em
lit
w glob-onl
a
Inch-troll. who has
.own the magnificent bar
{pensive trappings. He is an
- t temperince man now. and
taking in all the glitter and magnif-
m show l’ve seen.
fit ltd! are here and believe you are in
»m while you‘re doing it."
#
* Mary. have undertaken to sup-
” the manufacture and sale of ban-
in imitation of small gold coins.
M designs are made in all sections of
“I country for attachment to bracelets.
1 ”lately a climber of them
. droulated no money in Ohio and other
'm “8369. Their
,_ pioumeut.
Gen. Tom Thumb died of appolexy at.
' Dissident: in Middleboro,
N
In Bridgeport. When five years old he
I. than sixteen pounds. Bis public
m began under P. T. Barnum. Un-
acquired a world wide celebriety.
many years he was remarkable for his
bodily symmetry and agility. but in lat-
lif
V much of his youthful activity.
:Hlsaves a wife but no children. Deceas-
‘ed was a 33 degree mason.
____.____———
The War thinks there has been no
easily the most popular American in
public life, and it addsz—“If he chose
_ he could be a stronger Presidential can-
did“! now than he was in 1876 or 1880.
But it h known that he has peremptorily
refused to be considered a candidate. or
fit» to let his friends work for him. He has
now been out of public life for nearly
half a presidential administtration. lie
I”! he has no desire to return. and has
(wind new and congenial work in which
he is engraved.“
» superstition is not entirely ex.
~ ct yet. has received rather vigorous
- once in the case of a Michigan wom-
: who recently called in a seer to un«
'tch her sick child. The “doctor"
gang around the neck of the boy a bag
. talning a piece of triangularly folded
2,3,, cm which was written: "William
‘ Warner will regain his health in
name of the Lord. God Father. God
in and God Holy Ghost, Amen. l
3 l. N. i N. l. l Beeb
h and all the bad spirits. I forbid
my bedstead. in the name of God.
house. and also my yard." and much
to the same effect. The .“doctor”
’ - . a fee of seven dollars for this
. treasure. and has been since an
for irregular practice.
A re or change is said to have
taken place in msthetic circles in regard
to articles of ladies‘ night wear. The
robes are made of crusbable silk. and
In said to be economic. inasmuch as
they need not be made entirely of the
m material. and stuff formerly worn
I d” may be again utilized. In
< . - mammal. is
' _ ”obtained byplunderingagentleman‘s
jewel case for odd shirt buttons. The
many by which they are frequently
worn as robes de chambre or sometimes
utilised for wrappers. Brides who de-
lfiht in having the honeymoon conduct-
ed with royal extravagance wear white
ilk gowns. elaborated with white crys~
til or some fine embroidery.
[From the Bauer and SET-r11;
Batting Notes.
The Volk Hat Co. South Norwalk.
7 99.. and m
to e o their son if bu ' ‘
liniehl'gg aggltrimmgri‘: sill! will“?
an ylng t em in the rough.
«- finished ' to trim. Mr. Henry I.
Smith. formerly of Smith & Palmer. is
mutated with the new firm. and his
reputation as a practical batter is among
1h! beat in the trade. hlr. Volk has
been supplying bats to the best dalsra
in the noun . and will spare no eflorta
to please in it new venture.
was as? first):
Dailies- at the factories shows con-
witneeaed in former ears t ‘
As usual there as: been 301::
advanced. but amon the
, ble asefi to‘bei tau ru ““3!
as a ug ah .
Janka-tare not placing their on!
w hiladanoeas usual. and whll:"th.‘l:
with
in most in-
We are
r
la . O
n- Shaman “W" l“ N" given to visit tfie mine emelters.
muster of the Fourth Re iment are as
huh. he remarkedv—"Tbis'is the most 33$: .Thzetzlhmembenh 9‘
‘00 0i“! d“! sent without
town. ll: out of state. 90.
log members have just been discharged
for the expiration of their term
Theageuts of the secret service. un- lfimgltwmgompeny
u instructions from the solicitor of E. Clark.
Hildreth.
Brown.
grand councils! that {claim tr;1 exdcercisc
‘ the priviegeo con erring t e egress
have been of the Ancient Scottish Rite of Masonry.
One is known as the Corneau council
manufacture and was founded in New York cit on
comes under the head of counterfeit October 27. 1807-.theother is the
_ a“
' 3 ”Id the penalty ‘8 ‘ fine and in: founded in New York city in l813 by
Emanuel De la Motto. and reeuscltated
after thirty years of extinction in the
northern states by J.
