Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, June 29, 1869 · page 3

‘ State Senate.

’ ing, June 25, 1869, the following named:

. sell, Jr., Foreman;

' 'et-book found on the body led to the identi-

' for the five months ending J tine 1st, were

_ in about two weeks.

‘ Ass't; Chas. W. Smith, Sec'y; Wm. D. Laney,

glatwalli Gazette.

 

 

~_ Tuesday, June 29, 1869.
PAIBFIELD COUNTY ITEMS.

 

 

RIDGEFIELD.

The first Festival of the Ridgefield Floral
Society, was liolden at Jones’ Hall, on Wed-
nesday Evening, June 23d. The following
premiums were awarded :

Best Boquet of Cultivated Flowers, Miss

Mary F. Platt , $3.00

2d Mrs. CBH. Kendall, - 2.50
3d Mrs. Amos Northrop, - 1.50
4th Mrs. Jeremiah Bennett, - 1-00
Dis. Mrs. George Haiglit, - .75
"‘ Miss Isadora P. Keeler, - -75
“ Mrs. Frank R. Hunt, - -75
“ Miss Sarah A Keelor, - -75
“ Mrs Abram Holmes, - ~75
“ Miss Mary G. Wakeinan - .75
“ Mrs. Edward J. Couch, ' 375

Best Boquctof Wild Flowers, H's Amos

Northrop, — 3200
2d Master James Platt, - 1.00
Dis. John H. Olmstead. . 1.00

Best Boquet of Mixed Flowers, Mrs. Jere-
miah Bennett, $23.00
Best collection of Pot Plants, Mrs. Jeremiah
' Bennett, $2.00
2d Mrs. C. H. Kendall, $1.00
Largest and best quart of Strawberries,
Mess-Smith & Mallory,So.Norwalk 1.00
2d Nelson Fancher, .50
Dis. Alfred Platt, . .25
D. Surrn Snow, Sec.
EDWARD H. SMITH, Pres. ‘

 

WESTON.

A Strawberry Festival and Fair by the
Congregational Sunday School is to be held
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings next
in the large school room of the Weston
Boarding School. ‘ i

' WESTPORT.
DEAR EDITORS:
Members of the C. C. S. 0. G. G Society!
ATTENTION! »
The glorious Fourth or Fifth'of July ap-'
proaches, and it is proper to celebrate that
event in a patriotic and becoming manner.
The following is respectfully referred to your
calm consideration:
_ GENERAL ORDER, NO. 1.
_ .In pursuance Of General Order, No. 1, is-

i .

, sued from these head-quarters, you are

barely commanded to appear in person,
each and every one of you, dressed in ap-
Lnrqpriiatc habiliments, and armed with such
weapons as you may be able to obtain, on

Ch: morning of July 5th, 1809,“ 8% o’clock. :

NonmempliaDCe with this order, or disobe-
dience in any way, will subject the guilty
party, either to cashiering, or dishonorable
discharge from the service. For Order,
Qumran, General Commanding.
'SrLiioum, Got. in charge, and Asst. Adjt,
At the sound of the guest “ Hugafii" WhiCh
"will be blown in the morning at 7% o’clock,
every member of C. K. S. G- G. Society will
assemble in fiont of Gray’s HOWE for bat-
talion, OT’such drill as may be Required.
Instructions for the day will at 9"“ time
be promulgated.
NOTICE l—Mcmbcrs are expected to fur-
nish their own rations, their personal on ‘fit
and pay their own expenses. ' i
it will be desirable for a large number of
patriotic citizens to assist in the demonstra-
tions. (These are required to help defray
the bills.) To such of you citizens as may
decide to participate, (and we hope there
will not be a few,) a word of advice may be
expedient, as you are ignorant of military
tactics. You will assemble in front of Betts’
Hall at 9 o’clock, a. m. The note of the
“ TOM-JOHN,” (the sound of which can be
distinguished from all other sounds, by its,

A

. sweetness) will indicate when your pres—

ence is required. Let each be on time, and

fully equipped.
Or. Ser. Highhip, (by command.)

WESTPORT, June 29. ~
'Mr. J.‘ S. Jones showed us a strawberry
last week that measured 8 inches in circ'um-
trence. Mr. Chas. W. Sherwood rai sed
“one that measured 7% inches. Both ber-

‘ ties were perfect in every particular.

Arrangements for the Regatta to be sail—
ed oti‘ Cedar Point, to-morrow,are perfecting,
and the race will positively take place ifthe
weather is propitious. '

Mr. Edward Nash raised the frame of his

. new Saw Mill on Thursday last. Notwith-

standing this, the old Mill Of which he is
half-owner, and your very ‘Vliumble servant
is half-owner in charge, will be substantial-
ily repaired by putting“ up a cement dam,
Turbine Water Wheel, new carriage and
sunning works, new roof, sidings doc. The
whole expense, it is estimated, will not ex-
ceed 31,500. Gentlemen, bring on your
logs.

