. e1»:
.fip aging ..
L W“ “fiig
“magnum
WRLh-veled .8 form
m P‘s.
Isl-arable M’s-aid.”
ixuuiifihhaop‘khghghha
03.. I
St W MW‘ its waterworks as
afifi f: mm Theie are
four Isiah; ‘ holding W
m eaeh.
“WW M. Mom
W M m volumes, now In.
uly 15,“ The other: have been eithc
he: or ”a.
Ana-who buriedaing of golddustin
Dam, in I”. valued at ‘18,”, returned
in- Idaho in south of it about a week ago
and found it Inna.
11:: White Stocking pitcher, Atwater, is
pending with an eight-pound iron ball,
wh'mhhe delivers forty-five feet at ahigh
rateof speedand withperfectoecuracy.
The directors of the Webster bank, of
Boston, have presented their embarking
aahier, F. C. Daniels, with 81m to defray
h'a expenses until he can get established in
Mo
Aflahwas found inan iron oremineat
Boyer-town, Pa, which measured ten inches
hm no M‘k ea Ifimmdwas
found three hundred feet under the ground,
in a spring of water.
J. J. Long and his wife died suddenly in
Sandmky, Ohio. on the some day last week,
it is drought from the eflects of eating but-
ter made from milk which had been poi-
soned by a peculiar weed.
June! Moe was buried on a high
Hufinthelowa city,that beaxshisname.
Recently the city authorities have obtained
a deed to this plat of ground, and a suitable
monument to his memory is talked of.
The New Orleans ice factory runs six
machines, each costing $25,000 in gold, and
Irma sixteen tons of lee daily. The water
'5 pumped from the W purified,
and frozen into blocks three inches thick
and twelve by twenty-four inches in area
Gen. William Sutton, of Peabody, is prob-
ably the largest real estate owner in Massa-
chusetts. He owns land as follows : 130
ears in Ipswich, 400 acres in Peabody and
Salem, and 1,300 acres in Andover, in all
1.8% acres 311'. Sutton is President of the
Esex County Agricultural Society.
They never do anything by halves out
West. Even the chickens are inspired with
the grandeur of the country in which they
live. Here comes the story of a hen, in In
diana, that during the past season hatched
forty chickens out of three sittings, raised
thirty—seven, and, after dismiming her last
brood, laid fifty-two eggs before going into
winter quarters.
The latest nuisance introduced by Young
America for the annoyance of his elders, is
the new toy called the rooster. It consists
of an empty tin can of any size, open at the
top, and with a hole punched in the bottom
through which is drawn a. common shoe
string or corset-laces, with a knot lied on
one end to prevent it slipping out. The
string is then thoroughly waxed, and the
most unearthly shrieks are produced by
sliding the fingers over it.
AT NlGll’l'l-‘ALL.
When, in the evening‘s solitude,
My thought has leisure to be free,
The purer life, the higher mood.
The nobler purpose wakes in me.
But. in the cares that through the day
Constrain the mind from hour to hour.
The noble- purpose fades away,
Grows faint, and loses all its power.
So some pure star’s excelling ray.
W'lth all the beauty of its light.
ls hidden by the glare of day.
And only shines with (all or night.
‘
BELL 8‘. RAYMOND,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Oysters, Clams, Fish and Lobsters,
Oysters by the Barrel and Gallon.
Fruit and Vegetables in their Season.
WEST or m NEW YORK Arm NEW HAVEN
RAILROAD DEPOT,
South Not-walk. Conn.
m 3311.. um nation,
14:
SOUTH NORWAIAK
FURNITURE HOUSE.
' WAS/1 A):
The Ware yfurniehed And
ready to do UNDERTAKIKG kettles: style,
and furnish everything Mme“! and at moderate
184.1 lain sued. South Norwalk.
