Hugo-won o!
flew.“ 1M
adv-3t
and” lb [sly Hays as “Joan
M AIL-“fl“‘w attic Stake"waa
mks-dunner! to he thevery person
outflow“ martynlomand
fireamfcthehiththat was in her.
hr“ 0“ ud lose-eel
”1.,th costume,took
amt: Mary and M
m . the ‘v ' ”WY
tn g "“ lay. ‘Ma in
"elven." by IR Joelle Pratt, and the lies-a
Inns. 1' ,and others those names we
at out "I III-“c “:33-
M “a “expands.“
lent chat. to the whole scene. “Petroleum,”
ill with Mr. Samuel Marvin. Mr. Lock-
“and. lines Eartha Ilia-lot, I. Comatock,
\. W lint“. Johmand Anna Greg-
or} took put, wan excellent. Kiss St John
Wflrcly .tl M in thecharactet'ahe
tout. the audience being rather incredulous
in believing that om- so young and beautiful
mofl an oil ml: to such per-
tcotiun " featuring” in which the characters
were uncalled by Messrs. George-Josiah and
Filth! Ghettlem P. Comatock and
“has I. Hit-ink, K. Rays, and Mina St
Jot; the“ med young My playmg
her part with n \ivacity and fidelity to
litv whit-h Inn : rhnrm to the whole
tutu). " Made-so" by Miss Katy Stung-s. Katy
Kayo. George and Judah Gilbert. and Sam-
uel m was well acted. and the charac-
trl’ tab- by I'm; Stnrgu WI: perfect, her
may and instituting manners charming
old “you“ dike. " Phantom," by the
Vine! (hm-art. and Messrs. Marni). Gil—
but and JMI'IS very goodindeed;
Ir. Ian-in taking the charmer of Julius, a
negro, which max line a piece niacting as
at! tare seen in many a day. Mr. Marvin
n M in this. as in the whole entertainment.
thefiteand soothe keeping theaodience,
by khaki-my and wit. i.- a perfect roar
of laughter. until we feared some of the
that again present would ‘0 into hysteria;
”ideal. one " the old country gentleman"
laughed “he cried. " No Rose Without
a Thorn.” by Berk and Marianna Comstoek,
Ir. book-mod ‘ “3;“. was ad-
mired very much. Slim Belle (‘omstock
end-g the greet m of tht‘ evening
is an actress which Charlotte Cushman
mold not “11“: in the stander she sus-
tained. “ The Country Aunt." by the Misses
Hanna, Surges. Hays. Comatock, Gregory,
Hickok. Benedict, and Osborn, and Messrs.
limb, Gilbert, Cami-xi. and Johnston,
«at certainly very tine and well played,
lis- m lekox taking the character
uf aunt bu perfection. “ Burglary.“ and
" Mrs. Jolley'a Wax Figures.“ was very
finely put upon the stagnand amused the
audience very Ind. At the close-Julius
railed tor a vote 0! thanks from the audi~
not to lie Katy Emma, His Olmstead
and Ir. ”Mwhmpnotmheaot
:t-ek w. but on. inn-g; lent
the chain at their natty, um well aatheir
tale-ta. to the m of the entertainment,
ehiehvugimthhaheartygood will.
We nil-claysy,l1thaeisanother
run ioCo-laedcntwherethereissomnch
beauty ad lily-like Wt among the
"no: we and net- kilo. it. and
we '0. save our were change and cg"
money» puy our expenses in a pilgrimage
to M m
The“ was the very best. consist-
in; n! such as Ber. Xr. Mervin and wife,
M Martin, (3% Emma, and hosts
at omen It. admit- initiated
the new unfatmsely nu with an
Ice-fleas which hit- to the house,
hothbbtadnen-lmgMau-s.
MMGMtonkitupndurrk-d
“attract-pint arenas. Mm
lumdmmgmand
that one the alt-eno- of “hind an
at
The «heathen would reopectfnlly call the atten-
uofthe public to theirnewnockolgoodacon-
“(clawed-normed
tours. nuts mums.
