‘IIJAJ—‘fla'b
‘\
, . wife.- - Her grave was immediately prepared
mi-
,glarwallt Suzette.
Tuesday, ,‘Apr'1113th, 1369'.
mebazcoum has
. _ VRIDGEFIELD.
The brancfi‘bf‘ "the Danbury Railroad to this
village is a fixed fact. A contract has been
Inade‘for grading, the road, and we hear
that the contractors have already com-
menced operations upon the upper -p9rtion.
The point where the connection with the
main road is to bemade isrnot yet decided,
but probably will, be at a meeting of the di.
rectors to be held in Norwalkitmday, .lSth
inst. :' -- .
s
. . Tasman ..
Masons. >ED®u5=+Thde is "dearth of
'nCWs just new, and ,inothing (unless we. tell
you, that alight you. his. .‘pollod here on .
Election ‘dayF-that :1 Morris Ketchuin’s Gra-
irery ”men dolls-en Wsd- mowing Aar- 7-
-That Beldpn, in his artiéle to the Standard
. last week names-only five candidates for the
position of Postmaster, while in reality there
"are eightéithat it seems strange, when a man
has two eyes, he is able to see no farther
than the end of his nose,—rthat the person who
bipects to be successful in the election at
Bet-Rs Hall on Wed. next willfall short of his
calculation by) at least 30; vatearthat the
very person who has done least for the party
and its interests, will carry .3 of the geld'en
prize—that age, in such matters is not al-
ways preferred to beauty,-i-that~now,‘ the
place is made for the Man and not the man
for the plaoe,-that there is “nilny a slip ’twl'a
cup and lip]? that f‘betwt'zt two stools a_ hum
falls," that {chord lo the his. is sufioz‘ent,”—- -
that the hints we have thrown Ont, are mere-
ly given as ‘fiflyers,’fr—that people may put
what constrti tionplgthgm they seeing—1h“
lldng‘toan indefinite ex:
‘ to d 1113 purelltIlCst:
.A caucus Of thechubhcan
to hominid? a-caudidate’for the position of
Postmaster. There‘jsl'no lack Of goodca-
pable applicants ‘for the place;"aild 'the ex-
.m.......q..on,nnao.:oe ...,
choice no; “WSWIE‘Ifliiflin-g. ‘ "_ .- .
- . Dammit-J ..
The house of Turne'y BuckleyiniDanbury
had a narrov‘vfesca . '.;fi'om‘fflre, last Thurs-
day nighffiziolle oft e family‘was heating al-
cohol, whidh caught firCLand communicated
to her clothes, burning them considerably,
but nottoliching her body. - Another lady, '
in endea’vOring to extinguishthe flames, was
badly burned upon herarms. Some of the
burningfiiguidgfln upon the carpet, butwas
extinguished bemre doing much damage:
‘ The body of Mrs. Edward Clark, one of
the victims of the Kobanzie disaster at Dan-
bury, was found in Still river, near Stude-
vant’sr- upper pond, on Tuesday. It was
nearly stripped Of clothing, and was quite
decomposed. _ The remains were placed in
a collin andcarried directlyito the cemetery,
wherethey arrived ' just as the sexton had
buried Mr. Clark, husband of . the deceased
woman. and ,marked:out~ a bpace for the
and the last victim Of the sorrowful ca
ty was committed to the sod. _ The bodies 01 ‘
all knownto-bet lost by this sad calamity
have now been recovered. . ,
.j Timber is now‘bein Tprepared for-a new
railroad bridge over aching river.‘
. Workmen are 5 now. breaking ground for
the new Catholic church tobe erected where
the parsonage now, stands, on the corner of
Main and Centre streets. '- ‘
1- Workmen’are rebuildin zFlint’srdam;
.'Thewool hatfinishers o the-United States
held scavention in Danbury this ,week,.fo.r'
the .purpOSegofforming a national association.
Delegates were present from all gthe "assof
ciations in’the‘country.—,T£hm. .
Mr. Wm. Francis has sold his place, on
Stevens _ Street, to ‘ Daniel B. Manley, for
$2,450. .
LeviBar‘tram has sold his farm to Coley
Bartram, for $24 000. The farm formerly be- '
logged‘tO‘Eli‘ T.-,IIOyt. '
' A, rs.u8arah B; Wilcox' has sold her place,
on Stevens Street, to Mrs. Charles Behedict,
ior$4-‘,000.~ _ , _ .
' .Nortnan Kellogg has sold his place, on’
ggeiaggtt’s Hill, to John T. Rockwell, for
:Thomas C. Benedict has sold alot situated
on Morris St, to Daniel Smith, $750.
; Adam Ritchie has sold 30 acres of land in
Mill Plain, to James Osborn, $3,800.
David P. Abbott has sold a lot on Cro-
i‘utt’s Hill to Norman Kellogg,'for $350.
. .Orrin Yemmans has sold his place on
Frauk’s‘Hill, to B. F. Foster, for. $3,850.
Elam-“Ian Knapp has' sold his farm, in
Westvillei'f" '5 Foster, for $4,200.. , _ --
SDI. 33:53 a Gear is place, situated on
:pwidbw Clark . Hoyt has for’ “000'
~ - - the Tay-
lace, in Mill Plain for $1,5llils.
19xNglson Nickerson . 11,88 sold his flh‘wm
Mlie Loud, about 12 years of age“: ell’olf
the upper bridge while fishing, on Friday.
9th, and was drowned. . , '_ ,
The propert No. 158 Main-st. owned by
Capt. Geo. Be ows, was sold toIIenry Bem-
hardt‘, for $5,300. -
The house of Frank T.'Hum; ‘on Main at,
near Houston, was sold lately to Mrs. Eliza-
beth Schmidt, for $6,000. - .
George Francis Train, is to deliver a Leo-
ture 9n the 281k of this month, under the
auspices of the J union Branch ofSt. Patrick’s
Tcmpernce Society. ' .-' '
A_magician, assuming the honored name
of S1 .Blllz has been performing at Green-
field . ill and imposing from the people there
keeping all the mOney he got hold of and
anlng no debts; '
The Wheeler a Wilson 00., paid out see,-
000 to their employees, as wages, on Satur-
day last. , '
1'11ng night a gray horse belonging to
Stone & Murra ’s Circus, was stolen thorn
the barn of P. '1. Barnum, in Fairfield. ‘
. GREENWICH.
A sorrel horse with buggy,-was found in
Greenwich on Monday morning, and a but
horse with top buggy was found there on
Wednesday morning. They are both sup-
posed tO have been stolen, . '
STAMFORD. '
Rev. Mr. Steele preached his farewell ser-
ann In the M. E. Churbh, on Sunday even-
are. before a large and attentive congrega-
on.
ltev. D. Holt Blake died suddenly in Stam-
ford, on Tuesday morning 6th inst. -
The Republican .meetng on Saturday.
evening, addressed by, Gen. kilpatrick, was
fully equal, in numbers and enthusiasm, to
any held during the Presidential'canvass.
Preparations for the grand’ Temperance
Fair are being pushed forward with unusual
vigor.——Adsocate. ‘
NEW .FAIRFIELD.
