1hr trhl .
“$17M.“
.1 herd
s m: not ( .‘
be tinged?“
-. n Sew my . 4i. .
..- gram and: d it"s-cum line,
a itgmknblybeeu'riedcutthisyear. A
“2+- nt std-omen hen-Alkali of.
Q‘uw tree II ‘3" Mn, about to
,7 I to make room for the new
5 4r‘.tu¢mafro¢ashoot takenfrorna
m It the huh of Nepalese, on the Island
a tit. Helen. and was brought there by
t apt. James Smith. over thirty years ago.
The llaurdville Powder Company are
wi'lllfluifl‘ (new for a repeal of the
Semen-n ultpetre. Host all thesaltpetre
\: vh‘a country is manufactured, but there
. tithls of it in the wslern part of the
usury which ought to be and undoubtedly
., *1. l4» worked. if protection is guaranteed
., ‘lll’ article
lt- \ Alexandr—r MacWhorter of New lla-
‘- .t :“Mlflllr nf x* d the Gigs of 184:3,
than to pabl'vd: Ill elaborate essay. in
. it Lr endeavors to show that the famous
.: a known as the " Cardifl‘ Giant,” repm
«me Pit-ratio. god. bronght to this
4' 'er territories ago. His argument is
.~ ftt‘J'J on the chemical mtmposition of
« can". on "in type nf the face. and the
.- m t« r ..1 its inscriptions.
l'nim! States census, when C081-
. t, nill till three volumes of the size of
u. 'aM- r . L'ubridgml Dictionary. The first
‘ um- sill elmtain the tables of the pepti-
a k lunches. schools and colleges. school
ml Illt't’, libraries. newspapersqutupcrism,
.2 t'rilne, and pawns. of the school, mili-
\ \ all-l chines-hip :58. The second vul-
uill contain the tables of mortality.
. :nh. blind. inane and idiotic. The third
'll‘lll’ will contain the records of industry
. E numb in the [cited Statesand also
3' ‘.. ut’ wealth. taxation and general in-
uf agriculture, of manufacture
I. : mining industries and fisheries, and also
tildes “2W.
w
.. HE‘E‘LL LVTBLLIGBICE-
« .mlt r tot-3y ('th claims a rattlesnake
mu tut-t in length and thirty inches in
:* lunfrence, ~
\ :mnite monmeut in to be placed over
» :ravv «I'm. Gilmore Simms, by citi-
“~llCharlestoa,S.C.
The French Ian -
2.. a»: fill».
z ’ltv- Eng ish 40,000.
h-n impurities accepted an offer of
~2mIItlm gold to deliver twelve lectures
.nng the month of Slay, in California.
ll— r (2. l1. Spurgeon has receetlv sent flf~
mines of his worktotheGeo. H.1‘hom-
.~ l.!l\l.i!’_\' at the Soldiers‘ Home, in Dayton,
' “an
'-lllflt1‘"; will have a firstclass uchcstra
. Ltm musicians for his jubilee. and
~w~- bands to the numberoi'lnoo artists
- ”We
ilun l~aac 1'. Walker, one of Wisconsin's
rd l‘nited States Senators, died of apo~
3’ \v. in Miltankefion the 29th ult. He
. -.- hunt in Virginia. in 1813.
Vuatnr Trumbull. of Illinois, commits
mmlf tn the liberal increment, and ex-
,... «as his 0 ice that the nominee of the
t :tinnall «invention will be the next
3’2: -lllrnl.
"‘w- la lluw who wants “to marry a girl
a '3' tolPllly of snap in her." is advised by
. Lt t'rmse Leader to o for the Wiscon-
.. :Erl who swallowet
{De 1hr uthvr m. .
‘tiP'u Town, author of :l wellkuown
xviiu.’ and otherwise :: considerable
«uncut; hm just died In the same house
a 2m 21 he Iva: Intro. at the age of ninety-
i' '71
» ' ‘hltl'r: .
