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S. IV. BENEDICT.
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Quarterly. Mail subscribers in advance.
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A,CCO,‘iI.lIOD_ATION PACKETS.
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fljo Stiilfroin HOYTS IS" CO."S Lrrttuliiig at
..-V'iirwrillc,for Peck-Slip, .N'ew- Yorle.
. HE Norwalk Line of Packetshave com-
-, menced their weekly trips, and will sail
negiiltirly through the season in the following
.order : Sloop CITIZEN, Brown, to leave Nor-
tvalk for New York on Tuesdays, and return
Abe Saturday following: Sloop Iliacnaisic,
Ho;/t, on 'I‘liiirstlays, and return the 'I‘tiesday
following; and Sloop SABINA, Das/tam, on
_Satiirdavs,and rettirri the Thursday following.
For Freight or Passage apply to the Cap-
tains on board, or at the Store of
. HOYTS $5 CO.
Not-walk_, April 1, 18°.‘ 6
SLOOP 0RANGE~—Rcgu.’ar Packet.
SYLVANUS S. RAY.\ro.\'i3, Master,
I}e_/ives .N'orwai’li: every Tuesday and returns
from .N'ew York every Stzlurdtl]/~
’ . OCK WOOD 8; STJOHN
. would iuforrn their friends
and the publip, tliatithey li-five
, .. ____,, . entered into 1 ie tiiar.«:et'irtg ti-
s?ri'ess, and request a share of their pitrouage,
wiiich they hope to merit, by their attentions
it; please, and exertions to accoiiiiiiodate.
For freight or passa_s:c, apply to the Packet
Office in the rear of Eli B. Beniiett’s Store,
(thirst i‘-iiicli place the Orange will hereafter
|"i1;i) as to the Captain on board.
N. B. Lockwood 82. St. John will continue
,__t,hg-.ir Dry Good business at their old stand
Norwalk. September 18
REGULAR PA()IfE'I‘,
Between Five Mile River and Ncizo York.
' -~._\ THE subscriber iuforins his
, old CllSi_pfI‘l8l‘S and the pub-
1.»; ~, lictliai the Sloop ATLANTIC,
..,- , _ Capt. Byxhee, will run the en-
suing sea."-»‘.;:ti from the riew.-.Slure and Wharf
near the .Sridge, at Five Mile River‘, leaving
Stitiirday followins. Every accomiiiorlatioii
will liegiveri to passenuers and freighters,au(l
all business faithftilly attended to. Apply to
the Captain on board, or to the SLll)SCl'lbeI'=
Aximr-:w Bi-JLL.
Norwalk, Five :.liIile River,
February 910. 1826.
_, , TI-IE subscriber having the
' agency ofa Chair Manu-
factory in New York. hasjtisi
received a handsome assort-
ment of FANCY CHAIRS,
. t e
which he offers for sale on as
good _ terms as they can he
boriglit for in N. York. They
are warrarted to be made of
the best ofriiaterials and in the
best manner. It is his intentioii to k_er‘p a
constant supplyon hand, and when any pir-
ticnlar ltind is waiited which he has not got it
cart be Ill‘I!l)f’(.ll~llCl_V ordered and procl-lred.——
His Chairs are made at one of the mo_st re-
zspectahle Factories in the city.
H. K. FROST.
Norwallt. August 9.8. I896.
NEW ARRANGBM-ENT.
.I. .,
8m‘7* {V2
COACH LINE.
PLATT, PARTRICK, 81. CO. wish to
give notice that they have commenced
,:unniug their line ofstages from Danbtiry (by
way of Bethel,) to Norwalk, as follows :-
Leave Danbury every Monday, Weduesdav,
_and Friday morning, at 6 o’clock, and arrive
in time to meet the steam-boat, which runs
_ from Norwalk to NewYork; and leaves Nor-
walk every Tuesday, Thtirsrlay and Saturday
upon the arrival of the steam-boat.
' Nhrwalk, September 4. 28
Fullmg, I}yemg', and
CLOTH-DRESSIEEEG.
TE‘ HE subscriber respectfully iuiorins hi"
friends and tlie.public in general, ‘that
his mill and machinery are now in complete
order for dressing cloth, where all ort’.ers in
that line will be tbarikfiilly received and punc-
tually attended to. The SlIllS§.2|‘il.)E‘l' reitirns
his thanks to his customers ‘for their past pat-
ronage, and solicits a continua nce ofit. Per-
sons who will leave their cloth with writtten
directions on it, at the store of Mr. Eli Reed,
in Norwalk, will have it takeii.,5 dressed in the
best inatitier, and returned lil_(‘l'€ as soon as
finished. SA:iiUi:1. Dlrwanroar!‘
N. B. Dye “foods of all kinds that are
chipt for sale by the subscriber.
