fgglutwalk (brittle.
Tuesday, May 30, 1871.
marten)
COUNTY ITEMS.
DARIEN.
On Monday the table and connecting wires
were put into the new telegraph otllce at
Darien Depot, and now Darien is in flill
telegraphic communication with the outside
world.
Last week was characterized by a succes-
sion of beautiful days, with‘ occasional
strong winds, but moderate heats. Under
such favorable influences, foliage sprang
forth with pleasing agility, and nature eve—
rywhere put on her'most lovely tints. Sum-
mer is now indeed with us and every heart
bids her welcome.
In the death of Mrs. Hannah Coley, which
tookplace in Westport on Monday the ‘22,
another octogenarian has departed. But
few now remain. The funeral was held at
the house of MrhEliphalet Gray. on Satur-
day. .
The matter of stocking our river with
shad and salmon is daily meeting with fa-
- vor, and steps looking to that end are being
‘taken. The subject will receive the early
attention of theIFish commissioners.
The 25th anniversary of the marriage of
Mr. lb Mrs. William S. Jones, was celebra-
ted at their residence on Thursday evening
last, by a surprise party and‘presentation of
articles in Silver "ware, &c. A large com-
pany did themselves honor in participating,
and the evening was passed with pleasure
and prose- intellectual and otherwise, by
the host, hostess and “hosts” of friends.
These occasional re-unions are pleasant in
the extreme.
The funeral of the late Mrs. G. G.‘ Good-
rich took place at christ church on Tuesday
afternoon last.
“ PAUL}?
The eldestwoman in Westport died last
week. There is still one more left:
Mr. Theodore Werner. of the U. S. Coast
Survey, is erecting an elegant oflice adjoins
innr his house. . .
W est ort is to have a Mentist,—.a brother
‘f the V. S. L. Stephens.
,g'ie beautiful house recently erected by-
Cfin up, H. l(stupor. Esq., is the best of the
, n jm ,3 efronts of the town. -
rece p v . --le Hour.
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STAMFORD‘. .
‘ The performance of the opera? “Marltona”
b thellNew York Parlor Opera troupe ‘3
highly commended. .
An exciting trial for wife poisoning ca.“e
ofi‘ befiire Justice Daskam last week. Mrs.
Ann Augusta Webb, wife of prisoner, tes~
titles that her husband left her last Febru-
ar ; that a short time since he met her and
to d her that if she would destroy her un-
. *born infant he would again live with her;
sheIagreed to take medicine for this purpose
which he claimed a doctor had prescribed,
and bought strychnine and paragoric, which
be mixed and she swallowed; her stomach
:reyected the dose, and next ni ht he advised
herIto “eat an apple with it to keep it down,”
which she did and was seized with sudden
and Violent illness, when Dr. Trowbridge
was called and she confessed as above.
Eggopfisoner was bound .over in the sum of
Mr. & Mrs. E. B. Lockwood celebrated
their tin wedding on the 19th inst. .
The Concert at the Congregational church,
May 19, is pronounced one of the most suc-
cessful performances of the kind ever at-
ttempted in town. . .
The Water Works folks are trenching
Mam street. ’ ' ' ’
Dr. O’Leary is lecturing at Hoyt’s Hall.
Messrs. Matthews & June's woolen yarn
factory has resumed operations after being
sto ped for several months. -
on. Truman Smifli is elected one of the
Vice-presidents of the ‘State Temperance
League. ' .
Foundations broad and deep are already
laid for the new Catholic church on Atlan-
tic street. ' .
The work of placing stone posts with iron
railing around West Park is nearly com-
[listed—Advocate.
NEW CANAAN. .
A Paper Box Factory is talked of. An
ttempt is to be made to organize a Hook
an.“ Ladder Company.
01,38. Dann has built a two story building
for can fags and blacksmith shop.
DANB‘I'IRY AND VICINITY. 4
F. Agnew . is ch’mgetin a line house on
- h A etlie
Gwflggfyudggglsig-elccted warden of the
Borough of Bethel a.‘ the late Borough
meetin . .
The News man takes his’ Danbuty whis-
ky throu h a somked glass.
Fred. tarr, the missing
cently seen at Council Bluffs,
Westward.- , .
Co. G., Capt. Quien, parade to-day.
Decoration of soldiers graves occurs to.-
day. . '
Another hay cutter got the best of 11 Dan-
bnry boy’s fingers last week.
. I . BRIDGEPORT.
The people are not enterprising enough
to subscribe for 'the support or a street
sprinkler.
A man named Parker was badly wound-
ed in the foot by an accidental discharge
ofa gun, last Monday.
The Common Council ordered the exten-
sion of Water Street, alongside of. the Hous-
atonic Railroad, making it fifty feet wide,
and assessments were laid to pay costs. But
now the Railroad Company claims twenty-
,five fectof the land, and orders everybody
.ofi', and has commenced laying side tracks
dhereon.
A fiaVipgs Bank in East Bridgeport is pe-
‘ 'g OI‘. "
min-with; is advertised to make a bal-
loon ascenfilol! $0413 , at noon- _ . .
3mm!!! faring, ‘ r., and one ofhis Wives,
, , ' ‘,t last week.
3mg %,B§dh§9§£riias ,lfttlnoved from New
Ydrflt ,0. big” place 'near Sea Side Park, to
" 933331.-
sp an 11;: 1113,1313 leader of the City Band, has
butcher, was re-
on his Way
recovered his .W cadresumed Iprofes‘sion- ‘
'_ car-man, was killed on ~
t, in ti- in to his ;
a frightgwbiléqgeins
a1 “ blowing."
David .Morrisse ,
Friday evening as
horse which had take.
unharnessed.
DdecoratAion peremonies ”fighffifibgfig ‘
to a - " I "'
y procesnon Will (‘01de Mont]:
to the site of the rroposed .
ment at Sea Side Park, where . . .
