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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN ., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21, 1882.
WHOLE N 0. 608
gout/t annual]: gentinel
unlJlEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
'rl-‘HL‘E lN "SENTINEL" BUILDING.
\VnflilxtiNH Svluv.
'isr Y mu. . ..$2.uo I Six Mosvus. .1100
SINGLE Cortes, .‘l Cums.
TERMS STRICTLY IS ADVANt‘E.
Terms of Advert Islnu:
r us. i iii—‘0; 11* it in.” t in. “col: (firnl i vol,
I “1 Still gem ’iltll run 951“ :m stats)
2" “Ni Winn—F5 ‘5:3“:'oi‘ om mm
; ~~ ion ion stir“: .‘ifiillin trso taco
Hunt: ‘i "sun viii sfifi'iifii' iatit " mm
2 ' :~ '35-? $35 :fihtéuTtiTn’imo)
1 -~ If» {Tripod out I: m‘um ‘ icon
.5" -"-"'§{i1'?1{fi rsif~iito~lfirvl‘looi‘ rem
' ’i- " r31? .5, {‘3 $2 .‘o‘ :E‘ {2179‘ or}: m‘ mo)
9 ‘- .. it infill-tin sirloin gm ,,rwv
\lezrrasu uni Broth» ln~.-rttvi :nuur-uhiy.
Lotti \tlilt‘rv 1.x n-n!‘ l‘rl irnr.
r llll ml at the I‘m-t (intro at South Norwslk in SAN-
out! t‘lsnt Muir:
\‘ow \‘ork. \‘cw Huron &
llartl‘ord Railroad.
t.“l\n With"? Hill)“; “\81‘
l‘ t in W uh .fzon Ex. 1 Iii ll m \\ nil Rx
it VJ " Sp‘cilt lxl Way
at T‘\i‘ll‘!_ ‘.‘ kl " V H “iii
a '\ Ruth-m. i‘di N ll “'1‘“.
= .'~ Pawns 132i Ila-tun Rx.
K .l \i‘t‘vmt l0 H " N ll “‘M’.
9- 33 Atrom
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t: a? . .. l \‘J ‘ Est-Wu
1: t'. " Ltwrtl ,x. 'Hli “ Expan-
l ‘5‘ p m.. Arvum.
'3 ‘al “ lit-pm". n m ' Expires
l to Exyh‘u. like ‘ SK‘gtirld “'sy
‘- J. Annie) “.l‘.‘ “ .' ll \"sy
- H ‘ Rtpn vi- Ii 0 “ Autumn Rx
. 1'. Armin: it 1‘.“ “ lint-inn Ex.
Ill? “ llmtnu Rx.
' errrv-s
i'l ” Milli ’I‘rtiru
Us Si‘\l\|fi O! St‘vnsvs
' vi “ .\t rum II“ I m , Ilthton Rx.
‘x r: 3‘ m.. udk 'l‘u‘m’.‘ km H. II Milli.
2H2 " Arron“
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Plant inning and Retaining
.‘l R. JOSEPH KELLER.
Who !~ :» .mal \I‘nh't‘f' via-ricnrt- in New York um: ;
til. \l‘r‘l 'intrth Nurunlk nuro :\ “ml. in -t‘
I .u, it “ark liltll’.\llil.\'li .'\.\l‘Kl
.\ l‘\ his \\ ... nw ~‘:\x‘ phunpl Illl‘llllllll.
l‘ n Adrian-s“, llux ins, l‘flllgl‘pslflx t min.
N()’l‘l(‘. '3.
l\l.i‘\,
\ .vrtlt r~ of: at zhr-nftin-nr Stanlvy‘n ,\mt~ 1“...” :- |
Newmlnrlt
Soutlflorwalk
FARE ONLY 35 Eli.
EXCURSION TICKET TO NEW YORK
AND RETURN.
50 Gents.
The Popular sud Swift Steamer
Adelphi,
\"til tor-um. lit-r daily In loann': NK\\‘ Y“ “K
sA'rt'nuAY M'l‘rlltxt l.\'. April .
F1888, end murmur until (unlit-t litllit‘v n.-
..
lums'
Imu‘unu SOI'TllI htihwglgrwry inunuruz.
tSuumtys enroll!“ l at . u‘r nth, or on
arrnal ot the NASHVK uni NEW HAVEN
Rfiluwl Intilll‘. Vl-
Nnruin ' raw . Z\\‘ \‘thR from I‘IRR .
:1 “if guilt l;vk1§lti 11‘ .\ snrfirfi
unit -§{‘.hi-. .
tl‘t‘IAH‘K. l‘_ l. (‘UXNRUI‘ING Sl‘liglh' with
the train for llANIll'liY and the NEW HAVEN
trains going on“.
l‘;hwngrfl fur IlllllflKlA'N lukt‘lht‘ FYI/FUN
PERRY ill haw! of tho I‘tvr.
Tlrkt'l! {IV all STATIHNH on lht‘ “ANIH ll"
Railroad mu hchstl st tht-t‘AI‘TAIN‘S til-‘l-‘lt‘R
on twill
Irl‘lurnpor‘ and lhmam‘ rouwwsl lo and
[mm tho "rpm at South Nurwztlk FREE of chum“
van-«hmrntn “\‘P‘W‘ll on board or oil hours.
J. R. RAYMOND.
linilnnr 8. flnntrantnr
’ork clone by the Day or (sou-
tract
Shoptout of Franklin St. 11 l . ,i'pno
ta mu‘svr)‘. l‘. (l. linx (HT. 40-“!
C. N. NICHOLS.
.‘lllllll'itt'llill‘f nl
3001's a. snoes
"It. A. ll. llA hllll'lN
It.“ It‘lllHYt‘d his untrv to
:t W .\ LI. s‘r‘ u l‘il‘L'l‘,
In Kilt YI‘Vl‘l’Ill'I‘ of 'lu‘ hilt Dr A“ Hill.
