WNW at chime ofbe‘llt tn:
11M: “In memory of Minnle lfiodges
‘tht 124 pounds.” '
u—w
3° 3m. mm mm in the umptest‘
111mm the Wing fashion (his
"K: the Wind Sumner.
W
:t' Slim havoc wrote Adamfiedo‘.
2'1 1% himdfi'd Child?! for if. Ind
21m for Felix Holt
:1" The humans-still occupy Barnum)
“wedWWbm been (upstate.
: manhood them troop.
uni exhibition of the
‘11 w .5ng Society will be
‘1‘“ '- bowfl, commenting on the tint
Tim-thy In Mr.
7.3 W 0‘ the Mhislets ui anoe
1.» thin country has gone insane
Trdlhrd. the new Minister, has been com
mod to the United States Asylum.
J The
13" “on. John Prentiss. of Keene. 23.11..
41W his ninetydhini birthday by writ»
11.1: In utkie on the Summer controversy,
fur the Sufi“ published in that plat‘o. p
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;B The advance of the Chile in civ—
uwntiun has mind at fresh 11115142111011. in
lo tr Wag!» undo: Whinkcy by fermcm:
: musty ring, old rubber shoe: and things.
13' Aft! :1 sewn: struggle. a bill M
'M livid-b Elmore of Gunmen-ls. recently, le-
moi-g marriage with a deceased wife‘s ali-
‘ f. but it In deflatul in the House of
4: Fit.
:3“ A am: in Coca. whose wife had me
sloth” bang herself in the garden. is
.' flux to bring .1 fair {or trespass again-5t lii<
:ghlfln, 1131:) m1: Eur .lnwn berm she W?»
1 w
hrsayw:
V. .-
3!‘ ekmu- prucllcal chap is optioned to
tetxmlc «Mirage because he cannot St the [be
“allowiug problem- If Olive Logmnbonld
be elected Emblem of the United States,
ml slimld afterward marry a nun named
l‘v rkim, would «he thrncefcfth be President
R. «:12: or fimficnt 370v§m~*
-1 tit-M it would depend}
3: M lilo."
I?!" We have received tarry of the Wow
1 Rruvlirtg ‘65“ Gift, issued“ the glow.
~t‘ vb:- l-m mm M ‘2. £1er 5. Jurvis‘s
It is: at very Walton: poo
tmuhrlym that on no nude launder
.11.!!th l! was all edllfll mm two
1 vim-l ol- tlte them of Earth 215nm
1x hi: it tinl' the at“ more ammlnlt‘dJ and
In fMlanlWl-
W
le Xmiivilk’ Folio» h-lls «1f '1; con-
Twit?!” while: who went to Bmzil after
"15v war and took with him blv wife and two
He got maximized. and became
a villa-n of the: mph-e: and by flit-laws of
:2”; «many llit' «‘lxilslrt n of a bankrupt can
«’ taken nod mid for debt. He was unfot-
amaze. and lad bk property: and his two
43111131”, not nearly grmvn to woman-
?nI-‘i.ho\'e been will for twelve hundred
lutlllfl
.1 ' bud.
.
o
l fighter»
arm editor of the ‘34:" Hum Jim
mafilhto have W believeheiuon
wry intimate toms with “the “11.11110“
and Wished His: Edith O’Gorman";
wdhemuattheheaddmnflidemgfl~
higher kctm on “LifelnnConvcut."the
«mutter-rough the mom"
You uedonot knowkovnear Mai
“hooikk”omnnduw
' in“: Misti
W'-
;9" The Lelnnun Community mhlialmz :1 1
; 1". called thc N‘bnh'r. and a recent 2mm-
“ It km lever: asserted that the
‘11::ka molest late the females and rice mu.
Ellie iv out true : we luv each other better
1 m ‘9 no express.
w
11' The Mallory Nara. under the head
1 1 Star llama. bu me cmn‘l‘mg intelligeme
1 ,1! “ tire Aahticfholcm is raging in Indil"
were ln doubt Ibfl‘ii India being in
' =- Nair, but our devil reminds us that
‘ .~ n) it 1 plot? du‘nl hut, Mnnlt'tx 1122’? v
2.1:» nix-3. than tbrre is :1 soul-on.
