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:Hh‘mifl: vwn' gratifiulmlc'arntlmf “ :1 Clear. ;
, .; up ‘hu!f‘l’ Sand 1} night. xt'lna‘ to have
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New Haven. i
111 “1:1 it a wally hund-
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. 1.. Juli {Ln it’13.‘I{‘1lrl‘n"-hl,h have born
., Vania! a 11.1mm}: l «1 to 13$ Me, in concert-
11.1 the totally (mm, regarding
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l' .11 1115114151111 print" could not decide
1.. .111. a 1m- 11... 111.3in of lhc word. so he:
1
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< 1Tb: ‘1 JU-I ilk} 3‘1““)le .W’ialiim
32.1! “5— ‘1 Mary} T. A. B. Soricty. landed
thr Small: Mint-tied mom-streets
.1 514 r1143. 1:- their van} to their picnic. and
pnefllul a 11:17 hi appearance. “'1: ac-
banal-5231' tho mnpfimt to the 313111611.
4% annual mating of the leies' Tcm‘
:1 152.. 1~ “mi-1a Society till meet in the
11-»: l Trmplu‘nlldl Fri-lawn I. at 40'cloch.
31.41.1151": for 1h mm: your will then be
1-11-1111. ml ‘11 aWuy hoped nut all our
.15 turn 15: Ibo: hearts balon- of’good md
..1'1'1 4 11¢ evil, 11 in umber this meeting
1. 11 tuck W'm‘t and their prayers
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rah bah; aimed to fill vac-mien:
M m I. I. Raymund.
M I“ I; Crowe.
M M‘- I. '3!!!de
Fm sly-u. It. I. (ho-m.
Hf“ Sagas“, D. O'Connor.
Corporah, John Bum Henry Bullock,
.Uriu Hunchildt, O. G. Hmschjldt, W.
A. Sunnis.
Mrs. ”rice.
firs. Emily Purdee, of our city, came be-
fore the public lust winter with two lectureg,
on subjects in which her sympathies were
deeply engugcd. One tras upon the most
hackneyed theme of temperance; and the
other "exuding our broken promises to the
wuds of the nation. With that: two lee.
lures Mrs. Pardee may be truly said to have
won for herself a fame, as a skillful and tire—
less student of human nature. a graphic de-
lineator of the pathetic phases of society,
and an earnest and eloquent exponent of
truth. Her diction is chaste. pumand spark-
ling. and her manner upon the stage digni‘
5131i and lair-like.
For the coming season she has prepared
three new lccturcs, upon popular subjects,
and will enter the field with fair prospects
. of winning a still higher and more enviable
'rt-uuwn. The flat is another temperance
uhh'css, full of sympathy and hope for the
fallen. and of practical suggestions for the
‘ mooren' of the wandering Another. eu~
' mic-11“]: . ‘hc Young? 15 She Pretty ‘ Is
‘ She Ricki ‘ is a dissertation on some of the
follies of the age. and exhibits, in the bright-
mt Ii:ht.the author's acuteneSs of percep-
tinn, hrilliaucy of intellect, and piquzmcy of
cxptt‘sfiinn. The third lecture. and the one
1 which we believe will win for he! the high-
;cst prunes, trtats of the “VV'omsn Ques-
i tiun," under the title of “ The Needle, the
Pen and 1111» 851101." VV'hile 111 11115 is dis-
covered the nrng'olti m of u more extended
whole sex. the office of wife and mother
show all reproach—~01 on above all
pmix‘ In thi< we believe sht will be spadb
l} runguizul 1:1 an expomnt of the hopes
:md aim-2 of thr' ugh-minded, purchcunt'd
IilC 1:11:05. whom: 111'3'11'135 all con-
iu the dignity. cheerful-
Thcsc iccturcs:
are the rvsul'. of her summer labors and are
he inwllecuzal gifi~ and
With 11.111‘1 the
unusual. and for whic d1.“ is
Wumvu 11f
culminate:
l1
particularly «lifliuguished.
Flt Men’s Association.
The Fourth Annual Clam Bake of the Fat
hold at Gngary's
l’niut. :mzl 11.1.5131: with} ‘1»); 35111.» 1y number l
3:11 an immense crowd of 1
1pm" ..1: 1.5 Th1 ::1 {1711137112 of mo 211.1ch were
um, as large a: it “111M lzau' born, had the
f.',nor;1l1 L in
present to
W'talhc. prL7‘1tt'S hex-u mun
but enough \V'L’l‘l‘
Tho day was s '117. in social in
(he ('(lliltijiiPSS bounty and Cu: 1~11mm .121 >kill
bring 11111111111
mflamufiemmo-
. 5.1 __,. ~ 5...:1 - '3’ ".'._.._.....-_,.1_
1111; m 1m 11.11.... furl-ls" “ at their
Branch Office No 2, Chichater’s Block.
