Aninfutchfldot Ir. Meier. olen‘
“Gd. onlymandnhflmanthaold,
Connecticut has contributed $653110 to
‘36 Elie! fund, and sands eighth in
thefists 0 states.
A Guilford woman. mama:
has preparedsixty thne ‘
ers under the same roof
F. W Northrop, of New Haven. has en-
tered upon his duties as Supereiutendent of
the Shepang V alley Railroad.
Eighteen hundred letters were mailed in
Waterbury on k, being
the largest 3%.. at oflice
Ezra Deon of Woodstock, state treasurer
in 1861-31111! since that time collector of
internal revenue, died on Wednesday of last
week, aged fifty-eight yenis
Euler's salary of Hartford is one
thousan The council ofi
New to increase the sail-
ary 0‘ r11 6‘11 re thousand dollars
perannum.
The corner stone of a new Masonic Tem~
le corner of Chapel and i: nice streets \‘ew
Tlaven, was laid last. week in the presence
of a large number of Masons and other in-
terested people.
tfifiz‘d has a. one hundred acre
tau. hi loomed in three towns and
the same number of counties, viz. 'Chst-
ham in Middloeex county: Colchester, in
\ew London; and Malboro, in Hartford
Alexander Montgomery. who was sen-
tenced to imprisonment for life for the
murder at W Hall.“ .Cocle 0‘ \orwich
was take. :htfld 161‘. He is
only eihteen’, so his protpeets m rather
dismal
The works at W'insted were burned
down a )ut {0111' o'clock Friday afternoon.
Thomas Andrews and Charles Fuller were
considerably injured by the fire Less about
$4000.. Willem Will pwbabl} be short of
gas 1mg
TheTast mil on the Connecticut “ ester"
Railroad Ins been laid end there is now .1 ,
11 line from Hartford to Middletown.
ork. The Shepaug Valley Road in
Litchficld and Fairfie d counties 11' :15. tom-
pleted 111st week W L'dneaduy mgiit
norm. or m it yes: baa
fitted Willis patent wax nosc.
hardly be distinguished from :1 first class
natural one. Mr Perry also wears 3 fits
eye 11 Wis: and 1 full set of false teeth. and
can hardilw he said to be :1 self 1113.00
man.
tliro
A dozen young C .mtnninns
cut W estrm Road Sunday evening
which can _
got upon .1 platform car on the Louisa.
for the ,
JOB PRINTING
HOUSE
Has every facility for executing all kinds of
‘PRIN'J‘TTVC'
fun of the thing but then: set it gm n; «‘11 a 1
down grade and it ran six mills. to $11115 '
bury street. They did not tnjny the ride
back, afoot.
The Board of Councilmen of )[eriden ro—
tin last week inn“ sorta! 'n-
p itanarovestraet.“ ”linguist
said street might be mov ed to some C011» .11
cintloc ality up town: where it com id r‘cci
as much attention as some OLllLI' strut" .s
that section.
C
o
ill
The following postal (hungrs in (3):: ‘.
1.71111 have been :rum'is' \ 5111111117113: :'
pointed t‘efi Kmiuzlg..iz1
plan of Sylfln‘se marinated .1110. \
ll Bowers at Leesrillo in place of U I 7..-
Root r1~1rne1l The post miles :11. .‘l ......
tan is disconti n .1'Ll.
One (lav 1:151 week .1 man izi‘ 1i in .1 :uwn
not 1131'} f.1.- from llartfnnl he relnnrrs
of the deceased 1111110 to 1111: c' l\ 3111‘. ,
chased the burial £11411". b“. an m
arrived for the f' 1111 rii (R 1*: “tr-l
taker refused the use of the torn: hearsh,
over which ll!) liod 9111:1131. his 1111!» r1 :151‘1'1
being 111 it the casket 11' 1L~ 11.111 dint l or
:tn'l rt
111111.411 order town the eclectmcn 11:15
necessary before he 111111 of votlius would
yield
Some Val?“ 1211 :1 WC? ' "3
cutter 111 N1, ' llav “:11 his fight:
111.1111} for lilmsclfn . . 1:111: *1 p~
1' ins guru ’ltt 11:11.1: Ls of hi 111.59.
