file 01! Point Comfort, Va.
€400 Innis or ocean maven—
“ the Beautiful new steamehlpe of the
“Lil Dillillllllli LillE
Landing Rest and Recreation.
.——.:P___..
.Mtripeiare ideal, as a considerable por-
n latitude through the quiet waters of the
m Hampton Boadsand Potomac liver
‘ there is little likelihood of seasichneee.
‘“~ “ticketeon e‘aie, with privilege of going
,Ceeterainr by rail.
, . . . Write for particulars of these and other de-
, W trips to
‘fld Dominion steamship Company.
fitter as. North liver, low York.-
Ia fluihudeu. Vice-President end Traf-
ens . I“! 0m
~V tutti Hounu Tilllll
.‘WASH‘I:NGTON
’EIIBYLVMHI lilllliillll.
here New York mm a. m.. April )8. and ar-
Ihe mew York, on return trip,‘ ‘evening of
txnmrmcnn counter AGENT arm.
[’53:th will accompany the party
.Ietmiicrsrlng sllExpensss.$l4.5ll
lbr itineraries or further information, so-
to ticket agents. or to tourist agent at Lilli
way. New York.
J. L WOOD. GEO. W. BOYD,
“'1 Pass.’ Aunt. Asst. Uen'i Phillisfigynt.
m i
our iii null—iii“
Daily Direct Freight Line
—BITWIEN—
,NEELYORK,
' sofi'H NORWALK
AND NORWALK.
m PROPELLEBS
Ni Ill Illllliilli.
put un lllltlll
Will leave Pier 28, E. 3., Beekwan
M New York, at ii p. in.
“re Norwelk, 5 p. in. South Nor-
welh. 0:00 p. m.
Wtreceived from 7 a. m. to ii p. m.
Upon a iication to agents the City of
Mali, lo and Vulcan will u arm
”medial lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity
{All persons are forbid trusting any
d employee of the boats at thin line
u mat of the owners thereof.
8. B. WILSON
'ililil’ElllEli ilill BllllilEll,
sti‘liiii‘ifii"23h3i‘hl’.“'£i€.‘i"2?r
E0? small buildings Jobbing of every
ti alto dad to. All wor
”stump v . m...
.l lilll tilt liloilllit serum?
In (or minimal earned savings, and
combined,talre an endowumout in
t my iciyur setup pr
ii i it limit .19.... tam;
seen t as any that human skill can
Wi~h Ni years‘ attest-lance. «strenuou-
carefniinvestrnenrs. and doing business
thy localities or this country only.
narnnsaxrun av (
8. S. L’Hommedleu,
Ill iiiSiilliiilllli Si.
a... lerwalk.
Conn.
tom Illlliillll elitist 'iiiii
iii Washington street.
‘ esseaoraons ”Heathen! m m
pmeadoneetnrday mains» lrometce
allowedondepoeits.
guarantee to cure or money reloaded
Boot lees. Address Sterling Remedy
00., New York or Chicago.
Ia Grippe is . again with all at its
old time vigor. lieete Cough
Ours is a reliable remedy. it cores and
-' cures quietly. G. A. Gregory 0: Co. and
G. 0. Million.
lfalIerrYorttnilltonflregtresedm'
maththerenasandldthetreetmostioy
"00.00, which gives 19 peopledyspepeie
andthesepoople spendtlmm indoc-
ors’ bilhand finally here tcpey 06.00
eachlorCactasBlooditurewcursthen.
whetwonld bathe savingpercaptta ii
the dinner should not be given, then
heingflpersonsettheleastv
Inquire etflaieted’sdrugetore, when
you mayhare the problemeolved'an-
get intonation about Cactus Bicoi Curr
“.-
W. T. Sanford, Station Agent of [top-
er, Clarion, 00., Pa., writes: i can recom
mend One Minute Cough Gore as the best
lover used. It protestant relief and a
quick core. 0. A. Gregory A: Co. and
G. 0. Sim. .
weer-m used rim.
"My child is subject to severe attache
of diarrhoea. During the last sickness.
