wmfihdyaltiwstzfi
“I. may I m ougand inns:
Wwi-dy d:y,quiteagnle. Iliad
pun-yvery Ingest Mom—awfully
minced course. then
”M’Itheway I alum.
Mitdmasgcufllyu
When. ' l' 3' * *
Wei, you know, Handle dear. I was justbe—
Mmmndmle that it was altogether '
too windy for me. when all of a sudden
thereameaterrifie Mow' :1 him:
instant it m an r list,
chignon, and whisked it all swsy' over the
ell [given mbdf‘ef {right and
hell “Mention. I was in utter confusion.
It '- ao shocking. Such an exposure, you
know. And what. was I to do? “fell. just
alwuin (yzof shame,and
didn‘t dm \ "6r fear of meet—
ing the eyél Mt e peep e. )fr. Grimes sud-
denly more up ‘ Don‘t dishes yourself.
ma‘sm,‘ said he. "Tain't last. I‘ll get it in
five minutes! “
“ Well.” continued Mrs Lovell. “ there I
“load. a 'th shame, when to
my be”, . rror, I saw him—
0, Kindle darling, what do you think he
did?”
“ What? what 2-“ asked Maud. eagerly.
“ Why. Maudie. be begun to go over the
CHI."
” OYEI’ the”??? 54%“ his; f .~ . ”v; y
.. Wen. ywmm minim
Xx: Lovell. “I was utterly stupefied with
astonishment and ’mortification. Before I
could utter one single word, he was out of
sight. I dared not look around for fear of
catching the glances of people. I felt all
:zergosnssgcwru
impulse to run; but then, you know, I felt
felt terribly unions about Mr. Grimes. It
was an awful thing, to think of anion going
down there, and on such an errand. if he
had gong _, “to save cilia...“ foddllasa,
mental-e? but
non was too exquisitely absurd. Still. I felt
that his life was really in danger, and so I '
stood [bl-re in terrible suspense."
“I really do not know how long I stood
there. but. at last I saw some wretched peo-
ple coming forward looking so ofiofi-i
amused that I could have almOst pushed
them down. They looked down and laugh-
ed and one of them said: ‘ Hurmh. he‘s got
it 7 Those few words were enough. They
showed me that there had been no horrible
accident. lp a. moment my deep suspense
1m minim only twang exist I iii-Isis
e longing to get away? For 0 Maudie. ini~
agine me standing there, and Mr. Grimes ap-
proaching me solemnly with my chignon,
after having saved it at u risk of his life, and
making a formal presentation of it in the
presence of Lhonegg'rid 11.3:The-chougbt
éf‘ma1.wrw 3
ne "? {TetV‘rV
$mtflu.fidtmtuuépammfl
cash “I! ma, the emu- of Pen
outer-aceipuabove expenditures mover
dummies.” Wm—No two re-
formers of the present century hove hinted
e hmoniously together, or cherished n
father’s farm in East Havel-hill end was uno
known beyond the limits of the! obscurevil-
lage. One morning Mr. Garrison picked up
from the floor of his Omar—entry a poetictl
efi'mion, written on coarse pdper and with
blue ink. Thinking, at first sight, that it
was a common (logger-e1, he was about to
oomign it to his waste-basket, but on reading
it, he found it to be poetry of more than or-
dinary merit. It wpublishedip the. m plain A helm y «w
Pu... and was followed by“ W pieces of :7, ”m...“ °' "' $3.3m..." m a"
still greater merit. Anxious to know the
author of those anonymous contributions,
Mr. Garrison made inqurles of‘the post-rider, complexion :0 me would be
who informed him um every week he left 3 3w You will find “8 mm to be gnaw md
parcel of papers with a boy at a farm house
in East. Haverhill. Mr. Garrison at once rode
to this secluded locality, which has since he
come so well known to the readerof “ Snow
Bound," where he found the youthful poet,
a bashful boy, at work with his father, who
though a man of excellent sense, and pos-
sessed of a. degree of intelligence which made
a sortpf 913cm anions ins 1?? hborsuwas
him to place no restraints upon the poetical
tendencies of the gifted boy who stood be-
fore him, little dreaming that he was da-
‘J: r '
skin without Injury.
whiteness“ endin-
‘Mll'l ‘ lllll
SPANISH CASCARILLA
, devoted sketion each for the other, on
than Williun Loyd Garrison and John G.
Whi ~ . . ~ . . . ‘
.- . . ‘5 ‘ ’ l ‘ ~ . ‘ ' l . ‘qurwr-e
_ , y. ‘ I , I . i L .. A? ....~ —.- ..,,.. .;..
