatlng, the full opportunity to test it thoroughly in bis own bouse, and return if be does no the main line of- the Mexicau Central West teed in every particular. Lv. Norwalk, Lv .So. Norwalk, Ar. Wilson Poin bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, :wlll On a grave stone In the cemetery at longer want it. If he continues to hire it until tbe aggregate of rent paid amounts to 1 Scotland from Sootia, a tribe which speedily cure Eczema, Tetter, King worm,.Paorla- Stratford lsinsc.ibed:—"Erectedin mem­ Railroad, and wlieii Snisbed the fatl era T 34 a. m. 7 47 a. m. 7 55 a.m. vjK TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ) 813, Lichen Prurltur, Stcalled Head, Dandruff, and the price of the organ, it bt-coineK lit* i>rt»iM-r«> without tun Iter pMjHieiit. annoyed to find that a big hole, 8 58 " 9 ",o «' 9 ao " originally came from Ireland. It wis OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF thk CURRENCY, > every species of Itching, Scaly, and Pimply Hn- ' ory of our beloved sister by her two broth­ vmtet 12 55 p. m. 1 lop. m. lS0p.m. WASHINGTON, January 8th, isss. ) mors of the scalp and Skin, when the best physl- er^ gratuitously." iri; : - They will also furnish their NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS on similiar conditions. from whioh the olay for the adobes used 4 S9 " ;• 4 47 " SOS anciently called Caledonia, which means Wht.EAS, By satisfactory evidence presented to P. W. BATES, cians and all known remedies fail. the utijersigncd it has been made to appear _that ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with net price ,free. in eonstrncting the edifice had been ex* JV orth; a mountainous country—forests and v :... .. " AT HIS ,. ECZEMA TWEXTV TEABS In sending packages of third and fourth "THE FAIKFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Warerooms: 46 East I4th St., (Union Square) New York. -' l® cavated,. remained directly in front of Lv. Wilson Point, Lv. So. Norwalk, Ar, Norwa. lands. OF NORWALK," in the Town of NORWALK, in My m-atitude to God Is unbounded for the. relief class be sure and write your name c—. 8 30a.m. the County of FAIRFIELD and State of CONNECTICUT I have obtained from the use of the outicura Rem­ atf» the main entrance. Orders were given 9 20 a.m. X ttSa. m Parfogul, the ancient Lpsitania, was as coming from you and give your street 140 p. m. 213 p.m. SIS p. m. - '• has complied with all the provisions of the "Act of. edies. I have been troubled with Eczema on, my and numoer, so that if it is undelivered it 4 25 " " so named from a to^n <6n: thft river Congress to enable National Banking Associations MARBLE & GRANITE YARD legs for twenty years. I hail not. a comfortable to have the uuraghtly hole filled up. 4 55 4 S9 p. m. : • " : to extend their corporate existence and for o.her may be returned to you. 5 40 " #15 « SWp. IU ';V Doaro, called Gale, opposite to which Wator stroot, night for night for years, the bcrning and Itching Ihia was done by shovelling into it earth purposes," approved July 12th, 18S9. , wore so Intense. Now. lam-happy to say, I.have JESSE HOPSON, and oiay from tbe nearest bank. Bnt CHAS. M. CRAWFOHD; Snpt T;'" the inhabitants built a city called Porto NOW, 'l'nEBEFORE, I, HENRY W, CANNON.COmp- f'- S • HAS NEW DESIGNS TN no trouble. Only the liver-colOretl patches on my Ribbon, pocket handkerchiefs, neckties, tvoller of the Currency.dohereby certify that limbs remain as a token of my;fonner.misery. • - ' W M&M7FACTUREK Of this, of ooune, left another h<>le, and so N. Y., N. K. ft S. BA1LE0AD. or Oporto. And when the country was "THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Henhv L. SMITH. gloves, laces, embroideries') dress patterns, OF NORWALK," in the Town of NORWALK, in the Head Stones, Monuments aud 1S3 West Avenue, Itoaheateri -N. Y. - corsets, samples of calico or silks and the painstaking Mexicans went to work Trains leave South Korwall: for Sew York. recovered from the Moors the inhabi­ County of FAIRFIELD and State of CONNECTICUT is authorized to have succession for the period speci­ nil kinds of Memorial Work. ECZEMA OS A.CHILD. hosiery, aire rated as fourth-class, and and filled up that in like manner, leav« 4 56 p. m. li 59 p. m. Bos. Express tants combined the words and called it Your most valuable Cutlcura Remedies have don postage is charged at one cent an ounce. FINE CARRIAGES, 5 14 " Boston ex 80S " i3i^plt;5o 0 fied in its amended articles of association, namely my child so much good that I feel like saying this ing another gap in the ground, which 5 24 " Adams ex 3 30 " Portucale—hence Portugal. until close of business on January 1«, 1S05. CALL AND SEE Til EM 5 50 " • r CURRENCY BUREAU ") IN TESTIMONY for the benefit of those who are troubled with sKin Coaches, Landaus Laudaulets, iSrouglmms. Mail Phajtons, T