, sefié’;
[W fleet first his.)
“It ell this. It wouldn’t be tight to say
he didn’t know whet he wee flying. , The
answer. has replied to him snfllctentlv end
well; her we will venture n little. Well. this
city tents for its existence as I ah on Sate
lnw—itn charm. Led ell in power: In
derived from sm‘. lows. And the chsrter
expmsly provide-that its uncer- shall have
wwertoenforeESarslen By virtue of these
yourcity omen am You con not
nuke e hy—lnw unless it conforms to State
lsw, and in your ordinances you can not
exceed the bounds of Stat : law.
. Now the liquor laws on stunts is“ of
the stein. And there is this peculiarity
ebout it. thnt if one portion of the cute, on
n town. desires to avail itself of the benefit
of local prohibition. this State luv covers
thit particular territory with the statute of
prohibition. And if thnt town embraces n
Baronet: and at City. as in this use. the:
city is under the statute law of State prohl~
hition. And the clutter of tint city. I cure
not what city it is. will be found to contni't
nmpie powers in defend its cliiz ms spins!
the infringement of tie-license. and protect
itself union all tunic in intoxtc nine liquors
even though the town proper refuse to pros
acute. This locd prohibition which prevails
here is not then e tau-rt law. but 3 Stan: 11W.
for the town. and for the city which is less
then the town. The state has given to the
. town power to license liquor denlcrs if the
citiz in: consent. end power to prosecute ii<
legnl sellers. But in providing town officers
for this duty. it was not designed in place
the city limits ct the mercy of delinquent
fun-n (raisins, who, pcrhnps. pri ferred to
wink ct crime. Neither WAS it intended to
say tint only town officers cm pru'ecllte;
for in such case the city \v mil be merely a
drpcndsncy of the town. Whurvau the ul‘
ice: in melting n put of the terrimry and
residents of a town a City. is t ) crmte on in;
dependent government. unique. end in cor;
tsin essentitl respects. absolute in its river-
eignty. It is a principle of common and
constl'utionnl Notice that any government,
bOWth‘f limited in numbers. or territory may
use ell means to defend itself ecninst nil
crimes and criminals. If n houscbrcnkcr is
hcerd coming in at your window at night.
you need not eel to hint to know whether
he comes to steel is cont only or to tshe
your life; if you shoot him the law protects
you. It the peace. prosperity. merits and
virtue of the city are assailed by no unlnw
ful liquor trams. the pcrptrmon of which
is made crime by statute. the Sum has not
tied the hands of the city's authority and
put its suffering interests at the disposal cf
three Selectmen and one Grnn-‘jxtror of it
(new. and thus Cutlipci the Mayor and
Council of the city t i sit at the guc of in-
ferior officials of another government. till
they shall give relief. Crime in the city
may be s!ruck down in the city and L3; the
city powers. Suspected criminals, working
in the dark behind doors in the city. my
be sought for and ferrettcd out and tried on
“ reputation“ by its authorities. And vi.»
kitten of the local prohibition act is no ox
ceptiou to this rule. And the ch‘lrter of
this and all cities csrefully pruvllcs for this
Jndepeudence of eciion. As we have seen.
it gives full " nuthority to (xclciso. within
the limits of the citv. All the p iwcrs given
to sheriit‘s uni other umber: (see section 10
of Chnrter). by the lllth and “3th sections
of the at ttutory not entitled “ An Act Cam.
coining Crimes end Puutshments. ‘ And
this chatter gives full powers to create uni
maintain a police force. and (\mL‘t‘l‘wl “12»- (A.
«Kw'rfiuse‘c .pd claimants“ of M: slim 131‘ fhr‘
Shir“ AndJurlhvrtuoreJt gives to this Cour.
oil full and uhmiute inure: to shoe and do
stray “Klimt“:k‘ and makes illegal liquors
end the vessels: continuing: thmu a rainstorm
that thus in furtherance of the nurse of tea}
WW and public garnish-the rt‘rl duets
m be wealth reset-at and ssuusuruiix-
\k‘h ‘i‘h.
And new. to short we list this (hummus
“recoil amused to renew the iuiwiphs
which 1 “reject elm has! told lusts ,
newest» tor the. «Mineral or auto
iiw: end. further. to chest you thither
the three m an» it menu its kN§\
ttwumvmcefiemo he»: re
ending this Sensuous, laminar. :. t a than.
you the this t‘eueeu wristband Ln hi.»
my new Vibe! it once enthused and sit
announcement tuber. I will mayor nu
amine“ mt. 11m linemen
the licensee received time the Number the
my meets the than
in "mu-51% m.mvn in So.» s1
. also trench News.
