r “ l *
r
iguana-u m moment-tote
I”- hung—s at: h Win
meg-mew .....w
‘7'. . . 1 i . . ‘. “Tm
rm «...» wr-
aith-unturned». Thehorsecontin-
mum‘nldrtakauartnyuthmxhhe
wuflhhappedtetomratherthan
Magnum”
Scum has‘yetbemdiscov.
eved. “be horas, when once stricken,
“It not he flowed to lie down;bnt
“RWJOMIU bro-dun-
mupheduadcthehody. They
“unpuqaianmmtf
tiny-3“.“ shod bemrncdout
up Radiamawseemaaoemca-
Murmtmworkandfrahpastur
age. There-rematch: nofearofthedb
c. "din; over the country, its up-
a-naeabfigdae toloul mwhid:
“Moddedthehadlyarranged
“duadfiea;batdealenshonldbe
“in the web: of Mad all
“Newman-amm-
nbmdahmdclaaimai.
mam gunners.
Valli mm-Ie bat-ranches! imtructiun in
al the“ schools in mphil.
I” m, of Surfing, ha been ap-
p“ ”road mmhsioncr for the en-
aahg year.
flea. C» P. Kimball. of Burthtnd. has
henna-Why the Democmmr Gov-
ernor {I Sal-e.
Tho)... Yorktt. New River] Railroad
can": has dad-red a “Miami divi-
de-l d duper cant.
M..— “ dollars have been
m by the Boston Common Coun-
dlh (rat half-g honest
w lie-y]... Abbott, formerly colonel
«ninth—.8.” Artillery,isnowin
Mal Villa's Point.
Ben. M contemplates renaming the
m o! the Grand Army of the
”It I) New Not-k dry.
Aauaatein Ger-any. worth out: and a
hi! I.“ dolhrl, is looking for Frederic
m Keyaer. analdler in our late civil
war.
Cap (1nd people used to said town mu-
per: in the l-saehusetu Legislature, to
nave the captive of their board through the
wider.
1'th l'utkth Sew Raven Railroad
Company has bond “8mm White
m Tania." to all the celebrated
p“ near the White Xanatains.
“”hmmmmdxeyat
\‘fiWcuI-Idoa'l‘uudayevening,
ndtemforthe DePorestpn'ze
wlflapheaoal‘rhhyafuncon.
am hwhmbeen passedinthe
influpoifitinganyehangein
titer-haunts in any public schools,
mackerel-tunnel.
Them Mm? pretendstobe
that“; N" ‘3?ka New Haven
Wham“: faresassoonasits
W Expenses forflirnpmvemcnts
“I“.
aur- Maghloflfiharles-
mwhafiat Muscat, and a
ya" at B‘ay School was in its
u ‘haywuepatsabtytaeremsins
dautflaa aeholar and form the
“We: record of any one being
“duh'whmsaooldckets.
Them-IMMMLmeew
rag-newtomarctiémgbm
Ithtafip‘nt StJolIt'g.lewl‘oundland,
tar _ saith-sail rumor-ten.
t-a :flhybhefilmmde‘avomand
h-efiwll’ajobed bythe shrelhlpSup-
findfihuw cargoofpro-
std—t (hull-It tan-d- to spend the
whistle-61M and watartfrom
k I .
hth-uhwscx
-Wdthafiubaall’aadatraod
durum andgtgdolua was
“fink mud-sprawl
“*Dhehr‘mu— index-
phaiiyfiuutatad W Astai-
tulip use in,“ by. want,
new “In hm be made,
fl ,pflhd mire-the eyes
“‘1‘“ .
....aWd‘ay’iifia-otryma
hits—bin”
..Jb again-"or the new East
ma hoyflehimi;
in m :ifjao fie
w‘ , . . . :t '14.-
....0nthenightof insL,Ben,ja-
minP.Brmh,ofCoaoobhcardsomeoneat
workatthefront doorof his house. He
gotupandattadtd tbeburglar withaclub.
He indie! ‘the fellow down twbe, and
. mm 9.qu PM ‘° We:
heck-admit aroundthe country nearly
all night,hittinghim a tap on the headonce
inawhilejnstforftm. In themrnhg he
had him arrested and sent to Bridgeport;
and the Stanford Adm. recommds
similar Went to the whole clam of bur.