Carta. was then filled, and the operation was S.N. special 447 " . Spain; ;the aqoiont: Iberia, from the Seal of the Comptroller I WHEREOF, witness disease. My little girl was troubled with Eczema In making.a present of a book, it i3 per­ G17 " Accomtion 509 " missible to write an inscription or dedica­ Village Carts, Hearses and Undertaker's Wagons. • r- repeated until - the hole was run out of 7 05 " Bt special 656 " ' Accom'ti< n river IberiUa or Sispaaia, from the 1 of the Currency. fray handand seal of .ind I tried several doctois and medicines, bnt did 7 25 " LO I TREASURY DEPARTMENT. J office this 8th day of not do her any good until I used the Cutlcura Rem­ tion upon the cover or one of the blank to*to, ad to speak, and the good fathers S.N. . ex 3 40 " vnir Phoenician which signifies January, 1SS5. H. W. CANNON, edies, which speedily cufed her, for which I owe Carriago Repairing in all its Branches. 7 42 " Local ex 8 45 " 8.N. speda! Spaniga, FOB SALE. leaves, but it must not contain anything S 25 " 10 03 " 4t2 comptroller of the Currency. you many thanks and many nights of rest. congratulated themselves on being rid 9 08 " Express abounding with rabbits, which animals ANTON BOSSMIEK, Union fiaXcru. that partakes of personal correspondence. lyl NOHWALK. CONN. 1256 ex. c V.. : A STYLISH V * Edinburgh, Ind. ' of an unsightly nm^auce. People who 9 38 " Accora'tion Snntlaj Ac., 915 a. m. are very nttmerous in that country— Tax Collector's Sale. ..CvV.i: • -fj;; i rrc. 10 29 a. ra. Local ex " Local 614 p. ni. hence Spain. TETTER OF 1HE SCALP. Written visiting cards are regarded as wonder why the Mexicans are n<--t more 1145 " Accom'tion Milk, 8 40 » ' J^OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, first-class matter and subject to letter France^ from the Franks, a people of VICTORIA, I was almost perfectly bald, caused by Totter of enterprising than they are, will fiud in Leaves South NorwalK for New Haven. Collector of Taxes, under, and by virtue of a the top of the scalp. I used your Cutlcura Reme­ rates. - If printed they can be sent at. the 1 21 a. m., Wash, ex certain!in taxwarrant, duly executed and signed by dies about six weeks, and they cured my scalp per­ this little tale one explanation of the 614 p. m. Local ex Germany who conquered that country* proper authority and directed to the undersigned, Newly Trimmed and Painted. rate of one cent for each two ounces; that 6 38 " Accomtion 6 47 S. N. specli"! feet!;tly, and now my hair is coming back as think: as is, if the card is of an embellished design. difficulty which stands iu the way of a 7 25 " 3!ilk train 6 5S Sp'f'ld Xo. ex Its ancient name was Celta, Gaul or commanding him to levy and collect of George L it ever was. J.* "P. C"SOICE . 846 " Accomtion 729 Finney and other persons named on the rate book, A Fine Family Carriage. Whltesboro', Texas. rapid*devel pmcnt of the country. S. N. special Gallia-Barcchata, tlio latter signifying on the list to said warrant annexed, their several 919 " Boston ex 8 02 B't special Coal oil or petroleum may be very nice 10 4S " Accom:tion 8 24. striped breeches, which were worn by proportions of the sum total as therein stated, said COVERED WITH BLOTCHES. S. N. special sun being a tax or assessmentlaid upon theass'ess- Will be sold at a very low pri<«. for illuminating purposes^ but surely it is THB SEELP IIT. 12 13 p. m. Boston ex 944 Accom'tion r I want to tell you that your Cutlcura Resolvent UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS OOUNfRlr't'WIU. 146 " Accomtion 10 55 flams the natives. ; '.;; - ' ment list made In 1881 by the inhabitants of the not the proper, thing to cure a cough with. SEE B* EXAMINING THI8 MAP, THAT THB A ex town of Norwalk, regularly and legally assembled, HENRY TILLY, la magnificent. About three months ago my face 312 " Local ex 11 28 Boston ex Switzerland, the anoient Helvetia, was to wit, on the 21st day of December, A. D.. 1881 met was covered with blotches, and after using three Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is looked upon as Considering that about a third ot our 4B2 " Accomtion 1147 so named by the Austrians, who called for the purpose of providing for the indebtedness bottles of Resolvent I was perfectly cured. the standard cough"remedy. lives is passed in beds, they deserve much 4 60 " Local ex Sundays 8 00 a. m. Mail of said town, levies upon the following described CARRIAGE MAKER, FltBDEIUCK M/.ITP.E. 610 " «« 941 « iU. 83 St. Charles Street, Kew Orleans, La. more attention than they get France has 540 " 652 p. m. the inhabitants of these mountainous real estate oi said George L. Finney, one tract of 3 Never try to raise a family without a trrtfiaH 8. X. special acres situated in town of Norwalk, and bounded as SOUTH NORWALK. ITT POISOKIKG. long been In advance of the