aj /‘
. worth.
.on the Connecticut Western to. Say-
'that the lines will be built.
'F‘orssvesalyearsareport has been
'eireahtsd to the effect that the stock-
'eodaty fair to Bridgeport.
, purely a rumor and at the meeting Sat-
{m residing
h
tapes. muss: talks, gentlemen,
-.
*fi‘k‘flr’ '
enalw canons "AIR DOA-D OI
- nuns-a.
Warning Against Cheap Baht:
mac-tuning Alan and PI
u—AM in their luppresalon Pro--
We of the Alum Powders hold
to the Itate.
'hentoa. N. .I. bum omits.
The New Jersey State llourd of lleulth
has publiehed Its oillclal regulations for
theeuforeement of the laws relating to
the adulteratlon of food and drugs.
With reference to baking powders. the
following provision is made:
“BAKING I’OwDElts.—The market is
flooded with large quantities of inferior
Mill darts. and as "108:; are solhl
W] wor lug people, an are use
by these people as substitutes for yeast,
it ilneoury, in order that light bread
be made. that these powdent have proper
leaveniag power. This power therheap-
Of powders do not have. many of them
giving of! very little i'lli'llllnlt' gall. ’l‘hese
cheap and int rfect powdern contain
alum or phosp ate. and are so crudely
compounded that a residue is left in the
brad or biscuit after baking. The pub-
lic are warned against these. and in their
an ion will be faithfully aided."
o regulations provide for the collec-
tion of ram les which are to be forward-
ed to the tale chemists for anal sis.
Four chemists have been appoint . as
Prof. A. It. Leeds. llobolten:
fpliowe:
ref. H. B.Cornwall, Pnnceton;Shippen .
Wallace, Burlington. and Itr. W. Kn
Newton, Paterson.
The following are the names of the
alum baking powders sold in the state
examined and reported upon by the State :
Chenille. The list will be useful for
dealers and consumers alike. 1! other
or new powders are discovered
“pies should be forwarded to the state »
chalet for examination:
II.“ BAKING POWDER." £01.11 1! HIV Jill-l1 . l
DAVll'. PA’I'A l‘rlt'o, )
nloouts'. assrox. 1
on SPOON, ATLANTIC & PACIFIC, .
WASHINGTON. BENIN. BROS.
lama WINSIDW. SOVEREIGN.
wmnson. 81 Li‘llli amt.
mm' rmzz. nova sen. .
naoos'santosoaomonaxoc. |
our: am. smart Hill a,
ova own, wm'rs suit. .
Jacons'. nammwatonr.
altars, sousav [1.1.5.
o, u. LINCOLN. l
s'ms. ox roe, I
Pxnramox.
__.--.... _. _ ‘
or nononnn ascesrm‘. I
Special Connecticut Representatives for
the Inauguration Centennial.
In accordance with the recent special
act of the Legislature, Gov. Bulkeley has ‘
appointed the lineal descendants of tth
members from Connecticut in the First?
Congress to go with the commission al- '
ready chosen to represent this state at.
the centennial celebration of the first
inauguration of Washington. The 50]..
actions thus far are hlainen. Alfred ii. '
Terry of New Haven, great grandson of l
Jeremiah Wadsworth, who served dur-’
ing the Revolutionary war on the staff
of General Washington as commissary-
general of theContinental army; Prof.
Edward Salisbury Dana of Yale univer- :
sity, greahgrandson of Gov. Jonathan
Trumbull; Prof. Charles Frederick John-
IOII of Trinity college, great-grandson of
Senator William Samuel Johnson; the
Hon. Simeon E. Baldwin of New Haven,
greatrgraudson of Roger Sherman; Dr.
Pinchney W. Ellsworth of Hartford,
greatgrandaon of Senator Oliver Ells-
Tbe members of the First Congress,
from this state were: Senators, Oliver
Ellsworth and William Samuel Johnson:
repruntatives. Benjamin Huntington,
Johnathan Trumbull, Jeremiah Wads-
worth, Roger Sherman and Jonathan
Sturges.
