'
“mutant;
“we: megahRScA “I
ctso
“M .31: to b-
room-sh the “3%
with moments
h mo!“ m
mummw:
the] That no much ofsectionfivcof
“Wm, of so not entitled
A! not in militia: to an act for encourag-
~ and misting Fisheries." May
1870. a forbids the taking of shad
In river before the fit-
mt. (E, d Itch. 1875, be and the same
the. .. is not shill take effect from
and aft" the day of its ._
Approved. May 31, 18241.
CHAPTER II.
An act nu‘rnnl‘g' the Election of RL‘IIS~
tram of Voter! in town of Bethany. ‘
[LOCAL Act}
\m‘t'nu-d. May 31. 1871.
CHAPTER 111.
All not in addition to “ An Act to (tn-ate and
with!“ u Court of Common Pleas in
New [pinion Cmmty."
Ir it e“ by themte and House of chrtk
“have. Inca-uh! My convened :
rice I. The tic-saints of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas in New [Andon County shall, in-
stcud of that now provided by the act crew
ting Ind estubllshing said court. he as fol-
lows. to wit 2 at New London on the first
Tut-odor 01 August, December and April.
and ct Norwich on the first Tuesdays of 0c-
tabx-r. WU andJune, in each yearand
“id coil Ihll huvo power to adjourn from
Net London to Norwich and fromNorwich
to New Won. whens-fl the public con—
venience may rcquim it to be done and no
trust of said court shall be adjourned n‘ue
$2.1“?! 0ch cause on the dzcdkct shall be
‘ . isposn of, or continu by
unit 01' the or by order 0%
court for sunk-lent come. and said court may
order and direct a jury to be summoned and
to ho in attendance at all. or at such. and so
many of said tcmis as the public ncccssity
ma Inquire.
- . 2 Sold courts lll addition to the id
risdiction now conferred upon the same bv
law. shall have exclusive jurisdiction of all
criminal nfl't‘nccs now cogniznblc by the su-
perior court in said munty. excepting
minus. the punishment of which may be
death or imprkonmcqt for life, and in all
cases whatsoever. other than those above ex-
cepted. where a complaint for any criminal
manner shall be legally brought before a
justice of the peace or a police court Within
said ouny. which is now by law cogniza-
blc by the s rerior mart. such justice of the
[raw or pa icc court, shall be of opinion
that probable ground exists for the support
of such mutiplnint. may order the person
unused or complained of to give a bond of
recognizance with snfl‘lcient surety. condi<
tinned that such person shall appear before
the next Court of Common Pleas to be hol-
«k-n in said munty to answm' to said com-
plaint and abide the order or judgcmcnt of
aid court. touching said complaint or the
matters charged therein: and on failure of
the person accused or complained of to give
or cuter into such bond of recognizance.
\uch justice of the peace or police court
shall "flirt the poison accused or complained
of [M be mmmiuul m the mmmon jail in
said county until llw next session 0! mid
Court of (‘ummnn Plcux or untfl such per»
«in shall Inc discharged by due course of
tau. and said bond of rccngnizancc shall be
given and tukcn to the treasurcr of the state.
and in all other cases of criminal complaint
or proccdure u hatsocvcr. when-in a bond of
n-(ogniznncc Is now by law required to be
given or taken for the appearance of the ac-
cused before the s ’or court (except in
a.“ where the n shmcnt may be death
or imprisonment or life), said bond shall be
givcn and taken for the appearance of the
accused before the next Court of Common
Pleas to bc holdcn in slid county.
Sec. 2:. Said Court of Common Pleas
dull have sole cognizance and jurisdiction
l
.-
iI
I“
jutlgctuents of justice: of the peace and po-
licc courts within said county. when an up—
pcal is now allowed to the superior court
and of all appeals in pmsccutions for the
violation of the provisions of the charter or
any byvlaw of any city or borough within
said count , and upon such appeal the ac-
custd shal give such bond of recognizance
with slimy could jme ot the peace or
police out“ In??? order to the treasurer of
the state crmd cued for his appearance be-
fore the next Court of Common Pleas to be
holder) in said county, to answer to said can»
plain! and to abide the judgement that may
he rcmlerod by said court thereon.
