prwa In Manon-pay-
“8"." wt very dose,hntnot
{huhhbwifl' .
mmwfinwdsw
.hléMuh-fllg-
I‘d‘hhdhymudabewait-
dun-3.3.5.
“ECU—mm npsnotha’,”aaid
Ihdy. ‘ fig!“ Won.
"In”. ' I. pan-I nus; «u
“hues.“
_Alvwfilhgtoliftsyoungladyovee
Inninheutedthsuhewutooheary.
" .*.'flhe.“rseuwdtolining
“J*,Ih”
“anmy personswerefi»
“limousines-t lIatnlght,bythecI-y-
hdy-hby.” “Wdhldowondetsoeh
”airman-1mm."
Ami-hermeth'uten: “Theflah,the
mummy and informedhisai
Wendienoethstheahoulddwellbrid-
tuneup. upidlynvertheworld
lath-menufutasheeooldtothedevil‘
Old m lfl‘lf—J‘Tnk’ a snnfl’, 5.1.“,
m (with large nasal promontory,in
man—"Do I look like . confer?“ on
W“ WellJ my la flymdofihom
I... I: I: be mad accommodation.”
Carnation in I Wisconsin store: Polite
deth-‘Cul show you anything else to-
day?” Ignition: Installer—“No, reckon
not. I lost two horses and my wife usual,
:22”! feel pretty poor. Good span of horses,
Josh Billings says: “ There in one thing
shoots hen that looks like wisdom—they
don’t fit Ind! ”til liter they have laid
their cg. Some pholks are always brag-
gingandueklingwhsttheyareeoingtodo
belovehand.‘ '
A kind old {ather‘in-law wanted to know
why the minus were called osnnibals, to
whicha showman replied: “ Because they
linolotherpeople.” “Den," replied he
unhappily, “ my four sons-in-lsw must be
oannibulI—they live 05 me."
“ Sir,” mid I little bltntering men to his
opponent.“towhatsect do you thinklbe
ml“. “WdLI dux’t how oxactly,"re
plied the other. “ but to judge from your
madam wee, Ialnxddasyyou
W to I dun called the haeet!’
_Achptet of "NoteelnRome,”inInEng-
bah magazine. open with the following In.
with: ‘ Did you visit Rome in your tree
_ (tradedagutlemanintheintervalofs
walnut spanner, who had jut returned
tmdningthecunthentot Europe “Rome?
Ilene?" replied the young lady in I. hesita-
Imgv'uice, “letmeae. Did wegotoRome?
on. ya. That was where we saw I woman
shavingadogun thestepsofa church.”
. Hirrors here their uses, only the difficulty
lambda-em. mum-aminouc
«we where I Benton ehopkeeper, who, while
min; I you; lady .glova on Saturday,
having to turn aside. saw in a mirror behind
the shelves hi fair customer put a pair of
the kids in her pocket. Boheqnently she
selected I Fir and handed him five dollars.
lie simply lid: “That will pay for both
pain" She blushed, and will probably not
again Mate her glove eeleotbna in front
0! I mirror.
In. Gunner Wanmo ms Tom—
Twengy yuan ago the Tribune Ofiice was
heated by an old tashioned hot aired furnace,
sending its masts through wooden tubes
about mMnuarehtotbev-arious rooms
the quantity being regulated by wooden
gates sliding ms the tubes. On Sunday
there ‘1. no heat until “ Pat” fired up in the
evening. On I bitter February Sunday
nee-hair. Greeley hunted into the edi-
ufitnou. Us 1|de and podium ml of
mulled- chair to the place lathe
wall whence the heat should have come,
kicked the slide Iwa, and stock as much of
it feet I he could into the wooden tube.
It w. cold and not not air that come
out. but the philosopher was absorbed in the
M (Id the. In over-civil neighbr)
all“ not realize his mistake. Soon Hr.
wan. I. Newman, then ship news edi-
Intel th Watered, and an; “ the
“as." I”. ‘1“. Home, that :are
you can; whh your boots in thathele;
there's-o heat on yet?” Kr. Greeley took
MI it feet, Ind, h I halfiofi‘ended tale,
P.9d althhhpeculhrwhln “New
manna me that run wager:
llagnienlytvam“
—_.‘> _
Tunnel-I story of Itself-willed deacon
mm What the temperance
acme-htnhteather.sadtheqnea-
thuhdhtheehurehdwhiehhe
QQUTH NORWALK,
WHOWALE um IN
Fla‘rur.
l‘eod. 1
Ho 7.
Straw.
Oil.
Carrots. £0.
Fresh VG round Feed,
em day from
BENEDICI‘S MILL.
