’ h! 2, 18”..
STA“ m
They have “Dolthrden” damsatStrat-
mnl.
The out! 39mm Conven-
um («wisest vi be we lnSt.
.I ishn’ Chunk, HWNML June
l6lh~
The F‘ ust XltionnlBank of Stamford, is
m have a magnificent new Philadelphia
"th’k building with Mnnsard roof. to cost
$103“).
\ Connecticut man is engaged in work-
i2:~ up a saw~log thirty feet long into a fife
f». the Gilmorejubilec. It will be blowed
l») nitmglycerine.
Some )Iiddletown people talk of investing
$230!“ in starting a daily paper in that
l‘ll_\' “'itii such an amount of capital it
~huuld not he a fizzle.
They must have had the mumps in 3 Vin!-
lent t'nnn up in Sherman. Every other per»
mil one meets on the street looks as if he
lilill been guching at the weight of a mule.
A sigmr of the Connecticut call for the
( iminnali Convention from Norwich, was
heard yesterday anxiously inquiring where
'lzz‘ «invention was to he held, anyway.“
Mr and Mrs. Charles Pratt of Fair Ha-
in. \\ hose united ages are 143 years, have
N'lrltnltt‘d their golden wedding right sen—
sibly. by taking an extensive tour through
22:" country.
The two t ongrcgutional Churches of Nor-
:vh c1 attributed over one quarter of a mil~
dollars to the treasury of the Home
\I;s.~immry Society the past thirteen years.
They believe charity begins at home.
A route for a railroad between \Vntcrbury
.m-l Sieriden. lwentvtive mileslongdsbcing
‘tereyt‘ll, which will furnish the shortest
me from \Vaterbury and intermediate
(nuns to Boston.via. the Air Line from
\litiailctown
The family of Mr. A. B. Scranton,of
Willinmntic, has recently been poisoned by
drinking water from their Well. into which
:in sink drain hiltl found access during the [
' “Hither, A little daughter, six years1
. died lmt week.
.:-v:‘.
T"
x
.1 its:
it «ill cheer the reeling brain of many a
" tun; lunatic to learn that one company in
\. r“ n h is now making two thousand, two
' mired pistols a month. The percentage
that will {all into the hands of
.‘rthwubil‘le murderers has not been com-
-.tv
Iln'st-
v
d .
NEVER \I. INTELLIGEYCE.
l’nsidtnt Grant will attend the Gilmore
9: "xllce at Boston in June next.
The lied Sincking's beat the Olympics in
Philadelphia Tuesday fifteen to eight.
.\li~< Nellie Grant and party arrived in
l’uiis Tuesday. :md alighted at the Hotel de ,
“vurit‘. ,
Hm fxrnn r in California. during last rcll‘ .
mn truppui and skinned 30,000 squirrels,
‘clling the >iilll< fur glove-limiting. at fifteen
l‘t tits t‘ncli.
HiSs Sallv l’crry, rt relative of Commo— ‘
tl- rv l’rrry ni- tlic “’itr Hf 1912. died few 8
MN ~inu in Smith Kingsann. ll. 1.. in lit‘l'
i
4:
vl‘rullh )(31.
am :1, tinder the hum: of "assistant
tlll pastoral and missionary work
and
my its."
f-r “Haul. of the 3.1-0111. churt'ltcs,
.44 :i‘ i Zlil‘t‘l1\;lllt‘l‘. therefor.
\l:1_‘:it‘.\lllCDCil is forty years old. and.
lice!) on the stage since she could walk.
.iltl'llt‘tl )lr. Paddock in 156*.aftt-r n
cmtrtship, and has two chi};
lwzzt‘it‘t '.‘. _\ .» «rs'
‘lrrn.
Tlin' i'tt‘ril;l ~;il;it')' t'i~ CJlliHlit prlL‘SiS in
* Turk city is $300. That of other cler-
TI is $3.001 The highest salaries are
in the Episcopal Church. twn ministers
1'. En; (”t-‘h ’13,“)0.
in Philadelphia the Mercantile Libntrv
.as int-no open to the public on Sunday for.
