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Home SENTINEI.
human. was as 1»an
‘, y y . tam—"Wm." ”lo
usmuwummu. lotu-
".....W~.:c.....m “can
” nst a
aadhathmksdwc. delud-
, . worm-a Minnelli fur-
. “salutin- ,
' l ' IAIlSv-By mild: asl-
‘mpnpdd: Oumoutb.flcitltrss
‘ . “maintain.“
, Mmboymlzcawcck. to herald
'urrlsr.‘ -
arm-«Ito. its Wuhlugton’stmt.
m W call. as. Branch
' fi'allstract. Norwalkz' telephone
' .. “ acts-routs in all cuns be
so _ ’
vac mniic sll‘lllll.
Bonn Nouwsu.Coss.
mm}. APRIL 24. 1894.
y i The Tyranny ofclotlies.
M of the tripods and iycquuiiitances
‘3! osmium: author. Rudyard Kip-
.“ Buttle tom. VL. :m- not right
that be lit not it little llll "queer" in
“1. With the common herd it is
' to be (load than to bc "dimer.”
, never forgive unylmdy for-be
kwt trout tbfifllflf'lfl‘fi. sitid any-
who is (lillr'rcflt is qncr-r.
(Eh I”! on which llir «lit-nations OI
‘ Kipling's eccentricitics arr- llllfil‘tl is
inn walk all ovci- tin: count ry—
fl’l it with bated lxrruth. t'l'en iii
n‘crsd streets of Brattleborn itsolf~
old clothes on. His but is on llll'
’ sombrero, weather ll’all‘ll; his over—
ll actually Iilml'iliy, and he. wears
w boots, with his trousers tut-km]
than. Evidently sonn- of thcscgood
an scuudnlizpd and think Kipling
. We! wear anything clue than
leather shoes and l]. silk but. Ill
,. to live up totlieexlm-Iutions fortn-
' him, in their jndgttirut. iin uuthnr
Vilways be on dross puriulc.
issorry that these good pctiplc cun-
' M 0!! their onelivo- unthor :ilwuys
‘ 7' . - up. At the some Illtlr‘ unc'dfiyltl'
. ~ are wholly with Mr. Kipling. llw
im out the hum? of old clotliPs
' film to enjoy it in his own way.
”my. many times. of u bracing
t
in shop or oflice all wcvk longs to
- out for awulk! The grow-s wr-re
V" Ifil'lt temples, and lie “‘lnllr‘N with
“heart he might go out tor "lll'l' in
life and freely worshi p in tho-so- king-
plat He would likc to walk ltl
' ' ' . thlll llt‘: not Ku’.‘ Nu: lll‘
no a step. The npliiinlisuf his
. . and neighbors rcipiiw that hc
put on his land clothes bet-unso- it Is!
y. Oh, the luxury of u long trump
ill allies; the pleasure of swinging
Ills and moving every muscb- in
no; hecaunot walk. It hr starts,
m jolly. easy fitting rig. the eyes
Wary maid and matron tind tll‘r'mlfll
” that meets him arc :m rlttqllt'lil
’ ‘ ThoglsnceirnpltcsIn-yottddoubl
hold clothes. Th? wmrI-r of them
tofcel at every turn that he i.- an
aodhas been stealing or I'llllllflll-
ll harder or sonic-thing. To Wr'm‘
”I. new Clothing and u still silk
a long walk is both to be ill put-
and to ruin onc‘s lie-l i'lolltch.
your victim new-r trims it Inurc than
dress as we plow.
Outlining the African-i.
,
Wives. lib? found llyt iii
.wltm is make It yield «not-
"Mty. too. suiting tho-m gold sud
, with the forests will furnish
“flash to supply the Wm’lll for
.. twu oslturirs sppsn-ntly.
ssh assess: to the colour.
3 “0 ll" Wlllls’ twwple, l:
and ms?
. with the second story windows. thus tak-
“ and electric cars running over pedestri-
‘ be a help in shortening the Illllw.
4 comfortable. loose, cwrydny venture!
‘ Vthncis something Salllmtli ltrrnklng
Bran in this free cotiiitry we cun-
It. French Sheldon is u wotumi
We. She proposm to loud it
. . . ofwhitc people into mstcniAfri-
flbdfllm tbs mum and incidental-
. 7 “II pest fortunes for the Wlllll‘
Africa wss much land of anti-nor.
futility. only waiting for civi-
' Mus. linernls tire there in
M Sheldon want» It!" while
to touch lhc 1|th how to
“flour and sell their fruits
Nuts. If banana llottr will
“I w than that sour. liulf
Willampmmd Aflll‘flt‘lll
upon us alpigw-ntnha-n-
‘Mflall the lady Wants to avi-
was. She mum to ‘Imtltc
WI food and to wfnr mi»
, Flt will they be any hop»
W “I“ tbry are now
u. to m mum pm
i of notaliltlc litters-st
._ st I cunts-must m-t-sn
W"? Murmudthsmrrlh
“ tits Kara msusl
Ms no mo tot
L
“Do intro others as
Fine Creamery Butter prints,
The Ferris (3016me Hams,
A little higher in price, but-—
lint it'will be the hsgfimdig of a great
trade for Siberia. It will speedily be-
come a popular tourist route, too, for all
the world wants to go where other pso-
plc have not yet been.