Thereis an immense quantity of straw—
mfies raised in Westport and vicinity.
“You will hardly believe it when I tell you,

"that, At least 4,000 quire; are picked daily
and a‘large share‘of them shipped either to
Boston or New York miirkots. Some deal-
ers have picked from .000 to 800. quarts per

.da . ~

’I‘o-the Boys, or those who have the mat-

vtar in charge, we repeat, our «last week’s
~wo51s of counsel ;.do notriiig those bells—
ithose .churcho belly; until- isunriso on the
rmoi’tlitg offlle'lith‘. It’is nonsense to ring
when audio: Do not'rcommen’co so early,-
ithat yourit'rcngih and your enthusiasm too,
,Jiill die catheters. disfitims: you actually

 

’ was to make use of them.‘ ' Let belles and

, hing of cannon _be heard at the, same time,

' a, \d then'tbepatrioticiisteuer's soul will re-

gm ‘VIV them 390 enjoy'cfilmn.
_ Th 9 Method“? Societyjle‘ld their Straw-
' A ‘ was, realizing a respec-

.. berry. Festival last each $1.50 perbottle, or 81.60 a half dozen. Man-
table ._ tum. drake Pills 85 cents a box. . C. GOODWI NM 00.,
d here at: “Hanover St. Boston, Wholesale agents. For sale

Much regret has been . _~ ' by all druggls s. 1,,

in. defeat ofthe Derby R _u. Bill in the

To each still»
have said—despair not: ' “while t.
there’s hope” "PAUL Man.

r

. . BRIDGEPORTI
The receipts of the Housatonic railroad

. ,199.97 and for the same time last ear
:193,935,25: showing an increase of- 51,-

n:

26:43. .
string and successful bu lar ‘ Was
committed Wednesday nightfgat )Henry
Wales’ coffee and spice mills, at Bridgeport,
The entrance was eflected by prying"
open the shutters Of a window in the rear
end of the store. The safe was blown open
and about $500in cash taken out. '
The Memorial Window in St. Paul’s
Church, in memory of the late Richmond M.
Richardson, has just been erected. The,
Chancel Window, 9. present from St. Thom~'
as Parish, New York, was made by Dore.-
mus, and is one of the noblest s
that noted artist. The church is'neii‘lyfl'
completed, and will probably be fini , ,d

G. A. R—At the semi—annual motin' fo'r '
.the election of officers held Thursday open-
Comrades were unanimously elected to sefie.’ ‘
for the next term of six months: . » *
~ - A. BtBeers, Post Commander,

G. A. Sta les, 8. V. Commander,

Thomas, oudren, J. V. Commander,

R. Slicers, Adjutant,

C. F. Hale, Quartermaster,

G. A. Partington, Chaplain,

A. H. Abernethy, Surgeon,

.J. F. Wales Quartermaster Sergeant,

,W. W. Walker, Officer of the Day,

:John A. Ludford, OMCer. of the Guard,

.Wm. Geibn‘er, Outside Sentinel.

.A'finiall child of Mr. John Malone, was
fun over on Saturday afternoon week, in
Barrel avenue, and hurt so seriously, that it
died Sunday afternoon. ' " ‘

Excelsior Steam Fire Engine 00., NO. 5,
elected the followin officers: L. W. Good-

lst Assistant;-Thomas K. Gormley, 2d

Treas.; David Jack, Steward. - ,

The body'of Capt Henry Allen who was
drowned on the 1st of January last by the
foundering of the schooner J. ‘R. Watson
while at anchor ofl‘ Black Rock,wss washed
ashore on Tuesda . ' The flesh had all dis-
a ared‘ from t 0 face and hands; The
b l s of hiding and other papers in the pock-

tication of the remains.

 

‘19:! soul we
“tors/s life,

men: of. and
P001 . I‘mfim

iwlnmca‘tem You are aware as Well as myself, it has

Olin H. Partridge, Jl'oi' n

the World. We su l the -

Bottle separately v? y tiadc
vercd Wire Brush.
Infant, as it keeps
ti-om acid, especia
Brush, 10 cents.
S. B
Boston, Mass.

Mr. Charles Gleason has been unanimous-
ly elected Foreman of Americus Hose 00.,
Willis Pardce, 1st Assistant; T. Sherwood,
20 Assistant; F. B. Taylor, Secret-tr ; Sam’l
L. Booth, Treasurer, and S. Blitkcnian
Steward—Standard.

. DANBURY.

Rev. D. A. Boston of Cincinnati, Ohio,
has accepted a call to the West St. Congre-
gational church, in this town. _

It. has been decided by the committee on
bridges, to build two piers £91' the White
street bridge, and to have a Single span of
about 56 feet.

There is an effort making for a grand fire
works display on, the evening of the 3d of
July. _ _

On Saturday last a girl, eight or ten years
old, could be seen promenading up and down
Main street, smoking a cigar. -

Hant‘ord B. Fairchild has bought the new
house built by George Starr on Elm street,
and which is now receiving its finishing
touches. Price $5,500.—Jefl'orsom‘an.

Bundle & White are-putting up a large
addition to their wool hat factory on River
street. The new part will be fifty feet long,
thirty feet wide, and three stories high.

_The resolution incorporating the Danbury
Library, from the sum of $10,000, bequeath-
ed for that purpose by the late Wm. A.
White, of Brooklyn, . Y., announces the
following trustees: Edgar S. Tweedy, Chas.
H. Merritt, Joseph M. Ives and Nelson L.
White. . .

The Bartram & Fanton band has accept:
ed an offer to accompany the steamer Nelly
nghite, on its excursion to New York, July

l l.

A well preserved silver piece of 1775 was

ploughed up by John Benedict, Tue;day.
’ —— ‘IF'IIICS.

STAMFORD.

The Advocate in a long letter from J. H.
Olmsted e‘xpreses the shameful and disgrace-
ful condition of the town poor house and
calls for a town meeting to be held to take
measures to immediately institute reforms
in the same.

The Citizens’ Savings Bankwillbe crgan-
.ized, on the first day of July. It is the de-
signof the Corporators to proceed ,to busi-
ness at once. '

A trotting match will take place at Wood-
side Park, July 3rd, for a purse of $100.—
Four'horses already entered. .

A PromenadeLConcert is, to be given by
'1Wlllecler & Wilson’s- band, at Seely’s Hall,

St l. ,
Austin H. Cook sold to Geo. Gaylor one
house and lot on Broad street for $7,500.

Joseph L. Leeds sold to Mary Webb one
house and lot on Clark’s Hill for $8000.

