AFFAIRS ABOUT HOME.
New Advertisements.
.\ In Found—A. Dim & Son.
(gut—l Mt.
For 5.1491; L Vnnderbflt.
Groceries. Etc—A. Dibble.
Groceries. hm-Almd Knapp.
letting—knot Karim“.
Satire-D. L. Kill-rd.
Satire—Selectmen.
Notice—A. L \‘uxlerbilx.
Report-Pint Nodal-l fink.
Waxed—nary China.
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as nudiv 5.. 0.11 i we
'8 Wedncéhy 5. £13 . 5.47?
loan Luzqm. 8:3. LB morning.
Hunday Services.
SOFT}! NORWALK.
mixer“. (km—Corner West and High strum.
Hours of service, :0}. A. 1; 7 P. I. Rev. W. G.
~rxxcm D. D. Rector.
t‘owmunmux. Carma—min street. near Lu»
x~' Hotel. Hours of service. 10,5 A. 3.; 7 r. 1.;
"zudai' school. 22 I. Rev. 11. N. Dcsxms. Pastor.
BLPYtsT TAIEBSACLI.-m street. Hour: of eer-
»» mg A x : T P x ; Sands}- school. 11'. 3. Rev.
ux I‘AYtE‘. Pastor
\t 1—: CEI’BKE.-XAID street
, s l .7? x..$unday schooLlflx
i'. A mucosa). Pastor.
\avur Cums—Hull m er Bennett‘s stun, Wash-
:nu Bth‘vl. Bonn of scmcc 27‘ p 27.1.: 7p. m.
‘ .7 -: m-‘etinz Wally-day Benin.“
Hours of ~LY.C.
REY. DAS-
XORVVALIL
E'trLs Ex'bcoru. Cum.—Chmh Square.
mm. D D.. Rector. Hours of ser-
7 r I. . Sunday school. 125 r x.
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‘EthD l E (Emu—Corner West and not?
-.::-~- Rm 1 Stxxoxs, Putor. Hours of ser-
, .l I ; 9 r x :5abbuth school between
and cumin-z wrvicrd: meeting in
* Room a: t r 1
wt Cahuunmsut. C'ut‘mu Alma-ch Squaw
\uuut. Drvuur, Pastor Hours of sen‘icr‘.
\ I 7 r 1.5uuduy school. 12m 1r 1.
Mon .- tunua muruuuca—Auimc: West
Buy PETER Extra. Par
~ . Pr»: Hun.“ of wnlcc. S A. I.: 10" A. 1.. 3:»
“Au awry morning I‘m-tween T and 5‘ o‘clock.
quart? Rev G
prayer
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r Hours of serrirv. 11“.; A x :7
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"fR:~TVJ!‘HEli first. Pastor lie of u' ice, 10",
, fur a (183ifilltlt'lI‘K‘LEIlt-I‘: .
. v . P I . Sunday «haul, 2 r I
vil‘li‘ Una-‘1‘ I~l.t:1.lrrs are (“'llk
"—lir'v S A Durisliuchrsu .
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~ ml. up mm: and :lflti‘I‘JM-il.
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7 Tl‘é‘ Republit'utx um: u~ of litix \ntlfig
, 3' rr li'HlllZlAilDfi a rz-preseutatiw ;n
3:. £ka mu.
m Limeluéurc, will mu:
w \T \lencsday evening
-—Thc Bnartl at
. ggqufirc uaw clm‘iwt‘r in
Dist ‘rt on Monday anal uttz"'y
N «stud DMritt Tw ml 13"
—A¥ t'm Prulmlc Convention of tlm SutnL
fun] District. held a: the Nurwulk Hotel. on
Hzgiumzinn admitted
:hu Fin": Voting
1 the
:lirvv‘ If
Thursday .I-tlm Day Ferguson. Hf Mumford, . t
"-t h numiuau 2 fr Probate Judge.
cl’cr'uin parties in U'il’ city Who at? 31%
I. m” :rtvu‘th of Rnwaytnn. make"
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T. :upvruucc- _
:txivcrsury ,
'- rirvuutstamxs «if the attack.
1 liturul; proposition, in this wes’x's SENTI— .
~ .1: . H any who desire. to settlc huh.
