petalsin it. The stand fell over, and the
’ . EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Pres.
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men and not one or them has heard a cross l i' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ~ ~ CONVEYANCES. NW "001"“
““0310 an“? 1 ’ t d f O“ r l O A WW“ " ' 7 ' ' ' ' ' NEW FURNITURE .
~ 01' ”55' “'0" “0‘“ “10‘ on mesmy x’a' SURE CUBE for FrostedFeet.Bnrns. Car. -‘ THE I! 1' 7—HT]: ms A MONTE—by “I0 - ~= 5 - —" 7 i'w ~“- ML ‘ . . . ’ . I0'WW“WMMWWWMTWM'mm- .. ~ 7 ' ~ '
* . tiencc is sorely tried. But one thought or buncles, Felons, chapped Hands, Barbers Itch, _ I. IgozgpfilwArlqigNgg‘iglgambgAcnmfl 0031:338- . I 5i - I - ., I . . . , . .7 '. ' .. " . e . , i-‘N I. .~..' ‘3. N0” 31k 'Hor 30‘ Raflwa’y' .____.__.___-..~-..__ '
r _ that horrible death to which Harry came so BOILS, ULCERS, CUTS, OLD Soaps, . - ' . . . IIr . II .I use" or. I. r -II I . hi] i . _. . r, ; - .. . - -. . . . “EM“VAL 1810. . 2",. Sum Annual“, 1870.
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Tuesday Sept 27 1870 near, drives the demon away. and all cases of Inflamation, For sale Wholesale . f I V”! . 59m fifsz! t digitized.“ . ' lnflm AND STEEL, . I ‘. I . . . ~ LeaveNorwalk. So. Normals. ,II; .I II. II B. .QUINTABD 5'. SONS,
’ ' ‘ b . ' ' h 1 'llilO- and Retail in UHLE BROTHERS Norwallr, Ct. ' . ' ‘ - ”fig ' “mg 1 re- , I . . :=€ . . . . ~ . _ . 5 40 A,M_ New York, i G 00 A. M. .
' “ Mothers, car patiently W” 1 lose I ' . ' ' ' ' I] f Add “m , 81ml: 3:, “Mrs M MER— .- . .. ‘ ‘ - ,6 22 u N. Y. a: N. u, 6 47 u AVE removed to their new rooms in the Post (if-
. nasty Words cent little ones. Are there not many whose 930 ¥lyridhl¥ephfiglhe§¥xgrfllcmm and Propiietor, NEW FA M [LY ni'i'T P. 331810?" $393,133“an flu" II.“ 'lho m. . , . ’7 25 III ‘New'York Ex. I 43 II . 'm ,fi,§:fl$§fifi§3§°§£m,gflrgggfitggflelf
“ . . d I eyes resting upon this Simple story, fillwith °__ l r “g , LL... . A scriptlon will be sent free by return .mnpf...‘ ‘4w38. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I83 (:38 “ gggifiigngm I3, I2): :2 , ry g . r
Liotrlerkglem 1% 11?; silafzxfi bitter tears at the recollection: Of the unkind N oticc ~ * . , I- . .I,-.- wlmfiiEfiT—‘E fiwri‘wicfi and all ; , ,. . :. .I. , , _ . l __ :3; 'I: 1133;: 1339:; Ex 3:: tIlI Furniture .01'I every description,
Dre ty 00 0.“? en words and even blows, l0 little children S HEREBY give“ that the Norwalk-Savin Socie- ' : L , ' , 2 . . i .. .saté £7.” . “gibu‘ilfi’s . '1’.” . ~ . ._ 10 05 H No Train. . 10 25 u .. ', Ill (1 r,
W W“ “k“ N” - i... a... forever? I w" Weston-Never m.,... $£§i.§ii.3.“ié§i§lilf..§iii“lfiiif. .raa... . . > -- "l ‘3 1:: New“ . N N “ “gm” "
. - . . tlrst do of every month also that the sum of ne . - ; , . , .v . . ,~- 1 3 0 ran , 11 52 u .. .. . - .
‘ 1.3mm“ 3‘ rm” ye“ °ld mm.” “.0 had Who would not give all their worldly Thousruid Dollars will be’ received on deposit. from sew". M achin‘. :I-rdcerggaIiIngiI. IIOrtrgyyorlégtzreafllgzcgsgmSta}r3533 PAINTS. orns. wrnnow CLASS. am, .12 15 mt. No Train’. 12,35 p.m. U N D E I! '1' A K I N G .
constructed a mOSt wonderful Gdlfice 111 the ,- . , . - - . 11 any one person in any one year, - . i' , ' n F 3° ‘ ' (‘ Pub 0‘4 uroad- , , 12 53 “ .N. Y. Accom. 1 20 ‘f .
'ddl fm 'ttin -room p°35°5510n5’5cs’years 0mm" me’ to ma JOSEPH w- HUBBELLiSWY- 3““ Tm" ‘ ii’iiq Vii” " "1'1":th ’°'.' 1'" ~i4wse ‘ ~ ~ ’ ’ ~ I 10 “.Ndw Harem . 131 “ in all its branches.
mi, eo y.“. g 1d ' k h thosehasly words that made their child’s Not-walk. July 27, 1863, .. Butt . ; 3'. ' -l;" . -. ', . I 1 . . : .. . ~- I; ,I . _ . @403 :: :fifi‘lfigfien 151- 3:10? I‘: —- "——
I am afraid "I won ”0’ cop out muc lips quiver pitifully and the clear eyes dim . ’ Notice - “ELRQQEEEESPQEU .i’ifi‘irir’w‘f’NFM’li 47‘0“?” “SH PRICES. 2 30 “3 No Train. 2 52 .. FURNIT , ‘ “NIT!!! B . ,
of the snow, “"1 I‘ _ with tears! Ah! you cannot have them .. , I “e 1, I, "3 mil. Has the underI-Ifwdmukes the “loci: stitch” . , . ' .. , ,i' 2 £2 ‘I‘I 11:3: Ending 3 g3 2: UR!) . PU { . . .
“But it would be so nice in summer,” and k' th NIERESfl mee “"0““ “8'“ r 0“ ‘1 99°“ (alike on both sides.) on is fully licensed. The best , Thunhmm, has now ”8,0,, m, is mummy ) . . a, ... .. or . a II I I M. m .
Harr lau hin merril and a ringing to back even for a mom?“ to 135 0' sweet, mefifig‘giflfifigi ‘33:};fitfifggnfiifiagfigg’.fifig Manufactured by the “ - and oheIpeSt family Sewllfiz Mgcgglgglogf Mfifi?’ receiving direct nomtiie manufacturers a full Iassorf- A t frigid/ll]. f,’ f: .. fig; ‘32:“, Ex . 2 fig .. ' " Furniture Warehouse,
l’ g g - -” p a - “‘1 r... r... W, NNN y... or deposit- ‘ r. sr. .0... - misled" Sindhi-Ari .. or. i... as *afi‘fillw$riif¥.fiii'§.fi°§flfliUS$333?.2? . so . .. so m... - . .. .. . J 1.... transom”... ..
my “‘18, he threw his htfle arms aroun my mains. * New Canaan, Aug. S. 1868. 33 .4 , 3 ~. . 'II.I J . .. .Ii LII , tail atlowelit New York prices. - 5 19 u '; New York Ex. 5 40 u . : THE subscriber has the largest adsortmeut i f
neck saying. “oh. momma. I love you 90 l” . ‘ ' -~ - Au E N1- 5 w a N Tin lbs-1'5» s E L r. . E :2 i: fie‘pflgggnk g 33 :j ' o, cumiii‘lr‘lgfifli‘iie- 151 has Conn§,fc01llinstixl:-’
" . ‘-I - . - ' ' __ k ..___-- - N S , ' -) . . . . barn in g . , 1.;-
“Hana” said I kissing 1..., Will you run FOR BOLIVIA, MISS M- M- SMITH, . . Law Egg???" '7 .0... a... m... mm... .. .1. o... —— 333 ;; 1130;“; it? ;: angspgges figurauiIaiiiuipil-‘z.all“....
' . I ' '- ' . V . ° '3 n. I r 3 , . E on 3 es, Chairs and Becker;
::d,},eu,,BnIdg':t;° gfigkggfi‘, 31:31:33! Vin St. Thomas and Para. ”uh" “minim“ End “imam For” WEED SEWING MACHINE [ill Bllsilne‘ S Men LATCHES riln .30.... all kinds. 3,3,}, i‘. 1,1,35,13,32” 783g 22 °‘ :"agfiif'm m
a e s :u‘ c , ' The steamshl Will. TIBBE’I‘TS, F. INGING tang t accor ing to assiui’s nlos.ap- . ., J, ,_.I, “.1' I, I,» . ,2. '. * ' ' ‘ ‘I . u 00 asses, eluro Frames
' ’ ' ' ' vedmethod. Particu‘ar attention given to -. ,.~l.. ~64! ,.. wo‘ r... .. . « ~14 . . . . _ . S 05 I No Train. 3 32 . , -. .. ’. ..
