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restored. A curoners jury was summoned.
Mr. Hendrick had arrived at the ageof 80
years, was a son of Aunt Lucy who lived on
the “Marsh, " and brother to' Almira whose-
dcath was chronicled In these columns some
trmc ,s1nce Lewis f5llowed the busrness of
fisherman, and was known as an innocent
and well meaning person.

Amusements.
The Villa &. Miner Comic Opera and
Comedy troupe, which has been playing all
around us, in large places,apparently,giving
the best cf satisfaction, is finally billed for
three nights at our Opera House. The State
papers speak in high‘terms of their perform-

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I On Thursday evening of next week, 428th
inst., at the Opera House, the well~known
actor, Frank Mayo, is to appear in thechar-

 

 

actor of “Badger” as, recently-performed by
him in the Grand Opera House, New-York
in the sensational play of “The Streets of .
New York” which has been so popular in
the metropolis. He comes here finder the

 

 

 

' Ill-very time you want to buy,
H-now that LOCKWOOD'S STORE is nigh
L-et your neighbors all be told
O-f the bargains by him sold.
C-hlna, Earthen ware and Glass, -

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hats, caps, canes 8. Umbrellas,
English Dress,
Duke Alexis,
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STOOLS. LADIES’ CUTTING—CUT BOARDS,
BOOK SAFES BRACKETS, WABDBUBE RACKS.
BUTTER PA’l‘S. SPADES AND FORKS. TOW El.
ROLLERS KNIFE TRAYS AND CLEANERS.

BREAD PLATES. You can sive money by coming'
tn my factory for Pictures 'agd Picture Frames of any
tine, or I will call at your residence with samples of

‘ramcs.

N. B.—All kinds of Fancy Job work done, also
Tuning and Scroll Sawln. Walnut Stock furnish-
ed. liauufactory at up ng Hill, Norwalk. Conn...
near the Reservoir. Addressdlox 480. Norwalk P.O.

 

FOOTE’S ‘IIAT STORE. -

HO'USEKEEPERS, ATTENTION!
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INVITE your attention to the fact that theygro
now prepared to furnish

.. The Best of Oysters .
to familieso open or in th shell. in any desired
'l'heya for

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Fine Teas

H OLIDA Y

BAR GAINS

 

'l‘euerunderslgned having taken the agency for the

Ramsey, Warner at Co.’s '

Paper Patterns.

desires to sav that they ma be found in great varie-
ty at her Dressmsking ooms. illustrated cata-
loguesfree. Also. for sale

Palmer’s Combined

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China Cups d: Saucers, $2 50 per doz.

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CLOTHING,

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A LARGE s'rocx or

HAS JUST ARRIVED AT

L. FISHER’S.

NOTICE.

BS. DOWNS HAS BBllo ..
33111“. business from her waffles!“
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Here she willbe pleased to see. all of harm

. atrfilgg pup-Miccgnflallym

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DIII IA'I'I-rIlIflP,
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’B.

assn'rs AFTER nanneflna

CHICAGO LOSSES.
con LES a IIEItnILL,

Agents at Norwalk, Conn., issue Pollcl’es for tho

 

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were formerly:. occupied by Miss Boecher's school. I

A fair house greeted the Hutchinsons at mana ment of Morris Simmons of Ne ' i
their concert in National Hall on Thursda kge ’ W K-ettlos " iron. Copper, Tm and Btu“ ' CANNED FRUITS, Uh rivalled for variety of work. Sultablefor COHPEISINO following 1118111811120 Computer
- ~ ' ' - - y Yor ° w'hm c m T“ ”a gm” "'1 hud' - RELIABLE AIEHTS WANTED ‘ ' . ITAIPIII done by I new and improved method. . ' 5'“ °' mm”, 01., 04,041,818"
Evenmg In“ They sang w'th‘me" usual SALE or SEATS—The seats of the First om" manna!” Mm “Go“ B‘nd' 113111111 MALE on FEMALE (to whom .I... ~ I ‘ - "d ""7 puma" . ' ' 5:53.333, '1: A A’ggfigg
spirit and grace and received the applause Con reg-“ion“ Church a l ‘b ld t O-r any thing you may wish tobuy, inducements “a ofi‘ered) to .cauvass in every - ‘ . -_ . ‘ . l [1.58: III asheretciforc. Work done prompt- - v . , Beaver and Chmchllla fivemflats People’s.of Middletown, Ct., ‘ "248281480
‘of the few who honored themselves with g 1 re 0 9 90, Dex , . ill-o not tarry. but to him ily. ‘0‘", in Fairiield County, for the followiu works: . . . - ’1 l1 0 Eli manner. an I! reasonable prices. I i l. ’ Romeo {New York 3,138,500 5!
week Moudav Dec. 25th at 9% o’clock a.m. - . . . “a . . mm. a. Joule, . - fl: SO x , OllS Oal' » »' Phoenix, Brooklyn yn. Y. N. 1,545.11” 1s
thelr patronage. " ’ ’ - ’ GREAT 1'0anan ‘ I s i «48 51 Main Street, up stairs. l ~ - - Continental of New “York 1 427 40021
. “ ° . - , The Norwnlk Soviets. Societ ORANGE BLOSSOMS: ' . ' ~ . - « - ‘ - .
TL 13 l . , _ International .410 00
..e “young ladies of both piscopa The County tax laid at Danbury last week it 1 emu figsgaugggfimé of PHYSICAL mm: or: WOMAN; To the Pubné : BLACK CLOTH ‘DBHSS SUITS, Westchester. of New Rochelle, N. r.. m
........... I’“Eflyengagedi§”yng‘ ..............., m... or ... Purpose A.h:’§:§i..§‘m.g.m. .. mom ...........' _ ~ , « all: 9;’€1&‘.§.l:’3%i:$i““"' 11111.11:
greens efoti decoration of the1r respective of constructing a new jail. The Danbury "Wd ‘lla‘ln‘e’e‘u‘ "“3 ”‘9 ”I “m" (I) P” l" 1“" jupflced"! Albums) Tobacco afid Cigar- TIIE III “ENQEENSP ml! "at,“ FOR 1871. All grades. \ Franklin, Phila" pa , ' 3 453’ 913 39
11 I] both i h' h ill lit on a per annum be ”edited“, Depositors on Jan.1s 2 FAMILY BIBLE' ‘ . ' ’ 0- Street, ~ - Commerce, Albany. N. Y. 04, 424 on
c are es, a VW 10 W P gay 1" people are jubilant. ‘ and aid t3 them 0:132: after-6153. Ptflkiflfl. PAR ABLES OF THE NEW TEST AMEN!“ . . 5 '. Narragansett, of Providence, R. I. '. 154594700
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W“ ""5 week AS Chr‘s‘m‘“ “me“ °“ The annual meeting of the A'gncultural ——°—' ' —~‘ LIFE OF WRIST - . - _ With New GoodsdrNewProprietors. , , ' - _ 3"""5’3‘3’3i'33i‘1320 1 £3,333
Monday this year, the work of bringing the Society is to be held on Wednesday, as- per Foal 3"}; —A oggfrzchnggfislnsdg‘oslglfllgag 'or , fie.- m“ papal", and lpecimen' of these works. . . _ V , . , . Embracing al. the varieties to be found in thy . aging, 0133311181560 0' , d at b T . ”5,000 00 .
. _ 8381} 8' D P c8 noru all , _ ' V8 00 an n on .1! e I .-
- greens must he finished on 83mm” A call printed elsewhere... We trust there w1ll walk Michilie Shop. ' o .1110 EN r. RAYMOND, A3005 assortment OfWHIPsl 1“ E' a H. B' SMITH endother markets. The CASHIER}: SUITS! N ,3??? all”; ’. m "d ’ :1 fig, as“:
. .. ‘ . or n s an ercan e, o 0 ,800