A barn belonging to Deacon Calvin Peek,
in New Fairfield, was totally destroyed by
fire, last_Wednesday night, together with its
contents. Between fifteen and twenty tons
of hay were consumed and fourhead of cat-
tlejperished in the flames. The fire was the
work of-an incendiary.-‘.I)anbury Times.
...—a—
W Thebest Chewing Tobacco is Bag-
,leyfs Ma‘y‘ Flower, for sale by C. Swartz 8:
.00., South Norwalk. ' 2114
——.—o
WGolO Scofield &'Barnum’s for your
"2 ,_ .‘Gloves and Hosiery, they always have a full
. - ’ L line and at very low prices. ' ‘
.. ,.,..V9i€rfi “the - '
town IS to b; held on Wédnesday‘ afternoon ,- 1
0
Real Estate Iloeord
For the week ending April 12, a...
.~ .Joseph’Tanimany to Martin S. Craw, sev-
en acres of land. Price $500. ‘ .
George Schaub to S. E. Olmstead, one lot
60x160; also, oile lot, .with the buildings
thereon, adjoining'Quintard & Sons stores.
Price $400.
Harvey Fitch to Bridget, wife of John
Grace, one lot 75x130. Price $250.
L. B. Shepherd to James E. Ells, of Water
bury, 32 acres Of land,’with the buildings
theerOn. _ ' ' ' f
S. R. P. Camp to W. J. Mills, lots at North
N orwalk. Price $350. . . .
Barney Larigan to David L. Hanford,'of
North Salem, N. Y., two acres of land, with
the buildings thereon. Price $2,500."
G. S. Allen and George Marvin to George
Schaub. 4 square rods of land with the build-
ings thereon. Price $5,700. ‘
Lewis Fillow to Sam]. Pike, of Southport,
et al,'4_0 acres of landwith buildings'thereon.
Price $4,500. ‘ '
S. Pike, et al, to Jonathan Camp, one acre
of land. Price $200. ‘
' W. W. Beers to S. Pike, et a1, 10 acres of
land. Price $1,500. '
J. W. Hubbell _ to G. S. Perry, house and
lot on West Main-Street. 'Price $4,000. * .
Norwalk Savings Society to‘ Andrew Sel-.
leek, lot and building adjoining Bank of Nor-
walk. .Priee,$6,500. '
E. F. Guycr to R. H, Rowan, one lot 100x-
180, at South Norwalk. - Price $1,800.
T. A. Sammie, of Brooklyn, N. Y., to S.
Boeram, one lot 87x113, at Five Mile River.
. W; B. St. John to Emma E., wife of G. W.
Adams, 6 acres of land. Price $600.
The same to G. W. Adams, 16 acres of
land, with the buildings thereon; also, 23
acres of land with the buildings thereon, al-
so 11 acres ofl nd at Wilton. Price $6,900
John Lockwood and wife to Amaziah
Van ' Scoy, of Brooklyn, N. Y., 75 acres of
land at New Canaan and Norwalk, with the
buildings thereon. Price $4,500. '
J. Sherwood, et al, to Patrick Shaw, one
lot~5_0x100. Price $275. .
J. E. Stevens to En Benedict, one acre of
land atWest Norwalk. Price $18.
‘ . Ce—o——— -
WRev.Clinton Clark was elected Rep-
resentative by the Republicans ofyMiddle-
bury.
o
WAt the session of the New York East
Conference of the Methodist E. Church, at
White St., to Wm. H. Bed-"for $6,000
. - a t has sold her place Ci?
"With; Girl: Boy ' ‘31 Place, to ~.
. - David P. Abbott has sold prope
ted on Crofut’s Hill, to John and dward
Targett, for $1,400.
George Goddard sold a house and lot on
WM Tyley on- Wednesday for
_ .5, . . , - ' . . .‘
Building is not as brisk as it wis last year
at this-fume. '_ 7 ' - - ~' ,
The Telegraph Messenger delivered» dis-
patches on onday by;Velocipede. -
Twelvc‘horse‘s‘ and carts passed through
Danburfion Wednesdaynfternoon en route.
for the. ranch ,
r" ad‘lo luldgéaeld' Villa e
The contract has‘llee‘n taken by LI M. Myelgs,
an old; phd'experienCed. ’ contractor," and he
- has :tof-haive the. work finished by the
1st 0 ~October.—-.kfersom'¢m. ,
y The; fi‘ersonian says; Danbury elected
on Mo ytwo republican representatives,
though pnedgmocrat was declared elected
by two minority. While counting the votes
- one of: the'eounters, a democrat,.found three
‘ repes'entatives tickets with the names of the'
republiban‘ candidates upon them, eVidently'
ahppedgitogcther-wbile an. the-box ‘(as was
the cassiwrth- other tickets,‘ democratic as
wells republican, which were counted.)
Butll‘i‘ “this casewithoutlaying the tickets
asides-for the decision ofthe board ‘upon them,
he torogthem in pieces and threw them upon
the floor; ' Afterward the pieces Were‘picked
up rind matched together, and showed con.
c naively that they were cast singly. ’as the
folds in them entirely controvert the state-
ment- Inade'tliat-‘thay were voted by one per-
son. The votes" having been destroyed, 01
course they could not be returned by the
cofunters ; but the seat of the dembcrat who
was declared elected bytwo majOrity willbe
comers...
. _ BRIDGEPQRT. _ -
" A
WT”
situa-“
Middletown, last week, Rev. N. Meade,
p " ing Elder of the Bridgeport district,
age; ‘s district report. Three parson-
proved, and built, several churches im-
amounted to $31, ”lions to church property
added to the churche ore than 509 had.
net increase of the churc ptioners. The
people of the Churchill had paid 5380' The
at least $4,000 more thali- during an King
have not yet been made.
, ., _
—Sir Edward Cunard, of the Cunard
yard, Saturday.
W
er, ‘on .the day utter the election, and informs
“true interests will betterjbepromoted by
voting with the democrat: than with the
proud, overbearing,’,’etc., c.
we confess, we did think 't-he_-democrals
were in'possessionof the ballot, before ap-
pealing to them‘ for support and endeavor-
mg to meld prejudicesfinto their minds.
And yet whata comment is this n demo-
cratlc‘professions of principle 1 -' fore' the
vote is counted'wllich gives the re ublicans
a victory, the. most-persistent f' r’thar
ting paper inle'the stateicomes outlwith an
appeal to'the'negroes to vote'the democratic
ticket.' How long will itbebei‘ore the other
,‘democratic papers of the ptatc’ follow it; ex-
ample l—Palladc'um: -- ' ' f‘ . ’ ~
Water twine and-cordage Of ' plunging
_.ever .‘ ' ' lion—is in be .establish'edkin. 3. ' " ‘ - ‘
”iii?” a d 1 ,Be 11. g-GODOBMBATED FLUID BX-
- rl per 011' on ayeec'ted‘a_ pub '1 , .fTRA 5 ‘ EILI,
#6183133; gird a majority in'the City Repub“~ ‘:MOAT£ER§PTHINE££&MHQC DIS-
. .- ~ ., .- nasasorrlm '
0.11.: “19mg“ 9“ 111th burglars “019 ‘1 ‘rlzaoanlvosasrhsgrzuns, subpoena;
horse and wagonfrom the premises of- Mr.