A new kind of clevawd road has been
proposed for crowded cities. It is a car
truck placed over the sidewslk and level
in}; the rut trucks out of the street. Thus
there would be more room for vehicles
druwtrbyimm-s. smiths danmot cabls
ans would become nothing. The adapta-
tion of electricity as a motive power has
developed this scheme.
now‘living who will see this trip bet ween
Europa and America made in four days
at. the most. Edison’s plan for lubricat-
Ing the sides of a ship so as to diminish
the friction of salt water will proliiibly
Judge (fhlld of Ncwurk. N. .l.. hits
made 3 decinion which is of iiiterost tn
all associations whom» mambo” burn a
pccuniuryintcrwt in tho organization.
The judgment was rendered in a lawsuit
between in member of the Knights of
Pythias and that organization. The de—
cision was to the cast-t that a member of
an asstn'iutioii in which he has ti pix-uni-
ary interest cannot be expelled from it
unless he be found guilty of un oflcttsc
which either aflocts the interest or good
government of the :tsstx-iution or is in
dictable by the luwa of the land.
A popular tuli‘wriisctucnl rays that
10,000,000 American gentlemen tirc “rur-
ing the grip lutrkli- ii'trv lutt'll clwtric
rapid tiring Pllt‘lu'lliltl'. Arr lllrrc II),-
000000 Quilts-urn liliilllt'r-lttl‘f _
I'lqtinllly in ’l‘tunilon.
titan: ford Advocatoi
It isolwioits tlmt Ilicrc Ils‘tv'l‘ min In-
cqunlity intimation iii this rilitll‘ until
cncli town list-i property either :it it~ rt-ul
vnliic ornt u ccrtuin proimrtiim tltormf
which shall b0 the same in cvcry town
As state and county tam-s uni lci ind on
town and not city grnud lists. an int-rouse
in valuation in city umsnwnts can
bring no pi-nulty such us was rcceutly
llllplht‘tl upon llridgetnirt because its :is-
sesmrs complied with the law and thou-
of (lllls'l‘ towns did not.
Tlll‘ llriilgoport l'airiiicr tliitikai tlu- Ill-W
law iintlcr which tho Suporior t'otir: has
just rcvokcd a South Norwtdk liqttnr
license. will how more cffm't iti so-
ciiring careful t'onsidcration of tllililli'n‘
tions by county I‘OlllmISBIOIIl‘I’H than tiny
number of proclamations and open lotions
from Low and ()rtlcr leagues. lt :itl'ortls
.‘l rc-rulur :ind tiutlioriml tuctluul or w
curing :1 “WWW of cut-Ii casc- lty on im-
partial and capablc institution.
iiizii riusr rum. Tllll'.
1hr "11“.“ “sh-slow" Shows that she iii“
In a [lard an. to Baal.
Tlll' "Shadow." llic m-wtwctityvotic»
footcut bout whose s prioritituims
are ex rectal to jiisli y 'lll‘l' tnttuc. was
given icr first trial trip Saturday. Hlic
was given in spin down the harbor mid it
short distance out ls-yonil the light house
and though thcwind was too li ht for
ll sutisfucmry lost slit» shown spend
which convinccd tlimo wlio Iniiitllctl
her that she will Inc a dump-sous
com timr for any boat in her class
Brat ley Brothers, of (kimpo. lur whom
the new cratt was designed and built
by II. 8. Robbins. the veteran bout
builder. ea themselves ”entirely
satisfied w ill tbs boat‘s showing. Illlltil'
experienced yachtsmcn who witnessed
the vessel's psrlorrusnce said that under
the circumstances the trial lrlp proved
that whcuiu rsclngtriin the crutt will
develop high speed.
The “Shadow" was built purely for
racing purposes and will make her first
appearance In that capacity in tin- rt?-
astts of the Cad-v Point \‘scht club on
Memorial Day. in that regatta she will
compete sgsiust some of tho smartest
boatsnulocx lslscd Sound sud it she
armour victor also will bars oval
bsrubillty to contact the chain; omhlp
with almost anything in her clash»
llrldgvport Farmer.
”W. a.“ ....
‘llc Way to [tracts the Purple.
