1* V "r. I
Tasman: 1‘
The State Commuting at In“:
my. whiclmet n‘nficfm, , mien,
yesterday. was a via-3N3: ' . i ,
gathering. Mr. Bang. if -; .
Chairman or the Sula! Gustaf "
called the Convention leaflet:
David Gallup, of meld. we: abated
temporary Wife" the usual eon:~
mines “new. ’I'he mm on
Whilst-is of the Convention:
1‘)me -, ...,- .. _
Mal—Glen. Joseph R. Hawlcy, of
i i .J.\¥..Iohnson.
J. e‘ov. Lew'u Elliott...lr...Chss. B. Xerriam,
Jobn'H. Grow. Stoddnrd. T. C. Gor-
don. Gilbert tinny. rm-nr‘emson. E.
T. Fax-nun. A; E Camp. Ihvid Gdlnp, Geo.
{. Payne. Rufuflcvahmd, Eli Curtis. John
Ix. qhepnerd, Benj. , «lam, J. 0. Hate-him
sort, Wm. M. Corbin, J. . Preston.
Svretm'rs—H. Lvnde Harrison. Wm. C.
Turner. R. M. Emmet-ii. Balm-t Erwin. J.
K. Loom'u
The following were the delegntt: present
Fairfleld County :
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beautiful islands may be rescued from the
dupoiling grasp of the menhndenites.
Q ’ Gov. Baker, of Indium, diseases the
divorce laws of that State in his annual mes
sage. The following are the causes for which
divorces may be gmnted under the existing
Mates:
{TM—Adultery.
INN—Abandonment for one year.
Fourth—Cruel treatment of one party bv
the other. -
Firth—liabimal drunkenness of either
y.
firth—The conviction, subsequent to the
marriage, in any country, of either partv of
an infamous crime. i
&:eufiz—Any other cause for which the
court shall deem it proper that divok-e
should be granted.
He oluecte particularly to the fourth
Mel—H. R. Northmp. E. T. human. 3
Ben! HHRHIQS E. Dunbar»- Haj. Wm. ‘
ll. )Ia rv.
B d—Thonms Hogg, Henry R. Bris—
(I!
B'l‘aHhfi. H. Urofut. Henry N. Fm.
ton, Thumb? H. Factor. B. A. Hough.
Ruin—~Henry Morehousc, Ira Scoficld.
Quinn-4. W. Knowlton.
Indira—C. M. Gilmore. John G. More-
imuse. Henry Bradley, Stephen Morehause.
Gremrklt—Hon. H. \V. R lIovt, Dr. Syl-
vester Mcml. J. E. Brush, J osi-Lh Wilcox.
Her/:finginu—F. H. Nash. W. H. Noble.
Aguilar—Chas B. Wheeler, .5. Nichols.
Acu- (thorny—Stephen Hoyt. Funds )1. ,
Bliss. ‘
.xv‘lr Hu‘qfirlif—Ed Win IIInLgt’, Levi Tread
“(Pl .
.Mwwu-n—Frcderick fimford. Danie B.
llawley, Dennis (E Gotcly. Samuel Curtis.
Jurzmik—Alfrcd II. Camp, Silas P. Tut-
:ie. Jonah J. Millard. Robert I. Tolles.
Rhfifi'ng—F'mncis .\. Sanford. T. )I. Ab—
bott. A. ll. Davis. W'. H. llill.
BeigeflkI—B. I). Norris. Dr. Adams. L‘. B.
Northrop, Eben Jones.
keyword—Samuel G. Fesscndcu, John D. .
Ferguson, T. H. H. Hesse ger. J. B. Curtiss.
.‘krrlilreli‘FWderk'k D. Hoag. Vim. A.
('uldwcll.
.‘i-‘rsrtjan—C. Later Young, Frederick
Livingston.
Tr'"lnbNJ-.1——(‘llas. E. Plumb.
“Edged—B. \V. Maples. Josiah Raymond.
Hilton—J. Belden llurlburt. B. L Kceler.
The Suite Central Committee, cumimed
one member from each Senatorial DistricL;
was appuintml for the ensuing year. as fol—
inns; ll. T. by. ‘rry. Fiat. District; J. W. i
Johnson. Second District; 5. P. Newt-ll. 1
Third District; A. .1. Beers, Fourth District;
ii 5. Day. Fifth District; ll. Lynda Harrison, ‘
Sinth District; Alfred Coil, Seventh Di;—
trict; Joseph fielder}, Eighth District; \Vil-
in ll. ll. Haywood. Ninth District: J. \Y.
linonltou. Tenth District; 1.). B. Booth.
ileUcndi District; A. H. Byington, Twelfth 3
District; Albert Day, liirtccmh intrict;
i). P. “'hiucmore, Fourteenth District; .13.»:
F. Calhoun. Fifteenth District: N. T, Ball .
win. Sixteenth District; Lyurm Dunning,i
>cvcntccmh District; Bartlett Bent. Eighv‘:
tL-enth District; Alfred M. Wright. Nine—E
le‘tgnill District; Charles B. Pomcroy. Twcu- i
ticth District; F. P. Packer. Twenty-titer i
District. ' l
.‘Ir. Gallup myved in. rc-n-nuin::te c.\-Gov.
ct'uur Marshall Jewell. which was c3rricd;;
rest of the old tit-kc: \zusl
which the?
added by acclimation :1; follows:
Ln»:surrender—311wrris Tyler. of New lia~
‘. :11. .
Frrrril'ji uf Shir—Hiram .\ppclmen. of
Grown. i
Ti?:L'Pfa'#.-'-—Dil\'ltl P. Nichols. of Danbury.
1’.Umpiflrfl’vI'——.l:uuts W. Manning. of Put. :
unit].
The platform which was ndopu-d.;iftcr
:‘cfern'ng to the record of the Republican rule
in. Washington for the lztst tcu yczitS. in:
which the rcbclion 1m: 1ch} <Ill)lll‘t‘.\ét‘kl,‘
the Picnic Railroad builz. E‘ycxl Rights so ;
cured Taxation, Hill the Public Debt rc~1
alfict’tl.ultil the Monroe tl-«trinc vindicated;
1.1-: resumption of specie pay-
after
I
.it‘
-A.L.‘1’\.
mums. a revenue tariff, economy in goveru— ,
merit expenditures, civil reform, improved 7
1":lisiation for the protection of Ithe twacc,
security and health of the community. lib-
t-ml cdumtiomtl facilities. and harmonyaml
Lia—operation between labor and capital. en- ,
\i‘irii‘s the administration of President Grunt.
. ml commends the ticket nominntcd to the
«magi-s of the people of the State.
THE CATTLE DISEASE.
“1‘ see by our exchanges that the tattle
its use is spreading in all directions through
(in: Status of Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
«ml Connecticut. In Hingham. Mass. sev-
mtg head are amen-d. and the milk of one
of them lwcirix:r given to a dog. proved fatal.
