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17
“macaw—No.3.
Tomlin-ethane“:
All the “elect hortal evened-oi Nor-
wakeetetmthu—fihd dune
town tradition eeytwerefettcedead taken
career hythetowenetllaheetlmwhel
in town looting themveeed to
stream! greet ell Wright and title”
theboryi-gpiaeeonWhIteey'eKill“ teye
inhabit-nun! the Bret Bodety.“ theme
at which devolved thereenerepoetteetem-
l-ersendothen whowerepartlculerly inter-
csled. [rent this title theanclut earne-
tt-riee were greduelly neglected by the town. ‘
and the care of them left to the generality
"1 friends. who treat tine to one voien-
tvercd to restore theta Vie. “my bid [Incl
min decay.
It is as much the duty of the town to
twp the public burial pleeee iaaproper
condition. and make the. “who. II it
is In keep the highweye in order or to con-
elruct pounds end elect heepere for them.
“'hy should not the town reetore the copul-
chen of the tathere end pay the expense
out at the general tax! There cannot be
any reasonable objection to eech a mum.
for they are public institution and are in-
diepeenhle. They are highwaye upon
which the high and the low meet on a corn.
more level. Nay we not hope that ere long
there will he a movement in the right direc~
tiun. giving the people of the town an op.
portnnity to vote on the question at ita
assuming the entire expense of keeping the
burying grounds in rqtair. or providing
new ones. that we may no longer be a by-
word with thoee who come among no and
admire the tenet-yo! the tewn.hut turn
away in tit-gnu when they view the eleven
ly appearance of the public place (or the
dead. The memories 0! dear friends and
relatives tit-muted that the ancient burial
places shell be kept at least in order. end
made RNpet‘lltblP. A proper regard for the
deed-humanity and Christianity also dic-
tate that negligence in this respect is worse
than barberisnt.
It wont he apparent. to every person who
will give hie ettmtion to the subject that
the time itae arrived when people of means
lml good taste will seek more eligiblo loca~
tum for the burial of their dead. The old
grounds are full and liable to be disturbed
by the march of improvements. -All of the
ancient grounds lay on main road: between
thriving sections of the town. which will
vvn‘ ‘tl‘ll grow together. and the places
will he demanded by the living. The but
way to advance the interest of the people
i~ for the town to take pttaseeeion of the old
grounds. and by a reasonable expenditure
unlu- tltent attractive.
The lair Let‘urend Lockwood once made
a wry liberal otl'vr. with the View of rumor
ing the remains of our kindred in Pine
island cemetery. which he would have con-
suntntvtl had there been no objeetlonx. Mr.
Lockwood was it gentle!!!“ o! 300d taste
and line sensibilitiu. and was annoyed. not
incense Pine island wee a place of burial.
but for other ““338. It was unsightly and
null for retinvd people to visit. it had he-
roine a rcson tor the vile. and a place for
the growth at thorns and thistle“. tut it the
«use upon the ground had been rvnetretl.
and this locality chtveen for a ”Riel exhi~
hhiuu. Witnntu.
in prev lotto article read mic for flout-tannin
0..
The la~t censm shove an eggrvgate of
‘31 083 .082 church monthent of which 0.533.
:‘w m Methodists. 3.”?316 Baptiste. 2388c
tut Presbyterian. 93090.5" Palmolive. and
ii 77.218 (\mmlklldbtrt
s 'r E WA are
ALEXANDER
ID GLOVES
IN
Gent‘s and Ltttllcs‘ Sizes.
We are the only Dealers in town that
teen this well and faverahlr known
Kid Glove.
v-~ 4o0- ,,
WI ARE NOW OFFIRING
.t L A R o R
AND
Choice Assortment
llress floods
LOW PRICES.
We lave recently added toner
Carpet Stock
eon m AID yam
PATTERNS.
CALL up SLR TERI!
tang.»
' ’ _. a“ a“- .
In Great Yancy.
cm RR STORE,
C
R
O.
CROBUET
E
T
Enigma to atom pet- so.
At E. K. Lockwood’s.
6 for $ | .00.
' $3 per 'd oz.
South Norvvalk.
AT WHITE’S GALLERY,
Photographs, plain,
Photographs, Berlin
F erroty pes,
‘Vusltington street,
Silver Plated
American Starling
Spoone Forke, ac.
Wenentvd A t tlli Tea \‘ cone. . ~
giant“ Simone. aunt ‘t‘vo mm W 3::
14‘3‘1‘3xnnaluo tppg:
NI SALT 08].? II‘
E. K. LOOKWOOD.
hot-trail Stee- llyelac ead Scent-lax
Betahlieh-eet.
