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Tuesday,VOctober 27, 1874
FAIRPIELD COUNTYITEMS. ‘
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WIN NIPAUK
AsMr. Cook St. John with, a party of
fl lends were returning home from Mr. Hat.
fields on Belden Hill a. week ago Saturday,
and while descending the st-eep hill just
south of the David St. John place a porlIon
of the harness gave way which. ftfigbtened
the horse Intoa run. Mr. St. .IJohn rein'ed
, the horse into the gully at thesideV 'of the
road which caused it to fall and break one
of 1ts legs, at the same time the. occupants
of the wagon, four' 111 number were thrown
to the ground and some of them were badly
bruised. The horse had to be killed.
FIiIday lastI the _VMechaVnicsI Library As-
sociation received the promised donation of
Col. H. W. R. Hoyt's of GreEnwich, it is a
generous gift, consisting of Histories,
Biographies, Poems, scientific books doc. &c.
and is thoroughly appreciated by the
association ,th0 are more than pleased to
add the gallant Col‘s name to their list of
donors.
The frame of B. S. Keith' 5 new house was
raised last week. Its present appearance
promises _an early completion.
Winnipauk was fairly represented iIi VVIthlo
different Fire Companies at the Parade on."
Friday last.
Mr. J. C. Randle has removed the goors
from the upper to the lower store Velosing
the formet.’ In consequence of thiIsV change
Mr. John Brown Who' was clerk- at the
lowe store has removed to Bridgeport. By
his nrbanity and business tact Mr. Blown
made many friends who wish him succes in
h. s new place.
Juvenile drunkeness' Is getting a little too
common to be pleasant. We have heard
V of several and cases, early candidates for the
State Reform School.
Ma. 9” May be the first one. .
Apples weighing twenty omen were
gathered this fall by Patrick Bulkley._ N'.
“AII'nt I a good boy,
NEW CANAA'N. . V
. On Sunday evening last a; 'barn' in New
Canaan, belonging to Mr. Solomon Loc
wood, situated west. of the Hotel, was de-I
stroycd by fire, together with one horse and
twelve tons of hay; Partiallylnsured
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DABIEN.
This week the people of Darien and
vchnIty, may avail themflves of a rare
treat. Prof. Cromwell ls glve three of
his grand art entertainments in the Congre-
gational Church, on Tuesday Wednesday
The'se exhibitions
are far superior to anything before exhibited
in this vicinity, and we would urge all
lovers of art to be sureaud‘avail themselves
of this opportunity of a “Trip t6..Eurone,?’
for it is not only a quick passage, but a safe‘
one. Those who fiiled of witnessing these
exhibitions in N o:- .valk. last week, would
do well to take a‘ moonlight drive over and
satisfy themselv- -s that they have been
Not only are
these scenes pleasing to the eye, but they
are instructive to both old and young._ Be
sure you let the children go and go your-
selves and enjoy this treat with them, for
we are confident your time will be spent-
pleasantly as well as profitably.
STAMFORD.
Dr. Dodge 1s lecturing Sunday evenings
upon his recent experience in Europe,‘ .
Asaloou keeper named Fox, was 'fiucd.
fifty dollars and costs for Selling liquor
without a license. Let other illicit dealers
take warning.
The body of Mr. Lewis Smith drowned
while fishil'l near Stamford, has been re-
covered. r. 'Smith leaves a' wife and five
children. ‘ '
The new residence of Alex. Weed, just
south of the Baptist church, is being pushed
forward rapidly. Already the second story
is nearly ready for the timbers.
Sidney Smith, one of the largest men in
this section of die country and a vice-presi-
dent of the Fat Man’ s Association, who was
in good health and spirits at the last meet-
ing of the club, died Friday, Oct. 10, and
was buried on Sunday. Mr: Smith was a
pleasant, good natured man, and had many
friends' In Stamfbrd. —Adoocate.
V BRIDGEPOR'I'.
Henry Ward Beecher lectures on Thurs-V
day evening. and the Black Fiend follows
on Frida evening, at the Opera House.
A car- oad of clocks' was ship ed from
this cit Wednesday, for San' rancisco,
from a aterbury manufactory.
Mr. Sylvester Wheeler, as the resul‘ of
his investigations, has' found nearly a thlm-
blefni of sand' In the stomach of Ellen Lu-
en's. The medical men accept this as strong
evidence that the murdered girl Was held
face downward in the brook, and that in
gasping, with her face under the water, she
swallowed the sand.
One of the passengers on the 412: 40 min,
Wednesday afternoon, who Was about half
way out of- the car wVindow, looking back-I
wards, had his head badly “bumped"
against the signal in East Bridgeport. If
his head bad projected a few inches farther
it would
jured. be best and safest way, while
traveling' 1n the cars, is to keep one’ a head
inside the window.
Mr. Ralph P. Hutchinson, formerly of
Bridgeport, and foreman of bridge re airs
of' the New York and New Haven
but who is now holding a similar po'sitiouV
‘ on the New London branch of the Consoli-
dated R. R., celebrated his fifteenth wedding
- anniversary at his residence' to Guilford on
3 .
V’" was found suspended _by the neck from the keg
Friday evening last, 16th inst.
Atraveling bog" containing a portion 'of4
the outfit of an expectant bridegroom was
left on the depot platform in Southport
Tuesday noon, but While the station master
was at dinner, a. tram came along and ap-
{Imprinted the bag as egltimste 6 oil. The
ss was discovered within ha, fan hour,
and officers were sent in pursuit, but at the
last accounts neither tramp nor bag had
been captured.
Frederick Fredlnnd, a 6166 1111116 emplov'
of Vervaaoe & Co.,fi61V'istVs, went to Norwalk
Saturday eveniugV week and returned on
the 11:20 train in a very belligerent mcod.‘
VOVVt the way up he became involved in a dis-
with conductor Hunt, about some-
cIVIVanga from a bill tendered In payment for
fare, which resulted in a knocking down
between the conductor, a brakeman, and
the man Fredlund. Norwalk beer was the
moving cause of the whole affair probably.
The City court made about $2_5_ out of the
transdétion'.
Charles A. Willard, who was tried last
week' In Bridgeport on a charge of forgery,
jail door, Flida evening. Life was not ex-
tinct and he wi i probably live. He wanted
. ,. to rid himself of life—Standard.
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Army V literature—gMagazines and review. 'rs
If thy enemy wrong thee, buy each of hls
children a drum.
V There are many wao cVIVin’t'V read who
know A bee sees;
An Oshkosh jVqugVeV got that bars VofVV soap
for a marriage fee. , .
Early to bed and early to rise willV all be
in vain if you don' t advertise.
If a saloon keeper gets rich it is because
-he makes many good bar-gains.
A common suer. -—A lawyer. P. S.—Hc
is likely to be a drain _to his' client.
A country editor advises Queen Isabella
to advertise if she wishes to find the. throne
she last some time" ago.
The water works of Manchester, N. H.,
commenced in 1872, have just been finished
at a cost of nearly $750, 000.
An Iowa editor recently published that a
certain patron of his' was “thieving as
usual. ” He declares he wrote it “thriving. ”
It has been discovered. that the jointed
fishing rod was invented becsp's'e one _cau' .
Bids” 6. long cane pole under his 'coat4 Sun-
ays‘.
It seems hard to see an Indianapolis
woman of sixty-five seeking a divorce be-
cause her husband wouldn’t let her wear a
red dress to camp meeting.
Theargument in the case of Ann Eliza
against Brigham Young for divorce, with
alimony.- was oompleted at Salt Lake, Wed-
nesday, but no decision rendered. ,
The sensitive boy lives in DelaWaro.- He
arose at midnight; footed it half a mile and
awoke a store clerk and bought a fine comb.
