I wise informed pretrous to that time.
311.11...-
Tuesday. M111 2118.711
rAIarIELD momma-Ens:
DARIIEN. _____
Miss Rice has issued invitations forI a Re-
ception to be held next Friday evening, in
honor of Dr. Dio Lewis, of Boston, who is
to pay aIIvisit to the Seminary on that day
A large number (If invitations have been is-
sued, and the 4:0mIpauyI is sugetpgbe large
‘and enjoyable
In the suit of Brady .411 Mead,: 1113? the Su-I-
perior Court, for injunction to restrain Mr.
Mead from completing contemplated d'raiils,
the Court decided \in fave IoI’f Mr. Mead
Beers and Olmstead; for plaintiff; Ferris1I
Child and Fessenden for defence.
_ WILTON.‘
An entertainment of Charades and Tab-
leaux' Is to beigiven in the Lecture Room of
the Congregational church, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of this week. 'We
presume that the local interest 'will Ibe so
large that the Hall will be found too‘ small
to accommodate the audience. --~ -
’ ' ' ‘ WEs'IrPoR'l‘: ,, ..
011 Sunday, Arthur Youngs ‘runs _
who has long been a saucy, 1mm: bo'y.
.Saucy to his parents- troublesome to his
neighbors, and Impu cut to e 44 Ir'yboIdy older
than himself, took it into in head to visit
the residence of Calvin Morehouse, Esq. at
Poplar Plains, and while at that place per-
pctrated several shameful tricks about the
premises, not hesitating to abuse Mr. More-
house whocame out lg order him oil‘, even
threatening to shoot him at the firstconven-
i3nt opportunity.- On the following day he
was arrested for breach of the peace, tried
and being a minor, and his parents not 1in-;
willing ordered to be SentII to the State Re-
form School at Meriden where his “stubborn
will, ” will be effectually broken.- SIIherifl’
Cable escorted the young man to: lithium
home. . '1'" ' kjii
A remarkably sudden death took placc. on
noon Mrs. Gideon Jennings was out shop-
II . hired and sixteen yearsmagi1780
.and also relhrl'ling onTobt.
Tuesday morning last. On Monday after- :magazrne 1'
try Prlid‘uco
‘. 1..
COBBBOPIIIONSII-I I'x' I?” .. QT -"..
Thefollowin are the current rates of articles in
good conditi0ngand sold by coinallsdiou houses by
. wholesale. shippers rebolv'e b to ‘ltlpe r cent. less,
deducted 1'01- commissions, besides III-eight and other
charges:
Bums AND PEAS—Beans. tail- to best, 81 90 t0
2. 25 per bushel, Peas $2.30 to 32.49 per bushel;
lilarrowTat_.do. 93.10 to 83.20; Lima Deana 34- 30 ‘0
85.0 per bushel. t. 82 _
B r'rER—hewYork State nail-ISIS. filler 3° 0 c.
Per "5.; 'do'. fair to good, 26 to 250,3 1 40- bestI fancy,
84 to 960.: do. new, 35 to we; L-lb 1 ,.
CHEASE—L—New York State ptFaetory112 “1.1502?
per 10.; Ohio state Factory, 10 to Rise. per Lib.-
EGGS—Pennsylvania ana Neiv‘acr’sey', 1‘r‘eil‘1,‘10 to,
170. per: dozen; New York State, 1191111,,le It'd 150.
per dozen; Western (10., 14 to 1w. per (lozeu’. ' '
FRUITS—Apples, good, oilttr $0.6 I30 per Ibbl.;
do. common, as. .0: [1:182:19 per.bbl;;ICrunbe'rr1es
1.6010 1.00 or us 61.
8 Po UhsllItY-Ehtve fowIlsI and chickens,ls to 190.
per lb for best: dead do. do..fresli18 to 200. per
lb for boss: dead '1 urIkeysflr‘oIsIn,i ”concoct-lb.
10: best; dead Duck, trash, best; o'to pobrl . .
VEGETABLES—Unions, 13390 to 34,00 got 1101.; "
Poiatoes,‘ Peach Blow, 343.111 to. am. per 111.; do.’
Goodrich, as. 75 to 33.00 per :bbl.’; filo. PrinceA
beds. 83. 475 to 94. 00 per bbl., ' d01fBuck'cye, 83. 00 tIo
13. 60' per bbl. do. Jackson White’s, 83. 00 to 83- 25
per bol., - do. Early Rose and IMOhaWkI, $46. 50 to $7. 00
per bbl.; ’l‘urnips, Russia, 800: 1.091.001; orb
- HAY—Shipping. 81.15 per 100 1043.; retail lots,
31. so to $1. '40 per 101 lbs. ,Straw,- long, $1.35 to 01 48
per 1001111., no. short We. to 91:00 per 100 lbs. , do.
oathsom to 840. per 100
IN‘Rye, 81.18‘ to 81. 20
65% to 080'. per bushel; Corn,
per bushel-:- (to. White, to to We. per bushel;
leYrSM‘lQ Ind- Chiada. we. to 91.16 per bushel.
———-————.—(. . _
E‘h Ethe old church -b00k'Is' of the FirstI
Baptist Church in Stamford is the It'ollowipg
‘3' Itique record; “October 8,1797. Died {Int
brwalk, Sybil Whitehead, aged. one 4111113-
emberlIIMOf' this
cr bushel, Oars,'.
Yellow, 76 to 780.
or-
church, baptized October
ninety-ninth year of her a'g
Norwalk, where she kept 00
cars fre qently cain’e' on“ hick to Stain-
01rd (:1 matches {or ill on 'n‘t'il'es' il‘cin her
home) to attend public worShIlp—com on.I
Saturdays l:lnd returniég éifillgpndaysh I
lasttiines e me to' ta 33.1173 ayff
1789, at whit: i'ii'fie shé' was 01.31% red and
nine years 61. '- iJShe l'thim wdlkEd nine 11101311
.8th wits never
married , ,. ,_ . .. '
r181:
THE LADY’ s FRIEND for May' 1s received.