'Dr. Hand's Diarrhoea Mixture was lreely
given and an immediate cure resulted,
it would have required a dozen visits cl
aphysloian, as on former occasions. i
believe Dr. Hand's Remedies would have
saved the life of the child I lost, hadthey
been within my reach at tho- time of its‘
sickness.” hire. 1'. A. Bennett, 722 New
street, Camden, N. J. They are splen
did children’s remedies. 25 cents. All
drug stores.
Doctor [1. B. Fish,ol (iralroe Iiills
110., a practicing physician of many
years experience, writes: DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve has no equal for indolent
sores, scalds and burns. it stops pain in-
stantly, heals a burn quickly end leaves
no scar. G A. Gregory d: Go.,and G.
C. Stillson.
Tells you all the news (or two cents-
Tun Evmuo Sumner.
B H. Bowman. pub. Enquirer, of lire
men. 1nd,, writes: Last week our little
girl haby.the only one we havs,was tahen
sick with cronp. After two doctors failed
to give relief and life wee hanging on a
mere thread we tried One lioute Cough
Cute and its lile wee saved. 0. A.
GregorthoJudaailtlllem.
New Yorkjwuouwcersewt.
“care-nieanlenesasdlewtemm'
Ileriier’s Furniture.
Reasons why you should buy it
in preference to any other.
(i). Becauie this firm have long one
joyed the reputation of keeping only
the best Furniture that can be pro-
duced, both in medium and finest
grades; (‘2). Because their assortmente
are unequalled; (8). Because their prices
are the lowest at which goods of eta-do
ard quality can he sold. -
Latest ermiuetlene in Dining Ml, m
Parlor, Drawing item, Library and flail Imi-
tare--Vcaetlan (anal Forairars—loreltlee ta
lrnportml r‘urnltiirn.Whiu and Card laaeseled
Furniture—Enamel“ and- are. m—
lash-ii Brass Bedsteads in patterns); lepie eed
Bambi» furniture—Realist leer Chairs esd leto
Wh—Smoklul and Billiard Room Furniture——
lrerythlng ler city or reentry wee—lithe
epecioua Mora—All prices in plate leaflet
R. J. HORNER i. 00.,
Furniture Makers and importers,
61-65 West 23‘ Ste, Ne I.
(Adjoining Idea fleece.)
loner eca's serum-nets manua-
ef law term—lewsyepev Cement»
l. l.. liar liaise t llartlorl ii. i.
JANUARY 5, 1M.
tuna WAVE SOUTH NORWALK A!
FOLLOWS:
roe New You. For New never.
li.-—i 18 Welsh. an. AM. inl or"
was"
gilt so"
i I) 01..
5 in as. .
till local as.
‘ llll i.er.,
till i. er.
a?
_§‘:.
‘5
35.?
Sergeants—3’
futures g
1’
-fl.¢’*--a-"
,8:
3”
mammal
ween“ A. IA, as» ea-
”.gnmuas. 3" I u t
‘A.
Q
I
2
l? Pi ;;
e "’3'. ' w .7533;
l'lrlfiii’rs ea. 0.x?“
that _ loll ytnsn
Prank It. Heller-mitt got from him out
at lieln's state check {0109.750 wee M
' lobbying the hill through. under which
the money wee paid for printing.
Joseph iiulrue, chief clerk in the atlas
of the state treasurer and who has, held
the allies since teen, cleeicd a mention
by soaleseteg that he had been receiving
interest train certain banks in Burlington
county holding state deposits.
He denied that he put money into his
own pockets. but claimed that he had used
the money {or political purprsloa. its had
an understand ng with the banks la usa-
tioa that the money was for hlmsol to
use politically or in any way he saw lit.
lie had been hounded, he said. by a cor-
teln set at politicians. end he used the
money to got even with thorn.
The banks advertised in the Mount
Holly papers that they would allow inter-
est on deposits. and that llrst gave him
the idea of the matter. Thu hunks paid
him a percentage on the depinlis. The
witness said that no state treasurer ever
know of these transactions or benefited by
them. He did not know any reason why
he should not accept this money. He was
reminded by Chairman Voorhoos that the
money bultmged to the slate lwcauso it
was interest earned by the mud» money.
