moon tm—m '01: and High streets.
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\mnv thru~m m Insert 9 31m. w ub-
ug-m-«M “Id Ink-e :3 pm. ; 7p tn.
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luu - Snow!“ (“t-«(\lrcb Squrc.
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w. I ,'.r I .Mylcboolflxr.n.
sauna I I. (brunt—Carla We“ and Hon
arm. In I. hum him. Bounties»
am. A I . Ollzm about between
firm” at! new saving: my: man: in
tats.» “-37, I
ran 1 x‘wmamu t11'lcl—(‘hnrrh Squaw.
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4 «am». Mu Both a! ven'ltr. 1m,- A. 1; T
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it F‘ [hrs tn: nun "Town Hall. \cuiurrdl Rt".
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lbw .\llvr'tn‘u In‘n
ix amid Nil Hands}
TM 1 Wm Minn for running Ens: l\’t’nu8
m: r :53: urinal} truck has nutrient-ed.
3: - \u S Pbkr uill orcupy thv
\\ urlu building l3
pul
t 'lo l 12:34“ znti-mnl l‘hurvh nt-xt Sun- ‘
1 watt“ 1!. ii 1.11 .. nt nu Lvl lllt't‘l'.‘ arc ,
«wan-Ar Tit-v ar- lit-:11 in than the
lb . “aw ”lungs“ llnmn uill prom-h
L: a.“ 3.. ”all 111 \t Nurlny at Ill-30
. 7.7- X
l‘ ll “lulu-”71 l..:> 3-1111 luau-11 tht- plmr
.513»; {Ma r} wt t‘ W \lnnson, lately
«nevi l!) ‘f "Jél
Tl“ ‘ 1. ~ In . "411111213 mnmnt of thc- expr-
> .1 f 33. .Hlaly—tllfllis gr... 1'!) turn haul" i~
"4W.” 4 14.. I. ma.
Tia lam-m} Tint-ll l'l-nnn’tirul Rt'gi-
w!“ n 13‘ Inn :1 mtnim: In W on Tuesday,
‘% 34¢ it.“ ! 3353916“ Elk
l' i. t. has dentin! to liuld the rcuuiou
2> i 313211 Ekam nt in this :- it); and it
u ... , and!“ "um ca Tun-day, September ,
mu. '
‘llfi 0'. \Im — Au».- nation will have
31.439 mm. .; mums: an Iin‘gury'n Point next
To-nvlu'e and unlw liwir "Irv-an“: to
‘2. 3i} ., 'ia 2 :ttut-l
fir Mn Stalif‘ .4 liar Fairflrlql (hunt-V
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. [but 21: u Mtunlny ant-moon. m
i : «rmgwmrmg {-4 the {Air on llw
rum sun-nu- IbJu‘ruty lint and twrn~
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Tl» t‘ I w n dug: fight in ”it «tn-us of 3
\ "333.131 nth" tiny, and no one intt'r-
h 3. 1 3:13.: ~23: ml the :nnitual- Hal." m-arly
3> \- s , I: . a“: math dog lunt.w1-nn-
:3”;1-' 3 3:2 1! l5- dbl hut annotmn- " the ;
m 9. swarm} 111 a flair of chronic gig-
, >wv 9i» lttflh ‘
ls: "ifllnl’tl homo: lid. «1! Monday.
m L1.- »l 1 it“: t hum lt~ Martha" Vinc-
or! war: q-swl‘nl. m which our Neptune
1 ,4. 9:. all» (wilt-am: notm- “ Last Blot»
H; sn- vim-r tan-nth! by a visit from the
\qwuartiab a! Solidi. mi! sing'crs
> law-m in "at errata: on tbc- Hull's.
Q 1244‘ 11. or; null ampnxinlal
A ti..." I h
H mm“? ft‘ualviil of tltv l-‘il'lli
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twat-i :t '
Sig.
its!
Hf faint! S Y.
Ansel Fudge“! for tin-r ruining your. and E
viu~~pnsi»
Th min-1 ml you willbc in'
‘~ 03w 4:
3km
\zmnit. an :5: math of August. tln- mm-
mm.. .1 unwary-nu bring Ion-(m Hoyt,
t F M mu it. and \b A Ambler. all of this
.>?..n«
Iii-.1 .4 Sonnllt.
