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V99 4;” SOUTH NORWALK, 601m, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6‘, 1§74. , ‘7 WHSIE‘NU:195. f
gilt?! fliers . 7“ f-wlnuvs n! Deattt. 7 I entered on “out notnetoothttslastioindl- Rosanne—0n theetb day of .tuty ' — V M 'FmS'rAss scmnxonwttu our omens.
Remarkable Prayer Care.
Tltr‘ (hit-ago Advance published in a us
an: number a remarkable narative. with
._., .tstrmcnt that its informant vouched
' r the exact truth of the story. and give
mount of those familiar with the oc-
A week later it stated: “ We
aw rocctved several letter: inquiring if
Hairy of a prayer cure Maud in the
\ Ermvt- last week could be relied on. Our
v:’»vr:tt:tnt was the wife of a minister resi-
in Topeka. and those who wish to ver-
'. it"? story can obtain the names and full
, .rt‘t‘lllafi by add-talus Hrs. Sarah I“.
~ .rvttns. Topeka. Kansas."
t‘im following is the narrative:
In one of the issues of the Advance int
i ”tron—some time in November. I think.
was given no account of the instants-
’tv’i! hosting of a lady by the prayer of
'h Many of your readers will readily
. «mitt the circumstance. for it attracted much
\‘antinf‘l and comment at the lime. and in
my hearts sank deep the question. “ Can
i too, have such hlth 2" But.st least to
an' (“shunt short recital proved Indeed
a..- little “grain of toustsrd seed," which
. .m. sprang up. increased a hundred~fold.
.mt brought forth wonderful fruitsge.
in one of our little Kansas villages there
.im . nl present a humble. faithful mission.
point. His wife. of like chanson-r as
. HAT”. devotes her time to it" little fami-
~trtving by example. as well as by pre-
. pt. to touch them. above sll other leuons.
.t trust in sod love for the One whose eye
.wr watches over them. whose band ever
:vtttlv hwis and guards them. which shall
: row in all their after years more precious
.’ i‘ln silver and gold. more comforting then
:Et\ t-ttrtltly honors or pleasures.
' lzt‘ oldtvst child. a little girl of twt‘lvt‘.
v.1» :tt titt‘ time of the publication of the
m Et- :tlutl‘t‘ referred to. it helpless. hopo~
.. “ tnvnlid. For three yutrasbe had suf-
u mi from tlit‘ efforts of chronic rheuma-
: .m_ nltit'lt had settled in Ullt‘ 0f ltt-r limbs
.-~ i hail tit “0“ all the skill of the physician
. . ll‘ll‘ ltt‘t'll t‘nllrtl. The leg was shrunk~
w. mil at lltf‘ knob. shorter by some two
‘lt- hm tlmtt titt- lulu-r. and the hipjoittt was
t . Ell: gt‘éttllially drown front its ntl‘llt‘t. till
1‘ r lttth- our tool lu‘t‘umr' tumble to tlltH’t‘
. t. . ttl with tho St‘Yf‘fN‘ pain. tutti httr
it t- litl‘ lmd in en form-d to rrsign lhelllfivlvt‘a
t-- 'hr ohm-intuit: truth thitt shit must int n
mtf tor for life.
in llml little home eatno tho beloved Atl-
\ «mt. to column tutti cheer.» it otttvrs and
. ti ttlt‘l‘ls .‘ti nutty “thorn. and tn “1‘? little
. .llt mtg child the mother Mil its ecmrota
\\ . t it by Wn‘k. SIM Md of ‘5“ ‘Nttlufml
The child‘s interest was lnatttntly
..... krona. and she could think and speak
M tmthtng else. “with". do you believe
int Jesuit amid cure out if we had faith
I numb 9“ She sought for all the sweet
wombat. " Whataoever ye ask in faith. ho
.- ring. ye shall receive? “The ptttyvt of
' nth shrill save the sick.“ and till the pro
r mu mtttpttny of (‘hrist‘s assuring words;
m i sumo and again she risked lwr mother.
‘ Don't .tesua mean what M' says. sun tan t
ll lust it! true now as the l“
What mold the mother cry but “ You“ to
hot lnfltlt‘t‘lll child; while ht‘l‘ own heart
httvml to come up to the full measure of
him in ltcr own case. The little one pt‘r-
sts‘vd. “i do bcllt-ve Josus will cure me. its
tu- did that lady. if we ctttt only have faith
t‘nottzh. She had been sick forty yesra.and
i only three. so it will be easier to cure me
than it was her; mother. I have got the
faith: hsven't you r" Cannot every moth-
er feel for that dear mother whose every
nmc thrilled in sympathy with her suffer;
in: child 3 But to have such faith—could it
“1‘ possible f ,
She strove to reason with hot child. to
tell her. prrhsps. her aicknm was a cross
the loving Saviour saw ltbeat for her to
mrry ; that her sweet aubtnlaloo to His will
"tight be for more to Ills glory titan her re-
cto-cry. But the little girl persisted all
<lsy—“ Mother. I have the \faith; Jesus
will cure the if we will ask him. believing.
