In
an.
in;
W
‘ um or lull-h arthr- loving
=h‘ hvttdtaplntngh ahead typin-
.hctldrldnl 0! Miami: lovllnlvn. Tn-
m l in. am n permit a: in: I'lk.
., '1»va- ot Kit-diam and Mao-
ln Asiatic 'l‘urkcy urn moving by
Wu. Ind appeal: in their helm!
and: by an Chi-imam inlulnnnriea in
in. aid».
mxwui. I heathen t‘hlnee. gradu-
oh noond from the lllghm‘bmnl at
W. Mun. lt is hardly nacemry
. h .7 that he in Rwuitn Yung. having only
.muy Rocha! his majority.
it ll outimnted that the time wanted by
m of tho l'nitcd States in looking
“It the bed: for turn at night. it dum-
“h work. would manlt. in u year's
“It. in making ovcr 17.000 patina of stu-
undo" for the henthcn.
whisky drinking ncvcr conductud
Vulfll into a man‘s puckct. happiness. to
M or llttpplnoss to his family or
Mobility to his clmructcr—tharclom
“they in n non-conductor: and cousin
flatly it is host to lot it ulunc.
A bold. bad man in Kokomo rcccnzly
broke up at church wciublv at which co.
momma were lwing' gu'rn by making
why women worn likc tlmvcrs, and thou.
Wewvybody bud givcn it up. rcplying
that they shut up wiwn thcy slrcp.
The Cubian lnstil’gl‘llli have not yet been
wholly subduml. ln :1. recent cngugemcnt
they would have captured 3 dctuclmicut
a! Spanish trillpal but fur the timely arrival
o! reinforcemcnts. As it was. they woun-
ded two office-rs and killcd six turn. and
"treated to tlwir slwlicr in thc mnuntuitm
in guod order.
.v..._._
Rico was lll‘st illtmluccd in tho United
States in 1694. .\t that date it uppcurs
that n vessvl from Madagascar put in
Charleston llurlmr, S. (‘.. in distross. in
the ship's stow illoro was a suck of ricc, u
port of which was givcn to Mr. Inndgmvu
Thomas Smith. of l‘liurlcston. who can"
fully planted it and cultivated it in his
gardun. situutcd on tho I'll-'i‘l' bank. It
yielded so wcll thut Mr. Smith thought it
important to salvo the seed and distrdmto
it among thc plztntcrs. From this small
beginning this grout stuplu has grown to
it! proportion.
Vandot'biit's large invcstmcuts in l'uitml
Bates bonds cxcito thc conccrn of tin-
Keokuk Gutc (Wu. which in .1 loading ur-
ticle. " The Rich Man's folly," says: “ It
ever the National bonds guts into tho
hands of n t‘cw lk‘mms‘ tboy will be rcpu.
dioted. Thor-o will be littlc use to urguc
Shoot the vvickulnm‘x“ of it; it. will be
done. Thc \vidwsprcml izitmit dcsiro :tl*
ready cxistcnt through the country that
the bonds should be rcpudintcd has lmcn
easily kept from gutting much vitality by
the thought. that tbc bonds worn in thc
hands of farmers. widows. orphans, sav-
ingdmnks. working pooplc. small capital-
ists. a great body of investors. But lot a
few very wealthy won or corporations got
ownership of the bonds and tho situation
will he changed."
At the request of tho British and l-‘rcnch
governments. the Europcun controllers of
Baptism finances hnvcdruwn up .1 return
of all the living wives of past Viccmys, as
woflnsthe pensions which tiwy actually
derive from the Stntc Excbcquor. From
this tabular statulncut it uppcnrs that !\\‘n
relics of Mohumct .Ui. thl- tlmt Vin-my of
Egypt and the great gmnddatlwr of tlic
pmnt Khulivc. still survivo. and are
each in receipt of an income cqlllvulcltt to
£5,000 per annuiu. As Molutmct Ali died
thirty-one years ago. tlicsc two ladies
have, since his death. obtaincd from tho
Egyptian Exchequer pccuniury consola-
tion in their lwrcuvciucut to the tune of
£810,000. Only one widow of Ablxu
Pasha is in existence. and her pension is
comparatively moderate. amounting to
not worn. than £2,400 a. your: but a. great
number of his surviving ulnlisqllcs.
daughters and granddaughters are also in
the enjoyment of regular incomes churgzi-
bio to the State. This is. lllul‘t‘O‘fel‘. the
me with many female mcmbcrs of Ismail
Pasha’s uncommonly large family. left
behind him. to be provided (or by his ex-
mbjecta. when he quitted Egypt. shortly
Wt his deposition. The Egyptian llurcui
Pension List has been recently subjected
to reductions on a lungs scale: but it still
union: the budget with unuuul charge of
Ignacio.
