sick. To bait the winrhw sky high when
m mercury Mankin- nudity. The
colder-n sleeping apartment is the more
unhealthy does it become. because cold com
deans the carbonic acid formed by the
breathing»! the sleeper It tlelnearghg,
door, and in rebreathed, and. '
denser! form he will die ‘....... “his
Hence we must begoweraed by circumstan
as; thefirst thing is,you must be comfort-
ably.warm during sleep otherwise you are
not. refreshed. and inflammation of the lungs
may be engendergi, and life destroyed with-
in a very few dayg; @W dopen
fireplace are sdflcient Tor ordinary pun
poses in cold weather. When outer win-
dows are opened. it is well to have them
down at the top two or three inches, and up
at thebottorn for the same space in miasmic
localities; and t 3r; along the water-
courses, I .aEhmmhes, bivounm.
river bottoms. flat islands, and the like. It
is the most important from the first of Au‘
gust until several severe frosts have been no-
ticed. to sleep with all external doors and
windows closed because the cool air of sun
set _ nudes-lion of the poisonous
mm _ :tgi fit of noon-day sun to
rise’fsr above the earth. This condensation
makes the air heavy by the great solidifica-
tion of the emsnations by cold; these rest-
ing on the surface of the earth in more con-
centrated and malignant forms, they are
breathed into thehugand swallowed into
the stomsch. Minna poisoning the
blood with great rapidity. By daylight these
condensation: are made so compact by the
protracted coolness of the earth, they are ten
near the surface of the earth to be breathed
into the system; but as the sun begins to
ascend, thaefirsry condensations begins to
rise Main-‘0‘ several fear above the
ground, and are freely taken into the system
by every breath and swallowed; hence the
hours of sunrise and sunset are the most on.
healthy hours of the twenty- -four in the lo-
calities pamecksnd Wide, when the sun
is hctsm, is fie mosi'sltuhy portion of the
day, because the miasmn is so much rurified
that it ascends rapidly to the upper regions.
The general lessons are : First, avoids the
exposure to the out door air in miamic lo—
calities for the hours including sunrise and
sunset. Second, having a blazing fire on thol
hearth of the family room at these hours. to
ratify and send the miasma upward. Third,
take breakfast before going out of doors in
the morning, and take tea before sundown;
then being out at night is not injurious.
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--I “armies-non van Cour—In his
new book on " Amerlanlsms,“ Prof. SChClL
dc Vere, of the University of Virginia, dis
cusses the origin of this phrase among otir
era Ha says:
The Hon. Andrew Stewart, member of
Congress from PmnSylvnu’a, claim in s.
recent speech 702* m its fir! iippcsr
ance in public In 1862 he was in Congress
discussing the principle of " promotion,"
and said. in the course of his remarks, that
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky sent their hay-
stacks, cornfields and fodder to New York
and Philadelphia for sale Tl‘l Thu.
.-.\ \Ticklifl'e, from Kentuck’g fit
and said: “,Why that isabsurtl Mr. Speak-
r, I call the settle-man to order. He is
stating an sinurdity. We never sent hay-
stacks or comflelds to New York or Phila-
delphia." ” “Fill, " said I, “ what do you
send 9" ‘ W by, her-estmlwagég 1193'
.. Well What makes ya: hiss, guns. rest.
' tie. hogs‘ You feedahuhdrcd‘dnllsrs' worth
of bay to a horse—you just animate and get
npon'the top of your haystack and ride off to
market. How is it with your cattle ? You
make one of them carry fifty dollar! worth
of hay and grass {9.111% castgzn market. 311'.