Norwalk, September 6, 18%,.
(chemical iamliru attinit.
SUPPLY of Whi'.lwell's Liqiiid Opo-
d8ld0t.‘,_]llSl received at 1 ie Dispensary
South ofihe Bridge. PRICE 8:. N,I’,Ll-JAN,
August 29. l8‘26 .
' attuiitmctieii gstie 'titIg£i.
LARGE supply of Unbieached Sheet-
ings, of asuperior quality, for 15, per
y.iid,just received and for sal 3 by
J/imiizls MALt._oitv.
CO‘l"l‘ON BAT P5
OR sale by Locxwoo 8:. ST. Jomi.
March is 189.6. 3 -
Blue trim fllflliitite ,€t,01f_ttZtt'( 39:ti.;tt,
. Candle-Wick 8L Cott,onBatting
Anew supply, just received {and for sale by
‘ ' JAMES JYIALLORY.
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every Tuesday _evcnitig, and retiiriiiiig oti the ; Buck’ blue‘ green and bmw" rdbb-Y I Chet
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A CARD.
LI REED hasjttst received at his store
a few rods north ofthe Bridge, a large
assorinient of Fancy and Staple Goods,which
were piii-chase.-.d in large lots, and will be sold
-at such prices as will meet the approbation of
his customers. '
1000 yards 4-4 stout unbleacli’d Shirtings,
free from specks, atls. the yard.
500 yds. bleacli’d Shirtings, heavy goods, at
1s8d to ls4d. [sold a bargain
500 yards Sea Island Shining, which will be
Black and blue Cloths, ofa late importation
Black, bltie, mixed and drab Keisiriieres
Fine jet black Bnitibazities
Black figtired Silks Italian Lutestring
India Satins, remarkably good, in l8yil]is.
Satin Levatitines. &« stout India Levautines
9200 yards of figured Bobineti, worked with
thread, cheaper than ever sold in this place
A new style ofplaid Berege Dress I-Idkfs.
Gross de Naple do
Flagg Hdkfs from 4.9 6d to 7.9.
Darlt drab_H<lkls, cotton and silk, a durable
, article for Ladies. Cormiion Shawls
All kinds of Calico and Giiigliaiits
A large assortment ofGloves and Hosiery
AN. B.——E. R. liasjiist received 100 yards of
Fine Domestic Flannel, iniantifactured from
the best ofwool. '
Norwalk, August 24.
Loclcwooa or St. John
AVEjust rec’d and offer for sale on as
good terms as cash can command, the
lofioit-itig new Goods :—-
4 4, and 6 4 Bobbinett Lace
1 8 and I in Bobbinett Lace
Swiss and Cotton Lace
Black, white and green French crapes
Black and col’d canton crapes ‘
Blue 33 brown striped and i"rg’d gro de naples
Fig’d and plain black gros de naples
White, blaclt and green Florence
Light and dark blue do
White, blank and brown satin
French and India Lcvantioe
Sincttetvs and Sarsnett
A Black and green India silk, 1 1-4 yd. wide
Boiiibzizett and Brimbaziue
Toiluett and silk Vesiiugs
Black Mode. Black silk Velvet
Irish linens, and linen cauiliric
Linen cambric lidkfs. and Long Lawn
CALICOES, auassorttnent
Furniture Chintz ‘
Black levaiitine and canton hdkfs
Gros de naples and calislimere d‘o
Barrage and Prussian do
Silk and cotton flagg hdkfs
Children’s pocket lidlrfs.
Scarlet and brown do A
White and col’d muslin cravats
8-4 English merino Shawls
5-4 handsome chintz Shawls
.*§.I.‘1.':‘..’Z‘.‘.‘.-Y “W
Fighl and plain Jaconet muslin
Plain and lig’d Book tuiislin
CmDl)l’iCIlIUSlll'l_. Leno
Sarsnett and white glazed inusliit .-
I’~|-ain and fig’d Swiss muslin
Hosiery, an assortrncnt
Brown rntislin for bats
_(.reansuile and Cassinett
Gingliams and cliecks, low.
Atiiericaii and Rtissiti sheeting:
Olive and Baiigup cord, very cheap
Ribbons, a variety
(.‘ai'nbi'tc and Furniture Dimity
Braids, cords,tai-es and bobbin
Norwalk, .VI.'t_y’ 9.2.