:-.."..l the date of birth but the
tlc .iths were left to be tilled “111" 1.11
should come. The n iIL' 1.1111 511'. 1‘1.
and the man married a nexv “11's.“;
for the q‘con‘ “up“: . " 3
name 111:va ”Iii“ 1c 1111. '11‘
time the m .g for 1.;
1‘111:
Sum-i D1 T1 1132.13 w '11-. i1111r'511- \ i-i " 1 .t' l
:11'111111in1L'1i with the English. 1:1;111-1':.1l\c< to
advertise in that Liiificul t tongue. i.. 11.11- .\11'.»
stcrdam 111111de 11 this i< tlu‘ 1111‘“ llC
makes we“ ' '
.11 .fLi'ER .1th11- 1...
1139mm. of GOLD at Pari<. 1.011.011
and Berlin.
The very celebrated .\111(';"2"11‘.
notwithstanding the We 1: aunts-1131111 pre-
serve the preference. thrrfot‘c 1!in s yto 11'
( mnbodv is L'mncnt “i111
h‘ ' I'L’CODllllLllll this balsam
indeed. .
The under signed have by L‘xpcriem'c of '
himself following the working of his hal-
snm and may be rejoicrng to offer an his hon.
crsble fellow citizens and compatriots a 1' er}
excellcn ~ fimr to
dissipo Ikfiilmn “cure of
man (:0 ists to recover the hair upon their
bald spates, it Si'eading every‘ day in the
newspapers, but nsne announce. as the under
signed has the right to do it with contract
no hair no money.
The no tbi Theo-
phile y r M: “wants
Nicholasstreet st Amsterdanr Ladvs! curls
tress shall be dying very beautiful is every
coleurs, of light haired to black.
Bury inspection of a long
with teen difl'erents coleurs.
, -
391m.-.
“List of patents issued from the L'. b. pat~
cnt oflce. for the week ending Dec. 12, 1871,
for the State of Connecticut, furnished us
from the othce of J. E hrle,1\'ew Haven.
W A. Clark. Wfirville, hotter outrage
wheels. . l
W A. Chi, 'ddrvme; “Manger. a
F. Coeller, New Haven, shoe fastening.
H. S. Gillette, New Preston, machine for
saving stone.
A. E Goddard Ema: lifting jack.
linl 5:1:‘11 .
Wight tress
WWI-petroleum
G.H.Jo§mn&F.Boune1-, Bridgeuort.
madman.
.. New Haven, match box.
3&1 loo-aid, was, guideforsilk
nth.
11m, woundewsn
sm,mt,vna.
POSTERS,
11-nmnl.l..~'.
11110114115,
x0111: Iugtns.
LETTER 1113.1 0.“,
1111.1. HEADS,
Pnoonnnms.
Tu'h’n'rs
Bl'sn E55,
1
VISITI’S G
AN I) “'19. DDIN G
(‘A R BS.
PAMPHLET
LSD
Book Work.
.1 erCLLL'rr.
Everything done in the best New York
style at better than New York prions.
.a-kafi I; 1’ F. of ”"112“ '3" I;
a .fi‘ , ',
..
11.111 11111 11111111111111,
”New Wilson Sewing Machine,
1
1.111111 .
3 1 '-' ranging from {11'1‘1115 111 $.31“
)l' 1’ ‘;l nl'mr- 11ml Show“. $1.21 :1 1-"lt: >1Il1l1l-L'
\\ l11'r1' for 5': 00
L11, 1 (’liildri-uk .‘Il‘rlntl \l'mmu'n 11111)
from .30 (‘L'llls to $2 01!.
‘ 1.1.2:. 9 :11.1lLiL'111_~' lruu Framv llL-gul:11'.\lml«' How.
:1 31) curb per pair.
1 11.15.:1 :1'.~ \\'L1L'11'11 Markings, from lil1'1'111~ 1:» 131.00.
E 11.1.11..."L'.-.;1,-_u....'.-.>1iin-.nil... 1.1r1.'11-.1111.11ng
llmul‘
{tit-.1 Length .‘lvrinn IIU>I‘. (inn-11h 111'r11111r
THE LADIES
OF THIS “CITY”
AND SECTION OF THE WORLD WILL
FIND THE
Lowest Pricés
401.-
Hosiery, Gloves, Hand-
kerchiefs, Laces,
Jaconet Edgings, Insertings,
Linen and Lace Collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufflings,
Veil Bering-cs, Donna l‘Iu-
rius, Stamped X'okcs
and Bands,
Shirt Fronts, Cambrics, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets,
A1111 thousands of other artlclvs, (List-thcr nitli a full
lint" of
NOTIONS,
EAT_
H. H. PRITCHARD'S.
l
1
l
i
l
l
0111' door west of the I’nstnfllt'i'.
