Fran. Fact enemy.
“transnthtrhald inhale-era achslr
waavatadtsthelasissthntha
wutnshaytoaaeqrttt.
Rea bad. “New Raise Journal an»
mint the Centennial Codes Pot will
probably be exhibited on the “rounds”
I. new Hana-lira III ands fourteen
othlscltliilralto as school. and when
they contains against the teacher he knows
he can't-(Hy bet on the result
' W
General aim. it is intlinated. will go
to Europe next year. where he mam‘
plates avhltto tbePopa. That willbe
Shaun‘s non-d march to the See.
M‘—
A leanphis prisoner. who hated to see
two lawyers dict-ace the courtroom by
aghting. walked out. and was unfortunate
enough rcpt tout. Ila has not been heard
or door.
M".—
“ So you wouldn‘t take me to he twen~
ty!“ said a rich heiress to an Irish gentle-
man. while dancing the polka. “ What
would you take. no tor then r" “ For bet~
ter or worse." replied the son of the Burton
ald Isle.
-—-—-—-ooa»--—-
“ Sir. you are a political thing 3—»a per-
ambulating monument oi nieannesa—a
bankrupt in everything but check 3‘
“Bons. I don t understand German. but I‘ll
drink with you i" The ditheulty was not
lied on that basis.
”ow—m _
A young man aufl'erin; from "hrreditnry
gout.” said he didn‘t mind the pain of it
so much. “ but." maid he. " the thought
that some old ancestor had all the fun of
acquiring this precious heirloom ia what
takes hold at me."
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A. gentleman questioning a little boy,
said: " When your lather and mother for.
sake you. Johnny. do you know who will
take you up!" " Yes. sir." said he. “ And
who P” said the friend. “ The police."
was Johnny‘r reply.
—-—-o»—-—-—--
An old lady, hearing some one reading
about a Congressman at large. rushed in-
to the kitchen door shouting : “ Sarah
Jane! don‘t you lewe the clothes out all
night :mind what I tell you. for there's a
Congressman at large.”
”-0.6“
“ That ar’ patch of ground's rncm‘rible."
said an Omaha man pointing to a grove all
by itself outside the town. “I reckon
you'llknow that. stronger. when you see
it ag'in. The ocltypant of that was the
first man Horrus Greeley ever told to git
Weak-likewise he was hung for stenlin. a
mewl."
.———..—«.—-—..
At 11 late prayer meeting in St. Louis
one of the brethren directed attention to a
stranger who was sitting by himself near
the door. and asked why he wasn‘t invited
to pray. “Because." rcprovingiy nb-terv.
cd :1 deacon, “this ain‘t no place for prac-
tical jokes. That man's the president nth
gas company."
-——-———+oo
A man dropped into the post ofilce and
wanted to know how much merchandise
he could send in one_ patmel. "Four
pounds,“ was the reply. Then he blaudly
said he thought he would send out to Ari-
zona tour pounds of those red toy haloons
inflated ~. but he had dithculty in getting
out of the door in time to dodge a mail-
bag.
~«9—--——-
An Italian Prince when he went on a
journey always took his cool; with him.
When rounding the abrupt angle of a rock
which was exceedingly perilous, be heard
the cry of 5 man. the snort of a mule. and
the crash of Some one falling over the
precipice. The horror-stricken Prince
cried out. “The cook 2 is it the cook 9"
“No. your excellency." replied the atten-
dant, “it igBattista.“ “Ah. only the chap-
lain. heaven be praised!"
————«a——-—-
An Illinois editor is chagriued became
the Methodists are to build a church on a
lot adjoining his. and has been “blowing“
rather freely about what he would do to
annoy the worshippers, especially at their
meetings. Speaking of the matter in the
presence of a Quaker, he is reported to
have said he would build 11 born on his lot
as near the church as possible. and put a
jackass into it every evening that the
Methodists held a meeting. In his a!"
speech the Quaker replied: “I advise than
to spend thy evenings in thy house, l otin
thy barn l"
w
A NEVADA Corn'r Sousa—At a recent
trial in the Bike county court our friend
Bisbofl. o! the Humboltbrewery. waa call-
ed as a witness. Mr. Bishoti’ is one of the
"solid men" of Elite, where he has been
in business since the town was started in
the winter of 1858. Upon being sworn.
