’ will long rememben'llis sympathetic, "generig
f
I‘uesday, December 1, 1874.
DARIENC”
Fitch’s Home for Soldiers’ Orphnnc. f
The young ladies connected with the
School of this excellent institution, which
is in the charge of Miss Davis, presented
their friends with a very interesting exbiv
bitiou of their skill in the formation ’of
tableaux on Tuesday 'eveni’nglast.
3 They first personified “Faith, Hope and
Charity,” and elicited great“ applause.
This was followed by music, vocal and in- .
strumental; after tltis several Tableaux'
Vivants made-their appearance, and we
were much pleused and surprised with the
facilitgand accuracy of the performances.
Theléxhibition closed with the rcprcsen-i~ ..
tation of a child at evening prayer; this
' was accompanied by music and the singing
of-Vnn evening hymn. '
‘ When, as Miss Davisinformed the audi-
. once that the whole was improvised in the
interval of study without the loss of a SIT
glottal ‘ can. ‘
, _, . . _ Teachers, Institute. .
A State Teachers’ Institute willbe held at
. "Daubnry, beginning I at 7% o’clock ron
Thursday (evening, December'sd, and ‘clos-
_. ='itig'."Siititid'ay afternoon, under the supervi-
rtiarlénn sonar! Irma. j
sion' of the Secretary of Board of Educa-
tion, aided by Prof. Wm. H. Brewer, of
. Yale College, Prof. Wm. E. crisis. of the
' Imperial College, Japan, Prof. J. C. Bodwell,
of Hartford, Wm. B. Dwight and Miss c. E.
Bush, of, New Britain, and others;
- Teachers and School Visitors will be.-
, tertained without charge.
1 School Officers are cordially invited to be
-‘ present.
Free return tickets will be issued to those
who come to the Institute over the Danbury
‘& Norowalk Railroad. - .
The opening lecture on Thursday even-
- ,. ing will be given by Prof. Brewer, on Salt,
its sources and uses.
Famous, Convention» . '
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
December 16," 17 and 18,.the Connecticut
Boardengticulture will hold a meeting at
Woodstock. The following is the program-
me: , ’ ‘ ~_ _
wednésdav, December 16-4-10 A. 1r.—A
‘Pitpero'n‘Milk. by 'r. s. Gold: ~11 A.M—A
glellonr of recitation or of ordinary lessons“? PM) e r. on Fee ding for Production of Milk,
every one who had the pleasure of being.
present must have been struck with stir-:1
- prise and admiration at the proficienc’y'fofi
I the fair' pupils. ' The grouping was in good
taste, and tho recitations were rendered;
with vivacily and energy.
WESTPORT. . p
TheEve of Thanksgiving was appropri-
ately celebrated by PicneerHook 8: Ladder
Company with a ball at National 'Hallf'lflle
weather favored and the committee had
the satisfaction of seeing their every wish,
so far as the success of the event was con-
cerned, gratified to the full. Dancing began
early and continued late, and through it all
there was enjoyment of that kind which the.
.presence of. charming ladies and exquisite
music always secures. The ball Was a
pecuniary as well as social success, and the
II. a L. Company will do well to givethe’
ipublic another opportunity to assist in pas-
' sing so pleasantly a few hours. 3 {,1 .;
Thanksgiving day opened, continued and
ended gloriously. ’~ The conditions of...tem_"-
G. L. H.
‘= perat'nre were such as to enable all to cele-
7' brate 'th'eevent as becomes thereputatioi of
-a§N_ew England village, Whose. people-bye.
J‘o’n‘d recollections of days gone by to:kéep
in view. On Wednesday, afternoon vast
trains of cars brought lordly freights of peo?
ple bent on having a good time on the mor-
t'ow. These found“ their way in manyin-
stances to the church on the day of all days.
"Special service were held at beth Episcopal;
t burches, and the Methodists and Congrega-
. tioualists united .in a service tit-the latter’s
church. The dinners which.followed,speak-
ing fer one. were in keeping with the
thoughts and appetites, and the sun went
'down, its face smiling because it had'a'ssist- ,
' ed‘in making eyerybody happy. ;
Rev. J. B. ‘Vlllltl‘ds has so far recovered
as to take charge 0: “is parochial duties.
The public Senor-ls resumed their session
this (Monday) morning. , 1 .
, Mr. Frederick C. Footo is suti‘ering’from
a painful affliction. His recoverypthough
slow, it tiszhoped will continue, I: f
Chess at E: M. Lees,~Satnrday night are;
minded those in attendance that time'thu
spent whatnot wholly in vain. The meets
lugs will continue regularly this winter.
.: ' The young ladies and gentlemen crane
village express themselves desirous of hay:-
ing some persons establish an evening'si‘ng:
ing schoal. They are waiting 'the' first '
chance to lend support to the man who's'hnll .
offer to conduct properly'such an institution;
Where is the party who shall come forward
to answer their wish. '
The close of autumn this day and the
opening of winter to marrow, suggest some
and thoughts as to the rapid passage of time,
and some pleasautones as to what the holi-
do y seasons may bring forth.
.The Saugatnck house under the manage-
ment of Mr. Henry Hopkins begins to re-
sume some of its old time popularity. So
heartlle depot, there is no reason why it
should not become' a desirable stopping
place for travellers. _
Mr. Stevenson, former ticket agent at the
Weslport depot, has returned fl'ongthe W t
.aitd will, pass the winter'ihere..ar .“PAUI.’.”5 f
STAMFORD.
Wm.D. Smith‘s coal office at the Water-‘2
side, was burned On Sundaymoruing. The;
tire is su posed to be the work of an incen-i
diary. ' he premises were insured. Loss‘g
‘bom Qlfioo.“ " '2 'al‘ A: was," .. :5 I? I
‘1 tgliin§td§hpf§flprt§olgm I t cigzlittl
an” lid dollp'rs'agvorth' :ofd ail?) _dl
- , while aortic areinasnmrdrdrlfst,
hursdav evening. The gentleman hasau-l
thorized Alex. Weed, Esq., to pay one thou-i
sand dollars cash ,to_,the person, who delivers!
or-
the go'dd's" filiis storeie-éAdo'ocdtri ,7- »
DANBURY. ,
A Miss has been telliuithe Danbury peo-_
1c allshe» knows :about oveaud Marriage, .
'. ‘gjniblic lectures This week another;
Misa‘iaa M. D., isle give a course of phys-i.
‘ iolngical lectures.
Bose McGinness slipped on a snow-cov-e
cred pavement and sustained an a gravated
break of one of her limbs below t e knee.