“mu on mteirly‘a clerk of Dela Motta. The question
an . hurl S.Stratton was born W 10
day 0 ea preme grand council has vexed high
I ' h ' ll: d wwi‘hed “mum
walnottwo eetln elg an «3.. century,
gran
derthename of Gen. Tom Thumb he Paris
on
- Scottish rite in the
9 We “to“: though retaln~ representatives of the revival body will
He also be there. and it is believed that the
showing of proofs and the presentation
of facts and arguments will be such as
the French council. from which the recentl
present Cernesu council claims original marri
. . authorisation. will
tune since 1875 when Mr. Blaine was not that will heal
Conn... are successors to Joe. A. Yolk .3 It isa
with. increased facilities pro. natur ists.
GrandCanouoftheAa-kamlto
ClearCreekCauon‘ N
Platte himself into luxury or the lunatic
lty will also be lggthauhaug
An
M»—
The Fourth Butt-eat.
The official statistics of the spring
“8: pre-
68; per cent, BLOB: ab-
leave, 25; sick. 8; out of
The follow-
of en-
A. Sergeant Ar-
ward and Corporal George
Company B. Corporal Jae. F.
Company G. Corporal Horatio
W
A Masonic Problem.
In the United States there are two
d
ur-
council or Northern Jurisdiction
J. J. Gourgas. for-
is the original and legitimate su-
Masons for more than half a
t
d marshal-general. is about to visit
ly legitimate eupjrelirgdbgayugf {‘26
n e
k in a manner
the istraction in which
many Masonic craftsmen have long
been held.
W
A Blolraphy of the Mosquito.
lf‘the mosquito were a very rare in-
sect. found only in some far-of! coun-
try. we should ook upon it as one of the
most curious of living creatures. and
read its history with wonder—that an
animal could live two such very different
lives. one in the water and the other in
the air. We speak of the m uito as if
there were but one. while l there
are over thirty different kinda. a 1. how-
ever. having similar habits, so that a
description of one answers for all. The
female lays her eggs on the water.
She forms a little boat. gluelng the eggs
together side by side. until she has from
250 to 350 thus fastened together. The
boat or raft is oval in shape. highest at
the ends. and floats away merrily for a
few days. The eggs then hatch and
the young mosquito enters the water,
where the early of his life is to be
. You can find the young insects
in this. their larval stage in pools of fresh
water. or in a tub of rain water which
has been standing uncovered for a few
days. They are called wrigglers on ac
count of the droll way in which they
jerk about in the water. They feed
on very minute creatures. and also upon
decaying vegetable matter. Near the
tail the wriggler has a tube through
which it breathlzs. If you approach the
pool or tub very quietly. gun can see
them in great numbers. ea s downward
with their breathing tube above ihe sur.
face. If you make the least diatulance.
they will scampe
er. After wri ling about for two weeks
and changing t eir skins several times.
the larva becomes a pupa You know
that most insects in a pupa state do not
move. but take a sleep of {water or less
length. Not aothe lively ittle mosquito.
In its pupa state it becomes a big head.
ed creature which does not eat. It moves
about quite rapidly. but not with the
same wrig‘ullnu motion‘: it now .31“. 5
Me or ten days ~the ’nlosqfilto ends its
life in the water. and becomes a winged
insect. The pupa comes to the surface.
and the skin cracks open on the back.
lit-l“! 01' "It!” methetic 80W!“ 3" in“ allowing first its head and chest to come EL -. _.
forth. and finally its legs wings and the
rest. This is the most trying moment in
tholife of the insect: if a slight put! of
wind shouldu t it before the wings
are dry. it Will surely drown: onl a
small pmportiun of the whole number
succeed in safely leaving the ups case.
the greater share become f for the
fishes. If the wings once get fairly dry
then the insect can sail away. humming
its tiny song of glutinous. How does it
slug? Perhaps when you heard its note
at night you did» not stop to consider.
lot which has puaaled many
and it is not certainly known
how the sound is produced. but proba~
bly the rapid motion of the wings and
the vibration of the muscles of the chest
are both concerned in it. The most in-
tereetlng part about the insect—the
"business part“ as some one has called it
--lsita sting or sucker. \This is not a
simple sharp-pointed tube. but consists
of a. which lay together‘in asheath.
an are used as one. flow sharp these
must he to go throu hourskin so easily!