I
has about 32,000
the Italian 35,000
l'iu- fzsll t'rtzuns from the New Hamp-
=~ vln tinn give Straw, Republican, 113T
. .3”. The Republican vote is 4.846
.w r than last year, the Democratic 1,888
. g r the Temperance 13’ larger, and the
5 ur ltelurm 23ml”.
l": .‘lit‘lllm l’nivenity, a tall girl by the
lmv’ nf )llfi “m, whom the students
.tllm Laughs Inked every problem
".11" mathemtical course. including one
‘-‘ A it has remained-inked by the gradua-
' .' ~~ fur fifteen years.
3....»ph ll. 5.111353% colored man of New
”a. \an‘til “SM suddenly on Sat-
in m-rning while collectin rents in one
2.1- tum-moms. ills watch was
.. n frum his pocket while the body was
'19: n-muwd to his home.
\u nlifll'. ii I} _ ‘ ens-hydra
'. rt-pnflfl’. . W . ‘llis
«I rtf'nrt: “'e are informed that the gen-
m-tn “In! slum! pt} ,b'i} head under}: i18-,
um: fur e5 ‘ ~ of having: 'gbt
‘ z~r ul’ mites druv on. shortly after found
rs. : it in China. perfectly naked and with—
-. rent in his pocket.
\ \li~-uuriun has taken out a patent on a
wiiaittml luau-roost and bee-hive, which is
.mwrm-ted that when the hens go on the
~~~ .1 night the doors of the hive close
ill ntwn in the morning when the hens
their resting place. The object of
- "t: the hive is to protect the bees from
h. r mntlt during the night.
\ little girl baby was left. in a raisin
«m It door step at 'Worcester, with an
. -smp;lnying note, saying: “Please take
m and t-areforrne. I am awanderer. I
'~ u lwrn February 11th." This was signed
‘ at ,‘ .111th-“5 accordingly taken in
-.~ ,..,,,_, for having by good fortune got
'. :-_' pvt-pie who were pleased with the
,I
r
\ nil has: been issued by the Hon. J. B.
> an it. l-‘itz Henry Warren, Jacob Butler,
. - W. Field. J. 11. Williamson and a
....la r of other prominent Republicans of
't' i fur a use «Invention at Davenport,
\gvril fild. to appoint delegates to theNa
' Liberal Republican Convention at
nnnti. Stimuli is addressed “tacitl-
to corruption and
nitmry supremacy in the civil administra-
:un “ It is to hold also agrand
stint-anon meetingat Des mines after the
Sign“ Cont-mm.
Ettl
'~n~ who ate '
W in L'tica resorted to
lent to secrete stolen
y as far as m
woman
n'wd ex
B'he ‘
n
bustle of an entire piece of cloth,and would
W.nomattcr how ’ thelnmp
IITE' .'
an thesmalldhetm,forf
masking her assume the ‘
”we! to the» . 7 ,_
miefll the Tina fire was
u m-n waddling ofwith her booty.
The month of Hatch. 1872, was colder:
than ei snow-um M
n n 3'? macadamia and.
“l Which there is, in this 1900'“
ln 1'43 March was very
Mu not so .
1x72. Tua' ’ ?
an-llinomf ; tint was an
trtl‘. s, quark i;
Hamil. 4,01 ’ w
lnnnth since K , 1518
than the av II M
“‘ka4“: in pa . ‘. .
about the and ’
inches.
forty percussion
allows
But the
and that it wuwhwh
m in a
“a: he ell into a deep slumber, and
mad tom-cam of home and those
whom hehad left there. The train mean-
while moved rapidly over bri trestle~
work, prairies, through cuts, , all of
which were seen dutinctlirand admired by
the sleep traveller. S. gated upon
the emery or a little while and then deter-
mined to return home for afew moments.
Accordingly he crawled out from his body.
mounted upon the wings of the wind, and
darted with terrific speed to his store, and
afterward to his Broadway residence. He
went first to his wife‘s room, and found her
cosfly wrapped in the arms of Morpheus;
then to his children‘s room. and saw them
similarly e and finally he made a
tour of inspection all throu the house.