W. W. Studwcll sold to Calvin Studwell
one lot on Court streetfor $550. .

Geo. A. Hoyt sold to Edward Gououdc
one house and lot on Henry street for $1,000.

I’Vm. Y. Davenport sold to W. H. Wood,
£3001“ acres of land at Springtime for $2,-

W. C. Giun sold to Hear A. Hubbard one
house and lot on Clark’s ill for $8000.

Miles G. Moyes sold to E. T. Payne one
house and lot on Elm street for $5,200.

J. M. B. Whitton sold to J. A. Zimmer-
man two building lots at New Hope for
$800 each—Advocate“

— The name oftho engineer who run the
first “Iron Horse ” over the Pacific railroad
is George E. Booth, of Seymour, Conn.

32‘ A man hung himself in Central Park, ,
New York city, Tuesday week.
.W——— '

Beautiful Wquan. If you would be beauti-
ful, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm:

It gives apurc Blooming Complexion and restores
Youthful Beauty.

Its effects arc.gradual, natural and perfect.

It removes Redness, Blotches, and Pimples, cures
Tan, Sunburn and Freckels, and makes‘a lady of thir-
ty appear but twenty.

The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin smooth and
pearly: the eye bright and clear; the cheek glow with
the Bloom of Youth, andimparts a fresh, plump ap-
pearance to the Countcnancc. No lady need com-
plain of her Complexion when 75 cents will purchase
this delightful article.

The best article to dress the flair with is Lyon’s
Kathairon. 4t25

 

 

.W—
Sehenck’a Pulmonic Syrup,

seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure Con-
gu‘l tlon, Liver Complaint and Dyspcplsia, if taken
acco. .diug to directions. They are a l t tee to be ta-
ken at" the same time. They cleanse the stomach. re-
lax the liver and at it to work; then the appetite
becomes good; be food digests and makes good
blood; the-patient begins to grow in flesh; the dis-
eased mattP-l' ripens in the lungs, and the patient out-
we the (L'sease an?l gets well. This is the only
we to care e 0118111119 011- .

'Yo these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck, of
Philadelphia, OWes his unrivalled success in the treat-
ment of pulmonary Consumption. The Pulmonic
Svrup ripens the morbid matter in the lungs, nature
throws it off by an easy expectoration for when the
phlegm or matter is ripe a slight coutvll will throw it
off, and the'patient has rest and the filings begin to

heal.

To do this, the Seaweed'Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used to clause the stomaen and liver,
In that the Pulmonic Syrup and the food will make
good blood.

.Scbenck’s Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, re-
moving all obstructions relax the ducts of the gall
bladder, the bile starts ireely,and the liver is soon re-
lieved; the stools will show what the Pills can do:
nothing has ever been invented except enlomel (a
deadly poison which is very dangerous to use unless
with great care,)that will unlock the all bladder and
start the secretions of the liver like chcnck’s Man-
drake Pills.
Live: Complaint is one of the most prominent
causes of Consumption.
Scheuck's Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and
alternative, and the alkali in the Seaweed, which this
preparation is made of, assists the stomach to throw
out the gastrlcjuico todissolve the food with the Pul-
monie Syrup, and it is made into good blood without
fermentation or seating in the stomach.
The great reason why physicians do not cure Con-
mption is, they try to do too much; they give med-
icine to stop the cough, to stop chills, to sto night
sweats, hectic fever, and by so doing they orange
the wholedifiestive powers, locking up the secretions
and evantua y the patient sinks and dies. ,
Dr, Schenck, in his treatment, does not try to stop
the cough. nightsweats, chills or fever. Remove the
cause. they will all stop of their own accord, No
one can becured of Consumption, Liver Complaint, -
Dyspepsia, Cohan-h, Canker, Ulcerated Throat, un-
less the liver and stomach are made healthy.
‘ If a person has consumption, of course the lungs in
some way are diseased, either tubercles, abscesses,
bronchial irritation, pleura, adhesion, or the lungs
are a mass of inflammation and fast decaying. n
such cases what must be done. It is not only the an s
that are wasting, but it is the whole bod . Tge
stomach and liver have lost their power to make
blood out of food. Now the onlychance is to take
Dr. Schenck’s three medicines, which will bring up a
tone to the stomach, the patient will begin to want
food, it will eat easil and make good lood; then
the patient beg us to ga in sfleflli, and as soon as the
body begins to grow, the lungs commence to heal u ,
and the patient gets fleshy and well. This is the on y
wage cure consumption.

en there is no ungcdisesse and only Liver Com-
pilalnt and D spepsia, henck’s Seaweed Topic and

andrake Pi is are suflicient, withoutthe [Pulmonic .
Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills {scaly an bil-
lous complaints, as they are perfectly h , as.

Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health
to; many years past, and now weighs 225 pounds,
was wasted away too mere skeleton, in the very last
my of Pulmonary Consumption, his ph slclans pro-
nounced his case hopeless and abandone him to his
Into. n. was cured bv the-aforesaid medicines, and
since his recent many thousands similary afflicted
have used Dr, B anck's re aratians with the. same
‘ remarkable success, (1 rections lccompan each
lukhi it not absolutslanecessary to personal y see
1). Se enck, unless pat: tits wish their 'lun s exam-
ined, and for this purpose be is professional y at his
Principal once P lladclphls, every Saturday, where
all letters for advice mus be addressed. e is also
profession“ at No. 32 Bond Street, every other '
uesdsy, an at No. 35 Hanover Street, Boston, ev-
ery other Wednesday. He ves advice free, but for
athorohgh examination wit his Resptrometer the
8’1?" :2 85. Othce hours at each city from 9 A. M. to

 

Priceof the Pulmouic syrup and Seaweed Tonic

-——-.—l,r+-————

Wnsxmn a really valuable article is advertised it
is our pleasure, as well as credit, to make a special
notlce of it: and. such an article we take to be
“Helmhold’sFluid Extract of Buchu." As a curative
in es of diseases of the kidneys, it is the medicine.

