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PAIRFIELD COUNTY‘ITEMS.
' ' WESTPORT. f
We learn that Mr. H. H. Belden hos sold
his building known as the Universalist,
church property, and, lately converted 'by
aiming .2 element house, to Mr- Joseph
} :"ItFt'vland of‘Weston; 'He ha‘s‘also sold the
entire building. in which 'is his dry goods
store, Cannon’s drugstore, and Wakeman
a Burwell’s ' grocery, to the same party, for
the respective sums of $3,000 and $5,000.
The new school for boys lately referred
to as having been established in this village
isthriving _under the efficient superintend-
' cnce, Of Mr. ogdelf, son of Capt. Ogden of:
New Canaan. The scholars now number‘i
about ‘Wile-x , . . . ‘_
The next meeting-of the Westport Chess-
club takes, place at the house of Wm. B
Wright, Esq., on Friday evening, Nov. 1'7.
An entertainment, consisting of charades,
and pOssibly tableaux, is to be given at Na-
tional fHall, under the. auspiceswf young"
pebple belonging to Christchurch; for the
‘ benefit of the church, on the evening ofDe-
- . cember 3'1: Preparations me now making.
and we make this. early announcement In
Order that the: phéple‘ may be‘ prepared
forit. .
On Thursday eveninglast a very brilliant
display of aurora borealis or northernlights
wasseen. The phenomenon was moat beau—
tiful and striking about 'a half hour after
. sunsel, when great columns of yermilion
" » colored light stood I in~ the northwestern
heavens. Exhibitions of A northern lights
., are frequent, but it is rare that they are ac-
companied by such glowing tints. Indeed
we remember to have seen nothing like
them before since the autumn of 1848—23
years ago. . Then, ,the northern heavens
were a complete mass of red light, contin-
ued fOr several hours, and was the subject
"of much'Comment, as in fact was {lint of
- Thursday night last. , Then, as 'now, their-
ists; and practical exponents of the ,cause
' were ‘plenty, but did not then nor have they
yet approached a. true solution of the same.
The great cold which follOwéd. the storm
_ _. of Fridayatlernoon' and evening is convinc—
ing proOf thatwe cannot rely on the induce-I
- ments‘held out for a late and mild fall, due."
Sunday’s ice and froaen» ground, which did
not yield 'thfougbodtt» the day,» except where
ille'sun’s rays fell. should. be evening to
shell Zaiihad filtered themselves oh enjoyin g
. Indian summer, and all that. , Reports from
"i width hor'tll‘EOf he ,ihdictite’ that know and
'slei'ghing 'ha'VC "arrived,'and‘ that we have
only bythe ‘f skinot our teeth,” so to speak,
escaped. It should create no surprise if
‘fith'isi locality‘becamé "‘bnowcd up”? before
.. .‘Zl'hanksgiving. . . ‘
‘ .We hear it stated that the Messrs. Wood,
whose factories were burned a week or two
since, contemplate rebuilding. This will be
. goodrnews'to.»such; as-hnd arranged for;a
ggood'wiut'er‘s work, but who were so uh-
cetemo’niou‘sly spoiled in! its realization. ‘
Z»-- - 3‘" ~ . ~ ' “PAUL".
_ GEORGETOWN. , ,
Again we are reminded of the mortality
:of imanfin thcdeath‘of Chas. H. Candeld Of
Georgetown,Ct. Stricken down in early
manhoCd,‘Suddenly by that terrible diseale
tetanus, or lockjaw, his death struck deep
into the hearts. of “his companions and
friends; His social} disposition and gener-
ou's nature endeared him to all. Living.T
with his sisterand widowed mother he hail
heeded the injunction, “Honor thy father
nnd thy mother,” and had fulfilled all tlle
3‘ duties ore action s0n. ‘* .= .
" To his sister he had always been a broth-
er in fact, as well as. name. As a membdr
of the Masonic Order and master of Ark
Lodge, No. 39, F. and A; M., his gentleman-
“ ' ly'conduct and wise counsel made him ré-
spected among the fraternity. . , l
' ' 'e was buried with Mhsonic Honors, Fri-
day, Nov. 3rd, in the cemetery at Branch-
ville. ' l ‘ .
Ark Lodge formed at the Lodgeeroom at
12:15 marChed 10 Georgetown depot to re:-
ceive Crusader Commandery, No. 10 Of
, " Danbury; Eureka '~ Lo'dge N o. 83 F. and A.
I M. of Bethel, and Brothers of the Fraterni-
ty, from J erusalem'Lodge No. 49 of Ridge}
field, and St. John‘s Lodge No. 6 of Nor-
walk ; returning to the Lodge they were
joined by the Fraternal Division S. of T5
of which he was a member and proceeded
to the house to receive the remains. After
receivingthe remains the precession, "was
formed as follows.
Lewis Northrop. Marshal, , ,
Fraternal Division, S. of T., 40 menbers. .
Eureka Lodge No. 83 F. and A. M., 30 .
. . ' members. \ “
Ark Lodge, No; 39, F. and A. M., with‘
brothers from Jerusalem Lodge, N o. 49,
St. John’s Lodge, NO. 6; 55 members. '
Sir Knight, E. Amsbury,Marshaled 7 ~
Crusader Commandery, N o. 10, 33 mem- ,
‘ hers. ' .
Pall Bearers,
, ; , -_ - Hearse, ,
Relatives in Carriages, '
And proceeded to the P. M. Church, where;
the funeral services were conducted by the;
Chaplin of Ark Lodge, Rev. E. s. Bray, as-E
sisted by .Rev’a-S.~St. John and S. Stimp-
son. - :
The sermon of Bro. Bray was highly.
spoken of by all who‘ heard it (many beingi
unable to get into the church,) as being a
learned, earnest and effective production. 2,
After services at the church the proces-‘
siOn wa! again formed and proceeded to.
the cemetery, Where, Asa Smith of Nor-Z
walk, Past Grand. Master of the Grand
Lodge of F. and A. M. of Coun., read the
burial services of a Master Mason, after
which Emminent Commander, Sir Knight
Treadwell, assisted by Pretlate Sir Knight
Crofut read the funeral services of 0. Sir
Knight. The services at the grave being
concluded; the visiting brothers proceeded
to Branchville station to take the train to
their. respective homes. Memba-s of 'Ark
Lodge and Fraternal Division returning to
their respectivehalls. At the first regular
communication of Ark Lodge after the bur-
ial, the following resol‘ptions expressive of
the feelings'of his Masonic brothers were
passed. 5
. At a stated communication of Ark Lodge, No. ‘39,
F.‘ and A. M., held at the Lodge room, Georgetown,
Cum, on the 8th day of November, A. L. 6611, the
{clawing‘preamble and rcolutions were unanimouf-
o tc :— - . ,.~
I and)“, it hathfpleasedAlmt'ghty God in His, pct-3?
