0
military man-notion for the encamp-
ts prescribed by law. if he deems it ex-
fidient, at such compensation as may be
agreed upon by him, msubject to the up ro-
Mmosh decinchief. to be pal
theo er of the comptroller on the treasurer
of the state which the comptroller I: author-
ized to draw for that purpose upon the cel-
tmate of the brigadier—gen eral. And it
shall.be the duty of the brigudie neral of
the brigade inspector under his Irections.
to attendeech eacheneampment. that maybe
heldand carefully to notice and report to
the commander-Mien the discipline and
oonductof the same: and if. upon such re-
port, the oomunnder—in-cbicf shall judge
that the encampment as been prejudicial
w morale of mIlitary discipline. he
not permit another encampment of
laid regiment until the commandin othcet
GK .
new
regim thn upon the
quartermastef- general 333a‘t‘lest ten days he
a
sum of twenty
for the faith-
o! his oflice.
*fiae. 31 hi sign pa)
I t I execute all 0 ers rc—
«Nwfi. til-Mm inchiet’. rt‘orm
04R. MAIN AIID
S303l Til VOBWALK,
DEALERS [N
‘ . w. fl
GROCERIES,
Our aim II II) keep me beet
Sugars,
Tens,
Coat-es.
Spices»
antenna SIS, .. ._
3:61‘3m' ram: 00
.'
”Thole-ale “l
572...:-
'I‘ O B .A C C O ,
‘imd manufacturer! of -3_3'
016.65.13.38.
Just l’CCt‘lIt'd. lht‘
Durham Queen Smoking,
Flour,
fon the time of holdinr' each encampment
for the necessary tents lankets camp equi-‘
page and supplies therefor and the quarter-
maeter- general shall thereupon issue the ‘
same.
Séc. 71. The commander-in-chicf may. on
reasonable apprehension that the militia of
this state will be needed for actual service 5
in ease of war rebellion, civil disturbance l
fimieeaunayhemulredof imby
law. andmtkhlnceounu withthe camp-
the sum
”my the-ad dollars. conditional for
limo! the dutiea of his.
the I The W ,g-mraldiall examine
on! W the qmllflcntions of candi- riot, tumult unlawful amemblagI-s, invasion
m l!!! mu! surgeons. swistant or for the prevention of invasion either in;l
and he the aeruce of this state or of the Lnitcd
mt! ll" if'all Stalin or such portion thereof :b be him ,
m l d n- judge nectssary to rendzrous at mine suit-é
fluid the ' able place for encampment instruction in
military drill
camp duty field exercise, lll-I
Ispectiou and review: and during such ser- .
«g; f..- ”mmgfiflligngg rice the ofllcers and men shall be subject to .
In: uh! m Int-h regiment agreeably! 0 the rules and regulations of the army of the
‘50 Rb ’- 0 En United States, and entitled to the same com- .
M u an“) ‘3 peneatton and allowance. to be paId from .
fru- ‘ m...- I311!!! 5f the state treasury In such manner and at ’
thou—fl mmu of such times as the mmmandcromchicf shall .
.Il W they are m or un- dim“ —.. , , . ,
Sec. I.-. The commander-Inchxef. or III hI- 1
the Ierriee; aadwhcn heshall also
:d-etie clotllagofthe men. andsee
:l'c ll :mplete uniform ac-
alnence {mm the state, the brigadicr- general
may call out any portion of the active mili- :
tin for escort duty on anI :pccial sex-rim:
:33 W” 03: 1h: “thin the state. and if lhev ~lmll no: he
3&1‘: “3,14,.” called out for a longer period th: In two d8} 3 .
oflt'erot each f-PEY 51‘" receive the same t‘OTnpensatIon a», -
“*3 l” .he a return of the is provided for parades; but if they ~hall be
called out. for anI‘ special sauce in this
state for any longer period than too days ;
except for phradm and encampments prm i-
ded in law. they shall be entitled onlI to
Age same compensation allowances and ra
tins a are prescribed for the arm} of the J3
United States.