“a l :nwl mm“ lfnximm Ibo an:
imflmr .111: hithl‘ul and cm-
> .,. you... “tt'ifll‘. and intvlligent. Mlle
1“ H." >43:
nan x owl Imus] trust-1 Fair own; which
.3: ion t. 3.: pl" \eub wax:- of thc Bor-
git! r» I: on lift-Nrfihhlfl: :hcmxtlvcs in
tartar cal {Brit bun-Milly,
w
3w Wain-tutu. 031» MW could be “re ‘
' rm 2 ‘ . it: out-undirh from the funds of:
l'umiul Wad"
\ arm insight} na- (Habitual in
«is > 3“- «as: Tia-why night. Thrubuttrr on
1.» 1. bur-hm “I Elwin .\. Whitman‘s
up wan Inna! 1W.Iltl opal-of gins
>> swam film-131:: which «min; the thieves
>envu§miahdc datfiaxw thrown»!
.tywt was tundra] alt-“m. An Hum
a..- 31... Ah’k‘t‘ int“ tho gmcrry start: of
it u erl & ”trim. in 1b:- m blockJnd
atom on that“ in not then. undo-t.
,, my: Wn~ m tn luv-i into the neighbor-
- K’ 39“". r .\ Tulhk (‘11. ”05(st
73- aim the guilty partial.
Anew (atom. the result: W
mum on t whim Flu-kib’: min, ad a
man: nix.- Mutt out ohm!
warm «- Toni-y «an. This was
lun “rod-I not,“ k'flddmy.ind
a. “Mom. pin-me cumupthe
W and M Bowl W. He
.-Ww.fimhmq¢am
.4 1h w ca, when n sudden jolt
that in out. first: bull I am than
10- lkva. all the tab ply-rd over him,
mi. hubby. II: '11 Ink: to the
rug in“ and bi wound» drained. but be
I!“ at Wad-ct My hurling.
~th-fi—hd-nlufintuuw:
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“WWI-h- m. Katina,
hflmhfibbby “We:
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“film. I» out noted-u-
bqa‘mh-l-u Twelve
mum-nut insulin-km
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1
,
_ ordcr lathe top of lllC drum.
l East Norwalk they
1 militin. Rmx J. J. “‘(xfley, ‘
Eighth Connecticut Regimcut in the late war, 1
on”. “'cdumlny. ,
an!
mile", by i
willnotbotbohultdit m newspa-
per. rummoewo:
meéochlevmthelncendinry habitsof our
Fire Wandfiolgnonnce and cor-
ruptim immhencopied far and
wide. >Wchegournd¢bbomindl serious-
nms, to dam Dummy-is a intelli~
gent, ed and pure as ‘any, md the edi-
toro the Moommiu n grievouswrong
when he constantly ndvertises us as pedan-
tic, illiterate and beastly.
Fourth BexI-ent, C. N. G.
The commissioned officers of the Fourth
Regina“, C. N. G. (formerly the Eighth
Regiment) will meet at the armory of Co. D-
in thiscity, on Monday evening, to elect a
Colonel in place of Crnuford, promoted to
be Brigadier General, and to fill such other
positions as may be made vacant. Lieut.
Col. Husttmd “F. R. Hoyt, of Greenwich, 13
popular and cfiicient officer, will doubtless
be elected Colonel.
At a meeting of the field and line oflicers
of the regiment, held in Bridgeport last week,
for the purpose of selecting a uniform under
the new law. the following was adopted:
Dark blue dress coat, with gold and blue trim-
mings; sky—blue pants; dark blue English
regulation cap, with suitable trimmings.
This will make a very handsome uniform.
There will be an encampment the coming
autumn if the State succeeds in procuring
arms in season. “'6 sincerely hope there
may be, that the new organization of the
regiment my be instituted under the most
favorable auspices. In case an encampment
is impoSsible, we understand that the Gover-
nor has promiscd to hold a field day, after
the uniforms and arms have been received.
t‘ompauy D., of this city, seems to have
ru‘civcd :1 fresh inspiration, and to have on-
ten-d upon a. career of new life and activity.
