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”at- Into-acute
"m“;
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moh-ndIs-IIIIo-hund
muwawmumu.
within-dominanudlofin;
flwbuflhflmbm
fiqu-hhubadnhhau
“hawk-Interlude.“
mfihhwmuuw
“magma-hum.
umu-«uumawfl
“uuflm. pups-r unit In~
“hid-“Mutkmer-
Winfihflafiflmw-
141* i.“ d “its ills sudthe
cults-sparsity which hc-euntto
“w a $0,! is said—this
“FAWN lookcdupin-
uhblucdcld-dy,udthmmch-
SPRING GOODS,
‘dwnexod haunts-auxin
SPRING SUITS ,
Tasteful Spring Over-costs.
HOBBY BUSINESS SUITS.
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS.
m L'st‘AL my. or
Cat’s Furnishing Goods, [Inbrellasto
m Km April 10. 74—)“
llllfi.-SPRING:1872.
Would solid: the “tendon of the public to his fine
of Goods.
which he is selling is low as the
bought.
dock
.squlltyolnodscnabe
l hsc now and sin daily receiving a full line of
Fine Family
GR 0 C E R I E S.
I make s specialty of
TEAS AND COFFEES
Whichlguarantoe tobepurcnndo! the bust
qulity.
I In“! just opened a large in\oicc of
GROCERY AND GLASSWARE,
consisting of
FRENCH AND STONE CHINA. DEQII-I’ORCE-
LAIN. FANCY SETTS. LAMPS. .tC.
A Good assortment of
h; .0 “a ho- llu. be plunge-lit into Croquet Sets,
bun-abut I cannot M1 wictkrthis Bird Cagfgs.“ .
hqu-flufldmhkmedby Ollet§CFS~ -, _ ‘
. thldren 3 Larnages,
. know fit in the some cu.
“ id “ ‘ ' Mots sud , Brooms and Brushes, Fea-
Mlul bold maybver,
cayMIIphdkmi-gae. There
*h“‘.¥lfl.lfld he butledher
hflM‘Mhmm; and
sun’s-dun In hmttootin
hudfi nh-c us ustlultsnd
Isn‘t-hull!- Huh I!“ suntan
“Udfldmmmud
“fig” .1 its hmboldnndop
”hula-I“; IIdthe‘servsnts
ml-“dq,.du-ducdndvhho
p-tdu to lot ”ought-ml
Win-ruinihd‘uutmm
nth-Iv hit-fill- Iii-1.3.!“ sick
audio cubs“ Maud
v. ma“ culled fro-his old
But
“fl” ”Manny any.
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ther and air Dusters. Fancy Baskets,
Pails, Tubs, Well Buckets, &c., &C.
.mnt For
Pratt‘s “Astral Oil."
"urn-m1 SAFE and free from oflensive rifle“ and
smoke
ALFRED IiNAPP.
“It South Norwnlk. April 18. 1512.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Attention All !
P. BRONSON &. 00.,
have just received a large and varied assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
OF THE
LATEST STE’LES, SCRPLES,J.IX. I, . _
which they Oder at the
Lowest Figures.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
P. BRONSON & CO’S
800T & SHOE EMPOBIUM
‘ ,Bly’s Block. Slain Street,
.
. ’1 Under guanine]. once.
n‘nnnwsnn.
Tubfltmthnot
Gm, HARDWARE.
was TOOLS,
or ups-tum.
Psinu, Oils and Window Glass,
Lumber. Timber, Lsth, Slate, Tat-red Felt,
Lime, Brick, Cement, and Plaster.
_ . “dictum of
MRS, m
Elm 30m
.YO ULDH’GS, BRACKETS,
BALUSTERS, A'EW'ELS,
STAIR RAJ LS, _
WINDOW c DOOR FRAMES.
ing done st-short' notice.
00-May on but!
YELLOW’ PINE, ASH and BLACK WAL-
4130
Doors, Sills, Window Casings and Trim-
mings, Fence Billings, Pickett, & Posts.
once and Psctory situated at foot of lust-tall St.