I‘. 5 Units will find the lwsx ‘L'ic I‘npt'r Collars.
: imimtiun Horn. and Lloth lined throughout.
South Stiru'nlk March 3. lSTl. 1:1!
F ALL STYLES.
FOOTE
l\ lll'l'ElVlNG 'l'lll: “I".Elt'.
STYLES FOR FALL.
1'11:.1.\‘11L1.11'r1111.1'1'5.
111.1. 1.1an or cars,
LAN 1z~p 1511111111.»,
1.1111'1-1'1‘111us1-:T1'.
OLD SILK HATS REMODELE‘D.
looms AND SEE.
(it!
l".\ L]. .‘XD \"IXTER
MILLINERY GOODS.
1.xm1n11‘1or . of Milli-
‘IIHLL l .1!
«elven.
3' l 3"
1 land ’10:».
. 'l.1',~.'.'1-.111
D. DAYTON S
M: '11: r\ 'I- 1". Ix. ~11l1l 11! 1'11\
3..“ 'r' 1 {1 11-: lw -!";1L~-(‘ll ,
.- 11mm.- 1~ LIZXT
.- h.'.lvl'_ 1:1ml1'\;11n1111:
All “nth d‘llC at .‘lll‘l'l 1111.111. and in
V‘tr‘n\ 1 (l ~l \ l1
7‘1le h.i~t:1k'1intl-'1ri'-tr11}f1rth
51’: 1'4 dul '1'“ li'cs Ihzm 11n\' llllll‘l
i 1111: 11': M1: li1.-:1\l11111l1 n13.11111.-
k1111l~ u.’ 1\ rk1l1::t :111} 1112'11111111 \1' ill
111m fur fin 11‘:1rn such from llti 111111
in '1l1.1. $1.. 111’ $3111 111“ I11.\ in wind" .. ,
~. 111.1 1~ ‘Olil for $110 nud $05 I
'1".
N0. 4. ELY‘S BLOCK.
: \.1',’f: \3 2'1. 1m |
.
,. ',- \.._.
.NVJIK, 1,
ll 1). \\ I‘O\._
Prices Reduced.
111511'M1s1-'11§:1t
11:11:
MUNSON’S FANCY STORE,
Main Street, South Norwalk,
.\ Iv“ dour— 1-391 of lhllrimtl.
[loud the following and he Convinced.
111 Real Tlll‘t‘all \':1l1‘111'i1'11111‘~i 11ml Lin-:11.
‘ t‘:11‘di;:.111 .11 ‘kt‘!.‘. from $1.25 to $100
1113. fills-N" 5:10 1L'.~11r1l1‘1'1il<f;1~l Shuuls. $1
b’tiliinv, 50 cents to still
I,.'\1li<'—', tictzts'.
11ml (‘liiltlrL-u‘s (iluvi‘i. (>-11'i1‘ll Tips,
50 1'1'111~.
Ssrli Ilium-1:» Velvet Rililmn». in for: all kind:l of
Ribbon»
5211‘ ll and J1! Jo'mlri
l’n‘m'r ('11 (1135:1111! :11 {act L'iL'nIliiu: 11.1111!)
k011i in :1 rrt cl11>s
FAthlY STU 1&1‘3.
COME AND I‘IXAMIXE Ol'lt GOODS. NU
TROI'BLE TU SIIU\V THEM.
\\ L~ shall 31” for the ant thirty days at lei-s than
(0-1 in order to reduce our large stock before the hit
of Janitor} to son 1110' in' them to our 111‘ 1" store.
Call at
MUNSON’S
Fancy“ Store,
OPPOSITE THE NEW
OPERA HOUSE,
#33:...
THE “OLD WE LL”
Hardware Store,
. . of . .
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
Has just. 0p0nod in the
new BRICK BLOCK,
Across the way from Tom 8: nurs 014 Stand
foot or w sshington Street, with a full and new lot oi
Builders’ Hardware
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY OB VICHTITY.
our Assam attacks
“Mariam ‘
1:11 Mme-mm»:
weld
gang‘s-whiny
We... .....-- . ”'1.—4
o. swn'i‘z é oo.
