WWW
Thu-shy Honing, rm 18,1878-
Sun“; Services.
50m WALK.
.11.
Hours of
first Sundoyd
in-teudofw. !. I. Rev. W. limb
tnr
FN- WXLI; Tr..;I m IMI‘I.22NO
utor
\l. E. (firm—Into street. Home .1 service
with.“ 7a.: smymul Rev. W.
ll TIO‘ILKMOI’.
SORWALK.
51' Pan. s Ensmru. Cums—Church Square
Rcv “I t. KtknLD. D. Rector Hours 01w-
vice. 1m. A. I.: 7 r I Sundoyschool. 12}; r.
Stun-n .Vl . Cum. ——Comer West and ‘Xntt
Ivonne! Rev. J. Pres. Jr. Ester. Hours of ser-
vim IOKA. I.; 32‘. Suhboth reboot between
in vmlng Ind evening services; prayer meeting in
Lecture Room 8! T P. I.
F1351- CoscmAnoxAx. Cm —Church Square
Rrv SAIm m Pastor. Hours of service,
1“- q A. I. 7?. I 2 SundaypchooLlitolr. I
‘1'. Inns Cum (CAmouc. Home: West
tie and Clupcl street. Rev. A. SIXTH,
or; X.P‘L.1w2i.os. Assistant. Poster. Hours of
wry-ice 8A 10“ A. I. it; P. I. ; Mano every
morning between" 1 and S o clock.
l-iKsr Bmts'r Circus. -Church Square Rev. 0-.
‘5 Bass Pastor. Hours of service, 10% A. I. ; 7
r I . Sunday school. l3!
)1! E Zinv Cum—Town KAI]~ (colored) Rev.
\‘2 :2 1.11I l Dossnr. Pastor Hour: of sen. cc 1011
A 21.7? 1.; SundavschooLir.I.
CITY AND VICINITY.
—l’m{. Hutchings preached in Dzmbury
to crowded houses every night last week.
—)lr. VV'. VV'. Comstock, the grocer of
Dil2ble‘s xluck. Main strtct, has Sold out to
George VV'. Day, who will continue
tl.(‘ Lusincss.
-—.\lr 1..
Capt.
1’. Fnute is now daily receiving
Fashionable 1111s, which hr2 offers 3t rules that g
l .
‘ tiun.
. 1112111011142 vvmpctitinn. Drop in and exam-
:nv his stock
ml‘hicf 1121.1st uife visited New
riv 2.211 Monday, returning Tucsduy even-
Tiic Chief was. splendidly entertained
('aptztin Burden of the Metropolitan
11cc Force
~—VV'c have received Nos. 1 and 2. V1.1.
VII, of the Ncw York Musical Gazette. pub-
" i by the firm of Biglow and Main, Con-
; rim: portraits of Madame Lucca and
it: l. wul Mason.
2,1 u d
‘l’crsons in want of harntxsus. or horse
2 grods of any kind cannot do
:ter 111.111 t \ call on Mr “2'. II. Lavalla
. shunt, thlst His stock is select.
and his prices what they Shwllltl 1c.
—Tiic lbtnocmtic and Lil- ‘ publi-
tflns of the 22.1 votin;r {district \viil meet at
”H23 (llllt‘C Of 311' C H. SLZJolm. t‘" Friday
. Vt‘ 1.110;. 14th in st. for the purgu ~ . 2 -211-
city.
...: . tltlt:1lll" 11th: s121vcr11 1) ..uic
(.un'wntiwis.
“Tint ‘ s we 1 “iii: “lllch sleds. Itllll bays
1:; 1-22. tlv.‘ .11, c 111112 down lligh strut hill dur-
‘ay and Tqutlay of this \\ wk, “:15
to lelCtl. to be cull-.1 upon to
2‘s of broken arms .2.:
.111} sum body": obituary
d tzs
2 3.2.2.122 ll 113s,
—,‘~lt' .‘ielyiilc l2}. )lL-zrl is :ig12ntnf thc
2.1 .3 . Insurance 02 ..f Ncw York
:2 \r 221‘1 _\:2r\\‘:1ll-t:1n2ivicinztj.2 This Cour
. is \Ullmut doubt tit? .-- njzest in the
“ling to insure can-
:mti pt rsntis “i
.2 ‘Iit zll‘lllllltlz ts of .‘It‘. :21.
