South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, October 31, 1872 · page 3

 

 
 
 

”Tuna. I,”
n. at. “its“:

The mules opal: “inst:
“muruunm
a. a“. c .7 oh oh of
[mutton-d lug-you'd-
m—hhmn‘lol lfifiw

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m‘m snout-u uncut-
“nomination-Molt HIM,
I'm. to put an oaths “Ml:-
unbrtbctompt thew-inn-
rymh Whit! rdulcdtho

noun- list.”

“I". .d Iron: to tho Bnntngn Convention
'hal you. 1829. : contests-t and denounced
"‘5" fraud.

Hun P. (3mm;

m on tho mm.
m 8mm. Oct 28, 187:.
; .3. Lia-- sf at: Satin-i.-
‘tv ntiodhubncn insqmdnry. Itoted
t “not uni hint to like him. but I could
wt llrbsdvuo may hndm shonthim
Pm! mama went wrong. I hoped he would
an?“ the. 01. but be did'nt. lie seemed
mi»...- tulike them. Then i hoped the Be-
.mm‘a puty would put up a new undi—
7...*.a. but thy tooldit. They drove out of
'm puny every Willi“ man who owns
.4 hunt, and this flanged the character of
m.- panv It is no longer a Republican
mm, t—it is simply a Grunt p811}: It goes
a»? (want rig“ or m, Ind every one that
« ~ - out .n for him is scopperbead. or some
him; via: nry vlrralfltl,

l 2“an stems». It is nut Ellyn}. I
x .2: ‘i2' pritll-m'c vl‘ doing 84 I believe!
fin “about. dictating from :nyono. I
- at. n 2'. ..- M use for “not. if t’ornonther
. w”: .n a padre-r sgninst such dictation.
\ 7* nutmmnwl. d vote, is th. only safe—

t Hm“ lint I luv. our” reasons.
'» » a": m' lav nrg‘ktte-l hi~' duty. in refus-

7 av Amorusn citizens abroad

I. who. -i :lwm in be sized and held
. . . brrrunnllu. uithuutthe shadow

. - “dirt anal when finally compell-

iruumt 'lqu libertiionje has done
i ‘LUW that he. hurl no syn}
mpph 8-6.. and '. cry little h}

‘inih h?

I .t‘lc; it). 'h'

, .r‘i " r ”‘4' li' w r n Hl r fir“; Take the
.u : “a H m is Then-W1: civil war in
'~ « ll \\ L .2 nun [may held poses-
-t for 2 7v; Mien lit; .lid business. he

.- e - me vi: 2.. them. urbv: robbed.
-;i.-r illhtd pmexion, he was
n . mu .; “I mum. 1nd aftm' a sham
7. - l 2-» is: shut Then he was

‘ 7- 7. ~ r‘. . mali‘n-n -«! lining the coun-
ll7 silty-1M) 'n .~-\\=

. » u :13 again wind. and kept in piis
. all» Willi-ml 1 3h3du“‘ of charge
l s “peels of war lay 011' the
tyrants vxziiissarics more on hand
‘ - ~; ~. that}; but no one asked for
...... u" lzlvmtinn The l S. consul
. \\ zhhingt'ui. and finally went hiur

91 rod to prnvc Mr Hatch: inno-

3 :77. Grant took no notice nf him.

t. 311'. Perry went to the Secretary of
and obtained an order for his release,

. :5. u (hm! I'IS astonished sud evidently
w, «a.» d. and to this day he has not made
. uni. movement towards obtaining: re-
=: « fur this foul wrong-.tlrisgross insult

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colds,&c.,for sale by S.F.
7mdchenpest stocknf Gno-
Goya‘s: :7

w -oeDining Roomsinthecity.

-7 DepotRcflmbment Soloon,
lf‘ry, and

Claret, Sherry and Port
16318 and retail, at the Opera

Eons Ref “vent Rooms, Louis Beer,
unporta: '

fineltsof all kinds with \ tables,
Brendand tor for 25 cents at uckcr’s
Lodm' and ntlemeu‘s Dining Rooms. in
the depot. ;

[3' The Homgomery Flour is put up in

bags and soldst. the same rateas bv' the bar-

Don I Hi to trv it. Sold only by T.
Burr Guyer, Springs 003.