The eloquent Mrs. Livermore lectured
last Friday evening. Subject: “ The Battle
of Moncy.’.’ ., ._ u . _, 2...”,
Brown“; thei“.miud render}. will give an
exhibition of his powers 'in Danbu‘ry soon,
if he can find a mind to read.
The Directors of the Danbury National
Bank declare a. dividend of six per cent. on
the 1st of December.
Washington Tea Party is to hf
held “Infill? Halide 3-4-5 ~ * r.
G ‘ _ Iagof ‘ verely
5, ‘ in
I i 2last would“ ' .
INESNEE— I... -
BRIDGEPORI‘.
In the case of Trubec versus Alden,
which was brought before Judge Martin,
Friday, the application for the substitution
of bonds lin.,plac‘c,gf attachment on the
property . Wad . granted, and the‘ ‘rimount of
bonds was fixed at $14,000. ’
The grocery and liquor store of Mr.
Isaac Crouch, on Water street. was entered
our.
nasymglitmn‘dmbour'ss vortlimi
cigars and tobacco stolen.
State-Attorney Olmstead has finally de-
cided not to bring James E. Lattin to trial
before' the-February term of the court. He
does ,thisnndergtl‘teadvice of Judge Parksfii
herds. . -. ,
33" Blue mixtShirtsuand Drawers,‘85cts ,
a
‘ (bill‘s ffdt'é‘dltlth'
. . n'hfi’isivavai ,
enemas-iii, zfienlssasmire ofsiisthpért,
in this‘.C5un,ty,a'gfd‘wits heirly 73 years“ of
age. TheW’l-ifilina‘saysr ' '
..,.,., s . .
‘ “ Thushh 's passed away
.. . suddenly one or
the most useful, It right, and honored pri-
vate-citizensof ew York. * *- * *, *'
On the. breaking out of the civil war he was
one or the most liberal and outspoken sup”-
porters ofvthe Government. Hewas one of
the most active foundersot‘ the :Union' Lea-z
gn‘e'Club, which was organized cspeoially,
to support the Governmen't’iidnh'e first. par-j.
alysis of that: conflict. gD’nfilig all_the later T “a.
years of hislife‘he took a most studious in-,
terest in State and National rafl‘uirs'. He:
had for a long period been “one of the most.
liberal donors and quietly active laborers in‘
founding and supporting man of the noblest
charities in the city. e be long been one
nt‘the most active-and able members of the
Chamber of Commerce, and was at one pe-
riod its Vice-President. His opiniou‘and
his judgment have always held a marked
influence over this body. In the ,reform- of,
this city Mr. Sturges has, during the last”:
five years taken a profound and active in-
terest. He was one of the Committee of
Seventy, and one of the-most disintenested
DIODES-TMYN'ET ‘6'.“ 55", ‘5 4‘ ' ';' - .3“
_ For 'a lengperioer. Sturges'has “been
an active member of the Century Club.
I The membersof that Club and. all ‘értistflf.
in;
one supp‘orlf‘ " “
933‘ Boys overctlats at Comstock Bro's.
-,——-—.—#.r—.————
Booth’s theatre is to be sold at auction on
'Thursday. .A, splendid chanccto buy a
white (marble) elephant: ‘ ' ' '
oi—o——-—- .
,W"Boxs"‘010§hfns at Gemstock Bros; .
James Russell Lowell is ,said to have had
the_pleasure of declining the Russian Mis-
fllon.
1
so ENC mo
51— 39%»:
. hemorrha
"-Liv'er com l'slnt and-D spepsln
. twp-thirds lbf consumptIon".
. plain of a dull
by N. Hart; 2 r. m—Le‘cture on Milk-as
Affected in _‘_Butter and Cheese Produce by
{the Feed, by. Dr‘. E. Lewis Sturtevanf, of
‘South Frumiugham, Mass. ; 7 r. M.—-Value
of Different Breeds of Cows for the Dairy,
fitjdiscus'sion opened by S. M. Wells and
Rev. William Clift.
Thursday, December 17.—10 A. M.—Lec-
I ' . tu‘re, ReSults-of Lat'e European Experiments
on the Effects of Fodder on Mi k Prodtc
dletown; 2 P. M.—Lecture: Philosophy of
Dairy Manufactures, by Hon. H. A. Willard
of Little Falls, N. Y.; 'i’ r. M.—,-Report (f
the Committee on Agricultural Experiment
Stations. .
Friday, December 18.—10 A. ar—Lecture;
The Philosophy of Buttt r Making, by Hon.
F. D. Douglass, of Whiting, Va; » 1 P. M—
Visit‘to the Short Horn Herd of B. Sumner;
3 P. x.— Discussion: Manufacture of Cheese
and how can the Dairy in Connecticut be
Improved, to be opened by Hon. Albert
Day; 7 P. M.—A Paper by the Pomologist
of the Board on the Orchards of Connecti-
cut, with Sug estions on Raising] and Keep-
ing Fruit, by . M. Augur.
After each lecture there will be an oppor-
tunity for questions and discussion. All in-
terested are invited to be present and engage
in the discussions. Specialinvitation is ex-
tended to farmeis’ clubs to be represented by
delegates and their metnbers. The ladies
are specially invited
An exhibition of winter fruits will be held
under charge ‘-of the pomologist, P. M. An-
gur. An opportunity for testing fruits and
exchanging scious will be offered, and spec-
imens and scions of choice varieties are so-
licited from all parts of the state. ‘
The IIons‘atcnic, Connecticut Western,
New London & Northern, Norwich & W or~
pester railroads, as also some others, will
grant freeitctdrn tickets to those who have
paid one full fare.
fl
fig:Children’s-CaDO—Otierconts at Com-
stock-Bro’s..ir ‘ . . . .
”Hr—om
Col. Philo Olmstead, a prominent citizen
of Hancock, N. Y., and a native bf Ridge:
field, Conn., died at the former place on the
17th offioyet'glber.s Hefvvasdlie eldest of a
family of twelve children. and moved to
Walton, Delaware County, N. Y., about fifty
eightyears ago. He wasa consistenthris-
tian,‘a strong advocate of Temperance, and
gained the respect and esteem of the com-
wily, in, which he lived to an unusual
new '.-
- W Bujou‘s Kid Gloves at Comstock
.isrozs._-:..' ; .
W Don’t fail to go to Klein & Emanu-
gl’g, nsdbeyimre sellingotf. al- cOst.‘, ;;
.W Comstock Bro’s
ClothGloves. _ ‘
Tilton, tho Clothier, has just had his house
on Lewis Street ,‘neatl’y and tastefully rc-
paintedby the Smith Bros. 'As Clark was
head man on the work it is unnecessary to
say anything more in its favor.
