Mmmtendmoy.
"Mules-suns: e We;
benefitswmwu n straw
wutkehsedolnsiespiee trump.
The ope-h; busiest exercises of the
centennial exhibition will be under the su-
W of Ir. Theodore Themes.
w—
Ee lsy in his little bed In northern Indl‘
lit Burned his little novel Be smoked
his little pipe. There was little left of
hint. .
.r —--—‘.-——--
A prominent Phllndelphie ice denier gave
e perty the other evening. end the envious
people who weren‘t invited spoke of it es s
“kneels; reception."
————..~ ~—
There is eternity in Newburyport. Mere.
mpyin. n house so eitueted thnt when
dining’nt them table the lether eats in
one town and the mother in another.
——-——¢.—-—-
It is said there ere mono leathers upon
the wing of e silk wortn motb,end that any
one doubting the truth of the statement can
easily setisfy himself by counting them.
M»—
Tkree yenre ego Skeflleld sent cutlery nnd
steel rnils to the United States velued nt
£1.7W,M Lest yesr the total value of
goods exported to this country was only
£690.00).
————ooo—-—.-—-
A Bullslo mendreemed that he was go-
ing over the falls. and he had his wife by
the throat when he went up. Next night
sh,- hsd a dream. end hroltc his nose ts she
struck et no Indian.
-———.o-——-«
“ How are you pleased with the besutv of
French ledles i" asked e number of highly
polished Perisien eonuettes of an English
gentlemen. “I‘m no judge of paintings."
wee the reply.
~‘QQO
It is now cenerelly believed that. when
80. Tweed went up stairs to see it there
was s robber in the house. he inedvvrtently
at down upon a box 0! dynamite-beam
he is now being found all over the wontry.
W—
!uliere wee naked the reason why. in
certain countries. the king may assume the
crown st fourteen years 0! age. and one not
merry before eighteen. “ It is." answered
Sinners. “more ducult to rule a wile then
s khndou."
" W
Pour childmteued thirteen. seven. tire
and two ysere. respectively. cents to the era.
the house in Williereeturrgh. N. Y. and said
than their tether had driven them from home
end thmtenwl to cut their thunk it they:
returned.
.\ Vermont calmness that a loan in
Practvrvillo oeuaht II pickerel'ttw other out
weighiea two and e hull pounds. inside of
which war “will" triclirrel nhivlt tile-er
tired nluoinchre in length. and ittilde of
thin wsettll luttthcl‘ live luv-her incline in
length We don‘t Intention tlw truth of Ni“
story. The only remnrhnhle thing: about it
inthttt the turn didn‘t go on tlmlmg "tr
ehle“ptrlietele eelomr h thv lttclw- l-rlll
Mt.
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A P‘Ax‘lltet‘llm PNtlm-mlmd work an
csmllnclv good looking young \wmnu
celled ll several btlslttt on plan. II in “Mind.
lie . rt-qucstlne s loam on It lintulnntlro gold
chain . and perhaps the witchcry oi her or»
peeling eyes. it raid to have Ilt'swn out Irw-
ml pocketbooks oi u't'llrloulo gentlemen.
ThIIec chains. {or sluI wen well supplied
with them. veriiled the saying that “all it
not gold that glitters." and the lenders show
I curious disluclinstion to talk about gold
chains. She is rsld to have come from
Benzor. where she also cnchainid some
creduious and susceptible swelnn.
m -Qoyr. —-—...
Tun Ens-r Dee Strum Yer—The Port-
lnnd. Me. Press. of Thursday. tell-I it thus 2
" Yesterday. es the morning train (Ivor the
Rochester Road was nearing Alfred. thtI ore
zineer discovered a huge Newfoundland
dog on the trsclt. Irle blew tlrrI whistle. but
the dog stood his ground. and thinking
something was wrong the engineer whim
tied “down brakes.“ and the engine slapped
within s few feet of the dog. It sot-ms
that s fonrox load of logs hed attemptmi to
cross the truck. but the sled caught on the
reils. The driver hcnrd the train approach
in: round I curve. end rushed down the
truck to II‘OP “- Hie dog 100k in the silum.
tion and desired around the curve and stop.
pod the train. It would have been impos-
sible to stop the truth alter seeing the
men.
