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let’ of Letters
[‘an la the Melee. at death llcvwalk
Jana I. ll". Woulmtcvsaycr those
I esters will please say they are advertised.
LAD!" LIST.
lies ltsry align. )llas llaitle E. Lane.
Ilsa Ellie Smith. rs. Ellst Whitney.
usxvmax‘s use.
CI“. 3. Flowers. Mr. D. P. \Vocktnlh.
J. 8. DUNXLVG. Pavia".
first: Knits tutti antic:
Commodore Tompkins was in this port
last Ionday.
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l’rench and Swiss Chip lists. in black.
white and brown. at Mme. Cootey‘s.
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W. G. Lsagdeo. Esq“ has taken posses.
vice of his summer quarters at half mile
island.
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Ir. [Mortimer lluyt will open his new
pharmacy and drug store next Saturday
evening.
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Hr. L. ll. Moore has laid a concrete wslk
around the store occupied by Mr. Fitch cor.
Main and Nsrshsll streets.
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The singing by 'he choir in the M. E.
Church has improved greatly during the
past few weeks.
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Strect Commissioner Claw has been ap.
pointed Deputy Sheritf. Hereafter we shall
be “ out" when he calls.
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..Call and see the "Clyde" in Milan. llair
Sid Ship. at lltue. Cooley‘l. Opera lluuse
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Our merchants complain that the letters
are not taken out of the .pmtdl boa atthe
west end of the depot by the agent on the
night mail train.
”.40....”—
The lsdicu of the let M. 1-). Church have
arranged with Prof. Cromwell to give three
of his art entertainments at the church.
June ldth. 17th and 18th.
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ltr. J. H. Ferris has secured the contract
for furnishing the brick. lime. cement. etc.
for J. eh J. Benedict‘s new shoe factory at
New Canaan.
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The largest vessel ever in this port is the
"Index" now discharging a cargo of (45
tons of coil for the D. .h N. it. ll. 0).. at
their docks.
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The National Board of Fire Underwriters
offer a reward of “.000 for a detection.
conviction and punishment of the ptrty or
parties who dred Lounsbury Bros. & Rock-
well‘s shoe factory.
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A correspondent sends us the following :-
“ Powdered bark of the root of barberry
will cure cancer. Take as much of the
powdered plant aswill adhere to the end
of your finger after it is wet. and apply it
to the cancer.
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The Springwood L'niou Sunday School
will hold a strawberry festival on Friday
egening. June 11th. Having secured a tent
they expect to have an abundance of room.
evercises and singing bv the children. The
South Norwalk band will be in attendance
and formal: instrumental music.
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The Fairfield Agricultural Society will
hold a county horticultural exhibition at
their grounds on the 38d and 24th of June.
There is to be a balloon ascension and mu-
sic by Wheeler¢ Wilson's Band. I: is to
be hoped that this exhibition will be so
much of a access that future ones will be
warranted.
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V . .60 to Mme. Cooley’s for the “ English
Flat Meadow Hat," and ladies‘ and chil-
dren‘s dress hats in leghoru.
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Hope Hose Company of Norwalk an-
nounces a grand Strawberry Festival and
Hop. Honday evening next. at Lockwood's
Hall. Norwalk. with first class music. etc.
The “ annuals" of this company are always
occasions of rare pleasure, and this protu-
s‘ses to excell all previous ones in this pan
Iicutar.
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The Baptist Fair and Festival of Tues.
day mixing was largely attended. and as it
is to be continued this (Wednesday) even.
log, we advise all to visit Military Ball. and
see how handsomely it is decorated. and
how well arranged for the comfort and com
venience of visitors. Among other stirsc»
tions is the “ health lift." " post office" " la-
dy of the lake." “ Old Well Lemonade."
strawberries and ice cream. flower stands.
toy stands. etc. in fact all sorts of tempttr
tlona to people to spend money for a worthy
chit-ct.
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was“ .. more!” W
in a mat . once all f
Distant and Burgess Samuel figural
Dr. Samuel Lym.and John P. Batty,“ _
to confer with the Water Commissioners uf
South Norwalk. with a new of un‘ting. it
. upon some satisfactory basis n'
log that citv with water from tho
Bumsh works. There ought to be no dif-
icwl in accomplishing a result so wise and
his. to all concerned. and prohahlv
then would not he. except for the inconsid-
clab action and lntempsnte discussion
which has heretofore attended this matter.