After the puncture made. it then sets
as a sucker to draw u the blood. 9
insect which visits in the female. We
ulto. Blood is
not neoeeary to the ex tones of the
mosquito. and probably but a small share
of them ever taste it. The countries in
which in ultoa live in greatest num-
bers—act clouds—are not inhabited.
and there are but few animals.
run rats are)? not: wnxcn caucus:
. AINCANS All I“
I an al sore; to use a uth
irritated an pack nihi- eloth’e: in t e
heat of doll“ and leave the home-nest.
tile future hallttle doubtful and it is
whether he
ml
pariaou with that of the ho
uately refuses to leave the Wit-'3‘.
The boy who cannot summon
Moon-as acme day to uaooll the
midrib of h heart from the clustering
idols of the household (tapas with
taken
to
outrageous-torn“ ought to
and out late
Ell l l
lair}i
it? .
El
5
I
:5
ill
8
ill
l
8
ll
will:
his
in accordance with
and
longs to
powers in
_ atlaationa
sy
have been erroneous.
come and charge them with this horri-
ble rel
me an
with this
atntms here. and absorb a given amount
0
full grown bl
nest at last.
and get him and take w
hlmlto the cemetery.
There can be no dee
him here: public bu ldin
your mail at the usual
strain
failure has tapered
the soft and shapeless features are still.
You will have no trouble getting a draft
cashed on that day. and the gldd
throng will join the picnic as they had
made arrangements to do.
and is about to be precipitated . 8“
for answer upon the supreme grand tobacco While the dentist is filling your
council of France. Claudius E. Beatty.
crate on the
for the urpoee of asking recog-
FO' nition from of; supreme grand council the knife ""1 fork at any teas.
. e usage
of France as the representative of the allows gentlemento put the
center table in the
arisen from the prevail ng size of ate
and the increase In bric-a-brac.
stools. ottomans and sofas will be used
as foot-rests this semen.
speakingto them by their first names.
as
r down into deep wet"
The true
of nature.
yetldo not wanttoaay
an other nation. Foreign
ave been wron ; trans-
! E maybave . t the
stem o are n verumeu may
pea R. I would not
nalblllty. They never harmed
I will not tarnish their fame
ve indictment.
He will resthe a certain amount of
for a few years. and then the
will leave the home-
he undertaker will come
hat is left of
That will be all.
abiding sorrow for
will not be
in mourning, an you can t
hours when e
lee. The band will not play a sadder
because the fog end of a human
down to death. and
mod
y
—Detroit Free
I —-——-—.O.-———
Lute Rules of Etiquette.
It is now considered vul to chew
eeth.
It is no longer out of taste to expect-
palms before 'embraclng
in good society tno longr
r e
set on
rlor. This has
iano
There has been a remarkable change
in the manner of addressing
ladies. The graceful custom of
“Maria." “Jane" or "Susie“ ispassing
out of date. and the old. and at one
time frequently used title “hire." is com-
ing.again into vogue.
W
The Stamford Herald has been sold to
B. F. Ashley.
W
Darlen.
Last week the henneries of Dr. Sands
an Jesse Benedict were visited by
thieves and robbed of a number of
fowls. The same evening a ham was
stolen from the residence of Theo. Aus-
tln.
Last Thursday Mrs. Samuel Slegel fell
from a chair and struck her head
against the hinge of the door. fieiving
injuries from the effects of which she
died on Friday. and her funeral was
held last Monday.
H'—
Brook-Isle.
Rev. Mr. Worth of St. Louis is the
guest of Samuel R. Weed.
Mrs. Joseph Cox and daughter Amy
are visitinguln New York.
Mr. and rs. W. ’1‘. Dean have return-
ed from their Western trip.
Willie Tristram has been confined to
the house for a few days with chills.
Rev. Mr. Worth of St. Louis preached
in the chapel last Sundageafternoon to a
small congregation. rvioo will be
held next Sunda afternoon at 8 oclock.
Sermon by the ev. Mr. White of Row-
aytnn.
Mrs. Charles Busch has been troubled
with malaria all the a ring and summer.
She will now try the ealthful air of old
'Ridgefleld hoping it may do her good.
___ DIED; __________
In this city. July 19th. My Bartram. aged to
years. T months and s d ye.
Funeral Snnd at a p. in..
of ‘in. 8. Knapp. Spr m: Street.
Vacation Notice.
0n "outlay Au tub. I lose to start on a
fur a favor by leav mine" orgy: at once.
