a ,. 5.. l ..'.".I
out ‘ whose
anoint It's
very “fly
list-d 4%,” see bowasachildl
“our-cud.- rqfihd hysuuhandsnch
minim-gagged dukasl found afterwards.
went-diagto theirtheologionl beliefs. On
Mitch! think the old~fuhioned Sew
England divine softening do '
ionismwasabout as wag; IE
then. And hotelmayre , atumel-
lowing rigor'm is tlways a much pleasanter
ohject to contemplate than a. tighten~
in; liberal, a: 3 cold day warming up to 32°
Fahrcneit is much more agreeable than a
warm One chilli me tern-
perature. The, . . ‘ is that
kind of mental heiniplegia which now and
then attacksthe rational side of a man at
about the same period of'life when one side
of the body is liable to bé palsied. and in
fact is. very probably, the some thing as
palsy, in .f". g‘he worst of it is
that the r seem to suspect
that theyare intellectual invulids. Slammer-
ers and cripple at best, but are all the time
hitting out at their old friends with the well
arm, and calling them hard names out of
their twisted mouths.
Wt to have one of those
4 , ppi. benignant old clergy—
men spend the Sunday with us, and I can
remember some whose advent made the day
feel almost like “ Thanksgiving." But now
and then would come along a clerical visitor
with a sad face and s wailing voice, which
““dfifi’mfi’ff $35. ..
lying d fin ‘t in
us children, except a. painful one, as being in
abad way in our cheery looks, and did
more to unchristianize us with his woe~bc~
the
ground trembled with the shock, a cloud
which locked Iiie dustroae from the “11's
mouth. and the thing was done.
What was done? We can get a. very
good idea of the smash that occurred down
there from what we saw on the surftce
soon afterward. Two pounds of dunlin
were laid upon the top of the largest piece
of ham. met that could be toned in
the rhood. The rock probably
weighed between ten and twelve hundred
weight The powder was simply laid upon
the top of it, with the wire, and covered
will mvohovm of earth The electric
machine connected with it w ' 'ed to a
safe place on the other side of t e flelc, and
the operator simply turned the handle.
The-explosion which followed was terrific.
Strange tosa ,there was no falling frag-
ments ofroc to be seen or heardbut
onl , titer the report, a small doud
of ad white smoke like steam. The
efi‘ect upon the rock was to ulverixe it.
There were perhaps halt a (inn good-
snzed pieces left, but no larger than a man's
head. and the rest wu' powdered and
mashed into the hole where the rock had
been. Such a terrible power has the (ins
1111 that it would seem to be unfit for break-
ing quarried stone, on account of the waste
that must Wily ensue. It. was very
natural for a spectatér to say, as one of
the party did, “ Why, where has the rock
gone to. ‘
f
TI’IE PLACE) T() BIIX'
OI” THIS ,“' CITY'”
AND SECTION OF THE ‘WORLD “'ILL
FIND THE
Lowest Prices
4:03;
Hosiery, Gloves, Hand-
kerchiefs, Laces,
Jaconot Edgings, lnsertings,
Linen and Laos Collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufflings,
Veil Berages, Donna l‘Iu-
rins, Stamped Yokes
and Bands.
Shirt Fronts, Cambrics, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets,
And thousands of other articles. together with a full
line of
NOTIONS,
#.AT ;
H- H. PRITCHARD’S,
One door west of the I’ostofl'lcc.
I". Sftjcuts will find the best 25c Paper Collars.
Wholesale and Hum In all the popular
bmdllll‘
'1‘ ()13 41C 0 (),
Ami manufacturers of
CIGARS.
Just ret Owed, the
Durham Queen Smoking,
_ ‘um-
Phoenix Tin Foil Chewing.
MONEY PACKED IN EVERY PAPER.
ELY‘S BLOCK.
JUST RECEI \‘ED,
AT
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large stock of all tenth o'
LUMBER
AND FOR SALE CHEAP.
COAL, LIME, LATII, BRICK,
I‘LAS’I‘ER AND CEMENT
consmullytm hand at prices to rlrfy competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
15 MY MUT‘I‘U.
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
_AT_
PARKER’S STORE,
NO. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
()nr‘ tlnnr north of Bennett's dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
Will km-p a stock of Instruments at Parker's store
and will sell mum on monthly Installment-I.
n Nkortval Horse Railway.
1871. COMMENCING . PRIL 13111. 1871.
Leave Norwalk. Leon South Nov-walk.
5:38 A. M. N. Y. Accom. 5:58 A. M.
