.. saw at!!!
my.” boat I utter: a
mummmitbyfielstot May.
The We inHaddamisg:
ML aliquordealainxewY
Hi, estate embraces a
mu istohavethslio’doeknd!
o’clarkhellagainJhe theCommasCmndlhav-
ingvotdtopyfllllor ringing thebellat
can: y years m
offiswsll known Aquaria Homngye
Miller! in Tarrytowuafewdaysslnce,
agede-ean
Ayoangman into: barrel of in
agrocerystorein n, Iatw and
brokemefifteeu not them beforehe
wasextricated. '*
The America Pu Company, of
Hartford, will soon have the miscella-
neous and magazine of the
late A?“ "
A brother of Hark Twain is to edit the
.imeracoaPublwIer a ournal soonto heis-
suedwfieA—riIIJPuflihilgConpony,
(>me
John G Whittier, was once an editor, haw
ing succeeded D. Prentice on the
New W New, published atHartford,
more than thirty yearsago.
A Connecticut speculator who
went south has t a plantation}:Lace s
and a church, and is now negotiating for a
town- house and a grave-yard.
The principal part of the machinery of
the Winchater Arms Compan, at a.Bndge
ha hen moved to New -
eral undred workmen will soon Iollow.
William Evans amped from a window in
Middleton. San y night, and ran away in
a fit of delirium trem and was out nearly
all night helmehb Men (condor! rescued
hinL
mm people, when they do not like a
cle an‘ s manner and drew-:1, was. him an-
on oas letters hintin strong y tchangm
my; garhwould wouldge draw and
proper
By the corrected census returns, New Ha-
ven sunk as the twent§third city of the
Union in lion. In ew England it is
third, excelled only by Boston and
Providence.
A stockholder in one o! the manor-stun
‘ mgcompanies in New Hats, has realized
from his 0 inmhnent of $3,000
in twenty-five years more than $200, 000; and
it is paying well yet.
We learn that betw een now and the first
of Agil, the New York and New Haven
and My will attach to the train
which leaves New Y ork at 3 o 'clock, a
through our for Norwich.
The Litchfield Enqm‘sarer a that when
the treble singers up to the nion Church
sing“5haliwe theratthe rive,” afellow
would think he got a rigging on top of
his head loaded with bobolinks.
Work on the Connecticut Western, at Nor-
folk, anamof trouble '8: to the
estimates of work done, has a
Ten of Contractor Collins‘ horses have been
attached. The men have not yet been paid
for the work done 1n December—in conse-
quence, the gimmill business is slack
Hr. Hustler, mas agent on the New
York and ew avengedroad, hadhisfoot
hurt in w
badly ark. Wrecentg’m He
:22: a carol; man dro 1%}:th
tool chmwhich struck on the right
foot and injured it severely.
A blood thirs cow in Waterford, ed
its halter and ivsgely attacked a pig-true
in the next stall. The animal ap-
parently ruined daperately, but was found
the next morning nearly dead, its bowels
p from wounds caused by the norm
of the cow
The timber for the house now owned by
Gilbert Hurry, of Salem, was cut in the
mouth of February, 1799, and was found up-
on a meat examination to be as perfect and
sound as when built There is no doubt but
what timber cut in February will last thin
times alon‘as if out in the summer man“
A newly arrived contraband from South
Carolina, who asked for lodging at the New
Haven station house, the other
nolessthansix cats,and_inthe J,etof
one a Don]. L tasteo
ligh mm Whenitwasmey
dmd,undmgw1thana1rd
“Who at dat arbo
inmypockei? tdidditaram
no fren of mine.”
The keepar of the toll-gate 1n Odord,‘
day or two since, receive! a note, lnelosin
twenty centi, (racing and interning) hang
man who thirtymrs he with
two other boys, got the gifted
ulent cos. 0 two are dead,
andthrnking it Ikely they had not modified
the error, he remits the six cents, with h-
terest. .
