a
:~ . we will have only to refer to the Globe.
" press-t
eon-den)» .
_ fitting in judgment “pun important roses
. V Isthmscopv of s fine work of srt in the
4 "portly relieved herself of the bed clothing.
tribute cinch to the
of the ty dumb: "‘I:
N
cl
debt. had the
reads it
can when no
mvfl‘cfic ”ll“ ii.
men n
\I the divssodostlon of Jim to flu
altars sud
morWJsltl-scityot
Ins s city new of Importllce Ind in
“vole. Med town. loving e
vs for-motto; sud esv rig-sou-
l
John Hittitelthc mil: Patriot. died in
inhnd on Star ‘nv lsit. v
The Beecher use is still on. and we shrill
prchshly keep on reporting this fact for
severe! week: yet.
I
, The Republicans It'thl‘ placed in nomina-
tion for the office of Shertfl‘ of this county
A. 8. Camp. 3-11.. of Nurwulk. Mr Camp
lls msn well known in this vicinity. and
baboon of friends in both parties sud will
poll 6 lsrge vute here. He is s man every
wsy competent to an the other.
m
We have received the first number of
“Commonwealth. s temperance journsl
published in New Haven. It is s hsnd~
mely gotten up And printed piper. end
its contents on of s high order. chiefly. of
cowrse.on routers pertaining to the cause
which it espouse. It bss a wide sud useful
Ield.e-icl It has the ability to all ir.snd
will phabuhly lw: the means of much good.
Senator Elton has made his maiden
speak in Commas. but b fore it was deliv-
ered there it hsd beentmo nu “ old maid" in
this part oi the cauntry. It is the same
old speech. “ state rights.“ “confederation.“
“deltrnction of the government.“ " dare.“
blaster and splurge. without s new thought
thoonly variation on the old smelt. living
the impeachment of Grant. military mer-
petion and the druyibz ltisrver having it.» en
s. mlonisv. After this speech is print.
ed in the Congressional Glnhe. we should
hear no more from him. When we want
to ow whet he would say on any mous-
nstd we will and it no record in advance.
Since the nominstion of Judge Phelps
and Poster for Congress by the Democrats
of this State. the Republican papers are
thrusting unsavory psrsgrsohs. written for
end pended in the Dwrnocrst pipers, on
the nomination of Judge Minor fur the
some other. The two following are sam-
ples:
“.The impropriety of his rettntiun of a
Edwin! ofixre umirr exiating circumstances
plain: its degradation in the bench is
ltgrsnt and deep._ But it is on it lewl with
the pmctzt‘c of his party. Cart the Demo-
crsts o: :htis Blitrict refuse to rebuke this
open v o as! on n the rules oi. political Ind
rancid decency t“-—Biidaeport Farmer.
“Why so satin! Judge in one of our
bigbrslcourts should henotuinlted by a
party csncus and run under pnrtizm rules
end by s party favor—zit s time when he is
hm“ ‘rs uns'rlc to thy! If he so
soot not on he should sbsnd h
leisl Mos.“~lisrtlurd Times. on b
Winn ball is cored new .‘
- F's hsve received from liners. Gaorgc
m s: Co. Art Publishers. of Portland.
”of s lsrge steel eegrsvlnc. (else as by
OW). The engraving is by Mr. A. 1!.
“this. well known as the best snmver on
shot in America. sod is after one of bir. I1
1". mm- fsraous paintings. The cn~
proving h new—Just finished. sud now. for
the lrst tints. before the public. In so clc~
pot sputum: upon s couch is shown at
bssutilnl little girl of tender sire. asleep
During the warm summer night she be:
Misc her bountiful little chubby limbs
sun loveliest possible ntsnncr. Sbciss
little "plan.“ the title indicates. sndis
sweetly (main of her mother. about
“— shc he been told scrunch. The
nether is shown by the bedside es the
. sees her to the dream. The outlines
. for fees sod fore: are distinctly seen. sl-
ths figure is shad-wry and clheriul.
, author is surrounded with Illuluui
wyvtvrloss. hssvvsly light. suit the it
gmwpoo her child with sll the in-
lays that ever cmues from a
heart. losers. Stimson ch Co.
_ ‘1': is!!! vsrltty ot pictures of
' .. sod priees.snd sllsrsvold
. embrnbmflptlononly. Those
new.“ those who have
“who; wish to Insks‘ha honest
{'wflsothesnywcrse Mbyasodln:
, is!“ ill directions tttegeots.
”stud '10- to those who spply.
y es
_shsotthlstlueoftheyssr
,, dike-doth. {tickle Much
' Be comforted, they; the next cut may he s
whose-pitted“ atheist“
I“. The oyster-es “(selenium
tkqwmdueofthslrownentnber. lfeo
“8th W. Hoyt will bothsirntsn. Es
humidrsrhesded toss. sod knows sll
shoot so onset. Be one give the pedigree
of on oyster from the time of the Pilgrims
till now. end knows the needs of the busi-
I“
The Demcersts are still more st It‘- Gen.
Nelson Taylor it the prominent msn they
have here. and would tasks the but run.
but he does not care to run. end in fact it Is
eenerslly understood that he declines to he
s undid-to. It is s pretty hsnl scald for
them. 0. W. Smith is their next strsneeet
csndidste. he is a good. clear headed. straight
torwsrd mombut I hsrdly think he cues
for the pmition. W. S Ilsnford ls talked
of sud would makes good tun. but he is
very much rowed in hie business. sud prob‘
ably would not accept the ptsliion. Sumo
times men talk s little dill‘ereutlv before the
csucus than they du when the cattcuscomrs.
There arevery many times Certain moves
made on the political board that will almost
compel it than to take a pnilllna that he
does not aspire lo.
We are pretty certain of one thine this
spring. sud that is of having good men uom‘
ludlt‘d by both parties. Parties are so ova-p
ly balancxl that lt will healmost suicidal fur
cltherto unminutehol men. The day is
past when uwu out going to follow party
blindly at in the past. Now they do not
care so much whrther ho be c Democrat or
Republican. or whrthcr he be it good clean
man. The country hws bren brought slmost
to the vet-go of min by trusting its adults in
the ban-ls of slimy politicians. Sumo how
or nthcrthry havrgot to the fmnt end on-
rnsklnx sad havoc with the country. Thu
people mud compel thrm to go back where
they belong. Ruth of our present pvl‘llrrt
how good h‘m rl‘fl. hut lhvy alto szmte way
back. The Dcllltit‘l‘tlllc p my from Thump:
Jefl'erson to Funk Pierce. has it record that
soy party might bu proud of. But slum
then. God pity titrm and their record
too. it has been nothing but tt at-rics ti! Ililln~
ders.crimin:tl hluudl rs at ill". and they still
continue to uuku lhcui. unll in dry the Re-
publican puny is n it much if any better.
The tut-u that organic-rd and controlled the
party until thc war was ever. hurt) been
forced to retire. and the Bitilcrs.C.~trpcntcrs.
sud non of their str‘po. are the men that
rule this great {no and ludt-peudcnt nation.
A new party is tit‘lil‘iiidt‘l‘. and it new party
we must have before the political alums-
phcre will he tit to enhalc. "it
RESULT OF A JOKE.
