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" anuthorn magnetic pole the south end he saw the mm “PPM“! “'0 “all” that Barnum was laboring under the ex-
point. directly down. The action of the who seemed unconscious of his comm: eltcment of talking toatax collector.—
- firth upon amagnetic needle at its sur-
eioctric machines.
’ titanic illumination. will reveal noon
some rant-aching truths regarding mag-
;_ autism in general.
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1 New Kind of Poppcry.
wand.
orvnanta and hoods. You can never
know. until you try it. the elfrct of warm
flinnol nightgowns on the murals of young
ailment all the wq from live tn ten years
of age. on whose thin beds the January
Iuow habitually siftn in thmugh broken
windows. A fricnd of mine vinitcd a
Ironing nmrtmcnt lust your and clothed
thwc hulfrunhid. i‘Vt‘dllllg urchins in
comfortable rnimcnt. nnd ehc told me
that when the piwr nllth‘l‘lllg crcnturce
had got wcii into thcir new garments thcy
began to chirp liku a nmt of young mains»
and sing for the tint time perhnpa in their
ruggul. wrctciml liws. "(luv Father who
art in licnvcn ! “ I haw known ropcntcd
applications uf hot ramp to a poor. blnw
phcming. sutl'urmg anilur. bring out n vi-
tal picty that haul lain H'lll‘l|l|l\‘rl"g in the
thu of hi: hcnrt fur twculy ycaru—cvcr
niucn he loft hia mnlhcr‘a arms und run
“Why in St‘tt us it cabin buy.
I have an illlprvu‘iun we are told pretty
plainly in a wise old book that “ pure rev
ligiun uudcfllmi bufurc (ind and the Filth-
er.“ mcims not only in hut-p ultl‘svlvcu "um
upmml (ruin the wnrhi." but It) visit (us.
pcviuliy during cold wcuthcr; lhc futhcr‘
luau and widow: in thuir nillictiun; to go
on pilgrimngts tn pm city—nut wait in he
rent fur-wand whcn found not nwrcly in
“make a note of.“ but to giic immedintc
R‘lit‘f ~«l. T Ficl i‘ a Sunduy Aftcrnoon
Adda-ea at Mnnc heater.
Tooth”
His name was Ilnumgnrdncr. lie was
going down to Cape May on the steamboat
and on the way hiu tooth begun to (who
in tho most frightful manner. Unable to
cndurc the pain any longer. he dctcrmined
to have the moth removal summarily.
So Bnumgnrdncr got a hit of mppcr wire
i‘mui the enginecr and twisted mm end
around his tooth: and whcn the bout Mup-
pet! n! .‘s'cw L‘nxtln. hc funtcnml tlm other
end of thc walking bczuu nfthc engine.
and waitcd fur the jerk than \mnld re«
mow his hmtli. 'l‘hnt cud of the beam.
hnwcvcr. wm. on tho dawn stmkc. and the
first thing Mr. H. kncw hc was proceed.
ing toward the lidiluf'd‘ntilli with frightful
rapidity. Tho next imtnnt ho was
hauled aloft suddenly fcct upward into
the air 'l‘hcn he \lhul duan «twain. then
up, then tint“ n. humping nguinat the
wood work rustling hia lo. 'a‘ on the rails
swiping llillliclf against the mmhinerv.
and plum. ing about in tin. nimt nppnliug
manner. until «in n linul upueud stroke
the tooth gum um. and ltuuudunlntr
was tluugln the umunu uithe uuokw
stack. “heme he wax hm‘ucd by the cap-
tain. “'lm war going In lhl‘ztah him for
atoppiug ml the draft. lic is fluid in haw
rcninrkml in thc landlord upnu liisarriml
nt t‘apc May tlmt whilc the Tiny pmuw
steam cuginc in unduuhtcdlt n uwful iu
ventiun. its application in the practice of
the at‘tcilcn of imlmtrv could he prcju~
dice the publh mind again—t it
Why the Show tic \ccdlc Point-
.‘ul‘lll.