:1an by. the third or (tinned
m at the City of 8 null Net-min.
See. l It shell he the delve! the Its-or
at mid Oily. to «use all Bulimia». Billiard
ll mus. nun-line Salmon and all him
when retrovirus and intoxieeli liquors
ere eon kept end sold in salt City. to
hem at hour of eleven o‘clock in
mm»! etch th.!M lent chilled
from thet tithe. until five o‘clock the next
d“. and the Mayor shell issue his notices to
I ion or occupants of ell Bar
Boonie. gillierd Seloons, Bowling Setoone.
end places where spirituous or intoxlceunc
liquors ere commonly kept and sold in said
Cirv. requiring the same to he cluscd.end
kept cloned. in the manner nfmesnidmnd
cense such notice to be given to the persons
for w‘nom it is intended. in such manner he
he shall judge preps-r. end if the proprietors
or occupants of any such Btr Room. Bil-
lierd Slime. Bowling Saloon or plnCes
where vplrttuous or tntoxicnting liquors are
kept and to)? utter having been entitle u
nforeentd fie mic: or refuse to close he
nine. end keep the some clued en required
by such notice and ordintoce’. he shalt pav
for eech olfense e fine not exceedintr ($25}
TwentyFive Dollars. which tine .h‘lll be
for the, an of the City Treesurv. end the
Cl: Agra-yin hereby directed' to your
en el l I" ofthis ordinance.
Sec. tehnlli be the du‘y of the City
Nutshell end Ill other pence oflicvrs of Itld
Cit to report to the City Attorney. each
on every vinletlon within acid City of
section 00. of Title so. Chepter 9. of the
mere) Statutes of the Store of Connecticut.
of the revisions of 1873. said actionmreeds
as follows: “Every it who between
the hours of twelve o'c och Sstnrdey night.
end twelve o’clock Sundey night. next fol-
lowing. shell keep open my room, pluce. or
inelaue or my building, or nay structure
of en kind or 4 ion. in which it is re
pnud‘ that intoxinn 3 liquors ere expoeed
for rule. or that our sports or games 9!
ounce ere outlet: on or snowed. And the
City Attorney is hereby directed. if he and
probable «use. ”upmmrmibd end every
m W ‘U
he'll. violetedneii ’0 u. oflceuu
W by the Boerd of Councilmen of
the City of 8:01;: NJorévnlk, Oct._ 41h, 1873.
WW», 1875., . rew. echo; leyor,
Aunt. JOHN W. CRLW. City Clerk.
hm gut “mammoth
attenuate-newer Sec. 11 e: Charter.
Bee :1. mayor of aid City
hevetnltpnwer. hot—hereby“:
to order ndeheenubou end other
where spirituous end lntexicstin
.;eu ell-peel, byte-deem.
Manta-rematch.“
II . bowling easel:
I“ m phi: .e
z _ glue the
1...“.
moonlit: mm ehot‘tld he em;
0! «Mythic; He made be cold it we
grad. But then he: sought out meny inven~
Mud for these end their results, the
Lord is not responsible. God nude nun.
but he didn’t make the “em" in him.
nor the murder in him. nor the
Alcohol he takes 'into him. God undo
the crepe. bountiful and sweet; nude it to
be cute. while olive to plane the palate end
nourish the body. He didn't nuke it to
have lte sweet juices squeezed out of it, end
fermented or rotted till alcohol was formed.
thut nth-ye end burley ere sweet in the
grain as God sends than to us from the field.
end thebrud they nuke innweet and nour-
ishing. But when man takes these sweet
gruine and roll them tili‘deeth creates alco-
hol in them with the aid (it that human in-
vention called the “Still." God is out of it
ell—Ila didn‘t make that thing. No. Coun~
cilmnn. there’s no “tnscrutsble providence”
befozglng this pitiu subject—Sin an i Alec
hol God didn't make. Sin brought death.
and from dead fruits and grains calm-s nl»
Cohnl.