Klara
Accord-g to the Bouthport Chromite their
isaprospectotasndden anddisastzouade
cline in property in that village. The editor
hiinapaniconacootmtof thencentshock,
whichhebelievestobeonlypremonitoryof
a terrible earthquake The following '- his
cheerfulpenpiaureof the event: “Then
will probably be a slight ahakingoftheearth
beforethefinalshockmmea; thewaterwill
recede from our harbor, and then will flow
had again in monster waves sweepin; every-
thing before it, and engulfing Water street,
with in the row of wire; In other parts of
the village, horrible chams will appear,
swallowing up the majority of our buildings,
amid theagonialng shrieka of our-doomed
citizens." This pleasant Impact is some-
what marred by the misgivings of its author,
who feels constriined to add : “ W’e cannot
say with certa'mtv that these terrible things
will come topam.”
IOUBXAIJBTIC.
Ashley, of the Ponchester Jnurnul, went
to Saratoga. to the editorial convention last
weck.
The .LMJ {am ('hurdamun of Chicago, has
been consolidating with the (’lmitlnmm pub-
lished in Hartford.
There is a spicy discussion in progress. be—
3 tween the Bridgeport Fans” and New Ha-
ven minimal, regarding the amount of
“ copy" each steals from the other.
Miss Morgan. the stock editor of the New
York Tunes. predicted. several months ago,
the fearful base disease that. has appeared
in New York. m ascribes the disease to
corn feed and pom ventilation.
l Judge Carpenter has issued an injunction, I
2 restraining Charles Parker or the Methodist
Episcopal Church. of Heridcn, from attach-
ing the Recorder printing areas any more. so
that. fun is stopped.
The News mentions the names of forty
five Danbury liquor dealers, and says : “ If
any names are omitted in the above list, we
should like to be notified." Thc newspaper
man must be a pretty hard case who is not
satisfied with the acquaintance of forty-five I
rum sellers. I
Mcridcu folks have a forcible
showing their attachment for their friends.
They have been suing and enjoining Riga,
of the Bewrder, until his paper has grown
out of their reach, and now they have com-
menced on the (Eliza. The success of that
paper is insured.
The Derby T mum/1,4 acknowledges that
it has committed a gross fault, in concealing
the extent of the danger from Small Fox to
the people of Birmingham. and the “ unwise
neglect in a time of danger-by public authori-
tiaf’ but it 06ers as an excuse. "the par;
desire not to create a panic" among
l its subscribers and advertising patrons
l The Hour having made the statement that
i ten cents per mile is charged for way travel
9 in some instances, on the New York & New
Haven Railroad. the mew York Herald
denied it ; and the Enn- comes out. with an
extra containing a copy of the official time
table and rates of fare of the company, by
which it appears that between Norman and
Darien. and between Daricn and Five Mile
River, only one mile, the charge is tencenta
Satire How is one ahead as far as the game
has progressed.
mm“ muons.
Harper’s Bann- for June 8, contains Sew
York fashions, specially nice for ladies who
desiretobealwaysinfashlonandbecertain
what are the late: styles, some very pretty
plates, and the usual amount of reading.
matter. The next number will contain pat-
tems, and illmtrstious of a rich variety of
ladies' and children‘s summer drama,
sacques, basqua, jackets, mantclcts, fichus,
garden hats, traveling bags, salad baskets,
embroidery patterns, etc, etc. For sale at
Bodwdl¢ Hoyt’s.
The Phonological Journal for July came
ingoodsason,andhiugoodasthey make.
The following table of cements will convey
mainland thevalue of thisnumber.
Half-Place in Nature; A Role for Editors;
The Lat of the Tasmanian: Goodneasand
Greatnas; Woman vs. Woman‘s Rights;
W in Afleetion; Home 'h-aining
mtbeII-nited States; Leaders in the Mor-
mnRefcrmeent; TheBea-nl; Why
dotheTaatk .Deayr; Howl wasCuredof
Smoking; Tree Wonders of California;
Them; Floatingor Rowing; lmmagio
ntionvaRality; Eon-“int Hunt; Wes-
tern School-Homo; Why dothe European
Nation Excel; Wuhan; Ctlrrent Items;
Poetry; Harts-bl Bureau. Publidwd by
SamudR. Wells 389 Broadway, at three
dollars per anmm, single number: thirty
casts. Fora-1e by all surprising news-
“ a_\' of
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2 his stomach fort
t
9553’
A Hartford man, who had the erysipelns,
was pronounced b his physician to,..havs
the small pox, and he was hurried tome
pest house. He was released after days
confinement, and now talks of suing the doc-
tor for damages for false imprisonment.
