.2133 ~. .
' _, little trouble.
I
. l
I (land of two dollars and fifty cents 'pe
'-.~ . .- Gee IA. Hoyt, 13911., were engaged "at 'd'iiiii'er,
' ' 2:0“ {he-honed and stole, mere than one; thousand
ou-I- 11.1.1 agree 001,, Sunday, ,, by he ,
- .. iced' 'wIt '1"he; phaft of a re 1‘11“de wig :1:-
, 3 .-3 w’liwh it with 050k .1 t
', 61111;! K. Scott’s.
, , ,mauy profess 'to3 have met
I they purchased h
3' scum-111.1 one hundred dollars-in cash, last
"and egg used in the family What‘in-
' I" _opposite 'the Union hotel.
,:,--.,s3_10re.- next to,th'e one
' 1‘ WIN
' - 333331.31 stolen were given- ' ' edding P‘efi‘
euts,t toM're.W6:~" ..z ‘= ’ . ,
One 0‘3 311:: .8599?! A horse's, driven
' 5y hgmHowarlzfi
Nerw all; Gazette.
/'_____-_-_-_____—
Tuesday, December 3181;. 18 as.
L).
”4—-
Fairfield County Items.~ -
WILTON. .
J Harvey Betta will occupy to store
near the depot after the 181. ' '
Mr. Charles M. Belden, 11 Wilton strident”-
at Columbia, is spending his vacation at
home. a]
.The annual meeting of the Congregation
Societ will be. held on Saturday nex . . ._
- They'Miasiou band will meet Friday“ cv‘en-
mg next, at the house of Mr. Fdward O in
stead:
The Christmas festivities at some 3of, our
churches were more generally Observed than:
' A1Zionfsfiill the exercises, were of
usual.
more then ordinary merit, and were well re-
ceived. At the Congregational church the
children sustained their part well, and 'where
the excellence was so uniform. it is unneces-
scssary to partleulariz'e.- The .80er “8:111 St.
Matthew' s, according to the prompimemere
well attended. At Bald Hill the good people
never do anything by halves, and their exer-
01 sea on Christmas evening ,'weie consequent-
ly thoroughly excellent ,3 P110 Teal. _ Z:
RIDGEFIFLD . . .
weather; ‘. and capital wheel
Fine, mute
. lug. .
' Christmas passed pleasantly The usual?
religious services were held' in St'.‘ Stephen's
Church, Tuesday evening [and Wednesday
morning.
trimmed.
Tuesday eveuiu:Ir the same Society .lieldt :-
a festival for the SundaySoliool in the,
Town Hall, The principle ie'ature was 11
large tree loaded with, apprOprlate presents
.fcr the children. The re'ctIor was prevented
by abad cold from being present to address-I
the meeting.
There were Christmas dates at Dr. Adkins
The increased, 'religiou'a interest in' the
M. E Church still continues and very
a change of
The influence 01 these ”meetings,
heart.
rig the hearts of' the most hard-
is reachi
3-.- ened. _-
A fellowahip meetinw will.‘ be held in
'the' Congregational Church, Thursday, com-
triencing 301.1 _,p 030 a m. with a prayer meet-'
ing. Rev. M . Treat of Greenwich,- is -ex-'-
hp'ected, 10 "pi: _ ch fat 11, should lie fail.
Rev. C "A ',Northrop of Georgetown, will
. preach, ohference meeting .'at 1.15. It
'is'announced that the exercises vvill close
out it] at 3'0 clock. _
pr C.‘3By_ Northrop, ~iii-chitiec and builder
has, C(lra'wi'i designs for Dr'. smith Gage’ s new
house._ Weh'av'e' seen them arid pronounces,
them about perfect ._ When [completed he"
will l'i‘ave one of the neatest and 1110810011-
' houses in town .
year, over and beyond the‘ cost' 1 of keeping,
dustry will make Ia better sndeIq‘g.
W. W. Beers, Esq. ., has been obliged to
yield "103: 1300‘ ,’clo application to; business,
and take an enforced rest. ~.
lce houses were filled last .week with ice
' of a most excellent: quality, and with very
.. .
Quitealarae number of 0111i teachers zit-'I
tended the Institute, at Stamford, andre-Ir
ported themselves very' much plough .
Mrs. D'. D: Bishop, has returned from
lice ‘tti' tour very much. exhausted.
Her return voyage, was very tempestoulfiud-
produced extreme prostration. ,
' Keeler Dauch'y, is building a double
3" tenement teat..- 011' Main Street opposue
Dykmanahotél '3.- ,
Items'ar'e' scarce. ="
"Our s'riov'v storms énd“ 10‘ rain. .
" The' stone bridge at Branchville tern
a'wa'y by the recent heavy storm, has been
replaced by' a wooden structure:
' Rev. FE A'. 'Her'rry 180 regular contributor
'01 “the journal of Speculative ',Physiology—
publishe'din St'.i‘1011‘r‘8. 3 ‘ *
WeR noticed" in the Stamford" Heagald that
Mr. S -Walah is“ makiugi a3 1in 10
Chicago, St; Louis and 815:"P311'ilpou busi-
:i'. m- L'.
,3 iiiin.
"' daughter 61' t
The church was very tastefully “i
" éurely we,,w11'o a're His 8008' by adoption
'ho'IItld find morebausc for gr itu'd'e, in the
' and moi-e 'devciutly Him Who gave Him-
s'élf' f0r. our redemption—God’s best .and .'
grandest gift to 'r‘aan—‘Thc brightness of '
His Father’s glory, and the expressimage '
valued at $700,011 an afternoon 11--
.__‘ fierlfi'r am:
: arm,
WESTPORT.
A week’s rare cold weather has produced
ice of eight inches thickness which wise
men, not prone to.,wait till later in therea-
son, are gathering {-4-
3 Aft-VJudson
F. -Wrigh1' his son of Philadelphia is visiting
. £31"; ,_,_
The funeral (11.311179111111113 Gregory,
1016 Gould Gregory, took
place sunday- afternoon from Ethe Congrega-
tiohal Church. '. - , ,
:31.
passage of vessels...
which‘was 1110,0111 hetero and proper
g: f; public-Worship," the rector,
Revi J. SR Williams, it'llii'dihg _Ito 3Cli'ri'st-3
mas Eve ceremonies said “Woe be to us
if we ~finder-31113159 false notion of the spirit-
ualit'y 01,.0ur'religion, _or any .wilful in-
difference to God‘s goodness in renewin‘r"
bound 130:. stabhah'hnd maintain a cert—‘.'
this kind are ,uht sheet“ ih' vain'. If men of
the woild can find in field and forest ma-
terial f0'3r. grateful ~homage,-a——.,an look
rthrougli; nature up .10 'IHim, who ‘.‘hath'f
ado everflhi 11g beautiful in lliis 111118,?—
301 that, by"=l1Iis Incarnation He hath,
made our sousiiip possible: j We} :should.
not grudge the costilest and- 111091 beautiful
in which and with which to ,'hon'or Himf
nor sho'uld‘ we fail to worship Ethereinj mate'-
of His person.”