1 poem will be delivered. an . ‘06 "“11“”
and civic societies in the City ha'. "i been ill
vited to participate, and the Strait. mi. 1m"
tia '00., and a portion of the 3d Reg.’ -'
National Guard will take part. . , '
The Baptist Society has cleared itself- 0f
debt. The Standard. says :—A church wi- ll:
out a debt would be an anomaly and no.
infrequently the amount of the debt is in
proportion to’the wealth of members. To
run in arrears each year is usually a~matter
of course so that periodical subscriptions to
pay up come as sure as Sunday, and they
are usually mountains hard to climb. The
Ba tist church is. now going through this
0 cal. The accumulated arrearages for the
past three years amountIto about $2.400, so
it was determined to raise $3,000 and thus
rovide for, the current year also. After
,000‘had been subscribed by nine mem-
bers, the church was appealed too yesterday
forenoon for the other thousand. A sub-
scription paper was, circulated at the close
of the morning service and $775 was pledg-
ed within half an hour leaving only S
be secured and over a hundred members yet
to be seen. ral ;—if your church is in
debt—believe you can pay Ito—make an of.
fort to pay it—and pay lt—it is easier to‘do
that than to sit still'and fret over it.
On Monday last, a than working as bod
carrier, oh Fairfield avenue made a bet that
he could swallow a frog al ve.; He accord-
sddresses and
1
Iingly set about huntingfor one, but was not
-. successful. He found a toad, however, and
-_ the bet was so altered that. by swallowing
:tlic toad. he would win the wager. He ac
cordinglv buttered the toad all over, and ex-
his huge jaws, he took him in and
swallowed the thing. alive in the
resence ofa number ofwitnesses,and seem-
ed to enjoy the precious moron—Standard.
ttendinfj,‘
actual y.
4': Savings ‘3' Y-
inh:w.m,s family has returned from
Chico,“
Valid mm of the stock-holders
The “- Railroad is to beheld at‘
' of the Bid:
users _
the Town a'uv JEROSIIJ.
» - ' all to-koep is mind that
It is well for his 14.81 811 d most fiercest
my advice to you
usintance with
scriptures—
-.this is your certain interest; “I“ Diderot
said: “No better lessons than-those of the
Bible. can I'tea‘ch my child,” that both Des;
cartes and Newton said, "No sciences are
better attested, thank the religion of the Bi-
ble—not even the mathematical,” and, that
Jesus said: ‘I‘If they hear not Moses and the
‘ ophets,neither will the; so?” I persuaded,
Franklin gave as .
testimony: “Young m;
_is that
£011 cultivate au 9&4
:and fl
rm belief in the Haj
ongh one ruse from the
:WESTP—ORT. . ..
- "back to the bride’s house, where she humbly
GEEENWIC a.
peer of a grand concert to be given to Miss
I. R. Parker, some time next month, in
which Clara Louise Kellogg .haSfiromised
to appear, out of compliment to iss Par-
ker, who isarelative. We only wish that ,
Miss Kellogg had some dearly beloved rela-
tive in Norwalk whom she desired to com-
pliment. r
Boss TWeed is rated by the New York
press as the fourth man, in point of wealth
in this country. If he lives much longer
be will probably be worth four times as
much as any man in the country. ' What 15
to hinder.
Decoration ceremonies are to be observed
to—tlay. _ . I . . -.
Hon Myron -L. Mason is building a new
house in the village, sure evidence that he
likes the place and has “come to sta ."
Some of the firiends of Mrs. B. . Yar-
husband, previous to her departure made
her a present of a purse containing $300.
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The rates of commutation on the New
York and New Haven road have been ad-
vanced more than one hundred per cent.
over the first years rates, and passenger
fares on an average more than sixty per cent.
thus making its rates exorbitant and thus
keeping out of our.State large numbers who
would make excellent citizens and help pay
our taxes—Cor. f‘The Hour.”
fi—o—«QW 1
The original 'Rothscbilds have still a
large . banking-house at Frankfort-on-the-
Main. It is situated .at the foot of the old
Jews’ street, near the place where the old.
Anselm, the founder of the firm, was born.
On the 19th of April the peace-able inmates
of that house became terror-stricken. A
Frenchman had entered the counting-room
in the morning. demanding the payment of
four million francs for the Commune at
Paris, threatening the whole Rothschilds’
family with destruction in case of a refusal
to pay the required bounty. The fool was
shown the door, but immediately after his
exit a small bombshell, like those of Orsini,
filled with nitro glycerine exploded in the
vestibule in front of the counting-room, in
consequence ofwhich a heavy wall, separa-
ting the antivroom from the ofllce, was
driven in and One of the clerks badly wound-
ed. The police got the miscreant—it is not
yet ascertained whether heis simply a fund -
ticized fool or a member ofa secret society
ordered to commit the act.
Ono——
A couple ran off to get married, and came
sued for the forgiveness of her father, kneel-
ing at his feet, all tears. “ Forgive, forgive
me, dearest father l ” sobbed the lovely sup-
plicant. ’ “ Forgive you t ” exclaimed the old
gentlemen, “why, I am only too glad to get
rid of you. Your, ill-temper and idleness
have been the plague of my life, and make
your marriage no loss to me, my dear child.
So take her,’ added the oldIgeutlemen gen-
erously, addressing the happy man; “and
may you be happy i”
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Wholesale Prices of Conn-
!!! P'Pll'lefi-
PBKPAEED Poll THE NORWALK OAZE’ITE, WITH WEEKLY
COBBEOI‘IONIS.
New Ijork
@511 are ejected. The ltver,Tllkc a clock, is wound up. It
The following are the current rates of articles in
good condition Iand sold by cognmlsglon house? by
wrestle. Sh .crs receive. to 1 r sen . ess
gauged for copfiiisslons, besides Ifreljgght and athei-
°'"" es‘ ‘un PEAS—beans ran- to best- 31.35 to
2 till grisb‘dstil‘ll Peas , ”£9 32.45 per’ bushel;
hlarrowl‘at do. 85.10 to - '20; ~59“ B93“! 53-10 to
“£3 .%'E'1’,“f_‘§é'w ion; agate Pours. fins, .26 to 2749.
walla}; doi fair to 00:1), 2. to filigfidfliieiaiip’ '
24 c.; nncv as range .,.. ' '
carcass—Nev? Yo'rk State h“?”-g “.1 150-
per 1b.; Ohio State Factory, 8 to 18c. , “I ' ' b 19 t o
EGGS—Penna lvania and New Jersey, . "if: t' 200
20c. er dozen; ew York State, fresh, 1. ° -
per ozen; Western do.. 15 to 16s. per dozen. ,
FRUITS-15. pies,good, $5.00 to 85.70 per bbl.;
do; common, £9.00 to 82.25 per-bbl.; Cranberries
5.75 to 81.00 or bushel. .
