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H .seoiwq haozmeg $2222.21
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FOREIGN l DOIESTTC
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WASHINGTON STREET.
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Roses.
Geramumm,
.2VEFI'3'E335’2. 2/
AND
..;BEDDING our PLANTS,
Elm Shut inlt “met
3+0klnerry.
Raspberry.
2... '1‘ '2 SWrben-‘y ‘ , _
Tm! E“! PW! Gibb!!! “d
Warm
mm urn rues-nuns SEEDS,
_ DUTCH BULBS.
m bung-eager”
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mrm m muses,
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SOUTH norms“. 003K.
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Sugar-i. .
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PROVISIONS,
FOREIGN. DOMESTIC AND CANNED
' ‘ "2'2- :2;
«RULE 2
FRUITS,
swans, “is? fiffius,
And everything perm-nuns
W W 29'9"- W
m WE SELL LUVV.
3A..“ A. m“. ‘0']! ml.
l-tl
“an” filo—GAINS ’_
Boot aniline Stun.
The subscribers would respectfully cull lhl‘ atten-
tion at the public to their new stock of goods. con-
slum g“! [pummel .
BOOTS, SHOES AND BORDERS,
of :11 kinds. all sud enmine our goods Ind prices.
WE WliJ. NUT BE UNDERSULD.
We hsrc the finest. best and lsrgcst stock of goods
A shun of the public pstronsge is solicited
Desotlsli to
GIVE US A CALL.
WY. awdrnqigrefibwéi“ “" ... "*2- 2.. ..., 2......”
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a
ELY'- 81-003.
CITY OF SOUTH NOBWALK.
ll.” NABH’M’ BROTHERS
are constmtly receivinzlsrge sdditlons to their vs-
rled nsortmeut of
95m». Bod loomnnd Kitchen
, Bi. -
, .{ 2-222Mflmd 5:73.}. 4
CROCKERY. CHINA. GLASS, BOHE—
XIAN. W. . 2 LAVA.
AND BRONZED W .
Tm. summon; 65am; um my: use
I ETA LS. TIN -300l'm BELL'HAEGERB.
rrrl mm W 2
BMW, , ' K. 2 I v
ILVGERSOLL‘S WA TER ELET'A TOR,
new) :98: resifileitwymu' r
OHIO IRONWM CO.
:2": : {ream ' .» 2
n
2 an or no: om?
”deals and net-unusa- in on the popular
22:2 ”,2, . .2. 5.--. 2:-
” 1; mg. 1:42” 2 41
32‘.
.. ”‘2:
'1.‘ o 13.3.
’ 47 :‘ 2‘4
(:00,
Andmsglficturersof
an.“ 2.2.: '
{:«4;;‘~JN‘; 9
lustrecened the
Dudiani Cheer! Smoking”
:4” D 5:
2...... rm Foil Chewing.
1% , . . , -
"2 2 ..
MONEY ”com “EVERY Rim.
,2 «
; ELY‘S BLOCK,
>_l-y South Norwnlk.
I M PORTANT NOTICE
4m-
'I_‘AX .PAY.’ 1*le 2
iii
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GENTBAE =' 2
isAss' MEETINGS
“’1”. BE HELD DAILY TN THE STORE 0?
F. A. TOLLES . .2. 00.,
' mum-tits l.\’
Lljllll Gmcmis, Provisions,
FLOOR, FEED. ac.
MAIN “murmur or R. R DEPOT.
SOITTI! N ORWALK,
'rtr' HJRCIIASZ run
'I' E, A s
4”— . . .
The Great United States Tea Co.
At New York Priors, sud save the extra
LOC.A14 TAX.
South Norwelk, Much is. 1370. )-
scum uonwnLrt
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‘2}: a... «sunk-uni.
extensive mufscturers
mince
ity. tint the; lasts a refit
N k. w ere they will doc slull assortment 0!
usually found in.‘ s mum store. sud sell
us low Is the lowest. .
s:
.:
nlrculsréggnl A: no,
UND impairs-Rs.
“ 12me
km Street,
“ammo“
C
129129239
Discovfiuns or run
Aos tron ms M oi! rm.
‘2 ’
Wweth.
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*9.
