lath.
b“
wumwmm
1 a pony.oae week
:8 higiaudveighs
“pa-b.
*W“: *‘crnrrfmrwv ‘ ‘1 'r ‘
3 , ~ - 7.
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.A ;;;;;
(Kieth Hind-1. L3 a?
. 1H? .
“hawk tobereopacd " '3‘ “1n
nuamwmpmc.
mmwmawmm
admmhoopaafipthrwghout .
alOa—yoalhlmollanuary. next.
l'r-k Boga tarponvhile loading luv
thuflu “of NMOMwaskifl-
eta-nanny.
Afiecu the l8lh ot‘JuIydc-stroyed the
. d . “KW!
afihefififimwr
Ole street railroad in New York—the
mmmamm
mmwmmd employs
eihthuudrcdnea.
Br. Magma who wanted to play
Wagaimthewaddfor tlvethom-
aaddolkrsash‘le hahcenbilledfor“fiam~
Wattleboadoaw
1~Ammmomduar¢1§am-
“in lamina in the maauiaecuac'oif eight
tho-andnlllioncnbictaetaf gas“: cost
of me eight million dollars. ,
Aoouple «New Yon-firmer: are erectmg a
heaerv of five thousand fowl power near
Aurora. They claim that there is more
matey in hens than in cattle or wheel.
”I,” , motion
the aoalheast and filhwest‘frontiers of Ros»
sia. The two most important In: to be loca
led on the Frisian boundary—rt significant
fuel.
The Amman Eureka says; “Mark Ward,
a has about fourteen ymof agahascon
cur-cad a snug madame. with a jack-
kntfe, from pine boards and wires. that
makes perfect stitches.”
)Iichizan has five thousand one hundred
and forty-four lakes. oureringauarea of one
thousand one hundred and forty-four mils,
baits Am man mirécllmxfi
one thousand eight hundred and fifty “files.
The largest Bible clue! in the world issaid
to he the one taught by a Mrs. Bartlett in
Xr. Bourgeois church, London. It began
eight years ago with three persons, and has
reached an average attendance of seven
5. nice-young m2:Wh0 had is? gin a sit-
uation in a mimic store in Rochster, occu-
pied a Kain-e moment in writing his name
with a diamond ring, acres the face of a
I've hundred dolhr mirror Heis‘rmw ready
to take another situation.
When diamonds are polished and yet on
at. new... markedly detected from
the imitation by laying the stones on a print-
ed paper. Diamonds. although brilliant. are
not transparent; so, if the letters shine
through and are visible, the stone is of rock
crystal, paste, or other imitations.
Atlanta. Ga. has a woman shoemaker.
Her husband, who fell battling furthesoulh.
left her only his kit of tools as a legacy.
hard times (-oming on. this moral heroine
has taken to the strap and the last. and isE
pegging out an hmmt litelihood. _‘
A philosopher hath said: ‘ He who is pas.~ i
sionate and hasty is generallv honest. It is
vour cold. disembling hypocrite you should :
beware of. “era‘s no deception in a bull '
dog. It is only the cur that sneaks up and 1
bitesyouwharyourbackistnrned.‘ '
At a hotel' rn Ohio,a Iargemirrorisplacedg
at the entrance of the dining hall, which is i
so committed that you see yourself a thin, ‘
cadaverous. hungry person ; but when you
come out from the table and look again in
the glass, your body is distended to the ex- 1
uemity of corpulency.
The menu slabs" at Amherst College
have finallybeen deciphered by one of the
alumni, a New. Yorker. They have long pre-
sented untranslatable hieroglyphics to the
erudite adlolam of that wilege, and have
hea- aaobject of great inter-at co explorers
of the mysterious depths of history for many
years. The translation now suggested will
he eagerly awaicd md clocelycriticmd, for
these antenatal-actors probably hearin-
ia their bosom the unravelling of many Bib
lical statements that now seem incredible.
