i
~ —..,...‘.._‘~
I
‘ mud.
' put down by the meet experienced
Mario. Drops Whine 3mm
«amen. Itllplouant. Itl
[legume in thirty yearl’ use by
trillion-orients Castoriaiathe
mom's Panacea-the Iothefl
CASTORIA
For [nitrate and Children.
‘ more by: bowed upon. but but“ upon
vingCaatoria. andeee thithefec-almile
. punche- and the public at. all hazards.
mun). comm. '1': Murray at. N. Y.
* lllilfl Walls
workmen, at prices to defy competi-
tion. "
Better have your wants laid by a Nor-
walk man that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
2 11%. .
i
wCeveats. and Trade-Marlin o mined and all Pat
enthusincsa (‘Dlldlltit‘li i-ir MODIH‘YE Fun. ‘
Geriatric: Io oreoem: U. s. Farmrorncr
. end we Cililit'k’ill’n Piilifiil in lean Ulllc :hun lliuac‘
' irom \Vifllllnlzluil. . ‘
t Send model, drawing or photo.. with dump-1’
nice. We advise. if puivnmi or izui. inc oi
chum Our (cc not doc t.|l 1-:irm in: §‘ un-d.
‘ INLET. ” How to tit-min PM. u," with
Ice“ 'oinnic in the U. 5. and ltxlu'l;:i cuuutr'lcs‘
I883 "06. Addllf‘e's. ‘
c.A.er-iowe.oo.‘
L.Of'. PATH" Onicr, we: mu ~ L-
l l I S I
an neiit from the medicine you
[VI IND PERMA-
up by doctors as incurab e. in our
pereon weoanuot cure. Highest baht
Ventilation and Water 8b.. Hinton. Mam
'iiaiioorr In. not: an in-
enact UPi DON’T LOSE COURAGEI
"rig; not an reason you cannot be
0
AM. CABIN
’I icon" you will find a medicine
inrniehed on application.
L‘h'imth‘ihtirittit’ W3.
to of a w have
.4
[i
1 Mia not incurable becenee your
can tiveiy cure all kinda at
on“ I! . We have
. never tailedtoeii’eot a e dy core.
1 at. bottle. 83.“). 8 no. will.
from
here they
hae ven you up. and you have not
tic Oonvnieion or Hpaemotio. WI
ii a 90m
many cues oilon etemilnu.
our guarantee with an 0 er of film
All.“ MIDIOAI: 00..
Retarded an meander in
ion and i'i p iaritiee 0mm
result. A box
rigiiy’shiithtil
WBIERL‘Y DOBIDN’B.
booth Norwaik. Ct...
_ J M
“all
Mn; end
into not We and one ‘
new» continua. One model heron apron
hoot braided in elaborateorebeequu. The
bulb, which extend to the olhowkere corp
cred with embroidery, and the vest lselnil-
lariy flnlrhed. the collar and rovers being
perfectly plain. Another gown hoe grad-I
noted panels of embroidery, and wide
bonds of the some trimming pose over the
shoulders. and bands are placed at the el-
bowe. One of the captions of the moment
iii the use of braiding or embroiderloe on
fancy material, it nun-ow line of this sort
'I‘Aiv'Flil'l'A G()\\'.\'.
of gnrnituro trimming the front of the
skirt. iind extending port. woy iii-mind the
hem, finished with olohornto rosette hows
of wide i‘uncy ribbon.
There Hatiiils to hoe. growing tendency
towurd trimmed skirts. A gown of twiiied
silk has the front hruudth divided down
the middle, turnid back upon the side
hreodtheund {hood with loco. The skirt
portion botww-n those rovors is mode of
closely pinited indin silk. There is u sur-
plieo oi ihoHiik our the shoulders and
covering the from. The sleeves are of tho
twill and llii\‘(l wry dcop shoulder ruflios
of loco. The rticot is very protty. lint. aug-
gosts the wrapper of old, unit for this run-
Still in not in; nzlrm'iivo no ritillliiilllli‘i' mod-
ule. .
Autumn (upon an» soon in great vnrioi;
niid :ii'u ofton \‘t‘l'_\‘ lziiu'ifiil. As {or junk—
(its, wido sailor collars on» tho nowost iln~
isli for llll‘iil, tho rovers, (‘iil iii ot- the
shouldvr, living: of tho mono width and the
oolhir :it ihvlr jiim'tiun with it. The
basque is uiwuys sham. and tho elbows nro
lump.
