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oo-tol'theirexpeuses which hssreeemly
haste-dam some old papersin the
My M Ir. Pam tohnve
Us IR nt Pnirfieid. There is a
e and services of
the . ‘
gin-“1W Town to Thnds Burr
.d mfii 5:17.111. Penfield 3 bill of ex-
{use for committee: 1)
an pt. wine. «1 9
. wine, I. 6
tody. 0. 9
gas. Du wine, 3 0
DAM hr, wile. , 0. 9
m M 8 David Barr. 1 y and
the it 3
)lsrehtl. aha-la. .1: David Burr. tody
“LI-m ‘F 1 10
3.1. Earl of . 0. 9
41h. lad of . 0. 6
Do. Bowls! ted , 0. 9
5th. I Bot-MM; 2.3.3 pis. iswb1e,<l»6 6 6
Do Mt David‘s dinners, 2. 8
Do. Lacey end Hubbell’ s dinners and
v at. {in - %8
7m .3 ’10
Do. ‘ s dinners, ' 2. 5!.
Do. 3 florid l Ind . 1. 10;
Do Bottle wine. 3. 0
81h. 3 Bork tody. 1. 6
Do. Bottle wine. a 0
00. M and Dovid‘ s dinners 2. 8
Do. . 1. 10 -1
ms. ' 0. 9 ' 7
Do. Divid‘s dinner, 1. 4
Do. Pint wine—pint (lo—-— 3. 0
l '1 dinner and horse. 1. 10
it M10831 Dtlvid’s dinners. g! 8
)0. 8 an int wine L. 71
hC? yHe-thgote 4 and grog
31} I): 7f
lsnthByThnd. and Dani‘s gafig? i
Lacey's dinner and horse. 1. 10
3; Q bowl tody 1. 11
By! he“)! “an wine 6. 0 1
git. thut wine. .9 '
1mimwdy. 3
“than ..
£4. 0. 06
Ma ' ”til. Paid st Hurtford by
rid for liquor for committee 1. 10
£4. 1. 16
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Mow-A lsr .11.
I‘ll' has reanflyifipened st Stflhn s C 01»
lone. Fordhom Ihieh cousin: investigation
Within 1 few weeks two attempts have been
made to assassinate one of the students,
ruined Benoit. from St. Louis.
Thestory “related by gn‘
udlege,‘ u tbs: about two v1
who is between eighteertuli» {vase
of age, Ind oomph a room in the seminary
building—which is quite detached from the
main ediflcv—wns nroused from sleep by
discovering that some one's hand 1" as thrust
under the covering of his 5‘3.“ and cautiously
feeling, as if to use gig $39
uesth which his
("or a moment or two he remained quiet.
but a movement caused the unknown person
to withdraw h'u hand 1nd take a step back
from the side of the bed. There was sulfi-
cient light in the room to enable young
man,
the
bed he grappled. the man by, the throat and
called for help. but the latter. being of pow-
erful build. threw him back on the bed and
escaped by the stnirwsy and door, which
last, owing to the tact that pricsis' habltn‘
lions 7 wels and me
cious re, little likely
to tempt thieves, ’m but lightly barred and
how A young man named )IcGly nn,
sleeping in the adjoining room, roused by
the disturbance rushed to his friend' 5 apart-l.
skull“,
ment in time to see the 35311111111 passin rout 3 en: 08308. for the week eudi
one: 1
ts, who-ewes inns!!! ii‘offie cannula.
nut: smegma Mao:
"1(1meth
'l‘nr Ext) or JEFFERSON s Lov 1: An» 1.111
—The lover had occasion for all his philoso-
phy In October, when the General Court
oonv cued, he must needs be in \V illiams-
burgh, to Watch its proceedings and submit
knotty questions to his friend W’ythe. He.