EDD u feel weak and would be
slrengtbe go to Beerss establishment.
undertheO House.and in his Rhine
and Claret as, his own importation.

3‘ D0 nol fail to call at the Rise: Daw-
son 5 to see ithe t variety of Dolls,
Games. Pudes ‘cumt Books Paints
" Cmtrtl Lair?" Initial Paper, etc. etc. Pi-
ano rsn noveln‘ !
Block. South Norwalk.

W A new line of Initial Papa
SW and Stereoscopic View s 'l (W
Books, Scripture Cards, Games. etc. etc, on
hand at the H‘mses Dawson ~‘ Vu.’ l Lhiclxcs-
ters Block. South Nor-walk

You fie, "Eh E—Any physician who hum? 313's
tint Rho-omen: cannot be cured. simply 118$. The
wonderful (Re-rt: ol the Cenuur Linimeut for all
dosh. bone sad musde summits upon man and beast.
are to Wt“ loo-n: to admit of question. I: destroy:
“ceilings. soft-us ELIE joian. Souths-s pain. makes
the lame with. md the bedridden leap for joy It is
selling” to stick? over did Sk-ll: and it wells bu-
cnrrsv: it dcx s it.— work every time.

Children cry for Pitcher-‘5 Castor-ix; I:

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['0]! GIRLS AND YOI’NG LADIES,
yr in ”EST DABIE)‘ . CONS.
tuft . u. W. am; 11125. :HARP. Principals.
m1: nu. TERM WILL BEGIN 5f ,1. um

11 r the P05: officeE the Preobvterim and Eplr

copal arches. ind is but a few minutes' walk from
the 5" ton station, on the New York and New Ha-
ten road. The specisl aim ol the School will ha.

“1?. begsughr by an accomplished lessor.

Ad >~ the Principal: for Cir-cu ; or anv ad. ii
{191}! ufomntion or reference may be made to F
\\ who! Esq 15 John street. New York 0:
to Rev: W (Solemn. Wes: Duricn.Couu. M2111

non mcma.‘

luc p farm»: is Du“ whyar-ed to make Lind fur-
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- rim: of our country,—this murderous i

. 2, "'l 7.1: American citizen. I

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N m is. Ill-lt-!r« l._\ their

’ wt" ml. laLurtlx::nes:? I

lltzxsrd l’mr‘r
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l-« llsrtinni P081. of Ur! ‘l‘dtl, umluins

.w .. 4m- 7 ~1m~tu~ \nzudrr the head of

. ut By itis shown 1

.. ._;g-,. - \lluativm vi :-.

.fll‘l" i~ in Hartford

‘ lltru'iam ié‘llli i~ in lb»: town of
Martini-l ('mml} Tiu‘ hlth’fl

i had. i~ in New [Ia-
mn: in Vulunttmn {$5.00

Hr infirm! fifvfllfl.‘ valuation of the horse

.\l-‘H-ir!t. .\uv Haven Countv. {$121)
2-“ ~; in \ «)lun'n wn. Windham County,
if. “h 'l'lsv highwt vuluatum of neat cat-
"v. as :3 ”animal. 43*} iliW-C51, in \Vnrrcn,
l '~»'.:éri = ('urmtv ($15.) The highest err-
in Sunfish. U50) lowmt. in Prospect,
.Vv. Msnvn t’uumy. (£4). Average value
‘7 walk 1:1671‘,» land (W‘ 1101195664}.

7 iv: uf hum. £73 Tbr assesors of

\ :7 «t llartluml report only one car»

‘ w m ’11 population of 789.

um smrcss.‘
: g. ' 'l':;. k- r kt‘t'lh’ everything.
:f‘ iitlhdl3~ t1! Juhn E. Smith}
:3 Tut-Lit i- (in: man that selb cheap.
\23 “wk of Pual at ””113. Spring-