Won‘t you. dear mother. have the faith
in“ ?"
The out day was the state. only she
scctnnt more urgent. to her appeals. Dur-
ing the turouoon a physician who had at-
tended hor somewhat“. and was touch inter~
vstni in her our. come in to visit her. brings
mg with him a new application. which he
felt quite sure would relieve bar. and per-
haps benefit her permanently. its gave the
mother explicit direction. bulked hopefully
to the little girl. and left. promising to come
again in a few dsya and hate the outset of
his prescription. After his departure little
Matty looked up solemnly in her mothers
hug and said. “ Mother. I ctnnot have the
plaster put on."
“ Why. dear!“ , —»
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no. and he nuts! travelhe all the glory. Dr.
plaster on he Mill fly ltwaa that :‘bich
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Eula-Harte. the printer. who was bitten by
a dog in April last. died yesterday. Some
believed he died of hydrophobist still more
believe bodied merely of the fear of it. As
it is perfectly appsrentttm the inst-sac is a
sealed book to science. either belief they be
the true one. That the imagination will kill
inter-lain. flurry of our miter; wtltretnvtnv
her the Core of the gsrdenor at either Hel-
delberg or Gottiptren. This man was work
ing in the gsrden on a fresh spring morning
in the vow prime of ltctlth. A etutleu t
passed him with the words:
“Ah. Frita. passed A bad night. ch t"
"No. sir. Kever felt better."
“I‘m glad to heu- il. Thought you look
ed pale. Your gerden looks beautiful.
Fritz."
"Thank you, sir."
Comes along another student.
“Good morning. Prim"
”Good morning. air."
“Syste- a little out of order 2“
“No. sir!“ "
“You look bad. heavy-eyed. and pale.“
“Dlda‘t how it. sir."
"A mere spring debility.l suppose. Good
morning."
Fritz (solusl—l do feel it sort of queer
like.
Comes along it professor.
"Well. Fritz. how are the violets?‘
"Beautiful. sir. beautiful.“
“You don‘t look very bcautful.
the matter with you. Let the see your
tongue. Your forehead clsrumy. too. I
think you‘d better go home to bed. Fritz.“
"i do feel queer. sir.“
“I should think you would.
Keep quiet for a few days."
“I believe I will. sir.“
“I see Dr. Btwck coming. this way—unit
him. Good day. Fritz, I‘m sorry to are you
in this state."
“Good day. sir.“
L‘p crimes the doctor.
“Doctor. what's the matter with me.“
”Springrlinnn. Fritz evidently. lint to
bed. my utttn. Anti hote.settd this to tho
lllfipl‘nfiflf'y. and lake It table spoonful cvory
hour. Don‘t out till I see you again. 1‘“
call after the lemon is over. however. Bu
vrry careful. I‘ll bring Dr. Woltl‘ with the
to see you. It‘s a curious etsev—vetv out-l
nus.“
Frita wont to bed. The dootws canto
They walked on tiptoe; spoke in whispers.
They darkened tho awn. Thvy {M‘fi hitn
lllfllil‘lliH s.. spotmfulls of pow water and
pills made of broad.
Thry left hint. That night l-‘t‘its grow
weaker sud weaker. sud in tho morning tho
students and the faculty worn shocked with
terror. tutti horrified to the initial of their
lsuubtvr at poor l‘rita‘s fears. when his
weeping daughter (‘tltlw to tell thorn that
her stout. strong father of thirtywttttl your!
sy dud at homo—dead of a ptttttttttay.
Thole is no use butter authenticated.
Another cm is that of the French «rind;
nal condemned to dumb. and ninth to the
doctors to sapetlntttnt on. litt plwdud for
In envy tltmtlt. on“ Hwy trove u to mm to
tutti wort: they stretched htrn. mum on a
table. blindfolded his eyes. plsccd basins of
water at his srnzs sud knees. prirktsl him
with a pin. not drawing blood oven. They
dropped from four Vtals llttls drops into tho
bssiuaao tbttt the unfortunate man could
hear a continuous drip. caused. be supposed.
by tho trickling of his own blood. The doc
tors hold their wstchrs.
“Another httlt hour and it will been over.
You don‘t feel any pain do you?"
“No. doctor. but I feel my strength it“ go-
lug.“
“Of course; of course. It will beltlte full-
in: into sleep."