The steel late is a beautiful picture of the;
Yosemite alley—with its wonderful tow—
ering walls of rock. its waterfalls, and clear
stream winding tlnonghu The calored fash-
ion plate presents us with actual portraits
:o'f distinguished personages‘—the former
Prince Imperial of ..'EFrnnce, the .Princess
Mekandra, the eermpress Eugenie, the
'Prince'Ss Louise. Mbsié‘é—“Tbat Little church
around the Corner.” The literary matter
is rich maintaining the high cha'rhcter of this
The Little C'IOII'D al'maintains itsI promi-
nen0e as :1 Monthly for the buys and girls.
ping at several stores' In the Village, she 11111 1113111351. can ,qlwgys _~.;tin'd: instruction .and
peared to be as well as usual, and after 111.:-
king her purchases returned home. on the
following morning while engaged in house-
hold alfairs she was attacked with paralysis
and died almost instantly 4 '
On Monday, as the cashier-I of the First
Natoional Bank, with ladies was returning
from a neighboring village, the horse be-
came unmanageable, ran for some distance
finally bringing up against a picket: fence,
completely demolishing th'evehiclefimashing
fence, wounding horse, and producing confu-
sion generally; n0body hurt. 1 -
We regret to learn that God. 'L. Cable, Esq.
an old and respected citizen, is in precarious
- health, that his fliends have fears as to. his
.rccovery, ’
Members of the “Chess Club” are rquuestIv
ed to meet at the residence of Mr. _-A4.f S.
Hurlbutt on Friday -Ievening,unlessiother—
Although two newspapers are to exist in
Westport, we will state that our “Hour”
' ‘will be aregular “Advertiser” to such as
may wish to avail themselves Iofiits columns.
The Eighth Annual Soiree of the Misses
Dowues’ Bearding and Day" School- tIo'ok
L1 place at National Hall, on Thursday evening
last. DespiteasevereI sterm arespectable
audience came out. All the young ladies
perfbrmed their allotted tasks well, and
' wore rewarded with bquuIets, slid demoni
strations of applause. Great rprofimencv
.wasI noticeable, not only In music and pas-
tel, several fine specimens being on view".
The entertainment closed with a charming
little‘ Operetta entitled “ Genevieve. ” in
which MisI‘s Fanny Canon, Miss Lillie Guyer
and Miss Carrie Gray took prominent parts.
IThe appointments were Well put, and the
costumes and acting creditable. To one so
young, Miss Minnie Meore’ s aeting 0f tht:
-'ch aracter of a “ tyrannical mistress” was
life-like and .enj oyable, and.the careful train:-
" ing to which all had been subjected was
evidence of the teachers thoroughness. ‘.
Our late fellow townsman, ‘Ml'm? Sullivan
M'oulton, is SojourningI with his accomplish?
ed wife at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, N. Y. I
A first class fire engine is needed' 18 this
toWn. What other medium could Save this
entire village from destruction if any house-I
-on Main street should go tthoroughly on fire.
A petition, asking the coming Legislature
I to enact a “General Railroad Law,”' 15 being
circulated through this place for signatures.
Quite a number of Westporters, 'attended
the lecture of “Josh Billings” and Mrs. Sid-
dons readings at Lockwood’s Hall.
. “PBUL. ))
_ - STAMFORD. .
The “Americas,” Commodore W hitc s
new and elegant steamer has commenced her
re ular trips, stopping. at Greenwich. Mr.
hite’ 3' son Joseph 15 clerk and, Raymond
Hoyt pilot. Charles Colebnrn, of Norwalk
is agent at Stamford. .
Over twenty dogs have been poisoned re.
' cently... . 1,.1.
:BorquglIl election May 1st .—Adso_eat.?
GREENWICH.
Peter Ferris, proprietor of the old 101111115
tide-mill, died very. suddenly 0n the 21st.
DANBURY AND 'VICINITY.
Henry, 5011 of Louis Moeglin has gone to
Wurtemburg Germany to stud.
Wm. Congle,’ working on a ite street
house, fell a distance of thirtyrthree- feet,
striking on some plank fi'oin‘ Which he
bounded into a break. Ifh‘e was at all t'e-
verisli going down the water must have cool-
ed him off, for he got up andwent to work
again as if nothing had happened. "
Nelson Nobfe has he to Scotland' In the
employ of- a sewing" achine 00.1 '
Hen Huntley, better known as “Gomez”.
dIiedIu su 'denly' in Redding reCentl'yI' 1
Samuel W. B'eers,‘ of Ridgefield, was seri-I
ousl injured' in Danbury, by a runaway.
e old residence' 1n Danbury where Gen-I
éral Wooster died from wounds receive'dl‘in ’
the battle of IRidgetield, in the Revolution
J
I
is rapidly'failing into decay. It was'one oiI -
the finest houses in the State' In its day.
{94, BRIDGEPORT.
The dead body at‘. alnan was. found float:
ing in the Housatonic river; near the' June:
ion, last week H 9's about thirty years
of age' and had'a 4ther0harm suspend-
ed about his neck ‘
Christopher Doyle fell from the attic win-
dow of his boarding house, Wednesday
ni hi, and was killed.
he steamer J.B Schuyler has com-
silenced her trips to New York, leavin at
9 51.111; returning,leavésN Y. at midnight.
The dead body of Joseph Leavly,alabo'rer1
was brought up from the channe of the har-:
bor,_Ii4n rear .of Standard ofllce, on Friday
Imorning' last. He hadbeen missing sihce
'the 16111.
1 Blackznan, the man who attempted to
take his oWn life by cutting his throat not
long since in the Bridge Esportfd jaIIil, still IIlin-I
gem, and suh‘érs Inuc .
The new. palace sleeping cars which will
be run on the night New York and Boston I I '
express will be read as soon as the New
York Idepot' Is- competed. This will be fin-
ished" in about a month Mr. Parker has
run the sleeping cars nearly three years,
and has realized during at time about
$100, 000 profits. He has Welve cars in all,
and runs three or four regularly on each
train, sometimes more. The new day line
fast express will probably eminence run-
ning in June, and “it' 1's '0pr Willi make
the trip between the two cities in :an hour’ s
less time than at present—RW.. ' ,;
--———.—4. '.' f I
An agreement has been concluded bétwec'ni
the Great Western and Michigan contrar-
Railroad Companies for 50 years, under
which the entire through earnings a‘re pnt
into ajoint purse. and then divided.‘ Both
companies also bind themselves not to iht‘d‘i
change traillc with an new lines across
Canada or 'Mith'iIgan: his virtually obnsm‘
lidates the lines. The trinncl under Detroit?