Sec. 4. In all criminal CtL‘t‘S when-in the
accused shall have been bound «wet to ap-
pcar before or wherein he shall have ap-
rcalad to the superior court in said New
.atdol county. at its September term, 1871,
said accused may be tried, or thc case dis-
posed of by SARI superior court at Slid Scp~
lumber term. or said court may order the
some to be transferred to the m-xt term of
said Court of Common Pleas.
Sec. 5. Nothing in the foregoing sections
of this act contained, shall be construed to
prevent the supcior court from rendering
1nd pmwuncingjudgementad sentence up-
on my person, who having been indicted
upon the presentment of a grand jury. shall
be found guilty by the tit jury of a lesser
om: than that nan: and charged in the
indictment, or to alter in any way the crimi-
nal jurisdiction of justices of the ce or
police court: in In: mug of New don.
Approved June ‘3, 1871. .
CHAPTER I‘t’.
An act in uldition to an act concerning
communities and corporations.‘
Belt malpy the Senate and House of lit-pm
senhd'u la Genenl Assembly convened :
Sec. 1. Whenever any corporation hm
neg-cad tn, mendmmt or alter-
ation d 3 one mule by the
general mill}, to file its acceptance of
saidnmdments or alterations, with ~the
secretaryofthesnte,it shall belawful for
anymoh corporation to accept any such
amendment or alteration, and file an attested
copyofsuchucceptance,iu theofllceofthe
managinme magma-med
bytheaflnswnmat chum offitle
muffler“! mm of thixsute
withinsixmoutbs from the timethisbill
“mafia.
87*; fififlltukeefitfmmtbe
Wszm
m1".
Ami; wan-twain
SET“? ii,” i m”
mmmflmr- “m
“Emmet ‘ rightwin—
“hay” a slip 1:,un.
pout ore
—-AT TEE-b
Baum sum
The subscriber: would respectfully all the atten‘
tion of the public to their new stock a! goods. con-
dating of a genuil men: of
BOUTS, 83828 IND RUBBEBS,
of all kinds. Gill and examine our gxxxls and prica‘.
\VB “'ILL NOT BE L'XDERSOLD.
We have the uncut, beet And largest stock of goods
in this city. and prices that defy competition.
A share of thc public patronage is mllclted.
Donotrnilio
GIVE Us A CALL.
BBO‘VN & STEVENS,
ELY’S BLOCK,
l-y CITY OF SOUTH NORVVALK.
New Store
AND _
New Goods.
RA YNIOXD & DICKENS.
liming taken 5 51(1qu IIJt‘
NEIY BRICK BLOCK 0N MAIN ST.
cast of New York .1: Ncw Huvcn Depot. are no“. prv- I
pared to supply the public generallyfirlth
Choice Granules and Provisions,
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, &c.,
all of the best quality and at the lowest priccs possible.
South Norwalk. Dec. 15. 1870. Rt!
Jolly 1!. SMITH.
l£‘ L ()1: I s '1‘ .
EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET. SOUTH OF RAIL ROAD.
City of South Norwalk. Conn.
Plants and Flowers at all Seasons.
Flowers for l-‘unvmls furnished. and L-tstct'ully ar- 3
rangcd to order at short notice. 1 v r l
l
LAZABlTS & MORRIS’S
CELEBRATED 3
same building. for night calls. on “'uabington Street.
. Pedestal Spectacles & Eye Glasses. i
of III appeals in criminal cases from the.
They ncvcr tirc tht- c) c. and last manv Years with-
out changc. For salc in Norwalk b LLVt‘s WEED. 3
Watchmakcr and Jcn'clcr. and Sam Norwnlk by
c. M. Grumman, .
\VATt‘lllIAKl-ZR AND JE\VELl-JR. ;
“‘8 never supply or employ pcddlcrn. 27-3111
SOUTH NORWALK
Furniture Warehouse.
The proprietor! of this estnbllshmeut. beino
among the most extensive manufacturers and I
wholesale dcalers in the State. beg leave to un-é
menace to the citizens of South Nonvulk and ficin— ‘
try. that they have opencd a retail house in South
Norwalk. where they will show a full assortment of
all goods usually found in a furniture store. and sell
as low as the Iowan.