2 11:: Eis;
:.nd :z'ashion on VV'rdncsduy
1; 111111;: :1 regular lll'K‘Illlg of
ll-‘lllL‘ int lube." .\lar:c:1ttez:daut2c
.2!
turning
:lVCn7.l<.,V\‘LI‘L‘ lllC >C'JDC
‘ \V .1 k,
13lr Mn... ;.,:1,,.,.,.,,,, ..
l.‘1ll'.'s‘.a
12.2 t 2112.11 1 wry thin: pussvd utf grembly
.\' 1h. 5 211912.01: 1.21.": . 1 “ill be
I
“Tl-.222: L? RF. 212‘fic. is Llid .2.:21112. 1:;
.' fr 12.1 £1.12 fur i111 .t . f the
l . ‘1' Y N. ll ..‘l H. ll. Lin
... s21 _ _ 12201 mils arr.- perNCtly
l21 1 Tim l-‘l ls‘ (will? 258d ()f gram-s
..z .2 frwzt. 220 1.10.1) fut to 11m llllll'.
l u r-2 1 :- :1121r'.y one lllll'f :1ntlllll‘CL’ quir-
I2 N f lr.1"':~«11 11m 11.2111, with six draws.
.1 . n-bth. .'~22 ...
of me min teeny lost week to ho
convinced. Knot- ot an m not: has
and that «thing about something which to
believo than III I my. tam-21m homeo-
iug, and of all the pension! of truth, dil-
tuition: o! M and perfectly cum
coloringol pendant, who: wos then ex-
hibiied belt olive ever heard of before.
We are happy tonne that the public mind
in regard to matters is now tranquil.
—On Saturday night Feb lat while Mr.
Nelson Tuttle Jr. was on 11's way from this
city to his home, be was attacked when near
I place known as Elwell‘s orchard by two
men marked, pointed pistols at him and de
mnuded his money or his life. Mr. Tuttle
was a little startled, but having a revolver
tired without taking it from his coat pocket.
This frightened the mfllms who ran. Mr.
T. discovering their flight drew his revolver
and fired at them three times, hitting, as he
thinks, one of them, who was observed to
raise his hand and exclaim " oh !“ Mr. T.
reached home without further molestation.
The police are looking the mottcr up.
___,»_
Rom-1k.
Dr. C. P. L'hle has been appointed by the
Selectmen, physician for the poor of the en-
tire town.
Mr Martin Grace confined to his house
all winter by rheumatism caused by expos-
ure during: the autumn, is again out and able
in attend to 1108:0835.
Dr. Lockwood, having recovered from a
severe illness, is at. present. taxrying at a
hotel in New York. He expects by and by
to resume practice but: again.
The ladies connected with the First Cun-
grcgational Church are to give a supper l0<
iorrow night at the parsonage, for the pur~
pose of raising funds to repair that institu-
Tickets 50 cents.
The Black Crook promist-d us a visit a few
weeks since but gave us the “ go by." It
now renews the promise with assurances of
positive appearance early next month—for
two nights only.
. The late extreme cold froze up cvcrythiug
but the public water pipes. As there is no
plrnspt-ct of thermometers falling to ‘24 dc-
grces below zero again this winter, our sup»
ply of water may be deemed sccurc.
What strange meaning would those ngcnts
convey to innocent “Yanks" by pusting long
lines of huge portraits of cm: Edmund
Yates with the inscription underneath, “ A
Bud Lot." Rather hard on Yates it St‘ClltS
to us.
The annual “ Sociable" of thc Neptune
Club took place at Lockwood's llall last
night. It proved to be a most enjoyable af-
fair, and was participated in by wealth and
beauty from Norwalk, South NorivalkfiV'cst»
port and other towns.