The Neptune “ Log” has been issued, and
can be obtained of Treasurer J. T. Prowitt_
It is larger than heretofore, and members
and their friends will find it intensely inter.
esting. '
.,—.————. I
have a large stock of
-——-—.—s.o
Insurance Commissioner Stedman, after
examining into the condition of the Ameri-
can National Life and Trust Company
New Haven, has applied _to the Proba
Court for the appointment of a trustee to
take=charge of the affairs of the company;
‘ . He finds their liabilities to be $1,350,000 and z
assets $900,000 or less. ‘ The company resist ;
. , .s—O——v '
:The new Tribune building is not to be'
completed until timesgare better. This is a
little equivocal and. leaves the ”flours, open .
to-gwo conclusions; first, that the.builders
didnot properly count the cost, when they ;
began it, and second. that the grind times that
We‘re to follow the whocratic victory for
which the Tribune la red,-'havc‘noti'yetbeen
realized. . _ ~
'A petition signed by a number of leading
citizensof‘NeW-York has been presented to
the Police Board demanding the immediate
enforcement of the law against theatrical
entertainments on Sunday. Among the
alignevs are Lester Wallack and' Dion Bou-
0 can t.
, an. WOW
I?” Wool Half Hose at Comstock Bro’s-
. . .
The cable reports still another large ad-
vance inuthe price of wheat in Europe.
Similar intelligenccv-ameckago caused large
shipments from New York last week 53,1118
PI}. sensuous. auditing? prise cd’n-
nee .afifa‘t‘l‘céghf various “nonunion!
an‘t’f “di‘rgbtls”. " '
mSealSkin‘ Caps, at Comstock Bros’.
. .s—.———-— .
’[Htmt’s Rowdy is not a new compound, ith
been before the public for more than twenty ears
and extensively used by all classes, both wit an
without the advice of a physician, and it lass been
the means of savm from a lingerin and frightful
diseaseialtd ultimo ydcsth nun of'onr most
estinlable- and well known citizens. This ‘r'uedi-
cine never fails to cure dro By and all diseases, of
the: kidneys, bladder and ' ry organs. '
A. Thousand Bankruptcies would not: create so
eat a anic in commerce as the Withdrawal of
ale’s oney of Horehound and Tar from the mar-
ket . ,onlu crests , . easickrj The reason is
ob, egg.- éTens qfntbousnnds of both sexeswoulclbe .-
banfirupted to health by such an event. The famous
specific is en'ecting such cures incases of chronic
cough andjcold, influenza, bronchitis, bleeding
from thelung’s and apparent consum tron, as have
never before een nccomphshed wit u the mem-
ry.o man.
Pike’s Tooth-ache Drops- cure in 1 minute.
.. ' CONSUMPTION. CAN Bg‘rquED' . -
W NI SIR :- '
CK’S sc-Rv-snnabmo. , -
: 5...:ssumwirsz i , . ,
Arefytliconly medicines thatwillscugePuImo ',‘ y 5
Count; on.' fifrefincntlymedlclncsjhsr. :a
cough, lljocca‘ston'th‘c death of the‘pari at; e ;
lock-up theliver; stopthe circulation of t e b1 ,
; follows, 1 and * in a fact, itheyiclog ; the
action of It e'iveryforgans that: caused.- thejcon'gh.
are the causeso
, .‘llanytmflglss com-
paln firms side, constifigflon, coated ;
tongumpflnlntlleshouldcrbladei'fee , ofdrow.- .
sinessaud restlessness theffoocll g eavll on
the stomachaceompanledwlthncdt and-be ha
ing upof _ , .fThes’e s ptoms us
from a‘fitsordered eon tion of=thc stomsc or's-
torpid hver. - Persons so affected, if the take one
‘S“"‘ii.°ii” “”1 ““- ‘fii‘ii? a. 3““3
ersn ,yc ‘Wl‘n mac'an
liver‘clo (DWI
of sores, andfinlcerated, the result of w ch is death.
does not contain 0 iuln or anything calculated to
checks cougllll and only. Schenck’s Seaweed Ton-
ic dissolves 0 food, mixes with the
'of the stomach, aids in stion and creates a. raven-
ous appetite. When bo'wcls‘sre costive, skin
sallow, or the symptoms otherwise or a bilious
:tendcncy,,Schene_k’s Mandrake Pills are required.
. h - medicines tsrc'nprepared only b J; H.
gSClIENCK s SON,-N.- . corner Sixth-dz h sts’.,
'Phlht.’ and are for sale by all druggists and dealers,
', ,Dr. henck will be at the Quincy House. Boston.
on-the followmg Wednesdays: Oct. 21, Nov.4 and
18, and Dec. 2, 16 and 30. 41 I '
The Most Wonderinl Discovery or the
19!]: Century.- - - ~ .
p on. s. n.*now.s:’s_
ARABIAN MILK-CURB
FOR CONSUMPTION, and diseases at the Throat.
Chest & Lungs. The only Medicine of the kind in
the, orld. A; Substitute for Cod Liver on.
Permanently cures Asthmahi‘lronchitiancl lent»
Conan, tlon, Night Sweats. sa ofVoiec, 8 ort-
ness of , reath,Catnrrh,Croup,Cou hs,Colds,etc..'
in a few days like magic. . inn 8 PER nor-rm.
Also, DR. S. D. HOWE'S ,
Arabian Tonto Blood Purifier, .
Which differs from all other rations in the
were action upon the LINE . KIDNEYS is
'OOD. It; is surely ve table, cleanses the sys-
tem of all int n ties, b ds itirtght square up, and
makes Pure oh.Bl_ood.,~ It cures Scrotulons Dis-
eases", oftnllékin '
,. . .. ,‘ iguovesaonstipatton andre‘ -
lates the bowels. ., , or Nervous ,Debility, Lost 1-
tality Urina ,Dlscasesmnd Broken Down. Con-
stitutions, gc'the 19th century to produce
its equal. Eveg bottle reworth itsweight in gold.
Price $1 per ho to. Atom/DR. S. D. II WE’S ‘
Arabian SngnrfiOoated' Liver Pills.
Theyelennjséthe “vs: Stomach thoroughly,»
_ n
*— move Constipation} contain no calomel nor any
. other injurious ingredient, and act quickly upon
these organs, withou't‘groducing pain or weakness.
Price 25 cts perbox. onsumptlves should use all
three of the above'nledlclnes. Sold by HERBERT.
