m Kieth leuewtvea.
twinknfig‘ fit. at out?
eta- stigma... W
onnee- warming-lien.”
lute Villarreal—lie oxide or aloe
mmingd apply it withawhfiaV-V
weal bruit to the ceiling. Alter thiampply
in the name manner a weeh of the chloride
at ~cine. which will combine with the oxide
to form a month cement with a ehinlng
eat-ca. -
‘Rocx Conn—Btu! a teacup ot the beat
rice till quite loft in new milk. aweeten
with powdered white auger, and pile it upon
a dieh. lay allover it lumpa of Jellyor pre-
aerved fruit at any hhd. Beat the whites
of threeaga to entitliroth. and da-
vor with what you plme. Add to this
when very all! apont a tablespoon 0! rich
cream—drop over it rice. giving it theap-
peerence 0! e rock of anew.
mum Venn—Take some cold roast-
ed Illet of veal. meson it with apiece. and
,beat it in a mortar. Shin a cold dried tongue,
out it up. and pound it to a paste. adding to
it nearly its weight of trash butter; put
eomeottheveal tn pota, then stew inlutnpa,
ot the pounded tongue. Put in another layer
of veal, and again more tongue; preas it
down and pour clarified butter on the top.
This cute very prettily, like voided marble.
The dreeeed white meat of either fowl. rub-
bit or turkey will enawer for the purpose M
well as real.
Rnt‘uu Put—Prepare the stulks hy
peeling odthe thin. reddish skin. and cut-
ting in half or tlteequartvr inch pieces.
'ghich spread evenly in your crust-lined
this. Sift on a little flour. to which odd a
bit of butter and a teacup of sugar—sour
taste is not relished; a pinch of soda may
be used to advantage. with loan sugar. on it
gone far towards neutralizing the acid. ( We
would here add; save all your aurplus pie-
plant. prepare as {or use. and dry in the
sun‘ ea atoveheat turns it dark colored.
Soak and stew for winter use. with sugar
and node ea above for pica. It makes elao
a nice sauce for tee.)
Herr-21.1131 Coxret‘rtos.—This is n are-
son for oranges. The peel of this fruit pm
served in rug“ is one of the most dolinttul
confections a family can use. for superior to
the extracts sold in the shops. The pool
should,of course. be perfectly clean. and
nhould be cut in long. thin strips. Stew in
water till all the bitterness is extracted.
Throw away the water and stew again for
hell an hour in n thick syrup made of n
pound 0! sugar to one of peel, with just wa-
ter enough. Put away. in a cool place. for
flavoring pnddinea, pies. etc.. for this pur-
pose it ahonld be chopped very line. No bet~
trr or cheaper tlsvoring can be furnished A
household.
Morns.——Camphor will not stop the hw-
agce of moths in carpets. after they have
commenced eating. Then they pay no re-
gard to the presence of cemphor. cedar. or
tobacco. A good way to conquer them is
to take a coarse crash towel and wring it
out in cold water. Spread it smoothly on
the carpet, then iron it dry with a good hot
iron, repeating the operation on all suspect
ed places. and those least used. It does not
injure the pile or color of the carpet in the
least. as it is not necmsary to press hard.
heatand steam being the agents. and they
do the work rift-dually on worm and eggs.
Then the caniphor will doubtless prevent
any further deprcdations o! the miller.
~40» w»-
A Cool Colonel.
Donn Plait tells the following story of an
English colonel whom he met during the
late war: This Englishman had been tight-
ing in all sorts of wars in every part of the
globe. for and against cveryltmly and ct'cry
curse. Hts cool disregard of danger, and
at the some time his fixiety to get into
quiet place: and comlortabte quarters. at
forded us infinite amusement. At the but-
tle of Fredericksburg, Captain Meyers, of
the volunteer artillery. found himself ‘1': a
very exposed position. where he was doing
no good. although he used due- diligence.
and fired away front his one battery in re-
sponse to the concentrated fire of half 3 doz-
en. “'hile thus engaged. and worried to
see his men and horses killed. Colonel M.
rode up.
“At work, Captain." romerknl the new
comer. mining in his steed.