Large numbers of the old members, who are
absent from the place or have been habitual-
ly neglectful of their duties. are being dis—
charged, and new and reliable men enlisted
in their places. In :1 few weeks, under the
active tmining of Capt. (‘rowcx they will
‘ have become the handsomest, best organized
and best disciplined company in the regi-
mom.
l
The ('ndeu’ Excursion
Th1- annual cxcuxsinu of Mr. .larvis‘s Wes-
: ton Boarding School occurred on Thursday
: of lust wcck, and must have been the 00m»
. siun of great enjoyment to the youth who
The members of the school, to
the number of eighty or more. were brought
in {our four ho1se curry-311s to Lhccity limits.
: at which place they stopped, and fonuing in
‘ linc marched through our streets in military
On reaching
remountcd and were
conveyed to Gregory‘s Point. Hcrc the flue
sloop George Law was awaiting their arriv-
al. and upon their embarking sailed with
them nearly to the Long Island shorc and
back to dinner. The dinner consisted of an
cxhaustlm supply Of clams and oysters.
1 served as only Sholcs can bring them on, and
the cmlcts and their guests showed their ap-
prt-cintiou of them in an unmistakable nuur
nor.
Altcr dinucr came a drcx’ parade, which
“‘1- lmvc no hesitation in saying surpassed
any such display in Norwalk for years past.
.\lr. Jarvis 11:15 taken great
1111', :
in this r1 51rd The lmls.1m1l1r the tuition{
sol ill r and disciplinmi: to, 11m c
prnfit‘it‘nt‘y in the manual of
uphill-«l by adults. Many of thc most i1;-
intricritv :md dillicult maucm'crs \vcrc 1‘\1--
cutml with {1111111ch precision. Thcy w1-rc
n-1ivW1-1l by many of our citizvus, who 11ml
EnllICI'l'tl at the Point for the
ammo; \\ hum “‘ch Mayor Ely, (‘ouucilnmn
Hoyt-r. l:121' Major General of tho State
and sm‘cml ot‘ut-r prominent members of 50—
~ ricty ;
by their soldicrly appcnmucc and skill in
am». The day's sport closed with :1 salt
water bath, and ride home again.
rxpulz1tion.aml prcdict for 11i111.us the fruit
of his 5:1 gncily and (ntcrpr1s1.
and higher triumphs.
Reading Notices.
For :1 :i‘lt‘llllltl child's Carriage, go to A.
Knapp.
umghs, colds. &1. For sale by . F. Puck.
dmggrist.
Try the Old \Vcll Club Cigars, for sale by
(‘. Swan: 6: (‘0
tn: stylts for sale low at A. Knapp‘s.
Initial Paper twentyrficvc nuts 21 box at
Bod“ ell and lluytk.
l
P-im Gill and Black Walnut Franv's,
m H: 1- to lil‘tlf’l' a: Bodwcil and HI“ 1 ~'
i Sodium 11; DL u in thc (igur line The
:Uld “'t-ll Llub ( igar. (. S“ artz 1i: (‘0 man
? Manon h
lk‘le for colds For sale by S.
dmggixt.
Prim-.- rcduccd at D. L. Millard d; Co's
ynrd: .Vut Coal, 6,75; Stove Coal. 7,75; Ly-
kcn's Valley, 8,50.
New Books! Pink and \V'hitc Tyrrauy,
bylrlrs. H. B. Stowe. For sale at Alex
Swords A Terrible Temptation
At W. T. Buckingham‘s you will find the
best Initiaanperotzictsper bogmchbox
containing 24 sheets paper and 34 envel-
096-
l-‘or finches of flavor and pleasant taste
we munmend thoOld “'efl Club Cigars.
Root Bum-Jule well-known popular
drinkof Ill/drinkaon dndghtpzSF.
.Pccksdmgsmm I‘diacomeingroups
“flu-it uhildreucryforit- thecoutmuuity
Pingmlun’tgetnlongwithoutit.
