fie finder.
now-none mm.—-—There haahcene
greet deel of troll written end labelled
“Hygienic: but the lollowing (we are
eorry we do not know who wrote it) no en-
tirely accorde with our own experience.
both - ewerhing tamerand a working
editor. that we cornmend it to the render:
of the M New Yorker ea sortable:—
" The fact it. that as life becomee concen-
trated. and its pnrenita more eager.ehort
eleep and eevly rieing. become- impoeeible.
We take more eleep then our enceetora. end
we take more because we went more. Six
houre‘ sleep will do very well for a plow‘
men or bricklayer. or any other men who
has no exhaustion but that produced by
tnanual labor. endthe eooner he takes it
after his labor is over. the better. But forle
men whoec labor in mental. the etreee of
work it on his brain and nervous eyetetn,
end for him who is tired in the evening
with a day of mentel application. neither
early to bed nor early to rise in wholesome.
lie needs letting down to the level of re-
pose. The longer the interval bct'ween the
active non of the brain and his retirement
to bed. the better hie chence oi sleep end
rcfn-ehrneat. To him an hour after with
night in probably as good as two hour: be.
fore it, and even then hie sleep will not so
completely end quickly restore hint unit
will his neighbor who is physically tired.
lie must not only go to bed later. but lie
longer. His best sleep probably lies in the
curly morning hours. when all the nervoue
excitement has pnaecd thtly.lllltl he is in
absolute rest.“
e”— “we—.—
Tnn cone. or run cmvrnn
l..\.\‘1§.—-Dl’. Brunton hne been
torn to the British Marriage:- on
tion to drunkenness caused by the craving
for stimulants felt by some people. lie
furnisbrs. says the Malian! Press and (‘t‘rcn‘
1.". prmriptions which he believes will
OYtZ‘t‘t‘tttnt‘ this craving. end which. we pro
sumo. are to be obtained by ltla readers at
the nearest chemists. Here are two ot
thorn: “ ist. l‘ut e qunrtcr oi an ounce of
sulphate of iron and half an ounce of their
nesin in en ordinary qunrt bottle. nud till it
up with peppermint water. A wine gim-
ful to be taken three or four times a tiny.
Instead of the peppermint writer on infusion
of dried peppermint may be used. It may
be made stronger or weaker according to
the taste of the patient. and should be nl-
lnwcd to mod before it is added to the sol.
pimte of iron and magnesia. A little guur
ltl’ztltlc or utttn-trngnvnnth eddvd to the mix.
turn will kwp tn the tttngttosin botttr aus-
p.»ndr~l. but this tiny pt-rt‘ectly well bu
mtlillul. The huttic should be shaken be»
fun: tho tltl§t‘ ix pnui‘ml out. L‘d. Take on
ottttoo of intrepid chips nrtd pour uvvr them
its much mid \\‘.llr.ll‘ run will till thrcc quail
bottles. Lot them stand one hour. and thou
strnin. Add to the strained liquid 6i tluid
.lmchnts of tho solution of iron. sold undur
the udltlt‘ of “Liquor l‘orri I‘t‘l’t‘lllt'rltll.“
Two inhhspmttfulsi or hull it with: ginssl‘ul
to be tnkvn three or four limos a tiny. Tho
iron solution may be mentored out with a
teaspoon. one teaspoon ltt‘lilg oqunl to onc
lluid drncluu; but 'tcnapuons vary in silo.
tron nmtx
writing let.
the tempts»
enl itis.thvrci‘on~. bt‘tlt‘l‘ to lieu n glass
Ill-thslli't‘. “lilt‘h may be bought iii any
chriuist‘s."
ltlllARRt‘x
We «spy the above from an English pn-
pcr. as likely to prove useful. The father
of tho licv. Newtunn linll found some such
compound eminently serviceable in over-
coming his craving for strong drink; but he
added the most important ingredients of all.
which should also be mixed with the above.
namely: Resolution and prayer ml Uh. and
faith as a groin of mustard seed.
WW
Frnxttt‘nr: Urn—hilt: half a pint of ol-
ive oil with one pound of soft soap. Boil
them well, and apply the mixture to your
oiled furniture with a piece of dry cotton
wool. Polish with a soft. dry tinnncl.