He didn‘ Vtwant to have any one hear- him
ovm,
ear '
own'
Then everybody.
I a deaf old fellow
ask for it.
At an anti-m uopol)’ constitution at,
faculty, some e_llow' bowled at the
.OIaud‘Idate's are. re nested to step
stairs at. fewIV Intiuu s.’
went down stairs 6x661) _
‘ who wanted to run for jailer.
4 .have tried to
V ' -9‘Well," said the witness, ;“
V200 hands.
-in great agony for about six months
IV‘-
..in ten years past. —Palladium. "
robsbly have bden seriously in- .
urn-.1
’ " Orlgln‘ofSomo Plants. ‘_ '
Bladder came from the ant. CabbageVV
rew iwild in Siberia. Buckwheat foams
rom" Sibéra.’ Celery originated In Germany.
.2 s'l‘he chestnut came from Italy. The potato
~,V is a native of Peru. The onion ori-rln‘ated
in Egypt. Tobacco is a native of Virginia.
'Millet was first known in India. The nettle
is a native of Europe. The citr6u is a
natRe of Greece. The pine. is a native of.
~ I
~- \America. Oats orlginated' In North Africa.
The poppy originated in the East. Bye
came originally from Siberia. Parsley _was
first known in Sardinia. The Parsnip is aV
native of Arabia. Sunflower was brought
from Peru. The pear and apple are from
Europe. Spinach was first cultivated in
Arabia. The mulberry-tree originated in
Persia. The horse- chestnut is s- native of
Thibet. The cucumber came from the
East Indies. The quince came from the
Island of Crete The reddish is native ot
China and Japan. The Zeland flax ‘shows
its origin by its name.
from Egypt and the Fast. Horse radish
came from the south of Europe. Hemp 1s a
native of Persia and the East Indies. The
coriaInderV" grows ‘erilVd; flea: the Mediterra-
noon. The Jerusalem VaVerVichokVe‘ Is 11 Brazil-
ian production. Barley. was found in the
mountains of Himalaya.
WV
Many smokers who pride themselves
upon their knowledge of a good brand of
tobacco, are wont to speak contemptuously
'of the; Connecticut product as cal-y fit to
make 'up into those spiral ab0miumions
which‘ ancifloldwin sand: Dealers in the
great plant are aware however, that the
Connecticut .“seed- i’eaf’" 1s exported' In large
quantities to Havana, whence it comes back
to us labeled with famous names. For cigar
wrappers it is the best quality raised in the
country, souls largely exported‘ to Cuba
.Vond Germany. l‘he. lower Connecticut
"valley produces about eight million pounds
a yeai, ahd the State- has;V become rich f't-oulV
the crop. ’l-" be, cash return averages $000 an
acre. This year the harvest of the tobacco
farmers will be a peculiarly rofitablc one
for the utter flilure ot‘ the entucky crop,
.has trebeled the price, and the quality that
’bronght Ien cents a pound last year is
.worlhthirty this year. Of necessity the
price of the manufactured article will sue
tain a prodigous advance, and the new year
will be an excellent time to “swear off from
smoking. --VPortland Press
WComslock BroIV’s. have an exceedingly
large stock of Overcoats, which they will
‘dispose of at prices to correspond with the
times.
‘ At a trial' In Auburn, N. Y., the counsel
for the government, after severely cross- -ex-
amining a witness, suddenly put on a look
of severity and exclaimed: ‘ Mr. Witness,
has not an efi'ort been Vmade to induce you
. to tell a different story i" “A different
story flom that I have told sl'rl'" “That’s
’what I meant " -“Yes, Sir, several people
.§ét me to do so, but they
ow, Sir,I w'ant you to tell
ersons were.‘
guess you ’ve
tried ’bou‘t as hard as any of ‘em. "
4”'_couldul.’
.1116 upon oath wllVo those
[3‘ Elegant Seal-is. and Ties, at Comstock
Bro’ s..
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Ivonv Esranmslmsuv'r. -—Comstock, Che-
ney do 00., of Centerbrook, are cutting more
ivory thanV any other concern in the world,
and they frequently buy from $20, 000 to
$100, 000 of raw material at a time. They
apply nearly all the piano makers in thVe
country with key-boards, doing a business
-of $800 000a year, and embloying 150 to
The _bulk of their stock comes
from Z-Inzibar,' In Africa,- where Mr. Cheney
spent teh years in the' Ivory trade. and now
has a brother in the business. A newer
establishment close by that of Comstock,
Cheney& Co" s, is that of Comstock Dickin-V
son 83 C0., who have a capital stock of
$125, 000.
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33" Notwithsfnnding the geneHVIl depres-
sion in trade, Comstock Bro' s. stock of Cloth-
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods is larger
and more complete than ever.
6
1 AV Singular (Ill...
. About three years ago, in July, 1871, Mr.
Jonathan Sturges, of Fairfield, who was
hen sixty years of age, began toV suffer con-
siderable pain in one of his feet. A small
red spot at filst appeared on the top of his
an
Ipread till the whole _foot became perfectly
bl,ack and behold as- iron. .. After suffering
,super-
ntion set in just above the ankle .joint, and
the llvmv flesh began to separate from the
dead and petrified foot. The livingportion
healed as fast as the superstion continued,
617d when the bone was reached Dr. Bacon
of this city, took the foot off. In less than
six months thereafter Mr. Sturgcs was out
on crutches, and has continued in good
health ever since. During the ossification
process his sufferings were excruciating.
He was visited by a number of physicians
from all over the state, who were attracted
y his remarkable case. Dr. Bacon placed
he foot 1n the cabinet at Yble, where it still
emains. The above facts are well known
6 every resident of Fairfield, but we believe
ave. never appeared in print pefore. Mr.
turgV'cs is today enjoying better health than
‘6‘
ale-j
[3‘ Hosiery, at Comstock Bro s.
During the shad stocking season, which
ended in VVAugnstI. some forty-four millions of
shad were put into the Connecticut river and
it is estimated that i few years not less
h'an forty mllllons wil 8 available for food.
It has been a question whether there are any
arge shad In our rivers now, and the matter
is to be tested by drawing a seine in the Con-
ecticut river some time this month.
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(3‘ Gents underwear 9. specialty at Com.
stock Bros. In this department they aim to
excel.
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, Civil rights—Obliw ging answers.
'I John Williams died at Providence, R. L
_at the age of 108.
'Householders generally leave their water
tax unpaid until it becomes dew.
Josh Billings says that men of good sense
re those whose opinions agree with ours.
Solar, :21 foreign governments have sc-
ceptchV the invitation to participate in the
centennial exposition. _
' If your iist'eri fell into a well why couldn’t
you rescue her? Because you couldn’t be
a brother and assist her too. ‘
a lunch before going n fishing, for be may
not get 'a bite while away from home.
Grindstones- a're considered safe property
to invest in because, If you cannot sell them
for cash, you can always turn them.
-'-This' 13 the latest form of wedding invita-
tVions. “Come. around and see me capture a
mother-in-law at eight o’clock, sharp.
A Dubuq'ue man offers his service to pray
with the sick at $3 a day. He is also willing
'to _{llrive a team, break colts, and run a cider
mi
Eight hundred paper mills in the United
States give employment to. 20. 000 people,
and produce $70, 000 ,000I worth' of paper per
snunm. .‘ , - .
250', 000 Vpouhd'sV 0f0pllllll~lr0 Imported In-
to this country annually, or ten times as
much as 30 years ago. .:.
