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SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN ., WEDNESDAY. JULY 14'. 1880.
Baptismal costumes.
Is a Barns): ix Roses mar an: Wam-
raoor Emu.
he. a New York Letter.
“ Is my wife’s baptismal suit ready?"
questioned a red-faced gentleman with a
decennial! necktie. in one of our principal
place- of fashion. The polite head of the
manufacturing department bowed.
"Sure the garments are waterproof?“
" Milli)“: that WM the agreement.“
The care was growing interesting. and
my face showed desire for information.
“ Can I take the box home with me in
my carriage .‘ "
The manufacturer saw a pleading look
in a listener‘s eye and respected it. so he
nodded consolingly and called to the head
lady: "Is Mrs. J.‘s immersion robe ready
yet i “
" Not quite. sir.“ was the cheerful re-
sponse. “The bullets ain‘t in yet. and the
cap hasn‘t come.“
"Bullets and cap! (lucid gracious. is she
going to be shot as well as drowned '3“
whispered an irreligious friend.
When the gentleman left. contented
with the promise that the articlm should
be sent that evening. the bullets were
pineal in the hem of the dreai to hold the
skirt down. and the cap was to protect the
crimpa
A few moments later womanly curios-
ity was satisfied. for before me was placcd
one of the most dainty wardrobes one can
well imagine. The under garments. Tun
kish drawers. French chemise. under~
waist and skirts were of a silken fabric.
something like mngco. a kind of Japan-
ese or Chinese material. in cream color.
exquisitly trimmed with fine tor-china
lace and knots of ribbon. The dress. in a
hmvier fabric in the same shade. was a
full. indescribable arrangement that tell
about the figure in graceful folds of dra‘
pcry. held in place at the waist line. by a
sash of wide ribbon. tloriatcd in passion
flower pattern. in cream color. to be tied
in large bows in the back. The cap was a
little gem of some illuminated fabric. dcc~
orated with goldengleam lace. that. made
halo.
“ And now." said the suave proprietor.
water anda bowl.“
his ninversation.
of which is worth a Bushel of March dust
drops of this seasonalily apply‘d. will re«
call the fleeting Spirits reigning thro‘ the
deposed Archais. and in six Minutes, will
all its Functions. vital. rational. and ani-
mal.
incredible as innumerable. lcurtsi Pres-
ter John‘s Godmother ofa stupendous flying through the air from a "09“!“ to
catch a rope. ruptured herself so violently
the face appear as if surrounded hya '3“?! "‘0 g°0d Lady "‘9 Perdition 0' ll" as tobe forever prevented from gvninaa-
Icur‘d the Empress of tics again. '
Boolampoo ofa Cramp she got in her
“you have admired the twinks of the Tunsucbymtius Pork and butu‘r‘il Par-
wanirohe.let us tcstita peculiarity.“ To ships ~H‘ur‘d an Alderman of Grand ‘ .
an attendant: “ Bring me a pitcher of Cairo of a scarlet. burning. raging Fever. The business I‘M since 87”"! ‘0 “N d"
Icur‘d tho Emperor "WWWMM 0"” 39.000000 0 your.
gives employment to more than 600 poi»
Dolor in her 0s sacrum. which had like to
buckle
The order being of which he dy‘d.
obeyed. he placed the sash and cup into 0! )Iorocui. who lay seven Yours nick of
the bowl. half full of water. and resumed the Plague: I curcd him in 42 minutes. so pic. and at “8 present "“0 0' lm‘l‘t‘ilfit‘
Some ten minutes later that be danc‘d the Sernbrand. Flipliap.
Quack Doctor’s Speech, 1710.
Gentlemen: I am~ the fain‘d Paracelsus
of this Age. by name Segnior Dolcso Eu-
prontcrio. Sonto Wonder working
bemist lately diseased in Alsatia. and
fam'd through all Europe. Asia. Africa
and America; from the oriental Exalta-
tion of Titan tohis own dear Self. and
other Mortals. has by the Prayers and So-
licitations of divers Kings, Emperors.
Princes, Lords. Gentlemen. and other
most honorable I’ersonages, been pmvail‘d
with. to oblige the \Vorld with Notice.
that all persons. young and old. lame and
blind. may know wheretorepair for their
speedy Cure in all Ocphalgies. Orantalgies.
paralytical Pamxisms. Rheumatism.