prison some two or three years ago for life,
will be married out by Wm. J. D., with her
father’s consent, for the sum of money
which hc‘oifers.
man named Patrick Jennings, of
'umpcd from the rocks at. the
into the rapid current below
at Sunday week. £9. immediately disap-
. dasyet bodyhasnotbeendis-
covered. It is supposed , he was laboring
under temporary insanity.
A singular fire occurred in East Lyme the
other day. Borne new milk cans were placed
nearabuildingtodryinnhehotstm. The
burning rays were concentrated to a focus,
and the clapboards of the building set on
fire therefrom. This is rather remarkable,
but true.
0n the afternoon of the 17th, while Mr.
Whitney, the proprietor of the Whitne ' le
rifle factory, was examining a new esign
Ay
Falls V
top of the
for a t ' , attached to a loaded pistol, it
exglod , sending a ball into the body of T.
S. nah,
oneofhis em lo es. It istho ht
the wound will result txa’tafiv. - 11g
A ample of horse jockeys met. occidently
in Meriden, Wednmdav, and traded their
n each claiming that hishorsc was worth
at cast a hundred dollars. After the trade
both homes were purchased by a third party
for twenty dollars, and he declares he was
cheated at least ten dollars.
An unknown man, about thirty ears old,
was found near the midcnce of r. Thom-
as Smith in Northford last \Vedncsdoy, in a
dying condition. Mr. Smith took the man
into his house, but he lived only a short
time. There were no valuables or money on
his person, though he was well dressed.
A maniagc which was to have taken place
in Madison Sunday, is indefinitely postponed.
On Saturday, the would~be husband became
intoxicated. appeared in that condition be-
fore the lady he was to marry, and when he
became sober was notified by her that the
engagement must be broken off in come.
qucnoc of his habits
Two of the most prominent men of Hall‘s
A rctic expedition an: Captain 5. O. Budding-
ton, af (3th Bank, and Hubbard C. Ches~
ter. of Noank. The fonner is an old Arctic
whalemsn and one of the best—sailors living.
Mr. Cheater is a young man who has also
soon service in the Arctic region. A braver
or more thorough seamen never trod aplank.
Dorcncc Atwatcr. known to every Ander-
souvilie prisoner, is now vbiting his friends
in Terryville. Mr Atwater kept a prison
record of the (lead at Audersonvillc, from
which the first tidings of many a brave sol-
dier's fate were derived. He has for some
time been acting as United States ounaul at
the Seychelles, but returned to this country
lately
The Middletowu corn-stwmicnt of the
Hrlludt'um gives the following new feature
in scicucc;-—“ A few davs since, a tame crow
which is kept on the Wesleyan University
grounds, swallowed au‘urdlnury sized pock-
ct-knifc with the blade opt-n, retained it in
hours, and thenrcturncd it
to the student w o owned the knife. The
crow (loos not up or to be injured by its
extraordinary men
Mr. Oliver Bailey, of linddnm, lost a val~
uable stallion last week which he held at
$500, in the followépg manner : Mr. Bailey
was quietly proc ing towards Killing-
worth in a ho . with the stallion Iading
behind, which, ing viciously disposed, at-
tached his master, and demolished the bug»
gv. Mr. Bailey retreated over the fence and
escaped without serious in urv. The en-
rs animal. while leaping e once in pur-
suit, inpalcd himself on the top of a post,
where he ended his mrccr, “,"unwcpl, unliorr
0er and unsung. “
Two Ellington lads determined to seek
their fortune “ whether their mother would
let them or no," and instead of ng to
church as sent, Sunday week, they walked
in Bolton. where they arrived wet to the
skin in the evening. They sle t in a stage
that night, and Monday walk to Ilebron.
Arriving there it suddenly occurred to them,
that there wasn‘t much fun in running away
after all, and so footed it back home, con-
cluding that “ Ellington wasn't a very bad
place.‘ The walked. during their short ab-
sence about fly miles.
hfr. Otis Warner. of Hartford, had a mu
row escape from dmwnin . while fishing in
Pomparaug river, W bury, last week.