Nswspspsr ulvcrtlslng is pro-eminent-
ly best, because it is tin- qulckcst sud
cheapest method. But history runs-ts
ttself. and merchants nunsrslly begin
their militias- career with circulars.
curds. . always to wind up In the
mug columns almost sxclusivcly.
Since W ass prawns”, a new»
paper pscplc scouts strsu c
thatthctimlsmn Is sdvsttlshi Is slit
moor learned. Impetus: s veniso-
uisutsct todsysrcbrlcgmdss part or
the mat-1s profitable mill . The
knowing coat.) who Its ”not to be
W mun-incur it:
an at ty, s t
assign-ts who ass stu swatch to
must: Wand aksstatcmsnts.
form do run only to themselves.“-
D
s
e
lasts issisaluicsscstinct. Tbs
, 'Ittakss . ‘ itccstabllshsuamsand
gained isworthltskiug cure of. We hold an enviable position,“
_ tilts Gunny trade, which we have attain” brutally Industry
‘ -« careful management, and shall maintain through constant
vigilance and good judgment. We have always stood by thst
. old maxim. .
, unto you." which is the solution to our deserved success. Always
cucumber we absolutely guarantee every ccnt's worth we send
out. Don't take any chance of getting a substitute for a genuine
article, but call upon us and get what you buy.
Fancy Dairy Butter, 25c; «ll lbs. $1.00.
Choice Dairy Butter, 22c lb. ; 5 lbs. 01.00. ‘
1 We are still selling Joues', Hacker's or Success Flour, 60c
' bag; “.50 bbl.
“Wis.-.§;.§§.... ........
ERIN“: 7, q 9 m lawns sari “lagoon. sum; N1:
, avcn. . : rt tour at t e
rs- napio. lamina». head (it tho hanging. : Norwich. :00;
The t' ’s iii-slum ccuuecad with gunfight, ml, Nu m a“It;
Ills Bomb Nassau Communal " . . in” i. “l‘
m 45- him it. limit
m a m unit and. The '3 “ungummm;
~ .1 _
Wisdom
you would that they shmfld do
30c lb.
Boneless Bacon and Dried Bee f.
lEAlllIl
IIIUEI
lllldlll,
RDIAT‘I'ON.
The County Commisslotmrri have do-
cided that people on the east side of the
river may give testimony in the muons»
trance against gruntin the application
ot Chris Inrsen'ii forul ocnse, und a largo
number of people went to Dorian today
for this purpose.
liar. R. W. Raymond. is student at
Drew Theological seminary. cached
two excellent scrmcnsiu the cthodm
church.8ucduy. Rov.J.B.Slatcr preached ,
in Bristol, occupying the pulpit of Rev.
Mr. Prince. who is away for his health.
The clmy men who were espccud
here from llruoklyn. Bunduy evening. to
conduct a memorial service. were pre-
vented from attending. and Rev. Joseph
A. Judge. the pastor. had charge of the
service, giving an address.
A prominent pli sician from l‘olum-
his College was last week; .kiok-
lug over a handsome Euphrut house on
Main street. now owned by Mrs. Harry
Pepper. with it view to hissing it during
the present summer.
A rcmonstrunce Ilflli lit-cu tiled with
the ("ouuty Commissioners against the in-
suing of a license to Samuel W. (iuylor,
who at present conducts u liostclry at
King's Lnd, Noroton, but Would like to
mine hcrc.
Mrs. H. E. leach and daughter Ads
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs A. util-
tlu, yesterday. and today went to New
York. tospcnd a week with the farmer's
brother sud. mothsr.
The Scow club is at present without a
home. and for this muon - the regular
meeting was not held last night. It is
thd’ugbt a meeting place will be secured
for next week.
At the school tin-cling tollltll'l‘uw night.
sevcrnl pltlllrl of school bnildings. and it
is pmliatilc one of them will be turceptml.
Three of Shipmsn & Dsly‘s dump cars
jumped the track while going over the
arch below the ctossing. y'csuirtlsy- after-
noon.
IMICIEN.
Saturday attornoon a horse. drnwitig a
wagon containing threc vrcll~knowu
young iticn. fell while going over the
lluin street cruising. breaking the shafts
of tlic vehiclc. \l‘lllt‘ll was tnkcti to u
tu-ur-by carriage shop for repairs
'l‘ticotlorc W. Austlii- wont to Now
York cit) yi-strrilny for the purpow of
boiling tui li’lll’fltlllll perfortiiwi on his
loft «yo. Wlill‘ll lllla I‘tIllN’II liini Illlll‘ll
lr‘tllllll’ of Into.
Ivanhoe t‘isstle. Knights of tln- (i Jldcn
Eagle, will give a sociable In their hall
on alum street. tonight. Ofleti‘s orches-
tra. of Stamford, will provide music.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mon-house. Jr . of
Ilmiklyn. have arrived in town. and will
spendtlic summer with his primate on
l’rmpect strcct.