.\ farmer in Newbury carried the infection
m his clothes from a neighbor‘s herd that he
had been visiting, to his own.
The wihorities of many of our towns
have, upon the recommendation of the Gov-
ernor, pmd stringent quarantine lawn those
of New Britain fixing the penalty for driv-
ing any cattle into or out of the town at
from one to fivehundred dollars. Tbeau-
tborities of our town, lovever, could find
no statute (and we certainly have never seen
any quoted) which gave them any jurisdic-
zinn over those within our limits.
The ('ommizeioners appointed by the Gov:
cmor have issued a circular regnnfing its
prevention and treatment from which we
quote :
“We—Sore month, with excessive
slabber'mg. or drool‘mg; blisters appearing
on the tongue and nose; the animal refuses
food and throws out the half chewed cud,
smacking the lips and wasting out the
tongue: general sakes (vi-mot the
whole bodv; watery blisters appear about
the heels sndakin near the Mattel-wank
c vclud'mrg avisciid sad fetid matter; the m
suddenly diame- or m altogether,
and shonldinmme maul. Lucinda:
pngressof themthefiihd the
tongue, month and nac- peeh 01
* The W of m as fine hu-
cxpim t) the mat d the m,
is Miran: tour to IE: figs—ante
cm pubis, exuding to we walk
% might
I on “Wednesday of last week.
.~ cow, which is prevalent throughout the state, :
whom-behind time.
mead “alum law” '3 dreadful to con
met the old stumps which areon the
side-mumnygwmm is would
hum fine with." What haunt,“
munch Mime duo‘wfldme”
clause. which is too liberally oonstrmd, and
to the list. which he declares “ at. war with
l the fundamental idea and elementary defini-
5 tion of law."
He recommends a thorough
revision of the law, one of the most import-
ant being included in the following provis-
ion : >
. " That no divorce shall be granted unless
It be alleged in the petition and roved on
the trial that the matters so rcied u
would be a good muse of divorce by the
laws of the State, place, or jurisdiction with-
; in which the same happened or amt-next“
The Governor odds:
“ “'ith such amendments as these we
well hope that Indiana. divorces
would soon cease to be advertised in any of
the Atlantic Cities: as nuirketable commodi-
130:5, fillxl. that refugees and fugitives fmm
the Justice of other States would no longer
wmc to Indiana in quest of divorces to be
used ontheir return to their homes as licen-
ses to violate the laws of our sister Stabs,“
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£3 A bill is before the New York ch‘is»
luture fixing charges for taking vemels
through Hell Gate,” followsz—For every
vessel of 100 tons burden and under, $1, for
every foot of water such vessel may dnuv;
over 100 and less than 200 tons. $1 25 a font;
over 200 and under 300, $1 50 a foot; over
300 and under 400. $1 73 a foot; over-400
and under finale}. :1 foot: over 500 and
under 1.000. $71 50 a foot ; and any pilot who
' {nay take a vessel to Evecution Rocks or to
Sands Point Light-house, in Long Island
Soundoutwurd bound. through IIclI Gate
Channel, shall receive fifty cents a foot for
every font of the vessel : inward bound ves-
sels through Ilcll Gate channel, from either
above pointsshull pity >.“.Xllf‘ mtv-s to pilot.
Airy pilot who shall lilki' a vessel inward by
way of Hell (iziu‘ «hell be entitled to :1 prcfA 5
erence by said vt‘sse‘l when outward bound. 3
And further: From November. 1 to April 1.
said Hell Hate pilot shall be entitled to rc- '
ceive from every vessel under 300 tons bur~
den :31; and under 500 tons $12; over 300
tons $3. in addition to the mics of compel}
nation proposed to bc established.
3‘ The annual meeting,r of the State A};—
ricultural Society convened in New Haven,
was the most important subject dismissal.
rand the governor was requested to is\l:c .‘l
proclamation on the subject. and to appoint -
a commission to prevent the spread of the5
malady. .\ rcsolution was also adoptml, di-
recting the Secretary to obtain petitions from ‘
the various Agficnltuml Societies of the
State for the restoration of the State Board
' of Agriculture, and appointing a committee.
consisting of H II. Hyde. Robbins Batten,
and II. I.. Stewart, to present the petitions.
to the next General Assembly. '
13" “’uterbury has a first-class haunted
house. Somebody is always dying in it. and i
the .lmen'am says :1 late occupant “ found .
himself and his wife, about ‘2 o'clock one
morning. standing in the middle of the street
in their night robes, with no idea as to how
they come there. after which they concluded
to move."
cluded to move}
e
implies that most \Vater-
‘hury people, on finding themselves in the
middle of the street in their night robes.
would have decided to stay there.
23‘ A dispatch from Washington-to the
Tribune says that it is believed that Gen.
Scbcnck will be instructed to make a propo-
sition to the English government that the
fishermen of the United States shall be put
on an equal footing in all respects with
those of the British Provinces. having the
same rights to fish in Canadian waters, to
land and cure their fish, and to refit in Cann—
dian ports, our government paying whatever
consideration is access-y to such a conces-
sion on the pnr: of Quads.
m
[S‘T'hcaattaotthisweekelmesitsin-
taming history of itself. May the present
editor live to cdebnte its centennial. and
and when he lays aside the quill. may a his-
torian be found who will do full justice to
the MM, patience. cheerfulness and
charity with which his editorinl life has
been tilled, mid which have caused him to be
esteemed and beloved by all his mimesin
journalism.
:3" We had hoped“: new an of in-
telligence was dawning upon the South. fl
theiflmioa is dispelled on reading that Judge
Dodge, of Galveston, recently fined himself
one hundred dollars for coming into court
Such deplonble igut»
template.
mm: Pomhmter Journal says that “ If
r;- m a Treated}! feels tut-nay.
W
party is Will in our kit-Id elections, oui' ‘
The cattle dis- ;
The statement that “ they eouw
MARY I *
m but: of Health in Edam h -M Flynn
D. G. Brinton. I111. and Benji.
t a
rambling dissertation on the laws of health. idem
and cheerful discussion of the nature 6- ”1
beauty, viewed from an aesthetic stand—point. with
general rules or health, and pnrtlculu directions for
the cultivation of the body in accordance with the
principles of correct taste. independent of secret and
injurious medicines. The human figure, the hmd.
face, teeth, hair. skin. and complexion, etch receives
proper notice. and the whole is supplemented by a
a chapter on the “ Literature of Beauty.“ “'c rec~
omrnend it not only to thou who desire to be "hum—
tiful longer than they areymmg." but to all to whom
the development and health. and happiness of the
,rnceina subject crime-at. The book is soldby
subscription, and E D. G. Thompson is the agent.
in this community.