A million-r not long since held protrac-
Nd mating! not far from Port Austin
and Bid Axe. Mich. One day one of his
converts. while driving his oxen with 3
“'3' load behind them over the bad
, mi. between the above‘named plums,
“0&1!de back and tllsCOVt‘rt‘d
“m covertly following behind. The
«Invert could not imagine the cause of
not mags conduct. but thought he
, “hoopla eye on his movemcnts.
”Matinee miles the man a! holy
“than: on the not of the slowly mov-
km Now crouching behind stumps
not acting like u phmtom through the
m latent. occasionally spurring like
, hon! now some open space to
thoovoro! some friendly fence to
th “d aide like a stay dog. Quin
, through thickets. diving through
“trawling behind logs. bounding
w pub of water-rule pastoral! legs
, “may emergency. All the
fit the W kelp: ever near. ever
~ , whitening. finally straightening
at culling tho brother driving the
wane: “WW I have
”maule- to and out whether
insulin-m at them axon. I am
fill lord ha filled you with the
‘ . m . ,lli'e Lord! Another
‘pndt m ‘ .. morning.“ And
"in valid «teamwo- back.
’ . “Mm drove slowly on.
' nwmwdl’wvs
“I wondering how it “mild have
than! if ho lad not non his
“light-an.
Daub;
III. the mum. catch at tho union
93h not. hill: nutty.
Womylultolnm that Col. Mud
“NI"! 1' Mull: recovering from his
am at mammary rhoumtlul.
Mr. Bundorlmd has the turn. tor Gar.
don a Go‘s. new factory up and nouly
com-«t.
urn. Geo. Purdy arrivod home on 'mn-
dny evening from Philadelphia.
Thu Non-wall: l‘ont .‘io. 48 RN to ho hem
It the unveiling of tho Monument.
Rabat I. Brown. a membcrot tho police
tot-co has resigned and will try tanning.
The old born formerly owned by Don-
con Stone. was Iold by tho rlilroml com-
}nny to John Shawn! and has boon moved
onto his premium.
A aim-r of Rev. Mr. t‘won was nun-vied
in New Haven thin wcck. Ruv. J. “h
llubbcll bad the plunsure of parfflfllllng
the ccremony.
Michael Murphy 0! 0th ward notoricty
“nu brought bol‘oro Justice Fur-mun nml
tricd {or violation of the Sunday liquor
law. He was found guilty and appealed.
On Monday night Thomas llnycs cn-
tcrt‘d tlic saloon of lluriui lirmvn and at-
tcmptcd to borrow a dollar of tho bur
hecpcr. claiming that he had madc it but
to that amount and lost. and willmi to
pay it. On being refused ho pullod from
his pocket u gold wutcb and chain and nf~
tercd it as security (or an hour when he
Would rcturn and reilccm it. As soon as
he was gone the suspicious cin‘umstnncca
worc cominunicutwl to oillccr t‘rnsby.
and scorch was made {or him. He did
rt-turn to the saloon but said nothing about
the watch. cvidcntly smelling :1 mice.
After a long search he was found uslccp
in Samuel llollcy'a burn and secured. lie
plead guilty before Justicc Furnuin nod
\vus hound over to thu Superior (‘ourt in
$.00!) bonds.
William H. Gibson, who was injured a
short time ago. was again on Monday sur-
iouuly hurt by a blast near Wilton. u rock
falling upon his leg and painfully injur-
ing it. Mr. Gibson is in the employ of the
Dnnbury & Norwalk railroad. and will
again be laid up for some time.
Humucl Mallory, forincrly of lhmlniry.
now of Montuuu. has bccn visiting iriunda
in town.
Mr. A. B. Knapp who has boon conflu-
cd to tho human with it ill of aicknona in
again ublc to ho out,
Two our louda of cattle (‘fllllt‘ in on tho
Brunch on “‘cdncsduy morning. Tht‘y
were tho fincst lot of tho wagon.
Tommie, son of I). ll. Booth, chip, wuu
llilll‘li in thc lug. Friday nitcrniiou lust, by
u Spitz dug bclunging to Sillucy Smith; ,
Thu tooth of tlic nniiuul pcnctrutcd the
tlcsh. Tho dog has prcviuunly uttm-kcd
nthcr childrcn, and will probably lm put
out (if llli‘ Wily.
Tho mombcm of Samaritan Lmlgv. NH.
7. with thcir \vivcs, hcld nu unnivvrmlry at
tho lmlgl- room on Monday cvcning lust.
Thcro mm :l full utteuduncc. A bounti-
ful suppvr was sprcuil, which n “H m-ll cn-
Manly bnskcta of fruinucntu wcn-
curricd uwuy. (i. It. Suinucl A. Milliory.
of Montiuiu. wua prcucnt und inudo u ncut
littlc spoovli, tliut wits listouml to with
juywl.
much intcrcut.