6:19 “ N. Y. a; N. 11. 6:47 “
7:24 ‘ New York EL 7:48 "
8:08 ‘ No train. 8:28 “
8:38 “ New Haven. 9:02 “
5km “ New York. 9:32 “
9:22 ‘ New Haven Ex. 9:45 “
10:05 “ No train. 11:25 “
10:45 “ New York Ex. 11:05 “
11:30 “ No train. 11:52 “
12.14 P. M. No train. 1235 P. M.
12:56 “ N. Y. Accom. 1:!) “
1:10 “ New Raven. 1:39 “
1:39 “ New 118an EX. 2:02 “
2:02 “ N0 train. 2% “
2:3‘2 “ No train. 3:11) “
3:“) “ New York Ex. 3:24 “
8:24 “ New York. 3:50 “
8:50 “ No train. 4:21 “
4:11 “ New Haven Ex. 41% “
4:46 “ No train. 5:06 “
5:16 “ New York Ex. 5:46 “
5:26 " New Haven. 5:56 “
5:46 “ N. Y. 37 N. H. 622) “
6:!) “ No (rain 6:48 “
6:48 ‘ No (rain. 7:15 “
7:15 “ New Haven. 7:40 “
7:40 “ No train. 8:05 “
8:05 " No train. 8:33 “
8:33 “ No train. 8:55 “
8:55 “ No train. 9:15 “
9:15 “ N. Y. A: 3.11. Ex. 9.50 “
9:40 “ N0 train. 10:1” “
10:10 “ Saturday only. 10:30 “
ED“ IS LOCK‘VOOD, President.
EISIAIIJY LIS’E.
*2 »W£
TlIE FREIG IIT PROPELLERS
City of 11011111 or P. F. Brady,
“‘ill lwnv from each and o! the mute cverycvcn-
Hundreds of M
near met-any to their ‘1 v:-
t'ul Col-auto meets.
WHAT ARE THEY 9
//
. SfSond for n clrculur.
womanhood or M. tlu- turn of "to.
1 ((2,111’1..\L\'|‘H. ulmtllvr 1n wrung ur old,
mom" "Mt am “I out um In to Mr M m
THEY A887!“ A V118
FANCY DRINK,
‘1:d~ r! I'.)or Rum, “'hldkr. Proof “rill.
and ernor Liquor-vs "‘4 ""“l- ‘i‘lfi"? 15'" “"““'
(mod tvvxltcn'm um um". ,...‘~, .; " Tim‘s-s." “ A nit-tu-
(‘h‘fi' " Ik-sturors." 53:. 1h. ' load I!"- tzpflvr on to
d. tonnes: and min. but :- '- .| trim Mela-1m. road?
frum tho Native Butts anzl llvrlnnf Faiifwmh.“
from all Aleolnllc Stimulant» Th“! rm "W
GREAT BLOOD l'l'llflll and A LI".
GIVING PRIXCIPL‘Ir-cflenmmmt
lnvtgumunr at the system. auxin; as." will
matter and restoring the blood to a My condi—
tion. No person can take the” mum-modulo
direction and roman: long unwell. mumm-
are not dcstmyed by mineral Minor main.
and the vital organs wanted beyond the point «if
repair. .
For Islam-aim and Plug-onto Rho..-
um nod Gen. W. or i
Blllols. RCIRIOIS and Inn-hunt I'v-
vero, Disease! “the Blood. Liver. W”
and Bladder. these num- b." has fill our-
ml. Such Dues-e. nre can-ed by VIII-uni
memch unruly prod-«M r: W
or the Incentive 0m...
Iron 11..
.
“INA-MIN u. tMflqund "- minnow an m
Wul Iago-5 on “0. "um “I I“ W.
2
a
.:
a
L-
E
:
E‘
'4
g.
S
s.
s.
DYSPIHIA OI “alums. 1M
ache. Pain in the FhonldmCuu-ho. Mtg-I u! on
Chen. Dlulneaa. Sour Wattle m
mumsnmnmmAu-aaw
mmnmtw-flmmmuw
reglomotthexflmafiaM‘GI-hfd
ammmmma
,neytnvwmmmmww.
panmmw-mmmm-dw.
wmnmmmdnflW‘
imparting not “tend vigor Ion. wide or...
F0! slit! arousal. flunk-I. ”an.”
m
Uld instruments lalu'll 1n v'xr‘nnngv for 111‘\\'_ In" Produce sold Without chm-"e for cummlsalr‘n
. . I, .