A barge with an immense cargo '01
lumber, shingles, 6.10., for Mr'. 11.811th
arrived last week. Carpentersi in this vi-
cinity are making things lively for lumber
dealers.
Rumor says there were several cocking
mains last ,week’ an the; southern and eastern-
portions'of the 10wn'," in which native birds
fought.
pitted were killed N0 money changed
halide, which shows the projectors were in
piir'siiit ','of" pleasure rather than profit.
Rumor further says a 'match' between SaugJ
attack and Westport fowlaz will soon be ar-'
ranged. - -
I7 “Thursday evening Dec. 20111, at the'
annual communication of Tem' 10 Lodge,
No, .65 F. It: A. M., officers. _Iwé're elected-
for- the ensuing year, as' follows: W. Mi}?
Oscar Smith, S. W, Peter R;. F0010; J.
Secretary, L;B. Br'adl'ey;' Marshall, J. S.
Jonés'; F'Chaplaiii, Rev. A. N. jfLewis; S,
'.D. Thomas,- Feuton; J. D. John, .'bhn W.
Perry, 'Stewaids,J. H. R0bin80n, George
Th0rpIe; Tyler, Robert R. Snag; Trustees;
Frederick Sherwood, \V. B. eekcr, 'D:'_:I
B. Bradley; Auditing Committee, L- SL4
Jones, R. D. Cable; E. A. Goiham. Tlie"
installation will occur Thursdiy. evening-
Jan. 2d '79. . 2.. .
‘ Among other _fine things littered the
children of Memorial Sunday; School at
tmjges halJ, on “the. evening of Holy Inno—
flied gerihiue S‘Funch and
Judy, ” and the Operetta of “Bohby Shite";
"Clmstmas Eye serv ice: at Chlrist Church
fiat-e very interesting; hoth‘u'to: the service-
aud mugic, The decorations were itII gieat,
good taste.-— Prominent among ftlie‘ae was
an illuminated Maltese cross with a repicr‘
sentation' 'o'f a'crowu “at the end or each
and the tic-uterine, “Enter: into His
gate with thanksgiving, and unto His courts
with Praise”. upon the walls over the
altar. The work was executed to. order
by Geiaaler of church decoration fame;
New .York, the expense being voluntarily
_ rdefrayed. by. charm the church’s best friends, .
i 9-1“; -" v "MrsrAifna‘R" Hilli‘a'hd are '10 remain
permanently.. There, was an ingenious
evergreen creation standing in 111811111118.
:Iiial" :baaiu, - made at the hands -of Miss
nesa for the law office of Go]; Hoyt of ~Lizzie Robinson, and '11 1101811. H. 8. upon
Greenwich. His Ridgefield friends' tire
him. ,
‘Some attempts were made to decorate the-
3'M. E. Church with 'Christmas garlands,
but as usual the most elaborate efforts were"
'made' 111 St. Stephen‘s society; " " ,
MessrsLKeeler‘ '& Jacobs are layIug the
foundation for a’ new house my Main Street .
It is '10 'be double
. 1'
house built fer renting. ‘, ‘
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 3,49 F. 3'& A. M.,
held its annual'election, phlonda'y evening
16111 111381;:J -. ‘th the fpllowingrcsdlt- .I.. ~
.. C .B.3N0rtlirop,W.1\[;. -
' ..‘I-i' L.»Suiith, 8.1V. . ,
.A. Y. P0ddo'ck,J. W. ..
L. 'C. Seymour. Trees...
' W. S3. Todd, See.
J. L._ Daueby, S. D.
.J. Sanitary-‘01.. ,; .
BRIDGEPORT
The great fair. elb'sed on Tuesday ,nIgIhtJ
""" deserving of' great
' praise. 3The ladies it'i charge were constant
in their attendance ",for _ten or thelve days,
' serving day and night.'_1‘he,,'nct amount
cleared for the behefit of the cemetery was
about $11. 000 _ " .
F-IVEI MILE RIVER
A very pleasing entertainment was given
1 Brookside Chapel, on Thursday evening,
the 263111; ‘the occasion 'being the Christmas
festivities by gate Shuday school, Very
pleasing recitations were given by some of
the yoaager children, and interesting ones
were listened to, from those older. The en.
tertainmeut c0nsisted ”of singing, both by the
school and solos and .quartettes by the young
gentlemen and ladies, also. tableaux. The
room was ornamented with two generously
laden Christmas trees, and tastefully trimmed
with fcstoonings of'“1he auld t'yn'ie Christ-
mas.greens ” The closing of the programme
was followed by the diatribt'itio'n 61 presents,
which caused much merriment.and the pleas-
ant company hetook themselves to their
homes feeling that they had been well repai'd
for coming. The entertainment was pro-
nounced “a success” by all, and for ourselves
' . ——we had a “good time". W0 would make
special mentionof the superintendent, Mr.
Hill, who by his efforts in behalf of the
Sunday school made “mews“ sure,
GREENWICH . .
.00. F, will soon elect a new captain nice
Powers resigned. The company will- hold a
full dress- reception on New Years eve.
DANBURY. .
--Rev.hir.i10ugh'closes his labors with the
--Fir tchnrch to day;-
rlstt'n'as' festivals were numerous. '
Geo. Ives” Is traveling with a- company of
Swedish female vocalists. I‘ - .
33.: I
' I 81111180111)
11111103; has left Stamford, and
intoxicatmn .0n the" .Ia'trcet were
',01'
- numerous C 10910110.!
' .Até'gr W221 gntemplates erecting a new
new occupies. -11
will be one of the finest buildings ih town.
The Water Company has" declared a divi-
1 share.
While the iumates ~01 the residch‘ce or
onlfihday‘ eveniugi- s-neakv thieves entered
worth ‘-of- jewelry,- diamonds and
1
MM also some moneyng axes: of the
d '3'31'1303'Ally wouuda‘g.