Gout. Fevers. Fractures. Dislocations. and
all other Distompcrs incident tohurnan
Bodies. external or internal. acute or
chronic. curable or incurable. Gentlemen
bly Medicines are the Quintessence of
pharmaceutical Energv: the Cures I have
done are beyond the Art of the whole
World. Impn‘iai‘a. I have an excellent
hypontical. captical. odoriferous. cannon-
ativc. renovative. stiptical. corroboratory
Balsam of Balsams. made of dead Men‘s
Fat. Rosin. and (bmgreaw. ' ‘ ‘
the true Pharmacopiuiu of Hermes Tris-
mcgistus. the true Pentemagogan of the
triple Kingdom. which works seven sev-
enil Ways. and is seven Years preparing.
which being exactly compleated. accum-
dimi (Irft‘m by Fcriucntatutious. Solution.
Sublimations. Putrcfuctions. Rectifier»
tiona. Quidlilu-titications in lialnea Muriio.
in the Crucible. becomes Nature‘s Palla-
dium. Health‘s Magazine. one drachm of
For if any of you chance to have your
Heads cut off. or your brains beat out. ten
restore the Life to its pristin Vigour. with
' ' ‘ The cureslhavc done are
bone.
this ymr.
All Sorts.
Humorous.
' The Methodist church owes 37,000,000 on
ts real estate in this country.
The Christian at Work pleads for floral
decorations in the church.
fleshyfcn'an asks. why not candy 1'
The
A girl in New York. 17 years old. has
lately died from apoplexy. due to tight
lacing.
When the lemma finds the lump too
heavy. he chips off the odd weight and
lets the pieces melt in the street.
never been discovered how he manage
when the lump is too light.
A Manachusetts minister. closed his
sermon. preached to the children. with:—
“Boys. love your country and love your
God and the girls. too.
Appraisers liaveIawaFdod $7.000
gee for woodland burned by a spark from
a locomotive in “‘orcester county. Mass.
“
A small cherry-wood cabinet made by
President Lincoln fifty years ago. and used
by him as a desk. is owned by a gentle-
man in Indiana.
The are 2.000.000 hive of bees
United States. and the estimated annual
revenue from them is “4.000.000.
“
Japanese fans have been in such demand
in England lately that last year 3.000.000
were exported from Iiiogo and Yokohama.
whereas in former years the whole trade
never exceeded 10.000.
The Infiexible. which is being built by
the British government. will be finished
She will be the largest man-of
war afloat. her displacement being 11.406
tons. llcr rivals in the Italian navy. the
Dandolo and the Duilio. are each only
10.570 ions.
Matlnmefiallbatt. of Murray‘s circus. in
Boston. in performing her usual feet of
In 1840 there were three men engaged
in the fire works business in New York.
promises to double in the next thirty
he took them out and unfolded them: the and Soiiioiset, to Admiration of his whole I'M“ as It hi“ I“ "‘0 past.
insides wow perfectly dry. He gave them
a shake and the waiter rolled off. and they
were as fresh as before being placed in the kish Cynietcr.
Then he dashed ii goblet of water Cure. No Money.
over the dress. shook it. and no dampness may know where to repair to me in their
or stain was the rmult: even the lace Ilistnw. I live at the Sign of the Golden
Ball in Fop‘allcy. next door to the licdgc~
Everything in the outfit was watcrproof— hog: and my hours are divided betwixt
this place and my chambers; for l devote
myself wholly to serve the I‘iiblick: so
that when you find me not INN. you will
be sure
Eight in the Morning till Right at Night.
-— ll‘urlra of Sir (‘Iuirlcs Salli‘y.