POULTR —lee fowls and chickens, 17 to 180.
or lb. for best; dead do. do.. fresh, to to .z. per
h for best: dead Turke s fresh, Intolsc. peril).
for best; dead Duck, free , est. 20 to 22¢. per .
VEGETABLES—Onions, 84.00 to $5.00 per bbl.;
Potatoes, Peach Blow, 53.50 to s 4.00 per bbl.; do.
Goodrich, $2.75 to $3.00 r bbl.; (10; Prince Al-
berta. 83.50to $8.75 er bb .; do. Buckeye, $2 75 to 3
83 25 er bbl.‘ do ackson Whites, 83.00 to 93.25
per h l.; do. Early Rose and Mohawk 85.00 to 86.50
per bbl.; Turnlps, Russia, 60c. to 31.00 per bbl.
HAY—Shipping. 81.00 er 100 lbs.: retail lots, .
81.10 to 81.25 or 100 lbs..; ‘traw, long,.$t.25 to 31.48
per 1"0 lbs; 0. short, 90c. to 81.00 per 1001bs.; do.
Oat 80 to 84c. per 100~lbs.
GliAIN—Rye, 81.18 to £1.20 per bushel; Oats,
67 to 695“. per bushel:_ Corn. Yellow, 75 to 755m
er bushel. do. White, 74% to 75¢. per bushel; Bar-
ey, State and Canada. We. to $1.14 per bushel.
.————+¢.
Consumption,
ans-conn- m rrs rniuvsmtvu.
»‘ fiy a. In. semen. n. D.
Many a human being has passed away, for whose death
there was 110 other reason than the neglect or known
and lndls utahly proved means of cure Those near and
dear to family and fl'lends are sleeping the drenmlcss
slumber into which, had they calmly adopted
DB. JOSEPH II. scnmcms Emil:
TREATMENT, 9‘
and availed themselves of his wonderfully efficacious
medicines, they would not have fallen. " r' ' - ‘
Dr. Schenck has in 1:13 on case proven that where-
cvcr sufficient vitality remains. that Vitality, by his medl-
clues and its directions for their use, is quickencd into
healdiful vlgor.- . . .
111 this statement there is nothing presnm nous.
To the faith of the invalid l nde no reprcs itatioii
thatis not a thousand times bsttmtiuted by livingniid
vlsiblc works. The theory of the care by Dr. Sehcnek‘s
medicines is as simple as it is unfailing. Its philosophy
requires no argument. It is 'self assuring, self-con-
vlnclng.
The Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the first two
weapons with which the cttndcl ot‘tlic malady is assailed.
Two-thirds of the cases of consumption originate in dys-
pepsia and a functionally disordered liver. With this
condition the bronchial tubes “ sym iIithlzc " with the
stomach. They respond to the mo illc action of the
liver. Here their names the culminating result, and the
.settlngln, with alllts distressing symptoms, of
CONWON.
The Mandrake Pills are composed of one of Nature‘s
noblest gifts—tho Pcdophillum l'cltntum. They possess all
the blood-searching, alteratlvc properties of cuisine], but
unlike calomcl, they -
“ LEAVE l0 STING BEHIND.”
Tho work.of cure is now beginning. The vitlatcd and
mucous deposits in the bowels and iii the alimentary ca-
ucuses (tom its torptdlty. he stomach acts rcsponslvely,
and the patient. begins to feel that he is getting, at last,
A 513?th OF GOOD BLOOD.
The Soawced'Toiilc, in conjunction with the Pills, per-
. meatcs and assimilateswlth the food. Ctiyllxlcatioii is
w progressing, withontlts prcvmus tortures. Digestlon
figurines painless, and the euro is seen to be at hand.
Then.“ no more flatulence, no exacerbation of the sto-
nia'cti. An appetite sets in.
Now come; the greatest Blood Purifier over yet gi\'c:i
by an liidulgcntfathcr to suffering man. Scheiick‘s Pul-
monic Syrup comes In to perform its functions azidto
hasten and complete the euro. It enters at once upon 113
work. Nature cuInnothc cheated. It collects and ripcm
ttielmpalred and dlscasod portions of the lungs. In the
form of other-lugs l‘trgircpares .fllem for expectorailoii‘,
and lo E; _vcry sho time the malady ls vanquished,
the rotten menu that it occitiglcd ls renovated and made
new,'and the patient. in all e dignity of regained vigor,
, steps forth to enle the manhood or womanhood that was
owns or as near.
‘The second thing Is, the patients must stay in a wanii
room until the get well; It. is almost impossible to pre—
vent tuklng co 11 when the inn are diseased, biitit must
be revcntcd or mourn cannot c effected. l-resh air and
out, especially in this section of the country in the
thll and winter season, are all wroii , I’hvsiclnizs who
‘ recommend that course lose their pat ents,lf their lungs
are badly dlscused - and yet, because they are in the house
they must: not sit down quiet: thcy must: walk about. the
room as much and as fast as the strength will bear, to get
up a good clrculntlon of blood. The patients must. keep
in good spirits—be determined to get well. This has a
grant deal to do with the appetite, and is the great point to
n.
8?“ despair of care after such evidence of its osslbllity
in the worst cases. and oral certainty ill 11 others, is
sinful. Dr. Schcnck's sonal statement to the Faculty
of his own'curo was in these'inodcstworgls ;
“Many are ago I was lii'thn last: stages of consump-
tion: con tied to in bed and at one time my physicians
thought that I coal uotl vs a week; then like a drowning
mutate-lain at straws, I heard of.nnd obtained the pre-
parations wig;- fIngmar offer to the public, and they made
3 pantietcure c I tIscemed tome that I could feel
on penetrate my Wk 16 §)'§£‘:m, They soon ripened the
matter in my lungs, and I wotltd spit up more than a pint
of offensive yellow muttereve morning for along time.
‘ As soon as that began to subs do, my must-,fcvcr, pubis
and‘nlsllt sweats all began to lean: me, and my appetite
became so grant that it was with difficult that I could
x from eating tog Imnch.’ I soon game my strength,
me?hiive grown in .esh ever since-
“ I was weighed shortly Bile? my recovery," added the
Doctor “then 100 like a more Ikeletoxi; my “'cight
'wii‘s onl nlt-ety-sevcnponnds; my present weight is two
hundre and twenty-me $225.3);wa , and for yours‘ I
have enjoyed rrupte 11 th." . -
25 to.
u
.. . . Minn. -
The Bulgeileétft) nipple are talking of start—
‘Dr. Schemt'bap discontinued his professional visits to
New YorkandBostoa, . cor» ssomDr.J.l[. Schcnck.
