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nponaofld food without water—showing
3W“ qaterin tho sustenanoe
Jahorse.
Tnfiasmllent application for hard,
mmhoofs humming
gmfiehodnndgvesflahpghgclean
W 01095 the cracks. Once
' fl {helluva-3am never be without it.
Monomeric-eaves}.
Bdrm Cut: a Sun Bonn—It is
unitytomyour hand over mehoraea
mmwwavindntflhembw
- _.u le, always at hand, and a merciful
onetothebeast. ‘l‘r‘yit.
tori! he sees a stump, a logf or a heap of
tanllark' In the road, and while he is eyeing
i ‘ . .
Wiffidmifiifi
stump, m“! lief. W.
in his way of reasonin and the next time
whom ed. #5 an; iridium:
‘0 “15W weight-desserts e-
A naturalist has been watching birds to
see what they eat. A robin redbmaat killed
in the neighborhood of M flied in an hour.
A Miro! meant-lows demored. in fif-
teen minutes, an immense swarm of goats.
A pair of arms flew mirth—six time: in an
hour, with. insecfi in their bill to their
was. 52 file or: , fit a
dude day. 300 worms Grader-pillars to their
nests—certainly a good compensation for
5° 5" WSME‘ ‘35“
M g at) by
threats and whipping, as by stinted feed and
by overtasked labor. Loud and repeated
hallooing, or the severe use of the lush, is as
impolitic as it is cruel and disgraceful.
more! honest?
enough at least, to teach the biped that
humanity by his own sufiering which his
reuon and sensibility have failed to inspire
Chump; ellmbbuyet low and gentle
wordsare that are necessary to guide the
well-trained, spirited or. The stick or whip
i needed rather to indicate the precise
movement desirv'ed, than as a stimulant of
means of punishment. The on understands
a “crate tone more perfectly than a boi-
atuonsone, for all sounds become indistinct
nth-Irina... -
Snotu) S-rocx BE TL‘lLVl-LD OUT TO GRASS
flaunt—There seems to be a diversity of
opinion upon the subject“ Some stock rais-
ers(tor Wig) turn their stock to grass
during the day as soon as it appears, shelter-
II; nights, until the grass is of sumcient
m I) aired all neeeasary nutriment;
others luist upon feeding hay and grain
until thegraaa in the pastors is knee high,
stating that gram when short possesses but
little fattening properties, and by feeding
hay and grain for a longer period, much
“mmfimad. ’As faramy"
observation has extended, I would not advise
turning stock to pasture until most of the
hhdea of gram were two inches in height——
(or the reason that earlier the soil is loose
and'aofl by the action of “during the
flail-r, that many roots %5 growing
plants are gred by feet of or pulled
out of ‘ , urepheeb als, which
In their Muesli, bita'al , ,sooner
to aatlate Mr wants}; M dds have
been greatlf‘hmaged by twng 011,!
look before'ihe soil beéhmday aettl
f
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"er‘
Eric
is
; IEVDOW ammonia
Planing, Sadg Turn-g, ”to" 5.3,.
a
is
:3“
Doors. Sills, Window “Casi; Trim~
slings, Pence Railings, Picket, 6: Posts.
“I S St.
1-h- Y-a- W
=bm the “dmdflm
oz in rasrvfi
.fl!'1fi’ Stand ,;.;.5
Connecticut
LIIEB mm
- a.
(Successor to Hill ‘1 Hubbell and Tollea a; Sign;
Has now on hand, and is constantly receiving
large lots of
Eastern, Wanna, Gan-
an‘ml
And can ole:
Superior. Induoementa
to the Email Trade, and to Carpenter- and Joins-a.
“assumed
I‘ASSETT BRAND RIVED
and the
S. K. & Co. XX SAWED
BEING-L‘s,
The Best In Market.
OFFlCE AND YARDS:
WATER STREET, Not-walk.
1'} biz} mg your
DRY GOODS,
Camels Olympus,
“ nahington Street,
“W
1‘1,"
“14.”
E. ,
W. .9
m. .
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-, 7 ..
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Sent-lo; ”Mercenn.
CASH CAPITAL. $200,000,
:. :5 Ed? 5.: 9% 553‘ 5? J s"
All paid in and securely invested
eEE; :EE .9 E
Sl'RPLl'S, JAN.
1,..
FAIRFIELQQKA COUNTY
FIRE HWfimNY,
_01r_
South ENorvvalk.
DI n neurons :
ML. SouthNorwalk.
mantra-cum (at-walk.
TALIADGEBAmSOIthNorwalL
HENRY R. 'I'RRADWKLL, Presidan.
TALIADGI Woe Pruldelt.