'rright at old packet rates.
All persons are forbid trusting any of 11.1. cm
plnyuos of either of the above boats on account of
fit!
(hoownersthcrcof. ,. - W... -A-. H, I
New Haven R. P.
imitation lim-n, and cloth lined throughout.
South Xor‘vnlk. March R. 1871 1»
B U
gone ways than all his sermons were likely
to accomplish in the other direction. I re-
:nemher ‘ d}: wigawotjgtfim
so “mi-m - tags es s {meow child.
and whined so to me about the naked black
children who, like the “ Little Vulgar Boy,"
“hadn‘t got no supper, and hadn't got no ms,
and_hadn‘t got no Catechism." (how I wished
1f
l:(’ B l‘: '{Vl‘ (‘o [{A‘Y 1‘1(’N l’. I‘iunos tuned and n-pnirurl. 44f
HENRY HOPKINS;
1 »' Hon [)1 Non-“1111:.
4
15.11117 's T Y]. E s .'
FOOTE
New York and
Ill 1\\' .\ \‘T( IN POST OFFICE,
31115.23: 1971. Lil-if
Isaac (31.118511, J 14.,
Ir RECEIVING TIIIS “'EEK.
BI'Y
for thg 1.1 m w -. ,5) I .
~ . . w v... v“ . . ~ 1 ' '
(as no re 1 uncult- oinuie .\.\ 1) III a] MHCIIIIIISI amlJ ill] SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. mm... spa. nun-rush. nun.
me a heathen than 1.3 had “e,- (10,38 in a “()1 ) ‘L “, . r ‘ ‘ S T Y L E S F O R F A L L l COMMENuxc MAY an). 1870. mater-s. and: III“. as not.
[11011111 to make 3 Christian out of an infant S 4: 4L 1 1‘4 1{ Trzzim cave I’nsscngor Station at South Norualk as Winch“. “Chm mu“ “
Hottentot \V'hnt a debt “0 owe to our “I!“ 1““ ‘1' T 0‘ mum“: “a of“! Did“. «he
_ . . , . l . . ,. . .5 . x 1 c . rmueIWIdlcu d
AT I‘ll .\I\I)LIUIIIII\'I.. an BIFIorNewiork. : inaohmunebytheuodlielom
‘ ‘ ”m“ E“’"‘“" wmuuam-wmmm-ub.
Marshall Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
friends of the’ left center, the Brooklyn and
the Park street and the . S. F. PECK’S Drug Store
9:1. » . ' ‘.
Summerstmt in;
isters; good, wholesome, sound-Wiafi‘ 5
stopping at all stations. I 0‘, l .r II 0.8-
(‘lunoe the Valued ”and cm you not is
imwflmmmm Ill-tilt! MI.
mmmm;d~ttmm flue-O-
AM. lilNl):<()1<‘t'.\l‘S. Church‘s Steam Pump,
HflLmAY PRESENTS Local Express. stopping at Union
Stamford.
Hopping at all stations.
Church‘s Patent Lubricator, '
minded, cheerful—spirited men, who have I . CAN 1th l’)ll;ltl£l.l..\.‘i, I _
aircs" with the bandaunu handkerchiefs I t I ( A“! I“ I’Al‘“ 1‘“ ~ ull Lind. u, . . . . I ”.5 ' lye-Kiln Express. . " Itls {al.andyourtm'WEflM'fi-fi- 3-0
round their meawre throats and a funeral I TO LhT AT ALI. IIUI Rs. Eoppxn%at an sinuous :2:me pure. and the ”at the “I.
a 7 oslon xpress. w.
are consllmiy receiving hrzv mlditi us to 1' vi \~ . I 1 OLD SILK HATS REMODELED' ,‘ - u . ‘ . n - ' l memin" at fl“ Stations. PIS, TAPE-add)?! WfilfiJ-ui-fl-Ii-
. u .. r . . ... , l u l )1 .1 c. 1n n 4 1 _\ . Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals Bogonhpm, I, “mm,“ I __ I I II I
service in their forlorn physiognomies! I
mig nginiste; ' d1 for - ht
I k110i NH? gamma ~ d
and talked so like 9
11lll.ll|tlt'\.|!lllll| Hm 1mm! 1: _.
ed and removed. For {flimlflmy
mamummm.muwu
gum-Englthlm lm‘”
J.WALKl!:R.an-wwr. mammoth.
lmra'glsts ail-I Gem-a1 AM. u- mm.
nod .12 :.n:2 3:1 (Kennel-v!- m ICC-t“.
