condemn!“
sum, 80mm
soc-n samurai.
m aria—m West and High streets.
“sand scuba, In; an; 73 v.1. Rev. W, G.
snow. I. 3.”.
W (bu—Ida street. mar Lu—
ml' lull. ands-mm; 11.;71; r 3.,
was-L113. ~.18.Dcmxe. Pastor
Barn" Tatum—Isis street. Hours of sex—
o 19‘ A C :75 r. 1.; My school. 1'2 I. Rev
«I». Davin. Mar.
‘1 r: (truffle street. Hours or sen-ice,
v9 \ I . 7"!- I ;.¢undn_v :4me 13 u. Rcv. DAK-
.. a A {MW ”not.
\m an Fur-1 —thll over Bennett's Store, Wash-
, mg, «mt flour-of whice 25’ p. m. ; 1 p. m.
i . . ’ .- 1.1rrltn: Widow-day evening.»
L- ’
SUBWALI’L
~r P4215 Emma‘s; Guitars—Church Square. ,
u u 1‘ ‘nnt. D, 1).. Rector. Hours or ser—
1'1 t u :1 l' I :Sundsy school. 12“ r. x. g
~21 so it I; (trust—Corner “West and Hon
tail . Riv l. 51:10.1“. Pastor. Hours of ser-
Em, A. u ; i r 1.; Sabbath school between
‘Mfl-fls‘imwm
nysmdperhspe some otheritemswhich
the
l mpidity, being capable of
.w is: and evening services: prayer meeting in
. mum at 2 :- 1:.
i .hr (automatons; CK!‘BI.H.-Cliur\‘h Square, E
t. . *sntu. Dru-AL Factor. Hours or service. i
»tI-.'.ru;huahysebool.12tolr.l. i
Vlunw Farm il'AmnurJ—Corner West
311.: 1111;»! Izrwcl. Err, PETER A. Snxru. ’
...
‘2 «r 1‘ .\ ‘1. RH“. Assistant Pastor. Hours of 5
- Jina‘ A 1:35 A. I :2‘}. r 32.; Mass everyl
«1.3;; berth:- T and 5 o'clock l
.
Fun? anz‘r (‘m'nru -(‘burch Spun». llcv_ u 9
“arts. mun: Hours ut‘ -.‘niA‘-', 1i“, A. 31.; 7
‘4mhg Whi";. 2‘3 1.
'1T “ ii» \ I m1! :1 - Town Hail. wolnrcd.‘ Rcv.
. .‘In* “onus: "is .‘Y. hon»!
s ' r- ‘ raids} «bowl '2? x
AMI"? HOME-
if our l'ninu ’
nitiui on Tilt‘tl; t) lrulll Strain-3:1.
“,2:
~ lll’UlliCr
\O'l’lllls
4‘ ‘ giriiicii a?
li‘ N, 35111;» ‘i{zwi§nrrl f,.;-_
m l’ urns) lvunia.
ts; a l
m. Iwr . .2 Hit Slgolts
lint. Lli:‘l " llu"
Q ‘ ' .. ‘1 vii"
.l’.,w 3.. {01"
b} (hit-f-
.. . .‘ p l...
.Siti: .n, f1. -...i;:
it ; t .2 ‘4 iii" \\ 1~ :.i'l't'~lr»l
; :1: w,
u -li,ir~ and oats.
J weighs lbmwulrm .X‘sutill-
lwl’l Annual Picnic in
Mr V'ln‘l‘, nu “'c’lncxlay.
Ii «. I. ll lialimk. uf Berlin.
- lvn:l"“:lilinlllll ('hurch
(alrtr hours of u-tvit‘c
its inc;
”J!”
' Tm: 11 Sclmul l)i>ll‘lt'i
w ill
rim:
I‘i‘lsl‘ id‘vutintl
In largv
;: .I L Lurch, Lb: Sunday.
Elm Am. r
‘ lllll'll~.
tu u \ cry
lllltllt'llt -. ~, :tl
i‘ Z‘.l'.‘
3 day. This will be run by the portable cn~
ginc. the capacity of which is six horse pow»
i N lly What.»