Connector Rind. one at the attorneya in
the case. who by the why. is also an old
resident 0! Elle. said. “Mr. Bishoif. wht re
do you reside l" " Where I reside! What
for you ask me such fmlleh things? You
drink at my place more as a hundred
time.” “That has nothing to do with the
one on trial. Ir. Bishop. State to the
jury where you reside." “ De ahurry! de
ahurry ! Oh. by iiminy! rtT-ry gentleman
on dis shurry has a string or merits upon
urine cellar door. just like a rail tencc."
His honor here intereeded in the menu-
lor'e behalf. and in a calm. dignified man-
ner asked the witnesa to state where he te-
dded. "0b. excuse rue. Shudge. You
drinks at my place so many times and
pays nae nothings l dinhs you know old
Blahol’, was hen the brewery.
W
Anon- Banazraa—Few people who see
Ian-no hanging in fruit-stores think of
a! thin as more than a tropical luxury.
In fact. they are a staple article or food in
lotue parts 0! the world. and accordion to
Sunbelt. anaere at hananaamill produce
as such food tor nan aa twenty-ave acres
of wheat. It is the ease with which bana-
nas are ‘ruwn that is the great ohtiucle to
civilisation in m tropical countries. it
lasoeasy in get 11 living without work
Mum-fill ever bernade. andthc
Ian become laay and lntulerahly animus.
Lilli-t 5-0060! 3 “stick a cutting into
the ground. It will ripen its [mil in
twelve or thirteen months. without fur-
ther care. not: pl mt having that» a vent.)-
Ive to it's bananas. and when that die!
down um fflll'inc. new shuns spring up
u tabs Rt plans-.111 tennis when on
{rat was mobs bananas are found in
indignant. running thalr fruit
nary-nmhandewry day in the year.
MM. our Slim Lash. Eur
til. has notably the larvae-t banana plan
talis- in the III-last 8m. OWE“:
Duly-“phi“ h- luring. Btu-e of
that. an but on», which do Mr; 1:1.- .1.
inherits their troll. has the mint,
' .\'o owner of an animal can afford to be without a
r ,
a S 01518 .
unauumiutuauitat‘aaot amt
d bmwuwsn semen. Meaty
assiisiawnsatlsnnalm Osteltlir- have“ an
Hm”: Mandated-dike
It“ cells. has: Its-nun. wens. “tier.
Manama“ til-especially”-
Iaadad hr than.
its Mare uncertain than (ll-tor on.
ltenatatnsnnaleoholandit is as planet”. to
an as honey. It never gripes. Iy regulating
thethde the Oaaterta «all the
“eagern- worms and prahata tavertahnm
cat-ta the nerves and produces health—then or
coarse children can alesp in quiet and noth-
ara on. rent.
Caatorla is nee-nonded by all physicians
and nurses who have tried it. and it In having a up:
tdly increasing «to. it is prepared with great care
after the recipe oi Dr. Samuel Pitcher. of tiara. at
thaLaboratnt-yot 13. Rose a: 00.. a boy Street.
New York,
totem.
.7..- ._. .v. ._ .c -. -W..V
centaur
|_ iniments.
m—w—
tulpatuaoothlng and healing Centaur Llitllneata.
thatwecan couddoutly nay they “in alleviate
in! path arts-lug from flash. bone or muscle (10'
comments. We do not pretend thnt they will
mend a broken tag or exterminate bolls, but
even in such cases they willredueethe inflammation
and stop the pain. Nor can we guarantee the prop-
or result: when the body is pol-alt“ by waln-
key. Trulperhrtce is aa tweed-try to a proper
musical. as mental condition.
The White contour Muir-ant is par-
tieularty adapted to all cases of Rheumatism.
Lumbar-o. heuralxta. Brynlpelas. lteh. IpraI-a,
t‘hltlhlalna.Cnta. Rruinea. Stings. Palatine. Scales.
Sciatica. Went Back. Patna in the aldd. Wounds.
Weeping Stuart. Duran, Pro-ted Foot. Paley.
Reunite. Tooth-ache. Headache. Ulcers. Old Horne.
Broken Brena. Sore Nipplca. Sore Throat. Group.
Dlntheria. etc. The innate! these complaints “in
Centaur Moment will care; all of thorn it will hen.
eat. it will extract the poison from bites
and stings. and will turn blue and scald-
without a sear. The following is beta sample of
a thousand similar testimonials :
"Ant-teen. lu... Dec: .ts" 4.