South Rorwalk can hive good water and
have it acts. at far less cost than it is possi-
ble to I: obtained lstltg‘rwiss. and there
Mid no urtber .
tu—Genette. 88 Ill over the mat
Who‘s a “ higgllog?‘
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Thesaurus”. and beauty of Averill's
Che-lat Paint ls being generally acknowl-
I‘ad in this city. Capt. an. Fitch has
fidecceatedhh dae realdeooeon HalaSt
what-reheat.» also Ir.A.Thontp'
”I. on new Yard-venue. and R. 3. Row-
* uhlugtoa street. T-tls paint odors
- toga—it ls randy mixed at any
.: lit the fancy of the purchaser. will
, . than ordinary paint. and Is
chap-t la the end. handwms
“Mutton of whom samples and
ph- mabscbealaod. Parties eon templsr.
”pd-dogma Imus-loo this paint.
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~ ‘..'liolbssbawsca‘shave utreoslved
“mm i j
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man-n at the com-htessttke
mhbmwwhsathem-
“not The coat Chives-ultras
“.m'mu.“
and examine a
choleehso
in arranging and
plants for the dooryarda of many of our
cltiaeas.
any New Yet
you have to
man that cla ms to do all he represents in
that respect. Go and try them.
lluuse. Norwalk.
door to Cit
Miillnery
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A. general esaeas teeth-Wiener
ettyciesvs will be held statttttarynalt.
asat'l‘sssdsysvealaansthtast. .
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Lastwesbactneaesnlpshrchlctetbs
Catholic Church and drank the M
wine.
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”Inc. Cooley invites the ladies to call
did assortment of
eh and tasrlcae Flowers.
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Ir. .l. n Smith has done acute due work
supplying flowers and
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Several cases of warlet fever have been
reported during the past week. all the pa‘
tleata. however. we are glad to state. are re
covering. '
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The rain of llondey last has proved a
great blessing. The long drougblh had roa~
tsrally mooted all vegetation. and almost
destroyed the prospects for a crop of bay.
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The Board of Selectmen will be to allow
dance at the Town Clerk‘s. Saturday next
at 0 o‘clock p. to. for the purpose of abattog
taxes assessed upon persons unable to pay.
There is a great demand for the bonds to
be issued by this city for the construction
of the water works. One drtn in Boston.
last week made application for the whole
issue.
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tu garments as stylish as
is tor. at less rlces than
ythem. and Her etu lathe
..We can
under Opera
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Tbe City llotel is growing in popularity
every day. Conducted with propriety.well
fitted up and furnished with everything
neat and clean throughout. it supplies a
long felt need in this city.
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The temperance rally at the (lounge
tloual church lust Wednesday evening
proved a success. The speaking was of a
very interesting character sud the attend-
ance was quite large.
ma‘. m
Many new cars have been placed on the
N. \‘.. N. ll. a ll. Railroad the present
season.
comfortable. Two of these cars drc now
running on Conductor Goings popular
train. which leaves this city st 0 ti. m.
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They are very handsome and
to liouse Block. next
..)!rl. Cooley. 0
as all the novelties in
fluid.
00th.
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Ex~htayor Ely has run a leader from his
brick block on Washington street to the
cistern on the Old Well llotel property.
which furnished the water for the steamer
during the fire.
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Operations have begun in earnest in re.
moving the debris of the burnt district.
About forty laborers are engaged taking out
the brick. ctc.. preparatory to the erection
of the new buildings.
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Members of the Old Welt Club go about
nights acting for all thewcrld as though they
were turned out of doors. and were looking
for new quorum—which is about their
actual condition.
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”Cloths. Cassaiturrea and Cottonades.
for Farmers wear. a! llurletn's. the Cluthicr.
Norwalk.
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Talk about asparagus ! “ Uncle" George.
Seymour sent us a bunch last week. that to
size resembled cord-wood. while the texture
was as tender as a councilmsu‘s heart. and
the flavor an astonishment to the toughened
and much abused palate of an editor. Mr.