Sec. 73. At each regimental parade. there i
shall be employed at the expense of the stair .
a band of music, to be paid a.- hon-matter
provided. -
Sec. 74. In addition In the other tlllllt'h n» .
quired by this act. the commandant of cock 3
regiment of the Connecticut National Guard.
is hereby authorizvd and empowered. at his
discretion. to order evening drills. of not lea» .
than one hour each. in an) Company. of hi-
regiment not exceeding the drills in rach
month, during the month.» from (k tuber to
April inclusive: and he shall detail one or
more of his field oflicezs Io atuml and in ‘
spect at lea-t one eI ening drill of each I om \
pan): in his command during said period or .
shall attend and inspect the some in person .-
and said commandant or the field oflccr 50
detailed in him shll receive for said ser
rice an allowance of ten ccnfs per mile In
ing In and returning roIII the place of
auch drill: and said amount shall be paid
, the paymaster general on the ccrtificalc
mt. Which 3,‘ the commatggant of the 333832193333 33w:
mm” m” truce hm n m an on
W a 3 “m3, tIficate hen been approved la} lbs adjutnm
rounding omccr of Club. Ewen“
than nuke return of the state of L f '
numberof men enroll L" o 1’3““; > .
l their nrms. uniforms, ‘, List of patent: is-uml from lllt' l . r. pat—
” ammunition, WM_WWI en: chief. for the week ending ”cl. 3. 1871, '
d the 3 for the State of Connecticut. furnished ll‘
ht" may: from the ofiice of J. E. Earle. New Haven.
01' encampment. H. S. Barnum of Bridgeport. «~pr for
parade
Th madam of the brigade gathering stones _ ‘
0f the state of bio brig— A. I. (voodncll of “ ulcottIillu asugnnr '
I'itharwter of the field slafl': 10 Turner. Scymnur & JIIIM IIIII and but
hook.
all—ad nine-basal hiacompanv. who
u bra he duly' Ia conformity wIIh the
"Ha-of this not In the selectmen of
tumormiawhichthemeq
my. '50“! have don!
duty. mmn mdaysaerI-aach
manila:
orencampment
evidence that
2
by kw. and shall an-
M month 0! March. make return
at the nausea of all
company. with the towns
and shall also make
gembers of
(hilt: they
no. hen lie res:-
member of a companyahall be
the hits at the town in which the
3.
aball Hana-it to the utant muff}; 12,83 A. (‘. Hold» and J. (In-1111, nt Rrirlgcporl.
l he Inst [tally pnmer for cartrIdI. re.
‘1' The ”me“. .1 Henry Smith of 5()lllll3lllf;l. In. 'I-rl;l‘.Hl' In
m)3.I-I11ll bond shall i self and l". Sutlitf. well bottom.
helm ‘itha suitable; book {of records l C. \Villvox. of New Haven. cupping
N three-smiling r of each oompa- B. L Budd. (If Fairficld. aisignur to .l. s
c'. at!“ or bond. shall came the 113me of l Mott, two patents for check rein fastener.
I“ D“ ”W in “I'm “Ompanr soc-l ..Elllou Jr. of New Haven. a><ignur to ‘
liner .6. to be entered in the ‘mmrd l L. Cande: £3 ('0. imlia rubber shoe.
l" l). lIrmgsIon of \orwich. 51”,. rain-
'. section or E REIS‘l Es.
range?“ 0‘ J. L‘. Cook. (:f Bridgeport. [10:1 coupling. l
rea- v :
:finsmmw“: .
“WWW“; THE
MWulalldel
Deuce-x votes ‘
fall.“
at ’1 man shall tee a
awn-I a In of In, office lid
sunny. in mot January furnish ‘
tom ietla mitergfggiei ,
e In“ 318 3
.... ... “...... .. .... In em ”we... Ffi‘nl’m‘léfi
m book; tor them not In: .2 the South Nontalk Dr} GoodII Em
1m “ lb “my face: of the 5:310 pod would surely gain the
II film-Hie! la approve, and
an may”. but and forms .
and pier- all other duties ‘1de man be
full arm the pmvs..- i
PREMIUM
if on exhibition at the Fair. Our -tock was never
more complete than a: present. and we are than able
2001: special inducement; to purchasers In our long
w a...__._. ..c...”
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org; 33“ weal: fir"? 5’?- ~33:
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Fairfield County-3
Mia-due“-
mtnd
“the
$1.. MM].
aim-hm.
mum”
Fill 9s rial”?!
5“»: aTfi-fir
an»:
”infill:
villa-eel:
Flimfir
, 3}‘()REIGN. @OIIESTIC AND CANNED
» gw—‘m-- A.--" .
i
Parlor, MW Kitchen
f BJIIJ'IT unwind .lL-H‘HIN 12‘.
