it:
STATE NEWS.
Mrs. Clarion Raymond of Wilton. rc~
cently celebrated her 99th birthday,
Canon remains in linddiim pill in de-
fnult of $9.00“ bonds.
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“‘thort farmers will plant 800 m‘wo
with onions this spring.
M—m” «—-—-
Four of the twentydour deaths in Sew
London in April were from diptherin.
Exiloieriih—rwtinmi says he is not th'3
man who is to build an armory in Sew
Koren.
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The Meriden savings bank proposes to
build I blt‘t‘k on the corner of Main and
Veteran streets,
v“
t‘olonel Daniel t‘. Rodman hm! returned
from Florida to Orr-ton in slightly im~
proved health.
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The battens, machinists, painters and
blm‘ksmiths of Sew Haven are to orgnu~
inc a trade union.
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.\ H~yenrii~old boy in a state of stupid
intoxication was locked up by the New
Haven police Friday night. ,«'
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Adiseuse liming appeared inn-(int: the
sheep of :i .‘Ihlllll' lllhlilillll farmer, the
entire flock of titty has been killed.
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Newspapers cannot he “cried" on the
streets of llridgelml‘t nt‘ter ln o'clock Sun~
day morning-s.
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.-\ Greenfield innit lute driven at well
throngheighty l'wt of solid rock to it
depth of HO fret.
OD.
The Riggs criminal libel case is set down
for trml three weeks from next Tuesdnv.
May Bi.
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Major .‘Ict‘rue. L'. S. .\.. inspecsed the
Ilridgquirt company of the fourth regi-
nient l-‘riday.
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The New York yacht club “'lll start on
their annual cruise from New London in
August.
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A New Haven mun declares he caught
60.5 shad “ltll :i nct in Morris cove. \Veds
nesda y
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Eight illegal liquor sellers have been
convicted and lined $40 euch in Meriden
lust Week.
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The Norwich Slur professes to dislwliov'i-
that Colonel Lcdyurd wns :Ls‘susainutml at
Fort (lrisw. dd.
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The first daguerrotype taken in t‘onnec-
ticut want that of Hon. t‘olin ll. Ingersoll.
of New Haven by a wandering French-
man in 1‘39.
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Bishop .\i~'5f:ihon and forty Roman
Catholic priests of this diocese met at Sr.
l-‘rzmcis‘ church. New Haven. Thursday,
in quarterly conference.
Ulysses l’ratt, formany years interested
in the ivory business of Deep River, died
in New York. Tuesday of pneumonia. lie
was 6'1 yearn old. '
M
Vacancies in the direction of the ”art-
ford, Sew lirittain and .‘dcriden telegraph
company were tilled :it :i meeting held in
New Haven. May 8,
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The annual meeting of the “'omen‘s
Missionary nssociation of t‘onnecticut will
be held in the Davenport church. New
Haven. next Tuesday.
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Five yellow tlitgs, llying in different
parts of North Haven, tell of the presence
of small pox. There “TV no additions to
the three czisrs in New Haven.
A Lebanon fHI'lllt'! points with pride to
n Niven-yams old sheep thzit has borne
nineteen lambs.
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Business troubles have made A. .\. lla-
con. of .‘Icridcn. insane. and he has been
sent to the .‘Iiddlrtmvn :Ls'y him.
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A fcur-yiur-nld l‘lirlium heifer that
gives [\\‘t‘llf}'~.\l\ quarts of millt a «lay.
graces \\':itertm\ n \\ itli her presence.
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.\ handsome schooner y :iclit for (‘hnrles
Wutrwiis ..f .\'~\\' York. was launched at
‘iilou'r's yzird, Mystic, Saturday lust.
. , ac.
\‘i lllli‘ 'l‘onltins, it New Haven 1‘: rears
old, istho tirst pupil clilcl‘cd zit Moody's
school in Nortlitirld.
on ——
\\:tti-rbur_\‘ liuds that it must have en-
larged school r-iom and iiieusun-s insecure
it are being Like“.
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The \\ illimurintic thread t‘viiiipglny' ha,»
ordered 1.30" light duck juricts and over»
oils for their eiuployes use.
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Three hundred teachers \vill attend the
annual meeting of the Fiiirileld count.v
teachers unstieiution at Soutliport, Mar ‘20
And 2i.