1
.50111132,
; 311.1. cnnsidcrin: the cheripncss ,.{ lilt‘ {\1i5>-
“nun- of N‘h‘it‘l‘. 105,, i i
‘u irh milk cf
captain llcnry .\'. 173111.111 of Dzinoury; :.;:.r
tic-comp, Captain ("Entries E. Doiy of NH?-
, 11.x Principal;
licenses and fees, so i
our city government to the taxpayers was
but a trifle over five thousand dollars.
-Dr. )1. B. Pardee of our, city, isthe ac
credited examining physician of the United
States for this vicinity; and to him all
pensioners should apply for certificates.
Pensioners should not apply until the fourth
day of September, and must take their pen-
sion certificates with them.
—The sudden death of Mrs. C. L. W'hecler,
was a painfully distressing event to alarge
circle of relatives and friends, among whom
she was a particular favorite. During her
short. and painful sickness she endeared her—
self still more closely to her attendants, bv
her exhibition of Christian fortitude and
faith. The funeral took place Saturday,
19th inst. from the residence of her
parents. Her remains were taken to “'est-
port for interment.
—D. L. Millard d: U). have proc urul a
portable engine and hoisting machine, which
will unload a vessel with almost marvelous
taking out two
hundred tons of coal per day. They arc also
putting up in their yard one ofGrecn's Wood
saws and wood splitting machines, which
will saw and split fifteen cords of wood per
(‘1'.
—\‘\'c are lll""_\' to say that the simmer
is this summermeeting with
be 1.:trnnuze which sue so well merits.
} c'l'} day her decl's are throng-0d u itl 1 pa;-
s-c rigers to and from the city. l he ‘ Nelly"
is one of the fastest boats on he
makes her trips with rcgularit)‘.
best and nlcasuntcst
in) which wt have
511121“le
:tltnzt‘i hcr tilt
:1 of co: lllll"‘il(:.1
during
i... luv
zziczrop
umntlis
malicr (it-21cm”: ll. B. L'muforil 1111s
lilic fol' lU\\l "‘- l‘btllccram iiiiit‘
from Jul} 29211:——.\<sistant adjutsmt
with 111111; of major, \Villiznn lion-
Norwulk: brirndc inspci-tor,
major. Thomas A. Gilbert of
‘.}(‘l'.'.l.
>‘Jlllfl- Ji
l)crl~_ ; brigade quarternmstcr. with rank of
contain l~r:1el .‘l. Bullock of Bridgcport;
l'r ('Ul.‘.llll“>;‘:l"\‘. With rank. of c mm, !
. .
aizl tic-cxmp. l,
' l
UM id )1 Reed of Bridgcporl;
i
muting of the Donn
on the C\'(‘lllll_‘“‘ of the
otlit‘crs
\Y
—-_\t llLL‘ annual
lllll
pointcl. l-‘wr
iv? ‘c'l-Aiix. \Vt‘.)
\\'r.1 l}.
.lnl‘.‘ >.
thc
follow ing.r
(‘u zitii-v. ('
wire up-
l.c(‘\>:mt ;
for Trcnsztrcr
Foiled-2H“. llirsim
11.1.» lwccu retained
Alida Bull as Assis-
lllll
\V'ziricn.
fur
Hendrick:
)l" S:
.. Ii ii
\vitli .‘tliA
l; \ J J “mallcy preached“ excellent 2 ' . tEu- lligli School. _‘ill\\ PM: ' l;
i f‘. n Ll“ ni i cunzrcgsti-vn. in the First 3 l r Intermczli-iic; Mi“ Mary Bruin-
ili." - i'.i ( nun ll, last Sunday :, illivl )[r liic :n 1 lM: mi: ;, Tiniclr
’ Mimic. Tdc incrcas? of alicutlunx'c}
:i , 5~ ,, p }:;,_ .‘luwr of M“- “ t‘ w . in c112) pc'.‘ cult. mcr tin! of}
_ . =1 3.“ ,;,,..,_.;,;H.,,Vu,.;,1 \"ghzi‘ id r _ titlh‘ i1:.‘.‘1’\\li.lllllf unwill-
.; x :« i. i», _...=i “if“ .‘l.ll".i"i for lm‘ E‘
. ii. ’.'J.l.- on Till'flld} ‘ inuiiri ,7 t 3' tixc ‘
2.7.333”. bus hung cut the two. . lit- mutual the
' ~ gm in this \ ii‘inily
.l W tiriilin. and are a
. v u sis m wk.“ and good taste.
