* vuxltwhahwfllélhepuuicilnd.
m
l:: who“. tn the above we have to say
u! .. u: residuum-at journal. we shall be
lefi'iii‘b 1. Tulsa: tnom columnseonmuui-
m. r» at Wall merit on any subject. politi-
r «wow. Imu-n in good English,
5. limit; and em sad without per
17411: ‘1 7E”
f." 5- ! F‘s! .Vmev‘.
lass uu- ttr «luv-n were imlted to join 11:
“4.1.53 Hail on Monday evening. What
‘2. 1 an In 111 their last bone by positively
was dress penile, and then
15.5 chm a probable collation at the
\\ mid flirty tell their readers there
~ 5 , uldib'fl‘ I! seem to use if they
~ ~5 usu- they could have known of the
Arum they werr punkular to say
sunningwuue 1! the 71st New York
- 31:1 ~ - [haunting .‘whtml would ammr
.5 ~11 pradn. up huwn. bu they mitts-d
alps. 1h: Burnside Liuanls in that con-
_ t. Th» 1 u ctr probably aware that no
u- 2: in l l—wu t hll’lnlt‘d to the compa-
it aa- val; by What solicitation of
. \A 5 m... .4 1:1.- tmtaiiun of the 7151
‘ 55.5 .1 1m- 1» mpasy attended at all,
.I \vu: (‘ (nous;
‘. lth Regiment. (‘. .\'.h‘.
wag Hat l"
l.,' t l
ll ,. Kid- "as may be preach ul twelve
5 by M thus in molases. They
«uly "Ho-red for sale. and the’markcts
- in tall --i tip 111 If by the simple
-. *5 k that In um daily dinner‘s desert
. t—tl} wt :rul. pmy let it be done,
tr. Nmslu‘ while a buy was playing
., a5 5m" a 1th a braided rrt'ulVet it went
2: has .t ball through lll- left hand. l’o-
«no limit took the buy tn Ur. Pumice
.M (lyre-r51 thc wmmtl Dr. l‘lnlee quot
- :u .~~ '11 lli~ hunts- and friend; Th0
mid he was from
\ a \7m7l1‘...d parents living. buthadm
. . «lupus; null another boy b} the
- t it 1351—. Yin! [lamb as mun nslhe
a: .3 so“ all ball taken it and run away.
r. .r- - ' 1-! muzzry. ind ~lc|1t in
. 5'17“.“ an 'ln tlurk The boy was
.s .1! nturmug to his [tie-cults in
H g luv-l duff
11.
.M 1-star w
- \ .. 3, ._ 1e up: \\ 1r! :tNL‘l'l lllll’ll
aw hm. d null nun: 11 as Mitt: Curriguu,
. ' 151-51 llé.l’tl~ ln lungul uptown.
n1 8 «r lay nizlr‘ a «me was broken
1m tr and inst-d: Mulch It is suppuwal
. 11 1‘ .111 of lll“~4‘ thwn Inkrn.
«1 ~l \vH’llf5ll tll'lHnA ill :ll’l’
Mal. lfl‘l um;
.ilf' ~72IT1E'.ITI7..11‘IH'.
1 . .
; in Fart Lyme,
. . sivyt “all {7.1016417 unsung Chiltlfvll
:w .su'l- 7h mg."
. 5 ll 11‘“: I (it) Huahls talk of liultl
. - 5 1 z.« .mpmrnt .1: Fruttltk.
’55: llt‘li'j l. t ltntou. the great crimi-
- \71 S \wzlx, 1‘ :1 .1.1l1\t~ of MN”
.7a.é1a’-.uhl Bull}. 1 i ll! 17111.1 pay: its
a . .- ~« «my pet arut. llmtl divi-
t \ t t - w limb its unly sumac-men!
. w - 1; Cl-‘l\". r1\v wt 11 lllvll it 11:1:
-,~‘ n . ”g“: a:
1 2, .. g» Hug 4-1 lit-Mb 1212111, Ila-been
2; g5 - :l .lun 11.. llu- _\H\ l7vrrk
5 ~ . \l :I llmt' '
1 . ; ~ lll lint \l'lmlsur complain
.5 .91.; 1.11.151 ~ ml lbs; lilblll‘t'u “unll,
« that tut.) pleas are nearly ruined.