Factory and (Nice. east ol none it it depot
menace ud Dre-e Geode. dyed or cleaned.
Particular attention paid to the lining. financing.
Repairing and m of
Gentlemen'e Garments
by a new and luprovvd method. mettle: only
m Mr!
K I D G L O V E B
cleaned in one day. to leak deco-t ennui to new at
90 Conn per Pole.
131983) R. N. PERRY.
For Sole.
NE Pedl Wm i t
O ”r ' ““1.va w '"
F0. SALE.
hen-uni hone-d lot. recentl emitted by
. clan-tweed Ave. to dty. eolnt-
am to
T0510} .39» s
REMOVAL.“
SIVAR’DIRBILT
a“ Miocene-W
Mouth
Wmfifi
53'13
”m0!" STYLES
MILLINERY.
M R S. at U D D,
HAS OPENED
In her New Store. Kain Street. directly op-
poeite N..Y SN. H. R.R. Depot. ,
"Wm vlth
Meagan“ Jockeyaeed Bonnete.
all theletenovelticeoctmvthe apt-leg
French Millinery Goode.
Ribbons. Crapee. Flowers.
And Lace: a Specialty.
‘5: run- llata Altered Bleached and Proceed.
DRESSMAKINO.
Ilsa! enov'r would intone theladlee that
ehehaereepened her We; Room tor the
coulnxenecnmandwocldhepleaeedtneceherold
Wellwhc-ayealiwhw. Allhtndeot
STAMPIND AND PINKING.
Ind die-
done All work (term with ncatne-te
patch.
wanted—«An apprentice to the dice-matting but
once
Ronnie ever thetltcte oi A. lllchernan A lion.
int! \\‘ aehlngton Street South Rorwallt.
\II‘S. A. Gl‘EdiOl‘Y
TO T“: LADIES.
mill-t3 mi u t Methatllo‘Kmo:
mount n ‘ar ‘c x .
#:iiatri'ciomt atom. on non .rclla It l8.
e e rlen the who he: not with In
uth to a M worm“ iterln eoltt‘illtnr thepa tron?
of “theta dice of South Ru alk and \lclnlty s
will have on hand all of thr teat ttylee and pntttmte
Home. leaee give nte a call. called caedtl idol tny
ability to ")3le entire “altercation in anything
talntwto Ae Apprentice want
"mm tats. a. amour.
Mitts. II. M. coommr,
Mittlner and Dreeemelter.
Ladloe own amulet moo up or mutate tt ammo
Cor. Elizabeth and Day Streets.
to
FOR SALE.
Tat-enrolmor‘l‘omm out)!“ andlmton Int
I
mm“ ”Mm nu rucu
I‘ll-II ;
SIGN. OARRIAOI,
AN“
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
cnae. e. noon.
[law in: taken the thop on Water “toot. holow the
road ll l «x in panel to teko onion and on
331 port In in “it“! chart notion. titan"
‘
Notice.
llttcl t\ the letn llrttt of ll I
{\ul “u“ t‘innzs‘mnwtwl to cell tutti ulllt
luttwtlletvlt' “Allhlllc not willed “nor Mm.“ ‘\
letday «t $mntntmr. implll he put in tttlltxsru‘
"M.m“ “ m n t. IilLLAlllltht‘tt'
tlnuth \‘nrnttlh. Sept an it!“
Mme*w—M-_fl—. w.“ we
AYERSIIIRR Ill‘l In lll‘h'll
undone nod wtl nlll hem tor «who M
thMmfiwnvlfi‘An‘rl‘ The...“ rail 3““
M \l‘ \w l \ t\
aéto‘éa \ m “ «mm nil tlunmn
oohnonlmlxo the Avor
chive Stotfi to t tor quantity“ and unelily
n? cerviwx onlr
Fete! INN tr multinxu. t‘tiCx «\utmm Agt
, .
IIouce the Sole
‘llI int-cilia“ liottae M and onehclt em ttt
undoing!» “mt. twatto tothv pounim nt
Salmwl My“ tuner. hotel tor train tvllar an
der thewht Wan or “In. etc. nonm-
ie in N33.“ contain enroll ton-e For
a lit ttl.llt‘ 'fl‘
t‘or Iteta mynun Ann «moo. e‘onut horn ell:
l‘ ti. Alvo. one how to lot. “Mt
NO'I‘IC IQ.
' 1R pert-erehlp M C. fivnrtath t\t hint tilled \
pm by roaaea ot limitation. \l‘l‘n
indebted to the above Ir- r-aro Mun
immediate rntottt. All in: hath:
grown the rtnerv rennet «l to [tun-em the Mt»
t.