Seymour has got the cultivation of «spare-
gus to perfection.
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The Gas Machine Company last week
shipped a one hundred light machine to Mr.
C. LcCount. brother of C. W. LcCouut of
East Norwalk. The machine was a beauty
-—in fact all the machines manufactured by
this company are substantially and hand
comely built.
Last Saturday the new truck for Old \Vcll
Hook and ladder Company arrived. About
seven o‘clock the members of the company
unloaded it from the cars, and headed by a
drum corps paraded through the principal
streets. The old truck was handed over to
Young America. who followed in the pro-
cession. The new truck isabeuuty.uud
said to be the finest hand truck in the state.
The longest ladder is forty-four feet. and
the equipments throughout are complete.
After the parade a collation was provided at
the truck house and the machine was turned
over to the company by the tire committee.
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. .Go to Mme.
Shade lists in brown. white and mixed
braids. marked very low to suit the times.
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Commodores White and Perkins are run-
ning the Americus and Neversiuk between
New York and Ruckaway beach. and doing
\ flue business. The boats will soon make
hourly trips. which will enable any one so
desiring to take a trip down New York bay
to Rockaway and return same day. Excur-
sion tickets from New York 00 cents.
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From an interview with Capt. Perkins
last Monday in relation to the steamcrNelly
While we learn that the tlmelost in ruaslus
since the commencement had been caused
by bad quality of coal.and that fault having
been remedied it is confidently expected
|hat all cause for complaint on that score is
The time taken to make the load
ing at Greenwich does not exceed thirty
minutes. and it is expected the boat bereaf'
tor will arrive at this city about quarter be-
fore seven o'clock. tide. wind and weather
permitting. It is the intention of the own~
are of the line to run the boat to the satia-
faction of the people so far as possible. and
!be low fare and tlrnes of leaving are made
remove l.
with this object in view.
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The strawberry festival of Lincoln Cancel
No. 4. United order American Mechanics.
it Military Hall last Friday evening. was
nos of the nest pleasant occasions of social
enjoyment of the «soon. The crdcras can
at End made staple arrangements for the
entertainmedt of their friends. and were no
doubt gratiled by the large attendance.
Prof. Reynolds gave an exhibition of his
control over the minds of others by mesmer
c performance. which added materially to
All present
are loud in their praises of the management
and the general expressed wish of those
present that the entertainment should be re-
psated. has indeed the order to give sloth.
out an earlydate.whlch it is lauded
he enjoyment- of the evening.
ohallhoovennlmalailtlnlthjalt.
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A Iain attest use one morning Isl
“WMWth-fibfl'w
trnvukdhsl-aapihpuhs-as'atqs
“JUMMMMI’
Minnie“ heinous-plum
seats.
nil-l- he!“ iris-con
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Cooley’s for Children‘s
‘6'.» ‘ 2;. I , 3%;
was class in. dilute- ate-nus.
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‘Tha l‘lratWavd Republican 'Oaceaswl
be held at the cues of Raymond a Show
mfl‘raakllc in. Thursday evening. 17th
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in answer to the inquiry of the Wilton
frogs. lob Bones has ctads his appearance.
and put an and to “ Where is Bob Bones t"
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Jacob Wank has removed his mllllnsry
business to the store formerly occupied by
R. n. Welland en Iain street.
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A handsome assortment of bat sashes to
sell or made to order. at Mute. Oooley‘s. {it
will cu tclcek at these
spectld’h ysolicited.
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L. P. lento has all the ncbby styles of
summer hate. the handsome“ among which
we think is a pearl easaltnere manufactured
by A. Bolmans of this city.
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The auction sale of the yacht Estelle on
Tuesday last was adjourned for one week.
The bidding started at 00.000 and reached
03.000 when it was decided to postpone. .l.
H. Ferris was the bidder at the last tight-c.
We.
Memorial services were held at Flue lu-
land last Sunday afternoon. The graves were
dedicated. and address was made by Rev.
Mr. Hauleubeelt. and singing by a nice club.
Services were also held at Five Mile River
and a short address made by Mr. C. It.
Townsend.
