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Thea-aw 151873
I " ' ' PANBURY’Z ' Jute-:5
. ’Buildingisnovt quite atastam‘dgstill lie
there being considerable rgpniring going on.
«missile-i116W-.onesi.ltnde.r.,llezidaan The.
PlalézéhES-lliéflawaféveuis also spreading;
‘ people” who ill?“ to see. a
, will have to, Aeomc down,
tartan"town-Enron;
1?: '
.4,. l.
all in
eEaster morn’which opened with clouds, o.
istrong, cold, north wind, and occasional
{raindrops—the very .OPPOSHG 0f ,Whfil
igood people hoped for, but. notwithstanding,
“I? greptAFeslive of the Resurrection was
:célebrttted as becomes the members of a
'national christain community. At CHRIST
Cduncfliméaling anthems, some of. them
geomposed for the occasion: accompanied by
;a grand organacconstructed and tuned by
:tllg Alipildgr, Mr. AAndrews of Utica, New
AYOrkA,“s_Alrué,k,tlilc note of gladness, meeting
iiliaturc was not in her best mood on
Thomas Sanford Esq., on h
from West Avenue, right hand.
7 o'clock, P. -M.
N orwalk, April 1st. 1573.
' REMOVAL l :
HE subscriber would reagectfully announce to
his patrons, and the pa be generally, that he
has removed to the
[AME AND cflMMfllllflllS STORE,
No. 21 MAIN STREET,
which has Just been retitled in an elegant manner
expressly for his business, and where he will continue
the manufacture of
Confectionery, Ice Cream, Etc,
Odiee hours 2 and
line
repairs for all the le din
which 1 offer as Wholcsa e and Retail.
PLOWSU
of plows of the moat
we use
and examine them.
I... J". CURTIS.
Zulu
castings being made of White Hard iron.
'PLOWslil
0 my old customers and patrons together with
all those who may wish to buy a cod Plow at a
fair price, i would say that l have a stock a full
approved atterhs. Also,
p r in thissection
Please call
23 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. '
N. B.—-My repairs will be of the best quality, tile"
The M
HOKANUM HERD.
Life Ins. Co
is Tana: -
., of Row York.
. _'r ,
. .
_ '1
Oldest, Larsen and Best
LIFE INSURANCE comm:
. in run outrun. sum,
wt or an
.pl .
T. tumult-taut nun
I
.s 7:'»:’:.=‘.:‘» ’ “ T"- ~ ‘1 ' ‘ , . . ~ 1 - A
_ . AA wnsrrour. A a . anarovsL. A m FLOWS I ,1 A, A.» t we A A, l I , .1. m. P o '13 '1' E B.
‘ Ill: fi 22113 'W .m...ma T- m... 3-. “Annulmaslsan; u “ " r ‘ ‘ “ *‘- " T LING ‘ ‘
fl 2 ‘ . v a . - »’ ' ' “m“ and ”Si an“ LM STREET. 1.; door N SUB YEGUR 5' E ‘ E l "“ "a A l -
t5: .-..« I ' A v- . - j A _. ‘ 51”” '2 ‘
w'o'RLD’s FAAIR
- CNAORWALK,
.ox_.
MONDAY, TiiE Tut-nil or innit, an,
DEALER IN
runes f flliGANS,
MELODEONS,
SHEET DIUSIC, 850.,
wall Street, Norwalk, 8t,
S. PAKULSKI
Respectfullyinrorms the ladle-of Nor - n v
cinity,that he hallellzngedtheservice» :fflk . a
nrnsrbLsss announc'runsn‘ . ‘
-05: . i, : I
[lumen illAailf W011i“, I
who wilimake up. athts shop. all kindsofwork dc.
slredhy ladies, in thelatesl audmosiapprovedstyles,
making over “ Coulbinssl’of the lady’s own hair, or
willsupply hair to order. He has alsoconstentiyon
hand. a tine assortmentof, '
h ., ,. . . , .
* «'4 - . .' hearty response i‘ron‘i'a dcv0ut assemblage 03mg KETCBUM pm "to, Thom. h A A _
IO ROI-Walk 0 "the 215tl 10 Barnum’s, 31‘s } . ' . . ' WI ‘ ' p x l. l-g . , vi. ’3 ‘i 21?, ‘z ‘3 “tits .- . VET. ' .
they angs‘éggni‘ to give us the seal-fl .lllls'se‘l'; :‘llolltllfill'lllisrs. , _'_l‘he_ incense of natural Both for the Wholesale and Retail Trade. modeiifgprigéf'flifi; ni’iilhdiiiansuciiihnlatrrif mam AWAAAAAAAA ”AAA; .. ,, . o N A T H E C 0 U N TY F AI R G R o U N D S, SW11; ch. 6 a,
son." “aromas of being .an‘Ajuland town Sflmvcrs arranged With taste. went at) from CHOICE FRESH (mung-nous“ Hoksnnm, Westport,(.onn. 4t-12A A, t A, ._. A _. . . A . . . , NEXT noon to SAfiNGs BANK :- 1 _ A
probabiyL. Even Bailey leftIu'AsJarilhout first,
fthelaliar which bore a magnificent crimson
Foreign and Domestic Fruit,
run}: a Lionrnrns
TEN Trusts. LARGER THAN rivers :
have a Piano or Organ.
Curls, we.
fore offered. Ladies desiring such work. will do
- » ~ . > “ .‘ ' ' ' h—"lhe handiwork ofihe parish ladies ‘ ' '
showinrr here and. then oul,,tielothors at .C‘Ot v - &c. t t - -
B " 3 ‘1. uéé‘fibys London calm“: 0t 1nd Froniing a super-altar was the Sanctus Nlus’ Cigars, . a me] [can er “lg o ‘ A gem; Osage stoekoi‘ltistrnnflsntlsgon hlztnddmnd
mm“ Sr . g l GENTS’RESTAURANT,ARD1CE ~ co‘Nsrsrtse or " onlhlflnslalmenls. my 0 loan which heis able to sell ntlower ratesthan overbe-
gone, and follOwcd it, and .v run; away ofi‘
York-ways, .ttfitl Lent of thietNew" York
circus, [to] jumps even your place, and ap
pears to be in a'great liurryAtngel'dqwn
:inscribed in bright ecclesiastical letters.
fSurmountingitafinc cross of dark wood,
gildedfand entwined with green wreatwl.
'The font was loaded with blossoms of
. i
KAI-HES AND CREAM SALUUN.
Thankful for past liberal patronage, he hopes to
merit a continuance of the same.
'. .C. H. DOUGLASS.
OBSERVE TI-IE [0W PRICES! A'
A New Metal.