"i did not look at It in that way," sold
the witness.
ilulriio aware that he did not keep ac-
count of the iriouey paid him ut the bunks.
Sometime he did out even count it. Ills
idea was that he “at about Illimm alto.
gether, and he spent it all in politics in
ilurlirmtou county. The cmuruittoe iiore
adjoumed until next Tuesday.
CROKER’S HORSE WON.
It Was the first Ilene in Which Any of [Its
llorees Were Entered.
inserts. April i7.-’i'ho topluol con-
versatirm in turf circles tislay is the suc-
cess that has crowned the initial aliens of
Richard (Jroknr on the English turf, by
winning the Crawford plate with lien de
Gallic, who was known in Ariiurlca es
iltlca, My. Croltcr has greatly impressed
the ilritisllcrs with the value of American
horscllesh, and the Yale blue mlors are
exiroinciy popular.
lilouencll and Mali do Gallic ware both
entered for the Crawford plum, but till)
former did not show us well or the latter
in their trial, so the (hill; of tho strslilu
was planed on the letter, A» Knit do
Gallic was the llrst horse to limit. in pub-
lln lrmn the Amsrlmu iilltllll'. urn-at llrltvr-
est was manllmvtod iii lilo YMllm', ruul be
was troll inspected, M was his ridi-r,
.‘ilmms. Both jockey and horror slum-«l
well in tlwlr warming gallop. the trip
scrim the briny electiilngly having left no
bad slice-ts on either.
The Amorlmu combination, Messrs.
Cruiser and ilwycr. did not burl; their rep.
montativu, illnu do thrill". to my large
amount. as both were theelrailldtlf seeing
how the harm would Inform. As yet
they bud not “ultimo “lino" uri'illo horses,
hero and were willing to look “it. Mr.
and Mrs. Cruiser and M. i". ilwyvr receiv-
ed the suite to the jimkey club lurid.
laser ”average Maps net.
Wesmscror, April l7.—i§enor Horne-
ge, tho Openlsb minister, terminated his
oliloial active conneiztlrm with this govern-
ment Twin. iio eellml M the stale de-
partment and lntrmlmtml to mummy
Gresham Honor Fnurarlo. the first more.
levy of the lunatic”, who. he said, would
he in charge at! the miles pending the ar-
rival of the new minister, litipuy de Lorne,
who is now in Cuba and is ears-vied to arc
rive bore entire time during the coming
month.
Master “creator (herbal .teqrriited.
Cisrzrssni. April 7.-’i'lm trial or
flint" fiemutnr William “milled in! killing
Colonel John L, P‘ttnfllfll was hold in (“or—
legion, Ky. The charge was llilllllilliliicll'
tor. A “null. rrmuy witnesses vwm oxen»
load. The prmhuninnnr ll‘eilillirn] «as
that .“rtrilnrll er'trflml lilmln-l lint and llrml
first. im the mound that tit nntur llllclml
acted in still ilulivrmr he Willi acquitted.
new" use a Wedding Tour,
Danny, it. April l‘l.~«llrmriy Sitcom.
pirltrsmkot, and .‘lll’tlilll hilly, li'linl'lnlm
elmplllirr' Iii (Jlilr'uuu, Wit" iii rvputml to
have stolen "mime; worth at umds. hero
on o worming tum. M they were. rerontly
married, and stopping at a reputable he»
tel, Worn) nrrestml by (Hill l‘lirroll as
known nml reputed thluvrs.
Municipal right at Niagara I'slls.
Mariana Hus, April 17,-.«l’rmvtlmlly
all public works in this city, including
work on sum-rs and parluu. linvn boon"
shut down by order ul Mayor l'utlur. The
order is the result pi n light lullvo’i‘illl the
mayor and a umjnrliy of the city izuuur-Il
over the aprmlntuwnt of an assistant on-
girmrr.
A ”memoir" Wants to us President.