Captain Smith a New Yorker, is about to
mi: 0 rtyage. m the Alkaliqoceompa-
uied by a boy. on _a raft some dozen feet
square. This is. we believe by no means so
silly an adventul‘gru‘rn or the City of Ra-
gtla. Capt. hrth’armis elaihd will
any all“ will crowd on it; is floated by
rubber Maud what these are 1min-
thud. (an ha slowed in: email mace It is
a gmuine 1‘ heat contripacufihe value of
1:th provost: to prove by ge-
irrgacruaatheocunuponih. ‘
“ Won
“rt-in fifimmm
League‘s“, thiahcartwinbecoki;
uyfidaflib-orarehfiehe-m
lgknacltflahadynypahewfllheetfll‘d.
mdhmflmwhgby,
mmmrmmer
a-lo—Iflhthhck-em
"ififiwmaflm'
SOUTHERN 1 CONNECTICUT
LWRIIRIET
LMD RUSSELL, Baler,
“hm“ mmlly.)
‘I'heauhacribaau'ould respectfully call theattaa—
limo! no my ' inlaid: UM ‘ $1M” con-
dath‘ofaguaalmux oulim‘l'lkaeeP‘hebe"
1-: W43- : 1; ': ~ 2’ .. ~~f~£~ - sugars.
110818, SHIIE m m 1......
2. "3':, f ' f. C filer-In
ofallkinds. Callandenmineourgoodzamlprics. Spices,
.1: . .i. .:-. _ - —. Flour,
“-11": 11711.1. 301' BE UNDERSOL'LD. Feed.
We unmmmemmm good.- PROV IsIQNS’
“*7 4‘... _, . "_\:.. if” i '
in thjacity. and prlcs thatdely competition.
Annual depuflkmisnlldwd.
Donotfailw
,— A\
GIVE Us A CALL.
I!!!“ &. STEVENS,
xxx-tr". :a In 0‘31: ,
13!
New Store
AND
New Goods.
RAYMOND & DICKENS,
CITY OF SOUTH NORWALX.
Having taken a atom in the
NEW BRICK BLOCK ON MAIN 513.,
' 3 no; is ”Jim“:
“ti-3:0 suppIy fpuldggena'a uwprc
Chcicc’ Gmcfics and Provisions,
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, (to,
all 01 the heetqaalityandu the lowest prices possible.
South Not-will; Dec. :5. ram. arr
JonN'n. syln‘n: _,_
F L O B IS
~13.
EAST SIDE OF IAIN STREET, SOUTH OF RAIL BOAB,
City of South Norwalk, Conn.
Plants and Flowers at all Seasons.
Flowers for Funeral: furnished. and tar-tafnlly ar 1
ranged to order at short notice
LAZARIIS J: MORRIS’S
CELEBRATED
Perfected Spectacles 81 Eye Glasses. '
They never tire the e e and last man rean- with-
out ch.- or ale Norwalk h 1.1st WEED. ,
Watt: er and Jeweler. and Son Norwalk by
C. M. Grumman,
WATCHHAKER AND JEWELER
We never supply or employ peddlore. 2381::
SOUTH NORWALK
Fummcc warehouse
fiedxud wetlan-
28“
W10 the citizens of SoutglNorwilk and vicin-
ity. mtk‘the have retail house in South
3
a
themhow a full assortment of
form! in a furniture store. and sell
as“ loves
,goommomn a: 00.,
{INDIE R T AKE R S,
ANDDEALEBSIX
FURNITUR'E,
Main. Street,
orrosrra m aAmaoAn pm.
SOUTH NORW'ALK.
Mancini) and Wholesale Depot, M6513”;
Camphorine,
ON! OF THE GBBATET DISOOVBRIB 0? THE
AG! roam RELIEF OF PAIN.
Parucaladyadaptedm
Rheumatism, Spams, Stiff Joints,
Gladiitllhr Swellings, ac.
ONLY mam? cm A BOTTLE.
Pu min by a: m
non gunman, Proprietors.
arm m. run You
“hit“
5 1111128, H881811188 31 1111811118818
? mmmwwm
m '
'3 sewcuc..*mcflm£s 2;.“
SOUTH NOIWALK,
arr-in. '5 can
.. A... ’: ”any a f: . -
GROCERIES
OFAIJ‘KINIE.