ELI B, is.i~;.~m-i~;-r‘ 1‘,
flfew Rods East Q,/‘(he Bridge,
IVFISRS the foilowiiig ailicles, which
coiiiprise only a part of his assortment,
at such prices as are worthy the attention of
Ptircliasers. '
Blue, black. olive. and
uiixeil CL()'I‘HS
do do do Cassimeres
Bang up Cords
Black Satieen
.-..., .. ....
~——
Black S-"irsinet
Green and white Flor-
ence
Bobiuett Lace for veils
Blk Canton 8:. French
do Lasting Crape
Blue&.plainNaukeens Coler’d do, green and
Black Boiiibazirie white do ' ‘
do Circassian Plain and fig’d cotton
and Bohinett Lace
Ladies’ silk and white
kid Gloves
Gimps, assorted colors
Piping Cord
Silk Btiitons, assorted
colours
White 84:. black cotton
and worsted hose
Floss cotton, slteins 3:.
spools. do Tliread
Quilting cotton
Black silk Vesting
Valentia bi. Merseilles
Vestings
Ladies’ Kid Gloves,
assorti-d "colors
I{ihl)ons, assorted
Gauze lidkfs
Brown muslin for bats
Cotton Checks
Linen Cainbric Anierican Stripe
Long Lawn _Bedticlt
Linen, various quality} Umbrellas SI. Parasols
Cztmhric nitisliii i Oil Cloth
Plain and fig’d Jaco-f A constant supply 0
mi, Swiss and book. Cotton Batting and
Black, blue, brown 81.
crimson plain and
Iig’d Boniliazette
Calicoes, various qual-
ities
Frirnittre Chintz
liiiported strip’d G-ing~
hams
Aiiiericau Plaids
Blue srip’d seersticlter
Silk and cotton fl"-igg
liandkercliiefs
Blk canton oz. plaid do
White cotton horder’d
and Battees do
Cotton Shawls, large
and small
Muslin Robes
Furniture Diuiity
An assortm’t of Shirt-
ing uiuslins
uiusliii Diaper Candle Wick
Cravats, assorted col-=( Also, CottoiiYarti line
tits and sizes , and coarse
Blue silk Velvet lAn assortment ofGro-
Fig’d Gros de Naples? ceries,~Ha.dware
Silks, various colors; and Crockery
Blk India Levantine l Norwallt. August
Green Gauze _ I4. 1326
USI‘ rec’d a Bale ol t\.'lUb'LlN, 4-4 wide,
which will be sold at Is. the yard, war-
ranted equal to tliosc sold last season for ls.4d
Those in want of the article ‘woiild do well to
call immediately. ELI REED. ,
I Norwalk, August 29. " " " '. 4
Nontvittir,
Tumu
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ogii‘, ‘s"-Sp
v-- 'i_-.- -- "vs.
C NN. TUES
Ready made Clothes.
_ HE subscriber has received and offers for
sale at his store a few rods East of the
Bridge, a good assortment of the above arti-
cle on iernis untisually inviting to those who
leave cash in exchange.
Enwm LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, June, 1896. 16
JOHN BURRALL
. AS lately rec’d from New York an ad-
dition to his stock in trade. Amongst
the articles are the following, viz—
Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof, ofan excellent
quality; Holland and Pierpoiit Gin; St.Croix
and New England Rum; Brown Sugars, a
good asgnrtment ; Ltiafalid Lump Sugars;——
Young Hyson, Hysou Skin, and Old Hyson
Teas; inuscatel Raisins, by the boxor pound,
cheap, A quantity ofAmcrican Glass, by the
box, ofthe first quality.
LIK E WISE, Shovels ISL Spades; Shovels
and Tongs, and Grirliroiis, cheap ; whitewash
Brushes ; ground Log VVood, &Lc. bnc.
Likewise, Halfpini Tllllll)lCl‘S, a good as-
sortment. Norwalk. April I6. 18°16.
-705333 3- CGEKSR
RI*}SI’EC'I:f‘UI4L\' iiiforuis lllbl l'I‘it>.ntls
I and the Public in general, that he still
carries on the business at the old stand of
Scofield 5:. Corker, where all orders from any
part of the country, will be thankfully rec’d Sr.
punctually attendetl to. He would also iti-
form them that lie liasjust returned from N.
York, where he has spared no pants to secure
ihi-. latest Fashions, and frotn his experience
in me ousiness, and having experienced work-
men, he will assure all those who will ftivour
him with their ciistoui, that Il'lt‘y may d-.-pciirl
on liaving their work done in the nearest and
most fashionable manner.