» , . . .. . . ,
port, an: a. one kl.- : .rk .. .x.
If ISJI'BSS FOTIISG, SOILS NOTHING. IE ILAU‘X'LI’UL
AND um TBS SKIN "WI 80.
It scan! to tandem the worst possible complex-
ty and brflllmcy No
ion one 1:! , or
arm m... eye: 3.“
War-ranted ”My Bunnie-e.
('AN BE FEED FUR INFANTS.
deddw. ... _ $13“? 1?... “Allis! *
any-thin“; his. aminenhfiy 1p. .
of his son. Mr Garrison earnestly entreated
This delio-te And beautiful Article penetntes the
the skin to a mundane
can all spots, moth patched, freck-
E .
tined to be an efficient co-laborer in the re—
form to which he was about consecrating
lacuna. black worms, impurities and discolor-don-
uf every kind that may be within or upon the sur-
face of the skin.
.sh Hi“. .. “$3“.
the best year of his life, and that the poet
would live to efiebrate in jmruortnl verse
fie downfall of American slavery.
V i . . 4’- w
llotv )IRS.5TA.\‘TOS ESCAPED rm»: CLl’l‘t n~
res or Till-Z LA\\’.~—Tll(‘ great event of my life i
occurred at Wheeling. \‘a. I shall alwnysl
remember thuttglowing old town with grati-
t B, because there my individuality, though
glarfied woman, was fully recognized for
tbefirst time. After my lecture on “ The
Coming Girl,“ with the dew of inspiration
and prophecy still on mygllps, a. stately om<
cer of the law served a writ on me for not
fulfilling an engagement 3. year ago—dam-
ages one hundred dollars. This 11% indeed
a proud moment. Having demanded for
near a quarter of a century the $119th
a will and a contract, to sue and be sued, at
last the mom shone on that glorious mong-
nition of my personality, on the sacred soil
of Virginia, where only ifQ‘l 111,0“de
ago. society was based on an aristocracy of
nearly drove [116%. A I aficdlafiay and I
really think I must have run all the way i Stanton. of Ohio, volunteered Unit; services
bad: to the hotel."
4.- e
ONE .‘Iour; STORY or CHIL‘.\4.u.—-“l had
made," said a poor SeamslrEss, in telling me
of her condition, " my last p. ‘ lgi ‘ ,i‘
urdav on my supply of conlqglm aria
and the last dollar in the house had gone,
unthat day. to buy my little store of cofice
and sugar and flour, for the winter's use.
the fire took it all the next night.“ She had
no husband to help her, and a young sister
and three little childnzl mwmm
her for support; but, mg—fiMdi 3
others, she had made a good living, and
could lay by for the futurc,not abundantly,
but sufficient for frugal wants. Still I find
her brave and happy in her new life since ,‘
the fire. Her voice has n tremor in it when ~
she tells how she-«’1 . ‘ ' dren to ,
a neighbor's for film broke ?
out. that she might be free to try and save
something of her household goods ; how
when her own house was gone, she went to
seek them and found only a mass of embers
where she thought they were sleeping safely;
how. as her little
boy of nmgher of seven
years in'one an , and a. sister of five in the
other, wandered ‘from 10 o‘clock on Sunday
night till 10 o‘clock on Sunday morning,
running 8. fiery gauntlet through blazing
streets and frantic crowds of men and
110%, , 'uggo the little hands he
held ' E
de ,
sfierving from all those
H ”fiys, the whole circuit
of the city, from his fixed purpose of reach-
ing an uncle’s house, miles away, and giving
his precious charges into his mother's arms
again—there is a tremor in her voice when
telling all thi. till she reembe
her boy Wei 1 ‘3' A?
walk, whip.- ‘ ‘ n-
derers, olmost mad with grief, through all
that terrible night, and remembers that they
at least are left her still. Then she turns to
the cheerful whirl of her sewing machine,
I
and almost _ _ , ”291* 51,94 tof piekpocket and had to be ejected. He visit- . , _ _ _ ,
that past . .. mfim ' ed a saloon and asked for a drink of whisky. “mfg, e :2: ‘fiv‘ffifim‘h (“353‘s
Yearly ‘ 'fle " ethmg The bar—tender told him that he had none, grégfw. .7 an“: Pm mam 01, war
over a. hundred mould doll“; and has
only a few hundred thousands left. from the
wreck of his property, cried about the
streetafordnygandwrung hishandsinthe
sight menu . 9%..“ K p ‘ ‘ l e is now a perfect wreck, and even his
What ,1: M1 1‘. "d; . ' ads have come to the conclusion that
w y "week, billing h 8557. file only senice he can render is to die.
eminent Sunday”——-ne Buillie Nicol Jar-vie
called 1, like festival. True, she and hers
had been burned out; but it. was also true
that in their use it was loss only, and not;
ruin. » 2 ‘ ”2
:
'l‘.= .-
.o—Ling’
1’
Canoes Fig-mm! mcnssrs 32.02%.
