I’uubtber merchant. Artie-died
WM
,‘ cone-«My
smeh‘ 3 nothing like
Ie‘ue” 8. h “- clot made him-
mlmumpmelble, ulkedolthewmt,
ul luau. e! the lumber trade. tumgu‘s
ill-hum nod urea generolly, end, utter
to ‘eell before pur-
ude an appointment to
awtfii’m towitnmtheperfonn-
:mdtbem fipoou.”1'lteytnetend
welt. (little-dot Peed street entered
bunny Wmfiin o! the merits of
the union rust. and gore nomerom unec-
m and w than at co- and other
Inna ~ m h .eemeimlnment
n! his hie-d. After the performance sup-
WIICWIII the clerk’sexpenee,u
noel-a the thelter tickets. was in order,
and when this had been discussed end
friendly centimetre interchanged. the seeker
(or (“m
the “at“ £64» gm"
aim minute bar-cries hoe reach the hotel,
umlhdehinbueu'r. That clerk is still
«old-glamorortom of his guest, and
put-Hy til yet wait (or developmts
next I”! “IE3”
«impou- e mm C “widen:
.mre lu Boston-M w.
_ “0.....—
.t Len Yen Smut—It has long been
the custom man; the young men that ot-
tentlthe Westbrook me) Seminary tore
t are the services 0! some good ”It“
Sexual-y evening sociables, old to pry hint
by «retribution. A Portland musician has
done the fiddling for this term. and, though
his charges ere moderute, the continual
iron- upon the slender pum of the boys at
‘zbl winked them that they concluded
the; cull-m m I: pey muhtur
day nenbtg. hot uh- umngements to have
guano music. The young ladies got wind of.
th'b. and. being unwilling to dance to the
.hll mode of : piano when a violin codld
be bed for ten cents epieee.they clubbed to-
:vther. ruined the mulnd amount, and no—
tion! the .a- Ddifl Hid k would be
u snlfll.
The time for the dunce to begin more.
‘I he piano was in position and the pianist on
hand. the boys being unaware that the girls
hot! ploy-ed leap yeur upon them, when, to
their musternution in walk“ the M-
nnhed fur musician end I”) to more
(«body A mote sharpish looking set of
boys cannot be imagined. They looked
from one to the other in dismay, and invol~
tutu-fly clutched their remaining five-cent
pierce, undecided whether to give up all
or throw themselem u” h of
m. knight of the on; but WE
ml their cushbehnce in the bends of a
tirpoty. with Instructions to pay the bill or
wrist in the utempt, when they were in
formed thel the young ladies had done that
part tor thermuud were now writing for part-
-ner~ $0, wifig fly“ crooked
their elbows E9 ‘8 Q rose]: and
relied on to the floor, inwurdly resolved
that they would never beeengltt in a simi»
lu- mnner Igeln.
W— —-
.\ .11 at or Pam—There dwelt some
tear: up in Bourbon yo. Kentucky. 3
dmm: " ' fellow named
( m, t“ a " lions were get
ting Jpey “fighting. Thaehed just been
elected u new wing attorney,who was
entitled to a port of the fine! which might
be impoeed u be unlefuetors of Bour-
boo ndhedeteflnined tosquelch old C- -——.
, this for an opportunity to
, B————— the constable,
said. as it was In important case, he wanted
three dry: to!“ an epproprinte judge to
trv it. On the third day the new attorney
use iota-med thst thing: were ready at the
«ourt house. There was the judge, end he-
hind Ina“ meme set
turelvehrvm, jeeilikehim,” on benches
forming-M, euehwitheplug of to—
bacco-adjeekhfleJhe gift of the can
stuble. whistling trey, and, according to
order, m the center. The Inton-
hled j dex-
w a f". it; ,
”Wheredldtheconstubkget thisjtn-y!”
There-unblequietlyreplied: “Ithought
theprbcuuwm entitled to be triedby‘x
jurycthhpeers, end I‘ve been outthree
bye—fi’ emup; I'regot twel:l1ere;
3
rummage...“ oatmeal-
nloutbefuce, twelve more dines. simi-
lurlyequlppcduml employed. He turned
tor-eycufihtotfiejuy," endeoltstunds
Whitby. 'nleprieouerwusd’n—
zmuileflthcccurt home, rejoining
,. hi ntiouel
'gial “tutti,
‘1! 3 e e
M “I.“ mmwtz’m
"WW%M
gltmuby theMCIQm-udgt
P‘WMAWR:
root of Plinth-Stalled“ them
Tllfl ”W3
GIV'E US A CALL
BAYIOXD, SHERWOOD 3; C0.
