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WHOLE NUMBER 1841. ForDyipepsis, • • ! ^out with a. bwiotB.l^nd shiMip I will ruin Coativeneii, reason that the seed might mature and har­ NORWALK GAZETTE, REAL ESTATE. Slclc Headache, any sort of answer; never tried to exonerate of a single failure; here is a machine, you •every- boy in thef neighborlioc^. Pa says I Faith. bor mice and-birds; also.Have a tendency to ' PttltlSHED EVERT TUESDAY MBRIIMI. Chronte Dlar- How muiy bope, and ifUt flnd nimy, v herself in anyway, but her sensitive soul had want a duplicate, make a pattern and it will was drunk "andkickejl him in" ife groin when To. Rent. Tho Rector that ,weto«e4 m»x at no dis­ exhaust the land. - he fired me up stai.?4 *nd I asked him how ' Of the : V OHAELSS G. AMES. received a blow from which she never recov­ come the same every time; but in iinnking Secretary Frierid Jackson still keeps up his HK upper part of a. houao on Warren Street tant day, . r .. experiments or a rule to : fertilize, the soil is- I could be drunk juwt taking ,Hver medicine 1'ht RMoudOMeM Psftr in ibe State Five rooms, llent low. Enquire at this ' Blood. Ferer aad Bmerge from dite*lperpl4ftUlW care., and How do the rivulets find their way ? ered. , hobhy of seed from SoutUern section, but T 10 very much unlike- it; one year a certain for my liver, and he faidjg That have beset his pathway. epT^ryned And open their cups to catoh the ray ? almost hate Jessie for the deception he hon­ .(except Mr. J.) tells us to" bring our seed, OFFICE IN UAZBTTB JIUILVINU. _ aed by De­ with complete success ;• make the same-ex­ settle my stomach." A'*'1 ' 1 Office Rooms for Rent. estly thought she had praticed on him; while and our iron-clad apple trees cpmes from' the HE BOOHS in l«ekWood's building now oe rangement of Liver, Bowels andKidneys. bis life, . . • r? 4 periment the next year, the season wet or -But loik>-here." Jays ItheV grocery man, I see the germ to the sunlight reach, : ehe grew paler day by day,, because of his North. Adjourned^ •' ' T etipied by the Ladies' Temperance Union, SYMPTOMS OF A DI8BA8KD IOTB. Tbat sacrifice be's made of wwldir w«utb,^ Aud the nestlings know the old bird s apeec 1; manner, and because all her love belonged to dry, condition of the soil and other contin­ as he gave the boy a |little .dried tip lemon, Subscription $3.00 per year, in advance. lltr Enquire of F. ST.JOHN LOOKWOOD, Bad Breath; Pain in the Side, sometime* the paliin is left under the Shoulder-blade, mistaken for A constant labor, refftrdlesaof self, j I do not see who is there to tench. Carrol Thome, who, she learned too late, gencies occurring, might jje followed by about as big as a. prude, and told him he was Single Copies 5 Cents. Rhiheumatism; general loss of appetite; Boareb Devotion, to duty, an unfaltering trost,. . . i * : . : His Pa Figlits Hornets. To Let. generally costive, sometime* alternating, with lax; - was not dead but lived believing her false. quite an entire failure. I am in hopes and a terror, ''what is the matter of jfour eye "Go away from here now," said the gro- f|1IIK LARGE elegant mustdk'on West ave, the heai'is troubled with pain; is doll aad heavy, Uylnfop iiij. see the hare from the danger hide, She tried hard to kill this love of hers, which have reason to believe that our scientific men winkers and your hai^Thfefseemed ttf be with considerable loss of, memory. , And the stare through the pathless spaces eery mau to" the bad boy, as he came into fthteredat the Pott Office at Norwalk, Conn., now pceupied;|»y Mrs. Lawrence. For l>ar- with a painiol sensationofleaving undo or nut, w q yx.iX . effort was not made any lighter by the knowl­ will by their persevering efforts soon discover burned off." • • ticulars and permits a^l^to •the store and was going to draw some cider ti« •!<<: M Second-Class Matter. ''''T 8tf J: STUKOES, Agt. which ought to have been done; a slight, dry < From the green of the root to tbe Up of tbo ride; edge that it had all been her father's fault. some mode of improvement that we can rely- "O, thunder, didn't ; pa,tell yoi^ atwut the and flushed bee is sometimes an attendant,. out of a barrel into a pint measure that had \l mistaken for comomptioh; the patient complains branch, , . I do not see that they have a guide. "One morning a son was boin to Gerald on. I yet fail to see any favorable prospect comet exploding and burning lis all ? That uv.'.ni-ii of weariness and debility; nervous, easily surtkd: Wc alt know bim to be faltbfnl, true,, aad flies in it. "Go right out of this place, and fi fii'i • For Sale Cheap. feet cold or bumiig,' sometimes a prickly sensation He is eyes for all who is eyes for his mole ; Clayton—a beautiful boy with the brown of farmers "investing to any great extent in was the wust thing since the flood, when Advertising Kates: of the skin exist*; spirits ate low and dcssoMHM; don't let me see you around here until the ILL be sold at a Bargain, if applied for s^on eyes and goldeu hair of Jessie who died that commercial fertilizers. I understand large iJoah run tl»e excursi in l*>ut from Kalama­ .a small, neat Cottage, or six rooms, in good and, although satisfied that exercise would he bencp Not in i cioat of steel r^dly pnesied,'' .• All motion goes to the rightful goal; health officer says your pa lias got over- the Four lines or loss, 1 time' 50o., 3 times $100 neighborhood, and three minutes' walk'oi-the ficia], yet oae can fcatdiy summon up fortitude to Ob, God I I can trust for the human soul. day, and was buried Soon in the Clayton quantities of manure is brought from the zoo to Mount Ararat, You sec wc bad beeh Bridge.W Apply at UAZETTK OFFICE. trv it—in (act, distrusts every remedy.' Several Kdt' t6 tiinrts orfor^totl£iiily 1&f(l, umall ®pox. I saw him this morning Onfe square, one' insertion . 100 orthe above Symptoms attend the disease, but c^sei = burying ground. ,, New York stables; at a-reasonable distance reading about the coitttt, whicU ia v^U^ dfr I'er week for eontinnanee 50 tejrVmtno-saM ^ have occurred when but few of them existed, yet Not cllnjgtog tai the world'and Its' idtiid face is all covered with pestules and they For the Gazette. *' 'And lo I tlic great boll far and wide in the country or near a lauding, to use oh four o'clock in the uidrbinLV aid ^bieilrjllpa One Square, three months ...... 400 To Let. 'jut} .'!•••• examination after death has shown the Liver t0 'pride, ^ will huve him in the pest house before . . " six months . 700 have been extensively deranged. Was hoard in all the country side mi onions, tobacco., anil other crops. There is. tell the hired girl to wake him and ma up fHHS Urge, ooolmodioiis front room in Gaz^te Then eipiecting into beaTW Sttobthiy' to Aunt Letty's Story, night. • You git,",and he picked; up. a butter " " one year, with paper, .. 1500 It should be nsed by an persona, oid an^ That Saturday at eventide.'" no dispute about the favorable results of when she got up to eeltle the pancakes and it (( « «• J. It'nilding just vacated by Francis McKeon. tryer and went for the boy, who took refuge . 2500 young, whenever any of the SlfcTi ! BT JEJJN1B K. tUDT.UM. After a long pause auntie continued: - stable manure on most of crops iu any year go to early mass, sd thi^r coulifsee the comet. w Full particulars of R.J.STUKQKS. 'Butwith Christ-like humiUtyfaiid heavebly Three •« " " .... 3000 isq 9sU Mi) ptytxJl t.i Zevix'it '• '•One day in looking through her desk behind a barrel of .onions, and held up his The hired girl isln^ahiielc; imd she dou't Quarter of a column, one time. .... 500 Anut Letty and I sat out in the porch of if it is bought, for what it,is, worth; .that is Persona -Traveling or Living In Gerald found a letter addressed to him—it their advantage overj 11s, Theve; does not handsias iWgh ;iesse James had drawn a make no russ about it, but she has got more " " one year.• •• •• • 6000 For Sale or to Rent. healthy Localities, tiy taking a dose occ_,, her old weather-beaten house, where the grey One-half column, one time...... 1000 ally to keep the liver in healthy action, will avoil was a full confession of his wife's love, and appear much prospect for farmers liviug six bead on him. gopdt square relidgin'than a dozen like pa. all^Talari a,Wn tons attacks, Ditnness/'Nan-; He' hbs Spent his b6at life for the cfom£i of mosses and lichens clung to Ac eaves under • 'O,- Jou go chase yourself. That is not " " " ' one year...... 8000 HE well known Farm at Winnipauk; formerly the circumstances of her marriage with him­ or eight miles back to it - passing ftjtyikes f good deal of difference how rer owned by Morgan T. Smith, is oiTered lor sea, Drowsiness, Depression of Spirits, etc. It which the swallows had built their ncsls for procure, 5 Full column, olio time .... 2000 Tsale or to rent.' The Farm contains somo 4B acres will inmante liken ess of wine> tat is no ln-| his love, ' , vrOT self, and her utter ignorance of her father's through speculator's hands, freigBi.'ftnd extra small pox pa has got. He had a light with a Vidglii iiffectidifferent p-iople don't it. NoW " " one year...... , ....150 00 ot improved land, in good condition, a commokli- And when lM-is calied to-better inansfons • past two hundredy ears; and where the roses ons and convenicnt reaidcnce, barns, 4c. i'os- affairs. cartage adding to its cost. There is a large nest of horneta,'' said the boy. pa's reliilgin,makes himJwiUI, and he wauts One ineh constitutes: a square. ' If Too have eaten an|thls( taut ot! abov^, ,iT .. • >' and jessamine that climbed up the suits, and dlgestionr, cjr feel heiyy^ atler meals, or sleep-i :j "Gerald Clayton never recovered from the class of farmers who1 find it necessary for tbem "Hornets 1 Well, I'll be cussed," remark­ lo kick. 111 y pants, and pull my'bair, but the jjn the.record of hia deeds, that Qod will waved and swung in the scented summer Special Notlee»25per cent, advanoe on tbe less night, &kea dote oackjna wiUb»wU«V«» biiaikesa mtiJC. Larg«J»An, tfditcm , > . In .the Ho,ase! . . infittalcoul. " BABBACLO0QH. * •house and new." see his son enter college j then he, too, was keep stock and return all that is taken off a nest of hornets ? I hope you did not have get up at four o'clock ir the moruing t ) go contemplated at thd. Mate ei eontraet.txit aire 1 Feilews,at the lpw yearly^ rental. ol *lfi0. For; whatever the ailment .may be, a thoroughly I • • 1 1 1 in', l i "• The summer sun was setting, sending a permitted to make monthly changes ol their ad- Full particulars.eif the' agent, B. J. BI0B6ES, safe joirttn, altsrslbv ^md toiM ctti i :'i • For'tht Gazttte. buried underjthe wild roses in the church­ back to the farm and his object will he ac­ anything to do with it." to early mass, unless lj|(j!jjuld take a fisU No. 4 Gazette Builiting.' ' ; • never be out of place. The remedy is baimleia .v shower of golden, light over the daisied Te'disemjBiita. and'does not Interfere with business or h. An April Joke. yard," complished, Experience and observation The boy buried his face in the melon, polo along, and sortie;jai%il worms. Thd Marriage* and Deaths inserted gratuitously pleasure. meadows; one ray ptolo through the rose- Obituary or Fnneral Notices 15 cents per line. After another long pause during which I has taught us that mixed farming generally until he looked ssif a yellow g|s{i.haii been hired girl prays when no one sees her but For Sale or to Rent. IT IS FtJKEXY TEOKTABIJB, vines and fell aslant .'Auntie's silvery hair All nnnsual ents and devices 25 per cent, extra ijjJW sat pulling the kitten's cars in such an utterly is the safest 4nd pays the j^st here. it has cut f^om his mouth to his earsj* and, after God, but pa wants to go to a church full of A House and Ojne Acre of Lend, on ProBpeet And has all the power and efficacy of Calomel or like a halo of glory and peace, and threw a Quinine, without any of the usurious after effects. _ X.UDLUM regardless manner as to cause the poor crea- been claimed that guano and other fertilizers swallowing the melon, he said: "Well, pa listeria', and pray loud, as though ho was au Hill. I deeper shadow into the sweety blue eyes that May be had on reasonable terms. Apply to A Governor's Testimony. lure to utter a decided protest and rush off in on the maikct if nsefl exclusively.Without taysl^ras responsible,,,and says lhat set- auctioneer selling tiu razors. Say,, it beats E. W.STDAltT. Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my • Slowly they went downthe crowded street, were looking far away to the misty .hills l A. H. BALDWIN, M. D., family for some time, and I am satisfied it is a i high dudgeon, Auntie said, softly: "Per­ other manure for a succeasibn ot. years, it -ties it, and f can go my WaV and he will go all What a-difference-.liveriroedicine has on to Norwalk, March ltith, 18tU. 12U valuable addition to the medical science. Laughing and talking as all girls do; across the river. The knitting needles had H*a Removed his office to his New Residence J. ILL HORTS* , Governor of Ala. ! haps you wonder at my knowing the story will cease to have any effect, and exhaust the bis. He says he v^as willing to overlook people, too. Now that hickory nut day, G S And as they entered the, post office door— fallen from the dear old hands that lay idly No. 71 Wall Street, Dr. Hill's place. For Sale. Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, of Ga., i so well, Jessie, but I have thought over it so land of vegetable matter; vNowJt&atj see^ Jver^tliing tMtfl had done to make his lifq when me and my.cWnm got full of pa s liver says: Have derived some benefit from the use of • "Kate!" cried Harrie, "'twdtiM be such fun in her lap, and my mischievous Kitty Clove HE REAL ESTATE known as the Wm. V. Simmons liver Regulator, and wish to give.it a < much since my mother told me, years ago, to be the trouble with farmers. We tire cul­ Unbearable,' but' steering him onto a nesl of medicine, 1 felt so good uatured I gave my Honrs till 9 a. m., l.to 3 and 7 to 8 p. nr. Street property 115 feet fronting on High To send a' card to 'Touser' I you know tumbled and rolled and tossed the ball of soft T farther trial. that I seem to have it by heart. The letter tivating our land year after year and dispos­ hornets, and then getting drunk, is too much hickory nuts away i<»* ihe children, and St. and 125 icet on Main St., being 290 feet deep "The only Thins* that sever falls to He's eternally Hinging, 'Empty's the dog- gray yarn on the floor of the porch. with splendid House, Barn, and other out build­ B."—I I • •• ' ~ I have still, that, together With the story, has ing of our crops without returning an equiv­ and I can go." wanted to itive my cuat and pantalotfcs to a , AM3X. GIBSON, ings with nice shade and trait trees, ndjoining . house'!" • I .sat on the worn old step, my white drisss the property of S. E. Olmstead. ! come down through the years as a sort of alent ; exhausting the fertility of the soil and "What you-haven't been drunk ?" says tho whtf ain>t ,,0 Also, ene other Tract ot abont lorty acres on . anything "Why,yes,"aaid.Kate, aaeagerly ** falling over the gravel walk, my hands idly J %v;' ?£•> - --- . Organist of the First Congregational "Cturch Simmons Liver Regulator has. I sent from Min­ legend of the Clayton family. You may growing pooer. • I think t^.aijjontfoK a sys­ grocery jitoii, *f«'Grcati heavens, that will kill bigger'11 me, got on his .ear "and wanted to Biverside avenue fronting on' Slverbide avenne nesota to Georgia for it, and would send further'for As Harrie had spoken. ."But he'll know who pulling a great creamy-hearted rose to pieces Teacher of » and running through to the Spring hill road all such a medicine, and would advise all who are sim­ Has cent it, you-see." read it, if you want to, child. I will give it tem of rotation of crops we *mi jht succeed your.pobryourxptSbr ofd'ofd'father, i kick the socks off a l'ttle'^irl who was goihg V.-V; : ; ' ; T nicely located for bnilding tots all located in the ilarly affected to give it a trial as it seems the only as my thoughts went back through the years "Ob, I guess it won't kill him very much. Borough of Norwalk and almost in the centre of to you, to-morrow." better. For instance, manage so as to have home from school. It's queer, ain't it. Well, Piano-Forte, Oraau and Hasleil the-business portion. Contemplated railroad thing lhat never fails to relieve. '*Bdtbe*rillnot!" and I wondered who sat there first, and what 6 F. M. JANNKT, Minneapolis, Minn. ; After a long time sitting in the twilight when we sow a crop of wheat or rye, or He has been getting drunk for twenty: about ih£'tt&itet: Wtfen' ! heard pa tell the Composition, within abort distance. For further particulars Cried Harrie, a-flntter; -"for j»a BMill driw shfe (of course it was a girl), Was doing and enquire ot BUKlt SMITH, Agt.. Dr. T. W. Mason njl: From actual ex­ there, I rote to go to my room. AB 1 bent plant corn or potatoes, a clover that faasstood years, and he Siys he is healthier to day hired girl to wake him anjl ma up, I told her U31 perience in the use of Simmons Livqr Regulator in The picture, and- write fheLiUScriJi^iPte- thinking ? Lock Box 39, l'.O., NOItWALK,CONN. my practice I have been and am satisfied to use to kiss Auntie good-night, she laid her gentle the second year and come toilhatuiity to pre­ than he ever'was, since his liver has got toj to wake me np sbout halkan hour before she and prescribe it as a purgative medicine. ueath!".< .• ' "Auntie," I said, at.last.|throwing the torn 1 hands on my hair, murmuring softly: "They cede them." There is no crop grown that fits working again. You see, Monday was aj waked pa"'up. aad thet^l lgot my chum to For Sale. "Well. that M cool,'" gasped Kate in sdrp! ^ rose away and snatching the ball from the BERNARD COHN, JI^'Take only the Genuine, which always say you are so like her, Jessie,-r-ao like her, the ground for succeeding crops as clover. regular Indian summer day, and pa said |ie| ;stay with me, and we made) a comet to play SPLENDID country seat situated in the has on the Wrapper the red Z Trade-Mark "Of course' 1" said her friend ;"butf the weatfieff kitten who scampered down the steps and A town ot Wilton, within 6 minutes walk of and Signature of J. B. ZBHiDT & CO. with your eyes and hair and happy, light It draws nitrogen from the soil (and atmos- would lake me add my, chum out,,in' ;thje! en pa. You see my rooca is right over pa's MERCHANT TAILOR, the So. Wilton depot and 3% miles from Norwalk is cool, raced through the dewy grass on the lawn. This place has C acres ol good land with abun­ , > FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. heartedness. But I'm sure your fate will Woods to gather "hickory nuts, if we Would be; room, and I gOt two of.itove pipe WEEK'S BVlIiDlNO, WALL ST., And affects us, you know. Come like a dear "Why, Jessie, child, how you startled tliat other crops cannot (of do hot) reach, and dance oi well seleeted frmt trees and 300 cboice never be like hers, for Jack Thornton is very good. I said I would and my chum said he and covcred them all ove| With pbosphrous, A FULL LINE OF - grape vines all in good bearing condition, large . girl, " " me!" she exclaimed, a half frightened look its roots fill the ground and rotting, leave a, gardens and excellent well of water. Honse large true and brave-hearted and loving—cb, dear 1 large amount of plant food for crops that fol­ would, and we got a couple of bags and went eothey looked Just aa bright as a comet. Imported and Domestic Clotlis and convenient with 13 rooms besides pantries Say you will do it—'twill be tueh fun I" in her eyes, "what is it ?" and closets in abundance, cellar large and dry. May the dear God be near you with His bles* low. A number of years ago Judge Bull, away out to Wauwatosa, in the woods. We Then we got two Romancandles and a big of the iatest styles, constantly on hand. Novel­ CARTERS "But," queried Kate, pleased with the idea "Aunt Letty, I was just wondering who ties in Scotch Suitings. Satislaction guaranteed The barn and wagon house are nicely arranged. sed peace and rest forever 1 Good-night, editor of the Albany Cultivator, bought 200 clubbed the trees and got more nuts than sky rocket, and -we were *going to touch off in every particular. ThiB place will be sold cheap and on easy termB. ITTLE Tet not liking it either—"what shall I do ?" sat on this step first. Won't you tell me, Enquire of GEO. F. QUINTABD, child I" acres of sandy barren soil west of Albany anybody, and had a gootktime, and pa was the ltoman candles and the sky rocket jifct Norwalk Shin Manufactory. "Why, its easy enough 1" said Harrie,a laugh* please ?" 1 picked up the shining needles South Wilton, February 26th, 1883. 419 And the tears were on my lashes and the and sowed it to daisies, and ploiujhde then'in just enjoying^ his ;i^ltdgtn first rate. While as pa and ma got to looking at the comet. 