Fania- hll'eoYork new
”mango-9. 7_
WMJr,hnfltouve written
min-findmw.
TheyaretakichCaMdbuflding
amdbcanlhy do lottery
attain-fling: beta in
Mbhfiflwhxewm
JOUYCNDMGM
“h“ h with; a book a
beer.
I
There me bracele- noun. acres at
am hd, .d about mace acres in
Ca“
M In 475 “factories, which,
i! pheetl h continue. line. would extend a
diacaee of 55 Inna
II 1’ halo were 15,570 people living in
W who were born in Connectis
eat; new thee are 17,318.
Pal-ht: court- will have something
to do nineties lam: get straightened
0‘ are there Over 35,!!!) animate said to
be new rte-db; and awaiting trial.
A writeroaetiquetteohaervee, that “ when
youareamaedaeat to a lady.you should
bee-h polite daring me first oonraa; but
you-daolhetmdertill thedaert.”
Overaevea-tdaquartermilliou dollars’
m of flowing m was shipped
N“ be. theeiva! Richmond, Va..dar-
'mg the nix months ending with Karel: 31.
Au admired young rector of Boston, is
old tohe the happy butemharrassedpm
nor 0! a tune! of slippers, the g'fts of
young ladle interested in the welfare of his
sole.
Baton girla. as a rule. are the most intel-
lertual. New York girls the stylish. Brook-
lyn {iris the nut " flirtatious," Philadelphia
girl- the moat ladylike, Baltimore girls the
prettiaat. and Chicago girls the most extrav-
mnt So rays report
tliria always love those boys best who are
the W beat natured, moat considerate
«mil “ “the in their behavior; and who
are not crane. profane and loaferish in their
talk. The boys who are by their school and
GREAT
—_.__.__._—_..————.~—_.
8mm ..
-.\T TED—
GBQBQ
BltF Fall Slit Slum.
“emu-would reapectfully call the atten-
undthopailetothdrnewnoeketMcon-
“of annual-actuator
ROMS. 830E IND BUBBEBB.
ofallklnda. Callandennlneoargoodaandprloel.
WE WILL NOT BE CNDERSOLD.
Wehavethennesnbeetandlargeatatodofgoodl
in thisdty.andpeloea that defy competition.
A share of the public pan-outage is solicited.
Donotllflto
GIVE US A CALL.
BROWN & STEVEN S,
III-Y’s BLOCK,
l-y CITY OI" SOFT}! XORWALK.
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
ROSES,
Geramums,
rerun-nuns,
playmate- loved the most, make the best
urea.
Agualwaytoxetaick is to goshoppingfg
nvmthyln the week eat ice cream and'
cake- foe dialer. drink strong tea hr sup— s
perm strengthen the nerves. and fret the:
baht? of the time because you haven't 1
Mt m to buy all the fancy goods 5
W ‘
It maybe interesting to those who love
fitnhnhottheaameiamade: “Take
three MD“! of molasses one and a:
half mm! of saleratua and three
qua-ht ol milk. to twenty two quarts of wa-
ter; ‘ are! phta of this mixture to each!
twelve-gun eea of milk"
AM-aavraa called uponafew
u'huqntolearlh-hoaelogofor a doc-
tor thewiteofa aekhborheing ill. Itwasa ,
matter of life and death Theowner of the;
boar- replied: “I; horse cost .160 and?
may hehtIrtorhilled in the night. If the;
some. 6k! ate didn t cost anything The :
acne can ‘t p."
Mb he three brothers who live in 1
three hoaaea exactly alike. and standing side
by sidt. They are all members of the same
don-h. and for twenty years have been in
broil-era together. They ride down to their
4.“ ”in; in the same vehicle.
1am theyarethebestinstnnceswe
know of that: fraternity.
i
In Judith Ill-tilled in Ipswich Mass..i
afewdayaa'mud ofhet' the \ewbury 1
port lit-mil up: “She 1m married nu.
t hrislmm Eve. I?” and although she w'aa
no good ter-aa with her family. yet she
xwwr slept in her father's house afterward. .
