thiexla wssfiall
...{ “3333”
,%K
.2 the. ”911% youth!“ Junk—“Too
a —_ 4’..-
, his: away in safer:
ssfitbathueawea‘t :hutthe
deceptive.
a‘psraoe who has
baa-shotiathehsadhaabssa"0armthsd.'
"m.” “.3!“ rto
ham
5‘83 world.
er than a
east at vinegar)“
The revival railings- spreadiuc,but ll
Wire‘s-impact: mm mm
mammary-mam.
Freah.— “twender why my moustache
doesat grow underrav nose as well asat
nhéh ahfiade.” ties of more.)
A woman is composed at two hundred
and forty—three bones, one hundred and
sixty-nus muscles. and three hundred and
sixty—nine pins.
.____...__—__
A tool in a high station is like a man on
the top of a high mountain—everything ap-
pears small to him and he appears small to
everybody.
-——--‘-."-d—-
Three varieties of walnut-white. red and
black—draw been discovered in Mexico. in
mat abundance. The black is curly in
grain and very fine.
——-¢o§—-——- ~
You should we: tell _a man that he lies.
Simply remark that he Is guilty at hetero-
phsmy and drop the subject—if he’ll let you
-——-¢o———-
The unhealthinea of canned goods isthe
subject discussion in England, where several
clear canes otatornach poisoning have no
cert-ed from condensed milk. desiccated fish
fruit, etc.
“Full many a flour is born to rise unsen,“
said Mrs. Henry. upon observing that the
bread dough had rieen out“ of the baking pan
and spread over the kitchen liner.
. -—-—«¢——-——
391 and Gold—Anything Midas touched
was tuned to gold. In these days touch a
In“ with gold and he‘l turn into anything.
WW
I never bet on the man who is always tul-
ling what he would have done it be had
been there; I have hotbed that this kind
never get there—Josh Billings.
--—-—o.————-
A Alexican girl living at Tusccolo has
three well developed arms She can do up
her hair without creating her mouth full or
hairpin ‘
”v.40..—
A young gentleman having made route
progress in acquiring a knowledge of ital—
ian. addressed a few words to an organ-
grinder in his purest accent, but was astnu-
iahrd at receiving the sollowing murmur:
" I no speak Inglis."
w—~—-—-
hathuthersauaa with psalaodestl
Who hearts htnIsr' I hill: said.
I will a family paper take.
Both for my own and children's uht- '»
If such there he. let hint repent
And have this paper to hint sent.
““5—
"What do you think of the present jury
system ?" inquired a men of an old Chicago
eta-Judge theother evening. MINORS ’ech-
oed the old man‘in disgust. “Why, I think
that it is gettingso that if a man should
plead guilty of murder, and try to get hung.
thejury would, somehow or olhrr, manage
to acquit him."
-" fiOO-wm
When “Splvins,” now of hlnuutlsvllle,
West Virgtnia, was city editor of the
Wheeling Register. he wrote one evening:
“To-day is the anniversary of the dewth of
Louis Philipp." When the proof came up
the name rend “ Sum Philltpps." “Spitz"
thought a mere note of the mistake would
be sufficient. and so he wrote on the margin
“\Vho the II—-ll :'s Sam Phillips .’" Next
'morning the item came out. “To-day is the
anniversary of the death 0! Sam Phillipa.
Who the h—il is San: Phillips 2" “Splv”
didn't say a word about it to anyone.
“———‘> o.—
SAGACI‘I'Y or a Cow. A Fund .lu L‘lC
Wie..exchange relates the‘tollowin our
story. “A cow in the town of Eden. the
mother of a handsome calf, was crossing the
railroad a few days since. she had clrnred
the last rail when the passenger train up
pcnl’td. The animal hastened toward the
fence. Looking hick, she saw her ofl'spring
standing on the track. With a frightened
look, she made a pitcous but useless appeal
to the {sits} little creature to follow her.