Phonix of Brooklyn,
In good and reliable companies. among which are
William-burgh "city' of Hro'oklin, .
unseen, utasasms, caravan, ilIPPllDROME.
sons: AGENT sort run 021.anst
well to call before purchasing elsewhere, as be out
assure them that he can sell twenty percent. lower
than any other dealer ‘
aortas wmrro roa
lecttttluvs
- 4-; '1'! ed- Ten 5 none or let 1.25 _ ‘ 7
east. Well, we 'sba'll save ourhalf dollars "In ,hues,’ and pendent from “"3 altar Olfvpo “ p ’ p ‘: ’ 1.60: it! A of‘New York'IlllP 7 WEBER P 1111i 03. ‘
by tlicop'erut’iori: ,5);de . mi. Tn,- ‘ ‘ :latnp, a rustic basket filled with flowers and . B E! [0v 3 In :: T8310 $332" ’ :A 3:33, anoyor. . .. .. - -- ,. ~ 9" ‘
- .: ; ., ~.' :- r ' ‘ " 'zgreen leaves, the gift of Mr. George Cleve- h ' ’ ’ Connecticut ornnrtlbrdo STANLEY“? SON’S: ’ a e -
i " 1 3 ' ‘ 1 ' ' ' l lind From the centre chandelier hung a ii'avoii'ggidi‘éqldfiffffilfifsf’filfl‘lggg SOLD BY o . i ”’3" - ' ,Ah 1' d A A“ A. My .0.
STAMFORD» v ’ ‘ 'r" ' ' "i "v ' 4 " ' - National litre and-mar no 0 - , . ‘ c as: an onv.comp e Is
. , _. .. = ~. - .- > . . . from thenore Car epol West sldc,wllereshell _ . A . . . , , .fi 1 -. . . f h 5
~ Conductor Jones, of the New Canaan 21m!“3t of "c“ flmvus Vesemed by M" “0“ We "rellw'e‘me ”el“”me"“e"d’”"d 9““ E. K IOCKWOOB’S. ' GROVESTEEN ‘C FULLER 8’ gigiccisftioifiigfssgflgml Home:
Railroad, had ,a surprise preseh‘iation of}; :Charles C. Alden. Services throughout the rons wiAt all the new and varied styles of summary 0 Forparticulars apply to . . hku,Forcsts,\Vatcrfalls,Ba ”,ka 2;. Pages,
and Drossmaking. fit 11 — 11A [NEH BROTHER zoo Illustrations and Maps. [lustratedC . Free.
'
handS'mne'gold Watch 'and cituinfon'Tliursy
-dav last. from the co'muiuters'on' \said ' road.-
The- new Masonic Hall; in Hoyt’s Build-
ing,'wl_ll be dedicated according to the rites
and usages of the order on Wednesday even-
ing, by the Grand Master of the State, Luke
A. Lockwood, Earp, assisted by the, other
The Masonic Lodges of
mHeavy Cottouade suits;A'for"men’s
.fday wel'e‘interesting, and included a chil-
idt'cns S. S. anniversary, with presentation of
.bsoks in- the afternoon.
Memorial church was favored with good
congregations, and the services were im-
pressive. Selections in music were render-
;sisted of a cross of white flowers, the gift to
tttttltl’s lillil'i' tttst
GECflW. HOOPER, Proprietor.
LUMBER.
nvatLLE
- ' issuance “orrtcs,
E. MEAD,
' andwillfnrnish at shortnotlce.
/
VASE to son
Caliand seethem.
Pianolortd Geo. F. Brielow.
WM. FLINT; C0, Semen-run, m
E. K. Lockwobdo
nonvvnux, comm. ' '
Dealer in
r .l ‘tfictrs. . . . . - _ .
filial. Greenwich, Dal-tea and New ed by ‘1 ‘lunr‘ef‘e 01‘0“" ”f “hm" 31'“ Newlyfillednr and completely renovated lhrous— South NorWalk, Conn. .
Canaan will be represented by'dclegation‘s. Esther Downes is Soprano, E. M. Lees Esq. onl- f . _ t . I ' ' GROCKER I .
The ceremonies‘will commence at7,o”clock. ABass. Mrs, E. M. Lees, alto, Mr. E. S, may 050,, to please,“ satisfyvisuops:good and ' , _ OLD INSTRUMENTS ’
. .\7_ ' ’P-Admate- Downs tenor, and Mrs“ Chas. H, T3310;- courteous attendance for , _ - . z . '. 01,0. WgaehYellotw (and {gulflapgh‘gm C’li'ilnlvs‘om
- . - .. _' ‘ . ' l u -' A . . _ . ‘ , r . " . ' . - — uga._ c some e., ram can no no on,
YVINDOW‘SHADES at T' E',& H OlgflmSl: Du’EI‘ey.EUCkE anlllfm, Chill“ Drlvmz. Sa1hngorBathtne Partles. _, Farms 0’ O" ASIAZCI, . . . Taken m Exchange for NOW, Porcelain and Parisian Fare, Chamber Sets.
a s 'th'e 30M * s ’ ' if °“’ P"s°°‘"’" “9° Te Dem“ “'1 “'1‘ ‘ - » ’ “ Pol to but Institute National “Po fr it C ll - ““113 Ell-bfhiméiz’ Shifts?!”
. ' in] 4’ ‘ ' a‘l-n :Ws__ ' ' * ' A ”59’? fEJ'lbil-‘ll¢,” WQl‘qSlmg- The Reclor. cum BAKES “BASIS &c Ioh‘er fer spring Trade.afnll stock- Houses of .nll kinds, 4 , y C C. .. o 1' ll -. . a cry! TUNING AND REPAIRING A“ Anti,” Ag or'ivm‘e,a:d a, ' ,
'g— Working'Suits‘ for $590 m ComstOck A;Re'v.’Mr." SievensA'conclucted the services. . l . l . Villa: P1618, Blinding LOIS. ‘ , A - ,- .. ' . _ grim (harbour competition. A.
Bro's. . ~ . . . . - The floral decorations were splendid, sur- A SPECIALTY; ’ - ' Hall Of Classic Statuary, Mechanics and Fine Arts. Doneatshort notice. G L A S S W A. R E -
- . OW . - - apassing" those 'of‘any ' former year, and A And Property of every discrjptton for sale and ex- . A . , . . - ,
@- Another cargo or extra Ohm“ New bespoke the taste and libert'tlity of Mrs. G. .' ' “'"Vflmles °l ' change m '" -- ‘ ' ° . - The ‘Vebcn- Piano. Tea Se” ' no",
r ' ' . ' . ~. . ~ ‘ . A .». - ‘ u t tf thg t n i ’ ' .
:1 (at: Afgcflleosm Just received. at Keeley Alden,i whoI took ipet‘slonal lTnltlerESt m HuoPERuS HUTEI. EUHUPERN PIA" . .. AWESTPORT, NEW cannon; soAU'm Non. Gar den of Comparative Zoology and Ornithology, bythiwmgt:fiigegznusigmrfinzgraAAA-6:12:13: “mag; mass“, Dccamegoblety.
