, L week.
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l 3.9.3 ENWICH‘
3 ‘ Thé'in‘sttillatib‘n. ijRevI Mr. ' James has
Norwalk, who'has'OCCupied the pulpit for
Etiv‘d thb’ht'hs pasty'preached again last Sun-
.DA-NBURY. : ; ‘_
Some of»our.Daubu‘ryitesi' are cultivating
thci-rdinger-nails preparaitOrysto the‘Viast ap-
proachiugzbuekwheat‘ season.“ »' some of the
styles are. rather unsightly, but looks in
this case are a, lecondary consideration
' - ' E The Rossini MusiCai Society have passed
sympathetic resolutionsj‘o'n ‘ the death of
Miss GertmdéV‘VlVI'arnum, a member of that
r
society!“ ' ', ‘ "
Rev. .Mr. Hongh has accepted a callfrom
the 1st Cbngregational church .of this place.
The juryiu the Welch gays.- .Bartram do
Fanton Sewing Machine Co. failed to Vagrce
and were discharged. Judge Minor presi-
(led.
mental'drill at sea Side Park.
Chas. Hull. is making improvements on
his building'in Main street. ,
A. C. Brush, who was recently
a.
bear tifa‘i hféjhas recovers
Vilafyzb‘l‘c ‘ ”
' The. fruits Of kin‘g alcohol.“
. The failure or JayVCoOkertbico,
"as yet afl‘eetcd the price; Of c‘OllarV battens
here. ' ' "L E' _ -
' Mrs. Almina Abbott, is Mrs, no longer, she
having procured a divorce from her once
dear Charles, 'on Charge of desertiOnV. " 7 “
Owing to the severe shower/Friday even
ing the band did not play. '
'~ H. M." Robinson has a new Regulator. at
his store,'ou1ime.‘ ’ ‘
- A perfect deluge of rain Friday. ,
As lr'at‘mannfa'cturers the Tweeiys’ are a
suc'cess." They Fare doing a heavy “biz”
AV dividend due the stockholders
Agricultural Society can be had on applif
cationic L'. L. Hubbcll, Town Clerk’s
Oflée.“ ' 1 ' ' ,
‘Stoddard in a “Struggle for Life” will
' from* present ‘app'ear’anc’es ghave' ’a good
~' audiencefrfl'e’deserves;it.j - ' ‘ ‘
The WashingtOnians are at work With a
will against our‘rum sellers. A truly grand
pause. Success attend their efforts. _
The North American Circus drive stakes:
’here on the 24th:” They make 110' got.
' ' germs" street parade but'depend upon the
. V Countycls 5 Fain} Wildman’s
“glory of the arena"‘t‘or success.
VAVu excursibn fraidwillfbe‘run to Litéh.
field fromnanhury during two daysV of that
band of this
placet‘umishmnsic: . '1 '4 i . ‘
V ' ~Heavy trains-left here Ctr-tho D. =&_ N, R.
' ‘R. fer "the COunty. Fair atiNorwalk ‘la‘st
The-dinner-pliil busihess'hits been. of the
bestduring the season. :Ovcr, 200_‘of said
Co. G. 4th RegtcC. NEG, went 'tO‘VBridge.
port, Thursday, 'tO-‘tako.part in the Regi-
VV . . . V . poisoned
by eating [.‘fshady” mushrooms, 'ans an
. agent for‘ Messrs. Tweedy &V C0,, Hatters of
" this place, aufliisgitny‘fiien‘ds are glad to
newts“ édn°t1to jail for. 80 days;
has. ‘not
Of our. '
da . ,. .
. .,.V£1‘3’.liggsduy',_25i«il‘inlt., designated-forislths
admit "Reunion 'and‘ ReChptiou’KOf the
Veteran 10th Regiment C.VVV. ' ‘ '
The Methodist Society. of Mianus, netted
some $300 at their recent Fair.
Picketfplace, Miamis', paying about $0,000.
. BRIDGEPORT.
Thursday afternoon at Sea Side Park a
West Strutford, became frightened at the
of‘them'. uLpluuging got. under the pole and
broke it shortptl‘. The horses then became
unmanageable and ran, and the carriage was
overturned throwing the occupants ‘.t_o .the
‘ round. Mr. Price was, not much. hurl.
rs. Price sprained an ankle and was bruis-
Mrs. Powell, of Westfield, Mass, 9. large,
fleshy lady. had her right arm broken close
to the shoulder and the other arm was some-
what hurt.
Thursday morning about 11 O’clok as Mr.
Timothy Lee was at work beneath a small
house near ,Pequonnock street, removing
some of the - under-pinning preparatory to
moving the huildin , the blocking suddenly
gave way and Mr. ee was caughtbetween
\
th'elbuilding‘and stone wOrk,-tract,uring his
hip and injuring him severely internally.
The Belknap do Burubam Manufacturing
Co. contemplate erecting this ill! on their
property On Water st, b‘elow South'avo. , a
* building thich’is to be about 200 feet long
Ind three stories in height, to be occupied
by themselves. '
The sloop Ada Morton, of Darien, just
built by Mr. A. L. Stevens, and owned by
Stevens &Greeu, ‘Of Darlen, arrived here
Friday and took out her papers.
Edgar Wilson, aged twenty-three, was
killed at North Bridgeport, yesterday noon.
{He attempted to jump upon a moving train
and fell under the wheels, receiving in.
juries from which he died in a few moments-
. , v.
'm‘ All tho'new 'fall styles of Hats and
Caps, at Comstock Bro’s. .
'. . ___*¢.,_..V ‘ _‘ = , .
W White Dress Shirts, ,at Colustock
1
Bro's.
33" Fan styles of Children's Clothing, at
Comatock Bro's.
0-4.-.
W A new and complete stock of Boys’
and Youths? Suits, for fall and winter, at Com-
stock Bro’s. .
o
733' Frank Mead is now serving up
oysters in eYerf'}§Sll‘_1!3'lll his saloon in Ca-
zette Building.
o
Prof. Dwight, of Yale, preached at the
First Congregational church on Sunday
last, morning‘and evening. Rev. Mr. Mix,
of Orange, New Jersey,’is expected 'to oc-
cupy the pulpit nextV Sunday,‘V
_
_ A‘ Be s'ulucscence.
-Daring tbe'heat of the ’49 fever‘a com-
pany was organized in New York City,
known as the Knickerbocker Exploring
and Mining Company numbering 76 in all,
‘.V' VVuteusils make'daily -trips' to-Bethel- and subdivided-into messes of about 6Veaeh..
L ‘badk. h ,1 , . -' ,' . " V The KnickerbOCkers predominated but
1" We had our “5.1.151: Thrill"? mnaWay there wasp-Troy mess}. a Newark (N. J.)
Pl“ little damage. 7 ' ' mess, and5a Obnneeticutmess, among these
I
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" .make’sit711vely fur I
l
:1.“‘Toliecker” a."l {his “fiery, untamed”
li7the old bones in this,
vicinity.