(In came the train. and still stood the calf,
by this tune facing the train. The origin
cor tried to scare the little creature away by
making the whistle scream. but he wouldn‘t
acare. When the train'waa within ten rods
or the call. the cow made a rush tor her Ill-
ly child. caught hint on her home‘and bore
Hutu ox Eamon-Boos after Chet! Jua-
tice Chase aasutned the gubernatorial chair
in Ohio “leaded his proclamation appoin-
ting a ot'hatthazlvi “‘5:th To make sure of
pvtrnor catapult his
proclamation almost entirely of manager
from the “Iliad“ halibut atop... an
quotations. preauminz that every one would
recitals: them, and admire the illness of
the words as well as his taste of selection.
The proclamation meeting the eye ot a
Democratlcadbog’. heme atoaae‘upun
it. and declared that he had read it before
——eonldn‘t exactly ray where-but he would
take. ado . guy do
agfia‘fihmlllu’ifi end.”Tll|l Rm
have been a good. fair Joke, but the next
day the Republican edito - came out valiant
ly lethal-faucet the governor, pronoun-
end the charge liheiloua. and challenger
any m living to produce one single line of
the proclamation that had apposed in print
before.
Hgsmflwww (ga-
m
d mys-
terious. Aeslohratod detective was called
'Let every unclean“ the direcynru‘
in.
calamari?
tent a culprit.— Norwalk é
———~o¢o—-—-—
M‘C .t We; -—Th etasnth
century has witnessed many and great dia-
eoverlea a few of which are enumerated as
follows :
In 1000. Nine took out tirst patent for
the invention of It steamboat.
The hut-swan which reads regular
trips across the Atlantic Ocean were the SI
ms and the Great Western. in 1880.
The first public application toquactice the
use of gas for illumination was in 18023.
In 1813. the streets at London were tor
the first time lighted with gas.
, In 1818, there was built at Waltham.
Man. a mill, believed to have been the first
in the world which combined all the requim
meets for making finished cloth from raw
cotton.
In 1790. there were only twenty-live post-
omces in the whole country. and up to 1837.
the tales of postage were twenty-tire cents
for a letter sent over a hundred miles.
In 1807, wooden clocks commenced to be
madelby machineryfl‘his ushered in the era
of cheap clocks.
:About the year 1833. the first railroad of
considerable length in the United States was
constructed.
In [810, the first express business was
established.
The Anthracite coal business may he said
to have begun in 1820.
In 1886. the first patent tor the invention
of fraction matches was granted.
III 1845, the first telegram was sent.
Stell pens were firit used in 1830.
The first suecesstulreaprr was constructed
in 1333.
Sam Pakulski;
HAVING FITTED C? A
’l‘onsorial Palace,
And engaged a corps of
EFFICIENT :Xl‘TISTS
Front New York would respectfully lutlta the peb-
aspect!
all that pertains to the tonsorlal paofev-aiou. wlIl
meet with the approval of a discriminating and fax
tidionl public
IAI ’AKULI‘I. Proprietor.
Ily‘a black. Iain Street. South Norwalk. Gone.
To
n...— .- -_...__ ._-.. . _..’_..___.
(I‘r()
HURLBUTT’S.
llt‘ will do you no harm.
III muonter he will keep you cool.
In it lIIlr-I‘ It" will kelp you warm.
IBASS’ 1“ 4 It},
The Best Family Liquors
BOTTLID LAGER.
TRY .VI' FIVE CE‘T CIGARS '
COR. tutu A.\‘l. . rm Freq suml .\‘0l’.W.\l.K
1-»-.a... -..n- .1...“
Castoria.
it is a mistake to suppose that t‘altnrla in not adapt
ed to grant: persona an well as Children. They only
need to increase the quantity. Bet children have so
many complains for which Cartons ii adaptodvlflu-
Vlad Colic. Sour Stouuh. worms. Teller.
Teething and Cronp. that it is especially reconl
mended (at them.
Ila eflet‘ta are more csrtniau than Castor 0|!
1: contains no alcohol and it is as pleasant to
take as honey. it never gripes. By regulating
the stomach and newt-ls the Calorie cools the
blood, expats uurtua and prov-nu feveriahueaa
quieta lilo nerves and product-e ht‘lllh—lhl‘u of
mum children can sleep in quiet and motle-
er- "a rest.
('aszorta is recommended by all physicians
and tmraea who ban- tr‘lcd .t. .‘Uld It, is hat lug final»
idly hit‘raasiug sale. It 1- primal“! With that are
after the recipe of Dr. Baum-l Pitcher. of Mass. at
the Laboratory of .l. B. Rune & ‘80.. «2'- lley turret.
