South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, May 12, 1877 · page 3

 

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'I‘o Adveraiaan-‘t‘tw strut-mar. is the hut

\dvcrtiatn medium to its obtained in this section.
i‘o “an insertion the same week. advertisements
tin-t be handed in by Wednesday morning. Terms
~f advertising out be found on our lira! page. which
ttli in every case 9 strictly adhered to.

To Corrcspcndcntc.—Wrwarneatty request
but one or more of our man friends in each town
in ihls vicinity will do us an our-v patrons the favor
a forward for publication whatever items of later-
ost may occur II their victnit '. We will do the
"‘ dressing up.“ if necessary. and along the local

ems.

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Job Prlrlllnn.~~lf you want We, Haml-
nilts, llllthcatla, Letterman I, Visiting (hr-dc, I‘llil‘l'
gains. or anylhlnr chic to the line of printing, leave
roar ortlcra at tho lv'rtnlt. office. where they will
to executed in the iioatoat style and on reasonable
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Elie-Slvrirtvm. Is on sale in this city at II. Iii—Bot;
well‘n. ’I'ho- tinyer‘a tin/it’ll. l‘roaas‘. in Norwalk
at S. Kiltanloy‘a an.l l‘.’Meuitkln‘a.

 

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Scrlbncr‘a Monthly and Sentinel, 34.80
I41. Nli‘lmlll " " LIX)
Dentures! Monthly " “ 3.60
Eclectic Monthly “ “ 5.50
The Nursery. “ " 2R0
American Agricultnrnlirt " $.70

ir'l‘bc subscription lflf‘a' of tlieabove maintainer-
ta: Scribner-4| no; St. . lt‘Iltlllltl, $3 00; Dcmoreat'r,
{.1 Oil: Nursery. $l.tt0.

 

 

List of Letters

Ii RVIAIVINII tn the I‘oalotiicc at South Norwalk
May 10, 1577. Persona enliiitt: for any of these
Isttera wtll please say they are advertised

LADIES‘ LIST. .
Mis- Katie Ii ”“05, Mrs. Mary lleunls. Mrs.
Dr. Osborn.
GENTLEMEN‘S Lts't'.
E. Becker, Mr. Joint-s Flym, N. Moore.
Dr. J. R. I’r..vosl, Mr. Dewitt Ila-sell.
J. 3. DI'NNING. r'tmt-Muti-r.
.—..—.<.__.v._
LII! of Letters
) EMAXIING In the Post Ufllcc at Nortvnik, (form.

May llItli. 1‘77. Persona calling for any of
I llt‘ abutc urll please say “Atiicrtial-d.”

W. E. Iicach,“’illiam A. Castle, Miss
Nellie (Yondon, Mrs. Mary Cook. Cook &.
I. titnsbt-ry, ller‘bcrl. (lorharrt, ‘2. Miss I‘JI'Vl"‘
linetlreen, Henry L llartnng, L. Hoyt \\;
Sort, Charles Iloudlcy, Mrs. Hoyt. Mary
[Irrit-y,.\trs. Nettie .Ioncs. Mrs. \Villiarn
Northropc, lit-urge ()Nn-lcy, Nt‘lsutt .-\. I‘ll-
gu-r. 1‘. Mrs. Lydia A. l’ovk. Nichols dis Porn-
lu-r, IIZtlIlt‘ I, lltytnvund. E K. Rockwell ti:
(‘1),Misalrcnc Smith, John A. Slater, Mar

sellus Spence-r. A, Sw-itlt & Son, William
Surlrr, Mrs. Ed. "I‘ristham, II. It. Turner,

Mrs. Oliver ’l‘robrirlgc, Mrs. William l‘wiss,
Mr. Vrlhagc, Miss Mary Welch, Mrs. Min-
nie Wilst r, Mrs. Kale \l'illiatns.

L‘IIAS. ULMS'I‘EAI) I'mltMastt-i',
79¢. MM

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3W all?

:t‘lintimis.

and

’ new ADVERTISEMENTS.

II‘H'k'T" Lightning: Soap E. K. Lockwood,
(‘uzrfvw'tiunt-ry and Ice i‘rcarn A'JI'IIII Hull Ind. ,
l’r-duu- t‘ourr Ntillv -- ~li<tati~ t‘tmr li-s ll. liarvvy.
.l nlrn it'llrtcn‘a t‘iri'rtszorivnlk. 'l‘ltnrrilriy, Mn] ‘Jl.
'I‘t' lIv-ritw levil o E \Icatl.
IH-nrtstw firs. t‘ ll Kendall .v Son
btvnrnboat I’rlrkagv Eaprrrs.
-¢o>~ ~—

The cherry and pear trees in this vicinity
have. bloomed very profusely.
.— .co.

Mr. James llowcn has taken p isscssiiu
of his country real 1. or“ at Itiivyat in.
«o _..__

Mr. Jatnis ll. Knapp'a l"il(111‘ltl adjoin
in: his residence has received a new coa' of
paint.

 

 

. , ‘> . A
’I‘llli is the time of the year when a ill‘tll
s tcs his last \\‘Il1l4‘l"§tt"‘T(‘«tll l'll‘llt'tl into :i
, port of plaster till-3101' vns'ts.
<¢9~ -~~ ,
"Harri l‘tn I’rlf‘i'S—l‘rlill‘tltl‘lll‘ mum in
odor—all \vool-—tiist class slylc ft 1‘ $0.00,
at Stvords‘

V .0. —

Mr. l‘I. V. A (‘hicht'sir'r has rum lV‘l his
family fr on this city to their country home
for the summer season.

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Ilirrmt‘ has cintitrcl 1| new tcritn of rein-
dt-t-rs of lltt‘ brindl- hue. “'0 have not
lc-trned what lit-cunt- of the ll >lly \'ar.irns.
000

: Tucker is disc \trnlm: bvfitrc-‘hc-w tr pri»
(0:, Who c to remember when p-"tnnts
were every 'mforo s »l~l for live cents ‘\ tpt it‘l.
4..

Messrs. Smith t\* l‘aliucr‘s ha! factory is
being: considerably i‘tilai’qed by an addition
to the main building and t :c brick “ inncx."
-‘c0

——.\ limit so wilv of Illtlsv $10.)
St 1“ at Po to's‘ Ilut S'or -.

