m, h
m was! % thinks it pains
tbnbyLnnOOtbeeetinwortdwlllbs
dtbehpdsttalu.
m
was. album Ward was exhibiting
hi flew in filt Lake City hlscomplirnen-
”matheolwomcersreadutol-
lows: “ Admit bearer and one wife."
fig..-
Bodh. Cal" claims to be the only city of
8.” hhabltants in the world which has
no church.
W
Tbhqplastmaaiathe world is the
man with just wealth enough to keep him
inspirite. and just children enough to
make him industrious.
*
Jefleraon Dark is threatened with blind-
neu. and both he and his wife have been
much broken in health since the recent
death of their son.
James Gordon Bennett has directed
Ward. Stanton it (30.. of Newburg. to
build for him the fastest steam yacht in
the world at a cost of "50.000.
A house without children is like a Ian-
tern and no candle: in garden and no flow-
ers: a vine and no gray-em a brook. with
no water gurgling and rushing in its chum
nel. ‘
The daughter of Gen. Sickleo recently
doped from Paris with an Englishman
Dam!!! Hchrtby. She was followed to
Inndun by the general. who had them arv
rested.
It seems that Mary Stannard was mur-
dered by two or three men. a man named
Baaen among the rest. Those Connecti-
cut lawyers are very smart. They will fix
that crime on the late Southern Confeder-
acy yen—Bufalo L‘s-press.
_
The Belgian cable system of towing
seems alreedy n practical success in the
manual. The first fleet of boats that
haircached Rochester arrived there on
Tuesday. having aceomplishmi the dis-
tance of ninety-six milm from Buffalo, in
thirty-nine hours—s saving of twenty-
threehourlover the average rate of the
American mule.
The boom in cotton is amlated by news
from China—a country by the way that
produca nearly one~half of the world‘s
annual crop. This fact is not generally
known because the Chinese spin. weave
and consume their crop. This year's crop
in Chin is reported short of an average.
and it is believed the deficiency will have
to be made up by shipments of goods from
this country.
A postal regulation which has been in
force for several months appears to be
very little known among businais men to
whom it is of some pecuniary interest.
Under its operation. an unreceipted bill or
statement of account can now be mailed
in an unsealed envelope at s protege of
one cent. To rcceipt n bill or to write up-
on it any such words as ‘~ Please remit."
will, however. subject it to letter rates of
postage. but a, request for a remittance
may be printed as it part of the heading.
The State Council of Education Will
hold the first meeting in Hartford on No-
vember 28th and 29th. The subjects to be
considered are: Means of Amusing Public
Interest in Schools: Relations of Teachers
to School Authorities: Tenure of Office of
Teachers: Certification of Teachers: and
each other topics as may be suggested at
the council. Members elect of the coming
meeting are to be notified by the secre-
hry.
The entire Catholic world is preparing
tosoiemniae the jubilee of the Immacu-
late Conception. which falls on the 8th of
Mother next. and Pope Leo XIII.. by a
decreelately published. accordingly grants
to all Catholics a plenary indulgence on ’
the day of the feast. or on one of the days
of the octave of the Immaculate Concep-
tion.
11:0 Sanitary Engineer 06ers a reward
m for the best plan of a model school-
”)uae. Our small boy will contest for
‘Dnt price. His working model is not yet
ready. but we may state that his idea of a
model schoolhouse is one in which the
teacher never licks: where recess coma!
five times of a morning. vacation every
other week. and examination never: where
all studies are elective. and chewing gum
is insisted upon : where there is co-educn-
tion of the sexes. provided the girls are
. and where there is no unishment
a fellow save sending him sit by the
girl to whom he was caught pissing notes.
In the early days of California. a woman
could hardly walk through the streets of
San Nelson. without having everyone
pause to gaae on her. and children were so
ranthatonceina theater in the same
dty. whereawoman had taken her in-
Mwbenltbegantocryjnstas the or-
ebs’yabegantoplsymmal in the pit
crib! out. " Stop those fiddles and let
thebabycry. I haven't heard such a
sound for ten years." The audience ap-
plauded this sandman. the orchestra
stopped and the baby continued its perfor~
males amid unbounded enthusiasm.
#
We have been shown a specimen of the
dlica taken from its bed near Roxbury
talk. and which was sent to New York
tertrial. It is of very fine quality and
ludeed.
aevsrbuyanyotltjbraourwemaythink
ear-sheath" on. for in these daysot
“everythingweestltwould
hmlfullcadidn‘teomlntorits
then. we think it would be
flue—but
Marilyn-pals. “yuan-nu.
—-—.¢.—-——-
Aflaakofatornado at Reno. Nev..ls
“ascribed: "Rm Cutter-started
“mam-galhnofwbiskey. totake
hideknethcr.
W
fiche-ewhtcbnsot can“ the
aswltsfiesblstuthem 01“”
, btkatwhhh-beit
liitrlla
about: not . . Ki" “'1'
never knows the real sshts busine- to be
sedull as it h at mt.
-—-—-.u-——
A We priest named Morris has been
arrested It Hurdles. lnd.. for brutally
hating three children of his church who
actedaspallbearersst the funeral of a
Protestant child three years old.
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The Cathedral of the Incarnation st
Garden City. 1.. l.. is to have an organ
built by Roosevelt of New York. at a cost
of ”5.030. It will be completed next fall
and. will be the finest instrument in Amen
ica. It is said that it will be one-third
larger than the Boston Music Hall organ.
which is now the largest in this country.
-——-—.o-—
The New Milford Ray says: Some of our
exchangeeseem to doubt that a spider's
wehexisted across the River below this
village. and assert their doubts against
the positive knowledge of those who
know the facts. It was a spider's web.
whatever their opinions may be.
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At the close of the preliminuty m-
otion of William B. Riddle. the alleged
Norwich wife poisoner. it was thought
that the case would come up at the pres-
ent term of the Superior Court in Nor-
wich: but it is now decided that he will
not be indictal until the January term
opens. when it is expected that the case
will be at once tried and judgment ren-
dared.