L DELE D t,Sole Agent: for‘Norwalk. Du.-
Q‘Childrens Clothing at Comstock Bro’s'
tion, by Professor W. 0. Atwater, of Mid- '
. A. H. Hoyt 85 Co.
in. ll. llOYT.
yo ‘ to? -
. , . _, “‘1 00m late P‘ctort'al Huh 0 the Times.”
in fig torpid' and Inactive, and . p 1 r3] f
‘almost be ore .thcy are aware the Inn 5 are a mass 3
schenck’s Pnlmonlc Syrup is an'echtorant which ;
gastric Juices .
s
s s. O ' I ’
, Diaries for 1875.
A nice assortment. I nay early and have your
choicc,:tt
Uhlc’s Drug Store.
A splendid line of
TIN—
‘wa, CHINAJL PAltlAN MARBLE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Chitin Heads, Wax IIcads, with Moving Eyes,
and Hair. Also Bodies antbArms.
onnr sn’rsm [IT-GLASS cocoons:
n Truss, BLUE AND GOLD 001.-
oouus, PARIAN a; MANTLE ORNAMENTS
LAVA WARE Tonncco stars, AND FIND
.ottsAMl-JNTED BOQUET cusses, vnur
LOW 1N PRICE. '
FLORENCE HAND MIRRORS,
Plate glass and~common—will not warp or crack
from dampness or heat.
, The usual line of V
Perfumery, Hair Oil s, Pomades,
Combs, Brushes, Whisk Brooms. Toilet Waters
Soap“. Hair Preparations, Tooth Powders, Toilet
Powders, Ace.
cum IND [ONE runners.
in Felt, Flannel. Lamb’s Wool and Chamois skins.
An excellent prevention of sudden colds during ‘
the motor season.
Hazols, Straps, Shaving Soaps,
AND BRUSHES.
POCKET BOOK IN RUSSIA LEATH.
R TURKEY 'MO-
ROCCO, AND CALF SKIN . .
Card Cases, Bill
Books and Ladies‘ Wallets. Prices to suit the
times. . - '-
DIILB’S DRUG STORE,
.11 Main Street,
NOB‘VALK, - - CONN.
FOR SAIL-E.
$1,ooo,ooo.m
—-or— .
REAL ESTATE!
Sc ml for Catalogue.
OCEAN PASSAGE TICKETS
——AND—-
Foreig‘Drafts.
——AT— .
CHEAPEST RATES
" llEE, FIRE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
EFFECTEID 13’
‘“ “FIRST-cuss COMPANIES.
. CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER
370,000 .ooo.
CHECK STAMPS FOR SALE COUPONS
COLLECTED, DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT,
INTEREST ALLOWED ACCORD-
ING TO MUTUAL AGREE- -
DIENT, AND A
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TBA NSACTED AT TH E
Banking, Real Estate, and .
Insurance Office,
Melville—- E. Mead.
Old Bank Building, South Norwalk.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
. Bill riser-cites
READY-MADE
Lorllth;
-' HAROLEM, ‘,
' The Fachiortéblc Clothlcr.
',:1?lease Remember
Gnu I'll e ONO
HOES
AEHflyi 8:60
Store full of Goods. marked low
in Plain gut-es. Just Bought
to Cases LADIES’ RUBBERS,
4 ." ‘ MEN’S. “
4 4's -'--Anc'rrcs,“
A little imperfect, though just as good to wear.
the varnish s not: quite as bright as on the perfect
ones. Won’t last long at; these prices: '
Lamps? 45 CENTS,
Men’s 75 CENTS,-
snc'rrcs $1.70
A Full Line of Rubber Goods,
Arjrtlnowrsr PRICES. .
Call and see us.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
J. F. RUSCO
'—“ The beat, cheapest and most successful
Family Paper in the Union."
Harper’s Weekly/.3”,
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gorilla pictorial illustrations are often corrobora-
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42“:
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Evening, Dec. let. 187
2t46 SAMU
Bankruptc
Webb, of t cpl
property consults
parcels .
the dock. store, and coal- yard. in South N orwalk,
on the corner of Water and Washington etreets'
also, the undivided one-half interest in the pa
of land known as block No. 5, East Washington
street '
Benedict Farm
also the undivrd _
ing lots on Gregory’s Paint
number of building lots on the Benedict Farm, so
called, west of Delve
lots on the St. Jo it
called: also, a lot: an
. dress
A manor: vnnm'rv on
—-AT——
‘ Harlem &’Co’s,f
WALL STREET, NORWALK, '
NORWALK
OYSTER all DINING SALOON,
32 and 34 1‘1qu Street.
The subscriber having taken the above House. is
prepared to furnish BDardlng and Lodging by the
day or week, at low rates. In the Restaurant spec-
ial pains will be taken to supply the wants of cus-
ronuge by deserving it.
Open from 6 a. m. until
12 p. m. ‘
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J. E. JONES.
SPENCER’B
. GRAND
Prize ' Distribution!
will take place on -
Cl-IIIISTMAS DAY.
First"Prtzc
Large Mogul Box,” worth $250,
Sccond Prize, L Y’S GOLD WATCH,
Third Prize, LADY’S GOLD SET,
Fourth Prize, GENT’S GOLD CHAIN,
Fifth Prize, GENT’S GOLD RING,
with Twenty other Prizes worth from 81 to .
Tlcllricts given away to all'bnycrs offo ivorthmgf
goo s. 44
scnoolvnns FOR SALE.
:§ For Sale at a Bar sin the SchoonerAnson
Brown, built in 1 ; is 66 42-103 tons bur-
den, government measurement. Also,
Schooner Jacob Lorillurtl. 96 23-10tlltons
government Pmeasurement. Terms of payment
made satisfactory to ,responsible’purties. For fur-
ther particulars address . II. B. DREW.
3t4 ConnecticutNat. Bank, Bridgeport, Ct.
lhhmhtihhht
"Dinners ill Situationist,
And Attendants Furnished A
After the most modern and approvei styles and
on shortest notice.
FRANK MEAD a Cu. ,
NOTICE.
ESSRS. HARLEM & CO. have just received
" a fine stock of Fashionable Bondy-Made
01 “IN; and Shirts for Men. Youths and
Bo but: they are offering‘at POPULAR PRICES
an s all continue mauufa’c tring Clothin tkom
Cloths in their Custom Department, suita le for
this market to which they invite attention.
HARLEM & 00., under the Opera H
44 . WallStreet. NOWI
NOTICE.
R. FITCH will receive a limited number of
pupils for in struction in Latin, Greek, or Mod-
ern Langua es. five evenings each week dnrln the
Autumn an Winter. \ Session hours from 7 o’c ock
to 9.