Particularly erupted to
1i"ibgliluaintuitionO,{S’prainsi sin“ mloints, A
eels-duly Swim #2
mmfimmmwfi Z ' our mnx'rrrxvs cums A 301"an
mummhymorehamls. ' _ ‘ ’
. . - - “233‘ .‘rornie‘by‘iumauu..sk
ahead-italic“- them. ‘ . ‘ 1 ..
owgamw:m mummy Hon- .2 BLANGHARD; Proprietors.
[CB WQQfiL ans .2ch sun-r. m roux.
handgun-tailor: each-"u; “ "
mums-1mm“. comma
. er 7: 7!
WWW-xi: M
W 3 .o . - 2 -g ‘r’
5371'“ p: .ir‘l
. __Flrso-Class Cutter,
F Ifn N11 U R E}
own-umym Din-or. ,.
."L'irfsafifi-mx-
eddy-egg.
”' wrflissié 221122.22,
R
MerohantTailor;
. I)“: m .
3, Y
c1=’oth1'i1g
Furnishing Goons,
. a. r 2
h oonstsntly on bonds nne stock of EKGLISH,
" -' FRENCH AND mom CLO S. CA8~
snd is constantly in receipt of the newest and most.
lss leg. “Ewing fluted
' ’thc. _ of s
[nutter myssll. tron sues rleloe of over twelve
yesrsin the business. tint can suit the most [Is—
tidious customers. My guments. both Costs And
Puma. Ire all msde by
F int-Class Men Tailors.
Cuttin done (or turtles furnish their own
goods. 1 large stock of N
no omen "
Summer Clothing,
READY MADE. AT LOW PRICES.
NOW final all Lulu Yam
“beam °
LIMN‘ ..
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
One door north of Bennett‘s dry goods store.
. J. M. POTTER
Will keep a flock of Instruments u Parker‘s More
and will sell them on monthly instsllmcntn.
Old instruments ukeu in exchange for no“.
Pianos tuned snd repaired.
’ It ENTITY F no 15 iii if s7
l" ' ”3‘.” 31‘s
\T
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FIVE MILE RIVER. l
A wish-38k oi all hind- n'
LUMBER
Jl'ST REFRH'KD, \Kli FUR SALE ("EAR
COAL, LIME. LATH. BRICK.
l‘lAl-"l'l'IIi AND (TIMI-INT
constantly on land st prices to tidy competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
is ‘Y KOT’l'O.
ROBERT C.RAYMOND
RO“'A\'TUN MT UPFlt'E.
29-1!
my. 33. nm.
"-9"- I-“
ism march. Jr.,
General litmus! and Juliet,
Msnufnctnrcr of
Church’s Steam rump.
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
sll kinds of
15:11:": £3128 (2.11 i n e ry ,
02: THE MOST REASONABLE Talus.
Boiler In-peotor
For the Fourth Congressman] District of the State
of Connecticut. Account
Vanderwotefis lriihroved
Jana]. mime Waler..,llleelt
’CHUR’ ' en's"
’rnrnmr sums: puns:
This Pump is the must sompedi‘buiihhu
less number 0:0th and is the Cheapest
Pump ever pie before the ublic. It runs
without noise or jar. For 'ce List. kc,
~ 1999? .SFHPRGH. 2'!»
Role T’rtiprirtor- and Manufacturer,
fl _ NORWALK. CONN.
._ Wimp amino-bro! womanl-
xnv Buildings . 1-
Eu cohsuntly on land, sail for ssls to dealers and
HGHV": f‘ if, a i” >2
ROSES, "
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.euneiztwfi 5:2. :.,;
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‘ “(MOSES AND CARRIAGE. .
ind mom mums ox oos'rnwi
.2 Choice Grunts: and Provisions,
fart-'02:; 2:22.. «:1.
.' ""vsRY’ Brig
Mariska]! Street,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
TU LET .tr ALI. Horns.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
c A R R l A c. E 8 ,
To All trains and steunbmis.
i South Norwalk, Dec. 1. 1870.
1 OLD. WELL
LIVERY STABLE,
Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
Washington Street. South Norwalk.
‘-
L‘hargvs reasonable.
3 ti
HOURS.
TO LET AT ALL
(3 O A O H I! S s
roa wummms AND FUNERALS.
HORSES, Huntsman a: “’Auons.
FUR SALE.
This Stable is the moat mun-odious catsblishmsm
3H
" Worthy of its name i“ cxclaim nil who have ex-
smiut-d “ PI'RE GOLD." the loading Sunday School
Song Book this year, Over
100,000 Copies
hen: been already «old (May 16.) and lhr book has
been issued but
ONE MONTH!