There ire-re ninety perm present at her:
drum-die mived them all. She
«mantles-nebulae“ from the night
of ”Win the day of her death.
Rae-rhino” umbrella ever carried
in ”by."
A young and pretty girl slqlpl’d into a
«tore there-a spruce young man. who had
WWW but dared not speak,
stand behind the counter selling dry goods.
la order to M as long as possible, she
due-prudently“: atlaataheaaid: “I
tut-line you think I an cheating you.” “ Oh.
" raid the M. “to me you are al-
“Well.” whkpered the lady,
birthpaashelaidanemphaaiaou the
and ‘ l wouldaotatayao long bargaining
name-an; sq ttfilmgé
or
Mt. Wt s-nx-ri
aufmfieefleeof JohaEEarle Solici-
turot Pat-ta. ' urzllaveu
:mmmed tool.
I D. A. K9,“. of Norfold,
I“. of Waterbury rack-pulley
“I lat-e.
W. lino! Ilartfurd, asiguee. pencil
0. I. ICECCQJII New Haven. as-
E flair-mm Wet Maiden,
‘ai'lm ”idea. to
Dmdflewfiglsrdeage
MCI-adage! Hart! '
orimgnees
‘4... Mt T. B. Carpenter. of
allure-admmjolat
in}?
i
p
t
l;
-érexou Insured?
A ND
350mm; ouu PLANTS,
Fllilll‘llfi Sirius, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackbem .
Raspbemu
um
Strawberry,
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice mum of
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
Special attention ten to the gem
Raquela. Wreatha eta. Crosses and other Plural
Decorations. at ehorteat notice Send for (halogne.
W31! do DOWNS,
sensnurm .tsn antsrs,
SOCTII .\'OI“VALK. CONS.
South Noni-alt. Nov. 17. 1870.,
NOTICE
—TO—
EVERYBODY
_1y
if you want to get the worth of your money. go to
4
A. DIBBLE’S
CHEAP CASH
6111128” 31111 Pllllllllll Store,
Where you will and
Groceries.
Flour and Feed,
of every deecri tiou
and of the best 1finality. You
will also and t apod asaoruuem
HARDWARE. PAINTS AND OILS.
lathe place here
glam; nth “aging. fif’ilfimmm 3‘33?
Then. in another part or the store may be found
Dryrcooda, Yankee No-
tions, Boots fiancee,
whlehanbeboaahtcheapforms. Intact ouoan
Malacca-am: Callandyeeefor
ALPHONSO RIDDLE,
FIVEMILE RIVER.
“Ram's,“nm. 19-h
CASH‘ CAPITAL, $200,000,
‘ All paid in unisecurely invested
22?;
with surplus.
6......
up of choice ;
.Bruwn own
COR MAIN AND MARSHALL 31‘s.,
sonata: HonWanx,
mm
GROCERIES,
OF AJLL KINDS.
Ouralmla tokeep thebeat
Sugars,
Teas.
Cofibes,
Spices,
Hour,
Feed,
PROVISIONS,
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC AND CANNED
F R U I T S ,
SAUCES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
And everything pertaining toa .
First-Clan Grocery Store.
{3* we SELL LOW.
JA‘S! A. BROWN. EDWIN WILCOX.
l-tf
Druggist and Apothecary,
Nearly opposite R. R. Depot.
Pure, Select
Eurugsteucuus uuuuucus
FINE TOILET SOIXPS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
A C 0 an: E S .
I’ERI‘I’MERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
l
u
1
A A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT MEDICINES.
MINERAL WATERS.
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
‘ In {not everything from n Quill Tooth Pick
to an Inlaid Hair Brush.