But when you add. “it is for us to any.
what shell he dune With it ?" you touch an»
other sub): ct. This thing alctzhol. Judge. is
of the devil. and is n devil of mischief. and
we say. cm! at out. And your constiuency
and the citizens of this city told you to cast
it out. But. you Won’t do it y‘fiursclf nor let
us do it. and now how cm we belirve you
when you any you “wish there Was no such
tbtm: as alcoholic drinks?“ Well. what xii-ill
we do with it! Suppose we give it to the
pigs .' We’ll all up one of the swim: and
give it a glass. Hit! he snaps and mums
and turns ntr-ry. Suppose We try the dogs—
“Throw who) to the tings!" 11...: ha:
neither will he take i'. S'mll we~ offer it
now to :\ "pm to swallow down 9 \thl will
the Judge do with it ?
This :ulvocur m-xt giv 5 us on exhortn~
line on the G .spcl. He is averse to the ex~
ercise of legal session or the putting in force
this law of prohibition, for it is all contrary
to the Sermon on the Mount. and he can
demns the temperance people as un-Chtist~
like. He has evidence enough to convict a
number of lsw~brenkurs. but he won't. pro.
ducc it. or inform on them. for then he
wouldn't be it true disciple of the Great
Peace Maker. Well. we are in n world of
wonders. and none of us knows what ap
perition may nppclr before us next. and all
this Gospel from n Judge who deals in law.
and he don‘t believe in law us of any moral
potency. But what does ttmt some Gospel
sly of law and rulrrs? Rom. 13: 1 to 4
“Fur hemat- ruaulstrull‘) is the minister of
God. a rem-rigor to execute \vtn‘lt upon him
that docth tvil."
Again, this ndt‘wcatc: net-s Suphislf‘)‘. and
his statements mislead. lie Sly!“ "will poo.
pic never know that human beings will not
be driven." "Do you suppose luv will stop
intoxication? ' “Int, us all go round kindly
and prevail upon men to stop drinking.“
I like the lust proposition. Culltl‘ on.
then. let mull no round. Bit final of us
have set the eximple by signing the "iron
clad" pledge. and we Wnllld bwve the c on:
oil sign before we “.2"! yo rwalm’. “ We on v: ry
willing to begin the: cmrnordlnrlfy “hand
shutting," that in to so ctl‘vctu-llly finish up
this bad business without the tilt! of lrtw.
The gentleman‘s talk tuslcn is. nu 1 ill c. nn‘.
logiCully touch the question which was then
‘hslure him. He talks of the Slléin’l rn lliusl
«Mum with the dr‘ink.'1.' The urdludttt‘v
proposed the execution of l-w- on llu‘ col
fessotily ilit‘gul tutu 5.9.2): \\'o urcuot to lw
wlsl- nl by such rumbling arguments or n-
sutluus. \\'e practice only lilr't'tf‘ all tslou
on the poor drinker. This lull has “liners
rd this hurl stinking :uLl going round kind
l_\‘, which is so much admin-d. and lung in;
few my vulce \vus heard ht to. o .ruts'. “left
and loving \vmuvu were pieudiuu \vilh
dilukvrs ior their rcinrurruiau. Ami who
in: lklfi “teacher of the semi in on the
Mount done to help its this hmudsltnking ?
\‘IKVs “h‘fl WC bed lhme- “h“ XYflk‘uulQuRd
smut route in unhar- to sue» them hour be
M rescued nest», RV- ;oum urn gum.
luvs owns invents.“ on its withers“
and give us his nowhere east the armistice
of the weevil that their would uv sud shut
content We inn and genome?“ re.
szlud who Michel ‘ We.» tin-b
\V‘lule he um h‘q‘fi'fi‘i their the: toxin-nu he
«sum to wine “invariably his or r», are
of mm Muir ab «‘9‘ level a usher oi the
New been this hell we to»: be sod put
him on it “9N druid. For it Vb“.
preacher of it serve! nimble. end “not w to
Christine torturous: unukvrs. while he
toilet his not. his tongue «about: us or me
now what at the V‘vl‘y tame t't'v ow. wimp,
with ill our night. said “ we will not lull»
M to touch the rum svllvr‘. You him \l‘l‘t‘
of his victims. and while he utilises more
“(this for you to go round and nhsko build!
with. we will nut make any city law to
drive blur from his den. neither will wall:
street the mayor to help you.“
Don‘t dodge this point. It thire is any
body cri- try on this suldect he is not on this
side of the house. We ask no law for the
drinker. we never have used my. Neither
do We uh for law for a licensed liquor so}.
lur. We know our business bitter than ell
that. Neither have we liked for e um er.-
nctment against the [1169er liquor sell: r.
