1139111311. (1311-29112.
Tuesday. April 20111 1869.
PAIRPIELD COUNTY ITEMS.
. 31334.9." ._..——-
WESTPORT.
Workmen a1'e engaged in getting out the
stone for the new bridge at Saugatuck, re
gardless of injunctions.
The robber caught near the Saugatuck de-
_ pot some 1110111113 since has been S1313 P1913»
‘ oned for ma years. The P6st Office" caucus
last week 133111136, onsstisfscgorhy, and an-
other' 13 to be held on Saturday evening n3xt.
At the last caucus Mr. J01111 N. Betts .receiv
ed the PETS“: number of votes, but not the
majorlty """"
DANBURY
The temperance people held a. for last
week.
A local.
gant coopc
gnfids out the following ele-
Whliko'y liis'ke , o mixit,
'Alid Dnnbng will 63 32613:?an how y an 11x 11.
Work 11113- commenced within the borough
limits on the Fishkill railroad. The mason-
my work 611' the plain near Tweedy 83 QO’ 3.
factory was begun Wednesday morning.
There will be a trestle work across this en-
. tiré plain, sixteen feet high, resting on piers
fifteen feet apart. -—.kfl"ersomlzn.
The 76mm has raised its advertising ra'tes-
White street 13 to be widened and strait- '
011311. The "old chu1'ch at the junction of'
Balmforth avenue. is do be removed, as a
good portion of it" 13' upon the proposed high-
wa
of the occasion informed. a reverend gentle-
man who. vvas present that he was under
the painful necessity of requesting him to
ask a blessing:
Tweedydr _Co have introduced another
experiment 111;"| hat finishing machinery. The
'"110 ha finishfiftcen
Mo mass "1" ' : - 3011,
placeq‘ 1'11 Mill P'l'a'in'“ “113151160! Bee QBD'OO.
SBlackman to A. Benedict and Fred
.Tw33dy, house and' 101 on Main st. Pnce
$3.00
*
STAMFORD.
The organ of St. J ohn’s church has been
undergoing repairs.
The Stamford Odd Fellows are, going to '
New Haven on the 26111.
The carriage shop of Combs & Provost
narrowly escaped being burned down one
(13 last week.
‘Vany important improvements are Ding
6ii‘ithis spring in various parts of the vi age.
The business of building new houses, though
pérhaps less active than last season, is £10111-
1shi'11g, and" m this regard our town is prc- -
gre‘ssing at a satisfactory rate. ‘
One day last week, Mr. James H Dixon,
of Stamford, had— his pocket pipk'ed of seven
thousand dollars, while riding' 1n 9. streetcar
in New York.
The closing. meeting for the season took
place on Tuesday evening. The Lyceum
. has been very successful. Not onlyy is its
. financial condition flourishing, but its meet-
irigs have been- more interesting and more
largely attended than ever before
—A large copper soda fountain was stolen ,
a few days since, from the Stamford depot _
The following are some of the recent real
estate transfers: .
., R. J. StevensOn’ s beard‘iwg house proper-
£9,100 Henry st., to R. B and B. Lockwood,
Jim. T. Leeds, house and lot south side of
Elm st, toL IH. Hurlbut, $4,000. -
’ Mrs. Hannah White, of New York, has
urchased the New Ho e property of the
ate Geo. F. Nesbitt, for 20, 000. -
The “seminar ry' progeny” on Henry street
has been sold VtoR. W.1n B. Lock-
,woodz—pric'e $11. 000.
. os. IHaslam gumhased a building lot on
31%”? Avenue. om J D Warren t‘Or $1,-
Marcus Waterbury has bought a lot on
Redford street,- south, of the residence of
Widow Barnum.
J. W. Hoyt sold his farm of 60 acres, at
Lone Rid ,to- Chas. E. Quintard for $6, 500.
.. McW. aldwin sold his farm of "0 acres,
311201111 ,10 David H. Webb for $6, 000.
Rev. J9: .Ba‘rtonA sold house and lot on
Clinton avenue to Robert Watcbury, for
$5Mrs.'0ar01il1c M. Ferris sold a lot with
buildinri" thereon, 0n Richmond Hill, to Hen-
- ryP. all, for$9,500.
J. Harvey Hoyt sold a house and 14 acres
01‘ land, any Richmond Hill, for $12. 000 'to
Nelson Strong, of New York. —Adcocatc.
BRIDGEPORT.
.The Standard' 13 dissatisfied with the de-
‘ pot accommodations at their station and
constanly calls for. enlargement 11nd im-
provemeut.
The Standard thinks a large majority of
citizens will approve the appointment of
Mr. Tracy, the new postmaster. .
The semi-annual session of the Grand Di-
vision, Sons of Temperance of COnnecticut,
will be held in this cit ,Thursday 22, in
Sons of. .Tpmperance Ha, 226 Main Street
The Hall is being fitted up' and furnished by
the. :‘Sons” for their use. The dedicatory
saivices will take place' 1n the evening.
' H. H. Blish' 13 to continue as organist of
Christ Church for two years longer.
Rev. S. H. Smith, at his farewell services
in the. East Bridgeport M. .Church, was
presented with $200.
W. Knowlton; of the Standard, has
bought four acres of land adjoining his resi-
deuce in' Stratford, and is going into build-
. ing lot speculations.
Chickering & 00., of Boston, have adopt-
ed for their pianos a patent sounding board
"1uvented by Capt. May of Bridgeport, and
have ordered 400. 'I
'- Capt.’ H. L. Sturges has received from
. Washin' 0111,11 commission to a Lieutena'ncy
in the .S. Navy. To those who are fa-
mili'ar with- the Captain’s character as a
man, and his gallant record' 1n connection
I with the Navy during the late war, this in-
, _te_lligencewill 'be received with lively satis-
fiction, and recognized as a testimonial to a
.dsservin veteran. '
‘ IA'n' or or has rec‘ently been received-at the
- Union Metallic Cartridge compa ’3 works
in East Bridgeport, from Madrid, for— ten
million cartridges of the Berda'n pat'ent'. The
companydms‘ been obliged to double its ca-'
pacity by the addition of a dozen new fur-
nnVcoVs, and 'will now be able to turnout 125, -
' .; ' iridg ,e's daily on the Russian and
Span borders, besides nearly as many Of-
other finds;
The unoccupied mills at North Bridge-
_. ort have—been leased by Messrs Lord &.