N()I\‘\VA LN.
“will 1.1 ”oil'll\ r~“ ‘\ l in , l to-‘lsntl T to ~ p i“.
i‘l‘lllil‘llUNl' l\‘ til'l’lt‘l-L
NEW
PARASGLS
NEW
AMSOLS‘
NEW
rlnlsnns
The largest,
Handsomest
and Cheapest
A ssortment iii
Town at
BM&MM
lsbuckeaollotcl Bloch.
_ All kinds of llrpuirinp. tlnno with nvut»
l norm and dispatch.
ERepairing Iluhhrrs u Spot--
l lolly.
Basement. under l‘mt Ulllco.
fsourn NORWALK. or.
:.l:: on I) .‘ll. La ,\ to in,
I‘u'v. 33% “ml \t‘rlqlrnl
insurance Agt.
Nl\'l‘\|t\‘ l‘I‘llI-lt“
“Nuihtato «ml Iltuuo \uvru,
hl‘il.\§lt\illl‘ i‘lt‘lilflu 1-‘\I::l:lti\‘ l‘li\;~‘:>
Washington «‘lltoah oppostlv l“ 0.
a. sui‘iil Null“ \th t'thX
. .‘ (it Oi: ‘ .9 =32: ’l 1-, \
~ §Mti n..r..r saith
. 4) 1‘.
‘ " .V" ,
i "sow BANK 2
l i‘ “ll'cvh N«,N\n Aw.» vi. t . iifiwnvh RM
‘33 o
‘51“ l‘l from 3‘“ ldl N . MM than lln .l .x.
I... and on Nolan ovum“ home tot-
» Crlniflvctolhwnt on None“):
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.lflll
\ n.
0“me l‘. 3!. , . rm
J\‘il\ I. thi‘l‘. \v“. m r» ‘l‘t'as
Dentistrv
lr‘RAN l\' 't‘. llYA'l“! .
. \‘ tn‘ bottoming to any twain-moron. can and W)
ll A make .Kritlirtrtl 'l‘u‘th t‘lll‘Jp-‘l‘ than any t-lhrr
‘ lMtti-t lll Somali: and minimal thqu to boot ‘ltr
. \w r by.“ mvrlofi'm’ I how nth-alumnus! tho m‘ll'll‘o
' of .l. t‘. NRWKINK, and um uuw proparotl to do Illi-
tuc at tho Inww-l (‘llbll I‘riw.
0mm and Rwidruvc adjoining thv Method-
nst Panning“. Nor'slk.
Open Evenings.
T T Y ’StilitlANS, '27 Sit-l",
B E A in Mllf‘fl‘dmulll) * ‘Itl
l‘I-‘Iiltrs 512'. up. ilnrc Holiday nulvce-mru roan...
Writ: or call on ”rally. Washington, N. J.
J.” M. POTTER;
DEALER IlN
Cabinet Organs.
Violins. Ban-
josFPrgms,
A ND SHEET MUSIC
Ptonoe end Organs to Rent. Proms.
Organs and Melodrama! Tout-d and Re
paired. Instrument: sold on Hominy
Installments. Old instruments taken in
Exchange for New.
B E M O V E D m
Quintord’s Block.
Owe-item Relive! Dorot-
s'U'r'ro N’s.
atarrh (lure!
THE ONLY REAL NEDICINAL PREPARATION
FOR CATARRII. When used ecconlinc to tllmt
on: it never fails to CURE.
l‘rlcc 50 Conts a Box
For Sale by l‘lsiutod, South Nurwuik, and Item
Nurwnlk. and ntallod to any sdtlrcss on receipt of
price, by the proprirtor. L. B. SUTTON.
New Clinton. Conn.
are 311:.
1'0 LADIES on“
Io VIII out! I Null“ invoke-rind “lilo! I'M!
louttfsl Nltvhxllw In» lie in throwbacfi
of M [nut-s Iull on Vocal loch. ‘-
l! “on: ; am
months, pm paid it I. nut-e mu “steps In not
mind: “his. mil a-kiu- rot-mu Atltllm
Ill l‘TCt the ml‘l‘nkyflnB-I
C'll‘tl all
HENRY‘T'ILfi
Carriages anti Warrant
Made to order.
n EPA l mitt ix ‘ .t LL t'rs
nun Nell rs.
FIRST ('I. \S.\‘ \VUllK Ul'.\ll.\N'l‘l‘ll".ll.
,_).,‘_
(‘ull lllltl pvt llll‘t‘h.
H. TELLY.
“Hill Sll‘t‘t‘l a South Nut \\'.‘ll!\
THE
1.388. 1808.
Uninnininc Fnrtiliznr lin’r.
Phosphatel
AND
IS" A ND l’tl'l‘ASll.
'l‘h ,ri-u.‘ \\\ Lu. \\:i :w-tl- \trll in ltr‘tllli t: vll
u~nul \ \
lut‘llni uu- tzutmut n mitts-u :lltLl of tin
\‘l'ilt‘lll our triv-
There are none better.
\iuuruuu-rtl Id‘v“l\~.l~ on with luv;
l‘ntnphzx r». “~51; (in. ll‘l¥:‘\ 'lrux nun ht- isatl xii
our total «mills, or to» u-p‘ .a' to t.~
Quiuuipinr l‘t~i‘tilinrr t‘o..
Mill boxlltn. t‘tlh‘x.
MULLINGS BROS.
CARRIAGE MAKERS
Any .\§\\l\‘ ot‘ lug-ht or ll~ ll\"\ Work built
it whim.