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Gieenville comes nohly to the front.
The witeoi‘a :udoon keeper there bore
triplets Thumlny. and twins were born bv
two other mothers on the sumo day.
Rev, Ezekiel ll. Robinson. prxxsideut of
Rrown univeruity. has been elected to de~
liver the Nil“: curse of lectures on
W‘hing before the Yule theological seut~
inary.
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Mint Sarah Lester of \t‘mslstoek has
been obliged to abandon missionary ef‘
fortin South Africa on account of the
Maui-nail troubles. and she sailed from
Cgpa Colony for home on the 13th of
April.
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Thetlerinans will soon. organize 2i social
club in Bridgeimrt. None but old resi-
dents in "its! country or thine who have
been hero twonty your: will be Admitted.
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Arbn Ballard Dike, a native ol‘ Thcuip~
loo. died in Providence Friday of paralysis
ntheue of Til. "e removed to Provi‘
deuce in 1334 went into the clothing trade
there in 1353. retiring in ism with an an»
pk fortune.
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Bdrm! A. Iliulittle Post. (i. A. R.. was
mixed with twentymne charter nieni~
bean in Cheshire Thursday night. It was
named for n captain in the Twentieth
Camnwtieiit Volunteers. who died on the
ml: to the M
coo—~—
.\n angle. muring thirteen feet from
tip to up. w“ killed in Pmueunnoc utter
um hand to cl“ tight with the lion.
h who had brought him down. Around
thee-(in neck 1m ii gold colln muted
I. T. 8.
Bone. 1.1:" f
on. one of the pioneer iron
“labourers died at. his home in Chap-
h'llle he: Wednwlay at the age of M,
II”. the lost of tho mutton or pig
in. use: pun “ray, excepting the lion.
'I. 8. Mum.
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“Guam: in New Consul. ell'C‘le
w to use notional umpenixce cori-
” a nutrition Jum- 91; John C.
m 80' Korea: 8. H. Qumhrd.
W: Greg» ll. Hui. New Huron:
You.“ Nfiffflk; liar. 3. J. I.
. m: Rev. Salli» Relax: and
m h!!! a! Temperatu- at the rpm; 's
A Western Cit-puc- burnout.
Some twenty yearn ago. without solici-
tation on his part. Secretary Kirkivood
received the republican nomination for
governor of the young and growing suite
of Iowa. It wu not u very desirable po-
sition, its at that time there was only a few
miles of railroad we.“ of the Missinsippi
river, and it was expected that he would
make nthomugh canvass of the entire
state. Ext-United States Senator A. t‘.
Ilnlwiind at that tune minister to
Spainv—wiul nominated by the democrats
iu Kirkwood‘s competitor. and coming
home with it “flourish of trumpets,“
swallow tail coats and brass buttons. ex~
pectin: to grind the people‘s grunger be~
tween the upper and nether political mill
stones into fine powder. Accounting to
previous arrangements the two gentlemen
started across the country in separate cori~
veyances to the little city of “'nahington
to discuss jointly the political queutions of
the day, Kirkwood and it friend had the
advance. and nearing the village. discow
ered in the bushes by the side of the road
four beautiful horses hitched to an elegant
carriage. Thesecretnry‘s friend renutrk~
ed: "Well. I guess they have come out
to meet you in fine style.“ However on
the other side of the mud, it little further
on. “'th another vehicle, it lumber wagon.
u hay rack, and two yoke of oxen in
charge of twoor three men. hailing. iii-
quired; “Ile you Sam Kirkwood‘r“ 0n
receiving an nllirinntive answer, the ox
tcttni men suid they were u reception coiir
mittee. rind desired .\lr. Kirkwood to tiike
a sent in their wagon at once. saying they
would explain mutters on their way to the
town. By advice of his friend .\Il'. Klrk~
wood took “51‘1“ with the committee. iind
the driier put the butt without mercy on
the oxen. at n breakneck speed up hill and
down, they rode into town. .\t the su
burhs they were met by u procession head-
ed With nizirtiitl music und were conduct-
ed in line style around the square, fetch-
ing up :it the speaker‘s stand.. The pa-
rnde being something new in IllOSt‘:tl:l)'H.