My wife has. for a longtime. been a terrlblo 1-11!-
ferer from Rheumatism. She has tried many i'by
nielans and man remedies. The only thing which
has ghen her lot is Celtitanr Linimeut i am re-
joiced to say this has cured her
W II. th‘G. Postmaster. "
It is In indisputable fact that the Centaur Lint
menu are performing cur-ea never before
erected by any preparation in cxlatencc.—tlhe
the Chronic Rheumatism of thirty year-9
asnnllnu, straightening anger- and joints which
have been silt! for at: years. taking the serene“
from burns. etc.
Our dollar or e1 en fifty eeuta. lntcated in Gen
taur Llnlmeut will be untitn roach when an an.
olden! occurs, and will do more good than any
amount of money paid for medical nttendnnvu.
When physicians are called they frequently use this
Llnlmcnt. and of course charge neverul prim-e for it.
The Yellow l‘entuut‘ Liuimeut
is adapted to the tough skinnuuaclos and llt‘r-lt of the
animal creation. Its cflccte upon severe coat-11 or
Spavtn. chvny. “'iudrtlnll. Big Head and Pull»
E1il. are little less than marwlmu.
Messrs. J. McClure a 00.. llrugzlst. cur.
Front Sis. Cincinnati. 0.. say:
“ in our 1:11i;l1l1.irhood a tmmhvr of teeter-tun are
in n: the t intaur Littlmtmnt They pronounce it
superior many they hate used We Dtll as high as
tour to m c dozen bottles per month to (11.1 nt- n- ur
harem and molt: ‘
We have minutes of testimonials describing run“;
of Sprllus. Kicks. Galla. Poll-Evil. Big-Head, and
overt Founders. which are little less than mnn‘eln.
Elm and
bottle of Centaur Llulmt-nt. which any (lay mny
prove worth twenty times its cost,
_Sold (everywhere. but prrptrrd only til the
Labor-now of .1. ll [lost-z & C11,.
to Der $1.. .\‘1:w Your
S'crlttars’ 111111111 {11* 1876.
The pnhllahernimtto attention to the following
list 1)! mutant the attractise articles secured for
Scdhner‘nMuutllly for the coming y.enr In the
field or fiction tie-idea numerous nowlettca and
short stories. there it ill be
2 REMARKABLY SERIAL STORIES
BY AMERICAS AUTHORS.
The firm. of tl1cse.now complete is in our luxuln.
"GABRIEL CONROY,"
By BRET. “ARTE.
Begins in the November number. and trill run for 19
months. This in Mr. Barte‘s first extended work.
The scenes and chants". which the author has cho
ecu from his favorite tit-id. California. are painted
with characteristic vivldntrsn and power; and the
work t‘. without doubt. tlu» 1111M ampltit‘ record of
earl California life that ba< Vi'i tilixwll't‘d.
“ c shall also twain in tho January tmmln-r.
“ PHILIP NOLAN S FRIENDS.
0r. Show your Passports.“
BY EDWARD EVERETT it Hurt.
The scene 0! this story is laid in the muthwat
tfl'l territory now (twining the States of lnuiuana
nod Texas attho time 0! Aaron Burro [rt-.anon
The characters liudtn a lemon which “an mm
American non French. 11‘ now Spaniab. and till-1
record of their adventuuu lives to 1km a story of
intense and unit-aging lutuest throughout.
A SECOND “ FARMERS VACA l‘lt).\'."
m' (‘01.. on). a. wamso. .111.
'e‘tii 1 ii.
Col. Waring is now in Europe. \laitlng. in a row
boat ride of two hundred and titty miles. one of the
Front"' {crate and lg'teircatlng 3! the vinfe growing - val
not re hiseccn series- pa raprom
13a to be .53.. more lnturrstln than This! with
which our reader- are already fun in:
CENTENNIAL LETTERS.
non-an or roux when crrna‘nv.
A rare collection of Revolutionary Letter-a. mainly
from stores in the hands or the descendants of Ln
Joseph Ward. They are full of interest. and will
be read with a rare relish in connection “la: the
centennial celebration or the year
Brilliantly illustrated articles on
AMERICAN COLLEGES.
Writtcurea tlvrl b thelr friend will appear
during them. The {ovi ived intemhu colle e llto
matte: these papers special! timely. and w i so-
rure for than: nun-eat anon on.