- Elliot tastes; medicine adyetrltlleirs, 131-.
w. ,agya vc ses enameso e n i-
0 ~05 of “s cgmponnd, and regular physiciaigirlias

0.. Kim“: ll: with it, while it is known that many

,‘t i... 'e y recommending it in cases of the above
snob“. . " '
name‘d disea._

,Ther.‘ are non.

urchashgfi should

Our re ers will ha.
late issues of our papa,
amount of space oocnpied,'n,_
in which they a car, cannot rm.

 

w!

‘e gognterfeits in existence so arties
«at out Helmhold'l, ’ p

‘e n ticed an advertisement in
'-. wide from the generous
‘41} attractive manner
‘03:? string thee cof
— Buchu has een

every reader. elmbold' E '81! ll during
'pgfora the public many :e,,§,”:§f,,gj ' $4,129,. “Be
it time hundreds of advertised median; ' ““1““:

Napoleon “rose reigned a d f ”

has steadily incr’eased in pgpulhnritynliilillltlit‘ h-
become an indespeuslble standard remedy. - 1t ...
.g‘odmmg‘lglilaytlscientiflc preparation,.'a_iid 'dsvfor sale b,
. Among the many hi
tnreaoflhe above attic

mgmn :

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h testimonials upon the vir-
e. wound room for the follow-

. (Dr. W “I Ayah-fan. of our mm nears’ I -
, and a any-adage ‘ of quferm XéId‘kal 00%;,
. {In savor, Hedi-sine and Surgery of Phil-

HB 11. z". Helrfbold : . ,

1’ EAI tiara-1 n're‘ ard to the uestion asked

to my oginion aboufi Buchn, I veould say that I "i133:
used an sold the article in various forms for'thc past
thirt years. I do not think there is any form Or pre-
ags on of it I have not used or known to be used in
he various diseases where such medicete agent would

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. onusedextenslvcly in the'varions diseases of h
§adder and Kidneys, and the reputation it has tacta
united, in my judgment, is warranted by thefacts.

I have seen and used as before stated. every form of
Rocha—the powdered leaves the simple dacoction,
tinciim, sin extracts4an'd i am not on tznnt of
I'M preparation of_tha'f plant at all eqna toyours.
t hwelve years’ experience ought, I think, to give me

re right to judge of its merits," in: without rejndlce
o partiallty, I give yours pr tie, encc ove‘r all’others. '
no value your Buchn for i s 6 cats on patients. I "
ea vc cured with it and séeu‘cui 'd with it more di-

sea of the_ bladder and kiddiys than'I have
seen cured With any other'W . an olll
priotary compound of whatever III 2" i
Relpectfullybyéoursi &c., ‘
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[Fifiialté’zeagzam “0. it?“ ...,sraai, P“
y , on 5 out.
:psuelvsér Toike no other. Sold by Dragging; fidulggl: '
for 86 “YWDGYIQ- 1 rlce 81.25 per bottle or six bottle ‘ 7'
to i . l e would to any address. Describe s s
OIIIDnI‘li- communications. Address ii '1“ H Ln’tlf"
, ing and Chemical Warehouse, MI Broad-Way

 
 
 
 

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. GENUINE unless '

1N1 engraved wrap co, with fac-siiinoixlliee (1i? :v%iteel- '
cu Warehouse, an signed H. 'l‘. HELMBOLBEm.

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Burt’s Patent Nursing Bottle.

. The most Perfect and Convenient Nursing Bottle in
with all arts of
ion required, includingb‘uw’s S's]:
which is of meativmable value to the
the Tube perfectly sweet and free
B'llly in warm weather. Price of
h RR do PERRY, successors to M.
olesale Druggists, 20 Tremont St.,

on d: 00.,
old by all Drugglsts. 3m22

 

place,

:Nnnr'rv ‘-

E. H. PARKER,

Agent for the sale of the ‘

WEED

Sewerins Machine

(EXCELLED BY NONE.)

Manufacturer of

Skirts and, Corsets,

and dealer in

FANCY GOODS,

NEXT TO THE BANK of NORWA LK, UP STAIRS

We return thanks for the increase of patronage in

our newlocatlnn.

E. II. Parker.

 

LOWOr than the Lowest!

. F0r 0..in Billy.

"i—hi" .0

JACOB TURK

has now on hand a complete assmtment of

I

sparse a sunrise.

Ready--Made

CLOTHING

L _ FOR _

Men and. Boys.

FINE BLACK sun‘s

CHEAP BLACK sun‘s

$23.00

15.00

SCOTCH CHEVOIT SUITS 17.00

SATINETT SUITS 9.50
COTTONADE SUITS 6.00
LINEN DUCK s‘UI'rs 9.00
PlatnOLlnen Suits 0.25
White Vests 133.00 0083.50

‘ many other articles lower than ever,

Ana
HH H's, :
COLLARS, I?” : : “I-
TIES, .
BOWS, ‘
SUSPENDERS,

VERY Low “Prevails.

.X,

8.0., co, so,

:And eterythin, in our line lower than at any other
Call an bring the money, and you can buy a

The Screw Fork.
20,000 Blade and Sold In New York

represents the Screw Fork
newly patented,. and is
now acknowledged to be
the only perfect Horse
Fork in use, andis taking
the place of the others.
Although there have ap-
peared efore the public,
numerous kinds of imple-
mentsfor unloading hay, ,
yet none of them have
. fully satisfied the public
want.
either too heavy and un-
weildy, have bad untrain-
lya pendanesnvliicli ave
rcn cred {item unfit for
use, or were so construct-
ed with delicate sprinvs.
and otherwise so com Ii-
catcd as to be always in-
ble to get out of repair.

a new principle which is
conceded to be the correct
“one, and has proved itseli
to be the true principle for
handling hay.

and compact in its ar-
rantremcnt.

tines or clumsy hand a to
catch in the beam, window
sill or post.