—Thr «liver wedding at tllv resitlttuc of
llrzu‘y I Iluyt. Esq” 0:1 Tucsday cvonirw
~. 1~ :1 must succmful social affair; but mar
‘vtmrt nf it came too late for publication.
—.\d3m.s Expires» Company has furnished
Us popular and obliging zigt'nt in our city,
Henry T. Smith. with a. new and huudmma
L: ill :1 strung and Con-
v ui “no. wmsi "
vertical ’.\ Agni: :t:t-l 21:; vl>'-:.t:1t ~il\'» r titwuntrd
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7. am {Full tjr." Bridgrport Sat 1' that ho:
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—Tim attention of
.. tlw :ult"tu‘ti~enient of P. A. Tollcs & (‘0.
tho hire a lam» stools of frwsh grt.x‘9ric;_
our waders is called
E's-Ty one who ftp-EL" with them wx‘oeds
"he Lava-Elem quality of “Nd: goods and the
"":i:lvilaltlr’n€.\‘ of their prit cs.
Hf Ill-5' Eimwzfixr ’tntnmit-
brzmch of tLe Bible
f‘ft .‘lx inlay ("it'll :ng.
7 \t .1:
of the : .,
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E‘t'
Rt". I‘m the xulv of
'=. huulrul ztml sixty tla‘llztt'.‘ w'rrth
rz-p. ~r~~fl
. lwut - .
f t.. l)l\~ in tho past nst'ul year.
4%, :1: tl-l of
Hulk xlei in- ongxs-"l in Nt‘f‘l'ztlli. Bri"
'. Nu“ Iluvcn and \Vutcrliury. :tt
writ in :he morning of t‘lt‘mion «lay.
of those tlt’Ct-vrs wh':
tT'il't‘ tliv
lll‘ lb: l.-
:lX
fur
..ccommo:lution
(In:
have to go to their business early
——Thc Ynuuz Monk" L'hri.~ti:tu .\~sm‘i;i:i<m
"pmpow t...» {wr- :l frv-s 11153331“ and literary
t-utcrtuinuwut a: the first l7>tigregutional
t‘hurrh, on \thucsduy Pruning. The pru—
pmuuue i: an excellent origami includes
an original poem by Rev. Mr. Guns.
_.\\‘e owe our readers an apology for the
over crowding of our advertising Cnlumns
lill: week. .\> it 1~ several new advertise-
:ncuttnu’e left out; and among them one of
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‘ tht'n stomped
' ultfll in
b
lnthe directoryfihenmilndifidnfl. If so
heseems to bethe“butt” of agoodmany
blunders
—Thereia a M an the upisby
the Boroughot NonnkJn M becom-
mittee is shady uppolnted to conta- with
the author-iris of this city, to get us to con-
sent to an arrangment, by which the char-
ters of the two corporations may be altered
md amended, so as to have each pay into
the town treasury a small pittance for roads
outside, instead of receiving as at present
certain mounts therefrom. We hOpe the
proposition will meet with '2. fin: refusal;
for while our proportion of highway is as
great as theirs, and more expensive to
keep in order, our grand list is less by a
million of dollars.
——At the regulsr communication of Old
Well Lodge F. & A. 31., on Tuesday evening.
eight candidates for admission into the
Lodge were duly elected; five being upon
dimits from SL John's Lodge of Norwalk.
Robert Macoy, 33°, the eminent masonic
lecturer and author, will confer the “ Order
of the Eastern Star“ at a special communi»
cation of this Lodge, called for Monday
evening next. The “ Order of the Eastern
Star" is the degree which all Master Masons,
and their wives, daughters. sisters and wid»
ow: are entitled to receive, and all such can
gain admittance that evening. An elegant
illuminated G hm; been suspended in the
East since the last communication. It is a
highly creditable piece of workmanship, and
in fine taste with the other decorations and
jewels of the Lodge. We understand that it
was designed by Mr. L. C. Hanford, Of our
City ; and that the lighting arrangement of
thgfinlire Lodge were planned and put up
_ him.
—'Probahly all will agrw that our com-
naunity should have a new cemeterv,and
that immediately The present one near
.‘lr Lockwoml's Estate. is ovcrcrowdvd. in;
convenient and unsightly. A new site, in a
(‘nnvenicm locality. with plenty of room for
the future accommodation of our rapidly
grow in; community. should be immediately
purchased. “'6 suppose that the movement.