At :1 lllL'Cllng of the New York and East
Railway Company, held at the (X2111-
ofiicc 111st vvcck, unmistakable cvi-
dcuccs exhibited. Au im~
pormn‘. incasurc relative to the castcrn tcr-
iuinz‘ition hf lhc road was passcd.
tl‘n
pany's
of vitality were
021 Tuesday night at about 0 o'clock, tire
was discovcrcd issuin-__r from the rear of the
Uvnr River sch; 2101 An alarm
and for u iltllt‘l‘y it was extinguish—
t‘l lvtfoit 1111:L‘11:.:1111:c (lu cx-
21p1c1rcl to l :u t born t2 f inun-
1121-1 11 cu introduced
hm. 1st “'21s
sounded,
V\‘J.S «l )nk
11.1 y or , lilt.
llll" \llfjll a 1.11 t liiult (11:1 llL outsi it of the
building.
Qi'iiixt'm,
- o0.
“v’enport.
T1142 (‘lwss 12111111111125va 5.1!nrzlnyr-n-ning
:1! E. .‘l is“):
Tln- condition of Mrs. l.v.2\\is l’aitri. k ill
‘ \\ i111 lung fever, is unchanged.
T.) corrcct the impression that the $1,000
appropriated by the town for laying out 21
highway on tho cast side will be suflicit-nt
to 116 fray C\p' us. ., it. ill 1y be proper to say
that it is unl\ .1 portion of tlicumount ntcd
The line of highuuy runs through a
cl.
3 “2111.1 and uneven territory, and subscriptions
1: 1,- . stunatr-d that at 1051300 spnrrnu s
t..1ri~ d u ithiu 2.111- liutits of
11.224112 Tho casting of Crumbs 11y
lir int 1 pt-oplt. has livlpcil to produce
~1~ r1ll it is ;\l2-:is21nt to lt:i\’c the little
1’ 1 2.121 1.1112. ring: about our “'liltlUVVs and
all is dark
tn vublc
“hen
11112.1
2:1 tl.«s.:
("lltl .lglyc
Guam". and {ht- crumbs
31
ill: Exprcss Company haw
vr'. .. ll 2: ~:1‘.~.‘ at auction ofnnclaimt-d path
. 22.? 2!.- :r ni‘iicc in Hartford, on ) 2rc11 S.
to 1111 this.
. '.\ 2.:1; ..r12 dircvtvd to parties in this
1' .~ :' . z: (2 ;~:22:11 pvi‘imllrally
. 2. from adjacent property
Ulll‘ t‘llV"
! , . .221 ; .11lx‘IlZL‘ (:11 11 for 1.. F “curs,
‘ z ,' tsi. 21', .l F. Brown, l“. llctThrr, I). I
l in ‘ 2rvs’, 1‘ ll llinllalvn l.-r2.tnsbury,Bis~.
-Il .\ (‘12, chlcr. llvlmts J: (.‘n , J. VV'_ E
“is. \V' t; Sinclair, F B. Scott, .‘l. J.
.. .l 5 Sin‘fl'
.t2_ 2’ .\‘I_’ll‘lu: J. licrgcrhofi‘of New
‘1 x‘pif'V
: .11: .~ in 11.12 1 it
— i-f young ladits.
l'uiou School up town,
vlur and teacher in Ger-
y, and 1:.1s already secured
Ho: has also a large
com-
' Sch:
1 .21“ :1! 11112
; «2:1 uf teachers and large scholars. The
.2} f~ .., .2, 2.12111“ ledge of the language, and 2
~ . dry to teach it are known. Those l
: 1.: t.» arq'llrt‘ German now have a fine
nity c learn the terms per quar-
2 rm: llillJlt‘.
~‘l: (‘ .Vl Tuttlt- has 12.21 t-xliihition at
22 nvw storc of Mr 12; V’. A. Chichester,
. r12vr< T Main and Marshall streets. a num-
! ~ .- .! tinc curring-s and 2w agnns of his own
“:2 lhinks some of renting the place
rrpusitory. Our people, we
!« v21 ~urc would ripprcciate such a movement,
aid zivc :hzut patronage which a fine lot of
“17112“!le might warrant. People now go
Ilftkf‘
fur :1 1 arriigr
.~ .1: «! tuna In.“ cxtm vehicles. VV'liy not
Lccp 1.11.2 lunacy at home.