rest of the countries Schweitzers. follows,to wit. ; good newspaper,, providing it contains the Northerly by land of William St.John, Easterly For all cases of poisoning by Ivy or dogwood, I Frrighi Lim' rlm:t t .P\ ' • ' hbhl, the English of which is hollow, im­ Eighty cents, that being the proportion of the said *' North of Norwalk Cemetery, : > r needless temptation before persons who tresses, trat iu the fact that the matresses TKS S* OP£LL SI George L. Finney of the sum total la said list, to­ might not Otherwise be tempted to commit are pulled dad remade annually. This plying a very low country. The inhabi­ gether with the charges of levy, sale, Ac. NORWAEK, ' - « ©OKI?. a felony. tants are called Dutch, from the Ger­ GEORGE B. ST. JOHN. is why beds in other countries are gen­ Tax Collector, list 1881. Dealer in ln Green House and . Hot Hooso and CATARRH erally such a mockery of the French man dextsch or teutsch. Dated at Norwalk, January IT, A. D. 1885. Bedding and Vegetable Flants, Fruit and Ornamen­ —You can let your clothes lie in the Sweden and Norway were anciently tal Trees Shrubbery, Vines. Cut Flowers always water as long as you Wish If you use beds, which they are intended to imitate. Tax Collector's Sale. on hand and all sorts of designs in Flowers arranged " Spenfce's Sky Bluing Book" for bluing. French houses usually have a courtyard Olty ;r.v.phical position, tha Ghortest and best, route between the East, Northeaat and firstly, very good springs; secondly, a near. lowing described real estate of said George I.. Cure begins from first application, and is rapid, Goutiieast, and tfta^West, «Jorthwoat and Southwest. Denmark means the marches, territo­ Finney, situated in town of Norwalk. and radical, permanent, and never failing. Speciid Prescription. See the testimonials It Is literally and etrlotly true, that Its connections are ail of the prinolpal lines thick hair mattress over them; thirdly, a bounded as follows, to wit Ode bottle Radical Cure, one .bottle Catarrhal in another column. sf rasd between the Atlantic and the Phclflo. thick wool-mattress over that. Both mat­ S. ries or boundaries of the Danes. Northerly by land of William St.John, Easter­ Soluent, and one Improved Inhaler, in one pack­ fly its inain line and • brahohes It reaches Onicaao, Jollot, Peoria, Ottawa, B. WILSON," Russia is tke ancient Sarmatio, whioh ly-by land of the heirs of George Loobwood,- age, may now be had of all druggists for $1.00 Ua Salle, Csneseo, T.loilne and. Rock Ijsiand, In llllnole i Davenport, Musdatlne, tresses should be remade every two years. fckratherly and Westerly by highway, also one Ask tor Sanford's Radical Oure. PotHf Drug and A box with Us lid nailed oh is held as Chemical Co., Boston. • being closed against inspection, and is Wftslilngton, Keokuk, Knoxvllle, Oakaloosa, Fairfield, Das Moines, West L berty, •• has been subsequently named Mnscovy. other tract of land bounded North and Wostby lewa City, Atiantio, Avoca, Audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Center and Council Blufe, liighway, East by hoirs of George Lockwood, MAN CFACTtlEBRS OF AND DEALERS IN therefore subject to letter rates. Post­ ARES THB HENROOST. Carpenter ifinilder, It derives its present names from Collins' Voltaic Electric Plaster •a tawa; Gallatin, Tronton, Cameron and Kansas City, in Wllaaourl,-«pd Leaven- and South by heirs oi Charles Finney, con­ Instantly affects the Nervous masters have no right to pry open such a Worth and Atch&on in Kansds, and the hundreds of olt'es, villages ar.d towns Buss), a Sclavonic tribe who founded taining one acre, more or lees And I shall sell Steam Band & Scroll Sawing, System and banishes Pain. A box and then nail lt up again. Eveu if ifiterniedlate. The As thieffln the negroes in Biirbadoes the Bnssian monarchy. The original at Public Anction, on the premisos hereinbe­ perfect Electric Battery com­ they had the right to do so they have not WindowFr me«,Blinds Ac. fore described, on the 24th day of Match, A.D., bined with a Porous Plaster for the time. are most expert, and burglaries are fre­ savage inhabitants used to paint their 1S85 at 10.30 o'clock lorenoon, so much there­ LUMBER, IS THE VBY 25 cents. It annihilates Pain, '•'GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE" quent) especially in the smaller houses. Piiikiiig Roxos, Mouldings and bodies in order to appear more terrible of art will raise the sum oi Two dollars, that or a vitalizes Weak and Worn Out being the proportioned tho said Georgo L. REEVE Parts, strengthensTired Mus- —Mme. Demorest says that the "Sky As it la familiarly called, offers to trfcvoters, all the advantages and comforts A henroost it is almost impossible to Bi-ackcts Made to OhIit in battle. They generally lived in the oles,'prevents Disease, and does more in one-half