A novel explosion was that oVVf6 cider
in Washington, Iowa, knocking out
two teeth of a bystander and bruising sever
all other persons. ' '
A Caliornia. newspaper tells rIVIthVer a
leathery story of a striped squirrel which
was seen leading a blind rattlesnake to his
hole' In- the ground.
“Asl never pay my own debts it isn’t
likely Ishall pay her 'sti' This is the on.-
spokeu- way In which it Tacoma man ad-
vertises l1: s fugitive wife. ~
“My dear children," said an old clergy-
man to the chilllcn of his flock, “never
forget to keep on the right side of Vthe pub-
die-house, and that Is the outside.
Thirty-eight women in the United States
are filling the place of christian ministers
and pastors in several denominations, not
reckoning those in the Society of Friends.
III Paris, France, in 1873, the consumpt-
ion of wide, liqrors, beer,V was 93,566,374
gallons, on an average of a gallon a .week
for. every man, 'woman ’ and child in the
city.
All English physician during a lecture to
V6 female audience, on the use of alcoholic
beverages, asserted that the “babies 'of Lon-
don are never sober from their birth until
they are weaned. " .
The man out West who put mucilu e into
his empty hair oil bottle is regard’e with
feelings of hatred by the servant girl, wliose
locks are in such a slate oi stiffness that she
cannot shut her mouth.
Fcoiii; the- stomach of Capt. OtisV Rogers
of MarshfiVe'ldV, Mass, has been extracted an
animal five inches .whioll' heahinks be
swallowed while 0 ing from .a‘ pool in
:SouthO’aroiinVa during the war.
A dentist in Wisconsin who found it
necessary to kiss a young lady while filling
her teeth, was called upon by her papa with
a shotgun. He paidt 0 parent $500 not to
fire, being exceedingly averse to' noise.
In VVVVIBVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV sanctioning the revival
of The no ville Whig, Senator W.
rowulIow intimates- that he will support
resid'e'n't 'Gral'it for a third term, and adds:
‘.'.I shall war. unceaslngl y upon the infamous
Civil Rights bill now before Congress, or_
on other like odious" sectional, class Iegis-V
kla on.” . _
The garden eress is .
. specimen:
other large cities.
,on the TOWN of Babel.
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It 15 well enough for a fisherman to take -
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Puttlng IleV 6 Stove.
terdsy. hen he took them down -ss
Sprin'g, ho was careful to put all the stove-
pipe together Vin good shape, and hail care-
fully watched it all the season to see that
not a single joint was lost or misplaced. So
he knew that to put up the stoves and pipe
again would be the simplest matter in the
world, and consume not more than fifteen
minutes. He commenced the 566 at five
o’clock in the evenin. At- bulb-past tfi‘,
o’clock supper was shit waiting for a
and he was amusing (t) himself by running
to and from the nealest tin shop after extra‘
joints and elbows, while numerous small
boys In the streets, who saw him by .tll6V
gaslight, were yelling: "There goes one of
Ihe nigger minstrcls t" At twelve o ’clock,
midnight, he felt hopeful of getllniuhe Job
done by breakfast time In the mill
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88' Boys Overcoats at Comstock 1316' 11.
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Ex- Mayor Medill, of Chicago, writing
fl om Switzerland to the Tribum of that city;
says that he has seen hundreds .ot'. English
ladies Vtramping over the mountains, Alpeu-
stock' III hand, and evidently quite able to
take care of themselves. i They care nothing
about a walk fifteen or twonly,mil6_s a «lay
up if "steep achlinity. or along a narrow
male path skirting the edge of‘ a precipice
"Bnt,’ he says, ‘thenever I meet a woman-4
up a mountain, to see a glacier, an avalanche
her prod.gious mass of black hair to know
that she' 13 not English, but American.”
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fig" Trunks and Traveling Bags at Com-
stock Bro’ s.
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AV wag walked into a saloon the/other dny
therethree men were sitting around the
fireless stove. As he entered all eyes were
turned towards him. Apparently taking 6:
mental inventory of the number of .people'
in the room, the new comer stepped up to
tile bar and Vblaaniy ordered fJuI' glasses of
beer. The boots taut had adorned the top
of the stove now sought the floor, three men
cleared their' mouths of tobacco, and all
looked at the bar- tender as be filled the
glasses and placed them in a row on th
bar.
loungers' rose an the sVVtI'aIlg'er paid for 'th
beer. Then starting with the glasses
furthest from the door, VVhe emptied all that
the 0111- tender had filled and quickly left
the saloon. Thethree chairs were resumed.
—JVarsaw (Wish .1 Central.
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W White Dress Shirts made to order Vat;
Comstock Bros.’
6
Mllton the blind author, was one day"
asked by a friend of female educttion, if he
did not intend to instruct hi 6 daughter in
the different languages. “No, sir,” replied
Milton, '“one tongue is sufilcent for a
woman."
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W The Orr Pantaloon Overall at Com-
stock Bro’ s. .
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There' Is really a movement on foot Vin
France Vto puritanize Sunday and rescue
the day from the almost universal holiday
aspect given to it by the custom of the
people. Although the petitions which have
been sent to the French assembl to '6btnin
a better recognititfil of Sunday ave been
rejected, the various religions societies have
resolved upon another means of obtaining
their desire, of which the following is a
“ On Monday morning recently,
a lady entered the shop of un grand nego~'
~ciant, who kept his establishment open per-
sonalVly, and asked for her account. utV.
madame, we are only jnst' 1n the middle of
the season. Has madame any cause ofcom-
paint 1” ‘ No; but I belong to an association
for the obseerance of Sunday, and I collect
continue Vlny custom at shops which keep
open on 'that day.’ An hour or- so after
brought another lady, and then' Another,
each with the same complaint, until the
shopkeeper took the hint. " This movement
is not confined to Paris only, but extends to
.p—O—O—é—-—
WThosc 1n want of Fall and Winter
Bro’ 5 stock before purchasing elserIe're.
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The wife of a wine merchant in Brixton,
England, Mrs. Eggbrecht, bought some
mushrooms the other day, and had them
husband that the mushrooms had a v'ery
sarong taste, and the remainder of them.
were IhrownV away. Shortly afterward Mrs.
Eggbrecht was prematurely confined of a
chill which only lived sixty hours. and she
herself died two days after eating the mush-
rooms. The stomach contained a quantity
of the undigested fungi. which, it is suppos-
ed, were not mushrooms, butV a species of
loddstool. _
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[3‘ Boys’ Clothing at Comim k Bros; V
Dr. Newman has written another letter to
a friend In Washington, which 1s printed
It confirms his former one. The most inter-
esting part of his tour was to the Garden of
Eden. He regards it as no ordinary privi-
lege to have been allowed to touch the gran-
ite lions which still keep guard at the den
into which Daniel was thumb, and to stand
WheVre the daugh-
ers of Judah hung their harps oh the wil-
ows he was delighted to find a telegraph
station. He spent one night at the birth-
place of Abraham.
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_E‘ Gloves at Comstock Bro’ s.
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BishopV Lee, of the Diocese of Iowa, died
at his residence In Davenport, September 20,
of malignant erysipelas, brought on _by 4.611
injury to one of his hands, received in y'fall-
_ing down stairs some two weeks ago.' He
was in the sixtieth year of his age. '
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Q‘Childrens Clothing at Comstock Bro’ s.
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Talking of the crime of carpet-baggery,
the Boston Journal shows that a majority
of the United States Benefits were born in
other states than those they represent. and
in the house of representatives there 149 na-
Iives (i. 6., born In thestates they represent.)
and 141 non-natives. This' Is to be 15pr-
ed 'of western states, but ev6_n the state of
New York has one-third of' Its delegation
the children of other states. ,
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[3‘ Blue mixI Shirts and Drawers, Boots
at Comstock Bro’ s. ’
“can:
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WINE or ran Woons invigorates the Liver;
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[3‘ The latest style Hats at Comstock
Bro’ s. V
Parson’s Pu _tive Pills—Best fem
Sheridan’s 06v Condition Powders,
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NUS UMPTION can VUBED.