1 W. E. QUINTARD, Dimpling her cheeks. *?A11 you have to do that bad dropped, and leaned my head against PILLS. blushes on my checks as I knelt at my win­ with some manure*and fbllhose to the stove pipe for a tail and Main Street,3 doors from Union avenne. (formerly occupied by Mrs. Lawrence,) con­ And under it'write that the dog-house is "The very silcncc was like ft tune a good joke to get a pole and run it into the Telephone communication with the house. T empty Sung to the golden altornoon." mother and crippled sister. best condition by ploughing under green went to bed, and whon the girl woke us up taining fliteen rooms, 'all finished oil in the most hornet's nest, and then run away. Honest, substantial manner with all the modern improve­ CURE For Touser has gone, like a good dog, to find Then Auntie laid her trembling hand on We are married now, Jack and I, but I crops, clover, rye, peas, etc. It seems like a we laid for pa and ma. Pretty soon we heard ments. The rooms are large and capacious,ceil - I didn't think about pa being under the tree, Dr. T. E. SWIFT, ings high, and in excellent condition, the piazza tick Jlcadnclio r.ucl relieve r.!l tho troubles inci­ The poor 'hopeless case,' as they all call my my hair, saying: ... Often think with sadiness of Aunt Letty's waste to plow under full-grown or less so pa's window open, and I looked out, and pa extends across the entire lront: and the walks dent to a bilious of system, such us Diz* brother." and, I went intq a field an4 got a hope pole, and lawns are very fine. Shade good, and the siness, }Sansc:i, Drowaine:Distress after eating, "It is a very sad story, Jessie, but if you story." . green crops of "clover^ and ma had their heads and half their bodies Fain ia tlic SMo tf;WhU lltfir moatroaaork- and I put the small end up into the nest, and DENTIST, location the finest in the Borongh. The grounds f J "Your brother!" and Kale opened wide her wish to hear it, I will tell you; though first, your manure or buy it, tftat would be attend­ out of the window. The* had their night are abont 100 feet front and contain about two ablesucccsshusbucusbowum curing . • •eyes— Wilton Farmers* Club. gouged the nest,a couple of times, and when lee and Residence No. • Woat Ave. acres or land. There is a splendid barn on the pick up that rose you threw down carelessly, ed with expense, at. the best; it will cost shirts on and looked just like , pictures of nremises, and in good order. Must be seen to be the bo83 hornet came out of the hole and "Didn't know that you had one!" "But I dear. All my life—even since I knew my ; j l ' APRIL 8,1888. something to bring up a worn out farm. Millerites waitingtfor the world to come to rMTttight Hand. Bell. appreciated. Call on BENJAMIN J. STXJBGES looked sassy, and then looked back in the for permission to examine. -8tf call him my brother," ' great-great-grandmother's story—I have hated A' report Of Andrew Jackson, delegate to Plowing under green buckwheat, clover, etc., art end' Pa looked up and bed the stove pipe SICK And Harrie laughed, blushing bewitchingly the Experimental Station at New Haven was hole and whistled to the other hornet's to Beadache, yet Carter's Liftlo Liver Pilln siroequally to see even a flower hurt thoughtfully." is the quickest and cheapest way to do it and and he said : Farm for Sale. TOluablo in Conslipalicui, curium and preventing rosy. follows— come out and have a circus,s, and,andth they began the Norwalk Fire Insurance Co. TbeD, when I had picked up the rose and made, and which in substance is as I can see no better plan than this. I think "Hannah, for God's sake, look up there. Has now completed its HE subscriber offers his Farm forsale, situa­ this anuoyinrj coinjj!;;;iit, while Ihey also correct "Oh—yes—now I see !" and Kate joined in that "I was introduced to Dr. Jenkins of the : f tp'^me out, my cliuta and run and This is tuts damneat comet I ever see. It is ted in the Town of Greenfield, in Saratoga All disorders of t'i'i Plouiach, stimulate tho liver brushed away the ants and dirt that almost it would be for the .interest of fwmers* to 18tL successful Business Year. TCo.. In the state ol New York, nine miles from and rcgulato the buwcls. Evea if ihey only cured tbe laugb. , covered it, Auntie commenced her story. Station by a teacher in the Scicntic school, save their own seed and not rttu the risk of climbed over a fenced and got behind a pile as bright as day. See the tail of it. Now And bat notontstandmga Dollar olnnpaidlosses Saratoga Springs. It is pleasontly situated on or of claims for losses. a rise of ground, 95 acres of land, which is favor­ "It was over two hundred years ago, child, Prof. Brewer being dangerously sick and Western seed." A number of years ago they of bop poles that was stacked up. I guess that is worth getting up to sec." ably divided into pasture,'plow, meadow and So, putting their heads together, one day— when what I am about to tell you, happened. Prof. Johnson absent. I became deeply in­ used to all save it, not only for their own the hornets saw my pa just as quick as they Just then my .chum.lit the two Roman •Q SOUND COMPART INSURESATL0WU RATES. woodland; with a large house; the size ot the Their "thinkiog caps" on—these mischievous WM.O.STHEET,Pres.-, S.K.OLUBTXAD,Treaa. barn 30 bv 40, wagon honse and stabling, hay lolt HEAD got out of the nest, cause pretty soon we t'JesEie Milburn was a very beautiful girl terested in fertilizers, their application, relia­ consumptioa, but bushels lo>sell, but discon­ candles and I touched off the rocket, and QBO.B. cowues.Seo'y. over the same, 23 by 43, and graincry 16 by 18. Aclie tlicy -would be a'.mort priceless to thoso who » girls beard pa call to 'Helen Damnation,' or some Will be sold cheap; part of the purchase money Buffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu­ Set to work with a will to out-.wit Harrie's of perhaps eighteen,—rich, thoughtless and ble dealert, testing of seeds, operation of tinued it in part beacause it f>aid better to that's where my eye winkers went. The can remrin on mortgage it desired, or will ex­ nately their goodness does not end here, and tho^o merry. Her home was one of those solemn, analysis of soils, etc. He was glad to give raise hay to sell. Then it was no uncommon woman we didn't know, and then he took rocket busted the joints cf the stove pipe, '7I?TIVA INSURANCECO.OIHAUTFOBD. change tor village property. For further particu­ Who once try them will find these Itttle pills valu­ "brother," UJCj Incorporated 1812. Charter Perpetual. lars inquire Of SILAS P. TUTTLE, able la so many ways that they will not be willing old-time houses where every#ray of sunshine me any information I callcd for. Scales so thing to get two tons per acre on good ground, his coat, that he had been using for a pillow and they fell down on pa, but ma got her Who was unlucky enough to sing of poor Capital and Aaseta, $8,902,278.64 tjji Norwatk.Oonn, lo do without them. But after all eick hc&d ... seemed shut out, and only gloom admitted. finely made that one-sixtieth of an inch of a and pipped around, and he slapped hisself Touser, but now we find clover about ono, ton per head inside before the comet,, struck, ancl Insures against loss and damage by Sire, on terms The rooms were jhandsome enough, but the single hair could be weighed. They had acre is all we can get. [Secretary: I think on the shoulders, and then he took the lunch wasn't hurt, but one length of stove pipe adopted to the hazard and consistent with the Desirable Property ior sale. "But Harrie," asked Kate, scratching fast laws of compensation. UOWLKS A HKBKILL, closed windows and heavy hangings made about 11 (cres of experimental grounds in this in part and the larger part due to the basket and pounded around like he was struck pa endways on the neck andjalmost Sole Agents for Norwalk and vicinity Very desirable place on East Avenne. ACHE with her pen, them very dreary—all but Jessie's room where operation. A cordial invitation to any of the several dry seasons we have had; the seed all crazy, and bime-by he started on a run tow­ cut a biscuit out of him, and the fite and A Also, a tew choice Building Lots situated on Is the bane of so many lives that here 13 where we "What started him on tbat ridiculous song ?" osborn Avenne, for sale cheap. moke onr great boast. Our pills euro it while every light, cheerful thing seemed to have club to visit them and send for analysis or germinates bat just at the right time when ards town, holding his pants up, cause his sparks just poured down in his hair, and Also, a nicely located House and Lot on Mer- Why, you know,"{replied Harrie, her eyes, J. Beldcn Hurlbutt, wm Street near West Avenue, for sale at a bar­ others do not. congregated. seed test done cheerfully. After the 'report the httle plantlets .need moisture it is least- snspenden *as hanging dawn ofi his hips, burned his night shirt. Pa was scart. He Carter's Littlo Liver Fills arc very small and and her lips gain, Enquire of E _ 0gB0RN,East Avenue, very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. "Her mother had Ldied when Jessie was had been read Mr. Adrew Jackson delivered present and it struggles and most if not sill and I hiever see a fat man run so, and fan thought the world was coming.to an end, and They are Btrictly vegetable and do not gripe or Full of mischief tand laughter,—"we were tfll or to D. W, Fitch, W est Avenue. pnrge, bnt by their gentle action please a9~who was only seven years old; and her father, a an essay on the evening's subject, and which of it dies.J We have bought hundreds of blsself with a basket. We could hear him the window came down on his back, and he Attorney ail Counsellor at Lav, nsethem. In viols at 25 cents; five for $1. Sold walking one night, by drngglsts everywhere, or sent by mail. stern, cold man, had no apparent wish but to we give below. dollars worth of seed that we never realized yellxome on boys. Hell is out for noon,' began to sing, "Earth's but a desert drear, Reiom No. 4, Up Stalre,| Home from church in tbe village of B., and "I can imagNe a subject of no more im­ CHOICES CARTER MEDICINE CO., add more gold to his already enormous pile, a cent's benefit from. [Secretary: You and he went over a hill^nd we didn't see, Heaven is my home." I see he was caught New Y«rk City* a dog— GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. and took but little notice of the lonely young portance to the farmer than keeping up the would have done the same had you sofa him any more. We wafted till near dark- in the window, and I went down stairs to put J. U. GREGORY A CO., Agents for Norwalk. A great shaggy dog—came rushing and bark­ fertility of the farm. Various methods your own seed,] besides lying out of the use girl. , because we was afraid to go after the bag of out the fire on his night shirt, and put up the QBARLKS S. LOCRWOOB , ing "One day a family moved into a little cot- have been recommended and adopted to ac­ of the land. I know the seed comes .up but > nuts till the hornets had gone to bed, and window to let him in, and he said, "My boy, At S. who had leaped o'er the -fence 'just to complish the object, which have succeeded Building Lott • tage nsxt the grand house of Royal Milburn. there seems to be lacking vitality and it falls then we came home. The bags were awful your ma and I are going to Heaven, but I Fashionable Draper and Tailor tease^him, "Carrol Thome was a handsome young fel­ to arrester or less extent according to the to grow. What is the trouble ? I am in­ heavy, and I think is was awful mean in pa So, .back came this Wicked young fellow1 fear you'will go to the bad place," and I told ;r low, proud as a prince and fairly worshiping feasibility of the plan. Now it depends how clined to think the seed we buy is raised in a to go off and leave us, and not help, carry £he him I would take my chances, and be better ! •' AMD* ' V! Only the Best I again, his beautiful, haughty little mother, and, aa a man is situated; if be owns a farm of 200 differen soil and climate from ours and has tags" W V 'v put on bis pants if be'was going anywhere GENTS' FURNISHING EMPORIUM With a laugh and a bound, calling back in a lawyer, working hard to obtain luxuries to 300 acres and has plenty of capital he not become acclimated. Four or five years "I swan," says the grocery man, "You are lhat there would be liable to be ladies derision— 1 , : ItalnStreet,Norwalk.Conn. for her. might go into the dairy business and fill up since I wanted to plant four acres of potates too mean to live. But what about yodt get­ present, and when he got his head iu ma -4- On Wilton Avenue. 'Oh, empty's thejdog-house, for Touser has "Just after their advent, Jessie went down with stock and by good management the land, and thought I would change my seed. Sent ting drnnk ?" • ; told him that the world was not coming to W. A. V0Q-EL,. qoncl' ] Apply to . to the cottage for a friendly call, taking some might be kept in good condition and improve; to Vermont for enough to plant the lot, of "O, I was going to tell you. Pa had a an end, but somebody had been setting off ) And ever since then bis nick-namc has been but a large majority of farmers own small of the eweet ro9es that made a wilderness of the late rose variety, (if there is such a kind), bottle 'of liver medicine in his coat pocket fireworks, and she said she guessed it was HE subscribers will act as Purchasing Affents IENJ. J. ST»R«E!»,'or©. P. WILSON •Touser,' beauty of their garden, as a peace-oilering. farms of 100 acres down embarrassed with two feet eight inches each way; cut them and when he was whipping his hornets the their dear -little boy, and when I saw pa T and Messengers between Norwalk and New. Or the poor, 'hopeless case,' as he called ' York, dally. Orders and packages received at • Gazette Building. 44t la it strange that she, shut out faom young debt who need the income of the farm to pay three eyes to the hill, and used enongh of my bottle dropped out and I picked it up'to carjy feeling under the bed for a bed slat 1 got up Theodore Knapp's, South Norwalk, and Bene­ Maifaclirins Pharmacist, himself once." expense dict's News Itoom, Post Office, Norwalk. acquaintances, should fall in love with young own seed cut in the same way to plant two home to him. My chum wanted to smell of stairs pretty previous, now, and don't you EDWIN K. SELLECK, with James McOreery & "There! now it's done! Does it suit you ?" Thorne ? I don't know of a farm that is managed in rows across the lot. When the potatos came the liver medicine, so he took out the cork Co., takes 6 o'clock train. asked Kate, as ; forget it, and ma put cold cream on where D.B. SELLECK, takes 7:45a.m.train. AND It was a true case of love at first sight. the ordinary way where even all the sub­ up and got well under headway I noticed a and it smelled just like in front of a liquor tiie sparks burnt pa's shirt, and pa said an­ She laid down the pen and the'eard that was "After a time Carrol overcame his pride stances are utilized and saved for manure difference in growth of the two rows of my Store on East Water street, and my chum other day wouldn't pass over his head before P. W. BATES. finished. enough to ask Mr. Milburn for his daugh* that a sufficient supply is obtained to run the oWn being much larger. Could see the dif­ .. AT HIS "Ha, balaughed her friend, "I should just said his liver was bad, too, and he took a he had me in the reform school. Well, if I PENSIONS WHOLESALE AID KBTAIL ter'shand. But he had not expected to. re- farm to the most profit and the best advan­ ference forty reds from the lot and continued like to see bim ^ s swaller, and he said he should think it was go to the reform school, somebody's got to Pensions and Bounties got for receive the insults heaped on his devoted tage. It has become a settled fact that the so all through the season. VVhen the crop enough to cut afeller's liver up in slices, but pay attention, you can bet your liver. A When he takes out this card and sees what head, when Mr. Milburn orderedShim from great West with their cheap and fertile lands matured I made an estimate, and had I it was good, and then I had a peculiar feeling fcoy can't have any fun these days without all Soldiers of my own and other is drawn on it!" • the house. He met Jessie in. the garden and and good transporting facilities are driving larlMliraiileYarl, 'Twas directed and sent. The girls waited planted my own seed should have had one in my liver, and my chum said his liver felt everybody thinks he's a heathen. What hurt Regiments, &e. Druggist, to!d her what had passed. They were young us out of our own markets and the only way hundred and fifty bushels more of good mer­ better after he took a swaller, and so I took did it do to play comet ? It's a mean father On Water Street* and wondered, and agreed to wait. But her father, calling to compete with them, is to adopt the most J W.H.NOBLE, • chantable potatos on the four acres, and was a swaller, and it was the offulest liver t^at won't stand a little scorchin' in the in­ HAS NEW DESIGNS IN. Imagining this thing, and that and the other, : improved system of culture that science and BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 21 Main Street, Norwalk, Ct. her into his study, ordered her never to disappointed in the result. Have planted terests of science." Till a week had gone by; when there came ' speak to young Thorne again. She told him experience have developed, and raise such seed corn from the North ;with; the swne ref The boy west oat, scratching the place Head Stones, Monuments and a letter, cropsas do not come in competition with al kinds of Memorial work. gently but firmly, that she loved Carrol and suit. I have planted somtf potetos thftt were diptberia, and the sore throat, all to pieces wh«re his eye winkers were, and then the IRON FENCES. "Dearest," it ran, "just received a small them, but the main thing to be taken int* None but absolutely pure and per­ would never marry any one else." bought from New Jersey, there was more and my chum and me laffed> wc were so grocery man knew what it was that caused IIE SUBSCRIBER having returned to Nor- CALL AND SKE THEM. lut likeness u.r 1 "Good for her 1" I cried, impulsively and consideration is to get the land in the best T"walk,"andwall located »t'26™Leonard street, is fectly fresh and reliable medicinal growth and a* better yield. One year ago mighty, tickled., Qid you ever.lake an^t liver the .fire engines to be out arouud at four . /to"furnish Wrought Iron Fe Of my physiognomy electrotyped on a postal.- possible conditio! lo produce all kinds of prepared with such energy that the kitten who had last Fall our {Secr|tary?8ent? to WjWhingtonlj o'clock in the morning, looking for a fire. inUK K ofor allal styles, of the best material and best preparations, Drugs and Chemicals. Did you send it, or who ?" BO went on the crops.v If this is neglected all other means workmanship, at reasonable priees. Having had curled up at my feet, jumped aa though it and obtained half i doaen or i£o|p i$j}s ot] 3f&l'as if you V&t&l to'jump and holler. Pick's Sun. 1 many years of experience in the. making thereol JOHN H. SMITH, letter bad been shot, and whirled around in aston­ will fail. Now the question comes, fiow wheat and distributed it among the members he lcels confident tjat he can satisfy all demands. Addressed to fair Harrie. And enclosed Well, sir, honest, that liver medicine made Estimates and ishment. shall it be done ? Leached ashes have been of the club for experiment. 1 received half me dance a jig on the viaduct bridge; and _ A complete stock of was a picture ' ««1 sec von of der Wanderpilts has a pig pall Norwalk, Aug.1882. P. O. Bex 657 FLORIST, "Oh, Jessie," Auntie said with a smile, as iised by farmers living near the seaboard with a bushel of rice wheat, that was raised in an old soldier from the soldier's home came Of poor Touser, a bone in his mouth quite . giffen," said, the German barber near the I stopped laughing at Kitty,—"wliat a child but little cartage, with the best of results, Maryland; sowed it al6ng side of the' Glau- along and asked us what was the matter, and BAST SIDE OF MAIN STltEET,SOUTH contented. Cooper Institute. "It vos under der bro- you are 1" and in this section of seaboard they have fa­ 8on, measured the ground and found that the we told him about our livers, and tho liver The letter was answered—Kate ot course dection ut der same bolice vich vill glub owid Dr. D. Hitchcock, OF RAILROAD, American and foreign Patent "I beg you pardon, Auutie dear," I said, cilities for getting sea-weed and other sub­ rice wheat yielded a trifle better than 26 medicine, and showed him the bottle, and he wrote the answer— ' »: i juf you und me dersduffing, but vich if Chy j Cor. of West Avenue and ashamed of my ungovernable risibilities, stances that we cannot get, living where we bushels per acre. Clauson 20. * The rice •aid he sposed he had the worst liver in the City ol'Houtb Norwalk,.Conn. All imaginable fun being made of the draw­ Gould should vont to catch der writer of I Berkeley Place, Medicines! : J "please go on!" lift, not having that to keep us out. Oom- made better ftour and where the Clauson died world, and mid the doctors at thi home ing ' ' "> r Third honse below the Methodist Church. "Iler father was very angry, "Auntie went mercial fertilizers are used to a great extent' the rice was not affected, couldn't cure him. It's a mean boy that some voolish ledders, airetty; der whole de­ Plants and Flowers at all seasons That "Touser" had sent: • Was a thunder* : out in moist ground Office Hours from 7 to 9 a. m., 2 to 3, and 7 to 8 on, after we had settled down again, the in almost ejery State in the Union. Ibelieve perhaps the experience of others may differ won't help an nold vetran cure his liver, so partment vill knock off der vork uf addend- stoflfi rising, none of our scientific men claim there is any­ ing to der city und vill look endirely afder . m. Plowcrator Funerala furnished and Perfumery ami Toilet Articles. kitten in my lap, "and swore that no .beggar from mine, but. I am convinced lhat if wc I told him to try pa's liver remedy, and he tastefully arraaced to order »i abort The sky was so black at the back of the dog­ thing better ' than good stable manure, but Chay Gould's affairs. Chiminy hooky! dot should have his daughter and his money. buy seed it will be for our interest to go took a regular cow swaller, and said 'here'a THE uotlre house? j So, one day, a gentleman returned from town that these will answer as a substitute and fill vos vorth a dollar und a haf shoost to lookt at South for it. It will pay farmers to experi­ .to your liver boys.' He must; bave a liver HOW WATCHES ARE MAUIc. Was it a bone or cigar that Touser was hold- out the deficiency. The great difficulty with Prescriptions compounded at all with him,—a tall, handsome man with sharp ment on a small scale and once in a while get bigger nor a cow's, and' I guess it is better dot pall. I vos asdoniahed at njt nodieing ing? ''' blue eyes and stern lips, A good-hearted farmers is to know how to apply them and an| uf der bicturesque- gosdumes uf der Admiration liours^ by careful, experienced and oiit of the old beaten track. Last Summer now. Then my liver begun to' feiel ciirus OPTSa In a STFLID GOLD WATCIT, r.siclc from ' skilled pharmacists only. Aid so on, intent on uothkig but mischief. man enough' but not at all qualified to win just what the soil wants or needs. Some a^ter I got through planting my corn I had a again, and my chum said his liver was get­ vorking beopie. Dem vould haf loekt pully the necessary tliicfcncss for cugiixving and So it was kept up—Kate writing the answers sweet little Jessie; therefore, when he sought have told us to send them a sample of our left of about three acres of smooth-faced land ting torpid some more, and we both took priishing against der kings upd brinces und WORLD. polishing, a large proportion cf metal is Prices Reasonable! Gm4 Poor "Towser" not knowing the trick played her hand and heart, he was met with a de­ soil by taking a spade here and there in dif­ tljat I wanted to sow with rye in the Fall. another dose, and started home, and we got dings, but I subbose nopoddy vould care to needed only to stiffen and lioldtlic cngrav- ' upon bim. ferent parts of the field, mix well together cided refusal, by the object of his admiration. Ajbout the last of May plowed over, sowed it generous, ^md gave our nuts all. away to puTon der g;lothes uf laborers und mcganics ed portions in placc, and supply strength. Till at last both the girls took a trip to the and send about one quart of the mixture. \rs:S.A.Allen's Mr. Milburn raved furiously when told of it, wjith rye,— thinking *s\to lioanhave a nioAnice growthomnrlli to, some boya. ^yadpe's liver =meWcine make ^uij fear ail dem bolicemen vould fall on 'em The surplns gold is actually needless. In v village They will analyze it and tell us the missing WORLD'S and declared she must be mad to refuse such plow ii> when; it sbogid |e Ujiieio sow rye| a lell&r ^a^flllieTs!gotf? l^«|ep|tal|i/g glub 'em undil derc vould peen only hcabs James fogs' Patent Gold Watch Cases tliW^^ CASTRINE Where poor Touser lived. And so 'twas ingredient in the soil. Send us a fertilizer a man whose coffers were piled high with It| started^ell, |nlU|l %rc| inches an# medi(&|ev«y gjve Mpsks, big|we|li lothes and a few ploodsdains der sitevalk WASTE is saved, and SOLIDITY and A SURE CUBE they met him or formula for any crop you wish to raise. gold—gold, the idol of his whole life, for inicquence JaSg arms Jfns| yiit quwofa bfjckjgtcpet ai pwjtsite. STRENGTH increased by a simple process,' One night at a neighbor's, when on the wayv • We have an experimental station managed by POP which he would sacrifice his own child. igj|o plo«Juui X), iris a glorious thinglomt a plrutking, see dem hat Mr. Deffll und Mrs. Deffll in _ is PERFECTION/ •- at one-half the