'l‘lio illuatmtion shows it gown of rose
and him t-hongi-iibh' iziiiotn. ’i‘hogoilot
skirt is illitll‘lli‘ti with loiigiiiwiso bonds or
('uriliiigs of dark inluo volvvi. ’l‘lio bodice
is litii-d iwbiiiii, but guihormi in front and
has. n Hllillli'i‘ yoim of loco burdi-ri-d by n
bond of llilli‘ \‘ulvot. Strnps of voivvt ox-
tcnd from tho yolu- to tho llt'll. which is
ulso oi' \‘olvvt iind fusions under n how nt.
tho side. The bulloon alcoves of (dilute ni‘o
liiiislivii ut illt' vlhuw by u iniiid and bow
of \‘oivot, and thorn is it high oollnr of the
snow material. With this mum is Wow a
hat. of blunt; loll trimmed with pinning» of
silk guuzo ond old roan ribbons.
Jl'iiit‘ t‘iioi.i.i-:r.
Vases For llorniem.
iioroui‘tor tho govoriimont will recognize
nets. of lioroisiii on tho high sons in iii-hull
of oitiZisus ol' the L'iiiiod Slows bytlio
award of iiundsonio silver vases instead of
gold \vntuhos, i‘iHilllflSSt‘S. t‘liL, its bus boon
tho custom in the [1851. it has frequently
llitlllll’llliil tliui tin-so won-hos. line though
they xiro, limo llt'i‘ll iwatowrd upon ninri-
nors possessing i-hrononiotvrs of ii much su-
perior quality. The sumo is triio of other
navigating: :ilillili‘nlllh whit-h it bus been
customary to isivn- in iii-kiniwb-dginvnt of
valuable lit'l‘uit! survive to .\iiii-riz-iiu sou.
lllt‘il. 'l‘lw shite dopui'tmont. illiit'illlfi. who
lmvi-i-hni'uo of this humor, linvo dooidod
to substitute mm»; for other articles do in)
oxprriiuont. nnd it it proves surcosnful
ilnii Mylo oi nvmrri will ho iitlnpti'd ur‘. tho
killilliiiii’il. ’i‘iio (li'wifiii most favored inn
lull vnsu. mnlmswil in tho ililb’tl iii illliilt-
lion oi dashing \viivos, with on Allil‘l‘li‘llll
l-ngh- r-ili'iiitlllillilii: o sliii'ld lila‘t’i‘liltlil with
iilti1\illi‘i'i1.‘llll\‘u;it of urine.-—\\'ushiiigloii
Slur.
Nearly in Bad.
”Broihor “‘iiliii‘i.” mid tho dooonii,
”thorn in u I':‘;I<il'i I‘ili‘i‘t'ill than you u'i-ro
run out of i'iunltvilio by White (hips live
yours ugo, “ '
"it wua‘ not quiio lliut bud." Huidtlio
:lliiiih’li'i‘. with n blight hliiili'; "it won on-
1y n illi‘l'ulirilt'il llllllitlltlll [iiii‘iy."~—-llitli'
uiiupoiio .ltiill‘lliti.
Actn iit once, never fails. (ini- Minute
i‘migh (lure. A remedy for ilHiilillll. iiiid
that ii-vcrleli condition which ncrum.
pitiileunachro cold. 'l'hooniv lmrniivoo
ruinmlv thiit product-ii immediate results.
E. 1’. Wood iiiiii_(_'i._i‘. ~litilluoii. “M
Nothing on dieirrosing on u bucking
cough. Nothing soiooiinii no to sum-r
from it. Nothing no duugi-rouli it allow
oil to continue. One Minute i'migli (‘nru
givonimmudinto relief. i‘}. i’. Wood and
”- "~ “illhzlfzmm- .M... _ WW.--
There in no medicine so often needed in
every home and no admirably iidiipted to
the purposes for which it in intended. mi
(fiiumimrinin’e l’nin iiuim. Hardly a
week pounce but some member oi the imn-
iiy ili‘lit need of it. a toothache. or headache
may be cured by it. A touch of l‘lilillmitl
tiem or neuralgia quieted. The severe
pain 0! a burn or scald promptly relieved
and the sore bottled in much icon time
than when niedlcinelhne to be sent for. A
eprnln may be promptly treated beioreiu-
iinmmnticn nets in. which theme» a cure
in about. onethird of the time otherwiee
required. Cute nndbruieoa should receive
immediate treatment before the parts he
zome owollen, which can outme done
when Pain Balm iii kept tit hand. A sore
throat may be cured beiore it becomes
eerloue. A troubleeoniolcorn may he re-
moved by applying it. twice it day for a
week or two. A lame back may be cured
and several days of valuable time saved
or a pain in the side or chest relieved
without payingadoctor bill. Procure a
50 cent bottle at once and you will never
regret it. or sale by G. C. Btiiieon,
druggiet. 7
you would use One Minute cough Gore.