Cfli.i')flii7ll, lira. April I? --.l. A. White
of this city oriummms his lilil'iiilliflllf
honouring o ('ftflllliliilll lur prmldunt oi the
United Hiatus mu allimr mnii. laboring
1mm and n northerner liu mime to unite
the wont niiilsriiitb. Whit» is n nimvuluker.
I'lwml In the ”entrust: unwell-g.
Lowell. Elma. April I‘Lw’l'bo water
in the Mortimer: bun! lwgnn rut/oiling. and
the streets are l rm, rind the “moduli cellars
can be inunpmi out. The river usmled
lrr barium. rill rcrmds save that ol 1859.
Not a street car is matting.
A Ines-weer flay head.
We." lunar, K. it, April t7.~—0rrtn
litohes of Wimulerry was lmuul dead by
«lent his neighbore. Mt. truths-t wee e
drummer bay in the cirlirmr and well
karma throughout the state.
07. law M on Trial.
New titres, April 17.4fm trial of
Dr. J. Edward Lee, charged with murder
in the second degree in certain; the hell
by satirical malpractice of Haggis Bcbloee
of Anemia, was begun here
We (triads secretary Deed.
Arman. April i7.~.loim '1'. Water,
lien, private severettwy to muster Crisp
eadoaeolthebeatlrnown newspapertnen
“Georgia. disdeuddmly herald sparkly.
carat titan“ and}.
Anthem Pa. April i7.»Aedrew
mflsflflnmqmmwm
My killed.
an“... '
.gueea'flhslnlea teem
Mittens. April tin-he at
m at dares w
I
. ‘W‘mw
.{ml Chiller.
Noah Brook‘s, in a series at personal
reminiscences at Lincoln ill the Century,
describes the second inauguration of the
martyr president: ,
be My 0! Lincoln's second inaugura-
.ticn, March 4. llillll, was as dark and
drizzly as the November day at his second
election. When the hour at noon ar-
rived, liraat crowds cl their and women
etreeuied around the Capitol building in
most wretched plight. The mud in the
city of Washington on that daycertainly
excelled all the other varieties i have
ever seen before or since, and the great-
est tost oi feminine heroism—the spoiling
of their clothes—was iiinpl! to the credit
0! the women who were so bedranied
and drenched nu thiit memorable day.
The only entrance to the Senate wing,
where the preliminary ceremonies were
held, won by the main or eastern portlco,
the other entrances being used only by
privileged persons. .
Col. Funny. the secretary of the Sen-
ate, rend the proclaiiint’mii oi the Presl-
deut couvuklrig up any» session and
called the bullies of the rucrribcrs elect.
Then-upon tho newly chosen senators
were sworn in, Mid the procession for the
inauguration platform, which had been
built on the «list l'r'uut til the Capitol,
was lnrlricvl. There was n. sou oi heads in
the grant plrizu ill from. of tho cupltol its
lrlrue the eye could ranch, and brerikliig
in wuvca liliillfl its nutvr edges uniting the
building luliugc of the grounds beyond.
When the President and llioproncealon
of notable» appeared, ii tremendous
about, prolonged and loud, rtrosc from
the surging occnn ol immunity around
the Cupitul building. Then the sergeant.-
at-nrrns oi the Senate. the historic llruwn,
arose and bowel], with his shining black
hat in blind, in dumb allow lluluru the
crowd, which thereupon become still, and
Abraham Lincoln, rising trill uiid gaunt
album: the grntipu about him, stepped
lorwrird and read his inaugural address,
when one tekeea low doses 0!
CRAMPTON'S '
HOME TABLETS No. it
according to directions.
YOUR DOCTOR prescribes similar tor-
mmulaeve dayetthia
time oi the year. Separate emedlea in
'I'A lorm. Nos. 1. Constipation; s.
Peregrine; 3. Diarrhoea; 4. pouou. Cuour,
etc.; 5. Headache (sure relief); 6. Dye p~
ale: 7. SURETHROAT: B._lmpure Bi ;9.
’i‘oulc' m. Nervous Debility; rr. COLD in
This luau; in. Sun Cholera Mixture.
h‘lnglc Remedies, 25 CENTS. Hardwood
case of twelve. um. None genuine with-
out the word “HOME."
