3 .11
mahhn— that! a.“
h‘hhflawalhahcfi'd'“
trans-mama“-
~~~dllmlfiwm
I. P. ”Vault-y. paving and
“W I“ in W. WP Pie
2*WA
P. LIP-hf 4 File wow arching
machine.
I a m. at Watertowa. animal trap.
0. I No! New Britain. per-nata-
nrnaae and fur-
“ _ _
‘ how Haven. ”signer
. h M Repeating Arms Cos “if
“to the Parker & Whipple Co..sash
...-b
1“ Payne. ct Bridgman. cartridge
3-. MA! dwetown padlock.
John “buy. at Berlin. assiguor to
am 1!: Co. two patents for fire tongs
John Brasher. assignor to Hart Mfg Co.
0 . .
Mash Mun Mr; c0,
hint age hoot.
Lie m. of Contact iliv assiguor
m the C“ (‘11.. gang plow.
6w. 0. line. of Hartford. assiguor to
Coil PM. rue Ar. "Pg ('11.. operating ma-
' M Killing ms
t“
l. W. W. 0! Birmingham bustle
Gee. I. m of Essex. compound for
[gain and A. X. N. Aubin of
m aaiea
' . A. _ . if or to
need W 3 ma-
ch“ mic.
MOSS.
Hmiord Carpet (‘0. . ”figures. 3 designs
tor carpet paterna
My & Hubbard oi “est Meridm 3s-
tiaa-ea 1 patents for c I“ .
Wt & C11. of Set (Yen. assigneeso
cart-d but.
”4 t Co. of New Haven. assignees.
the! hint
Sag-Rial. at New Haven. cask-um
fig awn—acre do:
‘Fnaven. aslgnee,
la: Britannia Ca,
assiguee. socket
{It lifting WW
Wm.liquars.
it “Em “1‘1 .5! tsville. carriage
nah—I'm
"when, of Collinsville. plow.
601 U. manhunt)! Essex. lubricating
oil.
Walht'e Barnes. Brblol. clock spring.
5..“ “13:3 méiubfiw‘
tot he staunch”
Carob! leap. of \‘ew Haven cooking
utendl
——-—4>—- ~
-A presiding elder
mommnuumd: “ 1 amal-
waya afraid to reprove those who misbehave
in church. In the early part of my ministry
l-deagrcat mistake.
ia‘a
As I was preach-
t before me was
. and making 1111—
pa and adminbtercd
a area-a hate. Alter the close of the ser-
vice, on of the oflcial members came and
said to «2111mm )ou have madeagreat
phat; That young man whom you have
Since then I have al-
vc those who mis-
i . I should repeat the
I” Intimate another idiot” Dur-
iq the rest of that service. at least. there
was good order.
- 0
Tllcta or Jt'ooLtmL—A traveler at Kim
3 m by the \ iceroy the Ami:
this was one of the amusements:
“That same night a juggler appeared, who
I- h d the great Khn's slaves, and the
“it said to him. ‘ Come and show 18 some
of your wonders 3' I’pon this he took a
wooden hall with seven holes in it. through
othe at. I:
girl of it alto-
gether“: was. t: hottest season of the
pea Maud we were mtside in the miildle of
the ”a count There now remained
only a short piece ot thong in the corijuror‘s
the boys who
'3‘ and mount.
a.“ so. ebbing by the thong. and we
last ”I m. ’ m'éonjuror then called
to h m tines, but. getting no answer.
hwupa knife as if in great rage.
“hallo! the thong. and disappeared in
w ' one of
P
.3
anaesthetic-mommnim
01““? I‘mhe canedown him-
‘A and blowing. and with his
haihlaodthed thegroundbeton
to 1110111-
. , .2 $11121»;
‘ . 2' , I...» ., ‘. 1‘ -
“hashi- “Maud
anhprano! therewaameboynrho
flmflhadhaton us! Anthisaston-
“hie-Ileana.”
Q; Bwinhurn’a
.i g ' that“the
h dhwddiagnngJaaae-
ahht a. WIMby the
“hit“ hire-dh-tyaf-
““hhn—hmb
, “h “aha-I1
tVVWE? s35??? mum
amumr2.1m..mmsm Utensils.