Thc lluubury and Norwalk 1%. ll. Cum-
pitny urc busily at vmrli on tho old ('ulnp
groundnut Budding Station. Tlic .\'. Hus
apoaka of it us “Bronksidc Park," which. if
that is the muuc givcn to it is n vcry up-
proprintc mm. The company is sold to ho
milking evcry cffort to rcndcr the grounds
.ittmctivo. and when completed it will un~
doubtedly bccumc u popular plum: of rc-
sort.
The “Ituliuns” who «moiuly n room in
one of the dcucrtcd nulnsinus on Main
slrcct iu‘c u inusiuwloviug body. l-Ivcry
cvcuing “The Heart bmvcd down" is sung
with grout pnwcr uud su‘cctucss and in tho
curly inc-m “l \lrcnm't that I dwell in
umrlilc bulls" in nil its bounty is wuftnl
on the morning brcczcs. Thcrc is sumo.
thing novel about their sclcctious, and
they only ucod to bc hcurd to bc npprcviv
utcd.
A double tcutn bclonging to Smith
Knapp, nttuchcd to nheuvy furnicr's nug-
on, on Wmlucsdny morning cnjoycd n lit~
tic circus of their mvn. Thcy utui‘tcd
from Whitc strcct. run up Wliitc into
Elm. up Him to Bcuvcr, through licuvcr
into Rivcr fitt‘t‘t‘t, through Rivcr into New
strcct, up New atrcct into Stcvcns stn-ct
where they own: fluidly captured, nftcr
thcir street purudc. halving dnuc littlc
damage to thenmelvca or wagon, save that
llll‘ team was prcttyv‘cll blowcd.
We have Spflkt‘u bcfurc of the Dnnbury
Gcrmun Methodist church. They hold
their meetings rcguliu‘ly on Sunday, and
pruycr meetings on Thursday cveuing.
They hnvc heretofore had no regular I’m-i~
tor, but at the lust scssion of the Gt‘l'llllul
Conference held in New York. thc Rcv.
Jacob Kindlcr was appointed to this stu-
tion. About twcntyfive years since he
preached several timcs in the German
tonguc. in the 01d Congregational church.
more recently known as Concert Hall.
Servicca will be hold at the some hours as
in uthcr churches, at the Sons of Temper-
anca Hull. corner 01 Main and Liberty
“meta.
#
BETHEL.
The Citizens Baud furnished some very
fine music on Monday evening in front of
Fox‘s Hotel. Fisher's block. Their music
sand was pmtrated and mattered in the
gale several weeks ago.
Mr. Eugene S. Sohoniuaker made a fly-
ing visit to his home on Monday. and re~
turned to his place as a clerk in Stevens
large drug store on State street. Bridge-
port. Gene likes his situation.
Miss Ethel Gummy entertained a line
audience very trim. on Tuesday eve-
lung.
tive and embraced a wide field. The ex‘
meta were maul: poetical.
The exercises were entirely reel!»
Th0 house occuphd by Mnfili Gotxlnll is
at mt undergoing quite “WW res
pairs. and the nun who drive the Dan-
bury ml Bethol stage my: tho repairs
were needed. Kr. Gmdsell make. good
tlm now bum the cilia. ml is or»
“Wampum of and: travellers
u do not keep it ham to drive.
“chihvdugoflmmohm u u
in WWW» M
mm conduct tho Sunny-collect
in Pinata-0W during the min;
am: Roar: J. Dayton. Summit.
an M Taylor. Ain‘t Sup‘t: Ila
mm See. mom. In. Go.
w. “slot. “brain: "I. Amati»
“hula. Ain‘t mm. “in Sunday
MMh-numnducted by n Vow ex-
«but pupils [on lumbar otyom. M
H thouthnhmvkvery hvonhlo. With
"“3.” monumental)! Inmtonthaowlll
r “Whoa-mun or no attend-
., humuputhdoahu m 3.:
“m"dIWfi-
mwlllhanmuloll ‘I 0M 0}-
lab.
The» batting Mm is very dull. Ent-
ton will work in n mm‘l Mon now tor
load than M. dollar: a dim—it they don‘t
have to work too but.
.—-»~~-—rw~—_-—a
On Friday morning aim“ 5 o‘clock Jar-
vla Miller on his way into Dnnbury found
by the mdalde lmtwoen Hoyt‘n and John
lluumllot'a n little girl about 3 yam of age.
in u must pitinble plight. She had on
almply u when dma. and no other cloth-
ing. which was annulled with the min. The
wand IhOWt‘tl by the footprints that she
had boon wandcrlnx about and when
found was complotcly cxhauatcd with
crying and oxpmure. Bountiful in inc!
and toninm. with sunny curls. the little
wanderer stretched out her woury arlm to
Mr. Millcr in such an ltnpluriug murmur
M to utl‘oct him ovon \vhun telling it.