flew thither on the wings of love. There
“innumeApollo.Bennzthe1-them
Who so happy as be when he led her out to
the dance? He had made up his mind to
speak, if opportunity favored, and he had
meditated some moving passages, uhicb, he
hoped would touch her heart, and gull forth
the response he deli-518$ slut when,
nt length, after so many months of longing,
the moment arrived, and he had her (ere—w
lets, he could only stammer a few broken
sentences, vvith dreadful pauses between
them.- which elidted no explicit reply, and
hnd‘no result except to plunge him into the
depths of shame and despair. “For God‘s
sake come,‘ he writes to Page who had not
yet arrived. FHA: math? again. The fear-
ful subject we (gall! “jacked. This
time beget 011.2. little better, esplsined his
Pmfit didnot ”the qiiuddit. butane
her to understand that he should do so in
due time. Girls of spirit are not won in
th at manner, and we may presume she did
not flatter his hopes; for when next he
wrote to his friend. he culls the capital of
'irginie, the scene of his disaster. by the
Just received at
possess FANCY STORE.
in» grutesthdnccnmtsewr ofl'ered to the bile
quancy and Woolen Goods. [in
hive of W} earth-
quake, w loud 50 do; Nubia, .00 ,0 H00:
in their agony. But here it is merely a war- gain”, c ”Chime. to 001m 3-0-10 $500
cry, the signs! for s contest between man . $3 .31 j. 1 , .1. "'5 m
and b1;ute,in___\vhieh the two-legged animal“ We: madman“. sMertno anaem-
win fit on; “flu-f: Em! nnd 6mlfi-fims‘ and Fancy Woolr Hose. for
Ladle-5‘ Gents‘ and Cblldren‘ s Woolen Mitts 11nd
' : Glows. Scar-feet
Our stock of \otions. ancv Goods. Ribbons. &c. .,
is complete. We have a full line of Dress Buttons.
in Silk \ clv ct, Jet Pearl Bone and Hair.
Egon. Silk and “'orsted Braids. Spool Cotton,
Silk and ’l‘mst, Cotton and Lace ngs.
Silk and Cotton Nets, Brushes. Combs Toilet hoops.
Pmcrfiem sill-aid C RACISM. t
- s (t c.
Bil 1111-611 lelvet Ribbons 19 W01-
ck variety of ladies and ndGel’tti '
piece.
White sud colored Corsets domestic and imported.
Zephyr Worsteds, double and single. in all color.-
15c. 1- ounce
Lace and Linen Stls. from be to $10. 00.
In fact. :1 thousand articles too mime mus m m--n-
tion.
Call and Examine. 0111' Stock be-
fore Purchasing elsewhere.
:VllTNSON’S
Fancy Store,
(Munro: ' ‘
(‘0ll;.l’("tll10lltll (‘ hureh.
SUI Tl! NOR“ ALK
RIHDN BETANGUURT,
LEWIS "unfit? name,
1'.
line just opened in the
NEW BRICK BLOCK,
Across the way 1mm TOLL-ES &
ll): S 0“ Stand
foot of Vi nshlngtou Street with a
11111 new lot of
;
lit'tilders7 Hal (livai'e
+3 - o
BETTER, .1311) Mom: EXTENSIVE,
THAN (EVER. OFFERED BEFORE
IN T1115 CITY OR VICINITY.
Our Assortment of Locks,
of Home and other Companies ninniifiictnrc, we
would call your attention 10.110! as a qwcialty m- “e
male it a specially to keep a
Complete Stock of Everything
in our line of trsdn.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS.
All Brands of AMERIC AN 3: E\GLlSll undulternted
w 13:2: '1' 1:1 1'.- in: A :5 ,
LINEE‘D. OIL, ,
DRY AND MIXED COLORS,
mu :1‘.\1:1)'.-' be found :11 our slim-.- Also,
Plckets, Doors, Sa‘sh and Moldings.
Agents for MASI'RY 8 \l'lllTON‘h‘ celebrated
Railroad Colors and Combination 1.011111“
South Norwnlk Nov. 17,1l8‘0
Music Depot!
name of “ Devilsburg." The probability is,
that the young lady waiting-aged at the time,
since a. few months after the {dim—1': 11' in the
Apollo. she wn married to that dread being,
—Anotl1erf Pagoto-o. seems to have been ‘
crossed in love, but be immediately consoled
hinnseli by courting—Another Poor love-
sick 3m decked he would not believe
the tale t’ll he had heard it from Page him
self. For his own part, he had beenper
fcctly sure, during the whole course of his}
love, that if Belinda rejected 111111.11 is heart
was dead to love forever: and he wanted to l
know his. £11.12 as soon as possiblq'that. if?
doomed to disappointment. he might have i
“ more of life to wear it 01f."