'00. -
Tuxruu Rising—“Look here. hub.
you've got to stop that noise." said a police-
men to a smell newshoy who was yelling
like e young Indian on the Madison and
Denrhorn street corner one any last week.
" Wei. I guess I won‘t.“ answered the
boy.
“ Well. I guess you will." said the «Juicer,
glories on hint snvsgely.
“You ain‘t not no right ter stop me." con-
tinued the gentle. ssuclly.
"You‘ll see." replied the sunburn; " if
I beer any more of your hollering I‘ll put
you where the dogs can’t bite you."
“ Welfgrutnbled the urchin. "I don‘t see
’whye fellow ceu't holler—ain‘t these the
holler-days r "
And he still 06 dawn the street l with);
mightily grieved Ihet his rights should be
than trempled upon.
90.
Tucson- tr wee run Grunts 3‘.\.\'.-AH
insurenee eeent oIlled into an establishment
on lulu street thr- uther day with s lerue
seeount book under his arm. and walking
up to the proprietor in s business sort oi
way he inquired: “How's business —-lrow‘s
stack!“ “0h. business is very. very dull. '
returned the tradesmen. “Pun rev word.
sir. I heven‘t got 900 in the lamina. Ter-
rihiedull !' Md he paused and looked int
quid-ti: st his visitor. “Only ”00 r“ eel
the insursnce use in surprise. “Port my
emit, sir." snid the dealer. “I don't believe
there‘se duller acre—look tor yourself."
end the It! looked-eased sighed. “Then
tiers-Hike isssrsnos sins. wtths good
deel of wet-ti. “how does it come that
your stock is insured in our wrnpeny fur
04.300. eh 9"“0h eh! beg your psrdon!‘
exclaimed the dealer to confusion: “I
thought you was the ten men! I wss sure
ysewlssthstes-‘sthsrsr. er'pon my soul.
I “1 u U. win. in M my
a...
.__.. ,‘_
“hm flmfir your-
sdl. drP— Descent. .
—-—-«o—-—-—
“fans-mammalian.“
pushes-disuse thsnellon. Belted
flushed “when!“ hint—tone
entwfitolyntlt. Maddie his
, mamas.” punosshevery
. M‘Mflflqhfiwm
”- Wished” thruster
"hammfism. I
fit set. 31th fishnets. res
for Iydog and Johnny he; elweys been
M M “ You mean put kl. ew‘.
minister. though he should worry e' the oete
lathe perish.” On gel” to the nurse. 1...
land Bob outside the gate. es list and mo-
tionleu as if he hed been stonedend. Itwel
Mhe knewee wellss I did thet hehsd
bebn henished. and had returned without
léve. end wns liable to be hanged. drowned.
shot. or otherwise punished st my will. I
went up to hint and stood over him for a
while in silence. lie lny es if he had been
killed and flattened by e heavy roller. only
thst. with his large beautilul eyes hell shut.
he ltept winking end looking up in my face
with s most. pitiful end pleading expression.
Though I might not go the length of old
Johnny in making free of all the cats in the
perish. there was no resisting the dumb but
eloquent eppcal. I gave way, and excision
ed in cheerful tones. " Is this you. Bob?"
In an instant. knowing that he was forgiven.
he rose at one bound into the air. circling
round and round me. and in his joy leaping
nearly over my bend.