,V.-,.. 7”

li‘t'. H. il. .\ lions. wh i our . th~ istrr
rs‘int: and ins'ructivo ‘It‘lt‘illllli‘ .,, t-\bilti
dittiri: the p.151 \vcck, pr :ichci ‘lll excellent

 

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nrtd $1 ‘3':

 

 

.‘hnhr sold about this. mane, quarts

of psalms Nat sum». li‘tva cents a quart

has started a general appetite for peanuts.
W

Bur: an exchanger “Neverrae late a
store when you are not wanted. It a man
wants you to come to hta place of business
he will invite you through an advertise-
ment in your home paper. It is very wrong
of‘you to lntrudc upon his privacy, so don‘t
do .it “

WOO-w—

Mr. Henry Cttastner called at our office
and showed us a lemon tree twig bearing
two immense lemons. one weighing' about
twelvoonncesand the other about eight.
The lung was front a tree belonging to Mr.
Ctutsutur who takes much pride and pleasure
In cultivating lemons.

 

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At do regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Councilmen Monday evening. on
business of importance was done. the most
of the time being taken tip in reading mln~
ulcs of the previous meetings. the monthly
bills were paid and No or three petitions
referred to proper committees.

MM
Messrs. lliladon d: Adams, at the old rnarv
kct. are offering all that the New York mar-
ket atI‘ords tn the line of fittiis. Vegetables,
etc. They have green peas, new potatoes,
strawberries. tomatoes, spinach and other
greens, asparagus, radishes, leek, pineapplts,
oranges, bananas, etc., fccsh every day,
besides, fresh fish of all kinds, at the
lowest prices. The old stand still continues
to offer the grt'nlvsl attractions to house-
keepers.

 

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During the past week or two there has

been considerable annoyance in this city, by

semit- party or parties throwing: stones
through windows: Several glasses have

been broken, and some narrow escapes been

had from the missiles. An elf-irt shonll be

rnadc to put an end to this despicable prac-

tice before some one is seriously injured

thereby. "
_ 4., c..-

———.I with \Vank iusi received a large stock
Sun Snail-s- and flora Hats which he sells
for half the lls‘it'll pric-‘s.

, —- —-¢0O~~'

Mr. John Hnll lilil, who succeeds Mr.
Frank i‘lt'tl in the confectionery and ice
cream business, app will: Music Hall, is sell-
inc first-class ice Cream for 10 cents per
plate. If a young man can‘t atl‘ird to take.
her out now he must be hard tip index-d.
With cream at 10 Cents a plat? and peanuts
5 cents a quart .linppincss ought. to rein) in
all young hearts, Mr. Holland is also man-
ufacturer of first-class confectionery, which

he retails 1.1 the lowest p s.

,x «o———-—-

\Vhilelhe circus in”) were driving the
elephants into their car, on Monday night,
one of tin-in made. a rnis>top and threw the
plank up against the car, making a terrible
raektt. This frightened #nOther one, which
bra-akin: front its. keeper, ran up Main
street. to the Wooster House, Wll'TC he was
brought illl'lt'l' C‘llllrlll. The low-per was
struck by the animal and knocked sense-
bst,smne szlylttg being,r seriously injured.
Such a so flit-ting of small boys you never
tlid scc.—~Dtn’wry .Yr'ua.

*«9 ~--——-

Til" game law of th-- Stat'e,.p:tssed during
the last Session of the l‘t‘uis‘l'illtrrn makes it
an actionable. offence to'dttrni, 'kill, destroy
or attempt 1 i kill Woodcock, tpr III or p tr!
ri-Izc In tween the first day of .I marry and
the first day of October in each year. The
law nls 1 provides against the snaring or
lrapping these birds at any time, or the din
str’uctiun of their eggs, ever-pt by the owners
of the lord where they are caught. The
l‘t\\' rt-l-ttivo to fishing provi ics lldl‘il trou‘
shall no. he i“\Il~'ilI with a hook aul ll'tt‘
l‘Xi'a'tli it] Iltt‘ illitllflls «if Apt‘iL ,\I .3" J11“.
.ltil)’ tIItI .\ll.‘ll‘l llllil (‘ tIt‘lIlll: Hf ti \It\|i\l] llr
uri‘sc ptl -r to .\l or, 1830, is Iliillilltt't‘ l. tli'
p-o ilty'bcitLr not less th tit $30 nor in ‘ri'
than $500. or imptimnmcnt for not l~ss two
nor morn- lli tn siv In \nths. iir ilwl‘l. This
p-ntliv will not be itillit'tcl provi l»-.l the
it h at.- t:ttt;:‘ol unintentionally and are irn~
lilt‘tlinldV rr turnmi to the “rat rs from
\tl.ic.‘t !S.\'_\‘ are tikt-n.

”a -..{‘;\~—r\\%
“H trlcm \\ I‘m. imvciu now to at‘t‘tn—t

and arc now making good pants
'it $1.30. t‘tsdmcro and l‘itt‘\‘itl suits tor
N‘Q‘Jlil t‘wol tits and entire sitisiictiin
gtrut‘int: tnl.

 

 

 

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'I‘l.c idea which We have for a )‘t‘::r in

 

 

sermon at the lr‘lhl M If. (‘barch last Sutt-
dsv ivtni‘r: .l
,‘.. - 7- , —

itIIiAe: 02in .\. 'l‘t ti o. w'ta is on duty at
that on, has been arrested on tontpla‘nt of
Ills wife, who charges him with ill tr ~ \tm til. i
'I‘m- hinting of the case is St'l down i} r neat '
'l‘n w lav

F~ » x >Qoo , a
ti \ S ills b, the \\'a~b‘r~:t .,,
«longish has not i is sodt fonn! .in in t\;t:’rtt l

‘ fleet: '

t in. II « is makiru :i :ittzct a‘c tli-it brats:
a‘.‘ cit-at on llc is going to make n sp- cialtv

of thzs iri-i‘a this ~uzn in", out it will tin-
dot txilv ltr‘t‘tttttc vcrv poptt‘a“. Take
s \tflt‘r—Sll your own t-xpcnst‘.

~—— 77-9.. —~ —«

——l.' \‘ u w in‘ in tow a st.‘ii~li t“. n th
111‘ :u an t Sl‘t‘ Ms “' Hit. it ~ is the b as
hat triniutcr in ‘iiis ‘own.