He was standin on a log, and his little
nephew, Eddy ovclaud, ci ht 'cars old,
was on the bank: when he slapped into the
water, which was quite deep, and, as he
could not swim, sank to the bottom. The
little boy ran out on the log, and peered
down into the water; but it was so deep he
could not see his uncle. He seized the fish-
ing rod, however, and thrust it down into
the depths, and Mr Warner, who had iven
up all hope, grssrd it by accident,“ was
pulled to the 3 see by the young hero.
Mull E. Hawl ,the baggage master of
the Hartford andeyh'ew Haven Railroad at
Springfield, is nowmiymfi‘ helpless at his
home in New Hartf . he misfortune oc-
curred in him as follows. In getting out a
heavy trunk from the car of a new-
lymved uain, he was thrown down by the
cone ' of the backward coming engine
hitting t e train, and in falling with his
trunk the trunk hit anOther heavy one, and
this fell on his ‘back, paralyzing his body
and 'I‘ltewife,onhearingofthe acci-
dent, pped dead, and the sad news was
communicated to him while he was in Hart
ford. The unfortunate and now doubly-
afilcted man was taken to his desolate home,
where in a few days after his arrival he wit.
named the death of his child.
MARRIED.
In Stamford, June 1150:: Rev. 8. B. S. Btu-ell, Wm.
3. Bradford, 0! New to Pauline A., daughter
or nut-y, ow or suntan.
In Port meats. June lib, Rev, Joseph Ballard.
kind. thuwln. «than Gregory, bothol
Gram
Innaabury, June 1th Rev. W. I". Hatfield, It.
as of . .
memes.“ . hunt, N Y to Jun-s»
DIED.
nmrmtwm
Inhaubnry lay halal.
‘In Dar-lea, 3mg, Charlotte k. aged
'flfiewCamaa.’ Janen'I‘heoloreEHGwelLaged
W
mum
wpfigmmugmnw
“winner‘s-owl] ‘ any, m”
a . 'n
m, meagre easem-
" W “min-rm
nan. , 3-: arms
I“ or n
AHartford “ personal": “The ‘ ‘-
3'“ l W mm? «Will put in fiqréhnth Nomlk,
leragedfiyrs.
Glbha, Igor!“ ' .
Fanshawe, ’1'!-
For Sale (heap.
OUSE & DOT on my; Neck Road. Two
thirds m3 rend: 0mm. Inquire at
once or Pairfl d County Miriam-am 00., or
83-“ : ' I. A. WOODWARI).
LOVER pmdcgthemllmuae gnnMaln street; form-
er occn omas . o oppos ta ree-
idenceyof lawrenoechClure, for infill family.
Maire, at‘the once of the Falrileld County Fire
Insurance Co., of E. A. Woodward. wt!)
Board rm- Families
R individuals. Several large, pleasant moms.
Applyto
R A. sum. .
m—tf
For Sale.
F LEVER acres and eight rods of land, on the out
A side of the Baton Hill Road, horth of Witch
Lane, adjoining Hr. Moses Byxbee‘s place. Soil .
Location unsurpassed. Plant of bulldi stone.
Valuablebad of mark. One Oil-and feet. at on
the highwn . Will make one hundred building lots.
Price for e entire plot $3,”, no less, on may
terms. April]: to
. YANDERBILT, or W. '1‘. CRAW.
lD—ly‘ South Norwalk.
For Sale.
NEIV and commodious House situated near Us-
bom avenue at East Norwalk, about five nin-
utes‘ walk from the South Norwalk Depot or Pun:
once. If not sold on or before Ia 1st, wouldbc
rented to a respectable family. For rther nico—
lan In trim of mm 4h CH.
Sou Norwal'k, larch 8, 1871. 17-1!
Notice.
THE FIRST annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Falrlleld County Fire Insurance Company,
of South No Conn, for the election of fifteen
Directors. of said ompanyi' will be haul at the Com-
pany‘s ofloe, in the City South Not-walk, Conn,
on u . the 11th day of July, 1871, between the
boars 0! o‘clock and 11 o'clock n In.