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..We do not urge Customers to buvmr
misrepresent our g‘t‘luda. at Mme. Coolcy‘s
Opera House Bloc . South Nerwulk.
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The fair given by the Young Ladies Mir
slon Band at Miss Hogan's school room.
last Friday evening was a success in every
particular. The attendance was large. and
the receipts handsome. leaving the society
over and above expenses. about .75. The
encouragement thus extended in to a very
worthy organisation of young ladies.
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The dogs on Main street.slnee Grant‘s let!
tat deellnlng the third term. have «em up a
most incessant yelplng and snarling after
dark. They are almost as intelligent and
courageous as some of the papers. who
barking at Grint first because he didn‘t. do-
cllue it. and now because he has.
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..lf vnu want a handsome titling garment
go to llnrlctu & Cu. Merchant Tailor.
Opera House. Not-walk.
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A contractor who went up to look at the
location for the (lulu for the reservoir
of the city water works lust Monthly. as
soon as he saw the foundation of the ground
broke out with “God made this spot for a
reservoir. I thought it would be a 000.000
or $70,000 job but it won‘t cost quarter of
that.”
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The busiest men in this community at the
present time are our Water Commissioners.
Their office is the scene of activity from
morning till night. Engineer Rider is heels
over head in maps. etc..nnd the Commis-
sioners are daily stormed by an nrmy of
contractors. The bids for the construction
of the works are to be opened next Friday.
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Cook St John of Walton. N. Y.. celebra-
ted the 100d anniversary of his birth on
Thursday. lie was born at Nuthlk. and
went to Walton in 1801. where he has lived
ever since. llis living dcccndsnts number
four children. 27 grandchildren. 30 great-
grandchildren. and 0 great-great-gmndchil-
dren. nearly all residing within rt stone‘s
throw of the ccntennarinn.
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To an uninformed mind it seems nathough
the officers of the Danbury null Norwalk
Railroad might prevail upon their employ.
ccs to pity some regard to the convenience
of pedestrians who cross Railroad avenue.
in this city. and have them leave the cross-
ing unobstructed by cars. as it is now. We
would not add to the toils of the overwork-
ed rttilroad men. but are of the opinion it
would be appreciated if they would un-
couple the cars on the train that lies here
nearly all the afternoon.
. .Best Kid Gloves for indies' and gents'.
of all shades and colors. at Harlem & Co‘s .
Norwal it.
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Targot Shoot and Festival.-
Thc Burnside Guards will have their an-
nual parade and target shoot Wednesday
afternoon. 16th lush. and in the evening a
strawberry festival. All those donating
prizes are invited to participate in the shoot
to whom a prize will be given by the com-
pany. Parties desiring to give prises may
leave them with Capt. Crowe. or at 6.1“.
Pccli‘s drug store.
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Pine Island.—
At last action has been taken that looks
to a proper care being taken over our
Pine Island Cemetery. A meeting has
been held and a committee appointed to call
a meeting to consider the improvement of
the cemetery. The meeting will be held in
the lecture room of the Congregational
church. Monday evening. June 91st. and
every man and woman who feels an in-
terest in this matter should be present. and
something be done that will matte Pine lsv
land at least a decent hulyine ground.
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The snuual'. meeting of delegates of the
Grand Temple of Honor and Temperance
of the state of Connecticut took place at
Temple of Honor Hall. on Wednesday last.
Two or more delegates were present from
every temple In the state. The reports of
the Grand Worthy Templar. l‘. G. W. Jef-
forsoa: Gr ind Worthy Recorder. 1". H.
Sage; Grand Worthy Treasurer. L. J. Ives
were read. showing the Temples to be in a
pruiperoua condition. and doing much good
in their labors of reforming men. There-
ports from all the Temples were full of en-
couragement. and the feeling irdeep seated
that the reformatory work being done by
the Temple of Honor is a necessary work.
i ruin. The suggestion was made by the G.
W. Templar that there Is great need of
holding frequent public meetings. and strive
to enlist public opinion and sentiment in
- 'avor of the principles of total abstinence.