—-—«0
An Irishman was going along a road
When an angry bull rushed down upon
him. and. with his horns. tinsel him over
the fence. The Irishman. upon recover-
ing from his full. upon looking up. saw
the bull pairing and tearing up the ground.
whereupon Pat. smiling at him. mid: “ If
it wasn't for your bowing and scraping
your apologies. you brute. faix l shouhl
think you had thrown me over this fence
on purpose.
.0.
A young lady came into a young law-
yer‘s office. the other day. and said. " “'1”
you please marry me. sir ? " The lawyer
is a bashful bachelors. llc sumiuonml oil
the courage he possesmd. and n-pllcd.
" “'ell. madam. I‘m sure I‘d like to oblige
you. but I really am not quite ready to do
that!" A mutual explanation mode the
situation less embarrassing. The young
lady learned that the lawyer was not it
justice of the peace. and the lawyer learn-
ed that the intended would arrive on the
next train.
.u , 09. w ,
Joseph Duval. the Middlebury I-h-enoh
Tanndinn who got away with Ebenezer
Smith's horse and carriage, last July. is in
jail in Concord. N. If. awaiting trial for
similar thefts committed in that State.
As soon as that case B'tiistmsed of he will
bobs-ought to Middletlm‘n to answer to
three estuarine charges. v12: buglnry. horse
stealing and thieving. Altogether he has
enough on hand to occupy his time for
some yenrs.—ll'aterfmry Amcricmx.
-— .0. ,
The lion. John i‘ottnn Smith died of
heart disease at his home in Sharon on
Friday the Hill. llc was born at 'l’ivx-li.
N. Y.. in 13111. and was in the 69th y or
of his age. llctook his home from his
grandfather. John Cotton Smith. who was
for four terms a member of Congress.
Governor of the State from 18m to "177.
and a. member of the Supreme Bench. He
has been more or less prominent in (‘ou-
necticut politics for forty yetim. and has
acted with the Democratic party.
“ : 4.» ““ .
Serenaders “'lll be interested if we rc-
peat a little story told of himself by a.
well known minister. He said. “I was
riding alone and for the first time on a.
road which had but few dwellings on it.
and as I came in front of one of them. a.
sudden impulse. which I took for an in-
spiration from the Lord. caused me to dis-
mount. hitch my horse and seek admis-
sion. I was burdened for the souls in
that house. and resolved to explain that I
felt called of the spirit to talk and pray
with them. I rapped on the door again and
again. until a little girl passing by looked
pityingly into my face and sold with a.
smile. " There‘s nobody lives in that house.
sir; they moved away six months."
OOH——
Scene-The billiard-room of n fashiona-
ble club-house. At nine o'clock enter
Augustus. who removes his summer ulster
and discloses a dress suit. One of the
players—“ Hullo! Gus is rigged out under
full sail and all the candles lighted. “'hat
is it old fellow ?“ Augustus—" Oh. I
have been to mnke my party call on Miss
Banker. She wasn‘t at home. no I left my
paste-board and came around here.“ Thir-
teen voung men dro their canes. seize
their hats. remarks " hat‘s the rocket for
me." and slide off to Beacon street. At
eleven o‘clock Miss Bunker gets home.
finds fourteen cards and save. “ How funny
that nil the boys should have called this
evening.“ At the same hourAugustus re~
ceives three “ smiles“ and ten cigars. the
grateful oflerings of thirteen young men.
who have nmde their party call without
thgatcrimbie of dnming or the expense of
E .
——oeo-——-—-
" DCCtt.“-There is no duck mill in the
country large enough to supply the de-
mand of the factory of the N. Y. Belting
and Packing Company at this place: last
month the enormous amount of 80.000
ads of the material was used. and this
much more thkn any one mill can turn
out. Bereis an industry which canbe
carried on With a small capital. and the
goods sold at their own door. We under-
stand that if an one will start such it
mill. that the Ru r Com ny will con-
tract to take every pound t ey can make.
What more. capitalists. do you want?
What more can you ask for? Whut n
blowing it would be if the hall might
only be started. that our citlaens would
only awake to their responsibility. and
our land owners in our villages are this
interest in the at and not in the die-
tanousndlett epeople come and build
and sell what they chmse then. and not
‘tllltben.wlllwe enter upona career-0t
prosperity—Newton's are.
MW"—
Father Scully. whose course on the
school question is attracting so much at-
tention. ”them. was chaplain of
the Ninth Ranchueetts regiment during
tbswar.and.asluch. wasaealoustorthe
moral welfare of the men under his care.
He was especially opposed to gambling.
and never besltated about acting vigor-
ously whenever occasion required. One
daybalfadossnoftheoficerswen hav-
ing a little game of poker. and. as the
" pot “ amounted to $9.73. there was great
excitement as to who should be the win-
ner. Just as the question was decided.
Father Scully sprang in under the tent
flap. grabbcdtheetakuand put them in
his lass-t pocket with the mnurk: “There
ith. and there it will stayl“ No reman-
straaoe was offered. and he walked o!
with the new currency. In a little
while pay-day came round and the usual
collection was taken up for the chaplain.
htherScully was-eon informed of the
“seat. and sat in his tent waiting for it
, ‘ a o .
for the closing demonstrst INN“ l
' V the; wise ill-rut res." .. .n-t "W‘tln
uAun'Bt'ookfluld woman {as gallons (if
v Danburyonasopp gex -
tlon. Her household duties detain her
too ion and she was too late for the train.
But th was no discouragement. as she
set out at once. and walked the entire dis-
tance. Being very busy making ur-
chasee. she again missed the train. ith
true English heroism. for home she bent
her stops. encumbered with her packs a.
where she arrived in good season. Th s is
only one sample in many of the capabili-
ties of the Brookfleld females.