\VIII 8?.
helm. like a cream lily aftera rain.
the beautiful silken embroidered hose. the
shoes and the gloves. About the tops of
the stockings. bottoms of the drawers
and inside the neck of the dress and the
sleeves were pieces, which fitted closely.
held in place by rubber. so no water could
get above or below. “And see." contin-
ued the exponent. "this cup is worthy of
consideration and prise: it is indeed the
crowning perfection of the toilet. Ilenr
its virtue: the modern attondcut to the concerning a very active business man in
minister and assistant in raising the con- Troy.
the trouble comes generally from another
iircction.
work that craxes and kills men of liusi~
the laceedgcd cap; hence. not one particle near: as it is the close application and the
vert must be educated to. Just before the
head goes under the water. quietly push i
the crimps under the rubber that secures
of the lady will be touched by watcr cx- i
cept her face. and when who gets on shore cannot musics his soul in patience has no
has her face wiped. shakes herself. and right to carry on a large business.
the water will fall of! like from a duck‘s suicide. slow. perhaps. but none the less
certain.
derthe cap; she is asdry and fresh as a age their business until it Nachesaccr- fl
nalad orwater nymph. with her crimps taiu magnitude. after which it manages .
as wavy and artistic as when she left them
Brain work seldom hurts people. belt ever i
so hard.
"in splendid for feminine vanity. but the by the perplexitim of an unmanageable
question arises in my mind. does it benefit business that vcxes and frets and worries versation “use over with mother wit.
the condition of the soul quite as much as a man out of equilibrium
a veritable old~fashioned immersion. when pecuniary success can ever pay for this.-—- 1
Philadelphia Times.
feathers. and has her hair taken from on.
home.“
“Now a‘l this." remarked a lady friend.
w of being lire-ed in waterproof W
nah and carefully dipped in a tank of
wars: water in the church. we had to
this miles to the river bank. through mud
and often rain. to mach the appointed
court.
with 0.000 Hungarian
For mv pains be pniocntui iue
Ducats. and a Tub
tcflmm so! iiopl'ciifi‘. No
Gentlemen. That all
not to miss moat Home. from
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“‘ork Doesn‘t Hurt.
Made crazy by hard work is the report
it will do to call it that. although
ltis not so much the hard I
heritable worry of mind. The man who
hi
It is
There are some men who mun-
witb them.
and runs away
It is the mental anxiety. caused
No amount of
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The Razor Clam.
tion.
unusual attractive couple.
pendent of the
‘Mrs. Meredith Road is one of the most
sparkling and original of Uncle Sam that
t has ever been my happiness to meet.
She has the American lady‘s taste for re-
finement and for pretty things. Her con-
Sitting Bull‘s son was recently
to sit for his photograph at Fort Buford.
When the tide is out. one may find the The young buck was very suspicious that
gotta mid‘Winter. clad in flannel or al- rune-fish. so called because the shell rim the camera was some kind of an infernal
There are thirty-three missionary
tics at work in Africa. and there are 75.- . .
000 converts belonging to Protestant uncy of her “W"u'
churches. with an outside population of
250.0in under their influence.
Africa there are already ten Christian or.
ganiantions mmblished with more or loss
encouraging pmsiwts.
.\ awhoobteachcr. who had just been
telling the story of David. ended with.
“ And all this happened over 3.000 years
ago.“
ing wide with wonder. said. after a mo-
ment‘s thought. “ Oh. dear. iuurm. what
a memory you have got!"
.-\ little cherub. its blue eyes
Helen Potter‘s pet is a tame. crow.
as midnight. hungry as a trump. sociable
as a book agent. with ii song like an alarm
clock. and a wonderful eye for jewelry.
t looks like the original “Jackdiiw of
Rbeiuis.“ and is to be sent to school next .
month to perfect his language and l‘lOt‘ll- fined "00 “W““lmg ‘0 law.
He can talk fluently now. but no.
body except Miss Potter can understand I
iii.—Ilauikvyc.
A paris
London Truth
which comes in sudden dashes. and with
he accompaniment of sweet. silvery and she never looks under her bed to see
augliter.“
in
In Control
Anybody can give advice. Taking it is
the difficult part of the job.
W...
Alittlelcarniug-isa dangerous thing.
Central This applies to violin playing.
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“ While there‘s life there‘s soap " said
the industrious washerwoman.
HO
In use of sounding words
Men are quite rash:
They talk of mystery.
And mean but hash.
It has ”Alonzo.
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The heavy man of the United States is
General Ordnance—Albany .4 mile.
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The Camden Ibsf thinks people should
take more advice and less medicine.
—”——-
It is the same with men as with eggs—
you can‘t tell whether they are good or bad
till they are broke.
m”—
Nothing provokes a coroner more than
an ordinance prohibiting boys to bathe in
convenient waters.