»- ' r: plfOCLlAl‘ ll" ant arrann‘ ng em. cy con- 1 , . ‘. ~ ,- ‘ ' _ _ - - maynothe inappropriate! ' . Etc.) Etc., Etc. ’
' a a and L U M B E R 9 WAFK' RYE' NORWALK' GREENWICR’ AND Ihaveneverseenal’iauo which equalsthe Weber
wear, at $5.00,_atfl‘ilton’s.
ers. Alden from Judge Birdsall of New
Ladies & Gent’s Dining Saloon,
DARIEN;
RIDGEFIELD, llORO’l‘ON,
DAN CASTELLOA’S, SIGNAOR SEBAASTIAN’S AND MONS. D'ATALIE’S
The Weber Piano occupies justly the First rank
amongstthe nest Pianos. J. N. Patlt'son.
'lilltlll Mill Willow writ.
~ -~ ' .>—-o-———'—;- ‘ :thk’,’a cross and.boquet of colored flowers ”“13“,, ~ . - ' " ' ‘ ‘ sflhFoRD ,. 'A '- 7’ A , _ A‘- ' ‘ A . , . . .
. ., _ . A ».‘-' ,_ .A ,_ _ . . . go! theLargestAssortmentoil LEW YORK CITY. - . .r to 4 »~ ~ - - . . . TheWebchlauoscannotpoasiblybe surpassed. Brooms,Whisps,Pails,Tubs,8crub,8hoeand8tovo
W..Trunksant1-Leather B938 at 9°” $0.13; the pulpit, a font, heaped “'lu’ Japonicas 32 ands; Main Street. Norwalk, Conn. . ' ' ' Gland "pg lllifllllillflllal EQHBSillall allll Hypplllllfllllallll EXMSIIIOI’; ‘5'- b‘ 5””3- Brushes. Mops, Wash-boards, Step-Lad-
SiOCk‘Bro’s. . '. . .' . .. . innit Guilds, from Mr C C Alden a . . . gnoonyn, A“ MA ., AAA . . niflpsadtl'ielligbe‘;6rfllud Pianokbecausse lionsme fillers,h Basllgzets'. l’l'alku'wlillnhclélfetch
. .. , . . . , f A - - . . . . . _ _ ,:-‘ '.; 3:"- . {‘5 .e-v- if. 1w“ . A _, . A, e es in _c 0ft. arry on arson. oi. es— ow s. rays, A w ‘2: rs,
W. .. . .. . . .. ‘brfiuet endam from the beak of u, . s O - . '7 ,, “-0 we a” A v" "v H ‘ n“ The Webchlanopossessescvorytbinsthatcanb.- Cl th Li Potato Mashers are the. to. the.
. A‘ DARIEN. , .v 3 ' p ‘ e l-cc GA. RDEN SEEDS, ‘ t 0k. B o a rd. And manyother plates. Also . wiggedwfnrbin tiflPiano. l. f Geo. W. tlftit‘glzn.hl 0 es nes, ' ' ' '
. . e e or arm ran‘s oremosl. amoncst t (-
Rev. B. B.’ Snowden wasanndunced to
deliver his Sandwich Island) lecture at
Fitch‘s Hall, West Darlen,last'evening.
NEW CANAAN.’ A
item’s eagle, an I. H. S. wrought in pansies
grind geranium leaves on the front of the
hltar by llfissAFanny Gray, pots of bright
growing bot-house plants, and a Passion
‘ Zgvinett-n feet high trailed up to one of the
0 To DEMMON a: we‘veom'lvs, 53
Main Street, forehoice and valuable Garden
Seeds; all kinds in large or small quantities
l
I
ever brought tothir nerkot.’
h—g
» Houses and Stores to Rent.
Real Estate omce
Best Manufactured. Wm. Mason.
The Weber Piannsstanrl Firstam nngsl the splcn
did Pianos produced in this Country.
Clara .V. Brinkerho].
A. ten vears' acquaintance satisfies me that the
Weber Pianosare anapnroachablc.—John Zundel.
Tabla Cutlery'antl Platedfiare,
Table and Tea Knives; Ivory. Rubber and Wood
Handles»; Cat-versllutcherKulvesflegetable Knives,
(‘hop Knives, Dinner andB-reakfast Castors,8poons,
Forks, Brittania Tea and Cefl'ee Pots, etc.
.. . . -. ‘ _=' fpillars near the pulpit. The altar top \ r . I would all es e '.1. it. ,- t _
' lll‘hework on thehotei ‘5 rapidly progress supported an endless number of blossoms, M E [V I l [E E M [in ~ c p on 1 en 1011 o StO’ves Furnaces,
. lng, and whenAccmpAleted, the butldiugwrll iall‘hues . the general efl'ect being that of _ M, h. Sh. ~ 1 - r , THE ESTY COTTAGE ORGAN 9 .
beecredittothctoivn'. A; . ’ 10 lgan lug e » j ' ‘ . v NJ? ‘
~ - .. * - ; t *» fan-y bower. - A ' ; SOUTHNOR’W ALI: 59.: '32: , _ Ranges.
fl." BRIDGEPORT: . 5 éifllllllllloll chillchfie‘d- mass at 9% a- 1 - ‘ I ' Q . V I Beautifull' finished in black walnut and
On nfidal‘terrfiaturday‘night Aprill9tlh, m.”ih;which"some'800 members partieipat- —— ‘ "'_ . rosewoodycombining more perfuctions than MISCELLANEOUS’
my other in the World. Has taken more Bird Cam, Wire Baskets. nggstands,
until further-notieerthe milk-train. 'will run
a. passenger car between Bridge ort:nnd
South No‘rtvalk—stopping at :Aairfield,
Southport and Westpo'rt to take'up or leaye
ed.’ The'other churches held services, but
not in cdmlnemmoration specially ofEaster.
Mum. R Treadwell succeeded in getting
his oats into the ground before the late
stutter BOARDS...
SECURITIES OF
ALL KINDS
Bought, Sold and Exohanged. if _
shau our. HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD MFD-
\LS AND FIRST shamans, at Fairs and Ex-
hibitions throughout the United States.
They are endorsed by the highest musical
Pocket. Knives, Scissors, Shears,
Clothes \Vi~ingers,clothos Horses, Hat and Cost
Booss,Stove Iliucking.Tack Hammers lla'chetr,
Glue Pots. Polishing has and Powders, Lanterns.
'i'in Ware, Tea Kettles; ails,Basters,Cuil'eePots,
Lamps, Mirrors,
passengers. ~ -~ * . . A - ,_ - . . ,. _ . .
The Housa’tonic Rail Road company have. great storm. . , TICKETS T0 EUROPE, EA .uthonnes. sadjronr, Clothes ere, Wir Cloth.
Sifiiilifsiio’i‘i’fié'i‘ht‘ifii re?“ lamp and: “93:31:03: :idigifiaggf 723::Edfid “4 via.» Manet?“ smnnsnrr oof. A3111)“ 5‘ (I: certmuly the be“ I “giggly-Morgan For 5810 at 8 Bargain. ' .