Somethingnewthisweek. Alchword‘n
willopenncue “WWW,”
boxofwhichwilloonuintwo quire-sonn—
pendmopnthgaieavebpegmdacb
boxwillahocautninnprinsuhedfmmw
an, to“ Priceflfiperbox.
AlexSword’lhmnmghr-geuldiumm
WmWoonuoru tbs W
“damn-813W:
Honolulu?“ M, Min
twin-it. {£15.36 35.56%..-
puins with the .
military doparlmcnt of his cxccllcnt acmlc» ;
' . . . |
111d hc has obtzuned a Wtdc reputation '
“'1' congratulate Mr. Jarvis upon his suxu ‘
1:135 in w inning for his S-LllUOl so 9111. lublc :1 ;
W,hfl 11 you will m be
without it. Soundvertisement of Warner’s
Medicina' 1n mother column of our paper.
Sold by all dmgglsn.
[Communlmted]
M13. 0311135me Did you hear that. the
lots about which we convened a few days
agoopposite Darien station, were selling
very rapidly ?
Mn. Sruvvnsslvr. There is no reason
jected a street fifty feet wide, on which these
lots will front , he also gives ten feet for ende-
walk along the New Haven Railroad proper-
ty, and sells the very cream of the property
for less than six hundred dollars per lot.
Mn. 0. Ibave been told that the New
Haven Railroad Company look with disfa~
V0! upon the improvements about to be
made upon this property.
MEL 8. A reporter insinuating such, must
have a very unj ust. opinion of the officers of
the company, for they are disposed to do
everything that is for the good of the villages
along their line. thereby making the com~
puny popular with the people. increasing
the local business of the road, and securing
it against any number of competing com-
panies that might be started under the gen-
eral law.
MEL 0. Is it true that. :1 large factory is
to be built on tho south side of the new
street ‘3
MIL S. All I know uboutlhal is, the own-
er is offering splendid inducements towards
the location of an institution that will give
rcspccmblc employment to the families of
mechanics.
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
WRAPPING PAPER
of all dcscn'pllnlls.
’l“‘7INE ETC.,
Wholesale and Retail.
WRAPPING PAPER and ENVELOPES
PRlNTED TO ORDER:
ADO
CATHOLIC BOOKS
of all dcscrlpli-mn.
AT
“3 T. BUCKINGHAM’S.
N1). 4, l‘llfs Block.
MADAM GARRIDO
invites tl11- lrlvll1‘~‘ to Hill, and lvuvc ll11'ir or—
South Norwnlk, Conn
l
11f(::1pt1i11 Flintof“1~st Point. a thorough I 3
:11quircd :1
:1ru1s seldom ,
purpose ; ‘
Chaplain of tlic -
1l1‘rs for fine
I 'ndorgnrnlont s.
111111 :11] kinds of \1 ork in that lino. ll; n in:
b4 1'1 in that busmc‘ss in \1“ \ ork ( in for
number of y: am. First store bolou F1151
National Bank
“'ASHINGTON STREET
:h‘vtf South .\nr\1ulk (‘ unn
3 33 3
O 3
THE LADIES
()I’ 'I‘IIIS “ CITX'”
: AND SECTION OF THE \VORIJ) “'ILL
and thvy astonished and delighted all
l
,
1
,
1
still broutlcr ‘
l-Iiubc Push, for irritation of the tliront.,
lit‘frigt-ntlons and \Vatcr (‘wlem of «ltlflr :1
Bnuunu-ll's ('ougli Drops. 311 vxccllunt ar~
F. Peck,‘
' FIND THE
Lowest Prices
Hosiery, Gloves, Hand-
kerchiefs, Laces,
Jaconet Edgings, Insertings,
Linen and Lace Collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufflings,
lVoil Beragcs, Donna DIR-
. rials, Stamped Yokes
and Bands.
Shirt Fronts, Cambrlcs, Hoop
I Skirts, Corsets,
' l. 1111 thousnnds of other articlctl, together \\ ith a full
line of
3NOTIONS,
WAT..-
H. H. PRITCHARD'S,
One door west of the Postofllcc.