“unit-lurch 2‘ F '3‘ ..
:zs wwsmaflw—ww
«£32 r"‘lc'§: Brown&wnc03.
“Mfl Um, §
1:. been W to plane the {flowing h-
acriptioa an the great rock on Ms Island.
in Ply-oath Katha. near thehail burial
enclosure:
“as m
SABBOTH iDAY
m m
20 December
rest
The revenue cutter Rationing conveyed to
the spot. Wednesday. Mr. Winthrop. Hon.
E. S. Toby and others; who. after viewing
the situation. selected for_the place of the
inscription the face of the rock looking to
the sea, under the shadow of which the pit-
grims who landed there probably conducted
their first devotions. sheltered from the
northerlv winds
-——-4>-————-
Sum 1133 W¢The Cashier
dth Km Bank at St. Paul. Xin-
M ‘1 ““M‘ or “-6, new”, at? IfIy “a. atew Wmhnofi—
cashier of a bank in the southern part
of the state that his account was overdrawn.
For answer he received the following tele—
gram :
But 01' . June 13.1871.
Cashier First National Bank, St.I Paul:
See Matthew, m1 chapter, 29th verse.
Yours. ———. Cashier.
To which the following was promptly tel-
egraphed back in reply :
I-‘rm 811103111. BANK. ST. P111. June 13.
Cashier —— Bank:
Examine Matthew. v. ‘25.
Yours. ——. Cashier.
There are so manv people that hardly ev-
er open their Bible that ac publish the
above hoping that they rusv be led by curi-
osity. if no better motive to search the Scrip-
lures.
‘V w — 4
—The interposition of the United States
of France. But. subsequently.
American governmant asked the life of the
Archduke Maximilian. Mexico denied the
request. When the fact became known to
the American Legion.
bee u made by the Cabinet at ‘vVashington,
rand Quied by the mm authorities. the
Americans secretly resolved. at thc hazard of
their lives. to place the Archduke safely up-
on American soil. The undertaking which
they prepared themselves to execute was
nothing less than the abduction of MaximiL
in: by strategem. The Archduke had sur-
rendered aud was in prison; his trial by
drumhead court-martial, and his sentence
had alrctdy taken place 1 he awaited his ex-
ecution. The plan of the Americans. hasti-
ly matured, “a to surprise and capture hi.
guard in the night, to take him from the
prison, mount him upon a fleet horse. and
escort him, under the protection of the Le-
gion, to Matamoras. and thence across the
Rio Grande into Texas Even detail of the
plan was carefully attended to ; nor did it
need the pleadings of their country-women—
the Princess Salthalrn—to nerve t hem to the
task; the simple request of the American gov-
Erimflt mmWDtheLagloa, and it was to
them sumcient warrant for the desperate un—
dertaking. But destiny was against them;
an unforeseen circumstance prevented them
from even making the attempt. On the
morning of the \"er_\ ds) tltcv had selectedI
to rescue the prisoner they ucrc suddenly
and percmptorily ordered to march at a.
moment‘ 3 notice on special dutv, to the cap
ing. Ever} plea Lha \vit could invent was
made to induce Embeds to countermund or
Americam. He knew thc relation which
or; and he rccollected.
carted the lady through the lines during the
siege of Querctaro. These reasons may have
influenced the Meximn commander in mak-
ing his decision ; but he left the American
Legion no alternative and the\ were very
reluctantlg. compelled to abandon their plan
F. _D.INASH 113mm
are constantly receiving large addition:- to their 13-
rled assortment. of
Parlor, Bed Room and Kitchen
Fl' RN ITI . RE.
composed in part of
CROCKERY. cums, oLAss, Born;
MIAN. PARIAN MARBLE. LAVA
AND BRONZED WARES.
Heaters. Ranges Storm and Furnaces. Sheet. Zinc.
Russia and common Pipe. Chandeliers and Ball
Lampe. Bronx! and a large variety of com-
mau 1.3m Interns. and Globes. Burn
crs an W Force and Sac
Icking.
n. and Cucumber Wood Punt
tio
Lead and Wood Picpe. Tile mistpe and ads. Brass
PLUMBERS MATERIALS.