Best Wheat Bran in the Market.
1'8—
18l2.—SPR1NG-1872.
ALFRED KNAPP
Would Iollcit the attention of the public to his fine
stock “Goodmwhlch be labelling In low lathe
some quality of goods an be bought.
lbave now and am daily receiving a full line of
FlneFamily
GROCERIES.
I make a spechlty of
TEAS AND COFFEES
WM [guarantee to be pure and of the best
quality.
I haw: just opened a large immu- or
CROCKEBY AND CLASSWARE,
cousinti n g of
FRENCH AND STONE CHINA. DEm-WRCD
LUN, FANCY SETTS. LAAIPS. SC.
A Good assortment of
Croquetb‘els
Bird Ca es.
u'llet Sets.
Children‘s Carriages,
Mats and 12?, Brooms and Brushes. Fea-
ther and air Dusters, Fancy Baskets, ,
Pails, Tubs, Well Buckets, &C., &c. 3
Agent For
Pratt’s “ Astral Oil.”
Wan-amen SAFE and free trom onensive smell and
smoke l
ALFRED KNAPP. ‘
134.! South Sorwnlk. April 18, 183.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Attention All 2
FIBROISON GI 00.,
have jut receiVed a large and \Iriod monument of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
LATEST STYLES,
which they on“! at the
Lowest Figures.
REMER , THE PLACE.
,P. anéusou & co's
Boo'rasuoa EMPORIUM.
my. niece, Main Strong:
133x 5 Under.- Sénflnel Once.
H A 333W ARE .'"
,rltwhmd
GENERAL HARDWARE.
-;-r~* 2“”
ad
Wow?“
3‘??? 90-.
. m. , 45.,
grave: TWMM
7.6.” . “nan.
“mu-B,“ AM
My. .q. ,
Fifi-SW
«.5
[Ember—urea?
.. .WY—mm
Larvnvo urn.
AND BUILDING ‘00.,
South Norwalk, 001111.,
dolor: In
Lumber. Timber, Leth. Slate, Term] Felt,
Lime, Brick, Cement.and Plaster.
“Mm of
DOORS, SASEES,
BLINDS. DOES.
HOULDHVGS, BRACKET-‘1,
BAL USTERS. IVEW'ELS.
STAB? RAILS,
mow :9 DOOR MES.
Planing, Sawing. Turning, and Scroll Saw-
hrg done at short notice.
Constantly on hand
YELLOW PINE, ASH and BLACK VVAL-
N U'I‘ FLOORING.
ALSO
Doom, Sills, Window Casings and Trim-
mings, Fence Railings. Pickcts, d: Posts.
Office and Factory situated at foot of Marshall St.
Inner Yards situated between the draw-bridges.
and all!) Idjolning the dock of Dunbnry & Norwalk
Ruth-Dad.
II. R. FITCH. Supt.
sou
BURR KNAPP. Pres.
TALIADGE BAKER. Trees.
Blaine Building Site
The subscriber is nlw h-xing hie property at South
Norwulk surveyed for division into lots. tor
BU ILDING P URI’OS ES,
and ntll shortly
("for the whole of It for Sale.
Situated on (hornet of thc l'ltl'n'!‘ on the “1‘51 u!
the City. commanding a Inlgultlwnt flow of the
Sound. and surrounding country. and laying within
ten minutes walk of the depot. this splendid tract
Idol-d5 some of the
CHOICEST SITES,
IN THIS VIC] NlTY.
For partlculure apply It the rumdenct‘ 01
JOHN J. CAPE.
CASH CAPITAL. $200,000,
All paid in and securely invested
SUBPLUS,.IAN. l, . .
350,698.38-
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
“01!...
South Norwalk.
DIRECYFORS :
mm a. woonw . South Non-walls.
mm: P. .3 Fun Nldonnl Bank.
South Norwllk.
Loam memo South Norwulk.
1.11m I Son 3. Hutchinson. Nor
wnlk.
» 6.1) Nuwalk.
. .1 . Dar-ten.
. ‘1 _ . . J P. Batty & Bron, Nur-
walk.
1 WILL, me
fix- 80'9sz
L‘ out
man , mxorvralk.
’ mxmm Pro-lune
ram 8 VleePreItdeaL
wmnxms. RIO. Secretary.
1-!
Guam BARGAINS
in? has Stem.
rheumatic-swoon mall the“
hibpflebumudflm
?
l
!
. , 2 5R. ‘1 I
“NAT! BELIEF
man an wens! runs
In from Omen m Ilnutee.
’ nyoue
Isa' coma ma
0
The onlxnnmméflgtemod
Mar Norm?
M To my mom.
