AFFAIE ABOUT-1’ 301E.
Sunday Bel-“om.
sown NORWALK.
Mmum—Mdemghmu.
item at mica. 10.5 A. 1.; 75‘ r. x. 81117.6.
srtsm D. D. W.
t‘usmAmAL Clonal—Inn tux-cg nan Ln-
l-as‘ Haul. Hour! of arrive. 10%; A. I. ; 7,1; 2. 1.:
sqminy 0:th 13 I. Rev. 3. X. Dcxxms. hat-or.
er meAm—h'm strcet. Hours 0! cer—
\ic'e. 1m. A. I. : T}. r. I.; Sunday school. 11 1. Rev
Jon: Until. now.
I. E. Cum-m meet. Hours of service,
10" A. 1.; 7,15 9. 1.: Sunday school. it x. R". DAI-
zn. A. 600mm. PM.
Anvm Cum—8.111 our Bum-M‘s Store. Wish-
ingtonm-eet. Boa-or servic- xx 1131- : 7P- In-
Myer meeting WM! "thing‘-
NOBWALE
31-. than mru. m.-—Chmh Equal-c.
Bu. Wu. C. Juan. D. Duncan: Hour! of net-
virv, to A. x. ; 7 r. 1.: Sands! udaooL 1:171 r. I.
SROFSD X. S Cum—Caner West and Hon
:vcnuvs Rev I. Sm“, Plator. Bear: of tar.
vgre. 101‘ A. l.: I v.1; 51me school between
morning Ind evening services: pray-r meeting in
Lecture Room :1 T r. x.
Fin-r L‘osomrfioxu CWE.—Chmh Squm.
Rrv. Sum Brynn. Furor. Hour: of service.
19" .t I :7! 1; Sunday school. I! tolr I.
Sr Huf- Cm’ucu 1CArnoucA—Corner We“
Ivenuu and (impel ntreet Rev, Prrn. A. Sun's.
Puzur, P A. Mann Asian: Pastor Hours of
"aware. S A 1.;10‘, A. 1:!5.’ r In“ ovary
morning betwcen“ 1 and 8 0 Clock.
Fmr BAmsr Cm'nru.—Church Square. Rev. G
W turns. Pastor. Hour- of Bervice, 10}; A. 1.; 7
r I . Sunday school. B x.
)1 E1 1203 Carma—Town Hull. «colored: Rev.
= amsromxn llt'rr. Pastor. Hours of service, 105
1 x . Tr I ; Sudsyschool.2r.x.
Methodist Strawberry Festival this cvc»
gziug. (Thursday )
—Rcv J. J. \Vooley's society
rcfuse to accept his resignation.
—-.\[iss Duegucd has leased thc .\'.
honisteatl for summer boarders.
-Rcv. J. J. \Vooley was nominated on
(hr citizens ticket of )Icriden. for Council-
man. but declined to run.
-t’linLon Commander}: No. 3,
place, arc going to Danbury on Friday, to
illsllilllt‘ :1 new Commandery in that place.
rThc (‘ity of Norwalk has been put
spicn-iid condition for the
vi (’XCUI'SIOII partics.
—A Branch otfice of E. Buttrick & t‘o's.
21ml frtshion emporium is to be
opened at No. 2. Chichcster's Block. «in Mon-
lziy. } Mrs. J A. Judd.
It" ssmc of the low brunchvs that our
hangs the sidewalk on “’ashiugton street
in Meritlcu
C. Ely
pattern
:Ll't' not trimmcd. somebody, some dark night ‘
xv ill lw crying
Mr L' \V.
L'mphic
Pour.
inlay.
" O Absalom my son "'
rooms formerly occupied by C F.
He nmkcs chiltlrrn's pictnrcs
——T'n.c Board of Registration utivcrtac to
anti Thursthiy ml
fur the
m'xt
up-
1111‘tt on Tucstluy
wait, to Clll‘l'l‘l‘l thc voting list
proachin: city cicction
H. N. Dunning and I“.
alternate delegates from this cousu
\utional ( onzrcfzrttinnal ( on-
#licv.
SII‘ Ill?
union to tht
grcss next fall.