All lbnt our rrquest b l3 been \vns.
thnt thrse to whom the people
here given ofllcu and power as the good-
lens or the public morels and the txwulive
owners otlsw.should help us forward in our
moral work by the exercise of their legal
pnwvr. in enforcing n statute luvv already
tndorscd by the people, and thus lock up
the doors of the serpent‘sdcnv. And this
thoygrauldn'tdo.
For the illegal rum-seller. law is the only
sunsion that will answer.
I here pursued this talk fur enough. Ytl
I would quote a few \vords more from the
speech of the gentleman.
Be aye thlt the tradesmen, the storm
keepers. don‘t make complaint Against vio»
leten of the liquor lows bee-tune they are
efraid tr. Thrir customers drink rum. and
it would hurt their loudness to do so. It is
with them. no he says. e question of dolfars.
end they go for the dollars not principles.
I leave the rtorekeeptrs to settle this with
the honorshle councllor; he was speaking a
good word for the liquor dealers at their ex-
pen”. Ind if they egree with him in his
opinion of their moral c )wnrdicr. why then.
it’s not our funeral.
Agile, be any: that. this State has had the
trinl of 85 yenn of prohibition legisluion.
end it it. hsen n tutu-e. Be is mhtekeu
in hie premises. The friend: of temperance
heve bed 85 yeern of conflict with just such
oppoeition on bus been egperlenced here in
then-st wean—the opposition of those in
power to the «(meat of prohibiting
hw.‘ The l-w he! not felled. Ken. 0'» power
has but ale/odour.
“m law.” he aye. “ bu been
quoted [gr the enforcement of liquor lows,"
but hit to no deer. We «told get nice;
ordinan- tech-e
m-fie“muwsfiwellmlht
'finfimdieuymfithet ', 1 ’
innate-s nnmm
.An Act relating to Connecting Raflroads.
. fifif"%"‘-;I"E'~‘fi§§m’% ’W-W‘J‘WM “Ma-rew-
PUBLIC ' ACT
OF THE-STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
PASSED AT TEE JANUARY SESSION 0? TBS »
GENERAL ASSEKBLY. 1878.
[Publiehod by Author-“yd
Renee ill some.
08A BR Lxxxnt.
Be it entered by the ’ennetefi‘end ‘1: no of
representatives in general assembly con-
versed:
Section l. When the railroad of the Con-
necticut Central rniIrOn'i company. or any
of its branches as now constructed meets or
lawfully crosses another railroad at the some
level therewith, the corporations or persons
by which said rnilronis is owned or oprrnted
may with the written consent of the board
of railroad commissioners and upon such
terms as said railroad commissioners shall
after due heel-lug prescribe. enter its road
uponoruuitethe came with and use the road
other. but no locomotive engine or other
motive power shall be allowed to run upon
a railroad except such as is owned or con;
trolled by the corpnrntton owning or operat-
ing such rein-max» with the consent of such
corporation. and every such 0 ‘poralinn or
person shall at all reasonable times and for
a reasonable compensation. draw over its or
their railroad the passengers. merchandise.
and cars of the other. and each of thvm shell
for it reasonable compensation provide upon
its railroad convenient. and suitable (it-pot
accommodations for the poem-rigors and
merchandise of the other road p'tssmu to
and over it. and shall receive nud deliver the
some in the manner it receives and (it liwrs
its own puscnccrs and freight.
SEC. ‘3. If the corporations or persons can
not. agree upon tho sltlled periods at which
the came! one shall be. dmwuover the other.
end the compensation to be paid therefor.
or cannot. agree upon the terms and cmulh
lions upon which accommodations shull ho
furnished for passengers and tucrcimmliso
of the other. the railroad commissionr-rs.
upon the petition of either party and n: “00
to the other. slit.“ hear the portion -m.l sh ill
in each can determine (having term-non to
the convenience and interest of the o tr.) m:
tions and of the public to be ttconlnnm min-d
thereby). the stated periods for drawing mm
and the compensation therefor. or the form:
and conditions for pusscngers and mvrvhnn
disc or the requiem: terminal necnmm ulu
tions as aforesaid. And upon npphvmiun
of either party shall determine all qumt‘mns
between the parties in relation to ill! trons-
portetion 0f freight and pusscngvrs. and
other business upon Ind connected with
said ntlronle in which they are jointly in-
terested. and UN: ntu'mi-r in which the. Dual.
nets shall he done. anti hmmftlun to such
corporations of persons their resin-olive
shares of the ( xpcuscs, l'f ccipls and incom-
of the nettle. And the uwnrd of the Con:
misslnners or a major part of them, shall b.-
binding upon the resplctive cutporutluns
and pirsons intvrrstml lili‘h‘ill. for om- ymr
or until lln- t'tllllllllS‘lHlit‘lR slmll revise and
hilt-r the noun; [trawl/u! Inn/urn; llxttt any
person or ('0' nor: tum uggriuvui by nu)- “1.1.1
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mm luts stmrdnrd article is corn-
Blue. ................ fee :lnlllbut. ............. so; [inlllllllt‘ll with the greatest. cnt‘o.