‘ Some Of our'streets, but no ons {as yet has
venturedto take-soundings. "
latter, was Sturges of Wilton. {Flynn of
south Norwstks‘rtirqtnéfi once glare Jas.
\
, . .V . . . ..‘Elynh)hndzA.v-V.«Smilifiritberrnbf‘lforwalk
~Yourmud-diggd' would not lbe amiss in Island. They joiiFneyed overland through CHAS,E.W
an unexplored region with 13 wagons lay-
i'rlgfout aV-‘ro'ad, andbuiidingbridges where
been postpOned.‘ ‘lRevfiS. B. S. Bissell, of
*MrsUj‘LouisaV Hoyt haspurchssed the
span of horses driven by Mr. E. E. Price, of
gleamin oi, the advancingbayonets and one
ed about the shoulders. A sister of Mr. Price, '
_ NORTH. AMERICAN
CI R‘..-O"U S
if rrr slice ill a.
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A. as. s'rown,V‘nana'¢sa-.
non . K,
WEDNESDAY._EUCTHBER ltl,
Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Evening at 1' o'clock.
‘c
The most refined, brilliant. and never-clung po -
ular Amusement ever oflered to the ublic, and on Vy
original Circus depending excluslv y upon theta -
tents and general effects of its numerous performers
and appropriate surroundings, aver organised ,ln
America. it is the largest and best “inside show"
now traveling in this country. Come and see, hear-
aud determine. Among the leading Artistes will be
found- . . . .
- Mr. E. W. PERRY, .
"Master H. PERRY,‘
Miss MINNEY PERR ,
M'ile LOTINO, »
M’lle. J ENNETTE ELLSLER,
' " Mons. REVENI, "
M’lle ZEO.‘ZEONETTI,
Messrs. HUN TERSON . JOHNSON,
BENNER BROTHERS,
Two Comic Clowns,
BlLLY ANDREWS, and
G. JACKSON, etc, etc.
fl
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A Free .E'aélcib ition I .
will be given b the intrepid lady asssnslonist, on a
single wire tot s top of thfltavtlion. at 1 o'cllk, 13. m.
e by
The full and magnificent illtary Orchestra 1
ADOLPH NICHOLS,
Is selected from the mostdlstingrished musical tal-'
eat in America. The superb Cornet Band will so-
company the entertainments, and perform, previous
to the ring exercises. several po 11 ar Operatic Over-
tures, ulcksteps, Arias, etc. on't forgot the day
of exht ttion, nor fail to visit the Great American
Circus, either the Afternoon or Evening. and bring
the old folks and little ones along with you.
ADMISSION 50 CEN'I s.
CHILDREN ptgnnn u mass, at CENTS.
NoanALK 01331241101753.
‘rosrrrvunv ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Saturday Evening, October 4th.
Hillel States Slave Traps.
ORIGIN AL
GEORGIA MINSTRELS l
Hg’l‘ltgrcun r - r : Proprietors,
HOMER BRO ., - - '- ,- - Generalblauagers,
SAM HAGUE, .13., ------- Treasurer,
P. A. HEULLEUN,Ja.,V - - - Business A’gent.
Did our city fathers ever see a cross walkj. necessary. Frmebrt‘Bmith on the Arkan- l 8 STAR PERFORMERS 18
Larson Ana.
1 $1.". *
"WE
STPOBT.
' 'T_Av.llight frost onfSundoy morning-made '-
, _New York a short time since, made very-
.fast-time in his class. eludeed,-we doubt if v
- its appearance; This is the second of the:
V reason.- Buckwlteutesrisnm corn Gerbil)“ Expressions: The v-iCissitudes;.irICidental “my“,
. VVsrgnVs ofcontact, and tender leayed ,treefs “ ‘ ’ L ' '
have begun to go into mourning. ' '
The new tax collector, Mr. Jerem
Brown, asks for promptness Onytheipart o
delinquent'ta'x‘payers. A ,
V. Among the three year Old colts at the
Fair last week, Mr, Daniel Connoly’s
Reynerd, brother to Belle of Westport, the
same which Was sold to Leroy Nichols of
iah ‘
therein a colt of his years in Fairfield coun-~
' ty which could have made a more satisfac- "
tory show in the way of speed. The coil ,,
ofcourse, took the first premiums This is: ' '
not the first time Mr. Connolly has owned; singer, wh'o-has receutlylb'een‘engaged to A
{lei horseiiesh, nor willit be the last. .
At the annual town meeting in October?
Iitris hopgi something will be dealt in relation: «
to the town's “pecan? and ,to relieve the‘
's'eleCtmeu of ' embarrassment. At present
.. there are altogether to .many “pauper-0'
fhanging at the skirts of the selectmsu.
' for-the huntsmam
The repairs to the railroad bridge are
Vanished, The stone pier which required
attention at the hands .of workmen, was
V built in the" year 1848—twenty-five years
' ago, andthis is the second time'iu its
.hiitory only thatvrepairs became necessary.
Wild pigeons have suffered some during
the week, VFrOSty‘ nights," and northwest
{wings mean death to the pigetmsand sport
:That half barrel of round clams, dug by a
Cross Highway man” on Great Marsh, and
loit'early' last week, has not been found.
To dig. the clams cost labor and meekness ;-
-to *find them, theloser‘:became laborious
an'd'mceker. ' " " V.‘ '. '_" ' -
. Mrs; M. T. Winslow and,daughter, Miss
Nellie Smith are staying in town for a short
season. j _ ,
Mrs, E M.Lees 'auersV. George Lees
Vatarted from the depot on Tuesday last for
ovisibt'o Munch Chunk. In New York
they werejOined by'Miss Sophie Andr’ew
and togethef’they proceededto their desti-
nation. They returned on'Friday favora-
bly impressed with the wild ‘mountaiu
scenery'ofPenusylvanis.‘ ' -
‘Whilej "the repairs to the, church in Green’s
Farms are progressing, the-Pastor, Rev. Mr.
Relyea, will spend his valuation by travel-
ling. . V . I. ,
It is a source of pleasure to the music
loving hero,-to know. that the Westport
Cornet Band acquitted-themselves so well at
the Fair. They certainly performed credit-
abiy, and'w’e feel sure the Fair manage .
meat c'annotfregret the contract made in
this direction.
: Salt hay is in active demand, looking at
the prospective high "price ' in VVfre§h hay.
The opinion prevails hereabouts that the
great quantities of sowed corn will tend by
and by, ‘to'lhake a “corner" in hay.
We learn that the seieetmcn have" nosept-
at] S. P._Smitb’s new road,-<.and paid over
the $1,000,]agreed on as.the price for the
work laid out. It will take $2,000, more to
put the road in perfect order, and the .ques
tionto be given thepeople is. “Shall that
sum be appropriated. ” ‘
The 'trout associatir'm atiPoplar Plains
have nearly completed a fine dwelling
‘ house, barn, and'cai-riage house for the use
at the superintendent, Mr. George Jellitl‘e,
who will soon occupy it. A new batching
house 50'feet long has also been erected.