If every funily in this town knew fill
vulue of Renne’s Mglc 011, and would keep
s bottle of it on hand, to use in case of noel:
dent, we should be 3 happier if not a hand-
somcr people: Try this Oil.-
At “1 T. Buckingham‘s you will find the
best Initial Paper at 25cm per box, each box
containing ‘24 sheets paper and 24 envel-
opfi
For fineness of flavor and pleamut taste
we rccommend the Old Well Club Cigars.
Alex Sword‘s is making large additions to
his Circulating Library, consisting now of
nearly four hundred volume-L
Com. m \VOODn—FOI' the accommoda-
tion of our customers we have established a.
Branch Ofi‘icc at the City Botzk Store. in
Ely's Block. Allordcrs left there will re-
ccive prompt attention from Webb and Fer-
BELUVV' THE MARI-Lar—VV'omen‘s Serge
Gaitt'rs. selling at P. Bronson 6; C11, for
one dollar and fifty cents. All our stock
will bc sold at a low figure.
Hour Baku—The fielH-znown popular
drink of all drinks. on draught at S. F.
Puck's llrll}: store. Ladies come in groups
after it; Children cry for it; the community
in gcncml can't get along without it.
The American Sowing Mudxhu: for which
Mrs. Scott, on VV'ushington street, below the
Bank, i: agent. runs with tht‘ least friction
of any
;_Thc .mncricun Button Hole Sewing Mn.
Chino posicxfics all the best features of all
the other machines in 1150,3111] many
and valuable Spvciultics.
Nu“: STORE AND NEW GOODS—Main St.
South Nurwalk, opposite “'oodwzu'd‘s now
Opera lluusc,where can be found the largest .
stock of fancy Dry Goods and Toilet Ar1i~
Clo-s in the rity. A share of the public pa-
tronagv solicited. Mrs. C. A. nunson
Inu1 tnld that my lungs 1111' badly (lis-
0:131 1l. I am toldfor that onchumhed dullnrx
foo 31111 fifty dollars for nlL'dlCinc I can I):
cur-ml. VV’cll, lct me tell you that you can
bv curml for five dollars. That is compar-
atively a small sum, buy just five bottle of
VV'urncr's (“1111211 1311153111,
has ucvcr '
1151-11 by 1
which
)‘ct failed. and is being geucrully
the mvdiml fucully lb ”11' lwst preparation
arc :mquunta-(l. ”41' lmlllt' .
will sitisfy any out: how \‘ulunbk' :1 rcmmly if '
35k fur it
1
'4 i211 which (111';
is It is sold by all clrng:i>t, 0111:;
and
Mary will gr-t it for _\‘(\\l.
“'1' {ml mnrc than cw-r bE‘fnre wurruuu-d i
in Claiming fur lhc Amrril'an Combination
Button Hole and 3‘9ng Mflclxlnc,1xuque.~-
1i ma ‘wlr. sup: riorltv mn-r all nthl rs 1L< .1 fun :
'l'in' simplicil), 0.21.11 and (11
'll i111pt'rzllv‘s,:ls \1'1'll:l\li1('
il_\ .‘Iml 1i111.
!:1iut_\'\\'iih whit
uniform cxrclh-ut‘t' Hf its Work. throughout
.Vfl'cr diuuwr 11:1 ('iccliun of affirms
A“: ’
13:1' f-‘lll‘VViT‘, Y f'cnllt mm: "L Mml i
. V1 Brad. 1 \'
‘, \V‘
'1 1mm.» 011~11ingytz1r Wm 1
11f :‘m'
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lur I’wue! pi;
11-91”.
11111.13. .1 liét Hf 111C121
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Gnslwn. ill?
lluahl llcntln'y.