cost. A plate of SOLID As a Tonic and Invigorator It has - no equal. Rxtore* home,' he 7t' "This state of things went on for two competent professors, whose business is-to deij growt. Dot's der first I effer heard of the Appetite, Re^etablinhc* the functions of aerttnged one to sow rye and when we got home my head felt bigger PuUio BMUAwtKM. M". S. ; " GOLD is soldered on each side of 11 plate Stomach. Relieves Jleailavhe, Nervousness. Palpitation of Was told of the joke that had been played experiment with different kinds of fertilizers ha» justly earned this title, , y, the Heart, Nausea, Flatulence and all I he unpleasant fcenog months in which time Jessie had not been Al­ the Spring for that purpose or any other. nor a washtub, and I thought p'raps my liver Mrk Deffll, but I alvays susbected it. Uf A. AIAHH s of hard nickel composition metal, and the resulting from Nim-A*sir.tulation tf lowt. J.AS I[Ri^B upon him, and give the farmer the benefit of it, and to and thousands are this day rejoicing - bi ui liquid form* KOLII BV DHtltGtefA lowed to leave the house, and had seen Carrol Nt>w in order to keep up the fertility of our bad gone to my head, and pa came to the yoJ see a'man gitting along so goot like der three are then passed between polished Why, yes, he was angty at first, when 'twas i:"V examine the different brands that are on the " o*era.fine head of hair produced by Thorne but once, and that was when >labd I bave suggested clover as a precedent door with his face tied up in towels, and defpi you can most der dime peen sqre he has her unequaled preparation for restor- steel rollers. From this tlic cases, backs, told him— 'W market, tell us wh4V they are composed of he ^ras riding by with several hunting fo^ hoed or grain crops, and if the crop fails some yellow stuff on ^he tpw^s that saielled a vife to helb him, und uf your hear beo inir. inyigoraring, andbeautiiyingthe centers, bezels, etc., are cut and shaped by Though poor Kate got the blame .of it all—>2 inrf companions. Her father had told him that and their' commercial value in market, (n°t say, 'I bed you dere is ,a vooman by der Hair. Her Worid's Hair Restorer y .' NEW MARKET! not fair Harrie, iu| consequence of drouth or poor eeed ws ink!inifebytaAd I slapped hiiA on the slioul pie quickly cleanses the scalp, removing ...v dies and formers. Tho gold is thick agricultural value), and thus not pretending v No. « Main Street, Norwal, Ct. Jessie was young and had not known her fall to carry out the programme. There is der and shouted, 'Hello, Gov., how's your pot dom of it,' you can make ow it your mind Dandruff, and anests the fall; the enough to admit of all lands of chasing, But, on talking it over they all three decided mind ; that she was engaged to the elderly to tell us that If we apply them we shall reap hair, if gray, is changed to its natural y . ' THE BEST OF To "forgive and forget"—though he vowed . oi|e more experiment I have in my mind to liver,' and gave^him the bottle, and it was deift arc aboud some sort ofjdefflltry sbeak engraving and cngino turning. These friend of his, and he had better forget her. their estimated value from the land, neither color, giving it the same vitality and •' :'» Beef, Yeal, Mutton, Lamb, Pork, h«P the thing out, and that is this: About empty, and he asked me if we bad been ing "—Sun. • • r ! luxurious quantity as in youth- cases have been worn perfectly smooth by to be even It was hard for proud Carrol to believe; bat can they. I believe there are those (fertili­ HAMS, POU1/TRY, Ac., alwhysonlianrt at very thb last of May if we have land that is ru n drinking that medicine, and be said he was use without removing the gold. Tfiia is lowest market prices. OAMEotall kinds in its With Harrie's friend Kate, if 'twas e'er inn when he saw no more of Jessie, he began to zers) made that if we knew how and when to Are You ExpoMd COMPLDIEHTABY. "My ^ season. Try me: I will try to snit. his power; i :-1 out and covered with, weeds aud not much the only ease made under this process. Each 6m46 W. V. Li )0 li WOO I), late withA dams Broi. think of her as false and fiickle like all girls. apply in the right time and proportion, just ToLwlarlal lofluettces? then protcct your hair is now restored to its • For they did not agree' well—perhaps forfjoit? grkss, plowitup.aowi.iti withliuckwbeaiattd ease is accompanied with a valid guarantee "Then, one day, news reached her, as ehe what the soil needed, these could be used at system by using .Parker's Ginger Tonic. It youthful color; I have not for the reason ™ pe4d it with clover roots to strike intb. One of my .collar and I lammed him ia the ear, strengthens the liver and kidneys to throw off signed by the mamtfaeturcrs warranting it to AGENTS Wanted a profit and farming, be made tp pay. In 10th Sit by the window overlooking the rose-gar­ bishel will be sufficient for an acre at a cost and he bounced me up stairs, and then I material poisons, and l«T good for general de­ a gray hair left. I am sat- i{', works of character; ffreat variety Tuat 1 were so fond of gay, mischievous near 20 years. 150,000 of these Cases low in prices sellins fast} lecdM everywhere; Wb«riU terms. den, one of her birds trilling a sweet ipelody reading over a number of experiments with of) only one dollar, and when the buck­ turned pale, and had the cramps, end I didn't bility and nervousieihaustion. 4tl6 isfied that the preparation Co«* 66 N. PourtH St.* Philadelphia* i llarrie, ; iiow"*carried in the United States and —that Carrol Thorne had been killed by a fall different manurial mixtures on various crops, wheat matures let it lie on the ground as a remember any more till I woke up and the is not a dye, but acts on ; ^ And wished the other away—tho' theirs npb; | UpaVle to Tell. Ointi^n, v Largest and Oldest Factory. from his horse. The next two months were I find in some instances they have paid well; OF ANOTHER AGE. use in wishing, ^ ,rh.v:> . milch to protect the clover from drouth and doctor was over me,, and, pa and ma looked ^jes, that was ao. For years I suffered the secretions. My hair Established 1834. Ask your Jeweler. Gradually Supplanted dy a Belter Arti­ dull blanks to her; and at last, wearied by a good investment, but a large majority have wihter. I bave sown clover with buck­ scared, and the doc had a tin thing like you severely with scrofula; sores broke but all ceases to 'fall, which is cer­ cle certain old thiiiK*are done away. If three is a crowd. ; hur father's' constant pleadings and even failed to pay cost. A number of years ago a over my body, and; 1 am unable to tell one In tlie general reception room ot the Westrarn And at last they grew fiiendly, , y wheat but when I took the crop off the draw water out of a country cistern, only tainly an advantage to me, , , Money to Loan. Union Telegraph building on Broadway, N. Y« threats, slie consented to marry Gerald Clay­ man in New Jersey edited a piper called the weather was dry and it died. I sec no reason smaller, and ma said if it hadn't been for the hall that I suffered. I:wasnot able to obtain are exhibited the coarse, crtido and elnmsy in­ Though neither has, quite forgotton ,tbe trick, relit rf until 1" used Sulphur Bitters which i vlo was in danger of be-,' ? • Bnqutro ol O. E. WILSONfNo»3 Gazette fluil'l- struments ol the iniancy ot. the telegraph. They ton. Working Farmer, who manufactured a fer- • tf 13 tbat 1 wliy the buckwheat will net protect it some stomach pump she wouldn't have bad any con pletely cured nie^-C. B. Dale,.17 Allston • coming bald." This isii ni. ing, Norwalk. Conn. are only relics now. More perltct machinery has "Overjoyed at his success, Mr. Milburn tizer called "Mapes' Improved Super Phos­ ni|jht, say instead of* letting it lie on the little boy, and I looked at the kn.tbs on pa's stre it,Boston. 8tl5 Was played on poor Touser, and never nude ; the testimony of all who *"^ears i«o what ia now styled thoold^iishioned even — hurried the'wedding on. But it was not phate." I look the paper, got interested in ground and waste harvest it. We might say face and I laffed and asked pa if;he got into porous plaster did some good service There was long afterwards that Royal Milburn died it,'and bought a lot of the article; tried it on T le largest frUlt deiter in New Orleaos oh use Mrs. S. A. ALLEN'S then nothing better ot the kind. Now all that is By return of a trick in all ways as good onea:«8&i< if 4e bad a horse lhat had done our work in­ the hornets, too. Then the doc laffed and Geo. Ward Selleck. changed. Science and study.have Kone deeper Though I think llwt perhaps—I cau't 8*y suddenly of heart disease ; then it was found most all crops, corn, piotatos, oats, grass, etc., beic ^ disked what became of all the cncoanot WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER. lias In hi" New Stoie, into the secrets ot medicine and P"*luced stead of giving him the grain necessary to ma cried, and pa swore, and I groaned and shel s,' replied that he sent annually 1,000,000 aON'SCAPCINKPOHOUSPLASTRR.WhiCh embodies wilt be— that his boasted wealth amounted to nothing but received no perceptible benefit. Four or (MRIERMIH'S NEW ILOtl, WAll tliilT, •That another year rollifak. around to All .« kelp him in condition and send it to market got sick again, and then they let me go to to £ ew York m be ground into pepper. "Ob* i Aid it." That is the all the^xeellencies thns tar possihle in an exter­ but u pile of debts with no money to pay five years ago I bought three other kinds of many who have had • comptoto assortment ot the best classol nal remedy. Tho old plasters were slow—the Fool's Day, ~ ^ ' ^hat can you expect of him. Just so with sleep again, and this .morning I had (the gray hair restored to its natural Cancine is rapid; they were uncertain—the Gap- May find Kate forlorn as the dog in the • (will hold, the makers' name) with same re­ Tburiats in this country are subjected to r>! them. the; lantl, if it is not fed and well fed it will offulest headache and pa's face looks^like he color, and their bald tp* covered, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, FRUITS. cine is sure. Oheaper articles hear similar names picture • ' "It was then Gerald Clayton taunted bis sult, whether the fatjit pi Ipplication or arti­ all aprts of mean rcatriptions while sight-see irftnhar, after urine one hotde'of Be careful, therefore, tluit some thrifty druggist bad fell on a picket fence. When I got out Bias. S. A. ALLEN'S WORID'S HAIR does net deceive you. In theeentre ot the senu- For "Tousei" may then have recovered his be In vain to look for much income. iog.j "Please do not'tumble down the shaft' Hi I beautiful, sad little wife, with hriviiig inarried cled cannot say. I followed.the directions. I went to my chum's house to see if they had is tliB notice posted at the'mouth of a Nevada RsglWKR. It is not a dye. parison with those ot any Groccr in town. Oall ine is cut the wordrOapcine; price -5 cents. 4tl5 "Bones." , i. S.—Instead of sowing the buckwheat iu in and leave your orders. Seabury A Johnson, chemists, New Tork. him for his money, knowing the state of her You can make certain .rulpiof certaiu ob­ got him pumped out, and his ma drove me mine father's affairs Proud Jessie never returned jects, nnd if"strictly followed Will not admit m4t I would substantiate August, for the

V t i OBITUARY. Something from the City. Opera A Court Victory for tlie Olmstead F. W. MITCHELL, - - MANAQKlt K J ' • Parallel. The. new and spirited horse which Dr STAKTLING! Norwalk Gazette. . GEORGE B. OHOLWEIX. Bohadnan drives will enable him to make MONDAY, APRIL 23d. or KTOHWAIJ] At New Haven, last Friday, Judge Sidney As had been so greatly feared by all bis quick time among his nttmcrous patients. The Management reapectfally announce tUia en­ Will remain open for Busi­ B. Beardsley in the civil side of tho Superior gagement ot the eminent Actor, - Tuesday,'April 17,1883. friends, Mr. Cholwell succumbed, to that ljtii Dorlah5#ill conduct thrf5 Road House j Court rendered a decision in the suits . . BUT TRUE. ness Continuously bc- dread disoase pneumonia,? and peadifhlljj en­ !at Gregory's Point in j&soa ftext Summer. ( . -T.' ;• • against the New York, Connecticut and Air ^ tiveen the hours of Democrats in Council. tered into rest on Tuesday morning last. Ex-Mayor Swartz expect? to visit Europe 1 Line Railroad company, more commonly Mr. C. came to Norwalk some thirty odd in July. He..will .takc.along.,.8ampleaof-his Mr. Frank Mayo, The 39c. Corded Corset A grand pow-wow ol democratic leaders 9 a. .m. and 3 p. m., called the Olmstead Parallel. There were years ago, having married the eldest daugh- famous "R. H." dark, seed wrapper cigars, was heldia Chicago Eriday night ostensibly Supported by a Company ot Artists of Unusual three of these suits—the Hartford & Harlem ter of the late Wm. Jarvis Street. In 18G0-G1. just to teach gpodT squinting towards the selection of quo warranto. They had the one purpose to was at another time, we believe, President of A couple of City bruisers, accompanied by their next'Pretidehti&l Candidate. Oar own destroy the corporate existence of the Olm­ the Fairfield County Agricultural Society, their friends, engaged in a boxing match on We would invite a careful inspection EDWARD SIRE NT. lornlar, April 9,1883 ... Mr. Baton and Mr. Barnum were conspicu­ stead Parallel in order that the field might be lie used to be exceedingly, public spirited Sunday, Stk wBotliweiiB well punished, but, not closing at noon as ous. by their absence, nevertheless a love left clear for the rival, the Hartford & Har­ and active in nil our lccal affairs and never like a cock light it won't di» to tell exactly of the following prices, feeling confident heretofore. feast was.bad with the nominating mantle lem. The grounds on which the suits rested lost his deep love for and interest in Norwalk. whetfeit occurred: beats the world. It makes our com­ E. IIILL, President, falling on Ba^aird. ' Covers were laid for 350 were practically identical, consisting of tonic But it was at his liomb and in the closer rela­ Douglas Fowler Tost grand camp lire this forty allegations that the .Olmstead had no that it will be to the advantage of those petitors howl, but who cares. I am 4tl5 • J. W. HYATT, Vice-Pres't. gueata and' eYery seat was occupied. The tions of his family life that our friend's gen­ evening. (Daubury expects to coine down in flery Bwckenridge of Kentucky sat vis-a-vis' valid existence owipg to defects in its organ­ ial nature and great loving heart was most a special car. bonnd to give my customers tlio ad­ with the calm and ..placid Bayard of Dela-; ization. As to the other alleged defects All thffioencry for tho proper production ot who are about making their Spring conspicuous. Said an attendant at his fun­ Pearls before swine liavelueen heard of, hut h is play is carried by tho Company. Auction Sale! " ware. Hurlbutt bf the New York Judge Beardsley decided that none of them World eral to us: "With liim,. every-member of it remains for Mr. Frank Partrick U> demon­ ileaerved Seats at Betts', Norwajki and.Omn• vantage of a large purchase for Cash. exchanged small talk between mouthf uls with were so serious as to justify the demand for his family, was a special pet." His pastor i n strate the fact that pearls exist in oysters. stock's. So. Norwalk,".on andafter Thursday, Wth Purchases: ' Congressman Springer. E. 1". Wheeler of ruling the company to be a defunct and ille­ the funeral service most aptly described, his He has found mure ,than a dozen in one oys- Now, one thing in a Towel, this WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, the Mew York free trade league divided his gal corporation. In regard to the defects of sunny nature and pathetically expressed his week and no longer, at 39 cents. T 10 O'CLOCK. A.m.,at the residence l!~ nltUclstns between tex-QoVernors Palmer of location he said this was a matter for the A of It. IS Oinufurdj on Prospect Ilill,consist­ wealth of love: for his dear ones, in the inci­ Contracts for the new iron bridge Imvri C.T. Leonard & Son, ing ot Illinois «hd Broadhead of Missouri. Letters Railroad Commissioners and not the Court to dent of bis having pointed his. finger: tp the been awarded to the Berlin Iron Bridge Com­ 9 At the regular price, 50 cents, they of regtet were read from McDonald, Thur-. pass upon. He therefore granted the motion miotto above his coucl»: "God Bless Onr pany, of East Berlin, Conn., and the sub­ • JVe«» # Swiis Parlor. Setting Iloom, Bedroom) i. i i i ... 9 ^ and Kitchen Furniture, Buggy man, Pendleton, Carlisle, Lamar, Hurd, to dissolve the two temporary injunctions Home," after he had lost the power of speech. structure to S. A. Hammond, of Providence, NORWAliK, CT. are considered the greatest bargain Hewitt, Jere Black, General McClellan and restraining the road from proceeding further Sleigli, Garden Tools, &c. He was formerly a merchant in Maiden Lane, R. I. In a few weeks the work of removing liill.jj cilJIli Randolph Tacken Artong the guests were with its plans and dismissed the quo war­ ever seen. In addition to above you 2tl5 JAMES MITCHELL, Auctioneer. New York*. Forsomo time t»at he has been the present bridge will; bfcgin, and from that '«li iiw •>*>»* I'fi V- ,hH;s , will find bargains in every depart­ The banquet commenced at iJ o'clock and it court victory for the Old Parallel, need be city. This Board is composed of a Director be entirely'snspendciif J Such of o^ir.pitizens $4.50,5, 7.75, 8, 8.50, 9.50, 10, 10.50, ADJOURNED SALE- waa well on to midnight when the cloth was no set back to the Hartford & Harlem. After from each of the leading Insurance Company as have business on .the East side will have ment. Stock always full of desira­ removed and sp^ee^-making was in order. the decision a representative of the Old GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. ies of the metropolis, and the regard in which the pleasure of doing as they did' years ago u; Senator Bayard, who was first called upon to Parallel, said: "Our next step is to secure " 11,12,12.50,13.50, 14,14.50,15, ble Dry Goods, and everyone knows our friend was held' by them was evidenced before there was a bridge—journey to the ; -jA. iiU Adjourned Probate Sale of. respond to the toast, "Our Country," was from the Railroad Commissionersan approval : by their many and costly floral offering®,'by Borough,and then take the "down tow.n" ii.'J 'J,jJ : there is no better place to buy them enthusiastically greeted. The cheering be- of our layout.r This has. been delayed on their large attendance at his funeral and the road. After trips of that kind the lux­ 3 came uproarious when several voices shouted account of the! pending suits, but the hear­ • i • • *: l>* t LIME AND 15.50,16,16.50,17.50,18, 20, than ot appended resolutions. The last trip up from ury of a shortcut, such as the bridge of- it: injTfitii >' Of the Katatc of Anna Blossom Smith, at , together, "Our next President." In his re­ ing will be resumed when the Commissioners New York he made, before being seized with forded, wHl serve to teach tlicra, especially if meet ' JH ivtS'-if /V iSwlVS^i*' sponse he charged that the Republican party in Hartford on the 24th. We shall his fatal malady, he sent us a humorous card they be chronic grumblers, that that bridge, EAST NORWAIiK, bring before them first the Greenwich section ir.vViii- 23, 25, 27. had betrayed the trust of the people, and with his kindly remembrances, prompted by no matter what it cost, or how much abuse EDWARD STREET, of the line, and when this is approved will £A:.-- " siii* A • Will take place on the premises,on epoke with unusual vehemence on the his own fnil consciousness of the; pleasure has been heaped upon its projectors, was an probably commence the work of construction i, f;"V'i: '• growth of monopolies as a menace to the re- the comical illustration would afford Us. Said institution worth all; that was paid for it. right away." Prof. S. E. Baldwin, counsel :: -Ui i.i I * ^ - AND Saturday, April 21, 1883, PuWic« i a youthful fellow traveler with him on the While the bridge is building.a sort of ferry One Price Cash Dry Goods Store, for the Hartford & Harlem, gave notice of t »;i v. AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M. trains up and down from New York: "He system will be maintained. A Strong Ticket. an appeal to the Supreme Court, and Judge I*ot«f/i#'Snifs STOP PAYING HIGH RENTS. was the youngest and happiest old man I The burial of Mrs. Ann Raymond, of 9 Building, Maj. Ben. PerleyPoore, in horroacoping No. 5 Gazette BUT A JjOT ANI> BUILiI> Beardsley directed one of. the counsel to ever knew." And so1 indeed he was. He Brooklyn,, formerly of. this city, and daugh­ Contractors for Sicatatiii, the political horizon, mentions among others prepare a written-finding of the facts upon was sunny and joyous in disposition and as ter of MrsjiGlarissa Raymond, the centenar­ it< 2tl0 BBNJAMIN J. STURGES, Administrator. named for the next Presidential ticket, the which to base it, but the managers of the i As '/vUli. free from guile in his heart as a child. Peace ian of Wilton, took place Tuesday, in Pine Old Parallel say they have no fear that the r r'tii f'Vr ' following powerful combination: to his asheB and God's comforting grace to Island Cemetery. Deceased was nearly 79 Mm, &c. • - United Mates Senator and Gen. Joseph R» decision of the Supremo Court will be ad­ i r.>u •. • '•»' *>i his stricken family. . „ iu i • years, of age. Rev. H. N. Dunning conducted $4.75, 5.75, 6.75, 7.50, 8.50, 9.50, 10, Hawley of Connecticut is mentioned by ttaos verse to them, while the Hartfotd & Harlem iin'i hats, and after , Call on the Manufacturer* ol GEORGE E. NOTHNAGLE & SON, that time, where he married his first wife, a are to receive the alliance of half of the whites awhile call around to have them replaced and all of the blacks at the South. Mr. Lin­ A despatch from New Haven says that va­ daughter of Mr. Moale. Having previously with new ones. They say, in substance* coln is a most estimable gentleman, who has rious obstacles have conspired to prevent the served a term in the regular army as a musi­ displayed great modesty and much executive "We may not get hit the first or even the building of the branch-railroad from the cian he was appointed to that position upon ability since he has been Secretary of War. second time, but we expect to stand in the And get tho work done at the ; It would be poetical, too, to elect him for a New York, New Haven & Hartford road to enlisting in Co. F, and soon after entering, SUCCESSORS TO EIGFEB & CO., way of incoming trade which sooner or later f il! term after his father had been prevented, by Savin Rock, at West Haven, in time for the camp at Bridgeport he was promoted by the «a«umin, from serving out his eight years. summer travel this season, as was anticipated will seek, as it always has done, ov:r unrival­ LOWEST PRICES. Col. Noble to be Drum-Major of the Regi­ ge 12 t 16. last fall. Work will, however, be begun, led facilities for manufacturing a handsome : . ..' known names among its most recent victims ple. to build a house. Tne plot on Railroad v • u): 7' lowering grades and straightening the lino. ti*:«!..