hmfibflfl anddutyolthe
m.
CENTRAL
5m"m"§‘* Boot and Shoe Store.
“fr"mfiumfld
u w maniac-to ,
ifld-ymm dutiesofderyk
dam hail matters relatingtosaid Thenbecribenwould respectfullymll theme!»
What-3.1871. unorthcpuuremmeixnewmwmm
é‘mu { datingol‘agenenlamortmeutof
Ickembdbythe Smtemdfiouseof
Win inflated
and:
~‘fhllormof oath to be‘fimtedilifisthm to
arm y epar-
tim “to thevalue of land
«mum. thanlandorproper-
qmflmalweastonows:
“Q My swear or amrm that
“Wamprejudiee. you willtm-
'hhoat
{5'
In
A! u in addition to “ An act concerning
Fences
Approved June 8, 1871.
Aarctiaatflifloa toan act entitled“An
‘8
fiat enacted by the
Month” in General Assembly con-
Sun-1.
range.” at
mideouty where said court is by aw ap-
pointed to he held.
Sec. 2. Allactsand parts of acts incon-
shtat herewith are hereby repealed
Sec. mt Thk act shall take effect from its
Approval June 8.1871.
(rum x111.
An act relating to the Charter of the City of
Approved June 10.18’1.
Aaaethaddition to an act entitled" An
”concerning Communities and Corpo-
Thatwhenrvar the stockholders of any
m3?“ «111...».
2:11 to dheoatiana the businem for which
which capital stock among its stock-
bounty-null
W
corpora
Court in the Countv where 11:13‘
MummyJudgeotsaidcourtinva—
mfwuorderlimitinga ”(mill-#91
such order. limiting not less than two months
from initiate and shall prescribe the notice
that than be given thereol to said creditors
and all claims which are not
we of mod order shall be barn-11 of
Anointed June 15. "131%
An art oncoming Hedges of Stocks
Suite-acted
Womb General Assembly con-
Snell. That
riabaorahareapthcmodot
pledge the same for afny debt or dutv, he
may m a powero attorney to the party
to “the debt or duty' 18 due particular-
.E5
the been 1 mi
atmoy with the certificate
meatldaui tomid
auchstock shall be held as securi-
1-3-th
said power of attorney shall
the cashier. trumrer or
whose duty it shall be to note upon
stockblrok 0! said corporation the fact
the“
olthestoch pledgedandth t
(«ghetflh eamoun
.. wfis’fiis
pickles-Many
5.1:»:an f the.
. erco assoc,
who“ with it uisprovidcdin
the section.
Append one 15. 1871.
(m xvx.
”*fin‘fiw‘ 2:? '7 &al ‘m'mu
Append June 15. 1871.
mm
AaActfu'tha
which mybe
”mm Sohl
t. epyour
.ppmvedJnre
The superior court in and {or the
unity o! Fairfield.1‘or the trial of criminal
coon
that term to the other
not be protected from attachment
algae-113w of the owner thereof
Asembly con-
and appraise the m-
preented to you. acmrd-
truevalue and according
8, 1871.
u...—
exam XI.
and 001an Fields."
[Local Act]
CHAPTER XII.
M to com. “
Senate and House of
its resin from
wheremhl court is designated to
lace 1n
the discretion ogtheJudge
afloat-a
New Haven.
[Local Act]
marriaxrv
the Senate and House of
General Amcmbly con-
Wmd by
flail have
tion may apply to the
may make
presented in
('WX\.
by the Senate and House of
whenever the owner of any
maulhotizini said pars
to We: we stock on
and deliver
and
duty as efl‘cctually as if
transferred to said part
Inch corporation. But such
it» amignee in bankrupt-
inlblvency until a copy of
befiicd with
' of said cor-
[Local Act}
We: Electric Sig-
Q ,- e, . . .1
“he: dimmed»
Cabal Mb!" yconi‘
m -. Rheumatism, Sprains, Stiff Joints,
1
ONLY www.mm A m5.
BOOTS, SllllES AND RUBBEBS.
olallkinda. (hilandenmineourgoodsandpricm.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
We have the finest. best andlargeet stock of goods
hm.‘pgpes muddy compeaion.
laindfipluicptronage ileum
1301;311:1110
GIVE US A CALL.