3d—It delivers its lead as
it takes it from the wag- -

on, without doubling the hay, thus leaving itin a good
shape to be further handled by hand.

it scatters very little from the wagon.

and unloads itself'instantly, at the desired paint, an
is operated more easily than any other fork.

out. of order. ,
tial, and no pOint expose

warranted neither to break or bend.

which I control exclusievly), a very excellent GRAP-
PLE and PULLY combined, which can be placed up-
on an beam or rafter in the barn without the use of
a lad er, by means of a- hook and pole, thus enabling
the Operator to place the hay at any desired oiut on
the mow, thereby obviating the necessity 0 its be-
ing handled by timid.

walk,
2m21

JUST RECEIVED, 100 Barrels of that splendid

American, Watches

GOLD AND SILVER CASES,

-—AT ';
Wood’s Jewelry Store,
UNDER NOBWALR BALL.‘ ‘

Solid Silverand Plated Ware

Of all thelatest Styles and Patterns.

An endless variety of

AMERICAN a FRENCH

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and the Western States the last two
years.
The accompanying cut

 

They have been , ..

The Screw Fork involves

let—It is light to handle

2(I—It has no ru ged

4th—Iu consequence of its peculiar grip in the hay,

nth—It turns itself into the hay by its own weight

6th—It has no springs or‘delicate appendage to get
Every part being strong and. substan-
d to wear. '

lth—It is durable—made of the best cast; steel and

I have also in connection with the fork (the sale of

All orders for Greenwich, Stamford. Dal-ten, Nor-
and New Canaan, should be addressed to
SAMUEL SEYMOUR, South Norwalk, Conn.

WHITE WHEAT MICHIGAN FLOUR.
G. O. KEELER d; BRO.

nomE scars and smash for family use, by

the Box or less quantity at
G. 0. KEELER it: llRO.

MEDAL RANGE sold by ' .
GEORGE F. BELDEN.

Kellogg Br0thers,',

1

East side of Main Street, at Geo. Marvin‘s old stand,
Have a full assortment of
HARDWARE:

CUTLERY,

BUILDER’S HARDWARE

0

Agricultural linplements,

Carpenters’ and Masons’ Tools, die.
Of every description. HORSE SHOE NAILS.

PAINTS, OILS and GLASS?

s

And a superior ar:icle of DOOR LOCKS.

En” Don’t forget; EAST SIDE of Main Street. 4;:

. .Wi0d0w Shades,
A. Venn-‘1' Paper." ,
STA'IR RODS,
Fl all—nos an PRINTS, ' ‘
_ Table Covers,
,, , _ Window _ Cornices, 3 .
Gilli ilacl' Walnut Mulliilts,

Picture Cord a Tassels, ‘

etc" &c., die. , zAlso,

House and Sign Painting, Paper

 

Hanging, die, at . '

K. 9:13.633.“ Brass

‘f'Main Street, Bust Side.
Upper cud c. .

Stop and Examine if"? Best

Butter Working Gliii‘ffl
11v TIIB VWOIILD§AT .:

' Kellogg Bros...

 

 

 

 

 

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NEW GOODS. .

New Git-odds.

\

 

COMSTOCK BROS.

a. , . '
Are now ready with an immense stock of
FOR THE
I

Spring Trade,
Which they offer at Prices

DEFYING 00M PETITION.

 

Close Gash lilweis
are earnestly invited to inspect our stock before pur-

chasing elsewhere. The advautagcs which we offer

in our line are these :—

ist.—The completeness of our stock, en‘i-
bracing all grades from the CHEAPEST to
the FINEST IMPORTED GOODS.

2nd.—Being Manufactured under our own
personal supervision for the J ebbing and Re
tail Trade, particular attention is paid to the

TRIMMING, MAKING and STYLE.

3rd..—Our unsurpassed facilities for selling
clothing at close figures, we think, is cstab-,
lislled beyond a doubt; and we not only
guarantee our goods to be as LOWE-IF, NOT
LOWER,—-—ns can be bought in this'Market,
but as low as can be found in the New York

Market.

a

SATINET ISUITS,’

, 87, $8, $8 25, $10.

BUSINESS SUITS,

31250, $1450, are, $18, one,
921, $23, $25.

Dress Suits,

see, one, $35, one.

YOUTHS SUITS
AT ALL PRICES.

 

A large and elegant stock of

Spring livereoats,
Ranging in prices fl‘om $8 50 to $16. . Our

Heavy Lined Satinet Pants at $1.50

are astonishing cheap. In our

'GentS’ Furnishing ' Coeds '

Department, in which we devote a great deal of care
and attention, will be found constantly on hand a
complete assortment of

HOSIERY,
' GLOVES,
COLLARS, .
' HANDKERC'IIIEFS,
SHIRTS,
THIS,
30 WS,
S CARES, and
HATS,
CAPS,
» TRUNKB,
AND .TRA VELLING BAGS. ,

\

- .1 We would call particularmtteution to our V
_. 1 . ‘ - ' _ .*

Trunk tit Leather Bag Dep’t,

which will be found to be the largest in town, and
prices as low as thelowe‘st: , “

ONE PRICE FOR ALL.
Nd D‘EVIATION.

This we advertise, and adhere to strictly.