BILLIARos.
um: revolutiouinCushiomandmllar-d'l'ables.
bode-ran
Y. an * WI. H. GRIF-
mwmthuflfcehedd sidew-
Mfie andkrfi
'lbei'onmrly infiecityot thVorwalk
Marlborough garnlkhvemytahles
- Nora-all.
Old ellCltb, mm
Hotel. (hilltop
ByxheeBrothas. swoon,
“The vet,"
he .
WM. I. GRIFFITH,
No. 40 Vesey Street,
3., m roux.
FURNITU‘RE
d”—
uaoenleme.
nun out,“ 1mm
may
FURNITURE O__l-_’_ ALL K398.
sunsuFAsr
Theahacrlbaamld respeetlully call theater»
findthepuflktothdreewstockolgoodacou-
mussels-almtot
BOOTS, SHOE IIIB RUBBEIIS,
dalllrinds. Callndennineourgoodsandpfies.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDER-SOLD.
Vehavetbehagbestaadlargeststockolgoods
tawdryaadprlm Nadya-pounce.
Aehareot thepabllc patronageiseoucited.
Donotfailto
GIVE US A CALL.
BROWN & STEVENS,
-LY’S BLOCK,
l-y CITY or sot-"m NORWALK.
NEW .151) RARE PLANTS
ROSES,
Geranlums,
vnfinmvns,
AND
BEDDING our PLANTS,
Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry,
Raspberry.
AND
Stravvberry,
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice assortment of
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
S attention gi‘ en to the ge up of choice
80:133.] W reaths Baskets. Crosses
Decorations. at shortest notice Send To»;a Catalogue
MALLORY a DOWNS,
stussurnnx Arm rmmsrs,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
South Norwalk. Nov. 17, 1870.
EVERYBODY
if you want to get the worth of your money. go to
A. D'IBBLE's
CHEAP CASH
lil‘lllllll'l’ llllll Pl‘flllilllfl Sllllll,
Where you will find
Groceries,
Flour and Feed,
of ex cry description and of the best quality You
will also find there a "nod aswrtment of
HARDWARE, PAIN TS OILS
Tint is the place where the oystermen get their
Pl uth , Boat Fasteninga, Oars,
fires. in another-11 part of the store may be found
Dry Goods, Yankee No-
tions, Boots or Shoes,
whichcaabeboeghteheapfutwsh. Intact oumn
Ind almost everything you want. Call andysee for
res.
ALPIIONSO murmur,
FIVE MILE RIVER.
1am
fivemfim, man, 1821.
AreYou Insured?
CASH CAPITAL $200,000,
All paid in and securely invested
with surplus
THE OFFICE OF THE
gm
PM“. COUNT}:
oRocssIr-zs,
“W‘fifiggfg
con MAINANBMARSEALLSTE,
sour: Hawaii,
‘N‘fi
0F AIAL KINDS,
Our aim is to keep the best
Sugars,
Teas.
Comes,
moo-
Flour,
Feed.
PROVISIONS,
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC AND CANNED
F R U I T S ,
SACCES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
And everything pertaining to .
W Grocery Store.
[3“ “FE SELL LOW.
In A. no“, EDWIN WHDOX.
141
S. F'. PEOK,
Drugglst and Apothecary,
leafly opposite I. I. Depot.
Pure, Select
Drugsllellclnas lclamlmls
FINE TOILET SOAPS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
C o M B a .
Perfumery in Great Variety,
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
MINERAL WATERS,
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
uill Tooth Pick
rush.
from a
In fact everything (1 H .
nax air
to an I
N Phyeidans‘ Preacrip tlons careiully com-
pounded day and 1:1 ht. Entrance to Residence in
same building, {ornlg t calls, on Washington Street
South Norwalk, lov. 11.19» 141'
PIANOS,
ORG.AN8,
—AND—
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
—AT—-
PARKER'S STORE,
NO. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
One dour north of Bennett's dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
Will keep a stock of Instruments at Parker‘s store
and will sell than on monthly monuments.