2- aSaving -‘Statiou.~?—.
.1: I, ghiih'ifo
' “ l do'n’t ou send our WestiSnatford.
w '3', y y '- Pubheapeakera,
the white altar cloth.' P1111. I
WEST STEATFDRD. .
A few- days ago»; Mr. Lewis; Banks a
resident of this place had occasion to go
1
to Bridgeport,” and thinking to save time
as. ‘well as distance attempted to cross. the
s'i'nall- pond between. Barnum Street and
the New Haven Railrofid', but when about--
half-way over _‘the' ice' 111111119 crack, and
Mr. Banks found himself under the water ,
;: h'ydint of hard-91mggli1ig he came 10,1110
surface and managed to ‘keep his head above
the water. He shouted lI'i91iIl'y for help, till
~; his .cries attracted _the' attention of Matthew
Shannon- an employee of the CartridgsCo ..
' who prceuretl a :I§rope- and rescued him
from his perilous situation. . Ir. Banks
was nearly perished. when takoii: out of the
water, and but for the assistance of Mr.
Shannon would? undoubtedly hav'e lost his
3.11310. In' conversation the same evening Mi..-
Banka said that are '91.in damage done was
theatoppingz of~lii3s watch 111 in ‘.the future
si~2he intends? :‘ztojben'efit by the old prayerb-
that: P‘tlie longest way round is the safest.” ~
Sir." Shannon has thus far saved includ-
ing Mr.‘ Banks, the lives of three persons,
in the same place, and now he thinks-as
he has done so well, that Uncle Sam ought
to give him :1 roviug- commission? as' 'a Life'
Welig'therc is enough of
0's his _WClfl'htle about 250 lbs, eh-.,
Matt ?
The day after the debate on the Blaine'
resolution in the Senate” a prominent dem-
octet of this place after he: -';..had read: Thar},
ii'ii'i'i'i’ 8 speech{""801“Wellthat outs Blaine-
Wright is very ill at, his ,
residence, and not expected to recover. Mr. -
.. .. '1 "W‘I‘mve buoyed,
In Chi-181 Church- Sunday. morning, at '
dayby. day. the covenant Which rHe made'
with us in Him who was both God and "
1 monial more, elaborate and imposi ng' than .
"that-I30 which we 435018 acoustomed here.
In 0116 1110111 011 of the six :birds '
W. Charles Harris; Treasurer,F. C. Foote; -
The Old Year.
What‘htive you done to the trees, Ol
'What have you done 10 the trees. 9
' ' " ' ' _.SomeI have nipped,
S0mel have stripped,
*4 “Stained lia've lengthened,
”Home I have strengthened;
breeze.
' it done to the slt'tps9.
Seine I've destroyed.
Some 1'??? delivered, . g
'Soine I have shivered; '3 3
Some r1110 1116911 0 er the forela'nd3
lips.‘
What have you done to 't'h'é lands 9
some I have kept, ‘
'-_Some I have swept,"
-:' Some 1. have gladdened,
SOMB'J- have saddened;
‘-.‘-' 5- .1
8011161 have left with warm blood
hllfi'd“; ‘ 3 e
‘What‘ how you? doaecto‘ my‘I it lends. 9
' Some I have changed,
Some I’ve estranged,
. 3' '.3 - Some I hive married,
4 - '7 801110 I have buried;
Some I have helped to their coveted
What have you done unto me"?
:1 1111'; I have blessed - .
{1313011 {I’ve carets'éd 3 ' »
'=.'Y0'13'i :I've protected;
‘1 :Yoh'l’ve corrected:
. 811111.01 Stamford, lost
New York, on‘ Saturday last. _ g 3 ‘
.ing, playinglhe: “Shaugran. ” .'-' §
3 The Stoniugton Mirror deci.
lish any articles on religion, 163
politics, unless paid for as adver
copy. Wc'_- dont see how they: do
live. , ~ . , ,
Dec. 10111,18?8.
At the close of another year it Ia
the past year and give y on a re‘por
work done.
ful, earnest worker, who :fI‘roin
Christ and suffering humanity- has
the history of, this Union; .'.it lias
WW3." His wondersto perform. ”:-
her 010111- little band to himself. T
and praise to our Heavenly Father.
such harmony andlove, and all the
ments of- the work havebeen so well,
during the. year was 161.
fifteen to sixty. The Wednesday
holding two 'at the rooms, Consequent
time iii Lockwood's Hall.
during the summer these meetin gs: 'w
in the open air. The ladies’. prayer
held eaCh Friday afternoon are still
of deep interest and. profit to 1110110
that, much goodwill be the result}.
public meetings have been held, adIdr
Abstinence“ pledge" Ari all 'Ida'y
desired it should he, and yet we 0011
God will use this seeming defeatI to
faith remains unshaken, our Gorl,1v'il
prayer and this wicked traffic shall
exist. Visits are 81111 made among 1
.and- their wants relieved as far, as we
310 do. ' '-
Auxili'ray to our Union a: young
all to pieces." A arepublican who'had been-
quietly listentug asked him if he llhdi‘i'ha .
Blame’ 8 speech, the 'deinocrat answered; The
“11891181171101 ‘fiiill Said the repphl'
“what do you know about it may“ I . .,
the only thine that keeps the democrat
party alive—ignorance. ' '
By the way we republicans up 1
are all Blaine men, we have had 0,2,
“conciliation.”
Christmas passed off very pleasautiy
this neighborhood, and it seemed as:
every- person front Bridgeport and-f4;
Stratford who could skate, was preaciit 611's.
Pembroke _Lake, old as well as young frp-t'j'
boy . - r -~ _x; . 2,3:
Our store keepers and market men dida'.
thriving business at Christmas time._
Merrill showed a, fine variety, of meats and
grocefy 1108‘ Mr; *Fall'iihlid ever-ythi .5.
very tastefully arranged,” but postmaster.
Vail outstripped all competitors,a ,
the variety and quality of the g .-
one would goa long ways before h' 3.
better.