The Local Editor of The
Hour Brutally Ai-
.a‘lltgdt
A l‘rcus‘lcd Inn Takes the Law
In Ills Own “nude.
Prompt Arrest of the Assailant.
"‘00-'—
Scurcvly had the first copies of The Hour
bovrgyued from the press last Saturday af-
ternoon. b:for: the town was thrown into it
stat»: of great excitement. OVI‘I‘ the rt‘pult
that “rt Nut. Ri-qu-t. lot‘rtl editor of that pa-
per had been assaulted and terribly br-ntcn
hv Mr. Issac St limit. of “I" tirm u! Sclluck
Blathers.carrytut: nu t'ic grocery bitsiiwsu
at the head of \V.|ll rtrt‘rt. Nurwulk.
The coercion of the mmult was the publi-
cttion in The Hour. tho week previnue. o!
the {allowingr practicil j .ko played on Mr.
Selleck. by Mr. Charles Wul. it tlruutmur
for Momma. Scott .3 Shell m. of New Haven:
Iii! Summer‘s CAr.—-Iu 8 hack B us'
More birth-N uf sugu and a hwrrrl of all!
sir-mi side by side. and more than one scale
er fur tam-cumin gm Mimi in c-mscqucnrc
Ono of the vic'ium wasn (Irllllllllll' luru
Now "even tobacco house. who. after the
luughtrr and the tits! It’t'illlg of tilnrllliClb
Iiou had entrained. cmmnemlod the trick as
s good one and promised Mr Sr'llcck u fine
but of cigars the n: xi: limo he went to New
lIavcn. A few divs lstcr Mr. S-tllcc - vis-
tted the Elm City and \v s s'mwn the Cigars.
which be pronounced wry pun-l 'l‘liu
clvrk wrapped them up and .\l r. St-lllek
come home trlumpluut. 0n opening llw
box to trout his irlcutls n terrible mistake
was discovered. for by tllllllt' um xtilaluod
phloem the cigars tvvrc llllvslng and a drml
cat rr‘stcd pracclully in their lliilt‘t‘. Mr
Scllcck hushed the matter up i-ru time.
but it has dually leaked uul.
0n theyeruoou of the upponrrmcc of the
above paragraph. Mr Srllvck repaired in
the‘ it m: «if Mr. E. K. Lockwood. where
Mr. Burns is employed as rl:rk. and show—
ing him the article. asked him if he wruts
it. Mr. Requrt replied that he did not.
Mr. Bullock asked him if be bid not Ollllit‘tl
it t.» be written. llr. Ill-quit rvplied. "Well.
rupposc I did. what of it i" Selleck ouswcr‘
ed. "That is slander.“ Mr. quut Itlld.
“0k pshsvr. Isaac. if you call than slander
you don‘t know what alsuder tr.“
Kr. Selkirk then left the store. and Mr.
Requs did not think any serious chicctluu
we: felt about the item. as on the some over»
in; he went over to the Svlleck Brothers‘
to purcbm some canned corn to take to his
home in \l‘ortport. end on will: into the
more osld jokingly to one of the clerks “Have
you lily earshot). rolling) or what do you call
it. This «used s laugh all smtmd. but
seemed to sunuy Mr. Svllcck. The other
ennui: Jto continue tho jolts said to list.
“Wit kind of s clgsr is that you are stuck-
ing. The kind Ike smokes now have hair
on thorn." After the lsusb. Ill-qua purchao
ed the cormaud left the store sud went
home.
As lair. Seller! is s notorious practical
latter. many of his victims took occasion to
libs him upon the Jake plsycd upon him.
and published in The flow. To such an
extent was this curried that Mr.8olleck
tropism have been (Nelly suuoycd by it.
sud demanded so apology and retraction.
sud usdcthmls in vurluua plam.ln the
store. on the street and lo the cars. than if
tbs! story was not taken back he would
surely whip Rt‘qlll.
dust Saturday the following ml’l‘f‘lpll in
relstlun to tho mutter. sppesrcd in the
Built:
Rmutnrcsv ix rock-Jill“: is in
trouble smut ttutt out. Sui-h uolmw st the
untimely (teeth of one of the brute creation
is so honor to Issue. but he should not sufv
tsr his prior to lead him to malts im mper
reinsrlts. crmlndoue in unseemly rests.
liven...
hmsshllrckptscupfofthepspsr
ssdresd thssbovsltslrntssdistely rspsired
tatbsstcrsotlr.booswood.snd¢olngup
to Dr. Mos who stood st inch-sluts
threstthspaperie his fscr.wlthhislugsr
osthspsrsarspb.ssdssld.“9ld yonwrite
tut!“ Ir. Mundlsd."l¢ldn¢."snd
tor-clonal! sud fused Isllsckwhsn the
minutiae Mllflowcvsrtkslsfl
“minnow” it up with soother
16*. M m ccnplslet. myths-if
ssdwssrvqulred to'lvs bondsby thslos-
tics in thnsnortnons sum of twenty-five dol-
lsrs. for his sppesrancs for trisl on Tucsdsy
swing. Wm. E. Dean became hiuurlsty
in thst amount. The blows indicted n n
Not csused his heed to swell frlchlfu ly.
sud his left eye to close. but by the sp’p‘ics‘
lion of proper remedies. the swelling was
reduced. so that on Moudsy he. was nt his
pun st the store. sppareutly not much the
worse for his rough treatment. though his
head wss very psluful.
Ol ouom the allele has csused vsrious
comments. some who have been the object
of criticism and ridicule in the Hour think-
ing it a Very proper ohssllscmcnt. whlle
the greater portion of the wmmunity think
that there was nothing in ~ the items that
called for say such harsh and brutal rclsllt-
stiou. sud are loud in their denunciation: of
the action of Mr. Scllcck.
The «result was all the more uncalled for
as Plat did not write the items alluded to.
blilhllh were penned by lair. Maples. the
editor. and We understand Mr. Sclleck was
so informed. hut Nat seems to have been
the t hjoct of his wrath. and it was vented
uprtn him.
Tumdsy owning tlw limo set for tho lrlul
s large cwwll tliruugel the, other: of Mount:
Wilmuk llurihull. in the Gaelic bulld‘
lug. As lltc room was so sttlllll llllil entirely
lum‘cqumetu locomotmlrtlo the rrodehc
case was ml] tu‘uotllo tho vau lluuav.
till next Saturday ul 2 p. in
Tim hill promises to ho of unusual inter.
est as culiuuul lztlvycra' mo cugagrd by Mr.
R up. In mltllllnu to .‘llls‘ra Wllanu and
llur hull. of Nnrwulk. 'l‘hmupsnn. of Bridge-
p Ilt. chztculctt. of Stamford. null tilllt'l‘
caunsrl of this blulc luwu burn cugtgedmud
it is him cxtwcvvd thut there will ho mitt-rs
from Nuw York city.