Mb“
For chapped hands use freely of glyccn
inc and good olive oil in the proportion of
the former to four of the latter; after thie
has been well rubbed into the hands and
allowed to remain for a little time. and the
bends subsequently washed with cantile
soap and tepid water, we recommend the
belladonna collodian flexible to be painted.
and the protective film allowed permanent-
ly to remain.
————..——-
Ceu-‘e FEET Jnunz—Tehc two calvce
feet, and add to them one gallon of water.
which reduce by boiling to one quart.
Strain it. and whon cold. ekitn the let on.
trrcly ofl'. Add to this the white of six
eggs well beaten. a pint of wine. half e
pound of loaf auger, end the juice 0! four
lemons and let them be well mixed. Boil
the whole fora few minutes atirring con-
stantly. and then pane it through a flannel
strainer. Thin forms e very nutritious er-
ticle of diet for the sick and convalescent.
The wine may be omitted or added et op-
lion.
————-..-——-
Ctrmrva'rton or luau. Pence—In
smell minute failure to cultivate, and
cuitivete thoroughly. is to fall of getting
my return for the pleating. All growern of
etrewherriee and raspberries understand
this. but ell do not not upon it; but thoee
who do utonieb on with their reunite, end
we ere apt to conclude that if their plants
are not a M fitment. the! coil et leeat
ie.endtothiethe soonest: atonce attrib-
uted. Woo! coerce. admit a difl'ereeee in
eoiia.bntnct toeuchencxtenteemeny.
enppeee there exiete. The result cenbe
wonderlellyverledbygood orindifl'crent
culture.
_———“———
“mew—Tahoe hero weighing
chit ortee Match itfor twelveor
“Who-thorn“. theeccvev
iiwithbeilingthtiraddoeepintot vine-
gentwoer thrceheg leave-.elittlehunch
city-cant! per-loyahedried endeifted
wildsorevenfieecedectpenleywbe
Merrydewiymhm-le
makeumeehiaihmeltheht.
automation hell an inch thick-
fldwttbefiavphnlteeflthebhkleeh-
hgeeflle—pettbehe-ieleycerm
pent-tile Waite had erect
outta-depleti- alliance-fol otpeiw
ledger "mythic finer-1hr
hole- “.uilhbe mum
3 mid. ed Contempt-lull deer.
Jun. and and Joey;
won-eon. mum. and Prof;
Apeiedierlon the eerne date—December
ii.
A pious old lady being asked by her pet
tor whet ehe thought or the doctring o! to-
tal depravity. replied the thought it a reset
excelent doctrine. and had no doubt it had
been the means of saving teeny souls.
Take care of your health and wife; they
are the two better halves that make a man
of you.
.When Boss Tweed‘e occupation wesaahed
by the Penetcntlery oflclels he correctly ro-
plicd. “etateemen.” for ien't he the State‘s
men for the next twelve years!
Mr Jones cert-ice his runner in his hat.
and the other dev. when be new the entire
supply going 03 on the winds of heaven. he
bitterly remarked: “ That‘s what you got
with your internal inflation."
Boston'e teething period it ever. let us
hope, for another hundred your:
The gent who sat on e hot poker tractor
ed the ceiling above.
“ I can not ntihrd to waste my time in
making ntoney.“—[Agtwlie.
“Why don‘t you give tr: e little Greek and
Latin occasionally 2" naked a country dce~
con or a new mlnistcr.—“ Why. do you un-
derstand those lengunges l“ “ No. but we
pay for the best, and wcought to have it.“
Mr. Prudhotnmo. in the decline of llfmvaa
talking: to his nephew. to whom he related
stories of his youth. “ But. nnclo.“ euddcn‘
ly exclaimed the young men. “ what etruclt
you most during your life it“ “My deer boy.
pr
it was your Aunt.
A negrohold n cow whilo a crows-eyed utnn
wee to knock her on the hood with an one.
The negro. observing the man‘s cyan, in
come icnr inquired: “ in you nwinc to hit
what you look 1'“ “ Yon" “ Don“ said (‘uf‘
fee. “hold do cow yourself.“ '
A son captain who was invited to confer
with nsocictv for cvnugt‘hnlng Africa was
asked if the subjocts of the Ring of Dahom-
cy kept the thhnth. “ You“ was the reply.
“and vvorything clsvthcy lay hands on.“
Who! rclntiott is broad to e sowing Inn
chino? The mulllt‘i. Why lhoutothcr 3 lie-
cause blend in necessity. and a sewing ma.
chine is tin invention. and uuvessily is the
mother of invention.
