Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, September 25, 1877 · page 3

 

Norwalkfia'zette;
Tuesday, S'ept._'2_5th, 1877'. -

lt‘urheld County.

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«Premium List.'

1877

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CLASS 2—GRAIN AND GRASS. scans.
Best 13.1.1.1 White \Yheat, N Al- $1550

 

 

vord, Greens Farms,
2d do Allen Betts, Norwalk, 1 00
Best bu Rye, Daniel Connolly,

Westport, 1 50
2d do, M D Treadwell, Weston, 1 '00
Best bu Oats, Daniel Connolly, 1 50
2d do, H M Coley, Westport,1 '00
Best.x1 bu Barley, \V D Gregory,Wil- ’

1 150
2470 do, 1811210 VVardwell, N Canaan, 1 ‘00
Best bu Ears Corn, Allen Betts, 1 .50
2d do Henry Davis, West Norwalk, ' 1 ;00
Greatest variety of Indian Corn, G 1

S Weed, New Canaan, * 2 .00
The committee recommend a discre- i

tionary Premium to John W Louns- t

bury, W ilton, for 4 stalks of Sea- ,

man’s Millet, : 750

' They 1ecommeudad1scret10naryP1e- :
mium to Chas St John, Norwalk,

for 1 sheaf of Millet, ' _ 50

CLASS 3—VEGETABLES.
Best quality of GaIden vegetables,

John Ryan, Gardener to Oliver .

Hoyt, Stamford, - $13 ‘50
Greatest quantity of Garden Vegeta- i

bles, \Villiam Herrgeu, Gardener
- to Wm Hoyt, Stamford, ' 3 350
2d do, quality of Garden Vegetables, ’,

Thomas Clune, N orwalk . 8 00
Best Bushel, Red Onions, Freuden- "

thal Brothers, 1 00
2d do, John Davis, West Norwalk, 50
Best bu \Vhitc Onions, Freudenthal .-

Bros, Norwalk,1 00
Best bu Yellow Onions, John _H . -

Sherwood, Southpcrt, 1 00
2d do Freudenthal Brothers, P0
Best 6 varieties Potatoes, half bush- 1

e1 of each, E B Jennings, South-

7 port, 2 00
' Best bu Snowflake Potatoes, S. Hoyt _

&1 Sons, New Canaan, 1 00
Best bu Rose do, same, 1 00
2d do, Daniel Connolly, Westport,§10
Best bu Peerless or Breese, S. Hoyt i

& Sons, New Canaan, 1 00
Best bu New Seedlings, John Louns- 1

bury, Wilton, I 00
2d do, E B Jennings, Southport, 50
Best Sample Sweet Potatoes, Chas

Adams, Norwalk, . 1 00
Best doz Beets, John Ryan, Garden-

er to Oliver Hoyt, Stamford, 1 00
2d do, Wm Herrgen, Gardener to ‘_

Wm Hoyt, Stamford, SO
Best doz Parsnips, John Ryan, Gar- '

dener to Oliver Hoyt, Stamford, 1 00
2d do, Wm Herrgen, Gardener to 4

Wm Hoyt, Stamford, 50
Best half ydoz heads of Cabbages,

S Hoyt & Sons, New Canaan, 1 00
2d do, Stephen Chase, Greenfield

Hill, 50
Best doz Carrots, John Ryan, Gar- ;

dener to Oliver- Hoyt, Stamford, 1 00
2d do, Wm Herrgen, Gardenee toV _ .

' Wm Hoyt, Stamford, . ‘50
Best doz roots of Sulsify, John Ryan, 1

-Gardeuer to Oliver Hoyt, S‘ ford, 1 .00
Best 2 Watermelons, 1 00
2d do, Wm Herrgen, Stamford‘ ' 50
Best Specimens of other Melons, J ' .

Ryan, Stan1.'ord, 1 00
2d do. Wm 1J errgen, Stamford, 50
Best half doz Celery Roots, J Ryan, 1 0.0
2d do, Wm Herr'gen, Stamford, , 50
Best 3 Yellow Pumpkins, John H ‘

Sherwood, Southportp 1 00
2d do, same, 50
Best 3 Pumpkins of any kind, Thos. .

Broderick, Gardener to Joe B

Smith, Stamford, 1 00
2d do, Wm Herrgen, Stamford, 50
Best sample of Squashes, A Brower,

New' Canaan, ' 1 00
Largest Pumpkin of any kind, Wm

Herrgen Stamford 1 00
Best half bushel Tomatoes, E B J en-

nings, Southport, 00
2d do, John Ryan, Stamford, 50
Best 3 Egg Plants, John Ryan, 1 '00
2d do, Wm Herrgen, Stamford 50
Best bu Turnips, John Ryan, 1 00

CLASS 4—FRUIT.
Best Exhibition of Apples,_ not less

than 6 of each kind, S Hoyt &

Son's, New Canaan, $6 00'
2d do, John W Bates, Darien, _ 5 00
Best 15 varieties of Apples, James

Smith, Ridgefield, 4-00
2d do, John W Bates, Darien, 3 00
Best half bu Baldwins, H B \Vake- 1 00

man, Greens Farms,
2d do, S. Hoyt & Sons, N Canaan, .10
Best half bu, Rhode Island Green-

 

ings,H B Wakeman, G Farms, 1 00
2d do, T B \Vakeman, G Farms, 50
Best half bu Roxbury Rossets, J .

W Bates, Darien, 1 00
2d do, Chas E Gregory, Wilton, 50
Best half bu Northern Spy, S Hoyt

& Sons, New Canaan, 1 00
2d do, John W Bates, Darien, 50

Best half bu H Nonesuch, S Hoyt :

& Sons, New Canaan, 1 00
Best half bu Fall Pippins, Daniel '

Connolly, Westport,1 00
2d do, T B Wakeman, G Farms; 50
Best half bu Porter Apples, J ohn‘H

Sherwood, Southport, 1 00
Best half bu WinterA ples, of any -

other variety, H B akemun, 1 00
Best half bu Fall Apples, of any
‘ kind, Chas E Gregory, Wilton, 1 00
largest doz Apples of any variety,

John W Bates, Darien, ‘ 1 00
2d do, G S Adams, New Canaan,- 50
Best and largest exhibition of Pears,