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house in any ,
and Lin.- lowest
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‘_ I
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f'\ s ' (an
\ Kn.“ ~
{18' Tucker sells _\u\l : lax re homemade
Mr 25 cent-s.
:3“ Croluts New Buckwheat Flour just
wind by A. Knapp.
1"ll«\rnE-mtde Cheese at T. Bun- Guy-
. ~. springwood.
: g the Gees-3 Feathers a! Buckinghaut’s
‘ rllllilfi’ Sayre.
=2 itmuin Ware L-lslul'e. 3:17.: at F. H.
~:. .x Brns‘.
'_ r! .\ new stock of Oil Cloth: at A. Dick
~i‘r \X’ Don‘t.
. lirhiffihfidt Waterproofs at A Dick-
' gum & .‘iu‘s.
1" Pm: (ul'ee .md Teas (an aways be
: i it \ Konpp's.

vlvvsys rind Print Butmr at

;' DU'y ud'TeIs! Priors reduced atT.
”in“: .:\-;-- Springwo“!

L" .‘inu stuck Gents‘ Xecktm, Ems-s,
'- tw- an: ansmesBros'.

;' Try theold WellCluLv Cigas, for

"H Smith

L” LmtaE—A fresh supply,mcm
l“ H Kflh‘m.

. .lzPectstg‘tnreanbemthe
. Aquarium in turn.

3" [ammonium offish on exhibi-
fn-rtuall, “W's.

:3» «.mmammh
.‘. Hf ll 3“
new mm unp- i“

alltsluhlwn‘nm

.i Amflduflchp—Teu.
. attaired‘LK-fl'l

{—3 Ida;- Gm fad and tier. to
’Vl?vql“fly".‘m

i?"(. (mm
owed every “‘5,“

 

\Vrought and L'zist ll‘ull Fencing.

5 (v k 'n'i v: (hur\ll't, u“ riirag- And burisj plots. Alas g

Iron Gates. Doors. Qhutters and,

Gratings.

lrul 3131.“. mud Bolts, for building: purposes. and

, amyr’her articles in the line of

iaLAcKsm-ru worm.

Shop in rear of Solmou s not shop. Union street
W! H. DCNCAF.

REMU‘ AL.

? South Somali:

3:!

AV: would respectfully inform our many palmu:
xx! the public generally that we have rumored on
Store to

LACDER’§ BLOCK,
Washington Street,

Upp‘rsllc Tie-men‘s Dry (:UOdS b10114

“More we intend keeping constantly on hand a good
assortment of

(.‘IIOICE

GROCERIES,

FLUI'R, FEEL),

AND

PROVISIONS.
TEAS, (‘0FFEES, and SPICES,

Canned ud Dried

.3171“, ’3le nd SACCES,

ANDREWS a: BCRLBC'I '5 83.15.
PORK ABC'D LARD.

Do not fail to call on as. for we are command that
we an suit.

N 3—600 s delivered promptly
the town.

to any portal
In“ 8. VIDEOS.

OLD WELL CIGAR

IAiflf-‘ACTORY.
6. swim: in 00.,
w m of
Jew m own.”
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“taint!
' was» » ,asr-s-S’cuuu
hash smallfisfit
9|!“- sphincthun
mania ammwmum
Mp.
didnssortrnentoff‘sll Dives
Paste. for irritation of the
whhfi' 'tyoito befoond 311'.er

-. Tompisrsngo Tucker has the

in five minutes

No. 3 Chichester‘s ,

A Nev Beaming and Day Schnol‘

m rive tho ougb and substantial education. Musin ~

IEBEHANT 'l‘AlLllB.

LAUDER’S BLOCK,

Main Street, - South Norwalk,

OFFERS A LARGE STOCK 0!"

FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHING.

.\ FELL AEDORTMEST OF

BO Yb‘ CLOTHING.

 

JL‘b'l' CALL AND EXAMINE Tlll

I’RICES

LO“'EST

l\ THE (‘ITX

it‘luthing Made to Order.

the stomu'n~ cures wind colic and cans-as mmm! ?

\ l.\Ru“ 5T0" Li 0}

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fCASSIMEREs

EVGLIHII (‘0 lTINC—‘h'.

HES heel has a cliightlul 5nd healthful location "

Cutting dune in the hated Styles and

“an-ranted to Fit.

\Ll. KINLY.‘ UP

Shirt s :1 nd I )r'uxv’vr‘s.

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Nun. Ken silt. Uc: 17m, l-KT‘. lfilJlm
311:5: SC()'J"1‘

Wishes to inform the public. that. having secured the
nuisance of a first class Dressmakcr. from Boston,
she invites all ladies in want of any work in her line,
to give her a Call.