W
I?" .\ young lady in Fun dz: L~c wmxfri
svc bet it killed lsv a berm. whlcl: accident-
.1' 9‘ ll law an up; 1-r floor. lmd not her
\ “r 1133::an 3.! tin! izzvunf to pull her
11 11’ ftYF‘afll to steal a Elsa "Hie mural is
~ wlnns' young ladies should pemilt their
1. W f0 pull thclr brads forward. etc
{f Rim of the Hermon Ila-mafia", seems
hove hard of the election “just a little
Hi piper of Thurst'luy. three
ave after the election was paused, contains
1 1 .131 well flirting appeal: a this; " You
.1 1ll not have discharged your duty next
Winclny. if you permit the nmnday sun to
‘1.“ your («robe-Id ore you hove thrown
. .mr lmllut “
i ' a
ipfifice their :‘nn 1 y'sma u 11‘ 1 fix
-.tl§workwouldnot by any means hedo-
i
t
A.
tired of the outer
» 1 ’13..:\. 1'
tthe“w om.
‘tvuth. Andaman MM of
- ‘ Miriam mus-m unthfinll‘
béhovm" we warm about” :Wodo
balsa-um bring harem puma
ofrtbefv'm,or Inyotbor intimated“
wfil call upon us int our evfieace of in
math of our statements, and wehfllonle
tasty him upon every point,“ will make all
mentor-ammo: eon be asked inland.
fidunotbelleve-we hove bend W
open: and until we have been .nonvinoed
thot we have bout “ must now lied
to," we shall stand by who: to in:
listed. ‘ « ‘ ' ‘
In Woe to the 0m: charge tbs:
our presets were ever “hnbimlly run on
the Sabbath," we will nuke the proprietor:
of that paper the followingpropdtim : To
paythesumof five hundred doubt-s to the
Treasurer of the Monumental Minion,
for the erccfiou of 3 Soldiers Monument in
this town. if they will prove the antenna
true; provided they will forfeit the some
amount for the sum purpose. if we con
pmve our similar statement regarding them.
A nvv runs “'0‘”.
The election is over. and when we any we
am glad r-f it. we think we echo the senti-
ments of fotmflftbs of our readers» A po-
litical mmmign has got to be a torriblo
trial to the patriotism. and patience, and
gigglmponfl’mmwmw .. .
’ MW bile-Wile mbmhw..fid'
:md firmlakdltahub. "
' iigmorlglt 01:915de _.
mtmumtm; but: fifth-(litur-
. ....'l‘be Stamford Advocate .
indium " ’" tandem «some:
1.11m Waistband ~.dh1nf
Station, the“ Sotkaniflofrflm'
.1
lyre s’fia'ci-tyefi moi ecu-tn
ormmmd mm nexus-1y.
Joint hock orpnhvionmnd a bommifloe
a’fixfintod wanton sumo-t .
" . .(m the W 'bfioro elation the
Dantmry peep!!! veto mam-bod, on their
usytofihxfiulgby a series of'yolls mn-
dung from the Democratic Clob'fioomon
the Minot With-blaming. Lad-
ders wasp-cured andaewindowsopenod,
when the mac of the disturbanc‘ was
discoveredtobenmnn,wholndfallm
asleep (“ porblps,‘) the night before and
been locked in. So says the New. which of
oouneknew.
Five Ina line.
On Sunday “who M. (anulenbeck
preached hi firewall nor-m. would. giv-
ingu put of his 6m thehlatoryof
Methodist: in this place, from the tint ser-
mon ever pinched (which'wos by Jesse
Lee) up to the press“. The people feel
sorry to let him go.
Weexpectsoonto be nbletoanoouwe o
1mm 1min, by n popular atelier, to
News. Rilet Peak have my“
cunt; bushes: to Greenwieb...d we on-
credulizy. and faith of sensible people. We mm to see loads of lnmhavwdood
should be proud to belong to a My that coming up the but». 7
could stand upon its principles, Ind fight a
umnly battle in their defence: but if there
be such 2. party before the country it is
grosfly slaudert’d by its own organs and Id-
vocatcs. For weeks the country in: been
flooded with misrepresentation. sophistty and
personal 21mm. Nu political newspaper has
beam 101‘, n ‘pn-nblo tn slander the candl-
datw of :':w nppmltc party, m- in dill-kl and
defend thr “’lckt‘tlnflu‘ of itv: own. The
organ of a rich and liberal candidate ex-
poses the mmnnes m- povcrty of its oppo-
nent; tEr‘ mouthpiece of Mm who is parsi-
umniou: and thrifty meets at wealth as a
crime. A newspaper which has, many tins
and (fa. >11pport9d the claims of the most
auisgralviw debauchers for office in its party,
denounces an opponent as the wit‘kedust
:nd vilcst wrench for drinking wine; while
another confn'mta the dignity and virtue of
afinl candidate with significant hintsof
unmelm frailtiea. And o0 respectable furo-
ilyjoomals. that a mouth inter would not
disgrace thtir columns with such wicked
and wofilxlcm sands}. will lend themselves,
week alm- wcek. tn the delmna'on and
abyss of those whom they really reopectond
in am". The «oddest commentary upon our
boasted freedom, 1nd the most sickening
spectacle“) one who lovee his coontry,‘n respectfully ask of you tbnt be none of 80*“!