grand Christmas Eve service will take place
at the Memorial church, in Which the Sun:
day School Scholars are to take a prominent
part. Carols of proper character are in re-
hearsal.

We learn that Mr. John Brotherson, an
account of whose. peculiar embarrassment
was narrated IaSt week, did not succeed in
getting bail until Saturday last. . '

We have a few days of very fair sleighing
but the fall of. snow on Sunday did not ma-

‘elaborate preparations for a “Christmas

be a much livelier interest manifested by.the
friends of the Society than usual, and that
many needed reforms maybe consummated.
The managers of the South Norwflk
CongregatiOnal Sunday School are making

Concert” to be held next Sunday evening.
Christmas Eve., at 7 o’.clock We rather
gue it will be something pretty nice.

Next Saturday Mr. J. G. Cutler is to I

and Dealers in Government Seen

three-11mm! of the IINEI‘ IllllIl [III I

 
 
 
 
 
 

IIAEvar Fisk.

‘ FISK .e HATCH,
BANKERS

N0. 5 Nassau Street,
New York. Nos. 20,
The successful and rapid negotiation of

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IIEIAPEAIE All IIIII IAIIIIAI-IIIMI

General Agent for Fairtlcld County. Oillce, Room
4, Fairlie! County Bank Buildln N,orwalk, Conn.
These works are sold only by an scription and are
having an immense sale. 3m”

 

AN 'be found at the NEW narcrt BUILDING 111
the rear of the house'of Allen a Meeker, '

RAMS of my own Curing,
SAUSAGE of my own rnako.

roux AND L'ABD ofm own utt’in Also.
. SPARE runs, LEAF LAllD 1.1038 Empire

FEET. Wholesale and Retail.

011., rrsn, urc.,
morn. Vces Feed,
CHOICE BUTTER

Constantly on hand.

Bavln boa ht out the tlrmol Kello Brotho
' S g are prepared to furnish K2 rs.

HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, G .
' 'WINDOW SHADES, PAPER"?
HANGINGS, 190., “to

At Small Profits. We hope by strict attention to
business to receive a share of public patron
assortment of both 14er All

sss'rs" itss'l'mts.
REAL ESTATE :

BOUGHT, SOLD OB EXQHAJV GED.
'rAuNs, BUILDING Loss of all description.

 

8’ . Elegance of DcSign,

’ superiority of ,

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At prices int cannot be undersold, and lower
_than ever. ' >

All in want of a good suit of a clothes will do well
to givc me a call.

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All are invited to call and examine my stock of
goods, whether purchasing or not.

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Queen of Liverpool d1 London, do do 1, 355800
l.mperial of London, . do 6.313.005 00
And other Companies, Stock and Mutual. in Con-

modest“ and New York.
GEORGE R. COWLES, HOMER MERRILL.

Safe and Profitable Investment. A

THE subscriber oilers for sale $50,000 'I ,0!
Cent. first and only Her e loss In
of tho “ Erie and Genesee Valley road Coli-
panv, " oi the State of New York k, principal and in-
terest payable in GoLn. at the Metropolitan Bank in
the city of New York. Only ten thousand dollars of. .
bonds per mile are issued, the balance of the cost of
theroad being paid lot by stock subscriptions. The
trustees are Augustus Frank of Warsaw, Lauren 0.
Woodmtl' of 11.11.10. and ..cGraud Lockwood of New

 

terially Improve it The tune has BOW ar. open a harness 511°? in the store on W8“ the energetic prosecution of the work of ex on Stores supplied at the lowest market prices. . . _ .