N orwalk, Conn., October 17th, 1874.
LADI’ES’ FDRS.
ADIES wishing their Mail's and Fur Collars
repaired and new] lined or Fur Capes cut
over and made into tas ionnhie Collars or Boas,
can have them done by the subscriber, in Franklin
St., first house south of the Union School. Mr. B.
has on hand the best kind of silk and satin for lin-
lng mun‘st Also new styles of tassels to match the
fur. Ladies Wishing their thrs newly lined will
lease call and lean em before the hurried season
‘ancy Fur Robes re hated and newly lined
11. ENE
DICT.
South Nor-walk, Oct. 20th, 1874. .’
4m49
Store Fixtures for Sale.
CONSISTING of two 3 lendld Counter Cases,
one Ugrgght Harness ‘ase, Drawers, Counters,
Shelvmg, .; also, One Furnace, near] new, one
Stove With 40 feet. of pl e,- and other tures too
numerous to mention an be seen at; store latcl
occupied by the subscriber adjoining Bank Buil -
ing. J. G. CUTLER.
orwalk, October 27th, 1874.
.F. A.‘ GUNTHEB,‘
F' UfLR I E R ,
HOYTVST‘BEET, SPRINGWOOD.
Furs Chant-Repaired and Altered.
Special attention paid to Seal and fine Furs. New 1
Furs made to order. ‘ 3m45
FURS! FUBS! FURS!
s AND.MU_FFS of all kinds repaired and
42tf‘
Miss HARRIET, BUOKNAM,
Foot of Elizabeth Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Elizabeth Street runs from west end of the Opera
House to the water. _ . ot'iti
_.._,
PIANO FOR SALE.
RADBURY’S best; and lar est, full octave, and
new. Will be spiel tor it our 65 per cent. of
its cost. Warranted in every particular. Enquire
o .
Nor-walk, Nov. 17, 1874.
E. OLMSTEA D.
3t46
“It—In Rosewood Case ' by one of the best.
makers, and in good condlt on. Will be sold low.
Applyto B. B. CRAUFURD,
at National Bank of Norwalk.
For Cut & Fur Beaoer
’ OVERCOATS
HAliihM’s.
NOTICE.
Special Mectin of the Shiawasscc Mills 00.,
willbe held in ockwood’s Building, Tuesday
at; 8 o’clock . m. .
L DASKA , Preside nt.
Bankrupt Sale.
THE undersigned otters for sale, in parcels. all
to, the estates in
of Daniel L. an! and Davrd H.
of South Norwalk, Conn. Said
npart of the following valuable
undivided interest in
the real estate belon in
viz: The one-third
me
also. six building lots, more or less, on the
so called. north of First Avenue ;
ed one-half interest in eight bulld—
Road; also. a large
street; also. several building
pro erty in East Norwalk, so
dwelling house on said
Benedict Farm; also, three house sand lots at
Springwood, so called;.also one lot. at: said Spring—
wood, and one at Ely’s Neck, so called, and one at
Down Town, so called. Also, the farm and
farm buildings latel occupied by said David H.
Webb, in Stamford Fatrtield county. at Rox-
bury, so called. Most of the above property is
BIIDJCCC to mortgage lncumbrances which. it is
supposed. will be allowed to remain on same, if
the purchaser , desires. Application should be
made -to the undersigned at an early day, as the
Registrar in Bankrupt? desires to close the settle-
ment ofzthe estate. or further partlcnlnrs,ad-
JOHN H. SMITH,
Assignee in Bankruptcy,
4t-ll5 ‘ South Nor-walk, Court.
A General Stock of
OLOTHS AND '
OASSIMEBES,
OF THE Cl-lOICll'S'l| FABRICS,
For Custom, Orders,
HARLEIII & Co’s,
. Under Opern House, Norwnilr.
"TOLLES 85 DARE,
Dealersjn the best varitlcs ot
gsntiiracite and animations
C O A I..- 2
Hickory,
Oak and ..
Chestnut
w o o D ,
ll lOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Orders lctt ntiBranclt Ofllce, in PROWI’I‘T’S
DRUG STORE, will receive prompt attention.
Yard at: Meeker Brothers” Old Stand, east side the
Harbor.
R. I. TOLLES, C. B. BAKE.
NOTICE.
The Finish On. Savings Bank
’ ' WILL COMMENCI‘I BUSINESS 0N
Thursday October Isl, 1814,
In the Banking Rooms of the Fair-
field 00. National Bank.
llIEltEI‘lZWIll. BE AllIWED II All CASES FROM
. . TitillA‘I'E If CiPllSll'.
Business hours from 9, ‘A. M., to 12, M. ; and from 1
o’clock, 1'. bl., to 3; and on Saturday evenings
from t: to 8 o‘clock.
BOYS" CLOTHING,
tomcrs. It is hoped to secure alarge share of pat-.
lined at: snortnotlce and unreasonable terms by . ,
ca STOCK
. Bani-nits.
1874:. . 1874.
pauimnnumt
would respectfully announce to the public
that their Fall-and Winter stock of
Clothing 1
is larger, more complete titan ever. and at
' Prices Extremely Law.
Buyers would do well to inspect their stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
'UNDERSIIIRTS
. DRAWERS,
In this branch we would call particular attention
—i.‘°‘.ieving that we have by far the largest stock in
“wn—and it has ever heel our custom to sell the
lower grades at cost. ‘
REVIEWS DOC SKIN GLOVES.
We keep constantly on at] a large stock of the
can
nuanauwara
AND
I a On -»
Bill Ci
- ' - THE LOST RELIABLE GOODS,
- A FULL LINE
OF
FALL tools,
AT
Theo. Harrison’s.
10 PER GENT. INTEREST.
First Mortgage on farm-lands.
5 Per Cent Semi-annually,
no BETTER ancestor.
Havln made arran ments with HENRY
CLEWS 00., well knows: tankers, to safely in-
vest money at the above rate, we earnest] -beg tn-
vestors to call and examine at the office oiY .
Wilson & llnrlbutt,
GAZETTE BUILDING.
J. BELDBN HUBLBUTT.
Just Opened!
A full assortment of
GU'IN-E T.
; , artisan Her at,
'(WARBAN’I‘ED TO WEAR.)
—A 'r—
Very Low Prices.
ALSO,
LU PI N} s
,
Very. Cheap.
Earle & smith.
ENGINEERS. JAOKETS.
Attention is particularly directed to the
peculiar cut of the Overalls, which secures
perfect ease and theedom about the hips.
