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Tuesday, May 16, 1871.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY ITEMS;
' "WESTPORT. .
On- Tuesday morning last,- 1100' officme
thickness was seen in manyyplaces. The
fsost which accompanied bespoke misfor-
tune to the peach and "ap'plé trees. but we
are glad to learn its- touch was light. The
cold for several days since was remarkable.
' Mi? Frank Féllb'Wes has leased” ‘hi'fiplace
011 Compo St. and with his wife nnggcbildren
sail for Europe bu“ the lst of J"nc,1ntend1ng
to remain abrOad several years.» -'-.-Wc regret
the loss of so estlma gentleman frOm
this ccmm'unityi' Tl: 3:11am; will be occu-
pied by a MLFarle'y, 5l‘ New York City
Mr. R. G. '13. :DeneystewU- tang resident of
Westport, but lawe ofSouthpOrt and held' in
great respect by every citizen‘ in both P1309“,
has sold hierhbiideiui the latter town: and
'fjwill return‘.‘ 2‘02- ‘NeW York. the city of his
birth. Although 'Mr. D. —bas reached the
'age. of 70, like its :hale and hearty, and can tell
a story. or enjoy a jOk'c equal to any one.
His cheerful disposition and smiling coun-V .
tenanee will 1003 be remembered 15y persons
--in__ this village, who now haveea ' 'to‘reght
his permanent departure from .
g'Mr. D_4vvas an intimate ‘il‘ieud; _f 'the ' l5te'
is pu'rch'asdéd. 52850?
_Captain Badd
We are nompmth dastqbalfof'May, 5nd
the foliage tells howtiaie dates nature is' to
all her prOmrsEsa‘ Th apple tree: in blos-
som are less ‘ ‘ 111‘1'1'" 1'01: by one half than
»'those last yea Pears are a sateen, but
peaches it 1's that-ed tire blighted by the treat.
Mr. Chas.Ha‘t'1‘is, of the firm of Fanton do ‘
Harris, and Miss Esther Goodsel, were mar-
,riedih the Westport church, the Rev. Mr. :
5Robins‘on officiating, on TUesdaylaht.Tl1'e
parties at once set Ont upon their wedding
journey. The reputation of Mr.- H—as a
“Goodsel”-er of dry goods, is established.
;.-May he combine to “Sell Geode” as cheap
as ever on 111s return.‘ " ""
-. Mr. F. W. Perry 'has fitted up a Lawoflice
in the Ba'nk Building, - -
Road repairers are busily at work.
When walnut buds :burst forth, their plant‘
the golden c'or'n'.
-Nearly all the district schoolshave a small ~ '
' ' “EMBED 103 THE NOBWALK OAzm, WITH WEEKLY
number ofschola 'in '
1r
. v " 2‘ ‘ 5‘
(:10th of 0191211 Congrnegatianul Cbu hmto
Rev Dr'.‘ E2’G.‘ ‘Cla' khas .res'ikne ed
“53:“te Jun ' 1s 1: willreturn to New
Rev2.B.M~Yar1-rlngton, réctor.of'Ch1-ist:
~Church,sails.Qr13Europ.e on the 27th inst.
toabe 'a'b'seh't several months. His with ac-
companies him. r;
Lawyer Hoyt, nlvv spruce, is sprucing
tarp more 1:111:11 :cv'er .Hé“_{s evidently in-
g‘Great E xpé’ctm' ’,' »
essrs F Rile and W.F F’chck, of R0-
wayton, have. taken ’Reyuol "‘,'fticto , and
intend to build up 12:11 cx‘te‘n'slv'e' Frnit Pre-
s'erving business...
Several cases of sum
in town. ‘
1. 1 ;_,
-The Congregatioual Sunday School give
:1 Concert next Friday evening, 19th.
The Fast National Bank“ has declared a
five per cent. dividend, payable on the 16111.
Tax-pagers 1n the Borough are notified to
.band in 011' lists previous to y
At the annual meeting of Gulf Stream
Engine 00., R. A. Leeds was elected Fore-
man. Wm. D. Nolan has been elected
FOre'man of Atlantic Hose.
The following are some of the recent Real '
Estate transt‘ers. '—
. GeorgeA. HOyt sold to 0. T. Earle,» of
Norwalk, house and lot: on Atlantic street
(the Laurie Place,) for 817, 000. " "
0. T. Earle sold to SamuelE. H. Vandike,
house and lot on Atlantic street, for 822, 750.
George W. Palmer sold 'to Charles J.
Brinkman, house and lot. for 82, 500.
W. C. Danrres't 301d to
low, wife of Dr..Edward H. Winslow, of
Southporc, house and lot corner Henry and
Atlantic streets, 101' 87 000. .
S. and R'ébécci: N. Brunda'g'e 'sOld- to
Dennis Rear-den, house and lot for 83, 600.
'=.'Jose hE. Lockwood sold to Jane and
John. .BOthwell, 0f N.Y ., 50 acres with
buildings.- for 82,800.
N. E. Adams sold to Austin E. Cnok; one
Eact of land .on' Liberty street, for 83,260.
Chas. E; Smith sold to $510001 0'. Brown,
lOt corner. Sumner and North streets, for
Seth Miller sold. to' Harriet A.' Miller,
house and lot' in West Stamford, for. 82,000
DANBURY AND VICINITY.
A new tempernnce eating house 1s named
the “ Oriental.” Suspicious.
The criminal term of the Superior Court
convenes in Danbury', Juned _.th *
'1
.5. :mv belonging. to Albert Benedict was‘
eh‘oked to dear trying to eat a hoop skirt. .
TwentIv-one persons were received into
the. .mem crshipof the FirstC Congregational.
church on Sunday, ate—10 by profession, 2'
by letter. Six received the right hand of
Sellowship- 111 the Baptist church the same
d"Dilly Mullen, an old offender, was arrested
for stealiu Win- Tweedy’s" property at the
Wooster cuse' recently. .
:The- millinery store of Mrs; Gray 8: H01]
Was broken into,and robbed of 0 wort
of goods last week . Sunday. "
Five hundred peop'lc ha ed the
pledge since the new Wasbmgton neon:-
menced. ' Wasgié their first time 1? . '
Tlie Mwlhinka Extis probable that Gov.