> )> w-n later his wife; Dr. Lafayette Banney; Cash­ served in the 17th. James Hearn, Go. I, who Mr and Airs. Thaddeus M. Benedict, of demnation proceedings in the courts will be *i. • Ml i\\ ier Parker of the Phoenix National Bank ; died at Brooks Station, Va., and John Hearn Lbnnsbiiry Brothers Shoe Manufactory, were completed in a few days. No contracts for For Sale. Jerome Leland, of the Bturtevant house; John who was also a musician in Co. F. ^ presented with an elegant silver tea set by Age 4 to 12. SHort Pants. the work of construction will be awarded GOOD level building lot oil Mott ftvouufi, 75 Staple Sherman, grandson of Roger Snerman; their fellow, workmen, Thursday evening. A l'cet front, 300 leet deep, good well ot water until the entire right of has been secur­ Last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen trait trees, &c., &o. Located between tlie, test FURNITURE OF OUR OWN ARTISTIC HAEE Judge Lawrence B. Harrigan of Tennessee; Whispers of an opposition' steamboat aro dcnccs ot Adolphus F. Bishop and D. S.1Curtis. L D . Clarence K. Cressy, a son of Brevet Commo­ ed. - Comstock were called' upon to mourn the Enquire of -S. CURTIS, numerous.. 4iia v or R. B.ORAUFOUDj dore Cressy, of the United.States Navy, and loss of'their infant son Stephen A., who One of the new Sunday trains to-be put on .50,1.75,2,2.50, 2.75, 3, 3.50, 3.75, 4, 4.50, 5, .Line i'.nia •; -Il ..-.ia-ir; •• '' " William V. Baits, the aetor; and later George White's to he sold- died of scarlet fever. The little boy, who the Consolidated road will pass through this Sunday's New York Times says that the was but sixteen months old, was attacked by city at about 5:30 p. m. R. Cholwell of our own town ; and on Crofut & Knapp's hat curlers adjourned ittoi, Biieloi Battalion! ' 5.50, «. 7, 8, 9, 10.11,12 AND UPHOLSTERING. stoam-boats Columbia, Grand Republic, the dread disease the latter part of March, r iv.:.-.-1 u ' Thursday last, Mrs. Francis A. Rockwell of work Saturday to attend Barnum's Circus. SPECIAL MEETING of the Bfgelow Battal­ •'.lui-.rti. t-'x Americus, City of Norwalk, Adelphi, and and though the best of care and nursing and Painters are decorating their new boiler ion will beheld UPatriMday ,r/iii.i H •/. Ji.\ Ridgefield. ' . atA 8 o'clock. A full attendance is requested. P. F. Brady, constituting the fleet of the Col­ the wealth 'of loving hearts were expended house. By order of the President. „ .l Rev. Dr. Mead's Sermons. umbia Steam Navigation Company, but better on him, the little fellow slowly sank and on That isn't a cemetery, but a flower garden, itie O, E. CURTIS, See y. the flag-man has fenced in near the switch We are indebted to Miss Mead for a most known as the R. Cornell White boats, run­ last Tuesday breathed his. last. .Mr. and house and Main street crossing of the Con­ Also a large stock of the Cheaper Grades of Furniture, warranted Notice. UlfcH: •*•>: ""•' is € liildren's Kilt Suits, highly prized copy of her father's sermons, ning between this City and Rockaway Boaeh Mrs. Comstock are so widely and favorably solidated Railroad. T a meeting ot the Stockholders of the Nor­ well made and sold at prices defying competition. A visit to onr and a short memoir of his life prepared and Norwalk, Conn., are advertised to be known we are sure they will receive un­ Rev. Mr. Johnson of New Haven, occu­ pied the pulpit of the Congregational church A walk cemetery Association held April13th, sold on the 28th inst. under foreclosure of a bounded sympathy iu their great affliction 1833, theloliowing By-Lawswas passed. .-jM- <;i) with all the tenderness and fidelity of ardent Sunday. 4 ; warerooms will satisfactorily establish all we claim. • • 3ml6 filial affection. The volume comprises, in mortgage. The Columbia Steam Navigation and it may be that God in his infinite mercy BY-LAW. "•! J,'i •••! iu • e 2 t : in transplanting this little rosebud from "All filling in, grading and turfing of lots and lu-'l • addition to an introduction by Bishop Wil­ Company, of which Mr. (White is President, ; '"' " V ACABD. the arrangement of shrubbery shall oa under the •'V.V. 1„ \ C •' . in August, 1878. to raise money, chiefly for earth to His heavenly garden, may have in At a meeting of the Board of Underwriters direction or the sexton appointed by tho Asaocta- -„{ iv-jiJ I mi.* ,v=' • .1 tau'J JVY liams and the .memoir already referred to- tion." over thirty of his choicest discourses preacl^d the completion of the Grand Republic, issued store some great recompensing blessing to of New York, held April lOtli, 1883, the fol­ 3116 S. E. OLMSTEAD, Pres't. .oiiiu J! i-i •• - '-y.-d " 200 bonds of $1,000 each, and secured them ease and cheer their bleeding hearts. to his people here at St. Paul's. It has a fine lowing HIIBBiBD, Auctioneer., b,i;,.„s ,; •u.ui r'm.a From• $2 'to $6. by a mortgage on the boats of the Company PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS' ;•»,{! Ii 'lii :'V 'IB ;«>' ' ,; . ariotype vignette of the eloquent and saintly MRS. F. A. IIOOKWELT,. Great closing out , . G. MERTZ i. SONS, Doctor, and the first sermon in the attractive executed to John Englis, Jr., and John E WERE UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. AUCTION SAIiB, 7 j.fi; " ' ' ' ' volume was the last one [written by him and Hoffmire, as trustees. The bonds were for Mrs. Mary Rockwell, mother of Charles L., WHEUEAS, This board has learned with sor­ One of the most extensive ever held in Stam­ William F. and George Rockwell, of Meri- row of the death of George K. Cholwell, ford. Entire costly furniture, Paintings, Piano, preached only four days prior; to.his death, 20 years, bearing interest at 7 per cent., pay Horses, Carriages, Harness, Ilay, Grain, Uows. den, died at her homo in Ridgefield, on wbo, for many years past, has filled the pO' It is issued under the direction of his daugh­ able semi annually. The mortgage provided Poultry, Ac., ofOol. Kingman F. Page, at his Thursday, of pneumonia, aged 70. She was sition of Clerk,with great ability,and to the country seat, Noroton Hill, Stamiord, on Spring Overcoats, ter and dedicated by her as ''an offering to that in case of default in the payment of the entire satisfaction of its members. Tuesday. April 24,1883. a most estimable lady, revered and baloved That in the removal, by death, of am interest, the principal should, at the option of Resolved, the church he served and the people among Commencing promptly at 9 o'clock, a. m. Over •• * •->. the Trustees, immediately become due, and by all who knew her, and never was thefan- Mr. Cholwell, the board feels that it lias lost Five Hundred Lots. Catalogues of the entH*sale whom he labored." cient mother of classic story more proud a faith'ful and efficient employee whose uni­ will bo ready for distribution by the.auctioneer the steam-boats should be givan into their form courtesy, and graciousness of manner at his office No. 2 Park Row, Stamiord. one week when pointing to her children as her jewels, before thesale. Elegant Bosewood Piano, Ebony . I iu: t WOOD CATERS Am TURNERS, Fairfield County Medical Society possession. The interest due on Aug. 1, earned for him the good will, and respect of Parlor Suit in rich sUk plash, Mexican Mahogo- $4.75, 6.50, 7, 7.50, 8.50, 9.50, 10, 10.50, 11. This society held its semi-annual meeting 1882, was not paid and on Oct. 81, following, than was this faithful, devotedjfcnving moth­ every one of its members. ny Chamber Suits, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Glace a mours Bookcases, Marble Clooka, Fine on Tuesday at South Norwalk. There was the company notified the trustees in writing er of the noble boys she had reared to bless, Resolved, That the board desires to record an expression of the liigh estimation in which Ornaments, Decorated China Dinner and Tea 12.50, 17.50, 18, 2S. a large attendance and the proceedings were that it was unable to Ray the interest, where­ the world by their pure, upright lives. She Sets, Silverware, Cutlery, Elegant cut-glassware .. .: . ,,T --,.. 4 > ^ I it held the deceased, its appreciation of his Curtains, Carpets,Hair mattresses. Feather beds ^ _ : li; ,iU, ; of special interest to .the medical ;profession. upon the trustees took possession of the boats. has all too soon followed the. husband, whose efficient and faithful services, and its sorrow Pillows, Bolsters, Bedding. Table Linen, Moves, recent death had made her once btight and Kitchen ware, Ac.. Ac. Oil Paintings, by TUian CONTEACTois & isDILDEKS, The officers elected for the ensuing year The season was a bad one last year, and be­ for the loss it has sustained by his death. Verouso Konsett. Ac. Out-door sale at 2 o'clock These Prices do not begin to convey any idea were: President, Dr. Porter, of Bridgeport; sides the unpaid interest the company had happy home so desolate. Resolved, That th« board tenders to the p.m. Villagesart.T Cart, Hockaway, Phffiton, family of the deceased its sincere sympathy Sleighs, Bobes, Harness. Horses, Cows, Hogs. of our Immense StocTc, as we have in many vice-president. Dr. Hill of Stephney; secre­ failed to pay $25,000 of its current expenses. £ MBS. ANN RAYMOND. in their bereavement, and that the members Hens, Scotch Stag Hound, English Setter, Bull Terrier. 10 tons of Hay, Farm Implements. Gar­ CHESTER, 1ST. Y. tary, Dr. Berry of South Norwalk ; Drs. Since Oct. 31 the company has incurred a debt The remains of widow Charles Raymond of the board will attend the funeral. den Tools,Potatoes. Carrots, Ac. Get Catalogues C€ts»8 four to eight different styles of suitings Gregory, LockwOod, Delamater, Lewis and of over $13,000 to John Englis & Son, ship­ Rtsolved, That these resolutions be entered before the sale. If stormy, sale will bo post­ Ut the same price. * f ^ were brought from Brooklyn, and interred in on the minutes, and that a copy of the same, poned to the next fair day. Terms cash. Per Cummings, were chosen delegates to the state builders, of Brooklyn, Eastern district, and order of KINGMAN T.PAGE. Pine Island Cemetery, Tuesday afternoon. attested by the President and Secretary, be Upl< ! Also, Proprietors ot the medical convention. various smaller debts, to secure which the The funeral was held at the residence of her sent to the familly of the deceased. Directors, at a meeting held on the 11th inst., sons, Samuel and George Raymond, city. attest, Light Wanted. resolved to execute a second mortgage to JOHN P. PAULISON, She died at the residence of her son-in-law, CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President, $1,300 Wanted Our Five Dollar Suits, in Men's Sizes, We had a beautiful illustration last week John E. Hoffmire, of this City. Mr. R. J. J. Vail,Esq., in Brooklyn, on Sunday. Her . Secretary. N UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE worth at • Port Chester Planing Mills, of the Borough's system of contracting with Cornell White is said to be endeavoring to mother, Mrs. Clarissa Raymond, now in her O least S3,000. Enqnire at this office. 12tt the Gas Company for street lights, only when form a syndicate to buy in the boats, and 101st year, and a sister, (Mrs. Comstock, aged Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too the almanac announces no'moon. The street there are indications that a movement is on 77,) are living at Wilton. ; hearty eating is relieved at once by taking Investment Bonds. Seem to have taken the town by storm. All admit that Dobrs, Sashes, Blinds, Mantles, Mouldings, Stair-Rails lamps should be lighted when it is dark, foot to form another combination for the : . } one of Carter's Little Liver Pills immediately HE 5 per cent, mortgage bonds of the Danbury after-dinner.- Don't forget this: sold by J. without reference > to any astronomical rec­ same purpose. Mr. Hoffuiire said yesterday MRS. GEORGE BETTS. _ T& Norwalk RailroadCo., due A. D. 1925, {ster­ they are much better in Quality, Make and Style than they G. Gregoj^ & Co. eo payable semi-annually at t^e Central Trust : i;! and Newels a Specialty, in White Wood, Pine ords, and it is simply outrageous to have our that in any event the boats would be kept Died, March 21st, at East Broadway, New Company in the Oity of New York, are now for sale and delivery at par and interest from April could have expected. We challenge the same to be pro­ Borough shrouded in such dense darkness as running this summer to Rockaway, They r i .W» t;rV York, Mrs. George Betts, aged 84 years. 1,1883, at the National Bank ol Norwalk at the lias ; - i and Hard Woods.1 last Wednesday and Thursday evenings. were built for that line, and cannot be profi­ The remains were interred in Union Ceme-, To all whp are Bufieringjrbm the errors .and Central-National Bank and at the Fairfield County duced outside of onr establishment for less than $7.00. indiscretions of youth; nervous weakness, early National Bank. Said bonds will be issued as reg­ s.i) tably used anywhere else. v tery on Saturday, the 24th; beside her hus­ decay, loss ot manhood, Ac., I will send a recipe istered or coupon bonds, and in denominations that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This of$500 or $1,000 each as may be desired. _ . :a , Mi .vilS / South Norwalk Bridge. band, two sons and a daughter, George great remedy was discovered by a missionary in These Bonds are free oj alljtaxation in the hands 'MiS i if ..if? The new bridge committee have closed Burglars at Work. Betts was a native of Norwalk, and father of South America. Send a sell addressed envelope ofthe holder. Mtt i to the RKV. JOSEPH. T. IKXAN, Station I), New sU.First-flass Fnraitnre; Interior Trim aid Decorations, made te contracts with S. A. HammOnd of Provi­ In Saugatuck about 3 o'clock Monday John Betts, of Wilton. Mrs. Betts was a York City. ' ' ' lyl Onr Yoitbs' Salts at $J.7J are a Marvel. native of Southeast, Putnam County, and ORIENT PULMONAIRE dence, R. I., for the piling and mason work, morning burglars entered Mr. Gershom B. Peruvian Syrup cures Dyspepsia, General U- ' -it? l>> for $12,000, and with the Berlin Iron Bridge Bradley's house by prying open a window at aunt of Joshua and P. C. Barnum, who . ac­ Debility, LirerOdmplain^Boils. Humors,Chrno- order in lie Best Calioet Stjle aid Finish. jc Diarrhea, Nervous Affections, Female Com is a sure cure for Coughs, Colds and all pnlinon- -!•> Trial. OUR MEN'S AW) YOUTHS' SUITS, ALL WOOL, ! D ANBURY, CONN. 1 mediately commenced and it is asserted that nothing of the depredations until on coming THB VOLTAIC BELT CO., slarshali. Mich., will :;1 •;.£ JljY/ y " ,, , : ^ , ^application, m - send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts i'vvvj 1 t!»- -ii-Ot*-': the city will make it end square with Wash­ down stairs in the morning, a scene of con­ They in our community who have learned and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days 3ml5 For sale by druggiste. • t ' to men (young or old) who arc afflicted with ner­ ington street. fusion in halls, parlors and sitting rooms the Christian lesson to "weep with those who i ll. C. MERTZ. vous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, rvlSTRlCT OF NOBWALK, Bs. ProbateConrt, •:} At $6.75 and §7.75.canuot be equalled. ; ^ GKO. MERTZ, SK. : QEO. MEiiTZ, Jit. fiirnished evidence that the.house had been weep," have had repeated recent occasions to guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration ] Vi/i".;.- ,- ;::r-£ i.'-u lyl« of health and manly vigor. Address as above. Eatat^olPAULiN^HURLBUTT, late of Wil New l>reS8.. visited during the night. Mrs. Bradley in­ exercise that grace. The removal of two N.B.—Noriskisincurred.asthirty days trial is ton', in aaid District, deceased. ; r S dear little children, whose loveliness has allowed. lyS2 The Court ot Probate tor the District oi Nor­ ? ''. ^ '.ml- The Bridgeport Standard comes to us set stinctively went first to a small box in the walk, hath limited and allowed sixmonthsir^m up in "spandy" new type. This is a show­ form of a trunk in which she kept her silver brightened the same happy home, who used the date hereot lor the creditors ot said eslateB to be trundled side by side in their baby car­ toexMbit their claims lorsettlement. Thosewho ing of well earned and well deserved pros­ and soon discovered the absence of two sets nejrlect to present their accouhts properlyattest- In fact we mean to lead in Ibices. perity. The Standard is not only the first of tea spoons, two solid napkin riDgs and riage on the walks around "The Green" by ed within said time, will he debarred a recovery, Til f. f 0!" BEAD !•': READ! In Norwalk, April 13th, a daughter to Mr. Allporsonsindebtedto saidestate are requested ; and largest and best daily in this end of the other articles all inscribed with her name twin-sister nurses, giving pleasure to specta­ TOMAKEIMM^ATE JAYMENT TO i'ii\ 'M i i i\< and Mrs. j. Arthur Osborn. 1 L UTT , Executor. state, but the most welcome and useful of and some of their wedding gifts. Also one tors, has awakened the liveliest sympathy In Norwalk, on Friday last,a son tp Mr. and silver spoon, belonging to her son, Gershom with their parents and friends. Lovely in all our exchanges, and we rejoice at jts good Mrs. Dr. Q. S. Comstock. fpviISTRICT OFNORWALK, ss. ProbatcGtfurt Our facilities for producing Clothing at the Lowest Bradley, Jr., and which had been in his their lives, in their deaths they were not long r fortune. - i/i April 14th, A. 1883. Possible Figures, CQ^i^jat.^ith^Gpod. Workmanship can­ father's family four generations. From a divided, but speedily reunited in the better ftKstate of CLARA RANDLE, late ol Norwalk, ! 01said district,deceased. » . . _ a;, lrxl l if ICIFI11I k ISTI ' Ho! (Comrades. ;1! land. - , . SiOKDUUKB—That tho Administrator exUbit not be questioned^- ii a ' " valise which they carried into the open air and tun X(U Douglas Fowler Post, No. 48, G. A. Ii. is A like sympathy has flowed out to an es­ ______. ... ______r?\- Hs Administration account to this Court for - - • • • Have taken the-Agency for foijnd lying on the ground, the thieves took tiHihstment at the Probate Office in- Norwalk, . -OTi' sitl '«««<••» V" l>a» ,ai«§« j i,. .{ii Vsv;i • i4i.ii -u' to add Camp Fire delights to a merry convo­ teemed family who, for three weeks* have On Wednesday, April'lit® $y. Rev. Geo. Wi the 27th day of April, 1888, at 9 o'clock, fere- a tin-box containing about seven dollars and ilal Hergi &a Mi\s Mary iooJ iUuii 'iw Itaii si ijifU ! cation of patriotic comrades at Music Hall, L. Fuller, Mr. Nic6L ._ t loon ; and that all person, interested in Mid •IlVJ i;i -'/I >!!'# •' ' valuable papers belonging to the estate of lingered in an agony of suspense by the bed- Kassen, both of Norwalk. Estate may be notified thereof,the Adatteis- •' •" <• v:» S: " ,tor will cause this order to be publisaea in - frt this Tuesday evening. Sorry that an imper­ th^ late Captain Frederick Sherwood, of siefc of the dearly loved husband and, father, - ' .andfost Hi READ'S INGRAIN CARPETS, ative domestic engagement will detail us and have finally been so distressfully bereaved' u) . Norw^k, which Mr. B.,is administrator; also ten la.t«tw»H And have a large line of these goods in New Patterns at astonishingly and ours from a hearty participation in the by his death. We can only assure them of cents belonging to Mr, B. The operations ten days before said 27th day of Apiiil, • j utvn,»« low prices. ' 'WeMe offering this week festivities inaugurated by thC'Boys ip Blue." the cordial condolence of their friends.r 18^3 mi>8t have been conducted by match light, as Entered into rest, at rak, Tuei ltlV ASA B. WOODWARD, Judge. But it is another Christian lesson, more the carpet everywhere, was strewn with 10th insfcf Ghgei fenr*»r ., New Horse Cars. pleasant to be learned and practiced, to; "re-: mdtches partly burned. In the hallway up year of hiaag$. 4 -TVISTRICX OF NOBWALK, ss. ProbateConrt . jtUi ftnt-tif •50 pieces Brussels Carpets, at 65 & 75c., April 12th,A.D., 1883. ' , Superintendent Hyatt has purchased two stars a lamp was burning all night and by. joicc with those who do rejoice." j.f. At Noroton, April ,. U, 1 liatodttfe^.Vdk&der, Estate of BBENV/EB D. BROCK WAY, litte of I( JAIII 1.-1 new horse cars and will run seventy trips per - Another honored household had the ten. tcr of William V.' ana Norwalk, in said District, deceased. Best Goods for these prices ever shown in Norwalk. itslaid the rascals went into the room of aged 3 days . ' .gaa J-ijiloroSi o&fa'l' dl no i>i • derest sympathy of many when the wires OltDBREd-—That the Exeentors exhibit their day during the summer, and is breaking in a Master William Bradley, carried his clothing In Norwalk, April TOtli, Stepheii, Albert, Administration account to this court for adjust­ flashed the shocking tidings of tho dying of ment,St theProbate Office iu Norwalk,on the 1st new corps of drivers. If Mr. Hyatt would, do^n to the dining room and left it there. youngest son Of Stephen' and Kate E: Corn- day, ot May, 1883, at » o'clook,. forenoon ; and Lowell, ooly extend his three switches into a contin­ Mri Bradley's gold watch liung on a post in a lovely daughter, far from home—the more stock, aged 1 year, 4 mrtritlis and 8 dijiya. that allpcrsom interested in said estate maybe 1 notified thereof, the Executors -will cause I\prices that defy competition. ssffii'vi uous ..dpable itrack between the two M. E, hisi bed room, his overcoat in the hall, and a nfllictive, if possible, because cruelly mistaken > In Norwalk, April 7tb, Lawrence; Cooke, this order to be published in a newspaper panted 45 Main Street, Norwalk,. » i ^»i; i -»rii .rliH'J 'Ji?.- V' and many were the tears shed when prayer aged51 years. ! ; > in Fairfield Cbanty, and post a copy thereof on V.lim- | , „ , churches, he would make ours the model fine lap robe near by, but these articles were the sign-post In said Norwalk; nearest the ; a was offered in the sanctuary for those who Iu Five Mile River, on Saturday, April 7, i)Ws v u horse railroad. ! ' ! unmolested. The thieves departed, leaving place whero the. deceased last dwelt,At least ten | «,r J! h.:- .-.5-^ • " ! ;,!V; • .V,TRj , Cotton Chain Carpets from ^0 to 50c. were believed to be bereaved so suddenly. Anna Richards, aged 91 years. • days before said- day ol hearing the window through which they had entered ltio; . ASA B.WOODWARD, Judge, *. • i ! Another Printing Press. And now that the relieved family arc await­ In liidgofleld, on Thursday evening,.April All these ,.S A; Rockwell, Jn tl$ G7th 'yepytf b^Me. - { ii* h'.mt VtJ JAliif' t «« • o Hoc jobber ever put to work in this section 1 Fine Furniture. that convalescent daughter, many aje the In Brooktyu' Mrs. Anne, tfi&owcf tfo'jate •fcTOTIOE is hereby given th^t the undersigned, <. i Insurance- BuUiUng;. i . * Jo, i il collector otTaxes. under and by virtue of a 1 1 hearts that will join in the glad "Welcome ,J ni .iini "i f.iu'd MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, RAG, LIST & HEMP CARPETS of the State. It is a beauty and prints an Nothnaglc, who for thirty years past Charles Raytaiond, aged 78-years. ' ^ "- — certain tax warrant, duly executed ar.il signed ,, „,;i« d« j»il ;«!'!li«r \- Jfcr. by proper authority and directed to the under­ 1 I(1 4 Home." Who will not remember the joy Of •In*Stamford, April c; James Warren. aged i j .. vi* Im:* '.P'liiliii *' Ji.rvliil** 'f Mil i a agate line or quarter poster, with equal per­ has! been-the expert and artistic upholster for signed, commanding him to levy and collaet ol rtoj; •!•*,.! '.a,! !>!!»' 't' I "q.-s-r'i-r'.V. " At prices that- are correct. 1;" .