, .V. B.—P’hypiclana‘ Preacriptlona carefully com
pounded day and hi ht. Entrance to Residence in
aaznc building. for hi I calla. on Waehlngtou Street
South Nonalk. Nov. 11' 1370.1-tf
‘PIANOS,
ORG-ANS,
~AND—
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
—A'I‘-—
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 Instrument- at Parker‘a store
and will sell thanmmonthlyinafillnema.
Oldlnatrutntmtatakenlnexchangeform.
: "nuaac A‘— t1. 'a tbwr smwluu-umenw 1hr .-~ . «-
a. swarm a; 00.. .
aka-
Wholenlamdnetallbaaldllaallthapopular
manor '
TOBACCO,
. Andmanufacturenof
CIé-ARS.
Juat received. the
Durham Queen Smoking,
—ANI'l——
Phoenix Tin Foil Chewing.
MONEY PACKED IN EVERY PAPER.
ELY’S BLOCK,
by South Nor-walk.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
“1-0..
TAX PAYERS :
MASS. MEETINGS
For the Garden.
For the Lawn,
Conatautly on hand the largest Stock of
FRESH AND GENUINE
In the World.
Catalogues mailed and orders filled on appli-
cation to
Mallory a Downs,
Agents in Fairfield County for
J. M. THOBBURN & (70.,
Growers and Importers and Dealers in Seeda.
I5 JOHN STREET,
NEW YORK.
7 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
LUMBER MARK
I-tf
.-
(Snt‘mmr to Mill & Huhbt-II Ind Teller; & Ely.)
WILL BE HELD DAILY IN THE STORE 0!
F. .\ TOLLES .t (To
DEALEBH IN
1
MAIN STREET. EAST OF R R. DEPOT. '
0 |
SOUTH NORWALK, 1
TO PI'RCIIASE THE
TEAS
—0l-‘-—
The Great ['nited States Tea Co.
At New York Prices. and save the. extra
LO CPXL 'I‘PXX.
South \orwalk Ilarch ls. 1m. 1.
THE “OLD WELL”
Hardware Store,
0?
LEWIS HUBBILL, Dealer,
Eu just opened in the
NETV BRICK BLOCK.
Acroea the way from TOLLES d: ELY‘S 016M
foot of W aahlngton Street. with a full and new lot of
Builders’ Hardware
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE.
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY OR VICINITY.
. Our Assortment of Locks,
of Home and other Companiea‘ manufacture. we
would call your attention to. no! a: a may. as We
make Ha My to We
Complete Stock of Everything
‘ In our line of trade.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLASS.
All Branda of mean a mount! undulterated
w 3 I '1‘ n I. n A D ,
UNSEED 01L,
DRY AND MIXED COLORS,
eanalwayahefoundatouratore. Alao.
Pickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
Azania for WY '& WHITONS celebrated
Railroad Colors and Combination Lead.
Baawmnflymhfiaadferaale mdealere and
Pianoatnnedandrepalred. 4-1;: southNorwalk._1lov. n m 1:4!
WILLIAM C. WILSON, On; J. GRUMAN.
mu x. mm BARGAINS
.m.
in” now on hand.and is constantly receiving
large lots of
Eastern, Western, Can-
ada and Georgia
F1113 GNBBI‘lBS PPflVlSlllllS, L U M B E‘ R
l
FLOUR, FEED, ac. ‘2
And can oll‘er
Ru perlor [inducements
3 to the Retail Trade. and to Carpentera and Jolnera.
we keep the Celebrated
FASSETT BRAND RIVED
and the
S. K. & Co. XX SAWEI)
SHINGLES,
The Beat m Market.
OFFICES AND YARDS:
WATER STREET, Norwalk,
”Wtsmztorox an, South Nor-walk.
LEWIS HUBBELL General Partner.
14! CENTER I". TOLL”. Special Partner.
”Isaac Church, Jan,
Gfilfllal Machinist and J flllllfll‘
Hanufaeturer of
Church’s Steam Pump,
Church’s Patent Lubricaior,
all kind! of
Fur l‘lachinery,
And LIGHT ARTICLES 0.\' CONTRACI
ON THE MOST manna rituals.