New York
2624-1111.
,- .. ......_..:"_. ---~-'
centaIIr
Liniments.
w—‘W—
.
So nearly writ-ct arr the roclpvs of those wonder-
fol pala-aonthlng and healing Centaur Linintents.
thatwucan contduntly an that uill alleviate
any pal- arising mun ttnah. hone or muscle de-
ra ants We do let pretend that they will
round abrohua leg of exterminate hone, not:
even in such rules they wtd reduce tho inflammation
asdstop the pain. Nor can we guarantee the prop-
er results where lhehudy in poisoned 3' wk].-
on. Tuniperance la as awn-saw to a proper
physical. as mental condition.
The watto Centaur [Alumnus is new
tlenlarly adapted to all come of “hon-nth".
Lernhago. Nauralzia. E whiten. Iprllna,
hlllhlslaa,Cnta.Brulssl. lugs. I‘olmiwrtlcalaa.
lattes. Weak Bank. Patna in tile .1as.w nda.
Weeping Sinatra. Bursts, Frosted treat. PI 3',
Isaiah Ireats. Sore Nipples. Sore Throat Creep.
eat. it will extract the poison treat bites
and atlas. and will cure but-no and could-
wt‘thouta sear. The tollowtagts hat a sample of
a dinosaur! similar testimonlau.
'rI ml 1... D . . ‘
> fly witches. tea-aloe: Hug». tar-:1." a {:Rl‘hllofltui-
“Wt-In. nah hast riedat any Ph :-
and my mnedlel. diheoaly thing which
h Lilltnent laure-
B!‘
than my the
7- - 3‘- enntatlatu ofI thirty yeara’
nu“, straightening layers and joint: which
M3“- boea all! for It: yearn tohtnx the soreness
pm.” ““0“. '
dollar. or even lfty cents. invested in Cal-
Reliant will be Within resell when II I.-
“lane “his. asdwllltto ramped thaa’aay
nun-tot tease paid for medical attendant-Ia.
mono they felon-titty mm.
by
flothsPrdd-gthseaahler
mmwmm
. ”gr
humanly nervous and uncont-
“'1!de
ital. 'l'hslsstwhaeetsred wasthsaeph-
wallsdiffi
. (a he Yellow Centaur not...“
W
mnudoteomehauaumelpmmtt
~ ummmnmhshefne
-m heel-eta apes savers eons at
iv gwmlfim- 1’. Works
“M...“
ii: to nah an t 0a.! eating Mam that the
sun‘s-p.- riar advaata he now mean-on for per-
fnrta it: n the but an most uttehrtnry manner ~
Israelis. Tooth-ache. "t‘d ache, Ulcers. Old illo‘rtztu,g .
Dbtheria. etc. The nosed flecks complaints theV
f Curtain Unlment will cure; all or them ll will ban
W H.31XG.'PDI1DAIW." ..
a
~ eumaerfiw Va?
‘M‘I
a”? il’i H Q
“WWW“? mm
W the ad
Immune, BUILDING,
CEMETERY WORK
Either of Great I'arhla, Drab or
Blue stone. apertures!
Sontoh Granite.
aontaantacturv rs of all kinds of “80841.0
STONE 001M?"
PIIGI, BATIB & GO.
Yawn-a andhusehaelo 5L. fidiand 11 Water
gbwfio Agents for the 7 0011'? LAWN
Nor-walk. Guam. Feline“
' GEORGE W. SMITH
Dealartnallkindsof (motes
OROOERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FLOUR AND FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Nerwalk.
We are sure 'lt does not require columns of sdver
tlaements to satisfy our customers that the quail: y
ofonr 15”" is always the hast in narhonand first they
aacbeap as can be purchased elaew
Produce taken in Exo hangs-
HANFURD WILBUX,
DEALER IN
GOAL &.'Wllllll
WOLESALE & RETAIL.
Yard the War and of the Bridge.
80 UTH NORWALK.
Families and PM toriva supplied with the heat at
tumult market prior s. Delivered within an reason-
able distance. Prompt attention given to a 1 orders.
largo or amall
D. H. WEBB, Agent,
Call and (on us and leave your orders.