ir>o:dent to a smooth traek, safe bridges, Union Depots at all connecting points, I'inney ot the sum total in said list, together TIMBER, the time than any other plaster In the world. Sold Bluing Book" for bluing clothes is perfect, Fast Express Trains, composed of COMMODIOUS, WELL VENTILATED, WELL preserve from them, and if they get into Orders by Telephone or Sail promptly attended to mountains, and their chariots were their 'villi the charges of low, sale, etc. everywhere. and who better than Mme. Demorest is USAT£2. FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT DAY COACHE3 j a line of the GEOKGK15. ST. JOBN, able to judge. For sale by R. P. Beatty one they will sweep it clean. Their First-ClassTnrning done liy Geo. Mer. = only habitations. Tax Colleotor, List 18S2. tflOST MAGNIFICENT MORTON RECLlNiNO CHAIR CAR3 ever built t PULLMAN'S mode of proceeding on such occasions Dated at Koi'valk, January 17.1883. SHINGLES, grocer, Norwalk, Conn. latest designed and handsomest PALACE SLEEPING OARS, and DINING CARS Shop and Sesidenee, 11, Summer, Street, Turkey took its name from the Turks TOE PROPRIETORS OF that are acknowledged by press and people to ba the FINEST RUN UPON ANY is, I am told. as follows: Having ob­ oi* Turcomans, uliich signifies wan­ ly59 Tax Collector's Sale. Third-class matterembraces such articles road IN THE COUNTRY, and In whioh superior meals are served to travelers at tained an entry, they sieze each bird Norwalk. Conn. • derers, and originally belonged to the: LATH, r;,9 low rate Of SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. \[OTICE in heroby given that ihonuder- as books, pamphlets, circulars, engravings, THREE TRAINS oaoli way between CHIOAQO and the MISSOURI RIVER. from tbe perch, put its head nnder its Ottoman empire, from Othomau, of lithographs, newspapers, magazines and one JGN signed, Collector of Taxes, under and 1 (OLD INDIAN CURE) TWO TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL, wing, and whirl the unfortunate fowl their principal leaders. bv virtue of a certain tax warrant, dn'y execut­ all matter of the same general character, via the famous • • ^ ed and signed by propor authority and directed DOORS, Present to sufferers from the wasting diseases due round and found in the air five or six to IMFUR1! BLOOD an "OLD, TlilED AND trfk" and-postage is charged at the rate of one EATING I.EJIOTiS. to tho undersigned. commanding him to levy- cent for each two ounces or fraction timeSi The result of this (as I can BANEBBS, end collect of Georgo L. Finney and remedy. Tried by the test of time and practical ALBERT LEA ROUTEi SASH, nsc, it is acknowledged thereof. 1 January I, 1882, a new ilne will be opened, via Seneca and Xankakee, between testify) is that the bird remains torpid, f JRIME Railway Securities always on other persons named ia tho rato " book, Newport News, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indisr.apotli and La Fayette, and Counoit A good deal has been said through on the list to said warrant annexed, their TlieGEU of BLOOD PURIFIERS and apparently ufeless, and is thus I _ Hand for Investment. several proportions of tho sum total as therein If it is bilious headache that troubles PiuRa, St. Paul, Minneapolis and intermediate points. the papers about the healthfnlness of All Throush Passengers carried on FaSt'Express Traiifs. easily stowed away m a Dag without dan­ Minneapolis Real Estate 7 per cent. tated. said sum being a tax or. assessment BLINDS] Made strictly by the old Indian Recipe, without you, you need never have another attack. Bonds for sale < 1101 and Interest. lemons: The latest advice is how to use laid itpon tho assessment list made in thcsllghtest change, just as it was nearly a century For more detailed information, see Mapsand Folder8,wh!eh may be obtained, as ger of inconvenient cackling. Nor is it Send to your druggist and get a bottle of <*e!l as i ickets, at all principal Ticket Offices in the United States and Canada, or of Proprietors«t "Poor's Mammal of Bail* 1883 by the inhabitants of the town of ago. An excellent tonic and appetizer, eminently Palmer's Little Liver Pills; they will cure against their betters only that such at­ them so they will do the most good, as Norwalk, rogularly and legally assembled, to adapted to troubles peculiar to woman. ways. Correspondence invited. MOLDING It is a vegetable preparation, containing no mcr- you. R. R. CABLE, -/ E. ST. JOHN, tacks are directed, for they prey equally follows: Most people know the benefit wit. on the 24th day of Decembor, A. D., 1883, enry or other mineral poison, and will not cure one V!pe*Preft't & QeR'l Manager, \ OenM T'K't A Paii'r As % 45 Wall Street. . • • Sew York. . of lemonade before breakfast, but few met for the purpose of providing lor the indebt­ disease by producinganother. Compoueded