—-St. Mary's Church “ill lrc «lctiicatctl
with solemn ceremonies on Sunday, :1! nine 5
o'clock. by Bishop McFarland. Father
ilcckcr will preach the sermon.
——VV’c have received a touching littlc s ong
L ntitlctl “ Charity Child ;"
by Dr (harlcs P Ihle of this city.
for sale by Buckin (1121111 and DlShl't)“ No «1
it. _v s Block.
—Thc Ladies Benevolent Association and
H11: chani Mission Band, will hold a fair at
Lockwood's Hall. on “'etlncsday cvcning.
and nu Thursday afternoon and cvt-niug of:
t2t‘\l. \\'t?L‘i\.
«Tim (‘ity of Nurtvalk. in coming in!
through the fog on Friday night, struck the
lmacon on Long Beach. and also Hon E. A.
Woodward‘s «lock, injured both seriously and
damaged hmsclf considerably.
—-Thirtccn prisoners from Bridgeport on ‘
their way to Dunbury for trial. passed
through here on Monday morning.
Llrccnwich, and who was suspected of mur-
tlcring Mr. Gregory, was among them.
{in account of the severe storm on “Ruhr
evening, Ill? Strawberry chtival of,
t-stlay
tilt‘ )Icthodist
\\ :1s postponed until to—night.
hr changcs in the pmgmlnmv,
Ilill‘ut‘llUl’lS of all kinds.
Episcopal Sunday School
—Thc tint for allowing cattle in the: structs
shun 1- I’tl K increased, or the law morestrict-l
for thcrc are some who find it ,
profitable to turn their cattle and horses;
l_\- enforced .
lonsc, and run thc risk of having them iur
pounded.
—.\Ir Dcumrcst, who is: Well known to
o :r Uitl citizens: as an obliging. industrious
mil prericnccd tonsorial artist, has returned
to his former home and opened a neat and
pm 1~.111 shaving and hair timing saloon?
liver (itC‘ bank, on \\ ashington street.
—.\lr. John Eguu has been Steadily failing 1
mice he left the Old “fell Hotel and we re—
:rct to announce his death on Friday last at
his home in Colchester. Mr. Egan was
highly esteemed by all the guests of
muse...” 21 young man of high moral char
acter.
—-The first stmwberry fcstival of the sea
mm took place on Tuesday and Wednésdny
v‘\‘-*!1'1{1-_:s of this week under the auspices of
the First )1. E. Church. The entertainment
and a ‘
w-n Tuesday evening was a fine one.
:rezzt crctlit we think to the committee who
had charge of it and to all who participatcd ;
and it must have been financially as well as
s-‘cially a success.
—The curbing and flaging of the side.
walk, which is now being put down on the
south side of Washington street, is entirely
paid for by the several owners of the prop-
crty adjoining, and does not cost the city
1m thin" We mention this us we are sur-
pl’i‘hetl to hear that some persons suppose it
is done at the expense of the city.
A new time table goes into efi‘ect on the
Danbury and \orwalk Railrood on Mon—
(lay. the principle changes beingss follow:
the evening freight lavas Danhnry A: 3-50;
theG.17r.x.tnin is tobemexpreas, stop-
ping only at Sanford‘s, Bedding, mdBethel. g
and an accommodation vain for Ridgefield
and intermediate stations is to start at 6:- "’
P. H.
—C. E Olmstead has been appointed
Health Omcer of the borough. The Gczdt
permuingtothstoflce willbe thoroughly
attendedto, udtht tieprhgeinm
andéverbmding,genchpm Mike
boroughwillheawed. Wealth“
timmhrlyhmm‘flahw
talnlygeningmbein Very“ “Wk
them
.3.” ‘ "master the.”-
181100120. amm.m
view, at it is
business
of this ‘
in ;
accommodation i,
Munsnn has tukcn the Photo. .
:1 spccA ‘
A. Ferris i
Music and words I
It is l
The l
negro Vanderbilt, who struck a woman in
Them will:
KIIEI iucrcsscd V
the 2
open “whom-,1; constable fea- returned
to the city by Johii'. Tattle, $1418.52.
——Thehdia d the Trinity Gin-ch on»
nonnce tfakandmm fornext
Thursdxy Afternoon and evening, and prom‘
ise an nnnsml profusion of everything am
can make a. fair Ind festivnl “native.