' . _ Families sup lied with Lard b the Pot or Tub II III I ’ ~ York. The bonds have fifteen ears to run thorn

rived when some heavy northeaster may be fire“ formerly occupied by M" Blackman 2:3331232122102?tggggl‘r’rtlnamecnlrwe’ ° 6 Hams smoke 3 and cured if requiged.A II A” MID BEEF 8“ch : IIIII sisggis'sstrss “I“ A". ‘ . ALSO. A FULL ASSORTMENT 01‘ Jilly 111's and are otllll'ered in: an “get: interest,
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e expects to exhibit a my choice “55°"; ALLEN' 'l‘hose having propertyA for ”WE or rent will do well “MK“AHSHIPa 3355;215:333, gold1 e g m een tereston

looked for. It would not be surprising to
wake up on someof T.thentornings and find
everything outside banked up with Snow,

Let us:all be prepared ~ 1 | “PAUL,” tak the
:i' ‘ .' (72.? ' g 5 . , , , _ . . . _ _ which II" WWII“ OI! MANUFACTURE Ill , .
. ,_____._ . - . .. g . ty on exhrbruon at 11,3 store, which all ad- ‘89“ °f "'5 CW9“, 01110 . . Agm? S'ifii‘fliisdf?§.§3lf:%°lup '31:- the past we deem asuillclsnt guarantee for UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWEI'IS a" rades Norwalk. 0111.231], rsn.
~ DARlEN .. . mirers offine art work should see. It' 1s a 001ml “5:“, new 1.9m AN” AD Oleaned’repajred drrelined carefully stantly on hand a choice asiortrnent of REMOVAL. "" “m" _ . ' g '

Building Lots for Sale!

Messrs. M. S. «k 1.0." Mather are making

 

 

ment of traveling bags for the Holiday trade.
Call and see him.

Lina Weed has an extraordinary curios?-

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vase of beautiful artificial flowers, With a

the financial ail'airs and resources of the Co

the price for future sales of the Bonds, as ex
ed in the following letter of llr. Huntington,

 
 
 
 
 

pon such a basis, that we are directed to a

54 William Street, New York.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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s. 1. SMITH
(Successor-to S. B. BuntingtCo.)

Franc Baker
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by calling on

Real Estate Broker. once in N. ll. Camp’s Dry Goods

Store, Norwalk, Ct. Office hours from 8 to s p. “In.“
In

 

ASH dc IVES have removed-their store to

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GENTS" 11111111311111 turns.

WHITE SHIRTS, COLORED SHIRTS; ‘

4 Groves, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLABS,

 

Government Bonds taken in exchange at their mar-
ket value. For further information of“: 9‘
WM KET. (It

GEO. CE. 11le
attheSavlng‘JV . ‘Sank.

 

 

 

FAIRFIELD- COUNTY ITEMS: ' ances, and they win warm applause every- ' And sllprbvslliag styles of Hate. quantity. 3'. I. 2:53;" lunar. "China Tea Sets, white, .350 perset. -' - ' .. ' - ‘ 11;.“ I BOO
WESTPOR’I“ where. If not unusually good they would At 15- K'LOCKJVOOD' _' F11“? nuggcrdlffal. 503 non. angespgslpplyordrzms.ch18.1sc..constaatly . ‘ j _.‘ , , - i _ , , " ‘ ‘ ° 1?! _- .V 1-:
. ' - - . not attempt to stay three nlglrts In one place. , on E r I "or! r- . China Tea Seats gilt $8.00 per set. ' _ ' , e . a- E
°“‘1‘“““’:““"l‘-’°“Smith}?3‘"; w. 1... ..e. w... d... w... .... 8M 1111: mm to arm slatessacramental-11:02.; charms, ’ tempera“. » - , . . W 1" 1' 3’ 1"
Hendrick was ”90f ,glig C1»: Etc ekoc t other places Sec adv. and programmes. EIIKSIYIGIIA‘I:EEE‘IITEEGItIIu‘P‘IgEI‘I’nEHfiz “a. Al ti rt 1 r ' ' -‘ 7 . . ' . . - . (Opposite coagrsgatteaatclmaa
near the Saloon 0 L ar 85 1|, 1'01 1 a ' . . . sea as asso men 0 China Breakfast Plat A03 00 . do: , . _ . ~ ,
- - ‘ ht th . “r - P" - ‘ V _
°‘.‘:“’.l“‘“;’:.l'::;‘::f;‘i;:§ M?:.?.’lliimli.lig.sl‘0.2925223: 1101111 A, possum ..E Em cnocxtnl. naussynlghac- .01... m... rm...- more: .. . - . . r.....» 1...“... 0......
was in en in 0 e 111 l ', *'. _ . r .' . . , _ _ . - .. ' . —POR- ”D . . .
. . . V was high at the time, and béfore assistance and formerly wrlh Lydla hompson's D . . f NOTICE _Isi115trest. Ivory-handled Tea Knives, B B ”T "ER 3’ f - EALER IN 5‘ a. REPMG' .
~ fi could be obtained, lost his life. There hap- :flondesl 3391:5131)?“ .111 comedy ”“1 :“T' on" A it! DEAN M .ls h t - d A V , “00 p“. do“ . p , A’c' |_ o c K 3 i W arenas.
pened to beno'persounear at the time but esque. . my paper pronounces t em . . r M. 1°11. d . . .. as re urns . . 4 . . . ‘ , c, .
somebody in an hpper Window of, the “unquestlonably the best burlesque actors m' ' reside?:el,o:rfig;lh Reagan“ Imam “mom . , ' ' Ivory-handle Table knives, MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS, E “‘5‘“, _
Saloon referred to looked out, gave the “mt have ever visited that city," and says: J G (I Co '3. CASE, ' ‘ “-00:99! 60$ I ' ““15”!“ . _, :1. 'W" '
alarm and ML William-E Sturges came to “The two act musical comedietta entitIEd “pane“? 0" I, Aer-$03M . ' Would resuectfully call the attention of their many ' , andprices. 1' and momma '
the spot andwith dithculty pulledbim out. “Our Nelly,” was admirably produced, and l d (it 4 N Plated Tea Spoons, or my own manufacture suitsblefor _ g . . ' .
He was conveyed to the store of Mr. John the support was efficient. J. L. Hall per- ll usirate 'n B0 9 .} IEORIE- II- RISE, . . ' $1.00 per dos pstronr and the publictteaersllyto thelrunrlvslled- . ‘ f s P E (IT A OLE s I = alverstlsfaetisa.
N Betts where the operation ofrolling him 80113186 Tom College in an excellent man- JI MANUFACTURER or- ‘ A No. 55 MAIN STREET. , . "who, . 1 , ' . Va:
0“. a bar’Erel took' place The 'cfl-ort to lie‘ ncr, his acting being perfectly natural and oxford Prayer noon at B“ , EP 1311 P OP . d r S Plated Table Spoons. A 200 d ’ ‘ F ALL AN D WINTER V ITO-suit all eyes. :0. ‘6'“! '0'
store proved fruitless. Afew minutes later, free from the. conventional stage rant so Gold Pens aw are .1 10 1'0 rm“ ancyGoo 3. '. ' Y ‘ per oz. _ V‘ . . s V 6 mn’mmlc“
Dr. Ruby came in to the store and express- often seen in actors. Mrs. Hall, his charm- a '9 '1 1 > " f E , W" i ' “a“. ia" i d i '5“ . DEALER IN , _ E. H. LOCKWOOD. ' ~ ‘ , ' . . - 1..
ed the opinion that had proper remedies ing 'wrfe, entirely captivated the audience ' I E Sfdl'hlr'li’l'rr’i’ir‘lh‘ér'l‘ifr'gé’fi;5.1333131?! 1 ' .' — ' WINTER ' sum“ Ammo“ 0": "EMF”:- .
bee l d t' me life might have been by her artless fitbrmance of “Our Nelly " , g laE'Is, LIBRARY AND IV'AN'I'ltY STEP curt. , . . _ . . . _ _ , ‘ . . .
“p" ‘e I" l ' ' * .At sumo dl’l’rfilcwii’fiié‘a “$219.5. ”£31313? SE5 OHOIOE GBOGERIES ~ To the Ladws I . ' PE“ '° ’ 0°” "N" ‘
. . _ ’ 'al