Mrs. (icirge Cook and son are spend-
ingihe present wcck with rcbitivm in
llitihiity.
NtlltllTON. ..
Quito an exciting incident occurred in
front of the porn otlicc. one ewetung last
week. Shortly utter dusk several gentle-
men who were in tho otlico oti business
lieurdu gtcut noise outsidc. and by the
uncertain Iightir was seen that a bird
of some sort was endeavoring to perch
itsclt on the branch ot a use near by.
The men immediately pronounced it. a
hawk. and Postmaster llarry Wsiinp
hastrned inside and procured his run -
var. with which he blazed sway at the
bird. lie was so nervous. however. his
bullets flew wide of their mark. George
Kmlcr then secured his shot gun. and
the range being short and the charge un-
usually large he ant-testbed in bringing
the bird to the ground. The surprise of
the spectators when they found that in-
siesd of a hawk, they had I tine plump
partridgcmisindeed great, The ruins
wurdcnis now making is thorough in
vestigstion.
A Noroton nun who was driving down
Noruton Hill in Summit, at s rapid
pace Saturday uftcrnoon. was thrown
from his ungou and received several cuts
about the head. He was taken into
I-‘rsnli Doom grocery store. where his
injiirics were attendtd to. The accident
was mused b the wheels of the vehicle
getting csug t In the horse -car ti ack.
John Riley. who livcs at the Landing.
huduscvcre attack of vertigo. Hunduy
uftornoon. und runny people who saw
him thought he was surely dead. lle
milled mitticwhnt, tmtl is now in is com‘
fortublc condition. He lids lunl scwral
tits proviouu to this one.
A number of well-known South Nor
wulk poo will gives contort in Fitch's
Stiltllcrti' lomc. tonight.
Missdosic (lorlistn is spending a few
dsyii with licr fntlior. Sutuucl llorhum,
tit the Landing.
Edward Riley. of Brooklyn. was the
flirtowr Sunday of bin fstlit-r. Ilnniel
icy.
tannin-u m1 “
Washington Temperance lodge will
hold show next sociable at the rte-tactics
of Frederick Bawlcs. on Friday arming.
The annual messing of the llciou
Church swisty will biihcld In tbs chapel,
Huturdsy night.
llr. and tin. Hawkins. or Norwiillr
visited her grandmother. In. (ltxiduvll,
on Hundsy.
finance-A of ‘ualcl'alltlss.
A con-us bulletin issticd a tow days
ago concerning finances of municipaltics
hsvlnt ii mission clover 4,000 shows
very clearly that each town In Connecti-
cut has its own standard. The llgum
are lroruttu census of law. Hartford
leadinwltlistaaot .17“ per la.
Thstlituresot soms’ot the other
.li: Whisks
“MM . at on: Ausccis. ultimatum.
(Yoiiimittmmiun H. Tliotiics will Iln‘fit'llt ‘
” rsudsred “tho children" slaves.
House Bloating»
mmsmmms.
cumulus“ ‘ ‘
Wnsu husbands stay away
from bolas. ,
And lunch on clissas and host.
‘ masher» new” Its who
would [sap liar husband at
haunslwsysasrs i
IllSllllllE
whsii 'clsscius. for shs can do
tbs work In nudist! the usual
time sud is never out at temper.
THE coouflmtiwuotitss‘
AN HONEST SHIPBUILDER TELLS
ABOUT THEM lN OHIO.
Tun tilillllngs a Day For a fiklllsd Multan-
ie—su (m m- Pay I’- (loads at III.
Elton and Not afloat of Ilmy—‘l’tia Ila!-
cynu Days of Irma Trash ”called.
Last week I had occasion to go over to
Long Island on business and tumbled in-
to' a regular old frec’tradc nest where
three free trade papers are published in
a couplo of villages of 30.000 inhabit-
ants in the township of Hampstcsd.
I felt sorry for the farmers there and
particularly for the farmers‘ wives, be-
cause those papers never smk the truth
and would never tell the womeuafidku
that millions of dollars but! been ed
to the country every year by protection
on eggs. People down there have felt
the hard times pinch. too, and want all
they can get for their farm stufls with»
out hsving to sell in New York in com-
petition with potatoes from Bermuda
and Europe and cabbuges from Dutch-
lund.
An old man. who had an cys as bright
as a new dollar and wits as keen as the
edge of u rssor. said: “There are lots of
young fellows around here who talk of
good times and hard times. but they
haven't been slivc long enough to know
anything about it. I let them talk. and
I listen. and sometimes I tell them of the
good old Democratic times we had neur-
ly 50 years ago." .
“How were the times then?" lacked.
“We read is good deal about them. but
it is not often llint one has a chance to
talk with s titan who has seen real good
old Democratic days."