Silt‘ WM lutt with Mr. Julm Benedict.
We are tumble to learn to wh on tho child
bclolnrn. It In cvidunt Ilw bud wandcred
from homo or had boon ubundonod by her
pnrcuta.
m
Jay Gould continuca to light likc mud in
thc clYort to hoop tho wolf from his door.
A New York ilnnnciul journal bus been
trying to find out how his bunk account
stundo about this time. and. although not
wholly snccenatul. presents nomn intcrost-
ing dctuila. A vcm‘ ago he sold 100,000
slmrcs of Uninnl’ncilic for about $7,5le000:
then hc bought 11 lot of Knnms l‘ucific at
12 for about #000000. and kcpt it until it
rose to 9‘2. notting 14.000.000. Again lll'
bought Wabash nt ll‘lllltl mid it at various
figurcs butwcen .50 and 0‘2. 110 also bought
Ht. Louis Northcrn. and on thnt and “'11-
bush innde “£50400. Thu:- in our way
and number his profits on nu investmcnt
of $3.!50JMX) bu is ulmnt $l 1.000.0le nlwml.
Now. how runny fools will rush into stocks
and low ull thcir moncy in trying to do
thc sumo thingil ~ Atco Argus.
o0. - *
(ll-ncrul “'iilkcr has nssigiiwi to l ‘lnrcnce
King the work of collI-cting statistics
cunccrning the precious nwtuls in this
country and (mu vuluinc of tho ccnsun
rcport will bu ill-voted to tlu- information
Hlllltlnml which will be ill)! only stutisticul
but historical and lluscriptivc.~llridgc-
port lu'udcr
,,. .7
._. ... _.
A New York lu-llu lllthlrllt'rl‘tl it $701)
vnrscl. llrcut squuclcr'. \vluit cxtruvn-
guncc. This is clltiruly too) much for ur-
tiliciul hugging.
" .0. ’W‘
llrvucb of protuiso is novvmrcgurdwl its
contmnpt of court. / ‘
, ow
Tho oiwning of tho Eric Unnul occurrud
on Monday tho lllth of April. This is tho
curlicst dntc of oiuniucnccluont of nuvigir
tion on that important wntvrwuy since
”59, Dxccpt in 1873. whcn. its in 1850. thc
scuson bcuun April l5.
r. 009 , ~—-
'l‘hc Iloutnu Journal which first gnvu
(lruut 2020f thc ill-lcgutiun to Chicago
tlmn fur clcctcd. now nuys: “A morc nccno
rill (‘lllfiHllll‘llllllll divide-a tho dclcgutcu
clcctlul ilri follows: (lruut. 153*; llluinc, Ht);
Edmund». H; Shorinmi. H; \Vnnhliuruc,
ii; tutu] 3‘29. 0f 754i \lcll‘gutcu."
«0
Two thousand thrcc bundrcd and fifty-
ucvcn rlnlgl'untu llllllll'tl in Now York on
who duy lust \vcck.
— 90.
Thu rcpnldicmi dclcgutcs from (lrcgon
to ('bicugu, also thoac from \Vcnt Virginia
huvc llt‘t'll insti'nclcd for lllnilm.
‘9’—
l'uvorl)‘ uml Ill-Iron.
'l‘luu pnvcrty which produces tho great-
est distreu in not of tho pursu but of tho
blood. lh‘privctl of its riCbnui-nl. it bu-
comcs scan! and watcry. a condition
tcrnmd um‘un’u in medical papers. Given
this condition, and sci-“(Mona awollings
undsores. gencrul and nN‘vnllI dubility.
loss of llcsh and uppetitn, \vcuk lungs.
throat discuscs and consumption. :u‘c
among the common results. Thcrcl'orc if
you urc n sull'crur from thin poor blood.
do not hositnto. but employ (loldcn Modi-
cal Discovery which curichcs tlu- blood
and radically curos tlicscafl'cctionsby stri-
king at tho rout of tho M'il and rl-uioving
thc cnusc.
For all bronchial. throat. and lung ufl‘cc-
iionsxcvcrc lingci in; Coughs. wank lungs.
consumption in its curly itugei. nsthmu
and kindred :ill'ccljnns‘. l)r.l‘icl‘cc‘s (lohlon
Mcdicul lliit‘ovvry is the sovereign rum-
ody. und hn-‘nulrivallwl all its competitors.
It is liarinlcss in any condition of tlic sys-
tum. yl-t pmvurful to cure. Druggists ucll
ll.
-M' —~—~
An Age of Improvement.