Wholesale and nem1ncnas’ iii-7.11 the popular
brands of
'FOBAC‘CO,
And manufacturers of
CIGARS.
Just rc1 L‘lVE‘d, the
Durham Queen Smoking,
Phoenix Tin Foil Chewing.
MONEY PACKED |N EVEPY PAPER.
ELY‘S BLOCK.
1 1' Knuth Nor-“ruin.
S. F. PECK,
Drug:
Nearly opposite R. R. Depot.
(7
“-11
ist. 11nd Apothecary,
I’ul-o, Select
11111100111111 ll Ulllllllllillll
1’1 N E TOILE’I‘ SOJXPS.
‘Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
COMES.
l’l'illl"l’.\ll'3ll\' IN GREAT VARIETY,
‘ A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS.
l’A'l‘l-INT )ll'lllli'lNl'Ih',
MINERAL WATERS.
Trusses, Fancytlrt isles, (1111,1111
In fat". 1'v1'ryll1i1rg from 11 Quill Tooth l'lt'k
111 :m l11l11i1l Hair Brush.
ll il‘ 111-01 11111- Prescriptions care-lolly mm-
.\'
Entmun‘ to Residence in
pound“! dry and night.
1 same building. Mr night call.- nu “ unhlngmn Strc‘et.
K11111l1.\ur\\'.slk \‘m. 1‘. its?!) 1-"
South Norwalk
PLlllINll MILL UllllPlNY.
.‘l.\.‘€l'l".\1’l‘llt‘l’.lif~ ill“ .\.\'I) IlE\LERS IN
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, D1111, 8.1.,
BALLUSTERS, NEELLS, &C.,
Full STAII‘LS AND RAILINGS.
Steam Sawing. Scroll Sawing,
Planing and Turning.
Black \l',111nut Cherry, Ash, “1 hitcwood,
1&0, constantly on hand.
WORKS NEAR THE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
R. I. TOLLES, Treasurer.
n. 1. 101.133
l-tf
c. r'. 1014.125. 1). 11. AUSTIN,
South Norwnlk, Nov. 17, 1870.
Brown a: Wilcox,
COR. MAIN AND MARSHALL STS.,
soUTn ~Nonwsmt,
DEALERBIN
GROCERIE'S,
OF- ALL KINDS;
Onralmistokeep thebcst
11111 1.11111
AT
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A larlge stock of all k‘nds 0'
LUMBER
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE CHEAP.
COAL, LIME,
O
LATH, BRICK,
I’LASTER AND CEMENT
constantly on hand at prices in defy competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
IS MY MOTTU.
ROBERT C.RAYMOND
RO\\' .\ YTUN POST OFFICE,
Mar 2} [S71 ‘29-”
Isaac Church, Jr.,
General Machinist 1110111111,
Manufacturer of
Church’s Steam Pump,
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
Hll kinds of
I“ur' .‘l alcltinery.
And thu' "T ARTICLES 0‘ CONTRACT
11_\' THE Mus-r 1:1:_\~'n.\'.\111.1:T1111»
Boiler Inspector
l‘ur 1hr Fourth 1'1111311'1-lnlml Di~1r311 11! H1. $21110
11(11111111‘1'1i1111 .\g1'nlf<1r
Vanderwater’s Improved
Junval T111111 Water Wheels.
(‘11Cl‘C’II'S
PATENT STEAM PUMP
This P1111111 is tl11-11111'~t 111111111111 l>11lll l1'1s
ltss 1111111l11'r of. parts .‘lllll is ”11‘ ( lmnpwl
lu111p1111pl111'ml l11f11r1tl11'pul1li1'. It runs
“itlmut unis-1‘ nr j.1r. I‘ur I‘rit'c IlSl
mlalrl'ss
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
Suli- l‘i'nprit‘tur 11ml Manufacturer,
.VUR‘VAIJL (WINS.
.\l:11'l11111‘ Hlmp just lltlt'k 11f tl1('llnr.\(‘l{.'1il-
wuv Buildings. 1-”
IMPORTANT NOTICE
(1:41;: l ’A\_' kill S !
MASS MEETINGS
\\‘lLl. lll'l HELD l).\l[.\' l.\' THE STORE OF
11. -1. TOLLES & (1...,
DEA IJ'LHS IS
Flllll lil‘lllllll‘lFS, Pl‘llllSlllllS,
FLOUR, FEED, 81.0.