Why the mnguctic umwlic points in the
north is thua capluiucd by I‘iuf._t‘. 1‘. Pub
union. of the Unitcd Sinica Penal Dummy:
The earth in itzicif u mugnc t. nnd nttmcta
the needle juat M onlinnry magnets do
and iii: found to bc ulIccml bi. thv action
of the sun in u manner nut \‘ct fully un‘
tierltood. The mnguctic tulvu of tho .mh
are not in line with the geographical
poke. but make an angle with them of
nearly 330. At the prcecnt time the
northern mngnct polo i-‘a near the Arctic
Circle. on the meridian of Omaha. and.
from the nature of the case. tho pole may
better be dcacribed an a region rather
thanafixed point. The needle does not
everywhere {mint to the true astronom-
Icll north, but varies within certain lim-
its. At San Franciaco it points it» east
of north. and at Calais. “6.. as much to
the went. At the north ru magnetic pain
a balance needle points with its north took the walk at the corner of Maple ave- only .00 000‘ but 9",. a,” la ngood p.109.
curl downward inaplumb line: at Sun
he. is 0! about the same force as that of a
ht] and magnet 40 inchea long. strongly
unnoticed. at a distance of one foot.
ivory probable that astudy of dt unmo-
now so much used in
It in one of the least of Mr. Weed‘a mer-
b that be baa thoroughly learned the art
of making politic: interesting to the mid~
tlholanrt—Saw York pm.
“unfilled“: E.
Amer-om“ rcoeivedaletter
{lunafriund saying: “We rode up from
may lna palace car. and felt quite
“momma-u.
Agra: metropolitan journal and our
mafia-nae. the meaning of
palinuaahttlo.
‘hfiboonntry alluen ansupposdto
‘ “manhunwaafraued
Intent. Five thooaand rut-n
“lire-towipoonttlucolur
— “chum”
.. anahtho“nlddleciaaa.'
Daub-d above! What-di-
- members
which you had better nettle right off.
Don‘t waste your time with the shell. but
getatthemaatofthenutaa saunas pom
sible.
It is not merely a common. but a dart-i
geroua error to persuade one‘a aelf that
certain attainments in piety insure aalva~
lion and need not be overpaasal. Where.
an. in reality. there is no point where it is
no point when it is no; pcrilloua to halt.
We can only escape a fall by climbing
continually higher.
When Auaxngoraa was told of the
dcath of his son. he only said. “ I know
ho was mortal.“ So we. all in casualtica
of lifc. should any. “ I knew my riches
were uncertain. that my fricnd with but a
man.“ Such minaidcratiuna would soon
pacify us. because all our troubles apring
fmm their being uuau spouted.
Dr. James Hamilton makes the nugget-
tion that if all vet-ace which have comfor-
ted God‘s: people were illuminated. at!
monk: in the middle ages were wont to
illuminate ccrtnin pnssngfi in utanulcript.
few partu of the Bible would be left with-
out pictorial light
“'hcn a young man has learned to wait.
he has learned the hardest leason in life.
Few trnlv learn it. but he who does hna
trained knowledge of the fundamental
principles of all aucceea. and need not fear
that all things necessary will he added
unto him.
There is a great deal of ceramic religion.
fine earthenware Christianity. old china
church membership. Lay it gently on tho
shelf. a cracked. a faded and useless thing.
It ccrtifics to a certain apiritual rcapoctn-
bility of the happy pianoanor. but is of no
u... on the tables of the church.
Coleridge flncly mid. " The Bible with-
out the Spirit is a aunuiinl by moonlight."
The saying is just as true of preuchcra
whine sermons are only moral «ways.
They may cunt faint ulwiuwx on the dial‘
plntc. but they cnnnot tell the time of duv.
They do not nicct tho doepoat wonta of
souls.
it than desire the love of God and man.
he humhln; for the proud heart. as it locus
Dunc hut itaclf. The voice of humanity is
(ind a music. and the silence of humanity
in (lod‘ i rhetoric. Humility enforcer were
neither \ irtuo nor itrcngtli can prevail.
nor rcaaun.