.j,
Wfiargess mot the
BerlinBrandIRoad, “jungaingomots
onasmallpbceof {Imttthdlflim tothegr,
i!
public echo) 1]: \orwtclizg
twoof his pupilslgf
tt fieir “ extreme amo
wqalifie
m M with fie verdict, which via-é
“notguilty,” wifioutleavingtheirseats. ‘i
mxmmgayathtamhuflu
nit-he,
tigeBrmhnHmhim—ueoflhe
finden’tcumest
«I snare of THE WEST,
_ naungotagmfluwrtnentd
irate. Biz-cox,
o
BEDDING our PLANTS,
Eleven: Sinus, F1111 Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry.
Raspberry,
AND
Strawberry.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery PLants.
Ch“ W: ‘1
mm In floss-11m: urns,
DITI'CH BULBS.
'Sredflm mm¢“‘”fi"°'m
w
m""'§%nom s—u- out-I...
WET & DOW,
NCBSSBYIEN AND FLORISTS,
30m lawns, W
South Harwell. Nov. 17 18113.1,
C. SWARTZ 5.16;; 7’
Manufacturers of the following
Brands 01' Cigars :
NON PLI'I ULTRA,
Grant and Colfax,
ElBLEl, SAI’S, Etc, Etc.
Whole-1e and Retail More in
Tho.- Eoyt do 00’. ,
P. LORILLARD 6L CO.’S,
D. H. McAlpin 6: Co.’s
as!)
a... c. a. mum e cox.
T()BA_CC()S,
And Smokers’ Articles generally.
“Y's BIL-con,
l-tl South Nor-walk, Conn.
GREAT BARGAINS
' —-A'I"I'n—
cnnrnan
Bum and 81199 Store.
nemmm an the-1m.
Ilene! the public to their uewstochochon-
Bonus, sum on 11111113,
ofalltinds. andndenmineourgoodsandp’icss.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Wehavethennesghsstandlargeltuocholgoods
infilacity.lndpricea 1.1m defy competition.
A share of the public patronage is solicited.
Donothllto
... swine? a nanni
BROWN STEVENS,
e 55;: 2,: 341;?
, our? or soc-m nonwaiL
Asp You
....
0491., CAPITAL $200,000.
All 13:11:11 and securely invested
§§
.3
:‘
poandedday and ME“ Entrance
antebellum tuflnonWa-hlngtons treet.
nae-ale, nan-sun g WAGOII,
dfisfllfll
m RETAIN no
'3... .03 a m amour
m MT"
mum (Jr/ALL mas.
“$th
WWII-helm“!
.1
g ...-3 figs! ‘1?
filinigy'i ‘adgehkwith
NOBWALK, C'l‘.,
i-
‘l‘heymake from MMmmAmW
crank.
Brain “egg" _
In Oil, India Ink and Water Colors?
qua,
DO THE PEOPLE KNOW
oulnLthe
aanoothsr
but el
ha my
“2:5... 2.3.3.. "are.”
& in thheounfikup mentor
Incaasol
DO THEY KNOW
or] b th
fiattheseoldmatlmenbelm%:y¥us
81mm or math I.
s-ovedandhhltirul cg produced?
DO THEY KNOW
tutwemnkeeoehnd everymled
Sun Pictures
known to the art from the uperleuce of over twenty
year; Call arly for Holiday Gifts.
I41 wmmr a mm
W. H. SWORDS,
MerchantTailor,
COR. WASHINGTON AND IAIN STS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Grape
and English Coatings,
MADE UP IN STYLE. AND AT LOW.
EST PRICES,
A good a: warranted and made as the customer
may want It, Cutting done {or others to make as
heretofore. Also, a large assortment 0!
BLT. m CAP--
l-tf
’ s. F.3.=in’éi:,
Druggist 11nd Apothecary,
Nearly oppoalcs R. R. Depot.
Pure, Select
WWW I: Mull
FINE TOILET SOAPS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
o 0 all: 8 a .
PeiflLmery in Great Variety,
A CHOICE LOTOf WALLETS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
nnrmr. WATER-8.