The temple has. at needs more men. large
hearted. firm. ’ tact. earnest. A cells-
tlun was prepared by the sisters of the an
elat. and brothers of Sparkling water Teut-
ple.ln Military Hall. which was partakco
of by the delegates and invited aucsts at I
o‘clock. The Grand Worthy clears 'slect-
ed D. R. Selleok. South Norwalk. G. W.
Templar; L. J. Ives. Bridgeport. G. W.
Vice-Templar: r. 8. Sage. Redford. G. W
Recorder; 3. I. level. Hartford. G. W
Treasures; 1.. Opens. Plastavllls. G. W.
Min; Lastly. Putnam. G. W. Weber:
0. LrWau. mic Iridgc. Gt‘W. Guard.
fathom-slag an literals; assuage-as
held to the Wiesel Church. largely
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htacutua has sprung rapld-
ly into favoraa possessing
the best cousins-nos of
good qualities. namely:
Light running.
noiseless. rapid.
with perfect Lock Stitch.
smooth.
(in table.
it is a Shuttle Machine.
with Automatic Drop Feed.
Design beautiful and con-
structed the very best.
Address.
3, Remington & Sons,
Remington Sowing M. Co»
Remington Art (10.,
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REMINGTON. '
REMINGTON SEWINGMACHIN E GD.,ILIDN, N. Y.
BRANCH Ol-‘GICES 0F REMINGTON COMPANIES.
lLlON, N. Y. wéfmttbrst Went «h 8L. Sewin
Rumor-on No. l us-
chine for family use. lathe
Med year- of “a masses.
has met wlth a more rapid
inmate/ratio crock Man
any machine on (M m
be.
Ballads-on No. I Na‘
chine for Honeydew
and family use. (ready for
delivery only since June.
1874). for range. perfection
and variety of work. is
without a rival in family or
workshop.
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Goon AGENTS WANTED. SEND rose CIRCULAR.
fit a 088 Broadway. New Y It. .
Madison .. New York. firming‘mhlnca.
Chicago. In State st. 8. Mnehlnes and Arms.
is 832 Washington St.. Sewing h‘t‘achlnes.
chines
Utlcs. 159 one-on Sh. Sewln Us l ‘ '
Atlanta. Ga.. Dclec's Opera on iffmm St.
Washlnstoa. D. 0.. 591 leventhsset: ‘3? {$33 :
Bankrupt Sale of Valuable Prop-
erty at Auction.
Will he sold at public auction. on the promises
hereinafter described. on the 99th day of June. 1875.
at ll o‘clock in the forouoon. the equity of redemp-
tion in the homestead and farm known as: the Baldr
wtn Place.an lately belonftug to David ll. Webb.
baukru t. in aukrupttgr. s that ed at Roxbury. so
called. u the town of tamford. Fulrllold County.
Conn.. and consisting of about 70 acres in three
tracts. vlat—One tract of about it acres. with dwellv
in house. barn and other buildings thereon. ~
ot or tract of about ‘5 acres. with a barn thereon.
Another tract of timber and wood laud. ulth a hlgh-
way ruunlthg through the some. lmuautlty about. 18
acres. Sal propert is iucutnbu for about .3000
which it is suppo can remain if desired.
JOHN B. SUITE. Assigned.
South Nurwalk. Juuc lat. 1815. 838
South Norvall, Greenwich and
New York!
Baggage & Package Express.
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The undersigned having made arrangements wlttt
the owners of the steamer Nell White. will during
the season. ru his rxpresa on t tat boat. Mr. Juhn
Council. formerly with Adams Express Company.
will be on the boat to attend to all orders. Orders
may be loftst the office. at 8. F. Pooh‘s drug store.
or on the boat. ass-u
GEORGE SELLECK.
Lamps and Lanterns
At E. K. LOCKWOOD‘S.
FOR CALI GHIAP
At South Norwalk. near ”combat and Depot
Boa-e. Lot and Barn with Sheds editable for a par
ty desirous of doing an ex recs business. Enquire
cf VIM F. MEAD.
' Old Bank Building.“ Washington 8t..ue.tlurwalk.
Ct. lil‘l-atn
TAX DALE. .
The auction sale of so much of the estate of Wm.
F. t rufut. as will satisfy a certain school district
tax. laid on town lie: of l I was MMI‘ ad the
mower lay. tm until une tutu lath; Istd
a. I .