Holding ()lll.“.'\ Yttl‘ltflltlto tiny puts it
shoopnhiu shirt on when ho exports n “ lick-
ing“ from tho school tonohor. nod the touch-
cr is ntunnod at tho way that boy run hold
out before ho ltnllt‘tw.
t‘mxsoounty. N. II. is n gnu-l plnt‘u. Not
n single divorce \vn.i granted thorn in nll tliv
Svplt‘lltltel‘ harm of the Supra-mo Judicial
Court.
“What urnkrs you l‘orl uttnunl‘urtnhlc
\vhon you httvoduuo wrong 3‘" mkml it touch-
cr who wea- lt‘t‘turiug his pupils on cun-
erionoo. “My l‘nllwt‘a lontlwr nll‘ttlt." no.
swt-rt‘d lllt‘ lmy.
“ l .‘tllt :\ soil made man.“ Stiltl ll ttnttvo of
Slottirtgton. i‘unn . tho othvr drty in it Now
Yorker. With whom ho had horn driving a
sharp linrgnin. “tilnd to hunt‘ you sny so.“
responded tho Now \‘orkor. who had been
worsted in the bargain. “ for it rulivvvs tho
Lord of it grunt tospotrsibllily."
Standing u l.:tttglt.——“Atty kuivcs or nois-
eori to grind ‘3" nskrd e poor boy of the
c‘erks in n rnvrt‘huut‘a olllv. “ Don‘t think
we have.“ answered n spruuo young: mart.
fncctinusly; “but can you nlltti'pt‘ll wits?“
“ I could if you hud any." war: the sharp N‘
ply.aud the clerk had to stand the lungh.
The Reason.-—“ Pratt-soon" mid u student
in pursuit of knowledge concerning the hub—
ils of animals. “why docs it out. while out-
lug. turn hcrltonil that one way and thou
another! “For the roason‘.“ replied the
proieancr. “ that she cannot turn it both
ways at oncu."
“ How to keep the canal open in winter.“
is a problem that many newspapers and cor
respondcn ta nae trying to solve. It is doubt-
ful. however. if they can find any better
way than to lot the water out.
A good story is told of the recent excel
lent performance of Handel‘s Messinh at e
Baptist church. A farmer took his wife to
hear the grand music so rendered on that
occasion. and after listening with apparent
eujoymént the pair became interested in
one of the grand choruses:
We all like sheep have gone Istrny.
First it sharp coprnno voice exclaimed ;
We all. like sheep-—
Next n bass voice uttered in a moat ear-
nest tone : We all like sheep .—
_ Then all the singers at once asserted:
We all like sheep—
Darned if I do i exclaimed old liystyoua
to his partner. I like beef and bacon, but I
can‘t beer sheep meat.
There wee an audible titter in that. vicini-
ty, but the eplcndld music attrectcd the at-
tention from the pair and they quietly clip-
ped out.
It wee an Irish Coroner who.whcn he was
acted how he eocounted for an extraordina-
rytnortalityin Limerick. replied sadly . “I
cannot tell. There are people dying thi’e
year that never died before. " .
W. T. CRA‘V & SON,
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
BROKERS.
:1mgw wwww
hob-ale thew. 'ehveehge
«minimal on
5 Maggie“ y 5%
fire Insurance.
“anger-m
‘ £
Tin Typos
AT'WHITNEY’S
Until the Holidays:
'l‘oeceotnvnodnto the tinted i will nuke heautii‘u
'l‘ln “Tyne et the lowprlocot
FOUR FOR $1.00.
Plain Carton-defiance. $3.50 per Doncn.
Until alter the liolltlavev-one militiamen»
idne va no a
I. 1‘. WE ITNRY.
Don‘t. It‘pra‘et
THAT Tull
PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY,
SOUTH NORWALK,
13 ill
Chichcstcr’s Block,
Washington omen.
l‘ioturon Taken in all “author. (‘lear
ot‘ i‘loutly.
VIEWS OF RESIDENCES.