W , A
LETTERS 111' 11111111111311 \TIU.\‘.—.\ gen. i
ileum advertised for a buy to axist him in
his ofiiee, and nearly fifty applicants pre
sented themselves to him. Onto? the Whole
number he in a short time selected out. and.
dismissed the r151. “ I should like to know,
said a friend on what ground_ vou selected
that boy. who had not a. single recommen ls
lion ‘3" “ You are mistaken," said the gen-
tleman, “ he had a great many. lie wiped
his feet when be came in.
door after him, 41011111; that he \1 a: careful
W.. 4
l
l
I
old man showing that he was kind nntl‘
thoughtful.
came in 3ntli1ll5‘TCl'Cd my quest .lul‘n prompt-
ly and rtspcetfullt. showing tl-ul be 1111.;
polite md 31111111121113— l’le 11hrkedup the
book which I, had purposely hid onthe
floor and replse ed it on the table while all
the rest stepped 01' or it or shoved it aside;
‘ ing and crowding, showing that he was hon
est and orderly.“ hell I 1111‘ ed \\ itb him
us win” as milk; and when he wrotshis
name, I noticed that his finger nails we!
clean. instead of being tipped withjet like
jacket. Don‘ t you chi] those letters of re:-
ommendntionf I do, and I “'ouldrgive lllul'u E
for what: team tell'abou't a boy by using my ;
eyes ten n1inut:s.than all the fine letters he i
can bring me"
-<->—
List of Priests
List. of patents issued from the L. 11. .11
ng .l:1n.23. 187‘.
;fur thfifitsle of Ctnncqimt, furnished 1:.-
In der bladed, sharp point
the would teusmfim ,from the otlite of J. 1-: Earle \1-11 Hurt-1L .
under nous bed. 3 I P Briwn \111 London (‘ M nn- < Wl
A second “rapt occurred yesterday
morning, at about one o‘clock. As before,
young Benoit was aroused by :1 111.1111 :11 his
bedside. He immediately screamed for
ed his night. than. m dismantling for
old. The man threatened to shoot him if
hedfinotrelinq'nishhishold, nndfiringhis
pistol“ nny and escaped. Fortunate
ythe
égthe
1n -ew orkCitylsst
antamngllhtfitéllflflmfide‘lohkehis
life,nndhe m severely wonndedinone
arm. Thu-emtobenoreason,sofsrss
cnnbessoettninednvhy he should bathe
03m Hisyonngahrother, whats
atmneggha‘mbeenmolested.
i!
H1 1.;
11,... - ,
lagoon in crowds. hanging with them
webmasswill makethegreatat
noise. ’l‘hehtthefortheoblsvsissfier
“1.5.1.1.: arse-1111mm um luvs
mam Burk minute
monument-nos ithst theiroherwill
nip-dune“ “magnum
“auxin. b'he hat atheism
: mill.
ll. 8. Eagles .llnuionl, 31101113111. (01-1!
ing Fappnram‘s ' 5
RS. Beamslev Bridgeport ind. i. 1 rubber
binding
ans-1mm New Hot-,en Ml ~
E. Wells New Hoveu hinge for carriage
doors.
91538.53.
W. E. Sparks, asignor to Sargent it (0.,
New Haven, shutter fastener.
1373378105.
E. 1). Darren, New Haven, sleuth engine:
N5W I‘Sfifi-‘t’ETlME!
by the day or
naturist. call at the shop.
m1?“ YOU WANT A not SE orsn
whatsoever I. arch.
sonata, with or
Foot of Franklin so, West of the Depot.
o
n A“ AL'A" MY ’0 ma.
WA ‘51..-
fvEf'éAé'xL
. . B. X. Hon.
L w: F“ 1: 80‘3“"! 039.1113. aw. I‘
‘ A m
I}. J. Dawson vonld sn-
llc gave up his seat instan'lv to lb at lame :
He took off his cop when he =
end he \1' sited for his turn, instead of 3111<h~'
l
I noticed that his clothes were Lure-fully i
brushed, his hair in nice order, and his teeth ‘
' It reasonnbo
4' Dells Southworth, Pres.