'Wilson, in BrId p0 and then wentlo the4
residence of. Wl_ lain .. sigh iand tookabout
$200worthof property. _ hetbieves-were
tracedgto Fairfield,..where- the wagon was-
found.: The horse -7 was afiferWard found at
largeiu‘Green'Farms. ' ‘ , ‘ ' '
Bri
man: named. Alexander Guernsey, o1
., , rt,-ll_as'been arrested, and has been
{elease'd'ulldg .‘thhe'll’londls. chlirged' with hav-
u commit - e a s atel ‘ tra-
mg iniuudabéut-Greugnqsgnrls. y perpe '
TheBteamer Schuiyler, having been ovar-
bauled durin the'i'wmter,‘ is again running
on‘tllo New ork Route. , 5 "
The Sedgwick Guards have'itakeii a lease
of Washln ton Hall, for an. armory.
Rem-S. Smith preached 'his «farewell
sermon at the East Bridgeport“ M. E. chu'l'ch'
Supfiayfievdening, 4%1 inst. ' ' ,
_ e ri port nion'SchoOl -
bibition tugs ' gave“ ex
13%,, hrls h h ' ' ‘
. cc, '1. .c are organ has an
extensive repairs. ° dergone
.Stoue 3.1:?
been win
tel-in "in'jtown starts out for the
seison exhibi g
in Brid ‘rto th 1’
and 18th.: 118' gepo n ‘e 21h
SherifltBuckle took a couple of jail birds
upgtoé‘WCthersfied,Thursdaymorning..0he 3 4
was John Beck, sentenced for two years-for
burglary, and the other .a colored man a
member- of‘thef Darien gang who goes up for
cats;
4, p ,
xl‘hir‘ Rev, Daniel Lord,=-Pastor of the
South Congregational church; has accepted
a confront the Calvary Presb .terianchurch
'ofChicago, at a salary of $5, ‘5 . '
Am ..,the patents granted during the
week on mg April 5, is o'ne'to Abram Hea-
ton of : Bodega“. assign“. to-.Itimé.elf..and
3 _ . , , oodsell of the same lace, for
"fill“! Cluster, and, one of Clark Marsh of
Bridge “rt, assignor to the New York Belt- .
lug auiJ‘Packlng .Co., $1.133?“ finishing
a. 4%. f‘.‘ .,
“a .
nklin Hall, Thursday night“
ay dc Co. Circus,-which has '
P nogglnggglgfty $111 ' enrich tbesblood, which
, = _. use now 3“”“r-h‘i'fim“
m @‘SZ-fAVBSmall'PIOfitis Our Motto;
'evil effects of mercury :au
remnants: of - DISEASES, be tary or erwlse,
and targets by ADULTS and CHILDRIN warm
SAFE Y.. . , . .
TWO. TABLESPOONFULS oftha Extract of Sara-
aparilla, added to. a pint of; water, is equal to the LIE-
bun Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal to a gallon
of old” SyruuSalmparillo. .or the decuctlous as mushy
me...~ '.,..v.. ,.‘
AN INTERESTING LETTER“ published in the
Medlco-Chimrglcul Review, on the subject of the Ex-
tract of Sarsaparllla incei-tatn adcctlons, by Benjam-
n Travers, F. R. S.,&c. Speaking of those diseases,
and diseases arising from the excess of mercury, he
states, that no remedy is equal to the Extract of Sarca-
parl’lla : its power is extraordinary moreso than our:
other drug 1 am acquainted with. 1: is in the mom”:
sense a ma: with this invaluable auri’bm, that a r.
appllmbls to a state of this system so sunken, and misc
INIIBHQ as readers other substances of the tonic class
‘mooflabls or injurious. , -
" . . _' HFLMOLD’!
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla.
-Establlshed upwards of 15 years. PREPARED BY
. ~H. T. HELMBOLD,
594 Broadway, N. Y.
OH
H Y WILL YOU DIE—Conklln’s Pastiles curet-
Consumption, Bronchitis, lloarseness Asth-
ma, Con-'hs, I olds, Catarrh, Croup, Sore Throat,
Disa nail :e. Breath, Ti htness oftlleChes Difilcul-
-:y o Breathing, 85c. ublic S eakersan Singerl
will find them unrivalledforcle ngthevolce. PSI“
For sale by
'15 cents per box. .
m UIILE BROS" 11 Main Street, ,
.ulltaln tll
“n: “his. 9.
——————.‘-‘
M {STERY.-‘-Auy vm'on sending ustbelr ad-
dless wlth 25 cents lucloscd, will receive by mall
the name and earte-de-vleite 'of their future wife 01
husband. (lime) REEVES! COL,fs-Nassau~SL.N, Y“
HOV-k.— '
HELRIBOLD’S EXTRACTSARSAPARILLA Clean-
ses an renovates the blood, instills the vigor of
health into the system, and purges out the humors
that mane disease. ~ . ,, *
__—.—1.".-._——_—-
QUANTITY Us. QUALITY. Hrunohn’s Exam
:Shusamnlnu. The dose is small. Those who do-
slre a large quantity and large dose of medicine ERR;
, “.._.. _
THOSE wno DESIRE BRILLIANCY for com.
o
.0.
I~ -__,..
which a that Medal was awarded by the ormer, and
"N
~; I. ‘MJC.’ AZ‘Cf Norvlralk; "
REE READING ROOM.-—0pen from 7 o’clock,
A. M., to 9 o’clock, P. M., in Lockwood’s Build-
Mornlug and Evening Newspapers, Magazines,-
ing.
and Religious Papers, etc. '
IANO AND SINGING.—WILLIAM WOOD,
Professor of Music, will give lessons, on mod-
erate terms. Apply at the first house south of the
Methodist church, South Norwalk. ' 3m'5
MISS M. M. SMITH,
Teacher of Singing and the Piano Forte
INGING tau ht according to Bernini's mouthp-
prode me od. Particular attention given to
the Development and Cultiyatlon oi the voice. The
courge of instruction willbe spe‘cla“ adapted to Chair
singing if desired. Address Box 31 I’. 0., South N or-
walli, or call at the residence of the REV. C. TB.
' t
WOODRUFP
mss LILLY ntnn'
TEACHER or Till:~
PIANO swan-rm,
wquld receive a few more papils’elther at her residence
or that of the pupil. The very best reference giver.
'. ‘Slanndulsperl'em. - . >
3mm ' “8.8 L ”NEEDS...
INSTRUCTION m
OIL PAINTING,” DRAWING,
‘ - AND - , - '
MUSIC, Vocal and Instrumntal.
DY 151.88 LI} BARNES.
Studio, Phoenix Block, Norv'valk, 0!.
MRS. M. L. cowann,“
An experienced Teacher of the ‘-
PIANO" FORTE,
will receive scholars on moderate tel-ms. Good refer
ces veil. Eu uire at . _ .
i3.“ 3' nus. nil. PRICIIARD'S. South Norwalk.
INSTRUCTION IN- MUSIC.