~——-——¢o. ,

The two it tlt‘lllr er l“l id ti 1“. ll wind in
for sown); tuwhiu-w on the Silt \lav,
ISM ‘or a tent of >liit‘2‘t veirs, and twice ,
cxt-rudeicfor a term of swim-u vetrs, and l
twice unsold for \‘tl.‘t‘~‘\‘vli\‘.‘ p ritls of t
scvcii yous c \i“| evoke! a! noun 1‘.th I ty,
Ha ~ of 1 m n h for the 'our-‘eoi invmt on.
Tllt‘sJ are std t t be t to ad. of the i up c-
ttut p ttt-nti l: t‘ierio i l force. contul’ci by
V Ni is known as the sewing machine c \tt‘.~
b‘ndian. and ther- is no reason u~\\\‘ why
Stwlu; m :Ix‘ilillt‘i shou‘d not, b‘ sold fur,
tint-hail what they have :bcen before,
'l‘wau'v dollar“ is a t: i ii pric,‘ f r iii ' b ‘i‘.
machine m-idc.

-——-~MO

Mr, Theo. llartvvick has taken the it"eutgv
for an article that will strike the fancy of
every poultry raiser. it is called the Reuse.

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of chickens, ‘QFKK‘V'I‘ pizeons and other do
mtsiic tools. 1:. la a cast iron pan over
which is ‘tdlth‘l"d wires that allow onlv
emu in; the chickens or crown but; to get .
limit baa-ls in the bed. preventing their ct t-
on: thrill fret into it. that situation a swine
or at bail to m, exot- ln evict-a and Mat
were» it from Mites, write overturned.
The article should an to to meioed. ,
9 r-f—"§ ‘—~-—.

fleece»? Ramses \‘l‘. thy-wind. wt
Lawis‘ww against the D unitary ts Soto-dc
“attend “Wildly far datum“ autumn is,
“13:35 by wintflyek by a train “a the
road, M; Na loo tau wk nuts "\Ma
The plaiatttl‘ e‘a‘ttu- dim-‘6 , any-s he want
dnv‘taq mm the tres- at bit-a? (Hanan
crawling with a d tubb- team, when the to.
cmattvtx the engineer not havlat elm on
proper aldnnl-r and the crossing being abltnd
one. as claimed, motion! with tar Wagon.
The pilot mark it, ant tits tar-wot end or
the miller atraelt lltvm Illd in tttnai In. ‘I‘ft1
wagon was broken and one hora.- killed.
lie Ina thrown down a tlrcllvily of 0‘}
feet. It before stated. and stiaevorely injured
that. It ta claimed. he trill never recover1
The caaciaa hearing in damages, IIIVIDI
been default-rd by the defendants, who
adopted this m'thod of taking the case from
the jury. ‘of which gll contentious. in suits
to recnvrr far peoaoml Injuries. appear: the
in tour. A still it mover was brought in
the superior court, but. tvu abandoned and
this sultinstitulsd. There arc so!» very
mun legal questions Involved in the
arm. Daft-ace asked fucdclay; arousal for
' . pldctl! «graduating tbs notion.
occult-its «nu-sol iti- m up:

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-. men folio-vote.

 

E[mat things for it in tit

. corpora‘i‘d in our c-dutnus of giving a statis-

ticil liTIlt‘i" ti-‘M‘i‘l‘llllt: S with Narw dk is t-~
be entire-d upon so in In the c tin-nus oi
H-t‘r? out" 2i’lt-f‘tt'r‘l‘a‘ J.w‘rmr-’, published
irt New York by Messrs. Wt birth L‘m, whose
aunts are now at work 't‘llitllt: us collecting

information for a more long‘h)‘ article than

ours, and going more into detail. which is
to occupy the whole front page of that \‘ tl‘
u t‘ilo jofrt‘u it. We underst ind tint a bi»

ltr‘y of t‘i. growth its the placc, its pupal ,.
tit-u, tlil\‘.tltl:lj.:r‘_~‘, attr-ie‘ions, loo-til in, situ i~
lion,t‘otttrcctinxs, institutions. niaunl‘acturix s.
it-s ititt‘c‘, will all receiv- dnc lit ‘nrron
[pull the pen at an able i ttll‘.i:tiisl,-' ill to
:rpp.~.r it; dit tit in some futura nutttlter,~«
after which th‘ information in the till.‘t‘li‘
will be condensed and will occupy a prrow
n! at. place in their columns for the ycur, t ,
:rt‘tz-r with a list of th.~ priueiptl business
Similar informal: or as this
article em leased or otherwise pr \p ts a to
give can only b: t‘ tan l.tt‘ at a’l.in quit the *rs
or rttotclopedias, but it is the purpose of th ‘
pu'ilistters t-I publish iuforiutttou of town-
int e‘ciws perm tu only so Ill‘ll trtvclct‘s ‘tlll
o‘ltv-rs ctn htvo it. at hand when wanted.
As thejourual is for sale on tha trains and
cheat llcl t, liotelsrt isau excellent the lion
whereby our nine» e iii iv put and kipt be

fore the P‘t‘tllt‘. 'l‘nc i let is a good one at i
.5 {no publishan urel u i introdueti in from

-‘ as, having: published our directory for iii»

past tea with} We hxpo they will receive

the etieonragernsrit which the imputatieeol
their enterprise demands.

————-ow ,

tame a am who runs down his own

i ova. lie 91 her ought to get wt or n a;

barn to love his swath that.

class in “earls every villaru’er elix- w tacit is

ion to decry but their native tow a, claiming

 

that ii isa veer miserable place, myriad

w tilt many others their have lived in or hand
to. The); sweat it think am they have data
their bill thus only when they haw said
«my mama intestacy can think at ataxia
is slums and the general chum or the
pine. not are always best-aunts: the hue
tho save them bath in or beaten. threat to
it. They havna‘t m «mango to know
um tbediflltatlw lies at their own data.
Tat-y uewrdo animations help the «inn,

'haeame they think that easedkdw it Willis

Mt it outta: ttmu sweat“. and they are
carver mum; tor acumen to get out at it.
the pity is that they'doa‘t no at new and
matte room tor some one. who will try and
tmlp the plans alone. “we use want ttmle,
but they dart- ttot matu- a button will: taut
for it. ‘1‘qu want to make money, not ttwy
can‘t lioar to want any. In short. tltvv are
too actilait for their one human (init- as
the man or woman wttoblovn on his or Iicl‘
own town. They are the one. w‘ao want It
to «tunnel to cementing, and are willing to
Itelp it along. You don't hear than talking
about it bola: tbc "poor-tot darn lamp in the
world to malts a living in." but you will
hear them telling how nicely they have got.
along; hear them speaking of’lta many at.
traction. and. perhaps, at...» in; of its
growth and prosperity. and pro “attaining
0 future. Theseus
tbs folhthat helps place and will me
something of it despite tits I‘m“ of on”.