S Hoyt 8?. Sons, New Canaan, 6 00
2d do, T B Wakeman, G Farms, 3 00
3d do, H B Wakeman, G Farms, 2 00
Best 10 varieties of Pears, 5 of

each, John Ryan, Stamford, ' 4 00
211 do, S Hoyto'r Sons, N Canaan, ' 3 00
3d do, T B Wakeman, G Farms, ‘ 2 00
Best doz Fall Pears, same, 1 00
2d do, John Ryan, 50
Best doz Winter Pears, T B the-

man, Greens Farms. 00
Best doz Qumces, Chas Wukeman,

Westport, 1, 00
2d do, T B Wakeman, G Farms, 50
Best and greatest variety‘of Peaches,

open culture, John H Sherwood, 5 00
2d do, H B Wakemun, G Farms, 4 00
Best collection of Grapes, grown un-

der glass, not less than 10 varieties,

Thomas Broderick Gardener to

James D Smith, Stamford, ‘ 10 00
2d do,_ John Ryan, Stamford, 8 00
Largest and best bunch of Grapes,

grown under glass, Thomas Brod-

erick, Gardener to J as D Smith, '2. 00
2d do, John Ryan, Gardener to Oli-

ver Hoyt, Stamford, 1 00
Largest and best collection of Grapes,

open culture, T B Wakeman, 5 00
2d do, S Hoyt &.‘ Sons, N Canaan, 3 00
3d do, H B Wakeman, G Farms, 2 00
Largest bunch of Grapes open cul-

ture, H B Wakemau, G Farms, 1 00
, CLASS 5
For the best variety of Potted Exot.

ic Plants, E B Jennings, Sou'th-

port. $15 00
2d do Thomas Clune, Norwalk, - 10 00
3d do, Wm. Klotzbuch New Canaan, 6 00
Best Variety of Cut Garden Flowers,

Peter L Guigue, Norwalk, 5 00
2d do, E B Jennings, Southport, 4 00
3d do, Wm. Klotzback, New Canaan, 3 00
Best variety of Dahlias, E B Jen-

nings, Southport, 3 00
12 varieties do, do, do 0, 2 00
Best Mixed Bouquets of Garden

Flowers, P L Guigu gue, Norwalk, 3 00
2d do, E B Jennings, Southport, 2 00
311 do, Miss Emily 13 Lockwood.

Norwalk, 1 00
Best Mixed Bouquet of Wild Flow-

ers, Miss Emily B Lockwood, Nor-

walk 1 00
Best Pyramid of Flowers, Mrs. W A

Kellogg. Norwalk, 4 00
2d do, E B Jennings, Sonthport, 2 00
To children under 12 years of age,

Best Mixed Bouquet of Garden Flow-
ers, Miss M A Kellogg, Norwalk, 2 00

 

CLASS 6—BREAD, DAIRY, HONEY,
PRESERVED FRUITS, ETC.

Best loaf of Wheat. Breed, Miss B

Griffin, Norwalk, $1 00
2d do, Annie M Green, Norwalk, 59
Best loaf Rye Bread, Mrs A B God-

frey, Westport,1 00
2d do, Mrs M E Wilson, Westport, 50
Best Corn Bread, Alice A. Underhill, .

Norwalk,1 00
2d do, J M Rowland, \Vestport, 50
Best Graham, Mrs John H Aiken,

Norwalk, 1 00
2d dol, Mrs Alice A Underhill, Nor. ‘

5
Best Pound Cake, Miss Mary Platt, . 0

South Norwalk, 1 00
26. do. Mrs A B Godfrey, Westport, 50
Best loaf of Raised Cake, M15 Alfred

Platt, South Norwalk,1 00
2d do, Huldah Meeker, Westport, , 50

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Best Shell Work. Mrs Henry Gould,
Greenfield Hill, . -

Norwalk,

. Best Cone Work,

2d do, Mrs E H Fillow, Norwalk,

Best other Fancy Work, Mrs W S
Moody, Norwalk,

2d dokMrs. John Watson, Winni-
pau

Best Hand Made Shirt, Mrs E H
Fillow, Norwalk, *

2d do, Mrs W J Finch, Westport,

Best Machine Made Shirt, Mrs B L
Fillow, N orwalk ‘

2d do, Mrs Wm H Gould, VG Hill,

Best Sample Braiding, Mrs L H
Bradley, Greenfield Hill, .

2d do, Katie E Coley, Weston,

' The Committee recommend discre-

tionary premiums to the following

persons, to wit:

For 2 silk stockings, Miss Hul.

duh e,ed Norwalk

For 1 Pieced Bed-quilt, M1 George

Wood, Norwalk, 9 ,450 pieces,

For Unquilted Patchwork, Miss Ma-'

ry F Platt, South Norwalk,

do, Mrs Wm H Gould, G Hill,

For a Worsted Tid,
Gould, Greenfiel Hill

For 15 samples Crochet Work, Mrs

M E Adams, Wilton,

For samples of Framed Worsted

Work, Miss Georgie Weed, Wilton,

For samples of Worsted Work other

than Framed, Miss Ida Richards,
South Norwalk,

For a Worsted Rug, Mrs R Feier-
bend, Bridgeport,

For Embroidered Pillow Shams, Miss
E P Wheeler, Westport,

For Sample of Embroidery, Miss
Louisa Coley, Weston,

For Sample of Silk Embroidery,MI-s
Daniel Hanford, Norwalk, a lady
72 years old,

Green, Norwalk,

For Worsted Lamp Mat, Miss Eliza
A Adams, Norwalk,

For Sample Aplique Work, Miss
Miss Georgie Weed, Wilton,

do do, Miss E P Wheeler, W’ port,

For Sample Crochet Stitching, Mrs

E H Fillow, Norwalk,

For an Air Castle, Mrs Henrietta
Bird, Norwalk, »

For Fancy Framed Cross, Miss Mary
F Platt, South Norwalk,

' For WafWreuth, Miss Fanny Lock-

. wood, South Norwalk,

For Case of Wax Woijk Flowers,

Mrs Lee,‘ Norwalk,
For Canvas Tidy, Miss Annie Davis,
Winnipauk, ,

 

INSTRUNENTS, ETC.

For the best Oil Painting, painted by
exhibitor not before exhibited, Miss
Fanny Lockwood, So. .Nor-walk,

2nd, do. Miss Louisa Jarvis. Weston,

Best single painting, Water Colors,
Miss Mary Platt, South Norwalk,

2d, do

Largest Collection of Photographs E.

.Whitney, N orwalk

Best Piano Forte, Dunham dc Sons,
New York, . '

Best Cabinet or Parlor Organ, L.
Weed, Norwalk, ,

 

‘ AND CLOTHING.

Best Single Carriage or Buggy exhi-
bited by manufacturer or agent,

Best Two-Seated Family Wagon,
Chas S Dunn, New Canaan,
BestDouble-Thread Sewing Machine 9,

New Davis Sewing Machine, Robert
I Tolles, South N orwalk

Best exhibilion of Bridle and Saddle,

WOman’ 5 do,

an ax ded by the committee:
For a fine display of Soaps, Shelton
& Lyon, Bridgeport,
For a fine display ofMillinery Goods,
Mrs Fawoe'tt, N orwallr ’
For a fine case or display of Horse

 

Best Threshing Machine with Horse
Power, Isaac lVardwcll, New Ca-
B 11:00] C t, St h Ch G
es x ar 0 en use -
field Hill, P ’ 7%"
Best Plow, J. F. Silliman, New Ca-
nuan,
2d do > do
Best HorseRake, S. S. .JarviséL'Son,
Bridgeport,
2d do J. F. Silliruau, New Canaan,
Best Clothes Wringcr, John Turk-
' ington, Stamford,
Best Washing Macliine, do
Largest Exhibition of Agricultural

Best Horse Hay ‘Fork, John Alvord,
Green’ s Farms,

$2.

for a complete set of Onion tools.