The class in VOCAL MUSIC in
Miss ~.Bccchc_rs’. school-
wlll be resumed April 9th. Arrangements have. been
made to accomm are those not connected with the
School who wish instruction in Vocauuaon. For
terms, etc., apply at the School Rooms, Phoenfi
Block. . ‘
Fred. H. Nash, .
(Qrganists. St. Paul’s Church.)
TEACHER -‘OF MUSIC
teen and alter May 1st 1889. Pianos tuned at
fidnsual rates. Broken string's replaced, he.
Pu N0 Iron SALEr—‘A brilliant toned Rose-
wood Piano nearly new, with all modern im-
provements, will be sol cheap, as the owner is about
removing. Address PIANlST, Post Olllce, South
Norwalk. , . _ 14
EW ABNE’I‘ ORGAN Forsale chea . ' '
, .glply to ‘ G. SCHIUB.
EINE LOT OF
A EARLY GOODEICII‘PO'I‘ATOES
‘ E u‘rs of . .
Ill; sm‘ "q 1 ans. STEPHEN FERRIS.
Seed Potatoes for Sale.
shame HARRISON, Goodrich and Prince Al-
G’ bert, at 81.00 per bushel. ' ~ .
'“'°' “if“?“bi"l‘iéiwillmlt‘é'éim'imp 1 °.’.?
01‘ a e o .
$13M“ 6 p go OllN osaoiiii. .
EARLY BOSE POTATOE.
The nest Early Potatoc In the Market.
BE SURE AND GET THE GENUINE.
HE EXPERIENCE of the past season fully con-
T firms all that was claimed for this new variety ll
when first otl'ered last'sprlng. . Well ripened tubers
were exhibited at the Massachusetts Horticultural and
New Jersey State Agricultural Societies the last week
in June rown in nine weeks in the open and, for
a special rise by the lotion, Repeated instances are
mentioneg where the yield has been over 4:0 bushels
to the acre. us of still further introducing the
cultivation of this vel- valuable potatoe, lell sells
limited quantlt at t e flowing rates-cash to ac-
compsnvahe or e 4:,
One pound by mail. 75 cents.
Three “ “ . 2.00
One peck by express, - 6.00 .
Buyer paying charges. Also, 100 bushels Harrison, of
my own growing, line assorted tubers:
.One , 75 cents
One' ushel, . - 2.50 .
One. barrel,
. 7.00
G. 11. HOLDEN, South Norwslk. Ct.,
33 .
Five Mile River.
Seed Potatoes~ for. Sale.
GENUINE HARRISON AND GOODRICH.
YhownLralslh , llch .1 aldflce'lglhflfionA ”ioo‘per
ushe G . as e o
' ' . J. TfilERRITT, pp y
Corner of Main and Concord St., South Norwalk.
LAWRENCE MCCLURE, Agent. , , 2m”!
0hCE.—The subscriber will sell as share} in
Stock of the Flair AND Oil. Co.. of Norwalk, at
a bargain if call for soon. .
out ISAAC SELLECK,
One Year Laterl
GRAND - '
DRY GOODS
iENTllarltlsll. -
.m....o..on.no...;
ML
vions year. The Rev. Mr.‘ Meade has spem,
more than half his officiallife of thirty-foul“
years in' this district. The appointments
Line oerteamers, died in- New York last
week, and was‘buried in Trinity Church-
. WW9 thought iso, but hardly expected
it so soon. Out comes the. Bridgeport Farm-
the Colored people of— Connecticut that their
. We always ‘
knew it would come to.this.ln the end, but
' would wait till the. colored peoplc‘actually,
IWhicb so.- disfigurc the an ‘ ‘EURGING tll .
hm” .
ago bollaofirn
Dresngoods
\.
Broadway, consisting of the very Choicestpagd Latest
Also, a large aurouut of
Famous,
slurs," ,
SATIN QUILLING,.
AND RIBBONS,
and an immense quantity bf:
Yanlgéef‘: thipna,
. ‘ , ‘2' , ' .'
AND FANCY 600115,? i
added to our already. good stock; allot which we
wills'ell at fabulously low rates.» Our department of
,‘WHIT'E GOODS.
I is ......a... Our .1
SP RhI"N er.- a.
for beauty and quality cannot-b. excelled. Our
'C‘arjgentsv
no the nest but cheap. We will ofl’er inducements
(Imus the Spring far greater than ever before. We
Would invite Ol'Il' Mandi and the plibllc, to come and
see us. We have greatly eulgal'ged the Store as we].
as the Stock, so a". to accommodate the public, and
will warrant all Goods to be as represented. . We will
urge none to buy, but will lie/glad to have all call and
examine the most
Fashionable Stock of
ever offers! for role in Norwalk.
. CAMP 8r KYTE, ‘
UPPER" END or MAIN. STREET.
Just received from one of the largesfhin fun on i
SPRING STYLES. F
. * l: ',
__ «sweats.
DRY GOODS"@
.._.. o .. .. ..
'NOBWALK on.“ MILL.”
. BE subscriber havlnfi purchased-the Norwalk
Gristbllllfisprepare to d eve kind of
grain for. customers and 1er p I ”$0
FEED. FLOUR, M, It the \‘vESII‘ MA T
RATES. The public are invited to ve him 3 MIL‘
January 11,4809. in WI M II. DAVIS;
'DABIEN porn-in Conpm.
Capital $300,000. '
tilt att'uitlon of capitalists and manufacturers
~ wishing to rent steam power for "mall business,
i called t the above. Please I l to
3 9 MELVIL E. MEAD
ttB . Dal-ion Depot, Ct.
, son SALl-l' on TO LET.
SEVERAL HOUSES ,near depots furnished or an-
furnlsbed, for a year or summer months: plenty
of land attached. , .
500 Building Lots for Sale
‘ 1,”. various parts of the town" _
. From solo to 1:324:90.
Auction soon. Savings Bank still open. All kinds of
MECHANICS WANTED,
To settle, to whom One Building not each will be'glven
S. R'. P. CAMP m Broadwiy N. Y. L.» .
. - - ~or Janus lirrcnabl. Norwaik.
Norwalk, J an. 29, 1809. ' - Btf
SOMETHING NEW; ,
WAGENER MANUFACTURING ~ .conranr's
PATENT SEWING MACHINES.
wmr Banter Attachment. " .
' THIS MACHINE has no equal in the lurks! for
Famll Sewing. Manufacturln , and Machine~
Work, milk n aDouble Lock Stlcll rounwo spools
without shut a or bobbin. It will hem, .foll, tuck,
braid. quilt, cord, bind and embroider. ‘ lakes ten
vsrltles of cliches. Its simplicity is Its great, merit.
It cannot be turned backward, or sew wrong. It can
be comprehended by the most inexperienced in a few
mlnutestlme. It is one of the mostnolseless and de-
sirable Faint! Sewing Machines in the world. It‘/
needs only to e seen tobc appreclated.’ Sold at prices
lower than over before odor . r For sale by
D. HAYNES I‘I'I'CII', Agent,
DOWN TOWN. ‘.
Itf "
_ .—
l
W. H. . SWORDS. _
. Merchant Tailor,
ANDDEAIEBIN .