5. B. Suntan,
3": m so. I]. I. Bore.
! [Ann
SOUTH NORWALK. Nov. :1
fim
STORE!
Is the plnce to buy all kinds of
CROCKERY, CHINA, AND GLASS
WARES. FURNACES,
figw 1on-
WEE at“; 4
ndtbe best lee Cram Freeuere. And there.the
only lntbex‘eoung, mindlrouC'teoPulnt
Pure 0:11.31 filedouetomlxthep‘url'nt
pronto! the lulntheeurlng. _ it
“we will be our wig the result.
com or um .1131) WEST STREETS.
a}; South Ker-mm
S
I
U
—.n Tn}: — 1
CENTRAL
Bantam! Slllfl Start:
1
The mlecriber: “cold rvr-pm truily Fall the uten-
Lion of Y‘sc- publit’ to their 111-“ stock «1 get-uh. LV‘n'
stating of a general uvsurrtm-c: u!
BOOTS, SHOES 11m BUBBERS,§
of ell finda. Call and enmine our goods Ind prim 1
“E \YILL VUT BE [\DERSOLD.
We lute the fluent, beet end Longest stock of good! E
in this fit} uni price-u that defy competitiun
A share of the public patronage is solicited
Do not tail [0
GIVE [5 A (ALI.
Hull)! s. snows. ?
ELY’S BLOCK,
l-y
OLD W'ELL CIGAR
CITY OF SOCTE SORWALK
MAHUFACTORY.
c. swnn'rz a: 00.,
Sole moulncturore of
“OLD \V'ELL CLUB,“
“R. H." S. 8: CO."
" ('RIOLE."
“STAR OF THE W'EST,"
"DIAXOXDS." ETC.
wholesule and retell denier! in
“138.013. mums s,
n. n. mums a 0028,
T1108. non & cox. ,
T O B r1 C C O .
Pl PES, & SMOKERS’ ARTICLES
generally.
Ely’s Block. ‘ South Norwplk,
- l - I ‘3 i . :
1.1111112111111111
mu m nus-r
017me
tudtyuecousty. Arno
emu. PM or Raw...“
not an AID-m.
men, on on can.
:; s
i ‘* '7 Vir‘i'gww' ‘\H(
m mmd WINE;
“was...“i M" L
3.1. DH KERMAN & SON
m or
M’s Ste-In Pump.
Church’s Patent Lubrlcltor,
‘ .1. a... a.
L‘ur, MachinQI-y,
And LIGHT ARTICLES 0! CONTRACI
ox rm: leer mm Trims.
Boner Inspector
F the Fourth Congressional Distrlct or the state
0‘ Conn-ecdout Agent!
Vanderwater’s Improved
Jami Turbine Water Wheelt
.4..—
CHURCH’S
PAM mu P‘UHP
ThisPump is the most compact built, has
less number m und is the Cheapest
Pump ever l ’ before the nblic It runs
without home or jar. For 'ce List, &c..
address -
. ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
NORWALK, CONN.
Machine Shop just back of the Home Rail—
wuv Buildings. l-tf
SAVE you coon
by buying your
DRY GOODS,
6111113, 0118101113, 811,;
UP
l
1
1
“'ashlngton Street».
South Norwalk, Conn.
fir
Falrfleld County
PLANING III-I.
AND Bl’lLDING 00..
South N orwalk. Conn.
dealer: in
Lumber. Timber.
Lime, Brick, Command Plaster.
Lath, Shite, 'l‘urred Felt,
Haunt-carer! of
DOORS. SASHES,
BLLA‘DS, BOXES,
HOULDLVGS, BRA CZKEI’S,
.BAL ESTER-3, NEWELS.
STAIR RAYLS,
WINDOW & DOOR FRArlES.
Planing, Sowing. Turning, and Scroll Suw-
ing done at short notice.
Canaandyon band
YELLOW PINE, ASH and BLACK “’AL-
\‘U’l’ FLOORING.
ALSO
Doors, Sills, Window Casings and Trim.
1 inings, Fence Railings Pickcts, & Posts.
37‘. - Jo
one-ammo! ”toot!!!
end-leu-Y the Met 9.3.1.1;me
mu . rot momma-apt.
,~ . m N
NOTICE!
""5'!F
1 Jl'F-T REEF.” ED.
maidrmmmdeboloe
xx. JAPH’I‘MS,
dudflwxmmtl .3
Delmar: County Butter ....
tum antigen, Dealer,
BI. 31m ”and in the
SEW BRICK BLOCK,
Aaom than mum & ELY‘S ad
foot or Wuhlngton Street. with a full and new l
- . , B ROKERS.