 

' 2 00
2d do, Mrs Amelia Raymond, South '

MrszHgW

For Fancy Tidy, Miss Annie M ‘

* Whoever, by mistake, took the above shirt
irom the Fair Building, are requested to retum it
Immediately to this office and safelurther trouble.

CLASS 8—FINE ARTS, MUSICAL

CLASS 9—DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE

Samuel N Beecher, Bridgeport,Bronzc Med

John Scott, South Norwalk, Bronze Medal
Bronze Medal

Men' s,P H Dwyer, Norwalk, Bronze Medal

The following Discretionary Premiums were

Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Shoes,Wm M’Quahae, So Norw'k,Silver Med

CLASS 10—FARMING‘UTENSIL5.

Implements, W. C. Street & 00., Silver Med.

The Committee recommend a discretionary
premium be paid John Guyer, of Westport,of

To the Buckeye and Wood Mowing Ma

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Christin, N oroton,
Best Durham Cattle, Millard Ketch-
um, Westport,

 

 

chidéi-Igthc Committee award cach"a"‘Silvcr

. Best‘l . .of.Spong§ . -.Gake,~Mrs * ~Wm==cvf " "M“

H ould, Greenfield Hill, 1 00 Medal F
2d do, Mrs J M Rowland, Westporj, 50 Tlie “Eblcku Mower" béing, #- direct draf
Best Jelly Cake, chocolate Mrs.J r machine, we deem it' entitled to a special no-

M Rowland, W‘estpor't', .1 1 00 tic‘e, as frontestimony given the Committce
ii' do; insh- {i1 Barri. mama g 50.15! as a? a gmmmdmfim 7754,13

e'sl'.‘ ’Doii nuts rsJ ' ,u'd ' reason an cum 58 p

WestpoIt,“ ’ 13"“ ' ' ’,.-“1l 00 by us 01" the machiue5, We are satisfied t Iat
2‘1 (10, Mrs Ebrn.‘ 'O Coley, Wiltoh,‘ ' 50 this Mower deser‘ves especial attention from
Best Crulleis, Mrs Henry Kellogg, p. 1 those purchasing mowiug‘ machinem 'The
0 Norwalk, 1 :- committee award a Silver Iedal. . f ‘
Llr'lg'gsi'l'dfdgie dbllldldl'ithgf‘Ti'd- "'0; V CLASS ll—TRAINS or axes;

served Fruit, Mrs. Chas Comstock, Best Train of Cattle, not less than 15 5

Norwalk, 4 00 Yokes, awarded to Westport, 3325 00
211 do, Mrs J M Rowland. Westport, " 00 The Committee desire it stated that the
Best' Jar of Peaches, M1s J M Row- Farmers of Westport are worthy of special
2dlgndflvegtpfirt H A k N alk 1 (5)3 notice for the fine Trafuz‘of 15 myggezeo‘; 35;:

0, 1‘5 0 n 1 e11, 01‘W on exh1b1t10n, manyo em

Bit-'13” (g Stroyvberries, Mrs J H 1 00 nor cattle and all good.

1 en, orwa .r.

123.1% Mr? 1pm llit 13311;, 13.1mm, 50 CLASS 12—W'ORKINVG OXEN ,AND
es aro ears, rs o n Aiken, . STEERS. 11'
Norwalk 1 00 ‘ .. 1.1. "

2d do, Mrs Huldah Meeker, Westport 50 Be;§1?: 'iIVREE: sefrzlfdrKTedrso $ 8 00

Best Jar of Quinces, Mrs John H 2d ’ 1 » (3 00

- - do Silas Dayton, Greenwic 1, -'.

Aiken, Norwalk, V 1 09 3d do FredeIick S. Jarvis Westport, . 4 00

2d do, Mrs Huldah Meeker,Wcstport, - 50 B O ’ ld ’
- . . est pair Working xenyd years!)

Best 00110012101; of PickleS, Mrs John . ‘ .. Silas Dayton, Greenwich ,8 00
H Aiken, ”horivalkh 6 2 00 3d do Millard Ketchug Westport, 4 00

BeAt Buthd'ffgf Widtp'bgt, lb‘" M” 2 00 Best pair Working O 4 years old 6 00

2d do, Mrs Chas, E Gregory, Wilton, 1 00 2531116113,; F%r;i;ém3mwggn , 4 00

341 do Stephen Chase, G’field ill 3 00

CLASS 7-—LADIEs INDUSTRIAL DEPT SPECIAL PURSE

Bcfi‘g‘o’iléégitliqt’gvoilfiadics Hats, M“ $2 00 Best draft Cattle on stone boat, John _ 10 00

Best pa r knit Woolen smtking‘vms 'V 2deoFS7111'raEDSatat‘odorGreenwich, 8 00

EH Fillow, Norwalk, '1 00 311 do John M Ferr’is Stamford 6 00

2d do, Miss E P Wheeler, Westport, ’50 The committee awdrd a preniium of $5 00

3851??” klmrtICotto: Stockings, Hul- 1 00 to William Meeker of Westport for u 5 year

2d 30 117:5, RkoFillow Norwulk 50- old pair which were ruled out got 5191: heaving

Best Patchwork Quilt . Mrs Alfred . .5 been in the owner‘s possession or mon s

2dJ'd'dksM'stflcdln‘1veaslkRiley Norwalk, I (0?) CLASS 13— [' EE YEARS OLD AND

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Best Silk Quilt Mrs M E Adams OUNDER-

Wilton, ' V 3 00 Best pair three year old Steers, An-
2d do, Miss Katie E Coley, Weston, 2 00 drew Smith, Norwalk, ‘5 00
Best 4 Handkerchiefs Embroidered .2d do , 4 00

in Silk, Miss E P Wheeler, . 2 00 Best pair yearling Steers, Alfred S. "

Best Crochet Work, Mrs Rufus A " Weed, New Canaan, 4 00
FillOWyNOI‘Willk 1 00 Best exhibition of Calves, S. Hoyt-

2d do, Mrs Theo Allen, Westport, 75 & Sons, New Canaan, 3 00

Best Afghan, Mrs E G Thompson, 3 00 Best Stock Cattle not less than 10. do, 8 00
Norwalk, * ._..._

Best Framed Worsted Work, Miss CLASS 14—MIL'CH COWS AND
Jennie Burbank, South Norwalk, 2 00 ' ”.HEIFERS '