M AI‘.Y ST REFTJ. EAST ()I“ ll. ll. DEI‘OT,
SOIITII NORW41LI’K,
TO PURCHASE ’I‘llE
TEAS
—OF—
The Great Fnited State-s Tea Co.
At New York Prices, and save the extra
LOCAL TAX.
South Nor-walk March 15, 1870.!-
SOUTH NORWALK
Furniture Warehouse.
The proprietors of this establishment, being
among the most extensive manufacturers
wholesale dealers in the State, has leave to an-
nounce to the citizens of South Norwalk and vicin-
i£, that the have opened a retail house in South
orth mthey will show afull assortment of
gm usually found in a furniture store, and sell
BUCKINGIIAM & 00.,
UNDERTAKERS,
mnemm
FURNITURE,
Street,
. . HORSES AND cannmces,
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
_‘\T._.
PARKER’S STORE,
110.21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
()111 dour ninth 11f BL-‘Enmlt dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
“’ill kl‘(‘[) 1'1 stock of Instruments at Purkcr‘s slurc
nud will 51-1] 1111-111 on monthly Installments,
Old instruments 11111011 in exchange for now.
Pianos tuned and r1‘p:1ir1‘d.
HENRY HOPKINW
44f
l‘Iur‘Shull Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
HORSES ANITI‘ARRIAGEC,
TO LET AT ALL 1101115.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
C A R R I A C. E S ,
('hnrgi-s reasonable.
3 1!
To all train-3 and stonmhnnts.
South Norualk. Doc. l. 150.
OLD ”WELL
LIVERY STABLE,,
Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
Washington Street. South Norwalk.
T0 l.l'.l AT ALI. llOIRS.
C o A C H E S .
Full wrtomxus AND 1~'1'.\'1m_\1.>'.
HORSES, nsnnnssns & wsuous,
r1111 5.111:
'1 his N1 1liln it 1111 most commomum (.11 ,1,11_.1,m.-m
of (211 kind in tlic til). 51f
“ PURE GOLD.”
“ “'nrtln' of its 11.111110!“ 1~xcl11lm11ll who haw ox-
aniinwl " l'l'lil-Z HULD.” tlu' loading Sunday School
hung: Bonk this 31-11:. 01 or
100,000 Copies
hini- lwcn already sold (“113' 16.1 and 1!11' book has
llt'Cll lPL‘LLL‘d hut
ONE MONTH!
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FUR
“ l’ul'v ('i'old”
1'1 my day. You will find [111' hymns and tune:
I’I'RE. (101 )D,
l'SEFl'L. ORIGINAL.
REFINEI), LIVELY.
EXCELENT, DEVOTIONA L.
TRY " l‘I‘lll-I GOLD" ll" \Ol‘ “'ANT Till-I BEST.
0111 Ch _\ (paper 1'111'1'1'1 N‘lll for examination 011 I1“
citpt of 'umts.
liIGLUlV 1? MAIN, 4:35
(Successors to Wm. B. Bmdbury.)
News and Stationery
N.Y.,
lrumnt' 81.,
For sale at Ali's. Swords,
Depot. South Nuru'ulk.
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
R O S E S ,
Geraniums,
VERBENAS,
AND
BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
Flowering 311111111, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry,
Raspberry,
AND
Strawberry,
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice assortment of
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
5 strain entothe ofehoi
mall-fan; “1gb". Wwfigmnm”
at stuns-test notice. Semi for catalogue.
MOE? & Dom,
NURSE” AFB FLORISTS:
m 1:
1...... 5.1.1....