Feed, f
I’ROVTISION'S,
F R L' I T S .
SA! ( ES. PICKLES JELLIES,
Ind. m [lung ”mm“ , ...
We. (Emory store.
a” “3}: SELL LU‘V. 1
JAIB! A. BRIlWN. EDWIN WILLOX.
l~tf
GREAT BA MAINS
l
iMONEY PACKED lN EVERY PAPER!
, AND »
.. law PIANOS,
Merchant Tailor,
Om IN
Youth’sen Genta'
Clothing;
A ND
Furnishing Goods, *3
ll -In constantly on handaane stock of ENGLISH.
I" REACH A31) AXERICAN CLOTHE. C An-
SDIERFS. kc .
ORGANS,
WAKE»-
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
and' II- constantly in receipt of the utmost and meet
. tuuhlonablc shlea. Having procured
the sen ice: of a
First-Class Cutter,
-AT-—
lflatII-r my.sclf from an I\ JL‘FlLlIC" of our tIIClIe
Ieara in the bn-ineas. that can unit the most {II-~
Ildioua cu-tumcn. MI gnrnnnu both (‘mts and
Penn. ‘ll’O all madI l»,-
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Phoenix Tin Foil Chewing.
ELY'S BLOCK.
South Norw III—k,
iIMPORTANT NOTICE
7TH.
. '1‘ lkx I’IXYPJIIS 1
CENTRAL
.1300 and Shoe Store.
3llII tun-I rim-m “Ulllll rII-pq-ufllll} rail llll’ alicn» ,
Iion of the public to than IIMI block t" :Mfltlr. con:
“7 a :flnn‘ll SIC-Burl IInII‘ l f
e3-2:hg
BOOTS, SHOES IND RUBBERSIE
l
I
l
0! all lIIIIIz» I all and (‘X‘Inllll‘ our guod- and [Rh ->.-. l
“3}: “3 ll.l. NUT lil’. l N DHRSULD
We in; I :m lino-i. best and largest pluck nf gnudu I3
in this (1') . and prix m that do!) competition
A shan- of thr- pIIhIl: pan-(Inn:- l- I'vlir'xlml
in. not (all to
Iv'lVl‘. [35 .\ (Alli.
"IRA.“ S. BR0“’\3.
ELY'S BLOCK,
I IT \ Ul" ‘(il TH. NORW‘ALK.
F H NASH 'HW BROTHERS
are n- ma. II III rccciI ing large addition-I to [in-3 II— Ia-
ricd aamrtmcut of
1" ' RNI'I‘I ' RE,
I IIIIIpIu-r-d in par! of
L'RUL‘KHltl', CHINA. tv‘LAb'b. BUHI'}
“IAN. PARIAX MMRBL . LA\ A
AND BRUNZED \YARES.
Munch. Han mes filial Furlu Shel. Kilt It. .
Rue-la apdgcs‘mnonflpp, welelséaand Hall
Lam 7 algal eun-
33““ Force anal Eno- l
«*5. 'hu II 00d Pun _
[Aflll and end The “Pipe and 3dr. Bras-
PLUM MATERIALS.
They In Inc M and Worker: in
TIN. MIEETJRUN.
VH-Z'I'Alfi. TlX'RWFERS, BELL‘HAXGHRR.
PIPE AND (II‘TI'ER MAKERS.
M Luan- roll
[ultmhu 17.1825; MT 09.. .
\Oihl,Tl’ (LOTIIES' R1.‘VGIIR..I\[I
._;o,-_.
INGERSULL'AS W21 TER ELK VA TOR.
also sole agents for l’airflcld (‘onntI for the
OHIO IRON cm Tllll'l' CH,
flew Paint: have only to be used to glue entire
satisfaction. Theyare ”Man iron mm and
their ensign-.1 la notion-o yedby t
SlInplr eruahedand powdered :by powerful“ machin—
'lll adhere to Imisrlek. wood, atone and any-
thing else and not each or peel them.
Eggs": for TINGLEY‘S NFW HORIZONTALLY
OLV'L-VG '
[on cm "i inmzm'll
me quickest. moat even. and reliable freezer in use.
3‘31"? all. m mum {C 113.