S—St W78. BANPORD, Secretary _
P. I]. Nash dc Bro...
RE Agents for the Hot Blast Oriental Siphon
Flue Stove, working on the principle of rare-
tactlon, a science hitherto unknown as connected
with amen. Call and sea it. 8~l
Dran- on the loyal Bank or Ireland,
ND all of Europe. Passage Tickets to and
from reland, German and all parts of Europe,
for sale by GEORGE W. 8 1TB, South Norwalk.
l-‘. 1!. Nash at Bron,
ARE A, tn tor the. Novelty Clothe! Wringer and
Ba! ey Washing Machine. Also. Ingmoli'u
Watar Elevator. S-d
Notice.
rtucrship of D. B. Webb a Co.,ia this
The (‘0
mutual consent. The buulnus of
day disco ved b
the latenrm w I be carried on at the foot'oi lar~
shall street. b :1). ll. “'ebb, & J. II. Ferns. the
arm name of ebb a Farris, who are authorised to
colleetthe assets and pay the indebtedness of the
old Irm. Thankful for the patronage that. has been
extended to us, we hope the same will be continued
to “’ebb a Perri»!
I). ll. WEEK
R. ILROW'AN,
$2.31 J. H. FERIUS.
Collectors notice.
Notice is her-eh ' lven to all . us liable to 3
taxes in the town) Norwalk camper-semen lit:
of 1870. that I will meet them for the p of re-
cclvlnslsaid taxtstat the store of Alphonso Dibble,
South ivc Mile River, on Thursday. the 6th day of
July, um. from Suntil 5 o‘clock P iM. and at the
office of Wm. B. Danton, “3'50! South orwalk. on
Friday andSaturd-y, July ’7 and 8th, from 8 A. H.
to 4 91., on each of mid day and at tin-Select
Mena‘ and Town Clerk's 0mm. in .. orwalk. on Tues
day, the 11th of Julv, and next three succeeding days,
from t0A.I. term. at.
N. 3.. One per cent a mouth will be added to all tax
on remaining unpaid on and after the int da of Au.
st. JOHN II 5 IT“,
313i (‘ollcctur
Mn’on‘n ()l-‘II‘ICE, I
Scum hunwuat, June 22, 1871. t
NOTICE:—Permiulion is hereby granted to any
person to sell. or offer for sale. “ F rte—Crackers, or
other Fireworks" within this city, mm June 29th
at 6 o‘clock a. n, to July 4th at It o‘clock P. I- uu-
loea hereafter revoked. Permission is also haeby
Ext: to any person to “ set tire. to. or (Mechanic. an)
Crackers or other Fireworks,“ within th s dty,
from So‘clock r. w., of Jnlv ad. to non o‘clock r. I..
of July 4th. unions hat-alter revoked: upon the
express condition, that all person who shall avtll
themselves of this privilege shall exercise such can»
tion, as shall not in any way endanger the rights of
others or the property of the city.
I)L'DI.EY P. ELY, Mayor
PUBLIC ‘XfJCTIdivJ
Wednesday, lul y 5th at 9 o’clock
in the Forenoon.
All lbl‘ Furniture and Fixtures of Luca-‘5 Hotel
South N k, Conn, consisting of 30 Beds and
Bede Sela of Furniture of all descriptions.
Bureaus. hal “'ashstand Tabl Crockery Cut-
lery, (Hank Ta
0 Linen, Sheen», I‘ll ow (,‘aaca,’Tow-
ela, ate. ' alao Kitchen
Furniture, Stoves. Carpeti-
Oil and in fact eve lug belonging to a
dratclaaa otel can be loan at this sale. -
class Phelan Billiard Table with Balls ctc. ;
Bar with all its fixtures. Parties wishlnfi to purchuc
rcvioaqto the 31:? can do so by ml ngon W. 1‘.
., ant-a
Bqu JAXES
hr. l4.—.‘lo poetponcment on account of
1 er.
‘raw. lh.
MITCHELL. Auctioneer.
the war-
8-“.
ROTON "POINT, I
The most eligible Summer Re-
sort on Long Island Sound,
Is now open to tbc1public. under the mauafigmont of
the subscriber. he lace has been t roughly
clutter! and put in excel ent order for the account»
datlon of Ppartiea, and is more attractive than ever
before. c Nic Parties can obtain table in the
grove, and every convenience, at small expense.
unmvrs OI" ALL KINDS.
including Oysters Clan Bakes, IceCrcam, bemoa—
m l’lea. ac, furnished on the ground.
ado,
BOATS 815 with competent managers, or
Fishi or Sailing Parties.