.. M. b ('T‘JJil
:‘ \ l» L'.« ~ 3t 1 .1, iii: c 1111 rpr isin; 3.x»
‘lz *; mm t. I pguwite tlic miiruzm ‘
i1 ..l \ w lzu it’ i;';,~ilit"‘ it) liit‘ Br“:
Ii :1”: la- v17 hr Lllk‘ ;'. the (first i'
\ z ,1 . ,
g ,,. , 13.: 1:11 11w hf llu‘ scusciz,
1 . 7...: tin (hunch Singing:
l. . n.,': ix .Ii' -:‘. lul zit tn. grove,
It ";'~lia’ « Farm. 12.1“ \nru :21 s on .‘im.
" ffl« . :1 and « x ".111: g
is canning. u 11".. SJ)... It‘lwibi
r- a in d that pin. r " that the Stouing 5
.1 bus «I uxouapanying L'. S. fmcinecrié
t. Suitlh N. . 1km]
- rl~ as. i 3:» W1 21p; lcs
.
’ . " «:1 iii- Hip re,
-\ in; tho int: n:
:l-lin
:i‘ ‘=3.‘\
fill-1-32% \x as at: l‘lttl )‘K‘:\ ‘r-5
tor . unwitting iuctsi with his
A in (it fault of bail was
ll kilfl“ifil;:l‘: hav-
‘i:.uml milm
twin;
"3.: -:.«:r ..;i
.,- (rm:
crinte tlurtzig
, 1 \
l1 ., i. .\ “’mrlward pan‘hasel the _,
t l1 nut} {run Worn: My. on Monday,
“W: alum-uni four hundred and
342..” and sitty~ix cents. “'e
' . .. e z .crupicl “iii: mote nmnufsc-
5.1:“ iiulv l_\‘ ‘
J x a 3;“.
.,.,
\ JV
1 . .
_. .« ..
9‘
i; , :~ A Huntlc )‘s Bitirciinilitmt T1 t
tine- \ ntrrtrtinnn-n: to a
. a: lawn and}. Hall, on Mon-
lt i~ smilcirnt to say that they
,; all thxir imitnisw. uni exceeded the
. --$ .: l: spinning: of thur audience.
Tbr new“ ( mmty Fin: lnsumnm:
{sonny haw" («Lilli-bin “l agxncics all de-
, p- autn 2hrnugh Lin-brick! Family.
‘1 T- v! _\’. w “lift-til. C. B. )Ialther,
r - \ El gr, and Thomas: Scott, of Ply-
'. i ~. if r: 'Y‘i?!1l1ft:‘)lnilut'ul ms agents.
' ’ tuna
>1 hru-c
Main:
I?!\ v it
kid.
2 u hum to. the pnmrietcr of the
mat.» tail-1131,: and goat's {wishing
whilst»: at in t inrit's Block. says we
... a: ”nun! rigor-ling Ll: it‘s by the
to- t. He estimate-.2 the value =
a?! («134* at 321% 3"“ {him lit??? 11‘“!-
‘. 1"“
v" l’ss'
E‘s-1a {a mi £7.11 1:2 ‘44.: :3" 1 lo;-
"i Birth-y evening, to a tug: salience,
2-1 3hr)”: t‘sthnlic Church. for the
w : Hg §i§$ dbtl‘t‘ttflt’. which stolen-11mm
it s the issuing of (W. Twenty-
ui , mini—bun W‘U charged. and I
- < ”livid” murmur! taken.