“w nuisnnd the average ittendimce has i
l.—.:.i ~tcudily from 31!) per day during the 1
"wet )t'WF, to 711). nearly all of “ht-m wvrel
_\-!lln: men.
The t't‘llll‘u: of tin; l
:'I 'w lllll‘lt of com‘crconsisting of a mul-
’llllkll‘ wt plums. screwed together and czipnr
ill" wt" lining at any time disjointed. This‘
ling wall he movable so that the ”161:1?
n ~.~. l» rt 'Y‘llzllt‘tl :xt pleasure.
1c u ope m it! wise, Paris,
at] rented a building in Dalton the
\:
' -‘ i ::i ; l on going into the Cit-:llirto
ii. .., ,2 mil found :i live znammla coiled upI
t'Jl tit’vparv-i for a. fight. He finallysuo
..--. i in hiding: the rcptilc’ with :l slru'ft‘l. ,
l* u to measure twelve feet in
through the largest;
f"i‘.‘ltl
\lul
i‘
~i.\ inches
‘vlart h .zppuhcthioo is felt. by the friends .
l l):- t lmpin at the critical state «it his 1
a He has long been a sufferer from g
'2 5m lower limbs, and more than once
‘ mun unable to preach on account of this
"n" rm? \ Lately he has been severely pros-
. . '.. :‘md about. a fortnight since he came
» church on crutches. but was unable to
‘.t :3 v pulpit ~tnirs. and stood at their
nxl ~pukl' for fifteen minutes, when he
“\ltttfl‘tt’tl as in {all back in his scat.
l . -r~m~ w as very dramatic but priinfnl to
,‘J‘
. :.,..n.}.
v tutored brethren connected with the
Methodist Church do not look kindly
. na- snition for a union with thewh: te
‘ l i ii-ts of tha cmmtry The question
‘:~u".:-’~t*d in their conference at New
1 . on; .I,. watimcnt sec-med to be unin-
‘lk‘ 33-32334 union- So: even the felt
it .- of Brother lint en for chem-more
ml ‘si‘hop: in the Methodist Church
had my eflccl on these mlorcd breth-
-' :: zur it". June's Jonescxpmd the
% z-un 'hat. in a era-{mace of white and
~ c i own. the mice: of colored men
» .33 .mil hut little, and we far he incor-
M' We am: also sorry to believe whnt
ll“ Mr. James aid: “1 do notheliere that
‘ 1.. "1 Christ more in“) the city tomorrow
had win! they call '1wa hair, the,
‘1 'i- gentile wotfid ‘0 to see him.
t
\i
v
Us: If Pot-tn
-.--i no». the t: nearest 0&2 for
1 wt: April 1:, lat th- Stud
‘ wuicntJmukdufx-oatkcafleeo!
l a ll. Earle. solicitor of patents; Fe!
.1. M
‘i "dies “than La.
1.53::
l l Munmlak
~:;en:eta~3¢tm:
-;w;rmitcnuI-¢
“2W
‘wlio “hen asked where he got the griml-
l the attention of the
1 ncamt thing. was not little astonished when
. his pastor called and inquired for new mo-
; losses.
new molaxscs. but
l mark, he pulled his umbrella from \llltl'TlllS
. time :1 Captain in the Fiat New Jersey Cav-
l ings of gratitude
, morning in question, this otl'icer entered the
i room where the ofiicers were confined and
' rity. as the prisoners were daily expected to
3 order had arrived. and that they were about
l to exchange their prismpquztruh‘ for home
i with this agreeable hope. the ofiiccr came in
; took a paper out of his pocket and told them
3 that he bsd a very melancholy duty to per-
) undErstood by the reading of the order he
com-BMW-
‘ A Gate oilyr ”dignified in his bill
against hi cfiii ’“2 21*inking up in the
night and fitting ' 5m mamtredol-
his." ‘ , a”: '
An evening chat: Wife (oomplaininglyy—
“ I haven‘t more than a third of the bed.”