5: z
6: . . . . ' “
7:24 “ New York Ex. 7:48 “
8:08 “ No train. 8:28 “
8:38 “ New Raven. 9:02 “
1MB “ New York. WE "
9:22 “ New Haven Ex. 9:45 “
1&05 “ No train. 10:25 “
10:45 “ New York Ex 11:(B “
11:30 “ No train 1115‘) “
12:14 P. M No train. 12:85 P M
1256 “ N. Y. Accom. 1:20 “
1:10 “ New Haven. 1:39 “
1:39 “ New Haven Ex. 2:02 “
2:02 " No min. 2:22 “
2:82 “ No train. 3:00 “
3'00 “ New York Ex. 3:24 “
3:24 “ New York. 3:50 “
3:50 “ No train. 4:21 “
4:11 “ New Haven Ex. 4:36 "
4:46 “ N0 train. 515 “
5:16 “ New York Ex. 5:46 “
5:26 “ New Haven. 52% “
5:46 “ N. Y. &. N. 11. 6:” “
6:5) “ No train 6:48 “
6:48 " No train 7:15 “
7:15 “ New Raven 7:40 “
7:40 “ No train. 8:05 “
8:05 “ \0 train. 8:33 “
3:33 “ 1‘10 train. 8:53 "
8:55 “ N0 train 9:15 "‘
9:15 “ N. Y. &I\ .II. E: 9:50
9.40 “ N0 train. 1mm ‘
10.10 “ Saturday only. 3 10:3) ‘
lED‘VLN' LOCK“ 00D, President.
DAILY T“
IJIN E.
TIIE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City of Norwall or P. F. Brady,
\‘v 111 lean from each end of the rout:- mcry ev-en
in Produce sold “ithout charge for cummirsir 11.
mi vht at old packL-t rates.
All per-o r-ons are furhid trusting any of thL rm
[drums of either of the show boats on accnnm at
the mvutrs thereof. 25-”
New York and New Haven R. P.
SUMMER
1' 0\lhlE.\(‘ [VG 111 1r
ARRANGEMENT.
'22.\'D.1i’.0.
’lr.1iu.~ L3‘i l‘usstugcr 5131i on at South .\ur\\:ilk as
follous:
For No“ I ork.
A. M. Boston Exprcss.
stopping: at all stations
Lora] ExprL ss. stopping at Dut'iL-n
Stamford.
{4'21 stopping at all rialims.
ll'lL’. " Express.
1:1‘l 1‘ .‘l. stopping at all stations.
""‘l " Boston Expriws
. .1 stuppin 1* at all stations
2-41 Boston Expn 55
l'. stopping at all rztnliou‘1
.
8114011 EsprL s5
Ne“ York for South Nor“ alk.
At .:m. flzm1Ex..1‘tm. 11:30A M.:1-2:15 \Ex.\
South Norwalk for New Haven.
:39 A. M. Hopping at all smlions.
Al 6:
R.
Roam“ Exprpse_
Hopping at all station“.
Bil-1011 Exprcs~.
13.11 11.11
1:59 "
>111; 11in: at all Minions.
1311:th ExprL' 55.
Tran.- l1:1\. .\'.~'1\ IIau-n fur Smith _\11r“alk.fi!
'2'411 30 10115.10 8:10.9451Ex)AM.:12:UU.\I;2:15.
11:21.1 4:7301l'jx.) 530'". 8:301Ex..1l’ M.
SL‘L' lair-11‘ hill of udu‘rtiscmcnt
111111515 11111! 1101- la.
Sup. rmtt ndL n1 .- 001cm Fourth :111'.11uc‘ and Turn-
1)» V‘tfl‘lh street. .\1\1. ‘1 rL.
at 1111- Slaiiui
.\.-'~'i-' -;1' .11! S11; 11Mri111111111 ';11.- “film . SI. Him) “111-: .
Now Hun-n. JAMES Ll HUYT.
1:1! Superintendent.
Danbury and Norwalk R. R.
Al'TI'MN
COMMENCING OCT. 16.
Daily Trnlns.
1.12111: nu’nrinv Pol! $013111 snuw
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[)1u1l111ry. Bethel. Reading and sandford at 6:]? l’ H.
Accommodation tmin for 'Ridgi-ncld and lint:
modiutt stations at 6.22 P.
ARRANGEMENT.
IS‘il.
Trains 1m Ridccfield Branch run from the up train:
and to the duwiftmins.
JOHN W. BACON.
It! Snxwriutt'ndq-nt.
Bodwell &. Hoyt.
lluw ri‘mm 1'11 from 1h1' corucr of Main and \\'a~l1~
inglun >1r1'L'ls l1) ll11' 511'“ >IUTL' lu
Chichcflcr‘s Block,
WASHINGTON ST..
“'liL'rL' “ill l11- found a i11r31'3>5or1u1-.'111 of
TOYS AND NOTIONS,
Blank Books, Stationery,
A FIN E ASSORTMENT ()F
Black Walnut, Oval and
Rustic Frames,
Plain and Fancy Colored Straws.
col‘vFECTloNERY,
FRESH EVERY DAY.