)3 l South Norwelh. Ilay let. tti'l'lt.
In“!!! “I t‘RRTll‘l' t
T t‘hrtntlan Sworn. ct Helm» “R. ‘Mfiiwm‘tu “3‘
.tltatn of Connecticut. and lived llattiand. “o!
d ."lan. d “nth: an: etatv. have Mode
no 0 ennui.t
mun-D South “at? Kill“
tilde“ ”Ween m i Clan
n “M
‘ally‘go l3.
garment Sunken
anode that atwholeaele an
them urchin acme or t‘. awarta & no.
ie to men
retail. under
«the let
hatched a capital of
of our it on at
town 038er“
hlty the anti
ct
endle totertnleateotttit let ct
Said t‘hoetle an magnum in W themerel
t
.t‘i'lh
dollera.
8131‘le BWAR‘I‘I.
snort AV
1"
DINIIINMIMI “INN“. A D. I“
I“
mud.
P. I.—
IB. GOOLD IOY'I‘
trillion-two
nunsronoohnicuon
“manometer ~
A.D. BRUSH.
me oeeee meme
3.: K. LOOKWOOD’S
E,ze*\:' ’9
"MO ~~
7- pehcqyowox3mms _ «swu-
,_fi.
7!
0. “WI. Grumman.
. 't‘ a J m .
m ‘
-. _ 1‘,
Eugenio. South in...
Keepeinetochalergcaeeortntmtot the
evytv
1"
Beet Speetnoiee
in can to unit all ace. A welleeletted clock of
Watches, Jewelry, >
Clocks, Silver
and Plated Ware,
end a central autos-totem ct pod- ttettally kept by
Junie". to which he would invite
apcelal attention.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
llavlna hada long experience in how York at e
ptoctlcei
WATCH MAKER a JEWELER.
”col ccndtient ct my ability to do any Inc John
equal toenyeltyetore. on my own pneumatica-
aonahle prince—while moat country etoroc are obliged
to need all of their Inc iohc to the city tohodone.
thereby cocaine extra exponee. delay end ottun a
toe: to the cuatontcr.
C. M. GRTTMLIAN.
ldl-‘OI
FRANK MEAD.
Hannteetnrer ct
00NFEO'I‘IONERI‘ AND ICE CREAI,
Dealer in I‘lne more. Note. Fruit. etc...
No. 8 GAII‘I'I‘I Bowman. NORWMJK.
Loth'a‘ and (hair Oyehr and Dining Salon»
N. h.- » All wort: werrttntotl.
Cttetorll is more than n ttuhtmlntow tot
CastorOil. ltietllo only to article in ct:
lctencc whlehle curtain I? aeeinxilnte t
food. regulate the howolefieure wind-co c
tntd produce natural elecp. It contnlnc
neither tulnercle. mor due or nicohol. and
ht liceatntto take. Children need not cry
ant mother: may- rest
Clllllil, Croekoty, Glass
Ware, Wood and
Willow \V'aro, 850.
All tho ltmptirt‘nlonle of llottwkcclwm.
AT E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
ALFRED KNAPP.
Was-nuance Street.
SOUTH RORWALII.
line now In clove the ltrgcet and Met-olwwn utoclt
ct l‘owltly
GROOERIES
. Al“)w
1’12 ()’\' l S I ()‘N S
Itver cum to thin t‘tty,
including a lotto canvtnwnt ot
conned Prulte.
Vegetablee.
Pleh. etc..
outsell) sneatnxs,
Rh‘tlue‘ll l‘lClllJlS AN!) SAi‘t‘llS.
tin-1t rewlvml a large llairy ot
GHOICE STATE BUTTER,
Aim ntlo‘l l ll.u‘l o’itt tlmw nitlt‘lldltl
A FAN '1‘ EAS
that are «tum at eo eta. per in
J
i etlll retain tho agency tor Phil-loo l‘rett‘e
ASTRAL OIL,
The Best. Cheapett and Selett Oil in the
Market.
lt tun attn to ho the hut anode. and l Ih‘lll
ac low u’m mm ’wtttlew ellttvr "q ‘
"It" South “m.‘3.{!“ M. 1”
Children‘s Carriages. Certs,
Wagons. Wheelbnt‘rows. Veloci-
Boots and
adshcudmhtadeudehudc. Wdcneetehortnotlce.
pedes, &c.. at E. K. Locktvood‘s.
W
Shoes!
DAYTGN,
No. I Bly’e Block. {lain Street, (next door tefild Well Hotel.)