Wickhfie. you sendfl ‘1? dollars
to an eastern mlfifi ow iii m does
it. take st thirtym cast: abushel to fat-
ten it ?“ Why. thirty bushels." " Then
you put that thirty bushels of corn into
the shape 0! a hog, and make it walk oti' to
an eastern market Ir “I" * itie jumped
up and salt“ cknow ledge
them?“
“mot-heapzpularsccowot thephrasct
ascribeait to the misfortune of n fiatboui-l
man who had come down to New Orleans 3
with two flatboats, laden. the one with corn. i
the other with potatoes. lie was tempted
to eQablishmeut, and - lost
his I wince. On returning
at night to the smart!" found his boat with
corn Ind sunk in theriver. and when the
winner came next morning to demand the
stake. he received the answer. “ Stranger. I
acknowledge the corn. take 'cm but the po
tunes you caa‘tharep Welsh
-WQ
DIM“? Kmua or Em: R. u l .1. Line"
engraving is of tWortler. All great
engravings are done in "line"—simple straight ,
lines. Next mmeathe ‘ line" and stipple. “
"supple" means dots—snulldots like this——
fili—L . Mshll donate
used tow eDiMoi theface
or drapery his very hard to engmvt; a face
in liminply and only mater engmvers
have ever undertaken it. The masters un-
dust-d Ind m‘c: both “ line“ and “stip-
fie." Claude lance engraved, in 1700, s
smash
udwondossaadontlikeswatchspring,
landfill: fiebhniero! the picture.
Measuring «produced thus .--
Tbeudorcopperismade roughlikefine
sad naps. To m aft efeclrlhia
”wheel-osmium Hyatt-wan
awhaeq-cacewfihtflayureamv-
“anathema-newt thentheink
“hula-chit. Uyouwsntfaint colors
”‘1 Huh. Burk engravings look
h w Etching it «tamed to
H ”W!“
law-I mates luau-gt.
~ “*uélfinels
I“ as cove-i win Nash varnish.
”whmwmismish
nhuufifiasa
'wltbahilstrto it.
crouchcs naked over the Tomes, while she
arranges her robe to {all as a mantle from
her neck to the ground as a tent. She now
begins to [umpire freely in the hot air bath.
and the pores of the skin being open and
moist, the volatile oil. from the smoke of the
the burning perfunnx is immediately ab.
sorbed.
By the time the fire has expired the scent-
ing process is completed, and both her per-
son and her robe are redolentof incense,
with which they are so thoroughly impreg.
hated that I have freguently smelt a pony
of women arougly at full a hundred yards
distant when the wind has been blowing
from their direction. This scout, which is
supposed to be very attractive, is composed
of ginger, cloves, cinnamon. fraukincense
and myrrh, a.- speciea of seaweed brought
from the Red Sea, and lastly, the horny
disc which covers the aperture when the
shell-fish withdraws itself within its shell.
The proportion of the ingredients in this mix-
ture is according to taste.
——<.——-—
Ccmms Cts'rons or lows house-
There is still remaining, near Toledo, Iowa,
asmall remnant of two Indian tribes, the
Sans and Foxes. known as the Musquswkees.
who number about three hundred—men, wo-
men and children. They are very lazy, dir-
ty, and degraded, and will probably all dis—
appear in a few years. A correspondent of
the Milwaukee Seratc‘m'.’ furnishes a long ac-
count of their present condition and their
customs, from which we quote :
“ A warrior amongfiem baring died. was
placed on} iffy piée of bark, raised sev-
enty feet high in on old elm tree, secured by
strong thongs of leather, and left there forJ
more than two years. A squaw was buried
113 a sitting posture, the ion-53 part of the
body covered with earth, tflihead and trunk
erect. and except a loppla"; hard and
sinking downward 51‘0“!th the
skeleton sat uptight (of nearly five years
One of the men buried in the Qme manner
had his rifle placed at his shoulder firmly
clasped with both hands and dismslly aimed
by the horrid hunter at blank vacancy. till
nature dimlved the tendons of the arm and
the weapon fell lengthwise on the grave
Sometimes they inter at this unusual depth
of ten and eleven feet, Atothcrs, the corpse
is laid no the surface of the ground and cov-
ered with earth. The graves am stuck with
sticks. and piled with poles, and lllllL' white
flags flutter from stares set in the ground.
while rags of various colors cover the
branches of the methanging trees.