Thisbeingmefimfativnl givenbytheh—
dies of this church, we venture to say that
nothing will be left undone to make it a
grand sum The plan of holding open
afternoon and evening is a. good one, and
g'iva everybody an opportunity to drop in
at some time in the day.
—The Fairfield County Baptist Sunday
School Convention will be held at the Bap-
tist Tabernacle on Wednesday. The morn-
ing mien, begining at half past. ten, will
be devoted principally to hangings. The af-
ternoon will be occupied in discussing im—
portant questions. connected with the Sun—
day School work. and will be very interest-
ing and profitable. A children‘s meeting
will be held in the evening, and will be ad-
Qreged by Rev. A. C. Hubbard, Messrs, Par-
adise, Knudsen. and others Every one in-
terested in me subject should certainly at-
tend.
S’rmnger: tto smart boy on Main street. ‘1
“What do all theses 5 mean on that fence
beyond the railroad track ‘3"
Smart Boy: “They stand for Sity, sir. You
see since Not-walk borough was moved back
into the country, we have been a city down
here. sir.“
Stranger. “Oh yes, how stupid'l was. City
of course, certainly"
, Common Council.
E There was a full Buani at the Council
Chamber on Monday evening.
A motion was carried, that the polls
( election day be open from six o‘clock in
morning to five o'clock in the afternoon.
, The petition of Ellen M. Palmer and
3 others, that the boundaries and grade of
E the extension of Elwood avenue, north from
l Golden Hill, be established. was referred to
l the Street Committee.
Notices of the city election were ordered
published in the SEXTISEL for two weeks.
The following bills were ordered paid.
on
the
:John N. Tuttlc .3 58 El
0 A. Tattle 511 (I)
E S Pint: 50 00
j W, S_ Sarics 6 66
. Board of Relief 66 00
l D. H. “'obb 15 no
3 w T. Buckingham 14 so
. John N Tuttlc r2 24
in z \‘onon .fiLb‘Zil
Knapp & Fitch. 5m 62
13th Kiudilien r9 8‘2
, Thoma- Hartwick .. 20 m
; \V E. Wilcox 10 4‘3
Rom-all; 632 t o 69 99
‘ That of F A Tollcs& C0., $1620 was re
, fcrrcti to Committee on Repairs and Sun
' Plies: and Ill!) Bill of llJt‘ Board of .‘ts’scs
sors to committee.
Adjourned for two weeks
. Musical. .
The Trcummc Brothers and l’icrsou troupe
; sang in Ely's Hall, on Monday evening, to
one of the must select and appreciative au-
dience cvcr gathert-d in our city. Their c11—
i lertaiumcnts in Lockwootl's Hall, :1 {cw
7 weeks ago, had introduced them favorably
to the community, and their conduct on
Montlaycvcning was such as to retain all
, their old fricmls who heard them. andhvin
them many new mlmircrs. The programme
1 was :1 new unc. but an earnest dcsim on the
V part of soxuc who attended their former
concerts to have them repeat some of the
favoritcs of thnsc occ-,1sions imlucctl them t0
1Change italittlc The songs “ere mostly
7 of a humorous ch.1r3ctcr,anil iv an “til r111
tiered. Master “'illic, the boy sopmuo, has
; :1 voice of wonderful purity and compass. and
he showed in his execution of some quite
l tlifiicult feats of vocalism a thorough tmin-
. inez. I G. Pierson “as particularly success
ful in the delination of character, although
every one of the company is an artist of no
slight prctentions.
; The chief ohjcct of tucsc entertainments
is the introduction to the public of the Bur-
dctt Combination Organ. of which Messrs.
lTrcuiaine Brothers, of New York, are the
general agents. These are claimed to be
supcrior to any other ever brought to the
notice of the public. and the one on exhibi-
3 tion at Ely‘s Hall was certainly a very supe—
rior instrnmcnt, not only in its musical qual-
ities but also in its mechanical structure. To
their instru~
will give a
in the pay-
any socicty purchasing one of
ments, the Trctuninc Brothcis
concert free of cost to assist
; merit.
Bending Noticest
K napp's.
l
l The cclebmtcd Gold Fluke Smoking Tc»
Ebacco for sale by C. Swartz & Co, sole
} age ems.