P S.—L}\'nl$ will find the but $51: Paper Collars.
imitation linen. and cloth lined throughout.
South Somali-L March 8 151.
ill
a c 31 ORUMMA
l PRACTICAL
Wampum 13.
: P3LX”S BLOCK,
1
.1.
Keeps constantly in stock a full line of
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
0 L O C K S ,
SPECTAGLES,
Min-H at in mmhngtowblch
be vltctbonuen p! “punt.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing
humiliation-ban. hem-tannin!
wanna-11m
wmmgg , Lg
. 3‘ ?12a. ‘4}
.2 >,- >,~— .i
STYLES FOR FALL
PUB m CLOTH EATS,
why they should not, for the owner has pro— '
1 Wait Buildings.
Overseaming
Button - Hole,
AND
COMPLETE SEWING MACHINE.
The first and only Button-Hole Ind Sewing bla-
chlne combined thnt has made its advent in this
or any other countrim'l'he following reasons are
given why this is the
FAMILY MACHINE TO PURCHASE!
1. Beam it. will do everything that my mchine
can do, sewing from the finest to the coarsest mate-
rial, hemmln, felling, cordln braiding. binding,
gntherlng nu sewl on. at t 0 same time ruining,
quilting, eta, liquor 11 any other machine.
Sum lie )endonl are mummy Min-ted
than any other mcbine
3. Because it. can work I beautiful button- hole
making as fine n l u by the hand.
4. Become lt embroider over the edge, making
a neat. and beautiful border on an
5 Because it will work a bean eyelet hole.
8. Because it can do overhund seaming, by which
sheets, pillow cases and the like are sewed over and
over.
Bemnsc on can quickl raise or lower the
feed to adapt. t to thick or n cloth.
8. Bee-use you haven short deep bobbin by which
the thread is constantly drawn from the centre; the
tension is 9consequently even, and does not break the
thread. Beauae the prcsmfoot turns back.
that the clOth can be easily removed after being sew-
cd.10.Bconnse the best mechanics pronounce it
the best finished and made on the best principle of
any machine manufactured It has no springs to
break: norm $0th out. olorder. 11 Because it is
mo machines 11 one—n Button-Hole Working and
Sewing Machine combined.
MRS. SCOTT, AGENT,
at hchilllne and Dress- Mn Boomg‘two dwru
below to NATIONAL
WASHL‘ GTON STREET,
38)‘ South Norwnlk, Conn.
Isaac Church, J r.,
Ollllfll‘fll Mlllllllllll flllll J Ollllfll‘,
.‘llunnfnctun-r of
Church’s Steam Pump, .
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
ull kind.- of
I“ ll]' 3| :lcltint-ry,
And LIGHT ARTICLES ON CONTRACT
ox Till-Z 311M" 11533133331111; TERMS.
Boiler Inspector
Fourth l'ongrs-sxioual District of llu- smu-
of Connecticut. Agcnt for
Vanderwater’s Improved
Jnnval Turbine Water Wheels.
' CIII.'I?CII’S
PATENT STEAM pour.
This l’ump is the most (ompoct built, lms
lms 1111mb1r of parts. and is the (‘ hoapcst
Pump (-vcr pluu‘d bcforc the ob“: It runs
without noise or j:.1r For ’rict list, A:
address
For lhc
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
Sult- Proprietor 11nd )lxuulfurturvr,
\OR“ ALK. ( (LVN
Mm- him Shop just hm k of the Home Rail~
1- tf
SAVE YOUR MON BY
HOW 13 T 8 FOR HIGH ?
Two Pairs for One.
(i‘rO TO
HARVEY’S
OOOOO BOOI OllO SOOO HOPKOL
16 Main St., South Norwalk.
\"hvrv 1- -11 b0 found tlw best and rhoupmfit itssorlcd
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
in thc country. Now is the time to make your pur-
chases, as the goods must be sold. Perfect relishe-
tlou given.
HOW IS THIS ?
L
Ladies“ Congress. only 75 cents, and one 0x—
tm pair.
Gents' Shoes, only $190,11nd one extra pair.
Ladics' Prunclle Balmnrals, $1.50, and one
extra pair.