Boiler Inspector
For the Fourth Congreaeloual District of the State
of Connecticut. Agentf or
Vanderwater’s Improved
J uuyal Turbine Water Well
—.0—
CHUItCH’s
PATENT STEAM PUMP.
This Pump ifs the most compact built, has
less numbero arts, and is the Cheapest
Pump ever before the ublic. It. runs
without house or jar. For 'ce List. &c.,
address
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
NORWALK. CONN.
Machine Shop just back of the Home Rail-
dings
IT.
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
thlato be the eaae.we have added largely toour
amckandwlllaell at theveryloweatflguree. Feel-
ingeoafldent that
We have just can leted a CARPET BOOX. which
will cotupare favor-a I: with any in the County In
departmeatmaybeloandalarge Wot
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,_
MATTING S,
PAPER HANGINGS,
Window Shades and
Shade Fixtures.
May be found at all times a good stock of
DRESS GrOODS,
D o x 1: s 'r I o a .
Prints, Notions, Rib-
bons, Fancy Goods,
Hosiery. Handkzzrchiefs. Dress
and Cloak Trimmings.
Beautiful colors in Kid Gloves at $1.00
per pair. every pair warranted.
lnvolcce of all kinda of Gouda received daily by
A. DICKERMAN a SON,
I
1 WASHINGTON STREET.
South th Km 31. I871.
HENRY HOPKINS’
I.
l3—y
Marshall Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
HORSES ANDTJARBIAGES.
TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
O A R R I A G E S ,
To all trains and swamboata. Charges reaeounhle.
South Kuwait. Dec. 1. im. a tl’
I no YOU WANT
A coon HAM?
THEN ASK FOR
5.
Andrews a Hurlbut’a
AND TAKE NO OTHER.
EVERY HAM WARRANTED
South Norwalh 30¢. a. tan. or:
Q Q
QT“ LADIES
OF THIS “CITY”
. _ 3‘ ‘ anD Sharron OF THE WORLD WILL
LADIES . DRESS GOODS,
our war.
LIVERY STABLE,
WashingtonStreet, South Norwalk.
“ . . 8. £47.
' 7:34 “ New York Ea. 7:48
til “ No train. 8:” '
ens “ New Haven. an: “
m “ New York. 9:81 “
9:8! “ New Haven Ex. 9:“ 2:
10:“ “ 0 train. 11:15
16:45 “ New York Ex 11:43 “
112m “ No train. 11le “
taunt! mm 1235? K
1:3 ‘ . Y. 1:!) ‘
1:10 “ New Haven. 1:9 “
1:9 “ ta “
m “ No 2:2! “
ear " No . 3:00 “
coo “ New York Ex 3:3! “
8:54 “ New York. a-ao “
. tan -‘ a train. 4:21 “
4:11 “ New Ear-t It 4:“ “
tell “ 0 train. 5:05 “
5:16 “ New Yea-k 3:. RI “
5:16 “ New Raven. 5:56 “
3:46 I“ N. Y. I N B it” “
6:5) “ No train. 6:48 “
6:48 “ No train. 7:15 “
7:15 “ New Raven. 7:40 “
7:0 “ 0 train. 8:“ “
ans “ No train. 8:88 “
8:8 “ No train. 8:55 “
:55 “ No hall. 9:!5 - “
9:15 “ N. Y. i N. 3. Ex. 9:59 ‘
9:40 .. No b-aln. “tom .
mo “ Sound-y only. mm “
EDWIN IDCXWOOD. Prsldent.
DAILY; LINE.
NORWILK ill—11 NEW YORK.
Connecting with'the Danbury Railroad.
THE SMDID AND FAST S'I‘EAIER
NELLY WHITE,
c,APT.S.M.LANE
Leaves South Norwalk every morning (Sundays ex-
arrlval ofth Dan-
eepteQatMor on Homemina
extracharge.