This looks like business. The. concern
boasts now of the poasession of 50,000 trout.
from one inch to three inches long cach,j
and MnJellifl'e will assure visitors that this
is no vain boast, by the use of a scoop net.
The water is so completely filled with young ‘
fish, that to, accommodate - them additional
ponds will have to be excavated.
Mr. E._M-.Lee_s, who. has been studying
law for the past four years will be admitted
to the our next month, and open an ofllce
for thepractice of law in the city of Bridge-
ort. '
P Grapes are abundant, apples are scarce.
Wine makers have‘complete possession of
the field this year, to the great dlscomfiture
of the cider Vmen. - _
Four applications for license _" to sell”
have been made by Westport parties. '
Now begin to gather your nuts. ' .
PAUL.
W- CANAAN.
Mi. J. E. Jones is to sell his_llvery stock
at auction.
WAn elegant Stock of Bows
at. Gemstock Bro’s.
f"
and scarfs, ’
sas River to Aibuqucr-ke,‘ "N. u.,.‘:and from
,~ ~thence,;(wagOnsbéing upshitable to South-
ern jCalinorniVuV):VngVtV’y'V;V-1Vi§glV;V-Vfaiiitnalsr; This
route marked out 'by'itllio ' ‘Knickerbockers
wasthat known later as’thc Southern POny
i
to travelthrOngh au'hnexplore‘d“ region of
immense deserts,.’cau_scd terrible: suffering,
"more particularly no... tarragon-.1: from this
Flynn died-bn-thefhegld waters-er the Gila.
All of the otherslarrived in Colifdriiia sconcr
or later but they"wer‘e~ reperted ’ VtoV-have
;beeu~cut off by Indianaand thisiw‘as-gener-
allybelieved until a letter from A. V. Smith,
(published in the N. ,Y.‘~'-Tri'buifo; 'of"that
‘ yearj'gave assurance... to mitten—teary. ‘ One
at leaniemb'etl .“ Se‘sbbiéféem’rerz' was
in our‘o'tl'lceasfew days‘sinccmnd commu-
nicated this.scrapVo'fV bygone times}; V S
. ... ..._ .7
IMr.‘ Nelson .Varley',V-.. ai'noted- English
slag ’in One'bf 'thfeiieadlng New York'cboirs,
is visiting friends I in,_ Norwalk. He _‘sang
'withithe' (their at the-First "Congregational
church'o'n Sunday- evbniri’g’last. '
W A ,full istook-
Comstock Bro’s.
Theiuppei' pm or
being repainted. _ . ,,
‘ Mr. Prowitt is 'rep ”
Main street bloekz' . . . . , ~
VWashington tobacco growers are ' agreeably
disappointed in harvesting their crop, some
finding it the best they hallo ever grown.
My L. A, Tattle, “off SouthNoywal‘k, has
indie-nu 's‘ generous donation : OI- large and
Vdelieiousgrapes . grown. on his -premises, for
which VhveiVllelease accept our thanks. , .
‘ The New York re ublican state cohven-
tion will be held at' ties on Wednesda . .
An account of the voyage of the Po aria’
was given before the British Association at
Bradford; it was stated that the nearest
point to the North Pole ever reached by civ-'
ilized man was attained by the expedition.
-————.—-¢.p—.-———
1N mourns.
Died, on Sunday morning Sept. 7th, 1873,
in the communion of the cburch of Christ
and the hope of eternal blessedness, Mrs.
Hezekiah Smith, formerly of Saugatuck but
more recently of Norwaik. She lived to
advanced age,a loving mother and true and
generous friend and neighbor, filling up her
long and active life with deeds and words of
kindness and charity. There remaiueth,
therefore, a rest forthelpeople of God. _
————.——4.o-.——-
Tlslrty Years’ Experience of an
» Old Nurse. .
bin. thalow’asoothlngSya-u lathe
prunes-[puma of one of the best Ferns e Physi-
ctaus and Nurses in the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with never falling safety and
success by millions ofmothers and children, from the
feeble infant of one week old to the adult. It cor- '
recrs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic,
regulates t e bowels, and (gives rest, health and
comfort to mother and chi] . We believe it to be
the Best and Safest Remedy in the world in all cases
ofDYSIlNTERY and DIARRHfEA IN CHILDREN,
whether it arises from teething» or from any other
cause. Full directions for us g will accom any
each bottle. None enulnc unless the lac-aim to of
CURTIS & PERKI S is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. lylt
Of’Crentsi: Underwear, at
. VV .VV .- . ,- _
Guctté Building’i‘s' now
it... this... a; 1...
Children oftenI look Pale and
- S ck
from no other cause t an havlu worms in the atom-
ach. BROWN ’8 VS MIFUG COMFITS will de-
stroy Worms wrthout injury to the child, being per-
fectly WHITE. and free from all coloring or other
injurious ingredients usually used in worm prepara-
tions.
CURTIS &r BROWN, Proprietors
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York.
Said by Druvgists and Chemists, and dealers in
Medicines at T’waN'rr-Frvn Cam-s A BoxV. 1y31
. O
' The most Wonderful Discovery ofllae
l OuaCenlury.
Dr. S. D. Rowe’s
ananrAN 'MlLK-C arms
I“ CC“ IPTIIII and all diseases ofthe throat
chest and laugh.“ (Th'c only medicine of the kind in.
the world.) .
A suns-rrru-rx ton oon mvaa on.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Incipient
' Consumption, Loss of Voice. Shortness of Breath,
Catarrh, Crou , Coughs, Colds, £50.. in afew days,
like magic. V rice :1 per bottle ; 6 for $5. Also,
Dr. I. ll. HOWO’I
Arabianfl'onlc Blood-Purifier.
.Whlch Dlfiers from all other preparations in itrim-
medlateaction upon the
LIVER, KIDNEYS and BLOOD.
Itis purely vegetable, and cleanses the system of
it impurities, builds it~rigbtn , and makes Pure
Rich Blood. It. cures Scrofu our Discuss of nti
kinds, removes Constl avian, and regulates the
Bowels. For“General ebillty,"“LostVital;ry,”
and“ Broken-down Conrtltutlons,"l challenge the
19th Century. FveryBottle is worth its weight in
Gold. Price $1 per Bottle; six Bclzlcr, 85, Sold
by HERBERT L. UHLE, Druggist, No 11 Main St"
SoleAgsnt for Norwalk.
Dr. S.D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
6m40' . 1610b:mbers8t..New York)
. .
The Household Panacea.
and ‘
Family Liniment
is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints, vim: Cramps in the Limbs and Stomach,
Pain in the Stomach, Bowcls, or Side, Rheumatism
in alllts forms, Billions Colic Neural la, Cholera,
Dysenterby, Colds, Fresh W’ouuus, urns. Sore
Throat, plual Complaints, Sprains and Bruises,
Chills and Fever. For internal and External use.