I
Buy mond Brothers are selling at grtatly
lrcduced prices, Coal, W,ood Coke Brick
5 Lime, Cement Plastcr, Hair Blue Stone
3 Land Plaster. Slacketl Lime. Bone Dust, Su-
per-Phosphate, .Szc. «kc.
Straw in Sheaves at Raymond Brothers
Prices at Raymond Bros—Franklin (foal
per ton $9 00; Stove Coal. $8.00, \ut C,oal
37$ ..00 They keep all kinds
l Jujube Paste, for irritation of the throat,
lcoug'bs,colds &c. For sale by S. F Peck
1 drugg'llt.
Brumnlell‘s Cough Drops. an excellent 21F
ticle for colds For sale by S. F. Peck.
druggist.
Initial Paper and Envelopes to match; a
large variety at Alex. Swords‘s Thirty~fivc
cents a box.
The celebrated Moss Bose tinecnt Tobacco,
the best and pleasantest in the market, am
be found at C. Swartz& Co.
Mrs J. AJudd has just received a large
stoekof superior goods which may he had
a very low prices. Call and examine the
summer stylus.
Rams-mm and Water Coolers of differ
ent style for sale low at A. Kncpp' s.
D.H.Webb&Co.,havejust1-eeeivedper
WGoldenRuleaargoofpinewood
dh'ecdyfmmVixginis.
Gate D. fiWebb £200.. for Virginia
Sm (loan found m4: liquor stores
For a splcmlitl rhiltl's t‘:1rri:1gc.f:o to .‘t. ‘
Bythc himlortxr load.
FEED,
By the bag or ton.
GRAIN,
in quantities to suit purchasers.
HAMS,
Smoked or in pickle.
By the barrel or qunntity.
VINEGAR,
Pure cider-in barrels.
MACKEREL,
Kits. half barrels. and barrels.
By the barrcl.
HAY,
By the halo or ton
t
3 By ”I" ton.
l
STRAW,
Ii). the sheaf or halo.
coAL
Ton, car load, or cargo
: WOOD,
Cut and split any lurgth
COKE,
By the bushel or chnldrun
BRICK,
By the barrrl or car loud
CEMENT,
By the barrel or cargo.
PLASTER,
111 lots to suit purchasers.
.\ll aim-s. or cut to order.
Plastering Hair,
Super Phosphate,
Bradley‘s but.
Bytheton.
his BMW
Lister Brouf, K0. 1. ,
FINE LIME
I: lie My.
PORK,
KEROSENE OIL,
Bedding HAY,
Long Island. North River. Cretan. and Phil». Fronts.
LIME,
BLUE STONE,
haul Plaster,
.
Music Depot! ‘
911mm & Minnow,
Dealers in
Sheet Music,
Pianos, .
Organs,
Melodeons, Extra fine Black Teas,
Violins, and
Musical Instruments
generally. Extra fine Japan, -
Special inducement: to teachers of Music.
Pianos tum-d and repaired by an cxpcriL-nccd
workman. Call and examine our stock.
No 4, Ely's Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
30—1):
SAVE YOUR MONEY
HOW IS THIS FOR HIGH?
Two Pairs for One.
(i () TC)
HARVEY’S
Ullflflll Bflfll flllll 31108 Mllllfll,
16 Main St., South Norwalk.
“‘ht-rc can he found thc bet-t and cheapest nsrorted
Three Large Ba]
K.
stock of
.VI) SHOES
All other Goods equally low.
BOOTS
In the country. New in the time to make your pur-
chases. a.- the goods must be sold Perfect ntlafac-
nun given.
HOW IS THIS
Ladies‘ Congress, only 75 cents, and one cx- ,
m. pair. Corner Main and Union
Gents‘ Shoes, only $1.25, and one extra pair.
Lndics’ Prunclle Balmorals, $1.50. and one
extra pair.
(.lc-nts’ Slippers, 75 cents, and one extra pair.
Lsdics' Slippers,
pair.
.50 cents, and one extra
And All other good! in proportion, Ind one extra
For the-next. ten days we shall sell Goods regardless of Cost.
Extra fine Young Hyson,
The Best New Butter, 30c. Per Pound.