. Alex. leAllstor, Sec’ . g
\\ lllll,I-L>.\I.F. .\.\ll RETAIL l!l-L.\l.l-.R IN
All the Popular Brands of
TOBACCO,
.\.\l> \l;\.VL FACTI‘RER UF
FINE CIGARS.
'11 \"l' r,” };|\ Ll), .\.\' l\\1>lt 1:; Ul-
MUNIIH‘H
\\11
111111 111: 01' 11111.1 Vlt
S3l()1{l N(£.
zunl closed the :
111\\']\\11\'u.\”.1511
A F11 II A wort 1110111
\\U
, Smokers’ Articles
1 '1 ~‘- :1. [publi- pslx'nuane rupmllulii ~01ltllt‘d.
Corner “Washington and Main Sn.
~(1l Tll .\UR\\ Al 11
.(‘R 1“ 1e sin,
\I'.
that hnndsome little fellou's in the blucl
REALlub \"‘."l\lll
AV“
'INHI'II-\N(‘IG
BROKERS.
We 1111-," MP 11 to 111 ,mtmt: the ~.:l'n.'r1'l‘.1.‘tl ul
HOUSES. s‘t‘orins 1- ARMS and mm 1‘ Real 11.1mm
hnv ingthe largest facilities and lonwcst e\perience of
snv Real Estate Brokers in the C11}.
our booke. and are in eonsttmt receipt of app 'cntions
to porcine: or hire.
Fire Insurance.
We isme holes in the best Conpnnics
rates. Vt 1: also' insure ago nst Dunn!
It LIGHTNING, u'nrruxn Fm: Efi‘l' Es on. 3101'.
wu-not-r EXTRA cannon.
City Surveyor’s Office.
Sun eyiug in all it: brnuLht-s.
. , . . .
\V. T. (.‘RA“' 8: 50‘,
OFFICE 1.\' 1511-3 BLOCK.
P. cam; 3’
NEW HAVEN TRUST CO.,
Organized under Charter of the Legis-
' WWI“ 186191
CAPITAL $100,000
Banking House, 67 Church St,
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
7;“-
“ vsouus AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
' GENERALLY.
*y-‘tiul iiulurrun'uh to (earlier: of .‘lu‘lt'.
ol' PIPES.’
Generally. ‘
\V e haven large ,
mount of desirable proper-1v of every dcscri [ion on ’
5"Sé‘néémuik. ohm:
Bl'cnluflun A5 nlsnnow.
No. 4, Ely’s Block,
SOI'TH NORWALK. (‘O‘NN
A large Stock of
SHEET MUSIC.
.\ :1-
:1t.~ fur
BRID‘ITRY’S'
3 Celebrated Pianos
1 " 1x11
l_\'l~\\ H_\\l'\ \ll;11111};u\'(n.\ 111(1..-\.\'~.\_\'n
\l Filnhxvjnxs
:Ilpu :lwulx-r- In
1Old lnulrunu‘nlu taken In exchange
.I'or Ne“ .
1
made lit
l'i1mu~nnzltlr:.~m- t::u~:. 21:15 1'-;1:1l1ml ‘.-_\ HIlPX~
ptnem'wl “nrkmnn ‘
l . . .
(all and luxamme 0111' Stock.
1W 1‘. ltl‘t'lith'll \\I D. E. DISBRO\\'.
l -l‘J—\
A
1
l
, The Old- Fashioned Way.
sYRUP
‘ 1 ,2
GRANDMW
. MR
covans. ( 111.05.
and
141' N1; AJ-‘FEGDION S.
PRICE $5 ciao PER BOTTLE.
For sale by all Drngglsts For particulars et a
clrculnr at the 13mg Store Prepnred by g
3:111 Ver‘W‘hrmgepm-i.
BUGKINGHAM 36' BRUSH,
1 Agents meoun'vmmd Vicinity. 1.7.11 2
F ALL STYLES.
‘ .; Tiff; :: Leis-.23 1:25. so
1§fnenntxo 3111in
STYLES Eon FALL.
mmnewfinxnmn arr a
". 711: r‘
ALL KINDS mm
CAKES. WEI-53
“3,; p: 1 ..
JUST ‘RECETV’ED.
May. 23, 1811.