.e..§oA-_vs
FOREIGN. DOMESTIC AND CANNED
x-
F R U I ‘13 s ,
SALCES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
And o‘er-3 thing pertaining to a
First-Class Grocery Store.
[3-- WE SELL Low.
rants A. snows, sown: wrurox.
1-H , 1
S. F. PECK,
Briggrst and Apothecary,
Nearly opposite R. R. Depot.
Pure, Select
FIN E TOILL‘T SOAPS,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
O on B 8 .
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY. g
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS, 1
PATENT MEDICINES.
KIWI. WATERS.
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
1 In fut-t everything from a Quill Tooth Pick 1
1
to an Inlald Hair Brush. 3
1
N BwPhyaIcIaua Ere-trip lion: carefully mm
”“15513’ "d ‘ owner-33w”
sun I: n t
3.5qu MT‘N our: .93“... s 0 no :41
ORG-ANS,
——ANl)—-
MELODEONS.
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
—A'l‘-——
PAR KER'S STOR E,
N0.21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
J. M. POTTER
Will keep a clock of Instrument.» at Parker‘s store
and will sell than on monthly installments.
01d instruments taken in exclunge for new
Planostunedandrepalred. : > .
mom
Millinery!
CHICHESTEB‘S BLOCK, WASHING~
TON s'r.
Wheremybc fmfiflxglnnnerym
muons FLOWERS, LACES.
mania, STRAW GOQDS. _.._
' a, an. 1“
Mrs. J.*53’§;-.. J udd, ‘
Agent for the
. WNW.&M
, '
Wholesale and Beta: clue in all the popular
mime:
T 0 B A C C Q ,
And manufacturers of
CIGARS.
Just room \ ed, the
’i
1
Brilliant Queen Smdldré
. .4; . ‘ .
Phoenix Tm F011 Chewmg.
MONEY PACREUQ‘IN ‘EVERY PAPER.
ELY'S BLOCK.
1-3- Hull-{ll Norwalk.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
—-TO~ 1
'I‘AAX l’AY BIBS !
MASS MEETINGS}
“'ILL BE HELD DAILY |.\' THE STORE Ul"
F. A. TOLLES & ('11.,
DEA LERS IN
F1118 11111881188, Pl‘flllSlflllS,
FLOUR, FEED, ac.
MAIN STREET, EAST OF R. R. DEPOT.
SO I TTII NORWALIC.
TO PURCHASE THE
TEAS
_ —UF—
i The Great I'nited States Tea (‘0.
Al New York I’l‘lll’s. and sarv lht: e.\tru
IDOC.—\ln T:\X.
South Nurfllk. ‘Irl‘h lb. 1870 I-
THE “OLD ‘VELL"
Hardware
UF
LEWIS Huahent, Dealer,
Has just opened in the
1
Store,
1
1
1
1
.
1
1
1
1
|
NEW BRICK BLIH ‘K,
Across the “a3 from TOLLES A BIA 5 01d Slum].
foot of V\ arhingtou Strum with a full and ne“ lot of
Builders’ Hardware.
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY OR VI(‘INITY.
Our Assortment of Locks,
of floor: and Olhtl’ Cornpnulut mannincturu, w c
would call 3 our attrntlon to. not a; a specially as we
mob: it a qwdaify to keep a
Complete Stock of Everything
« In our line of crude.
PRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS,
All Brands of AMERICAN A: ENGLISH undulterated
w a I '1‘ m I: I! A D ,
. . LINSEED OIL,
DRY AND MIXED COLORS,
can always be found at our store. Also.
Pickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
Agents for MABURY do “'HITON‘S celebrated
Railroad Colors and Combination Lead
1- ll
1-3. :1. NASH a; 3110s.,
IANUFAWANDDBALBRSIN
Furnaces, Heaters,
Stoves, Banges,&c.
mm AND am In
Crockery, China, Glass, Wood,
Earthen and Willow Wares.