“if“: 53“. “FT“ " mi» ”3““ “9°“ a.i:azltszsrii.:;idil _... Wb’ “"1 "N”WWWairflow N3 "in a“? '“‘o'i.“cil'i‘§'éi“lr" '33: 223:. “325;: “"le “WW- PNN'“ ... “NN-l ' . ‘ . :2: t. ’13sz 3:? 2: initialisationabscesses.drills: .
W ic 1“ p ace a rare - “man vase, 320 acres Orland and Passe-re for $100- courseof instructionw _ ”Dec a ya a” 9 0 "m. ’ ‘ " A“ ” ‘ ’ . - I I ' > ' i‘ ’ 9 1': u N. Y. call 11 Ex . 9 49 " men. -- ' A '
With 3 TOSU‘bud juSt “flowing “5 crimson Cabin Fare, including meals 8100 gzld or its equiv- fall's-”J: gfiiirifi' thAed‘fliegléie‘llililolz'qu South Noll; AGENTS WANTEB FDR ,“f .NA'ILS’ W" ””58le "WW“ and “9’8": ,' . - . 9 319 ii lgo Train. 10 00 n ' U N D E BIT'A XI I NC. , .
alent. Those who go out. by this steamship to settle . ' ‘ CUTLERY, Table and Pocket, a large “550"“,an ‘0 0 atnrday only. 10 30 “ A large assortment of Collins, of the best materials,
constantly onhand. Shrouds, carriages Hearse, and
everything necessary for the burial of the dead, l‘ur-
. nitbed'cheaperthan can be obtained elsewhere.
A new and elegant coach body Hearse, drawn by
t‘wo horses, has been receiv
. . .v . - . ELBERT RAYMOND.
_ . w ill receive 320 acres of land as a free gift from the _’ . ' ‘ ' " . i '
vase, a rare gill from my dear mother, was Companx. IFnll articular-s will be sent 011 applica- EBWARD P. WEED,
PP ' '
‘ fth C 14 Kill HARTFORD, CONN,
tron. y at t e ofiice o e ompany, l Draggist
seq . .. _ .. . . ,_ . Beg to announce that their New Store
7' GWEdonblo anti single‘fburr'ols. .1 .' 3' . l . . _ - : ,
“ha“e’ed- St Boston or to BAKER a: IIURLBUT 41 Sent . ‘ "
N N ' - -' u . 2' ’ r. ' ‘ ‘:- Eu; 5 '> I: .. PISTOLS, P. l " d i l b 'ls. CORNER 01"
‘You naughty Iboy.’ I Igrtd “Dim-V . _3°“ :4 ’NeXil‘f'ilmsn, Prcs‘l. c. .eC. Co. of Bolivia. Wall Street, opp. Norwalk Hall. I I I , iii-M328: "OP , Eloflbofi BI‘F E . "-"° “‘5‘“.- 5 “3 ° ““0 . , .
5185:”; t0 bilwnililiz‘ih ’ lcthupt {3:9 £15095 . ILK I I MYLK A large and well Edema “00k of ' I By D J Kirwani the well known Journalist-
me an ,au u in ccoa ,o . . . ,o ,- , , . . . - . , .
y p 1“ D7”! (’gs (”TLCZ Med-00 l/ql’e'sl is called the A beautiful Octavil, fully illustrated. Containsa CARRIAGE SPRINGS. Axles. bolts, clips, rite.
.He.s10pped, carefitlly picked up the frag- ERSONS wishing to (mm) .c their milk of the PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, all . . . I 8:3,,“ and “mm, swam", 0, me my“, Sam“
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menls scmlc'mng his mac 5113“ “9 he hurt, 23111th Iiiagyliégig iiirgrmordirrssfiurisrrfncl: kinds, MINERAL WATEFIIISAIYrgIIIpfiEg dug life ganéattzznhzgggfifificggghm 13%;?) la; AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, full assortment.
‘ . r ' .‘ . ' l. . ‘ - . ll' MEDICATED soars an , . . .
did so against the sharp edges. He carried Mead & Cos 'ille mill. wi lbc served punctu:1 I), IIANDKERCHIEF fiXl‘R A CTS, H AIR Scarlet Woman of PIchoI mm the Vagabond i." . PAIN TS m OILS. of the bestmmumcmrw
. _ GREEN’S CITY EXPRESS,
‘ successor to A. B. ALLEN. '
11E undersignedfihaving' purchased the cuti ' .
T tel-est of A. B. Allen .inthe City , res: gridl- . ‘
ness; would inform the public, that all or ers left up- P U R N I 'P U n E 3
WAY AND 201]] TREET on the Slatesin the Norwaik Post Office. or at Gee. I
. , , W. Jennmgs' News Depot, will be promptly attended THE subscriberis now pre tired to offer to the pub-
- (
IRON and STEEL. full assortment of sizes and kinds.
to. baggage taken to and from all the trains on.N. lie. at his Old stand in “lilo“. as good an H
h. & N. 11., and D. in N. R. R., and the Steamboat. sortnlent Of
He is also prepared to do all kinds of Light and Heavy
Will soon be ready for occupancy; and to Tracking; having secureda first-class springtruck, CABINET FURNITURE
every morning.
them away and was g. ne some time, When - npusfms, COMES, SPONGES, CRAMOIS Prineely Robes to the Condemned Criminal in New I . k I N, will attend to all orders for removiuv Furniture n. ”can be foundinFair-field County, and atlower-pri-
, , ‘ - ~ ~ ., . ‘. . , r to. Clrcui - dsam lo a on. sent free. Ad-; _ ,.: l. ' ', - , ,, . ces FOR CASH th til t I ~ - .
he returned it was with something clasped 1“” “'1‘“ “mm“ 6“ WM “N" W‘ .,c5,}:as,smilgmlgufiifiafights... “1.1 MILY FAVORITE” 2.... m.,g;;r,,...§ shim, o... r... ammonia - the some shape... or moving 3333.33: ”hepa‘li’iiiie“““°p'ifii’3iii'8iii?ri’§“’ regimentnirg‘g’ifrisiiiiigigrt‘ii ° g°°"“°‘“
tightly in his hand. itlarmedicincsof the day. . _ ’ " . . "l 1 '——-—~'~4. -—.— ..'._... i ' - '4‘ ' 93,. . com“ apart 0 P“ e TOP: Exm“
_ . - ' . _ P Year and ex eases guaranteed to . - . - , - - - - - ' ' - ' ' . 3‘0" Dining, Card and uartette 'lables- 13 kc 5
Coming to me he placeda five cent piece '5' A PO “H l O D I ' P 1 . I ’3 Soda, Fountain 29001 ffirfimbmgussl incisindldeliwnclgliiig National Hay Cutter their stock, they Will sell it at retail, allo- . DAILY.LII\TE- gfigfifé’fiiffififuwfis=g3h°¥nffi
. . . . . I J , ,. ‘, ’ , ' ' . n -_- our aentwor owne ver on re , . , .. . ' r '. . . . i an i a g a 0 hi g
in my lap saying timidly, “Will that buy 0 . C( L ”up, For full filliculurs address the (lizard Wm . . I I ., ., . gciher on a d aft . w d d A Glasses, &c,‘&c. 0 any r m 0° "
R 001; Beer Hills, Pbllfl‘elpl‘l) I , , i 4w“ OME'lHIthntllclvnew,patchtedJuly30tb,1867, ll . d er 3 "es am I)" , I ,
you a new vase, mammal” I 1' I1. .' ,- i! . I
What evil demon possessed me to take the IIClS l08t h ’03 C l 0 I" M '
coin, his sacredly cherished treasure, (it BUT
kind neighbor had given him for some of-
.. COFFIN wannnoons,
. Where may be found a full assortment of Collins.
which will be furnished in the best possible manner,
and at short notice. A Hearse will be furnished when
demand. A. RENOUD, Westpori, Ct.
ll: 20- . = .. " , twice‘liiiilrgjlllltdlnay‘ Stray: or IIIStaIIks, nearlyI or qlitite
. I _ vasanvo area or nuse an re ii res
I will send the re but little labor to oRel-ate it. Call and seie them.q For
3:22:1le Cviiltlifil'lrlli m iglfilgi’. mold? ST EET. Agent for Norwalk and ad-
Deafness, free.
is just as recommended; a. delightful, coolin and rThe‘fast and beautiful Steamboat
health bevcrs c. On] five centsaglass on’t - -
failto t’ry it. Oiglposite Elliiroad depot, So. N'orwalk And all who hive “led lliIemI pronounce
' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.. Regardless of Cast.
CATARRH
them rightly named. Please give them
lice) and throw it from me, I know not.
Harry picked it up with tears running
down his face,and sat down upon his stool
with his hands folded so me'ekly. Presently
he said: “May I go and play with Eddie
Wilsondz Case
are sustained by the unanimous vote of the people!
WHY f
Price Reduced.
TIIE BEST IN THE COUNTRY.
Ill-FEW YORK OBSERVER
$3 PER ANNUM. '
atrial. Satisfaction guaranteed,
dress and. it. C. Leg:
gett,lIobo‘:en, N.' .
THEM”
.‘y’,
CARBOLIC TABLETS.