In the manufacture of the No. 1 Pantnloon
Overall, none but; the very best Amoskeag
Denhns are ever used. The best steel riv-
et patent Baugatnck Button is used, and
the button-holes are made in the best and
strongest manner. Warranted never to
‘1 ip. -
Tradks and
Traveling Bags.
.comsmct 3808.,
, Insurance Building, so. Norwnlk,
43 Main Street, Not-walk.
1,1. I V S ‘
» ' A y e r' ’ s
Sherry, Bilateral,
,s 0.539.383 of the Throat and Lungs,
:zJJil as Con hs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, ronchitts, _Asthmn,
and Consumption.
Among the great
discoveries of modern
‘ _ few are of
mankind than this ef-
, ‘fectual remedy for all
‘ ‘L diseases of the Threat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
tltrongbont this and-
otlter countries, has
shown that it does
surely and effectually
salami them. The testimony of our best citi-
vms, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
Int-nun! l’licrolut. will and does relieve and
sure the afflicting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs bevond any other medicine. The most
initgcmnii affections of the Pulmonary Organs
rich! to its power; and cases of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
.0 remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dis ute. As a relied ,
it is adequate, on which no public may re.y
for full protection. By curing Coughs, tls
forerunners of more serious disease it saves my
numbered lives, and all ulnoifilbdfi’suffering not
to be computed. It challenges tr l, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. livery I Inily should
keep i on hand as a protection a must the early
and nupcrceived attack of‘ Pa monnry Affec-
tions, which are easily met at first, but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, if new-
leeted. T endcr lunns need this defence; and it
is unwise to be without it. As a safeguard to
’CIlIIiIl‘eil. amid the distressing: diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest of c iildllood, CHERRY
PEGTORAL is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes ale rescued from tremature graves,
and saved to the love :tud at ection centred on
them. It acts speedily and surely against ordi-
tinrv colds, securing sound and ltealtll~restoring
sleep. No one will sufi‘er troublesome Influ-
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured,
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
~itccessftil chemical investigation, no cost or toil
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. I! may be confidently relied
upon as posses-sing all the virtues It has ever
exhibited. and capable of producing cures at
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
P321”. HEP "Y
07. I. .C AYER 61 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD LY ALL DRUOGISTS EVEI'JVNIIEBK
Gloves, Shirts, ‘llll Retinal,
FOR Dan'rms, WEDDINGS, &e., AT
unname- a 00’s.,
sin. How's Proprle ‘ r 181 Chambers St. N. Y.
sa-litra. Lam’s-Certmn' Cm‘o for Ingrowlitg Nails.
Address HARPER a BROTHERS...’ew York.
Wm. K. J AMES, President.
“33 CHAS. ll. STREET, Treasurer.
UNDER OPERA HOUSE, NORWALK.
, Riggs,PresidellIof Nor-Merit New ll‘rlefltsi-
. ,
Iaadiess cu Gents"
lnlsrltllliltr, _
DINING moon:
The subscriber t l '
titllllneofgood sure nlypreparedto furnish a
Confectionery!
0f their own Manufacture,
AT REASONABLE muons; ALSO,
ICE CREAM I
which is made from the BEST MATERIAL,-
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SODA WATER & ROOT BEER,
as good as the best. It“ you don’t believe it, try it
legends uncertainties:last:
FAMILIES SUPP-LIED.
WEDDINGS, PARTIES ‘& SOCIABIES
furnished with every requisite, at reasonable prices.
Walters furnished. ‘
Thankful for the very liberal patron age oftllc past
we ho c by strict attention to business and a con
stant cslre to please our customers, to merit a con-
tinuance of the same in future.
Frill 8d].
THE
FOR SALE ONLY in
THEO. HARRISON.
THE “ FISH POOL ”
WILL be opened on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18th,
1874, on the Brit] 0, between the Starr Gro-
cery- and the Model Mar et, when; all kinds of
FISH, SLAMS AND OYSTERS
can be found, also FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
in their season, Wholesale ' and Retail, Cheap for
Cash, by . GERSHOM BAYMON D,
formerl of the firm of Bell a. Raymond, South
N orwul , Conn.
MR. G. S. ALLEN will be on hand to wait upon
all who wrll favor me With a call. 7
.1. M.§o-.r.--'r:m:a
DEALER IN
PIANCS CNGANS,
MELODEONS,
Wall StreetJtorwal’Il, til.
NEXT noon to snvinos BANK
I I keep a large stock ofinstrnments on hand and
all them on Monthly Installments. Everybody
SOLE AGENT FORTHE CELEBRATED
WEBER PIANOS,
' STANLEY if: SON’S,
GRO VESTEEN if: FULLER’S,
[IAINES BROTHER,
VASE c- 301v,
and Will furnish at short notice.
'Call and see them.
can INSTRUMENTS
Taken in Exchange for New.
TUNING AND REPAIR! c
Done at short notice. .
'l‘ltc Weber Plano.
A few extracts from the great: number received
by the most eminent musicians in the United States
may not be inappropriate:
I have never seen a Piano which equals the We-
ber Ptanoforte. - eo. F. Bn‘atow.
The Weber Pianoioccnpies justly the first; rank
amongst the Best Pianos. .7. N. Paulsolt.
The Weber Pianos cannot possibly he s assed.
S. B. 5113.
I used the Weber Grand Piano becat , ,r - .
erit the best in the world. ‘ ,
The Weber Piano assesses
he wished for in a. P aim.
The Weber Plano ranks foremost amtmgst the
best manufactured. William ason.
The Weber Pianos stand first amongst the splen-
didrl’lanos produced in this Country.
Clara N. Blinker-ho].
A ten years’ experience satisfies me that the We-
ber France are unapproaehable.—John Zimtlel.
I would call especial attention to
THE ESTY COTTAGE ORGAN
Beautifully finished in black walnut and
rosewood,combinin g more erfectious than
any other in the world. as taken more
than our: HUNDRED m m'rv GOLD nan-
ALS am) nus'r rnnmrms, at Fairs and Ex.
hibitions throughout the United States.
They are endorsed by the highest musical
authorities. ~ ’
Certainly the best I ever heard.
Geo. W. Morgan.
It is cocal, which is the highest praisetha‘t
can be bestowed on any instrument.
0. Rigel/moor, Musical Critic N. 1’. Times.
Theyare the bestreed instrument we have
met with.
, 6'. d: J. II. Odell, Organ Bmldei-s,N. Y.
it is the nepltlsultra ofreed instruments.
Prof. E. L. Baker.