Thanklng my frlo a for their generous mum.
and asklng their indulgence for a few when. I hope.
on return. to mom and rvcelw a oonllnnanco of
their run. B. COHN.
at the residence
Watltbdlflllnnl—fiedlvately.
Ref.
nevi-ands lal arraa mat
uonno srnus-rfilmim
Occupants for two lleasaul furnished rooa .
«once exchanged. IA u
for meals. PM at )3!
Norwalk.
District afflict-walk. as. Probate
rout-l. July 16th. A. D. 1883.
Estate of XARY .l WILCuX. late of Non
‘¥§;'&“‘l‘.§“§§§§ time ,
_ var i to the Dlalrlrt (
hath limited and allowed rix mouths ml: 3312i:
hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Thin-e who neglect to t
twamlnmrolwly attested. within mi tl a
will bedvha a mwry. All persons indebted
to and Estate are mauled to make immediate pay-
IIS C. CROWK
m a: “u Administrator.
Celery Plants.
l TY HO "planted Cele
Selii‘hfidfiwhdmwfifi
J AMES FITZGIBBONS.
South Norwalk. July it. last two
'Wanted to Purchase.
ROU‘R. containing six to eight mute. and
within three to Ive Minutes walk from South
dare-e for
men! to
Norwalk A one week. eta
very litmus-h price and logat'l’on. tlu Its
sun solo? nmuii 0t.
H. e. co RWI N,
Pflll'fllfllllll BI'NNNI',
580 Wellus‘ Building.
18 Broadway. N. Y.
H .
... usagm “egg“? W
m.‘ Oven or W
Q‘Cnrree londenoe solicited. Dally
market-report at the City Eotel.
‘ ti
Don‘t sell your trials dollars
One dollar in trade at
0.3. HARVEY’S
' 300'! no saoamal.
sum scents.
ANNOUNCEMENT
WHICH KB SELLS AT
nls companions.
Bl SILLS Till
a bag.
for $1.00.
Coffees 33 cts a pound.
fee 28 cts a pound.
“AND IN —--
uted goods.
side of New York.
mm- moses.
(l. .1. “ME.
011 Washington St. Bridge
HAS ON “AND A FULL LINE 0"
lilllllllllllliS,
for 85 cents, when you can get F R U: '1‘!
m‘
Plllfll Somewhat UNDER
TEAS,
no bones Competition.
0
ll‘
Elli-33“
55
my ass
thus made
For particulars l
m _ :AO‘SI; . “a“;
e use he or union of the
~‘lolnumloru
lllornemnlcolnllllullallav.
Commissioners! deeds for the state of New York.
*SENTlNEL BUILDING.
City of South Norwalk.
w—wI—W—w—w—g
89m
Gonna
a Norwalk rallroadto Wilson Point is
AMUSEMENTS.
II loflaldlsland. The in orlt of land on
cloud is new in the hand- o'fu mel’l who have
much lat vements on said lulaudolp bulld-
veenconragements Increas-
bulldlngs. Part of gingham
remain on at if desired. nai-
known at the time and ‘place of sale.
nqulreof SILAS .TU'I'I‘LI.
Administrator of aid Estate.
i?
’s’
z
~ to
Saturday.
OYSTER SOOW,
BEST FLOUR IN THE WORLD
For $8.75 per bbl.. or $1.20
lOl lbs. Granulated Sugar
The Best Java and Mocha
Strictly line Maricabo Cof-
Ilc buys direct from the im-
porters. ltllll sells no udultcr-V
He sells the Best Tea for 50
cents than can be found this
In addition to Groceries he keeps a full
line of
MEATS,
Both Fresh and Salt. which
he sells at ricea th t 't b
..._. " ‘ .°lllew Groc
And then. if you are in want
of anything in the FISH line
he will furnish it. Of All Kindly
* immanent-mm“
Beat of Goodu,
. , . . “am can at
ant-pm. mm“! snowman- . maxim.
. , lfi' 'ab‘dfllvwd .aadevu-ym“
>7,K
Saturday, July 21. at lu’cllcl.
AUCTION.
Will be sold at public Auction. below
Houseman's oyster house. on
July 21st. at 9 o’clock. an
2 Chill all] Anchor.
DAVID DAYTON. Auctioneer.
South Norwalk. July “.1883. still 2t
For Sale.
KB I! Tedder. nearly new. will he sold cheap.
Bnqu re of BNRY TI .
Carriage Maker.
To Rent.
“desirable Pro rl lately owned bv 'l‘heo.
Cblchsateron are all street. Bo. Norwallt.