In an hour and It quarter tho poor fellow
was dead.
What‘s
Go to bed.
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Ir. I. I. Mom.
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ttt: noes or In an. author‘s saunas.
HAUKRNIACR. Julv 28th. 1874
Dun Sm —Wbon I told Mrs. Morse that
Mr. Burnout had sent me an invitation to go
up in his balloon. from the Rippodronte.
the mother of Agosto: struck a Roman titti-
tude. looked at me calmly a moment. and
said:
“Reuben. what did I understand you to
remark just now it"
That made too kind of nervous. so much
so that I swallowed a chew of mm and
commenced to feel sick. but I managed to
assume an easy and careless manner. while
I repeated my intention to go up.
“Would you like to sue the a widow. Row
bra f" she responded.
I told her that l certainly should not. be-
cauae it would be an unhealthy sight for me.
butthat duty having called me to the clouds.
itwu tny intention to no there on the wings
of thcneat Friday afternoon at four o‘clock.
Th“ rented it.
Now that l am home all right again. it is
’only fslr to state that I was a little nervous
vldual took rue for the ‘ lion-tamer. and
raised a racket of applause. at which Jltn
Nixon remarked that it {wished to appcsr
before the public I had better. tut-u u back
handapring. I turned it—-thnt is. I turned
it over to a young man in pink lights. and
quiet. Wits once more restored.
It would have done your heart good to
have seen the fluttering of the ladies‘ hando
ltcrehiefs when I stepped into the basket.
and I bowed to the stalls. The rest of the
gentlemen soon followt'd. and lost of all
Donsldson jumped in. Then the maps wore
cut. and away wc soiled throutrlt the open-
ing in the roof. telling it return check from
an usher who was stationed on one of the
lower: for that purpose.
As soon as we were well up. I look on ob-
servation of our couran through it brandy
flask. and found we were going due cast. A
man on sPourth Avenue enrbelow ua pulled
the stntp. and. looking in our direction. said
‘0 met
“Right up. sir—nil the way up.“
1 mid him that such was our intention.
We were speedily wafted toward the buy.
and in about three minutes hung motionless
over the Battery. It was s lovely sensation.
air. and was the only limo that I exporit
tenccd how delightful it is to get along in
the world without soy visible means of sup‘
part. We took another observation nl‘thc
Battery. and killed a policeman by dropping
assml~bag on him. I was entrusted with
the delicate task. and 1 dollar myself that
even Donaldson could not have bugged the
officer with more accuracy.
Presently the balloon began to descend,
and Donaldson suggested that we throw
something out. Wherettpon I threw out
a suggestion to tskc another drink. and in u t
moment we shot into the easterly current.
sod health to travel toward Europe at the
rate of 5.000 miles an hour. At exactly six
o‘clock P. M. by llscltonsttclt time. we were
over London. At 7:30 o‘clock we struck St.
Petersburg. At 8:00 we were directly over
Canton. I wanted to get down them so an
to buy it pair of flannel drawers. but Doll‘
ntdson said it was ridiculous.
By the hour of ten Shanghai how in
lghl. and we could plainly soc tho roosters
walking around tho slroets.
Our lttssttgt- boron tho l‘tteitiu was plutts
ant and rapid. the street lamps of Stu Frat»
t‘ist‘o biting vlsiblo at twenty minutes of
midnight. We paused only long enough to
and Little stood at
t
ttsscnted.
l
l
s l
l
f‘
(‘hinttntttmantl then sped onward toward it
llaoltonssrlt. which peaceful lltllttlttl was it
rt‘nt‘hvtl til it quarter pttttt ontt o‘t‘loclt tttt
t-‘mtunbty morning
tltnbit fsiltttl to batch anything. Al lttil
thor was ti suddon 3M. and Wt‘ Minn to a
halt; while tntnt tho ttitrltttnss below lav-nod
.-
ho l\\‘t‘l flit pmint‘t.
the motto of some place or othttr \\‘lll\l \vo ll
wow "ring to do. 'l‘tw snobor ltnd caught
hint by tho llt‘l“ of his psntsloons. and. to
turn himself. ho had to throw his ttrnts
‘1
lion with his fort oil the around. we found "
him when we lll‘l‘l‘m dawn tho mptt The
ninth!“ Wltli Ithl til. \tw ut mutt \ tenant“.
«no the Nllll't‘ pttrty muottvnon to my house
where \“t‘ found Mrs. Moran workluuup
ton yards of black crttpc which slut lttttl
bought that attrrnoon.
Yours bullootw.
“It‘llltfi it. Monstt
mammoth/on
tutu tho bushes. tutti
utonoy.
found by
a
t
ltttrthtttit-st joint o
gamble on what i have writtt‘n.