HENOK’S SEAWEED TONIC,
SCHENOK’S HANDBAKVE PILVLS,
Are the only medlelnes that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption. Frequently medicines that stapes
cough Will occasion the death of the patient . my
lock up the liver, stop the circulation of th6 bio
hemorrhagic follows. and in fact, th6y clog the
action of 6 very organs that caused the cough.
Liver Complaint and D spepsia are thecauses of
two-thirds of consump t on. Many persons com-
plain of a dull pain in the side, constipation. coated
tongue, pain in the slmulder blade,feelin ofdrow-
siness and restlessness the food lying cavity on
the stomach, acconipauied with audit and betel;
ing up of wind. These 6 mptoms ulna Iy ori'
~t‘rotn a disordered con tion of 6716 stomac or 6
'torpid liver. Persons 66 elected," the takem one
or two heavy colds. and tube 66 in
he suddenly checked will find ’6 stomach 1nd
liver clogged, remaining torpld 6nd inactive, and
almost before they are aware tho lun are 6 111666
of sores, and ulcerated. the result. of w ch is death.
’Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup is an cxpectorant which
does not contain 6 ium or anything calculated to
check 6 cough su 6uly. Schenok’s Seaweed Ton-
of the stomach, aids digestion and creates braver:-
ons '.appettt6 When the- bowels are costive, s'kin
sallow, or the symptoms otherwise of a bllious
tendency, Schenck’s. Man Pills are requfired.
These medicines are NJaprepnr'ed only b VleVs
scaENCK t. SON.N corner Sixth A
Phila.. and are for safe by all druggists 660 dealers.
Dr. 56 henck will be at the Quincy Ham, Boston.
on the following Wednesdays: Oct. 2t, Nous and
18, and Dec. 2, 16 6111130 41-
The Great Medical Success of the Age.-VL61VsdingV
druggists who have been in the business for hall‘u
lifetime. state that they have never knowna medi-
cine to enlist the entire and universal confidence of
the public. as rapidly as Hale's Honey "of Bore-
h0lllld_ and Tar. Although it has only been a few
years in use. it has already taken precedence of all
other medicines advertised 66 remedies for coughs
colds and incipient consumption, and its unnus
sales are without a parallel in the history of this
class of preparations.
Pike’s Tooth-ache Drops—cure' 1n 1 minute.
."
Th6 VnVlost Wonderful Dlueou6ry or an
m th06ntnry. . .
4 ms. 5. 6. flowers
ARABIAN MILK-CURE-
r011 coNsuisrrIo'N, 6nd dim-’6': of tho Throat.
Chest, & Lungs. The only Medicine of the kind in ,
the World. A subitftnu (or Cod Liver oil.
Permanently cures Asthma" Bronchitimncl lent
Consuln tion. Night Sweats. Loss of _Voice. 8 orto,
nose of' reath, Cntarrh,Croup,Co'Itghs, Colds. etc...
in a few days like mission. PRICE 8L rats BOTTLE.
Also, DECS. D110 WE’S
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which differs from all othe rpm
immediate action upon the L1 E
BLOOD. It Is 1111me ve fie;
tern of all imppritleslyod but
makes Pure. the Bi and It en es Scrotulous
cases of all kinds, removes OOVVVVVlVlVeVVVVVVVVI. and r6
totes the bowels. For Nervous bills VVWV VVllVVVO
tality. Urinar Di 666366.61151- {than
stltutions,
mutational: usual.
it right square up, and
move Constipati on: contain no 6mol nor any
other injurious ingredient. t-and not th'VVV‘V’kVVVVVV
these organs. w it hou't grodpciu pain
Price as on per box.
a VVVIVsVVVV shove medicines;
t. 8010 Vnt SVfVVol'IVNIoI.s
rt6in 9010M
. NVII'VJVVV
L.
S. D. Howmrxo
VVVgroinilgN 6
”In. [lane's
4;-
VVA news aper Vu'lsn pal up his 1189531314,;
I
carried on a sedanvchair by four Sv'rilzers 4 -'
or.a cascade, it is not necessary Vto look! 6t .
' on Thursda,
e aging,“
When ever thing was ready the three
Worsteds and Cassintcres,‘
ic dissolves the food, mixes with the gastric juices 4 V
113va
Elation: in the .
DNEYSN ‘
“16,6166qu thesys- .
Dl's- ‘
8:10.;
Arabian Sn at: Coated Liver Title. 3
They cleanse the iver and Stomach thoroughly,r6--
Weak uess'.‘ V
nsumpw lves “611de man 4 '
‘g Vs A??? t IV’IIVVVVI ..- i‘ril'iléifi i 1.;
n'td Wang-$961 l
Toiutroquce
Age
I‘l
in Hartford. For particulars address
I; .notferr for sale 6 B LE rm:-
M TOWNS ESP-'6 HEAR mtognthcr 61'
..IO parately‘. Forpartlcnlsrs apply on 016 pistol-66.
West Norwalk Road. St'll
Elf! I”IV Illll- "I Alb-Th6 horse. 6
on 1d dark chestnut. 1V nush v t l-
EllVV and 6d traveler. Aleo,b a'fr'i’uifldbiu.
lIVlle sold at 6 sacrifice. A
LIBS. A. HEAD, Box 337, N orwslk.
OIVVSVVI IVVlEtVV-AVV pure White 4EVS VDVIVMAVD‘VIVVDOG,
Eagle-Is and “0885?”. ’VPVIV'IVVVVI V26: .6 up»:
Gazn'r'rn Ounce. VV‘ VV‘ 0" Applynttlu;
' Valuable Real Estate at Auction
IV'unsVVimVIVsr to an order-thorn the
for the district of‘ ‘Noranlk’, will. bee"
Auction to "5? hi ghost bidder,
pf BctoberanS'l Vi gall V‘VVVVVVV’VVkV'VntVV
. an as prev one ‘30,.“ ‘10. 66
mucVVlI'of fillet state or “on non {Vt-manila
late of Norwalk. in Bald district. deceased. 66 will
raise the sum of 02454. 80-100 withincldentnl charges
oflsnle. Sale totsko 166666 than sin
gorwnlk. Ter 5 mi 6 Eddy?!“ it tVV
fated at: N 0r alk; Oilfhb
OSEPHW . HUBBELL, AdministVrthoI-V with
0o.lWl
the will annexed.
VHO'IV‘ECEVV'.
[IE Annual Mcetin of the tockh ldrs
T mum a Norwglk Mlg'ud' Eng-13.16: m
the choice 6 Directors, Will ”he lie] at oivadlk,
the 29th inst. at 11 o’clock, 6. Vin.
By or or fifth
- “n. ‘1‘:
Danbnry, Oct. 19th, 187:“ AMSr'Secrum
wau's's'n. .. ‘
A Clerk. Sela
given. Address" “
moderate. Best of references
.0. Box 58,” Norwalk, Ct. M
V LoST. 4: ..‘VV ,VV,
VETWEEY south Newt-inane tho four. cums-IV
6n the New 06 nssn 06I6r6d‘4
MEMORAND UI’M BOOK; erlt'h the owner's“ DIM
st'ttlais'imt'ytlata‘t .444" are m
In
1:42 'VV WV 45.x VVVVV.V14 $§~
."’VVVV '
t..V
J .—
IAIE —an Vltosewood. 40V why one of the beVst
11601136: 06.4 will be sold 1m
yto .3; FORD-
6vNatl6fital Bank of N orwhlk. .