Eng lislr willi‘bc”: “dual: u'gurated Governor of .
this State" last Wednesday
3 (HF. : i '3. 2
BRIDGEPORT‘ ‘
The Stratfield Baptist church, Rev. A N.
Benedict, Pastor, is to be‘closed two or three
weeks for repairs” '
.Th'ere. arese'vér‘aleases 0f small pox in
the city. - .. .
A new canriage' factory
erection on Iranistan 1111
at: extension, "
‘ 2",. :.
process of
Mm'mmmi” “9120220291!” can
«'3‘? 0.42 . '
Th5 American C
is ei hteentli «33100.00
' gational Un1onheld
iness meeting at
“monk. It has
. " i
6.33 reported to
the members of
The Emperor. of
1e 11 p1actical‘prfnt
20mm Eminent;
{V’ra phy as the' most z'dosimble ficraft, and,
prfirtenfi .-
”may
"An,’ Rte 1n;German ,1nhafgflth) 3-“
$00.08 sand to bejeeking, as. one aOt‘ the heirs »
{a .
$01,an s‘gldfeI firin'g' o'uEVIri. elf}, 5:111:de
vhénlsst' rd.f1:01n-, was _a pat-010d
mes-,1 lying .sertouslyalt at Vtil t2
” ‘Adjutant General Davidso
{usage 23,110. esavgf
lei-she tegiuceg finest-yr }
113- 3
., m3“-
.r the Gospel, hunt) _ .
ghgacttiled mec'tiiikt'al'a -in
e econgregasf onu'sen Iin wor-
ht , at a a , m1
phorse-thlggvesmagI “'59" ' ? 011'in
horses, and ma eofi' before t’tlwil- pres-
ItIcmtlmvmd 1.2.1. as. '0'. i 'tttfii.
The New'l‘lfors'd .ch ”the rung“
go 11; a so
{.33 'tchankl klng th he 61.12021 Outrepub lea
or their manly exposure of democratic
use: in :the late election .5110 a‘cq'ulft thé
,smmany leaders of that city off any feet
ounection with the frauds, not. fi'on: any
trident their own, bht by reason of thcjetu-
id. 151 deri' 'tV cir imitators in. New
aven'glwbo axe the will to cheat bu't'
”DIETammany’s Iln’mampulating
21...... .
I - omen ought c’er m1 «takeun interest
nagrieulture, as there; ljlugmo r‘eim- :
mantra them than th meusbould be
:oodhueband-men. n :ufl esz»:
N'asby intone o' q: ab Anna .
)ickiusow, Na die-N ‘1" mafia Sprotect.
um‘hebflesi innocent howhvért VII; wasn‘t
be right sort of a baby for that purpose, ‘3,"
The Chicago Tribune plaintive'ly says:
151.1 eomparatively few years the Quail and
is prairie chickcn‘ will be a matter of his.-
"’ ' '1t' 13 to be hoped they will diegamc
”HAY—Shippl
Helen A. Wins- 2
__,__,'.-._
R H.Rowan ;t_o' Ann- A. Morebouse, wife
of Joseph E. Morehouse, one lot, 65x180, on
High Street, city of- South Norwe. ‘ {Price
81, 00.0.
12.11.11.522“ to AdeliaV. H. Beers, Wife
of; L. F. Beers, one lot, 35x180, on High St.,
city of- South Norwa'lk; Price 8800.
C. F. Sherwood to Sarah A. Mills, wife of
DanielA. Mills, one lot, 120x140, near Step
Hill road. Price 8425.
Edvvin Fitch and wife to Samuel Perkins,
one lot 30x57. Price 825. 2
Mable Stevens to D. P. Ely, one acre of
land. Price 8100.
Thomas F. Fuller of Hartford, to N. C.
Ely of New York, one lot, _65x125, at Down
Town. Price 8450. ' ‘
Sarah G. Warring of Stamford, to Wm. P.
Warring, one lot. 50x150, at South Norwalk.
Price 8250. Also one lot, 50 feet front, at
South Nomalk. Price 8250.» .
Jonah C. Keeler of Wilton, to George 0.
Keeler, two lots at Spring Hill, each 620x160
Price 81, 000.
aan, one lot' about one-half acre of land at
South Norwlalln Price 8500.
- EVeeks to. Mary 8., wife of C. F.
Behhdldt, one acre of land with the buildings
thereon, on West Avenue. Price, 810, 000.
William R. Lockwood and C. F. Fuller to
A ce Carr, one let, 5011150, at Graniteville.
Price 8400.
William F. Page to A. S. Comstock, one
lot‘, 730300.211 0030:0211..- Price 82,000.
J. F. Pértrick to J. T. Dunn, four and one-
'halt'acres' of land at Perryville. Price 8900.
S.‘E. Olmstead to »E.H Fillow, one lot,
60x'l22, on Elli: Street? Price 8500.
.1. S.; E. Olmsiead .A‘.F1llow,one10ton
Elm Street. ‘Price '85 .'
Lorenzo Hubbell to Charles Kellogg, halt
er bridge. Price 825.
..
A western caller, announcing the demise
of h' paper says: “The brilliancy of our ca-
as only» been equalled by- its brevity,
and lack of business management has on
‘-‘bec.i1 excelled. by the luck of business itself.’
S"'0'me time ago Yankto'n saw all the mem-
bers of the Dakota Legislature wearing an-
cien't white plug hats. It seems that 5 vi]-
loge attire-keeper got in an invoice ot the
31111101051111 shrewdly presented samples to
two ‘or three Solons, Whose examplc' 1n head
the others followed, thinking they had
enewcst s‘tyl c.‘ 2.
A Gamer0n county man' paid. 856 for a
box of gift enterprise. kindhng wood.
' News Yurk' Wholesfic Prices 01' Conn-
try Produce.