All truly couccntratml Iucn learn. little
ht little. that what they arc twiuaecruted
to in not joy or narrow. but divine idea
and a profound oimlicncc. which can
llud their full outward cxprcmiun. nut in
joy and nut in narrow. but in the iuyateh
iuua and inwpumhlc mingling of thc two.
The be ginning“ of awry work of God
are “wk but the ndultu are invincihlv
utnmg The ruota of all trwa are at flm
more nlender filaments. or rather a sort of
pulp which mlidifleu: ncvcrthelm from
them are produced thuac huge truce. thouc
oaks. of which are cutiutructcd vast build-
iuga. ahipa und iuiichince.
— < —~ on
A I‘rikhtmi Accident.
Aurthur-y IfcpuNi‘mn.
Ilanlzury has gained a wide apread repu-
tation for runnwaya and truly merits it.
\ct mmly docs no terrilic a one occur in
our citiacna “uncalled upon to witncea
on \V‘cdueedny morning. A large gray
horse. nttachmi to a heavy delivery wagon.
belonging to Addie .t Sun. WM backed up
tothc platform at the lIousatonio freight
dcpot. w hen hcbctnmo {tightened ut the
cars and being louse started to run. He
reached White street right side up with
care Itlld then refined to increase his
speed of running. Our reporter chanced
to be upon the sidewalk on his way to the
depot and his blood curdled within him
as he saw the almost flying. mad steed ap-
proach him upon the sidewalk. The borne
one and ran over it email elm tree. and
until upon them. Mrs. Helen Ormsby
jumped from the walk into the atreet.
hut Mrs. Elisa Cole of Bothel went against
It the fence. but at ”ill W Poll“ the "‘8“ country without everybody wanting acme
alewed around nnd she was untouched.
but she fell fainting to the sidewalk. Mr.
A M Steele hastened to the also Dr.
A. Smith of Brookfleld. who pprned to
he in the vicinity,“ Mu. wan -
on into the paint Inc of Andrew Knox.
The horse continued: '3 and attempt-
ed to ems» the bridgeis on e foot wit.
The wagon struck the' iron railing
thrown over. and the bone from it. “In
from of Jackaon‘ a meat market he come
in contact with a babvcarri mountain-
ing the child of Kr. W. A. Gordon. which
wnsthrown out. but Mumnot la-
'ured. Eek tbowalk til
hainatrecbw he turned north and
shop. other damage done was to
demolisbaw ofA.Knox‘a to
greakootascction theiron
K hat-sad. aha-wanking an
grand eruption would mu overwhelm
the new railway up the side of the moun-
tain. and threw himself from an upper
window on finding himself diaapminted
in his expectation of a oataatrophe. He
was killed on the spot. Notwithatanding
the douoeur they have received from the
Director of the \‘eeuvian Railway. the
guided in general wiah nothing more hear-
tily than that a stream of lava may de-
aeend and deatroy the whole alfair.
How quickly a demand for mechanical
improvements is aupplicd in thla country
may be ahown by the atory of what the
Scientific American calls it ahower of rail-
road apikte. The latter could not be fur-
nished rapidly by exiating mills when rail-
road building. long auapondod. was and
denly revived. but a machine to meet the
demand was noon perfected and act at work
at Pittaburg. Two of them now turn out
forty tune of finiahed spikea in a day of
ten houra. and five of them. working dou-
bln time. make l.l00 kega of apikea (thir-
teen to the tan) each day. The old or M‘-
diunry spike-machine. it is said. can only
make about ("antenna the numbcr of
spikes turned out by the new machine.
Americans can learn two wholaaotne
lemons from the Turk. First. a Intuiti-
man never drinka whiaky: mud. he
keep: his skin clean. There excellent hab-
its are required by his religion: and there
in no reason why they ahould not be con-
sidered an essential part of any man‘s re-
ligion. They really are a part of genuino
religion. whether mentioned in the church
creed or not. The Bible enjoina both its
religious duties. There in a terrible
amount of ainning in those two directions
in this country: and it may never be
known how much crime and misery arc
due. directly or indirectly. to whisky and
dirty alum.