Truss, momentum
In fact er ' from u 'II‘Tooth Pick
tmld Hair
rush.
. B.—Physlelana‘ Prescriptions carefully
to Residence hi
South smug.
OLD WELL
LIVERY STABLE,
t
Washington Street, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE.
”Mathewson-chasm
Funnnrtnn
-—AU—
U N.MMA§KWE.
wA-fi car‘s. 3:.El;_
,» turf-r": "
. .di : l “ I
Am! Manufacturers
(Illill 11mm FallIIY
FLOUR.
Receivers of Choice
Oflice foot of Washington street.
Brands ST. LOUIS.
, mums“ is,“
train
11:” “ 0 train. 11:53 “
1115 Ell Notrain. 11%? H.
18:58 “ Y. Aceom. 1:!) “
1210 “ New Haven. 1:81 “
1:41 “ New Haven Ex 8:00 “
til) “ No train. 8:” “
It” “ No 9:6! “
8:0! " New York Ex 8:15 “
8:15 ‘ New York. 3:50 “
8:50 “ We train. can “
4le “ New Haven Ex 4:8 “
4:45 “ No train. 5:09 “
It” “ New York Ix 5:40 “
5:0 “ N a. has! “
5:51 “ N. Y. t N H 5:” “
6:” “ No train. 6:48 “
6:08 “ No u-aln. 721'! “
7:11 “ New Haven 7:40 “
7:40 “ No tralu. 8:05 “
8:5 “ Ra train. 8:32 “
8:82 “ No train. 8:55 “
8:56 “ No train. t 17 “
9:17 “ N. Y. a N. H Ex 9:» “
9:89 “ No train. 10:4!) “
10:1!) “ Saturday only 10:!) “*
For the Farm,
For the Garden,
For the Lawn.
Constantly on hand the Largest Stock of
FRESH AND GENUINE
In the World.
Catalogues mailed and orders filled on appli-
cation to
M ALLORY & DOWNS,
Agents in Fairfield County for
J. M. THORBURN & 00.,
Growers and Importers and Dealers in Seeds,
I5 JOHN STREET,
NEW YORK.
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
LUMBER MARKET.
LEWIS QUQBELL, Deder,
(Successor to Hill & Hubbell and Tolles l D33)
Has now on hand, and is constantly receiving
large lots of
EASTERN,
WESTERN.
CANADA,
GEORGIA
14 U 31 B 1‘3 R ,
And can ole:
Superior Induoements
to the Retail Trade, and to Carpenters and Joiners.
We keep the Celebrated
FASSETT BRAND RIVED
' and the
S. K. & Co. XX SAWED
BEING-LES,
The Best In Market.
OFFICE AND YARDS :
WATER STREET, Nor-walk,
lusmxu'rox St, South Nor-walk.
r. n. runny,
l—If
CITY DRUG STORE,
ELY’S BLOCK,
Perfumery, Patent Medicines,
soaps, STATIONERY, TOILET AND
FANCY GOODS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
South Nor-walk, Nov. 17, 1:10. 1-8
D. H. WEBB is 00.,
Coal and Wood
5‘,
F‘QOT OF M A :n: A [2,], ST
WMWMM‘IHKMOI
WOOD AND GOAL.
Anathema-womb“
mmmg all’ A100.
n.a.waaa. tl-m-
g'l'eas are Cheaper!
-,,.,....4.
Duty Reduced.
WE ARE SELLING
PERFEGTLY PURE
i'l‘eas and Cofl’eeS.
EETRA FINE QUALITY.
comment» mm; we. ram
F. A. TOLLES up 00.,
MAIN STREET, EAST OF R R. DEPOT,
SOUTH NORWALK,
DEALERS III
Fill III'llll‘lls, Pl'llllllllls.
FLOUR, FEED, &.O.
AGENTS F08
.The Great United States Tea Co.
1-!
South Norwalk, Nov. 11’, 1870.