COBB‘IOTIONS; '
good condition and sold by commission houses by
wholesale. Shippers receiveato 10 or cent. less,
char
. BfiNS AND PEAS—Beans. fair to best, 81. 80 to
2.25 per 'bu's'hel: Peas 82.30 082' 40 per bushel,
Marrowfat (10.80.10 to 88.20; Lima Beans, 83. 00 to
8:100:01- bushel .,
"FER—New Y0rk State Dairys, tine, 28 to 300.
per lb. ',do. fair to 240.; do. best fancy,
24:03:11.; fancv pa s, Orange County, 351:. per lb.
”CHEESE—New York State Factory, 10 to 14¢
per lb. Ohio State Factory 8 to 12c.p
EGGS—Penna iv ants and New Jersee ,fresh,1 17m
180. ew York State, free, 15 to 160.
per o'z'cn: Western (10.. 15 to 16¢. perd ozen.
FRUITS—A 108. . $6.00 to 85.70 per bbl.;
do.300mmon, 00 to .25 per bbl., Cranberries
8. 75 to 81. 00 or bushel.
POULTB '—-le0 fowls and chickens, 16 to ISO.
r dozen .
'per lb for best; dead (10.00.. fresh, 15 to 800.
er
bfer best: dead Turks frcsh.1 151.0180. per’lb.
for (Elf: dead Duck, free, at. 20 to 220. per lb.
VIL'GETA‘BLES—Only",50 84.00 to £5. 00 er bbl.;
Potatoes,§l’éacb_‘,3 lo'th. 5010 84.00 per 11]., ' do.
Goodrich,. 382.13 to {820001121400 Prince Al-
do. Buckeye, 82. 75 to
Cl
berts. 83. so to 88.751100.
as 25 cr bbl.' ofigekson'Whltés, as. no to 33.115
1.; -.dc 'Ea‘ny Rose and Mohawk snoob to as. so
’lurnlps, Russia, 000. to 81. pro
H81 05 gar 100 lbs. ; retail lots,
1’01- 0'!) lbs.: 'travv, long, $1. 85 to 31. 48
001bs.; 0. short. 000. to 81.W per 100 lbs: ., do.
Oat, 80 to 84¢. per 100' lbs.
GRAIN—Rye, 81.18 to 81. 20 gen 1' bushel; Oats,
67% to me. er bushel: Corn, e1 low, 90 to 820.
er bushel. 0. White, 78 to Sic. per bushel Bar-
cy, State and Canada. 900. to 81.10 per bushe.
.0—‘————
Consumption,
nu CUBE m HS PREVENTIVE,
By J. 1!. SCIENCE. M. 11.
Many n 1101111111 being has passed away, for whose death
there was no other reason than the neglect of known
' and utablyI proved means of cure» Those near and
(1051' 1011lede are sleepingted the dreamless
slumber into Mil-eh; hadthc'y calmly adopted
rm. Joan-11:1 n’.’ comet’s alumna
mum,
and availed themselves of his wondcrthlly eficaclous
medicines, they \v ould not have fallen.
Dr. Schcnck basin his own case proven that where-
ever suflicicnt vitality ,thut vitality, by his medi-
cines and hi 3 directions for their usc,ls quickened into
healthful vigor.
Inthls statement there is nothing presumptuous.
To the faith of the invalid is made no representation
that is not a thousand times substantiated by living and
visible works. The theory of the cure by Dr. Schenck' I
medicines is as simple as It is 3. Its philosophy
relgulres no argument. It is self assuring, s df—con-~
v c
The awccd Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the first two
weapons with which the citadel oftbo malady is assailed.
Two-thirds of the cases of consumption originate in dys-
pepsia and 11 functionally disordered -.11ver With this
condition the bronchial tubes “Iym tbize" with the
stomach. They respond to the met the action of the
ll'vcr. Here then comes the culminating res ult, and the
setfingln, with all“: distressing. Iymptoms,0f
1 '_ 2 costs on.
The Mandrake Pills composed of one of Nature I
noblest its-r the Pedop
the bi -searchlng, ulteratlv 0 properties of calomel, but
unlike calomel, the ey
“ LEAVE N0 STING BEHIND. ”
The work of cure is now beginning. The vitiutcd and
mucous deposits in the bowels and in the alimentary ca-
nal arse ccted. Thell ver like a clock.ls wound 11 It
.arouses mitstorpidlty. 'The stomachactsrespons vel ,
and the patient begins to feel that he is getting, atlas
A SUPPLY or (soon nnoon.
The Seaweed Tonic, in conjunction with the Pills, per-
memes and nestmlliitcs 11 ith the food. Guy-1111010011 is
now prtfire'ssing, without its previous tortures. Dlgcstio: 1
alnless, and the cure is seen to be at hand.
‘ -Thcmis no more flatulence, no exacerbation 01' 1‘10 sto-
mach. An' appetite sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier over y ct g!\ 0.1
by an indulgent father to suffering man. Schcnck s Pul-
moul'c Syrup coma in to perform its functions andto
hasten and complete the cure. It enters at once uponi: 5
work. Nature cannot. be cheated. It collects and ripcnr;
the impaired and diseased portions of the lungs. 151 the
thrill offuthcringstrg: it rename them for cxpectoration,
and lo! navcry chord, time the malady is \anqulshcd,
the rotten throne that it occupied is renovated and made
new, and the patient, in all the dignity of regained v igor,
Iteps forth to enjoy the manhood or u onmnhwdth not it as
GIVEN 131’ A8 LOST.
The second thing is, the patients must stay in a warm
room,uutll the get well, it is almost impossible toprc-
gaunt. taking on d w hen the Inn are diseased. but it must
, betwevafiI tevcnted or a cure cannot o ctlccted.1'rcsh air and
rl gout, especially in this section of the count .y in the
falland winter season, are allwr011g.I’h1siclans who
recommend that: course lose‘thelr patients, if l:c.r 1- tugs
are diseased, and y ct, because they are the hens-3
'thcy' 'mirst not. sit down quiet: they must walk about. t: 10
Vroom as much and as fast as the strength will bear, to' get
up; 'gO‘od circula ‘of 2 The pnticnts :01. st keep
in 3000' spirits—be determined to get 'wcll. This he s a
great deulto todo with the appetite, and is the greatpolntto
n", . .