' and infinite wisdom, to rcmovc from us ‘,
fill our beloved ifriend and Worshipfnl M3:
tor, menu-.11. Cnnucld. one whose memory,
cherish Ind death we lament; therefore be it V.
That: while we, as a Lodge mourn" .
loucnd miss his wise counsel, we humbly acknowli;
the perfectlt‘ln of Gods workaud wredomrnn
the lesson designed by Elm to be taugh‘ .
miter-effluent, be fruitful to the utmost. - j-
R‘cboload, That we extend our heartfelt sympathy
to his mother and sister, whose berenvment Is
grievous to be borne, and while the hand of appli—
cation has fallen beavil ~upon them may they real-
ize the promise, of “‘ ome unto me all ye that in-
bor and are heavily laden aud‘l will give you rest.”
Resolved. That these resolutions be spread upon
f’th‘e Lodge a c ybe resented to the
T2313}; bifdfhg deceased, 'ulsooxpubllshed 1n the Nor-
L is? fluorite J l. »
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DANBURY AND vIClNITY.
The News has put in a turbine wheel and
now runs its presses by water power. .
Scarlet Fever is raging fearfully. _
The Board of Directors of the Bartram
85 Fanton sewing machine company will at
once commence the erection of an addition
,0 the picsent manufacturing building. The
newebuildlng will be of brick. ,
The cases against Wm. A. Judd cashier
of the late Bethe! Bank, and John L. Conk.
lin, of the New Milford bank, have been an-
nnlled in the United States district court.
Some one sng sts that. a moneyed ap-
earance can may. be preserved to the
State treasury by retainingNlchols. ..
The citizens Och'thel held ll meeting at
the towu hall on Monday evening, add up-
ointed twent of their number to give a
nd‘ to the . & N. R. R. Co. for the
amount of $6,000. ,- . .
Four cases of small pox
Brookfloldr—Nom.
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arc repOried in
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‘. say.
' surest and best remedy
gt
. ‘iConsumption.
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The lecture seaso in", Stamford was
brilliantly h‘n’d sue‘e ly opened on Tues.
day last. John B. gh, the great temper-
ancc orator, lectured» on - “Lights andrShad-
ows ofLondon Life."f » . '
The lecture was given in the new Town
Hall. The next lecture of the course will be
given on Thursday evening, November mm,
b the Rev. Athauase ‘Coquerel. Subject
*‘ ' aris-Under the Commune."
' We are gratified to learn that New Can-
aan 'Ivas-representedat the first .lccture ,Of
.the season in Stamtord b one hundred an
thirty residents of that vi lage. l .
We are informedjbat th VWVVteerompahy
will n'ot‘ag‘r‘ee'to supply waterto theBorough
hydrants for a longer term than two
at the rate of $1,500 per annum.
Real Estate Sales—G. P. Schlocher to
Frantz Schreiber one lot on "Schlocker,
avenue” for $500. , ‘
E. E. Haas, of Yonkers N. Y. to Owen
Daily, one lot in “Willisville,” for $250,50.
M. E. and James Warren to Robert Sco-
gglgotolnc lot on Oliver ‘sti‘eet, 1002300 for
t - ‘ .
-‘: :E- .K- 'WOOdb . .toiJasJS: weed one. lot
"ln'Springdale,'fld;Y$100.‘ “ ' ' ‘ ' ‘
Daniel Wadsworth to.Ann,Gibson house
and lot on East Henry street for $1,500. '
G.-~W.-A. Jenkins to Jas H. Jerman one.
lot oi land at the Waterside for $900. "
Layfayette Farrincrton to . m. Lockwood
of New Canaan on'cdot Corner of Main and
Gay‘streets, for $5,200. . . - .-
C‘ r‘ennes Innes to Addison E. Scofield one
lot at New Hope, for $125. '
Joseph E. Lockwood to Jane BothWell 60
acres of land for $2,800. . ‘
_James,S.cofield of New Canaan. to Chas.
Brinkerhotf, of Pound Ridge, 3 acres‘ Of land
.for'$130. . ' '
James L. Weed to James Rourke, one lot on
Strawberry Hill for $450. _
J .vw. Leeds to Martin Connell one house‘
and lot on Meadow street, $1,250. .
Wm’. and Ann Corbett to Nathaniel Dole
onencre of land, with buildings,’for $580.
J ; W..Leeds to Patrick Boyle one lot on
Meadow street for $800. ' -
L'. S. Scofield to Grace Bush a-traCt of
' land for $500.
'L. S. Scofield to W. A. Weed,
EV. Lockwood, one lot for $1,100.
W. H. Weed to Jas. L. Weed a ’tract Of
land for $1,000. ' , f
"Wm. Y. Davenport, Of New Canaan, to
- ydia A. Ferris one_tract of land at Spring-
dale for $3,250.—Advocate. ' ' -
. . 4.,_.'___ .
I -—;Bethel has iven $12,000in bonds for the
Dsnbury and orwalk railroad extension.
—*The trial of Mrs...Sher'man, the Derby
murderess, will commence at New Haven,
this-week. . I . ‘
. .-—, J enn Ingelow is about to publish her
first long novel, a serial in the Hearth and
Home, beginning in January, 1872. _‘
..—.‘Severnl large whales have been seen
during the past week 011‘ Watch Hill. 1A
sure sign of a severe winter, _the_ fishermen
and Joseph
“What do you ask for that article i" in-
quired an old gentleman ” of a pretty
shop-girl. f‘Two. dollars.” “Ain't you
a little dear ‘2” “Why,” she replied, blush-
ing, “all the young men,tell meso l” ' .- .
Rev. Dr. Bellows tells the New Yorkers-—
and we repeat it to the rural districts—f‘ that
there is no sin so great as political corrup-
Vtion, except politicalindifi‘erence to it.
One of the latest novelties of fashion is. a
belt of old clasped with a buckle in front,
to whic are suspended two chains, one Of
which holds the bouquet and theotller the
fau‘and handkerchief. ' ' i ‘
The importance of petroleum to the com-
merce of the United States may be judged
from the fact, that it is now exported tola
greater value than any other‘product, except-
ing breadstufl's and cotton. The value or
the exported petroleum in 1870 was nearly
$36,000,000. . _ 3
"What is the annual corn crop of Ken-
.tuck l”' asked a foreign tourist of a Kon-
tucklan. “I can’t exactly say,” replied the
Kentuckian,” but Iknow It’s enough to make
all the whiskey we want beside what is
wasted for bread. _ i '
A London witness having told the‘ma I -
istratc he was a penman,was asked'in whgt
brar'h ofliterature he wielded his pen, and
he replied that he penned sheep in Smith-
field market.
