~
\
, If.
- ' ence, and made all‘the usual'e
......I. ..
- ‘ Arms lbr‘tlaossnte Hultln.
Up to July ,1. 1871, the general goverment
received claims for expenditures made by
. the states in .suppressing the rebellion, in-
cluding’the purchase of arms. Under the
» law for that purpose, Governor Jewell col-
lectedall the Whitney rifles in the hands of
thermilitla, and: turned them over to Itbe
United States, receivingItherefor the original
cost of theweapons. . he arms netted ,the
state about ninety ,thousand dollars and,
other bills brought up the sum to about one
hundred, and forty thousand, which, unless-
tberé is‘further le 'sIlation by congressfiplii'itlélj
» ably Closes. our 0 aims against the .
' States. The general it assembly authorized
the governor toIaIrma-tljie militia anew, pro-
vided'il 'coifld'be done; WithoutIeprense to
.. the state, the resolution having in view the
moneys to be obtained by returning the old
arms.- . - . - ‘ ,
‘ The interesting question Ihen arose, what
. arms, shall be, given to the militia 2. The state»
is entitled to a‘ certain. amount of money an,-
nually to be drawn; in ordnance stores.
Very few arms having been drawn for sever-
al years, the ordnance: department owed the
state bout 316,000; ' Governor Jewell drew
000 Springfield breech~losders of the model
of 1868 at about $22.50 each for immediate
use,-sothat;a part, at- least, of the troops
' no: armed during the investigation.
The nited States has stopped making the
model "of 1808‘, having a better one—the
model of 1870; , But none of that model are.
bein m01l0,8l1d the vernment has none
lose I‘ such as it has iug kept for experi-
media use._ — ' I ‘ . _
Both; these models Were mere transforma-
tions of the old Sprin . eld muzzle-loader.
IftbeUnited States b decided what rifle
it would adopt for the r lar army the ques.
tion for the state would Iave been very Slln‘.
is; it Would have followed the government.
gut the last board of army ofleers appomted
for this purpose, known‘ as the St. .Loms-
board recommended several arms for experiL
. ment, and a considerab 43 number of each
were put into the hands
for a comparative trial.
5
Governor J eWell
appointeda board consisting of Brigadier .
‘ General L. A. Dickinson, uartIer-master
general, and Brigadier Genera R. B. Gran-
ford to examine and recommend an~arm for
purchase. The board has given about three
months to the investigation, having read _a
"at quantity of written and printed evr~
criments
on targets and otherwise. It won d Occupy
muehs ace Ito. ve all the considerations
thatin ,ueuced _’ board, but after looking
the fieldOWr' they Chose" the 'Peabod rifle,
.a si le-Ishot‘ ’breeclisloader made y the
.Provi ence (11.1.) ‘Tool company. It. is a
safe, simple strong, effective weapon. The
caliber} is fort ,-thf‘ee hundredths of 'an inch
—-.or, exacfly-fz‘llirwhichds about the caliber
adoptedby-tiiebest: authorities in Europe
after infinite experiment. ,-It is not known
that'anaccideplgevermccurred to any one
properly hand ' gthe Peabody rifle. The
statehas purchased 2,000. to be delivered
’.as soon asrthey'can be approved by some .
United. ..States. inspector.- The existing:
militia.laW}‘authorizes four regiments of ten
Companies~Of eighty-three men. Probably.
2000 rifles is as many as will be needed.
The 600 Springfield rifles out will be called
in and given to 'one regiment, the othlfi' three
to have the Peabody; The Peabody rifle
was formerly sold for $90, the regular price
now is 818. Cartridge-boxes and White
cross belts are to .be supplied. The total,
excluding uniforms, will amount to betWeen?
,000. and $50,000, which certainly obeys
the resolution of the legislature. as $90,000?
:was received tbr the Old arms. ’ . - .
I
Kissed Iln Splto,ot;IHoPselr—The Queen
of Santa: 5 Police Court.
Justice Scett-,'Wa_S*'yesterdtly called upon . I
'to adjudicate in._a='singular.case~ the memory
of which will remain with him"as long as
helivesI. The complainant is none other
r-tlian ChristinaNilsson, the renowned song-
stress,.andthe defendant one Charles Theo-
dore CBuscli‘, a. German mnsicianrof three
score Thais) transmitter .'
’51 Pledge .5 - 3 had
,eemplaint against
Cu ' .B.;illiifls'iiI I
mrfioarimé. flan-iii.» . ..
WM iuomsweet
lashing Justice, and
thessnilv lever u
gone. «inn
I
, . . e
the silteiryaicsdiunse' ' ' sons: .11 _
lows megercrywheres .. ,If:I;;.walk .in .- the
street,-.hs_ia atanytside; :if Later a .door he
is withzmer =:HeLfoolishlyi believ'e’Iszthat be
10195?le and 111.111.}. ism 'siselititfl” ‘10“ ‘ '
happiness Pleasetftell".hini'.,i
peace,’..... ; .. . 3 "..32'.”
While Mlle,NilIssoIi,was,thue;.pieading,
poor lowers. ‘*anehfsisrcszfnltowedrvery
movementiof-herflips, (1 his ears drank in
every'sound‘ofmer'me ' uous voice; Edg-
ing nearer and» nearer to his fair enslaver be
seized the corner of her fur cape. and hear.
ing it hurriedly tohis lips,» kissed'it repeated:
1y“?I theecstacy of his adoration.
fair. complainant, blushing, “that, I must
' mu’ry him. , .
“ on shall not be troubledby him again,‘ ',
- Mademoiselle ” said the Justice, with a .
smile; ”Mr. usch, I- shall require you to ,
give bonds in. $800to keep the eace toward
this lady forsixginOnths.” 1 ‘ ~p., '
It is said that theardeutBusch not only
followed Mlle; -_’NilSsOn and annoyed her
with silly :speecbes, but that on oneocca-
man he actually stole akiss fiI'om-her rosy
lips. :He had;.previously.z gonéso far as to
intrude liimselfintoJier private apartments.
from whichg’the. servants promptly ejected ,‘
him. The kiss was'tsken yesterday morn-
ing. Mlle. Nilsson lost no time in securin
the services ,of..Omeer DIo'ran', who too
Busch into custodv, and"’oarried him before
the Justice.—,-NZ;fK-,Sim, Wednesday.
H
. Bedding. ,f .
From an editorial in the {Eeaminer and
‘Chrom'ck of Nov. 23d, we quote two para-
graphs: '
“Alas for him who has been so desperate.
ly unfortunate. as to; have drawn from the .
matrimonial,;iotte gagton e.,sn‘s nded
from a pivotgiu Lthrg contain-T0"- hfie
garden.of.I_ Edenwith‘ 0. mm .. sword .
only fencingin the; tree ,.of;.. ‘ e,= but to be
wandering lmwlythmuehdhl: atmosphere
—everywhere‘a~nd anyw ere,read'y to dart
forth and strikes; any. moment l+Well,.it
would no moreh'e tbegardeii-of'Eden.
Now- one word; as ,to;the_scoldiug ofchild-
ren. It'isashameil .ItIIs' worse 3: it is both
a sin ’ and; a huge junistakee, ‘What - if. the
child did "break" a‘disb‘fi ‘It ‘was not done Q
Imtentionally‘ ;" and it already suffers enough 2
in itsfeelIiugs; but- to sco‘ld‘is to harden;
and nothing, by and by, can: ‘ever compen~
sate a parent for thatterrihle'loss' of ”anec-
tion andconfideneeon the, part of ‘a child, .
if it is compelled 'itoépass'éotbrou h a grim
gauntletofyiolent words day by any. If a
child deserves punishment, that: punish—
but never scold. ...l‘il‘ake this stick, mother, .
and hitmeover. the head,;but -do~;stop your
scoldingl.’ exclaimed, a ,bri ht, but misr'
01116.“?le lad. *Yet’;.the 78001de continued.
and that mother.confessed, at the close of
I'life, that her. one ..great regret Was that she
had not curbs! her turns-”0 ~ '
How many husbandefelgn sleep, and'even
. snoring, to escape’troni-Xantippe ?
Coon-i: mm+§meiiouions session
of the. Supreme;,gourt;at;1’ittsfield was re-
lieved'by an incident. oneldaylastiweek, ‘
that drewa little smile. Arleadingimember
of the bar, rather noted for; his strategy of
connising ,witiiessesby working them into
a: passion; had under," cross-examin tion a
woman Who seemed an apt-subject' for his
favorite , tactics,- having .wound. her up to
the defiiNdépiICh,.he inqlrired, “Madam, are
you now llVlnngWiIIl’ your first or second
usbandtrIl “WWW“? of your business 1”
‘and short. ithanair of offended
‘ the attorney;turnedto~Chief Jus-
tice . rlglmmwho. remarked, with ' mile,
"I‘I think the witness is- aboutz'rightm that,
is she not?" ....Which‘re'm'inds the .older
members of— the bar of a similar misadven-
ture that astilLImpIre distinguished member
. of the Berkshire Dal-Zones met at the hands'
of Chief Justicerflhaw. f “ Wheredid on get
the money with» Which you made the pur-
chase egpoken of i” asked. the “ learned
broth I- I I
crosoexaminstion. “N one - of- your (gentle
c?letive),buslness l” thundered the victim.