NKORIUIA'IPIEBveig-lruldllg affirm. ”lid mag:
Fountain ape-rated wltll Muyuf' .
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
mufll‘a‘aoux’gl‘” ’ “‘3‘
INFLAHHA o o impala.
mmuon or TH]: no .
conomIoIv or m Limos.
sou: moa'r nrrrmorxr ultra-run“).
rum-tartan or m umr.
m'srnmcs. cnoop. DIPHTHERIA.
momma TOOT‘EAC‘Y‘IAT‘ u I ' nIIanlza.
' naonfiou. mam-
COLD CHILLS. AGUE CHlLliS.
The Igplleatlon of the may let to the part or
m‘wamepflw tyeahtswlllalordnae
In .
Twentydropainhalf a tumbler of waterwlllln a few
mount-eon exam BPABXB‘ SOUR BTOHACH.
URN. SICK HEADACHE DIARRBEA.
Dst‘l'legi COLIC. WIND III in BOWILS.
NA]. FAILS.
a bottle of Bulwark
"" m": 3.3..“ "C
on: U .
dy or 31%: stimulant.
- mm AND AQUE-
rem AND AGUE cured for cents. There is
nth“: this world 1: will cure 1-1;”
or M earl -
“unaided Xynkanvl'krys
no quick n RADWA 88 Y BELIEF-
My cents per bottle. Sold by
STRONG AND PURE RICH BlflOD-ilk‘ifilABl
0 run W G LIAB- AND '
F B AND II KT—C
BEAUTIFUL (‘OXPLEXION SECURED TOALL
D R . R EWAY’S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
8:: or: “:3 mnergmmtgvm
run nontlr anonymous. uphill; 11?: Gig
mgr. gEAg-ms rum. OEDERFUL
Every 0 an Increase In Flesh
v and w l t Is Seen and Felt.
THE ORE
T BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop of the SARSAPABILLIAN BESOLV
EXT eommunleatea throu h the Blood. Sweat. Urine.
and other fluids and juice! a the the leor of ll!
for It their“; 0mg: L y with‘I’I‘ew $031!]
In . a. p ‘onsum n. u ar
tn the 'lllzmat. Mouth. 1’:th Nodes tn
Ulcers
We“ and other of the system, Bore ly
and the we:
Strumous Dinehugea m the Ears.
arm of Skin dlnealeI. Eruptions. Fever Sores. Bald
end. Ring Worm. Salt enm Erynlpelne. Aene‘BtIek
S Worms tn the cab. ’l‘umors, n the
on: and Ill weakening and plum d Night.
Sweat. Lose It all waste-of the e nel-
ple. are within the can. Ive range of this wonder o Iod-
ern Chem and a w dIyI' nae wlll prove to any
person using ll for elther of than forms of dlIuIe In
potent wutocore them.
If Impatient. eomln reduced by the wastes
dull be
. and decomposition tgat II cont noel] Teal . sne-
ceedIlnan-eetlngthuewartea. "FE- engewtth
meme
and
an“ b nod—Ind this the
SA SA ABILLIAN will and does .
It only does the SI-Iraamuu Rum excel
all known remedial agent» In the cure I! Chronic. Scrotu-
l Connitutloual. and Ella diseases; but“: thsonly
post we cure for
Kidney dc Bladder Complaints,
IT . and Womb Illnesses. GraveB Diabetes. Dmfiy.
Sm of Water, Incontinence at rlnehnrtght's &
ease. A bumlnu and In all cases where <
dust dope-its. or t e wnter la thick. cloudy. mixed with
some: like the white, of an . or thread! llke white
silk. or there Isa morbld. dark. lllouI up ce,und
White boneduat depoalLs. and when there a I rlcxlnx.
burning sensation when pmlna water, and pat n in the
Small or the Back and along the Lolna. Price, 01.00.
ORM8.—-Tho only known and sure Remedy
for Farms—I’m. Tupe. (Iv
Tumor of 19 ! ears’ Growth
Cured by Radway’s Resolver“.
stxuv. Man, July 10. luv.
DI. Rnnwav '-l have had ()rIrlan Tumor In the omln
l-oweh. All the Doctor: laid “ there w- no help for It." I trled
every thing that wan mmmeud'd; but nothlng helped me. I
new your Resale-It. and though: I would try It- but had no faith
in n. beam 1 had unloved for twelre yours. llook u; bottles
of the Rnolten Ind mu be! of Rulwny‘n nm. and two hot-
llu of your R v RFlll"; Ind there I; not I tern of tumor to be
mu or felt. um I I~I bum. unnrtIr. and hlmulevthn I hm
{or twelve yet". The wont tumor u-u In the left Ilde of th-
bnwels, over the groin: I IV“! lhu In you (ct th- benoll d
othen. You an pulvllall u It you .23.“...