Wayné, for a term of years, for the manu-?
factors of felt cloths.
A clergyman, pastor of one of our ci1y
" churches, was recently invited to preach in
a church in Chicago, and unknown to him
committees from five different churches, in
' that city were present at the time and heard
the seruion. From three of the committees
Ihe afterwards received calls to settle. One
he accepted. '
On and after Monday next, 19th, the ac-
commo'dation train on the N. 'Y. & N. H.
Railroad, leaving Brid epOrt at 6:08 3.111.
and arriving in New ork 8:50 a. 111., will
commence. running 33 formerly. .
, '-A petition is be 11g sinned by. the Repub-
licans ofBridgeport, org?n upon the several
heads of departments at ashinwtOD that an
3pm ropriate share of.- the federa'l'fii olli ces be
‘ honorablg discharged soldiers and
sailors, as a pal-tie remuneration for their
sulfefin andpecumary sacrifices‘ 111 defence
0f the cpublici and as a fit acknowled -
meat '39 their faithful services in the lie d;
and 'callinc upon the ”Congressional and'
I Senatorial 301330 11013 in Con, '. 333 from our
state, to aid 1n accomplishing this simple act
of Justice to the nations defenders."
Frank 1.11131QO of the Bridgeport-
' _ £1131 0tiicc, wh1le running as extra on me
augatuck BailIOad, met with uite a severe
hile restipg
accidenta few days since.
for a few moments on a high 31001, the cars '
ve a sudden lurch as they turned a sharp
"corner throwing Frank frOm the 31001 a-
ainsl one of the high hooks (whlch abound
a every mail car ), which caught him di-
rectl under the ear, and for a moment the
~weig t of 1118 whole body hung thereby. B
~11 severe muscular eii'ort he raised himse
to the book With one hand, and with the
other 31133231131111 disenlnng'ling himself
from- it. The wound was an ugly" one, com-’-
mencing under the ear, tearing up through
that member lint'o and partially under the
scalp, which it elevated a little. On the re-
turn ofihe train to 9B "dgeport the wOund
was dressedand 11313 311111 y getting over
the hurt. -' '
The engine of the Blind Spring and Axle
compsn ,Bridgeport; was smashed up by
the brew. in: of the fly wheel while running
at full speed, on Wednesday; $500 will re-
air it.
p 011 Friday, 311111.101... Whlke'r was ad-
justiug a belt at the shop of the wheel and
Wood abending company. Bridgeport his
. 1313111 3.13m got. entangled and was drawn 119..
tween two pullies and badly broken before
the machinery could be- stopped.
The pews at the North Congregational
church sold last week for upwai 113 of $5000
"1103' a numbef 13ft '91-'36 sold herself-5
be .4;
' arecent public feast, one of the oflicials ' '
'shiniug necessities.
present, to office.
are,.—Price two cents.
I invariably docs. Ask for Helmbnld’a.
NEW 'rAIRFII-ELD. '
Miss Sophia. Penfield, of New Fairfield,
1133 graduated?- at 'a New'. Yerk‘cmedlcal col-
3 re.
GREEN WICH.
A tailor named William Miller of "Green-
which, while fishing 011' the rock 'at the
' Ameri'cus Club House, fell overboard and
was drowned Friday forenoon. He leaves
a wife and several children.
Ahouse in Hawleyvillc, known as the
Bub Turner Red House, took fire on Sun-
day evening, April 1161, and burnt to the
ground. In the upper room there was a
considerable amount of furniture belonging
to Mrs Jane Bennett, of Danbury.
w
@610 to Scofield 65 Barnum s for your
Spring Dress Goods. ' . .
.0—.——-—
WThc good looking editor of the Win-
ste'l Herald wickedly perpetrates the follow:
ing unchalitable fling': —
“Stamford' 1s a good place, —ithasabri ht
and handsome newspaper,‘ and bright and'
handsome people, but' its Railway Refresh-
ment Room 13 about the meanest concern
extant. ‘Time for refreshments i’ bawls out
an imp at every car door as soon as the train
stops, —and the hungry passengers rush to
the refreshment 100m and pay. fifteen cents
for getting their mouths skinned with a swal-
lowa and a half of hi3sing hot coffee, when
‘All aboard l’ and ‘ling a ling ling‘ sends
them cursing and jostling into the cars again
with tWo hard boned eggs and a piece of
custard pie in each' hand. We advise our
readers who dun' t wish to get sold- to give
Stamford refreshments the‘ go-by.”
@‘The best assortment of Spring Dress
Goods' 1n Norwalk can be found at Scofield
d: Barnum’ s. ‘
00-‘—-——-—-—-
—According to the statistical reports of
the department of agriculture for 1867, lately
issued from Washington, Connecticut yields
the laro‘est average per acre, Of wheat of
the who?e of the States. Rhode Island ranks
next. In tobacco Connecticut also heads
the list ‘ ' . .
.v-«o—~———-—-—-
WGO to ScofieldcharDum’s for your
Counter-panes. '
0
——A party of ttventy-five' laborers had been
engaged at Castle Garden, 1n New York, to
be atrans-shipped to Norwalk, there to sup-
ply the same number of otherworkmen who
had struck for higher wages. The were
all Germans, una ahle to speak Eng ish ex-
cept one. Being aplaced on board of a‘ pro-
pellcr, they were ft withOut food or any
provision for- bedding, and the same care-
lessness was shown them at Norwalk,
where they were walking all night, unable
to obtain accommodation for sleep or even a
meal ——Evahange.-
WNot exactly. These men, we learn,
came aboard of one Of our propellers unex-
pectedly, at New York, late at night, and
consequently could not be provided for.
They weie landed“ in Norwalk at 6 o ’,clock
a. m. ,and duly furnished with breakfist and
otherwise provided for.