“'0 MORE BRANCHES.
Some of the Plans or the Consolidated
Railroad-One for a Parallel.
At the recent meeting in New York of
the directors of the Consolidated a plan
was talked up for an extension of the ‘
New Canaan branch from New Canaan
to Danbnry, a distance of 12 miles, which
would be practically a parallel to the Dan-
bnrysnd Norwalk road. But more at-
tention was given to another plan andI
surveys were ordered and three are now
under way. They are for an extrusion
of the branch from Berlin to New Brit-
ain on to Hartford on the Connecticut
Western. The only connecting lines .
between the Canal and the Hartford div- :
isions are operated by rival companies,
and freights from western Connecticut}
can he transferred to the Consolidated ‘
branches in the east only over the rival i
lines. The new road will connect the ’
New Hartford branch with the Valley
division,tbus uniting eastern and western
Connecticut by a road under one man-
agement. For a long time the towns on
the Connecticut Western road have de‘
sired more direct communications with ’
thscentor and eastern portions of the
etate, and this demand is in a fair way
of- meeting recognition. Excursion
trains to the shore will crom the Eart-
fovd diviion at Berlin and run down the
Iiddletown branch, and thence over the i
Valley division to Saybrook. It
will bed? miles from Farmington to Say-
bsocflnd 61 iniles from New Hartford
hook. Pruident Clark does not say
A Chance for Bridgeport.
Midsrs of the Fairfleld County Agricul-
tlni Society expected to transfer the
It has been
Inlay attunocn it was shown that the
in Bridgeport
walld not make an effort to bring about
M I change. To purchase a site suit
able forfitbe purpoeesofafair, build a
half tails track and erect necessary
building, would cost 3100.000. One of
the .ln'sst mama. of the
1‘5?- tlIPark Cityrecutlynid
tut Mottbatamountoouldnotbe‘
ed those who“ tan easy maussto
wyltaadmswhatsucesnwould
“its;
=2
Will's
SUPERIOR
Immmm
TIIE PIIREST iIIll BEST
ls made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. stricil pure bicarbonate of
min. and a small portion of flour us it
rreeervative. nothing else whatever. and
a warranlml entirely free from alum.
ammonia. phosphates. linw. and all tlu-
allulit-raulu frequently fountl in linking
ymwdvrs. 'i'Iie t'littrm'lor of Iltllll'l'lltlrl
trawl. ilivlr purity. and tho nicely of their
comhiuuliou, tender ('Ieto-Inutl'n superior
linking llttit‘llt'l' the moat healthful and most
et-ontunit'nl in use. flllll it nlwnyn nlI'onls
“'lll'lt't-Olllt‘. nutritious. and delicious food.
it is n-mnnm-n-letl I'nt'pui'ity. healthful-
new and t'illl'lt‘lli‘y Ivy Government and
State chemists, t-homisla of Boards of
Health. and professors in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in mus. full wright.
(/‘utvsusn llimrnmts. ALBANY. N. i'.
The Chained Tea Ever Offered.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A. MUST DELICIOUS Bm'itmoiz. 1111' 11'.
Yr. will am at any mu. 6:115:3- :tt‘t.‘ uric:
It is the "lunar “lull! l.nr.p:—L~1fr~m
1w l-e-‘l plantain-us my! tjuamrn- ---l air in'. .;.'
yvzrv- .tznl fr» 0 fr >711 slid-lull: rnlium or vv-Zor my
1 if" r Thr- I'll":l1flԤ htf' luvrim-ttrrtlly v-n: .l
and wrrmmrtl l-tll n‘--',rlt?, It 14 l.i;i"f|."Jl-'
I fill-Til in n-- than tlm 1.1m rrru-l- 1!
Oriental it Ccrlder.“ Tea 60., L't'd.
”ch flyirr', 35 Hurling Slip, B‘r‘rr York.
For Nllt' 11:. tit» lr-"l ur... .-r~.
l‘. l). 1.1“"1‘0‘5 & 00.,
l). l.’llOlilil~llllEl',
CHAS. ll. l‘EBliIS,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
it. t”. N. 11. a u. autumn.