All Kinds-qr Mgutuv‘rw Pumas dly .lttt‘uvl
tui it\
1
A. .\H H ‘N\i-‘. l.. Nl‘l th‘x‘
No. a Mal‘uhnll It.
OPIUM Itorphlrte cum
HABITrmr?
m2!&‘&9&“h'§ I. e 1mm “M """L ’2
(V
GRAHN’D
M11 lllllll
non.
llil‘ll Sill, Bill, anrl 8th.
The groutost display of
ltlilllnory Goods
including all the latest
sly lt‘rl of
Hats and Bonnets,
in ovary shade and uality, which we
sell at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES. Also an clo‘
cant lino of
over olI‘t‘roti,
At‘lilit‘ial I"lo\\'t\r‘s.
Fouthors, Silks,
airtl llilmiis,
,‘ ,
but ms
in all tho uvw tlwigus
and onions.
\Vo how just l‘t‘l‘l‘in‘tl :t largo stock of
L \ DIES“ & 4‘" l lillllENS’
Underwear 1
.\.\'I)
Intnltts’ Dresses.
tirvat Bargains ln Fancy Hoods,
:in‘”i‘il.\ll‘i AND SEE VS,“ 3
Nut: at.‘.‘.r to show .‘umls.
Mrs. HfKrieger.
I!. L7( )1! PIN.
Merchant Tailor.
Ntlll\\'.\l.l\', l'thN.
Tlu‘ lth t‘ltltlts :nnl lln~ Must l‘t‘rft-t‘t Fit
\\‘.:rrnntt-tl. ~16?» L'
,_ l 9
"50 erN S?“
rtvotmav . .nnn ~5a~u1iootls.EtpMuo;o.
including Sui.» hon. Oo'ru-o (‘ou In, Stool.
llwk sud Mu" ‘. in Solid Black clout out
t .\
I Qm‘w {Hui
inst.
”Nut 6mm x». “Vt. r ox vim
O
I
“0 Tax“; HO‘T‘chQ‘OeJTT; \
27 Steps. it) Sale Reeds“
Mon to mm am to i no. outer mm. It
haul rum, too out“ “Hot". or manta
Lott“. l‘mxwl not shiptwal vllhontnlm‘
llolvli. Em no Fro... .ltldnvo cradlin-
on ill F.
Tllll’isitinriu, ll. Jen-3e
DENTISTRY.
In t‘. it. llondnll ornt and will rxtrart tooth hottvr;
uml Illnkt‘ lt‘e‘lll rltvtumr titsumty othrrdoutist in
MOT-Sill Miro-slit.
H " f'é?
:9 335533;.
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< .a {A‘- '§‘£fi o
= a E43135?
I: i-;filg§ t—<
4. a «fish-g. . «Is-r
~ 3:11.533. an
E: 5:313:535 4::
~18 iii-3‘3 i4
.2 Efiaé an
" :8” ééifi 5;.
-= ”-‘i dies-in» '9
3"- : ganglia? If:
-e lo gugggsa-cw
5‘s 2 air-figs?
’s- '-t
3' 2—3 mggéflgfifitfi
r; 2 01:32:33; A
~ 2*“! '5 v
;. Haggis: E‘-
‘ ‘FH Efi’éfifio
lililllllllllES .
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J
.\'1‘ '1‘! H
()I.I)
and MEATS
N'l‘ A. i‘h’ .I ) ()l“
T. Burr . Guyer .8; Son.
SPRING-WOOD. 5
_ , All ordersgfilled
complain
' Ache,
“Quick as a WInk.”—-—Rockwood's
Instantaneous Photographs. 17 Union
Square. New York City. WMr. Rock-
wood gives personal attention to the
mains of sitters. 597-19t
-—-—--ow-——
An lmposslblllty.
Descrviug articles are always npprcch
ated. The exceptional cleanliness of
Parker‘s llsir Balsam makes it popular.
Gray hairs are impossible with its 00-
casional use.
mo—
llow It “In: Douo.
“How do you manage." said u lady to
her friend, “to appear so happy and good
naturwi all the time ?“ ‘11 always have
Parker‘s Ginger Tonic handy.“ was the
reply, “and thus easily keep myself and
lututly in good henlth. When I out well
I always for] good natured.
w--. M --_.
Pal-cute who allow their children to
gruw up with sorotulous humors burst-
ing from ovory poro aro guilty ofu grout
wrong. Think of them pointed out as
lll‘lulllt‘tl with a ltlllllirlulllo disease. and
you will readily procure thorn tho Cuti-
curo Reinonwdics.
‘ O .
A I'IIM‘, wholesome distillation of
witch hazel. American piuo. Canada fir.
marigolti, clover blossoms. om, frugrlnt
with tho healing essences of balsam and
puw. Such is Sunlorti‘s Radical cure for
t‘uturrh. Cotuplolv trrutuwut for $1.
”—v 9.. ~
Arrc it‘d l
Charles A. Dailcy, was srn‘sml lust
evening lor smiling from the drug store
of Shirl‘tuun, u lmttlo of Sulphur Hitters.
Iloforo llu‘ l‘lillll this morning, upon hr-
ingiaskt-tl why he slmuhl :ilt-ul it he stated
that his mother was troubled with Rhon-
iuatistn. and that it war llnl only modi-
oinr that hvlpmi hor, and bring out of
mom-y and work was the cause of his
Asthis \vns hi:- lirst oli'cnce
put on prohaiiort.v-—.\‘rtmrk
stealing.
ho was
Nt‘u's.
. . .‘y --.
Bright‘s Illwuu‘ of tho Kidneys.
INuIH‘Ios.
Nu «humor from those disoasos it you
nun “up Ilillvis; lIt‘Slilt‘S, being the host.
Trust no
family int-tlirnw t \‘t‘l‘ manic.
otht-r.