“woo—-
Mxx AS Lorene-In the first place it is
en imposition on any well~hred girl to' keep
her up later than half past ten o'clock, when
you have the opportunity of seeing her of-
ion. If you always leave her with the wish
in her heart that you had stayed longer. you
gain so much. Never run the rial: of weary-
ing her with your presence. Be just an
earnest and straightforward as with your
honorable dealing with men. Impress
your friends with the worthiness
nud seriousness of your love. so that vulgar
end senseless bantering will appeal to them
as such. Lord in religion—4hr supremcst
happiness ; wear it munlully and proudly.
lIut lllllll)‘. Woo n woman bravely. I!
there teeny-thing humiliating to a women.
it is to have a men whom she wishes to
h onor. wI sit and vnpid. ever yielding and
hell afraid of her. She longs to tell blur
to “not like a man 3" The man who conceals
or denies his love is a coward. A love that
has no element of divinity in it is not love.
but pission. which of itscll has nothing eu-
nobling. Thur was It beautiful inscription
on In engagement ring. “Each for the other
end both Ior God.“
Sam Pakulski
R.\Tlhti FITTED UP A
'l‘owioe‘lal Palace.
Ami cngeged e mum of
EFFICIENT ARTISTE
Front the it“. ween r "an: invite the put».
lie romeo: mmugsonedsnt rim the
“WW! was 1 Ir por-
Will. the host and urn-l serum. NH unnuax
tnlne In the tunnoria‘x “Mouton. vi rIl
Inset \tiilt the eurovnl or e diserim anti“ en'd hu-
tlttinne public
Mil PAIVESKI. Proprietor.
lib,”- btesh. stein IrmI. sleuth some“. (one.
(d() 'I‘()
HURLBU‘I‘T’S.
._ _
llr nill Ito \IIII tr-I it‘ll“
lti murmur llr \\ N l.” l‘ your cool.
In nmtvr h-I \till troop you warm
I rAt-tat' .\ l .ro.
'l‘ho llosl lI‘umlly Liquors
IOTTLID LAGER.
T“ l' .V l' Fll'h‘ (‘KNT CIGARS}
con MMN .u-t . xx are. titIl’l‘ll NultWALK
Castoria.
It isnutlstnke to supposetlint t‘ssiorln is not ndnpt
ml in green perenn- ss sell sst‘lIlldren. They only
need to lucreese lite querrtltr. lint chlldl’t‘n have no
men! complaint-I for which (‘nitona la sd:i;ItI-d~—lllto
Wind Colic. Sour Stomach. wot-tun. Tom-r.
Tonsil“. end Group. that it is eilyurielty rwom-
mended for them.
its ducts are more certsiin than t‘netur Oil.
it coutelus no alcohol and it is as pleasant to
like Is honey. II no\ rr gripe-s. lly reg .lering
Ihv Itouech sud Don't-ls the Chililt‘lll fooli Illa
blood, exp». in worms and prevruts town-hues-
quiets the nerves rind produces bI-nlIh-thrn of
course children can sleep in qulvt end moth.
ere enu rest. .
(install: is recommended by all physicians
and rIIIrecs “he lllvc trial :3. and it i.- ll.1\ log 3 rain
idly increasing: talc. It 1- prepared “llh grunt csre
alter llrc l't‘t lpc of Dr. Snmuvl I'ltchrr. II! .\lsIIs.. til
the [Aborstury of J B. Ruse (L; L‘o.. 46 Day hirer-t.
New York
toddler.
cantaur
|_ inlmenls.
So III-erly perfect arc the recipes of these wonder-
ful pelt-soothing turd beetle: Centaur Llnlrnents.
the: we cut confidently any they “ill nllavlane
any pet. srlsinz from flash. bone or muscle de-
rnngensents. We do not pretend that they will
mend a broken tag or sxternslunte hells. but
even in such cases they willrcdneetho inflammation
and stop the pain. Nor can we guarantee Hm prop.
er results where the body is poisoned by evil--
tey. Tempersnce is es mommy to a proper
physicel. es mental condition.
The White Centewr bluiment is par"
tleuisrly adapted to nll cues of nhenuntlnm,
anbtgo. Neurelgln. Eryslpclss. Itch. app-tun,
Chlllhlelue.€nts. Bruises. Stings. Poisons. Sesltls.
Heretics. WenIBu‘h'. Peins in Ihr- side. Wounds.
Weeping Sinews. Ins-an, Frosted Fuel. Paley,
Beret-he. 'I'I Like the. lined‘ntho. l'lren. out 8mm.