Jam‘s'O‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' . . l 3 - B x u. tiff,_ 1;. _ 4 - ‘ ° v '
L Rourke, of this city, will play as ,5 “J ‘ifia i»... 1‘ is 170047. Wl-iCh is the highest praise th‘“ Obfcigifrii'wr‘ermié"sfiiiie§i§:£?3§.§f§i”§tif
regular catcher With the Boston‘
ings during the season, .
' ‘be plans for the-new, St. Jo _
to be built on the ceruer o‘iLFairfieid and
Park avenues, are nearly etimpletcd, and
work Will commence on the building soon.
The sheyltlsl9.2bs~ol..ihe English Rural
order. of rough blue stone, trimmed with.
Portland'o'tj‘otherfitie‘s‘ione withfiiuttrésses,
pofie Joell-here, lower, Steeplef stained win-
dows;.&ci iltct'vili stand nearly? north and
south facing .ouEajAriirlzl rivenuefiund about
.tweniy feet from the sidewalk, a. portion of
the-lotbei-ng thrown into the sti'ee‘t‘t'o bring
tthe iAitieof‘tlie Walk parallel with'ilie church
rou..-"A‘f,‘».
Colg. B. Sumner, of Bridgeport, Treached
home Friday, bringing with him the body
of his brother. Albert I. Sumner, a victim of
the lateAtlantic-stleamsbip disaster? “ '
All the parties: yesterday 'succeedcd‘iu
something, not .,excepting the prohibition
party "which though only about 150 strong,
vet elected one of their Alderman, M‘r. Wil-
iam G. Lineburghw Still it is proper to add
.llmt Mr. Linchurgh- being a very-.‘decided
Red Stock-
hnls church“
number of aged women is greater.
3 “Old Nell,” aged 34 years, owned by Dr.
Geo. B. Bouton, is the oldest horse in town.
rTheAffgoing”> propensities and willingness
of the animal s‘eeni to be as servicable and
realas they, were 20 years ago. Mr. Wm.
» Batterson is the only man in. town able to
show this wonderful horse.
E‘Capt. Platt Pearsoll’s atipck offillness
which» lock place some evenings since at
the- store of Mr. P. W. Jones, is, we are
happy to learn, of a less serious nature'ihan
year's‘old.
‘. Mrs. G. Alden, has rented the new house
jpst completed on River street by Mr. J.
'W;. Perry,and when fences and a barn shall
be built; aud'the grounds graded, will make
at first supposed. The captain is now 83 '
ATTENTioN l ATTENl‘loN ll
W DRUG; STORE.
'snxrnn 8‘ nvnnmenrnu.
o
NE
N0. 31 MAIN ST., NOR WALK ' CONN.
' it her permanent residence.
Mr. James Smibcrt, Jr., starts this week
for Chicago to take charge of a large leath-
stlss'a CASE
Ra've titted up the Store corner of
Pane Stocks,
1%, 1%. and 9 Inch,
.good widths and lengths.
Illll MICHIGlN BEVEllED Sllllllli.
SOUTHERN PINE: FLOORING.
.lst, While Wood, Black Walnut
Drafts. on lr'ela
. I' . t, A. . .
Check *mps
Northern Pacific 7.80figld
class R. if. Bonds. '
Accounts received _ snbjec
same as hankntud Interest, a
a General Banking Business
Banking
£7 wnrrn STAR LINE.
nd. Germany,
and all parts ofEurope. for Sale. A
COUPONS COLLECTED AND GOLD .
COIN DOUGH-TA-
y"
for sale. ‘ '
Bonds gm] other that-
t. to drafts. byghgck,
[lowed depositors an‘gi
lrunsao’tednt -r. .. ,,,..
Office ,
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
JACOB as. narrow? {Jill-W, i
scum uouwamebApun, .
.,
-...
Camels, Dromedaries, Reindeer and hill: in harness,
. ' ’ t it
«THE GREATEST SHOW ON EA RTII! .
August. so nun-turn SUPERIOR snows? commons).
Room for Everybody. Seats Comfortably» foufieen'Thoyand.
AAA THREE Tums MORE THAN IN 1871.]
' 100,000 New “and Interesting Curiosities. 1,500 Animals, Birds, Beasts, Reptiles, Sea
Lions, andother Marine Monsters, 2.000 Med and Horses, 12 Gorgeous Tableau and Stain-
ary Chariots:
One Hundred. Besple‘nd
of gold, crimson, ruby and cerniean .redrcited cages. animal dens, ‘steam callicpe, polyhymnian organza-Oe-
sides ihe gleatxltluslcal Chariot of Mnemosyne.
A STREET PROCESSION'THREE.MILAES LONG,
which is made about. 9 o’clock Neg morning, wherein will be seen scores of trained Elephants, herds of
‘ Trick Llorses and Ponies, Arabian Thoroughbreds, elt‘
ant Vans,
gant caparisoned Steeds and l’aifries in Livery.
can be bestowed on any instrument.
0. B. Seymour, Musical Critic N. Y. Times.
walk Iron Works manufacti ie, one l\ mu Beater,
all in good WOl king order, have beennred but a short
They are the best reedlnslrument we have
met with.
' 0. di J. H. Odell, Organ Builders, N. I",
It is the neplus ultra of reed instruments.
' P: of. E’. L. Baker.
It contains sweetness and power in an
anusual degree—Rec. stltop Sampson, 111.
E. Church. ' .
. Language fails in adequacy to convey a
fair idea of the perfectly enchanting power
of this lnstrumenl.—Imlependent.
Vastly superior to anything of the kind I
have ever played npon.— Wm. A. K2719.
The Esty Organs are without a superior.
Geo. Jardl‘ne, Organ Builder, N. Y.
No tremolo has yet been invented that
will in any way compare with this fondteau-
ty of cilect.—— Wm. A. Johnson, Organ builder.
It is not merely the best, but it is the only
mechanical reproduction of the human vice
which has ever satisfied mes-Boo. E 0
time. For full information call on or address
11. H. ELWELL. at ofliceof the Norwalk Leek Co
On/y 50 Cents per' Bottle.
“promotes tho GROWTH, PRESERVE!
the 001.03, and increases the Vigor ./
“unnamoruomnl. .5.
Oven Tarn-r! Yuan aoo Luna's Ram no:
In Runwastlnt placedin thomukotby Profs-n:
E. Thomas Lyon, a. graduate of Princeton College.
if“? ‘7‘” “‘“f “‘°?°'°°“..'“‘.‘..“‘°"' .
' ' ocean“, ~‘,-r'eem,or are“ -
fav’dlrf’igthasreceiv ,undAI‘leggp’ulm-itfithnsobtuned,
is unprewdented and sacred: is. it increases the
Republicm was elected by the aid Of "his‘ or establishment there. WALL & W A TE R St. and- cherry, ,. , z» . Rail/gs, Presz'dentofNorlr'tern New York-Mud. demmm‘ungmfl 2mg 3333...; If?“ “Twill: '
, . 9 _ cal Association. , ' . Huixfmm tryning‘g-nry. It keeps the head cool. and
' Republican friends. +Standard.