• the'father, who callcd his household to the 79 years, 4 months. , ; - , . , JOSEPH MOBBHOUSE. ! T'lf' JlJj i i fection. • Hubbell & Curtis of Bridgeport, (and where, In Stamforq, April 9, Mis. Christiaija J^eb. V. K f)f!|K;l54 (Mri u-j •>!( if ''' e tnJiiul ! We will sell this week Good Prints, at 4 cts,: Good Unbleached Mus­ •Feast, saying, "Let us eat anil' be merry, for. and other persons namedjn t|i.rate book,on the ! r)(U IJ-.I 1 liil .yiolrt Ginghams this my .Son was dead and is alive apiin^lVjr r ' I liill r.tlK IHJ iittB .„•>«« it>VO «»W lOJlfib- lin at 5, 6 and 7 cts.; Best Dniss at 10 cts. ; in fact all of our Illness of a Philanthropist. dwellings of president S. li. Olmstead, Mrs. • 'In Stamford, fAprH;7, Hei)ry.,Wi LocK- portions of the sum ttftaf as therein stated, said •jTalnl ilJiw iT/' b hw« ;»*««• 1 ' truly tiiis easecase' 'seems'"--'seems "as of 'life 'f^om thje. sum being a tax m>asM*sment laid upon thfc a«- prices iare less than any other store in the place. Mr. Benjamin Fitch, the founder of the Jiben Hill, Mr. A. J. Crofut, Frederick wibod, aged49 vears^7 mop^hSj. eosa'ment list made in 1880 by the inhabitaste.oi ' m( uiJi! s-naa. *'.M ^ Jm, ,• " 1- ii is suffering from Beltlen and others,) has gone -ihto business dead. tho town of Norwalk, regularly . and legally .as­ 'I Y .ii aii» We ate offering Special Bargains in Black and Coloied Cashmeres, Soldier's Home at Noroton i -13' ' J J ,11 . i Oi sembled, to wit; on the 15th dayof December, A. _ „[J It, -:l J i'hisii ii H i-.wl .r.iimila | " Fears are eritertnined on jiis own account with his son, and iiis' ! ' liist of Unclaimed Letters .! D.lSSOmctfortho purposeoftproviding for. the .Ui.-aJi sill Shooda and Jersey Clotlis, also Plain and tancy Dress Goods in New a stroke of paralysis, indebtedness of saiditowprJevies um>nith«jfol­ "Z • that he will not be able to rally as he is now furniture ware rooms in .Bridgeport are a' Remaining in the>'post '•Mllc^'at8 'lWWulk, COPY I n person desiring the volume can procure itvjrav- bounded' as:follows. to witNortherly on high- . • ' J1-"- v :>1 ^ Another lot of Indies' Muslui Underweai* cheap as ever. Ladies' of the strictest integrity, and one who has Browh,' Robert; Bircbard, Lehora;'Cor­ plicaticyi to Mi;.^t.John Merrill., Pripef|.7S. .[j waKcalled High streot; Bast«rly;on land Adelia -lli liS'- Ul-'f) -Slsiil e il'.'U V. H. Beers; Southerly by land of heirs of Motel Misses' and Children's Spring Wraps, Sacques, &c., in great variety. Sound Judgment. " attained the highest limits in the ait iif ui> nell, Clara M.; Fitzmorris, Williams; Falber, K. Hash, and Westerly by land.ol John Motion. M :-3tr i bin-. i i"'" (Nil ini ! holsjterv and'furniture decoration. ' 8ce' tlmir' Karrie; Griffiths., Mrs. Thos.; Gorham, Nel­ And I shall sell at PubficAuction,on the •rem­ ,iit«i«i Ji' -(iaw m i«!»i Please give us a call. A good South Norwalk lady tent us her son • Head, Charles'E-; lLoruflsoyvGeratdo ; .'Cirf • , ". Wanted.. . 1 • ' • " '' '< ises hereinbeforo described, on the 22nd dar ol !1 <>!ui l.»{ VMJ'I lug j -''fw." . ,, . advi in another column. ' • • ; Livermore, Edward; Alyrcs, Spencer; Mc- June, A. D.1883, ten o'clock lorenoon so rtach anuraiee that rather than dispense, with the Kl>,a thoroughly competent woman, to thereof as Will'talse the sum of ten and 80-100 5 Siit'i Incrney, James , Prf Mott,.Mis» tA; McNerh eneral HonBCW«Jc In A very ufetiftflti* i! t,a ei •j' • t3f fi weekly visits of the old GAZK*TB she would Women with pale colorless faces who feel ireatUAZKXTEOFFICK. 3il& dollirs, that being tho proportion of the.Mid ;• «• hiv*.ijf-Jsvlulii: Hf-.5 SCOFIELD & H0YT, go without her dinner every day in the week. weak and discouraged, will receive both 1 Mrs. M. E j.Richberger, Sm ",l i - . ,i!'Jf ' !l .-1» /•' ' mental and bnd'ily vigor by using Carter's ® GEO.S .9T!*JOHN, 1 1 H ; SchWsppe.i Minnie; liMiCi partmentd to Let. ; Tax Collector, I.lst I860. i lift Ji Ik* »n •««•••» S ! J,i j [' .1 -'JIU .it'' ' t NO. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING. 3mi3 Premature grayness avoided by using Par­ Iron;Pills, which are made for tbu blopd, dyke, Cook. to 13U Dated at Norwalk, April 13th, A. D. 1883. 8tI6 > • T J4i- U. ' nervpe ami complexion ; sold by J. .Or. Oreg- tirl ill" t ker's Hair Balsam, distinguished for .its Attest, CHARLES OLMSTEAD, P. IRF1ELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, cleanliness and perfume. ory& Co. .. '' Fairfield County Items. Yisiting cards at GAZBTTB office. Bonfires are getting numerous. READ! tofaitd Rev. Mr. Hamilton is now iu Hartford. REDDINGf1"'^7"-"*' JUST § THINK I UTorwalk G-azette. —Fine emoked salmon at Beatty's. Rev. Mr. Smith preached in Bridgeport, A town Hireling was held <>" M ntllty Foilar TraSe-'Sprisi, 1883. Yon know the best way to save yonr hard earned wealth is to buy where F. WJAftlU, Jr., Sunday. Tuesday April 17, 1883. —A full line 3f vegetables at Beatty's afternoon of last week to see if the town you call get tho : s | Capt. W. J. Merrill,of Hurwiiilun.ciuu; to would appropriate a sum of money not to -JS.ia, exceed $1,000, to uid the Hill Acndetny IP iwt W Contributed for ye Local Editor, The air ia unusually full of wild duck?. town last Friday. J*3?7.?sd?10««eicy loelhe sale ot * Dr. G. B. Hickok, of New York City, was Corporation in erecting a school building. the manufacture* of The Simonaa Manufactur­ Previously and Subsequently. ing .Co., I am prepared to tell at their Bottom —Trimmed hats and bonnets at Mrs. Faw­ in town Saturday. The warning was deemed illegal, but, after Best Goods for tbe Least Money, Prices, Thoro is music in the air, . And a song succeeds tho sigh. cett's. Dr. Charles Allen, of New Milford, was in a 'considerable discussion, an informal vote .ij'-n And THIS is the place. The reason why I can sell cheaper than any For the wedding day draws nigh, - —,«_-•» • was taken expressing the sense of the meet­ And the lover curls his hair. town over Sunday. other, is because I have no clerks, I do all the bnsiness myself, therefore The Sultan, u JMsMl «! mjivr* •• , Mourning cards and envelopes at GAZETTE ing that the town Bhould duplicate the . • * * • * Special meeting of tho Bigolow Battalion nio't having a good deal less expenses, can and will sell the same quality of - Hit! "Mil -i,, ii t ,i ( J There is music in the heir, • office. amount and individuals should subscribe up to goods for less money. I have just received a large stock of For a babe begins to cry. Wednesday evening, $1,000. A paper was immediately put in STANDARD GOODS, " i&io: • Mission, •' And the father heaves a sigh— * E. H. Parker succeeds caBhier Price in the NEW PATTJ5RW8, fj Take air, O heir, take care! Adam's Express Company have a new and circulation. *-""AND COLORINGS, Savings Bank. pretty depot platform truck. Rev. and Mrd J. O. Munson returned on ! ... AT dint; 4'KElites*} —Pure new butter at Beatty'e. Mr. Ira Cole is improving his lot on tlia Friday. They arc to continue liejre another in <:-i SiaUl . —The latest styles in spring bonnets at Manufacturers' Prices. SPRING SUITS west side of Franklin avenue. .... • -Pure teas and fair prices at Beatty's. Mrs. Fawcett&. year. FOR BOTH ^ it* 3/rt.T. iy-ii '• Ant> other Rev. Father Russell is having the ceilings Dr. Benedict expects to elect a new house Special to Uonnccticnt l'arphssers of -Staple and fancy groceries at Bcntty s. Roadmaster Betts is improving our bor- of his residence neatly frescoed. on the site of the one which was burned. •» •«. ough drive-ways. Literary Union of Cong. Church is post­ - WESTPORT. MAN AND BOY. RA NGES. —All llie latest shades of spring lints at poned to Tuesday evening April 24. Carpels & Dry Boils. Which will excell all others in Miss Catharine Jarvis is still in a very crit­ There is a meat dealer on the west side Mrs. Fawcett's. ical condition from a cancerous affection. Walter Scofield, of Norwalk, is manager Also forniih al! tho repair* for gbftfeiitade !>y and his name is Osborne, who has got a soul. them and the. Hoi walk Foandry Oo., nt their «• . . Of the Hawthorne Mills store at Glenvillo. POWDER Springy is upon us sure. The gypsies pass- Dr. Robert Hubbard of Bridgeport, is at­ Why has he got a soul ? Because he sells at DAVID M. BEAD QUALITY AND PRICE. Bradley O. Banks, who has been so danger­ displays at his extensive waretooms, cor. * ed through town Saturday. tending Mrs. C. H. Hawcs' broken arm. ruling prices and deducts five per cent, for Absolutely Pure* Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, J [Net Cash Pricesf ously ill is, we are glad to state, able to le. cash. This never varies. A marvel ol purity, Miss Mamie Mumford, has returned from strength ami wholesomcness; More economical FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CASSHKERES - W. J. Gunning has returned to his country out. Mr. Michael Rice, an old and respected than the ordinary kinds, and cannot bo sold in BRIDGEPORT, COHN.^ a protracted visit to Gotham. The Remington Fire Arms store in Broad­ competition with the low test, short weight,alum - ; r < r. Done in tne Latest Styles, and a ',i Solo agent tor Norwalk/Bouth- Norwalk, and ——» villa. His family will arrive in a few days. citizen of Saugatuck, died suddenly Thurs­ or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. BOY- Moqucttc Carpets with borders to vicinity tort ho well known nuuufeetnriM of tbe » way, N. Y., was burned Sunday noon. Loss day, of congestive chills, aged 5G years.1 AL DAKptO POWDKB., 100 Wall at.,N. Y. *" j'' AS. Kev. Mr. Stanley of New York occupied match. . . .. «ji J. O. Jennings the veteran bill poster, is $170,000. An adjourned meeting of the members of Yeddo, Moresque, Tnrkiah and Per­ . Perfect Fit Warranted. Richardson & Boytiton Co., the pulpit of St Paul's, Sunday. to travel this summer with Forcpaugh's cir­ A large forest fire was raging on Long Is­ Christ Church parish, met on Monday of sian Patterns. Axminster, Body My stock of t , -r f cus. Mr.E. M. Jackson has resigned his position. land Saturday. The smoke was plainly dis- last week to consider the proposition to build and Tapestry Brussels, Wiltons, and of Mo. 232 and 234 Watei Street. New York, and a new church. Mr. Edward H. Nash, who JAMfSFYLFS prepared to lnnUsh at their Met Cash Bottom as organist of St. Paul's Church. J. H. Buckley, Esq., of the rubber works cernable here. > Velvets. Prices, any or all of their celebrated m i«i • Rev. C. M. Selleck has preached the last originated the idea and who will be the has purchased two lots on .the new Maple heaviest contributor, .having declared his Surpassingly Beautiful, Novel and Original in CENTS' FURNISHING 600DS, SCHi —If you want to buy a really good horse, two Sundays at Newtown with especial ac­ Coloring and Design. INCLUDING nKtii: street. intention to give $10,000 and a plot of can at H. E. Pann's livery stable. ceptance to the people. T Three-Plys and Extra Supers, Wool m " ground, explained to the meeting his position Heaters&Furiiaces Our cemetery lota and roadways are to be Mr. Ferdinand Griffith, of Vista, has ac­ Benjamin Barraclough is at home for a which was, simply, a desire to bring about and Cotton Ingrains, Extra Quality. eleared up and orders issued for keeping the cepted a position in the employ of Messrs. Trunks, Traveling Bags. Hats, &c., w eek, recruiting iron hi9 recent illness. the good work they had met to discuss Dumask, Twilled and Plain Vene­ which when properly aet are the moet Fowerlul lots in order. Van Hoosear & Ambler. Is complete. I aim to please all. Don't forget the place. Heaters made. I bave in stock, also, tbeir quick during his lifetime. Opinions as to the best tians, all widths. Draperies and working, tare bakingand popalir —H. E. Dann has the finest as well as the 1,1 —Second special opening of spring milli­ President Lockwood lias sold about $100,• method of carrying out the design were de­ Laces, Window Shades & Cornices. largest Livery outfits at his River street nery at Mrs. Fawcett's, April 19,30, and 21. 000 of the new Danbury & Norwalk R. R. bated pro and con, the prevaling sentiment PEARLINE PAPER HANGINGS, stables. Give him a call. 'rn BEST THING KNOWN n» If bonds to date. being in favor of Mr. Nash's movement. The Borders, Dados & Friezes to match. M ;'SdS A V I s, Strawberry short-cake was served at Joe Stratford river shad were sold here Satur­ Brick Set ail Portable Bw, cost of a new church of brick was estimated, •^Orders Solicited by Mail."Si Matheis's Saturday. The first of the season. —H. E. Dann has exceptional facilities for WASHmG^BLEACHING day, although the Stratforites don't know of and Messrs. E. H. Nash, A. C. Nash, E. A. which will do more work with leas Inel than fny procuring fine and sound horses. Go and &ny being caught there yet. Nash, H. E. Sherwood, and O. I. Jones IN HARD OR SOFT, HOT OR GOLD WATER. DAVID M. HEAD, Mahackemo Hotel, So. Norwalk. Bange on tbe market. Can refer to several first- —Don't fail to attend the special opening class parties here, using them. In fact I keep tbe inspect his stock. There will be a grand calico dress carnival were appointed on a committee to confer SAVES XiABOB, TIME and SOAP AMAZ­ Cor. Main St. and Fairfield Avenue, near Depot at Mrs. Fawcett's, Thursday, Friday and INGLY, and gives universal satisfaction. 3m is Bridgoport, Oo: best assortment of at the Skating Rink on Thursday evening, with architects and builders, and to report at No family, rich or poor shontd bo without it. Saturday. _ Cabinet dealer and undertaker Stowc of and a crowded house is expected. a future meeting. Mr. E. H. Nash said the Sold by all Grocers. BEWARE of imitations the city has ordered an elegant new hearse of well designed to mislead. PEAEUNE is tho School Commissioner Olney was in town Tho breaking of a wheel of a cart contain­ church would not be built till next year. ON1Y SAFE labor-saving compound, and THE RICHMOND TOOTH GROWN. Stoves and Ranges Hopson of the borough. Mr. H. Staples is erecting a dwelling always bears the above symbol, and name of FIRE I FIRE I Thursday making a loan from the Conn. •»—'fK - ing a load of hay, on Saturday, partly block­ opposite the new foundry. JAMliS PYLE. NEW YORK. There arecortain facts, of great value and School fund. The residence of director Chas. E. St.John aded Wall street for a short time. Fire-proof Kettles and choice importance, which we wish onr friends the to be fonnd in Norwalk, add at Bottom Prices m •#.—«» Over two tons of smelt have been caught public to know. Although extensive public­ on Main street is fairly radiant in the crocus, Rev. Dr. Chas. B. Boynton, formerly Chap­ ity has been given them in the journalsol the f G. and S. H. Holmes have run out a this year in the Saugatuck river. day, there are many persons to whom these jonquil and daffodil blooms. lain in Congress and father-in-law of Horace DONNELL'S ^caiinawarea, facts are not familiar. Tosnch webringgl"-' For Oaali. gorgeous two horsp truck, with new team • hi • • Mr. Charlee Fruedenthal is getting out tidings. Tly excruciating pain ot having H. Lockwood, of Norwalk, lies at the point " NEW -ft. of fine black steeds. Postmaster timber for a 40 ft. barn. —«• General Gresham was sworn of death at Mt. Vernon, Ohio. that vie with nature in flowers, now bedeck the TEETH EXTRACTED, Constantly on hand a full line of into office Wednesday, and assumed formal Mr. John Christopherson and wife will windows of The Hoyt Nursery Brothers of New One of Dr. Fitch's scholars has an Indian's or the disagreeable andfrequently dangerous charge of the department. occupy the Aunty Taylor place while their PATENT KEEOSEHE BDBNEB, resort to anaesthetics, are now, with very rare Canaan, are interested in the old time "moolly — » flint arrow head, which was dug up on the house on the Clark Nash farm is going up. exceptions, entirely unnecessary. The an­ IN noyance of Housekeeping Goods, cow," or no horn cattle. Miss Edith)Hoyt has so far recovered from "Aunt Phoebe Comstock" place in the year Mr. Wm. E. Dikeman is about to remove B. S. BLASCER'S 1800, by her once slave and servant O-ne. : V. : . . ; •< •. ' -3 , Dental Platei her recent severe attack of scarlet fever that west to the house of his only surviving sister. Chandeliers and Lamps, Such as Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron, Wooden, Crock­ Gus Frank, our expert heirsute adorner "can be, in the majority of cases, successfully she is expected home the present week. Miss Ada kGray played East Lynn last Having been more than 60 years a citizen of To suit all places. Oives a steadier and brighter, ery and Glass Ware. Also all kinds ofOrnamen- and scrub growth abreviator, is we are sorry C'O Crockery U avoided. Those who have suffered years irom tal and Plain \ » Monday evening at the Opera House to a Westport his face will be missed. light than gas, at a quarter the co t. For sale at decayed and sensitive teeth, with'health im­ to learn, quite uncomfortably ill. James Mitchell has sold the last two build­ paired through imperlect mastication and crowded house. The acting of Miss Gray Mrs. Frank Perkins, nee Miss Sarah A. consequent indigestion, may have their teeth * % hrzM'jexvr&Jf. ing lots on Elm street belonging to the Berk­ Meeker of Waterbury, is in town. as Wall Street. restored, breath sweetened and mouths made ,yi The Leonards are improving the good was very fine, and her support was excellent. Spencer's Jewelry Store, ifrtj t'j eley Divinity school, to Mrs, Woodhead. The New York M. E. Conference, East Slate Roofing and! weather in pushing the grading of the new Post Elias Howe, Jr., will leave this city 14tf No. 3 Main Street. v BEealtliy and. Comfortable, District, have assigned Rev. L. P. Perry to Statuary and parlor lamps arc quite attrac- for South Norwalk next Tuesday evening, street through the Thomas Benedict place. In Corea the common cure-all is ginseng the church at Westport, and Rev. H. F. .tive. Notice tike new , - , Does the reader ask howt We will not - on the 8:10 train, and will return on the train attempt to explain methods ol manipula­ root, the best specimens of which will in times Pease to that in Saugatuck. tion, requiring the delicacy and dexterity Slate Roof Repairing. —Any young gallant who would take his leaving South Norwalk at a quarter before of experts, often combined with suchi of scarcity command the almost fabulouB The house now going up opposite the stove scientific surgical treatment as can only, best girl out for a lovely drive, why he must twelve.—Standard. OPENING! be given by experienced specialists. The price of $10,000 a pound. foundry will be occupied by Mr. F. Disbrovy 1 Tin Rooting, Conductors, Gutters and Smoke go to Dann's stable to get the most styjish «i « ust opened, one for $12,96 pieces, and up­ public chiefly eare to know that a patient Sacks put up. Miss Annie E. Hall, of Norwalk, who has who has leased Mr. Horace Staples' farm. may be seated in our dental cbairs with­ turn out in Fairfield County, as a matter of Master James H. son of John H. White, ward to $30. Also new chamber sets ,. out fear and trembling,as all our processes been in Lepsic, Germany, the past three A telegram announcing the death, Saturday from $4.00 to $22.00. course. Esq., while playing at "cat" recently, wall Special Opening are years, persuing her musical education, evening, in Newtown of Mrs. Hannah Mor­ Healing, Ventilating, Plumbing struck in the eye from which he will totally Don't forget Comparatively Painless. arrived home last week, and is now stopping gan was read from Christ church pulpit dur­ ; ' •• -"V ;:'CF and Qas Fimnr. John Lockwood, of Weston, lost a wheel lose the sight of his right orb. When only four firm roots remain in at Mr. James Finny's. ing the service Sunday morning. Deceased proper position, the patient can have an from his loaded hay wagon on Saturday in m ' Dudley P. Ely, Miss Gussieand Mi9s Lena 23 WALL STREET.* * entire set of teeth atattached to them •front of the GAZETTE office, whice pitched The Rev. James H. Smith, a colored was a sister of E. H. and A. C. Nash, and Urgent for Wing's Patent Ventilator. Having Ely and E. H. Mathewsoa of South Nor£ WITHOU T A PIiATE. had eight years experience in heating, ventilating him to the ground, but fortunately did not preacher of Norwalk, delivered an interest­ was 67 year§ of age. Her funeral occurs this Tin and Slate Booflng, Ac., am therefore walk, Conn., arrived in yesterday's over­ SPRING This Denture will be so Arm and strong conversant wiih all the details pertaining injure him. ing sermon at the Washing Park Tabernacle (Tuesday) afternoon in Newtown. that its fortunate owner can, immediately thereto, and .taka special snpervtai d» of all land train, and are at the Palace.—San 1 c —-»• last evening.—Bridgeport News. Ten cents admits to the fair to be held in GREAT BARGAINS alter its insertion, masticate a beefsteak, ' work done. I am prepared to execute ell orders Francisco Chronicle April 3. AND or any proper food, thoroughly and with entrusted to me promptly aadiat as low a figure Gen. Wro. Handle Smith wa are gratified — National hall to-morronr p. m. by ladies of FOR THE ease, while it may be kept perfectly clean as llrst-claaa worttcan be done'. I imyfSr cash to state, hss so far racovered from his recent Mr. Patrick Bulkley, engineer at the Nor­ As the delivery wagon of Adams BroV, Christ church. Supper and entertainment in ae readily as tho natural teeth. By the use of onr the best goods in the market, and employ none walk Mills, ahd whose serious illness was NEXT THIRTY DATS, qut first-class workmen, all material warranted severe illness, as to be about our streets Meat Market was rounding the corner of the evening. 'I i; |j Tootb. Oa*ot*7"xx (ridgo, as represented. again, tho' not able yet to apply himself to reported by the.GAZETTE a few weeks sincc, Main and Wall streets, Saturday, a. m., one Among the 20 chickens stolen one night ;• '-hi I would hereby tender my thanks for the very SUMMER AT spaces from which teeth have been extracted are filled with artifical substitutes taking no more room liberal patronage bestowed upon me in the past, is, we are glad to say, now able to sit up. of the forward wheels collapsed and let the last week from Mr. Josiah Raymond's hen IriiJK and hope by fair and honorable dealing and close office business. ' >0) - = in the month than the natural organs, without the semblance ot a plate. The reception ot onr work attention to bnsiness to merit atktfreceivo a con­ two occupants of the vehicle to the ground. house were a number of good egg layers. by the public and;the profession has demonstrated its success. Especially gratifying is the apprecia­ tinuance ot the same. Charles Street ruptured one of the small tive approval or the medical profession. Physicians recognize at once the important relation of a —For Weddines and Parties, or Funerals, Frank Mayo appears at the Opera House, This being the fourth time his roost has been healthy month to tho health ol a patient, and many medical men have had crown operations them bloodvessels of his leg last week while at MILLINERY, r. H. Sutton & Son's, selves. Duringthe,past year and a half some Dann's River street stable is the place to go next Thursday evening, the 23rd. Mr. Mayo violated Mr. R. should keep a double bar­ to, if you want the mo9t complete Hack and the bridge and bled like a Texas steer. A Iu order to make room for Fifteen Thousand »ts, as Davy Crockett has a wide reputation, and reled gun loaded with buck shpt, red pepper APRIL 12, 13 and 14. Barouche outfits in Norwalk. ba ndage soon staunched the flow of gore. which under the old practice would have been condemned as worthless and ruthlessly drawn ont, F. W. Jaqui, Jr., the play itself is a grand one. We hope the and fine salt. Spring Goods. have been treated, crowned and changed into beautiful and useful tee' h, ot priceless value to grateful people of Norwalk will turn out and give The fuueral of the late Michael Rice, who patientB. Skeptics are invited to call and we wiil'Iet their own eyes convince them. Miss Ada Dyes' performance of the Baro­ Capt. Bearse, superintendent of the H. K. White's straw bat factory of Stamford, says, Davy a rousing house as he justly deserves. died Wednesday, aged 59 years, took place Corner Wall and Mechanic Sts, ness in "A Russian Honeymoon," as before Misses St. John, One lot Ladiers' French Kid Button $2.00, he is not able to procure help enough to turn The funeral services of the late Mrs. Rev. Saturday from Assumption church where a former price $4.00. Dr. T. E. SWIFT, noticed in the TeUgram is charming. The Mass of Requium was said. The attendance play runs smoothly and the action is now out the work half as fast as it is ordered. D. O. Ferris took place in the M. E. church, 3ml4 >33 Main Street. One let Ladies' Pebble Button $1.75, former 12tf No. 9 west Avenue, Norwalls.. NORWALK, CONN. was very large. Burial in Catholic cemetery, price $2,75. much more rapid.