Broken Brute. sore Nipples. Sure Thrust. Creep.
Norberto. etc. The unmet these complaints the
Centaur Unlmeet will cure: all of thorn it will hen~
sit. it will extract the poison front hires
and stings. and will cure burns end neulde
without I seer. The following is hot a “triple of
a thousand sltuilsr toetlmmillls :
' Ant-trait. lu. Do i. tel-i
)ly \tlle has: (or n lun- -' time. been n terrible sul'I
invent-on ”eumlllut.‘ an. kit-triad many "by
stellar and my remedies. The only this. which
he: on he! relief is ‘cntstir Liuiuwnt lstn ro-
joiced to en: thlshs hes cured tier
W ll. RING. Poetmltstvfr‘
ltlsnn indisputeble fact that the Centaur Lini-
rnsets ere parrot-Intuit euros never before
oI‘sotnd by any prepsrstlon in cslsteuce.-like
the Chronic Rheumatism of thirty yeefl’
”I“... etrelghtnnlng lingers turd lolnh wkidr
hers been still‘ for six years. tilting the soreness
front burns. ste.
Onedollsr. orevsn fifty cents. invested in Cen-
tsur Malachi will be within reset: when en ne-
die-t occurs, and will do more good th an nny
meet or Incney peid for Inedlcsl attendance.
thughvsictsse ere celled they l’r merrily use this
Helmet. end of course charge several pieces for it
The Yellow Centaur L irtiment
is sdnptsd to the tough shimsmules and lethal the
sol-st cation. Its onsets upon severe cues of
lpevin. lweeey wow-u. Ill-Heed and Pull-
Ivil. “melons“ melons.
Ins-e3.!euerelco..bruulet cu. Biased
Front Ste. Wt. ans-y
“In ens-e neighborhoods-album mmtersnre
nningthe (‘entsnr Unluent. They pron new it
snpsriertols'nythguvs need. Wessllsskisirss
(unintention- lee nicest! to
u per em 0!
'ehevevoln-ssoltssctuonlelsdssathingenrss
dmflmmmflr-mm
mmwmmmmm
lee-:13“ Mhhswithests
bobs can “a:
1.. dry-nu
[trill ill m.m
'15:”? end km?!” in eWorks
73:} fit“ the “1;th the" the 3?;
nonmNTsL, Bonfire,
CEMETEii'Y WORK
Either of Smaller-bis, Iii-eh or
Blue stone. ntporters of
Scotch Granite.
Al so mnnnfeetun rs ofo ell kinds of HASON AND
STONE CTUTTERS‘ 0L8.
PRIOI, BATIS & GO.
Yemr—a end 5 Hechnnic 8L. and 9 end it Water
2% Wflo Agents for the VELOCITY LA WN
.Nortvellr. Conn .. P31241875.
GEORGE W. SMITH
Dodorlnfllltlndlol Ckoloe
GROOERIES,
PROVISIONS.
FLOUR AND FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Norwslk.
We are sure it does not require columns or edvur
tleernents to satisfy our customers that tho quell: y
ologfioodsls always the bestiu merkcknnd that. they
as cheep as out he porcbssed elsewhero.
Produce “than in Exchange
HANFURD WILUUX,
DEALER IN
00M. & W000
WOLESALE c. RETAIL.
Yard the West. end of the aridgo.
SOUTII NOIC‘VALIS.
Families and FeIIorlma supplied “ith the host at
lower! trinket prices. llclIvcud within an reason
stile disteriio Prompt attention given to all urvlurs.
let-go or well
D. it. WEBB. Agent,
tell end we us end lerI your orders. eta
Grand Opening
“3‘ all“
mm. s'nrnns
MILLINERY GOODS
him
II‘.\N(‘\‘ (d()()I)H
st
.VI I'w. II. Ii R I [m I‘lll‘S
W .\.\‘l lthl'l‘llN STREET.
-... a-...._.. . ... .-. - . ... .......,_..........._._...