W .\.l'}riz"<.l’a“tu1ktt,ll l. 3W1
l’.1r1l~'. .Vlczrph} “15:11 11' ‘3‘?
t' 1 Hull. l’oughkcepsie .\ V '3“:
Imam VV lmtlcr. VV ostport 27:1
1.. ll. Copeland, Bridgcgwrt, ’63 1
' J (311‘. N. X . 3112 l
1' VV'. Bmdlt’y. New Haven. MU
John M. Miller, Savbrnok. 24S ,
Slwrilf Leeds. Stamford. .’47 1
' VV'm Dunlc)‘. Stamford, 237 l
.V. I". Day, Nut-walk. 21H
\111lrcw S Hull Danbury. 22:1
.\. ( Tum, Dcrhv 'l’ll
t VV. Brmllc}. Jr New II 1.1-.111 2:;0
Henry S" lohn Sn \11rualk 22:1)
" Bub" Sharp, Duubury. '32:)
511111. B. Barlow, vaideucv. 2‘29 ‘
1.1... ;
B. J Bradley. Falls Village,
H T. Summis L I.
I Mill Sank, t old S'prin '.
.\I Dx Lcman. Ridgcficld
1. VV chcu, \cw Haven,
11.5 Lesher, \eu York. "'31)
Fred Peulz. Khiuchcck. ‘31:)
W M Lyle-s. 3131-1111}; ‘21?1
l (l-ndscll \ewburgh \. Y, 213
H t. Fuller. New Vork. 218
E. B {1013135211,Bridgepon 217
.VV'.Bradley,Huut51ille, 9.16 ,
Hm E. Wheaten Bridgeport. "14
J L. G. Cannon, “1 cstport, 213
m,(1uilfoi'd 213 ‘
VV'SEVV. Sex mour Ridgefiehl. 111
Vth. H.King,“1w\orwulk 210
1911191 Grumman, VV'iltou, ‘210 l
(‘. )1. Smith. New Haven. 210 ,
L. F. Cone. New Haven. 210 t
Rich. Sherwood, Bridgeport. 209
Edw. A. Leach. Norwalk. 2033‘ 3
Mike. Becker, Norwulk. 208 1
B. W. Maples, VV'estpmt, 208 .
N. Alvord, Southpon, 208 1
\V m. A, ( lurk, \V cslvillt'. 2113 t
I Leverty, Bridacport, 208 .
J.11.Levert r Bridgcyort. 20? i
A. Caldwell- ewburgh,\ .V.. 207 ;
John Gormley Danbur} 206
Ed. \V himey, Derby, ‘1' 206
Zcph. Brown Hudson. ‘1.Y., 208
Geo. RBergh, Rhincbcck 206
J09. Copeland Luity, N H. 206
Amos Barnes, VV mtport, 1205
Geo. Hunt, Bridgeport, 205
c B “311m", Sundusky, o 204
.135. Lucas, S. Norwalk, 203
Dr. Sanders, VV' StPoincN Y. 203
A B. Smith, Norwulk, ‘20?
A. R. Hale, Bridge rt, 2302
Geo. De' Y Hale, ridgeport, 2.02
1". VV'. Perry. VV estport, '20.!
Lucy Buckman, Danburr. 201
Samuel R Kerr, New York, 201
C. Wilcox, Brucklyn,l\ Y. 201
J05. Powell,l\’ewburgh,§. Y., 201
Edw. Godfre So. Sorwalk, 200
51ml. Betta nth Norwalk, 200
Clarke Weston homulk, 200
Rufus . N , 800
Wm. Dans, Non-ram, 200
Frank Whi ' , Bridgeport, 200
E. B. Bridgeport, 200
A. W. Wnlhoe, Bridgeport, 200
D“ ' ' 3
A. S. Beers, W” .
Geo Green, W Must, 200
amine,
Francmfi. Ray1n11:1!.d,Ne1avCa-1
m7yunold.
W lotion-
rau M child‘s mg» toA.
Khapp‘s. ,
JfinhPumtor'irrimlon of memo-t,
Moulds,“ For .111 by struck,
m ' ,
charted». .. . 1
‘wbflrdclovdLI-Qp’y
1:11- rulirv 1-f S(‘\\'lll_’_’, in stitching.
buy 111.: ’.lllel'l.‘.(Hl‘1llnC{,bnlldln ;. 1111’..-
_-_ :11?“ rin': {ml w u in ' 011.111'-1r>1:11ninj_'
11111r'1111rmg on the t1lgx.uml its 111 'mliful
buttmrlmlu and eyelet-hole work. place il‘
unquestionably far in ndvancc of :my otlwr
similal invrntion. (m rxlxibitiun 111 Mm.
I'd I] 2'0
ALFRED K311“):
, has ju>1 h‘t‘cll‘cd annlhvr
;-11.
: Solis
€ ’5:— n cunplctl aswrtment of ( ‘rockcry,
Tumoqulmmfwadehy .