Iron Hollow; Ware. 0&er
description. : ‘
moucrum m
%%workmen,andafl
kintbof
mum rm-
workcnrmoctedwith build"
Clothing
Furnishing Gccdc,
Has constantly on hand-nae stock of ENGLISH,
PRENC “ERIC
HANDS CAN CLO'I'HS CAS-
In receipt of the newest and most
onale atylce Having procured
the services of a
and Is constant]
First-Clans Gutter,
l flatter myself, frontal: of over twelve
In lh Wm” can call thenwct fas-
tidious customers garments, both Coats and
Prints. are all made by
First-Class Men Tai10rs. ‘
.3529“:
L I N E N
AND OTHER
Summer Clothing,
READY MADE. AT Low Pincus,
1111 cm and 1.11111 run
done for parrtics fumiahlug their own
largo stockof
A T
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large Muck of all hilrdi 0'
LUMBER
.H'hT RECEIVED. AND FUR SALE (’HI'IH‘.
COAL, LIME. LAT“. lHllt'K.
PLAS'I‘ER ANI) CHM ENT
Ifor the Farm.
For the Garden,
For the Lawn,
Constantly on hand the Largest Stock of
FRIEH AND GENUINE
SEEDS
In the World.
Catalogues mailed and orders filled on appli-
cation to
Mallory & Downs,
Agents in Fnirfield County for
J. M. THORBURN & C0.,
Growers and Importers and Dealers in Seeds,
I 5 JOHN STREET,
1t!
HENRY HOPKINS’
1 Diurshall Street.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
HORSES AND—("ARRIAGES,
TO LET AT ALL Horns.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
C A R R I A c E S ,
Charger- reasonable.
3 ti
To all trains and ateamboatn.
Smith Norwnlk. Dec. I, INTO.
DO YOU WANT
1A cooo HAM?
THEN ASK FOR
r 1
constantly on luuul nt [II'|IL> Iu rIcI’_\ Lou-petition 1
Small Profits and Quick Returns
la MY MUT'I'U.
ROBERT C. RAYMOND
ROVVAYTON POST OFFICE.
May. 38. 18:1. Elf
MILLINERY,
MILLINERY,
MILLINERY,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
__JAT_._
D. DAYTON’S.
D. DAYTON’S.
D. DAYTON’S.
W. H. ‘swoRDs,
COR- WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Scotch Chevoits,:Meltons, Grape
and English Coatings,
MADE UP IN STYLE. AND AT LOVV-
EST PRICES.
Agoodntwarrantedandmadeaa thematomcr
any want it. Cutting done for uthm to make u
heretofore. Alao,alargc aaaoruncntof
BAT. m cm
141 ' '
r. s. rum
Andrews &. Hurlbut’s
AND TAKE '40 OTHER.
Norwaik Home Railway.
1
1
1
1 EVERY HAM WARRANTE D:
South Norwalk. Dec. 22. 1870 h ti
1 OLD WELL
Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
LIVERY STABLE,
Washington Street, South Norwalk.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
TO LET AT ALL nouns.
C o A C a E a ,
FUR WEDDINGS AND FL’NErtALs.
uonsns, nannnssns & WAGONS,
FOR SALE
This Stable In the most commodiouu cstahlishrm nt
of the kind in tho citv. 3-tf
“ PURE GOLD.”
" Worthy of its name !“ oxclnim all who have ex-
amined “ PI'RE GOLD,“ the IendingSundny School
Song Book this your. Over
100,000 Copies
hmchcuralrend3 sold (May 16,) and tin book has
been Issued but
ONE MONTH!
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
“ Pure G-old”
every day. You will find the hymns and tum-s
PURE. GOOD.
USEFUL. ORIGINAL,
REFINED, LI V ELY,
EXCELENT, DEVOTIONAL.
TRY “ PURE GOLD” IF YOU WANT THE BET.
Oneco
y (paper «)3 er) sent for examination on re:
cicpt of cogscen
BIGLOW a: MAIN 425 Browne St. NY.
(am to Wm. B. Bradbury.)
IRON memo.