()1 J) \Vlt. In] 4
Meat Market.
Main Street, Near Washington.
This old stand with k In jtteilyc cvlobruted l‘or tho
supi riorquslity of its ruini- raring cmm uldt‘r
tho merruernent of the undersigned. will continue
to or» to the cltlroru of thls clly
Fll‘Sl Class Meals of all Kinds
AT FAIR PRICES.
'l he llhflt‘ffllflltt‘d tuninx tied omrlmu in con
ducting this llulllll'il in thin plea to I- is (h. It in
knot” the “out: of this mmruuulty. end is .nuudvut
oflrle shilli) to Iantl-l'y them. and will DI” just an
(lit up as the quality of the mists \Iil‘l slinmn mi lit
hopts l I strict nitration to business to receive a
liberal rdrnrc or the public patronage
D. C- lle BROWN, Aflt‘ttl,
214-1!
Slllllllflli Milli” 701‘ 1876.
The publishers lmito attention to the fullmtltlu
Hot or some of lllr'. nttrm live nrtulta sutured fur
Scribllcr'lMouthly. (or the coming yrnr In the
mid of action. besides noun-runs nonlvtles end
'5 Iort storiI-s there will be
'3 llEMARIIABLY SEIllAL STORIES
BY AMERICAN AUTHORS.
The ilrst of tlrcae.now complete in in our hands.
“GABRIEL GONROY,"
By BRET. runner.
Begins in the November number. and will run for l!
months This is Mr liar to“ s first extended work
The scenes and alumina. which the suthor hur- cho-
sen from his favorite ileld. Celllurnls. are painted
with lhkrnctorlillt V l\ ldness and truwol’; and tin;
work 1'. without doubt the moat grephiore record of
eerly ulirornis llts thet hes vet eppuurud.
“ e shell nlso begin in the January number.
"PHILIP NOLANS FRIENDS.
Or. Show your Passports. "
nr nowuto uvurtnrr new.
The scene of this story is leld in the thwostr
ernterritory. now for-rein th e Ste rete- of ulsnne
and Taxes. etthe time 0 Aaron Burr‘s tronson.
The duration; lixetllu I Inctlou which “on now
Americnn. now brunch. s nnweumnlntr. null llIlrl
record of their ndwtrtutofl llvu ltltiktm u story of
linen-re nnd Illlfllgfllnfl interest throughout.
A SECOND "FARMERS VACATION."
Bi' oer. one. E. “ammo. Jll.
Col. Werinx is now in Europe. visiting. in a row-
boet ride or two hundred and fifty miles. one of the
roost fertile sud interesting of the vine mowing vsl
lay: uf Europe 'l‘hi I second aortas si‘ papers prom-
rsvs to be even more interr- min: then that with
which our renders ere nirendy hunt in
CENTENNIAL LETTERS.
EDITED BY J xllN \ANCB CHENEY
A rare collection of Revolutrouu‘y Letters. rIIrIiIIly
from storesln the hands of the dim endents of Col
Joseph Ward They are lull or interest. end will
her witherere relisiI in connection \Ilth tho
Centenuiel eelahretion or the yoer.
Bil lliently illnetreted srtlcles on
AMERICAN COLLEGES.
Writicuroslrectlh l‘by their friends will appear
during the year. orerivodlutorsstln en lo -ellfo
mskesihese pepers cspeclsll timely. and w i no
cure for thorn unusual nttout on.
OLD NEW Y Olilt'.