E =fitlhlsdty,smlprices dntwycompetition.
r1711, Minn RIVER. l
A large stock ul' all kinds of
AND FOR" SALE CHEAP.
COAL, 1.11111, LA’I‘H, BRICK. 1
PLA ST ER AND CEMENT
constantly on hnnd at prices to defy competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
IS MY MOT'PO.
ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
ROW'AYTON POST OFFICE,
29-“
Isaac Church. J r..
Gflflfllll HIDDEN all JllllDfll‘,
Manufacturer of
Church’s Steam Pump,
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
all kinds of
P‘ur .Vlacliinet'y,
And LIGHT .\ RTICLES ON CONTRACT
us '1')”: MOST mmsoxnnu: 11111115.
Boiler In-peotor
For the l-uurth Golan-suicidal District of the state
of Connecticut Agent for
Vanderwater’s Improved
J 01111 Turbine Water Wheels.
”WA
CHURCIrt-s
PATENT STEAM PUMP
'lhis Pump is the most tompnet built, has
less number of )arts, and is the Cheapest
Pump ever place before the, ublie. It runs
\vithout unis: or jar For ’rite List. &C.,
address
ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
Sole Proprietor and Manurueturer,
\ORWALK (‘0N'\'.
Mat hine Shop just back of the Horse Rail-
wnv Buildings. 1-“
SOUTH NORWALK
'P‘ ;. W V
The proprietors of this establishment, belt:
among the most extensive man tnrers on
wholesale dealers in the State beg leave loam
uonnce to the citizens of South Hot-walk and vicin-
tty that the have opened a retail honseiu South
Norwnlk. w ere they will show a full assortment of
all goods usually found in a furniture store, and sell
as l0“ as the lowest.
BUCKINGIIAMJ: 00.,
UND E RTAKE RS,
AND DEALERS IX
FIIRNITURE,
Slain Street,
uprosrm rm; 12.111.110.11) DEPOT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Munitiuctur' and “'holesnle De I, Brid e
Conn. ’ p0 Algal“
GMAT ' TBABG. "Allis
-~.\T THE“
dsnrnns
1111111111 11111
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
,- none: on public: to mmwmomm-
3.1
sistlng of a general assorttnsnt of
BDDTD, .SHDES AND DEEDS
of nllkinds. Callnndenmlneourgoodsandprloea.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Wt: fivefie‘lfiusfi, bu?& msg#11331 a? gmfil
:Amm; purine We“ lie-W! V'
' finonottsuw
GIVE US 11 CALL.
ohoAns,
——AND_—- ' ’
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
—.\T—-
PARKER’S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NOBWALK,
()nn floor north of Bennett's dry goods store
J. M. POTTER
Will keep a stock of Instruments at Parker :1 store
and will sell them on monthly installments.
Old instruments taken In exchange for m- 11' .
Pinuofi tuned and repaired. 4—“
ITENRY HOPKINS’
treet,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
ownsns Axfinnnmous,
: TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
C A R R I A G E S ,
Charges r1 ~21 sonnble.
3 [1'
Marshall
To all trains and steamboats.
South Nortvnlk, Dec. 1, 12170.
OLD wnLL
LIVERY STABLE,
Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
Washington Street. South Norwalk.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
TO 1.51 AT ALL 1101125.
0 o A C a E S 9
FOR WEDDINGS AND MINERALS.
nonsns, nnnnsssns & ‘VAGONS,
FOR 5.11.13.
This Stable is the most commodimn— establishment
of the kind in the eltv. '3-1'1'
“ PURE Gosh."
“ 1‘ orth) of its name‘ ‘ e xclaim nil \\ lm lime ex-
amined I’l'RE GOLD. " the loadinfr Sunday School
8011:: Book this year. Over
100,000 Copies
have been already sold 132111 [6.1 and the book has
been issued but
ONE MONTH!
LARGE OltllEl’ c ARE RECEIVED FOR
" l’ill‘(‘ ('i'()l( "
u ul‘) 1111}. You hill rllztl the lug Hills and tum-s
PURE. G001).
USEFUL. ORIGINAL.
REFINEI). LII/ELY,
EXCELENT, DEVOTIONAL.
TRY “ PURE GOLD" IF l'Ol' WANT THE um.
One co y (paper con-r) sent for examination on re»
clept of cents.