2dN'ng’x’vallgm Dr G’s Comstock, . 1 00 Best Milch Cow, Thomas Clune,Nor. 35:38

Best Worsted Work other than Bist thrdo 1d HEB}; lawn“ “ 4 00 '
framed, Miss Georgia Weed, Wilton, 1 00 2d d J EZOH J 0 “ ._,_ 00

2d do, Miss Katie E Coley, Weston, . 50 ° ° ““9 L

Best two year old Heifer, Dennis

Best Fragile-g 8111,]! 113 msbrtfilery bikes 3 00 Ronayno Westport, 3 00
Mary or an o orw 1

2.1 do, yMiss E r w’heeler, Westport, 2 00 $1 1:0,,7011111, KegaéNOSWfilk 3 00

Best Linen Embrordery, same . 1 00 as our 11g 9 er, Wheeler, ’

Best Cotton Embroidery, Miss Geor- 1 ' 2.127;?51223 Knapp So Norwalk I33

Weed, Wilton, ' 00 A Heifer Calf three m'onth ol'd Denis . '

211130, gigs Mary F Platt, South PO Romy“ Westport . 11.00

orw o ’ -»

Best Embroidery on Flannel, Mrs W
J Finch Westport,, - 2 00 ‘ CLASS 15—BLO0DED STOCK.

2d do, Mrs W E Buxton, Norwalk, 1 00 Beth DurhumBull MillardKetchum,

Best Worsted Tidy, Mrs M E Ad- Westport, . Silver Medal
ams, Wilton, 1 00 Best Durham Cor:i odo, *

Best Cotton Tidy, M'rs William H 2‘1 do, do $4 00
Gould, Greenfield Hjn - 1 ()0 Best Durhani Bullo Calf, S. Hoyt &

2d do, Mrs Theo Allen, Westport, 50 Sons, New Canaan,

Best Fancy Tidy, Mrs Theo Allen, 1 00 Best Ayrshire Cow, GeorgeE Bacon. -

2d Wdo, Mrs C A Polhemus, Nor- . Greenwich Silver Medal

50 An Alderney Bull, 5 years old, C R '

Best 1VkVorsted Shawl, Mrs Theodore Christin, Noroton, 5 00
Allen, Westport, 2 00 Best 2 year old Alderney Bull, Sam.

2d do, game, 1 00 Ferris, Greenwich, Bronze Medal

Best Tatting, Mrs Rufus R Osborn, . 2d do, Chas Bette, Norwalk, 4 00
Norwalk 1 oo BestYearlingAlderney Bull, George

2d do, Miss Annie M Green, N’ walk, 50. » LOW, Norwalk, .3 00

Best Wax Work, Mrs J T Husted, V"BeV5tA1(lemeyV Cow, C R. Christin,

_ New Canaan, 2' 00 NorotOn, Silver Medal

2de0, 15:5 Jennie Burbank, South 1 0 12311 (173(k), ld Aid H f 4 00

orw 0 cs year '0 crney e1 er,D

Best Hair Work, Miss Mary A Bur- E GOdffey. ‘ Bronze Medal
bank, South Norwalk, 2 00 2d do, Wm E Dann; Norwalk ' 3 00 ,

Best Bead Work, Miss Jennie Foote, Best Yearling Alderney. 3- Hoyt 86
\Vilton, . 2, 00 Sons, New Canaan, 3 00

2.1 do, Mrs E H Fillow,Norwulk 5-100 Best Herd Alderney Cattle. C R

Gold Medal
Gold Medal

1 09 Sweepstake Prize on Short Horns,
Millard Ketchum, Wéstpcrt, Silver Medal
- 50. ‘
' , CLASS 16—FATTED CATTLE.
1 00 Best Pair Fat Oxen, John M Ferris, . ,
Stamford, $10 00"
50 - 2d do, Stephen Chase,Greenfield Hill. 6' 00
1 50 CLASS 17—SHEEP.
' 75 Best South Down Buck, John 'W.' ‘
' Bates, Darien, $2 00
1 00 Best Buck of any other kind, M D - ,
50 Treadwell, Weston, . 1 ~ 3 co
1 00 Best South Down Ewe, Isaac Ward- ‘
., well, New Canaan, - » , . 13:00
50 :2a do, John W- Bates ,Da'rien, -: Viz-co
Best Grade Ewe,M. D. Treudwell, '
Weston, 2 00

tionary premium to Isaac Wurdwell of
Canaan, for two Lambs,_ of $2 00. .

CLASS—18—SWINE,

Best Boar under 2 years old, S. Hoyt

&Sons, New Canaan, ;

2d do, Henry Davis, West Norwalk, '

Best. Breeding Sownnd Pigs, S. Hoyt
8.7 Sons, New Canaan, =,

2d do, do, do,

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CLASS 19—POULTRYV

Best Trio Partridge Cochins', Lloyd
B Phillips, Norwalk,

2d 110,011“ W Lockwood, Norwalk,

Best trio Black Breasted Reds, Lloyd
13 Phillip p5, Norwrlk,

' 2d do, Daniel Henley, Norwalk,

Best Piles White Sp led, or Blue

Grays, Daniel Drisc'o Wes rt, ‘

Best Trio Black Humburgs, arl‘es

Carpenter, Norwalk,

id (10’, LloGydlgB. Pshillips, N orwalk
es no 0 en lo Chas St.

John, Norwalk, pang '1’

Best Trio Silver Spangled, F H El-
wood, Westport,

2d do, E L Stevenson, Norwalk, . .

‘Best trio' Black Spanish, Lloyd B

~ Phillips, N orwalk

2d do, do,

Best trio White Leghorns, Chas Cars
penter, Norwalk, . -

2d do, JanievLyc‘ett, Norwalk,

Best trio Black Spurflsh, Lloyd B
Phillips, Norwalk,

. Best trio Brown Spanish, Joseph
Mattb'éws, N orwalk

2d do, John— Hyatt, Norwalk, ' '

MBesfit. trio rwalk Dommiquel, John Hyatt,

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Best trio Silver Grey Dorkings, F H

Elwood, Westport, , ‘ .
2d best. Dark, same, ' .
Bela: White, Dorkings,.E P Weed, -. '
0

Best trio Pl 'uth Rocks, He A
Barrett, mu, . » nry '

2d do, Chas H.Lyon, Wilton,

Best trio Golden Polish, ..

Best trio Houdans, George SV Pratt, '1‘
Bridgeport.

2d do, James Lycett, Norwalk,

Best trio Golden Seabright Bantams,
George S Pratt, Bridgeporty. .

Best trio Silver, same,

2d do, same, .

Best trio Red Pyle Bantams, Chas A
H Bright, Bridgeport,

Bes't pair Pekin Ducks, J ame- Lycett,
Norwalk, '

2d do, Mrs Chas Comstock, Norwalk,

Best pair Rouen Ducks, W

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Best pair Miiscovy Ducks, Ezra C
Blakem'an, Huntington,

2d do, James West, Norwalk,

Best pair Chinese Geese, John W.