“any illustrstsd articles on Old New Yer Ir .hy
John nee. will sputter st once. and will nttrect
the attention at all. in city or country. who mark
with interest the “development. oi the crest matron
wen ‘ and canine ugly” remember the quilt! poetr-
I us or s o
sry nautm ls prurnt'ety tltustrsted. thit- sush-
lie; on to site to our destriptlvo and narrative ertlv
perureuen nt veins never ntteln-
ed“ in e “non-illusireted periodlosl. find or its accus-
tout reed memento tthe mansion will in the future
he devoted en it hes been in the panic sound literv
store and éhrlstl lsn progress
run EDITORIAL DIPAR'MIEN‘I‘Bd
nvertwenty e! such number as con-
tain “17%.! "men and tltnsl e dltoriele. es
well Is ”views we! the intent works nsrt. Liters-
ters and Deleon
Term 00:: Year in advance;
’“5 ”at...“
Jflfivoiunesk (Ito\ "’m'“ will be sup lied
only to shthsln tenant comp teens
I. enclosed! r: heir street». “at:
“a...“ use on
uppllodee $333311 gotten Ill snyol
thsshsvsofirs.
Subscribers will rile-so r’enIlt P. 0. Honey Orders.
Ohsehsor Dentin. Winters.
annui'fldtllnot "whit sodw’l risk.
mil-Int c... I“ Imlwnggth
”new
super-
Wle m ==9~¥9A~
tax.» . .4... - . . , m...- ,um-zmmarnrv ~-
FOR
GOOD
._ {ya ,'
Alfred Knapp
Once more solicits the attention of thd’ nbllc to
the In esnortmentnf goods nlwee to e found
at his tore inn" AeIiINGTON ST ET.
For the Best brendol FLOUR. go to
A. K N A. P P ’ S.
For threat BUTTER in townfgoto
A. .‘KNAPP’S.
For ts‘perry at Berna- celebrated Iletn
Lard. etc. on to .'
.4. I{ N A P P ’ S.
For the best courses sud rates. go to
A. I{ N A P I) ’ S
For anything you went In the [roe line if on
earn the bent to be had. go to "y ‘ y
A. IiNAPP’b
For s new lot. of DISHES go to e
A. KNAPI"S.
For your TABLE Cl'TLERY. go to
A. K N A P P ’ b
For SILVER PLATED WARE. go to
A.1§'NAPP‘S.
For it.
For the but KERUSENE OIL.
A. KNAPP‘S.
\t‘hI is also Agent for the genuine
ASTRAL OIL.
Fur anything you went turn you cannot find a]..-
\Iherc. :0 to £3880 INAPP‘I,
Washington Street.
:0 to
AguTK :m :m.u..u
. ,gw
ONE OFT!!! GREATEST meagvm orm
AG! FOB run RILIIFO ant.
l’nrticnlnrly adopted to
Rheumatism, sprains Stiff Joints,
Glandular Swellings, dc.
ONLY TWENTYJ'IVI CENTS A BOTTLE.
For sale by all Bromine.
REUBEN HOYT, Proprietor.
eon GREENWICE srmr. new roux.
Cell for it til.
P E C K ’ S s
DRL'GGIST.
S. F.
South Nor-welt. (lo-I.
(X L-TIIE VILMAN'S FRIEND
run 3381‘ FINISHED AND l:IOS'I' PERFECT
"FLAT IRON" EVE
Intsreheegesbls lentils end lhisld mumbled.
'Tke bundle is entirely
to. and may be
used for any number of
Irons. II ruin beedjnsto
ed lnrrunth. and being
proIidI-d with e shiel
the hand is couple
ted Iron: the
A
ruler
Em No holder is
nired uhen Into 1.
W en the Iron in keln
heeled. the hendlosuu
be deteched We will send to soy address. on re-
Wing": s.
olnrnft or P. 0. Order for the nnronnt. oi
cl 0 following note:
Set No 1-8 Irons of 5. ti and 1 lbs. 1 handle. 33.00
6. 7 and a I!)
“ 3-8 " 7. 8 and 9 lb:.. “ I.“
Nickel plated Irons. 'Sets. per set. extrn‘.‘
Ass ere ordering (Ive seen vvl ro-
eelve’ Fill. in! cure on I pro-Inn.
Thor-cub» reliable agents wanted. _
Address "WELSH SAD IION co..
.5 “m a". M". at DI) I .‘s
‘J
l
For Mic by W. C. Qtux‘ru’tn d: (‘0.
PRINTINGl
\‘l‘
FAIR PRICES.
(it) 'l‘ll 'l‘lll".