—Telegram. Bay Short, Long Island, last Wednesday Francis S. Street, one of the proprietors of morning at eleven o'clock. The services King street. One lot Ladies' Slippers 20c. the New York Weekly, and known to many The Lees' M'f'g.Co. are|about to introduce One lot Ladies' Slippers 50c. 1/ rf <-} ' The Aneonia Hotel, at Ansonia, was de­ were under the direction of Rev. D. A. Good- sJf hereabouts as a summer boarder at Weston, a powerful steam engine. It will require ft HOME LAWN SCHOOL, One lot Men's Slippers 50c. stroyed by fire on Tuesday morning. LOSP, sell, D.D. At the church Rev. Wijliam H. died Sunday at his home in Brooklyn. Simonson read the scriptures. chimney 00 feet high. For Tonns I»adlc» and Children. One lot Men's Hand-Made Slippers 75c. $12,000; insurance, $7,000. There were Members of Temple Lodge,JNo. G5, expect A Mr. W. W. Holt set fire to his residence fifty guests" in the house including thirteen An Air Line passenger car caught fire from to assist St. John's Lodge, Thursday night Summer Term commences Monday, April -M. EST Repairing neatly anil promptly ilone.jgi members of a theatrical troupe. All escaped. near the railroad and turnpike crossing .this MISS-II. M. STEVENS, IMPORTANT the heater Thursday morning at the New in the exemplification of the third degree. 13tf * Principal. side of Stamford, Monday. He was crazed l'leasc do not forget the name and number. Haven depot, and was destroyed, excepting N. S. Kellogg raised the frame for his new On Sunday evening, Dr. Longnecker, the by excessive use of liquor. The Advocate the frame work. The loss was about $2,* dwelling yesterday. G. H. SUTTON & SON. city dentist, swallowed an ounce of carbolic says his wife, sons and daughters enjoy th£ TO THOSE WHO WISH TO PURCHASE 000. Hay cutter,—two fingers—Fred. Witcher, acid. Whether for suicidal or sanitary pur­ respect of all who know them, and have the last week, doing well.- GO TO THE Wo.7 Main St. poses could not be ascertained but at last The Shell Fisheries Commissioners haye sympathy of the entire community in this Mr. Samuel Wood has been admitted to 3mll accounts he had been pumped out and was raised the valuation of the oyster lands an painful affair from which they are the inno­ the Fairfield county bar. Shingle at his res­ convalescent. aggregate of $300,000, under the new law, cent sufferers. He was bound over to the idence. which separates the taxation of such grounds Superior Court for trial. District surveyor Geo. H. Nash, has done David Clark, now in his 77th year, recently from ordinary real estate. The new clothiers, Bryant, Besse A Co. good work on the ^depot road with a com­ shot a fox on Newington mountain within a are having a very large and satisfactory CARPETS. bined plow and and scraps of his own con­ few feet of where he shot one 42 years age. Rev. Mr. Everest, of Chicago, drew ex­ trade. Their store, Saturday evening, wsfl Little Store 'Ronni le Corner, Was it the same fox uncle David ? If so rey- ceptionally large audiences Sunday morning trivance. It was operated by ox teams. Fore Teas, crowded with purchasers and presented a busy Judge D. C. Birdsall was in town Sunday. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. nard doesn't seem to have traveled very far and evening last at the First Congregational and active business. They are displaying some in 42 years. church. He is to occupy tie pulpit a&ain At Memorial church Sunday morning, Rev. New Bitter, «• very stylish and attractive young men's suits, Mr. Lewis in his sermon paid glowing tributes I have been engaged in the xiian- next Sunday, as all will be glad to known. and havea fine assortment of Children's Cloth­ —H. A. Hubbard, auctioneer, advertises to the memory of the Misses Althea and J AS. S. B A RLE. Proprietor, J in this week's issue, an immense auction ing which please in style,' and delight the Eveline Taylor. • MANUFACTURERS, nfactnre of Confectionery abont six The Fairfield County Historical Society purchaser* at their reasonable low prices. sale of costly household furniture, oil paint­ has elected the following officers: President, Mr. A. C. Nash and daughters, Have re­ They carry a full and complete line of £ant'fl 40 and 42 West 14th street ings, rich ornaments, china, mirrors, horses, R. B. Lacey of Bridgeport; first vice-presi­ turned from Washington, D. C., where they Pire Spices. months and selling at wholesale carriages, etc., the moat extensive sale held Furnishing Goods, Hate, Caps, Trunks and have spent a week viewing, for the first time We are in daily receipt, from our extensive dent, Winthrop H. Perry of Norwalk; 58. They do business in a straightforward mills, of the handsomest, best, and cheapest in Stamford in many years.' second vice-president, A. _B. Hull of Dan- the wonders of the national capital. They » «»• * way, with" one price to all, and warrant all carpets of every grade. only, but now, through the urgent did not omit to make a trip to Mount Ver­ In soliciting the public to examine our Tie Best Goods at Fair bury. goods as represented or refund the money. Great Bargains! At a recent fancy-dress ball at Sydney, Aus­ • non. immense stock of spring goods we ° All can rest assured that they will get full tralia, the wife of an editor appeared as the A Baltimore man, 75 years of age, claims Sunday night burglarB forced an entrance take great pleasure in assuring them that we request of many friends,. I have "Press." Her dress was made of several copies value for their money, at Bryant, Besse & have spared neither care nor expense in pro- E P .BEATTY, to have buried twelve wives. He says he to the house of G. B. Bradley, Saugatuck, Co's, 29 Main St., Norwalk, Conn. Give an(i introducing an unlimited assort- of her husband's paper, printed in colored begins to consider himself unlucky in the and carried off a large amount of silver ware, iif the latest designs and color­ opened a candy department in my inks on white satin. The fortunate editor's them a call. matrimonial line.—Ex. A Norwalk man clothing and some money. PAUL. ings. Tie LeaSin Grocer. subscription list has perceptibly increased can double discount that record. But then Oar greatly increased business since this shrewd bit of advertising. Good.~ •i is owing to our having sold all grades ol car­ Store, where I shall sell at whole- he is an undertaker, and the "wives" were Tl»c Gazette Job Office. " • • The latest on dit is, that the Norwalk De-- MsUMosaJOM. pets, of the best make and newest styles, at those of other men. the very ,-r! Telephonic Communication. -John W. Young, a machinist in the employ mocracy are hankering to start another "or­ The GAZETTE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT sale and retail, ^ Confectionery in of the Yale Lock Co., was killed by the has received an addition of more than half a Henry Hanford,Esq., of Philadelphia, Miss gan" here in the borough. Washington expressat the railroad crossing, at ton Of new type,embracing every new variety Montgomery, of Bridgeport, Miss Jennie LOWEST FRIGES. every variety of my own manitfacj Glenbrook, last Monday. His horse was also Attention Water Commissioner?. and style required for the best possible ex­ We shall continue to offer every advantage TTamiltnn; the father and mother of Mr. John to purchasers this season. *4 killed and carriage demolished. Young was . It is reported to us that bad boys have ecution of the best work. We are now ready ' - % • S. Seymour, from Central New York, Victor SELLING OFF BELOV COST. /\n examination of our »tock and : Assistant Engineer of Stamford's new fire again broken through the reservoir fence and to fill, at the shortest notice, all orders for Comparison of prices before purchas­ tnre, which I will guarantee pure Cole, Miss Dikemao, of Waterbury, Carl engine and a native of Maine. amuse themselves by defiling the water. any and every class of legal, mercantile, ing elsewhere wiil convince our customers of Weeks, Esq., D. E. Culver of New York and . . book, amusement, or other kind of plain or -.t <*:•! this fact. and unadulterated. Not ai» cheap Mrs. Geo. A. Randle, were in town Sunday. An important feature to House­ Ex-Mayor Hyatt struck a ledge before he Wood Workers;" fancy printing—from the mammoth poster c. 1', keepers is to have their carpets had got two feet down in his cellar, but his The Messrs. Mertz, proprietors of the Port Co. F, Lockwood Rifles, will hold their to the daintiest card—and all executed in properly made and laid. This as some sell it in Town, but as house will look all the better if he will give Chester plaining and turning mills and whose unique and elegant designs. No printing we guarantee. *. '.f .... annual ball in Lockwood's Hall, on May *. Panic Prices. his underpinning the increased elevation, double column adv. is to be found in to*daya office this side of New York city is so well There will be a dress parade and review dur­ IWH IWI JOHN & JAMES DOBSON, instead of attempting to blast downward. paper, have the contract for nearly doubling equipped, and we solicit from the many reasonable aa Pure Sugar Cartky can ing the evening, and it is expected that 40 and 4St West 14th St, "N. Y. Hart Denton, that superb carpenter and apt the size of the "Morton House"—(formerly patrons of the paper, their orders for this 10t7 officers of the First, Second and Fourth reg­ architect as well, is getting out Hyatt's the Americus Club house)—and are rushing class of work, confident that perfect satisfac- m be sold. People do not realize the iments will be present. The Rifles expect to material for the new edifice. through an order for fifty ornamentally t ion will be given and upon better terms Come Oneifll-Come All! make this ball eclipse anything ever given •ZS* su t carved cherry mantles for a New York flat, than elsewhere obtainable. Plate Engrav­ depraved character of some of the We made a slight error last week in regard before. now in course of completion. ing, lithographing, ruling and binding a L, J. Curtis' to Scofield & Hoyt's sale of carpets. Their specialty and executed at short notice. SVCCESS: The Pioneer H. & L. Co, Jicld the last rf Candy sold throughout this country. sales for one day amounted to nearly five A New Sleeping Car. A. H. BYINOTOS & SONS. 8lf Main Street Store, hundred dollars, instead of for one week as their sociables at Lockwood's hall la't The Tribune ha9 a long description of the Thursday evening. The members and others —- Is tlie place to ta»y dood Goods at Low Prices. SATISFACTORY OPENINQBS stated. This firm is doing an enormous and new sleeping car invented by John A. Slei If you arp in want of ft good ' Much of it is inadcont of terra atba with their lady friends, were out in full LIST OP PATENTS : /T 1 \ rapidly increasing business, their sales for the oher, one of the editors of the Troy N. Y., IBBUOII ifbm the United States Patent office for force. Many of the ladies were very hand tbe week; ending April-ltth, 1883, lor tlie OooK stove, past two months averaging over $1,500 per Times. It is claimed it will revolutionize scmeand handsomely dressed. The music State of Connecticut, furnished us from (he ROAD ! • • ! BUY THE or white clay with enough gum to week. the night passenger transportation business. office or John K. Earlo, Solicitor ol Patents, was furnished by Prof. Bryer's orchestra of New Ha^s, Conn. The seats extend across the width of the car, Will keep the voads in better order for half tliGptfBt" HCxtra Cook. BRYANT, BESSE & Co., Bridgeport, and dancing was kept up till the W.H.Bulkely.Meriden.Curtain Fixture. ^Sample CoOk, stick it to|ether, enough sngar to Capt. B. D. Purdy, a well known New and are all changed into private staterooms C.1. Buell, Mew Haven, Fire-«xti nguiaher and Canaan man, met with a singular accident in alarm. , r Queen Aune, Y-SR -O OJK weesma' hours. !v'i • I-aV (like a steamer) at night. Boston and New T. \v. Capon, assignor to Yale Lock Oo., Stam­ Chilled Flows, Cultivator*, Seed ' 1 Kastlakc, , ,..i that village last week. He is a builder, and ford, overhead travelling apparatus. " Vl »/> !i ^ew Connscl, » sweeten it, and 1 enough coloring The New York Carpel and Trade Review York railroad men arc interested in the pat­ &. w.Coy,MJlford/relepboncexchangaawith. Drills, Harrows, Mowihtf'J. while Engaged in shingling the roof of a machines, Horse ri)"Pl*e city. r/i'c. port concern: "The Read Carpet Company, J. D. Frary, Bridgeport, Sciifors. matter to make it look gay. • .... thirty three feet. He alighted on the SamefCutlory blade. . . And all tbe latest and bealimprorod ^ • " If you want a First-Class We believer in Reliable Gbbds"at Low Prices, and do not think cheap i , i: i!j< oK of Bridgeport, Conn., is running its looms New York Bust Conterence Ap­ 4 shoulders of his son who happened to be be­ M. Hogan,Hartford, Water-cock. _,, trash oheap at any price/ We warrant all goods as represented or refund fourteen hours a day in endeavoring to meet pointments. O.K. £ee. New Britain, Permntatioindck. FARM & GARDEN IMPLIMEHT low. The latter was the most hurt of the D. W.Parker.Meriden,Extension chandelier, tlie money when purchases are not satisfactory. Clur Men's Suits at $7 are I have also the u&ual line of the demands for its excellent Ingrains, and Presiding Elders—B. M. Adams, New H. Roberta, Hartford, Bed bottom For circulars and information apply to u. ,/nuy TUji two.—Advoeate. equal to any $8 Suits that can be found elsewhere. Our Men's All Wool Mr. David M. Read, the company's treasurer York district; I Simmons,Brooklyn district j •\U' .i Knm> & Gilbert, Uticltess, IV' . and sole a^ent, is at his wit's end to distri­ G. A, Hubbell, New Haven district. J. V...... New 3mp; Undo Nick, • Suits at $8.50 we warrant as good or better than any $10 Suit outside our Booka, ahd. holiday At the New York Methodist conference Britain, Door-latch. >a Our Own, ;>'• •" bute the goods in a way to supply the imme­ Saunders, Wesley chapel, New York city; C. M. Spencer, Hartford, Metal screw machine, •leldeu'ii Hill, Wilton, Conn. store. Our Suits, $lt), 12. 14, 15, 16, and upwards, are unequalled for 5 IIMl the candidates for admission to the ministry J. Warner, Hartford, Key-hole guard. AdVQCUlOi diate needs of hi9 customers." W. H. Boole, South Second street, Brooklyn; . f'U-t--. - y :V, -.-nm If voii want to buy a KOO'I very low prlco ltange, beauty, fit, reliability and low prices. Elegant variety Stylish Young Men's Ghatterboxes, 5 differen answered in the affirmative that they were C. E. Miller, FirBt church, Brooklyn ; Wash­ / .j-,, bny the jjj i# free from debt. Thereupon, amid much \ 'J <3-UlO]Sr LI3ST13 Suits. Complete Line Children's and Bays' Clothing. \ ington Park, Bridgeport, C. S. Wing; Dan- A Miss Buchanan, once rallying a brave The will of the late Peter Cooper was of­ soldier on his courage, said : "Now, Captain UNITED STATKH lttAII* SfKAREHRS llKCTOIt; , UI(¥ iAg in price from 50c to laughter, some one in the audiance shrewdly bury, John Pegg; Darien andSpringville, L. tOIt ^ - - !V said: "They say they arc not in debt so as fered for probate Wednesday. The estate Johnson, do you really mean to tell me you KINO PIN. amounts to $2,000,000, of which $200,000 Richardson ; Georgetown, C. M. Pegg; can walk up to the cannon's mouth without Queenstown aud Liverpool. i I I to embarrass themselves. I would like to North and South Wilton and Vista, James fear?" "Yes," was the prompt reply, "or a Leaving Pier »». it., foot ot.KtogM X 1 have a lull line of HATS AND GAPS, TRUNKS AND BAGS. beautiful line of Box Paper. IHariet know whether they are not in debt so as to will be devoted to special bequests. Cooper ALASKA TUESDAY. Apr.10.7:00 a. m. Robinson; Norwalk, W. H. Thomas: Pound- Buchanan's cither," and he did it. It may be Glass Wtire, French China, deco­ !>T Union receives $100,000 in addition to the safely assumed that the lady, tp whom the WISCONSIN TUESDAY. Apr.17,1.3U a. m. embarrass anyone else," AlttZONA TUESDAY, Apr. 2t,ti:00 a.m. rated and Gold Sanded, 2ea .;{) , lor in endless variety ranging money and property given to it during Mr. ridge, Ilighridge and Selleck's Gorners, B. A. gallant Captain thus paid his respects, hadn't These Steamers are built ol Iron, in water-tight and Dinner Sett, in 'Uridge- Gents' Furnishing Goods. Gilman; Redding and Long Ridge, J. O. tbe catarrh, This malady is as loathsome as compartments, and are lurnislicd with every req­ Lewis B. Johnson, the night watchman at Cooper's lifetime, and the greater part of the uisite to mako the passage across the Atlantic * wood's Ware, and Amer- : .rCiW, Munson; Ridgefleld, G. L. Taylcr; Roway- it is painful. It's cure bas heretofore been ican, '-Iron Sto%>e and , 4 ply Linen Collars, 15 cents each, j ; ; ! I ' ; ; Uie Union Manufacturing Co.'s Factory, has estate is to be divided equally between Mr. both safo and agreeable, having BatU Boom in price from c. a:ld ton, W. J. White; Saugatuck, supplied by considered impossible. Ely's Cream Balm,- Smoking Koom, Drawing Itoom, 1'ianO and Li C, C. Goods, 4-ply Linen Cuffs, 25 centa per pair. ; W received a check for $844.00 back pension Cooper's children, ex-Mayor Edward Cooper however, never fails to cure it. Mr. Nathan W. H. Pease; South Norwalk, Arza Hill Wood and iVillow 7 fare. 2able and Paper Collars, 10, 13, 20 and 22 cents per ,box. ''hn-R-Wiilii-hl v money and notice of the granting of his pen­ and Mrp. Sarah Amelia Hewitt, wife of Abram Fegley, with E. F. Montz, merchant, Wilkes j^^agtattg^asgr' docket Cutlery, Stiver Slated every thing in the smoking line. East Avenue, John Cromlish ; Soutlipart, ,T. barre, Pa., says, "I've bad catarrh for 15 • Ouy Brown Socks at 10 and 13 cents per pair are bargains. sion at $4 per month for-disabilities incurred S. Hewitt. •"•***all litxnrie£ at'sea, fieri - , .ICnives, Forks, Spoons, and W. Howe; Stamford, I. J. Lansing; West- years. Ely's Cream Balm has opened ir.y ' t 2able Castors, uable ami • Look at our $1 Whito Shirt, Fancy Shirts, Wool Shirts, Working t as a member of the 2nd Ct. H. A. during the The Young People's Association of the port, L. P. Perry; Chaplain of the House of nostrils and reduced tbe inflammation. My Uracfcet Lamp*% - " Very Respefitfnllj', . late war. "Lew" is a sober, industrious eyes, too, can stand strong light." This bal m Shirts,.Overalls, etc, -p. - First Baptist Church, assisted by the Sym- Refuge. Randall's Island, W. H. Steele i Offices,stt9Broadway,'N.Y, .a i fellow and we heartily congratulate him on is a marvel of fragrance, and curative powers ' A , 11. Byington & Sons. i' "i A,::' phonia Glee Club gave two of their very en Nostrand Avenue* Brooklyn, G. E. Reed; —is not a liquid or snuff, and is easily a Agents. Hew Styles ot 2/abv Carriages from the receipt of his little fortune. plied. -St' One Low Price to All tertaining musical sociables last week. Both Bay Shore, L. I., D. O. Ferris; Editor of $6~~ to' $25, Velocipedes,. , . . flqy't ' '.VAiVV S. K. STANLEY, were successful iu all respects, attendance Christian Advocate, J. M. Buckley; Meriden, •pvlSTBlOT oF NORWALK.sa.tTrobateCotat Wagons and Carti, &trd There is no use talking—we must.have and receipts, as well as iq the rendering of Mr. Geo. Degarmo, Fayette City, Pa . 11 i Cage,f, 2/rass ... s ;07->. J. S. Breckenridge. ^ t writes: "My friends all said1 would not live Katate ol JOUt^A^McLE'AN.tate of Norwalk •I * Gilded. • . ?•«" another steamboat. When our freight pro- the various selections This association is psllars can make their regular trips all winter through tbe winter; but, thank God! I have TheOourt nll'robatelortheDiatnctof Norwalk Sole Agent forMorvwlk and Vicinity for the HoH3Wallet? ' rapidly gaining in the popular favor and get­ Horsford's Bread Preparation been cared of consumption by using Dr, hath limited ;i«d allowed aftc monUs Irom the without a break and a fog keeps the Iron , „ celebrated! > y li'tr .jSL' - «• jif ji i ting quite a favorable name for their inform- A VALUABLE ELEMENT. Wishart's Pitic Tree Tar Cordial." date Uereoi tor theOreditors ol said Estate to s!c im'ooat out all night and unable to make Dr. M. H. Henry of New York, says htbUtheirclalmslorsettlement. Thosewhoneg. [ al and pleasant entertainments. They are lect to present their accounts, properly attested, l, YOUTHS', ADD CHILDREN'S CLOTHIERS dock here till ten o'clock, we must recognize "The UBe of Prof. Horsford's bread prepara­ within said time, will be,debaiTed a recovery. pIOfflTOB OIL STOVE.,;s Norwalk, Dec. 18, 1882. ir working hard for their pew organ and de­ tion offers admirable means for the iutioduc- Those who have been dbied with quinine AllpersoririindcbtedtosaidKstateare requested the public necessity ^for another steamboat. and experienced its injurious effects, should €m1S 29 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. serve the encouragement of the public in tion of a valuable element into tha system mak Tin Roofing and Repairing Next to another newspaper, Norwalk's great try Outer's Liver Bitters, a sure cure for to eI^b,,Executors, their efforts to oUain it. with the food of every day life." malaria; sold by J. G. Gregory & Co. stu JNO. w.MCLEAN, M.D.i *-«entors. Done at Short Notice. &t need is two steamboat3. A lloriiei Sensatioii. JNoCtongSpNo ISaiiners. A Stiin- CONVEYANCES. Somebody's Mother: . A Good Odd Fellow. A young man who lives ia Philadelphia jner Idyl. From n Providence PARKERS Horwalk Gazette. Tbe woman was oM and .ragged and Krav, ventured out alone into the country a few Merchant. - Sir. Cutler,of 21 iron* St., NewHaren And bent wiili the chilFrif the Wlf-rfi I 'h dHj. Pyemia, SEPTIL^SIA. SCROFULA, and other forms BALSAM Conn.