:r‘flfl.“ or \m. “Hindi!” arm DIAL!”
1171)‘
O sournnnis'
New York for South Noru‘nlk.
I A1 1:00. Rm (Britta; 11:30 A. M.: 12:15 iii-21.1 )1
lEX..l3145I 4:30( 0c: «1.15130, (:30, 8:0) x..\ I". .
I c A R R I A c E s , _ . .
i 'I‘ II . _ l 1 _ . I . II South Nor-walk for New Haven.
u u lrum.~ .mt strum )(uts. (luxrftg rmhmm )It‘. At 6:39 A. 51. stopping at all stations.
Smith .\uru':\lk. Doc. 1. INTO. 31! . fiffi ~~ ‘~ -: ::
OLD WELL
ned as.- rtment of .
I
“ ‘COME AND SEE. ,. .. . . .TT-ZN)‘,
2 nd mkfl Parlor, Bed Room and Kitchen 1...: And mum mucus m cowmm ‘ I I H)
4» g 1“I'RNITUIIE, I
Sunn‘ Axo THE (‘.u*r.u.\‘.—-—.\n illustra- e II
tion of the limited ideas of children, very I comm” “1 1‘8" or
closely like those of the surges who have ' (ROCKEIIY, ('IIINA, GLASS. lltllII-j ?
PALE]. non-mm
U.\' THE MUST REASONABLE TERMS.
FANCY DRY GOODS.
Boston Express.
. stopping 81 all stations.
Boston Express.
1
I
I Boiler Inspector
i
IMILLINERY GOODS.
- ‘ . . . ‘ ‘ ' ) ' * - . , , . . . u .. . ~ , - . I . . . . .- . ‘
repeatedly 13k a. Igrstf‘hhie Elfin the} )IIAXVLAgggi‘ZIFfiXI:\B{‘1illi-‘\‘LA\ _\ I 1,111 .\l IF [)[-I “.I l- l l l. I: _\ H I\ I 1-..1 L..- 1-..urthIIt qungr.I.I..uIm.-11I‘llImInrrr “1’ 1,... 5.110 I L l‘ 'E R Y ST n 3 LE mnppinw a! all stations.
saw for 5’39th “$.43 refilled 111 I - ‘ l E k A . i ‘ 'l'lu» I-ru ~~I ~lllll In -[ Fl 11-11va 'l-Ml'llllt'lll m’ \Ilili U Hun” It“ . A 5‘“ ”r 1 ’ I. h .. N
respect of a worthy farmer, who was “ cap- ' 1[,.n,,.,,I RAMP. 5,0,1... and Fr;mnc»s.\21~.-z, Z:n.~ m-r) “00.1%... m- MLL-Hll .m. u- {mind 1.: , § . II . .. . 2“
min or colonel or knivrlit-in~nrm<" in one of RT "‘ 311;; “m‘gnngiW‘ "h”d““"‘1“rl‘lll"ll ' - I vanderwater 5 Improved I LOTGHZO SCOfieldl Proprietor. Tl-Iqivl It‘d"? ‘men 1:113,” C ml- \' -'\\alk at a
V- . ‘ ‘ = ‘ All] <. l’DLth an ulnrze vnri v of mm- . 1 = .. * ; “II _: ‘ ‘ ‘ :_' :I‘ " _ j
the )ew England states. One day, after a . mm! Lam “Pagans, and Glob: num- . T a B8119 131818.131 I D. D AYT O N S I - W I Ii}? “millifiliinmyio‘ f» Rixxu‘ 12.00 M" 115‘ C o n n e c t ' c u t
general (ruining, the warrior found OCCJSlOfl I “not: and (Ed‘énnfinbcfa’rgsdgrllmpgv 1.4 l C l Junval Turbine atBr Wheels. “Tr: lsIroClI‘ IlIu'IlIl IIrlf :UIHrtL-pmi-ul m the Slfllltn
10 can I“ the house where our subject “.3in ‘. Ltml and “'oml Pipe. Tile Pipe and L'rnrlr. ll::x~- ‘ INIillHu-ry qunhlhIlnnfor. :11;th “lil'llllll’b‘ll'llsn‘tllgflt‘:tr‘l‘l- I glitz;It'u.nd:.n‘,-;ofi§m 17011th uwuuv and Tut-n-
H“, price». or "I 'V U n H ”I A . u C i s l —"" 1\'- \vnth strum. New \‘lsrk V
Cocks, 332d
- As ituut Superiuh ml. x:1‘.~ (lfilr‘o. Station Ilunsr .