It. contains sweetness and power in an
un usual degree—Ree. Bishop Simpson, M
E. Church.
Language fails in adequacy to convey a
fair idea of the perfectly enchanting power
of this instrument—Independent.
Vastly superior to anything of the kind
have ever played ttpon.—- Wm.A. King.
The Esty Organs are without I" superior.
Geo. Jardlne, Organ Builder, N. T.
No tremolo has yet been invented that
will in any Way compare with this for beati-
It is not merely the best, but it is the on
mechanical reproduction ofthe human voice
which has ever satisfied mes-Res. H. 'C.
aaldsseczatzon.
,COAL HODS
..-g;a=§l_ntloanlttl-Donblc Flt-c Pots,
They never have tailed. Call for 0. Circular. Agents
tyof‘eflcct.—Wm.-A..lohmon,0manbuilder” 5 4 ,9 Q a.
enemas unocxvmv’s
Regularllnglish Cour-crout- Years. .
»mein from east. and from nature. A llml
number 0 pupils received into the famil . Wln
‘ MISS STEVENS
will reopen her -
Family and Daflchool,
THURSDAY, SEPT. IOIII, 1874,
Thorouwlt Instruction in all branches of English
Educatfbn. Also, -
Drawing, Pnlutlug.Laugnagcs,Music.
OBJECT-BRA WING made a_ specialty. Rudi-
mcntsrccclve particular attention. Address
MISS HELEN M. STEVENS. Principal,
Box 264, P. 0., Norwalk, Conn.
Locust llillSenillary
_ YONKERS, N. Y.
MISS EMILY A. RICE
1 LL REMOVE HEX; SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES from Darren, Conn., to Locust Hill
Avenue, Yonkers. A Summer Term of twelve
weeks, will commence April 7th, 1874. For circu-
lars and terms of tuition for that time, address un-
til April lst. EMILY A. RICE, Davien, Conn., or
Yonkers. N. Y. .
MRS. J. B..BE'I'TS
Has now affine assortment of
lADIES' ROUND HATS & BONNETS
BOTH TRIMMED AND UNTRIMJIED,
which she offers
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Also LADIES’ DRESS and MOURNING CAPS
constantlv on hand.
Not-walk, Nov. and, 1874.
TO THE LADIES :
”MRS. GEORGE H. CAMPBELL,
'MAIN STREET,
Invites the attention-of the Ladies to her 11’ stock
Ital] Millinery Goods.
comprising all the
LATEST NOVELTIES,
and everything in her line desirable, which she
will dispose of at ,
Prices to Quit the Times.
Look at a low prices:
Gros Grain Ribbon, all silk, 30 cents per yard,
Felt. Hats, all colors, 8'1 cents,
Flue Milan Braids, $.75. '
Flowers, from _25 cents per spray to $3.00,
Feathers. Ostrich Tips. from 60 cents to $8.50,
Long Ostrich Plumes, from 55.3.00 up.
Ladies! call and personally examine the goods
and Judge for youselvcs. 3m39
MILLINERY !
ADIES :—I shall open a new and carefully
selected assortment of
MILLINERY (icons,
his present week, at my rooms on Main Street
where I_ shall be pleased to see my customers and
all who may favor me with a call. Rooms open
from 7 a. in. to 8 p. in. MRS. J. 1:. BE'I‘TS.
Norwalk, Oct. 19th, 1874.
MRS. A. CBCSSMCN,
LADIES’ COSTUMER.
Walking, House, Dinner til Evening
D RE S S E S.
Riding Habits, Cloaks, ete., madc to order, at
No. 4 Water Street, Up Stairs.
Particular attention paid to Cutting and Fittin .
Also, Imported Patterns for sale. 3mg]
DR. W. A. * LOOKWOOD
Has Removed.
ills Olllce to his Residence on West Avenue nex
to St. Mary’s Roman Catholic church.
Ollice Hours 2 and 7 o’clock, p. m.
State for orders at the House, and at: E. P.
Weed’s Drug Store.
OONNEOTIOUT OTBL,
Corner Main and Wall Sts., . , LK, 01‘.
THE subscriber having taken e above well-
kuown centrally located Hotel, is prepared to
entertain permanent and transient guests. Good
rooms; good table; reasonable trees. A first-
class Livery connected with the otel. Carriages
to all trams. Emil-y effort made to lease.
38tt D. '. MOREHOUS , Proprietor.
Thanks to the many friends in Danbuvy, Bethe} :
and Bedding, for their liberal patronage since the
opening of our store in Norwalk. and we will con-
tinue supplying our stock from week to week
With the latest design of goods .in 031' line to
which we invite attention, as we consider it no
trouble to show goods. Respectfully,
HARLEM to Go.
Pants and J aekets
ForWorkingmen and Boys, of:
Harlem (£3 Co’s
NORWALK, comm.
FARMERS’ ATTENTION.
am now repared to make arrangements for
BYE- R. OAT STRAW—either Machine
Thrashed or Hand Thrashed.—All having straw to
sell Will do well to call at once, before 1 secure a
supply elsewhere. All having engaged straw to
me Will brlng it in at once, or pr-i’ces given will be ‘
n‘. . .
Silver Stream Paper lum.
Norwalk, November 16th, 1874. -
AND COAL SEIVES, at
E. K. LOCKW GOD’S.
a new tilvrllnrutsu.
HOT AND GOLD BATES
at all reasonable hours of the day or night, at
a. A. ERA NKE’S
Sharing and Hair Dressing Salton,
No. 1 GAZETTE BUILDmG.
Shaving, Hair Dressing, Dyeing, Cutting, etc
executed in the best manner.
F. ii. NASH & 3805.,-
Manufacturers and Dealers in
FURNACES, RANGES, STONES,
Crockery, China, Glass and Earthen Wares,
FRENCH GLASS SHADES, FERN CASES and
Fancy Goods, Sheet Wax and materials for making
Flownrs, and a great variety of Useful and _Fancy
J rtic es.
IRON GLAD PAINT,
Weather Proof and Durable.
We are the only agents in this town for the
Wrought Iron Cushing’s Healer,
for the celebrated
Armand. Sto~ re,
Clinker Cleaning Grate. Other Stoves in great
variety at our store, corner Main amt West Streets.
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
'T, E. a; IL-B. SMITH,
DEALERS IN _
H a r d. W a. r e,
C U T L E R Y ,
AND
Agricultural Implements,
WALL PA ,4; DOMSHADES. PAINT
0114f ‘ ‘ ' BLINDS,
.- 0‘ ’
\.
. r3“; 1‘
Main street, Nor-walk, Conn.
SIGN PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Sic.