The Humane Bose Co. obtained the sil-
ver Trumpet voted for at the Catholic
ir. If receiving the most votes decides
popularity. This company must be the
most p0 ulsr one in town.
Miss sry Regen. eldest daughter of
Thomas Regen. living on Wooster street.
died quite suddenly on Monday night inst.
She attended the Catholic church on Sun-
dry morning. but feeling badly. went
home before the services were over. Phy-
sicians were called. who pronounced her
case ho less. She sank rapidly until mid-
night 0 Mondsv when she died. Mary
was of a genial disposition. and on great fa-
vorite among her companions. The friends
and relatives deeply mourn herilwttb. Her
funeral services were held at the (‘ntholic
church on Wednesday. and was largely
attended.
An informal meeting of the monumen-
tal committee. and of the citizens commit-
tee on Decoration Dov. was held at the
ofilce of Brewster. Tweedy a Co. on
Thursday evening. The present intention
is to have the monument dedicated on
next Decoration Day. A general plan of
exercises for the occasion. only. were dis-
cussed. and (iii but few were present. no
decisive action was taken. Another
meeting will soon be held. The general
desire is that Mr. J. M. Bailey deliver the
dwiicntory address. Mr. Bailey has boon
invited to do so. and we are sure that we
sixmk the sentiments of nil interested.
when we say that we hope he will accept
the invitation.
Mr. (‘hnrles E. Dole ' of Osborn Street.
on the occasion of hisliirth (lily. was nude
the recipient of I very pleasant surprise by
his friends. On Monday evening about
fourth mseliibled at his residence and
mode merry with him over so important
on event in the life of n jolly good fellow.
At an auspicious moment a very hund-
nome easy chair was smuggled in. and
«luring the evening was presentml to the
favor-ml one with npprnpri \tc ceremonies.
Rev. Spencer Bray making it neat and
well timed speech. Mr. Daley. lilthough
very much surprised. and affected bv the
unexpected present made n short run imp-
py reply. The table won it uinrvel of bonu-
ty and plenty. being the Work of n Well-
kumvn caterer in town. llcnuie Ilnwes.
Ice cream. fruits nmi cake ware in nbun-
dance. An instrument was produced
known as u “ puddle." with which the
years of the jollilimi host were recorded.
After nu evening spent in pleasure and en-
joyment. the company wisbmi the host
mnnv happy returns of the occasion. and
left for home well mtislimi that they had
it good time.
A M.
BETHEL.
Mrs. Myron Schuouumkcr Lllt‘ll very sud-
.letin on Suturiiny morning at nlmut 5
o'clock. of hemorrhage. probably from the
lungs. She luul retired on the irevious
evening in her usual health. and tlic fin-at
indication of her illness was the profusi-
discharge of blood from her mouth. which
aroused her husband from sleep. Before
medical Hill could be summonmi she had
(lied. Mm. Scbmmumkcr's ngi- was ‘32
ycnnz.
ln uccorliunce with the order of Kim
i‘hicf. the lint wl Fire Department up-
pcnrcd on Saturday lost for inspection llllll
drill. The Alerts and the (iriwsy l’lnin
company were on bond ncnr (‘ole at Ain-
lvlcr's but factory zit three o‘clock. The
hmu- of the two companies was attached
to livdrztnts and the wnv wntcr sported.
would have :u-‘tnnislu-il the generations of
the past. The engines were also exercised
and everything sm-mml to pass slitisfnclur-
ilv tn the men and in the public as well.
The Bethel (‘orncl Bond wzu present. its
members in their neat my uniform. and
furnished excellent music for the (M‘f‘llfilllll.
The whole display was very satisfactory
and certainly pleasant.
The moist weather of last week and the
mildncss of the season mode busimw for
those who work at tobacco. The business
of stripping has been lively. and those who
have fortunately finished this port of the
work. are now as nctiveiy engaged in sort-
iug and packing the weed. It is almost
impossible to find it man or boy to do any
ordinary work in some parts of the town.
because they are all engaged at the tobac-
co warehouses or with the famous who
prefer to keep their crop until later in the
season.
M
BIDGEl-‘IELD
Mr. (‘. L. Seymour is confined to his
house with Sickness.
Mr. P. L‘. Lounsbury nnd family left for
the city last week.
Two Weddings are reported for Thanks-
giving eve. Quite a matrimonial boom
for liiilgvfleld.
Mr. George Height and family were
agreeably surprised on Wesdny evening
by u visit from about thirty of their
friends and acquaintances. They nil ex-
pressed much sympathy for the family in
their unfortunate trouble and warmly
congratulated them on its happy termina—
llHll.
The oyster supper given by the ladies of
the Methodist church. on \Vcdnt-mluy
evening lust. u‘oved both an enjoyable oc~
casino and a financial success.
On Tuesday evening the Milton] Cornct
Band serenaded our Representative. John
D. Nash. Mr. Nash invited them in and
returned the compliment bv given them a
bountiful lunch. to which the boys did
ample justice. After it pleasant chat the
band again lnyed some choice airs and
then depart for home.
- ———9oo———-—
WII at Happened to Mr. Bench
Hundreds of persons will read with
pleasure the interesting article in relation
to the case of Mr. J. S. Beach. of Stone
Ridge which we publish below. Mr. Bench
is one of the most respected Citizens of
Stone Ridge. and is extensively known
over this and adjoining counties. The
story is almost too to be true. There
is no reason to don t it. however. for the
norms of parties interested -who are of
unquestioned veracity —-snd the dates are
carefully ven. while hundreds of others
stand ren y to prove the statement in
eve pnrticulnr. The article is not only
intemting. but no doubt will prove of in-
calculsble value to a great many people.—
ndout
TONI IN m m mo AFTER
VSINO “N01“. ABOUT TWO WEEKS.
One of the most remarkable oases that
has ever been brought to the notice of the
ublle lsthatotur. J. 8. Beach. “State
id Um 00.. N. Y.
r. Beach has suffered since Oct. 18h.