Hr Lyn“. Worden of the borough, of.
r » for knmtmi dollars reward for the de—
a. uni tut“ Min: of the person or per-
a: tim- ‘tssvc been guilty of W
~ .. In} M. Websit- fisgnihypsrties
.1. - he dug-ted. and the Fire Department
‘ «a ma, "final {mu unease-pm
lwgfitupmithy. be: WWI
tu- (”asst
The M Mr- integer
r .e thmm. twentieth"
D .t We! surety the Wing
‘ 1
They :irc ' ‘ "‘r
t
No 7“:is
.1311
'13. Rleb ombdtheokfir. Thefol—
:1 Burnside Grandson Monday,
l‘t‘sllllt'xl zh {"il->\\‘\‘,
‘..~fi Lian. Litutcu 111'. (”1.1
it. lloyt, (if He.- -uv. li‘ll,i
ballast]: woman 1-:.2
Bri ' 'ctmrt l i .13 ('«l 'th’i l
3‘? lit-.tr l). l' Lil! :lli l, Ll bl'lx-Il'
Tm l ic'...l nfii"
11'!“ .. LllL‘ Ultl \‘Ilt‘li llll~ 4‘
‘- s l
dispersed,
mp
which
(Itch i )luior
1‘:
'.lt\.
11 [llt' to
2:11 the llzjgitx
( ompzmy
t‘lflitl circa.
l\i:i:l.l>i
_ oi
Tcmpi-ir‘ of Lonnccticnt \\ ll il>>ClllLth at
\\ «st Haven, on Tuesday.
31- Illilliizil incampmcnt occupying
iys. under the u lirertion of \‘\ m \\
li;‘.lll‘fl,1‘l (I?
for t';
tho“
a; v c,
St , u it. E. (i (1.115 .\ )rwalk. .\ clam
ink c \v.ll lxc- >*‘1Vi':l HZ) "vl't‘dncsdnv after—
:i gmill rcvzcw, by
. . . . l
mun-undo: Starry, m .\c\\' Haven.
:2 torncon, with dress pziruale
111-11. and lilL’Tt‘ will is
Grand ('
Thursday
the public square at three o'clock. About
:r hundrcl Sir Knights are are expected
ten
on
mu
{0:
1-1 in: present. and inc
1
Command
3":. date w ill in“ fully rcprcscntcil.
—T\v.1 inc. :‘ixliill'é' fire: l3: T‘t (‘Ltiill’tll
within the past “Pill. The tin-t or. Satur-
d- . t, deb‘troyed the barn of lmv. C. )I.
Sc llec k on the Charles B. “'liitc Place. East
The \‘orwalk Fire Department
but could not
.= on :2 mil}; to aim rescue
>:\\i‘ .Lu bitiltlinn. which with 21 large
11mm: X! i-X’ hay, was entirely consumed.
Thcrc was a thous:.nd dollars inS' trance on
the building and contents. On Sunday night
the shoe store of E J. I) ma. (1:1 Osborn av-
L‘Lll') lie on “ad al»
‘n '.\' ill ~(‘OVTQJ
Fll'TL‘Si the progress of tire flames the build-
ing mid stock wcrc There was
an insurance of tux) timus 1nd dollars on the
consumed.
prt~1wrix‘._
——()u Thursday. thii. thc .\_l- rt (lub of
South Not-walk went to Danbury to play the
Kcnmia Club of that place. The game re-
sulted in 3 TlCifli’fi’ for ‘l: e Aicrt Jr. by the
following score :
sun“. ”2. n. R. moan. o. n.
(Albert. p. . l 1 “Triton. id. 3 '3
1* Smith. id b 4 l Abbot. lsi. b.. z‘ ‘1
(Himme. 3d b . i 2 Hillard.c f . 3 1
Piano... _..1! ledwmp 3 *2
L‘. Smith}!- s- . 5 O Eaton. s. s. . t 0
Brown: f 4 D'f'lcglor L! :1 i
Matt-Ab. .0 «tin-note .z'. t
1.! ...... .3 l'fisyuab. .4 n
Couch. c. f 2 3 Bmwn.r . 3 1
Total . 37 12 Total. 2? 10
Lyrics.
1. 2. 3. 4. ’ 6. 7. 9.
Alert. Jr D 0 0 0 4 3 O 1 4—43
Keno-til ..... .2 1 0 0 O O 3 2 3—10
I mpire—W Bend 0! the Liberty Club. .
Scorers—E; H. No:' an. Alert. Jr. W. Burro. kc
oasis.
The Agricultural Society.~Thc Fair—
ficid County Agriculmnl Society held a
special meeting on Saturday, to complete
amusements for the spprosching fair The
President, Jonathon @1119,“me but
vr‘ns too ill to preside, and Vice-President
lowing oommiuea were appointed, to take
charge of the meal departments;
Grain, V and Fruit-Dudley P.