N. B. A supply oftlie best of 'I‘riinmings,
kept ctiiistaiitly on hand.
Norwalk, May 8. l8~'2fi. ll
VJ}LUfll3L.'J RE./I/4 1L'iS'.f'.‘1.'l'!9‘
FOR iSAL}'.‘.
VALU.»‘\.BI iE Real Estate
situated near the village of
, , -~ Stamford, state of Conticciictit,
iliirty-six miles front New York.
1,’ "};§,'i..._‘;-,'ii,'i)t' two large Flour Mills, one of
SIXIPUII and the other «light riiu trl stones, ca-
pable of grinding one thousand bushels per
u-Qpk, ’]‘h(-._y are l(iC?llP(l on Ltiilg Islaiitl
Sound, with the sole use oftlie i'lEll‘l}0l’,f_\\'lllCll
is never impelled by ion witun the Sound is
mivignlilc) adinitting vessels from scvr.-rity to
eigtiry tons liiirihen: Iticrlltt-r “llli houses in
"the llli'T‘li'.(llfilt' viciiiity, calctilatctl for‘ the res-
i(l(_e|i("€-~:()l itiillcrs and other l:ilioiircrs, with
work Sll()l.‘.'lI'tiI'IllH(1i{SlliliIlS‘Hli(l llllll wi'§glii.<,
and all the inodcrii Illi|)l‘f\V"lll5’l)l.‘i for carry-
itig oti the hiisincss so as to lffillltjl‘ it litera-
tive to the iitircliascr. ‘
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Also, an ciogant iiioticrii built
I3u*eIlit‘ig-ii use,
Lat-an and t-cniiiiot’-iotis. \_l’(‘.ll ailzipterl for the
ta-si.'lt'|,l('f! of the proprietor or any other guit-
tcel fatiiily, rind ciiitiiii:itttliiir_r ri l1'r"3.‘.tllllll?Ilitl
(-itieitsivo View of Ii-iiiglslatid and the Sotiiirl.
Fisliing, I’-‘tiwlitig, I-'~.‘.r:. in all their vzirictit-s.—
}\l.l:i(;l‘lt’.(l to the Ho:i.~+- is an t=.-xteiis':ve Gztrdcii
of several acres, heautifull_y locaicrl, and cori-
taitiiiig a great variel_v of clto'ir:e fruits, flow-
ers. and sliriihher_v,willi an ice ll()l!XP, stiuiiiier
ll()|l_~B, and liziiitlsoiiiely laid out wi'h {VZl"d\’i‘-l
wiiltts, trw_etlier with about forty acrcs oi land
dividctl into lIlli1_l_’f‘, meadow, and wood,—
Bar-':is. stables, granary, and other out liouses.
'I‘lte whole einhracing an Island imincdiatcly
coniicrzted with the main land.
The above exterisive and valtiahle Real
Iilstate will he sold separtiie or together. For
desirable-ness of situation, beauty ofprospeei.
or place of hnsiucss,it is not probably ext-rwrl
ed in the siaie.aiid therefore possesses import-
ant advantages either to the man of biisiness
or leisure. '
For further partictilars inquire ofJoirN IV.
HoLLi', on the preiiiises. or Messrs. BYRNES,
'I‘rumsi.i-3 &._Co.‘South-st. New York. ‘
Also for sale, the Sloop Express, liurtlien
sixty tons. built in 1821,75 well calculated for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order Is:
Well found-—suils,aud one cable new. Inquire
as above. isir May. 1826.
CONKLIN STRENGTH’NING PLAS»
'I‘ER—-WARRALVTED GENUII\"E--
FOR. SALE ATTHIS OFFICE. ’
Norwalk. June 9.6. 13
IIITGHUOUKS PLUUGHS,
FOR SALE BY S'1‘REET &JAMES.
August 14th. 1828.
New Goods.
H. K. FROST,
E 5 AS just received front N. York an addi-
.- lion‘-il supply of DRY GOODS, which
he uifcrs for sale very cheap for Cash.
Ci”-one Qzottett isrttts.
Norwalk. .~\ti_u__us.
New Supply of Groceries,
fi{"DWAI{D H. t'5'I‘REET hasjusticturn—
-1 ed from New York with a fresli assort-
irient of GROCERIES of all kinds, which
he offers on as reasonable terms as can be
purchased elswhere.