77¢! 'fl‘amtféom of [be American [Mfitzde for
1w. for a copy of which we are indebted to Hon.
X. C. Ely we of the l'inrwldmtr. is available
volume tonll engugedor interested in scientific or
agricultural pursuits. It cot-1min...l reports of the let»
titres delivered before the Institute, :11 of them of
the higher?” and many of them invaluable. cow
chug mum brunch at scientific march. '13“;
pmflings of thoFarmer‘e Club and the Polytech-
nic Association, in which practical Agricultural, Huh
tlculturn! and Scientific subjects are discussed in a
practical way, and much other valuable matter.
W} M devoted to ”mature. Sdenec
audArt. hauling: pheein Mmlka which. until
its establishment two years ago. had been entirely
unoccupied. The experiment of seeing if the Amer
lean people would support a weekly periodical devo—
ted expressly to the exposition of the latent discov—
eries in science and the newest inventions of genius
4 mirror in fact of the world‘s progress—was a
bold and formidable one, and we doubt if any others
than the indomltnble. Appleton‘e could have driven
it to success. The current volume is even superior
to its predecessors. in a 10x12 inch stitched sheet a!
twenty-eight m besides supplements. printed on
tinted paper. and handsomely illustrated. For sale
at Alex. Sword‘s Book. News and Stationary Store.
The thobg-ital Journal, one of the oldest and
best established periodicals In the wuntry is begin-
ning its fifty—second volume, the second nnmberof
which is before us. with. if possibld. new vigor, and
enlarged prospects ot success. This journal occu-
pies a field of its own. and fill- it so well that no ri-
vzl of my consequence disputes its possession. By
reference to the following table of contents of the
February number. it. will be seen that Ethnology,
Physiology. Phrcnology. Psychology. the old tlflk‘
specialties of the journal. are not allowed to crowd
its pages so that many other subjects of Interest and
advantage do not find a place. Contents :—E. W.
Stunghton.Portr-nit; Knowing or Mind and the World;
“'hat can I do Best. the Reporter; The “Christian
Church,“ tWi-lYO portraits : Albert Barnes. portrait :
Going to ('lmrch : Temperament : Handwriting :
Physical Edumtion. illustrated ; Prof. Albrecht Von
Gracfc. portrait ; The Evils of Chignon; Honor your
Calling : The New York Institution for the Ruptured
' and (‘Tlpplt‘dz Homer A. King. portrait: A Brief
History 0! Bee Culture : How we Form Character:
. Tbc Right. Soil to Till : "Played Out ; “ The Mount
(‘cujs Tunnel : Yale Sketches. No. 6: The Classics ;
The Deluge—«a Death Scene: Education in Chicago:
The Pnngollnsiilustmtcd; The Mound Builders : Dc»
ccivhxlmss: Editors Miscellany. Edited and pub-
lished by R. R. “'ellzt. 389 Broadway. 3‘. Y.
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53"“? are glad to bi ...' of the prosperity
of Brother McLaughlin.
crease his facilities for doing job work, and
’is talking of enlarging his very excellent
l« «‘31 pa per.
: . ‘ .
LE" “'e are under obligalions to Mrs. C.
1 A. Lyon for an invitation to a compliment-
. :iry sociable at. the new ball in \Vcstport. t0—
morrow evening.
«>
i;‘“ The champion skatist of St. Louis is
“'c sumwsc cork
» legs will be all the rage with the girls after
tl:i-.
i :1 girl with a cork leg.
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{3" Jersey (‘ity has been without \vntcr
. for two weeks. but it is said that some of
the bibulous citizens have not found it out
\‘t‘l.
. w
33v" Him L. J. Barlow is announced as as-
sistant editor of the )Ieriden Remain: Riggs
seldom makcs such a Miser-take as that.
4>~ -
{33”1‘110 Democratic Congressional (‘ou-
1 vcntion for this District, is called to meet.
in Brizlgn-[xnton \Veducsdny. Feb. 8th.
~4>—
1%“ The price of 2; ball ticket in Georgia,
with choice of partners, is fifteen cents.
i They must be rhnz’a partners
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Q i Hummers.
3 Rev. Ulimpia Brown of Bridgeport. lec~
turcd in New Canaan last evening.
A " lie is never justifiable" in Miamns: M
' least it has been so decided in debate there.
Rev J. I). Potter has been holding a series
of meetings in North Bridgeport, nml quite
a revival of religion is in progress
Mr. J. Frederick J ennings has purcli. scd
‘ fromvliinptain Godfrey the place in South-
* port. lately occupied by Capt. “’ilsou.
A file of the Farmer‘s Journal published
in Danburv, in 1790. has been presented to
the new library in that place by Mr. Eli T.
Hoyt.
There are 19 men on the Bridgeport police
force, of which number 12 are on night duty.
There were 1,488 arrests last vcur, of which
860 were for drunkenness; 962 were. Irish;
2,841 lodgers were accommodated.
A half-Witter] (2') fellow was arrested in
Bridgeport, for something, and when asked
if he did notthink he ought to be sent tojail
replied: “Yes ! either there or to Monroe. I
dou'tcare which. I have been in both. in
jail a short time and in Monroe aboutan
hour, and Idon‘t see much difference."
Last week Tuesday the Rev. 'illiam
Thompson, pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, at Miamus, and his wife went
away to be gone until the next day, leaving
the servant alone in the house. On their re-
turn the next forenoon they found the house
locked. Mr. Thompson got in through a
window. and on going to the garret found
the girl hanging by I clothes line from u ruf-
tcr. 0n the table wasan empty land-now
bottle, and stumble: beside it was colored
with the poison. She had apparently been
hanging about twelve both-s.
One day last week John Riley, of Ridge-
tield. and his mother. went to Portehester to
get his pay from L. M. llit-yen; 6: 00.. com
tractors on theRidgefieid Bantu-d503- whom
he had been 3: work. After ting his
. he wont into a saloon his moth-
er gothto an ohm.wlfll Willi-m
Show and John Mike Mo! whom
knocked him down udhdhoi whom
‘ on upon. himand wouldhave killed
{inn lnot the old Inlay-one on ‘her mus.
dendmmedtliet' ofvic .The‘
whole crowd wares-rated Ind nod to
each, and costs. . .
intmstofrome new patent WWW .
Sunday week.
place, which “‘3”
The No .
from a morn' f :10
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. of the Tollnnd 5 was pushed from a stone wall by niche-0|
- Conmv 13”,,“ who has been obliged to in- E unite. on Wednesday, (nosing him to full and
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other was badly burned about the face and
seated as wearing
of office being separated by an interval of
more than two hundred vcnrs.
adopted by a vote of 521 for, and 520 against;
a prett close vote. but. not. so close 35 it
would
jected two negative votes which were folded
I
takes
near getting kt led at the Naugnt-uck June:
tion last week, on Friday.
store a few days since with he: markethar»
ket, and the knight. of the cleaver: politely
aired mi! die muldhvoaonemeestoak.