December '21, 1585.
some weer. oouro nu.
5.16 a. or. Express. 5.21 " Arcnm,
5A:- " l-Ixurtn. 7.1% “ Acmm.
6.12 “ incalfix. 21.541 “ Accom.
aft: " “Kilimfip. It 10 " Incnllix.
73:5 " laws] Ex. 10.12: Armm
7.36 " local Ex. 12.1.1 pulses-urn Rx.
8.3} " Localiix. 1.07 " Lorai 17.1.
8.3) “ 50.5.5 metal 1.43 “ Sp'gfleld Way.
9J6 ” Mal x .307 “ iarallix
9.2M " Accom. 4.11 “ Ilous.Kx.
10.13 " x. 9.2:! " Antoni.
11.45 “ hulls. 5.1.0 ‘ Naaths.
12.59;). m.,}::pf1.”. 5.11 ” Accomm.
1.:0 “ Batten 7.18 ” Local Expre-
2.“ " Accom. 7,2: “ Bridgd'pt Ace.
4.16 “ Boston Ex. 8.49 ” Arum.
5.06 " Stamford Act? 9.40 " Accom.
5.25) “ Express ILL/7 " Adams Ix Ac.
6:143 " SlamluirdA't‘r 12.15 ‘- Boston Es.
8.11 “ ll'porl Spec. Scam".
10.15 “ Armin. 7.3% " Accent.
human. 9.11" Act-om.
9.15 Arron. 6.51 {mm Acton”.
6.10pm) Accnm.
7.221 “ 11ml l-pr.
8.59 " accent.
Trains Leave East Norwalk.
mile m1. come “81'.
6.0? a. m. z (5.34 a. In.
6.35 " 8.52 "
7.1 ' 1.17 11.121.
93‘: “ 5.15 “
11.41 “ 6.2.9 "
2.40 p.m. 9.51 "
5.0.) be
6.3.! " l
8.01 "
0. l. SWABD. C. '1'. Ill-mo.
Gen. 53;». “on. Pass. Ag't
eal Jstate,
crrv AND COUNTRY.
CO.
I"! lit SAM". llY
TAIIIIR R IiIlIREII,
lll'JAl.
I 'JN'I‘ .\ 'l‘l '3.
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANC
AGENTS.
45 3416.47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, com.
909
Ilesirablelluildinglole
Franklin, Summitt and West Streets, also
on Elmwood, Bayview and Taylor aves.,
and on Hillside Place.
-4>
Improved Properly
ward and Stuart a.ves., also on Monroe,
West, Lowe, Spring, Cedar Concord and
Chestnut Sts., on the Turnpike, Roton
Hill and Ely Neck Roads, and desirable
residences in East Norwalk.
WehavelhaPIanu
tly arranged 8 room houses, the founda-
tions of which are already laid on West St.
which can be finished by the first of June.
~-_-‘ .. .._
Alarmofl5lcre
HOUSA'I‘ONIC RAILROAD.
liaSBl'lii' it NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 4th. 1388.
Passenger Trains.
BOUT}!-
Lv.Norwalk. Lv. 80. Norwaik. Ar. Wilson Polo
73:a.m. Twain swam
8 1‘.‘ “ 8 25' ' t: .15 ”
1MB “ 1013 " 10:!) “
1250p.m 10)p.m. “nun.
4 34 " 4 4o " 4 53 “
611‘ “ Hut-d bad ” Mixed 61f: ”X'x'd
8m, to so b 07 It as a ‘5 a es
9 41 ” " to 21 -‘ " to at ‘ “
action.
9 m n. in.
0.01 p. in
NOIE’I‘I l.
Lv. Wilson Pout. Lv.So. Norwalk. ALXorwalk
IlOLm.lL:rftl imamJi'x'd 210leed
6 25 M a. 6 5 so u 6 ‘i II
945 " 918 “ 923mm.