:ill the boys and most of the men of every
political faith joined in the procession,
and its cheer after cheer went up for
KirkWood as he rode in the humble cur-
ringe of the yoeninnrv of that day things
were carried by storm. so when General
Dodge arrived, draWu by four in hand.
in style and splendor. the people simply
stood on the sidewalk and looked bewild-
ered. During the delivery of the speech»
cs it was ei ident that the people were in
sympathy with Kirkwood. and the voti-
in the full showvd for the first time a
good round republican niiiJority in \Viish
ington county. The reason that Kirk
wood was driven in town in n homely ox
\viigon was the democrats hiid stolen
march on the Republicans by securing the
only respectable carriage in the city for
lllt‘ll' man. and it was only left for the
republicans to do the next best thing. to
make it look in; ludicrious its possible. and
it proved it good hit.
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The Decoration of ll Room.
(Trude white is in favor wuh house.
wives for ceilings~“it bulk! so clciiii."
That is just its fault. It
even when it is not. lllill it iunkes all else
look dirty, even though it ti\:i_\ be clean.
To p;iitit_tlie tlrit ceiling of n inoderiitw
sized room by build is sinipl)‘ ii waste of
labor, It is only :it grent personal incon-
venience that one can look long :it it,
while us :i matter of fuel no one cures to
do so. You see it occasionally. by ncci-
dent. and torn moment. and. that that
casual glimpses should not be it shock to
the eye, it is its well to tint it in accord-
{\IIt‘t‘ with the room. or even cover it with
it diapered paper. which \\'lll to some ex-
tent wiihdruw the attention from the
cracks that frequently disligiire the ceil-
ings of modern houses. “'lizit hundypuint-
ing weciin :iiIord may best be reserved
for the panels of the doors, window shut-
ters, and the like. where it can be Seen—7
these doors and the other Woo lwork
in); painted in two or How shad” of on).
ors, flat or varnished. according as We prc~
fer softness of tone or durability of .sur
face. Perhaps it will bo best in this inr
stance that the woodwork should {all in
with the tone of the dado; but lliis is not
apoiiiton which all) rule can luid
doun. The decoration of the puncls
‘ll\‘lll\! be in kin-pin: WlIll Illl' \viill put
terns. It may be much more pronounced
than they. but still it must hot :issert it-
self. One grout point of consideration in
the decoration of n room is the relation of
the \'tII'lOllti patterns one to another. It
may often be well to sacrifice tin other-
wise admirable design simply because you
can find nothing else to go \\'llli it. A
willgli‘ pattern, once \vill often
control the whole scheme of decoration.—
.llugau'neof Art.
HM—
wuo should a... rim.
looks so clean,
lie—
llt‘
chosen ,
tb‘roni the Nation!
Who should bow first? Some authorities
insist that a gentleman should not how to
a lady until she bows to him: the author
of the “Americun Code of Manners.“ says
that it is till wrong: “A gentleman should
ulii-ays bow first to a lady. no mutter
whether she returns it or not: if he seen
by her face that she does not wish to re.
turn it he can refrain from bowing the
next time.“ This is on the ground that
“ a lady. particularly an elderly one or a
society lender. perhaps. has so many ac'
quaintancea that idle does not remember
all the young men who have been presen-
ted,“ This, however. does not seem to
settle the question conclusively. for it
may be that the young man has quite in:
many acquaintances as the lady, even if
an elderly one. Ile may himself, too,
very likely be a society lender: in fact, a
very large number of the leader: of no,
ciety at the present time are of what
would have been considered fifty years
ago a comparatively immature age. Our
own opinion is, and it has been air rived at
after long reflection. that both persons
should bow simultaneously: perhaps in
the case of very neaeiighted perilous u
little latitude might be given. providing
the fact of myopia can be clearly proved
by medical evidenw. There is. however.
always danger in these exceptions to so-
cial rules. and therefore it may be safer
for near-sighted persons to how in all
cases of doubt. necuatominx themselves to
do this with uniform emrtesy whether
they are themes-inc recognised or not.