. snatch-SWEIIIW’I-
f SculI‘S. Washington street. South Norwulk. ,
fii vs V: f3 ¢ 3_ V93. 2
' ".1 ‘Li ‘3) 13"} , ".‘, 9:5 -
1. l n. A. 1
lm.- 1u~t tucciwd a large addition to hi:- stock of
E1 lish Pickles and Snucvs. Sardlucs, and
I‘13k Fri-an & C.” s L‘rutktra
.1 LFRED KNAPP
TEAS, TEAS,
: “huh in: uffxri :Il lnw figure».
.\ LFRED KNAPP
's 1!.i21ir11:'- (luring.- of all Suits and photo:
A LFRED KNAPP
all stylcs of door 1113221.
A LFRED KN A PP
has .1 Ingrown): uncut of Croquet 51-115.
ALFRED KNAPP
Cutlery,
Glaw and \V oodL-n Wm and ”01151 Furnish-
ing (50011:,
ALFRED KNAPP
uuuld ft‘fi‘ptxlfull} aolfcft his friends and the public
to call and amine his stock before makln;
their panbnsez!
WASHINGTON STREET.
13-1! South Nomlk, August 17, 1871
SAVE YOUR MONEY
HOW IN FOR HIGH?
Two Pairs for One.
GO fro
HAB'VEY’ 8
“MB Bfllll llflSllfiflHfll‘Kfll.
16 Main 31., South. Norwalk.
“Manholmndthc but Ind cheapestuaoned
nacho!
BOOTS .1111) SHOES.
at: Swarm
HOW IS TINO?
wmwmmuuamu.
I:
F,
«w—awmv..-v..w‘ .... ...-' ‘ ‘ ' _
new ‘
We 11:1: now offering a Bp}el!dld stuck of new
styles 0
SPRING
CLOTHING
—l"()R—
Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Wear.
All Wool Suits ......... $10.00
All “”1101 Suits ......... ‘7 50
All “fool Suits. . . . 14 00
All “.001 Suits ......... 16.50
All Wool Suits ...... . . . 19.00
All WOO] Suits ........ 20.00
Spring Overcoats,
ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
Our motto is and 1-1 or has, lye‘cn " Small profit.- and
quick saloS," and this we Ell‘lClly ndhcre to.
Our connection with 11 manufacturing and jabbing
house gives 11: facilities for selling Clothing: at as
low figures as the best New York and Boston houses
and we are dvtn'rmlm'd that our customers 1-1qu1 have
the bcncfit of it.
A lnrgr nnll ran-fully Sl-lrrtml pluck 11f
Gents‘ Furnishing Goods
Emlvmring
Shirts. Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Collars.
,SCARFS, BOWS, UMBRELLAS,
\V'hirh “'1' 1.1117111 lirll‘"! do!) in: cumpvlifiun
\V’ I I I '1‘ 1': S11 I II’I‘S.
— \.\'_ )
GENTS’ UNDERWEAR,
A hl' I-X I \ L"! Y.
Wu 11111111! (nu Flu‘t‘lnl 11f: 'nlluu In our Mock 11f
Trunks and Leather Bags,
VV'hirh \\ v [m\ 1- no lw>itnnry in fining; l~ llw lurgcnl
:1111l ”ML-l \nri1-1l in 1111111,
:Comstock Brother's.
Dibblc‘s Block, South Norwulk,
43 Main Street. Non-walk.
South Xurwnlk. April 10. 1811.
I { ()()'I‘ BIEER
.1 N1)
SOI)A VVIK’JTER
AT
’SDrug Store.
‘29”
.PECK
c. J. GRUMTN:
BARGAINS
——I.\’—
LADIES” DRESS GOODS,
F U R S ,
Hosiery 85 Gloves,
Linen Goods & Blankets.
my Goods purchased at Auction, of the Best Qum-
ty, ad sue-s than Old Prion.
m1. muster DRESS Goons.
FULL mm: or nousxutmmo Goons.
FULL mm: was AND CAssmxuus.
Great Ban-gums 1n
DRESS ‘ COCOS.
; G! 1’ GEM: 1 '1 '
OLD BRIDGE 8.1701115 -
_ I)011blc Button Gloves fOr $1. 50.
41.11. 3—.:.
M51 1'
RI: ‘1“N' BETA 1cm
villi nulllllllll'l’llllsl
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CIGAR AND TOBACCO ”STORE.