Time are no team why you would
auditioning: lain “the only horn»
There are a good many reuone‘why ‘
nuthmmnd‘ elwaye with the bent re-
unite. My baby was deathly elok with
cholmioteotnm. and Dr. Hand'e Diar-
rhoea Mixture onmi it almost immediate-
ly. Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure iii also excel.
ionic-hire. N. A. Daniela.” Dr. Hand's
Colic Core and Dr. Hand's Diarrhoea
Mixture are acid by all drnggiate.',25c.
"For eeverei months. 1 was troubled
with a pereietent humor on my head
which gave me considerable “110wa8.
until it occurred to me to try Ayer’ii Hair
Vigor. Before using one bottle the humor
was healed."-—’l‘. T. Adams. General Mer-
chant, Turbervilie. Va.
The healing properties of lieWitt’a
Witch Hazel Solvehre Well known. It
cures eczema, skin inflections and is tilin-
piy a perfect remedy for piles. 1‘}. P.
Weed and G. C. Stlilaon.
You Don’t Have to Swear on.
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about Xo-To-Buc, the
famous tobacco habit. cure. “We know
of many cases cured by No-To-Buc. One,
a prominent St. Louis architect. smoked
and cheWed for twenty years: two boxes
cured him so that even the smell of tobac-
co makes him sick,” Ne~ToBac sold and
guaranteed by R. H. Piaisted. No cure
no pay. Book free. Sterling Remedy 00..
New Yorhgriilflcngo.m
It is a truth in medicine that the small-
est done that performs a cure is the best.
i)e\\"itt’sl§ Little Early Risers are the
smallest. pills. will perform it euro. and
are the best. E. P. \Vced and G. C. Still-
arm.
Ifyour child in puny, iretiul, troubled
with glandular swellinuednilumed eyes.or
sores on the head. lace, or body, a course
of Ayer‘s Snrsnpurllinie needed to expel
the scroiulous hunters from the blood.
The sooner you begin to give this medi-
cine the better;* . .-. a
Soy, why don’t. you try DeWitt's Little
Early Risers? These little {pills cure
headache, indignation and constipation,
They're small. but do the work. ii. I’.
Weed and G. C. Stillson.
MM..-
Evcry mother should know that croup
am be prevented. The iirst symptoiiiol’
iruo croiip is hoursonoes. This is follow-
ml by it pt-cuiinr rough rough. if (Thum-
somi no the child becomes bonnie or even
after tho cough llllil developed it will pre-
vent. the attack. 25 and 50 rent- bottles {or
stile by ii. C. Stilloon, druggist.
ltis just us cosy to iryliino Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. it's omier
to coroner-yore cough or cold with it.
Let. your next purchase {for u rough be
One Minute Cough Cure. Better medi-
cine; better results: better try it. B. i’.
\Vcod and ii. (i. Stilieon.
“i would rather trust. tiiiit medicine
than any doctor I know of."saye Mrs.
llattie Museum! Chilton. (‘iirti-r Cu, Mo,
in speaking of Chamberlain's ('oliv, (‘hoi-
oriiiind lliurrhu-u Remedy. For Stile by
(i. C. Stilison. driiizgint.
A. G. Barth-y, of Magic. l'ii.. writes:
I feel it it duty of mine to inform you and
tliepiiblii' thiit Dewitt's Witch lliiml
Snivocurod nicoi u very bod (ruse oi
eczema. it iiisocuri-d my boy of it run-
ning sore onhis log. H. 1’. Wood and
G. C. Htillstin.‘
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
When Bony wns sink. we gnvo hvr Custom
When aim was it Chili. sho orb-d for Caterin-
When she ll'.’(‘mile Miss. she clung to Cnsioril.
When she nod Children. elm gave them Center“.
Children Cry for
Pitcher'e Castoria.
Children Cry for
fitcher’e Castoria.
Deainess Cannot be Cured
the diamond p -ri.iun of the ear.
the Eustachian Tube.
ed condition of the mucous surface-i.
mm of
for circulars. tree.
