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f " VOL. LSVI.-NUMBEE 3 WHOLE NUMBER 1828. ',;Je« of William T. tourant, George Hewitt, DARBY3 A Turn of the Title. - ^ For a day or two grief and court plaster ^ .The General Assembly. , /A NORWALK GAZETTE, h REAL ESTATE. omerlc. Great Calamity* ;jV £ G. Hibhard & Co . B. M. Weif; WWi i*1 Only a turn of the tide ! ' ' caused Parkin's face to assume an unwonted •We give below the lists of the various v expression, except when, as often happened, The, Bar Bins of. the , Nevrhall (Vlyers, L; A. Wheeler and J. H. Waton, PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING. I was sitting here, by myself alone fi committees of the Connecticut Legislature, For Sale or to Let. -•.i?;? !.* .., , Agent of the Canada Southern railroad be . T PROPHYLACTIC On this rock, now hardly three hours n-gone, The Mtcred tfee$ of Ilton fc Wnt he detected his wife in the act of being very as announced in the respective Houses, , Hpnse in Milwaukee; , • • • • • • - sides the offloes cf Nelson's coal yard and of With my book on my knees, and my eyes on With shaft and pit; vague waters wander mother^ to little Jenri(p Bray. The neigh Wednesday, January 10: $ I f \ The Second Oldest Paper In tbe State. FLUID. SOMEWHERE IN THE HEIOHBOKHOOD OF OHX^ < he Merchants' Dispatch line. A number of Furnished or Unfurnished, the sea, •low bors dra not know what to make of the old " ij^NATK. * 1 A Household Article for Universal HCNDKEP. PEESONS VICTIMS OF . THE DEATH jvholesale establishments in Water street Family Use. And my thoughts still farther adrift, when he Through plain* where Xanthus and Scaman- an, §nd got.so satisfactory answers to their The, Republ&anuiominatlons df chairman TRAT—SCENES OF HOKBOB IN THE STREETS THE Houao on Jiaet Avenue, oceupicil by Mrs. 'nqulHeS. Christmas was elbse at Land, but of committees were" confirmed, those not were damaged by "the fire and. water and OFFICE IN GAZETTE JiVILDING. O. S. Ferry. Enquire on tbe premises, or 01 For Scarlet and So suddenly stood by my side. derwent . —THE BAD ENDING OF-A BBIDAL TOUK. «8tr JAMES MITCHELL. Typhoid Fevers, To war with gods and heroea'long ago; Parkin, instead of throwing himself heart previously announced being as follows: tailing walls! Among them were those of Eradicates The sun shone whit* on the sail?, Incorporations—Senator Ooit of New Lon^ MILWAUKEE. January 10.—The fire Which Cramer, banker; thet* Goodyear Rubber Cor.; Diphtheria, Sali Not yet to dark Cassandra, lying low «nd hand into the preparations for the Sun- Subscription $2.00 per year, in advance. vation, Ulccratcd The waves wora^ (limplinir and sparkling in don. .» destroyed the Npwhalt house, on the corner' Louis Schadegg & Co., wholesale wine mer For Sale Cheap. " MALARIA In rich Myceosp, do the Fatestea yelent,jele^nt; i„ j ^day-school celebration/, gave no assistance Financc—Senator Baker of Norwalk. " * » Single Copies 5 Cents. ' ILL be sold at a Bargain, if applied for 80011 Sore Throat, Small wi ."i -n -.rf - of Michigan street and Broadwajv .a si? chants; -Tames Morgan, dry goods; Zimmer Pox, Measles, and W j.ofA(?am^mipd ^ap»oj^ except with his pocketbook. Suddenly he Military—Senator Clark of Southington. W a small, neat Cottage, ol six rooms, in good A.nd I—my visions.were almost as bright. Cities' and"' Boroughs—Senator Boss of story building, to-day, Is the most^shockip^ man Bros., clothing. William Candee, neighborhood, and tlireejnimites' walk 01 tlie nil Contagions Diseases. Persons waiting on is his royal modament. astonished some of the natives by buying a Bridge. Apply at UAZKTTK OKl' IOK. th6 Sfck should use it freely. Scarlet Fever has But ;i ipist ia now qeepiog aloDg ibe shore, ^ndrulne Windham. catastrophe which has occurred.in;thiaeitjr' Entered at the Post Office at Norwalk, Conn., ticket tor New York, and appearing at the ^ashier of the Manufacturers' bank, carried never been known to spread where the Fluid was 'And I shiver >vi'.h cold—it is uoijiini? more ; The awful dust and treasures of the DsadJ Fisheries—Senator Gilbert of Hebron. since the burning of the steamer Lady Elgin jbe cash box of the'institution, conta'ning as Second-Class Matter. used. Yellow Fever has been cured with it after atation a quarter of ah hour early so ^as not <' Insurance—Senator Hills of Hartford, To Let. black vomii; had'taken place' The worst If it were—what now avails 2^ m... a«H«s Learning scattered wide ; but vainly twenty years ago. The fire broke out; in v money and paper to the amount of $000,000. cases of Diphtheria yield to it. to miss thetrain. Aahe had Seldom gone c .Manufactures—Senator Sturtevant of East HE large, commodious front room in Gazette tf ,r. ' thee, Lyme. the northeast corner at fbur o^cjock, apd* in out of the flames, ^he insurance agencies Feveredand SickPer- SMAIX-POX . Only one turn of the side ! to the eity, which he alwaya insisted was as ; *• '" Advertising Rates : - T Building just vacated by Francis McKeon. sons refreshed and and Homer, ahejpMKggg Lesbian lead, Temperance—8enator Barro\:s of East- less than half an hour the structure was a i m : ; Full particulars of Bed Sores prevent PITTING of Small bad aaSodom and Gomorrah rolled into one, and general offices on the first floor were. y ll.J.STUKGES tie told me his love was so deep and strong, .fordl' - • mass of flames inside ^nd'.ECenes which beg ed by bathing with' Pox PREVENTED And strives to rend thy song: too blind is Worst portion of Babylon added, he, Scarcely saved or any ^papers. The insurance i*our lines or less, 1 time 50c., 3 times $1 00 Darbys Fluid. • That in saying him usy I dicj bim wrong. Krlth tU ^Federal Relations—Senator Gilbert of gar description followed. Dozens-otinmates 0ne square, one insertion 1 00 ' A member ofmy fam she • r on the hotel is stated .by C. D. Nasb, pfftH-' Impure Ais made ily • was .. taken • with That I had not the right hi3 life to break ; l^ad to endu& what learned to him an hour Be\>ron. Per week for" continuance 50 | */ For Sale or to Rent. Harmless and purified. T6 know tfts &»w6 ofl tiil& faniottii tftfd Canvass of Voles—Senator Cook of Bark- met death by leaping from windows while dent of the Newhail house association: at For Sore Throat if is a, Smal!-pox. I used the of impertinent questioning, but his only reply One Square, three months 4 00 HE well-known Farm at Winnipauk, formerly .Fluid ; the patient was And before I half knew the words I spake OfindlvUiiblb supremacy. vw hamated., many others looking put and seeing the fate j$125,000, all held in Cincinnati agencies. The " " six months...... 7 00 sure euro. not delirious, was not : I liail promised to be his bride. was that lfe>mB:at&nding;to his business, and T owned by. Morgan.T.Smitli, is offered lor Contagion, -destroyed; pitted, and was about Bavision 'of Joint Rules—Senator Baker in store for them if they jumped fell back to • " : 41 que year, with papor. 15.00 sale or to rent. 'JL'lic Farm contains some 40-acres For Frosted Feet, t 'I wished hj£\ friends &eiid to their of Norwalk. , < loss will reach about' $500,000. ^"ift^tekj- ot impro,vfecl;laiul, In gopd condition, a.crimmodi- ChllhlaitiVFil e s, the house again in three perish in the flames. The Itfjiding haailpqfc Two " " , " " .... 25 00 ! weeks, an* no others I can see his footprints yet, • / • s Queer Old Parkin. own ;Bas all his'tor mentors t^d their wives New Towns and Probata Districts—Sena raph wires are down.. Both the, vfrfstern ons and convenient residence, barns, &c. Pos : Chaflngs, etc.* , ha'd it. — J. W. PARK been designated as a "deatli trap/u Three " " •• 3000 session -Rivetiimmediately.-' Price low and terms Rheumatisih cured. INSON, PliUadelphia. Ttiough. the sfe-althy waves liave alir.ott of the old man's disappearance, Mrs. Parkin tor Richardson of S4lisbury. nd Mutual Union offices are burned out- . nnav. -For further particulars enqrire at .the - 'SoftWhite Complex^ Rjads and Bridges—Senator Northrop of Btupified persons were; lying across the hall Quarter of a column, one time....'5 00 effaced •had for two or three1 daya little time to do The list of identified dead is as follows: " one year.. 60 00 jFAIB'PlELDCOONTY N ATIONAL BASK. II ' ions secured by its use. Newtown. ways. Many not quite dead were laid on the Sliip Fever prevented. From the satidi,'. .dry oc-it the,,track they. anything but snub Visitors who were deter Forfeited Rights—Senator Plunkett of New jAllen'^Johnson, D. G. Powers, Mrs. John One-half colunfh, one time '10 00 To purify the Breath, Diphtheria- floor of the American express oflico Where Gilbert, the aetoi's wife, Mrs. Kelley, Miss- " " one year 80 00 j ficTi S-iaoa v#r: To Let. Cleanse the Teeth, | traced; , ,, • queerest man in all Dillton township, and, mined to find out something about her hue- Haven. Full column, one time 20 00 'mHE Large JJ all, recently occupied by the Odd it can't be surpassed. Agriculture—Senator Alsop of Middle- their groans were heartrending. On an' 0°tfft,»and Bessie Bjjgwn, servatfts; Thom Catarrh relieved and Prevented. But I feel as if ycara had gone over my head, by rirtue.of his peculiai^ties, he iras a never- band's latest queer move. " " one year 150 00 A Fellows, at tbe low yearly rental ol SluO. curcd. town. icy flagstone the bo^y of an unknown man, as Vanloot, a retired capitalist, Maggie .Full particulars of the ase»|»J?,.J. STUHGKS, 4s if I had died, and been raised from the ; filling topicof conversion atthcpOBt-oifice Meanwhile, Parkin was spending most of One inch constitutes I"4qn«tt.^-|jS No. 4 Gazette 'BaHdinig; 1 School Fund—Senator Vale of Walling- was lying covered only with a shirt, with MSA; The physicians hers ciead,^; frtiv . . - and arouDd the stove at the village store, and his time in telling himself what a fool he waa Owens,-Lizzie Kelley, Annie Brown, Knit- Scars prevented.. ford. ^ both legs .broken ;and his skull cleft in twain. Special Notices 25 per cent, advance on the s use Darbys Fluid very Since those sands were glistening wet. at church doors. The general complaint was for going to New York to look for one person State Prison—Senator Strickland of En Lincoln, Maggie Sullivan, Augusta Gesa,- above. ; • For Sale or to Reritt ^ Dysentery cured. successfully in the treat Another poor "fellow,'had. crawled up the; Wounds healed rapidly. ment of Diphtheria, expressed in .one of DUlton's pet figures of among more than a million. He begap by field. {Mitchell Bullan, all servants. C..' Howey, a Local Notices in Reading Columns, 25 A House and One Acre of Land, on Prospect Scurvy curcd. A. STOLLENWERCK, ; Only a turn of the tide ! Manual and Roll—Senator King of Water- Chamber of Commerce steps,.his back being.' [railway conductor, W. A. Hall, a miller of Cents per line. Hill; An Antidote for A nimal Greensboro, Ala.^ spfeeieii: " You never "know Where to find seeking Joe at places where he himself, as a town. : - ';' J:' • - 1' Yearly .advertisers restricted to the business or Vegetable Poisons^ i?it alwa>s so when our dreams co.ne tnre r* broken. The bodies picked up in the alley |Lapoi;te, Julia/Curtain, laundryjgirl, j, Kitlie May be had on reasonable terms.o^^ Stings, etc. Tetter dried up. him." He was always honest—no one could stranger, would naturally have gone, so he Unfinished Business—Senator " Barnes of contemplated at the time ot contract,but are I used the Fluid during Cholera prevented. . Is the present ?o gray, and the future so were those of waiters, and; girls Who in the : permitted to make monthly changcs ol their ad deny that, but his honesty found such odd visited the Bible House, the Central Park* Preston. Linneham, Mitchell Bur]a, Mary Bp.rk, Au- Norwalk. March ISth, 1381. 12(1 our present affliction with Ulcers purified and blue? " : Capitol Furniture and Grounds—Senator frenzy and. panic jumped- to 'tb? ground. vertisements. Scarlet Fever with de healed. ways to work in that it frequently disagreed Menagerie, the Toung Men'a Christian Asso gusta Josa, W. T. Rowel), Bridget Connelly, i -Marriages and Deaths inserted gratuitously. cided advantage. • It is In cases of Death it Is the; rainbow we chased»nauglit'but driz«' Welch of Bristol. Miss Sutton was; inarried in Chicago yester Obituary Qr Fnneral lf.oti^ea 15 oen ts per line. IZi:- indispensable to the sick- should be used about with the business projects of his neighbors, ciation, the free reading rooms and Washing Engrossec^Bilis—Senator Gunn of MUfi and Nannie'Mack. Asetvant ofTom."Thumb• Farm for Sale. •the Corpse — it-will zliog. mist ? day to John Gilbert of the Minnie Palmer I All nnusnal cuts and.dcvices 25 per cent, ex • a r * room. — Wit.- F.' SAND- and caused feeling which, if not exactly bad, ton Market, but hife|D81yn succe^insisted of. lis missing and- iB probably killed.'- ' . PHE subscriber will scli the wel known David FORD, Eyrie, Ala... , prevent any unpleas IA'IU! the -ftbpe we l:nggcd to our hearts and > ke ^ * I W troupe. She is now dead and hie cannot re 1: St: John Farm with all the Slock, Tools and ant smell. * cfccaii&ffcfiy litmyjnl;' upjt0.s9fh! one whose . Among the missing are Maggie Finnegan," Growing Crops. Most of the price can remain on 3The eminent Phy ! • kissed,. < SMfckarj* Pine aninoi cover. Hi jumped from the window with : ahohid^ins'^i^ hft lookedllike Jc^'s, addreaE-; OPlDCflittCOS * lervant; Lizz'e Kelley, servant :'Mai^SRii^, mortgage- • For full particulars address sician, J. MARION Delusion and naught Deside? ' : his wife in ' bis arms.'' John Antisdell,, A. H. BALDWIN, 1H. D.> 22tf GEO.F.BELDJSN, Winnipauk,Conn. . SIMS, M. D., New The man's oddity,; according to the vil Ing them, and causing himself to be sus Judiciary—Robbins of Wethersfield, Cun- {servant; William McKinzte, night watch York, says: "I am i ' dall of Brooklyn, Hitchcock of Winchester, proprietor of the house, became . a; raving; convinced Prof. Darbys I nad liked him truly for years, ... lagers, consisted In never being satisfied to pected of being a confidence man. Then it man ; colored boy, name not given'; Hon. Has liemoTed his office to his New Residence Farm for Sale. Prophylactic Fluid is a Downes of Derby,Brownof Norwich, A! inor maniac, running up. and . down the street- valuable disinfectant." I know he is greater and nobler than I, • let weir enough alone. With many of Us occurred -to him ^hat a yoong man might George Reed, brother-in-law of,;Mrs. Alex- No. T1 WairStreet, Dr. Hill's place. HE subscriber offers his Farm for-sale, situa ot Stamford, Wright |f $d^if6rd| Perry of crying, "Oh, my God, who set that oh fire?". ted in the Town of Grcenltold, in Saratoga neighbors ,who, like him, wrapped in one perhaps Ltiiit the 'theattea; feo, althong^ * 'Htrtford. - - - • • lander ikitchell; Captain J.-P. Vose, U. S. Co.,T In the state ol New York, nine mileB from Vanderhilfc. University, Nashville, Tcnn. •With a larger brain and clearer eye; His son and partner was paralyzed with hor-' Hours till 9a. m.,1 toS and 7 to 8p. m. I •'testify to the most excellent qualities'of Prdf. of the oldest Episcopal churches in America, Parkin regarded these places as so many gate School Fund—Couch of Stonington, Pom- fBngineering Corps ; James .A Erpest, Shulls -——Li : Saratoga Springs. If is pleasontfy situated 'on Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. As a disinfectant and •That my life is of small account, if it give Hoy dfTSuffleld, "Eroup of New Haven, Hoyt ror. The scene ail. the morning at the po a rise of ground, 95 acres ol land, which is lavor- detergent it is both theoretically and practically (llim comfort; but shall I, so long as I live, he admitted that some of the natives who ways to perdition, he wen¥ ^k#tii^rery^ jbu;g, Wis.; Scott and wife, clerks in the St. ALEX. S. GIBSON, ab.'y divided into pasture, plow, meadow and superior to any preparatioh with' which-1 am ac |>f D^buiyi,.Syilfeur of Thompson, Winegar lice station is simply indesqriba^. . AiSjtbiP' woodland; with a large house; the'size ol the Feel these half-unreasoning fears ? r > were Catholics and Presbyterians were quite night and tried to look«t4¥siyBian in the ofHent, Sisson of East Haddam, Bindham- ^aul> railway office, McHuff< Iowa; J. H barn SO by 40, wagon house and stabling, hay loft quainted.—N. T. LUPTON, Prof. Chemistry. „ • fire progressed chaicredibodies were buried inn Organist of the First Congregational Cl urch Darbys Fluid is Recommended by good people. - „ _ - audiences. mor of Vernon. Hough, Peoria; Mr. Gsorgs Smith, Milwau over the same, 23 by 43, and grainery 10 by 18. its rftlns. One aftef1 another of the u'irfortu-! Will be sold cheap; part of the 'purchase money Hon. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, of Georgia; Ah me ! one turn of the tide ! ' ' Then he advertised in the newspapers Banks—Catlin of Stratford, Gay of Farm- kee ; W. F.- Durand, Milwaukee; Bradley Teacher of can remvin on mortgage it desired, or will ex Rev. CHAS. F. DEEMS, D.D., Church of the y ington, Tollesof Naugatuck, Tiffany of Gris- nates jumped front the fifth and sixth stories change lorviliage property. For further particu Strangers'; N.Y.; - This morning I was a careless child,' '" that an old friend of Mr. Joseph Waters, of Kellogg, Ashton;. Mrl Martelle, Milwaukee; lars inquire of- SILAS P. TUTTLE, / ; Jos. LECONTE, Columbia, Prof.,University,S.C.: wold, Nichols of Thompson, Taylor of New and fell with~a thud, on,the stones, The' Plano-Forte, Orsan and musical ' Rev. A. J. BATTLE, Prof., Mercer University; jSo gay, so petted, so tboughles3 and wild; township to describe the virtues and explain Dillton, would like to see the young man at i W. H. Hall, Laporte„ind.'.. . tl51 Norwalk, Conn, Milford, Stevens of Killingwortb, Morton of dead were taken to the Central - Police' -• f-i Composition,; Rev.-pEO. F. PIERCE, Bishop Af: E. Church. ^ . I'm content with my fate, but one more year the purposes of his own party, but he had no a designated .room at the Astor House. He Among the hurt aSd burned are M; B INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME. Of freedom would have been very dear. more hesitation, right in the middle of an remif^^in t^s room two dayi^ ioo^ing^rat T 8tS?PAon-!^P||n of Si'msbury, fUi- Station as last as possible, this being the only Elliott, Milwaukee, Barney Vanhoag, Mil*; Look Box 39, P. O., NORWALK; CONN. Desirable Property lor sale; Perfectly harmless. . tTsed internally or win p^ Beacon.J'allS,' Brown, of Ledvhrd, available p\ace. Ben Hall, a fireman of A Very desirr.blc place on East Avenue. ' externally for Man or Beast. Was it I or the wind that sighed ? exciting campaign, about denouncing a ras •f hifen the opposite side of the street. waukee, B. W. VanbuMnkirk, Ei P. Hoff, BERNARD COHN, Osborn Avenue, for sale cheap. here claimed. For fuller information get of your., I thought so—here comes the rain, hams of Goshen, Clark of Chester, Newcomb Also, a nicely located House and Lot on Sler- than if the objectionable person were a mem Then he walked up and down Broadway of Tolland. building falling down on him with a fearful Druggist a pamphlet or send to the proprietors, The mist grows dense, and the clouds gather firm of Hoff & Wallhfidge, New York, H. MERCHANT TAILOR, win Street near West Avenue,for sale at a bar J. H. ZEECIN & CO., ber of the opposition. And be wss just ss until his feet were sore, but never saw the New Tpwns and Probate Districts—Good- crash. He was dragged out from a heap of C. Richer, Jaines Wairdrobe, New York, S. gain, Enquire of fast Win'of East Hamdon, Ward of Bristol, Minor hot plates of galvanized iron cornices. In a WEEK'S BuaDISG, VAIL ST., S. E. OSBORN,East Avenue, Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA, man for whom he was looking: C. Craig, Des Moines, R. A. Connelly, Chi A FULL LINE OF tfll or to D. W, Fitch, W est Avenue. And the tide has covered the sands at last; •wwwiwi© mw&fP" *° of Madison, Beebe of Lyme, Morehouse of very short time the buildings fronting on talk, in his presence, of the poverty of some Parkin began to feel discouraged, and to Ridgfieid, Carter^of K[olcott, Caso;pf Wind- cago, W. Weber, Laport, Frank Tucker, Will Imported and Domestic Clotbs I must hasten, and think of regrets no more; • unfortunate family, the need of new books mends* wlMv^ter iai. hirtdfe wu not sor, Andrewfof iDariep. ^ ' •• :• -\ ? Water street began to burn. These! were at Tanner, Berlin, Wis., J. V- Mahoney, Khode of the latest styles, constantly, on hand. Noti But could all things be as they were before, Mgfit -in Warning hiid «alnst"interettln{g 'Rtiadi'and Bridge-Bradley of Orange, once protected by steamers.; At one timei fies in Scotch Suitings. Satislaction guaranteed I would not promise again...... , for Sedgwick of West Hartford, Gillette of Pros Island, S. A. Dixon, Chicago, J. D. Paul, in every particular. ITTLE himself in the affaira of other people. Jdre there were six persons hanging from one James Ludington, Eliaha Starr, Milwaukee, pect, Husted^fGreen wich; WariiX)f Easton, window sill of the. fifth story at the saine Tlie Baby's Hand. for Parkin would at once open a subscrip and Jennie were nice enough, but young' -Street of Salsbury, Wilson of ArbnySnow Charles C. Clark, Warsaw, N. P. Hill, Syra W. E. OUINTARD, IVESI tion list, putting his own name at the top. , folks had been fools since time began, and of Norfolk. , time, crying, in. agonizing tones for the help cuse, O. W. .Brigga,. Grand .Rapids, Kitty PILLS Mrs. Arnold was showing a friend through that could not be rendered them. One after, Bnilding Lots ; Mrs., Parkin "was sdmeMhat diffenjnt«.Bbe probably would continue, to' be «o., rH the Bailey, servant. liar pretty new, house, which was undergoing i another they released' their grasp and met Generalni,l>rvaTTM Firnisbiac nn'jtii1 T» i> Omlertater;nvp/vp wras Vcry %rcmd of hCTBuAiand, buftook couple were fit -to"rtgaiflr each other, thfey Gates of.Lebanon, Fifts of Ashford, Kellogg . The - scene at .the morgue was sickening OPPOSITE HOi&E R. R.DEPOT. a second and iiDal coat of inside paint, and their fate. One man by letting himself down (^Orders attended to pay or night. Residence E'OR SALE unwearying pains not to let him know it. would find ways ofvdoing^rwitiiout his of New Hartford, Davis of Haddam, Ama- and horrible. There are now 30 or more gave promise of being as aesthetically beauti at arms length from the fifth story window Matn Street, 3 doors irom Union avenue. She was his partner, BO as A^ matter of honor assistance. W{ut)^uR>n^iadjii to suppose don i>f Staffcwd. bodies there and the -total number of lives Telephone communication with the house. ful as ihe decorative fervor of the age de Claims—Carter of Waterbury, Middleton put his fegt through a window below and he consultfd%^MtSi«e^ttb^iesCmd Joe had remained in New York ? Perhaps lost is estimated at 100.. A number of bodies manded, the color being a delicate shell pink, of Enfield, Williams of Salem, Beard of reached the fourth floor in safety. The op V'CURE ;: to do. After be had listened to nil she had he already was in Omaha or San Francisco, are still in the smouldering ;ruins, and every Dr. T. E. SWIFT, On Wilton Avenue. tick Headache r.nd relievo all tho troubles inci like the inside of a rose. Huntington, Waite ^Sterling, Younp of eration was repealed until the third floor was dent to a bilioii3 rfato-of tha Eysidn, ?uch Diz- to say regarding any of his plana, he was not (v gone tflfaei; thet^r^aji ito^Qpwiqgj'what t Barkhatnsted, Savage, (^:(?romwelli Gi^ver effort is being made to- rescue them from stness; Nausea, Droivsiiier-s, Disties3 efrar c-ntiog, "Isn't it lovely," said Mrs. Arnold admir 1 reached. Each point gained in his perilous Apply to in the least danger,of? bsbtg unduly-elated or tut angry, lover would d6 tf ^nbi-he^cnt of'SbmenL ^ ' total annihilation. The scene in the streets ;1 ,H) EN '.TIS T., : Pain in tha Side, &e. "While Iheu-i^ostV'-.'Liai-k- ingly to her friend. "You aee this is ao Education—Town of Plaiflvilie, Foote of descent waa greeted with encouraging cheers; flble E'.iccess lias bcea shown in cericg ttmfld£ntW ' " himself loose from his home. since the fire, has been heart-rending in the BEM.J. STWHGES, or O, F. WILSON east room, : t.d so it is to have the tints of North Branford, Alexander of Groton, Hub- from the bystanders. As he was putting his Office and Residence No. 9 West Ave. One Winter morning as the Parkin family, These thoughU ran through the old man's, extreme as they were filled with excited » the mornin». Some might think it too deli bell of Wilton,-Jamea of Torrington, Wil feet through the top of the second story W Right Hand Bell. jGazeltc Bnilding. 