“ Devilish hot." was the response.
“ Never saw such a day. Captain; 1 don‘t
like it; you know I‘ve been rather ttufortutr
ate. While crossing that blasted river I
lost my coffee pm. I've had that cutie.- pot
all through India and South Ami-tics. and
now I‘ve lost it. I don‘t know what I'll tlu
without that notice pot."
“ I'd like to know what I out kt'pt here
for. unlem they want my lottery destroyed.“
interrupted the Captain.
“ Aw, Captain i beg pardon ; that monkey
of an Adjutant sent me It?” to order You
out. The General says you‘re doing no
good here; better get out. you know."
“ Damnation. why didn‘t you give me the
order? I’ve lost two men and three horses
while you talked about your damned Collie
not."
“Never mind, Captain. beg pardon. I‘ll
help you. We’ll soon get out of range of
- the beggars. But an old campaigner can
not lose his cotl'ee pot. you know.“
Further discourse was interrupted by a
shell that exploding. blew up a caisson. and
tumbledall that was left of the concern
down the declivity of the rear. Colonel M.
extricatcd himself from n dying horse, and,
walking awry. grumbled :
"Moat unfortunate day; I lost my wine
pot. you know. 1 can not replace that, ~ had
:in India. and all over South America-
moat unfortunate”
w~~—-
EABIY memo. -Thompson and Simone live
opposite each other' in a narrow street up
town. They were gohgen a fishing excnr
eion the other day, and as they wanted to be
sure to wake in time to catch the early train.
they run his «clothes lineacruee theatreet.
in the“ story windows, and each tied
anendttrhis leg.» that Hone awoke the
otherwonhlimmdiehlyfeel a pull. The
aehemeweaanexcellentone. and we know
ol-o rel-on why, under ordinary circum-
na-eea, it. rho-id not have worked well.
“memo-t morning-Jone i...
mews. float of filmma'fiir the
mJMn-thk Who‘-
tieholewaadngdheybegantopntthepoie
(kidTATp'm )
Centaur Linineut. _
There ia no pain which the Centaur Linl~
men: will not relieve. no swelling it will
not subdue. and no lamenesa which it will
not cure. This is strongdnnguegc, but it is
true. Where the ports are not gone. its ct-
tecta are marvelous. It has produced more
curea or rheumatism. neuralgia, loch-jaw,
palsy. sprains, swelliuge. naked-breasts.
seelda. burna, sult-rheum. ear-ache, ete, up-
on the human frame, and of strains, spuvin.
galls, ete, upon animals in one your than
have all other pretended winedies since the
world began. It is a counter-irritant. on till-
heuling pain reliever. Cripples throw
away their crutches. the lame walk. polsou~
one bites ere rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without it seer. It is
no humhug. The recipe is published nrouud
each bottle. It is selling its no article ever
before sold. null it sella because it does just
what it pretends to do. Those who now
under from rheumatism. pttlu or swelling
deserve to sutl‘er if they will not use Ceu~
tour Liniment. More than 1000 vortitlrutus
of remarkable cures. including frozen limbs
chronlc‘rheuumtlsm. gout. running,r tumors,
etc..hn\'o been received. We will sendn
circular containing certificates. the recipe,
om, gratis. to any one requesting it. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper t‘entnur Lini-
tnent is worth one hundred dollunt for spot"
ined or sweened horscsond mules. or for
SCNW~WOllu in sheep Sttwkanut‘rs—wlhls
llniruent is worth ymiruttuntiou. No family
should be without t‘vnhuu‘ Lininwnt .l. ll.
Rust: tit Co. New York.
”—“fifihlliih-l; ilwl‘u‘lltrlll urittlhlllttlt‘ l‘ul‘
Castor till. it is the unlv solo ut‘llt‘lv in «x
lstottt‘v which is urtnlu to assimilate the
food, it‘gttlutu tho howls. turn \t‘lml-oollt‘
and produce untur. tl slur“ it contains
neither minerals. morphlm or nl.~.uhnl and
is pleas nut to who thihht it in r ‘l not on
and mothvm tum wet
0L1) ll ELI. t.‘ to ill
MANUFACTORY.