QED DEAF'NESS
BAUGH’S Raw Bone Super-Phosphate of Lime, a
splendid article, to ether with a full supply of Hard-
ware, Agricultural mplcments, Iron 8: Steel, Windbw
Grass, Paints, Oils, the. . W. C. STREET.
SOBTH NORWALK ‘
Ladies of this 'vicinityI are invited to call
as unusual bz'irgains will be ofii red.
N LLY M5,,
Will leave Pier 37. East River, foot of Market
. Street. N. Y., ever afternoon at 2.45, and 37th
street at 3 094: ock.
District of Norwallr, as. Probate Court, Sept. 1?, 1870.
STATE of JOSEPH MOYCK, late of Norwalk
in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of N orwal 1:,
bath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present
. Hard ware Em ori _ Leave South Norw.lk eyer me 1 their accounts properly attested Within said time
. . , ., P um. I . I _ I . I . . Sunday.) at. 745, or on the nugfl_oft':h1g,$f:::dt will be debarrc’d a recovery. All persons indebted ti')
Clncheste 1.98 Block I . trains. ' _ said estate are requestedto makeimincdiate payment
’ ~ . - . FARE, is CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS, 81.25 ‘0 MARSHALL W'AIdEiiAillP' t
: . n is or.
Potter?” ORE MONTH FREE on TRIAL-
A specific for all diseases of the Respiratory organs
or Mucus Mamba”... “ligand Ipsbould be without
DB. WELLS'C BOLIG TBLETS:
Because they are constantly in receipt of
SIDNEY E. MORSE, m., &CO., 5 i ' .I ' " " ' ' ‘-
“I don’t care where you go,” said I, cross- 37 Park Row, New York. E ' H PARKER
1y, “so you keep out of my sight.” NE U U GOODS, __.. F . ' i ‘ '0 ,
Harry went to the closet where his hat
and coat hung, put them on, and came and
stood by my side. I
“Maurnla, will you please forgive me? I’m
so sorry," and he put his lips up for a kiss.
Oh, God forgive me, I pushed the little fel-
low away from me. He stood by the door a
moment looking pitifully at me; it is twen-
ty five years ago to-day, since he stood
’there, but I can see him with his blue coat
and red and gray worsted skating cap, and
the‘ little red mittens, as if it were but yes-
terday. But I looked coldly at him, the
door opened and shut, the little feet went
slowly down the stairs, I heard him go out-
and unfasten the gate. Looking out of the
window, I saw the little fellow lift his face
with a smile as he saw me, which gave way
to a pitiful quiver of the lips, as he saw I
took no notice of him. I watched the dar-
ling down the street with a strange, unde-
fined feeling, till the little coat and red init-
tens were no longer visible. Twiéc a sud-
den impulse moved me to call him back,
but I crushed it down. Oh, would to God
I had. - Well, I sewed all through the ailer-
noon. At four o’clock I put away my work
and sat by the window. Conscience began
to reproach me for my conduct. “1 don’t
care,” said I, “my beautiful vase is a ruin.”
“What is the value of all the vases in the
world compared with your. child? Have
. you not spoken crossiy to that dear little
Harry, who is always so obedient and
cheerful And this is not the first
time either, and you calling youself 9. Chris-
tian mother, too. Suppose Harry should he
suddenly taken from you ? Wouldn’t your
cruel words haunt you forever 1?”
Icould bear this no longer. I rose, and
picked up the stray litter about the room to
give it a more tidy appearance.
Then Iwent to the window, peering anx-
iously through the gloom, but seeing noth-
ingof my boy. My heart became terribly
I heavy: this suspense was unbearable.
Hutily throwing a shawl over my head, I
‘ran'into Mrs. Potter’s—“Have you seen Ed-
die 2” was the question before I entered the
“room. “ Have you seen Harry ? ” “ He
.14 was over here at half past two; he and
Eddie went over to Josie Gray’s. I think—5
. What she thought, I never knew, for at
‘:that moment Eddie rushed in breathless,
screaming. " Mother, Mother, Harry Loring
is drowned! We were sliding on the mill
pond, and there was a hole in the Ice with
snow on it, and Harry didn’t see it, and—”
“Hush! Eddie,” said his mother, looking
at me fearfuily, “here is Mrs. Loring.”
There was a great silence in the room,
‘ broken only by the blithe, sweet voice of a
canary, and the part Ofa Maltese cat. Pres-
ently Mrs. Potter came toward me, and
placed her hand softly upon my shoulder,
saying, “Oh, my poor child.”
I never moved, but sat with wide open
eyes upon an awful picture. A cold,
gray afternoon, apond, little boys playing
upon it, one little figure well known to me
of every‘kind in their line, such as
GROUERIES,0RO0KER KHARD mum,
GALSS WARE, WILLOW WARE,
FLOUR, FEED, do, die
Call and see our fine assortment of
Crockery and Glass Ware,
just received. Our stock is full and complete, con-
sistlng of
Glass Sets, Opal Sets, Lamps,
Chimneys.Jclly Glasses,
&c,, &c., &c.
THE EXOELSIOB FRUIT JARS!
The best in market, for which we are sole agents
Call and see them.
china, lellnw & Buckingham Ware,
In Great Variety.
'1' E A. £23 3
All grades of
OOLONG, . YOUNG HYSON, ENGLISH
BREAKFAST, JAPAN, &o.,
Which we are selling 20 per Cont. lower than pre-
vious rates. We guarantee satisfaction.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
of best grades,
Anne lotof FLOUB,from new Wheatjust received.
WOODEN AID Vllllllw WARE, MATS Alli! Willllll-
E38, llAllS, WHIPS, BUGKETS, ML, Mi.
WILSOIN & CASE,
Norwalk, Sept. 12, 1876.
BULLETIN
No. 15.
Kill“. it llilillllll
would respectfully invite the attention of the people
of the .
City of South Normal 6
and adjoining towns to our immense stock of
D RY ' GO OD S
’GROOERIES
feeling confident that we can ofi‘er great inducements
to all purchasers of above goods. ’
We have this day opened
2500 Yards PRINTS at S cts.
R A V E L E R S
LIFE AND ACCIDENT‘INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn. Cash
Assets, 81,500,000. Grants LIFE and
ENDOWMENT Policies of all appro-
ved forms. Ample security, low rates.
Also insures against ACCIDENTS
causin death or total disability. Poli-
cies wr tten b the year or month. Has
paid $700 per ay for six years labellefits
to policy-holders.
l [l 000 IN SIx MONTHS can benm‘adc by a
l
shrewd and reliable man in acute,
safe business.f 8.211 byestmengllofIszo erlIl reglrriada
l fito 75. or par on are ca on -
3:61; tpllr: NORTH AMERICAN PICTURE 00., No
85 Nassau street New York.
V HE “UNION ” APPLE PARER. The knife
moves forward and back. paring an apple each
way. Made by D. H. Whitemore, Worcester, Mass.
BWSPAPER ADvERTIsméT‘I’N-owBook of
128 pages, Price 30 cts. by mail. AM hRiCAN
NEWS 00., New York.
00K HERE.+llave you seen our circular ‘2 If
” not, be sure and send fault. 'Every family and
creep interested who prizeliEALTH and MONEY.
r.W. W. HIBBARD, Poul they, Vt. '
' A DAYl—all new articles for Agents. Sam-
$25 plesfree. 11. ll. SHAW, Alfred, Me.
I GENTS WANTED for BROWN’S PATENT
DAMPER. Wholesale prices reduced.
S. J. EVERETT 8'. CO., 55 Dey St., New York. .
HEALTH I
r. "'1’u‘.
J AVA QUALITY.
Prepared from different kinds of Coffee, the flavors
of which mingle harmoniously together. Put up in
Japan Tin Cans, Barrels, Half-Barrels and Boxes.
WRIGHT GILLIES t. BROTHER.
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.tn‘eeo upon 11mm.
‘ 000K, VALENTINE 81.00.,
824 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Berlin Zepher, Germantown Worsted
WORSIED EMBRIlllllElilESMIlliKllll GAIVASS.
Java Canvas, Crochet and Tidy Needles, &c.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
“Salmml Tie”Six lard Alpaca Braid,
Length War-ranted.
' Black, Colored and Plaid Alpaca Braids. Ladies’ CO1-
. (are and 011171;, Rujlz'ngs, Corsets, Buttons, Brush-
es, Soaps, Perfumery, m., «be.
11E NEW YORK YALE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Agent for the sale of the-
chrl Sewing Machine
E. BUTTEB'ICK it cos
Patterns of Garments
Ladies, :Misses, Boys and Little Children of
Manufacturer of
SKIRTS
003513-123.
AND DEALER IN
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
l N . ' _- l .
Ladies ilurnlslllllg, hoods,
'LACES, EMBROIDEu'IESI, so.
21 Main S'tnfgeit
5'
.__, lllllrr lurid.
.5 OMETHING” NEW!
Goods: Cheapergihan- ever before.
THE PUBLIC WANTS SUPPLIED
The Good Time Already an. to
They should be prompt] taken in all cases of Dip-
therla, Hoursencss, and n all afi‘ections of the Lungs 4 . i
and, Throat.
