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Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, August 9, 1870 · page 3

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a- 370, Horan walked off the dock at Bridgeport . III!!! [IVE]; _ HI ll‘l’s . CORNER WASHINGTON AND MAIN 81%.,
Tuesday 1 Alloustgf 1, , -. - Sunda , and was rescued from drowning by INTERFERI'NG BOOTS, (a speciality/,5 9013'!!! “031,413, comm,

FAIRFIELD oouuwuuus‘.

WILTON.
The ladies of the Congregational Church,
have concluded to open their Fairtapd Fes-
tival on Wednesday afternoon." Sec adv.

 

 

BRIDGEPORT.

Abarn belonging to James Porter, and
the “Fresh Pond” District School House,
in Bridgeport, were burned Saturday night.

A arunken individual named Patrick

thepo ice.

The Wood Distilling Company of Black
Rock, have repaired the damages caused by
the late fire, and are now ready to resume
operations.

The Rev. George Richards, pastor of the
First Congregational Church in Bridgeport,
presented his resignation Sunday before last.

“GET THE BEST.”

 

THE MUTUAL LIFE
' Insurance comma,
on" NEW YORK.

11". t8. WINSTON, President.

Save your timeand your Money
BY BUYING YOUR
Tea-v. Course-Iv.
SUIARS, MOMSSES, 8YIiIlP8,
FLOUR

The LargeSt Stuck

Single and Double Harness,

WHIPS, BOSETTS, CURRY-COMES A; BRUSHES,
(all styles,) COLLARS, HALTERS, SURCIN-
GLES, tic, Ac.

I would call the attention of the public to this
stock of Harness, as being manufactured from the
best materials and all made here b myself, and
will warrant it in every particular. A so the lar est
assortment and best quality of WHIPS. Al at
the lowest puees. Remember we can not and will
not be undersold.

- Bubbeli’s Building, over Prowitt's Drug Store.

 

W. H. ’sWoRDS. - H
Merchant Tailor

Scotch Ghevoits, Meltons. Grapeanti
English Coatings, ' ' '
MADE UP IN STYLE, AND AT LOWEST smells.

A good fit warranted and made as the customer may
rant it. Cutting done for others to make as heretoé
ore.

 

Capital Fiasco 000.

Tani omen or Tall

. A meeting of the Church was _held Tues-
/ day even,“ ’ at which the reslgatlon was OFFICE 144 and 146 BR‘JAD WAY. Grain suns J. L. GARDNER. Proprletor. Also, aLARGE ASSORTMENT otnA'rstma CAPS. . ,
RIDGEFIFLD. accepted. ‘he Ecglfisiasliical Societyrpélll- 1'18 II 1870 ‘40 Cash __ l - ‘ - — ’ ’ FAI F] B CHUNTY F
The Third Monthly festival of the Floral nected with the arc met on n ay - 7 Assets, re , , ,ooo,ooo, . ) , 7 7 ) F k M d & C 7 R , EL 7 7 m
Society is to be hclv’atl Jones’ Hall Wednes- glilfilrlélft 3,111,311 ocfiiiiiggdéil till: Sggigilyofivtgz 7 ' Feed , Th/O P eoples lllau [fl/t ran ea, - 0 s .
. '- ,- '. l . a ' _ o ‘ .
titty evening, 1: ifmst, they offer usual ,1, mm, one,and we“... adjournment a The Largest Company an the World. B it THE PLACE TO GET YOUR MEAT.
premiums. 7 case ofassault and battery occurred between ' . , ll er) THgsglggfigmllggggx“fig“? ‘§:m°gefiuyé Ladies “Old Gen t8, . -
A :WEEPORT 320011115112)th SESIidS§egth§nilsgls¥lsi§elg ' CHEESE LARD R°"m““'°“"'°"“°°‘°‘“""""”°"e°"'e"“h “'e Insurance “I. 1) any,
. - l l , , . ' ’ Ghoicest Meat that can be obtained. ‘

Mitissns. EDITORS :—On Thursday after-
noon last, one of the most terrific thunder
storms known for years, passed over this
place. It was accompanied with violent
wind and rain, both of which did considera-

finc of seven dollars and costs was imposed.
The Bridgeport 0in Band are engaged
for the Ridgefieid fair on the 13th, 1 til,
15th, and 16th of September. ’
Protector Steam Engine Company No. 2,
will hold their next annual pic-nic at Pem-
broke Grove on Tuesday the 11th inst.

 

Issued 987 more Policies in 1869'
It has 11,070 more Policies in Force

'1‘ HIS COMPANY

than any other Company.
than any other Company.
than any other Company.

coast-our slums

SALERATUS, PRUNES,

RAISINS, CURRANTS,
CITRON, SODA,

The people are respectfully invited to call and test
their qualities. - - J. T. ADAMS. 19

WANTED.—Two tons of best quality of OLg:

 

HAY. Apply at this Office.

summer resent."

 

 

ml: URBAN salon.

Confectionery. ii

of South Nos-walk,

Is now open and prepared for business.

hie damage. The lightning played one or Two of 0,“. Bridgeport ladies were ex, Premium Income is $5,775,720 larger _ MACKEREL, CODFISH,
two serious pranks the most disastrous of ceedinoly unfortunate in New Haven Mon- Interest Income is 33739370104195" . than any other Company. dodnb och THE ICE CREAM
. ' ’. . - ' ‘ ‘ ' ' l I ' 6 515 390 Mr er than any other Company. are now ol'oring a large and ,. le st of ,
r t... W... a... total datum... of t... “Y- 31“- 0...... 11““ a PM“ “W" digs‘ffszldeaibl’ooiacoo it... u... my other Comm. HOMIva moo, NOR WALK HOTEL . ’ mm...

birns belonging to Stephen R. Wakeman,
Esq. of Compo. Mr. VVakcmanhad but rc-
eeutly finished hay and harvest, and both

one hundred dollars in cash taken from her
pocket, and Mrs. Nunheimer lost a valuable
gold watch, This too was stolen from he
pocket by some unknown thief. 7 -'
We hear it stated that more building is

 

Amount Insured is $59,587,808 er
otai Out-go for Expenses and

than any other Com any.

eath Losses, is smaller, and the Cost of usu-
rance is Lass than in any other Company.