. Bates, Darien,

Best pair Black Bronze Turkeys,Mil-',
lard Ketchum, Wes rt,

$500

 

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The committee recommend a
umof$2 OOtOChasA H

Best Double Harness, same person do 5 00 Bridgeport;
Best Single do ' p [3 300
2.1 do, Shelton .9; Lyon, Bridogeport 2' 00 CLASS 20—BREEBING MA‘RES

Best three year old colt “ Patchin
Maid, ” James II Blakem'un, Hun-
tingtou,

2d do Sherman Morehouse, Wilton,

Best two year old colt, “Fairlield
Pilot, ” James H Blakeman, Hun-

m 11,

$4

.Tho committee would recommend u'discre-
tionary premium to Dennis Ronayn'e, of Wist-
port, for Breeding Sow without pigs of $2. 00.

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Lockwood, Norwalk; ~ '

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Best pair Colored Guinea Fowls, J as -' "

 
 
 

Best Single-Thread Sewing Machine, H Blakeman, Huntington n, 2' 00
Mrs A Scott, South Norwalk, Diploma MISCELLANEOUS PREMUMS
Best exhibition of all Wool Car ets, For a pair Dark Red Game 13 ., ' T
David M Reed, Bridgeport,' nonz’e Medal Chas St John N. autumn -
Best 10 Yards o'f Rag Carpet, Lewis For a trio Dark, Em C '
2&1: June, Norwalk, 2 0g Pm“, 3nd 3, port ”' “’3". '5.
0’ same person ' 1 0 For a trio Lig ht Brahma' Chi
Best exhibition of Boots and Shoes, g cks, '
A H Hoyt a Co. 2 00 A Dm’s' Sham" ' ' '

 

AND

COLTS. ~ .

'5400';

2d do L A Downs, Shelton, 3 00
Best y ling colt, “Jacob,” William
. and win Comstock, Norwalk, 3 00
_ 2d fgo James H Blakeman, Hunting- « ~
11, "

$5 00 Breeding Mare with foal b h =
JohnH Jarvis, Norwallgr er side 5 00 =
2 00 V
2 00 B t,5YCLASVS 21—STALLIOVNS.
es r oldStall
1 00 Shelton, m’L A Downs’ $15.00
2d best do, Theodore Price, Nor; ' V
2 00 walk, 8 00
1 00 Best 4 year old do, T. H. Munson- . - 3"
Brid g,eport ,V 10 00
1 00 2dbest do,Frederick Bronson, Green- -
1 00 field, 6 00
Best 3 year old do, Arthur Sherwood, ' .
Green’ 5 Farms, - ' 6'00
2 00 2dfgle§t do, Warren E. Knapp, ,Stam- '

B CLASS 22 —FATIILY' HORSES.
est pair Matched Fa 1
John .Beatty, Nomi'iif 71°77"

 

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‘ 211, Daniel Connelly,Westport, gr 11,

71151;, M Lynch, Waterbury, b 3.

mon, Norwalk,” 331 00
do. 1Sloop, CharlesH Prowitt,

Norwa ' 50

Peck of Walnuts, F. H 111on West- ,_ ., 50
" PVOP' ‘2 .

*VCu‘se of Confectronery, Fr0d~Mead,~ -'~-- A 5

Norwal Silver Medal:
Miniature Villiage Church, Miss Flo- ‘ ‘
’ raDavis, Norwalk, ‘ 50
Set of Weeding Hoes, for Onions, -

John Guyer, Westport, Bronze Medal
Case of Stuffed Birds, Theodore ' -. ;,

Knapp, So Norwalk, Bronze Medal

'1 To‘ Shaman Hartwell of Washing-

» Wednesday evening. During the past sums
.mer they have sent over 800 bcquets, besides

fairid Mrs.“ Geo. K. Gilbert, on the cVeuin‘g of ‘

1 one selectmuu, and the struggle wiltbe for
thc' 6dd one.’

‘36 nice: in 'CaI'Ic'u's at the Town House, Thurs-
; ay
. o 'clock, for the purposé‘of n

' Wilton, Sept. 24%.

o

. .liver

' titc are promoted by it, and it Is extremely Useful
. in overcoming the effects 01 exhaustion and ex-

2d best So; G; 11516119... Fan-field,

ls.‘ ,T|l-I Lew15,Stratford chm “Patcl1-

en Maid,” $10 00

3111.111 of the Valley,” . . 1.3,. '00,
FOUR YEAR OLD COLTS. 1
let, GJ Ketchum, Westport, br. 0

‘ Rocket, ”
2d, lVallacc Dunn, Norwalk, “Com.-

Nutt, ”

$20 00:
5 00

 

lst, Monson Hoyt, Norwa:k, br g
“IkcLee,

$30 00
2d. J H Lewis, Stratford, ch' 111“L‘it- ' "

tle Maid, "
8d,ACSl1erwood, Methortbm r
“Furmer Girl, 0 00
2.50 HORSES. _ .
lst, Fred. Ridabock, Stamford, b m ,M
“Aunt Mary,” $60 ‘1...
2d, John Riordan, Stamford blk m .
“Nellie Riordan," (This matter is 0000

under protest and Unawartled ,)

It's

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CLASS 27—2: 40 HORSES

 

“Butcher Boy,” $120 00
2d, Thus Locklin, Westport, b- In .
‘ “Rebecca,” ’ 60 00
3d, Fred Ridabock, Stamford, b m '
“Helen,” -

CLASS 28—2: 45 HORSES .
15t,Thos Lockliu, b m “Rebecca,” $60 00
211, J H Lewis, brg “Grit,” ‘ . 3000
3d, W H. Hathaway, Mt Vernon, br “

g “Grant Boy,” 2 1_
2:32 HORSES . . _ 1
131, M J Galvin Springfield, Muss. ‘ -’

eh 111 “Lady Low,” ’ $200 00
2d, ACornelison,Nyack, N Y, b h ;
‘ “Judge Robertson, " 70 00
3d,G Walker,N Y b m “Lady Annie, ” 30 00

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15 of Wire- Work and Wire .
cloth, David and John Lockwmd,
Wilton, -
Miniature Schooner Yacht, J. B. Cro: - '

Sump

ton, Litchfield County for a very
superior flock of 14 Cotswold Sheep,

, two pairs of Partridge Cochins, one' '

' pair of game Bantams, one pair of

_ Bronze Turkeys, two pair of Pe-, _
kin- Dncks, and one. .pair 'of Pig-

. eons, all of excellent quality, the
committee award a special premi-
um 'of

To William C Street & Co., of Nor- 1' j
walk, for a very fine display of " '

eneral Hardware, Saws, Cutlery,
Carriage Parts, Varnish, Paints, ‘
Brushes '.&c .,

The case of Silver Ware entered by
Linus Weed, Esq. ,of Norwalk, de- -. ;
serves especial mention both for the 1 . 5 :
beaut of the articles exhibited . '
and t eir a'rtistic arrangement...