River will be commonest: forthwith.
Cyrus W. Field has polit' ies on his life
amounting to $214,000,. .on which he pays
annual premiums amounting to $800 '.
There were 15,570 people living‘ in Massa-
ohuselm' in 1860 who were b‘o’rn' in Cunnectiw
cut. The census of 1870 shows 17, 313. 5
' The Derby Transcript says, “Oaths are;
vulgar, senseless, ofi‘ensive, impIIOus. Like
obscene words, they leave a noisome trailIi
upon the lip, and a stamp of odiurn $32;
soul. Th ey are inexcusa blo.
only no sense, While they outrage taste
grad decency and dignity.
amusement fill its pages—never anything
to which the most careful parent Iwould
object. It" 13 published in Chicago 1
Peters’ Musicil Monthly The May Inim-
ber contains sixteen pieces of-beautitiil mu-
sic, giving a vast amount of mass for a very
moderate price. -. .
p-I—.—-II———-—II
The attempt of the *editoi" of the South
Norwalk Sentinel to bribe an eniploye of the
Gazette to get from his office a copy of the
late ticket 111 order to counterfeit it, by sub-
stituting Tammanv “W661! ’11” name in-
place of' Asa B oodwar for Senator,
seems to have occasioned ‘quite a little breeze
in Norwalk. .The worst feature of- the. case
is that the editor' 41s a Republican, and has
heretofore done good scrvice. 4: . .
4 Waterbury Ammcan.
WWO are indebted to- S. R. IWells, 389
Broadway tor a cepy of his recent novel yet
very important work, thititled “The Human
Feet. " Their Shape, Dress and Proper Care.
Showing their Natural Perfect Shape and
Constructior their preIsent DefOrmcd Con-
dition; and how Fl
and other Defects tire-t0 ")9 Prevented or
Corrected; with Directions "for Dressing
them elegantly, and comfortably , with
Hints upon various matters. relating to the
general subject. With numerous IllustraI~
tions. A handsome 12mo, $1.25. - '
-—-——-——I-.-‘.p—.—————
With all the titles cleared away, theJ’rin-
cess Louise is simply. Mrs. John Campbell.
Consummation, ‘ I
“3' CUBE AND. rrs PREVENTIVE,
By J. H. SCHENCK. M. D.
Many a hIIIImmII being has sscd away, for whose death
there was no other. I-casoi'IIII than the neglect of known
and indls ntably provcd- means- of cure Those near-and
dear to I'Iamily and friends are sleeping the dreamlcss
slumber into which, bndthe y calmlyad opted
DR. JOSEPH II. SCHENCIK’S SHIPLE
TEE-JAM,
and av alled t ‘ this w ’ Jolly eIfli
medicines, they w ould not ohm a fallen.
Dr. Schcnck has In hls own case provcn that where-
ever snfllcicnt v itality remains, that \ ltallty, by his medi-
cines and. h‘s directions for their use, is quickcncd Into
healthful \ Igor.
In this statement there is nothing presumptuous.
To the faith of the invalid is made no representation
cthatls not a thousand times substantiated by living and
visible works. The theory of the cure by Dr. Schenck' s
'mc'dlelncs' is as‘ Is‘iiiiplo as it is unfailing. Its' philosophy
requires 1.0 argument. It is self assuring, self- -con-
v in.clng
The Seaweed Tonic and Mandrako- Pills arc the first two
weapons with 11' Irish tho citadel ofthc malady is assailed.
' Two—thirds of the cases of consumption orlginateln dy s-
pepsin and a functionally disordered liver. With this
condition the bronchial tubes “sym athlzc" with the
-ston1:1ch. They respond to the mor the action of the
liver. More then comes the culminating result, and the
setting ill, with all its dlstxessing: symptoms. of
CONSUMPTION.
Tho udrakc Pills arc Composed of one of Nature‘ s
noblest gifts—the l’edophillum l’clmtum. They possess all
' the blood-searching, alteratlv 0 properties of calomel, but
unlike calomcl, they
“ LEAVE N0 STING 11mm. ”
The 1' 'ork of cure is now beginning. Thovitlntcd :1: 1d
mucous deposits ill the bowels and ill the allIII'icntuI-y c1-
11111 are ejected. The liv er, like a clock, is wound up. it
nrauscstrom its torpidlty. The stomach acts responsiv 015',
and the patient begins to feel that he is getting, at last,
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
I gilt] Show cod Tonic, in conjunction with tho Pills, per—
0
ales and assimilatcsulth the food. Cl'iylltication is
now progressing, without its prev lous tortures... Di:v ;:cstl 1- 1
becomes painless, and the cure is seen to be at h 111.
There is no more flatulence, 1: o cxaccrbatio. 1ch .‘1c ..0-
lunch. All appetite sets 1; 1. ,
(Now comes thegrcatcst Blood Purifier or or 5- ct g I". e; 1
b’y an indulgent father to suffering mun. Schcii ck sl’izl-
monlc SVIIup comes in to per! orm its functions and- to
lumen and complete the cure. It enters at once upon i: a
work. Nat urc cannot bc cheated. It collects and ripe .1".
the impaired and diseased portions of the lungs. 1:1 the
form 01- gatheringst it rcparcs them for expectoration,
and lot in nvcry sho time the malady ls vanquished,
the rotten throne thatltoccupled is rcnova‘cd and made
'ncw, and the patient, in all the dignity of regained 1' lot: 1,
steps forth to enjoy the manhood or w omanhoodtl. that 11 as
GIVEN UP as LOST.