He looked at inc pretty sharply, us if
sizing ms tip. sud then began:
"I am an old ship's carpenter and s
sliipliiiildcr. That's my trade. l was
born right llPl‘t! iii I-‘recport. but I've
moved around A gold bit and seen sonic-
tliing. For quite a number of years]
lived in Ohio, and there I had u contract
to build a vessel for the lake trade. The
country buck of Ohio wasn‘t opened up
tlicn us it is now. not] the lake trade was
not so largo. but still there was some
thing doing. Well, I got this contract.
The owner supplied all the lumber and
stufl himself, and his contract with me
was to pay it» l0 shillings {or each and
every day 1 Worked.“
The old stilt looked around. thought
he'd try some cider and said: "Ten shil-
lings Wits pretty good wages. my boys.
that! long time back, when the country
wasn't what it is totluy, and then we had
u Democratic government and plenty ol
free trade too. Yes. sir. I0 shillings a
day was pretty good pay.”
He paused, took s sip at the cider and
a pull tit his pipe. His eycs begun to
twinkle us he asked. “How often do you
think I got paid?"
We waited for him to answer his own
question, which he did as follows:
“l'll tell you, My pay was 10 shillings.
ii day. and good pay too. I worked tot
months in and months out on that yes»
set and put in gtxid Work on her. but
from the day l begun to the day l tin-
islied I received never a single shilling,“
bringing his list down with u whack on
the counter that mode the windows rut
tle.
"Not a d-——-d shilling did I ever got.‘
I»: repeated. "not a shilling."
“Didn‘t his pay you anything llI all
then for your work?"
"Uh. yes. he paid me. He paid all he
owed me. You see he had s store. and
every dsy'spsy that I earned I had to
take out in goods at his store and at liit-
price. I was loaded up with wheat. but
thank heaven it wasn‘t as cheap asin
had on clevitur full. Yes. sir. every
shilling I carried 1 had to take out in
trade at his store at top notch prices.
tintl I never once saw a 'rcd.‘
“I‘ve been through the mill. That‘s
only a part. of my experience with the
good old true trade times that these
young fellows around here have been
hollering for. Give ’eni all they want of
'etn." he said. “I‘ve had my share. Let
‘cni get sonic sense and cam It as I did."
B. Tinxm.
Protsctlou In "to Script-us.
Wc wonder if free trade congressmen
ever attond divine service. If so, do they
ever listen to the roading of the Scrip
lures? It is certain that they do not heed
them. Let us rctrcsh the free trade
memory by a quotation from Matthew.
chaptcr 17. beginning with the twenty-
fourth verse:
And whsn they were com to t'ansrnaum
thsy that resolved tribute mom cause to l‘c-
tlryand said. “both not your Master pay ml»
at. "
Ils saith. “Yes." And whsu ho was com
lntc tbs house Jesus pnvcutad Mun-yin:
”What tlilnksst thou. almost 0! who. do
the klutlotthl sartli taks custom or trlbnls
~ot their own chlldrsn or at mam"
l’stsr salih unto him. "(it st "
“2.3:" saith unto him. ”Then an tho children
Thus did Jesus aslcruilus in favor of
protoctlou. Only by the taking of cu-
touts dutissor tributs from hair-users
wcrc ,"tlic children has.” Thalidomide
is that the dimct tastiest incidsutsl to
tractrsdsor “a tart! formsuus only”
It will
In the duty oi the people to prevent
those who favor suchs syststu from com-
tug "into the houso”ol vcs
star the scat election. unprotec-
lion only "arc the clilldrsu has.”
r
Ills-allusivsslhpusllssuaud.
It is it Sure
cyclist. of B '
of his grandfather. John 8. luckwood.
Inst Saturday. says he does not oxpect to
(loony racing the coming
also said that T. L. Wubi ,
Norwnlkds cultivating considerable spocd
and that he will undoubted]
creditable shawl
l‘i , this your.
and six minutes. is in constant "31%“.
these free trade times. or else I'd have ’3
.y
PRICE, 75 ct
m ‘lsat “filial-cu an 170mg.
Fred 0. 80 t. tho Wflll‘ltl'lflwn young
port. who was the ghost
caisson. lie
formerly of
"film”! on t c path and
dish, who holds the
l tulle record of (“miner-flout. six hours
and is liein efficiently bundled by r.
Mulard.of ridgeport. who tritium Mr.
Hoyt knit sewn.
John French. superintendent of thc
Metropolitan Life Insurance com any. is
eudeavoring to master the bicyclist’s art.
Captain William l lumber. of the Alpliu
Wlicclcluinas rocmcrcd from, his to
cent attack of the incuslm.
It is said thtit llni'ry lIUNSfl, of tin-
Aldus Wheel club, will this your race
on v on the truck. —
(In-milltl;teil;ussctlgcr L ltuulucu.