There seems to be a feeling 0i _j__‘__0_u_sy__
existing 10 this place towards: myself,
but nothing serious._, People sa'y to": iiié'I-l
items to the Standard instead of; theNor"
.1
walk' “cums. ” I choose to suit guitar;
to me than any other place and; I
which that place (Norwalk) brings' to mem-
ory. A word of the Guerra. I have read
my
one of the best of newspapers. 1 read the
Gina's-1'11, before I knew the difference be-
tween the. two gmat. political parties. I;,I
read the Bridgeport Farmer too, and tile
Guerra too»; 11qu I have never been sorry
since, and whatever I .write, that the
Gnu-n1; is willii' "'3,th “it; Iiistwelcome
to. ‘fiBhere-ia. unrplace like-home l; are my
jalil011§ fnends’fgagwm -; A'n'd' .iio'w wi1h
”hearty, “fiapprew'YeaP’ for; the Gil.
m
t
the old man down to the proverbiaqurfll'
Mr, _-
'poulti%,- as did, also Q -9:.‘ Wood. .2111: the; ‘
asto that. Norwalk seems more hkehbgie
never 53 ._
shall forget the many happy associations.'-- . .
it since I was a small boy, and so ;far as '
humble judgment 'go'e's I '6811 say ,it is "3
-- enlifi
a
80 long as
. * _ . . .- fiandconstant 3
.3. _.H'ge Qfevery'
. - $35311?le se'rve another
. 15- m_mfim&im’tc triumph
.mamwm br Jesus.” '
.3110?“ .W‘fi'filmzii‘i’“ day the, 3
Al , . -. 11111071110 or ’8 song.
my
' r r: .03? .'.._. n .
1'53;- .1-- - 1 a,
-513
3301'. rumma- 0.1114 u.MWA*“m F
my ‘.7 -w :
.3; .
~--.-' 1:
1 J "ELIE-1 -. TL}.-
. Tacasopr ”guitar 1'.
The items of receipts
' "iii yuan,
U90 ofx- Lockwood’s 111111,?
Renhof rooms, ;
a? ,
Total; _ ‘ ',
'Money on haud-begirming of thotyez‘u
For the Gazette.
. if.
some, I’v333‘e uprooudahdbroken 111111101150,
some I have spared to make} sport for the
Whit 563 e ,'3ou__§_doue to the ships, Old Ye ear. 9 '
m" chips,
Some are- yet kissed '.'?33." the old ocean ‘s; ivet
What. t..’.-.'. you-done 130'1110 lands, 013.1 1 car ?
Sonic :_1 have, guided in peace-loving bands, ,
Some must await what the New Year intends
=What have you done halo the, Old Y ear 9. .> -
You 'I pass on.10.th3e New Year,,to see
Whether y0u Wiser and“ better will be.
BEIA
at the Grand Opera House, N. -Y., last even-
The Democrat will commende 3111631111171
Year by reducing its' price '10 3111i0 601118” 1316?? '
Fourth Annual Reporc of the
rotary of' the Norwal-kiTempcr- . 5:,
0000- Union of‘ClrrIstmn‘Women .- 5.
comes my duty :10 look over}; the record of
To one who has been but art—Idle observer,
the work may seem small, and, the result not ' ' ' 3
worth the time and labor spent, bI'ut the faith-
Eitime arid strength“ in this work, lielicv'es' the '-
cheering promise, “Your labor Is not in vain
in the Lord,” and that more gooll has been "
accomplished than we are permitted to know
”The, past" year 1108‘ been an eveiitful one in
'trials and discouragements , but it is not my '
purpose to dwell? npoii'the dark '3'side. but to .
giv‘e yea the most hopeful {calm-0'8, believing
that "God can 'ov'erri'il'c all these things and
make- them‘ work' 1'01“ the advancement of his
cause and that “-God moves in’ a mysterious
Two years in succession -'v've have reported
_llha't death had Invaded our ranks, and that-
God had taken some loved and useful mem—
we have not this sad duty to perform, for
-wl'iich' we would 'render sincere thanksgiving
‘er cauge for thankfulness is that we have
Lbe'e't'i soonited, and have passed the ycar in
ed. The number of devotional meetings held'
Number of busi--- . ,
nesa meetings, 21. The attendax'xce at the 3' ,' ‘
Monday evening meeting has varied from 3
meeting has been centiuued‘ until recently, 3
. when it- was thoiight that more good could
be accomplished by h01ding a, Cottt'ige Prayer
Meeting one evening each week, than by
nesday evening is devoted 105 that purpose: . . .
Two- meetings 'of that character have been' ‘ 3 ’
held. The Sabbath afternoon services have
been Continued through the year, most, of the
Severai: Sabbhtha , -;'» 3,: .
ere held 33
tend The Cold Water A'r'my hold their
meetings 01106 each month; we: I'hope the
interest' In ,this department will increase and
As a result of these meetings large numbers
both 'of adults and children signed the Total
meeting- was. held,- as usual, on election day.
~ The result of the election was not; what we -
another yeah:3 _.
631d exiie‘ndituresaie
- , $312334 93
d Yefi'p? .‘ . . - . ..
i i.
.1
on' their
'27; i3-
0
iic'en exactly that claimed by you.
will I .
restoring elements in it natural state of" vita-Ilizntion.
33“ NERVCUS DEBILETY
Which underliesall fornisol amine Disease, is speedily o'rc'i‘com'c b'y tin-'1. -.~ie_ of this Food. ' rm
‘.'l ._...
‘,‘Forthc your past 1. lihve constantly presoribcd '.I lie 38hucllfla'd B310 011 an
my, patients 01- all ages. [10m eighteen, months lo- eighty-three years. In event case the iosultfi‘hds - ‘ ~
e um! reliable 101110 I h. we ever met
En“ .1110 SUTTON SMITH. M. D .
., ;.;'..‘; i
.21 SUBMH UTE FOR
fl ”is'by'itar' the most 1 alualil
1.: Wr
(1 Serve Food
"-’- '20 Irv, Ingram, New Y 6:15
"FOOD is undo acurntiveagentby concentration and artificial digestion, and it is so simple in its
application the The Advice of Physicians Is not rcqnlrcd. . .-
Thousands 01 recoveries trom chronic diaea'ses are reported, where the best me lical skill has failed
Many of the b'cst physicl: 1118 throughout' the countiynre DiI'scaidIiig Dr‘ngs and 1181138 3th
Bla‘nt bird Blood and Nerve Foodwlth the most g1 ntify‘ trig results, permanently relievinga
torms of .l'hysicntand Mental Debxlityrr The Dyspcfitfc and Co:1,sumpt
'irom Malaria] or Blood Poisoning, together With the ehtiie'list oicoiirplai'nts'pccul1:11 101110
Female Sex (ind m 1110 use of this 1 000 sure and speedy relie‘tl ,
Whathave you done to my friends, 01111.51. 9 ‘ ‘
ve [’"Kicn 1, 5111101018
' ‘ Niz'n Yon Ir, November ‘26, 1377. .