They are also Xanutncturers and Working in
T13. SHEET-1303'. COPPER. LEAD ASD ZI‘SC
ASKS” m3
HARTFORD EAISTH CLOSET 00.,
— or the—
L'O VELTT CLOTHS REVGER AIS'D
BAILEY WASZHNG HA CHINE.
also mic agents for Fair-field County for the
01110 IRON-SLAB PAINT 60.,
2:?“ {(261136me NEW BORIZOS’I‘ALLY1
ICE (3.3.11 FREEZER.
(”MIMEJWIBTM
M3?” ”€193“; 3 mm.
W. B. ”1114135
1a :i {2—
ii: ;-a
i":
12132129 «also;
Tm»: Pawrrrrm Rescrr'. or .‘IAIIMILIAN. ,
that the request had '2
ital if ‘1ch Remonstrsnce um unsvail- i
postpone the execution of his order. But
the Mexican “39 cantumacious. lie evi ‘
dently suspected a any 4 m 111 by the"
nuns A. snows.
1 If
i
saved Mexico from subjugation by the arms i
when theI
I
i
t
l
of all kinds.
...-..- .
Do not fall to
GIVE US.
I
l
inn-Y's BLOCK,
1-)“
Our aim in to keep the heat
“IRA M S. BRO“’\ .
OORMANDWSTS.
SOUTH NOIWALK,
Dwm
GROCERIES,
OF ALI. KINDS.
FOREIGN. DOMESTIC AND csxm-zo
F B U I T S v
SAUCES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
And v.38") 2111113 Whining to
First-Class Grocery Store.
1%" WE SELL I.()\\.
1; DWI}: u' mall.
I GREAT B IRG 1111’s
«.A‘l THE/—
CENTRAL
DDDl EDD SD08 SIDI'DIF
The whats-then would respectfully call the straw 2
i
atone! the public to their new stat-tot good- von- i
ri-tingof a general assortment or
130013, SHDES AND RUBBERS,:
om we examine our 3.0.1. and price-s. 1
'wr: WILL NOT BE L'xouusow.
u. 2.... the Guest 1)... 1-1.1 2...... stock .1 coals'
in this city. and prices that defy competition
A share of the public patronage la solicited.
A CALL.
1
_cn‘r or sorr'rn \orrw 11.1; I
THE
existed between the princess and the emper- 3
perhaps “1th some I
chagrin, that the American Legion had es» '
2 stock of Fall and “inter (woods. conflictingI
\‘ow York andbostan
«purchases-ad
now-hon at the South Norwallr Dry Goods EmI
0min
porltun would lurch gain the
l for Maximilian' s rescue. ——0eerlaud .Uanthly. 3
ma mammoth; "
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a.
inf-Li‘s
I
{as 131
7 m
‘{ froqrrrrsfi-et
. Agricultural Fair
‘mrmfir - may
__ .. ... w-
a. swam-z a co.
WC
0
ITOBACCO,
And Inauutact nrera or
CIGARS.
Sugars,
Teas.
Just rccened. the
Comes.
Spices. ‘, .
no”, ' Durham Queen Smoking,
Feed.
' 13D»
PRO'V'ISIONS,
thnix Tin Foil Chewing.
E ELY‘S BLOCK.
1 _\' South Nor-“111k;
i
j .-.", --.___
!
IMPORTANT NOTICE
-TII .
quax PAYE RS
“11.1. BE HELD DAILY I.\' THE STURE Ul"
\. TOL] E.
DEA LERS IS
Fill Gl‘flill‘lfll, PlDVlSlDDS ’2
FLOUR, FEED, ac.
.MAIN
|
; SOITTII NORWALI‘.
t
2 T0 m'rransL' Till-Z
TEAS
.011;
The Great I tilted States Tea (‘0. 1
Al XI 11 \ nrk l’ri fires. and save thl‘ I vtm
[10(7 .\11 T 5.x.
houthhonvslk. 3411111115.; 131).!-
9 I SOUTH NORWALK
EFumimre Warehouse.
the most extensive
among
I State. beg leave to a
i wholesale dealt-rs in tin
i nouncc to the citizens of South Norwnllr and 114";
ity. that the ' hue opened a retail house in Sou
l Norwalt.
all goods usually found in a furniture atom and cell i
l as low as tho lowoat.
mnmwmnmmw
MONEY PACKED IN EVERY PAPER.