44t consisting of Judah, his wife, and Jenny mind u he :ftroQed down town from his^ liams of Pomfret, Butler of Middletown, citizens eager to see the terrible work of cate for every-day use, but I shall make that window his hands slipped from the sill above .•••'SICICV: Bray, the village sch lUurj embrasure and the view it commanded. Middlebury, Lucas of Preston, Lockwood of on the stone floor almost in a heap by the to do without them. But after all eicl: !*::•- himself that something must be the matter; post nsar the sea wall, hia arms foldsd.and Bridgeport, Hyde of Pomfret, Walker of general indignation. The Chicago and Racine Capital and Assets, $8,902,273.64 HAS NEW DESIGNS IN •" I shall sit here Summer afternoons with his Impression was confirmed a moment later his bead bowed. police patrol. As early as 6:30 there were Insures against iogsand damage by Fire, on terms baby. Won't it be lovely? Lace curtains Woodbury, Jackson of Durham, Barrows of relief steamers arrived, but not until tbe fire adopted to the hazard and consistent with the Head Stones, Monuments and by the teacher, who rose abruptly and left " That fellow will catch cpld if he atanjdla: Hebron. seventeen bodies lying there. At the central was under control. laws of compensation. COWLKS & MERKILL, al kinds of Memorial "Work. within and green vine3 without. It will be the table, piling'her bandtareMef-tober!; -atttl on a sharp night like this," inicl the oil) "Military Affairs—Griswold of Guilford, police office the injured were received. Sole Agents for Norwalk and vicinity. ACH a picture and a poem both." - * CHICAGO, January 10.—A Tlerald special FleUher of New Britain, Bentley of New V ""CAIIFC AND SEE THEM. 10t Is the banc of so many lives that here is \v}\oi-c wo eyes as she went. . ^ man to himself. "I guess I'll tell him so. London, Ryder of Danbury, Rouse of Plain- Another man^fvhd jumped from the fifth from Milwaukee dated 10 p. m. says: Mil make our great boast. Our pills cure it v/n;!o And they strolled on, leaving the two- "Now X hope youWhappy 1" excUrimed story struck the telegraph wiree on Michigan J. Beldcn Hurlbutt, Others do not. year-old baby looking with far-seeing eyes These New York fellows haven*t»much oat field, Merrill of New Hartford, Storkey of. waukee does not yet know the full extent of Carter's Little Liver Pills a:*o very smiiU ana MTA Parkin. of-door sense." Essex, Wales of Union. street, bounded up and came down a mang the calamity which overtook it at 4 o'clook very easy to take. One or two pills lr.ako a through the pretty window, and it was not " What is the matter, old lady asked: But as he stepped forward he irtopped Agriculture—Terrill of M'ddlefield, Ward led mass of flesh and bones. A number of They are strictly vegetable and dor.otgrirof;r the rosy, tint of the paint nor the flush of of Hartland, Todd of North Haven, Rich this morning, when the Newhail house was Attorney ail Counsellor at Lav, Howard 8. Betts, purge, but by their gentle action a:l . Judah, passing his clip for more-coffee. < suddenly, for he saw another person ap people dropped out of the different stores nse them. In vials at 25 cents; ffro fur 31. healthy childhood that spread slowly over mond of Preston, Whitebead of New Fair burned and somewhere in the neighborhood by druggists everywh.ere, or sent by r.iail. into the canvas awning, but in a majority of Boon No. 4, Up Stairs, the little face and sent a tired little head to " Matter enough !" said Mrs. Parkin, with proaching the motionless figure. The man field, Perkins of Salisbury, Burnbam of of one hundred persons were sacrificed to its CAKTSBi MEUICSSS?! Or Hampton, Bosenbrooks of Mansfield. Pharmacist, .x much energy. " Jenny and Joe Waters have waa evidently walking on tip-toe, which cases they were killed outright or sustained faulty construction. As tbe first alarm was GAZETTE BPILPINO, NOKWALK. Ivcw cr>c • seek in vain for rest on its mother's bosom. bad a quarrel, and she's been crying her eyes atruck Parkin as not indicating good intent, Humane Institutions—Starr of Litchfield, injuries which leave little hope of recovery. J. G. GREGORY & CO., Agents for Norwalk. All thought of the tributaries of beauty or Bowman of South Windsor, Osborne of Ox sounded the sight which met the gaze was $*13.3?© 33 rugs, out about it, and you haven't any more sense so he hastened his own steps, which, owing ford, Gardner of Waterford, Williams of During' the progress of the fire two men something which never will be forgotten. Notice. art passed from the mind of the young than to sit there and tease her about hioS." to-rilibber shoes, were noltaeless. He was Brookfield, Fowler of Windham, Post of appeared at a window in an upper story, and Even the whole interior of the building ap HE undersigned having sold oat nil his inter- Prescriptions a Specialty. mother as she saw iier darling's fever flushed Westbrook, White of Bolton T cstin the Hardware, and.House and Sign face, and she lucked the beautitul east room "Quarreled with her sweetheart^' ex Witljin arm's length of the moving figure as they looked down on the scene below the peared to be ablaze. From the windows on Paintiug Business heretofore conducted by him CASTRINE Cities and Boroughs—Russell of Killingly, at No.30 Main St., to his son, William Ilindley, Toilet and Fancy Articles. A SURE CURE and left it to the gloom and soliuir'e until claimed Judah Parkin, pushing b*|)t his ifigeih suddenly the fellow raised and drew Humphrey of Farmin>;ton, Brad'ey of Orange, floor of the room gave way, and with'an every floor of the house the inmates were Jr., would return his tlian&s to this community tut- crisis v, as past : chair. "I must go anil-reason with^tkat bi£k both his hands, as if to clutch .(he Coek of Voluntown, Bell of Norwalk, Tiffany agonizing scream they fell backward into leaning out and screaming for succor. The for the patronage accoi-dcd him and respecUnllj -AT- For DYSPEPSIA. boy. H^'sjlo gooo^o fallowed to .aftke a tluvit of the silont shape in. jfront of him.m ask for a contiuuancu 01' the same to lus succes As a Tonic and Invigorator it lias no equal. Restores '• Aud tiia dear little hands, like rose haves of Barkhamsed, Waish of; Middletown, the vortex of flames. Avon Johnson -and fire appeared to be close behind them and sor. I'ei-sons having unsettled accounts with tbe the Appetite, Re-establishes the functions of deranged fortr^flniil^' -tl M ~ kin's fist fell like a trip-hammer on tp Thompson of Ellington; his wife sprang from the fifth story.; He subscriber arc requested to call and settle tlx Stomach, Relieves Headache, Nervousnesst Palpitation of Dmpptti from a rose, lay still, ; ' Fisheries—Klrkland of Old Saybrook, forbade any attempt to reach safety by the same immediately- the Heart, Nausea^ Flatulence and all the unpleasant feellsga *"Toro $Sy as well finish your lm&fait, of the ruffian's he^fU. The fellow was caught in jumping iu the canvas, but only two stairways which tbe house was WILLIAM HINDLEY. CORNER DRUE! STORE, resulting from Non-Assimulation of food. GASTRWE Never to snatch at the sunshine Griswold of Rocky Hill, Cook of Meriden, Norwalk, Jan.16th, 1SS3. JBToarfcalls.. Conn, ia in Uquid form. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS ' • Judah,"^aidi Mrs./Parkin, ":ff redeeming love says: "My peace I give that ber injunction was heard,J>ut whenahe Squire Parkin, as I'm a sinner !" said bewildered guests and a great many were PlowersiorFnnerals furuisbed and unto you," we will have none it. If Temperance—Sumner Si Mansfield, An ware College, in Ohio and had received a GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS* Third house below the Methodist Church. of Mrs. ' discovered her husband Iia§; crossing a 'Joje, dropping back a step. " Why—where drews of New- Britain, Merwin of Milford, taken out of the front entrabce and from a 4c., for family use,at Popular Prices. His stocl tastefully arraiiced to order- at ihorj Arnold had read on the walls in letters of note from home that his father had failed is at all times iresh and good, and will stand com notice Office Hours from 7 to 9 a. m., 2 to 3, and 7 to S field between|tiie~houa9 ianf die if railway •—what—what have you been doing Munger of >East Lyme, Rogers of Fairfield' small balcony running along the Broadway and that he must come home as best he could parison with those oi any Grocer in town. Call p. m. light, " Let not your heart be troubled," she ' " Well, Joseph, I came to town to find a Welles of Woodstock, Nickerson of Corn side of the building. But on the south and in and leave your orders. 28ti would never have heeded, and when hir •tattoo, an^Jiv&t wall, Shaller of Haddam. and at once. He was out of money. His unusual in a ''tun «T"his age. Christmas present for the schoolma'm, and I Federal Relations—Henry of Vernon, west sides the scenes were dreadful. Patrol family could send him ncne. He knew the IRON FENCES. Prtasin Apt aiS B«iipr, friend, pointing through the window to the " The old goose 1" murmured Mrs. Parkin gusss I've found it. Just in time, seeing Hillard of Manchester, Durand of Milford, wagons were fllled; with bodies seven min family had nothing at home and starvation HESUBSCKIBEK having returned to Nor blue sky beyond, said, tenderly, trustingly, walk, and located nt 26 Leonard street, is HE subscribers will act as Purchasing Agents to heraelf; "the dear old goose! What to-morrow will be Christmas. Come along I" Eldredge of Groton, Grogan of Weston, Allen utes after their arrival at the scene. Even and trouble were staring him in the face. Mullings Bros., T and Messengers between Norwalk and H- w "She is safe,", the mother cast down her of Putnam, Minor of Torrington, Mead of prepared to lurnisb Wroujjlit Iron Fenc- TYork, daily. Orders and packages received at would the town do without him!" " Nonsense," said Joe, drawing back. the sidewalks were covered with bodies. He started to walk home, but as he got near iugof ail styles, of the best material and best heavy, tear-dimmed eyes, and with a cry. of North Canaan. vrorkraauship. at reasonable prices. Having had I'hcodoro? Knapp's, South Norwalk, and Kene- As Parkin approached the station he " Come along," continued Parkin," 'twon't Forfeited Rights—Hitchcock of Winches Th^ great loss of life is not from burning but Columbus a recruiting officer met him and in many years of experience ir. the making tliercol iict s News Room, Post Office, Norwalk. joy kissed again and again one single blemish he feels cenfldent t at he can satisfy all demands EDWIN K. SELLECK, with James McCreery & quickened his st^psrfor hesaw thetrain reach her in time, if you don't hurry." "| ' ter, Warner ci Snffl^a, Forbes of East Ha froBh frightened people jumping from the a fit of dispair he enlisted.. He was sent Carriages & Wagons Kstimates and plans cheerfully furnished. Co., takes G o'clock train. in the smooth painting of the window sill. advancing rapidl/irom one direction^ Awhile M Suppose I refuse," 'said Joe, sulkily.' ven, Rathbun of Colchester, Miller &f Red windows. Edward Bullock of Lancaster, EPHKAIM M. MEItlUTT, D.R. SELLECK, takes 7:45 a.m. train. What was it? Only the dear dead hand of ding, Wilson of Avon, Cowles of Morris, Bno West at once and had been in the Army now Norwalk, Aug.1882. P. O. Box G57. lrom another came Joe Waters, bag in hand. '•Refuse? Well, Joseph, Pve got my Wis., a guest, was awakened by the breaking her baby imprinted there—the little hand of 8ommors. three yeara and his conduct had been so fa MADE TO OBDEB. The train and Joe arrived at about the same muscle up within the put five minutes, and Capitol Furniture and Grounds—Walker of a transom light and the flames bursting vorable that he was now granted a forty days' which had beeh laid one moment on the wet time; Parkin, by running, reached the sta if you make me any trouble I shall consider of Wcodbridge, Osborn of Newington, Bent- into his room. He escaped by a quilt rope furlough. I told the story to the War Sec PENSIONS paint that had molded it into this perfect tion just in time to hail Joe, who had stepped it my duty, for Jennie's sake, to give you a ley of North Stonington, Hungerford of and left his vest,, a gold watch and $35 be Repairing in all its Branches. Pensions and Bounties got for ahape, and that now seemed to point and Sherman, Morse of Woodstock, Spencer of retary. He said: 'I would like to^liscbarge Sheet Music 5 Cts. Boston, to England. He stilted from Ne-v " I hope some day you'Utj(*rninot to zation of chairs, and the table. Finally, he Aforse of' Meriden, Sherwood of Westodrt, of the city. Later the Flankintoh house uouic, saving up little by little until it was York in ihe City of Berlin and ehu was dit stopped and whispered : St. John of Biossbury, Hurd of Monroe, rivaled it. It contained about 175 rooms and paid for. -They are rather feeble in mind ableci H!!ii brought him back. Theu he trans meddle with ether people's bunnMS, Judah." Arnold of Chatham. " I brought him back." was tbe oldest house in the city but has noi and body, but possessed of-wonderful pa NEUTRALIZED. P E R F E C T feree! himself to the City of Brussels and she " A basin of water first and the lecture la what way a. Prevalent Evil may be A large lot of Wiis i mi down and sunk by the Kirhy Hall, afterward, old lady, if it'a the same to you. " I knew you would," said Mrs. Parkin, been a profitable investment for, the past few tience. Their crowning ambition was to itUorn of lt» Power to Harm. Among the telephone stories floating nboui carpet the "foreroom" and' that has just Malaria is a broail name for many di^easos—all And iu the last named vessel he completed '< for .you're the most idiotic, smart old goose is the following: An old man would.noi years. .It was run by J: C. Antisdell & Son originating in blood poisoning. Bilious fever,tha A J N G the voyage. ' The stores and offices- ou the ground flooi oeen gratified* "An' what more can we typnns ana typhoid levers and chills and fovor B K ijiiHtiiid Mk»ai«IW' that jtfver-1 saw.^ believe that he could hear his wife talk » ask skid the' wife to a visitor, pride and are prominent members of the family. Malaria Old Type Metal, : Puttying to pour some water into a basin, And the people of Dillton wonder to this distance of five miles by telephone. His were entirely destroyed. They were on the satisfaction shining in > e very", line of her deiles alike the builders, tho plumbers and phy Scene in a Colorado newspaper ofllce—• better half wss in a country store severm sicians. Desnairlng of ordinary treatment, tbe Mnmging editor 10 the :el snph editor— but delaying a long time to give her husband dsy why Parkin went to New York, and Michigan street side and comprised the of crinkled face • "Now me an' Mike is ready latter almost unanimously recommend BiSNsO N!S P lo W D E R why he never afterward said anything about miles away where there was a telephone and fices of the Mutual Union Telegraph com 10 bp waked respectable any day an' he is as. CAI'CINK POltOUS PLASTER as the greatest is ofl'ered lor salo in quantities to suit the pur • AtiMhiig new>y in tiio Sia:> specials to- the benefit of it. When finally she turned, the skeptic was also in a place where was a plaised with the carpet us meself; it's the anti-malariai specillc of the age. These' planters ISMADE JUOMTTJEE GRAPE TAUTAIi. ITIS chaser. Apply at the •ngir Teieg-.ui.-li editor to nanagiogedi- his trip. But as they told one another, similar instrument and on being told how t< pany, H. J. Baemgarteq, sign painting shop, wo of - us as is plaised togither. An' ivery act upon the liver, spleen, bowels and kidneys. PEBTECTLY HEALTHFUL, AND rre or—"Mo, tu t-iug important—^tautijng at Parkin always was queer.—New York Hour* >parate it, walked boldly up and shouted : Groltz, baker shop, and Barnicit & Armit- uight, before'-we goes to bed, we. just peeks Worn over the region ol the liver, and upon the BAKING QUALIIXES CAKNOT BE SURPASSED. Leadviile, lalmtid incident hi Bonanza, fire ••Hello Sarah!" At that instant lightning back ovor tho Kidneys, they ward off malttrla like broken up your face, old lady* Judging by age, job printers. On the Broadway front tu ut the bleSsed carpet—ah' the table a- an armor. No other plasters doxhis. •M-'i For Salo by all Grocers. Gazette Office, : orwalk. -i DwiMngo. po -i nini; c-se a Pueblo, shoot- The chief trouble with Kate Field's Co .-trucktbe telephone wire and ktiockedthe inai; were the Manufacturers bank, the Metro- shinin', an' the pictur of the Virgin over the When you purchase, satisly yourself that tbe affair K- B.ildi-r, but 10 lynching or the look of your eye*. ' operative Dress Association seems to have down and M he scrambled to bis feet in itielf a-smilin' down on us Ah, mum, it's word OAPOINf! isout in the center ot the piaster • CEOEGE "V. HECHES <& CO., muiderc—nothing important."—Denver'Tri "Go along!" exclaimed Ml. FukiD* been 'hat its business management partook excitedly cried: "That's Sarah every politau Plate Glass Insuranoe company, ttu Seabury & Johnson, Uhomist8,Now York. High bune, insurance agency of Charlej E. Finn, the ol- rich folks ^ere gettinVtp.be intirely !" est awards at International Expositions. 4t3 Croton Flour Mills, SOSGHerry St., W. "7, hastily leaving the room.] mort Qf the theoretical than the practical time!" Commnnlcated. * RAILROAD GOSSIP. through New Haven. We do, however, and The Selleck School. For Sale or To Lease. Mayor Lewis of New Haven, is one of our The late meeting in New York city of the MESSES. EDITORS : . . . T7K>B a term of years, my residence, 87 West Horwalk Gazette. Readers are anxious for all possible infor The South Norwalk Sentinel in its last is JP Ham street, covtainlng 11 rooms besides stockholders. We held a meeting in that graduates of the Selleck Sohool, as mention closets, pantry, etc. Terms eagr. v^ mation about' the Parallel Railroad, and we city yesterday, when Mr. Francklin waa ed in last week's GAZETTE, was an occasion sue states that Wednesday's high tide was NEWYEM*. Norwalk, Jan. 4lb, 18K. 4tB Tuesday, January 16,1883. desire to gratify them as rapidly as the factB elected president and myself vice president of more than ordinary interest to the gentle the highest known in this region for years. YOU WANT •. S'J- . L —-L-* come to otu knowledge. of the company, men who compose the alumni of this old in How many years the Sentinel does not statr,, BPOBT ot the condition of the NATIONAL WAT Editorial Letter. THE PARALLEL. Governor Jewell told a reporter of the stitution. The Rev. Mr. Selleck's career as but on Nov. 22,1878 the tide rose six inches BAMK or NOUWALK, at Morwalk, in the WASHINGTON, Jan. 14, 1883. Hartford Post yesterday that he knew of this higher than '4 did last Wednesday. This atate ot Oonneetlcnt, at the close of business, Eleven different projects for a Parallel an educator has been a singlarly exceptional Dec.R 80th, 1882. DEAR GAZETTE: scheme of Francklyn's and Lee, Higginson statement is vouched for by an old resident BBSOCBOE9. ^ Railroad between New York and New Haven one as far as his patronage is concern*d. His '•it Washington baa been honored the past & Co's long since, and was convinced that who has lived by the salt marsh for 80 years Loans and Discounts,'. 