1'. J. CHENEY d: 00.. Toledo. 0.
“Held by llrnuulete. mo.
burieiu‘s ('ough liomodv is given freely its .
by local nppiiuiioue. hi4 they rennet. rem'h
Tho-re is only
one Why to cum dournem. und'lhm. in by con-
eiliuiiuimiri-inuiluu. iiminpee in ram-ed by
on inflamed rendition ur the iniivoue lining of
When thii tube auto
inflamed you hove a rumbling in Iii-(l or im-
perivct lie-trim. out uhun ii in entirely Pinned
veafnom in the reeiiii. and union the iniieui-
motion «on be taken out and tidy tuba renter-
ed to lie normal condition. hmriuuwill beilee-
troyed forever; nine came out of ten are vane-
ed by ciiiarrb. which is nothing in! en lniilili’
We will ziVo (hie Hundred Dollars for any
ifnem (oaiierd by catarrh) that ran-
not b cured by liail'e OntarrhCure. bend
I I Corner ilihdieon and
THE. BESI MAKE visits or All i
Repairing of A ‘
Franklin smote.
\
ii'or Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for work
ii Kin
south, Home
ds.
ROCHESTER ”
IllilYillE
iiEiiiilil no man that.
E‘BUY A WHEEL from
a
has been doing business,
here for nine year»
every wheel warranted.
done by my artist, George Washburn.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.‘
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger.i:aiciminev, Painter
And dealer i;
Wall Paper and Borders.
l North Main street. South Norwalk.
Sample books of full line lateet etylee of
Papers. Boarders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inepeotion. on notice by postal.
Estimatee cheerfully given. mclil
NEW LINE 0!
Baby Barriers: and iieirigeretore
A'l‘
Raymond 8: Sons.
Bucceeeme to George H. Raymond.
Vnrnltnre Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
to and “I Ilaiu Street. Non-ll. Ct.
“Hence. 8 Berkeley Place.
Telephone. 17-4.
Building Lots
erlooking Norwalk Harbor: also
adeeirabie
Shore Lot
at end of inwnnee avonue. For
Partlculara APPLY T0
0. BWIBTZ Ii Washington St.
DR. F. W. DARMER
8iiiiiiEiiii ntunsr.
47.2 W'asliington St,
South (Normiii, Bonn.
’l‘iE’l‘fl FILLED AND EXTRACTBD
WITHOUT PAIN.
Artitirial Teeth with and without plates by
the intent improved methods.
All operations pertaining to modern Den-
tiety performed in a ekiiiinl manner at about
one-halt the price charged by other dentists.
'l‘eetli Extracted Free of Charge where 0th-
cr teeth are to be inserted.
A lady in attendance.
onion nouns.
From 8 a. in. until ii p. in. Open Wednesday
and Saturday until 8 p. n.
__._.._...
All work warranted for live yearn.
Consultation Free.
binds to which an admission is charged.
and notion calculated to promote private
interests, weep! where an advertisement
of cum «mean in admitting columue,
are rimmed/or at repair" rates. 10 min
a line.
A201.
‘ imitate,»
a... W ‘ ‘ '
Mode to suit the times as well as the emo-
here. The richest man in town wouldn't
net: for anything better; the poorest man
in town wouldn ’task for anythingclieaper.
it at any tobacco denim.
5 centv. Ask for
package for
Iiyouprehre
1
Natives of local entertainmmta of all .
SPRINE i
—-GO
THEO.
WAGONS. '
Buggies," Phaeton, Carriages
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices t0 8“": All.
(Mid. AND SEN: THEM.
Henry Tilly.
mm
fl;§§§.
U. 8. Patent 0m“,
1870 to 1883-
Otih'ou. 436 Main Stree
(10 =
I!“ I IN: EPOII'I'.
_.__'_
A Great Opportunity.
The Garment Cutter people who have
a school on liain street. South Net-walk,
are progressive people and their teachers
are dole nicely indeed.
No be May work will satiety them
and they epare no ice whatever to in-
eure eucceee to the r pupils. They have
at their command (and turnieh to their
pupils with the very beet of teaching) an
advanced and improved eyeteni of cut-
ting aii garments worn, and for range of
cutting and practical generei use. it ie a
masterpiece of production and ehould be
in every iamily. What we want to do
ietoremiud the people of it. value to
them. and the comperetiveiy in e
chances for them to better their con i-
tion. And remember it you do lay hold
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
-0132.