The passenger business of thct‘onsoli-
dnted road has not shown My recent
huge tho g-spress trains which Wyn-
taken ofilnst full will not be rcpladcd
The summer schedule will contuiii the
usual summer tmins,~nut. the old «iv
wens-s will not be upon it Wu
prcsent indications. ’
Try-lurk to finalist Iiltiiriiitrtrof'lluii n.
Juan St. ti'atlos. colorcd. uppmuchud
Special llaycs last owning saying he had
been told that lie was wanted by the po
Ilce for theft. Hoyt-s took St. t‘urlos to
police headquarters. where he found
that no complaint hull ht‘l‘f) made
against him. h't. Carlos aslst‘l'ltl that the-
story was told him to scare liltii out of
lown.~—Bridgeptr.i l.’.niou.
N0 sitnill l)I|_it‘!'I.ltlll which young folks
had to tho old-tiiiic spriiingucdim wan
their nuuscolismw. n our duy, this uh.
'cction is removed iitid Aycr‘t» Nimipttril-
a. the mot-it pmvmful llllll popu'ur or
Howl-purifiers, is as plnusinit to thr- phi
till' 3* :i cordial.
Those who never I’t‘llll tho litll‘i’lIl-uv
merits in their news pm nth-s Illiirt‘
than they presume, nnutliun Kctinois.
of llttldn,‘\liflh I‘o., Iowa, who had lls‘l‘ll
troubled with rheumatism in his bark.
arms und i-liuuldcrs, ri-ntl no limit in his
paper about how ll prouiitictit (lortiitiu
citizcn of Ft. Mtidiaou lllst’l boon t‘lll‘l'd,
Ila iriwutcd tho sonic medicine. and to
use is own words: "It (‘Iln'tl nit-right
up." III- also says: "It lll'lizllllfil' and
his Wile tiers both sick in hill with thou“
matism. ’l‘liolr boy was our tn my
house and sold ”my Were rm had llr‘ mid
to do tho emitting I told him of l‘lium-
bcrlsiii'a l'uin llulm out how it. luni
l‘lJIt‘tl me. he got II bottlc lillfl it t'tirml
thcniitp in nwuvk. 300cm bottle-s for
sale by (i. l' Stillzmn. ilrtiggist
Our hotter halvm my tin-y could no:
keep house without l'liuinlwrluin's ltvun
.dy. It is uscdin morn than hull the
homes in lords. Suns llros. Innis,
T ' reticent III which
ejt bus been
\
sold In years ml is wrll known.
Moshe have lc tied that lllt‘rt‘ is milli-
ing so for colds. croup tind “hoop-
ing cough. that it l'UI’t'fl those tiiltiicnts
quickly and pcruiunently, iind tliut it is
pleasant and sale for children to take.
‘25 and 50 cum billlll‘li for Halo lI_\‘ it. I‘.
Stillman. Ilruggist.
If 3 Now York tuillionatn- min-s :. lin-
flllllfill, which girl-s Ill
and these purple s
orii’ bills sud tluii ly haw to pay "LII!
such for Cactus Blood CIII’C to cure them
what would be the saving pcr cupits i
iopb‘ dyspcpsiu
being 87 persons at the least?
’0'! any have tlw pmlllt‘lllleHl mil
wt information about i‘ wru- th' iI um
loamy niid dos
what he nimt um
ad was ti good within-
as Aycr‘s I'utliurtiv l'illi, cit-r} din-w lio-
int; i-Il'mtivc.
I recommend t.hsmborluin‘s
stil swalliugs.
merit rustle.
this of It this your and till Wont plcascd
who used it. J.
80th Chicago, Ill. It Is for sale hytl
C. Stiller»). Druuist.
isno experiment.-
liait Preserver and Restorer.
PRICE, 75 Cts.
Miss lllliEl’S Hut nitssmc BBBMS.
make it I
increase and until thvrcis more pour"
ass at 5th avenue and Qtlth moot, costing
pend 1.4910" in doc-
the dinner should not bu Kll't‘ll. thcrc
Inquire tit l‘hiiutwl's drug store, whore
Henry Ward llooclict' oiicc itil‘oriucd ii
mun who came to hint complaining of
nndcnt findings. tluit
tic. meaning. of coiirsc. Mich n nwdiciuc
l’sin
Balm tor rbcuinutisui. lame back. sprouts
Thcrc is no better Imi—
l have imldovcr 100 hot-
l". l'tcrsun. druggiut.
8.
FOR SALE AT
LAUDER’S BLOCK
do
sits sun
mum IIIIDV
I'RUDITFII TM! Al! N!
"Ill.” to u IMI‘I.
.urmus Illness”, l’allln
(lam all
lrmory,
I’nmiu. alumnus-cumin: Ily 14ml
a.