The hurry and Not-walk Railroad will issue ax-
mraionueketa to partteeat very low rltea—lowor
than ever before.
I... Soofleld will run S from the South New
walk tic-got, daily, on arrlva of the trains from Dan-
burfieat a. BL, andSp. in.
'1‘ subscriber will devote his entire attention to
the entertainment. of his guests and will seek to
mefltaiiberal tron .
MW pa age “'AL'I‘Efi SEARLES.
murmur MEETING.
REV. ASHER -HOORE,
or nomvxcu, mu. PREACII IN
E]... 5’. ’S IlALIJ,
xux'r scxnn’. AT 10;,- A. n. ANDir. n.
cfiflbisumi
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
gaapeopie of South Norwalk, that they have opened
r
NEW.D'RUG,STORE,.
'13:} : - _ ~IN~ Y.’ ». ' .
” ‘andin’vinglt'mdltup ' y
In the Best Possible Manner,
arenowpruparedtolgaui‘tdroangepubliotoanythiu
Onratock is noun-tag?” a full W
DRUGS,
Wane, , V
: extremes.
Ind. :
m _ an neuron t x l *
II e W-- , 7H" pdotglfi-
,“h’ked .. ... bullies“!
“'1 “by . . .- .. 0‘53. ' .
aeriico ,.
.e”
u
:"u 98"
TEE OLD WELL
GOAL YARB!
I]. L. MILLARII 8:60.,
ARI-2 NUW’ PREPARED TU FUR.-
Nlfiil ALL THE BEST VA-
lll ETI ['25 HF
GOAL,
WOOD,
BRICK,
LIME,
BLUE STONE,
&c., &c.,
AT THEIR NE“? COAL YARD.
Corner WatertWashm“ non
SM
soumuogwmcom
wn. man 0. wagon,
mm.
Bedding Plants,
Embracing
noses.
‘ D'ARL’IAS,
FUCHSIAS,
GERANIL’MS,
V’EltBENAS,
LANTANAS; ETC.
All well as
Fi'llll and Ullflllflllll Trees
.Xnd Shrubs.
Nurseries and. Greenhouses,
(FLUSHLNG AVENUE.)
ASTORIA, LONG ISLAND.
New i'ork City omce,
(AT THE GREENHOUSE)
‘43 WEST l4th STREET, N. v.
. SouthiNTLaiffeb.2,lm. __,_ ll-Gm
C. J. GRUMAN.
BARGAINS
_11\'_
L .\ 1)] EH" Illness Goons,
F U B. S ,
Hosiery 85 Gloves,
Linen Goods an Blankets.
Many Goods purchased at Auction, of the Beet Quali»
ty. and at lose than Old Prices.
Fl Ll. l.l.\ ii 0!“ Dill-35.3 Umch.
FI'LI. LINE OF “OISE-KEEPING GOODS.
l-‘I'IJ. LINE CLUTHS AND L'ASSIHERES.
(in-cut. lull-grunts In
DRESS GOODS.
C. J. GRUMAN,
UL!) BRIDGE STORE.
root of Main. -treet,
NORWALK- CONN.
Vii? Impetigo the Public
IRON GLAD PAINT.
[ AGENCY AT SOUTH NORWALK.
"F. H. uasu a. BROTHERS
Have now on hand, and will introduce for the first
time, a mineral paint, that is so not only in name
but in fact, It is pure iron ore,doee not undergo
any chemical change by heat or acids, therefore is
a compound; but is simply pure unwashed
and powdered, and a roof, or fence, or anything
painted with it is aa surely iron cladaalf plated
with sheet metal. It requires pure oil, and will take
more of it, and cover double the surface of any of
the so called mineral paints. It is imprevlcna to
water or dampness, and will not crack. It adheres
closely to brick and mortar, and is durable. What
morolareqnized! ,For sale bythcpoundhnndred
weight, or package. Descriptive circulars can be
had on appllution. aft-tr
Real Estate for Sale.
