. ”hiya-id amwifgadhuhstiealiy
I“ .. “kl-undefiflkfiooa'nmiisuu thatthstctata an
“M‘Vhenyoa diel‘n sole. to dawn-Japwhamm rare-I;
“hams ad hey that little place
ht! eat up amines-y."
-———¢oo—-—-——
"I wish I might die.“ sighed a sentimen'
tal maid, as she stood rubbing the shoulder
at buds. with hensine; and yet the
very next time he came she let him lay his
head right in the same spot.
———ooo—-—-—-
“Tbst‘a a good aun. Pat!" " Ah, shore;
lt’aheen in the family a hundred years."
" Lookalikes good gun for wild ducha"
“It's a divil of a one for tame ducks. any-
how. and I have two iv thim in my pocket
now."
-———o-o¢-———
The President has announced his deter
urination of finding a place for every Union
veteran turned out of a position by the pol-
icy adopted by the Democratic House of
Representatives. He will make room for
them by turning out Democrats sow hol-
ding positions in the executive departments.
-—.-.————
9‘ Sleepin’. Tonold 9" said a Highlander to
a drowsy acquaintance. who was rumina-
tingon the grass in a horizontal position.
“No, Toucan." was the ready answer.
"Then, Tonald. would you lend me ten
shilling 2" was the next question. “Ough,
ough !‘.’ was the response with a heavy
snore; “I’m sleepin‘ noo. Tuncan. my lad."
-———«o—-—-——
A young woman from the rural districts
enteral a dry goods store. the other day.
and asked for .1 pair of stockings. The
clerk politely asked her what number she
wore. "Why. two, you blasted fool! Do
you suppose I an a centipede, (i’ have got
a wooden leg! How many do you suppose a
two-legged hair-pin like me would wear?"
-——ooo——
“Really. my dear." said poor Mr. Jones
to his better half. “ you have sadly disap-
pointed zne. I once considered you a lew-
el ofa woman. but you have turned out on~
ly a bit of matrimonial paste." “ Then. my
love." was the reply. “console yourself
with the idea that the paste is adhesive. and
will stick to you as long as you live."
——-——¢o~———-
‘.I don't know," said a Yyoung lady med-
itatively. as she glanced at an elegantly
dressed rival. who was railing out of church
Sunday morning with all the airs of an em.
press. “I don't know. but it seems to me
that every time she gets a new stufin‘ for
her bustle she sorter acts as if sorrer could-
n‘t hurt her.“
—-—-¢oo—————
A sure method for keeplnz house plants
from freezing. except in the very coldest
weather. is to let a pail full of water set on
the stand for the plants through the night.
The heat given out by the water as it low-
era in temperature is sufficient to protect
the plants. In the some manner vegetables
and fruits can be kept from freezing in the
cellar.
*. ——”~»~v———
A lady called upon her milliuur the other
day to get the character of her servant.
The respectable appearance of the latter
was above suspicion. “ Bit is she hnntst t“
asked the lady. "i am not so (‘crtnin about
that." replied the million. “I have sent her
to you with my bill a dozen times. and she
has never yet given me the money."
———-¢o>
“ Mariar.“ remarked one of the bunny
handed son: of toll to his wife. “ ‘pcnrs tn
the it takes a mighty sight of calico in make
you a drees these hard times. Can‘t _\'t'l'
economize with one o'them ar pullback: the
city gala wear 9" It was then that Miriar
hred’athe bread board at hint. and remarked
thatshe wasn‘t 'fgnin‘ to stop the circula~
tion of blood in her legs for no bald-headed
penny‘epincher."
\\_ ——-—-«O
Every litile while we read of someone
who has stuck a rusty nail in his feet or
some other portion of his person. and lock
jaw has resulted therefrom. All such
wounds can be healed without any fatal
consequences following them. The remedy
is simple: It is only to smoke such wound
or any wound or bruises that are inflamed.
with burning wool or woolen cloth.