Lumber Yards shunted between the .drgr-brldgcs.
g 1:11:31. adjoining the ' dock of Dsnbury Norwnlk
u, n mum
«H!
Um KRAPP. Pres.
TWE BAKER, ’l‘ras.
Sluice Building Sites.
The subscriber is now having his property at South
Norwalk surveyed for division into lot 9, for
BUILDING PURPOSES,
and \«lll shortly
08hr the w’llolc of It for Sale.
Situated on the crest 0' tbs ridge on the “(x-t of
the City. communding a magnificent Vic“ 01 the
Sound. and surrounding country. and laying within
ten minutes walk of the depot, this splendid trnct
afford: some of the
CHOICEST SITES,
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i
For particular:- spply II the n-ridcnc-J of
JOIIS J. CAPE.
Are You Insured ?
CASH CAPITAL. $200,000,
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. All paid in and securely invested
850,698.58-
FAIBFIELD COUNTY
FIRE INSURANCE ennui,
_op_
South 1V orvvalk.
DIRECTORS s
m A. WOODWAED. South Nonrllk.
DCDLngELY President First. National Bank,
LORm memo South Norwalk.
T. H. Homes. H San a Hutchinson. Nor
CRANE l3. DEAN Norwal ~-
rm. W. m . ' ~
JOHN P. , Job 1’.
walk.‘ "" ‘
11mm Walton‘s ‘ .
fill". mow .-' .
Wu Nor.
V 'hjnh». .
muons. .r .
PITIBL. Nanak.
mun South ~
Tatum: , aorta .-- - ‘ .....
may a. mum meant.
rm Vice President.
WW 8. RD, My.
GREAT BARGAINS
l-r
”AT THE--
' 1*" Errata“
Planing, Sowing, Turning, andKScioll Saw—
NUT FLOORING. . .
_ .m TO MY .
finnflomfiy'r’i‘m cm cum:
' - on n
MCWMMWW u-v .
Re ‘ , I
RAUWAY‘S READY RELIEF
LL AFFORD WA EASE.
wx
IXFL .
m: mwrg % 1m .
mmrloxcgm'rnsxgorm. L I):
son's mos-r ' m] “I m. '
is 112%Wm6 31'.
mTERlCS, CEO . DIPBTflm.
ATABBH. INFLUENZA.
KEADACBE, TOOTH
A 1A. 382m my.
com CEELS. mus CHILLS. A
“let tothemput or
a”
Thcogpllosxlon of the I,
par-tow era the pnln or Moutyexhtswlll m
and oombrt
Twentydmpaln ”a tmfiofmwm In a few
in can In! 8T0 c
11%,;310K mnfi‘ur nun xii:
1) come. 'WIND 13' fun no .
m an ovarian. nuns.
Travels!- sbonld slwnys a bottle of MV-
!ew drops in water £1}:
mm Int-1PM. ohm 01' are:-
or u w .
Elm Ilia my armour! a: a mama.
rum AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for any cents. There is
mnmedhl flout in this wo Ill
and Agzhand other historians. 81 ”5111‘ -
Id ~ ow. and other Fever: aided
thus) no quick as nsnwsr‘s n: mar.
My own per bottle. Sold by Ms.
JHLTH lf—Bflllal'l .l I
so AND rum: mcn amondsignnsg
or FLESH up wsxonr—cnns it an
gamma com-union 5mm want.
D R . R “WA Y’S
SARSAPARILLIAN 31:30:.va
wigs ”courtroom“-
" goon? Viviana)“ UNDER g;
THAT
5 'rit't'L'Y wonn
Felt.
