‘ . savanna. rush is. tsrr.
'- ‘16. 'A" 2 No PAPER 3
noun or rum:
hand and womanthe left. and while they
have been fighting this evil. we have stood
in the back ground and have not lent them
any nuisance. Nay. more. have ‘we not
taken the alluring glass from our sideboard
and handed it to our young men and taught
them to drink. but God has opened our eyes
to ace the evil. and woman has come to the
ranks. I will not attempt to give you any
-M“ ”‘9‘ hit“ a Board of Trade in description of the death and destruction
“h city 9 “'3' reflecting "‘3“ all“ ‘i"““ which. this evil hath wrought. Ptrh pa tit re
themwth and "“9"“? “I 0‘" ml" must are little children in this audience who
ruliscthst its increase in population and wow more about the edicts of intetnpcr‘
m“ “We“ almost ““le “PM 0‘“ snee cyperirueutslly than ! do. Neither
mnufncturing and produrtive interests. “.0“... I attempt to ill“) ,0“ any account of
About the only other interests independent the work dongs‘ of the unions formed. of
of “5 "c“"*“ which 1“ ‘ "‘1 “WNW“ “l the young women‘s lragues and juvenile so»
South Norwalk is the oyster trriiic. This has cieiies “.1 bands of hope organized in this
been and is now of great bcnctlt to the city. and other lands. sudlcc it to say. that u grert
e
and promises to be even more so in the fu‘
ture: and for the welfare of the city it
should be encouraged and fostered.
We have nothing to hope for from the re-
sources'of the vicinity of the. city. The
back country trade is interscrpted on the
north and east by the borough. and on the
What is
needed to ntnke SouthNorwalk what its ad
vantages It it tube is factories andwork shops
to make puslncss for an increased population.
That ficuth Norwalk has as many. if not
more. advantages for» mantifnctorirs than
llty within a radius of fifty
miles of the great business centre of this con;
west by Daricn and Stamford.
any other
tinent—New York City—no one will
7 The harbor as far as the city. is navagahlc
for vessels drawing nine feet or water.
splendid line of passenger and freight bouts
ad‘ord cheap and rapid transportation be~
tween this city and New York. There are
dftech passenger trains of thr- N. Y.
& H. R. It. passing through this city
and New York city may he reached on the
deny.
N. ll.
daily.
first trains in one hour und twenty llillttltcr‘.
An abundant supply of water through the
Rock Lake water works is furnished with n
pressure of 9d pounds to the Square inch.nud
for stestuing‘and manufacturing purposes it
cannot"bc surpassed. The city isdeiight
fully. located on the harbor and within a
gmile and a half of Long Island Sound and
has within its limits an abundance of dcsira~
in land for either factories or dwelling
houses. and lots can be purchased at run-
SODI 0 “‘68s
It may be asked.wbai can aboard of trade
do to induce mauufactories to locate hm?
A board of trade can institute pressures to
better and more effectually make known and
advertise the many advantages that a loca~
iiun herewonld be to manufactors iu the way
of cheap transportation. ncnrnvss to the mo
tropolis. the ease and facility of corumuui
cation with all parts of the country and
other matters that would be likely to lntiu~
ence parties seeking the most desirable and
advantagous sites for their places of busi-
II“.
There is scarcely a business pietCt‘ of troy
importance on the line of the I“. under the influvncoof the liquor l commit
\..}i. ii. a 1!. ll. ll. but bars its Board of tell a crime. and l wis sent to Sing-Sine.
Trade and tire principui object of \\'ltcn the pristlll bcll rung in the tuorninu
these organisations is to increase tlir'r pap
rtlatlou and wealth by well directed orguux
incdriibrts to bring dl'rcctly lit the
tion of manufacturers the dcslrublcttcxs of
theirlocsllties.
This ts it matter which very much coir
ccrns all who have an interest in the well
being of our city« Other cities have largely
hedented by their “cords of Trade. and their
is no reason wiry the same results O‘tlltltii be
same
obtained
means.
for this city by the
v”-.- s V , .-.~_..-.._
NEUTRJLITY.
It is curious to watch the wny
reference to the Turbo llussiauiswni.
Some may nrguethut the natural ftciing
of the average American. fur removed from
the conflict. and neither knowing nor curing
much about the nationalities engaged. is "lli‘
And taking inti
that this struggle
gives him a lino chance to incrcnse his ix-
ports. there is room to suspect that be for-ls
somewhat as old Iago when he solilcquiz ui':
“Now whether Cussio kill Rodrigo. or Ru
drigo kill Cnssio either way makes my gain.“
of sublime inditicrance.
consideration the fact
trtteu
in which
the sympathies of the different crimes of
purple strive to distribute themselves uith
And so he may wish both contestants tin-
ncccesssry strength and ihdurancc to limp
up the war for a long time—Abe longer tho
lonely commenced “ in
inner for him—sac p
G d's name.“ '
But as it is impossible for a'siugie‘ in-
dividuai; or any body of‘poople to remain
‘ltrictiy neutral in such ailsirs they begin in
arrange themselves on on side or the
The Jews naturally sympathise with file
Monte-ms. because they built cqunlly twill-v.-
in one God and detest the Trinity.
other.
Titr-
Catholics hope also for Turkish success. be-
cause the great.esmpacr and othndnx Greek
church is the greatest rival of R ile‘.
The
Protestants undoubtedly pray for Russian
menses. because they know the Greek church
is Christian.
They maintain that the Greek
church lives in the sympathies of Russia.
nncl that. it is for the protection of the Chris»
tisn subjects of Turkey that this war is pro‘
secured.
As to the real and immediate causes of th«.
war probably no two authorities will agree.
The same would be found largely true
our own civil war.
about
A great runny people
people sympathise with Turkey simply bc~
cause she is the “ under deg " in the tieht.
Nearly everybody is a Turk er a Russian
in feeling} and are keenly displacing exuits.
tion or depression as the cresent or the Greek
cross goes up or down.
The exact reason
for this state of things c'au not be given. ex~
dept that individual interests are the main~
springs of their several actions.
0f mute
the Turk/or the Russian in this country in-
stantly waves his cup in favor of his parti~
cular birthplace. This is natural. and w
’ have seen it carried to a great extent durinr
But
the later- 7. Franco-Promise war.
why Americans who feel nothing in
" common with either of these
PM»
plea. should take sides and argue uutl
ill-tempered is n mystery to us. except-it
may
he the common and natural desire of man.
kind "’3‘“ 0“ “d8 “f“ 0m" in any dis» regard to which of the old parties might
“thematic“! ““0"” “u" ‘ “I‘m" win. Aalong as Christians will pray ant
quarrel or a do: fiubt
VTBMPBBAWNCE.