Twenty minutes in the smoke of wool will
take pain out of the woman: of inflnmma.
lion arising from a wound we ever saw.
w—-———
The subject of impression it! first sight
was being talked over at the teat-thin. when
the lady whose duty it was to preside said
"she always formed an idea of a person at
tirst sight and generally found it to be cor
rect.“ "Martinis.“ said the youngest son.
in a shrill voice. that attracted the attention
of all present. “Well. my dear. what is it t“
replied the mother. “I want In know what
was your opinion when you first saw me.“
The question gave a sudden turn to the con:
versatien.
”mom
This man was seated in front of the old-
faahiouetl lire-place. warming the sole of
his left foot. An old darkey went to warm
and as he turned to go out he met another
shiverlnguig renting in. “.‘s‘ealn‘t no tlar
to warm. Jim.“ “Why an.“ “Kano dat than
from Cincinnati done hinted his foot and
kivered up the tire. ‘Sities tint. it‘s gwlue
to to take do most 0‘ do day for him to all
one feet warm cough tenet it on do ground.“
And they went ofl‘.
.. .‘o-a
Every day we see lung Hits of Mines tip-r
peeringln the N‘mllll‘lll of the pmeeettlngt
of the divorce cunt-ts. What does it mean t
It means that the youth of this day are ltul
properly reared. The daughttra. eapvclnl~
ly. are not taught any practical or useful
knowledge. that ate them to make it home
what it should be. No matter if you are
rich as Crmsus. teach every one of your
girls the art. for art it is. of housekeeping.
Fin-co thorn to learn to bake. to mull: meats
and plant food, to keep the house in order.
and all the mlnutia pertaining to housekeep.
leg. Then. when father‘s or. husband‘s
wealth takes wings. as it is very apt to do
in this country. your daughter may be [hip
to make the two rooms as eomfortablu and
heueltiteas the palace was in other daya.
Alan It yenrgirls for life by teaohlmr than:
some trade or profession. by which tiny
may. if need be. live imiependen‘ of Hill"?
aid.
cw“
Tm: ”no Ran Cnsr.—- A: the old “red
cent“ has now passed my of use. end. except
rarely. nut oi night. like the “old «taken
but-lite." its history is a matter of audieient
interest lnr preservation. The cent was first
"up”! by Rntmrt Morris. the great item-
ejer of tee Revolution. and use named by
Jedcraon two years after. It began to
nah. its apparatus hot: the idiot in 1:99.
It bore the haul at Washington on one side
and thirteen ilinh on the other. The
lunch Revolt: we mated a rage for
I've-eh ideas omit-a. which put on the
“Mid tile bend a! Worthington. lilo
Hal cu Smelt-as of many. with we
w forward and flowing loeha. The
”on the reverse aids was ill-pieced by
nineties wreath of piece. but the Valet:
liberty was short-lived. and so was her pur-
uaheeoaresat. Thumbs-nor luau
M this—the state. eiasate” dogs
“a“ around her bah—cams late
_ mead
-‘ ‘ “ W have
Mas
oria. ‘
“imbue-stunned”. mobiles- haveso
many complaints for which Cartons is adapted-like
VIII Gone. Sour Ste-sch. worms. Tetter.
and Creep. that it is especially recom-
mended for them.
Its Mata noueertalan than Cantor on.
It contains neateohol and it is as pleasant to
take as honey. It never gripes. By regulating
the stern-chm bowels the Castorla cool- the
blood, expel: worms and prevents feverlahneas
quiet: the ' nerves and produces health—then of
coarse children can aleep in quiet and noth-
en on. ma.
. Castorta ts recon-ended by all physicians
and nurses who have tried it. and it is having a rap-
ldly increasing sale. It is prepared with great care
after the recipe of Dr. Samuel Pitcher. of ltasa.. at
the Laboratory of J. 3. Rose & 00.. 46 Boy street.
New York .
min.
flenlaur
I_ iniments.
So nearly perfect are the recipes of those wonder-
ful pain-soothing and healing Centaur Linimentr.
that wecan confidently say they will alleviate
any pulls arising from flesh. bone or muscle de-
rangements. We do not pretend that they will
mend a broken leg or extemlnate bolls, but
even in such cases they w reduce the inflammation
and stop the pain. N can we guarantee the prop-
er results where the ho y la poisoned by whil-
key. Temperance it as necessary to a proper
physical. as mental condition.