. .. . . <.=L°..9.°...:.a§':...'=t
very e _ RS. ‘ -
EST mmhlmes th “5‘“ he Blood. 8mg
and other fluids and julcu n . e the vigor of l
for It is not (the body wl Ind
mat 8 ill. Con-urn 0 mar
hmnt Mouth. :1 odes In
. 11: of the systrm. Sou Eyes.
m the San. mun-the worst
onus of Skin diseases, Eruptions. Fever fires. Bald
Ring “‘onn, Salt Rheum Eryslpclns. Acne} Black
I IVnnns In the Fleshé’l‘umnrl, Cancers n the
p i, and all Weakcrrlng and 'palul'ul discharfirs. nght
eat; Loss of Sperm. and all waste the refund.
plc. In: withln the vumtlvs range of th wondnro Mod-
ern Chemistry. and a few dnya’ use will prove to any
person using I: for either or lhcsc forms of dlseusc its
potent pow" to euro lbcm.
If the pullout. daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and decompodllon that is continually Plowing. suc-
ceeds ln main; (hm \vutcs. nod rerun-s t e suns with
new material made from healthy 11 cod—and this the
EARSAPABILLIAN will and Goa secure.
Not only does the SAMAPAIJLLIAN Rmnvm excel
:11 known medial agents ln the cum of Chronic. Scrotu-
lous. Coastliullunal, and skin dlscases; but it is the only
positive cure for
Kidney a: Bladder Complaints,
Urinary. and anb diseases. Gnflb Diabetes. Doom:
Stoppaxs of Water. Incontinence or rlnehBrI‘ht's
we. Alhumlnurl nntl in all uses where t ere are brick-
Iusl doposlts. or I o waiter is thick. cloudy. mixed with
(RM-non like the whim ofsn egg or threads like white
silk or 0.! Ion morbid, dark. Illous up runes, and
whlts bone-dust deposits. and when there I pricking,
burning actuation win-n passing water, and pain in the
Small ollhc Back and along tho: Lulns, Price. 01.00.
.—The only known and sure Rcumrly
won-Is
for infirm-.11”. Tape. etc.
Tumor of m I‘cars’ Growth
Cured by Budwuy’s Insolvent.-
Buvnnr. “LIL. July18.1§69.
Us. Rnhwrr- ' —l lure lull (Harlan Tumor In the omla Ind
. All tho Doctor: mid “ then: "- nn holp (or II." [tried
svsry thin; that wu mnmmdcd; but nothing helps-d me. I
saw your [insolvent-.81"! thonxht I would try It; bu! had no film
in It. WI 1 bad man“! («.r hum )vurl. 1 tool: :11 bom-
of the Ila-ulvsut. nml one box of Radon-‘5 Pill-.Iml two but-
tles of your Rad Rellri; m-I Ihrre 'u not I sign of tumor to be
can or Mr. and {gel hen". :mnru-r. and happier than I luv.
{nrlwrlls yuan. The «nut tumor was in thr lrfl this of the
bunch, our ihc gvu‘n. l Invite this to )u'.: {or “it hour!“ .I
cthm. ion on wand. .: .1 3.... .n..~.
HANNAH P. KNAPP.
DR. RADWAY’S
PHFEGT PMOATIVE PILLS.
perfectly tasteless. elegantly cmted with lwcc!
purKe. late. purify. cleanse. an 1 firm hm. 124-
may I P" s. for the cure or all dlsurdcrs of I re Stomach,
lecr. Bow-old Kldncys. Bladder. Nervous Diseases.
4-. (‘onstlpntiom (tooth-cum lmligestlon.
Dys'ic lsln, Billousm lllllous Fever, Inflammation of
the fieweln. Pile-nod a! Derangement! x0)“: [ntemnl Vis-
ocrn. Warmtod to arm n positivecurv. l’urvly Vents.
bls. mutnlulnz no mercury, rulncrnlx, or \lrlclcrlotn drugm
Observe the following symptoms resulting Rom
Disorders of tho Digestive O :
Coulttpulou. lunrd I’ll". Fullueu of the [Bond lo the Head.