Its Operation is not only to relieve the patient, but
entirely removes the cause of the complaint. 1t
penetrates and pervades the whole system, restoring
ealthy action to all its parts, and quickening the
blood. The Household Panacea In pure-
ly chtable angélg Healing. Pre ared by
[S & BROW
No. 315 Fulton Streei, New York.
'AFro sale by all drugstore. iyll
1
0f the Highest Type will appear in a new'and oslgi
nal programme of ovel Acts, farces, and old plan-
tation melodies and breakdown.
8 Comedians In use Field. 8
J ohuuy Johnson. Billy Richardson ,
Bobby Weston, , Heinlfiei ht,
Billy Ernersandr,’ Jug- h , ,,
‘- Qe rge '1‘: Campbell.
Together with the Champion Banjoist,
MR. HORACE WESTON.
Whowlllintroducethe London Bell Chimes upon
the Banjo, the.
BENSON BROTHERS,
Three in number, in their wonderful
TRIPLE PEDESTAL CLOGG DANCE
if“! 393.
he cant
V BANJO BOEIST,
Ands Brass Band of eighteen pieces. under the
ieadershi of .
PROF. GEO. 0. 31.) CHARLES.
V Prices of Admission as usual, .
Reserved seats and private boxes for sale at Box
omce, 3 days in advance. '
0 THE DANBURY & NORWALK RAILROAD
Taggfiffigfimflfi ‘ ' ‘
G. On
cases of the Borough of fib‘ii.’££f',‘£9.22" of Bur-
. D. 1873, of which you are hereb
quited to act in accordance [“ng h; -- ~- ..
Voted, That the Danbdry"& orwalk Railroad
Company be required and they are hereb ordered
to construct a sidewalk five feet in wt th on the
westerly side of River Street, so called, in the Do-
rough of Norwalk. from the interesectiou of said
River Street with the highway ever the track of said
Company to the highway called Wall Street, and that
said sidewalk be constructed on grade and curb-line
now established by this Court, and under direction
of the Committee on Highways andbto the acce t-
ance of said committee. the coustructi u of said at a-
walk he completed by the 20th da of October next;
said time being deemed reasonab e by this Court for
the execution of this order. and in case the work
herein or‘dered shall not be done and completed by
he time herein designated. that the same shall then
be doneb the Borough at the expense of the said
Danbury. Norwalk Railroad Comgny.
Voted, That proper notice to the aubury tk Nor-
walk Railroad Company of the foregotu vote and
order be prepared an given by the c erk of this
rt n in the manner re aired by l .
0°" " . ... cogent; r. riib'ru.
_ Clerk of Court of Burgessee.
Office of Clerk of Court of Bergman}
Borough of Norwallr. 8ept.19, A. D. 878.
I hereby certify that the foregolu is a true copy of
the votes and order of the Court 0
an
Barge-ass, pass-
ed Sc tember 16, A. D. 1873,1u relation to matters
therein contained. ' : . . .,
- Attest, JOSEPH F. FOOTE,
. . Clerk of Court of Burgesses.
Dancing Legacies.
R M. 110sz DANCING ACADEHY,
O
willbe opened October can, 18 g
ception of scholars! “Vllonda a' gr]
to Gentlemen; Tut'sdays to L’s es,
The hall has undergone a thorough renovation
and for cleanliness and ventilation: is unsurpassed
by anyother establishment of the kind in thecouuty.
TERMS per Quarter...............'.....05.00
Invariably in advance.
For further particulars s’en'd for circular, or address
It. lll.‘ HOY'I‘, "
South‘NorVwalk, Conn.
for the re-
iexclusively
Box“,
Hall to rent for private'Soclables, with Musicaapsg
' t.
Prompter.
Furnished or unfurnished, a part
To RE" T.“or the whole of a desirable house
in the Borough. Apply at: the GAZETTE OFFICE.
' ; T0 BENT.
FURNISHED 0R UNFURNISHED, to a small
family, the whole or a part of a House, ellglbl
and pleasantly located within a few minutes wal V
of the Brid e. Possession given about the 1st of '
October. 'lcrms moderate. For further informs-
331D apply to CHARLES OLMSTEAD, at the 1:3;
cs. -
FRANCE STREET.
Six minutes from Bridge, near pro-
posed, Improvements,
house 10 Rooms, ~ Lot 185x315 fine ardeu,
fruit and shade trees. Stabllng for 4 arses,
Water, Range, be. Price. with furniture, 810,000.
Immediate possession. Terms easy. Apply to
Real Estate Agents, or ARTHUR W. PARSONS,
on premises. it'a'l
LOST.
N Wednesday, Aug. 21th, on the Newtown
turnpike, near Cranberry Plain, between the
residence of Charles Hyatt and Augustus Partriek a
bag. marked C. Osborn. containing two dozen e
shirts and printed Lot 4.89. The. finder will be re-
warded by tnformtu Edson Beers; at Eaton. or at
the Shirt Factory, orwalk, 8th
MILLINERY.
0
T Allow me to inform you thatlam now pre-
pared to show you my _
Fall and Winter Millinery floods,
of which I have a new and splendid assortment, con-
sistlng of all the Styles, Shapes and Novelties of the
Season. To the above leading specialties I would
invite your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
Grateful for past favors, and trusting I will merit.
your patronage, I remain respectfully,
MRS. J. B. BETTE.
Norwalk. August 8th, 1813. ' . 8th
7r“ a
CI SAIL—A One-horse Two-seated Pleasure Car-
rlaec; running gear nearly as good as new.
rice 8100. Enquire of D. S. CURTIS. 25tf
FC
Butchers os- Peddlars, Attention!
TWO PEDDLING WAGONS, nearly new,.for sale
at a Bargain. Enquire at
KEELER, HOLMES a CO.’S
Districto Normal]: u. hobo“ Court.8spt.18ch,18'l!’.
isn't-'1: of wlLuAn L. QUINTARD, me 0.
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Courtof Probate for the District of Norwalk,
narhlimited and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the Creditors of said Estatcro exhibit
rhsirclalms for settlement. Those who union to
preseutthciraccounts.properlyattssted,withlnsatrl
time willbe debarreda recovery, All persons in-
gained to said testate are requested to make mute.
tats amen o . ;. ..
3t85 p ’ LYDIA qunan, Executrlx.
R SAIL—A Three Sprin
Grocery Wagon, in
goodorder. Apply to S. 82
RUMMAN.
fl SALL—One Rockaway Carriage, two Poles,
one double Harness, Enquire of
CHARLES SHERRY.
notlfiodoahflt“ N. .. .
FOR SALE FURNISHED. Awell built cottage ,
THE LADIES 0F NORWALK & VICINITYl .
. 3 .1 .
.4 I an”..’
it. ”WW?
F. Brown's
lllrle's’
By the Single'Bottle or Dozen.
'cosras's "Iii-snows“?
tvotrs “ “
"Envy: ll llV‘
“owl-W, if . .“j.