WThe New York Sun, although just a
little sensational Of late, is nevertheless so
brimtbll of news- and rollicking good humor
that it has become a univeml favorite. More
copies of it are now taken here in Norwalk
than of any" other New York paper. It 13
beautifiilly printed on the' new and wonder-
ful Bullock self- -feeding and perfecting press-
es which sho'ots them off at the rate of 18, 000
per hour, and so rapidly has its circulation
increased, that last week it had to order
another Bullock to be built expressly for its
The White paper used
is manufactured out of Rye straw (this may
account for the Sun being so spirited) at
Kilmer’ 3 Mills, at Rock City near' Saratoga.
This' 13 the best straw paper made anywhere
in the world, and the Sun monopolizes the
entire product of the mill. Latterly the Sun
has been after Mr. Greeley and President
G ant, in a most lively manner. It has fair-
ly chafcd poor Mr. Greeley with the British
mission and runs amuck' at Gen. Grant be-
times for appointing all his family relations
and those who contributed to his $100, 000
But last week the phi-
losopher of the Tribune had his turn. The
nomination last week, of' the Sun editor to
be appraiser 'of‘merch'andise, (said to have
been “put up” by the Tribune) was" rccoms
pense for all Dana’s satirical compliment.
He quites the executive generosity, howev-
'er, by telling tales of the President’s grate-
ful stupidity'and intimating, moreover, that
had'he made Grant :1 present of his veloci-
'pcde, he would have get the collectorship.
How high-headed these New YOrk editors
I‘.>~
WWe clip the following from the Water-
bury American. If there ever was a surprise
party we thinking the one herein mentioned
is entitled to the appellation: -
A good joke took place at Litchfield last
Sunday. A congregation, which some time
past has been meeting in their chapel, 'met
on that day in the church again. An
individual in- town not knowing that the
church was in use, wished to enter it to ob-
tain a book, and, supposing it to be locked,
went to oneof the side windows, raised it,
and while the astonished congregation gazed‘
fit the apparition, proceeded to elevate him-
self. until he was able to throwmno leg across
the sill. Here he paused to take breath, and
suddenly came to' a realizing sense of his
true condition and vanished without waiting
to make any explanation ofhis peculiar pro-
ceeding. . . .
1.9+“
—A11 Iowa p'aper, intending to tell us
that a prisoner had escaped, says. “ The
constable and the prisoner disagreed as to
which was the best route, and, as the pri_s
oner has not been heard from since, it is
s apposed that he took the wrong road.”
—T-heAllm1'ra' Gazette so i: " The entire
gift of Ezra Cornell to the omell University
will amount to about $2200,000. Twenty
years or so am, Ezra could not 11y his gro-
cer’s bill. ” Upon which the 01d Bee re-
marks. “Those who can ’t pay ocer’ s bills
can therefore take courage, an grocers who
trust may 100k for their reward twenty years
:Hhence
—Judge——, who' 13 between scv3nty and
eighty. speaks pleasantly of the passing awa
of the “ old schoOl gentlemen. ” Says he. “
was born at the wrong time. When I was
Nyoun 0‘ aman, ung ‘men were ofno account.
ow I am 01 ,‘I find old' nic'n are 01' no ac-
count.’ . a -.
-’C'ap lain Willem Willcox' formerly
cap tam 161‘}.th cleaniers City- Of Baton and
the 0113 ofLavvrcnce, committed suicide by
jumping overboard from the Ci Boston,
on hernown Aj-nsi 00m .'New
Monday night: e had been much depress-
ed 1n spirits for some time past, and ll'equent~
1y expressed a desire to be rid of the troubles
and vexations of this life. He gave his
watch and the keys of his trunks to some
friends, with the reunt that they would
give them to his wife. His hat and cane
were found on the after deck of the boat.
He was fifty-seven years of age and uni-
ve'rsally respected.
——-——+¢.¢+———
'W’Go to Sc'ofiéld & Barnum' s for your
Spring Dress Goods.
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0
HAL'IBu're—These fish have been more
tlni we have known them for many years,
and many have been taken in boats from the
shore and Siasconset. L—Nantucket Mirror.
————--———.—¢.
How poor, how rich, 110w abject. how august,
110w com1;l.cate, l'nw wonderful is maul -
Au heir of glory, a frail child of the dust.
To day 31211113111, buoyant with health dancing
1n .ekery. vein. 10-m01'10w writhing .
Like a crushed worm in agony y.
A little adulteration of food to gratify his
brother' 3 cupidity, lays this helpless' immor-
tal' 1n the dust. BeWarc of what you eat.
Geld Medal Saleratus is chemica 1y pure
and healthy. All good housewifes use it.
HY WILL YOU DIE. —-'Conklln’s Pastlles cures
Consumption, Bronchitis, ll'oars'eaess,‘ Asth-
«mu, 001119113; 1 olds. Catarrh, Group, Sore Throat",
Disagreeab. c Breath, 'lightness' of the Chest, Difficul-
ty of llieathiug, &C.' Public Speakers and Singers
will llnrl them unrivalled for cleaning the voice. Price
‘25 cents per box. For sale by
31114 UllLE 11808., 11 Main Street.
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MYSTEIlY.—Any 1person sending 113. their ad-
dress with 25 cents aclosed, will receive by mail
the name and caiIte-de-vlsile of their future wife or
husband. (Bin-1) REEVES 1f; 00.,“ Nassau BtuN. Y
WOW-—
HRLMBOLD’S EXTRACT SAnSAPARlLLA clean-
:33 and renovalss toe blood, instills the vigor of
health into the system, and purges out the humus
that make dlsease.
'Hfi
S 11131193111111. The dose' 13 small. -
at c a larva quantity and large dose of 3331113213191?
THOSE WHO DESIR
_ . E BRILL! ANDY OF 001“-
PLExION must purify and enrich the blood, which
_1_l_n:.nnoun' 3 Case 11113. (ran Exmwr Smear-11311.1. A
Take no other.
.- IN THESPRINGMONTHS,1110 s stem not 11
.nqdorgoosl' shapes, and HIEEDOLD’: 11.93“"8‘03.
mi'in’s‘omr 5333131111113 ts 011'
at MWW
l
. man, Jeweler, South
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Eden on -
plentiful round our island the present spring .