18‘“. from the presence of Calculus or
Stone in the right Kidney. and heendured
pain month after month more than tongue
can tell. which rendered him totally un-
able to attend to his usual mutation. No
less than seven physicians were out
at different times. to whom Ir. h
usid hundreds of dollars for medical treat-
ment. with oatytstsperaryrsllef tron: bis
Bylt‘be or t solicitation of his friends
he was l need to
d "fA
o
M? Kim
tv. and
gle‘hrnvvement
on
m to any day when on the
w ev .
“be voided a stances
. through the
ob was very rough
on Joy
ed by Rev. '- “be“.
FIIREWDRIIGSI
‘l’Llll'iBD’S DRUG S'liill.
was carr-
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But nomng used Is pleasing. a... n h". Ihoc U R E “m “a “up, cures. To ORDER.
" Give. us a safe and pleasant cure.
One that‘s mild. cheap and sure.
No more will we our lpgin endure.
There no mistake a. ut it."
ride.
Then Dr. Briggs. in conscious
And earnest ml his mind app! ed.
The science deep to o .n wide.
Of soothing and of ienling.
He took of man substances known
That would hon or still a groan.
And soon composed by skill nlone
His miraculous Bunion Balsam.
Tormentcd with Bunion. Corn or Bruise.
Thousands of suff‘rers heard the news.
The remedy that meets their views
Is Dr. Briggs’ Bunion Balsam.
For sale at G. C. Btillson's City Drug
tore.
Selene-e sun Progressing.
Vnpcr'ued Oxvgen for the cure of cotarrh
The inhaler and "indicating fluid which
va mrizes oxygen. A s lilo for cntarrh.
cold in the bend. acute inflammation of
the frontal sinuses. obstruction of the un-
sul organs. headache nod other affections
of the air cavities of the head. The oper-'
ation of inhaliiug vaporized oxygen is no
inhalant thnt childrcn whole it with tie-
ight. Tho feeble and delicate can with
ease use it freely with benefit. The most
agreeable and satisfactory effects are rcnlv
ized after the first inhalation. To cure.
continue the use of Yuporizml Oxygen
With cntnrrh specifics Nos. 1 and ii. The
severest clues soon yield to their licnling
effect. Price ill .Q‘J. and $3. Address lll‘.
Josiah Briggs. Newark. N. J. Sold by (l.
C. Stillmn. City Drug Store.
All llndlspmod l’ucl
(“urns are surely the most plentiful
kind of groin in the market. Every one
has n sup ily. from the liltlc time your old
child to t in aged gl'nmlsiro verging on to u
hundrml: stylish. handsome young
ladies who dnily promenmle resorts: mill-
die-aged matrnns: uld lllflllll. dressed up t0
look young and gay :iluuilies with their put-
out lcuthcrs. kid glows. llllll incvilublc
walking stick: the clot-gluon. Invrclumt.
luwvcr clerk. und mechanic. ofnil ngcs and
stations. luivc it full on iply of coma. bun-
nious. llllll nulls. nml ot’lier lmtherntiuns of
feel. all of which urn banished illlll cul‘ml
by the use of Ilrigg‘ Ilulsnm llllll Sun-
(‘nrn l‘ure. Sold by (i. (‘filillsnn'u ('ily
Drug Store.
Briggs’ Turn!“ and Lung llcnlcr.
Thront nml lungiliscnses are (‘nnsiilvrml
the most futol of huuum nlllictious.
Thousands of our fellow bcingsurc curriml
to thi-ir curly gl‘uvi-n uml fiuul rests every
ycurby that u‘incc of terrors. “ (Yousuuip-
Lion." Dr. . . Briggs' Tin-out uml Lung
lichler will conquer the fell ilvstroyc-r rind
restore the iuvnlnl to health nod buppincss.
For sale at (l. C. Stillmn‘s (‘ity llrug
Store.
We Challenge the Whole WOrld.
If those nlllicteil with (Yumrrh could ex-
muiuc the lining membrane of their nusul
(‘lt‘t’ll_\'. cxti-miing through llu- lli‘llll twill.-
thrnat. thcy \\'Ulllll discover nu inflamed
llllll irritutml condition of the lining lllt'lll~
brune with the minute blood Vessels :uul
engorged with blood almost to bursting.
.\u ucriil and unhealthy discharge cun-
stitntly flowing from the inflamed muciu
uu-mbruuc. and dropping lllln the throat
causing it choking. sickening Hitllrallnil
and difficulty in breathing. n portion of
which is expelled by coughing. hawking.
xunl spitting. In some cum-H this ninth-r
is very li'llm'lullrl and difficult of expul-
sion. Tlicrcforc. ye who Hull‘cr with (‘u-
tnrrli. or any of its complications. should
resort of once- to tho- lienltli restoring null
life-preserving principles of Dr. Josinh
llriggs' (‘ntnrrh Specifics. Nos. 1 and 2. nml
once more rejoice in the restoration of tin-
orgnns llllplli'ltll‘ll. hrcnth purified. nuns-w
of smell restored. lu-nriug perfcct. lusti-
nuturxil eyes bright and unclimmml by dis-
cnec. Sn boil the chicftnin. the Prince of
(‘uuquerorswlln Joeiuh llriggu‘ (‘ntnrrh
Specifics. For sale at (i. (‘. Stillson's (‘lty
llrug Storc.
Sch-“cc Successful.
(‘utarrh Hpecifies. Noe. l and 2. Two
bottles in one box. These new and wond-
crful Specifics are not only the. chcnpcst
but best Ill use. scientific in com nmltiull
and nbsolufc in cll'cci‘ (lclighlfu to usc
affords immediate relief. Wnrrcufmi to
cure acute. chronic. ulcul‘nlivc and dry
cnturrh. (‘1)lll.~‘.llllyfovvrckc. Price $1 and
2. address l)r. Josiah Briggs. Newark
N. J. Sold at (l. (‘. Stilisou's City Drug
Store.