)Ir Albert lilnphun’, Korma .\‘. ll., ll'llllhlt‘tl
u llll lhlll hrnunr on hands sud nook, ran- ~tl by lt‘.‘\ll
rut-toning. tllr‘s a intuit" i At limos u would
‘h‘rllx uni. crack uprll untl tho skin st‘pamtt- [rout
lllt‘ limit in largo pit-cos. sutlrrin' un-ul ronliuual
itrlnux anti slinging l‘tll‘l\l|&\\‘\ your rum-Aline:
uwtl t‘t'rn mu ltt-z-utAia'r lineman). mot l‘l'Tl-
l mu uud (‘l‘l‘ltl‘llA Soir CXll‘Illilll)',uIlll in loss
than tluw‘ months rllvriul s rumplvtr rum. and
lul.‘ not burn troubled suitt'. turmborztlvd by
Iiulianl & l-‘ostrr, llrugialm Ros-no N. ll.
Motheeried From Ir.
.l W Minors. Nrusrh, Ohio, says: l‘unt um
“\‘l‘ll‘ll‘t‘a arc the L'Tt‘illl’hl Illt‘llll‘llll‘.‘ on rarth.
ll.ttl 2hr “on! raw mil: rhcnni ill lhi~ country. My
moth” tut ll. twonly )t‘llle. and ill incl tlinl from
it t lwlzru- t‘uarum \touhl huvui xtuul her lift-
.\l\ am“. inmost and hratl “on oxen-rut fur lhnv
war-i. “inch u \llmu rvlit \'\\l or \‘tlfi‘ll nut 1 l haul
liu' \‘utu'uru l:t\\1\l\\‘lll mints! purilicrl normally,
and t‘uticum .tutl t‘uttcuru Stop rxtrrmih.
| \
PSOI‘ldSlS.
ll E; twitch-l. R‘s; . lloutlorsou. .\‘ Y. (‘ilh\l
u? {\“rsaxl-l or [it crux), of l\\'\‘ll!_\‘ )wrra‘ entitling.
hr tho t“. rt: l in llnwiuwx lutvrnuiix. and
t‘t 'rwt its and \‘t rwrhu Soar «virtually ’l‘ho
ll! xx: \uwtlcrtui raw “a luvs“. \‘ziwtmollnl to
hrfi'orv \ hunch oi i‘w wow and Yi'oiwnolu our
ux .\‘: animus with nonhu- so. «all; tllMXilnv
\ruxzftl not.“ to us for this trunnion ill but
Salt Rheum.
'1th “no huh \‘\[\\‘.‘it\‘\u\l lllv itmm..;g‘ “7
Mia llhmttn no uprnvmt» the tumor l mutuml
tor “\llmlmill rand by the \‘l‘l‘lvl'lu liaison»
\
mxr onwmlb llllll t‘t rim nu out! t‘\ val has slur
mtvumlh ‘ . ‘
\ho. \\‘.\l l‘lil.l.l\tll\\.\.
Cuiicura.
and Orrin-m Slur vvttmltv end t‘nvvtwu
ttwouvn iuanllv \xill tshlnwh \‘lll‘o own
tumor of lltttaor, no it mutuou puuplv to
mofttlu. Prim of t‘t'vtvtuu. small bows . one :
iatwbows 3‘. t‘rrwi'ns “honour. $l. prr
llnlllt‘. um. um Soar, W. t‘t‘vtvnvu Snows“
8o“, llir. Sold by oil tlrugolutv.
llopoi,.\\‘h‘.llRS .\‘ I‘O‘I‘TNR. Boston.
w‘(iA’TAllllH
Sharon. Wir-
on...“ : “——
Blow-s ,
Sanford's Radical Cure.
A singlo dose instantly rolievcs the most vlolont
Succxln or flood Colds. clears the hood in h'
magic, s rps watery disclmrgtxa from the none on
c was, prevents ringing nob-cw- in the hood. cures
ervous Honduclto and subdue: 'Chills and Furor.
IuChr-unic Catarrh it tall-arm‘s the nasal images
of foul mucus. rosturos the senses of lint-ll. taste
ondheorin when inducted, from the head, throat
and bronchul tubes of offensive manor. swcctcus
sud purines the broom, stops the cough and Innate.
tho . s of catarrh towards consul“ tion.
Ono tile ludicul Uurc. one box (. turrhal Sol-
vent and one Dr Snuford‘s Inhaler in one package.
of all drought: for 81 Asia for EARNED s mm-
cu. Cull. WEEKS .c POTTER. Boston.
90L
100 Tzsrs sour: IFFEC‘I‘v
mu. than any other plaster
or I‘lOt‘t-l‘lt‘. buttery for pain
und wrtikucre of the Lung-I.
Liver, Kidneys and Urinary
origami, Partial Paul sic.
Ii it’lln‘llllllll‘l. Neurollgo. lys-
terla. Femochcokuosa. so
vans Pains and Walrus-secs.
fi Moist-is and Fever and Ana.
I“ Price W. Sold everywhere.
'5'
“1-431
WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED
POPUIARITY 0F
Allcock’s I’orousPlostersi’
Because they have proved
themselves the Best External
Remedy evrar invented. They
will cure asthma, colds. coughs.
rheumatism. neuralgia, and any
local pains.