under upon each other. Every night in Bar- Iy4l ~ edness oi said town, lovies upon tho following the'supervision of an eminent physician of 30 years' A tax bill, a receipt, an abstract of title, CKSCACO. people know that it is more than doubled described real estate of said George L. Finney WINDOW FRAMES, practice. It is an absolutely Infallible cure for a power of attorney, a promissory note, a badoes is made hideous by the discharge /f ft l'j* v g i ^ WANi'ED for the most by taking it at night. The way to get situated in town of Norwalk, and bounded as every known form of Disease, arising from Blood mortgage, a draft or check, cancelled of curious; old firearms out of the win­ * • popularand easiest selling follows, to wit Taint, belt book ever published, •'TWENTY YEARS OF the better of a bilious system withotifc checks, coupons, an invoice bill, a state­ dows of tile shanties as a warning that Northerly by land of William St John, East­ PICKETS, &C. Syphilis is any stage, Scrofula,Ulecn,BheumallRni ment, a pension voucher, a telegraphic G Bin»ill'. blue pills or quinine, is to take the juice erly by land of tho heirs of George Lockwood, Catarrh. Ulcerated Sort Throat, White Swel­ the inmates are on their guard. Hon.J s. Wise,M. C.,from Ya..gays: "Whoever Southerly and Westerly bv highway, also one ling, Eczcma, Tetter,Pimples, or Eruptions dispatch, a bank note or any document DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY takes it vp, no matter whether he tie Ht\. Blaine's of one, two or three lemons, as appetite oilier tract of land bounded North and West by of any kind. with writing upon it is subject to letter friend or enemy, will rteeer put it tiaHltl until he craves, in as muoh water as makes it highway, East by hoirs of. George Lockwood, Veneered Hard Wood Work, Indorsed by practicing physicians. Sold by rates.- . has read the whole." Agents make from 9200 to and South by heirs of Charles Finnny con­ Druggists, Large bottle, $1.50; 3 bottles, $4; 6 Greek is, perhaps, the most perfect in­ $1.000 per month. Over 0,000 agent already em­ pleasant to drink without sugar, before bottles, $7.S0. Wholesale by the O. I( C. Co., 176 ployed. f end for our very liberal terms. Address. taining one acre, moeo or less. And I sha! I sell Fnlton Street, New York; Iy52 —Go to R. P. Beatty, grocer, Norwalk strument of thought ever invented by going to bed. In the morning on rising, at Pnblio Anction, on the premises herpiubo- fi ;i id vcot! foiling A: in;: THEUKXBY BILL PUB, CO, Korideh. CURB. Conn., and get a sample free of the " Sky AND SILVERWARE map, and its literature has never equal­ lots at least half an hour before breakfast, iorc described, on tho 24th day of March, A. I) l 11 n T Sena 3ix cents for postage, and re- Bluing Book." It has no equal for bluing 1S85 at 10.45 o'clock a. ni., so much thereof as A V n I /in,celve .free, a costly box of . goods led in-purity of style aud boldness ot ex­ IT j, T Tlfor working people. Send 10 cents post- take the juice of one lemon in a goblet will raise tho Bum of Two dollars that being u A J.I ALiuiyhicij will help yon tj more money, clothes. No streaks, no greenish tinge, n It lir age, and we wlllmaii you free, a royal. the proportion of the said George L, Finney o! pression. 14 • «« valuable sample box of goods that will of water. This will clear the system o{ right away than anything else in this world; AH or and a perfect ultramarine blue. We know, • . ». !! :— the snm total in said list, together with''.he So, Kroi'twallt. Oomit cither sex, succeed from firsthonr. The broad road for we have tried it. pnt yoa in the way of making more monev in a few humor and bile with efficiency, without charges of lew, Rale &c. to fortune opens befofe the workers,absolutely sure: —We consider the " Skv Bluing Book" days than you ever thought possible at any business at once address, True & Co., Angusta, Maine. a wonderful discovery. Never before has Capital not required. Yon can live at home and any of the weakening effects of calomel ' GEORGE B. ST. JOHN. In sending^ one, two, three, or four work in spare time only, or all the time. All of both Tax Collector, list 18&"?. an utoamarine bluing been produced that sexes, of all ages,grandly successful, so cents to |5 or Congress water. People should not Iiaicd at Norwalk, January 17, A. D., 1885, articles of the fourth class, or, in fact, any was sedltnetttless. Now you can have the easily earned every evening, that all who want irritate the stomach by eating lemons num er of articles up to four pounds, you beautiful blae of theball bluings, without work may test the business, we make this unparal­ can indicate oh such package the names tt Uuittg to the great depression in most kinds of maniifiictttriag leled offer: To all who are not well JsarfsBCd we will dear; the powerful aoid of the juice, the articles inclosed. You can also write i in crests and the consequent dullness of trade, we arejpfepared tb the-sediment which spots the clothe!). send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing ns. Full which is always most corrosive, invari­ Ge.t a book from R. P. Beatty, grocer, particulars, directions etc., sent free.