 

 

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“a mum human but,
Minted. ~ , r " *7 a

_ ”swam
The [four has discarded the miscellaneous
advertlactnsata from in fourth page.

W .
Members of the Donkey Club should read
the omclal order to Marcus. column.

W
Capt. W. B. Ferris had a harness stolen
front his barn onehight last week.

”—4..”—
Councilman Seth-ck has put a spring touch
upon his lawn.

My...
'1‘. B. Guyt-r & Sou have a newly painted
sign to invite customers to their Springwood
grocery store.
w« 4»
Miss E. C. Smith has tita'fluest stock of
rnillinery goods of any one in the city. At
reasonable prices.
’wv—«p—wfi
Mr. Charles Watkins. we understand, will
leave this citv about the first of next month
for a Western trip.
—-—-~'QO>-
Street Commissioner Baker‘s delightful
residence has been grade more beautiful

than over by a ne‘wfeoat of paint.
f- - ~QOO—u-
.1. Donovan and Raymond Brothers have

laid the curb rtnd gutter irt front of their

premises on East Washington street.
«ooow-«u—
The housekeeper who has got thro gh her

spring cleaning unhesilatingly thonounces
her less fortunate neighbor a “slow poke of
a thing, anyhow."

Mr. E. M. Merritt's residence at the “ one.
tion of Main and Concord streets looks och

pleasanter since the removal of some of the
trees from the dooryard.

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-——Ilock Bt‘ill‘ al George Rehauh‘s. 38 Lil
"a- _.. Q9. . ...-,_

The Grand Council I“. o; A. M. held its

annual meeting in New Haven, Monday,

and elected (rIIlCt'fé for the your. licv. W.

H. Sitnonaon of this city was chosen Grand
Chaplain.

linrr lit-its, who but an arm in the em-
ploy of the Danbury tk Norwulk lliilroad
Company, last fall,bris recovered and has
received the position of depot-master at the

Dauhury dcpot.—.’l'nr.w.
~—- coo ~—~—~

Capt. data. C. Ctuwe lost a valuable young
horse in a singular manner last Saturday.
The horse had been loaned to Mr. ]. issen
who had driven it to the topogzjligh street
and left ithitched while he wont into a house.
From .‘OIHC cause: the horse starled,‘and
was turning down the bill when the wagon
gave a lurch, throwing the horse, killing it
instantly.

 

“—999—
Mr. M. )1. Norton has been a great .«uf.
{0ch for two or three Weeks frotn nlcrmtrd

teeth. For two Weeks he was confined to
his house the pain bring altno>l lltlt‘ltrlllffllc.
He has had nearly all the teeth of his upper
jaw extracted or rather they became loosened
lrorn tin-jaw to such an extentlhat they had
to be taken away. The jitw‘is vtry sore yet.
but Mr. Norton is able to graphis attention
to business.

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—-—.lacub \Yank has just received it large
varixty of Indies l’arasois, \l'lllt‘lt he is Scl-
ling at great bargains. '
-—~- woo. - -e.._ .

An IIt‘ll] appeared in the Norwitlk Eagle
l-rst Week, which unintentionally give one
ot our in wt l’f‘rlitt't‘tt‘tl youngr Cllll. be an an
enviable not Irirty. The item stated that
Nels in Tug/or, Jr. had got into a scrip; and
been arrested and ti icd eighteen dollars and
costs. when the facts \\'lf‘\‘ that Nt-lson '17:!
(5:, .li'. a notoriously bad character, had been
indulging,r his propensity for t~vil doing, and
It id been punished tlierctor. The “intelli-
gent comp isitor.“ as usual, is responsible for
tho tnistiii 'lttt tit.

g ve 0“

The has” ball season comes in on the fly,
and rubber overshoe‘ and old b nits liit‘sto-
rlott~lv vanish from the llttitst‘llwltl closrt; to
re .ppctr on the silent in lab" li‘rllt,
and c rose the w tysidc pctlttslrian to trembli-
nt its never-to-bnoticninicd upon citations
in the hands of the small boy. ti.» anus lot-k
happy, suit: ons sniilc softly, and tan ‘t‘t-nt
youth evoke angered exc‘raniutions from lid
crs of thc soil, as thcv leave lilt‘lr lttlic foot-
prints on the ;:ir it'll 1} .ds, while snatching
the ~ in t bill.“ And still no arc n -t happy,

so t i spctk.

. W.

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—dtisl icticyci-sotiic Il‘tlltl“~‘llli‘
\\ t"tl‘. :tl l‘ktttlcis lljii Si-vl‘t‘.

Neck

V v ‘9. ~~ -
liirnuni‘s onlv event as“. “ tit-rd “ s‘cow
ruachcd this c ty last Suntlay t‘vcni't: about
Still o‘cl-ck, on its \\‘n\' in Ilttilitt'y "he

“ moral “ ch trailer of the show w ttli not
allow of its licgininn the tour of the country
on a Sl‘i‘lliill‘illl)‘. It midi-d grodlv to the
a‘ d S‘tllL‘lil)‘ i‘tc Situ-
dav cvenin; St-t’Vict's in t‘izs city when the

iinprtusivvnt-ss .tf

locotnclivrsot‘ the RH“ Haven and Dan
burv railroals cave >itlt‘ittg blast“ trout