: ..
The governor of West Virginia has just
come to the rescue of true love with an
-execntive pardon. About a year ago a
,young man was arrested near Wheeling
.for horse stealing. As sometimes happens,
:a lovely maid was. very much attached to.
ihim, and matrimony was in prospect;
The price which the E. Disbrow farm
sold for was $8,925, not $3,000, as stated
last week. :George 'Fairchild, Jr., was the
purchaser. A 4 .'
During the past week the main road op-
posite Platt’s burying ground has been al-
most impassable by reason of the mud.
Teas, Coffee, Fancy Groceries , unzip.
and‘opened a full line of fine
Dried Fruit.
We intend to do a strictly CASH business believ-
1“
M DRY'I, 1% and 2 Inch
Ho'rrcn. . 5 -;
flu“; subscriber haviagprocured a-large
. of seions of all the_popnrar varieties o
nd Pears, begs leave to inform the pee lo of hm:-
wnlk audviclnlt thathe is preparedto o GRAF] ~
ING at a low or cc and in a superiorma
Apples
nner. Give
to . ‘ 1'
E C.’ COMSTOOK.
istf
asultly‘ ,3
' .J. ill. POTTER, Norwalk.
grves' the hair a. rich soft. losyu . Itistho
mm: in Guam: a'nd Quint-:1: as it Ira-om o_ QUAI-
rnr. of a Cnurunero. and issoldbyullDru and.
Country Stores at only I-‘lny Cont: per 0.
l
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Woman’s Glory it Her. '_
LYON’S e
When he was put in jail for lrial,sbe begged
to be allowed to marry him and be put there
Travellers wrtb horse and vehicle found 1: ”gum,“ “0pm: Ahauymm we mu 'm Am.
customers a'betier article. at a lower price. Special _
‘5‘:
too. This was refined, and determined to
go tojaii any-how. she set fire to a school-
house. and was awarded- two ,years.in the
penitentiary. Her lover was soon ,aftcr
tried, and unfortunate] ' for the girl’s plans,
he was found not gui Iy.» So her‘sch‘emc'
for union was the only cause of. theirzrea’l
separation. The - governor heard ' of .thc
story'hnd released the prisoner, but be
crutioned her to avoid pyrotechnics and
have a little more faith in’ her husband. .1
SPEED on THE CARRIER—PIGEON.-‘~Tlle
speed of,the carrier-pigeon has beengener-
ally overrated. Careful experiments have
shown that thirty miles an hour is the aver-'-
age, although, in a, few well-authenticated
instances, thrice that speed has begn attain.
ed. ’ 'In 1808 an English ,gentleman‘fllaida
large wager that his pigeons could fly-thirty-
five miies an hour. ' odecide the question,
three of his trained. birds mere taken exact-
ly that distanc from his residence, and let
loose in theprescnce of witnesses. They
arriv'cd‘h‘ome together in just fifty three
minutes, or‘seven minutes ahead of time.
In 1838, during the great annual .trial .of
carrier—pigeons at Ghent, twenty-f0 .1' birds
were let-fly ttt‘Roueu, one hundred arid lift'y
:miles distant,.ut five minutes before team
tthe morning. Their flight
timed. One .ofjheln reached Ghentiu one
hour andlthirty, minutes, having traversed
the distance at the marvalous rate of more
thanrninely miles an hour. Sixteéh init'de
the journey in two hours and a half. 1-45ng
eral were never heard from. In theszast
wonderful stories a'i'e‘toltiof their spied 31nd .
endurance- ' The traveler Lithgow tells A us
that one will carry ia’letter treat Babylon to
Aleppo in forty-eight hours, the places being: ,
thirty day’s 'onrne :1 art b the slow}
modes oftrath-l usedyin‘llim Easll, But, the
stories of early travelers are" to be“ taken,
with many grains_of allowance. Although
for aAshort distance, orAAinAe-xceptionttl cases,“
the carrier-pigebn may attain a much great~
or speed, thirty miles an hour is probably]
its average. It could not sustain a‘ long
fliWht with greater velocity.
ven this speed can not be maintainer]
Awithout rest, for the carrier-pigeon.~ has not
the endurance"Which-belongs to many birds
of passage. It always decends at night‘for
shelter and repose, and-hence it can * rarely,
fly across a wide expanse of Water. . (1‘0,
this was pilrtly‘owingj ,‘ilié. fl-ilure of the
attemptito use them‘for‘ 'convr-ying Aintelli-z
gence from- the ttrtic explorers, and par’tly'
to another- cause. .ngc A-A>w,a‘iters,-, chiefly
poets and5 romancers, would have usbeiieve
that the car'rlet'éptgeon finds'llis way home
from remote places-bye kind of instinct ;-
but thistis‘ not ;the7c':lse.‘ 'rIts flight isjguided
by sight alonea, When-Jet loose front con-
finemé‘ii‘t'it l'lS‘~‘S' to aAgtreat height in the air
by a series of constantly ' enlarging f circles
until it catches s‘t‘glit'ofasbme - litiniliar-i'a'nd- '
mark by whichgto ,(iirect its courseldfflown
linggy day it soon becomes betvjldeged,‘
er returnsto'th'e place of, flight, oi:
is lost. Let loose'frorn a. balloon on a [clear .
day, audioo far :tbt)Vciiltt:lgrlluncl for objects
thereon to be discerned even by its piercing.
vision, instead ot'At ising, itidrops..perpende-.
ularly, like a plummet, until it nears, the
earth,»wh'en it begins to wheel roun(l”in‘a
descending spiral, eonslantlv increasing ill
diameter,_cvidenlly for the ’purpose above
mentioned oi‘asccrtaluing its locality, and
discoveringsotne indications for ihé (Tm-25-;
tion ()f..llS course.‘—Mlss E. B. Leonard
Harper's Magazine. ‘ ' ' _ ’
—..————-4-—nl
A NEw‘THEoBYr-A' new theory of earth-
quakes and volc:t'noes,"wbich has‘ibund
favor with-scientific mcn' generally, has
been given by Mailer-.2 alt is based .tn'po'n
the conceded ,fac't that-Allie, curlh is gradually
cooking; and as it cools, it contracts. ,luit
not uniformly. he interior 'cofitl'allls‘“
more rapidly than'tiie""‘crusl,‘ audv-Mnller A
believes that the shrinkage-of the crust teen,
explain all volcanic phenomena. '-?As' jibe
the . iea‘rlli?
rcsultof the contraction of
lfl't‘g iaritins oi‘ level- were first produdtion‘? . -. V - ~ «t . ’ ,f
in “A. fl.” remote itgeszthen corrugation Llof. . A . M. G. Bb'lléan, Notary Public. .