¢o~————
Bust I‘bvcct Navy
Tobacco 419 1 y.
Mgibu Insured 'l
l-‘Alill’liilll
FIRE lNSURlNCE COMPANY
o-dll'»
South Norw alk. t‘l
CHARTERED 0869.
CASH CAPITAL 3200.000
()l-‘FICEltl-si
(‘hew Jackson‘s
WINFIELD 8. HANIKHID. President.
TALLMAIMJI BAKER. Vice Prealdeut
HENRY ll. TFIlNEB. Secretary and Tron-war
A. 1.. FRISBY. Asst. Secretary.
A. 1‘. SMITH. General Agent
New York Ofllc- 168 Broadway.
Rubber Paint.
The 8 via Paintln
Seasongof 1 879 3-
Ir Now Open. Mid we are ready with a
New Sample Card of Choice and
Beowulf"! Valera.
It the your past our Faun has Pnov eh I'I‘IILP M
In nu. rtur we 01 all run It. and with confidence
In its superlu- by we look lorivsril to large sales and
art-at euceesa in NI future.
I If you t-svs Plllll‘llls.‘ to do call and got estimates
hf
Rubber Paint!
It is Olll’ll‘. BEAUTIFUL a! d DURABLE.
John H. Ferris.
General Agent tor mama“ and Vl-
elnlty.
COAL OFFICE FOOT “I" WASHIN TON 8T
—AND—
III ED 10 I N E 8
At PrioeetoSult the Times. For Sale at
Summer Fruits
And Vegetables.
ll Hilillllll's Market.
verythlngthet the market allotdssecured
e initseeeomund offered atthe
lowest prices.
freehand
its t to lice
Womake pain .
good articles. and Invite all
est remedies known.
lst. We will furnish than: to responsible parties
on condition. No «sure no pay.
M. Will pay motors «so they will nrtcnro.
as. Will new ’I for their equal sssesn «h.
Wll ay .lflll snythlng poisonous or deleterious
Is 0 nd In their mmpo-ivlon. nth. Will my
sum fin any particular Dr. Jnshth Brlcgs‘ Cs-
tsrrh flcmlflrs are found different from rspresenis-
"on. Wsrrsnml to Instant y when and rsdlcsllv
cure acute. chronic ulcerstlvs or dry catarrh. fold
In the head. and all sm-ctlons of the cavities or the
head and thost. 'l‘wo holllssls one box. Great-
est Income of the age. Sold by drngylsis. Address
Du. JOSIAH BRIGGS. Newark. New Jersey. Sold
by GEORGE C. STILSON South Norwalk.
BIJNIONI. CCIRNI and other ailments of
the fest. can-s much suffering among sll us-
tlons by whom the are worn. There eremorefhnn
slooooo worth of not: and shoes destroyed annu-
ally In the United Stateslln the rest «film world
more than 9 01.000300) by
cuttingw lie new. or nearly
so. to nuke rooln for psln'ul Bunions. ! mm. In-
growlng Hells. Rom fusions. we. asides this
great sacrifice there in mid In New for . m Colrnp
odlsts. about 95.000 annual-
ly; In New Rnu'nndfivstes
shout "5.00m In the western a ennthern. about
.000. and In the rest ofthe world about tum
f ; h-ldo‘s this. tlvoreil 0500000 spent willingly
or usual at an ot er
worthless earn BALSA M p unds for
the cure of Bunions. Corns. flow lnsleps. Tender
Feet. the. To avoid these great losses and aspen
rlllurei. use hr. Josiah Briggs‘ Bnnlnn Balsam and
Hnreilorn (love. which Is the only preparation
known that gives Immediate roller and rsdlcsllv
cum hard. soft and ulcerated Runlons. hard soft
and fostered Corns. \‘v-srular Fxcroaceures. Chi.
losltel. larse and small. Hora humps. Blister-ed
Ilesls. 'l‘smler Feel. lngrowlng Nails. be. without
causing or leivlnu any pain or soreness Warrsnv
led ssh And sure. Sold by mogul-ts throughout
the world. Address l'NI. .m-uu BRIGGS. Now-
srk. New Jersey. Sold by (l. G. sillson.
)llall! —“'hnl Increasing torture arises horn
Internal Illee lug. External and Itching Pllcl.
The With endmvor- to obtain oven partial relief has
discouraged the millions who suffer. and lhcv have
Roma their sgunv in silence. thinking there well on
ops or even pummel of a
cure. N n l- GGS’wl l hulsnrllng
the total failure- of the many remedies heretofore
offered for the cure of pill". and the picture or sun-
ny fasting onmtil'tr he; of more :ho ‘have tried the
nu nus rem es of. n vain. vet ea—
gerly sought fvr I 'LEMHI mulch-iv tvlcll
anything that promises the least relivf. unvll Ilwlr
coumgc has long since ulvv n way In (lcupnntloncy.
lw’t lhpm rhfcr on. nllow the smile of halvplucrs to
II um Itllt'l l0 ‘ V b a Hard
countenance RI‘J M I‘d n sn-l Ll‘m rm.
iles of life u ill be rmrlnrmed with s dean-s of imnr
plums and pleasure unknown for woeks. monlhs or
veers. llrlL'ir-I‘ l‘llu "medic-turn lhc result of un-
ca nslnu utudv soil cxperlmcnllnu. the NI l‘lJ'i Pl.-
TllA of Iuedlcsl It'lcncc. and ill ever respccl safe.
scientific. and rellnblc for tho c .ru "fyplle- In every
form Briggu‘ remedies are sold hv (Irugulsis
rvurywhn-re. Address Du JuNl/tll BRIGGS. New—
nrlt. Nt'w Jersey Held by lIlllhuu-e .3; Pi-mbu-vlou.