W
\tht lovers swear—Tor be true until
death. What husbands swear—Unfit for
publication.
dama-
in the
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It looks bad to see a scissors grinder in
front of a newspaper ofllcc busily engaged
two days in a week.
«or.
A preacher at Chicago advocates the in-
troduction of lady ushers in church. to
induce the young men to attend.
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When a woman wants to be pretty she
bangs her hair. and when she wants to be
ugly she bangs the door.
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An Irish lover remarked that it is a
great pleasure to be alone—“especially
wbin yer swatchcart is \vid ye.“
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Make yourself an honest man. and then
you may be sure that there is one loss ras-
cal in the world.
“ Yes." said Johnny. “lopsns may be the
latin for ‘slip.‘ but when mother lnps us it
generally means a slipper.“
moo. .
l‘mfossor—“Whut arc the constituents
of quarta?“ Stu«lcnt-——“ Pints.“ A bland
smile creeps over the class.
‘99
Our forefathers could not harbor the
idea of paying taxes on their too. so
they coiiipmiuiscd by harboring the tea.
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An old maid who hates the male sex
most vehemently. cut a female acquain-
tance who complimented her on the buoy-
It
socio-
”-99.
A family of young ladies who reside in
this place. so entertain their company
on the front stoop that they have gained
the title of step-sisters.
90"“
The man with new tight slums and an
ingrowing null. scouts to be tho oiio who
is always selected by fate to be t‘OlIlpOllt‘d
to run for a railroad train. '
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It is now claimed that the first time the
expression " Eureka “ was used was when
Socrates sat on a tack for which he had
black been looking.
m'V‘V“
“ l‘iu a census taker.“ he said smiling in
the doorway. “All right.“ said tho man
if the house. “ but you iiiusu‘t iucciiao
us.“ and he was immediately arrested and
open ‘
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A writer advises that girls who wish to
iavo small mouths should repeat at
frequent intervals during the day: “ Fun-
General a“; Mrs. Moroii'itbw—Ilead are an fiie Finch fried live floundering frogs for
Francis Fowler‘s father.“
W‘VQO.
Fred (to Tom. who has looked through
Fred‘s MS.)—-“ You didn‘t know I was an
author. eh ?“ Toni (to From—w“ No. I did
not; and if you take my advice you won‘t
let anybody else know it if you can help
it."
corm-
says:
“a“
An Indiana woman weighs 510 pound
if there‘s a man concealed there. She
duced knows no man would take the chance of
the bed‘s giving way and letting her fall
on him.
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Madame. who is very fat. asks her bus-
pacn garments. and after the service we sembles the handle ofa razor. If laid machine. but finally consented 0" condi- band in what character she shall attend
firs-ring men and women were tenderly hold of suddenly. the chances are that tion that he might sit with his revolver in the masquerade. “As a captive balloon.“
Minibawia and cloaks and rode before he can bedniwn out be will slip l ‘
out of his shell. leaving that empty in the shoot the artist.
livid. while the "soul and essence " of take the chances. and a fine cabinet plc- to
him has gone down half a fathom into the ture was the result.
sand. Yet he is not more slippery than
The completion of the translation of the many an individual. wile. when pinned
New mt in the Japanese language to do some magnanuuous deed in behalf
Mohwetgarmenta?"
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“0 Japanese Blue.
iis hand. and at the first sign of danger he said.
Th9 Iftlst dGCldBd to character?“
'rné caiifiiiiii? lixgdnu.
8am (L‘anaila) Observer.
“How shall I dress for that
"Simply by tying a string
yOur foot," answered the brute.
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A French actress. who was graduated
from the laundry. asked an old manager
The startling fact that nearly 00,000 what he thought was her best “line of
ninth“: celebnted bya meeting of of the community, slips out of his shell. Ganadians .3an the United Statues businem" Glanciiig at her sumptuous
in W to that country.