BCCKINGHARI&00.,
UNDE RTAKERSJ
:1th DEW IS
F U R N I T If R E ,
0 “Iain Street,
OPPOSITE T11}: RAILROAD DEPOT.
SOUTH NORIVALK.
Haunt-c1011 and Wholesale Depot. Bridgeport.
Conn. 19-t1'
Camphorrine,
ONE OF THE GREATET DISCOVERIES OF THE
AGE FOR THE RELIEF OF PAIN.
Particularly adapted to
Rheumatism, Sprains, Still Joints,
Glandular Swellings, ‘&C.
ONLY TWENTY-m3 CENTS A W
For sale by all Wm.
HOYT ti; BLANCHARD. Proprietors.
a GREENWICE STREET. m YORK.
(interns:
s. P. PBCK’S,
mount. -
Ht mulomco-n.
PLANES llLL Will“.
mmormmm
: 7.17.1
”may:
COR. HAIN AND MARSHALL STS.,
SOUTH NGBWALK,
nmm
GROCERIES,
OF AIL KINDS.
Our aim is to keep the beat.
Sugars,
Team;
Coflbes,
Spices,
Flour,
Feed,
I’RO"ISIONS,
FOREIGN. DOMESTIC AND CANNED
F R U I T S ,
SAI'CES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
And ex'crything permitting to a
First-Class Grocery Store.
{3* WE SELL LOW.
IA“ A. BROWN. EDWIN WILL'OX.
1—"
S. F. PECK,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Nearly opposite R. R. Depot.
I’ure, Select
Drugs, Mlllllllfll It Ulllllllllllll
FIN It}. TOILICT SOAPS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
COMES.
£3. Eur-vs =9: mm c.
Wholesale Ind 11¢“de In all the popular
handle!
TOBACCO,
And nuuufwtureru of
CIGARS.
Just rcccned, the
Durham Queen Smoking,
--ANI)-
thnix Tin Foil Chewing.
MONEY PACKED IN EVERY PAPER.
ELY'S BLOCK.
IMbORrANT NOTICE
PAS’IQRS !
Sou u: Norvvanu.
'FAX
MASS MEETINGS
“'ILL BE HELD DAILY IN THE STORE 01"
F. A. TOLLES & (70.,
DEALERS IN I
FIIIII Ill‘llfifll‘llll, PI'UVISIIIIIS,
FLOUR, FEED, ac.
MAIN STREET. EAST OF R. R. DEPOT.
I’ERl-‘I'MERY IN GREAT VARIETY. I
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETs.{
PATENT MEDICIN ES,
MINERAL WATERS.
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery, .
l
. In fact everything from a Quill Tooth Pick ;
to an Inluitl Hair Brush. I
N
ll. "Physlcluns‘ Prcscrlptloua cart-fully com-
pounded day and night.
Entrance to Residencc in
South Norwalk. Nov. 17. 1870.
EPIANOS,
r .- gar-y.
. \3/ \— > . .4).
(.3921 (9:03" Q “AI“
,5, - M
(wag-r. I" ~'
ORGAN-S,
m .\ N l)—
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
—AT-—
PARKER’S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
One dour north of Bennett‘s dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
Will keep 3 stock of Inmmenta It Parker‘s store
cud will sell them on monthly insulhnenta.
01d instruments at. in each-me for new.
Pianos tuned cud repaired.
SOUTHERN CONNECTICI’ '1‘
Lulu mm
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
Wmnflltfluhhdl Ind’l‘ollelafly.)
Hummhumm hmflyrecelving
luxulotsof
adar and cough:
l-fl
L u MB 53,. _.
panama-cum uni-u.
We
description.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TO PURCHASE Till!
TEAS
’01-‘—
The Great l'ulted States Tea Co.
At Now York l’riccs. and save the extra
I 40(74\l ‘ 'I‘AX.
South Noni-115. Mnrchrlh‘lfi’w.
THE “OLD \"ELL”
Hardware Store,
01"
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
llu just opened in the
NEW BRICK BLOCK.
Acrusu the way from TOLLJ‘L"I & ELY‘S Old Stand.
foot of Washington Street. “1th a full and new lot 0!
° . v . . ‘.
Bluldel s Hat (1“ til 0
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE.