opposin- (‘lnck ihop Anson-In. and by u. C. STII.I.«
SUN. South Norunlk
I WADAOHE~TIW most uulvorsnl nflllr'lnn
of tho human rec : all classes suffer. 'l‘m- head
m-vcr ache-I when the vsrlous organs are workmgln
harmony with unlurr. Th re can he no lll‘llllnl‘lll‘ II
Ihp human mucb‘lno Is In It healthy nndllion "curl-
M‘ in ms 1 ‘ rise fro
.mvue not!" l‘lf‘ “41“! H I‘JI‘I c n In“:
port of the sys'om helng (ll-arranged. or the whole
I arises from many and various cam-«en. ll ni'ti be
from n'rvnus lll'llllll‘lllllfl. fun or u rfllon'. ovur ex-
I'IIIOI. luck of slew-u. 'rvnl nit-"Isl labor. anxiety.
ccnrrsl dv-h “(J‘ll ‘ I“ I) ty local dines-n
In some part ’ 4 Co! the hodstck
u! propt'r nourishment. fasting or coiling too much.
cnllng lrrcgulnriy or Indlgusllblc food. Dyspepsia.
Liver Complaint. Constipation of the bum-ls. In fact
me causes are so vsrlml Ih it lhn-v cannot wu-ll h.-
v-numerslcd. but Billmlrl' ALLEVAN’I‘OR will
llllllllll cvcry species of llcurlvuchc. restoring lhe on»
Ilrc systemic Irnnquilny. bringing run-l. comfort
and qulcfude In rhi- sull‘n-rn-r Hull] by llruuuistn.
Millie-s llu. .Illh‘l \ll NRIIIHS~ Vcwnrk. N .l.
Sold by u. (‘. b’l‘ll.l."UN. b‘uuih Norwalk. (‘L
l)lIEAl|ls of the Thrust and Lungs am the
must ”Hill of human slllicllons ’1‘. our in 's of
ourl far-[Imp beings are 'csrrIc-d to lhclr early graves
not on rent, Y I ‘ merv your b that
p low of ti no". III’ N (I "l‘nv'sumpllnz." In
many Instances this Inlal meludv secures a victim
uho st flu-l Illl'l'l‘ly hell it cold. but m-glcvlml to us.-
pmpcr remedies uulil ll wss mo luh‘ (“here were
IlllllL‘ll‘lrl ml 11 R'un‘t‘lillls. Larynuills. l‘nlsrro. or
v-HlllPO l e \ urinv illit‘fllt'l
'n w h l 0 [ill "I A '1 I‘d I‘llhc throat uud
iuuus are lilll’Iy-(‘l All of those compinlnls. In the
muly slum-s c in bu cured with BRIUGS‘ Tunas?
lull Li'nu llitsucn. composed of ”Ir most improved
up: ctoranl- known diluted with .lsmslcn Rum and
h‘ylu i. Old p00 )lc Ilhi' H and babies crv for It.
A: drces lm .1I~l\ll on (His. anmk. V. .1.
Sold by (i. C. STILLSON. Nnulh Nurwnlk. ('i.
\‘EIIRA LGIA.——'I‘h~- pain Increases from
. film-Lo Ilmc. uuiIl )tlllrucrves seem to snap
no! crack. ,iI-rk and jump. and play all sorts of
pranks. from [he ~‘IT l{ I,“ lop of your hcud
"' lhc lips of Vullrk . Jun-s. lhc (l .- m o n
vbuotlug forth like lightning along ououufnrtuunlc
m-rve. aml now lrylng In the sun hi-r Imus ihous
and knots lbcn Mlcmpiing lo make a lmwr-lrlug of
soother. >omcllmesin the re Inn of the lll"|Pl. again
in Inc bend. lncc. (‘UliE ncck. e c ; In
ellhrl. If you h.Vi' I neuralgia In its
“ore! form. with all Inc About distilled to its most
sxumwurim dcgrcc. mu- Dr. J Brlgg‘a Alle-
vunsor, end in s trim-your m-uislms. won all its
demons. has dcpnrlcd. and (mm again you may be
happy. Sold by G. C. STILL‘UN.
l
his Ir a comfortable room flue-vi up for the bench!
ill the public kenorsly. situated on cost side of Mali
Sun-ct. over Rand‘s .Icwclrv sum-u Clerk and Lane‘s
"lock. nearly opposllc Rnllrod llcpol. South Nol-
u-uik. (‘t. ll is open from 9 a. m.. to it thorn. 'I‘lu
fin-m ls well lighted. warm and comfortable. It ir
-upphcrl with four dallii-I. lwo woeklics. and Icverni
munlhly pnpers and journuls. beside a number of
lustrnctivu and ln'ercstlng books.
COFFEE ROOM.
There Is I Coffee Room on the same floor. and a
holy ln allcndnncc frosz. m.. to 9:4!) .m.. to
serve HOME Mum articles mentioned elow. at
the following prices:
l I‘np of Com. will] crsckers. 5 cents.
I (‘up of Te... with Crackers. 5 “ '
Cumin. 5 “
llrown Bread and Butler. 5 “
Sandwich. 5 cents. Piece of Pie. 5 “
Cake. 5 “ (lrullers. 5 “
Doughnuts. 5 " Ham. l0 *‘
Pork and linens. with Bread and Butler. in “
Slowed Oysters. 15 “
A \VERK In your own town. and no
cnl-iml l Ikl'll You run givc Ihc busi
“can u Il'iul wilhoul crpcusc 'l‘hc bcsl
opporluuiu cvcr ofI‘crcd for (hm-c u ill»
in; In \\ irk You should lr) nothing
l-lsc until vuu non for yourself when you
can do at the business we offer. No room
tucxpiuin here. You can devote nil your
time or only your spore time to the busi-
ness. llllll mu ‘1‘ grcut pny for every day
that you Work. “Known make us much
lumen. Semi for siecial private towns
and particulars. whim-lb we mail free. $5
outfit free. Don't complain of hard times
when you have such a chance. Addams
ii. lislnm'r'r & (10.. Portland. Maiuc.
HENRY TILLY,
MANUFACTURER OF
Light Carriages
01“ Au. limos.