'Dn. V. Vt Bi Airc'iuun. -During the past year .1 have prescribed your. various prciiar 1110115 01' 1‘0th
' Cure; and (c., lhnppy to say they in tve met my iuost sanguine expcclatiohs, giving to pa tients long on-
ends;
iii—turd
gain. he'—
1 of the
love 10 ‘
devoted ‘
had its
his year
Anoth-
depart—
sustain-
. Jeehlcd by, blood poison, chronic disease. or over 'di'ug desiiig the ii'ecd't'm nutrition and non eforcc.
PROF. CLEMENCE StLOZER, M. D.. (
Dean of lIo‘m‘. Mod; College arid Ho‘spit 'IIII l‘o'i-‘Wonien. New Yorkcity.
Hundreds of cases of Bright’sniscase of the Kidneys 3'hav cbeen Imported cured. For Vent-ul-
Insblehiui: to do better and more work than ct cr before, wit
. Aaarcm'cdyJ‘or, the loss 01 Appetite and want: 01
- "this road: 11:19 no rim.
ale and. Rheumatic Dlucnses it is almosta. specific. Phi
or Alcohol.- opium and ,T'obacco 01 1'1 0111 any unnai'nab
polent remedy-
TOR THE INTELL'C’TUAL WOPIIL'P
The BIL-AN CHARD ‘
,“'f.I'-I§..’f-‘.',_‘?:Blood and Nee-avg gaggg
.6'lfli’rdii It coitus“! alud natural means of supplying the waste. or the brainrcsnltin" 1‘1 mn labor thatavill
110111 danger 01 men ~ .
Niger, physical and mental, in children»-
810111 and Mental chihtyt‘mm’the use-
0 cause,- tint! 1'11 this hood 0. n: Itur‘al and
-..'ix
10T- 511' am.
$31. 00 per Bottle, 01"6 for $0.69
SOIL-D by an, Deana-Gasserg
3 " ' .03 SIENT BY DYPPESS _ON RECEIPT OF, PRICE.
Yol'i'r Itfl‘eIF 11113831311
1-
27 Union
:5 5 ,firb'ovinu ’I‘iI-EOECGI'CA'L 88111111111: ‘Ah’dovc'r; mass. Mar ch 29. 18783;
00110111 111103. I have no hesitation after :1 thprough‘ triplet it, in iccoinmen
x it in cases , ‘ffchronlc dyspepsia, and nert (us prostitution. - '- '
REY. D11. AUSTIN PHELPS.
TH' ' NCIIARD F000 CURE SYSTEMZ now-receiving 'aucli popular appreciation is-' "
clear ty set forth In :1 61 page p .imphlct which 11 111 he sent to Any. address, 01110001111012") 018. Address
“if: BIAHGHARB F0309 CURE BBMPAHY,
Square New York.
evening . '
ly 1'ch-
meeting"
seasons
that at-
Twelve
essedby
prayer
eve that:
aquuce- . «
lanawer ‘
cease to -
he p00 ,
are able
peo3_I
'sitate 103 go: v,_-.
- N 111mm,, Fascmafors,
_ file/macro, Semis, (tic. .
. Ladws’ Ties 11 Bows.
~3- Button Kid Gloves .--
¢
“ 11.111111111111111 8111’s."
' ._ 011113111110.”
35,: ..
raided-$131000 01111111111118.1111: of New
WISE-11.117103611113316 pi‘iécs- " ‘ ‘
3E. J.
Ii I L!
J'sricél'riit'n'I copy null l'ie'mium List. Subscri
NO“. JO )ilN L. SECRET.
30Bloorntlehl S'tiect, Bostol‘i', Mitts
.‘.
‘x At. 10 Cents.
11113 Handkerchtfs
I-‘Fi'oIm 15 Cents 1081.10.
Linen Hammad Hauliuchiefs
.FionL-l'io enta.to “01.01118. . . -
"‘13'11131Hemtttttittl Handktrthltis
orb-.15. Cents to 50 Cents.
' '3Worsted Jackets, I.
'15 Cents.-
Felt Slcerts,
4'0 Cent's-'10 $3. 50.-
.1 LARGE .1 ATTRALTI,
56.}? Counter.
' 'Anotlier Job Lot of ,
0 RS3 E T5
at half-price. at
Washington Street,
South 'NOrWi'tlk', Conn.
13111111100 P01111111
HE subscriber,a practical and cxperienced
not-k ti, lfas titkcn‘ room‘s 01 er NELSON’S
SHOW? neatfoot'of Mill Hill where
' 11018 prepaicdto ‘ ,
' __Pimt Coaches, 0111:1ch or Wagons
at short 'npliccni'n 31110111281 manner, and :11 Rea-
, , sonnhlc Prices.
' its‘e'd, accordtiig'to desire, 'of_ parties having work
English or ,Valenttnc’s Varnish
done.” _._S'pecial attention paid to
--Re-Pa1_xt.ng Children’ s Carriages,
~- and‘» "“10 Pla'in 0nd Fancy Lettering. Ashare'o
. public parsonage 8011011111111...
‘ ‘ Wamcomn. ~ 3
_Norwalk ,A3p13-ll 1001,1878.
Another Gold Medal,”
Pains; 1828.;
Con - 1.8171111 01L
- titan. Chronic Rheumatism, Bone and Joint
. Diseases, and cmaeinlioux‘esuhiuz the: cf‘rom.
Blankets and Lap Robes
the cause ‘of Temperance in our imdst our' - . ' '
2011610103 us to undersea. .
attention paid to Boga/3’ and
‘Cheldren’s S’I/zes. .
Surrmi 0.1 an -
.‘.