‘ . FOR ‘WORMS ’IN CHILDREN
they are simply invaluable and an excellent. remedy
when the Kidnw'a do not perform their functions
properly. Sendfor some. Price 25 cents per box,
sent by mail on receipt of the price, by John Q. Kel-
logg, 34 Platt Si. N. Y., sole agent for the U. 8. Sold
by Druggists. . 4w36
GETTING UP CLUBS.
Great Saving to Consumers.
Parties enquire how to ct u clubs. Our answer
is, send for Price List, an a C ab form will accom-
pany it with full directions—making a large saving
to consumers and remuneratiqc to Club organisers.
THE GREAT ’iMERlElN‘iTEfi’ ‘00.,
P. 0. Box rill-13
AGENTS WANTED Iron
integers.
Ell-‘3, .VOTARI ES, by .Dr. Jon. B. Ellis. The most
Stilrtling'BoOk of‘modern times. The whole subject.
laid bare and its hideousness exposed to universal
execratlon. Written in the Interests of CivilIzatlon,
Christianity and Public Morality. Scnr for Circulars
and terms. U. 8. Publishing 00.. N. Y., Cincinnati,
Chicago and St. Louis. 4w30
The Manic Climb HillsiSisagttt‘aa
nent black or rown. Ir. contains no poison. Any-
one can use it. One sent by mail for 81. Address
MAGIC COMB 00., Springfield, Mass. 3m34
o . 0
New. List! New List!
FOR 30 DAYS,
. TO REDUCE OUR STOCB 0F
noons,
WINDOWS,
BLINDS,
HARDWARE,
GLASS, and, &c.
We will sell at cost of Manufacture. Send for prices.
BBADElEY 8t." BURRIER,
. 38, 44, 46, 50 (it 52 Day Street,
NEW YORK. 3m30.
if,
a." -..,. .F;
Ace
INSURANCE.
And for the purchase and sale of
Real Estate, Stocks, Bonds, 84:.
Foreign and Inland Drafts, Foreign
Passage Tickets For Sale.
INTERNALBEVENUE STAMPS of all denomina-
tions, LEGAL BLANKS and LAW PAPER.
Mutual Life, Insurance Company,
Of New Yerk.‘ Assetts, $40,000,000.
Insurance against Fire efi'ectedin the most reliable
Companies in the U. 8., at the lowest rates. Send for
list. of Daricu and Norwalk Real Estate, for sale. N -
.;. x. » ' ‘. £1.1‘ZM-EL’Y1LHE E. ,MEAD,
Next door to Post Office, Darien Depot, Conn.
or at Corner Drug Store of H. M. St C. S. PROWITT,
Norwalk, Conn.
'I'. H. . BOBDBN',
The I Cloth1er,
"" iii (:9 .. . ..: <th
mom f
I Justncross from the Old Well Hotel.
Having bought, since the decline of gold, a full as-
sortment of
HARDWARE. BUILDERS’ AND CARPENTERS’
TOOLS, PAINTS OILS; WINDOW GLASS, '
CU'l’LiiltY, lac. We ofi'er it to the .‘
l'ltblic at low prices.
NAILS! AILS 2! NAILS ll!
Received this day a large quantity of Fall River
Nails, which we are selling at very low prices.
W. C. QUINTARD a CO.
wanna o. outsnun, noun usurp.
GEORGE W. SMITH .
Dealer in all kinds of '
FLC’UR AND FEED.
TnE OLDEST GROCERY IN SOUTH NORWALK-
We are sure. it. does not require columns of adven-
tisements to satisfy our customers that the quality or
our Goods is always the best in market, andthattthey
are sold as cheap as can be pnrchashed elsewhere.
62?“ PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. 1y16
SNOIIWALIS. MACHINE ~ SHOP.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform 'Mannfa'c-
turers and others using Machinery, in Not-walk
and vicinity, that he is prepared to do all things per-
taining to a general machine shop. All orders for the
making or repairing of every description OfMacbinery
attended to with promptness by experienced workmen.
Having added a Steam Engine (in, addition to water
powor) to his on-ks, he flutters himselfhc is well pre-
pared to‘do all kinds of work at very short notice.
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.
Machine Shop just back of the and Horse Railway
Buildings. . 11
For Sale, $31,000.
I " {'3
‘3 .IL‘
“ LAWRENCE nudity.”
Ayrshire Bull, ‘-‘:l.ochinvar.”
45 - V Price 5500. - ' ’1
MEADOW mun, Darien, Conn.
DANIEL SLAUSCN, Agent.
Or BOX.‘N0. 10 Darien Depot. P. 0. ,I I 10tf
AMERICAN PRIZE. ' —#
Mr H. BLAKESLEY would res ctfully inform his
friends and the public that t e Stallion, Ameri-
can Prize is now at his stock' farm near Westport
station of N. Y. & N. H. R. R., Saugatuck P. 0.,
where he will be kept the present season. This will
be probably his last season in this section, be having
been sold and is only returned to fulfill engagements,
terms (:50) fifty dollars: 3 . '
to the public of so great value, since the days of old
Mess-saver, as he is urely of Trustee and Messenger
blood through .‘liem rino. 4 .
Also the Stallion Whalebonc, of Eureka and libr-
fian stock, will be kept on the same farm—,terms (916)
Iftcen; dollars. 5 This larnr afi‘ords ever ‘accbmmoda-
tron for=Brcod stock. ' Terms reasonabIc.) vi '
011117 ‘ 11. BLAKESLEY, Saugatuck-
their... r‘ ' .- 4
NOTICE "To “CAPITALISTS. '
DAN BURY Jr. NORWALK RAILROAD Seven per
Cent. Mortgage Bonds for sale, in sums of $1000
each Principal an
e from all taxation in the hands of holders in this
Choice- Groceries, Provisions,
AY‘BSl-IRB PULL, ‘
It is believed that no Stallion has ever been aflomd '
7 Per Cent. IntercSt..
interest payable _ In 3pr York."
B t e laws of Connecticut, tiicsc Bonds are exempt-‘- '
Italian . and-iAmeriIean.».Marble, '._.
WASHINGTON STREET, .' . . . ——
[ ._-l.olill;farirl.oli, :
BROADWAY, cor. GRAND ST.,-
Third Avenue Savings Bank.
Corner ofIThIird Avenue and 26th Street, New York.
'Pre'len’t'lgepoblti 35,330; 850-
512 per cent. interest, paid, on installments from 81
‘ . . ,o , . .
LL deposits made on or before the 20th of J anna-
, April July and October will draw interest
from t e first of those months. . _
BANK OrENdaily from 10 a. m., to 3 f. m., and Mon-
day, Wednesday and Saturday Even ngs ~ from 6 to
SPENCER K. GREEN,'P
8 . m. . . , resident.‘
B1711. B. BIBBINS, Secretary. I
”S
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
.“No. QB‘WARRENcSTREET, N. Y. ‘ ' .
NTEREST‘ allowed at the rate of 6 per cent. on all
sums. 'De osits draw interest: from the ist ofJan-
nary, April, lily and October. ' -
Open daily from'lo a. in. to 3 p. m. -
WALTER. W. CONKLIN, President.
IVANnunuiL-r L. B‘uxrox, Secretary. . 1y6
A GREAT- ' err-En.
Horace waters, 481 Broadway. N .Y.,
will dispose of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS, MELO-
DEONS, and ORGANS, of six first-class makers, at
EXTREMELY Low unions, run each, DURING rnis nos-m,
or will take from 85 to $25 monthly, until paid; the
same to let, and rent money applied if urchnsed.
Cbickering’s Pianos are included in the a ove offer.
TillPanies Anticipating Building.
‘ There isagrowing uneasiness in the minds ofa
majority of our citizens against using water drawn
0 through LEAD PIPES, many even causing such pipes.
'to be removed, for cold water and our are and
healthy TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE substitute There
are-numbers who would be willing to ay an increas-
ed price for .rent, or purchase, provi ed the great
blessing of pure and healthy water could also be ze-
cured. To parties about building houses for sale or
to rent, we would especially urgethis consideration:
The additional .cost ,of introducing TIN-LINED
LEAD PIPE for cold water alone, and this is all that
- is really essential, would be but a. trifle. Who would
not refer-to have the water used for cooking or
drinking-purposes contained; and passed through
pure blocktizi, instendpf poisonous cad? There is
alar equantity of our Patent TINyLINED LEAD
PIP in constant use to the extent of over one thou—.-
» sand cons, some of which was introduced as early as
1863, and doing good service to the present time.
The large quantity in use and the many. years it has
been on trial has fully established its reputation, not
only as a pure, andsafe water pipe, , but also a ser-
viceablo one. : . ,
"NATIONAL 1&3]: BANK. .-
Yomr, May 19, 31870; . I
. . _ w
To the Colwclls, Shaw d7 Willard M’f’g 00.,
,Dear Sits-— ., .
-, Our Bank buildin having been plumbed through-
out Withjyour Tin- ned Lead Pipe, we take pleasure
in stating that it has worked to our entire satisfac-
tion. No repairs have been made up to ,the present
time. Yours respectfullv, _ ‘
~- . J. L. WORTH, Cashier.