WWW emanate.
at! €1mean
s. FAKULSiir,
133
i
(UPPER. LEAD AND ZINC
latel. with luau-beret
E33 datum-n ,
Benin “Egan-of tie-lather- C
Indy“
{MASS MEETINGS,
WILL BE Ill-ll.“ li\ll.\3 IN THF. eTUllll 01’
[1‘
ill“. \l.l'lll\ l\
lFme Groceries, Provisions,
FLOUR. FEED, ac.
MAIN HTRl-YlIT. FAST Ill“ H H. DEPOT.
1-50 [IT]! NOI{“' 1‘ Llf.
TU l'l'llt 'H.\"F Till"
TEAS
. ()F-.
”The Great [nitcd States Tea (‘0.
it Xv“ York Miro-81ml ~:I\c Ilu- («\lm
110(3114 T.~\X..
\uutlI Norwalk March lo. 1870.1
SOUTH NORWALK
Furniture Warehouse
'l‘hc propriclur- of lllln establishmcm, lxing
among the moat extermin- mnufacturcrr and
\I'holcaalc dcalcn- in the State Jicg leave to nu-
nouncc to (in citizen:- nf South Nor“ elk and I icin-
Iy. that they haw opened a mall hODFeln South
XIII-walk when- Ith will ahou a full anortmcnt of
all usually found In a furniture aton- and so -ll
a! ow me the iuwvst.
nrcuraunana- c...
UND E RT AKE RS,
AND DEALERS lV
FuIINITtRE,
33318in Sta-991.,
uvmikzrn Tin; amnion» DEPU'I‘.
SOCTH NORWALK.
MauufactorI and Wholl‘anlc fit-pol Bridgplen—r
(‘unn.
-...A...
BILLIARD’S
‘ dmt revolution in One one and
, You can make nine cash! on . H. GRlF
l FITE' 8 which but the war! :40! fiatlcity and cor.
lee. They
meal of a
nlted States an
at the
The followl
andnoronghn orwalk have my tables:
IVDNMU'.
I onncctlcut Hotel.
Callstoga Home
war. a. Gawain,
No. 40 Vesey Street ,
Raw YORK.
Dull A'ofithlk.
(Id Well Club
Leena Hotel.
Byxbee Brothcn.
3‘!
JOHN ll. SMITH
I“ L OR I S T,
EAST SIDE 0T3 IAIN STREET; SOUTH 03F lam ROAD.
City otfiouth Norwalk. Conn.
Plants and Flowers at allbeaso‘ as.
lower: for Funeral: furnished. and laterally ar-
rangedto ordaatahonnoti cg. _ n:
ISNJT I S T ‘R Y.
Q. IQ'JNDALIJ; 31L 1).,
.5... Worlvlunarron. ,
93? 3 , i We IWW "'°
“BenthNMColn.
Marrow» woax.
'l‘OlIlIES (T (‘0.
Hard TIMI-II ‘
now ”being used .
laces in the Cltr of330 South XIII-walk ‘
. wav Buildings.
PARKER’S STORE,
l
3 First‘Class Men Tailors. .
g No. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
4 Cutting IlmII- for partic- fund-hing lllt'll' nun,
goods. .\ largv- Hock uf
9 One Ilmq IIquI of B“lllll‘l|3\ dry goods \tnrc.
\
; LINEN
J . l M.POTTER
AN 1) HT” El:
3 Norwalk Holes Raway.
51:39,; 72.11;?-
3§I_u33'|
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18H. COWGISG APRIL 13111. 1871.
Lease . Lem M Nov-leek.
5:38 A. X. N. Y. A III. has A. 3!.
6:19 *‘ N. Y. t N. H. 8:47 “
1:24 " New York Ex 7:48 “
a-os “ No train. 8:98 "
8:38 “ New Haven 9:03 “
9:02 “ New Y ork 9.3 "
$22 " New KAI en Ex. 9:45 “
10:05 ‘ \0 train. 10:25 “
1&45 “ New York Ex. 11:18 “
11:30 “ No train. 11:58 “ l
12:14 P. M No train. 12:35 P. M. ,
1256 " . Y. Aooom 1:!) “
1:10 “ Xew Raven. 1:89 " 2
1:89 “ hew Haven Ex 26 “
2:02 " No train. 2:21 “ '
2:32 “ No train. 3:“! “
$00 “ New-York BX. 354 "
3:24 “ New York. 3:50 “
8:50 “ No train 4:2I ..