«The “ P‘nilukalia“ Society met on Mon-
day owning: at the residence of Mrs. S. C.
1211131: r The sttcndance was good. The
{1.22.21m2of tin“ evening was the reading of
>112qu rt'.‘ Hamlet. the principal charac-
trrs being “signed as follovsz—Hamlet,
Rev. Dr Spencer: King of Denmark, Rev.
H. X. winning; Queen of Dun-rt, Mia
Miner's 31$; ONE, Mn. Hm. The
mtmtinl M to: he, Ind the m
213:2: clonal With lit-fie Ind M.
"Sir. John K. Samum «:1 loin
stn’e'. bclow the Open House,hnssome of
the finest Coll-3'“: fullbloou that we ever
2.3". He habccnpceuliuly midi:
their cultivtlion. Hing-eon house, though
”W. Main mullet annulu-
tc-tiuo. Anti-l3 of bur-cons. such a
Cssetias. Stock Galas, unmaske-
tmpu etc. dealt. A. he Boo Selina
“with {mgr-account. Aniafinit:
various! other 9&3va repay: visit.
Saturahjwdmmm
coil
“MMthw ‘
D hole to. loo—II}. honed has
itch. u curt-mum
Mdoflpfitmma-
hu,&.hllq I'll-Wit.
H ‘mfim
m bhn-qwcwunflobu
flu, “Mt-mitt.
l
l prvsuni'r tn
holders will be ask-
(2d for to settle the bills in full.
A singular incident in the history of Pat-
rit2k Holden, for three years employed as
a farm hand by Mr. Moses Slicrvvood, and
xv 110 \v as t: \keu to the Insane llctrt at at H 2n»
ruxd during: the last week 111 January, comes
to light. It sccms that he was not a man af-
ttr All, but a woman in man‘s clothing, and
had ingenuity enough to conccnl his idcnti»
1y during all that time. The Now York Sun
gives :1 glowing account of how he managed,
11f his flirtatious with, and gullatntrv among
the girls of the neighborhood, and the flut-
tl-riuts among the youthful hcurts cunscd by
2' Lis“ very agreeable ways. \V'liy he should
docs not transpire.
“ him"
1(2t so "
ill'k‘ UUVV'
TLOs: wl. 1 “cm “ so l l" by
; pond». ring
Fish lllilllt'l's with the Trout Association
at Poplar Plains are now assuming interest-
ing: aspccts. and busiucss is lively. The 10;
000 salmon eggs intended for the Saugatuck
and Sourhport rivers wore received on the
4:11 inst, and the process of hatching them
out has commenced. To comprehend what
l the managers are doing rcquines a personal
.visit. which will amply rcpav any trouble
taken in that direction. The association is
i daily favored with callers who manifest the
urcat-cst curiosity in the operations. Among
those who visited last week were Mayor D.
P. Elv and daughters, and Mr. J. O. Byxbcc,
of your city. The stockholders begin to see
that their investment venture may possibly
be :1 wise one.
.—., 4" .___
A New York correspondent gives the in-
come of Henry Ward Beecher at. $45,000,
divided as follows: Salary at Plymouth
Church $5M; editor Christian Union
$10,000; lecturing and miscellaneous writ-
ing $10,000. He is probably, the most pop~
ulnrlecturer in the country, and could earn
agreat deal of money in thxt way, if he
were willing to surrender other duties. He
has been ofiered as high I: $83,000 Ind over
$40,000 a season by lecture lgents, who feel
coufidurt that even this high price would
leave them a large margin for profin
——+—
List of Patent:-
Issued from the U. S. Potent Oflee for the
rock ending Jan. 14, 1872, for the State of
Connecticut, furnished as from the ofice of
John E. Earle, solicitor of patents, New
Haven, Goon.
John W. Butter, New Britain, gage.
' .l’. J. Case.Tcrryvillc, adguorto Rational
Wot: Wind Cu. Inter wheel.
T. L Council. Birmingham, Mt.
deter Pork, Randell, mechanical
W2.
H. A. My and Theodore Simding-
or. Bodied, in night.