1‘. s‘i'Alt'l‘z .e t‘o..
role metittlnt‘lux‘ere of
‘0 Ll) \VELL CLUB,"
“H. II." “C. S. .h 00.."
“CRIOL ‘ "
“STAR OF Till-I WEST."
“DIAMONDS.“ ETC.
wholoonlo and romll (lt'lilt‘l‘ti In
P. LORRILARD & (‘O.‘.‘
Coal andVVWood,
Franklin Cont. of kaens Volley
Ellen‘s. Women‘s Mill Children‘s
Cor. R. R. Pinon and Clay 8t..
FOOT OF MASHALL ST.
Wholeaalo end Retell Dealers in all ltlude of
“7001) AND COAL.
Among the vat-lotion we keep the pure
Also
llrick, Lime. Cumin. and till kinds of
imme‘ Material
Orders taheuat llragyh illlleo. at No. 4. Ely‘a
South Noruellt. Nor. l‘l‘. one l-‘t
JOHN SGHAUB.
Boot and Shoe Store.
All kinds of
Home Motto
BOOTS nntl SHOES
UN lianl AND MADE TO ORDER.
Ladies Fretwh Kid llutton lloutu. at louver pl‘lttt‘e.
Opp. Atlmns‘ lint Shop and it ll. llt‘yttl.
Pltl- it!
SHOES! SHOES!
.\ ‘l‘ -»
II. M. & J . '1‘. PBOWITT,
45 Main Street.
N ORVWAIJK.
'
Harlin: muted the latency for
I‘. JE‘VELL a. SONS
Leather Betting.
Which will he eoltl at
Lowest: Factory Prince.
Raymund Sherwood & Cu.
Bulldersfi Centractors
Shop wast of the Depot. foot of Franklin St.
7‘“ (LI. “”0 (‘0. 'rmru TR IH‘ILIJIAW.
Reduced Prices.
\
llfilt. Thom if You (‘mt For
t. AK A‘I‘ l \‘ 0.. KW\\' \' ll. That RAYMOND.
Slidild‘VOOll & «0.. lune more than tilt) ile-
s gas for atthnrheu and country hnrnee. which they
Mkt‘ plenum» it: nhowiun to oil and any who tiny ht
\ut \h. to “hit a volt. (it, w ill denudation turalt who
\tlnll. and «nor noulnn )on with it reign. will or»
MRS. (LB. )1 lLLl‘.li.\‘(‘,O.’S,
THOS. ll YT .\’ CONS,
and choice Virginia Brande of
T013;\CC().
PIPES, 61. SMOKERS’ ARTICLES
generally.
El y‘s Block.
__1 I
\ ElVAVD RV \l E l’Ln. \TS
ROSES,
Geraniums.
vnnnuxts
AND
BEDDING our PLANTS,
-Flll8lil£ Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
CHOICE
Sout h N err-walk.
Blackberry,
«H.
Wherry,
AND
Strawberry,
PLANTS .
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Choice Went o!
FLOWER All]! VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
Special attention vet: to the goings up 0! choice
Bonnets. Wit-the. 151%.“ nSutherll'lor-al 03116.
More! I: Downs.
NUISEBYIE‘J AND FLORISTS.
com NORWALK, CONN. .
South Harwell. New. 11'. ten. ty'
. Camphorine,
w or an exam DISCOVER” 0.? Till
A“ non m Rm OF PAIN.
I).H..1llt~tLi’l.\.'t(‘0.‘S, : D- DAYTON’S,
‘NO.
7 ‘ . t ~ l title it with the utmost 1le unit. and on the moot
llll “1"“) ‘ rm-nuahto tonne. with thu‘beet or tuetertal and
workmanship
no... on Souultwnv'uws all“ .m woo Jobbing done with l'romptness.
Ni it s St‘rgv t‘ .ututt a“ ...... l. .5
lil‘\\:;‘.‘ll..\ pwr pair ........... I ‘.‘~'. uml by t‘utttpt‘it‘m \t‘urklltt‘u. Will furnish you with
A Large _.\v--nrt|n«nt or
Women’s and Children’s
SHOES OF ..\I l. It'lh lls.