Mr. Mimics. editor and prnprlolnr of The
llnur. at our rrquvst. rcp‘iel that the fuel!
could hellur lw obtained from Mr. RI qus
hlmsvlf. as he “'lll placed in nu cxtrct‘uvly
cmhurrsvslug sltu ition. his loug‘ and Wurm
frloudship with Mr. Bullock. inclined him
to lot the multrr drop in the quietest inun-
her possible. but opposed to that is the con.
sldcruliuu that it Mr. S. was permitted to
vsoupe with but u slight penalty any male-
vulunt person. who fall. disposed to criticise
the action of tiny writ“ in the Hour. would
ferl that it was but it slight umltar to pound
him for satisfaction. With this considera-
tion he feels compound although much
against his wishes to tulle all possible means
towards securing the odrquctc punishment
of Mr S. as it warning to others who prob-
ably feel it dlsposltion to assault his associa-
tes or employees. and the probabilities are
that the case will he lac-ed to the fullest in
loot.
Mr. Scllctk has secured the services of
Mr. Joseph Footc as counst-l. and on Sutur-
dny evening. exhibited friendly feelings in-
wurds both M r. Roqu‘t tllld Mr. Muplce.ohuk-
log hands with both of them. remmklugto
Requu that it \Vit‘ tlu- hand of friendship.
Mr. Uimrics ‘Vztrd. who played the joke
on “I“. Scllock. was in town Monday and
Tucsduy. sud at first freely ailmiltml to gutt-
iluutou that he had played I like with it out
upon Mr. SJIII‘Ck. but us the “richness of
the hurt r bucumo lmpresml tip-u his mind
be h mum uuu-ommultttl and rotlcim. say-
ing only that the account as printed in tho
ii rur was not c-irrt-cl. and we bll‘lll have to
wall. for tho evidvuco in tho lrlul t tact hi all
the (new.
Thu whole ntl‘tir pregame some slugultr
hipt'cts. In tho first place it ret‘llli mm the
tint paragraph print-d in the Hour hudlt
foumlntiuu in (not. lilill to dialntrrcrtc‘i par-
ties cunt lll‘l nothing putlculztrly oti‘uuslvc
but is such as are found in tho loceilt‘ulumuu
of almost t'Vt-ly pupt-r. and cutiaidcrlug that
Mr. Sslicck iv it pmcttcil lulu-r himself.“
would about that he would. as llr: b iys say.
have taken other Illa‘lllel to "g t square" with
his turmeutor. Second—All t‘io patties
c Inccruml. have for it long time hvcu on the
in let lrlumlly terms. tut-l to slight ll prttcxl
scouts inauliltztcut t'i duatrny tltut friendship
In t xtsntlnn of Mr. Suliurk‘s c mducl. wr
tv iuld suy that he has almost been driven
in the course ltc look. by tho jsors and jlhos
of hi‘ llll‘llrli. In tin.- rt xru ho heard of it.
on the street lu‘ llt'ill‘tl all sorts oi putts on
the word “Oil." on l‘ic ltulu his Drt'SJIlCt‘
wuv grin ted with “ml‘wa” nud “yowlings”
wry provoking to u smistlivc ll‘lllll‘O; and
twin: lillis goudud he uwlu the threat that
unlrsl the story was rl-it'ucle-l. and an apol-
o:y Ill‘ltli‘. souwbudy would be whipprd.
and he seems to luvo cuisilrroll that to
korp his “pr-utilise“ he must whip somebody.
nnl thus unkc good his ward. For him it
in unfortunate lllll' he 0 mltl not have con-
tmllctl his feelings. and avoided the uni-tn
viable notoriety that his M‘lltill must give
him.
Norwalk.
Scutttor Ferry hi homo.
Window gardening is seasuunhlv.
lltm and eggs are fashionable.
Matchlv an old blowel‘vnl the but of it.
Auburn hut-culls lust Wednesday evening.
Saute of s dlll‘ureuce. alu‘t lhcre.h~twecu
horseradish and l‘Otlldll‘llOl‘it‘.
Nicollttlc scrimmage on Wall SL. last
Tuesday evening l
Kites ans umv attracting: the trays trier.
ill)“:
Foil Div services are to be held lit the va-
rious churches.
't‘hst whl‘atlc on the D. d: N. It. R. urods
grossing.
Smdtlmc. but but much of it time for
wed.
The ttvcrsuc Ysttltco now goes for his sul-
phur and «whom.
Wonder-if the men arc going to weer
those Ulster uvercoats all summer t
Superintendent Cotter outrages the water
we: ks in though he ttuderstoozl the business.
which he does.
The men sro at work llitttlli st the Union
Hill: upon full time. and all is quilt upon
the Nurwsllt.
New voters are helm: weed to register.
‘Twuuld he somrtltlttz swtul now. if they
didn't real-tier. wouldn't it!
The dentition oi the M. E. Zion Church.
for the hem-ill ot the pastor. takes piece st
Lockwtmd‘s Brill. curly next mouth.
If scs'tllttl wot legltlmste news. thercls
enough of it sit st hero to give volt silyuu
wont of it.
Bord work to writs you up the news
Ir. Miter. when there isn‘t soy news to
writssbont. .
The post em seletlllstrs title week with
commons-sols mobsters:- om“ our sin. 'tsfbasdiwcrk or
heater-stooges!!!“ lumber-nods“, Grescflh’ssrtlst.
«stunt
sundown. den} 5... is. sore
a.“ > a" ’ J .2 ‘ ‘
a I fi _
mics om , . .
shoot the books! winter being broken. I _ .
8t. Patrlekk dsy . psssed oif very quirtly
in thisvlclnlty. The only thing msrklng it
from so ordlc'sry dsy. we: the presence of s
few more lcsfsrs upon the street thsn ususl.
Osrpenterl src cverhsullng snd improving
the Wood place ncsr the upper end of Main
street. for the oc'cupllocy of E. 1’. Wood.
Esq . our popular Well 8t. drugglst.
Ssturdsy last wss the most miserably
drrsry d” of the seiscu. Since February
0th. of" the present yesr. there hasn‘t been a
Saturdsy cr Mouduy but that has been
stormy.
Theo. Smith. of this place. he: been up
pointed delegate to intend the “State Gou—
vcutiuu“ of those lntcrcstcd lo the preset.
vutluu of link and game. Guess this is it.
Don‘t know much about such things my way.
The citis-e’ns of Winnipsuk use the toll-
rosd track asafluroughfmv between that
place and Nurwulk. the main road being
frumthetcc and snow. in places. almost
impassable.
Prof. B alley. of Yule Gollcpr. is an-
uouuccd to give on entertainment of “select
rosdluas." etc . at Ltickrtvuod‘s IIull.Aprll ‘7.
The mutter is in good hands. and hills fulr
to be largely attended.
Prof. Rryuultlv. tho tucmuct‘isl. gives u re-
rics of litiurcs at Lockwnml‘a Hull. Quill'
tucuciug li‘ruluy evening. 95th. and coutluw
lug tur our work. Thou luv u uuuthcrul
ttlglttt at South Noraolk.
Tltculvlgltlug \vua M good the fore part
of the work as it has been buy time during
tho \vlutcr. Ptil‘ltli coming in from this
country titty ihrrc hu‘t an inch of hero
ground to he soon any whcrc. The quistlmt
is when in thorn guilt}: to be any lcl up to it.
Our merchants are happy as a canal ltot‘so
over tlicluditutluus oi u apt-oily return of
butt-r Communication in .‘lll [root the city.