OLD NEW YORK.
nil illustrated articles on Old New \‘orh. by
John? I not. wit lappear at once. and will attract
the attention of all. In city or country. who marl:
with intern: the development of the swat matron
oils. and «intimately remember the quaint pocu
llaritlna ct its older: tune
number in profusely illustrated. thus ensb
ling us to give to our doatriptlve and narrative arti-
clna. an interim. and permanent. value new: attain
ed in a non-illustrated periodical. Under its accus-
tomed management the marine will in the future
be devoted. u it has been in the beagle sound liter.
attire and Christian progress.
Tl]! EDI row '11. DEPARTMENTS
econ over tweut for of each number and run
my. ll‘nlland ha’x irons and tlmel editorials. at
well as Reviews of the let out works :1 nrt
tore and Science.
00 a Year in advance '
WM 85m. ”N 1 1
Liter:-
The to voll..cornpleta. Nev me to tire. bound
in maroon: eto
ill no
’ Wu no! N be and the
«111°: minaret (thitr{?slh‘l;flutomo;émgl llé'féaw
parties w wt out In
thumnwsst .. cloth. a half .1811}?
Book lien and Postal-sen w I is
supplied 3'1»... that will enable then to an any of
above odors
thifitflrsrolbernm will please remit “0.301193 Orders.
oriu Bank Checks or Drafts. or by registered letters.
Ioucy in letters not registered. ht aendcr‘ a ria.
”II-III & C... 748 lmdway,.NY
In nearly writ-ct are the mines of more woudne‘
k CASH CAPITAL 8900.000.
' a 3
W II “OI
.1" truer“
‘W‘x'ffla
. GEOIGE W. an!“
“thinned”.
onooantcs.
PROVISIONS.
FLOUR AN D FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Not-walk.
W e are sure it one not require columns of advnr
tiaern tar-tone that the quality
etonr “Ill alwayam the“ boat in mhuhand‘ that tthay
are ‘ aachaap as eanba porcha
Produce taken In Exohnum
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DEALKR IN
00M. 81'. W00”
\VOLEfiALE & RETAIL.
\‘atd the Weat end of the Bridge. .-
SOUTH NORWALK.
Families and Factor!" supplied ulth the beatat
lo“ eat tuarhot rim Dnhwrud \tlllllll nuv reason-
able distance Prompt attention glten to all onion.
large or small
D. H. WEBB. Agent,
Call and see us and leave your ordeal. tilts
Errand wOpening
LATEST N OVELTI ms
3H
FALL STYLES
MILLINERY GOODS
IPANCX’
(}OOI)S
Mrs. H. KRIEGER’S
\VASIIINGTON STREET.
()I 1]) ‘VIGIJIJ
Meat Market.
Main Street, Near Washington.
This old ntund. whit-‘1 i-I juatlv celebrated for the
stumriorquelltvo! its r111-:.111I svinv rome- omit-r
tht llilungvmt-ut of 111. mutt-reigned “ill continue
to oll'ur to [ho cltlronu 0! this city
F1111 Class Meals at all Kinds
AT FAIR PRICES.
'1‘ be uudtrsisued liming: had 1-. rerienco In couv
duttlng thin minim-sat“ thin pin 11 (1.9]! that ho
kllOttr‘» the “nuts or this t‘ummunlty and in tonfldeut
nfltla ability tusutlaty the111.uud will roll jun an
chum n11 lho quality ol‘ the menu will allow. and be
home In strict intuition to business to reunite n
lihcrul shah of the public patronage.
I). C. II. BRO‘VN, Mont.
2144f
(x‘r() TO
HURLByTT’S.
He will do you no harm.
In summer he will keep you cool.
In winter he will keep ynll warm
13As§:"ALE,
The Best; Family Liquors
BOTTLLD LAGER.
TRY 111' 1111:“- cow 30.4115!
COR. MAIN AN}. . NN ITS” Sttl'TII NOR“‘ALK
Marble and Granite Wells
The mhwrlhern havln" united the blurb] ~ Works
of E R. Price and the ”MIDI“ \\ urka I'. \N. Britt-.11
would imit: ttu attention oftht public to tho m1-
nuual fur llitles the) now lulu fortlu rapid eat-t utlon
of all urdoufpcrtaiulur, ’ to tlw Menu/mturiny and
119 u
MONUMENTA L, BUILDING,
AND
CEMETERY \VQRK
Either of Granite. Marble, Drab or
Blue Stone. Importers of
Scotch Granite.