C. M. GRUMMAN,
P R A C T I C A L
Ell,
wuuuuuuuuuuuu _
First to establish the bus
this city in 185
DEALER IN
American, English and Swiss
WATCHES,
0f the different makers, in Gold and Si]-
ver cases.
SOLID GOLD JEWELRY,
NEW AND ELEGANT DEIGNS.
Also, a large assortment of all the cheap-
er grades, at prices defying competition.
Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
.1.
aired weight or pattern.
Silver Plated Ware,
A specialty, at manufacturers‘ prices.
A GREAT VARIETY OF
CLOCKS,
0f difl'erent makers and prices.
VIOLINS, BOWS, STRINGS,
And trimmings of all kinds, together with
ageneral assortment of Foods usually found
in a Jewelry Store, all of which I will
make it to your interest to buy of me.
PATRONIZE YOU'RO OWNW RNATHKR THAN 01"!”
Repairing line Wrotchee, Jewe French Clocks,
Musical Boxes, and all the most mcult jobs done
on the premises, at short notice and at reasonable
prices L therefore, claim an vantage over those
{god-m obliged to send to New rori to get any one
0 one.
“YOU KNOW HOW IT [8 YOURSELF."
C M. GRUMMAN
Ely‘s Block, opposite Lucas‘ Hotel".f
South Norwalk. Nov.l7,1870.
“RAYMOND BROTHERS,
\\ holsealc and Retail Dealers In
AN’I‘HRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
COAL
FOR SALE BY THE CAB-LOAD
OR CARGO.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Franklin Coal, of Lykens Valley.
HARD a. SOFT WOOD}
CUT TO ORDER.
smelt,
LIME,
cemenr,
PLASTER,
car-rut HAIR,
BLUE s'roue,ac.
STONE CUT IN ANY STYLE or SIZE.
BAY, GRAIN,
FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS.
And General Produce.
Our Grain, Flour, Feed, an»,
.5111: THE
Best Brands in the Market,
Regularly received [tom the West and other sections,
per Car-load.
OFFICE AND YARD,
FOOT OF WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH XORWALK, CONN.
» BIANQII m:
BRONBON’S SHOE STORE,
mm more.
,BooTANDsnoI-J
EMPORIUM.
LADIES‘, GEN'I‘S’, MISSES' AND CHIL«
DBEN’S
musuuuumus ll.
0' 3"" “3'9 9“, film,
Atthemoatreasonableprloes.
ALSO,
RUBBER GOODS,
01me Mitre:- M“! W‘
talnln‘totheparapheflldhol
FIRST CLASS BOOT AND SHOE E8-
On hand and made to order, of any dc. :
BortheFourfiCmgresaionalMof theState
For New York.
At :47 A. 1. Boston
is 2‘ ...."‘""‘" ...-.2... .....-
stunt
9:25 “ stopping at all stations.
11:“ “
1:18 P. I. stop at all stations.
8:3! “ Boston rest.
8:“ “ at. all stations.
5:41 “ Boston .
6:17 “ “mun“;
9,3,, g u Boston
New York mum Norwnlk.
MIMA. I; 12:15
on.) can. M can
or It.
At 7mm mmfielm
‘ mien“ Hos-walk Ibrluw lawn.
At 6:89 A. H. stoppingatu‘llstagons.
8:58 ‘
9:44 “ MW ’
1: 8! P. It. a all stations.
I: a “
2g 2 “ as at all stations
*1. « “Pa” 6. to
7:87 or . u .
m lms New Haven for Noni-walk.
ensue», twfim (Ex..)A. 1.; 1:00 1.; 3:15,
won. )2 I.
d Ilvstlaunsut at the Sutltu
Fourth avenue, and Twa-
superintenden-
ty-oeveuth street. NewY
Assistant Superb:
ark.
bender): s Oflcé, Station Hone:
JAm H. HOYT,
Superintendent.