Applied to the small of the
back the are infalliblcin Back
nil Kidney troubles ; to the pit
of the stomach they are a sure
his; tho Hat Forming Cox Joseph
ervous Debility. and, h“
cure for Dyspepsia and Livei‘ '7
'Coru ‘
SOUTH NORWALK r. cit! 0! 5C ‘lnhlbl
mate, is sltuotcd on Long lslsnd Sound. the New
York and New Elven Rollrood, end at the terminus
f the Dsnbury and Norwolk Rulrosd: 42 miles
from Grand Central Depot, New York: as notice
west from New Haven: to miles from Bridgeport:
and 22 miles south of Danbury. It bus probably the
most complete and economical Water Works in the
country. and is thoroughly protected from an. and
supplied with excellent wstcr for culinary and louuv
dry purposes. Twenty [wager trains arrive from
and deport for New York daily. cud llvc wood
from Danburv daily. A line of freight propellers
run regularly tonnd from New York, nodular-go
sud commodious passenger steamer makes dolly
trips during the summer months, conveying passen-
gers at the low fare of ascents odistaucc of“
miles. or the trip to New York and return. 95 miles,
for alcohol. The soil is delightful, and connections
ere mode with the New York and Now Haven and
Daubury trains. \‘csscls drawing twelve feet. of
water discharge their cargoes at the trim-vet.
South Roms“: has grown rapidly out! substan-
tially. mow than doubling its population within the
past ten years, end is now one of the most import
not stations on the New York and New flown Roll-
rosd. The chief pursuits of the inhabitants cm the
maunfsclum of machine . slum engine-I. locks.
huts, straw goods, ship uildlng and tho cultiva—
tion of owners. Hundreds of barrels of oysters iuo
shippod (lolly to the largo citios. whoro they are ap-
trot-total on scctmut or their extra star and torn.
iur tlnc fisvor. The llanhitry sud Norwolk lath
Ml hi lobr oxtondod‘to Wilson‘s Point, thorobv
allot-dun: unusual facilities to carry enacts on
freight to New York—4s well as to wish comv‘y
nnm- to some of the fluent places to be found along
the COIL“ for gentlcutcu‘s private midmcwl, Them
arc unusual facilities hue for manufacturers. Good
whnrvt‘ and railroad mnnccnons to any point. with
:1 good harbor—plenty of islands to shellcr vessels
from storms. its well as to furnish places of flavor:
to pltuuuro panics. For the Ki‘m‘l‘l Mail cud local
bucinom soc sdwtisittx columns of this parlor.
South Nokulk n1 rapitllv filling it i “uh mannin-
torivs owing to its unusual good abilities and in‘
tlurcmcnls otI'onvl to part ivl to loonte hero. Among
the numhcr nirmdy located here on) the Norwalk
lAK'k to. tho Norwalk Iron Works. (i. .b \l‘. II.
Ilouodict. (‘rofut & Krupp. A. Salmons, Adams
limo. . M. l‘uhnrhk (‘o., \‘olk Bum, Brown.
Shunt-mu .b Cw, Dory it Barnum. hat iununfartuo
‘ J . Assn _wd
llurttu Ill-(cs. Jr. &- t‘n.. fur cuticle; Dt‘tlllltl ti.
Illaurhnrd Manufacturing (‘o.. ntauuforturvrs of
r-truw hats; two Illullll‘g mills and hnnbcr yards;
thr Lockwood . onufsrturtug to, tunnufartun-na
of iron toys. Nu; Martins (‘o., shipyard rind Mu
rino runway: Richard-1 3. “Haul. ht“! buildors;
two corsot tnanufnrtorios'. Louushury Ila-than!
.v Co. rlhtw Illtellllfm‘lllh‘nl; The Old “‘le (‘12s!-
(‘0. and lloyl .t Ululiloatl cigar makers; l‘spcr Box
and oihrr tusnufurtorirs.
'l‘horu urv tlvc chun‘hcsx‘ongwgutional,EpisroE:l
Mrlhodlst, no that, Catholic, 'l‘tvo NutioualBan ‘;
one savings tank. Thom aw cxrcilt-nt giradcd
schools, guts works, cit-an sir-vols, tiolighlfn Ind
vxtrnticd Home of the sound as for on the ow can
watch cost or unit. from tho rlcvstionu rising from
tho nusinnu contvr, whenr arc sitttnlml uutuv twan-
tiful Illflllllt‘f‘ villas and onmmodrous l‘ssllll‘llct‘fl,
omml by thaw not rngaaoil in buniuv» born. the
urrupant: of which contribute much to tho life,
(autumn and prosperity of thc city during tho
suinmcr months. 1 how are thmc well sppointul cud
\wll (‘nntlllrlt‘tl htrle'lri. 'l‘hrm is a magnificent
npors houso that will suit hits tortuous. To rupiul~
ins Mill manufacturing t-siahh.‘ uncut:- lookint: for a
plum to ioratv \w nvontnu-mi this city. Any in
ormation dosinvi will ho ('lll‘l‘l’hlll)‘ zivou by ad
dh‘sr-lllg “‘m. ll. Rulrr, (‘tty Surveyor. who lllkv‘ Iak~
on a art-at deal of pains in iruprovc the [fist-o, nod
hea- snuluhcr of viogziuu silos tor tiur our hugs and
tnsuufurioriu at l::- titsgusai at low prtrt‘s South
Norwulk ufl'vrs unusual frlClllllt‘S :unl iruhn‘cint-nts
to tho rapitatlht, nirrhrturr or lsborrr, as it is a ril
of grout lumiluhltm. a 1y Duty of importance ant
llllllll‘lll‘l‘~—C n‘prt'M-l ‘ll.\’t.‘ Now England town.
tuning ‘\’t‘r_\' fin‘tlil). pnw'rnt undpnm‘lrrtiu- for
nullitn:~ and raving moncy and rnjoytng: lift:
THE SHADOWS!) CROSS-
ln “whim low our ltn‘s had twlnod.
our your—outs run-lava. guidt‘ll your—
.\rrl then he ilirtl, un' dotitugdlml;
And, for the joy that hill‘btln‘d thing,
My bran was lull-ti with dark despair.
I trm‘ctl tho haunts he loved the host
In dour, hm days—sins. so brief!