 

SOAP, STARCH,
SPICES, CAN FRUITS,

8 now opened for the rece tion of Guests. It has

been repainted, papere , and newly furnished

throughout, and the grounds around the Hotel have

been put in line order. Parties wishin tillnongage
B. 1]. BAR L T,

 

SODA WATER,

£12., are” &c.,

ELBIR’I' A. WOODWABD, South Nor-walk.
JAMES B. INGERSOLL, of Ingenoll, Watson 8 00.,

barns were crammed with hay and grain. , ' , 7 mains will please address N
- cr - - - ' ' N “:11 l, lk,C . , 8" York- , .
The amount ofdamageis notyetsmmmbu, €12.25 3“ch 1113;353:377? :11! flagging; 031;: - - _ sum-er clot“ , ROYAL BAKING POWDER. T9. , f"?_,.._,‘?Fe_,_3“_‘”_"f__--‘,’.‘.'3 . _ . DUDLEY P.ELY,Pres’tistNat.Bank,So.Norwaik.
must have been rert. ‘No ersons or cattle ’ _ » ' ‘ - : lg BED. by the has orload at very low“ 1’98- ’ , , , - T- 3- MORISON, lforison. Sea a I! tchiasoa.
to... g . '1’ “‘9 °°““""' WW" $3,698,830 CASH DIVIDENDS . “AME“ F “*- “- H- n" ““- lli the Best Quality at Fair Prices. cm.“‘t’."’““‘°' .
” Mr- Charles 3- Kemper has commenced NEW CANAAN. IN 1869 GILLIE’S CRUSHED COFFEE, THE _ 1. ‘ FRED; ,,;};g;,1:,-§g;g;- m m
. . . ' » . ' ‘ V' ' 7 ' ' . '
tile Gi’CCilon of a fine dwelling on 1115 prop- WERE PAID . , BEST IN USE. CEMENT PIPE, Our ICE CREAh[,7g0NFECTIONERY, and sons JOHN pmm’rn’hhn 1.73““, amumom‘m

orty nearly opposite, the Congregational
Church. The site is in the rear of the old
“Seymour‘Tn'onr” place which Mr. Kemper
pulled downka year or two since. Judging

A few days aim-a young man, nephew
of Nelson D. cofield, of Shino, walked
from Norwalk .10 Mr. Scofield’s residence.
The young man 'went into the Noroton
River to bathe while very much heated with
his journey.‘ He was taken sick, and is now

 

BEING 82,088,171 LARGER

THAN IN ANY OTHER COMPANY IN THE UNITED STATES.

 

at extremely low prices.

~of

And everything else in the Grocery Line at the
ONE PRICE CASH STORE,

 

is the Best and Cheapest in use for

Drains, Sewers, Wells. Ohilnneys,

 

WATER SYRUPS die of our own manufacture, and
conceded to be the best in the market.

.Casetto Building, or walk.-

 

 

nuunv a. TREADWELL, Westport,
cameras is. TOLLPS, South Nor-walk,
JULIUS A. muons, Stamford,

PETER L. CUNNINGHAM, South Norwalk.
HENRY R. FITCH, South Norwallr,
TALMADGE BAKER. South Norwalk.

 

from the timbers, as now seen, it is destined dead. - , _ r . ' : '.
,0 muk among the fines, looking houses in in'lfiivcgiasrillasntlitkflglltlf (igitgpligggulllésfigogl: A. E. CAMP. Agent. Th R Dot .“Ohlmney Tops, 6m, (to. ssvo. no'roN POINT. 1970..

n . - - ' ll" - - ' , Ei. v v
Wtstport. ' .‘ 2,500, showing a falling off of over two . -' . . . _ _ , 0 as ° C”, Manufactured by This Beautiful and 0118"“ng HE§:$;'&%0A%?,;§2'Slum?"

Ever smce the Westportbrldge was con- hundred in the last ten years. Darien has P» contcm lating Insurance would do well to examine into the merits of the ‘ 7 7 . . - . _ snugly]; nnsonr - . °

. . ersons P 14 MAIN STREET. . ,, WINFIELD s. HANFORD Secretary,

“acted, “me ten 0r twelve years age “8 fan“ “W“ h‘““‘“’"= - ' ‘ - k- t- t- - ti... sumo... ' , .- b- ~ “OM-B.“ lightht‘iiftd‘i‘ili‘i'i‘i"iiti°lt‘%iii°vnf£§£fa mm. mm. W...
stone work and draw, both of which were . The hea7l'mg7 before the . railroad cqmmls' above Companybefm‘e ma mg app lea [on m 0 , ' Band nu'ahlecononade suns at _ . wig“ Street. need not be enumerated. pImprinvements have been
hot l] l ' h 'th t d s'ar 51°11ch regarding the raglroad chossmg in ’ 2v ~~ -., . ~ ' ~ " ~ ' ”4' made in theroads and grounds, and the pro rietors M

C ‘3‘ “P m 9' “HY! W1 0“ “on or the town of. Darren, Will take place in q F 1‘ Sale - f . , , . ' will make every enon to accommodate an lease """o LollonPII-t-eI-unomu
taste, the town has been underconstant and Stamford, Aug. 19» M2 P: m-—E"a- ‘ V * ‘ $5750. LIGBT'Two?eated Carriage with adiustable H0 M- 850- S P ROWITT 9613' gum. come "negoflenwkfigistbmg (SON' .___
heavy expense in the way ofrepairs. Every 0H LYNES & 00., , . f ' " . am .ddh'fima with with and {pillage Can be .' ' ' ' . ' ’ ' ' , _”“"‘"‘" ""'

. ' - F J h B l- ' ’ use i er one or wo arses. as ea care D l i
fifewnilgglihlin a giant 13163:} “707“” 00°“? 1“ ‘ . 7am of o n “f h 17 7 . fully used and in and condition. A. N alk. ' ' ea e" n - FOR SAL-u ll. flu WEB. & 00., ,
. uork endangering hfe and bulb This p001, depraved man, paldt e pens. . . 7 . 3'95 maggfiili. sflglfifig- :13? shilil‘iefiorgvrtlik PlillE ”Rugs AH” "ENGINE: C n 1 ,
an S r . ' 9E era ll
. , l

and impeding travel. The original draw
' has been replaced by one of more modern
design,but it has proved to be, on more
than one occasion,worse than none. The
first cost of the Bridge was about $8,000,—
a cheap figure at that time, and the structure
looks decidedly cheap now. With this sum
and the interest, with expense of repairs,

ty of his crime in murdering Policeman
Smedick, at the Tombs on Friday last. Uu-
usual efforts have been made by the prison-
er, his council and the Catholic clergy, to
secure from‘. Gov. 'Hofl‘man, a reprieve or
commutation of sentence for .the unhappy
man, but without avail. We believe hang-
ing to be a relic of barbarism, but it is the

GroCer‘s,

llllllEll lillllWilli llili.