The and. losing the grip. you can find the foul settlers. at the single P0“ of pa" Huron. wardrobe, he replied: “The clothes line
I.“ m was MW“ by ‘ com- and essence of him no more than you duflng the past eight months. 1. found in still. Mademoiselle."
fl“ Willi: all “I! Protestant mis~ ““3 find “*9 ”“1 0‘ “ll” razor-fish. which the official return of the collector of the
sinus in Japan. and was completed in h" 305° deep into "‘0 mud ""1 “ml part. We have taken the trouble to in-
“ 8mm ‘3 m0! labor. The I“ either instance. the "“11 I! only ‘lh" quire into the accuracy of the return. and
Isoldthomel according toSt. Luke. sign of mania: “Meir-17w ow» find not only itia reliable to the figures,
w-Irat published is 2873. and the last to iii‘im.
thuth-bsokofltsvelatioas.
anal-financiers. without who. aid
”we-Bhutan: imppossible.
inhaatethatwerepaatatlcisure. True
frisadsarcacarcearticlas. “icy cannot
bcpiokodnplikspsbblss. Willtheladiss
Wufwlfifltthatmen‘a friend-
shipsare. in most casts stronger than
theirs? mourningyonu creatures
whewalkwitharins llnksdaroundsaeh
other'swaha. and exchange khan and
navy-nuances nah thinnin-
nits.
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ecafideacssdaily.aadare. as a general
thh'nciosabwslddtncetherbymut-
salafhctica butthat envy «jealousy
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humus» children of I. B.
that. of Colorado, wished to earn
wwwmtcumifthair
fathsrwcnldbnynna tubal-gain"
“.aadaaacnpitaLthasdunchiok—
suaniaamofaraflshld wasgivaa
tell... The ml was phat-dwitli
mumhmmd
awe-tumult warm
but that it includes only those who went
' 114m “1‘33;ng mm“. m into tllQ country II actual settlers. no ac-
fia book was subjected to frrquent re- continually acquiring a dear friends." count being taken of those who were
u '3‘ ”intone. m had M ”" ladies ofan impressable nature have been WI! Mint “"008" "I 10““ ‘0 Mani-
known toadd two or three to their list
Q“ “d WI? WEN” every week during the visiting season.
Men are not. generally speaking. as “its:
tuba. or the northwest.
A movement. originated by Sir Andrew
Gait and a few enthusiasts. is on foot for
a British emigration scheme on a gigantic
scale.
leading classes to help out. with aid from
the stair. emigration to British colonies
foritisnotodwithalarin that thosanow
'Ibo idea is a' combination
of people who left the United Kingdom
for lands beyond the sea. only MM
wattocanada. moutofmry sight
(moose) going to the United Status.
Awomaninradwns sssnattheOonay
inbuilt-cushy a fashion Wt.
whofnraiuhastha folbwlag
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A Tennessee boy can stoop and place his
head on the floor while standing up. Ila
never does it though when his mother is
around armed with aslipper. His back-
bone hinge is not in working order on
such occasions.
A judge of much experience says: “ I
have neuer had a breach of promise case
before me in which the mother “the girl
did not know more about it than her
daughter. She always suspects the fellow
is a rascal and accordineg gets ready for
him.
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A Rockford girl had her corsets tom 03
by a stroke of lightning. and was uninjur-
ed. butayouagrnaa who owed to bor-
row a book. had his right arm shattered
of the
thegrowthand cream of the United aadapleosofoorsststsslblewn into his
mums ofaldlng ”W “P “10 liver. Ha said he didn‘t know she was
colonies. Infifbsnysaraoutofi.000.000 loaded.
llraoulons.
The Herald and Globe. Rutland. Vt.. is
$9 from which the following is
in
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& :‘mw ofarenow being prac-
fiosd the miraculous cures now
W in diseases such as ‘
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Doctor Lockwnid’s
OFFICE HOURS ARE
PM one until two o‘clock in lhi‘ afternoon. and from
levcii until eight o‘clock iii the evening.
('00 at noidciicc at 83 Wont avcnue. next to St.
bug‘s Rouiiin (‘aiholic Church. Sliilc for orders at
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A mm no.
Office hours—v8 to 10 a. m.. and 0 his p.iu.
ism.
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South Norwulk. Ct.
Roars. s a. in..iu 12:30. and1:tll to o p. m.
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Formal attention 'ivcn to all kinds of Hydraulic
Work. Docks. .‘lillu’r‘hrhiliig. the,
Ofliceon Elizabeth St.. South Norwalk.
A cut for James licffri‘s Turbine Wairr Wheel and
liar ‘Ili Notor.
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Builder & Contractor.
Workvdonc by the Day or Con-
tract
Shop foot of Franklin St. near entrance
in nursery; l’. O. Box 017. 404“
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Merchant Tailor.