5111-4le 8111111111417
B UILDING, 80. N01: WALK.
in this
.....11 -;
213 S9
16'010
$576 as
Remaining at the close, '
Money received and exp
charitable purposes; -
Respectfully Sllbmmmteli,
- .= ~..'.‘ 114011181111 Wotan,
Mayadleu‘ for 11181103811111; '1W
.1"
1.3,
'r
TNorwallr, December .10, 1878
terms.
tiaétI'én the}
Will attest.
f . flowery-1&4» " "-09-"—
1-1... The Doctorwillvrsit Bridgeport, Carin.
larly three dns
fflohlsegw
HE pleasantl'3 'lociited ahd .'.» ell built rcsidehce-
It. orner W its ingtort- a-u'ri 'Sp'iing streets, . So.-
13‘ 01 Ejldl‘llcllllu‘fi. ou‘gluiige ‘01,
_11' . A
Noiwall'r is offered. for sale _on accommoditing
l1 Norwallr'; ‘-
' Dr. 3. W'PISKE
or; CNo'r-wl'elr, Conant, ‘t'lic Celebrated '
-CIIAI‘RVOYANT PIIYSICIAN,- ~ . -'-
1"}. 5:10
MAGNETIC manner: 0? 17111-: ABS 11113110121011
‘A'lso, BUSINESS and TEST MEDIUM,”
"
0111111161113 from 9 0. 111.1693. in.
Co'me one. come all and consult the
we
Will' visit Norwalk, Ct..1hrce days in every,
month, at the Norwalk- :llotcltfivli‘cie he can b'e'
consulted Friday. Saturday and StmIlay , DeI-em-.
bcr. 27111. ‘.‘.Sth. and 29th, and- Monday, the 3QtliI.I..
_untill2p’clovk. noon.
1-
wor 1151 e-
nownud reader. of 'tlisenscs and lit-man 1,1 cuts
_ who is gifted with: natuial healing and our :1111 e'
The-1106101 wtll describe every pain aiid disease
like gm
" ' 3.821100! Bow 195 :3,
p in.
“f'” {-
an.
6'1 sight,nn(l‘prcparca medicines for their speed 5
and permanent curc'. it's thousands ofhia patients
Men 01.- hlgh reputation and or scien-
Seneg‘o'f‘ meaty]; 39 43 title :IttIIinr'nents concede that Dr. b‘iske' Is n gt eat
I 80 (0 medics tzcxan'iinermiii'ae spiel! erhupsmoieibou._
. , ' ‘t'lrc’stnte 0'1 oné’sphysic a con ition and win It ails.
16 19 .tpenumn: all other- physicians or clarivoy trite
8.1hItit-tpweyfimo gvcru consultod- -‘l~o.r descri it‘ 111;:
.00 Inseam [11011191151185ij questiensfir an’d‘ 112.131 2
37 5° ”.‘. SHEETS-333331.610?‘.’ét‘é’iffi‘émt‘s -
. 011 1 cs 1- -
GIospel Hymn, bo'okg Temper-sue . -_ ,, I‘y: thatfieir health was restored to then; and they ~
”Gem 'Bdok Qnét record 5 ,0 fltfcdcgphrpl aI psengaésmo it‘llwalbyt'the use 0"'1'"'1')"- «
' ” 118 sm n‘ 11'] to n " 0 0c or 8111:0058 [1 v
2000' ~ ' '1rcats all 'chrb'nlc diseases which 811101 the harm " ‘
Fummhmg and pallet“); tin pea, 5 00 race.anrfm'1kcs :1 specialty'in the cure 01 (3011591121..
Cleaning rooms,'I in' ..4 15 Colds. .lile all diseases 0511,11} Lungs, 018:3 lIh-o'p
State Con-ventio ,3 709 - and I. or comb nut is, dip?" Man (nip 1:
~ Disca rut 6.1’acom0 i , 81051330111 an _im
Care of stove, pure 8:313 flee. 100d a?”
The "the. rain 'alao 1011 you: twrbsentmnd-
ture’de'sti’nymml is 0110 onus? n108"1‘ hs'toni'shing
score of the present- age for his 11 uthflnlness in
reading the most important. ev 81118 In
Slttingfil‘or business
8
a t o a 'ditsi"liue
111‘s 9;- Irmmi o '71
l nica‘fions bySettilir1111131ngt'Iim'c'ss'S',~~
2"" 662.1110“: 0! hair
Norwich,-
-- 19K“-
sin every monl.,h at th Stctling
' ,3 can lie-11 nan],
gezhfip§il§¥e rid-harm
day and
g-huisrlay,
v'a-- -‘
NOR-
WEDIAH
MULLER’S GBD~1|VER OIL
Is superior to any in delicacyD of taste and smell, me!-
(licina tires and puritiD 're, r.
Mario s,and 0h lgh medical nu siithoritieaJ of
NewY ,have repeatedly asserted its superior merits.
bott8 Smithp of the North Lpndou. Consumption
Ilhtispithl, and other eminent London and European
Eyymfi sieinna, pronounce it the Scpix-estand best. For sale
THE 111111 1111111111
Wholesale Agents for the U. S. and Canada. e'
011 WALK,
\Véfinvitc‘the a
31-
..-.,_77
113191 are the
or or 'b'ro'uglittifib
’e'-30*
JFr‘eao
'R ockfih
have: 1116 IIpr'Iint,’ b
’1 Bette
ttent'ionuf our litmus and the
public 10 cvaminc our stock,just Icceired from-
the importers, of ,
31111100311001 P111111 tLaia
mayhem-011' rh: ind a. large.
& American Ghina,
'War'Ic,Tin,' Iron and Enam-
“We; are. the only agontsiu‘ thisfiounty
':Ir0'n Clad P111111 00., ,of' Cleveland,0
We
01h ground and .111 01,1 Prices
1011"“ suit the times. ‘
F.E.Na£sh (are Bros.
.hoii'iv'a
.6001 .:0
Auditjal Mes-Eng.
CENTRAL NATIONAL I‘ .\.\K'I ;
LK,"CONN., Dev. 13111,]070'. "
u. -la.A\'N-UAL MEETING 011110 Stockholdcr's
wolf-111112 Batik; lor‘~ the election of Directors
ftl'f Clifflllnkye'u‘flnll I; heht 111-1111 Banning
amJi‘iri. ‘1 ‘11, 181511", rousopcn
‘m. .sibt'il 1’! o’clock a. in.
~' Wars A'PUlt'PPSJJushitr .
Annual Meeting
~ 'Tim‘uriov‘n rrxnm N01 11 111., .
Nerwalk, 001111.. Du- 7111. 1378
HE Annual Meeting 01‘ the Stock-hold
this Bank for the election 01 seven liir'cc- '
',0
.totswill be held at the Bankinw House, on T Itcs-~
:Tiiny,"afani1ary ,'1411'1‘. 1879.
'.0’cfiiok' ro' 11.0’01'0611
(11.110
'Iro'lls. open Hum 10
11.11
1: 1’. Cit/\UFU RT), Cutlxiei‘.