PURE HAVANA CIGARS,
and all the
' POPULAR DOMESTIC BRANDS,
AT m '6
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
andnlnrgcstockof
Pipes, and General Smoking Ar-
tlcles.
lIlS an am Cigars are manufactured by himself
from tobacco lmpo rted directly from Cuba, his na-
tive country. and their quality can be depended] upon
South Norwnlk, July 13, 1871. 9-tf
WILLIAM 0. WILSON,
FLORIST ll NU SEBYMAN,
HM Imnstnntly on hand, and for sale to dealers and
J
planters.
Bedding Plants,
E mbncln g
ROSES, —
DAHLIAS,
I‘Tf‘llSIAS,
G ERANI HMS,
VERBENAS,
LANTANAS, ETC,
As wrl] us
Fl‘llll and Ul‘lllllllfllllfll TIRES
.Xnd Shrubs.
Nursevk-s and Greenhousau.
(FLI’SHING AV’ENl'E.)
ASTORIA, LONG ISLAND.-
No‘v ‘i'ork (Eity Ofllvo,
<.-\T THE GREENEUI'SEI
43 WEST l4th STREET. N. Y.
101101 \‘unrnlk Fob. ‘2 1871 12 6m
FURNITURE
UNDERTAKING.
ON "AND A GENERAL ASSORT-
MKNT OI“
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
['.\'l)l'ZI{T-\. KING.
“'1 no [1n parul to furnish 1-11-rylhiugucrcsanry
for mu inu- run-m Of the dc: 1d. VV' 1: are also pn pu'cd
lukecp bodies in a patent icc cnskctwithout wet
ling the body.
E. RAYMOND & SON,
No ”Main street. Ooppoalte Prowl“ Bulldl‘ng.
NurunlL \ov. 17. 18‘ 10
CLOSING OUT SALEH
VV'E KEEP
Fur the next thirty days we otter our cntlrc stock of
Summer Dress Goods
4 .
resume-leaf
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COST.
Beat French Lawns and Organdie’s it
Twenty-five Cents per Yard.
Parasols and Sun .Um-
brellas Way Down. I
Ladies’ Gents’ and Children's
Gauge WraPPQIS'.
KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
a
Aedfitplete Went of all the ulmtdafnble
colon Always on land
Embroidered Buck Kid GlOve
fOr One" Dollar.-
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IN ALL KINDS OF
Fillfl Gl‘fllifll'lfll, T838,
PROVISIONS,
Sugars and Spices,
“'e have just received a fresh lot of those
CHOICE OOLONG AND
JA PAN
TTTTT
which we shall sell at a very small ud-
Wo have the
vunce.
Finest Stock of Fancy Grocer-
ies in the City.
Cross; and Blackwell's Chow
Chow, Mixed Pickles, Ghir-
kins, Cauliflower, Pickilili,
Vl'orccstershire Sauce,
V-‘Valnut Catsup, and
Pickled Walnuts,
Guava Jelly, Do-
Jellies,
111 estic
all flavors,
Marmalade, Deviled Ham, Lie-
bigs extract of Meat.
CHOICE IMPORTED FRUITS
in fancy glass packages.
Spiced and Fluid Pickled
. Salmon, Pickldeobstcr,"
Canned Peaches, Quin-
ces,
Strawberries,
Piucapple, COTn,
‘matoes,’ etc.
.'.',‘~;‘9,5':.
Fresh Butter
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Esq-35.; 1f“~® 5;. » 32'3’23}
.2” 1.1-. VMW- rm? «5.9,.» 5 TI"-
Brains, Peas, To— 6
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THE OLD WELL
00M YARD!
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Are now prepared to furnish all the best rlrieties of
PLASTER,
HAIR,
BLUESTONE,
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AT THE!!! NEW COAL YARD.
Come} Water and Washing'tOn
= Streets,
00TH NORWALK CONN.
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131-11115 as low as honest
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alga-2:19“; 3535141?
GRAlN,
In quantities to suit pm.
HAMS,
Smoked (I in pickle.
PORK,
By the bun-cl or quantity.
VINEGAR,
Weider—hm
MACKERElzg,
mmwrmmm
KEROSENE OIL,
Bythobuncl.
HAY,
By the bull: or ton.
Bedding HAY,
Bythe ton.
STRAW,
Brthe shelf or halo.
COA L,
Ton. unload. or urge.
WOOD,
Cut and split any length.
COKE,
Indictment-Maren.
BRICK,
Longhhnd. Nortthve,Cmbm.ndthk.Pmu.
LIME,
By thebarnelor unload.
CEMENT,
Bythehuulaatgo.
PLAerR,
nmmflcm
BLUE STONE,
Anamorunmorda.
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