This column is edited in the interest 0‘
the Trmpornrtcc Cause by a member of th«
Ladies Christian Union of this city.
The ladies of thesgbristian Temperance
Union of Norwalk. beldtheir s’nnusl anni-
vnvasry on Sunday afternoon. June in. The
meeting was addressed by Hrs. Bueli. See
may of the Static Union of Connecticut.
maid:
adornedmmttelnnstrickendow
“ We have read of the planes of Egypt.
nln
«whom and causing the wally! sorrow
D be heard throughout thus land. But a
“flu“
nit-advise Out We- W it“
mountains-W swim 0'
“mun". h! if. |Gd
n’indu- up: 5
Ian “UV“
tarry-n M
has overspreed our fair land.
the,
the
the
everywhere found.
resume-fused
ad thennnte of
A
and good wt rk has been accomplished. \‘vu
all remember some years ago when a call for
75.000 men was made. how quickly they re
sponded. and shortly after another call was
made for 300.000 more. in which the ready
response was given. “lierc am 1." but itloo
has called worms to tight in this Putfffo. and
they are coming forward with both bands
uplifted saying: “. Lord. bvrc um i.“ and
this is but what. is needed. men and women
stundlug side by side. cncourugiug and
strengthening each other against this mighty
foe.
Ium engaged in the work of temperance.
resulting in the salvation of immort ll souls.
cotuplisbmcnt of all my ambitious dcslrt-e.
Now. 1 wish to say is young ladies bi~
taken by young ludics in other places. riot
tion gun aim rrt the ballot box every time.
therefore it will he in your powcr to flittkt
of the futn'u homes of our land.
liuell then related uh uttecdoio which oc
curred at the Maine cuupuieetlng.
to pound me because i did not get cnougi
did utter 1 got there was to get drunk. uni
bcsr the church bolls ring. they say to me
“ more. crime; “ nftor it while. I got out ti
prison. lgot'drunk aguln.nud start-ad in
coming.
walk straight so thut I would not run agnlus
ti buvc often had it build laid on my sboul
with a rough answer. but she spoke so kind
I
dourinions.‘ She snid :
with me? “ I did so. and i found myself or
through the iniluotzce of tiriisc l
converted. 'i‘hut ilittti is now no
in tho temperance cause.
lo workc
but were disappointed and almost ready ‘t
rcnchiug the water.
She reunited the spring in safety. but being
small she hud to lie down on her farce to get
the wutcr. in this attitude licr o lrcermc dust“
to the ground and she heard. the 'trnrrtp.
trump of the entry coming ... the rescue; silt
started to her fort. and run crying:
momma. the soldiers ure coming titl\\‘ll on
your face.“ They looked at the eh i
dcring what she meant. but she co
down on your face and you will hear them l“
and the mother did get down on her face
and heard the steps of the s :ldlers coming
to their relief. .
Oh! my sisters. ii is when we get. drum
on uurfmv before God that we shall both it
listening attitude. ready to hear. and t.. at-
tend to what He may require of its.
'ruiu'ltltaitcn.
The following is u sensible statement. by
one of the crusaders in n recent speech at a
temperance meeting : She was sure that G to
was in that work. but ssid that women who
engaged in it had found that something more
than prayer and psulm singing were needed.
for as this movement subsided the rum trnde
tons more brisk than ever. The QDOltki‘r hull
leumcd a lesson from a tslk‘ with u rum sei-
ler whom. with others. she had visit ti. 11"
said. “ i respect you ladies. but i have n it“
not right to sell rum. 1pm; for my license.
l‘hose who {vied for and granted me that ii-
cense are the proper ones for you to visit
and labor with.“ Titus flfld under similar
circumstances she and litany other women
had been convertedto prohibition. In thi-
last election many probihitlunists sold them;
selves to their old pnrtles. between which,
with democratic whiskey on one side and
republican lager becron the othvr. morn] and
Christian people have nothing they should
choose—they should have voted right with
profess tcinpernnce and then go to the pu‘o
and vote whiskey. just so long will this nu
tron gro m under the curse of nurses.
CBILORE."S DAY; ' ,
.r sr‘nrnu‘. iron can .rvvnsrnns—trrsrc
Axn .tnnnnssns.
Last Sunday the services at the first hf. E
Church were of a character to suit and int
tercst the Sunday School scholars. Prepa-
ations hadbeen made for a week or two
previous by the children and several of their
little songs had been practiced under the di-
rection of Mr. Adams.
in the morninu the Rev. .\f r. Suinders
preached a very gomi sermmnyhur the enter;
nines of the evening were more parricutnr‘y
adapted to the youthful minds Several
basketsof'fraarsnt flowers were tastefully
armed around the altar; a cross of ii nws
era stout upon the communion table; sever
al vs“ of flowers adorned the pulpit. in
frutef which a few vines were’trained
apprentice and tent a cheering input to the
mast-u -
Just before hatr‘past seven. when the body
of theehursh was fut ditto; ms. the
mmmmurm icozure
When i was a girl my ambition was to bc=
nsiugcr. but God b‘sd n noblcr end in vit'w
for me: and he laid his niiiicting hnud upon
me and deprived me of my voice. and to day
thus ruakinu a better use of my voice than 'I
could have hoped to have done by the luc~
fore lllt‘. that the troubles! trim in life is to
make life n’blessing to yourselves and to
ibtise around you.nnd one way to necortif
plish this is to tnko the stnud tltnt bus been
to associate with young men who hubituntc
themselves to the use of the intoxicating cup.
And to the mothers. irnih your buys so titttt
they shall abstain from the use of all illltlxl'
cunts. that when they reach muturity they
shall vote intelligently. and lit the lifttiill‘l‘
Young men i am glad to see so tunuy of
you here. to you we look for help; by nnd
by you will have charge (if the hallot«l.ox.
or destroy very. very much of the happiness
Mrs.
A man
on the platform arose and said: 1 was a
chimncyswccp in London. my father used
chimneys to sweep.m I ran away. and utter
following the sea for some iltllt‘. I thought i
would goto Sew York. The first thing!
it snidlo rue; “ work! work i“ now.whcn 1
Newark to look for no old chum. and going
nlong the street I saw u niccly dressed ladv
I thought she would not like to
let her clothes touch mine. and i tried to
her. but when she cutuoupio me she laid
her build on my shoulder suid : “ iltotttct‘ “~—
det before but it wusu rough it'llltl. null ti
rough voice. accompanied it nud I was ready
1y.) “ win-re nro going? " 1 said : “ I believe
lam going straight to his uni uric majesty “s
“ Will you Ctimt‘
my knees inn indies prnycr melting. llllii
tiles 1 nuts
“'0 t.‘(‘ ill ibis liic
power of prnytr and the effect of kind “W
I am reminded of an incident that occurred
during the siege of Lucknow. India. when
the besieged were utmost in despuir. having
expected reinforcements for scverul tinys
perish with thirst. bocuusc of the danger of
mcnpuii tumumu and i will get you n drink.“
,; ‘35;
scholars arose in a body and sang one of
their sweetest songs; after which the Rev.