SILIEIL'I :cnml mouths agate unite with
Nnrwnllt Bl-ruzzgh in tho purchase of :1 tract
nf lilt‘ul for the use of both places, has hem:
abandoned. as the people of that partuf
' -. tnwn have since extended their old
- The ("hints ~lmuld look about
and start a >UI)>CTII\‘
tlon fur the purchase of cemetery grounds.
of property IlCTC‘lII‘OIlIS
Lzu procuring of an ample and con
*2 of land impossible \chru.
mum r through our col—
‘-1i«\‘..~ from our
the \‘ul ‘
The Republican Probate Convention.
Thu tlL‘lC‘I‘AlE" to the Probatr Convention
’ ,~. ' .k Div *6 Cnutrzw‘rl at Nor
" y Benjamin llvutls.
an. um" ohm-tell Chairman and.
. ~ 2' .\'nrwull;. Sven-tum"
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lfiln' u w ith I‘m-
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Thom-l nnlplnc.
\lr llnl ‘ the expm messenger “'ll“
“.55 . - ft‘n. y umztizlaal :13. Albany. it: his
Fill-ins. thus relates m»
“ The safe was
'i melted wlwn we started ; the key was in my
pocket . the var had gone one length ; heard
u uniss- ru the swift) side ; ssw a man enter;
hr ~.‘.I .' but you?~ I thought it
was , I filitl. ‘ \Vhtrc are you
5 311:“ ‘ .. ' in; going just acmxi the
river ,' l >Jll‘l. 'I don't know you .' he «ill.
‘ My tum" i~ .l'tnm. l hive run a guru! many
llv r :33 _' he ~.'3't=.i_ ”Wlwrv ll'l you
. Chuthtuu ‘7 I told lum :tl
Pit I Si-“Nl jz=~t wwt of thy lump on
tlu" E-‘I'lll .Mw of the car, and \‘o ithln eighteen
‘ '9 of the cur w hon he firt-tl:
right :ltlt‘ of my neck;
'. :0 rtsc up. wlwn lzc firt‘ll lllL
Tushumny against
tit-h! .
lllt‘llt‘\ l"
the lull my
li'll and trav:
it run I‘ll]: my right (‘_\'t‘ . he:
over me and tired thy third
my cur; tliu fueling was av. ful: I
felt him fouling for the keys; than I lost
consciousucx; _ I think the shot was tired bu
fore the train llulpine‘s
arr-mi slim.
:0! on the draw."
’ friends about 119er will be glad to learn, that
illl‘ tnu’thi
landing Iht't!‘ >(‘\'L'l"€ wounds he Is
in :1 fair way to Ft‘CHTt'l‘. and that his would
be a<s;t~sin 113* lw-cu st-ntt'nced to the Stutt-
Prison for u IN'TIOKI of twenty years.
notwiths
Burrovvlugs or the Borough.
It is understood in :l. particular quarter,
that :m attcmpt is to be made by both par-
ties at the» bridge. to leave South Nurwall-t
out in the cold this spring. as wv were left
out two years Ag“. by electing a Ila-publicity
unsl lletxmt'i‘at fmm that portion of thetown
to the- Imgislaturr. To gain this end some
pxllilik'liku.‘ II?“ 'c lxecu dowuto Ella! Norwalk,
and reported that the people of this city are
“writing siyl} to lmn- an act passed by the
'. ‘: In lit-in; illt‘lll within the
ct lilPIl‘ will After gaining
cit rt prcscn'tutit u: will cooper-
.. :lit‘.\>7‘. Lui‘kwmhl. Stuart,
. . :mtl ntlzt-r: who desire,
fin _ inwzqwrrttni into our city. Fur-
tit- mmre. if tilt-so gwutlcmcn should make
' an uppllt‘ullnu to hurt" the limits extended
4. with a
fur enough to include IIIL‘I'LI, the borough of
Nurwalk inzt-nd to mukr- 3 counter more,
View extending their wvst or
south bounds to (billing Brook ; for the pur-
{W’se of effecting a. compromise upon a line
half wuv between the two extremes, and
thus 11in apart of what they failed to get
hilt: yulr ago.