W mm 3. , Mr!-
GREAT BKRGAINS
l~v
+Ap run--
CENTRAL-
‘ nmxornmmom
dammé
elm-h. {nature-enable”;
35:13.5,“3l3 ..
or
mm
.. ‘5'” W! M”!
the just opened in the
NEW BRICK BLOCK,
Across the “milling it mm mm
refine 53W"? °’
Builders’ Hardware
imam“: mi hoot: nxrn‘xsrvh
THAN EVER 0mm BEFORE
13: THIS CITY on VICINITY.
Our Assortment of Lopks,w
L; 9 lies‘.
it;
Complete Stock of Everything
in our line at trade.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS.
All Brands 0! AMERICAN & ENGLISH unadulterated
w a: x w n :- :3 A :D ,'
LlNSEED OIL,
SAND MIXED COLORS
ougwayebehandat our store, Also.
Pickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
Agents In: won? a wmrox's celebrated
Railroad Colors and Combination Lead.
South Norwallt, Nov. l7, 1?“). ' 1 ti
DRY
New on and Lumber Ian:
3»
.thfi
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large noel: of all hand! 0'
LUMBER
JC-‘T RFTL‘EH'FII, AND FUR HALE ('HEAP.
l
I
I
I
(DAL. LIME. LAT”. BRICK.
”ASTER ASE CEMENT
constantly on hand a? pl'lCCB to duty competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
IS MY SOTTO.
ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
ROWAYI‘ON rosr orncr.
mu an. in. 9 - at}:
NEW AND RARE PLANTS
AreY'Duméfiioed 2 ROSES,
,. .3. Geramums,
— vnnnnxas,
1;;
,‘5
pie ,
5- E335
BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
Floweriu Shrubs, Full Trees,
(‘llOICl‘l
fl .
Blackberry.
Raspberry,
AND
Strawberry,
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
'3
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Fit ce unprinted?3
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
BM ms.
mm A. woonw- . ' .
“‘90“ at 5&1“ £5 ’UDI‘g'ngm‘Y “3‘33?“fi£°m§m nun
“mm, as “W 30 63330 South Non-elk. Special attention lveu to the mgettgfiup of choice
a . . . Soot Hutchinson, Nor “new raga-Mfikfit g “583% p
nuow answerer: WAL. _ m. Kong ““5"“
§1~ FLOORDE Ifix' P. mm Joan P. Beatty a. 3m. Sor- “1.1503? s: Dom,
WWW gm martin m “.001st
ms A. can ad.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
South \‘orwulk, hov.17,1870. Ily
ALPHOISO ”Ill-E, “out,
out _,,,”,}mmmvnn.ooxx.
A-ev“;
~e~~l£
«amnmv
m ‘
us- . w Saxon
sedans
n . 16’
w 45 a 'tllts meant:
no. “w’E-i.%..fi neg ...g
t of 6 Na d ti ' '
law, at of app ot'l‘ona
”WW’EEEET woe
§
if:
Wolune lanes t mm C pant
atréasonalifiorataa. b! mreaga ”again:
at LIE-m0,” wart-m mm ensure on not.
wrrnour nxraa cums.
Surveying in all its branches.
w. 'r. onaw a son,
I‘. O. LtBox, 57. South Norwalk, Conn.
Bllflll BBTLNGMRT
WROLESALE A51) RETAIL DEALER LV
All the Popular Brands of
TOBACCO,
9
AS!) ManjFALlL'JLER 01~ -
PINE CIGARS.
557.9
’4
Iii? nut-mania: tremor-div “ ‘
310311.80“
PRIDE of V IBGINIA
SMOKING.
A Full Assortment. of; .PRLPES,
Smoke'rs’ Articles Generally.
A ahareol public patronage respectfully Iolidted.
Corner Washington and llaln on.
90011! NORWALK.
01.» some Etna .eu
newt-“terrier?
c." sit-twill: "a; co.,
=14: -> 3&5
“Laxa'hgmin‘m‘mi. .r ‘ ‘
“OLD WELL CLL’B,“
.. R. H." “c. s. a: co."
. e E3. “figoficl'fi ~32 » E3-
“STAR or nu: WEST,“
“DIAMONDS " ETC.
. "7 5. .51! E,
.‘5 5735 ”j: ..
5 .1 E.» ,_.l ;. .i. .r.
ain’? 1
.J-V,I._g__,
wholesale and retail dealers LII
‘ unsanmunmcoss,
5”. H.“ luLPIN & COI’S,
T1108. non & 0023,
M: if? “river-me. Ii
TOBACCO.
PIPES, o SMOKEBS’ ARTICLES
generally.
Ely’s Block. South Non-walk,
C. B. D’ARTOIS’
Celebrated
ICE CREAM DEPOT
3 .eoono van
a
City Surveyor’sf'Ofice. '
P;Wlbnn’ssiso$ln
WEEK“
: gnomes ANIWABBIAGES.