Ely, Xorwflk, and Stages: Hoyt, New CI-
asst.
flowers,“ “WNW—Ir. sad
[hMHmXewCsnam him
than Mud Halo-ink Neo-
‘flk. '
153 Arts, Del-die W and
bush; Undo—LE. Mullins-c
Milt.”
,c ill.l.:.l \\ ilcox
.
ers gil‘vt' their i, .,
1..
'Zli \‘ult.’ be
h cvc ry practicable cfi'ort was made to :
,.
Iii-093$ many. swim
hiring necessary help.
A. S. Jarvis was invited to exhibit his
military school one day of the min“!
B. Kroger was appointed a committee to
prepare, arrange and reserve ground for
that purpose
Col. ThomssA. Head, of Greenwich was
appointed a member of the State Board
from Fairfield county.
It was voted that the, Secretary invite his
Excellency, Marshall Jewell, and staff, to
attend the coming fair.
At a meeting of the Vice—President, held
at the same place, Vice-President. B. B.
Plumb was appointed to assist the President,
Mr. Camp, during the fair.
Board of Councilmen. -—At the adj ourncd
meeting of the Board on Monday evening
all the members were present except Goun-
cilmen Peck and Whitman.
A bill of Thomas Goodwin, of three dol-
lars ands half, for removing stones from
the highway in front of his residence, was
referred to the Street Committee; and the
bill of Chester F. Tolles, of twenty-four dol-
lars, for procuring the charter, and its in-
spector of elections, was referred to the Fi-
nance Committee, and afterward ordered
paid.
Pctiiions for street lamp: on “'oodward
avenue, midway between )Iainuud Ingersoll
streets; and on the southwest corner of
\Vest avenue and Cedar strcct; and on \Va-
tor sircct, near the N. Y. S: N. H: R. R
bridge, \vcrc rcfcrrcd to the Committc on
Lamps and Gas. The petition of E. Adams,
that the grade of West High street, from
Spring street to thc residence of J. J Cape,
be established, was referred to the Street
C unmittcc; its was 111:0 the pclition of sev-
eral citizens of the. Third Ward, for :1 just
proportion of the highway appropria-
tions, and especially for repairs on the
street running from the Methodist l-Zpiseo
pal pursnunzc to the rcsitlcucc of .l. J. Cililt‘.
John _V. Tunic. late Chicf—of—l’olicc.
scntcd :\ petition. praying to be reimbur‘t-il
for the sum of seventy-five dollar‘s paid into
the (‘ity Treasury by mistake, about the
rim of April, which petition was rcfvrrcd
In the Finance Committee.
The Committee on Repairs and Sllplillt s
\Vlllt' h \v: l> instructed at the last meeting: to
1111‘-
prac. ‘ 3 table for the lll(llll)(‘.*\ “punt" 1
th(- pr iccs of several styles" of ltlblisi and
limits. Thc rcport “us acccpicd. (lullllt‘ll:
nicu Thilcs. Dibble, Lester 9.1.1 Benedict.
spukt' in favor of each member furnishing .
his own (it“k, and upon motion of Mr, Los-
tc'.‘ i: was agreed, that each mombcr who
‘ \\'i~li< i could prucurc :1 desk, which should
11.)! occupy more than n (1 Main spacc. at his
0“ ll ( \IH P. i
Ac: Vllllll‘tllliCuliuil \\';'.‘ l't’t'.'i\c.l from lilt‘
)l:1vnr,\tutin: that 1111- name of "llt'lll'_\'
llullm k," w in) \\':t~ clcctcd Second Pnlicc-
man. at tho ind met-ting. did not represent
1hr pct‘»-m “no “its inn-mind. “'ljusc 111nm-
llt ur\ \V II: il‘ucl; :mtl tbcrcl'orc hc H"
it. \cd hi .- :‘.ppro\ ii of tln appointment. U 1
mo'ion of (ouncilmzm Di lublc the communi—
])l;tt‘-.-\l llit'.