“Steak! beef steak!” wartime reply,“No
sir! Idon'uhre meat beef. 191131le80
cow's vet.“
. Tum Emu-1mm: oysters. mi in
F“? Hue!!- The rivet-froze up berm-p the.
A stray n
Alanaon Wm ' r
Conductor Ode, of ihe N‘mgatnck rnflroad.
isneriously ill at. his residence in Bridgeport.
The iron work for the Connecticut river
bridge, for the Air Line Railroad has arrived.
Oflioer Mulchny, of the New Haven police
force, has been dismissed for sleeping on his
beat; . » ,
Last Sunday the: Rev. Dr. Stone, of New
lhvmm. (inhumane-firth anniversary
sermon .
At the Middlctmvn cit ' election the repul»
licnn ticket was success ul by a majority of
150 to 200.
The Ansonin Opera House is having seen
ery put in. and will be first—class in every
particular.
The E iscopalians of Bethlehem have
raised $3. or $4.000 to repair and enlarge
their old church.
The annual meeting of the Housatonio
Valley Milk association will be held at New
Milford, Jan. 315:.
Dr. R J. Gatling,va inventor of the cclc-
hinted Gatling Revolfipg gun, has taken up
his residence in Harm) .
Lovers of “ genuine Havana" cigars will
be glad to hear that the cabbage crop of
Connecticut was very large lust wagon.
The Rev. Mr. Staats. pastor of the First
Congregational church in New Haven, was
recently presented by his society with $2.00.
A Hartford mnn \ 'as made supremely
happy by being wished “fifty happy new
years on earth anda wann reception above."
The floor of one of the Litehfield churches
is so uneven, that in pissing up one of the
aisles, a person goes out of sight thirteen
times.
Edward Stone,of Bethel,took from Peach
Pond, on Saturday week, (A pike measuring
28; inches in length and weighing nearly 62
pounds.
The Winchester Arms Company, Saturday,
shi ipcd 6.000 stand of arms, directed to
“I nest-in," Minister of War, Constantinople,
via Liverpool.
Solomon B. Minor. of “'oodhury, while
visiting his son at the Wilbrnhnm academy,
recently, fell down stairs receiving injuries
from which he died.
President. Jackson of Trinity College.
Hartford, met. with an accident while visit-
ing his daughter in Geneva, N. X... by which
one of his ribs was broken.
0n Doolc "5 section of the Air Linc lluil-
road, near Last Hampton, there have been
killed since work commenced, eight men,
and twenty seriously wounded.
Mr. Stanton Fitch recently killed three ot-
ters in the town of Canterbury. the largest.
measuring five feet two inches in length. and
weighing twcnty-scven pounds.
Bristol has 5”” ““0111" L'I‘Wk f-‘K‘Ufy lcct their woulrdcd..._0n Friday, :nmthvr'
“WC“ “'1“ ““11”“5' 100 hands, ”’1“ on $109 battle was fought near St. Quentin. balm-«n .
000 company in “It: same plucc, has begun
the manufacturi- of turbine \vnter wheels.
A son of (‘harlcs Millenof l'niun City,
brcnk both bonus of one leg, below the kncc.
General John I“. Watrous, of Deep River,
:1 prominent dcmocmtic politician. was kill»
ed last Thursday, by the accidental discharge
n
at the Court of
London on Wed
Brinsley Sheriden at
wich.
licsieging Belfort
(left-uteri.
cring. .
mans.
but it was refused.
posts, however. \vcrc authorized
temporary truce to permit the French to col-
tlcn.
Von Gocbcn's :trmy.
prisonehx and 5.000 in killed and wounded. 1
The Germans lost 2.000 in killed and \vound~
. .Thc l’rtxssiuns arc still pursuing Bour-
baki. und'lmvc occupied Dole and invested
unvul victory is rc— ,
ported on the Pacific. two French gunlmuts E
having been sunk by a Prussian frigate. . , .
The French garrison at Longwy is making a
cd .
Dijon. ..
GENERAL
Another on trage has
In the United States
coppermnd‘ other coins has passed:
also a bill increasing pensions 20 per cent.
in five years.
Miss Motley, (laughtc
,. .. olden h~beingined
court. of impeachment in Raleigh.
The Methodist Book committee in New
York city has formally reinstated Dr. Lann-
ban.
Sh'Jumcs. was married in
NEWS.
before: high
occurred in Georgia.
in which eight negrocs wcrc whipped and
mutilated and one killed. J
Senate a bill to re-
1' of like (x-Mim‘stcr
. (‘omstock's
l [at Nada
. Eilendid New HEB“
4})eents. at Cumsfiefi’
ixtm Turkish l’runeséJ eggs pai- lb '
‘Ebmstock‘s. ‘ ’ '
____&r
Fm Turkish I’runcs
of Groceries.
The Drink of nll Drinks is S. 1“. Picks
"Mien
Illtanipcd Note Paper. of all kinds and
‘ quality, executed with nmtncss and dispatch
at A. Sword’s News Office, oppmitc the N.
of last week. to Mr.
ramptou Church.
The Emperor William, in an order of the
day, on Tuada ', announced to the army his
acceptance of t e imperial dignity, and ac- ‘
knowledged that its bravery and endurance
have hastened the unification of Germany
In the House, the omnibus and postoflice
appropriation bills were
against. Mr. James Bron s were dismissal. .
The bill creating a Territorial Government
for the District of Columbia has also passed,
a woman's suffrage clause bein
55 to 117.
A shock of an cart
T he shock
:lSSCd. The charges
5; deft-ined—
liqnnkc was fclt at
about. seven and a half o‘clock lust \vcek
Wednesday at Loconin, N. 11.. which made
a deep. heavy rumbling noise.
or explmion mus also felt at Lake Village
and was so severe as to jar houses and shake
crockery. etc. and to start logs from the ice
in the bay.
be cast to the west.
The shock
seemed to pass from
Premier Gladstone having been requested
by his Greenwich constituents to resign his
suit in Parliament, has complied with their
request, and will never ugnin sit for Green
lopt. R. W. Groove-nor retircs from
Westminster to make way for the Premier. 3 want of healthy outdoor exm‘ci>c. too rich
Y. «‘c N. 11. Railroad depot.
, S. l“. l’cck‘s Root Beer still sells. buthis
1 110! Sada lllzterruther putsit in the shade.
l
your Magazines, Periodicals. cm. bound in
any manner to suit. at low figures and with
dispatch. Try him if you please.
llrmnmv'll‘s Cough Drops, an t.'.\.ccllc:‘.l ur-
ltirlc for ('UlllS. For sale by S. F. Pork,
1 Draught.
.\. Swords. with 1111:
the new year has largc additions of new and
intcrcstinu hunks to his Circulating Libmry.
and wishes his friends to will, read. mark and
individually digest them. and judge for
themselves.
coming in of the
Jnjubc Push“. for irritation of the throat,
coughs, Hill's, Jun For sulc by N. F. I’m-k.