‘I: ow; may itplbase you,are’ counsel to be
insulted‘intbis met? 'Iappealed‘tbe law-
yer. , “Witness,"“said‘ the Chief Justice,
. compassionatcly,-“do_you7 wish to - chan 0
your last answerd’lr ”No; sir, I don’t ”
“Well, Iwonldn’t if -I- were in your place!”
And thtchuck-leithat' shook the bench was
audibly echoed; 1 7' 1' ' ‘
In Texas the school law requires all' chil-
dren between;-»six,_and eighteen to attend
school. I-Afew days ago the School Com-
-missioners of one of the eastern counties
received slouch appeal-from a lady of
seventeen-whom} ,ey, ad mulcted accord-
ing to law .for .neuattendanee during the
year: “I have 91108113110 macro for,” said
the young delinquent..f‘a child to nurse,
~ clothes towIaIsh,‘me‘als to cook,‘and a house
to keep iniIOrder.‘ If You make me attend-
schoo another year evil-ything will go to
mm’!_:j.,. . I... H . i I.
The stockholders of the'New LOndon RR
Northern-haveunanimousl ratified the re-
cent lease to the Vermont entr'al R. R.
' dCommodore Reed WOi‘den has been order-
, e o.
. IGTmend oftbe Naval Station at
NengIlslIldogffii‘. C ,:. I , ' ~
A Gulli’ord“ Oman, 98 years old, has‘ pre-
pared sixty-threeThanksgiving dinners .un- '
der thesaiiie 100115; .
“‘f“! ‘ «a! \.\2~:.:.c_ .' .I:.
' '.‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘9' - .v—L»
troops in the field, '
00011.1'60‘11‘1; with .
says, your Honor]? continued the I
» of «a witness :under the tortures of ,
present and future. With graphic scenes, incl ants
and full details of the disaster, by P. Upton
and J. W. Shoahan, Editors of the Chica o
Geo-
n8.
’ With over M‘PAGES Ind 50 ILLUSTRA IONS. It
is ow read for dellvs . . »
n ’ Send 31,00 for outfit
GEET$ “ANT 0. and choice ofterrltory.
nion ab ish ng 00., Chicago, 111., or Phila., Pa.
w ’ HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE is
ofl'ered free during the coming year
to ever Subscriber of Merry’s Museum. and the
Toledo lsde Pomeroy’s Democrat, etc,, which is an
evldencc 01 its growt and popularity. Ear-gee Gree-
l I,James Pal-ton Theodore Tilton,‘ Gatflcmllton,
etc.,w to oreYerynum r. ncu ng, t o ers,
three first-class periodicals for the price of one of.
them. Avarlety of.premiuuis on equally liberal
terms. It is an origlnalfirst-class magazine. Vol-
” .
ume X begins with Jan. TI: Three spool-in co les .
—— —-d
free. Address S. S. WOOD, NewburgE, N-Y.
. ‘ I sort" in ac-
“fifil.'lt.ll§.ll'i..’ti mend. o.l......i
ce with Glycerine; keeps-the hands soft in the
coldest weather. See you get the genuine. Sold by
ll drugglsts .
WWW—ET:-
ll.:ll. BlllllllllT,
penses paid. H. B. SHAW, Alfred. Me.
No. 9 Main St., Norwalk,
DEALER IN~
, FINE» GBOCEBIES
The Cilllllll Called & Greelllllll
hWAYS IN ABUNDANCE. ‘
Pl'clllis, Wholesale &_ llelail,
Tim runner SPICES,
Beet Teas and Cameos,
. RICH CHEESE,’
CAROLINA. RICE. -
Allgrades of I . _
.. 1?"I :r_. o 155:3 , .» .
Prices ranging from the Lowest to the Highest, .
'Alllrlll'cs's cllmcs
MID HENRY CLAY.
THE NEW ST. LOUIS BRANDS,
A BESTJN THE'WOBLD. _
COUNTRY P012166, FISK’S SOAP,
NIUEST 1v. .MOLASSES.
11v T0 WMQILL AT
BENEDIOT’S, -
N0. 9 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
sown NORWIALK
t»=(
The proprietors ofthis estublishment,being among
the most extensive manufacturers and wholesale
dealers in the State, beg leave to announce, to the
citizens ofSouth Norr'nlk and vicinity, th at theyliavo
opened a retail house in South Morwalk, where they
will show a full assortment of all goods usuallv found
in a furniture store, and sell as low as the lowest.
BUGKIN-GHAIM & GO.
iIflVlll’lR TA KERS,
I AND DEALERSIN FURNITURE.
min St.,Opposite R. R. Depot,
‘ SOUTH NORWALK. '
MauufsctOry and Wholesale Depot, Bridgeport
Con n. ~ 11 am
Tallest. Gentleman’s Restaulant.
on hanil.
‘ CAKE IIIIIAIEIIS IE EVERY IISGIIPIIII.
JORNAMENTINGdone very' neatly and at
short notice.
ICE" CREAM
made to order and furnished in good style fdr‘
Parties, &c. ' ‘
my OUR COUNTER 000$!
. ~ Pur'e Molasses Candy- Barley Cocosn’wapanese
gCocoanut; Everton Tslty Coeoanut; ream Bar;
lPssnut Bar: Ice Cream Candy; Chocolate, Vanilla
Isud Strawberry CsromelIs.
A large variety of choice goodsin our line eon-
Istsntly on hand.
Frank Mead & 00.,
No.3 Gazette nuiiunig', NorwIsIlk
Eivorwaik Steam Planing mil,
AND
DOOR MANUFACTORY.
~SASHES, Blinds, DoorstIDdow‘Fraines, Mould-
‘ .iugs, unfurnished on as reasonable terms and
'of as good material as can be found elsewhere. Also,
sPlsning. Sawing, Scroll-Sawing, Turning, &c., ac“
:on short notice and in the best manner. The public
patronage is earnestly solicited.
4 HENRY CHASMAR, Proprietor . .
. rar Rooms with light power to let.
. .
' SASH, BLIND AND
- HENRY ii. ‘WELL'MA‘N’SI
HEADQUARTERS .R
Sewing Machines,
mini, Wheeler a. Wilson, Wilcox a Gibbs, Howe
Grover «h Baker, and Wilson 845. I
~ I ALSO FOR_ '
Croquet, Base Balls. Bats 6r Games.
. I ALSO FOR
Stationery, Ladles’ Fancy Goods,
Portmonnies, Carved Watch
. Cases, Winds Cases..Floyvcr .
’ ‘Ynses, Albums, Are. A
H. H. WELLMAN’S .
HEADQUARTERS FOR - ,
Pictures, Picture, Frames, Buckets,
_ Wall Pockets, Book Bucks, with and
‘ without drawers, Dressing (la-emote.-
ALSO iron . .
Stereoscope Glasses and Views.
‘ ' Pocket Cutlery, Gold Pens, (be.
1-11.11 WELLMAN’S. ,
' EMPORIUM PCB'
Sheet Music, Musical Instruments,
Organs, Melodeons,_Guitars, Violins, Flutes,
German Accordeons, French Accor-
. eons, Harmonicas, &C.
WALL STREET, UNDER NORWALK HALL, '-
Slgn Golden BarpInnd Pen. 83
OB SALE.—-One share in the Norwalk Ceme-
' . . Itery Association. Apply at the (harm ofilce. ,
' - WHOLESALE ANDIBETAILo'
' there
l HOME-MADE PIES constantly ' .
- . purchasers, has been placed so low that it is within
ICE can”,
Water; Ices, Eton, Etc.,
Families, Parties, Festivals, Arc”
‘Furnfslic‘d at ShortNoticc. _
IMAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONN.
WELCII .& GRIFFITHS’
CLEBRATED
CinoIYLAii saws, ~, «
nAND saws, - i s A w 8
woon saws, -,
Cnoss-Cn-r saws, l 0‘ A“ WWW”
Are Inperlor to all others.
Every Saw Was-ranted
ca Conciliation Guaranteed.
”2%gfiesale by Hardware and Country Dealers.
'~ and the Manufacturers,
'WEL'CII— c- Guirrirns,
41 145 and 14'! Federal St., Boston. 8m
H0! FOR
I-'.ll.NASll&Bll0TllllllS.
ose'stock . ar est andb’est assorted their
Wu ' line, ofanyihigg in these parts, vls. :‘u1
CHOCKElll! cHlllll ll Ilill‘SS ! ! !
VOIOD, WILLOW, TIN AND ' .
EARTHEN .WARES ! .
‘ All kinds of _
Ki clien Furniture ' .
t ‘ Iron fl’ollow Ware.