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srasusmr TICKETS. FOREIGN unar'rs.
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an SOUTII NORWAIJI. CONN.
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By lnvigoratin a feeble constitution. ren-
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richi a thin and inuutr tious circulation
with‘lgostetter‘s Stomach Bitters. the lin-
est. the most highly sanctioned. and the
most popular tonic and preventative in
existence.
For sale by all its and Dealers
gen .
Whatflapponadto
Ill. ”sail “Mill.
Item in the Kidney smile! an"
In. David Ida-airs “Invent Isl-
eiy" about two weeks.
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is this! Iii-3.0. Bush. «Stone Ridge.
M 00.. If. Y. Ir. Beach had Inland
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and other clainscolleetod. Deeds. writs and all
kinds of lattice business attended to by
w. 8. BOU'I‘ON.
sin Office la:Laudor‘s Block.
‘Removal.
HOLLAND
The flunfeciinner.
Invites the public to call and see him at his stand in
Lender’s BIO ck.
onf‘eotionery
ow i‘ces.
THE BEST ICE CREAM.
And cvcrythlm neat and clean. Call and see.
H. s. GREGORY.
Fine ut
UN DERTAKER
Cor. Main and Marshall Slrccla.
Ruinascx. 17 Eunnarn Sr.
INNUFAUI‘UW It!
The Pocasset Iron Works,
I
menial mvmmmsw '
f and a Curr Srnatr. Nair You.
GIPSY FLOWER PUT
John H. Smith, Florist,
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
INIlNlTlIIlB.
The Largest and Best
assortment {It the low-
est prices.
DAVID STOW,
Clark «\t [AHIO’I Block. Main in,
(up stairs) So. Nor-walk. CI.
Summer Fruits
And Vegetables.
Al Hilsdnn’s Market.
everything that the market affords secured
in its season. and oerred at the
lowest prices.
We make it a point to keep fresh and
wad articles. and invite all to examine.
WILLIAM HESDON.
Next Door to Congregational Church.
Free Ruling Room
This is a comfortable room fitted on for the benefit
) e ubllo natal . situated on out side of Hair
I ’ m p ”0‘s “weir store. Gl-rk and Lane‘t
Ital rod De t. South Non
walk. ht. Itis open from 9 a. in.. 0 9159.1“. 'I‘lit
room is we lasted. warm and comfortable. It it
supplied with ur dailies. two weekliea. and M
month] papers and journals. beside a number of
lamina uninteresting books.
COFFEE BOOM.
There is a Gem Room on the same floor. and a
«mama. to 0:“ .lii. to
lliie‘"u3‘il°i’°ihun articles minimized Nclcvi. at
the following prices:
i On at Gentle. with crackers. 5 cents.
want Tea. with Mani. g I:
bread and Butter I “
mulch. l mu‘. Pi cf Pie. I “
Silo. . l “ i" l“ .l 3
a“ u“ wi'iiiuu. ii
‘t s h
P0 in and than with bread
Shirred Outer:
“I I“! WWII“? in TOWN sf
""' General Hardware.
ledhanlca’l'ools,
- wane Lesa. Patna.
OIIIIIHI \Vlndow all".
a «aw: in .
T's-as Ind rectification.
crusts-inseam M for m ..
f I
books
HAR DWAR E. ,
BARRIAEES
Two second hand Wbitcchapel Top Buggies
One “ “ Coal Box Buggy.
One Square Box Buggy.
Onc handsome Two-Seated Wagon. nearly now.
One new side-Bar No Top Buggy.
Ono Butcher‘s Peddling Wagon.
Two Sleigbs.
These must be sold immediately to make
room for spring work.
II. 'I‘ILLY’S Carriage Shop
' Main Street; South Norwalk.
Gillian Painting and Repairing.
MULLINGS. BROS
[film to 8. P. TU'I'TLR.)
carriages & Wagons
1‘0 ORDER.
REPAIRING in all its BRANCHES
New and Second Eand Waggons an
Buggies on hand.for sale or
' exchange.
an
!. u
T. alumnae. J. Lilia. no
PATE TS
obtained for new inventions or for improvements in
old once. Caveats and all patent busim pnunptly
«iiendnl to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN REJECTS!)
may still. in most (arcs. be )L‘iiicuwd bv nr‘. Ruin}:
oppcwxilc tolhc I}. S. l‘aient 0mm and engine“! in
PATENT BUSINESS mL‘LL‘n‘lVRIJ. we can se-
gue patents in less time than mum uho are remote
from Washingion and who must depend m the
the mails in all transactions with the Patent .