MASS MEETINGS
& (‘0,
STREET, EAST 0]" ll. 1i. DEPOT. l
I‘ The pmprictrmt of this eetnhliphtm-nt. lu-inv
manufacturers an
err they will show a full ausrmmcnt of
"or“ :'.-.
New 1221 all Luriir'tu
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large stock of all End! 0'
. i
LUMBER
JUST RECEIVED. AND FOR flALE CHEAP.
COAL. LIME. LATH. BRICK.
I
i
l
PLAHTER AND CEMENT l
2
l
1
Small Profits and Quick Returns I;
1\ MY “OTTO.
ROW \YTUX P1 151‘ UFFII‘E.
.\Ia\'.2‘i.18'1'1. 2131f
Isaac Church, Jr.,
2122221 Machinist and Joiner,
Manufacturer of
. ’1
l
!
Church's Steam Pump,
Church's Patent Lubricator,
I all kiudt of
1<‘ur l‘lachinery.
'And LIGHT ARTICLES 01‘ cosnucr ;
I).\ Till-Z MOST REASONABLE TERM>.
’;
’ Boner Inspector
l
For ”It Fourth cungrm-I-lounl District of Illt' state 2
of Connecticut. Agent for
; Vanderwater’s Improved
Jonval Turbine Water Wheels.
ROBERT c. RAYMONDj Pianoetumdsndrcpaircd. fl”
' HOPKIN“!
'2 To all trains and stwnboats.
CHU RCH‘H l
iPATENT STEAM PUMP.
This Pump is the 111041 (-ompuu built 11:15
ilcss number of parts and is the ClicaIpcsI
l’ump cvcr placed be fore the public. It runs
.wltllout nnim or iur' For I’ricr- I 14.1%.
udrl revs
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
Sole l’rnprit-lnr 11ml “hurtful-lurch.
NOR“ Al K ( ONS.
Machim- Nit-p _iu.~t11:-uknf the lit-N Rail-
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2 Diana Street, '_‘ :.'_x;>‘z.z- o
itonexhr‘ggguat the Fair. Uurdstockwrnav? %:§11;E . g) m
morecom than t resent. I. ah ~ "9 A“
m I s in lccflmgnum “DI“;rfuogr'lm; oPPosI'rE Tm. RAILROAD DEPOT. A;g?E:3€: 8
. - . v 3:23.". 3‘ "I:
' hOLTH NORWALh. 2—; 59:91; a p.
f Murmhroturg: and Wholesale Depot. Bfitl";prtfrf. ’ .5. 2—25 PEI-:5 I U}
Conn. II 1‘ 5 $2 35:: 3-
? f- !‘3 2 :-§<'1.
’- BILLIARos. 'f' ego-253035”
' LIST I r! =:~:<:a'~ = In H
Great retolutlon 1n Cut-hions and Billiard Tulilm ‘ 74: 9 3-1 53-5 112;“;
You can make nine cushions on “'M. H GRIF- C p = 1;; 9;. 41:5 2
man which halt warm for concern}! and cur~ ' I — 3 g“: '3: '3' ‘ e+
I mum ' 3P6 DOW ”('1‘ I a
l outthe Ignitcdmatesandfiuropc. Dug "3 {5 EgQEEFS 2 g
; The followin placesln the City of SontlINnruulk E. ‘t‘ '3‘": .: m
.1111”;chg rwulkha\cmytnb1cs.3 = 33.3.5. 3E1;
ma aural): Nor-walk. - 3 4 :2 ~ =52 .4
of real in Bree-Goods. Cloths. can: meter. - ‘ ' . ° - "5 PK“;
and Fiona of every description. and youIcannot gszigglub gaffmcuc‘l’fogg’fil' E a .3135 w 03130: 4 b
find in Byxbce Brothers. “(:6 r's Saloon. C3 ‘1 E 2 532m: CD
"The vivcr." 2 a 3 EEO‘ ' "' ‘
, isunc Lee. " Z 9 dwr— m
t ‘ g 2 :g§;m>§ .- et-
2 WM. 11. GRIFFITH, x “5'5 “9°25:
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Fanrfield County . . * 1-3 "Efcfiw
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Jon 1!. SMITH .< - ggfitpfia CD
. 2'; figs: ‘4
. I< LORIS T, :asgucs 9,
H
Sister inducements for ‘ Ladiea‘ Gent‘s g? i ng3 6+
M Cm, ' U“ ' Hm“ 61““ (Kid EAST SIDE or am STREET. scum or am now,
.mhhonmLama. etc.