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
(in l l u ud See
""5 E31“ (gaunt 9399"
——-.\T-—
PARKER’S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
Oue door north of mnnett's dry goods store.
J. M. POTTER
W ill keep a stock so: £15th at Perm store
and will sell them' on monthly installments.
Old instruments taken in exchange tor new
Pianos tuned and repaired. 4- I!
THE HOST WONDERFUL DISCOV-l' OF THE
1'"! CERTU
had all Diseases of the Throat Chest and Lun
The only’preparatton of the kind in the world. it”
Arabian ilk-Cure has never before been made pub-
lic. by advertising in any shape but during the past
three years has been sold and given away to the
consumptive and the aflllcted. rising to its present
great demand u In its own merits duringp which
0d it. has e actually cured not less than 10.“
en, Women and Children. who were most seriously
eggs if“ .. Ce: seesaw .
’ p ‘ou ‘roup, p tt ng o N t
Sandman rout: ltls &c.. without a sin le tang.
Duringthe same period the Arabian ll -Cure and
Arabian Tonic. combined have oxer 2.000 oases
0! confirmed (‘oueum ion. many of which were
pronounced lncurahle, at who are now reatoredoo
perfect health. A.lso
Dr. Rowe‘s Arabian
TONIC BLOOD Pl] . n
W hlch dlflcrs from all other preparations In its In:
mediate action upon th
um?“ mum Aim otoob.
It is purely \ cgetable and cleanses the system of
all impurigleoood builds it right square up. and makes
c
FOR GRNERAI DEBILI’TY.“ LOST \ l'T AL.
I,TY andBRUKES- DOW N (‘UNF‘TITL-
TI N9,
1 “ Challenge the 19th Century" to find
its equal.
Every Bottle is worth its weight in Gold.
Price .1 per mm, SIX ’ottloa $5.
a. D. 30m,
Sole Proprietor New Yorku
Sold by S. F. DECK Dru II SoleA
for South Norwulk Conn. ’ It! ’
SPRING STYLES.
THE LATEST STYLES
SILli IlskTS.
Broadway, it Young Men's Styles.
CLOTH AND FELT
HATS AND CAPS.
FANCY STYLE“ r'OR CHILDREN.
A SPECIALTY.
Sill: this made to order. W arranted to ill.
Old Kata remodeled into present shapes.
Silk Hats purchased 0! me ironed tree of charge.
rmn’s mu: s'ronn,
Leuoea'a BLOCK, ,
“'Asmxo'rox STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
70y
F U [1’ 4V] T l ”512’ E!
'lhe undersignedy \Iish tovt call particular attention
tothe upturn?! momma; dip
Plain and Fancy vParlor Suits,
in every style of goods to suit every taste. and keep
aonstaptl on hand a large stock of every descrip-
on o
e largest assortment of
PIL‘TIT 1‘]? I“ R A NI ICE-J
ln Loun.
5‘”. v .o .
, .8‘ _
. ODD
Bodies e- -
ligcoliyiNonaaa a; 00.,
UNI) E RTAKE RS,
AND DELI--13
FURNITURE,
Mm STREET,
OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT
Mid”? ohm? At'K.‘
Manufacto and Wholesale De Bri epor‘
Conn. . 5y pm” “mu"
HENRY llOPKINS’
TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
' Mia, Fumes, Weddings and Funerals
germ...
" L'L’E'ya'.
, 5.55%
O RRIAOES,
ouaehold Furniture at the lowest ratea. '
’ LIVER?" “silica,
11:3 -
, 128 P. I.
' “ . Y. Aeoam. h. “
'10 “ New Haven. 1:3 3
:8 2: New Even Ex. I. u
Eg H o . - "l m S‘
m “ ‘New'Iork la. kl :‘
8:24 “ New York. 3:50!
can " o m. 4:2! “
4:11 “ New 11an Ex. 4:” 3
4246‘» “ . o infill. 5:“
5:16 “ New York Ex. 5:. “
5:16 " New Haven 5:56 “
ans .. at. note. a. can “
g!) “ No train. 6:48 “
B " No min. 7:15 “
7:15 “ New liven. 7: I) 7‘
7:40 “ No train. &N "
gt; ‘2 11:0 trun. 858 ”
. - o n. ..
.35 ' “ 30 5:519:15 “
215 “ N. Y. «I N. H. Bk '
9:40 ” No 1:. 10:00 ‘
mlO “ y only ‘
EDWRU IDGKWOOD. Wt.
Daubury and Norwalk R. R.
AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.
Gonna-scorn ocr. to. 1371
many realm.
new mmxon' mm.
fithl;v.;13;fllM. 4:85P.H.; Mints-SP!
neon-n: xonwux ron am
9:00 A. M ,(Frcight)ll;mA.M,;1:55P.H.'U36:18P M"
Trail. on Ridgddd Ranch whom the up trains
and to the down trains
JOE) W. BACON
ml t1 Superintendent.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
comments XAY zzxn. 1m
» Train.- cave Passenger Station at. South Norwaik as
lollowa:
For New York.