4M,ur 70 wmmv have been discussed in the newspapers, and pupils are scattered all over the Uuited Overdrafts Sv*uS mm WEEK by the largest delegation of leading five of them have, in one shape or another, they intend and are able to build the road. States, and quite largely abroad also, and a put. ONE WHO KNOWS. U.S. Bonds to secure circulation, Sio.nouuo Other Hiocks, bonds, and mortgages 20,1*0 so OVERCOATS, business men from Connecticut that have been before the Legislature. But of the He thought they would not go to the present number of them have attained to high po Dus from approved reserve agents, 17,09618 ever congregated here at one time. The session of the general*assembly for a charter sitions, socially and personally. One at 15,000 yards of Hamburg Em Due from other National Banks 13,708 28 whole brood only three survive, and one of broidery bought betore the ad Beal Estate, Furniture and Fixtures.... lltSH) uo Get theni now, for Prices are so low they tariff revision, it seems, was looked upon as these is in the last stage of dissolution. This but was by no means certain that they will present representing this government at an Currnnt expenses and taxes paid 3^99 <3 of no soit of consequence by most of our not do so. At no distant day however tbey European capital, another a well-known vance In price,just received at • Premiums Paid 7,MNIIW • "are'almost^ is the Rtdfield-Jewell Parallel, which oc Checks and other Cash Items 4,2>Hiei ... -- •- - Ferd B. Smith's. Kjt-rl .7+fc-V". New England manufacturers, when the sub- cupied so much time in the Railroad Com will undoubtedly ask the legislature for the commander at sea, another distinguishing Bills of other Banks, 8,i70 0i> specie 85 jfctra'w'aiWfcW (f • •. j -IT was under consideration by the Com mittee during the latest session of the Legis same lights and privileges which other rail himself in the Chilian war, another a rising —Pickled tripe at Finney & Benedict's. Legal Tender Notes 1.44210 mission raised by act of Congress at its last road corporations enjoy The Boston Tran Redemption Fund with V. S. Treasurer 5 lalure, which was promoted by a large divine in the Church of England, arid so on, per cent.of circulation 10,880 00 session. As a result, little or no effort was number of devoted lobbyists, which passed script says English capitalists represented by and all holding the school and its founder in If there ever was a specific for any one Will open to-day one of the finest complaint, then Carter's Little Liver Pills Total KJ24A-T 75 GIVEN made to post up said Commission as to the the House by a good majority, which w; s C. G. Francklyn are backing the new Hart affectionate veneration and.esteem,as tender lines of are a specific for sick headache, and every LIABILITIES. &V-. iNsgnSlw e'i* t I"ms.ind and ODe, large and small interests, defeated in the Senate, but which was not ford and Harlem railroad project. The pa ly set forth in the wards of a student at woman should know this. Only one pill * Capital Stoek paid in. (240,000.00 that affect our Connecticut hives of industry. mortally hurt until Mr. IJedfield refused or pers generally appear to think that the Yale College who, in a letter written a few dose; sold by J. G. Gregory & Co. Surplus H'und 48,080. us I am also making large and sweeping reduo~ Undivided profits U,n7u. S'.!» ' J still survives, on paper and in the brains of ment of many of Mr. Selleck's former boys, malaria and other complaints so satisfactorily mentis true to tbe best ol my knowledge and be h assist to all to examine. i - '* Standard reporter interviewed a gentleman wonderful degree of anxiety and alarm, hence its projectors, where it has rested quietly for and it was brought out very decidedly at the that we are in excellent health and no ex lief. B. B.OHAUFURD, Cashier. the Immense Stock that I am. carryin g in . tuaLS ' * a reason for the crowds of these delightful a year, and possibly'may have accumulated prominently connected with the old parallel meeting of Jan. flih. Mr. Stewart Plummer pense for doctors or other medicines.— Subscribed and sworn to before me thislitli day Vhroniile. 4 8 Ot Jan., 1883. K.S.OBAUSUBD, order to m,ake room for an entirely new lineof gentlemen being here. sufficient vitality to cause the "Consolidated" scheme *ho said the new line was a copy Easter1, the Baltimore Stewnr', and in one Notary Public In order to reduce stock before Jao, Oorrect#ttest, ,Ji' < ''V- fi:." • '• !;>(!, *«<•' In-jtji Senator Morrill reported the bill to Senate, considerable more trouble, Like the fabled of the old parallel lines. Tbey had copies of sense a son of that' patriarch the Rev. Dr. —Pickled pigs feet at Finney & Benedict's. E. HIIA, ) 1st, will offer Special Bargains com and its total reductions will amount to $79,- hero and wrestler who,when thrown violently the old surveys, and have followed them gen * X. J. HILL, 1 Directors. >i n-f* mencing this week.'" Plummer, spoke very earnestly to the alum JAMES W. HYATT, iiiiaj# 809,324, of which $46,049,000 are to come to the ground, was reinvlgorated by the con erally, although the new line is nothing like ni, and so also did one of the publishers of DELIVAV, Wis, Sept 24,1878.' GEHTS—I bave taken not quite one bottle SPRING GOODS; from the tariff, and $34,790,824 from internal tract with his mother earth and with renewed as good as the old one. They have made the New York Commercial Bulletin, while ~nIVOHTof th«condition of theFAIBFIELD of the Hop Bitters. I was a feeble old man J* CIJOUNTY NATIONAL BANK, at Norwalk, taxation. All internal taxes, save those strength resumed the contest, so the "Old some changes, but where the changes have Col. H. S. Farley of West Point, the present of 78 wben I got it. To-day I am as active in the State of Connecticut, at the close of busi No trouble to show goods. Call and inspect upon tobacco, in its several'forms, spirits Original Parallel," so often and so heavily been made they have crooked the line badly. bead master of the .school, read the fellow, and feel as well as I did at 80. I see a great ness, December soita. 1882. Edward Street* ItfiSOUBCES. * 5 • and beer, are abolished by the bill. Mr. thrown" may yet become a conqueror- The surveyors made inquiries of people as many that need such a medicine. 0i2 them and you cannot fail to be pleased. ing salutations from the Rev. Hr. Selleck: D. BOYCE. Loans and discounts 180,208 38 '0 .OJ 7*0; Morrill thinks this is as far in the way of The "Consolidated Parallel" which would they went along and when they could find -Overdrafts 1.M9 84 "Dear S. 8. Navy men, your commodore V.S. Bonds to secure circulation {Ou.UWMJC reduction! as it would be safe to go. He has have been actively pushed had any other out where the old line ran tbey have been greets you again. God biess you everyone. -Quick as a Wink.'* - # Other Block*, bonds ana m^itgages 4»,US7.ua Due from approved reaervejigents. 6.-,908.94 some apprehensions of another monetary Parallel seemed likely to be built, has been governed by it. This has enabled them to Another 4 Twelfth Night' closes around you. Rockwood's Instantaneous Photographs, Due from other National Banks 36,*80.25 OneFnceCaskDrr Goals Sten, run a passable line with but Jiitle expense. 17 Union Square, New York City, WMr. Due trom State Hankeand Banners 2,407 S8 M.DAVIS, crisis, and thinks Congress should pay heed- abandoned for the present, but the "Four Thompson brave of " 61" has slipped the Beal Estate, Furniture and Fixtures,... 28,090.10 to the storm signals which have of late been Track businesses rapidly taking shape, and The burden of the expense for the surveys moorings and so has noble Trowbridge of Rock wood gives personal attention to the Ourrent expenses and taxes paid 303.00 Premiums paid l^seo.00 frequently visible in the financial horizon. within thirty dayB the contracts will be sub and for procuring the necessary legislation "76." Love to their memory. Health and posing of sitters. , 3m48 Cheeks and other Cash Items, 10,142.1ft No. 5 Gazette Building. bave caused the necessary hearing to be held. Bills of other Banks 10,909.00 The surplus estimated by the Secretary of mitted to bidders. hope to yoaBo-nigbt and bappyreturns. The Fractional paper currency, niokels and Mahackemo Hotel, So. Norwalk. UI the Treasury is $74,719,837, or about $5,000,- This means that the Consolidated Road is Those interested in the new road are gener bond between you, I ween, is strengthening. To alt who are suffering irora tbe errors and pennies. 12.47 fr.'fi.'trt 'eAAjmhihHil indiscretions or yontn, nervous weakness, early Specie 12.7lt.DO 000 less than the proposed reductions. A soon to have four tracks between New ally outside men, as but very few Connecti Your warm feeling and the beautiful sympa deotty, loss ot manhood, Ac., I will bend a recipe Legal Tender Notes 7,374.110 reduction of letter postage to two cents will Rochelle and Bridgeport and that the present cut men are stockholders to any extent. thy which essencesjit, is grateful to your old tbat will cure yon, FLTCB OK CUAKOI. This Itedemption innd with U. S. Treasurer 5 treatreat remedy was\ discovered by a missionary in per eent.ofcirculation 13,SOO.fS cause a falling-o{F in the revenue of abont line will be straightened so that no object While the public generally may have thought principal, who, though absent from is not gouth America, "Bend " a sill- addressed- - - envelope>I< • r . ..ff u J Total ...1917,653.69 .$8,550,016, and the pension expenditures are ionable curves will remain. Ail the new that the old parallel;scheme was dead,furth«r unforgetful of you. Sweet thoughts of to tbe Bsv.UB< OSSPH T. IKXAN, atoifln D, Nevi York City. lyl LIABILITIES increasing to such proportions as to. make it track and much of the old track will be stone developments may show that those Interested former minglings now come floating back. Psrarlaa Syrup cures Dyspepsia, General Capital Stock paid in ...... $300,000.0® Diamonds, Gold andSilverWatches, At 19 Mato Street, uncertain how can from ballasted, and the .business capacity of the in it bave been very active. The gentleman Surplus Fund, 60,uuu.l|0 »di much be spared the Accept this Twelfth Night token, a Twelfth Debility LiverOompiaint, Boils. Hnmor*, Chron Undivvided profits,.. 18^W • iii • government revenues. It is, perhaps, quite road will be more than doubled. The seventy said that in all probability when the parallel Day cake, a souvenir of days departed. May ic Diarrhea, Mervons Affeotions, female Uora- National Bank notes outstanding, 27n.<'M.dP an!*ri 7c! ,rr*pl spaints, and all diseases originating in a bad 0 *%• Dividends unpaid.... ljOSi.O W *<•? ?V. A,*vA ' n .m safe to predict that the Senate will go fully five new cars will be running in April or road {was built „it would be built under the you all be crowned with years and virtue." liate ot the blood. Individual depositssubject to check 2S0.8AMS as far as the finance cemmittee recommend May. old parallel management and the old parallel Demand eertuieates of deposit 2.9S5.39 WUiar'a Balsam ot WlldClierrjrcures Dne to other National Banks 28.Mr.68 JEWELRY, SOLID SILVER AND Mj{ Ton wlll'aiways Sad a Urge assortment ofr in the direction of reductions. In fact, it is The management of the Consolidated think scheme which most people doubt. Coughs, colds, Bronchitis, Wb»opln* Jongh.in ..." i-5 'rvd- • •' _ • Personal. fluenza, (Jronp, Uonnnmptlon, and ail diseases ol Due to State Banks and Bankers 6,818.77 ' P aiiwi j that, with these additions and improvements The New York {and New England road probable that it will go beyond the COM' # Dr. Sands of Darien, was in town Satur tbe Throat, Lnngs and Uhest. 60 cents and tl a Total I917.6SS.SII -iscf ui txsw t » ajr?i J-.SHJ -j*... 1;;; . •' i proposes building from Danbury to New tbettle. mittee in this respect. The bill is not satis a renewed zeal in the public service, a deter day. Malaria, Chills and Fever, ant Blllious attaeks Stat* of Connecticut, County of Fairfield,*,s. o 'j' 1, LESTEB 8. COLE, Cashier of the above—named .td. •;/ vr-N,. PLATED WARE, factory to those who advocate cutting down mination to provide every desirable facility York to head off 'he Hartford and Harlem. positively cured with Emory's Standard (Jure ,k.V3ia*iisfsA Mr. James Cousins, Jr., was in Norwalk Pills—an iniailible remedy; never fails to en re Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement of tariff duties, and they will make every and a disposition to carry passengers and the most obstinate, long-standing oases where Is true to the best of my knowledge and beilel. Almost a Fire. Sunday. - L. S. COLE, Cashier. effort to amend it so as to embody their freight promptly, safely and at reasonable Quinine and aU other remedies had failed. I'hoy In almost endless variety, and at very low prices can be fonnd at GOOD m DESIB1BLI GOODS Mrs. William Cape, of New York, was in are prepared expressly for malarious sections.in Snbseribedandaworn to before me this18th day ideas. This element seems to be stronger in prices, the advocates of Parallel Roads will Last Friday evening the clerks in Scofield double boxes, two kinds of Pills, containing a of January, 1S88. .r-<' #28 vi f & Hoyt's dry goods store,GAZBTTE Building town Isst Tuesday. strong cathartic and a chill breaker, sugar-coat LBUKAND C. BETTS, Notary Public. i?:' 3? "To X TJrK ' the Senate than in the House, and hence the not be able to induce capitalists to invest in ed ; containing no Quinine or Mercury, causing Correct, Attest. sti a new road. At the same time, to quote the were startled by the odor of burning cloth. David Hill of Albany, N. Y., is spending no griping or purging; they are mild and efficient CHARLES B. ST. JOHK ,) si! . S'l-JiSi . tariff reformers prefer to start tariff legisla certain in their action and harmless in all cases; IUOOLS, •» Directors. tion there. The Republicans feel that they language of a high official, "if a new road is A hasty examination was made but a few days in town. they effectually cleanse the system.and give new LEWIS J.CCKTIS, J • • k AT • lite and tone to thebody. AS a household remedy must, as a matter of party policy, meet the to'be built, we would rather build it than without disclosing the source, and it was Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Hoyt visited friends >hV rmj siii ya <,pi • saq they are unequalled. For Ltver Complaint their ngFABTol the condition of the CENTRAL JACKSON'S popular demand, for tariff legislation at thie have any one else do it." Which is to say: supposed the smell came from something in Norwalk last week. equal is not known; one box will bave a wonder CV NATIONAL BANK, at Norwalk. In the State . a s miraom* akf»m>tias(&a9&f M-jouO-•} ful effect on the worse case. They are used and ol Connecticut,at the close ol business, December session, and rather than have such legislation "The people do not need It; nobody really which bad been thrown into the furnace. Mr. H. S. Belts returned from Litchfield prescribed by Physicians, and sold by Druggists \ rnd everywhere, or sent by mail,25 and BO cent boxes. SSlh, 1881. fail by of opposition proposes to build it; we do not want it; but Saturday morning Mr. Hoyt had occasion ot RESOURCES. have a full line of, •d t'J'K i* tsA-smt reason the determined county, Thursday. He looks and is much Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, best ever made, BOT1OMPBICE8. of the tariff reformers, they will probably gentlemen, should you ever be ready to put go to the show window and there found that only 15Cents. StandardOureUo.,lliNassanSt. Loans and Discounts 4153,886 8' •j -1 - . • - - - - .< ' improved. New York. Sm2t Overdrafts 1687* make concessions, in the way of reductions, up your money, we are prepared tocommence a piece of embroidery was badly scorched V. S. Bonds to secure circulation l€d,0oe sn •M was to Swan 9tSt sSm^ts'inss William £.* White of New York, a former Due f'om approved reserve agents 7,084 59 which they would not assent to if they were operations before you can get ready." while in the Center a hole as large as a silver OB Thirty Day*' Trial. Castors, Cake Baskets, Fruit and Pre ' kfsifi •_ - 1 typo of the GAZETTE, made a flying visit to B Due trom other National Banlcs 2M7083 We concede that the "Consolidated" with dollar had been burnt through the entire Tax VOLTAIC ILT CO., Marshall. Mich., will Furniture and Fixtures 2.300 00 strong enough in Congress to enact such a Norwalk, Saturday. send Dr Dye's Celeorated Electro-Voltaic Belts Checks and other cash items 8,28a 48 law as they prefer. four tracks and a straightened line, will be piece. It is supposed that ijrhile lighting the and luectrto Applianoes on trial for thirty davs Bills or other Banks 930 SO 3KJirf: 3 ' t~: *<>1' P. W. Bates left yesterday for the Eastern to men (young or old) who are afflicted with ner- serve Dishes, Fickle Castors, Card POSTAL. come a magnificent and capacious thorough gas in the window the evening previous, the vons debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, Fractional paper currency, nickels and Coast of North Carolina. He expects to be guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration pennies 74 OS The postage on local matter amounts to fare ; that its management is continually giv head of the parlor match used had flown off Specie 3,31990 absent about six weeks. * a of health and manly vigor. Address as above. Legal Tender Notes 2,61! 00 ing additional evidence of a disposition to dropping on the embroidery with the result U. B.—No risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is T.ii YV Receivers, Spoons, Forks; ClosBsgs,PhRhes; Mists, to., 1 more than the cost of the free delivery ser allowed. 1>S2 Redemption Fund with U.S. Treasurer, accommodate and please Its patrons, and that given. Had there been any draught a sef George W. Pope, special agent of the 5 percent of circulation 4,500 00 1:JM. A* binos* ••woaijzli. &il' Oi io* vice in the following cities: New York, A .rr^' Philadelphia, Boston, 'Chicago, Cincinnati, neither pains nor expenses^are spared to make ious conflagration might have occurred, but Standard Fire Insurance Co., of London, Total... fSO0,495 73 r LIABILITIES. Knives,Butter Dishes, &c., Hartford, Providence and Savannah. their road popular and therefore prosperous, ns it was the fire soon smothered itself. Onr England, was in town Thursday. A Big Job in Oloyes, DIED. Capital Stoek paid in ...A..1100,000 SO FREE SHIPS. yet we remain of the opinion that another merchants who have inflamable goods in Mr. Will Thomas started for the West In. surplus Fund 8,1*0 OS . 'SXFE I;« oi §?asi«is tad ,<.L> OF " 1 road, further north, would be of great benefit their show windows cannot be too careful in In South Norwalk, Jan. 10th. Carl C. Metz, Undivided Profit 8,557 85 The Free Ship Bill passed the House Fri dies for the benefit of his health, Thursday. aged 30 years, 11 months and 15 days. National Bank Notes outstanding, &-.60000 day, but so amended that its friends were to the people of this part of the State, and using parlor matches as the heads are very He expects to be gone about a month. Dividends unpaid 4.0<0 <>e SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS, apt to fly off and iguite whatever they come In Norwalk, Jan 7th. Abba, wife of Aus Individual Depositssubject to check..... 68,779 «9 - Hosiery, Underwear, Ac. greatly dissatisfied with it. The efforts of would pay good dividends upon its cost; and Henry Thomas, Esq, who formerly re tin Cookefnr, aged 88 years. Demand Certificates of Deposit l,8>M <8 ;i/tiiA,' X 'i way, definitely and finally, a near road would years and 8 months. CLOCKS ill Great Variety, ii Valmt, od j ent. Stat* of Connecticut, County of Fairfield,**. ever. be built much earlier than it will be while The suicide Wednesday evening of Mr. In North Stamford, Jan. 13th, Mrs. Syrena I,WILLIAM A.CURTIS, Cashier ol the above nam FITZ JOHN PORTER, tbey continue to pretend that they "mean Carl C. Metz, half-brother of ex-Mayor Bank Directors. Dann mother of Wm E. Dann aged 82 years. ed Bank, do solemnly swear that the above state- John Sen mentis tifuo to the best of my koowIcdM&od belief* J. F/BBimBtt, The Fitz Porter Bill passed the business." Swartz, by taking poison known as "Rough The election of directors in the several WILLIAM A. CURTIS.Cashier. Watch and Clock Repairing and Jobbing promptly and • ate by a very slim majority. About every THE HARTFOED AND HARLEM. on Rats," is a startling instance of deliberate Subscribed and Sworn to before me this 8th day thoroughly done, at r f. it TIII,tick .> National Banks took place last Tuesday. New Milch Cows. of January, 1883. W. E. MUMTtiOMKKY, one seemed to believe him guilty of all m fc:« S i3l.-S « FL" In an interview with a New Haven Union intent to do themselves harm dwelling in the The following were elected. WO or three for sale. Enquire of ' Notary Public. charged against him in disobedience of breasts of some men. Druggist Hoyt, who tlS CHAS.U. BETT3. Correct,Attest, ' v? »:• reporter yesterday, Simeon E. Baldwin of t CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK NORWALK. T T. If. MOMBON. ) AllS., Ot peremptory order, yet felt that he had suf had known deceased for years, suspected KUOBNE L. BOYER, [ Directors. tall i . New Haven said he was positive it was a A. 8. Hurlburtt, T. H. Morison, P L. -Raisins, tilOBSS H. HOLMIB, J JACKSON'B fered sufficiently for his crime in all these bona fide enterprise, and that a new road nothing, and sold him the poison, which was Cunningham, G. M. Holmes, H. F. Guthrie, - twenty years. We met him Friday evening would 'be built just as laid out if too many in the form of a powder. Metz went to the E. L. Boyer, Charles Smith, S. Morehouse, Olives, Oils, for the first lime since THE war, and to say If man iSta»."8«4®*sw»t*s ijt*. obstacles were not thrown in the way of the Old Well Cigar Factory where he was em G. S. Hutchinson. Butter, Bread, Beans, the least his court-martial sentence does not ployed, and complaining of not feeling well, company in this state. FAIBFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. Edam and English Cheese, seem to have aged him very greatly, and his The road would enter the state about 500 was advised to go home. He did so, having F. St. John Lockwood, Wm. S. Lockwood, •'.iXi resemblance to Rev. Mr. Hamilton is so great feet north of the New York, New Haven and meantime, as is thought, swallowed some of L. J. Curtis, Charles E. St. John, Ira Cole, Royal Powder, and Baspbexries, that it was not at all surprising that our Hartford road at Greenwich, and would run the powder. He afterwards took more, W. S. Moody, John H. Perry, William B. E. Teas, Tamarinds, Turnips, Tbynw worthy parson waa mistaken for the dis through the same material towns as the old mixed with water. When his rash act was Lockwood. At a subsequent meeting of the i-JSl graced soldier last week. road to Hartford. The profile and general discovered, Doctors Emily Pardee and Hitch board of directors, F. St. John Lockwood Pears, Prunes, Peaches, Piekles, Peas, THE HOUSE TARIFF BILL. % route surveyed were both on file at Hartford. cock were called, and did all In their power was re-elected president and Lester S. Blackberries, and Boston Crackers, The Ways and Means Committee com to save him, but -without avail. He died in - tq.