They hail tho return of the old propeller us
the pully rungs tllll llw Mk i“ it nppwucbed
itsnvhurf ou;i\lnuut’AIn utmud all is prus~
pcctlvc place. quiet and happiness.
A skin flint pliot igrtiph selling entertain-
lllt‘lll. hm bet-u in lull blast un lllntn street
during the week. and tho lmrd corned dol—
lars which htwo passed over into the propri-
t'tol‘nltauda.tt-sttlltut largely to the fact that
the fools haven‘t all kicked the bucket yet.
The concern wth limilly shut up by tho ps»
lice.
Much agitation chime in tuwn over the
question of lthslt Fl“): the poor children at
tile Aims Iquau to Fitch's Hume. A peti-
tion is bring circulated for signatures. risk-
hug the sclrclmvu to till” it town meeting to
lll’l'lVC ill. smut} ill-cialvla llt‘lltlli llll~lli tltc ttiula
tor. If u too It ttmc'lng is cullml the chil'
drt‘u will lruvcl surc tilip.
Rou’uytou.
Tho lutrhur hwiuu uguiu upon. ulll u‘t slcr
pluutcrs have Ctllllllll ncml t tkiuu up nytrgrs
for which l‘li'rt‘ is it ready tutu-kit.
The (fit it um .‘lssur‘otlon itpriinst Julzb
L lWIlllfi for (‘liClllllll ‘lllll: the pubic slime.
which \\ in npltl'lllt‘li by Mr. Luwutls to the
Cuttitt hi, Bridgeport. will b:~ argued in tho
Muy torm. I'l‘el‘lll‘utinllfi are now it dug
ntmlu und lht- light will he in (turn-st.
()ur in b tr is ill \ulxniud with uvur fifty
vowel»; of n'l sizvs which have taken refuge
how on awnuut of i'n- I(‘t‘. Sum" Hf llr In
two m'rr moo tone burilwti. The whole
sound is li‘uckml-d with let‘. There are
within six or ervvu Itillumf lwrr 150 vessels
froze in out rut-mot mow. Tug b We are
innklnz it halve-t. receiving in runny rum-s
3500 furl living a aluglc vols-ll to New Ymk.
It is expvttcl t‘zntuur oyster p'n'lltll'lllfi
will sulfur ou Iccuu'lt of the lillllll‘l‘tlus um
choral. and the convenience nll‘urdcd lilo tlcit
to him up tho oysters.
We have s free school here that we h '-
ll-avc tuba hotter t‘nm the uvcrazo. The
c lildrcn learn. Mr. E. D. J. Thompson
and Miss Bradley arc compliant n'id euc~
cessiul teachers. for~wltich they hevo s nat-
ural tact and give gnol ratification. But
lltoly some of the largest h rye and some (it
the girls ltnvo bt-cuniu insuhordinatumuti
give the tcuoliorsn great deal of uuxlt-tv
I‘lll trouble. by not uh‘ylue the rules. and
otherwise hindering tho prcuzpat'ity and
liurntnuy of the school. We would Tailll‘l‘l'
fully cull tho nituutllm ol‘ p'trouts to this.
and Mk their cooperation by teaching the
children the import mac of strict ilbfi‘tiit‘llcfi
to the i“ll0llt‘l‘. that ho muvcuutluuc to have
thi‘bfl?‘ school in the country.
To the Edam qf Tun SENTIXl-ll.:-v
Donut Sm: In your issue of last week.
“illIl‘l‘ the hmtd of Ilmvnytou. appeared it
s Erica of statetueulsor ruthrr misstatements
cincrrniuc the sickness lllld burial of tho
into Mr. Littler. In that article the Third
ll. E. Church. of which the dcccascd was
on honored uud honorable member. is
charged with n neglect and indifference.
which. if true. would stump it mt unworthy
to he collect it Christian church. l am glad
that loan deny that charge. and do most
emphatically deny that there is even it almdv
cw of truth in that article It) fur as it rcfera
to the church. On the contrary. the church
evinced the moat prayerful and practical lib
"climb. and ttll that love tutti sympathy
could do to alleviate hilt stttl‘rrluas and
smooth the pstltwsy to the grave. tom done.
both by the family- ot Mr. Elmer Mills-
psugh who cheerfully gave the most uu‘
weaned stterttlon. as did hi! humorous
friends in church and out. The funeral
services were largelyuttcudcd by luvluu and
weeping frlonds. who tenderly bore him to
his last rusting place. The church mourns
the lots of it sincere Mill attentive member.
the communitv s trood sud peaceful cltlssu.
Will you kindly give plzmo to this in your
next issue. and oblige yourtt out] many oth-
ers. Guam." W. But...
”1-”—
Ensti Nor-walk.
We made the remark in our lot-t rcpgort
thltt we was beginning to thaw out over
here. and it locked little more llks limitless.
but. it only lasted about ouc‘ day. before
things was «so was sud ever; thluu its blue
as ever. The masons reported where they .
were dining'out s cellar that on the child
of the "till end 18th. that it from the earth
16 inches deep the two olglttt. How hunt
for tprlntrt This is rrlluhlc. for Ohsrley
Smith said so. , l .
We sre plessed to learn than steps are he- '
in: sash: taken to push our cinch needed
bridge/tumult sod have the Job complete.
We hope we will not "l.“ with sny‘oppc-
mot have become fully ctmvlitesd‘ of it: ‘-
to have been touched on the double quick
crowned back on lltbls whiter in its pres
best condition. sod I think they would hove
for 1m ete‘c'sgsbm it.
Vesta
L- .
to sanctum 35 es the oys-
I vol-nit. minim "WW . _ 9!“
“devil! magnet" .wsteg. wink hsd mhedthe depth or
union. for we think by this time ever-you. “7%.,m‘.mfl.m”m Inlet
necessity. Allthorsthatdouppnssitought V ' 7 ' ' i I ‘
All mwmw-bswrplwn us twovotes . - ‘
1.1m
p ‘ ileum ” but non-
than. or» sad.
Mattie tunnel of ’
shoot four feet. Lucky thst no pedestrian
tried the ”venture of pessinlr through for
such on emerslon st this time of the year
would not have been s very pleas-int one.
But the wstor subsided through the night
and disappcsrcd mostly. end we have not
ssyet lesrued tbst any serious accident oc-
curred. but we expect there must. have been
some 1) iii colds caught by dsmp foot as they
phased through in their vehicles.
W
Westport.
Folks salt me. to ask tlo Sentinel to ask
the boys not to play once hall on Good Frlv
day.
I wanted to attend the Palm Sunday exm
clues. but couldn‘t. The grand music of
Elstcr however will Iurclv draw mo out.
If hoping for more lightning. l’huudcraud
rain bolero April lat will do any hood. then
look out for a pitchl‘urk demonstration and
thut right 011‘.
When the catch in tho pith of my buck
gets outthu expect a discussion of local at.
fall‘s here that will make the Rome portion
of Wctport howl.
Just out I am getting better a now physi-
clztu. Dr. Powers ht coming to locate in West.
port. If he can cure mo of scurvy he shall
luvc my putrumtgu.
ll‘ eggs wasn‘t so high in price. I might
look to having ll guild limo on Good Friday.
but it accrue tltul in this a: in certulu other
things. I shall ho compelled to practice into]
illlstitutucc.