, Altering” them into the LEADING STYLES made a
'a fine display of Holiday Goods. bird perched on top which bobs its head Mew, F,“ J, Hum, “ovum“ 18' . «pecsltyb r .A. GUN!“ 3 (JAKE O their old stand No. 4 Water Isms. where ' . nows suspnumm‘s SACKS
Miss Potter holds a Reading Re cepi1 on at around and sings in a perfectly natiural Bankers andFlnaucial Agents C. 010. R. C .. 3m 48 Hoyt St., Springwood. _ BEE A D a,” have on hand “a will constantly keep ‘ fall _ . _ . ' EVERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
Dr. Yaanrman’ a Institute,- New York, on. manner. Do not fail to see it. 0111;)... “mam," 91,131,", 5; hthe95chehape. 11d ' etc. which he will “we fresh daily. assortment ofBOO'l‘s AND SHOES, clothing, Dry TEUNKS. ‘vAusxs, n., to. IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE TOWN, _
W'Ednesdai m... s.,... .. 0.... .I.............N...-..W... '°tsartrrs.rhst.rt: m" :s l———.——— mallards:..t”::‘:‘.l’z‘::.“:::: - ' - ......~...................
lady vocalist. Her numerous frrends “1 this City Of 'So'uih'Nor walk, tried ye‘el‘day bc- gillgtalrlllfiygggglegg,Ehldawllfl, llrlllta‘flthSE ml; ’ a " '6. - i... 0 T0 The Lad’les and receglve aconltlinuance of the slime. p ' ’ ' . _‘- . . E' '1' HILL,
vicinity will be pleased to learn that she is fore Justice Foolé, judgment was rendered $331710 dourihe tic-new]: 51°“ aggetgfigrg ":1“ “ Fl: .3 3 g g ,0 _ ' ’ . LET rr BE DISTINCTLY mansroon- At once orLewla Bubbell. melee; 0-140
_ for _ . . , . rs awa not 3 om c on s- ._ ‘ . NASH d: IVES. _‘——“‘— ~ '—
filling an unusually large nutriber of engage the defendant, 9" the ground, marnly, gen, compriziu ugm es, between Whlte phur 9 m 2 a: “. ° Norwalk,fl ”0. Norwalk & Vicinity. W B N N I our stock is Large, p U L M O N A RY B A L s A M V :
merits, this season, for public Readings, be- that the payments made by the plamtiifs 335’:::.:§1‘mf‘.°‘éfi‘i§fi. is Iggy; £33313 “S: g m .. g .2 HOSE wishing their stairs and Fur Collsrare- " ' "l' “w I?" - - ‘ ' 2 ’
sides Whitili she" 15 tléVliting tWO day each into the City TIOSSlll'y. were voluhtary and eryVon elelven 0 5h; 102 .néileshbetlgecp thei outh “.1 b ~ E a ._ 3 . ED 933: iflfifflflfilféfilfibflc313 Norwalk, Oct. 10, 1871' ‘ ‘ ‘2 . That-— ‘ E A
week to instrucung classes in elocut1on' 1n nOt under WY mistake 0f law a? Claimed plelewzllnld {135%er (mtlhelllurlllaugrslgrlill 2 I35 9 m g 3 5 Q 3:70;th do e ll” '11:: saAbsslrlhcr, 1"" Edgar; ' w II AS 80110 (I . _ E
_ - . cl: stuseso 0 cases: or r.. . - , '
5:33.32? 31.335123225293322 E323 ”11116313“: .1. 1 "s .1 as.1155;213:10111315.1a;1§a{,3 E": g ' ’3 '6 3 5, it: EASE:m:;r.°.‘;'r§."‘.ti.‘lll?:tl::l Small Profits and Quick Sales 0 " ~ 3’
' I.“ dun, a e ivery ta es in rear of trade -w1 out nterrupt on un e w o e h . 0 3‘ III III . I . U) '
' ' ‘. - , - - i- th f h hhewillsellael wascanbcbou hr _,
inary £11“;le book, ,lslssued by the Har- the Norwalk Hotel.‘ 13 in a triumphant mood. golfi‘cieégdor ttl‘Ieee facts, you gropercbyigié' d to g h E: g ' = g giljellgillé’r: gill!” latching hlhelge 1‘13:° 13w? 9;? d . COME Q.“ COME ALL . .' II‘I’II I. "I“ “I“ .' CIA“. "If!" 2
pers, is a so et n'g wit unexpected are He brought up from New York. last Satur- “'3'“ "° “m 9' “I“ °“"° °" 3° ’8 “L 3 ° ' E. ' m 0 ’ s— "9 F ”3° "' “m “" ° “ ‘ HEundorsltzncd take ensure in announcin to ." , . ~ g:
at a less ice than N and accrued interests hic >1 - . m ‘ a season. Fancy furnobes repslredand newl lined. 3 And "In lete