The Whlte Centaur Llnlmeut is par-
ticularly adapted to all cases of Rheum-tiara,
anhago. Neuralgia. Eryalpelaa. ltch. lprllne,
Chlllhlains. Cuts. Bruises. Stings. Poisons. Seattle.
Sclatlea. Weak Back. Pains in the side. Wounds.
Weeping Sinewe. BIIPIII, Frosted Feet. Pally,
Ear-ache. Toothache. Head-ache. Ulcers. Old Sores.
Broken Breate. Sore Nipples. Sore Throat. Creep.
Diptherla. etc. The most of these complaints the
Centaur Llnlrnent will-cure: all of thorn it will ban.
ellt. It will extract the poison from bites
and stings. and will cure burns and aenlda
withOnt a scar. The following is but a sample of
a thousand similar testimonials :
“A!"‘lot‘li. lu... Dec. 1. $74.
My wife has. for a long time. been a terrible suf-
ferer front Rheumatism. She has tried many l‘hy~
alclana and man remedies. The only thing which
has given her re lef is Centaur Llnlment. I am re‘
joined to say this has cured her. ‘ 0 0
W. ll. RING. Postmaster “
It is an indisputable fact that the Centaur Liul~
menu are performtnc cures never before
el‘ected by any preparation in extatenco.~—llke
the Chronic Rheumatism of thirty yeara‘
attending, stratghtentng fingers and joints which
have been stiff for six yearn. taking the aorenuae
from burns. etc.
One dollar. or oven llfty cents. invested in Cen~
tau: Llnlrnent will be within roach when an ar-
cllellt «secure. and will do more good th an‘any
amount of money paid for medic-ll attendanru.
When phvatclana are Called they frequently use this
Unlment. and of course charge sort-rill prices for it.
The Yellow Centaur Linituout
’ia adapted to the tough FklllJuUetit'li and flush of the
animal creation. Its alerts npon it‘\t‘rt‘ ratios- of
Sparta. Sunny. Wind Gall. Bigrlturul and Path
Evil. are little lean than niancluua.
Mesara. J. llrt‘inre & t‘o.. llrngglat. t .-r,
Front SH . t‘uicln11ati.t).. on) :
“ In our Nights irhmnl a mtmhrr u! lt’l'ihit‘t’i are
using the t‘t‘utaur Litilmrnt. The)- prullntlrlt‘t‘ ll
alupcrtm‘ to any they have used. We sell at high as
tour to the death bottles per month to D\\‘llt‘l'l uf
hot-ace and mules.“
We haw volumes of tuttninnlals dracrihmg cums
of Spraina. Kicks. Gall-1. l‘ull-littl. Ilirllcad. and
oven ll‘oundera. \\ hlch are little less than morn-la
So owner of an animal can afford to be without a
bottle of t‘entaur Linintent. uhlrh any day may
provi- worth tuunty times its cost.
Sold evrryuhrru. hut 1m pared only at the
La‘uurutotv of .l. li. Host: A- (‘11..
its DH" Sr . Nun Your
The puhllabn ltulte attention to the following
list of anion of the attractive articles secured for
Scribner”: lionthly.fur the coining year. in the
ileld of action. besides numerous nm-olt‘ttes and
short stories. there will he
2 REMARKABLY SEltlA I. STORIES
DY AMERICAN Al'TllOltS.
The first of thermnow complete is in our hands.
“GABRIEL CONROY,"
By BRET. narrate.
Begins in the November number. and will run for l1:
months. This in Mr. liartt-‘a that extended work.
The arenas and charatern. which the author has cho-
sen from his favorite and. California. an» painted
with characteristic vlvtdneu and power: and the
work 1-. without duulit. the moat graphic record of
curl California life that has vet appeare .
“ e shall Ilau begin in the January nuuihm.
“ PillLll“ NOLAN SI l-‘ltlENDs.
Or, Show your Passports.“
nv nnwann nvennrr li\l.l:.