-idgbJb-i The chief engineer was Andrew Bryson of Cole, cashier. English Nuts, Evaporated Peaches, pleted yesterday the revision of the Tariff New York, and he had had a corps af assist great agony that evening at 10 o'clock, retain THE NATIONAL BANK OF NOBWALK. -.»4l I t'j Bill proper, making no important changes, ants at work for some months. Thousands ing consciousness till the last moment. Formerly this bank had seven directors. Allspice, Apricots, Almonds, •Q1---U' ro •'•ynfitaw ' -js'sdi'-wejs'ft • The bill will be once more looked over by the of dollars had already been expended and Among bis last words were: " I am tired of This number has been increased to nine. ic-.t sa-abhaC s^fiws' Turkish Prunes, Tongue, ! 'iHit committee and then reported, at the earliest Mr. Baldwin assured the reporter that no life and want to die." Mr.^letz was nearly The following named were elected: Eben- tf~. •••• « I teas wa mii opportunity, to the House. parallel road heretofore proposed had any 21 years old, and shortly would have come ezer Hill, Edward Beard, E. K. Lockwood, Tobacco, Syrups, PASSAGE OF THE PEX8IOX BILL. is,*! a i*- backing like this. He said thst because he into possession of a competence. He was a E. J. Hill, Wm. Randel Smith, James W. Yeast Cakes, In the House yesterday the pension appro waa an attorney for the New York and New member of the Congregational Church here, Hyatt, A. F. Bishop, John A. Osborn, Syl AT priation bill was taken up, and an amendment England road it must not be assumed that and Rev. Mr. Dunaing officiated at his fune vester Van Hoosear. Messrs Osborn and was adopted, increasing the appropriation that road had anything to do with the new ral, which occurred Friday. The burial took Van Hoosear are the new members. Corner Wall and Water Sts. -J 3m2 for army pensions from $80,000,000 to road. There was no connection between the place in Pine Island Cemetery, his remains In the city the directors elected were as 000,000. An amendment was also adopted two roads nor any present intention of being interred by the side of a brother who follows: making immediately available $50,000 of the CITY NATIONAL BANK. By-Law building the new road beyond Hartford. It was killed by the Adelphi explosion. Relating to Hlgtawnys and Gatters. appropriattion for the fees and expenses of was intended to parallel the New York, New Robert H. Rowan, Tallmadge Baker, Ed K it ordained bv the Court ol Burgesses ot the Borough of Norwalk. examining surgeons. The bill, as passed, AP Haven and Hartford road and nothing more, William Brush, who is suspected of the win Adams, Christian Swartz, John H. B sac. 1. it shall be tbe duty of every owner, [ISXiCai: propriates $86,675,000, as. follows: For army it being thought that there was business murder of bis wife at Stratford, about two Knapp, Andrew J. Crofut, John H. Ferris, lessee, and ot every occupant ol any land or ten ement in the Borough of Norwalk to keep the ; *•£ -tip pensions, $85,000,000; navy pensions, $1, enough for both roads. Already New York weeks ago, was found in New York Wednes Josiah R. Marvin, Edwin H. Mattheson. public sidewalk or lootpatb and street gutter or 000,000; fees and expenses of examining FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ditch adjoining the same, free from snow, ice, i,-. ^ iii i; >. ^ 3* companies bad chartered a'line from the day night and taken to Bridgepoit by Detec weeds, and otner obstruotion: and every .such pay and of : til&i csiif ' -jj.*- -iii' surgeons, $275,000; allowance state line to Harlem and from there it had tive Weeks of Pinkerton's force and lodged Dudley P. Ely, A. Solmans, Daniel F. owner, lessee or occupant who shall permit,snow aw* ice, weeds or other obstruction to remain on such pension agents. $200,000; contingent cxpen been arranged to enter New York by way of at the police Btation. He tells a pretty Benedict, John Dingee, E. E. Lockwood, sidewalk or lootpatb, to tbe inoonvenience of iti Sitiaitf E.. sis. sea, $10,000. straightforward story and emphatically de W. S. Hanford, Alfred E. Austin. public travel thereon or in such gutter•r.ditch so ALLEGED FRAUDS. the elevated roads. All the new company as to obstruct the flow of Water therein,for a long Have just received ao elegant would ask from the legislature in this stale nies any knowledge of the murder. He er period than six nours, shall be lined net ex The-Postmaster-General has declared the ceeding Ave dollars , mi it a/sOt-. jikimm* 5* . Mr. Baldwin said was permission to unite claimed that he had not even heard of it until New Buildings. following named concerns o be fraudulent Sac. S. It sh«li be tbe duty of the Chairman with the New York end of the road. No arrested, and can account for his whereabouts ot the Committee on Highways, for the time being tod has excluded their correspondence from The rapid improvements on Beatty street of the Court oi Burgesses ol said Borongh, when •V-' •vi hfHiilt *<%» SJFJ'" ; "' .Tiwt'Ot : special legislation would be asked with about that time.' He says be has not seen his to which we have had occasion heretofore to ever any enow, ice, weeds or other obstruction is iti S5 4 !C' the mails: M. J. Carlisle & Co., of Brooklyn permitted to remain on any sidewalk or footpat h :w [,-vi 'imi itsSt •> reference to crossing streams and the sur wife since U*t spring find has not been in allude, by which an almost impassable street i•Si fi! a -te.'I-sir .ai#! * G. Chase & Ck:, New JHnven, Conu., 11 or iu any street gutter or alteb, in violation ot the xt~ veys showed tliut all existing toads were Bridgeport for MX months. Brush WILL be foregoingsection, to cause tbe same to be re T. Williams & Co., Boston uuii Newton, has been tranareimsd into one of our moit in moved and tlie expense thereut may be recovered crossed at grade with one exception. Mr. held until it can be proven.beyond doubt that ol any sucb owner, lesseeor occupant by an ac Mass., alias Magnetic Watch Company of viting thoroughfares, have been largely due Baldwin said thai the bulk of the money to he is innocent of the crime. The police still tion of debt brought in the name of the Borough Newtown, and Cottage Library, Ashland, to tbe perseverence and liberality of ex- and shall be inpeuendent of any line imposed by hold to the theory that Delia Gilbert is the virtue of the loregoing section. build the road would come from outside of Burgess G. P. Adams, who resides on this vt MASS. Sec 3. Sections six and seven of Chapter Xt.ef ; : wr' SNOW. this state, but he thought eventually consid guilty party. •}•< '1-: street. Mr. Adams' new houses are rapidly the bv-laws of the Borough and all amendments Umi> imeml One of the heaviest snowfalls ever known erable of the stock would be sold here/ It thereof heretofore made are hereby repealed and '•"i going up and will add to the attractions of all by laws and parts ot by-laws are hereby so - *'! isfrf SuoditW ob cwiif »dl was hoped to get the road under contract the They tell a tip-top story on "Steve" Brady far repealed as the same are contrary to or incon - fatii-; here has given the denizens of Washington a Beatty street and furnish neat and attractive ftniiai* tuii •tSA^xiOvaea the jolly Main street engraver which runs as aistent with this by-law. **» carnival of sleighing find slidings, but there present year, and the work of construction homes which have been so eagerly sought by follows"Steve" formerly had a small cab are thousands to whose homes the snow and would then be pushed as fast as money could a large class of our citizens. Too much ISTRICT OF NOBWALK, as. Frebate Conrt inet containing about a dozen drawers which January 12th, A. D., 1888. We accompanying cold bring bitter suffering. do it. piraise cannot be accorded Mr. Adams for all DBstateof CUABLES B. NOKTHBOP, late of New call attention to our choice a§sortment he used in "Brady's Corner" in Glines' drug Canaan, in said Distriot, deceased. * ...... - * • j.. iK'S-ft Comparatively few families in this latitude The New York Herald publishes the fol that he has done for the improvement of OHUBBBO—That the- Executor exhibit his f .U'6 , ji ' 1 '' ' " ' " ' ' " , I . ; j.-'-' northern Winter lowing in reference to the now road : store, to store away his work tools. One day Administration aeoount to this eourt for ad arc prepared for a . Beatty street and the comfort of its residents. justment, at the Probate OBce iL Norwalk, on the ••y I t: H^ V'-'' ; •' ' J':; y - . ii,-; • ' '•T: i ; '' , .! ...... " J • o-lc ORANGES. One of the stockholders of the new com while "Steve" was absent from the store 2flih day ot January, 188*, at 9o'clock, forenoon; some young man in a spirit of fun opened and that all persons interested in said estate may E. G. Gilbert, Esq., of the well-known pany, Mr. Lewis M. Brown of this city, fur In Luck. be notified thereof, the Executor will eause Georgetown manufacturing firm of Gilbert, nished our reporter with s?me further details each of the dozen drawers and completely this nrii.r-m bB published in a news-paper filled them with tobacco smoke, then closed True worth seldom goes unrewarded. Dr. printed in Tairfleld County, and post a copy NECKWEAR, SILK SUSPENDERS, SILK UMBRELLAS/ SILK HOSIERY AND Bennett & Co., and who is now Wintering regarding their plan of action. ( thervofon the nlgu-post in said New Canaan. Augustus Beard, a most worthy son of Nor in Florida, has sent your correspondent a box "One thing should be understand at the them tightly to prevent the escape of the BMreit tbo place Mrhere (he Imi dwelt* walk, and the youngest D. D. in tbe county, at least ten days betore said 26th day el Jan- U- cf the largest and most luscious Florida outset," said he, "and that is that we mean smoke, and awaited developments. Shortly narv. 1843. SILK WRISTLETS, has just been appointed to the pastorate of ltBp ASAB. WOODWABD, Judge. • RANGES we have ever seen or "sampled." to build this road just as soon as the State of afterwards Stephen came in and with his tbe American Ohurch in Paris, France. He Taey were from ihe celebrated Esquire Bur Connecticut will give us a fair privilege. The usual pleasant smile and nod to all, passed ISTRICT OF NORWALK, IS. vrobatecourt has, owing to his ill-health, caused by serious Januarj lStb, A. D.,1883. ton grove near Ciescent City, and our gen- getting into New York State was naturally around the counter to his corner. After a DEstate ol aASlU KL J. K.UMP, late oi Norwalk, malarial affection, accepted the call and also T rous gift shows the results of high cultiva the first consideration with us, and Mr. few moments conversation with the boys he lnsald district,deceased. _ the tender of the Secretaryship of the Ameri OBOKUKB—Tbat the Administrator, exhibit his tion and careful attention to the trees. Charles G. Francklin and others obtained opened one of the drawers to get out some Administration account to tWs Court for ad can Foreign Christian Uoion, in connection justment at the Probate Ofllce - in Norwalk, LOTT M. MERRILL. control some time since of the two old char of his tools when he was surprised and on the 29th day ol January, 1888,at.S o'clock, fore with the McCall Mission and the work of the .i.'iBiiff laic ". ters mentioned in this morning's Herald. startled to see a volume of smoke roll up and noon ; and that all persons interested in said The Treasury Department was closed yes Kstate may be notified thereof, the Adminis -r, fc'o v -ft outwsrds. Hastily closing that drawer he French Protestant Evangelization. We KID terday out of respect to the memory of ex- There was some litigation over them after trator will cause this order to be published .in r : opened another. Another cloud of smoke greatly regret to miss the familiar presence anewspaper printed in Fairfield County,and post ' J .''.f J- " ; Senator Morrill. Another pure patriot and their purchase. After that we found eur- a copy thereof on the sign-post in said Norwalk, ris sf ?'"'. I*' JSt •' rolled out. Then with a horrified look upon of Dr. Beard among the scenes of his youth m.ra able statesmen and deaily loved friend has selVes face to face with a heavy syndicate nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt GLOVES his countenance lie hastily opened and closed here, but can but congratulate bim rfnd tbe at least ten days betore said tnith day of Janu ol- cone to his rest. which, without any means for getting into ary, 1833. ASA B. WOQDW ABD. J udge. ItST FITTUIG * CHOICEST SHADES * FINEST QUALITY. CLARK MILLS. this State, had organized with the intention one after another of the dozen drawers, a devoted band of resident American worship cloud of smoke coming out of each. Hur pers iu Paris, at their rare good fortune in 1 S/V--' -J This eminent sculptor was buried from of building sueh a road as we propose to y) '<-u - :,i', securing so devout a Christian and able All Soul's Church this afternoon. build, and which included Messrs. Cyrus W. riedly collecting his valuables he was just PINKEYE Hti! . HZHS PBB90XALS. Field, Jay Gould, Sidney Dilion, Russell about to make a dash for the door when two pastor. POSITIVELY CUBED. USB Hon. Marshall Jewell and wife and Edgar Sage, and other strong men in its member ladies came in, one of whom accosted him:— Weston's Condition Powder Food • T Welles of Hartford are in town. "Mr. Brady, here is a bracelet I would like "Oft in the Stilly Nifjlit." Double the dose and mix In each feed until cured. ship. If they were going to build the road if When too e'ok to eat drenoh same as Colic. -TiS V Gens. Grant. WM. B Franklin, and Fitz CABDIG AN was our place to sell them one of our New to have engraved, and She had no A South Norwalk correspondent says, It is a Feed Mixture to Condition animals without John Porter were at Wlllard s last week. .&* IMoi "6. ... :,t time for more, for Steve with a mighty gasp "The melodious sounds of the locomotive Arsenic. Frank W/Cheeny, our Connecticut silk man York franchises, but their syndicate disband No Poison in it. No Saltpetre. No Antimony. .V; .-'i ... ufacturer W. F. Rockwell, Mr. Parker and ed, and now we are going ahead with the en conquered the quiet be had hitherto kept and steam whistle, are still heard here day and No Resin. No Arsenic. .Ho-ulphur. panting,—"Ladies! For God's sake, excuse Frees them from BOTH andW ORM9. James P. Piatt of Merideu, Morris W. Sey terprise ourselves. They proposed to con night, (principally night), by the residents of Free* Hogs and Pigs from Worms. mour or Bridgeport, Col. Ben Pardee and nect with the New England road, but we me! My drawer* are all on fire ?"—rushed this city, who live within a quarter of a Frees Cattle lrom Worms. _ .. _ _ James H. Leeds and John E. Earle of New Frees Cows from Milk Fever or Gen have no connection in view whatever. Mr. from the store. What the ladles thought has mile of the depot, when the engine driver GENTS' FINE UNDERWEAR A SPECIALTY. Haven, . S. W. Kellogg and George> W. •. ... not been told but when tie joke leaked out Gariret, „ , Beaoh of Waterbury, J. Wetmore of Win- Franckjin is the principal owner of shares at calls in his lost sheep, (the flagmaa), and it Frees Hensand Chickens lrom Worms. . 1T>. sted and Jabez S. Allen of East Windsor. this end of the line and Lee, Higginson & Co. it is reported that Steve took boxing lessens a question whsther, in a sanitary point of It makes Hens Lay figgs. of Cut By its use yon can raise all ohickens hatched. Our friend Itockwell the Menden - of Boston, are most ;deeply interested at the for a week so as tb punish the first one who view, it ought to be discontinued, for it lerv Co., brongbt a beautiful exhibit card of Frees tuem lrom Cholera. y*.- ^ $§,!$• said "Drawers" to him. ' certainly prevents over sleeping which is so Freesand keeps them lrom roupe. UFDR factorv products, which brought forth other. Men, Women and Children take it. tho followi'ii? notice from the Washington We have filed an approximate estimate injurious to the system. It has;been item For Worms and Kidney Complaints a teaspoonful ytt of the cost of the road at Hartford, as re Bigelow Battalion. ized, by the numerous publications in tbe night and morning, mixed in water. P°«i beautiful trophy formed of weapons The American Society lor the Prevention ol Cru quired by Connecticut laws, placing the es- At the semi annual meeting of the Bigelow city and borough for the past three or five elty to Animals:— , y ...... J .5.^-."I ' * used by government clerks, pens and erasers, Headquarters, 4th Ave., cor. S3d Street, s exhibited in the stationery room of the tire cost at about §9,000,000. The market Battalion la6t Tuesday evening, the following weeks, that an arrangement was being made New York, Deo. 31st, 1874. Interior Department. Every conceivable value of the entire stock of the New York, officers were elected : President J. H. Kin by which the flagmen could be cailed in by Dear Sir:—We have pleasure in recominendlng your American Medicinal Horse and Cattle Food, •imm ftn w»e;f«jS Myim&« ahaPB and quality of these two articles is New Haven and Hartford at the present time ney; Vice-President, C. B. Coolidge; Re a signal operated by wires from the switch and hope it will eventually come Into general use. represented and mounted a w:\m$ , the whose is in cording Secretary, C. E. Curtis; Financial houses and depot, but as the shrill and pro It has been used In our stable with satisfactory re handsome frame. Miller brothers, of Men- is about $28,000,000, and it pays dividends sults. Yonrsrespectfully, HENRY Bh.KijH, longed screeches have not ceased, it is sup Uen Conn., the contractors for these supplies, j 0f ten per cent, per annum, That road has Secretary, H. P. Price; Treasurer J. H. THOS. W. HABTFRLD, Snpt. Pres. ;-t"! • ! posed that it has been found necessary to Highland Stock Farm, Lee, Berkshire Co., Mass. • k-M Insurance got up this exhibit." more «-•--»business •>-—than it can handle, and the Bailey. The finance committee is composed October ill 45 Main Street, Our Connecticut manufactures are greatly trade between the Sauth and New England, of Messrs C. A. Quintard, F. C. Bennett abandon the project because of tbe stoppsge MB. J. W. WESTON,-Dear Sir .--Having used your American Medicinal Horse and cattle Food, i. eft. t'- - ^ indebted to the intelligent, earnest and active via New York is constantly increasing. We and H. L: Hubbell. , of the wire mills, on account of the fear of a «5d rendered them by Representative Haskell and found it useful,I desire you to send me one reduction of tbe duty of wire by the present barrel,200 pounds. This must be your best quali js-'-oaJs ns%' SSSTlto is a' leading member of the calculatc that Jwe should be able to earn at ty ol extra strength. 1 shall take pleasure in Ways aml Means Committee. His assistance least six'per cent. We cros3 the State line It is said that the Rev. T. J. Lee of Wir- congress. recommending the article to my neighbors and lilends. Will send check on receipt ot goods. So. JSorwaHiL. € ™rwonle has been invaluable, and jit south of them, but then we pass under them sted has received a call to the old church on Enclosed pleased find check t«r the S® pound bag. 7 ...... T , ,t : and so oi, cast, touching all the large towns "Harvard Hill," Boston,and has declined. The Washington night express will proba Yours truly, ISLIZtlt SMITH, His salary in Winsted is $1,200, and he was bly resume trips by the latter part of March, President Smith Paper Co. '' ' " ''-"-v . • • ^dlt for bis disinterested and patriotic ! that they do. WE shall have only one draw Sold by all leed dealers. _ i W offered $2,600 in Boston. Mr. Lee is well it being expected that the repairs on the trans Depot, 168 BleeokerStreet,N.Y. .mi : efforts. bridge to construct and that will be over the Wholesale and retail by the oase or barrel, •sr.