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and
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An l-lnllrc Fatally Killed by Lightning.
The destruction of tin ttnllre family by hnt.00tt.t
lightning is ll sud ftttc. tutti ouo wltlt those
who nightly retire to their beds in fttncied now what M
accurlty cannot bring llietttsblt'oa to roslllc. of the utonoV.—'l‘ho
The terrors of such so occur-ranch are our:
rated by the Bridgeport Fsttnormnd we
trnnafot the particulars to the columns of w
night a house belonging to Lovl S.
littlc child. aged
killed. The home is ultttatcd just above the
st oof the old Methodist Church. and ncsr~
lyt opposite the residence of Mr. Sears.
Smoke wss discovered coming out of Mt.
llanloon‘s house soon after it was struck.
and on the nrluhbota rntorlng the house
lbtty found the bed in the bed-room on tire.
the cords holding up the bod-bottom. having
burned through. and Mr. liurrlsons body
had fallen through with the had upon the
floor. His head and body lint-e marks of
the lightning and he was slao badly burned
in places by tho the. The room was filled
with amolmattd for sometime Mrsefisrri‘
ton end the child were not discovered. At
length a further examination revealed to the
ammonites neighbors the forms of the
mother and child lying on the floor under a
window. when: they had fallen from the
bed. the child tightly clasped in the mother‘s
Superior court.
Infill.
wow found upon hon
_ , to thtport. whom. below: .lttsttuo Bunion.
"‘9 “Mi“ M “thmt‘tm WW1“: i“ RM" in she plead utility. and was committed in
distill of 500 hull. When she loft Womb
it“? ht‘ wa l'll‘tl to Norwalk.took tho hot-so
wt to South Norwttlh. lllf‘llf‘t‘ by cars in
i tl‘lt‘lll river. when she not oti‘ttttd wnlltod
‘h‘ka ti; Mt‘lmt‘.“\‘llt;ffi alts lodged with it
‘ ‘ ‘ t . (l at ‘ \osi. ts. \\\llllv.tlt\t‘h‘t .
an und “ "N“ in “mm "l I“ o "h ‘ lltl gritttdtlsttulttt‘r of hint. ltounty fortn‘
ed “to Will of the fttntlly. Music says some
. “menu-ow
sftrrwttrds threw thtt
Willlt‘l ovor tho fttttoo. first taking out tho
"l‘htt pttpcra thnl full out wow
pot-sons who wont with hor. but
hit thllt‘l could not it‘tcfo‘ttnd. Slut says
0 ntont‘ - was in n t 0 ll tout no t
h 3 MW flogttrl hit
0‘s. 5‘s. and smaller bills. She was son
1‘. S-«Tlttt olltor accounts only tllfl‘cr frmn “it...“ “w found tr"? w“ ‘so mg“. M it:
i bit too can Sho ssvs alto tut t nose n at rawrru
tttlno in n fow tttlttot‘ drtnll ‘ ‘ 3 Mrs. litittuty‘L ttml “ they ltbltwd thum-
sulves." When she was arrested alto httd
the door.
summit.
Hour.
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On Thursday toot-ulna: Mrs. G. V. Alden
nit armlod by deputy-sheriff Sanford. of
Tort Summon. About six o‘clock Sunday Newlown. on it chorus of slander mode by
llnrrtsou. litrs. llsrriut. A. Trubev. and was held to
in the “pm and of DIME“. Farms Week ball tn the aunt of snow. She also move
in Trumbull. WM struck by lightning. “d nut-outs tn the aunt of $35,000 in n trover
the three inmatu. Mr. llarrlmbdtll WWW“ suit brought by the some putty. 0n the
“m“ “'0 yesrs. “we snlnu only M rs. Trubcc wits mutated by
officer Cable. on s charge of sdttltcry with
Daniel C. Blrdsail. and Birdssll was or
rested in Bridgeport by umber Arnold. on
it like charge. Both of the second were
brought boforo Judge Perry. who released
them on their giving bonds in the aunt of
$8000 each. to appear for trial before the
No evidence WM taken
in either of the thrce onset. sud the above
are till the facts as they appear of record.
The conduct of Minor S‘tnford. however.
in his arrest of Not. Aldeuds tie-toning
of the severest censure.
unworthy of an unicel- and of a gentle-
llttvina inquired at her house and
teat-nod that she was at the beach. he drove
them and his psrty surrounded the hallo
house. Mrs Alden soon canto out. when
she was rudely aeiaed and told she was
its;
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Capt. Plan Pent-still obltttncd from the
House of Refuge. New York. s colored
girl named Lizzie Mayo. sand 17 years.