The svelte of this story is laid in tho auntlmt-nt-
rru territory. now forming the States or Linnaeus
aud‘l‘exaa. at the time of Aaron Iitlrr‘a luau-n
The charactersliwd in a section “inch “33 mm
American. now Fl‘anh. and mm Spanish. and this
record of their hilti‘llllll’ntla ltvva “1:ka a .tury uf
intense and tinting-gm; ink-refit throughout.
A SECOSD “ FARMERS VACATION.“
ll‘l‘ t‘t‘L. til-2 ‘. l‘l. \\'.\HIXG, till.
Hut and
L‘til lvit
t‘ol. Waring in new in Europe. visiting. in a row-
boat ride uf two hundred and In: mitt-a. une uf the
moat fertile and interesting of the flue-growing val»
leya of Europe This second series of papers prom-
1aea to he eieu more ink-result than that ulth
u hich our readers are already fan: liar.
CENTENXIAL LETTERS.
EDITED av roux vaxcn t‘lllixhl‘.
A rare collection of Revolutionary Letter». tuninlv
from stores in the hand: of the dem‘eiidenti of fill.
.luwph want. They are full of Interval. and will
he read with a rarervluu in connection With the
t‘enteuatnl celebration of the roar.
Brilliantly illuilrami M‘llt‘lt‘d on
AMERICA): COLLEGES.
Wrttt sure «12v lv by their friend will apt-oar
dull; the‘iim. ‘Thu revived intmai‘lu mile ... tltv
mahouheoopaxwramhwlallv timely. and \v t it“
cure tor than: nun-ital ttllutlt on.
OLD XEW YORK.
Ric-mutlv llluatratml articles tllt t‘thl h‘mv \‘uvhdw
John“. ltllnua. will when at once. and will atlntt't
the attention ot all. in city or country. who tutu-it
wtth lntmat the development ut the grunt tuutmn
ulla. and eshsettmtalely remember the quaint pneu-
llartttea at It: olden tune.
hwy number la womanly lllnatratml. thin t‘llltiv
ling us to give to our dvxtrtpttve and narrative artl‘
clue. an “Horns! and portuanuut‘wluo never attalu‘
rd in a unu-llluatratmt nerlmllval. t'ntlvr lu lt‘t‘ltrl-
initial management the marine will in the future
he devoted. u it ha: been in tttu [mun autlttil lltvr~
sum: and Christian prngrtun.
'l‘lllt Elli l‘tlltHl. l)lll‘.\lt'l‘.\lhx'l‘.\‘
oven y uter- twenty pact» of each number and 0an
true r. ltullaud‘a nu‘uflltii and timely edttumla. as
well an ltuvlewa of the latest works in art. Liter»
ture and Science.
Terms, $4.00 a Year, in advance ;
35 (its. a Number.
plate. Nev. lilo to 1875. hound
th. ................ . ....... #30 m
hound in half memes). . . .. 80 tn
Vols. begin in November and Hay. Any of the
earlier volumes (l to \’lll\ will be supplied Dopah
Italy to partlea who with thorn to rump uta Iota at
this rates. t. 9.. cloth. um: halt maroon. #3.“).
oehoellera and Poatnaaatera will he
«allied at rate! that will onanlu than to till any of
the above rt.
fiuharrlhers will please remit l‘. 0. Money Order-I.
or in haul 0th: or 1mm. or try routine letters.
The to vultJ‘Otn
n maroon rlo
do (to.
letter inlotlerl not registered. at sender visit.
ICIIINII a 00.. N: Inadway..N!
Ranges. Furnaces, Tin and Jo-
panned Ware,
China,
Crockery,
and Glassware,
HOI’SEFURNISHING GOODS,
Etc" Etc», '
ALWAYS ON “AND.
THE LARGEST STOCK AND GREATEST VARI
ETY OF
Goods in my Line.
The attention 01‘ buyers is
invited before purchas-
ing Elsexvhere.
Grand Opening
LATEST NOVELTI ES
IN
FALL STYLES
MILLINEHY GOODS
FANCYMGOODS
Mrs. II. KRIEGER’S
wasnlxerox STREET.
OI JI) VVBJI‘IJ
Meat Market.