. 11:2, still continue” to be ”pleats at their office, No. 15
Kin-ti: Sixth urea ' . e I eve Saturday from!)
£11.10 8131!. I Iosew .w I “a {cult examina-
‘ uwlththe Map etcnvlllbe W85. Thcltcs-
“f nuclei-d or. the exactcon ttonIof the lungs and'
3,31,“. \tseuu re y lcarnwhctherthcy arc curub c or
not. .. -
‘rectw for tabla the medicines are adapted to
$23.31;, rencenzve'n 'of' 3 guns. Follow these ons,
and kind a 'smro Will dome rest. excepting that in some
was the mandrake Pills are to be taken it! increased
my the flu we would?! 1.160an other Mmmpuniments
than the am to tit-true one that accompany them: First. .
create appetite. or returning health hunger Is the most
welcome symptom. it cons: u it Will came.‘lct
the dos string at once he of. good . Elli” Good blood at
once follows, the cough loosens,tho Ill, teweat ls abated:
In a short time both of these morbtdsymptoms are gone
f“I‘liteg'chonck‘s medicines are constantly kept in tens of
minds of.famllles. As a laxative or pnrgativo tho
gandrakel’llls are a standard pr in while, the
Pulmonlc Syrup. asa cureof and colds; may be
regarded as a prophylactcrlc against consumption in any
rms. .
“1:30?“ the Pulmonlc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, $1.50
abortle, or $1.50 a half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25 cents
1110:. For sale [Cy all draws and dealers.
.GEO. . GOOD it C0., Agents, Boston.
MOW——
FOR MOTH PATCHES. :‘RECKLES
And Tamuse Perry’s Moth and Freckle Lotion.
The only reliable but! harmless remedy for remov.
lug Brown Discoloratlons from the skin.
Prepared only by Dr. B, C. Par‘y.‘1!crmat.ologlst,
49 Bond street, New York. Sold y ovaggists every.
where. ‘
For Pimply Eruptions, Black Heads, Blotched Dis.-
ngnratlous on the face, use Perry’s Comedoue and
Pimple Remedy. 4min
-—~——‘—.-‘.a—.—————-
Comes, Bunions, Buimown‘a Nuns, dad—The
enormously increasing sales of “Brig s's Alleviator
and Curattve.” for the prevention an cure of the
many painful diseases of the feet. bear ‘witncss to
their wonderful superiority over all other like prep-
antionu For years they have been steadily grow-
ing In favor, until now the great majority who are
troubled with bad feet will use no other remedies.
Sold by Prowltt, and Weed, Norwalk: by Purdy,
and Peck, South Norwalk, and by all druggists. .
__—_._¢.,_.__.__
Requires immediate attention,“
neglect often results in an incurable
Lung Dlseaso.
Q’ IA
BRONCH o} Insults tsunami retinitis
will mostlnvartably give instant re-
2500“ lief. For Beononirls, Asrniu, (.'i_
ulna, ficusunrrivs'aud THROAT DISEASES, they
havea sooth-int snitch . -
- SINGERS and PUBLIC SpfiAKERSuee them to
clear and strengthen the voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity 0f
the Treaties, many worthless and cheap imitations
are adored, which are good for nothing. Be sure to
obtain the trial, , . - ’
Brom’s Bronchial Truckee
QSJ‘A/flfiq'
'The town is running wild "over‘jthe'pro‘sa . 1
rington, who has gone to Europe with her '
A Birth, Call, or Sailboat, . ‘
V... ”1%.. _, .. ... . .3 4... .-.
coNoEsfsiimigilfsmmm .
0F
. well selected assortment of Ne
Tl—IEI MUTUAL“ ,
Lin: lNSllltANGl-i 00.,
or NEW YORK, '
F. S. WINSTONL ....President.
RICHARD A. McCUlfiDY, V. President
U o
son ".5
TWENTY-EIGHTH FISCAL YEAR,
Being for the year ending Dec. 31, 1870.
a
Net Assets, January 1, 1870. . . . .. . . $35,211,683 71
RECEI?TS.
Premiums. .I . .. . . . . . .. . ... $12,169,717 34
Interest... ..... . . . . .‘. 2,471,772 68 14,647,490 or
aerosols
DISBURSEMENTS.
Claims by Deaths and
Maturity of Policies. . . 32,010,224 62
Dividends or Return Pre- ' . .
miums.:................ 2,857,74361
Policies purchased. . . . . . . . 1,256,111 ss
Expenses, (9.23 per cent.) 1,552,57618 7,476,656 17
Net Alec“ Dec. 31, ] 8'70, -
$42,332,417 an
Increase In Net Assets"
for the Yen£&.m.... 7,170,883 85
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
Cash in Banks and Trust Companies,
atlnteresl: 52,508,91074
Loans on Bond and Mortgage. . . . . . 38,999,421 62'
Government Stocks, cost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,773,108 75
. .
Real Estate, cost ...... . ..... .. . . . . . . . . 945:383 07
Balances due from Agents, in course of "~
itransmlsston..I.... . . .. ., 55,593 33
$512,382,417 56
Add;
Interest accrued, oi- sue..._....I..I._I. 365,864 15
Deferred Premiums and Premiums not
yet reported on Policies in force, . . I. 1,432,260 07
Market value of Stocks in excess of
cost 428,02400
Crone Assets Dec. 31,1870,...
$44,609,156 3.9
Power AND nrsK acconivr.
_ Number: Amount,. .
Policies issued andzrestored
durlnfthe year,
Policieslnforee Dec. 31,1910 71,271 assassin qo
,
rages 333,153 217 on
W'The‘lloard of Trusts; have authorized a re,
turn of over-payments of premiums for the yourlijo,
of two millions {of dollars, which may be subse-
quently increased. 1 I
These over-piayments will be returnedto Policy.
holders as they mayelect, in $111.: or In the par.
. chase of additional insurance, as soon as the equita-
ble portion of each can be determined, upon the ex-
piration ofthe sixty dsyi from the close of the fiscal
year. as pruvldgd in the ch artcr.
,snsrann nouns, Actuary, '
L. c. Lawson, Assistant Actuary.
JOHN M. STUART, Secretary.
0 . Enapnmcscnnounna. 1.11. Sec,
0. a. HOPKINS, eushtlar.
Counsel.