City of South Norwalk.Conn. "“F I“? '. J I’ 2
Plants and Flowers at- all Seasons-'I
3:» mmfaFumruafnrMshedandmtemlly‘ap- 'JXLFliED Kb L‘PP
insult. M. 11..
(3’11
QPERATO3~
mmmmhcan.
,Teeth
fag-2‘97. ”page. 2‘
DENTISTRY.
Ola hm‘ mewm and
. smrvamm’t oenmfi. won; '
" wrtfiotrt Pain by:
to his stock of
has just received a 13.8.11 addition
Wish m and
”Sardines.
Peak. Iran a 00. ‘s Crackers
ALFRED KNAPP
has just received another large invoice of heat
TEAS... 2 1.331159
wticlrheolersa iowngarca
1.1: .
ALFRED “APP
.-««u.w 3.,
sells (awar- W onu atylea anger...
Emma KERR. ' '
héags"
‘ ‘—
ORGANS,
——AND—~
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
.__‘\T_.
PARKER’S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
i
IWBN‘UU." 0“ hand “1 Pnk“ N 49‘? W"'P"””°“ l 011:: door north of Bennett‘s dry goods store.
I
J. M. POTTER
, “'ill km-p 11 clock of llil-ll’llult‘lllc a1 Parker‘s more
3 l and \\'lll hl‘ll their) on monthly installuu-nts.
.
Old lrn-trurncnh I 11mm in I xt‘hnnzc for "my
HEN BY
Blur-shall Street.
‘SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
H 0 ll S ES
Ti) L ET
‘AND CARRIAGES.
AT ALI. unr'us.
, Balls, Parties, Weddings andIFunerals
.n'Trzxrmn.
C A R R I A G E S ,
Charges red-9111mm
South Norwnlk. Dec. l. 13470. 3 I!
01.15 WELL
LIVERY STABLE
Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
Washington Street. South Norwalk.
L; - ”fl. 2.
T0 LLT AT ALL 1101115.
0 o A C H E S .
you WEDDINGS .txu murmurs.
at":
HORSES AND CARRIACES,
5: 16
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were
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Dr. WALKER‘S CALIFORNIA
VINBGAR BUT: .. 2‘
Hundred: .. cm a d
“.021? tantrum; r- .I‘ .1 r 2' ;.-.: :-
Sui ( unit—\o 1-21. r'cts.
WHAT ARE THE‘! '1:
r111 3111111“ or 12M.
ml or III. the tnrnuf life.
31' Bond for n clrculur.
("0.11 l‘lu‘ill‘i'l‘ '
'1
1171.1.ti‘n-rlimnut m.
:- thin-n have no equal.
6:
New York Ex. :
Vin train. ‘
\ew York. . .
New Haven Ex. 9:45 ‘
No train. “”5 ‘
New York Ex. 11m “
No train. 11:58 “
. No train. 12:35 P. M.
N .Y. Accom. 1:2) "
New Raven 1:39 “
New Haven Ex. '3‘ 2:02 “
No no 2:23 "
No train. $00 “
New York Ex. 3:24 “
New York. 3:5) “
No train. 4:21 "
New Haven Ex. 4:36 “
No min. 5:126 “
New York Ex. 5:46 “
New Haven. 5x56 “
N. Y. Jr N. H 6:!) ”
No train 6:48 “
\0 train 1:15 “
New Raven. 7:40 “
No train. 8.05
No train 91:31}
No train. 8:55
No train. 9215
N. Y. a N. I! fix 9:50
No train 10:(Xl
Saturday only. 10:30
ED“"IN LUCK“ OOD President.
DAIIJY IJI) IQ.