 

 

An immense stock of the finest

linen Suits $3 50 quanls.

ill Wool thevuii Suits SI 00.

 

underMitchell’s Meat Market.
town

IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD

slut, Hun rumination. &e.,

E . A P E L L. ’ s,
The coolest place in
N. li.—First-class assistance has been engaged.

 

STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS,

Pllffllilf, PAT!" IEDIBIIES, 1.8., At,
Corner Main and Wall NORWALK, CT,
Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded.

SODA WATER WITH CHOICE SYRUPS.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes

 

Building Sand.

AND
700 LOADS 0F

Fine Building Stone. '
Apply to Gil O. A. ST. JOHN,

 

Goa]. ce wdoa,
I“? If .Alfllfl. 37., 8."! I...“ '

LEHIGH. LACKAWANNA, FRANKLIN, Pint
TON, SCRANTON, DIAMOND RID A83.

and all other desirable vad-ietiea of Coal constantly

_ on hand, and for sale at the lowest market rates.

 

&c.. the, will make the cost to the town to law of the land, and though it has, we be- c “mm on hand 11 EAST AVENUE.
fall but little short of $20,000, which, had it lieve, 'si'gnally failed of its purpose as a , ' ' I o y ' Hard and Soft WOOlI cut any length.“
been expended in putting up a durable and means for restraining murder, nevertheless, CS 2 groceries ! ! G R O c E R E S , “IE tonowimunes we", sent 5,. a friend in 184., ' 7 1 .
handsome bridge at the outset, would have being the law, we think Governor Hoffman Gl‘OCCfl . II'I'AII. [men sacks and nllSlelS "om Elm; 11211113411151:peggllglgfidlaggttgtilllliiestflllctfiveéyhgl‘og S0llth N0rwalk n. m mum. L n. 30w“, ’0“ n. -.' I,”
been economy for all. concerned. In the entitled to credit for the courage with which mullflflll “l: cut (it Groceries ‘ ' . deatla, bring them to mind so forciblyt at am in- . -
opinion of many, it would prove advanta- he dcniedall evasion of the violated law, Aslifgfi ‘g'gghgfiflfiogf‘légfi. can bedfound r C] 00 upwards. an“ to “WW“: ,
geous to tax-payers 'to remove entirel the and insisted it should take its course. Des- in this market. kept all"!!! on “and at the 0.1 3“" Would 0,, seek in kind,- ,1 he...“ 3 mm, 1 , ' - n

y on Main Street, wholesale or retail, at lowest market AND Gm thin, 1,, gm, “swamped you, hfe? “9 Plum (9071!), 1‘ 7 . . 7 ,

present structure, and place upon its site-

pitc this, there is a terrible cogency in the

h oods constant! .
pflces' New and 1m 8 o. a s. a. bonus.

 

For to “secure the shadow ere the substance fade"

one that will stand the test of time. Until following extracts from Real’s last appeal :— 15 all “mm ”km“! ""151“ “W is made‘ i ‘ _F0R_
. . , HITNEY th h h 1 di. 1 '
l, ,S done, we must acknowledge that those “Gov. Hoffman has refused to reprieve 7 LOST. Bis taste iniaklnsg‘ifiaeli thataileseli-gfadcqp) Eyed . Shell/In a7ld Ere Life .& Accident
Saucatuek chaps have made the best and 1110-1 I mustsdic an ignomIinious death.” ETWEEN South Norwfilk andatbe Tgfildengemfl fifl‘lggwfX§;§3§g{.l‘;:,§'3;,:§ 3:3,“: 0%", 2321,, I ‘ I '. ' 7 V
f - - “ killed ined' k but did not murder Rev. If. Staple Silver no, a reen renc o_ . - — ' Fl' ' : INSURANCE
mast prudent investment in the way of a . W ’ containin a sum ofmoney 0' "Mb“ “7m “9‘3”" °f me! Gil/8 ctt’tn ’
hlm' He had repeatedly beaten me, and bfigflifigfirfififis of no va ac to any one bu PROVISIONS And fix your shadow 0'1 the silvcred plate: 0. And fofi the purchase and sale of

Bridge.

The rain of Thursday came acceptably to
the parched earth and withering corn, but
we fear it may be too late to save the crop
in many places. V

The indications are that there will bea
good crop of apples this year. Already do
we hear of cider making in many places.
Onions will be short;’potatocs about one-
hali‘ yield, and tobacco is, we regret to say,
troubled with the worm.

We regret to announce the death, from
cholera infanium, of a son (one of twins) of

had repeatedly threatened my life. I killed
him in self-defense. I shothlin‘aiter he had
struck me twice and was following up his
attack?’ ' 7

“Who were the witnesses against me?
They were Officers Lambrecht and Moe,
and men named Carpenter and Hyland.
Lambrecht is now accused of perjury before
Justice Coulicr; Hyland has been held to
bail for drawing a revolver on a citizen,
and Carpenter has been found guilty of l'Ob- -
bery and sent to thc Penitentiary. I appeal
to the sober sense of the people—should a
man be sent to his grave on the testimony
of such men as these ?”

the owner. Said pocket book was lined with Red Mo-
rocco, and had a loose elastic strupi Anyone return-
ing the same to the residence of EV. S

dd e sin
sovl'hgl-e ii :an e had, will be suitably rewarded. 3t'30

a note to Box 428 Norwaik, stating

Home Lawn.

A FAMILY SCHOfll Hill-GIRLS.

THE Fall Term of this School will commence on

the First Wedneadny in September.

it s of there My competent teachers will in.
gig $233101“!!! all Elie advanltafies of any first-class 7
' t't tion in Pro ara ory an
didn‘t Iland Moderii Languages, Music. Painting and
Diliming. ti 1 bjects every Wednesday Alimited
i so ca su .
guighdi-rof day scholars will be admitted to the jun-

igher English, An-
Lectnres on Phyisology, Hygiene, and

 

To be sold immediately. Now is the time to buy

\

CHEAP FOR CASH.