- on. n. is oil‘ects are ‘lS wonderful it i
Corned Be ~f. .......... . ' "t
80...“. “my ........... :3: "WW -------------- 900 as satisfactory as ever.
“mu... ' It restores gray or faded hair to
Fricueedb‘hicken. ...!0c Pork end Dvuns..... .2th HS youthful COlUl‘.
\‘RUETAELEE. - \ r ‘t r ' ' ‘
Green Curu............ltlc Stew d Tontntoos.....lth2 . . IL lLlllOl (A? a“ eruptions, ”Citing
A. an M .......... .8: Fr. I'outuev,..... .wc , . nml‘duutlrutl. It. gives the hood n
time 8“qu “.3“ {£3ch "2"”iITI‘J?” cooling. soothing sensation of grout.
gfsvnvfihomon "1‘35 grunge comfort. and the scalp by its use
. ...... .. fen , ‘ .
what, ‘‘‘‘‘‘ we SwegtPutuoe. bu-om‘cs white and clean.
hex-..........Im By Ms tOlIlC properties it restores
Rice Pudding .......... 1&2... .. ...... ‘1.” “““mary gum!" w their normal
ilgl‘gw. ............. 10c epNQDumplinx. """ )‘tgor. preventing boldness, “lid "l“k'
. u......... ...... tgfjup enema. mg the hair grow thick and strong.
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ORGANS,
-AND-
MEnoDEONs
Call and Boo
new ORGAN IN Tun WORLD
-—A'l‘-
.1. Bl . 1’0 '1" '1‘ It] 11’."
RI U SIC STOIIE,
Vl’nll Street, Norwnlk.
he keeps on hand a large stock of
:1N)‘ 311111.01) 1'} ONS
Ml will sell their: on monthly lnntnllrnentl.
Did instrument: taken in exohutge for new.
Pin tuned and rounlmd.
EVER \' HO 1) Y (i O T()
ANI) ill‘ll‘
l’.-\'I‘l'} N 'I‘
SGRUBBING
MACHINES
.\.\'l)
UN l“. 01" '1 “1‘2
7 .\'l‘
DAVID STOW‘S
5' \ -\l\ Vii i“ .\ \‘\'..
at K \ .1\Mit; 'L‘U
885. nd Upwards.
Cottage Suits
$3 I ‘3. 220. 25. .\ iii“ <ll"~3\
Parlor Suits,
‘i‘he latte“ 3t 3 to
All Ullllllli’ Stills.
mm. AND stall THEM.
litter
Spool a!
Drum" MI 10
It" yore.
«If (‘vl M
A l .80
PURN’18311NG
UNDERTAKER.
RYurylltlus: furnished for lllt‘ interment of the
timid. til l‘l‘llllt‘i‘tl prices.
”A V I I) S'I‘O \V,
llcslilonl‘t- t‘orm‘t‘ \\':I~llltlnmu u'nl
\\'.\llli~llill'\‘li. Muln .‘
input. South Nor-milk.
spring Slim-to.
trort upplmllt‘ linilloul
As a dressing. nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. llnycs. M. D.. State As-
snycr ol‘ Massachusetts, says, “ The
constituents are pure. and carofullv
selected for excellent quality; and
I consider it the liner PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.”
Price, One Dollar'-
Buokinahm’n Dye
_ FOR THE WHlSKERS.
'I‘liis‘ elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
heard from gray crispy other 1111- '
deatrable shade. to Wu or black,
ntdtscretion‘. " "It is; easily npplied,
being in one‘ptégrnrntinn, snd’quiekc
ly undefi‘ectu. y induces“: per:
#9:.
. and * ros.
China, Glflflkfil'l all ,
;
AGENTS FOR THE (JELEBRATED
AVERILL '
Clem'cal Pall] .
l‘l‘ l‘ l'l‘ iii
PIN-"1‘5, khan: rs. ll \I.l" HALL”). .. (intone.
hulls. uml ”Annexe. tum-d rr'm'y lur
nu". nml w~rr2mlwl llli-l‘i‘ l'Niuu lllnn
uny Combination of‘ u lulu
lord und oil.
flow Talia
r’
Hovre
Cough Syrup.