Anti all out door l‘lltl‘l‘tlthAl‘llY \vlll wcclvo
l’lit ).\I PT ATTENTI ON
norm on union!
cull touted h en one. and“ em"
tOtetlnc y ”Cement cute
Sam mflrtfl’moemr statedltoerh
ll‘ortinandirontthalne Ml.“ it expend- by
treat and eontreete by . nevorcreche ereealoa
For Cemetery tonoee it le‘ celerly adapted an it
will not corode in the nice “poled my: Roof:
MW with Nance ln'fihholt o wetcr
tight. at e enroll expense 0 Slate Paint is
Cheap. ”
two gellonl will cover a hundred “awash“ feet of Shitt-
gle . or over four undr ro.n Prion.
«13.53%? ’° ”“le tfi‘l‘il till“ .ld‘m“
intonation equate toot in 2(ch orlt
and violet .
No maria Used in this 0‘0me“
Theater-o it (loci not adbct the writer from the root.
it tnruod all from the clatorn tor the Int one or two
inn-.1
m'l‘lio Paint he: a verv hoevy body. but in oaail n )-
plied with e e or ti inch pita ate hrue it. y ‘
On decayed ehinglee it till: up the holoe and
harden-i thorn. and we a new on hatentlat run that
will lent years. Our od or war nhinylea it tit-tum
to their plleco and keep- them t oro an. app
huloal n in or Felt Root-t. and “out“! eloalta. one
coat being equal to live 0! ordln arypn
The color of the paint when tint applied is dark
purp lo. chnnglttn in ehout a month tea light nuttortn
elato color. and in ‘
In all Interim and 1‘an Slate.
lhlthoe haelow dryeri rein will not either in tho
moor eitcr eppiy
t or the mnntrv b.) or
we 0. D.. ‘nt the to lowing ”:lcoe
it lose their bgelhittl. or if to he rent an
froltrltt the mono)- tnuat accompany the order
(\.lha of content for lerno ht w or oreclu. r“ an
i tittl and t‘ tut. Qt. no liltlnla and hog. {9.30
M. ill
lit “ “Barrett
#80
u u
1 BARREL.
Roofi- exatulnod. oatltuatoa glvon. end when ro‘
tpitted. \vlll hothorou hlv 01‘r'opnu'od rind wamrttul.
Nora Nepccti‘ulty ao cited
For full information. rootmttncudetlona front luau
rancoi‘o‘ it. end othor Editorial: from l—llll handing
Now epitpora. or a anniple uhittgio. oonlvd n lth ulato.
Adi mute.
N. Y. SLATE ROOFING 00..
(too. E. tinned. Pro tutor.
No. ti (\nlnr Strwt. New \‘or t‘tty.
”bi-tent.“ :. noonn.
South Norwnlk. ..
lhtltn P. 0. BOX. «tilt.
at.
“cw.“mmwmwmw L A. M P s . Etc .
“an." “‘3“ on. cam Piece in the on: to buy your
SLATE ROOFING PAINT. TIN WARE,
Rate” Wanted in mm Town. arovgs,
by Aapplication of title clots tnfi‘m uh“To“”Trent.“ LA" P 8' Otce’
coking“ 1.052...." end cauli‘t‘e‘ la‘“l°wf°d “Wheel; r ‘ ‘ s I I I z
1attingloeuw‘labouttit as to. for e e .
Oreo-third M; CM 0’ “luau“. Merit Sealer. Oppoeitc Depot.
05?“ °°“ °' “magmggngga' .kewfi.§“‘f§‘u‘$ Solo Agent for the Champion Can Opener
prcotageinat eper and live ooale tailing upon it. m“ “m
3 beautiful“ honaeend lot. recently occupiedh y
0.3. Dto. woodAveu thin city. corn-
mending e I yam: viewhfi‘ the town and Doug io-
n ottee mantcle. Sine of lot “we“
South Norwallt. Donn.
”TABLISI!“ 1 “O.
C. B. D’AR’I‘OIS,
'l‘he Celebrated
caterer e Confectioner.
SOUTH Nonwenx, c'r,
licormthtllv informa hie numerorra patron: and the
public generally. that ho continuou to iurnhth
PARTIES. \VEDDINGS.
FASIIIONABLE DINNERS.
LUNCHES AND COLLA‘I‘IONS.
With a cry ml“ niche. in a! good at do as can be had
or any of he ow l‘ orlt (‘llt‘lflll‘l atlun had much
oxptmcnoe in New Y orh. ho la able to continue with
thorn in ovory respect.
“0-"
Donor! 'l‘urlto. enlllod Riocnit Gleeu.‘
tinned lletu. il toil Plum Pudding.
smoked Tongue juilicd. Charlotte Rune.