moutn'm ranges and table ands-anddasfly; a; ’ _ . ._,.._n _ . . - , , ,
local crushingsduwn and dislocations-arr mwgsilli’fil h‘hmsfulmm'smlhe one
roce-s" still goin" on He-u b'-' A. -"~*‘ ”hi“ 5.“ -" . “l 9“" Old allyng of horsemen -
p ' r ' ° ' - ‘ “Di: "5 tls t-‘ziszjust aer-ueofmen as ‘of horses. Tin;
now generallijaA‘llow'ed, a ,form. of -'
the wo’ {xpeh‘dcdiu'bearing 'do
crust lsllA .tns‘tllrmied inro'heat. ‘Ii‘bczslfi'fttce
ot‘thc earth may be well {compared fulfil}
shriveietl“ skin oi", ’au’~ apple; : Earth'quak'éf'
1:1,", ‘51
and volcanic eruptions are "the'result of .‘ thé'”
snbsidefice'and shrinkage ‘joxi the 'cafilh‘s.
surfitqgsf‘ffl‘he‘ old them-y'tbttl Anioummng
were upheaved is not correct. The .‘valleys'
\~ sunk‘dow'n, "I‘bis volcinie-force ha‘s'
turnip, and is now,,gr6wm
:lS‘llA'a” . . . A , A_
slalom within-internal hoof;
'as carefully. >
act-(very.li-ttlcgthlngthatgoes amiss in his
infinitely worse than ever Bunyan dreamed
of when he wrote about the “Slough of De-
spond” in j‘Pilgrim’As' Progress." It is not'
too late for‘the’ Selectmen, accompanied by
trustworthyADistrict Surveyors, to make a
prospecting visit.
.Good Friday was well observed. The
churches held services, and the' stores and
other places of business remained closed.'
It was a rare day so far as temperature and
sunshine is concerned.-
‘If Mr. W.- E. Sturges puts plate glass
into the front windows of his new store as
suggested, it will present the finest front of
- any store in town.
The building of Mr. E. P. Smith’s new
,rjoa'd necessitates the entire destruction ot
hunt A; Fairchild’s garden patch, and a
two hundred and fifty years old willow
tree close by. PAULZ
_ WSpring styles of Hats at Comatock
Bro’s. , -, . _
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A UP THE SHEPAUG VALLEY.
ercnmhnn—David E. Buell has bought
the 'Chas.‘ C.Buell farm, about 2% miles
lilllt‘S northwest of the village,for $2,000,
and has sold his place northeast of .the vil-
lage to Benjamin W. Brown for $13500.
, The summer visitors are beginning to re-
turn here to make arrangements for the sea-
son. There are hundreds of applications
for board which cannot be supplied.
- The “banner" towns of the county are
Roxhury and .Vash'ington. For the first
time in' manly-four years the Democrats lose
,their representative in Roxbury. For the
'first time since the establishment of the. Six-
rt’eenth Senatorial District the. Democratic
Senator in Roxbnry is in a minority. Four-
teen Roxbury Democrats showcd their re-
gard for real democracy by votin for Mr.
eruorAaAnd- figpipsmlr. Barnum. A ashing‘
‘ton gave a’ epnblieait‘ “majority on the State
ticket except for governor, and elected two
Republicans for the first time, We believe,
since 1858.“, After; ;:§l1l=ll aAAgloomy view in
all] othér directions the'outlook towards the
immediate southwest is extremely cheerful.
, - . . Lt'tckfield Enquirer.
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In YOU NEED MEDICINE “hold fast that
which is good.” Either a. great army of
intelligent witnesses are grossl deceived,
'orAelse'Dame’s “Wine of ,the oods" is a
most remaskitbleia'n’d reliable ‘fa‘miiy medi-
cine. ~ It cures eonlttlpation, d spepsia, bad
~Aappetiie'; liver complaint, hen tche, worms,
”scrofula, and all diseases of .the stomach,
liver and blood, with almost magical cer-
_ taiuty. Read the advertisement.
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A 61‘. » .
. .Allypeoplenwould undoubtedly prefer a
fine head’of hair‘gl’oivn upon their 'own
heads, Iofonizghald, or‘wearing false- hair,
mod it has been lh'e'stu-ly of many of our
glearued men to find a remedy to restore the
hair when fallen out. dud renew its color
,afl'erit has become gray. Such a remedy
has been iound‘ and is now ofi'ered to the
"world under the name of Hall’s Vt-o‘etable
teicilia’n llaitfilicnewer; and, to verify this
statement, head .lhe following :— ‘
This is to certify that [was very bald; in‘
fact, my'headiwas perfectly smooth; and it
is common ‘lnj'my faniily‘ to‘grow bald early
in tire. .I havo now used four bottles at
Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer;
and the hair; has grown out'ullover my
head. and is now: a natural brown.
. ,, , manner cannon,
IND,
~ ;. 5r ,v 3;
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Sumo, Jnumcs 00.,
. Mangs, 1868. '
A .APersonally appeared before‘ me Bartlel'
ACoulonflmd upon oath, says the above
.siatemenl is true. '
A an ttiataliows-himselt‘to gel irritated at
a‘hnsinrss’, qr‘in 'o
Vinita! lllat,”a§’ll ,A
mildl'ivear'oui c He is a man for
avb‘mn bile and dySpepsia have a particular
fondness, and for whom‘chiidren have a
particular aversion. He .is a plan with
a perpetual‘th‘orh in his flesh-which pt'icks
and Wounds at the slightest movemen -
anteater whom'life has little. pleasu
the More small hope.
t'diltary affairs of life, is a
hi. All)“ ;a¢coniplish little
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attention given to tine
ms & FRESH tannin COFFEE.
Call and see us at the Corner Store.
snap a class.
P. w" . BATES.
NORWALK. CONN.
' Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of
GRANITE, '
MONUMENTAl t Blilllllllli smut -
to order. .
CEMBTERY LOTS inclnsed with POSTS or COP- .;
ING at short. notice and very low prices. - Keeps
constantly on hand stone cut. fo
POSTS, CARRIAGE BLOCKS,
r UNDr Rt‘INlNNG,
FENDERS &c. &c.
Yard on Railroad dock near Gas House. 3m 14
in
BEER BY THE GALLON.
cannon .
LINIMENT.‘
FOR' ,FAMILY USE.
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H A L F O R D
tstcssrssstuns
TABLE SAUCE,
The Best Sauce and Relish"
little in any Part of the World
:E'amily Use.
Pi ' . .; . accounts.
“15‘: Pints _ - 30 Cents.»
(For sale by all Grocers.
FRANK MEAD.
Fine 1. ‘tllonieetionery,
No.3, Gazette Building.
units Alla murmurs RESTAURANT.
l a .
to bird i103 CF I”! furnished :to order on short notice.
“Winsome moms constantly on hand'
A
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nooon on nnnssnn.