12 01 “ 1‘.’ 13 p. In. 12 16 {in
250 “ Hind 310 ")iier 316 ad
4511.11 51? “ 5179,
5 5.0 u 6 so .. 6 so "
F 15 ll
:5. 19 “ ans. :1 w n “ Mixed to fit lixed
scan".
ll :30 a. in it '25 a. m.
6 31 pin a 5‘1 p. in.
W. B. Swanson. Vice-Pres. and Geu‘l lanagu.
P. C. Pans. Sn ‘utendcnt.
A. W. Psanm, mu Passenger Agent.
' first LINE.
Leave Bridgeport for Pittsileld.
RT;- in. accommo'n
new a. m. Hired
50 p. in. express
accommo'n ‘
snxnar nu.
1 so a. m.
4.
'6 10 "
:Goee only as fares Great Harrington.
'Ooeaonly as far as New Milford.
Wu. 1]. mason. Vice Pres‘t & Gen'l Ian'g'r
W. K. chiv. 53.;
A. W. Pnllll. . Pamcnger Ag't..Bridgeport,Ct
Licensed Day Scavenger.
Privy Vaults and Cesspools
Cleaned and Diseafeeted.
cnanurs arcs-r. Prop.
W sddrae: so PAIBPIKLD AVE.
(I inquire of JARVIS KKILOGGJIeaIthOM,
dis 2w
Nuwalk.
nertsnmmlowuea‘.
>~ , ewgoiw.uotuuy.
dwelling and out-houses in good condition,
ready for occupancy, situated about 1 mile
n Main,
Spring,
on Elmwood,
Taylor, Wood-
of two small
and veryconven-
in excelle’t state
of cultivation,
from East Norwalk Railroad Station.
m.._m ,.. _....
Alarm at So.WiIlo
out- houses and land all in good condi-
tion. A variety of good fruit on the place.
A Farm of ditto—res in Ilarien
10 minutes Walk from the Rowavton
Station.
——--——m- ——
Averydesiiabl
Country residence
within 5 minutes
walk of Noroton Station of 35 acres,
of 26 acres,
dwelling,
Grounds and improvements in good
condition.
.——.4.’.
other Fromm
to call. x/
on our list.
Pur-
chasers are Invited
lldlnlu 11113111111er310]!
FOR. am. *
SOUTH NOBWML£VENEG SENTINEL, TUBIDAY,‘ MARCH 10. 1889.
George I. Iladeshtll
new in town Hill to,
womanhfifim
llsviaoud St... City.
Daily New York Ilene-gee.
)AilClLil called luv and dellveved In all pom of
the my or vicinity. Pun-pt attention paid to
all ordm 1e tat rial-ted} wow-It. or 110 ts drag
store, booth Norwalk. . .AlDIthI’. it! In
Bridgeport and Herwalls Bless-
eager.
01114 ll. tlll‘l'll will attend to all orden left at
v John Drummers Rather hinmboath Norwallt.
Inch museum-aim Norwal and v.
smug-'nusmst..nnlm:£a,;tgnn£
daily trips.
leesenger.
lltlll'l'l'. the mail carrier will call for. and
deliver wcclsat Norwalhov 110th lorwalk
t limited to tilt mods.
nib Norwalk Poem
a.‘ sssrtm.
l
for ten cents each, we
tllatest Hawaii: and
"“35”" and dlspatch
0111111“. it L'llOllDlilU would
‘ agln roll the
1 attention of the public to notice 1 y have a
large numb" of cheap lots. theat- heroes and cheap
fanns fur sale. Also are doing businm for the
heat Life and Five Imursnco companies, I’umltnre
Merrill Photographic Academy,
Commercial Training School,
61 Atlantic an. etamtord. CI.
In Session Day and Evening.
' iIOR‘l'IlANll and Type-writing "moot
i nnrlrrllwwrscnal Inaimrtlanuflht' ate lino
and banana manager of Harley’s hhimband ”this”.
Hartford, Conn.
COIHZRL'IAL Department. for the Many of
hook keeping. E-nmaaehip. arithmetic. etc.
in charge of Print. A. .Wardeof New York cltv.