A '- Plain, Enameled, Tinned. Galvanized and
' . Japannell
. Hillel‘s,RalEBS,Sllllll&Flllllalll.*
RUSSIA AND COMMON PIPE,
And a slit varietyof HAND LAMPS, and Burners
to suItEmy taste. Lanterns. Lantern and Lamp
Globes and Chimneys. Force and Suction
and Cucumber Wood Pumps. Lead and
, ‘ Wood Pi e, Sheet Lead, assCoeks
and Pllimbers’ Materials. Tile
Pipes for drains & cess pools.
» AGENTS FOR - ~
HABTFOBD EARTH CLOSET COn
. , —for— - ‘-
NOVELTY CLOTHES WBINGEB,
' . . _—for-—
ICE CREAM "FREEZER.
The best and only practical Freezer in market
- . —for—
INGEBSOLL’S WATER ELEVATOR.
‘ ALSO, AGENT FOR FAIRFIELD COUNTY
. for the
Ohio Iron Clad» Paint 00.
These Paints are warranted to be pure iron ore
crushed-and owdered by expensive stamping on
rollin mach ery. No heat or chemicals are used.
Ey destroying the cfilcac
paints will go farther, and just longer than any
other. Come and see them, and try hem, and we
will take our chances for menu. ' We have also a
great variety of oods; both fancy and staple.not
mentioned in th s advertisement. - . -
COME AND SEE US.
. Corner Main and Water Sta,
CITY OF SOUTH NORWALK. CON-N.
THE AMERICANWASHER l
'. PRICE $5.50.
The American Washer Saves Money,
’ Time, nnerrudger-y. .. . '
but Economy, Efilciency, and Clean Clothing, Sui-e.
In calling public attention to this little machine a
few of the invaluable qualities, (not possessed by
any other washing machine yet invented,) are here
enumerated. . ‘ g . . .
It is the smallest, m at compact, most pwtsble,
most simple in construction, most easily 0 erated.
A.child ten years old with a few hours’ pract ce, can
thoron hly comprehend and effectually use it. There
is no adjusting, no, screws to annoy, no delay adapt-
in¥ It is always ready for use‘l It is a perfect little
wo tier! It is a miniature giant, doin more work
and of a better quality. than the most e aborate and
costly. One half of the labor is mil saved by its
theold plan of the rub board. It will wash- the lar-
gest blanket. Three shirts at a time, washing the-
roughly! In a word. the ablution of any fabric. from
a Quilt to a Lace Curtain, or Cambric Handkerchief,
are equally within the capacity offthis LITTLE GEM i
It can be fastened to'any tub and taken ofi‘ at will.
No matter how deep rooted a prejudice may exist
gainst Washing Machines. the moment this little
aehlne is seen to perform its wonders all doubts of
its cleansing efllcacy and utility are banished, and
friends oftbe machine. .
We have testimonials without end, settin forthI
,lts numerous advantages over all'rothers, an from
hundreds who have thrown aside. the ungieldy, use-
. less machines. which have signally faile
pitch the object promised in prominent and loud
sounding advertisements. ' ' ' '
It is as perfect foawashing as a wringer for wrin -
ing. The price another. paramount inducement o
the reach of every lionsekeeper, and there is no arti-
cle 'of domestic economy that will repay «the small
investment so soon. .
$5.56.
All that Is asked for this GREAT LABOR SAVER
is a fair trial. We guarantee each machine to do
its work erfectlv.
. our AesN'rs FOB m UNITIrn STATns,
, ‘A. H. FRANCISCUS & 00..
513 Market I:.,Phllnd’n. Pa.
The largest and cheapest _WO0DEN WARE
HOUSE in the United States. '
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE. ll [10.
Are now ofi'ering at RETAIL the Largest and
Best Assorted Stock‘of
ENGLISH AND rnaNcn.
‘Dress GOOdS,
At the following Low'Prices;
FRENCH ALL-WOOL PLAIDS,
At 35 cents. . - . . . .former price, 50 cents.
At 60 cents. . ..iormer price, 75 cents.
At 65 cents. . . .former price, ascents.
At 75 cents. . . . . .former rice. 81.
FRENCH SATEENS. 'AL WOOL,
At 50 cents ................. . . .former price, 65 cents.
At 60 cents ............. r ...... fgrmer price, so cents.
. ..... former firlce 81-.
FBEN n- ALflwoor. s néns, .
At 50 cents. . ..... . . ........ former price, 75 cents.
At 60 cents. . ..... . . . .former price, 85 cents
At 75 cents; ................... formerprice, 81.
All the above in the NEW CLOTH SHADES.
ALL oruan Dares Goons Your.“ Gun.
Fancy Silks.
300 places at“ cents . . .reduced from 81.00
175 pieces at s. . ~ . .reduced from 81.86
200 pieces at 81.25 . . .reduced from $1.50
160 ieces at $1.50 ...... ... . .. ..... reduced from 82.00
R CH FAILLE AND ARMURE SILKS in all the
New Cloth Shadesfor Costumes. BLACK SILKS of
every grade at very low prices.
Shawls .
15,000 LONG WOOL SHAWLS 20p" cent. less
. 9. than Manufacturers’ rlces. ‘
BROOKE, LONG AND s UAR SHAWLS,
INDIA CAMELS’ HAIR S AWLS—the Largest and
Cheapest Stock to be found in the country. ‘
Velvets.
' BLACK AND COLORED TRIMMIN G VELVETS.
CLOAKIN G VELVETS, of the first quality.
Genuine Ears.
Fur Sleigh and Lap ' Robes,
Linens’of every description, White Goods, Laces and
Embroideries, Ho and Underwear L die
. set‘mfi’wmwbe ._ '5-
~ - Carpets. ‘ .-
iu‘oquette, Axinlnster. Wilton
Velvet, -Brpssels, ' ngralns,
Oil Cloths Rugs die.
Mats . ~
200 Pieces English Tapestry Carpets, at low prices
UIpholstery , Goods l
Plain, gored, and Striped Terrier,
Plain an Figured French Sstlns,
Tapestry Piano and Table Covers.
Swiss and Nottin ham Curtains,
A plique and Cu pure Drop Curtains,
indow Hollands Shades, Cornices, 82c.
firehssers visiting the city are cordiall invited.
to ve our stock a careful examination. w ieh will
I
at all times be found very attractive, “at the lowest
prices. ‘. ’ ‘ - ' - ' - .
' Broadway, Corner-219th Street,
. , New YORK. .
WEEKLY BULLETIN
NEW BOOKS
8 El L In E O K ’ S .
MOTHER oopsn SET TO MUSIC.
REAL FOLKS: - - ‘
A TALE or A NEST.
HOUSES NOT MADE wrrn HANDS.
A BORN ROMP.
MY WIFE d: I ; Mrs H. B. Stowe.
I CUES FROMIALL QUARTERS. ~
‘ IWAIS‘SHIE ENGAGED. ‘ ' -
EFFIE’S PRAYER.~
I MORTON HOUSE.
All new books received as soon as published.
BUTTER. BUTTER.
FROM seversl‘A No.1 Dairies at lowfi ures.
, ._4". . . o.&s.n..n_i.nns.
Chandeliers, Hall lamps, Bronzed. '
TlNGLEY’S . IN. IlflIIIIIIIAI.“ IEVILVIIII
oftbe paint. These. .
The Fatigue of Washing Day no longer Dreaded, ‘
use, and the clothes will last one-half onger than by
the doubter and detractor "at once become the fast‘
to 8000m- »
TE, DRAB,.'OR BROWN STONE-
Slabs. Tablets, Sin the," well as Mantles and
Furniture Slabs in general, at the - '
LOWEST POSSIBLE PM CBS.
cemetery Ponch'g, lron_IBallng, so,
furnished and put up _at short notice and on very
~ favorable terms. ‘ ‘
Representing“ establishment theoldest and best .
known of any in Weston Connecticut, the subscriber
feels that its reputation forurtistio excellence and.
honorable dealln is already too wellestabllshad to
need commendst on. Address E. B. PRICE Agent.
Mechanic St. , In the rear of the new Bank,Norwalk
. no axon La.
\
,llle Price Blllllllll: Slllt‘
IN NEW YORK.
WOOD CAB-PETING,
‘ Parquet or Inlaid Floors,
Portable Wain-coiling,
'For Hotels. Public Buildiu s, Billiard Roems,Sa-
locus. nails, Kitchens, Bath onis, Nurse-
ries, Laundries, Ofllces, Churches. School Rooms,
‘Danclng Academies, Ball Rooms, Libraries, Recep-
tion Parlors, ere. .
For elegance, economy and durability, it surpasses
ever otherflooseoverlug. Callsud see sIampllesIIst
48 BrendWay‘,NewYo_rk. 1.» Ir 18
__ BLINDS
ENAMELED, EMBOSSED,
, GROUNDAND ICU'I‘ GLASS.
Alarge and-well assorted stock of the above
goods constantly. on hand at ti lowest rates.
Order work promptly attended to. Builders and
owners will find it to their advantage to get our
estimate before purchasing. Special attention
given to BLACK WALNUT and other FIRST-CLASS,
work. ~
Estimates
. tion. I
WHITIOGK a. 00.,
954 and 256 Canal Street;
1in NEW YORK.
and Price Lists furnished on alfpllea
. Boya and. Girls
. S I.- E31: 8, _
At E. ILjLOOIiWOOD’s.