.Iilllllcllifld by WE "OI! TABLET COJIWI Ycril.
fiver tale by it. 11. Pieisted. til Washington!
treet, south Norwallr: John A. Riggs. ll
Main street. Norwalk. l'onn. llil lirn
55 80. Milli Si. 80. Nflthlll.
Practice Limited to Diseases’ofWomen
Office hours. Mondays and ‘l'hurs lays. 8 to
' "21 iv
H. T Patiree. M. D.
Pill8lillill Alli) SURGEON.
Olilce 'utid residence, corner Main and
Marshall streets, former allies of
Dr Purdue.
”dice hours till me. ill . l in ii. ii in F. 328 3m
‘ — —‘
E’fi‘.’ JTDUMOR’TIER
PHYSICIAN Mill SllhliEllll.
Dulce hours until 0 a. in.. {to 8 and 7 to 8 p.
which was printed in two broad columns in.
upon a single page of large paper. All be
advanced from his seat. a tour of rip-
plume shook the lili’, and, again and
again rope-uteri, lluully died for uwuy on
the outer- lritiuc of tho throirg, like is
sweeping tvuve upon the shore. Just nt
tbut' trinriicrit the sun, which had been
obscured all day, burst forth in its illi-
clouvlcd riitirilliuil splendor, and flooded
the spectacle with glory and with light.
livery. henrt bout quicker (it tho tin-3x—
pivots-«l unit-u, dull doubtless not. rt low
riiuritrtlly prayed “that. it!» might the «lurk-
ilcus which hull elm-tired the pillil. ioni-
year-a in: now dissipated by the sun of
prosperity,
’l‘lll dancer's trnulylml riltrlit III-putt
Arid H.4- stnr ni’ lu'fll'v r-«tirrn.
’l'liw liliillllllriil ii-l‘ll’l'ih was received
Willilllillllrlrill’nllillmlallt'lll'l‘. ltll'irrytvnrtl
wusrzll-zir .iml ltllilllllli its llll' «urticwlmt
Nlll’lll uriri ringing tune.» of Lincoln's
Villi‘i'.’ miliridmi over tlii- vust l-oriireurso.
'l‘lii'ru was ltllnllllim‘, llll‘iVi'Vi'l’, ill the
wiirila, “lmtll parlien tll'llrt‘i'ltll'll wur, bill.
mm of them Would make wur rather than
in tho liritiori survive, llllll the other
Wulllll Accept wrir rutln-r llmn let it per—
lsli": arid the cheer tliut filllIHVI‘ll these
wiirda lristeil long cimligli to make n cori-
alili-rulilo pause boluri: he added anuten’
tlously, “and the war entire.” There
worr- m:r-nsinuallyapiiri,~4 of applause. too,
at other points along this wonderful ad-
dress. -
Limiting down into the faces of the
people. illuminated by the bright. rays of
rho still. one i'lilllll two moist eyes rind
ercri ti-rirlul i'iim'li-t its the, good l'ri-silletlt
prntiouiiv'ml those noble Will‘lla: “Willi
malice tnivzirii none. with clilirity for ill],
will: llrruriusa in llll' right he iiml given
us to are the right, ll'l u,» strive on to llri-
bill the Work w» tine iii: to him! up (be
iiutliiri's Wound»: in rare lur him who
shall have llill’iit’ lllli brittle. uml for his
willow ltllll his lli‘lllllill‘. to do all which
tririy fli’liltfh't' and i'lu'ri-di a just :irul inal—
lrir: pence uniting (lili'M'lVl'ti riiiil with all
“Minna," Arming llll‘ llll‘llllll'lt“ of :l life.
limo, doubtless llll'l‘l.‘ are none lllul‘il lurid-
ly l‘iii‘rlhllt‘ll by (hour \vlin iw-rt- w fort-
Ilrlflll'. us to sluml ill'ill' Lincoln ill. tliril
historic "turnout tliuu llic I'l'l'ulll't‘illlli of
[lw bountiful anll'lltllly, tlu- lr‘lllll‘l’ nym-
pmhy 1.! llli‘N,‘ limli.li‘ll llill'l'JlHTU-tillld
llw mp! «ileum: ill “I“. llirnugml; millil-
liltlt'.