*t. J5 ink Church Waterbury, has a new
.1112 which cost 311.000. The church will
Eta-l} in: on upntlou on or about Christ-
,nt'tctl that 5mm.- nf the “caltlly
n1 . .nul summer markets of Smuiuv-
hill li’tl llli‘t‘k
3157!! :1 turn-
6; «a ! w
l ruult
‘4. run.) in Em 11-. to get plans for new col»
leg. buildings which arr- eapeued to be
i 551- Hit A! l“. lllr‘ wumtty
l' 5 113“”,1.” (”“11“,
[“1 a “swim ~ of :1 lirilgtpnrt language:-
11 ‘1: ~\ .5. - l. «x; cllv J from ormmuuion
on” Mr ll 1 .I in on mutual ul7 their con-
15.: ”infill-w it. “ nut l-ning
. ‘ 49. 5. i-‘t- u. the Hartford and
1h: . T: llulnuu; t utnpuny hold: meek
‘ :«. ti .:” 1r not ‘lrr Glut, tn rurbitlcr the
- . g. 3. ‘~ l“uh‘iltlt‘ lill‘ cmsoi'tdutiun
.‘s 5.. in". ”vol
... t al‘i“h1l‘ta-
‘.;;a5 z.’ —. 1V1)
lifil timber-J by the
-1:~ .mti 3~Pl>lanl.~, “110 have
.ask wow}. for the new lighthouse on the
fur \lllll‘ll the lust congress
use an: qegut-priatisJu of $75.01». Work
.' sl [0’ lugifi ill I few Holman.
(awn
1‘“ 1-511”.
1‘ 5 ~.;.. “1511111313. an old lady of
.5" ' i 1.5! a =N-. in Salem. Saturday
‘ . drive lmtue her twists. She did not
a l :t «'srvlt bring motle- 3:113 w”
slave! whim! lying dead in a ditch
probably lmm the etfecfa
h. a.
.’ l~léttg
l -
- “.7L7IIRIED.
Nwa sauna rm. July 10th. 5 Beth!
« rmatmbg.1r.tsaas
fls.nl‘l"n- Maestrhe-anetlasend
A.“ «has: twain tull— mums \. m
.4 Net-1'“.
”11'1”.
x ‘1 Jul l"! may 1. lift".
$156772! tat-gs" t. ’a-d7 A. Voorhh.
awe: .1 “dz-7
In“ Kalb m child
s “W “at aged 2...!» "a
at» .1,"
1a- Smal.Ny trawlin- Lucian-e so
”A
«wail
nicer. as. Alexandr: sunk-rig
5-
‘ 11.;‘111 .- park
Tole-t. 7
MIME ,‘S 9, 8 street.
laqdreof cuee 07 mun.
Board
“‘Tl’l‘H la Mishedmmgnamuplintem
whfm-‘tgemwgmbestzcjfixiflglégm
Oppositethe residence ofAlfredeCh-pelst
ToLet.
part of a house (containing ‘\ e rooms)
street uearW Woodard Avenue. Rent
.10 a 7:000. Apply lo
:84! DUDLEY P ELY.
Agents Wanted
1:03 the human Lire 113mm Gampany. Good
to
- A! LIFE BSURANCE WHPANY
Putnam C0
Mt! un-
Wanted.
few Sewing Whine
4" chines to sew on straw
JO BEAA BROS.
Git NW7, 00:111.. July 19th. 1873.
Land Wanted.
“’ ANTED to purchase for a few acres of
Woodland near South)? sfewacresof
Bog land, ad piece of Salt meadow. Address or up
L_.VAND'I‘EBBIL
Elm AGrove South Norwalk
n71:- Sale. _
\ House with large garden. pleasantly situated on
Vaumdt avenue “ Down ll‘owu ‘ Has a due
view of Long hind Sound. Will be sold cheap, mid
most oftbe amount can remain on rho—w.— Ap-
pllfitnf DCDLE P EL
1 l
”tors with their Ms-
at once to
For Solo.
NEW house and two lots alxlbo feet, situated
4 near Fly 1: Mile River Landing. Terms easy.
quire on the premises. Also two milch cows
:l‘rtf ALBERT .SCOFI FIELD
Extra Notice.
‘OR the convgnjenrn of tax- payers in this cit).
who may notbesble to meet the collector at
his bad-quarters u town, arrangements have
been made with 111-. oseph Dunning Postmaster.
who is authorized to receive taxes and give recipt
for the same, at the Post 011112
8743f. JOHN RAYMOND. Collector.