BROWN .5; STEVENS
ELY’B BLOCK,
l-y CITY OF SOUTH XOR\VALK.
New Store
AND
New Goods.
BA YMOND k DICK ENS.
Haring taken a store in the
NEW BRICK BLOCK 0X MAIN ST-
as: of New York & New Haven Depot. are now pre-
pared to supply the public generally. with
Choice Groceries and Provisions,
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN,&c.,
allot the best quality and at the lowest prices possible.
South Nomlk. Dec. 15. 18'1'0. Lt!
JOHN ILSMITII.
FLORIST,
City of South Norwalk, Conn.
Plants and Flowers at all Seasons.
Flowers for Funerals furnished and tastefully ar-
ranged to ordmat short aot'toa. '
I'VSE
LAZABUS ac MORRIS’S
CELEBRATED
Perfected Spectacles & Eye Glasses.
They never tire the eve Nani 1‘ than tell! with-
. For sale nN WEI-[fill m.
and Rot-ran by
$§tehm§er and Jeweler.
c. M. Grumman,
“WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER
We never supply or employ peddlere. 21%
W 303.qu
Pornrtoro Warehouse.
The proprietors 0! this establishment. beiu
among the most extensive manuracturers anfi
wholesale dealers in the State. beg leave to an
nounoetn the :tizmw of South Not-walk and viola.
re
a retail house in South
“mini“
till show a full assortment of
in a furniture store. and sell
BUCKINGHAM & 00.,
UND E RTAKE RS,
‘ AND 0mm IN
1“ £13.31? ER 31:
Main Street,
OPPOSITB TEX RAILROAD DEPOT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Nanuhcmry and Wholemle Depot. W
’rijgi‘e:
on: or m mm 111500va or m
' no: FOB T113 mun- 01' PAIN.
rus‘r
hrdcalarindaptedto
Glmdularv Swelling, tic.
s. P. PECK’S,
,
“ii
H
“means.
1
r” liclll 1" r ..
EAST SIDE OF IAIN STEEL SOUTH OF RAIL ROAD.
Our
1-1!
i
JAKE! A. BROWN.
DEALERSIN
aim is to keep the bent
Sugars,
Teas.
Coflbes,
Spices,
Flour,
Feed,
PROVISIONS,
FOREIGN. DOME’I'IC AND CANNED
FRUITS,
And everything pertaining to a
First-Class Grocery Store
13- WE SELL LOW.
SOUTH NORWALK,
s. F. 1:15:03,
Nearly oppoaite I. R. Depot.
Pure, Select
COMES.
PATENT MEDICINES,
MINERAL WATERS
Trooooo Fancylrflclcr, Cutlery,
'.B
to an Inlaid Hair Brush.
orwalk. Nov 17 1870
- In fact r1 cry thing from a Quill Tooth Pick
—Physicians' Prescriptions mrefully com-
poundedday and En tolled
have
same building tor nl t Lcalls. on Wuhlngtnn Street.
South)! l-tt
COR. MAIN AND MARSHALL 81's.,
SAUCES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
EDWIN WILCOX.
Druggist and Apothecary,
Bruno. Hellclroo ocrcncnsl
FINE TOILE’I‘ SOAPS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
I’ERFL’MERY IN GREAT VAR] ETY.
l
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS, 1 o
T E A S
In
ORG-ANS,
——AN D—
._A'|‘_
o M.POTTER
PIANOS,
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
PARKER’S STORE,
N0. 21 IMAlN qSTREET, NORWALK,
One door north of Bennett's dry goods store.
’Willkeepa stuck “Instruments at Pnrker‘sstore
advflaellthuvmmowytnstanmmta
‘ Wmmtahminmmhew.
muscle-inquired.
4-H
g Wamhw aal'l'pllmthl
sofi'rnEnN CONNECTICUT
LHBER T
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
Brick, andall of
in.“ mmmfl. 1mm
Mumw.m_llmfl w
Vholemlemli Reprint-163 in all unpopular
We! '
T O B AC 0 0,
And manufacturers of
CIGARS.
Just retenod. the
Durham Queen Smoking,
——AND—
Phoenix Tin Foil Chewing.
MONEY PACKED IN EVERY PAPER.
ELY‘S BLOCK.
south Nomtk.
1y
IMPORTANT NOTICE
—'l‘O-—
TAX l’AYlflRS !