Among his assortment may he found—-
RUM, Brandy, Gin, Wines, &. Cordials;
various kinds ofTEAS and SUGARS; Mo-
lasses; Butter ; Cheese; Pork ; Fish : Rice
Crackers ; W. I. Fruit ; Ginger; Pepper;
Pearlash ;Nutrncgs ; Segars; Snuff and To-
baccoof all kinds ; Candles, Soap, &c.&i.c.
Together with a general assortment of
HARDWARE and FINDINGS.-——Li'ke—
wise,—G'round Logwood and Nickera,<ztia-
wood ; Glass, .Putty, Chalk, Rosin. and Oil-
stiii‘.r.-.-‘.&c. ‘ Nortvalk. Nov. 12.
.9. W/iiiaig=.-,(zaiefirm,Boris4- W/Iiiting)
imicinfral iflaste ifilarltiitg.
RICE &t. M’LEAN, Agents ‘for the man-
ufacurer, will hereafter keep a constant
d"O‘ZGll,' at the nianufacturer‘s lowest prices.
' l}lqrw.a_l_lt,._Jtin.c13, 1.1123} ‘
supply of the above article, by the grace or Lwhich he w’
-' 'I‘race Cliairis
I v ,. . l
uVEW GCODS.
STREET 3; JAMES
ARE this day opening as cheap Goods as
were ever offered in this market, con-
sisting in part of .
47 Pieces liglil fsi. dark Calicoes, fr. 10d to-
Light and dark Giiigliaiiis
Swiss, Mull, and Jaconet Muslins
Book and Cainbric do
Thule and Bobbioet Lace ' . t
‘Vida Bolibinnt Thread Lace. Pearlinz
No ‘200 Cotton Floss Cotton‘ and Thread
Black, white, and green French Crape
Irish Linens anti Long Lawn
Imitation and Linen Cainbric
Black and colored Canton Grape
Plain and figtircd black Gro. de Nap.
Brown. Lilach $2 lead col’d fig'd Gro dc Nap
Superior India black Levantiiie
India Satin and Sarsiiet
Velentia, Mersailles, and black Silk Vestings
i Black Boinbazines and BU1i}bilZI5IlPS
Blue 3:. yellow Nankeeu Black Circassian
Flzigg ant Bandatioe Silk Handkerchiefs
Walpole. Dorchester and other Bediicks
Plait! Silks for Dresses ' Muslin Robes for do
Furniture Chiittz. handsome patterns
A general assortinent ofBroad Cloths
. (.:'rlSSiIliPl’(.’S and Satiineits
20 ps. lileaclt’d and uiibleached Am. Mitslins,
yard wide, for 12 l-2 rats the yard
4-4 fine iniported and Arncricaii Shirtings
30 pieces 3 4 Sltirtiiigs, very cheap.
Nozwalk. July 17.
Aug. 21, 1826.
‘F.-est End oi aitttin-‘::t‘.'eet.
. RON POTS, large and small
l.)is|i Kettles do do
ffouiiiion and covered Spiders
Skellets IIigli‘Pans
Iron Dogs, variotis sizes
Sparles arid Sliovcis (Eiigli.-sh)
Vllool Cards
Sltiics and Pencils
Wisk I3ioot'ns and Briishcs
\Vr'iiii‘ig and Letter Paper, and Qiiills
Also, Glass Ware and Crockery, an assort-
riient
The tiliovu nl‘ii('2lF-St togetlier with an assort-
ment of DRY GOODS,
For sale nlieri hv
i..ecit.vtooo ’s'r..ioi.i.i\°.
3 siasaaaraaaw.
119. M. A. .‘~‘F.LLl:;(;.K iliftirmfii ii-t
' - friends and the piililirt in geiicrtil. that
she has ret-oiiitiit=in-.ed liir i'\'lillii.;i-.-_t llll.‘~l2‘i(‘.\.‘-’
at her firinor stand in I»‘x’or~.v:illI.—--at ulitcit
place she tiffr>t's to the IlIll)lli". a iiaiit,‘-.~.r.-itit= ;is-
sortnient ol‘Giiods in that line. 'I'iio lt-l=t.\'-4
ltll_L are a part: I-adios’ yoliriw 8; llliifit I.-"L’_
horn Hats anti Gipsivs, soiii-\. vtiry clwt-.; ,-—-
Straw Driiiiietis; Silk Hats of dil.”crc;it slrtrrfcs.
f")lUI'S. forms and fusliioii. Also. 21 cars». or‘
Misses and Cliildreti’s open wink straw Gip-
sies ofa good qiialiiy , pi’-.vi=i~:il patterns of Ar
lificial Flowers and li"i’rr::rtlis..~;»iite -st-ry firm;
i: good r-ssiii':tiieiit of Gaiize, ’I‘«eli'i:t::, and «lie
citilirisst-il Iiihhons of tlilfereiit t‘i.iltir:- and pat-
tr-riis; black and white Cl‘flIil‘S ; Lissi-.5 of
tliffinerit colors; Bribiriett Lace, very cheap ;
\Vli'i':, nlIll!llPIl, lianrllirixi-s. ;’«Lc. all of \\‘iii(‘l'i
will iif‘ sold oti us :i(‘t‘0lT!lD'.)ll£l[lllg terms as at
any !~'lI'llll'iIl' establislitiieiil.