NOTICE. . ’
pupils for instruction in Latin. Greek, or Hod-
ern League as, five eveningsV each week durin the
Autumn an Wlnter. . Session hour-6 train 7 6’ ock
VgNVorwale, (19111., October 17th, 1874.
HARLEM & 00.,
Iii]!
.42“
-ANVD-
CLOTHIERS
t'..
Inert
Under the Opera House, ital! st}.
. are now ready to exhibit the largest 6nd most
Attractive stint at an finals
ever offered in the. town of Norwalk or vicinity. .
to or which
..A. Diploma
Clothing would do well to inspect Comstock I,” 41,“, Named to them by the 331,391,; cast,
4 Agricultural Society. Also,th
Highest Premium
mm the Committee 1 th Bi fibld F ,fV
instep, which turned black and gradually 3[k‘ved for supper n was remarked by the? 'the choicest rubrics ofVVfiVne VV‘ VVKVV VVVVV VVV
praeolvans,
_anVs Innxnn cno's'ns,
nonssrsxs,
unusual PLAIDS,
sun nnpps,
selected to: their custom De
dp'artment. They
unmntee a First-Class Fit, 6'11
stylish made up
, armonts. .
BEAVI'. FEEIUHI VSUITINES,
VVFOB
PANTALOONS
_ Very elegant patterns- of
SILK GRENADINE
VESTINGSI
Oranltos 01 Hair Line Cloths
V ‘- Iron '
1111. ovnncoa'rs. V
811, 11.11.1111: 81111th
EVE! AVERS 1
WINTER" UVEEUUATS
Kelseys- & lleltots tor ladiss’
Jackets and Bloaks, ‘
which will be sold b the yord or piece.“
aw.
so er cent. less than 6w York c66in 6y
tea?! the market in goods 6x lVte lnthoir “66.
6nd consider it no trouble to ow- Ve-VVgoods. 1') y .
orders secures the best choice.- Customers
letting their on goods can have them cut
trimmed at short notice. Also 6 tall line of
Gentiemenfp , V.
lfllllilllli lillflli
with It flue assortment of VVUanerweax. -
NECK VVVIIIEIII, 0.0., 0.0..
of the latest designs, for Weddings VnVnd Party
Dress which they receive every week 11-6111 their
New York House. and are enabledto sell lower
t usual 'rices. Their intention is fair and hon-
orxb 6 deal as. which must secure confidence and
a share of your patronage.
Very Respectfully,
d
OOIVI AVGVEHV'I‘S WAH'I‘E
MARY CLEMMEBmZ: AHES'
new book “T66 Your- 111w
£712?
ndlednewbnokolt,
”1:1?“
Cheap Passages
PASSAGE TICKETS
To and From Great Britain, V
I
REIDVUCED Bunsen,
CHEAPER THAN EVERBEPOBB,
until further notice. Apply at the
can be had at greatly
V'GV-a‘zette VOVmpe.
Vgii
a:
VDEATCIILEVYV‘SVVV
Durable, Efil-
cient and cheap. be best Pump
for the lust money. Attan
is’ especially invited to Bill VII-
ley’sV Patent Improved Bracket
@1111 an'd New Drop Check Valve.
VVVMP, Tastele
which can b6 tbdrawn with-
out femovingt chimp,” or the”
V821”);
0:8
the ointn.
as Chamber. which pour
other. F or 313116 by Dealers
tho 6 generally. In-
solve for Blatchleyls Pump, out)
i
DVVVVV it not for sale in your town. send dire'étto .
‘ "V ans. G. ILATOIILBI, Manufacturer.
“Continues Starblhdelpbls, Pa. Incl
O'I
11.11.114.111. It the Kiltltll Slat
2“: 11.13. preoxsm. a 00., '15s Duane St, N. Y.
la out VPuVVlll. 'VV
on the u81st 06y, _ .
d
Situation in VCVopyIst, Book-keeper. StilesmVVnVn orV '
lt. FITCH will receive 6. limited number of
havingnrefitted. and opened a branch store for-i 1'
Mr c T. Cornwall
HARLEM 6% 00V. '
mmea oucvnnnn woon V
VVor seal6s.andwiu outlast .4 -
”V1874.
1 .»~,~ _
'2 .1
’11,
‘~ ‘31,.
fl 6V
. .‘. :
. Vwonld:mp66tfully'6666m6t6~th6publi6=- ~
thatthfiri‘sllndWlntcrItoekof '
is larger, more counts“ 01‘. on}. and at
‘r
VVPn'das- Extremely Low
mm would do wV6IVl to'lnspoct that: sVVtoekasVson
purchasing oluwhoro.
l
. ..Gsewrs'
UNDERSHIRTS
' Drawers.
In this branch wowould call iii-new attention
' -bsllsvlngth6tw6h6v6bylsrtholsrgutst66kln
town-audit honour Mmethoulltko unsurpassed.
.lowergrsdcsntcost. .
ll
' . Vernon's- 666‘ tiltttl stovrs.
\
Wekeopconstsntlyon hands largo st66koflk6
1111111qu
Attention is particularly directed to tho
wmmdmoovmwhhhm
minudnondonnbout tulips,
In tho ns'uflctun Vii tho No. l m
Our-VII, 116116 buttko vbybonA-oskesg
Dsnllncm "61' I6“. Th6 but Stool riv-
et patent W Button is no“. 6“
mum-116163 isn't-6‘6 in tho but and
strong“ mun-er. Earn-t“ n6v6r to
rip. - , 2 4 I, - _
flasks and
Traveling. M
t:ousttlu:..lt.llos..
08V ViVVnVVln Strut, H6rVw6VlkV.
1.11....
ha ileil‘l'll
Chilling -
V at 806m, cost $1.05 gold to import.
V Grout bargains In 'l'wllled lenses
9 Blue, OiIve Brown, and Invisible Green and
. all the new shades.
I
s
I run “NE" '4
Theo. VHarrtson ’8.
III run near. manner
ltrstlfortngéonflrn-lsnds'. ,4
5- -Per Cent Semi-annually,
nojze’a'rrna-‘4en6nassr
villi 111606 arrangements with HENRY
OLEWB 06.." no llknown' hubs-6'. to «1st in-
vest money at the show r6t6, we mgunning! bogV in-
vutnvs so donnIannenttho
Wilson ft llurlbutt,
qszn'n'n BUILDING. ._
J BELDBB HUBLBCTT.
Wanted
_ Whittle Buckwheat
I. IATTh V ,
11111111111 rgiit'lsms thus."-
8m“ J. D. KELLEY.
sIlIlll illlllltllillll'i
.
Dress Goods
Dress Goods
00V le6666 4 .IVOI'IIOI IVn all~1DO
col6IV'I It 756, _wol‘th .100.
5 pieces in extra quality and finer shades
lVV.
. s
10 pieces 6Vt 806th, worth IOcts, in Navy
French Twill“! Sena,
st allele, beautiful shed“ in the colors, also
extra heavynnd very wide Serges at 50¢ts..
TuscanShsdes. , V_ . .
1 _-
Twnnty nice“ or Doublo‘WldtVlIV
‘ Alpacas
6t 25 cents and upward, new and desirable
shades for winter. '
. _ flack CaiIIIIIOl'OI. .
Five more of the superb quality of
Black Cashmere at $1.00 per yard.
Single Width Cnshnseres .
in beautiful shades at 00 and 75 cents,
Double "Width $1.00 and $1.15; quality’
.;.-;1.V°p“n. Alpacas.
VA lsrgcassortment of Poplin Alpaclil
from ”cents upward. New shades, rich
colors. V
Plaid Poplin, Doublewvldth.