> =— ’ InVB’ottle‘and Vili‘V'WW"
rrasrart; raster rows , o
'Bythel’ound. i :.3
Flue Handkerchief Extract
For sale by the Ounce.—1tl dlfi‘erent odors. Th3
~ - ' usual large assortment, of
TOILET ARTICLES,
Hair Oils, Cosmetics,VSoaps,V Brushes of allJrind
Hand litrors. Bath Sponges, &c.
notice nt regular prices. .
'l'ho Ila-saga,
J's-openness“ a
refi'erenee to their purity and rehab
lar aaiortment of Pressed Herbs, e t on an
id ltlo‘us made to the list as fast as ea lcd‘for.
llitv onl .
is ‘
Sunday hours—9 to 10,'Va,';rpV.. 1! to 1, 6 to ‘l p. m.
q‘unutltes to suit, a‘
ranted first-class.
Ones are invite
therein none better drawn in Norwalk than at
UIILE’S nuns areas..-
No. 11 MAIN suntan.
William" Extract 'Jamscis Ginger,
,132
consisting of Perfumery,VLllly,Whites, Pomades.
’ All the well known PATENT MEDICIN El
kept in stock, and any new article supplied at short
crisis—eit- and nearer-ran
re selected with care and wltAh
ans
L-":l‘is‘llr‘c‘llullrtr‘a'lltil"-illltl’lrlhliall. .
Prescriptions and at] Reclpts carefullycompoun ded
!
The Essences, Extracts,‘ and general line of Drugs
needed by country merchants can be supplied in
t‘ low prices, and the nods war-
Envetopes and Writ ng Paper‘s:
as well as other Stationery at figures to suitthe times;
The Soda and Boot Bear Fountain
is now: in full .0 ration and all Thirsty and Hot
to call and test the assertion that
..a.‘g r.
r ‘,
maritime;
anal. assure,
a. .4
‘OF'FNCE. ,
‘ ‘ M‘ELVILEE " E. MEAD
. Assets over “0,000,000.
Assets over ӣ00,000.
Penilityéf'ir's‘dns. 00.,
s: ‘
Assets over $700,000...
National’Fire‘ 1118500.
'V . ‘ . ' Asse’ts'over'CVlMfltlo.‘
Assets «er840,000.
on ocisan “manuals,” ;
iii-MAJ} .EE'SeTAT E
. .01? avert}! onscrttgrron.._, is
soups scam in so... Educatidsswm
alara apply to
MELVILLE
. . on . - .- .
. .ACOB M. Lawson, .‘Caslller,
‘ OLD BANK BUILDING, WASHINGTON ST.,- .
E. MEAD, '1
r“ \
t
I
.2
WALL STREET,
_.~, .. .'
arena noose - BLOCK.
u.
Have you‘trtgd to find its. '
. And didnn succeed?
Try, try again l
All ready for the Fall Trade.
A Good Li... of cool). scans,
goo-rs,
sggflfis
traumas
AAND BAG-s.
I" :AA: in" WISH
rules on can no... -
no so
A. H. VIIOYT Gr. 00’s.
in iron WANT
Ruby-r Boots or Shoes,
sort HEN WOMEN on CHILDREN, so To
as; as. now a. CO’IV. :
___—_
ladies &Misses Button Gaiters,
or. stars
Good Line of crawling. Bags. '
BURT ’8 virtual stars.
Ann. HOYT &' Co.
' .r. r. noseo.
~‘.‘"
A. H. HOYT.
V, _
. Will. toll V VV .. .
1...... an. em... 3.....,l.'.'....‘.'.,'d.......,
orVButtoVn .
BOOT
at Reduced Prices,
- can give you a light or heavy Boot or
, ,VVo.
SHOE '
for a large cr small
MAN
3.
l
v
or r on an. J ustrecclved New Goods.
READY
to sell Boots, Sho n and Rubbers,
FOR FALL
and Winter
TRADE.
A SPECIALTY.
so asst-sum, lei-walk, Conn.
, n
A.H. HilYTttlo.
CLSFHI'WOHK Mill HEPllHIHG
' SOUTHNORWALK. CONN. . . V
. . Buy all their goodaof
FIBS'LV'VNDHANDB,’
Frasier-”ribbon.
’ and conieduentlieiin scll’at’mueh Ower cea, than
if urchased through MIDDLE I Nor 5083338.
e have constantly on hand a great variety of
both FOREIGN it. DOMESTlC.
French China,‘Paifia'n and Bohemian wares.
A large assortment of Table and Fancy
.Giass’ ‘Wures, also .French Glass
Shades of.all-.sh'apes'and sizes, ,
WFagcyIVVoarticles of Tin, ‘
:' -00., n_ vanatoth ‘
‘Matefialg; " I1\_hnfllil'éliist‘. gbf
lichen urniture. Heaters, Ran es,
STOVES OF ,ALL-1 '
We havejustsilel‘vid slam invoice of
Sindhi-5,913!!- Paints,
V' " ""‘ot' three Shades. , ,
:Thao holorsure naturaidnstus nature mad‘e‘them
in the mine, are durable, and will last longer than
any other Vkind “Paint. . ,
A
‘ Norway. rash Market
m. subscrlbcrhavlnfibouflhtout the old Bridge
Fish Market, of R A ms, intends keeping
constantly on hand all kind! 01
nurses: visas, oratmmnasssmcm,
and allvariettes of choice '
lthhetr season. CHARL‘IIVSIQ. LOCNWIF,“
_!‘._SpringiChickeus Dressed to order: ~44 =
Nor-walk, April 12th, 1873.
. REMOVAL.
R.JAMEI E. B an UR, r. moved his
o3 and r std rigs togouhsl‘rt: accepted by
from ' nfor E ., on ELI , TRE , 1st door
from West Avenue, right. hand-J ‘-'Oflce hours 9 and
{o’clock P. l. " 4 -
' Norwaik, April 1st. 1873.
FOB' SALE.
H1
"h d ‘a t '
taint infill... 113.3an
, lid can handle him.
weight, without unit or
rat fnothlaz. Alsdy
n utre at the .
G ll‘l‘Tl OFFICE.
II MIL—A good second hand Plano, Graven-
atslu, maker. Will be sold cheap if applied for
soon at, L. WIED's Music and Jewelry store.
Old .. Carriage Shop.
, . , , .
New Carriages and other Vehicles made to order
and masking and Jobbing done in the bestmaunsro
and wt the utmost dispatch. - »
Having arranged to carry on the business, on
MARSHALL. ”133313
and engaged skillful and experienced workmen,
the subscribers feel confident that they can satisfy
all the oldcustomers of the
Oldest Stand in Norwalk
Kfirp‘a'trdhhill-u mav be led to extend to t em
. We have also 0 ned a 0mm -
YiuChlchsst'a corner store. where alwa in“): .
hb‘frlund'a'full assortment of all styles and k ads of
arrt er, from a Clarence to 8“tony Phaeton.
Bout Norwalk, Sept. 8th 1 . ,
~-S. P. TUTTLEV lb SON.