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FUR
“ Pure (1i'old"
every day. You will find the hymns and tum».-
PL'RE. GOOD.
USEFUL. ORIGINAL.
REFINED. LIVELY.
EXCELENT, DEVOTIONAI-
TRY " PURE GOLD“ ll" YOl' WAK'I‘ THE BIST.
One on n’ (paper em or) sent {or c-xsxniustlou on rc-
dept of cents.
BIGLOVA' S; MAIN. 425 Browne SL. .\. Y.,
(Successors to Wm. B. Brsdbury.)
For sis st Alex. Swords. News and Stationery
Depot, South Nonvslk.
New Store
AN D
New Goods.
CHARLES P. DAVIS,
Successor to
RAYMOND A: DICKENS,
NEW BRICK BLOCK 0N MAIN ST.,
east of New York a; New Haven Depo is now pre-
pared to supply the public geners y. with
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, &c.,
sll oi' thebest qusllty and at the lowest prices possible.
1 South Harv-1k. Dec. 15. 1870. 5-H
JOHN ll. SMI’i‘H,
F L OBI s T ,
EASTSIDE 0F IAIN STREET. 80811105 mam
City .2 5...... munch...
. . Plants sud Flowers“ all Seasons-
mm 7
L-
1871. OOWCING Am 18-. min. +
‘ 0
Leave Nor Lean Saudi X
A. ll N. Y. Aecom. 5:53 A. I.
6:19 A . Y. I; N. B. 6:47 “
7:94 “ New York Ex. 7:48 ‘
&08 "‘ No train. R”
&$ “ New Elven 9:03. ‘
9:02 “ New York. 9:3 “
9:22 ‘ New Haven Ex 9:45 ‘ i
ORGANS mow mm ms .
’ mo “ New York Ex mos '
11:” “' No min. 11:53 “
12:14PM Hamill. 1235‘? I.
12:56 “ . Y. Accom. 1:1)
—AND-— 1:10 “ New Haven. 1:3 “ |
1:89 “ New linen Ex. 2m ‘ ‘
2:03 “ No min. 28 ‘ .
. 3:32 “ No train. 3:00 ‘
8:00 New York Ex. 3:“
3:34 “ New York. 3:50 ‘
8:60 ‘ No min. 4:21
. . 9 4:11 " New Keven Ex 4:35
4:46 ‘ 0 mm 5:“
2.2 2mm“: 2'22 ‘
: “ '97 you a: “
FOR SALE AND TO BEN 'I‘ 946w ; €ng N 11 E2 -
. . n . ..
6:48 ‘ ho (ruin. 7:15 “
'izls ‘ hew Enven 7:40
__ AT— 7:40 ' No thin. &05 "
‘ 8:05 1&0 tutu. 3:3; ..
8:81 “ No min. $55 ~
8:55 No Quin. 92 i5
. 2.. ‘ 22.25 H E' *2
. “ o 10: “
PARKER S STOR E, mm 2 3..."... only 10:30 :
, sefing-M'a‘éhine
_‘-. «o.-. ‘ -n '
has}; » '
gate «7..
“’“N‘orwalit‘
EDWIN Locxwoon. President.
DAILY LINE.
lllllllllll iii NEW YORK.
Connecting with the Dunbar; Railroad.
THE SPLENDID AND FAST RTEAMER
2
CAPT. s. M. LANE,
Leaves South Nuruslk cit-r3" morning (Sundays ex-
cepted) ”1:45. or on arrival of the traiub from Dan-
bury and New listen.
Passenvers and Bug-«age conveyed to and from the
de lot I! south NorwaTk without extrs chum.
NIL-turning loaves New York. from Pier 37, East
River. {out of Market t-treet. at 2:45 and from Pier
foot oi Thirtyvsevemh street. East River. at 3 o‘clock
r. l.. tSuuduy: excepted}.
Passage, 75 Cents. Excursion Tickets. $1.25.
FREIGHT A‘i‘ PROPELLER RATES.
Refreshments of all kinds served on board.
N. B.-.\'ellr “him. for New York. connects at 2
bouth Sorw with the 6:18 train to Dnnbury and
tin- 6:12 I. I. train to New Haven: also. with the
1min from Danbury which arrives at South Narwslk
a: 7:30, sud from Lew 11le at. 7:46 A. as.