\\‘c livc in an ago of improvements as is
cvidcnt to all when we consider the \von-
.lcrful discuvcrics which am: coming to
light day by day. Our.- ot’ the latest and
mmt wonderful is the discovery of Kl‘ll-
llull‘s Spuvcn t‘uro. which will curc u
spavcn. splint. curb. callous 0r ring~lxuw.
and rcmovo the cnlurgcmcnt without even
blistcring or causing it sorc und it bus rc-
ccntly boon tcstcd for deepvsoatod pains.
rheumatism. culurgcmcnts and many sini~
ilur difficulties on man as well us beast.
and it bus lwen found to work so well that
it is now bclieved to be the very bust lini-
mom for external use on mun. that has
on r boon discovcrml. It can be used full
strength at all scasons of thu your with
perfcci safety. Road the advertiscmcnt
for Kendall‘s Spavin Cure.
-——~—~—4¢9
Malaria Destroyed.
G. A. J. Gadbois. of Brackville. Canada.
certifies that he was pmslrnted by u mul‘
arinl disease contracted in Texas. and was
quickly and coxupletvly cured by the use
of \Vnrner‘s Safe Pills and Safe Bittcrs.
lie adds: “I shall never travel in that cli~
mate without your Sate Pills and Bitters
as a part of my outfit.“
m
“'9 clip the following from the Troy.
N. Y. Times:
“ Lettefi pour in daily. sometimes by
dozens. snows and hundredth to Dr. David
Kennedv. of Rondout. N. Y.. in grateful
aoknmvlcdgvment of the great benefits r9-
ocived from his “ Favorite Remedy.“
Them are all read with care and imam“
by him. us they frautently illustrate tho
power of tho medicine in some new and
perhaps hitherto untested phase of open
ntiuu. But it is when handover comes
miles to tell the story of his delivrranee in
person. to grasp the doctor by the band
and greet him as a true and valued
friend. that tho interest in his on» deep-
ens and multiplies.“
I Will. [HUI ll“
“LII!-
Iu. 8. I‘M of vlll
Mm county. 33.1““ vat»: “ no:
nholoulmea uni-g ‘ vodka
.‘ in m of my ad ll
almond.
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' mttholmdmbh-m
Mme-otdol‘umhw
in]? a u [lulu
the gwfitomam udluom'
m I“? um
'00 mwmumm and
addimnddlnndlalir Ella
bl: munch. contributed
“ffi‘ma'xll‘d’ai'
“O on ON ‘
mMemuderthotitlo
o! the “yawn-lt- Bandy.“ It ”new. on
mammmmm
mu gamma-u
mud-“Mud '
Mmumfimmmal
tollowlu low-lulu. Mull-Hi:
ottrythu null: baton paralleling will;
hollowed huh inn tholr lama-tor
thntpurpom
WALT”.
The Child: by um
Detondnm Pond
El. Turin Grenada
El. Franco 3 lumen:
Electric Light Onbot
lllualoul, Capltnnl
ha Bot-Gems Waldtotel
Nona Aubert
Ono Flu r Me or
Pearl: 0 Dew Kin el
Pink Cdlender
Rod Blrd Mitt
Hum Bernhardt Bohm
Sparkle! Budda
Spring Flowe Him“
POLKAS.
Bolln Plate
CharmingBo Hlmnn
Glockor ( lls) Joseph
J ublnntlon Fnbrhack
May (iroon Cullender
Vil ago Hello (organ) Budd:
MMK‘HER.
llnccnccio (vi hands) Von Suppo
l‘lxculsior (mind Min-ch Wilson
Mountaineer Boettger
Noble l’rnter Rabi
Holdicri {huge
Hhornmn‘s March to tho Son Melon
’l‘hrcn Sisters (0 lllllltll'l) \Vokertin
'l‘hc Streamlat Pnahor
Through tlw World Pluto
The Little l’ot. Hum
(JALOPS.
llicyclo Wendelatoln
The Arrows Flight Rand
Fiodormuns .‘ltmuaa
ltuqurt Simmons
Secrct Lm'o Roach
Swift M an Arrow Strauss
Trumwny Gobbaerta
MAZI'RKAS.
(Iliritcrmn
Tho llcschutizky
The Dream 0! ano Muck
oL'.\nlill.l.ns.