The case 'of' Ocufectione by Fred
Mead, and the case ofSiagurs, etc. .,
by S. K. Stanley, ofNorwu‘lk, were 1
a source of delight to t1 0 10 rats of .
sweets and smoke ,

The' Florida curiosities consisting of
Sea Shells, Sea Beans, Aligutor’s

. .'Teeth, and other novelties onexhi- 1 ' '
bition by Richard Atwell, of- J ank- .
souville, Florida, many of them _
richly mounted, were much admir- ., . .

'. 'ed by all who examined them. '

WILTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haines, are visiting
friends' In Ohio. _ _
A native of the Cherokee Nation,D. T.,'
will lecturc' 1n the Town Hall, Tuesday even}

mg; g: 12,47. 3;;- 2; -‘ A“, 1
. Mr. and M1s.BeI1j.Hubbell were in town'
last week.

Mr. Lewis Keeler, a native of Wilton, but'
now a- resident of Toledo, Ohio, was in- town
last week.

The Wilton Branch of the New 'o‘rk'
Flower Mission, held their last meeting

 

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large quantities of loose floWers to the city ,
Mr. J. Harvey Betts has stocked his store
with a-complete assortment of goods, of an:
excellent and uniform quality which he is
prepared to sell at “hard pun” prices. Mr.

B. has also made arrangements to exchange
produce for goods at “Noer prices,” thus'

giving our citizens the advantage of a heme
market. . ,

Mr. W. T. Jellifi, has recently [‘ted his:
house. _

A large number of friends “Surprised” Mr '2

their fifth wedding anniversary.

As the timerfori the. annual town mectingi
dravis ii'eii'f, there liegms to be slight move-f
meats" 111 [political circles. The new law giv-
111g minority representation, gives each party

The late WIIIIam K. James, of Norwalk,
béqueuthed $5,000 to St. Matthew-sChurcb,
Wilton, as a fund or' char h purposes.

3. -7‘. “E'- 11.1..TONN.

 

. , oAUcUs. . .
‘ 'lhe Repubhcans of Wilton are requested

evening, September 27th ' 877, at 7%

 
 
 

Ofilcers. .
A. E. Emr, , ,
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. BRIDGT ART 4;. g
The new Catholic " Bridge-
p23; is finished, and will ~ PM-
Pliilllp Harbold w... found.- froma 1
tree near Bridgeport;.’.1‘_ue‘5du'i= ediédy
was terribly ccom‘posed.:«~ rbol'd?‘

bonds.

council of their city asking that the 511111

condition of the city be improved.
physicians in they; ofgthenspehtionsu

We feel that thereoughtvt aimies t

£3110 city,~._—‘uot by going through its str‘eeti

houses and wells. -
They recommend that earth closets be substi-

t'u'ted fer pri'vies. in densely populated (lis-
trlcts; that 5111 house connections be .tapped;

that; all wells be inspected once a year and if
necessary clOsed cr cleaned; that all dead an-
imals 0r Vegetable matter. 'be deposited: in a
place remote from the inhabited parts 'of the

ventilation of schools, public buildings and
railroads cars; and that weekly report of- ‘;
deaths by wards and their causes be publish
1ed, so that any local cause may be at once »
i-di’s'covcr‘oéd 'ahdif pessible stopped. ’ ,
§ The Hon JamesC. Loomis,‘ a p'romineixt 1
:citizeu of Bridgeport, died at South Egre-
moyt,Mass.,' Sunday, 16th, aged '70 years.
He studied law. with the late err-Ger.- Clark
Bissell, of Norwalkf' Twice'he was the’ den .1
-ocratic and ate, for Governor. 1n. opposition
to GOV. Buc i'n'ghiim.

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last Tuesday. .
'l‘. Ourtis' has sold one-halfnof his wocd- .
W 'l

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1310113:th w d- by. no 11131111,! be: understood
as deprecitmg,but rather- as reco'nendlng, pia-
Iestaonal aid '11“- dlséascnpgre tire imil'tlffi'deigpf -
in hcnylsmcnneg, nmryor: mo ,
obta'lh. 'A mini (killed smut}:- mum Give a
household specie c‘llke Hostetter’s Stomach 'Bit—
tors. '15 1105511551341 of a medical resource adequate
to. most. emergencies in which medical advice
would be ethervme ne'edl'ul. That Trailing tonic

and corrective lava lbly remedies, and is authori-
1y recommen' ed- for deblllt'y
d garden; an irregular habit o bod ody, urinary
'ahd 'iitc'rlne troiibnlegm incipient rheumatism und
:gout,“ and mafiy 'otlI c 1111111111 or ’treqfient occur ,
.reolcc. fizpélgogioates Itimid prcventksainteruumgt.
an ruin 11 vs re emmeutu upon 0 , ‘
'checki prematilrémcay'lm e-tnyigontes 11

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21139651: div-Wm Emma, Norwairmiroor
Best Single Hh'se, . 0 00
52th 'siiigl'e Fatal; flee, .02: L. 007,-
Joncs, Fuirficld,” , _ 4 i;
CLASS 22:15.me Houses. ' a
“7 gorse own and .
we‘d Ik 1b it?” 011111.. a -
c,'.Waltcn, - A : .. $6
211.110 Best do, Rufus Buttery , New
Canaan, 1,-“ . .,‘
CLASS 24—ROAD IlORVSES.
Best) air Roadsters, Wm E. Dunn, $10 00 .
Adiscr'o ‘ti'cndry piemidm' awarded to Hyatt _ , .
Gregory for a pair of RoadsteI s, .100
Best Roadster, Alfred Ferris, ,, E 83

- Bronze 1:56.211.

recently arrested for bigamy, and was out on. ,,

Thirteen physicians of. Bridgeport,huge :V'
sent a cemmIInic’utIon to the;courtot‘com ,

to secure ai'eg'Iilar: and thorough inspection ' . '

by‘se‘arching the cellars, back. yards, ou't ' ‘

city; that particular attention be paid to the - :‘

Capt. J ohu Brooks celebrated his 82d birth. .

indigestion, - V

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CLASS 25-—.-TIIREE YEAR OLD COLTS. "'

CLASS 26—THREE MINUTE I—Ionsrs. . V " '.

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28 to 34' 4th Ave., Extending Through to 60 61 62 Lafayette Place, one Door from cor. of Astor FL, New York.
OUTFITS AND PRICES TO SUIT ALL.

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her of 115 will be received as boarders.
further In urination address MISS E. M.C ARTER.
. , _ ‘ Box St}. Norwalk Post omce.

' found in bousrdmg schools.
33 MRS

 

E0110 LAWN INSTITUTE,

' ‘ be opened 0151‘

: The best facilities will be afi‘orded
, department ofinutruction. Only t 5 best teach-

: BERT T.E'sq.V Stumtdrd 001111; or the subscr'b
' Box 660, Stamford. ' ’ ' er,

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nnumiv AVENUE,
Will re-opeu on WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 12th, 1877.