»Inns, cIt'.,I unml by [nut sl.tiws,pin«s vl or autism.
tushriitikrilorgaii».and quickly mt. sure y restores
t as oodlnnldoryuung. lint-II carrlwliiivut
pocket. Wit-n.1," npucksgc. Hit or williu
ll .1 '
"m" “‘lflfllfidl’ tlnttrtn' lift...“ ruil'L'r
' HI. 1
Int an uh.
mllal mt. mist nu Illll‘lllL' lhl’h tiniicothn
he has not gut it. no vi ill mud it ltv mull upoium-ript
of rll'l". l’mnplilct in u-vulut f'llvl'l'irll‘ trim, Azldrrns
aslcml ledlrul t‘s . rffllu t‘lulrsss. Ill. . your aunts.
CEO. 0. STILLSON.
South liorwalli. Bonn.
twill Iv
E G. GS.
l Rniucttilmr you clinch! [behest eggs {or wttlnu'
East Norwalk Hennery.
Italic and Black Mlnorcu, l’srtridgc
(‘M‘Illnlh Plymouth Rocks, Brown
”chorus. and lloldcn Npuutzlcd
llnmbnrirs. ~’
No.1 Hint, Strait, tastlllotwall.
it. s: ixiiostsmniiti'?’ L. o. FlillljliER.
I’ll 4) I!)
H...”—
0ld Well Hand laundry.
ll Washington Strut.
South Norm”:
su. woux mm: I!" “AND.
em sums-i usnn is wsnutso.
ssrisnmion onstusrccn.
tltiulm CALLIUI mu Ah" III-JUVEN-
trn cum: or on most. on Turf.
.lllllN thlllllN. l’roprlI-lor.
HORSE intuit;
l
t
l
1
l
l’imi dill" your li ru-
xlvutmnll mi
W. McQuliae,
58 North Msln St.
"'2; South Norwalk
The Parts State
makes the host Artillcliil rid-mutt.- 0.! Road.
unset. Artillriul ‘ilonc Work of Ils‘rllliifl l’ort.
hind I'l‘lllt'nl.
CllllllS MADE WAlEll Plllllll‘
firtlvr-s Nllll'llv-ol
.quwl qt i.-',: and
and \\‘.Il‘l‘t|lllt‘tl hr if: yours.
Mill esllmnlen ftirtildhcd by
Thomas T. Dorsey.
Ila. 6 llsldsn Plans. llcrivsllt.
Suleiman: tot-(‘nunwih-ut. Depot HI tires-n-
o-irh sll's‘s‘l. N. \'. ttcfrrr-nw.
CHAS. DvKIJ'N. Nurwulk;
JIRE‘IIAH DDNOVHN, J“ '6", NOIIW‘II
"I23! 2m
W.H.Meeker&lo.
Hols Anut for
G. & i. ll. BllLTllll’S
Pitchcr’s castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
When Ruhr mu sick. at: ignvr tict l'ustnrlu
When slio vi M n I'llllll. till-l i-rio-d for (issuing.
Win-n sin- Iwatue Miss. slu- clung to l‘ustm'ls
When Min lwl t‘hlhlrnri. site (an “Wm M)“-
Pitchcr’s Customs.
Children ct} for
Children cry for
MT WATER HEATH
27' , :
'5” fl ‘4‘... ..
l
“‘ 7'1. ~‘ "rm“.
. .
Plumbing, ttssm and Isa-Fitting.
mu CAN
Buy a Buildin
IN ROWAYTO ,
on vsry my terms. Adams or mil on
E. THOMES,
ROWAYTON. 0T.
ital liv
g In
Two mlniilss' walk of dvpd. why no. from
$50 to $500
Tlti and Slim lrss lsrt.
list All llssthig.
l'IMII- and estimates furnished for with”
not wont-r. steam or hot air .
In unit"! MAIN M‘
lhyiiciaii lot Wbliiéiil
Ills. llll. if] llllllollll‘
Pan to commit at so: allies.
342 Inst 8t. Itldgspsrt. loan.
from Illa. tn. m1 9. snsav dayssrwtllssdsy.
want town.
- , s _
Icodusycur‘syu and cats. ‘l’o at-
amp ”wicked gold. would he
masdssad‘ heights! ,olly.'so It is to
dnllsslm author-silicon)-
Afloat.“ floutyflalmm Potatoes. .
The most vino . health and pure ‘
seed produced will: count yam than. ‘
We odor nothing but what stood the f
test of practical svsry dsy lamina to:
years. There are no fancy kinds among M'”~»\
them. of which it can be truly said y
have no value except the price.
pouhiconour list Is a mo msksr
good oooksrs. soot! crow. an arc
sssctly the qualities which thsse seed
passe-over any attics. Our list com
ses'l‘lis Esrly Rose. Earlyglcsuty of
. lcbrun.Thc New Queen. King of
the Early White Star. etc. Cards dus-
criptch of the characteristics of such
variety attached. Special orders for any
particular sort desired. executed here. .