Dr; WALKER? CALIFORN I ’
VINBGAR BIT'I'nR
Hundreds of Thousands
Be" testimony m their “‘nndr-r-
rul Cur-aura Elects
WHAT ARE THEY '2
It 1)."! I'm”,
“we
1 ..1 ,wmg or old.
d or 111 the mural lllo.
Milena for 11 circular
lnM'l' mm 30 mmmlnul .11» annual!
«11111.41 1 1111mm \ 0'” I
«0,151
THEY ARE NOT A VILE
FANCY DRINK,
Made of Poor Rim. Whisky. Proof S'il‘u'v
and Refuse Liquors doctor-ed, spiced and sweet.
ened topless! the taste. culled "Tonia." “ AW
" "."Restorers &c.. that lead the tlppler on so
drunkenne-and rain. but. are a. true Hedictne. made
from the Native Boots and Borneo! (hitter-la. free
fro- dl Alcoholic Sci-llamas. The! are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. and A LIFE-
GIVING PRINCIPLE. spurred. Renovate»- and
111?" of the system. carrying at all poisonous
Danbury and Norwalk R. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
comma JANUARY 2. 1871.
Bally Trains.
mm K0“
6131.5. 11., 22001:“ 4:20P. ll. PrelgthccPM
“1“? your:
ma1;mdgm)n;osax., teen 1?? 6:13P11
LILY! uonwaur name: '03 8017158 KOBWALK.
.tmmlgh
13-! AM. 1:wand5:25P.hL )TMPM.
BMEFIBLD BRANCH.
Luv; mam ron amen-121.11,
coax; ltsoPJL, 2:45P1L,105PM
Mann» am:
12:10de ken-PM. 4:.MssP
mew nacox
Superintendent.
LEAVE
6:45 A. 1.:
1-“
DAILY‘ LINE.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS "
(1qu Nurwall and P. F. Brady,
WI run one from uch end of the route every even-
Produee sold without charge for commission.
:ight at old packet rates.
.1‘ persons are forbid trusting any of 1.1.. cm
plo -. of either of the above boats on accounted
the on here thereof 1- t!
ORGANS,
_.sxn—
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO REN'I
..ATW V
PARKER’S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
One door north of Bennett‘s dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
Will keep a stock of Instruments at Parker's store
and will sell them on monthly installments.
Old instruments mm In exchange for new.
Pianos tuned and repaired
FRASER 8: LEE,
4—H
Importers and Jobbers of
Drugs and Druuuiutu’ Sundries,
Choice Perfumery,
Pomades, Flue Soaps, to"
20 Bsskmsn Street, New York.
1:. a. FRASER,
J. B. LEE.
[lllll‘ll Machinist all Jlblfll‘,
maniacmrer of
Church’s Steam Pump,
Church’s Patent Lubricutor,
all kinds of
Fur
And Lion'r mucus or common
Machinery,
ON THE HOST REASONABLE 1m
$011.: Inspector
olmcdcut. Agentfor
Vamatel’s Improved
larval luhre‘ Wale Wheel:
I’JI.£§.ZI.V'()S,j
gullgi‘léiui}
:1; o .. E
3
fig 5553. Li
matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condi-
tion. No personal: methane Btucrsaccordlngto
dlrscuonand unweihurondel themes
are not destroyed by mlnsrurpolaonwofiermeuna.
and the rival organ Med beyond the potato!
repair.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheuma-
tism and Goat. Dyspepsia. or Indigestion.
Bilions. Beulnear and Intermittent Fe-
ver-s, Diseases orthe Blood. Liver, Kidneys
and Bladder. these Bluef- have been most suc-
cessful. Snell Dine-lea are nosed by Vin-red
m is will] “need by amt
of the Dlchlve 0m...
DY SPEPSIA OK INDIGESTIGNvfl-fld
ache. Pain Int-he Shoaldorsflouzhs. 'I‘lghtness of the
Chest. Dizziness. Sour lat-notations of the Stomach,
End taste In the Mouth. Blllons AIL-mks. Palpimtion
of the Heart. Inflammation of the Lungs. Pain In the
regions of the Kidneys. and a Waller-paints
-rmpto1na, are the chorus; or W
They invlmthestomachandstlmulale the
cd eficucy in cleansing the blood ofall impurlties and
importing new life and vigor tn the whole system.