cess, having already passed through three day, a magnificent Coach, of the style known price youpsvfll comings to sell ungllnfnr‘hsf’ 0' "o e a: a £3 1 ga’ '5 .§ B BENE low. T the publrc that theylrave opened .0 II V' -—
editions. as the“full Clarence,” with full circle from . 9" ”ape“ “ “’3 . o ‘ '9. a. .~ ' """“‘
,. , c. r rrustlssr s, meal. at. r.. Id .. a: I. Q ~.
full syveep bod round boot. and C. 5 tin s. °° ' 9 ' ‘ '
NEW (1 AN AAN . .V: P. g In compliance with the foregoing instructi s, the = . -. m o - so Ham e Lawn School , ,
'5 in the store on Main Street latel occu led b Nash 4 ) .
Col Homer "B Sprague will Lecture in It is a splendid vehicle, and Mr. Dunn may price of the Bonds. from this .date, until- for r or- < m (D g . vsfi ills Select School for Girls; (formerly conducted & Ives asa Boot. and Shoe gm" Yand wlll be 3". ar- . G'IIEMEMBEIE [11F] [.11 0D
th T H ll J _1 well feel proud of his success in securing demlwlllbe 94 and.flccr“9dlnlef°5‘- . n m ,3 E '- T by Miss Beecher,)has commenced its Winter odtofurnishafulland complete assortment o all
“1:71; orn a J {urinary 7th, Subject such an clegan t establishment The scarcity of, and demand fin, man,- V E ..a g , g 3 germ,i and pnpilia filial: lacked a; any l£11110 .mllir. articles usually .ept in a _ . .
en WaS In at ' . - . c _ ~ struct on given It nary ranc cs 11 n 'aods re rd, (1- ," Lowe“ as], P 1'“,
GOVCI'DOI‘ English has opened the cam_ DGSll‘abIe 81! Per cent. Gold 6.8!. = . .E a g 3. n.. ~IIE'IIE, IIIE uh I“, ‘t' “u FIEST-CLASS MARKET, (I a PU are , 0 D 1_ L FISHER for .“mupoufl. “flaw“
f lid ‘ d t i t e is, is db . as I t ii i M i t lri t - 0f the cat unlit a dot. th l t k t t . I ’ '
R. M were. . 1= ._-. . E rs- a s E. .1... Etafmmmwwm ,- . - ~ vmsmcacaaw
' v. r. a ion -0 icago wi 0 any are his noes accep e noml- FIVE 1“." IIIII o, 186., are gem” on — nsna rates. . . . . , em wi acal , . - '- no... u
, . _ - g at. 11 5 fl . l.s.l . _ . Marla acturcd with the realest care “ammuni
services in St. Matthews Church next Sun- uat1on. NO one can blame 111m f0? this, for GEII’IAI. PAIIFII IIIISars selling at..'... 103 . d 8 i I'- g z t e blngflglsgut 'door to ”mm“:- gamma.» f. ' g , ' ‘ ' I “mgmm:$w&?wm 0‘ Wm
day night fit: 7‘6‘elock being Chasm,” Eve in the first- place, there is no possible sight CHESAPEAKE I. IIIII-IIIIS are Eellinz It. > 94 . m » >M— ' ~ ‘ - l — ‘ Made by ”W 363‘ Hands 3““ I'I'BEB'I', ’303'510‘9 CONE W“M in“ m l
. . , for his election. and If there were his friend These bords all pay both principal and in" st in . . - a. l ' . ' . ' ‘ ' ' attwolv'owsil an '
W 1 RmGEFIEfD “BOSS” Tweed’s engagements are Slick that NemYork (my, in U S..gold cum, andare ually . ‘ . . ' Workmamlup guaranteed, guano othinxgu'“ cmunyozlmrm
e “‘38 ad ‘0 learn 1 at arrangements he couldn’t ride in the election 11 ads ro- “re m mmmem“ ' ’ D‘ * ' ' '
have been completed for a fine course of‘ cession 'with the Governor elegt I N p The “@8011 Why FIVE-TYRE" BONDS are high ‘ , - , - AM Pram ”‘6 Lowest. - . . . ‘ MORSE BILOSI PI? T's,
lectures to be delivered this winter in the . ' . . .' 10 use is because 11° m0" c“ hemmed: “‘1 the mar . ' - ' - . ‘ '-
» - ’ runnlng the Democratic machine in‘ Con- in'g amouutlsbeing rapidly decreased byp hases ‘ * - GREAT - ' W—c ‘ ~ . 1 -
Congregational and Methodist churches. necticut with Tammany supplies and Tam. by the Government from their cur-ppm reve ' ' ‘ . I SELLECK ”Ros .
o, ‘-