MASS MEETINGS
WILL BE 1151.1) mun- 181 “Hits STORE or
F. .1. TOLLES .1. 0...,
DEA LERS I N
Flllll Glllllfll‘lfis, PI‘llVlSlllllS,
FLOUR, FEED, &O.
MAIN STREET. EAST OF R. It. DEPOT. I
SOUTH NORWALK,
T0 PI'RL‘IIASE TH E
l
—~()l"*
The Great I nited States Tea (‘0.
A! New York Prices. and save the extra
IJOCAIA TJXX.
South Norwallt. March 15. 1670
fin: “01.1) WELL”
Hardware Store,
0!"
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer, 5
line just opened in the
NE\V BRICK BLOCK.
Across the way from TOLLES a ELY‘S Old Stand.
(out of Washington Street. with a full and new lot of
Builders’ Hardware
BETTER. AND MORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY 0R VICINITY.
Our Assortment of Locks,
of Home and other Companies manufacture. we
would call your attention to. not a; a y as we
make it 11 gratuity to 1’
mp 11
Compié’te’ Stock of Everything
in our line of trade.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS,
All BrandaofAmICAN»&ENGLISH undultentted
WHITE LEAD,
{LINSEED OIL,
DRY AND MIXED COLORS,
can always be found at our store. Also.
Pickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
Agents for HASURY A warm“ celebrated
Railroad Colors and Combination Lead.
South Norwalk, Nov.1'l, 1m. 1- t1
WEBB 8'5 FERRIS.
Coal and“ Wood,
FOOT OF MASHALL ST.
mammoth-111111111110:
W00!) AND COAL.
Mmmfimhp‘rz
Franklin Goal, of Lykens V
1:. Am
MerchantTailor,
13m IH
Youths&Gents’
Clothing
Furnishing Goods,
Hm.- constantly on handa tine stock of ENGLISH
FREN CH AND AMERICAN CLOTHS. CAS-
SIMERES 890' .
v
in receipt of the newest and most
1e h.stylcs Having procured
the services ota
First-Class Cutter,
and Is constant!
fashloua
I flatter myself. from an ex riencc of over twelve
years in the business that can suit the most, fas-
tidious customers. Hy garments. both Coats and
Pants are all made by
First-Class Men Tailors.
00031111392110 {proportion furnishing their own
11 go sock
I.- I N E N
ANT) 0TH ER
Summer Clothing,
READY MADE. AT LOW PRICES.
Too Cool and Lonoor Y'all
AT
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large stock of AH k‘tulv 11‘
LUMBER
..ll'ST REL‘EIVED. AND FOR SALE ('IIEAI’.
LAT“. BRICK.
COAL. LIME,
I’LASTER AND CEMENT
Small Profits and Quick Returns
[5 M Y MUT’I‘U.
ROBERT C.RAYMOND
ROWA ‘t'Tt 1.\' POST Ul-‘F‘lt '11.
May. 21. 1871.!
MILLINERY,
MILLINERY,
MILLINERY,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
CHEAP,
—AT-—
D. DAYTON’S.
D. DAYTONfs.
D. DAYTON’S.
Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Crape
MADE UP IN STYLE. AND. AT LOW-
‘. Agoodntwarranledandmadouthecna‘tmu-
maywantit. Cuttiiigdonetorothcnwmskeu
.hm‘ Wore. Also, alarge Wont
W. H. S‘VORDS,
Merchant Tailor,
COB. WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS.
80 L’TH NORWALK. CONN.
‘ and English Coatings,
EST PRICES.
Booms, STATIONERY,
WRAPPING PAPER
‘34.: ,3 alum
_TWINEWETC.,
;., :li" .,‘
constantly on hand nl price— to duly rompt-llllmll
..., Wfiwm ”malachwmh
lrthjeaomllfiminedj
Seeds! Seeds”
For. the Farm,
For the Gard. on,
For the Lawn,
Constantly on hand the Largest Stock of
FRESH AND GENUINE
SEEDS
In the World.
Catalogues mailed and orders filled on appli-
cation to
Mallory a. Downs,
Ageals in Fairfield County for
J. M. THORBURN & 00.,
Growers and Importers and Dealers in Seeds.
15 JOHN DTREET,
NEW YORK.
HENRY HOPKINS’
,,..-.._ ....