Drnggist.
lluu many young ladies are untitled to act
I “(-11 IlH’ll purl in life. from sedentary habits,
The Pmssiuns have expelled the p01,..- g and lim highly .‘('.L:Ulll‘Ll food. too much luv
Ft: idlu- rbc's
. A Prussian
.‘ll'lll '
twenty-find and sixteenth corps \vcrc x-nr
gag-ml, but subsequently continued their re-
treat in good order...
loaded with provisions, has been captured
by n Prussian friwutc. . . .llismnrt-k is l‘ccnv-
. .King “'lllinm \vns prnclninn-d Eur
peror of Germany at Versailles. on Thurs.
(lay. . . .Thc French made a' sortie in forcc
from Mom. Vulcricn 'l‘hurst'uiy 11mm. and:
the fighting lush-d until dark.
sum-red great loss, and five hundred luv
wounded men were captured by the (,‘cr-
Gen. 'l‘rochu asked for an nnnistice,
The German
Tlic Frcticli
c .m: :1
of [111- North and
hc Fri-itch lost 171.000
9f the 113““ "f " companion, while f‘“ hunt- dctcnniucd rv'siStanm'.. ...Tlxe Prussiuns have
”‘33 again occupied Tours. . . .Thc bombardment
Eliza “I. Tuttlc of Chi-shire, rcccivcd mic "f Longwy continues Viw’r'}“*l.‘l‘ ”l" town
of the. prizes otl'crcd by Orange Judd, fm. being in flames. . . .Tbe Prussian tlrc_on l’nn
u“. .. best specimen of putt-hing by any girl Is for a few days has slackcnul. but is to be»
not a tnilorcss, and not “v”- sixteen y...“ of gnu again Willi renewed scvcnty. . . .l’or»
:tgc.
It has been ascertained that the meat of
five diseased cattlc has been sold in Hartford
markets. The consumption of meat in that
city has fallen oil" unohulf within the last
tvvu weeks.
During the severe gale about two weeks
ago. a tobacco barn, 70x30. containing four
ticm of tobacco, lxrlinging to it Mr. Sheldon
of \Vcst Suffield, was lifted and carried
ciglit feet.
Martin “'ebb. :l runaway son of Henry
\Vebb. of Scotland. turns up in Providence,
after an absence from home since Ocumer,
during which time ins parents have heard
nothing from him.
lly an explosion 11‘th Flask and Cup shop,
“'atcrbury, on Friday, Edward Cull bud his
right hand and two fingers of the left hand
blown off. and reeeivcdother severe injuries,
from which he d icd.
The coldest day of the year a party of
Norwich fishemien walked nine miles to fish
for ickercl throu, h the ice. When they
reaciicd the place t icy found that they had
forgotten their bait, and that none wagto be
prokumt nearer than Norwich.
A lady from the State of New York. who
has been visiting her friends in Bridgeport
and New Haven, had her pocket. picked at
the depot in the_ latter place. on Saturdnf'
week..of a purse containing some thirty do —
lots in cash and about $1,700 in notes.
9
Two men were injured in Derby on the
12th while binsting rocks. They were pour
in}; powder intoa seam. and an explosion
followed, burning one man slightly. and the
eyes besides being thrown quite :1 distance.
Out of the lwcnty~eight portraits of the
Governors of Connecticut, in the Senate
Chamber of Hartford, only two are repre-
thc moustache—John
Winthrop and Joseph R. Hawley, their terms
A double elopement is reported in. New
Haven,—-—Lhe men, Augustus B. Curtis and
a party named Pierce, and the women Mrs.
Plait and Mary Carpenter. Theb double
team have appropriate y none to t,
Curtis leaving a wife “(ftfi’o children, and “3 muclifimmsi “"023?
Mm. Flatt. a husband and one child. “3 if 311°. $58391, h
direct; '
‘
The city charter of New Britain was
are been had not. the moderator re-
ogether. rohnbl bymistlke. The charter.
drag: on thye second Hominy in April.
Mr. Bnel Sed 'ck. of New Britain. came
Hejumpcd from
A wounn called at a. Norwich provision
« 1f
\ulvcs.
before the
5683.
men the Rev. D
my%m%.. and Miss
Wm. 8. Newton and
.Aftc
thc Pnrisians are.
tionsof Fnidhcrbe's army still continue to
arrive in the northctn cities of France. in u
disorganized condition. . . .Gnmbetta has left
Lille for Laval. . . .The I’russians (nurtured
two hundred and fifty car loads of army
storcs at Dole-..
tic,
leader in the place of Trochu. . . . Von Molt-
kc has given Jules anre a pass through the
German lines. for the purpose of :illc
the London conference.
1‘ his unsuccessful sur-
looking., for a new
a
‘*
List of Patents
Issued from the L'nlted Stntcs Put-m! ()fIll‘l', l
for the week curling Jan
State of Connecticut, furnished us from the 7
office of John E. Earle, Solicitor of Pull-ms, ‘
New Haven.
17. 11171. for
.1. ll. Antes, of Stamford, padlock.
G L. Hart, of New Britain. animal traps. l
A. llcssut‘r. of Ellington. \vedgc for split- E “
tin,:_r wood.
\V. R. Landfcnr, of Hartford, xmmufm-tur~ »
inc of e ’elct blanks.
ict Bnrnhnm Manufacturing: (fmu- .
puny, of “'atcrbury, ussignccs, tnucllinc for
muuufcturing bin es.
. Burr, of Rockvillc, mu» :
cllinc for mixing concrete. '
Ben
S. Putnam and
(‘. Allen; of Hartford. hot air-furnace.
Burton Mallory, of New Iluvcn. assigncc.
reversible knob latches.
Berrymnn Regulator
Hartford.
assignces, water or
and Alarm Company
steam
A. Fowler, of Seymour. petperincr pines.
A. 1). Laws. of Brid-rcport. uilcr.
L. ()tto. P. Myer, ofll‘q'cwton, manufactur-
ing of safety matches.
__..___..>. -——
Fourteen of the crew of the steamer Flor-
l'. S.
idn, which put into New Louder) for repairs.
were arrested Thursday morning and brought
Commissioner.
hearing on charge of nmtiny on the high
It seems from the evidence in the case
that the vessel is bound to Halifax from
New York. and that the. crew shipped for the
run. and that when they made New-London
they considered that. the run was over.
the vessel was put in disabled. the crew wu
for a
As
their superiors orders
,gontinned her. course
In this city, Jan. 19. at. the residence of T. I. R“.
n Bethe}. Jan.
nine! of
Mr. Clue. Davis. 6:
1'. Spam .