—How Bl« l«k«i Ufe M»jr ilagi day. Tbe young raao, did not know Hh. GEORGE II. DAVIS, a fruit dealer at 897 Tiic best and mo;; Tnesdaji April 17,1883. of blood poisoning, resulting in glandular swellings, t!i as' now and fcow he afeUlBed . ulcerous patches in the the throat and month, ab­ much about the country, and it aeemed quite Westminster Street, bears his grateful testimony Tlics roet mis wet with the winter"* snow. conoiiiical iiair d i r scesses, carbuncles, tnmorB, ulcere, sores, and skin to the unequalled excellence ol tho production ol' iimmmiiis. sing, nnd raade ..ft the*»•*»• «<> regain •' . THE WONDER OF HEALING I | uiitural that he abould wish to carry home a And the woman's feet wi re a^ed iind sIm'-v eruptions, are speedily neutralized and ^xpelled by one of our moat skilllul Providence'I'harmacUU. V bis Health. ' The Peach Prospect. the COTICUIIA. HESOI.VKKT, the new blood purifier, memento of his trip, a specimen from natural 1 to the hair and while the skin iq.cleansed of all disQgurlng hnmors Bnbdnes Inflammation, ' f. j Mr. Davis eays, "Last Bpring 1 was very greatly She sIikhI at the crossing and wailed long, Parker's Hair Mr. Cutler, *1 21 Lyons at., is a faithful odd There are indications thatjthe forthcoming by the external use ofCuTictJBA and OuricuitA SOAP, h'story. He saw hanging from a low brusfr tioubled with severe inflammation ol° the kid­ the great skin .cures. COTICORA RfcsotvHNT abso­ Alone, unca'rcd for amid a ibrot'i; \! is highly es- Fellow, and toI forty years a member of Quinni- peach crop from the Delaware peninsula will by tbe roadside a strange object, very mveh neys, and it becamo so bad that at times 1 urin­ New York r T teemed everywhere lutely destroys 'disease germs, which float in the 'Mff-;t Oontrols Hemorrhages. "*'* "i - > . -'-'I plae Lodge Ho.l (the oldest organisation of. its be one of the finest and most satisfactory in blood, urine; arid perspiration—there is no doubt : - - - . - like a small balloon made of coarse gray ated blood, and my sufferings were intense. My for its excellence and abont it—and expels them through the bowels, kid­ condition was so painful that lor a while 1 was Of human beings who passed her bv, J kind In tine State olConn.) Be iw.injic^ many year's. In the course of an interview Cartes Catarrh, BkennaUim, superior cleanliness. respected in New Haven. Tour reporter fonnd neys, and pores of the skin. • } ; i paper. This singular thing seemed to be just scarcely able to attend to business, and the se vero -AND— Nor heeded the glance of her auxious eye. recently with George M. Stetson, who is re­ Neuralgia, IMphUierla, Wre the specimen he wanted^ He broke off the It.NeveTVaiisto Restore the Youthful Color him at his pleasant home on Lyons street one af­ pains would come so suddenly and severely that and lustre to gray oriaded hair,iselegantlvper- ternoon, taking life easy. "You ^ee," he.jaya, garded as one of the authorities on the sub­ GREATEST ON EARTH. Mires, twig from which the curiosity was suspended I would be obliged to leave a customer whom 1 Down the street with laughter and shout, ftaned and is warranted to remove dandruff and "I'm trying to mako my«$lf fed a lltUelndlipoeed ject, the prophesy was made that there would CuTicnnA REMEDIES are the greatest medicine on Wounds, Braises, Burns, lit­ and went to the station. He entered a well might happen to be waiting upon. Du ing a part Glad in the freedom'of school let oul, , ; itchingof the scalp, &preventfallingof the hair, earth. Had the worst case or tsalt rheum in this of the time I was unable to walk, and scarcely 50c. and fel ' at dealer* tn drags. I presume its the lingering results of a Lodge undoubtedly be a fine and profitable yield. comity. My mother had it twenty years, and in fact flamed or Sorere E]Ere*. -Female filled cur, placed his specimen in a hat rack, Norwalk. dinner which 1attendejULprhile ago down at the died from it. 1 believe CUTICCBA would have .saved Complaints, Scalds, Sprains, knew what to do or which way to look lor rellcl. Oame the boys like a-flock of sheep, *';- beach. IhaTft^Vai lnny of my friends in Mr. Stetson is the oldest.peach packer in the her life.. My arms, breast, and head were covered and sank into a (-cat. | At this time a friend recommended Hunt's for three years, which nothing relieved or cored uto- etc., etc. Hailing the snow piled while and deep. I ^ PARKER'S' New Haven know, a sufferer lor years lrom ;in- United States; having started the canning of til I nsed the CUTICURA REsotvBN* Int&mally, arid The car was warm. The warmth seemed Remedy. I took two bottles of it, and it took digestion and biliousnesi. When Xhave indulged. the fruit right in the midst of the Delaware CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally, - ' Prices 50c., $1.00 and $1.75. very delightful to the young man, who had right hold oi my diseaee and cured mo very Passed the womaii so old and gray * - • NEWARK, O. - 1 J. W. ADAMS. • • ' • • ' - 1 « ' i&toalbWty food I've had to suffer at times ex­ psach orchards twenty-3ix years ago. "In been out in the cold so long. In a short time speedily, and I have experionccd no troubled with Hastened the children on !!u ir w»y. tremely. As a result I've had to place myself )n y my kidneys since. GINGER TONIC order to understand the situation," said Mr. BEST BLOOD PURIFIER. TOILET ARTICLES, he was in a dosr. The car grew warmer. The A Superlative Health and Strength Restorer. under my physician's care often, and I have taken Nor o(Tef( d a helping hand to her, • a great many remedies, but I find that altjt a Stetson, "it is necessary to^bear in mind that 1 have uscdyoiirCuTiounA remedies in several cases Dslloately Perfumed Delightful to Use. youn); man slept. Suddenly the iirlificial If you are a mechanic or farmer, worn out with thorough trial that Dr. Kennedy's FAVORITE of Eczema, Moist and Dry . Tetter, and cured them Suffered ior Twenty Years. So meek, eo timid, afraid tn Mir, overwork, or a mother run down by family or house­ the peacbes arc formed On the tre.e in Octo­ all. YourCimcuBA RESOLVENT, so far as my snp- TolletCrcaai, improves the .81 OO summer atmosphere wat rent by an uneaithly BBMEDY isthe most excellent medicine I have Ijlp Salve, beantifving and htaXing. .35 WiUcontinue tomake regular trl pRbctweei] Nor­ hold duties try PARKER'S GINGER TONIC. cverbadtaMwlsdge offor any ofthe disorders )ly.allows metotostit,has,in my hands, exceeded shriek, ami a I4dy rose convulsively and jutt HON. JOSIIUA TUTHILL.OIEast Saginaw, Mich, If you arc a lawyer, minister or business man ex­ abo*« meaaoned. Mt leaves noexhaustiveeffeots ber ofthe fall preceding the summer in n efficacy and alterative compound [blood purifier] I' Toilet Soap, softens theBkin (3 Cakes)..... SO walk Bridge and-New York, stopping,at South Lest I lie carriage wheels or horse's feet have ever made use of in an active practice of SO says, "Count me among the enthusiastic friends Norwalk both ways to recciveand deliverlrcight. hausted by mental strain oranxious cares, do not take £l>ut xfttlierjtreaMk'ensiand regulates_the digest­ which they reach their growth. Every sum­ llentlfMce.yor theteeth and gums 50 as suddenly fainted. Before the startled pas­ Should cio'.vd her down in the slippery street. * intoxicatingstimulants,but use Parker sGinger Tonic ive organs in acharming manner. Wo '* years' duration. K.N.EC'KEK, M. D. oi Hunt's Remedy. It has proven in my case all mer the tree extends its branches, or, us is JACKSONVILLE,TA. sengers had time to discover the cause of their I£you have Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheuma­ : a household medicine, and I have Mcommenoea O. Special Preparations. • • you claim for it. naving suffered for about Freight received from and delivered at the tism, Kidney or Urinary Complaints, or if you ora it to my friends, lor it is an excellent prop^ra- said, 'makes new wood.' It is from this new alarm another lady repeated the performance. twenty years with severe disease of the kid­ rreigh tdopot of the Dnnbury& Norwalk Kailroad At lasi came one of the merry troop lion n ' GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES. For Convenience In Traveling, dcc., and troubled with any disorder of the lungs, stomach, ' M*. Catler is a man whoseVord «anbc depend­ wood entirely that the peaches for the sue for Severe and Sensitive Cases. A third, who began it in the same manner, neys (which our local physicians pronounced for all stations,also the Shepaug Railroad. The gayesi laddie of all the group. bowels, blood or nerves, you can be cured ^ Park­ The half has not been .(old .as to the great curative w er's GINGER TONIC. Itisthe Greatest Blood Purifier ed UDOZI. His testimony is but a re-echo or the powers of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. I have paid h Cure, for nasal, throat and ear would probably have finished it without any Brights disease), I made a journey East to con­ • words of thousandsdii Kew England who have ceediDg scaBon are produced. Old wood hundreds of dollars'fdr medicines to cbrc diseases of 75 He piiistd beside her, and whkpcied low : — And the Best and Surest Cough Cure Ever Used. received «m«t trom thei Eole -uieof Dr. ^Kennedy's sult the eminent Dr. Haven, ol Hamilton, New V* Special arrangements for froight to and ltic that has one® produced peaches does not as a the blood and skin, and never found anything yet to Ointment, ' for iBss, convenient when the change in the programme had she not received York ol whose fame in this specialty 1 had heard trom New York can be made with this line lO 'I'd help you across if you wish to go." > If you are wasting away from nge, dissipation or FAVOE1TB BE11BDY, equal the CUTICURA REMEDIES. Extract cannot i applied easily- SO per cent, lesethan by ANT OTHEU I.INE.-^B any disease or weaknessand require astunulan t: take rule produce them again. After the tree CUAS. A. WILLIAMS. Plasters, (Porous) bv mail for trial,6 for a snddin shock that acted like hart shornc, much. Dr. Haven examined ,mo carefully and P 35 GINGER TONIC at once; it will invigorate anu biiud A POSITIVE CORE IS has borne its fruit in the summer ROVIDENCE. R.I. •1 and saved her from losing coasciounuess, for simply said, 'Go and get a bottlo of limit's Kcm- Produce sold free ot commission and returns Her aged Laud on his strong young arm. you up from the first dose but will never intoxicate. Medicated Paper,/or it'/eg and Chafing, It has saved hundreds of lives; it may save yours. ELY'S about two months -the litttic- buds appear- iN:£yKBY CASE. r • WOsheeU 35 just behind her a min began to swear in a edy .and take according to directions.' Aftor promptly made at the highest market rates. | She placed and without hurt or harm. having travelled so far lor treatment, it strnck ). HISCOX & CO.; 163 William St., New York. 50c. mm* that are next senson's peaches. Although na Your CUTICURA remedies outsell all other medi style trttly dlabohtaj. And as if matters one dollar sixes, at all dealers in medicines. Cream Balm citifes I keep for skin diseases. My customers and - Instruments for Application. me as rather funny to be directed to take a medi­ 3T All penons areforbid trusting any of the He guidi d I lie 1 ( unfiling !\vt along, GREAT SAVING BUYING DOLLAR SIZE. FOR | larger than a pin's head, when exaniincd patients say that they have effected a cute in every were not already badkenougb, a baby. Set up cine which I might have bought within a stone's employees ofthe boats of this line on account ol instance, where other nemedieg;bav8 fAl<&l<0 lnKaler,_/or hana and) Bard Rubber. . 1 OO Proud ihnt. his own were linn and si roftg. jvithji magnifying glass they show the per­ Throat JHseases...... i Olass. a yell, and would ncjt be comforted. Tbe throw of my own door, but I was in the doctor's the owners thereof. • J.-v-M . U' •) • ,,! CATARRH* HAV FEVER - • nrp BjiocKjjjAJ|| i|.®. Agreeable to use. Nasal Syringe, simple and durable., 35 passengerssoon got Into a strange commotion hands, and of course I followed his advice, and Tlu-ri In FLO R ESTON fect peach in miniature. This is how it FiUNKXiff Fans, N7 HS 1 ,.jji • I< ngain to his friends he went, •: •• - -i •, §£. Female Syringe, very superior.. 100 Unequalled for ; Sometimes happens that the whole. p.Bch The men were dandng, and some vi ii*cui right glad wa31 that I did eo, for before I had Its rich and lasting fragrance has made dns ColdB in the Head. CUTICURA RESOLVENT. CAUTION—Pond's Extract la sold only In taken Hunt's Remedy hall a dozen times I found His "iii.g licait I'^ppy and wdl corilcnt. delightful perfume exceedingly popular. Tlioro Hoadache and Ddaf crop is killed as early as December. The CUTICURA, and CUTrcURA SOAP, sold everywhere. bottles with, the name blown In the Glass swearing.; the womn trembling, fainting, Meelier's is nothing like it. Insistupon havingi u>RES- ' and enclosed In bnffrcoiered wrappers with immense benefit from it, and by continuing the TOK COLOGNE and look for signature cc noBS, or any kind ;of- year before last there were no peaches for Price: CUTICURA, 50 cts, and $1-00 per box. CUTI- oar' trademark thereon. .Insist on havtaa and shrieking; the (fhildren scrambling un­ LINE! SIh- t- biuiii'lMidy's mother, boys, you know ; •mcus: mdmbranal lr- cuka RESOI#EKT, 81.00, per .bpttla.rseuTiouKA Ponfts Extract. Befaso all Counterfeit* use ol it lora limited time I recovered from my " f itationsi inflated'iuKiedand this reason; bat, having failed to bear that; SoAi*(%!tte^ -GtiTicUR^SliAyii^WdAAlpcts. and substitutes. der the seats and blubbering and whimper­ trouble entirely, and am to-day, I think, one of Schooner JOHN u. PEUItY, Capt. Byxbcc, will For nil shc\s old. Mir] poor, nnd slow; ices. A 1 nereaiter make regular weekly tripsbetwcenlTor- [rough surfaces. year and tbe vitality and energy of the plant Poller Drag anil CIiemlCal do. Boston. ty V SOLD BY Alii. DRUGGISTS. ' ing. The young man awoke in amazement. the most rugged of rugged Hichigandors. The an*JNew York, stopping at South Norwalk, on every boB*e. Any druggist or dealer in per­ m preparation ot tin- world is indebted to you sir, for the promulga­ leavingMeeker Brothers' Wharf,Norwalk,every '•And I Ik.[«: st nit- fellow will lend a hand fumery can supply you. 25 and 75c. sizes. doubted merit. Apply going in consequence entirely t) the tree, last i' '• .• .• Prepared only by •i't For a moment he thought that tbe people 1 lARGE SAVING nUYTfJG 15c. SIZE. bythclittleflnger into tion of such a medicine, and I hope you may not 55b'i? 5 Freight taken on boardatPlcr T.» l.« ip my mi.iiu r. J(.,j understand, - 1 f> a vq* KutgerSt., New.York, on MON­ the nostrils. It will be year the trees gave off an unusual growth Pond's Extract Co., New York. were crazy, and that iome of thejn wobldjdo go without your reward." U16 DAYS and TUESDAYS. _ „ _ __ _ „ absorbed, effectually ('It t ver slie s olii ni;d poor and gray, cleansing the nasal passages of catarrhal vinis, and made large quantities of new wood. Alitheabove preparationa displayed in Pond's iDjufy to his prehistcHc balloon.. Tben the n1!?eJ?lg,,e,t Market Rates Paid for COLOGNE. oauslngliealthy secretions. Itallaysinflammatipn, The more new wood there is on the tree the Extract Co's show case on sale at J. G.Gregory conductor burst through the crowd and stood way, straw and Farmer's Produce, hy When her own drapfyoy ig f^r avva}'.'T protecwlthe membranal linings of the head frpm & Co'fl. Drug Store; also withMr. G. B.Piaietcd'a A. J.mEGKEH Sc BRO, more prolific will be the fruitage, but it will Druggist,tSouth Norwalk. before the young man.' He did not ipeak, Norwalk, April, 1880. additional eolds, completely heals the sores and And "somebody's mother" bowed low her ' • • restores the sense and smell. Beneficial results necessarily be at the expense of size and He leaned over in front of the young man Southern New England Telephone are realized bya few applications. A thorough head treatment will cure. Send for circular Will quality. The result was that while the and opened the window. The young man company. •deliver by mail 60c a package—postage stamps, In her borne that night, and the prayer she Sold by wholesale and retail druggists. Ell's peacbes last year were plentiful they were was surprised. The conductor seized tbe pre NORVAIK DIVISION, mid - BI.MER N. LEE, - - - Mnnagcr. dmah BALM CO, Oswego, N. Y. small, poor quality and so wanting in vitality historic specimen anil threw it through the DANBIJRY & NORWALK R. R that Ihejr could not be shipped long distances window with all his strength. 8UMMBBABBANGEMENT. ; Was, "God he kind to '.the noble boy NOBWAIK. ! Commencing Jan. 1,1883.? ; Afliims Bros. ... Market without (spoiling. Last full there was not ^'PlNETREt^ "Impertinence!" shrieked the young man. Who ia somebody's soil and pride and joy." Adams Express Co* at S. K. Stanley's much new wood made and the sap did not "How dare you touch my specimen ?" DAILY TRAINS iSaldwiiu A. II., M. 1). Residence SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. THE GREAT Leave Norwalk Bridge for Danbury. Hank, li airfield Co. Nat Office rise to develop the buds before the cold of Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose and Your specimen 1" roared the conductor. Neither Wctul Nor Asleep. lJetts. U.S.PAY STATION Druggist Byes, ltiiuring Noises in the head, Nervous Head' TAR CORDIAL •.i'.j •:i-'J.i^ 935a; m.Hail. , Office winter. No better conditions for a good "Why, you fool, don!t you know it's a hor­ 1 65 p.m.,&ccoramodation. Realty, J.P.& Bros. ache and Fever instantly relieved. r;,.,; ,;r 5.00 p m. N. Y. Express: A very funny case of fraud, showing up an Bcatty, It P. : Store Choking mucus dislodged, membrane cleansed and COUGHS AND COLDS. • Norwalk crop could exist." As a result there will be healed, breath sweetened, smell, taste, and hearing net's nest ?" 5 C 20 p. m..Mail. old-time trick, came to the notice of the as­ Comstock Bros. > PorthenromptandetTbctualcnre of Ccnghs, ' " 9 07 a. m:, Sunday Accommodation. Comstock, S. Residence better fruit this jear than last, although not restored, andravagos checked. Colda, Soreness of the Throat and Cheat, sociated charities recently at Cincinnati. Cole, Lestor, Residence quite as much of it. Tbere will be less Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings into the Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma, Inflammation of the The Encore Nuisance. Arrive at Norwalk Bridge from Danbury. Clarke,E.C ,M.D. - - Residence Pains in the Chest, Dyspepsia, wasting of Strength Lungs, or other diseases leading to that ter­ 3 BUniS FOB THE SICK.I 7 34a.m.,Mail. Word came to one of the districts that a wo­ Cole, Ira - - - Residence peaches on a branch, but they will be finer, arid Flesh. Loss of Sleep, etc., cured. rible malady--Consumption, there is no Le^p suppose a hungry man gu«s into a •tn.ju k. h08 a. m„ N. Y, Express j man was in great distress on 'account of the Cowlea, Goo. B. - Residence One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol­ remedy in the world eqvial to Db. L. Q. C. •I'er llioso deathly Indies ia dclicatol < fpw; 108p. m.. Accommodation. • "' Comstock, Or G S - Resilience larger, moVe vigorous and will bring the vent and one Dr. Sanford's Inhaler, in one package, WlSHABT'S F1KS TBKB TAK COBDIAIm restaurant and orders dinner. Ho finds it Di!iou3 Bpclls, as is to pay for two meals instead of one. A 7 25 S. JN. Lo. ex 7 45 S N spcclal terly, and the scene of distress was so realis­ mil, E.J. - - Residence Plaaterm [an Eleetrlc Bat- well as those which cause Gout, Rheumatism, Sclen£ crcrciso, and in Pimples, Blotches,! H Local ex. - Hyatt, J. W. - - Olllcc. miaeral or polsonoas anbitiacei; A sure core for of danger. When they.have been previously and Dropsy. , all wlioara couilnod and Sores.Sores, Rely onl 7 15 il U . t| 8 42 Local ex. tic that the ladies witniEsing it were moved Fever and Ante and Malaria. A sovereign remedy •yC'j'rgjpj tery combined with a Porous man goes into a cigar staro, invests a nickel 825 932 Milk train niggins.E.L.,M.I>. Residence for Liver and Kidney troubles. pushed forward they sometimes blossom in Plaster] and laugh at.pain. 25c in daoi", should usa SUI.PIIUR UlTTEnS,! a 88 Local ex. 10 OS) Ilindiey, ffm., - - - Hardware DEBILinsffiNERV0USNE8S. in a cigar, and upoti lighting it, discovers SCT-l'lJUlt li:XIEB3. and health will fol-r Prov. ex. to pity, each of them handing the woman a . ; Residence FEMALE DIFFICULTIES . • March and then a sleet comes and freezes in everywhere. 4tl5 r,jTlicy viil not then low, 0 3d Accom'tion Sundalay Ac. 5 OK i>. m. : Ilyatt, J. W. In Young or Old, Married or Single, yield readily that it is very fine. That man may stamp 10 39 a. ni. Local ex. Milk, 9 42 " goodly amount of money in order to enable r Hitchcock, D., M. D. . Residence to this'invaluable " family medicine." i 'the blossom and the fruit is killed. This can Sjbs -weak and sickly. • w Holmes & Keeier, Grocers FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. . Da?eMS? the heels off his boots, but under no circum SCLPHTIR BITTESSI Leave South Norwalk for New naven: her to defray the expenses of the burial. Horse R, It. Depot Office not happen now." |iiS General Debility will euroLiver Com- f . - Residence The Washington correspondent of the ® PRICE, $1.00. writs, and ifou •will you. 9 2i " lloston ex. 7 29 S N special Leonard.,C. T.&Son. Coal .East side hand out a complimentary cigar; at least, we Jnot be troubled. 10 48 " Accom'tion 7 44 B't special flashed across her memory that she had drop­ 'Lockwood, E. K. Store Philadelphia Record writes: "A dainty little LEVER, RAW HIDE, SULPHUR BITTEES! have never noticed anything of the kind. 1217 p. m. Boston ex. 824 S N spccial ped it in the death chamber. She returned, Lockwood, W. A.. M.l> Residence girl of eight or nine, with dangerous big eyes, £9 lion't Don'tba be •withe'without a Will build you up and* 1 46 Accom'tion 944 Accom'tion < Lockwood, F. St. John Residence These things being so, how does it happen 1-lbotLla. "Try it; you mokoyou strong <£kid| 2 21 Local ex. U 01 Adams ex. and behold her astonishment as she entered 1 • . Lockwood, Wm, . . Store appeared in the library of the White House BALDWIN'S, AND DICK'S ||i will not re^rot it, healthy. B 433 Accom'tion 1127 Boston ex. Residence that an intelligent audience that has paid The supposed corpse, a healthy looking man, Manv, C. W. the other day when it was full of great men 4 51 Local ex 1147 Miller, George-E. - Residence dollar a head admission will go on as if they 5 13 Local ex. Sundays 8 00 a. m, Milk was sitting erect in one of the chairs, and Mitchell. W. & V. Meat Market of one sort and another, and quietly waited Sulphur Bitters. » 1027 '• Ac. Mitchell, F.W. • Residence were going to tear the opera house down if was assisting his wife in counting the money Morison. T.H. Residence her turn to speak with the tall gentleman RIGHT HAND ; P • • • T the performers do not duplicate tbe pro­ EW YOBK A HILADELPHIA N EW LINK that had been given for the burial. There jMoshcr & Curran list Block M'l'gn with the gray whiskers and hair and the Bell's One Me GureforTostfiachB^uy. N BOUND BBOOK BODTB - "National Bank of Norwalk, Baak gramme and give them two dollars' worth Price, twen- r """ —* FOBTBENTON AND PHILADELPHIA . • were no explanations. . . ^ : Nolan,R.G.,M.D. Resldenco sober face and the courteous manner down Commencing Jan. 29th, 1883. Norwalk Gazette Office IRON AND WOOD instead of one. If the performance is so Leave New Yorkfrom station U.B.B.ol N.J. •':Norwalk Hour . Office by the bow window in the south end of the .Bank much better than the audience expected, it loot ot Liberty St.,tor Philadelphia. A little charity goes a long way in temper­ s -Jiorwalk SavingBSociety room. By and by her opportunity came, Ninth & Green Streets, at 7:45,9:30,11:15 a.m Phinney, L.N., M. D. Residence seems to us that it would be more reasonable Malaria the Cause. 