A “dear” Washington “papa‘ evidently
trained in the way he should go lately re-
turned home tl'om New York, with 17 silk
drsses and four *blonde wigs of various
shades for his two daughters. ’ 3
The Chicago. relief committee report tha
they have received Over two million dollars
for the sufferers by the great fire, and that
$3,500,000 is the total amount subscribed. It
is Intended to use something more than one
third of this to provide buildings for the
shelter. of the houseless, leaving over two
million dollars for supplying food and cloth-
ing during the winter to the destitute.
The debt of the United States is now $2,-
260,963,939.37 ;decrease since September-1,
$13,458,62051 decrease since March 1, 1869,
$204,799,320.14. -
- Rhode Island hasn’t raised apples enough
this year to make theusual number of pics,
while Mlchigan cannot find barrels enough
to hold her crop, and is selling at $1. .
Mackerel, whose movements are sn crraci
and uncertain, havereappeared this season
otl‘ Newfoundland where they heve not been
seen before for 40 years. .
The New York Evening Mail says that
the fi're department of that city is utterly. in-
adequate to meet anything liken general
contiagration. .There are five engines be-
tween 59th street and Kings Bridge, and
even down town there are not enough for
any great emeagency.
The Gauss and Care ofGonsumption.
The primary cause of Consumption is derangement
of the digestive organs. This derangement produces
deficrent nutrition and assimilation. By” assimila-
tion I mean that process by which the nutrimeut of
the food is converted into blood, and thence into
the Bonds ‘of the bud _. Persons with digestion
thus impaired. having t e slightest predisposition to
pulmonary disease. orlf they take cold, will be very
liable to have Consumption of the Lou s in some of
its forms :and‘l hold that it will be mposstble to
cure any case of Consumption Wrfllollt first restor-
ing a good digestion and catchy assimilatude, The
ver first thinn’ tovbe done is to cleanse the s.omach‘
an bowels from all disoucd mucus and slime which .
ls clogging these 0 us no that they cannot perform
their functions, an then rouse up and restore the
liver, to a healthy action. For this purpose the
. ls Schenck’s Mandrake I’ills.
These Pills cleanse t e stomach and bowels of all
the dead and morbid slime that in causing disease
and decay in the whole a rem. They will clear'out
the liver of all diseased lie that has accumulated
there, and arouse it u to’ a new and healthy action,
by which natural and ealthy bile is secreted.
The stomach, bowels and liver are thus cleansed
by the use ofSchenck’s Mandrake Pills ; but there
gemalns in the stomach an excers of acid, the organ
ls torpid, and the appetite is poor. In the bowels,
the lacteals are weak, and requiring strength and
support. It is in a conditionfilike this that Schenck’s
Seaweed Tonic proves to be the most valuable rem-
edy ever discovered. It in alkaline, and its use will
neutralize all excess of acid, making the stomach
sweet. and fresh ; it will give permanent tone to this
important organ, and create a good, hearty appetite,
and repare the system for t e first process of a
goo divestion, and ultimately make good, healthy,
living blood. After this preparatory treatment,
what remains to cure most cases of consumption is
the free and perseverlng use 01' Schenck’s Pulmonic
Syrup. The Pulmonic Syrup nourishes the system,
purities the blood, and is readily absorbed into the
circulation, and thence distributed to the diseased
lunas. There it ripens all morbid matters, whether
in t e form of abscess or tubercles, and then assists
Nature tb expell all the discust matter in the form
of free expectorutlon, when once it ripens. It is
then, by the reat healing and purifying properties
of Schenck's ulmonics rup thatall ulcers and cavi-
ties are healed up soun and my patient ll cured.
The essential thing to be done in curing Con-
sumption is to get. up a ood .appetite and a good
igcstlon, so that the 00 y wrll grow in flash and
get strong. If a person has diseased lungs, a cavity
or absce5s there, the cavity cannot heal, the matter
cannotlrlpen, as long ’08 the system is below par.
good appetite, a good nutrition, the body to row in
flesh and get fat ; then Nature is helpedBt e cavl-
Lies will heat, the matter Will ripen and e thrown
‘5 off in large quantities, and the person regain health
, and strength. This is the true and onlynglan to
; cure Consumption, and if a person is very ' , if the
lungs are not entirely destroyed, or even lfone lun
._ is entirely gone. it there is enough vitality left in
the other to heal up, there is hope.
& 21.11am . _. man , .er nps;.cur.
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:iThis is what Schen isgngdlclnes w i do to care
They ”will“ clean out the stomach,
rsweeten. and strengthen it, get up a good digestion,
., lth.oul .0116-
a?" odo'ld‘ifl‘ei
, nd give Nature the nonl‘atunceshg‘ue ar the
aghgdigbgs‘fllmt In} @lfiggywhatl
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lever in
(I a" It is important that, while using Schenck’s medi-
tot-kc coldflkeep --
swarmed»: ,
d da‘itfp’iveufh r': u'vo‘ld'ulg um,
'and take out-door excrcrse only in a genial and
warm synshine.-, 2. , ‘ " '1." . ’
, I wish.“ difitifltly understood that wheu.I-recom-
mend a patient to be careful in regard to taking cold
while using my medicines, I do so for a special rea-
son. A’ m'un' who has but partially recovered from
the effects ofa bad cold is for more lldble to a re-
apse than one who has been entirely cured, and it is
preclselythe name in‘ regard -to consumption. So
ong as spellings are 1,0,. perfectly healed. just so
ong is there imminent dau er ofa tut] return ofthe
iisease. ,.Hence it is that so strenuously caution
pulmonary‘pntlents against: ex psing themselves to
an atmosphere that is not genla and pleasant. Con.
ilrmeu 'consumptlves’ lungs are a mass of sores.
which the least change of u mosphere will inflame.
The grand secret of my success with my medicines
consists in my ability to subdue inflammation instead
of provoking it, airmany of the faculty do. An in-
flamed lung cannot with safety to the patient be ex-
posed totbc bitingblasts of winter or the chilling
winds ofsprin or autumn. It should be carefully
shielded from a l irritating influences. The utmost
caution should be observed in this particular, as
without it a cure under almost any circumstance is
an impossibility. .
. Thepcrsou should be kept on a wholesome and
nutritious diet, and all the medicines continued
until the body. has restored to it the natural quantity
offiesh and strength; - - . . ' '
I I was myself cured by this treatment of the worst
kind of Consumption. and have lived to get fat and
heartylthese manyyears, with one lung mostly one.
I huvc‘curodlhon-nnds since, and very many are
been cured by this treatment whom I have never
seen. - '
ion of. in [new buildings: the north-east corner of
Sixth an Arch streets, where 1 shall be pleased to
give advice to all who may require it.