QUANTITY 1:3. QUALITY. 11mm. Exnac'r '
' Y0 'M0"Co A0 Of NOMIH. '
REE READING KODAK—Open frDln '1 o’clock,
PIANO ANB SINGING.—WILLIAM woo».
ProfessorA 01 Music, will give lessons, on mod-
erate terms. ppsy at the first house south of the
licth0d1st church oath Norwalk.
MISS M. M. SMITH,
Teacher ofsmglng and the Plano Forte
SINGING tau Eh: according to Bmlnl’s most ap-
proved metg 0d. Particular attention given to
1113 Development and Cultivation of the voice. The
course of instruction will bespcclall adapted to Chair
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WOODRUFF 'ce 0' ' a“ 0' tl'B
MISS LILLY DYER
museum: on THE
PIANO FORTE,
would receive a few more pupils either at her residence
or that of the pupil. The very best relbrence given
0.12 and $15 per form. .
MISS L. DYER, High Street,
Norwalk, Conn.
5m10
A
INSTRUCTION IN
OIL PAINTING, DRAWING,
I AND .
MUSIC, Vocal and Instrumental.
. BY KISS MaBARNll'S.»
Studio, Phenol! Block, Norw'alk, Ct.
11113. 11. 1.. cowann,
An experienced Teacher of the
: . 11
PLAN '0 FORTE,
ill 1 h 1 0d G d i' F0? Sale.
w rece ve sc o are on m crate terms. on re a NF. OR TWO Rocxfiw'AY. CARRIAGES.
ences given. Enquirea 1110A Alpp y to FORGE 1:1. HANDLE,
111114 MRS. DR. PRICH'ARD'S, South Norwalk. Win nlpauk, Conn.
NORWALK GRE'I‘ MILL.
A 1'., 1.09 o’clock,1’.ll “0°?" Bulld- Grist “111,18 prepare 91 DVD kind of
M i 'dE c' if“ Lgc ,, 1 grain for customers and fumls pb 01 kinds of
99.- 99 W” ”‘ ""' 9999. 999.99; 99...: 9 ....99
January 11,91 11'! a 1 'mmvrs.’
SOMETHING NEW.
PATENT SEWING MACHINES.
With Bolster Attachment.
THIS MACHINE has no equal in the Iarkot for
Famllf Sewmg. Manufactnrla, and 11131111.
Work.1nak 11g aDouble Lock Stich 0m two spools
without shuttle 0r bobbin It. Will hem, fell, tuck,
braid. quilt, cord, bind and embroider. akes ten
varltles of stlches. It: simplicity is its great. merit.
it. cannot be turned backward, or new wrong. It can
be comprehended by the most inexperienced in 0 few
minutes time. It is oneM of. the 11100111013010» and 110-
arable Faint] aching lad. the world. It
needs only to 8016'» prices
lower than evégse 13°13: «km
11. 1131111110 FITCH, Ann's,
‘ DOWN rows.
, 31911130, summon.
JUST received a large and well selected 3t0¢k of '
01 the latest styles for the 1! tea 0 in in
ulceline of 311 11g '1' c 61330
Children’ 3 111: Misses’ Colored Shoes
_: directll'om Boston.
CUSTOM WORK
0' all styles made at the shortest notice: 0130, Repair
113 neatly done by experienced workmen at
-Go 00 HEEL“, . 1
Main Street, Norwslk.
2'1!
INSTRUCTION, IN MUSIC.
The class in VOCAL MUSIC in
Miss Beecher-3’ School
will be resumed 031119111. Arrangements have been
made to 3000mm are those not connected with the
School who wish instruction in Voca llution. Fol
tBelrmg, etc., apply at the School Rooms, Phoeuli
oc .
Fred. H. Nash,
(0rganists,'St. Paul’s'Church,)
TEACHER OF MUSIC
In all I1.3 branches. A limited number ofpuplls attend-
ed to on and 3031' May Int, 18“ Pianos tuned at
usual rates. Broken strings replaced, 01c.
IANO FOR SALE.—A brilliant toned Rose- '
provements, will be sol chea
removing. Address PIANI
Norwalk.
EW CAlBNB'l‘ ORGAN For 3310801113121“-
A‘13P J00 . -
PIANO TUNING.
I expect to be in Norwalk between
the 201.11 and 31111 of this month, for the
purpose of main and repairing Pianos
and will call on a I my present custo-
and all others who will leave theirc orders with
gs a: Newklrk N orwaik, or withc .11. Gram-
Norwalk. s'rErnE'N 3.111111.
New Haven, Apr119,1809. . 2115
80011 Potatoes for Sale.
GENUINE 113111113013, Goodrich and Prince A1-
bert, at 81. 00 per bushel.
A130,:1 square box two-seated Wagon, in d or-
der, suitable for a depot wagon or grocer.
41.918 DONNA”
I EARLY 11.0311 POTATOE.
The Best Early Palace in the Market.
' BE SURE AND GET THE GENUINE...
E EXPERIENCE 0f the past season fully con-
firms all that was claimed for this new variety
when am ofi‘ercd last spring. Well ripened tubers .
were exhibited at the Massachusetts Horticultural and
New Jersey State Agricultural Socieues the last week
in Junegr mm in nine v'veeks in the open round, 1‘01-
which a fiver Medal was awarded by the armor, and
a special prize by the latter. Repeated instances are
mentioned wheré the yield has been over 4 .0 bushels
to the acre. Desirous 0f still further introducing the
ultivation of this veg valuable potatoe, I will sell 11
limited quantity at 3 following rates-cash to ac-
companv the order:
Due pound by mail. 75 cents.
Three “ “ 500.
One peck by express,
Buyer paying charges. A130, 100 1111311313 Harrison, of
up as the owncrls about.
T, Post Office, 8011th
me
Jenn
6
my own growing, fine assorted t.
One ck, '15 cents
One 031131.150
One barrel,
7.00
G. H. HOLDEN, South Norwalk. Ct.,
38 Five Mile River.
OTICE. —The subscriber will sell 25 shares of
Stock of. the F1311 AND 011. 00.. of Norwalk, at
a bargain if cal1 for soon.
6111 ' ISAAC SELLECK._ .