Husband (trinmphantly—“ Well, that's all
the law allows you.“
An oil-merchant. on being asked how
large an advertisement he wanted in a cer-
tain newspaper, replied that they might
“ put in about three pints of type."
it is soberly stated that a firm in England
which ships prepared meats to New Zealand,
made an immense hit by lnbdling it “ canned
missionary." The natives buy it eagerly.
Among the announcements of births in
the St. Louis Republican appears this: “ On
the 9th inst, at Jackson, Ma, a daughter to
Isaiah Poe, Sen. mged eighty-five) and wife.
The following congratulatory telegram
was remived from Cincinnati by a wedding
party in Xashville: Congratulations on your
nuptials. May your future troubles beonly
little ones.“
A kind old father-in-law wanted to know
why the Fijiaus were called cannibals, to
which Barnum replied: “ Because they live
03‘ other people." “Then," replied he tm~
happily, “ my four sonsdn-law must be can
mamas—they live 03 mo".
The women telegraphers of Baden have
been discharged because they neglected to
send dispatches about matters of state and
business, until they had finished sending
each other glowing accounts of parties and
drum und hits of gossip.
An Atlanta Indy recently playfully tied
her husband‘s hands and feet together, and
while he was thinking it was a capital joke
she picked his pockets of a certain billet-
donx. Since the occurrence the gentleman's
friends IYOld him under the impression
that he has the smallpox‘
A N: w
prudent \\ ifc advised him not to smoke on a
load of hay. l'le footed it home that night,
with his hair singed, most of his garments a
prey to the devouring element, and the iron
work of his wagon in a potato sack: and
then his wife laughed.
A man was choked to death the other day
while trying to swallow a piece of bologna.
sausage. So they say, but the probability is
that he was choked by some foreign sub-
stance. The makers of bologna sausage
can't be too particular, while chopping up
the meat. in removing the collar of the dog.
We have heard a story told of n stutter-
mg man living in the vicinicy of Hartford,
who was going home with a wagon load of
drift material and had a grindstonc aboard
i
York farmer laughed when his
. , In . M '
meat w: We!“ Inna! m
pronptlyahdnmof Ga. hand one
of some 0% WMM titrat-
ened to lung them if the Union *3!
were exam. By this means “Wot
ofthemdoomed men were saved, utbe
Uonkdente government did not due to
carry out their threats. After: few monfia'
more confinement, Captain Sawyernvu‘ex.
changed. Captain Flynn, his companion in
misfortune, came out of the ordeal with his
hair as white as snow, turned gray by the
mental snfl'ering he endured. Captain Biw-
yer served through the wu.
-_
~ .e ~-
Collector’s Sale.
\ OTIC'E in hemby glved tlnt under and by
virtue of a main tax dlly .dioxg
$~
In he a g union-v, no
collect of John A. emann Ind other 118 turned
In the rate books on list to aid wax-ran mutant:
several proportions at the sum totalu therein quad,
aid earn a tux Orwell gamed upon in:
meeting of the electors of the Citv of South Nor-
wnlk, regularly and leg-all warn and held In laid
city on the 10th day of “1,113? . m: for the
purpose of providing for the ndethedneIs of llld
city, by a tax of five mills on a dollar on the list. Int
completed; levies upon llnell It public Inc-
tion at the premises hereinafter described on the 11th
dayofJnly,A . D. 1872.1t20‘clockr. l oomnchof
the real estate of John A. Herman aim-ta in mid
City of South K . known In tho"nonnnn
Pine,“ owned by him at the time uldm
m kid and nude up. and bounded :- {allow
Earth by land of Kaela. minds; by :33:
nown M m A
West by mo! RA. Woodward.“ build—
in?” thereon, u will also the sum of “eleven dolhn
mine cents (tint being the proportion of
a}; nIdT‘ohnAlgficrmlnnhz; the sum tot In th;
as tax nt.)toge rwt e o! evnn
snip. which are to be added to five tux. y
City of South Norwalk, M: .A. D. 1371
C ES W SMITH
“um
U nion Marble Works,
NORWALK, CON N.