BIGLOVV & MAIN. 4‘35 Broouie 5L,
(Successors to Wm. B. Bradbury.)
For sale It Alex. Swords.
Depot, South Nortvnlk,
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
R 0 SE S ,
3.1:,
Geranium-sis,
~ vnnnmvn s,
AND
BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
littering 8111111, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
' Blackberr
Raspberr
AND
Strawberry,
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
.Celery Plants.
News and Stationery
flown 11m 11119111111111 shuns, ,
31011.11.ng : ,, 3y;
9:3
mm " New York. 1.
9:22 “ New Haven Ex. 9:“ “'
10:05 " 0min. 10395 ,,
11145 “ New York Ex. 7 11.03 7 W
1km “ No min 11:21! I.
1211 P. 11. .No min. 12335 9-,,
12:56 ' N.Y.Aecom.1-m :1
1:10 " New Haven. 1739 ,,
1:39 “ Karim Haven Ex. 2Q _,
am it New 3:” “
232 “ omu‘n. 310° “
am “ New York Ex. 375* »“
3:24 “ New York. 3:”- .,
use “ No train. 4391 ,,
4:11 “ New Haven Ex ‘35 ‘,
c415 .. No train. 5:05 ,,
5:16 “ New York Ex - 5345 g
" New vest. 5:56 A,
5:46 " N. Y; N. H $50 ,,
6:20 .. No min. MS
6:48 “ No train; 735 ,5
7:15 " New $1121] “(:49 “
7:40 .. No rain. 8:05 ..
8:05 ‘ No train. 3:33 “
3:33 " No train. a: “
8:55 “
9:15 “ 17.0 Y. ‘2 N. H. Ex. 9:” :
9:40 Rosalia. m “
10:10 “ Sand-y 0111321ch
no IN IDCK“'00D, Resident.
hi); [I7 LY LINE.
l‘HE FREIGHT PROPELLEBS
City of Hawaii 11- P. F. Brady;
is every even-
Produce sold without charge for commlsdrn.
nfi‘relght at old pocket rates.
All persons ore forbid trusting any of the em
ployees of either of the above boats on nocnnnrof
the owners thereof. 58
New York and New Haven R. P.
g
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY @313, 1870.
'l‘r::in~ mu- Passenger Station at South Somflku
follows :
For Nest York.
1“. Boston Express
stopping at all stations.
Will lune from each end of the rou
Local Erprca '.~'. stopping at Dal-ion
Stamford.
stopping at all stations.
1 " 1-2:an Sta.
1‘. M.1-toppi nvat all stntions.
" Boston rpm.
stopp' at all stations.
Boston regs.
stopp‘ at n stations.
Bostofixprese.
New York for South Norwnlk.
A17:00.R:00 (1:139:00. 11:30A. 1.15%.?
LEx..)3:~15, 4:30 (Loml ex .:1530. 6230.8:001 ,) ll
South Not-walk for New Haven.
At 6:39 A. M. stopping st all stations.
&.’18
9:44 " Boston Express
1:31 PM. stopping at all stations.
1:59 " Boston Express
4:33
5:52 stopping at all stations.
6:“ .. .. ..
7:37 “ “
9:19 Boston Express.
Trains lame New Haven for Somh .\<r1\'alk. at
240 510 6‘!) 8:10 94.3011: )A. M; 120031.121;
(Ex. .)42301Ex_.'..)5m 8:3)(Ex..ll’. Al.
See large bill of advertisement at' the Stalin:
Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent s Olfiee. Fourth a1 enuc, and Twen~
1v seventh street New Yo
Assi: taut Superinttntltnts (mice Station HORN
\‘mv 11111011 . E H. BOYT.
1 11 Superintendent.
Danbury and Norvvalk R. R.
.\ L‘TU‘MN ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING OCT. 16. 1871
Daily Trains.
LEA‘E 11.11.1317!" ma 50m 1103‘
15:30.1. \l.; 12400)! 4:35P. LL; Freightat&35P.X
LEAVE 30m xonwsm; non nsvntnv.
900 A M.- .(Freight) 11:05 A. M4155 P 31.: (Ex. )for
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mediate stations at 6: 22 P. M.
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and to the down trams.
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Norwalk Chronicler