The Blusquawkees. save in a single panics
ulsr, are strictly hnnts‘: and though they
have not the slightest knowledge of numbers,
they remember their accounts with surpris
ing accuracy. “‘hm they buy anything for
which they cannot pay down, they must
arc the amount written on a piece of pa~
r for them. They cannot read it, of
course. but they never fail to brztzz it with
them when they Come to settle, and to know
jost hmx much money it rrprt‘svnk. Their
idea of bisincs is just this: If Slawnock»
€~leW owes me $10, Irrrltc- out his notct’or
the amount, Sign his name to it. and he makes
‘his mark' by touching the top of my pen.
[wider while Imukc the mark (X) myself.
Then he keeps the note to remind him that
he owes me. Without pocket, pocketbook
drawer or shelf in the world, it is an utter
mystery how hc does ktrp it; but as certain
as the day of payment comes so certainly
does he fish out, from some recess or fold, of
blankt, breecirclom or lcgiug, the identi-
cal promise to pay, and hands over both it
and the specified amount. He has no idea
of in ,‘iite t is a product o! civili~
zatlou.3 $15 has paid me! mist
keep the ”z“ remind me that he does not
owe me Should I after“ ard pres-cut it to
him for psynwnt. the fact of its being in my
posession would be to him cmwlusivc evi-
dence that he had paid it."
‘ _‘.».-..
A CU; Iot's ISLE—Mr. \l it‘ great):-
has been cruising in 110 land oi: h his Rub
Boy, the present auto .nn. git es the follow '
ing account of the unique little island of E
3! :trkcn:
A thousand people live here on a small.
area under the sea ’evcl. Their hon ., s arc %
in seven groups, all built of Wood except *
three. Two pear trees are the only forest, 5
and a dozen geranium: the onlv donors l
Staridin;r on the little Ctmctcry you set. ,
ships sailin: all around you and all above ;
your head. Let one breach be made in that 1
sea wall and all 11101.th will melt into the
\\ lm
' muddy ooze of the rolling Zuyder Zec.
The" Precster here is the solo element of
intelligence, vi ith Schiller and Goethe on his '
bottshelvm‘s. a cigar in his mouth, and on 2‘
his table a new English book translated into E
Dutch .Iohn Ploughmau s Talk, by C‘. II.
Spin-goon. All the men and boys are 15: h- l
ors. They have ‘lfilllittle sloops in their Lil—
llplrllnw: hem/provost. are two tugs.
h‘ast Year at Smyrna Their
h 138:: votive Qfl'utngs hung {root the
cell g, model ships. fishers nets, and fish,
skipping about in miniature over the clumsy ;
pews White caps cover the women 5 heads
down to the eyebrows and black curls come
from below the front, and turn upward at
the forehead. A tress of hair bangs at the
ear of each unmarried girtand two forthose
who have husbands. About their tycsoms
are curiously wrought boddiem. The stufi'
for the} i no longes- msnufacturcd, so the
tires is deflated by will. and your price wears
the mantle of her great-grandmother. The
interior of the wooden houses is very pecu-
liar. welargeroota holdsoneor more
families, and has a pest fire in the middle,
and no opening for smoke. or light, or air.
In a few richer dwellings there is an excess
of mt, all of one nick-hack type-
dainaJu-u sodas-veil work. In oneot
thesehousasI-ioudanold ladyol' 87; the
walls 01' the house were entirely covered by
about the: hundred dd! plates, pans
and wall sounded by shim; by
uachnmlpmedeabiletghssseandlcsticta,
snmfiersof 1‘ steamy, barn-steers with-
out mercury, clocks that last told the time
ht Mptctnresot'i’an Tmtnps battlga,
an. Humanism“ oflfhtaglmaeh
This oldladytnust
he also! the chief cfllecton of ease in
m new “be fiefiouth Xen-
mama place, and the old 1:!ny
II objects! city to her 1. serum-unm-
; 1.000 Collhfi in Real Thread Vslonclennes and Linen.
Bloumiii; (‘ul‘aars and Sleeves. still;
" “madman-mum's
TEE LADIES
OF THIS “CITY”
AND SECTION OF THE WORLD WILL
FIND THE
Lowest Prices
403-
Hosiery, Gloves, Hand-
kerchiefs, Laces.
Jaconet Edginge, lnsertlngs,
Linen and Lace Collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufflings,
Veil Berages, Donna Mu-
ring, Stamped Yokes
and Bands.