V Figured Flannels.‘ Plaid Opera Flannels,
. all desirable for children’s wear.-
e:
money‘s-.11.“. IV- 36,116 for
male- Wrapp6rl..':
.s
90 Pages Vllnck Alpnm
For 50 cents, the best ever sold for the
Vprice. Guaranteed or money refunded.
' -——2-'
' Call and examine our goods without ret‘VVer-V
cue! to buying;
5 Pieces VVBlnck Oust-6r6s,V
V extra heavy and 066 quality for 80 cents;—
00 inches wide. .
6
1
.,. V.-V._——
B661 VGulpun 1.6666 9
at much less than ever b6f6r6 oficr‘e
Beaded Fringos, Beaded Gimpl, Black Ball
hinges, best sVssortIiellt. ‘V’
EARLE 6 SMITH
'VVVHOI‘ICI.
The Fall'fltll (30'. 1111111111
WILL COMMENCE BUSINESS 0N
isllllulsday neuter Is,t I874.
In the Bankil‘lg Booms of, the Fair;
field 06'. Nauonol‘Bank. '
16mm llll "Fauna is'nt‘isssu ml
6"
Immunisan. Alumnae; fission-1V
o’clock. P. I,” hind
on Intu‘nl'n‘ylovonllll
EM 0 so a 6 '01 166k. «I ,
win. VkV.V~V sauna.
0t”
OHABJI. smmrer. .
New Barber Shop
nears. WILSON A: BAPPLE
Having tanke‘n $1111ch formerly ocAlcu‘p‘isd 8TB VVEV’IEV
' $33. '11-'6me to am the1V bile in the best.
' manna u rotards aiming. in Too-oust Art,
and intend making it
. The Con
~ on IVWartlen of
. Bo
lost Popular Bison. Vlu 'I'V6wn:
Th6 Saloon is well furnish“ thro'
will b6 kept nest and club. abn'vln .
Dy6ing. Cutting, to" exec in
ttgl‘rhmauor bmompe‘tatlt 666l6t6nt6.
a
" "-‘VV em uWIILSON a llAl‘PLE.
VIout. and
air Dress-
6
. mansions
SELECTION 0F WAVVBIDENI
E lelgtl voter of tho ll"Borough 6f 'Norwnlk are
here y notifieunnd warn“ that 6 special
Vln6V6ting of said legal voters of said Bohugh win
In held at the Town Hall. (1161166.) in said Boron h,
611 Monday, the and (16on November, A'. D.,
for the election (by plus-alts of ballots), of It War:
666 of said Boron h. for he unexpir“ term! or
which Edward P. 666 was el66tod at annual
mating in December. A‘. D., 1878. b lt—t‘or the
remainder of the year 1m. 6'60 until 6 successor
sh6ll boulect“ 6nd quslllllevl. The I6 will be
nttom seven (7) o’clock in “16 ore-noon, and
u'IVIVthVVl till-66 Ia) o’clock in the afternoon or said day.
Who" meeting of' said Court
received and 66
ntlon of Edward? W,666 Esq
dno , cruel-“V the 6lV6etloh
h6rnln specifiedto
I! on the may and at the
than and 111666 “REM mound of rectod
th6 s6nlor 30mm up. W'udul of the
ugh to all said mouth r6in stated
_y order of th6066
_ CHAD!) LES ll. BTIVIVVIILT. 6r Burgess
Ana; Weldon 6! Non
Borough Norwalk, October 10th, A. D., 1074.
held 0c
t6dth6 res
'4 ' m... ”1963’- .
» AndV 6110116 VV6VIV'l6ly of INILVET‘V' VVA'VBTICLIS.
V VV Locust IlillSelIIinary
. Well-.66.,» lbw;
. Duds DOW OI“
Hers Ill:
near th6 Bridg6. Estonia? 66 the Gun"! Onset.
VFLOWEVB VPOVTS VAVND HANGING BASKETS,
NOW ON DRAUGHT
V , Cochrnndl’mrtbnnm Outs-islet“:
;= Strawberry and Pineapple Syrups,
'tntsdefrouthon-ufmwmpnvotinusnmbottcr gu
POCKET BOOKS, BILL BOOKS,
Eraser? oaVrEUI‘bN'IBEmA
Icon Indium D3380!
LIDINVC V‘ABTI.¢IV.’VEVOVVV .
are kept in quantities and sold to suit hunts.
Epsom
Co In. MEMO“ V'ltllol, “Mani, Bird “souffle.
PODflMfiR Minimum. Outer
oVu, SwmeVOll, Extracts savanna, in
dmutnythoqm
fl,
Writing Papers, Bunions.
6V
.VThVo Linoof
Drugs Chcmlcals,
Fluidlltlatts, llnnts, Herbs;
and c6666ntrnt6frl 1601611166,
mains thoulity wan-1116.1. an at. nir-
named: Isa
0411011." 6661666 unfit Vin-tom
aniline. VI .
For the Pitftfllliltl This
none but 1'!!! III“ is us“, and all r6ooints
put up with 6611 and secures”.
IMPORTED V8 lVfVAV’I'lIVVVE WINES,
Persign and Domestic Liquors,
SCOTCH 4‘38,- 0 INCH” WRITE,
6f unionist“ purity, for “lain! pus-poo“.
.V‘:
THE
till.
V r611 sun 6111.: or . _
.’y
T3930? Mason.
s
_noannnnsI waivj'nn.
G6ntl6mV6n and L66 ortwo l6dl6s can be 66-
66ml'nodat'6d with In 6 private family
Relentless roqulr“.-- 40
New Vuloty, 68 E. K. LOCVKWOOD’S.
FALL OPENING I
FALL OPENING. I
FALL OPENING!
We take plea-um in announcing to the public.
that we are prepared to show the
LARGEST-u BEST
LARGEST & BEST
‘ seamen snoox or"
ii Uni
IN Town.
01'
Trimmed Bonnets and Hats,
Trimmed Bonnetsalid Hats,
units DRESS his.
unit; nitss Ills
Children’s Merlno Cops, ,
V‘chlldron'o-Mettno east; ,
Unveil, 1111111; ‘VOIlal'lutI,
SILKS, VELVETQBIBBONS
mi 73mg iii-333°“.
“Hwy 0: I16 and Single. V. .~
Our stock hssV V‘IaVeVIVI carefullyselectVeVd, and will
give perfect satisfaction to al .
MISS MACMILLAN will continu6 V111 Vohsrgo of
tilt Department, and will be planet! to 666 her
l
urcbased for Cash. we
stock havl been
our VV'V slos- than any been
from 'mblod to sell our
6
A call is respectfully solicit“ before purchasing
olsowho n.
1
(
Z circulars address-
41166
1161141111: 66661116 11111111 '
,ll‘aii Mill-him floods
. Fine Milan Braidsfil. 75.
V Ladies! call and
. his present week-,3: my rooms on Main Street.
walking, Henge, Dinner lit Evening
_ Also, Imported Patterns for sale.
VI MUCH VLESIS TIIAN NEW IVORK PRICES.
.DE. W. A. LUUKWUUU
'rooms; goo t table; reasonable
'class Lil cl _\ connected with the
4 Piliftliit Tickets alli'lllailsfol Sale.
Filters, Fillltll.VV.V4Ul'llintllit,-'
ssns snocxwaxs ,.
Bdgularliin 'V'lish Course Four Years.
IVIIIIIVAICIAIIISV, “All“ All PAIIVIIIVI.
D 6'qu fractions: and from nature.
V'VnVnInVVlforo pupils rdeetved into the "family.
T6111: commences Vllo'na
Boxus,H6rwalk,0611n..