LfVERY 31x
ltf
Diarshall Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, c'r.
HORSES AND—CARRIAGES.
TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
c A R R I A G E S ,
To all trains and steamboate. Charges reasonable.
South Norwalk. Dec. 1. 1870. 3 ti'
on) WELL
LIVERY STABLE,
Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
i Washington Street, South Norwalk.
l
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
0 O A O E E S ,
FOR wrinnrxos AND Ft'xmuw.
HORSES, HARNESSBS & wacon‘s,
FOR SALE.
This Stable is the most commodious establishment
of the kind in the city. t!
“ PURE GOLD.”
“W orthy of Its name. ' ‘t-xclaim all who hate ex
umiued' Pl RE GOLD.” the lending Sunday School
Song Book this your. Over
100,000 Copies '
have been already sold (May 16.) and the book has
been issued but
ONE MONTH !
1.1111015 ORDERS All}: RECEIVED FUR
“ I’ure G-old”
You will find the hymns and (nuns
every day.
PURE. GOOD.
USEFUL. ORIGINAL.
REFINED. LIV'ELY,
EXCELENT, DEVOTIONAL.
TRY “ PURE (101.1)" 11‘ lot WAIST THE BEST.
Oneeo
cog (paper cm or) sent for examination on re-
ciept 01' cents.
BIGLOW & MAIN. 435 Broome St., N. Y..
(Successors to Wm. B. Bradbury.)
For sale at Alex. Swords. News and Stationery
Depot. South Norwalk.
BILLIARDS.
Great revolution 11‘: Cushions and Billiard Tables.
You can make nine cushions on WM. H. G-RIF
FITH S. which best the world for elasticity and cor-
rectness of angles. They are now being
throughout the nited States and
'I'hefoll llowinffi Iaeeeinth CI offitthu-alk
e
and Boron Norwalk have 113 tables 0
Sou a Nor-walk. M
Old Well (nub. Connecticut Hotel
Lucas Hotel. Calistoga B ' '
Byxbee Brothers. Noting ’s Saloon
hi “vetflfil
1 Lee.
WM. ll. GRIFFITH,
No. 40 Vesey Street,
NEW YORK.
VBIT Illllll‘llll ll lllB Pllllll'.
IRON cm P;,:
AGENCY AT sour}; 1011111111.
v. 14‘. luau a conflict“
Havcnowon maid will introduce minim
monomer-111 pint.“ fr so not onlyinnuue
1.11th It in pure iron are.“ nntnndergo
1...... men cover doom .1. aghast-ya:
wf‘g-h
Wfl
Av,
We Nor-walk.
RwAulLN.Y.Acoom.
11:19 a a
7:94 “ New Yin): Ex.
8:08 “ No train.
8:38 “ New Rom.
9:08 “ New York.
9:! “ New Haven Ex.
1m “ otrain.
10:45 “ New York Ex.
11:31 “ No train.
12:14 P. M. No train.
25521.1 Aooom.
1:10 “ New Haven.
:39 “ New Haven Ex.
:3: “ or M...
.. o
3:00 " New York Ex
8:24 “ New York.
8:50 “ No train.
4:11 " New Haven Ex
4:46 " No train.
5:16 “ New York Ex.
5:26 “ New Haven.
5:46 “ N. Y. 115 N. 11.
6:!) “ No tum.
6:48 “ No train.
7: 15 “ New Haven.
'1':40 “ No train.
815 ‘ No train.
8:83 "" No train.
8:15 “ No train.
9:15 “ N. Y. E N. H Ex.
0.40 " No train.
10:10 “ Saturday only
4......1... i; 11.1.. ..
EDW Di LOCK WOOD. President.
’
l
33:.
”not.”
at the dawn of womanhood or at. the turn of 1m
m
Tonto nltten have-noon“!- t'lend tor-0min;
3.22:. l
1mm
Srancv
tron "111111.: COMPLAINT!» 111mm 111 you. or old.
married or single.
{II-Inmm
Gmf II“. woman-seam
NORM
NELLY WHI
bury and New Haven
etatfiaflo WE“
thout extra
r. 1.. (Sundays excepted
B.-—NelliyL
South Nam
1.11111 from Daub which arrives at
uoe sold without. charge! or
at old packet rates.
intg‘reight
the owners thereof.
toll owe:
For New York.