Alan ninnufnctltr M of all kinds of MASON AND
STUVA’ t' ( lllé'.“11’~ [(10]. ‘1
PRICE, BATES at 0°.
Yanns: —8 end 5 Mecbtuile St.n11d Bend ll Water
St. Also Agents for the VbLaL’lTY LAW
’0 W313.
Norwalh. Conn” Penna-1a
Lanterns
A?
E. K. LOCKWOOD'S.
Are You Insured ?
FAIR FIELD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
South Norwalk, Ct.
‘euanvansn taco.
ASSETS. JULY. l, I874,
I‘m—v—
”! RECTOBB r
Ronni?“ ti. ROWAN. South Not-walk.
orwalh.
Pith? South Harwell.
Mu}.
11m anew“ $1111.11 scram.
Not-walk.
algal-8'
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umtrr Finder
JOHN
hi
Now Tori.
“tr one...
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- a ‘o orwatlr.
"Poona: time.
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1 181311,
DEALERS IN
T. B. WEE
CHOICE FAMILY
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PROVISIONS
J‘ND
MEATS
Cor-nua- Lovv & I‘uutou Stu.
‘
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A '1‘
PAIR. PRICES.
G0 Ti) THE
‘1'
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PICTURE FRAMES l
a id most com flute atoett of Picture
Fri-2:113:33 l'lt‘nrufl‘r Frame M'atet-lala to he fouudl u
this section. is kept. constantly on hand
Buckingham & 011..
At. their South Norwalu Furniture Store. where you
r lotures fronted! uauy atyle of Black
9331‘. °“ 9 and Gilt Frames aayou may «.11..
am has all the latest and
HIST APPLiANOIS,
for the manufacture of Frames in first. class style.
and it you have pictures in your hours out
traine- there is nah eager any riaaon why they may
not be trained at
LOWEST 1:088!!!le PRICES.
hm": .131. in. titanium" “t?
mama
of or hon with hue increased facilities
323510811? this View. the cost will be but titling
UNDERTAKERS
A!!!) “km IN
FURNITURE
”AIR” HTIEMQ ‘.
”NUS"! 1!!! woman DIM.
souru‘ murmur.
“tannin-m and Whaler-ls Oahu mum-
' D
F03 SAL"
18 76’.
Alfred Knapp
ublle to
e found
Once more solicits the attention or the
the uaortmeutuf rode alum a It”
at his tore in WA!!!" TON 81‘]
Fur the {lost bruttloi FLOUR. no to
A. KNAPP‘S.
For Most INNER in town. so to
A. I<NAPP'”‘.
For Sperry & Beirut-I celebrated flours. Pork.
rd. Hex, go to
A. liNAPP‘b
For llltl best C‘OF‘FEES and TSAS. go to
A. 1{ N A P P ‘ S
For unythluu you want in the grocery line. if you
went the bout to be had. unto
A. ICNA I’IPS.
For 11 new lot of DISHES. go to
A. KNAI’P‘S.
For your TABLE curmr. go to
A. IiNAPP'S.
For SlLVER PLATED WARE. 1:0 to
A. I<NAPP‘S
For the heat KBROSKNE 011.. go to
A. K N A P P's.
Wit 1 l1- nlnu Agent for the genuine
ASTRAL 0113.
F or any thing you w aut ”nation" cannot ilud cine»
where. no to AME PP’I.
Washington Street.
oampnonmn;
or run crane-ear nrsoovuun or
on: M3! Nit Till ltlhlll" 0! rant. m
Particularly adapted to
Rheutnatism, Sprains Silt? Joints,
5 Glandular Swellings, 61c.
vi
ONLY TWINTYFIVE CENTS A DOTTLI.
For sale by all szgiata.
REUBEN lIOYT, Proprietoi'.
t)?! GRIENWIC" STREET. NEW YORK.
Call tor it at
PECK'S,
D R UG G I81”.
8. F.
South Horwnll, Conn.
Hm.-- _ ._ W...“ .a.
at L—TIiE woums FltlEtill
81‘ FINISHED AV!) HOST runner
THE 33 T130)!" EV Ell.“
Interchangeable Handle and melt ADilttattitnatt.