The Turk la requiml to waah not only
hia head. face. neck. ears and feet. but
also his teeth. at each of the live daily
calla to prayer.
The Eugliah Royal standard in never
carried into action. even though the Sov-
erign in person commands the army. A
heraldic manuscript of the sixteenth cen‘
tury prescribes that the Royal atandard
“ shall he not before the kyngca pavillton
or tome. and not be borne in hattaylc. and
to be in lcngt h eleven yarda.“ The Royal
standard la never hoisted on ships. except
when Her Meaty in on board or a
member of the Royal family other than
the Prince of Wnlea. When the latter in
on board hia own atandard in hoiatctl. It
is the name an that of the Queen. except
that it bears a label of three pointa. with
tho aruia of Saxony on an mulchctut of
pretense. threvcr the Suvcicign in in-
aiding the Royal atandard in hoiated. and
on Ruyttl nuniveraariea or State mcaaiona
it in hoisted at certain rum-em or ata-
tinnwhome and foreign—ain‘ciilui in the
Queen‘a regulations. but nowhere chm.
At Monte Carlo it won.
A fctnnle hnltitue of the place. rented at
the rtutge-et-noir tahlc. slyly endeavors to
pick up a stack of louia belonging to an-
other gambler of the other simian.
“ I beg your pardon.“ aaya the young
man. politely but firmly. "but those are
mine.“
madame. still to avoid unpleaaantneaa I‘ll
tell you what I‘ll do—I‘ll divide with
you.”
“Agreed.“
“ Ah. then.“ says the young man rak-
ing up all the coins. “you are they are
not yours aiaay.“-—N. Y. World.
gm...—
Barnum has sworn his circus is worth
We‘ ve teen oircuaea that worn ‘t worth two
Boston Post.
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A man can't have a good thing in this
of it. There is Dr. Bright. who invented
a very original and ingenioua disease of
the kidneys. By coin. strange oversight
be neglected to get a patent on it. and
now men are going for it on every aide.
To be sum, it kills than frcquently. not be—
ing adapted to their constitutions. but
that doesn‘t make any difference. Some
men are such lion—Wand“ Saturday
Night
———ooo— _.
‘I'homannuned Gamble. who wait:
thepolioscourt. Wedneaday. for beluga
tramp," monofan imputor thana
tramp, althougbbcoouldbeolasaed under
bothbaada. Rowantabout town. Toen-
day.eallingnpon thopoople moatnoted
forbenovolcnoe.and "pro-sated thatha
waaabrokendowanerohant from New
Grunthathehadawifeandfamilyof
children tip-town, in Mute circum-
Maudtbatltewaatryingtonmovs
tbetninStJobnaN.B.. whack. could
providcfortbeat. He who! that
Dapotlamrfitoddardhadpronhsdblnm
thketsforhalf price. and how-trying
hrfluthomcnay. Romulus
mummy'h gutting mm
Ivor-Imitation. audit-loaned
tohmthanausaoffiabudu- muof
thetawnjottsddowo. and madaapoint
"mutation-irate. Hera-acro-
MWhhflcflhaflb‘efe
had lit-tan dollan ifbo wouldtako
Hahn-Hahn“: “on!“
to dotbh. ask-wanton”. Bani
““hfimm
mfiflfiaaflyakfimh
‘0' it
fit '
old. were flahing down on thn‘a wharf
ycatorday. when a boy about 18
fell 0!. and would have met with a wat-
ery grave had it not been for the energy
and pretence of mind of old Uncle Hone.
After the boy waa safely landed a byatan.
der took moaaion to praiao old Rose for
the heroitm he had diaplayod.
“ Is the buy your son!” asked the sym-
pathetic apeotator.
“ No. bone. but he wont jeas aa well a
boon. He had all do bait in his pocket.“
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"Goods at half price.“ said the sign.
“How much in that teapot?" nakod‘the
old lady who had been attracted by the
announcement. “ Fifty cents. mum."
“ I guess I‘ll take it.thon.“ahe amid. throw-
ing down aquarter. The dealer let her
have the teamt. but took in his sign be-
fore another customer could coma—Boa-
ton Transcript.