Sentinel Office.
v- .0.
GOOD WORK
.\ 'l‘
FAIR PRICES!
I. "out Putin».
/ nu Inn!
l
- *"‘ IlIll’tII1
‘ imlummuvwfl" lIIIrdIII
.Iumumpm mmm hurt I‘.
IIH'OHMN'IHHN “mm tr .‘I.
J. R.
Builder and Contractor.
RAYMOND,
SOFT“ VORVVALK. CT.
NI» p. Wt ii of llir lit-pm. tlt‘a! the Kitty l‘)‘
1.; xtrar
”For rule by Drunlsts end Grocers.
(‘K‘ Agent .
ur Denhur
it. F. I
of V'ege cation.
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, Constipation, Headache, Biliousueslt, Loss at ‘Appeflle. and
all Diseam arising from a disordered date of
s'ronIACII. LiVER and BLOOD.
’1‘ list it is rm‘ from anything of e ruinsrel or .anIrrious nature rs testified to by the Best Physician
r
‘TBfMOSES D...\MK(‘0 DANRUIIY. (’1'.
GOOD HOGS make GOOD PROVISIONS ll
Ask for ANDREW’S
NEW HAVEN SAUSAGES,
Fresh Pork, Lard, Hams, 8L0.
The BEST in the Market.
F. 8. Andrew & 00., Pork Packers, New Haven, 01;.
ll“ Yul}
Want It CIItIk.
\Vuut II Clerk.
Wunt s Purim-r,
Want rI Situation
SWrrrrt sf; Salesman.
Want n tit-want Girl.
Wrati to sell It Piano.
Want to Buy n Farm.
W «Ill to cell it Can lsge.
Will“ to Borrow Money.
Want to sell City Property.
Want to ”sell Groceries. or Drugs.
Want to sell Dry Goods or Carpets.
Went ‘to and Customers for Anything,
Advertise in THE SENTlN‘ELI
Advertising will gein New Customers
Advertising will keep Old Customers.
Samara; bernlly slweye mu.
Advertising shes Success essy,
Advertising begets «confidence
Advertising shows ensign. ;;
um shows plank.
m tend succeed.
J. H. FERRIS.
Coal” and. Wood;
FOOT 0F MASHALL ST
what-sumac: mindlklnhd
Woo» AND COAL.
South; N orwalh
READ TI-Ite,
Borough People.
AT 'rns OLD STAND O!“
H. 3. BROWN.
BOOTS. SHOES & RUBBERS
or sit kinds. st the lowest possible eseh A
large“ lot of bodies Ins French Kid bu Boots.
9wi’lo“‘f°"lll“.m'§”u '“ " "n’ “h"
A LARGE LOT 0!
Ladies’ Rubbers, second
quality. Price to cis. n pnir.
Mens’ ditto 70 cts. n point.
A lerze assortment of good goods or all lands. u
{sir prices: .
Come and Seé.
Horse (kn run right by the door. Do not lor-
get the piece.
ELY’S BLOCK,
sou'rn Honwsur. out.
PNAOS.
o R o A u s.
MELODEONS
FOR SALE AN D TO RENT
Cull sued Coo
WT ORGAN IN Til WOW
mu» - g
.‘l . l’()'l".l‘ ER’S
MI'SIC fl'I‘OIIIS.
J.
Next door to the Savings Built.
Wall Stroct.'Nortvnlk.
lls keeps on hand a large stock or
PIA .‘t‘vrs. (mutt N.“
ANI‘ Hummers.
ml will sell them on monthly insulilnente.
are lnstrnrnente taken in est-hangs for new.
Pies tend end repair-«l. .
9T. B. ammo
CHOICE FAMILY
- ' ”HEIRS
“no ‘
FLOURGBAIMEED,
PROVISIONS-
AND
M E A T S .
Corner Low 5:. Benton Stss.
's II. GUY” 'I‘IIADIIIUI BUYER.
THE PLACE To BUY.
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- lEnwr NE.