New York front Pier 37 East
bury and New Haven.
and
firm
RiverJoot Watt-em. at 245 and from Pier
footof Thirtym mthweethatklvu-JtSOtzlock
r. 1. (Sunday- excepted).
Passage, 75 Cents. Excursion Tickets, $1.25.
FREIGHT AT PROPELLEB RATE.
Refreshments of all kinda served on board
N. B.—Nellv White. for New York. connectunl at
SauthNorwaIk with the 6:18 tralntoDanbui-y
the 6:12 r. I. train to‘\'ew Haven also with the
min from Darth which arrivee at th Summit
at 7:40. and from . ew Haven at 7:46 a. a.
CTHE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City of Numll or P. F. Brady,
Will leave from each end of the route every even-
. Produce sold without charge for commission.
t at old packet rates.
persona are forbid trusting any of ltd. em
ployeeeof either of the above boats on account of
theownerl thereof. 3541
New York and New Haven R. P.
conveyed to and from the
SUMMER ARRANGEHENT.
Dormant; lav mm. m.
Trains leave Passenger Station at South Nomlk an
followa:
For New York.
At fig A. I. Boeto l] i
atopptngata stat one
6:45 "
7:45 Loal stopping at Darien
e 8:013me t all u
. “ a a eta one.
11:05 » and}
. 1:18 P. M. atopp' at all nations.
8:3! “ Bomfixpreu.
3:05 “ a at all atatlme.
Ell “ “" .u .
“ no at stat one.
9:87 “ 303%....
New York (bl- South Nor-walk.
At 7mm 9:00. 11:8)A. 1418115 (Ex...)
(Ex...)&fl.4:fll mummamm.) )..Pl
South Norwalk for New Haven.
At 9 A.“H. stopping at all nations.
9:44 “ ° ton Expreaa
!: 13% P. ll. fippinirgag-atatloua.
:23 ‘ q... .u
“ at at atationa.
at“ a ng at an
1..“ .. u u, ..
9:6 “ Boston Expreaa
Tralna leave Na Haven for South Vol-walk. at
taafl-Lfizmténkfl” (BOAHE Ital IL; 8:15.
billof eat at the Stalin:
Houses and]!
Superintendent'e Ofloe, Fourth avenue. and Twat-
ty-aeveoth street}! "York.
Aulltaut Superintendol't a Oflce. Station Houal.
New Haven. JADE H.130
Danbury and Norwalk R. R.
w
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JANUARY 1. 1871.
Daily Trains.
mnnmm roamxoaw ALE.
ewa.:t.;1xoox.eoor.;m F'relghtattzesPJf
Hoomxoawamronnx
kaiAJl. .(FreightnlzmAE. taint-fl. £1st
mnaonvnxnmo; “on
7:MAH.;1:Band 5:95P. 11.; (Freightrhwl’. “all.
RIDGEFIBLD “ARCH.
Leave W ma mam.
9:45AM; 12:40PM. 2:45PHH;'1205P.!.
mu Hem manna:-
ttquq 1210P.l.; tilPJL- 4:85!!!
ENVY. moor:
I-tf Superintendent.
- RAYMOND BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer! in
ANTHRACITE AND Brim . NOL'S
COAL,
FOR SALE BY THE CAR~LOAD
OR CARGO. ’
AGHTS FOR THE CELEBRATE)
Franklin Coal, of Lykens Valley.
HARD a. son- WOOD,
. CUT TO ORDER.
BRICK.
(tare,
certain,
PLaa'rln,
”" earn! tram,
unlit “one,“
1 STONE out n. ANY STYLE or SIZE.
8", am,
F1833. mu . ITEMS
am ,... arm a.
if methaflWouder-
“We.“
WHAT ARE THEY 9
ran all. M I XVII-8‘
FANCY DRINK,
VIII-Io tuna” am in pea mun am to nominate“: lo Ion-a!