whistles. liiroutn‘s vcratity and fit: ml for
"rt Stimuli] day are t: o \\‘t‘ll est titlisbvd to
littlll'lt‘ ltll)‘ l\t‘\\'$llallt‘l‘ t‘lltlttl‘S and".
"O - <
The cuttitainiiicnt givvu by the Y. avg
[widows Ass -t~t..t‘:oa‘, last Fillny occult»:
w is :t vtty roispicanzs in turnrati ‘1 of Iiitl
church lestiv timid fair so is i l. Maxi: ll dt
was well tilled by the attcudauc ‘. an l the
tha ladies was very
tiae»~the fact is the llliIlt'S utt up alwiit all
tttt~ tine suppers—and it was enjoyed by a
great in my. Album: the other delicious
\v ts in .lccd on supply of \‘ir'twlli‘ltit‘r‘.
l‘he unisical ptouiauiute i tnbraeml voc ti
and instiunn utai music, which was very
tlnely reulcrcd by Miss 'i‘uits, Miss Scott.
the Misses lieiudiet and the Bennett Quinn
tettc, under the tliret'tombip of Prof. l). E
his‘trow. 'l‘ho rec iptt were Within a few
Cents of $2.0, and the act proli‘ to the asst»
endlut a good sum. Q‘
v—a -~‘.v
whitest styles of t‘ol! trs at Stv-irdx‘.
___. . a... _.
Notwithstanding theiargot‘tspltvv of nth
\xxxt‘tstwueuts of walnuts; «imp-tum the
“ewe Machine Co. have not only been the
first waive their porous More“ oi patent
expiratiuas. but are the most liberal in their
discounts not out» on one particular no:
thine out on all or their commons subset
xewiua machine The compote has been
particularly emanate in their selwtiwa oi
x a mi in this wave, as all who have. any
business relations with bite out loamy, and
we twp-rah tor theta a toast cutti‘auattw wt
u an “teasers at anyone outline at their t‘fii\~\
.\I on nth ct. will uwt only be convinced that
they can buy the last arming machine to the
utat‘uet on Mtlvi‘ terms than any other than
chm machine but will be insured twice!
“lemma is all their «Munch with the
last or Nlfllmlm momma“ the duo
at

W. Sm“.
sax‘mxh—

‘t‘ae (banal min at to about a tumor
cntp'oyce of the Rev York New Haven and
llattbwd road. Waite tnktuu a trunk out
ot‘ a luggage c. tr from B uteri la the Spring
aaltt depot uu mathrowa and hurt. The
IlJttNtI imployc‘ suffered terribly and
crawled around on tm'chfl until the Rom
ton and albany and the New Haven roads
united and cave blot six tltousand dollars.
“e was cured the next day. Shortly tutors
man on the nation and Albany road was
killed. and the company gave his widow
three thousand (loll urn. The former cripple
who loot «lured It: thous tad dollars alrecd y
anon married her and thus counted nlue
thousand dollars. Ba recovered his hoaltlt'
so completely that he vraa able to irork
again on the railroad. but finally. not being
hurt mic within a reasonable time. he lies,

 

 

 

 

“M to ammonia. and Matt
' " a; ,,

«.-

t' 7‘ " .‘ i i

l ;aumco{nmmmm‘tmat
dial" emanation. punters tic-via capital
Mattias.
mow—-
Oue of. the trains containing a portion of
Btrnum‘s chow. got'off the track between
this city and Norwalk Tuesday morning.

owing to the breaking of a switch pin. cauti-

has a delay of several hours.
.0.“

—Wo buy a good many llats by the case.
and give the advantage to the buyer, at
Foote's llat Store.

 

 

 

Wok-—
Messrs. Buckingham it: 00.. furniture -

dealers of this city are advertising, In Dan-
bury,—rcaching out, as it were, for has»
ness, and they have a return in an increasing
patronage from up the road. This firm
have the right idea of business. viz: keep-
ing a good stock, and invillnrthe people to
come and examine it.
”4.... m..—

Mr. Nathan C. Ely has been making some
changes in his Washington street buildings,
known as the bank building, making it very
desirable for tenants wishing to be near
business, and yet occupy respectable and
convenient apartments. These have all
been rented through the real estate agency
of Melville E. Mead, leaving, only one half
of the floor lie-occupies still to rent, at $l‘3 50
pt-r Inontli.-—Sec Ad.

——-—-—-QO.

The Liverpool, Mercury, England, of the
‘lel nit. publishes a long list of the chari
ties of Mrs. Robert Higgltt, of Quarry llank,
West Derby. Shortly after the tit-nth of
her husband, Mrs. llizein distributed the
sum 'tf $50,000 among the leading: chariti-
blt- institutionsof the town of Liverpool.
lly Iti'l' will she has given $l21_0ll0 more to
the (bath: b‘c institutions. Mrs. lliguiu
was a native of Soulhpori, and while on a
visit to lttr friends in Ni-iv IIthll a ft-wyears
aincc made a handsome donation to the
Hill Illeld Scientific school.

 

—-—~ coo-ww—
:‘tl'rsttrlr‘reddie Duty, son of Major llvtty
who was first attacked Willi tlypthcri-t, nnd
bv-fol'e neovvred front that was again pros-
trated with malarial fever, is still living.
and his friends hope for his linal recovery.
although Itt' has Ill come so very much to
dtit'ed by his long illness, and for the past
three wet-ks, has shown no sign of improve
lilt'lll. It is almost impossible to get him
to pdt’inkc of which nt rtoirtisltuaent to so:—

lnilt Iift‘.
._..-.-.....-._-_._

——-(‘.t-o. \\', Day is s: llrng fllltll Itilllt r for
333 (‘L111 n pound—live pounds for $1.00
M..»..

Tuitles are known to be very long lived
and great travellers, but how lulu: iltcy
exist and how much of it‘lillll‘lly-Y‘\Jljt'y ttrt'
capable of lllrtlt‘lltg is not/\kywfi. fine was
.iakcn :11 ll lion this “'l'i k, which (l'l lt-ntly
has stcn a number of years and lr‘avtilrd
many tnilts. ()n his lower shell is the fol-
lowing inscription:

A. .I.
t‘. (l.
U. J.
New Curaan,
(‘L ,
__.._.. ooOw—f

" “'0 altv-ivs had a liking for the South
Norwalk h} nlr'ntf, because it is a ltvrly, \Yitlt‘
atvakt-jotir‘nal, and We Would llki llrf‘i‘l‘lVC
it regularly. Ltsl month we not but one
copy, and and sometimes we do not sec it
for Weeks ata time. What is the matter.
Iif‘i‘.(it‘lilt'lllfl—ldrfhrll’tl‘y 'ura.