Bullders' Hardw are
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE, Eggs-Egg red to 3 Hate the sale or rentnl of
THAN EVER omen BEFORE 1m... .1... ?. mug...“ Egfimm 3““ “I"
IN THIS CITY 0R WCINITY. “Y Reel Mk ereln “60:13- “‘5 Mi
amount of desirable mpropertyof every doecrl tlon on
endure oonntamreoelpt of flour
Our Assortment of Locks,
of Home and other Companies new
would call your attention to, not a: a M. an we
make“ “a M to keeps
Complete Stock of Everything
in our line of trod).
FRENCH AND AMERlCAN GLASS,
All Brands or AERICAN & mount: mute-med,
W B I '1' ll 1'.- II A D ,
‘ LlNEED OlL,
DRY AND MIXED COLORS,
mu alway: be found at our store. Also.
Pickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
Agenb for HASURY a WEITON‘S celebrated
Railroad Colors and Combination Leadif
South Xarwulk. Nov. 17, 1870
NW 0111 and lellll' Yal‘ll
A T
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A lug" rtotk or All End: (1'
LUMBER}
011 Fl'l: mu; tllEH"
l
COAL, LIME. LAT”, BRICK.
I‘LA STER .\ ND CEMENT
cum-mull}- on hand u' prtred [u rlvf} competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
I“: .‘l Y MUTT‘ '.
ROBERT (‘. BAYMUN I).
RO\\'A\'TU.\ POST UFFIt '5,
31.3221. lflfil “fl 7 2M!
RllflllgBET-ANCUURT
WHOLESALE AND RETAU. DEALER IN
All the Popular Brands of
TOBACCO,
.\X D MAN [”l-‘ACTCRER U!"
PINE CIGARS.
Jl’fl RECEIVED, AK I_\'\'UICE 0F
MONARCH
PRIDE 0f VIRGINIA
SDIOKING}.
('OSS’I‘ANTLY 05 "AND
A Full Assortment- of PIPES,
~—A§D—r
Smokers’ Articles Generally.
A ehsreof public patronage respectfully solicited.
c8"...- Wuohlmgiou uni not: Stu.
SOUTH NORWALK.
rm Amt WINTER
[ILLINERY 600118
tundbeot selected assortment of Milli-
t'orthseeunnanbe mini-t
D. DAYTON’S
newInc
to purchase or birch
ut ransom!)
or Llolrrxuia, want-1n
wrrnoc'r unit; comes.
City Surveyor‘s Ofiice.
P.O.rBox."
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE 0' W
Fire Insurance.
We inane Pollen): in the best standin Companies
too We also insure ego net Dunc:
z I\svss on erm-
Surngring in all it3 branches
“2 T. CRAW a: 503',
UFFICE IS ELY‘S BLOCK.
South Norwulk, Conn.
IN 0111 1111i 11311111!
made in
The Old—Fashioned Way.
GBANDMOTH ERNSYRUP]
run i
(JOI'G 115. (‘()I‘I)S, i
and
IAI'.\(n' .‘l’l-‘I‘X "I‘l()1\'fii.
PRICE 25 cts PER BOTTLE.
For sale by all Drturglx-ld
For pnnicnlnrt- get a
circulsr at the Drug Store ’
Prepared ln
J. ll. Nelson, Bridgeport. ,
BUCKINGHAM & BRUSH,
Agtntn for South Nuruulk and \itinity 57 1r
Music Depot!
Bl'CKlSC-HAII a» nlsnnow.
No. 4, Ely's Block,
SOI'TH NORWALK, (‘0NN.
A Limo Stock 0!
SHEET MU SIC.
Agents for
BRA DB URY’S
Celebrated Pianos
LSD
NEW HAVEN MELODEON CO‘S ORGANS AND
NIELODEOXS.
Ilsa denier: ln
MUSICAL msmuuzuts
GENERALLY. '
Special inducement: to teachers of Music.
VlOLlNS AND
Old Instruments taken it. exehunge
for New.
Plunoeundo ns tuned and re it‘d bynn er
perlenccd workn'grzn. p.
Call and Examine Our Stock.
w. r. Bremenw. D. 1:. msnnow.
49y
THE PLACE TO BUY
”Mama-o.
ORCA'NS,
—AND—-
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
_AT__
PARKER’S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
One door north of Bennett‘s dry gnut‘h \ture.
J. M. POTTER
“'1” keep a stock of Instruments at Parker‘s store
and will sell them on monthly installments.
Old instruments taken in exchnnge for new .
Pianos tuned and rt paired.