. Full directions accompany all my remedies, so that
a person in any part of the world can be readily
cured by a strict observance of the same.
{ GEO. C. Goonwnvaco.,~ Agents, ,
- BOSTON. . ,
' J. H. SCHENCK, M. D. Philadelphia.
years» I
What is necessary to cure is s new order of things, a .
I About the first of October I expect to take possess- .
ASH dc IVES have removed itheir Store to
their old stand No. 4 \Vntcr Street, where
they have on hand and will - constantly keep a full
assortment of BOOTS AND} SHOES, ' Clothing, Dry
Goods and Rubber Gobds. Thankful 1'05 the liberal
patronage of the public in the past, w'o hope to, merit
and receive a‘co‘ntlnuiln'ce of thesame. .‘ i. ". 5 _.
NASH a was. .
(F tilt-rm Ivns. I
W. R. KASH- ,
"Norwalk, Octl 0,1811. ' 42
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JUST RECEIVED. -' I
, _ j ‘ ‘A‘propellerlo‘ud of ' l
'l thl‘ll‘lltlllls
use whichwill be sold
cloud of Choice
till
put up expressly for Email
- It very low rates. A so
NEW YORK STATE BUTTER.
‘ SELLECKlsntiTHEiIS.
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‘ Effie eHATOH
sluxrns a FINANCIAL some
CHESAPEAKE J's-”OHIO BAIL
ROAD COMPANY. '
. No. 5 Nissan 8L. New York.
The rails are being laid on ' the Western Division
of 100 miles of. the Extension of this
GREAT EAST a: wns'l‘ TRUNK LINE,
which in a short time will beready for general t'rav Ill
and traflle, and for the transportation of Kapawba
coal to the Ohio RIVcr for the Western markets.
The earnings of the Eastern Division of 281 milei
as a local road. awaiting the completion of the Mid-
dle Division of 100 miles, will reach, this year, necr-
ly8800,000. ~ __
The total cost of the entire road, and the fierce
equipment required for its mineral and through traf-
do, will be fully sao,0‘oo,0no. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' '
The total amount of the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, which we are now selling, is Fir-n MILLION
Donuns, of which ONLY nou‘I'iFOUl MILLION: n:-
IrAms meow, the proceeds otwhlch, with
the Cash on hand, will ’ be ‘unplc' for
the Completion ofthc Enslre Lino.
. 'TheVinducemeuts they offer to investors are:
A perfect security. . f ‘. . ,
V’Greatpopular‘ity and a high price . am the road to
11mm. ' > .
The com rate or {meat in five-twenties.
Principal and interest both payable in United States
gold coin in New rm City. ' ‘ ‘
The present low price (93 and accrued interest
from Nov. ‘1), which “about'zo per cm. lac than
Five-twenties,wltll equal certainty of payment clin-
mm and principal.‘ . ' ‘
We recommend them to our friends and customers
with the same confidence with which we have '11
ways recommended the Cum Sum Gomnunm
and the Cnnmr. PAon-ro Bonus.
We continue to buy and sell .Cnx'ruAL PAomxo
Bonus ct. the market price, and fully expect they
will, in time, reach the price ofFivcrtwenty Bonds.
They are dealt in at all the principal money-centres
of the world; the Company have none left, 'nnd can‘
issue no more, on their Main "Line, :01 the commit
was fixed' by not 'of Cookies: at 825.885.0001”
property pledged to secure the bond-holders is
V Willl‘l'll Ill“ Ill! IIIIIIED Mllllfllt;
the net receipts of the roud‘for the year will beneat-
,ly three times the,lnterest paymentsgthoreon. .. .
The Guarani: AND Onto Bonus are issued in
8100, {500, $1000; either coupon or registered; in-
terest, six per cent., gold, payable May and Novem-
her.
The CimAL PAou-lc Bonus are all for $1000
each; interest six per cent., gold, payable January
and J uly, in New York City.
We buy and sell Fran-Twanrrxs, Tux-Fond“,
Ewan-One, Ind-CENTRAL.OI' Was-max PAomoVs, or
recieve them in payment for CmsArs-Axl AND OlllO'
Bonus at their currentmurket price.
. > Orders for Chesapeake and Ohio Ronda: accom-
panied with Drafts or Checks, may be forwarded to
any respectable Express Company at our expense,
and the Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds, in exchange,
will be sent by return Express, charges paid.
Deposit accounts of banks, bunkers and others re-
ceived, on which uie allow interest at the rate of four
per cent. per annum. Chepks drawn on us are paya-
ble on presentation, without notice, the same as at
aNatlonal Bank. . - ~ I. .
Certificates of Deposit.bearing interest at special
rates to beagrecd upon, will be issued to Savings
Banks, Institutions, Trustees of Estates, and others
having sums of money awaiting investment. '
Orders for Investment Stock and Bonds executed
at the Stock Exchange. Government Securities
bought and sold, as usual. at current market rates.
a FISK c HATCH.
Aavnv Flax. -
A. S. HA-ron. _ .
A GREAT OFFER I
HORACE WA-rnns, 481 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
Will dispose of ONE-HUNDRED PIANOS. MELO-
DEONS, and ORGANS of six first-class makers, in-
cluding Waters’s,at may LOW PRICES Fox CAsn,
Dumas rats Iron-m, or will take from 84 tom month-
ly until said ' the same to .let and rent a plied if
.urclnse . A new kind of Parlor Organ, t e most
esntltul style and per ect tone ever made. now on
exhibition at 481 Broadway, New York. Atari
_ . , _ . , BURDSALLW .
Arntca.Ltnement !
‘ An invaluable cure for '
BURNS, SCALDS, SPRAINS,
Rheumatism, Inflammation, &c.
A single application ullays the all: from a
burn the instant it is ap led.
N0 FAMILY SHOULD BE W TROUT IT.
FINE RIBBONS, LACES,
‘ CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS, :
DRESS TRIMMINGS, BONNETS .2 ROUN D HATS,
Choice Goods at Moderate Prices!
EDWARD A. MORRISON,
‘ ~ on BROADWAY, 4 45
Bet. 12th and 13th See, ' NEW YORK.
RICHTRIMMING LACES.
REAL POINT, BLACK THREAD GUII'URE and
VALENCIENNES LACES: fine ERENCH and
‘ SWISS EMBROIDERIES.
Just in orted.
VELVETS and BE 8 for TRIMMING
‘. in all the new shades. ~
RICH DRESS TRIMHINGS, RIBBONS, BOWS, do.
MILLER a: GRANT. .
819 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Orders sent by mail or express.
Paillard’s Musical Boxes.
Wewill send to any address by Express, C. O. 1).,
with the prlvile e 01 fullinspectlon test before pay-
ment is made, a lusical Box enclosed in nicely pol-
ished wood case, first- class in every respec .