MISS ”m was
will reopen her
Family and Day lchoul,
Tmumnax, sun's-4. 16111.16st
Thoma h Instruction in all branches of English
1166 11. Also,
Drain-g, Pnlntln:,L6ngn'6V'g6s,ilVlulle.
OBJECT-BRA WING made a specialty. - Rudi-
mentsl'cceive articular attention. Address
MISS ll LEN M. STEVENS. Principal.
‘ Box 264, P. 0., Norwalk,‘ Conn.
YCNKEBS, N. Y. 2
Miss Bissau" a. lawn
.Wl LL REMOVE HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES trout Darien. Count; to Locust Hill
_Avonu6. Yonkers. A Summer Term of twelve
winks, will commence A ril 7th, 1874'. For circu-
lars and terms of tuition or that time, address un-
til April lst. EMILY A. RICE, Darien, 06611., or
Yonkers. N. Y
2 Ladlcs will find all 1116 late-IV V
FALL STYLfiS
OI‘V
Hats, Bonnets, Frames, Flowers,
Birds, Ostrich Plumes, Tips, 616.,
Mrs. Faw‘cett’s,
H6. 4 James? Block. Water Street.
VV'V'VIo 111: LADIES!
ll 53 iiVV LUBGE H. CAMPBELL,
'MAIN STREET,
Invites the attention of the Ladies to her fine stool:
comprising all the
LATEST NOVELTIBS,
and “naming“ in her Iiu6 desirable, which she“
Prl66s to Suit the Times. V
Look at a few prlces:
Gros rain Ribbon. all VVVkVtVs 30 cents per yard, '
Felt Hats, all colors, 87 cents, .5
Flowers, from. 25 cents per spray to 83. 00. _ .,
Feathers. Ostrich Tips, trom 60 cents to 02.50,
Long Ostrich Plumes, from 03. 00 up.‘
personally examino the goods
null judge for yousev 311129
MILLINER Y I
A
L selected assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
whom I shall be pleased to see my customers and
all who mayo favorm me with acall. Rooms open
from 76. J B. BETTS.
_Norwalk, Oct. iiVl‘tViVlV:187~l.
alias. nauseous, .
LADIES’ CUSTOMER.
. DRESSES.
Riding Habits, Cloaks,‘ etc., made to order, at
No. 4 VWnter Strut. lip sum.
Particular 6ttenti6n pdid to Cutting and FVVtVlVIIIVgl
Ladces’ Felt 'Hats 1
IVS. McLEAN, North Avenue, would in-V
vite special attention to her line stock of
. FELT HATE,
Ill! AVID sues, TRIMIEB OI lll'll‘ivllEVll,
6f the FLatest Fashionable Styledfi andV at
These flats are very VFASHIONABLE, GOOD
and CHEAP. .
Has Removed.
His Office to his Residence on West Avenue nex
to St. Mary’s Roman Catholic church.
Office Hours 2 and 7 o’clock, p.111.
Slate for orders at the House, and at E. P;
Wood’s Drug Store.
CONNECTICUT 'EU'l'EL,
Corner ‘1 11111 and Wall Sts. ., N OBWALK CT.
HE subscriber having taken the above well-
known centrally located Hotel, is prepared to
entertain permanent and transient guests G
noes. VA first-
OVViVVeVase Carriages
,Proprietor.'
to 611 trains. E1 DVVVIVIV efi'ort made to
38“ D. . MOREHOUS
BANKVVING.
REAL ESTATE, .
INSURANCE,
. OFF-10E. _ .
MELVILLE 1.111111“
1 AGENT FOR
The Mutual Life Ins. 06., New York,
V Assets 6V6r850,000,000.
The Phenix Eire Ins. 06., Brooklyn,
Assets over 81,000, 000.
Williamsburg City Fire Ins. 06., '4
0F BROOKLYN.
.Assets _over $600,000
Hanover fire Ins. 06.,of N. I. City,
4 Assets over 9900, 000.
Connecticut Fire Ins. 06., Hartford
Assets overfloo.000,
National Fire Ins. 06., Philadelphia,
Assets over $400, 000.
Hartford 06. Mutual Fire Ins. 06.,
Assets over 8140, 000.
National and White Star lines
'OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
. . V ,
_R BA 11 IE STAT E.
or event 'ns'scalrrxon.
soaps savour VAVIYD soap or comrzsszoa.
Depositsrcc- eived, Interest allow ed on balances, and
6 general Banking Busifiess carried on. For particv
ulsrs apply to
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
on . . .
JACOB u. LAYTON, ’ cashier;
OLDVVBANK _uu’mnlxa. wasVume'roN 912,
V sou'm sonwaa'x.c.oNN'.
Initial-Faiths;
H.111. a. c. S}. PVBOWITT.
6
Pianos, Melodeons and Organs.
REP-AVE“? \VED AND TUNED
RDEltSl e'Vit lit L. Wecd‘s jewelry VstoreV or P. 0.
b0' .; .'it'.‘, \v litr'eeeh c [ll‘Olll‘lpI- attention.
1.th \IltNALL.
Norwall-I. Jan. ll..l1. lS'll.
C7 It I 001(1)
At a Reduced Prsee
HAVING made arrangements with the Norw all:
C- 141 Li ght- Company III' the exclusive s- .06 at
V
their Coke. wearetlow prepared to f'ulnisll it at
our yard, 01 uleliv ereIl' In lots to suit. purchasers. of
from One to One Thousand Bus ole.
.Norwnlk, May '25 ”8"l 14
CHAS. T. LEONARD & SON.V
'l‘ urn-Seated Carriage for Sat c.
ESPECIALLY-n “.1 tor] for an and pair. invalid,V
or cripple. s an extra Jump sent,£ir‘ re-
l“aired, set very lowV down, and isVVVV the easiest (:61:-
e to ride in aid get in or out of, in town. Price
tihalf s value. Enq “ms:
also“! Genoa; V V
111111 tea I ‘
. all,” catfisgbisu. 's'ol- .V
DIES 3—! shall open 6 new and carefully - .V
_ to any of his- Customers or the Trade.
extra charge. A private room
‘ attained by 116 0th 1' pre imi’ltiim'l.
Theo.» Harrison’s,
1 r,
4 :11"
Bantam . Is'tiiéfe'e'tz.
o. "H‘ alums:
Utruiaclurmg assimilates
Keeps constantly on hand a large variety of
Pure Confectionery
..
Always Fresh. and of the Best Quul. ly, at'
minute and Retail. .-: :
4' .-., AlsoasuperiorartficleV of VV ;' V, ;
l 'OV-n. 'VV“‘ CR1". AM
1.6—0 4— VVV,
son a It .‘.‘I‘LR with fruit syrrI 1. InVnIrt OT‘l‘ .\V‘\. A“
'HI'JE it, till,“ .1 non Matthews. ..t4 1'11 Steel Foun-
I-:- fills.
Fruits, Nuts, firs-VJ. Importedand
Domestic VCigars. ‘
N6. 21 1212:1311 Street. .
An Elegant Ice Cream 52110611 and Restaurant
161' Lattice and Ocutlcm'on.
VW “VI'VARVEV
OCK'V‘ OOD’S.‘
‘9
..,.
ROLIIIVOIIA VlVIb AVNDYELL
at: t:.E K.
Strawberry Plants
The subscriber has about -, .
40,000 Choice, Hardy Plants,
now ready for: market, of the justy celebrated
COL. Oil-HENRY YAREETY'.