.-
,- GENTLEMEN’S
FURNISHING Goons,
Curler Mail. & Washington. Sis.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
‘ SPRING _’CAMPAIGN.
UST received a large and well selected stock of
BCIITS 8h SIIIIES,
ot the latest styles for the spring trade, including a
nice line of ‘ . >
Children’s 6: Misses’ Colored Shoes
' direct item Boston.
CUSTOM WORK
of all styles made at the shortest notice; also, Repair
lug neatly done by experienced workmen pt
' . G. o. Inlay
_ Main Street, Norwalk.
‘ V V I liabl to ....
. '. 1 one o a as
Is lIeIIBWEL t3 bdfilnptgogilg
h under: at an mthll
2%.?“ all rggerty liable to fixation in said Bor-
11
.1— v—a
wit the particulars of all such property, real
personal.
. Dated Norwalk March 30th, 1869.
JOHN A. w ,*
ASA E. SMITH,
3tl3 WILLIAM K. JAMES,
For Sale.
NE on TWO ROCKAWAY CARRIAGES.
Apply to GEORGE E. RANDLE,
m2 Winnlpauk, Conn.
\No 3x61130-
012m: have. some kind ot'aitlr'e'néaa‘ot your
Father or‘fluther, Sister or Brother. At the
Cheap Picture Gallery, Main' Street, over Holmes’
}Borough Assessors.-
rocery
They make 4 Gems for so
“ “ 2 Cards for 50
H u ‘ II or 1 00
. “ “ a " Vignettes for 1 00. ,
Also, Ambrotygg‘s in cases, in great variety. . lock-
etCsses Ovals, Any of the above can be taken
and Unlike in a few minutes. bet if
M u
have but one or the cheapest kind, of adeceased raga
it caube Photographed and outs edb skillful artiste.
am y , WHITNEI .b ECKWITH.
v
J. 1lI'. HOLLY,
AILY MESSENGER between Not-walk
and New York, collects and pays bills, buys and
orders, and delivers small parcels to any part of the
city. Orders may be left at L. Wood’s Jewelry store,.
orwalk and Peck .b Bette Drug slurs, So. Nor-
walk. willloavaNorwalk on the 7.45 a. m. train
daily. References L. Weed, H. M. a J. T. Prowltt,
Peckdi Betta, Theodore. Wilcox, John E. Smith.
Charges reasonable. _ 2111'“
Garden: {staunch~ ‘
A FULL ASSORTMENT,
g. . , ‘
_ For Sale by B. M. lb 0. S. PROWITT.
.PUIIE BREED POULTRY, 7&0“
For Sale. ' ‘ '
HREEJSLACK SPANISH ROOSTERS, (pure
white face), each 55 00- one Brahma Pootra do..
(light varlety). :4. 00; one ed and Black do., 5100.
Eggs from first class birds—Black Spanish, (pure
w to face). very handsome, excellent layers, nou-
setters, per dozen, 82 00; White. Leghorn, superior
layers, per dozen, t1 50; Light Brahma, large breed,
first-rule layeJ and mothers, per doL, $900; Choice
Crosses, per doz..-Common. per dos. '. All the above
eggs assuredcapable of hatching. ,Fleld Seed Co a,
(se ected. ears), Canada, very early and good
I
' hundred ears $8.00- Duttou’s Exil- earl rhun-
dred cars, In so; Ple'lulum White Srnfordilrge. per'
quart, shelled, 15 etc. Garden Corn-selected—lt'ypr-
green Sweet, per out, shelled 80 eta; Dwarf Sugar,
shelled as as. -.Chlcken Co to. - Choice var otte-
of SoodPotatéesgilr’st gusll‘tly'q’EaI-lynoss, per la, 15
ctr-i Ear. . . her-bmheb‘elwi Early Stine.
per-pee 00 J‘ksoui. hl‘ ‘ '50 " "
harried: per‘p'ec': ,W. “In“ Mk," Icing!
- mm'Tcnmrerbaml
PeachBldw, gig—,3“. be ’ ; _, . ‘ l
......_.,....,,,, Lewim ..
Wilson, rddi?25lehii"]lmn‘"d.’o ‘ vdogofl‘ceutl
Triomph’iidaosn “barrio-:- "p" ' ‘ '
Alpine (9162’, ,. LP“?
Grape “when? pro;
each 40.13:“ng 151i
Plantals gandlexcs'l
eaoh'mein, ‘- W
«as
as
rs.
om
,IOP "
. 0.,
Dumb n
' " RCELAINE name '1‘; shim...“ " enm’"'*‘ailr of
..s.‘i:”t’ii§”"‘l'“*‘ ammo; S....“"“’°"‘°’
o ,, 8..” '» .;
to French—Cme-butegaw can: IOII'IIIB diflcron ""31
than batbczprleo-is. abputlmlfrthat of French 0
Sold ya.’ , . , x _, -, lair-..booxwoon.
GWanfifudln-nylua at" ..m-
- ....
.. ._ ...... ...
on b, owne by them on the 24th day of March, 1809a .
an
.Flower Heads, I
per (loam-hell .40 etc; Large Swubper‘qunrt,‘
White, per W! impsmnafimfioamesnngr "
” anew-mm '
. mammals“
-‘ Rimes tumor ..
NEWGOODS
COMSTOOK BROS.
’ .
‘ CLOTHING
Q
roll Trill
-0'
SD 1} i n‘g " T r a d e,
Which they door at Prices
humus can PETlTloN.
' cursor 3......
' are earnestly invited tolnspoct our stock before part
chasing elsewhere. The advantages which we offer
in our lll'lc'are'these :'—
lat—The completeness. of our stock, cm-
bracing all gradeajhom the CHEAPEST lo.
the FINEST IMPORTED GOODS.
hits—Being Manufactured under our own
personal Supervision for the’Jobbing'and Re
tall Trade, particular attention is paid to the
murmurs, MAKING and arm.
8rd.—-Our unsurpassed facilities for selling
- clothing at close figures, we think, is estab-
lished beyond'a. doubt ;, and we not only
guarantee'our gOOds to be.as LOW,—IF NOT
LOWER—as can be bought in this Market,
but 'as low 1' can be found in the New York
Market. .-
SATINET - SUITS,
10?. 88. 08 so, one. .
_ BUSINESS .SU'ITS,
one so, 914 so. 61.0. m, 890,
$91,; $93; $95-
' ’ Dress ,Suits,
one. son. s35. s46.
rpm-LIE; sum,
AT ALL enrolls;
AlargeaudelsgultstOekof
Spring overcaats,
Ranglng lnprlees h‘om $8 50to 315. Our
Heavy Lined Satinet Pants at $1.50
are astonishing cheap. In our
Gents’ , Furn‘iShiDg Goods
Department, in which we devote a grant deal of. care
and attention, will be found cousiputly on'haud a
completing-priment of ‘ " " «
Hosmnr, ..
GLOVES,
001312138. _
Mnncmrs,
‘smrs, .
mas,
Dows,
someone
HATS,
. caps,
sums,
AND mvmmvemos.
We would. call particular attention to our
which will be hand lost marlin-gorilla town, and
prlccsulowasthelowest:_’ _, ,' ,
- ONE rarer: son AL.