9' Collector south Horwalk Union School District
FOB IALE.
Rockawa Hat-s '
good «a $0.“th sold
Milli“.
Acne horse
clues Apply to or ad
Alfred Knapp
Solicits attention to his large stock of choice family
GROCERIE S,
Crockery, Glass Ware, Cutlery,
House Furnishing Goods,
E e‘, Etc.
FLOUR, BUTTER,
'I' E A. S
COFFEES,
CANNED GOODS. PICKLES,
SAUCES, EXTRACTS, Etc.
Always on hand.
Bole agent for So. Norwalk
Pratt’s Astra; on.
Alli: ill Stock.
Refrigerators. Childrens’ Cur-
rtsges. Door Mists.~ Lamps.
wool titular Willi.
Baskets, Brushes; Ilse. ‘
ALFRED. KNAPPi,
Platcd Tea. 'Bpooni,
‘ Duty “00 per Set. at
E. ‘K. LOOKWOOD’B.
THE FINEST *
LOT OF ._
asp csavusc sacs. ..
F1
FIRE!!!
‘ctolnlna,
-Wa.shi.ngon Street. "5*
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omeuuwemm. *
Cllllll'Y of 813W ntuflptltt.
3. Kim's
math Ghana. Individual
a .
“000?!)
To BENT.
Only“ cents per doles.
All E.‘ K. LOCKWOOD‘S‘
n‘bfldb‘mmt' ”fl,”
answerer-rig ,-.
’ “I WI 01“.. - '
containing
{gm street.
'0'! clean I!
IN!
Meatilattera,
E. K.LOOKWOOD'S.
TlfloMtl. a
_a x. socxwoonu.
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steel“.- tly ta-
“Wt-1&3»?
Di! ‘0
saw
3 O“. O y
I. K. LOOKWOOD’I.
For
late.
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A Dwelling lease on lltashath street contain to
meats. and within two ulnatssnaclk sf depot. Ap-
sasth Ncrwalk. Ocaa.
ill-GOP FOR SALI-
Comstock Bros. will, for the
next 15 days, sell their
l
.t
i
which was damaged by remov-
ing from late FIRE, at \ a Great
Reduction.
Now is an opportunity to buy
your Spring Outfit for a very
little money.
toms/lock
1 Brothers
v
_ Ely’s Block. next door to P.O.
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INDIVIDUAL SALTS. Ollim‘cu. EWOOD‘
Fill Ellis A Glass !r
One Fountain.
. The sloop “James I t) “ about. at .3.“ m
I vm‘i‘fl'u'i. and a let caller is '"W has
aasnttrs newsatct sails. and is is t order
I I throughcaaaa for any buslness suitable to
heroism tllbcsol eha ifsoldaoow. Ap-
ply to or address 011‘ I!
alts-tr South Nerwalk.
WIRE NETTING
At 3. K. LOCKWOOD’B.
(I ll
SODA WATER.
GINGER ALE,
ROOT BEER,
s. ’F." .Peonr.
One bode Gfierterctcr.
Po Do PURDYQ Jro’
New Canaan. Conn. .
Mineral Waters
011 Draught, at
Five: Gents talus!
ForBale Cheap!
1 have the following articles which I will
sell at LOW FIGURES.
One 15 quart Ice Cream Freezer
with Large Tubs and Cans. 1
set of Druggist Scales. A. lot of
Druggist Bottles, etc.
Any one wishing the above articles will
do well to address or cation -‘
A.
GREAT
Receiv
come and
Profits meadows...
source memrm
Children.” in Mee- c":- ”I” db 7 '
_ roses
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snowmen-a5 _
, .t
Blunt SHfliiS.
INDUCEMENT ofi‘ercd ‘m
at the Store of
.0. H. HARVEY
161mm 313.} 7
e Invoice of Goods just
andto be sold
can'tltat . ‘ firefly-eaten
st then'fianggg "rum Paton.
' look at the Goods.
“£2:
thing to behold
HAIR-PRE§3:
An' excellent
Carlin! Knife, Full also.
, 0-1!th 7710' .
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It . K. Lockwooo'i.“
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