Yoongtnen and woman artfully prepared to All
honorable and lucrative positions.
Busi- eas llmtses nuppllrd with crmipflent satiat-
sain on short notice For circulars and full infor-
mation call on. or address.
Sills. II. A. MERRILL, Prim,
61 Atlantic Street, Stamford. _
SPJCINO‘r, l Flt-t1 t.
G IIANI)
llllliury Display
Al Mrs. W. Pswcetl's, 3 Wale-r rt . Norwalk.
on exh'hltlou
lists, Bonnets, Ribbons,
\‘elvets, Sills». Laces, Flowers,
Pompous, Ornaments, A'c.
llats made and trimmed by comma: millions.
ilata dyed and l tensed. )icurntag ordtrs a you tally.
Saw
The balance of our winter Pinch wrwt ll rloan mt
wry low. Trimmed llatn from $1.00 up.
MRS. FAWCETT,
3 Water In, . Nam-Ill.
F. R. IIISR 8: RR".
Itll 12 varietia of
RANGES
From $8.50 to $30.00.
New and Second-Hand I.
WACONS,
New untl Scooml-Iiauul
CARTS,
A lAll, oI'
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
Ono Gruccr’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
- A261)—
Barn-Ya rd Manures.
RAIM NI] RRIIS
BEE HIV!!!
General intelligence Office
Any one in want of mp1" omit, or withing to
clung: his or in plane. will no It will lay than to
call here and "them their term. .adlr-s frre'
Continua 'lll he charm! the Inns of t. as. If
you want to him or atll. or tent, or enquire for any
thing you can an hrre. as wt: will sdvcmne at the
other every day. We ban: a sitting room for [Adios
and one for (lent: elm.
“I
am
Welmvvanmanrsat when you can get anything
from at»: mulullh “Lir- full 1int-a‘l at all m.
thaniby lllt' dsynrm- .szm mtg rw ‘
m to Yuma humanity. this an s.
No. ti Water itt., through.
Lent 3.; Come "
And we are wetland to lam-h Dll kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
“Tilrllflll' and 1mm llstr rustic arrsr W-
mu for an extra quanuty uery day throng; Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
Twit have no: lam nostril.
Pure Tomatoe Catsnp.
151:1 nut-is,
Inc I t u c t,- , linens-slum,
l’icklcd Oysters,
name. MARKET 11X ’2'.”
l’llBlill EVERY DA I'
—.7-
IIUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Theoosthereoplc Minot-mutton:
“UNCLE NICK.”
We hsvcsold am of three ranges saviour 1w
(ital Ameriran heaters. Tam range! ”(than
ere have won the ”(it)". Just received a full line
Decorated China.
in granite and plats and «paved man were We
have a lame start of Agate. Omar. Tin asd' lrca
Ware. Prices luw. cm: as a salt.
1.617111111181111 Silllll,
871‘ Main flex-cot,
SO. SURWALI.
WW“... ......-
FRAMING at lowest nricet.
Full line of Artists’ “81811315.
1
BE" 9 Whereas-
Fs'itneiag‘" "mi:
«swamp-mantel!
Drama—l' ion. I. Med; (1.
Baxter's.
ILL mus
Lowest Prices!
The Beat Goods for
the Least loony
_..AT.—
R. S. RRRWN’S
BOOT & 811011 STORE,
plank t Lane’s mock
IllllllllRSllllIllll
; JAN IIARY, l 1580.
’ We tan-r context...» nfant a
l
1, LA I“ i} It"; 8TOCK
lulu IlllllKS,
New Goodmt’at Cost.
Otto lot, old styles, at $2.00
for choice.
Large lot Dress Goods
markct125to 50c placed on
separate counters at uniform
price of 158 per yard.
20 per cent. discount on
marked iriccé; of leather
Gloves an Mittens.
Many other goods reduced
to make room for new goods
after February Isl.
111111 1811118.
A l’l‘bl. LINE 0!"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V_§__r_nishes.