Gents' Slippers, 75 could, and one extra pair.
Lmlics' Slippers, 50 cents, and one extra
pair.
And all other goods in propurtlon,nnd one extra
pair 011 every purchase of 60 cents and upwards,
one extra pol r.
Remember HARVEY‘S BOOT AND SHOE MARK-
ET l6 Main street, South Norwalk, oppositeG W.
Smith‘s Grocery store
3’3113353Q
ALFRED KNAPP
has just received. h addition to bl:- stock of
English Pickles, an Sauces, nee, and
Path Freon & Coin Cnckers.
ALFRED KNAPP
but just received Inothcr large invoice of fresh
TEAS, TEAS,
which he otters at low Azores.
ALFRED KNAPP
~25 «-
oelln Children- Carrlnzu of all styles udprlcu
W INAPI’
all: all styles of door mats.
ALFRED " fluff
GOAL .AllO!
O. L. ll
'LLAH
ARE NOlV PREPARED TU FUR-
NISH ALL THE BEST VA»
RIETIES 0}?
GOAL,
WOOD,
BRICK,
LIME,
CEMENT,
PLASTER,
HAIR,
BLUE STONE,
&c., &c.,
Corner Water & Washington
Streets,
' SOUTH ’NORWAtK, CONN. '
(BETWEEN m TWO BRIDGES.)
Prices as low as honest;
tun.
4':
'l
9.
:n‘; :1. 9.1:
cf‘v‘
mumrwmgmsu
01111 11311101011
. my 3 m—
wnomsnm AND Burn].
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.
PURE 1133353133 claims,
1'.
3‘
fig:
and Ill the
302171.33 30mm BRANDS,
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY;
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
unduhrgnmekof
Pipes, and. General Smoking Ar-
. tlcles.
Ilia Knvm Cigars are manufactured by himself
from toblwo imparted directly from Cnbn, his na-
tive country. and their qunllty an be depended) upon.
South Norwulk. July 18, 1871.
NOROTON STATION
Bilild-iug‘ Lots .
Three miles 3... Stamford Depot.
5011.69 feet.
A ten more. will be sold at the old glean MAgply
Dorian Depot, Ct.
WILLIAM C. WILSON,
FLORIST & NO OHHYlllN,
[In constantly on hand, and for sale to dealers and
to
88—4!
planters.
Bedding- Plants,
Embracing
ROSES,
DAHLIAS.
Fccusms.
GERANIUMS,
VERBENAS,
LANTANAS, Em,
As well no
Fl‘llll flllll OI'lllllllOlllll 'l'I‘flflS
And Shrubs.
Nurseries and Greenhouses.
G’LUSKING AVENUE)
ASTORIA, LONG ISLAND.
New York City Oflice,
(AT THE GREENHOUSE)
43 WEST l4th STREET, N. Y.
South Nonnlk. Feb. 3. 1871.
OLOSINO OOT SALON
For the next thirty days we ofi'cr our entire stock of
Summer Dress Goods
regardless of
_c o s '1'.
Best French Lawns and Organdies at
Twenty-Five eta. per yard.
Parasol: and Sun Um-
brellas Way Down.
Ladies’ Gents’ and Children’s
Gauze Wrappers.
Inspect. our
mam
A complete nmrnneut of All the most. desirable
colors nlwuys on hand. .
Embroidered Back Kid Glove
for One‘ Dollar.
Double‘ Button y Gloves for
fining-0hr recurs-ed bl: hultb «tube-blew
to his oldpotmmand
Buy, Sell, Rent, or Exchange Prope
.m. ii‘fs‘.‘
once in this dry wnnd vlcinlty,nre dis-
lol'thmewhoentruflth elrpropertytohlnure.
53v“: desinble
HOUSES TO LET,
and property for sole. Office at. his residence No 1
Union street. where he can beeonmlu-d null rem
soluble hours. Particular nttentlon is alledto tome
very plannt Houses in ligaymtmd‘a Block, of whldi
WWW ”a?
C. J. GRUMAN.
1M!"
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BARGAINS
——Il\'—
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
F U R S ,
Hosiery a: Gloves.