The second thing is, the patients must stay in it warm
room, until they get well: it. is almost." impossible to pre-
vent taklng cold when the lun arc diseased, but it must
horcvcnted or a cure cannot o cti‘ectcd. 1 rcsli air and
II 3 out. especially In this section of the country 1n the
{all and winter season, are all wron. v slcluns v: ho
recruitment! that course lose their pa cuts, f their lung 5
are badly dlseascd; and yet, because they urc in the 11011 50
they must not sit. down cuter: -thcy must walk about the
.room as much and as fast as the strength will bear, to get
-np a. good circulation or blood. The patients must keep
3 in good spirits—be determined to get“ cll. This liasa
great deal to do with the “appetite, and Is the greatpoint to
a 11.
3 To despair of cure m: inch evidence of its osslbllll)
In the worst cases and moral certainty in all others, is
sinful. .-Dr.Sc hone ‘spcrsonal Statement"- to. I11 10 liaculty
ofIlIils bwn‘ cure wus‘lin theft: iglodeit fiver-Ids; .
range was 11 c s stagcsof consump-
ncd to 113'de and at. one tlmcmy physicians
thought that I c'oul not ll\ 9 a week; thcnllke n drowning
man 0:1th “153‘ straws, lheurd of. and obtained the pro- .
mentions (it h I now) excl-in to tilt: mpub lie, and they made
Let: our iue1m1ue‘that I could feel
Ithcm cnctrutc my who 0 system. They soon ripencdt' .ic
shatter lumy lungs; and I would ‘spit up more than 11. int
'oflsnslve yellow Instterev morning for along t
Aspoon as that begauto subs do, my congh,fcvcr, palnsI
indnight sweats all began nto leave me, and my Manicure
.i‘ecan'ia so great that it was with dimmmn cc 1110
mg cad-,ng too 11inch: I soon an my strength, _
‘imfh'nv's'gro wul'n flesh ever since,
1 “I was welgh‘cd- shortlyottcr my recovery," added the
Doctor.- -“t.hen 1 baking like u more skeleton; my welg l: t
v ninety-seven pounds; my present weight Is two
and twenty-1110225) minds, ten 5 cars I
10 you main 0
Dr. Sch henhkh'aa dls tlnhedhlhi” professionhl visits to
New York and Boston. no or his son,D1-. J. ll. Schcnck
cuts at their otl‘lcc. No.15
Jr., still continue to see all
Norms SLth 5 M “can Saturday fromg
.WD rou h examina-
Tucker.-
1 IItlIon: conn
.
{Ii
AWMIOBI'M. 080m
~11 muchumnemmtsr months .
o I ”Condition of tho lungs and
piromctcrd
patients can “they are curab e or
1151111 direct! making mama are adapted to
museums”... .W'iidé’iwm'
1111 nd g a iisomc ‘
cases the Mandnko' Pllls- Drunken in increased
doses: the three aéfilnodthéraccompnnlmcnts
than the ample instructions Qiit l‘ccompany them: First.
create appetite. or returning lieu! tIh hunger is the most
a symptom. When Itcoin as 'It: will conic .M
the dos alrlng at once he of good malleabllood ood at
once to ow s, the cough loosens,tIho night sweatls abated.
'In a short time both of these morbid symptoms nrcgonc
Ibrevcr.
Dr. Schean medicines are constanttyki t in tons of
thousmds ofthiiillles tiHO’o pi'i'rgs‘uvc, tho
Mandrake Pills arses a standard preparationtw hllotlic
.Wed as n prophylacterlc against tconuumptlcn in any ’
I’rles of the Pulmonlc Sj'ru and Seaweed Topic. 1 50
a. bottle, or $1. 50 a half dozch’. .drallian ks This, 25 c.5211“
a box. For sale EO.IICYGO all drumdsts and dealers”
ODWIN 2': CO. ,Agcnts, Boston.
.W-fl
. FOR MO [‘11 PATCHES, PRECKLEH
And Tim. use Perry’ s Moth and Freckle Lotion.
The only reliable and harmless remedy for remov-
ing BrowraMsfelgifiionfi gain the 03:.
reparc on y r. .. . arty. rmatolog' st
tohBond street, New York. Sold by drunglsts eveIriIIl
w ere.
For jleply Eruptions. ‘9le Heads, Blotched Dis-
figuration: on the face, has Perry‘s Comedone and
Pimple Remedy. . 411115
Conk‘s, Bunaowiini Nuns, &cI.—The
enormously. increasing sales of ‘- -Bri sI’IsI Alleviator
and Cnrative.” for the prevention on Core of the
many painful diseases of the feet. bear witness to
Bunions,
, their wonderful. superiority over all other like prep-
arations. For years theyh we been; steadily grow-
ing in favor, until now the grea majorin who are
troubled with bad feet will use no other-remedies.
Sold by Prowitt, audWeed, Norwalk: by Purdy,
and Peck, South N orwalk and by all drugglsIts.
l 1211111 Call or so That
II Requires immediate attenti
I,as
QOOI‘N'l/J .IIIoglect4 often results in up IIIlIncnII-able
B G” l AL Lung Disease.
RON slows-s 111111111 01.11..
Q “(5’ 411111 most invariably give instant ve-
' 0-0 ' salief" For Baononirrs, As'I‘mIAI, L'A-
nnrm, constructive and THROAT DISEASES, they
have a soothing efl‘ect;
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS useth'cmto
clear and strengthen the Voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity of
the Troohes, many worthless ItsndI cheap imitations
are oil‘ercd, which are good for: n'otlIilIng. Be sure to
IoIthainI the true,
Brown’s Bronchial Triicncs'
4.01.11 memes; limo
nor"
Pulmoi'li'c Syrup; asa cursor coughs and colds, may be _ .
111m} York Wholesale Prices or (John-
PREPARED 101; mu nouwaur Moan-rs,— wmr wanna 4 ‘
'cupledI by II. 11. 11.11.... '
1
N0. 39 Mam. Street,
III~I111 -e~\,_ 1' "r1
ofths best make, tit “10 lcwIest living rite-I. HoI
wishes It to be distinctly understood that he
R
riti'lswil l he ham
0 fine stock of
E
UND‘I'Insnmrs, ovnIlIissnInrs.