The handle is entirely
separate. tmd may he
need tor any t umber of
Irena. it ran headhu-
ed in-t1111tl\.uud bola
wwid- rt with a shin!
ho lmtul in completely
. trout-ted from the
out. No holder is
utred when using.
i311» the. Iron in halo.
heated. the handle uiuat
We will send to any address. on re-
liant-I lay e. lets.
be dethchod.
m oi Draft or P. 0. out 1- fur the amount. either
following acta:
Hot No. 1:: hum of b. e m. d 1 “111.1 handle. 3!. on
6." a 1 1111“ N1-
" 3'3 ” t. 8 lull 'J “In. “
Ntcktl plated Ironm.’ .‘ctr per set extra
Any party ordering five nets will ro-
salvo one act extra on n pro-Inn.
Thoroughly rcllahle agents wan: ed.
Address BROOK LYN IA!) IRON CO"
85 “3“ 8“ Mn Day It It
Non.«—Salnplr can be amt at lha ell! of this
I.“
PRINTING;
Sentinel Office.
J. R. RAYMOND,
Builder and Contractor,
SOIT’I‘II SORWA LIE, CT.
“ Sltnp, “'1 .1 of 1111- Ill-pot. near th Nurstry.
of
letray
V'ege ration.
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, Constipation, Headache, Bilioueness, Loss or Appdito. and
all Disease.- m-iaiug from a disordered date of
STO’D‘IACH, IJIVE'R and BLOOD.
‘l but it is 'W“ from anything of a tntnerul or .injurioua nature ll testified to by the Boat l'ltynlclana
111 llittiburv. For sale by llrngxtsta and t‘iaieers. it no
a. If. Pic ox. Anal.
Th MOSES I) .\MECO.. DANIIJIIY. CT-
G-OOD HOGS make GOOD PROVISIONS l!
Ask for ANDREW’S '
mew HAVEN SAUSAGES,
Fresh Pork, Lard, Hams, doc.
. The BEST in the Market.
F. S. Andrew 61 00., Pork Packers, New Haven, 01;.
ll“ YOU
Want. a Book.
Want 11 Clerk.
Want a Purim-r.
Wuut it Situutltvu
W111". a. Salesman.
Wont 1-1 Servant Gill.
Wnutdo sell at Piano.
Want to Buy a Farm.
Want to null 11 ' Cat-tinge. '
Want to Bot-low Money.
Want to sell Ciy Properly.
Want. to sell ‘Gt‘m’t‘l‘it‘ti‘ or Drugs.
Witt“. to sell ‘Dry Grinds nr Carpets.
Want to find Cushuucra fur Anything,
Advertise in T HE SENTINEU’
Advertising will gain New 0114011191"
net-coping 'will keep on Coconut.
advdrtlsiog. liberally always fpaya.
E Advertising nukes :Snceein as".
I Adr-«rtlain‘g innit! -' confidence
fldyeniainu‘ rhuws energy.
«3
J. H. mums.
Coal tandmlNood,
FOOT OF MASHALL ST .
WMMMV auto-manna":
W00“ AND GOAL.
9“
'Ou customers.
“as
D‘ ' South Norwalk-
READ THIS,
AT TB! OLD STAND 0F _
H. 8. BROWN.
BOOTS, suors e RUBBERS
Of all kinda. at the, lowest eeash A
“ladies Inc French Kid but on Bruits.
We?” wid wenr net as well. at front
to! otiarl the usual
A LARGE. 1101‘ or
Mles’ Blabber-1, second
quality. Price 40 ct a. a pair.
Mena’ ditto 70 cta. a pair.
Alnrgeaasortinontofgoodgoodaot all kinds. at
fair prices.
Come and See.
Horse Cam re right by the door. 00 not {or-
m-t the place.
ELY’S BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
8111111 Machines
Willcox & Gibbs
Agency
All kinds of Sewing Machines
Sold and Repaired. Parts of
Machines furnished. Oil and
Needles. Thread and Silk. In-
sir-notions given. Stitching of
all kinds done at short notice
Stamping and Pinking. Also
1‘11 I 41 JIR'ICRX’
In all its branches. Felt Hats
pressed over in a superior man-
ner. All orders for PIANOS
unri ORGAXS or Tuning and
Re 1.1111111r Pianos attended to
promptly by an experienced
person.
.. MRS. A. SCOTT,
South Norwalk.
Washington Street.
TIiE PLACE TO QUY.
,.
Drugs-iota Aeronautic.
Soap. Sponges, Select Drugs,
Fluid. Extracts. Fitmr Sulphur.
Pore Drugs. Perfumery. Patent Hedicines.