‘3. L. Pierce, W, Ind J A. Ana.
Grant. ‘99:! to 3‘5“} Snow 00.,
Int-tho tum Sofa-(lg of m
(kErlTA'rp'rs)
Centaur ”fitment.
There 18 no pain which the Centaur Lini—
ment will 'not relieve, no swelling it will
not subdue. and no lameness which it will
not cure. This is strong language, but it is
true. VV'here the parts are not gone, its ef-
fects are marvelous. It has produced more
cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw,
palsy, sprains, swellings, caked-breasts,
scalds, burns, snit-rheuin, enrache, etc., up-
on the human frame, and of strains, spavin,
galls, etc, upon animals in one year than
have all other pretended remedies since the
world began. It is a counter-irritant, am all-
healing pain reliever. Cripples throw
away their crutches, the lame walk, poison-
ous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without a scar. It is
no humbug. The recipe is published around
each bottle, It is selling as no article ever
before sold, and it sells because it does just
what it pretends to do. Those who now
sufl'cr from rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve to suffer if they will not use Cen-
taur Liniment. More than 1000 certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs
chronic-rheumatism, gout, running tumors,
ctc., have been received. We will sand a
circular cum 11min; cc rtificntes, the recipe,
etc, gr:1tis,to any one rcqucstitw it. One
bottle of the yellou wrapper Centaur Lini-
tnent is north one hundred doll 11's for spav
ined or swccncd horses and mules, or for
screw-worm in sheep. Stock-owners—ihis
linimcu' is worth yourattcntion. No family
should be without Centaur Linimcnt J. B.
ROSE & C0., New York.
Caslofla is more than a substitute fur
Castor Oil. It. is the only safe article in ex-
istence which is ccrtain to assimilntc the
food rcgulatc the bowels, cure 11 1nd colic
and produce natural sleep It contains
neither miucruls, uiorpliint or :tl(ullnl, and
is pltus. nt to take (‘hiltlrcn 1112111 not cry
and mothcrs may rest.
THE BEST PLACE
TO GO FOR
HOLIDAY CONFECTIONERY,
In lliistuwn. is
FRANK MEAD‘S
no. 3 GAZETTE BUILDlNG, NORWALK.
Uur ('onfcctioncry is all mndt- of I‘I'llE Sl'tiAR,
and it 15llt‘ktln\\lt'tl;:t‘dli_\ all that “122 maln- (‘nndy its
good IL“ any innnufacturt-tl in l-‘nirfit-ld (‘uunty
110 tf
IMPORTANT NOTH‘E.
E. 'r.’w‘HIT‘NEY,
I‘II()T()G1{.\ l‘lll-ZIK,
SUBWALR. (‘0.\'.\'.
Thc timv has arrii ed vvhvu. in thc nchicvrmvtits of
our art su‘ rss is no longcr a question of 12xpvri-
meni 11nd llnlt. but coch sitting in a positive sucn :2.-
and the miratlts that on daily urouvht in the taking:
of children, ~35 by a lightning thigh, —insurcr- the
public against any failurv: oven with thr‘ most uneasy
child To obtain 11112 2": rcsults has taken many yearn
of iuil. and the study of books devoted to the od-
\ancuncnt of Photographic Azrt conventions hnvc
b 111 attendtd. nud cvvr) improu‘ment ud lot! of
n at benefit to 1111 public. All of uhich has «211 nt-
tcndml ulth tit-my 10:21, and u ithunt the reward:- that
(allow in the “Ike of other business Hereofnr
(‘Ah’ll VVILL BE RE llltED IN ADV ANCE 0F
SITTINGS. This rule mi been adopted by the load-
in: men in our business throughout the country, and
is the only rule that will san- Photographers lrnni
l ruin. You will st-c the justico n! this urou rolled
tum l’u- rmns llll\t been in lllt hnhil u trying an
ar2is t taking his time and ctumiculs. and getting
proofs “ithnut r1 mun: ration making, sumo frIVUlOl'lli
oxen-24 of hair or drum-1.11:2 .21 rcason for not likiniv
tht 1r pi :2 turr
(ar'r‘ - d\' V isitc plain . $3 50 per (101.