'I'lu’ lit sf ( “ugh
[rm G! In Ilu'
“r m: 4h] 1.: f ,-
l'uhlrr.
( l"-
a. Bottle.
Try
For Nulo by “3‘onme Generally
um! «(I
Hoyt‘S Pharmacy.
South Noru'rtlk. t‘ouu.
BARGAIN§
....lX-
W n buy-v ‘ :»' l~-: e. .\<.‘.l :L JON l Hi‘ of? l’rUV‘x‘ and
\igIVe mom. with \w \ to sail uh ti w. not
bx-‘x \\ Iii-«liiulfl‘\ «th 1v: \-\‘-11-
Boys Shoes 750.
\\ “RT“ 6L5“
liens’ Button Gaiters
3 Q.O O,
\\ “R P“ 33.9%)
lullm Film l’t'miolt kill lint"
loit “owls.
Littllt‘x‘, \l lxr‘t‘h‘ illlil (‘lllitil‘i‘ll‘x
“unis .‘tmi Finn‘s iil‘ nil g‘l‘utlt‘S.
mill prions in suit lilo timox
(ionlslltto litll'nu
Strap ’l‘iM‘.
limils :tllii
» .x'r— -
“BROWNS”
lMOTthESTMhY
Opposite Railroad Depot, South
V l '
Not‘wnlk, More lot‘mct‘ly’ occu-
prod by Buckingham & l‘o.
Coluo mill sou. (loud good
at low prices for unit.
HOUSE FURNISHINP
GOODS 7
————— rib—~—
E. K. Lockwood’ .
Gill-1A l‘ REDUCTIONS
FOR. CASH
SILVER PLATED
'l‘r‘..\ Sinmxs. per sol. _ 3 .95
TABLE Mimics " -— .. 1 90
Mntutru Forms " — — 1.90
Table. Knivu and Forks, Lust steel,
per sit 95 or ntr.
Limp Burners. 12 cents.
r‘ive Lump Chimneys for 25¢.
Kerosene Oil at, the Lowest Prices.
Clear Glass Tumblers. per (low... 48
Deals.
Clem Glass Goblets, per doz. .95
Cents.
li‘rl-nch Chino Individual Butters.
per doc, 50 cents.
Kt-rusene Oil Lem s from 10 C0! is
‘ lo “0.00. p I
Clothes Wringera. $6.00
.20
(fuel Selves (large)
Glass
PRICE! OF
Greatly Induced.
P’l'tn 'roitvt
, , y .7“
e e
...-m
NEW GOODS
’CONSTANTLY BEING BECEIVED.
TIIE FINEST LINE OI"
Pocket Books
. 6: Portmoniaes
IN TOWN.
Chamois, Sponges,
Perfumery. Snap,
Flesh Brushes,
llrcnl Protectors,
Face Powder,
Pocket Knives,
Everything In TOILET GOODS can be found at
CHARLES BRIGGS
1’] I A [RI‘I‘XC 1'.
.\j.'|‘lllh fur li-wnlluru'a I.i.pr~v.~.l Slug.
H‘hllh'
. Adonis fur ’l‘mmlmll‘s (‘1 In! rn‘wl Bluck-
I.“'.
Prescriptions Accurately
(‘ulnpoundell
DAY AND NIGHT.
Picture Framing"
~A’l‘ —
New York Prices.
CRQdUET
1N tilllin‘ \ .\lill‘?'l‘\' Film.“
900. Up.
II. E. Ito cl w e l I .
1
i
.denr
: P ' ‘ i
. M“? '5" my
Slot- nuty on. fi'rrnet .’ ‘ “
.. “PM... ‘
f
Nome“ \N‘h‘z whit weer; ig-tij‘:
nui RVN‘VPRV who tit-um mute:- or
. «this wt. right in thinnest tomb“.
; “mumm- «no Homes»; mush $.\
l t‘wux. intrusive \‘V‘lll’ were “the hi this buxiuws,
. «when Memos .v on. For: tend. Name. use
PA N I
i
.PENNSYL
J RAILROAD.
iGreat Through Line
l
I
J
l .
ll nited Mates Mull Route.
l —— .