And Mom‘ry‘s lll‘l‘lll lungs. once so sweet.
[tut lrtuut‘tl the t‘urtmvo or my grief:
'l‘bry brought no tools to my relief.
Al curly down I sought his grave.
‘.\|itl quaint rarvctl stones o‘orgmwn with mm
And 10! upon tho hallowed mound-
In scouting omblcut of my loss-—
Thom tell this shadow 01 a Cum
and kuccttug them in Wives woo.
Mi‘lllt‘llglll 1 board my darling sm' :
Mun, lorol tlu’ grirf I shadow tsl
wuton as a «imam, shall paw sway,
\\' hero snsumrs melt in cloudless day P
Then rmuld tar anguish vent to tears
strange tests of hour‘s corn we. third and
Amunduly soul a mourn:
And when l was thus cameo).
the mom noon Newsstand lied.
«mo “W
——¢--——
eons JACOB ASTOR.
Tho Slimmer? “‘Ntlth that Rollin With a
l‘wo hunt! "on tho that [sullen
(Weir.
t .. sopuiutsnce of Mr. Astor ones
sskol him what particular imimciion. or
N‘lllllll‘ kind ot business. first gave him his
pivot start. lir skid. in imply, that at one
period of his lite he lvul oa‘nninlatol chum
“homily of lung such its brmvr. which wore
unwilablo in the function market. turd tho:
wrote rawkwl owrgv it: whisky [mole down
in the toll“. Ila hm! no ompmdent in
loudmt to srnd them to. and no disptm‘tion
to do so if ho had. attor- talking the mat.
tor over with his wild they concluded it
would ho mlvisable that he should take the
has to London hituuolf. sail ho did so. The
prosprots at tho venture wom very numb
lain, and lhoreforo, in color to economize as
much as possible, he went out as stccmge
”stronger. ()u arriving in London he found
a ready llltl‘rllflt for his furs, and sold them
at a very high rate, Ho thou mode It list of
such goods as he thought would sell to ad-
vantage in tho Row York market, and pur-
chnsod and shipped tltcm. After he bud
transacted all his business he was detained
in London for a couple of weeks in cousc-
qnsnco of the ship not being ready to soil.
Ila employed the time in looking about Lon.
don rind picking up all the information poe-
eiblc, especially such as he thought would
benefit his business in New York. Among
the places he visited was the great East In-
dia house, and the warehouses and offices of
the Company. On one occasion he asked
one of the porters what the name of the
governor m. The man replied. giving a
German name very familiar to Mr. Astor,
who then coked if the governor was on Eng-
lishman. end was told that he bod come
from Germany when a boy. Mr. Astor
thereupon determined to see him, end
watching for an opportunity. sent in his
name and was admitted. On entering be
asked the governor. “ Is not your some
Wilhelm ll" “Did you not go to school in
such a town 9" The Governor replied, “ I
did; and nor I remember you very well.”
A long conversation followed, old school
days were talked over, cud the Governor in-
sisted thM Mr. Astor should dine with him.
Hedeclincdfortbctdsy. but on me next
doythoyrnetogoin. Heukedhlr. Astor if
therewnothinghecoolddofmhlm. Mr.
Actors-idol); beludboughtellbe would
and needed neither cosh not credit. my
met several time otter tint, out! the Gov-
ernor continued urging Er. Astor to me
something he could for him. He asked
vim present would be «capable. end Hr.
Astor declined accepting my. Their
meeting took piece two dsyl heron the
in; o! the vessel on which Er. AW
5'
Pl ‘
the: the parchment would be the foundation
of vast shipping operations and s trade
amounting to millions of dollars and ombm.
ing the Pacific Ocean.
The permit was No. 68. On srriving
home Mr. Astor showed the document to
his wife and asked her advice, or he always
did in Ill matters relating to his business, 0.:
to whet disposition he should make of them.
“I hove no ships: it is no use to us," be
said. At that time there was in New York
e merchant named James Liver-more, who
was largely engaged in the West Indian
trade, particularly with Jamaica. He owned
several vessels, some of them of good size.
sud Mrs. Astor advised her husband to go
and have a talk with him. Mr. Astor went,
showed the East India Company ship pass
and the Canton prices cut-rout. and “ Now."
said he, “ if you will make up u voyage for
one or your largest ships, you can have the
pan and prices current on one condition:
Yonmtofumishsbipmdccrgo. but! out
to have (medal! of the profile for my pass
cud for suggesting the voyage.“ The West
India merchant laughed at the proposition.
end would not listen to such a one-sided
operation. Mr. Astor returned home, re-
ported program. sad for a time the matter
rested. Mr. Liver-mom. however. thought
it over, At that time no vessels troded to
Canton from New York. The Revolutioncry
War had just ended, and the East Indis
ports were I! hermetically sealed to Ameri-
can commerce as if it had not existed. Only
c few weeks elapsed before Mr. Liver-more
culled of. Mr. Astor‘s slow and cskod :
“ Were you in earnest the other day when
you showed we the pose of the But India
Company l“
“ I m new more so.“ no the prompt
rcply. and again they talked over the matter.