HEN’RY HOPltIVS’
4—”
—.,«--. .- L.
Dial-shall trect,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
HORSES AND—CARRIAGES.
'm LET .tT .tLL Horns.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
ATTENDED.
C A R R l A G E S ,
(”hat-go: reasonable.
8 1.!
To all 1min: And eteamboutn.
Fouth Xuru’alk. Dec. 1, 12570.
OLD WELL
LIVERY STABLE,
Lorenzo Scofield, Proprietor.
Washington Street. South Norwalk.
1.“ -9
HORSES AND CARRIICES,
To LET AT ALL HOURS.
0 o A O E E s 7
FOR wanmxus AND FFNKRALS. ‘
nonsns, nannnssns .t- waoons,
FOR SALE.
This Sud-lo i> the mail eomnmdions «Stnhlishmenl
of the kind in the sin 3-“
“PURE GOLD.”
" Worthy of it: nann- l" exclaim all who have (-3-
unlined " l’l'ltE GOLD." the lending Sunday School
Song Book this year. Over
100,000 Copies
have been already sold tMsy Ill.) and the book has
been issue-t] but
ONE MONTH !
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
“ Pure Gold”
m er) day. You will find the hymns and tones
PURE. GOOD.
USEFUL. ORIGINAL.
REFINED. LIVELY.
EXCELEN T. DEVOTIONAL.
TRY “ rm com [your um run Bus-r.
One (paper cm or) lent for examination on re-
dept of cents.
..Y
BIGLOYV & MAIN, 425 Broome St.
(Succe-ssore to Wm. B. Bradbury.)
For nak- nt Alex. Swords. New and Strtlonery
Depot, South Norwu%_
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
R O- S 32$. _,
Geramfim‘s,
VEBBENAS,
AND
BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry,
Raspberry,
AND
Strawberry,
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Cholee’ueor'tment or
new no VEGETABLE snaps,
DUTCH 'BULBS.
wmmmmgfim an: m
etuhortiestnotlee. Sandro?“ ‘l
WRY&BOWI&
“WIRES 11331-931818,
50m mum
l ,
9:02 9:3
9:22 New Elven Ex 9:15
10:85 ‘ 1'0 was
10:45 New York Ex. 11.13
11:3) ‘ No min. 11:53
13:14 P H No tutu. P I.
12$ ‘3. Y. Accom. 1:33 “
1:10 New Raven. 1:39 ..
1:39 New Bevan E1 to! “
2:3 '80 train. 2!! H
2:32 No tutu. 3:0 ..
3:00 “ New York E: 3:54 “
“ New York. 3:83 ..
$50 “ So train. 4:11 “
4:11 "‘ New Haven Ex 4:” “
4:46 " No train. 6:“ “
5:16 “ New York Ex 6:6 “
5:28 “ New Karen 5:5 ..
5:46 N. Y. & N. H 6:!) ..
(km No train. 8:48 ‘
6:48 So min 7:15 :
7:15 New Koren 7:40 .;
7:40 - 0 min. 8%
not; No train. 8:33 “
8:33 ” No trnln. 8:55 “
8:55 ' No truln. 9:15 “
9:15 “ N. Y. &: N. l]. E: 9:50 “
9:40 " No min. 105m “
10:10 Suturduy onlv. man
EDWIN' Locxwoon. President.
DAILY IAINE.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City of Email or P. F. Brady,
Will leave from each end of the route every em
Produce sold without charge! or cumin-ion.
uIli‘lfl’eight at old pocket rates.
Allpersons are forbid ousting any of Lot. en
{boyeea of either of the above boots on Wg'tfd
e owners thereof.
New York and'New Haven R. P.
Jutreeeleedu
nuxson’sguormnr.
Minimum mudmfiw‘"
the nmmwmuwb
m:%— W§&.mufln
M baifiwmubflm-
mm“ uni-m
my W‘Dmm
Wmmmmwu love. for
‘fib‘denn? megawatt-mad
momma“
«01:deme
ugplete. Wemeuffiww
lanelret. JAM
“$5331 “Wen-i Wee-mi omen-Mm (um.
Sflkuudcotmx SmMM'NH
1m ’ 5.3 0.3.. x
mflmuflivafihu-‘rgfigdér
plwe. If!!! 61‘- moan- . '
noon-u ‘hmuneokm.
“permeable Mud
mfgueeaen-ammueutw
In fut. a thousand mic-lee too mercu- to men
tion.
Call and Ere-lee our Stock be-
fore Porch-slug elsewhere.
MUR 1\"SON’S
Fancy Store,
GMT! TE!