Wire Steel Door Slate,
30‘3””.me
“'10 “11am
Welling Stationery!
W
A SPECIALTY.
I’RIIITIIIR RF ILL lIIIIlR
ATM
aa- IAIIm. v’1
Berry Bros. 11% Oil. Finish. 5
W. C. QUIHTARD, I“
Sentinel Office.
Artificial Stone Steps. COpIng.
LAWN ROLLERS.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
dun. dun,
Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD,
as Water lireet. Jdli 1y
Finis}:
WI'I‘IIR REPAIRING
SKILLED VWORKMEN.
Tin: follow” g is the certificate of ti, D. ilaylm, a
[Music of the Winona school of lithology, now
with
ll()M I‘II&15.II( )3"l‘,
JEWELER,
Nu. l5 lluilrmul Plus-u.
\i’wosa. Mm. l‘eh. l‘llh. Isa-l.
This is to cart" that Mr. H. 1). llayles hart been
with me aea pup I. and i can highly P'f‘ttlllmt'lltl
hltnaa a nod watrhmslterto any ill uml oi the
aervlces o a minis-tart and line workman. lie can
turn out as line work as an man: he ban a wry
Inc and complete set or too e, and has made many
special tools under my Instruction; his lam-ling ls
yrrfetttl elegant. and I might go on and state much
more. at space forbid». Ilc will make a \‘ll'
valuable addition many Jewelry store and 1 highly
rec-immend the young man to any one. ilr. llaylt-e
has done chrouonmt-r. chronograph and repeater
workln drsbclsaastyle. lie Ilsa done American.
English and tiwbs work and general rcpslrmg about
all alone of valence. Ile does his work clmantly.
Yours truly. W. 1’. A. WOODCOCK.
EVISNING‘:
Commercial School.
BUSINUS DIPAIITIBN‘I'jily I systcmlof
oillcre. nun all kinds of hiil’lllt'fl' paper. with
which our ac olars do llurtlncde. they are pmrilcally
titted for any commercial position. El'rllillllti—
Homily. Wndntsday and i‘rids evenings
hllOitTliAb'D AND ;’l'Y'l'r\i'IilTl!\‘li DE-
oartment ielnrharue of s rsrtrcal teacher. who
can secure heat mulls. velour Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.
GERMAN CI.A1§6«A practirnl leather from
Yale College gnu- Iceman .lwo sftumxrss inch
week.
Would bellies-stilt) have you rail or Irltc for
particulars. FRANK ll. llL'aCOli.
Gazelle Building. Sol-walk, Ct.
I". s.—Alhfl of Bflflflt‘fl‘ qument. Bridgeport
Business College. 129 if
CAN DIES
Of all kindt.
Baitgnv !
cortm‘cortss. CANDY TOYS. ands full assort-
ment of ornamental candy.
”John Holland
MUDBR'B BLOCK.
Pint t'lsee
915—1!
The Best Kindling Wood
lowtobehadissoldbyc 1'. hon-din bags or
50 lbs. at 500 Each.
One cents worth is mmgniar'nt to kindle say ordinary
L‘.
C. 'l‘. LEONA I"),
Water St. Norwalk.
“1 if
15% North NInin St.
SPRING STYLES
—or—
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line oi'Gilts
At 25. 30. and 40 Centre, Double Roll.
Endings—ted Gilts
Sew Styles, at Ade. Double Boll,
—ar —-—
DECKER’S
Palm and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main St»
South Norwalk, Ct.
CASH
luts'l'lllluslms
ONLY LOOK!
ll. Hum Rfllllllllll'l,
.92 Washington Street.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
' lb‘fllmhham.
saw-arson... -_ leathlerwalk.
u...- ‘ 1
Livery and Feed Stable
u ,illil’lt‘li hum.
Home mul ('urriagos inlet for all ocraanns.
t'aumtu .- al “11!"! to mutt. All Trains.
Illnul T‘Ill.nlll! a1 lit-amimhlc l‘tltu,
'I‘t-lephonu connection.