Shirt Fronts, Cambrlcs, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets,
And thousands of other articles, together with a full
line 0!
NOTIONS,
_.AT_.
n. n. PRITCHARD’S,
One drnr west of the Poetofllce.
P. S.-—Gentn will 'lud the best 25c Paper Collars,
imitation lincn. and cloth llucd throughout.
South Nomi-ilk. March 8. 1871.
FALL STYLES.
FOOTE
lb' RECElVlXG THIS WEEK.
STYLES FOR FALL.
FL'It'A N n (‘LOTll HATS.
l-lf
ALL KINDS OF CAT’S.
CANE)? UMBRELLAS.
CARPET BAGS ETC.
OLD SILK HATS REMODELED.
COME AND SEE.
dd
FALL ANITTVINTER
MILLINERY GOODS.
The latest and best selected monument of Mull.
nary Goods for the season can be tonnd at
D. DAYTON‘S
Hilllucry Establishment. whl ch will be sold at \ery
low rites {or style and quallt cannot be su noted
in c citt Qnirk sale- and. small roflta I our
motto The unit: are invited meal and examine
our stock work done at short notice and in
the most approved style
The subscribe has taken the ngcnry for the
New Wilson Sewing Machine,
which is sold for lifts-cu dollars less than any other
machine tailored to the public it la a Shuttle machine
and will do all kinds of work that any machine n l”
A tarantee for lite yearn zit-en from the com
Remember that $4.5, or $60 will buv as good :1
machine as those that is cold (or $60 and $55
No. 4. ELY‘S BLOCK.
MJ sir-ml South Nor-walk. sept. 10. 1871,
D. DAYTON.
1y
Prices Reduced.
Now is the time to Save Hour}- at
MUNSON’S FANCY STORE,
Main Street, South Norwallt,
A far doors east of Railroad.
Read the following and be Convinced.
prices ranging from 5 cents to $5.00
a suit; sold t-lsc
\\ licrr fur $2 00
Ladic- Gums-I and ('hiltlrcn'e Merino \Vmppm: and ‘
brain-rs. from .50 cents to 31C!)
Ladio-‘ and trout! lrnn Frame Regular )1:th llosr.
at 3:) cents per pair
l
4
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l
r
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Childfl u'- Woolen Stockings from lOccnts to $1. 00. :
'tlntm . (ups Boo: :2 Shirts, \nils Girls Red Ruling
Hoods
1
Extra Length Merino llmac. 60 ceul~ pcr pair I
Gt-nts‘ Cardigan Jackets. from $1.25 to 34.60. l
Ladies and Misses Sscqut-s or Breaking: Shawls, 31 i
Nubian. 50 cents to $2.00. 7 i
I
of}
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Lulu " ,tients‘ . and Children's Gloves. Ostrich Tips.
50 ornts.
V t-lvct Ribbons.
Rt blytus
Shell and Jet Jewelry,
Paper 1 unit-s 4 oil's. and in {art tverythln', ' Usuul‘y
htptiu s tit-trim".
FANCY STOR E.
No
COME AND EXAMINS OI'R GOODS. .
l
TROI‘BLE TO SIIOVV THEM. 1
I
We shall sell jot the next thirty date at less than
cost, in order to reduce our lug stock btlore the 15!.
of January, to save mating them to our new store.
Call a:
1!! U N S 0 N ’ S
Fancy .Store,
OPPOSITE THE NEIV
OPERA HOUSE,
5333' South. Norwalls.
THE “OLD WELL”
Hardware Store,
0?
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
Eaejustopenedlnthc
Shah llzb‘. .ms. in int'l All kinds
XEIV BRICK BLOCK,
Act-on the wayl’rom mumsmr‘sadam.
footer WashingtooSu-eet. withatnllandnewlotut
Builders’ Hardware
BETTER, 11er MORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
‘ IN THIS CITY on VICINITY.
Our. Assortment of Locks,
9
0! Route and “ Companies manufacture,”
anyone“ tioo not spaddty
wucwéygm?‘ a“ “'°
Complete Stock avaerything
insult-saw.
mum“
wax-a. ZJIAD.