WILEMM Bar-rs, LLD., Hon. Lucius Boamsox,
flog, Hana! E. DAVIES
Medical Examiners.
G. S. W‘tssrox, M: 1).
Isaac L. Kin. M. D.,
a. 11.. scars.
" THE subscribers "having completed their new
- Iron-Clad Paints. What lit Thu?
WANTS or. Houssxshrsas ! 1
-; we a Boss“ , 1, a." M Potter,
RIVERSIDEFODNIIRY...‘
Foundry Works on Hoyt street, and titted [lg .
the same in the best manner, with most up rove
machinery, arenow prepared to execute all or ers for
nursr casinos and to do m want
of every description. Babbitt. metal, of every qual-
ity, fiirnlshed. Orders solicited. -
Cash paid for east scrap. iron. .
' A. C. ARNOLD,
' I »0T'.l'0.'G. nAUSCHILDT.
Narwalk, May 8,1 . ‘ ~ 2 - 19
Platinum“
HAT AND CAP STORE.
JUST received, an invoice of Yoga
SILK HATS ".cbns'tantly on be _ a ‘go'otli‘ssort-
u very lar e and
es, Bows. arfs
gci of every style and colon Gloves, Holsery and
o are. ‘
White Shirts made to order. Linen Collars, 81.13
per dozen. Call and examine my stock. No charge
nor trouble to show you my goods.
17 A. PINKNEY,
“Gazette" .Buildlng, Nor-walk, Ct.
LOWEST' PRICES '
GARDNER-IS —"—A'r-_._, ..
brellas and Ladies’ Sun mbrel as'
ck T’i
"HARNESS: tidbit. -.
The largest and most complete stock of
Single Harness from $20 to sum.
Double ([0. do. 40 to 200.
LAP nouns,
LINEN SHEETS,
EAR mars,
’ BRUSHES, (all sorts.)
CURRY c'orias, CARDS, ac.
INTERFEBING BOOTS, (a specialty,)
COLLARS, (light and heavy,) 3
SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
HALTERS, BLANKETS, $70.,
0
WHIPS—.-(the largest an d. best rt ck in. town.)
. _ ‘ '-~' ‘r.-»‘.a‘t.
I111..-::, , ": —_.."."-
Repairing promptly and neatly done.-
Wc invite the public of Norwalk and vicinity to
call and examine our stock before going elsewhere, I
and convi. themselves that we have the most.
complete assortment and best stock to be sold at,
the lowest market prices. We warrant satisfaction
both in prices and quality. All our stock is selected
from the best, and all made by hands here in our
shop. liest reference given as to durabllllyaand
quality of our work.
.nunaahas BUILDING, (UpStalraI)
J. L. GARDNER, Proprietor.
19
I \llEY are made from the purest, toughest.,aud
hardest ot-Ii-on Ores, without the use of acids,
chemicals, or any mysterious combination. They are
The Only Hard Mineral Paints Made,
though many other proton“! Mineral Paints flood
the market, which, When compared with ours, are as
. orthless as common.
The public have only to use and test our paint to
find thertruth‘bf‘ our-claims. and to learn, at; _ ey ~
are-Just what the people ‘deslre; viz. : 13063 e '- ‘-
They are the Purest Points 1
The Most lz'conwni'cal Points!
The Most Fireprotj l-rn'nts!
The Most W tor-p our Paints!
" "The oat Durable Paints I
The Most Useful Paints I
Thereforp, Try Iron-chad Bplnts,
For they tire the best palms lathe. world.
Sold by tlfe 1b.; hundred weight or package. ,
' i I. III. IAIII I. MOTHEII, '
T ‘ South Norwalk, Conn. '
Aesx'rs Omo Inca-chap Pantr- Co. ‘ -
"Call or send for Circulars.
—.—.
20
The subscriber has removed from his old stand
neat to the Norwalk Hotel, to the store formerly oc-
cupied by III. II. Wellnian,
N0. 39 Main Street,
Where he is prepared to furnish all kinds of
tours .AND SHOES
of the best make, at the lowest living rate“. He
wishes it to be distinctly understood that he '
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD'!
Call Early, and Secure Great Bargains.
All kinds ofcustom work made to order.
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
Q. 8. BROWN,
Np. 39 Main Strept.
esrasIusnen Ire-17..
CHINAH!
I39 to per Set.
“-
CHINA TEA SETS, dilplIeces, at
GILT BAND CHINA TEA sa'rs, do. 8 00
CHINA TEA CUPS & SAUCERS, at: 2 60 per Box
IVORY HANDLE DESSERT KNIVES, 4 no ‘-
lVORY HANDLE TABLE KNIVES, 6 50 “
Whitewash Brushes,
Feather' Dusters,
' .Brooms,
Parlor Matches, V
Wooden and
willow win-e.
REFRIGERA 170125,
MEA T SA FES, L I '
TOILET smut, " ‘I. j
101?} 0315211,! FREEZERS.
TlliW‘t-ll,
Together with everything appertaining to the...
{$1
PLANISHED '
JAPANNED
/
PLAIN
_ .._a'r_—_
j 1.... than New, York frlces.
:'.-;"'A_T;—,T- - ,
.. .1}?- rr. nocrrwoonss.
a FULL main or
Salutation...
r93: .
ALSO,‘ ‘
Gratitudetumultuous j
(3. T..Oorini7va11,
JACKSON .'BRos.';»~'
Kaurjconsraurav ON' HAND linen.
‘ $1390]: or" I ‘
’_ nutter, sum m r1111: inst
ofswery desc‘lptlou. . . ,.
Repairing, in all Its Branches
V”. :Doneln thebest mariner: ‘ ' t
5“?!“ -
Ag’ts to: smiths" American Organs
I no which we wouia'ihynethemeanest:iii:
r“: ,V..I..I.i,....,. - . .
Wmmrwna‘s [I ”8mm
Agent for Normal! ‘.
.,,.
catsuit“? .. i; '.
andomoents . '
ment of flats an" Caps ;Unlso. ‘ hiking Canes; Um; I /
Second Soon-cylinder Nor-inns Hall. ,
H.“ 5010 "All” 'Sll’lEfl “13“st =
Norwalk ' Steam
“NM-Ina.» "no mg. «5.1;. wt. .KIAZ-‘hnéliu
SARI D
,r. .i'i; >-
lts, .. ‘ 113933
on short notice and in the best manner.
patronage in earnest? aollclted. . .