Seed Oats,
GLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED at
GEORGE O. KEELER & BR0.
1
One Y..." Later!
GRAND
DRY GOODS
31111111911133.
Rousing . Opportunities.
5,000, _Vllollars V'Wortll
'1 Dress Goods
Just received from one of the 131' est ImpOx-tcr's- 011
Broadway, consisting of the very C oicest and Latest
SPRING STYLES.
Also, a large amount of
. .
. FRINGES,
0111193,
SATIN QUILLING,
AND 3113130113,
and an immense quantity of
AND FANCY 1300113,.
added to our already good stock: 3110f which we
will sell at fabulously low rates; Our department of
WHITE GOODS
is complete. Our
1'? ELI-N 11's.
for beauty and quality cannot be excelled. Our
Carpets
are the best but cheap. We will ofi'er inducements
during the Spring far greaterthau ever before. We
would invite our friends and the public to come and
see us. We have greatly enlgarged the StB're as we]
as the Stock, 30 as to accommodate the public. and
will warrant all Goods to be unrepresented. We will
111-gs none to buy, but will be gladto have 311 call and
mine the most
Fashionable Stock or
DRY»GOODS
ever offered for sale in N 01119le
CAMP .sr. KYTE, 1
. UPPER END OF MAIN STREET.
19. 351311111 Profit is on Moat.
l
9 wood Plano nearl new, with all modern lm- .
Yankee Notions,
No Excuse
FOR not having some kind of a likeness of .
Father or Mother, Sister or Brother. At the
Cheap Picture Gallery. Main 'Sti'eet, over Holmes'
Grace cry ‘-
They make 4 Gems for 30
u ' 1 :3
“ “ cttes for ‘ '
“ 9 Cards for
of 4 u for
Vlgn . .
Also, Main-01%:An in 03303111 great variety.1 Lock-v
'et Cases 0v it]: 0 above can be taken-
and finished” in a‘ fcv'v minutes. Bomber f you
nave but 0113 arm cheapest 30111.0! a deceased friend
it can be Photographedw and eats £3331. skillful artists.
2114 NE ECKWITB. -'
SPRING TRADEIOF 1,1369},
1). .1. 31111011 a. co,
Havln 311 cd and remodeledtheirstorcba -
ed the arg'gtgstock of W open
DRY GOODS,
.READYMADECLOTHING.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ‘MATTINGS,
'WINDQW SHADES, WALL PAV-
PERS, BOOTS 1283038,
'cver ofi‘ered in this vicinity.
9000 Yards Remnants of Calico,
Good Cloth and Fast C3lors, at 10 cents per
yam
50 Dozen m N ' ins", at $2. 50
I per dozen, worth 3. 50.
1000 Yards Carpeting from Auction
Very Cheap.
300 Yards Bl’k Alpaca from Auction,
at '40 cents per yard, v'v'orth' 50 cents.
We offer a Bargain' 1n Gro Grain Black
Silk, at $2. 00 per yard-
A very extensive stock of Cloth], Cass!
11101933 and Ready-Made Clothing,
in which we offer many Bargains.
50 Pieces Spring Can-111101903713 New
Styles, as low not low'er than ever before.
3000 Pieces Wall Paper" m nearly 100
different patterns.
A very large assortment 'of Roots and
Shoes,- for Men, Women and Children,-
many of them from Auctionat Bargains.
We are prepared to make Clothln lo .
order in the best manner, and at p ces
which defy competition.
N. B. —All Cloths purchasedof us for Clothin
be cut free of expense to the purchaser. We
an examination of our sink.
Weslport, April 10m, 1869.
,will
'vite
GROOERIES.
The undersigned having taken the Store '
No. 3, JAMES’ BLOCK
hve
Restocked
the same with a great variety of'tbe
BEST 01100111113113,"
that can be found in the market. We hereby call the
attention of the public to the choice selection of
111.13, ' 311111118,
which we will constantly keep on hand, and which
we will sell at .
'The Very Lowest Cash Prices.—
We respectfully solicit a share 0f the Public 'pat-
ronage, and will do all in our power to please those
who favor as with: call.
FAHY a; T'IERNE'Y.
N. B. —'l‘be former patrons of this store would do
well to step in and see our stock of
Norwalk, April 131, 1889. lmlfVI
Don’t Fall to Read This. '
If you are in want of. anyt'hl'ilgln
H. H. Wellman" 3;
use or -
.FAN CY GOODS,
STATIONERY,
AND ..
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
nearly all kinds are kept constantly on band: 3130,
Sheet. Muslc ,
Music Books,
and Musical Instructors,
If not on hand they can be obtained at short notice
All: 3 tyles of
Trunks, Traveling Bags & Satchels;
When will be sold as cheap as they can be formally-
waste.
PORTABLE WRITING DESKS,
AND Pon'u'omos,
or the Best Quality.
PORTMONIES 61 MONEY BAGS;
wk1111611110311. andas cheap as they can be found 3103-:
smnnosc'opro GLASSES 3 VIEW
. OPERA, MAGMFYING AND; SPY-
. 011.43.91.73, PHOTOGAPEIUAL-
1217113, 0.1.111) PIO- I.
TUB'ES PLDA A'YING'AND
- 7131171170 canoe,
0173351117 EN, .3
. 011301719193,
. MMNOEBII
BA OKGAMgNae 0191312130
'GOLD AND STEEL ransom
SILVER- moms, INELIB
PENS AND Persons,
. 113111130113; filer}.
00113311111331:
191019 011113: '
. Flowers, “0113,3011 [03331 El-
' ‘ 111' any styled! mt, "
SEWING MACHINES
arm, aovsaa nurse’s “mesa
wusos ,nsnrmua FANI‘ON’H,‘ wrucox
'6 clubs 'and the celebrated AME ANBUTTON
1101.3 and ovsasnammo. 113011133. rm: 111-
‘ 011103 does every variety of sewing. awnd takes the-
Wlllou. Any
lama klndor catfish as the Wheelcré
uncut-Illa 303010 30011! owindowillto
OWWVMNWWOW.