No. 1, 12}; inches long 1 inches wide, playing four
choice airs, price :20 . . ‘
No. 2, 16}; inches long 0% inches wide, playing at:
- beautiful tunes, rice '80, . -
No. 3,20 inches 01:3 9;; inches wide, playing eight
selected tunes, price $40.
Circulars and lists of tunes sent free of charge.
ALI. Slzxs, STYLES AND more. _ _ . ,'
Come and see our spl did stock. 4:45
~ AILLABD & 00., 080 Broadway, NewVYork.
inaarssnnua
ENGLISH- AN-D FRENCH
Dress: 'GOOds,
At are following Lo‘v'v‘ Prices;
45'
43
'FBENCII ALL-WOOL PLAIDS,
8 Ana cents...... ..............formerprlce. Mounts.
At 50 cents. . . .. . . .. . . ..... . . . .tormer price, 15 cents.
At 05 cents. . . . . .former. price. ascents.
.At 15 cog. . .W .e....:...,.‘.. ..formernri’ce, 8]... »
-, m; not: SATEENS. ~ ALL WOOL,
At 69 cents. . . - ' ..former.prlce, 05 cents.
At 60 cm .formctprfcc, no cents;
At {nice ts. . . formeggtlce, 81. .
. ' I!!! l“ill-8,
Atlio cog ._ formenpnce, 15 cents.
At 00 can . . formerudce, 85 cents.
.At‘15'ceutcrr. nor unformcrprlce, 31.
All thenbovc‘tu the NEW. CLOTH SHADES.
. Au. mn‘Dnls's Goons xquA’uv Cunt.
. : . . . -- '
- Fancy 37.1168.
800 pieces at 15 cents. . . .V . ..... reduced from 81.00
115 pieces “8.. . .. .reduced from $1.25
200 pieces at $1.25 .reduced froui 81.50
150 ieces at $1 50 .r
educed from $2.00
. B CH FAILLE AND ARIURE SILKS in all the
‘ every grade at‘ very low piices.
, , . Shawls.
15,000 LONG WOOL SBAWLS 001m cent. less I
than Manufacturers’ ricer.
BROOKE, LONG AND S UAR SHAWLS,
INDIA CAMELS’ HAIR S AWLS—the Largest and
Cheapest Stock to be found in the country.
BLACK AND I velvet-9'." ' '
COLORED TRIMMING VELVETS.
CLOAKIN G VELVETS, of the first quality. -
Genuine Furs.
Ful- , Sleigh and Lap Robes, ‘
Linens of every descriptlon, White Goods, Laces and
Embroiderles Hosier- n ("I d
and Infant}; ivhu'ioig.’"' Ladies
, Carpets.
Moguette, Axmlnster, Wilton
Velvet, Brussels ngnins,
Oil Cloths. ' Rugs tit
Mats
200 Pieces English Tapestry Carpet.’ at low prices '
U‘pholstery Goods 1
Plain, I{gut-ed, and Striped Terr-lea,
Plain an Figured French Stating,
Tapestry Piano and Table Covers.
gods; and Ngtgn ham l()lurtains,
p one an 11 pure ro Curtains
VJlndow Hollands Shadempcornlccs, The.
Purchasers visiting the .city are cOrdiall invited
to give our stock a careful examination, w ich will
abinlgstlmcs be lound very attractive, at the lowest
p c . ‘
Broadway, Corner 191]: Street,
NEW YORK.
' 'erdTAeLrsl
!
GOLDEN EGG DOMINOES, and man
bun
us by mull. Bonds or money may be forwarded by‘ i
I
'FALL AND WINTER, .
GROCERIES.
incur,
New Cloth Shadso for Costumes. 'BLACK SILKS of,
“r.-,
‘ nsnoon .
"J’ :EI'W.‘ in: I. EBA
.(OppositcCongregational Church.) ' - '
stoutllf' 'Noiryvalky Comm,
DEALER IN ,REPAIB‘ING
5 .. ‘. M . I WATCIIES, '
cT' 9 C K18 ' _CLOCKS,cnd ;
ofnll'st'yles ‘ {L W ‘JE‘WELBY:
.' “Pd prices. and‘war‘r'untedto . 5
give‘ satisfactlbu.
AGENT FOR
WATCHES, “WEI.“ All SILVII WAIE.
ASSETS AFTER DEDUCTINGV
COWLES & MERRILL,
following Insurance Companies:
Liverpoél, and London, and Globc,'sepc-
to fire assets. 5.060,“)5 00
Queen ofTLivcrpool it Landon. do do 1366.800 00
Imperial, of London, do do 5.013.005 00
And other Compumcs, Stock and Mutual, in Con-
necticut and New York. - ,_ . . .
,GEQBGE R. COWLES, ? HOMER MERRILL.
6 OFFICE cum: _ . ‘
SPRINGFIELD FIRE b MARINE
INSURANOLCOMPANY. .
A... amt}: W Mona-arseni-
: Merriam wake mat .
‘ As many oftb'e'Com' 'nnles have been deceived in
Thiswill vehepdr'cupltfal or ammo é'rare. and
3:31:53 (:10 “£180, and weexpect I‘Salvb‘ge clover
a co . . ‘ ~ . -
' O'ur Adjustengfre paying-ll Losses at‘Chlca‘go in
Cash as fast as they can be adjusted.
; - Our Directors and Stockholders u‘regiléd’gé: to 1533‘
to the Company pro rota on their
within thirty duysu a Reserve a inst outstand-
ing risks, in accordance with the av: of Mussuchu-
setts a! d New York. This will give us Capflaland'
lua'of over: $900,000, after paying all out-
standing lossesv ~ 1 ‘ - .
This puts us on a tlrm financial basis, and we shall
expect a] increase of business at your hands, on
good and eslrnble property at largely increased .
rates. Your efforts in our bebolfut this time, in this
,directlonwill be a preclcted. ~ Select our on
.wlthgrcat care no Avoid hard sudnn cull-able risks
as heretofore and please bo‘partl‘cular not to give
us too much in one risk or locall y. , ,
Bo‘plngl'lfor favorable reports tom time to time,
we reins V You . very "EN" . ,
_- , . . EDMUND; nun ,‘Prezldeut.
:SANEOV RD J. llA'L Secretary ~
«44 - Dwro ran. an ‘rn, vice Pres’t.
GAMES I
PARHCEESI, BACKGAMMON CHECKERS, AU-
THORS. CONVERSATION, COCK ROBIN, MOTH:
ER HUBBARD HOUSE THAT JACK BItJlTLT'
0 era.