I\”m\v:ill(. i\’Ifl¥‘ 8. I896.
fffottoti Batting,
oT'rom' YARN st (.'ANl.‘il.E wt ,3‘,
Bnill
for sale by JACOB Saririi.
Not-walk, Aug Ill. I826. 9.’:
"UST received and for -ale a qiiatitity ii!"
0 NI-.icltt=it~l. half Barn-ls and Bari-els, No.
l, and 9.. Also, Canal FLOUPt; Coilfisli :
Cheese. A good assortincut oi Hardwarr 8L
Fiitliiigs. E. II. STXU-‘.I«:T.
FOR SALE BY .,‘3. .3’.
t _ AIUOUN‘ kinds of Frtrzsii
‘, TEAS
40 Barrels of Fresh FLOUR I
’ —- ' Connecticut River Mess SHAD
_i’\r.. t, in barrels and half barrels
Fat I\lacl<ei'e.l, No. I, and Q. in barrels and
half l*i'irri~.ls
TIMOTIII’ SEED.
100 Busliels EXQGEE '-.,
Patent W HE [Li I1 I11’ L./IDS
I-lay aurl niaiiiii-e Forlts
Old Jamaica Rum, SUlIuI)l° for iitedicine
"Various kinds of Wine
Tainariiiils Good Hoes
VVooden Bottles Nail-
Graiii Cradles P0l6I~‘7ll
Tin Ware Stone ‘Ware
Coolting Furnaces
400 Bushcls Sand ; Good Starcli ; Almond s
I Filberis; kc. Exnc.
Norwalk. AIIFUSI. "20
SFONE LIIWE,
A ONS'I'ANTLY oii ha mi, and for sale by
the Cask. LOCKWGOD St ST. JOHN.
Aiigiisl lst. 189.6.
VVANTEI},
SIX first rate Jouriicynimt Combmaliers‘, by
UIIAUDZCEY Wi1.cox, Agent.
Norwalk, August 7. 1896 242i
lbs. ,B£—.;.‘II.“i‘-S.
"l'I)'r"SiIfl° Hl Fa.cI:l\} i.~i'ii',i_"~', .l.'FIttiS'l‘.
DITTQ-—-BY J AMES MALLORY.
CLAY’S ITCH OINTl\lENT-
‘for all herretie eruptions and imput ities Ofthe
skirt. Price 33 cerits. For sale by B. Isaacs
Norivallt, and S. Jarvis, Stamford." I
* EDWJIRD H. STREET
3 tity ofS'I'.C-ROIX SUGAR;YOUNG
HYSON TEA and other TEAS ; first qual-
ity" COFFEE; and sundry other articles,
ll ell low for Cash. .
‘ ‘ d for sale as above.
8%:
F OR pleasantness, safety, expedition, east: -
and cert-ainty,is infinitely superior to any '
other medicine, for the cure of that most dis- _
: ‘ , ' ' —- iliewisiii _ _ , . .
agreeable ind tormenting disorder L “he mama 0‘ L\‘_n“va,k, Cmrmssmners ml me
AS just received from N.,York a q'llnn- ,
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‘V0. . ix ___No 51
‘-, ,.-i .-.1 ,_r
, a farm 341133119 0: fittgrire,
FOR SALE BY JOHN BURRALL.
_ uantity of the first quality of St.-.Croi::
SUGAR, by the hundred or less quart-s
tity, cheap. , . , . . : V . . .
,,Likewise, one liogsbead of Coarse Sugai‘.
suitable for Wine; likewise, white and brown
I-lavana‘do.:; likewise a quantity of PORT-
ABLE FURNACES ; 6 dozen ofDtinba«.-'8
RAKES. 0'ft.lie'first quality ; Bartlet’s ntiv"~'
iiig S().LY'l‘I-IES.w-arrante . gt _
fiahttlrs, ;_fl2c‘trtIt55tfi, sac
NEW__ES'I‘A_BLISHMENT.
.. H./IRVEF E; HOYT _ _.