“Iain Of the opinioii that your TinI-‘Lin‘ed‘Lead Pipe
will.in a sanitary point ofvicw, be of infinite good
to our citizens. . : ‘
“WILLARD. PARKER, M. D.," New York
.li'rorn'tho‘lBIural i1 sags-Yorker, In]! 18,
“Having examined our Parent TIN -LIN ED LEAD
PIPE, we are satisfle _ that it possesses great value
utility, and: therefore-voluntar’iiy commend it tO'all
who use water conveyed through pipesJ’.
Circulars and sam ice of pipe sent me by'mall..
Address THE COL ELLS, SHAW & WILLARD
M’F’G'Coajlii Centre skillet. Canal and Grand sts.)
Ncw‘York; Sold also by the leadingPlumbers. 4m27-
Unoon ' Cirillo, WO’I'kg,
. l NORWALK , CONN...
The subscriber, is prepared to furnish every kind Of-
‘ months 333 - Entire season 950.
- REFRES ME‘NT DEPARTMENT under tl'ic man-
agement oer. Theodore Searlcs.
THE FREIGHT PROPEILILERS, :
City of Howell: and P.”F.'Brady
wili'r'uu‘onc from each end Of the route every even-
. in . Produce sold without char e for commi s' .
, FREIG g 5 ion
HT AT OLD PACKET RATES.
. All persons are forbid trusting any ofthe employees”
at; eithfr of the above boats on account of the owners
ereo . .
DANBURY a. NORWALK R. n.
‘ SUMMER .ABRANGEMEM.
Commencing June, 27th 1870.
D1 LY TRAINS.
Lease Danbury for South Namallr,
6 30a. m.;12Im.;4 20p. m.; Freightato 45p. m.’
Leave South Norwalk for Danbury,
M9 003. m.;11 05mm; 2p.m.; 6 18p. to. "
.Lcaoc Norwalk. Bridge for South Norwalk,
urncnn-IELIIJBBANCH n. n, '
Trains leave Branchvm'e for Ridgeficld, at 9 45‘ a.
m., 2 45, 5 00 and '1’ 05p. m. . -
Trains leave Ridgefie d for Branchvillc, at 6 45 a.
‘ml, 12 15 p. m., 4 35 and 6 30pm.
, ‘ JOHN W. BACON, Sup’t.
‘ _ N. Y. Sr N. n. RAILROAD.
. . T
Commencing J uneTEOIb. 1570. ' .
Trains leave Passenger Station at: N enroll: as follows :
' For New York,
2113.43 A.‘ ‘11., Boston Express.
6.0 stopping at all stations. .
6.45 ‘5 H 0‘ u
7.46 " Local Express, stopping at. Daricn and
- Stamford.
9.25 “ stopping at all stations.
11.05 “ Express. .
1.18 P. M. stoppin at all stations.
3.22 “ Boston ress.
3.45 “ stoppin at all stations.
5.41 “ Boston xpress.
6.17 “ stopping at all stations.
9.37 . “ Boston Express.
New York for Nervvalk, _
At 7.00,'S.00 (Ex.,) 9.00, 11.30 A.-M. ; 19.15 (Ex.,) 3.00
(Ex.,),I3.45, 4.30 (Local ex.,) 5.30, 6.30, S.00(Ex.,)P.bl.
" Nor-walk for New Haven.
At 6.39 A. lli., stopping at all stations.
8.53 it I“ u it
9. “ _ Beaten Express. '»
1.31 £31., stopping at. all stations.
1.59 Boston Express.
4 38 It : fl - _ u '
u . - . .
gig . u « stopping atIall statIrIons.
7.31 n J! . .I (I . H.
9.49 “ Boston Express.
. Trains leave New Haven for Norwalk. at. 2.40, 5.30,
6.30, 8.10, 9.45, (Ex.,) A. J .; 12 11.; 2.15, (Ex.,) 4.30
~(Ex.,) 5.00, 8.30 (Ex.,) P. M.’
. See lar e bill of advertisement at the Station Houses
and Beta
Supt’s Office. 4th Avc'and 27th St., New York.
Ass’t Snpt’s Ofiice, Station House, New Haven.
. .- . - . JAMES H. HOYT~'Sup’t. .
o‘ITD' WELL-:BoTilI. STAl‘iLES.
Adjoining uie' Hotel, South Norwalk.
, .I I)
.__,,;.4~ .H- ,.. - __ 1:3 .._ .~ . amt—r2;
.rStablesconneeted with the Hotel, and passengers
carried‘to and from the House to the cars andISteam-
boat free of expense. Horses and Carriswes to let at
all hours. Carriages run to all trains and’ the Steam-
- 'boat, and asscngcrs carriedas cheap as any other
stable will 0 it. ' . .
. . Weddingsand Funerals attended" for $3 each car-
ria e‘. ‘ ‘ '
-. E few good;horses for sale.
Commutation 1 month £15; 2 months 825;“3 3t'38
at [34's. in. :1 05, .25 25 p. in. ; Freight at S 05 p. m._'
District of Norwalk, as. .Probafe Court, Sept. 10, 1870.
‘STATE ' of MERCY HOYT, late of Norwalk,
in said District, deceased- ‘
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereoLfor the creditors of and estate to exhibit their
i claims for settlement. Those whoneglect to present
their accounts,properly attested within said time will
be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to makammediate a cut to
ment to . .
JOSEPH SCOFIELD.
39'3"! Executors.
Who would suffer with Pain, when they can pur-
chase for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, one bottle of ‘
V 1“ VMPHORIN E
Which is the, Greatest Discovery of the Age for the
1 Relief of Pain.
The‘proof' of its Great Healing and.Sootbin Prop-
erties will be evinced by its use. It has a n casual:
and Refreshing Odor, and will not Grease or stain
the mostdelicate fabric, which makes it a luxury to
have in every family, Try‘ and be convinced of its
great m‘erlt.’ For sale by all Bragg .
.H. M. & C. S. PROWITT,'AgentS for Norwaik
. Hammer’s Champamn Ale.
HE attention of tho‘public is solicited to: the supe-
rior quality of .
HAMMER‘S FRESH BREW ED
. -C' KA'RIPAIGN ALE.
This Ale is brewed kerb at all seasons of the year,
and its leaping qualities especially of that brewed dur-
ing the most cxcesstve otyvcather, is guaranteed for
any length of time. ' ,
For sale in Barrels and HalfJI-arrels, at the store
of the suoscrlbers, .. FITCH, 6'5 RENOUD,
. . Main St., N orwalk, Conn.
Agents for the sale of Hammer’s Champaigu Ale.
‘. ATTENTION!
Michael Casey begs to inform the people of Nor-
walk and vicinity that he has purchased the interest
of his late‘partner, Mr. George II. Bracken, in their
Wholesale Wine in Liquor Store,
WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK,
one door from Washington Street, and will himself,
person ally attend to the business in the ‘.fnture.
Those who mayjavor him with their atronage will
find such advantages as capital, anda ong experience
in the business can secure. They can also rely on
etting the finest quality of goods at New York prices
Families and Phys clans may rely on the purity of the
articles purchased at this establishment.
. . MICHAEL CASEY,
Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchant,
Water Street, one door from Washington, South
Norwalk Conn.
.Novembjer. 92d, 1359. " . as“
‘IUHLE BROS...
11 Main 51., Nor-walk, Conn.,
‘l
Wholesale Dealers in
“958, fillifllflls, ‘ PAIEIT MEDIGIIS, DYE
. SHIFTS, £16., _
Pure Family Medleincs’by the dozen or gross. A
DRUG WAGON
running in connection with the store carries a full as
sortment of everything in the line.
. - Price beyond competition.
suddenly (lléappearino thy-on h m - 1193 Broadway, (Apollo Hall Buildintn) Rooms” 4 5 j '- .,.~:! . , . _ i , ,, ' I '
. ‘3 g 8 ”eat!" 3000 “ “ “ 10 “ 12 and 13. Fits t'or Cornell Princeton, ‘olnmhia B II :I . I:) an “ Stine. F or further particulars inquire of - . - , 4 . . - . . WAn Omnibus will run between South Norwalk .8 t ' -.
emu-9 me, down, down, theI litttle hands IlIYIgIslgyItItél, l-égmlg, 1332372220: Songs} 19:; Lillinfild fill-jig I : ' .‘ 1" Norwalk. July gigs? LOCK“ OOD' ,Pmfldené'stf . GRAN. .ITE,_D,RAl-3.I 0333 Tins-103% . :5}: 'iii‘L‘iggidé’oli’c‘iL'ii’r limit? I211; giglgxfgaLgag OldIXevl; . -. “ll ‘ 01.“)?!