There hncss in each Department Is the Mid of
£11111 In“! anon. Specla'lattcnttongl‘ven toyopnger
pupils by, the Principal. The
’ I'I'II, FAIITIII All DIAVWIII

taught by experienced teachers. A limited F'fi-m'
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MISC STEVENS! BOARDING tDA‘Y
I“, 801106]. Ior YOUNG LADIES AND
“’ will re-opeu Tuesday, Septembeir 11,

In

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3V HOME SCHOOL

Young Lathes & Children,

111.11 Street. N'on‘w'um'r, 0015's.

'This Schoor wlll re-o en WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
12th. The aim of this chool is a ‘thorough course
of insunctiowin all the Englis-
and Mbfleru League 5. The advantages here for
Music. Drawing an Painting, are quite superior.
The each Department is uuder charge or a resi-
dent utive teacher. There' Is also,a Primary De
partment connected with the School, from the
as; of five years and upwards. . ‘

uplls are received as members ct the family.
and share more home comforts than are 115qu y

 

 

 

For circulars, address
J.L. HARLEM, Norwalk, Conn.

 

Miss Annie Sloman

NFOBMS the musicalcommunlt {of N orwalk
that she ivlll Invc vocal and nstrumental
Lessons' In their cl ,commeucirig Sept. t.01 . Ap-
gloatlouby letter. 4 Fifth Avenue, p17. Y., or at
rs Harlem’s Seminary, Norwalk,

 

"-1- WiLTON ACADEMY

THEIIIIggXI-m of this ”Recitation will open on'
e Y”: Rt"EDWARD orns'riisn.

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4.

a .55qu rein omnibus ran-
0 BDING- ARM DAYfBCHOOL FOR

YS 11190111 Balm-181's
, m°%°i°ur:l)xun$fit0d {or bunnies
furnished “cation

 

'“ ”School Rooms iii New Brick 'Buildifig opposite
National Bank of N orwalk For circulars address
the Principal.

T. F.‘ LEIGHTON, Principal.

 

For Young Ladies and ltIiSses,

STAMFORD! CON N.“

The building. known as the Hamilton House will
bird Wed nesdu in September
next, as a Boarding and Day Sc col, for Young
Ladies and Misses.

upils in every

mg talent Is employed. Day pupils couve ved to
and from their homes, by stage, 11' desired. hose
from adjoining towns wishing to strand as buy
pupil's; will be met at, had returned to the depot
raging: und' evenin ,n-ee of charge:

1'

can by-uddre’ssing P.G. HU-

37 c'. o. WETSELL, Principal.

 

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Wanted

Youn‘gma‘n‘, who has had three years“ cipcri-
once is clerk 111 me hardware business; wants
ermailent s‘lt'uzit‘lou' at that or his trade as

ntcr. Please address "WORKER,” Box 3182I
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branches, Latin ' ;

HILLSIflEPSG yOOL

urn/2mm :52» 14:112sz

VERY

Canned Corn, 12 cents; 9 cans, $1.00.
SUGARS AT REDUCED PRICES.

Some Goad Layer Raisins for 10¢ per lb.

HOW ITS THIS?

WHITE OATS,

KEROSENE OIL, IOO. PER GAL.

FIVE GAnLoNs ’41- was RATE.
4 Six lb. Box Kingford’s Starch, 58 Cents.

.1‘1

Peanuts 6 etc. per qt;

At the Cheap Cash Store, Dibblc’ 5 Block, South Norwalk,
:1:- 1312321113. Jr.

FURNITURE !

'- FURNITURE!
SPEOIAI. INDOOBMBNTS TO OASH BUYERS!

Clam

 

AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.

ltu Misrepresentation Allowed.

We will NOT be undersold in Fairfield County, or any
other place Where Reliable Goods are Sold.

'BUCKINGHAM & 00.,

EEO-nth Norwalk, 001111.,

0111 Stand, New EntranCe, 1st

Mam Street, opposite Railroad Depot, Up Stairs.'

CHEAP!

75 1b. bag, SL 15.

30 bars Good Soap $1.

FURNITURE 1

81 L1 PO Sllll,

PIices Marked in Plain Figures.

door below Brown’s Shoe Store,

 

Finney &

“ Wt! Will Not

per 1b.

our ' “Eureka

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VEGETABLES fresh every 1n

 

 

4

'90 *Vf'“

NORWALK

Impetus

MOTTO:

We are selling the Best

“NEW PROCESS” I-‘LOOO, $10 Hill BBL,
A FINE FLOOR “ STAR EAGLE” $9.00.

Home-made Bread, Cakes <8: Pies

Are pleasing all who try them.

Pure Teas, Coffees, and Spices,
Also New Haven Hams, Lard. etc,
at Hard Pan Prices.

of the finest quality.

7,

Su'lcked Beef.
Something New; Canned Boston Baked Beans.

of WATER AND MUSK MELON S ORANGES, LEM-

CNS, BANANAS, PEACHES,
jEtc. Wé Study to please.
‘ Store 211d Door cast of the Pest Oflice,

Benedict’s

be Underscld !”

The best Park, 120.

Butter and Cheese
Try some of

Steam _ Sliced

orning. We keep a fresh supply

BEARS, APPLE
Give us a call.

eoHUerdbd 62> 143122me

 

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wo N D E R!

DON’T FAIL TO SEE THIS ,,

Monarch Marvel of Perfection!

- THE NEW
Ve'nical Feed Sewing Machine,

Manufactured at Watertown,N._ Y. Ever body,
especial! y ladies, are cordially luvited to ca 1 an 11
inspectt 9 New Machine, and see samples ofwork.
More beautiful and desirable than ever before so-

lished, and utterly impossible for an other
Machine to duplicate. The Vertical Fee is the

hinge upon which swings this unparalleled suc-

cess, combining entirely new features, which make
the machine the most simply constructed, the
most easily operated; the most durable, and inost

reliable, going away with all an, Spells and bast- '

113 Though the new machine.
POSITIVELY LEADS THE WORLD,

and no living person would purchase any other
after seeing it, yet It will be sold at the recent
popularly -

Reduces! Scale of Prices.

All come and inspect its merits.

R. I. TOLLEs, Agent;

Principal ofllce at H. S. Reed’s Jewelry St01 e,
South Norwalk. Machines and sample to be seen
at Harlem’s Clothing Store, Norwalk, -

horses, Carriages,

Harness,

31.1111 PLATED WARE, a;

Are at all times liable to be stolen.

The National Protective 00.,
OF DANBURY, CONN.,

2— 01' its various agents throughout the County, fox :1
small fee, issue agreements to return the stolen
< prppeItv of 11‘s 1111111111115, or pay for the same in
' c1 l1
‘ 11y, with headquarters in New York, is complc_.te
-. Complicated cases, of all descriptions entered' 1n-
to for outside parties.
" through any 01 our. agents.
for Agencies must be made direct to the ompauy,
. as above.