44 tr ' Illt RY CHASHAR, Proprietor.
Hfllooms with light'po‘wortolet. . - . ._ ~ ,
—WMPR0VED '
-%B‘Mllm”
'Is‘Justlytrogtirde'd as one bribe
beer joiner-Rot... or. the -
. following reasons: -’
- 1r HAS A'STRA'IGHT NEEDLE. ,
-rr ass PERPENDICULAR sorrow,
missus run Loeif's'urcu ' turn ON norir
.iiuiss amassing .wrrnour mi ‘
.STITCHES .ORTRKAKING sarcasm? -. 2.151“
IT sews 'ALL KINDsor eoons, anon on
LIGHTEST ransom 'ro inmvnisr mrnau.
. As a familytSewmg Machine
3 , “ .Itlttts'no’ shperlor.- . -
AS A" MANUFACTURING JIAUHINE
The Nos. ‘2, Sand 4 have no
1 . t: _ compotltbrg . ; . 3
WE ElllPllll SEWING MlfllllllE.
Pen ls havln heed the inichliies manufactured b
theW ‘eeler‘lb fifllaon'c‘og'wlll‘ read the following
card with much laymen. ,« I- . ,
, I“_We manufac rs and warrant the Elliptic Sew-
vlngMaIchlne, and recommend it. with the resentin-
provements as one'of the best for family use and‘the
general purposes ofsewlng. . ~~ - ‘ , '
(Signed,) ~W LERJ; WILSON 17130.00."
The above'ivlll eendorsed byIall using the ml-
chiae. , ‘ '
- MACHINES Poll SALE ON lNSTALLMEN-TS,
“”é‘n‘éb'iz'iifiid1'§ii'ii”ieii‘ih'hsi k 1 '
a on b .
maciimas REPAIRED. : ' “e” "F”
ATTACHMENTS! all‘machlnes. - -
COTTON, SILK Tg » RAD, andIolL, ofa superior
quality. for sale. j ‘- > - ,'. _ I -
Ill” AGI'VEAIEI‘I'I'WAITEI. For terms and
territory app yto . . . ~»
III'l-NIIY JONES,
. . » .. _ - ; General Agent,
at MAIN ST., - (Up Stairs.) NORWAL '. CONN -
D'R'EI‘S'SF-MVAK'ING.
~ ~. in allltsbr'an'ch'es. - ~
arson-mammary (11sz To witness's
3 - I ~ CLQTHLNG.‘ . .. .
large collection of PIOTDDES, CKROHOS,‘
F HES s hare-sad oval, for sale cheap.
Norwal , ov,89,1870. » ~ » lstl
‘ .JIIS'IT RECEIVED... .
WELL SELECTED-STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, suitable for the spring and murmur of
1871. Bonnets and Round lists in straw, with Rib-
bone, Flowers, Silks, Laces, Jae. . f . ' ' _,
Brads-Minn .15; I”. I1? end, of
Norwalk. Every‘ rt Ill be‘rnade top use: sat-
lsfactIoIn guaranteed, and rises reasonable. 7
. RS. 11.1.). smusom'
Norwalk, Aprll 10, 1871. . ' 3m16
The only place to'nnd theIlargest assortment of
Mllltnory Goods thls Season at the lowest New York
prices, is at KLEIN Jr EMANUEL’S, Wall street.
PIANOS,
/
AND iii-ionioNs,
, FOR. SALE
-AND TO RE‘NTI
'0
011 Easy Terms, and Sold on
martian instruments.
can assassination
Taken in Exchange ”for New.
, 3 Plants, than: at Million
. Tuner: drip senator]:
, LAT SHORT some
\
‘1‘
Mom,” 1
"I 2-2. 4-1:.
a... a...
. z
Will keep, 1i. took of instruments at _
..~ '
wax-ham
One hour North of Bennettfs Dry floodsfitore.
N. EIfiOne'lpitjtwé I Second-Hand Pianos
and Melodeonsgor'salecheap, _' " '
‘..‘
..m-“:'§%ll~':l.'~i.~":::¥¥l!a..;::::srasmaaar:camgg;r
toga-Mtfhrnlshedvon uI-‘reamable terms and
of. as good material as ‘chn be :found elsewhere. Also,
Planing Sawing, Scroll-Sawing. Turning do.. M1,
The public
Infusion. ”uproar. . ,.
“ml-Wnabzllfrifiies,gfiould- ‘7‘ a ‘ i "
halide??? Mamas .
El 3.1.93.3“ Baskets. for Sale l:
' " ' F.‘ M. JENNINGS,
has” ' _. Roton masons amok.
0‘” —A few eiitlemen can be accommodated
g with board an Lodging, by callingrat the Spring
' ' J. 'F. PA RILK,
aloon. . .~
Proprietor.
52M
‘ :J . STEVENS,
House & Sign Painter,
AND PAPER HANGER,
No. 30. min STREET,
J. ”nirvana,
IWATGHMAKER,
' ‘_‘_HAS_‘_
, ——'ro_._ .
iWeltman’s New Store,
sooner-tumor»
, ; :, «tum
~, . ~ 2-130]! SALE.
BE LEASE of (by store. now occn led b t. e
T subscriber, on Wall street, in the block ii 09:]-
lng the new Bank Bulldi‘n . »
Also the fixtures thereo ,
the stock in trade.‘ . " '-
Norwttlk, May 18, 1871.
either with or without
. chosen is. crass.
_. 4t?!
IA] “f—A situation as nook-keeper. (single em
in U ink or salesman.lu a dry gnods, groce .
or the store. References '31ch if re unit. A?
dross W. B. 0., 38 Backstreet, Clevelan , Ohio. is
Pump—1 first-class OPEN BUGGY—entlrely
t nch—aulltefzomI agefireg fife-la] “gllfiiesold
a :a~ ,3 r can .' . ». SFLEL ' .
ion'rest'omeempt? y 3 ‘ ’ " 9W.
ll]! II II “I :In.“James Block " to we
P App’y too. ”A LING, on the premis’es. ,
I“ Norwalk,Aprll24,1871I. ‘ '. . '. '~ “‘17
t.
.. ,
‘ .Wholo‘sale and Retail
Agricultural Warehouse, ' .