4:11 “ \cw Haven Ex. :5 “ l
4:46 “ . 0mm 5.06 .. ,
ms -- New York Ex. an; “ l
5:26 “ New Raven. 5:51 “ ‘
5:46 “ N. Y. I: N H 6:!) “
6:20 ‘~ No train. 6:43 ‘
(MS “ ho train. 7:15 “
7:15 “ haw Elven 7:40 “
7:40 ‘ \0 train. $05
8.435 ‘ No train. 3'3;
8:83 \0 train 8:55
8:55 \0 train 9:15
9:15 N. Y. &1\ ZhL Ex. 9:50
9:40 No min. 10:00
“no Saturday onl_\.10:30 “
EDWIN LOCK‘VOOD Presldenl. j
1)AI]LIY LIN 1:3.
NHHWALK AND NEW YORK.
(cumming “ith the Dnnbury Railroad.
TUE SPLENDID AND FAST STEAMER
l Summer Clothing,
RE All\ )1 “\Dl'. lltlt‘l'"
“ii i kI- p a hltllk ul’ in-Irumcut- at Park-“r .— ~’Ul’k
AT LU“ 3:1IIIlIIill-IllIlIIm Im [Moll ml) in.- -.tallmr‘III-
N
lllw
Uill in-lrnmcnl- when in r-xlennzv l'nr um.
Una] all Inn Yard?
Pianos tuned and rvpnirI-Il.
HENRY HOPKINS
\ T
FIVE )1 [LE llll' Ell.
)Inxfishall fit root .
l ISOUTH NORWALK, CT.
HORSES AXE—42min“: :5.
1‘” IN \T .u l. IIIII'II-
‘ Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
.ITTI:.\ mm
C A R R I A G E S ,
t marge. .- rI ubOfllLblC.
\ l5r_;. thr‘k u! :I‘! L. I'd-0'
l
ZLUMBER
,
l
l
I i To all lf‘dllks and :Ieamlmats.
|
..ll'b'l' I:I-:I l".l\'l-'.l|, \.\'l\ Full < \l.F. I illi.\l’. 3, NW“ 3“"le D“- ’~ “7‘1 3 “
OLD WELL
5 (on- I.I.III:, l.,\'l‘ll. mm K. i
. : Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
* I'I..I.<'IT.II .\.\'n I-mntx'r Washington Street. South Norwalk.
[CI'II-HI IM- I-r lIaIIIl Hi Iruvv— In up! r: mp 'II‘H n 3; 3H°RSES AND CARR'AGES,
l‘O IP71 .\T ALL "OUR“
COACHES.
SmailProfits and Quick Returns Wk “Emu,” Am “NEH”.
HIDIISII‘N. HARNESSES a- \".\l-‘0§§.‘
FUR SALE.
i- till I It»! I‘I'IaII-mljnzh mInTIlI-‘IIIII II!
.1 If
h .\l\ \lUTT“.
'1 lII- SI. Ilill
' I f (III kind in NW til}.
.ROBERT C3.RAYMONDl “PURE GOLD ..
“ Worth}: of its name 3"
IIIIIiIIcIl " l’l3RF. GOLD."
.\III.L' Hunk Illiaymn: (hp:-
100. 000 1‘ opics
‘-..l .‘ ir .,_, I'.I
ROW \\3l3l|\ I'II~T UFFII 1'
it.“ _2:L 18:1.29II‘
Isaac Church, Jr.,
iHFHllll Machinist and Jlllfll‘, .
IIIIII lnII. llllt' l...
lIv-‘H I~~IIIIl hu33'3
ONE MONTH!
Ll Hui? URlll‘IR\ A ill: RECEIVED FUR
Mnuuiadnr. r o!
l
l
i , " I’Iu'v (I‘I()l(1”
. Church 5 Steam Pump;
3 may (in; l mu \‘IH rind Ilw lIIIIIII- ImIl tum--
, .
Churchs Patent Lubncator, mm; “”01,
l3SEP‘l3L. URIGINAL
. an kind- “I REFINE“. . LIVELY.
’i EXCELENT. DEVOTlOXAL.
I“ u ‘3 3' 5‘ " h i n 9 1' .V ~ Tm" .. run: «our ll‘ \‘01' WIN? THE III-yr. 3
”hr copy Ipnpvr I-IIII-I-I -v~l\l fur I-xumination on H‘-
clopr of 2.3 I~I~III.~.
EBIGHHV & MAIN.