Everything was in good er except the
etghtday cloclr, which he immediately set
going by winding it up. His visit to Louis
ville was now at an end, and he returned to
his body, which he found lying motionless
and fast asleep in the berth of the sleeping
ear. Dir. S. was still consciom, as much so
as any other time, and paused for awhile to
view the st mess of the situation. His
own body lay fore him, the train was in
motion, the other pnsengers were near, the
conductor sat in one corner and the porter
in another. The disembodied man pulled
away the covering and felt the pulse of his
own arm. He scrutinised the features close-
ly for seven or eight minute, and then re-
entered‘ and took poasasion of the body,
going In through the head. A short time
later Air. 5. awoke, and was so stronglrim-
preseal with the reality of the above experi-
ence that he at once wrote an account of it
to Its. S. The letter came in due time, and
Mrs. 5., through curiosity, examined the
clock, and to her surprise found that it was
really wound up. She and all the members
of the family amen positively that they have
not touched the timepiece and that no one
else could have done so. )fr. 8. asserts with
equal emphasis that. he did wind it up, and
that he remembers the act as vividly as any
other act of his lift.——-L0u1'uillc Courier.
-————<*———
In the last number of the Herald of Health
Prof. D. Manner gives an interesting ac-
count of a visit to the stables of Mr. Robert
Bonner of the New York Ledger,whose ten
superb horses have cost him the considera-
ble sum of $145,000. MLMagner says: In-
tending to renew my visit to the stable the
next morning, I was now conducted by Mr.
Bonner to his private residence. Seated in
his Library, the topic of wnversntion became
that of prices paid.
lam able to give this prices paid for tlm
following named bones:
Dexter..... . .mmu
Pocahontas .. new
Lantern ....................... 631])
Ed. Everett ....... 50,000
Lady Palmer ..... 5.000
Peerless ........ 5.5m
Bruno ........... .. 15.!!!)
Jerlllott.. .. . 10.000
Flatbuahlaid...., 41!!)
Xcmbrino Bertie . . .... . . 1241!)
Total. ............ $145,500
The stable and ground upon which it is
built must have cost at least $100,000, mak-
ingan aggregate of the handsome amount
of $350,000
W
A laywnman in Providence. 3 :nilliuer by
trade but nevertheless a favorite exhorter at
the evening meetings, thus gave her reasons
{or her belief in the existence of a Supreme
Being ; “ Sisters,l am just as confident that
there is 21 God that there are bonnets in Paris;
and that I know for certain. as I yesterday
received from there a choice assortment of
the most fashionable styles, which I will
trim with more taste and sell lower than any
milliucr in the city."
The Marlborough. Mass, Unitm inn bociety
' perufit women as members of the parish tn
privileges that male members do.
A Boston woman, who had long been giv-
t-n up for dead by all will! were dcnrtn her,
lately appeared, “ the ghost of her former
self," to those who had thought never mat-c
her again. She told a story of a strange and
horrible surfering. More than :1 score of
years ago she laid sailed, a young girl of
eighteen. with her missionary husband for
“ India‘s Coral Strand." The vessel was
wrecked on the Arabian coast and all on
board perished save herself and husband.
lie was preserved only to fall a victim to
Arab cruelty and she to Arab slavery. While
her beauty lasted she was the favorite wife
of the most powerful chief in the South
Arabian desert, but when that waned she
fell. from her “ bad eminence" and was trans-
ferred fto the- harem of an inferior sheik.
And so she lived. praying for her death, but
not dating to die, till, bandied front one bar-
barian to another she, a Boston lady in
whose veins flowed the purest Puritan blood.
found herself the wife of an Arabian water-
carrier. From his power an American trav-
eler freed her and provided her with the
means tn reach home.
List of Patents
lsgued from the L'. S. Patent Office for
' the week ending March 19, for the State of
Connecticut. furnished us from the ullice of
John E. Earle. solicitor of patents, New
Haven.
E. Dayton, Meriden, morticing machine.
G. B. Grumman, Ridgefield, ice plow.
R Leavitt, Bridgeport,
machine.
E. Wells. New Haven, two patents, cur-
riage step and binge for door._
'C. B. New Haven, assignec,
sewing or embroidering machine.
T31“. Peck & L. 1". Curtis, Bridgeport, as.
signees fir paper-
WE.
Metropolitan Washing Hachiue 00., Mid-
dletown, assi clothes wnnger.
The Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co., Southing~
ton, assignecs, an
IBADE mi.
implements. etc.
vote. hold ofice. etc. and enjny the same
treadle 'for sewing
G. W. Kalle“ & 00., Heriden, metal tools,
M “MI-ton Street,
SOUTH NORWALK,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Flour.
Feed.
I lay,
St l'aw'.
011,
Pork ,
llnrn~.
31H ckerel.
Butter.
Ima-d,
Potu toe-a.
Tu rnlpu.
Onion-A.
Carl-01h. 6:0.
Fr'esh G round Feed,
1“ or)‘ day from
BIISEDICT’S MILL.
Best Wheat Bran in the Market.
PLANING ELL GflIPlNY.
\lANL'l-‘ACTI'RERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Lumber, Sash, BlinltDum, &c.,
BALLUSTERS, NEELLS, &C.,
run STAIRS AN‘D RAILINGS.
Steam Sawing. Scroll Sawing,
Planing and Turning.
Black \Vslnut. Cherry. Ash. \"hitvn'ood,
&c., constantly on hand.
“Unite NEAR THE STLmBOAT LANDING,
ll. 1. TOLLES. Treasurer.
.:. I. roux.-
Go-tf
r. r. rouzs, n. It. art-71S.
South Sorwalk, Nov. 17, 1870.
'Now IS THE TIME!
IF YOU WA.\T A HOUSE or any other building
of whatsoever style or class. built by the day or
contract, with or without material, call at the ohop,
Foot of Franklin St.,West of the Depot.
WE ARE Al‘tYS READ" TO L‘Tll \TE.
(i l V 1-1 I'H A (‘.\ LL.
RAYMOND, suEnt'mon t; 00.!
‘
J ll. “41"“!th 5 B. Sluznwnon.
\\'. F. )lsrnun. ll. M. Hurt.
.
:wm SOL‘THSORWALK. i
‘A. ¥ .m . A -___.___._s ‘
— S'I‘A. MPING. ;
-' fur Braiding and
uuvt prepare-.1 to do Stampin
clwnulil’nl designs. ‘
S
I Etuhroiderin; from new and
Also l--ttcrs for
Pillow Shams, Handkerchiefs, Etc.
on: poor: WEST or r. 0 ‘
._ A. —— . I
For Salt).
MUSIC,
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
()uc Bmdbury's X0. El. Square Grand Piano.
Unc Ambler & Co's Square Plano, full tone. been
in use two year. A fin- year guarantee given n ith
either instrument. ,
One 5 octave Rosewood Cnel‘ rtahle Mt'lodeon. |
All to be sold CHEAP FOR (3. SH. Also the sheet ‘
Music Stock of Buckingham and Disdrow, For par-
ticulars enquire of i
D. E. DISEBO‘",
Box 318, So! ru Nonwaut, u.’ at office of Numv \I.R ‘
Tl-tf
4
l
“(Ii-2t LOCK CUMI'AN 1'. ‘
A._ A _____._.____.._. A "”3
N I". “ B A la E B! . g
l
The pluce to get the nicest homemade
|
BREAD. PIES, & (JAKE
is at
MRS. FANCHER‘S}.
Washington street, 2 doors below the Bank.
Orders torWeddinge and Parties promptly sttended i
to and warranted to give saddectlon. 60-4.! |
unit FUR nu until
FUR THE BEST _ 5
()X’S'I‘ICII. S'l‘ 3\\'
i . .
‘ to city or county. Jim 5
Roasted, Fried or Raw.
HEALS AT ALL HOURS.
“0" TBA AND COFFEE.
BREAD, PIE on CA“.
l
E. A. meN,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ready for fim‘” : .
7 "SPRING amps,
dmfiwfimfiw ‘ t '
amiss ~ SUITS
Aflerchnnt Tailor,
Feelingmfidefltthtdufll‘ru' helm
9
Coxrtacnoxsuv, CIGARS s31) TOBACCO.
{ALES and WINE.
Ovsters by the Quart. Gallon. ur Buibel, at
8. HURLBUTT’S,
COR. ”AIS AND ASK 93.1%., SOUTH SOBWALK. l
5741
WEBB dc FERRIS.