Wholesale and MIM‘I tn allthopepalar
most
TOBACCO,
And undiscturers or
CIGARS.
Just rot cued. the
Durham Queen Smoking,
-—AND—
Phoenix Tin Foil Chewing.
MONEY PACKED IN EVERY PAPER.
ELY'S BLOCK,
Sou th Nor‘valle.
Drugglst and Apothecary,
Nearly opposite R. R. Depot.
I’ure, Select
Drugs. Hilllllll lUllmlfiall
FINL LTOILE’I‘ SOAPS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
O O m B a .
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
MINERAL WATERS.
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
ln tart t'vt‘tj'tliinj; from u Quill Tooth Pil‘k
to an luluid Hair Brush.
N B. —Phys|rlan« Prescriptions carefnlh cotn-
pounded day and night Entrance to Residence in
am building. (or night calls, on Washington Street.
South Nonalk, Nov 7. 1810.14!
South Norwalk
PLANING MILL UDHPANY,
MANVFACTL'RF‘M OF AND DEALERS IN
Lumber, Sash, Blinds. Doors, &c.,
FOR STATES AND RAILINGS.
;
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i
BALLUSTERS, NEELLS,&C., ;
l
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I
Steam Sawing. Scroll Sawing.‘
1
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Planing and Turning.
Blur-k “'ulnut, Cherry, Ash, “'hitewood,
6:0, constantly on hand.
“'ORKS NEAR THE STEAAIBOAT LANDING,
R l. TOLLES, Treasurer.
8. 1. mums
1-"
c. 1. row, D. B. swarm,
South Norwalk. Wow, 17. 1870.
hi Lllltl Ytll
AT
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large stock of all lr'nd- n'
LUMBER
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE CHEAP,
COAL, LIME, LATH, BRICK,
PLASTER AND CEMENT
constantly on hand at prices to defy competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
18 NY MOTTO.
ROBERT C.RAYMOND
RUTV AYTON POST OFFICE,
May. 23. 1571. as”
Isaac Church, J r.,
General Machinist and J flllfll‘, ,
Mnnufartunr or
Church’s Steam Pump,
I
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
all kinds of
le‘ur Dlaohinery.
And LIGHT ARTICLES ON CONTRACT
OR rm: nos? unasoxmu: TERHS.
Boiler Inspector
For the Fourth Congrmslonsl District of lhc» 51811‘
0! Connecticut. Agent for
Vanderwater’s Improved
J nuval Turbine Water Wheels.
Ma.
CIIURCIrs
PATENT STEAM PUMP
This Pump is the. most compact built, hm
loss number of parts and is tho Clitnposl
Pump cvor plnccd before the ultlic. It runs
without noise or jnr. For rice List d'c.
address
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
Solo I’ropri‘rtur and Mauv'uctun-r,
NORWALK. CONN.
Machine blmp just hack of the Horse Rail.
wnt Rnilding‘s 1- ll
lMPOrRATANT NOTICE
~11)-
PI‘ILX I ’AX'IQ [{S!
MASS MEETINGS
BE HELD DAILY l.\' THE STORE OF
(N' (70.,
“'HJ,
F. A. TO LLES
DE A LE “S [N
GPUBBI‘TBS, Pl‘flllllllfll,
FLOUR, FEED, 890.
Fill
MA U) STREET EAST OF R R DEPOT,
SOLTTH NORW.~XLI{.
TO PURCHASE THE
TEAS
~01?—
The Great United States Tea Co.
At New York Prices, and save the extra
LOCAL TAX.
South Norwallt, March 15. 1870. l-
Brown 6; Wilcox, f
COR. MAIN AND MARSHALL STS..
soon: nonwsmt,
omnnsrx
GROCERIES,
OFAILKINDS,
Ouralm is to keep the best
Suture,
' Teas,
Co [nae-
Spleen,
no“,
PROVI’SW
FOREIGN, DOW m cannon
scorn nonwann
The proprietors of this establishment,
imam lathe cltiaena of theSought?Natal-altnot!
k‘nfltflly found in a furniture store, and sell
UNDERTAKERS,
Main Street,
F . W h
lllllllllll are 01138.
the most extensive man
have 0 a retail hoaaelnSouth
as ow as the lowest.