Terms Cash:

COmstOCk * Bros,

Dibble’s Block, Quintartl’s Block,

 

 

a". chunk
...«tud ... ' . I
’i “I“L . _ ,
- r‘ . Norwalk-
— "ix... '
.h,

‘ East Side of Main StrceliUpper End: .-

sov'rn sonnets. NORWALK BRIDGE.

..r. it. Nash .0

'child may draw water therefrom. A hose

.. ....

.Bl’tls.

 

...,
Importers iind J obbers of
'CROCKERY,
Dealers in /

villa, Glass, Bohemia and Pari-
al Ware,lloclinilam and 10]-
low Earthen Ware,

WOOD, WILLOW,

And all kinds of
IRON HOLLOW WARE
ENAMELED, GROUND AND PLAIN.

Manufacturers and Johbers in

TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER
‘ METALS,

Dealers in

Heaters,RangeS, Stoves tli Furnaces
of 2.11 kinds. ‘

Lamps and Lanterns in great variety. Cast
Iron Sinks and Plumbers Materials. Lift
and Force Pumps, Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipc,Tile Pipe,w ith Traps,
T’S, Elbows, Bends, &C.

Brooms, Mats, Brushes, Sad Irons, Brittania

~Planished, Tin and Decorated Wares of
all kinds. >

Ingersoil’s Patent Well Curbs

in fact all that comprises a well selected and

well filled

KITCHEN FURNISHING STORE AND

First Class Jobbing Shop

liavingjust stocked up for the Spring Trade.
' Now is the time to call.

Fire I Fire! Fire I

_ "iiiilii
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‘ 44.9mm”.
No building need be without an effective

FIRE APPARATUS,

at a trifling cost. The above cut represents
one of

illorrell’s Celebrated Fire Empire, Deep Well
and Force Pumps, ‘ '
Anti-freezing, and so easily operated that a

'maybe attached and a fire extinguished in
a short time. One can be seen in Operation
at the store of '

F. H. NASH SI BROTHERS,

who are Agents for the Town of Norwalk
:nd Vicinity. Circulars Free. Call or send
01’ one. '

 

Perfumery, Pomades & Hair Oils

Can be obtained at the

Corner Drug store.

 

REPORT of the condition of run FIRST NA-
TIONAL BANK OF SOUTH NORWALK, can, .
at the close of business June 12, 1809.

RESOURCES.

Loans and Discounts, 148,482 46
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation, 130,000 00
U. S. Bonds and Securities on hand, 70 000 00

Due from Redeeming and Reserve Agents, 80,867 41

Due from other National Banks 64,837 1‘.
Real Estate 1,582 00
Current expenses 362 90
Taxespaid 400 00
Cash Items (including Stamps) 2,126 31
Bill: of other National Banks, , 2,830 00
Fractional Currency including Nickels 71 so
Specie ' 7 50
Legal Tender Notes . 23,050 00.
Three per cent. certificates 5,000 00

'~\ £531,117 49

LIABILITIES.

Capital Stock paid in 200,000 00
Surplus Fund ‘12,000 00
Discount .325 72
Exchange, 548 20
Interest 202 23
Profit and Loss ' 20,912 as
Circulation outstanding 113,785 00
Individual Deposits 99,030 56
Due to National Banks 81,841 .50
Dividends unpaid 1,472 00

 

. . $531,117 49
I, J. J. Millard Cashier of Tile FirstNationatRank
of South Norwalk, Conn., do solemn] swear that the
above statement is truerto the best 0 my knowledge
and belief. J. J. 'MILLARD, Cashier".

Subscribed and sworn to before me thistlie 19th day
ILLIAM . w

of J mm. 1809 W ’
Justice of the Peace.

2&5

Correct attest,
WINFIELD S. HANFOBD,
P. L. Connmoimx,
DUDLEY P. Eur.

} Directors.

W H. SWORDS,

0

Merchant ’l‘ail0r,

AND DEALER IN

GENTLEMEN’S
0000130100 00003,

~aria-lull _& 0000000..

GOODS, at.

' ATUHLE Duos. '

"BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, DIARIES, SLATES. PENS,

. Music Boxes, the.

alarm BROTBBBI,
No, 11 Main St., Norwalk,.Ct.

 

-' ~ ’ 0...»
llrllgs h Medicines

By the package 0% at retail. Wat-ranted reliable and

genuine. HLE BROS, NO 11 Main Street.

1 00 lbs ties: Cream Tartar,

500 lb! Epsom Suite,

500 lbs Boot Liquorice,

l 00 lbs Cnmphor Gum,

250 lbs beat qunllay Alum.
At Wholesale, at N. Y. Prices, at UHLE BRO’S.
TOILET SOAP—at Wholesale at ,
UiiLE BRO’S, Druggtsts.
GROSS Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup. Whole-

sale and Retail. Patent lllediclnes of all kinds

at. U ”LE BRO’S.

A GREAT SAVING. _

OMETHING that every housekeeper needs—an
S assorted box of Uhle Bro’s Select Flavoring Ex-
tracts containiug one bottle of ‘each of the followmg
flavors, Lemon, Vanilla, Orange, Pineapple, Straw-
berry, Bitter Almond, Rose. Banauna,Peneh, Celery,
Gin er, Allspicc. These extracts are warranted per-
fect pure, and equal to any in the market. Price
per ox $2.25.——Single Bottles, 25 cents.

Rubber Gloves.

ERY LADY should have a pair for the Spring

E Gardening. For sale at UIILE BROS.
OILETSOAPS. —A larn‘c assortment Wholesale
and Relail til. " 11min BRO’S.

 

FULL assortment. of PATENT MEDICINES,
PERFUM ERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES and FAN CY
UHLE BROTHERS.

 

LACKMAN’S BLUEING.—A superior at.
ticle for blueing clothes. , By the smgle box,
dozen or gross. Ulil.E BROTHERS.