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY OR VICINITY.
Our Assortment of Locks,
of Home find other Compunics‘ manufacture, we
would call rour attention to. not a: a qudalty. u we
mahitaspecialtytokccpa .'
Complete Stock of Everything
in our line of trade.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS,
All Brands or AMERICAN a mousn unadulterated
W H I '1' n I.- II A. D ,
LINSEED OIL,
DRY AND MIXED COLORS, ‘
can tin-lye be found at our store. Also.
Pickets, Doors, Sash and Maldings.
Agents for IABURY b WHITON‘S oelcbntled
Railroad Colors and Combination Lead.
South Norwalk. Nov. 17. 1810. 141
F. n. NASH In 1335s.,
WAN AND DEALERS IN
Furnaces, Heaters,
Stoves, Ranges, doc.
WOMANDDEALXRSIN
Crockery, China, Glass, Wood, .
Earthen and Willow Wares.
Iron Hollow ,Ware, of every
”NAM ,1!
momma-mammal“
’ l , 1 I “-11
kmdlof‘Tin work mooted m‘ifima-
Hanging, Plumbing marl-ls. T110
leimmdl‘oroahmpsfiheetlndand
"Wk'fimfld‘hmcflm “or
;- _ .M;.:.x_; .- “1:.— -.
I. .
' 9
More‘hantTailor,
DEALER IN
Youth-’86; Gents’
C 1 o t h. in g
Furnishing Iilllllll,
Has constantly on handouts stock of ENGLISH.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOTHS, CAB-
saunas '
‘ v
In receipt of the newest and most
le loo. Elvin rocured
thset’scrv‘lcce of as p
First—Class Cutter,
and Is conatfittl
{Womb
I flutter myself. from an experience of over twelve
years In the business. thnt an suit the most fau-
tidlous cuntomers. My garments. both Coats and
Puma. are all made by
First'Class Men Tailors.
Cuttln' done for parties furnishing their own
goods. large stock of
LINEN
AND UTE}?
Summer Clothing,
READY BABE. AT L0“? PRICES.
in coal all Lulu Yall
AT
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large stock of I” k‘ud- n'
LUMBER
JI'b‘T RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE ('HEAP.
COAL. LIME. LATH. BRICK.
I’LA STI‘ZR A N l) CEMENT
constantly on hand at pnrcs to defy compctltltm
Small Profits and Quick Returns
0
IS MY MOT‘I‘O.
ROBERT C.RAYMOND
RO\V AY'I‘ON POST OFFICE.
fimu, . . Y,
MILLINERY,
MILLINERY,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
—AT—-
D. DAYTON’S.
D. DAYTON’S.
D. DAYTON’S.
W. H. swoRns,
25111
MerchantTailor,
0011. WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Grape
and English Coatings,
mm: UP'IN STYLE. AND AT LOW-
EST PRICES.
Agoodfltwumntedundnadcuthemtoma
mywuntit. Cuttlngdoneforothenwmkeu
heretofore. A150,.hrgeunortmentot
,
.
|
i
I
r
I
l
t
ror‘the Farm, ‘
For the Garden.
For the Lawn,
Constantly on hand the Largest Stock of
FRESH AND GENUINE
SEEDS,
In the W'orld.
Catalogues mailed and orders filled on appli-
cation to
Mallory a Downs,
Agents in Fulrfield County for
J. M. THORBURN & 00.,
Growers and hnporlens and Dealers in Seeds.
:5 JOHN STREET,
NEW YORK. ,
llf
”HEN-RY ’fidi’KINs’
" kt
.. J.” .
Marshall Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
HORSES ANITCABRIAGES.
TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
c A R R I A c. E S ,
To all trains Ind stumboam. Clmrgcs reasonable.
South Norwalk. Dec. 1. 1870. 3 t!
OLD 7 WELL
LIVERY STABLE,
Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
Washington Street, South Norwalk.
CARRIAG
AT ALL HOURS.
C o A O H E 5 ,
FOR wnhnmus AND murmurs.
ESA
TO LET
nonsns, nuannssns a: wncons,‘
FOR SALE. 1
This Stable is the moat comnmdlous csuhllshmcnt
u! the kind in the city. ' ‘-
“ Worthy of Its name 1“ exclnim all who have ex-
amined “ PURE GOLD." thc leading Sunday School
Song: Book this your. Over
100,000 Copics
have been already sold {May Iii.) and the book has
been issued but
ONE MONTH!