Andrews 8: Hurlbut’s
NEIV HAVEV H XMS, 16
Good Western, Hams, 153a,},
CHOICE LAYER RAISINS, AT l6c. PER LB.
Jas. H. Knapb :23 00.,
80c ’60 900.
$1.20
900. to $1.10
lcPER POUlN D
of Soap for 500.
Streets, aouth Norwalk.
Ir On ov'ery purchase a! 50 cents and upwards
one extra pair.
Remember HARVEY S BOOT AND SHOE MARK-
ET 16 Main street South Nomalk opposite G \V‘
Smith a Grocer-v "are 27- t!
W LARGEST srocx:
GREAT-EST ASSORTMENT!
LOWEST PRICES!
If-JllkAC W. IVIZS.
I'DI]¥EI{.
L
1-”
“'HI I'F STREET DAI‘TBI RY
lks, Laces, Embroidcries. Lace (lol-
i
lnrs, Trimmings, Ribbons, Notions, Carpet. Warp, Batting, Wall Papers, Muttings.
WASHINGTON STREET, CITY OF SOUTH NORWALK.
&c., &c., and a good assortment of Goods usually kept in a Dry Goods and Notion
Are prepared to offer bargains in a general line of SPRING GOODS, comprising
Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Draperies, Picture Cord and Tassels, Shade Trimmings,
SPRING HAS COME!
I-
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Ill
2
2
III
LAZARITS & monnls’s m f.
CELEBRATED 3' E
(.5
Perfected Spectaclesllye Glasses. d ,
3531.23" "Foruifie’ln .‘£&ll£‘me“ %§‘"wmwmnj .8 3
VI atchmn or and Jew clcr, and Soul. Norwnlk by V"
c. M. Grumman, u: E
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. .1:
We never supply or employ peddlers. 274m a- g
d
SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT. if.
A GREAT EAST INDIAN DELICACY. 3:;
Puddings, Blane Mango!“ Jellies, Creams, Griddle '2
Cakes $0., when mde O
M A N IOCA “5
are so delicious that one trial secures It s warm wel- a .
come At every table. a 32:.
MAN IOCA ‘3‘ 3
.s m E
is very economic] u but three abletpqomful will
ordimry-alxod family
MAN-IOCA
in more nutritious than any other vegetable produc-
tion. It“ is so «any digested. tint medic-l men
sypegh recommend t to invalid: :- u cute for dyn-
pepah and kindred oomphtnts.
MANIOGA ‘
oneetrled become- the tunflyfdend. For-delay
all Grocen. Pre by the XANIOCA (30., No.
t, New York. fill-8m
make I pudding! or an
p.11. NASH a; Buns,
WAGI'URERS AND DEALERS IN
Furnaces , . 11m 1 terss
Stoves,
mom AND DEALERS IN
Crockery, China, Glam, Wood,
Earthen and Willow Wares.
Iron Hollow VWare, of every
ET. WHITNEY.
VBodwell £5 Hoyt.
Ranges, 8w,
Have removed from the corner of Main sud Wash-
tngton streets to the new store in
Chichester’s Block,
WASHING-TON ST.,
where will be found a large woman: of
TOYS AND NOTIONS,
Blank Books, Stationery,
A FINE ASSORTMENT 01"
Black Walnut, Oval and
Rustic Frames,
Plain and Fancy Colored §traws.
CONFECTIONEBY,
FRESH EVERY DAY.
Sewing Machine Oil for Sale.
Ordas for Books and Sheet Inuit: promptly It-
tended to.
Subscriptions received for Duly. Weekly Ind
Monthly Periodluls; md the same promptly de
livered. _
ll. I. DOD'ILL. II. I. 0. no".
_ South Kmart! fl, 1m. PM!
RAMON BETANCOURT
Ramadan-man thewmrdluland
WWIMG:
CIGAR. IlNUFlG‘l'flllY
015111 11111 ’l‘flBlCCD um
PURE HAVANA PCIGA‘RS. _
udlmlhflonscl mammalian-cum. _
Hammett-baud: tsunami“
pnAcTIcAL
WNW Emmi.