Stockhold'e‘t’é'3 511/1666 11 g
i'EHE' Angina}. Mtggtini; of. the Stockhollers- 0M
3 1110 19111118111
walls Conn” for the election or l)ilctl013
cnsuing car, will
kahuna. 'ttthh. 1870. Poll: Iopcn 110m
,0! 111.,1012 chlock.m
ouiity' Nation at Bank 1'3wa
111' the
be held at the Banking House
:CIIAS. 11. STREET, Cashier.
, 11116103669111?“ no 11
'Q—‘s‘lfllflilflly beneath goods
l't 1.131115 but little robin.
It never gets out of repair. L
:-lt cannot blow up. :-I .-.
It requires no i‘ucl. .
it“ needs .110 nyinccr.
11;: up , no ashes 10c can
m 110 engr'a insu' rice to pay . no te-
, caes'sarygl-Tno coal bills to
Isa! 11 ays ie:uly
-0‘r nee
, , bio for" blou' mg Church Organs. foi.
tsiiig tosses, Sewing Machines.
l-Suyt's, Giind Stincs, Cof-
defines, Iced 0111 ms, Corn
F0 uhhonepoweratlc p011 (ls Dl'.(.‘3= 1. re of wit
ab0v3c alt.-
“'1 01.511110111101108 WATER luc-
e'w.Irk,-N. ,, . -, . _
011:”9‘3;
91 19,011.11: and 11.17.»: I'iItr,_‘-’ [9”th
Building,NcIW11_l_k, Con . , , \ '4
l: or catiIu ates 01 fun tlIct interrelation 1111'pr to-
J
01 MN C(J'l’l‘ hilt, General A cut,
Almmeljfm tile 3.3%) ag'miitntnu WA—
TER'WIIE .L widc' mv'mgeit. to give; a
higher_d1_tty tlttti any _olth 11.1111 wheel now
.m'ade’.‘. ~. ._
Am” weaned for
ngdl‘ypa 11111300311
NEW- . Stan-13m
With Explanation Notes. Containing, 11180. 1110-“
' {pity-tn 11111101311111! Tables.
0glysis; 1118103, vita
ifln'lru‘luablc '.I‘Icsc
Kindly; Price 8".
171113.
1.... , «._., _... ,
v
Asks.
»6_
31100;, at the‘ .-
1 .-~ .. deserts came
_Reeeiér 38:. 0.11
-. 11111111111 Homenttttttsptmits.
3' Preserip‘tions carefully prelim-cit ‘
" "(0011111113 egsnltan) made in 3No'1v' E3n land with
. ortvlth 11,1101, Cl'o'set, ‘Also many oth'dr Ichdnper-3
self-1,1113...- Erasmus-:0,» :Seintj 1 0 cents ro'r
-, ,I‘ r derwear, Boys’ “101818. the. .
> . to 911111111 examine new goods..-z
. 11111111 _ 11111111111 , ,-. -—.'~-'
. 18 well known as 3a Remedy for Sex nfuln, Ccnsump— .
,.be.mn
31101138131111 Wagons tarts
1.5.12.3 LIC_lSKDlB¢1¢SS,.I neat, _compa t, stenly, :md -1 --
be s'c'en in, over: Ition 11:1in at the ' ‘
01111111: am vicinity- 33 3'
1111111
.Se 10' 0 Bi terms ‘-,
Add t'esagl’fs. ufldt‘ikl’ltfi‘lt'lv. 001,- " '
Printed. on; Plain 1'
«Ry-the vD'OI'En‘Dr' 111101188110 at ‘Manutactureis 3_ 3 ' '
_...1E~313js" ethane ety, Ioilel
- ;. kitties iiitt'e' titlery’, and
Pocket Beaks
mummies 'a'ud 881133111 11" heir. Foniidry 011 are
lit r'eet', 's'oi'i'ie ofthe
'on‘ 'r'edf iii the, market. at low- prices. -- Also we
rind Methinks public at 6' little advance
-::': .ovcr our Who.esnle Price, ,
~- _n ..
GRESI-
RANGES .AIND'. LOOK STOVLS
buyers'tocirll artifice
.. Maid}! numl'ie'ro
ARI) 11121.93 BASE: BUR-V2118
- i fall 5510sz s‘nitableior
$9955 159-5313 P9» 5““ .3.
0111011
Misses 31. Johns, bill 1133151113 St.
Also, a tine stock of Ladies’ and Children’s 3Un-
Ladies aIe luv 110d
‘ 31
Straw and Felt Hats, 3
an the New 3Shad00311'1-
Silks, 3I,'Ribbons,-- Yield to; Flushes,
. Flowers "and Feathers, and all
Jewelry- St ore,
MAIN STREET, NDRWALK, _.
And examine for yourselves. All parts being ad-
jiistable, it will wear longer than any other mIa-I
‘ ’chine made.
PURE MILK 1
Deiiycred in Npiwalk and South Nerwalk, at
-' your door, chery morning
._ IByREMsou 131108;; ‘
;
0 Y
' AND-THE'
'0
'eoseaas
Goods Useful-,- Ornamental,
thud Amusm
LOWEST
PRICES
_IAlt-_Siees;3:i3ml Pt-tc'és;,;.;1:.f
in no 11113118111111,
11131111111101 11111111111111
DOMERA-ND SEE;
For it3 is lmpOSblbiL 130 describe my
Stool. l‘vory thing 103 make "
Ch 1M: on: Happy
Parents Happy
tithetns this,
£111,111, -
Pianos, mm,
Taol Chests,
IWe- haveon~ ,
For RELIABLE 000158 AT'i‘R’fi‘rivi-z STYLES and
POPULAR PRICES
.487 BROADWAY (Cor Broom $1.),
-- 0 402 a; 404 neuron s'r‘: ‘Bkookmm
8' Our Elegant Holiday 'Book my on '
' ”"Bby's’ and Children’s De‘ .
"1111. 111111110on1 ~-
Mrs. thmott F awcett’s,
No. 4. Jamea’nlect'," wavin- street. ' 3 3 3
Indies will find all the Leading styled In - - 3
{AT 6 CENTS PER QUART: 3
5111 .
and 012313311033}. .
33 ' , . 'Boy’s'
‘ Men’s
other Furs 'fo'r sale and' repaired
TAYLOR. Nor-walk, Conn.
B UFEALO aua FANCY_ 1108150.-
For-.8619, lye-lined and repaired h.
‘11"
51-1} last 11111: $11115 '
BO
ULSTERS
”:2 I!
SUITS
',’]?