‘ in... rayon-h. sud “...... Itrlctly.
Colisumcmmmomnujs,
~. ', somxoawiaa, CONN. ‘
' : .-Il4o-Vo‘.h‘0mp>u ..,.
Truni’bLotiorlia'g Dep’t.
N:o’ Daily-IATION'.
If
-aiid
' 'culuquuam
:le , to
' The "flashing
torotion of; on b m, in
ofeonvouleut‘siaé ornlumlf
_ ..Caul,
- '- mam. orangnealerl
., . . o.
.,..,..,,.. .. .~.,,,\.....‘,.._.,.,......- _ .-..-.» a
. x .‘ .... . .- "“"Q‘" -. ...»...
II‘."*N
F
Importers and at»... of __ ,
caocxnav.
villa. Glass Bolemlalaii afi.
«allarefinctintlam film-YB} .
. _llllalllelllare,_ '
f WOOD, WILLow, V
And all kinds of , _
. IRON HOLLOW WARE
ENAMELED, GROUND AND PLAIN.
4 Manufacturers and Jobbcrs‘in” .
TIN; am I'll AND corral;
" ' ‘ METALS, , . '
. Dealers in ,
HeateraBanges,LStoveil dz Furnaces
- ' or all kinds. '
.slé
r...
' Lamps and Lanterns in great variety. Cast
Iron Sinks and Plumbers Materials. Lift '
and Fome. Pumps, Sheet .Lead and
Lead Pipc,Tile Pipe,with Traps,
. T’s, Elbows, Bends, &c.
Brooms, Mats, Brushes, Sad Irons, Brittania
Planished, Tin and Decorated Wares of
all kinds.
In 'c‘rsoll’s Patent ‘4 Well Curbs,
in fact all that comprises a well selected and
well filled _ ' .-
KITCHEN‘FURNISHING STORE A-ND
First Class Jobbing Shop
havingjust stocked up for the Spring Trade.
‘ Now is the time to call. '
Fire leirel Fire!
\
. . {salami-fl
No building needflbe without an efi‘ective
‘ . 'FIRE APPARATTS,
a‘t'a trifling cost; ‘ The abOve'vcut represents
one-of" ‘ . . '
Mmdl’sflelebrated Fire Engine, Deep Well
, . and fibres Pumps,
Anti-droning, andso easily operated that a
child may draw water therefrom. A horse
ma be attache’dpnd a fire extinguished in
a 3 art time. One can be‘ seen in operation
at the store of '
F. H. Nash's BROTHERS, _
“who are Agents forthe Town of N orwalk
mid Vicinity. , Circulars Free. Call or send
or. one. ‘ ' ‘- *
b widefCot . Erato
Tpui’ui’u'iWofifi-wmmu . .~ ’ our
on Izzyarda ’ ’
.4
ton Slice
«1301.
It! II. f jello «Museum
%' ii. {“00“ ink-1‘ ’. fl '
,- . 0 km ,
nouns-“l'sfi'ouiemfio-nn. .
ltd-Isle agent-pullout". Md ;Clubsv ran . money in
astound lettem‘nud‘weéugnte'cprompt returns.
10 no omens-1.1.". rl drones for Circular
,ufd,.“,lxchange List ”. of; dollargoods, Debra sending
elic'where. .. .EASIHANJI “33551-9
'st'ls j 25 11.1719! SOs-cot, Ila-ton, luau.
T _ ' LL kinds oi-FEED and (Hum. of the very best
quality, by the load or less, at .
, ' , G. 0. KEELER,& BRO.,
NEWS DEPOT AND BOOK sagas.
' SOUTH NonALK, 7
'_.__,_9pnesitenallro'ad no,“ «A.-. r
ment of
z
. , School and Miscellaneous Books,
‘ . PAPER, ‘PENS, PENGILS, ACCOUNT
MEMORAND U11. BOOsthND
Drums, FOR 1809, '
_ ‘ of an ...-...,- ec. .
1.319111: aonhfntaéltAliglaking additions to his CIRCU-
Bavlng made arrangements with a lame Publishing
House, in New York, eisnow prepared to execute
all orders for Binding Books, Muskl’eriodleols, die,
at the lowest ntes and with dlspa .
Alarge val-lo of TOYS, DOLLS, the. and Fresh
Peanuts every n , eomprisebut a small portion of
blsva'riea stock. , . A. s ORDS.
South N orwalk, Dec. 9th, 1808. '
Dacron NESBITT’S
00113119371111).
The best remedy for
Cousins, j AND Cows,-
For sale by n. M. a C. s. Pnowrr'r.
SAFETY! .
. , . ; . mu _-
' crannies PRATT’S ASTRA]. OIL
Is Intended to. an ply-a: at Public Want for a Safe,
oliablc Illumlna lug‘o . It is' manufactured by us,‘
' only incur Guaranty Pateuf- Ca’ns, eg-
prusly for um Us» It haemore body, and on
Lwlllburnlonger andrglvo more light
”than anyother oil. .- It is . .
f. rmacrtr' runs, pct; £18.me Non. canal.
I ’ ‘ E. N._'IIorsford,"lute Bumford Professor. Harvard.
Fpmty, are. messed Doremus. ll. D., Professor
" It is remarkgbly clearmd free from disagreeable
iodor' , ‘nd burni' ' with a-‘brlll, _
‘ilve molt; A-lampztlllod within: Astral Oil. and al.
" ‘ entirely out, doesnot anal-us t the wick-
polnt" may be f ly stated to be 125°
{shroud the .‘burnlug point”. or . below use Fab-
Tho planed .
trap for, solstin Cans
. .1189. . and Eefllng‘the
to'bcopenod only by .t econsum‘eryrls ,to be,
' . , “gnom'ghetmni‘uttsm: "'l‘htssystcm,
f ‘ ' ou .mee .81 . Mew ., ’
d, ;. c stench-lint, ,‘filTRALDIL. .
Single eacfiouciratent Cam-5 one, “9- _ g: a
- Double 3:51.th Pa‘gnt Condo gallons: 60c :3:
. moa‘d'm'gu;;lurcbmr,rbohld mbservo that
Bull ' ecl will be allowed for all been returns
cdin lwood-imlcr,less the ‘ midi. charges. ~
’ ...."zlfl’tlm’".
ne . . .
.5? . oihnodsu or ensures PRATT, , . .
' ' (successors. to Ollie, Pratt .b 00..)
Est-b shod l'f‘lo, '
ll stiptlyj’ure Oils, . - .
108 Fulton St., New Yprk.
‘ .~
4e...
l O
sanctum
K”
Lower than (any other House-
gods. commissioJoeraisln ,
go ratifies“ 'for‘clubaliyar’dsfzrelubonofi
OFFERS for sale at reduced prices,.a large assort- .
50 VELOPES, DAY BOOKS, LEDGERS, WRITING
’ Music Boates, doc.