Wm. H. Sitaonson read a selection from the
scriptures and then irked a prayer for the
little ones gathered around. its asked our
most exalted Father toguidc their footsteps
along the lunged road of life and keep the
little ones from stumbling.
The schuul then sang another of their
songs. which concluded the opening cxerci~
see. The chorrnt about this point repented
a very fine piece of music by request. repres
senting the singing of birds. and these little
sougsters could be heard warbling their tiny
notes in the forest as the glorious light. of
more a: stole softly through the dew~lsdened
foliage.
Mr. Sittionsuu then in a few well chosen
evening. .‘tfr. Louis Detirotf.
flowers spread before him. he gave the Suns
day school sclrohtrs some good. wholesome
advice. lie said that Mr. Simousou‘s object
in preaching to us every Sunduy'was not to
gold populnrity. nor to gain the good things
of this world. for there are many pursuits
which he was ousliticd to follow which
would bring himn larger return of these
things than being a Methodist preacher; he
did it to improve our mornls. form our char
actor and to elevate us in society. There
are three things. the gcntlcmnu Continued.
which every little boy and girl should learn
to do; the first is tusny : “ I will try i“ when
you huvc said this you have-almost. uncout-
plishcd your object. The second thing is
to‘leuru to say: “No. slt;".w.bcn any one
asks you to do anything \vrohg.justssy:“1\‘w
sir. I will not.“
The school ioihcd in nutihcr song. nud
their the ltcv. .latucs ll. Sittndcrs was in‘
troduccd. \vbo. f rout ibu tlrst. wort the
hearts of all by his plonsing muuucr. 11c
stid he wished “Children‘s llry“ would
come oftcncr. In this respect he was like u
gentleman of his acquaintance \vlttrso pip
ticuiur hubby \vusto draw up constitutions
nnd bylaws for societies. The indies of the
church were about to form an Aid Society.
when he offered his services to frame a set of
hy~l=rws for them. which otl‘ur was accepted.
.\t the first meeting he rend these laws. the
tlrst of which rend somethinglikcthis; “The
annual meeting of the imlies‘ Aid Siciciy
Shall tukc plaice on the first .‘lntiiiny ofcvvry
mouth.“ He wished “ Children‘s llty“
might come once a ruottib. This gentleman
was bilut full of pleusuntuess. which not
only dclighlcd the children but also the
whole congregation. in alluding to the
r
and mould the men and women of the fur
turc by teaching our children to do whet
is right. llo illustrated this by rrluilttg
of u mutt to prison condemned to dwttb for
murder. Ministers and ruliuious men of uli
kinda eniuo to blur and trit-il to stilltlil his
heart 1 they gave him tracts nrtd a bible and
a hymn b iok. but to no purpose; and one
dsy when these men were praying very hard
in the eoiulcruucd‘s cr‘ll. be pickul up the
books and flung thrm at the men. saying in
utility tones: “ l‘nke your lttttiks‘; it you
tutti token Ollt‘ twentieth part of the i bust
in me when l wns n child thut yx u’dw now.
i should never linvo been bcrrl “ if we
can‘t all be Sundny school tcucbrrs. be suid.
we can work for the cruise. lie spoke of n
llrcrtruu rushing lulu a burning building to
rescue it little child conflat d therein. The
tl lines were vcry hot and the brnvo young
lll‘ttl bt‘siiutod wb'tic neuritic top of the hub
dcr. when some one ill the botrtlicd crowd
buluw cried out: “ t‘hccr blur! cheer ltllll l “
and loud and long the cheers rung from the
spectutrrs. Spurred on by this t‘tlt‘titll‘igth
tricrit.tlrc young fireman dasitrd frwtrlr-ssly
through the tire and soon the lllllt‘ child wits
snft‘. Now if we cnu do nothing else. we
can at least cllccr those who are ut work;
utility a person bus inilcd for want of n t'licvl
Let its bold buck our voices no lougvr. but
Sheer those eugugcd in the Sunday school
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Sth‘i‘lii hymns were sung und the whole
concluded with the Duxilloey. nnd Mr
Siruonaou prohottucgd the benediction. 'l‘bu
ext-reins \\‘t'l‘tl very plcnsing and clitcrtuiir
lug. untl. we believe. very satijfnctory to all.
i
Alnnjr‘txu-«A 'Coxsrrltacvvvruit
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A little girl snid. “givt
Scuo'si.
Sunday school he suiil we must take care .
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to everything under the sun. in which Mr.
Turner triumphed.
Messrs. \l‘illism \Vttldull. William B.
Hendricks and Hiram 0. Jones were elected
as clerk. treasurer and collector respectively.
and the meeting decided that the treasurer
ted unauditors by the chairman.
The meeting also authorised the committee
to titles it reward of $10 00 for tiny imforura
tiou that will lead to detection aud'cunvic
tiou of oily person or persons who in any
way dri‘uce the building or property belout.‘
ing to tile lluwu Town School. The meet-
ing thou adjourned. and 'tbo sport ended.
several of the parties present saying thit n
free circus like thst didn‘t come every cvt n
ing.
in conclusion we must any that Mr. Lo
Count is the best. mall in the whole district
for committee. as he has bud the timid crept r;
icuou in thut line. lily his report. we lenrucd
thut ‘20 per cent. reduction had been made in
the expenses of the school this last year. and.»
br‘ proposed to make u still further reduction.
It is ulso grutlfyluc to the taxpayers tolonrn
thnt the district has on bond about $90.00 in
cash. "
hirs. lilwnrd Smith is rapidly regaining
her health; site has been much prostrnlr‘d
with scutlci fever. ‘7
'l‘bc suitwlwrry festival held iu the church
lust week was very well attended. The
strawberries lmkctl very tempting laud lus-
ciousunud the ciko—mdvcll "out“ ludit's
made it. itllti ain‘t that saying curugh ? \V‘v
ltclicvueverybody \vns well s~ttisficd with
the trout. . .
Mr. Williuu Warden. the clerk of our
school district. bus been suffering for more
titan it wick with no attack of Tilt‘illililiislu
in his right shoulder and nrtu. ilur hrotrgb
u S‘f‘flily npplu‘ntitru of electricity be is cli-
oblel totuovetbv inetitbcr with less pain.
and his sp ‘cdy recovery is hoped by nil.