-j.pi }•• - y^m tffii vt' Dr.Childsgave bis third ®ve°" j HousatonicRiver. One of the newspapers known here in Norwalk, where he has many fer boat Maryland will be completed by tbat By RAYMOND BOTH*B»l _ iqg before the YoungMen'sChrlstian ^so- j ^ tW( m d,d m rnn friend* time, Ftour, Gr»i5,FMGi WwifSl*) VOW* 14000 " 10 in. same as above, beaded Borough Meeting..... For the GaietU. Slippery! Fairfield County Items. Something from the City. ^epipotues. _ About thirty voter* assembled ia the Norwalk, Conk., Dec. 1, 1882. !f'S4^^Wr b«i4ed"1fbr parti* NororaUs Gazette. The particular* of the Milwaukee fire will Town House yesterday afternoon in pursu The editor of the Sentinel having speken BETHEL. "^WTRIOTOFNORWAliK,8B.Probate Court. be found on our first page. ^ , :w ance of the call for a borough meeting, about a democratic newspaper which he said D January eth,A. D ,1®8. tions. r-:" The Grassy Plain Fire Co., held a sociable Warden Smith in the chair. Tbe Clerk after rumor ssld waa about to be satabliahed hsre, Estate ot PRECIS V. BRUSH.late of Nor To tfte Residents of Fairfield County: TUMdaiiJawry 18» 1888. at their engine house, Friday evening last. walk, in said District.deceased. , „ The Hope Hose Co. have attached a pair reading the call of the meeting read the thinking citizen* remark that, while th* tone The Court or Probate for the District of Nor 44000 " 5 in. 12, 14 & 16 ft. Matched walk hath limited and allowed six montbstrom of shafts to their ••jumper." . The Citizens Cornet Band are making ar statement of the borough debt and the esti- of the editor i* playful, hi* thought* an Boys were ikating on tbe creek Saturday. the datehereol for the Creditors ol said Estate to I desire to announce that 1 hare ; a rangements to hold a grand masquerade ball, quit* the reverse:—that behind them all is a exhibit theirclaims tor settlement. Those who ^ Barn Boards, ict& in 1881. " R. G. Millard and family of West Norwalk mstes of the expenditures in the various neglect topresent theiraccounls,properly attest Hon. Lot M. Morrill died at Augusta, Me., at Fishsr's Hall, Friday evening Jan. 26tb. borough depsrtments for the ensuing year. lurking fear that a democratio paper in fact ed, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. have moved to Houth Norwalk. Presiding Elder Hill preached In the All persons indebted to said Estate arc requested this day completed my Fail Inven 13000 "6 in. 12,14 & 16 ft. Matched last Wednesday. The estimates were as follows: as well as in name, can be, and if It 1* m Clark MiUe tbe renowned American eculp- Methodist chureh last Sunday morning. For Administrative Department $2,000 started, will be supported. Poaribly tbe *di- Administrator. Miss Bena Rodemeyer, sister of Mr. John tory, that my business for the past 3s-i> Barn Boards, cut in 1881. The poles are ready to be laid (or the tele tor died in Washington last week. " Fire " 1,000 tor ba* learned tbat arid citizens, wearied of STATE 0»SAMUBL LYN«S, M. D., deceased, phone line to Danbury. Rodemeyer, editor of the Ledger, sang in a " Highway " 2.800 the " Independent in all thlnga," cry—tbe E late of Norwaik.in tbe Oonnty of Fairfield, six months has been larger than 44000 " 5 in. 12,14 & 16 ft Matched By April 1st the Telephone Company will concert at West Cornwall last Tuesday even " L«mps and Gas , " 2,600 aodstateof Connecticut: . n. " Police . < " 1,700 '•on the fence" policy—the continual smoth By order or the Court of Probate for the Dis In this State last year 879,298 pounds of have a through wire to New York. trict ot Norwalk, I shall eoll at Public Auction, ing. " Sewer " 600 ering of the truth In print aa the editor be at Andrew Selleck's Bookstore, In Mid town or ever before, that my winter stock ' No. 1 Dressing, cut in 1881. milk were converted into-butter. Rev. Dr. Scudder is holding revival meet " Finance Dept, (interest ac't) 18,000 lieves it, but promulgating It privately by Norwalk, ou Saturday, the 27th day ol January, m • — On account of the deep snow Wednesdsy, 188.1,at 2 o'clock, atternoon. the Professional Li ings at tbe Methodist church every eveniag. word of mouth t In ahort, talking on* way brary and Surgical Instruments belonging to said is proportioned to a corresponding IN BETTER GRADES OP LUMBER Painters are engaged in touching up the the horse cars ran very Irregularly. Mr. E. T. Farnum and Horace Tomlinson Total $28,200 and printing another aa th* Sentinel ha* been eS : This amount does not include the $7,000 Dated at Norwalk, in said district, this 5th day 7500 ft. clear Norway Ceiling and roof of the depot at South Norwalk. For want of epaee we have been obliged of tb a place, have started tbe manufacture doing for yeara ia, to employ a common business for the next six months » — — appropriated for the building of a storage of January, 1S8U. JOQN 8 SKYMOCR, to curtail our county items this week. of stiff bsts in the shop formerly occupied Undertaker Raymond's house on Divinity reservoir. phrase, "played out." By chance he baa Sit Administrator with the will annexed. Flooring, 2£ and 3^ in. wide m — by Mr. Farnum, in Grassy Plain. aeen in what respect th* Gazette—always a and that T, personally am ready to street ;is rapidly approaching completion. General Cary lectures in the Opera House Rev. Mr. Culver of Woodbury, preached Considerable discussion was raised over a ISTRICT OF ItED DING, fig, Probate Court. ; statement made by tbe Chairman of the red hot republican journal ia held by ita op* D December 24th, 1U82. . ,, , cut in 1880. 7 next Sunday afternoon. Admission free. in tbe Coogregational church Sunday. ponanta in politica, for the very reaaon that Estate of Sl DttUES BENNhTT.iate ol Hea meet my customers in a liberal and The Germans of South Norwalk give a — Water Commissioners,in reply to a question, ding, in 8»id district, deceased. Tbe Hat Makers' Soclety^eld tbeir annual it ia outspoken, never fearing to print opin POWDER oiiDBRED—That the 20th day of January t&83, 20000 " 3, 4 & 6 in» Ceiling, headed. 1 masquerade ball, on tbe evening of the 89th. The Gazbttb issued a Programme for the that the new reservoir would not be ready meeting Tbursday evening, when the follow ions. By chance a gnawing at bia political atten o'clock, foienoon,at the Probate Office in generous spirit. I believe that I Opera, Friday night. It speaks for itself. for use before the summer of 1884, the ma eaid Keddinp, be, and the flame is as-iigned, for ing officers were elected for the ensuing conscience may have aet in—a aomething Absolutely.Pure. the exhibition and allowance of the administra and 2 sides and plain, cut in H. L. Hubbell has the lumber contract for — •«• » jority of tbe meeting seeming to prefer tbat This powder ntfrer Varies. A marvel ol parity, tion account with -aid ttstate; and this Court di have as large, as well seasoned and Benj. Fillow's new house on West Main At the Borough meeting yesterday it was year: Patrick Ryan, President; Hoyt Fen- that speaks to bim in thia fsshion: "I am at stream aa* wholesomenesa. More ecoaomleai rects the Adminietratoi to give public notice to the construction be hastened so as to prevent . ,,|S,> 1881...... ner, Vice-President; Daniel McCarthy, Sec heart a democrat. Seven thousand people in than the ordinary kinds, and cannot he aold In all persons Interested therein, to appear and be street. ' voted that a tax of ten Bills on the dollar be if possible a water famine this year in case competition with the low test, short weighMlam heard thereon, by publishing this order In a as well assorted a stock oi LUMBER retary ; John McDowell, Treasurer. Norwalk who are not republicans, long for or nnospliate powilers. So'd only in cant. KOT- weekly newspaper pr t J to 6 in. wide, cut in 1881. erection of the new boee house In South reservoir could be built better then than now ast dwelt at least tw in length of floor room under cover parties enjoying it. M'lji ' which tax should be due and payable Juj ;-uP " Y faced 2 sides, cut in 1881. • .#• • Nichols cases, adjourned until next Saturday preddential coi te*t, I am powerless to de UEORGK II BhIINDAGE. ) . . • new yellow pine floor hss been laid in 1,1888. An amendment was offered makl State of Connecticut. I . Bridgeport, Many borougbites attended tbe "tin wed Mr. Julius J. Pope has applied fora license •o, the rut* in which 1 have traveled being t'airflAd County, ) January 2. A. D.16b3. in which to store Dry Lumber, and 2000" clear g Panel Boards, snr- the rooms occupied by the Bigelow Battalion the tax eight mills, but upon vote the former poN tbe complaint of the sain Mary Isabel! ding" of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferria, city, to sell intoxicating liquors at Fox Bros.' ho too high for me to climb, or see over." U Brundage, praying for reasons therein aet in the Bank building. motion was carried. lorth for a divorce now pending bclore tbe Supe make it a special claim that 1 can last Monday evening. tel. It will be remembered that Mr. Fox One of the gambleta spoken of by the rior Court, in and lor k'airiield County, to be beld * ^ faced 2 sides, cut in 18gl. , was refused a license a short time ago, and A vote making the Collectors bond ten Standard as working (?) the trains on th* on the second Tuesday ol February. IW3. It ap General Theodore G. fillis, formerly of the pearing to and being l'»und by the subscribing Gen. Tom Thumb and party were in the tb* present spplication will be watched witb thousand dollars was then passed, and after New Haven road, stopped at one of our ho autbonty, that the said detondant Is ubsent.from and do offer stock from two to three 120000 ft. Bongh and Dressed, cut old 14th Connecticut, died at his home in tbe transaction of sopie minor matters tbe P NE the Sta.e, and gone to partn unknown to the com hotel at Milwaukee which burned Wednesdat much interest by our citizens. EARLI tels tbe other day. He was identified by a plainant; Therelore Okdkkkd, Tmit notice ol'the ting tip to clear inch boards Hartford last Wednesday. morning. Both escaped. ^ Mr. Eli S. Barnum hss moved into John F. meeting adjourned. resident commuter who saw him coolly cap m BEST THIN8 KNOWN »» pendency ol said coinplaint be given, by i*ublisb- years old at the 3ame price at which m ing this order in the Nokwalk Gazette, a Nichols' residence on South street. ture $40 from a passenger who bad been in WASHING^BLEAOHING weekly newspaper printed in Norwalk, in said including a fine lot of 10 and fTnn Fred Douglass was in Hartford Mayor Low of Brooklyn hae signed an Norwalk Fire Insurance Co. County, four weekssuccessively, commencing on others are offering this year's cut. Thursday, and was shown through the State duced to " take a hand to make up the aet" IIRMO 01SOFT, ROT OR SOLD WATER. or before tbe eth day ol January, A. D. 1888. ordinance abolishing tbe bob-tail horse cars WESTPORT. The semi-annual meeting of the directors —"just for fun," ssid paasenger foolishly E. 8. SOMNKU. Ulerk of tbe superior Uourt lor v 12 in.clear stocks,cut in 1880 Capitol by Er-Gov. Jewell. Mr. Blaisdell and son, of New York, are IAVB L&BOB, TIMS and SOAP AKAZ* Pat.fleld County. . *12 I am the only dealer in this vicini m m in that city as a nuisance. of tbe Norwalk Fire Insurance company will betting on a "full," but to be utterly anni CfQLY, and gives universal aatisfactlon. • i— • decorating the saloon of the Saugatuck Mr. Leroy Adams, city, returned from his be held on Wednesday the 24th Inst., when hilated by four queens. Xo family, rich or poor shonld be without it. ' and 1881. Old Well Lodge, A. F. and A. M., will House, opposite the depot. Their work speaks Sold by all Qrooers. BBWABBof Imitations Notice. ty who buys his stock at points ot southern trip, Saturday evening, bringing the usual dividend will probably be paid. Laat Tuesday Mm. Jeremiah Donovan took confer tbe third degree to-nlgbt upon a cci- for itself. well daalgned to mislead. FBABUHI la the HE Board of Relleiol the Town of Norwalk, 51000 ft. Rough and Dressed, cuttin with him two live 'possums. The company is in an exceedingly prosperous paasage by ateamer Gallia from New York OCTLY SATE labor-taring oomponnd, and on the Assessment List ot 1888, wil I meet at manufacture and while I do not tain well-known clotbier. ' They say Sanford's wedding caiithumpian always bears the above symbol, and name of Ttbe Town Oierk's office, Monday, January 1st, condition, having begun tbe new year with for the "ould sod.' She expects to make a JAKES FYUK. HEW TOM. 18b3,atlOo'ctoek; «ednesday-ovt-ning,January band, 40 pieces (more or less), is practising 3d, at 7:30o'clock; Saturuay, January 6tb, at 3 up to clear 1£ plank, includ We are indebted to Capt. E. E. Howes o* Several of tbe engines on the Consolidated out a dollar of. outstanding losses, a fact that protracted atay in Ireland. o'clock, Wednesday evening, January 10th, at claim to undersell anybody, 1 do Washington, D C, for statistical reports of road nave been running with snow plows ia anticipation*of another call for their dis but very few companies can boast of. Mr. Baker's Senatorial work ha* baen light To Rent 7:30 o'clock. Saturday, January 13th, atii o'clock, ing 10 and 12 in. clear stocks, tinguished services. Wednesday evening January 17tB, at 7:3S claim that I am so situated in con the Agricultural Department. over their pilots, the past week. H1 thus far. Counting inauguration day as two BOOMS suitable for a small family right-In o'clock, Saturday, January loth, at 2 o'clock, m m m Snow has fallen thirteen times this season, . rSeedB tor 1888. ^5^1^t 4 center of village. Possession immediately. for the purpose ot hearing and determining any days, h* haa labored but three day* this ses Itt : Apply to J B. BLL8. and all appeals made to them from the dolnga of and one lot of Uppers, 13 in. The Connecticut Grand Lodge of Free The milk train Sunday morning was over as follows:—Nov. 7, 1 Inch; Nov. 17, 2 Good vegetables and beautiful flower* can* sion. tbe Assessors, The Board of Relief will-also meet sequence of my manner of buying Masons will meet in annual session at New inches; Nov. 26, 6; Nov. 29,4; Deo. 8, i; If th* new horse purchased by Mr. Reed with the Assessors as a Joint Board, Saturday, and over in width, very dry an hour late which accounted for the delay in not be grown from inferior aeeds. If our To Rent. ^ January, Gth, 1883, atl o'clock, for the purpose ot Dec. 7, i; Dec. 10,2; Dec.18,}; D«c. 81, i; Mavlland 1* the fast stepper he 1* claimed to that I cannot be undersold by any Haven Wednesday and Thursday. getting the Sunday papers. . readers would procure tin best, tbey Should be, (mokers may have a chahce to sample a Partot a House, also abating tbe Polls ol sick and dirabled persons, —=• . i. , fi. 3 KEITH, i Board of and clear; cut In 1880-81. Jan. 6,»; Jan. 10,8; Jan 18,1; Total 29. purchase only tin** gsawn and pot up by brand of cigars under a new name, to take For Bale or to Rent. J JAMEa M. L\NE, } We are informed that the Phoenix Cop* We desire to call attention to the law* Town Clerk Finch holds forth in Cannon's tbe place, though it cannot supercede th* JOHNW.DAKE, J body, and can and do give my cus old established and reliable partie*. D. M. t A very desirable, Norwalk, Conn., December toth, 1S82. 62tf 15000 " dry l£ in. Uppers, cut in 1881 pany are contemplating a refurnishing of relating to subscriptions tor newspapers, Drug Store. He has removed the Town always acceptable "R* H." Ferry ft Go., of Detroit, Micb., have been in .Mean. LeRoy Adam* and J. K. Raymond their parlor at the Kngine House. printed on our fourth page. Safe there. To tfie Commissioners of Fairfield tomers better goods and a better • • ie»* • the aaed business for 27 yean, and we be- have returned from their Maryland "poeaum' For Sale. and 1882. / i Jeweller Wheeler ha* returned from an lieve are a* well and a* favorably known u hunt. County. Twenty-four shares of the N. Y., 2i. H. & The grand list of Connecticut is $887,418, extended hunting trip in th* Carolina*. He Th* tide ro*e ao high laat Wednesday that A House on Elm Street, HE undersigned hereby applies for a license assortment to select from than- any 40000 " 2 in. cutting up and Uppers H. B. R. stock were sold in the New York 076, an increase of about six and a quarter any home In their borinea* in the United many thought Wiggina' prediction of an in- ••••aa. gas and water in the houae T to sell Spirituous ana intoxicating Liquors, brought home with him specimens of cotton State*. Their trade extend* to every hamlet 12 Will Im aol* verr shsas. Hall pa Ale. Lager Beer and Uiiler. to be drunk on the other dealer in this market. stock exchange last Tuesday, at 175. millions over the previous year. as he saw it groirtngia the fields. nundation In March had reached us in ad* eaaae moaey.eanr ean remainremain on mortgage. Enqulr premised,and Kbinc Wine only^pursUaut to tbe cut in 1880-81-82. • . * in the country, and they prida themaelve* in vance. ltf laws of tbis State now in force relating to the Word was received Fridays of the death Mr. F. C. Drane, secretary, Mr. William sale of intoxicating liquorn, at tbe building known Smallpox is epldemio In Baltimore, Md., Now that Brother Palmer has joined tbe •ending out only the very best of all varietiee as Connecticut Hotel, corner of Wall and Main Of SPRUCE TIMBER-1 offer 15000 " 3, 4 and 6 in. Uppers and on that day in Watertown, N. T., of Mr. of seeds. We would advise all purchaser* Thorn, general agent, and Mr. George H. w. For Sale. Streets, in the town of Norwalk, in said County. over three thousand eases being under "cold water army" we would suggest that his John H. Treadwell, son of Mr. H. R. Tread- Kotchum, auperintendent of the Iron Steam Signed. DAVID K BELDlNG. treatment outside of tbe pest houses. to procure their catalogue before buying. boat Company have been among our people .HE TWO-SEATED canopy top square box Dated at Norwalk. the 8th day ol January, 1881. the following sizes: Bracket Plank, cut in 1880 proof reader follow his example. well,of this place. Mr. J. was held in bigb _ 1 WAUON. one two seated open WAGOH, one Endorsed by the following Ave electors and tax • m • m during the week. o esteem by good people her*. He was a man SLEIOH. Apply to payers of a id town, none ot whom are licensed "Abe" Wright, tbe shining (colored) light AfoowUng to the Commertiai Bulletin ol We have on our table the seed catalogue of At the oyetermen'a aecond annual supper »fa LEGBAND JACKSON. dealers in intoxicating liquors, and are not en 2x3 —17,000 ft. 3x8 —17,000 ft. and 1881. of mind and was the author of wokksin Hiram Sibley & Co., Rochester, N. Y., and and fair to he held in Muaic Hall Jan. 24tfa dorsers on any other application: . • .'y ' ' •t the Phalanx Club, has been appointed New York, the fires in this country last year and 23th, in the evening, cyatera in every Foster Wilson Jr*, Norwalk, janitor of the Phoenix Engine Company's prose and poetry which will cause his name Chicago, 111. It embraces all that inch a Notice. J. U. Peckhom, Norwalk. 2x4 —88,000 " 3x10—23,000 " •H VARIOUS LOTS. caused a loss of over $90,000,000. to ,be remembered. He ahowed taste and •tyle known to the cook book will be aarved. J. H. Hoyt, Norwalk" rooms. • » •••« 'document usually contain*, and in addition To-morrow night Old Well H. & L. Com HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders ot Jacob Weeks, Norwalk, • . • tact in art and was a critic in high order. T The Loanshnry Sc Blssell Company, will be Je»se Solieck, Norwalk. 2x5 —18,000 " 3x12—15,000 " It Is said that Mrs. Wslradt, nee Miss ha* aome feature* peculiar to itself. Tbe pany will give their. 8th annual ball at Marie haul at the offlce of tbe Company,on Tuesday, I hereby certify that the above is and the en 75000 " 1 in. Box, both rough and sur Over 800 farmers were present at the Eiaora Freeman, will continue teaching tiu During several years residence here he form eondenaed essays oh the culture of special Hall. January SSd, IMS,at 10 o'clock, a. m^ ^ dorsers are electors and tax-payers, as defined by second annual meeting of the Connecticut ed intimacies and friendships which will Sir Randel H. Roberts, a noted EngUah oy law, of the town of Norwalk. 2x6 —43,000 41 4x2 — 4,000 " the end of the present school year. crops and garden plants, in each case, an ster fsnder Waa here last wrek imparting and Wlnnipauk, January Gth, 1883. 3tl HENRY K. SELLEUK, faced. • Dairyman's association in Hartford last cause his memory to be long cherished. He Written by specialitt* having akillad expe receiving valuable information in regard to 2tp2 Town Clerk. QENTS wanted in every town in Fairfield Dated at Nortralk,lhe 8th day ot January.1883 2x7 — 5,000 " 4x5 — 4,000 " Tuesday. It is rumored that tbe Iron Steamboat wa* in his 41st year. rience, and hence possees unusual value. tbe propagation of that almoat indlapenaable Co.to sell the new Remington GlipperUar- 25000 " 1} in. Shipping Box. • — Company will start a propeller line between Christ Church parish Aid Society will Tbe Vegetable Seede Department is almost bivalve. Having dredged the Connecticut bonPlow. H is the coming plow and the agent ride he is now among tbe oystermen of Long Awho gets it to sell, will, if be has any energy at 2x8 —32,000 " 4x6 —34,000 " A member of the Fairfield county bar, Norwalk and New York, next spring. meet Wednesday evening, at the rooms of a manual of garden practice. The Farm all, command the bulk of tbe plow trade In his 35000 " 1 and 1£ in. Shelving, includ. who was on tbe witness stand for a case — Mis. Lewis B. Bradley, Hotel. Island. violnity. Address . Seeds Department is a feature included in no Douglass Fowler Post, G. A R., and REMINGTON AGRICULTUltALCO. 2x9 —12,000 « 4x7 — 5,000 " lately, was badgered into tears by the oppos From the looks of bis columns we opine Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lyon, and Mr. and other seedsmen's catalogue, to auch extent. frienda will dance in Military Hall Jan. 2Bib, 4tt 57 Reade Street, N^T. A Fatal Panic! ing 10 and 12 in. stocks and ing counsel. that "Frits" of the South Norwalk Xepubli- Mrs. O. B. Lyon went to Birmingham, Here all the desirable varietiee are carefully to music by Howe's orchestra. Supper fur- m m I 2x10—50,000 « 4x8 — 8,000 » wider. • L'ri- : •' ean is a thorough reader of tbe Gazette. Thursday, to attend the funeral of their described, and In many caees their adapta niabed by themselves. Has jnst occurred among the Dishes. Hon. Tallmadge Baker, of South Norwalk, The aecond annual masquerade ball by the wanted, mimm. —.« orother-in-law, Mr. George H. Perry, who tion to soils and localities is designated. In TocanvassfcrthesaleofXu . i ualed is chairman of tbe Senate Finance Committee German Saengerbund in Music liall, Jan. facilities. re : :::i : «x- 2x12—15,000 " 4x10— 4,000 " 50000 " £ Rough and Dressed Box Finney & Benedict's store was closed from died on Monday,8th of malignant crysipels*, the Tree Seeds Department a special article 29ib, will ba a line affair. A New York pcnfieapnld. lUOoc?.