not that ignorance and vice are lifted by our 3'
hws to cqoolity with intelligenceand virtue,
but that thew latter are made the willing in-
struments of their own degndntion.
Now this thing can go but little further,
and the end of it may be even nearer than
we suspect. The vgroug lies in this: That
party principles are so unimportant or so
my dcfinul that some other mono—I person
:11 or sectiannl one—is sought on which to
build a political 551m; and the hope of
the. future lie-s in this: That personal abuse
or sectional rivalry are too light diet to sub
isfy American patriotism, and the people
will soon refuse to be longer ted upon such
unwbolesomc and unsatisfying foo-d. Some
party must grapple with the live quations
of the day. and place them upon their ban‘
nets, and that speedily; or both parties will
go down lwueath the contempt of the na-
lion.
. SAX DOMINGO.
The commissioners sent to gum-r infor‘
motion mgunliag San Domingo have made
tlwir report. which was accompanied with a
menu-5e from the President. in which he
«122%th that the whole subject lie over un—
til the next session of CW, that the
people may thoroughly examine it.
The report is a very intemtingdocument,
and while it is quite brief. in \‘iPW of the
importance of the subject. it is yet too long
to be reproduced in} our columns. . The com-
missionezs seem fpvomble to mnentlou. as
will appear in the following brief digest of
the report: _
The gowrument. is a constitutional to
public, and each town is governed by a mag-
istrate like our Justice of the‘ Peace. who
holds office durihg good behavior. The com-
missioners speak in the highest terms of
these oflicem. Baez is the regularly elected
and lawful President, and but ‘peoooul’le
control of the most of the country. '
The country has long been‘oulfiect to re!
volts, owing to Haydon. was. pro
vincial jealousy, and the cupfifity of a lot of
adventurers who occupy .163th
Tbeoedistnrbances 116;:er so caught“ And
tétmidablg that till: people were 181,11: *1”,
filled“: $963181- mm but fiesta-n
minutes: mvm so humane
they wetednvenouhlndfiounlsedtoflle”
We think Biting bu woolly month's
don‘t know but Summer, too, as we beer of
of one instance of sunstroke occurring in
Brooklyn on Saturday; nod loathe! strong
indication is, the ladies all seem determined
to turn their dwellings inside out. _
We think we must tell what was sold in
a. large Sunday school. The question was
asked why God made everything else before
he made man. There come no answer, when
suddenly a little boy jumped up and said:
“I gum I know; it wns because he did not
want all the men hanging around while he
was making the other things.”
The following is the petition, with the
signatures attached, mentioned in last week‘s
Sam-mm:
To the President and S ntendenl of the New
Yorke-C New love: mu compo-y.
Gentleman—Tho Med milliont- of
the town of Norweik, llvim in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the station on your rnilroad
now known as Five me‘mver or Rowe;-
ton, would ily (opulent 'tbot
aka-and can ion on of quoentooeur-
reuse on said road. by power: in the
an: thereon mistalng the man's cull
gtbeow3wonh for Noromn one my 3; the
er. a at a very major! the
resident in the ' d and ow
tion are in favor the puma W“ Five Kile
River“ for the nuns thereof. We. therefore
i station my be on your tine-table and
221:5: last l:nentiaohgeifilr,‘9.21:1 theft tlltfctimder-
5 may ave I _ V 0 n on
the depot a armament macro l{he wgzds
“ Five Mile lver" W at their own‘ex-
ohnDonnfln‘xtinW Knowltun
mm W 2‘
WM '0 W' J‘ 33:"
re ‘ mes .
Stevens. Geo. a. nine; . Vgghflockwood.