NDRWALK AND NEW YORK.’ 2
Connecting \\ 1th the Danbun' Railroad
THE
SPLENDID A.\’D FAST bTEAMER
NELLY WHITE,
CAPT. S. M. LANE,
Lanes South \‘onralk every morning (Sanders c1-
Crpled) at 7: 45. or on arrh al of the trains from Dan-
bnry and New Hav en
Pusecngzrs and Engage. conveyed to and from the 2
depot at
Retumlnh
Rixcr. toot
foot of T111
11.. (Sundays earl-prod).
‘ Passage,
FREIGHT AT YROI’ELLER RATE:
licfreehmcnlr’ of all kinds served on board.
e‘ 2
i
,_ l
IIIORSES, HARNESSES A‘ \"AIiONS,
FOR 5 ALE
1111- \tnblr 11- [hr moat commodioth u fishlishuu
of lht“ kind in the cirv. :Hf
“ PURE GOLD.”
" “'urthv of 11.1- nnmv '." t‘Vl‘lflllll 111i \1 1m lime e
smincd " I’l'lth‘ (10111),"
Song Book this your. th'I-r
100.000 (‘opios
‘u‘ book 11
luvvhcenuln-ml) pnlrl ..\l:1_\ 11in .1111; 11
been issued but
ONE MONTH!
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEI VEI) FM
“ l’lu'o ( 1: old"
('\rr_\’ (is). You 1111] find the hymnk and tune.-
PCRE. HOOD.
L'SEFL' L. ()RIGIN:\L.
REFINED. LI\ ELY ’
EXCELENT. DEVOTIO\AI..
THY " Pl BE 6011)"
‘ At'1:00 8:.0011-111900. 11:30A 31.:
1 (Ex )3245, 4:3) \Loml (1.15:5!) 6:33. 8:“313L1I'.
ul ’2
X-
Brl
R
I!" 101' “131' THE BEST.
Ono cup: Ipapcr Cn‘r r1 sent for 1 nomination on re-
clept of L‘t'ntr.
BIGLU\V & MAIN. 4:15 Bruorm- SI.
(Sut‘t‘t'iaul’fi In Wm. B. Bradbury.)
l‘or N119 at A.lex Swords, News and Stutluue
be “put South Nnrw ulk
N E“ \ND R A11.El’1..\\T
R O S E S ,
Geraniums,
vnnnnxss
AND
BEDDING our PLANTS,
Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry,
Raspberry,
' Am)
Strawberry ,
N. Y
.,
1'."
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Chloe sentimental
FLOWER 1ND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
spaddattentton tothegatflnpot
3“me
Wat
W3! t. Dom,
W‘TNIMISTS,
choice
Baal
«M- “new.
the leulliu: Mtnrlay School ‘
_\' —\'
6:12r.
\
I.
t: in from
11
11th Nor“ It Without extra charge
a lemon New York. from Pier 311;”! I;
"of Market ctrch at 2:43 and from Pic-r .
East ltiur at 3 0 rlm'k ;
fly -tu \ cuth Ethel
75 Cents. Excursion Tickets, $1.25.
ellv l." bin for Vow York. connects at
121th Vonialk “1111 the 6:18 train to Dunbar) and
Il.1r{n in Van Huvzcn also “ith the
Dunbu
Till-L FREIGHT I’RUPELLERS
\\ ill ll‘flY c
111:.
im of Nurwalk or P. F. Brady,
from r-nch end of rho fllult' cwn tun
are sold 11 ithout charge for commisy—it n.
i‘ reight at old packet rates.
I . 1 persons are forbid trusting any of 11.1. rill
ployres of
New Y
{ either of the above boats on account of ‘
the owners thereof. 25“
ork and New Haven R. P.
SL'
MMER
ARRANGEMENT.
(‘UMMENL'IXG MAY END. 1870.
'1'rsu:~ can» Passenger Station at South Kort-.alk as
follows:
For new York.
Al 3:4 .\1 Boston Express .
11: propping at all stat.- -« ~
(1:45
1:45 Local Expi‘t'ir. stopping a: Darn-11
Mumford.
9:25 ' stopping 11:1111 elaliour.
11:05 " Express.
1:18 P. M. stat-pin“ at all stations.
3:22 “ Boston xprcas.
3:45 utoppiuvy at all etatlun>.
5:41 Boston press.
It]? stoppin ' at all stations
9:3? Boston ‘ Irene.