.14 3: 4" a 1!. Boston Express
stopping at all stations.
Local Express. stopping at Dario:
Student.
stopping at all stations.-
. £35955 at all stations.
I stall stations.
anm
eto n mutations.
Boggnixpreu
New Ion-k for South Nor-W‘nlk.
AImo mmlmtthmA 31-: MIME:
(EL) 8:45. can (local ex..l 5:5). 6:3). 8110051..) ‘P. X.
- South Norwalk for New Elven.
At 83,9 A. M. stopping at all stations.
9.44 Button Exprest
1:31 P. M. stoppin at all statiunl.
Boston .
L59
~1le .. .. .
nae “ stopping at all stations.
9‘49 Baton Express.
Trains leave New Haven for South Nontalk,“
tflfitmmfial.&109:45(Ex.)Al-)l 1m 2:15,
(Exaltmlkigazénm 8:336:an
Seehllarge advertisement at the Statitn
nonaeaaud Hotels.
Superintendent‘s Ofllce. Fourth It enue. and 'I'vren
ty-eevcnth Sm New Yor- k.
Assistant Superintendent a J(3%Stntion Bony,
New Haven. l0",
1- Lt Snperintaadan.
:81 LY’ DJINE.
NORM-Lilli!) NEW YORK.
Connecting with the Dunbar: Railroad
THE SPLEXDLD AND FAST STRAIN.
S.
CA". El. LANE,
“on and mi xosnt maroon arm 8. ~
Leaves South Not-walk everymmornlng Sundays ex-
:15 sen au‘d move: to and from Edythe.
r
z .. 53.7.. .ms.
Elie-ww- ... ”Qty-isms:
foot of Thu-truth! street, East River at 3 o ‘clock
P. x. ., (Sundays excepted)
Passqu 75 Cents, Excursion Tickets, 81,25
FREIGHT AT PROPELLE‘R nfi‘rfs ‘
Rt-taeslunqp not all lands iridium.
.n-AmeI-Iaxs tor Netv r611: eonhecta at
345nm Now-13mm an: mm do has and
thee: 18!. I. train to New Haven: also,wl
Whom hlch'm‘tigth Rm
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City of “Fort-(alt or P F. Bitty,
' .
at'l.
cm
persons are (S‘bld trusting any at the
ployees of either of the above boats on account 0
the owners thereof. 75-“.
“ PURE GOLD.”
Book this year. Eigefi
100,000 Copies
have been alreadv sold (Man 16.) and the book has
F - :
5 have :1-
amined _ School
SongBoo
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED FOR
“ Pure Gold”
every day. You will find the hymns and tunes
USEFUL. ORIGINAL,
REFINED', LranY. , ,
Excmruewmenosse
n11‘ruunoou” xrrou wmraxamr.
(paper nova) sent for enminatlcm on re-
eleme of cents.
BIGLOW 8:. MAIN, 425 Broome St., \'.Y
OLD WELL
AM ER ! 9 9.9...
:91
.4
E.
“Mme
pm groom .5555?
.ggflifi’fim 1.3.4
RAYMOND BROTHERS.
West end Carriage- erase,
SOUTH NORWALK.
COAL.
By the T01; Ca: Load or Cargo.
"V O O D .
Cut and Split to Order.
FEBTILIZEIS.
mankind!" (“amber”)
BLUE STONE.
Cut to Order
Ann
MASON’S BUlLDlNG HATERML.
5. W
$-
Ob‘ TIIIS "' CITY”
AND SECTION OF THE “'URLD “'ILL
FIND THE
Lowest Prices
Hosiery. Gloves. Hand-
kerohietb. Laces.
Janene: minds, mm
Linen and Lace collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufflinzs,
Veil Bea-ages. Donna M.-
rias, Stamped Yokes
and Bands.
Shirt Fronts, Gambrtcn, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets,
and thousands at otth-‘anfiea. together with a fail
me
NOTIONS,
-A'[—
H. 3. 9mm ’8.
(Eleanor west at the Postdce
P. s—ocnuom and the “mum‘s um
imitation limos. and cloth lined tux-02ml I
SoutlINorwatk. Martha. 18?! x-u‘
S. F'.--IE.E.C
9
Druggist and Apothecary,
Pure. Select
lll‘llll lililllll luluiult
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
‘comna.
PERFUHERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT EDICINES,
HINDRAL WATERS,
Turret Fancy Article. little],
In fact everything from a Quill Tooth Pick
to an Inlsid Hair Brush.
1—“ ‘W “unrema-
pounded hinand Wfiah mam:-
ta%oawmm
THE PLACE TO BE Y
Norwalk Chronicler