** of Fm.t i . i-.uTr^s, and also of the Committee on the Revision Shrub* Jtoses,etc. W. & T.S1/T.1 J. -L e avsuS. V. 12 noon to 2 p. m. last Tuesday on account in his (1st. year. ie written by that prince of American forestry, coxtumer will supply outfits. B. S. BLASCER Boards. ; • In referring to a big bulge in the briok 3x4 —18,000 " 6x6 —34,000 " of Joint Rules. of the death of a relative of one of the firm. The new pastor of the Congregational Dr. John A. Warder, of Ohio, on tbe care has decided to sell off his entire Church, Rev. Mr. Tuttle, formerly of New walla of tbe new Hose hose, there ie no dis The South Norwalk is author ami planting ol tree seeds. The catalogue position to get a "bulge" on the honored stock of 3x5 6,000 " 6x8 —13,000 " 5000 " 1£ in. Box Plank. SepubUean The Baltimore (Md.) Sun, 1ms issued a Haven, preached acceptably tojiis people on ity for the following:—A saloon in the has also a complete price list, and thus is Company who, a* the Sentinel aaya, "will oc very neat and convenient almanac and hano Sunday. virtually a seed store, at one'a own door. cupy their new quartera about the first of 3x6 — 8,000 " #xl0— 7,000 " 55000 " 10 and 12 in. Sound Common Bowery advertises, "a Norwalk oyster given book for a copy of which we are duly grate- • Rev. Dr. Powers, of Bridgeport, a brother April." Buildinga put up as thia one bas Crockery Ware, with every drink." Address as above. been, by contractors who were in greater At Very Reduced Prices, - • — ful- of F. Powers, M. D., of this place will lec- haste to get their money, than to do tbeir 3x7 — 5,000 " 8x8 —10,000 «< Stock Boards, both rough Saturday night's rain made the walks in National Hall, January 25tb, on "The We welcome Viet'* Floral Guide for the work well, have many timee resulted in dis through next month, beginning Tbe encampment of tbe state department appointment. All sympathy for a company G. A. R., will occur at Hartford January 81 rather slippery, and church going people Beautifull Its culture and utility." There Spring of '88 as we would an old friend. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9til. 10x10— 1,000 " will be no Oscar Wildeism about this lseture. Tbe name of James Vick of Rochester, N. who may have to wait till May and the apple Now is the time to boy fine " and surfaced 2 sides.' and February 1 and 8. Tbe local, posts will Sunday a. m., picked their way with great blossoms for a realization of their fond hopes. There is talk of recommending that the Y., is of such world-wide celebrity that he give a reception the first evening. care. IMPORTANT French China Tea Sets, And 140,000 leet more eawed In addition to the above specified $100 per year now paid by the town for needs no endorsement of ours. To those •m •«, m Numeroua Styles and Elegant Patterns; Rev. T. J. Lee of Winsted, a former assis lighting street lsmps be witheld, unless more who are fond of flowers we say* by all and piled on dock in .Bangor ready The professional library and surgical in tant of Dr. Fitch's school will fill the pulpit Fine cat Olats lots of Lumber, I have a full line of 1 struments of the late Dr.Samuel Lynes, will ihan one of the three lamps on the villsge means send for, Vick's catalogue, aa he has of the First Congregational church next TO THOSE WHO WISH TO PURCHASE 80BLETS AND TUMBLERS. to sold at auction at Selleck's book store at bridge are attended to more regularly than tbe very best. for shipment. Sunday. • •— • Lamps a Specialty, with those Duplex 3 p. m. on Saturday, January 27th. ihey have been of late. and If in. Piazza Flooring, Georgia Tuesdsy tbe First National Bank elected —Don't forget that Finney & Benedic _ Burners. My stock consists in part of the A notice in another column calls attention keep home-tnmdt cakes and pies. -KS Representative Bell of this town, is a as directors Messrs Horace Staples, E. W. NEW YEARS Ail other goods included in the line oi Pine Flooring, Clear Pine Lath,Fence to tbe Borough by-law regarding the clearing member of the House Committee on Cities of ice and snow from sidewalks. Read and TayJof, Thos. W. Lees, E. H. Nash, Capt. LIST OP PATENTS Crockery Ware, now Going. following; and Boroughs. He is also a member of the Francis Sherwood, S. R. Sax ton, E. S. lulled from the United States Patent OSes for Ladies dont forget heed it. a Bails, 1, 2 and 3 in. Flat Pickets, If Joint Committee on Contingent Expenses. Downes and H. A. Ogden. Messrs Staples the week ending January PihJ 1SSS, lor the 265 M. Bangor Spruce Lath. Tbe pastor of the First Baptist Church an State of Connecticut, furnished us from the B. 8. BLASCER'S STORE. and Wood worth were re-elected president offleeof Joha E. Earle, Solicitor of Patents, NEW YEARS! Tbe three engines in the machine shops nounced Sunday that tbe ordinance of bap- CnoIsctionerT 2,793 pieces 6 in. Hemlock Boards. and 1£» Square Pickets, Fence Posts and cashier. In the director's room the usual New Harea, Conn. of the New York, New Haven and Hartford tiem would be administered in that church dinner was discussed. C.F. Allen, Waterbnry, eoraet. Card. road are about ready to come out. The new E. A. Aipress, assignor to Landers, Traajr and HE Arm of Greenwood, Kellogg& Co., having 4,100 " 10 in. Hemlock Boards, from 4 to 12 feet long, Chestnut Tim next Sunday evening. The funeral of Mr. J. W. Jennings, father Clark, New Britain, machine for banding screw I have been engaged in the man Tdissolved partnership,I hereby desire to thank fast passenger engine had her pilot put on • • of Selectman Jennings, who died Wednes eyes and hooks. the public for tbeir generous patronage hereto U. V. Bonlworth, Miltord, machine lorjwindiag BARGAINS! fore given me; ami having bail..ami being about well culled. last week and is now ready for service. Snyder & Grau's Operatic Company gave day, in his 85th yesr, took place Friday, Rev. thread on spools. to occupy my new store at the head of Belden ber in all sizes, Mouldings in all sizes » • an exceptionally fine rendition of "lolanthe" 11. P .Bray, New Haven, assignor to I.W.Birds- ufacture of Confectionery about six Avenue. I respecllully ask a share of tbat patron Mr. Relyea officiating. The remains were e;e, corset spring. age. I shall open Saturday morning with a new 1,700 " 9 inch rough Spruce It was reported last Tuesday night, that at the Opera House Friday evening, before a buried in Green* Farm's Cemetiy. F. O, Cannon •> ew Haven, carriage lamp. and line stock of goods and am resolved not to be and varieties, and Framing Pins. the steamer "City of Boston," of the Nor small but select audience. T' W. Capea, assigaor to Tale Lock no.. Stam months and selling at wholesale undersold, Call and examine my stock. Mr. Joe. Mills was quite badly scalded one ford, traveling crane, two patents. 49tf Respectfully, ENUS KELLOGG. Boards-Good Dressing. wich line had been lost in the Soand. Sub « •» « A. Dickerman, Mew Haven, machine forsetting BARGAINS! Early Sunday morning fire was discovered day last week, while carrying a boiler full; of primeni in cartridge shells. Black Walnut fr&m § to 4 in. thick. sequently she was found to have put la at hotVater. same, breecn-loading ordnance. only, but now, through the urgent 4,360 " 5 inch Spruce Strips. New London for safety. in the Planters' Hotel, St.Louis, which was John Ennis. Stamford, tide water awimming 1 1 not subdued until three lives had been lost Moat of the wharv** in town were submer batb. Bank Stock Wanted. Whitewood . " f to 4 " " m rn . m a C H. Fitch, New Haven, return floe boiler. 3,000 " 6 inch 16 feet Spruee The superintendents of the different di and $80,000 in damage done. ged Wednesday by a high tide. IV. D. lorbes, Bridgeport, screw threading ma request of many friends I have • » The Saugatuck Congregational Sunday chine, three patents. J1IFTY SHARES Of the Ash •' 1 to 3 " " • visions of the New York, New Haven and N. H.French, WiUlmantic,fire kindler. School's 50th anniversary will be celebrated Boards—Good Dres Hartford road, held ameetingin New Haven' While Dr. Comstock was driving around H. B. Frost. New Britain, sash fastener. Sunday February 11th. W. Kothe, Bookvllle, shuttle binder for looms. opened a candy department in my FAI&FIELD GO. NATIONAL Cherry " lto2 '• last Monday, to arrange fora uniform system the corner of Wall and Water streeft yester C. 8. Lewis, Waterbnry, and G. H. Biakealee, Tbe remains of a Miss Matthews, of New Bristol, loek. Bank Stock wanted. Apply at this office. sing. of reporting tbe movements of trains by tele day morning, his horse slipped on the ice O. M. Flatt, Waterbnry. rivet setting machine. Chestnut " lto2 " " York w«re brought here Sunday a. m , by- Store, where I shall sell at whole- graph, and to see about increasing telegraph and fell heavily, receiving quite a severe W.H. Smth. assignor to Heriden Britannia Milk train and buried in Christ Church. company,casket oraamSh t. 1,000 " 9 inch 1£ rough Spruce ic facilities. strain. E, J. Steele, New Britain, S|il> fastener. In SHINGLES I-have the .following: » • . We expect soon to talk by telephone with B. W. Wilson, Mew Haven, assignor to Stand sale and retail, Confectionery in On March 1st. 1883, The government engineers find unexpected ard Time company, electrical control tor pendu Plank—Good Dressing. The business transacted at the New Haven Redding and Bethel. lum clocks. J. P. RUSCOE T. H. McGraw & Co., 250,000 sac custom house for 18821s as follows: Foreign trouble in the re-survey of Long Island If the W«*tporUr oppose* and it says it —Malaga grapes at Finney & Benedict's. FOR every variety of my own manufac Will retire from the firm ot A. H. Hoyt-* 1,000 " 10 inch 1$ rough Spruce imports, f1.231,475; foreign exports, $869,- Sound, the pilots refusing to give Informa will, the bridging of our river between the Co. All having unsettled aocounts will T, H. McGraw & Co., 250,000 xx tion In rid of a work which will injure their please settle as promptly as possible. 407; amounts received from duties, $471,764; village and Ball Mountain, the Hartford and Used for dyspepsia, indigestion, weak Plank—GoodDressing. Herdman, Corey St Co., 155,000 xxx coastwise receipts, $89,881,410; coastwise business. Oar Km folks will have to cross at Gorham's atomach, liver troubles, jaundice, constipa ture, which I will guarantee pure BARGAINS tion, &c., Carter's Liver Bitten, Show im shipments, $71,780,000; estimated total tran Island above the village bridge. Thus we In some lines of 2,500 " 9 inch Dressed Sprucfe Climax, 370,000 xxx Mr. and Mrs. Scoville, of unfragrant shsll have two railroad bridges ride by ride, provement almost from the first dose; sold ItiiT tails., saction of the port, $162,962,292. by J. G. Gregory & Co. and unadulterated. Not as cheap _ m •«» • Gulteau memorv, are happily divorced at aa Mr. Parrott, of Bridgeport, and others of Boards, Rived and Shaved Cedar, 50,000 xxz The young man with a girl rejoioed when last, Now If their troubles and their names Boots Ss Shoes. the old Parallel say that scheme has as much —Home-made cherry and blackberry pie A choice lot of FURS at wkolaj as some sell it in Town, but as he supposed the ice cream and soda water can be kept out of the newspapers the coun life in it as it ever bad. at Finney A Benedict's. The Next 30 Days to reduce 2,000 " 4 inch 1£ clear Dressed Sawed Cedar, * * ' ' 40,000 xxx sale prices. Stock. season was over, but Druggist Hoyt of South try may be happy also. On the return of Mr. and Mrs. William Norwalk has earned the said young man's G. Staples from (their wedding tofer, Capt. Chicago's New. Board of Trade. reasonable as Pure Stigar Candy can We have the Spruce Plank. ", I am also'prepared to famish the General Neal Dow of Maine Is to address i unqualified hatred and disgust, by introdu and Mrs. W. C. Staple* gave a reception at On Wednesday, Dec 18th. the corner-store A line assortment of Ladies' and Patent Ventilating Insole. the seventeenth annual convention of tbe of the new Boud of Trade, Chicago, was 1 cing a novelty, called hot soda- Verily there their residence, Thursday evening, guests Hisses CLOAKS and DOLMANS. 2,500 " 9 inch 1£ Dressed Spruce celebrated B. & F. brand of Michigan Connecticut Temperance Union in Hartford laid, with. interesting ceremonies by its be sold. People do not realize the PRICE 5A CENTS. is always something to make a young spark from Westport, Bridgeport. Green* Farm*, members and their invitedguests. This will to-morrow. There will be morning, after xxx Sawed Shingles in car load lots to miserable. . and New York, being present. The house be the finest Commercial Exchange Building A bargain in DBESS GOODS, A. H. HOYT & CO. • Plank. - : -- noon and evening sessions. in tbe world, and tbe West may well be depraved character of some of the ! The Hartford Pc*t says:—"It took the was lighted in every part. After the bride proud of it. Chicago's commission merchants reduced to 12£ cents. «r. Z*. RVSOOB the trade direct from Michigan. bad been presented to every guest, dancing has accepted the agency of Howe's."Med 500 " 10 inch, 2 inch Dressed sew city council of South Norwalk less than It Is a matter of comment that in the roll are everywhere noted for tbeir enterprise, Candy sold throughout this country. ical Discovery," a medicine well known in thirty minutes (6 take the oath of office, de of honor of the South Norwalk Union school, to music by Redgate and son, of Bridgeport, push and energy. The advertisement of one Norwalk Price 83 00 per Dottle. I have retailed 300,000 of this brand of them, Messrs. Fiemmiog & Merriam, has A case of Ladies' SKIRTS, at less Spruce Plank. cide the seniority, elect a city clerk, city as published in the Sentinel last week, the with Mr. John Palmer to prompt, began. been running in our columns for several than value. Much of it is made out of terra alba fri this fall and can give.abundant refer surveyor, city attorney, assessor, a board of names at the head of the two highest grades Tbe bride and her maids, the groom and months, This firm, in addition to their 67,500 feet Eastern Matched Spruce tbe ushers attired as tbey appeared at the releii and adjourn. Such rapid transactions are these of Westport scholars. warehouse and receiving business, have ably A job in PRINTS, best qfcalitj, ences from consumers as to quality of of public business seldom occur in these dsys. nuptials in Memorial Church, January 81st, met tbe needs of those who desire to specu or white clay with enough gum to ' V It is stated as a fact that "Dutch Joe" in late safely with small and medium amounts. Boards, from 4 to 7 inches That council wouldn't keep the governor of took tbe psrlor, while sets of dancers whirled at 5 cents per yard. » Pine and Manufacture. > i the employ of Charles N. Wood, entered a cotillion figures In the library and sitting Their Fund W., which hss paid regular wide., • \ 'i;.>;•••-": the state writing three hours to be inaugu Main Street Restaurant yssterdsy and got montbly profits to its patroaa for the past stick it together, enough sugar to rated. room. When supper wss announced a bri twenty months, is firmly established. It is A 50 dos. lot of Fancy and Plain The greater portion of my Itenber outside of 114 raw oysters. No wonder dal procession headed by the Rev. Mr. Coley certainly ably and conservatively managed. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,from The above nameel Spruce and yiw May Rigby while attempting to pick there's a prospect of an oyster famine. the bride'a father, and Rev. Mr. Lewis, sweeten it, and enough coloring was worked at the mills of T. H. 1 • m —Home-made peach and apple pies at 15 cents up. up l" * papers from the floor in the Union marched three times round the household Hemlock was bought principally in School, South' Norwalk, one day last week, Mr. Charles Williams, an employee of chimney and took poritlons at a table tempt-' Finney A Benedict's. % McGraw & Co., in Bay City, Michigan William Loeknood, tbe Main Street furni A fine line of SILK HANDKER matter to make it look gay. STOVES, ran a splinter under the nsil of tbe second ingly spread, and elegantly decorated. By There isilo one article in the line of medi- May 1882, is piled with lath and is ftogw of her left hand, making a painfal and ture dealer, earned the gratitude of all the way of dessert tbe usual artillery engage cinea that gives so large a return for the CHIEFS, of all grades and prices. and the quality of mill work is unsur church goers Sunday, by sprinkling the I have also the usual line^ of Toy RANGES, ugly wound. She was taken to the office of ment with German mot toe as ordnanc# sup money as a good porous atrengthening plas in good order. : ; passed. My stock was all bought for Dr. Pardee who found it necessary to split hill leading from Wall to Lewis Street with plied grotesque head gear for the dancers. ter, such as Carter's Smut Weed and Bella- Alarge assortment of WOOLEN ashes. adonnaBackache Plasters; sold by J. G. the nail in order to extract the splinter. The m -mi » This pleasant half hour's interruption added Gregory & Co. QOODS, in Hoods, Nubias, Jackets, Books and holiday publications. HEATERS, BARN BOARDS, FLOORING &c cash and the greater portion in the young Miss who is only ten years of age, Ths ' Jolly Ramblers," billsd to appear at zest to tbe festivities which followed. In Gloves, Mitte, &c. -T bravely stood the painful operation without On* of the most useful inventions of the 12000 It 12 & 14 ft 12 inch Matched Summer previous to the advance in Music Hall last Thursday evening, did ap taking leave, gueets expressed or implied a age is James Pjle's Pear line Washing Com Chatterboxes, 5 different kinds, rang- a murmur. wish that tbe matrimonial life of Mi. and pear and gave an excellent show, but to an ex pound, and judging from its extensive sale, A specialty in UNLAUNDRIED Pine Boards cut in 1880, freights and prices. I will deliver to ceedingly small audience, and not having Mrs. Staples might be as bright throughou t it lis safe to infer that housekeeper*, generally, LOWEST PRICES, An article relating to our occupancy of the appreciate the fact. jan. SHIRTS, made for our trade, at 75 ing in price from 50c to $1.00. A looms formerly occupied by Meesrs. Read- money enough to pay expense*, went into liq as had been its auaplciou* begining. with: 50000 " 12,14 & 16 ft. Matched Pine any point required at reasonable Mr. H. H. Belden i* quite ill at hi* resi cents. man Bros., the well known photographers, uidation. They leg several unpaid tylls. -.Home-made cocoanut, mince, prune and beautiful line of Box Paper. Diaries NICKLE ORNAMENTATION, which appeared in our last issue, might lead « » dence. lemon piea at Finney A Benedict's, Boards, 6 to 10 inches wide, prices by rail, team or vessel. I guar tome to suppose that the above mentioned Another "didn't know it was loaded" fool The report that the marriage of a Sauga A bargain in White and Colored tuck grocer to the daughter of a Westport A. Varied Performance. WOOLEN BLANKETS. t ^ tor 1883 in endless variety ranging STOVE REPAIRS, lengths and widths piled sep- antee correct measure and will in all fra had le t the Gaikttx Building. This comes to light in New Haven, one Wm. Ra- V banus, a baker, snapping a supposed empty dry goods merchant proves to be premature. Many wonder bow Parker's Ginger Tonic is not the case, they are still hire and as PATO. can perform such varied cures, thinking it ZINC STOVE BOARDS, arately, cut in 1881. •: cases where it is desired furnish piece "Jaok" puts it, "are very much here" and pistol at a fellow workman. Result, a man esseuce of giager, when in fact it is made A lull line of FANCY GOODS in price from 10c to $3.00, aud doing a larger business than ever before. killed, his slayer in prison and a family be Special Notice. from many valuable medicines which act for Presents don't, fail to see them. COAL HODS, 27000 " 10 in. 13 ft. Matched Fine tally, on all orders. ./ The only change made is In their "reception reaved. When will these idiots ever learn The Guion Line steamer "Alaska" will beneficially on every diseased organ. 4t3 every thing in the smoking lin& sail for Queenstown and Liverpool on Satur Boards cut in 1882. room which is the front one directly at the sense? —Maple ayrup by the quart or gallon at All our stock of CARPETS will SPARK GUARDS, Respectfully soliciting a continu — » •* day, February 8rd, at 1 p. m, instead of head of the stairs, their operating room being Finney & Benedict's. be sold at Wholesale Prices until Quite a number of townspeople together Tuesday, January 80th. Tbe Nevada sails Very Respectfully, 50000 " 10 in. 12, 14 & 16 ft Matched ance of the patronage so liberally be the same used for so many years by Mr. » •*! » Inventory. , r . BLOWER STANDS, witb a few from the city, picked their slip* January 30th. • What It Did tor an Old .Lady. Whltnsy. | ^ | Pine Sheathing Boards, cut stowed in the past, and asking an ex pery way to the Opera House Sunday after Coshocton Station, N. Y., Dec. 28, '78. Please call early and secure bar The Secretary of the Treasury has author, * COAL HODS, noon, expecting to hear General Gary's lec Visitors to Bridgeport should take an ad Gxnts—A number of people had been us gains. • , S.K. STANLEY. in 1882. amination of stock from all who have ized the coining of a new nickel five cent ture, but, as that does not happen nntil the vantage of thtf offer made by Messrs. W. B. ing your Bitters here, and witb marked effect. FURNACE SCOOPS, ETC., piece. As compared with the one now in tun & Co., the Dry Goods Men of thst In one case a lady of over seventy years bad 21st instant, they concluded not to wait and been sick for years, and for the past 10 yeara 22000" 10 in. 12 ft Matched Pirn- not heretofore visited me,. use it is unchanged in weight, but the di- returned home. city. They offer to return fare to all who had not been able to be around half tbe time. - No. 43 Wall st. " AT ' ij-- \ ameter ia increased one millimetre and the • 'Oi shall purchase to the amount of $18 at one About six months ago she got so feeble she No. 1 Dressing, cut in 1879. I remain. --ijJ thickness is proportionately decreased. Upon Mr. M. Davis the South Norwalk Clothier, time, between now and February 1st. This was Itelpheu. Her old remedies or physicians, Scofleld & Hoyt, the adverse is a classic head of Liberty, with is advertising great reductions in overcoats will give economists an opportunity to visit being of no avail. I sent to Depoet, forty- 1000 " 10 in. 14 ft. Matched Fine - •" five miles, and got a bottle of Hop Bitters. Norwalk, Dec. 18, 1882. £. J. HILL, 'fin the date of issue. On the reverse a wreath as will be seen in another column. Mr. their red ticket sale which is now going on. It improved her so she waa able to dress her No. 1 Dressing cut in 1879. •f com and cotton enclosing the roman nu Davis has an excellent stock and in bis store Those who may wish a fine Seal Cloak, or a self and walk about tbe house. When she bad jfoj, "i QaVitte Building, .