.‘tt prion-s that can‘t lu- ht‘til in th.- t‘lt}.
nnnrt mont or
Men’s, Women’s and Children's
BOOTS and SHOES
Of the to" lust 11).. kt. that are warrtnhd to who
FNIlE‘I‘flt tlon at the \1‘ r\ ltt\\t‘~lt‘1lultpl“‘itt -
Pl. 1-. \‘ill and l mini in our rim l.‘ and to“ \till he
comiu- u! that th- 11m in hm )uitr bl mm is at
-l 1‘} l-\"fi ISI.()(.‘ Ii.
Nt-zx‘t‘ Door: 1‘» OLD \Vl...l. llu'rr:t..
lnuls lllltl Slums. ml" all kinds. lllllllt‘ to
order. llt‘puiring door in >hurt Notice.
I) L‘ N '1‘ I S;
'l‘ 1!. ‘1'.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
“'en'idi to loop it llt'!lll‘t‘ the people. that our
office is upon «luring ull l't‘umlllfllllt‘ home. to we our
putlrutsntul to v): :-t lt‘t'lll but not with bottled
liquid grts. \\'c hm.- nvw rooms over
S“‘0RD§’ (‘LOTIIING S'I‘OR E,
fitted up with all lhv tun-lent improventrnts. for the
comfort lllltl :t‘UlH'i‘lllt‘llt‘t‘ of ourselves and out pu-
tlontS. ltlitl are n‘mly to do any kind it! work thul
may he utl'orml. \\llt‘!llr‘l‘ Ort‘l‘lllltt‘. mechanical. or
surgical. it in our prnl‘vssluunl line. We treat ell
dis-whoa of the hood uml law llttll arise from tlls—
«used or irregular Im-th. “'0 make u spm‘lullyof
t‘urrn‘lin: it‘l‘t‘glllhl'lllt‘s; no nmtlrr how lrromllltl‘tlr
llllhlulilly the teeth may in». we t‘Eln regulate them to
aporhwtnrch in at ehort thumond “ltlaont pain.
Auv who may have tu‘tltlviol lt‘t‘lll lhut- do not ulvo
rullefztt‘llull, tlutt cannot wear with «use. or that
do not look ooll. \w iuVlto to roll ttutl lot on t'xnutluo
their ruse. \i‘e haw made runny new pivot-a or work
for this close of patients since We have been hero.
some in this t-ltyuml in hurl-m. Stitmmnl. lluubttry.
Rldgvtlvld. Wilton. Wt-eton. lictltvl. “'eslport unit
Southport. and we have given antleturtlon in all
crime with one exrentlou. and in that it was not our
innit. Why is it that no many Wear urtltlrlnl dentures
that do not give “llrim‘lldll. nud ehow to the most
usual observer that they are false in every sense of
the word! it is simply a lack oi artistic eltlll in the
dentist that made them. The very highest nrtletio
skill is required to produce a natural appournuee o!
the artificial denture that will be in pet-feet harmony
with the features. the complexion. color or the lips
and grime. and form of the person. an all aheuld bu
in harmony and prevent even a suspicion at any
thing {also there. With nearly twenty yrera‘ ex-
perience. agood practice. and n close study of all
improvomtutta that have boon made in mechanical.
operative and surgical dentistry. wo fool routldeut
Hunting. tlu hurl um: thoupont rootln known
and Mainline it
lluld- l. the «lumpent nnd moi-t exit-title Milli holder
in nu.
lltll‘ nits. s‘t ulth‘flJ
hm ittgtho turnout fatilltles and longoot experience 0
ttttv Rial Relate llrolmrtl in the oily.
eniouot of doslrnhlo pmperty of everyeoer deoer
out haiku. and are in constant revolt» o! app
to purt‘huao or hire.
at mat-uni.
nv Lloirrrnrtu. wtlxruun Finn INIUII on not.
wrrttou-r nx‘rita cannon.