I‘liat is what We lt.i\‘« bcrn trvin: to find
out for some time. We have had similar corn-
plaints from subscribers in Iltnbirry, and in
answer t i a It lit‘l‘, postmaster Tweedy bus
Informed us that thc pant-rs do not arrive at
the ellicrt tn Iltllldll‘)‘. 'l‘hty mtilcd
regularly by ti-x

 

lill)

- <0.

'l‘nckt-r‘s rcstatrr tut on the steamer Atnvri
cue grows in popul irity daily, and 1h:- pt-
tr‘ons of the boat sneak in lin- hight‘St It rats
o" tm- fate and accornmodalions. Meals are
s~~ivt.l [tittttip’ly upon It‘\\\‘illlili ‘ terms,
which is a L'lt‘til i‘tllt\‘i'ltl"tl\“‘ to loose “ho
tit-~irct » s .v~ lllll“ in the i‘ll\‘ Tuck' r be:
the ttuht i let :.bont running a s't- .rnb- at

to t or tn’ptn ! lii‘ is} oii't t tosnccm-d With it.“

Inst ’i\I of, as is the ;;i‘l\\‘i‘ ii custom, char;

tr.tv: 2. rs. be it t vet
at tint ttirrtttls on

'l‘i‘y lillli t‘tc nc\t time vvn latic‘th’ei

slc‘ittit t‘ it! llit‘ “-IX.

”‘0'

Ncii‘y l‘\‘t‘f')’ may in Illt‘ city li‘.‘ ~t sinta

.‘

in: t‘il‘l‘iQ‘S price“ i.»
Illt‘lll‘lthl as chciplt‘ as

>llt‘li‘.

shot, an! more of thorn tt~t~ tin :it to a bid
I! has (\iilic m is: t‘.tri>i§ict't d lt‘.‘l
tit l.

Filip "it‘.
t in l't' l
tht ~t- nt‘taritrt‘tiit‘trts :tt ltillst‘fl and individu-
ab. 'l‘hry 1! FUN the tiiiisilis with great
for-cc, and the ion columns in \\l: n 'l barre is

\ ~21 tp sit at uni peltiiltr. tptm

in lilt‘ t t start 3 n itli nit or n in .n or vt ‘lll‘llt
to lamp when hit on my pir: of the body.
This s” o‘ inn is b rdiy l‘ooab‘c, fur
tht to is \l‘tllL‘t r byit of causing harm torttu
aw tv or d out. unions li‘jd ‘y t i lil~ll\'l in its
l‘wys util be lixys, and must lli\'\‘ :tutt~t
merit, b :I this kind cannot heath-v.13.

—- ~o>

New I‘uuuuu Stage.

.l ll .l \neslttsptrt on a line of stunts
fl‘ulll New Canaan, connecting with llu‘
steamer Americus at this city to and fry!“
,\‘c\\‘ York. The st‘igt- haves New Canaan
at 0 o‘clock c. in. taking and
“dual“ alone the l‘=‘llll‘, it ltlt‘ltlli}! up or thc
arttvti ot‘ the .\‘i\tf‘it‘lls‘ in lite cvcnimt
Tickcts from Now t‘ttnan to Ncw York
and return $1M

It ASt‘llgt rs

V-.. _ -—.-—

Q» ~
Throwing Stones

For sonic than p.st thorn sc-xus to hivc
barn a system itic pl iu fort i~‘~ies‘r:tcti \u of
the oily lamps SPAN“ ly a night I):\Siil\\ but
one or more are broke-i by stones beta!
thrown through "Will. There is an ordi
Dance against t Iii kind of l‘l\\‘l“ii‘]t‘\i‘ an i
an elf at is bola; tn tie to bring‘ “1“ p \tpu.
traitors toja ties. ‘i‘nose on; is, d in it had
better desist b ‘l‘ot‘c tlny are t‘aiuht rand
punished.

' Q‘Q - -
llorses‘l‘btel‘ 'l‘uteltcd.

Two Necks (:4 wt- announced the theft
of a horse in lliixluewatz-r. The moraine:-
ai‘wr the HIV“ an annual. answering the ties-
eriptloa. ridden by a Muted man. was
tracked thorium New Photos. to mutant.
and there the trick was lot. A reward of
$5230 is t‘fi‘n‘h‘d for the moms of the horse
aid musicians at the inlet. or titty dollars
lot the rewrote of the bone \I‘W. Word
out be seat to the show or lineman.
than-ama- 4%, o M.

m

to t i t u st" ti
.rs nan “Whilst N H " , s
mm: ta li\».‘.ta~‘s.lIo‘S-Ato§ i“ j“ m
“1“.s-s-Tfi
A“ Itolonutlnuonts.

The views prawn!“ to: ll viii. ti Allows
of (wombat in the Fuel M 8.. Church
of this city on “no Mutiny. 1%!»
an \W‘bfiday «mines, tam excellent
tltuatratanw. The immutuc‘on Mondav
evening «sustain! or selections form tau out
more“ wmravtug the principd avenue!
“ih‘le‘l history. Thirst-notouly “awaits!
to the eye but impressed the. mind and heart.
Perhaps the meta luatrtimlw series of views
were those cultured on the two submitter“
smiles The R iclnr Maintain scenerymith
its wild. natural grandeur passed acmaa the
coma. and the cities and loans at that
rich region were presented with a remark»
bla realistic «tract. This region ammo)
been dtscrit-cd as the ,Switlt‘rlnnd of
America. The beautiful and varied scenery
in the far famed valley of the Ymcutite Was
grand and magnificent beyond description.
and the statuary and one an exhibition
were of a first-class nature. The lectures
which soon pauicd these view: was
once entertain a; and tastructm and proved
an. mains ‘

.‘ 3.}...

mam-team. aoadhtoabttbs onto

' the implo livery chatmtcr was com ,

 

c‘a'llcuday and Tuesday suntan—It be-
lt); without a are. This was remedied on
Wednesday averting, but several of those
who attended the first evenings caught at»
vcrc colds. We do not know who is to blame
for the condition of the church. but who-
ever took the responsibility of keeping the
audiericeaia an uncomfortably cold room
for two hours. had very little regard for the
healthjand feelings of those present.

—--—-«§-~—-—-
_ FIrouton’I Parade.

Chief Engineer Kinney has issued Orders
for the annual parade and inspection of the
tire department to take place on Wednesday,
June on. Wheeler ti: Wilson and Howe
Bands have been engaged, and committees
will be appointed to solicit food and funds.
Companies will be invited from Norwalk,
Danbury, Stamford. Westport. and “later-
bury, and every arrangement made for a
grand time. Maj. Chas. E. Duty will act
as grand marshal. and Mayor Ely will de-
liver the address of welcome to the visiting

companies.
>— - .v...