HOUR, FEED, BRAIN,

One of the largest stocks of

WHITE been years

over onered in this market, embracing all sizes and

generally that they have

MESSRS. .J.F. BENNETT 85 00.,

Would respectfully inform their costomers and the public
Reduced the Price of their Carpets.

Tay also offer their extensive stock of

Dry Goods Cheap for Cash.

GIVE THEM A CALL.

 

-_.

NEW

Then cased in richness you may easrly possess
A lasting token, wlbch in after years will bless
The heart of some kind friend, that oft shall gaze
Upon the mellow tints transferred by gentle rays
0 licht, obedient to the will of those who paint
In'co are so mysterious, in style so rich and quaint.
Then should yourseli or friend he called away,
Death numbers not the gem that’s left in his array.
Ah! many are the hearts that long will prize
Their power, who bring obedient irom the skies
The charm to paint the form with power of art,
That stamps its impress on the gazer’s heart.
E. T. WHITNEY, 14 State Street,
Gould Building, Rochester, N. Y.

Twenty-three ears ago—and Whitney stilllives to
take the faces 0 your loved ones. Not now on da-
guerrotype plates. but the more desirable Photograph
—morc desirable because the Photograph can be mul-
tiplied, copied and enlarged to better advantage.
Twenty-three years—and what a change in the art.
of the beautiful Daguerrotype a few specimens are

 

nbxt to C. B.

in the above branches of business, with a
on the part of the Subscriber that all work one shall

Establishment. t7

IL
The subscriber would say that he has taken the

Basement of TheaKnapb’s Building

where the public can find

arantee

lleal Eslai‘e, Stocks, Bonds, to.

Foreign and Inland Drafts, Foreign

Passage Tickets For Sale.

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS of all denomina-

tions, LEGAL BLANKB and LAW PAPER.

D’Artois celebrated Ice Cream Saloon, Mutual Life hlmlleO 00m],

Of New York. Assetts, 840,000,090.
Insurance against Fire cifectédin the most reliable

BOMPETENT W“ a K" E" ]Companies in the U. S., at the lowest rates. Sandfor

isr of Darien and Nor'waik Real Estate, for sale.
MELVILLI B. m, '
Next door to Post Office, Darlen Depot, Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

Ml‘. B W_ Bin )les_ The event took lace it All this is CVldCDCe lhilt GOV. Hbfl'man l d ”rimming, Circulars, references . 01; at Corner Drug Store DIR. M. & C. S. PROWITT
e .1 , S . 1 - 0' ‘ p .. refused to consider, preferring the testimony R’S‘ii‘t’ dggdi‘hii: ormation, on a plication to ’ 9'1“"- Ien—Of ”1e Phomgraph more than 20.000 negativef Norwalk, Conn. . . ’
m 3’ on aturday mornlng, and the funeial of men who have since been sent to the M153 BEECHER' P” “”1”“ °' “0 an 00 re lire on (im intehm’ lied “lush vl‘latliigulmt ”at mt? Give Full Satisfaction or 110 Char 8
v r - ODS 0 c ures. es [‘8 o n e {126 e . .
9,, Sunday afternoon at 6 o’clock. Penitentiary.” . 2 29 MISS NORTHUP,Assistglztnlv'ggolgglm _ 9 Building livouia be a public calamity, for here we g F Ii a] P' .N' ’ ' ' '
Ml~.jJ. M. Pinkn'ey,’ wife and friend, having , PL . .t No. no MAIN STREET, 1,1,3; gym;grgnnggggghgggecgggitgggy1,5333; . . ' Bi V 8, iii lti, all“:
made the tour of the White Mountains, t “But these a}? by} inggnemgcs- I am 8:73 , Opposite Uhle Bros.’ Drug Store. Acompletc tipphlgdow °i. “$10th énegfior are so; puttingit' Gas Flelll'ES Fllil'llSllEll at N. l. BEER . cc. furnished with
- t . , , . _ o in race or (17' 2 mm reasons, .. o emem ert a we are wtt s rea y. ,
grabs Champlaln, Lake George, Montreal, my golitical friends in 111.0... Twenty-Fret 0H 010E B U T T E R Sugars, Teasfil OOfl'OCS, 77 assortment of WHITNEY {,5 BECKWITH. Pflces 9 SODA WATER
““7;th glbanly find N?" York, returned Ward were opposed to Mfr. Hoffman‘s nom- . ’ GUUD BflflTs all“ SHOES FOR 8“. A Seven octave Plano, carved legs. I AND
on urs a. as nine invigorate in 'n. ' n o ‘o ' r. ‘ ' '
health. Theyentire distance woos mad: in étllrllltllgl‘tfll: GHXETQEICDTY 1183-7 §?IL%§lelylhc§ AT THE short time;v§il1i?::gid%libet$§ lgbgiignugetwggd’: Allplumbingt Gas and Steam Fillings fumlflhed at _ SABSAU'ARIIJAA, 7
company with a span of horses and occu Brooklyn, who was a “ml candidate.’ So LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES’ Jewwy 8mm 4 in any desmsldglllltliltag Manufacturer
~. ' f ‘ ’ ‘ . ' lon as 111 friends sustained Mr. Hoffman . ' The Lo 68 Cash Prices. ‘ ’ '
pied one month. :rhl‘l’ my)” trout fishing andgthe otlyier Tammany nominees, so long AT SPIOIB! “mum” °n hand. Give “a a call. W, ‘ under Raymond'snew building, lainSL. Norwalk.
at the northern pomts as inferior to that of I was undisturbed. Just received from the firm of Nash. w Ives. T H E -
Connecticut ' “ My case was never called to trial until Norwalk July 1 “To 2.,“ ISiioullti you come and iindl atil hall‘i‘irs o’ut, yap will 1
, , i l L k . ' 8859 Give 0111' 01' era on E 8 e. e ave I 8081" ,
The Railroad Bl'idfllc .1, S'ilin‘ t k l . . 1113' friends supported Mr. Murphy as a can- ’ ’ - ‘ ganged with essrs. H. M. Jr. C. S. Prowitt to leave a C 0N F E CT I ON ER Y,
1 h f . va ataaterov Governor. months and months . I U] I E A FTENTION £3223:‘hfi‘i”'“g.ii‘iii;:°i';ii:iJilteil‘é‘di‘él'. .
(r ‘ v . , ,, ' . , _ ' _ . , r w e ewe
on? cell unsa e by lesson Of‘i defective after I u as arlested. These facts are not ' ' fl Fruits Damon, Temple & 60., B R from oin- up town friends,p with the gaurantee that lo: GREAM SODA “‘11“ to
pm at inc east end of the Draw. The stone only known to Governor. Hoffman, but to L & 00 ’s allllii I'm 3, 1‘ , _ AND that they shall receive promp attention. , g a
work has 1M.“ 0,1,, M v removed and will be $early cverylpol'lllcmn in %he city. fTfic ynes - ~ 01“ TEE tin-tin (3:19.11 on Elna“! at90’clock a. in. will receive
_ . fi ‘ . ._ ammanypo ltlculns t00'at vantaaeo t e ‘ HI bl ( : I IES , a en mi esame y-
realilcchby something m?” substantial. , excitement caused by the Rogers m'llrder to ' ...... Boston, who are the largest and best Bow and Tie CITIZENS ' c' "' nouauss'
' I? “ CStPOI‘t Chess Club 15 a hung Inf punish friends for their refusal to support _ We have receiveda good selection of Dry Lumber - ALSO A -
siltuilon and meets “around" as usual—this Hofi'man by bringing me to trial.” GRO CERIES ’ f t i m t d r h me good. managing tr»; 1331,; 134,135: OSidsifigvggdusgogzwgé OF Brass Foundry MAIN STREET.
manu 30 urers n C coun I", an 01‘ W 0 S0 ve l