- Immense pav upon or attach to any such articles, by offer extra inducements to buyers Wo have a fail line ef the above Aioryralk, Conn., and tiy it. absolutely sure for all who start at on<*. JJon't de­ able produces inflammation after a tag or label,, a mark or number, name or ^ - lay. Address, STINSON h Co., Portl>fmJ, Saine. letter, for purpose of identification. nanied goods,and are confident that we can suit yoti 'ffoth iti qutflfty whiles but properly diluted so that it : ; : ADVICE TO HOTHSB8. does not burn or draw the threat, it does i;nd price. 'V ' ™ " : God Srver an-I RicMs ft ting. Examiner in LOVED BY LADIES. Are you disturbed at nieht-and broken its medical work without harm, and of your rest bv a sick child suffering and A USEFUt TRADE ESSitY iESRNEff. V. s. Pit. OJHca Ladies love delicate and delicious per­ when the stomach is clear of food has 1876 to 1888. crying with pain of cutting teeth ? If so, COAL. fumes, In Parkers Hair Balsam they not Watch & Clock Repairing & Jobbing send lit Once and get a bottle of Mrs abundant opportunity to work over the - Offices, 486 Hain Street, not only Satisfy this taste, but have an Window's Soothing Syrup for Children system thoroughly, says the medical BBIDGEPOBT, CONN. article which attests falling hair, removes W- '• .v.,*-v- - a specialty at .' .. ' Teething,. Its value, is incalculable. It authority. dandruff, restores the original color and will relieve the poor little sufferer imme­ imparts a beautiful gloss, softness and diately. Depend upon it, mothers, there life. Does not soil the linen, is not a dye, .T A Cf irSiON ; &n&niistake about it. It cures dysentery CHINESE CHILD VENDERS. COAL: CUT? THIS OUT cleanly and economical. 3t2 and 'diafiphofeai'i'o^iilates the stoftnach ana - A"n«l w hon want to ;• < -w -i n bowels, cures , wind colic, softens the -Pitf-ritt-. -'-n-i f'T >Mir ; : vV-P.-iteuf - ..-ui-' •' : n'l,L OU wantforacoavenieiitaniiport- ryktL'ipjitnnr.-; pi- >111; Chinese banker, Han-Qua of Canton. Be tone and energy to.'the whole system. ab!e PI. ATI Mi Al'PABATt'K, wtth-which-any one six to twelve years of age are sold by • tf.". •-Ilefercp.rc -'ni flve year's in this Il.tLKY IN DOUBLE HARNESS. •siaisenred by using PHCB BITTEES € cratic president was inaugurated. He country, 1 am enabled at first sight to adapt lenses •SULHTOB BlItKaS. aotasslstorcure.- - Itl NEVERSLIP now proposes to call in his friends on the " Kongh on Kats." .- mostapprcptiate to restore the vision toitEroiiginal lever falls. vigor and cure all the various diseases, of the eve. The habit of balking in double harness Operatives -who arc evening of March^4, and test what is prob­ Clears out rats; mice, roaches, flirs. aats, I nave therefore combined my practice of'an •closely confined in Cleanse the vitiated! Horse Shoes ably the oldest barrel of eider in'the state. bed-bngs, sbauke, chipmunks, gophers. 15s. Oculist , with that of an Optician,-and am now en­ can generally be easily overcome by 2 the nulls and work- ilood when you bcoF Druggists.• • 1 "• i • • • —. abled to furnished all kinds of lenses and styles of sshops; Clerks, who ts Imparities burst- AAKD Spectacles and Eye. Glasses which are made to means of a cord one-fourth of an inch in Ida sot procure snf- ng thronch the skin GEAKDMOTHEB SAYS Heart Pains. ovuer under my own supervision, to suit mj cus­ diameter and sixteen foot in length, an •detent exercise, and n Pimples, Blotches, BEM07JLBLS CALSS. When she. was , a girl that her m«tlier Palpitation, dropsical swelliiips, dizziness tomers' visionary ailments. •all whoare confined ind Sores. Eely on iron ring about H inohes in diameter CALKS ALWAYSSHABF. always gave her sulphur and molasses to indigestion, lieadai-he. sleeplessness cured by Consultation Free. lln doors, should tist 3DLpmm Bittem, An entire Bet can be changed' in Ave minutes. " Wnlls' Health Benewer." and a piece of strong twine some two •SULPHUR BITTEBS. and health will fol< Costs less than the old style of shoeing. Send for purify' her . bloqd,' but she now gives Sul­ References—Geo. G. Bishop, Charles Olmsteacf, Ilhey-vill not then low. phur Bitters to' her grandcbi!drefir as it is ex-Iieputy Sheriff Charles Adams, Mr. Clarence circulars and testimonials. The N. S. WRENCH, used "Bough OH Corns." ' feet in length. Fasten the ring securely J be weak and sickly. for removing and insort>ng these Calk's, will be the best medicine she-, ever saw.