S tired Salmon. Jollioe of ell hinde.
t‘ lcltctt Salad. Oruautnutal Puernhle.
Lobster tinted. Water Icon of all kinds.
harried Partridge». I-‘anvy lion.
chicken Croquet.
Challenge Ice Cream,
0! all ltiutle and flavora.
( s'A K Er ‘ 0R3?! .VE."T 132D.
i‘EliFIiRATI‘ID NORWALK OYSTERS,
am ed in all utyle-t.
sllv or. t‘hlrte and Glenn W are loaned at reaeonehlo
rate-r timid “more turntatn it. 01'an lt\‘ mail
protnptlv Mltllltlt‘d to. Mutt ml in the tonicttiou
cry in it noel. 0 lune
RESTAT‘RANT.
For tho accommodation of lndlou and gentlemen.
Mi I‘lNT I-‘OR FAIRFIELD COUNTY. CT
OI.“ l‘lti'l‘l‘ RE.“
Enlargod and flrtlehul in:
Crayon.
Ink or
.\ \\l‘u wlrt‘lotl ntm‘h iii
For attic. chonp Hi
(.tco. .-z N()tt't‘rr.
“Hill. A“ llilislltlh'.
\\' ltoloenio nerd llctnil Dcntore
,. .N .
UYH'l‘lilih‘. t‘l..\ \lr‘i. lt‘lh‘ll
.tVD l.ttll\"l‘l‘ltn‘.
Oysters by the Dnrrol and Cinllon.
Tomato Catsup b the Half Flat or Barrel.
FRUIT A D VOI‘I’AILIS.
(‘rutuotl l‘ruite “ml V excitement.
w it"? ur‘ 't‘tiit nun t'ottti inn nun l|A\' tut
lt.\ll.lit).\ll Dill‘ut‘
taunt h Nurw “lie. Court.
\‘llddl‘ lllulluN.
nitrate “nu.
l-tf
[so lle NASH & BIDOSe
ST 0 B. E!
In the pinch to go to. it you \\ not the prottioet and
Beet. Stone Chine.
Ulli‘ C. C. WARE in almond mural to
tho ntouo.
FRENCH,CHINA N'PORCELAIN
Fine and chonp. it large emirtnicnt of
TAllLll GLASS WARE.
French Giana Strudel,
The largest aeaortrnont in Fairtluld County.
WJLY FLOWERS
and all the materiel tor uniting.
IRON OLAO PAINT,
.l'n-t received three colour. the ntuut durahlo paint
over tundo.
Pumpa, a: nil kinda.
Ohm. a great variety.
Huron, both cut end “relight iron.
Tin Roofing, end all kinda of work done in
Tin. Copper. Lead. Zinc end Sheet iron.
Stove Ileotttng, in built and by the paper.
Banking,
Real mono,
luaunirtcc
o F.F.I;C E .
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
AGENT FOR
The Mutual Life Inc. 00.. New York;
Assets over 000.000.000.
The Phenix Fire Ins. 00.. of lirooltlyn,
Ascot: over $2,000,000.
Willietnsbnrghncit l-‘lre Inn. (30.. of
"-
Asaete over emcee.
lianover Fire Inc. tic. of New York City,
Auct- ovcr 0.00.000.
Connecticut Fire In. (3e, of Hartford,
Arlen over £700,000-
liationel Fire laaereaee 00.. of Phile.
Acute over $400,000-
Rel-tier! Oceaty leteel Fire lee. Goo.
Aucte over £140,000.
NATIONAL and WHITE STAR LINES.
OGIAN 8W.
Passage Tickets and Drafts
FOR SALE
one I. n s new it
OIIVIIYD‘ORIHION.
IONDIBOIIMMHGOIW.
”We: on
’cryarleelaremiyte
In the market.
*mmmnm
Water Colcre‘:
FRAMES, STEREOSCOPES, 6t VIEWS .
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Come end um
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T0 All W110 Cllll flllllllflfl Bfllllllllfl
( )ll ll'ltll’eXIllINl i 2
Fences, a. ., in
PLANS
MATES GIVEN. JOBBING
nit tttion.
including ll ell. Cistorn. and 0
call.
Shop. West of the Depot liver the Norton.
