South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, February 9, 1871 · page 4

 

 

 

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whichhedairnaeanbefiredmdmes with-
.mtusingtheqronge.

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lberemarkataXeWOdeanalady,sged
eighty. when the justice mounted.

or wewmpene: more than 86,000,.
mcopiahnbaaaafl. litmus
of mm b I,” anally. Dr.
Webster received one per cent. upon every
copy.

AnEngl'fl writerthinh“the American
earlypocatoeawflloometoanmderelmg’
foraseachnewvarietyisclairned to ripen
tendayaudierfiaaaayothrJlem
plantingand diggingwinsoouhemedup.‘

Captain Eyre, of at; British steamslrlp
Bombay. who was punidaed for sinkingthe
l'. S. steamship Oneidaby “mien for
‘six mouthfhasbeen notified,“ thatlria
"scrawmexpireidrataisformeren-
gnluyersdonotwanthlmany more.

Anmflle wee-pay“
paidtheim h- tbedeatbda an:
um: nWMMyeanofl, who took
nutlriapolky i311”. Ilia said to bethe
first instanoeinwhidraninsuramhascver
been paid onthe lifeof acentenarinn.

Anotheruoteworthyarrivaliathatof the
steamship Hagdala at New York, this being
the first steamship which has entered this
port fromChinalryw-yotthenew highway
or commerm—tbe Suez Canal. The pas-
sagehither occupied ninety-eixdaya The

' cargo of teamdsilks was worth more than
amilliondolhl'fi

kaheiress of the late publisher

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oftheBMo-r Jamaal mjnat oome'rnto
possession at her fortune (mm and a?
husband. She presented him with anele—l
gnntly furnished house as a wedding gift. s
This is an exhibition of woman‘s rights’
which no one objects to. ,

A Bantam at a fair ode-red a young lady l
$10 for a curl from her head. To his sur-

priaeahepmnptlyeutit ofl‘andtramterredl

it A mend subsequently blasted the pur- 3
chat-ens triumph telling him that she made
a good thing of it, as the whole a ig only cost
her $3.

Three years ago a highly reopen-um: Bos-
ton merehant gave $5.000 to one of its cher-
ished edmtional institutions. which gift
alone. seemed Madeira of mom The
gentleman humor seen “rein-idea! the
qvciety‘s building, not hallo ever been invi-
ted to visit it.

The panache! “worm in Nevada
munty, Calm “In; last year, amount—
vd to m m There are in this
munty 70mm trees, of which num-
ber 30,000 are over three yoatsold. Thaw
wage time of feeding the worms in Nevada
county is thirty-eght days.

Anoldbachelor editor. thusin hisapite,
mm o- a recent moonlight w:
"Weld: warm» midnidrthst
night, andgaoarwayhoue wesawa young
lady and gamma honing agateonin
hinge; They were evidently indignant at
heingontsolate,aadweaawthanbiteeach
other several time.

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

Strawberry,

PLAN”

Tm WM
CeleryPLaoh.

Choice. a-art-nt a!
PLOW“ “TIMETABLE SEEDS,

DUTCH 38138.

watt-ca reatorhegeng :oldrolee

M! a. 30m
magnum an mums.

SOFT}! NOBWALK. CONN.
South Norwalk. Vow-.17. III.

C. SWARTZ G: CO.

1!

Wants attire following
Brands of Cigars :

NON PLUS our-u,

Grant and Colfax,
S'I‘AR OF THE WM.

”FLEX, SAI’S, Etc” Etc.

Wholeuleaniletafllhalaraln

Thou. no” a. Go’— ,

P. LORllLARD t: cos,
D. H. McAlpin a; Co.’s,

AND

Ira. c. I. Illlor C Go.'a

Whitney ll Bookwlth
MWAIIK, (.13,

They nah: from mall Wtypu. Ambrotypea
or Grub.

rarest-emu

. ln Oil, lndialak and Water Colors?

DO THE PEOPLE KNOW

That we‘larn m km the
mi! mm ”Mia ”benefit at
Meadehethaotleatb.

thattheacold timeanbelmpmredby the
lad!!! all the lupufeetlons and defects
at!” full or mark- tu the akin.
mad and beautiful produ uoed‘

DO THEY KNOW
that we nickel and mauled

Imam

knownmthearttmm theexparlineeot ova two-1y
yeah. (‘all mrly for BollhyGflta.

WHITNEY & BECKWITH.

841’

W. H. SWORDS,

- MerchantTailor,

003. WASHIGNN AND IAIN 8T8-

S'OUTH NORWALK, CONN

Scotch Chevolts, Meltons, Grape
and English Coatings,

MADE UP IN STYLE. AND AT LOVV-
EST PRICES.