.ooTWEiiv
TO—
OLSEN.V
ii HUMANE MAN
looks after the comfort of his. dumb but. intel-
ligent servants. We want to aid you in this
direction. and so otter for your examination a
line line of horse blankets and lap robes.
80. NDBWMK H’D'Wi
43 SOUTH MAIN STJSO. NORWALK. 01'.
02 if
no.
it. i., New Haven & Haniurd ii. ii.
Ji'NE 16, 1895.
TRAIXS LEAVE SOUTH NURWALK LB
FOLLOWS:
Fou New Youx:
__ A_ M.—5mex,5lilrx,6 lfiac.65611c. “lilo.
. in 1 ex. ll 21 ex. illllex. i) no no. 9514 ex. 10 the].
11 ii? i ex. PAL—k! 52 ex. 1 11 no, 2 :5 ex. 2?“ ac.
idler. tillex. Timex. 52min. times. 651)
T 80 ex. 8 lint-.1020 no. :3 53 ex.
Si'NilAi's.
A. .\l."12 5:} ex. 5209):. 5 30 ex. 915m). P. M]
——6 ii i ex. 7 :.'l l (ix. 9 28 ac.
Foo. New Haven:
A. .\l.—-1 itl ex. 1 ‘20 ex. 6 3'! RC. 7 38 no. 8 iii ac.
9 11 ex. 10 12 ex. ii 06 ex. ll 4-! ac. P. M.—-l£l
ex. l_4ll_m'. 24': ac to Hridgoport. 303 ex. 420
no. olh lex. 527nm o 15' no. 710 ex. 728cc to
Bridgeport. is it no. hit an. ll 15 ac.
Snsolive.
A. .\l.—l 03 ex. 1 21) or. 7 38303312 110.1715 ac.
LEAVE NEW YORK.
Fen .“oi'rii NoinvAmi:
A. M.~lil ill in‘d‘i. tX. 5m M‘. ii 00M. 7 ill ac.
it no ex. it (it: ox. 90in. liiitlethltllac, 1100“,
Hillier. it‘ll) noon tic. P. M.-‘l ill ac. 2w“
:ilBox.:i:iiiex.«ii-2ex 4mm. 4301”.le
ex. ti ()0 ex. ll 08 ate. 7 00 ac. ii iii no. 93!) ac.
Simon's.
A.lil.—-lt1i‘llex.tilll a0, 7‘30 no. P. M.—ilil
ex.
We
Danbury Division.
hmvn Sour" h'omvaui:
Ask—Jill? or. ii 1.": no. lliiltl ex. i’. {lip—143
no. t 33 l’ittrih-id ox. b 1‘: ex. 5 iii no.
summva.
A. i“.*'llgii no. P.1d" 72.3 tic.
Luvs DAMIUIW:
A. .\t.~iioim-.7:im-x.or.7ox. ll ill on. P. M.
4 2d ex. 5 it no. ii iii ox.
SUNDAYN.
A. .\i.-‘ii M at}. P. M. fill!) or.
New YorkAnnounomeM.
manual-um... new «mean-i
Homer’s Fuinlim.
Reasons why you should buy ll
in preference to any other.
(i). Became this firm have long at
loyed the reputation of keeping only
the beat Furniture that can be pre-
diiced. both in medium and M
grades; (2). Because their aewrtneate
Ire unequelled; (ti). Boom their pin.
are the lowest. at which goods of atoll-
mi quality can be cold.
on
[Meet production Ia
Parlor. Drawing been. library
tare—unnotiaa Camid Furniture—cl
ledge an we teach at our reboot. your
opportunities will multiply as you ad
vance along the road of i to and allow ue
torcmark that time due: not dull the
Corn eutlad tenchereinehm.
p" ’rtmymm
layillltun Emile». in.
« mm some"... f ..
._, r. .
and make use of ouch valuable know- ,
exported furniture—«Iain and
midrib-.mii‘i‘m mic ael‘
raee
lamboo [unitary-mini In”
Matching and mum lieu mun-u
lverytiong in any or min heaven-m
a reciation oi the National Garment mum-u-
tier.
Weinvltopeopie to call Ind no to: R. J- HORN!“ ‘ 00..
tbemeeivel what our cutter in like. "tenure later. and linemen.
61-05 We“ 23d M.. N. I.
Magnolia“! .
me.“
Norwalk Chronicler