Old Instruments mken in exchange for new.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
WILLIAM um,
MEETIWIIIII
Humsmtlyoahndaagforsfletodealersaad
mun.
BOSE,
nAuLIAS,
FUCHSIAS. '
om.
OIL,
And Manufacturers
Blaine, nun Family
FLOUR.
Receivers of Choice
Brands S T. L O U I S.
Ofiice foot. of Washington street.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
H. z. NORTON,
Constantly on hand the Largest Stock of
Fursnllmemmms
a”? E: D :3
In the World.
Catalogues mailed and orders filled on appli-
cation to
MALLORY & DOWNS,
Agents in Fabield County for
J. M. THORBURN & (30.,
Growers and Importers and Dealers in Seeds.
In Jorge eraser,
l-t! NEW YORK.
soanuns CONNECTICUT
Lauri mm.
LEWIS l-IIJBBEI..I.J Dealer,
(Successor to Hill & Hubbcll and Tulle! a Ely)
llas now on hand, and is constantly receiving
large lots of
EASTERN.
“'ESTERN,
CANADA,
GEORGIA
I; II M B E B ,
And can offer
Superior Induoernentu
to the Retail Trade. and to Carpenters and Joiners.
“'e keep the Celebrated
FASSETT BRAND RIVED
and the
s. K. a: C0. xx SAWED
BEING-LES,
The Best In Market.
OFFICE AND YARDS:
wuss eraser, Norwalk,
wrsumoros srf, South Norwalk.
LEWIS BUBBELL. General Partner.
CHESTER 1". mass Special Partner.
l-u’
DR. GUILMETTE’S
DOUBLE DISTILLED
EXTRACT [IF .lllllll’ .
.1.
Dr. Gnllnetts. Physician and Chemist or forty
oeeded 1 rod cl ee,after Jynlperlns Extratzlmr me
n u a u
tedfreeprm lg deleterious oils wally found in
fol-eke and their action
the!“ and es of" the aggravate
cdlsease. ratherthan sabotac c.ure
m’l'hla Pure Extractor! Juniper is a eaaant, health-
er remedies to!
fulbevenge andlssuperlortoall
DBBILI'I‘Y 0F STOXACH AND BOWELS,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
FLATULKNCY.
DYSPEPSIA.
DIABETES.
GRAVEL
A LL DISEASES PECL'LIAR TC
FEMALES
AND
I! is an infusion 01 the berries o! the celebrated
Gin. There
ltallanJunl rin tires beet nflltyolm
hugs-nil. drum Pm ”Hi: hum red th:
candor-smug! mg: tPhya‘lelana and Chemists,"
well as the bile. As a safe, sure remedy
torment 0
Maya-MU
semi. ltentirelyeountemte the le
produced by drinking impure water.
Try it. and be convinced.
Wholesale Depot No. 40 Barclay street,
New_York.
C. S. FAULKNEB, Proprietor.
For sale by m m. _
' S. F. PECK', Agent,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Gilmlfitllllfl all Julio,
m y . I’m I. 'l ‘1 l p,
allklndaol
Fur Machinery,
‘mmmoxmm‘
mmmmm,
" gmuxwmgg
€5,159.
EBTABLIW,
Water St., cor. Raymond.
11. Z. NORTON
HAVING removed to the Building oppo-
site the Fairfleld CountyFlre Immune
Company’s once, Kain Street, cityof South
Norwdhofis now ready to do any work in
the line
PLUMBING,
s-rEAuI Ann
GAS FITTING,
By first-class workmen, and is willing to
back up the assertion by refering to the work
done, both in and out of town Also, keeps
constantly on hand all kinds of
leberu’ Materials,
Light and Force Pumps,
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Tile Pipes Bends,
Traps, 6343., T5, Ella, Unions, Nip-
les, Bushings, Couplings, Rc~
ncers, Plugs. Caps. Hooks, Straps,
Iron Pipe, Cement and Rubber
Packin, for Steam, Water or Gas;
also 21] kinds of Brass Work, for
Steam, Water or Gas, Globe Valves,
Oil Cups, Bibb Cocks, Hose Bibbs,
Hose Couplings, Stop & Waste Cir-
culatin Cocks, Water Closets,Wash
Basins, Mar le Slabs of best Italian Marble.