—A.n invmtiguion inmgardtothe rela-
tion of postal and revenue mipts and num-
ber of pawns issued presents the following
facts: .
ouepdatinuedm * person In
Amwamlsedultsmhletowrite
Mm; in Connectimt
“flu writs may Inhabi-
an. E“ ”one pose-swam
“any“
“ - 1‘.“-
,5; List of patents issued from the L'. 5. put.
,color. Capt. Robert Cochran and exGov.
' to see that justice its scarred néin thei
courts. As by the laws of Virginia 8 mar-
ried vvoman cannot be sued, my counsel de- '
_cided tom's; mg (”I the’Wbeeling Shy-
LMS under lb}- plca of being a “lemme cov»
:fi't." This I readily accepted, having on-
dured all the humiliations of sucba position
for thirty fan‘s. I may): 3 “is! then
was one :idvumugc I would make the most
of it. As by the old English law the bus-
band and wife are one, and that annals the.
husband. my lega'l disabilities were dim
to the shoulders where they legitimately be
long. Hereafter lyceum bureaus should
make all. eiglgemeuts with the proviso,
“ railroad kings and wcather clerks per-
mining."
A N1 r-Tm-LE wrw A Cow ex. —A
story has been going the rounds about a fil-
bert~tree which grew up through the hole of
a millstone. filled it and mayhem H
off the ground,snd wore it like a ruflie smund
Its trunk. although it was five and a half feet
diameter and seven inches thick. Some are
sceptical about this story; but mum,
growing trees have a great lifting rower, as
may be proved by sight any day in the cem-
etery at Old Cambridge, where a small “tree,
whienlns apparatly wag from a'secd
enclosed in n heavy tombstone, has grown
through a chink between two stones, lifted
the heavy superinculgbgg guess of stone
some inches, and pushedl‘nfl'sfiom iron railing
off the perpendicular by the the force of its
growth.
. ‘>—
Tun NATI'RAL RE‘L‘LT.~—Sprlngfield, 0.,
hssjust had it sensation. A former state
otficial, and a man who has occupied high
positions, not only in the commonwealth,
but in the nation, has been on a prolonged
spree for some days in her classic precincts.
On Friday he visited Bunn’s banking house
and demanded fifty dollars. It was refused
him, whereupon be abused the teller like a
whereupon he grew so violent that he was
New 9 mm
an outcast—Qudfiéfifiugag has
aspired to be President of the United States.
\V'hisky has swamped him), as it has many
another.
, 7—4» Am
List of Patents
intomce, for the week ending Jan. 9, 1872,
for the Stage of Connecticmkfuruished
C. F. Bosworth, Milford, sewing machine
A. E. Bmckett, New Haven, row lock.
Rumell Fr'mbie, Cromwell, toy steam en.
gine.
TJ‘. Hammer, Montaigne: toself
end B. 0. Hammer, Irma-1h; fiancee.
Edvard Hut-risen, New Riven, grit mill.
Elisha Mum, Norwich, propulsion of
rentals.
1". B. Mame, Pluntsville, axle box for cur-
rmes.
Xenopolitxn Waning Inching- Co., Hid-
dldfieldfiwo potents for wishing marina.
j Dunes. -
LD.Jndd,Keanvandnwu-pufl.
monifirpdcm lime-ream
;The Old-Fashlgged way.
Mimesnur
.5 7 ., ~ . . .
No. 4, Ely‘e Block
“Y. T. CR
HOUSE. 5
P.
if
0- 51- ». .':-::s.9n‘«b mm
munch. ' "oft! mum? “‘o—Légfi f AL; 5‘ i {‘53qu
llWl‘lE’Ml!"
A (ERTAIN (L'RE FUR l'lllPLl-IS US THE
F \L'E, t HAPPED HANDS. l I'T.‘ .\.\‘U
o
BURNS.
In. healing film-iii?
used it is
PERFECTLY HARMLISS.
lllklit'rlUNb FUR L .‘E.