Th5 first lecture' rs to be given Dec. 27, by
Mrs. Emily Pardee; the second by Rev. D
A. Goodsell,_January 17; the third, Jan. 24
by Prof. W. N. Rice {the fourth, Jan. 29, by
Prof Mark Bailey, of Yaleflollege. The
Congregational Society have extended a
call to Rev. DanielM. Teller, who has ac-
copied and W111 commence his duties with
the new year.

 

STAMFORD.

Patrick Me. Kcon, fell under a wheel of
his ox cart on Saturday week and was crush-

many friendships cut.

The Constantly incre‘asing business of the
Norwalk Lock Companygnecessitates anoth- -‘
er enlargement of their factory. Another .
building, one hundred feet long, three stories

high, is to be built north of the present west J b
{wing of the factory, running through to [1
Marshall street. This will be connected
with the present building by a tower seven-
teen feet square, seventy feta high, in which
willbe the main entrance. to the Works

The finishing room, packing room, &c, will 0

soiling so low. comparltively, while equall

The reason why we think ('entral Pact

will‘ In time advance to the price of Five- nties,
ris because no more can be issued; whilc th peru-

 
 

ecause the Company are selling Bonds .
iota the road. They will all be sold

time, and in a few months the road will b ished.
when we have no doubt the same result wt follow

The Sinking Fund of the Chesapeake and 0 must
go intogfi'ect within one year after the c letlon

f the road.

TO ALL 2

Closing Out Sale

1

..A‘r- ',
I C

A erl-llrllm 111111

FOR THE

children's and 'loutll’s Oerlllrtmellt

OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING.

QUINTARD’S BLOCK,

 

ll. SMITIIH 00,- (IIEEWAIrs 3 00)

WATCH ES

Bostinthoworld. AskyourJewsllertosesfiem.
Fors o by all First-class asalm.

- WHOLESALE I! M8,
crLss,wru.rs a; 06. 131mm. Lane. New York.

Norwalk Stoam Planting Hill;
AND “ ,
SAsn, BLIND AND DOOR ItANurAcll'oEY.

 

 

will be f nd an nnusuallsrge atock,embrseing all

A VERY FINE
. the Nove ties of theSeason. ‘

ed to death.

There' Is to be an “Old Folks Concert,” at ASHES, Blinds, Doors. Window Frames, Iodid-

ings, ac" furnished on as reasonable termlt and

 

be' In the new part. It' Is also contemplated

The cliESAPEAlE I. Illlll IIIIS,
to erect an omce for the Works on Marshall ‘

either coupon or registered—the deno - LESS THAN 603T !

CAN FURNISH YOU WITH:

the new Town Hall tbig (Thursday) exe- “9 £01100": " a; . of as good material as can be found elsewhere. Also,
street. . o r

mug. - , $100, which cost to day so 13 - Planing Sawms. Smll-stlna.'rm «no he..-
A son of J oel Clark, of Bedford, and Mr A Selleek has made i 'k . $500 u u 1. 4., 56 on shortnotice audit: the best manner. inzll'helpublic
other a- th named Re uolds‘ ‘ ' . a en-strl e In 9 . , , patronageis earnest so'lieited.

an 1na enous you Y 1 . - S l 000 " “ “ 94 12

undertook,3 to drive a load of buy from that "19 way 0f Holrday GOOdSr havmg secured ’ ’ ’ , “f Y cmrpmmt

“33' Rooms with light power to let. -

village to Siamfdrd on Monday last. To
while a way the tedium of such a journey,
the stopped at the store of Mr A. C. Dixon
at ong Ridge, and there each procured a
cigar lighting which the pair proceeded on
then journey, nestling easily on the load of

When under Gardner’ 3 Hill, they dis-
covered the load of hay had taken fire, and
had only time to jump oil when, the flames
burst out and soon enveloped the load in a
fier pill]. The young men deserve the
cre it of dorng the best that could be done
under the circumstances. They led forward
the' terrified horses against a large stone,
which overturned the wagon, smothering
the flames for a moment, and allowing time
to unhitch. The ha and combustible pal-ts
of the wagon were estroyed. ~Adoocate.

DAN BURY

Michael Henrietta, of the wooster House,
has gone to Galveston, Texas, to visit a
brother whom a telegram informed him was
dying. By the death of this brother Mr. H.
comes into possession ofa large property in
the city of Galveston, where he will probably

take up his residence.

The legal voters are called 'to a borough
meeting on the 20th, to elect a water com.
missoner for three years, and treasurer of
thewater ‘:fund for one year. 1

A substantial bridge now spans the canal
just above Railroad avenue, and a similar
one is about completed across the dike.

Scarlet fever still rages in Danbury.

The Van Scoy farm Great Plain district
sold to Philo J. Marsh, for $5,050.

Kan widow living on Wooster
Street; fell dewnf stairs in her house Satur-
da evening, and dislocated her shoulder.

The foundation wall to the new factory
are completed, a'ndthe laying or brick has
commenced .-—Nem.

 

. f. BRIDGEPOR'I‘l '

On Wednesday night,a- small barn be-
longing to' Elam Nichols, on Middle street,
was destroyed by an incendiary fire, . 1119.
about $50. .

George Jamiesou, one of the men em-
played at the Honsatonic Railroad shops,
hid his right hand severely lacerated, on
Monday forenoon, by a buzz saw.

. .. Standard.
.F—.—————————
so. The Fourth nezlmorat.

051.11. ZWJR. Hoyt. of Greenwich, has
mtgde the following Stafi‘ appointments:—

' ' ' n.,;rxn‘sn. Bassoon, ofNorwalk,
wisth “fife" rank. of Major.

Assistant SurgeOn, GEORGEF. Lewis, of
Bridgeport, with the rank of First Lieuten-

 
 

 

 

“Chaplain, Rev. 8. HonmmfGreenwich
with the rank of tain‘.‘

Adjutant, DAVID .HUBBELL, of Bethel,
with the rank- _of First Lieutenant. .

Quartermaster, CnAnLEs OLnerAD, of
Norwalk, with the rank of First Lieutenant.

aymaster, JosEPn C. HANDLE, of Nor-

walk, with the rankof First Lieutenant.

Hospital Steward, GEonoEE. SoormLD,
or Greenwich. ‘

Sergeant MEJOI‘. FRANCIs A. KING, of
Bridgeport.

.QuartellnasterSergeant, Joann-11F. Foo-m
of Norwalkl“ ~

Commissary Sergeant, ALFRED H CAMP,
of NorWalk

Drum Major, lsAAC L. MEAD, of Green.