Mr. Livcrmon finally thought be new his
way clear, and on Agrccmcnt ves signed by
which Mr. Astor woe to received ouchalf
the profits, and Mr. Liver-more to furnish
renal and cargo. The ship W selected
cud loaded puny with specie, Spanish mill-
ed dollars. about $30,000: cud the other
half was ginseng, a root soucwhut rosem-
bling licorice, which is highly valued as I
medicine by the Chinese, and lead cud scmp
iron. The ship sailed for Canton. and the
pass enabled her to anchor ct thmpoo. a
few miles below that city. and the loaded
sud unloaded bot cargo the some as it she
had been a vessel belonging to the East In-
l‘dil Company. The ginseng. which cost
twenty cents per pound, in New York, was
sold for $3.50 pof‘ pound. in Canton. The
lead and scrap iron also brought enormous
prices. The vessel was then loaded with
tea and sch] in New York at $1 per pound
profit on cost in Canton. When the return
cargo was sold and the accounts made out,
Mr. Astor‘s half share. which was $55,000,
oil in silver, was packed in barrels and sent
up to the store. When MN. .kstor saw the
barrels she asked what was in them. “ The
fruit of our Host India pass.“ replied her
husband. Mr. Astor got his pom back,
bought 3 ship, loaded her with an mortar!
cargo, and dispatched her to Canton. On
her voyage out she touchod at the Sandwich
Islands to late in water and fresh provisions
and a large stock of firewood was also taken
on board. On the arrival of the vosscl st
Canton in Mandarin came on board, and no.
ticing the finwvood, immediately asked the
price of it. The mptuin laughed at such c
qudstimi, but xi: iii" '1 that he was open to:
an Oder. The .‘. ..vi.n‘ia aliens! $500 a to;
had it was all soil at that gu‘it‘x‘. That was
scram-wood. For colx‘llit‘cll yours 2dr. As.
tor enjoyed the lucrative RRIQALWOOQ trade
without a rival No miter concern in the
United S: lira or Bun-ye knew the secret,
and It was (13L? \llsL'U‘t‘x‘l'xal “it?“ Q SELNW‘Q
Mimi ship on or: \ik‘wi£‘\l a ship to Mk)!
one of Mr. Astor‘s and obsorvo the creme cf
the “wig 2. Then for cams-1m» that boon
was a midpaut in the taxis Capt. \\‘hcl
ton commundol out) of Mr. Astor‘s slips.
cud ho innrriixl the copious skier. Mrs.
Astor knrw mow film!“ the mine of bus
than did her husband. on} files mull solcrt
a cargo for tho Canton market and novel
make any mistake. When they become
my weoltl‘gv she tisxitaulxl. its an expert.
$500 an hour for using her judgment and
kmewlolgo of for ’ “manhole his (“mm
dolphins; in? ‘: hor whatever slid
uktxi r
- MO—
BXPELLED FOR DRUNKRNNESS.
“r Rrwovcl of “will" Scott from tho
lev Lllvt Club.
“ Ann lirudtior Abraham Scott in do hell
dis cvouin‘r“ inquired the president of the
Limo Kiln Club. as ho looked down the
aisles.
“ YM. so “ auswcroi in voice from the
northwest corner.
“ Den please stop dis way.“
Bmthchcott scull‘cd forward, henddovru.
sud his countcnouce betraying about seven-
trcn different emotions, and when he reach-
ed tho mark the president continued :
“ Brudder Scott, in gwino ob or to do old
man Johnson‘s Ins' bite to borrow it hunk 0‘
butter for breakfast I discovered sonic one
lyin‘ on do sidcwulk. My first thought \vosto
yell murder. Mr no ' thought was to smell
of his brcuf. Dut wttiod de case at once.
It wasn‘t a mur irr. but a case of dooddrunk.
I turned dc subjwk cber to get a. look at
his face, and who‘d‘yo ‘spoec it was?“
Brother Scott gored stroight at s bust of
Venus. cod had nothing to say.
" It was Bruddcr Scott" whispered the
president. “ Although two of his children
om boo‘tut. his wife needs close on‘ he bon‘t
a dozen tutors in de house, he has token
good money from his packet rm‘ paid it out
for bad whisky. He wssn‘t a man when
I found him. He was o hog—o great big
hog! I could smell his brasf six feet away,
cu‘ it would have made s dog sick. He had
lost his hot, rolled in do slush. on‘ den fallen
into a stooperish sleep. I get help sn‘toted
himhome, on’to-nitehe camera die onset-
in’ tohsveo vote among men who work
hard. respect demeelvee cn‘ lib sober lives.”
"lee eon-y. uh."
“Ne doubted“, bntdotsm no defencc.
Atooletdteepity. heeGodmdehim dot
why. A lunatic drove sympotby, hole he
. humetfidmiefortnue. Admnhrderou-
el nm‘ but ccctcmp. no deliberately
gooectittomskeohmteof himself. You
hebheudmelpeekobdismtteroseem
dprevuomhmmdyouknovr he'd.
njorltyobdieciubfrhondenbjek. In
debutwnontlnyouhsbbeen drunk or
D
“Yes. ssh; but I'llquit.” .
“Ihcpeyouvili. but ! doubt it. Yul
hideberything’ toluengettin‘th-uukdem
time. Jon lnve lost chm r, m
newly m‘ nudist arm teeth hope
dotyonvflleeeecymlcquil. Went:
3nd, Idafimzhefls'opmm.
idpvleonca‘ lave
We kill you.
With
WG-3-
conic continent's.
—-Tvo truths in one breath: Dollar‘s
Ansley—Professor: “Mr, T., you my
pmonto'FntureLife.“ lit-.13.: "fiat
prepared."—-Yakkm
—Expressivs nomenclature: Jim Keene
intends to call his wonderful new colt Slu-
der,becauscit goes so fuel when it gets
started—San mm Poet.
—In training: "How are you. Simplesf
You look this; eating anything Holy!" '/
“ Only coups," said Simplcs; “tninins {at
c not of false teeth.”—Boeton 1m
--A conceit: Wherciu is the average
church congrogotion better than the high-
way-mun? Does it not make the preacher
stand and deliver every Bundsy l—Bm
from»;
~Dovrn Esst heroism: “Ever do any
thing heroic f” sold the Vermont mm. “1
mkonldid; Ionccvrcnt boilfor c weigh.
bar 0' mine who vresn‘t worth two cents."—
Bodon Pat.