(‘lrcus Coming.

The Err‘ry Iz‘nvn‘ng and Commercial, the
leading newspaper of Delaware. says of the
performances ofJolm O‘Brien's Slit Shows,
given in Wilmington:

The performances given in this ‘city yes-
terday by John ()‘llrien's circus were well
attended and gave «very satisfaction. The
acts were all new, and performei with such
accuracy as to elicit the warmed applause.
'l‘he clowns were original and dtcorous, the
gymnasts faultless, horses in good trim, and
the costumes anti everything about theshow
had that fresh and neat. appearance which
adds to the comfort of a performance of any
kind. A feature of the circus is the display
of wild animals. which is sup;rior to any
that has been witnrssed here for some time.
Mr. O'Brien shows in Smyrna today. and
to the people of the Peninsula we c,tn rt:-
cornrnt'nd his ('ir‘ctt<, and his agents as what
they are represented."

This grutt company, "s‘x shows in ‘tlill‘,"
will (Xitlllll at Norwulk and lhnbitry as an
nounced in another column. ‘
4.»-

lllbcruln on the “'uvc.

Thursday atlcrnoon five natives of Hiber-
riizi started ortt on a pic-nit: and a stil on the
briny deep. They all got int.) a boil in the
slip north of the steamboat dock, and with
their refreshments on board they had a tip.
top time. lint the tide was low and their
craft did tztt move along very rapidly on the
mud. Between four and five o‘clock the
party took a sudden desire to practice sev-
eral acrobatic feats, and the very first. thingr
they did resultel injthrct‘ of them stickln; in
the rntrl up to their waists. In this comfor~
tahlt' siluati lll they ti hindered about and as
[we till i was risiit:, uni there was a strong
probabiily of their drowning, they were as-
sistcd out of the Soft but and placei on dry
land. [hit this did not end the pic-nic; in
the evening two of them wvre arrested and
lined $100nndco>ls, amounting to $0.52.
in default of payment they wurc sent to
Bridgeport.

«>—
Consuliduuon of Pension
Agencies.

The pr‘csiicnl on Monday isue-l the or-
der for the. consolidation. of the agencies for
the payment of army pensions. The eon»
solidaii-m will :itl‘ect New England agencies
as follows: On and alt-Ar .I.rly SI, 1577, the
agencies for thc pryrnt-nt of pensions. at
Portsmouth in the :2 lie of New. Hampshire.
Montpelier and Burlington in the state of
Yum-tat, .\u;u~i I, Bangor au-t I‘ortl in i in
the st no of Maine will be discontinued, an!
the agency districts t‘nnStilld‘ilt‘d \vi‘b dis-
trict of Cone ad in thesl lie of New Ilanip-
shlrc. and the pcnsiuzs piid :t the said
it:t‘tii‘l= s including: the navy pensions t f ”I“
dis‘ricts of Montpelier and llnriineton now
ptnl at Ii wt in “ill tht-rcltv :- tie piid hi the
lunacy at (forward. N II I‘ll“ act-notes at
Ft‘cannre, .‘I‘i‘S., H il’ l ird, t‘ontL, and
I‘tovalcncc, Ii. I, are t‘ be
with the a;cr:cy at ll s‘oc.

' A ‘0.
Report or "to slur-Iliawood .\lal
Society.

Tlic Springwood Aid S \cit-ly, during the
past “intro, t‘i~trrb:tt- d‘Ttll :‘tti‘erc: l :i‘ticlcs
3.th an! ttlit‘m t‘~. S'tilfii‘
l\‘ l!1.‘\\‘.

 

oi cit litihg, tats,

t-f Ilit‘S“ attictcs \\‘t :c t r l::

Whole amount of money coi‘lilbntcd, $3“- 1‘5
\\ bole amount t \pciitict, it‘ ill
Cash or. hainl, l‘.‘

The month as of tlic society desirc to t‘\‘
press tlzi 3r thanks to the many tilt nds who
so gcu ‘rcusly assis‘cd with mum-y, clothing
or \\ tiling, hearts and hands.

Mus. Svr \ mun: KEKH‘R. I‘rcs.
Mus sectarian it \\‘it.t~o\, \' l‘rss.
.\I1»\\‘ I.it.t.u: ants, Scc. and 'I‘rsas.
\‘i‘nrxuwoon, May Sb. lSTT.

 

The nla \‘c rep in convtys but a faiti'l idea
of the work tit‘ll‘t‘ by the Spriugwood Aid
Society. The socitty is con p ‘scd of the
ladies and Iltx‘lld‘ of t to Springwo \d I‘uion
Sunday Sciictil,aiitl it has given at] and
comfort to many tiredy families. and lill‘
doubtcdiy t xcrtcd a tune llillilt‘llt‘t‘ in brine.
tux about the extensive and powerful tt~li¢i~
ousrcvival in the chapel dnr'iu‘r lltt‘ ptst
\Vll‘IiTt which national over seven weeks
and resulted in the wovetsiou of thirty
souls. 'l‘ueholdntu of these meetings tics
privui tnc swcicty ot‘ the use of the chapel
for their myctings, but apparently addrd to
thezr ted in “N unod wink of rvlieviuuI
.lteir suti‘criug neighbors. ‘l‘in-y are a Iiu‘dc
and st ii~stcrrtlcing mud, and have done no.
tile strvice in the close of their Master.

MQG—s—fi
Musical Entertainment an Music
’ nan.

le‘ strawberry ft-sdval and tended m-
la‘lIfll‘l‘lt‘Dl - givtu by the ladies of Trinity
L‘hu'eh on list \\'cda’cs\i\v and Thursday
cuttings- was wvll ath-nlvd on b ih eve-
slugs but tame estrvi‘ib‘ on Thanks
Apart from the refreshments. which were
«swallow in «very putwaltr. tori which
were svrvet up in a mi and invoice style
by the states ladies of the clutch. the neon
attraet‘eats ware the two elegtut stage pro
shuttles so successfully cart-lot out.
(in Waterway evening the more was tine.
and won the apptmw and examiners“ et
all. Mrs Doria tout \lr. llajautiu “as
“Would that my Love“ taint beautifiths‘.
and the other sales status and quantum
were wuderel in a manner highly utatityx
in: to the lows of subtle must“ Mr.
“RNWN chromium-y auctions were we
and he Into the audience tor a half hour
well entertained.