NEWMILLINERY

Wzll l». sud-d to her and. wu-kly. a: the

American Sewing Machine Agency,
\t'A‘HINGTUX N'l‘REl-JT

Sunni Non-1k. L‘uur. bcpl. 1'1 187:.

HARDWARE.

1.98: Assortment in lovvn of

; GENERAL HARDW’ARE.

.‘IEL'H.\N IL'S' TOOLS.

 

; of (in heal quallh.

I

l . -.

Squuts. Oils and “111di Glass,
K Kim. Eur-tic- and Dead Lock: Porcelain. Plated and
Xinml Knobs. s l e assortment of Table on.

Pocket Cutler) of the t qualitv cheapw for cash
Home Furnishing Goods. Japanese PaperW

E L AWN MOWEIRS,
Agricultural Implements, Mechanics‘ Tools.
j w. c. QI‘INTABD a; co.,

l

s No. 3, Opera House Block,

SOFT}! NORWALK, CONN.
3m mum.
71-”

w. L.QL'IET_\1§D_
South )om'alk. Dan. 2' 13h).

 

,mes, Linen and

,llmpm‘lcs, Ull Ciullh, lint,-
mbrellus, Firm Toilet Soups and

1

SOUTH N'OIt‘W ALK .

 

 

‘ GOODS at greatly re-
ow York and Boston.
on. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs. limbmlderies

on. Spring Filtlurefl and others
Ribbons. Rubber Goods. I

 

 

 

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SAVE Y0 ll MONEY.’

Grout llltlllt‘t‘lllt'lll.

 

 

H

(i() 'I‘ID

CHEAP BOOT AND
SHOE MARKET.

W’hvru can b: found the Largwt rind Best .\.~ ~UrLK‘d
Stock of

BUU'I‘S AND SHOES

1n Lin. country, being 1110511) 0! our on: manufac-

luring and Well adapted for the time being.

Ekpcuécfl being light. ii enables us to sell much
less thnr othcr stores. Now is the time to make so»
lections. as the goods must be sold.

REMEMBER

HARVEY’S

Cheap Boot and Shoe Market,

16 Main Street.

Opposite George “3 Smith’s,

South Norwalk, Conn.

Fall and Winter Hats.

 

 

Foote’s Bat Store.

HATS, for figure-s brow and burly:

HATS:f01‘ straight hair and for curly .

HATS, for faces melancholy

HATE: for featureobright and jolly ,
ELTS for gentlemen of Saudi lug;

“$3; twill? riding a m"

rig, riving;
mg dull hoes lookalr

TEAS .A. SPECIALTY.

The Best Assortment of Teas.

THE FINEST TEAS.

THE CHEAPEST TEAS.

W. W. COMSTOCK’S,

Dibble 8 Block, South N orwalk. Conn.

FOUND

 

est Profits it

possible. ;

23

yr. _.

E. K. LOGKWBHD’S

House-Furnishing
E M P O R I U M ,
CHEAP FOR CASH,

Fruit Jars,
Refrigerators,
Water Coolers,
China,
Crockery,

Glassware,
Prime Geese Feathers,

3‘9'9‘2 .

DON’T BE REMEMBER !

Having received a new stock of

B0013, 7811088 and BMW,

We are now ready to sell goods at a Very low figure.
Notwithstanding our tent is high, we think we are
sale in saying we can sell. and do sell, goods as low
where rent. is low.

as they do in the " swamp,“

Give us a can, and be your own judge.

P. BRONSON' a. 00.,
Ely’s Block, Main Street,

Under Sentinel 03108.

C. B. D’ARTOIS’S

75- y

 

Cele bra Led

Challenge Ice Bream,

SOUTH NORVVALK.

EQTABLISHE” IN 18-19.
Law-gust 2'12 Normal/.2 and the

Oldest in Fairfield County.

CIIJXLIJENGE:

I Challenge my run in this or any other
conntrv, to produce a better srticle
of ICE CREAII than I make.

Purtiv. i and Festivals of ev at y descri tion furnished
at short notice and the trade suppli

My Ice Cream is always on
hand at

Elwood’s, Wostport.