Ede .Major, Granada W Phlox. 'of Bridge-
POT

H. >—.—~——

WATCH No. 21039. Sm WrNDEn—Manu-
factured 13' United States Watch Co. ,(Giles,
Wales & 0..) Marion, N. J ., has been carried
by me four months; its tot 11 variation fro
mean time being seven seconds per montl
S. M. Beard, firm of Beards and Cummings,
128 Frent St," .Y.

Louisa McNeill was burned to 'deaih by
clothes taking. fire from a bonfire kindled

the agency from New York importers for

the sale of Japanese- and Chinese goods 8

0

being made where skilled labor is ,worth
inext to nothing: Call a'ndsee them and ex-
amine closely, their construction. Selleck
also has a fine assertment of. holiday goods
in great variety.

.hand. The old features. that have made

They are something entirely new and ‘o nsbvmail.

peske and Ohio Bonds,

WM on which in allow Interest uttlte r'
. The Gala-21y, for January, is promptly on cent-1m annulu-

 

Orders for Chesapeake and Ohio Bond
cut through any National Bank or Bank
ompanied with Drafts or Checks, may be
buds or money may

 

 
 
 

Accounts of banks, buiikers and

r FISKEHATC .
~ F's'

 

this magazine a general favorite, are con-
tinued, and there rs no change In outward ,
appearance.- The number opens with an
article by Justin McCarthy, on "Archbishop
Manning,” followed by an interesting paper
on “TheVBed Gulf Stream” by Dr. Hayes;
Gen. G. A. Custer, the long-haired, dashing
cavalry oflicer, commences a series of papers
relating some of his experiences on the
Plains: and a lady begiusa series under
the caption “Fifteen Years 11 Shakeress":
Trollope’s “Eustace Diamonds" is continued,
and Mrs. Edward’s “Ought we to visit her”
iaxconcluded. The other ‘ articles are:
“Srnce to my lips,” by C. P. Crunch; Milan
and the Italian Lakes; The Marquise, by
GeorgeSand; Fire from HeEVen ;. What
she said in her tomb; The.Jews; Drill
Wood, Scientific Miscellany, Literature, The
Club Boom,'gand‘thc Nebulae. The pub-
lishers promise a succession of numbers of
remarkable interest for the new year. Price
$4 00. Sheldon & Cm, Publishers, New
York.

-———¢.—o.s.———-—-
WThat Charming Baby, at Alex
Swords’ Book Store.

 

 

New Your: Dec. .18. —Auburn
state that the Hon. Wm. H. Seward
low from paralysis.

The Yale expedition, which set out in
July under charge of Professor 0. C. Marsh,
reached San Franc1sco, California,‘ In safety
on the 29th of November. After explora-~
tions and exhumations 1n the vicinity of the
Pacific railroad, the went overland fiom
Salt Lake City via anon City to Pertland,
Oregon, and have just arrived at San Fran-
cisc‘o from the latter place. They are all
well and are about to start for the east after
a brief visit to the Yo Semite va'lley. Several
of the party will return by the Isthmus of'
Panama.

W That Beautiful Baby atAlex. Swords’
Toy Store.

-—-———.—4.
A full assortment ofLadies furs constantly

on Hand at Scofleld’s.

papers
1s very

 

 

 

 

.u—t——w————
W“ That Darling Baby, at Alex. Swords’
Variety Store. '

———f————.—4.w—.———————_
E” Christmas Presents for sale in great
variety, at J. F. Bennett & Co’ 9. '

 

 

WThat Sweet Baby, at Alex. Swords’
Book Store.

 

. o .
F011 'rrm FAMILY—THE STANDARD Goons.
No family- can aiford to be without the fa-
mous Hdlford Leicester-shire Table Sauce
It' 1s as essential to give a fine flavor to
soups and fish and meals as the nicest butter
is to bread.
-——-.—s.e~.-—-——

The best evidence of the perfect safety of
I’ratl’ s. Astral Oil, is that from nearly 11 mil-
lion gallons sold, no accident has occurred
from its use, in any way, directly or indirec-
tly It is free from any explosive material

 

RIOII LAO-ES 81 EMB

Sets, Linen and Lace Setmflnkfs,“ Elblon Bows,
1n Sets for head and neck in the ne hadls.
French Fans and Fancy G
Chemisettes, 1%.. made up to order

Ll-J GR

 
 

 

783 Broadway. Ne
posits A. .T. Stewart &

(0 P90
Would call attention to their slogan d wizll select-
ed stock of Laces and Embroideries Setl Collars.
Handkerchiefs, Coifi'enrs, Bullies
Holiday Presents. . also Fauc
Cases in great vanety. Kid (9

OVCB

 

'FINE HOLIDAY G

Sets. Collars. Hdkfs" . Emb’d

nods; V cieinosCaps.

. lull. .
819 BRO A ,
Orders sent by mail expre

HOLIDAY PRES

s'rsnuscoras AND vrsws; 110505 AND
nuns; ALBUMS onAr’n or sAND
pnorooItArV-ris or ALA

W

 

 

591 BROADWAY. NEW
_Wu1drcpolmn Hotel, . ,1

AMERRY CHRIS AS!

A-fuli line of Point. and To
Collars in Applique and Point.B

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

LY A'I‘A A’lUC HON at very lowp . Iso elegant
Valenciennes Sets; Ladiea'Crava ows in end-
less variety, Surplices in difi‘e materials and
styles: Fancy Goalie. Portemon s. . Scissors in
uses, all at fair prlc -

El) WARD MOB SON

sat BROADWAY. Nesri r.. N. 1’.

 

address, or to be 11 of any I) gist. or at the
store of the man acturer,

107 FOURTH AVENUE,
_____PHICE ONE DO AH.

A GREAT

HortAoE WArEns 4813 WAY. N. Y., .
Will dispose of oNE EUNDN IANos.ME1.o.’
DEONS S, and ORGANS of six ilr lass makers, in.
cluding Waters’s,at mustanr raters ton cash,
DURING ruls lolfl‘ll,0l will take 84 to SIOmonth-
iy until saidi the same to to 1! rent a plied if

urcbase new kind 'of Far Organ, t e most

catitiful style and per cot tone r made. now on
exhibition at 481 Broadway. Net ork. ms

‘ BURDSAL
America Lin ent !