Frank R. Stevens, Wm. B. Chas. ‘
E1 3.38.! A:
River. 1 -e t
. yoe mm‘gfi.
31:11:11,111» 01;, John 0. Smith, H. H.
' 2W1.
vens, sloop Don. Donn, C run B. Avery, E.
Chasmar. Seth Averv, S. . Raymond G.
Warren Raymond, Henry Wicks. H. !W.
Bates, G. I. Koala, G. 1. Smith, Theodore
Smith, Smith’s Eleni, Jone b Cox, Smith
Hills, Grunt B. Ibokett. Fallon Cor—
nelius W15 mm, w. 3 Reed, l. u.
Bigelow,flenry A‘ (Wm. K. ,
ff“; Fifi-2” 0 ' J “DWW’
n. 0 no ,
Waller Bylt’ioyt. H.~L. F'incfiJacob Diggin-
son. -————4&"—— ——
romantics.
To the Editor 01'.th Wad.
I live within the limit: of the town of
Norwalk, and no: a render of the Summon
I noticed iii 13% week's paper a dander-om
piece signed bv'OBver that. Now I lave
an acquaintance widtboth Of tirade individ-
ualsmndpnrtlcnlnrlytbie mu! nupuosebe
means, (23 there is only one large mrket
waywn” ', just as Rpm ‘ thud! it, 31w
{'11
4d: are to be committed.
2* Widen.“ Wong“? tighten
1 ..1 e: . .:
Sherman Smith, our New Cw}; The ‘
workof sinkingnalnft to 1111mm -
upon: bouillon, Int” Oahtbdovdhuhzm
bedelivuodinthe mmwm
girdenerlivtngini‘ive lilo River or 30-;
. V W. .. ,,. ’. .‘ ,
_~ rammed-“.mwgu
J. S. Anderé
The two po-
Miner, : tbs .V
the sole of ill: we: to
am,“ the W mr.
.‘ ‘t' '
at of 1511111 I known its 1* Ore
Bill” “pm fiend with the 3mm
oeihowmhom. "She robber math
ting-uncut thepasm to manure flotsam 'l o, the society onll d.1"nuts-tednrllookodup.
1‘3: Ian Maputo woo 1mm «m; :
to; Romanian-educator mug:
wo 105.3} anniversary of
lfiith y. do on p . She is in comforv
flelbenltb,‘ud ‘ to see her friends,
'gorb increasing ties evince the fact
a
“ old no is cream upon her.”
‘ De Tocqueville, at a Paris dinner. once
‘ : “ Comma-dam. the leetle yellow spot
(on the map) dot make do clock peddler, de
school-master, and de senator. De first give
youtime; de second tell on whet to do
withhim; mddeaird m e your lawmd
your civilization. Ah 1 gentlemen, dot leetle
yellow State you call Connect-decoot is to
me one very greet miracle.”
The subject is revived in Waterbury and
vicinity, of erecting a new county with Wa-
' IS the county wet, and embracing.
go ly, the town so! Naugatuck Prospect,
lddlebury, Wolcott. Wswnown, kimono,
“d ted” B 11A otter end the
sppoin to mange t on , pro-
ject is likely to be urged with considerable
earnestness before the next Legislature.
Oliver Woodworth, of the Waterford pa-
per mill at New London, has commenced to
manufacture, on a large sale, 1 new kind of
paper to be used as o rotection against
moths. It isnnde of or. and retains the
soculinr smell of the wood to a remarkable
. Itcnnbeused IS a lining tocar-
drawen, donuts Ind soforth, being less
expensive and equally effective as the wdar
itself.
A terrible accident occurred on Wednes-
dn morning at E. F. Smith's button fnctory
.gt nlon City. near Waterbury. One of the
girlo. employed at 3 press. stooped down to
pick some buttons which ind been
, when herhnir was caught in the
And her entire scalp mm from her
head.’ Adoctor was summed nnd th
soup replaced with hopes that it might heel
in it: r place. This is an argument in
favor of also hair.
There is considerable interest manifested
in Wolcottvllle in regard to the northern
terminus of the Shaped; Rolland, end it is
currently reported that portion there will up
ly for a charter at the next session of the
Legislature to continue the road. The route
is pronounced feasible. and the distance is
about ten miles shorter thou if extended to
the Connecticut Western Railroad at the
nearest point. The cost of the road com-
plete from Litchfield will probably not ex—
ceed $150,000.