2' B1 rlin and Shadow .. 5 00 "
:1le h, (1117..
8x10 1' hum}~ 2raph, plain ....... .. $2 00 tin-t
‘ dup llmllt‘ ... . 1001-1112121
Berlin and Shadow. 350 first
‘ " (lnp . lOOench
U111 llamu-rrcotvpcs. Tiutypcs. (ard Picturul. c-n
lnrgpd to Photographs uf any size, and finisht d in
ink, oil or winter color-2.
l’nrtnts are ndiist-d to bring their lllllt mics ho-
tuet- n 10 :1 m. and ‘2 p 111.
5611-1111.; E. T. W llll‘NEY.
\'( )]l\".tLIi II()TEL.
A
H. H. BARTLETT, Agt.,
NORWALK, CONN.
Thu bv-st plf|(‘t in town for iransicnt or pvrmnnent
boarders. 1091f
EDS. HOOD,
JEWELER,
Main St, opp. Congregational Church.
You will find an cxtciisivc variety of
Watches,
Clocks,
and Jewelry
Silve2 and Silver Plated Ware.
Cake Baskets,
Castors,
Spoons a. Forks
A fine stock of
GERMAN ACCORDEONS
Repairing in all its brancha neatly Ind expat
tiously execntcd. tfll3
ALFRED KNAPP,
Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK,
Hos now in store the largest Ind best—selected stock
of Family
GROCERIES
—-—AND-—
PROVISIONS-
Bver o‘er“ l.- thll Olly,
including 3 large m: of
Canned Frolic,
Vegetables,
Fl’h’ etc-y
SPICE]! WONG
HIGHS! rm. m “ms.
Gmat Inducement"
GO TO
IH’ARVEY’S
CHEAP BOOT AND
snon mm,
Where can be found the Largest and Best Assorted
' Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
In the country, being mostly of our own manufac-
turing and well adapted for the time being.
Expenses being light, it enables us to sell much
less thnr other stores. Now is the time to make so-
lections, IS the goods must be nold.
REMEMBER
HARVEY’S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Market,
16 Main Street,
Opposite George W. Smith’s,
South Norwalk, Conn.
9‘1—y
PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Building Lots :11. Darlenu 100.00
Building Lots at Darien” 1.25 00
Building Lots at Darien.. . . . 200.00
Building Lots at Noroton ........ 250.00
Building Lots at Noroton. 300.00
Building Lots at Norman. . 400.00
Building Lots at Norman ........ 500.00
Building Lots at Darien ...... . . 525.00
V illa Plots at Darien ............ 600.00
V illn Plots at Daricn ............ 900.00
Villa Plots at Daricn. . . .. . . . .. 1,300.00
Villa Plots at Darien. . . . . .. 1,400.00
Villa Plots at Daricn" 1,000.00
Small House at Duricu. 2,000.00
Building Lot 111 South Norwnlk. 2,500.00
House and Lot at Darien. . . 3,000.00
House and Lot at Daricn 3,200.00
House and Lot at Dnricn 3,500.00
House and Lot at Southh orwalk 4,000.00
Forty three Acres Land at Dnricn. 4,300.00
House and Land at Rifigcficldu 4,500.00
Small Farm at Darien ........... 5,000.00
House and Lot at Norw 111k ....... 5,500.00
F‘inc Farm at New Canaan. 6,000.00
House and Lot at South hum 11111 7,000.00
House and erd m \cw L' nnrtnu. 7,500.00
Housc and Lot. at Duricn 8,000.00
lliwr Front Propo'ity at Five Mile
Riycr. .... 0,500.00
House and Lot at South Norwalk. 10,000.00
House and Lot ltl South Norw :ilk 11,000.00
House 11ml Lot at South Norwulk. 12,000.00
House, and Lot at VV'cst Doric-n.. . 14,000.00
House and Land at Ridgcficld... . 15,000.00
Farm at New C 11113911 ............ 16,000.00
Hott- 1 Property at Gregory” 5 Point 20,000.00
11 .mdsomc Residence at South
Voru 21111. . . O71,000.00
V illn l’ropt rlv at live ........... 45,000.00
Magnificent Business l’ropcrty ll!