Mulligan (iunrd Brnluun
u u Ilflll u
l’uurh & Tully Roberta
M [St ‘El.l.ANl€0L‘H. INSTRUMENTAL
A llymu of Lovo Ilocthuvcn
Allngrc-tto Schubert
All Alone image
A M<ithclnlhllluby \Viluon
llcrccusc Simmonn
llluu Viulcls Liclmcr
lluusu l'uuipcnao ('ellicr
lliuiciug in the Barn
Forgot mo Nat. (liosa
(lnvottc Lu Murguiue Tuvnn
(loldcu 8 turn Lichner
lll-rmits 'lvcniug Song M hands) Marked
lluppv Moe-ting Lung“
Introduction Lungu
.lunny of the Mill h‘mnllwoml
Lulu: ()nlurlu Quickstep Ueunee
Sung Without Words Siliiudlrr
Ilut thc llilla ltcsouud Sula lwood
Maw Fluxvur i-t bonds) Ward
Murccllu l‘olunuim l'lalc
Uh! yo Tours Smullwood
l'luy lluy Lungs
l'urliug llt'lmk Muck
me‘t Mmuurics of the Post Kinki-l
Silver \Vuvua Runs
Hclwrgu Hclmncfold
S \ring‘s (fuming Lilngt‘
Tlu- Shylurk‘s Morning Song Rolling
'l‘lu' Sou t‘micl. (it‘lll‘
Viulut Ill-ll.» Siuilllwmnl
Wonders Song Moi-he
SONGS.
llcncuth tho llluc Transparent Sky
t‘liimin: llclls of Long Ago
(‘ullw—t Thou Thus. Uh Mimtm‘?
llown tlw Hhuiluwcll H.110 Shc (loos
Darling llcttic
l-‘m.
l-‘unuur's Daughter
l-‘lnwcrs lllmuon
llucss \Vllul‘
lbwc you such my Flora
Hymn to Auu‘rlcu
Hunters-i Hung
l i‘Olllll “Nut“ llt‘llPVt‘
in our lwurts is summer still
I cannot lcuvc my homo
Kntllli'cn
chp a light heart, any X
chp it on tho quict
l4lll‘t‘llll
London Bridgn
Littlo Wife Nclly
My Star
Only spunk kindly to mo
Old lovo-luttorfl
One million hour
Razors in thc uir
Slmliuw
Scotch Lnssio Jcnn
Sumo nnc culls mu littlo darling
'l‘lic silvcr bridgo
Thu mldslii miito
Tho lily of 'illnrncy
'l‘h.»‘ lost to sight to memory dear
'l‘ol‘s Lulluliv
Thc Empty ('rmllc
Tho li‘n‘u in tho (iruto
'i‘lw “'cdding lluy
Till thcn
Tho lbxitclmr Flower girl
Trusting th
\‘cnctiun bout son:
\Vliispur Softly. Mother‘s Dying
\Vlmt Vans l
“'0 Two
You've been 3 friend to line.
Free Reafllitllnum.
'l bI-i l: a comfortable room titled up for thc heuotlt
uf lbu public. gmmmlv. niluulcil on our! nldc uf Mail
Sin-m. ovvr Rood‘r .lcwclrv sinru. ('l-lrk and lume‘b
Block, noaily nppmillt‘ ltallrud llopul. South Nah
walk. l‘t ll in upon from 9 a. “L, to 0 45p I“. Tl“
mum is or” lichlcd. warm and Y‘mufurluhlc. It i!
iuplnllNl “lill four dullicu. lWo wovhllcn. and screw]
monthly pain-rs and journals. bowie a number of
luntructivv Mid intend-ting booku.
COFFEE ROOM.
There is u Com-o Room on the name floor. and u
lady in uttmulnuac fromlln. rm. to 0:45 I. m.. to
Men's HOME Milli: urticlcl mentioned claw.“
the following prices:
] l‘up or l‘ofl‘cc. with cr-ckorl, 5 crnll
l (hip of Tc l. wlib l‘nlckurn. b “
Focus. 5 “
llrowu “road and llut'cr. 5 “
Sandwich. been". PIN-a of Fla. 5 “
l‘ukc. 5 “ Criillerl. “
nouunnuu, 0 “
5 “ um.
Pork and "mm. with Brand and hitter. 10 “
Stewed owner-I. lI
Superphosphate 0f
LIME
Land Plaster,
GUANO,
Air Slackecl
LIME
Ground Bone,
EWI
um i: .
It am 81.. Roman. Or.
m has
Irina]: onco-I
m Ninth Awnuo. New York city.
300 Columbia Stun. South Brooklyn.
Pulmllltl‘l Tunnorlnl Pulaoo. 80. Kuwait.
W. W. Croamnn‘l. Mniu Strut. Wutport.
m“
Fld'TlNG. WAIIIING. iuul lltuNlNG dam in
tho but: ilinnnor at Iuwcut prion.
(loom Milled hr in d :1 in l t
FREE "9 “WW; I u oral ii any part 0 my
I'Dulvrl by mail promptly Mtnmlod to. Hill 3m
Thuhtiliiofioltlié uliiging’u‘t no“. 1363666
and the voice of the frog in board
in our land.
'I' HOUGI—I
not much glvvn to crunklng. still we are
desirous that the public nhould know thnt
wo nro constantly rcccivlng large addi-
tions to our dcsirnblo stock. iulnccllnnooun
in chuructcr. yct adapted to the various
wuuta of hnunckropora.