'1‘0 despair of euro other such evidence ofl.s ossibillty
1n the worst. cases. and moral certainty in 1.1510 others, is
11111111. Dr. Schmek I personal statement to- the Faculty
col‘llll’ own cure was in these modest word s.
“Mimy ears ago Iwaa in the last. stages of consump-
tion: .00 nod to 11: bed and- at one time my phy sician s
- thought that I coul not live a week; then like u drowning
man °catching at straws, I heard of. and obtained the pre-
parathns whlch I now odor t0. the topublic, and they made .
nps‘rhct curse of me. It maximum 100 that I could feel
theirpemtratomy whole system. They soon ripened the
matterln my lungI, and I would spit up more than a pint
. of offensive yellow mutter evmorntnu-y st or along tune.
As soon as that began to subs do. my cough, fev er, pains
31.15 to 81. 35
' and night stvcatsall began to leave me and In
becaflesogreat that u was with ' of? 11101“ 23203
use from eating too much. Isoon my strength
vbmwu- in flash ever since.'
-“IwaI welgllicd shortly after my recove " added the
My! Either: coking like a mere eke! letoh’? my \vd ght
was on iIv ninety-seven pounds); my present weight is two
52min: ul twenty-0v e“Pm: , and for years I
vs ,
'Di'. enhkbas edhl‘s professional \ islts to
New York and Boston. He or his son, Dr. J. 11.80 Schenclt,
Jr:, still continue to sea I tlenfa at their office, No.15
Saturdhy from 9
North Sixth
A. ant 081’ whd’mh: rough examina-
tion with the.” 2_ . 2 , . . The lies-
ptrometerd 2 , 5w , film of the lungs. and
patents can" 2. ey arc curable or
T1. ni 11.0.1121... are adn ted to
the inteulgtuncai‘cg ofochm. , 'Follu'vv. these dlmgtions,
and kind aturc done just, awaiting that tnsomo
cases tholtfandrakdzrllls nro to be taken in increased
doses: the three
than the am In 111mm
create apps to. 0! return!
.Iwclciunesylnptom. What“ a?
the night awe-Na abated.
7. f at once be ofgood
'mmirt tune both of these morbid symptoms are gone
outbecoughloosanu,
Dr. meet-nem- Inedlcinesfloconstan he I t
f, thousands, of ffamlltes. a luxatlveaoyr pyrgtlltiv emit?
Putinbiitc _Sy'rup. .cureaIa cureofoougmm ,maybe
mauled as aprop bylactetlc against consumption In any
.P'rics of the Pulmtmlc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, 81.50
I bottle or 87.60 a half dozen. Mandrake Pills
a box. “'For sale b alldru Its and dealers. ' 20 cents
a co..Aseau. Boston.
_.__——.—a 5..“
FOR MOTH PATCHES, RECKLEQ
And Tan. use Perry’s Moth and Freckle Lotion.
whootheraccompunimcnts
accompany them: First,
health hunger is the most.
comes as it willcomc,let.
r. blood It
- The Only reliable and hatmless remedy for remov-
lnrv Brown Dlscolboratlous from the skin.
Prepared only-b yDr.B . 0. Perry. Dermatologist,
49 Bond street, New York. Sold by druzgists every-
ll'orr Bimply Eruptions. Black Heads, Blotohcd Dis-
durations on the free, use Pcrry’ s Comedone and
Pimple Remedy, 4m15
J
Cerise, Humans Bunnowxso 11112.5,
enoriUOusly increasing sales of "Brigfis’s Alleviator
Joe. —The
and Curative," for the prevention cure 0f the
many painful diseases of the feet. bear witness to
their .wonderfulu s uperiority over all other lilting prep-
antions.F01‘-ye’ars theyt have been stun row-
11111011, until DA“: file great majority who are .
filed 'with' had {601“va use no other remedies.
-’by Prowitt, and Weed, NOrwalk: by Purdy,
and Peck, South Norwalk, .and by all druggists.
111111.011 11 8011101110,
V 2“.» Requires immediate attention,"
‘ufileet 'often results in an incurable
, .1105. For Buouomris', Asrmu, C.
um, 0022:2112“ tand Tuneuprsrsses, they
have a s‘dothihg ’eif _
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKEBSusc them to
. clear and strengthen the voice;
owing to the good reputation and Vpoptllarlty of
the Trdohes, many worthless and cheap imitations
5m o'florcd, which are good for nothing. He sure to
iobtain the true,
I
Brown’s Bro-clung Q‘s-riches
" m'mmtc'mue'o‘rntt: 2:31;?
J. J. Capo to E. _S. Raymond of New Can-
an acre of land, triangular, near Broad Riv-"
' brellas and Ladies’ Sun
The following are the current rates of articles in,
deducted for cb'mmiss'ions', besides fro ght and other'
um l‘cltatum. They possess all '
' 111111113111: 111011111111. '-
HE subscribers having completed their new
Foundry Works on .Hoyt street,‘ and fitted up
1110» same in the best manner. with most up ov'ed
machinery, are now prepared to execute all or «flu
III!“ OASTIIOS 3nd to do 100 WORK
ofeve description. Babbitt metal, of every qual-
ity, fol-hishcd. Orders solicited.
Cash paid for east scrap iron.
1.0. ARNOL
‘o’mo 0.11.4UscnILm‘.19
Norwalk, May 8, 1871. 2
MllllflEfll AND STRiW 00008,
'FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in informing the
Ladies of Norwalk and vicinity. that she is now
prepared to show a large and carefully selected
stock of
Spring 61 Summer Millinery Goods,
Consisting of full lines of.
RIBBONS, SILKS, . ‘ . .
SATINS, ‘ FLOWERS,VV
LAGES, GRAPES,
[AOIES' A“ ONILOUEI’O “ATS All! IOIIETO,
On hand and made to order. . '
Bonnc‘nd nut Frames, &:c., 550.,
And all other articles pertaining to the Millincry and
Straw Goods trade.
MRS. J. B. BETTS.
Nor-walk, Aprils, 1571. ' om
JUST RECEIVED.