Qeo-Mw—
Rors‘ttytort.
'l‘no tirtsl owl. n stutuiwrly frstiv ll come
t if at tho luplist (‘ltil‘t‘ll
.\u iul‘nut child of t‘spt. Silurivl ii wrtitu
tlil‘ll during tho linsl tuck nud Was liililtti
from the iirptist church.
The Mr tltoilist congregation urn ptrpuriug
foi’nstrawberry entertainment to cattuccil‘uu
the evening if the Qtllh and ‘élst tit their
church. \\'ill lur friends frontauiststtcc
come cvvr intul rtj‘y ibis cutvrtniurucut
with us. and at tho saute time by this net as
slit in sprcnding the gospel!
Mr. Henry plucc bus five hundred straw»
irzrry plums tint yield the lureesr size
we tvcr saw. A lurgc proportion of the
first picking were tive invites itr t‘irvutui’cr
cucc. They were stimulated with MR stars
its manure. ”N -
tlur prirxcipnl gruducr (we. date not “ltll‘
lion his rinttiel lrss iinlf uu acre of s‘ruwiuh
ties tbut can‘t be iir'nt tot lulgt‘ s‘t . and do
llcious ll lvur. We ricrivrd it brisket. none
of which wtre leis tbnu four inches in cir-
cumference. No bus bad an application for
them till till numtlut of their s37»: to send to
New York, but he intends to allow it» couu~
trytucu to have :\ few.
While Uirus Av. tv‘s dog. was quietly trait
ling tilting the roui in bind :t \vug-ui. pour
the house of Mr. t‘liru'lls (ltridcr. u cttttl
luiichcr rcuciu ti 'gnvi-r the i‘tli of the wagon
and thrust. a knife in his hick lurking n
gititsily \t‘i‘tlitd tilltl lt‘hvitig u t‘lilliiltl time ill
the mud. Tilt.- ting irty by side of tho. rmtti
for scvl'rul hours but- I|‘('i|\‘tl't‘t‘ crmurzb to
move for borne.
._.__. ~on= ..._...
Stine Ncwu
New liuvcu is to burn u stonut street our
on triul~.iuur:iy engine.
.
A near sighted Norwich man mistook for
circus tent a young man with it high spring
pillar.
ww—
7 The Bridgeport Fire.
Th coroner‘s jury impaucied in Bridgeport
“I‘m“ introduced the first speaker "t the Ni“ ““11“" if 5" required ‘0 ill“ “with last Friday to consider the cause of the
‘ After msk‘ bonds. Messrs. A. O. Golding. John Nubia. death of the eleven victims of the tire at the
ing an allusion to the benutifulgurrny “I 0M“ Smith and W RCamhle “‘1‘?“ i\lllliliii‘ factory of Glover Sanford d: Son‘s. rendered
the following verdict:
The jury find that the clsvcrt crsous
named came to their death by the in ling of
the. east wail of Glover Sanford rk Son‘s fac‘
tory. caused by the burning of the building.
They furtbir iiud that the supply of water
front the h ‘drauts was wholly irindrquste.
"*ttl there teen sttfllcieut. the fire depart
mom would have stopped tho .conilugraitou
which caused the falling of the walls.
The body not recognisnd yesterday morn
lug proved to he rhut of John Killingiu‘ck.
. "u wits only rceogriitsd by it band from
which be bad prcvlmoly l~ st tiugrrs and a
truss worn on hid”bully.“It‘f‘yf‘dft‘l‘.
QQO
llow It in horse.
The first object in life with the .ttiivricnu
people is to “ get rich “; the second is how
to rcguiu gout health. The first cart be ob
tripod by energy. honesty and suviug; the
second (good iicultbl b ‘ tisitrt: tittnkx‘s At‘
ut‘s‘t‘ Flatwklt. Sltoub you it‘ll ilcspondcut
still'cft‘l‘ flout titty «if "lt‘ t‘li‘t ms of Dyspepsia.
Liver Complaint. indigestion. the. such as
.—
. _.
Sour Siottttti‘b. "‘llilillitl (‘ostivt‘tlvss. llini‘
boss of tho iiortd. .‘Ivrvotts l‘rostrutiort. Low
spirits. do” you need not suil‘cr another day.
'l‘wu «(incur-t the Arm'sr Furwtsu will tc~
lir‘t’t‘ )‘titl ttt once.
Regular size 75 cents.
nil tirst~cluss ilt‘ttgeist in the l‘. S.
'“‘.w‘«"*’”‘
.Vlrrrtlcr Will our.
sotl‘vrur to number. until. without :ldvcriis
Sinios lil‘t‘ selling it. No poison
tiiss. pulpitrtlii‘tr it‘ the "curl. ltrtrigwtimt
,low spirits. vita. out tnko tltrcc dost-s with
out relief. ti \ toil. (‘. Stillsous‘ not
b oil“ for 75 cents and try it
ilrs it) cents.
~.._._-...,,,. -
I-‘srml Ashlee.
Now isthctiuieuf year for Pneumonia
Lung r‘cva r. we. idvcrv family shouliltuvt
a bottle of illisuiiz‘s iltnruas Stiti‘i‘. lb
not allow for one moment Um! cotisb t.
V...
yourself. (‘orrsuuiptiotuAsthma. l‘ncumu
liiscnscs trinv sci
tint: .\r.t.\‘
lu. .\ltli‘\tt'.:b
bittt'i- is untrue
it is trrtt
thousands
toltztvc it at band when three doses uil
cure you. tluo battle will last your “bolt
family a ulutt-r ntid keep you sult‘ fruit
duttgcr.
test until you burn tried this tctur-iiy.
pic llnttlcs 10 (writs.
Sold by your Ibucgcst. ti. t‘. Stillson.
.m— .<>.._..._
Positively Iltc llcst.
Sn rri
tr under uuy halite wbni yet. for the lililllt‘
tvpc.
nlnrtuiug sympt ups in oriebulf the time rc
«wind to do so by any other medicine. 1
is rttri ly vcsciul‘lv. itn‘i containth 1 n par
time of opium or other dnnucrous drug. I
never fails. livr-ry ititltlo gunrrnmt-mi it
perform cx'teily ns rcprosctitml.
ut Grudge 1‘. Stills'm‘s.
Also agents for Prof. l‘urkt-t's l‘ionsnu
worm Syrup. which is sure death to tvnrrus
l‘lonsnut to like and requires no plivsic
l‘licc L‘d cents. Try it. ‘
-————-§OO~'-—
DR. 8. W. FIKSE,
C‘I..\III\'0\'ANT PIIYSIFIAN,
YEARS l‘lt:\\‘l‘if.‘R.