A. LOT
at prince
lt‘]t(.)l\[ $100 to $5.000.
mould like to shun ton Home splendid out-cl. build
. tune homo omupieto with all owe-mar) outbuild-
Also at gum. in.
nu
llt luut y
.-.t.~ume w.oll cistern. (to. ready ltu ooclmaufiye.
it your money given out. «in motto up
None need be without a Home.
Don‘t more but once more. and then into a neat.
conttortultlo home built lost to your taste. by your
obd‘ t eeu‘nnte.
RA YMOND. SHERWOOD & CO.
N ii tiolo agent: for Eagen‘ I Patent Compotltlrlt
‘a
nah Lock and
Mao. lot Slialer‘u
Souwthing in w. ’l‘ryt it . ball on oreddmae
RAYMOND. SHERWOOD .e 00..
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Shop fuot o! Fratfhlln atrwt. west of Depot.
119
V .'I‘. C“ A‘V & SON,
REAL ESTATE
AND
IN N1311ANCE
BROKERS.
\\‘o are pro tend to no Nate the sale a mill oi
ills. and 0 her Reel late
W e have a let-ire
itlou on
catione
Fire Insurance.
We issue lpohmeu in lilo boot needing Companlea
o I‘llutl. We «too lneum not not Deleon
City Surveyor‘s Ofioe.
Surveying in till it! bronchus.
that we can trtiat eueceeatully and satisfactorily.
moot once that may ,be presented. We employ as
anelatauta none but. tint-class operator-e. Dr. Ferris
will remain with us and continue to manipulate
et the chair. At an operator. his superior urinal be
round, and but few equals. a mechanic and a gentle-
man in every respect. Every operation “ill be per.
termed upon honor and eonseleutloualy. We wish to
7 have all our dealingswith our fellowmuu or such a
nature that we can be mutually pleased to continue
the tame. We otter no inducement: to get work by
naming low prices in I‘ll ertieomcntl. then when we
get a customer in the office tell them that the boat in
the cheapest. We expect to do good worlt and not a
fair price for it. There are but low whodo not know
that the boat mode are the cheapest in the end.
Who duel not know that the high-priced home and
ehoee or dreu anode are the cheapest in the end for
the poorer welt ea the rich. it you want a not of
teeth for ten dollere. we will give them to you for it.
tortfyouoannetpaytormore annual“ wot-tyne
lndbetwrhare thoae than none-for your loch.
comfortendheelth'eaeke weahauehargauomore
henonrwerltiawoah. Ween preparedtoputup
any kind or work that la wanted. But the public
meat know that no denuahany aooner than any oth
erhudneuman unclutogive yen twenty deltare
rotten. Intheeadogenararethnee nomaniaeptto
gluenymonthanhe expectatogetnaldtor. We
tntenltogtre were. receivedrorererydeliarwe
mendedmmerennleeaitieundeutoodtobe
ace-norm. Foruueettngteathwehavethe
mWWamedenI-onpat-
“whomudmncflumum
\V. 'l‘. CRA‘V & SON,
OFFICE IN star's ntocx.
Ragikllux. at. South Nor-walk. Donn.
RAYMOND BROS»it
South Norwalk, Oh,
WOOD,
nanome- Material;
oRcAue.
.MELODEONS.
FOR SALE AND To RENT
can and Boo
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN.
ans'r ORGAN IN ran wow.
.47.-
1‘1". POTT IER’S
MUSIC STO‘BE,
Next door to the Savings Bank.
Wall Street, Noi‘wnlk.
lie ltrepa on hand a large atoeh ot
PIA NOS, ORGANS
.urn Membrane.
and will as“ than on monthlytuttaltntente
Old lnetrnmente Token in exchange for new.
Fianna tuned and repaired
S.PAKULSKI
Respectfully lntortne the Ladlea oi Noni-all: and
Vicinity. that he he: engaged the cert-two of e drab
Clara ntalntactuwr 0!
HUMAN HAIR WORK,
Who \tlil make up.“ hie ehop. ell kinda of work
denim! ht ladle: in the telnet and most approved
eulre. melting over “Niobium“ of tho huh": own
hair. or nlll aupply hair to Order. lie but alum con:
etuutly on hand. a tine aarortment ot
J.