THE MONROE; DOCTRINE.
iioiirsii American Hariiliiirnt “'lrlclr line
I're‘ailrtl More ili’fil,
In stirring times, ““0“ patriotic Mimi.
inl‘lllil urn ra-vlvml, pnir'mim imp”, n2:
klriilli-ll :tinl patriotic iiiilililmw prmlnmi.
until, it is Well in l'e’i'iill liw huge and
prophetic thl'ilit of those curly .irm-ricrsri
slriiiwinvu Winn-la (form-win liliVl' been lull.
lowuri Willi lruimr, l'l'cilll. lillll :illvririiugo
to t he rupuhfiv.
l'r-mnlv'l .‘lniiruo Willi l'lm'lml in Hill,
and in l‘tll lu- WIN rt"‘l‘ll"‘ll'll. i'lilll iii-
(illil‘l‘ll 'ila ilivll'rn'liili'lii'u all Spill“ in [310'
I'lthLflliil' lll l‘ll, i‘nlwiiilmi. illi'n lm-liul-
iriu “-2.17 win, in I‘lll, .‘ll'xll'li in W31.
Peril in tho until your. lilill lii‘urll ri-vnlt-
ml lrmu l'lv"liifllll“«'illlllilllitiiilll in 1522.
Tim llllll'i‘ Slim-u all South illlll i'ontrnl
Allll'i‘ll'lt, rinlullly, Al'gi'lillmi, liml lul«
lovvv-l lll llm inuhivpa nl llll' l'uitt-«i
i'lllttt'ii by ln-t-lriiz llirrilm-lvi-s [rum I-ju
rnlwnu l‘lllllrlll,fllillllil'i‘rer‘l‘l lirillrrmllliln
tn rimmidliileli ll. ilvulu'll ll'nlri lIm I'm-al-
delil. lip-w livwr In lm lurigntli'ti wnrila,
purl oi lll'i :iiixiiml lull-«null in llll! Highl-
cleuili i‘nriurvw nu livi'. 7:, lh'm;
"We man it. in r-umlur ltllll in the Mril.
oulilu relations exterior; lll'ltvtll'll the
Valli-d Hint-m niul llll! llllll'il powers. to
declare that. we i'lllliilll consider any at.
temptmi ihrit‘ liltl't in i'xlmui their sys-
tem to any portion of this lll'llilhplifira as
dgtigrniila in our peace and surely. With
the existing colonies or dependencies at
my European Power we tum: not inter-
fered,ayid shall not. lilitlflrlrl“. but. with
the Gmerrimsnts which illin! dm‘lnrsd
their independence and maintained it,
and whose independence we have, on
great consideration and iii-st principles,
acknowledged. we could not. view an in-
terposition for oppression them, or con.
trolling in auy‘ntlirr marlin-r their des-
tiny. by any European power. in any
other light than as a llllliilli'lallltlilfl of an
unlrlendly disposition towurd iiie United
Gilles."
That is the Monroe Doctrlrw. Such was
the position not only of the President,
butalsocf the peoplsnl tbs l'iiitml i-ltates
the». illicit is the position, punitive and
irrevocable, oi the people of tire tinned
States new. The liberty at a sovereign
people. wrestsd from the tyranny or an
alien gereranieator local despotism and
dei mailed the United States
anal-tui- ; - withelterward with:
eetisiarytethierspeblis.
[lead-trees" tease flannelrJlm
66 South Main street, South Norwallt.
BPRXCHT DEUTSCH. PARLE FEANCAIS
PARLA lTAliiANO .131 film
Eli. F. W. DARMER
Sillifliilll DENTIST.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without rain.
Sate cl Teeth on lied Rubber from
Artificial Teeth wilhmt Plates.
(Crown and Bridge Work.)
l'eelh Extracted l’ainlossly, 50.
tmaigam Fillings, 50.
Platinum Fillings, 750 up
Gold Fillings, $1.00 up
All work at rrasonabls charges and guaran-
Oflloe open evenings until 8 p. m.