THE FREIGHT PR! )l’EiJJ—IRS
City of Norwall or P. F. Brady,
Will leave from Path end of the route mrrv mx‘n- =
in". Produte sold without charge for eommissi- u. 1
Freight at old pocket rates.
All persons In: forbid trusting any of ”A, [-111 ‘
ployeeo of either 0! the nbme boats on ncuuum of E
the owners thereof. 95:: !
liaivenR. P.
NeAVTOYorR and
SI'MMER ARRANGEMENT.
t‘OmNt‘l‘NG MAY 22KB. 1810.
Train: mu- Pusan-n2" Station at South .\'on all. as
folluwe :
For New‘ York. 2
Boston Express. 5
2
n
x
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2
l
a
2
At 3:47 A. M.
on mopping at all Etnl iuw
6:45 .. .. ..
7:45 Local Express. Hopping at [imm-
Stamford. i
9:!) “ stopping at all stations. ‘
1:05 “ i
1:18 P. M. Hopping at sll stationv. !
3:8 “ Baotou press. .
3:45 “ stow It all stations. 1
Eli 3“”? u E
' etoppn at 3 stations.
0.37 Boston Express. 9
New York nor South Nor-walk.
Al 7:“), non (ELJ moo. 11:3) A. 1.: 12:15 x.)
(151.) 3:45, 4:30 (Local ex") mo. 6:3). Szwt ..l l‘, M. I
South Norwnlk for New Haven.
At $2.: A. M. stopping at all stations. ‘
9:44 “ Boston prms.
1:31 P. H. stoppin st all station».
1:59 “ Boston Exgrm.
4:33 .. ..
as: stopping st all Mariam
6;“ .. .. ..
7:3,, .. .. ..
9:49 “ Boston Exprese.
Truins lens-c New Elven for South Norwnlk.
2:40.. 3”. 6:”. &10. 9:45 (Em) A. 11.: 12:0) 31.; 9415.
(Ex..) 4:!) (81.1! am. 8:3) (Ex..) P. 3!.
See large bill of ndrertisemvut at the 5mm 11 2
Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent‘s Office. Fourth avenue. and van-
ty-ocventh street. New York.
Assistant Superintendent‘s 0mm. Station lions: .
New Haven. JAMES H. HOYT.
l-tf Superintendent.
U Donhury and Norwalk R.
3-.
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COWCING OCT. 16. 1871.
Bally Trains.
LEAVE nuxnt'xx r03 sot'ru nonwum.
6:3) A. ll. ; 13:0)
n: son-n sown: roe mxsrm'.
Dunbnry, .thel. lie-ding sud Sendfortl of E]? P. )4.
mediate stations at 6.13 P. M.
Trains on Ri eld Branch run from the up traiiu
and to the down train;
JOHN W. BACON.
1 -tf Superintendent.
Bodwell 6r. Hoyt
lime rammed from the W 9‘ Huh: and \“salr
lngtou strrets to the new store in
2
'= (‘hichester’s Block,
WASHINGTON‘ ST.,
where will he found a largo assortment of
TOYS: ‘AN D 'NOTIONS,
" Blank Books, Stationery,
A FINE A1580" RTNENT OF
7 Back Walnut, Ovai and
1:? RusticF‘rames. '
. PlamandFancydeedaraws
mmwmx; . ..
CWFEC'fiofiifm a = :
.imrmgoogg. ‘
oil {oi-gag;
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2
ARRANGEMES 'l‘. I,
M. ; 4:35 P. x. ; Freight at 335 m: ?
LIA '
tooluu. - (Freight) 11:055.)“ 1:55 P.M_: imam: E
Ammwltion min for mdent’ld and into:- ;
VINBGAB. m
lama!”
nrJ! mum M
to! Count ”2
1mm sacrum"
/'
villi-“wt m )uuliu .u 24.],
mun-own» nu
slum»! Utmih ”haw"... m
lllw dmm M wumwhmd or at lilo turn at life.
5
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3.
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“Mm-museui‘nurwwmw
ruummsvuz
FANCY DRINK:
Made n: Poor um. Wilda. Prod Morton-
and Refuse Lienor- dorms-ed. W :M "M
cried took-au- the udv- "din-i “Tum-‘f' " ‘M. I
era." "nest-urn." xv- \‘rm i.“ the w m. nu
drunks-um and min. but ;.n'» a tn. “id”. ”in
from the Nauru lit-rum "who: 4‘31““. fro-t
fro- nll Alcoholic stimuli-u. The! sm- tie:
GREAT BLOOD PERI?!" so! A Ll?!-
GIVISG Pullclfbtsneflen Won-i
lnvuonmru! the Marys“ «loll W'-
muer and ransom the Island to: My mum.
non. No persona-null“ Diner-Wt -
direaion and remain ion: unwell. pnn'idedtbem
are not destroyed by miners! pononor «her-e...
and the vital 011nm we“ henna-i the swim a!
revolt.