The brig Nellie Gay is to soil from New
London soon, with Connecticut men on
board. on a voyage to hunt for treasure in
the port of Comma. Venezuela. The old
line-ofbattlc shi San Pedro de Alcanatra,
sunk in that h r in 1815, with a la
mount of gold and silver on boord. S e
come from Cadiz. S ' , with a large body
of soldiers on , to quell some of the
con republics of South America. The
33 a lp of the squadron had on board
poorly 3.000.000 in Spanish doubloons. and
the expedition proving unsuccessful,she was
discovered to be on fire on the eve of her
departure, and afterwards blew up with
obout aoo room and all her treasure on
bond. '1‘ isport‘y from New Londoom
to uncover these buried treabures, and
also to obtain the privilege of workin the
ml banks in that bay, \vbcrc pearls ave
. found worth $1.000 etch.
#
List of Potent:
leaned from the United States Patent Office,
for the week ending April 4. 1871, for the
m of Connecticut. furnished the Sm-
m from the office of John E. Earle, Solici-
tor of mu, fiew Elven:
8. W. Babblt, of W. Meriden. fluting mn-
chine.
C. L. W. Bnkcrd: Co., of Hartford, as-
ees, brush broom and mo bolder.
. P. Bmdmeadotv, of ridgeport, up.
put-Mus for anti .
P. E. Clark, of artful-d, falter.
\V. A. Clark, of Woodbr device for
preparln beef steak for broil us.
A. M. S{Daniella of Hartford, chemically
reputed amp wick.
p G. W. Dumber, of New Haven, assignoes,
eel trap for water ipcs.
I. Denmutb, of anbur ', felted fabric.
M. P. Bray, of Birmlug am, corset.
'T. 8. Gilbert, of Birmingham, two patents
' ‘on com
I. S. Hall, of New Haven, railway bridge
signal a tus.
A. C. obbs, of Bridge rt, bullet patch.
A. L. Sweet. of Norw' . cutter head.
3V. Terwilgllniger &F. H. Nomi, of New
B tab: ass ees. mutation oc .
Ell Whitney. ofpe New Haven. assignees,
breech-loading fire arms.
melts.
R. S. Austin. of Wallingford. hitching
post. on . »
Hmf‘ord Carpet 00., of Hartford,assign-
mmdmvfizmmmzm, 1.
Sig-noes, lamp bracket.
T' #4»—
Anaiysis made byvan experienwd eastern
chemist, it is claimed, shows Utth salt to be
purer than the famous product of Tux-it’s
Islandgand itltas been found that, notwith-
stnnding the present high rates of freight on
the Union and Central Pacific Rnilroods, it
canbetomisbedto Wuhreaststbe
Mississippi river and as far west» Sou
Function otanroflttotbemutacturem
M
Matti
1h- myrmmm :9‘1
ammo“
I‘ 'II
.1 ‘ 1 W- .
‘ fiat—11' 111.11.21.11; ungmd
Jqlobe Paste, for irritation of the throat,
coughs,» colds, M.- For snletby B. F. Peck,
11W”: Cowl; Drama. woollen”;
tide for colds. For» sale by S. F. Peck,
min-tn—~
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Just received from Mod a. fresh sup-
ply of Honey Bee mocking Tobieco. C.
in- flux-1&3 Co.,.eole agate ‘ ,
We call your Inflation and considera-
tion to the advertisement “Beat. thismd
take the horns." A. K. Comstock means
lltlbiness.
Try the old reliable Red River Smoking
Tobacco. This band is prepared precisely
in the same manner as the former old In-
dian Killickinick. Fur sale by C. Swat-t2 &
Co., sole agents.
Boot Door.
The well-known popular drink of all
drinks, on. drought at S. F. Peck‘s drug
store. Ladies come in groups ofter it;
children cry for it; the community in gen-
eral can't get along without it.
Renne’s Pain-Killing Magic Oil is sold by
most of our drugglsts‘ and merchants, and
has become a standard article in market.
This position it has won by its merit. It is
clean to use. It. cures pain where it is
used faithfully, and we intend always to
kcepit in the house to use. Try it. Sold
by dmgg-ists.
How my doctors have advised their po-
tlents to take their treatment, and with a
trip over the water they would be entirely
cured of consumption. 0): yes, friend. but
little did you comprehend it was over Jor-
dan's stormy banks you had to travel, safe
landed on that blissful shore, that you“
would then be well of that neglected cold.