Ibuccuasorr lu Wm. B. BradburyJ
All“ LIGHT ARTICLES “)3 ('{lNTRAC'l
ox Tm: MIL-'1‘ REAMINABLE 'l'l-‘Rlls. 43‘3'3’ ”mm" M" x X "
m3. I/papeotor
Eur ~:Ilo at Alex. hwordx News and >IaIiIuII-I-y
:Wm. South .\'III‘\I.-Ilk.
3 For the Fourth L'uIIng-ninlml Di-Iricl Inf IlII'Vlale
Inf (‘IIIIucctiI‘IIL AgI-III fur
Vanderwater’s Improved .
Janval Turbine Water Wheels. R 0 S E S .
-Geran1ums,
l CliUleCH‘s 5
i ‘ VERBENAS,
,PATENT STEAM PUMP
l AND
'IlIis Pump nutho. most compact huilt has
lea.- number of parts and is the Cheapest
Pump ever placed before 33333¥§Ficeb33c31133 runs
3‘ 1
without muse or Mr: For
address
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr"
aim} d’iiiprletm and Manufacturer ;
N OR“'ALK. (. 0N \.
Machine Shop just back of the Horse Ball—
1- ti
WILMAIBI (I. wanna“
noun. IIIIIEIYIIN.
the constantly on hand, and for sale to dealers and
BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
('llUlCE
Blackberry,
Raspberry,
AND
‘I
Strawberry,
PLANTS.
A: ”well‘ an
iNELLY WHITE,%
v-II'luiuI all who limp I-x- .
tlII‘ lt'udin; Mu‘dn) Scum-I
nit lIIIr
\ I: II _\ \Dl.’ .IIII; l’L IV 118‘
planlera. Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
, Celery Plants.
Bedding 1 Plants, - 7 0...... m... .1
ROSES m , : mwaa am) VEGETABLE sauna,
' ‘ DUTCH BULBS.
DAHLLAB, , swunfimuon an mthegetfinpddwlee
FUCESIAS, thmfleem Mfume.
I! ~. gitgnul’ f9 mnrnmm'
Mimi” [i ’ 3 smear!“ ”3mm,
Was " ‘35.
.fi , , emu. Nanak. not-‘0 1%XOWALK’ 3 3 313:
' LANTANAS, Em, w _ .5 .
mm
CAPT. S. M. LANE. i
} U38\ea South \‘orwalk IIery morning (SundaIs ex- 1
. ccplCdl at 1.45, or on arriIul 30f the train- from Dan- .
‘ bury and Ne“ Bawn i
Pasacnwers and Bacon :9 coInI-yed to and from the 1
'dI Ct at booth VorwaTl; II llhuut I‘ xtru char-2c
l gtlnniiu" lI-a\c~ Ne“ \nrk. from Pin 37. £851 3.
‘ RI'Ier. foot of MarkI-t HrcI-I, III 215 and from Pier ?
fool of Thin) -«.-c\ ('l’llh street Em! River. :It 3 n‘t'luvk
I l'. .1. ISnndaI-u nn uptud. .
3 Passage, 75 Cents. Excursion Tickets. $1.25.
FREIGHT A'l' PROPELLER l-LlTE-.
‘ ‘Rcfn‘fihmt'nlt‘ of all kind» 51' had on board
B.—«.\'ellI “'~.hiII fur .\I~I\ ‘lork. conneetn at
Sn \leh Norwalk “ilh the GzlS train to Dunbar} and
Ih 4:12 r. a. train to Nev. HaIcn: aim. with the
In - {mm DaIIburI IIhich arriIt-s at Ninth \urxmlk ‘
at '. w and from New “men at” I 41'» A n :
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[ Till-I FREIGHT T’lllll’lil l. FR‘
‘81., of Norwalk orP F. Brady,
,“ ill lI-aIc from with end 0! ”II n: II: I III-'r} t'\('ll ‘
S in- ' l’rodIII-I- esold \Iithont LlLIP'I' 1m U)lll!‘.ll~rl' n
i in ight at old packu nus
All mm are forbid trusting: any of Il.- r-rll
l plmeuz of either of the ahme boats on acumut of
{ the owmr- thereof. 2541 3
New York and New Haven R. P. 3
e hl‘illll-th ARRANGEMLX 'l‘
COMMENCING MAY 2x0. 1810.