' 'l‘lu' it! N‘lllllll‘ of tho lrru‘i-llm: publlr in roim‘l‘lftilly
1m fled to Hulllv of the merits or this great higluvav.
in the vontlrlvm nrsvrtlou and belief that rm other
one can utlwr m lllll ltulturmi-uls A‘ n route of
llu‘uuulttrnvel. u
‘ . _ n
(OIIHI ruotion &.llqutpment
'1‘!th
T’i-ntisylvuniu Railroad-
stands confossutlly at the bond of the Auwricnn util-
wnyn. The truck is double the entire length of the
"111‘. of Merl mile laid on heavy oak tlon. which are
virthedded to n foundation of rock ballast eighteen
inches in depth. All bridcee are of iron or none.
and built the most approved plans. lts passenger
care. while eminentlv safe and substantial. are It the
some tune moduli of comfort Mid elegance.
The Safety Appliances
in me on this line well illustrate the far reeln and
liberal policy of its matinucnteut. in new once
with which the utility only of nu improvement and
not its cost has been the question of cuneidvra lion.
Among many may he noted.
The Block System of Safety Signals.
Jnnney‘ Couple, Buffer and Platform.
The Wharton Patent Switch,
AN!)
Westinghouse Air-Brake.
forming in conjunction with cmrfect double track
and road-bed Icomhlnutlou of ntegunrde at but
inning?“ which have rendered them preetlcellry‘lm'
out a.
Pullman Pal ace Cars
Are run on ell Express Truce
From New York. Phihldolpht'a. Baltimore and
, Washington.
To Glimmer. Ol’net'nnaa'. Lom'au'lle. Indianap—
olt'a 4nd St. Muir, ,
Without Change.
and to ell rinet int- tn the reer “ Son
with “who mfiflr core. Containment-do and: ,
:3“ gig“ Depots. end on secured to ell important
f'nne'scnnaltret the i’eumylva-
at: Mute
lendntthnfltobenwuedtnth‘eiorld m.
.mntyrud g. I , amt
emu-“P? - s
$25.3... a
iii
lewn end convervntory.
ful. che-
wlthont t.
we“
mom- 3mm?”
timuumlm
roi- Calo by
John H. Smith. Florist.
SOUTH NORWALKv 01'.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
u n west ornement for bone.
The Gipey in the non in of novel beauty. "a;
Once seen you w
Home; '
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end dureble.
EVERYTHING FOR
The Farm,
The Garden,
The G reenltouse,
53’!) YOR CATALOGUE.
BEACH.
Box 1320.
NEW
SON & 00.9
7 Barclay Sh,
roux orrv. sea
if you feel dull. drowsy. debilitated. have fro.
qncut headache. mouth tnstoe badly, poor nppetitc.
and tonyue coated. 'on ere eun‘oriuc from torpid
liver-or ‘blliouanens. ' had nothing will care you so
Speedll nnd permnncntly‘ as to take brunette
Lh'lll noun-run or Mutant.
PUBELY VEGETABLE.
The (‘lwnpt-If. Purl-st
)lfld Bet-t Family hie-db
Cllll‘ in the World i
All Errzc‘rtmn SP:-
vu-u‘ for ell disonree of
the Liver. stomach and
Spleen.
Bngnlnto the Liver and
)r . ' - It ‘1
{~15}!th 1‘18 "£5335 /\(d /
. .\.. to s ‘ ': -~—--~—-~~ WM
BUWELLIUMI'LAINTB. REG U LATOR
RES'Y‘LESSNESSJAUN
DICE AN 1) NACSEA.
13.1 I) Blind TI! 1
Nothing is so unplennnnt. nothing so common
as bad breath. and in ncnriv every case it comes
from the lltumur‘h. and can be so easily corrected if
you will take Smuorte‘ LlVL‘fl RIGI‘LA‘N'R. Do not
lit-L100! so sure it n-ruedy for this repulsive disor~
nrr. It will also improve your appetite. L‘umplcr
ion nnd limit-ml Health.
I’ILES!
Ilmv inunv nlllI‘-‘fli‘rlllh‘ day after tiny. making
life n lllll‘tlt‘ll and rubbing: t'xlfllt‘llf‘t‘ of all pleasure.
mvln: tn the secret snfi‘ering from l‘ilcs. Yet relief
is rc‘rtlly to tlu- hand of ltllllulll any one who Will use
nytommivnlly the remedy that has rx‘rmnncmly
rurml thuusnuds. Stations Ltvnt linut‘ufl‘e It is
lm tlrhrltt‘ \‘lulvul purge. but it gl'tillc neeirunl to
Hill Uh“. '
CONS TII‘A TION .9
snot‘t.n not. be regarded fl"
ll tritiim: ailment—in fact unlurt‘
dununds the uttnni-t regularity
of the bowels. Ind any deviation
from this demand pun-x4 the way
uflt‘n rm serious dung-er it is
quite an ucccyutry to n-mm'c rm
Rum nitumulntiuue from the
U\\‘l'1t‘3i it is to cut or sleep. .
nmlrm health can be t‘xpvclml
where n costivo habit of body
prevails.