HA.\\AH P. KNAPP.
DR. RADWAY’S
PERFECT PIIBOATIVE PILLS.
perfectly m‘Plcs‘. elegantly mam! with street. In.
pur e, re late. purify. cleanse. antl strengthen. (1-
way I’ll for the cure (‘1‘ all dlsordrrs 01 the Stomach.
Liver. Bowen. Kidneys, Bladder. Xenon: Diseases
Heydnche. t‘oustlpntlon, (:oetlrenctu- indigestion
Dwain“. Blllonmes. lllllous Few-r. lntlamnmtlou ol’
the wels. l’lteund nll Derangement: ufthc Internal “15-
cm. Warranted to effect a [mltlvc rurv. Purely Vegeta-
oontnlnlng no mercurv. mlnenla. or deletrrlous drugs,
Oil-em the following symptoms resulting from
Dhordu-I of the Digestlve Organs:
Cuntlption. Inward l‘llea, FullneaI of the Blood ln the Hand.
Acidity of the Stun-ch. Nantes. Hunt-um. huge" a! Food,
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach. Sour Eruruuton‘, sinking or
Y'lntlerlng It the Pit of the Stnmxrh. Swtmmln‘ of the Head,
Hunted and Dine-uh Ensuring, Flatt-ring at the H-rt, Choking
Equations when (n a Lyle; Posture. Dim-ea of
\"leou. Ilohor WQI helm the S I, Fer-r Ind Dull le In
the Had. [lent-lent; of Pn-plntun, lelowueu n! the Sil-
aud Em. “In In the Ship. Chm-l. Llnutn, and :udden Flume: u‘
um. burnlng In on uh.
A m: doses of nabwars PILLS will (we the m.
tom frontal! the above-namut dimnlt-lii. Price. :5 cents
. SOLD BY DRUGHL‘TS.
READ "FALSE AND TRI'E." Send one letter-
stImpto RADWAY A (70.. No. 8 Maiden Lane. New-
} urk. lllforrnntxvu worth Bram s will be sent you.
NEW AND R A RE PLA N TS
ROSES,
Geraniums,
vnnnnxam
AND
BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
Flowering Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Blackberry.
Rvnspbera'y.
AND
Straw berry ,
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice assortment o!
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
van to the getting up of choice
ts. Crosses In other Floral
notlee. Sand for Catalogue.
B attention
ue Wrentb
Klan... It allot-taut
HALLOBY &. DOWNS,
NURSEBYHEN AND FLORISTS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
South Norwalk. Nov. 1'1, 1870.
mu p
AI-l’meo mull-E. Agent.
M . i
-*'-~"~.‘:Z”.~ :
“R gir
nauseouaigr' 13'
”AW nmw ' Proof Sputum Rx:
liquor; declared, spiced. and
_ Iw‘eewned to please the
lam. Tomes." "Appetizers." " Restorera,"
he, that lead the rippler on to drunkenness Ind rain,
but are : trueMedtcme, made from the native roots
and herbs ofCaleornxa, free from all Alcoholic Stimulants.
‘Tlteyvare the Great Blood Purifier and a Life-giving
Pnncrple, a Perfect Reuovator and lnvigorator of the
System, carrying off all poisonous matter and restoring
the blood to a health condition. enrichin-v it. refreshing
and Invigorating bo mind and body. I:l‘hey are easy
of Idmlmstratlon, prompt in their action, certain in their
malts, safe and reliable in all forms of disease.
_ Ho Person can take these Blunts accord-
In;- to dIrecuona. and remain long unwell. provided
their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means,_and the Vllll organs wasted beyond the point
ofrepalr.
. Dyapepnln or Indl "loll. Headache, Pain
In the Shoulders. Coughs, ‘Ighmess of the Chest. Diz~
amess, Sour Eructztioua of the Stomach, Bad Taste
In the Mouth. BlllOIIS Attacks. Palpitation of the
Heart,_lnflammatiou of the LnngS, Pail-tin the regions 0!
the KldnE-s. and :l hundred other painful aymptomx.
are the o pnngs of Dyspe sia. In these complaints
It has unequal. and one bolt e will rove a better guar-
antee of Its merits than a lengthy a vertisement.
For Female Complaints. In young or old,
named or mngle, at the dawn of womanhood. or the
turn of life. these Tonic Bitters display so decided an
Inauence that a marked improvement ia soon percep.
l: e.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Blue--
mltllm and Gout. Dyspepsm or Indigestion, Uilioua.