0a ‘t‘uutstay evening a Natal emote
cm was mica lay out tame: at the clam
and was micro with touch nonmetal by

Bluwltnnt and his fatally. Slasher, (ha r,
bum. Roma and Jobs, all actlugltt not»
nor that woubl he evaluable on any stage.
It is well to have inch mail talent moaned
in so good a cutie. The once entertain-
tut-at~ and in facial“! entire tithir was a sac-
ceaa. Tasman: were nearly «so. and the
net profits probably #300, and every body
named to be well pleased and much enter"

\IIIIOG. y
a t id iii—”3”—

a up. 0 tor vv o notices the fa-hlo .
tries robe "flu“, and says ”The "mi:
tbiaa In beau-M iu the lady at two:llpc‘ Ob
tcaoraoool not to know that to the cacai
atylcol nearing the bonnet, It is "her
away from the ladies lip-than treat her feet.
W“? \a quiet rs cued. timid woman “an
bar at any aft. like c makeshift

 

catnsolitl..ted .

 

 

A Curd to the Public.
Having removed our show room and
adieu to the second floor of Clark it: Lane‘s
Block, (our old ataitti). thereby greatly
reduclm: our real, we can now sell
furniture at considerable less profit than
formerly. and having a manufactory in con-
nection with our establishment. we feel war-
ranted in announcing that we shall from this
date sell furniture at lower prices than
any other establishment lit the county.
Our stockcompriscs articles of almost every
grade, front the platneat ti the moat elabor-
atc designs, and we invite the public to call
and inspect them.

Respectfully,
llucarsonw ti: Co. >
Sauth Norwalk, April, ‘30, 1877.

HUUSEKEEPERS

Attention r

 

‘ I
lluforu Pi'lit‘lHSlSti be sure. and call on

BUGKINGHAM 8180.,

And Examine tin-tr Stock of

FURNITURE!

\Vhleh (‘omprlscs Everything Pcrtainine to that
Line of Trade.

SPECIAL lNIlI'CEMENTS IN
CIIA MBER SUITS

(lf which wehav apt-rv Lane 5i0ak. ramicg in
Price front

$25 Upwards.

Handsome Parlor Suits, Easy
Chairs, Lounges, Ottomans, &e.

DitX‘T Fi‘lli‘ul‘. 1‘ THE l‘l.,\t‘l‘i.
BUCKINGIIANI 8'. (‘0
OPPOSITE RAILROAD DEPOT.

South Norwalk, Conn.

II. 5. thmrr‘s

.l-lti

ENTRANI‘E First Door South

Slit-c Slorc.

BMifilNS
runs it SHUES

‘ rue.iti~tl.:.‘itl‘t1.tl1‘of it i\‘.\‘ and
.x‘, “hi I: uccan >le :it ‘3‘) per tent.
bclun‘ manuf; ‘rnrcra t- or.

Boys Shoes 750.

\\‘0R'I‘II SI .50.

Men's’ Button Gaiters

$ 2.0 O,

\\' 0 RT“ 83. 00,

 
 
 

Ladies Fine French Kid liitt~
ton Iloors.

Ludics‘, Misses uttd (‘IlllIll‘t‘ll‘S
lioots and Shoes of all grades.
and prices to suit the times

(tents tine Button Boots and
Strap Tics,

“annuity
Btlll'l‘ tSHflE STflRE

Opposite. Railroad Depot, South
Norwulk, Store formerly nevus
pied by Buckingham & t‘o.

'(‘oiuo and see. Good gooais
at low prices for cash.

.-~g‘w

I II). of coffee

A3 I)

1 lb. of Starch

\

FOR

25 Cts

GGS
17 Gts. per Dozfi

Frank 1!. Balls

WillSell GROCERIES as cheap

as any in Town

 

 

 

 

W h! 9 It"! Maid hp.

at man aorta
animator!“ um
gum suitors-a , wt

of and
4M

._...._.... _ ‘ _
(‘lotlttnzz otlcr‘ed nt .\e\v \ork.

clothin‘;r intelligently. call ttporror

and upward.
in New York.

EEVLIN

Broadway; corner Grand Street;

-w. .. -....’

Good Coking Tea.

350.,
COFFEE

a200,.

Wobden L Pails

150.
Paper Pails

500.

()‘l‘llllll (littlllS IX PROPORTION.

Siddall’s Magic

Is .\l.l. 'rnr: m.

Give me a (‘ull and Satisfy \‘our-

91‘".

A. KNAPP.

entrust

5’“

1

———-ow—~—-——-

I ngrai u

lion's.

“—Q. O—-—

New
pes‘l"' l‘l‘“SSellSO

$1.00 perYrd

__.._.__

 

axe
‘BORDERE.

and admit: Cloths.
Rings and lllats.‘

——“—.—_

Spring Styles of

Sl'llllllllll Plllll'l'

For 7 Cents.
nit-

 

WHY YOU SHOULD.
VISIT .us. ‘

Because we make the largest and clinicest stock of Men’s and Bo ‘
..._.___— _ ___2.

liccattsc our prices are always the

— . —— ‘ —. .

least- :tnd our methods of hirsute-s5 insure perfect fair-dealing. To I‘mv

. . O . u
down itrvt- Ittltt lIllCI. sent on a l tllt‘:ill0lt. '
l .

arpets 23",, n.

Best Extra Super
of Lowell.
Ilarl lbs-d, Reed midi
other stnlularal mas-3

$1.00 PerYrdiI' M' HOYTiS ,

Patterns Ta- ,

' l
i an")- yr, 43%

New Asoa‘tments of

WALL PAPER

Curtains, Hollands,
on Cloths. Matting.

write to us. Samples. prices, and

. ‘ ———- 0 ~ » - -
. on open in our \V'arn-n-Street Store Ono Thonssnd Stvlos Spring
\Voolcns for (‘nstorn-m-rde Suits, at 8;?» numl’aumlmns at. $6
The finest, show of l’ieeo Goods for men's went over made
\Vill opt-u on or about May 1st. :1 great stock of Ready-
rnzrle Pantslonns of fine quality and extremely low prices.

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