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF MILLINRRY
GOODS, suitable for the spring and summer of
1871. Bonnets and Round flats in straw, with Rib-
bons, Flowers, Silks, Laces,“
Dress-Making by Mrs. s. Mend, of
Notwalk. Every effort will be made to please. sat-
isfaction guaranteed, and $1000 reasonable.
RS. M. 'J. SLAUSON.
N0rwalk, Aprlllo, 1871. : 3m15
PINKNEY’S
HAT AND CAP STORE.
US'I‘ received, an invoice of Younoand Old Gents
SILK HATS ' constantly on hand a and assort-
ment of Hats and Caps' also. Walking
Umbrellas: a very lar 9. Sand
Will selected assortment of Neck Ties, Bows. rfsil
&c., of every style and color, Gloves, Hoiserya an
Collars.
White Shirts madc‘ .0 order. Linen Collars, 81.13
per dozen. Call and examine my stock. No charge
nor trouble to show you my goods.
.-A. PINKNEY,
“Gazette" Building, Notwalk, Of.
A SPLEN DID VARIETY
. __'or_—
CHOICE
111111111 1111 11111111111 suns
One ofthe best assortments ever shown in this
vicinity. including all the best and most desirable
varieties.
H. M. 81. O. S. PROWI'I'T,
AT THE CORNER DRUG sronn
DICK’S 11111101311011.1111.
v
17
K
10100, 010010, 0. _Y.
SAVES TIME AND FUEL.
'1‘0 EXAMINE IS TO ADMIRE.
It is Sold at Low Rates by
19 E. K. LOCKWOOD.
' The only place to find the largest assortment of
Milllnery Goods this season at the lowest New York
prices, is at KLEIN &. EMANUEL’S, Wall street.
REMOVAL z
The subscriber has removed from his old stand
next to the Norwalk Hotel, to the store formerly oc-
cupied by H. H. Wellmnn,
N02. 39 Main Street,
Wheéo he is prepared to furnish all kinds of .
ofthe best make, at the lowest living rates. He
wishes it to be distinctly understood that he
WILL' NOT BE mum-131501.]: 1
Call Early, and- Secure Great Bargains. » .
, All kinds ofcuutom vvork made to order.
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
O. S. BROWN,
No. 39 Main Street.
0. H. 'DO'UGLAVSS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CONFECTIONER !
MAIN STREET,
NorWalk. Conn...
' MANUFACTURER 0r '
choice Confectionery, Ice cream,
arc. .,
BARLEY COCOANUT,
PURE MOLASSES CANDY,
CHOCOLATE CAROMELS, 1070..
Fresh every duy, at the
Oyster and» Ice Cream Saloon.
samurai. '
OF the condition of the FAIRFIELD COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK, of Norwalk, Conn... at; the
close of business, April 29th. 1871.
. 11131111120.
Capital Stock . $300,000 00
Surplus Fund 40,000 00
Discounts 6,845 42
Exchange 2,585 10
Interest 7,728 59
Profit and Loss 9,901 81
—-—— 27.060 92
National Bank Circulation outstanding 196,600 00
State Bank 705 90
Dividends unpaid ’30-; 0
Individual Deposits 110490 79
Due to National Banks 23:39: (:4
suite 4,625 58
$710,687 93
meanness.
Loans and Discounts 8376 477 tie
Overdrafta 1'921 96
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation
Due from Redeemln and Reserve Agents 25150525105
“ other Nat onal Banks 333110114 27
Banking 'House, Furniture and Fixtures, 18, 000 110
Expense account 2091 96
Taxes paid 1,496 48
Cash Items ' 2,095 89
Bills ofNatlonalBanks,1’sss oo
Fragtloual Currency and Nickels ’ 35 15
Legal Tender Notes 17.05; (‘1:
8710.087 03
I, CHAS. H. STREET Cashier ofthe Falrfleld
- tiggtggngll) Banktotf hforv'vnlkt 01.101011111111033:
ove s a omen s rn t
knowledge and belief. e, o the best of my
MAS. H. STREET, C .
State of Connecticut, County Viairfleld: nshier
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of
May, 1371. WILLIAL
I A_.
Correct, Attest.’ CURTIS: Notary Public,
F- Sr: Jon‘s Lockv'Voon,
»J°!- W- Evan-u,
Dirseto '
WILD 2 Ev'oobocxw an, rs. . ',
anes, Um- »
'Norwnlk' Steam Pinning" 'm ‘,’»i?
. . AND ,.
:sns‘u, BLIND Ann 0001: MANUEAM‘ORY.
ASHES; Blinds, Doors. Window anIes,"Mould-
inns, &c.. furnished- on as reasonable terms and
of as good material as can be found elsew here. Also,
Planing. Suw1ng,Scroll-Sawtng. Turnin chats. , 120..
on shot-gt notice 'and in the best dmanncr.
patronage is esrnestl solicited
414 :f HE RY CHASMAR. Proprietor.
Er Rooms with light power to let.
. THE IMPROVED
E M P I R E
ls justly regarded as one of I'he
best In market for the.
following reasons .
11' HAS A STRAIGHT NEEDLE.
IT HAS PERPENDICULAK ACTION,
figfiglfis THE LOUK STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH
RUNS OVER SEAMS WITHOUT SLIPPING
STITCHES 0R BREAKING THREAD
IT SEWS ALL KINDS OF GOODS, FROM THE
LIGHTEST MUSLIN TO HEAVIEST LEATHER.
is a Family Sewing Machine.
It has no superior.
AS A MANUFACTURING MACHINE
The Nos. 2, 8 and 4 have no
competitor.
THE ElllPTlll SEWING MACHINE.
Pee 1e havingv used the machines manufactured by
the eeler 2!: Heat: 00., will read the following
'card with much pleasure:
“We manufacture and warrant the Elliptic Se'w-
111g Machine, and recommend it. with the recent im-
movements as one of the best for family use and the.
general purposes of sewing
(Slgned,) WHEELER '20 WILSON MFG. CO. ”
The above will be endorsed. by all using the ma-
cbnel
eMACHINES FOR SALE ,ON INSTALLMENTS,
and warranted for three
SECOND-HAND MACHINES taken in exchange.