Also Business and Test Medium. will visi
Sick Headache. l‘nlpitutiuu (if the "curl.
Sniupio liuttlos til certs.
l‘ositivriy Mild it!
A few years ago “ August Flower “ w. s
discovered to be sent tiu cute for llvspcpiin
and the hirer (.‘orttpluirii. a few tbuv liysp-‘p-
tics llllltlt‘ known iii-.ilti‘ll‘ ftiotr is how easily
and «prickly ibcv lruvc been cured ltv its use.
The grout merits of (limits .\l'tit‘.s“l‘ Fri-watt
luc’suu- ln-rnldcd iiif‘tlllilil the country by one
‘ . Filn‘t‘l’illg
with Sour Noni it‘b. Sick lic t.i.i(‘lttt. t‘ustiv '-
gi‘l ti
S ittip'c ltut~
Ltk!‘ hold of your Quid. your (study or
ttru.(‘iotlp. licrnortlmgrs. and other fatal
Of
these dr'cnd: thirsuset. yet it is much better
if you urn u t‘-ill“llllll\ii\‘t‘. do not
lt-gtriiir s I.‘ to cents
llu‘. )lort‘is‘ Syrup of TM. \thiitllicry and
llorvliuund is the very best compound cvr r
prcpsrcd. udvcriiscd. or sold by tiny lit‘rsnu.
.lnitv relief and permanent cure of coughs.
colds. croup. whooping cough. bronchitis.
usiiuin. and at .iiscsscs of a consumptive
it Will thoroughly t‘f‘tttilt‘dlr‘ thine
For suit
orNovvaeh. ft“ the W is! Renowned
AND MMlNl‘iC lib-AER“. 0F TWENTY‘SiX
iNti.
(in lust Ft‘lti‘t)‘ cvouiu; Mr. C.
FARMERS .tau li‘rsunusrnx ~Fll.\'l‘b2lt.\‘l7.
W.
140
“Mnurruu
vehemently “ down on your files. momma.
Uouur called a meeting of the log ii vutms oi
the Down ‘i‘owu School District for the Jill‘-
poso of electing oilicers for the ensuing your.
The call was rtobly nuswcrcd. nod for on
hour previous to the time of opening. illi‘
store of iinuford d; Osborne was filled With
the nforcsnid legul voters. who. seated on
barrels and boxes inside. and on tho stoop
outside. discussed in n ilt‘tllt‘ti ill‘illtli‘l‘ tho
i" iutportnut school question. For some
few weeks before. the egg of conspiracy bus
been undergoing the process of iucubttiou.
liessrs..l.cwis [ml kwouk. l‘lsu. lilld t‘lias.
Sillltu.Ert]. playing the m’c of the sitting
hcus. Whenever ullfl of these parties gut
oil‘ the trust the other. instantly jumped on
for four that their much cherished egg
would crux cold nnd consequently spoil.
There was more than the usunl amount of
cackiing over this egg. too. and. every one
wns led to suppose that it contained some
thing marvelous. A curtain gentleman
Whose brain-case is adorned will very Warm
coloud hsir -dld we say it was red ll “ Can
any man say otherwise? The bearing of
this uhst'rvutiou lies in the npplicrtlon on
it.“—-this wnrm haired gt‘nllt‘nlvtr. we "Dotti.
was very oillcious in preparing and tlisrribu‘
tingr tizc b'tlltlis for his crowd. null ruude
himself getter-lily uScfui in Prnktug Mr L:
Count and his supporters. . ,
_ At eleht o‘clock. sharp. the school rGuu
was filled with an eager and excited pupd
lice. who grimly smiled and stood in groups
and whispered like the‘conspiring mob is
the Roman senate when about to assassinate
‘Crcsnr. , "
“ 0h. Conspiracy !
Sham‘st thou to show thy dangerous brow or night.
When evils are most free i 0. then by day
Where will thou and a caveman dark enough
To mask thy monstrous visage 3 Seek hone. con—
epirncy.
llide it in smiles and nd‘ahibty.“
Mr. H. M. Prowltt was elected chairman.
and nit-.r the Cull of the meeting was real.
Mr. C. W. Le Count. as 01.ntlllllé‘0. submit-
ted his annual report for the pleeeeuing
your. The report was a cleur and plain ex-
position of the present state of money mat~
tvrs in the district. every cent of the district
funds being accounted for. ‘Itlr. Le Count
thenrefcrred to a certain bill of arson which
he had expended for screen. aroundr thi-
school watersclosets. and which had been
objected to by certain parties. and he said
that if the meeting decided that be had
made a uselem expenditure he was willing
to pay the bill himself. A vote was taken
and it was decided that the district pay the
bill. which in our minds was the proper
thing to do. ‘
At this point at lively diwussion arose as
o “‘liclbcr there should be u commune \ f
hire or a committee of one for the ensuing
~t
I
across The ‘whote limit”! ii Mindful yesrdand the latter was finally adupied. A
and the warm haired gentleman sires-e
his ikill as an “ artful dud
up the rear guard of his parts:
vettna was ended and t
Thomas 0. klliott of Aliitigiou. has a fill
among the blossoms. ll utousures two ant
u bulf births in diameter. ‘
l‘irtcb. t‘uldltk Ci‘. Norfolk.- captured it
twenty iou" pound iultlo the i thcr day. it
could move from plum to place with it mun
on its bulk who weighed 200 pounds.
A. Iunu liiilllilil (lzttisrr. who hid been our.
ploycd at :i lhitford confectionery stoic
w is found dead itt his room nt Frederick
it tuskv'slmuldillg- house in that. City “1 ed
nvsdziy morning.
.\ liiutford doctor of it «platter of n (‘t‘u'
tttry ‘s tapericucc hits ll‘ttttrul four crises of
htdruphubiw. three of them successftilly.utiti
he ruppnrts the old’ country theory in regard
to the disease. An txamiuntion of the dog
was mode in each instanci; and a worm or
maggot wus found at the fun! of the tongue
in three of the number. nud in the fourth
the worm wus found near the tutti or a
i. mth. ‘l‘be rctuovnl of the worm is not
only it preventive of the disease but also it
cute. this experiment having been tried on n
dog sutl‘rrtug front bydruphuhiu. and the re-
illnvwl of the worm proving it cure.