week at the house of H. R. Trcadwell, Esq.
on Friday evening. A full attendance is re-
questcd. No cribbagc or whist allowed.
Members will bring their own cigars.

Rev. J. E. Smith,'late Rector of “Memo-
rial" Church, on a late visit to the parish,
was presented with a handsome albuln, con-
taining likenesses of the Superintendent,
Teachers. and Scholars of the Sunday
School,—some 90 ’or 100 in number. The
scheme of making the gift originated with
Mrs. J. S. Jones.

Black fish are now biting
And only need baiting.
But Wright. he has gone,
And the fish they are waiting.
How long, on how long
Will he be delaying
With fish rod and sinker,
And clam bait essaying.
l I ‘ l I 4b . I
D O I! I I ‘I -l
Till he return from the "Vineyard”
Whence he went with the “Neptunes”
" Goose Island stands the injunction first-
rate. N o movement down there yet, except
to make the stench daily more and more
overwhelming. Unless a change soon takes
place, we shall begin to think the opinions
of that Judge before whom the application
to abate came, are of decidedly Minor con-
sideration. . .

We iearu of one individual here who is
spreading himself on a big pumpkin which
he expects to exhibit at the next County
Fair. -

There has been several movements in
horse-flesh lately. PAUL.

< ~ - STAMFORD.

The Stamford Water Company has clOsed
a contract with the New Haven Company
to erect the" water works—including five
miles of pipes—for. $80,000, half of the
amount to be taken in stock.

By-and-by we shall have enough of coal-
yards in Stamford to supply the wants of
our citizens. There are now five. It is'no-
ticeablc that the-multiplicity of yards does
nfit seem to' have any effect on the prices at
a . . , - . .

A Sacred Concert will be ivcn under the
direction of MP. Charles] .‘ Sinith,’ in St.
John’s Roman Catholic church, Angust~15thl
Artists from St.'Mary's church, N orwalk,
together with: resident talentt have kindly
volun ‘0931'9‘1 thgirpervfiesfopgthe .» Occasion

 

Severn bidsfo t 6. new
house h_ “deli
higb.1akifig,,

by Vete'Ot'; eh”

 

, ins-11in...:c t. .
The'ladleg offlalvary church,Roun .Hi ,
announce the annqamairror Wednesday
afternoon an, , evening.August « 10th." The"
supper commences at halfvpast four o’clock

p. m. v, . . ,
Work on the new Universalist church is
progressing rapidly—Advocate.

.DA'NBU-RY.

John W. Bouton, mail messenger on the
Danbury & N drwiilk' R. ,R.,. has started a
city express for the, accommodation of our
town people, and has just put a handsome
turnout on the route. ' ’ '

From four small Early Rose potatoes, cut
into quarters, and planted last :spring, Nel-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“ Had my friends continued to uphold
Tammany, might now have been at lib-
erty. Men are now at large through the in-
fluence of Tamman , who have committed,
unlike me, unprovo ed murder.

Take the case of Donohue. He is charged
with the murder of Florence Scannell. He
is now out on . bail. Why? Is it not be-
cause hc is a member of the Tammany Hall
Committee, and because he has been made‘ a-
mcmbcr of the-“Americas Club since the mur-
der? I feel confident that I, like him,
would have escaped if my friends had fol-
lowed ’l‘ammany’s leadership. Before the
trial one of my friends met Peter B. Sweeny
in the park. Sweeny said, ‘Real must be
hanged. He has got to be hanged. The in-
terests of Trmmany Hall demand it.’

Was it for the interests of Tammany Hall
that Gov. Hoifman refused to commute my
sentsncc? Was it for this that'he refused
to grant a respite when implored by some
good priests who asked for a few days in
which to prepare my soul for eternity.”

“\I die guiltless of the stain of murder.
Of this «I am concious. And I die in the
hope that this fact will soften the bitterness,
the pain, and the anguish of my poor father,
sisters and relatives, whilo weeping over
my grrvc. JOHN REAL.”

-—-—-———.—4.

WNeW Mackerel at Keeler, Holmes &
Co’s.

 

 

The ferry boat James. Watt, which runs
from Christopher street, New York, to Ho-
boken, took tire on Monday night while ly-
ing in the slip on ihe'Hoboken side, caused
by the explosion of 'thc gasomoter, and was
burned together with a barge moored along
side. The passengers were panic-stricken
when the alarm was given and rushed
ashore, but so far as known no one was in-
jured.

The Central Bank of Brooklyn, suspended
pavment on Tuesday, and its cashier J.
Speeder has been appointed receiver to ex-
amine and settle its affairs. The cause of the
disaster is not certainly known, but it is as-
cribed to unprofitable real estate 'and stock
speculations of its president, H. L. Pruyn.