Uhle Brother’s Coconnut Oil,

HIGHLY PERFIUillED.B Ahno’attorcpargtgleu f3:
'i th a'r. te oteor on
an” "g e l I y UllLE BROS.

 

Uhlc’s Medicated Cocoa Cream

OR Chapped Hands and Face, Sore Lips, Sunburn,
F‘ Jae. Warrantcd to render the skin_soft and
smooth. Is finely perfumed, and in movement term
for the toilet. For sale at UHLE BROS.

VVOMPOSITION POWDER, neatly put up in boxes
Warrantcd prepared from the best materials. A
superior article; _-_ 7‘ a“ » U'ilLE BROS.

Extract Lemon and Vanilla,
AREGORIC, ESSENCE PEPPERMENT, LAUD-
ANUM, CASTOR 01L, SWEET OIL, EPSOM
SALTS. ALCOHOL, &c., supplied to dealers lli quan-
tities to suit purchasers, at UllLE BROS.

‘1 OMETHING NPW. ‘
b STRAWBERRY WINE.
fruit, at
UilLE BROS.

x'rnac'r LEMON ANDWANILLA.
Highly concentrated and of splendid flavor. By
the Single bottle or dozen. UHLE BROS.

LEWIS’S TAR SOAP, Sure POP, for Colds,

COUGH SYRUPS. WORM SYRUPS, &c.
UHLE BROS.

RUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Rubber Gloves,

Flesh Brushes, Rubber Tubing, Sponvcs, Pock-

et Flasks, Hand Glasses.French Plate Hand Glasses.
. URLE BROS.

Having the delicious flavor of the
4

 

 

MACHINE OIL the finest in use at
SEWING- ' UHLE

BROS.

EBFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES,“ every

description at U lLE BROS.

China Doll Heads,
11 Main St.

 

Superior Flavoring Extracts.

. EMON, Vanilla, Orange, Strawberry, Raspberry,
Plneapple, Rose Bitter Almond, .l’eacb, Nut-

meg, Cclcry,‘ Apple, Pear, Cinnamon, Ginger, Quince

and all of the popular flavors at UIILE BROS, Drug-

ts. ’ gOUN'rRY MERCHANTS supplied at New

ces.
HO’FELS AND RESTAURANTS furnished with
any of the flavors by the Pint or Gallon.

ork

 

F you are in want of a

Toilet Comb oI- Brush,
Call at UHLE BROS, the best assortment in town.

Toilet Colonge Bottles,
AT
A To Country Merchants.

~ UIILE BROS, Dlru ists,
WEcant-an supply on with Epsom Salts, Sul-
P

 

1 sin St.
hnr, Alum, Ro I “Brimstone, &c., at N. .
Pleas. Also Flavoring Extracts, llueing, Castor
it, Sweet Oil, Laudanum, Paragoric, &c., of tlrst
quality, by the sin 1e dozen or gross. Toilet Soaps
in var ety, at URL BROS" Drugglsts, 11 Main St.

SOhOOl and .MiscellanOOus

BOOKS

'6‘,

-AT_-

' Wholesale & Retail Prices.

~

Just received an assortment of all the
School Books

used in this vicinity, also, a variety of

0

Miscellaneous Books.

A liberal deduction will be made to Country Mer-
chants and Teachers. All orders for

BOOKS, MUSIC. ago,

outside of our stock, will be tilled the same day, if
given in the morning, without extra charge.

E. Blackman,
Wall Street, 2nd store East of New Bank.

 

MB. LEVI CLAIIK

May now be found at my store, ready to

Rep-1r Clocka, Watches, Jewelry, &c.
He will also do all kinds of

ENG-RAVING

on Tea Sets, Spoons Forks, Rings, die. Collin Plates
neatly engraved at short notice. He will also ive his
atiention to the sale of Watches, Jewclr , an to the
manufacture and sale ofSilver.Warc. [1 sexperiencc
of more than titty 'cars in the manufacture and sale
of Silver 8 eons w ll besntlleient guarantee that they
will he sat sfaetory to‘his old friends and customers.
Give him a calla E. IILACKMAN.

 

Stationery.
UST received a large stock of '
FRENCH a AMERICAN PAPER AND EN-
VELOPES, DAY BOOKS, LEDGERS, WRITING

PENCILS, WRITING INKS, FLUID MUCILAGE,

6c, the" at Wholesale and (Retail.
. E. BLACKMAN.

 

PARLOR ORGANS.

’wnaissuie Prices.

E. Blackman.

TOILET ARTICLES; .

FINE EXTRACTS,
PERFUMERY,
POMADES, ..
A HAIR OILS,
‘COMBS,
BRUSHES, ,
. PORTMONIES,
‘ POCKET CUTLERY, so.

I

.A very large assortment of 1300!! and

Tsunamis-TOILET SETS,

‘ c. 'Fseueok a: Co.

‘ H. 0. 0 Italian, " '

‘ 35 a; 37 Main Street,
Offer at
GREATLY BBDII'CED PRICES

THEIR
o

. . fiprina Stock

v

WINDOW . SHADES

Wall Paper,
Also a full assortment of
Hardware, .
Paints,
Oils,
Glass, ac.
. House and Sign Painting

or every description executed with promptuess in the
best manner.

it

 

SPRING. TRADE OF 1869.
0-. isimmv 0.00.,

Havln enlarged and remodeled theirstore have open-
ed the argest stock of

DRY GOODS

READY MADE CLtl’l‘HlNG,

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MA TTINGS,
IVINDOW SHADES, WALL PA-
‘ PERS, BOOTS (BSHOES,

ever offered in this vicinity.