E'ltxere. Extracts. Bye Slont‘s,
Omphor. Cloves. Cobalt. Cgrda.
Kamnln Powder. Knives.
Druggist Sundries, D. xiriue Digatnlinc.
Rouge. Rum Ba) , Rue. Rag- need.
Uva‘Ut-rni. l'mbrell’as old to lend.
Guarani. Gum Sticlac. Gum ngaoumttt.
Glycerine. Gelatlnc. Glue. Gum Arabic.
biomass. Indelllble Ink. Indigo.
Skins Chamoie, Sam-on. Sage. Scum.
Tmches. Thyme, Tar. Tongue Scrapers.
Syrups. Spermaocti. Strychnla. ~
Ointmenta. Oils M1. Oil Castor.
Unicorn Root. Uni-inlet! Root Beer.
Tissue Rubber. Tooth Brushes. Tin Putt,
Honey. Hair Brushes. Humphrey‘s Spociilcs.
prtba, Nutmeg-a. NGM'I".D0dd's, * *
0n!-tnenl.0il Cod Liver. Glut-Noe.“
thorcrs for the Pair. Ram-n. Rut i'uw‘
Waters-Medial. Wine of the Woods.
Aniline Colors, Atwood‘s Cologne.
Leec' hes Best Sweedieh. Linmt-nte.
Knowle‘s Insect Powder. Knihaimu:
Call and ace (or yourselves. ready to mail
We can be found for
‘03!“ calls. on Unvllrnd Street.
u early opposite Batik 5 Ladder 00.. Nu 1
GREEN,
ARTIST!
ts agar mar 70 “new: am. I: m or
PARLOR AND H 31.13%
DECORATIONS.
Frenooing 87. Scenery Painting
811 AEDING 1N “$800180
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worm (II...
umrmnnnra
Borough People.
Sent :nkulsfl
W.
5 .
Over $1,000,000 worth of
R E A I. E 8 T A T E
POI IALI.
Saved the a Woven.
Ocean Passage Tickets and Foreign
Drake at Cheapest Rates.
LII-‘11: and FIRE INSURANQE
Electedln Hm Coupe-let
cmannmum.
OVER $70,000,000.
Deposits received sub)” to check at Itch.
INTEREST allow-cl scoot-din no muted
neat. and a general Banking Begum muemt
>4
Banking. "
Real Estate,
lnauraaace
OFFICE.
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MELVILLE E. MEAD,
ow BANK BillLDltiG, imam... 51ml
50m HDRWALK. mm. I“
JACOB l. LAY'I‘ON, Gusher,
F. H. NASH 81 BROS.
Constantly thinning scoot:
Staple and Fancy
G- o o D s ,
An invoice of
English mm
0! exceedingly one texture. and“ of new and dealt-a.
our Stock tourists
Parian. Lava, Yellow
e. and Buckingham
Wares.
A full minor-{mutt nl IRON HOLLO‘V
WARE. I’l-Iin. Tin Lined and Enameled.
Till W111 [If all Kills.
Plain. J 11mm“. anntflmd and Hrilhnta
Tm Puts uni min t‘ Gents in that line.
11 OODEN “'A ma.
Btustu-s. SUV» I‘lihi'king. ctr
FURNACES, RANGES. STOKES
to for Al‘GAND Pa unon STOVE with Cila-
k on gate. role agents for
Colin’s Wraith ¥ 1111 Heater:
' wfth not our. nun port- me aniline.“ that
FRENCH SHADES. and WAX MATE.
RIALS for linking Flowers
IRON GLAD PAINT
Warrant“! pure iron Ore Will not pool or and.
It gives us pleasure to show our goods. and on
desire is to make it for the interest of our errata-e1
pm us 131-
cto. etc. .
PIANOS,
ORG-ARC,
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MELODEONS
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
:11 Call and 80° 1
THE E TEY COTTAGE ORGAN
ole-r uncanrw‘ml wonw
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M. POTTER’S
HUSIC STORE.
Next door to the Savings Bank.
Wall Street. Norwalk.
Below-gushuatsckot
9141703. ocean's
J.
AN? ‘ HELODMMS.
«adwmsellthenonmnnthly Walnuts. '
“Winks-kWh“.
P” “um
HARD TIMES
PRICES!
Ilium float. Multan enun-
ofthemmm n‘
Bavejnstreodvedudadded to their Larsen-d '
Bohemian. Glass, Crystal.
NEW STOCK- '
2m
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