—The Nash with J. F. Bennet, Mrs. W. K. James. by means of the twine to the back strap, Sclphdu Bitters found especially useful for household and stable. A'sli for Wells' It< injfh on Corns. ISa. Quick, General.. Debility wfilcureIJverCom­ Father. - . 2l3 cpmpitMO .cure. IJard or soft corns, warts, ua|(Lmore money than at anything else oy taring then double the cord, placing the loop •needs a gentle tonic plaint. Don't bedis- THE KKVERSMP RORSE SHOE CO., Use .ScwmB BiT' cour^icd; it will cure 8t3\ : , v . SG India Wharf, Bout on. bunions. *f l« an agency for the best selling book uut. Ise- formed by the centre under the balky '""you. . A revival is in,progress in Clinton, and innerssurocedgrandly. None faL. Terms free A a correspondeh't tliere says ^''Leonard "Eoaxb on l'ain" Foronseil PiaKter. f[ALLET Boos Co., Portland, Maine. horse's tail like a crupper. Cross the Sulphok Bitxebs 9 fjRt- 8trcnglbeuing, lmprovod, tho best for hack- Don't be without a....trill build .you up and Elmwooi! Stock Farm. Smith bt'eame so wrought up the other ache, pains in chest or side, rheumatism, cord, and pass both ends through the Bsip!», Ciysra Cs.1T. T. day that be-threw bis : stock .of tobacco, ring attached to the back strap. Carry Ibottle. Try it; yot make you strongaad " o my ccllectica'oi neuralgia. . John H. snriH, Inotxegntlt, healthy. rcrcheron Stallions cigars and pipes iiito the river, vowing he: them forward and pass thom through land Ma.r*-,' I have would no longer aid the devil by selling Thin People. that terret ring oh the saddle of the e Sad.lcc!, by vi.uct ini. the vile stuff.. "Since then it lias transpired Wells' Health Benewer restores' health and Sulphur Bitters, JJ? flrtc a.a:- that the property belonged to his wife, vigor,-enroe dyspepsia j (leudaobo, nervousness, harness which is next to the balky can­ Irn&is, rr.a&r.j* jjo debility. II. FLORIST, 8end two testanlpsT^^prOrSwS^^oT shtid. K• l.aitf-: r»urr.- and he wishes be hadn't." . .<. didate's mate, then cary them through Lawrence, Mass., aud rDCfi*o an elegant set ot bcr cf \ ri£i* Fancy Cards free. Imputed tVbOOplBg COBgll, EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET, SOUTH the hame ring of tho kind horse and terecl in T'»:rchir.>n SETTLED CONSUMPTION CI.'EEI>. £nd tEo msnv throat-affections of children, fasten them, leaving, a little slaok, but Stud Book of France &odAmer>cai AH sir Several years ago a severe cold.settled, promptly, pleasantlv and safely relieved by OF RAILROAD, "j ; ranted J rced n. * New catalogue out soon. on my lungs. The most, popular physician Bough oti Coughs. Troches, 15o. Balsam, 25c. not sufficient to allow the balky borse to £nsciioret on South'n Central K. R. Juhm W. A&i.V. VITA that ever practiced here attended me for-a settle into the breeching of the harness. . Slathers. - City of South Narwalk. Coan., SUPPOSITORIES. long time but to'.no . avail.- After a con­ After completing this arrangement, step Jf-yoii are failinft, br«ken, vora out and ner­ A POSITIVE CURE sultation, be said I had settled consump­ vous, u*r: \T-r.s'' Health Itom wev." 21. Drui»- ! back, take the reins and start slowly. poa tion and gave me up. I was advised to THE AEW YORK BOARD OF FIRE VftDER gists. Flahfs^Flowers at aUIssasons Of course the balky one will attempt to ISLAND HOME try Dr. Seth Arnold's. Cough Killer, and Gold lathe Head, WRTTERS SAYBush § Denslow's Premium Safty Life Frtaontr. hang back, but the sensation produced AXD to my own anrf friends astonishment, it Flowers for Funerals furnished and tastefully Stock Farm. cured me, and I am now a well, beat ty Oil is a Perfectly Safe Eluminator and its use will If you are los'Dg yoitr grip on life, try Wells'- arranged to-order sa thort notice. by the cord will divert his attention in a Qrosse lie, Wayno Co., Mich. man.—Thomas D. Paine, Jeweler, VVocn- rem it in a Great Saving of Life and Property." llesltb Eenovre:r. Goes direct to weak spots. CATARRH SAVAGE & FARNUM, PBOPBIETOBS. very short time, and before he realizes In H» irorat form* socket, S. I. J " Buagh on Toothaefcc." what he is doing he will put his shoulder Th.U is the only Oil in the United, States that has ever It. fi C ft A U i'Vit SK Not a Liquid, InatSnt reliet for ne-aralKia, toothache, feoa- FWTt XHOU8ASD A YEAE. been officially endorsed by the JVew York Board of Fire &cbe. Ask for lioogh on Toothache, 15 and 81 MilS STREET, SOS1VALS. to the collar and help draw the load. Snufl or Sattra. This is much better than whipping, and »• «•!}• I««l Trial- ' To1 be oure. you've "only got a cold VndenvrUt-rs. Further comment seems unnecessary 25.cent*. Insnranc«. .K»'a! »fjd Ju. • RirnU ; "a few lessons will generally effect a per­ BMMtfBii, • ts* 'only a; cough.'' - "Be all over in fi few Pretty Women. '..a vivsJmciit SfCHi itit's, Bwm ofrimteei, (Oe days." "Don't vvorry about rno." Wei), manent cure. 0 :J/, At all druggists or by Xa'dits who would retain frsshursa aiiTf vi­ Stocfes'Bocght or sold at New York Stock foall on rocelptofprice we won't. But 6Q.000 people, die every •:/ O- !