THE
. . ' ”I
NEW-FAMILY . -
Sewing Machine '
"I
o
. Manufactured by the
t
.lllllll SEWING linen". all,
iscalled the
It
And all who‘ have tried them pronounce
them rightly named. Please give them
.a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed,
or no sale.
E; H. PARKER, .
Weed, Sewing M (whine
Also, for
n. BUTTERICK it cos
. k I Celebrated H .
, Patterns 'of Garments
.. Iron
Ladies Misses, Boys and Little Children of
Both Sexes. '
Manufacturerpf
skin-IFS"
_. .- m ' . ,
. - ' . 0,
CORSETS.
AND DEALER IN
Dress Trimmings and Buttons ,
' Ladies’ Furnishing .GoOds,
LACES, Eimnomnnms, ac.
21 Man: Isis-eat.
‘ ELM CITY ‘DYE WORKS. .
T the earnest solicitation of maeiv of our patrons
in Norwalk we ave establishe an agency for
the reception of all inds of goods for cleansing or
dyeing. - " ,
We pride ourselves on all work
turned ‘ontpt our wot-Ire. ' ‘
MBBiNoss,ALPACAs SATINS mists,
SHAWLS, GLOVES, CRAPrls, etc.,
Dyed First-rate Colors.
a
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES WATERED.
CLEANSING and Doing Up Luce Cur-
tains to look as good asnew. ' - .
GRAPES Dressed as good as new. I
FEATHERS Dyed, Cleansed and Curled. .
And in fact all kinds of work that is done in any
first-class dyein establishment in the country.
Our work is a returned promptly and satisfaction
guaranteed. . Our agency is at
I ' MRS. J. A. JUDD’S,
Chlohiastér’s‘lilockpfidhth Norwsllr.
I
40
. «rum FAVORITE”.
GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT '
309 GRAND-ST. N. Y. CITY.-
- NO FANCY * PRICES .
SASH RIBBONS AT HALF LAST‘MONTH’S
PRICES. SILKS,_-SATINS, REPS. .
BLACK-AND COLORED SILK anvnTs AND
‘ VELVETEENS
s
— ‘1' .—
75, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 2,00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.00,'up.
IMANTILLA SILK anvsrs, as INCHES WIDE,
. . , . 5.50 Pas YARD. '
mums, nowxns, DRESS AND CLOAK
TBIMMINGS
LACES, NEEDLEIWORK. FANCY GOODS,
DOLLS, YANKEE NOTIONs.
conss'rs A SPECIALTY A'I‘
" ' ' “ct!" 95, 1.00, 1.60, 1.75, 2.00, up.
CHEAP nosiliav. UNDERVESTS AND
DRAWERS. ‘
KID GLO VES at 750.
The best Dollar Glove ln'thls City.
Every pair Warranted,
. y TWO BUTTONS 9%., 1.00, and 1.26.
atom ...... ,
. THOUSANDS or nATeAND BONNsTs -
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. KNITTED d5
WOVEN WORSTED GOODS; '
_ INFANT’S CLOAKS AND DRESSES.
. LADIES’ UNDERCLUI‘HING. -
III III IEPAIIIEII. ‘
COME AND SEE I
' Third Floor Exclusively Wholesale. ,
Fourth Flooi- Manufacturing.
__ EDWARD RIDLEYll SflN’S.
309, 311, 311%, Grand, 09, 64, 00, 08 and Ii0,
‘ ' - _, .7 f _ , . ‘ Corner Allen Street.
' ‘ ‘ ’ ‘Fltth Bleak East from the Bowery. -. 8m
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.
Tllllll [Elllallei Willllll Pail!
IDR. HASBROIJCK
FOR TWO'YEARS OPERATOR
At 00an Dental Association,
Has removed from Cooper Institute to 937 Broadway
cor. of nd.St., N. Y; ' ntire practice devoted to the
painless extraction of teeth. Reduction to persons
as limited meaug. ’ . ' 4H9
FJlEEMAN 3308B
, CLOTHING lllllilllllsn »
. j '
135 so no. FULTON ST.,' N. Y.
FREEMAN a noun open the Season ...... an im-
mense Stock in SUITS, OVERCOATS. comm-
pations and occasions. From the extensive range of
sizes little time is required to make sstisfscto se-
tions; or If preferred, any garment is ma e to
ensureat a fewhours’ notice.
. "" OVEBCOATS'cs, 3,12. .
. .OVERI, COATS $25, $30. -
. ‘ pvnncoaTs-ero, $50.
SUITS ’15! i. SUITS $30, SUITS 345.
SUITS 020, I—ISUITS sea, SUITS $50.
SUITS $25, I SUITS $40, . SUITS $60:
' BOYS’ SUITS $5, $8.
BOYS’ SUITS $10,615.
BOYS’ SUITS $20, $25.
‘ BDERS BY LETTER rom tlyfilled. FREE-
' MAN & BURR’ N W SYSTEM FOR
SELF- MEASURE—of which thousands
are avallln themselves—enables artles
in any pagl the countryto or or di-
rect fromth with thd‘ nty of re-
ceivin them‘o ER. CT TSattain-
able. g g . . ’
Price List and FashionSh’eet Sm Fan on ap-
plication. ‘ ' . .
~. . ‘7
. R. HIMACY *
Having been in the Ewan Market's during the
last six monuhs m up goods,I am now, and
shall be, openin the next three months new goods
of my own '19 dir (from '
LONDON 'PAms . -
' ’ minimise, v1 ‘
ENNA“
SWITZE LAND .c ITALY,
brl ht and fresh, Just what you want. The greatest
’Ivar ety of fine filmy articles,
, TOYS, DOLLs,aoiLs9 ARTICLES,
LACBs, EMBROIDERIES,
. Rlllllll, Till, . Fall, Flowers,
.MILLINEBY GOODS,
Hosiery, Underwear,
HOUSEKEEPING and fHOUSIFlIRNISBl‘NG
GOODS. ALL WARES, T 8
Ana, evorsshown in New York. .
at the very lowedpouibleprfm. .
“1"”, itil'llll' AIIEIIIIII Ill oasis:
R. H. MA CY,
14TH ST», do 6TH Ava, New -YORK.
m
'e are selling'them
lNlGKES’»
EC EC IC
: OIL .
is intended. for use ‘In ordinary kerosene lamps,
wherever good ht and pe‘ect securlt from acci-
dent are require It Is prepared care ly at the
HUDSON RIVEBQIL WORKS,
Q ,
ANDCANNO’I‘BEE ALEDFOB
Furnished in cans. cases and prime barrels. by
J. H. WICKES, .
. 120 Maiden Lane. N’o Y.
For sale by I. I, I. lglllllfl, insects for Non-
wALx. '. . - I . I 4H!
George Sloane
IS NOW OFFERING AT
xtrnordlna LowPi-Iccs,
Hat and Bonnets. Rich R bbons Velvets. Silks, Sat-
ins,:Flowers; Feathers *Fringes, ces. French Cor-V
sets. H Iry, Soaps, Perfumery, Small Wares, use. ‘
Bkonslw‘ny and 10th" St., N. .Y. ‘ 8mm
FROST. BLACK ll. 00.,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in, & Manufacturers of
FURNITURE
. ‘ or nvnaY VARIETY,
.ee BOWEBY near CANAL sun, N. Y.
Wealso furnish Steamboats, ‘Hotels, and Public
. Buildings at the Shortest Notice.
Allfioodslpnréhased, Of our House
. "GUARANTEED As REPRESENTED. sinIIo
_’
IIFIEI,*IIII‘I' IIII, “WWII.
Gun materials of everyIkind. Write for Price List,
to'Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh Pa.
Army Guns and Revolvers bought or tra ed for.
Agentswan . . . . 4t47
rail llpenlngl
Ribbbes, L I Small wires
Flowers, POPULKB ‘ Notions.
Feathers, New . Y‘n’k Toil’t Soaps
Lieu, - ' ~ A Perfume-Ll
Velvets, STORES, Satchels,
Silks, .I . Wallets,
- ‘. 6th Ave.,
Satins, Shirts,
/ ' '
. ' , ,Cor. 23d St.,
Neck Ties, . Collars,
.......,- ' 8th Ave.. C...
“W“- Bet. am case su. 3""
.Iloslery, ’ Scarfs,
THE
Corsets, .\ '7 . ‘ Towels,
Bowery, ~
Skirts," > I , ‘ Linings,
. _ \
Cor. Blocck'cr St.
Pads, . - . ‘- I Muslins,
Bustlcs, ALEX- LYLE. Manuals.“
" " AMONI‘H—Horse and carriage furnish-
5325 cd- expenses psiduampleIs/ree. H B.-
. . . If. .
5111 raucous,- 11a: , 3m.
ING of every description, for all ages and all oceu-'
Roms son sans-mum, Sample: of Goods, -
- im-
Purity, Brillancy, and Economy, ‘
Sand for Circular.