ANN
YS’ OVEE
‘-- ULSTERS
III-T 're
CHILDREN’S
:6:—
1......
sum'
“,5
MEN’S OVEBCOATS . - . .s a.
. tomcoa'rs
~ ULSTERS. '.' :0 .r:
.l' P111019. 1111161111 11111 11111010111111
1‘_—.‘. '.§.’.. .-
SAMPLES, FASHION PLATES dfliflmmls "ll MUWISIIIEIEIT -
I.
FURNISHED Mill”!!! mats W WSW m SIEMOIS.
Goods forWarded by e
3.3.01 examination, and no
deaDEnF-UL. _ ,3 '- :-
Beats all: Cempetttors.~II 4;-
're .COD.,withthe rivil '
315:6 11111111131111, age
for 1-9
NEW YORK.
Toysv ToyS'
the BEST Goods anathefiowr ’
LOWEST Prices. ,
No Humbug! 1'
“
money refunded:
B0018,
Brogana,
Split 13300318, 3'
.“ ~.
.a
Kip
Tap:
" Remember the Plum
Vorwalksnoeswre _
No. 7.M-airt-,S_treet. ' 33~
.5018: ‘.'
be. Beat
F are '
AL Shin Sacqucs made to order. lengthelled
made over, re-lined and regained, also all
. AFIULL,
in every particulan
Fursll
BERNARD 'CDHN;
,MBRCHANT TAILOR
~ WEEK’S BUIEDING, WALK- 8,12, .- .
LINEOF. :3 .
Imported and Dumest'ic Cloths,
01 the latest styles, constantly on hand. , Novel-
.tles' in Scotch Sniti'ngs.
' 1
Children 8 {Shoes and Slippers, .310
Women s Carpet Slippers, _, , 3 3' 3'
Kid Slippers, ’
The Largest assortment. f_ "m
fine Goods an; Town at Prices
‘Vhlc'h cann0t £31111“th taughtby lx noticed teachers. A
zlimibc‘d nun beroecived into
the family “0:65;“. .; they would enjoy
Satisfaction '.gunrautoc'd
: __a.
"'Fi'urs I '.'
y, MKS. Q'- 'J.
AYLO‘ ,'M :11" Street.
ly new,
makers.
1168 this
.01.
“W (‘K
STOLEN
ma Reversed...
Also,iIPh
B. \l.In1tH(- d:
Illucksmitlm.
description. ’11
aid any person that. “U! i
Roi faced}! 118110111111.
‘ : 8145
Northampton ,
' 1111 and 111113101111 runs
EVERY DAY,
E. APELL’S
Model Hair Dressing Rooms.
'.5¢¢9|'4.n°9|':li1‘°m Poaljtflce'. : ..
AT',
3.0.3361. net 1 900, has a e-.
’c’n'tihr Wife mandamus-'51- 'sti tpe rundiZni
. .01! 101110 1 1,331.01“ 10'4th emu You can tell hi m‘
01.0mm . '8 tort mane and uil. very thin. has a lit:
110- white. 00‘ oiic‘hi'mt 1210118 11 'hant c ribh'er. itch-3-
very quick.
wlon (‘rirrl'a‘e‘n lb:
(._o. \‘éw Ilnuve U13,“
1.1 am y and nncameu.’ 110- .. l:
with)“: [1211111111,]!
nt'orm me will:
slimmer '.‘."hli’. 0d
a
V
the
"10111011811111” ,,
‘ -ol' 1118118001:an
‘ Mn SIDE!
Rename}: 131108.,
‘ slur fishermen the
clog,alkwgrk~done on the remotes: satis-
_.Iet ion guarantee
‘ Streehxorwalk, Conn;
BENNETT '
1 Nail-Walk", (3013111.
1.0011 [2th roi- 3'; 1‘ Ta' 10” 1111 rted Patte
3: v{6811019. mud Inertia. r.‘-11111866; 111p: ladies of this'
n _y to fall and e'x'ar'nine her. styles. She will
«‘ 'dlapld'y 611156
. Béténf D631“;
WIVM’by the Fr‘éi'ich Ste}: 3' .
;..-..—:,|II with the, New-1:018: emu? 3:32;?“kfi'351‘ius
. 36011611380100. profited to
Hike DnhBastedtBrape Costumes
"11‘1““ the MEWS" 66d 10 exec ll
“orders that maybc,givenhcr.w11h promp't'i'tui'ie
. ' Vibe {attrition the" 1013 ”floor‘iovor Prowitt’s
1’1th 1" “$81,016 11116116 1016' 3' ed 10 make alt.
,'0 111691 styles 01‘ Boot], and hoes having had
. .235 WV Egpeifgnce
“fly done at short
Everything guaranteedasrepresented-or .. 4.: ;. - -.. -. -'i
"II 1.1.. -
' 11 113.11,. -.
3! .‘h'T‘ 3; om seieu years up-
34:3 . apply to the
18.1.0. r‘ITCII.
'3 slittitute,
.'. ' fine,
: ',‘0pen'Weduesdsy, Sept. 1].
Tfigm 01-1061 Cl'as'a'es‘ aietil‘v' 'd'e'd’ into Four De-
timing-m
di 1 in T .
10639911436161“ 3 or; harm rinse-challigaaerli-
__tigushcntp nun
mama... gate. “1.119113112111113:
irididflt A gn m ‘3 5:313 end 01
“I 6111 on an
intifiexnh ' on any college for
Music, Drawing,
61113060111! rf’nll par~
M6?“ 6.
fapfifsfomciiharyo tim,“ ‘33 School
Norwalk, Conn.
NORWALK HOTEL
opp) n. 6: N‘.‘ 3.16.11.11.01, WALL 8'}.
A-YING $51:th 010111 or this pop-
g 111.18.11.11”quan el, the subscriber
Wou' 11081106! 680110 0: the public. fecl~
, x r on e in
' 'hnlidlseis lie ”:23?” 00111111011113: tgqgivecsati'slhc‘:
:11 Ont-Wk. personal super-
. 'visidu‘ and)!“
(9516qu tamcrit the good 11 ill
1513”“ was: their" comfort
-&nl} welfare-v Tire “blgéwylhbe furnished with
33 liken“ th‘o ml'rket' “Fords; .uiziitersattcntit c.0110
mammary
3PM U ml; Stable is connected
[1'1th $21180: Term misg'efiédhablc either by the
“Wanton and care
111%?th cold orwalk.
SE, Manager.
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