A good It warranted and made an [be customer
may want it. Cutting done for other! to make as

Wore. Aleo, alarge assortment at

a..." m CAP--
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S. F. P2303,
Druggist and Apothecary,

 

TOBACCOflE
And Smoers'ktlcles generally. g

31-1”. 31-00:.
1 1f Scott; Nor-walk, Comm. 3
GREAT BARGAINS 3

—-.-\T TEE—~—

CENTRAL

Brat m Shae 8mm.

“transcriber-would respectfully can unatten-
tloaofthe pahlicto Muwmamm—
mangenqilmmeatd

mm, um All “33m.

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we WILL NOT in: txnnnsom.
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bandage-apiece “hiya-panic:
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Dominate

GIVE US A CALL.

...“ & STEVENS,

Ioarly appeal” I. I. Depot.

 

Pure, Select.

MI E l ,m..- .. l ,

FINE TOILEI‘ SOAPS.

Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,

coal-:83.

Perfumery in Great Variety,

A 030m LOT a} wmm
PATENT MEDICINES,
mar. wanna.

hm, 1mm men.
In fact mm. a hwoom Pink

—Pbyatdaaa‘ Frag
:ekgt‘,“ limo Washington afiet.

loath Nor-alt. Now.

on) war.
LIVERY STABLE,

one carefully oom-
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CASH CAPITAL $200,000,

All paid in and sectirely invested

 

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OIL,

And Manufacturers

”OF——

Inertia-mane.
QQA“. NY.&NE.

8:47
7: 5 New York Ex 7:48 “
8:18 “ No train. Btfl “
8S “ New Haven 9:0! “
9:0! “ New York 9:35 “
his ‘ New Haven K1 9:“ “
rm " attain. 10:15
W; " New Ham is. 11m
:30 “ No hairs. “:3 ‘
1:15 P. I No mlu. 12:8 P M
23 " . Y. Amour. 1:”
1:10 “ New Raven. 1:81 ‘
1:41 “ New Karen Ex ta)
ta) “ No train. 2:!) ‘
zoo “ No traln. 2:63 ‘
ea: ‘ New York E: 3:25 ‘
8:25 New York 3:50 ‘
am No train. 4:!)
4:18 Bantu Ex w z
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5:19 ‘ New ark Ix 5:40 “
5m ‘ New Raven. 5:53 “
5:51 V. Y. a N H 6:!) ‘
6:!) ‘ No train. (MB ‘
6:3 ‘ No train. 7:11 ‘
7:17 “ New Haven 7:“) “
72‘) “ 0 train. 3:“ at
8:06 “ No train. 8:3! ‘
88 “ No train. 825 “
Q55 " No min. 9:17 “
k1? “ N. Y. a». h H hr 9:49 “
am “ No train. 10:00 “
10:“! “ Saturday only. 10:8) ‘

 

sluice Elohim Family

FLOUR.

Receivers of Choice

Brands 8 T. LO U I 8.

Office foot M“Wd§hfiigkm street.

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large lots of job am
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EAsTEnx. “m“ “manor:
“'ESTERN‘ south gagglglhgposim Lucas’ Holt-lg!
“{‘I‘ADA- RAYMOND BROTHERS,
G E()RGI A \\ holemlt and Retail Dealers in

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For the Farm,

 

”WIN LOCKWOOD President.

Seeds! Seeds"

For the Garden.

For the Lawn.

Constantly on hand the Luv-gust Stock of

FREE}! AND GENUINE

 

 

Y Duty Redhead-

WE ARE SELLING
PlRFEO'fl-Y PURE

Tea: and Games,
EXTRA FINE QUALITY.

GUAIAN‘I‘EED “Us WEIGHT

F. A. TOLLES & 00.,

MAIN STREET, EAST OF R. R. DEPOT,
SOUTH NORWALK,
DEALERS TS
F1118 GWBS, PNllSllllS,
FLOUR, FEED, £3.

AGENT! FOR

The Great United States Tea 00.

South Norwnlk N0\'.17.1870.

L. M. GRUMMAN,
pnacrrcar.
LEE.

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WATCHHAKEB ll JEWE

First to establish the business in
this city in 1859.

 

In the VVorld.

Catalogues mailed on application to

J. M. THORBURN & (‘o.,

' Unm 1'15 and Importers and Health in Souls,

I5 JOHN STREET,

NL‘W X’ORK.

SOL THERN CONNECTICUT

llf

LUMBER MARKET.

iLEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,

(Niven-nor to Hill A llnbht-ll and Tullt-e a 813'.)

Has now on hand, and is constantly receiving

I 4 IT 1‘1 B 141 B ,
And (in ofl‘t'r
Superior lnducenaents
to the Retail Trade. and to Carpenteru and Joiners.
\"0 keep the Celebrated
FASSETT BRAND RIVED
and the
S. K. & Co. XX SATVED
SHINGLES,
The Beat in Market.
0m Aim YARDS:
WATER STREET, Norwalk,
WASHINGTON 81%, South Norwaflt.