N 5
,___,.. __ A-.. -
Grand Opening
or 1 III
LJXII‘EST NOVELTIES
I!
rent. STYLES
MILLINEBY GOODS
FAJVCX' Goons
Mrs. H. KRIEGER’S
WASHINGTON STREET.
”.A-._._....._...... ... ._ ~-———
( )IJI) WEIJIJ
' Meat Market.
Main Street, Near Washington.
This old stand. which is Juatly relthrated for ttu
anpt-rmr quality of its moat:- avinw come until-r
tht mauuemrnt of the audmigned "will continue
In or» to the elurona ot thin city
First Class Meals at all this
Ar FAIR PRICES.
'lht- nadir-ligand hating had experience in con
ducting this huelneu in this place fouls that h
know I tho naute of this couuuulty and is tontldout
nfhia abIllt) to tutti-{y them. and Mill sell just Au
chum In tho quality of the meals will allow, and Im
Imp”: In ntrict atttutlon tn huaincu to receiver:
llbt rnl share of the public patronage.
D. C. II. BROWV,
914 ii
Agent.
, A. ...__ _—...
Slil'llllllll‘S Mllllllll llll' 1876.
The publishers intltoattvutiuu tn lllu following
list of some of the attrattivo art lea sutured for
litrihuor ttMtllillll)‘, for the chJ g year. In the
field of “Hill“, buidna numerous nnwletlea null
Ilmrt slnrira there will III:
3 ilEllAliKABLY SERIAL STORIES
' BY AMERICAN AUTHORS.
W In: of tlIaatxnow complete is in our hauda.
“GABRIEL CONROY."
By BRET. "ARTE.
Begin: in ovumhor number. and “ill run for it
mouths. 'l‘ hi nMr ilurte‘ n tlrit Ixtlvudod wort.
The It‘t. “(ii an curator-a. which the author haa cho-
sen from hid favorite livid talit‘urula. are painted
with clIarattfiflntlu vlvlduona and pow or: ’1
Work . without doubt. the minimum record
“anl‘mnraullts thL thaa «appeared
at. bottom emery lumen» we
” PHILIP NOLAN S FRIENDS,
0r, Show your Passports.“
ut' ROW .utu EVERETT It..u.lc
The scene at this story is laid sin tlwao thwoat-
an territory. now forming the States at .ouiaaua
and Texas. at the time Aaron Burr‘ a treason.
The characterslived in a section which was new
American. uuw FronehJ now Spanish. and this
record of their It‘lvuuturo- livoa Iunltua a story of
intense and naming lntereat throughout.
A SECOND " FABMER‘S VACATION.“
or can. «no. It waruxo, Ju.
COL Waring is now in Europe. visiting, iii a row-
boat ride of two hundred and fifty railed. one of the
moat fertile and interesting at the vine- growing val-
ley; or Europe This second series of paper-a prom
Iauatu ho own more lutereatin than that with
.w-hit it our readers are already fan: ll ar.
CENTENNIAL LET'I ERS.
EDITED It! 10!!! VANCE CBENEY.
A rare collevrt’l‘mh of ltevolxtottary Letters. mainly
dutscend
from
Joseph ard. They are full at interest. and will
beresdwitbararo relish in connection with the
on of the rear
BI mmhmtfilluatrated articles on
AMERICAN COLLEG ES"
Written as t‘vd it their friend appear
tile-Innis“: '1‘ eI-erlvodlnters-t tneolle ellfe
make- these papers clpeclall timely. and w l ao-
curator than: unusual atton on. .
. * OLD NEW YORK
levntlyullluatrelted articles on Old Nguh'erl.“ .by
pear at once. and
Jattentlon?!a t‘apeityor Country. who mark
interest-t hsdereloputautof the eturea matron
md tely remember the quaint pena-
. ties at its olden tune.
“cone"... tram more... “*- "met
" trains “athle-
aswttl in the future
Miller-
kamtthasmtathemtemnd
rel norm” minaret!“
$°fimaa saga-rag? flaws: as
_ U?”
35s.. Nev. W. to 1.13. holed
. Mink-II" ""9334
t. s.. cloth.“ easel
. a}?
A...
nwfi‘.‘
w. UwSHF-‘t W ”95"”7'?“
FOR
GOOD
PRINTING
A '1‘
PAIR PRICES.