57131),ng a: cruel, weeds, the sweet month 2000 “ be“ u u 12%“ lSIilIcfiiIetld gcicutificI’Sehool, tl‘lewdlzltatycn. \IYell cTstlizb- ’ ' _ i ' N k i ; M o N U M E_N_T s Roton‘Point at 11‘0.’clo.c‘: a1: (1;; 311?; (5’ os’glggl‘tigi iii). . . '
ll 0 wa er. nd those Wicked, sinful s e! an equipe ,earnes an orou . a on : , ’filabs’Tablcts Sinks 'CCr-aSWellusMantles and l. = ' 1 ' ' ’ ' ' '
. . 10 Cases 4 , - 9. pupils at any age or time. Address nv. ILM. _ ' - " , .‘ ’~ ’ - . ' ', _ ,_ . . , Pl’lbq’lbfl/I’Ifll
Words ringing through my cars, “I don’t DOMESTICS’ a" “”1“? SOIIIToIv, Principal, Middletowu, Conn., till ”Sergi- AND ‘LL OTHERS - Fifitffisrggfifzfifilgge ~ HOPKINS’ , ~ J’
care where you g0, so you keep out ofm . “In ”J. H... ..._ W.-- ~ I _ “m . . a , . .--~THE--BIODEL. MARKET. - . -‘ ’ -. ,_ - I ". . ' . ' : ~ . - . .
light.” There was a mist before my eyesj A m“ mm or . , ~'- I WILLIAM MITCHELL, ~ . L . CchfiIglryIIFenrminIIlrga :53”??? 1“" SOUTH NORWALK SALES Start/m, (Ml/d
' ' ' - I 2‘7 37' . " ,.. ‘ ‘v - - _ 1- ~_-: fumis e an putupa S o no econ ouvcry I :' -. , AND'; ; I
lllzgllliti: my all”: I‘rememb'er 01" leaVlllg MEBI 3’ C 0 FECTIO ER Y, “ “0“0 g : Broth” J Htglgng Bigggpfiigi’mffie‘f{shgié’égrfifi‘i‘g’fii ireprrs‘eud...‘§.mEligiiigifiiiifi'ihd Oldest dial best ‘. V .. ' . . .
w... .. “hm “ “mil.““mg °‘ .0... ‘ ' - - - '89 ratitliiiasrsiuiia instinctual ammo" “NeN'rNNiaiNNumb“; ”VERY STABLE 3- Gas Flttm g
’ a was. '- ' ‘ ' ' . . ’ -‘ ' ~’ ~ - ‘ f i that: itsrre uta on or at e exce once an ‘ . ' .
bl .l 1'1? '. . en came a. horn EMPRESS 0L 0THS [GE cREAM, SODA WATER, ac. '; , at thelowest marketprices. he continued patron- ifoenllrabie deaiililg is already too wellestablishcd to OBSES and.CAitRIAGES,Doublc and Single, .
8 sense of the earth givmg Way under my ‘ ’ 8:6 0" tlicpublic solicited. , need commcfidwon . Addresg‘ m“ - » with or Without drivers, and of the best, can-
WILLIAM ““CHELL-‘J ' ~ ‘ ' - ammunition-Agent. stautlyon‘hand andmrnislledatany hourofthe day Establishment-
feet, and I. knew no more.
A pleasant feeling of warmth, a languid
sense pervadipg my system. I opened my
eyes and glanced around the room. A
strange woman by the fire; at the foot of
the bed, my husband with his hand over his
eyes. I tried to think when I was and what
had happened but in vain. Then my alien;
tion was arrested by a little figure in a red
flannel night dress cuddled up in a big
chair—my Harry l Then it all flashed across
ERENCH AND IRISH PDPLIHS.
A good assortment of
Shawls,
Blankets, _
GIOves & Hosiery
c. H. 001031188,
MAIN STREET.
A choice artie’e of
ICE CREAM
manufactured for the saloon, also, Parties and Fami-
lies supplied.
Soda Waist with Fluit, Syrups
East side of Main Street, at Geo. Marvin’s old Stand,
Have a full assortment of
HARDWARI,
CUTLERY.
MERCHANT. TAILOR,
Is now opening to the public an entirely New Stock
NEW: DRUG STORE. "‘
THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens in‘ this vicinity, that he basjust
titted up in New Drug Store, .
CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT STS.
" -- where-will be found A 'I
PURE DR‘UGS.
9211010133"an slid. morons;-
FOR hlEDlCAL PURPOSES,
' [Mech'iide St, in the-rear“. fine newIBank,Nor\va1k.
<WGLAESI
b. s. Serials-Cit a SON-S,
’ . '(F‘ormcrly Sliaan 1doIDor‘u'ijiiin'g) Established 1837.
- II’nrOBTERS or ,
.. .. . POLISHEngLAji’E,
FANCY. {IND TOILET ARTICLES, '
" ' French Windi'titv, Car,
:rior. animals for sale. Our equipment cannot be ex-
celled by any sta bid in the county. Parties,Funerals,
drivers always guaranteed, and: at moderate prices.
‘ Horse’s, new and Second-hand Carriages, Harnesses,
&c.,? constantly on hand for sale at low prices, and sat-
isfaction guaranteed. , I . _- . . . 3
. . Erie-arduwajr.
. TRAINS will leave depots foot of Chambers st. and .
foot of Twenty-third st., as follows:
3 Through Express trains leave Chambers .Street at 8
10.00 _a. m., 5.30 and 1 00 p. m., ~(daily); leave Twen-
‘t‘y-third Street‘at ’f 45, 9 45 a. m., 5 15 and 6‘45 p.m.
(daily.) New and improved Drawinglioom Coaches
will accompan the 10 a. m. train thrOu h to_Bufl'alo,
or evening. Horses taken on Livery, and a few snpe- ..
the, attended: Good vehicles, gentle lit-arses, and safe
The subscriber would say that he has taken the
BaSEmenlI0lTh0‘0.Kllallp's Building
next. to C. B. D‘Artois celebrated Ice Cream Saloon,
where the public can find
tonsils-iii wolilildru
inthe above branches of business, with a L’Llalflliliff‘
my mind. I sat u in b I . . i ,- Fl -C _ ' ' ‘,’ ‘* .. ' J ‘ ' ‘ till 3 1] ill ithm __ 1 t 1 . g ' on the part of the Subscriber thatall work dunes-ind!
“why?" P 9“ “mm“ “3““, I, «BUILDER’S HARDWARE, ° ,N‘ ,‘“.“. WENT ”promos, ru- . m. . . 2222,52..IIIi...ilrciz.,I§.i%Loafing. - _
i . . . . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ , par-ply 'ciau Prescrl fiongcmf ll (1 d , . , I z . . . ’ . ' Icoac est accompan e a.r_n. ra Iin ‘us- _ , , ' .
What i. It 1’” sand I feebly. OIL CLOTHS GHOIG‘ OONPECTIONEBY! . Ready Made Cloth/Mtg, .datrlnd “Y‘all; 3;; befoigdmzhs.ir§$€lii3i§ln§._. PICTURE GLASS. - ‘: gym;ggggfiggtgeg;?g,r,g;grfggnmtlsgg ,Iggy Give Full Satisfaction or no Chmge.
You must not talk, lie down. 0, darling-I . ’ manufactured for ”the Wholesale anIdIRetailTradc. _ ’ ‘ ‘ .3431!“ on 1 a; Sf‘i.‘§‘CK'I 35“", Norwallr; Conn“.- -~ I. . ,2}, 3 De 6, aEdAgency to, .0: '7 toRochester, Biifi'alo 5nd Cincinnati. An’Ei'nlgra’n. .
darhngl” and the strong man wept like a . All goods offered for sale, warranted Agncultural Implements, . For Men Youth and Children __ _. , . Hp , .. .. I I . . .. ;. -: {- . triiinrllegtgtésgailyiéltigs . m. 1:130“ “(1430 Gas FlelllBS Furnished at N Y
o . l . . ' . ... 1 .v I n , . . m., ' a I
child. And the little figure came and jump- WINDOW SHADES, PURE, ratsu, Alia [11' mil Plilllis. . ,. ; . , EXTJF‘. Notions}? Canon“ illusions. LENOX- PLATE GLA Sb. m_ ° d ,1,- .,fig mam,I,nsz,, ”I, . IN ,
‘ - Particular attention given to ' ' ' ' 1- . ; . ' or Middletown andjVay, 3 30 p. m., (23d street,
ed on my lied, and putting his arms around
' my neck, cried to. And I, puzzled to know
what it all meant, cried also. The strange
figure came forward and took Harry away,
saying: “Be careful Mr. Lot-jug, everything
3 :g p. In.) and, Sundays only, 8 30 a. In. (23d Street,
Prices.
S p. m.
, .
IIIFI’gsGreycourt and Way, at 8 30'“. m (23‘! St" .8 15 All Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fittings furnished at
For Newburgh and Way at Sa.m, 3 30 and 4 30 p.m .
Twe'nt -third street, 1' 45 a. m., 3.15 and 4 15 p. In.) , . ' . ,
For tum-en and Way, 5 p in and 6 p m. Twenty- The Lowest, Cash Prices.
third streett 4.5 and 5 45 p. In. Theatre train, '11 30
SILVER PLATED Gbonsiqnality Warrantedé’at': " , 'I I I . I‘lLSO, '
- '- E-K-LOCKWWD -... . Colored and. Ornamental Glass, -
Kim’s-ENE “Wig?“ 2'1 CHAMBERS STREET,
” 1 ends READE -. STREET
or every description. Bonsai SIIOE NAILS.