Repairs Carefully Aatteniei To.
Corning-es Pointed In
First-class Style.
Having the best paint shop and work-
men in the Town of Norwalk. I can guar-
antee entire satisfaction in this depart-
ment. as my large trnile proves.
CALI. AND Exnmnn “'ORK.
Carriages stored and taken care of
through the winter.
Sign and Wagon Mtteriwdone in an
Artistic manner.
30,000 cigars
We have on hand odd lots of cigars
which must be sold.
At What They Will
Fetch!
Now is your time to buy cheap cigars
by calling at the store of
LEWAB‘I'Z 8: 80.
Brands
FOREIGN and DOMEST. . IQ
CIGAR-
must
of
18 Full SALE DY
Geo. 0. Stillson,
Sor'ru Nonwsut.
1t Hus No Equal.
Sure cure for Bright‘s Discuse of the Kid-
ne '. Rheumutism. Stone in thc Bind-
(lel‘ nnd Kidneys. llyspcpsin. l.iv-'
er Ulllllllllllllt. (icnevul nobili-
ty. Ulrwnsvnf tho Urinary
Organs and Piles. It
is also it good
Drinking
\Vutel‘.
W. SMALL, Jv., Gcn’l Agt.
LEWIS'I‘ON. MAINE.
Boo-mu. Mus” June ll). “'17“.
W. SMALL. .lll. (leuerul Agent.
Dcnr Hit—I luivc unnlyzmi n sum )10 of
water marked " Luke Auburn ll iucrul
Spring.“ received from you. with the fol-
lowing results:
One United States Hollow—1331 cubic in-
i‘lll‘l-i"-(‘Ollllllllfii
Sulphate of Potash. 0.183
Chloride of Sodium. (L257
Bi-cnrlmnutc of Smlu. 1.2m
lli~cnrhnnulc of Liluc. 0.137
Ili-curlvouole of Magnesia. H.296
Oxide of Iron and Aluminuwtrum-e.
Silicn acid in Solution. 411
Total. 3.734
It is nuiurnily n‘l‘lllf‘ll or charged with
carbonic ncitl. oxygen uml uilrugiu gin-ins.
ll l! lllklillllt'. Inlnl‘li-n's. litulclcss. colorless.
spurkliuguml free from any appreciable
orguuic mutter. This is on uncomumnly
pure spring \vntcr.
icspcctfully.
H. I’).\.\'.\ HAYES.
Stole Auuyci':iudi‘licmist. annclmm-ltu.
Raymund Bros.
“colors in
COAL,
Lehigh. Scranton.
Franklin. Bituminous.
\\'xlkc.-'b:irrc. lAlI'lilHVllllllll.
iriugiish ('omul
“’00 D,
()nk. Birch.
Maple. Hickory.
(‘bcaiuuh Virginia l'iuv-.
Long Island Pine
8 1" CK,
Polo. \Vvll.
North River. Long lslumi.
('l'nlnll l“rulllr~'.
Newark Fronts.
l’hiimle-lphin Fronts.
MASONS'
Buildin': Material
I )f I-‘\ cry Klllll
lull-I \VI) llllHWN
s 'l‘ 0 N l) l
GRANITE. BUILDING N'I‘HNH.
Fire Brick and (‘lay
lliniiii l’ipv and
Terra Cotta. Ornaments.
llay. Straw. Flour.
(imin. Salt. Fish.
()ll. Soup. &c.. kc.
Avarlll 'finelni'iial Palm.
Trucking.
Stevedores.
mmlc for l‘uintmg. Grading.
Contriicis
Ring and l‘oncrcle “'nlks. &c.. 62?.
es. Wlavanagh,
Jan
\
Italian a
I3.
Granite and Brown Stone
\Vork of oil Descriptions.
Monuments, blight, Coping, 8w.
Manlles and jumbers slabs,
Cemetery Lois Inclosed.
Onlers promptly attended to. at the Low.
est Prices.
Steamboat Wharf.
South Norwnlk. (.‘t.
AND
llIM‘BEIl
SHIN GLES.
All Brands nnd Prices.
LATH,
BEST BANGOR.
Pence Railing-
nnd Plokets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak wm tewood
dud Maple.
And all Kinds of Bard, Wood.
Roofing “end if Sheathln
Paper. ,
REPAIRING in all its BRANCH E
T. M ULLINui.
Next door to the Savings Bani.
m 9mm
Now null Hccuml limul Wugguus :md
Buggies on bond. for sole or
cxvhnugc.
sill
BATES‘
Monumental Works!
NOR“'ALK. CONN.
Monumental Building
J. L. Mommas
AND CEMETERY WORK
0! all Kinds in Marble or Grunllo.
Marble Shelves um! shelf Bruck-
eE'l
iinv-
Finn Ass-01'! lllt‘lll 01'1"
' 43H (In)
01' ”SOS.
HARDWARE.
The BENT AR‘UllTM HNT lll TO‘VN of
General Hardware,
Mt‘t‘llunlrs 'I‘nols.
“’llltc Lcml. l'ulnll. »
Olls nml “'Imlow Glam.
A full Arsonmcm o!
and Ruoln.
Table and I’m-kcl (‘ullcryu
()l' ihe best Quality. Ch: up for (‘m’h
Hausa Furnishing Gouda!
Locks
i
JAPANESE PAPER \Vl‘llili. ,
Agent for llu- l
l)u\'cr\'urili<':|l llwili-r :iml llull's Plill‘lll
l
l
l“il'l' nod Ilurglur l'rnof Hufc. '
.-\g1‘icullurul linplw-mcms.
:4 zip (‘iiniidh-i‘)’.
w. G. QUINTAED
No ‘l Ml'h’ll? Ii.\l.l.lil.()l‘l{. So NorwnlkJ'L
6.50.. ivoo
Rope. &c. ‘
illough g Syrup.
Ever ( W
[tamed
ic.