Sewing Machine Oil for Sale.
‘ Orders for Books and S_hcet Music promptly nt-
tendcd to.
Subscriptions received for Daily, Weekly .611
Monthly Periodicals; and the same promptly do
livered.
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‘SOUTI—I NORWAZLK
FURNITURE HOUSE.
furnish rev and “CW
18-61 m meet, sous non-k
BER _LlN AND SHADOW
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“farm! for in circular.
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Wanton-ulna;
"mp-Munitions!
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(‘0)! l‘lu’tlii'l‘H. 11 lwtln-r in young or old,
can 1111/11 1111 thml.
THEY All 301' A "LI
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Madr- of Paar Ilu. “’hlalv. Pro-i first 11-.
aid Ref-so hinge-12:41 r59. non-d at 14 ~ . .. e
fined bunk-xv- tho 1.251». ('1’! wt " Tuaavs.‘ ' A p!- 1,,
on." " Renato-rs." tn, . : twp-i riro two‘n' 1 7. 1 .
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from the Sour:- ”new! "rebuff-Rt rt: 1 {m
fro- nll Amt: Inhibits TM! 1- Um
“BEAT BLOOD PFIIFIKR I“ A LIVE-
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lnrumnmr o! the system. any": n! all root-.1": .
matter and m the titan! tn :1 mun; r‘w"
non. No mmmwwmmdmer
direction-mm Iona-'05:. warrant-hw-
nre not denmyed by mtnanl pita-1n nv “(Mn-mn-
and the vital organs “not! berm-11 Ilw r‘H" .-r
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van. nine-nae: ante ”not. hit". flurry-t
and Bladder. the-e Ilntn have been is.“ s...
comm]. such [Di-rune- are cam M' Vinnie-d
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of the Dlmlve Om...
DYSPBPSIA OR INDICSEFTIOS. I-I’an'
ache. Pain in the Shaikh-"ranges. Tighm. .. r 11.
Chest. Dizziness. Sour murm- v! the Fe: mm! .
Bad taste In the 11m: “ With-n! Attacks. Warm.
of the Heart. Influx. -. .1 of the bugs. Fun 11-: S’W
regions of the Kidneys. «mi a hundred other War {1.1
symptom. Ire the Mn: 41! new.
, They invigorate the 51- mar-h and algebra 11w 3 :-
pid liver and bonds. which 1-1-th 1-! name
anemone: melanoma»: Nun-d 114:1th!
Importing new life nnd viz-1r to 11-..- tbnh- IS"
FOR SKI! manna-x. ”uneasiness-v 5.111
Rheum, matches. Spun. M. hawks. Both.
Carbundea umpwtms. scald “rod. [Ins-1- It".
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or nature mime-ally do: twilight-Sans" !g_
srmtnaahort time by the out»! the» Ilium
OneBoule in such cane! will (rum t..- Iswt us-
crednlou of their curative enact.
Cleanse use Villain! Blood 'WN run and .u
impurities bursting through the In. to Mi.
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strum and aim in the veins. dram-r 1| ibvri
it is (0111.031! your radar-1111.11 pawn.- Ker:-
the blood pure. and the mus at u.- even». on:
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system Lin-um: tbs-unflammman-
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the fin-BLIP almond rad: Nitric. mus-'4 at fun: is».
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CLOTHING
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Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Wear.
All Wool Suits. . . . . . . . .13!le
All quol Suits ........ . lift"
All “11111 Suits. . . . . . . . I»! 1111
All “Inul Suits ........ . “3.5"
All “-0“ Stills. . . . . . . . “UNI
Suits: . . . . . . . . 20.00
All lVULJl
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Spring Overcoat,
ALI. STYLE.“ AND I‘th C...
Our motto is and over Ms V's-'1'“ “ Small ‘1.-"1.1x 01...!
quick sales." nnd lbil It flfiflly I‘M in
Our connection ulth n nan-torturing: and “ham;
house gives us flrilitin for with: (We: :1 5'-
low figures as the best Sn! York and 31-1-11 has».
and we are detemiied lint out-m cult use
the benefit 0! it.
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Gents' PM Ms
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Shirts, Brewers, New , Gloves,
Handkerdmh,’ GM
SCARFS, BOWS, UMBRELLAS,
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warfrn‘. Quinn's,
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