JAMES I»! I’IUYT.
Superinh'ndrut.
and Norwalk R. R. I
in the citv Quick sales and small rmflls is our I
mono. The Illll‘llt' urt- luxilrd turn] undoxamine I
our stock. All work (lune at short noticc,uud in 1
the mo»! uppmw‘tl stylv
The subscriber has lukvn (In: ugrncy {or illt‘ I
New Wilson Sewing Machine,’
New Haven.
1 1f
LUMBER IIRKET.
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
(‘1 IURCI rs
PATENT STEAM PUMP
This" Pump In the mm! (‘nntpm't Imill. has
ed; and, sheathed in his (:3? Qge‘t’l
mounted from his steed, \Mlifif PLUMBERS MATERIALS.
front door and rang the bell. It so chanced i
that our young friend Opened the door, but
KIRTS,
'1'an: 31:1: lluxt'ttmrs and “'wrkcrs in
Danbury
1151116 overpowcling vision of ml and F91- ? "its. 51112171" -1.\. mum-11:. um .\_\i) mm-
. 1 ,. . . ' 1 MELT.\I..~, :erltlt‘r'lvilis. lll‘lllxll \X'llJL‘, ... . . ,n‘. . ‘» . ‘ .. .- . i" ;‘.. . -_ . .
I0“. Sleek andIfLathers, fiszthquoIn bIlm'Ih: I I'm. \.\1> ul‘T’l‘Elt .\1\KF.1:\_ l \m, \\u «:1; 'l'llr;\| llgIIIInI‘ilIHIII 21:3.pr1ftI.lf,,'rI‘.‘?fIlI. IIIILIIII‘I. ( [Ii‘rliiril " . 7“ 7 : - 1 L; riff—15?: "" »
incontinent!) .llrl‘tt‘tl and 1311114? “A”: to ”F s “llll‘ll is x-Olrl for fifh-vu (Inlluru loss than any other .~ ‘ i I ‘ ‘. . I“ . 1],, . . AI . I & I‘ . HORSES AND CARRIAGES, l a . .‘a ' ' ' ‘ l‘ csyor ‘0 B.“ .k n ‘b' .u IIIIT ‘ “I I
UlOlllt’l’. » 3‘ 5"% *3 y .. V *“EXT‘ “‘71 mm‘llinc ofli-n-d to {he public. llhls ushultlt‘ [IIJ'IInchinItIi “1‘31““! nut-.0 Hl‘ _|.ll ”I ”H .l>., \ (-. ' TO I FT AT \LL IIUI'R< l ~u°C I h .1 w z.
-, A: " .. "’7' ‘ ~ . ~ ~ . . . . . , and “111 do 1111 kin: s of work 1. at any mac no w! at 1 11-55 . . . r .. 1 . -‘ . 4 _ v w ‘ .
~01. momma. :lzerds; «an e 11.-1R71~UI£1) 1.412711 (1.05“ r r/_ .1... I, "unruntn-u mm MI, mm, ,mmmemm. . 1 .\1T1.I:\I AIRR.\:\(.E-IE.\T, . . . .
= {vmvmlwrlliul $45. or 37.0, will buv m. mm :1 : c o A c n E s , ('OMMExCIAG OCT. 16. 1871. Has noth lulnlldtml 1‘ nubtnmly m1“ mg
pun \‘
murlxinr ns [how that is sold for 3&0. and 65 largo Int; 11!
Daily Trains.
LEAH: mxm’nr run sor'rn NORWALK.
0:30 A. 31.: 12:00 11.; 4:35 P. 31.: Freight 813735 PM
LEAVE FOI'T" sonwALK For: nANBt’nT.
I ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
1 Sull- l)rlll|l‘ll'ltll' :unl )I:1m|":1<'1ux'-_-r.
FUR “'EllDINGS AND Fl'NElLlLS.
EIIORSES, IIARNESSES & \VAGONS,
le11' i"
': ‘Wlm is it, Sammy?"
flor tho—
NOVELTY (‘Luz‘uh‘x 131N051: .111: : ] .zulios‘.