C. B. D’ARTOIS.

J. Bl.

13y

: 3

THE LAD.

OF THIS " CITX’”

 

AND SECTION OF THE WORLD WILL
FIND THE

Lowest Prices
—FOR—-

Hosiery, Gloves, Hand-

kerchiefs, Laces,

Jaoonet Edgings, muffins»
Linen and Lace Collars,

Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufflings,

Veil Beg-ages, Donna Mu-
rine, Stamped Yokes

and Bands,
Shirt Fronts, Cambrian, Hoop
Skim, Comm,

And thousands at otheiisretitéleg together with a full
0

NAOT'IONS,

.31;
H. 8. PW’ 8,

One door west of the Pawns.
P. B.—Gents will and the best :51: Pope: Collars,
lmitoflon noon, sad cloth lined throughout.
South Nonnlk. Inch 8, 1871.

GREAT BARGAINS

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CENTRAL

 

 

 

MUNSON’S,

WHEEEWEABEOFFERINGBABGAINSIN

Hosiery, Hoop Skirts,
Corsets.

TWELN'I I DIFFEXB‘T 51‘me

Real and Imitation Hair Goods,
Ribbons, Kid Gloves, Lsdies’
Ties, Trimmings, Laces,
Edgings, 858, &c.,

Together with a. full line or Lsdies‘, W‘ and
Children‘s

Ready-made Under Garments.

Alsostnll line or NOT-IONS whichwewflllell 30
percent. leuthlnnyotbxstorelntheclty.
We have the sole Agency for

Thompson’s Glove-Fitting Corsets.
MUNSOH’S
FANCY DRY GOODS STORE,

No. 4 Ely’s Block, nun: Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.

Falrflold County

76-“

 

PLANING HILL

AND BUILDING 00..

South N orwalk. Conn,

dealer!!!)

Lumber, Timber, LsLh. Slate, Tuned Felt,

Lime, Brick. Cement, and Plaster.

Manufactures of
DOORS, SW5,
BLINDb'. BOXES,
110 ULDINGS, BRA CKETS,
RAL US T ERAS, NE WELS,
sum RAILS. ‘

WINDO W (1? DOOR FRAMES.
Planing, Sawing. Turning, and Scroll Saw-
ing done at short notice.

Constantly on hsnd
YELLOW PINE, ASH and BLACK WAL-
NUT FLOORING
“so
Doors, Sills, Window Casings and Trim-
mings. Fence Railings, Picket-s. 6.: Posts.
Office and Factory situated or foot of Marshall St.

Lumber Yards slanted between the dnw-brldges.
1nd also adjoining the dock at Danbnry & Nor-walk

a. R men. Supt.
so-u

BC RR KNAPP. Pres.
Tm]! BAKER, Treat.

“r. T.’ CRAW & SON,

 

REAL ESTATE

ASL:

INSUR-ANCE

BROKERS.

/

ItWWem mangndw

Ir 110318116,me on run,
“moot m canton.

City Surveyor’s Ofioe.

Snrveymg‘ in all its branches.

W. ’1‘. CIA" & 30H,

omen IN In” BLOCK.
P. 0. 57. Conn.
“Box, mm

Anton Insured!

 

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CASB'CAPlTr Antaoo, 090,7.

 

N A I L S ,4
Parts. 011.8, 81.588}
Locks, Knobs, Garden Tools, &.¢

 

1872. —SP BIN (4—1372

fine

Would solicit the attention of the public to his
stock at ssthe

Goodgwhidl hei- $8M
some quality of goodsanbebonghmng

 

l have now and am duly rweiving a full line of

Finanmlly
GROCERIES.

Imakesspechltyo!

TEASANDCOFFEES

Whichlguarsnteetobemcando‘ tbebest
qnnluj'.

lbove jutopeud I lugeinvoioeot

creams Alli) 91mm

con-m d
FRENCH AND 8101!] (SD! Dill-mm
IAIN. FANCY 81155, CO.
A Good am: or
Croquet Sets
u'dCagaa
Toilet Sets,
Children's Carriages,
Brooms and Fan.-
ther mm Dim, Mm“
Pails, Tubs, Well Ruckus, in, he.
Afloat For . L

 

 

 

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Thom." momma hall‘s.
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