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Young men should never lose presence
of mind in a trying situation. When you
take the girl you love to n picnic. and you
wander awny together to commune with
nature. and ahe auddenly exclaima. “ Oh.
George. then‘a an ant down my back!“
don‘t atand still with your mouth open:
don‘t faint: don‘t go for the girl‘s mother;
go for the ant.-—-I!awkeye.
——-—-¢so—-——
An moped convict who applied at a
house in the auburba for something to not
tried to pm himself of! an a delegate at
large.—I‘hiludclphia Chronicle. The old
furiucr to whom he applied. looking at
him with n critic eye. said he had no
doubt he was a Tdden man. but his nose
was not. red enough for a delegate to t 7
Cincinnntti convention.~Nurriatown Her-
nld.
-QOO~
“ Grunt gmcioua!“ ahc cjaculatcd. its ho
hurridly diurobcd and tumbled into bed.
“ What have you been drinking oreatimr.‘
What is the matter with your breath I“
“Liipioriah.” he responded. and then he
winked at himaolf in the dark and
bniathed thin till aho got to aluopa-Bmk‘
lyn Eagle
“ Why.“ naked Mliylua of Socratea.
“ aheuld my head be totally devoid of our
oring. while you have a luxuriant growth
of hair i“ “ You have your compensation.“
anawered Soorntua.
ochyluu.
I have hair and Xantippe. You are bald
and I am bowled at."
“ How I“ naked .‘EI-
“ You have no hair and no wife.
W...“-
When the Greek. were about to tail for
Troy. Menelaua brought a bundle of straw
and put it carefully nwny in his cabin.
" What is that for l“ naked Ageniemuon.
to toll in! the direction of tho breeae.“ au-
awered biennium.
Realtor.
“ You‘re cralyi“ anid
.. Why.“ remarked Meneleua.
“ don‘t «tram allow which way the wind
bluwa ll“
ween——
“ Thuro‘a aomcthing about your daugh-
Mr. Witnghop said inductively:
“ there‘ a something about your daughter
——--“ “I'm.“ anid old Mr. Thiatlepod.
” there is. I had noticed it myself. It
comm every evening nbuut 8 o‘clock. and
it domn‘t get away usually till about 3
o‘clock. And some of three nights I am no-
ing to lift it all the way from the front
parlor to the aide gate. and are what
there‘- in it.“
“WM“
A gang of burglm were it burgling at
“They are mine. monaieur." she ox- Long Island the other day. and
plains. they stole a act of Appletona‘
HWell. I‘m firmly convinced about it. Cyclopedia. This shows that there
is a commendable thirst for knowledge
among this clans of night workers that
has heretofore been unsuspected. No
doubt three crackamen came from Boston.
Whoa an entorpriaing burglar ian‘t bur-
giing. he likee to lie a banking in the gun.
with the Cyclopedia volutnsa encircling whit-mt allowed on Depoaita.
him. to read the books all over one by one. DUDLEY P.
—Detroit It rec Press.
And now the Oilymamrina-manufao-
tun-re have token the wind out oftbe
all. of their persecuton by gravely an-
nouncing that hereafter they will proac-
cuta to the full extent of the law all imi-
tation of the color and appearance of
their wares by the contractors of “ ordi-
nary boardingcbouaa" butter. Tbi- is an
it ahould be. and it look- now as though
the patient. down-trodden. hash-chewa-
of the toiling mama was at last aura of
some protection—San Francisco Post.
000——
A acuiptor' a wife had her kuaband aru
rested in Cincinnatti the other day for as-
sault and battery. because. at she testified,
on the occasion of her going to his studio
to inform him that the woman across the
way had eloptd. he Itruck her in the face
with a huge mass of mud. The aculptor
explained that the ocoadon referred to
was the first time for years he had scan a
pleasant look on his wife‘s face. andtbcre-
forehohaatsnadtotakeaolayoaatofhor
features. soutocatcb the expression for
use on a boat he Intended to model. The
court diamiaatd the cam—San Fraud-co
Peat.
a”.