\Vc have always IUUIiCLI upon the interests
of the two commercial (:83le of the: town
as identical. and hoped the time was not far
distant whcn’we could unite under one mu-
nicipul government; and we negret thinne-
tionnl and selfish action of our Notillk
frimds, notwinuchforits magnum.
It;
'l' F"-&.C" R‘ Bennett. will: have filled “If?“ l if successful. as for the interminable timer
‘37" with :1 km ”1d {”5” 5m“; "f spring 3 new and «rife which it will certaianJ
2006:.
—Geo. G. Bishop, £99.. has furnished the
“wrath!“copiao! old newspa—
pmihkfimnowuxwedingly interning."
Duel: particular, the American Telegraph,
must be “ exmediugly interesting," if, as the
(PM says,“ was “published in Bridge-
port August 85, 130:"
—The M says: “The mud of the
past for :11ng preached a seminar»:
)I’Adsmiz‘mg our borongh streets that ought
notm bearded”. We hope the sermon
wifi he Lea—away“ are solar “hep
—-Aputy firm can: tomcat»:
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Denna-nae Senna“ Convention.
This convention assembled at the sam-
ford House. on Thnmdsy, at tan o’clock,
and was called to order by New .1. Curr,
of Nor-walk. “’13. WW, of Green-
wich, was appointed Chairman, 1nd L. 2!.
Monroe, of New Canaan, Secretary.
The following wmmittges were appointed;
‘9: cm ' ‘
John Dam Gmwhhr; Sheds Weed,
Stamford: and 11mm, Nanak.
Nelson J. Cur, NM; Charla A.
Newman, Greenwich; and Wm. H. Jean
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sud withdrewhis me. The convention,
after some distension, refused to accept the
declination, and adjourned en mama no Not-
waktownltuponhimmdurgehiswmpt-
ance. Upon reusembllng in Norwalk, and
waiting upon Mr. Woodward in a body, he
was induced to accept. the nomination.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Reached, That the platform adopted and
the candidates nominated at the recent Dem—
ocratic Convention at. Hartford, meet with
our hearty approval, and we hereby Pledge
ourselves to use all honorable means or the
cameos of the principles of the platform,
md for the election the nominees of that
convention.
Resolved, That it is with leisure that we
endorse the nomination o W. H. Barnum
for member of Congress, and of 13mm. A.
Woodward for Senator of the Twelfth Ben-
atorial District, and that we will earnestl
strive for their success in the coming politi-
cal contest.
The Democratic Senatorial Committee ap-
pointed for the following year are Nelson
J. Craw, of Norwalk; Charles A. “Feed, of
Stamford; L. 31. Monroe, of New Canaan.
Republican Senatorial Convention.
The Senatorial delegates for the Twelfth
District met at Norwalk Hotel, on Thursday
morning, and organized, with Joseph E.
Russell, of Greenwich, President, and Gil-
bert )1. Plympton, of Suunford, Secretary.
The committee on credentials consisted of
A. II. Camp, of Norwalk, \Vhitman S.
Mead, of Greenwich, and W. H. Walmslcy,
of Durien. Thos. G. Bitch, of Stamford.
and Chas. IV. Hoyt, of Norwalk, were ap«
pointed a committee on resolutions.
The following delegates were present :
Stamford—Gilbert )I. Plympton, II. S.
Miller. John Classon, Thos. G. Bitch.
.‘VnrrraIk—A. II. Camp, Chas. H. Street,
(has. WT Hoyt, James L. Russell.
Greemrk-h—IVhlunan S. Mead, Alfred A.
Bundle, (bus. E. Studwcll, Joseph E. Rusv
svll
1M t—Etl\\tll‘tl Fun], “'11) II. \Yalms-
liy.
_\'ur (imam.—Bcnjumin Heath, “[111. L.
Waxing.
Il'z'lrzln—Jolm Ill-Mon Ilurlbut, Samuel B.
)liddlt‘brnok.
After NTt‘l’al llfllnt's had been mentioned
an informal ballot was taken for Senator.