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An nttempt to burn the Hull & uwh
building. in Madden. was made “madly
monsoon. The are run diamond in
time to prevent more that flight Gm.
w—v—ow—
The motion for a new trial for “Chip"
Smithol Antonin. the condemned mur-
derer. will be heard by the Supreme Court
June 7th. objection being nude to the tin-
paneling of two juror- nnd ”:03de
of certain widen .
MW..—
1mm: ha been drown up by
Hunt-dual Yule delegate to row the
.ru'olnt 80" London for the next five
gymthemtnot to be
from without the nppronl of both uni-
m 11» Agreement will come
ouch-ii.
He won a rather auspicious young man.
and had heard much of the transforming
charms of “golden fluid for ladies toilets."
One evening his sweetheart let down her
hair. and tossing the yellow minis grace-
fully uver her shoulders. exclaimed:
“Now. Henry. do you think it beautiful?“
"Yes,“ he fondly replied. “ beautiful so
far its I can see; but. if you love me.
Laura, let me look at the roots.“
meA
Rvum lllc lhiily t‘uurier.
A comforting conclusion in that which
leads us always to choose the best. Mr.
Andrew Fliner. Illut'fton. 1nd,. Guys: I
have thoroughly tested St. Jacobs Oil and
find for rheumatism and neuralgia it has
no equal.
MOO-M
“ \\‘hy.“ said the patent nu dn no man.
“did I lnrrup the hide ofl‘ tluit 'letroit ed-
itor? Why. he agreed to write it putI for
me. and then said that anybody who once
used my medicine would never use any
other. l‘lgud! he scurcd everybody in
town of me. except the undertnkcrs.“-—
Itoston Post.
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Piles - Symptoms
Cure.
The symptoms are moisture, like perti-
piration. intense itching. incretusei by
scratching. very distressing, particularly
at night. as if pin worms were cruwling
in and about the rectum: the privnte parts
are sometimes infected; if allowed to con-
tinue very serious results may follow,
“hit. Sivn‘xn‘s .-\i.i.-llit.u.i.\'o Oix'riiizy'r“
is n plcnsiint. sure cure. Also for 'l‘etier.
Itch. Suit Illicuin. Sculd bend, l-Irysipeluu,
Barber‘s ltcli. llloiches, ull Neiily. t‘rusty.
t‘utmieous Eruptions. l'rico .‘ill t‘olils. 3
boxes for $1.95. Sent by mail to any ml-
dress on receipt of price in currency. or
three cent postngc stumps. l‘repnred onl
by Dr. Siviiync & Hon. :lilil North Hixti
Sireet. l‘lnludelpliin. In, to whom lvtlt'ni
should be addressed. Sold by all promi-
nent druggiats. 530 1y.
Ilt‘llllll null
oso
Tbi‘t‘xlilliilnr Of llii‘ tells illt‘
(‘levelzind pixplc thiit the exhibition is
somotliing the like of which hits never
been seen so fur inlauid before. not even
“since Adam first hill iind laughed and
crowed on his mother's knee." llut he
don‘t give the old lady's nuiiie.——lliitl':ilo
Express.
u luile
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Don't take any (‘linnccs on Life
when \Vurncr‘s Safe Kidney and l.l\‘t‘I'
(‘iiro will rcgulute and keep your lil‘llllll
at rill times.
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The New Haven Register says: "The
nieuilu-H of thc National Guard who are
fond of ritle practice will be interested in
knowing that the authorities liltYlll):
charm-of that branch of the service are
talking of raising the stundurd of murk-
nianship required to win the tiiurltlnnn'n
bitdgunnd that the percentage “‘lll be
raised from SO to at least 60 of the lutsnllilt"
lilllll ii‘tll‘l‘.
”a ~ ooon
"are “’lumr‘u Bin-uni ol “'lld
l'hcrry always at band. It cures coldn
Coughs. Bronchitis. “dumping (‘oiighe
(‘roiip, lutluenzn. t‘onsumptxon. and all
Throat and Lung t‘omplziinis. .50 cunts
$1 n b ottlo,
.0.
lluringtbehist fifteen years Margaret
liropln-y, of Noruulk. h.is served tifty-six
terms of imprisonment ill the county jail.
Q9.
liround has broken for the (‘onsolidw
ted road's new depot in .‘lcriden'l‘hurs-
day. The building will ln‘ lT‘J fi‘i‘l long.
with it platform SHO feet long.