RES HEN 819,0 ,
. :I‘ 1's. .1
Which he will dell at' less price
chased in; an store oftliis vicinity.
He
still
6 I
{-Ie
IIean IBIIturnedlll
9 , EEEL
e Sto'rcI
[-4
eady Made Clothing l
Made expressly b the best .Iworkmen, and the mate-
fir'stI -class For this store he has
nglish Cloths and Cassimeres, .
Which he will makeu to ordcr with Igtol 0:170:18
11111313111, and 1.1%.... at... x'IIe has 01'. asesIr
s cc 0
FURNIQHING Goohs
Ever shown in this town. consisting“
MRWQ CUFFSII,
“Scan be pur-
hopest t his former customers and thc blic
will call and examine his goods, who ohI he
I.I1IileaiIiod to show, even if not purchased.
ALBERT .KOIBPED, ,
Mitchell's Bl'oclr, Norwplk Bridgm-
0. . H. 1'. DO UGLASS,
ooNrEc'rioNEli '_
Narwalk. 00:11:11.,
HARLEY COCOAN UT,
1 oyster and Ice Cream saloon.
'«Feet-‘Dis'torted Toes, I
Klein a Emanuel
The Largest antlIHandsome'stI Stock
,9
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MAIN S
1
MANUFACTURER CE ' i
. ’cholcc confectionery. Ice Cream,
IIRTIC, ,.
PURE nomssss CANDY, 1. 4
- onoconlrn 01110111115, ‘11..
'o'
I Fresh every day, at IthoII
Ir‘
4
I'III'IHAVEINOWONIHAND , . '
“OFT—
TRIMMED lilNTRIMMED HATS
Ever altered in this market, which Will be
3111 1111111111 Reduced Prices!
ALSO, .1 LARGE Lor on
Sprint Dress 1111111 111111111,
summons, are.
l
YOU-3G BOSTON BOY. '
HIS FAVORITE STALLION will be found.
bs.
qualities of a when
ht anv Stallion in this vicinity.
a
during the present season at the stable of the
Subscriber on the “Wardwell Stud Farm,” near Tal-
madge Station, on the New Canaan and Stamford
Railroad, and will also be exhibited every Saturday
afternoon on the Fair Grounds, Norwalk.
BIoston Boy took the first premium at the Conn. y
Fair in 1870, and is universady admired for beauty,
style and action; is 15% hands high, weighs 1,000
Young
and is fdur gears old in June. For all the
id Horse he cannot be surpassed
He was sired by
noted Boston Boy, who was sired by the thor-
ough-bred horse “Sir Henry. " His dam was a bean-
tiful Abdallah mare owned by John Jarvis, Esq.,o of
Norwalk. -
TERMS. ——Service 825; if not with foal the first
year, his service can be had the next year Without
extra charge.
ty of at the snbscr iberI’s Farm. Terms moderate.
I317- mo L.~ W.
BoardlngBlood Mares made a special-
TEE.
L"
ALBRO s: BROTHERSr
Citizens of Norwalk . ,
warehflilm any” time last fair.
11m Hickman
CHOICE “151'” .--’
31131: IN: KI!
EXTRA'F INDIE?
C HOIICRI'Ir QUA’L
UALITY ..........
FINEST.- 111111.311 . 4. , . . . 48100
1m. 11.. BOWERY, ,
(Fourth Door above Brooms Street.) NEW YORK ’
BURST.- LESS” 1111111 ’I'tljpss'mch 4
amounting to Fifty Dollars or.
Wm
over, we :illI make 1' reIiIlnction‘of F With .
Any '0! 01114.0 In vuIr ‘ w nII
ggeigpglyeiattcfi1311~dndall 1111-5351111» audio... be.
yourm‘on ‘ai‘ai m7
warrante.y ‘5?”
n on can rtlsnrult- our ril'eeive
4I_Ittre Iatlsfactioii II. II
“HORNE OOLONG TEA. IIII 'Il
INEYOUNII III'vIsON 4_ A1:
E
CR131F‘llriltfililzzz"1 were“:
rmssr UALITY.. . .. .'1 20 do
. ENGLIsII BREAKFAST TEA.
EXTRA Fl . . . . . ..' '. .
FINEST QB]: “13.13333: ........ n 33 c" 11'0"”
GREEN AND BLACK MIXED runs.
EXTRA FINE so eta.
1
._:_,.‘v 1".
COFFEE Roasrsn 5"
OLD WINES, BRANDI
........
FINE FAOMILYCOPI'FE . do
- CHOI OLDéCOF FEVE" «.3;
BEST (E tOIinJ-A acorm ..so ' do
11;; ”PLANTATION": W...06
I“ 7 lump
We have Ia'§Ivery tine assgIrtIIAnIéBt WgfimédESI:
ISKI
SIUTAULE F03 MIEDIICAIL PURPOSES.
—.
IALBROII .2 13110191111123,
. vmr_elar,vw~s:—v.. -~4-
IIIYEMOVAL v
-. WILLIAM
oer lb. I-
If
s...-;~
rnE UNDansIuisun has PREPARJI n '10 FUR-y-
Nisn ril imfibfinovulu accustom ‘
AND nosr SELECT srocx or
IN
.2315: 4.".".:‘~‘ 3.5. 2
..EYERPEFERED
NORWAMJB‘E—rI
_I,1_ :13, h.
. I consisting of. an assortment of
R. H. ALLEN & CO. ’s,BIRIIGG’, andDUNLOP’S
GARDEN SEEDS
rod-krona.” .,
Early oodrich, Prince AlbeIIrts, &c.
II PEAS, .
In great varlety, among which the following aroI
much sought on. Carter's First Cro
tlo Gem and cLean’s Advancer “ C eaIrly.II‘I.I
in order are the well kno..wIn CIIIaIInplIopI, B
rial andmar'rowfa't.
- -' , *“s’EED oars."
ISnrprlsc, Norway, White Ohio," “are.
GBAISS SEED.