. , Custom Trade-
PAINTS, OILS, AND GLASS, . .5 _ . . .- ., _ .- .- ..- -.
' ‘A' gOOd line Of Pelee Geode constantly on hand suit-
able to the season. made in the best manned. at Low-.
est Cash Prices. Also,
PAPER HANGINGS’ &c' KEROSENE OIL, buy the best. 1 charge no more
for it; is safer. and will burn ion er.
At E. K. L00 WOOD’S.
Our stock of '
IIGROCERIES
.. .. _ -. .ILoCBwoonls.
GREAT 'Bii'ircraiss IN'GLKSS WARE, at '
And a superior article of DOOR LOCKS.
now depends upon quiet." . Fall w Winter II 'nuT"" '0": A.” anllnnills IAIMEITSIHI'I’ I I .. .. I EoIIK. LOCKWOOD’S._ I 1‘15 , , NEW ‘03:. p m, (Twenty.[hjrd street, ’11 45 _, 113,) ‘ . . .
“Tell me all now ” said I - “I must kno ' ’ ‘ ’ R . ‘ « ’ . - ._.- - For Paterson and Way, from wenty-third street Should you come and lint] all hands out, you Will
1 i W- is A No l as regards MI I I INEBIY nouns If Don’t forget; East side of Main Street. _a . or made to order at short notice; also, -- - . afffggivgmggfgmfi'flfdi‘iifi'i. 53;? BENINGER’S _ ‘ ‘ - gripe; at. 6.4%, 10-105; 11,545 8 tm’ 31-45 35:55 3515i0=ilg please1 153v; our Crdérsfinélgea Pgafiigfiflfig‘;
' ' ' 'mh‘ '. . ,. - .. . a n1; rom amerasree e0 . . . _ srs. . _ .n. ,
’ . ' “e “1 G0“! “‘3 at Pmentmesr it enables me ‘0 LD LONDON DOCK GIN, a 111,913 11:31.45, 4, a 15 and calm? ' ’ lifigeeanhil. Dersug store, corner or Wall and Maul
' For-Hackensack and Hillsdaie, from Twenty-third Streets, where we Sbalibe plcased'to receive orders
I had such a horrible feelin
g. 0, Harrold, I
_ . , .. offer great bargains to Cash Customers. Call and on) COGNAC gnhuny, ‘ ,
L1) chmQRNIapRANDY, ' ' ' ' st depot,‘at_8 45, 11,45 3 m., 9915, 3 45, 1515, 5 45, from onrrup‘ town friendS, wall the stimuli!“ "m
dreamed Harr was (1 " . . , - . .
Hi“... my m. ”if?“ . QUANTITY . ~ Gents’ Furmshmg Goods. becouvinced,‘ at’ n. x. Locxwoon’s.
1; WW c. ewas near death; , QUALITY, & PRICE. The subscriber hasjustrecelved achoioc selection of w i n d o w s h a d e s , . , , ,_ , . . . ,- .
' - . - . 1 . . » .. - . «- . ~ . . ' l b .. .‘ .. E. P. WEED. In‘d ”fill-Tul- 'Fronl Chambers at depots” a. m that the shall r'eceive romp attention.
marge Gray got him out Of the pond ; Gray Have just received . ' : :l I Remember; he} . néknEN ‘ iBE-L' . NGIE Bold), GIORGEI- fiFLDEN For 58 e y , , ,_ ._..-...... . ' - 1’ m,:§2 .151 4r ‘5 1516 and “'45 m- T l‘. . , W331 ofderg on 513:; atao'clock 3. in. Will receive
sent down to the ofllce for me. I went after . HA TS B 0N NETq ’ ' ' " ' ' ‘ " ‘ ‘ ' _ . FURNITUB-E. ' r '~ F9” memm‘f'mw’ieflnd ”rm” “”3411in attention the same day.
Dr H00 er a h . . 9 L , . _ . _ . , . , . "l" st: depot,” 845 a in, 12115 gm, $315, 415. 4 456 is 15 .
- , / , . . _- , Q . ; . _ t . ,
was but}; shrill: of???“ {as}? “p' The“ IUU Packages ill NEW TEAS F ii H n all P (0126)" 9 Norwnllr nail. Wall Street. opposite Gazetteiinlldiug F on SALnMEDAL RANGE HUBBELL _& 1 :CURIEIBS , 55,1;:3.§,‘.‘.‘.‘I“i‘.“iiiififidiii‘lf‘i'ihr‘;$83.35". ' . ALso' I
' l e e , ll We succeed- ' ' V i I V , ’ ‘ . ' - . '. . E, K.LOCKWOOD. ‘ ‘ y ' ‘6" 1‘0 ’ " ~. .» . aturdays on y in midnl ht. ' ' .l T . ’ ' -
ed at last.” , to which we call particular attentiovifispecially to our eat ers' “wars, VBIVEIS’ : ~ . v, . .3 NORWALK..=CONN. ’ . " ‘ ’ k V . « . ‘ ”Bu. gep , 1 9n“. n . 1. Tickets fOIK-PNNNNSN all." 0‘ apartmentsin ”drawing Brass Foundry
“H ‘ A I S T A. I R R O D S . Mapufscéut-Begs 3f Rgstiagvood Elm ”in“ l: “'1“ room and sleepinocoacheseanbeobtainedg-andorders
- . a S . I a . . I
s... 1"“ ““‘N r... “summer Oolongat $1.00 per pound, R BBONS’ LACES’ 8“" ' ~ 4 1-2: ‘ ’- 3 000 m..-Mane:c/rownnat»12uyw- also...rra.aislestsrmesgsrsis:allots: A“ "W“ 8“" .
I 3111110” in want 0‘ 605 E d 9 now arr v g. or so e ow. ' . 4 designs. - . i -. - ~..-. ' "M ' ’ ‘ ' h ‘ . 205»Chainbel‘SSt. cor. 125th . t. and 3d Ave. Harlem: with competent workmen anxious for work at smzl
«Se... weeks ago yesterday” said he J, an at 31 00 d a... u: t. o... indent...rr%i.ii§ii:lié’ii§*a‘ié2 FIRE-BOARD PRINTS, 0- N 8- “- HOLN‘ES- 1‘0“ 51‘3“" '5 ”"0” ”355- ,gggmeasuring:rnNacNgrgggrgitgggglgt NO-BSS. Fulton ir. Brooklyn-Depots r... a: on... ..,, is prompt '- ,
smiling. ’ ’ P - . Per poun - hedge pufichgsing elsewdmtif' MI) trouble to show ' , 8 2350131) - in price aild drill}: ’ "ih'rlny house in New . Ork yféficfi}, “333333333133?ng 33;; W Steam Power to rent forllsht work-
' oo 5, avng secure eservces fafi t £‘C’R ALE :I' Q. ~ 'Ig, . . , » -~- . . . ' . , . . . .
“Seven weeks i" said I, “imPOSSiblc l” . A complete assortment of illiner, am prepared to do all kinds oftvorkrztfllilst WINDOW CORNICES, I; ', 5 z. ' '§ .- " I: : -'- »_: .. ' ‘ ' ' 9 g . Also, we have thfialIe-it»“‘5°“m¢"t-°‘ . =0“! i and 0‘ 5:" Agents attire principal hotel’s. H z NORTON.
“You have been very sick W'th b _ i‘IIoItIIiIcemntd 1:: thIi; lattes:1 anal mos: faiiihionable styles. .. oi, o 9' . .:. , S . . ._ v. . r... .. I COTTAGE ANzDBBDROOM SUITS, L D Rncxruwgénfigtl‘gtlfn' (.en lPass’r Agent. . _ u
l - . ' l srcaeu ona . ‘ ' ' ._ . . - , ,..
yer Ella Y ““1 fe to share the panohhoenoraiheesgrfbl? 8““ “n’w°h°p° , - . Bill dlng and, New Styles ever ,ofl‘emdln the ,cltyr Wholesale and 'Dally. lEor Ha’ckensack only. ‘l'For Plcrmont only. .4 . . "
da , . on were very near death; for , ~ ° Gill and Mack Walnut Mouldmgs - gl’iiiiflfir loO‘Olgrglll‘zT CHAIRS MATTBassu-s . ' ' -
ya we desparred ofever seeing you con- - - pilllillia Alla All. nuts or, harm: swan . .I . ’ AN” » ‘ OF ALL KINDS» SPRING B'EDSr N03 0 H [DR S E‘ S H 0 E l N G .
All code made by experienced mechanics and war— . , . ,
route to give perfect satisfaction. THE subscriber having purchased the 00d will,
scious again. You would say, ‘Harry E
rENELoN nunnELL, [1y'2] CARLOS Charles. tools site, of the Horse shoeing Esta lishment
Cracker ' l '
drowned, and I made him drown himself.’ ' ’ cut a y,
Last night, Dr. Hooper said the crisis was C. LASS 8‘ WOOD E N WAR E ’
at hand. If you lived through the night you ‘ I
would get well. 0, Ella! I am so thankful
' will‘be done at short notice.