. NEW House and Lot on El ’s Neck. worth
twelve hundred dollars. \Vil take less—one
thousand can remain. A new House and Lot on Gun-
cord Street, will sell this for less than cash 1209:,le
only to be id. Building Lots on road to Keyser‘s
Island and ilson‘s Point. :gsoslte splendid und
at Mr. Ingrsoll and Gov. W ward, and on ’oode
Street, Jerusalem Hill. One hundred dollars a lot only
need be id down, ballance on mortgage. A 1y to
KY C. ELY City of South No
i-tf - or by letter to NATHAN C: ELY, New York.
ILARGESTfiSTOCK :
GREATEST ASSORTMENT!
LOWEST Pawns !
1 "ES.
ISJX .iC ‘V.
L L’- l‘I B E R .
m WHITE STREET, DANBUBY.
SOMETHING GOOD * T0 £AT.
A GREAT EAST INDIAN DELICACY.
Puddi Blan Jellies, Lrean‘ m-Grlddle
Cakes, S'g‘wieninxugan
M AN IOCA‘
are so delicious that one trial secures it a warm Wel-
come at every table.
is very economical, as but three tablespooneful w'll
make a puddlngfor an Grim-lined family. I
uAumoA .
is we nutritious than smother . his fine...»
tie at is uneasily ' "
maul-I! vall~ deuaourei iron-1:3?-
t, :9 in
mums.
the commutty on hand, “a, to, “1,, ”Wm“ r
By the bag or ton.
GRAIN, i
In quantitia to suit purchasers.
HAMS,
Smoked or in pickle.
PORK,
By the barrel or quantity.
VINEGAR,
Pun: cider-in barrels.
MACKEREL,
Kits. half barrels. and barrels.
KEROSENE OIL,
By thcbarrcl.
HAY,
By the bale or too.
Bedding HAY,
Bytheton.
STRAW,
By the sheaf or lulo.
COAL,
Ton. ur load, or urge.
WOOD,
Cut and split any length .
COKE,
By the bushel or chaldrun,
BRICK,
Long Island, North River.Crot,on, and Phil; Fronts.
Bytheharrclorearlocd.
CEMENT,
Bythebarreloreugo.
PLASTER.
In lots to suit purchasers.
BL‘UE "STONE,
-.All clamor cut Worden
liming Hair,
thuulmmm
_unuummn,
’ Bu d1“ Qv“>h‘yt
LIME,
Bartram & Farm Bras and
iotillion Band
will coatpanytheeaearsim theroanl tr”.
FARE for the entire Excursion - $1.50.
leatsandrefmhmentaolallkiadaaervadoa
board. 31¢
D. H. WEBB a: 00.,
Coal and Wood,
FOOT 0F MASHALL ST.
wmmmwmhmmu
“’00” AND COAL.
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Franklin (4003‘ , of Lykella V . All».
Bnck,‘ Magma-ulna o!
m. M”
n.u.wua. slut“. Lat—a.
South Norwalk, NM. I1. ma. 1-K
oeuvla'rnv.
C. II. KENDALL, I. 3..
crewman
Ulocin hm ' mmwp hi
”NWM£‘
EVERY VARIETY 0' WAI- WM.
DONE IN 1'!!! our nausea
Teeth extracted without Fain it}
the use of Laughing Glue.
crowd-aim.
(memo-am“ It
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AT
FIVE IILE '1'”.
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Lunnnn
JUST IICHVIB. ‘2‘! M ma Cm
COAL, LIME. LAT". WI.
PLASTER LSD can"?
constantly“ hand at pier- haywire-
‘1 smummmm
IS IT norm.
ROBERT C.RAYMOND
BOWAYTUS POST OF“!
3hr. 33. 1871. M!
“Pm com” 3' "
“Worthy“ itrumer' excl-ballot» haven-
amincd “PURE GOLD.“ “eluding sand-yak!“
nongnookthisyear. over
100,000 Copies
havebeenalruady sold (layK) and thchoakhe
beatiaeuedbut
. ONE MONTH!
LARGE ORDERS ARE anomvno you
“ Pure (iold”
every day. You will find the hymns ind tunes
sous. GOOD.
,. csarm. ORIGINAL,
V Y‘
EXCELEN‘T, DEVO‘I'IONAL
M“N!SW_ IF IOU I'll! ‘I'Ill am.
One ‘
dep‘ogog'tpapacotutaentforenmlnatlunonre-
measurement-mas. Y.
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”s; PAK ULSKI.
We BM wettest.
Norwalk Chronicler