' mansions? ,1. 00,, '
on warm; sin, nmrmnpon'r,
Where can be found the largest assortment of! gri-
ciiltural Implements in the county. Our arrange-
Iinents. with the hand a] Manufacturers enable us to
sell their Foods at the r prices and also t9; furnish
parts of l achlnes or Too s,‘ 1.11 s as ngjto our ciste-
niers the ex n'se cfp‘urc asln'gari w when unfartl-
cle is sllgh
dams ,d.‘ eare consfauflyfireplen-
ishlng with new an 'the most applcved Implements.
Wes-invite =an~examlnatloin of:.or_ir stock, which is
mldebp ofthe best‘quallty ofsgooda imade in the
country. =Wa~wiu Nor IliD’NDnSOLD:
. Pious Plow. Flaws-
J list received our Spring Stock, new and direct
from the manufacturers. ' .
Cultivators, Cultivators.
Of the most approved kinds.
Scythes, Scythcs, Scythes,
W9 ave reeelx dour stock; of thI celebrated
“13th 10.111239077011714 sham) manQiifactui’cd by
the Dunn Edge Tool Co., expressly for us, They
have proved to be the best can rig and most reliable
scythe in market. .
.ScytIheSnutlIs, Scythe Smiths.
‘ The favorite F. «it B. atent. Patent Ring and
Wrench, the best pattern 11 market.
Scythe Storing arid Rifles.
Lake Huron Stones and pure Emery Rides.
' Buckeye Mowers.
Prices reduced for the ear 187l $95, $100
$1 10. . Parts of Machine: supplied on demand." ,
Garden Rakes, Garden Rakes,
Best Steel and Malleable Iron
Rakes of all sizes
and best quality. , - ' .
» narrows, narrows.
A good assortment of the most approved styles.
Wheelbarrows, Wheelbarroivs.
Garden Barrows, Canal Barrows of superior mun-
ufacture, very cheap. '
Crowbars, Crowbprs.
,We have just recplv d a lot 05 the best solid Cast
Steel Crowbsrs ever 0 ered in th s market. ‘ ‘
Grindstones, Grindstoncs.
. Lake Huron Quarry.
~" Philadelphia” Lawn Mower,
The simplest and easiest working Mower in the
world. Price 815, $18, 825. Send for a descriptive
circular.f . -
T. HAWLE¥ a; (70., . .
BRIDGEPORT, CONN, .
Iml‘l General Agents for the State.
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he proprietors of this sstabltshment,j>eing among
the most extensiv'e manufacturers and wholesale
dealers in the State, beg: leave to announce, to the
citizen‘s ofSoutl: Norwalk and vicinity, that they have
opened a retail house in South Morwalk, where they.
will show afull assortment of all goods nsnnllv found _
in a furniture store, and sell as low as the lowest. ‘
UNDERTélKEES,
ANDI synapses rN summons.
.-’t.'.»,'.:".i’..':.‘ I't .
Maui St.,'0pposltc B. R. Depot,
.. sourn noawsrx. . ,
Manufactory and IWholeshle‘ Depot, Bridgeport,
,Conii. . , . 113111
Camphorlne.
. j ' The Greatest Discovery of the Age for
BELIEF OF PAIN.
For Sale by HAL It Cr 8, PROWITT,
' 'Pharrnaeeutlsts,
. I
named I: 1......” than";
’ IALBE‘RT .K-CasnPEL
.. ”Has returned and opened the Store '
COME-tithitcllelfislllochills"St.
. . .Nokwnxvnnrnar, ‘
,1 with n-a'g‘lrlfl/oont stock of
Readyj-‘Madll- Clothing !,
Made expressly b the best workmen, and the mate-
- rials will be tou'n first-class: 2~For this store he has
also stock of . .-
1N0. 2' MainStreet,llomll, 3L, ' EPEIl-SEGIothsIand Classmates:
Whi'cli’ hé’wlll hike up to order: with great care as
to .dillthfllty and artistic tits. He has the finest.
, stoc _ - - . , .
F URN rs H mo .GOQDS
‘Ever shown in this town. consisting of
UNDERsnm'rs, ovaasnta'rs, .
SCARFS, MEN’S COLLARS AND overs,
Which he will sell at less 'price than they can be pure
chased in an store of this vicinity,
He hopes l. at his-former customers and the Inbllc
muting? ilvlll cslbagd examinIet' bi: @031;in ch he
w “ case 3 ow even no pm 0 .
P ~ ~ - ’- ALBERT K0 area.
‘ie._ 'Mltchellls Block, Nor-we cringe;
. "shimmer... ,: . ' *
M ”Ionamarmatnmt
C
w, m.
l
/
.a
stock of
s
Suitable for
4
and other markets.
superiority of
the future.
Our Stock is Large,
vIonKIiAHsmr.
Well Assorted,
BBMST not
Icon 1871.
Embracing all the. varlezles to be found in this
The
Elegance of Design,
the past. we deem a sulllcient guarantee for
BROTHERS.
Would respectfully call the attention of their many
‘patronr and the public generally to their unrivalled
1qu ill summit
CLO T H 1N G,
,.
Men’s, Ynitli's & Uliltru’thar
immune AND nuntmuu‘ or
which has characterlaed our MANUFACTUIIIIE ln
4 And Complete.
Goods are purchased at Lowest Cash Prices,
Out offer the latestrfimost approvedpalterm
Manufactured with the greatest care,
\
And Prices
IN GUI!
the Novelties of the Season.
‘
rannsstatmvcasn
7
fruits in [Him BAGS.
'-
.1
. KW.
a: -
Constantly o'n sheath, was? Stylssfdf
111» damn... strain :-
Gehts.’ Undertoear
' to in: FOUND IN hows.
An Elegant Assortment of
Beavoa.ane1_s°arrs. SOMETHING NEW!
r'
* .. ff
.—: .1... Sinai“...- ~- -=
,-_,'
Dibble’s, Block, 43 Main Street,
soerb‘IIifor‘iwlriut’ aoawltx 3 outbox.
War-'kmamhip guaranteed,
the Lowest.
Children’s'and loutli‘s,‘ flepartment
‘wlll be found an unusual large stock, smbracin g all
A full line 910 BAJOU’S Kid Gloves.
We would invite special attention to ourlarge stock of
mpgf
SW93,
.1
-» 7 R. A. BECKWITH,,
1mm autism, mu. sitter.
FERREJTYPES,
0A RTES DE VISITES,’
44 srzn FOR marmvo,
IMPERIA L 0A BINET,
SIZE, '
Flnlahed In
Water Color Tint.