ELY’S BLOCK,
WATCHES
JEWELRY,
Salli Silver and Plated Plan,
C L o c K s ,
SPECTROLzs,
And I Great variety of gpods in his line to which
he woula invite the attention of the public.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing
Danes: new on the premises, by phantmnm
workmen. Ind warranted to anti: on.
South Norwtlk, March 8, 1 l t!
W. H. SWVORDS,
MerchantTailor,
COR. WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS..
SOUTH NORW’ALK, COI\ N.
Scotch Chevoits,Meltbns, Crape
and Engfish Coatings,
MADE UP IN STYLE, up AT LOW-
EST PRICES.
A good at “ranted and made u the customer
my want it. Cutting done for others to make :-
heretofore. Also, :1 lug: assortment of
D. DAYTON’S.
D. DAYTON’S.
D. DAYTON’S.
Foote’s Eat Store.
SPRING STYLES.
SILK HATS,
Young Hen’s Broadway and Trade
Styles. ’
F E L T H A T S ,
All the urea. styles outftoo numerous too mention
.CAPS AND CLOTH IIATS,
of III descriptions.
UMBRELLAS, CAKES, LAP HOBBS.
Silk, Cassimere and Felt Hats made to order.
gulch ssleso and small profit a.
t Silkr Hats (an Inve their hats ironed
a tin: Free of Charge.
1:13:11.me 113‘“ gala‘peéongregati ml
0 upper) t e o
urch,thSon N orvnlk l4!
HENRY s. noon,
WATCHMAKER (IL JEWELER,
OPPOSITE CONGREGA'I‘IOHAL CHURCH.
Ens constantly on hand I full “pertinent at
WATCHES,
Consisting of ladle? Ind Gaff! Gold and Silver,
America: and Swiss Wntcha. Also
J EVVELRY
0! cm description.
SILVER AND, PLATED WARE
0f the best manufacture.
O I: o C E 8',
Of every descriptionmd price.
REPAIRING.
Watches, Jewelry, m,'Re{ni1-ed and
WARRAM‘EB, at short notice.
South Norwalk. Jun. 5th. 1871 84!
BOOK AGENCY.
subset-{berm ukultheAgencyfor “meld
Count‘yhgorthe 1:311: work noticed In another
THEM
The Bible Hand Book,
nndwfllrecdve mdmuthhomceJm copteu.
“(WWW bemttounypno! county.
Moroccoor Calfr
Morocooor Calf,gilt,.... ....... .....sso.
willbe
mowed.
7-8 ' '
Agmumtedlnmm
. WILL”.
BELL & RAYMOND,
“clot-lo uclfi— m Dealers
Pricein Cloth,. 3150
.....2:5,
To clubs of!) mover, a dlscountofmpccut:
05in”; Msftst saw
Wemmmm‘ Md.-
S P R I N G
CLOTHING
-mn-
Men’s, Boys' ad W Wit.
All Wool Suits. . . .
All Wool Suits.
All Wool Suits.
All Wool Suits.
All Wool Suits.
All Wool Suits.......
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12.50
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16.50
19.00
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non-agin- I: nutm- Q. a“ ma-
lowlguruuthcbonxntut‘*m
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mebaeItd IL
Ammmwud
timeout.
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Shirts, Drawers, Hones-y” , Elm,
Handkerdihfi, Goth
SCARFS, BOWS, Unannus,
Which we olcr at pier-I m with.
\VIIITE. SHIR'PS,
-—AXD~
CENTS' UNDERWEAR,
A W".
Wewouldullspechlnnnuau—rm-f
Trunks ant]. Leather Bags,
Whichwehnmhdmhnyhchfim
mdxnonvuiedinm
Gomstock Brothers.
Dibble’s Block, South Hawaii,
43 loin Street, For-db.
mme‘m
I. 8. m
Carriage
Manumctnrer,
H
imam-mm
A number of second hand Ex
tension Top I‘ ou'iages. Buggies,
Business Wagons and Bock--
ways.
New Carriages and Bushes
Wagons constantly on hand or
made to order.
Call and examine them. 1 will
sell cheap, as I wish to get. them
out of my way. I
Repairing and General thlt-
smithing done with neutness and
dispatch.
South sunk. rub. u. m. we
ICE COLD
Norwalk Chronicler