Main Street, Near Washington.
This old stand. whit h is justlv criebrated for the
sulwriur quality of its ninth. having come under
tht- managonwnt of the nudvrmunott. \\ ill continue
to utter to the t‘llllulln of thin city
Fll‘il Class Meals at all Kinds
AT FAIR PRICES.
'l‘llt‘ mull-reigned hulk-.- had experience in cnu~
ducting this lutnlnuun in this place fuels that he
knows lltu uanta of this community. and la tontldeut
nfhla alnllty to natlafy tin-1n. and will sell Just as
cheap as the quality of the "will will allow. and he
hopes by‘atrict attrution tn hnulneaa to receive a
ltlmrsl s are of the public patronage.
I). C. II. BROWN. Agent.
L‘lttf
(a‘r() TO ”
H u R L 59 'r 'r‘ ’s.
lie will do you no harm.
In summer he will keep you cool.
In winter he will kt‘l‘Il you warm.
ISASS‘ :\L E.
The Best Family Liquors
BOTTLED LAO-ER.
TRY in F1 l’E CENT CIGARS!
con. MAIN .tx1 . N571: sut'ru NURWALK
I
Marble and Grains Works.
The. autut‘ri‘u‘rs having united the Math] ‘ Works
of E ll. Price and tho timnitu Works l‘. W. liulva.
would invite the attention of the public to the 1111-
nsual facilltloa thrv how have for the rapid execution
r-fnllurtlvrapcrmming 1n thu Mun-{foaming and
[kit . «ring of
DION I'MENTAL. BI'ILDING,
AX“
CEMETERY “’ORK
Either of tlmulto. Marble. limb or
lilue Stone. importers of
Scotch Granite.
Mao niauufuctun rs of nll kinds of .lMsuA‘ .t.\'l)
a TUA‘A‘ t‘l 'TTEJt‘o“ 1‘0 Uta
PRIOI, BATIS I GO.
\‘.ut1x=-t it and 3 \lwhnulv st .. and aunt ll Water
Alas) Agent: fur the l‘A‘LOt‘H‘l‘ 14.4 "‘5‘
1 ”NW
Nurwalli. (\utn . l-‘vi-Qldth
iLanternsr
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I. .K' EOOKWOOD’S:
Are You Insured t
FAIRFIELD
111113 INSURANCE COMPANY.
South Norwalk, Ct.
OHAR'I'IRED '809.
/
CASH CAPITAL 8200.000.
ASSETS. JL'LIK I, 18".
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Norwalk.
York.
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new in. about: of Norwalh.
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m roan om tum
“ . v lathe-[e Plans.
. « alum-am.
« du.uasasouvosm
since A
“mutation have
and
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DEALERS IN
enorcn FAMILY
llllllllllllllis
11.111111, GRAIN,FEED,
PROVISIONS
AND
MEATS.
Corner Low A: Boutosa Sta.
1‘. ILGUI'EII TIIADDIIUSGUYEIR.
FOR
.G-OOD
PiRINT'ING
A '1‘
PAIR. PRICES.
GO TO Til it)
Sentinel Oflice.
nature Earnest
Thu turnout uutl llttltil emu ulutv stud: of Picture
Framed and Picture Ill-tune . umvlula to he found in
this auction. in ltupt cuminutly on hand hy
Buckinghmn & 00.,
At their n‘uuth'h'orwal: h‘ugtttiure Sloan's}. wlt'olriel‘ytau
Nth tyuur tutum rain it any a o c .
wnliiwt. ltuas'wnod. and Gilt Fresnel you may desire.
This tltni has all the latest and
DIST APPLIAMOII,
for the nianufacturunf Framer in tint elaaa Mylo.
and it you have utotum in your house without
frames there in no unner- any reason why they may
not be framed at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
And then you ltuow your picture! can thus he
made to mid much to the turntable: nd ornamen-
ttna at your house. and with our the facilities
for doing IIllI work. the rent will be but trifling.
UNDERTAKE RS
Ahll DEALERS IN .
FURNITURE
MAIN H'IREET.
OPPOSITE 'l‘lil woman DIM.