. ‘ h
Th: Best Long Noe Pu
fcrcd to
Try a. Bottle.
For .Sale by Drugglsls Genera".
and at
noyt's Pharmacy.
noutli Norwnlk. Conn.
80. Nurwaik Cigar 12...}.
Alex. 1.3171», Jr.
MAN CPAC'I‘URRR OF
FINE CIGARS,
.\l.~u l)l‘llll‘r ll lllt‘ lll'f-‘l Qllllllly 0f
; UllWiflllSlflfllifll Tobaccos
AND
Sillflllfll'fi AIIICIBS liliillll'fllll
Goods at Wholesale and
Retail.
(‘urncr \Vnshingtou and Main Ste.
SO L'TH NOlt\\'ALK. ('1‘.
DR (621038
UPRIGHT PIANOS & PARLOR ORGANS.
Tho pnfiuctiomi (-1 this house have n world-inns reputation for thoroughness of couch-notion
and elaborate finirb in every mechanical and mantel detail.
They mend themselves to {.210
Kudos] (‘rltic and Art Lover. and their ruhstanusl «gulhtlel um and: that one will outlast rmwrsi
d the ordinary c: inferior instruments to largely
r01 .
GEO. WOODS 81 [3038 UPRIGHT PIANDS P088388
Unoxaml') 10(l
Strength
:lllkl Solidi! y.
A Most Beautiful Quality ofTonO, and. the
Brimsnivad Pori‘oi-t Ch
00k Ropon‘f‘ing At'tiont
GEO. \VOODS J; (70.3q l’ARLl lli ( llih‘rANS
, HAVE BOTH PIPE AND REED STOPS.
And are Unequniicd for their Great Var-lay of Musimi Effects.
employ the only successful combination of
musicians in oil couriers of the globe. and recogni
mentto be fmm in any country.
thud remarkable instruments.
008 \"nmljnflon
A
"“\\ .. Rosina.
AGENTS.
LIBERAL 'i'l-‘llhlo TU
ll'lil
oading Shot Gun
, Barrels slide our ride.
_ ,. _. , No hmgc to get loose.
, ;_L,'
A Gun to smml the wear and tear. and not It)! Illlky
or mu or uni”; Prices. from 850.00 upwards.
Send stump for Circular to
AMERICAN ARBIS 00-
To $6000 .\_\'i:.xit. or $3 to
$20 a day In Your own in-
cuhty. No risk. “Hum-ii do
mom money than the
amount stated above. No one can fail to
make money fast. Any one can do the
hour by devoting your evenings and spare
time to the business. It costs nothing to
try the business. Nothiuglike it for mon-
p eunnut and strictly honorable. Render.
if you want to know nil about the best
paying husmem before the public. semi us
particulars and private terms flee; sum.
pies worth $5 also free: you cnu then make
up your mind for yourself. Address
1‘” Milk Sirccl. Boston. Mass.
as Well as men. Many make
work. You can make from the. to $2 on
ov Iunking ever oil‘cred before. Bllnllloss
your address mnl we will send you full
GEORGE. STINSUN 6: L‘o.. Portland. Maine.
ORGANS
~AND~
MELODEONS
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
cm and 800
THE ESTEY COTTAGE CRGAh
BIB'I' onosn IN 'rns \vonu)
-ATw
pommmum
arrow arouse.
V
J. M.
5i
Wall Street. Norwallr.
Remand-shame:
Pi
and Reeds. and are purchased b advanced
ze- by them as being the most mmp
instru-
No one should purchase it Parlor Organ without examining
GEORGE WOODS 3: C0,. Cambridgeport, Mass.
WAREBOOMS.
7': Adams Short. Cbiagn.
WANTED iN EVERY (‘ITY
I All}:
\VilFRII THESE INSTRUMENTS Alli-I NOT REPRESENTED“
FOX’S PATENT
Breech-L
““WEGIAN 341,,
run
It will po'sTtiwa allay nllminflnmlnntion
"' ‘ w O”
of the mucous membrane of the noon! cavi-
ties. and cleanse them of all obstructions,
'i'itbout (lifllcuity or pain. and soon restore
z‘he breafh to its natural purify. “'bile tbs
Balm subdues Canaan. the
Norwegian Pellets
are required to drive its cause-—
SCROFULA
s from the systcm:tliereb 'subduin til the:-
§benses resulting therefl'om, mogulgm
cos of the THROAT and Toner“. Am
Uncens. Csnncncurs. Box Envsxrm
Spun, Tara-an. RJNG worm. ran. Pincus.
him-mm. and all other Gunncun. To.
uonovs. and Couscous DISEASES. The
NORWEGIAN TONIC
will strengthen di stion. t
tone to the appetitgennd invig’brgltt 333% vs
nvnlid
system. For s rocov from pro- '
trsoted sickness. the Tome is o invaluable
i mien—pales
bepfiflf. Pl? plefiodical
in 0 Inc or oins. violent eadsche use...
dullnem. wouknes. lamitude. etc. 2.?“-
ms and TONIC are both especially adapted.
Norwegian Hot Drops
are n specific. for all
Nevuwrc. BlLlot‘n and Run
3%” Azflm‘ .Bsoncmsn -
epu icisnssurol. that the ' wan I
mum. Top to. and Her mama‘s):- m2.
ltorious illcs for all directors for which
they nro mended. as the Norm-lotus BALI
is for Panama: ‘the Barn: being univers-
ally acknowledged to be the best remedy for
that loathsome disease that was over m
ererifiA sample bottle of the Plum m
and Ho? Doors is lookch ultoual with
ever ' (.hgm-I bottle of tho fimzu’
whic Will be sent by Expmmremu)
oupt 0:81.00. to any address, where thersml‘s:
-.
one aellin the Raul. Send for Pamghht.
0:39:16 h‘lpgl Prop'r. 6 hurray LILY,
v . . '
igt~5¥South Norwailllabii nod other drug
'* ‘ "v ‘7 - > mm
Norwalk Chronicler