Acldlly at tho Shut-ch. Nut-cu "unborn. Dim" a! Fool,
l‘ullneu or wash: a. m. Susannah, so» muons, birthing w
‘1'!”de I). I’ll. o! the Slum-ch, Swimming nl the “and,
Married dud Dlflcull Bro-thing. “uttering u the Hurt. (‘hvklu‘
or Saloon-r. Susann- who: in n Lyln‘ Posture. Dinner: 01'
Vision. Dotsov “'eb‘ hsfon the SM“. Fern and Doll Pam In
tho Hui. Minot)- 0! l‘nsplntlnn. "silowuau oi the in
not E 1.. Fun to the Side, Chest. Umlu. sad “who Plush“ 0!
No.1. Lulu; In the Flesh.
A few do.” of RADWAY'S PILLS will {rue the sys-
tem from all the shovebnnmgl lilhflhk'fi. Price. 25 cents
perbnx. 801.1) BY .
READ “FALSE; A D TRUE.“ Send one letter-
pto RADWA! & C0.. No.6 Holden Lane. Kaw-
Y . womulou worth though '11ch unit you.
'BfiElV A ND R ARE PLANTS
R O S E s ,
Geraniums,
vunnnxsx
AND
BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry,
Raspberry.
AND
Strawberry,
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choloe sowrtmcnt of
LOWER AND YESETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
Special attention ven to the go up of choice
30,, fl; cm 5 othor Mon!
Decla‘am‘iimmfim nen‘d for Cot-logue.
. »HALLORY & DOWN ,
.r ?
i'nunsnnrm AND rmms'rs,
son'rn NORWALK. CONN.
309th Norwnlk. Nov. 17, tom. ‘ 1!
"nuiisifi ;;_
4*“ w r "a"! "*4“ " .9 9‘ -‘
“tun $3 not a vile Fanca Drink,
high of r Rum, \Yhiskey Proof Spirits an Refuse
1.: non, . lured, spiced,an sweetened to plusethe
calltd “ironies." " Appetizers," "Restorers,"
to, that lead the tippicr on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are a true Mcdlcme, made from the native roots
and herbsol’California. free from allAlcoholic Stimulants.
They are the Great Blood Purifier and a Life-giving
Principle, :1 Perfect Renovaior and Invigorator of the
System, carrying 00’ all poisonous mntter and restoring
the blood to a healthy condition, enrichin it. refreshing
and invigorating bot mind and body. hey are easy
of admxuxsiration, prompt in their action, certain in their
usults. safe and reliable in all forms of disease.
No Person can take these Bitters accord-
ing to directions, and remain long unwell, provided
their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
oli'm‘jnd ti): vital organs wasted beyond the point
repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache, Pain
in the Shoulders. Coughs, 'l'xglmtess of the Cheat, Diz-
siness. Sour Emctations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth. Bilions Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions of
the Ki e s. _and a hundred other painful symptoms,
are 0 rings of Dyspe sia. In these complaints
it no equal, and one both: will rovc a better guar—
antee of its merits than a lengthy a vertisement.
For Female Complulncs. in young or old.
roamed nr single, at the dawn of womanhood. or the
mar:l of life, these Tonic Bitters displayso decided an
i3,I once that a marked improvement is soon pcrccp~
I Q
For Influuuu-tory nut] Ohmic Ilse“-
..tllnl and Gout. Dyspepsia or ludi eslion. Bilioos,
eminent and Inlcnulltent l-‘cvers, iseases of the
lood, Liver, Kidney: and Bladder, thssc Bitters have
most successful. Such Diseases are caused by
“tinted Blood, which is generally produced by during:-
nent of the Digestive Organs.
Thor are a Gentle Pru-gatlve as well no
. To. Cw Possessing also the pccnlizr merit of acting
asapovverful agent in relicviu Congestion or Inflamo
motion of the Liver and viscera Organs, and in Bilious
menses.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions. Tctter, Salt-
Rheum, Blotches. Spots. Pimples, Puslules, Boiln, Car-
hunclcs. Ring-grams. Scald-Head, Sore Eye-t. Ery-
sipelas, Itch, rfs, Discoloraucns of the Skin, Humor:
and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a
short time by the use of these lliucrs. One bottle in
such use: will C011‘-’111CC the most incredulous of their
curative nfl'ects.