9000 Yards Remnants of Calico,
Good Cloth and Fast Colors, at 10 ccnts‘per
' yard. _

50 Dozen Damask Na kins, at $2.50.
per dozen, worth 3.50.

1000 Yards Carpeting from Auction

Very Cheap.
300Yards Bl’k Alpaca from. Auction,
at 40. cents per yard, worth 50 cents.

We ofl'er a Bargain’in Gro Grain Black
Silk, at $2.00 per yard.

A very extensive stock of Cloths, Cassi
mores and Ready-Made Clothing,
in which we offer many Bargains.

50 Pieces Spring Cassimeres in New
Styles, as low if not lower than ever before.

3000 Pieces Wall Paper in nearly 100
different patterns. . .

Shoes, for Men, Women and Children,
many of them from Auction at Bargains.

We are prepared to make Clothing to
order in the best manner, and at prices

 

One'Year Later l" ’

 

GRAND

O

DRY GOODS
ENTERPRISE.

Rousing Opportunities.

5,000 Dollars wins

Dress GOOdS

Just received from one of the lar est rters n
Broadway, consisting of the very 'C‘hoicels'It.| fld Latgst

SPRING STYLES.

Also, a large amount of

FRINGES, '

GIMPS,
SATIN QUILLING,

AND RIBBONS,

and an immense quantity of

Yankee Notions,

AND FANCY GOODS,

added to our already good stock; all of which we
will sellat fabulously low rates. Our department of

WHITE GOODS

is complete. Our

P_RIN'.'I‘S

for beauty and quality cannot be excelled. Our

'Oarpets

are the best but cheap. We will offer inducements
durin g the Spring far greater than ever before. We
would invite our friends and the public to come and
see us. We have greatly cnlgarged the Store as wel

as the Stock, so as to accommodate the public, and
will warrant all Goods to be as represented. We will

urge none to buy, but will be glad to have all call and
'examine the most

Fashionable Stock of

DRY GOODS

ever otl‘ercd for sale in Norwalk.

CAMP & KYTE,

 

which defy competition.

N. B.—All Cloths purchased of us for Clothing, will
be cut free of expense to the purchaser. We nvite
an examination of our stock.

West port, April 10th, 1869.

 

Copartnorship Notice.

THE undersigned have this day formed a copart—
nershlp for the transactln of the China, Glass
and Earthen Ware Business, on er the name of C. F.
SELLECK do 00., at the old lstand, No. 4 Phcenix

Block. C. . ELLECK,
Norwalk, April 25, 1869. MARTIN C. RUSSELL.

NEW GOODS
NEW retells.

We have in Stock, and are new opening a full line of

White Granite, .

of a new pattern and superior quality.

I

DINNER, _

i

TEA,

AND

TOILET SETS.

To which the attention of the Public is respectfully

invited. A tine assortment of

FRENCH CHINA '

FANCY Goons, ac.

~.-\ ..

Table Ware, Tumblers, 6011100,f

I
BOWLs, TEA SETS, sic, no,

so TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.

4 thnix Block.

UPPER END OF MAIN STREET.

P. S.—A Small Profit is Our Motto.

 

 

Revolution in Prices
GREAT-INDUCEMENTS

KLEIN & PLAUT.

We‘beg leave to call your attention to our stock of

MILLINBR'!’ GOODS

Which we will sell

At New York Pricea._

Come and examine our goods and prices before pnr- '
chasing elsewhere.

IT SURELY‘ WILL PAY YOU.

Our stock is .fnll and complete, comfising allthe
latest novelties in

STRAW, HAIR, KAKTERS, PAMILLE,
&C., £50., J OCKIES AND BONNETS,
'FRENCH', GERMAN & AMERI-
CAN‘ FLOWERS, GRAPES,
RIBBONS, ILLUSIONS,
SILKS, SA-TINS,
FRAMES, &c.

Our Milliner has had a good many years experience
in this trade and has worked in one of the largest
and most stylish Millinery houses in New York, and
we consider her equal to the best of City Mllliners.
Come in, look at our TRIMMED AJOCKEYS AND
BONNETS, and judge for yourselves. Again, Goods
sold at astonishingly LOW PRICES. Also, we have
a splendid stock of ‘

 

 

LADIES’ DRESS CAPS.

Hats Bleached, Pressed and Dyed to
' order.

MILLINE'RS SUPPLIED at WHOLESALE PRICES

I

 

Come One. Come All.

TO THE

New A York Fancy Store,

Where you will see the largest assortment of

Rail-male Bonnets & Jockeys,

ever shown in this town. To save time the rice:
are marked down at the lowest figure. Step 11 ye
ladies and behold the cheapest and most stylish as-

sortment of ‘
Mi, llmery. .

Our stock is full and complete, comprising all the
latest novelties in

STRAW HATS, KAKTERS, ac, JOCK-
Evs AND BONNETS, (TRIMMED
AND UPI-TRIMMER) FRENCH,
GERMAN AND‘ AMERICAN
- FLOWERS.
The best hasortment of

Silks and satins.’

Our M illiner has had'many curse erience in trade
and has worked in one of the ”$3” oases in Broad-
way. Conic in and look about mined Jockeys and

judge for yourself. We have a splendid stock of

' Ladies and Infants Dress. Caps,-

HA TS BLEACHED, PRESSED AND
' Q
DYED TO ORDER,

.
. l est; stvle. M lliners supplied at Wholesale
Iii-1223i. atWe hive, 8150,13131'20 assortmentof
I’ARASOLS FANS APRONS read made, LACE
HANDKERCHIEFS, HOOP s mas, and
CORSETSof all sizes. We have the
prettiESt LACE COLLARS &
CUFFSever shown in
‘ this place.

1:25" Dop'tforget the Place, _
n. BERNIIABD spoon

NEW YORK FANCY STORE.

 

 

 

 

South Nomwuk, Conn .

At E. Insomnia. ’