Office of Fairneld County Fire
Insurance Company.
'l‘lIE Boardof Directors hAVe this day July lltb
1871. declare-la semi- -annur.l dividend of the
fur cent. payable on and after EAugust lst
Y ll TURNER.
Secretary.
k 3!
Notice.
\ Special Hex-ting of the Falrfield County Agri-
a’ cultural Societ will be held Tuesday August
13:11. 1871 at 2 o 'occl 11.. at the ofllcc of Horse
Railroad Commas Norwak. for the purpose of ap-
pointing qpee ommltteee to arrange for the com
1112 fair. RLEE Secretary.
Foamy papers please copy.
Bridgeport. Julym.1871 welt
Summer Boarding.
T the house known as the “El: Plat: aft-w
4 doors below the Opera House. South Sorwulk.
\ few gentlemen with their wives and children can
be accommodated; also table board. The lace fur-
ulshta a duo new of the harbor and sound). and is
only du minutes walk from the depot. For par
tlllllflr‘ enquire :1: Refreshment Room in tin dt‘ptll
Home ans. 7
'l‘llE ~11b<c ri‘rwrs propose to convert lhtlr {arm 1:.
East Not-walk. lutoa MILK DA Am
We7 “of edme a7mong you, and ope
an once for Banking Real Estate and
entrance Brokerage business, believing that
this town is enterprising and large enough
togive bualneu to an oflbe ofthis kind
without interfering with agencies already
started. to whom we bear the most cordial
good-will.
Weak the people for a share of their
patronage, knowing that their interests will-
be looked after patiently, perseveringly and
faithfully. “1 e believe the corporations for
whom we act and with whom we deal are
among the soundcst and best in the country,
and, therefore, merit the confidence of this
community. We take this opportunity of
returning our thanks for the many assur-
ances of cordial greeting and substantial
support received from the citizens of the
city and borough, and can assure all who
become our customers that we will en—
deavor to muke it their profit as well as our
own to continue such
We are now ready to make out policies in
the Pheuix Insurance Company, of Brook-
lyn, the Firemea's, of New York, and other
companies of like integrity and popularity,
as occasion shall require.
Very truly yours:
JACOB M. Lu'mx,
Cashier.
Get out a Policy of Insurance
PHENIX \of BROOKLYN.
The Lightning Clause
If you dcsirv: will be inserted without extra (burg--
211111
The Plus-1x is a safe JEN)“ ulsr Collapsin-
lusures as low As any other r 1e company.
Read the Chicago sufl‘eren’ Mews-Ital
hanging in the 0mm of
MELVILLF E ME EAI)
Agent for the Phcnix.
Corner Washington 1: Main Streets.
N‘FTH NUR\V.ALK. ('UNEN
REMEMBER
and are .
[m mredtofumlrh the Cttizens of South Somali. 1
and \ucinlty with PLRE 1113111111112 the adxau
tage of being near our customer 1v: ho to in. able
to accommodatt them and by FAIR E.ALl.\(v tn
“2 1. our share of the public patrons:
Tl !f HAHN: LV BRUTH} RF.
\' oliee.
'l‘llE \mllmu .tlm rlcm Prize. max bo 51111 at 1111
~table of \Ir. Lorenzo Scofield. South Xtvrwalk.
Turwlau and Saturdays of each suck Persons
w: '-hm: to see the most substantial and host blooded
stallion in this countrv. poest selng all the useful and
t‘“l‘ ntial points that coustnutcs speed and endurance
are imitcd to cxamme this Stallion for lhlm5(l\ef_ as
a world of humbu: “ ill not make a good colt with-
out blood
rd-OW‘ a. autumn
Magnificent Water Front
Property
1“le sale at V‘ (xtport (‘onnu in lot-A from three to
fifty acres each inpmv ed and unimprmed Plot
5-1 1 lb Acres 15(1)”. “uttr Front. 1.- undulatcd
\ rv mmuuticaly. A portion 1~ btuutifu‘: ly shaded
\\ itl] native trees etervrvcus 31‘. (1 mm rs making 11111
u{' it: most dulrublt 17 via in the 91am: for a {:1 ml.
Al~0 out (nttszv Hons. nn Proswr!
llill.1rpleud1d ties: of Long 1 23nd xvund \vu
dt‘l'E‘ of lam
E. P. SMITH.
735:! Westport Conn.