LA RGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
“ I)! are (irold”
cvery duy. You will find the hymns and tour:-
PURE. GOOD.
USEFUL. ORIGINAL.
REFINED. LIVELY.
EXCELENT. DEVOTIONA L.
TRY " PURE GOLD" ll" YOU WANT TIIE 3&1“.
One co 3' (paper cover) sent for examination on re.
clept of cents.
BI LOW&MAIN425BroomaSt.N. Y.
(Successors to Wm. B. BradburyA
For sale at Alex. Swords. News and Stationery
Depot. South Norwuik.
BILLIARDS.
Great revolution in Cushions and Billiard Tables.
You can make 2 cushions on . H. GRIF
FITH‘S. which beat the world for elasticity and cor-
rectness of an Ice. ey being used
nltod States
“R“l‘ll‘él" u. x a. ‘8.“ “m
e o 0 cos n e t of South N val
and Borough 3; Norwalk have In; tables: on k
South Nonmlk. Norwalk.
Old Well Club. Connecticut Hotel.
Lucas Bowl, 5 House.
Byxbee Brothers. MOO r‘a Saloon.
“The var.“
Isaac Lee.
WM. 1!. GRIFFITH,
No. 40 Vesey Street,
NEW YORK.
Vfll'l IRIIIIlIlIIII III [III PIIIIIIB
IRON 0L1?) PAINT.
AGENCY AT SOUTH NORWALK.
F. H. NASH & BROTHERS
Havenowm Maud will inn-duos {or them
“incontinent puntnhn is so not 031th
butinract. It. is pure lion muon- Mandel-go
uychemledctmgehyhatamuuermu
not‘a compound;but h :11an pure mm
nodwwduedmduroof,orfeneo,ormytung
plated withuhunrdyhonchduflm
flthnheetmetul. Itrequlmpuodhndwfllhko
mdtnmdm'erdmlethomdmd
than culled mac-fl paint-.1! In Win
outward-mm.“ will not met. um:-
dudytohrlckudm,udhm What
"unrequited! m-hhymmhndred
weight, or m Wu drool-n an be
11-11mm 'fl-tt
Railawy. A
"mt Horse
1871.
Nonmtl. Lam: m
5:88AM. N. [Am BBL”I.
6:19 “ N. Y. I: N. B. 0:41 .
73-1 “ New York Ex. 7:” “
8:03 " No train. as _
8:88 “ New Haven. 9:0! “
9:03 “ New York. t. “
9:32 “ New Enven Ex *6 ..
10:15 “ No 1&- .1
10:6 “ New York Ex 11:” “
11:30 “ No In. H:-
1214 P. M. No It. ’1."
“ N. Y. Accom. 1:” “
1:10 “ New Haven 1:, “
1:39 “ New Ex. an ..
to: H No train. :81 ‘
tfi “ No min. a" “
8:1!) “ New York Ex ”t ..
8:24 “ New York. t. “
1:50 “ No train. 4:11 ..
4:11 “ New Elva: Ex 4:! “
4:46 “ 0 train. 5:6 ..
5:16 " New York Ex. &“ “
5:26 “ New Bonn. 5:5 ..
5:46 “ N. . A: N. H. t” ..
am “ No 9‘ ..
(1-18 “ No (min. .35 “
7: 15 “ New Haven. 7:” .
7:40 “ No min. 3“ “
8:05 “ No train. 818
8:33 “ No truln. 8:5 "
8:55 “ No min. $15 "
9:15 " N. Y. a N. 11 Ex 9:!) "
9:40 “ No train. moo "
10:10 “ Saturday only. it” “
RD“ [N LOCKW'OOD, President.
DAiLY LINE.
mum m NEW You
Connecting with the Danbury Bantu-d.
l
THE SPLEX'DID AND FAST STEAMER l
r-va- , —
NELLY WHITE,
CAPT.S.M.LANE.
Leaves South Nor-walk every morning (Sand-y- rx-
ccpted) At 7:45. or on arrival of the train! from but» j
bury und New Boron. .