(30;; 3'1, 1.;
Drug
Drugglsts Aoorostlo.’
Soap. Sponges. Select Drugs.
Fluid. Extracts. Flour Sulphur.
Pure Drugs. Perfumery. Patent Medicines.
Eileen. Extrrtctu. Bye atoms, .
Compiler, Cloves. Cobalt. Gertie.
Remain Powder. Knives.
Druguist Sundries. Dairies. Digetnliue.
Bongo. Burn Bey. Rue. Beg-weed. -
Uvn-Uersi. lit-Miles old to lend.
L Gnerene. Gem Stielec. Gun Trogeournth.
Glycerine. Gelsttne, Glue. Guru Arnhle.
Islnglsss. Indelllhle 1nk.Indi1ro.
an: Obstacle. Bolton. Sue. Boone.
marches. Thyme. Tsr. Teens scape“,
Syrups. Spartans“. Strychnts.
Ointments. Oils Resectisl. Oil (lesser.
Unicorn Root. Unrivsled Root Beer.
mus Rubber. Tooth Brushes. Tin you.
~Honey, Heir Brushes. Humphrey‘slpeeiiu.‘
Nepthe. Neurons. Nerviaeibodd‘s. , f ' ‘*
W.0il0odlher.0m
”unionism. “that“.
THE E TEY COTTAGE ORGAN
FIRE INSURANCE COIPANY,
South Nos-walk, Ct.
GHAI'I’IRED ll“.
CASH CAPITAL eeoo.ooo,
‘88“ JAN. 1, 18“, “85,000.
DIRECTORS s
. Iowa, ease Nan-rs.
name-R n
cones “mug-JR!” "a I" ' "a“
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mm 8. IOODY. d Kuwait.
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uncover. WWW in MM?“
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emu. Wm Asa-t
new roan omen. if.“ m
BOSTON “ 7 W m
st uni. liest.
Over $1,000,000 forth of
R E A I‘. E 8 'I' A T E
FORM
Mod for a Ulidlo'flr‘.
Jceen Passage Tickets and Foreign
Drafts st Oheepest Rates.
LIFE end FIRE INSURANCE
"tried in mou- Weiss.
CAPITAL ”MINT”.
OVER £10,000.000'.
Depositsrecetveenebtsotto cheehatslght.
INTEREST ellowed wading to Intent urns;
=2“. and s general Banking Benne- tens-cede
Banking,
' Reel Estate,
- [ls-rune.
OFFICE.
.___o;r____
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
OLD BANK BUILDING. Washington Street
sour-n renews“. can. In
JACOB I. LAY'I‘ON, Geekler,
F. H. NASH ”ROS.
nevejnst rseeivednndsddel to their Lergsud
WWW“
Staple and Fancy
GOODQ,
Aninvnieeol
English Crockery.
0! need! listen do! seleniu-
bleiepsemoir Steam nestles! “
. Bohemian1 0138,0173“ ,
Par-inn, Leve, Yellow
and Buckinghem
Wares. ‘
A full assortment 0! IRON HOLLOW
WARE. Plein. Tin Lined end Enameled.
Plain. .lspnned. Finished end Wk
’I‘cn Pots and other Goods in thet line.
“'OODEN WARE.
Brushes. Stove Blocking. etc. etc. etc
FURNACES, RANGES, STOVES
k'feutsm (or ARGAND PM I“)?! wifi Oll-
Soin ”snafu
Cellars innit 1m Hour:
manometer: moans-penile»
FRENCH SHADE. end WA! “1‘
RIALS for Making Flowers
Weneetslperstrsnou. moneyed er “
Minists:-:'ksithrhfism" : °'
Scull Martini
AGENCY.
All kinds of Sewing Enchiues
Sol! end Repaired. Parts of
Machines furnished.
Needlee. Thu-undead Silk. In-
attractions given. Stitching oi
ellkind'e done st sheet mice
Stamping end Plating. Ah,
' Van-numwmormwm ma
VWMMhW .
IRON CHAD PAINT .
Oil all;
Norwalk Chronicler