.‘oIEhcmlttty, etc. Bellevue nomad, Medical College .
hideonege or the City or Now'York‘, say of the A... .
lant’lame, withoutgoflbn- -
tedfor Securing thcp‘ubllc against adal~.
aria seals of the pack'og’ep havongt been. tampered
fDruggists aud1he. Trudy __
t
‘“"i.'?.”1_-.;...._..’7;.’:f‘-..,. ;:-:-.-.-,_-. '-.......,.;.::"j;‘.?’f.:i”
livnxrlmslis ARE. ur'suALLl nr's'ro
dentimrnmmrmm tr
.. ..
mmm SHAWN“ -.
av armorial-l..-
BEST cusron Woaxr -E
19176??? '1'.“
». a n.
...,
..HY"'GARMENTS assistants E. UAl. THE .
a STCUSTOM. wouxl ‘ Q To
AND 'WILL slur. amine“
CAN Alumna To ‘
s MONEY rum ANY crass;
' GOODS FOR ’1.
HOUSE!
CAN AFFORD TO, AND WILL SELL BETTER
£3318)ng LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER
on... Sales .... shill mo.
f.:jImllllIlallfiN9i10,-0 t
,, «Jacob. Turk , ,
c
Takes great leasure in announcing to his many cus-
tomers audit 0 publlegeuerallv that he has made ar-
. rangements‘ wl h' a large 'Manuf ng' House in
New York, which will enable-him to so]. -
Gents! aria abyss?
CLOTHING,
WWW
A AT Lowell lattices, '
Than the same Goods can be foundat any other place.
' I have also on hand a choice assortment of .
.CLOTHS,
°A331¥9335
AND marines, '.
”Widelil shill‘make to order in the ' a
nostalgic Styles, -. -‘
‘ andat pljlces I ‘ V
as PER CENT.-
oivu'mi A CALL; ONE AND ALL,
Jacob Turk.
MY axrmvsrs ARE VERY sMALL-l MY sTocx
IS BETTER TRIMMED THAN EVER!
MY EXPENSES ARE VERY SMALL! MY STOCK
IS BETTER TRIMMED THAN EVER!
MY'GARMENTS ARE MADE EQUAL TO THE
BEST CUSTOM WORK! .
IIYOARMENTS ARE MADE EQUAL To THE
nas'r CUSTOM wouxl
CAN AFFORD TO, AND WILL SELL BETTER
gggg: xFOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER
CAN AFFORD '1" AND WILL SELL BETTER
figgnlsg IIFOR LE SMONEY THAN ANY OTHER
a .
Has
—.
O
A Sure Cure for .
CON-s lunar-Tron.
'ADIES that are bending over their sewing fl om
twelve to fifteen hours, can sit erect, do more and
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE.
Hundreds have them and will recommend them. Any
person can take one on trial. All one who sews for
a IIVIILIF can buy one and PA WEEKLY or LET
THE ACEINE PAY FOR ITSELF. Call and see
them. ' v- n. nLacxmm
GOLD. a similar: WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
Sol-id SIIlIel‘ and Plated Ware,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT AT LOW PRICES.
f E. isLacanN.
Stationery,
JUST received alarge stock of '
FRENCH ‘& AMERICAN PAPER AND EN-
nooxs, PASS BOOKS, DIARIES, SLATES. PENS,
PENCILS, WRITING lNKs, FLUID MUCILAGE,_
.90., die. at Wholesale slid Retail.
' E. BLACKMAN.
PAR LOR' ORGANS.
A ' The Best In Market, at
'Wh o esule Eritrea; -
o
E. Blackmail.
‘
Tamaraarlehns.
FINE EXTRAcTEJ ‘
_Wnyg - '
"I’Olrhiiasfi I; .
9. “.IiA'Ij’liDIILSC ' 71
L l ' comics, 3,,
BRUSHES,
I '-.5roaTll0Nms,i“_‘3
AIL. BLACKmAN’s.
chainsaw" 1 was,
mire-marina Made-'tofgoq .3;
: “08E lemmas mucus mm . ,
PROF. CHARLES BUGIIES after sérvin area or
,lar a prop him his native land, Scotlan , who!!!
athe out : , .‘mdo in theiworld, fld ha ,
undo the; cousin‘s-inc“ his study for so; i.
can assure finale that he has produced-a - _,
rhumcrmrcmsifi. Q
' ,an ’lnrihelba'rlr'eewln‘mi-t
an
"IR Illlmbufl
than: @3qu ‘y
. a
Wallsmm
rant a-Perl’ecemt
. .. H..Wfi:-1<,v~,s-‘
C.~..-...-_..-._,. ..
:
s‘lismvaa‘r sumlxirvprocu .
. li‘i‘nxr H
" l :21”
, . _-
,sortment of
, of JAMES U. CARIER, Main Street. All orders‘left
there will meet with prompt attention.
before you purchase anywhere else. At E..Al’- , .
PELL’S. under Mitchell's Market. Ladies attended
‘ to at their residences. .
better work in two hours with the celebrateddmproved '
O
POCKET CUTLERY, ac: .
_ . , - — - ‘ Ullnsnnos. ,-
' o'wln’ *ll'ruclr'lno on their: "tln’nro'at .
_- S » __8~i- ' = ' " UHfiEBuofiliMslh'sa'
‘ flame and ToiletAi-ucl‘es ' ofeve
Pdoscrlpuo'dat; UHLE anon, n Main st."
Pg” ' ‘Chlar‘a Dollie-ads,- .,
UHLEBR s. . . , . .
.A ' . 2' ~ - ,11MalnSL.
* Superior Flavoring Extrema. ‘
' ‘ Pineapple, RoserBitter‘AlmonmPeach, Nutmeg,
' prices: -
fl' H31 - ., Tbiletcolo'giro'nomer,
bits-t; rice. .
“‘1‘ Jim.
H.‘ II.” 81
A», 4am»... ‘
..roa'errtn." .
'CL'EATLT nuDUCnDj'PltrCus
.- j. {Km .
. o .
WINDOW_ canons
AND
-Wa]1 Pamper,
Also al‘ull assortment of
.
Hardware, , ‘
V Paintsy
' ' Oils, .' _
Glass, dc.
,- House all Sill Painting
Of every description executed with promptlless in the ,
best manner.
NEW GOODS, New Film;
_ . On after April 1st,
.meuogg Bros”
Will occupy the store of Geo. Marvin, on Main Street
now occup ed by A. C. Arno‘l'd, where they will keep
a well selected assortment o —
. ’. . ._ ., ’
Builders Hardware ltauqltels
. 1‘00 1.. s. .
HOUSE alt SIGN PAINTING a PAPER HANGING
in all their branches will be carried on under the su-
pervlslon of Mr. Marvin as formerly, until further
notice. 1 ‘ . 'lltfi
HARDWARE, '.
THE undersigned llhvinfitaken the store-recently
occupied Ly W. S. F CH, Washington Street,
are preparedto supply the public with a general as-
]Iulldersi and Carpenters? Tools,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW cuss, TABLE
CUTLERY, 5.0.. so.
W. C. QUINTARI) & C0.
WAL'rllu C. QUIN‘I'ARD, ~ Buns KNAI'I'.
South Nor-walk. March, 1869. 11
. ‘ TEE PEOPLE’S
o ”o A. :I:_. - Y LA. 1-1 :0 .