Also, a fullline of
EASTERN nun TIMBER.
all the algal sizes an dl engths.
at prices that defy competition,~
1E. a. HILL,
' NOBWALK,CONNA: A
Special contracts made for delivery byArail or
teams.
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Call and see all the beautiful new styles which are in stock in great varietyf‘WPRlCES VERY LOW'
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W A LL , PJA P E:
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' Constipation.
EQWABD. P. WEED.Dmgsist.= '
ORAL AGENT wanted in Norwalk. for THE
ALDINE, the only Art Journalin America. An
active. energetic person. who will obtain a respecta-
ble list of subscribers, can retain -the position per-
manently. Other occupation no objection provided
results oresdlt'gfaetoryt . As
to Bookseiiels who are not‘reguiar; eats, this is
an o portnnity to work up uAbnsiness t _at,will be a
regu or income with lea '- exbltiou each year.
No applications will be entertained unless 'A cootpé
panied b such testimonials aswill show the_ ighegp .
res eeta ilitv and general rurcesslolrlppllnnt “I'll .
un ertairinss. Fall particnls'sby‘addresslng
JAMES SUTTON & 00., Publishers,
4113
58 Maiden Lut- e. New York.
B rok aw
HAVE DOUBLED Till-2m MANUFACTURING
‘ FACILITIES BY THE ADDITION OF TWO
MORE LARGE STORES TO THEIR PRE-
SENT PREMISES, FOR. THE SALE OF
Gama-Young Bill & Chilittn’s
Clothing
FOURTH AWL, opposite Cooper institute. _
LAFAYETTE PLACE, opposite Astor PM
new rents.
« r
' pit-rainwater?
BOGARDUS,
‘l'liE'lVEtt-llll'll Plill'l’llfl'lillllltll,
Located for 16 cars at cor. Barclay and Greenwich.
8 years at, cor, ,ranirlin and Broadway. get for the
last three yours'at.l\lo.‘1153 Bloody“! 9 ' 0.3"
27th St., invites his lormer patronsipt _ eterni-
ty‘ to give him a sitting for his preheat splendid style
of photographs. . _ -; ». t~ '; 5,-
_ m raters. all, discounts.
and you Will find it ’time‘ well spentfliu coming to my
gallery for the likenesscf yourrelf andfamlly.
.4
be ma:ieu to you. . . . _ .
Broadway and'Universit Place cars pass “indoor.
Sixth Avenue cars come w this one block. Thirty-
fourth St. part-dram footAGt-and St;,also pass the door.
bm. 13,0 earning,
1 l 58 .Brondwoy, . mar BM‘Stre‘ol‘,
strontium mil.- ' . new roux.
Solepgehlftbfi normals}. A ,
TRBALDlh’llsnotsoldl "‘ ,
. ”‘3‘
BROTHERS ' *
If yourntay in the city is shortfthe’pictnres will;
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. A » . A L ' l.” . l _- h A. if: '55:." 335—. _ ‘-
THREE SILVER CORNET AND BRASS BA 03! -
Living Wild Animals, Comic Automaton Clowns and Gymnasts, Grotesque Mechanical tall and Globe
Jugglers in full performance In the open strtets, presented in such a novel and attractive manner as to b
well worth going a hundred miles to see,
In fact such has been the overwhelmin
few months, that the management will exhibit. in a la
Full Menagerie free of Charge.
The coilecticn in this n on and free exhibition embraces all the varieties usually seen in a traveling Me
nagerle. Doers will be clot ed during the performance of the Hippodrome, and not. open during the even
ing. .
TIIE GREAT INTERNATIONAL *ZOOLGGICAL‘ "GARDEN
nifieent specimens of the whole animal kingdom, the most conspicu-
fonr Asiatic and African Elephants, ll hitt- Sacred or Two-humped
w arrivals of rare and expensive ll’ild Animals. within the past
rge pavilion prepared expressly for the purpose a
Will contain the largest and niost_mag
our of which are the living Sea Lion s,
flactrain and Arabian Ctmels and Dromedaries, Babylonian Lions, Bengal Tigers, Vlacke Varks anda
A .
- agnv ~ -nr Birds of rate plumage. . . .
This; t‘lie‘Mtiirhe‘um Curiosities, which will be exhibited three times daily, is
PRUF. FABER’S WflNDERFUL TALKING MA
at
putt,
Whl h sine-s lau its and talks in all languages. and for the exclusi
monllls. pit-yrg 'l‘w%uty Thousand Dollars. Also the Fiji Cannibals, hi nine and Digger ludians, the celebrat-
ed Albino and Aztec Children, What is it. Giants, Dwarfs. Beard Id. Girl. {Io-armed Boy, curl-ms Phenome-
na nrd Freaks of Nature. Living.r Sea Lions, rare and cxpcnsrve Wild Animals, (one of which costs more
than ten cases of common speciinons,) such as
The Giant Black: Rhinoceros,
six feet high, and aslarge as an African
Paintings of .all the Presidents, Statesm
Prof. Rogers’ group of A _ A
: CLASSIC AND HISTORIC STATUAR Y, -
’ I r I I dred eatremelv curious and exmllo life-like, moving mechanical An.
“Bohemian Glassblewcn and a bun _ _
tomatons from Paris‘an‘ 'Gene'va, consisting oi Tableau and Landscapegl'anstTmaitoti recites, Historic
omittnn lllnstc'azs, Gorgeous Grotto Scenes.
d hi tholo lcal Andri- dies. Sin ing and Flittlng llirds, Ant . . ‘ .
I’lla: inéFoufithinr,-t3qulpg Wagter’ Mills, Flying Chariots, Sailing Ships. Moving Railroad '1 rainsrhip-
piing Cascades, and thousands of the most curious and exquisttc W orks of Mechanism and Art, suflierent
of themselves‘to constitute elitist-class exhibition.
" rel M, r1" ‘7"; ‘ r r ._ _ - _ .
El <A-‘Nde~V;EL SENSATION. . .
.-' ' e'st'll nestrtan'and Bi ndrofla' ic StarContest' ever witnessed, between scores of first-classFreneb,
ltgiggfllnglllshna’nd AnlerléagpArllsls. Perfyrmers, Atheieter, Gymnastsnllarebaclr Equitationisis, V suit-
or . Les 'ersa‘nd distinguished student.‘ of Scientific-Calislhemcs. all arrival forthemaslery in the great
A die .xpositieu. ' The entertainments in the great double Hippodrome 'l i will he characterizedcby the
it yet spectacle of Thre‘e'Great Circus '1‘:- apes. and three separate and disllrci Ar‘enlc. Circus and specta-
- cular Rings, seen 'by the whole audience simultaneously, in one eolctsalpevihtn, large enough teat-at
comfortably 14,0!20. ,
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY, MORNING. AFTERNOON ‘AJVD EVENING.