CUT UP PIC ES. CRANDALL’S , LOCKS,
BILL’S A. B. C, BLOCKS;
. . . Architectural Amusements, ce,
_ , V FANCY TOPS. -
1.1301191: Articles-r
nAIn BRUSHES a, course storms BRUSHES
snAvmo nnusnns roo'i'n BRUSHES, wnrslt
moons TOOTH rdwnnns..roorn WAsn .
roorn TABLETS, NAIL BRUSHES, HANDKER
CHIEF axmcrs. coeoomrs, several kinds lu
anisqmn ty.COSM‘ETlQUES ronAnas "mm
01 AN TONICS. FLORIDA WATER, 'l'omrr
norms-s, PUFF nexus, HAND masons, &c.
DOLLS r
RUBBER DOLLS. CHINA DOLLs, LEATHER
. DOLLS, WAX DOLLs.
“B I
WORK BOXES, ongggnnsoxus, ‘PEBFUMERY _
TOYS:
MECHANICAL omens nonsa MECHANICAL
_ ocrrunas, ALSO COMMON 'rors.
var.
II. M. a: C. S. PROWITT,
Drllgglsts.
A LARGE. STOCK 01" 1-
lunanntnnnt
. MEN, roll'rns AND Boys,
. v
. or my own manufacture suitable for
/.
HAS JUST ARRIVED AT
L. .FISHER’S.
' ‘ cOnrnrsmo
Beaver all criteria Brennan,
BLACK cLorlI Dress sun's,
All grades.
GASHMIJBE SUITS,
At prices that cannot be undernold, and lower
than ever.
All to want ofa good suit on clothes will do well
to give me a call.
All are invited to call and examine my stock of
; goods, whether purchasing or not. ~
. ALSO, A FULL Assoamn'r or
tins; FUBlllillllltl ; tolls.
wmra suture, COLORED snm'rs. .
UNDERSHIRTS cud DnAwnns. n1 alder,
GLOVES, HANDKVERCHIEFS, COLLARS.
.__ sows, susrnnnnns sons,
'rmmxs. VALISES. M., are.
. LET IT BE DISTINCTLY UNDKRS'I‘OOD
—'rliat-—
I! III‘I’II I! “III SALES I. SIAM. "If"!
ta-JtEMEMBE’R THEPLA be:
14.313353.
MAIN srnnm‘, IvonWALx, CONN.
T“ ram-m IlllAl, .. ...
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
l
i ll ‘60.?“ . - ’ '
T? n t} ey . - . Aikeu,l.ambcrt til-Co's
SnoIAL Anna-Ion 'V Ieclcbn'ted '
1' Pathto ' COLD P-ENS.
CHICAGO. ‘ LOSSES. ‘
Agents at. Norwalk, Conn, issue Policies for the
"WW . some
Etna ofllurtford,0t., “041.8180! '
Email-d, “ 1,501,510 00
‘2... . lasts
Pco low of Mi etown, Ct., .
Ila-Kc 0’! New York, . 0,103,005 52
Phoenix. Brookl n, Y. N. \ 1.545.501 10
Continental of ew York, 1,401,000 01
International “ . . ‘ 800,41000
Westchester, of New Rochelle, N. Y., 458.000
Iprln flcl of Spriugcld, blues, 019,180 00
Poop e’s, orccster, us, 000,
Franklin, Plum, Punk ' ‘ . 8,908,018”
Commerce, Alb-mil. Y. . 900.420 00
Narragansett, of _ vidcnce,B. 1., . 104 04100
Auden, Cluclnnuti,VO. $00,000 00
Home, of Columbus 0 , 408,441 04
Alemanlu, Cleveland, 0., 205,000 00
. [I .
North British and Mercantile, do do 2,104,50800 .
NMECOIID,‘ ’
the amount of their, .lt _ we conclude at
.this intent! to mnkcthc fo lowing Statement which
we knowto be correct. . _ ~
Assets at. Market Value, -' - - $1,011,000
Chico Losses, not Over ’- . . , \ -:
All on or: outstanding Losses, ‘ = ‘ 41,000 '-> » 401,220
‘ ~ 0510.130
3.12.1; it"w-‘i a :j"'\ K " .' 3.1.27.
nousaxmrnas, ,Arrrnxltom:
,. .
\
‘l
DEMMON a nswconh .
uvrrn your attention to'tbc fact thit‘zthcyjnr’c
' now prep-rod to furnish -: I; ; 1‘
, V The,’ Best «tiny-tons: ‘-
tO‘fomiliec 0 nor in the use: in Ill .‘
quantity. Tnc’yenrc ugeutaffoih ‘L .5 V?
S. I. SIMS BAKERY,
undkee can I ofPlES,CAKEB Ate“ nutcutl
ermnafmn'V’i’vz‘t-ynry. .- .1 .°‘.’ -' ‘ y
' lets stock of “61cc firocorlccyahoye
m ' .Alsostlnemortmentof g';
GROGKEIV,VOI.A88_ WIRE all.
. ‘ T . - DEMMON a-NEWCOKB ‘
' alum scion;
J’u nnncd
wall-Cd GOAL RODS,
-. , At F.“ It. .Locxwoon's.
l. :
,k .
‘ “ No. in niAm 91.1mm,
l
,
DEALER IN
,—; me raced;- , .
CANNED FRUITS.
militia-lindenswindle"?
menstruation Cigar-bl .
5
, OIL. use. he;
Flour .o feed;
, CHOICE nun-En "
Constantly on hand. .
um. Alli stir attain.
STRIKE mu YOU HAVE run CHANCE.
' A new ram minimum»
- ' For want of time, at the
Great . Laid. Sale
“U ‘ _At".. .V
Nanci-r0591 =STATION. .
ornnn 0N
AUCTION r’nnns,
r... Thirty Days.
ill a cum tho-edulrln tobuild.
spihi‘Lv'ifilgr. MEADo ,gJu-ten Deepot Conn.
1'
AS. Fm", orwulk.
, 0?]8 tefrs I
. . . no no
neutron: A}. NEWCO‘II B’s
your Oysters. Emilie'gmlpplicd in any quanti-
thcr opened or in til: 0 ,
' . 53 HAIR STREET.
minim... '
x
Oct/Stars -'
For
t" 9
0
OLD Fosr’orricx BUILDING,
QUINI‘ARD’S. BLOCK,
. . .
CAN FURNIV 3 sn ,YOU WITH
.Hay',
. Straw,
- Kerbsejne 'O:I.1,
c2304 (”9-, (”0-,
‘ . By THE .
can roman Es: ounum.
' _ AT THE' ' _
LBWEST MARKET PRICES 1!
. ALSO. ,'
Have ‘ on’ ‘Hand.
AND ARI'RKCEIVING-IVERY DAY
'- Fresh Ground Cortland Oats,
CHOPPED nm, are” . .
3”” 21.3.0 aroma. an”.