_—._<.

All the year round Sheridan’s Cavaluary Condition
Powders should be iven to horses that are “kept
up.” To horses an cattle that graze in Summer
they should only be given in Winter and Spring.

7 Officers and soldiers who served in the army, physi-
cians, snr eons, and eminent men andwomen everye
where, 30 n in recomendino Johnson’s Anodync Lini-
1‘nent to be the best internal and external family med-
icine ever invented. That‘s our experience.

. . _ . . .

Bo wise til-day. ’Tis madness to neglect a
cough or cold howeg slight, Consumption may
,rollow, and though . Winter’s Balsam 0 Wild
Cherry has frc ucutly caredlhis much drea ed dis-
:easc, it invaria ly cures the primary diseases of the
:throat, lungs, and chest, where other remedies fail.

K , —-.«.

FACTS FOR THE LADIES. 0

I have‘used 9. Wheeler a Wilson Sewing
Iaohine for years, and it has never been a
,v ay out of repairs ; have sewed the finest
tcambric and the heaviest overcoating ;h3ve
sed-‘onc needle over three years, and in-
7 ecd never broke but one out of the origi-
mal dozen that I got with the machine, and
that was my fault. “Wheeler 85 Wilson”
are our politics for the ladies.

' SARAH E, EMSWILLE.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Peru, Ind.
———.—4.
WanUn FISK says the morals, refinement
and intellectuallity of any people may be
known by the food they cut. This is true.
Who everknew a benevolent, noble, high-
toned, generous, intellectual man reared on
sour or alkaline bread. J. Monroe Taylor’s
‘Gold Medal Saleratus imparts no alkaline
flavor’ produces the most delicious food,
and prevents, by its action on the stomach,
most dis‘ses incident to that organ.

 

Provisions, Flour, Feed, &e.
Demmon & 'Ncwcomb

-HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW STORE.

in Raymond’s New Building, 53 Main Stree
are now prepared so furnish the nblic with a fill
and complete assortment ofall artic es usually kept in
A First-Class Grocery Store,
of the best quality, and at the

. Lowest Market Bates.
They have also added a Crockery Department, in
which can be found a stock of cane—colored and vs-
riegated enameled Oueensware, which will be found
better and cheaper or ordinary use than any other
ware in market. Call and examine.
S. R. Buntin and Co.’s Pies, Cakes, Bread, the"

always on han .

cull. AND W000

OF THE BEST QUALITY.

 

I" III! BILEIIATII

Franklin Coal,
AT

lEONARD’S GOAL YARD,

Water Street, Norwalk.

lllllKlllll! lllllK lllllll

Great Reduction in Plices oi

’ AND ‘ ,
cal-mess wAnE.
We are receivingalarge lot of Crockery and Glass

Ware. and will sell at the very lowest prices. Our
assortment is complete. We make special induce-

GLASS SETS.

, our Stock of

Lamps, Chinatliuiiuiam illill
Yellov line,

is full and varied.

"HIT JARS 0F~ TIIE MT!" CIIPINIIIIT,
JELLY GLASSES, £70.

A Wilson & Case.

We have just received a new and choice lot of

TEAS.

All grades of;

Oolong Young Hyson 7 Bulls]:
, nr’ealrmn, Japan, ’atc.,

which we are selling
20 per qent.
low. than previouIrates; we warrant satisfaction.
FAMIY GROCERIES

of the best grade, We keep everything pertaining
to that line.

FLOUR, FEED, 8:0.
Wooden and Willow Ware, Mats,
Wfingers, dtc.

Scytlles, Shams, Rakes, Forks and Farmers’
Implements of ail'kinds. ‘

Have just received a lot of FIELD TUBNIP SEED
which we warrant new and good. Call and see us.

 

SOAPS, STARCH, SAL SODA,

Butter, Cheese, lard,

Pork, Ham, Bacon,

DRIED BEEF, SALT FISH, SALT

and everything to be found in a first-class grocery,
8 lbs Light Brown Sugar for Q1.

1% lbs A White Sugar for en.

7 lbs Pulverlzed, Granulated,

and Crushed Sugars for $1 00.
James II. Knapp it (10.,
Cor. Main 8: Union Sts.,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

Money Cannot Buy rit!
FOB smart ls Purcnnnss.

 

THE DIAMOND GLASSES,

Manufactured by

J. E. SPENCER 8.5 60., I. L,

hich are now ofl'e'red to the public, are pronounced
by all the celebrated Opticians of the world to be the

MOST PERFECT

natural, artificial help to the human eye ever known.
They are ground under their own an nvision, from
minute Crystal Pebbles. melted toget er and derive
their name, “Diamond,” on account of their hardness
and brilliaacy.

The Scientific Principle
on which they are constructed brings the core or cen-
ter of the lens directly in front of .t e eye, producing
a clear and dllllllict Vllitlm. a: in tin: natural, health
si h and revent n a nu easan sense ons, In
asggl mmelllnf and gavsrfn of-aight, diastnoas, to"
pscu or to al others in use. Tpar an lacuna in
run mas-r Hagan, in frames of the best quality, of
all materials used for that purposo.

Their Finish and Durability cannot in Surround.
CAUTION.—None genuine unless bearing their
trademark o stamped on eve frame- A. 1“].
I. II _, Jewelers andOptic ans, areSole ms
or orwa . from whom up? can only be ob ed.
These goods are not suppli to Podlers, at anyprieo

order of Notice.
use. .011 It asses
EMILY'FéFUBN u . 571 $1870 1;}: $131, 29m!

Sr no cannon. our, as.
Alaslaw Conn

 

we have the exclusive sale in this town, a moat ele-

gant stock of
HOWE and. ms
, .

to which we would invite Ipeclalattentiou of our

customers.

Constantly on .nd a large and well selected assort-

ment of
Q

louth’s anll Children’s clothing.

at extremely low figures.

OUR

Funiihiu tooth Barbell

will be found one of the most complete in town, em-

bracing a ihli line of

"Iii", llflfl, "l“... IIAIIIIIIIIIII,

IIII'I'S, Till. "U8, IIAII All IA”.

We would call special attention to our stock of

TllllllKS Mill [EITHER BAGS,

which for variety and prices cannot be surpassed.

All Goods marked in Plain Figures.