A! 3:17 A. M. BostonExpres
0:00 stopping at all stations
7:45 Lonfl E rose. stoppin; -' a
Stamfo
9:25 “ stopping at all stations.
11:05 “ Ex
1:18 I’. M. stoppi at all stations.
3:22 " Boston xpross.
3:45 “ stoppln at all stations.
5:41 “ ston .
6:17 etcppin at all stations.
9:37 Boston recs.
A172“). coo (EL) 9:“). 11:31 A. Ma
At g‘fl A. ll. stopping at all stations.
“ Boston Express. -
1:81 P. M. stoppin at all stations.
1:59 “ own
433 .1 .. 1
58:51:: :‘ stopping at ail stations.
7:37 .. .1 .. 1.
9:49 “ Boston Express.
2:40. 5:3). 6:3) 8:10. 245 (Ex..) A. nil:
(Ex..:)4&)(Kx.)5:m. 8:me3
See large
Houses and Hotels.
ty—eeventh street. New York
New Haven B
1-1!
Danbury and Normlk
LEAVE SOUTH!
Dnnbury. Bethel ngand
Accommodation train {or Ridgetekl
mediate stations at 6:22 P. H.
“Wm
9.45A.Mv:;312:85P.;X_ 2453].
1 41'
DAILY LINE.
1K lllll NEW YORK.
Connecting with the Dhnhury Railroad.
THE SPLENDID .lXD FAST STEAXER
TE,
CAPT. S. M». LANE
[Aves South Norwnlk every morning (Sunday I ex-
cepted) at '7: 45. or on arrival of the trains from Dan—
geoonveyed to and from the
turning leaves New York. from Pier 8'. East
River. foot or llarket street. at 2:45 an
foot of ThirtyseV enth street, Fast River. at 3 o 'clock
(1me
Passage, 75 Cents. Excursion Tickets, $1.25.
FREIGHT AT PROPELLER turns.
Retreahmmts of all kinds served on board.
White. for New York. cmnects at
with the (:15 train toDanbury and
the 6:12 p. I train to New Haven also. with the
Don Nmalk
th
:11 7:40. and from how Haven at 7:46 .a. I.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
(lily of Norwall or P. F. Brady,
Will leave from each and of the route curyevon-
(”IL
are turbid trusting any of 11.1. cm
ployeesot either at the above boats on noting-nae!
New York and New Haven R. P.
SI'MMER ARRANGEMENT.
0031111311}th HAY ”ND. 11m
Trains eat-e Passenger Station at South Norwalk as
t Dario:
New York for South Norwalk.
1215 {$3.3
(131.) 3:45. 4:31am €1.33”. eon. W(EL.) P. I.
South Norwmlk for New Haven.
Trains lane New Haven for South Remix.“
lmlq :15.
hill of adiertisement at the Static-
Superlntendent‘ 5 once. Fourth avenue. and hen—
Assistant Superintendent‘ e Other Station noun.
JAMIE
ROYT.
Superior
RR
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
comnmcmo m1: 12. um.
LEAVE DAXBUBY mnsom ROI VAX-I.
6:30A..‘M 12mm 4:!)P.l.; ”Freightatwl’.l
um.
two A. 1L- (Freight) 11115 A. I: ”it” P. 1:11;)“:
Rudi 3mm “:3
BIDGBFIB” ””03.
- can;
Mm
: 6:45A. M.; 12109.1;m2mn1- 813?.U.
Joniaaoox.
inguinsu'oetatothcncwstoreiu
TOYS AND NOT!
Amman-roa-
m EV 28! DAY.
Bodwell & Hoyt
Have removed from the corner of Main and "afi-
Chichester’s Block,
WASHIN. GTON ST.,
wherewillhetounda lama-Intimate!
ON 8,
Blank Books, Stationery,
Black mm and
Rustic Frames.
Plain and Fancyflolored Sinus.
commit
Sewing Machine Oil for flak.
imummmumm
Pl.
11-we-
GMtdesnltir.‘
”mammoth—thaw“
tron. ”mama-ammo
mmm—m-‘m
mums-yummy“...
and the rim! or— .“ m Que!
LIMP—malt. autumn-am.
m d a“ I“ . mam-sac.
flldflmmm
m arm-mama.“
114v
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