\or\\ .1111 ... 50,000.00
V lllll: tlllC I‘lslntt :11 Staiiifurd ..... 60,000.00
Fox full discriptinn of this: .1nd many
other plots and duclliugs, enquire at ofilcc.
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
Washington Street, Cur. of Main,
SWORDS' BUILDING,
South Notwvzilk, (‘01111.
I IV S 17 R A N C 12
Of All Kinds Effected
IN FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES.
Insure against Fire in
THE PHENIX,
0F BROOKLYN.
1 ................ $2,032,191 6l
«150,000 00
Assets Nov.
Risks in burnt districtJloston. .
Leaving N1 t Assets, even in case
the Losses are total ......... $1, 582,191 61
TICKETS TO EUROPE
VIA WHITE STAR LINE,
Drafts on Ireland for Sale,
LOANS NECOTIATED,
Securities Bought and Sold,
AND A
General Banking Business
conducted at office of
M E LVI LLE E. M EAD,
South Non-walk, Conn.
JACOB M. LAYTON, CASHIER.
89-"
W. H.
SVVORDS,
MerchantTailor,
COR. WASHINGTON AND IAIN S'l‘So
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Scotch Chevoits, Motions, Crepe
and English coatings, _
you up ru‘s'rYLE. Ann 11212 LOW
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Poote’s Hat Store.
HATS, for figures broad and burly,
HATS, for straight hair and for curly;
HATS, for faces melancholy;
HATS, for features bright and jolly;
HATS, for gentlemen of smndin;
HATS, that give a look common iug;
HATS, for wflking, riding, driving;
HATS, dull faces look alive in,
HATS, that stand all kinds of mauling;
HATS for every trade and calling;
HATS, for traveling, shooting, sailing;
HATS, waterproof, in storms unfailing;
HATS, good for rich, 9001', small, or great;
HATS, at your call, earl or late,
HATS, found at Foams, come in and see;
HATS, near the corner, number three
LOUDER'S BLOCK,
WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
70‘!
OBSERVE!
Tea Trays, 70 etc. and upwards.
BROOMS, BRUSHES, DUSTERS,
K. K. K.
PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
CLOTHES VVRINGERS, ALL STYLES,
KEROSENE OIL, 32 cts. pcr Gallon,
C C
BARGAINS IN CHINA, ETC,
K K K
‘ L'PERIOR CUTLERY, CARVERS, ETC,
W W
O O
ONE DOZEN GOBLETS, $1.25
I"
AMPS, with Burner and Cliixnncy, '7" cts.
O O
COPPER BOILERS AND TEA KETTLES,
BIRD CAGES AND FLOOR BROOMS,
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
-AT—-
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S
ELIAS GUSOWSKI,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
nnd dmlcr'tn
MADE CLOTHING
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GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 3 Main st., Norwalk, Conn.
1 unstantly on band, :1 large assortment of Cloths,
Chsilmercs and V mating. 2s. All ordc r1- prumptly ex-
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SCOTCH IMPERIAL POLISH,
FOB
FU RN lTU RE,
PIANOS, ETC.,
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* n. K. Locuwomrs.
S. P A K U LS K I
Respectfully informs the leleo of Norwalk and
vicinity, that he has engnged the services of a first-
clnss manufacturer of
HUMAN HAIR WORK,
Who will make up. at his shop, All kind: of Work
dealred by ladies in the latest Ind moot opproved
styles, linking over “combing" of the lody‘s own
hair. or will supply hair to order. lie has also con-
stantly on hand, a fine assortment of
SWITCHES,
BRAIDS,
corms, am,
Which he noble to cell It lower rites than ever be-
fore om. ladies desiring much work, will do well
to can More purchasing alumnae, u be an assure
themthnthe con poll twenty per oennlowcr din
my other dealer.
He has one fitted up A Private Sdoon for
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
H AIR DRESSING.
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JOB PRINTING
OFFICE,
ELY’S BLOCK, MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
EV' ER Y DESCRIPTION OF
JOB PRINTING
EXECUTED
Neatly and Cheaply.