' ‘\
7 LADIES will findthemln endless variety for them. .
selves and chlldren,-from 2.50 for Misses, and $3
» forLadles. Although silo her houses have advanced
their ri'ces, We are really selling for less, and we
’ can a ord to do so. as we bought most of our stock
before the rlee. ALL GOODS MARKEDIN PLAIN“
FIGURES.
STRA W, VELVET, FELT-AND PLUSH
I E A '.'II." 8" ',.
VELVETSI AND, WE LVETEENS,
Black and Colored, at extremely low prices, .
Féallllll‘ all Till—ll Department
Funqrzvmztm. .‘
ruin GLOVES, .
Our two-button at 50 cents are good, but two-but-
ton at 81.25 have use ual. Onl try one pair, and
you will nevergo anyw ere else or gloves.
FINE FRENCH wovn censure LACE LINEN
DOLLARS, curs-s ANDsnnsvlls, JET AND
SHELL JEWELRY, etc., &C.,‘ an, .
. —-AT-
PETER STEWARIT’S,
. Ion-Bowen‘sN. Y.
smlrrs's‘rllllls AID assent sis.
hBlowotedk. I IAISOIIIZS
ave on an anove in he subs rl ti ll
which wfil sell at sight ingvery family. “CT 0 on no
PICTDRIIAL FAMILY, REGISTER
isthe only work extant which satisfies this want:
It is beautiful and striklnimombining‘an entirely
new and elegant Fm! y Photom 11 AI-
bum, with acom lete Fauna! HisLoaY. all ur-
ttculars free. Ad ress GEO. MACLEAN,SSC 00!
Street, Boston, Mahs, . ' \- ‘ 4t47
EHRICH’S
TEMPLE or ,rssrllon.
THE GREAT REM. {AGE DEPOT
-- OF NEW YORK CITY.
We import all our foal Guipure Laces directs,
and sell them at less than regular wholesale prices-
Elegant Patterns at 40, 58, 65, 85. and $1.00, al1
worth fuligm per cent. more. The egant Grecian
Pattern. fly 3 inches wide, at 81.22, worth 81.05.
The Favorite Spanish Pattern, full 4 inches wide, at
81.86, worth $2.40. Black Silk Gimps, Passmenterle
Trimmings. Fringes Loo s, Buttons, &C.,'in every
«style, at bargains, Best lack silk Crochet Buttons
at 25 cents per dozen, sold generally at 87 cents.
iyelvets and Velveteens.
e argest assortment in the cit at ricesbe-
yond com etition. Black Velveteen? at £0, 75 85,
$1.00. Go ored Volveteens at 76, 85,81,00. Black
Silk Velvets at 02.85, 82.50, 32.75, 83.00.0335, 88.50,.
.75, 84.00, 84.90 andmzo. Black Cloak Velvets at.
so, $7.50, andI$8.75, all‘worth 40 er cent. more.
Ba sins in Merino Underwear for adies gents and
cbll ren' Hosiery, Corsets, Gloves, Ma e-np Lace
Goods, Rid Gloves, .bc. Lsdies’ Merino Vests, high
neck and ion sleeves, at «5 worth $1.25, and all
othergrsdes n proportion.
Gloves, two-buttone and white-tucked, a $1.25,
sold on Broadway at 1.75, every pair guaranteed.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Bonnets and Hats, Feath-
erre. Flowers, Ribbons, etc., at our well-known low
p ces.
HOLIDAY GOODS AND Tor-'5'.
. e receiveour flno Inlaid workand Jewel Boxes,
W ting Desks, Toys, Cc.,'&c., direct from the Euro-
mu factories and sell the tineslust les at; less than,
If the Broadway prices. Finest osewood Desks,
Inlaid Silver Plateand Edge, at 84.00 regular price,
88. Elegant Writing Desks, Solid Black Walnut,
o
.l
styles, roni 5c. each to 31.60 worth full d bl .
Orders by mail faithfully attended to. y on e
Ehri'ch’s Temple of Fashion,
‘ ' 287 EIGHTH AVENUE,
_48 Near Twenty-fourth street, New York.
DYSPEPSlAg‘-
c/\\ Arie
This cel mated Pill is an In! lllble cure for all
.cases of Dyspe sla no matter of ow lo'n standing
orobstinsc ., cad certificate of O. S.’ Ba dwln, the
celebrated ew York Clothier.
> an Yon,‘cor, Canal & B’wgy Au . 14, 1871.
T. M. Sam. M. D.: Your D SPE SIA PILLS
were first mentioned to me two years a o byafriend
of mine who had been entire] «cure by them ten
years previous. 1 found immed te relief from their
use, and unhesltatingl commend them to-others
who are afllicted:wlth ndigestion. In several in-
stances] have referred others to your specific. and
all have expressed their entire satisfaction. I'take
great pleasure in giving you this (eergifieztleb
PRINCIPAL WHOLESALE DEPOT: ' ‘-
437 Canal Street. New York.‘
. For sale by the well-known houses of JOHN F.
HENRY. F. . WELLS .9 00. CHARLES N. CRIT-
TENDEN JOSEPH A. MORGAN, and RETAILED
BY ALL Dauoeisrs. Price, 81.00 per box. 48
HORSE BLANKETS,
1.!
.RIO bee, H arazess, «be.
The largest variety of Harness. Blankets, Robes &c,.
. of all grades, of any. house in N. York,(no exceptions)
Single Humans, S 8 to 81 50 per set.
Double “ _2IOI to . 500 “
c. .M. 'lllosrmll a 330.,
*Warerooms, 114 Chambers Street
Redwoteon of Prwes
, T0 CONFORM TO‘ ' »
REDUCTION OF DUTIES.
Great Saving to Consumers Is! Getting
. Up Clubs. .
B‘Send for our New Price List and a club form
will accompan it, containing full directions—mak-
ing a large sav rig to consumers and remuneriltiveto
club organizers. -
TllE slim Amrnlcin m 00.,
31 do 33 Vose Street,
P. 0. Box 5643 . ‘ ‘ ow York. -_ 4019
J U Ell-BE Hi.”
IT IS' NOT A PHYSIC—It is NOT what is popu-
larly called a BITTERS, nor is it inte ed as such;
it is a South Ameri ant that has en used for
manyvyears by the 1 faculty. of those countries
with wonderful efil as a powerful alterative and
unequaled purifier of t e blood, and is \a sure and
perfect remedy for all diseases of the
Liver and Spleen, Enlar- onsent or Ob-
atrnctlonmrlnteatmes rlnary, Ute-
rine, or A Ddomlnnl 0 In, Poverty
or a Want of Blood, nsormfttent
or Remittent Revers, Inflamma-
tion of‘ the. Liver, Dropsmslu
glsh Circulation ofthe oo ,
Abacossea,’l‘u aJnnndloe,
Seroflsln, Dya psln, Agile
and Fever or their .
(oneomflanta.
lll.iWells’ Extract 'of .lulllllella,
is ofl‘ered to the public as a great invigorator and
remedy for pll impurities of the blood, or for or anic
weakness with t elr attendant evils. For the are-
going complaints
Ill. WELLS' Ell'lAllI 0! 1000““
is confidently recommended to ever family as a
gousehold remedy, and should be free y taken in all
erangcments of the system, it gives health,vlgor
and tone toIall the 'vital forces, and animates and
fortides all weak and gm hatlc temperaments.
‘ JOHN Q. KELLOG ,~ latt Street, New York.
‘ Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollarper bottle. Send for circular. 49
BUY thna.
llllll‘l—Tlli ll . lllllll
f0]?—
ii. is. HEllllN lililllK,
[Successors TO GI. & S. HEYMANJ
l
a.
Who in consequence of the eliormlty of their sales.
complete and faultlessfacilities for production, are
leot agafili‘ssidmblyvan house 'in tl‘iseficleuntrty. We
ave rom c parI es can
make eelgcaonl. 9" “III: SIDE! 0‘
.. 7. FURNITURE AND BEDDING,
PARLOR LIBRARY, DINING noon & omen
FURNITUR BEDDING, FEATHERS,
- COMFO TERS. BLANKETS,
N snssTs a: PILLOW
.
Examine our Stuck before purchasing elsewhere.
888. ch. 890,.
Hudson Street, corner of Honours,
276, 278, 230. 282 HOUSTON cor. HUDSON,
Main Entrance-to the Warerooms Hudson St., cor. .
of Houston. Up-towu store. 555 Sixth. Ave.. cor. of
sad St. Factories and Finishln rooms, 370; 378, 380
Hudson St., N', Y. Goods at W olesale or retail in
either Furniture or Bedding Departments.
G. v s. HBYMAN s. M CK,
Swfl‘ -- ' .-.-‘ N W'Yomr.
WELLS’ GARBOLIG TABLETS,
I Fllll caucus, “[08 All IIIIARSEIESS.
These Tablets present the Acid in Combination
With other eflcient remedies, ina po nlar form, for
the cure of all THROAT and L NG diseases.
Hoarseness and Ulceration of the Throat are im-
mediately relieved, and statements are constantly
being sent to the proprietor of relief in cases of
o
Throat difficulties ears’ standing. .