a rcconsidt-ru-
':1‘.i<».1 \vzl» :tcccptcl and Mn
lbw-11.1 ilmm .llwtll mnvtd
:tiun of ill c \UlL zippt. .intinz. ' llcun llullock
:ilit'l’:
St't'ntul Pmit ( 1112.11, \\ lllt ‘11 “lb c'tulri d,
\\'1l(ll“ll motion of Councilman llu'lizird
{in- ii. :mt prUCcciiul to :1 new election t' «Hill
as tcllcr [In it'
unanimous election
acting
suit of the vote was tiic
of Ilcnry \V'. Bullock, to the offlccof Second
l‘nliccumn,
Councilman Tollcs cull: d the attention ()f
the Board to thc ucglcct of column to rcncw
On motion of Councilman
'frm’rl’nli-w \\:i.~:ippti:11mliu»
.r llk't‘l’lct'x
:izt‘ (”nit
-1 mini: will: t 1‘.
Tim liill~ hf Nil-‘01] .l.(‘l‘1t\\',fitl‘lill't't‘dlil
l.‘.l“, \‘Um, \V. Raymond. {or llll‘l‘l'tlt)ll;ll‘>,
:15 inspec-
'. blind, for six dollars,
the Flunncc Committee, and ordered paid.
('aunriln‘. :m T ollcs movcd that 1111 inform-
tulten on the salary of the (lily
On motion of ( ouncilinzn 1 'lullcs llll‘ snl
ary w as fixed at. three hundred dollars.
Councilman Tollcs moved that the miller:
of In lgc ( mw be tab (:1 for .. court room at
tlic rent of three dollars per month. until :1
could 1).. procured. which mm
lwezicr raum
‘ :ian was carried.
Councilman Dibiilc, the chairman of the
Sircrt Committee, introduccl a. resolution, to
notify all interested persons on \Vootlwaxd
:ivcnlic, between Main and the en-
.\lr Woodw: ird‘s grounds,
pt‘JI‘ before the Board of Cmncilmcn, on
lilt‘ evening of the clcvinth of September, to
be lli‘dfil regarding the grading and widen-
ing of the street; and a similar resolution
regarding Main street from \‘\ ashingtou to
on the eighteenth ofS p<
sircct
tmncc in
( oncord strt cts
tcmbcr, which resolutions were adopted.
‘ Councilman Elwell moved that tile Com» '
init. - e on Repairs and Supplies be instructed
to procure ropes, hooks and poles, for use in
mix? of fire. Adoptcd.
The Ordinance Couimitcc, on motion of
Councilman Elwcll, \vus instructed to make
inquiries refitnling the cost of printing in
pmnnhlet form, the (hurts r and lawz. or the
law s w imout the charter.
Adjourned on motion of Councilman Les-
tvr.
____—-—————-
Reading Notices-
l“or 9. :plcnditi child‘s (‘z1rrizi-c'c,_-:o to A.
Knapp's.
“1311b:- lhiste, for irritation of the throat,
coughs, colds, &c. For sale by S. F.1’eck,
dnzggist
Try the Old \Vcll Club L'
C. Swartz & CU.
Refrigerators and \\ alter Coolers of differ—
ent styles for sale low at t Knapp 1-.
Bodwcll and Hoyt‘s.
made to order at Bodwell and Hoyt’s.
Wm.
*—
Initial Paper twontydicvc cuts it box at
Sometking matrix: the Cigar line. The
Old Well Club Clear, 0. Swan ‘85 Co man-
she mm
born days. Reader, this Vinnm Vitus or
51$. 0! tfiafifl
See advertisement 1n
and?
lilting Tonics known. ..
our paper.
Alex-W345 making iirgé saddens to
his Circulating Library, consisting now of
nearly four hundred volumes.
. -., 4-" .~.
{3331. .txn W001). ——Foi the accommoda-
tion of our customers we have established a
Branch Office at the City Book Store, in
Ely’s Block. All orders left there will re-
ceive prompt attention from Webb and Fer-
ris.
BELO\V THE MAnm.——VV01ncn‘s Serge
Gaiters, selling at P. Bronson «S: Co., for
one dollar and fifty cents. All our stock
will be sold at a. low figure.
Room Benn—The ewellsknown popuhr
drink of all drinks, on draught at S. F.
Peck‘s drugr store. Ladies come in groups
after it; children cry for it; the community
in general can’t get along without it.
Sew STORE .ixn New Goons—Main St.