.33?" d"'°""3ih' 01" forum emu-
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mm“:- their-Wt.
Wino-tinned- who would
m lull not at m taco
“ tan in «no «to saw anon with
It on «no «on fiat NIB
Ian-flutes and Deaths law mutually.
fooalltotioasnontenarltaa. .
H. SWORDS
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Dress Suits!
—AND—
Business Suits!
Doctor Luckwoui’s
CEHOURS ARE
From one until two o‘clock in the afternoon. an in! from
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W.
raven aattlc eight o'clock in the eveniitg.
ukl'l‘rtzm “it. oil“: ‘Wl"'::.“‘..l“ 8“
N I Q 0
Still-um a Drag .louth Norwalk auxin“
Dr. C. WILLIS BENEDICT
once Of Residence, 102 ”’03.!
Avenue.
Othoe houm—Q to 10 a. an)" and 0 ms pan.
Dr Burke’s
OFFICE HOURS ARE 1 to a. and 0:30
to :30 p. III.
OFFICE: in Warnwmi: arnlar. Neat National
GEORGE 8. KENDA I‘ll.
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY
Office. Warhlnxton Sb. Lnuder‘a Block.
South Norwalk. Gt.
lIoaraJa. at .itolIlXaad proton. In
Ramona Dunn Gas Annular-man.
W". E. RIDER.
HYDRAULIC DNCIN R.
And. Ourvoyor.
I‘imnalatt‘tiunrgwnw to all kinda of Hydraulic
J.
.l.
Wink.
Oillue on Elianboth St.. South Norwalk.
Aruim furdltncd belitt‘ u Turbinc Water Wheel and
line
I. RAYMOND.
Builderi Contractor.
Work done “rue the Day or Oca-
Shop foot of Franklin at. near entrant:
to nursery. l‘. 0. Box ill'f. «Mtf
I). C()II IQN.
Marshall Tailor
NORWALR. CONN.
The boat Clothe and the Moat Perfect 65F“
arnuited. can
Jacob ll]. buyout,
Fire. Mitt and Accident
Insurance Agt
NCWAI‘Y PUBLIC.
Real Estate and House Agent.
II'MIEIIIP 110m NRIIGN DRAM
Walling". Itroet. Oppoalto I 0.
'1 SOUTH IIORWALI. CONN.
MSW Norvall Savings
BANK:
W&.hMfl-.WMW
ll frouttollan“ “about”! .
an. °mi3 «inlay evenin- from! 0.8 ’
“Y A. SOMANS. YIN-Pro“.
tour: a. knarr. See. and run. not,
B A 'I' H S.
P5861388! 3308.
added to their cl at hair dread afloat. in
Ilave II.otoIIlioak fawn Norwalk. I.
rout- Pine Bath Rooms.
Wm nor an Com Wat-an.
Which banbata lttod up with the that modern
improvement.
Toucan ravetitnsbyoallhtgatthenloonfta-
Hair Cutting and Shaving, ‘4
”rum-mu are continutlyuapioycd to
sot-n customers.
A CHIROPODIS‘I‘. u lth moral year: W in
New? and ill remove your
coma. hun'ions.
lugrowiwxaaim. “in? EE min
a‘Kmu‘ limit. July ad.
WOOD & GANUNG,....
House, Sign ‘
& Ornamental
mum.
Paper Hangertltll‘lcaaier, Oral-or.
, I
.m :7
not own Block.
go at
Fine onfoPItuigggry
THE BEST ICE CREAM.
Andovcrydduntataadoleaa. Winds».
S. (iREGFORY.
mulching-
UN DERTAKER
Cor. Main and Marv-hall SIM“.
RlllIDIRCI. I? Eunnarn 8r.
IAN AU‘I‘ Kit)
The l’ocassot Iron Works,
1 and I Gun Ivar“. Raw You.
CIPSY FLOWER POT...
For .ulo by
John H. Swill, Flfll‘iil,
IOU'I'll NORWALK. CT.
“I if
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
TDBNITDDD.
The Largest and Best
assortment at the low-
ost prices.