GO TO THE
Sentinel Ofi/ce.
m- eee ----
GOOD WORK
AT
weer-wan? “‘r 71- ' - ‘
Alfred Knapp
Ones more solicits the attention of the El{Little to
at “'me in WABNIXJETO TON ls'l'
I'm- the neat hrandot FLOUR. go to
A. K N A P P ’ S. '
For nest BUTTER to town. [a to
A. KNAPP’S.
l‘ors perryanunucdbutsdnanel’k.
Lard. etc... no to e or
A. K N A P P ’ S.
For the beat 001F338 and TEAS, go to
A. K N A P P ’ S.
For anythl you want in the green tin it on
want the heaL'to be had. go to r, .‘ y
A. '.K N A P P ’ S.
For a new lot of DISHES. go to
A. K N A P P ’ S.
For your TABLE CUTLIRLIOto
A. K N A P P ’ S.
For SILVEE PLAT- WARE. zoto “
A. I{ N A P P ' S.
For the best KEROSENE 011... go to
A. K N A P P’“S.
Who is also Agent for the genuine
ASTRAL OIL.
For anything you want that you cannot and alre-
where. no to Alll NW I,
Washington Street.
"on...
‘61.:
Ohms},
'4 e
at
WHEEOVWM
finial]!!! m to
ROOVMOT I'll
PAIN.
Rheumatism, Sprains Still Joints,
Glandular Swellings, lite.
ONLY im- VI GIN“ A mm.
For sale by all Dramas.
Q
REUBEN HOYT, Proprietor.
ans onunwrce swam. saw roux.
Cl“ tor It .3
F . P E C K ' D, ‘
DRUGGIB’I'.
lowtla Norwall, co...
«x I—TliE WLMAI’S FlilElill
m FINISH [D AND HOST PERFECT
“x “FLAT IRON “ EVER ERHADI.
ramble mat. MNIMW
The handle is entirely
aepsrate.a and may he
need for any number or
Irons. It can be adjnat~
ad instantly. and beta
rider! with a ehtel
its hand is couplets!
need for
Raf" No holder is
niredh withers. nbscia’g.
out a run a
mil-M Wk ant-s. the anon mull
MM 06010 send to any address, on re-
s otnraft or wL’
:deue Order for u: e amount. either
of sldlowlnlaet
ICING. I41ml0;:.:tnt;gll:tl: INMIB, “m
III I“
“ H “ 7:43.391”. -~
Nickel plated irons. 75:". per set extra};
orderl- lwo not. will re-
naive, “at extra‘as n pro-Inna.
My reliable agents wanted.
Adda. ”KI-YR BAD more 00..
O lbfkstBHMyMB-Dq!‘
For Sale by ~W. C. Qumran!) & Co.
. u: .
I’Itllltlu
,vaIII-m
.II-itu
"W
J. R.
Builder and Contractor,
RAYMOND.
SOUTH NOBWALK, Cl‘.
Slump, “'t'st oi the Depot, near the Nursery.
”re/f
lfixtra-
Forests by Drlulats and
lDIbl'
" r““§ox.anaa.
X'egetation.
CUR-S DYSPEPSIA,';§
Inclination, Constipation, Headache, Baioussaeu, Lou of Appetite. and
all Diseases arising from a disordered m of
S'l‘()M.ACH, LIVER and BIJOOD.
I an th of a-Insrsl or urioee nature is healed tab the Beat P clans
That tls free from y to: MOI-0° y hyai
I“.
n’a’fiosne nan co . Dan-vast. or.
GOOD EGGS make Goon PROVISIONS 1!
Ask for ANDREW’S
NEW HAVEN SAUSAGES,
Fresh Pork, Lard, Home, doc.
The BEST in the Market.
F. 8. Andrew & 00., Park Packers, New Haven, 01;.
IF YOU
WantaCoolt.
Want a Clerk.
Want a Partner.
Want a Situation
Waut' a} Salesman. ..
Want a Servant Girl,
Want to sell a Piano.
Want. to Buy a Farm.
Want do sell a Carriage,
Want to narrow Money,
Want to ‘ sell City Property,
Want to sell Owner-lea,“ Dre‘s,
WanttoasllDryOeodsorOarpets.