1:30,4, 4:30,5:30,7,00 12 00 p. m On Sunday at 8:4G ance work if rightly managed. A basket of Prowitt,J.T. Hardware She tripped forward modestly but bravely, Sncoenaors to BI/RR KNAPP, a.m. 5:30,12 p. m. provisions for the sick wife of an intemperate Prowitt, J. T. Residence for them to hand over another dollar apiece For Third *JJerkSBtrcct8,at7:45,ll:15,a.m.l:30, (Jnintard,W. E. Undertaker, Residence and with a 'good morning, Mr. President,' CORN husband cannot surely add fuel to his .evil Raymond, Geo II Undertaker Residence mum 4:30,5:30,7, p. m. On Sunday at 8:45 a. m. at the ticket office as they patsed out after told her name and proffered her request. AT ForTrenton, Warren and Tnckersts,,7:45,9:30, Sclleck Brothers, - r • "Grocers the performance was over. W e have never 11:15a.m.,1:30, 480,4.-30,5:30,7:00,12,p.m. Sun flame. A tender solicitude for bis child, 'Sc^mor,J. S. Law Office She was a niece of General Winfield Scott day 8:45, a.m.,6:30, 12 p.m. even a little politeness to himself when he is . Sherwood; E.R., Gent's Furnishing observed any Austin audience do that thus Return t raii• I eavePhiladelphia tor N ew Y ork: Sherwood. E. R., - Residence Hancock, and sho wanted a few sweet flowers From stations Phila. * Beading Bailroad, in a condition to appreciate it, will now and Smith, W. II. & CO. . : T'! Hardware DRAINS, W.H. SMITH & Co's far, and we have watched them closely as Smith, W.-D. Residence from the Executive conservatory for the Ninth A Green Sts., at 7:30,8:30,9:30,11, a.m., 1:15 then leave its impression and possibly win Cigar Mlg. they passed out.—Texas Sifting* ' 3:45,5:40,6:45,12p.m. On Sunday at 8:30a.m.t Stanley, S. K. Fat down with decoration of a little Episcopal church. She 5:30,12 p. m. bis tolerance of you and the cause you repre­ Start, O. S. Residence smiled archly as she told her errand, as 15 and 17 Water Street, From Third. A Borks streets,5:10,8:20,9:15 a.m., St. John, C.E. - Residence A well-known bishop, eminent in his posi' 1:00 3:30,5:20,6:30,11:30 p.m. On Sunday at 8.-15, sent. A careful study of the thought and of Swilt.Lir. T. E., - • Jtesidcnce though she was quite sure of a favorable re­ a.m. 4:30, p.m. degraded men will reveal almost universally • Vogel-, W A Droggisi 2KT4 mwAtiK, OT. tion and in personal dignity, during the exer­ From Trent jn,Warren and Tucker streets,1:25, Vogel, VT A Residence sponse. The President's tired face bright a feeling of antipathy to some representative ; Woltrin, R. M.. Mnsic Teacher Residence AND cise of his official duties was once quartered 6:20,8.03,9:C5,10:00,11:34 a.m.2:00,4:22, 6:24, 7 28, Western Union Telegraph - Norwalk CEMENT, ened with smiles as he turned from the p.m. On Sonday 1:25.9:18 a, m. 6:15 p. m. temperaiicc man. So long as that antipathy upon the wealthiest resident of a certain vil­ Tickets tor sale at toot oi Liberty St.,239,261, - Wilson, O. E. - - Residence tiresome politicians to the sweet little face 401,944,957.1323 Broadway,and at the principal is nursed the drunkard will be apt to remain Wilson, S.B. Builder, - Residence lage, whose wife chanced to be away from Wood, Chas.N. PAY sTATiot - Market r the celebrated before him. It was like a cooling zephyr hotels; NOB. 2 and 4 Court' St, and Annex office, a drunkard from Sheer spile. And a careful Woorhvard & Perry - Law Office home. The bishop, with grim humor, fre­ Jewell's Wharf, Brooklyn. from the Chesapeake on a hot summer's day New York Transfer Company will call for and study of the experience of reformed men and SOUTH NORWALK . quently complains at being put into tbespiare check baggage from hole1 or residence to destina­ Adams Express,so. Norwaik - Office He told her honestly that he was very glad PLANING MILL, tion. women will show that the first strong impulse room, which is opened especially for him and Adams, Leroy - Market to see her and then he gave her carte blanche At 19 Main Street ALL RAIL LINE FOR1 ONG BRANCH,OCEAN to lead a better life was excited by the per­ . ABCliiJ.J., S. Norwalk - Fur Shop AKRON the encouragement of rheumatism. He is GBOVE, ASBURY PARK. POINT PLEASANT Baker, It. L. 1/ivcry Stable in the conservatory, and dismissed her with boave foot of Liberty street, N.R., 5:00, 8:15, a. sonal interposition of some disinterested ' Baktr, tl. L. So. Norwal k. Residence withal a slim man, and on this occasion, when a pleasant word or two about his own little MANIJFAOTUKEUR OF m., 1:45,4:00,6:00 p. m., evangel. There is might in the kind, firm Beard, 10 - - Residence his host inquired how he had slept and hoped n. P. BALDWIN, Gen.Pass. Ag't. Berry. J. J.»M. 1)., - - Residence girl, who does so much to lighten up his life O.R.B. of N.J. Clasping of hands, however soiled the one or " Bohannan. l>r. 0 G. - Residence. S, N he had passed an agreeable night, he answered IScrke, \V.C.,J1.D. - - OBce in the White House. Her handsome uncle Yon will always find a large assortment of pure the other.—Northern C/iristian Advo­ Becker,M. - 'So.Nonvaik, Saloon could not have done more for her had he been with some vehemence, "No, I did not; I cate. - Comstock BroB. - South Norwalk passed a very disagreeable night indeed 1" UrofntS Knapp, Upper Office PIPE standing in Arthur's place." Doors, Every Sickness has-its Fever. The Crolnt & Knapp, i .Lower Office The bishop departed, and when the wife of head, the lungs, the stomach, the bowels, the •imS' SANITARY DEPOT. Mr. Moody says he does not fear infidelity Donovan Jerry Store liver, the spleen, and the kidneys each will at half so much as he fears the cold formalism Doty. C.E. Ilat Shop. He Kept Bis Kept. •Sashes, his host retured shs naturally inquired who times have their little FeVcr. Easily sub­ Field** Flush Tank*, : ' ;- D. &N It. It. - Extension Office By had been in the house since her absence. which is creeping over Christianity—the what lily, Dudley P. residence Rudolphstein was sick unto death. To dued if.taken in time, but if delayed the fever of heart, interest, fire and enthusiasm. Ferris, J. H. - Kesidence GOOD Aim DESIRABLE ROODS "Bishop P.-—," said tha husband. "Bishop spreads lik% fire in a house, until the whole All China Water Closets, Ferris, J. ir. Coa), Upper Office him came his partner Jacob. "Jacob," he Blinds, 4? fSf body is involved, and the person is sick in bed. The story ot mankind in all ages is told in Ferris, J. II, - - Coal, JLo-vrcr Office said, "when I am dead you will bury me % P !" exclaimed the good woman. "In. The Magic Cure is especially a Fever ) .? aalatrjr IT Rraneho . this little aphorism, attributed to a Georgia Fitch-, Henry R Lnmber Yard the spare bed, of course." "In the spare medicine—better and cheaper than quinine. darkey: "A man dat l^in make a libin playin Gregory, S. \V. So. Sorwalk - Livery with the two hundred dollars I put in the ; Mouldings, It is the hope of the sick-bed. Tho bow of ' ' Weavers Vaih RaslhiWaste.- llill, E, Residence bed!" Shrieked the horrified man. "Why, I promise to the invalid. de fiddle ain't ap' to pester de hoe handle Hoyl.'I.JI. PAY OFVICE - urngRist business." Hatclu Bailey & Co. - Planing Mill AT put all the silverware under the mattrass be­ Every case of Scarlet Fever, Diphthe­ A Stadd ird-couaty, Mo., boy came to his "I will," sobbed Jacob, "all wBat you tell ria, Pneumonia, can be curcd, if this Hat Forming Co. - ' - Oilico Window Frames, fore I went away!" death last week"from a laugh. He had a burr Kendall, G.S. - Office me to do I will do it." remedy is taken actively as directed. inhis mouth when he laughed, which, lodg ilahackemo Hotel. - - Office s IValarla or Miasm in the air is for the North, G. S. - Photograrh Gallery Two weeks later Jacob meets a friend. most fart the cause of al 1 Fevers, and the ing in liis windpipe, killed him in a Norwaiklron Worka - - Office The Treasury depaitment has decided that minutes. - V Why are you so sad ?" asks the friend. Packing Boxes, &c. bologna sausages, when not inclosed in skins 3Iagie Cure is a sure antidote for it in every . Norwalk Lock Co. - . - Office pm.™ form it may assume. There are 220,000 members of temperance .'II. 1"., N.H. & U.K. It — Freight depot. "Because," said Jacob, "my conscience BOT1OM PRICES. •U made of intestines, are to be admitted to this „:l'aiiTier, E. AI. & Co. - - Office i.lit.'uli Us.umu ii Ev«5r y Chill has its Fever, but not every societies in twenty Episcopal, dioceses South Norwalk, Conn. troubles me. My partner tells me to put country free of duty. Our native American fever has its Chill. We cure the Fever or " Parflee. E. V., M* D. - Kesidence dogs can breathe easier now. the Chill at the same time. England. Aaioug3,000 abstaining ministers 1'etry, W II - - Kesidence two hundred dollars into his coffin, and Mill & Oilico loot ol Marshall St., Ask your druggist for tho Magic Cure. are five bishops .and seven of tlie Queen' Planted, G. 13. Druggist "Look here, boy," said a stern Austin Put up in both Liquid and Pill form. chaplains. ''Uaymoncl, G. W.. 2(1 Fonndry forgets it. Now he is buried, and it is too parent, "you are telling me a falsehood right llaymonil Brothers - Upper Office Bargalnsi Price of Pills, GO cts. a box, and theyare sent "William, my son," said an ecouomical Raymond Brothers - Lower Office late." So. KTorwolls., Ooxxxx. now. I can read it in your face." "It must by mail. Pint bottles of the liquid, 81.35, are "Raymond, J Ii - - Residence "Never mind, open the grave and put it be some falsehood I told you last week, pa. sent by espressi Stone Laundry Tub; mother to.her son, "for mercy's sake don't . jlteid.Hngh, Paper BoxShop, S. Norwalk You know you can't read, anyhow, without Ceo. Tallcct, keep on tramping up and down the floor in ~ l?oth & Goldschniidt - - Factory in." that manner, you'll wear out your new boots, tSentinel, ----- offico your spectacles."" 191 Fulton St., New York. 94 .IIIA N ST.,!NEV| Mullings Bros., "I .will do that," said Jacob; "then my .BEEK 10BK. (He sits down.)There you go—sitting down . llandilorth,!. \V. - - Residence Cloakings, Plushes, Velvets, &s. A very colored man, whoentered complaint Iy49j) :iterraan, S.J. - . Kc&idenc.c conscience will be easy once more." Now you'll wear out your new trousers! -Sherman,S.J, ...stable ^ . v " against another for assaulting and battering declere, I never see such a boy!'- Smith, J.H. Florist.So. Norwalk Again, later on, the friend meets Jacob. v * A .v X him upon the head, was told by the justice: irsolmans, A. - - Office Carriages k Wagons "Well, Jacob, do you feel better?" "I don't see any marks." "Does ye s'pose ; SOLICITOR OF The Dramatic tells of a little boy who ... Stillson. (J. C. PAY STATION. Druggist went into the parlor where his sister was Stiulwell, - - Pianos and Organs "I feel happy as never was." > • ' Big »Iol) In Gloves, USIC!he bit me wid a piece of chalk ?" was the - Trowbridge.Chaa. S. - Olh'Qe ; ''** i i indignant rejoinder. The case proceeded being courted, and said: "Brother Tom told "You put in gold in the coffin." i. Send J Oc. for five pieces of pop. American& Foreign Patents, me to ask you what was the date of your Volk, J. A. & Co., Si Norwalk Ilatters MADE TO ORDER. ular vocal and instrumental music '-What's the crowd about?" queried a stran­ Western Union Tclegraph.South Norwalk "No, not gold; that was wasteful." Ircude Marks, Designs and Copyrights.- last bustle, for he can't find to day's pap: I '.Vilson Point, - Depot Full size, Best Paper. Would ger, as he noticed a stream of visitors going high or low, and he left it in your room just "Greenbacks?" cost $2 at any music store. into a fashionable residence. "It's a silver Meolianloal "FlTgpert, ;;f?j NEW CANAAN. Repairing in all its Branches, Hosiery, Underwear, &c. before supper." : , -. Birdsall House, - - New Canaan "No, not greenbacks; the damp spoils • WILLIS WOODWARD & CO, weddin obligingly replied his informant. Ifos. 00fi«7 Seventh St., Opposite U« S. Patent Office. •"TSronsori, Dr. - residence New Canaan 817 & 819 Broadway, N. Y "What's a silver weddin'?" "Why, a chap's r Hoyt, Stephen's Sons, Residence O.A. miLIilNOS;: J.8.MULLINGS them." Lock Box.349. WASHINGTON, D. V. been maried twenty-five times, and he's a I shall bo pleased to attend promptly to any business that may be! i< it uril No female should attempt the toil anc Johnston & Raymond, Carriage M'k's "What did you put in then ?" me. ly drudgery of washday,when it can be obviated 8 Jlunroe, L.M. Drug Store celebratin' of it." r j p,;. by the use of James Pyle's unrivalled Pear- N.C. It. It. . - New Canaan "My check to his order." : - . J!- Perfection Scale Co. - - New Canoan George S. Gregory. line. april Rogers, II. B. & Co. ClothingM'l'K e Slioelng. A DruggUS Say*. Stevens, F. Livery Stable Why he Married. J. F. Bennett, Marvin C. Brown, Druggist, Meredith Vil­ Weed, J. - - - New Canaan Livery, Boarding, Sale' . VV. tJ. Teiegrapli j - Office WILLIAM McCORMACK. lage, N. H., saysI have sold your Sulphur Messenger office. ,, * ., , "I've lost four children on this road ?" Bitters for years, and contrary to moBt medi­ w t No. Ill Main St. Norwrlk. J>CJmoIS. WINHIPAVK. "JJ Shoeing in all its branches guaranteed to b •'You don't say sal" ejaculated the strang­ s Feed and Exchange cines, I never sold a bottle to any one who iA MAM done in tn* best manner. Special attention paid er. "You have had a hard time. Make the said it did not help them. They cured me of WHO IS UNACQUAINTKD WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OP THIS COUNTRY, WILL Lonnslmry & Bi3EellC„o. - - ' Office to interfering, or tender footed horses. All work SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THE Dr. FITOM'S NorwalkMills ...Office warranted. Give us a call. lyilp road pay for it ?" N"orwallt, Ot. table those terrible sick headache#, when every Kandlc, J.C., TAY OFFICE, - Store other remedy failed. 2tl5 'Well, now, you betI I got $5,000 a head WliSTI'ORT. »——Minneapolis^ Byington, U.S., Sangatuck, Residence . for them young ones. Yes, sir, them child­ 'MSHtmdeos --tiwh irriuan Gcodsell, A.T. Westport,PAY STATION CMHLD KKDAI* PARIS, 18V*, y,«l» K. ... Crren Hubbell & Bradley, - Saugatuck ren stood me in.$5,000 a head." iriona ^ Tie Net Somer Resort! BAKER'S HLL¥: PAY STATION What are you worrying about then ?" in­ Jones, Oscar 1,.1-AY OFFICE - TinSlioi" 2,500 Feet Above Sea ijevel For Boys. Kemper, O. II. Jr., - Hat Sweat ll'fg. quired the stranger, as the old man went for Crosaa Tlic Spring Term will com me i.eo on Ketchusii, L.ingdon, - - Residence KlRwle MILLS,ITiELl<9i CENTERv&nmalf CO.,vVs) PA.1A• Monday, April 2<1. ISS'J. Staples, I?, w. - Residence Pan I Spring Water flowing from Living the window again'. CHOCOLATES A limited number of Voting Ladies willbc rc Polk, J. K. Sanagtnck, - Residence Springs. The celebrated I'enn Oaves wheie yon Holer's Premium CTOCO7o/«,Um few* CI can sail miles under ground on a fine lake ol pure "Nothing, nothing partie'lar. You see, Uraen* tie du ceivetl both in the Primary and Advanced ('onrsc I.ecs Jl'l'g Co. - - Cotton Twines • preparation of pUIn chocolate for ta­ Thoroughness guaranteed il pupiif arc pttiiclu water. SendJor circular. I've been speculating in stocks lately, and the lly ne.-Jlibi'i BreaK)iut Cbeoa, ai aml.rcgular in attendance. DARIEJf. CEO. B. NASH, Proprietor. from which the czccu of oil haa been Mrs. Ilnbbard will contintio her suocesfnl in­ ltrown, J. R„ - - TAY STATION market has gone agin'me. To-day my broker rm l removed, eullydigested and adnilrably struction in Dr.nving anil 1'ainling. No payis I'.ohanan, Dr. It. L. - - Ihirien toid me my margins had Tall run out, and as adapted for invallda.—JJoler'a FWKa spared to make the School llrst-class in every re­ Hccker, John S. Residence N"o. 14= Knlglxt St; Ctocetoe, aea drink or eaten *• «w spect. Messages to and lrom Pay Officcs, will be *m getting nigh home I thought my wife ).,< (In rear ot Horae Car Depot,) (tcUoaeiy 1» • daUelon. article |hl|Uy for tern)9 and other par. ictilnrs apiny to tli charged 10 cents each, no matter by whom they o. leconunandod by touriito.—Batata Principal, 1>R. J, C. 1'1 roll. may be sent or received. Exception, store of J. Carriage Making might be on the track somewheres, and if she NORWALK, CONN. Sroma, invaluable aa a dletfocckU* C. Handle, and I. M. Iloyt, where no charge will was, stranger, if she was, I cduld make them Carriage* turnlrtled at all hours. Courteous lm.-OnMa And CTecefcWu • bo made to subscribers ttcntion and gentlemanly drivers. lyl moat excellent article (or&mQIes.. margins good and stand to win on the whole Sold by Grocers ererywhes*. ANa deal." iU W.BAKERftOOW Notloe! JOorvKcsier, Mass, NorvalE: Latin Scboo], Bank Stock Wanted. We ate all dual beings in a way that this REPAIRING little story from the Detroit Free Press ll- LOWEST PRICES. Pino Grooorle*Cheap, CE tn ClflPOrdayat home.Samplcs wortli |S jm'TY SHARKS of the • ' ' luatrates: "A day or two since a veil-known )3 J0 )fUlw. Address, 8 tinson 4Co.,^ort •• ior Boys. Floitr^Feed, Grain, &c. and.Malne. AX physician called to. sec a lady patient, the- Goods /irat-Ulaas and always Fresh.esh. Floor from FAIRFIELD 00. NATIONAL motber of a bfigbt three-year-'oid girl. '&»: "8Sc " e.tit *1:2'S per baft; White Extra~ O Sugar, Fourth Year begins Tuesday Sept. the doctor entered tbe room tbe little girl, as NICKLE ORNAMENTATION, :i"IBStt fortor SIgo6d51; good o^traektra vU SagSngar, 1S lbs. for SI; 5th, 1882. Bank stock want'3(l. A^iply at this office. A No,i.l Granulated Sugar, OX lbs.Sl; Carolina though somewhat frightened, ran away upon Bice 7c. peril}; Babbitt's Soap, 7c.or 4 cakes J. F. Peckwelf, being told that the visitor was^Dr. . tor 25c,Sc,; a lull Una o< Qomm. including a lane Terms $40 pox- Yotir. Main Street, Sopth Norwalk, Ct STOVE REPAIRS,, t n ' American House The motfier explained that tbe little onei; it; qc. v .i-j: i akc, or e for0quartets Splpadid OolohitTea I" through experience with a dislocated ankle A i 40 to 60c. per lb.; Kng. Bceaklast Tea at „ (Successorto i>. If.Marshall.) Latin, «reck, German, an Being the Croat Central Line, afford* to travelers, by reason of Its unrivaled geo- tra. jlddren very lino Uncolored Jap. at 80c. per lb.; a Splen­ . Dealer rta . graphical position, the shortest and best route between the East, Northeast and We nrc prepared to furnish xncntaatnll liours doctor made another call, and succeeded in jj: l:lil!i did Mixed Tea at 25c. or 5 lbs. for $1. A New i I COAL HODS, Discover}/, IdaKnum Bonum Co (Tee at 30c. 1; 'Southeast, and the West, Northwest and Southwest. HEX. JOBNSTON, A. M. mil at lowest possible rates, in the best manner. winning the little girl to bis knee. 'Why did per lb. Just intrd "i. J •%: " 1 La Salle, Oeneseo, Molina and Rock Island, In Illinois; Davenport, Muscatine, JkDQouttit 1'|l'reo. Address II. IlAi.UiTT & Co., >)< Notions, Dry Goods, Ladies' A Gents' Underwear.' - " Washington, Keokuk, Knoxvllle, Oskaloosa, Fairfield, Des Moines, West' Liberty, Portland, SlainMai lvll (Vigorously." BLOWER STANDS Iliband SttimufrOjl 3o. per lb; Shoulder steShoes from ;Washina;ton Uwo bills, jtur^orling -to T .S'I/cqal Hopsa'l'AT town. Terms utrlctly cash. ; intermediate. The , WANTED—SALESMEN. ha^c been issued by ttte former institution JOIIN tlUKKNWOOD,M Iloldon ave.licadot ••• Tocnnvassfortho sale of Nursery Stock. Uncqualeil Si'vUntt.. it» 'iiti, ijjiilifj: Franklin Ave, v.Jii ,4! 'm' fAciUttcs. No experience required. Salary and exiwn- DIIAFTS ' 1' OF— for $25 each. One numbered 2,158 bore the FURNACE SCOOPS, ETC., Neatly and promptly oitcutcd. n^lyio ses paid. 500 acres of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. xlate of April 10, 1799, and was payable to "GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE," Shrubs. Jtoscs,ctc. Every Seapription. As It Is familiarly called, offers to travelers all the advantages and comforts VV. !'> Ji.i Has removed to Lyilea' Hloclc,W*lcr8t.,and I :. "'», ROAD IN THE COUNTRY, and In which superior meals are served to travelers at WELCH & GRIFFITHS' place of peg or nail. Work done neatly and the low rate of SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. ii > (^itoe ' Findings. cheaply. Glvj) me a call. Oonstantly on.hand; also, lor table use,a very Time and E*pen»e Saveai '' THREE TRAIN8 each way between OHIOAQO and the MISSOURI RIVER. Particular attention given to Fine Brand of Claret, TWO TRAIN8 each way between CHICAGO and MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL, SAWS. r iudtliig ilard workers arc subject to biilious attacks "Parts'of tho human body cn- via the famous . _ ;, 1 Remember the name.' The best are the cheapest, •which may end in dangerous illness. Parker's lar/rflrt, developed and Btrcnglli- FROM -.1 and one ol tliese saw* is worth three of any other Ginger Tonic keeps'the kidney ,and li ver pc 1* an into resting advertisement long run ACKER, IHKRHILL 4c COSBI1 I kind.1 They are made of Bust Inclined Cast tsteol, woJ mO i»ap«r. In reply to Inquiries we will say ALBERT LEA ROUTE.' llnely tempered find finished, areporiecl outting Bests ai| Sbojs ,tp pasnre. tive. ana by preventing tbe attack save sick­ ore Is nrt evidence ol liumbiig (about this, : January 1, 1882, a new line will be opened, via Seneca and Kankakee, between tools, and we guarantee entire suiifi'nolioii. We ness, time and expense.—Detroit Press. 4tl6 contrary,'tbo adtcrtlsers.aro vory highly a, Sarsaoarilla and Seltzer '' Newport News, Rlohmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and La Fayette, and Council mannlaotiire Ssuvs of all kinds, and ercry-saw is Quality, and Fit indorsed, interested persons may get sealed cir­ jit, from the eel ibratedmanufrctory ol trig : • .f, culars giving all particulars, by addressing '' J Bluffs, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Intermediate points. warranted. Try them. Don't biiy^any other, li' guaranteed first-class in every par­ "The'Hindoo Widow,'' cbant»kbe ^(Mein;' BBEEN Si BTBNR; ' f'H'l 'JJ : All Through Passengers carried on Fast Express Trains. ' your hard ware dealer don't keep them,order I rein F"or •"''•'i For more detailed Information,see Maps and Folders, which may be obtained, as us direct.. Agents' wanted everywhere. I'rlce TranMi3jil, i$& (he only, one that crem&tci Eric Medical Uoucerii, ,,u B AIiS hts, ete., Iree. AT THE ticular. -• ^PrieesL reasonable. 1%0. Box, fits Jtunnlo.N.Y.— Toledo Evening Bee* ltottled by (1RIFPIN Sc CO., the London well as Tickets, at all principal Ticket Offices in the United Statesand Canada, or ot >>i: if ^ '' " The other remate." Agents of Bass & Co. 2mfil WKLCH & «KIFt'ITHS, Xlusene Fanolier, •'•W- Ui ilijirl! •• ly!) R. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN, , "!i 91 \yaleK SI., Koston, mass.' You can keep ;j',Qur hair abundanl' and ff TJn week; tiiij• Vioe-Pres't AQen'l Manager,, Cen'l T'k't St Pass'r Ag't, ' 17 MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONN New Andgraphic Pictorial itory of tttegreat Sea fights ofthe . f'2 a day at liouieeasily rtade. Adams House Billiard Pallors. ?3III8 IMPOItTBltS <*K FllKMCIl BAN13SAWS glossy, and retain its ynnihfirt color, wiili World. Jiy Medical Directorr St||fPBN.S«lfPHN. U.U.S. S. N. Address 91.1-.Goatly otilllt free. AUdreaa THUE a Gazette Officii v Til o i l I awih? f vt'W it -m--. •; '-'J tiw Ukb of «be £olden Boot. • ' - Parker's H&ir Balsam. Jr| ^ JT. C. McCURDY &CO., Cji Cfafestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. M CHICAGO. t-QRomw ep.S: •. .. j*; * ,u • .tw;, v.;