Coal and Wood,
FOOT or MASHALL s1".
wmwmhdkmd
: 140,142 66 146 Broadway,
DINING SALOON,
BillofFat-e.
.—.
IIEAKFAST AND "EBA.
l
BRANDY, WINE. PORTER. ALE. &C.
Lodgings fifty cents pernlght. Open at all hours
LAWRENCE R. KERR, Proprietor.
IMPORTANT
T0
fielder-e or Government Bonds, and
other Securities, Plate, Jewelry,
van, or any Valuable Paper.
TEE
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
0? NEW YORK.
The First. Established in the World.
CHARTERED IN 1861.
FOR THE
Safe-Keeping of Valuables,
Under Guarantee,
A: $1 for $1,000 or Bonds lbr - Year.
AND TILE f
RENTING OF SAFES
At 00- us to $100 a Year.-
IN ”‘5
BURGL AR PROOF VAULTS
Occupying the entire First Floor of the Harbin
~,.
“sf" l; ‘ ‘
.’ ‘3‘": i“; r
35—;
C o n n ect
LUMBER MARKET.
LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
l
,
leut
mm
(Successor to Hill .lt Hubbel] and Tollee a: Ely.)
Iltts‘nuw (in hand, and is constantly receiving
large lots of
Eastern, Western, Gan-
acla and Georgia
LUMBER,
And can offer
tel u pertor lnduoenlents
to thv Retail Trade, and to Carpenters and Jotnm.
HOUSE
“'0 keep the Celebrated
PASSETT BRAND RlVED
and the
S. K. d; (‘0. XX SAV’VED
SEEKING-LES,
The Best in Market.
ot‘nctzs Axn YARDS:
WATER STREET, Norwalk,
WASHINGTON 51“., South Norwalk-
1.E“'l5 HL‘BBELL. (-‘emcrul Partner.
1-“ CHESTER I". TOLLES. Special Partner.
SAVE YOUR CASE
I’RIN'EING 2
l 3' buying 3 on.-
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, fllltlmls, to,
POSTERS,
HANDBILLS,
CIRCULARS,
NOTE HEADS,
Fire Ptoot‘Buldl' us. .
CORNER OF LIBERTY STREET.
_.__t_
'OPEN FROM 0 TO 4-.
The public ere invited to visit the promises.
1 Deposits from a distance can be made through re :
upon-[bio lam-es: Companlee. l
l
CIRCLLABS MAILBD TO ANY ADDRESS.
H' H' PRITCHARD‘ lfllfllflflmNEMlEvou Insured?
Tip. un‘uwrilwr l:llt|‘Ylt:1\lllg his properlyat bouth .
.\ur\\alk eurx vyed {or «.lh ision lulu lot-, for
lll' ILDING PITBPOSESs l
and it. ill ~li'-rtlj:
Offer the “hole of it for Sale.
Situated on the crest of the ridge on the: “vet of
the (‘lt_\. rn-mmrtndlng: n mugmflcvnt tit-tr of the:
Sound. and surrounding country. and laying \vithln
l--n minutes walk of tho llt‘pOL thin splendid tract
I nfi'urd- 3011)" of tin-
CHOICEST SITES,
L‘- THIS \‘lt'lNl’l‘Y.
Fur particularI apply at lllC residuum- of
JOHN J. CAPE.
nit—lion I),
We would respectfully inform our many patrons
and the public generally that we have removed on
Store. in
Lornuws BLOCK,
~ Washington Street,
Opposite Bennett's Dry Goods Store,
Where we Intent! keeping constantly on hand a good
annulment of -
CIIOICE
separates
moon.
A?“
, ,PRovzrsxossai
~$outh
:Sl' ll l'lll‘S, .l L'lll'
l .
l - .
% South 3 orwvalk. l
FEED. 7
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
LETTER HEADS,
“’ashington Street,
BILL HEADS,
Norwalk, Conn. PROGRAMMES,
v
TICKETS;
BUSINESS,
VISITING
CASH CAPITAL, 8200000,
All [mid in and securely invested
CARDS.
I»
- 332,816.40.