Don't e deceived bvaorthless lml-
tations. Get only ells” Carbollc
'lablets. rice 25 cents per box.
JOHN (i KEL-
LOGG, 18 Platt St., N. Y., Sole Agents tel t e U. S.
CARPET STORE
J. musnrm as CO., .
14 FOURTH AVENUE, N. Y. Opposite 7 th St.
Have on hands firstpclass assortment of Carpets,
Oil Cloths, m, which they are selling at very low
prices. Givoth em a trial and save 20 per cent.
N. B.—The 4th Avenge calm pass the.door..
m
THE, one-flew
\
J. G. FISHER.
THEA-NEGTAB
l ' "ll! 01“" EA
. yTthIhe'IGreen Tea Flavor. Thir-
ranted to suit all tastes. For sale
I everywhere is. our “. trade-mark”
pound and half pound packages
only. And for sale wholesale onl
:.by the GREAT ATLANTIC
. PACIFIC TEA-00.,8 Church St.
. ‘ N. Y, P. 0. Box 5500. Semi for
flea-Nectar ctrwlar. ,
c.
The Genuine Lu in Kid ~
00.
Gilt Edge and Lock, at 81.00, worth 8100. Toys. all '
' into the basement, top down.
t e
GREAT-VARI'ETY.'
‘ THOS. FERRIS. ~
Mechanics’ Tools,
Doors, Window Sash
and Burma,
‘Palints, Oils, Window Glass, to,
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Tho-subscriber has now In Store and is constantly
receiving direct from the manufacturers a full assort-
ment of Goods of the above denomination suited to
this market, which will be sold either wholesale or re-
tail at lowest New York prices. .
LOOKS, dead. rim. and mortise, of ilrklnds.
LATCHES, rim. mortise. all kinds
KNOBS,‘Sllver Plated. Porcelain, and Mineral.
NAILS, cut, pressed, wrought anifiiorsc‘. -
CUTLER Y. Table and Pocket, a large assortment.
GUNS, Music and Single barrels.
PISTO'LS, Revolvers and single burials.
IRON and STEELJuil assortment of sizes and kinds.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS. Axles, bolts, clips, the.
AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS. full assortment.
PAIN Ts‘anu OILS. or the best manufiictures.
IRON AND STEEL, full assortment round, half
round, sanIare flat and oval; CAST STEEL AND
STEEL aE’. .
Horse Shoes and Nails, Carriage Springs, Axles
and Bolts, Mallesble Iron iles, Leather
Belting, Rivets, Lace Leather. Machinery
Oils ;. Mill, Circular, and other Saws;
Mechanics’ Tools,a full assortment.
MOWING MACHINES, LAWN MOWERS;
WHEEL RAKES, FLOWS,
CORN SHELLE , -
SHOVELS, SPADE? SCOOPS,
I,(IBIIUIRDICK’S HAY AND STALK CUTTER, the
s nuse. ‘
DOORS, WINDOW SASH AND BLINDS, of the
very best guality, constantly on hand. Purchasers
ar’e invite to ermine them. . l
SASH WEIGHTS, roovede e, the best in market
French Plate and indow lass,'all sizes.
-Pure‘Whlte Lead together with a full assortment
ofPure Paints and Oils, S erm,Neat’s Foot, and
Machine Oils, Turpentine, atnish, Arc. .
. Win. C. STREET.
_1 Norwalk,‘May 22. 1871. ' I
‘ $125 A WEEK {Best Cheap Shuttle Sewleuf
Machine in the world. ' . nts Want .
, ,J. S. HAYES, Guns-r FALLS, N.’I . ,\ 4t'50
'lllllilllllli EMPLllillElll.
21
World Renowned "D I.“
jfilllli, at a" liberal salary or on
one and-'Wagon given to Agents.
omm as on.
DEESON a (70., eneral Agents Oman, 0
& Sr. Lours,‘Mo. . . 4
H10
ml
, IMPORTANT T0 AonN'rs AND ,
: MEN WANTING. BUSINESS
Just Published to: en, la our... England seam,
(911le Scale), - Color
Best ver
with our
lar. and secure firritory it
Publisher, Concord, N. H.
, A NATIONAL.
SAVING
Charfercd by the 1711M S
135 BLEECKER STREET, NEW YORK.
Deposits paid on DEMAND, with interest due.
of the city, if desired. Send for Circular.
JOHN 'J. ZUILLE, Cashier. -
AMERICAN
I IIILHIRDTIBLE l l
I Strict] first-class tables,
tion be‘ .8165 to‘ 8240,.inc
markers, etc., etc.
3m-50
41:47 '
American and Foreign Patents
Procured, having stron est po i is (valid) claimn
Pamphlet givin full in ormatio about all patents,
etc. sent free. . E. SIMONDS, 846 Main St., Ham
fOrd, Conn. ' - - 4 w
, ITHE HOME BIBLE.
Now complete. Over 300 Illustrations. Historical
descriptive; Explanatory. A Librar ofBiblical In-
formation In English and German. ~ onnd Csnvassa
ing Books. Free to Book A ts.
Kin , Publisher, Thompsonvfiz, Conn. (New Eng-
. u once forZell’s Popular. cyclopedia.and Hand
Atlgsof the World.~ . . 4 w
_.___..___________._—.
-WATCH FREE to Agents to introducearticle that.
- sell in every house. LA-i-rA & Cb. ,Plttsburgh,
, ’ ' w
' Steami‘soie l l l
. ,t ' , . A AIN , . . .
. ' -- .Bi‘naumI ONgIt Y., Oct. “11,1871
AM. STEAMISAFECO" , r
Con A: Luann, Managers, 809 Broadwa ,N. Y.
‘ :—'“The Binghamton Planing ill and
' Sash and Blind Factory}! to ethei'with several oth-
er large buildings were total y destroyed by fire last
ni ht. The Steam Safe (size. No.7) made by flu,
angd urchascd one year ago from Messrs Paige L
Clia e. Agents, in this city. was in the Plainlng illi
and went through-the severest art of the fire; it fel
f h d Io-daty itgvas cooler;
11‘ with water rum ‘ y rant. an w on o no
The contephts we're found to be in perfect eon tion.
~ at even. eyarn
Ed. Our confidence .in the Steam Safe,I(and hun-
dreds of other citizens whoIsaw it at area heat and
were present at the opening). is ”period after this
37 John Street, New York.
n as I rebuild. - . ,
300Very truly yours. (Signed), » A3. HARDING,
LatePropriem Canal St. Planinggllill, Binghamton.
: All styles of Mercantiled house safes
ON HAND AND MADE'TO onnnn.
BANK sans, cOmblning sll'recent Improve-
ments; Vault Work and best Bank Locks. Sans
ExouAINCm). I Call or send for Circulars. '
I AM. STEAM SAFE 00.,
cows; LAMBERT. MANAGIIS. . .
-47 . 300 Broadway, New York.
Solitaire-main
This one hell located in
the sleeping room, Irinns
. upon the. opening of caéli
Window and door of the
. . house. ' ' I III
is ”...“. TEST: TrialliIie‘asslire‘d
nee everyone th
Wichnm'il
‘ against burglars, and that there is really a relief
from this uncertainty‘bboutrobbe ,jmurder, .bc.
. The testimony of hundreds sent free- y applying at
’ the ofilce who are u this protection, and nine
years’ «perform wit a failure proves that not a
house. bank or stoizebas been robbed or a safe bloc-u
during the M9 your that this pfloctlng, i1?-
p led to thd'premises'. won d not have , saved. 0
ask oflcer or watchman should sleep with the keys
of the bank under his pillow, or in his house, wl -
out some means to a‘waken-hiin upon the approach
of robbers... Life has no value fifths burglar is al-
lowed an damage. ' ' j» ‘
3m-47 I, E. H LMIES, 7 Murray St. New York.
t - d' "for ' C‘ that
lidtliis‘iwwi. _ ;;,,...?._“..! L. WNW...
HIS IS NO HUMBUG l ‘I ‘
' - . By sending 35 CENTS withage, .
height. col r. of eyes and hair yoquill receive, by re-
turn mail‘, 3 correct icture of your future husband or
wife with name an date of marri . Address W.
Poi, P. 0. Drawer No. 24. Pinon I le, N.- Y.
“48
Gen-
«mm
or
«:2... sum
and‘ Dealer. In
igllll—llrillll’srllPJl-l
DB. BERKS, 107 Fourth Ave. N. Y., has a painters
confer Drunkness or Opium Eating. 10 years expe-.
rience. Thousands saved. Send stamp for evidence.\
GRAND. llllKi ALEXIS
,WHITNE Y’S. ._
' HIS PH0I003IAPllilS.EIPEGIEDIEIIIS DAY.
. Those who wish to see the handsome man of the
gc,,will be able toIdo so by calling at. the
WHITNEY G‘X'LLERY. ?
. GAZETTE BUILDING.
We desire to engage afew mere,’ ' his?“ can't]?
Full Particu-
lars furnished on ‘a plication. Address W. A. HEN.