Mark Let‘s culled the other day. and will
you ltcllvvc it. got foul of me and uutdc mo
play him l\ game of cllt‘tlti. He was the wont
bout mun you t'Vcl‘ heard toll of.
As it tux pnycr among tax payers, I (row
but toll who will p ty the bill which Select
uuiu Sluihcrl cuulruclul for that at out lug
which ho got uvvr ltcrc last week to break
the ice in the river.
Two ucul singers. and they mu ‘clu pull.
ly wutut'u ut Unit, are engaged to sing at
Smith's second concert. at National littll.
April 7th. on which occasion. if I can raise
35 cents. and can keep my gout points down.
I shall be present.
After burning coal all winter. I ill“ with
others ohlight-d to use wool. because our
curltucu don‘t know enough to go over to
South Nurwurk for a fresh supply of good
coal. \Vill you speak to them boys John
Ferris and the li-lymouil Bruthcro about it.
This terrible winter excels even the bitter
noes of that of 1818. which occurred during
my boyhood. Slcighlng hold on if I recol-
lect Might. til! April 16. two weeks after the
State election which. resulting in the choice
of ii good old lasllioutd Whig to tho guborv
nuliutml chant. Saved the lives of a large
uumhrr of Jhnée who had frozen fingers
umi tors in the ill nrt to preserve thcmrclvcs.
I out told ih it the usual wwkly couclavc
til liuhhcll & \Vitltcmun‘a store. Sutgutuck.
took place Monday night. There were pros-
cul I“. S. \‘l'hreln-r. Capt. Francis Shet‘wnul.
vasv Brmlley. E i lirudloy. l). B. Brodie-y.
Jnhn Wolf. James Huli‘mll. Rufus \VrtktL
mun. and u chap thry c ill I‘dul. who‘s going
tuj tin Unvlu’ Sam's [‘uzll Union. The prin-
(tipul sulvjt-c' dimmsvtl. though they meet
for smut-ling vise. WllS the Beecher scnndttl.
Sumo sitit‘lus \Vt-rululd tint: the average Sun
day school louchcr might not rrlislt. Oh i
that I could have been iht‘l‘l‘.
Monday. fueling that! I couldn‘t stand it
my humor. I caused the old inure to he
hitched up. and wretppt-il in blankets. sliccpv
skins. unhkrztt skix a null other kinds of
skins. I took it little tun: about town to find
how tinny of those I haul eet'll in November
Ills! wore llllVl‘. Il was very cold and my
old joints from her-ls to nupc of neck llCllel
from contact with the slurp air. Possum;
into the village. moss scouted to be growing
on tho vvrv houses. and things looked it
good dual Rip Van \l‘luklrish. Me thought i
is the villttgo dim] .‘ Few if any persons
were vtirring. and as the old uutrc bounced
upon the hridgo and its draw. which has
cost tho town so grl'lli a pile ol' mouuy. Idts-
cuvcrrd the c that: which acted no u a'lpul‘l-
he had caused the “ulceplsltucsa.” It was
this ice which. binding the river in its frozen
hands. had prvvculed all active commercial
operations. I found sumo persons fcut‘fully
thin fur want of something to strengthen
them. unr‘. I could not help observing the
gctwrul flahlilslmess of those whose pockets
Wt‘l'e wvut to swell with tho fructlfylng
grccu‘mck. One old chirp with l\ grcmy
lutnditutt tied over his left eye which had bc~
comu disabled through too much winking
liilil blinking: at the prospect of better times
(touting. but which did but come worth it
cool. told his talc of woo to m0. and rccciv-
ud u qmtrier for the narration. Absurlwd
in grief I left the Vlllllgt‘. ‘uud returning. I
sttw a sight which struck mu 3 nhcitd of me
was it fair ptopt:rtluucd young womun who.
guy as i\ lurk. was scouting along with the
agility of El spring duo. She had not pro
entitled fur however when the tape fastening!
to her hustle wuvo way—hut aha didn‘t know
it. uuxl whut do you think she left lying on
tho snow. By my lui‘t too llllll which it is
been growing for the lust sevcuty and scv‘
on years. thut hustle was oompmcd of one
Hour. two Sentinels. hall a down (Einstein-a.
two New York Heralds. with Nut. lqutm
curl Ikc Scllcok‘a tight story in cm. and one
Tribune with the Bessie Turner‘s pruttlo
about Tiltou‘a kissing her. I was dumb foun‘
(loci. and if I hadn't seen it I wouldn‘t have
believed sud ordinary sited girl could
have lunged such a load around with her.
G. Robb.
wr‘
NQW Customs.
Theodore W. Raymond. having recovered
his health la happy to inform bit old custo-
mers lit“! the public 'ucnrrttlly that he in
again may to furnish them with groceries.
having laid in it full stock of the first quali-
ties of fresh groceries. tluur. food. etc. Tito
otlwre has ohtsiuvd the store formerly occu'
pied by F. M. Illicit. on the corner of Muln
Bl. sud Rtilresd Ave. snd says he is now
rcsdy to receive orders and (“Will at
short notice and fair prices.
Miss Eartha Taylor has none visiting. first
stopping for a few days st West Meridian.
onions her friends. thence to Newtown for
s few weeks since; relatives. preparatory
in tuition up her shodsst Norwslk.
Welter Roscoe. s six year old son of Ste.
rphec Roscoe. died on the filth; It 5 o‘clock
p. tn. with. the crow. The fmsl 'wss
bridle Portohester on the 28d.
Rooms toletgfcr fsmltvoss over the pro-
Dunn the-mimetic autumnal
Avril;- ¢ , . , . .
m “store 'ctflortls fiend. George‘ll.“ .1
of those who with silks grime s ball room.
The evenings entertainment consisted of
Ill the foshlonsble douces. interspersed with
jigs and breakdowns by members of the so-
ciety. wuo brought laughter from oil the
looeltrs on. Among those who took on no
live port. that were not members. we no-
ticed the " Grand Duke" whose heavy gold
chain singled so all hands went round.
Truly it was s success. sod to the manger:
credit is due.
Dunbar-y.
Elm cog day. Friday. ,
A Union service will he held Fuel day
at the Baptist Church.
The office oi the Dauburv Globe has been
removed to the north room under the Woo:-
lel‘ House.
The fashionable color for ladies stockings
this rpriug is ting-streaked and slightly
speckulcd. ‘
Our hatters am how about the subarea!
set ol‘ men we have in town. all because of
dull times.
Mchcuchy says when the Col. pinches
his little mil he will inform him of tho fatct.
Funny. ulu‘t it?
Rev. Mr. Iluugti. of the First Church. ex-
chauucd Suuduy with the liuv. Mr. llub-
htud oi the Bllplinl Church.
13m ml Bros. cigar umuufucturers. coutorm
pinto enlarging their store curly this spring.
by building an uddltllm in the rear.
Prof. Croutert'ueArt cutcrtulumeuts.
given at the Opera liousc. lust vvcvk. Wort:
well uttcudvd end a success tiunucitilly.
The mtlducse of the weather is now the
principal topic of conversation. and about
all the busiuvss done here at prescnt.