FAIRFIELI) COY‘STY 3
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
.017-
PAMPHLET
D] B ELITOBE t
ELBIRT A. “'UODVVABD. South XorWllk.
DUDLEY P ELY President First Nationnl Bunk. -
South N k.
LORIN women. South Norwalk.
'1‘. ll. HORROR, Horizon, Son a: Hutchinson. Nor
walk.
CHARLES G. DEAN Norwalk.
FRED. w. muonxhnor. nudes.
JOHN {ikBEA'I'l‘L John P. Batty _& Bros, Nor-
W .
HENRY R. Tau-mm Weetport.
CHESTER It. To South Not-walk.
JULIUS A. cm
L cum South Norwalk.
I'm . .
= HENRYR. South orwalk.
l nggffin south Norwalk.
tatsxttr'n TREADWELL. President.
1 ALMADGE % Vice Wt.
; 1 WINFIELD 8. , Secretary.
.3- .
GREAT BARGAINS 7
A EFECIA LTI'.
—ar 'rmt- lulu at better than New York
cakrnan
m and Shuttles.
Thembscribcrewonld My call them
accuracy-bu chm mm arm eu-L
Has every facility for executing In “3‘! 0!
PLAIN All! 9331'“.
AND \VEDDING
BOOB Work.
- Everything donein the best New York
prices. .
;
usm'mn'mwum
Delaware County Butler
whichheefiel belowthc mketprlcctaho-oth
hrgelnvotcecfthoae '
BI. JAPAN TEAS,
mixing at 31.00 per lb., actually max .3»
”We!
FINE RENEW
hummnnmm an
"g1; ‘srlll-enatthemmmmo" l
lithium-Pomeranian
maul-(lawman: m
”ALFRED KNAPP’S.
Jutrwdvdanac assortment of'l‘cflet Scope:
mm more.
SiuWeluaAm-hllymm:
sens) nave-s.
mtment of Bird Cases or the let-u
.oetapprcved penchant
ALI-‘38], 33m
Jem“..mtt:tfiac¥tmmm
“ ASTRAL” OIL
is better now ttuu ever bum-e and to sold earl-std:
A large
ntyleend
by a: Ice-t.
ALFRED KNAPP.
«we 2 Bonthxwwflhnoatml.
. s? 7- LARGEST srocx:
GREATEST assonrusr:
1.0qu was: t
ISAAC w. 1m
L U M B E R .
‘mflM.DA.mY.
Falrfleld County
P I. ANING I III.
Lt!
AND BUILDING C0.,
South Norwalk, Com.
dealers in
Lumba, Timber, Lath, Slate, Tuned Felt,
Lime, Brick, Cement. and Planter.
Interactive" of
D0085. SASHES,
arms, Boxes.
H0 ULDINGS. BRACKETS.
METERS. NEW.
STAIB RAILS,
mmw t DOOR mum
Planing. Sawing. Turning, and Scroll Saw-
in; done at shat notice.
Constantly on hand
YELDOW PINE, ASH and BLACK WAD
NUT FLOORIXG.
All.
Doors, Bills. Wind." 0-day and Tr.-
mmmmmam
Ofluafimmd “Md “I.
Lumbar Yalh m mew-’7“
all-hem the deckd
“head.
30“ “In.“ Elm.“
Tmmm .C
W. H. SWOBDS,
MerchantTailor,
003. WASHIIGTOS A“ ms nu
SOUTH NORWAIJK. 0088.
and English cm
mum um Brut; 439ng
i. ;. .t
851' PRICES.
heretofore. “41:13er
~8".I'.'-.‘.NDO".0
Scotch Chevolts. Meltons. Cm
l
Apodatvarnntedandudeutu”
wmtlt. atuudmhmnfln
“an“
PORK.
”Dem."-
twusamm
who...”
MAGKEREL
“fluid“
‘IROIIII OI In
.0!“
HAY,
Ruin...
Beddtmr HAY.
Drab.
STRAW.
Ira-flab.
COAL.
h-u.‘
~‘fl~*.
00KB.
”flu.*
Ilflflk
“awn-flu“
5. ‘4! Q r’": f’”'\ I f’i j: z
'3 ’1‘ .u.
,‘1 rt.+-.£'f;s. z.
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