’l PM: ~ r-u‘.n Hire‘nzt‘f SIaIinn at 50th Suruallt as -
! {ulluuu ’
E: For New i’orlt.
: A: 3:4. \ \l Boston
I. (km stopping at all I-lalim ~
‘ (3:4!
7:45 Loni F.\pl'£ k‘. ~tuppi In; .~' Peri-m
StnnIfIIrd.
“11:: flopping a! all statinna
1-: rpm ap.
31:1): 1" 3“. slay-plugs at all station-
3:22 Barton}: xprees.
.3'3145 slnppin at all a nliun»
5:41 hostouéxprcu
It]? rtoppinv at all Elations.
5:31 “ Boston :8.
Newt York for South Norwalk.
M7111. 8113(5me “:30 A. 31.: 1:15 IExJ .
Ilia.) 3:45. tin «Lou! ex“) 5:30. 6:3}. ammo: I'. I. 1
South Norwalk for New Haven.
\l (":39 \. M. stopping at all elation-
9:44 Benton Epreap-
1:31 P. M Hopping at al‘ elation»
1:55: “ Boston Exprcss.
4:35 .. ..
5:52 ulnppinv' at all nation-
(”:14 "
7:3?
we Boston Exprc ~.~.
Trains lean \"cII Even for l N-IIHI Norualk. ll
-‘2:40 5:30 6:30 8110.9245(EL\A. hi: it!“ ‘.; tilt,
ILL)4:w(Ex.)5:m 8:3)(Exll‘li 3
See large bill of advcrtiscmun :.: IlII Nazi. n ,
Houses and Hotel s.
Superintendent 5 Chin. Fourth avenue. and ’l‘auu- E
' l_I scIcuth street. .\I II lork. ~ .
Assistant Superim ( mic-mi- (mice. Station lionq
33;“; Hum. JA am H “U
Superintendent. i
Danbury and Norwalk R. R. l
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‘ AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.
(‘OMBHLVCING OCT. 16. lS'll.
Dally Tnina. l
. LEAVE DAKBI’ET POI: mt‘m Kufl\\'_\LS.
6:30 A. XL; 12:!” 31.; 4:33 P. 1.: Freight at 8'35 R! l
' LEAVE sorta soawana row nanmr.
I9:00 A.M:(l"relght)11:m A. M 1:55? 3.: (Ex Ifur
Danhnry. 3Bcthel Reading and Sandford at 6:11 P. 3!. l
‘ Accommodation (min 33for Rider-mid and inter- '
. median- nations. at 6:22 P. M
Trains IIII llidgeficld Brunch run from the up traiu- ‘
, audio the do“ II trains l
JOHN \l. BACOB *
l-If Superintendent.
Bodwell I35 Hoyt
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Have rammed from the corner or Slain and Wa-h-
. ington strode to the new store in
(‘hichestcr‘s Block,
iWASHINGTON sax,
' where will be found a large assortment of
TOYS AND NOTIONS,
Blank Books, Stationery,
A FINE ASSORTMKST 0?
Black Walnut, Ovaland
Rustic Frames,
Plain and Fancy Colored Straws.
cont-Ecumenism
Fm EVERY DAT.
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sewing Machine Oil for Sale.
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tendedto ”
WTOC‘?” kt Mfi3w;kl18‘3
EWyPerlodleak; mmmpmflfba
A M! w 3 3 watt}.
Dr. WW CW1”. I.
VINEGAR BITTER
g‘s‘ XII” of Thea-«Ii. j g
I: mmrhvl" . mt ‘_
;= IIlWeuIa-s. :
§§EWH Haransmcvogé
3.35.? “
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I-n "alum an.” n unauaneupa on In“
,u I-IWIIIII mum .
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THEY ARE NOT .\ ‘11.}:
FANCY DRJN KI
Blade of Poor Rina. “Tu-tr. Pro-I “'6. fl“—
nld Refuse Liquors "Inward. W and "rm-t
Full FEMALE (‘1)MI‘IIAINTH.
nIIIrrII-Il or numlc. at tho dawn (It IIIIIInnb
Ihm Tania rum-u have no equal.
ened topical-e IIIIv tant' . . ...”. ..2 '~ Talia.“ ‘ Anna»
on; “Wm. 'I‘t': ml "K- under an In
drunkenneaaaml ruin he'd. u?! :trnv- “nut-lat. M
from the \‘auvc noouand III-1335“,! Datum-ah. flee
from all Alcoholic ”lulu-ta. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PERIPIER nail A LII?!-
GIVISG PRINCIPLE. a perk-Ia ltt-ruwawv and
lnrigontor of the system. urrrlnz Ivlalt potato-in:
matter and restoring the blood to a M! and»
(ion. No perpon an tan-thew 11mm ammo»
direction and remain lung unwell. unwind them
are not deatmyed by mineral polson or other mean.