MAI HINES REPAIR
ATTACHMENTS lor all machines.
clitTT‘f’oN'me SILK THREAD, and OIL, ofa superior
qua v. are
000 I AOTiVEo AIEITS WAITEO. For term! and
territdry appy
HENRY JONES,-
- General Agent, .
51 MAIN sIr., (Up 3111111,) NORWA'L. 001m
DRESS- MAKING,”
In all its branches.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN T0 CHILDREN’S
CLOTHING.
A large colléctldn of PICTURES CHROMOS;
FRAMES s usre and oval, for sale cheap.
Norwalk, 0v,29, 1870 . 4311
PIANOSa
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FOB. agar-E
AND ‘TO 'RVENT
.01: a... “2..., m... 5.... 0..
001111111 INSTAllMEil'I'S'.
can zusrauunurs
Taken in-Exchange for New.
Pianos, 0111111 1111 11111111111
TU'NE'D 'A'ND 1150511230 _
er. M. Porter,
“ The "Mease'c Man,” .
Will keep 0 took of Instruments at
Parker’s Store
00.2.! hair-Street'florvalk,‘ 01‘...
' One Doc r North of Bennett’s Dry‘Goods Store.
' N. B.’—-0ne or two Second-Hand Pianos
and Melodeons for sale cheap.
1. M. POTTER.
I I Iforsale—seven ears'old—all
0 5.025213213525011. 05m 1.];
Returned} Returned! ! Returned 1 l I
"ALBERT 'KOE'RPEL
nit returned and mened the Star's .
Corner of Mitchell’s Black, Wall St.
NORWALII' Ember, .
With a magnificent stock of
Ready-.Ma'de clothing-1
Made expressly b the best workmen, and the mate-
rials will be toun first-class. For this store he has
a tine stock of
English Cloths and Gassimeree,
Which he will make up to order with great care as
to dlnrafbllityl and artistic tits. He has the 2tlnest
stuc o
VE‘URNIZS H I'JVNGV * GOODS
Ever. shown in this town. consisting 0f
UNDERSSHIRTS, OVEBSHIRTS,
SCARFS, MEN’S COLLARS AND CUFFS,
Which he will sell at less price than they can be pur-
chased in an store of this. vicinity. .
He hopes t at his former customers and the ublle-
at large will call and examine bis goods, wh ch he
will be pleased to show, even if not purcha ed. '
AL LEB ERT K0 ERPEL,
10 Mitchell's Block, Norwalk Brid-Ie.
Board.
W0 Gentlemen can be accommodated with good
Board in a private family on amllcatlon It the
Gale“ 1.1001000.
be public ','. .' '
. lshing with new an 2
We invite an examination Of our stock, which is '
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swimmer 2011115133,
ER
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9.5.1.1"? "Jain
P Fl. JENNINGS,
AND PAPER HAHIER, . '
No.- 30 MAIN smnEE'I',
a'r :Knnnoco I'I'sso'rr'uitlw norm.
Wholesnle and 11259111 '
Agricultural Warehouse,
.17.; Hayley _& (30.,
.Where can he found the largest ortment «raga.
cultural Implements in the county. Our' arrange-
-ments with the Princl _IVl. Manlthcturers enable its to
sell their goods at tber rices, fond also to furnish
parts of l achines or T00 hs, thus saying to our custo-
mers the expense of pure basing’ih‘ew' when an arti-
cle is stigbt ydamaged. “We are cihltautly replen-
the most approved Implements.
made up of the best quality of goods madaf in the
country. Wu wm. nor in: {museum}. . -
VPlow's, P1201", PlOvvs.
from the manufacturers.
' . ”Of the most approved kinds.
Scythcs, Scythcs, Scythcs.
W0 have received our stock ofth eels bated
“enm’m sovrnn’f‘yround', 371mm,) manufactured by
th’e Dnhn' sneer 3'01 Co... cssly foril.‘ They
have proved; to 06120190 best cut.’ 3 and 'i'nost reliable
scythe ein market. .2 .
Scythe snn‘ths, Scythe Snaths.
The favorite F. a B. patent. Patent Ring‘_ and
Wrench, the best pattern in market. ,
' Scythe. Stones nnd Vntflcs.
-L‘ake Har'Ou Stones 2150' pure Emer'y Rifles.
Buckeye M0wers.
835. 8100,
Prices reduced for the year 1871
on'demaud.
$1 10. Parts of Machines supplied
Garden Bakes, Garden Bakes:
and best quality.
0
liar-rows, Ilsa-rows.
A good assortment of the most approved styles.
wanibmws'; th'élliarrou'rs.
Garden Barrows, Canal Barrows of superior man-
ufactu‘re, very cheap.
Crowbnrs, Crowb'ars.
We have just received a lot of the best solid Cast
Steel Croubars ever ott'cred in this market.
Grindstoncs, Grindstoncs.
Lake Huron Quarry.
"‘ Philadelphia” Lawn Mower.
The simplest and easiestwcrking Mower in the
world. Price 815, $18, 825. Send for a descriptive
circular.
'1‘. HAWLEY & 00., _
BRIDGEPORT, CONN. .,
2m17 General Agents for the State.
HILLSIDE SEMINARV.
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Term commences April 5, ends July 3.
DR. J. C. FITCH, Principal.
, SOUTH Nonwann
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
The proprietors of this establishment, being among
the most extensive manufacturers and wholesale
dealers in the State, beg‘ leave to announce, to the
citizens of South Norwalk and vicinity, that they have
opened a retail house in South Morwalk, where the 1
will show a full assortment of all coeds us'uallv found
in a furniture store, and sell as low as the lowest.
2 BUGKINGHAM tit 00.
UNDERTA KERS,
AND DEALERS zit Fatima.
Main St.,.Oppositc B. R. Depot,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Manufactory and Wholesale Depot, Bridgeporfi
Conn. - 0 113m
AZARUS Stbforris’s celebrated xerfected' specta-
cles are to be had only at Wee s Jewelry Store.
A REGULAR DINNER
Will be SEBVEDV DAILY_
From 12 to 2 o'clock. for
‘ Forty Cents,
—At the—
STORE N0. 84— MAIN STREET,
Which. has been titted up as a
First 11111 01111181011111 81111.11:
WHERE MEALS CAN BE OBTAINED AT ALL
REASONABLE HOURS.