When Inwntorr send model or sketch we make
search in the Patent Office and advise as to its tenta-
biliiy Free of Plume. (\mgxondence con misl.
ices low. and N43 cumu menses rarnxr
S OBTAINED.
We rvfor to lion. Pneimastpr General I). M. Key.
Rev. 1". I). hover. to oflirisls m the U. S. Patrol 0!-
flcc. and co ially to our clients in every State of the
Union and uCansda. For spools! references, icnus.
advice. &c.. addnv‘e -
O. A. SNOW 85 00..
Opposite Patent onice. Washington. D. C.
Are You Insured?
PAIRI’IIILB
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
South Norwnlk, Ci
cuaaraasn i869.
CASH CAPITAL $200,000
OFFICERS a
WW 8. HANFOR‘D. heddent.
TALLNADGR BAKER. Vice President
HENRY It. 1‘! RNER Secretary and Trimmer
A. L. F‘Rlfilfi‘. Asst. Necrotary.
A. T. SNI'I‘II. General Agent
New York Office 168 Broadway:
in. Nonalkjigai Factory.
Alex. Lauder, J r.
MANUFACTI'RE“ OF
FINE CIGARS,
Also Dealer u the Best Quality of
Gniwiigl smoking Tilaccis
AND
Slflflill'fl AINIIRS GERBIRNI
Goods at Wholesale and
Retail.
Corner Washington and Main Sis.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
gm Soothing made.
fw Mm and Mous‘finhiu new! rail.
while an Tonia and Nervlns In!
can excel AM"
(I at mind mar nets.
bunni'ii'ii'iiii'eni «gimme. on
0001!
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER IN *
Cabinet Organs,
Violins,
New York, N
Hartford
Danburv and
SUMNER “
Commencing In“,
9:” a. la.. on arrival of
and New Ham 8:).
Bethel with
m.
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10:40 p. "1.. Samar milk. with W ear. 4
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tr" Th~lLItH ‘ float-Son wanna-
run sunnifsys. “The nu. sax-Wmm ‘
girlésnal on arrivai of}. pmth-«
TRAINS ARRIVE non moat.
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Running Time 7
R E :D U 0 ED t
Hora Tim: Allowed In iii;
‘ York!
Will commdaoshcr mics-33’ w ' '
Leavin ennui Norwich ”
‘i of 335m
filmid‘ifisim’ °" "fl“
On and after Monday.
17th, the Steamer Adelphi
leave from , Fulton:
Pier 22. EnstRiver, at 2.45 7
p. iii. and foot and strongman: at
p. 111.. connecting SUREIA with the m,“
ry leaving at 6:13 It. and New Haven
trains for the cast. m
excursion tickets for all stationaon the ‘
road at the Captain‘s critics on .
Passengers and were to all M
do not at South Non f .
efmshmcnts served at all hours“ A .
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BILL OF FAR
or a. R. scxniir’s Worlds . ~
Restaurant on Beard the m,
ADELI’IHa. ' ‘7 '
Porter Home Steak. Ham Odette.
Mdcrloin. mM'
Sirloin.
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Veal Cutlets.
Multan (‘hnps
I‘orli “hops.
Country Sausage.
Livcr and Bacon.
Fried Ham.
Ham and Eggs.
Roan Ila-2’.
Ron-it Lamb.
lions! Mutton.
Pct-k antibiotic.
Ri‘i‘ast Chicken.
5
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fig
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Nil;
two, 1
Plain Pudding.
Rice ‘ ‘
lined
Tapioca. “
Home Made Pics.
llama Biol.
lions: Veal.
Ros Lamb.
Cal Ilani.
Oyster Stew.
illusion “
Rex “
oysters Raw.
no): How.
oysters Fried.
Oyster JEN-ll. ,
Holland‘s ( ‘11”:me Ice Cream
pumpkin. All the popular Ales. ' .
at Odl‘l‘llc Prim. ‘n-fshamol on
unis per glass. Xilwsukto lager _
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