Emma Waterbury, of New Ca~
noun. '
In this city. Jan. 1 by the. Rev. D. A. Goodnell.
Intlllnclt J in. hysitihgalivhsaiiumdeim
y. an: e v. . .
tunes P. Cary, of Brid “3'
B xbee. of this city.
Mr. Wildmn Adams and Miss E.
Mr.
geport. and Miss Sarah C.
the train while it was in motion. and was Jflncsllflh. both Weston.
. .. ~ I Jinan“: resideneeotth.
thrown from his feet- stnkmg violently upon “is,“ h a by the Rev. 3 “‘33, SL John, Shine;
his head, and then rolling under the when}; gun-rm of Wm lyn, and n. Adele. daughter or n. o-
from which he was rescued by Daniel . M . . W‘- . .
Crosby after being seriously bruised and cut. “mg," ‘31.?be thafnmhn'mEmt 1;" n. ““313
In puma}: his. Jan. 9 by the Rev. Mr. Monroe.
Ir. J 1" Ballade}
’P. Ferris. of Greenwich.
pith, and Miss Hm
lndwhmrthe attic disease is gotrid of.
cut mmofl‘ three or founpounds-of
name-rm The oyster- .
med’ in Kev, Haven he brought
DIED.
In Norwnl
' L.
F-
’s...» eon
11815“!
Jan. 1’7. name. 'onlyvenhi‘llggol Geo. L.
are ,
m§§fll¢flu Wfil base; ”years.
1.1;). a, NM
5%. ' ‘
mg. wire of more};
WM .lnim m:- .i,
..\ Frcuch voila-1..
advanced .
,
llkllll"
the
from Alsace. . . .Bourbaki utmcketlthc army 1 in}: of the mental faculties, too little physi-
on Sunday week. but was l (3,1 ,.x..z.li,,,._
The battle continued durin'ar tbc
entire (lay until dark and was renewed on _ _ ,
Monday, when the French were again rc— E thm s:|_\' 11 you feel lll'L‘tl when you 1154' at
lit-mcdy this evil. 'l‘zilu- \‘v :u'»
l ncr‘s Dyspepsia 'l‘onix- , Give it a trial and
pulsed with a heavy loss in kiflcd and l morn. Hcc atlvertiscmcnt.—I)uil_l/ ('ourirr.
wounded. . . .Chauzy’s retreating columns
were uttockcd the sumc day, when the In 'l‘ic |-)olcrousrll. rub llcnm-‘s l’uin-IiilL
in; .‘luxir (til all around the car, and t'>]‘(‘
('i:l]l_\' on HIV prntnim-nt 1:.cz- lmnc abun- 112v
(111‘. XXV! thus rczu'li tllc " tiflh puir of
“cm “s obit-h :I“ to Ibc face." and if yo't use
'il faithfully it svvoncnrcs. Sold by Drug-
,15 can. be'r 1b., in. I
(«10 to (Tomstock‘s for anything in the lint: "
.\. Swurd's News Depot. is the place to get.
Lumber of all kinds dressed and sawed to order.
which we offer for x-‘alc in. tbe'very lowest market
iricc. for cash (unapproved credit. at the yard former-
i)‘ occupied by \Vm. K. James. Esq. “'05! Side .\or-
wnlk Bridge. _ .
('all and ecc us. \‘t'c wxll b.- plcnsed to rle'd‘ our a.»
Went to all. ' " ' ‘
‘WBI. K. JA‘MES’ NEPHEWS.
JOHN WI. HUBBELL. THAI). K. EFF-3m.
South Norwulk, Jun. 25. 1871. 11-3111
Use Renne’s Pain Killing
MAGIC 01L:
" It Works Like a Chlfl‘lfl-”
Reader-7 in h
Renuc‘e Palmiiillin 1' Magic Oil cures Hem c
Renne‘a Pittn-Klllln; magic 011 euros Too he'!
Reune‘s Pain-Killing Magic 011 cures hearalgu. ,
Renae”: Pain-Kl ng Iagic Oil mania: Hpflms
Renne‘n Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism !
Ronnie‘s Pain—Killing Magic 0}] cures [me11658. .
chue‘u Pain—Killing Magic 011 cures Skin Diseases .
Some folks Been to be proud of telling how mlune
their shoulders are"—of ‘ my crlck in the'back -—or. ,
“ l hsve got the Sciatic-aW—anctl’ delight: weig‘gagfi
" ' "mncnremeF— utw e ‘B .
Elfvtvfulncitdlizs ‘ to use Renae? Rig—Killing Magic
Oil. faithfully. we not only cure their lameness und
charm nwuv their pains. but we actually take all that
kind of " brag out of them!“ and they frankly own
up. and say "'It Works like a mi ‘ 4
Sold hv all Druggiste. Merchants, and‘txrncers. h
It is pin up in thrcc sizes, and called :Trinl Size.
“ Medium >izc." and “gargc F8313: Slfzv.‘ tub-23103.
' s - > ctoran.unuac .
“ )4. 1112x311 01L Yup Ptrrsrinnn. 113:5.
11-‘
9 .
Sold by F. ll. l‘l RDY. South Nurnuzlk.
ANDREWS 61. HURLBUT’S
New Haven Hams! ‘
l
l
‘ .‘tuel ldLL‘ 1m (:lllt‘i‘.
. LVN: ;
l .
c . . . . . .
, )[ul lxu intgllg‘t 1" 1 - mm‘n Nurwatk. “04123. 1870. on“
‘ SOFT” Nonwux. Jan. 9:). 'viih‘ _« —7 i i A
.uum'm). GEORGE HODGES,
‘ J In 21' 511mg: How Bad. Beer». . la). Io" .\'m".\.til.
>.\ll,l".l). H ..;_v -u (:..— rt «uni-red his ix-ulth as to be able to
‘ Jun '3" .‘lvmp lady Jackson. “cunt-H. for Lung n we business, announces to his olt‘. patrons and
I Irlflv'rl fr ~ 1hr: h:- i.» pwpnrcd in
\llfllllll.\Ni)A
Hark mural: \. Militli. Bishop, of i‘l. Julur, N. B..
from Lin rpnol ft'r Boston. with :m :rw‘nrtvd cargo,
rnilruuvl irun, Nlll. wool. etc. ran ()1)
Shoal during the lace blow.
i Finn]! lluudy. formerly owned by Messrs. llallock
1 & llum. of (irccupurx. lms been plln‘llflst'll b) (‘::pt.
1 \‘\'_.l \l'ussun, of llridgx-mrt. and E. B. chrtou. of
l (vrm-npnrt. und will can no to be run as a packet
but“ ecu l’urt Jt-fl'rrson and Bridgeport. .1.- heretofore.