Pusen rs and Bu 3: conveyed to and from tho
de t at nth No k without extra charzr.
turning leaves New York. from Pier 87. not i
River. foot of Market. street. It :85 um from Hrr
foot of Thirty-seventh street. East River. It 3 o‘tkark
r. 1. (Sundays excepted).
Passage, 75 Cents. Excursion Tickets, $1.25.
FREIGHT A'l‘ PROPELLER RATE
Refreshments of III kinds served on board.
N. K—Nellv “‘blte. for New York. m n ’
South NorwaIk with the 6:18 minto mama-t »
Ilm 6:12 P. I. train to New Haven: ulm. with the ‘
t-uiu from Danish which urrlves at South Nunutk
3' 7:40. and from New Btven It 725 A. I.
I
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERB‘
(1:33 of Norwall o? P. F. Bralyf
Will halve from each end of the routr «wry may» ,
w. Produce sold without chug:- tor amt-4‘1.
might at old packet m.
All poms are turbid trusting any of 11.; via
ployeeu or either of the above boat: on account at .
the owners thereol. fit! ,
n R. P.
New YorR and New Have
.1- ,,1
1’”
SUMMER ARRANGEBIENT.
COMMENCING HAY SEND. 18:0.
Train~ cave Passenger Station It South Non-1k u .
follow“:
For New York.
At 3:41 A. hi. Boston E .
€200 “ stopping at all nations.
(3:45 .. r. ..
7:45 Local Exprcss. stopping at Ihuirn
Shunt
9:25 sto i ,. at all statically.
11:05 “ E pp n:
1:18 I’. . stoppl It all putioun.
3:22 “ Boston ma.
3:45 ctoppl at nil callous.
5:41 Boston .
6:17 “ stoppl a All statiom.
9.37 Boston 5.
New York for South Norwalk.
At 7:00. 8st!) (EL) 9.00. 11:30 A. 31.: 12:15 11:1..1
(1-1qu 3:45. can (Load cm.) as). ma). “(EX-J P. I.
South Norwalk lbr New Haven.
At 3” A_H stopping at all stations.
58 .
9.44 “ Boston Exprcss.
1:31 P. 31. stoppi It all ulnlinm.
1:50 ' Boston press.
4:33 .1 .. ..
(xfi ‘ stopping at all station‘.
5:“ .. .. ..
a I .. ..
E49 Btnton Express.
tEsx..) 4:3) (ELJ 5:“). 8:!) (Ex..) P. I.
ec
Houses Ind Hotels.
Superintendent‘s 015cc. Fourth Ivonne. lad Tm.
ty-seventh street. New York. '
Assistant Superintendent's Ofllcc. Station flou- . ‘
JANE H 1103’1'.
Suprrintcudcut.
"Danbury and Norwalk R. R.
New Haven.
1—”
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JLNE 1!. 1811.
Daily 'l‘nl-I.
um! DAEBU‘KY you «own son‘uun.
6:3) A. 31.: 12:th : 4:5)1’. M4 Frright II 5:50 P.‘
unvu sown noun: you burnout
92m A.M. ' (Fre ht) 11:05 Ala zoo P. I.: (33.)!!!
Dunbury. the . Bending and Sondlord at 0:17 P. l.
.sctmemOQAtlon tutu tor Bldgzneld and hitch
1110111818 stations at 6:22 P. M.
BIDGBFIELD IRANCB.
LEAVE 3mm H)! mm”.
0.45 A. 3141251! 11.; 243?. 1:1:131’. I.
_ . unvn 31mm you mum
_ 045 A. 11.:1210 P. 11.;2!) P. l.: 3:15 P. I.
> J
OHN W. HAGUE.
J.“ SIMWL
moan (9:. nay.
Have removed from the Corner u! .‘lnln and “uh-
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Chichester’s Block,
WASHING-TON ST.,
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TOYS AND MOTIONS,
Blank Books, Stationery,
A mu: assomxur or
Black Walnut, Oval and
Rustlc Frames,
Plain and Fancy Colored Straws.
COWTENBIY,
FRESH 12va DAY.
Sewing Machine Oil for Sale.
Orders for Books and Shea. lute M
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Norwalk Chronicler