Also Lawn (ii-ass Seed, Seed Beans and
Pens. Special Fertilizer for lawn and
gurdcn sold in large or small quantities.
Dibblehlomsiock
ll lllllTll "Alli STREET.
THEODOREOLSEN
Special Bargain
I unvn ‘JUS'I‘ comm or
Lounsbury. Matthewson &-CO.
fillllPairsFineladies’Shoes,
Made for Wolfl' 8r, Arousou, a big concern in Iowa, which
thoy could not trike. TIIQHH goods are the finest and swell goods
in every rnspcct. Worth $4 00 n pair regular. Will sell them for
$2.50‘A PAIR
B. Pointed Toe. Square Toe Tips and Big Buttons-
com All strum.
THEODORE OLSEN *
8! Washington Street.
Nearly Opposite The Sentinel Building.
Bill ill Home and SaveMnney. .
lllllllllSlllllllTllllNlEVEll
The; best Wagon for the least. tuont-y. Just. an l\'l‘ll. Park Trap.
Dos-runs. Brno its. Buulss, Phantom. Spindles. Heat canopies.
Baits. Boctnr s mm and the celebrated B. It. Bailey‘s Whalebone
“to": CALI. AND SEE THEM A'l‘
I ’ C
Wright 5 Reposdory,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets, South Norwalk. Socond
Island Wagons of till kinds. Repairing a spociulty. Work called
for and delivered free of charge.
HEALTH 8 BEAUTY.
Do YOU VALUE
A (Ila-Hr Cousipls-xlon?
CAIY’I'IOKr—lr a dealer odors w. L
Douglas also.- at a reduced price. or says
In- lms them without nnuia stamped on
bottom. put him do" us a (rand.
in: ulili lllllll
hsaltky and smooth. Eyes bright
sad Cowpluivn clcsr,
NO MORE l’iiitwsl
uh?! New! of Illtt‘im/ .
A I'oll, "Ir-rush» urn-ash.
Ilirrylhlas sltst Is t'lrllt'lllll. l'nrltylsr,
llcsittlrylss stitl Imiiiur will In
his“ III thus lsblrtu.
I10 DANGER OF I All [”0 001.0.
surruosn sissy of tits sn-osllsd dominion
Valli". Maps. dc.
PLMABAWI‘ TO TAKE.
fiend MI nuts In mumps and Try a lint.
IEIITT tlllPlllll TABLET llll..
W. L. DoucLAs
ca SHOE .... m
THE WOHLD.
W. l. llolflltJn Minn .vvc MIMI. mm bl
"mg, ziml mic IVt‘llu 7 mm lulmri .ll tln- piutlud
- ittl ”I in any otlut "lrlk'. 'I 'l mu- [um .Ii xi
lit: 0 vl‘ntllllll. The slumpmunf W. L. Iii-null '
ti um .i «I price on tho lmtluin. My): li ignorant“ I
tlu H t tint, Mic» thousands HI tlvtiiu» miti-mlir
lt- Ibo-r tall'l Wlllfllll‘fli. Ilrulrts ii bu pool» tho
9 In of \l‘. L. "Htlfll—ia Show. mm riwlt-ms‘h,
i ‘iit‘li I‘lltm In lnl’ll‘d't.‘ tlwculrwomliut In” In '
tyrants, 1!», mo .Iilmd to... II .o n in. not 2.
i it wc litlwrr vmi «its not! "mm v lii‘ lutvmg ..j
y no Irmtwriu of Ihcdrslev alltt‘lllfl‘tl lw-lim.
stitaln or tree u um nppllt‘altt'ti. Alltllvwa,
t!» I.» I.“ , ”MINI”. lass. hold by
J. Schaub & 8 n:
)2 din
you “L: 19 East Nth.
av onuautsrs. NEW YORK.
in film
A133?» 35" PILLS
T Dfi. tidbit"? NELIAILI.
t'npritictrt 4-: pltl'liln! imttsts our ad. and
counterlcltwr l stir-v I’Ii.l.§.tlirrclsrs tslts
s lal cars you not lit. t. i llt‘v'li. and avoid
a lwurttilm. "compounds." Hymsmbsr this
Is the inflow s I. nrcflsrslltm ct um Hodmml
the only "VIVEDMHN Nicer-flint". cm
Alw-v- rm and time. At druml-Is. or not
llrrct. srshrl. (as it. l‘ulliotormsllun Ins.
CATON lil’IZC. (30.. "odd". Mass
It“ - (loudly
”Nerve IONIC."
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I m-h srl'cnnuuow. as
c ‘I‘erliVsIHtt/MI- of sit
All “Wins-l-‘zv tics! o
lldlnnt'. minivans
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