0. W hat is it 9
Everything in the lino of
BOOTS AND SHOES
To be found at
O. H. mum's.
Norrie the thee to tnahe your aeioetlene mere
0 I 0,000 STOCK ‘
“received. WdIMlulMeflfllwwed.
W" m
hvnhfifiex
gives out, will make up the dofienoy
100 Designs for Sober-bun and Country Homes,
which we tube pleasure in showing all who only favor" us with a
RAYMOND, SHERWOOD & (30..
Builderfi and Contractions.
South Noravrnllr. Conn.
Know Ye g—«Thnt we are prepared to erect
All styles and descriptions of Buildings.
Houses, Borne, School Houses Stores
Churches, F ctorles, Outbuildings.
any part of the
Habitable Globe, by Contract
or by the Day, with or
without the material,
AT THE LOW-VEST PANIC PRICES:
AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED AND ESTI-
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
No le) so small nor nor none so large but will t‘eceiVo prompt
Will furnish you n. Lot. of an desired size or location,
and build you n house entire and com etc, ready for occupancy.
utbnil ings. and if your money
We have more than
BROWN 86 WILOOX.
ordinates lN
(31101013 I‘AMILY
630033138.
FLQUR. FEED.
AND _ '
PROVISIONS
042mm range and cm
i cor. n. It. Place and Clay on.
leerly eppeelte I. I. Depot.
Pure, Select
Drilllllllllili tunnels
FINE TO! ET SOAPS.
Hair. Tooth and Nail Brushes,
O O M B . e
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETB.
PATENT MEDICINES.
MINERAL WATS”.
Tllllilli, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
In fnct everything from a Quill Tooth Pick
to an Inlnid Hair Brush.
N ll.‘«l‘hyaiciana Proacrtptiona eereinlly coin-
pounded day and night. 3ntrenco to itceidonne in
canto building. for night cello. on “‘aahinxton Street.
South Norwnllt. Nov. if. 1810. it!
JOHN SCHAUB,
Boot. and Shoe Store.
Allhlndeo!
lion‘s, Boys‘. Women’ s and Chil-
drcn’ s
BOOTS @- SHOES,
ALSO. R0383]! 3001‘; e snonn
Particular ettcntlon paid to
CL’STODI \V‘OIlli.
All out own work in mareutnod to Rho aatrefae
2319i dawn” of th. pit to patronage mepocttnlly
’ v, t. .
Opp. Adarna‘ lint Shop and it. R. Donut.
Nita
GO TO THE
CENTRAL
B001 and Shoe Store.
Fri R \‘ttl'R
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
\ud t‘lt‘f‘lilililh portairtluu to the li‘tltlo.
All good: acid at tho lonout inmlltlo
.’&N l I l ’11 I C ISIS.
Particular attontlon paid to
CUSTOM WORK.
Repair-let: done In all in branchea.
i haw tht tlnvni. hour. and inmost ninth of
tioodn in title 1: itr. and prices that defy coni-
pctltiuu. A ehero of tho
PUBLIC PATRON AGE
13 solicited.
DO NOT lt‘.~\lIn
To give inc a call.
“IRAN! S. BRO“’N,
max”- swoon.
(‘3
g
V -9113? 9.3 . “E"EANSPREAEL
VIII“
SHOES! SHOES!
Reduced—Prices.
Bent Them if You Cart For
The Money!
Mort‘e Gnhlo Bowed Congress $1.88 and $2.00
Men‘s Serge Concrete. . . . .. 1.75
Brognnn. per pair. . . . 1.25
tune
A Large Assortment or
Women’ennd children'e
SHOES OF ALL KINDS,
M priooa that can‘t be beet in the City. Alto e good
moment oi
Men’s. Women's and Children’s
"BOOTS and SHOES
or n. t»: ire. he warren
“alu- Wilma “mauve" ’ mow...“ M M to?"
convinced thetthemplloc“ "l'ruo'm bnyyeer nos-Wu:
o. cert-owe,
NZ). 4. ELY’S ‘BLOO'K.
Near Been to One Wm. Hot-er.
Boote and Sheen. 1
order. Repairing «.3. Twm' ‘0
THE renAQE TO BUY'»
i" 3" Pmcz’ Nil hit all [Milli
llrtrggist and Apothecary
JUST RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE CHEAP
ATV
FIVE MILE RIVER.
Alergeetoch otall hinder»!