‘ j ' "Formerly known In Davis’.
mull vill'lBMN.
molt KELI. rs VMILL'
WHICH max arm AT wnoLrsALn Ann V
‘ narAIL.
IF YOU. WANT THE BEST
‘ Scales-fol Gluten 01' Family Ilse,
WE ARE AGENTS run run
ran aas'r IN rm: lunar.
CALL AND SEE TH EM.
dicsirc'd '
. FR 'r AND vacuums. and u MI and ch- , ' '
on
A goodassortnlent 0fWHIPS,
.. r'
‘ IMPlttW'En am. clutter...
measure
AND TO RENT
. 0:: Easy Terms, and Sold on
i
HUNTIILY IlSTAllMEITS.
can Amaranth-tee
' Taken in Exchange for New;
"Pia“ can ally-Hilltllltllll
ruhcbnuoliui-Alnnoi
l":r.z.
..~,.,V
" T’., L: .‘:TT33°3?F°NCF~ :"
a". M. Potter,
“ Modifies“ Man,”
Will'kcop I shake Instrument-at
.z’l’arker’s Store,
No.2! lilting Street, ,ltnmallt, 0t...
One DocrNorth of Bennett’s Dry Coéa- Store.
N. B.—0ne or.two. Second-Hand Pianos
and Melodeons for sale cheap.
I. In. rams.
A SPLENlllll GRANGE
FOR THE
NEXT TEN DAYS!
WE WILL SELL
Goats Retails: of Call it
BEST NEW BUTTER. 380.
CHOICE LAYER RAISINS, 25c.
ANDREWS «in HURLBUT’S RAMS, 16.
TEAS REDUCED 10 PER CENT.
AN EXTRA FINE OOLONG, (Blk.) AT
-. oaCENTs RER POUND: '
llSi‘flh’f‘llanlo-
,9
sum Mll'AII mu mun.
SOUTH NOBWALK.
lit—I‘llrlt'lnlors,
. rut. TBADE,1871._:
summer 1
stock of I .
inlnlwmnlj
Suitable for
lltl’t,‘ltlllll’t & Children’s War
for. .8... ' l
Embracing all the varieties to be found in this
' l
and other markets. The l
‘Eleglmwe of Decimal
superiority of
. ' L ' l
Tlllllllllltis lllll lllllllBlllll 0i
' wo’nltlllltstllr.
which has characterized our MANUFACTURE in
the post, we deem ccutllclcnt guarantee for
the future.
Our Stock is Large,
Well Assorted,
And Complete.
‘ Goods are pol-chased at Lowest Cash Pm'ca,
Outqfterthe loteudmmt WWW
.010anme with the greatest care,
Made by the Best Honda
VWorkmamht'p guaranteed,
And an' the Lowest.
in OUR
Children’s and louth's llapanment
will be found In unusuallngc stochcmbracing All
the Novelties of the Season.
Q,
ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE STOCKS OF
To In FOUND IN TOWN.
An Elegant Assortment of
Bows and Scam.
l
A fullline of BAJOU’S Kid Gloves.
We would Invite Ipoclclattcutlou to onrlurgeltock of
TllllllKS lllll [EITHER alas.
. Constantly on hand the LuteItStyles of
Mrs AND ears.
All Goods marked in Plain Figures,
And no Deviation.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
consular Baas.
Dibblo’l Block, 43 Main Sttoet,
SOUTH NORWALK- NORWALK' BRIDGE.
V; BROTHERS.
Would respectfully call the attention of their many
patronr and the public generally to their unrlvslled
CLCT HING
. came genera
Gents.’ Underwear Zephyr IworSteds
u. e. BEN—Ellitli',
DEALER I N
FINE GROCERIES,
The Choices Canned & Green Fruits
ALWAYS 1N ABUNDANCE.
PltlltlEs, Wholesale at Retail,
THE PUBES’I‘ SPICES.
Best Teas and Cofi'ces,
R I o n c H 16:. E s E,
CAROLINA RICE;
All grades of -
FLOUR,
Prices ranging from the Lowest to the Highest,
Allister: clinic:
Mill IlElllll out.
THE NEW ST. LOUIS BRANDS,
BEST IN THE WORLD.
COUNTRY PORK, were 50.41),
monsr N. o. trousers
IN TOWN, ALL AT
BENEDIOT’S,
NO. 9 MAINSTREE’I‘, NOR-WALK.
norm LAWN. -
THIS School for girls will be re-o eucd on the
. FIRST WEDN SDAY IN OCTO ER, undcr
the cure ofMiu Ilclcn ill. Stevens. recently,
and for twelve can principal of Union Hall Semi-
nary, Lona II and. She comes with the hi best.
recommeu ttou from patrons and othezs, on Miss
Beecher takes pleasure in commending Miss Stevens
to the confidence, kindness, and patronage ofthe
former patrons and friends of Home Lawn, and to
the pa llc cnerally. The school will retain the
plan, the same terms. etc. Informa-
tion. references, etc., will be furnished by Miss Ste-
vens at Home Luwu on Beldcn avenue, to which
place the dry schoolis removed. 0 .
A. If. BEECHER.
. .
' LADIES TRIMMED ‘llA’l‘S.
mum? nuns:
FANCY tools:
- WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK 0F
Trimmed ant tunnel . Hall
0
IN TOWN.
KLEIN & EMANUEL.
WE SELL ALL COLORS OF
.FIFI‘EKN’ CENTS PER OUNCE.
KLEIN&' EMANUEL.
units ll-NTBIMMEIl Hus.
Fl...“ PI", (“Icy and PIIIII.)
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
LITTLE AND OFTEN
LITTLE AND OFTEN
LITTLE AND OFTEN
LITTLE AND‘OFTEN
LITTLE AND OFTEN
LITTLE AND OFTEN
LITTLE AND OFTEN
LITTLE AND OFTEN
LITTLE AND OFTEN
LITTLE AND OFTEN
IS THE, WAY TO USE
llll. KENNElll’S HAIR TEA. .
LADIES, REA!) 1
Pure, Furs. Furs.
All our Choice Goods will be offered for. the next
two months It 00 run our. Lxssmnmnlon.
Stock comprises the latest and meat desirable
styles in the market. Please call, or send for circu-
lar, and no what bargains we offer.
12043
:2
G
will be found the best. articlein
cd&roofugnlust moths.
from Photo
Address 0.
n :m 'M: o v A. 1:. .
“J: STEVENS, V '
nous; Villa 8101!, mutant,
_ AND PAPERBANGIR, '
it As 3:910va Ills (no! no
smnnv’sanLOCK,‘ rum 51'
(near eradbué‘x’mxfimd
Orders left wlth Mr. Adorn. will ,-
attention. * , . m1" Wong):
'9
Qatholdc Books.
ofalldescriptions,nt "
w. :r. BUCKqulIAl’S.
as No. 4 Ely’s Block, South Norwolk.