A'MPLE FACILITIES
m DOING;
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AGEN ‘
1.1mm».
DAMS Ctit in Slices for Customers.
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41 loin Stroet, Hal-walk.
Men’s,Youti1’s and Children' 5 Clothing}?
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
in the latest style! No trouble
Ill Ind examine.
to show 3005‘;t u
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TILTON the Clothier.
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Falrfleld County
nLKNIKo MILL.
AND BUrLDING 00.,
South N orwalk, Conn,
dealers in
Lumber, Timber, Lam, Slate, Tot-red Felt,
Lime, Brick, Cement. and Plaster.
Mmufmurcr! of
DOORS, SASHES,
BLUVIJS. BOXES,
MO ULDIN GS, BRA GKETS,
EAL USTERS, 2V1? WELS.
S T AIR RAILS,
WINDO W (2 DOOR FRAMES.
Planing, Sawing, Turning, and Scroll Saw-
ing done at short notice.
Constantly on hand
YELLOW PINE, ASH and BLACK VV’AL-
NUT FLOORING.
Auo
Doors, Sills, Window Casings and Trim-
mings, Fence Rhilings, Pickets, 3.2. Posts.
Office Ind Factory situated a foot 0! thul St.
‘anber Yards situated between the dnw»bridges,
and chic Idjotniur; the dock of Danbury a: Norwnlk
Ruth-cad.
II. B. FITCH, Supt.
sou
BURR KNAPP. Pres.
TALMADGE BAKE. Trans.
W. T. CRAW & SON,
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
BROKERS.
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CASH GAPITELE‘W’ 1660;9m
.111 paid in and seéfikiy henna
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MILLARD & WEBB
Bolooguh b: tho
Averill Chemical Paint.
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Coal and Wood lawn ’-
FLOOR GRAIN ANNE-Ell
Lehi; gh, Lackawana,
AND
PURE FRANKLIN COAL OF
LYKEN’S VALLEY.
TRY OUR
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SPLIT HINDI-INC: WOOD.
CHESTNUT, Cord. ~ 8 9.00
OAK, per Co , - — - 10.00
dellverod ot your house.
Mull unondennheourmmmbo-
fmepmhadngelscwhee.
HILLARD & WEBB,
1),me
Foot of Wuhlngton Street,
m-u ’ scum Nonwm
LUCAS HOTEL,
DAM 12!. Wm
Adjoining Dibble! m,
loin Street, - South Nonolk.
The Best Place in the City
for thunder-s. Tnnstmt bonds: tur-
nished with meals and room! It short notice.
BlLLlABD ROOM AND BAR
otnchcd to the Hotel for the Accommodntion or
guests
JAIES LUCAS, Prop.
11m:
U nion MarbleWorks,
ITALIAN AND AmICAN “BBLE,
GRAB I'I‘E DEAD, OR BROWN STON‘
MONUDIENTS,
Slabs, Toblem, Sinks, n.. u wellosmtleo and
Furniture Slob: in geneul,
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Cemetery Fencing, 1m Boiling, 10-,
Also Importer a
Scotch Granite.
Address E. B. PRICE, Agent,
Mechanic SL, in the rear. of the new Bank,
Norwalk. 104—1!
LANTTERNS
E. K. LOOKWOOD’S.
IRON I'll-110.61”.
l'he subscriber is now pared to make Indfur-
rush sever-d styles of pre
Wrought and Cast Iron Fencing,
to enclose churches, dwelling: Ind burn] plotl. Also
Iron Gates, Boon, Shutters and~
Gratings.
Iron Shh-9,1311 Bolts to? building mood
mothummthotmcd
BLACKSMITH WORK.
sfi-‘lhopénreoroffiolnm‘o Int ”Union“:
Booth Vonrllk.
“lime”-
ONE DOLLAR
Will patch“: I
STUDENT BURNER,
With
PORCELAIN SHADE, CHIMNEY, Etc“
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Haunt, 31111111 81' 60.,
Builders a: Contractors,
Shop west of the Depot, footloffrnklln St.
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E. K. LOCKWOOD’S
Norwalk Chronicler