OH
The VBest
stoma.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
» The attention of the public and especially“ visit-
ors to NerwalkV is hereby directed to thsCorncr
Drug Store. where ' ‘
II. M. I." C. 8. PliC'llTl',
Posters in PIVIVrehDVrugs and Hardship? are 0 s
n anew an e oceassort Von , o no
Hagar! Mirrors, Combs, 80 a? Shasta Ila , Hair
Brushes, Tough Brfifis, avinz Bras es, erlum-
er and spiral ld T t Sets. at reduced rates.
Games, a vsr large variety. Pussies, Dissected
Pictures, Alphabet and Building Blockaaud every-
thing in the line of Toys Croquet Sets. . Wallets ‘at
rlces tosu'ltthfe times, Dolls of all klnaunsageu. ~
Initial Pa er and Envelopes. Canary Birds, Gold
Fish and lobes. Sole Agents for the celebrated
platinum MEDICINES,
Also, for the U. S. TEA 00.
Best Tea-and Gaffes at V N. YTtioes-V
PlillilST 8. .OHGANS.
Ernest Cabier’s V '
GRAND, SQUARE AND WRIGHT
ruled runs-as, '
AND THE
love] all Hitler. Brian Co’s
PAnLon. _
vans-ray ,
dfimflw
OBGA N S, .
Old Instruments taken in exchange.
Mrs. Scott, , Agent,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, _
SOUTH NOBWALK.
urssuLlITloN. .
‘VFH E cgpartnershlp heretofore existing under the
' name and firm of PARDEE lb TAYLOR, is
this day dissolved. The business will be continued
by the subscriber. C. J. TAYLOR.
Wilton, Sept 15th.
liltitillihilll'i‘l'l-‘HTH.
Great National lllliliu
NOW OPEN.
AHEBICAN INSTITUTE HALL.
111 do all Avoluel—Oml t Okla St»,
New York.
Wonderful Machine in motion. S leudldl‘ralts
and roductsfromthe est. Silkaud ottauGoods,
hornet TEE
premises. together with scores 0‘0"": Novelties, all
produced by Machinery. The groa Corset Loom
ne‘er henna exhibited. New and interesting Wood
an Metal Working Machines, all driven by enor-
mous Steam Engines. More Novelties to be seen in
a few hours under one roof than can usually be seen
in years. Kestiug’s am Band. aftrenoon and Even-
ing. Open from 9 a. m. to 10p. m. Admission, 60
cents. ZVCVhlldren half-price. ' ~ , , '. . . atml‘l
F
N O '1' I 0
ALL persons are. forbld‘gsn la
, meson theAusbhtt . It s
a”. as finally of a. n
orwa . Jun. 10
lpr other
rou ds fromthla
slaw. .
, 1818.
I \
\
nauseousinto...retro...
" warmer...-1..:ca..-=n...n,., 1
'on- Is counts.
3 : . .EAssets‘ov'siI-WOW.
Hanover Fire‘ Ins:Co., of "N. Y. City,
. ,. , AVan °""”9.°’°".°% .-
‘ ' bulimia... rim m...- Hii‘tford,
‘ ,«nuaama,
Hartfordoo. truths r... InsaCoq
National" and- White Star lines
Deposits revolved. Interest allowed on balances, aid .
a general Banklug Business carriadpn. For partie-
r. 1...... l BlllliHERS,
VERY superior and voles e famili‘Horae, 1G .,
or
Lad es’ Shoes and Ivory Goods manufactured on the.
GTON a
t-fl
lWllll trait mu!
insult-Anon, -
And read the Advertisement of the
raw roar Stone.
The Summer Season, with its dullness, has past.
The Fall 0 as n on us. finding our store well fitted
with a fres star: which cannot fail but tempt the
public who are desirous to provide for the present I as-
. son. . We have secured the sole agency for the
11...... run PATTERNS.
By buying these Patterns. Ladies is enabled to
make an garment they desire. We sell them at the
lame pr ees they are sold at. their establishment in
New lork. Having purchased at last week's
A UC’TION ‘ SA LES,
.V we are prepared to oflsr
féAnGAINs'
that will. Vsurprlss the; public. The following are a
portion bf these we‘obtatned : V
500 Yards Hamburg Fixings,
at t5, 8, 10, 12, to 50 Cents per yard.
Lot NO. ’0
10 Don. . Aprons,
from” to 50 Cents each. Considered very cheap.
[-03 NO. 3.
25 counts LADIES’ nose,
Two pairs for 25 Cents, worth 13 Cents a pair.
Lot No. 4.
1 Only 8 dozen
Lsrlies’ Morning Wrappers,
at 81.75, worth ”.85.
Lot No. 50
This lot is a selection of
jl.uslloa’ Under Oarmouts
at prices that will suit the times.
‘0‘ No. 0.
22 '0‘... Cents’ Colored Handksr’fa,
at 10 cents, worth 18: they are great bargains.
We are offering great bargains in Domestic
Callus, Balloons, tinnitus, &c.,
, immerses:
HOOP smrs,
GENTS? smarts,
T0 wars,
JEWELRY,
memo saunas,
NAPKHVS,
RIBBONS.
Don‘t fall to examine our Goods and Prices.
Respectfully Yours,
CHARLES A. IIIICIHS.
I HAVE just receivedjwo barge loads of
_ the famous
'rrlvl Still lulu.
«Mm urging of 1872, in Good Order,
worked y “I‘m" "vr-cvml m hinel'y.
1 have 5, 0, 10, 12 and 14 inch w (hits-Van..-
will WARRANT them
FREE FROM SAP
and looseruots. Further, I will WAR-
RANT them'
SUPERIOR TO . ANY
board sold in this market for
BARN sigma,
rLOORrNe,
CEILING,
and all purposes where uniform width and
length are desirable. I buy them by the
boatload, and can sell them at the same
prism-that others charge for an inferior
quality} '
,In the line of
BF. VELED SllllNC
I have to offer a year's "supply of well
seasoned, strictly FIRST-CLEAR Michiga it
Every Bunch Warranlsrl
free fromthe checks and splits which are so
common 'in aiding made from kiln-dried
strips.
A
The STEVENS sawed and S. K. 65 CO‘
rived shingle are out of market this season,
’none being made, but I have made arrange-
ments for a FULL STOCK of sawed and
rived,
FULLY EQUAL
to the above in every respect, and of greater
thickness.
I keep a full supply of 1-2, 7-8, 1, 1 1-4,
1 1-2, 2, and 8 in clear and fine cutting up
Lumber, as also
BLACKWALNUT,
' CHERRY,
- CHESTNUT,
ASH, and
’ warm WOOD.
——
ururocx BOARDS.
(gangland) C, 8 and 10 inches in width
IV, 13‘.qu 9 Inch
sruocc rloouruc,
EASTERN SPRUCE TIMBER,
Of all sizes and lengths.
Special Contracts-made for delivery by
rail or teams.
1:: . a5. HILL.