LUMBER
COAL, LIME, LATE. BRICK,
PLASTER AN D CEMENT
eonstentlyon hand at pricee to dety competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
is hit‘ norm
ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
ROWAY‘PON POST OFFICE.
liar. ca. 1811. not!
South Norvvadk
PLANING HILL COMPANY
IANI'FML‘I‘URERS OF AND 0m IN
Littler, Sash, Blinds, Donn, tr.
BALLUSTERS. NEWELS, &C.,
FUR STAINS AND RAILINGS.
Steam Sowing. Scroll Sawing,
Pinning and Turning.
Black Walnut. Chorrv. Ash. W hiteuood
no, constantlt on hand.
wuttxs stun run srnutnonr uxnmo.
It I TOLLES. 'l‘rmsutvr.
c. r. we unicorn. KLM
South Nor-walk. h‘ov t‘t. taro mat
Montgomery
Flflllll
The host. article of
FLOUR‘I‘or the price
in the Illal‘ket.
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—-—-AT-—-—
11". BURR GUYER’S
FAMILY GRBGERY,
SPRINGWOOD.
tort ERN
comment
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sorrm NORWALK.
Timber.
Lumber,
Shingles.
Lnth,
Builders? Hardware, &c.,
AT nonw- AN!) RETAIL.
moor STOCK, uns'r asso’ auteur.
Lowna'r emcee
0!!!“ AND YARD.
NEAR SWAT LANDING.
7 Wm em.
.lil
Lumber Market,
Lewis Hubhcll a. co. n.
Ocal and Wood,
FOOT OF MASHALL ST.
Whole-.leendnetetineelceinetlktndgo:
WOOD AND COAL.
Anon-themeueewchcepthepnre
Frettklin Cool. of Lykcns Vallcv.A1...
Brick, Lillie. Cement. end ell kinds of
Maeons‘ Materiel
A100. NORTH RIVER BLUE STONE Furnished
rind IAN.
Order-I tekenet Breach Olen. at No 1 Dibble-‘3
Bloch.
South Nanak. Doc. I. 1813.
W
ORGANS,
—AND—-
MELODEONS,
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
Call and See
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN,
3381‘ one»: m The \TCRLD
—A'f“-
1‘1. POTT ER‘S
MUSIC STORE.
Next door to the"Snvings Bunk,
“’nll Street. Norwalk.
Iic trope on bend a lnrcc etoct: or
I‘IAXOS. ORGANS
J.
AND MEI. 01);): LY x;
end will cell then on monthly installments.
Old inert-omen taken in entrance for new.
Hence tuned end reunited.
NE\\'.\ N1) BAR E I’LAKTS
R 0 SE S ,
Geraniums.
vnnnnxns,
AND
BEDDING our PLANTS.
Flowering Sluts, Fruit Treat,
CHOICE
4le
Blackberry.
Raspberry,
AND
Strawberry.
PLANTS .
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice enactment ot
FLOWER ann vnnnranua scans.
DUTCH BULBS.
8 alatlontlon vontothe ttl u oft‘hut
Mime Wmth tgvhete. ge Wags o‘lhor H hull
mum Ob ml notice. 80!“ for Cfiult‘m lit.
HALLOBY at. DOWNS
nunsnnunn' AND rmnrsrs.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONS.
South Norwelk. Nov. 11. 1810. U
can .fi‘vanmfimvm or in
run carver.
CONSUMPT his
Aerial! M attire Melton tam! Inn:
all of the kind in the norld 'lln
Wm“ We ‘ 263‘ mm,“ pill:
$ II”. i] it It: i lt‘ tut-
m “mm “aged :10“!!! I“?! 1;) [lat p03:
am I e or o term-s1
trimaran “3
it: own net-ire. during \tltirh
it hee emt
y cured not lose then won
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M ‘1‘“ Innuenu. t-thnn
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m... u... m... not: at it.
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mm“. ”bloodline condor-Mommas
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TONIC BLUDDP .
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UVER, KIDNEYS AND BLOOD
“mom ..... ..
gain. and mMiéBo‘fihllm
I “ W the ‘lng‘geltery” to find
”Wind!“ “$130016.
m ‘3 m, ll! lattice H.
War it; lurk
cum "w" ”w
Camphorlne.
Gill" nae-am mm or Tili-
oil I“ '1‘! mm or PAIN
mm-
m heroine, Still Joints,
W &c.
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