P. T. Iliruum delivers his last lecture in
this place. on Friday evening. at the Operu
House. Subject:~“ The world we live in."
Qulen Bros" of Brookticld. hilt manufac-
tun-rs. lune in contemplation tho removal
oi their shops to this place at no distant
day.
The Dunhurlun of last week says It has
got into clmuccty. “’0 learn that judgment
was rendered on Monday against it for $50
and costs.
The temperance saloon o! R. Murray
in Bethol was burned Sunday morning last
about 2 o‘clock. Loss between seven and
eight hundred dollars.
Robins and blue birds, those lmrbiugors
of Spring. have made their appearance. If
we were a bird We would take a tree line
for the South, and sttty there for a while.
0. ’1‘. Policy. merchant tailor. has enlarged
optimised the walls of his room preparato-
ry to the spring trade.» He now has as line
a concern us there is in lawn.
The difficulty existing between the parish
of St. Juries Church and ilk rector has been
sottlcl by allowing the rector to hold ser-
vices in the church until Buster Sunday.
The church will then he left without 3 rec-
tor uutll the parish smut-cs another. '
The morning train on the IIuwleyville
brunch of tho I). & N. R. Ii. was delayed
Monday by tho bundling of the forward
axle of the louder near Plumtrces. Lucki-
ly tho train was running slow at the time.
or it serious uccideut might have occurred.
We see by the papers that no editor in
Norwulk has been assaulted. We halve i no
here that shims around and suddenly has
limitless norms the street whvn he is likely
to ml-ei it troutlrumu we know of. We hope.
nothingv serious may grow out. of this little
unplcuanutncss. but that it. rmy pass ofl‘
quietly like it Jltm‘ foe.
For the Ladies Only.—
Puucli calls matrimony the
chord of two fills.“
A Boston hrllc hits her pet dog dyed it
beautiful mngculu color.
"control n
Ell‘vl‘ltlgi are gf'ltill‘l“ getting into the
old-style pvttdunls again.
Embroidered ltill alone are rinouuccd to
go with the Euler toilets. -
Chandeliers with candles in them are the
litest for endings. Light. if not pretty.
Dvoor cloth is it flew fabric for dresses
It is u thlrk yet soft :illt. like heavy pnngce.
There is u rumor that the crinolioc is
about to be restored in its groutrst dinieu~
alone.
The new shade of all: for evening is call-
ed pineapple ice, which is pale pink tinged
with yellow.
Spring intportuttons of kid gloves display
inuumcrrthlc shades of may and brown to
match new cosutmrs.
When on old husband dies and leaves
{500.000 to a young widow it is proper for
her to mourn-abut it is hard work.
Our-third of tho caves of drunkenness in
New York lost your wow women. Slowly
but surely uro they iuuseylug on toward
theirriuhla.
If u gcullomztu escorts you home courtesy
demands that you should luvllc him to cull.
whether he mks the privilege or not. It is
better to err on the side of hoapltsllty by
aeklua your friends to call too often than
too seldom. -
Au Ohio girl whccdlcd her mother into
delivering s note for her at a neighbor's.
The note. when opened. was found to read:
“This is it little rate of mine to get mother
out of the house. Before the can get back
I will he on the cats with door Loretta). and
before night we will he married.“
The llrst llllpllli‘illulls of spring hountvtt
allow mutiny uovcltici. Their increased
also. when they sro bare. it not It) conspicu-
ous eftvr the trimming is “admin—Th.
crown rottlut its simple shape and the in-
ctcm is princlpully in the daring brim.
which pro] em for enough in front to cover
it very Nil'l'lldtld trimming.
We learn from The Woman‘s: Joni not
tbst the older the mother at the birth of. a
child the bum the child‘s-chance tt rise in
the world.
the proposition were «tract—which it isn‘t.
It is the work of some sdvuncd maiden
who hasn‘t yet given up her hope of s hus-
band cod family; but are with to were her
*rlght'here'tbet she csh‘t fool onybotly.
um
hsve been mick-2d
cidently. I ssw one of your
We should learn it. rather. it -
Locust SCH-AU B.
six vol-s of
wig Bolt memo the
worst form t r 8 test runny srs. until.»-
" 8 ygoflki. which
described or core cssrtly. I bought your
Golden Med csl Discovery sud took two
bottles and a but. end wss entirely cured.
From my shoulders to my h rude we: em
tirely covered thh rrupt one. slso on the
loco and body. I wn‘t llkewa sfltctrd with
Rheumatism. so tust l we had with gust
dacul‘y‘DI‘ld tust is entirely curred. tiny
God spsre you it long lite to retuslo s bloss-
lng to mankind. With untold cult tilde
Mrs.A. W. WILLIAMS.
”—90——
WCAL 3011038:
‘ wThceeuulne Rep Wrttlnc Paper and
Euvrlopoo m A. Dickermun lb Son‘s.
:3" Good place to buy shoes at A. Ii.
lIi-yt dc Go‘s. ,
{3'1‘he heat New York Laser 1!: er sold
at Goo. Sclmuh‘a.
Q'If Mr. J. H. Crow is in F. A. Bella‘s
Old St! to. F. A. Salt: is out dead yet. He
is ready to do all kinds of Tin and Short
[run work. Giw him u call at Raymund a
Shrrwouu‘s Curpcutcr Shop.
Q‘Cnll and see A. H. Hoyt a Go.
WGn to_John Hutrhlngs to net Crofnt's
Buckwheat. Futtr. tutti Diamond Drlpsduat
the thing for Pancakes. Also. Good South-
ern Know 15 cents per lli.ur (lbs tor 50 ct:
whlulaga Gruprs at J. E. Smith‘s Fruit
Stow. Railroad Place. ‘»
“Prices of Ribbons reduced. 60 per
cent. at A. Dickrrumu & Slu‘s. “
WR-utd new advertisement. of A. H.
Hoyt twdrty.
(1' Fresh Confectionery at J. E. Smith‘s
Q‘lec Geese Feitthcrs at Buckittghsm‘s
Furniture Store.
Q‘A new mention at of due cloths tit A.
Diem-rump & Son‘s.
.If you smoke the Old Well Club ci
gar. you will not the worth of yuurmucry.
A fresh assorltnrut of Hamburg Eur
hroidcrics at A. Dickrrman & Sun‘s.
w Perfumvry. of all kinds. and an Md-
less variety of Fancy Soaps at S. F. Pooh‘s.
a” “’ine of the Woods“ is asked fur by
everybody. Cures headache. constipation,
rheumatism. Fur stile at S. F. Pooh‘s
Q'Bnuon‘ue at John E. Smith‘s.
{3‘ Boneless Sardines at Brown & Wil-
cox's. .3
[3‘ Try Brown & Wilcox‘e choice Tess.
WVirgiu Leaf Tobacco only ?cte.. at
Tucker's.
[8‘ Always on hunch—Brazil Nuts. Eng-
lish Walnuts. Pckau Nuts Almonds. Fresh
Roasted Peanuts. etc“ tit 11E Smith’s.
Mineral water on drencht. also all
kinds of bottled water at S. F. cell's.