Nor-walk ‘ Steam. Planln'g Hill,
' Ann ' '
sAsn, BLIND AND noon MANUF‘AC'FORY.
ASHES, Blinds, Doors, Window Frames, Mould.
lugs, else" furnished on a: reasonable terms and
of as good material as can be found elsewhere. Also,
Planing. Sawmg, Scroll-Sawing, Turning ac" 10..
on shortnotice'nnd in the best manner. ~ The public
patronage in earnest] solicited.
utf HE BY CIIASMAR, Proprietor
Kr Rooms with light power to let.
NOTICE.
'RS. DOWNS HAS REMOVED her Dress llllk-
lng business from her room in the Gazette
Building, to the rooms in Sherwood's Building which
were formerly occupied by Miss Beecher'l school.
.Bere'she wlll be pleased tone all of her
atrons and the public orally. who run
er services, either in oak or Dress-mu!
or
desire
Patterns. ing 35
SOUTH NORWALK
URNITURE WAREHOUSE.
The proprietors ofthis establishment,being among
the most extensive manufacturers and wholesale
dealers in the State, beg leave to anuounce,to the
cltizensofSouth Norwalk and vicinity, thatthey have
Opened a retail house in South Morwulk, where they
will show a full assortment of all goods usually found
,in a furniture store, and sell as low as the lowest.
BUGKINGHAM a co.
UNDER TA KER'S,
AND DEALERSIN runmrunz.
mm St., Opposite R. ll. Depot,
SOUTH NORWALK. '
Manufactory and Wholesale Depot, Bridgeport
Conn. 118::
Whitney’s N eats PootHarness Soap.
STEAM’ DEFINED. - ‘
123379 ’IT Oils, Black Polished and Soup!
- '-.. at the same‘ 1 me. Put up in large
h and small size boxes, choir: 8 mm.
Has been in ure‘for gar- uud given
perfect satisfaction. nd stump for
. WHITNETKACO" editnkAsimm, arm.
THE RISING .SUN
Sr 0v 1-: POLISH.
For nmmmcmsumc of LABOR, DUBA-
E
a
E
E
G
RIM“, and CHEAPNESS, UNEQUALLED.
In bulk for stove-dcalers’usc at Ill eta. per lb.
axons]: 3309., Proprietor-n.
CANTON, Inu-
ELASTIC SPONGE
Mattresses.
‘ Plllows,
Pew Cushion",
Garland Carriage cushions.
SPONGESY THE BALE all I'llllflfl.
We invite the public to call and examine our "lin-
c Sponge” goods. which we are now selllu in large
quantities, and which are giving great satin action.
wiSpan e makes a softer Mattress than Barr. and
he d its elasticity much longer. For cushion!»
Theatres, Steam and Horse Can. t
hurches, Hulls,
use, and is warrant-
3 should be pleased to send Circular of refer cues
to any who desire.
Haley, Mo'rs‘e «D 00.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR N. E. STATES,
4 11 Washington St, Boston.
MARION
ll. SWATCH 00. (fiust'lurs & 00.)
WATCH ES
Bestin the world. Ask yOnrJeweliertosactlm-
For Sale by all First-class Dealers;
WHOLESALE ROOMS,
crLas,WALrs .0; CO. 13 Maiden Lane, New York.
CHICAGO .
And the Great tunflagtatiun.
A consclse history of the us: of this most wonderful
'0
of cities, and a detailed, circumstantial and vivid Ic-
ERT & CHA‘MB
City Editors of Chicago Mum. Fully trimmed
n taken on the spot. Agents wanted
count of its destruction by tire; with scén incidents
By Messrs. COLB
h
T. gent, 68 Murray St , New York. 4:43 ‘
TELM CITY DYE TURKS.
AT the earnest sollcltction of mcudy of out-patrons
_in N orwnlk we have cstublllllc an agency for
:‘he iIsaception of all kinds of goods for cleaning or '
1° 8-
Wc pride ourselves on all work
turned out at our works. ‘
MERINOES,ALPACAS SATINS vnnvm ‘
snAst,‘oLovas, cunts. Ce, '8'
Dyed Fin-phrase Colors.
suns AND SILK DRESSES v.4 mm.
carnival“; and Doing Up lace Cur?-
tnlnl to look as good as new. ‘ -,
GRAPES Dressed as good as new.
FEATHERS Dyed, Cleansed and curled.
And in fact Ill kinds of work that is done in any
first-class dyeln establishment in the country.
Our work is a returned promptly and satisfaction
guaranteed. Our agency is at
ans. J. A. JUDD'S,
40 Chichester’s Block, South Not-walk.
THE IMPROVED
SEWING" MlllllNEl l ..
ls justly regarded as one of the
best In market for the . _
following reasons:
rr me A STRAIGHT N LE.
rr nAs raurnnmc 1: ACTION, -. ; ,
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OVER snAns wrrnou'r ammo
THREAD
RUNS
STITCHES-OR BREAKING . . .
IT SEWS ALL KINDS OF GOODS, FROM THE
LIGHTEST MUSLIN TO HEAVIEST LEATHER.
is a Family. Sewing 'lltlchitia’
It has no lupeI-lor. .
as .4' MANUFACTURING MACHIN
The N00. 2, 31ml 4 have-no,
competitor. ,
in: ElllPTlc some Mlllllllli.
Peo lc havingvused the machines manufactured by
the W eeler & than 00., will read the following
cord with much leasure: . -
“ We manufac re and warrant the Elliptic Sew-
ing Machine, and recommend“. with the neon t in.
proveflente as onerof the best for family around the
ne urosesosewn. ~ , _,
“(signe’in " wnmmnfi. mason are. co.»
The above will be endorsed by all ullng' tho m0-
hine. . _ .
c MACHINES FOR SALE 0N INSTALLMVENT“
and warranted forthrce'ycarc. ‘ , * - .
SECOND-HAND MACHINES taken in exciton“,
MACHINES REPAI . ‘ , .
ATTACHMENTS for all machines. ~ - ‘
COTTON, SILK THREAD, and OIL, ofa superior
quilt ,for sale. = - .
not mm mm mm. .Forterm pun
territorynpply to - - -
,IIENRY‘JONES,~' - -
General Axe-t,-
51mm s'r., (Up sum.) SORWka. C0311, . ,
D R E S.S-.-.MA KI. N G,
. In sillsbruuchcs. , , . . »V x
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN T0 CHILDREN'S
cLo'rnIno. -
oil 0 '4 ' W ‘
FREE. c, ufiggngdoorvuftfor "if, dfi?01081
Norwalk. ov,”,1010, a“
MIMI. mm
WELLS It mSEllDEN
’ c 101 Broulwuy.)lcw York.
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Norwalk Chronicler