G loves and Underwear,
For this Season, of all Prices, at
HARLEM &' CO’S.
'l‘hc Fuslttonable Clothiers.
e30, A. rallies a. co.
Organsh llelotleons
The (lldestdlargostmntl Most Perfect. Mantli‘aetory
ill the United States
Now in use.
No other Musical Instrument over obtained the
smile Popularity. Smut for Price lusts. Address
BUFFALO, rt. 1'. 4th
1.191. ro'r'r an, Nor-walk.
select '36'h001.
' lull. IAIIIAIIS. CIA'III All PAIITIII.
Term commences Monda Nov. 23rd. 87 . For
circulars address MISS s BROCKWAY,
13.25 . Box 443, Norwalk, Conn.
‘ra charge. A private room
,5
DOOR MATS, at
TMEN have seen and are _"
:pleased with the chromos ., V
_“I’luck,” which for their r
= the most popular chromos
.of the day,_nnd should
7have aplaocm every fam-
:2}. Price :10 the
air. If
t
s? -
’l‘lteo. Harrison’s,
89 Main Streeet.
A DIPLOMA
AWARDED T0
Harlem & Co.
FOR THE FINEST STOCK OF
Cloths all Furnishing GOOOl
By the Falsilcld Count; Agrl-
cultural Society and lace-
ilcld Fair ,of 1874.
D. II. DODGLASS,‘
Manufacturing Confectionei,
Keeps constantly on hand a large variety of
Pure Confectionery
Always Fresh and of the Best Quality, at
“'holcsalc and Retail.
Also a superior article of
ICE ‘ CREAM,
‘ sons. WATER, with fruit; sy‘nllps, and o'rra‘vu
a
BEER, drawn from Matthews
talus. '
Fruits, Nuts, ‘fine Imported and
iDomestic Cigars.
No. 21 Main Street.
Art Elegant Ice Cream Saloon and Restaurant
for Ladies and Gentlemen.
O. H. DOUGLASS, Proprietor.
NOTICE TO PATBONS.
TIIE SUBSCRIBER is now_prepared to furnish
Soda Water and Root Beer
STEEL FOUM-AINS,
to any of his Ctrstot'ners'or the Trade,
S. GRUMMAN.
51% Main Street, Norwalk.
tent Steel Foun-
-TRUSSES!
DESIROUS of accommodating those of my cus-
tomers, and. others, who wish to purchase
Trusses, I have recent perfected arrangements,
whereby acompetent p ysicinn will be in attend-
an at my store, No. 11 Main Street, every Satur-
as? from 1 to 5 o clock, p. m., who will axply in a
perfect and proper manner (nominee sol without
been arranged,
the urposc, and Trusses that will fit and be
comforta 10 will be nteed. A hill stock of
will be ouudtoselectfrom,inoludin
_ I) RUBBER TBUSS. an exec -
lent article. and the New ELASTIC TRUSS,
which is meeting With a large sale. This truss has
“.9 metal springs. is exceedingly sim le in construe!
non, more enable; dun le, an efficient than
anyother ever invented. For children they
are especinlly valuable, efl’ecting complete cures,
Without pain or annoyance. , _ :
ulso propose to establish in this cmnection. a
specialty of Surgical Agpllances for deformities
and deficrencles o eve nd. EAR TBUMPETS,
glIfilllngIghBElfiTs rind TOSCKIN GS, CBU‘TCHES,
0 er- racesiu item-n cv -
tliin and anythingln the ' e133: may be m.
all 0 which will be measured for, flttedsndo
without extra expense, by the physician in .
Rubber Goods of cvery description, Syringes.
Pumps. Bed Pans, and all other convcnclenccs and
apparatuses for the sick room constantly on hand.
E? Remember the day, I ~
SATURDAYS,_is-ont l to 5,1). I.
A _ sician to fit your trusses, and take orders for
cal appliances. - Trusses applied by experi-
enced persons, allotllet: days as well. It will pay
you to give me a call.
Herbert L. Uhle.
Wanted 2
EWIICCLS Buckwheat
AT THE
WESTPOIIT FlOIlBINC HILLS.
3m41 J. D. KELLEY.
. E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
. THESE GENTLE- '
son, as well as the excel-
lence of execution, are
\L; .
not: found at; your Picture Dealers send‘
.your order, or for a desert rive circular, to‘ the
publisher. 3.1!. RIDE ,, Cleveland. 0.
inurstnnltal
, Absolutelyslllo‘lil, .
reflect], Odor-less!
iAmvavs erromi. Innururtanxo Quanta-ms
i Superior. to Gas.
I - —— '
Burns in any lamp without danger of exploding
. .or taking lire.
Manufactured expressly to displace the
.‘ use of highly volatile uni Inigo
- ons oils.
ITS SAFETY under EVERY possible TEST. and
its perfect burning qualities, are proved by
continued use in over
' ' o _o
500, 000 Famllles.
W hilc no accident, directlv or indirectly, has ever
- occurred from burning,_srormg, or handling it.
The many imitations and counterfeit: of the Astral
= Oil that have been thrown unsuccessfully on
’ . the market is further .
profit ITS summon MERIT.
THE ASTRA].
Has now a world-wide reputation as the SA FEST
and BEST. The
Insurance Oo’sdzf'l're Commissioners
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Recommend Pratt’s Astral Oil
As the Best Safeguard when Lamps are used.
0113. Pratt (I! Go.
nsranmsm 1110.
l08 roLrou eraser, N. v.-
IIOLMES & KELLER,
A gents for Norwnlk. ‘
.A. New Idea!
. cnosnrrs ,
TIIE LATEST THING ours.
It is a handsometBox Table on Casters. holding
five inches of earth into which the Fonts ins be
set out, thereby SAVING ALL COS OF P_ .
Saving Time, Money and Labor. Promoting the
growth and .alth of the plants and _
Costing no more than the Pots
for an ordinary plant stand. and is an ornament to
any room. Circulars sent free on application to
0. H. CROSBY l;- 00.,
Seedsmcn undFloriste,
namwnv, come.
. Particular attention paid to making WRICATHS,
C ROSSES. BOQUETS. kc. ‘
PLANT ' TEEN-IS, WINES, fie»
shippetltdt- of, Ne'veon‘ntvy. Illestrarzg
$1! I .
Cataloguifiegvfw-fij'
INQLJE.
FIVE last Spriuw's "calves and . one Colt. four
months old. \ ‘lll be sold at low tlgnreclt‘ op-
GEURGE' LO‘V. _, If
I
plied for soon.
Orientation,
Norwalk Chronicler