SICK 1113.1 1).»! (VIE.
This (llrlN‘FSlIlE atlltctiou occur- moat frrqrwnt
iv The tiltlturbulln‘ of the utuiusch. ulsing from
the imperfectly digested contents, causing e severe
pain in the bond. accompanied with disagreeable
unuwumvtd this constitutes whet in pa minty known
he sick headache; for the relief of wh ch Ten: Nu ~
It‘Nr' Ln'ut Rifil'LA‘I‘OR on humans.
unscrmovruxn our M‘
J. ll. IEILIN & 1‘0. ,
uni PHILADELPHIA
For sale mitt. C. Slim-on, Druggist. “‘ushiugtort
Street.
SI‘IQEIFS
PORT GRAPE WINE,
invoices of \‘hmches. for (Wmuuion
Pull‘k‘N‘S-
l's’ed in
l‘lxwiiout for Ladies, Weakly
Persons and the Aged.
Mount Prov-poet Vineyards.
NEW JERSEY.
811861" Pill Gilli Willi!
F0 UR YEARS
the hire of tho 0 orto Grape. raised in the
country. lt‘sinvulunhe 7
'l‘outo and Strengthening Proportion
are unsurpassed h ‘ any other untite Wino. Being
the pine Juice 0 the grape. produced under Mr.
hpeer‘e own personal supervision. tut purity and
gouulneneus ere guaranteed. The oungeet child
may partake of its generous qnnitlea and the
\vertkenl. invalid use it to advantage. ltle parllcttv
lrtrly bonenctul to the need and debilitated. end
united to the vsrloue ailments that emit-t the wanker
all!) all“ in every respect. A WINE TO BE RE-
INVALIDS USE SPRE‘R‘S PORT GRAPE WINE.
FflizléIfiwEUS '1’? 'fi‘ 081' MP8
OLD:
nstly celebrated native Wino It- made from
' ‘ms
wr AI‘EY K‘1 3'15:th PFIND A nuns;
\ ' g ‘
FIT BY ITS USE.
“Sphere Wines in Hospitals are prd’erred to other
non.
sold is Drumists generally. who nllo cell Speer‘n
Stnnnn Wine Bitters. rode en pplied hv nil
wholesale denture. See than the Sigunture of Alfred
Spoor l’emle. N. J.. ll over the curl ole-sch bonnie
A. b EER‘S, Mount Prospect Viticyerd. New
Jersey. Office, No. 34 Warren h‘t.
G. . Still-on. Sole Agent. 334
IF YOU
Want nCoolt.
Want a Clerk.
Want a Partner,
Want a Situation
Went n Saleem“,
“‘unt a Servant Girl,
Want to sell 3 I’tuuo.
Went to Buy e Form,
Want to tell I Carriage,
Want to Borrow Money,
Went to sell City Property.
Want to sell Groceries. orJDr-nge.
Went. to sell Dry Goods or Oerpete. ,
Went to find Customers for hayintnf
Advertise in THE SENTINEL
Advertising will pin New Cantonese
Advertising will keep Old Graham
Advertking llbeully elwm ml.
Advertising makes Sucoenl only.
Advertising beget; confidence
_ Advertletr It; show; energy.
Advertising, . shown pluck,
,fAdverth-z’ and one and.
7 Advertise or ‘58“;
toefiret-ulnwl’riu-
done ..“8
Sentinel Oflice.
Posters,
llnndbills,
Dodgers,
Snipes,
Circulars,
Letterheads,
Notcheads,
Billboards
Statements,
Bruits,
Notes,
Cheeks,
Receipts,
Labels,
Checks,
orders,
Cards.
Catalogues,
Envelopes,
Kimmie.
Printed in the best manner
Orders for .
Printing of: all but,
" Promptly nttended to. 7
Wedding . Stationery ”’
Purim in the In“ my"
.In {acteveqtitihg .m‘ ‘
, ' 05a.
with .neetneu end _ j.
Norwalk Chronicler