Congregational Church.
6175‘ 301 T! W WALK
ARRANGEMENT.
0011112me MAY 2231). 1870.
Trains. mire Passenger Station at kuth Konrulk Ie
follows:
For New York.
SUMMER
-\l 3:47 A. ll. Boston Expres-
fiifl) stopping at all stations.
6:45
7:15 er‘al Express, stopping at Darius
Stamford
stopping: at all 51313036.
Exp rose
stovping at all stations
Boston Express
stopping at all stations
Boston Express.
. “ stopping at all Ftnlinnu.
:7 " Boston Express.
New York for South Norwallt.
At 1:00. s:no (Ex) 51.00. ”231) A. M.; 12:15 (EXJ
(£51.) 3:45, comm; c.1353”. 6:3). 8:tX21Ex..\P.M.
South Nor-walk for New Haven.
At (:39 A. M. stopping at all station:_
&58
944 Boston tool-Express
1:31 P M stoppin. at all eta: 1011-
l: 59 " Boston Express
4:33
5:52 Slnpp'tn: .n all «slit-111i.
5.14 .. .. ..
92:9 Breton Express,
Trains leave New Haven for Moth Nomlk. or
2:40 5:30 6:33. 8:109:45 th. ).A 31:121-031.; 2L5.
momma-21.15110. 8:!!1tEx.1P.H.
See lnrge hill of advertisement at the sumo
Houses and Hotels
Superintendent e Ofl'u‘l‘ Fourth venue and Twat-
ty- sou-nth street Lew \ork
Aseis tam S: xxxrintenden" .6 “fire Station Konst
JAMES ll HO‘FT.
Superintendent
" Danbury and Norwalk R. R.
Nowllmcn.
l~fl
ARRANGEMENT.
AUTUMN
comma M. 16. 2871
Dally Trulns.
LEAVE DAYBI’RT m3 sorta soon “x.
1200 Hg 4:35 P. 1.; Freight at 3:33 R!
R3) A. M;
LEAVE SOUTH FOBWALK NB nA‘YL—RY
9:11) A. M; .mumnmsn )1 ,l:5éP. M. 6:15P.H‘
Tram:- on Ridgcfield Brunch run from the up train:
and to th. down trains
JOHN W BACON
1» If Superintendent.
Druggist and Apothecary,
Nearly opposite R. R. Depot.
Pure, Select
Dl'llgflllltllls 1111mm
FINE TOILET eon Axes,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
O O m B B u
PEltFUEEEBY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT MEDICINES.
HINERAL WATERS,
‘ from Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
In foot everything from a Quill Tooth Pid
to an Inland Hair Brush.
’ Prescriptions medulla
t. Home: to Residence in
t cells, on Wishingtousu'eet.
7,1890. 14:
8. lie-Plankton
pounded day end
some building!
Soot-h Noruulk, Kov.1
South Norwalk
PLllllllll HILL GHIPAYY,
mutant mat-Bun. it.
BALLUSIERS, NEELLS, 5.0.,
FOR suns AND mos.
Steam Sawing, Scroll Sawing,
' OF THIS “CITI’”
AND SECTION OF THE “1nd.“ “'HJ.
FIND THE
LoWest Prices,
‘fl’. _
hero“ I“...
' Jaconet edema. Ins-nines.
Linen end Luce Culture.
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Ruffllnge,
Veil Rem Dom-m Xm-
rias, Stalingrad Yoke-II
and Bmmelm.
Shirt Pronto, m Heep
sum, m
And thouwnde a! «new W.” that
NOTION-c
-53..
H. 8. PW
’ ' (beds-e yarn-m.
p.s.—o‘-nwm on up arr-puma.
imitation” :3!“th
mam-um mu. m. m
SOUTHERN
Con necticut
LlllBEll MEET.
(Sumtoflilllflubfiell aaéTull-rtw:.
Has now on hundJnrl ‘3 «Matty rote-it in;
lune latent
Eastern, Water to. Can-
ada and Georg!-
LUMBER
And an ole
Super-lot Indnoementu
muesmnmaéubmmm“
Wekfl'pthecmd
FASSFI'I‘ BRAND RIVED
and the
SK.&CO.XX SAWEI)
SKIING-LES,
The Best In Inrket.
or“ m rm:
yum sum, Kenn,
WASHING”! 81“., South 3m.
um
14: m r. W...
hom&m
LOL' DER’S BIDCK, WASfllNGTDS 81"..
sour-u neuronal,
an»
arm”
W‘hhh-”
"a
3
LEWIS HUBBSLL. Mk
is:
Norwalk Chronicler