Ilndlalnk,
, Crayon and
‘LIFE
and finished in the best manner.
An Excellent. Assortment of Fran-m,
At low prices.
Shell or Fancy “fork,
011 band or made to order. 16
Goa...
&clg &c|’
, suvrs spoons,
DEALER IN
warm-11:5, CLOCKS,.‘IEWELRY, SILVER and PLATED WARE,
AGENT FOR
Wartham -' and. Elgar; 'Watch
"All“ errinv, wartime RINGS
. MADE "IN OUR. OWN STORE, TO ORDER. .
Pianos, Organs, and all 'other,Musical Instruments
. For Sale or- tomcat.
[5" Repairing of all kinds done prpmptly and Warranted. @
L.iw.EED,
UNDER NORWALK HALL.
SOMETHING seen To EAT.
IA GREAT EAS’I‘ INDIAN DELICACY.
UDDINGS, Blane-Mange, Jellies, Creams, Grid-
dle ‘Qakes. So” when made from MANIOCA,
are so delicious that one trlal secures it awarm wel-
come at every table.
MANIOCA
is very economical, as but three table spoonfuls will
make a padding for an ordinary sized family.
_ MANIOCIA
is more nutrlclous than any other vegetable produc-
t. on, yet is so easily diaestcd that medical men spe-
c ally recommend it .to lovalids as a cure for dyspep-
sia and kindred complaints.
MANIOOA
once tiled, becomes the, family friend.
W For sale all grocers. ,5: Prepared by the
MARIOOA 10., 287 \Vashlngton 83..
312119 ‘ ‘ ' - New York.
H. M. &J. T. PROWI IT
45 MAIN nouns,
l .
—lIAVE-—
__;or———.
Made by ”w 3"“ ”an? WALL. PAPER l
I
E
ovrm 12,006 nouns:
250 canton. tantrums:
The Largest Stuck Ever [tiered
. in Norwalk. ' Also a splendid assortment of
Shpdgl, Fernando, ‘
Cords, Tassels, Cornices,
Picture Null; and Screws,
0
_ PAPER AND SHADES HUNG IF DESIRED.
one or TREMOS’FGO‘MPLETE STOCKS or Builders: Hardware 1
The largest assortment at lowest ca’sh prices,
1
PAINTED, OILS GLAD. LND'II’UT'I‘Y.
HOUSE AND. sieu PAINTING.
10 H. M. &_ J. T. PROWI'I‘T.
.
~—
llellogg Brothers
llavtag secured the exclusive right of Norwalk to use.
vacuums PATENT
Wall Paper Trimmer,
II“. III! All PA"! "fl 0! "MI“-
A large assortment of
't
WINDOW SHADES.
WALL PAPER.
‘ CORNICES.
FIREDOARD PRINTS.
".Burhnaas’ HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OIILS, AND ‘GLASS,
. . —?4T~— -
KELLOGG B'HOS.
MAIN STREET.
. 1
* unmet tumult i
rsoiocsirura'
043mm (Janos,
Water Color,
comes MADE AND ENLARGED TO ANY SIZE
Frames for Engravings, Prints:
I make a s
from ten 1
LATE on THE first! or
run & 1116mm,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of
AND THE ADJOININC TOWNS,
. constantly on hand a fall stock of
GR 0 CERIEIS,
CR 0 CKER Y,
C UTLER Y,
AND
TEAS
‘ tall.
. NORWALK,
That he still continues his businese, and will keep
House Furnishing Goods !
peclalty, and have marked dow ll
0 tlftcen cents per pound. n I grade!
By strict attention to busimss I hope to merit a
liberal patronage
Thanking the public for
further orders from all those who wish to get the
Best guts at lowest hula rates.
past favors, I still solicit
A. NA PP, W'asliington St.
South Norwallc, Conn., Feb. 27,187i.
airmail
NE‘V
$45-00.
FA 0T8 NOT TO BE DISPUTED,
EQUAL T0
Which sells for Sixty Dollars.
Forty-Five Dollars,
.WILL DO ALL KINDS or WORK,
Heavy or Light.
——.._
u
' Forty-Five Dollars,
0.4 L L A ND EXA MINE,
No Trouble to Show.
4351‘...
UNDER NORWALK HALL.
Mhfilfifll l
WILSON SEWING MACHINE,
HOWE, lVEED OR SINGER.
THE NE W WILSON,
THE NEW WILSON}
Remember the Wilson Machine,
IWELL‘MAN'p,
Just Received their Spring Stock Pit.
All-A FANCY rumors.
les ofD. n. monmousa.
Inquire at the
SIP]!
II the past
continue to ncrease.
At the very low price at which it is offered there
s no one who cannot afl'ord one. Barty orders coll-
cited. We have one car load on the-way. and are
prepared to fill orders at once.
Send for a circular, or call and see u.
ral Implements,
&c., Jae.
THE BEST IN
1181!!
veers Him mom.
I,
,
I ...P“' IE" .I‘
. mm hm
wan-t p ”11‘;
PBIC ES GREAT LY BEDUGBD 2
NEW IMPROVEMENTS ADDED I
HIS favorite Mower, now in use eighteen years,
having new improvements added from time to
f
or a two-horse. 31151590 for.
one-horse machine, delivered on the cars at New Ba-
ve-n, and considering its simplicity, use of draft,
and the care taken in its manufacture, this most do-
cided ly the cheapest Mower ever made. Every roa-
chtne is warranted to do its work easily and well.
The very cordial reception given the Wood’s Mower
‘ leads us to feel that our sales will
line. still retains its position-as the ~Leading Horror
of the world, and is not excelled by any in use, for
rapidity of action, lightness of draft, durabl‘lttv or
cheapness.
We are now offering it to the farming eommmilty
for the price of $95
11013133. BRADLEY &: 00.. '
l
. New Ifaven,Conn. dealers in all kinds of Agr
lfooden Ware, Seeds. Fer
A SPLENDID VARIETY
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6:30.]:me
ultu-
lztars
211115
anvil iii GARDEN suns
One of the best. assortments over shown in. this
vicinity. including all the best and most desirable
varieties.
It. It. a. 0.3. rectum,
AT THE CORNER DRUG STORE
9'
quwalk, Conn.
WHOLESALE AND ”an.
consumer! I -
MAIN STREET,
MANUFACTURER or
BAIRLEY COCOANUT, '
PURE MOLAS
310.,
SE! CANDY,
a; H. DOUGLASS,
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