Thi- subscriber has made arrangementa by which
he w ill heronfler receive
Scotch Granite,
lhnect from Scotland. 11c is also prepared to fur
nish every kind of
IT \l.l.\.\' AND .cmicm MARE Ln.
uruxrrn. Dun. on mowx s'roxr:
)[OR'ITMEN TS,
Tablets, Sinks. kc" I! ”HuMnntlcs and
Furniture Slabs tn [met-at,
Ski)».
AT Tm: wwnsr Possum: muons.
Cemetery Fencing, Iron Bailing, 2&9,
Furnished and put up it short. notice and on very
{avon‘ole terms.
Representina an estnhllnhmcnt the oldest best
known of nnyln Western Connecticut, the rlher
kels that its reputation for artistic ex cc And
hononble denlln ols already too well lied to
commends Address E B P A eat,
Medunic Street, in the rear of the no ' §€w~
wnlk
NOW IS THE TIME!
F YOC V A.\'!‘ _\ H01 FIE or lnv other building
of whatsoever style or elm bu l! b} the dny or
court-net. with or ulthnut material all at shop.
stone, replied with gravity, " Oh, the d-dd- |
darn thing came h~b~bhobbing down on the l
frf-f-t‘lood "
A deacon \\ ho keeps a grocery store in a
neighboring town. having instructed his
clerk. when out of a desired article. to call
customer to the next
to hear the clerk say. “ “'0 have no
we have got. some nice
new rum."
A Bangor man was discussiu; the liquor
other tlfl",fil‘.(l strongly urged its
To cmplmsizc a re
law ilit'
strict enforcement.
; Foot of Franklin St, West of the Depot.
WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO “THAT;
(1‘ I V ll [’35 -8 (25.1411.
“ ~=vwwm
RAYMOND, SHERWOOD a; CO.
A, R. R.\\IONll. S. B. Susitwimn.
\t' F “ATHZR. II .‘I. llnrr
13m” SUL’TH .VURW ..\I K.
Damien Seminary.
This institution is pleas-nay altuated on Scmlnnry
Bill. About one mile from Dark-n Depot. thirty- nine
miles from \evr York, and thirty-five from New Kn-
ven, on the \ew \ork nnd \ew Elven Enllmnd.
The building is new and h” plea-ant well renti-
lucd room: with high ceilings. The nunbao!
boarder-I I: limited to thirty thus giving the Punct-
pal Ind tent-hers opportunity for knowing the pupil! ,
lndixirlunlly.
Dr Dio Lewis' I system f (v‘vmnnstics in thor
onghly tnu ,zht. and cnrclul a cation is ghen to diet
dress study md 31:? that we may have educated
n
:irtu, “hen there dropped out of it a black
butilt' .\ crash on the pavement was ful~
lU'Jt'l by a diffusion of a fmgrnuci- equalled
Partly :13; llli‘ l=w~t "(lid linurhon." Arzu-
mcnt ( lwu-v'. .
,V, a 3“
Drawing Lots for Death. :
t‘o': llcurv \l. Sawyer was among the
l‘t-dtral prisoners in Libby prison at the time
when the Confederate government deter-
mined to retaliate in kind the execution of
relsel ufiicct‘s one of the Federal \Vest-
gt‘llt’mlr, .‘Ir. Sawyer was nt that
by
8 I‘ll
airy: and was cnc of the mde ofofflcers
fr )lll “hum St Win lions were to he made fur
the victiuis in Co. ifcdcrste vengeance. The
officer who “as in charge of the prisoners
at that time \\ is a kind hearted agreeable
mammd was unearned by them with feel-
and afl‘ection On the
told all the officers to walk into another room.
This order ws obeyed with pudieulnr also
be exchanged. and it was supposed that the
and freedom. After they had all gathered
into the rout“, their cmmtcrienccs lighted up
among them. and with a very grave face
form. the purpose of which would be better
he had in his hand. which he had just rc-
ceivex'l from the War Department. He then
proceeded to read to the amazed 1nd horn-
tied group an order for the immediate exe—
cution of two of their number, in retaliation
for ha aging of two Confedernte oficern A:
the reader messed the men looked at each
other with blanched fact-s, And a silence like
death prevailed for some minutes in the
room. The confederate officer then suggest-
ed that twrhaps a better way would beta
place a minister of slips ofplper equal to the
whole number of (:mcers from whom the
victims were to be selected in a box. with
the word “death“ written cn two of then
and the rest blank—the two men who drew
the fmalslips would be the domnedmen.