Remutent and lntcrmlllent Fevers, Diseales of the
Blood. Liver, Kidney: and Bladder, these Bitters have,
been most successful- Such Disease: are caused by
“hated Blood, which is generally produced by derange-
ment of the Duguttve Organs. .
nee nQenflo Mauve as well no
e, losses-mg 1|qu the pgulhr merit (Jflnfilln;
(In re evi no lion or n am.
ofthe 1'53: and v.’ Org-83. and in Bilious
Din-ses-
M m- Dllemlg Eruptions. Teller. Salt-
Rhenn. Bleak“. Spot-grown. Pastimes Bolts. Car-
when. ‘ 13'de d‘rmsxlsné E'y'
I so , other:
and Dames of the Skin. ofyhaleusr "mend: nature,
are laterally 613:]; and earned out of the system in a
short time by use of "were Bitters. One bottle m
and! gnaw-ll cannot: the most incredulous of their
more ed'ects.
CW‘FHG WM'W whenever you
find Its Impunties bursting through the skin in Pimples.
Eruptions, or Sweathlesnae It'vrhen you find it oh-
structed and aloud: to the veins: cleanse it when ll is
fold: midwwill tell you when. Keep the blood
man-ink , ofthe usmn will know.
’ m! moshim meu BIT-
11:35:
the I!
. Mal luvigorant that ever sueluixled
. , “Cl other WOT“)! lurking In
the system of so may that-ands. are e ctually de-
and removed. Says a distinguish, ' ed pltyslol-
u'ist : Tlicfeisscarecly an individual upon the fice oflhe
earth whose body is exempt from the presence of worms.
1: is not upon the healthy elements of the body that
worms exist, but u lllte diseased human and slimy
deposits that brce these l'uing manners of dnensc.
No system of Medicine, no venuit‘uges. my antllelmvn-
itics. will free the system from worms like these [lip
tel-a.
named Diseases. Persons engaged in
Paints and Minerals, such as Finn-hers, 't‘ypc-scuers.
Gold-beam and Movers. as they advance "1 life. Wlll
be sable-deepen! is ofthe lion-eta to guard against
this take a dose Wanna-‘5 V'mm; \u tin-mas once
or twice a week as It Prevenuve
lug-n, fionluelu. nntl Intermittent
Fewer-s, which If! so prevalent Ill the valleys of our ;
rivers th bout the United States, especially
thou: of the Mississippi. Ohio, Missouxj. llliuom ’l‘cn- ;
nessee. Cumberland. Arkansas. Red, Colorado. Bums.
Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile. Savannah, Roan-
oke, James, and many others, with their vast tribun-
ries. throughout our entire country during the Summer
and Autumn. and rrnmrln'oly so durm; scfions of ;
unusufl host and drv.-ncx<, rue inv‘lrinlflyarcompnnww‘l ‘
by cxtenswe derangement; ol the stomach and liver. and
other almdmlmml \‘zsrc: I, 'l‘llcrc are aim us more or leis
obstructions of the ln'er. .1 t\c.ll:ncss and ”1.1. state
of the stomach, and pry-at torlmr of the lumeuz, bcmg
clogged up \vnlt \‘lllchtl accumulation: l‘t than trunk
ment, 3 purgam'c, exerting a puueyful l.ullll8||(‘d upon
these \‘nrmus organs, Ii casenUJlEy necessary. There )5 ,
no cathartic {or the purpow equal to DR ]. VVALKUI'S
VINIGAR “wrong as they mil speedily remove the
dark-colored \‘iscid matter with \\’lll(ll the bowels are
loaded, at the same time stimulatmg the summons of
the liver. and generfifr restoring the lICAIIlI‘y functions '
of the di esm-e orgnm. '
Scro uln. or Klna‘a Evil, “‘1, .c Su-c'ilng:. l
Ulcers. Erysipelas, Su'ci'cd Neck, Gmtur. Scrofulous ‘I
Inflammation; Indolent lullummauons, Mercrnml At» ,
fections, Old Sores, Eruptmns or the 5km. Sore Eves, '
etc..etc. In these. as In all other consuultlouml Is~ .
ensca. \VAI Kurt's V1211; \R l'lxrrans have shown their ’
l
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|
|
l
I
great curative powers In the most obstinate and Int-ac:-
able cases.
Dr. Wnlker's California Vlnegnrnltters
act on all these costs In :I similar manner. lly purifying
the Blood they remove the CJuse, and by resolvmg away
the ell'ects of the inflammation (the tuberculnr deposits»
the affected parts receive health. and a permanent cure
is efl’ectcd
The properties of De. “HILL-2105 Vxnmn
8111-3115 are Aperient. Diapboretie and Carmlnatlve,
Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretic, Sedative. Counter-Im-
tant. Sudorific. Altemtive, and Anll*BlllOllS.