SOUTII NORWALK.
(Momma and Wtoluala Depot. NW
FOR SALE!
(twin to ill-health. the aubuerther will sell at pri-
vate “lg. one "one about five your! o'd. thoronglh
ly broke to human. kind and gentle. a r
hem. and gives promise of upoedt l owym ol
teomlnatwoyears. aadanon Byaarl old. per-
feetlwyds§ntlet also a Pharaoh a llamas. one two-
we
a u t he . l three-swine waaoo. 1
trees A l to
Measure bluish and Isets "altar ”any?
Wl‘aott Point Road. South Namath. Cone.
LI
mu
an. '-
The Subscriber having taken the stm tome-l,
occupied by Thomas Raymond. in
CLARK 61 LANE’S BLOCK,
Opposite the Depot. repainted and Stocked it with a
choice lot of
EltllllEIlIES,
Flour, Feed, Etc.,
which he intends to sell at a
VERY LOW FIGUR t‘.
We have a choice lot of
TEAS,
Which cannot be Ili‘lti. for Ql'ALlTY AND I'lilCE
in this City. Give its a call and get our prices. It is
our intent on to keep
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
AND SELL
CHEAP FOR CASH 3
Goods Delivered to Any Part or
The City and Town.
mmrnonmn, ~ ,
7 our. or run owner nisoovarnas or m
. son ron can names or run.
Particularly adapted to
Rheumatism, Sprains Stifi‘ Joints,
Glandular Swellings, the.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
For sale by all Drnuists.
Q
REUBEN IIOYT, Proprietor.
903 tlltEENWlCil STREET. NEW YORK.
0.11 for 11 at
P E C K ’ S ,
DRUGGIST.
South Norwalk. Conn.
S. 1“.
(X L-THE WOMAN’S FRIEND
THE BEST FINISHED AND MOST PEBFECI‘
" FLAT IRON" EVER MADE.
and Shield Combined.
The handle is entirely
erpnrale. and may be
used for any number of
Irons. It can he adjust-
‘ -r‘. lns‘tnutly. and twin
‘ win-d with n rhlel
v lutmi in completely
__'_ :rolvrred fmm the
out. No holder is
.n‘ lllt‘t’tl \thcn unlpg.
W on the iron is icing
Interchangeable Handle
M“ u" ""1”” heated. the handle must
“detached. We will send to any address. on re-
ceipt of Draft or P. 0. Order f- ».- the amount. either
of the following sets:
Set 39. 1-3 Irons of 5. ti amt ’. 1119.. l handle. 32.00
“ 9—3 “ 6.71:1.ullil'n . “ 91'!)
" 3-8 “ '1. is fill} 9 . . “ 2.60
Nickel plated irons. 1:: H. :‘t‘l' wt «rim.
Any party ordering tire sets will run
eetve one not extra an a premium.
Thoroughly rellahle agents wanted.
Address BROOKLYN SID IRON (0..
85 Pint S:.. Break-lye. E. 2)., Ii. ‘2.
.\uu.—San.p‘.r can tar .ar. t the 1.5... 1! ti... payer.
J
Builder and Contractor.
SIM-ti. Wtst of the Depot. near the Nuratry.
rev
. R. RAYMOND.
sor'ru sonwa us; (:‘I‘.
M .05E
()1'
linguist:
tn lluuhurV. For netlu liy llt'ugnlataund titjwel‘m
. Rf‘lfl. damn. lo?
\ a
CURES DYSPEPSIA,"’
Indigestion, Constipation, [Imam-hr». Billionaire”. Loss at Appetite. mod
all Dimmer: arising from a disordered state of
S'l‘1 )T‘I £\.(}I I, III"
'l‘hut it in trw tnuu'uuythuxe ut‘ u mineral or .lnlurlnna lietlttto la lesllflr‘l to hy titv ltmt Physicians
$1 “ll Ill‘l littlilu. \
DAM E’s
\'ege~ration.
It} R. and III 4()OI).
'l‘lili MOSES ll.\.\ll‘. t‘tl . DANI‘ITII I'. CT.