>• i '< v. Lumber Mkbchamv^-& meral "V", surrounded by the inscriptions taken tbe second bottle she was able to take s< . > .i \iJi L ' - * one can find anything in the clothing line. good Black Silk or Real Bargains in winter M •• % £ 3 1 J 11 R- ' f_ U 87000 " 10 in. 16 ft. Matched Pine "United States of America" and"EPluribus His prices are the very lowest, and prospec goods, should visit W. B. Hall A Co. care of her own room and walk out to her *• / 49tf Norwalk. * neighbors, and has improved all the time Unum." The Philadelphia mint has been tive purchaser* of any thing in his lino, will - m , lC.i££05i# J. s w .. ofcr —The finest assortment of fruits and nut* since. My wife and children also have de N* l Pressing, out in 1979. Instructed to begin tnanfacture of the new be well repaid by giving him acallathis rived great benefit from thalr use. 6t2 WbUSfrett.* . V.Vf V' > ;Jj.. in town at Uroiy * Seorilctfe stow uoOw tbe IttbWjWM jHNflk _ r. A Terrible Punishment. "What is that, mother ?'• CONVEYANCES *W *IFeHHd0Ht Watrous. Kl "The lark mychild— >v isooH • PARKER'S Every now and then the gossips vary their Nor walk Gawtte. HOW IT TITS TO WBAB A COAT OF TAR AND With hair dishevelled and accents wild— Saved from the Grave. Up all night with the twinkling stars, HAERBAISAM ' complaints concerning tbe Consolidated Rdil- FEATHERS. Binding his song at the all-night bars, ' The best and most ' road with the report that President Watrous economical haiy-Hrcs- Ever since the man Jones was tarred and Filling his bill with the mountain dewji Use. NANCY J. SUITIT,of Eastland,Tex.,writes Tuesday* January 16,1883. smg» and made from j is about to resign ; that he is not a ''railroad With whisky old and lager new; "I was terribly afflicted with Kidney Disease WBTK HMUDS feathered in Reno three or four months ago ^materials tbat are ben- ( man," and s > on to ihe end ol their imagina hard cases of all sorts give the town the go Kever'a thought of home or bed, •nd Dropsy, having sntTered lor over three years kefiqaito the hair and The law M it Affects Newspaper Or the morn tbat will bring him a nice large I employed the best physicians in chls county,and Jscaip, Parker's Hair tions Moreover it is not at all- improbable Subscribers by and tramps have for the most part avoid head; * ^ « obtained no rolief,but was getting rapidly worse. ^Balsam is highly es^ that if he ever decides to resign, he will bo ed it as if there were small-pox at every With devious steps he wends bis way, r' My family and Mends had lost all hope. My son teemed everywhere The following legal decisions "relating to Newi*is VfeMM?. York rx'v] ./ the first to tell of it and until he so declares, corner. Thi vifteMtk Tear will ••snaaeaea When the east is brightening with day; happened to read your advertisement of Hunt's for its excellence and tbe reciprocal obligations of newspaper pub Hondar* S*»t. 4. If •>. And wraps himself up on'.a cellar door, .til saM>:+• superior cleanliness. it is just aa well to give no heed to tlie sansa- "Most people" said a prominent Bendite A limited number of Young Ladies will be re Bemedy, and procured the medicine for me. I lishers {and their subscribers have been re* ceived both in the Primary and Advanced Conrae •nd tones his nose to a troubled snore." began to take it, and it worked like a oharm. • 'i AND . ^ "ryj II Newr Falls toSttlore the Youthful Color tional reports on that subject. ; As to hi# sot to a reporter to-day, "don't know what a Thoroughness guaranteed it pnpils are punctu • and lnstntogray or faded hair, is elegantly per- being a railroad man, we presume that he peatedly [contested, and in every case the aland regular in attendance! ... Alter taking several bottles, I became ontireiy flSV-i S* terrible punishment tarring and feathering "What is that, mother ?" ; ; f.it n iSmed and is warranted to remove dandruff and' courts have sustained them, so that it is now Mrs. Hubbard will continue her succosful in- wall. I am indebted to Hunt's Remedy ior tav* itchingof the scalp, &p^eventfalling otthe hair. may not be able to run a train as engineer, really is. They suppose it is nothing worse struction in Drawing and Painting. No pains "The dodo, my child; - Ing my life; and, if it had not been for your great 50e> and ^1 la drog«. useless for any one to attempt to evade or spared to make the School flrst-elass in every re- His thoughts are weak and his brain is mild. or act as fireman, perhaps he might not than a badge of infamy, rather uncomfort Tha medielno.Isnrely would have been in, my grave Norwalk. sound the wheels properly, or change the object to them. By keeping them in mind #*Kr terms and other par t culara apply to'ho h• dflofor 'Tis he that levels the empty gun to-day." : S«i'rt>vs :? V . I able, perhaps, but not painful unless the tar Principal, DR. J, C. FETCH. At-his timid sister, in dodo fun; .*& < •' . t B." '.I waste in the boxes or even oil thera, indeed subscribers may save themselves much uc- And rocks the boat on the summer lake, PARKER'S gets into the eyes. This is a great mistake. I ear this practical knowledge of those details may necssary trouble: I helped to daub Jones. He was a vile Naikl w catarr- To hear the screaming tbe ladies make. First—Subscribers who do not give eipiess He wears lean pants and tooth-pick shoes, •nternal Revenue Jlepartment, Wsih- not be essential to lit a man for the presiden beast, a disgrace to humauity and he de lial affi 'fit , !nffton,D. c. notice to the contrary are considered as wish Bheumatism, omalgia. Ho other And hasn't an ounce of sense to lose. . GINGER TONIC cy of a railroad company. Still an able man served what he gotltor endeavouring to ruin Look at him cloee, as you see him pass. A Superlative Health anil Strength Restorer. i, jolMOftfcesec •>, • i;naiVt 38w who has been the leading attorney of a great ing to continue their subscriptions. an innocent young girl and for grossly in , He looks like a man, but was made for an an. If you are a mechanic ot farmer, worn out with Second—If subscribers order the discon aiftlwl Mr. Stephen A. Alpin, Washington, D. C. says overwork, or a mother run down by familyor house* railroad corporation for twenty-five years sulting respectable women on the streets. But lor Boys. Bleeding fromiho hold duties try PARKER'S GINGER TONIC. Tx -. -•—.-w . ZPA .Stomach. What would Boston have been without her "A member of my family having been troubled must know a vast amount concerning rail, tinuance of their periodicals the publisher I had no idea until I saw that fellow plastered Koae^ or fifbm an^eanse, la>peodfly controttea Willcontiane tona^ccregulartripsoetweenNor- If you are a lawyer, minister or business man ex baked beans ? for.several years with Kidney Disease, and after hausted by mental strain oranxious cares, do not take roads, probably, indeed, a great deal more miy continue to tendthgm until all arrearages and stopped. walk Bridge and NeW York. ^ I ht t Repai er s what a tough deal the process is. We paint Fourth Year begins Tuesday Sept There is a clock in Naatucket that show* trying numerous remedies and methods of treat intoxiCT!ing9timMl? Us ' " 'k ' Ginger Tonic than many of those who are .called "railroad are paid. ed him all qver pretty thick with a broom Diphtherial Sore Throat^t^? ment without obtaining relief, the was induced If you have Consumption, .pyspepsia, ^ Rheuma 5th, 1882. promptly. It la a euro cure. Delay Is cUujgeroua. the movements of tbe tides and planets, one Freight received from and delivered at the tism* Kidney or Urinary" Complaints, or if you are men," and when such a man adds years of Third—If subscribers neglect or lefuse to wheel of the clock requiring 100 years to to nse your Hunt's Remedy, antRif er a thorough and some enthusiastic vigilante poured a few F*r Pilea, Blind, Bledtag sr Itcfc> trial ehe became completely cured. Knowing frcightdep.otof the Danbury & Norwalk Railroad troumedwitn any disorder of the lungs,' stomach, experience as president, if he is not entitled take their periodicals from the office to which in&, It la the greatest known remedy. complete a single revolution. bowels, blood or nervcs,.you can be cured by PACK gallons of tar on bis head Then the feathers Terms $-40 per T^"o»r. the facts in thiscase, 1 cheerfully recommend its for all stations, also the Shcpaug Railroad. ER'S GINGER TONIC. It is tne Greatest Blood Punfier they have been directed they are held respon V#VIMn,OM Bore* or Open Wno* Probably the youngest wife in the country to be known as " a railroad man " one may taken from a big pillow, were dusted on him Latin, Greek, Canaan, and Higher Its action upon these is mostremarlraMo. ' nse to any one affiictod with diseases of above Aid the Best and Sar^t Cough Cure Ever Used. as well give up the idea of ever earning that sible till they have fettled their bill and ordered is Mrs. Thomas Payne, who is only' eleven nature." ' . ' and he stood out white and fluffy in the star Mathematics, each 97.50 per year ex- Caution.—POND'S EXTRACT has hem tmi- and obe-half years old. Her husband is tt '.'ucr?.: }!v <<; L-. j •^Specialarrangements forlrelght tosnd Irom I If you are wasting away from age, dissipation or title. The road does a vast amount of busU their paper discontinued. light, like some huge and grotesque-looking tra. Address " • PQW8 New York can be made witb this line 10 percent, any disease or weakness and require a stimulant take clergyman in Soutli'Carolina. '•mOtlfMil C, •n.'i A A lessthanbytherailroad. . jf GINGBR TONIC at once; it will invigorate and build ness, it carries its passengers as safely and Fourth—If subscribers move to other bird. He had to put bis clothes on over the M en I :!! ou up irom the first dose but wiU never intoxicate, ALKX, JOHNSTON. A. M. Sad affair: While putting on aclean shirt j'jJUcf v.i .Ao««.ltke a charm. t has saved hundreds of lives; it may save yours, surely as aay other road, its stock sells aa places without informing the publisher and whole mess and then he was ridden on a rail MMrUgemthe. -i a Hai twell, Ga., man fell over a |trunk and J -EXXR/CZV 3& mother .5? Produce sold free oi commission and returns i HISCOX St CO., 163 Wilton St., Nw York. 60c. and high or higher, than ever before, it pays the the papers are sent to the former directions for fifty yards or eo and we put him on U never told <1V broke his. collar-bone. But be etjs he's promptly "made at the highest market rates. cm dollar ttees, at all dealers In medicines. they are held responsible. going to try it again when he gets 'well "I have used Hunt:s Remedy for Kidney troub- GREAT SAVING BUYING DOLLAR SIZE. regular large dividends, is constantly adding board the west-bound train at midnight with THOMAS McELHINNY, SPI0M.TH3 SVD Tonj£l tVtlblXB. Boston Pout. :r- All persons areforbid trusting any of the Fifth—Hie courts have decided that re POND'S EXTRACT-v50c.| $1.75. les, and recommended it to others, and always improvement?, increasing its surplus, is about instructions not to come back on the pain of Senator Logan was asked what he thought found it to work like a cbarm " employees of the boats of this line on account oi to add new tracks, and straighten iis line, is fusing to take periodicals from the office, or Toilet Cream 1.00 Catarrh Cure...•••••• 75 the owners thereof. FLORESTON being hanged. Veterinary Sarpn and Dentist, Dentifrice 50 "Planter- -> 25 of Geoerul Oram's .magazine article on Fits f -i' • JOBH CHAMBEKS, : . getting control of other roads, keeping off removing and leaving them uncalled for is '-I saw him on the train. He was sitting Its rich and lasting fragrance has made this NORWALK, COSN. • LlpSalvo:—25 Muihir(Glut60eJ"-1>00 John Porter's case. "I want-no controversy, . .713 Caraon Street,Pittsburg.Fenn. delightful perl'time exceedingly popular. There rivals, and it prospers in every rcspect. Un prima facie evidence of intentional fraud. with his head on his arms on the back of the Treats successfully all Cureable Diseases of Toilet.Soap( 3 Cains). • 50 Naiia^ with General Grant," said tbe Senator. : "He ISROthlBg likeit. Insist upon having.FLORES> "Gratitude Is the memory of the heart." How TON COLOGNE and look for signature of der such circumstances we see no reason why Sixth—Any person who receives a newr- Horses or Cattle. Orders received at W. K, OlntiMit 50f«Wld •can take his course and I'll take mine." «££ Meeker's seat in front of him. The tar was so thick QUIMTAKD'S, or P. O. Box 49. 3m4# many heart memories cluster around Hunt's Mr. Watrous, or the direotors and stock paper and makes uteof U, whether he has on his head that it covered the hair out of « . family Swlnn S1.00. • .^1. ' Crushed indeed: A youthful aspirant to Remedy in grateful households where it has •• XtllTDlNi 3&t4cotf ysQx jMlpaiges W oucltfV poet's honors, whose paiden attempt bore Schooner JOUii (i. PEiatY, Capt.Byxbee, will holders, should think of bis resigning, nor ordered it or not, is held in lav a subscriber. sight and his poll shone in the light of the wrought its magic cure! - -s-.j; bat'-: Its en every bottle. Any uruggisi or dealer in per- . . w5Kwwe*5Utee^i|^6 m the title ot "Simply to Thy Cross ijpiing," nerealtermakeregnlar weekly trips between Nor fumery can supply you. 35 and 75c. sizes. can we resist the decided impression that he car lamps like a black rubber ball just JOHN GREENWOOD, was struck dumb with horror when it ap — — • » •;' • - walk and New Y.ork, stopping at Sonth Norwalk, LARGE SATING BUYING 750. SIZE. PMCPABAII<>*«81ART *ITKK OK AW««*W TO / ™ a-j,nK e®ter Brothers' Wharf, Norwalk,every is a " railroad man," that is, a man compe Butler or Cleveland. digged in the water. The poo'r fellow was Dealer in peared in the next weekly edition of the town 5 y night. Freight taken, on board at Pier POND'S EXTRACT CO., paper under the title of "Simple Little Cross 01 tent to have tbe care and control of a rail, " Probably nobody will deny that the two groaning and I couldn't help feeling mean at .. .^J 1'utgei St., New York, on HON- COLOGNE. Fine Groceries, _ 14 ^Test 14th St. New YoMr. > W Eyed Thitg." JA1Sand TUESDAYS. road; consequently when these reports are most conspicuous statesmen in the Demo having taken a hand in the job. You see All tie above preiJiiratidns displayfed in Pond's A fair young mother, with a crying babe Tbe Bisrtaeat Market Batea Paid for renewed from time to time we shall regard Flour, Food, Grain, &c. :' £xtra«t C6?s ahew caso on sale. at:'J. O;Gregorr Malaria the Cause. Hay, Straw and Farmer's Produce, by cratic party to-day are Benjamin F. Butler the body is covered with short hair and A Go's. Drag Store; also witliMr. G. B.'Plaisted's in her arms, sat in a Western atage-coacb. Good* First-Claae, and Alwnye Vroah. „ ,, A. J. D1EBKER .., ..j There were nany callers on the Governor scrubbed. Besides, the smell of the tar I that, but he can print to the fact that Mas Goods promptly delivered to any part of the town. gry," replied the blushing mother. DAILT TRAINS in the executive chamber at the capitol, but turns the stomach, and about half an hour TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Leave Norwalk Bridge for Danbury. „ -v. sachusetts has put her traditions and her ' A ootfntryman, wbile passing the Virginian v °.r: not one of them received a more hearty Republicanism so far behind her as to elect after a man has been coated he must feel 6m4i jrobn Greenwood) office with about four feet of stovepipe in '9 28 a. m.Mail. •elden Art., head of Franklin Are. .y- 222p.m.,\coornmodatton.5'' '",!:- i '-fi reception than did a tiny little girl, and there Governor; That is no less phenomenal than mighty sorry he wasn't hanged. Then comes his hands, was notified by a policeman that A ii '. »r 5-00Pm- N. Y. Expreaa: he;-was violating a city ordinance in carrying J •» W.6 08f.tn„Mail. were callers whose elegant uniforms - and Mr. Cleveland's majority. What Democratic the scrubbing with oil. It took two China ; WILL CERTAINLY CURE ; ..»•! . ,-.c! anything longer than .three feet on the sidg? | 9*78. m.,Sunday.4ccommodatJom CI titles were dazzling and confining. The candidate or statesman in any other part of men and a darkey three days in Truckee to walk, and that he.must take thestreet, r Thf Arrive at Norwalk Bridge from Danbury.,.^ [ Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore out-going Ooverndr and the Governor-tc-be the country can show an achievement which reduce Jones to a mild brown. The rub owner of the objectionable lengthy pipe very 73ia.m.,MaU. ' 1' ! . .Throat, Eronclutis, Influenza, Asth Cutters! Cutters!! -. qv>3j -• • 8 43 a. m., N. Y, Express and the Stat# officers, old and new, were can for a moment be compared with these bing makes the skin' tender and the body quietly npjointed it-, and,.placing both piecfsa ma, Whcoping Cough, Cfbtfp, and w.l » . 108 p.m., Accommodation. 1\ 5W«;r PHILADELPHIA . Gregory,George S. j. - ; Residence child that -he took her by the hand and led tioned, in many western quarters as undoubt that as an ice seller, he supplies liquor sa with Starch, Arrowrootor Bngsr. Price of Pills, S0«ts. a box, and ttwy are seiifc ...... Commencing June 26,1882. , Gregory George S. Sttable by mail. Pint bottles of the liquid, S1JE5, are - Glbeon,A. S. - Residence her up stairs to "see the Governor." She edly the coming mail. The temperance loon keepers, .as well as others, with ice tc ([i. £nnperday&t home.Sampleswhome. Samples worth SS and is therefore far more economi 'Leave New Yorkfrom station U.B.K.ol N.J Grumman Bros. Soda Water Kttab'mt ^ZUiree. Address,Vinson A- Co.~ .Port- Next Thirty Days. sent by express. toot ot Liberty St.,tor Philadelphia. • ! was presented to Governor Bigelow, Gov- question was also spoken of as likely to have make their toddy cool and delicious to tha lyll cal. It is deDetotis, nourishing - Ninth A.Green streets, at 7:15,9:30,11:15 a.m. HiU, E.J. . • LnmberYard strengthening, easily digested, and Ceo* Tallcot, 1 Hyatt. J. W. - - Office erhor-elect Waller, ex-Governors Jewell and a powerful influence upon shaping the is taste of those who sip the fluid and thus lead 191 Fnltoia St,, New TorK> ' 1:TO, 4, 4:30,5:8o; 7,00 12 00 p. m On Sunday at S:4S Higsms.K. L..M.D. . Residence admirably adapted for invalids M a,m.5^0,12p. m. •' Hyatt, J. W. •j( Residence English and other dignitaries with aa much sues of the next Presidential campaign, and themselves on to become drunkards—Bridge TDBC-E3 well as for persons in health. For Third * Berksstreets.at 7:45,ll:l5,a.m.l:; Hitchcock, D„ M. D. Residence 4:30,5:30,7, p.m. On Sunday at 8:45 a. m. Holmes & Heeler, - Grocers ceremony as if she had been an .heiress, to a as it was confined chiefly to the West it was port Standard. Ladies please call and^ Sold by Grocers eTerjrwhsrs. r Forlrenton.VVarreaand Xtickersts.,7:45,9:30: Horae R, R.Uepot Office throne, and anybody would have felt flattered calculated that it would still further strength 11:15a.m.,1:30, 4:00, 4j80, 5:30,7:00,12,p.m. Sun- Uaqni.P. W.,Jr. v - Store examine. .day 8:45, a.m.,6:80; 12 p, m. Keeler. E. O. - Residence at half the attention bestowed upon the en the prospects of Western candidates. Yells, and a Blush. • USIC! Return trains I eaveClaia-ielphia tor New York: Send lOo. for five pieces of pop • Kendall, J. C.. M, D. - Residence little girl wbose.eyesfor the first time beheld All this is changed now. The scene has Froffi stattans Phila t Heading Railroad Leor""* ^ ""Son. - Coal-,East side Going up-town, thelother evening, on the ular vocal and instrumental music Ninth & Green Sts., at 7:30,8:30,9:30,11,a.m., 1:1! Lor tha strnn 61 teMtOinu'litoTeruuc cost $2 at aDjr music store. Lockwoorl, F. St. John Residence has been very--little said about the temper* Grady found the cars so crowded that but :jraor:1 duties.' avoid l : nJcbcwars, to rtf' From Third A Borksstreets, 5:10,8:20.9:15 a.m. Lockwood, Wm, Store minutes said "good-bye," and tripped down tors brain nervaand^, WILLIS WOODWARD & CO., 1:00 $30,5:20,6:30,11:30 p.m. On Sunday at 8:15; ance question during the ,past few days. It one seat could be found. He sat down, and Misses St. JoKin, •timnUntiand us* , 1 Manv, C. w. ' ^ Residence -Hop Bitters. - l-wast*,- UM Hop Br ~ - 817 & 819 Broadway, N. Ti. a.m. 4:80, p.m.. Miller. George E; " - -1. Residence the stairs and out of the building.—Courant has been washed out of sight and thought by invited Senator Browning, who accompanied tf -Ityonareyoo IsafreiTinrframany la- From Treu.jn,Warren and Tucker streets,135, Mitchell, \V. & D. Meat Market -discretion or < IUon| IT you BI« mar. 6:20,8.03,9:05 10:06,11-34 a.m.2:00, 4:22, 6:24, 7 28, Mitchell, F. W. - . • Residence the election deluge, and as the floods subside him, to sit upon his knee. Done. Next tied or ilaete, Ok rouife. lilireriMfj from p.m. OnSnnday 1:25 ):18>a, m. 6:15 p.m. Morison. T. H. Residence : poorbeslthor taDC Jwoua Iwd oC sick- Tickets tor sale atiootoi Liberty St., 239,261 Treasure Beneath the Wave. they disclose high up. in; the tallest tree station; enter a lady, very stylish and pretty mo, rtl/ ou HO( ~ Titters. • : Mosher ft Cnrran, Hat Block M'l'gs jWboersryottsw.', • Thousands die an- 401,944,957.1323 Broadway,and at the principa Nasb, DO. • Residence Stories of treaiures buried in the waters within the Democratic precincts the benign No seat. Senator Grady to Senator Brown «h«BeV«r yonrtesi'l Hnnllylr o m L(om*-. hotels: Nos. 2 and 4 Court St, and Annex office; National Bank of Norwalk. Bank tbat your system] I form ot Kidney Jewell's Wharf, Brooklyn. Nolan. R.G., M.S. - Residence always seem to have a wonderful power over ant {but complex visago of, General Butler tog: needs cleaiisinK, ton- 4 idiaeano tliuC •..light New York Transfer Company will call for and 1D2 or stimiilutlii?, f |have been prevented Norwalk Gazette Office the imagination. Tbe last contributed in and the philosophic countenance of Mr. " Say, John, get up and give the. lady withoutinlox/eatiliff, I 1 by a tiiuely useot check baggage from hotel or residence to destina Norwalk Honr . Office take tion. r „ Norwalk SavingsSociety • - Bank that line comes from a paper of St. Catha Cleveland' All the other statesmen of the HOP HopBltters ALL RAIL LINE FOB1 ONG BRANCH,OCEAN your seat." Bittera. Phinney, L.N., M. D. Residence rines, Canada', and is as follows: " During party have disappeared. Senator McDonald GROVE, ASBURY PARK. POINT PLEASANT Pomeroy.S.T. Musie Store A thousand yells and one blush.