The dr wing then commented, the men 1d-
x-am'od and taking out a slip.snd if it proved
to be: blank taking their place in another
pan of the room. The dranmghad proceed-
ed for some time and In!) a third of the £~
ctr!- hnd exrhangcd gloomy look of arm
hension {or : relieved sped they could not
“on! showing amt gaping from much tu-
mile peril. before the fan! denthshp had
beadnwn.Attheendofthnpa1odhow-
ever. the first slip m dawn ad the me
of Capt. Henry “18116“. of the First
a“ x
butdid not linehE
531va- Be Mindy hep: te-
volv’ng'n kishhdmcplsn Incoming,
mammal! Mme-m
“anathema;- edict 0! MM
feds“: wt, and tr munch:
girls. hum? pound ch in lound bodice
( ‘nlendnr or 18'] Ind 15'": —Fnll tut-might: Sept.
’27. 1871: it inter termw Spring
term begins March 2’? 1871
m: 1:le A. RICE Principal
P O T A T O E S .
FUI.‘ COOKING UR PLANTING. l
Early Rose, Peach Blows. Garnet Chimi
l
Prince Albert or English Kidney; also Peer-
less, Brccscs No, ti. also a general assort- ,
ment of ‘
PEAS 130R PL.XN'1‘ING.
Tom Thumb, Early Kent, Daniel O'Rourke .
Mc'Lcan's Advanccr. Champions of En l
land, Blue imperial. \Vhite Matrrowfut. l
Black Eyed .‘illrl'0\\'f:ll. Also a general;
&:\§llrllll(’nt of
G A R D E N 8 E E 0,
JOHN HUTCHINGS.
Main Street, Near Ely‘s Block.
734!
_ . .v-A . W, I
Removal of
CHARLES PAUL &. CO‘S‘
l
BARI3ICII SIIOI’.
'l‘HE nndcniuucd hnxc remox ud their place of bus 1
int-ss to the basement opposite the “Old W cll
Hotel. They haw fitted the plnce up very flatly. l
and are to upon all who my! patronize
in their usual first class style. sting thel
public will giro us all the patronnge “e dcscnc and :
no more. is all in desire. l
CRADLE! PAUL.
A. HAITWICK.
ST XDIPING.
H. H. PRITCHARD,
S now p to do Stampln for Braid
Embroi erlng from new and tifnl
Also letter! {or
Pillow Shams, Handkerchiefs, Etc.
ONE DOOR “'EST 0? P. 0 l
._,i t
First Class 89am.
HAVING (the!) the house an Stan: strut known
Ti 3!
Ga
714!
u the Alderman Ely Place. and re-furnished and re i
Ineditin thebatmner. wenrepreptred "moi
mod-ta families ordain pawns with board. by the
day or week It reasonable ram The dmtlonk on:
olthemost plenum in the city. Mail: will be tun
rushed at hours to mmodntc patrons. 63-81::
D AILY LINE.
HORWlLlllll] NEW YORK.
(‘onnecting m fie mm Railroad.
AMERIGUS,
Chums-.uvn,’
mum .1313: 1039A! muons, an. 2,
' yuan-n»
cantata.
“fl.“
”1%..“an at Io‘dock ha.
2. rumm-
Fhinkliu Coal,
‘PLlNING [ILL COMPANY.
: Blnch
C. F. TULLK‘.
’xr" :7 ._
. '- i.
The place to get the nicest home-made
BREAD. PIES, &»CAKE
‘ s '2 Slat '
_ MRS. FANCHERHS'.
Washington street, 2 doors below the Bank.
Order-I forWeddlngnlnd Parties mm tl nttended
tonndwnmnwdtogive ntllftcdgn. p y
For Sale-
MUSIC,
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
One Bradbury s No. 9, Square Grand Piano.
inOne amide: t. Cx'nflSqnm Plum: full tone. been
use oyenre. \e ear mntee venhith
em instrument. y 311 gi
enooewood Case noble Melodeon.