W . . ed in Ibmln'pa.
ubllshed. Will outsell all other Maps. and
. S. and World Ma 815 to 8200. per month
cleared with a certainty. Sen for Morlptive Circu-
f om. . _ D. L. Gmssegé
. ' I.
S'BIIIANK.
Interest paid byehecktto depositors residing out
SAM L. HARRIS, Manager.
- “‘50
patent composi-
udingrballs, cues,
4- 500 BBOIUWIIIEINIEIV‘TSRK.
The Royal Backgammon Board of India. The most
Address . Horace .
ish insidethebook-ica’se .Was injur- -
severe test. I shall want another Steam Safe as .
.W.Jennin s’News Depot, willbo roni tl att‘ "
t9. Dogfisgge taken to and from athhe gfl’llll :1de
LLN. ., and D.&N. B. R., and the Sammy,
He is also prepared to do all kinds ofLight and‘Heavy
Trucking; having secured a firstclsso springtruck,
:21] atIttend 'l‘oh all otrders for‘rte‘inovlli’il fiumtture Pi.
os, e. spa ronageo e u c respectful ll
solicited, mm - 1’ DAVID mums. ’
DAR-Y LINE.
THE-FREIGHT PROPELLERS,
(
will runone from each and of the .'
in , stopping at South N orwslk ”regency :21 i3;
gglght. Produce sold without-charge for commisd
. FREIGHT AT OLD PAC§ET RATES.
cm or llllllVIl'Alllka'PJ. snail, '
old store) where ey'hsveIa very large assortment 0
* V I I I I ‘ I ‘I - I I I
- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I C H ‘DOUG-L ASS Union Marble Works, ~1mw' ”mama, l. . :2; . Ti H "IRDW Q’RE -. CONVEYANCES. sanoosm I
0131031 mite '5!I‘Elil‘h.7.‘§f¥:.l‘d§§ti°i° This: ' '- ' ' -' ' . ..., i°“wi‘"°°”'.. ...... “ - ’- " ‘ ' = » - - " . A‘ ' -- 9 ' V ‘ "WW-"mm
;. v" -, - . 5 ' . - Thesu IcI er, Iasma earraugemens yw c e L ‘ ' _ , I ' - . = ~ - . .. , , ‘ .
v_ 4' - x -.%’s1’é___.f'scrsschist-grams rill: some"... £001.35: ens-amt... HILLINERY; 3600118 .. m nowusy, N. y, . _ .11!th AN], STEEL, . Gnngmggmnss. . . ., . . . ,
I Tnegaay,Deoember12,-1871. CHICAGO :1": DESTRUCTION, . - . . . _ giggfiglalgfofland. nets alsoprepsred totlirniIsli -. 1": - . I _I . I . . t ., _ . V‘nallllfllctlffl'C-PS’ Supplies. Tnnfigégfikfienflgeegcggdthecanal:- E. QIUINTABD’SSONI,
" ‘ - WWW .. ...... .. Chow" Confectionery’ “causammm "mm ‘ ’ 133?le & Son’s . ., ._ . . . ......“u... mom... 33?;2'3.......°«.’Tsilimbi‘li‘o'l‘égffli'hit scrum-streamsmm
. Fuinlsuro of 'OITOI'IIIIdIeoeflpIIon,
Aim-mum prices.
Danni's-Amino, ’13.
I ' tnallitsbraneho's; -.
FURNITURE: Pun mm], B:
“Film Warehouse,
Nfifiuppernddltiinsa
.h“ 'I . . .
anaemic...
CsrdTab “macros"
W F II. x ,. filfiIChamudBOckJI
y _. 'M_ It. Ira-0.,
an everythingoisc In'tlie' minimum '
. can. negating pro-impose by expenseigfifig:
unnnnranrn‘o,
A large snort-lo“ of Coins, of the best terms.
Swill. Swami. lull-Iii5 a: ' ""1
Illhed choaporthal can be obtatnodgloewhsre.“ m-
t_ coach body’Hoarss, drawn by
H'All rsons are forbid trusting any of the on-
ployees o either of the above boats on account of
the owners thereof. ' II
I
. .7
NOBWALK nonan BAILBOAD.
1871., Cosirrivonca Ara". 13m. 1871.
Leave Not-walk. So. Nowell.
019 " N.Y.&N.ll. ' “
I 24 “ New YorkEx. :1; “
s 03 ‘-' No Train. g 23 u
s 38 “. New Haven. ‘. o 08 “
9 03 u . New Yotk. 9 a u
9 22 “ New Haven Ex. 9 45 "
10 05 ' ‘ N0 TI‘IID. 10 u u
10 46 " New York Ex. 11 08 u
11 30 “ NOTl’Iln, 11 5g _u
12 14 P.M. No Train. . 12 35 p n
19 50 “ .Y. Accom. 1 go it
1 10 “ New Havel. 1 39 H
1 39 “ New Haven Ex. 2 as U
B 02 “ NoTraln. ass H
a as .“ Norms. 3 o» ..
a 00 ” NewYorkllx. s 84 fl
3 24 " New York. a 50 u
3.50 t" NoTrain d 21 “
a 11 “ New Haven Ex. ' 4 80 “
44¢ ”.NoTraln. cos n
5 is M New York Ex. 5 46 u
use U New Hiven. - s 50 H
546 H N.Y.&N.H. are u
a 20 " NoTrain. a 48 H
a as H No.'1'rain. ‘- 1.15 n
f 7 15 _“ New Haven. 7 40 H
7 40 “ No Train. . s as u
sot! “ No Train. 9' 8 88 “
a 33' “ No'l'raln. ’s as u
s 65 “ No Train. _9 15 u
915 “ N.Y.&N.H.Ex. see u
. a so H No Train. 10 on H
II 10 “ Saturday onl . ‘ 10.30 ..
EDTVIN LOCKWOOD, Pres.
AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing October 10th, 187?.
DAILY nuns;
. Leave Doom for South Namath
.GBOa.m.: 121m; 4 351mm; Freighuts.“ p. m
- Lem NM Bridgafor South Nor-wall,
AH 82 s.m.;1'00, 5 Shanda as p. in.
Leave Renault Brim for Daubury andnu other
' - ' stdttom- ' ‘
/
ressTrain for Daub , Bethel, Red
trains and to the
' . JOHN W. BACON, Snp’t.
N. Y. a; my. BAILBOAD. _ ‘I
9. "'NGE . T.
, , Coniineucing May 820. 1871. ..
Trains leave Passenger Station at Norwalk asfollows
' . For NowI'l'ork,
At 8.47 A. M., Boston Express. ‘
- 0.00 “ stopping at all stations.
6” u u u is
At 86:3:"A1‘MAI stopping stuallatatIi‘ons.
fascinating and excitin e ever published‘In this - 9.44 “ Boston Express.
country. Popular ed on 81.00, Medium 38.00. 1.31 P. 111., stop at allstations.
Fine-88.00. . . - . ' 1.59 ~ “' Bangui ress.
_ Also Bureaus, Zoo Lo and-Kings and~CAvALrns 4-83 " -
for sale by the trade generally. 15! “ stopping st'all station.
. , GAMES A SPECIALTY. £14 3 ' ,‘,‘ ,‘f :1
In. a. IELCHOW, 109-9 Palm-lens 9249 -- Boston irxpr'eu.
. Trains leave New Haven for Norwalk. at 0.40.0; »
6.30, 8.10, 0.45 (E13 A. M.; 19 I; 1.15, (13") d.
(yon-00.3.39 (Ex.,) Pall. - .. .
and Ho I
Supt’s Office. 40: Ave. and 37th St., New York.
Ass’t SuptI’s once, Station House, New Haven.
. -.- . JAMESH. HOY'LSup’L
YORK m GLASGOW
I
gore. Theateamera. of th hiorlte‘line‘ara built
efprgssiyififo‘r TthIo:_1 tag all 1:5 Page
a u ave re e In 0
provemll’mts calfilat'ggetli insure the safety, comfbrt
and convenience of passengers.
W in Gnu-magi
TO GLASGO . LIV I L and L‘OND'O BERRY
Flue Cann- 5 and IVE-according to location
. ,h
Wu 5130. Securing
[named ..... ................. z.
. Parties sending for their Iruds theOld.Coun-
try ~°“,f,"’°h”° tick ae- ndueedrstes. ~ For tar-
ther-pa’ colors. Only to HENDERSON BROTH-
ERSJ Bowling Green, N. _ .. .
uo'ns'fu -'-js;ii‘-;oni.Ne. '
& aI'seIdthe oodeill,
tool acqofthenorse IIooingBIsta lialimIest
of James .She'ldll, film of. the Horse Railway
Depot‘ltnsflnllrprsnnr .nllsllorsersfor
-' SHOEING A-HOBSESI
intbe bestm'anner‘. All dimenofthelut Wood
a can "undated. ‘ By constant attention to business
and. faithful and careful execution ofhis work, he
hopes to gain the public confidence and receive
liberal patronage. ~ JOHN BARN
~ Norwalk, June,1809. '
nu subsci'iber.
iiilitull e ll Nirr
Sells Fine-Family Groceries at the Lowest
. ICash Prices
; “Alfred; Knapp
A ‘Sells IExtra OOlong Tea for 90 cents.