URILY VEGETABLE K .. -'
INI: norcA onln‘x.
rifled .
A Perfect Sprint and Summer ledlclne.
A 'l‘nnnui i-tl llltntll l'i nit-inn, a'l‘oxii .'\l‘l‘lTl?Rl
l‘li‘llllll lo the llrh‘ minimum: to the body The
moi: ciuinvui l'lIY‘li IAN~ recommend tin-ini- Bitters
for ihwr I l‘llATU I l‘lUl'KllTlKi
Trlhl rile Fur l-‘nll umu- lamp-v in market» Sl ill.
tr'l‘ry Thought!
For the Kidneys. Liver and l'rlnary Or-
irunsuse nothin but ti Warner‘s Safe
hldnc ' and L tor Cure.“ it stands
l‘h‘lth. LLRD. Thounndsoiw their health and
luppines- to u. {V‘We otter “Wmner‘l Safe 'l‘nnic
Hitters“ with ripinl confldenec
H. II. \VARNER it (‘0.. Rocha-item N. Y.
HARDWARE.
The RESP ASSORTMRNT in TOWN of
General Hardware.
Mechanics 'l‘unls.
White Lend. Palms.
(ills and “'lndow Glass.
A full Anurtuieut M
Looks and Knobs.
Table and Pocket Cutler)".
or the belt Qunllty. Client. for (‘uh
«Hllllfl Flil'lllSlllllE Gflfllli
JAPANESE PAPER WERE.
Agent for the
Dover \‘erdiciil Boiler and IIull‘a I‘utent
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Ini demerits.
S iip Cliandlery. Rope. &
w. G. QUINT‘RD
{to album tum. RLIN‘K. s‘u Nut-nil: ci.
BATE-IS.
anunéxt i308.
flue added to their cl ni ii ' (trust .
the New Hotel mm. £33m ulir'nik. w “w u
Pour Pine Both Rooms.
Wrrn llor mu Cow Warm.
‘ Which law been anvil up with the most modern
in: \‘Qlltmi.
on on law tune by culling ut the Ioloou for
no: Cutting “d Sharing,
An In “flaunt-u m constant employ
nerve custom-I. y ’d to
A PHIRONDIST. w'uii sewn] ‘oa Induce
New York loin the mum, and irillnrcunovo your
coma. bullion. ingrown nabs. Ma. ll hour in
the v. P. Kt‘uilil BRO 3R8.
Sou Norwolk. July 8d. T 5081!
WOOD & GANUNG,
House, Sign
& Ornamental
PAINTERS.
cu m a cum mun-.3 in," Emigrant. Oral-or.
Rand Bros.,
Dealers In
Paint,
Oil,
Fertilizers,
EVERY VARIETY OF
Patent Paint.
Lead, Oil.
Turpentine.
&c. &c.
Superphosphate of Lime
Ground Bone. Gu ano.
Salt. Plaster. arc.
TIMBER
AND
__ LUMBER
SHINGLES.
All Ilrunda and Prices.
IZATH"
ll,\.\'titlli'.
lll'LST
Fence Railing
and Pickets.
Walnut. Ash and
Cherry.
Oak. Whitewood
and Maple.
And all Kinds of Hard \Vood.
llooflii—ii~ llllll
l’ii per.
Henry R. Fitch.
flail} if i“ lllll.
N E W GOODS
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LOGKWODD’S
Furniture
Sliciitliiiiu
Ware Rooms
__.__., oo>~~v——-
llecehili; daily lieu und den rl\lllt‘ goods including
oil the
New Patterns
prilng Trade
.._.. «s .‘ .Q—w—
Junt opened ii thin line of
Walnut. Chamber Suits.
Cottage Chamber Suit 3.
Parlor Suits.
Setting and Dining-
room Suits.
All the beat uioho Mid new putoruu.
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Also a large line of
Panel) in airs. Easy Chairs and
Patent Rockers.
thtl les’
Desks.
tients‘ and Writing
Ladies Work Tables. Library &
Marble-top Tables.
Stile-boards, Book-cases, dim, «kc.
W
I: atoclt ii luau“ thou ever below in Norwalk.
”f good: were bought for the very luwwi Ilnl‘kt‘l
gr ce- uud (log. communion. You will nvo money
3 tailing wt me. get better good: and n lurger in.
torment.