Ono ‘Frloo For All.

Shingles, which we oii‘er at the very lowest market
rice. M. K. JAMES’ NEPBEWS.
EOHN W. BUBBELL. TAADDEUS K. BUBBELL.

 

OF THE

tutors with Thirteen and a half
_'1‘his Stove is for sale by

DEALER IN

I.- . W E E D ,
WATCHES, CLOClKS, JEWELRY, SILVER and PLATED WARE,
AGENT FOR
Waltham and man Watch. 003.,
HAIR JEWEIII,‘ WEDDING RINGS, SILVER SPOOHS, ML, £50.,
' MADE IN OUR OWN STORE, TO ORDER. .
Pianos, Organs, and all other Musical Instruments

A Public Exhibition
P. P. STEWART DUMPING GHATE

Cook Stove

was had Friday. July ist. 1870, on the side-walk in
' front of the store of
E. K. I.OCKWOOD,
NORWALK, CONN"
witnessed by hundreds of persons the following test:
BAKED X ABARREL 0F FLOUR INTO BREAD,
COOKED x A BUSHEL 0F POTATOES,
ROASTED 50 POUNDS OF BEEF,
BOILED x A BBL. OF WATER.
All of which was done to the satisfaction of the spec-
I d h dP$u3dslof Coal, or
than hail of the new size a 0 on
E. I, lOGKWOflD.

For Sale or to Rent.
W Repairing of all kinds done promptly and Warranted. pg!

UNDER NORWALK HALL.

 

Great Bush

FOR

‘ institutions EXSITEMEliT!

ll!

BOOTSva SHOES.

Fairiield County

Is invited to the immense stock of Goods, at

Kliil'l' it lllllillllllill’i
BAZAAR.

If you want to buy a Pattern of

Japanese Silks,
Go to KNAPP d7 DICKERMAN’S.

 

If you wish to.find a large assortment of

BLA CK ALPA CA S,

 

 

If you want a

PONGEE PARASOL,

with lining of any color, go to
KNAPP & DICKERMAN’S.

 

If you wish to find a large assortment of

 

 

 

 

 

 

Crockery, Glitlery, Glass tb Wooden
WARE,

so to KNAPP e DICKERMAN’S.

 

Mill MACHINE SHOP,

with competent workmen, anxious for work at small
pay, if prompt. -

[8' Steam Power to rent for light work.

H. z. NORTON.

 

NEW BOOKS

FOR SALE BY SELLEGK.

Lou‘narn,

Put Yourself in His Place,

Life of Charles Dickens,

Walter in the Woods,

Moods,

The Atmospheric System, deveIOped

 

go to KNAPP it DICKERMAN’S. ' by Thomas B. Butler.
Phsicnl Life of Women,
If you want ““3 style of 31' All Books not in stock, obtained at shortest
P I Q U E ’ notice.
go to KNAPP a DICKERMAN'S. ‘ _

P.H.NASH&BROTHERS

IMPORTERS 0F

. CROCKER-Y,

RIBB ON 8, AND DEALERS IN
go to KNAPP d3 DICKERMAN’S
____, CHINA, GLASS,
If you want a nice and all kinds of 7
F .A. N . .
2° ‘° “A" ‘9 ”“3““ Earthen Wares, Wood and Willow
Wares, Iron Hollow Ware,
If you want a
B A R R E I. O F F LO U R , of every description. Manufacturers in
go where they sell the best, at ' . 7
KNAPP c DICKERMAN'S, Till, Sheet Iron, and Copper Metals.
' Dealers in
If you want F
00
Prime Butter, Heaters, Ranges, Stoves 61. ma 8
go to KNAPP d: DICKERM AN ’8 with all their appurtenances.
Plumbere’ Material with Competent Labor.
If you want
PURE COPFBES AND SPIGES’ TlLE PIPES, for drains, with necessary arenas and
go to mum: a 1,10me ,1st TRAPS, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, LIGHT
and FORCE PUMPS, and TIN WARE in all
If you wish its appointments. STREET LANT-
Chaice Teas, ERNS and LAMPS. Only agents for
be sure and get them, by going to
m" & momma The Hartford Earth tinsel 00.,
If you want ' Commodes op ug‘aibition; circulars for free circula-
Refrigerator, tiou. Agents for the
go to KNAPP a nlcxnlgMANIs.
‘ Novelty Clothes ernger,
If you want u nico ' .
rm SAMMIE, .v. 7
8° "1 EN”)? 12 DICKERMAN’S. Bailey Wash] “3 Machine,
1‘ you want any ALSO,

Ingersoll’a Water Elevator.
[3' All Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices. m

 

A choice article of ‘

ICE CREAM

manufactured for the saloon, also, Parties and Falli-
lies supplied.

Soda Water with Fruit Syrups 1
01101703. GONPBGTIONERY, ‘

manufactured for the Wholesale and Retail Trade.
All goods ofi'ered for sale, warranted

"IE, FRESH, All A‘I’ FAII mu.

 

Window Shades,
Wall éaper,

7 Fire Board Prints,
Window Cornices,
Cornice Loopsit Trimmings,

morons auo snap:

CORDS AND TASSELS,

_ SIIADE Fax-nouns.

The Largest Assortment of

WALL PAPER.) ’

H. u. i .l. r. Pnowm,

No. 45 Mans 81..

Consisting of over 10,000 Rollo, and 350 .7;-
Hostel, Also, a large stock of , . ‘_ ‘

WINDOW SHADES.