S‘VI'I‘CII ES,
turn we,
(E llnlas, &“e,
\‘l‘hlt‘h be in able to sell at lower rate: than over its
tore “ill-red. lmlloe tlt‘llrlilt: melt work. will do well
to mil‘ before ptlt'cllllllu: elsewhere. as he can entire
thorn that he can tell twenty per cent. lower than
any other dealer.
lie hae alao fitted up a Private Saloon tor
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
II .58. Ill :1 )RESSINfii‘.
lie occupioe the the atom in
IsJLY'S BLOCIC,
Formerly occupied aa a drug utore‘ouo of the boot
location-I in the city. in tho roar or the leiee‘ Sa-
loon he he- a the
Hair Dressing and Shaun Salton
F0 1% G ENTLEM EN.
99-"
Are You Insured ?
FAIRFIELD oovN'n'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
South N orwalk, Ct.
CHARTERED I869.
CASH CAPITAL $200,060.
ASSETS, JULY 1, 1878,
$302,924.35
l)llkl§CTOIM§ t
BEVRYR RFI'I‘CH. South Nor-walk.
EEERRHH‘EL ROWAN, South Norwelk.
South Not-walk.
LONN thukRSOLIkN
HAD 1-m- Em.
1.0 tlona‘wo mellow".n of South Not-walk.
iul nor: BAR ‘uso
WiNF‘lEklle £3]ngng “about"! Nolrnnllt.
Jl lJUSA (9“: L‘w ° W“
FA. EE. New Tor
1".le W llll'll' GGBRHOF. Durieu.
I‘ll EES’I‘ERF GILES. South Norwallt.
ll ENR‘ F". “()W‘ WS Benton.
JOHN 1! RN .‘tl‘im or South Nor-walk.
NELSON TAY Loli. of South Norwallt.
OFFICERS I
W lNFlllle) S. IiAN‘FORD.P~eni dent.
DUDLE P..F.LY Vice Preetdent.
1‘ 1mm llAK m
' m.
A In. Flu“? MS. Senator
1LT mrnm‘smmm "
new YORK orrtcn. gs. ”WWW
BOSTON 9 Stile Street
| as La Selle aim
CHICAGO ‘ lm It wuumod‘sm
81‘. Lows “ Cor. 5th and Olive Street;
r.
than: ."“°:.“t=:.“*n“°“.tr.33." ”n:
t u non n u us
3:; October, 1871 add Nov.
1’!
JOHN ILSHWH‘
‘FLORIS '1',
air a... or Idlll amen soars or out new
City of teeth tiorwallt. coon.
' mumrnemei‘ot V
_. 3:3... pow...» 3 3.
' edit... or- .3»
Druggist and Apothecary
lonely M "i: :7 .
Pure, Select;
BEES Elllll‘lllll ltUllllllilli
FINE TO! ET SOAPS,
O c an: n - i '
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A. CHOICE LOT of WALLETS.
PATENT MEDICINES.
MINERAL WATERS.
Trusses, Fancy Articles. Cutlery.
In {not everything from a Quill ITooth Pick
to on inlaid Heir Brush.
l‘htsictann‘ Preemptiona carefully com-
Entrance to Rwldouee in
eahingtoe smut.
N ll
pulliltlt‘tl day and night.
name building. for night calla. on W
South Nor-walk. Not “.1810.
éauev QWmom m5 Mona
we»? #1
6““ “MOM
2%“.WWQMM
3”... .trum.W
“6 NM WA
hhuédua
lit in] all Lumber in
AT
FIVE MILE RIVER.
A large stock or all town or
L'U'MyBER
JUST RECEIVED. AND FOR BALI CHEAP
COAL. LIME, LATll. BRICK.
PLASTER AND CEMENT
Small Profits and Quick Returns
Is MY mom.
1
ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
nou'arrox ros'r omen.
May. 38. 1871. 39-6
edit-do Magflwfidgo
MM
Mm W
moonwalk...“
Wm, :Met W
mmmmm
“Woman“...
anMMmm
Water Coolers...