Tie Greatest Indictments Ever
Hillel.
Don‘t tell to crll on
WilLUEKWflflD,
36 m Ste.
NORWALK. - CONN.
Also Furnishing
UNDERTAKER
Ordounttendmtpmmptlyhyor
W No. “Us” m
l
l
l
t
Rubber.
~———-—IIAE. «—
Won the Victory.
And compelled its enemies to pliice frau-
dulent imitations in the market.
All Genuine Rubber I‘iunt bean this
trudeduiirk.
See unit it is (in every package.
live
list Received an 111111181188
Stuck
FOR THE Sl‘lllNll TRADE.
'I‘ri' ll once iiiid you will use no other All (‘ulol‘r-.
FOR SALE NY
John H.. Ferris
FOOT (\F \".\Slll.‘lll'l‘t|\' H‘I‘Rlilil'l‘.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
JACOB‘S
Aluminum Pens
'l‘mei- rehdqutcd linulish l‘cii~ can now lu' luid ii
iii
NI‘LN'l‘l N lill. ( ”“1““ lb:
t'llu me in” “.1. mg. n'» iw Nahum lllnl South .\‘or
will.
'l‘hci me III! .1 m the it. \crnim ht Hflli . . and Ilulilin
llllllliL'liiIill linrope. him I“ p i' yin-ms :ii \\ nsliingttili
534
For :1 Pound of Good
Gill-TEE l
At Gr. W. Day’s
PALLISADE Soap
50. a Bar
At (1:. \V. I)ay’s
WVEGETINF
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
Mil Al liEltT I HHHK Eli. lhe well known
driiguint ninl npoiii- ‘lIF\ ul Springvnle MI‘..
iilwnts it-h mas men om- troubled With Rheu-
muiism to try \' iii-b1 HS 1:.
Item! "is Statement:
M-mxm \l i-. 3|K.llL‘L 12.1w.
Mu H l‘. suits»
Ii u .\ l ‘ moi years .'\."l l'ist full 1 was
lnki-n s . i. \\ in r‘iI‘vI‘lltl am yids tumble to
no \v v:~ l i ll n. \i \pr: FYH'II ih:il lime
uni . l' .. \ li‘ . - l‘ \ hi I Milton-d cv-
I‘I\ l‘ c o t'. l i ism mum-limos tin-re
\\« 1.1 1-. n n‘ \ tl m-vniileouidnut niei
on. so; in.“ or .~ to quit-- .it‘ti-n
\lll‘n ll .5 . \l‘ll ii. l ; i'. liil'l would liver
lhn-i- \l'\l\ .ieo . control-newt titk<
Ills \‘iia-i'si \ ii i.» ”Wt-Al it up “Hill I liiid
lulu n s. \. 'll All i-s. I. lie '.:il no I'lli‘Hl‘l that“
mine ii...i ll l .i.\\ l\\ li«l\l‘li\ i‘\‘i‘l'\' one
IllJI I» inns... .i n lll in. mm ll s :l to liy \'l-‘tiE<
Tl\h.1ii i w -l non. r ioi \i-irs ii». 1 tune done.
This Nliilv . u lll is to o‘oious us fur us Mr. Ste~
\eos is. .oi. . i..mi \ unis. rt. .
\l.lllillll‘ \‘llUUKEK.
in: .\ t . .. 1’! ...,:l\\‘ .t .ipuiiiecstios.
Vtsé'rms -
HAS ENTIRELY OURED ME.
Iliss't‘iix‘. Deb. ism
l-‘inu id .\.lt
Mu II It, firm iNs'v
now yo .\i\ «Luiizhior :iner huvmi: «severe
attack oi Whom-no: i‘mi ’ll. \viu left in u meme
ninth ui‘ honiin lieu-i ; M vised by u h‘lend. she
tried the V: Ht l'l\'|. ind utter using it lbw but»
ties. nus Ii rem out in iii-illli
l lizul. t. . ll Mlll‘li‘l‘ t‘roni lthnnmw
i..\.«:..~ u.
u g
lism. .l humus oi the Vault
TINN foi ti..s ... i. . ii. lllll .i ii lupp)‘ to It\\'
lt hitscm i.~.\ «. .m- in u . i- mmnmuded
the \‘iuox \l l . . hi \\ ill lll" hlldl‘ good
results ll H i -: l l‘ii‘lll‘i‘l‘ .. .ii i-oritior of
“in mood; n .. ... mat to tune. uuu I can
Chwflull) l\‘\‘\illlllli’ltil it
JAM b.) All‘li‘l‘i. 8N Athena Streets
ESTIMATE)! is a DISEASE of the BLOOD.