«gum MndendanI-dprieea.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Wcmmmmwmmd good-
inthlacity,andptieea that Get: competition.
Alhareot the public patronageialollcited.
Do not (all to
GIVE US A CALL.
snows a sear-mus,
I 1- T ’ Q B I; O as ,
l-y CITY or sown: NORWALK.
NEW AXD RARE PLAYTS
noses,
Geram’tam-y
val-mas.
A ND
BEDDlNG our PLANTS,
Flattering Sims, mu Trees,
(‘IIOIPE
Blackberry,
Raspberry .
AND
Stra‘vborry.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice 8%. uncut of
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
Special attention git-en to the getting up of choice
Boqm Wreath. BL-kete. Wand other Floral
Decorations. at shortest notice. Send for {hmogne
mum? t Dom
xtnsurm up rmtusrs,
50L“ NOR\\'AL§, CONS.
South Sotwalk. Nov. 17, 1870.
EVE “1' BO!) "3
If You Tm!- to get the north of your-tom»; go to
A. platt-I'Q
cause can
unannmnuun
Wheesouwfllfind
a
HARDWARE. PALVTS ‘AXD OILS.
That is the when the oyster-mm get their
Boat I”, 0am
Wire.
Mina-other part0: metmrwmaybetound
Dry Goods, Yankee No-
tlonfi‘mlflm,
imbue; labetyonm
Initiate
mafia-1e you rant. Callandz-eeror
Ann-Ions. Danna,
u mm: mm: mm
Fivemmmmum 10-“
~ ill ‘I . .
CASH CAPITAL Mono,
fit]: surplus
GR
Oii‘AIaLKINDS.
Ouraimiatokeep thebeet
Flour,
Feed,
FOREIGN. DOMESTIC AND CANNED
F R U I '1‘ s .
SACCES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
And everything pertaining to:
nut-Clan Grocery Store.
[3‘ “'E SELL LOW.
JAB! A. I50“. EDWI!‘ WMOX.
l-t‘l
Bruggist and Apothecary,
Nearly opposite II. I. Depot.
Pure, Select
uranium»: lflmml
* PLANTS. .
0! every donor-1.91131: and o! the bestsuality. Yon
FEE!
Allpmd' madmraymvmutg ‘ " . ‘
FINE TOII‘E'I‘ SOAPS,
:Hair, Tooth and Nail BmShes,l
COMB--
l
I
[’ERFI'MERY 1N URI-SAT VARIETY.
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS, l
PATENT M l-ZDICI N155.
xrmar. wanna!
Trusts, Fancy Articles, Cutlery, ‘
T In rm everything from a Quill Tooth Pick l
to 2m Inlnid Hair Brush. ‘
‘ x. B.——Physlcians‘ Prescriptions carefully com~l
, pounded day and “its“ Entrance to Realdeoce ln 1
{an ‘mefi'm .
'13:: gm Nov. 17
'onoaua,
. —mn—
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
.51..
PARKER'S CTORE,
no. aflflfilfifl, WALK,
Om- door north of Bennett's dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
‘.
wmkaqn rtoek of karma 1: Parker‘- store
andndneellthe-onmttlIWn.
Old mammot- taken in exclnnge for new.
Muhammad. a:
.5 {E
”mm
9"
um
e“
7,.f'*.
«g. u;;-r/
Wants.
.23 1‘ W339 E!!! 5.53% 3 fifitg-flfii if?
011-,
lull Manufacturers
._()F_
mornnmunu
rLouR.
Receivers of Choice
Brands 8 T.
LOUIS.
mmm L
for an lawn.