\Vater Coolers,
Water ' Coolers,
AT E K. LOGKWOOD’S
SHUT ERN-
1
GBNNECTIEUT
Hair. Tooth and Nail Brushes
We... Sterling
. r;~'_u1refi $21.3
Worm lewd
On. Canceled-Viewer. “Jenn Roan“.
Aeo-pleteetoekotfiehteetatylea t
.BQQTS . . AND .‘ shuns-7."
mayo-am. Winter-hug
homemade-opiate.
Insuring and lead!"
3.. Netti: done at abort notice.
Silver Plated
x
Spoons Perks, to.
Wenanted A l. Olire'i‘ee l lager
gilt-e Table Spoone. 03.30. Number» .
@Examine Lg:
m SALE ONLY BY
5. K. LOGKWOOD.
South Norwalk
Puma KILL count
msrucrvnans or arm 11mm or
inter, Sill, Blinds, Doors, 8n,
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GRO-OERIEB
PROVI’IOJSQ
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. m Oldest Grocery ti? South Norwelk
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Constipation
continuity on hand at prince to defy competition
Steam Sawing. Scroll Sawing,
Planing and Turning.
Black Walnut; Che . Ash. Whitewmd
the, constant y on hand.
WORKS NEAR Till “WT LANDING.
R. I. whens, Treasurer.
C. I TOLL”. I). 3. AW”.
Booth Not-walk. Nov it. 1810. «on
Sewing Machine,
andenn
IMPROVED “BARTRAM;”
The Featcet. hStilzlnetl and In"
Straight cede Mach 0 operate
lathe larket.
AGENTS WANTED.
mm “WW“ territory.”
The Most Popular Machine of the Day.
JOHN A": DODGE.
1M
BRlDGEPORT HOUSE
SOUTH NORWALK.
OPPOSITE N. r. e 2r. 11 R I: DEPOT.
Geo. Clark, Agent.
lS-v
entsrtnuno's [WE
HAIR DYE
The Old Standard. . . i: la undoubtedly
the best Dye ever made. . . Established
over :0 y cars. . . No failures. . . The only
harmless Dye. . . Instantaneous, reliable
and rain . . l\o crack. smut or stain. . .
Gives d beautiful no nnEglosay black or
bro“ .1 as preferred. . . Its use cann. t be
ammo . . . Make: no absurd hurt. . .
Le t\'. s the Hair soft, glossy and natural.
T3 All. Willi USE Mill BYE
Cristadoro‘ s . id standard pm‘pm‘. ion is currently
recon... .tnded it is. without cxecptlon. the but.
safest. t-l: use. quickest. and moot rabble Dye ll
._ » the u orld
Ll. route
THE “ BARTRAM.”
Pereona in Falrflold 00“”;qu to pnrehaae a
are Invitednto‘call at the Mr: in Danbury. Conn .
Illicit Lock Stitch.
It has a Revolving-Shuttle; theonly one in the world!
sugar-non vented In
This machine is dee-
_Generul Aconc- V
BALLUSTERS, NEWELS. to, 3 “V”
FUR STAIRS AND RAILINGS. H EA DAG H El
FOR SALE BY
S. F. PECIi,
Druggiet. South Norwalk, Conn
Mr. Francis 1!. GregoryVV
Having bought out the eatehliahment latch onued
Ind curled on by
KEELER a thcox,
On Main Street is prepared to In the Pubic
nith Choice fleets. pply
BEER PORK,
LAMB, 1141'.
I’OULTR 1',
DRIED BEEF.
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V05“ 1““ ill “I". SW '1
.13. 0-2. BRowlv,
Mormwwmsem
Will be found constantly on hand toettend to the
want: of euatomerl.
Aehareotthe bliepetronegeieree tfllr
loliclted. P“ pecu
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W. H. swarms;
Merchant Tailor,
GB. WASHINGTON AND IAIN S‘l‘S.
scum NORWALK. some.
Scotch Chev s,‘Mettons. Crepe
and English Coatings,
immanent crime. m AT Low
ns'r remna-
n
ammo:
Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
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FORM“
36!!!! Nolwnx. coal.
was ,
up Mahmud enfeat remedy for delicate
ladle-t.
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Norwalk Chronicler