“Elie gunner-cg; 1;! now prepared ogre}... fur-
Wrought and Cast Iron'F-encing,
wewmmdvdumnmdhurmpba Also,
Iron Gates, Dom-a, Shutters and
Gratin.»
a wildlife: and
.kon mmnuWW",
1
1
1
For sale at Alex. Swords, News and Stationery,
Depot, Sana: Hermit, - . ‘
ancxslifi‘u » _woi:it. '
1871. common“; Am 1 tan. till.
Lane NM. m M m
5:88A; M. N. r. Accom. “A“!
6:19 N. Y. 5 NJ! 3:“ ..
7:94 New York Ex. 7:. “
NB “ 0 min. a _
8:8 “ New Haven. .3 ..
9:03 “ New York. 28 ..
9:2 *3 New Elva: Ex *5 ,,
10:6 “ No train. I“ H,
it?) “ 11:" Yiirk Ex “fl “
1: “ o In 11.!“
12:4 P H No train. 128 P'.‘
12:58 N. Y. Am. 1:. “
1:10 “ New Havar. 1:. ..
1:39 “ New Haven Ex 2!! “
2:0! “ No train. 2!! _
2:82 ‘ No train. 8:“) ‘
32w ‘ New York Ex 8:" :
8:24 ‘ New York. 8:50 “
8:50 “ No train. 4:2l
4:11 New Havmr Ex 4:“ “
4:46 “ No train. nos 1:
5:16 “ New York Ex 5:6 ‘
5:26 ‘ New Raven. 5:56 ‘
5:46 “ N. Y. a N H 6:” “
6:” “ Na train. 8:18 “
£18 “ 0 train. 7:15 “
7:15 “ New Haven 7:” “
7:40 “ 0 train. 8:15 "
8:M “ No train. 8:8 “
can " No nun. can *-
8155 ' train. 9:!5 "
9:15 “ N Y. a N H Ex 9:50 “
9:40 “ No train. 10:00 “
mo " Saturday only. 10:30 “
XDW IN LOCKWOOD, President.
DAILY LINE.
concur Fri NEW YORK.
Connecting with the Danbnry Railroad.
THE SPLENDID AND FAST STEAMKB
NELLY W|-||TE,1
CAPT. S. M. LANE
Lem es South Norwalk 9: cry morning (Sunday 5 (A-
cepted) atF r. 45, or on arrintl of the train:- from Dan-
bur) and New ten.
rs and 30 go con: eyed to and from the
(legal at nth Noni-a l: without extra charge.
returning leaves New York. from Pier 87. East
River. foot of Market street. at 2:45 and from Pier «
foot of Thirty-seventh street. Earl River, at 3 o‘clock
r. l., (Sundays excepted).
Passage. 75 Cents. Excursion Tickets, $1.25.
1
FREIGHT AT PROPELLER RATE“. 1
Refreshments of all kinds served on board.
N. B.—Xclly White, for New York. connects at j
Passer:
South Norwalk with the ms train to Danbury and
tl-v 6:12 P. I. train to New Haven; also. with the
tr." ’n from Daubu which arrives at South Norma“:
a! do. and from New Haven at 7:46 A. a. 1
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERR
81:; cf Ncrvall or P. F. Brady,
Will hau- from each end of the route (\Ll'} ctcu— '1
in". Produce sold without charge for Cuumlllili' n.
Prelght at old packet races.
All persons are forbid trustin.v am of 11.. en:
ployeee of either of the aboxe boats on account of ,
the owners thereof '
1
New York and New Haven Rm P. j
1 1
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
commons MAY asp 18m
’I‘mqu can Passenger Station at South \‘urnalk as
follows:
For New l ork.
Al 14‘ A. M. Boston Express.
6:0.) Hopping at all stations.
(‘1: 45
7:45 Lmnl Express. stopping at Ilurivn 1
Stamford. ,
W25 3‘ Hopping at all stations. I
11:05 “ Exp rtss ‘
1le P. M. stoppin at all statioru.
3:8 " Boston xpress.
$45 stoppin at all stations.
5:41 Boston xpruss.
6:17 stoppin at all stations.