('Ept. James 1.. Russell, of Norwalk, and
Capt. Alfred A. Rundle. of Greenwich,
bring nppointul tellers. The following was
tint" rusult. _
Asa I3. \V'nmlwunl. of Ntvrwnlk 1
Noah \V “mm of Sr“ t‘anaan
I. ll Townsend. 0f Suuth Norwulk
Ulitcr Hoyt, of Stamford
A forum] lmllnt fullnwt‘tl. in which Aw ll.
\‘Vomlwurd rccuivod the unanimous vote
.I I‘wltlon llurllmt, of \Viltnn,untl A. II.
('qup. of Nnrwnlk, wunx uppnintml it com-
Illt' nomination to .‘Ir
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Thv t‘nmtnittw on ITCSOIIIIIOI’I.‘ rcpurtml
1hr follow lug, whirlt were adopted
I.’~w7<‘u’. Tlml llu" platform mluptml Il)‘
tht" Stutt' t‘nuvt-ution tuccts our cordial up-
prothl and that to tlw lickt‘l for State ofiiccrx
headed by Gov. Jewell, and to our candidate
for Congress, Hon. George Culling, we pledgi-
our (““1051 and faithful support.
[.2 .wfrui, That we present the name of Am
ll \\.t'(lLI\\-3rd, Esq. us the Republican can»
.ll~l:itc for Senator ul the ensuing vlcctiuu
\\ ith confident. belief that the result will
>l1u\\' that thy Twelfth District is still true to
tln- Republican muse.
.‘lvsx’rs. Alfred II. Camp, Norwulk, J. Holy
llvu llurlbut. “'ihon, and Ira Scoficld, Dfl‘
ric-u, wrrv :zppvimml Senatorial ('ummillvt",
\\ hvu lltt' ('nutvntinn {lllellI'llt'tl
Norw-lk Nobleue.
If there is any one thing which, more
than any «Duran independent journalist.
slmuhl avoid, it is a recognition of caste in
moiety Before him the poor and the rich,
thy Inn" and the high, should stand with
Equal dignity It is in this spirit. we pre-
sume. that. enterprising journals are in the
habit of publishing a list of the largust tax
payers; as in no other place do the names of
all Classes mingle in such confusion and un—
tlcr such notifious and perverted rank, ES
upon the books of tho ussasors. Here apt
pours the poor mun. who pays taxes on
thousands of dollars of real estate which is
mortgaged to its full value, and thus, while
rmlly pcunilosi. assumes the dignified bearing
of :l lxloutml aristocrat; and here stands the
rich mun, \\ hose investments are mostly in
inimitable property or in distant statesmud
\\ lm lll(>(l(‘<ll_\' pays his moiety on his unpro-
lt‘lllIOlI: house and lot. Thu list is always
an interesting one, as it reveals many of the
faults, and frailtit‘s, and fictions of society ;
:ll‘hl t'm- one below is carefully copied from
the u>~"~"~lllf‘lll of lust yeur,and contains
Lhc mmm of property holders who pay
Laxcs on amounts of five thousand dollars
and ovvr \\'e- are unable to publish the
whole :tt (UlL‘C, and it will be completed
next wwl." Tllx' umouutsgivcu are with all
the uff‘st‘fi deducted and additions made by
the Board of Relief. The following property,
which I: exempt from taxation, is not in-
cluded: Railroad stocks of this State;
hunk, railroad, insurance and other stocks
out of the State; goventmcnt bonds ; rail-
road bonds, imucd in this State; real estate
in other Sl:]l€>.nr in other towns in this
State.
Allon, llunrj. 3 min Dibble. Loreuzn 10.400
Adams! Brothvra & Duty. I R. . 5,700
Brush . GAG) Durand. M belna 12,000
Allslln. D it MLKIOIDunmn, W H 6.800
Allorton Iron gllickerman. A 5i“)
“kn-ks 11.000‘Dann, \" E 5J1!)