Mr. Ross is spending some time at Bridge.
port with P. T. B Minor over their plans for
thc incinvt'rv of the missing Charlie. The
filthlr is cherishing considcrnbie hope that
that his scult‘b. with the $0.000 reward and
the t tier of immunity to the amounts. may
cud in the recovery of his child. An effort
will now he made to have the governor of
Pennsylvania guarantee those who only rm
turfu the boy against Prosecution from the
authorities. nudercul fnitir is entertained.
based upcn documents which have been
seen. that. with this official assurance of
safety. Charlie Russ will be riturhod to’ his
home by July 1. the third anniversary of his
disappearance. “
A mysteriousutteumt wus made at few
ninbts ago to abduct a young wumunusuicti
i‘nrmt ice from her home in Bristol. in the
early evening her mother. who was in feeble
henitll. went into the wuullshnd] for some
purpose. sud wrts :c‘zcd nod gagged by
two turn. who carried her away to the
woods. They said they had been waiting
months for u chance to steal her. In their
hasty flight they had not noticed that their
they entended to‘ capture. Arriving at a
place of safety they struck a light and die-
eovervd their mistake. After it few curses
their victim wits set free and allowed to re
trtru to her home. where she was prostrsted
for st verid days by the shock to her nervous
system.
attempul the abduction. and nothing is
known of the motion for the set. 'Nrs. Per
inside is worlds to identify or describe the
rufiians.
f‘hern is no clue to the men. who
A man whine name was unknown wan
hunted ballot was then riken for commune. run over by the switch engine Konomee in
New London last Wednesday evening and
“ in drumming instantly killed.
After the employed
It is believed that havens
ks tellers wen shod eontpmy st Fall River as aksipsr. about
than sum as
Hebert startsdhwnlktg .
blown double rose growing (in till ripple il‘co
prisoner was the mother of the person whom ‘1
in one button anemones Wad m-
Norrvaik. Conn. r“:ttlarly three days in
1 every month at tho Norwnlk Hotel. where
licctu ht consulted Wednesday evening.
‘ June 27th. Thursday and Friday. June ‘28 h
o‘clock p. m.
ciztil‘vut‘ttlil examinations of the sick.
guesti in. bud prep tros putc \‘cgt-ttlile .\lod
lt‘llli'S to rcucii the scat of rill diseases.
I‘Vt‘lt‘ case be undertakes.
littt llr. nstonisln-s the mmt distiueuishoi
physicians. llo cures “ll““flin other trout
merits full. nnd tbo pullout is restored it
pcrfcetheultb. lirs loin: experience cum
blood with his wmilcrful powers of titagoc
tlsm. has enabled him to lwcomo one of "it
Thu ailerons o
rrnlllt‘ or nature.
hourly cured in n wrv short time.
putirut in ‘n ltculihy Ovilltlliltlli. The Jim
and Bridgeport. and has performed runny
lug.
trio in the prior.
Power to tend your Put. Present and Fit
of tho inmt wonderful Seers of the pith'Wll
too. for his truthfulness in reading the priiw
cipnl null ntost imprint!“ t‘Vt‘lils in duo's
lite. lie hives full purticulnrs ot alt-cot
frivnds. and his“! girl-s ndviceiu Marriage.
Losses. Lawsuits unl'i Divorccs. rind thorn
ougirly explains business whim of every
description. grcut'y to their trutfii and out;
isfncilun. Clairvuynt t. Sittings fl.
(.iutumuuicatious by letter \tpun business
or health. must contain $3. one. sex. it lock
of hair rind stump. Address Bax 1.353.
Noru icb. Elonn.
For further particulars send a stamp and
get u clrculsar.
”M _ - WW, ,
““BIAR 911131).
anwnn—lnonauax—M Ellington. Conn.. May
iddkhyntrge Rev} phi; Dingbats. t fd lAtpckvjllrtk Du-
nne Worn r a . an . c . rs-
usnt. of Feedliug flittiuglsss. Nu curds. u a:
DISTRICT 01" NURWALK ss. PRORA'I‘E COURT
ileum: “What“ i '3: L i of \ alk l
era e o t on ‘. evens ate .‘orw u
said district. decimated.
0RDERGD.—'—Tbat the administrator exhibit his
Administration account to. this court for adjust-
ment. at the Probate Other; in Norwalk. on the 30th
(to: prune. tsrr. at 9 o‘clock foreseen. and that
persons interested in said [state may be notified
. erect. the said administrator will cause this ordrr
to be published in n lieu-super printed in Fntrdeld
County. and poet a en t reef en the deepest in
said Norwalk nearest t e lave where the decennd
last dwelt. at least ten day before said sue day of
“‘6.
Quit GEORGE A. DAVENPORT. diam
GOAL!
V.
ault nudity Lunch,
null Silthuttd Saturday. June lltllh until 4
'l‘hcldoctor makes thorough
'1
bus on unscou power to tlesr‘ri‘ c every pain
nud chrli iltsciisc ut sight. without asking a
Hr
lll‘tkt‘.\‘ speedy uud l’illlt‘. cures in hourly
most successful and popular physicians oi
the Ctilililf‘t‘ for the permanent cure of every
kind and forth of all diseases of whatever
The llr. is very successful
in the trmutucutof the Lungs. Liver. Kid-
neys and [binary Organs. Dropsy. lihcumth
tlsut. and Dunn isin. Scro'ula. and oil flu—
tuors of the liloot . Setritunl Weakness. null
l‘t lvntc Dist-uses. and nil coutplniuis peculiar
to females. nud gruerul dcbitity ute per-low
lib
medicines cleanse this system and leave the
has gained a large pructico in New Haven
rcmnrksble cures of diseases of loot.r stuud~
lllt dicinrs rt-nsuunblc -nlwnys favor»
The Doctor also has the
lill't‘ Dr'rtilly. rind is widely known to be one
being
width. front and rear. and the feet in step:
butt‘rpréled‘aa fuliown. to wit t—Northcrly by“
call ash «entrees. onsterlv bv inn is
Smith and of ilirarn Bell. southerly by land of
that being the proportion of the said
interest and all legal costs to be added.
hDWilt Wilmx.
listed at Cit 0! sh th 2h alk. ct.
has. a. bums." “ ‘ m "
h. and pie liutties to cents.
igh
\\
i (it:
First Natinmmnk of South Norwaik. John R
r. r1
ll 'sbee. and w sicrlv by land or timber F. El . as
will raise the aunt of Right Dollars and mfiyg‘smti‘l.
u l’ .
Tollcs of the stun total in said list. together with
(‘ollcctor of Taxes. List. lint.
June
viii
Notice is hereby given that the un ‘rSi
by virtue of a vvrtnitr tux warrant. ui“
cutctl and signed by proper authority. an
to the undersigned. commanding him to
collect of lurker? I.