To remove .‘pots or Pimple! on the {not apply il
freely on going to bed. also Chopped Hands.
(‘IN’I‘A DE ROSA.
For Sale at wholemle by
BUCKINGHAM '& 331m",
.‘olr agent» for south Norualk
59-}
REAL ESTATE
AYD
IN'SITRlxNCl‘J
BROKERS.
We are pre
£33.?
Imfielnenrance.
City Surveyor’s Ofice.
Survey ing in all its bundles.
E; 3.35.; - f- .5;
W. 'l‘. CRAW' It 90!,
OFFICE IN ELY‘S BLOCK.
OF THIS “CITY”
AND BECTIONfilF THE WORLD WILL
i
Lowest Prices
Vin-301x35 to “fit-figfi
use}...
red to wine the chic or rental of
S. and other Red Elam.
having the 1.":th {militia And longest uperlcnee
any Bed Emu We“ in the city. We have-hm
nmount of desinble property of every duel-l
our books, end we in constant recelpt of up
to purchase or hire.
don on
cation:
1?:
mm Wigwam
via—mum .
NEW BRICK BLOCK,
Across the wayfrom 'ro
footalWWSmn
Builders’ ' HardWare
BETTER, AND KORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY 0}! VICIKITY.
Our AsSortment of Locks,
in.“ m Co pnnl * munuhcture.
goddallyo‘ur wtimfi,wi°mawm,u§§
muumwuapa
&ELTSWM.
nflllludlicwlotof
Complete Stock of Everything
“if. , tngnz'ilne of has.
FRENCH mu AHERICAN cuss.
All Brmds of AMERICAN imsn uudulterated
l
can always be {M M's. Also,
trfickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
Agents for MASURY 6'. “'HITON‘B celebrated
Railroad Colors and Combination Lead.
South Nomlk, Nov. 17, 1870. l-tf
Illusiojpepot"!
avenue-m I: BISBBOW.
lo. 4. fiy’s Block.
sown! NORWALK, com. 1
A large Stock of
suns-T uusrc.
Agent: for
BRABBUBY‘S
Celebrated Pianos
AND
‘NEW HAVEN MELODBON cos ORGANPS AX!)
' summons.
also dealer:- in
vmunsMo fluschL msmuntuts
GENERALLY.
Special indmaxu to when of Music.
old lusts-tome uken In exchanse
(hr New.
Pianos nud Organs tuned and rcpain-d by an ex-
pcrlenced worknnn.
Call and Examine Our Stock.
“7 T. BUCKINGHAH, D. F. DISBROVN.
4$y
rum. mun Winin‘i?‘
llLLlllBRY GOODS.
The undbeet selected assortment of Milli-
nery G for the mean an be found at
D. DAYTO N’S
Hill ,hfllkbm, kwliich will be sold at very
low‘W-{fi 3m! quell connot be an
in 0 cl "L " 'ul‘es m small route 3 our
motto. , bug Arc invited to end ex-mlnc
our stock. A work [lone at short mammals! in
the most a
F.
The subscriber bu taken the ngcncy for the
New Wilson Sewing Machine,
'hlr sold fifteen dolls less than an other
W' ’ Eb: the public. I?“ I Shuttle mzcblnfii
and ,_ '0; worktbnt‘uny machinew
. ‘ ' ' fig a: will bu
5731.. hi on an“: acid 1gb. and
ya. 4, BLT! BLOCK,
Main street. sum Nam-1k, Sept. 19, um.
I). DA! TON.
them-
”good:
1‘!
FA'Lgi-z STYLES.
IS RECEIVING THIS WEEK.
STYLES EQBVLWFALL.
FUR AND CLOTH HATS '
X
a?
quart. sanctum,
. , "7,.
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large stock of all k‘ud: o'
LUMBER
JUST RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE CHEAP.
GOAL, LIME, LATH, BRICK,
PLASTER AND CEMENT
constantly on hand at prices to defy compctiliou
Small Profits and Quick Returns
l
15 MY )lO'l‘TU.
ROBERT L‘. RAYMON I).
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ROVVAYTUN l‘llb'l‘ Ul‘l’ll'li, ;
fiéfiéc Chufchy In. I
General Machinist all Jobber,
Manufactun r or
:‘le-lf l
Church’s Steam Pump.
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
all lel‘wr
l
I“ u r .‘l a vhin (- ry. I
And ”our ARTICLES ox (‘ONTRAC’I ‘
I
05' Till-2 MOST REASONABLE TERMS. “
l
Boiler Inspector
For the Fourth (foll:rr.~‘~l()ual Dir-trim or the State
of Connecticut. Agra“ for
Vanderwater’s Improved
JonvalTurlline Walar Wheels.