“'1: do not i‘onflnu oursclvus to strictly
first-class gnmlii. but have llifl‘cront grade!
auittlhlc to mcct the \vnutn. tastes and
pockct mpucity of our humorous custo-
mcrs.
We do not palm oil second quality for
first goods, or louvc it to purclmaorn to in‘
for that they m‘c gutting first quality
whim they are in rculity gutting second.
but. sell our goods for what tlmy arc. and
so ntutc at tho time of showing them.
Our stock is compound of Choice and
Vuriml solectiona of
China.
Crockery.
A l u l
Glassware
in mullcss vnriutics. Home usi-ful: snmn
ornmnuntul. Wu huvu also in choice stock
of
Stoves 8r. Ranges
“'0
to suit all (“.‘llHN'llll'n—‘llll wnrrnntcd.
kpep rcpniru tn stuvcs. null
Tin Ware
in all its lll'nlll'lli'h. Lumps und (‘hundo-
licl‘s. Kill-hm: l‘hll‘llfslllllg (loads. nud do
J filling; in all Kills 0! Mfllflls
“'mcrivurku. ’l‘in Routing. &c.. &c.
“'unru tho ONLY nglsntu fur Norwnlk
and vicinity of tho (‘slubrntcd
Iron (‘l‘nd Paint.
And all ntbcr paints sold undcr that mum-
urc infriugcniculs. Don‘t lw mislcd.
\Vu liuvc on luuul u lot. of
Large Crockery Casks.
For sulo clump at
F. H. Nash&Bros
St) NURWALK, t"l‘.
“0515.1.“ B’s
l’ortlfy the System
And you arr lll‘llT‘ll against dispose. The
lincst tonw for this purpimc is Hostctt cr's
h‘lmuiwb lllttcrs. which mmlors digestion
«my and cmuplctc. counteracts blliouso
no“, and lumps. tlw lmwcls in order. and
so goniul und bcnclicicnt arc its efforts.
that not only is tho bully invigorated and
rcgulutwl by its usc. but \icspondoncy bun-
islwd from tho mind.
For salu by all llruggists and Dealer:
gum-rally.
0 t"! D s'vmw,
FL'RNISIIING
UN DERTAKER.
"’m'o - Rooms -- Clark .0 Luna‘s
Block, film‘u «freer, (up am Ira.)
Residence: 40 West Street.
Wleeleerllsun’s
NE w No.
3G
3013.10 mums 9m 1’8 91018 K131109918 88919-1819 1% u! tidal! gum-10M» um
I!
'(‘l
la the cheaiwst machine: to buy honour.
it is the mloat to learn to manage. the
lightest running and most durable, and
does the most perfect work.
It tool: the only grand gold medal (in!
at Pafiu‘ World‘l Fair in 181'8. for exhibi-
tion or sawing inachlncc. our eighty com-
petitors. Mid ha: taut am prim whom-
ever exhibitnd.
Any on. layman; to punk“. n In.
ohimwilldowoll to MN on Win
their homo for trlnl.
I have the many of the thaw whim
tor Norwnll: and vicinity. and have my
other: at Mrs. Faucet“ Millinery Store.
“Not «not. Norm. Calluud motor
your-alt.
Second-hand mankind for ads chap or
to nut. »
no. ‘ -
4
‘smmww ,sqsmv ‘spmg ‘smdud fillfllllld pm: 311111.11“ ‘snoog [001193 ‘Siloog mung ‘Kmuonms
Granite and Brown Slonc
i, ii: \k
i
Lrhnumwriu '“
RUBBERS
of all nude.
Ladies’, Misses’
and Children’s
Fine Shoes,
num and Luc.
Al PlillllS lll Sllil lilll TllllflS.
H
Slippers! Slippers!
In Grout \‘nriety.
Ladies. they make very fine (‘hriatmnl
Presents.
Do not forget where to find them. at
BROWN’S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(‘lnrk ct: Lane‘s Block. Oppoite Depot.
Main Street, South Norwulk.
J lllllBS. W. Ufllflllflgll,
\Vork of all llcscriptions.
Monuments, Fellini, Coping, &c.
Manlles and wljllunllers slabs,
Cemetery Lots Inclosed.
()rdcrs promptly nttcndml to. at tho Low-
ost l‘l‘lt‘vs.
Steamboat Wharf,
South Not-walk. l‘t.
TIMBER
AND ‘ .
lllMBE
SHINGLES.
All Brands and Prices.
iATH,
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Railing
and Pickets.
Walnut, Ash and
Cherry.
Oak, Whitewood
and Maple.
And all Kinds of Hard Wood.
and Shenthluu
Paper.
Henry R. Fitch.
Take
Roofing
NOW
HOYT’S
Bough Syrup.