311° Proved to be able. willing and intelli-
gent. and she tuttdc herself very useful
about the house. Capt. Pest-call is now at
years old. and litres very quietly on, his
place. deriving from interest on money
loaned or invested an income sufficient for
his ntoclcrutc wants. Hts money. wltbfl
his notes and other valuable papers. was
kept in the top drnwcrof an old-fitsltioned
bureau. which stands in his chamber. near
the window; the corner of the bureau is h
directly between the window and the door ’
which opens into the kitchen.
following weak Capt. Pearstll received
some interest money which. with what
was ttlrutttiy lo the drawer. carofully in-
oluscd in tin Old‘ftlslllolltfd leather wallet.
made up tho strut of about $430.00. and
notes to the amount of nearly $7000.00-
Many of the latter were of no value. some
of them being more than thirty years old.
and their signers having long since died.
Dodttctlng these. the good tables. with the
cash. amounted to about 05000004)! which
all but three were secured by mortgages.
and the three were given by parties in this
place who are perfectly honorable mun.
On Friday. July 17th. at about. 5 o‘clock.
Mr. and Mrs. l’csrsstl sat down to dinner
We have
omitted to state thst when she ctrtnc to
Capt. Pearson's. site was
clothed and shod. and it pair of new shoes
and material for it new dress had been
bought for her; the dress was not yet on-
ircly made. but on the morning in quest—
tlott she had asked for the shoes. nod been
old to wait until the dress was done. and
have them both together.
Early the
very poorly
She cheerfully
At about quarter past five. Mrs.
l‘cnrsnll ottllod for Lizzie. bttt she did not
answer. and could not be found. Capt.
‘osrssll concluded tltttl she httd loft. and.
us he did not want her unless she wanted
0 stay. secured otltor help. Matters went
on its usual until Friday. July 24th. just
one work nfter’Liulo had run away.
his day (‘tlpL Pottrsnll
niorc monov. which he gave to Mrs.
still to not ill the wallet whilo he wont to
the village on an errand.
drawer. Mrs. Ponranll was unable to find
ho wallet although the drawer wits pron-
rlv looked. t'ittsploion was ltntnoditttt-ly
fixed upon the absent lduiodtntl thesaurus
“‘0 "Ht 1“.“ “Vim: it “No full “mill! 0 worn at tattoo taken to sworn ltor cnptttro.
tit with slight hopes of
till it start of it full worth.
of the vobtwry.with It tlisoriplion of the
D it it N“ the girl andkofstho :mtomt-ttum‘t“: son: to K
“it“ \ W“ l ‘ .‘utwn . bun on out ‘ow 'or .unt on r‘ . . v
anchor and drsgxrttpo out. but for s hull} “"‘tlllt‘tit‘tfi' owning sho was «rooted in ABBREW subunits 300‘ STORE
Molntsr. Now York. bv officer Clark. of
None of thrt papers
film was Monti“
(in going to the
“Nth:
lnformntiu ‘
A son. tisttnhtvr
nt‘lit‘ttt-
on. in
rod
tntnelt Ronn-
y t had bought food. sometimes aeodinir
be money and sometimes going herself.
goods on foll-twsthress.
skirts st ti 00.“.00 and $1.00” tons. Qtlltt;
4 pieces ribbon. ens for 50o. the
other prices forgotten; ting. ?liu..nnd four
min: of atttcltl us. She professed not to
lt ltccmno of thc roms‘lntlcrt
R‘ E‘ M button coma-loft. She had been to the
9n» P- S.-lt-ttt‘t snmltlt‘ “Nth tltottlrc with Missouri out .of 100th St.
ll. E. M. int and 8d Avon. and with
1.30; thrott
It wsa utterly
f
3‘3
0n
mlvnd sonic
Peon
‘totttn
it}?
runusnen amt: I'M! trauma.
,. Hoyle OOP'Mg’ (ta-ta.
., Tamils “mm! m Anvmce.
' nuns or ADVERTISING.
a” One inch space constitutes a square; batuo
Advertisements will be counted loss than one squsre.
Harris"- and Deaths inserted zrahttoualy.
Local Notices to cents per line.
s. SCRANTON.
T.
D E N T l S 'r .
Barr-acting teeth and inserting artilctal dentures a
specialty.
0!"le OVIVl SWORD‘S erutxo Eur-onwtr.
90., South Norwalk.
GROCE use.
JOHN HUTCIIINGS.
Formerly llutchluza lb Ferris. lit ‘a Block. lain
strettt. South Not-«all; Thankful or the past pal.-
roltatte moolvou from his customers. he hopes. by
kin ing a nod assortment of Groceries to moot
tho r appro lion and secure a generous share of
their potrorutuo iu the future. l-tf
FRANK A. TOLLES a 00..
BMW 1!
ultUthttlES PROVISIONS.