The Apcrlent and mild Laxative properties of .
Du. Wauran's VINEGAR Bn—rmts are the best safe- ,
guard in all cases of eruptions and malignant fevers. n
their balsamic. healing, and soothing properties protect I
the humor: of the fauces. 'l‘hcir Sedatwe properties l
allay pain in the nervous system. stomach. and bowels. l
either from inflammation. wind, colic. cramps. etc.
Their Counter-Irritant influence extends throughout
the system. Their Diuretic properties act on the Kid-
neys. correcting and regulating the flow of l_ll’llJC. Their
Anti-Britons properties stimulate the liver. In the secre-
tion of bile. and Its discharges through the btltary ducts,
and Ilre superior to all rcmedial agents, for the cure of
BlllOuS Fever, Fever and Ague. etc. _
Fonlfy the body ngnlnst dine-Io by purl-
fying all its fluids with mean BITTERS. ho epi-
demtc canvtake hold of a system thus forenrmed. The
liver, the slormch, the bowels. the ludney's, and the
nerves are rendered disease-proof by this great mvrg-
onnt.
{Phoenician—Take of the Bitters on gain to bed
at night from a half to one and one-half Wine-g asafulL
Eat good nourishing f such as beef steak, mutton
chop. veni roast bee and vegetables. and take
out-door exercise. They Ire composed at purely veget-
able ingredients. Ind contain no Ipmt.
.WALKER. Prop’r. 11. H. HOMNALDC. 00.,
' and Gen. Agra. San andsco, Cal..
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts.. New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
_ #REMOVA‘L.
We would respectfully inform our many patrons
and the public generally that we have removed ou
Store to
LOUDER’S BLOCK,
Washington Street,
Opposite Bennett's Dry Good: Store.
“'here we intend keeping constantly on hand a good
assortment of
CliOICE
uncennlne
FLOU’R, FEED.
AN 1)
PROVISIONS,
mas, COFFEES, and SPICES,
mated :Ild Dried
moms. reptiles and
hours,
ANDREWS r, EUW'S RAMS.
PORK AND HARD.
Donottatltoeall on mature
we an suit. . .
N ill—Goods delivered promptly to any part of
the town.
c are command that
, LIVER,
‘ Sold lly S. F. PECK, ”I'll
ORGANS,
——ANI)—
O
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
(‘11 [1 and See
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN,
BEST ORGAN IN THE WORLD.
—AT-~
PARKER’S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
Our dour north of Bennett‘s dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
“'ill’keep a stock of Instruments at. Parker's more
and will sell them on monthly installments. p
Old instruments taken in exchange for new,
Pianos tuned and repaired.
rm: nosr woxnmrtfl. lolscovim" or run
19TH CENTURY.
4-tf
.L‘l; \Cuflfi
”to" .. 1th
t. UN Na 91‘ lON
\ml ull Diseases of the Throat. Chest and Lungs.
The only m-pnratlon of the kind in the world. The
Arabian ) ilk-Cure has never before been made truly
lic. b ‘ ndvortlsing in any shape. but during the past
titre cars has been sold and EMT“ away to the poor
mnsumptiwand the ufllictod. rlsinlz to its present
great demand. n lol) its f)\\'ll merits. during which
t‘TlOtl it hue e virtually cured not less than 10.000
g! on. Women, and Children. who were most seriously
aflllctrd with (fun rhI, Colds. Influenza. Asthma,
“'hooplngt‘ou h. 'roup, Spitting of Blood. Night
Sweats. Bronc itla. 8:0. is thout a single failure.
During the some period the Arabian Milk-Cure and
Arabian Tonic. combined have cured over 2.000 came:
of confirmed Consumption. many of which Wore
pronounced incurable. but who are now rcelurrd to
creellailway: .
“ No train. :2
10:45 “ New York Ex. um
11: “ No train. 11:53 “
12:14 P. M No train. 12:85 Pu H
12:56 “ N. Y. Accom. 1:” “
1:10 “ New Haven. 1:89 ..