The Nomi. III this .nwuw, is {blind to contain
itn excess o: ’t “m \‘i ur'i‘iNfl new tn‘ Ntu‘vl’b
luv.- tlus bio-d tio'n its iliseiued condition toil
Iliuiltliy i-u. u. mun Vii-HRI‘IVR regulates the
bowels. “inch is now impnrtunt In this cont.
ihiiul. tliic liidll ml \‘i-zuicrisic will give relief.
ill. to etI‘i-i‘t it pei‘iii iiieiit cure Il Illllsl. ht) taken
Ng‘ulurlyaind |li iy lake sm‘urnl bottlen. NW
chi iv Ill mum oi‘ mug; eldlltllllg. \‘uourinn in
wid‘iiy l\ll ilrugqisls. luv it. iiiid your verdict
will lie the name A.“ that ot‘ thuuuunds heftiro
on. who any. .. i iwwr round in» much relief tut
in the use ot‘ \‘imici'i.\‘it." which is com-
powdexclusivuiy id bur-ta. Rum and Meier.
“ \‘mETINE.“ snys u lbvuon pliynlelun, “ hu
no equal Ni ii immi puriiiur. neuritis: of its
runny wondci‘hil cures, utter ltll other remedies
had titled. \ visited the lid-uriitery nun oun-
vnwisd myself or its genuine man It is pm
pared ftuiu harks, roots. mid her . such of
which ll highly eil‘cetive, und the tire can»
pounded in such it luuniiol‘ in to no. "tou-
|Nlll mum."
vaafiiiit.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.
tiul'rit Sumac. MASS“ Nov. N. )8“.
Mn II. R. 81‘“:qu
paw firm] have been troubled with South
ulu. Connor. and Liver (Viniillnlnt for three
Win: nothing ever did um any good until I
umeueed until: the \‘imrrlnn. I iun now
tuna lion firstvrute. iuid still using the
Dblulfll. consider there in nothing equal
to it fl)? ouch cmuplmuts. hurt“: recline
mud it to everybody. Yours truly.
MR8. “8215: N. PACKARD.
so. it Wrongs Street. south Sudan. Hull.
VEGETINE
PREPARED 8"
3.3. trams. 3m. mas.
Vogetine is Sold by all Dmggim.
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The Best in the City
A Full Anortmont of
Gents’ Low Shoes.
Button and Congress
ammo.
Lndies’ Best French
Kid Button.
—~.~\T-—
BROWN’S
n7 Main St...
South Morn-111k.
Opposite R. R. Depot.
J. M. POTTER,
DEALER IN
abinet Organs,
Violins,
Banjos, Drums,
Fifes,
And Sheet Music
Ham»: and Organs to Rent. Pianos. Or-
gans and Melodeons Tuned nnd Repaired.
Instruments sold on Monthly Installments.
Old Instruments tuken in Exchange for
New.
REMOVED T0
Quintard’s Block,
Opposite Home Railway Depot.
GOING OFF!
BARfiAINS IN
BflflTS allll SHOES
NO‘W IS THE TIME!
" (2.1? If
C. H. Harvey’s
FOR YOI'R
Boots & Shoes
(ii-id Stock. (lenerul Assortment of tll
Kinds Selling at
LOW PRICES.
(701110 One. Come All
Our. Main and MM‘RIIRI:SI~8.,
South Norwalk.
C. H . “A RVEY
lelarge and Complete slack of
DRUGS,
Chemicals,
I
Patent Medicines,
Fancy Articles,
iiiidsucli other Articles as are
usuiilly found in it first class
Drug Store.
For sale lit
Plaistai’s Drug Store,
Opp. Post Office,
South Norwaiik.
Prescriptiona_ “pounded
E. K. Lo'ii
In Crockery. China. Glue-mo. etc.