ESPECTFULLY _acqua'it;ts his friehdsi
and the public generally, .ihat he has
opener] ashop in the east~roorri of L'ocrl;wood8,‘
St Joltn’3 Store, a few rods east oftlie Bridge,
where he keeps. _:aud is inatiul°a'cttirin' ,3.
variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES. HA1}.
NESS, ,'I‘RUNKS, CAPS, PORTIII.-'\Ns
TEAUS, IIOLSTERS, and VALICIGS;
together with variousless ctiriiinoditicsapper
tenant _to his business, tirade-«expressly let‘
customers. _ .
He has also for sale, i’Vhips, Spurs’,
Sleigh Bells, anti an eligible selection of
Brass and silver pI21le(‘l,_ p()ltP.(l, and Japaued_
Hard Ware, Buflalo Robes, &c. &c. all of
which may be obtaitied on as moderate terms’
as at any siiiiilar cstablislittieut.
*_,._* Old articles promptly r'l"[l8ll’C‘(I.
V\’ariir:tl. C./lTTI'.«E’S Ilflllf.
N"rl\‘1llI\. Jan 2d. 1896. Sriillli um
Norivalk . Dispensfi
Sign of tire Iiltirtai‘;
South of the I3rz'rlgc‘
Iii Proprietr--~ lt1I\’P l"’CF‘llIl_i' hr-mi nitil«:'
_ tug considerable additioiis to the ‘ilit)l‘f',4
esiablisliiiient, wliich. lcgetlier '.’-‘itll former
stock. enables them to offer to lli(‘ll‘ fiicritls II}
the public fir “XI€li~TiVi' .5|‘~.“ii'll'IlI:t'-‘Ill of
Briton, $*".v’€rr.s’::t.tt;s,. ~ ,
igtatcitt :i~‘it£t't’rtttii:t'.:', t-‘I...
As are u.»-ually foun-1 i.i at l't=! (“ti -.it:ii-_t.!i.-cl!
they will dispose Of. 15'/;o.’is:i.I’r iota’ Ritiiil, on
the most reosriiuiltlo -i- =~-~
__ S01’)./I V.)-2 '.i"EIt’.
They respr-t::l’t:3-_\ .t- fIli«i'i'. .lir- Ihiiilirr that
they have at l('i‘.§_‘lll F'.l('f‘.t“‘.'l5."l in fi‘i'iv-i,-1 tip,
in the first o--i’=:~r. fllrl‘ iii-',i.ii-:-irtts for ii-:iti;il:ic-
turitig; arid (Il'(ll‘i/iil;_'; STUIE.-1. W EL wiii
ltertitiili-rlii-up :- ct‘.-ii’-<'.=i-' ~.u;.;:¥t of t2ii.~ litzztliii-‘
liil ti-~:i;l;,itl'il:ti ‘i'- (;ii;r:..".'.
:- - (‘-’.f~li.
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l"'ll '-v IJ"'l=I'3" In-|‘l‘.'l3,‘i t-fit-:iri~i::ai-fit:tog; 5.‘.
tiiamz-.i_._» .h':‘li.‘i‘fi1i':r.’.s- Prrtr-.i;i. t'.'-:1.-Z" :2
i‘t}':i‘si:pi'i7't'.’.'ii ."-.-‘.-i’.'d. riiid will lei-=.=p .i <:i:zi:*i:i.:
<44.
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:1: ii
stzppjv «ii tltis_j-.:s-ly f_'I‘l!'l.'l5-.i!.‘ '- iit:‘.'::i':i,-'1' . tE:rr.~
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ilte. so—1i.si»;:_
sliriw if-i-: i 3~’_i.".‘-.'iIiX:i'7 in '.v:‘;ic.li this gil'€liZl!'(‘§ZiOf}
as l:r-lo l.-3: til.'.l§'t'lll Pl:-‘--’-i~l ihizr. iti '5.‘ A.;l-'..