, and menus or
OPPOSITE TEE RAILROAD DEPOT,
beln
whfie dale-s In ans
ere they will show a full assortment of
BUCKINGIIAM & (30.,
FURNITURE,
SOUTH NOBWALK.
mm“ """ "M. MW“.
so. 11. KENDALL, it. 1).,
N0. 2l MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
Otto door north of Bennett's dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
Will keep a stock of Instruments at Parker‘s store
and will sell them on monthly installments.
Old instruments taken in exchange {or new.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
+1!”
Dlnrshall Street,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
HORSES ANITCARRIAGES.
TO LET AT ALI. llOL’RS.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
C A R R I A c. E S ,
To all trains and steamboats. Charges roasonrblc.
South \orwalL Dec. 1. 1870 a tf
oLD WELD
LIVERY STABLE,
Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
Washington Street. South Norwalk.
HORSES also Vcaamaczs,
TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
0 O A. C H E B s
FOR WEDDINGS AIVD FUNEILAIS
nonsns, nsmvnssns a: wsooss,
ron SALE.
This Suhlt is the most commodioue establishment
of the kind in the city. 34!
“ PURE GOLD.”
" Worth}; 01 its name 1“ cxrlnim all who hnve ox-
amiucd " Pl'RE GOLD." the loading Sunday school
Song Book this year. Over
100,000 topics
have been already mid (May lfi.) rmd the book has
been issued but
ONE MONTH!
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
“ I’uro (53 old”
t-Vt-ry titty. You will find the hymns and tuna
PURE. GOOD.
USEFUL. ORIGINAL.
REFINEI). LIYELY.
EXCELENT DEVOTIONAL.
TRY “ PURE GOLD" IF TOT: WANT THE 3131'.
One copy manor covert sent for cxnmiuatlon on re
cit-pt of .5 cults
BIGI OlV d; \lAIN, 425 llroome St.
ISuccessors to Wm. B. Bradbury \
For sale nt Alex. Swords. News and Stationery
Depot. 50th Xorvmlk.
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
ROSES, -
Geraniums,
.\'. r,
VERBENA 5,
AND
BEDDING our PLANTS,
Flowering Sluts, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry,
Raspberry,
AND
.. Strawberry,
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice assortment of
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
Special out the ofehol
monetaWreatlu. 0 mm” on
Decorations. stshorteatnotlne. SenatorCaealogne.
“1.1.03? announce,
HUMMER up rmmsrs,
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
m M Km. 17 mo. ,
3.0mm as. SQs‘n,
F L OBIS T,
1!
9:03 New York 9:82
o R G A N 8 es: .. Newflaven Ex. 9:6 "
’ limb “ train. 10:5 “
1&45 “ New York E: 11:03 . “
“:9 “ 0 train. 11:! "
' s... “ “er... list-r
_ _ “ _ . _ . u
AND 1:10 “ New Raven. 1:89 “
1:39 “ New Haven Ex 2:“ “
tt‘fl " No min. 2:” “
. 23$ “ No train. 3:!» “
8:00 “ New York E: 322‘ “
I an “ ew Yor e50 “
’ 3:50 “ No train. 4:21 “
4:11 “ haw Haven Ex. 4:36 “
4:45 " ho train. 515 “
5:16 :‘ New York Ex 5:46 “
FOR SALE AND TO RENT :3: ._ be; :25th g: ..
6:2) “ 1V0 train. 6:48 “
gag “ 11:0 trial: 7:15 “
= “ ew van. mo ~~
--AT— 1:40 ‘~ .\'o train. nos “
815 “ No min. 8:33 “'
8:83 " No train. 8:55 ~‘
it: .. 3:01? 2’ ”N Ex 9.15 ..
. “ £ . . II 9:50 “
PARKER'S STORE, mo .. Non-sin. moo -
10:10 “ Saturday only. 10:30 ..
EDWIN LOCKWOOD, President.