New York for-South Norwalk.
1*15 (EL. 1
South Norwalk for New Haven.
Al 6.39 ..\
8'5“
9:44
1:31
1:59
4:31
5:52
01:11
7:37
9: 49
l".
Trains lI-me .\C\V Haven for South Xuruall‘ at
.‘l.
.\I. stopping at all r-txfionl.
Boston Expresn.
I-toppiu'.v at all rl:tli<';.-_
Bnrfun rpm-.4-
stopping at all nation».
Boston Express.
'which arrives at South Norm-11k '
‘ .40 and from .\c\\' Haven at 7:46 A. :1. .
XIIEY A33: 301' .1 \'il., "1
FANCV DRIN"
‘.‘1 111»; . E
1’01: 115311111
vi 1 "not km".
and Ref-am 11 I! :1u--4
t nod r031! . ~ - l 11‘ I .
‘ (-rs. 1:4“er rx ‘ : 2 .
drunkennoQ an | r11.
2:- am the .\:1t1u- Hunt.
5 train all .'\1.oholir 9111:: :11111' -.
(-REA'I‘ BLOOD I'I'Rli" 1E1: rand .\1.1'I'.l»
‘Il‘l.\(- PRI‘CIPLI‘...1-rurt. '1 vv. -1..
luvrxumtnr .‘1ft .1e svsu m. . ii pm. 4. :- 2
matter and r-etonnz the M- .. ui : I x *1. .1119.
Inn _\'«2 per: 71 (an tnkr‘ tho-w 11: H: ~< :w-r -'r« :"r 1
direct" on and rom uni ungrrnw- 11. wry d. with ~h: era
are not (lcsu'uyul 11y roincnx 1 In 211 --r tin-r1. . In‘
and the vital organs "rt'filml hr}: in". tl;-- v, ‘
rcrnlr.
For Inflammatory and (‘ hranir rxrn- mur-
tim and Goal. Dyspepsia. or ludicrfllou.
mile-a. net-incur and Intermittrnt Fo-
‘ vera. Diseases ofthc Blood. Lin—r. '(idm 1
' and Bladder. utcac Bitten 11.311 1H :1 mm: ~
cash“. Such Diseases are car .06 b} \ titan»!
d: l’.‘ {‘3 'l ’ ‘M
.... ~..2
.4... .1 .
r4ftif-11'
.1.“
1
,r—c
1-t1-1
Blood.which is gr‘nomlly pr‘duofl; . . -
of the Digestive Organs.
Y SPEPSIA 01!. ISBN: ES1‘I(1\
or 9. Pain in the-Shouldersfuuwh< Tr, 'hlttv-'~<
12...
Chest. Dizzincg Sunr- Erucutinzw ur the 5'1
Bad taste in the Mouth. Bll‘ous Attacks. 1 slim 1
of the Heart. inflammation of the l ..ttngs ram. 1 I .
rcgionaotthefiidneyaand a hundred other.= 22ft- .2
‘ rmptomaaretheofl'apfinzu 12' Drip", 'rsln.
1 They invigorate the stomach and stirIrmi: 1:1 ' '
l pid liver and bowels. which render tncm nf um . nu!
edemmcy in clunsinzthc bl- ..- ~-d 2:13 impurities 11x:
importing new life and v1~ur 11h? 'rl‘ult' u «or:
FORSKI\ DISEASES. mph .1: s T ~11 -. .
Rheum. Blotche! Spots. Plan»! a. I‘CF‘UIFE. 1'!
Carbnncles. Ring—Worms. Said Hen-1:" m I- t
Erysipclas. itch. Scurfs. Discolum‘una 1 r 1331" 5L: 1:.
Burners and Wot thc Strn. of whatch r new.
or nature. are literally i11g up and carried unit-1 thr-
' system in ashort 111110 by the use of “192‘ Bitters.
1 UneBottle in such cases will or nvrrw- the rt: wt In-
credulous of their curative eflect.
Cleanse the Yiuated Blood whenever ynu and 11-
1mpnriuea bursting through the skin in 1'1me-
Eruwlons or sures: cleanse it wncn van and It ur—
atructed and sluggish in the veins.rlennae1t. who:
it is total and your feelings win tell you when. Ku- ,
the blood pure and the health of the system Vii:
follow.