. - We have, also, a full line of

son Booth has just dug one auda half bush- 0 KEELEB now olera one of the Largest

 

 

 

 

els of large handsome potatoes 0 W114 _‘ .s Q N & CI 8‘ s E' PoN the mica. of the said Emily-T Furriers, G. . .
- . - . - _ , . . ' . . OVEor alt N B or any-
The Methodist society are about to re aint ' cm 1"“ Who I‘m! "9‘ saute“!!! from , , , U praying for reasons therein. set forth for 1 Sll- ' “to“. and eatyst aim“, or am“ of Boo" "you wanta Fyqn mint? gifting 8 ET‘ .1}: ‘ 1. NE no to
p _ Corns, Lnnionangr wing hails, Chllblalns, Elen- . 55 Main Street. vorce now pending before the Superior Court inand Tem- Cam. ggdwsilxiioaggggfiegpen ih‘lvsegt;véltisilllrlc'pmirtéys,’vvhlllcliiiI 510"!” "I'll“, WAT" COOLER, IIBI.’ CA“, I thinge so u e U 1121}; all BELDE’N’S.

and repair their church edifice. ‘der Feet, 50,". &c "Bri'ggfs Curntive is a certain for Fairileld County, to be heldonth'e fourth Tues- stock is larger than» ever before; his assortment 300' .AT 0. ."’.A FAIG' Ila“

lengths,

 

 

 

 

Tweedy do Go. Danbury have bong-ht th remedy for all Feel: diseases, Sold by all Dmouistu . ‘ _ ' - o . , —~— _
C -' » = ° da fA at A. D. 1810. It appearln to andbe- . _ ,4 :7 ’ .
wool hat facipry’at Tauntdn Point, known .78?)ng phi; 160 35:; ‘ disease can b on P 6016,49 80d“. Fountacn inggndfi‘: he subitcnbing Inthgrlly. ‘ a; charm gufigamgr. :3, grill: 3:11:93: diligent :3: $33 a pump. “.1“, 7 041-? Fill “HSAPANISE CORN ‘7an, $13. 7
:3 Logllggggd Sflgd viii] immediately put it disagreeable; or ueifgélsgnfiélhan gala-8311.1 'I Brigg’s 7 Room: Beer 3;? “'"gjgtgh°:£f;n°k“pngw':bThtmrerongololgafigg ‘ wl'iii awash?ia$t%gi;ei:tpatitronagei.l I; you Ellie no; 80 ‘0 KNAPP a; DICBBRMANH 28.7 and remove your come without pain. slug fig ‘ . - . -7 i ~77 ,_ 7 7 57 ,
’ o ‘ ' - .. - c coo n e on one o as e on you . .. . . . . -—.,—,—-,.; . , _ . . ,. ..

. op . Lz cad takes charge f Allcvanler is p". n 1c in”; Willie ren’llid 13 jnJ. as recommended, a d lightful, lin a d at M m on p d y 1 mp gm begi . B a: s el :1 a e aemen a act,ca an . 7‘ 7 . Bu’dde’l 8’ nitrate“

lt- * 1 Head: c .‘f,’ Til}? E?” ,1“? 15,3“; ‘ healthy beverage. Only five cementum. on’t publishingthis orderin the Norwalk Gazette, a m 00 « ros., W" “cm pyou wautanythingin the ' ' , 1'0,
«1......» in t... Daubvvv to... co..- consultation maniacs... nonli- w .,............. “M ”MM” rumpus” i°m:.':.-...::.ii°i:.uri- mm ' ‘ n ‘ ' ii i ' I ‘ ICE - ' - ‘
,- . ‘ . - . -» . " ' ’ ' , ' veycommenngo ' - 7, d u _ 7,,- 7. ~

plums m“ the lliomlscuous bathing 0f boys —"‘_"‘. gust, A. 1)., 1810, and by depositinga copy of said pe. ' “ELK" I! all“ 3, [008” and House _ 7 BE PLYMOUTH ROCK Km 00. are now ready Al 0 PM“! “In” N" '0' “"0““-

 

 

CIDER BARRELS ust received at
500 . KEEL‘ER, HOLMES & CO. tition, citation, and order of notice, in the tonne,

stage paid, at Sonthport, directed to as d respon. to till all orders for ice. Orders can be left at the

residence of R. Ells, corner North Avenue and Camp

PILES‘! PllESl l." FILES! l l FILES i i i l

and cattle in the Kohanzic Pond does not
‘ UTWARD applications are money thrown away.

_ ER , “ " ‘n to en e’tbo'irrn'iilk' oftho”
improve the flavor of the wate'r cum, Dan- E ‘6fi’hbéiiiiisfnsllu . ARM,."at scouts per

Km EROSSNE OIL. buy the best. 1 charge no more
chart, ’can do so by :leaying their orders at Frank . '

for it: is safer. and will burn louver.
n. x. Lockwoonu.

Furnishing Bonds ”line,

 

 

 

nibbles Bitter, Newcomb’sBuild’g

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

' l " 3" " . “l ' ‘ - _ . -* The onl ermanentcure is DR. HARRISON is ’ ' Ba s of Grain and Feed of all kinds 'ent, care of Capt. Joseph H. Furness, at Southpori 7 , . S 7
:10: 1:13:31, ltnt" 1331'? thfilks It makes her tea PERIS’I‘ALTlC) LOZENGES. They strike at the 3,000 nowg arriving. For sale lbw. ' on or before the 2d day of August, A. 1)., 1810. ’ Mead tit-Co’s. The-milk willbe served pnuctually. don't fall to call and examine our stock before you Street. R LLLS7&77_9N_ . - At
a 0 re '8 W67 .- cause. They are pl asant, nor, like all pills do they G. A. S. n. HOLMES. H. T. BLAKE, Clerk of the SuperiorCourt fol-Fair. every morning. = 41 B. M. TAYLOR. i‘.‘ purchase. , ' U m KEELER'S for our nice Fine C." d? ‘

The teachers and children of the Beaver require increasc'oi‘ dose. They are exactly suited to field County. , 8t31 The mill: served each day is milked each morning. - Teas ! Teas ! . G en. Leather Boots df the latest “"10 on a..
Brook Sunday School held a pic-nie in Capt “WW“ 9095““?“959—“18 cause 0‘ “1 heal“!- For FOR SALE. SOUTH NORWALK NORWALK BRIDGE. KN‘PP & DICKEHMA" i m of Fresh Teas u, t received - -
J. W. Nichols’ Grove in Great Plain, Thurs: §f§1§§1}§"d§’§{§3‘°§20‘r§$£i§’ 233‘? ,l’fi" IfiuA' N extra good MILCE cow. Enquire at this A3fl--g,ygg:g,gg,gggmgn ‘ “3:33: ~~ ~ ~ ’ Streams almost given “"5, l2 ‘ l A 3%,“, Jam” “a prices, wé ting the world: MEDAL RANGE soldby
Easy. There was a. large attendance. gag, Mailed for 60 conic ' y g A omce- “3° h preferred. anti-lire of saucer. ran , in. . 3' 3- ‘0““. SOUTH NOIWALK. c. s s. n. owns. arenas 3.3mm.
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