FOB SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. Tester, Salt
Rheum, Blowhes. spots. leplea. Pumles. Balls.
Fernanda. Bing-Wanna. Scald Head. Sore Eyes.
Err-st, poms. Itch. scoffs. Discolomflonl of the Skin.
Human and Diseases 0! the m. o! whatevernarne
,.,— nature. are literally dug up and carried out. of the
queen: in nshort tune by the use of these Bitters
Due Bottle in such cases will convince the most in-
credulous of their curative effect.
Cleanse the “timed Blood whenever you find its
impurities bursting through the skin In Pimples.
llruptluns or sures; cleanse u when you and 11.01;.
sxnzrlcd and slucgish in the reins. cleanse it when
:t 1< {11111. and ymrr feelingswilltefl you when. Keep
the blood puru. and the health a! the system will
Iv-l'mw
Pl N. TA PE and other WORMS, lurkingin the
~ '71: 1f 50 many thousands mafiactusllydestroy-
' 2d 1-. m1 1- 1 for fulldirections, rendmrefully
121- circa! 111-: .ruund each bottle. printed in four Ian
. - » , ‘- .(;erman. French and Spanish.
aux-let“: 11.8.MCDONALD ACO.
~!-g-".‘:l Agents. San Francisco. Cal-
1 w;‘1‘:;nn‘f‘ Flu-est. New-York.
';<.l<'l‘.< AND DEALERS
111v
WARN EB’S
PILE RERIED 3’
'1.an Pu. Ion he never failed
(not even in one use) to core the very worst cases of
Blind Itchln or Bleeding Piles. Tfiose who are a!
dictcd shoal immediately call In their d at and
get it. for it will. with the first applimtion msmhtly
all'ord complete relic! and a few following applica-
tions are only aired to eflect a rimmem cure
without any trouh e or inconvenience In its use
5'
case. Itharcnredmany caecsofoverihirtyyeari
standl . Rice One Dollar. For sale by draggin-
ereryw ac.
NO MORE
W EAK N ER V ES.
—ls
to chemo“
WINE OF LIFE.
11'- an: Blood Purifi- afl am Drink.
Venues”. 71-:- Vltm, or Who of mm,
is free from any sonous drugsor lgnpnrlu es,be
reparedfor those who require a stimulant. It 1- a
Elendld up ptpetizer and tome. and the finest thing in
e world urifying the blood It is the most
pleasant and d clone article era ofered to the pub
in. far superior to brandy, whiskey, wine. hitters. or
any other article. It is more heelthv, and cheaper.
Both male and female. voung or old. as take the
Wineol'we. ltiainficua lire epreserver Those
who wish to enjoy good halth and a free flow of
“7?le will do well to take the Wine of Life
It is erem from any
is sold by all druggists.
bottles.
—
EMMENAG—OGU E.
—
War-evan- . lathe om, m1-
cleknowntocurethewm i
)‘ Wm“ mines. ( t will cure in every
family in which this human}
Mothers, this is the
and you should imme-
medicine 1s not wanted I
eat blessing ever M
diatel procure it. It is
fleetand an be d
use where the men W mm“ ””253
vliaanow
giroflco colder disease.y Sold by druglsm Price
11. Ward germinate-mo
II mi?“ Y I 30. m w I]-
area‘s Cele-
ll-ly
PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPI‘ION EXE-
CUTED AT THE
SENTINEL
BOOK AND JOB
Pmuuummunuuu
Arms suonrnsr NOTICE, AT
3%,
“. nurse-slung PRICES.
“All! 5m ' "too.
11.11 :lnnmunauarfimlnood am new
-< n =1 ”wrung 0| IR
1nd liverund mwehwhichreuderthemofunequa I),
3
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Norwalk Chronicler