Benny, Samuvl 5,000 El . D P... 149,31)
Basil}: (mt-go 5J1?” El 8. Rohcrt 6.200
Beau)". J P . SKID-Elite”. II M A403
BPflIl)‘ Brotht-rs. 34000 Ella, J B 5,700
Board. Mr: \I' O. SJIDIEI)’, N C. .. 39.6fm
Boldvu. F‘rcd.. . 5 ‘ ..... 7.400
Baldcu. Murmur": . 7.200
and Arm-ll" Eskelson. T O. 5.100
Benin-ll. H R . m Fitch. David 6,”)
Bannett. J l:‘.. l'i.btll,Fcr:i.s. W II. [4310
Bell & Rumoud. fimvm, 1R 5,46
10.500 F'mow. B L . 7.900
10.m0«Fillow, D M 12,9“)
19.5mrFillow, Gregory . 10.000
11.4m1F‘inney. James. . 5.300
. altherry,OS..... . 0,900
Benedict. Kate. . .. Looolmu H R ........ 5,200
Benedict. W H. Alnglynn. James est 10,100
Benedict. George Fitch, J ...... . 6,51)
Benedict. D F .. 10 Wfalrchild. L \I 10.60)
BenedictJ} & W H " ‘ 15,3!)
Baker.T.... . 5,500
Bans. J M an .. 7,700
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9.700
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MASS MEETINGS
WILL BE HELD DAILY IN THE SNRE 01"
F. A. TOLLES & 00.,
Fine Granules, vaisinns,
" FLOUR,FEED,&C.
MAIN STREET, EAST OF R. R. DEPOT,
SOUTH NOBWALK,
TO PURCHASE TEE
TEAS.
—OF——
The Great United States Tea Co.
At New York Prices, and save the extra
LOCAL T.AX.
South NWulk. March 15, mo. l~y
E. A. WHITMAN,
Formerly of White. Whitman & Co.. New York.
Desires to inform the Inhabitants of this city and vi-
cinlty. that he has opened this dny for their Inspec-
tion, a fine assortment of
CLOTHS,
(TAESIMERES, (ht,
and thn! having secured the son-ices of a flr-l-L‘lasn
(utter. hr in pn-purml toprumlsc them a perfect llt.
and u stylish Glnnt-nt.
llv has til-o .uvlorlud a flu:- r-tock of mndy mad"
YOUTHS’ & GENTS’
CLOTHING,
from thv mout rt-liublv housm In New York and
hopes to Warn his numerous friends In either of the
shore departments. -
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, &C.
Satisfaction guannteed In every respect.
South Noffllk. m 1!. 1811. 184!
NEWS OFFICE.
AVAND—
Book. Stationery and VE-
rlety Store.
MAIN STREET, COR. WASHINGTON.
Having purchased the wellinown sand and flock
of CHAS. H. BYXBKB. ind added largely of every
class of goods usually kept In such 3 more. we Invite
the panama of the public.
Daily, Weekly and Monthly
Papers and Periodicals
At publibheru prices. A large assortment. of
TOYS AND MOTIONS.
A new s-tghv of BELL HOOP. a popular toy for
children.
School Bookr and Sheet Music on hand.
Any populnr ur uuutdnrd work procured on the
shortest notlcv.
We are agents for "URU‘MBS SWEP'I.‘ UP." the
lust production of Tnlmadgc.and one of the most
fascinating works of the season.
BODWELL a HOY'I‘.
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South Norwalk. Inch 9. 1871.
Cam-iagé
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. Ianuthcturer,
A number of second-hand Ex-
tension Top Carriages, Buggies,
Business Wagons and Rocka-
ways. ‘
New Carriages and Business
Wagonstconstpnflyon. band or
made to order.
with neatness 3nd
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GROCERIES,
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PROVISIONS,
Coffees, Teas, Etc., Etc.,
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Jas. I—I. Knapp «b 0033'.
46
Beef,sclccted,dried................. 26
Brooms ............................ 20@35
Butter, best Delaware county ........