Cosh-Wood dz Mason’s Building
MATERIALS. '
BE subscriber having bad "along experiencelu
the above named business, and having so erior
facilities for procuring the best kinds of Cos , the,
the, at the lowest market rates, would respectfully
call the attention of the public to his- Yard for all ar-
ticles in his line before purchasing elsewhere. Sum-
ples of coal and: slate will be kept at the Shoe Store
CHARLES '1'. LEONARD, .
WATER smaT,NORWALu._ -
D
C. ALTHOF, ‘ '
Late of Broadway, New York, _
CU SHAMPOOS, and DRESSES LAIDES’ HAIR
in 0 styles. He also has a large assortment of
Braids, Bands, Puffs, Switches, curls. '
or any of these articles made to order. Come and see
URI-l Duos-firms.
No’. In Main Street, Norwalk,-Ct.
lira/gs billed'icilles . »
By the
UllLE BROS, No. u‘Maln Street. ‘
genuine.
- nosrhnmnmnrnnno,
, LANGLEI’S Imus,-
sllcers’ Wine. linkers,-
IGHLY PERFUME“). ._ Arum
, , preparation for
dressing the hair. , By the butt ‘
. . . ». . _ ~ .. :
e or dozen, at
UHLE BROS.
Uhlc’s MedicatedCocou Cream. '
FOR Che d Hands and FacaShre Ll Sunburn,
&c.. arrantedto ‘reuder the- .soft and
smooth: Is’ finely pin-fume and in convenient form
for the toilet. -FOr sale at BBB BROS.'_
COMPOSITION POWDEB,neatlyput up in boxes.
Wamntcd prepared from the bestmaterlals. A
superior oracle. ‘ UHLE BROTHERS.
Elisabet-Lemon and'Vanlll‘a,
AREGOBIC, memos PEPPERMINT
N, ,‘c ROIL,.SWEET 01L,
SALTS, ALCOHOL, arc, supplied to dealers in quan-
tities to suit purchasers, at UHLE BROS. ~
’VOMETHING new.
it .. , avail-Twit less
(I 0‘15 avor'o e
a "g e e .. - ‘ O’HLEBROS.
in CT LE‘IION d: VANILLA. Blah-
Exly contentmted land. of splendid flavor. By the
Single, Bottle or dozen. -_ , HHLEBROS.
' lms TABSOAP 'squPorlorColds
ECWCUGH sraurs;woriusrnurs,’ac. ,
' . . , , " UHLEBROS.
RUSSES,‘ Shoulder Blades, Rubber Gloves
T llesh.Bruses,.Rubber Tubing, Sponges. Pool-lot
Flasks, Hand Glasses, French'Plate Hand Glasses.
J
. , EM'ON, Vanilla cringe, strawberry, Raspberry,
Celery”, Apple, Pear, Cinnamon Ginggaqmnce, and
f ularflavorshteUHLE, B S.,Dru gists.~
936%??? means supplied. at News. York
,, any
, norms AND RESTAURANTS furnished‘with
joff sheliavOr'sbythe Pint'orGal‘len.‘~x , _ _ ~. .
i “Tecumseh . . g
I . Talia ,CombjorgBI-usn‘. _
~Ca'llat‘vUI‘ILE B8085; the best‘ assortmeht'in town.
I 1 ~ ,. ilLEDROS. .Drugglsts‘. . .
AT? - g f , ""‘NorihralnSt.
5.; f'l‘o Country- Monuments. .
W .in‘ s, onfiw'imsgsb "in Salts snl bur
. ElafIIIIn, Bpglynyrlmstone, clot N. Y: rigs..’.
Also Flavoring Extiacts}. Blueingigabtor 0 , Sweet
mama
EARTEiEIAN,
_, PLANTATIIDN DMD, ‘
I j" Dccalconallla- V
.0amaar'or.
Ilstanlly’ and... Ham:
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- CHINA, CLASS,
'I‘IN & WOODEN? White,
Leather and Paper Macho Goods,
in short, to articles of every description, [considered
worth while to beheautlficdand made attraetlw.
fl .
and thus increased in value by this new propose.
Designs for sale, and Instructions
(Ivan. _‘
CALI. AND. sari-......
Just necéaveal
' ‘ " A Nliw erect or
‘ WHITE GRANITE,
Table- has. Ware,
REDUCED "PRICE.
. 4 Phoenix IIICCR.
. . . ATTENTION!
City 0180.? Norwallt!
new on”! mammals
‘. 'are invited to call at
Knapp S & Dickellllan’s
90110153 WI!“ 3‘9“": , , AndexamluotIICil-lmmeiuestoekol
Amati". Bitten, ? . .». - g . . ' .
Hoodlum,- Elston, , , _ 4. .- j ' ,
3°“?! "NEW" ““9"": . Dry Goods l: Notions,
~~ 01d Sachem g rumors, - ' . i
&C., so, For Salo,'wn0LlisaLl: a RETAIL, by Groceries,
. UHLE BROS..Druggist,11 Main St. CIOCKCIy' . , ' .
. ' . .. "1» \ > ’ _ .
Rubber, Gloves. 1 ' '
VERY LADY shbuld' have a pair for the-spring H ouse Furnlshlng Co admire.
Gardening.‘ For sale at _ UHLE BROS._ . - ‘ _ ' '
FLAVORING EXTRACTS' ...... ,
22 DIFFERENT FLAVOBI, - ' , °
at unba BROS. - .
A roarriii'ilngbl’loPiSSrlas' dlrmcit DRESS GOODS, ' '
GOODS, .. . .'~ ., .’ ~. “raisin... DOMESTICS,
Laoxnuws ' LUEING. 'A ' rl - , 1.11m - -
ticlevfor blueingnclothesriBysthe-smP-elcoboa; : " NS, , . . .
dozen or gross. f UHLE BROT S. . ' ' CLOTHS
CHLE BBCS’. COCOANUT 01L. . a. - 'CARPETS M3
. . - f 'v
is now can lete Ind we feel caudal pug
favorably w’l’tluuy in price and my?“ m
OUR- ' Kaunas-smelt or wnrnu Goons
\ 4 ~ A full as: or the has.“
ssamnssm 0mm.
non... ...... ......
as"
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East received direct mini the ' I ' -
for at prices-that defy mating? we of-
" in... animation per lb.
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We shall‘reee'iveabouttholst ‘ 1",.
sivcassdrtmoutof .. . _} .“Imum
chi-rdionés. ‘ ” caring..- ..,
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GROCERY, 'leQ'OD AND mmmv
._ T AWARE-BASKETS, Dnusnus, ’ .
ac.,p~~ec.;~ ac,"
_ an r ulna:oi‘vor'l‘n~ ' ' ‘
«it‘d? “'9' ”a gang now able to
who mar tutor- as m;-
E. sham, been in
m “mulls”
f le‘Cueuntonrecdptom. or DoubleCuo
- .2 mm; . .
eluslvo'”tjlor,N ‘ Conn” .
h In- malt. I .,
Laudanum Para orl the, pf
PM“ ,1 domoimg‘ 1%,,“W
nil-lain.
‘ slit 1: the ,
rigid-ii? al
2 kympammnm.
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Norwalk Chronicler