Ravtnxtahcnth minnow occupied Mencken. would th ti
httete the tare: aldchetce ct S‘s-mend Sheen of oil kinda mmg‘t‘l‘te efi‘fitfififum
hmuumw them-an chemandw wggd eennothc
airfielhthlcelts. AI Intranet anyth tntheehoeltne wl gall-chinmetto
eel IHWNI'MW perehaelnzcleew Mclntcnd hnygoodeaeloweecuhwlll
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
wmheonretotto. Withetrtetattutioaaedadcelretopiueaeeharcdthe pehilc petroleum larc-
I!"
THE! LADIES
ALL m SPIING STILIS
p.
A42 the Old Shana
"yr-2’ r «m «I ‘31‘
on
MARRLRIZRD
MA RRLRLZRL
MARBL EIZED;
SLATE
SLATE '
SLATE
MAN'I'ELS. ‘
MAN'I‘ELS.
MAN'I‘ELS.
TABLE TOPS,
WAINSCOTINGS,
SIIELVES,
And all otlttrr
SLATE GOODS.
Alum iIt‘Ilt‘l'I in
Gratee,Regletere,etc
Only Ollioo tutti \Vnt‘ol‘ooms of
THE BRIDG EI‘OR’I‘
SLATE MAN'I‘EL 80..
38 MIOOLI ST“
Bridgeport. t‘onn."
ldl ‘33
45 mus s'rnns'r, xohwnnx, cosy“
flavemreedvdthdraflvefipdeafiwck a
cell early eel secure a (iced Selection.
WALL PAPER.
nnumummtacmnsénaummmhmmmtm
H. M. do «T. T. PROWI'I'T,
BRONZE AND GOLD PATTERNS.;
GO To
J F BENNETTMB S
Pattern!“ III
CARPETS ‘
01L atoms AND
MATTINGS.
runs-mum avenrttnen ' "tettheflcvcetericev-V
£15.; 4 w; {Aged lee (Irma ’
an
in Spring gasp Geode
Ie‘etcp-ed.
Hove their Annual Reunion
at New Enron, .
m8,
GEMS and Gillian
nave their meetlnclcvery Day (Sundaye
excepted) at the Store of
J.F.&G.RBENNETT.
Washington St."
SOUTH ,NORWAI-K.
'l‘o ace our large and well-selected clock
of Parasol! and Sun Umbrella: o! the intact
styles.
Those Lndiea‘. Mlseoe‘. Children‘s. Men‘s
and lloyu‘ Strcw little. cheap.
’l‘hoee new Spring Dress Goods.
hm Stilts.
’l‘hoco Cheap llihhone
Those very low priced Veiled Gtvnatllnee.
'l‘hat large and choice lot of New Stylea
Prints and Potent» have arrived. and thoee
cheap Muslim. Call end coo thenl. »
That lot of Lowtprieed Suspenders for
Non nnd Boys. price 15 and 90 cents.
Cell tutti not: those 1th Spreads for “.83.
and others. .
Anmher lot of thaw :lntlltxt \vido homo
and corded Bolder llandhetvhlch for tile.
We have a low down left oi those very
low priced 'l‘tnvelt.
A lot of Bulls at Cost.
\\ c keep a in“ good line of t‘lolhtz. Cat-
ullnerto. 'l‘vveeda. Joana. and Linen Good:
for t‘onts. Pants and Vesta.
\‘vch Rowe at less than hull price.
A lot ut ldlrtore cheap. «
ladlezl‘ Trevollina Satchel».
llnir “nodal.
A good essarttncnt o! Jewelry.
Nook ltntheo in amt varioLr.
We have n few of those new atyltVl Dave
Spring Shirts loll.
Those new ntylc Belle etc all the rage.
That Got Matti Soap. and other fine choice
Stunt: ot Robinson‘s lnelte.
Those two-huttou Rid Gloves for $1.00
and $1.95. hoot everything.
We are mutt tor
Alan
THt‘fWSON'g
BEST
and beautiful tilting Kid Glove. no celebra-
tod. Also ills
\
"" it
(vlw‘
xtlu'
\Vl
Glove Fitting Corsets. end Crown Portu-
Inery.
Also autumn. Roan Perfumery.
Those who once tiny to try will ever after
hny. ' . ‘
Our
- .Bonmlmmas,
:Fire Bond ‘Pt‘i'l'ils t
.1 w
, wmnotsnlntsr
WALL PAPERS;
I ~u. 7'
.1, .n_, , .. _ .rp ._
w "“ ”r. f
Waterfioolers, , ,
Watermark”,
: . Wheel- Cooler-e,
in? e. K LocKwoon'h
Money saved in buying Boots
and Shoes at C. H. Harvey‘s.