Preserves. Jelllcs. Canned Fruits. Etc.
OPERA H003! BLOCK MAIN 81%,
writ-y sov'm NORWALK. CONN.
\V R. TOLLES.
. Dealer in
Stoves. Tin Ware. Cooking Utensils.
m sad Ilsa-o annular Goods.
Menu Routine. Tin. (‘uppor and Shoot iron work
estwtttod murder. Jobbing of all kinds promptly
"lauded
tt-tf WASHINGTON STREET. sott‘rtt NORWAL‘.
III. I“ I. SWIFT;
D E N T I s '1‘ .
“PIN“ 0"]!
FILLING. A SPECIALTY.
Nitrous Oxide sdntlnlslerodfor trat‘ . on
hounla.¥.toal‘.l. “ ““3 in”
.._..,_. . ...._- a”, , w... "W...”—
THE CLARK HOUSE,
SOUTH NORWALK,
owns!" N. r. a N. II. It It DSI'OI‘.
‘ wean-a.
m... “A a m n isn‘-
Dumas MAKINGJ
nuts. In. 3. WELL“
flosptwtfttlly informs the ladies that she hits lnkon
the rooms ovttr hills. JUlllt‘tl MILUNRIW. Iain
Stool. sud olltotta a share of their patronage.
Oil-t1 south Norwnlk. lob. but. tm
' in; N R'Yé ”ESE; it '1‘. "
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Omen at run SN“! or
F. 1!. NASH“? BROTHERS.
0A.ll.totlll.teloal‘.l. ll!
1261f iE Ti T133: 21 RE;
Attorney 4. Counsellor-nt-st.
once la Sword’s Building,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
(Guise former! mpiod'bd Melville I. load.)
Entrance on Was union on .
Prentice- ln all the Courts of the State. Convo -.
‘“°‘“§.,§‘{°m'y executed. Collections input
0
'“ co hour: from it All. hail IL; from t on. to
‘3 mm min r. I. on o v. .
. ‘ GBEGOBY’B POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
”If!!! NORWALK, CT.
cmcm or RMNAYS. - moo tons.
Vanda BuflorWanNoa‘m
Furniture for vessels. Paint. Oils. MWntah.
on one emote. ataa onhaudforsale.
its ht diot‘t. Ill-
nrcnsn‘ni. want“) at no
Pvt-onus! neat shutters,
Anti dents“ in.
\
COAL AND ‘woon
’ Vacuum. any Rants.
FOOT Ol‘ ‘wsran sum.
tie-n sown NORWALK. O't‘
nonunion“:
DINING R‘O‘o MS.
119 «am 8.,‘ iv. If.
aqua, gamut genital.
won't-on a count. Importers.
art-torus mfim.uu stilt-r.
fill. Your ..... 03.00 I ll! MOIflII. . 41.00
Outiaflltnaue sar ..stso.co
“0 one an“. .. .. ..................... tum
all. run one ear ..... 10.00
at! mans me.. am
45.00
om
15.00
we
.m
. asm
l‘braa squares on year ........................ 80.00
.FNCD
:Am ”J: 7
‘u“ ‘0 IOU" N0.WAL‘
IIHIWN‘L.“
raos.r.cnorr.
LANDBCA PE GARDEN“
Amndrtoth Lam Outer Mfr-rm.
04am received through r. o. In: shear that.
Oh. or at this once. will be promptly attend to.
Insolence- t
Joint W.M sow Ea Tm mitt
W. ll. Asrtdwatit. 0.. f. “
a: M. Law-In
A . a! (limo Won rt.
Joust-n Jarrlnsott. (ill Vsn Winklggoflohokns. NJ.
CAI-II CO". Phlwpgh I“ a
w. H. LAVALLee,
EARN E SSES.
Horse Fur-Malina: Goods and
Trunks.
gm «-«‘~ out!
nil
.- .Akz. ._ ,0...
m... GEO. SHAU’B.
PENNELL’S INK
Goonfiiiouom
The gentleman who stole the Bottle of Pcnnoll‘s
Ink frotu the Post Office is welcome to it. if he will
only tell his friends of its merits.
J. W. PENNELL‘S.
FRANK HEAD &. 00..
Wholesale Confectioners.
AN“
lCE CREAM MANUFACTURERS,
1
.21-2 Miles from Nor-walk and i-Z'Mile
.toB PRINTING 7
THE “s E-MWQFFICE.
FOR SALE on TO‘ LET.
VALUABLI PROPERTY ADAPT” NE
A BlliRllliG SGHllllL. '
from Darlen. .
High Collin Rooms. Hot and ~(‘old Water.