N0. 42 WASHINGTGN H'I'REI‘I'.
Over Post Office. South Nurwalll.
128 lyr
Phyeiéiari iotwumn
tilts. Dll. ll. i. llllllFllllll
Can be consulted at her omce.
iii Broad 8t., Bridgeport. torn.
from lo a. in. to 7 p. In. any day exceptannda,
The Dot-torts a reuular Welt-tan and to
the t sixteen years has in ethe illSEASEl
of OMEN a speciall. Ladies unnertn
irom any dirticult incl en! in the sex ca
‘onsuit llr. Guilfnr in the strictest confidenc-
end with the assurance of receiving the moi-
9hilliul and scientific treatment known 1
modern mrgery and medicine iii-line car
furnished for mntinement crass. Terms nit-1‘
irate. All letters promptly replied to 'n-
clue: ulsnw .53.!
Where is he at?
79 Washington street.
What does he do?
Attends to business.
What are his inducements?
(load goods. good work
and low prices.
How do the people know this?
By having tried him
W hat line of goods does he curry ?
Wit" l’ulwrs, Points,
Arusia' Mitts rials. and
dove ri gciwrni l’niiil-
iuu and Paper Hung-
int blimru so.
Does he do his work promptly?
Try him and “PP.
Who does all lhlh?
L ll. llElillEll
“5 l. anoint"
Paper hanger, calolminel. Painter
And dealer is
ilsll Pallet lillil Borders.
iiiorth Main street. youth Nora alli.
Hemp limits at lull due latest at es
i at
rs. mien andliili Mooldinus lulu-m w
or iv a . ion on mules by oriental.
linemen earl l lveii melt
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WAGO b.
have and secondhand
limits. "Phaeton. carriage:
Gelatin. Satellite, sit.
Prices to Still All
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[Henry Tilly.
liihhleidomsloe
are headquarters for AROOSTOOK CO.
liaise,
SEEll PliTiTiES.’
The ruggednt Seed Potetoesiu the world.
With many rivals,but without a peer. We '
have settled on three varieties that have ‘ ,
stood the test of every day lamina for I '
years. They are money sellers, and we
are looking for the trade of farmers who
are in business for money. It is no
economy to buy cheap Potatoes for seed.
Save in that cost to loss ten times first
coat in crop.
The Houltun Early Bose.
This has led the list for Si years. Our
seed is not to be confounded with the old
run-out Rose of other sections.
TheEerIyBeautyolHehrun
A formulated rival of the Early Rose.
It is a very handromePotetoe;a sure crop.
per with excellent cooking qualities.
The New Queen. _
Closely resembles the Beauty of Hebron
but is 10 days earlier. Our seed of this
sort corms from Caribou, Maine. where
it originated. is pure and true to name.
Also Bradley’s Potatoe Manure for P0-
tatoes and Bradley's Superphosphate for
general purposes.
Also Bone ideal for lawn and garden.
Can supply either of above in original
100 pound bags or in smaller or larger
quantities to suit.
A fresh lot of
CRABKERS CHEAP
Four and a half pounds Ginger Snaps,
25 cents.
Four and a half pounds Lemon Crack-
er.» 25 cents.
Six pounds Soda Crackers, 25 cents.
Five pounds Oyster Crackers, 25 cents.
Four and a half pounds Cornhill'e
Crackers, 25 cents.
Made by one of the lamest cracker
concerns in the country. You will I;
billion.
In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color-
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your puree and taste will surely
be suited.
. Painting, l’aperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satin:
faction in all our work.
PAITERS’
SUPPLIES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETC.
E. E. Gorham,
iiornsr First Ave. and line 8t.
EAST NORWALKJ
Ililiilll BPlllliB OPENING It Bill
MlillliEltY stunt. Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday, April
6. 8 and 0. Trimmed and un-
trimmod Huts, Bonnets, and
Toquce. Alec a. full line of
Veilings in all the later spring
novelties.
Mrs, Helen Holmes.
THEATRE Bulimia“).
WANHINWI'UN 1'72. Nllll’l‘li NORWALI,
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