Cleanse the Vlllnlerl Blood whenever on
find its impurities burning through the skin in Pilnp.es,
Eruptions, or Sorcs; clcanse it wlxcn you find it oh-
structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is
foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood
pure, and the health nfllxe system wull follow.
Grateful thou-undo proclaim Vmsmn Brr-
1'": the most wonderful luvigomut llul cvcr sustaincd
the sinkin system.
In. po. and other \Vorms. lurking in
the system of so nuuy thousands. are elTectually de-
stroyed and removed. Says .1 disuuguished physiol-
ogist: Thcrc isscnrcclyan individual upon the {accord}:
earth whose body is exempt from the presence of worms.
It is not upnu llie lieallliy clcmean of the body that
worms exist. but "Hon the diseased lmmnrs and slimy
deposits that Il"e€ llics: ln-mg monsters of disease.
No system of Medicine, no vermu’ugcs, no anthelmin—
itics, will free the system from worms like these Bib
(err.
Bloch-ulna] Dlseases. Persons engaged in
Paints and Minerals. such as Piumbcrs, 'I'ype-aencn,
Gold'bcatcrs, and Miners, as they advance Inlife. Will
be sub'ect lo paral mi: of the Bmvcls. ‘l‘o guard against
this in e a dose 0 WALKnu's lezcnn BITTEIS once
or twice a week. as a Preventive
Bllluus, lie-nines“, and Intermittent
Foven, which are so prevalent m the valleys of our
great river! throughout the United States, especially
those of the Missrssippi, Oluo. Missouri, dllinois. Ten-
nessee, Culnl}trl.‘l“d. Arkansas. Reel, Colorado. Brazos,
Rio Grande, Pcaxl. Alabanm. Mobile. Savannah. Roan-
oke, Jnmts. and mnuy oxhcrn, will) their vast tributa-
ries. throughout our entire country during the Summer
and Auumm. nml remarkably so during seasons
unusual he.“ and (:h'nc‘d' are invariably accompanied
by extensive dcrnncrmczlli of the stomach and liver, and
other alrdamnml \ .M—cn, There are always more or less
obstructions cf the in'cr. .1 wcakncn and irritable state
of the stomach, aml great rumor of the bowels. being
clogged up will \iimltd accumulations. ln lllcxr treat-
ment. :1 urgnuvc. cxcning :l powerful influence upon
these various orxdns. I3 cssulially necessary. There Is
no cathartic fnr Ill: punmxe equal in DR. ]. “'ALIrnn’s
leoas 11:17pm, as they “‘l" speedily remove the
dark-colored \‘isc zl mailer “'llll which the bowels are
loaded. a: the sum: tlmo stimulant); the secretion: of
the livcr. and generaily restoring the healthy functions
of the dizcsuve ommu.
Sol-chin. or lilng‘n Evil, \V'h32c Swelling.
Ulcers, Erysipelns, Sugllcxl Neck, Garter. Scrnfulnus
Inflammations. lulu? i: lullamnmuons, Mercurial Af-
..lp' ws of llto Skin. Sore E 1:3,
is-
fcctious, Old Soucs, I; ~
In (host. as m .13. mks-r constitutional
clc.. CK‘.
cases, \Vltl KER'S ana 1R llxrrnks have shown their
great CllrJIlVC puwcxs in 12;: most obszzuazc and mun:-
ablc cases.
Dr. \Vulkcr's Cnlll’orlun Vinegar Bllters
act on all lhesc cases In a similar manner. By purifying
the Blood llicy remove the cansc, and bvrcsolvxng away
the ctl'ects of the infianmuiion (the (libcmular deposits)
the affected parts receive health, and a permanent cure
is cflccted.