EExcnrlson trgins wiiiArun on all tributary lines at reduced rates. Doors open at it) a. an, and 1 and 'l p. m.
le
aPhiiiltary Heroes, Kings, Queens, Poteatalcs, Celebrities and
o
1 I One Single'l‘icit 01—50 Cts.—mlmits to all.- Children half-price.
. Free admission to the egtire’ r: at show to all who b the Life of 1?. T.Ba aura—.869 pages. illustrated.
Relocation-83m tn 8‘). 0. ' .
. , th s 2100 groom o othginnenf—srorae Greeley.
mWill also exhibit at Emmott and low arm.
.short notice.
. titers of Norwalk, at the same? time 1 take pleasure
vc use of which Mr. Barnum, for six '
hunt: National Portrait Gallery, containing 100 life-size Oil '
. .
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HUMAN tum -.wottxt
. —AT_
KLEIN & .smaaust‘s.
HE undersigned have the pleasareol informing
their numerous friends and customers that Mr.
A. Simonson, of Bridgeport, the popular Human
Hair Work Manufacturer. has established a branch
of his business at our Fancy Stare. Ladieswili find
a full and large assortment of real hair.
SWITCHES. CURLS, CHIGNOJ‘S, BRA IDS.
FRONTS, HALF AND FULL W105, PUFFS
and every other article helorgine to the business.
Old llair Work altered and worked over in any style
desired, or any new article made to order at very
HAIR JEWELRY :
Particular attention given to thisbranch. Hoping
to secure a share of the Ladies patronage.
Respect'ully, KLEIN &. EMAN URL,
rNorwaik, Conn.
OTICE.—The above is e irrect. and in addition
I should mention that this arrangement. was
necessary for the continued demand or my custo-
of informing my ‘VA'll'l'lly patrons. that of late years
I lmport‘the hair and manufacture myself. Great
inducement are ofered to the public.
A. SIMONSON. Bridge art. A. SIMONSON & CO.
Danbury, KLEIN it E 1! UEL,Norwalk.
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pan Circulars ran-m sum.
MONO GRAMS.
coir AND summation;
All the new styles of
Turn saunter,
“at——
3951961273 Book Store.
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able medicine.
ticks cured or much relieved.
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medicine, the Quaker Bitters.
Street, Providence, 1:.
RAN! , duly echnicd and signed by
ty, ant. directed to the undersigm- , cm- manning
him in levy aulcclleet (it John a. ram men. and
other permits named In the rate-buok.0ll ”5'- ” “m
warrant, annexed, their set oral propel lions of the
sum total as therein stated, raid ruin:
aesesrmeut agreed upon by the
voters orthetown ofNurwalB, r88
assembledmnlheloth day nl ““9
mc; tor the purpozeol i,
ness of said Town is, low
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variabty cure the following complaints :—
nuptpau, Heart nurn, Liver Complaint, and
Lou at Apr etite cured by taking a few bottles.
[ASSI‘IIIIE, Low Spirits,and Sinking Sensation
cured at once.
ERIIPTIOIS, Pimples, Blctehes and all impurities
tine blood bursting through the sktnorolheru ise.
ured reauily by following the directions on the
flu} KIDNEY, Bladder and Urinary derangement
t has no equal; one bottle will convince the most
sceptical.
“Dims, expelled from the svstem without the
least d.liil:ulty; a few bottles are sufleient for the
most. obstina.e case.
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FILES, one bottle has cured the most diflcult cuc‘,
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when all other remedies failed.
IEIlels elrrleutrlss. Neuralgia, headache;
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IIIIEIIIA‘IISI, Swelled Joints, and all Scroiular.
ctmus removal or greatly relieved by this invalu-
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IRBIEIII'HS. Catarrh, Convulsions and Hystcr
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DIFEIGIIIJ IIHTHIII. Pain in the Lungs Side
and ones. almost invariably cured by taking a few
- bottles of the Quaker Bitters.
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IFFIGUITIB so prevalent anion
ten, yield re'adiiy to this invaluablg
lag
Illlnfls, Remittyit and Intermittant Fev‘err, so
prevalent it) many- pans at our Country eompletel;
eradicated by the use of the Quaker Billers.
THE ABED, find in the Quaker Bitters Just the
arlieielh'ey standinueedoffn their ducting cars.
It quiekeus the blocdvnnr'.
_ era the min . and
raves the passage down the plane inclined.
El (HIE. can remain long unwell (unless afflicted '
witn an incurable disease.) after talsiur a few bot~
ties oi the Quaker Bilte:s.
5010 BY All. 030150518 AID DEAL III
f MEDICINES. .
PREPARED BY
on. H. s. FLINT on Co.,
Al. lbeil' Gl‘tai. Medical Depot 191l S191 I‘road
TAX COLLECTOB’S SALE.
”it/liter; is hczeby gzveu that the undersigned,
under and by vitanevfacertain TAX WAR-
loner-authori-
being a tax or
legally qualified
ularly and legally
mbcr, A. D. 1870.
in fitting for 11 tindebteu-
es npgu and r{riildscll lit
’ i ci' : tilt: ircinlses erctpa _er can - -
lnhl c Atil-e1;).;uiilrri.-t_v Iol’ May A. D. 15.73, ‘at three
o'clock. p. h,” 5., much or the following described
mumme ”Jam. .-\.l‘:irlricl§, being all that car.
taiu partinu . 1' land, situan’d, lying and being in
shill town of E\'Ol’\\‘alk. at Clan-berry Pl._ins, so
cation. and snoutas the tents Pillow farm, being.r
all m: laud now owned by :he said Partrick in the
< ' ‘ film. and bounded northerly .y laud now or
erly of lirurr \\ . SniithJ'hilu D. Bot-runs and
heirs at Charles Mallory, Easterly b hiehway,
Soullzt-riy by land of Samuel Blnrh a: Hfzaheth
Brush and William Marvin, and Vv'csetly by land of
Wili'am Mervin. Also one other eertair A rtion or
Iracl- oi lot (1 wztl: buildings thezecn since u. , ritua-
efll\l1.1’i!li(ll:l::; ir.-::~'d ft‘“‘D of hornet, an!
hated“ no.1 61'” 1,, hi: has)" at tl lard wt “anon
Sheli‘r n, ram-z it 'i‘v'tu: l v.: 3' r; u let": 1)) ham .“
t.‘:-»i_|A.r;; 1; ‘ ,U :u (l \H'ril’l ‘12: it.“ I i'l'atritjb
[fan-iv: :il (ti ‘ “one: tlrldun. a: -\\]ll.l‘:‘..’r'e
tile sum 1' .\il elyattt‘ tltty-uine-onc-hnumtdih‘ .
$91Lil-1:0doilalsthat‘hc‘ng the proportion otAtbc
said John A. Pnrtrick of the sum total in the said
list. together with all legal charges, and expenses
lev and sale. _ , , _ .
orJOIi’NTII. Sfiyl‘fi. Collc'ut‘or on list of A. D. 1570.
Dated No alklhxch 2601,3373.
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