TEE 31111301911131 ha'vln paycbmd 'tbe' N'o'rwslk "
WAGENER MANUFACTURING: COMPANY’S
Lately occupied by Mr. Curtis Morehouse, deceased:L
Coffees, 81110331013... '
Games CPuzzels iii Yurib y; "
00113110015 "BROS.
.1 “Mn"...aymagmem stock of '
CLOTHING
you run ~
Spring Trade,
Which'tbey om at Prices
DENYING COMPETITION;
are earnestly 111le um unblock before pur-
chasing snowball). 'l'bc Wm we 011315
in our line are those :- '
lat—The completeness of 0111' stock, cm-'
bracing all grades m the CHEAPEST to
the FINEST IMPORTED'GOODS.
2nd. —Being Manufacturedunder our Own
personal supervision for the Jobbing and Re
Jail Trade, particular attention is paid to the
TRIMMING, MAKING and STYLE.
8rd. --Oar nusurpassed facilities for selling
' clothing at 01030 figures, we think,: is estab- .
g lished beyond a- doubt; and we not only
guarantee our goodsto be as LOW, —IF NOT
LOWER-e113 can be b‘odght' 1n this Market,
-but as low as can be found in the New York ,
' Market.
SATINET SUITS,
31. as. «V 35. slog .'
BUSINESS sun's.
013 50, 014 00, 310, 019, 000,
.031, 033, 035.
Dress Suits, 9
‘I 095. 330,- 095.1401
.. I.
29mm bum
AT' ALL PRICES.
.1 1,313 and elegant mum
Spring Wei-coats
Ranging inprlces 00111 08 50 to $16. 0111'
Heavy Lined Salinet Pants at $1.50
mutual-111.112 311031). In our
1
Gents’ Barnum-{60008
30.411193," and
Kara... .
. ears, “
mum. '
AND 1124 mums 3.103
3
We would call'plrtlenhr' " attention to our
Tmaongnp.
one: will be and tobolbslargcstin on.“
priasulowsotbclowut.
01111 1911103 ran 31.1..
"m
' mwadvmsndadbentoltrlcfly. ' '
Term- O'aoh-
Comstock Bros,
Dibblo’l Bleak, 011111101113 Block,
tom ”WALK. NDBWALI BRIDGE.
1
'who are Agents for the Town of Norwalk
and Vicinity. Circulars Free. Call or send
for one. .
I . 1300'. A, "
S P R I N G- .
Carpets,
' mm W10
Paola: Belts, Theodore Nileofiu
Department, in which we devote 0 great deal of can .
and attention, will be found constantly on band a
'com'plcte assortment of .
3303x333,
..-\'
Dealers in
an .9... 3011111111113
11 11111111011111 111111
In 1111111 Ware,
WOOD, WILLOW
- And all kinds of
IRON HOLLOW WARE
' ENAMELED GROUND AND 191.1113.
I '_ Msnuheturé's and Jobbers in '
Till, 311331 . 13011 AND 001919311
Brooms, Mats, Brushes, Sad Irons, Brittania
. Planished, Tin and. Decorated Wares of
all kinds.
filler-en’s Patent Well Clubs,
in fact all that comprises a well selected and
well filled
Post Class Jobbing Shop
having 'just stocked up for the Spring Trade. '
' I“ Now is the 111110 100311.; ‘
Fire 1 Fuel Fire!
: ”curate.
No building nad be without an efi'ective
FIRE APPARATUS,
at a trifling cost. The above cut represents
one of
Howell’s Celebrated Fire Engine, Deep Well
and Ivbrce Pumps,
Anti-freezing, and so easily opérated that a'
child may draw water therefrom. A hose
ma be attached and a fire extinguished in
F. H. NASH & BROTHERS,
Oil Cloths,
' Mattings,
FOR
Churches, 001000, [100303, Dwell-
ings, Hotels, Steamboau, &c.
The urgent stock of superior Goods at the lowest
. 03311 Prices. ,
Goons rum!) AND nor DOWN.
wnohnssna and RETAIL 11: the Stores .3 Lofts of
GEO. B. L.’ BYATT,
m CANAL avatar, and 31 nowm s
A few D001- Bast 01 Broadway. 1
l
".
.3:
l
Gaels-den and.
so: see by' n. 11. c c. 3. mowrrr. I
J. H. HOLLY,
DAILY MERGER between Norwalk
and New York, collects and pays bills, buys and
orders, and dehvcr's small parcels to any part off the
Orders may be leftBe at 1.. Wood’- Jewelry store,
311de Peektb Belts Drug store, 80. Non-
lleave “Nil-wahrn. on the 7.45 a. m. wit:
m’ Joh'n'r '11. Smith.
(lb—urges reasonable.
HY GAWTS ARE
110001111
Also a 131
made for t e Bank of N orwa
than half of the orlglnal cost.
SIGN. those in want of any of the above article's
will find it to their advantage to call immediately.
mas
333911 01131011 weak:
IHRMEN’I‘S 'ARE MADE EQUAL TO THE
CUSTOM WORK!
CAN AFFOR DTO AND WILL SELL BETTER
1113311131301: LESS HONEY THAN ANY OTHER
CANAFI’O AND WILL SELL BETTER
lggglslgmfl HONEY THAN ANY OTHER
Quick 31163111311311 Profits II
Important Natlee.
Jacob Turk
'mcnnnronmsnmos'ronnmn ' "
AT _- EE-PIIOEQ .-.-.. ,
.; I". 9:" . '3 -’: 9:: Ff:
. . .I. .,. .I .1: -' 1. . 4,, «,1 '
Than the 3111111: (3001133011 11061111111 at any atheroplccc
3330111110111:
I have 0130011 band ocholce
CLOTHS
OAHSIMER'ES
I must—31333.
Watch 1 .1111 make to'order mm
Latest Styles,
undatprlces' ' '
fa? 61911301: 1391-.
Lower than any other House.
GIVE MEACALLONEANDAIL
Jacob Turk.
MIY EXPENSES ARE VERY SMALL! .MY STOCK
BETTER TRIMMED THAN EVER!
nlrsgxrnnsus ARE VERY SMALL! hllY STOCK
BETTER TRIMMED THAN EVER
MY GARMENTS ARE MADE EQUAL TO THE
BEST CUSTOM WORK!