Conetantlyonhandthemutstodtot
mu ANBLGENUINE
on E as,
In the World.
e
Cetulogueemailodandordmfilledonappll.
cationto
Mallory a Downs,
Agents in Fairfleld County for
J. M. THORBURN & 00.,
Growers and Importers and Dealers in Seeds.
l5 JOHN STREET,
l-tf
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
‘ Snort-sew to Hill & Hui-bell and Tolles & Elyu
; Hit-now on handraud is constantly receiving
large lots of
lEaetern. Western, Gan-
; ada and Georgia
LUHBER MARKET.
who the motto “Quick
' 1- m noticed. lo Mun
rounding-teacher. Having!
thin
to he the use, we have added 1 toonr
shawl]! lull at th large, pea-
confident nut
e: very lowest figures.
ii
“'1: have just com leted a CARPET 300', which
will compare {atom with anyP In the WV. h
this department tony found a urge assortment (I
OARPETS,
OIL GLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
mm Hummus,
Window Shades and
Shade Fixtures.
May he {onnd It all time:- a good stock of
DIiESS GOODS,
D 0 I E 8 '1‘ I C S .
Prints, Notions, Rib-
ll— U. M B E R ,i bons,FancyGoods,
And can tailor
Hosiery. Handkcrcltielk. Dress
I
' Superior Inducemenm
l l
l
. tn the Rt‘lflll Trade, and lo Carpenters and Joiners.
l I
Wr keep the Celebnll‘d
FASSE’I‘T BRAND R1 \‘Ell
and the
.~. K. J: (‘0. XX SA‘YED
SHINGLES.
The Best In Market.
owners AND YARDS:
WATER STREET, Norwalh.
WASHINGTGN 81‘» South Norwallt.
LEW'IS [WHEEL]... General Partner.
CHESTER F. Tonnes, Swill Partnt-r.
1-1!
I
Manufactnru' of
Church‘s Steam Pump,
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
(3 all kinds at
l P‘ur Machinery,
And LIGHT ARTICLES ON CONTRAC’I
on Tu nos'r msonmut Tums.
~39flor W:-
' Won! Blitrlct or the State
of Connecticut. Agont for
g Vanderwater’s Improved
g Junval Tll'lllt litter Wheelu
A—o___
l OWNS
{pa-ran swan me.
This Ptnnp in the most compact built, has
less number of , and la the Cheapest
Pomp ever before the ublic. It runs
without notsc or jar. For 'ce List, &c.,
address
ISAAG CHURCH, Jr.,
- Sole Pmprietor and Manufacturer,
NORWALK, CONN.
Machine Shop just book of the Home Rail-
wav Buildings. _ l-tf
Q u Q
OFg‘Hgg 01!“?
httv’envr‘sraate,
:tml ('loak Trimmings.
Bountiful I'nloru in Kitl Gloves at $1.00
‘ per pair. every pair wurrnntnl.
l
l ..__-,
lm'uites at all kinds of Goods reach yd daily 2,)»
A. DICKERMAN G. SON,
\t‘AsnIxa'roS' STREET.
South Non-alt. Match It, 1811.
HOPKINS’
\I.
13)
sown nonwux, or.
11038118 Ayn—Ctnmmns,
TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
c a n It I a c e s ,
To all trains and emoluments. Charges reasonable.
sooth Norwath. Dec. 1. 1m 3 if
M no you vein-r A
A cooovuaur
THEN ASK FOR
Andrews a. Hurlhut’s
AIDTAKI NO OTHER.
EVIIY HAM‘ WARRANTID
South Kuwait. Doe. It. not; . on
cam .
Washington Street, Saint film-walk.
comm" ch63 Ann” Am;
in. 1821.
w Non—lb. , have “M.
&8L13.Y.Acoo . out I.
it. “ 1V. T. tn. 3. «a “
7:1! “ New Yuk Ex. 7:48
ans “ No tall. 818 “
as ‘* New Barn. cg ‘
m “ Net York. 9: ‘
9:8 “ New Haven Ex. ms “
m “ No It” ‘
”:45 " New York Ex. 11:03 “
11:. M No trill. mu “
1:14 P I. No trail. 13:8 P X.