Furnace an?!» ole-ma earn rte. Building is .
situated on Serum lilll. DAR! CONN" outn-
mandlnz to s viswatnlodnsluand 031w “$33;
planned or D m. as
nee-arm boot has but t u .
{333-3 Tr mm acorn ‘or meme Garage“ .33 t2:
lyl if 'a lessee. run-tho em
ll mmpeunt tto clrry on a tit-at
class School or- flotsl'luooeuflUV- For particular-
and photograph of building. a p to
. . . W.
No. 78 East h‘lnth Stu-ct. Now York.
0r MILE It. MEAD
an WALD—4m
R.
8.90”. anfo W
Thou. I. myumnd.
Wan—J. J. Hillard
Nelson J. Oraw. -
Mix—Morris 1. Norton.
3!. Lane.
Lamps and Ga.——Josepb
Norton. 1". F. Byxboe.
no. ‘
ad. I. J. Hillard. (has. I.
llcox.
"1' a "I ”W" comm 0’ TH; )OAID
. ”mm .
mm.—Whutets s. flagrant. Jonah .1. nut-us.
. Joseph R Raymond.
Clint. E. Dbtyfllmol '
“- Bll'ntond. If. .1!
Street: and WE.-1§elson J.Cuw.douph
8. Raymond. Boo Nash.
. l'fOlf South Now-Ht. do“ I‘m W—Cm s. Dory. Thos.1.|3ay.
Mam 8t.. South Norwalk. mend. it. x. Norton.
118; 6331.--- c ' w . D A Y ’ wS:mrr.—-Burr Nash. I". F. Byxbee. Hartford th~
NEW YORII Wm mum-Then. 1- Mutattd. .t. J. llllnrd.
. 8. Hartford.
LAGER BIER SALOON, 9"“ “‘ it?“ Kraut—Ju. u. Lane. momma"
‘8
In CLAY 8L. next to Adam’s Hat Factory Attestation—Bantam Wilcox. Burr xii-h. F. r.
FICK’S LAGER BIER, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, 333"“ r F a
By the Glass. Bottle. Quart orKeg. FEED’ Etc” Etc. N. J. Craw. P ' . ”boa“; ‘1‘”.
Japan, Oolong, Imperial Tens,
.0 on. per- Pound.
Pallet/oak embracing everything in the Grocer-3,.
inc kept constantly on had. A
For the wholesale and retail trade.
X0. 3 GAZETTE B U1 LDI NC,
12514th (MN- m
JOHN ll. SMITH.
EAST Sill! Of IAIN STREET. SOUTH 0! Mil. ROAD
City of South Norwatk Conn.
Plants tutti Flttwors at all Seasons.
wt to. to «rule furnish as in
W t ordor at ltlltort notion. d“ Null: "
wounds 3. summon.
Carport
Hll
F I... o R 1 s I:- , Roasted, Fried or Raw.
NR. tum m ~
and Builder. 0 w. m. smut sonwnu.
tugging LBIITT’S
OYSTER STE“?
“fitter-mu. Also
“01‘ TBA AND COFFEE.
BREAD, PIE 0‘ CAKE.
Conmuosuv. Cleans am: Name
«tLES and WIN E-
Ovslm by the Quart. Gallon. or Basket. st
8. aunnnur'r‘s.
SOUT ORWALK.
Planing mu I lit... (Emmet mt shin)
Near rho‘Sfmm t Landing,
. '-
'l‘ «mum is make confronts for
bullying and repatri’ta'gml ind: at short notice.
end Wflmbll‘ prints Satisrfttou marathon).
treaties .
L mm...“
HARDWARE.
'l‘l . tuwtauurunent lu toweof
GENERAL HARDWARE.
uncusnws roons.
Of the best quality.
Paints. Oils and Window Glass.
Harder» and Detail Locks. Nrcelatn. Rated and
tlaontcnla to all our customers that
of our "y best in M
an so
Produce taken in Ext: ham
GEORGE \V. SMITH
Pl‘OVlSIONS.
The Oldest Grocery in South Not-walk.
We are aureiit does not require columns of sister
all alwayltho “$3”;
as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere.
mm.
1 Knobs. a assortment of Table aa.
F333 (‘ntle . of tmt quality. stamp for cash
Home h In: Gulls. Japanese Paper Ware.
LAWN MOWERS.
Agriculturnl Implements. Moohauloa' Tools.
w. c. dormant: & on"
No. 8. Opera House Block.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
am um
1'14!
w. 0. women .
South Norwalh. Nor. Vt. tab.
crass; noose:
Bl LL‘IABD ”Allin
«AND—-
Refreshment Rooms.