Large and 11111111 Clover, INéwState and Western
Timothy, Red Top, w bite CloveIrI and Lawn. '1
-1'.'-‘I
I 111111: 1111‘s in Bar Red lilo e s 1
Ski?» Yellow Bright-,8“, Eu: PI ' fie
IAlso a variety Iot Turnip Seeds'
Trusting you will favor us with your orders, I
We remain yours, to,
KEELEB, HOLMES CI 00.
:: ~11”.
Norwalk StgamIII Planing, .IIlllIIII,
AND"W’QI£§
”Eur or. o
ASKS ,B
Inns, dc..- thrhislicd'on' as reasonable terms and
of as good material as can be found elsIeleIisI-s.
Planing. smug. Scroll-'Sa’wln‘ga'l‘urnl 11': 81.11.. 190.,
on short’ iiotiéo and In the best Manor. The! plane
atronaIgIeII Is earnest! solicited. -' 1
34-11 B Ir cuss
.. -;-¢
It“
"111
do
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in
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harem Eon-
- -Wa1'tflam' and-.mlgmfiwsccéh‘b ‘ ‘
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DEALERIIIN
Pianos, Organs, and on other
ItII
~WATICHES,CLOCKSJEWELRY, "sir-11141211 andPLA’r
‘ For. sale .111 31044.net:
ing of all kind'fij‘dono‘promptl
imam OUIRI’IOWNSTORE
1
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epan'
1.1.
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torn
'P
NOTICE.
TEE Assessors of the Borough of Norwalk hav-
ing completed the assessment list of the tax-
able roperty for 1871 within the Borough limits,
and uving lodged said list with the Clerk of the
Borough for his ction by persons interested, for
the next twent ays, in accordance with a lay-Lav:
of the Boron .tbe Board of Belle! hereby
notice that t ey will meet at the ofilce of the or-
b Clerk and Court of- Burgesses,Lockwood’s
BuIlding, Room No.1, on MONDAY. the 8th day of
May, 1871, at. 2 o’clock in the afternoon, for the ar-
pose of hearing and acting upon all appeals on
said assessment list.
Dated at Norwalk this 17th day of April, 1871.
K.J Boarid
Relief.
JAMES}
9t~lo D'IIION IAFANTON,
EVENINGS AT H01lllil
PARCHEESI
A RDYAl GAME 0E llllllll.
This popular Game just received, and for on] thy
H. M. 65. C. S. PROWITT.
.- lilillmlls- 0111.111?
' 120 cm: was swoon on
WALTIHAM WATGEES
IAND WE SUBMIT ' I
THE FOLLOWING REASONS
~ WHY THEY SHOULD 'BE
PREFERRED ITlIIlI Al" I OTHER
ithe goods’soldr- yfss are
I D . a
I'RESULT THE warcnns
' ARE or mix manna
- GRADE AND 101" GREATER
VARIETY. AND ARE PLACED
' IN THE MARKET IAT MUCH
QUALITY IAND STYLE" "I
FULLY CONSEERED
THAN ANY OTHERSII , ' ' I
" ' ‘ IN THE MARKET
I “No. 150 Bowman, (Fourth dIoIor above
. Brooms Street.) 555 9.110567 Bfiadway, Ht? ,.
EAT sums, on wins mooggogiapgonta A Cheap-glilll'8jc; 4 I." 1ij I
HE nEs'r imam, Shoe and Steve elasti- £0“ “NC“ RANGE. m ‘l’
T
lag, Bluemg' and Kerosene-O Oll. at
knocxwoonts:
MORRIS-
s-INcn canoe, {or "
15st
Earl Rose, White 1.1111 Red Peach Blow, Chill: '
do, Doors, Window Frames, Mould-I
pee...
WT
1111 BLACK 1. co.
11.x. mooxwoonis.’ ‘;- ,
’mmurthifioi‘tifitorlt'sir.
In quantities large or small, at wholesale and rats "II: I I ' III I
‘ . IA specialty undo “I“ Slim
gum baud llu'ibrc'l‘lans:I
13.11.311.33 cm Son's .. £11,. .111
" Next: .11".-
linpo-I .
Jouucorrnn. 'iu'eimmr.
~ I'W'jv arist yI. Mac Shop
. 1
(HIV ' prIeosrcIiIlto utiIu sis Water
In: On piposolti'r'” tho-best: and'r’nsst’wo‘rhn'inlik
uq tqpsjduaoo you ‘I'oxisng in
11,110
Hi" I'.
.lllllllVRSflE’dtl .110 1131111th 1
. 1111
SIASH BLIN AND D99R MANUFACTORYQ .'
_ #9
moment. In:- .
INHIBIQI'. . ILL . I . I . I _
”marinas '11 -1- 1' 111-5111111111.: :2 yrsf, :1.
‘ w. 1,.ng umv mom.”
“‘I xWit! '8 I'II' '7 1': 1*
'310 9191! 21111010
Kellogg Brothers
I Ynonaios norm I I
Wall Project? Hammer,
IlllI ‘I'III All. "PEI! "It! If IIIIAIII.
12 .z...I-.l..'.
"51.": L. -,~1 ; . 1!.zII
AlaIIrgIIe assortment of
WINDOW sliADII 1 1' I Es, I
IWAILLII PAPER
' 5, _-; ,, g- z 21"
OORNICESHI'I’ "
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
, ..
.1LAJ1.1..‘}'I./‘I...er
KELLOGG BROS
MAIN eraser
1
Also,'I..
'cletiseiiIiIiI“South?t ‘
opened a retail house tum
show i run asio’rtin
furniture store, uni“ Ic‘oll
. UNDER TA KERS,
II I AIND unanimous Emmi:
111.111 St, Opposito II. III. Depot,
scorn nonwnx
ManufactoryI and Wholescle Depot, Bridgeport,
» -I11I31n
to 111111110. Store, Iltclell’s Block.
GOODINOUGIII or BATIs,-'
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Fish, Oysters, Clams,
usooLLoPs', Lonsmss, (mi-cal
FRUITS, PRODUCE, Hazing: 1
IOALLY SEALED. 0004113,
OATSUPS, 5.1 was, too. "
Families Supplied. 1
Good-I delivered free ofcha'rgc. . "
IR 01: FENCING.