DAILY LINE.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City of Norwall or P. F. Brady,
Will leave from each end of the routc every ever»
“1% Produce sold without charge for commission
Arelght at old packet rates.
person! are forbid trusting any 0! ”A. em
ployees or either of the above boats on acct-nut or
the owners thereof. 25-h!
New York and New Haven 8. P.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING HAY emu. 13:0.
Trains envo Passenger Station at South Nontnlk as
follows :
For New York.
At" u. 47 A. M. Boston Express
E' fiz‘g stopping at all stations
'7 :45 Local Express stopping at Bath“:
Stamford. ;
9:15 stopping at all stal'flus. E
11:05 " Express. 1
1:18 P. M. etc) pin at all stations. 5
3:22 “ Boston press. '
3:45 Floppin at all stations.
5:41 ton xpress.
0.:17 stoppinc at all stations.
on}? Boston Express.
New York for South Nor-walk.
A172,“) 8:..(l'ltEx )900. 11:30.1. )1 1215 (E: l
(Ex. )8:‘5. worm: ex than. 6:33. swans. )PJI.
South Not-walls for New Haven.
At 2:39 A. )l. stopping: at all stations.
.7
2:3
. _ “ nEx
1:31 I‘ M. stopping: anE-ITF‘ stations
lzfi Boeto «Express
4m .. -
5:52 “ stoppiu;r at all stations.
6:“ .. ‘-
723’7 “ “
949 Boston Express.
Trains lone New Haven for South Norwalk. at
2:40 5:3], 6:8) 8:10 9:“) (Ex. JA. NH; 1200 M ,2215.
(Ex ltflHEL. lfltl). 8:!)(Exn if!!!
Sec large bill of advertisement at the Ststltn
Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent‘ .1 Ofllce. Fourth avenue, and Twen-
ty‘kt-evicnth ages-t. New York.
as slant n intendcnt‘s on Station ‘Houn
New Hater). W JAfiH
lvtf Supernatant]: mt.
Danbury and Norwalk R. R
AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.
COXMENCING OCT. 16. 1871.
Bally Trains.
Lasvs humour FOR com wonwuz.
01:!) A. 31.; 12:1!) 31.: 4:” P. IL; Freight at 3 35 PM
Leave som Konwsur rot: humour.
9:mA.I.(Froight)ll:(5A.l.:155 P M: (Rx )fnr
Danhnry. -thel. Batting and Sandtord at 6 17 P I
Accommodation train (or Ridgefleld and inter-
mediate stations at 6:22 P. hi.
Trains on Ridgefleld Branch run from the up trains
and to the down trains.
JOHN W. BACON.
Superintendent.
Bodwell 65 Hoyt.
[Lave removed from the corner 01 Main and “‘ash-
lngton strccts to the new store in
Chichester‘s Block,
WASHINGTON ST.,
where will be found a large assortment of
TOYS AND NOTIONS,
Blank Books, Stationery,
A FINE ASSORTMEXT OI"
Black Walnut, Oval and
Rustic Frames,
Plain and Fancy Colored Straws.
c'oNFECTIoNEnY,
FRESIT EVERY DAY.
Sewing Machine Oil for Sale;
Orders for Books and Sheet Music promptly st~
tended to.
Subscriptions received for Daily, Weekly and
Monthly Periodicals; and the same promptly do
llvcred.
a. a. non.
17-8
11.}. nonweu. In.
South Non-alt. April so. 1871.
SOUTH NORWALK
FURNITURE HOUSE.
vto do
£93111th everything
WWW
Nata street. m
est.
BERLIN 7 Allosnsoow
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Thu, Mace-sis at.
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331 \
VINEGAR BITTBX‘.
Hundreds of flu-sand.
near “my tn the? ‘T‘md . -
In! mare 1"”
WHAT ARE THE‘! 2
to. .
Krflend lornetroulat.
win-IMWJ‘WJW alum“. - , .
, 'J’IIJ. mm "on so «um... once" mus to“...
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'31“ ll" ill-mu out no out mum NI jam-um ..
THEY ARE 80? A VILE
FANCY DRlNK.