DAVID STOW,
Clark a hunch Block, Main it”
(up nail-a) So. Not-walk. Ct.
Summer Fruits
And Vegetables.
AI Hilsiun’s Market.
everything that the market affords secured
in its season. and ofl'crcd at the
lowest pric.
a
We make it a pointto tokee
good articles, and invite all
fresh and
examine.
WILLIAM HILSDON.
Next Door to Congregational Church.
Free Reading Room
a a a comfortable room titted a for the hem
uthNi‘e :zublic goaoraly. Iituatod on .3” kside of Hair‘
over Rood‘ a Jew aware. and Laaa‘a
Iioek nearlyi opptuitpfigt'ip9 pnth Nor-
rooti- b"no“ “133.0%! .awam and comfort-bait It it
daillar. two waokll can! level!
aluminium maid jomale. band. a number of
"and interesting hooka.
COFFEE ROOM.
IMO Room on the Mine (our. “dto a
at udam from On III“ to 9:45
in“ culIOI HABIT. articles mentioned below.‘0 at
the following prion»:
aroma. with cracker a can“.
i (lap of Tea. with tiraokuu. " I; l:
Iron Bread and Ilatlar. a “
sandwich. Ice ate. Fiona of Pic. I “
Mam ‘ “ claims. ’3 3
Mind“ “with“ Bread and litter. to “
H‘AR DWARE
musraseun'ramukwnc
General HardWaro.
lockout“ 'l‘pols, =
White load. Paints.
Gill’s-l Window (altar.
a mu m of
Locke alumni-i.
Main Street, South Norwalk.
Carriage Paintini and Repairing.
MULLINGS. 330s
mm in s. r. rm.)
Carriages & WODODS
1‘0 ORDER.
REPAIRING in all its BRANCHES
New and Second Hand W he an
Buggies on hand. for e or
exchange.
T. Human. ' J I. Um. no
PATENTS
nhtainedfurnew invontions. or for improve ‘ in
oii'l 013;.“va and all patent bnaincss promptly
a on t
INVENTIONS 'I‘IIA'I‘ HAVE BEEN REJEC'I‘IID
may up“. 'in Wild cg“. be patented b nu. lhing
engaged in
Pullrayr°nus1nrksmiixncxmsnixia. we can se—
cm patentsi in lean time than those aha are remote
from “F who must depend u n the
the niailaw in al motion with the I‘awnt 0
When“ Iuvcntora send in el
itzapauu -
dcntiai.
tondcnceco
“nan UNLESS” PATEN
8 OIITAI‘tID.
Welt-form lion. Postmaster General D N
Itev. F. D.
Fewer. tooflicinlfi in the U. 8 Patent u‘f-
lice. and c- ially to our clients in every State of the
Unipn andn Canada For Ipecial reference-I. terms,
adv co. dru-
c; A. snow as 00..
Opposite Patent Dulce. Washlnzlun. I). 0.
Are You Insured I
TAIBTIDDD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
South Norw alk,
cnaaraaro 0869.
CASH CAPITAL 8300.000
OFFICERS a
an Mun
AW not: variant the. Pros: ital
uannr It. rs um fluowtary and mentor
a. 1.. rnxanr. Ant. Amory.
A.T “INLGen nenl Axon at
New York Otllce IilS Ilmadwai.
DO. NOTWODK [NEAT FOClOlT
Alex. Louder. Jr.
MANUFACTURE“ U"
FINE CIGARS,
Alao Dmler n the Best Quality of
CDOWlDEll SDOKlDE TODOCCOS
SDOKOTO ANTONIO DODOTONT
Goods at Wholesale and
Retail.
Corner Washington and Main Sta.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
DTDDTTLTT" o"
“Are “Standard Ronllodoia.
m
W‘du'." P." “a. .m‘m. 0“
”My
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER IN
PFl-A-N-O-S
f VIM-Sr
Danburv and Nonvalk R. ii.
SUMMER ARRANGWT. ,
Continental-g loudly. lay 8,30
TRAINS LEAVE SOI‘TII NORWAIJI.