GA RMENTS ARE MADE EQUAL TO THE
MY
BEST CUSTOM WORK.
a s on time. One can be' seen in operation CAN. mom) 'ro ,
at the store ofv . "(1131615): IFDR LESSM 0m THAN ANY
CAN AFFORD TO AND 'WILL SELL BETTER
GOODS ANY OTHER
FOR LESSMONEY THAN
OF
(101.11 & SILVER;
W ABE
At Cost Prio'e.
THE subscriber having decided to stock the space
now occupier: a; 0 Jewelry Department, With a
regular assortmeu
BOOKS it STATIONERY,
' willsellwtbefollovvlng articles at
Flawer Seeds, . . Wholesale Cost Price».
‘ . A good assortment of .
, ' ' LAD' IES’ AND GENTS’GO GOLDAND SIL-
A FULL AESDRTHENT, VER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS,
RINGS. PINS, SLEEVE BUT-
T0 S, CHARMS ,fiCq GOLD
VER AND STEEL
sSPECKS, SILVER &_
._ PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS, Arc.
301101.313 11110011 sun,
will be sold. 311333
130 a new WATC CH
E. Blackman,
Wall Street, 21111 store Eastpf New Bank.
w. H. 3129011113.]
Merchalitfl‘ailer,
A 3111-3 Cure for
CONSUMPTION .I.
LAD twelve
better work in two hours with the celebrated improved
“PIRRI SEWING: WI:
13801» are heading over their sewing from
to fifteen 110115.030 lit do more and
'siytzi'i
Hundreds in". them and will recomm'cnd' them. ,Any
person can one 0".000 on sews for
a 11 many rav’wnnnr or 1.1119
r1111 ACHINFy PAY FOR ITSFLF. Call and sec
-, I. :BLAC
Q
113113 301131. To rm:
DWILL SELL BI'I'I‘ERI
OTHER
“31133333313113 i'im'. ' K -
. mamsamnnrhms ' ursroc ".19 '
..u
' ~ . '5'»'..".‘;'£ ".’....' 2..
.‘Olferat . V. ,1
. ‘q . _ 1 -».' .. _-', 1
5'
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
0F
WINDOW 3330113
nevus ' ' ' . 7 ‘ '
’ . .Wan Paper,
”91°“ 9.99.9391 991.939.999.9931999'9 '99 - '
. v m r- A130 3. full assortment of . 1 .
Heatersdlanges, Stoves dz Furnaces 5,993,591,931?me ,,,,,,,_,,,mm” m, 3°99 1' \
' of all ln'nds. ‘ ‘ " " "' ' ' ' ' Hartman, .
Lamps and Lanterns' 1n great variety. Cast ' - . ~ ' , 31m ' " I ,, ' --
Iron Sinks and Plumbers Materials. Lift- Gent. a .B?y. Paints, .
, and 30198. Pumps, Sheet Lead and V , . ' , V .11 , . 0118,
LeadPlpe,TilePipe,withTrap3, - , _ N. . .
.. ”A": mm" Md“ 5“" CLQTHI 2 G', Glass, 810.
House- at 81111111111
.Of every description executed with promptness 1111110
f manner.
new 1.100113, 113w 311111
On after April lst,
Kellogg Bros”
.Will 003111) the store 0f Geo. Marvin, on Main Street
110w occdcd cdby A. C. Arnold, where' they will keep
a well selected assortment of
Builders’v 111111111 1611111111119?
'1' O O In S . ‘
1101131: 0 SIGN rammo s PAPER assume
in all their branches will be carried' 011' under 1.113311-
Mr. Marvln' as formerly, until further
HARDWARE
THEM outlier-l
F'HI‘C ,Waslllngt 011 Street,
Ireprepam'l.t1 to 311ppwl'ys the public with a general as-
sortment 0f
I-P‘AINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS,— TABLE
' CUTLERY, &C_.,OC. ‘ " -
W. C» QUIET” & (30.
Warn: 0. - . Maxim. .'_
songs Norma. 113101111869. ' 11'
THE PEOPLE’S
c o .23. I. Y A. 1:: :D .
Coal, Wood 61 Mason’s Building
MATERIALS.
THEM subscriber mmhaving 1131! along experienceln
thcabovc ed'buslncss, “kl" havin z 311 rlor.
facilities for procuring the bestkl 1163 of C
be, at. the lowest market. rates, would
tides in his line before purchasing eliewhe 8013-,
plea of coal and. slate will be kept at the '00 Stine
of JAMES U. CARIER, Main Street. All 0 left
there will meet with prompt attention.
CHARLES '1‘. LEONARD, 7
warns swans,- nonwank.
, G. 31.111031, ,
- : Late of Broadway, New York,
ctr’r's, 3113119003, and DRESSES LAIDBS’ 1111111
in all styles. He also has a large assortment of '
' flotilla, Bands; Pan‘s, Switches, Curls,
$3,000 WORTH
or any of these articles made to order. Come and see
Drugs 81 Medicines
By the tunpackage or 10151:.me131111‘01 richliglgccegid
PLANTATION ' nimg'
nmmnms 11191111133, '
LANGLEY’S Hm,
green, Wino ‘Blttcrs,
80110111. Wino Bitter-0,
'Afifiwood’l 0" Bitters, ,
' I'Iooflan'a’s Bitters,
Rocky axon-12.111 Bitters,
Old Sachem Blacks,
so, 33.301331... WHOLESALE 3 1131311., by ' V
11111.11: 111103;. Dr'n'gglst, 11 113111 St.'
Rubber Gloves. ;
_-.EVERY LADY should have a pair for thezsgpg'
Gardening. For sale at UnLF BR -
22 DIMNT FLA'9%'£E BROS.
Arm assortment or PATENT 1.1011333
mummy, 303193, 1111031133 6116 11931101?
000113, :1 1111111. 111103.- .:
ACKMAN’S 3110111139. A superior ar-
BL liclo I): b13011: 'cl B .the s 10 box
doic'fi'or‘gro'ss. 1g “M‘UBL'E y BROTHERS. '
UH“ “05?. COUOAN U'l‘ OIL.
HIGHLY PERFUMED. A neatflpreparatlon for
dressing the hair. Bythe bot e or 11030116381.