THE subscriber is now prepared to make and fur-
nish several styles of
Wrought and (last Iron Penning,
to enclose churches, dwellings and burial plots.
-—-Also- '
Iron IGates, Doors, Shutters and
Gratings.
Iron Stairs and Bolts. for butldin u ass and
many 'other a’rltcles In the line of z p 1130 '
BLACKSIM ITI-II WORK
Shop in rear of Salmon’s Bat Shop, Union streelty
Sonth Norwalk.
WM. ll. DUNCAN.
IA FULLI LINE OF
11111111111110.1111
Men &: BIIoIIZIs Wear.
ALSO,
ItlEIIIIEIIEII'Is 111111811111 60008
c. '1'. Osiris-van,
Second Store; Under Norwalk Ball.
BLA 0K WOOD’S
DEEP BLACK INK
A SEMI-EEK.
SOLE AGENT
(."I :4’.
1w, ..I-
., ,1:
. .fiv.
JEWELER S
IIFIlIlIlE 00w lllll SIIVEII WATCHES
I .Bcpnlrlll In 9'}? “1...: Branches
- No. 5. IAIN 1mm WALK
n‘o delsIIyII lug"! All gtvln
tlenien s clothes 0 .
.~ $30011an locum! d-I
octave, - has been used but a 111111111111. unil-d one four
and one-hall's“ ldcb‘.
omit-s11 12.111 mtn'struiuantunbsnd.” 11
under Norwalk Hall.
soul's-limo law;- . -'. . ’
:I'DIII‘I“ Yknib arming-rs i'rc ssIIw'an'x.
Ix. 011;an PRACTICAL snark acorns
“cannot-rascal:
, :hfi-lh _prpps4ro'd tom do aliklnds ofsl sting,
3133!: draggine fat Hogan): and IIIIn-I I
07' guesfia‘s, C.-' L or Captain
)llId do“ .St. {E
Norw'
H M. a1. '1'. PROWII‘T
45 IAIN STIR",
.. ..nava—I .
.: ’7- v~ I.
JustRecsived their Spring Stock
‘ -=-_—0’r—I—'—
IWALL PAPER l
a
0'“. lfljQOO BODY-I!
{utilitarian 1.111 11.111
‘- Iin Norwalk.
Shades, 11.11.111.11, ' 1 - .
I Cords, Tassels, Cornlcos,
' Picture Nails and Screws,
PAPER AND .S’IHIADES HUNG IF DESIRED.
'. .
Budders’ Hardware !.
The largest assortment at lowest cashprices,
PAINTS, .1118 GLASS AND -PU'.I.'TY.
' E00 SI: 1111) Isms; PAINTING.
10 H. M. 1.1.51; PROWITT.
“Agra—1f“ the year—a man used to milkin and
e cars of cows. “Applaton 0. 0. Ben;- ct. It
the 111qu sunroof onnlngs.
NE’W 132190351
1:. s. BLASCEB, " .
- OULD Inform the bile that he has taken a
IW store In no.1: 100.11. and willkecp on hand
agenoral assortment“
GROCIRIES, CROCKIlgIY, GLASS, TIN ANI'ID
W00 , etc. '
devoting his constant personal attention to the
IIlIlusIlncn he hopes to merit public patronage. . 4M
JACKSON 1330s., '_
knivr CONSTANTLIY 0N HAND A rum. 1_
I smart or
1
Human“ RIM!“ IAHII
ofeverydescription.I I I
. CI _
Done 111 the best manner.
"2 .‘I'Ik II .3. S'I fI. 1II p;
lg taint Smith 3 American Organs
To which we would invite the attention oftho
musical public.
11.11111; secured the excluIsive 111,111 of NI onIrIaIlIkI to use I'.
A 3000} ..
{areas or ouumnfist WIID’ScholIyStor: 5" ~
I .‘2II5I0 CIKIIOIICIE IPATI‘E‘NS! '
cousioci “
Would My call the 5111.11.11.11 their many
patrons and 111'. nubile generally to their unrivalled
I I-stoelol
g: . . .31. .‘ 1. . ' ,
. ,. 1 II 1 I _ .
I f l .
. ' ‘. ' '-r 1 . "
. . 1
. s - I . l .
CLOTHING,
' lultsbleIfor’I
I417"
which has characterised our MANUFACTURE in
tthpIaIst. IvrIoIdIcsiI, inlets-t 3118an for
the future.
01118101411115 large.» I.
.. '. Well. mum,
Goods are purchased at; Lowest Cash Mo,
3801'“ “8, §
tell II. “All 81 00:3,
All-40091.10“. _
V
'GIEIEAITI
,_3L‘unflygn_
no Pm on. at
A I .
, , , .
con MAIN AND UNION 51's., I .
.90.: NOR WALK, or.
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NEWHAVE'NI
11.1115. 190.
PORK. .130.
LARD, .16Ic
Ismvnn blurs, eYtra fine, 90c. oer gall.
‘ .
BUTTER, the best in market, 40c. p'e‘r lb,
All other goods in same proportion.
WE HAVE ALSO ADDED TO OUR STOCK
l 111-1.111111111111111.
wnlcn wu SHALL sun; VERY Low.
Terms Strictly Cash!
as we take pleasure in showing them.
Outaftortlu mwmuappmad' WWI.
Manufactured with flu greatest can,
'Made by the Bost'Hiindo
~Workmamhv'p guaranteed,
And Pm ' stile Lowest.
11.0.4111
“billets 1.1111111111111111
will be found an unusual large stock, embracing all
the Nov-Illa of the Season.
order m Itosr courmrrs srocxs or
o ' 1 ' .
1 Gent-s! Underwear. ‘
1‘9 in room [IN 'Irown.
An Elmo t Assortment of ‘
1 1111111111 ot' Baron’s Kid Gloves.
is. would hvltsspoelalattcntloutoourlargostock of
munisiilitlillnin‘ alts:
.'..1 ., L1, 17.» m,
11...“... on 1.... the Latest 8!! or
1mg, ANII gills.
All Goods marked inIPlain Figures,'
AIIId no'DoviIIItlon.