South Norwalk, opposite Woodtvnrd's new
Opera Ilousc,whcre‘can be found the largest
stock of fancy Dry Goods and Toilet Arti-
cles in the city. A share of the public pa-
tronage solicited. Mrs. C. A. Munson.
)lr. chnc claims that the name “ Magic
Oil“ is his “ trade mark,“ and that any per-
sons who use lll'll name for a medicine do
so at their peril, as much so as tifough they
stole any other property of his, beside their
extra meanness! The genuine Renne's Pain
Killing Magic 011 is wzh it the poop le want,
and will have. - -
Vc fccl more than cvcr before \vurruntcd
‘ llit‘
in claiming for tlic American Combination
lmton-Ilolc and Sewing; Machine,
[bumble supcriorit)’ over all others 215 a fam-
ily )liicliiuc. Tlic simplicity, case, and cor—
minty with which it opt-rates, :15 wcll its the
uniform c_\cclleucc of its , tliiougliout
in stitching,
unques»
wurk
entire range of scwing,
licmming, tucking, cording, braiding, quiltv
lug. gathering and sewing on, overscamirw
L‘lllllrl‘llli‘rlllg on the cdgrc. and its bcuutiful
lllllltlll-llllil‘ and cycltt lmlc work, plucc it
lllltillt‘~lllill:llll)' fur in :nlvuncc of any utlicr
l
.11. il- 9‘ by each tncmbcr marking a sum on :1
‘V ballot. t'ounciltnun “Tn-ax was appointcd
tcllc: Tlici c~ult of thv lmllot u 11.: us fol-
lows:
Fi \ .~ saw on
Two 200 (10 ‘
()rtc my.) on
”11-..30000
(n1 . 501.3
ignrs, for sale by ‘
Fine Gilt and Black W'alnut Frames, .
Brmnmell‘sCoughmmeml’eotu;
tick-.10: colds. For sale by 8.,F.'Pwk,~ .
1 Men’s, Boys’
1 Shirts,
similni iuvcntiun. (>11 exhibition at )lrs.
Scott's, \Vushington strcct, South Norwnlk.
New Ennis!
New Goods!
COMSTOCK BROS.
\\v -v v hmv «dill-ring :1 >,:l:m'.i(l Flock ll! new
hi) ich Hf
SPR.ING
CLOTHING
——l“0l‘ -~
and Children’s Wear.
All “11111 Suits. . . . . . . . .$10.00
All \Vnnl 'uits ......... 12.50
All WoulS Suit ..... . . . . 14 00
All \Voul Suits. . . . ..... 16.50
All “-001 Suits. . . . . . . . . 19.00
All \Vool Suits ........ 20.001
Spring Overcoats, .
ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
Our motto is and ever has been “ smut) pmfi ts Ind
quick Milt. ~ “ and this we strictly adhcic to.
Our connection with a manufacturing and jabbing
house gives us facilities for selling Clothing at as
low figures as the best "New York and Boston houses
and we are determined that our customers shall have
the benefit of it.
to mpg
:i tumour! carefully selected stock or
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Embraci ng
Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, 1.Collar5,
SCARFS, BOWS, UMBRELLAS,
“'hiclrwcofl'er at prices ddfyflnnggobnlpetltion.
‘3 ' II I TE SHIRTS,
—A.\'D.—
GENTS’ UNDERWEAR,
A SPECIA 1115’.
We would call special attention to our stock of
Trunks and Leather Bags,
“*hich we have no healtancy in saying is the largest
and most varied in town.
Comstock Brothers.
Dibble’s Block, South Norwalk,
43m Susannornalk. ,
South Noni-11k, April 10, 1871. 441'
WWLAW: 38’s
weller den ever she was store in all her
Warnerss- Wing-of ,Life, wil restore $hm l'
- \.»
BAROAINS!
IN ALL KINDS OF
Flllfl lll‘OOfll‘lflS, T838,
PROVISIONS,
Sugars and Spices,
“'c 2111‘. c just. ri-ccivcd u l'rcsli lot of those
(‘IIOU‘E DULO‘XG AND
.I A PAN
TTTTT
which we shall sell at u very small ad-
vance. “'0 have the
Piucs‘t Stock of Fancy Grocer-
ics in the City.