For lulu-elm nod Ciro-II: w
us- “I Gout. Dyspepsia. or Iodine-Ibo.
muons. naming-s and Inter-ls”. Io-
vers. Dloelsel ante and. um. III-rs
and Bladder. these “on“ tau Ida-n-
eastul. Such Disease. are cells! by V”!
Blool.vhichls wally Noe-ed by m
of the jumbo 0m.-
DYSPBPSIA’ 0! 13mm!. “or:
ache. Pun in the ShouldomCouxhs. “shun-es n! the
Chest. Dizziness. Sour W of the m,
Bad taste in the Mouth. Bilious m m
0! the Elan-t, Inflammation of thr- Lungs. Pain to tho
regions of the Kidneys. and a hundred“ "in!“
symptoms. are the am or W
, They '1an the stomach and stimulate the tor-
pid liver sud bowels. which render them 0! unequi-
ed eflacy in clennnng' the blood of nil i-m' and
importing new llfe and vigor to the whole I”.
F0388" DISIASES. mmumjnlt
Rheum. Matches. Spots. Harpies. W Dolls.
mount-lee. nine-Worms. Solid Heed. Sore Eyes.
Erystpeins. Itch. Scurfs. Diseolontions of the SIR.
Bnmursusd Dim ot the skin. 0! whatever“
or nature. are literally dug up sud cardedoutot’the
sym innshort time by the useof was were
one Bottle in such asses will convince the most. in-
credulous of their curative elect.
Gen-eth- Yiunsed Blood whenever you audits
impurities bur-sum through the skin in Pm
Eruptions or sores; cleanse it Ihen you emu ob-
structed and sluggish tnthe rains. cleanse it. when
It is foul. and your feelings will tell you when. Keep
are blood pure. and the health of the system will
(oilow.
PIN. TAPE and other WORKS, lurking in the
system of so many thorn-ads. are molly destroy-
ed nod removed. For flu dmuionred “any
the dmhrsroundeteh bottle. Win10!!! inn.
gauges—English. German. French and Spanish.
1. WALK ER. Proprietor. Ti. H. MCDONALD‘CO-
Dmgxxsta‘ and General Agents. Son Pram Cat.
and r and .‘A (‘nmmerre ewe” t. Nev-York.
arson) BY ALL mtccalsri ASD DEALERS
11 -l v
New Bands!
F0" FIEMA Li; ('0)! I'LA i N'l'i‘.
mnrrlml or ulnalu.
«ta-2.;l'vum‘1flMWoa
New 22222!
GOMSTOGK BROS.
We sw now offering I splendid smv‘l. o! rrw
. styles of
SPRING:
CLOTHING
-—F‘Oll-~
Men’s, Boys’ and Children's Wear.
All “1201 Suits. ........ $10.00
All Wool Suits ......... 12.50
All Wool Suits. . . . . . . . 14.00
‘All “'00! Suits ......... 16.50
:All “tool Suits ......... 19.00
All W001 Suits ........ (10.00
Spring Overcoats,
ALL STYLE!“ AND PRICES
Our motto is and ever has been " Email profile and
quick sales." and this we strictly adhere to. ..r
Our connection with a manufacturing and johbim:
house gives us mcilities for selling :(Z'lothing u as
lowfiguresnsthebestXewYorkuudB-osm houses
and we are determined that our costumes shall h.“ e
the benefit of it.
A large and carefully tack-crud stock of
Gento’ Furnishing Goods
Balancing
Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves,
Handkerdiiefs, Collars.
Shirts,
Which we otter st prices tidying competitimt.
VVIiITE SHI Ra‘s.
c ENTS’ u uoERWEAR.
A smumx "
We would csll special simtiou‘to our stock of
Trunks and ‘ Leather 3 Bags,
Whi, a... buxom», 'm i? 19:38 “The“. 3‘: .‘.
,2 ind W’Wfifi “3"“
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SCARFS, BOWS, UMBRELLAS, ‘
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