.700. LOADS Qlfl‘~
..~., ,I, I .
. . I .,,___ of James 15.‘~Shea‘,in the '
" - .Toys! Toys”
. Very-large assortment of Toys of all descri prions.
A _ roi- sale by it. ill. a c. S. PROWl’i‘T.
' Fine‘ Building Stone... '
Apply to GEO. .41. ST. JOHN,
. . , Picture Cord arid Tassels, Iv.
D. DAYTON .' ‘
ELY’S BLOCK, MAIN STREET. .
Vl‘liE subscriber will sell his Stock and Fixtures in HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING’ PAPER
&c., die. Also,
. ThE..-DIAMON~D~ dLASSEs,
I Rear of. the Horse Railway Depot,
Manufactured by '
always on hand. Call and examine.
is now fully prepared to fill all orders for
you are spared to me." KNAPP A: DICKERMAN the Store occupied b him No. 4 1a,- m 11 .~- ., EAST AVENUE. “ , " ‘ - I 'I ' , ———~-—. ~---- ---——"+-“ '
“I hav bee ‘ . ’ BLOCK Malls .Streeyt So'nth Nor-“Pours. .' r J' E' SPENCER & no" N' '1! . 13 N
. e n so weak and Sinful, Harrold,” . ‘ W ASHING’l‘oN STREET The Store s fined up in gooé style with all the con- HANGING, &(.., A'l ALL FOR THE .. which are now oflered to the public, are pronounced , Some hm , ew- SHOEING_ HORSES
381d 1, and then told him all, not keeping ' vergencci; for carrying on the IlIlIlililuer and Dress. d . JAPfiIIIVISE (logic 51%”; by all the celebnted'oilflcfalls of the world to be the . .___.-. . ._____—_.~—— , . ' a
. a , , ., tan in usmcss. nv one w 3 ng ac - a re w out ain. or s e V .- - " '- . .“' I ‘
bafik anything. . - LII‘Y OF SOUTH NORWJ‘LKJ less illga good locality will lind it 3 tiliiir. ifitggeg‘lii, K6110 Cg Bro a" n rcmo If)“: 3:118 _ , p ,S. F. PECIi figficfiefiflfimkomsf GEGRI“ 2‘ N?RVELL, inoiificlfigmfifir B? ggdgfiefgfiéhllfitttg‘lgfiliigs
' - . . - (=3an .. . ~ . .: ,.;.".' ' . . - f .- i . a, . . . - ' a ‘ . . .. .. .
.I etiliezIrd hie ihrough,stroklug my hair m . _.___L,._....... '7 . __ . . an“ . ' DAYTON . K 6616:. {I Hope? "hey org groundnnder thIelIr gwn llu crvlsion, from‘ s T A l I: I! l' I '1 D E I! 9 :ggegllttgmglaiaiylh: filliiitfxggiiiilggng: liifidwi’él‘éigg maven-1010'", "m“ aim?“ “35331:. III-
at gen e ashion. When I finished, he said: To THE PUBLIC ""‘F ' '“" “ “" '—"“."I———"”‘“""‘“’——“ Upper End of Mam Street, East Side. ’ Rggfinfisfiglféflfifii 1:: scent: :lllfbllflggleil‘g: NEWELS’BALU’STFH'H‘ '1“.le RAILS, STAIRS “125m! ptag‘ogage. 1%!) ‘ JOHN “ARNEYE; ‘ figfifihfiu‘ifi‘l‘ifimum flém “W‘s.
It had taught you a lesson, dear Ella,” and . \HE subscriber havinor disposed of his L’l ely Sta 19000 elf/((6’). Barrels) "OHS: AN” SIG" PAINTERS’ and “Huntley. ' ' ' ’ ‘tc.’ &c., mallet to order it1 fihfhléegtgimyncraggg {gilt A 01““ ' line. v . ‘ ‘e’lrfi‘lylildon' Fom‘flxmrignuommfimflw
,. i" - ‘ > ' . ..N' . ' ! late 0 .s. it .. ' ‘
“mm a“? i.” ii “iii“iilfi'fsief‘i‘sm Fii‘lilk’ i” ”‘3 » AND AGENTS FOR THE - INTERIOR DECORATonil 03.1152 .fifiifidlififitfi‘llfilfigfcfi 3 figiilgfiesdim‘ix°”“‘““" A" °ii‘°””"°‘“‘.’i.’;§ REM OVAL : N W” “‘ “9““ "' "' «mm.
_ ’ ' i - - . red is sncere ’ , ' ‘ - 1, n» t _ , _, .. ‘ , _
.1 soouI recovered. For a long tune I could thanks to the c tlzens OfNorwalIk tor the liberal pn- 500 FIVE AND TEN GAllDN KEGS . 3,9,3,“ 031cc... _ IIsournIuoiiIvanx, or. m or the lens directlyln front of t e eye, producing “““w'd to “n sammcnwflmm e0 Horse Shoein" Establishment. KMVES AND FORKS ‘°‘ 310°- “d “9““): at
not be". Harry out of my 8i ht It trona extended to him in the past, and would re— ’ l " .. ” ‘ 1 ' W ' ' ‘ a ‘ E‘ 1" LOCKWOOD "'
- g - seemed spect ally invite a continuance of the same to his " For sale at sight 311d WWW”!!! all unpleasant sensations, ”en en ; Leather Boots of the latest stysle. E Subscriber would respectfully inform the pub-
w- Churchcstlialls, Public Buildln s, and Resl- it clear and distinct vison. IS in the natural, healthy G0 to KEELER’S foliftyolli' nice Fine Calf-ayyh’ilvnt. TR
0
PhilliPShurg Iron Si “ks. $323 Froscoed and Decorated in big cat “was: ‘as glimmering and wavering of sight, dizziness, &c., —. .
. peculiar to All others in use. Tnsv ans Mons-rim [N F want ,1 0m, STOVE 0,. a RANGE 0,. “m., M place of business Where he will study to lease all _
' ‘ I 3231:," élEc {fine HOUSEKEEPING 1,1351; .. , {0 who may call on him. 1y1t‘. WM. A ERN. gains or cash.I .
h ' . BELDl‘.- . ' "‘ . . . . . . , .
“ 'I.‘ I_B (183 s”
u UNFERHERTED CATAWBA WINE, retain
lie that he can be found a few Rods below his Gogffilggglghégégnigglafigyo ridifi‘erd
it. x. LOCK 000.
as if I could not do enough to at ““95“"
. one for my ' -
, The Subscriber would ai 'o an e t‘ th 1: f-
wicked conduct. . The sflleht makes me tcr he will devote his entilfe tin: e :gdxg‘l‘icrgieshfg‘l‘lie
. mm now—mt i... been .1... Harry in a... stadium 33...... rails —--
e rosen e an . .. a
never come back I to me, and that the lust satisfaction given or money returned. pFrom his’lon SUGAR‘3 .1 most given $8kang H. HOLMES
RAYMOND BROTHERS,
Foot of Washington St., South Norwalk .
ran FINEST Kansas, in frames of the best quality, of
all materialsnscd for that purpose. . ;.
LWA U 1T {Sigh (find Durability can?“ biiISu ateI'iIiI - .. .. .
w .— one name an css ea n e r ' ‘ " ' . ' .
tsradeganrllt ojllallnptgf .051 (furry frame. q 1,: . Walker’s VIPCSQI' {Emefi' F013, “1315,98 ‘13:“?! MIaggebJellltgachPiesvefige intr the true flavor of the Grape Suitable for
. ewe ersan tic ans are. 0 e ents ' P, . - lug _ 'i‘r t em an e con has ‘00 or nva . s o. . , . r- . '
a: from whom'tbep can 01in be obta‘izned. fife-2%“, fiLcfif’fil',f.re‘§i§.of~ Foyr gale byWEl‘D makes sixt'ccn quarts. . PriiiIIe 2’; can"- bODlgEzm Medicinal ”‘7 Sacramental pnrpOEeE. §°ir"i]venliio
.. E.Pu ‘-- I - “Dy“. - I . a o .:
THECELBB—RATLD‘GAS BURNER RANGE ‘
for sale by GEORGE F. BELI‘I ”.1
.——-—« . *"..+-+>---v-~<
Téab : ~' Toast:
Cheaper and better than wood. Agood‘ assort- Sea‘llloss I-‘nrine.
. . , experience in the husines h i ii - ' I ._ '
words lid heard lion) his mother’s lips Were ity to please and satisfy-all hlsgdcgfiln‘lfm of his abi " W ’ “' merit constantly on hand. Plumbers and Dealers Large invoice of Fresh Teas, just. received. .
so unkind. I have had three children since J. L. HOPKINS. A9009 IAMILY "038! F0“, Ski-E. which for quality and prices, we of the world for 0"" .
I I . . . , hnqu re at this Office. supplied at the lowest Manufacturers’ prices. - ' G. rt ll; liOLMES. .' ' Fuse-8°05! “0 "0" “Wm ‘0 Pedlers, 8} any price
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.South Norwalk. Sept. 6, 1870,
Norwalk Chronicler