(‘IIIIR(‘II'§
PATENT STEAM PUMP E
This Pump is the mast. comlmcl built, has
less number of parts, and is the Cheapest
Pump ever placed before the lublic. it runs
without noise or jar. For rice List. &c.,
address
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
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Sole Proprietor and Mnuufiu'lurcr. l
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NUR‘VALK, ('UN‘N.
Machine Shop just back of the Horse Rail-
wuv Buildings. 1-“
SOUTH NORwALK
Furniture Warehouse.
The proprlctonl of this establishmcnt. being
mung the most extensive manufacturers and
wholesale dealers in the State. beg leave to am
nounoe to the citizens of South Norwalk and vicin-
i?‘ tint the have opened :1 retail house in South
orwnlk, w are they will show a full assortment of
all a usually found in u furniture store. and sell
us w‘os the lowest.
BUCKINGHAM 8; (30.,
UND E RTAKE RS,
AND DEALERS 1.\'
FURNITL'RE,
3121i“ Street,
ormsrrn Tun RAILROAD mayor.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Nannfscwry and “'holesalc Depot, Bridgeport,
In. 19-”
GREAT BARGAINS
-—.\1‘ ru 1-; -
CENTRAL
Boot and Shoe Store.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten—
tion of‘tlie public to their new stock of goods, con-
sisting of a general assortment. of
Bllll'l‘S, SHOES AND RUBBERS,
of ‘11 kinds. Call and examine our goods and prices.
' WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
We, lave the trust, beet “ingest stock of goods,
it fills city, 3nd prloea that. duty competition,
5: Ihlre of the public “Mannheim.
lionotfnilto
lel-zflig" A MEL-e95
museums, . -
,. W... ... .u.,-,...«.. my ‘ m;
u.
- Emeline. at shortest notice. Sen .»
~—AND—-
M E L C DE 0 NS,
FOR SALE AND TO RIEENT
“”7.
PARKER$ srone,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
()nc dour north of Bennett‘s dry goods store.
a
'l M.POTTER
Will lump :1 stock of Instruments at Parker‘s store
and will sell them on monthly installments. _
Old instruments taken in exchange for new.
44f
Pianos tuned and repaired.
H
HENRI
)1 1: ms] in] I Street ._.
1 SOUTH NORWALK, o'r.
HORSES ANITCARRIAGES.
TO LET AT ALI. HOURS.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
C A R R I A G E S ,
To all trains and steamboats. Charges reasonable.
South Noru‘ulk. Dec. 1, 1870. 3 t1
OLD WELL
LIVERY STABLE,
Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
Washington Street. South Norwalk.
¢-- 1:" E; i
’ n-sfl‘L.
Houses
TO LET
AT ALL IlOI'RS.
C O A C E: E S ,
FOR WEDDINGS AND FI'N'ERALS.
HORSES, IIARN‘ESSES & WAGONS,
FOR SALE.
1111- Smblx- i.- tbu most L-olnmodiuus mmbllslgutefnt
of the kind in the city.
.5 ’ 99
PURE GOLD.
" \Vurtlu‘ of its name 2“ t xvlaim all who lime ex-
amined " PURE GOLD." tlu- leading Sunday School
Song: Book this year. Over
100,000 Copies
haw bcr-n nlrmuly sold Giuy 16.1 and the book has
been issued but
ONE MONTH!
LA Rtll‘l ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
" l’uru (ii-old”
every day. You will find the hymns and tunes
PURE. 0001‘)~
I'SEFl'l., ORIGINAL.
REFINEI). LIVELY,
EXCELENT, DEVOTIONAL.
TRY “ PURE GOLD“ H" YOC WAKT THE BEST.
One copy (paper covcrl sent for examination on re-
cicpt of 25 cents.
BIGLOVV & MAIN, 425 Brooms SL, N. Y.,
(Successors to Wm. IS. Bradbury.»
For sale at Alex. Pwords, News and Stationery
Depot, §outh Surwnlk,
NEW AND liARE .l’LANTs
ROSES,
Geran—iums,
VERBENAS,
AXD
BEDDING our PLANTS,
Flowing. Shall. Fruit Trees...
CHOICE
Blackberry,
Raspberry,
AND
Strawberry,
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbageand
I Celery Plants.