_.-.—.—-
THE l:f;f:tlgg.l:fl:§f§:::flsl 301‘“
ARABIAN MILK-CURE
For Consumption sud Dlwsees of the “root. Cheri
sud Lot-gs. 'I‘h‘euly medicine of the kind in the
world. A substitute for Cod Liver Oil.
Permanently cures Aetnus, Bronchitis. Incl lent.
Coneumpttrn. Night Sweats. Loss of Val hort-
ness of Breath Comb. Crouy. Coughs. Cut s. etc.
in s fewdsys. like moxie. Price Si per bottle. Alec
on. HOWE’S Alumni
TON IO BLOOD P U RIFIER
Which dialer- from on other preparations in its In:
' to solicit upon the
uterus
LIUER. KIDNEYS ANQ BLOOD,
It is purely Vegetable. and clcnuees the system of
all impurities. builds it tight scum up. sud makes
Pure. Rice Bl . It cu‘c! eunicluus (“mm if
sll kinds. remotes Constl tlun sod ice the
Bowele. For Hrs-vows De tiily. [not V'lulity. Urin-
ary Dioceses. sod Broken Down constitutions.
1 “Challenge the “lit Cathay” to and
its con sl
Every Bottle is worth its “eight in gold.
PRICE 8L“) PB“ 3012': LE.
DR. s. fif’i‘sownrs
Arabian Eifili‘hfiu Liver Pills.
The: cleans tho Liver and Stomach thoroughly.
sud rumour Uouetipstiuu. Price 1.5 ceut~ turbos.
Courumptlvcs should u‘o sll three of the above
mdlciuou.
hold by 8. I". PECK, brunt-t, Solo Agent
for couth Nurwslh’. Conn.
DR. 8- I). sown,
Punt‘nwron.
No. 161 Che-hers street
(Flor. Leno‘s terrain Cure for I
New York.
ng'owtus belle.
L031.
0n Sttndsv evening. botween the residence of J .
C. crowc sud the at. n. t‘hmlt. s gold Locket std
(‘hsiiL ‘i he nutter will ho suitably rewsumi by
leaving it no thin omen.
NOTICE.
SECOXD Dle‘l‘lth'l‘ CAUCVS.
The Democrats and Liberal Republican: of the
Second \‘otiug instruct are rxqueelcd to meet at
Niltzsry Hall on» \"t-dnuzduy cvcnlng Much stat
left. at 1); o‘clock to numualc s caudal-ta tor
itcprcz-outauvo. and w tron-alt any other popul-
htteluou. A fullbltouunuCt-ts room-sud. l‘cr ur~
our GUMMtT'l‘hd.
Republican Caucus.
The Rspnbll nu Electors of the mood Voting
District. sro requested to must st llllturv [Isthou
Tuesday evening. lsrcbwm. it! 5. at 1:30 o clack.
for the purp ‘W of uumtustiux s csooidstc far hep-
rcsculstn'c. and to "sunset my other b
pmpvr to come before said meeting. For old! r
UOMHITIEE.
lurch lath. 1815. Sandi
THE GERMANIA HUUSE
Will be opeut-d by
r’
GEORGE DOBA'D'B,
on Ssturdotl next. at the (Mugging St. and Raw
mud Him. oppcuitc Adums‘ uut l'uclm y.
Free hunch and New York Lager.
TBO’I‘TING STALLION.
VICTOR VON BISMARK-
This celebrated horse ifull brother of Idol sud
Gaelic wltb s record of 3.31) Itrcd by lfysd‘i k s
mbletcolsn ls- dutn “attic Wood by flurry Lilly.
dtim.Gmsdntmhtrhv Terror son of American
Eclipse. hwd by Charles Bookmark goo . tho grout
broader of nor-es. st uorlwu. New link. Will make
a crown st the stable at the subscribers Sbcrvvord -
ivlsud co called. within ten minutes walk of the
uwcu‘i Farms Station. on the New York and bow
linen Railroad. lo the Town or Westport. at w
the son-on. sblc in stivrmco. u to com.
thence April It... sud clone Oct. int. 181%. Good ae~
commoditious for mares; scoldcuts sn‘d cr'cspci at
the risk of the owner. glt‘l‘twlllt‘l‘géét“ out).
chlport. March. 30. this. ‘
F0 R 8A I. I.
THREE COWS All!) ONE PAIR GOOD WORK
om. Apply to w
”Flt RAYMOND BROS.
NOTICE.
The luhsbitsntv of the town of Not-walk etc here»
by notified and warned that s swclnl town meeting
mu be held It the town house. in Mid Ncrwsik. on
W nerds: tho'ttlt (is! of A klflfi. st I o‘oxock
afternoon. tit purpose c rousiilorintr and set-
it
luv upon the foiluwiug‘petttlous. vlatwl'ctltlou of
Within 8. Dark: so others. of voting to pave
the bulimic: thst have not born psid to evil-din sul-
dlcrs who courted sud mooted on the quota m the
town during the War of the limit-limb. iu stool-dance
wilh previous votes pursued“ by will town. Petition
of Ssmoct lqnor. . l) . sod Miter- tu anthoriee
the selection of this town to piece ell or the chi!-
dreu origin the shot house of Norwsllt. or which
my ftcr be trim. of vultslslssgo and heelth.
lu 'll‘ll Home.“ so called. in thin-h. fur the poo
pose of support sud r cost or. solit- autumn,
hoot there until the: shell arrive st sr suitable see
for removal: slso to include ht this
children of this town sl ’ thvl‘r‘ srttbspstitlon
of Julia Ballot and others i- lot I committee
to curry out o certain vute pv It n sp- elt-i town
meeting held May Nth. l8“. and to crimes cud rut
power void commute to matte n rout-sci with a
suitable personur protons to build the trims res
frr n in sold vote. st I root not :- hilt-ho
s ions II skid vote limited. soil to sickens
treasury ppropt tloit fun the town marks
our: on the to whirls
rum-o s colt.‘
Jail W. «VAT Selectmen.
, AW cw till. Wé'
consummation.
REMOVAL.
lcsrslcvedhis
111800 _
kindnd silments.
“" flat?“
2; dyfii‘ thew-tomseh.“
lsdlvs and children on subject.
worth its weight in gold.
from Germany for the cure of or
colds settled on the breast. consumption 4
and other diseases or the Throst end Lungs. ,
No medicine ever bed such I success. ‘ .
ooosample bottles hove been , dutrlhnt
every year for three years by Drug
V“ m, , . pm ' ling not only I pretty sp- erm m mm. M - . 7 M
peat-sees. but :lisplsyin‘g far more tests in Gums“. Golcmhls 6b.. If; Y.
the my»; of their outcome than men! m- R» V- I’m 39M “V 2.:
Dean Sis—I era and
W , ,
f d heslttt svtlinsted by
If it e so {“35}? I“? ,
‘ I _ - w \ 'oul”. “
on 3 am toi ' «also»
would ,
W
WONDERFUL SUCCESS. ’ 7
Three ears s ”Dr. Buscbre's cement
Syrup “Truman in the United Sufi
hrs in
all in is of the United Stores. on nest-9'
1000 33%"!!! frum Druggists are now on our
files. saying tbst no other preparation. in
their slum sells on well sud gives such it
ccllcnt setififncllnn. All we sunk in for you
to go to S, F. Ptt‘li‘LWushlngton st. Druggltt
and fer a sample butflu nor ten cents end .
try ll. Regular sine 1'5 cents. _
W ,
Use Dr. S. D. Rowe‘s Arabian Tonic?
lilubd Purifier for Ulcers sod Eruptlve Div;
cam til the Skin. Partition. leplrs. Blowh-
es. Bulls. ‘i‘c ttar. Sealant si. Ringwormnsc.‘
the Ain‘tlsn Tunic but never lulled to efirt‘ ’
a p‘flmltlfltt cure. Try it and be convinc-
cd.-St-c Adverts-uncut.
w...— .