—N. T. . .Ifavayondu! Leave foot of Liberty street, N.Rm 5:00, 8:15, a; Prowitt.J. T. - Hardware the War of 1812, an American squadron of SOLE 1 D. I. C. ^ m., 1:45,4:00,6:00 p.m., Residence was probably nearer to a Presidential nomi Prowitt, J. T. Star. orttHnar _ an alMdliia H. P. BALDWIN, Gen.Pass. Ag't. Qnintard.W. E, Undertaker, Residence war vessels, on Lake Ontario, were coming nation last'October than he ever will be again plaiHt, dUtesel AIHI irreslst^ O.R.B. ofN.J. ottbe Mtoillach lile euro fdr Belleck Brothers, ... Grocers up from Fort Niagara convoying a schooner —unless he is put on at the tail of the next boieell, MbO(T,| [lop (h'tiulcenness, Seymor.J. S. - . Law Office nt'«roruei-v«sMi ii80 of opium, Sherwood, E. R., Gent's varnishing which, it is said, carried nearly $1,500,000 ticket. Yon will l»ell tohaccofor Mfnaw- 'i© 5r?«ai Sherwood. E. R., - . Residence cured Kyoiiusel] narcotics. - . - , —OF- . . Smith, W. H. & Co. - Hardware' of money to pay the troops on the peninsula This being the situation, what will the De READMAN BROS., Hop BittereG MYERS' SANITARY DEPOT. ITERS ; Soldbjdruff Every ISesoription. Smith, W. D. . . - Residence and on the lake. The British commander mocracy do with it ? Will they take Butler IfyoaRr»sbn| gists; Sena for ; s: :: Smith, Hanford ; - - Residence ply we ft itcular. L-OJfa —A I .SO— "• " Field's Flualt Tank*, a bb,. Stanley,3. K. *•*" Cigar Mlg. noticed them coming round the Eight Mile or Cleveland ? That will be a lively question lowsptrltc Mim Starr,Oi8.- >i,; 1^,1 Residence PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS* lti It mayl faa/s .Point, and at once gave orders to engage. during the next eighteen - months. Both save yourl Trnnks; All Clilua Water Closets, St John, C.E. r . Residence GAZBTTK BUILDING, life. It haslj [FAIL VP6 CO., Vogel, W A . - . Drnggfst The wind was favorable and he met them candidates will work- for success with saved iiun-|] lUfliMtar, K. T Trayelinff Bags,:: r/ • • Welton, R. M.. Music Teacher Residence dreds. Saniatry Y Brsnth^ fl'f Western Union Telegraph - Norwalk broadside on. A short cannonade and close ceuelesa vigilance. General Butler has Portrait and ViewWork. HE ORIGINAII " IGH ART AND LOW PEED - Leather anav Wilson, O.E. - - Residence T H nib.II i Weaver's Waali Basin',Waste Wilson,S.B. Builder, - Residence fire of musketry took place, and the two begun to work already. In fact, he hasbeen THE STOVE EVERYBODY IS TALKING - Instantaneous Mctures. Shoe Findings. Wood, Chas. V. PAT STATION -- Market leading vessela surrendered, while a well- working on the [same line for many years. ABOUT AND ALL EHE MANUFACTNRER9 ARE Woodward ft Perry - Law Office . Particular attention Riven to rn g: directed shot from the thirty-two pounder The Southern portion of the party will not TRYING TO IMITATE. SOVT1IKOBWALK. THE MOST POWERFUL,ECONOMIOBL.BEAU- J. F. Peckwell, making . Adams Express,80. Norwalk - ' Office sent the treasure-ship, With all on board, said be eager to take him up, but he will be a TIFOL AND ALTOGETHER TJIE BEST PAKTJOR Adams, Lcroy - - - Market to be 200,"to the bottom. Tbe.remaining valuable magnet to draw back into the party (Successor to L. JT. Marshall.) Aach, J. J., S-. Nonvalk - Fur fcbop A, M. WOOSTER, F. VV. SMITH, Jiu STOVE EVER PRODUCED. Soots kd Sloes to Mcasm Baker, 1{. L. Livery Stable vessels escaped by superior sailing,: and the/ the soft money section which has been cling- KKeasra. Woosler and Smitli denre to DO NOT BUY A STOVE UNTIL YOTI HAVE Baker, R1 E. f-o. .Norwalk, Residence • announce tbat they have opened an Office at Briton brought bis captives to Kingston." ibg to the Greenback issue long after it was Bridgeport, Conn., tor soliciting Patents and the EXAMINED THIS Dealer in Quality, Workmanship, and Fit Beard, H - - Residence prosecution of all business relating to PATENTS ONLY STOVE MADE TO BURN NUT, STOVE Berry. J. J.. M. D , - - .Residence The newspaper now calls for volunteers to dead. He is a candidate with a picturesque in the Courts, and the U. S. Patent Office. Pre guaranteed first class in every.par Bohannan. Dr. C G. - Reafdence. S. N" liminary examination made it desired by our OR EGG COAL. Burke, \V.C.,jM. L). - Omce hunt for this hidden and possibly apocbryphal aspect, and a good many 'voters might sup Associate in Washington, D.V. Send Sketch or ALL OF ITS PECULIAR MERITS ARE PAT ticular. Prices reasonable. Becker, M. - . So. Norwalk", Saloon ' : Harness & Saddlery Comstock Bros. Sonth Norwalk treasure. - *>*?•'-*:* port him for the same reason which is ,^aid Model, or better still call in person. Xo charge ENTEDANDCAN BE FOUNDIN NO OTnER Orol'utft Knapp, • Upper Office lor interviews. Office Hours irom 8 a. m. to 6 p. Suseno Fanolier, . tj «c-> IVii _ IGfJT Z.-i, to have actuated the frisky young clerks' of m.: Interviews may be had at any time in the STOVE. Crolpt AKnappj "i L'owerOffice 17 MAIN STREET, NOBWALK, CONN _ Stone Iianniry Tab23. ti.i Donovan Jerry » Da" - - Store .1wJBre ! Panic in a Church. ^ Boston—"juat tosee how the.old man would evening. Send postal stating day and hour when •No, 7 JtaatM* Block Water Street. Do ty. C. E." - Hat Shop. you will call. tf40 Sign of tbe Golden Boot.' At the communion service at St. Patrick's act" if elected. This attraction may not MR. SMITH haB had over Ave years experience THE BOYAL PABLOB STOVE! DV&N R. R. - "f Extension Office in the Patent Business, and was associated lor 94 BEEKmAN ST., NEW IfOHIt. Ferris, J. fl. . - - Residence. Roman Catholic Church in New Hayea last prtiive so powerful with" the party its M& three years with one of the most prominent Pat Full Nickle Plated.and Nickle l'rotecte-1 so that Iy49p Ferris, J. H. - Goal, Tipper Office heat cannot tarnish or discolor it. f Ferris, J. H, - - Coal, Lower Office Saturday morning some evergreens,- lace and Cleveland's silence and solemnity. It is too ent Attorneys in Washington. D. V. Fitch, Henry-R - - Lumber Yard MK. WOOSTEH had been for the past seven BEAUTIFUL. TASTY, ' , S 7: decorations on the altar took fire from one of wit even to conjecture which man is Rkely years an examiner in tbe U. S. Patent Office. GUAUANTKKD ECONOMICAL: and II if f sl^jJnnd promptly exe'entec|j|| ly<6 Gregory, S. w. So. Norwalk. - „ Livery The,following letter selected from a number, PERFECT IN OPERATIOJl SOLICITOR OF Hoyt, I. M. PAT OFFICE • Druggist the lighted'candles and blazed up, causing a JO COme.out £head. Only one thing, can be Hatch. Bailey & Co. - Planing Mill speaks for itself. ' Also, tbe Beauliful Hat Forc ing Co. - - Office panic among the 1,606 people in the church, predicted with certainty, snd that i's thai' the U, S Patent Office, Washington, D. C. Dcc. 8, '82 Money to Loan. A. M., W-OOIJTEB, Ktq —1 take this occasion Little Jewel, - Mahack'emoHTotel. - - -- .Office many of them women and children, lie Dempcrecy >will take the man whom they upou yonr retireineut Irom ofllce. to bear testi Enquire ol O. E.WILSON, No.3 Gazette Build- North, G. S. - Phetosrarh Gallery This is indeed a JKWEL. Also ng, Norwalk, Conn. 13tf rr Norwalk Iron Works - - Office aisles in a few moments became packed; and think the mora likely to be elected, haviug mony to your efficiency and standing as an officer ; tirade Marks, Designs and Copyrights. Norwalk Look Co. - - Office ol this Bureau. You entered the service here n it was impossible to move one way or the fiO «crUpla»bout his .past,- present or future, upon competitlva examinntion in 1878, were pro Meolianloal Elxpert. N. Y., N. H. ft H.H. K - Freight depot moted npon a like examination in 1878, and again ELEGANT PARLOR DOUBIE HEATER Palmer, E. M. ft Co. - - Office other. Father Kelley finally prevailed upon and BO thought of the character of the prin Not, 605-7 Seventh St., • Opposite V. Si. Patent Ofl lee. Pardee. E. v., M* D. i Residence promoted lor meritorious service in oonncction AND : ' Lock Box 349. - *»bi WASHINGTON, D. C. Perry, W H - - Residence the people to take their seats, and the fire ciple! which he may happen to represent.— Wllhsifijiiination in lSSO. Every position and es Plaiated, G. B. - » Druggist rank jron have held has been won by merit and GOOD LUCK, AT -1 shall be pleased to attend piovuUyt(hKny business that maybe referred, t, was extinguished and quitt restored. A few ability, favor and influence having no bearing me. _ ' ly Raymond, G. W., 2d - Foundry Tribune. ... r, .. J ^ CROWN JEWEL, From PARK Sc TILPOBD'S, , ~™MI< — Raymond Brothers - Upper Office thereon. No draft has ever been made upon you Constantly on hand ; also, for table use, a very persons were bruised, but co one was serious requiring industry and ability which has not been < SPLENDID, Raymond Brothers - Lower Office ly hurt. -J» TonB of Postage Stamp*. ^ honored. Your experience in the classes of Reid Hugh, Paper BOJC Shop, S. Norwalk 3 •. isf aotjm "Textiles and Locks," as well as in connection | BOOM, Fine Brand of Claret, Uandilorth, L.W. - - Residence t z •SoieIdea of the enormity of the business With "Interferences'* has been been valuable in FROM flherman, S. J. - - Residence preparing yon for the practice of yonr profession | ELITE, &cM Ac., 1. Sherman,S.J, ... stable ; A Fox in a CMw'i'tleife; traaSRtad in the New York city post-office The strongest Wish lor your success that I can ACKEB, KEKBILI. & CONSIXt Smith, J.H. Florist,So. Norwalk 'George A. Chafee, of Middletown, was'out express is that it may be equal to yonr official Comprising the Best assortment ol nearly 20 dtl« dolmans, A. ... Office may bs lad from the following, clipped from ferent kinds of Parlor Stoves and Heaters. V. Stillson. G. C. PAT STATION, Dmggist career in this office. • . Soda, Sarsaiiaritfa and Seltzer, " wiio is UNACQUAINTED WITH THE OKOCRAPHV OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL hunting Tuesday and saw a fox up in a V. D, STOCKBEIDGE, If iu want of a First-Class Ranee,1 have it, From the celebrated manufactory ot Trowbridge, Chas. S. - - - Office lastlfonfei^a TxSbune: 3m2 . . Acting Com'r ol Patents' I SEE BY*EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THE ^ _ . Volk, J. A. ft Co., S. Norwalk Hatters pepperidge tree twenty.five high, (the tree Postmaster Pearson has prepared tables BBIBN* BTBNE; Western Union Telegraph,South Norwalk Tbe Crawford,. South Norwalk. Wilson Point, - ... - Depot not the fox). It wu but the work of a mo iron which it appear* tfaafcia^oiu of postage The Perfection ol Beauty and Utility,and the B A SS ^£<£3 ment to^draw a'bead on his foxship and land stamps, 6> tons of envelopes, 113 tons of PINK most Perfect Range made. See the sew Bottled by OBIFVIN. * CO., the London NEW CANAAN. pastalcards, andSl7 tonsof. newspaper wrap POSITIVELY CUBED. USE Agents of Ba« ft Co. SmBl BirdsaU Bouse, - - New Canaan him on theground, where the dog put an end ••ITU B JUNIOR," inona 3/VNA.*/JA Bronson, Dr. - residence New Canaan pers were sold in the year ending December Weston's Condition Powder Food Patent Bfellex Orate, and Double Quick Damper. Hoyt, Stephen's Song, Residence to Beynard's existence. Mb Chafee, although 31, 1889. The value of f«wspaper and Double the dose and mix in each feed until cured. Will work in the weakest drafts,ana where other Adams House Billiard Parlors. ""atouu*. Johnston ft Raymond, Carriage M'k's an experienced hunter, says he never knew Ranges fail. Also the . - • Mnnroe,L.M. Drug Store periodical stamps sold was $439,80188, and When too s?ck to eat drench same as Colic. r N.C.K. R. • . New Canaan of affox being found m a tree before. The the total receipts of the office were $4,238,- It is a Feed Mixture to Condition animals without Archer, Arlington, King Bird, Wa- Perfection Scale Co. - - New Canoan R75:W/ The number and value of the dif- Arsenic. Rogers, H. B. ft Co. ClothinrMTg animal, when discovered was asleep in an j-rent of postage stamps sold were ss No Poison in it. No Saltpetre. No Antimony. verly, Brighton, Triumph, Thames, Stevens, F. _ Livery Stable old crow'snest. NoBesin. No Arsenic. No "ulphur. Weed, J. ... - New Canaan lilllMlit • "fi i'l'- Frees them from BOTS and WORMS. Rollo, Glendon, Cameo, Electra W. U. Telegraph Office 1-taent stamps, 43,209,648; S cent stamps Frees Hogs and Pigs from Worms.. ,JS Frees Cattle irom worms. Cook, Chief Cook, RoBsmore.Dover, Just received a fnll liire of ' » Messenger office. Walking Twenty-seven Miles to 30,381,185 ; 3-ceuu-stamps, 43,720,163 Frees Cows Irom Milk Fever. WINMPAVK a Funeral. cent stamps, 8,856,328 ; 6-cent stamps. 1,470.- Frees Hensand Chickens trom Woitn'9. &c. ' Lounsbury ft BiBsell Co. - Office It makes HENS LAY EGGS. I have also taken the agency for the sale of tbe ""Norwalk Mills - - - Office The grandson of an aged^couple living in Men, Women and Children take it. manutactures of the Randle, J. C., FAT OFFICE, • Store For Worms and Kidney Complaints a tfiaapoonfiil Slmonds Manufacturing Company* Parlor Stoves, Yineland, N. J., died recently. The old •i i-cent stamps, 13,702: stamped, envelopes, night and ntbrnlng. mixed in water; and shall keep lor sale at their prices Successors to BtfRR KNAPP, WESTPOBt. naan> had traded horses .on the previous day, fiaiMBO; T*Sstal- "a . k PAT STATION proved to be balky. The old folks^ aged 72 772.41. " Dear SirWe have pleasure in recommending And furnish repairs for all goods made by them. 'Jones, Oscar I.,PAY OFFICE - Tin Shop and 68 years, respectively, then started to yonr American Medicinal Horse and Cattle Food, Formerly "Norwalk Foundry Co." kii'J , Ma"les, B. W. - - Residence h;m mb AND Polk, J. E. Sauagtuck, - Residence walk. They reached their destination J: and hope it will eventually come into general use. Also keep in stock wearied, but in time for the ceremony. „, *' A'lfalr Haven correspondent Wickedly lug- It has been used in our stable with satisfactory re Lnmber Yard Leea M'f'g Co. - - Cotton Twines •Mi.. that it would be-well if the plan adop sults. Yonrs respectfully, HEN BY BKBUH, Portable and Brick Set Furnaces DARIEN. THOS. W. HARTIIELP, Supt. • Pres. -'o imm ted by the physician, as spoken of below, and Ranges. Brown,. J. R , - - PAT STATION A Pittsburgh private watchman fell fr$m could be adopted and enforced in bis neigh HUchland Stock Farm, Lee, Berkshire Co., Mass., Bohanan, Dr. R.L. - - Darien a second-story window while asle^, ibid did borhood not only with tegard to roosters but October 11,1882. h ate for sale, at a bargain an ,8 inch St. George Messages to and from Pay Offices, will be not awake until some one stepped tin him. MB. J. W. WESTOK,—Dear Sir .-—Having used Blevattti Oven Range for about one-third its orig 1:: eharged 10cents each',, no.matter by whom they mors particularly with retard to cats: "A your American Mediolnal Horseand Cattle Food, inal cost; UBed but a three years, and in good Of the very Best Make aiid ' may be sent or received. Exception, store of J. Such zeal will certainly be rewarded. physician whose science was of the practical aadr-fonnd It useful; I desire yon to send me one order. Also several second-hand Parlor Stoves, C. Randle, "and I. M. Hoyt, where no charsre will "Men lose some of their talents aa they barrel,200 ponnds. This must be yonr beBt quali , cheap. , * be made to subacriberg kind, applied it to getting relief from a nuis ty oi extra strength. 1 shall take pleasure in AlsoSale Agent in Norwalk AQdSouuNorwalk IiOW IMT FRIpS. hicago ock sland acific y grow older," moans the Boston Post. It ance., that; is common, but usually supposed recommending the article to my neighbors and tor thesaleolthe Manufactures ol Rtchardsno, C , R I & P R' , wasn't necessary to give yourself away, old to be "without remedy. It seems that his liiends. Will send check on receipt ol goods. Roynton & Co. Repairs furnished at N. Y.prices •# Also a full stock of "iBoing the Croat Central tine, affords to travelers, by reason of its unrivaled geo- fehow. We read yOur column regularly. neighbours keep hens and among the hens Enclosed pleasedlBnd check lor the 50 pound bag. i"-j raphleal position, the shortest and best route between the East, Northeast and Yours trnly, EUZUR SMITH, Southeast, and the West, Northwest and Southwest. lie New Snnuoer Resort! Syracuse Herald -. What churches need- f6ur bocks, which after the manner of their President Smith Paper Co. PLANING MILL, It is literally and strictly true, that Its connections are all of the principal lines Presently some enterprising church, awaken Unit persisted in crowing all night and more Sold by all lecd dealers. Depot, 168 Bleecker Crockery and Glass Ware. 2,500 Feet Above Sea .Level St.. N. Y. Wholesale and retail by the case or of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific* . ing to the fact that it is behind tbe age, will pitticUlarly towards morning when sleep is By Its main line and branches It reaches Chicago, Jollet, Peoria, Ottawa, PRINO 9IIL1.S, CENTER CO., PA. diecard its bell and put in a steam whittle. most preoious to msn. Now this doctor did barrel, RAYMOND BOTHERS, 'Flour. Grain, S Pore Spring Water flowing from Living Feed, etc.,South NorwaU, Conn. . 3m2 La 8alle, Oeneseo, Mollne and Rook Island, In Illinois; Davenport, Muscatine, Springs. The celebrated Penn Caves whe>eyou The following bill was lately presented to not have a quarrel with bis neighbors, but UANUFAOTUUERS OT China Tea Sets, Decorated, (rem ; ^"Washington, Keokuk, Knoxvllle, Oskaloosa, Fairfield, Oes Moines, West Liberty, can sail miles nnder ground on a line lake ot pure he gently caught the cocks one after another v.'..Iowa City, Atlantic, Avoca, Audubon, Harlan, Outhrle Center and Council Bluffs, water. Send lor circular. a farmer in Sussex: "To hanging two bain and by a simple operation removed the vocal in Iowa 1 Gallatin, Trenton, Cameron and Kansas Cttyi In Missouri, and Leaven- «EO: B. NASH, Proprietor. (foors and myself seven hours, four shillings iuui <„•) $6 to $10. ..worth and Atchison In Kansas, and the hundreds of titles, villages and towns end sixpenoe."— Glasgete Evening Timet. chords." Since this he lives iu peace. Tbe George S. Gregory. .(-:•£!r.~! .' ;.r«5SBlM fiM creatures go through all the motions of crow- ,..t'intermediate. The . The fool howleth against his mother in laW inir but never a sound comes out to disturb Doors, •:ii ysvi Lamps and Chandeliers^ INCREASE; and dieth of dyspepsia; the wise imusseid* the. quiet of the peace.--Haven Cour- Livery, Boarding, Sale, itX "GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE," YOUK CAPITAL^5 eth for her and sbe teaches his darling little 0 Those desiring to mako money tootsy-wootsy how to cook. —Boston' Star,. Feed and Exchange hashes, ^ The very late pattemai' •»' As It is familiarly called, offers to travelers all the advantage* and comforts 110 on small and medium investments *''• - Incident to 9 smooth track,'safe bridges, Union Depots at all connecting; points, provisions and stock A Hindoo girl who isn't married before she A psinter on the roof ol a San Francisco » Fast Express Trains, composed of COMMODIOUS, WELL VENTILATED, WELL » S20 S-SffiioSKSS• con do so by opera t- reaches the age of 14 is called an old maid, TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY, - &*HlEATE0, FINELY UPHOLSTERED .and ELEOANT DAY COACHES; a line of the * VpSiW lug on our plan." house was startled almost into a fit the other S *t & X © s • 1 1 and it ssema horrible to . teaeh. girla to lie i. Blinds, MOST MAGNIFICENT NORTON RECLINING CHAIR CARS ever built | PULLMAN'S M A M 88 . tothejtrfesftit onfnvest- day and nearly fell into the street at the SILVER PLATED WARE, WHEAT mentapl $10tp $1,000, cash profits aboat thsir age so young.—Boston Post. 1 ;:latest. designed and handsomest PALACE 8LEEPINO CARS, and DINING CARS have been realised and paid to in- sudden appearance of a dog at his elbow. WOODEN & WILLOW .« that are acknowledged by press and people to be. the FINEST RUN UPON ANY yeators amounting toseveral times A squirrel fired at by one of tiM Lowell The animal, which belongs to the owner of Mouldings, ongiual investment. Profits WARE,; j ' ROAD IN THE COUNTRY, and in which superior meals are served to travelers at paiuflTst of every monfb, stUIleav- press rifle club; iiijudfciduffiy dodged a&fot the house, is of a singularly sociable dispo the low rate of 8EVENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. $60 lng the original investment mak- seven feet to the Mt avthe flaab of fhe gun sition, and being left alone and perceiving m.i • THREE TRAINS each way. between OHICAGO. and the MISSOURI RIVER. fRTnP.ITQ money or payable on demand. and got hia durned head shot off.-— that company was to be found upon the roof, Window Frames, And everything you want for House- ! t TWO TRAIN8 each way between CHICAGO and MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL, ioiuuivOSTOC Explanatory circulars and stoio- ments of. fund W sent free. Wo " *tT proceeded to climb a ladder, which furnished * "''via the famous ' •» *'* "want responsible,agents,, who will report on crops and introduce the Old Gaul, Of Bitter Creek. "Waa jn'mjimli the only means of getting there. A crowd $100 plan. , Liberal commissions paid. tent old ainaer imtii oneAjrifUQ^own of oersons watched tbe ascent and are ready Beautiful China, and Earthen To; Sets, Tea Packing Boxes, &c. . ALBERT LEA ROUTE.""""""" Camnl 1 Seta,J3rockery, GlassWarc_, Library] vniti r january I, 1682, a new line will be opened, via Seneca and,Kankakee, between FLEMMING & MERRMMf S^>.«.t. SI ? ^ of peppet in tfls haiidr. J dent Lamps,', HaiHand *Llimi 1*11 ? S amEc -as who.c^urd awim thft lar- (In rear of HorseOar Depot,) IrKlTIS: tLest. Ine next morhinj?; when they tatt he. must make up his mind to pay a stiff NOR WALK, CONN. JSo. IfforwAlU, Oenn. : 5;!r. r. cable, e. st. john, rilDIQU and FABSMUP price. •t: the rendezvousr one ol< 'theml tiftHed^a Carriages furnished at all hours, Courteous Wall Street, Norwalk,ConnT tMl Main flillac'eot. Vlce-Pres't it, Gen'l Manager, Cen'l T'k't & Pass'r Ag't, large bundle.idle. "What"***• is• tbat ("aatod the New York city pays $7,000,000 a year for attention and gentlemanly drivers. lyl OtllPAQO. Owing tht- other*. Victuals for three days," id religions and $92,000,000 for Us drinks. *