9:87 Boston fess.
New York for Song]: Nor-mill.
AIE7:w,8:m(Ex. cacao 11:30A. M. 1215 (EL)
E'.x )3:45,4:m(lpcalex. 35:30 6:3). cream»? 31.
South Nor-walk for New Haven.
At fig A. II. stopping at all stations. 1
30510 nExp ross.
l: 31 P. M. stoppi
at all stations
1:59 Boston xpress.
4. 33
{1‘52 stopping at all stations.
6:“ .. .. ..
7:37 .. ..
9:49 Boston Express.
Train: ll‘flle New Haven for South \‘urvullk at !
. . . < . .12“) 314215, ,
(Ex. ) 4;:1)(Ex..) 5:00. 8:3) (EL. ) P. hi. ,
See large bill of advertisement at the Statirn ;
Houses and Hotels
Superintendent s Office Fourth a: cone and Twen-
ty-scventh street, New York. 1
Assistant Superintendent' :4 Once. Station Hour:
Newfflaxen JAMES B BOYT
I t
‘flDanbury and Norwalk R. R.
Superintendent. 1
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JUNE 12. 137:.
Daily Tralna.
LEAVE DAxnrrnr port mm SURVALK.
6:30 A. M. ;
LEAVE SOUTH HOBWLLK POI mum: or.
1:00 A. M. (Freiwht) r1205 A. X4221!) P. I. (81.1 for
Danbnry nether? Reading and s'andronr A: rm P. at.
Accommodation train for Ridgeficld and later
mediate stations at 6a RM
BlDGEFIELD ISAKCB.
mun museum to: lineman).
9:45A AL: 1235?. M4 261’. I4 MP. H
Lsrwn mmzrmw ro- alum;
: (turtl; liloPWM th.)l.: 5:15PM!
JOBXW.BAC1I.\”
1 tf Supalateudeu
Bodwell & Hoyt
Han: removed from Ike mrncr u! Alain and Wank.
ingtou streets to tho nr“ store In
(’lfichester’s Blot-k,
WASHING-TON ST.,
where will be found a urge mm: 0!
1301/5 AND MOTIONS,
Blank Books, Stationery,
A FINE ASSORTXKN'I‘ 01'
Black Walnut, Oval and
Ruatlc Frames,
Plain and Fancy Colored Straws.
CONFECTIONEBY
rm: EVERY DAY.
sewing Machine Oil for Sale.
Ordershrfiuoksutdflli‘d My“
WE??-
WMMMWM‘
:m; W; math—ama-
, standing.
ivW-fewwhohte-olmm airman-“hr; mp
120010.; can P. 111.; Freight “53:09.. '
. Ml” «v «M.
(an of an,
micron 111 minimum! or at the
m for a dream.
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£-
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Til“ A“ ”A In:
FANCY DRINK.
cadhplaucthcwmv u» '
m""m" ‘rnl .ae h-fiwwfi‘
umwmrcrmsww M
mmme-mdamdmfiv
fro-1|! AWMflL ”9*!“
GI”? MM!!!“ and AH!!-
CIGIBDOADQVIW Blur-(I'm mult-
AWALKmPnW. RILWALDIPO.
Drama and General A”. ~ mm,
hang-ad 3t Comm min-Yet.
(recur B“ ALI. Devonian AID m
ll—ly
WARN EB'S
PIIJE BEMED"
get it, for it will. '1th Ira! ‘ that u}
afl'ord complete relief, and a In it:
tlons are only tired to (Cert I "trav-
“hum-u 11- mb eorlneoavmlm
“ a. and”. PI]. I inexorably for r!
Piles andianot ’Ilm “no:
. It Mean-d my me:- of me" lrty your
m. :-
WEAK NERVE“.
nomosmnmmn
wak nerve!
to remedy that thin war is is afrv
wecka, by mm It:
circulation. uncaring due-rum giviag um m
tally and phvsially .te-Hh: have the who:
,bcehconn for year: toilet: mums-8dr»:
but: as ad all the din-tin a!
ALFRBO KIAPP
ocular:
GROOERIES.
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