Affir several Learn of careful attention giv en to ,
this variety be satisfied that Vlt is the very best
yet’ known for field eult'nte. being the large” and
most productive of any, of sweet flavor, and’is n 4
good solid one for tr. Insl ortrrtion. I burn acop! all
a plan of growing theln in snuvll boxes. so that ,
the can not be but tin taking up for trailspla nting.-
an can boscnt. any distance and kept any the
without injury to plants.
Pfice: -pcr hundred,
82.00 in pot
34 IIV. B. M .'LTIVIER, West Norwalk, Conn.
ASSESS“? 6’ V073 ICE. '
NOTICE' ls hereby given to all persons li: .1116 to
pav taxes in the town of Xorwalk, to bring an
to the A- -scssors, or to either of them, on or belore
the first day of November m.- xtq written or printed
lists,(un(ie1'_c;zth.) of all the property owned by
them. on the' first d 11' ofOt/l‘olihlt18.4.li.1l1l6lo
taxation, otherwise It Will be the out) of the As-
sessor's to make out such list according to their
judgment and know4]edgc, adding ten per cent.
Ihe Into. which they by law are Icqtlirct‘, to do, and
from which list 66 made there I: "an be no _-appea_l.4
N. B.—Lfists may be returned to the Assessola
at the Town Clerk 14 office, and as the on.) Council
room, in the Felt-field hire Insurance Company’ 6
building, South Norw alk, o'n'and after the the 15th
1360. IA RTIN S. CRAW',
THOMAS GUYER. } Assczsors,
WM. B. llE\l)ltIC-K,
VNorwalk, October 3th, 1974. '. 3141
NOTICE TO PATROHQ.
THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to furnish
Solis was: snail float Beel-
STEEL F0 VVVUNIAINS,
o (..I: MMAV N.
513V; Main Street, Not-walk. .
SIROVUS of accommodating those of my cus-
E
D tomers,. and others, who wish to purchase . .
Trusses, lhavo recentl perfected arrangements.
whereby acompetent' p ysiIcian will be in attend- I
ance at my store, No.11 Main Street, _every Satur-
day, from 1 to 5 o clock. p. In . who Willa a‘pply In a
perfect and proper mannereve truss sol without
as been arranged,
for the purpose, and Trusses that will fit and be
comfortable will be aranteed. A full stock of.
ever v: Iriet will bctonntltoselectt'rom, illlllr lin
sEL 1" -5 AND RUBBER TRL ES. 'an exec-
lent alticle. and the New ELASTIC. Tl: [135,
which' Is meeting vrlth a large sale. This truss has
no metal.p11n,.. is exceedingly si deVVV ll constrm -
tion, more comfortabl e. durable, an efilcir Ill than
any other _tr'tss ever invented. her children they
am espr- ci:_llly valuable, effecting comp. .ctc eureé,
without pain Var annoy once. _ .
I also mopose to establish in this n mlcttil- 1'" a
specbl' 1' 6t Sril'gical Appliances fol-1.4..i'or11 . -
and Iletlcu notes of every kind- EAR '1' RC .‘.ii' LT TS,
ELA TIC BELTS anti STOCKD' us. t llU’l‘Ciits,
Splints. Shoulder Braces. Supporters. 21.10 every -
tllmg Inlianytlllnginthcli nethatmm to required.
all at will I ..h Vwill be nleasllled for,iittcd allitu VV‘VIVV‘ lied
without cxtr a expense. by the physician in c urge.
.ltuhbcr Goods of every ricer. ri'ltion, Syringes.
‘1 'Ilnlps. Belt Pans, and all Vothe'r cont 0.11 tenet-s anti
app: {2' 4ltusses for the sick room constantly 0:1 hand.
’2? Remember the day,
SATL‘RB 151's, from E
I physician to fit your trusses, and take orders for
Surgil .Il appliances. Trusses .Lppli ed by experi—
encoll pcrsons,alIothIV1' days as wull, It will pay '
you to give me '1 call.
HerbeI'tL. Uhle.
DElllllliit' ti NEWCCMB
Have taken the TWO l ABGE STO‘RF S In Ray
luond's Building, Nos. 53111111 55 Main Street, llml
Inteud to keep con: tantly on hands. choice and
line absort-nleut of.
FAMILY BRCCEEEES
together with 6 good variety or
Crockery, and Glass {are
In the upper store they have also opened 6.
FISH MARKET
where all kinds. of Fish can be obtained VintliV6
proper season. Also the best of
FRUIT Illa VEGETABLES,
' in large or small quantities. Also
. , . 7.
Cara-a4. P 1651-6263,,
always a supply of fresh’bakcd on hand. ‘
DEBIMQT-t? as? Ff-ETYCGMB;'_V‘
58’and'45631at11 5115c“.
‘ TUE-lililiT BUliVlliiilif4I.
D 0 me e 1: i '01
Is the best Machinc' muse for all- "' .mls of work. .
To be had only of '
J . 8 PE Pl 0 E I‘ .
Sole Agent for the town of Nor walk.
Second-hand Machines at iol. ',lVIiccs. ~ 40
Spec/eat Nor-ice I. V
on Two Mox'rus roost care, I will V,
make ONE CARD NEGATI‘ E 1unl one O.\' E. ,
moor, for one DOLLAR. . 4
so 5,p.ns. :'
V,.
Also, ONE NEGATIVE FRAME, size 5x10, for-
TWO DOL LSAR
.V Also, oxn CABINET sizu, 5:7, for oxu 001,
V LAB AVND FIFTY CENTS.
This' Is to accommodate the times and give all an
op ortunity to secure a good Negative for further
V B. 'r. warrant”.
Nonvalk, October 12th, 157-].
ARGAINS VIN FRENCH CHINA. at V
E. K, LOCKWVOODV’S
CvllthE not 10':
VIVIIE ICE-3f HAIR Efliuliil I'VE! 04333.
1101? 5VA"DS of people are of one Opinion con-
cc: hing this nebular preparation on \5 I1 'ing so
extens: 11-3-11 usell. Thcv all a 66 that it is a per.
.lcssutg. lace ms t c hull 1"1101IV1‘4Ill2n1;
itsott- VVauIt phobic,- clean-es the scalp.
or to ca... . IhIndrIItl'. stops thellail' from splitting
i til 16 chVVltVs :llnlbreakingoil‘; lsttot greasy m'atickj.
It. ain' an a '(‘II\' cs 11 some of (:01 Iifort Vault cleanllness
lie sure you, rel: ‘
the gnmtiile Buyoline. prept‘. red. only IV." 1111‘ I .
POWER. 'Jl'., Boots ‘1
It.“ OLIVE " '1! «1612.156 the f'rcu't‘I of 1‘1.- 11.; :1.
la,
0A3 Ol 1V.\V E, pr'cI cot: 't‘nc‘ .Ilt 1:1 fullir" out
1’. W 0i. ISL: Is not grog:
it At 0|.le ,is not 'I I 1‘.
}; \‘- 0LT KEV, giro»; new life to tl
ls \T.Ol' HE, keeps the hen" 1 cm
ii AYOLISE. is the I'. 41'- mun. b
llOIIl'VL‘: ll thi'll llt'
r built". F0
«:is' The ploplla ' of Brlyoli
tslvnl,ll' ito “Nadine-Ill
VVd‘i 1'. -_4_1lII m, LOO Inglllltl other 191,]; g—
621611;! For: sat...
l 1gb! lt'navl Wfigon' 111V pelfect oriim.l?€1q1fige"V
at U ilLli 3 Drug Store. Norwalk. VUo‘an.’
cox, .163 AND
cans WORK
of every VDchcriplio‘n, a: the
t. and most. eco-
.,.'nu'\\ in use.
I- by :1th Dnigl
on receipt oi
ggk‘l full.
Brit: 1; 50 c: ants
It
Oazotto Job Printma- Office.
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