NO. 6 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
SOUTH NOBWALK.
that all. ha i taken the above roe-ta
agthswgnmovaul‘thm. mommy inform
the ublic theylntend to been tubule-aeo-
tabl shunt. They will keep constantly on hand
loam Vim, .
. Liquors, Aloe.
Lager out! More.
t 1 ‘bc-tllllllnrd'l‘abhlltheol .aaa
havetiw t3
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l.ttndt;mwgfiii if: .
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. to!
'1 EXTRACABEDISCOURT.
mm *5 .. ‘
REAL BARGAINS
—-atto———
DISCOUNT
BA\’ING PURCAfiED. FOR CASH. AT PANIC
FRICES. AN UNUSUALLY LAQQE STOCK O‘l‘
GOODS IN ALL m VARIETIRS 0! HOUSE-
“IPING ARTICLE AND 8“ mun T0
IA“ 300' NE GOODS THAT A“ UN-
STAN'I‘LY ARMWNG. I WILL arm AN
EXTRA DISCOUNT 01’ IIVI U“ GIN‘I‘.
ON ALL SALES NR PROM CASE. PUR-
menus WILL mu I? MAO? GOODS
'1‘!!! WUTtAND MSW' IX
nonwsu-rntm THE MUST. MD A!
1:. n. ' Looz‘wt‘ion.
NORWlLK. court. "
i
‘ mandamus-tutti.“
linen. Intuition.
NH: ‘5'! 151
,. - 1r...- .-
Oouesaing wlth the Danbnrv a New Elven B. 3.
Tm: SPLENDID AND FAVOR!“ smut.
NELLY wan-a,
cs". 0. c. mason,
ammrmram.mg‘xm
Leaves South Namath e
"’7 Mine (Sand
er todtat'r: . . aye
obey and Nee‘flvtngufl‘“ °‘ N "‘1‘ M Dx~
P
thoea'itt
”firmness"
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r o n c As H! no.2.
A! 7:19.“
fgfi’fi'gfii
wont»... ..
N. l—Nel
lath Norw
l‘. I.
from Mitt"
tumult. Freight'naio.
MESA. Unit!) A. IL.
Mutt It eds P. ‘.
4 ’g . ‘A . ~
SPRING
1m.'
a .
wt a§ Saab NorwSltew'ilthout
of the owner.
Pmfio canto. Eseuraion Ticketmtl.”
FREIGHT TAKEN AT PROPIIJ.“ Hm
Refreshments of oil also, “aboard.
White. from New Y
with the ants tutu Tohmmmnd
mi. 3mg." Haven; With .
arrives “Sou I
l‘ Havenuhfla.x.unm\
THE FREIGHT PROPEPLERS
FROM NOR-WALK,
City it lintralt it P. F. Butt.
Willluvafrnnarh and of the
rk andNew Haven R. R.»
storm Gm.
DAILY LINE.
Returning leaves York. min
River. tool of Markeyzrrect. at 2:65 ma:
7 foot or Turnout!!! sneer. East River at“ o‘cloal
MEALS AT ALL “0035. " ““8"" Liar-extant“). ‘
Railroad “a
from the h
m
dwillboat
at
we
Produce sold without m M ”with”: ‘ Ur
Willa‘dmntmmwmhilfi
......':.‘:r.'."' m" t' m '
taall a, me or the above Donia ea 9:, ’
O‘ROOEklaa. "" “‘“"'
Sl‘llhlER ARRANGRIENT.
WHENCRRG durum m -
Duly 'l‘rolna leave “It. Nor-wt.
Me M M
gram! t finalileyflik you
{Weld Ind m“\
At ’2' A: I. ”:4“ m all Mb. ‘
FLOUR AN D FEED “a a ll
- \ At ans r. I. tgg, ‘3“
“my; lFt‘l‘Ndceletdand Mai eta
Lena Oanbury for loath Norwailt.
1:10 P. Int.) 1’. I.
30!!! W. BAGO‘N.
Superlamdpt.v
‘.—e
mm
Wag m . . .
Trains know Station at South Not-wallet
. flown: ~
For New Yon-I.
30:me
moo “ Am .« .
8:“ u o\ be . . .
If“ “ we“ I!“ amt n; at Stamford
‘l’N “ Acgontaodatton.
:th .“l. swan.
g: ’ :: gush Idem-lat ~
m “ mm ' ‘
Oz! “~ on.
‘31 at a.” ‘3‘".
New was an Iowah Home; ’
.t to.
u. 5.. » 3t so’a‘fisfitflal‘
33‘} ISO. 5”“ 8:10 In“) till tum.)
: new ..
(Mk
Iona Home], 3 be new -nom.
Mun nee-“w
Ls- tt t .
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was “ Roma
$13!. Acct-um.
t“ “ Engage.
t’ “a m ‘
on “ Am . .
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