Alfred ‘Knapp‘ ; f
'Sells Extra Japanese Tea for ".99;
' Alfred Knapp
Sells English Pickles, Sauces, Jellies, and
' Sardines
' AliredflKnapp _ f.
Sells Children’s Carriages and Croquet Sets.
Z ' Alfred ‘~'Knap‘p
Alfred Knapp '
Sells House Furnishing Goods, Wood and
Willow .W are, Brooms, B'rushes, Rugs
" and Mats.
‘ Alfred Knapp. ,
Sells the best goods, andliias the neatest
Store in the City-
I Washington Street,
souTnI NORWAEE‘
HR
50.-
fi.
shipping Tan-9t. ;
1 ALL srzss. I .
nuilv'rn’n on PLAIN.
' a. the 100 or 1000 at this on...
SLEIGH WANTED
ANTED, A cheap, second hand, one horse
, sleigh. It must be light. but with a second seat
to take out, and in good order. Apply at G
‘ \
. n
OFFICE.
I'd.
' 'iorsueosglveninallpartsof. e
DANDUDY a NOBWALK‘ n. n,
A: one a. us: a on». In. Freight train it 1115 an.
Exp . (lingual
,sanford’s, leaves Norwalk. ridge at o I! . m. and
”legal” ofadvertisementatthe Station House-
" _ ANCHOR LINB‘sTlasnina . '
SAD. xvnr Wxnusnn Ann Samar, so no ml
Calling sinusoidal-mo line mails and passen-
m l a
Sells Crockery; Cutlery, ‘aua Glass Ware 3
airmail-"‘of... i _-‘
a El. .. LEWIS gflnL‘Dnun. "
Smolensk-
A new and slogan
twohmJubm' m . .
. - sum RAYMOND.
SIMPHGITIII: topsoil!
The . Norwdlk._ Engine.
THE MOST SIMPLE, PERFECT
AND CHEAPEST ENGINE - .
IN THE MARKET.
Twenty per unhadded, to the elective ' 'oI
efiefiwmrcimm $st
at, twol df '
Engines aiwsys'on mu "u’lomfifiailfii‘.
Ill!" Aflllll IAIAIII film IIIAI "In
Address your“: sn'onlwi'n'la,
in: - . scorn NORWALK’. “or.
ISAAC on’ on on ,i In,
AN‘UFACTQEER of Church’- Stoam Puss
M Church’s. taut Lubricator,-ali kinds of
Machinery, and-lfght articles on contract. Agent for
Vandewater’s I , I;Jonval ‘Turblanater
Wheels. Boiler Inspector for the Fourth:
slouleistriet of the Itsteof Connecticut.’ M ins
Shoplnstbaek oftbe-Horse BailwsyBuildlngs. 11
District 17’ ~mm confines: rim
STA s 0%” snuaar, JUNIOI, lilo of
Norwalhinsalddlstrlet. ’ . '
acclaim Probate
533.3... an] m in ocean” props
I 0 cc: 0 resent ei'r ' -
ly attested #um'iofi time, will bought-‘39.! a r:-
covery. All persons indebted tossid estate are ro-
questedtomakcimmedia’ng 'entto'
me SAMUEL LYNBs, ' “finish"!!-
Diumfo] W m Cour In. .
ESTATB‘of THEODORE SMITH iii. «1:63:11:
. in sald‘distriet‘ileeeased. - : -- '
' The Court cf. Pro tofor the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the «lite
hereofJor the creditors ofsaid'estats to exhibit their
theirlaeeounts, ro attestedwith saldtixi will
fitdegarred a rgettifgrrtly’. A.llkpe,rsona indobtedtguld
a arerequea om cum epcymutto
ems ' AGNES] ' “121$.t lxeeutrix.
of Non-u Prom Court, Nos, 181].
Accommodation Train for Ridgefleldau intern - flay .
diate stations in so p. m. . " 01:33.0; i?“ . #1“in I. We 0 1'"
. 1 - —" « Th Courtof Probat’ofOsJ' ' Milnef’Norwalk
313933135” BRANCH B: B hath Ilmited and allowed six ma. non tho mi
Trains on .Rld eld Branch .run from the up hereof, for “'0 ereditoraofaaidlstste ‘
owntraius. ’ . «settlement. Those who
. . eetto
their new ta,‘propcrly attested. thin lard-o.
. will be debarred oneov ’
A law
”5” man?
said Estate are rsqueate
ment to SELLECE Y. 81'. JOHN,
81'48 ‘ I _ - , Executor.
Fri-on i "is
ART o- -- ‘ ERY,
,. . - \ 7.45. “ ‘Iéogll‘fo ress,stoppiugatDsrien'sudI- I- II I
- T’ 6’ mum” ~ . 12-3: :2 "Wm‘t'mwm ‘ . ”fl inn-u. or. >
D E -S- K. S $22251,“ 33:32 "§.';:°""‘ on rs‘yiu'rsss'Ir‘A’ii'Ilsis‘sisriu m
. .7 ‘, . . :1 sp a s our. ‘ -,,. _
OFFICE AND LIBRAB Y FURNITURE , , it; .. {graigmm -, mwmeamnmrdmmrmm
_ I _ . . 3,: Bos “in”... I 1: America, and lovers ofArt wlnmmoir taste
NOI 103 FULTON STI NEW YORK- ' - ‘ ‘I and lid awortbycharltybyvisltlng me an".
.' nil; giléndggfilfi' 0P _ 3m.“ New York for Norwnlk, - I . ' * »' ’ 3~
3 . At'I-00,8.00 , 9.00 I . I: "I:., . 5 ‘I '
III! E ." (Ex.,)8.45,(4¥0(Loca) iégahawltg((h.)gg - In. a; _, m " -
PARC'HEESI‘ ... ...... mm- .' -
Building-Sand.
, _ .‘ m, . .. .
.. ’ 7'90 LOADS 9E
Fine Building Stone.
Apply to one. A.‘n.».vomv., -.
‘ mammal.
lTI'EllTIIllll is min -
’.|'0 OITB LARGE erocx 01'
ll
.
stimulus-l l
AND WE SUBMITI_ I *
. ~ , THE FOLLOWING REASONS
War-rm SHOULD BE
Fertiliser ire. MW ,01'llEll
AURIL'AN WATCHES.
1N THE FIRST PLACE, Tun
AN. ID m3. 4 IOURJOLD “1E
EXPERIENCEOFANY ‘
'OTHERSJ‘INGAGE IN '
UNITED STATES
IN~THE SECOND PLACE, THE.
lililllll’llll‘jlllll the William.
IS FAR MORETPERFECT ‘
AND VABIBD, ANDSAS A.
RESULT THE WATCHES
I . . ARE or FAR manna
GRADE, AND or‘anATnR ; -
VARIETY. ANDARB PLACED . '
is THE MARKET AT anon
lulu rmcumml ruins;
QUALITY AND V
1
FULLY CONSIDERED
IN Tun Tenth. PLACE, Tun
. walrus“: WATCH ‘
7 :is Now A: STAPLE ”ARTICLE
ITS REPUTA'HON FULLY
ESTABLISHED, AND AS
. :A-‘CIONIEQUENCE':
a
~ It ls sotrfljfiitrsorlr
. . ANY- - BS .: . , .
- -‘ . . ‘IIN'ITHE MARKET.
I 55.... ”Trillion 1.: y.
' ‘ .;.’Sefé;nré§ir£rino.. _
‘ Pit “at“. xiii.hc°aiffiuo‘?tff::.
“’k'fi'm'” ““7"” ”E“ mvm ,‘Drugg'Ihi.
Hart Br . easingxréSalebh
, . ..na’znm' £33m": "
'III’I, Tfig’iflm magnets-Egg.
menu’s?” to
naovlgtssoegnét. fl ,0“. a
m c; ‘ lino
favor-him with their. p ‘ iconoclast.
flatbed
multit- :3
Brushing y- , , » _
h Agfi'flc Mm forlsdiea witha sopar‘ stc entries
as
can fitted up where special care will-b. sinus
’cuttiu and drsuiu Ladles'jnd Childreu’ikair,sto.
iItb EL‘PAK has taken tho, saloon In
D We Block,- South .' Nor-walk. PM." hull. be
.pl'oaped to‘iaoat' all who If!
fis'WsmoP-viiessr Bitters; ,
Not an Alcoholle‘Bcvm}: Try. lien and“ con
vincedofitsbcudclale‘ I.‘ 'Poraale by .
. . ., . = E. P. warn.
. rel-Sale.” , ,
- soon FAMILY noxious“ a Two-seated
’ LIGHT WAGONJI'OO‘ order. lucuitoattls
Gums 0mm; . _~ - '
30 Watert,
liEllElll’lfillellllllSIiallllfllIBBEll,-.
a
' *cla'imstrsetItIle‘ment. Thosewhongleet’topre‘sant ‘
‘ 5
William company: is tllelllllest.
THE BUSINESS IN THE '
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