Eastern, Western, Gan-
a
rxclaim all who lmvv (-x-
the leading’Suudny School
.. . . . . ... ~ 1. - . BAILEY IIZINIIIXG JI.I(‘III.YI~.‘. ‘
I IIItIlont know, ummnm, I)... I think it s. —for— I (i on! 5... N0. 4’ ELY’S BLOCK, II I FIIR Q \I F
“Od- . .- INNERSUIJJS EVA TER ELEI'_1 Tun. 1 NORWALK. (-oxx. < . ' ' . (1)0031»! ‘Igl‘fi‘iIzlinlégtu All; 123'; if“; (5‘13”? d d c
. ' Cllll(ll’(‘ I)..." . v, . I- z \- . ., . g .9 1 fl )Ixh'llim' Shop just built of the Iltll‘ht‘ Iiuil- This .IR’Imhlj- is (unions: mmmrmimz— . slulillr‘llInn’nl )uIn ur_v. rt 5' . {cu _1ug an 1733 OI at 6:11 . J. . a a an '3.
L' f In“ giant; fig also 50'... agents foanirtivld tummy r...» the 1 j m” ’”‘" M" ‘1' ‘ ""“‘”“ “T" ‘ " 5 ' wuv Building“. Hf f f" ”w 5”“? m ”’,‘.'.“"“ - - . s sz£¥3§3§$§2§22$€§¥£§1”MM“ and mm. 0° .
1st 0 patents . > pat: ; 1-\ D. DAYTON. i “ 9,
" v- , . l . _ . .
' ‘7“ 9‘ - : Tram:- on Rulg‘cfleld Branch run from the u 1 trains
m....,....... .. OHIO IRON GLAD PAINT CO, i IMPORTANT NOTICE, PURE GOLD- 1
4 JOHN w. BACOX. ,
Prices Reduced. ‘ “ \l'ortlly of its nnmr- T“
. r
‘ nmim-(l ~ l‘l'ltE «our: 1‘
forthe State of Comectient, fmht’d us
Superintendent.
from the ofiice of J. E. Earle, New Haven. hT0_
‘ ' Y ' V 3 t ‘V . ,
These Paints have only to be used to give entire M [31"1) ‘) l‘ N 1) 1‘1 1‘ “ 1“ I: I Now i-‘ llw liuh- in Save Mum-y at 5011215001; 1hi§_\‘t‘lll'. tn or And an o‘er
IC. )1. Flatt. lVa!erbur_v,tin—lined iron F§$fmficfiiofi.mcfi Eigiéf’é‘hfi’m‘ié’x‘f I I , . S. F. PECK
1: I. . e. . IIIIII I. I, :gp‘tzmgfisid.g'gtiisefifisrmgixss‘nu:7: . .MUNSON S FANCY STORE, musk PAYERS : I 100,000 Copies . ’ sum-m. swarm"...
- . L - - - 7 0 ‘ ‘ -: . I .
Conversew mgfastcuor for I :Z:;: 33:2,: 2:," gfiffi‘fz‘g‘xnm “-131.51:‘;.H.?;’..§‘.‘.' :I‘INSIIOIIIIIIHI; mwi‘v M bum Mam Streetr . South Norwalkv hnvv IH‘IPIHIIFPH‘I)‘ NI, hm, m, m, I,” mu. m. Dl‘llgglst and Apothecary, to u..- Rcuil Trade. and in (W and am. at:
bags. i . », _. REVOLVING * A [on doors cost of Railroad. . ‘— lwcu lsrllt‘d but “'c km u“. (I .1 IM‘ Id
Bend the following and be Convinced. O" E MONTH V Nearly opposite R. R. Depot. 1’ ‘ ‘ ‘
- FASSETT BRAXD RIVED
ICE CREAM FREEZER.
The quickest. most even. and reliable freezer in use.
Empty Casts, Baa, moms tor sale.
conmmm & WEST smart
42-1! City South Nor-walk, Conn.
MASS MEETINGS
\‘v'II.L Eli HELD DAILY IN THE STURE 0F
F. A. ’I‘OLLES & (u),
EsfineEEI-iltou, Windlass.
S. J. Hoggson, \V. Peck, Jr. and \V. S
Sanford, New Haven. process Of printing on
enameled or vitrious surfaces.
J. Hulbert and A. N. N. Auhiu, Port-
lan for fuel.
D. d W. A. IIcmpslcad,
1,000 Collars In Real Thread \‘alcncicnncs and Linen.
prices ranging from 5 cents to $5.00.
and Sleeves. $1.25 a suit: sold else-
where {or $2.00.
[ruliwfi (h-utn‘. and Children's Merino \‘l'ruppur.~ mid
Drawers. from 50 cents to $2.00.
l.:ulir>' and tlcnts‘ Irun menc Regular )Iatlv llusr.
nt 30 cents per pair.