F. 8. Andrew tit 00., Pork
GOOD HOGS‘make GOOD PROVISIONS 1!
Ask for ANDREW’S
NEW HAVEN SAUSAGES,
Fresh Pork, Lard, Hams, cite.
The BEST in the Market.
Packers, New Haven, Gt.
ll“ Yul?
Will" it Cuttk.
Wuut a Clerk.
Want a Partner.
Want it Situation
Wunt a} Salesman.
Want it Servant Ghl.
Wnnl to sell it Plano,
Went to Buy a Farm.
Want in hell it Carriage.
Wunt to Burrow Money.
Want to sell City Property.
Went to sell Groceries. or Drugs.
Went to sell Dry Goods or Carpets.
Want to 'fllltl Customers for Anything.
Advertise in THE SENTINEL!
Advertising will gain New Customers
Advertising will keep ,Old Customers,
Advertising liberally always pays.
Advertising makes Sueoeas eaay.
Advertising begets confidence
Advertising s h o w s e net-3y.
Advertising s h o w a pinch,
Advertise and a unused.
Advertise or ‘bnst.’
Advertise long.
J. H. FERRIS.
Coal and Wood,
FOOT 0F MASHALL ST
Wholesale and Bet Dealers in all blade or
W001) AND cost... .
Ammths varieties we keep the pure
yrsnhlin Courier Lyltona Valle. a1»
nm.nm.0mtmuiai§uor
south Norwalk
‘READ THIS,
AND YE
Borough People.
H. 3. BROWN.
BOOTS, SHOES tit RUBBERS
Of all kind! at the lowest poseihie cash prices. A
largelot of Ladies tine French Kid button Boots.
ililliom'dl‘hm" 2:3 .. we"- “ m
A LARGE LOT OF
Ludica’ Rubbers, second
quality. Price 40 ct e. a pair.
Mens’ ditto 70 etc. a pair.
’/ A large assortment of good good! of all kinds. at
fair prices.
Come and See.
Horse Care run right by the door. he not for-
get the place.
ELY’S BLOCK.
sov'rn wonwamt. c'r.
Sewing Machines
Wfllceiiflgn Gibbs
Agency.
All kinds of Sewing Machines
Sold and Repaired. P:tl‘t;.,,.of
Machines furnished. Oil“ and
Needles. Thrmttiunti Silk. lu-
stl‘twtinns givvn. Stitching of
all kind» done at short xmticc
Stamping nml I’inkiug. Mm
.‘I I I a] AI N’I‘IRXV
In all itsbranchcs. Felt Hats
pressed over in :1 superior man-
1101'. All ul‘dcl's fit-1‘ PIANOS
and ORGA‘NS or 'l‘uuing‘ and
Repairing l’inuus
promptly by an
person.
MR8. A. SCOTT,
South Norwalk.
Washington Street.
attended it)
experienced
PLACE TO BUY.
TH I“.
Drug-gist: Accrostlc.
Soup. Sponges. Select Drugs.
Fluid. Extracts. Flour Sulphur.
Pure Drugs. Perfumery. Putt-n! Medicines.
Blixcrs. Extracts. Bye‘Stont-s.
Cunphor. Cloves. Culxtlt. Cards.
Kuntula Powder. Knives,
Druggist Sundries. Dextrine. Digataline.
Rouge. Rum Bay. Rue. Rag-weed.
Uvn—l'crsi. Vinbrellas old to lend.
Guanine. Gutu Sticluc. Gum Trogstcumth.
Glycerine. Gelatlno. (line, Gum Ammo.
Isinglasa. Indellihlo ink. Indigo.
Skins Chamois. Saffron. Sage. Senna.
Tmclies. Thyme. Tar. Tongue Scrapers.
Syrups. Sporrmtccli. Strytthnlu.
nintmvnts. Oils Essential. Oil Cartnr.
Unicorn Root. I'nrivalul Rout linen.
Ilseuv ltuhht‘r. Ttmth Brushes. Tin Full.
Ilnncy. llnir Ilru;~lws. Humphrey's Sllt‘t‘lflt‘fi.
..\'aptha. Nutmvgs. Ner-vi1:.Dmivl‘s.