WATER STREET,
NORWALK, CONN
. customers a better article at‘a lower
EAT
'ufacture of
O. S. STARR
Has titted up the Store corner of
WALL to WATERSta
andopened a fullllne of line '
&I
Teas, Coffee, Fancy Groceries and
Dried Fruit. _
We intend to do astrlctly CASH business believ-
ing that in adopting that system we can give our
price. Special
attention given to fine .
TEAS & FRESH GROUND COFFEE.
Call and see us atthe Corner Store.
0. S. STARR.
HISSES BROCKWAY’S
Select School.
Regular English Course Four Years.
IICIC, MIIIAIII, IIIAWIII AIC PAIII’III.
Drawing from east and from nature. A limited
number of pupils received into the family. Fall
'l‘erm commences blonds , Se t. 15th 1873. For
eircularsaddresa ll SSE BROCKWAY.
1m Box 443, Norwalk, Conn.
trolls lawn sellout.
the old ST.JOHN HOMESTEAD,cor. ofIIigh
andWall ats. Instruction in all the branches
at English education. Also,
Drawing,Painting,Languages,Musi0
OBJECT-DRAWING MADE A SPECIALTY. A
few Young Ladies received into the family. The
Fall Term will commence WIDNISDAY Sam. 10, "(3.
H183 HELEN M. STEVENS. PRINCIPAL. '
DAR [EN
SEMIHIHY FOR YOUNG lllllFS.
THIS Institution is pleasantly situated on Semi-
nary Hlll, about one mile rom Darlen Depot.
For beauty of location and scene , and healthful-
ness of it lasts, no more deslra replace canbe
found. The building is new and built with direct
reference to the convenience and comfort of pupils.
The rooms are is s with hi h ceilings. well venti-
lated, and newly rnlshed t roughout.
gpriug Term commences. . . . . . . .. . .Harch 24th, 1878
all " “ . ............ Sept. 30th, 1818
Winter " “ .. . ............ Jan. oth,18‘t’4
There will be but one vacation of about a week
during the winter holidays. For terms.ote.,ad.
dress EMILY A. RICE,Prlncipal,
l 8 Barton Deuot.Couu.
R ,
U
Jelly Thublers,
Jelly Tumblers,
E. K. Loclcwood’s.
E. K. LOCKWOOVD’S.
E. K. Lockwood’s.
ICE CREAM!
D’ABTCIS’ CHALLENGE
_VI0E ~C’REAM.
Having hddedliirgery (G r...
...uil.lu for the man;
ICE CREAM,
I am prepared to fill all orders promptly, and would
respectfully invite acouttnuauce of the very liberal
patronage with which I have so far been favored.
Pairs, Pie-nice, Peepivals, Parties ‘
and Assam bhes
of all kinds, furnished and attended.
My saloon in South Norwnlk is open earlyand late
nd I shall be happy to see my friends at all times.
C. B. D’ARTOIS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
N. B.—Parttes out of town supplied by Ball or
Boat. 99 ~
run: our r run!
We can show a stock of
REAL HAIR
_[N_ .
Switches, Braids, Frizzes, Curls,
PVufl‘s, Crimps,
as good sad large an assortment as any house in
New York. We will make all kinds of
“Hall Work to You (lulu
at the shortest notice.
SWITCHES MADE of CCMBINCC
as nice as any new.
KLEIN & EMANUEL,
MAIN STREET.
"lac row SALO0N.
The subscriber having removed to the Store,
No. 21 MAIN STREET.
and fitted up the same as a
Confectionery Store
“and—
Refreshment Saloon,
is fully prepared to supply the public with every
variety of
Choice Confectionery,
Ice Cream,
Soda Water,
Ottawa Beer,
Foreign and Domestic Fruit,
‘ Nuts, Cl‘us'a, &c.
Ladies and gentlemen can obtain Oysters and
Meals at. all hours in the Restaurant.
C. H. DOUGLASS,
liariufactdrer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Confectionery and. Ice Cr‘e‘a'm
-I—IARNEss.
P. 11. DWYER,
Manufacturer of
CUSTOM MADE HARNESS,
and dealerin
mam saunmmt GOODS
of all descriptions, JOBBING promptly attended
to. Also,
Furnishing Undertaker.
Caskets and Collins of every desired style and pat-
tern. Also. Gloves. Scarfs, Robes. Flowars, Hearse
and Carriage to order. Main Street, next door to
Connecticut Hotel.
' JAMES T. MIX,
Carriage all Harness Repository,
No. 188 and 190 State 91., '
WAREHOUSE No. 15 BREWERY STREET,
New Haven, Ola,
EALER tn Carriages, Buggies, Phostons,Whlps,
Harness, Canopies, Mats, Sheets, Blankets,
Halters. &c. Having had many years of experience
in the Carriage and flames Trade, gives him great
advantages. His prices are low. Quick sales and
small profits is his motto. 3m‘29
THE GREAT REMEDYNFOR
CONSUMPTION
which can be cured by a
timely resort: to this stand-
. rd preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It; is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most; ‘
reliable preparation ever in-
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. E'When
resorted to in season it sel-
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore-
ness in. the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at: the Lungs, &c. Wistar’s
Balsam does not dry upfia
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and alloys irritation, .
thus removing the cause of
the complaint. “
mutants!) Br
BETH W. POWLB & SONS, Boston. Hula
And sold by Drugglsts austalers generally. ‘
CEMENT HORSE BLOCKS.
LL SIZES AND STYLES. Just as durable and
bi kat less than one-third of the cost of stone
0: s.
Manufactured and for sale by
CHARLES T. LEONARD,
Water Street, Norwalk.
SEWER PIPE !_ SEWER PIPE!
All sizes. The cheapest and best. Manufactured
and for sale by CHAS“. LEONARD.
V Norwalk, June 26, 1873.
R. C. FREDERICK STREET, for tour years
past connected with Whitney Photographic
Studio, is open for a situation as Book-keeper or
Clerk. Address N orwalk P. O, Box, 454.
ALFRED KNAPP,
Washington Street,
SOUTI—I NOR WALK,
Has now in store the largest andhest selected stock of
_. rmn'Y. GBMFERJESJ
7 s. ’ pigs-1.21....
informs the ladierofNorwatk and vi.-
e hasengagodtlleserviees of a
Respectfull
clnlty, that
i
FIRST-CLASS MANUFACTURER :
_0F_
human flair Work,
who willmake up, at his shop. allkinus ot‘work do
sired bylndies, in thelatestand moatapprovsds lea‘
making over “ Comblngst’ofthe lady’s own ha r, or
willsupply hair to order. He kasuisoconstuntlyon
hand, a line assortmeutof
Switches,
Braids,
Curls, d’
which he is able to sell atlower ratesthau overbe-
fore offered. Ladies desiring such work. will 60
well to call before purehasiugelsewbere, as he can
assure them that he can sell twenty percent. lower
than any other dealer
RA YMOND 31:05..
sourH NORWALK,
Take contracts for putting down
Flag Stone,
‘ curb and flutter,
Heavy trucking,
Draining,
'1 Grading.- and
V Removing Gravel, &c., &c.,
dealers in
COAL, WOOD,
Bu {lasing Material.
cram not. no: sarclr, HAY,
GRAI'N,FVEED,FLOUR,
Paovrsvous and PRODUCE.