The propel-(lea of DR. W a: xsn’: VIYIGAR
BITTIIS are Apericnl. Diaphoretic and Carmmatlve,
Nutritious. laxative. ])llu'cllc. Sedativs, Counlcr-Im~
um. Sudnrific. Alteralirc, and Anti-Bilioua
Tho Apcrlont and mild Laxative r rties of
Du. WALKIR'S Vmwcau Bum-s are t est safe-
oard in sll use: or eruptions and malignant fevers,
sir balsamic. healing, and wolbio properties protect
the human of the flutes. 'l‘liexr cdauvc properties
ullay pain in the nervous system stomach, and bowels,
either from inflammation. win , colic, camps, etc.
Their Countcrlr-ritant influence or throughout
the system. Their Diuretic properties act on the Kid-
ncys. correcting and ngnlating the flow of urine. Their
Ami-Bilious properties stimulate the liver, ".‘ the sea-:-
tiun of bile. and its discharges through the biliary duct
and are superior to all remedial agents, (or the cure
Bilious ever. Fever and Ague. etc. .
I, thus body min“. disease bv pun-
{'ing nll its fluid: will: VINKGAR Err-runs o c -
emic can take hold of a system thus {at-canned. T a
livcr, the stomach, the bowels, the kidneys. and the
nerve: or: rendered disensc‘proof by “115 great navig—
cram.
Dhactlonm—Take of the Bitters on goinfi
at night from a half to ons and one-half ne-fi mfull.
Eat good nourishing f such as beet s k, mutton
chop. venison. roast be and vegetables. and nits
out-door exercise. They are composed of purely vegetc
able ingredients. and mum no spirit.
J.WALKER, Pmp‘r. RE ”DONALD. 00-,
‘m and Gen. Axis. San Frsncuco, Cal..
in coco! Washington andCharlton Sta. New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIS'I‘S AND DEALERS.
REMOVAL.
to bed
“'c would respectfully inform our many patrons
and the public generally that we have removed on
Store to
LOUDEB’S BLOCK,
Washington Street,
Opposite Bennett‘s Dry Goods Store.
Where we intend keeping constantly on hand a good
assortment of
CHOIC:E,
Gnoonnxns
FLOUR, FEED,
. AND
PROVISIONS.
TEAS, COFFEES; and SPICES,
Canned and Dried
norms, JELLIES {ma snacks, ’
“£51.. firs
marrow.
mism‘emmfimm'
OR'GANs,
—AND—
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
Cu [1 and 50‘ e
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN,
BEST ORGAN IN THE WORLD.
—AT-~
PARKER'S STORE,
NO. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
One door north of Bennett‘s dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
Will keep u' stock of Instrunents st Parker‘s store
and will sell them on monthly installments.
old instruments taken in exchange for new.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
4-11
And all D1 of the Throttt. Chest and- Lungs.
The only {reparation of the kind in the world. The
Arabian . llkcnre has never before been made pub—
lic. by advertising in my shape. but during the past
three years has boon sold and ven any to the poor
consumptive and the amla rising to its present
great dt'mand. upon its own meritn. during which
wriod it has cfl‘vclually cured not less than 10.1!”
on. Women, and Children. who wer!‘ mostsorlously
sflllcterd‘ wléh (ho ‘m 8 tin :fenra. A Night
Whoon‘ou. u.p n Blood.
sweat: Erotic ltls. beg without‘n si lo failure.
During the same period the Arabia: Ill (are out!
Arabian Tonic, combined have cured over 2.000 asses
of confirmed (‘onsum on. many of which were
pronounced incurable, ut. who are now restoredto
pom-ct health. Also,
Dr. llowe’s Arabian
Tfllllll BLllllll Pllll m
Which dlifcrs from sll other preparationsin its lin—
mediate action upon the
LIVER,
KlDNEYS AND BLOOD.
it is lNH'l'I)‘ Yogi-table, and clvanses the system of
all im uritlcs. builds it right square up, and makes
Pure, {it'll Blood.
FOR “GENERAL DEBIIJ’I‘Y.“ “LOST VITAL-
ITY." and BROK'FN-I'IOVVN CON STITC-
I “ Challenge the 1911: Century” to find
its equal.
Every Bottle I: wont: its weight in Gold.
Price $1 per Bottle, Six Bottles $5.
5. D. ROWE,
Sole Proprietor. Sew York.