The Boat Cough Nomad Era- 0
MI to the P» to
Try a. Bottle.
For .9qu by Drums“ Gum”
«In! at
. . ' . ;
. . ,.s\ ,
.‘t 7. - ,
'i 5 . .
Cabinet Organs
Violins,
Banjos, Drums.
. Fifes,
And Sheet Music.
Pianos and Organ: to Rout. Pianos. Or-
gum nnd Molodelmn Tuned and Repaired.
Instruments sold on Monthly Installment.
Old Instruments taken in Exchange for
New.
REMOVED TO
Quintard’s Block,
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
.L
KENDALL’S TSPAVIN GU E.
THE MUST Sl'i‘L‘ESSFl‘L REMEDY ever (ll-cm-
end. as u i. «rum: in iv- eaecu and do“ not blllw.
lh'ltl proof lulu“.
l’ R 0 M
REV. P. l“. GRANGER,
I‘I‘Nidlng Elder of the St. Alban's Dlltl'ict.
N7. ALunu.V1-..Ju.llh. use.
lln. H J. Knsmu. 8 t‘o.—llun:—ln mp2 to
our latter I “’lll r. ",J‘ at my experience with en-
au'. spuvin Cum . Iv ‘n wry utiliurtory indeed.
'l‘: r .,- or fun! you» l I‘Y’ttir’d o bottle of your
uncut. nnd with ll, in «mm of llnmluu eluted
by n “luv!“ Last I. y lxoms her-mm v0 l...
and l iurnml him out ' . l--w wooks win: to bo-
mmc lu-urr. but when 1 pm mm on the mod h.
norm. “huh I dimmvmd ll-;ll n ringrlmne ml
In . l procured it bottloof liondall‘. vain Curr and
“ Ill) lcnl Ilmn a llullle f‘lll'Utl him no that be unoumo.
umber can the bunch be found.
ltcupocifully yourfi. P. N. GRANGER.
PERSEYERANCE WILL TELL.
. Srocunrox. MA>I.. March 16th. I”.
ll. J Miami 1. & l,‘o.~(il-2K1‘fl.~lu jun-tine to you
and mynclf. l llunk I ought to let know that I have
rvmovr-d mo Bom- Spnvml with “ Krndnll'l BPIV‘II
i‘un,“ uni‘ \cry largo mic; don‘t know how lo “I.
Spawn hail bvcn (hm-v. l have owned tha home I.
tumulm. I: look me {our mouths to tube the large
m 9 MT, and two mum mull «no. lhave undies:
lmulcn The liar-Io in cntimly well. not at Ill «it. 3nd
no bunch to hr inn-n or fail. This in n wondarf‘l und-
icino _ lt I! «new thing then. but if it do" for I“
aim n has (him for mo in.- ulo will be vcry rm:
quu‘clfully you". CHAS. E. l‘AfiiKER.
is sure in its cfl’wlu. mild in its uction u it doc. not
Mellon and ya ll. in pv-nuintin: and powerful written
any uwp scum-d pun or to rennin- any bony growth It
nny other Hilargtmmt. if turd for $0va duyl. no!
u- spawns. splints. mrbe. «lions. npnins. Luelll
any llnu-ni‘lfiur enlargrluI-nlu of the joint: or tin
or Vrhoumau-m in man and for any purponp for which
a l naiurm is “st-d for nun or beau. ll is now the"
u. i..- m.» hm limmrnt for man cvt'r u. ad. acting nild
“id 5m m-riain in its cH—ctn. It in ultd full film
with [extort safety at all M‘M‘lnd ohlio your.
Find ileum-y tor llluunird Circular. which '0
think gives insinu- proof of its virtnn. No filed,
ha. um nm with such unqualified mm to out
My.“ ii-dgc. fnr‘lwu as well M in“. ,
‘v-iw Si or \onlc. or six bottle! for '.
l‘lll LUIS' ‘s‘ bnw u or can got ll for voter it‘w‘lltl'
l-c wit to any mldrcus on rocl‘ihl at price bv 1h. pro-
pr .~.. n. DR. BEJ' IEENDALL a (o.
no: u 'h li‘alln. ' '
Sou.) in ALL Driver-urn, r; ‘ «moat.
Dm‘
VOGEI. ‘5
BROTHERS
Have now ready over
$1,000,000.00 worth of
elegant Spring and Sunt-
mer CLOTHING for Men,
Youths, Boys and 01111-
dren, which they are
selling at nearly one-
half their present value.
It will pay you well the
time and fare it cost.
you to visit their extol-
sivo establishmentu,
605, 601.509 Emmi.cor.llmtn8t.
551, 653. 555 rum m, m m at
m mx an.
Hoyt‘fl Pharmacy. ‘ '
Norwalk Chronicler