Gas Fixtures at New York Prices.
Old ones taken in exchange for new. Don‘ I
forget to tell your friends, if you don‘ t.
want anything for yourself
South Norwalk. Jan 6, 1m.
FILLINBWINTER
CLOTHING
Of 1870& 1871
GOHSTOCK BROS.
are now ofl'ering to the public one of the
largest and most complete stocks of Clothing
ever exhibited in this vicinity, and at prices
remarkably low.
Overcoats at — - $7 .00
Overcoats at - - - 9.00
Overcoats at - - 10.00
Overcoats at - - - 13.00
Overcoats at — - . 19.00
Overcoats at. - — - 23.00
Over-coats at - - 25.00
Overcoats at — - - 30.00
Our department for
Youth’s and Children’s
CLOTHING-
largeand we would most. re-
attention in this line.
is unusuall
spec’tfullyylmge invrté
-
Ilnrivaled stock of
Gent’s Furnishing Goods
STYLISH AND YMCA”
SCARFS, BOWS AND TIES,
SCITABBB mu m HOLIDAYS.
11'
It!
' 1:15 1:.
ens " $ on
11:” “ Kahlil. g “
an Phi. tog-h run.
1:10 '" Sn i: “3
.131 -_f* it , to “
m i o I!
‘ a f: ' 3 3
a“ «I . , 3 ..
s; : Lee- A a x
ear " unsat- nu "
In. “ In; so "
m “ New 5:. “
H1 “ N.Y.&N. It. “
m “ Hotnin. t. “
0:43 "‘ Retail. 131! “
H1 “ New 1:. “
M “ no a “
8:5 “ Both. a: “
t8! “ Noun. I! “
til! “ Hon-h. It! “
9:11 “ . N32. £8.11. Ix. Q. “
fl “ Hulda. It. “
m “ M It. “
mwayincxwoon, W
New York and New Haven II. If.
SUlflTEB WOW.
comma 1m ”TB, :83.
'l‘r-ains lawman»? at SeathNorwalku
For New York.
At 8:41 A. 1!. Beam Illness.
Gcm “ staging a all stations.
bl at
7:46 Louis stopping at Dar-ten
“ Mullah shuns.
fl “ m
1.13 P. I. at all stations.
8:2! “ Bum
“5 “ WWW-
5:41 “
8:17 “ Mutations.
9:87 “ Boom .
New York for South Nor-tux.
At coo )MlnflA. 1:131! .)
(1:33:45. 4:8) BL.) 5:31. can, song) P. X.
Soul Nor-walk {orfiew Haven.
AttaOAHM. stopphgatnnmtlm a
8:
9:44 “ toaxgrees.
1:81 P. H. s all stations.
1:59 “
i3 " m“ um um
“ a s one.
an .. ram .. ..
7.." .. u .. ..
9:“ “ mm
mmeuatgl’ramma {3:1, $210114 21;,‘
(El—Ji- “(RIDE I.
Seehrge b of advertisement at the Statim
Houses and Hotels.
Snperintendalt‘ e pace, Fourth avenue and Twen
t3 seventh street. New York
.tssismnt Superintendent I Once. Station Hons,
N] \ Haven JAKE H. HOY’I‘
If .Supu-intendent.
Oanbury and Norwalk R. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
comma JANUARY 1, 1871.
my MI.
venmm Ham-rune
12mm; t‘EPHH; Freightetifil‘hl
nvx pom nonwaui man
kmALH‘E‘I-eightnlmAHq WP. 1m 6:18P.)
LEAVE KOBWALK m! ’03 mm IOWA“.