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED Fnu
(irold”
You will find the hymns and tunes
and the
S. K. & Co. XX SAWED
smNG-Lma,
KID Gnovns.
Mourningv (‘ollars
“ l’urv
I
- >v- » l. .
Slc De pot ! Thom-.1 ataortmunl in Nurwalk, Fir“ (litlurcm ch.) “.13,
. . kinds in all sizes “'0 have an Embroidered BACK _ ‘ ,I
5- COVEDU'Y, “(Inld meter: KID “LOVE {01' t'hildrcnK \‘VUUII'II Stockings, from lfll‘vnh’ to $1.01), P}: RILI (r()( III), _
G. W. Smith, New Haven, adjustable Cut- qumils' (1111:. Bimlr‘, 5m“, Valli. um; Red Riding DEALERS 131 L b‘EII‘ 1,1.“ ”“1leth The Best In .‘rket.
lloods. RI‘JI‘ IINLI). LI‘ ILL} ,
EXCELI‘JNT, DICVUTIONAL. 0mm AND Ym‘
05' valve.
J. Slatchcr. Bridgeport. shoe lustcning.
C. Weidig. New Haven, apparatus for sub
ling boxes i E" .3
more gs .
7 o— (31‘ ‘11 S. Extra Lrugth Merino HOSe. 60 cents per pair.
from $135 1" 51-00 mt .. l‘l‘lll-I 001.1)" no 1'01‘ WANT THE 3151.
0110(1)va (paw-r (-m 1-H st :11 for cxuminutiou on rc-
cicpt of 25 culls.
BIGLUIY & MAIN, 1‘25 brownie 51., N. Y.,
WASH] SGTOS 87., South Sort-1h.
(it-m; t‘nrdlgnu Jill'kt'lrlI
Pure, Sele ct
1111118, 1161116111118 3! [1118111161118
FIDO III‘OOOI‘IOS, PI‘OVISIOIIS,
Lmlit-s‘ and Misfics' Sumuos or Bronkfm! >111“ ls, $1
Nubian. 50 cents to $2.00.
Ladies} Gunls'. and Children‘s Gloves. (Mrirh Tips,
LE“ IS Ill 3381.1. Gnu-n1 Mae-r.
“V,- wurmm cvr‘y pair of nut
FLOUR, FEED, 8L0.
Robinso & Fowler Foundry to, I’Iaiu- 50601115
' 5:3 s m0 ran . ‘ I (511 ‘Ccssors to Wm. B. I‘mdhury.) .
ville, as]; ee<, : g9 s...“ Itiblmm. Velvet Ribbons, in fact all kinds of ‘ . f . . 1 U “ESTER 1 WW hum-r.
Ribbons. For sale :11 .\lcx. Swords. .\e\vr‘ and Stationery ‘ *—— -w. , ~ +«r
1)va 50"!“ Mvvlkv FINE TOILET GOAPS B
~ ~ mwn a: Wilcox,
Bl’CKlNGHAM a: nlsnnow.
No. 4, Ely’s BlOck,
a; 1 .00 KI I )5.
Shell and Jet Jewelry,
l‘upcr ('ull:1rx~'. ('ufl's, and In fuct everything usually
koptiu u IIIs'l-(‘Iass
MAIN STREET, EAST OF II. I}. DEPOT, T . . )
1\ EW AND RARE I LANTS
rows, Pk, Nov. 18.—The new explosive,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
dua‘in,was --- - -
00mm!“ ’ . sor'ru NORWALK 00“ ~ . q .
. I . , .. IvANCX ..-T‘()R1<. ,I . , . _
.on theoar lands leased by A “C“ ”’wrmm'u'r COME AND EXAMINE urn Goons. N0 SOUTII NOR“ XLIC, O O M B S LURE MA” A)” HARNIALL arm,
ROSES,
ill? situated Why mevilla “ of Was- A WSW of
00.3,“. They have sunk I, we 137 fee, TROUBLE T0 snow THEM. To “30,155,; THE
. “'c shall FL'II for the next thirty days at less than PERFUBIERY IN GREAT VARIET Y. 50UTII ‘0.“1'5
‘ In“ 9
SHEET MUSIC.
cost. in order to reduce our large stock before the lat
deep and six feet square, with no other re-
of January, to save moving them to our new store.