“it: "two ind one-hair uri‘ls on vbe dollar or a
moot arrrccd upon M‘ the legally qualified vot
the current extremes of said city.‘ and said
sell at Public Auction. at the x
described on the stub day of
o‘clock in the fotcnoon. so much of the foil
described reel estate of Robert 1. ‘i‘ollcs. til
routines beret
John it. Simith ard or iliram boll. soother
of F. 8. Button. and wosterlv by land of
lily. as will rail-e the sum of 'l‘hlrtv-fonr l
l it
do.
list. tor-ether \tltlt the interest and all loxtil 1‘
s >\\
:Lt‘ity of South Norwalk. PL. Jobs“
| Q \
TAX COLLECTOR!‘ SA 141?.
gncd.
oxe-
directed
evy and
“dies and bitter - persons
named in the rate book on the list to said warrant
annexed their several proportions of tho sum total
an therein stated. said sum being n city tax of six
and ouehnli‘ mills outhe dollar and water turbo-
scenes
are of
the (‘ity of South Norwaik. rocutariy and legally a .
trembled. to witt-Ou the Nth day of April. A. _li..
tsru. said city tax being “ tor the turpese of paying:
“‘Ii I“!
tux being “to meet the current cswunos of the
Water “forks and the interest on the Water liurrris
or said (‘ttv “ on list of told. levies upon and will
rafter
us. A. D . is“. iii if
owing
tuni id
in skid Pity; of South Nuru’alk. said real name be
inc as foot to width. from and rcsr. and in {Sect iii
depth. and bounded he follows. to wit :«Northcriv
by highway called \\‘ashiu rtou street. easterly “3
land of the First National tank of South Norwslk.
y laud
ilev l‘.
lollura
and Ninoivtlvo f‘ents. that living the proportion
of the said Robert l. 'i‘ollo- of the sum total in said
“also;
be added. , 7 ‘
Ril\\‘l.\‘ \\‘Il.i‘tik.
Collector of Taxes. Lit-i» “73L
"bled
lint b.
\‘i.
u rm:
1 l“\|il rut: “ih‘l‘llb v or t‘ussncro be.
lit the titaticr of MRIA ILLK l‘Z. ”NA!
in ltnrikrtrmcv
1‘0 “11”.“ PP MAY PUNCH
il\\ §i\’IN. "l‘but pursuant to no order is-uetl b
i
Nururtlk. '1‘: “till District.
libretto-.1 t‘t‘cdttors but) prove their dcbts.
lh‘il
v
arpcntcr litic.
trip
i .
iii-n2 ..
Mix-titled to.
Hit street school house 33!
t
Watchmaker
t
\
ltus :nlwu the store forrutrlv col-n dod hr 8.
SUN. Main snow. in s.
wannabe has llrt‘ facilities for
\
ttsuls asrtd I‘tsrbr-cllrss
Most Workman like Manner.
faction guarniitvcd,
{Ye-Plvssc 3.:‘t\ c the u call.
. in tho
eTfi~
——t\.\‘-
THE STEAM \ ACHT
l
l
‘ w.“ lcnvt- sou-r11 Ntlllii'.\l.l{.
u. nu. returning nt ii p. til.
i
uwmghuuu
Fare Only 350
Excursion Tickets 500
The l‘opular Steamer
l.
i
r
Capt. Edward B. 'l‘tsorp
Will Make her Daily Trips
TO ASK) FRO.“
DI R 301‘.
. with the llunbury sud New Haven trains.
the depot tit. south Noi‘wrtlk FREE of charge
,.
—-.\N l)—
PRODUC‘B BY USING
Harm’s
a
until it In
“I‘Tllh 1‘ Power or run burritos-urns. i
t
i. bankrupt.
“xi—Nilflt‘tl-l‘ “kill
it lion.
hilltiliJ‘Zlilttitili. Register in bankruptcy. a
Second ticuerai Nicotine of tbo t‘rediutn of said
bankrupt will be hold at smith Norwalk. in r‘sltrlold
‘untity. in said liistrict. on tho tiritb dav of June
i‘?‘t. M ‘0 \t’t‘itli‘K. it lit. til litt‘ i‘tl)‘ "trim in limit 1
in Men l.. N. .\lrttr-r k~
nuoon. ltogisrer. for tho purpo anamml in the 37th
Section of l“‘t‘.|‘\‘ltk¥\llll Art. approved March 2d.
ism. and the titlit‘litillit‘illil tirt‘rcttf. and at which
Dried at South Norwstk iltl- L'tlllrllt)‘ of dune.
INN.
‘ ‘ - .ronx u. sun‘u. Asri
iii—3 tirestlo‘lius income immense. lining - "rs“: * m ,-'- §‘ * “
ill‘iS ill EVElll TOWN iu the l'uitcd l I. l) .r\. I\ 1‘4 1‘. ,
Carpenter- &. Jobber
tltvcs personal attention to all kinds of work irt
All rt‘p irirxy and j tithing
Slhli‘ at \\ t‘ Qrtlllilhi it
Shop in I't"ii‘ of resilience ..g ll. 3!. liiut. ut‘nr Frank-
‘3!“
ALBERT ain‘t-flu,
and Jeweler,
LEV!
l‘wkttls ‘i‘s linir Store.
Repairing “'mclrcs. Jewelry, I’m-
r‘uil saris.
ALIlllR'l‘ lililillhl.
Main Street. South Norwalk
U RSION
11 r: N'PINbi 'l‘c_‘)‘N,
Tuesday, June 19th. 1.877
Young Amcrica.
ill 8
transmit nit
LARGE]? BOAT!
t Filter Accommodations!
Low Fares Continued!
NEW YORK & BROOKLYN
Losvirrg South Norwnlk at too a.tI.. on arrival of
Dnnhur - and how unveil Railroad trains. Return-
ing. “it leave Jewell‘s Dock. Fulton Ferry. Bruok<
lyinrttrttkl i. ru.. i‘mru Pier 3? East. lllvcr. New
\ orlt. at 2:4 p. m..nud foot of 'i‘ltirtyrthlrd street.
ttt attito‘cluck p. nu. its usual. connecting surely
a? r'nrsorigcrs and Recent-c cmrverud to am. from
“HE“KETRT
”H‘K‘Fp'rnessi
-~‘ u. M-.-._.‘.___-
is?
And Soda. Water.
names cram min.
*
Choice» made ot‘
midtown.
Toilet Articles and Pen-- ‘
a
'0!-
ltcgulsr sine 75 cents
Fir sale by G. C. Stillson. a
“ It wort- ltfie a ct rm."
Britt’s Magic (til.
This is a u vegetable. nerol family remedy.
Keep it its l‘hemdt’snee to use ifiecase of emergency.