Made «1' Poor Runs. u Islet-n. Proof ~v”"‘-
Fott I‘EDIALI; I'll.“ I‘luuh'l‘e. whether m mum: at old.
married or umnlu. ut tln- «hunt or womanhood or at the turn or lilo.
those ’l'umt- llltters have no equal.
witch‘s an
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, fl ,xu lined
Ital Ref-so Liquors -
onedmplousntltu Lid ,._:«. "U'«-’
ers.“ “Environs." shau- Ln 1 t:-« :
drunkenncssnnd rain. b :t -tri~r \gafzr'u .
from the Native lithium llm’bul throw—v It"
fro. all Alcoholic Coin-lane. T'- :r flu
GREAT DWI, rostrum stud \ LIVE-
GIVINO Pkmflflsgaw‘rfm m ht I'DB
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matter and restart“ the blond tnshaaflhy rod?
non. Nopemeanuhetheaelttsenav-amb
dumlouasadrenatumnwell.wusw~uhehm
mmnmydbynlaempmacm-ew,
and the vital man wanted tern-r! the gum»: wf
repair.
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onto DWI" Dru-h
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ache.PalnintheSb¢-Itd«s.t‘ulch Tights-e» [the
M Om Son? Wu! the film.
an tans Al the amnion. .usaras. W
demIMz-Mthc Immune
rectal-tact thinners.“ a haw-Caster meal
smptommtbeohprtaznl W,
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fidlheandhowehwhtelmmotm
edeflcacytnclmlheflc-dm sow-s
tapas-ting new life and vent to the ‘l’heilf up”.
NI SKI! mounts. mums. finer.”
Rheum Matches. Spots. hum Pass-Isa. lusts.
Carbnnclea. nix-Worms. salt! "an, Inn [was
Eryslpetas. Itch. Scorn. Discos-m or she 3th.
Bananas-d Mattie M‘ dwmue
www.mmcnllydu upmmmafm
ante-loam use by the and than ”I.
0mm tasachcaaeswtlt convince the monta-
u'edulou 0! their curative eta-es.
Clean-am Vtmted Blood whenever you In! its
impurities bureau through the an. I. I'm.
mm orsores; deans-u when you hats..-
meted and sleuth tn the votes. den-a fl whaa
lltalonhand marketing-wills.“ you“ In.
the blood pure. and the health at the ”QC.
follow.
PIX.TAflamuhee'.‘mm8-sha
nmufmmymmmw
ed and removed. For {all «Wand m
mummmwm.M-h¢h-
(pages-Wish. Get-mam Pro-i .l H.
J.WALKER, Props-mo»: it. ll. acmsautam-
Drama: and (M Agents. In. MW.
and m and St rammefle m. Sec-Tut
U‘SULD BY ALL Dkl‘tuflm A!!! ”CALI“.
ll-ly
New Fonts!
New Fonts!
com 3308.
We no mm- oft-ring a apleudid out of ne-
stylcr d
PRIN
CLOTHING
-ron-
Men’s, Boys' and Children's Wear.
All W'ool Suits. . . . . . . . .3100!)
All Wool Suits... 12.50
AllW'oolSnits.... I400
All “'00! Suits. . . . . . . . . 16.50
All W'ool Suits. . . . . . . . 19.00
All Wool Suits . . . . . . . . 20.00
Spilng Over-coats,
ALI. STYLES AND mm-
Our mottolsandeterhaehocn “Writs”
quick sales.“ and this "strictly adhere to.
Outconneetloo witha—uatsctsrhgs-l jun-ta;
hour-extra Ia lbs-111th. for * m3“
low hmresastbebeet Nevifliaallaataam
and wemdctmdtwwmmwtmo
thebenehtot it.
A large and laterally mam at
ta‘ WMs
Embracing
Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, COM
SCARFS, BOWS, UMHELUS,
Which weeks: ”mm.
W’HITE SHIB'I‘S.
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CENTS‘ ouoaawaaa.
A m5".
Wewoald can mm to our” of
Trunks and Leather lass,
Mnhnaamquhtm
nd-utmlalhm
Comm Brothers.
MEWS-aim
(Clauses-eel,”
euro mull.“ “L
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Schmidt-IE!”
“Quasi
nuns. import!!-
Norwalk Chronicler