‘J L. f‘_5t'liii=tl"elii:. Ii:i'»i:;=,?tt. .‘~£ it-mi:-;
.~1:i:i:ii’.i:-ti tr’: HS =i 7t".t't .,-l (or tint f... -__;,='.'r€iti:7
of his f.7_(.'f-"731 S'»’tt.‘i':tiiii.':.rr1' .‘:~fii;rsti];i..-i~i:’t’:: .73/.,
we fit} i‘.f’l'c‘ii~ r.wtii!'i,i 1‘ --l hr l!?3_-'i" ll!-":".'~ tun...‘
lllPl'i'.'ill are «’-'2‘.l{'llii'll'*.':'i V‘ i; ".".‘.i'_‘l‘ It lt(‘i‘..= ;'r’.':'
F-ll‘t:l:l on lllt‘ iii. ":l’!!.' I-' "'4'
t"ti<‘(Iitl5(?l_V in It '.i-._'.jr-.it»_ '."'.‘_‘ ;-;1»)i,-;;it-i; ; v -I :_--
recoiiiiiieiid it run’ -t" I‘
ical virtues, bu: asa ‘Y-li’.91i'llillf i.-Art
tirinlt.’—Si_{iit:d, Joht‘. C I. 3- '
Ftaiicis E. Berger, NI. I). G. "‘= ‘- "= v
Ni-ti. Yznlt ,,3i-’- " ;
In filling tip their esi:ilii'i.xiiii'ieiii
iions or e.‘{;lf’Ii5Ii have been spared lip‘ :l.4 ;i~:-
primers. and they now rpsp'i_-r'::folly solig-.‘it ,;.,:
tonage in their lIDfi8i'I8l\llIi_I‘
' 1’I’.lf?F. 8:. =.wLEAr~t.
97.0
(ii-i i.ir- :_;'_-r.
-inly wt: ;tt':«ii72i:-:
i‘.rn.I..’: ‘
.I_:lv,!',
1*. ii‘.i§zzl£’3 Patent '1 TZISS.
_ IIIIIE 32. M’I.IC'A;\'_ rt’-_='-tits for !l:!—‘ Fifi-—’
, '_ enicc, liavejtisi reu-it PII :i «rpi-i_v .-.fD'u
A. G. I-lull’s improved hinge :: :9 pivot Truss"
which for convenience and iiiiliiy are surpas
scd bv iiotie, I"ILUllPi’f)ll.\ Cerlifiinates i‘;-_ Cele
bratetl Pliysiciaiis and persons who he \-:~ used
lheni, of their f?I(lt‘Rtil‘flil1$i:':i' efl3*t:t._ £‘:iii be
“.‘(FiI!llI'leti by calling at the Norwulk I_."ispcn—'
-ary, south ofthe Biidgi». Itlay 1.-
LUii’IB.ER.
STREET 8: J..tI.lIES .
:E‘_{.-XVI-I (Ill ti..iid and for sale at their _vsid_
.- in Norwalk. a_geiiei-al assortiiierit of
I-UMIEER. mostly seasiinrrd and fit for in-
uicdiatt» use, which they offer to the public 35
their usual verv low prices.
Angihl 2! I896.
triiiv BCtt’iI{.‘~T
I-"»“fi.
n J
977
ASTON De‘
Iilontleville, 1
viii‘. 19. mo. by Ann
1{.._.icim‘.- ; ihe _siaii-
(laid Spelling Book
,_ . or Srilirilars Gnidc,i
by J ; Tytler’s History ;' (‘o‘i'u,-
panion for the Altar, &c- %Lc._ just rr»c"tl and
for sale at the Bookstore atid L:lirnr_V«.S‘"1lll‘
nftiie Biidgr-_ P.
N0rW3IlI,-AIIEIISI . ,_
i_.EEt.HEs. , ,
I ‘LIBERAL print: will be paid furl G?‘
, 9200 LI.‘}ECI‘IF.S., (Blrihd SllCl(et‘~.)Ii‘
delivered iiiinierliately at the Norwailk Dis-
pensary. PRXCF. &. M’Li-".-iI\'.a,
Septenilir-t‘_ 4.1396. ‘39
FILBEBTS
Ffirstqiiaiiry. for salt: or _
Sept. 18. Joiiri BURRALT..
WE, the sulist-iibers. lliillillfl life” QPPOIY“
. ted by the Hon. Coitrtof Probate !. r"
i
estate ofllcbecca B-urcIiara'. We 0‘. W'“"lii-
dec’d, represented insolvent. ll€”‘l’.Y 1-’.lV"» "9:
rice. that we will attend to the liiisiness ‘it our’
appointnient,atthe dwelling I10“-“"‘ Or Sflh
‘Ferris, in Wilton, on the and tie)’ "I 0““l~"3-'
f next, and the 23:1 day of November next,‘ 11.37
one o’clock, P. M. on each of sat-i days.
MA'1'"rni-zw Mxiiviw.
Jr;i'iii:L rVlAIt\~'i '» Ciir'iit'n‘r_§¢
_ S.tiu’1. CO.‘i7S'I‘- CK. N '
nation, Sept. 1:», 18294 86,.
Norwalk Chronicler