PIS, TA PE and other “ 0331512111111: in r: 1
system at so many thunaanda.arc exact-rally death 1 -
, ed and removed. for full directions. read care full'
1 the circular around each bottle. printed in four int.-
gnagea-English. German. French and Spanish.
J.“'ALKER,Pn-prrpt1-r. 11 u xsrrmxstmsn:
“waist: and Gem-ml Age-ma. San Francine-2. Cal.
and 3‘: 219-114 Fumrm-rn- Street. Sew-Turk.
get-$111.11 1n 31.1.11111 2. .Ist‘s \xtntiu.at.1:tr.~
ll-ly
’éllew Goods!
New Ennis!
GOMSTOCKBROS
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\\,~ y, ( [1'1“ uanrsu; I Fplrhql 1'.
, otylfi 0f
PRINTS
CLOTHING
2:40 5:31.6:39.lt10 9.45 (Ex 1A. )1 13:00 )1. 211'
‘ItEx. .14: BIHEX. .1500 113mm- 1P. .\1.
Sec large bill of nd‘rcrtixment 11: 1911' Stariru ‘
Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent s Ofl'rn. Fourth 1111mm. 11ml T“lu ,
r-treet New York
t \nrx rintv "1.1 nt 5 JOfllce 5131'. on lint»: .
AMI-IS 1-1 HUYT
anperiuu ndc at
bury and Norwalk R. R.
ty- -.~cv cnth
Ania-Inn
\(W 11311 11
1-“
Dau
.\ IT
'1‘ IIth ARRANG EMEXT
(‘OWCI‘NG OCT. 16. 1811.
LEA
6:351 A. 31.:
Billy Trains.
\ r. ruanr'nr rot: eotvru 1111111111“).
120031.. 4:.35P 311. :Freightatass PJI
LEAVE BOUT" NOR'ALE P03 DMLRY
9:mAM.:
(Frclwhl)11:05A. M.: 1:55? 31.:
Danhun Bethe. Reading and Sandford at 6:1.1’
Accomm
mediate st
odatiou train for Ridgeneld
ations at 6. 1’2 P 31.
l
and int er- V
I Y't '9‘.
lMen’s, Boys' and Children’s Wear.
0
l All. “Ioul Suits ......... I} I" H”
i All wool Suit. ........ . 1:! :m
[All Wool Suits. .. . . um
'All “'ool Suit~.. .. 1.2:.»
’All Wool Suits ......... 122 on
. IAll “vortl .‘tllh ........ 3'1"“
(EXP lfur 2’
Spring
Trains on Ridgcflcld Branch run {win lllc up trnlu- 2
and to the
l-If
dmvn [ruin-I.
JOHN \V. BACON.
Superintendent.
Bodwell a; non
tended to.
“sated.
Hwy W;
mtmm I I
mmsuttaam a . .
Ilsve remuted from the corner of Main and Wax-h-
ingtou streets to the new store in
Chichester’s Block,
WASHINGTON ST.,
where will he found a large assortment of
TOYS AND NOTIo’Ns,
Blank Books, Stationery,
A FINE ASSORTXENT 01"
Black Waant, Oval and
Rustic Frames,
Plainandfancy Colored Straws.
C(DNPECTIONERY,
FRESH EVERY DAY.
Sewing Maeliiue Oil for Sale.
OrderatmmaudSheetIaachyah
received for MLWatiyaad
“11¢:me
1
ALL BT'L L3) ‘51.) Wis t»
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quick-aloe." “thirst-«ruthuhs
, Oar MMfltja—Mflaaflmw.
hwafltuhblfifitfiwhuflhtkfium
mmummmv—aumw
laadwuaWthtsurWd-fim
theheneltullt
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A large and «Malt; uni-«~41 rut ”f
W‘ M Coats
Kuhn-ring
Shirts, Drum, Rainy, filter.
WW
SCARFS, BOWS. W
Mw‘vummw
\VI—ll'l‘lz‘. fill! 181‘“.
”133..
Glfl‘l’.’ ”NW:
A mun.
WearaalleafimablhI-flaauhmd
Treatsaaduathetlaas.
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humane-a.
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