suit than meeting a check to their further
LACE COLLARS Geraniums,
TEA-S
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
so in the shape of solid. limestone Agents for c311 at
E? ym E BR‘wBtRY’S IN Immmox AND Ruth M U N s O N 9 S —0F~ VERBENAS’ P'ITENT MEDICINES mm“ m
a: n. . , 7 ' _ .- , . I. I
$35: tognghmgdgtg’f’ld' 1‘ fight muse the Caleb rated Pianos A. DIG N &. SON, Fancy Store, The Great United States Tea ()0. AND MINERAL WATERS G ROGERIES
t 'fmn‘mflhzsfi‘géfgéme moredgxég . _ ”m WASHINGTON STREET. OPPOSITE THE NEW . . BEDDING OUT PLANTS ’ ’
anthem“ ,0! 3.":17 5°91} hole. at 1‘51? HAVEN MELODEON cos ORGAXS AND O P E R A H O U S E At New lurk Pr 1005* and S“? the 0“” ’ .TI'IISSIIS Fancy “fumes CHIEF} OF M m
m ' 9 ‘ ' ' : MELODEOXS. South Norwnlk. SIM! 9 . ' ' 5 I !
2mm ............. ~ *7 v.7: .. a u... Norm... LOCAL TAX. Flowernu Shrubs, Frmt Trees ....................
. , , GREAT .: BARGAlNfi . .,_‘_. , ,. ‘3 ~_, _---_.#___...-'. ’ In fact everything from a nil] Tooth Pick
“ South Nonvalk, March 15 1870 1- Q S
vrouus AND uusrcm. msmuarnrs THE . OLD WE LL” - VIISOUETEOfiWXikM cnown . to an Inlaid Hair Brush. “m
. GENERALLY. —AT THE— ) . _. N. B.—Physicians' Prescriptions are-fully wm- Teas’ 3
Special indneanents to teachers of Music. Hardware store, Blackbcr1 3 ’ gig‘l’e‘glefiggrfg‘ figufi on Wde‘l‘imfimi: , COM I
01‘ Instruments taken In exchange on N T R A L . .- Raspberry, 11th NOW); NW. 17, 1870. I-“ W
:71.erv vevi °F llllllllll‘fl are 01188. A“ South Norwalk .m
, 4 .
Strawberry,
“mums momentous; PLANTS.‘ PLINING HILL COMPANY,
wholesale dealers in the State, beg leave to on-
nounce to the citizens of South Norwalk and vicin-
ity, that the; have Opened 3 retail house-1118011111
Norwnlk, w ere. they_wlll show a full assortment of
allIgoods usually found in a furniture store, and sell
as ow u the lowest. .
Kathy ’
holednphnmthewdlanhour
bottle, having just mpIetedthework of
foul-ma one-haltineh hole 28
Lawns HUBaEtL, Dealer,
fijufi opened, in the
PinosandOI-gans tuned and repaired byanexv
mm
PROVISIONS,
FOREIGN, mum-no LED cm
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS 1N
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Ours, to.
BALLUSTERS, NEELLS, &C.,
FOR sums AND mums.
NE“! BRICK BLOCK,
Out and Shoe Store.
The subset-lbs: would mpeeunllv all the atten-
flmof the public to their new stock of goods, oon~
Ilsfingotamenlnsortmentof
. . BOORSIIOES m BOOB,
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice assortment of
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH. BULBS.
Special attention I onto thegetfiupof choice
.mogh. at shortest no ca. Send {new
m3? 5: mm,
momentum is» noxious, '.
Across the “yum. TOLEESJ‘aELY‘S 0mm"
lootot' Washington Street, withofnllandnewlot oi
Builders’ Hardware
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE,
Wm om amt-om:
IN T133013” 91mm.
- , Our Assortment of , Locks,
F B U I '1‘ B.
SAUCES. Plum-m, 1mm,
h
WWW“: "'
. nudnmonm 5:00.,
UNDERTAKE Rs,-
' ANDWRV
"F1: RN 1va non,
Main street,
U nion Marble Works,
XORWALK, CONN.
Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing,
Planing and Turning.
Black Walnut, 011 , m, Whitewood,
‘ 8:32., enemy on hand.
worms mun m summon mama.
‘ Semi!!! G,mnite,
, _ “Inc“ mm numy,uapteu “mum at nagging! new WWI: , mm xommooxm R. I. TOLLES, Tm.
: ‘ 'Amuuoepuuscmbutdm .an in“: . loo-oar .7 . ' 'Bflfifim‘xfi 1?. m" ‘3 "' 'lm' "“‘m‘n' 99m
we
I'szthfimxmg'l, . I14!
7' go: on ; . ‘ m I 11:1:
0°30th .
Norwalk Chronicler