1: “ New Haven Ex. 20:
2:02 " No train. 2:8 “
2:33 “ No min. $00 "'
31X) “ New York Ex. $34 “
3:24 “ New York. 3:50 “
3:50 “ No train. :21 “
4:11 “ New Haven EX. 4:38 “
4:46 “ No train. . 5:“ “
5:18 “ New York Ex. a” “
5:26 " New Haven. 5:56 “
5:46 “ N. Y. A: N. H. 6:” “
6:2) “ No train. 6:48 “
6:48 “ No train. 7:15 “
7:15 “ New Raven 7:40 “
7:40 “ No . 3:35 “
8:05 “ No train. 8:33 “
8:33 “ No train. 8:55 “
8:55 “ No train. 9:15 “
9:15 “ N. Y. & N. H Ex 9:50 “
9:40 “ No train. 10:“) “
10:10 “ Saturday only. 10:30 “
ARRANGEIIENT.
COMMENCING JUNE 8. 1m
Dally Trojan.
LEAVE DAnm ’03 soon! XOBWALK.
6:30 A M. ; 12:00 11. ; 4:35 1’. LL; Freight at 5:45 P31!
Lxllvn son'rn Ronwaut r03 mummy.
900 A. M. ; (Freight) 11:05A. LL; 2:mP. BL: 6:17 PM.
SU MMEB
Acmmmndntmn for Ridgeflt-ld and haul-mediate
stations at 6:22 P. M.
Trains on Ridgeflcld Branch run from the up trains
and to the down (mine.
JOHN W. BACON.
1-tf Superintendent.
New York and New Haven R. P.
SUMMER ARRANGEMEKT.
(‘OMMENCLYG MAY “END, 1870.
Twins raw Passenger Station at South Nontulk as
follows:
For New York.
At 3:47 A. M. Burton Express.
6:00 " stopping at all stations.
6:45 . .. .. ..
7:45 local Express, stopping; at Daricn
Stamford.
stopping at all etndons.
Expruns.
. stopping at all stations.
Boston Express.
stoppin at all stntiom.
Boston prose.
stoppi at all stations.
Boston xprcss.
New York for South Norwnlk.
Ax '. no, H:mtEx..)9:m.11:ftOA. 51.; 1215 (Ex..\
air.) 3:45. 4:3) (Local ex.) 5:30. 6:3). 8:m(Ex..) P. I.
South Nor-walk for New Have'u.
pt'rfvrt llt'llllll. Also,
Dr. Howc’s Arabian
TONIC BLUUD PURlF +R,
Which differs from all other preparatioue in its 1m.
lllt'dltllC action upon the
KIDNEYS AND BLOOD.
It is purely Vegetable. and Cleanses the awn-tn of
All imléuritiwi. builds it right squan- up. and makes
l’uru. lt‘ll Blond
FUR “GENERAL DEBHJTY." " LOST \'lT.—\L<
lTY." and BIlUKEN-DOVIN CONSTITlV
TIONS,
l “ Challenge the 19th Century" 10 find
Its equal.
E\ try Bottle i~ north its weight in Gold.
Prlee 81 per Bottle, Six Bottles 35.
5. D. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor. New York.
gg’lnt, Sole Agent
68-6111
for South Norwalk L‘uun.
SPRING STYLES.
a m— . ‘
THE LAT-:51- still-Es
‘fl
Sllnli IIA’l“
s s
’ Broadway, it Young Men's Styles.
CLOTH AND FELT
HATS AND CAPS.
FANCY STYLES {OR CHILDREN.
A SPEDIALTY.
Silk lluts made to order. Warrautcd to fit.
Uld [lute remodeled into present shapv».
Silk Hutu purchased of mu ironed fru- uf charge.
FOOTE’S NEAT STORE,
LOUDER’S BLOCK,
WASHINGTON STREET. SOYTII NORWALK.
70y
"F U]: N] T ("If E."
The undersigned wish to cull 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
constantly on hand a large stock of every descrip-
tion of Household Furniture at the lowest rates.
The largest assortment of
PICTUIIE FllAMES
in town.
Bodies kept by Patent Corpse Preeerver without
wetting the body, by
BUCKINGIIAM a: 00.,
UNDERTAKE RS,
ANDDEALEBSIN
FURNITURE,
MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Mnuulacto and Wholeeal De Bi v r‘
Conn. ry ‘3 POL 1’ dis]? “a.
scum nonwann, or.
HORSES lnfimnnons.
TO LET IT ALL nooks.
: Balls, Ponies, Weddings and ‘Fanerals ‘
‘ At 6:39 A. M. stopping at all stations. -
82.’ .. .. .. ..
l 9:44 “ Boston Express.
l 1:31 1" M. stopping at all Stallone.
. 1:59 “ Boxiton Express.
! 4:3, .. .. ..
S 5:52 “ stopping at all smtlone.
.’ 6:14 .. .. .. ..
. fl: 7 .. ..
9:49 BOFIOD Express.
Trains More New Haven for South Nonlalk. It
2:40. 5:30. 0:31). &10. 9.45 (ELJ A. LL: 12:00 It; 2:15.