7:34 A. I: 1:“ and as}! I: ”gnome U.
BIMBFIELD “ARCH.
LIA“ MW NB Imam.
9:45A.H.: 1240?.1; 24511.; “PM.
wow mu m
1210?. 1:1”)! 1:4;85P.M.
JOHN
W. BACON,
Supu'lntendent.
6:3!)A.LM.;
mu
6:45 A. 31.;
l-t!
DAILY LINE.
”3*. YM‘
FA N CY" 31“},
Wink-(W
aflfinflhlou-fl WW “repainted
m
”W “m “CI-I-
m
or the “Moran‘s, Mu: the
“Orwellian.“ shank-anther painful
am no the“ a! M
,‘l‘hey lawman-I‘m“ the tor-
pid liver and male. wmmu-e- or unequal-
edfleaeytnd‘lgtbebloodofaflwueund
“mutual! we!” the “ole system.
Niall! DISEASES, Eruptions. battens-n
Remand Mofmem.ofwm“e
mmmlflsflymndmofidme
“hashes-t time by the uses! these Bitters.
0mm mm ”I'm m the Boatin-
credulouaof ”We“
Quantum Bloodwbencver yon nndlts
Impurities bur-din w the sun In Plumes
hunt-ermniamefiwhen you Mitch-
straeteda-d mantle vet-a, d“ It when
It in fuel, and yourfm'mtefl youth. Keep
theblmdmandfiemdfiaMflu
follow.
PII.'1'APBand mwommln the
mammmmmmr
ed and removed. For lull direction,“ artfully
thedrcularan’undeachm,mlnfour lan-
mannerisms—n. Francis-Am.
LWALKERJ’W. anmaoo.
ll'zntgisl: and General Agents. San Francisco. Cal,
and fl and 3| (‘uutmefl‘e Street». KEV-York.
: ”‘9 $1.0 BY A Ll. DRUGGTSTS AFT) DEALERS
11-13
’ WW
PILE REDIEDY.
or
immediatelyan costar
the manila
NO MORE
WEAK NERVES.
Vaner'a pan. tonic ls Eel-red
hummus-flayed “years
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS tor-ear, W '5“ ‘0, 33‘"
[Ill] 9f Nanak and P, F Brady www.mM':Mu
- r mun-em econ-flea- flawed
w... wmm: .. .3... m... m... “ram-“:efifim‘:
“ii-ugh: 3:” old padket rates. a m mac-nae ‘flaflmd'pd
All ne‘brbid unsunganyol mew avengers-ad Minna-1mm
eeaoldfieroitheaboveboataonaooountof wnxmndmdemmue
owners thereof. 14! Walter’s mi. _ h mt: dreams.
RAYMOND BROTHERS, ‘ 7
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
'm m.
AN'I‘HRACITE AND BITUMINOUS Ii . li- m h ‘ . m
“pace-ssh dev- y
the most rib-times eaaea Colds.
C o A L mesa. “Ml-“mlhfi
the
FOR SALE BY THE CAR—LOAD
0R CARGO.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATE
Franklin Coal, of Lykens Valley.
HARD .5. SOFT woon,
CUT TO ORDER.
BRICK,
LIME,
CEMENT,
PLASTER,
CATTLE HAIR,
BLUE arouses.
STONE CUT IN ANY STYLE or SIZE.
34?, em ' ,
FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS.
And General Produce.
on!“ Gm", Flour, Feed, he,
THE
BtsLBmIi 'm the inlet,
BeguhrlyreeeivedhmtheWeatsndotbaMo-s,
pear-load.
OFFICE AND YARD,
FOOT OF WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH ”NAIL CONN.
BRANCH omen:
BBOB‘SON’S 31101} STORE,
museums.
SAPP'fiO
Initial Paper,
350ENTSI’EBBOX,
-A'I'—,
LIVERY STABLE.
Washing-tangled, South Norwalk.
SELLEOK S.
Norwalk Chronicler