(‘l‘ossc :iud Blackwell‘s. Chow
Chow, Mixed Pickles, Ghir-
kius, Cauliflower, Pickilili,
\Vorccstcrshirc Sauce,
\Vahmt Pzitsup, and
Pickled VValuuts,
Gun '11 Jelly, D0-
Jellies,
mestic
all flavors,
Marnmhtdc. Deviled Ham, Lie-
bigs extract of Meat
CHOICE IMPORTED FRUITS
in fancy glass packages.
Spiced and Plain Pickled
Salmon, Pickled Lobster,
Canned Peaches, Quin-
ces, Strawberries,
Pineapple, Corn,
Beans, Peas, To-
' rmatoes, etc.
voring Extracts all flavors,
Pineapple, Cheese, etc.
Fresh S'Butter,
(prionrmn'nns'mnrf
It: incessant-dulleverbeeuonjieg
lilorida, Water, Bay Rum, Fla-_
TEE: OLD WELL
OOAI. .Y-ARO!
I]. L. M LLAllll 8: 00.,
Arm: new prepared to furnish all the best varieties 0!
GOAL, .
WOOD,
BRICK,
LIME,
CEMENT,
PLASTER,
HAIR,
BLUESTONE,
&c., V&c.,
AT THEIR NEW COAL YARD,
Corner Water & Washington
Streets, , -
36th 'NoRWALK, . CONN.
mm: .mom, )-
tri-més as low as honest
- ‘45,st #TW» ~ rant”: »
MMMON ' connector
Comer of Hair: as Washington Sta.
CIGAR: .MOFAOTOBY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Ollllll AND TOBACCO STORE.
PURE HAVANA CIGARS,
and all the
POPULAR DOMESTIG BRANDS.
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
1nd I large stock of
Pipes, and General Smoking Ar-
tlcies.
Bis Havens Cigars are manufactured by himself
from tobacco imported directly from Cuba, his na-
tive country, and their quality can be demanded1 upon.
South Nomlk. July 13. 1871.1”!
NOROTON STATION
Building Lots .
Three miles from Stamford Depot.
60x160 feet.
A few more will be sold at the old 312cm.
to . E.
38—41
WILLIAI-VI C. WILSON,
FLORIST i NBRSEBYOAN,
Eu constantly on hand, and for sale to dealers and
Appl
Karl. y
Dnrien Depot. Ct.
planters.
Bedding Plants,
Embracing
ROSES,
DAHLIAS,
FUCHSIAS,
GERANIUMS,
VERBENAS,
LANTANAS, ETC,
As Well as
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
.AJul Shrubs.
Nurseries and. Greenhouses.
, ammo AVENUE.) '
'As'ronn, LONG ISLAND.
New York City Ofllce,
(AT TEEGREENHOUsm
43 WEST l4th STREET. N. Y.
South Nor-walk. Feb. 2. 1871.
CLOSING OUT SALON
For the next thirty days we offer our entire stock of
Summer Dress Goods
regardless of
oo,s-r.
Best French Lawns and Organised:
Twenty-Five ate. per yard.
Parasols and Sun Um-
brellas Way Down.
Ladies’ Gents" and Children’s
Gauze Wrappers.
Inspectonr
A complete argument of all the most desirlble
colon always on
Embroidered Back Kid Glove
for One Dollar.
Double Button Gloves for
$1.30.
.7 m gmaw .~ -.,
KID GLOVE DEPARTENT'
. 7.... ”.mw‘a 1 rm
’ Bytheblu'elorurlosd.
FEED,
Bytheblgortnn.
GRAIN,
In qumtfda to unit W.
HAMS,
Smoked or in pickle.
PORK,
By the barrel or qmtity.
VINEGAR,
Enabler—lam
MACKEREL,
mmmmmm
KEROSENE OIL,
By thohsrrol.
HAY,
‘ Bytheb‘leorton.
Bedding HAY,
Bythcton.
ST RAW,
By the shelf or halo.
COAL,
Tamaerargo.
wooo,
Ontmdspmnyl-ch.
COKE,
Byflubuhdore-h.
BRICK,
Longlslsnd. Nmm.mdmm
LIME,
Bythehn'dwuru
CEMENT,
haematite.
PLASTER,
Inlotsto mum
BLUE SONE,
titanium,
new
O
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