BY
Dt‘ ml, on
o'clock I' .‘.1.
ll ll
Notice.
invitation of Messrs. Hoyt Brothers. the Old
Thursday ev’uniug. January 26th. at 7
By order (‘f
1-2. A. “'OOI)“'.\ RIL I’rI‘-‘1dc1n
To Rent.
[he residenci- of "on; E. A. “‘oodward. ‘ossee-
sion gin-n on llll' first of April.
'I‘ ticker-mick .
wt-H t'luh nn' requested to meet at their Oyster }
’l‘lllikli-I ”(116115. on “‘oodwnrtl avcnuc. opposite ‘
Inquire at oflla‘ of
t
l v
‘ Buy, Sell, Rent, or Excnange Property
on Ills loin: experience in tho: Ilenl his»
ixzv Form: nu business. and his large acquaint»
ancc in this :3' and vicinity. urt- pinto d :it the dis-
} pot-at of those \\ ho entrust their properly to his care.
E beveral desirable
’ HOUSES TO LET,
and prnprrtv for sale. Ottioc at his rteidcnce No. 1
Union street. where he can be consulted at all rcn~
fiolwblc hours. Particular attention is called to some
very pleasant Houses in mymond‘e Block. of which
immediate possession can be given.
1 soum Nam-am. Jan. 19. 18’1. mu
on ('ntutnlr
l
i INVESTnIENTs.
Best Railroad Bonds,
INTEREST FREE OF ALL TAXES.
; 9‘21"!“ (“"1“)? Pi" “mum“ 9"“‘1’3‘3- {‘ifl Government Bonds.
To Let. 1 Stock in South Norwalk and Darien Insti-
' . s. 7 ‘
Brick Dwelling House near the Depot. Also the ulnl'n" for "“91“. BIEL‘ ILLL E~ BIEAJ):
J upéM-r part of 2: house on L-‘rosn Street. ucnr Old
Field lulu.
Donn Town.
Also n house on You Zamdt Ah-nuc,
Apply to DUDLEY l’. ELY,
A! the Bunk.
south Nuruutk, Nov. 11, 1870.
! Dividend.
' Urn: r. Nonwus u.“ LIGK’I‘ C0!!'Afil.i
Nonwm, January 1'1. 1871. \
share. payable on and after February 1. 1871.
1 10-21 THOMAS H. MURISUN, Svervlttr}.
Election.
,' "l
the Norwnlk Steam Ferris ting Company. for tm
‘ election 0! Directors. for the cunning vent. will be.
‘ridny. 23th
| held in the office of Raymond Bruin.
' inst._ut712::‘tloek.c.x.
'3 ‘2! ’l'. l. RAYMOND. Secretary.
Equine.
AN
Bv order of
WWII. H. BENEDICT.
qu. SEYMOUR.
\VM. 1!. \VILCOX.
Numb Nurwnlk. Jan. 25, 1871.
in:. February 1. 1871.
I Board
of
llielicf.
II~II
’l‘llli Board of Directors of this Company have
‘this (l:l)' declared a Dividend of one dollar a
‘1”: regular Annual lllt‘cllfl" of the emcLholdt-rs of
adjourned meeting of the Boar-(Inf Relief for
the city of South Norwulk. will be held in the
(‘uuncil Chamber, Hlys Block. on \Veducsday cvcn.
73m Darieu Depot, Conn.
w. R. CAKES, M. 0.,
Surgeon, Occulist and Aurist,
AS rctumcd again to Surwalk. and 1,5 ready to
11 receive patients for treatment of such maln—
diee as the following:
Diseases of the live and Far. Consumption in all
its varieties. Nervous Debility.nnd ev ' form of
Female Oomph-time, Citarrnh Scrornln, eumuc
Pains in nuv 1 the bodv Nemigins dd .
er.
rt 0
tux-rum. an 1 isenses of the Kidney: and
The Doctor will be glad to see his old friends. and
as many new ones as may desire topatrnnize him.
Any quantity of testimoniuls can be seen at his
ufl’lt'c, over the store (If Kun )p If. Dickermnu. Wash-
ington street. South No . from 9 A. 1.. to 6 r. n.
(‘onsultntion and advice man's. Call and see him.
and get a. circular.
The. Doctor will visit
when required.
BOOK AGENCY.
‘IIE subscriber has taken the Agency for Fairficld
County. for the rare work noticed in another
column of this paper. of
patients during the day,
10~2t
W — _ Notice.
cricnltuml Suciely will be
wood ‘s
the cnlnlnlllt‘l‘ appointed to revise the premium list,
appoint thc time for holding the next annual Fair.
and dainty other buckle-w new ‘
i said tum-ting, ('IIAS. I. PLU
Secretary
Bridgeport. Jan. 22!. 167). ll~2t
For Sale.
4 side of the Roten Hill Road. north of “limb
Lane. adjoining Mr. Moses Byxbee‘e place. Soil good.
Location unsurpassed. Plenty of building stunt
Valuable bed of muck. 1.000 feet from. on the. highv
way. Will make 100 building lots. Price for the en-
tire plot $2.500. no less. on (my terms. Apply to
A. L. \"ANDERBILT. or \V. T. CliA‘V,
6-6!
In the District (but! of the United Stale: for (he Die;-
(ricr 9f Wdicut. '
ruptchnnkru t.
Tne undersign hereby Hives notice of his Ip-
mintment as mlg‘nul‘ of l nnford B. Fair-child. uf
nbury. in the 0
Connecticut. within said District, who has been ud-
'ndgcd a hankm t upon the petition of his (Tt'dll’urs
y the Hon. illium D. Shipman. Judge of said
court, within and for said District.
Dated at Bridgeport. Dec. 21. 1870.
8—“ JOHN P. BEATTY, Aseiguee.
Real Estate for Sale.
NEW House and Lot on Eire Neck. worth
4 twelve hundred dollars. “'11 take lent—one
cord Street, will ecllrthis for less than cash cost, $300
only to be Building Lots on road to Keyser‘s
Island end
ot Mr. lamb and Gov. 13rd. and on nods
Street. Jerusalem Hill. One hundred dollarsa lot only
need be to down, bullunce on mortgage. A ly to
yTRY C. ELY City'ol’ South Norms:
A’rHAN c. ELY. New York.
2-” or by letter to N
Commipsioners Notice.
' HE an “been: pain, ted. the Connor Pro-
! F botanic!- the District“ Ngiwdk Commission-
'ers to receive. examine, . e‘upon the clnim
of the creditors of the astute of mm A. Futon.
an insolvent debtor; or Nanak, in mil District, m
oeepnr, Room, in
mud . , qu
said ”yofl'ébr Wand
im 096de:
mam ‘ ' of and:
- mid...“ Wnfli'fllm fem- m on
Ignite “libido, atone»! chino
Wham... .-
:mm ..