Sale at Auction.
'I‘HE nimler- :ned has take 1 and now l11‘1l~ lg.
tirtue of a writ of attainment in (nor of loh7n
Falrlec against Edward Fairlce, and will sell at nblic
auction. by otder of Hon. Thomas E Butler. a mi;
of the Superior Cannot this State on Saturdm t7be
rm day of July 1879. at the Store in Somh Nox-
wslk. lately occupied by said Edward Patrice. a stock
of Groccrlv- consisting Of Flour. Tea Spice- (offer.
Tobacco. Starch Rice Soda Molasses. Fish and
mils articles such us are usually found at a null
store
Snl1‘7ln rnmm-‘nc ~ at 9177(ka a, l.
(‘llARLI-Is \\'_ slilTll.
Constable of Nurwall;
149-“
V111wztlk..l11l_t l‘ll}. 181‘}
77 To the Ladies.
\ R“ .A. GREGORY will 0 11 a Dress and Mantle
.. Making establlsmnent u‘Clsrk s Block. oter
Whitman‘ s (‘lotbluz Store. on Monday Hat-ch 18
Her ex richer and the success she has met with in
other warrant her in soliciting the patronage
of the ladies of South- Warwulk and vicinity Sfie
will have on hand all of the latest styleeandpattems.
[adios please give me a call. andbe besatisded of my
ability to wire entire satisfaction in artyvblng per
taming to rossmaking
\VAN'TFTD An appn mln- 1.» the l)r1‘.~§filsklll:
Bullies-i.
Tfl-tt MR5. .\ GREGORY
Probate Notice.
l)l8TB.lt.T 0F NORW ALE. as.
Court July 19th .A D 133. "stale of Lewis
FBcern. lak- of Sent-alt. in said District deceased.
Theadmisittmors represent the Estate insolvent~
and my the appointment of Commissioners there—
“ORDK‘KXD —Tbat Commissioners to receive ex-
amine and decide upon the claims of the creditors of
said Estate be a hired at the Probate 0mm in
Bot-walk in lid strict. on the 17th day of August
1871 at 9 o 'clock. fore-noon; of wb bid: all persons in
interest will take noticeand and appear. if they see cause
77de bile “lie hex-ed “db fimsmto; 3711777
civepu not t y pos a c s
aileron the public sign post 11 steel. to “pale place
wherethe deceased last dwelt and within the said
town and Wbylpublisbicajghe same in aucwspaper
Efrem aid did: my at least twelve days
ore s l? at.
Gog“ R63“ A DAVENPORT Judge
995 Dollars Reward.
)IAYOH“ s Orrtu-z, '
80L rum Not-1“ aux, July 17, 18:2.
3“ umficcnsi daable injuryhae been done
mall: ously, to build , fences. and other
mpert withinn this (‘itv an the Board of Conn-
dim to be paid for the
detection an conviction of the od‘endax
Now therefore by authority vested ‘lu me I
Dudley P. Ely. MayOr hereby Oder a Reward of
Ta» I'ire W for the detection and comic
tiouo any mentor who shall violate
Section Seven. of an inance relative to Nuisan-
ces. or sown. of slid Section. LE"lupsrovcd Sc term
berl DCDLE'i yor
An Ordinance Relative to Nuisances.
8:1.” .. Everv who shall injure or deface
any bulldmz. gaze. lance Sign tree shrub. vine.
or other property. whether public or
trim; rim the count of the Boardd Coon»
clinch «the owner of such property shall forfeit
and ware-eh cm a sum not exceeding 1350)
lfty re fur the nae of said city.
Adopted by the Board?!
of South Summit. .1870.
Alton. Warn .chxom City C lt-rk.
Awmved S.- f). 1370
as.“ 777 D1 at.“ P. ELY Xayor
on of the City
Notice.
Toallwmumm:
hparsaanoedawtsofthefioudal
oftheCltyofSouth Korwali. undersigned here-
givumtieedthe‘aau nuisan-
teascettainedanddelerulned by three judicious
dflm ”and
“mum...“ are:
"hyak‘anageu. Mai-”earner ye
“mummy.
PRUB ATE
RC ll Estate Ofiico
Ul‘
M E LVI LLE E. M EAD,
South Norwallt, Conn.
Near the Railroad nt-pnl
“7r are prepared to
BUY AND SELL REALESTATE
()N ('().\I )IISSI()N.