I moo muons; an and. [upland a n Dunn 100mm mm“ am one
F0]! FEMALE COMPLAINTS. whathar in menu or old.
married or alulo. at tho da'n of womanhood or at the turn at llta.
than Tonto llttaa have no equal. Wm for a olrealar.
9 Nimrod lama], I II "on II salt-Illa alt-en I “I [01.],
!
mummwmmwm-um.
and to vital Oll- waatad beyond the neuter
l’or lam and Chronic Rhea-a»
Bluaaa. W and later-luau Fe-
vmmmom Liver, Kid-m
aldeJbBIOBMerIMvebeeumlac-
cad-l. “more“ ”Yidaaed
um
DYSPIPSIA 08 IR 016381105.“ -
mmtntheshmmmue-oftbe
M mum. floor We! the stomach.
Bad mmthelouthkfltoaa amp-rm
drtheflaarglatamnaflouofthelml’atnlntbe
mofthe‘ldam andahundrodotharpatn‘ul
m
mmmmmmammew.
mmmmummmuw-
mmummamaulwm
mmmllfeandflgortothewhola system.
"Isl“ DISIASE, Wanamfialt
m Span. Plutplea. M108. Bella.
mounds. gins-Worm. Seald Rad, Sore Erna.
wmarelitenny dugupandearrtedntofthe
mtuaahorttune by the we! theae Bitten.
4 00cm undue-“will convince the “lib
aeduloua of their curative eteet.
Gonna the WW Blood whenever you and its
Impurtflel bunting through the akin in leplea.
Eruption: or acres: deauaeltwhen you flndltob-
meted and danish lathe vetna. ole-nae it when
ttta foal.“ your techno will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure. and the health of the Intetn will
Yollow.
PIN. 'I'Afland other WOIMSJurklncln the
J.WALKIB.PN;I1M.77LEM¢DONALD&OO.
Dmggiata and General Agata. Sou Pranelaoo.Cal..
_ andaandflOomnereoStreeLNev-York.
”'80“ BY ALL DBUGGISTS A!!!) DIALIIS
11-1!
WAI‘N ER’S
PILE REMEDX’.
awe ”Be-ad! has never failed
(mtgvahneamm Newman-flame!
flexed Iehoul
get it. torltsrm. with the: magnification.
aflord complete reliel, and a few follmn'ug applies"
tlma are only aired to eflect a nt cur-
without any trout: e w inconvenience to its are
Warner’s Pile Be-edy' is expressly for the
not recommended to cure any other dip
E1
_
M
m iahealin‘. eon
meat-unit
Pm In yrelievlug. and eventually
curing the moat outdone use. of Colds
Sore L Btmchltla. Mam“ Ca
Ben. on
VII-nor!-
ad
_
WINE OF LIFE.
—
The pennant! Partner and Delicious Drink.
Warner’- fln-n The, arms or Lite,
jefreefrom
”agate mfififipfiia‘setu
m‘hlng III
eworld or the bid. It lathe mor-t
and d
Irfldeevaofleredtothe pal»
lc. far snperlor to brandy. w , win hitters. or
any other article It Ia more in fan cheaper.
Both unleand f ungor 0 an take the
Wineof Life. Itinin allfe er. nee
whoa'iehto en' health a freelowoi'
lively to. ll do well to take the Wine of Life
t is t my ever are in use It
Warner’- eiafieonlyam
cleknowatoeaeetbe menu-m
mac); Whaeiathefamfli “ this x
Delanotwan ‘ mule-Lathe t-
dlatel peanut-ell. Itiegaameeureiorrauale
andml uponlnevery
hasheenobetructed
drugglata. Pri
8
50.!!! Wt]-
«Warner‘s Cele
ll— 13'
ALFRED KNAPP
DEAL“ IF
GROCERIES.
CROCKERY,
Norwalk Chronicler