.Immthe .
“Titanium
. em
4t.&~ ,. -
held in Look-
Jlltildilxg, Not-walk, on “'ainosdxv. February
8th. 1371. at 10 o‘clock A. LL. to hear the report of
AX adjourned meeting of the li‘nirfleld County
A
to he done at
MB.
“LEVER acres and-eight rods of and. on the east
South Norwalk, ('t';
Nth?! matter of Word 3. Fairchild. in bank
untv of Fairfleld. and State of
thousand can remain. A ncwflonse and Lot on Con-
11.
’ilson‘s Point op in: e lendid rronnd .
wool? "
:1 ed in trust for the bend“): hingreditors, hereby
gig: noticethnt we will attend C6111: Engineers of our
' nary.
A)? 1. 38' fine o‘doub‘n on
”(if an dds)": !
" ' 9-31!”
The Bible Hand Book,
and will TUCUI¥C oracle at his ufiicc. for six 1o eopicsc
or for packages, to be govt to any part of ' 0 county.
Price in (limb .................. ' ..... $1 50,
Morocco Hr Calf, .................... 2 ~5,
Morocco or Calf, gilt, ................ 2 50.
To clubs of 29 or over. a discount of 10 per cent.
will be allowed. Agents wanted in every town.
T-tf DENKIS PLA'I'I‘.
lNSUREiAGAlNST LESS; BY FIRE
IN THE
Most Rolinblo Coxnpunios‘,
AND AT THE
MOST REASONABLE RATES,
At the Oflice of MELVILLE E. m1).
Dal-ion Depot. Conn.
BELL" a; ‘RAYMON D,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer:
_m_
Oysters, Clams, FiSh‘ and Lobsiers,
Oysters by the Barrel and Gallon.
Fruit and Vegetables in their Season.
\vEs'roPTuEN ' R .' . ’ =
. oi?) K anwt‘rswzwumm
south Norwalk, Conn.
nun): BELL. 613530! mrxuxn.
l-tf
Real Estate For Sale
IN xvms'ppon'r.
ONE Cottage House and two acres of land, kiln.
sled on Prospect Hill. in the town a! “Festpofl,
commanding n beautiful view of Long Island Sound.
Also, nine acres of land. ranted near the Comp'o
school house. /, Fifteen acres opposite flanges
.Dock, ,lbo‘nf Leno‘ feet. of water front. suit-
.able for a mocha residence. Also. twentysfive
acres on tanni- its-“28ml “mailman itmet, in
' lots to suit purchasers. Inquire of
E. e. snrrn.
_ msu‘nu'rxrnn '
Travelers Insurance 60.,
" '- "Gf‘Hartfo' rd,00nn.
up '7 .W- ,A‘ocxdenu,»
, " , att
7-8111 '
, . MEAD,
Darien Depot, Conn.
Advertisement.
1,, 19$...ng mm B.
.rwm
EAS'ISWEEOFIAHI STREET“ W i ,snu ’
-. 31 nrshulf" Sh‘cef,
SOUTH NORWALK. G’lk
HORSES AND ('ABRIAGESy
Tl) LET AT ALI. HOURS.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTEN DE 9.
CARRIAGES,
Charges rm ble
3 ll
To 2111 twins and eteamboate.
Dec. 1. 1870.
Sewing Machines
FOR ALL-
First-class Machines for sale Ind to mt. on catty
terms. Second hand Machines taken in exchange.
THE EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE
took the Firs-t Prize at the American lustitutc Fair.
1867 and 1868. and is recommended as being: cqiul to.
the best in every respect.
THE ELLIPTIC
is nmmxfacmrcd and warranted bv the “'hcelcr
Wilson Company. a: will be seen by the fozloumc.
" We manufacture and warrnnt the Elliptic bewuig
Machine. and rccotnmcml 1: With the recent tmprme
mt-nts no one of the best for family use and the gen
1 ‘ wee: of sewing."
erffiizriigdy WHEELER & “’ILSUS Mfg. (1:.
A large assortment of Pictures for sale (heap
HENRY JONES.
(win-r211 Agvnl. 510.51 .‘elain street, Xzirnulk
South Norwnlk.
‘L
Noruzxik. Jan. 10.1371.
IRON PEN GIN G.
Tlu- subscriber is now prepared in make and fur
Dish several styles of
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tn cticlwt‘ rlmrvlicz. ducllinp and burial plutr. .'\.1~~-
Iron Gait-s, Doors, Sliultcru and
Gratings.
Inm .:.rs..-md Bolts for building purposes. .-.:;.;
mar) .ner articles in the line of
BLACKSMSTH WORK.
1 thin}; I can suit all those who requiri- anything in
mv line. Call and see what I Eu do. Shop near tin-
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C. II. KENDALL, Ill. 1)..
OP 143R ATOI? .
Ofiiu? in Swords Building. comer “'asliin-nuu Lint
Main streets. South NOrwalk, Conn.
EVERY VARIETY OF DENTAL “'UltK.
D_UXE IN THE BEST MANBTIf.
Trot/1 Extracted without I ’Iu'u
by {he use quaug/u'ug (Juan
(Jr without Gas. if desired.
Oflice not. openo'n thkys and Satin-dare.
FURNITUE’E‘
-ASD_
UNDERIAKING.
WE KEEP ON HAND A (GEXERAL ASSORT-
N‘EXT 0F
FURNlTURE OF ALL KINDS.
l' NDER'I‘A KING.
We are prepared to furnish everything nice-sonn-
for the inter-mail of the dead. \\'e Ire use prepared
to keep bodies in a patent ice casket without Wclr
(in: the bud}.
E. RAYMOND & SON,
‘ No. 36 Slain strum opposite PfiEWlII Building,
horwalk, Nov. 17, 1870. 1711
MRSJ. A. JUDI), _,-
EGS have to inform the ladies of South Non
Inn: and vicinity that she he just returned from
New York with a New and Varied Went of
Millinery Goods,
Consisting of
hi
Velvets, Ribbons. Heine‘s, frames. Laces. 61c.
Trimmed Bonnets <3: Jockeys
kept constantly on land. and made tom-Ger.
netted with our Midmer‘ ‘ ] anrtment, an
Dress and Cloakmaking Rooms.
Particular “Iranian paid to Patterns.
\Vashingtou Street. two doors below the Buzz).
GIFT AND MISCELLANEOUS
B O O K S ,
OXFORD 131131’LES.
PRAYER BOOKS,
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(30ch Picture Books.
, _ eon THE
H 0le D A Y Ss
um; 7- ‘
A. SELLECK’S.
Norwnlk. Xov. 19: 183. T
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KEEPS ream-smut timer“
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“Emma: BLOCK.
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Nomflkrllefg}. 125m. . _ , ,. 7 . 34f
JOHN HrSHITll,
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Norwalk Chronicler