I7:lll in and we will cheerfully 311l>“ll nll
qnw-riuus on the flbjoct.
gnur
RAYMOND BROTHERS.
Pool of “’anlllugton Street,
SOUTH NORWALK,
“'HULESALE DEALERS IN
l—‘lou 1-.
I‘M-ed.
l I u y.
Htl‘u w.
on,
I’ul'k,
l l antes. -
Muvkerol.
~ Butter.
laurel,
Potu 100‘
'1‘“ rnlps.
Onions,
( ‘urrotn. £0.
Fresh G round Feed,
every day from
BENEDICF’S MILL.
Best Wheat Bran in the Market.
73';
OLD WELL CIGAB7
manuracronv.
C. SWYABTZ & 00.,
actuated-erect 7
“OLD “'ELL CLUB,"
“R. H.“ “C. 7S. 8 00.,"
~ mam-E.”
. - . “suit or THE wean?
7 7 “custom" 111ch
«adds-IMMI-
1’. 1103311111) E 00.’ IS, ‘
W. W. GOMSTOGK’S,
Who 1379211.. in the Best 01‘7
n-octntts‘, noun. 1111.
AND PROVISIONS,
At the Lowest Pr1ces!
THE FLA L'I'J '
W. W. COMSTOCK’S,
Dibble’s Block, South Norwalk. Conn.
Ne“ Stock ’l‘lum ,_
lltlh‘ll‘llll. llAliDKl-lllflllllll‘fi, 1‘1llM—,
MINUS, PARASULF. LINEN CUL-
l..\ll.\‘ AND Fl'FFfi, CURSETH,
KID GLOVES, llOOl’ SKIRTS, TA-
BLE
LINEN, TUW'ELS, SHEETINGS,‘
PlQl'l‘Ib. PRINTS, SHAWLS, ETC,
1
.As Cheap 89' run he
FOUND ANYWHERE.
Also 11 111115 assortment of
Gent’s Linen and Paper Collars,
TIES. ETC.,
Latest Styles, at
Barnes Bros.,
DIBBLE’S BLOCK. MAIN 8'13,
.39 tf South—fl,— Nonx elk. May 1511. 1872.
7(7 B. 771)74‘1{T07IS7S
Cele-bra ted
611111qu 1185619111,:
SOUTH NORWALK.
MARI-[SHED IN 1849.?
is;
Largest in Nomad“; and the
.a
- . . r“ ,
‘ 3; . i '. fiidé :
, .
B 47L) 147...... L
Ono-t !- Fall-loll duty...
3
-!tf§
roll
B A R G A l 'N
N .
.0. e— -
117. (3 A at P,
.11.» n Bhlt'lldld .m....tai “19in
String all tutu lulu,
t A7,
5.3%.; .. , .. 5...: . J
and “ill ofler 77:71:76: inducements to purchaatrs
ewr before in
DRESS GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
.l. set: w “I". as ~ 5......
““31“!“ mm
HOSIERY',“ ,
155.332.? 93$. 4} ruoaqia
,Mnooae
almanac»-
Qififiv unis,
' w anlcer pair forI
SPRINGNDAQM‘E!
£3! E ”33131.55
HARVEY s:
gel say John, who keeps the best Shoe Store in the
p e l ‘
“ The man who keeps what the people want."
‘ John you have got no this who; but what a
splendid pal: of boots you have on."
‘ You better believe they are. They cane non-
Harvey‘ s and cannot b beat!
. r
“.Mrs LL, where did you get those Button Boots
you have 011?”
0b.,“ es, they came from Harvey The only
Memxnd ht. Howehaap sell-l loan
nnw than others sell for $4.50.
his own
t a saving!
the
andslioss."1“1‘hat'slt. agar“
mufwtmer s profit.“ He thump. all dsof
and Shoes and ,lnaella sung-37:?
his Lsdles' Dollar Gaiters. He e best: [have
ever seen—worth 1.60. 0.,how he sells his
Children’s Shoes. That s the place to By them.
16 Main Street, , '
Opposite Georg-e \V. Bunch T},
South Norwalk, Gonnv
Lil-5' -_ “:5:
R7EM7O7VAL.
M7U’71N7T77S'O7N’77S
FANCY DRY [lllllll STORE.
Removed to
No. 4, ELT87‘3LOCK.