M 1‘. Y. been. I:-
ltfl “ New Karen. on “
1:” “ flew Haven Ex to:
3:8 “ tall. as “
an “ No train, 3:”
8:” “ new Yak Ix 3:9! “
8:51 “ New York. 3:50 ‘
8:30 “ No rain. 4:21
~ tn “ New Ham Ex. 4:8 “
4:48 “ No train. 5:“
5:16 “ New York Ex. 1:“ “
6:3 " N Ba 5:56 ‘ l
5:46 “ N. Y. a N E 6:” ‘
ti) “ No min. 6:.
tfi min. 1:15 ‘
7:15 ‘ New Haven 7:0 “
1:0 Q fill. ems “
‘ No train. 8:33 “
ea: " No trek. 8:5 ‘
8:55 “ No train. 9:15
:15 “ N. Y. a N. 8 Ex 9:50
9:0 No train. m "
10:10 Saturday only. 10:3) “
EDW'IF LOCKWOOD, Prelim .
BAILY LINE. ,
MMHHHWHNWH.
Connecting with the Danhury Railroad.
5-
THE mmm AND FAST STEAK“
NELLY WHITE,
CAPT. S. M. LANE.
Leaves all: Not-walk every morning (Sunday! er 1
ceptedl at 7:45, or on nrriral of the trains from Dan-
bnry and New Haven. i
Paucn er! and Ba go conveyed to and from the ;
d t at booth Norw- k without extra charge. 2
turning lavas New York. from Pier 8?. East
River. toot ot larket eu'eet, n to man-0mm l
{not or Thirtv—aeventh street. East River. at 3 o‘clock l
r. 1., (Sundays excepted).
Passage, 75 Cents. Excursion Tickets, $.25. l
FREIGHT AT PROPELLER RATES. .
Refreshments of all kinds served on board. l
N. B.—Nellv White, for New York. connects at g
South Norwalk with the &18 traianInhnr and
tho- 6:12 P. I. train to New Haven: also. wi the l
twin from Daub which arrives at South Norwalk l
ax ’: so. and from .\ew Karen at 72* A. n.
l
3
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERh l
l
i
81:1 of Nemll or P. F. Brady.
W111 leave from each end of the mute every cven- f
lit-3F Mace sold without charge for commieeirn
retght at old pocket. rates. ,
All per-om are forbid trusting any of [LL rm f
ployeeeof either of the above new on account 01 l
the owners thereof. 2H1 -
_,_ "ifvénfi. Pfl
Erldtuew Ha
ew York
» l
SUMMER ARRANGEMEST. l
(OWCTNG m1: earn. 1870.
. Trains leave Passenger Station at South Norm-alt as Elli"! 1' 0" 3“? '. ere "
l mum": at” r nflkdththeyflrflflm ‘3”
or .
i For New York. gear: id and a let M
l .\t 3:4: A. M. 30-510!!sz tincture 0-3 0' I "l"
611' -- flopping at It! muons. without“: not or in IR
g the. ~- -- -- . mom Ie-olyhmmw
7:46 " Local E). regs, stopping at Darien hhfliflw W m- ”3"
: gummf rape. Itinecnred nuny can-e at over y rah
. 9:2, ~- stopping .; all stations. 3 . Price One Dollar. For oh by
firm “ Exprefis. 9‘1"!"
is: P. M. a)?“ at all etations.
" ton ' ruin. a
it: "opp! afall stations. ' NO X?“
Baotou s. : r
9:37 “ Banana”. i. 'm
‘ m ,
New York [or South Nor-walk. ‘ «gist-fly he and w
Al?:€ll8:(ll(3x.,)9m 11:304. 1.: 1215 an; ' m'fll ' “'3'"
lg“ “* “(W “-3 m “a “Gk-”P‘- Im'fill‘fu'? ""°" m...“l a a. :3";
South Nor-walk forflew navel. ween. b? n: the nerves. m the
. a: one A. at. stopping at all eutionr. final-um retort-e W rid-8 an... In
Start .. -; .. .. l an: .m twee tb hie
944 ~- 3mm!) 53pm", , been for yarn to their 0-0-- 3
1:31 P. M. stop It all station». : their “tilled-III-
1:59 -- loam . 1 e. Onetrllllllllwellkw «anteater-d to
4:33 ~- .. ~- recommend its" to the In: tutu-l. n a
5:5! “ Hopping at all stations, flight” stimulating m I H m.
g“; -- .- -- ~- t the stun-ea and rerun-Organs-
7;3-,- -~ -- ltivemlnd m teaser-at not:
&6 Boston Express. m I“ run- W
a Train: leave New Ham for south Noni-alt. at
2:40. 5:30. 63). 8:10. 9:45 ax.) A. 31.; 12:00 XL; :15,
(Ex..) «an (Ex...) 5:”, fill (31,) P. X.