Bitten Goods & markets:
Many Goods purchased at Auction, of the Best (Giuli-
ty, and at mmfidfim: : f. ,3;
FULL LINE OF DRESS GOODS.
‘ ‘1' ‘ ; ‘: '_ v
FI'LL LINE OF HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS.
FULL LIKE CLOTHS AND CASSDIERES.
Great liars-ulna in
DR ESS GOODS. .
C- J ._ GBUMAN,
OLD BRIDGE STORE,
Foot of Main attract,
Hf NORWALK- CONN.
SOUTH NORWALK
Music “ Depot
3110113311111 81 1113311011.
Dealers in
Organs
Melodeons,
Violins, and
Musical ' Instruments
generally.
Special inducement; to mailers of Music.
Plums tuned and repaired by an experienwd
workman. Call-n11 examine our stock.
.. 5.: .-
South NOrwalk,
W‘Tml.
Conn.
1an
a
Very 111111111 11 111 Public
IRON GLAD PAINT.
AGENCY- AT SOUTH NORWAEK.
F. H. luau-1 a biotliiis
Envcnowon Mind will introduce for that!“
mammogram in no not ontygn—e
'butlnfnct. It is pure hon are,“ Minoan
unychelnlcnl chnngehy butprggldéwmh
not: compound; um diply ‘pue «gamed
andpowdemd, and-roof, ortmwnnflng
pointed with it in u surelylroa dbdalfphud
withoheetnehl. Itmflmmofinflwmm
monotlgmd cover double the manly“
then?) called miner-Al points. If is lliipreviou to
watermdnmpneu. and will not crock. um
dmdygomudmtmmbdimble. What
motel-required! For uls‘bythepoundlmndred
weight, or puchge.Deac1-lpttveidrclhn an be
budonnppllutlon. 84f
SOMETHING GOOD‘TO EAT.
A. GREAT EAST m'DIAN DELICACY.
Pnddl Blane It Join Grams, Griddle
man; mnhennmfingn: en, .
MAnlocA
nresodellcloulthitone trlnlnecurcaltlwnrmwel- "
table.
cementevery .
'MANIOOA
mmrw‘émmm. will
MANIOGA
uncurefordyo-
MANIOOA
mmmflfinflym For-k3,
silencers. Whamocsoo. no.
”Wu-unsto- mmwggt s-
fiiuxwypflfigch
111.331 >
New" Ennis!
comm
Wenrenowotalnzfilflmfldstoddm
S PR IN G
CLOTHING
.403.
Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Wear.
All W001 Suits. .>. . . 410.00
All WOOISuits......... 12.50
AllWoolSm'ts.... 14.00
All Wool Suits......... 16.50
All Wool Suits; . . . . . . . . 19.00
All Wool Suits......... 20.00
Spring ,Overcoats,
AIL STYLE AND mm.
Onrmonoillndeverhubeen “Smllproluud
quick sales," Ind this weltrlctlyndhm lo.
menaummamflnmngddm
house gives u humus for. ceiling (Humans:
lawnguresuthebenxevfodandmm
and wemdetcrmined thntourmwmerlublllbln
Lhebenefltoflt.
AmmmyMMd
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Embracing
Drawers, Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs, Collars.
SCARFS, BOWS, UMBRELLAS,
Which we at! I! plan defying mun.
W HITE SHIR'I‘S,
—Axn—
GENTS’ UNDERWEAR,
A ML".
Shirts, Gloves,
Wewotddullspedflnttudoltomddd
Trunks and Leather Bags,
Wblchwehvelobulmll .31”ka
andmostnrledlnm
Gomstock Brothers.
Dibble's Block, South Randi,
43 lulu Street, throat.
South Km April II. In. H
GEORGE W. 8‘!“
”ballad“!
GROOERIIO,
PROVISION-o
FLOUR AND W.
Tommi-sun“
iWOZEBfi-uw
":1! Indigo-filo“
Produce taken In W
ICE GOLD
runfirun;
5-. _.:. ,1 4.11“) ruWui‘r-ngr: W
uuommnn.
Norwalk Chronicler