Human Nature on the» Racltl
. -‘. V: -
. ‘ "i .31“.
i’ ‘ '
mt
There 1! not the ltestneces-
any for sunning fru-
quu’un‘ius, atl'nawn.
N. -.urr.tmd antlers Illan-
" A: rm. “lll'ii the most obli-
mut- ctr-m are cured b
u-xng NILL'S llllllL‘u -
lt‘ l'll.l..~‘.. They are con
lam-ll of harmlt-s note-
an- Illl' of the hell Liver
and Family l‘urgallvu Pills
In the Market. 'l‘t-tlllnonl-
IIIlllllilllclnlllylllOuNtlitlrl lama-ml an permit
a has at these pills by applying to me, and tlo agree
to fork“ 1m Ikvllmlur em
afturliuti. "Ills is no apn- Eaulc Pull. but a
sun-nicmnffacle. Mid by all unnern lit a
and “Ulla unwound lll Somalis by it B l’hlst
l'rtct- 2:5 cents per box, the hon s for 31 ill.
11:: 2m 0. a. HILL. hopnctor. Portland, le.
x:
a,
‘5 3‘
failure to rare after
. swan a; BUSHNELL,
862 Water 191.. («not of Hank,
llllIDiikll'Oii'l'. (IT.
We ask rent-wed at ti-mion this M'Uoll in our stark
of Nova Swim hand made wooiun rttxtklngttglovu
and milll'lll‘. indoor lure of imported (lucruscys.
We rush to runn- fully lltlmlul‘tl tn the notice of
all out-door u‘or‘srrr. drivers. it. it man, and
ml'll,lht‘l;rt‘:ll comfort and safety from out and
cold, to he di'lIVcll from a was! Pllll of oiled cloth-
ing. With thu-e uu ruhbt-r (lion-a and linger Cots,
of which achat’ea maid l'UCli. The dnmagc to
hon-m and harm-mm hy niiuaml Fit'tl Home Is well
known to every horse owner. One of our Oiled
L'snvae Count will prove it complete protetlion
and may rate In my: many “mt-a ill a single storm.
'lhc-c lmwu‘eram but eirh- rhuws. Our main
hinllll'll!ll!(ll‘ltllilfl .n l'un- lkt'ulfl and Oils, Ship
tillantllt-ry. Engznwr‘s bupplus and Dredging 31a
tcrlals, ln anyof thew lines in: are dmicult to
match and impossible to heat.
By the way. We haw It Brand of (‘igurs made
from thu- host imperial stock whu h we Full only in
boxes of 1d) each. They are \rry tine flavor and
cost but little more than (luau-tire. Drop In and
try tin-m. Tlllt‘llliulll‘. N. ‘1'. Prices. Never
ulldersold.
The Old and Reliable.
mm mm LINE.
lluwalklllulnd.
‘THE PROPELLERS-
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make dally trips, Sundays excepted, for
freight between New \urk. Sorwslk and South
Norwalk. Will leave l’ier23. foot of Beekman s
New Yorhevery fleeing. except saturdays. at
o'clock. andcn Saturdav at 2 p. in. Leave Nor-
walk Bridge and Soul Norwalk everyevenlng.
might taken mm and "at... for all
points on the Daubury and Norwnlk ind
Shepaug Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
Upon appllc‘tion to agents the City of Norwalk
and Eagle will the scat for aerial lots of freight
anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
W311 persons are forbid trusting any of the
cmployw— of the boats of this line on accouutof
the on here thcrwf.
Halcl,_lldlu_& flu.
WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDI,
HARD WOOD WORK.
01’ ALL KINDS.
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Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and. Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Plotting,
and Turning.
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Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
r‘dgcs.
in at m a? Marshall Street.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Halal. Ballet & in.
New Yomt Cr".
A few months afiol commenced to use 1'. I". I.
Nos 1 and 2 for bs dncss on the crown of my head.
The is all haired over and looks as good an the
rest 0 my head. I am very much pleased and would
highly recommend it to anyone who is bald otwentl
thicker hair. .
P. B. COLEMAN. Engineer, 13 Park Row.
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