Sec advertisement. cough no more, War.
uer’s Cough Balsam will cure without the
trip over the water. and costs but one dollar
a bottle. Sold by all drugglats.
For Sale Cheap for Cash.
EVER-AL dellnblo building lots in Rom ton.
mat. side the river. Inquire of OLIVER 060K.
Bomyton. Inch 0. 1871. PM!
To Let.
TWO modern built Homes, on Sprln street. near
oi m8.
Clay street. lnq to of .
South Norwnlk, Enrol: 8. 187]. l'l-tf
Rooms To Let. v—
THE lower part of the House corner Elizabeth
and Woter streets. It cont-inn the rooms. Rent
rumble» In ulre of ‘
South Norwal April 12. 1871.
To Rent.
C. B. DARE.
fit!
THREE 8008? on Woodward Avenue. opposite
the residence Ron. I. A. Woodward. oases-
ven on the first of April. Inquire It once of
stop
Mrtrelid County Fire Insurance Company. n-n
Notice.
‘1 order to rnoour'e the wth end pulntlou
I‘ of Ronyton. the under-figural will 1103:". Build—
VIM
“” x a
mainline!“ _ , . -'lfl 1
to 3-0de H
anthem-loan n nonberotymnnduo
In; , nun
Th9 store is find o in
valence; “it as on the in
nah etc. Any one width; n -
nea fogs 2301:! loamy will and Inn thel'rtntereat to
all on. D. DA .
Lot- to portl- wfll erect. buildings. Spool-J
3‘54:qu will hove to be com ed with.
A. L VANDIRIIL . orW. 'l‘. CRAW.
19-6t _ Bonn: Korvvflk.
3); a dwell! nouooon Wuhl ton street,
A ”mama 1, .1. 11.11.111.11...
the modern bitmaps. “tier, eta. and
‘ndapted for two
cot. Pom
nion given lay in. titre of 3mm KNAPP.
South N 8. ml.
urn‘k, , 1741'
Dividend.
l-‘ms-r Nutmt. m: or Sou-tn Karim, }
soon April 4. 871
Noun 4 .
THE Band of Director: 0! in Book have this
day deduct! o dividend of four per cent. on the
capitol nook, free from
a “tame turd dly of my next.
books will be closed from As!!! Slot to Hoysd.
M J. . m1) Goblet
v
Notice.
HE ooportnenbl {outrun-mac.
T nun day oxplrodp o 0
but
:3 limitation. D. L. Hill-rd is
the only person nth led to collect the use“ and
ndebtadneu oi the arm. The bodes: at
vornmont ax. ynble on
an e nun-fer
COMING 2
r. 1'. Donn-’- l-ooou, lot-terns,
Conn- old mpmo.
dent ungtg'ee tint the exhibition a stage. i;
budge. In the course of. few days the "ad-
vutce gunrd".ol this monster exhibition, will arrive
in town, to nuke onto for om!
This grand traveling usctun and innocent ined'.
ondred ho
consists of seventy-five wagonsa
b . .
organise tbL monster show—w
l the B
and Summer throughout the Egbert:
on Mid of! tea.
a 12.1,: Th 1.1
on oovent . ve 0. 1'90
but those used by any
Wu this
It Barnum, it aired three can to
regel: will exhibit dur-
cf
Notice.
“Minotaur theme! Norwnlku-c
optimal
hern-
tblt s epoch] Ilawn lect—
notified
as bohdduther'l'mfloualnnt l!
o'dockofter‘nmtocouelder-
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F’oathon, Flowers,
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D. DAYTON,
ELY‘S BIDCK. IAlN SIRE-ET.
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machine am
I' the store occupied by him. No. 4 31.798
It unit.
an. “finial the con-
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South 130de m 1.5. 1810. Lu
“Beat This 111-111 the 111':
w. L. BRADLEY’S
Super-Phosphate,
—AT—
345.00 PER TON.
Received ria Raymond Brothers, South Norwnlk.
This highlyperfumed article of commerce is lndls‘
pensable m suobeou. at lny price ’"Every'lady made
it on her plants, and every gentlemu: on his garden-
patcb. Only $45.00 per too.
A. K. COMSTOCK,
21—“ New Canaan.
MILLINEBY! MINERY !!
GRAND OPENING
.01..
SPRING STYLES,
Saturday, March 18th.