Oysters served in every style!
Families and parties supplied.
SUPPER: FIIIISIIEI f0! BALLS, PARTIES, 0.6.,
- 0n reasonable terms. . .
GEORGE W. HOOPER.
Norwalk, April 1871-. 81:13
, What' Is 111m. Wlllllllll 11 111113111
- * MONITOR
lions are made or solid white rubber
clear some shaft
PRICES 'R'ED 170151),
'At- 10. K. LOCKWOOVD’S.
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION.
THE subsc' iber having taken Room N0. 5111 Lock-
wood’s Building is prepared to Ive instruction
on the Violin. Lessons given when estred.
IIVIISIO FOB 0MB AID PARTIES IOIVIISIIEO.
JOSEPH F.V BUCKNAM.‘
Norwalk, April 24, 1871.. 6m"
19
FRANK '1". SANFORD G: CO.,_
2 HOUSE,” SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL ..
P A. I N 'I' E- R S V,_
. ;. 1 . Under Wilson 13 Case’s Store, " .
Mair: Street, Norwalk. Conn.
er All orders promptly and faithfully executed
and at reasonable rates. » . 1,0tl7
HJENNING'S, .
BILL POSTER,
AND DISTRIBUTOR.
Orders left at Jennings’ News Office will receive
prompt attention. .
3616
r-Amr-Iniin 990N153? '
93 WATER sugnni'isénpon'r, 2 g
Just received' our Spring Stock, new, and direct ;
~ . 11311121111111.3111: 11111112111111.2111
Best Steel and Mallcable' IrOn Bakes of all sizes '
Summer '
V'Second store, Under Nor-walk Hall.
Crfurnished by the Quart, Hundred '01- Thousand. " ' ’
W4. .2 “1..-“..- ... ”a:
RotOnHill,SOUthNorwalk. K II 2. ., 2 3' VV th . V .
2 intensities; enema-1:12:13: 9'.» egg. ~ 1'0 ers
loon. ' ~
- 5211' ' ~1Pr0prtetor. . . .. . .
2 I. : J . STEVENS, Having securedtheexclustverlght of Norwalkto use
vacuums PATENT. ' '
House (0 Sign Paanter ‘ ‘ ' ' '
Wall Paper Hemmer,
' 11111: mu All. 11:11:11 1111:: 11001111111.
A large assortment of
WINDOW SHADES,
_ WALL PAPER, -. '
CORNICES.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
BUILDEBS’ HARDWARE,
sigma, 2111's» amass,
011.5,
. , . -—AT-—-' -
KELLOGG BROS
MAIN STREET ‘
Norwalk, cons...
'M as r. pnowur
2 45 mumnn'r, .
JustBeoetved their ' Spring Spelt
0V“ 12,000 000111182
25120 CHOICE PATTERNS!
' 08"11111'1111'8111101111230011111
' -.
.r'. .’ indict-0515's 'Also akplendida'ssortncnt of
Shades, Hollands,
Cords, Tassels, Cornlccu,
Picture Nails and Screws,
Pitfall Afi'SHhDEs HUNG IF DESIRED.'
Builders’ Hardware 1
The largest 'assortment at lowest 0th prices.
humus, 011.3 GLASS mu: roux.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
H. '11. a J. '1. PHOWITT.
JACKSON ' BROS. ,
.JEWELER S
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
1.0
1
STOCK OF
FINE 00l0 AND SILVEP‘WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVER All PLATED WARE'
of every description.
.Rep’alring, in an m Branches
1...... u... b... m...
. nae-
ig'tsforSmith's American Organs .
2' To which we would invite the attention of the
musical public. '
1111120005101211111
Men '&_ Boyis Wear.
- ALSO,
GENTLEMENTS FURNISHING 00008
O. '1'. Cbtnvw’rall, .
' ' . ' ' ,
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net is: gag-m 01v? :1
. "11111111239: ”ai“"3llefit,2~
'1" "A“ sum.
U'N D_E n ._
Norwalk. Hall. '
' Where will be found '
s'ra'rtonua-r coons,
name nusré, _ _
MUSICAL msrnnnnnrs,
" '; ‘51:me surnames
offlve different kinds ofthebest makes for family nee,
’ 'Call before'purchasing. Remember
NE STORE “
UHUEB HOKWMK» HMl
Campberlne.
The Greatest Discovery of the Age for
. RELIEF OF PAIN.
For Sale by '. H. M. C C. S. PROWITT,
0011000100.:JEW'
1111011001
stock 0fV
11111101111111
21111. 1111111011111111211111
FOR. 1871.
Embracing all the varieties to be found in this
and otner markets. The
Ele'gd'nc'é' Of ' 'Des'ign,
amnesty of ' '
summe-
which 11.141111111191121 our momenta]: in
the past. we deem- _a sufficient guarantee for
the future.
Our Stock is Large,
Well Assorted,
"And Complete.
Gooda are purchased at 16m: Cash Pushes,
Gutcfter the latcattfimoat amrowlpattema
_ Manufactured with; the .greamt care,
Made by ' the
Workmamhip guaranteed,
And Pnces' the Lowest.
IN OUR
~0hildre11‘sani Yuuth’s nenartment
will be found an- unusual large stock, embracing all
the Novelties of the Season.
___'_.___————————.—
ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE STOCKS 0F
Gents.’ Underwear
To arr-noun]: IN TOWN.
_ ‘An Elegant Assortment of
Bows..«ana.= s¢m
:A an... ates-Jon’s kid Glove.
C ..
\ ~ we mi 1321102021211 attention to ourlnrg'e'steck o't
'TflllllKS 11111 1111111112 11111;.
Constantly on hand the Latest Styles of
a
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' 111, Goods_.Vmarlredin Plain Figures,
. _ :2"
.21 ,1 ..
2 And .110 Deviation.
. .2
L mussmcm 2....
MISTER. in...
Dibhl'e’s Block, 43an Street,-
-sou'ru NOnwsLK'. NORWALK names.
PWW
,BBOTHEBS.