. Choice We: ’
mom AN’D VEGETABLE sews, '
DUTCH BULBS
ttenti acntothé ‘ Mamie:
«. ,,§ ‘H
gleamfimalk. 3 p
5:38 A; 1!. NW. Aeoom. 6:38. I.
' 6:19 Al N. Y. tog; II.’ It“ "‘
7:24 “ mafia. Ex. 7:48 “
8:08 “ No 3” “
8:88 “ New Haven. 0:03- 2 .
9:03 “ 1‘ch ta!
9:” .. , - :3”. El. . .. “5 T}
10:05 “ No 11:. um ‘
{$33 “ F311" “ {1% "
: .. o , , n
12:14 P. M. No‘mtn'. 125 P. 1!.
12:56 “ N. Y. Accom 1:20 “
1:10 ‘ New Raven 1:39 ”
1:39 “ New Haven Ex. up ‘2
9:99 “ No brain. 2:23 ‘ .
2:32 “ No min. 3:03 2':
8:00 “ New Y Ex. tit ,. a
3:24 “ New To 3:!” u ‘
8:50 “ No min. t2! .
4:11 “ New Haven Ex (:36 :
4:46 “ No (rain. it! 5
5:16 “ New York Ex 5:6 ‘
5:28 ‘ New Haven 5:56 ‘
5:46 “ N. Y. a: N. B it!) ‘2
6:2) “ No train. 6:48 ‘
6:48 “ No min. 7:15 “
7:15 “ New Enven 7:40 “
7:40 “ 0 train. 805 “
8:05 “ N0 train. 8:8 “
3:33 ‘~ No train. 8:55 “
8:55 “ Nam. $15 “
9:15 "' N, Y. A: N. H. Ex $50 “
9:40 “ No train. 10:“ ‘f
10:10 “ Saturday only. 10cm "
EDWIN LOCKWOOD, President.
LINE.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City: of larval or P. F; Brady,
Will leave from each end or! the route every em-
. Produce sold without clings for en.
reight at old packet rates.
All persons are forbid trusting any of 1m. em
ployecs of either of the above boats on account of
the owners thereof. 154!
New York find ’New Haven
8. P.
1 SUBHIER ARRANGE‘MENT.
COMMENCING HAY 22KB, mu.
Trains un-c Passengerf #:2111011 at South Eorwalku
U ows:
For New York.
At 3:47 A. M. Boston Express.
0:00 “ stopping at all stations.
6:45 A. n. ‘ cs u.
735 Local Eipress. sto i at Durien
Stamfor . pp ng
9-25 .. stopping at all stations.
11:05: “ Express.
lzlfl P. M. stopping (it all stations.
in " Boston press.
3:13 stoppinc at all stations.
11 Boston :9.
ewppi at all stations.
---. " Boston rcss.
New York for South Nor-walk.
At 7:00, 8:“) (EXJ coo. 11:3!) A. LL: 12:15 (ELJ
(Ex..) 3:45. 4:30 (Local 01..) 5:30, 6:30, 8:000:21.) P. 31.
South Nor-walk for New Haven.
At &g A. M. stopping :11 all stations.
v.44 “ Bosion Express.
1:31 P. M. stopping at all stxtions.
1:59 “ Boston Express
4,3,3 .. .. .
53:52 “ stopping atoll stations.
£33,; .. .. .. ..
9: “ Boston Express.
Trains leave New Haven for South Not-walk, It
9.40, 5:30. 6:21). 8:10. 5*.45 (Ex) A. M. : 12:“) 16.: 2:15.
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Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent‘s Ofilcc. Fourth avenue. and Twen-
ty-scvcnth strcct. New York.
Assistant Supcrintcndcnt's nffice, Station Houst.
New Haven. , . ABE-IS ll. HOY'I‘,
l-tf Superintendent.
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AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.
COMNCWG OCT. 16. 1831.
Daily Tran".
LEAVE DAY‘BI’RY NB 50m NORWALK.
6:30 A. 31.; 12:“) 31.; 4:35 P. 3L; Freight at $33 PL}!
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$00 A.M.:(Frcig-h011:05 A. MI: 1:55 P. 3!. : (EL) for
Dnnbnry. Betbel,
Accommodation train or Ridgeflcld and inter-
mediate stations at 6:22 P. M.
Trains on Ridgcflcld Branch run from the up tmins
and to the down trains. -
JOHN “'. BACON.
1 -tf Superintendent.
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Druggist and Apothecary,
Nearly opposite R. R. Depot.
Pure, Select
Minimalist Mull
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
COMES-
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