%&. NICHOLS, tlS vacity. Doij't fail to try Weils' ICealthllenetver. Exchange for cash or on Margin. year in the United States from consump­ T1TA COMPANY, 12and 14 Cliff St.. it. fl:t!V fiitarrlial Throat XffectioBs. LOANS ON BOND AND MORTGAGES. , TEA LEAVES FOR VARNISHED FAINT. tion. And every soul of thein Began' that < Sm3 • • EI.V'S way. Better stop it now -with Parker's j Hicbin™, irritating, rcprhsxr-lds. sors fhroat, - n Tonic. This remedy will ex{>el the cold ; cared by Bough oi; Oixighs. Trccbc^. 15i> Save the spent tea leaves for a few : 1 JOST WH4TT0V Anvil, Viae, Cut- SaCREAMBAlM 'fit nnpp V• V''" 'i-i :' o«*> ]•;. Liqnid 25c. -*"i - wajit. off i ool for Farm days, then steep them in a tin pail PB1CE, riFTEEN ClWTS A BOX. ' u R»agh uii Ilrli." • • nnd Hoine lise. S or pan for half an hour; strait through Cleanh«s ih« siaes, S4.5M5.50, Since last October I have suffered froai JBMOllFs JLUlJilS (JAiliAitWC PILLS Bough on Itch enrea.uinntirs. nrnp:;..->B, ?«.»). Sold ba a sieve, aud use the tea for all varnished (lend. Allnysln* acute inflamstion in my ncr.e aid head—• ilio BEST EVER MACE ><>r Costirmss, lmligesUoff, hertac!te, Oi tjsooit j worraYtottev^sUtrhtrdin.trosted flser.fhiVri •'lU.-i -liardwaredcaicly paints.. It requires very little elbow •:.««b three ur tour Kmoiy'^ l.inlcUatbarlie Puis, lollowid by One t,i!| 'to introduce, r la matiyik. Heala ofttn in the night liavin»' to g' t up and j , . The Hojk* of the Satlon. ffee to ilrst pt-r- IMMblkWlWIl - • •very ni^Ut lor a week or two, mane* ihr bMima» macbiuery ran as nn. polish, as the tea acts a strong detergent, inhale salt iand water for relief. My eye r a* clock work; ihoy purify the blosd And" put nej \ :.sna who gets up H/VFtVER h 4* Sot es> lit-- ^tl"-lMPORtED— has Ven.-for a week at a time, so I eonid m . club of 4. .Afits. cleansing tho paint from all impurities, NEWHOHFsti^gCo hor 1' ""-nsrelBta and *'edi'-inoB"»l*r»flft5Cts. a Box. o CBESET .Wll Jfc VISE Co. Detroit, Mkli,. Peirieheron Horses^ also employed n doctor who said it tvaa W14e Awake J 30 UNION SQUARE NEWY0RK. byraui. STANDARD CURE CO., Proprietors, (97 Pearl St., M. Y. ( send us 5 windows, sashes and oil-cloths; indeed, >f & Smell. \ impure l)li»^d—but I jtot no help. I used ErilO" Little Cathartic oialmed; tliuy prnrp i. Three or four h-'iirs every Di^bveoii^hing. Get a- Presents gli hunts 1 be th' .£entg.postage, and by uiail you will any varnished surface is improved by its O^ ®O o^ ^ VUd. Ely's Cream Balm on the recommcixdation Pill ever Ii-)'d ll^r'•. Worih ttrirf. lhe monev.ao*",') . TT. TV. H Quher immediate relief and- notind rest by lisiiii; ii.ii inick & pnisiv.' ' ILL. MASS. 6 A. ! -' ISLAND . HOME of n friend. I was faithless, but in a few .. Ewoars-UTTLI n^rni •>»* Urnv...Dm.- Fmo-.v's Little Cathartic are »be most po >»l»rn|.all the \VeJ!s Kongh on Coughs. Troches, 1 >j. value, that wllKSR^MS; appication. It washes window panes t TOR SALE BY % OATMAIITMI 'Mlli 'aih:iriies^-ITm. JNthop Mil's I! v"r My agr mother nseil or.e T.iquia,2.M. • ' bring you in money faster than aimhiDg eiae in furp. ts beautiful!? sltusted at the acid of Grosse Ilb days was c ired. My nose now, and also ,lkX wi1 h won' 'O'* u' Maker. I.ncust tirove ' ^llio |I from- and minors muoh better than water, aud la the Detroit River, miles beloW the City, and America..Ml about the .$*00,000 in presents with FEVER so cents at Druggists. tea my eye, is well. It is wonderful how uiv iiiljl lh"m.—John folUns. M />.. tba-n* Texan. Thi y nfr oxrf llprt — ftBoa2h oa Pata" Peronsetl Plaster. each box* Agents wanted everywhere, of either. is excellent for cleaning black walnut. GO cents by mail regis- ^accessible, bv. nllrosd and stetmboat- A'uitora .&Mi R Benson, Jackson. Miss. They arc ureicelled.—Elisabeth JCeytter tereJ -en«i forcircu ar. Simple by mail 10 cts. A. Dickerman & Son. not &m'llar'wiih thelecttroU miv Mll'iteitt'office." uick it helped me.—Mrs. Georgie S. "Streti(4th6n;rig, improved, the b'-st for back- «ex, 01 all agea, for all the time or spare time only. * u Campau Buildinr. and ah escort' WtU accoapanjL udKon, Hartford, Conn. 'Easy to use. Mobevly, Mo. . Ij7epw. to work-ior us ut their own homes. Fortunes for .' It will not do towash unvarnished paints KLYB KOTHKK8, Dia^gists,Owego, N. T. SO. NORWALK, CONN, ? aehe, pains in ehc«st or s:d», rheumati.-ni, all worWrs absolutely assured. I>onTt delay, u. ly52 v Mm to the fann. Send for caulogue, ftee by maiL Price fifty cents. *; S neuralgia. Iv48. fim49 ••^iress, SAVAGS & Fawm, Dfttmt. Mich. .. 1- Hallktt At Co., Portland, Maine.

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