‘I‘I" l‘l‘ INI‘BIINALL‘“
» 1t cures (Jolie. Cholera Horrors. llisrrboss. Pumps
and Paine in the Stomach. Indigestion. we Throat.
thumbs. Colds. dc.
17S! l‘l‘ ntxrrrnuannv.
ll cures Nehru ris. (Entarrh. Rheumatism. Spraius.
Cute. bruises. tilt Sores. lioadacbo. 'f‘oothschc. and
in fact almost all the aches and pains hunnrn tit-ah ta
heir to.
timid by all dual. rs iii Medicines.
Wit. RRSNR .v. SUSS. Proprietors. l‘ttislciti..\luss
G. t‘. Stillsou. Wholesale and Retail Agrtri. Ninth
‘ Norwitik. t‘ortu.
1)Iicl).”
inb‘orrvaik. dune tat. James lirainersi. younger.
son of Samuel and Almira L. Seymour. aged 5 year“
it) months and is tlsyn.
s
l
r
innocents
South Norwalk. Conn.
llorscs and t‘arriaees for sale and to let. .
l have to let in very rtne driving horses. single and
double. at prices to suit the times. Mlisflt‘lluu
guarsrttvd. Please giro are a call (intern icit \nt
the dru ' store formerly occupied by 5. F. “wk. #0.
Norwn! ~. t‘onn.
“'fll. (‘ RIT‘I‘BI‘. Proprietor.
GROGBRIES
-—.\T THE——
Lowest Prices,
PEEK it TENNEY
MAGIC GLYOERINE
SOAP,
THE BOSS SOAP
or Till: TIMES.
We donut dos grout deal of blowing. but Ice will
say that we lire selling as
Good Japan Tea for 35 Ore.
As out be lmucltt in nor other stowintowrt for
on or to cts. if you don‘t believe it try it.
We sell timid Goods as close usilic law will allow
rrvr: POUND BOX
GLOSS STABCH
50 Cents.
-A f...
A.DIBKWMAN
&SON,
Paranoia and Sun Urn-
breltas in all Sizes and
Prices.
runs from 3 cents to $8
each.
on otce Patternst'rapes-
try Brussels at $1 .0p per
yard.
Ingram Carpet. at.
rtous Prices.
New Wilson Se wing Ma.-
ohine at. $30.00.
Hosiery. Kid Gloves.
Ribbons & Fancy Goods,
at
Va-
G.W.DAY’§ .
great. Variety, at. Low_
1
ll ofSt I.
“Ewe kownhrm Wmmsnlomlt our
sin of shout i into
trough. Future and Woodland. rather taster
WI. ii . PSRIIR. or South Nor-walk.
0r Juli! FRRRls‘. on the Piece.
Darlen.t‘onrr . blag-fills. 18312 Still“
mation inquire of
Miss ANNIE seem.
01‘ NEW 1'0“;-
liogs to inform the
flat-led concern-lu- 0t 8.. Norm-alt,
that the will visit their citv for the pi:
i
of giv~
rig Vocal and lnstrurnenta us. my to
NIL J. I. POTTER‘S flweic Store. Kuwait.
Sit rm
NOTICE.
u sarrnerehi i heretofore existing between the
fnltsit‘rihcrs hinder the canned Inn of Crew
s .llonsell. wnn disot by mutual «recent and
““37me will???“ 3332i 31?:de reque-
A It‘mtl! c t or -
ted ro‘ecttle with either or the substrate“
in J. 'Itavr '
Jon's tr. transact.
listed Rttrwaik._!_sy nth. is”. m 31'
,_..._, an _ __. ._ W...—
iris. c. 11. Kendall & Son,
DENTZCT-n
an new
pond to re.
ceive the r patrons nt.
either Nomlk Bridge or
sun. its Norwulk. The new
tor partner has token me
over Sclicck‘s hooker“
Norwnlk. while the junior
retains the old om“. 1.va
der‘s mock. South .‘soh
walk. Teeth estrncrcéidwithonut p3. and at!
o tioun terform at cit or cc.
“1 ”m ‘ r‘. it. KENDaLhH. 0..
‘ (i. s. KEXDALL t). D. 8.
T0 LET.
Th ~ u r tor and lower part of the house on Hairs
ntrwi. rin‘u-ntly occupied by A. L. lira-min Apply
at thrs oflicc or to I! W. LESTER.
Sort-mix hack (‘0
suit
5 to :20 fl
:6 PE on-wmnxua
A2"!
lr‘ru‘nit sure Repairing-
Tllli undersigned having Sure-based the repairing
branch of Buckingham (‘o a furniture ware
moms. has located in clerk 8. lane‘s Block. under
ltmui‘s jewelry store. where he is pursued to attend
mall kinds of l‘pholsterlng. Furniture Repairing:
and Manufacturing at short notice and on menus-
hle terms. 38‘.“
‘V. P. SRIAIaLI 1038.
B. E M O V .A. L !
JAOOB to; Lars-ore,
Insurance Ace-r and Horny Public.
- -r day at home. finrnples worth {2
rIvc. straws in Co“ Portia richlnlhe
Agent for Ocean Pam Tickets and Sterling
Urlllr. [louse Agent and Loan Negotiator. m‘nk
moved to office soon to he been it'd *: South tater
walk Savings “rank on mirth at c of “‘nohtngron .51.
upposirr- Post 0%“ South Norwalk. Busing; so-
-i:t*:lc. .
swag wrist
HIGH PRICES.
if You Want to Buy Anything. in the
Millinery Line
OF THE LATET STYLES.
J :XCO] 3 VVAN Ii
is selling this summer chipper than any other estab-
lishment in this won.
Just received a large lot of LADIES PARASOLS;
all of the latest rilylcs mt erect bargains.
LADlEfi CALIOJ DRESSES and WRAPPKRS in
Great \‘aricty.
A full assortment of CHILDREN‘S MRSEILLE
d lEltle CLUAKs‘. and LACE CAPS for 5031
v rid Girls.
HATS BLEACHED and PRBSED only «I0 Cu.
and everything in the Fancy Goods Line at ruinous
"CC!
i\‘o trouble to show goods. Call and sec for your-
ec f.
Down
J. waxes. Main 51.. next door
below D‘Artois.
look at This!
Mackerel 6c. per Lb.
Corn 120. per Gan.
Good Sweet Butter,
22ers.
FOUR lbs. for 8|.OO
GEO (ER.
\
i
Nil 1mm
Greed Oolong Tea
85o.
COFFEE‘
200;
Wooden. Pails
FRANK V. BETTE.
Marin Street, ~ South Norwalk.
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Norwalk Chronicler