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of
repair.
For Illa-.Itm and Chronic the-...
It- nd Gent. DWI. or I
Bill—a. Bc-lum and Inter-latent [(5
vera, Diuaaeaofthe mood. leer. “Ma
and Bladder. these Diner- have been mat sac-
cesful. Such Dim-ea are caused l-y Vltlntrd
Blood.whicbiagencmlly undead by Ileana-emu“
of the Dlgeaflvc 0min.
DI‘SPBPSIA 0|! lNDlGMIOS. ”and
ache. Pain in the shouldml‘hm‘bl, Titian-real of “as:
Cheet. Diuincm. Sour Minus «It the sum.
Bad hate in the Booth. Bum: Attach. ”My;
of the Mlnnammunn at the Lungs. his lathe
region: of the Kline“ and a hundred other plural
symptom are the naming of ”W
, They inYthe stumach and nebula” the tar-
pid liver and boweh. which neck-r Isms! unequi-
cdeflacy lnclennaimrthe blund of flit-“fitment!
Imp-nan; new life and var-Irv» the 'holo M
FOR. 58!! DISSA!EIL W "an. mama.“
Rheum. matches. Span. maybe. Pun-lea m.
Medea. Bing-Warns. mid Head. Bur-e tree.
Mocha. Itch. Surfs. lineal-m of the Etta.
Humane Dlaeaae- oft!» sunburn-kw.“
ornntare.aremerally do; npaatl “matte
"min-alumnus by the aardtbeae litter-a.
(hem Inanehumwtu coin-u- the “in-
million of their mauve flea.
Gen-e the m M whenever you III II-
lamb-rang“ the-thaw,
mounts: mm: dean-en when you lulu»-
strneted and m In the rot-a. «he. Ia than
It in foal.“ your ”will“ yum-tan. Ian.
theblood ".8" theme! tb- cyan-we}
follow.
Ill. TAPE aw: cab-tr Wflmlflt‘a an
new: arson-y mum‘s-rmw
ed and m. for Ml M' ““9
Rowan-134m“.th bar
”acne-bunk. (m PM .1 I”
1WALKYI. Fume-r I amen-am
Dream: and w as am. the m. fr.
and 2 are! 30 t mums-aq- mt. an -'m
WJLD B‘.’ \IJ. Uttl i. .l‘T- ta» W”
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New Inn!
in M!
common.
SPRI‘O
éCLOTJ-HNG
F! “f.
Men's, Boys‘ and ma 'ear.
. All Wool Suit-Ia. ..... .glu on
2 All Wool Suit:- ..... l2 Em
:All Wool suite. . . . U N
All \‘l ool SuiI ..... . . . . late)
3A1] “ 00] Suite. . ....... lites!
All “VII-l Sult- . . . . . . . ‘3" (in
Spring Overcoat.
ALI. BT\L§1‘ A31! mt.-
Our motto l. and cut he. have I'll-all pm!“ w“
quid: alien." and this '1 ”rial: adhere bu
Our connection pith a m “It gal-his-
hoIIse'rlIea Ill militia hr neat. (We: n
lowagnruuthebenSnYa-tadm—nn
:and we are (in terminal that our real-nut! shit 1-} .
31hr benefit of it.
A large and urn-falls nan-Ind Hart of
ta’ WWI
Embracing
Shirts, Drawers, 'iiusieq, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Collars.
SCARFS, BOWS, UMBRELLAS,
Which we oil'er at prices defying Wont-n.
WHITE SHIRTS.
3 —.um—
GENTS’ UNDERWEAR.
A SMALTY.
We wouldallepedalatxentlouwoeramI-f
Trunks and Leather Bags.
Whidtwehaveaohuflanqla cart-g lethal-meal
macaw lam
Comat‘ock Brothers.
Dibble? Bloch , South Kuwait,
» 131.1: Street, liar-nah.
swan-ma m in. an.
Aoaomml
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