0nt-tnuul.0il Cod Liver. (lptnhdtttm,
Rnstorrrs for the Pnir. li-tz-us; It ti l’nisun.
”'tttt‘l‘s—Mt‘tlit‘ul. \t'itlt‘ (if the \\'u Alli.
Aniline Colors. Aiwuttd‘e Cologne.
Leccht's Best Swoedish. Linmt-nts.
Knowlc‘a Int-wet Powder, Kuthaimn.
Call and see for yourselves. needy to Wait
0n customers. We can he found for
Vight calls. on lieu-ileml Stu-ct.
.v curly opposite "40k d: Ladder Co.. No l
GREEN,
Ala-£3151“
IS NOW READY TO EXECUTE ALI. KINDS 01‘a
PARLOR AND HALL
oeconarrone.
Frescoiug & Scenery Painting
Sli ADING IN FRESCOING
A SPECIALTY.
Sign und'soroll Work
(training, Maple, Oak. llnlsomy,
Chestnut and Bone Wood.
P. 0. Box 234. South Norwalit. Goon. '
WORTH om.
Sam Pakulski
"AVE“! FITTED UP A
Toaiaorial Palace,
‘ . And engaged a corps of
EFE'IGIENT mum
I
ram Gosh last a. seas
, Over $1,000,000 worth of
R E A L E 8 T A T E
FOR SALE.
Semi for a Catalogue.
Ocean Passage Tickets and Foreign
Drafis at Cheapest Rates.
LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE
lfiected in First-class Companies.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED.
OVER. $70,000,000.
Deposits received wheel to check at sight.
lNTEREST allowed aeoovdln to nut -
grant. and a general Banking Btfnnees m$$13
Banking, '
Real Estate,
Insurance
OFFICE.
..__..or__.
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
OLD BANK BUILDING, Washington Street
sown NORWALK. coxx. m
JACOB I. LAY'I‘ON. Cashier,
F. H. NASH: BEDS.
Bax e in»: received and added to their Large and
Constantly increasing Stock of
Staple and Fancy
G- o o D s ,
An invoice of
English Creamy.
(if o-‘crodlngiy tine texture. and of new and derlra-
hlc drapes. our Stock correlate of
Bohemian, Glass, Crystal.
Parinn. Lava, Yellow
and Buckingham
Wares.
.t full “canny": “r Inox HOLLOW
WARE. Plain. Tin Lined end Enameled.
Till Wall of all Kills.
l‘luin. pramul, Plunishcd unsi Brittania
Ti H Puts un-l ntiit r Goods in that line.
“’OODEN “HIRE.
Brushes. Stove Blurhin . etc. etc.. etc
i»?
FURNACES; RANGES, STOVES
Agents for APLHSD PABLO“ STOVE with (‘linr
kcrlcoe gtatr. role agents for
Cuhn’s Wroult 1191 Heater:
w‘th DOVBLE FIRE POTS. free from gr? and dust .
FRENCH SHADES. and WAX MATE-
RIALS for Making Flowers
IRON GLAD PAINT
\l'arratlted pure Iron Ore. Will not peel or crack.
It gives us pleasure to show our coeds. and on
desire is to maize it for the intone! of our customer
Witch“: of up
ORGANS,
——AND—
MELODEONS
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
Cal 1 and So.
THE E TEY COTTAGE ORGAN
nnsr onoatv m ml WORLD
.41-
M. I’OTTER’S
menu: s'rolns.
.I.
Next door to the Savings Bank,
Wall Street. Not-walk.
lie Leap-l on blind h lane flock of "
PIA. '05. UNGAJVS
All?“ MELODEONS. ‘
..sd will sell them on monthly installments.
Did instruments taken: in exchange for new.
Plan tuned and repaired.
Elfin” ES
P i GEE!
C.H~ ARVEV ,'
A nwonld moat ‘ that eat
cal oftheretog ltheattentiea
_ NEW STOCK
Huntsman. e
waninsovuurmommrmiion‘n
Very Low Prices! «
cease own. cease an; '
axe exam '1' ooone' ~ are it:
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