The Detective Department of this Compa-

Applications may be made
Distant up lications

mm A. SCOTT,

Informs her old customers and the Public at large,

that she is now ready to receive orders lor

Milli'nery, Plating, Stamping. Pink-

iag, Stitching, fire.

A t the Howe Sevilng Machine 013cc.

Up stalr'a—ncit docrvscnth of Congregational

Church, South Norwa Ik.
N. B. —All kinda 01 Sewing Machine Needles,

., 0il.a11d Attachmentsforsale. ' .

Wagon for Sale.

Good Business WAGON. will be sold cheap
“13); was; of use. Apply at the GAZETT

“A Horace L. Hubbell. A

Good Chance to Buy
0 H 'E .A. P I

The subscI-Iber will otter his entire stock of

Groceries.
Hardware,

850., for the next

15 DAYS AT GUST.

GEO. C. SCOFIELD,

Main Street, South Norwalk.

Dr. C. II. Kendall & Son,
IDENTISTS.

Are now prep'n-
ed to r e c or v e
their patrons at
either Norwatk
Bridge or South
Noraalk. The
"- senior partner
has taken rooms
" over Selleck’s
Bookstore, Nor-
1ralk,whilc tho
Junio r retains
the 011] offices Lander’s Block, South Nor“ alk.
Teeth can-acted without pain. and all dental ope-
rations performed at either 001cc.

0. ll. KENDALL, M. D. .,

G. S. KENDALL, '.D D. S‘.

1’. 8. Dr. C. H. Kcndallwillduvote Mondays to

Ridgcllcld.

Llllll‘ - 1' Ya
Lumber,
Timber,
Shingles,
Lath,&c.
DOWN TO. HARD PAN PRICES.

SHIN GLE S,
BOTH
Planed, sawed and Rived,

Superior to any offered in this Jim-7:56.
Olllce and Yard op’p. the Store of William C

 

 

 

8

T0 THE' PUBLIC!
On Saturday, September lst,

Sherwood. 8; Co.

Will open the Store

NEXT to POITER’S MUSIC STORE,

WALL STREET,

 

with an excellent stock of

Mens, Youths and Boys"

CLOTHING.

Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Etc.,

Which will be sold at the
I

Lowest 'Possible Prices for Cash!

 

A CARD.

It 15 with pleasure that I return my grateful
thanks to my triends andlormer patrons tor their
kind and liberal patronage in times past. And I
now eXtend the Invition to all by giving notice
that I can be found at the Store No. 51 Main Street
formerly occupied by myself. and latterly by
Messrs. Stallord Sr Stoddard, where I shall take
pleasure to wait upon such ale Will favor me with
their patronage HARVEY FITCH.

Norwalk, Jagunary 29,1877.

 

SEVERAL
Second-Hand Parlor Heaters
. FOR SALE LOW,
AT THE NORWALK FOUNDRY.

Also, Estimates given on

Fu'rnace Work. Steam Heating, 84:.
"AFTER THE FIRE. '2

THANKFUL forpast favors, I would announce
to the public that I am now prepared to at-
tend to the

UNDERTAKING BUSINESS

'in all its branches.
' J. M. Locxwoon,

Ridgelleld, Conn.

 

311135

 

Protect your cash receipts from rmsvns by using'
MILES’ ALARM TILL co’s

Patent Safety
Money Drawer.

SOLD AT

SFMOBANKS’ SOME WAREHOUSE,

311 Broadway, New York,
2 Milk Street, Boston, Mass.
And by leading Hardware Dealers. 314$

 

i Pianos for Sale.

One New Weber and One New
Chickering- Pianos,

TAKEN In exchange for othcrproperty,will be
sold at :1. great sacrifice. For particulars

address immediately or enqwire of

11 GEO. R. CHOL ELL, High Street.

 

Familyfirocenes
CHEAP FOR CASH!

The undersigned having purchased the stock of
goods formerly owned by t e Soverlgns of Indus-
try, and fitted up the store with an entirely new
stock of Goods, Is now offering to the public .15
good an assortment of

CHOICE FAMILY IROCERIES,

Provisions, Flour, Teas, Sugar, Spices, kcl. at the
very lowest market prices for cash. Goods deliv-
ered anywhere about town tree of charge. Call
and try us, it will be for your advantage.

GEORGE CARTER,

Lyues’ Block, Water Street, oppos: tc Raihozul
Crossing.

GUARANTEED SPEOULATION.

S400 invested by us in 60 day s Strndd [us
have made $3.75 .. $100 have paid $1 700
in 30 days. We guarantee all 60 day Straddleu;
Money refunded it no profit' 15 madc.ltele1euccs
given. Correspondence solicited.
W.F HUBBELL .1: Co. .,

MEMBERS New Yonk MINING S'rocx Excrr was,
2m35 P. 0. Box 2,613. 46 Broad St, N. Y

 

AMERICAN
BREAKFAST DEBEALS
WhiteWheai<~ '\ .
Barleyl'ood. \_// Maizelia.

desirabley for FAMILIES HOTELS, HOS-
11‘ Sand all institutions for chll.
ren, and8 all ASH] PPIING. The finest White Wheat
rley Food and Oatmeal. The Most Nutritious, the
[out Easily Digested the Most Palnmble, the
out Economical of a food. Thoroughly cooked
ky our nwnltl are In process and being desslcated, will
keep c imntesfio Can be0 pre ared for the
table in“ twenlty minutesbo g. e by all first-
-lass grocers and to the trade by ,______ '7‘

The Cereals manufacturing 00.,

7M. 18 COLLEGE PLACE. N. Y. ‘W

 

 

 

.l. P. Ilaniord it 8011,

Have opened, at the store next to Connecticut
Hotel, a First-class

MARKET '

for the sale of

Poultry,

Fish,
Fruit

AND

Vegetables.

Where will be kept all the

Finest, as well as the Common

Varieties in their 8915011,

and u 0 shall endcax or by fair dealing and stiiet
attention to business to 111c11t, and would we ect-
l‘ully inv ite a share 01 the public patronage: 'I‘
h ave engaged the services 01' Charley Doolan to
t. Ike charge of the F i511 Department, “hit- h is .I
sutllcient guarantee that or my thing will I111 nice.

‘luy

0} STERS II; OLA 1118

Opened or in the. Shell.

ALSO

Pure Milk from our own Dairy.

J. P HANronD.

FRANK IIANronn

 

Visiting Cards.

LL THE NEW ‘STYLES,—plaiu. rep
pure white or fashionable tints,import(d

tock,putupin neat card boxes,can be had a

hortnotice, atthe Gazette Job Printing"

once. Cards Ewaved to order. -

 

Street I“: 00.,
Water Street, Norwalk.

 

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