Greu inducenients offered in”
Boots & Shoes ct C. H. HerveY‘s
Now is the time to. 1.... Boots
and Shoes c607. H. Harvey’s. V
Spring Stylee of Boots ma
Shoes to be (buffet Harvey’s.
The only plncey to buy Boots
and Shoes is at G. H. Harvey’s.
What the people say must be
true—go to G. H. Harvey’s For
your Boots and Shoes.
The best variety of Booto and
Shoes to be found at Harvey‘s.
The cheepest Boole and Shoes
is to be had at C. H. Harvey‘s.
C. H. Hervey can‘t be beat in
selling Boots and Shoes.
Look Ont for bargains! Go to
C. H. Harvey‘s for Boots and
Shoes.
Iii-If
OUSPADOBES
One Dollar!
AI E. II. Loeltwood‘e.
Buy Your Clothing
AT TEL
new YORK .
OHE PRICE Rome HOUSE.
no. ac Iain etteet.
Norwalk, Ct.
Metls‘.»Yotttlts‘. and Children‘s
Clothing, Gents‘ Furnishing
Goods. Hats and Caps.
Trunks and “discs. Bags and
l’mbrelltts.
m Poirot Whole“ elm.
etc “ “ cc ccete.
m SQ ‘\ \\ a “u
w \t' \e u “ "I”.
Wcmmvr toofit'trtothopnhllethellmfl
endhectntetoek hatheecverm
mm ““
no TRO't‘llhh‘. 'ro snowrooons.
TIL'I‘OII. m Notifier.
“nestle Setteee.
m .
constipation
f3“? "
‘13“
>25; @517} L.. 3.
.7e *1; "a” ‘ Ma...
,. .. Eng! :4:
IAflDWAfii
I'llMll“. (,5.
Realm mullet.
/ -,ncmmcs* roots.
«thine-tummy.
Points, on. end Window Gloss.
ludeeand'needlmm
Wu..e
mhhhm an.
I ”In”
LA. wet atom
R. -‘ijmd W; was... fl‘h'ndr
lea‘mmDNn
Inheritance-realest,
”contravention.
fl-fl
new
”Mint...”
Mr. Preemie E‘Gmory
ga‘vm heats“ the Wt latelymed ‘.
KIIIEI‘ C VII-cox.
“M h m ti Public
fith‘ Choice lulu,
ma: ran-R ,
LAMB. 11.41.
rating):
E
123155 BEEF,
And all int-ca er '
Vegetables in their Season. '
Andallthltpcrtelutc t cuter-nun; Met.
MR. D. c. H. BROWN,
(Lately o! the Wuhtngton Si. Xarlm.) '
Will he tonne ‘ecnetentlr on head toateendtcthe
welteot coetonere.
a e‘ate of the public patmnege la reepeettttlly
lD-t!
.._.........._'-...... m »_...--._ ..._.....4 -v.
INSURE YOUR LIFE l,
. INT!!!
Oldeet. W on Ben
1m names comm
In the United Stem
THE RIUTUAL
Lite lne. Om, of New York-
leecrvyoarpropertyegeleet
“Blond momma
Inccodand rellehle when" which”
the-ix of Brooklyn,
Willie-elm City or Brooklyn.
Hanover of Row York city.
Geeneetieet of llarthrd,
llatleeel Fire and larlee effhlla.
N m not: In
INSURANCE OFFICE. .
MELVILLE- E. MEAD,
Whit DIM-I,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Pom of all niece.
Houeee of all kinds.
Ville Plate. Building Lou.
“Meter-en Wen lhreelceedex~
curate
WESTPURT. NEW CARAAN.
SOUTR NORWALK RYE : '
NORWALK. GREENWICII.
BABIER. RIDGEI‘IELD‘
NQRO'I‘ON. NEW YORK CITY.
STAIPORD. BROOKLYN.
' Aida-yether more. Also
Houses and Stores to Rent, _
Real Estate omoe.
IELVILLE E. HEAD,
OLD BANK BBILDING.
80m ‘NORWALK. Gollll’.
SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS
Bought. Sold and W
TICKETS TO EUROPE
“A. NAT'IOXALWCO.
AND WHITE STAB LIE!-
Drafce on Ireland. Ger- 7
’ many, and all parts of
Europe, for Sale.
cove-one m “D
mm ”DD“. :
, menu-cc.
' WWW“ Ionic an! other“
chill!“ ‘
amen-re m M h) m by
dawmwwa
hummer. m
ween-hint. “WWW ,
Norwalk Chronicler