See large htll of advertisement at the Stark n
Home! and Hotels.
Superintendent’s once. Fourth avenue, and Twen-
ty-oeventh street. New York.
Antietam Superintendent‘s (Klee. Station Boost ,
New wen. JAKE H. HOYT.
I-tf Superintendent.-
Danbury and Norwalk R. R.
’ l I _ .l A
. . n.9,: » ’ m ‘f'..:"
'lr
’r“..'.
WINTER ARRAXGEMENT
comma JANUARY 2. 1871.
Daily Train»
Luv: nnacxr m 90m nouns.
6:30 A. 11.; 12001; 4:30am; mtghutuarx
Lear: 30m nonwatx m3 tumour.
9:00 A. M. : (Freight) 11:15 A. E: 2:00 P. 1: 6:18 PJI
Leave sonwaxx nuns: to: soon: 3302'“.
{:34 A. E; 1:05 and 53?. 1.; (Freight) 7:15 P. I.
”will“. “ARCH.
mire 3343mm ton mum.
$13.5. 11: 18:40}! LL: 2:45 P. 31.; NP. )1.
nun mm In mun.
6515.5. 1;12:10P. 1; NP. I; cast! )1.
1 Lt JOE‘SSuW. BACOK.
. perlntndent.
BARON!) BROTHERS,
; W and Retail Dealer- in
‘ ANTHRACITE AND Bm'xmocs
c oA‘L’,
1 FOR SALE BY THE CAR-LOAD
’ OR CARGO.
AGENTS FOR THE CEIERATED
F ranklin Goal, of Lykens Valley.
HAQD & SOFT ‘WOOD,
CUT TO ORDER.
sum,
on,
' censor,
Eugen.
“1"“ title.
Atinsffytfi' S. says.
:2:
2
‘ WHAT ARE THE
<
a.
mm out so M an mm!
rerun to «all anneal In: our:
10mm 'n|lo,|, II on "an "Infill-J cull!) ‘ "I ‘01,),
”mutton; m in one
an MAM at were tumult I at
turn m m a en;
FANCY ERIN K,
P0“. FEMALE ('OMI'LAINTH. \t’llulht‘l‘ In young or old,
married or “mild. ut. the mum of womanhood or at. the turn at me.
those Tonltt mum have no equal. traund tor a clmular
E
t
a
Wat-he
m
«the nmmammnhhm
regionafthettdnmnd Immml
mmmmm at M
,‘l‘heymtlemmmuww-
old ttmmmmmmmm
edoflaezhmmmdalw
immluoandmtotuwhfle “.
NISEI‘I mousse. mm.”
mmmllfiuflymuuwmdm
amtnaahortttme by (beneath-e m
Guam “manual“t-“u.
tollo'.
PIN. TAP! and other womn-u-cu the
J.WALKBB.W. mama“).
magma and Com! Agent-JI- hue-es. on.
and a: and 34 Canine-roe scoot, Sew-Yuk.
:rSOLD or .tu. outcome Asa mm
n-iy
wm _
FILE REMED 3’.
War-erh‘rll‘o he taunt
motevattnoneaeeuou~r urn-named
'fllepieu'
la'freenman'rpda“
gpan-lter tin-nob or In;
t wail M
amt-oddmufldemwn logg-
row the!»
Wheolufe. lttehbfin‘m. I'll-r
whodahm Mmda=hfl
tn. dowel! tomato: d
e-Z'm“=‘?€m- “it:
ALFRED itIMPP
DEALER IX
GROCEEIES,
CRoanRY.
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