Would respectfully call the attentional their many
patrons and the public generally to their unrivalled
CLOTHING
On hand or made to order. ,
* BLA 0K WOOD’ S
a »' '
DEEP _ BLACK 11111
A. SELLECK,
—_FOR-'—--
~NORW'ALK.
kl
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4
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0 .3 'a
'1-4 O :' 3'
41.503 s .
.40 --.'-:. 0
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1-1 airshia—l
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Her .0. N -55“S;
32‘9ng 082m»
"'amEH-zeuoe
'Qqa 20.531110
—' M‘UGéeméz
' a “=°===¢
. . 1-1-1 65% eras”
1-] as" 3’3: 5’3:
' i4 6": _bl E‘D'
U. a: ‘4 g -
o 25 °
5 as: g h
“—3.. 3
Best Hands ,
' EVERY 1mm
' loons.Halls, Kitchens.Bath
11.11 BECKWITH,
9H01011.PHEB
. IAIEI'TE IOIlOIII,"WAlI. "I!“ 1- V‘
FEBREJTYPES,
enema DE warms
4-4 SIZE FOR FRAMIN G
IMPERIAL GA BINET,
L I F E S I Z E’, '
Finished In
Water Color Tint,
India Ink,
Crayon and
and finished in the best manner.
At low prices.
Shell or Fancy Work,
WATCHES
BEAUTIFY YOUR LAWNS
BY USING
THE STAR MN MW“
- IT OFFERS summon 11071110.
PAGES OI ER ANY OTHER MACHINE.
BECAUSE
:11 rs ms summer 1040mm runs.
11' 0.4mm- arr our 0:? ORDER.
IT answer 01.00 IN ANY' WAY.
Ir WONT BREAK EVERY min: YOU USE
HA CHINE TO BREAK ORV GET HISPLA CED.
WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION
Gener'aVQI Accents,
: s. 1. 11111111131111.
Wholesale‘a'nd Retail Dealers in
English and American Hardware
. » Agricultural Implement-q Leather
Belting and Lucius, _und
Manlhctmra’ supplies.
0112111111111 ' 265 -_Main Sheet,
Bamerronr'
3111‘"
count: or BEAVER,
2 N. B.—Au Agent wanted for Norwalk. '
N esbatt’s Cough Syrup,
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
A Sure Remedy if taken in time.
Price 50 Cents and $1 per Bottle.
' For sale by H. 11. c c. s. pnown'r.
W00!) CAhPE'I‘ING,
Parquet or Inlaid Floors,
Portable Wain-003mm
For Hotels. Public Bulldino's, Billla1d Rooms, SI-
ooms, Stairs. Nurse-
rice, Laundries, Ofllccs. Churches. School Rooms,
Dancing Academics, Ball Rooms,leraries, Recep-
tion Parlors, ere.
every other floor covering. .Call and see samples at.
480 Broadway, New York. 1y ‘18
EVENINUS__ AT HOME!
PARCHEESI
A 10111 GAME 0E INDIA.
This popular Game just received, and for saleb y
CABINET 0218019,.
Wntcr Color.
corms mum sun ENLARGE!) TO ANY SIZE
An Excellent Assortment of Banach,
Frames for Engravings, Prints,
NOTA. SPRING 0R RACHETIN THE WHOLE .
L . '- Manufacturerof ' . _ V' -
For elegance, economy and durability, it surpasses 1
:I.‘ ' 1 «4
'1».
M it Hill
:1 Tie 01' me MRI or
KW" ._ 11101310
Would respectfully inform the citizens of '
...:. x- a. ..
AND THE ADJOINING TOWNS.
That he mnemonic:intestine“. and will keep
constantly on hands full stock of
CR OCKER Y,
16..
House. Furnishing 00008
I make a specialty andhavs marked down all
from ten to fifteen bent: per pound. grades
By strict attention to business. I hope to merit a
liberal patronage.
Thankln the public for ast favors I fill oil 1
further or are from all than};J who wish’to 3get the c t
Best innit-at 1111111 11111111111111.
A. KNAPP, Washington St.
South Norwalk, Conn. Feb. 27,1871.
Are You. Insured.
Capital $200 000,
WITH SURPLUS.
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Insurance Company.
DIRECTORS :
ELBIRT A. WOODWABD, South Norwalk.
JAMES H. INGERSQLL, of lugcrsoll, Watson & Co.
New York.
DUDLEY P. ELY, Pres’t 1st Nat. Bank, So. Norwalk,
'1‘. H. MORISON, Morison, Son & Hutchinson
Norwalk.’
'CHAS. G. DEAN, Norwatk,
FRED. w. Bucoonnuor, Darlen,
JOHN P. BEATTY,John»P.Beatty a Bros.,Norw
HENRY B. TREADWELL, Westport,
CHESTER F. Toners, South Norwa'lk.
mews A. canons, summit,
PETER L. CUNNINGHAM, South Norwalk.
HENRY n. mrcu, saint: Norwalk. '
TALMADCE BAKER, South Norwalk.
sacrum a. woonwsnn, President.
nannrunnmwmmm “
mums-1.1: s, HANFORD, Secretary.
11011er P. ELY, Treasurer. »
Moneyto Loan 01: Fl'rst-clau nom-
THE
NEW FAMILY
11 Sewing Machine
Manufactured by the
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HARTFORD, CONN.,
1| ended the ,
“111111.11 mom
And all who have tried them" pronounce
them rightly named. Please give them
atrial. Satisfaction guaranteed, '
' or no sale.
1
E. H. PARKER.
Agent for the sale of the
Weed Sewing Machine
Also, for
a. summer: a 00's ~
_ Celebrated . VV .
Patterns of Garments- '
r011 ' '
Ladies Misses, Boys and Little Children Of
Both Sexes.
Smarts.
coBsEfI-‘s.
AND DBALERV IN "
1'”
Dress Trimmings and But-wits,
Ladies’z‘fFurnishing .Goais',"
LACES, mmnomnnins, ac.
a
an. a. c s. PROWITT ; :
'21 mantras};
NORWALR,‘
GROC‘ERIES, ' - '
' - CUTLER:
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