(1%..)4:30(Ex..)5:03. 8:3) tEX..l P. M.
. cc large bill of advertisement It the Stnth u
. Houses and Hotels.
1 Superintendent‘s Ollicc. Fourth avenue. and Twen-
tyseventh street. New York.
Asaistnnt Superintendent's
New Haven.
l-rf
Dulce Station Home.
JAIIIS ll. non.
Superi. ntendent.
DAILS-f LINE.
NORWALK ANN NEW YORK.
Connecting with the Daubury Railrond.
THE SPLENDID AND FAST STEAAIER.
AMERIous,
CAPT. S. M. LAKE,
05 any ”11:1: noxnar arrtnsmw. aru. ti.
.
Leaves South Norwulk every morning (Sundays (-x-
Coptedt at 7:45. or on arriml of the train from Don-
bury and New Haven.
Passen ere and . we conveyed to and from the
do ml at :0th Norm: k without extra charge.
morning leaves New York. from Pier 87. East
Riser. foot of Market street. at 2:45 and from HR
{out of Thirty-third street, Ear-t River. at 3 o'clock
r. n.. (Sundays exceptedt.
Passage: 75 Cents, Excursion Tickets, $1.25
FREIGHT AT PROPELLKR RATE.
Refreshments of all kinds served on board.
EN. B.vAmorlcus. from New York. connect: It
. outh Norwnlk with the 6:18 train to Danqu
tht-6112 P. :4. train to New Iluven: also. with the
train from Donbury which arrives at South Norfolk
at 7:40. and from New Haven It 7:46 a. I.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City If Nurwall or P. 1?. Brady,
Will leave from each end of the route every evening
Produce sold without dame for commie '- ion.
Freight at old packet rates.
no are forbid trusting any of the em-
ployees of either of the above boats on aeoount of
the owners thereof. “ls-ti.
“ PURE GOLD.”
“ Worthy of its name I" exclaim all who have ex-
amined “ PURE GOLD." the leading Sunday School
Song Book this year. Over
100,000 Copies
have been already sold (May 16.) and the book has
beeniseuedbut
ONE MONTH!
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
“ Pure Gold”
every day. You will find the hymns and tunes
PURE. GOOD.
USEFUL. ORIGINAL,
REFINED. LIVELY.
EXCELENT, DEVOTIONAL.
TRY “ PU“ GOLD” I!" You WAIT THE m.
0n
clept. of
BIGLOW & MAIN, 42.5 Broome sun. Y.,
(Samson to Win. 3. Bradbury.)
Depot.
OLD WELL
Lorenzo Stanfield, Propnetor' .
Washingtoawj . South Norwalk.
e craggy cover) sent for examination on re-
For sale at. Alex. 8 N
K words. ewIInd Stationery
LIVERY STABLE,
BAYIIOND 3mm.
West end m lune.
SOUTH NOR‘V’ALK.
COAL.
By the Ton Car bond or Cup.
WV 00 1).
(‘nt nd split to (m
FEBTILIIEIS.
Of all kinds (in Barrels or hp)
BLUE BTOIE.
Who'd"
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MASON’S BUILDING IATERlAL
m, E.
'le
!
OI“ 'I‘HIS " CITY"
AND SECTION OF THE “Trill." “ILL
FIND THE
Lowest PI’IOBS
Hit!!!»
nmmv an.“ m‘
ken-om I»...
um um W
Linen and Lane mo.
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Ruffltnn
Veil 'Boa-n'm the.“ Mn-
m mired Yuk“
and mad-s.
Shirt Promo, M It...
Chino, Onto-O.
And thou-anon d dim mire. ”$31M
law-i 6*!
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8.,8. m
wawd'fi-fi
P.!.—6auwfl “fl “OWL:
“mustn‘t-new;
”museum
3. rum
5.;
Bruggist and A,” . ,
Hair, Tooth IN] N M.
c o a: a a .
PERFUXEBY 11“ um? \‘Afllifl‘ If
A CHOICE LOT or warmers.
rum sentences.
mun. warns.
WFMLMCIM.
Infecteveryfinng' homuWTooth Pitt
to m Inlskl Kan” Brush.
pollination!“ , sham
some ft! a, mm
South Kuwait, Nov. 11. In: ' I-o ‘
Camphorine,
ONE OF THE GREATEST DISCOVER!” 04" THE
AGE FOR THE my 0!" Pm.
mucunnymtulm
Rheumatism, Spralns, Still Joints,
Glandular Swelling, 6w.
ONLY TWENTY—Fl?! ms A ml-
Mannheim
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mom Matron
dilute .. I - .
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