Sold by S. If. PEPK, Drugglst, Sole Agvut
(BS—om
for South Nurwalk Conn. W ,
SPRIN G ST 1 LBS.
- . 043‘ , ..
S I In Ii 11 4‘ ’1‘ S.
Broadway, & Young Ellen’s Styles.
CLOTH AND FELT
HATS AND CAPS.
FANCY STYLES {UR CHILDREN.
A SPECIALTY.
Silk Hats made to order. “'azrranted to fit.
Old Hats remodeled into present shapes.
silk Hats purchased of me ironed free of charge.
FO0TE’S ll’AT STORE,
LOUDER’S BLOCK,
WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH 3‘03““an
70-y
F UP A" I T [f 12’ E l
The undemlgned wish to call particular attention
to the fact that they manufacture to order,
Plain and Fancy Parlor Suits,
in every style of goods, to suit every taste. and keep
constant] on hands large stock of every descrip-
tion of
ouschold Furniture at the lowest rates.
The largest assortment of
PICTUICE FRALBIES
in town.
Bodins kept b Patent Co so Preset-vet “diluent
wetting the bod yb I'D '
BUCKINGHAM s; 00.,
UNDE RTAKE RS,
Am) pistons m
F U R N I T U R E ,
. mm STREET,
amount was RAILROAD mm .
SOUTH NORWALK.
mammary and Wholesale , $11
_ , Dent. 63W.
MEL 013 EONS
- “ 0 train. 11:3 3'
1214 P. H. No min. 12:5 P.“X.
56 “‘ . Y. Acosta. 12$ .
1:10 “ New Haven. 1:80 J
. 1:89 “ New Haven Ex. 21B
20: “ 0 train. 2:” “
21$ “ No trlin. :oo “
3:00 “ New York Ex. 8:94 “
8:24 “ New York. f 8:50 ‘2
8:50 “ No train. 11:32! ‘
4:11 “ 'New Hoven Ex. 4:“ “
4:46 “ No trill}. 5:05 "'
5:16 “ New York Ex. 5:6 '“
5:26 “ New Haven. 5:56 “
5:46 “ i . Y. 6'. H 6:3) “
6:20 “ No train. 6:48 “
6:48 “ 3:0 min. 7:15 “
7:15 “ New Essex: :40 “
7: “ No trnln. 8:05 “
8:05 “ No train. &33 “
8:33 “ No train. @525 ‘_‘
8:55 “ No train. 9:15 "
9:15 “ N. Y. «b N. H Ex. 9:50 ‘-
93!) "‘ No train. moo “
10:10 “ Saturday only. 10:30 “
EDWIN WOOD, President.
Danbury and Norwalk R. R.
AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.
COLQIENCIKG OCT 16. 181.
Daily Trains.
LEAVE Dmt’nr ran sown! soawntx.
6:30 A. )1. ; 12:00 M.; 4:35 P. )L; Freight at 3:35 RH
LEAVE sown FORWALK r03 bsrrntmr.
9:00 A. M.: (Fraight) 11:05A. 11.; 1:55 P. M. ; 621813.39
Trains on Ridgefinld Branch run from the up trains
and to the down 115.
JOHN W. BACON.
1-ti‘ Superintendent.
New York and New Haven R. P.
SUBDIER ARRANGEMENT.
COMBIENCING HAY ”SD. 1870.
Trains cave Passenger Station at South Norwnlk as
follows:
For New York.
A! 3:47 A. 31. Boston ress.
‘ “ stopping at all stations.
Local Express. stopping at Darieu
Stamford.
stopping at all stations
Express.
. stoypi n at all stations.
Boston press.
stoppi at all stations.
Boston .
stoppin at all stations.
ton recs.
New York [or South Nor-walk.
At 7:00, 3:00 (EL. 9:00. 11:33 A. 31.: 12:15 (kn
(5!...) $55. 4:30( 01..) 5:30. 6:30, swam.) P. M.
South Norwnlk for New Bowen.