Anto “HOWPNRC SB. Also titer-beet
Music of Bucklnghun and Dlsdrow For par-
ucnlm We!
D. E. DISBROW,
Box 3‘8, SOUTH Nonwus, or at. otllce 0! Norm .u K
73~2t K Co-ruu‘.
Ray-0nd Brothers,
Ire oflcring for sale it lowest prices:
Bradley’s Super, Phospatc.
Deleuu’s Phosphate.
(Joe’s Phosphnte.
PlIGJNI X Grlf AN ()
Ilavens’ (’ruano.
Lister Brothers’ Bones.
'tl-y SOUTH NORWALK, CON'N.
in 12mm: Ill] LBll'l'TIS
FOR THE BEST
0 X’STER S'l‘ Ir] VV
J
in city or county .\l~o
Roasted, Fried or Raw.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
"01' TBA AND COFFEE.
BREAD, PIE OR FAKE.
Cusri-zcrtusnm'. (tours in) T08U‘1'U
.kLES and \VINE.
Olet‘ri by the Quart. (Gallon. ur Bu-Iicl. Mi
8. HURLBUTT’S.
CUR. MAIN HUI'TII SUB\\'.\LK.
51-”
AND .\.\'.\' ST!" ,
WEBB & FERRIS.
Coal and Wood,
FOOT HF MASHALI. ST.
\Vlltllt'flalt' and R'tnil healer» In all kind- of
“'OOD AND COAL.
Among the with do: we kvcp the purv
l
of Lyltcns Valley .\lsu_
Cement. and all kinds of
Material,
Brick, Limo.
_\{:t M ins'
.v n l Hints.
l»tf
D N. \A'Klll.‘
South Nur«\nlk. No‘ I'. I‘ll'
South Nomad]!
MASEFAGI‘UDIRI or AND mamas in l
f Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c.,
BALLUSTERS, NEELLS, &C.,
FUR STAIRS AND RHLINGS
Flt-um Sawing. Scroll Sawing.
Planting and Turning.
\annut, Cherry, Ash, \\'l|ite\vood,
are. constantly on hand.
\\'(‘llK~‘ NEAR THE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
IL 1. TULLES, Treasurer.
1:. i, TOLLEG
61H!
D. n. At'srtx.
South .\'ur\\llk. Nov. IT. 1870.
I) S] IDES.
lit )( l'l‘h‘ .l\\
:C():\'l‘.‘
i
l HARV-Y’S
-xttentiun :‘kll !
P. BRONSON a 00.,
'
lnw first reu'irtxln large and untied usurtmeni. of
BOOTS .\ N l) SH OHS.
LJATES'I‘ S'l‘ S’IJES,
u hid) the; offer at the
Lowest Figures.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
P. BRONSON & CO’S
B00!‘ ”GEEK? 313K
firs Duchjlajn street,
‘i..*"»‘.§ ;.
751v}: mine, sentinel cape.
ammnwsm :7;
i Opposite George
ALFRED KNAPP
Wonldo' solicit the Litigation of the public to his fine
which be selling, In low as the
nine kquality of good: an be
l have now and am daily receiving I full line of
FlnoFamily
GROCERIES;
l mike n specialty of
TEAS AND COFFEES
Which I guarantee to he pttrc and of the best
quality.
I bh’t: lust opened a large in Juice 0!
CRUCKERY lllll GLASSWARF,
. consisting of
Filth NL‘H \ND STONE CHINA, DEMI- PORCE-
LAIN FANCY BETTE, AMP8. tt‘
A Good assortment of
Croquet Sets
Bird ( ages
Toilet Sets -
Children‘ s Carriages,
Mats and Ru ,Brooms and Brushe- Fea-
ther and air Dusters, Fancy Baskets,
Pails, Tubs, Well Buckets,&c., &c
Agent For
Pratt’s “ Astral on."
“'arrnnced SAFE and free from otfenelve smell and
smoke
ALFRED KNAPP.
m: South Norwnlk, April 18. 1372.
n. A. WHITMAN,
Merchant Tailor,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Feeling tonfldcut that during the past. tear be has
established a repntnllon n: r I peat-ct fitting
garments. takes pleasure In Announcing that be In-
Tt‘ ad) for inspection hl- m \t and fresh
SPRING GOODS.