STOP THAT GOOSE—If everything
has fullwi in your case. try DR Manual.
Svnvr or Tut \\ rut Chum am: “033- ,
noun). and you vrill thunk nstur the ad-
vicv. Nu pulmuuwry rainplalm, however
cummt‘. can resists its hurling influence.
There is no case of coughs. colds. sore
throat. boon-cures. asthma. or bronchitis.
which it will not cure or greatly relieve. It
ii a preventive of consumptionmnd the Debt
known remedy fur ounce. Takes swey
uti the distress ur wuooerso cocoa. Cicero
the llmmt and strengthens the twee ofepesk‘v 5
rm and singers. Cumulus no "plum orotb~~
or dangerous drug. and is learnt to toke.. ,
Trial bottles. it) etc. 6. 0. menu. Chlches-~ >
lrr‘e Block. sole agent. Call and gist-shout;
it. ' 274..
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Tlturston’s Icon: Pearl Tootfii
Powder.
known. Used dilly. it will keep the Tooth;
Sound. (lit-am rind \Vblie. the Gums Ilatllhy '
and the Breath Sweet. It contains no held?
or other injurious substance. cannot injure ,.
the enamel. and is especiallv remmtncndcd'
to those who. having good teeth. wish to
preserve them. Sold by all Draggists. 85: ,
and 50 cents per bottle. . _.
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Such maladies I; are mentioned In the'
treatiecmi dropsy.aud nil dimmers of tho‘ ’
kidneys. bladder and urino orgsns. publish-
ed by William E. Clark. Providence; R. I...
proprietor of Half: M. esp the mental
were and nugerm'iiefii the hecfititutlon.‘
ver erect no go on e on
this {salable pamphitt. Thousands who
have suffered from the complaints it treats .
of have been restored to heslth by Heart
Randy. ‘ Psmphht sent Inc to oil uppit-
cunts. .
A House tout;
Home contains is mouse. is furnished w
(as. ureter and furnace. . The rent will be also only
in bosrd by three persons. vmsndthe m
eucr iu weekly in cosh. For
Enqn re at this once or o
It It. 1.. 111.108. st Rein er. Res-welt.
For Sale or to Let.
“ The House end Bern with shout two set-en of?
.lscd with choice fruit and eel-den formerly owned.
by Samuel S. Durand. on Flux fill
notice st Sprlugwood. Apply to
Norwslk. lurch 11th. in
Valuable Property for Susie or to:
Let.
Known as the Prentice Hut Min: um. st South:
Nurwslk. Goon. with or without the uschlncry. dt- .
ruled 818 feet on the line. wdfit‘m cloudy oppoeiuj
the New York. and New Revert iINsd Depot. )3
wetter place an be found for maintaining. end it s
to s dealt-stile locstiou turn its immediate cannon»
tlon with the railroul track and its my WU
:x‘ew fr rk city by nil or ureter. ror mrtictnsrsln-
quire of JAMES B H’ENTICE. Brooklyn. 0:801!- ~
MON SACKRIDEIL on the premises.
For Sale.
A set i r Black Walnut Brews. eedsr lined. look"
in: glass set it. the center: dtoxsuomrts II in“ .
deep.dteet wid~suds fret high. I very We
piece of furniture. hit quire n1 '
tit-Ht BU» RIAGELI b 0033 Mummy
To not, lasso or for “In. ‘
The lsce known as the Vilh ‘Pfltwu‘ 1mm »
the “‘1 on Rood. situated on t e Villsfc tau-t. was
occupied by the Isto Vslentiue llrrri I. conduit:
of 35 sores of lend. two dwelling I meet. and the”
horn. very derirsb e (or pert-one following than;
would who s truud piece he s sullen. . Enquire
as u DENNIS PLAN. South Nor-wot. .7
For Sale or Rent.
A HOUSE ON ELY'S NECK ROAD.
815 ll. lflaUCKWOOB.
For Sale. 7
A Dwelling House on Elie-both street coats!“ 10
rooms. sud within two minutes walk of depot. ap-
ply to E. W. 138‘)“.
935 it South Nor-welt. cows. '
The lino-e sud Lot.
Boater sud Rouge nil in
route». Sta-NI. ac. Pinned
9° Willa.” Janos 1:315:53: mm;
is
For “(film
Estnmscht. Nor
ecrlbor.
221-8 Stamford. Cull. I'.O.
BLOOP FOR SALE.
then. (new measurement) is
vessel}. chic. and s. fort suitor til new
an entire uowsrt of coils. and is in
thmngoout.snu rend for say
her use. it ill be sol very; ehsp it cold snort.
ply to or addmvs 0Y1 MUTE“
22cc! . South 8
omit. Conn. '
Dog‘ Found.
A liver colored. it its slotted hire
owneratn have the do: by if”
paying charges. Enquirer» .JOe: .
,- FOR SALE
mmm
lyi
aorm Hurcmncsy
Molly nutchlogs «h reuse. llr‘s Mm
coronation: Norwslk. Thankful fortunes '
uuage received from his armors. is hurl. .
keeping s cowl assortmentof min. to um:
thclr wprobstlcn. tutti snore amorous skis»
tholr penance in the future. as
APRIL 5th..
Don‘t dsisy to buy I bond «the Ill "
KXlumTIOX (DURAN \‘ . “ , ‘
Don‘t octopus it with s ‘Lotttr: t beer" is ‘
thst the espttsl invested is slvrsys M
_ avert” Dora purchasede ”all “it!
tlclpltsls the Fourth Series Drum him
publicly. to the cu: of its: tort. on ‘
April 5th. 1m 7 ‘ , ‘ ‘ ' '
Bonds are, 520 T
‘fihits’mntsinnsdensnovdplswflfir.
WM!“ “CW“ ‘ ‘
villewkcch. »
° swarm
Is now sdmitled tube the host Dontrllico-
‘Nesr the green nndcbe‘fihmtoseusllfsu -_ ,
l. discsgced. ‘7
S.’ . TI ‘
3 outs ”fl ,
9"
F01! slums use Tommi- ,
street. south rurwstk. £M$%£Mj
Gonu.cr sddt’sufllll ooh“:
W. G. “ninth.“q
The sloop “Juncs Norton.“ about It tons hie-é
s. The ~
"W' ‘
notoriety
busincso salami».
All”
QW~ I»; L
The House hndllct corner of Walkabout “i .
Franklin sweets. residence of the lots Inflow ‘
Wilcox. For psrticulsrs enquired his presestes- '-
eupsnt. ,4 , - '
tf ’
altocmm -
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