‘
Blue’s Medicated Cocoa Cream.
FOR 0% 11300331111 Face,Sore'1.i£11,|811nl>11r11‘i
Mtorcn'de'r'thcs
smooth. lsfin
lyperfum audio lnw‘nveuicnt fimn‘
forthctollet. eFemale at HLEBROS.
' 00113031111011 Downtime-input up 111E“...
o the bestma
Wanted preparedlk m 3301'
superior article. 3-A
’ed 113le1’ taken the store recently .
31111113339 and Cal-130113019? moors", . '_
respectfully
call the attention of the public to 1113: Yard for all n— .
yonpurchsse all here 0133. At E. AP- '
PILLS”. under Mltcbcll’s srket. Ladies attended
to at their residences. '
can: Duos-anus. "
No. 11 lllalnStr'cé't, Norwalk, 0:. '-
0111431 80.4-N01walk l
FLAVORING- EXTRACTS . _
Nq I)!» VIATiQNo ‘ '
' m Norwalk. Conn.
ANDDEALERIN
311311011" 3'1 111110111 ram .1111) FR-
mess, on 11001191, 1.3001133,“ Warrmo
nouns, 19133300113, 11111111113, 31.391113. ms,
1911110113, warms 1111133111111" 110011.403,
Co, Co. at .Wboleule million“. .
s.' BLACKMAN
‘.,..-.AI1
Extract Lemon and Vanilla,
meme, 133113011 31133331111131.1001.
9 a... ., 099.9...099 .9999
AL 110 «be. 3 up eners nan-
01103180, suit purchaser's, 11115838.
Ollltl‘llmaA NEW.
£3. WBBRRY WINE.
via; the delicious flavor of the 0111.1,” at
BROS.
PARLOR ORGANS
'1‘ no!“ looti- nun}. at
.‘r
._. v.
' Wh (re-ale Price-'3'
. . Music Boxes, 0130.
'E'. 31613an
_ 1011.319 aurrcnsss -
m.mcrs.
-1_
,(,_V_._M,,,.. .‘..:~...-.x........~-—.
A! E. RLAOW’I.
robknrcu'rmar so
mACT MON & VANILLA; Hith-
LIE
concentrated and of 3111er liver. 3’31 the
8311131330103 0r dozen. UHLE BBO‘x O. .
nmvs TAR”
11’ 3111111: 19019, mg; Colds
11113 33103..
COUCH SYRUPS, W0 M SYWPS
'. TBUSSL'S, Shoulder Braces, Rubber Gloves
Flesh- Bruce, Rubber Tubing, Sponges, Pocket.
Hand Glasses, French Plate Bfind Glasses.
BRO].
Sow!" muons-0.3115113111101111 1136 u.
BROS.,11 Main St.
; . Perfumery and
description at
Toilet Articles, ofcvcry
.UHLE 11308.,11 Main St.
China Boll Ineads,
‘ A1 11111.11 111103..
11 Main 31.
LPl EMON,
Sup orlOr Flavoring Extracts;
Vanilla Orange, Strawberry ,Raspberry y,
pie, Rose, Bitter Almond, Pe'acb, Nutmeg.
. 0013a,“ PtAppge, Pear, Cinnamon. Gums-m Quince, and
111-sauna.
. . , mmUNTB MERCHANTS lllpplled fit'New ork'
"' ' A ' ‘ I 'PIRFUm Y . - measure: an
' .‘ _ ‘ ., .' .. . I " ': .99. .21.? "" .1 oggégémeMm-ommm 011171121911!
twin-11111111191 .... .- ., mm .
'. ' ' . ‘ " ' 011.3 32/" ,. Toilet Comb OPBI'IIIII.
. —. . 2 00m . .‘ 1. _ ‘ CallatUBLE-BBOS.,thebest alsOrtmcntin town.
. '_ -;. .. m " cBotlles
' BRUSHES . " A! I ' WEEDS Drugfllsltim St.
' PORTMONIES,‘ ' g '
To Country Merchants.
soul Salts, Sulphur,
,at N. Y. rices.
-IBlueing". Castor 011, Sweet
00. of first 1nquality, by the
mild-162133..
ma
21311.13 1311-93311 or: .3. 3.
V...§ ‘
Instantly 11111111111111ch
' : , ‘11-o-
cfi-iNA, "31.133,
rm & WOODEN WARE.
Leather and Paper Macho 9903111
in short, to articles of- every description. could' cud
worth while to be beautifiod and made attractlvo,
and time increased in value by this, new process.
Designs for sale, and'finmoflom
cau. sun Exam“.
«1
Just iElgoeiiredl
4m 929003.09;
WHITE GRANITE,
. , , Tabla. Class. W310,
'Whlcliwlll he Ioliat a
REDUCED P1111311.
‘- MENTION!
; Al1'persons in favor of, or'oppoud' to the
NEW our on.“ : 'l‘BR
Knapp it I Diekerman’s '
3111110 1111.111.
DryDo‘o‘ds' «Notions,
. .‘ Groceries,
Crockery,
l-louso Furnishing Coodo,&c': .
Ourstoek of
11111133 000113, 1 _ 1
0011333103,. '
'ms? -.
' 336993-
‘ ' ' 031119111330.
is now complete and we feel confident will con
favorably with any in price and quality. pare
01m maroon 031111131111 000113
. _ , .
Séliinfiaét‘ 00-11.,
' A follllncofétbe celebrated I
331111.333 m erovrs.
Another large involoo'of-tbosc about
I "1,.
1'. v,., M... ~ .
just received 111131 a... the which we 0(-
atpfleis‘ that «Waco.
Finest 001011: $1.00 110: 111.
11137;." I.
We shall recelvz'about this“! link an arm'-
sivo W501;
Children’s Carriages,
. m~ r"
Dar-tack of
CROCKERY, WOOD. AND WILLOW
mimum, BASKETS, BRUSHES,
so. .30., cc '
is 111130 swam-'31” mmablflo.
“Elwhomyfammwltbac “we ‘ '
7.: r»-
_ mm a DICKERIAN.
mm It. I“. up.
Norwalk Chronicler