LEWIS “WWW
0mm F. ”LLB, Special Partner.

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F. B. PUBDY,

 

CITY DRUG STORE,

ELY’S BLOCK,

l :3
Perfumery, Patent Medicines,

soaps. STATIOKEBY,‘T01LET AND
Fancy. Goons;

 

 

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DEALER 15

American, English and Swiss

WATCHES,

Of the dim-rem makers, in Gold and Sil—
ver oases.

SOLID GOLD JEWELRY,

NEW AND ELEGANT DBIGNS.

eAlso, a large assortment of all the cheap-
rgrades, at prices defying competition.

Solid Silver and Plated Ware,

On hand and made to order, of an) de-
sired weight or pattern.

Silver Plated Ware;

A specialty, at manufacturers‘ prices.
A GREAT VARIETY or!

CLOCKS,

Of different makers and price;

VIOLINS BOVVS STRINGS

And trimmings of all kinds, together with

agenoral assortment of [anally found
In a. Jewelry Storeral which. I
make it to your interest to 0buy of me.
PATRONIZE YOUR 0% RATHER THAN OUT

will

ring fine Watches. Jewel French (Boon,
Manned: Boxes, and all the moatrdlmcult job: done

sea, at abort at reasonable
prleea. Wanton, claim an Wilma-gs over those
who are obliged to send to New Yor'kmge toget any the

ANTHRACITE AN D BITUMINOUS

COAL,

FOR SALE BY THE CAR-LOAD
’ OR CARGO.

AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATE!)

Franklin Coal, of Lykens Valley.
HARD & SOFT WOOD,

CUT To ORDER.
amen, ‘
ulna,
CEMENT,
pus-ran,
CATTLE HAIR,
all: STONE, ac.

STONE CUT lN ANY STYLE or SlZE
HAY, GRAIN 9

FLOUR. rm], Hummus,
And General Produce.

Our Grain, Flour, Feed, to,
. m m

Best Brands in the mallet,

Regularly received from the Wool; and other sodium,
per Gar-load.

OFFICE 1ND YARD,
FOOT OF W'ABHING’PON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

BRANCH OFFICE:

BROWN’S 8303' STORE,
SENT-IN“ BUILDING.

‘Boo'I'ANBSHoE
EMPORIUM

moi. GENTS, new “13.01115

 

 

 

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ORGAHS,

-—AND—

MELO‘DEONS,

FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

-AT—-
PARKER’S STORE,

N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,

One door north of Bennett’s dry goods store.

¢.M:POTTER

Will keep: stock 0! Instruments at Parker‘s store
and will sell than on monthly tnstamnents.
Old instruments taken in «change for new.

11. H. PRITCHARD,

One door west of the Postomcc.

Has the best value 11)

FANCY GOODS,

AND

NOTIONS,

Ex- r (meted in thisl city. The n are all new and
he- h bought very low, andare ngwldoaahads
of which in lower than any quota-
tio: .

Hold at par
madg

lelee will Ind a nice assortment of well-made
U N D E R. W E A R .
ALSO. A GOOD LINE OF

Merino Vests and Drawers,

ANO’Im LIKE OF THOSE

BLACK ALPACAS,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE
\VOOL SHA W'LSj
Bought at a forced aalr, and being sold at less than
jobbore‘ prices.

H. H. PRITCHARD.

One door west of the Poetoflee,

South Kuwait. Nov. fl, 1815. l-tf

WSouth Nor-walk" ' ”3/ “—

PLlll

RANUFACI'UREBS OF AND DEALERS IN

Llhlll, Sash, Blink, Bars, an,
BALUSTERS, NEWELS, ac,

FOR STAIRS AND RAILINGS.

 

 

Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing,
Planing and Turning.

Black Walnut, Che ,
,constan yon hand.

“'URKS NEAR THE WAT LAWG.

R. I. TOLLES, Treasurer.

c. 1". row. 1). a. aums.
South Norwalk, Nov. 11. 1810.

sum:-
14;!

FRASER dc LEE,

Importers and Jobbem of

Drug: and erlttx’ Sundries,

Choice Perfumery,
Per-ales, Fine Soaps, £15.,

20 Batman Street. New York.

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LII-LEE.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
commune m m Isa:

Trains leave Passenger Station at South Smalls as
follows:

For New Yeti.

At tr A. _l. Boston Expreaa.
gag stopping at all mum
7:135 “ Lou] stopping at Daria:
If}; ': stopping at all stations.
the P. rt atall em
ear “
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5:41 Boston
k1? mutations.
9:87 Boston

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