Intl promises to cxcvl in clvgnut and stylish
SI’lthfli‘r SI’ITS
9
Tasteful Spring Overcoats.
NOBBY BUSINESS SUITS.
'. PANTS AND VESTS.
TIII“. l3SI'AL LIX}? Ul'
Gent‘s Fltrnishlng'flmbds. l' mhnlllstc.
South Norwulk April 10
SPRHG HlS COME!
G()
HARVEY'St
in l mu. John, who keeps the beat. Shoe Smut-he
p cc .
“The man who keeps what the people mt."
"John you have got me thin time; but. wlnt I
splendid phlr o! boots you Into on.“
"You better believe they urc. They came from
Hnrvcy‘e and cannot b - beat!"
"Mrs 31..
you tune on?"
‘ on, ma. they came from Eli-veg. The only
place to find them rl ht How chap sells! I can
fit“ a nIcer pnlr for so um.- other: Id! tor use.
'hat a saving. [understand he nukes his own
Boots uni shoeing“. “That‘s it. He m an the
mannfnc e‘tll d! of
and Sh ”lain-3‘.
hlsLa r’G'I
Gnu-r1 see
elix- “5w best! have
ever seem—u tonhr SLED.
where did you get those Button Boots
bow chen he sells his
1‘ hildrgu‘u Shoes. Tut‘s thnplweto men.
IOMMS.
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South Norwalk, Conp
iinguunutlfikt
Foot .1?an street,
Nonwm.
,
serum
'7 «
r... 5’ , ; . ,
WHOLESALE mum in
HOUSE
Has may kciltty fur-‘execnting all kinds of
PLAIN AND UllNllllNTlL
PRIN 'l‘IN(a} 2
Pos'rnns,
iIANDBILLs,
(‘lRCULABS,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES,
BUSINESS,
VISITING
AND W'EDDING
CARDS.
3001;. Work'
A W; n.
n..__ .4.»——————
Everything done in the best New York
style at better than New York prices.
;
Falrfleld County
PLANING Jun.
AN D BUILDING 00.,
South Norvrialk, Conn,
dellerl in
Lumber, Timber, Latin, Slate, Tured Felt,
Lime, Brick, Cement, Ind Plaster.
Manufacturer- of
DOORS, 15151138,
Bzmm, BOXES.
I0 ULDL’VGS, BRACKETS,
BALI/ESTHER. NEWELS.
STAIR RAILS,
WADOW it DOOR PTAHES.
Planing. Sawing. Turning, Ind Scroll Suv-
ing due at short notice.
‘ lConltnntly an tuna
YELLO‘V PINE, ASH and BLACK WAD
NUT FLOORING.
ALSO
Doors, Sills, Window Casings and Trim-
mlngs, Fence Railings, Pickcts, ca Posts.
Oflce and Pottery dtutd II lootot' Hulk-DBL
Yam unrated bum the hut-
lndnbo Wm: “MD-Mix“
B. R. PITCH. Supt
CH!
BEER KNAPP. PM
TALIADGE BAKER, Tm.
W. H. swo'nns,
MerchantTailor,
00R. WASHINGTON AND MAIS srs.
SOUTH NOIHVA LK. CONN.
Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Crepe
and English Coatings,
MADE l'l’ IN STYLE, AND AT LOW
EST PRICES.
A large nuartment of
Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
1-"
fly
loths,
I
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Also Wall Paper, Window Shades and Draperies, 011 t
R. BENNETT
PRICES TO PLEASE EVERYBODY AT THEIR STORE.
Now have and are still receiving their
String Stock of Brass Goals, from New York and Boston.
Mattings, Stair Carpets, Elm, Etc.
F.
Wall-gt.- Stmt, South Norwnlk, Conn.
South Norwdk. Court. Much 21.1870.
3'.
ROOMS TO LET.
menu: or
A. DICKBIIAN I SON.
South Nonnlk. Ave. at. 1m in:
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