WanttottadOnatouentorAaythin‘
. Advertise in IRE SENTINEU
AdnanthnhNawm
Coal and : weed,
”Mi” “SW31”;
,7/
. manor“ m: sac who... y
Regan 'rt-Ite,
Borough Peeple.
AT m OLD ITAID 0"
BOOTS, SHOES &. RUBBERS
Of all kid atehaiowfipeaslhlseashmeam:
WWI? marl” u "11' “ m
A LANG! LOT 0!
Ladies’ Rubbers, iaecond
quality. Price 40 cta. a pair.
Mena’ ditto 70 eta. a pair.
memmtofgoodgoodssf all kinds. at
fair prices.
Coane and See.
Horse Care ran right by the door. 7 Do not for—
get the place.
ELY’S BLOGK‘,
sov'rss NORWALK. CT.
PIANOS.
ORoaus,
MELODEONS
FOR SALE AN D TO RENT
Call and 80.
THE E TEY COTTAGE ORGAN
DIST BEGAN N 1113 WORLD
—AT~-
M. POTTEIS’S
Mtfsrc s'romr,
J.
Next door to the Savings Bank,
W'all Street, Norwnlk.
Ila keeps on head's large stock of
PL! NOS. 0 R0 A NS
ANI‘ XELODEONB,
.ad will sell than on monthly Mats.
Did instruments taken in exchange for new.
Pia- teand and repaired.
T. B. BUYER Milli,”
DEALER. IN
CHOICE rerun?
linlllillllll-IS
nurturing ,
PROVISIONS
AND
MEATS
pox-nea- Iaow 8K. Boutoaa Sui.
r. moor-u usannatoa Guru.
,MN
THE PLACE TO BUY.
f mas Anna-oath.
”manages, om Drona.
fluid. ExtractaJlr-ur Sulphur.
Pure Drops. Perfumery. Patent Indicted.
liters, Extracts. Byte Stones, -
Oa‘lphw, Cloves, Cobalt, Cards.
Kampala Powder. Kala-as.
m Sundries. Beatrice. Din-tam
Stunt my. End. Eu- ”weed
Elva Herd. lluhr'ellas old to land.
‘ Sold andBeparr-ed.
FIRE INSURANCE Chum,
H. S. BROWN....@¢“'“I Norm or.
own-read; Iaea.
can carrier. 8260000,
ASSETS, JAN. 1, 187.: “83M
DIEM)” s
norms. nowax. 03%“
mm”? an M33:
non reduce an York.
10:03“ “PTII‘OAUGLOW, of Beuthll‘orwalk.
TALLIADGE mean. ‘m rem
”RYE.
10878 I. “APP. also.
WINE!“ I. INDY. 1! Norwalk.
OFF '10 E38 3
a. EARNED Prairie-L
. WWI BAKILW “fine mint.
A. 1.. rats". Asst. fluent-y,
mm Agent
new you orrrca. }fi.mm
BOSTON “ '1 mm 7
cnroaoo “ as more am
an-wms " Oar. ah and Olive Insets.
illoeaes since organisation have been
raid in full. in cash. including its
dfim“' [mend Disto- firs New.
Over $1, OO0,000worth of
REAL ESTATE
Foam
send for a Catalogue.
Drafts at Cheapest Rates.
LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE
new in mm. (lo-panics.
CAPITAL stratum,
OVER .70. 000, 000.
meatm
INT! EST last to llltlll Ill..-
neat.“ agen a Isms-Mat
Banking,
Real Estate,
Insurance
0 F F I C E .
M!—
MELVILLE Ex MEAD,
eto BANK ’BUIu‘II‘uc, uranium." 5m
' sown “WALK. CONN. 10
noon It. LAYTON. Cashier,
F. H. NASH ltBBllS.
Hire just received «added to that me “1!
Constantly increasing Stock of
Staple and Funny
GO 0135,
, An invoice of
English Crockery,
o m m W
hire.“ ly tare. ad of new and
Bohemian. Guns, Crystal,
Parian,'Lava, Yellow
and Buckingham
Wares.
full assortment of IRON 801450;?
WARE. Plain, Tin Lined and Enameled
Til Wait Mill Hill.
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