-—Tvro considerations: “ Whutcclungc.‘
excision the novelist Roe, “ one little vom-
snccnmckeinemon‘slifc!“ Enctly; cud
whichecpof “cheugc”ittckeevrhiledo-
iL—N. Y. AVG-no.
«Rupcctform hair: A! copper. be-
ing observed to view some butter with dis-
tmst, Knufmukedifhedidnot like it.
“Like isc word :00 funilior,“ be mower-ed.
“ I reverence it.”—E'leeafod Railing Jour-
Ital.
—-Ksr loving cflutstioa : “ I thought,
Mirna, that ”tinted thot flirty minx.
Yet you went up And kissed hot." Mia B.
--“i do hate her, and that. is why I did it.
Look at the big freckles on her chock whore
I kissed the powder elf—Rochester- Ev-
pm.
—Preccdence cud ago : There is c story
of Solomon not continued in the “ Books of
King" Twcofhiscourt dunscls bod a
row or to precedence. Solomon looked
mat: and acid. “Lot theoldcst 3065i.“
and the damsels embraced sud wt in to-
gether with wtvriued urns—Quiz.
~A tender recollection: An old m
withshmdudestitntcofhsir u 1 voter-
melanoma-a! 1 drug store sud widths
clerk he wanted s bottle of hair restorev.
“ What kind of hair restore: doyoupvofct?‘
“I reckon I‘llhsvetoteken bottle of red
hair restorer. That m the color of my 5
hair when I was c boy."—.4non.
v—Lel the cat out: Winter. “ Isn‘t tho:
i\ picamut wine P" Guest: "It bus at fine
flu‘or. The color pleases me very much."
\Vuitcr: “I should smile. Maybe the ho-
didn‘t have a nice time getting it. up to the
right color. He hadto unsack on the drug
stores in town.“ Tm Styling;
—-Quitc so “ Ob, Mrs. Romsbothuu.”
exclaimed a Icurucd profcmr. to whom that
excrllcul lady had been relating one of her
mes: nxtmordinsry adventures. “ 0h. Mrs.
Romain thorn, you must be joking 2“ “ In-
deed I‘m not. professor,” she returned. “I
more you I was speaking quits nor-hum."
She liked to talk Latin toeprofcsstr.-—Lcn«
don Punch.
wA giveaway: Yesterday the wife 1!
one of our friends returning home run; ct
her own door. Nobody coming the nu
again. Still nobody. FM y. It 3 louder.
longst- ring, the valet concluded to show
himself. “Pr-sync you dad!" sciatic
adv. “Ibcgyocrpsrdomucdwg‘ acid
the valet trauquilly. “butlhnldcnlylle
third ling.“--Lt m
moment pnlon ice: “flow bouti-
fclthedorueofhcam this evening.“ slid
AW‘ a. as she lowed heavily on his an.
“I‘hcstarssromtolookdon upon u—"
“Oh, yes.‘ aid pumice! John. “it‘s h~
possiblefortbem to lockup tons. you
know. Thar ccvn‘t.‘ Sudden check to a
evening‘s fill of most deligh‘ ltd stem tol-
inr.v.\‘.'ar Hams W. .
—l‘unro?emry uphmtfmn: “Mc-
tor.‘ soidsloitv pdxwor on the Na.
pointing overihrv shonldrr to c rout who
on Rating his feet on the windmill. bl-
hicdlrrr. “lv‘ishyoovroukl mm M
muscular-bis foot down.“ “I Mk.
mam.“ «plied the paths but caution 6&~
«toad. “he‘s: monibu- of tho I“-
lnre.‘—Ma Em
4mm: they
werelookiugovorthc “GI.“
hovrfltlmy.“ choroid. “WM is it!” he
ukrd. “Why. hm is on W
thatcrys: ‘Nomeouobleoh M"
“\Yhat‘sso odd about M!“ “m
nothing.“ she “plied. trying to blush. "only
thoeem (snotty my sentiments.“ n the
young man hadn‘t token the hint sad plo-
poeed right than out! more she mid ll“
laud him—Rome Wool.
—An artistic education: An illustrious
pointer. who is traveling, is invited to dine
withavrccithy manhunt. “I had a con
myself who was passionately devoted to
ert.“ says his boat, “and I sent him l0“
Perle. where he woe for too you: studying
in the otelier of the famous Grew.”
“Ah. mdvms he macs-Ital?” “8cm-
fulf Sir, ct this moment he owns the eco-
ond hrgest factory of sriiflcisl fertiblerl' in
the oouutry."—Bortan,Jour-ml.
shire‘girlwsnt into e Boston genes-cl fork
nishingetore cad stepping up to the pole,
intellectusl-looking young man behind the
counter asked him it he would be kind
enough to at hot with c psi: of‘glovee. The
high‘bmwed Athenian glanced at her.- but
cndthenecllingtoecoshboyvhowueom-
pounding spit-bolls ot the opposite count”
said: “Here, Pete. show this youth hdy
to the pillow cue deputrnent"—Bmkbl
Eagle.
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CM'N‘OL GASTROROIY- ,
The Washington correspondent of the
Marlo 00mm AW writes:
Probcblynotvrcmcaiskmu-losmpboed
hsmdmmufiu position hour
thet‘ogendemenwhomthcm sad
Houseman: mama-ssh.
theirpetecbeueespprnschfnitlcucrviflr
cincoWunderthc Woes cf
uuuhekymmittarefaeneeud s has.
tilemojaitycfnegefivevohson the floor.
Balsam occur thily. sad it is
“anther-ole for tho lrribted km to
divedovmsteiracud fling um ~W’
mimmwmmw ,
m
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mmrwhootficofic Id of is
—anineu in Boston: A New Hump. .
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