Main Street, South Norwalk,
W here we are now prepared wexhlblt. as large and
extensive an assortmanf of Paging: Goods“ can
Justrecelv . macs. Manama»
rcn‘ s White and Fancy Command Lyle Thread
Hose. from6c.to75cpcrgair pairsofLadles
Real Thread Lace Sleeves coprlbg mSIyle. 751;“) 810
r set. 500 Thread LaceCo lars, 150cm Wench.
(”imported and American Ties from to 1.5
Ladies and Misses Kid Gloves 1 and 1.50 'r.
Ladles‘ line-en es.
a $3.15
chiefs from lbc. to 75¢. leoe Ladies .Valls by the
ardfromsoc. «11.35. ournlng Collars, Chile and
sndkerchlefs, 85c. to LN. (sent 3 British Half
Hose, no to 4°C. pr. Gent‘s Pa
101'. to 50 per box. Hoop 8k rts Corsets, Bustles,
Towels Napkins. All kinds of Buttons. Clarke
goat‘ghrook s and “imam a.“
[098mm ruin.” V
“Perfumery” dlfletenl. “277777777
pen-beta Brushes,
53.“ oa.ps Real and Imitation Hair. In fact alums
in the Fancy Goods Line you can
fill “3‘“‘1
for bout 2) per cent. less than you can get it
elsewhere
Rehab have filesoldlgfltdffarthc
Thompson Glove Fitting Corset. and
BAZAR PATTERNS.
717117?! Lifts-1‘7 '7 STYLE.
111m» mint-v1."
MRS C. W. MUNSON.
No. -l, El)".- Block, Main Street,
'2... ~ 5 ~ 5 Myanmar;
DUNNlDUWNlDUWN!
SPRING AND. SUMMER“
D R E S S G0 0 D S,
From New York and Boston at
Grady Reduced Prices.
wsLI; PAPER, WINDOW SHADES,
DRAPERIES, OIL CLOTHS, MAT-
Txms; s'ram 13.1an Tam OIL
CLOTHS 315. COVERS, Km GLOVES,
HPSIERI & EMBROIDERIESh
' , v a; u. .7 f :7 , _ ’
omits: trdni “£65.. m... seat. has {goodlm Mi
Cloths and Cassimeres
. .559; camamfmaxfi in - not
Ladies” arid,- Dongs: Straw Hats.
Also a full line of
RIBBONS, UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
of Nev. Styles at Moria-ss— 5“ *5
r1311: TOILET Solis also my: >
VSVX'ASHlNGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
'Y 5- .,' '1 q "
11111 311111111111,
FOOT 0F MASHALL ST.
-»‘ '1:- 31.? 41.7 13-121,» “'4 J: 1.!
WWW“ m m ilkmfludr
v 31:»):
M
. 5375.172; -‘. ‘.’
('l”) . €21.33 7!? 21/; -
GO T0 =
2‘: ~ " :1: B
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7}
hm,
dams
111
1:5 TILE BEST PLACE TO BUY
DRESS GOODS,
Slllllll, Ullllllls 0N Gllllli
AND MATS,
Curtains, and Curtain Hollands,
Sole Agents for the-
In evel‘y width.
SALEM SPRING FIXTURE.
CURTAINS HUNG TO ORDER.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
Washington Street,
South' Norwalk, Conn.
77’ 111115011111 1.1115151
FOR THE BEST
OX’STER STE‘V'
in city orcounty. Alec 7
Roasted, Fried or Raw.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
norm TEA mi COFFEE.
BREAD, PIE on CAKE.
‘
(bxvrrnomgtv. Umaits .4151) TOBACCO.
ALES and WINE.
Ut‘ulczs by the Quart. Gallon, or BusbeL, at
s. HURLBUT‘T’S,
CUB. )lALN‘ .1311) AS)
5751!
Southern Gflllflflflllll
LUMBER MARKET.
Lewis Hubbell & Co.
East m Western Gan-
a a 5nd Soutllern
LUMBER
OFFICE AND YARD :
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Near Steamboat Landing.
LEWIS HUBBXLL.
MARSHALL H. TOLLBB‘
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’1 best amrtmeut in 101111 of
GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHANICS TOOLS,
0f the best quality.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
Rim,“ Mortlce and Dead Locke Porcelain. Plated and
Modal-rt! Went of Tableau.
Pocket men of th t quality, cheap for cash
House F11 Goods Japanese Paper-W are.
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Agricultural Implements, Mechanics; Tools.
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LAMPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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