.1! 6:2 A. M. stopping at all stations.
9.4-1 " Boston Express
1:31 I". M. stopp' at all stations.
1:59 “ Boston fess.
4.3.; u .. ..
5:52 stopping: at all stations.
Boston Express.
Train:l leave New Haven for South Xom’ulk,at
2:40. 5:31. fizm. 8:10. 9:55 ("Ex") A. 31.: 1:00 X. ; 215.
(135,.) 4:30 (Ex..) 5:00. 8:30 (1-3“) P. M.
Soc large bill of advertisement at the Sum :1
Houses and Hotels.
Superintendent‘s Dulce. Fourth svennc. and Twen-
ty-scventh street New York.
Assistant Superintendent's 0mm: Station Boos.
New Haven. JANE H, HOYT.
Lt! Snprrintendem.
DAILY IJINE.
anwm All NEW YORK.
(‘ounoctmg with the Dunlmry Railroad.
THE SPLENDID AND FAST STEAKER.
A M E R I C U S,
CAPT. s. M. LANE,
ON AND A"!!! XOXDAY AFTERNOOS. APR. ‘32.
Leaves South Nun-walk nvcry morning (Sundays ex-
cepted) at 7:6. or on arrival of the train from Dsn~
bury and New Haven. .
Parson in and go conveyed to and from the
do 0! at nth Sorw 1; without extra charge.
’tnruing loaves New York. from Pier 37. East
R1 or. toot of Market street. at 2:45 and from Pier
toot ot' Thirty-third street. East River. at 3 o’clock
P. 2.. (Sundays excepted).
Passage: 75 Cents, Excursion Tickets, 51,25
FREIGHT AT PROPELLER RATES.
Refreshments of all kinds served on board.
N. R—Americus. for New York. connects at
South Norwalk with the 6:18 train to Dmbury and
the 6:12 P. l. min to New Haven: also. with the
trni'n from Danan which arrives at South Nonrslk
at 7 :10, and from how Haven at 7:46 A. I.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
(:1th Norwalk or P. l. Brady,
Will leave from each end of the more every evening
Produce sold without charge for cannula : ion.
Freight at old packet rates.
All us are forbid trusting any of the cm~
ployces of either of the above boats on account of
the owners thereof. 75-“.
“ PURE GOLD.”
“ Worthy of its name i" exclaim all who have ex-
amined “PURE GOLD.“ the leading Sunday School
Song Book this year. Over
J 100,000 Copies
have beenslready sold (May 16,) and the book has
been issued but
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LARQEORnERsAnsnEcEWEDFon
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West and Carvings m
SOITTPI N()II\VAL£.
COAL.
By 1hr Tau Car bond or Cargo,
V" (J C) D.
(‘21 “WIMM’
FEBTILIIS.§.
or all kinda (in Bar-Nb or kin
BLUE .10.;-
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THE mm
0F TIIIS “CITY"
AND SECTION OF THE “'UIUJD “11.1.
FIND THE
Lowest Prices
—!~‘01>t—-
Hosiery, Gloves. Band-
kerohlefs, Laces.
Jaconet Edgings, ”tunings,
Linen and Lace Collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufflings,
‘Veil Bemges. Donna Diu-
rias, Stamped I'okes
and Bands.
Shirt Fronts, Cambrics, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets,
sand: of 0112:: mizlcs. tugrthcr “his 1 full
iinc Dl’
NOTIONS,
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H- H. PRITOHARD‘S,
Unc door west of the i’umtofficw.
P. S.—Gents will find the best 25C i’agmrt‘nlferv.
imitation linen. and cloth liuui throughout.
South Namath. larch E 1871. 14;
S. F. PECK,
Ami may:
Druggist and Apothecary
Nearly opposite R. R. Depot.
Pure, Select
Dun, Medium: 81”
ILVE TOILL‘T SOAPS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
COMB-c
PERFUMERY IN GREAT \‘ARIET v
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETB.
PATENT MEDICI 3' BS.
MINERAL wnms.
Tums, Fm! m cm
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