MRS. JUDD,
WASHING-TON 8'15,
SOUTH NORWALK,
Bus received by the late steamers all the novelties in
Emmet: Ind leies‘ Dress Caps.
Particular attention paid to Drenmakiug and Pat-
terns.
N. B.—1Adies would do well to call before leaving
order! elsewhere. liLhm‘
Foote’s Hat Store.
SPRING STYLES.
SILK HATS,
Young Men’s Broadway and Trade
Styles.
P‘ELT HATS.
All the intent styles out, too unmet-on: too mention.
of all descriptions.
UMBRELLAJS, CAKES, LAP ROBES.
SilkICussimere nod Felt Hats made to order.
stun time Free of
fawn)
Church, South N
(L‘PS AND CLOTII IIATS,
guick sales and small profits.
of 8le Hate con have their hats ironed
Ol Est: prudent shapes.
8 of BIG '1‘. to the ()0an
is“ 5:1“; l—Bm
IRON FENCING.
nieb several styles of
W rought and Cast Iron Fencing,
Iron (Staten, Doors, Shutters and
Gratings.
mat-y ”tier articles in the lino of
BLACKSMITH WORK.
Barge Railroad depot. Not-walk.
The subscriber is now prepay-ad to make and fur-
to enclose churches, dwelling:- aud burial plots. Also. ‘
Iron gums, and Boll-I for building pum and
I think I can out: in those who require anything tn
my line. Call and see what I can do. Shop man the
“11.8. DUNCAN.
Notice.
ler, of Stamford, F
dlnn of
J. Bette, William H. Bette. Sully 8. Beth. Mary A:
Betta, George I". Bette, and Charlotte ’1‘. Bet chi].
drop of the said Charles C. Batu Frederick T. tts.
an Bogus “no no: £1155“: iifcyvrtre, an"
I . - s .
ggyt, James W. Hoyt, Somuel m id. John
Nomlk. ln Futile“! (booty, Goon
llG—W.lt u need of the Boot-dot Coun-
cilmen of-thootfiuatflo, beldondbe
of Febmry, f . it‘wu fitted to
widen the 01 Field Rood, called by some Woodward
avmm'fm the corner 0! Iain
. .w the Street Domini -
111 own mfi- WW“ 1» ‘
Nathan C. Ely. of New York city, Moses Van-
. Human and Mary Van Kenton his wife. of Wil‘
lmmebnrg, in the Steve of New York, Pauline B. Mil-
nirdeld Count Ind Suite of Con-
nectlcu Charles C. Bette, reu Ind natural gnar-
al‘bnddeus C. Betta, ward C. Betta. Charles
memo): and Kiln-bent H. Comtfih s vane, - 1‘
cut, 3m-
9 so call opposite to mmsugtredm dueocem;
tract, oe
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'1' U ESDAY APRIL
gadgv-‘sexfi v _ ~ 1. . ’5
The most conprthaudvoeolocfionn! 1
RARE no) womm
uvtnc. with Animus,
.m-
BEAUTIFUL TROPICAL BIRDS,
IN AHERICA.
QUAGLIANI’S
ITALIAN ClRCUS
—0F-—
Empean and Native mm
See the pictorial bills. posters. Lad announce
Sheets, for a full description of the
MANIFOLD WONDERS OF THIS
MODEL EXHIBITION.
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ADHISSION .............................. m
CHILDREN CNDERTEN.......,. .,
Doors open at 1x and 7 o‘clock r. :1. Perform
bouncer.
CENTS
.25 CBS 3
we hove just leted 3 cm motivate:
will compete Evan l with my to the cunt}. In
this amount may fund 3 Image Wot
CARPETS,‘ . »
”Afitfié’s,
PAPER HANGINGS,
Window Shades and
Shdde Fixtures.
mybetonndatultimes npodstookot
DRESS GOODS,
D10 3! E 8 '1‘ I 0 S ,
Prints,'ubttorge;nib-
bans, Fancy Goods,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Dress
and coat: Trimiiiijgg
Beautiful colon in kid Gloveo rot $1.00
per pair, every pair warranted.
Invoices or .11 kinds of Goodlmélved any by
A. Wflfiifl 't 3°",
WASHINGTON STREET.
mnmmmm 13—:
'.ALL STYLES, AND PRICE.
quick deaf, and this fire strictly adhere to.
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All Wool Suits ......... 12.50 H g C :E 3 '12
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