Anlnvaluabl
BURNS, SCALESe c or
Rheumatism, lnila ation, to.

A single application allay-s pain from a
bur nthe instant it i
NO FAMILY SHOULD B YI‘HOUT IT. -4I

 

 

 

ALL KINDS
V --or—
J 0 B P R I l N G
Executed with neatnes 11d dispatch,
4Ar ”'1' A

 

 

near a skating pond ianermantown, Pa.

A 9nd pérfoétly reliable in every respect.

Worth from-2561111111 $200.

Fine ,

Building Lot

. To be Given Afway !

..Arso-

1000 Presents

a

ALL MAY HAVE A PRESENT.

N. H. CAME .
. ..

Is bound to excel all competitors, and will. give
away to every customer that buys

.‘ lhree Dollars at liootls

Int“ Cl
e. a ticket which will present its holder to

Virtue PRESENTS
contsirledlon' tree in hisstoro, or thelahove aimed
‘ hutldins not.

which is soxaoo ten. Don't fall to avail your-

, gclvcsof so ripen chance to obtain a

011111.1er48 01m

'1‘ l.' '..
lGoods will be sold esche'ap is over, so you will re-
drive the full value of y'odr money, and a present
hesrdea. Come and be merry

 

 

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Mandamus» wrath-1.11

 

 

one time, from thepresent day until Christ- “

..or—
. " ‘ ‘ ‘
._ ' 'f—ANDI—
Fancy Geode,

Hats,Burnettllrrielrfilrradt,

than 1.11., 1872,

'_Ar—- " "

111111 a Irritant.

trust-Class

sewing Machine

T9 DE GIVEN AWAY.
_ON-
Christmas Ive.

.Persons‘ buying '09 worth of
A Goods will receive ticket
in the Sewing Machine .
Distribution. ..

 

BUTTER. Emma.

F3311 several A No. l Bataazasrlngres. 1.

as, H. KNIFE-aca-

”NEXT TEN DA YS‘l;

/

WE WILL SELL]

%

Gallrierarlless of 6111 l!

BEST NEW BUTTER. 30c.

, cnorcn LAYER RAISINS, 25c.

ANDREWS .11 Evansville HAMS, 10.3

TEAS REDUCED ‘10 PER CENT.

90 CENTS PER POUND;

v
. 1

SOUTH NOB“? '- '

 

Stem All liliillll- Int,
- AtE. K. IDOKWW?1‘_3%.

 

 

 

AN EXTRA FINE OOLONG, (11111) AT

- ssssts lhll ass Illll statuar—

: Dibble’s 11.1.1,

. sown nonwALa:

, , Q .
.”ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE STOCKS 0P

Gents? Underwear

o

no ran rooms IN 'rowu.

 

~ An Elenpt Assortment of

Bow-.and. 3091935.;

 

- Afull lineof shows 1111 11....

We would invite spoelslattention toourlargestoek of

- lrnullrslllll 11111111111.

 

Constantly on hand the hatsststyles of
. ., . . ,

lllrs AND airs."

 

All 11.... 11111111811111 maria...
- 1...... Deviation.
mus srarcrnr casn.‘

talisman altos.

4311.11 Street,

30"” BRIDGI-

 

 

annttrlts,

1111111711111 1111,

Flour, .
Feed,
.33?!

Straw,

Kerosene 011,

«130., was, «36.,

BY THE

Gilli toss tilt lE88 tillhllTl'l’Y.

_ AT THE

LOWEST HARKET PRICES!

. - ALSO_
Have on Hand

- AND ABE 111111111va EVERY DAY

Fresh Ground Corn and Oats,

5 CHOPPED Hm, ‘03.,
FROM BOUTON’B HILL,-

Formerly known as Davis'.

Esau-Hrs rs 101.1):

RETAIL.

Seller for Glliill’ or 11111111111,

WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE

can BEST IN run NAaxnr.

wnrcn mar arm A'l' wuousm .m ,

".lllli'ntllltn turtle stutter; ’ :‘h . ‘

 

ERIE RAIL WA Y, :

BROAD GUAGE- DOUBLE TRACK. ..
THE MT THROUGH HOB“.
m m

Animatmien Cartie-
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

HIIFDHQ "OI

New York so Dunkirk. 480 smiles,

New York son ails. 448 miles,
New York 10 In lo. 428 miles

N ow York so Boone-tor. 385 miles.
FOUR EXPRESS TRAINS DAEY.

vra.:

0.15 a. 1n.. 10.45 a.m.. 3.15 p. m., '6.45 p. In.

FaordSn Sun-r Dare-r.
0.30 s.1n.. 11.00 a. 1a.. 5.30 9.111., 5'7.00p.m.
Fnorr Camus Brant Daron. ,

WPassengers by SO—UND STEAHEBS land at
Chambers Street Depot: those via Bull slight
within a few squares of 231] Saree: Depot.

PAISEIIIII All IAITAIE’IIAIIFI'IEI Elli.

' Palatial Drawing Room and Sleeping Coaches,
combiningevery improvement, acmpouy all may
all this Railway. .

31' fliulflfl hunts, and any information re-
li‘dlng routes an connections. can be obtained at .
tghe Company’s oilice,124 Washin £2? (corner Water)
street. Boston, and at all prinpal oflces in New

Eugl and.
II. I. IAII, IIII I. I'll”,

tBaSen’l Passenger Agent,_ New England Agent.
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L IT T HE "A ND 'ojr'r EN
LI'I' 'r L E AN D- .0 Ir'r~ EN

1.11m: IAN'VD OFTEN?
LITTLE AN-D OFTEN
.LVI'r'rLE AND or'rEN“
LITTLE LAND, orrENV‘
LITTLE AND OFTEN
L‘I'r'rL‘E- AND Vor'rEN.’

’ 'IS THE WAY TO USE

1111. rtlltnrs 111111 In."

Avril}

 

 

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