’I' mils srarc'ru chair. I-
coilsrocil .Blt0S.
mob-1:1 BRIDGE
DIWI Block,
scorn NORWALKI
O
11.21
:r.
‘PIANOS,
unlimionrois,
FOR Q'AI-E
A N D, '1' o n E NT
0- '11.in Terms, and 8011! DD
11111111111 11131110111118:
can Instruction-rs
Taken in Exchange for New.
Pianos, 011111 and llelnleoix
I TUNED AND RIIPAIRED
AT snou'r Newton.
14:. Potter,
«"17“». Music Man,”I
Will keep 0 took of Instruments at
Parker's sure
MainSlreel. Hamill, 01.,
1 Oneslloor North of Bennett’s Dry Goods store.
N. B.—0ne or two Second-Hand Pianos
and Melodeons tor sale cheap. .
1. III. P011“.
9 .
gym“,
lire K111
LA in or THIIE my 01'
.mPP 1111611111111
Would respectfully Inform the dam of I.
....,.1 ~
NORWALK,
I AND Tar. momma TOWNS,
That he still continues his busineu, and will km
4 constantly on hand a lull stock of
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
CUTLERY,
a... .
House. Furnishing Goods l
I make a special and have marked down
from ten to tiltectnyhcnts per pound. all 2nd“
B strict attonti t b
"been mummy.“ o usiness I hope to merit a
Thankin the public for ast fav I sit]
further or ers from all thosg who wIIIsrh'to getlthoomu
Best tools at lowest market rates.
A. KNAIPII’, Washington St.
South Norwalk, Conn., Feb. 27,1871.
THE IMPROVED
E M P- I R E
.1... .
F
SEWING MAGENEI!
" "is! awareness: "°
following reasons:
IT HAS A STRAIGHT NEEDLE. -
IT HAS PERPENDICULAB ACTIO
HA?” THE LOUK STITCH ALIKR ON BOTH
RUNS OVER SEAMS WITHOUT SLIPPING .
OSTITCHES OR BREAKING THR
IT SEWS ALLKINDS 0F GOODS, FROM THE
.LIGHTEST MUSLINT OHEAVIFST LEATH
Is a Family Sewing Machinem
II has no superior.
A5 A HANUFAOTUBHVG HAUHNE
' no Nos. 2, 3 and 4 have no
compotltor.
' TIIE EIIIPTIG srvllic MACHINE.
ole bavingvmd the machines manufactured by
the color 8; on Co., will read the toll
card with much leasure:
“ We manufac and warrant the Elliptic Sow-
ing Machine, and recommend It. with the recent im-
provements as one or the best for family use and the
general purposes of sewing
:sfilzned, WHEELER 0 WILSON MFG. CO.”
e above will. be endorsed by all using them-
“MACHINES FOR SALE OR IN STALLMEITS,
and warranted for three Croats.
sue arm-mm”: KINDS taken in exchange.
MACHINES RIP
ATTACHMENTS for all machines.
COTTON, SILK THREAD, and OIL, on superior
qunllt
III’Ifor AGTi'Eo A9318 BAIT”. For terms and
territory appy
HENRY JONES,
- General Agent,
Pu“; CALL “1, Emma 'rnE .Goops 51 MAIN s'r., (Up Stairs,) NORWALK. CONN
DRESS-MAKING...
I In all its branches.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN '1‘0 CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
A lame collection of Planning, moms:
IRA nsfisquare and oval, for sale cheap.
-NorwIal Nov, 99, 1870 , as“
HIS WRINGER I can recommend and warrant
to suit any person desiring a ’00ng article. Have
sold them two years without oue xlnall
15 K. LOCKWOOD.
ArIIeI You Insured.
Capital $200 000,
WITH simmes.‘
‘ 'I'II'IE omen or (run:
FAIBFIELD CUUNTY FIRE
Insurance It‘bmpany,
or South Norwalk,
DIRECTORS :
ELBIRT A. IWOODWARD, South Norwalk.
JAMES B. memomoflngenoll, Watson a 00.
New York.
DUDLEY P. ELY, Pres’t 1st Nat. Bank, So. Norwalk,’
T. H. MORISON, Morison, Son l Hutchinson
Norwalk;
CHAS. G. DEAN, Norwalk,
narrow. Bnuaounnor, Darren,
JOHN P. BEATTY,John P.Beatty 1k Broam’orw
HENRY B. TREADWBLL, Westport,
CHESTER F. TOLLES, South Norwalk,
JULIUS A. GANDHI; Stamford,-
PE'I‘ER L; CUNNINGHAM, South Norwalk.
HENRY R. FITCH, South Norwalk.
TALMADGE BAKER, South Nor-want.
El. BIRT A. WOODWAIRD, PIC-idem,
HENRY R. TREADWELL, Vice “
WINFIELD s. HANFORD. Secretary.
DUDLEY P. ELY, Treasurer.
Money to Loss: on First-gm new.
EDDING Rinos, silver spoons, the” manufac-
tured in our store by which means parties
can be sure of ettlng the same metal that Is left
with us. Wee ’sJewelry Store.
ANIENTIRE NBWI STOCK OF I
FUR NIT UR E-
DcGBAIF IIk TAYLOR,
having opened a Branch Store expressly for thoI
FINE FURNITURfiR BEDDING, CORNICES
or reviews: :IvENuEI,
. New York, I
First Block above Slavonic,
will keep at all time?& on hand Parlor Furniture 01
nd ole t s
”311311 Rafi FuernIt'hte, consisting ornuuels, n-
:cnsion'el‘ables, with a great. variety of Upholstered
and Cane Dining Chairs. '
Bedroom Furniture in Walnut, Rosewood, Tulip,
and \laple. Price “-0111 850 to $1 000 per set.
Mattresses of our own' manufacture, gamma
Private houses furnished throughouttwlthltnors,
Cornloes, and Lambrequlns. .3
To In]: PUBLICJ. n .
't llow uninterested .to hair)»; II
wilgleltbe‘dca that their. 200 s are suprrlrihrgu
and see for yourselves. Every article among“
LI KI. WKWOOD‘B.
REFRIGERATORS, aIt-
”r
Norwalk Chronicler