Good goods for little money. doll ot prices. [OYN‘IMI by quality.
TIN VVARE AIJ‘IOST GIVEN A\\‘A\r‘
KWOOD’s,
BROOMS, ' BRUSHES. DUSTERS.
Cutlery it specialty, some as low as GOcts. for six knives and forks.
Housekeeping Outfit at
'08 Run es and Com lcte
Stm ’ g ’ p for Stone Quality.
New Yorks’ lowest price,
The richnt. maul lantln
{limo- for nae “II the "AH
lltH'T'S
KEROSENI‘} OIL, LAMPS, (THIMN’EYS, ETC.
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FLORIDA
and In the BAT“. delightful and In
it Kemp. New York
llt‘
fillllllERll-IS and MEATS
AT THE 01;!) S'l‘Atlfl) OF
T. Burr Guyer 89 Son,
SPRING W 001:).
All orders filled promptly. City folks
find it to their advantage to trade with us.
Give us a trial.
NO MORE ROUND
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s.‘ '0‘
SHOULDE’RS!
THE ‘ AMERICAN BRACE!
PATENTED.
l. This brace in u- peculiar conutrnciion has all 1 1. Thin bare in its peculiar construction has all the
the Advantage! of a «spender for the pnninloonn. advantages nfnt‘liei-i Expander nud Skirt Supporter
shoulder Bruce nnd (‘hnt Expander combined. combined
2. li doc: not dimrrnnge the Fllll’I I‘ORUII. L‘ It expands the chest and given free respiration
.‘t It cannot nlip of! the inhouldcr. to the lungs.
«i There in lesil strum on ihc button.- on the imn' :1. It keeps the Iboulden- perfectly straight,
tliloonn. 4 It relic-rot- hack. hip. nnd abdominal organs hr
5. Deli r-(‘l‘llun of the pantnloons can be iltljtl‘lt‘d I‘llppflfllllfi the entire weight of the clothing from the
indelwndcnily. the ~houldenl.
ti. By means of the Minn-table back strap. ii gentle 5 It ti worn Without any inconvenience whinmir
or powerful brace may be obtained itnd nnpart‘n new life to the wean-r.
7 In rainy weather the mntnloons may be raised 6 it ill valuable to children while It their studies.
from the heel:- without into Frill-.3 Vl'lfli the front. l oblieing them to always wait enct.
In urderlnc by Post. send Cher-t Measure.
Sent Post Free throughout the United States.
Price, 760., .moo. $1.30, $33.00.
Make I’ostiil Orders Payable to .‘if. TOOKER.
l1“) BROADWAY. I‘or .‘llih St . N. Y.
COMSTOCK BROTHERS. Agents.
"South Norwalk SENTINEL
SENTINEL lii'ii.ni.\'o, 39 Washington Street,
Printing & Statonery,
The SENTINEL. in connection with its newspaper publishing. has
one of the best fitted and stocked Stationery Stores in the state,
Particular attention is given to fine goods, but all grailes and con-
stantly on hand.
Artist’ Materials,
The only stock of Artist‘s Materials in the city, which is as full
as the demands warrant.
School Books.
A full line of the books used in the public schools constantly
no llltlld:nl. the lowest prices.
Job Printing.
" . . . ) .‘ ‘ ' ‘
The bl.thhl-2l. Job hinting Depiirtmeiit 18 complete. and tor
woik itnd style we pely competition. We give good work at
fair prices.
Paper Bags & Wrapping Paper
" “ I I
llllb depmtiuent 1‘“ we“ “('Cked. and orders fiiled ill a vet}
small pl‘Olll.
Newspaper Printing. _
y ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘. _ . ~
“9““? P”: med ‘0 1"th uewspa ners for other ptll‘llrs ili~n
ourselves, uni are able to deliver t em prurnptly acconliug to
agreement,
Orders.
‘(lrderg lbrmnythiug pertaining to the business. and not in stock
Will be filled promptly.
Music.
We have the agency of the leading music publishei‘auf tlia
withfie'pgciil unrest nil hem” .
country and mutant) 1y any ublicniiun at the anortost notice. A
stock of the warrants eat in c on bond. _ _ '.
Norwalk Chronicler