9:30.. amount-a1 of train: leaving how York 8:41!
milieu Have-:8 at
Bethel with Shaping}! R. mlufbr
0 field. arriving in Dan
:3) p in. .mpuea‘ip‘swithm express nail leaving
.(‘W
‘h
at thiheI with trslnforumhle
ll: in p. in.. .lfnmi‘ght. Filo“. pa; sooner car. urivingiu
:‘é'roDAI'llglk aim "i?" m.r:lt:1:ppihgatall elation!“
p. in up k. WI ”WY ”“3
in Ihtn ury at 12: mplhidnightw '
W The I]. IO train from Norwiikw not
run Saturdays. The 10 til ..ni .. Sunday train will run.
p. in“ expre- neat flew
an ollkflufil on arrival of 9
TRAIVS ARRIVE FROM DARBURY
. u and 10.31wa.m:pi.18,&tu. andaflmpm 8on-
”If“ \Y. SANDINII’I‘H. Supt.
N N YOBK
'NOBWALK.
Running Time
R E :D 'U' 0 an t
NOI‘O TDDO ANOWOO DI NOW
YOI‘K !
The Popular Steamer
ADELPHI
Will committee her mentor daily trips
Leaving South Not-walk over
cepicdi. at 7:50. on arnval of
lawn trawl.
On and aller Monday, May
17th, the Steamer Adelphi will
leave from Fulton Market Slip
Pier 9" East. River, at 2.45
-I‘
p Ill“ and foot and Rift maxim eta: o
p n\.. colilli‘t‘lllli: Si'ltlil. with the“ train for
or; loavinu utfi It .and For Haven Railroad
truiuvx fur the can “sch agon- wean [more
cat‘urtliun tickets: for all mutation—u- them Dubai-y rall-
mml at the t‘aptain‘ a other on Iht‘
(a
the What“; New
which were and mcpugecou to and from the
deg“: at $0th h‘urwa k litre of
«freshmen!» curved at all hours on
BILL OF FAREm
Of A. It. ACKBRT’S World-Renowned
Restaurant on Board the steamer
ADELI'IIL
I‘ufit‘r Ilnnre Steak. an limo Omletto. an
" “ “ ‘u. in Plain Omelette. If
Tenderloin. “ to Fried Fish. fi '
‘j ‘ two. 75 Nod Ifor IO
Sirloin. “ 80 Punch 8 for I!
"‘ “ two. 80 Rolled 8be- 15
Veal Cutlets. 80 Wheat 1» I5,
\ituton t‘hupa t!) Buckwheat t 15
Pork Chn so Ilmd and Hill. Ils‘
Country. n'eage. I) Toast. 15
Liver and Bacon. 20 Dr Ton-t. Io
Fried Ilam. to co. per I0
Ilam and 80 . per I)
Roait Beat :50 “cast Veal. D
out Lamb. 3) . .9
Road Mutton. an ed . D
Pork and Bum. so Boiled Barn. It
Ituuat Chicken. in . . a
two, I. m “ “ ‘iwo IQ)
Plum Pudding! 10 Cranberry Pie. 10‘
. u ‘0 arm at m .
Bread Io inco “ I0
Tapioca. “ :0 Punch “ IO
lit inc Nude Pics. In men “ 10
Ronni Ilccf 20 W crtphalia Dun. ,g
Roast V cal. so Corned Beef. an »
“nut Lani . 1 Mixed Salad. ’ I!
8‘“? “Taxi“ 2'3 30m“ Frill g
ye er ‘ cw. I. yucr on.
Boston “ 25 am Stow. fl
“ 30 ‘ emu Frit fl
0\ slots Raw, 20 “ Broiled, I)
link Raw. an (‘lam ”thus, I!
0y store Fritd. so Clams Raw. fl
vpm Broil so
Holland‘a (‘eh liratcd Ice Cream onlv lo and I! my
BB
per law. All the min Ales. Porters. “Sec-1111c“
odcrat to Prim
cents par glass. lulwaukee Inger 15m
Willi 81'" Win,
NEW NO.
India
Iii-the aim to halt.“
Norwalk Chronicler