FARM
—AND—-
HDHTFCULTUHAL IMPLEMENTS.
A. FULL stock of the most approved Farm and
Garden Implements now in store andeor sale,
whalesale and retail, at manufacturers’ prices, in-
c u m :
Momng Machines-and Lawn Mowers.
Lawn Mowers, full size, for 812. .
Wheel, lawn, steel and hay rakes.
Ploughs—ttlead’s, Marsh, Eagle, .90.
HShovets. Spades, Scoops, Garden Forks, and
oes.
RHloy Cutters—Jlurdick’s, Whitmorc's, and Hide
0 ers.
Barrows, Corn shellcrs. Ox Yokes and Bows.
Chums—Blanchard’s, the very best in use; also,
smaller im lementsiu great variety.
Phosp ales—RuSsell’s, Coe’s, Baagh’s, and
Bridgeport. ‘ W. C. STREET.
Norwalk, April 29th, 1873.
CEMENT PlPF FUH CHIMNFYS,
Square and Round Cement Pipe. with plain and
ornamental tops, for chimneys; have a more perfect
draught, and are cheaper and better than brick.
Manufactured and for sale by
CHAS. T. LEONARD.
Norwalk, J due 28, 1873.
DRAIN, PIPE l! DRAIN PIPE! !
The best in the Market. Warranted to give satis-
faction, aud from 25 to as per cent. cheaper than
any other. Manufactured and for sale by
CHAS. T. LEONARD.
Norwalk, June 26, 1813.
DUMESTIC AND FANCY BAKERY.
0 THE PUBLIC of NORWALK and VICINITY.
Havinrr commenced a Bakery I am prepared
to furnish BREAD, CAKE AND Pius of the best
quality, wholesale and retail. All my goods will be
at: the Store of Joseph Shepherd, Wall meet, where
stores can be furnis ed on the shortcst‘uotice.
P. S.-All kinds of Weddin
made to order. CHARLES
Cake
ants
and Pane
. MURRA .
m5! rk
.\\'
.y l.
l ,‘
J .
AND
PROVISIONS,
Ever offered in this City, including a large
assortment of
CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES,
FISH, &c.,
SPICE‘D SALMONS,
ENGLISH PICKLES 8r. SAUCES.
[Just received a large Dairy of: .
CHOICE STATEVBU'I‘TER.
Also another inverse of those splendid
JAPAN TEAS,
tha are selling at. 80 cents per pound.
I still retain the agency for CHARLES PRATT’S
ASTRAL OIL,‘
THE BEST, CHEAPEST AND SAFEST OIL IN
THE MARKET.
It is my aim to buy the best goods, and sell them
as low as the market will allow.
ONLY
Prnrrcr wrsura
IN THE
W ORLD !
‘ ‘ The Ferguson ”
Canbe worked byachild 12 years old
:WARRANTED
WASH PERFECTLY CLEAN.
NgT T0 INJURE A THREAD OF ANY FABRIC,
IN TWO HOURS,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, IF DIREC-
TIONS ARE FOLLOWED. OR MONEY RE—
TURN ED.
FOR SALE BY THE
M. & lonrlon Manufacturing 00.,
No. 6 COURTLAND STREET, N. Y. ,
...__——
AGENTS WANIED
1N iiv'nar co‘risrr.
AND DO ANY ORDINARY FAMILY WASHING .
irmulru
Only 50 Cents per Botildi‘ré
rt'promom the (mom, manna:
\. the COLOR, us! Increases the Vlgdr V‘ ,
and mm crane mm .34.
Oven Tmrx Yuan AGO Lroa’s Ramon son
an Eamwusflrnt placedin themarkelby Profs-o:
E. Thomas Lyon, a graduate of Princeton College.
3”“? idem“? “5.3m? “mmm'"fi'
oceanse, 'y,r our," ‘°. 0
fuvhltflifihasreceiv nudthepoquIu-i itbasobtmnsd,
ls unprecedented and is. t manages the
GROWTH and Bum of the It is a daghtful
dressing. It eradicate: Druids-nil. It preven- sh
Hairfromtpruinggray. It keeps the beadeooLaud
gives the hair it rich, slit. glossy up Itra the
sum in QUANTITY and Com nartwnovenaV 0v.-
run of a Cnmnono, and issoldbyall and
Country Stores at only Filly Cents pot «as.
Woman’s Glory it Her Hair"
LYON’S' :-
ATHAIRON
an. FLINT” ’
QUAKE-3- Binds;
ll’
..nrllll'r““ilrib...
In. “W.
uiill‘m
..l.rllllllllliiiiiiiiiiii
ExtractsIOf Roots and Herbs whichfalmost in
variably cure the followlu g complaints :—
l'fllflsu, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint, as.
V Loss of Appetite cured by taking a few bottles.
[ASSITIIIL Low Splrits,and Sinkingfiensstlon
cured at once.
pfluls Pimples Blotchcsaad allimpurlties
with! blood, bitrstiurz th’rough theskm or otherwise,
cured readily by following the directions on the
bottle. ‘
"m KIWI“, Bladder and Urinary derangement
lr. llusno equalgone bottle will convince the most
sceptical. .
WCRHS, expelled from the system without the
-easttlzlllculry;a few bottles are sufficient to.» the
m 'rl obstinate case.
plus, one bottle hasctlred tho mostdiflleult cars
wilt-nail otherremediesfaile . '
tilEiWullS MFFJCIHTIES. Neal’algla, Headacns
, .-.:s.~o xmmetllaie y.
y; gggfignsfi, Swelled Joints, and all Scrofular
Am :r mus removed or greatly relieved by thisluvalu-
able medicine.
IRCICHITIS. Catsrrh, Convnlsione and lint”
rickscured or much relieved.
Hti'fiilmiiihl'llifui’?"
an ‘ 5 are a
bottles of the Quaker Bitters, ’ Is I few
."l‘tlF..'ll§f",lii.".h.-. . ..
are re. 1 . l o i ‘
medicine,the Quaker Bitters. y a "nun“.
IllthlIVsVaVl‘gVingiyVaVthVanrlfInteémtttrtmt Fours, so
men so 3 0 01'" OED l' . CO
eradicated by the use of the Quaker Bi’tttsrsylfle‘"
THE AIED find in the Quaker Bltte
article they stand in needof In their «dialog-2:3;
It quickeus the blood and cheers the min and.
paves thepassage down the planalnellntd. ’
I9 CIE. can remain long unwell (unless afilictell
with an incurable disease. after ta 1 I
~ ties of the Quaker Bitters.) k L? a ‘9' M"
Still II All. IIICCIIS‘I’C All “Al
HECICIIEC. I“ I.
so prevalent among
PREPAID D!
on. n. s. FLINT a. 00.,
i
At their Great \fedieal Be or 155 '
Street, Providence ill I p &197 Broad
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