Buckwheat, Crofut‘s Danbury. per lb. 5
Cundles,pcrlb...................... 20
Coffee, pure Java ................... 40
Coffee, Marricabo ................... 35
Coffee, mix ......................... 35
Cherries, pitted, new ................ 32
Cheese ............................ 22
Currants,ncwtlried................. 18
Crackers, best sodaww ll
Crackers, hand made butter. . . . . .. 15
Crackers,bestmilk.................. 15
Crackers, oyster ..................... 14
Codfish, Georgia Bunk............... 8
Corn,canned........................ 40
Eggs,pcr doz........ 36
Flour, choice family ................ 8 50
Farina, Hooker ..................... 18
Ilzuu, Andrews & lIurlbut's ......... 20
Hominy, pcr lb ..................... 6
Herring, scaled, per box ..... . ....... 48
Kerosene Oil, 118 deg. fire test ....... 40
Lurtl. Andrews & llurlburt‘s ........ 16
Molasses, Porto Rico, choice ......... 70
Molasses, New Orleans, extra fine. . . . 90
Mackerel............................ 10
Nutmegs, per oz .................... 10
Pork ............................... 18@15
Prunes, choice new ................. 16
Raisins ............................. 15
Rice ............................. 12
Sugar. light brown, 8; lbs ........... l 00
Sugar, standard A. white coffee, 8 lbs. 1 00
Sugar, crushed, powdered and granu-
lated, 71} lbs ...................... l 00
Syrup, silver drips extra, per gal ..... 90
Soup, 2 lb. bars ..................... 18
Soap, Pylcs‘ O. K ................... 14
Soap, Babbitt's best ................. 10
Soap, genuine castile, per lb ......... 22
Starch, per 1b ....................... 12
Salt, per qt ......................... 4
Tea, extra fine black ................ 1 00
I Tea, Young Hyson ................. 1 20
] Tapioca, per lb ..................... 15
Tomatoes, canned. . ............... 20
“Washing Crystal, per pkg ........... 5
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All kinds of (‘hoice Groceries constantly on hand. at the
LOWEST
NIARKET PRICES.
Please call and examine our Goods, as it is no trouble to Show
them ; and you will give no ofl‘e
TEE LADIES
OF THIS “CITY”
AND SECTION OF THE “'ORLD “FILL
FIND THE
Lowest Prices
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Hosiery. Gloves, Hand-
kerchiefs, Laces,
Jaconet Edgings, Insertings,
Linen and Lace Collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, R ufflln-gs,
Veil Berages, Donna. Mu-
rias. Stumped Yokes
and Bands,
Shirt Fronts, Gambflcs, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets,
And thousand;- of other articles, togetlwr with a full
line of
Né-rI‘ON-s“,
fi,‘T_
H. H. PBITCHARD’S,
One door west of the Postomoe.
P. S.-—Ucnlu will find the best 25c Paper Collars,
Imitation linen, and cloth lined throughout.
South Nomlk. lurch 8. 1871.
WII. K. JAMES’ NEPHEWS
Would most respectfully call the attention of the
building public to their large stock of emsoued
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Lumber.
Timber,
Shingles,
Latl), &c., 8:0.
mm LEW-WW“ $322”
fwashornmoveflaediuntheymm
I: occupied bme. me.,wm dds Nor-
an teens Wewiubeplusedtoshowomn-
aorta-antic
WM. K. JAMES NEPHEWS.
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Rmmfim.
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C. H. KENDALL, M. 1).,
OPERATOR.
, Glee in Swords” Wear-3‘ WW and
omnsmmmmr
use if you come and do not buy.
DECORATIVE ABTISTSJ
South Nor-walk, Conn.
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CHURCHES, HALLS, PUBLIC BUILD-l
; mus AND RESIDENCES
Em and Wed, in the highest style of
lnl Pa HI
,by“£E§%r€%en 9" “mg “'1 mm”;
, All orders left at rock‘s Drug Store will
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receive
prunpt “tendon. mu
CITY HAT STORE.
L. P. FOOTE,
Pracfleal Hatter,
Young Men’s and Broadway Winter
Styles
SILK HATS,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
TIFF FELT HATS best mum
“chrmnfiP'flgm y' mgr-us.
SILK HATS MADE TO ORDER,
TO SUIT INDIVIDUAL STYLE.
Purchasers of Silk Hits an have their hats honed
any time Free of Chase. Sign of BIG RAT,“
Km '1: Bl to 00de Church.
Sou Norwnlk. undue.
Egg-01d Hats remodeled Into present shapes.
. . . .
no You whit
A" 0 66b HA is 7
AndreWé a. Hurlbut’s
AND TAKE IO OTB“.
tW
1%.
MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Keeps constantly on land a choice “scrum-J! of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CONFECTIONERY,
A: cheap
r S! ties
"mum‘s“uu ..... ..
m urn a eve -
site, Including Gina uni Silver Ware. ry req
Boned Turkey Jellied, Boned Ham Jel~
lied, Tongue Jellied, Boned Fish, Beef
a. la mode, Charlotte Russe, Table
J e197, Ice Cream, in fancy forms,
may Ices, &c., &c., &c.
Cake furnished to order. Pure country hulk.
AGENT FOR WILCOX a: GIBBS‘ SEWING 11A-
CHINE.
CANE BOTTOM CHAIRS RESEATED.
S T A T I O N E R Y .
Peanuts, of my own roastln b machin .
Buy our five cent cigu-s. g y cry
0. M. GRUMMAN,
PRACTICAL
WATUHIIIIERIJEW HER
ELY’S BLOCK,
Keeps constantly in stock a full line of
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
C I.- O 0 KS ,
SPECTAGLES,
t. vnrlety of in his line. to which
invite the atten on of the public.
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And 3
he wonl
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing
Done n mall on the premises, by thé most skillful
workmen. and muted to 've utlshction.
South leg Inch 8,
W. H. SWTORDS,
MerchantTailor,
COIL WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Grape
and English Coatings,
MADE UP IN STYLE. AND AT LOW-
EST PRICES.
A good at “muted and nude 18 the customer
my want it. Cutting done for other: to nuke u
heretofore. Also, I large Assortment of
24-1-3 m cm.
1-H
jun.
"can: eat 1 W
o. .g. ""3“
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BARGAINS
.m.
LADIES’ DRESS" Goons,
F U in s ,
Hosiery 85 Gloves,
Linen Goods & Blankets.
mayGoodnpnmluaedntAncfiomoftheBenan-
ty,undutleuthm 0111mm.
FULL LINE OF BEES GOODS.
FULL LINE OF HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS.
FULLIIKECIDTHBANDW.
Great Bargains 1n
DRESS GOODS.
C. J. GRUMAN,
OLD BRIDGE STORE,
Foot of Main street,
NORWALK, CONN.
Brown & Wilcox,
84!
COR MAIN AND MARSHALL STS.,
soUTn monwm,
0mm
GROCERIES,
OFAILKIN'DS.
Onrllmlstokeep chebest
Sugars,
Teas,
Cofibes,
Spices,
F'lour,
Feed,
PRO‘YISIONS,
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC AND CANNED
F R U I T S ,
SACCES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
Andievcrything mining to I ‘
mm Grocery Sun-e.
@‘ WE SELL LOW.
m A. m, m. '1'“!
HAVE YOU PAINS
IN THE BACK ?
Use Dr. J. Blackman’s Golden Extnct.
It. will relieve you.
HAVE You PAINS
IN THE TOP OF THE HEAD?
Use Dr. J. Blackman’s Golden Extract.
It will relieve you.
Are Your Kidneys Diseased!
Use Dr.l.BLACKMAN'S GOLDEN EXTRA
It will cure you.
Try it, and Dec if it does not. Draggisua keep 1% tf
HENRY HOPKINS’
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Marshall Street,
SOUTH 1‘0me 01'.
EoESEs LED CABBIAGES,
To LET AT ALL Emma.
Balls, Parfies,"Wéddiugs and Eunenls
ATTENDED.
CARRIAGES,
'rosu mmudsmbosm. Chlrgasmnbk.
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.7 am? 8. noon; .
WAICI‘IMAKER 6L JEWELER,
orposrrn manumnoun cannon.
HummuymWamn'mm-mta
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South Norwalk
PLANlllG "HILL mum.
WAmormnmm
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Dom E,
BALUSTERS, NEWELS, &C.,
FOR STATES AND W.
Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing,
Planing and Turning.
Black Walnut, Chung, Ash, VVhitewood.
&c,, coastal! y on hand.
WORKS NEAR THE WAT LANDING.
RLTOLLES,Tx-ecsurer.
D. B. LUST“. I. l. we
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£65
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GHQDS AND No'rtoNs,
valet, dim, n pica lower than ever helm. Call and axamlnn before it In too late.
and mm. In town.
cloth Wanted
“insulin to .50
WASHINGTON STREET. CITY OF SOUTH NORWALK.
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Norwalk Chronicler