. Rouse annulus all modem improvements.
on audplenty of fruit trees.
ly in JACOB ll. LAYTON.
aces
Qi—lui. r.
illk Gets. 3 Quart.
W! to now selling Inllk for 0 mm: a quart. do
llvered in cans or llollltfi. in any pl!“ of Nor-
walk or South Nor-walk.
REMSON buo'rlll-zlls. l
Box 549 South Not-walk. 42'. Noruallt l
lay Nth. 1883. cam l
W" r" ' l
Tent to Rent.
M
their tent to responsible parties at reason-
I‘ll” “mafrfi‘l‘ufifllfi RANDALL. Pros. 062 if 7' 1" DORLON'
flfi‘iflfllfl‘fi-fi’; ......... ' «my»
i WRAY S. BEDIENT’S
To Owners of Dogs. ; cannon s'rn‘n 1 o.
I attention of owners of Dogs ls called In the .
from the Public Act.- of the Slam of ‘
T“
followln
Approved .
Connecticut. anuary Session. 13).
arch lm— .
"The Town Clerk of the several town:- sllllll lul-
nnally. on or before the Int day of .lum~ funny-h the
cult-omen with a list of the persona owning or lull” .
boring Dogl who have caused the ualne in w rrglln
temd. and lid Selectmen shall thereupon Cllllll" a
dilli c-ut enquiry to be made for U N Rhllls’l‘EHhD
S and cause tho persons owning or harboring
the same to be Milled. as irovidul by (‘hspwr
lo! of the Publlc Acts passed auuary Session. late.
“And any Town t‘lsrk or Shh-clout“ who shall
u let! any of the duties rt-scrilwd by this Act
aha I be deemed guilt of m sdoml-auor and be fined
not more than seven ollars for "tell and every of-
fence."
Norwalkhhiag Mill. in“.
(ERA L iAJll'RR. l .
NELSON J. CRAW - Schwinn-n.
WILLIA)‘ c. SAMNIS. l tib-‘n—ll‘
I NBMRY 0P CONGRESS. t‘illlyrlglil onl",
A
“I
Wash] on. No. luck (L. To lull: [in it n-
otnbcfcd at on the Will dliy of Juno Allno
Domini. "in. Banks 8 Brothers. of New York. have
deposited In this Offlt‘olhr title of a [link lhu utlo
or deacrl ltlon of which is in the fulluwlng words.
to wit: t a of 0am argued and Id udgcd in
the Supreme Court of the United Stalin. wvlnlwr.
Tenn. last. by Benjamin 0. llownnl. Vol 17. Benin
& Brotherlz New York. llitt‘l. the right whereof
they claim as pol-riotou- ln mnfurnuly with the laws
of the Unltcd States respecting (‘o lyri villa.
A. ll. bl‘o Fill n. .
m 0!. ' Librarian of Conan-sn-
IDRARY 0F CONGRESS. (‘utlyrlslll mum.
No 11419 0. In all: Br ll nlnwm~
. v of June. Alum Domini.
I”. BANKS t! DROTHE N. of New York. llnu‘
depudlad in this office the title of a book. the nu.»
Dram lonof which is in "11‘ follnuing words.
to wit: Trestle:- on the I‘rlarlplvs of Low and
Iqult . which vern Courts. In the Granting of
New rials in uses. Civil and l‘rllllllllll. ullh cupi-
uue notes and references to American and Haulin-
Declalona. Two Volumes. By Thoma-I w . \\‘all«~r~
man \‘ol. 9. New York: Banks .t Biotin-rs. Infill.
the right whereof they claim as proprlnlurn in run-
forlulty with the law: of the United States respect-
l on l his.
‘8 p" g A. ll. SI‘ilFFORD. l
, .
I 'fllltmu utr whonullil'filfllb‘félll‘“m.
Washington. No. llutl 0.. to wll: - if m-
umllafod that on the 8d day of June. Allno
Domini. I“. BANKS & BROTHERS. of New York
hand lied In this office the lllli‘ of a hook. lhI-
title or .lptlon of which is in lhv following
words. to Will A Treatise on the l‘rint‘l lies of lauv
and way which govern Courts in the lranllngof
flew a in Call-u. Civil and (‘rllulluih with (‘w ,
onl Notes and References to American and [in ~
l-h Decisions. Two Volumes. by Thomas \6.‘
Walertnan.\o|.a. New \‘urlt: Banks .t umlh~i
ell. lfl—tho right whereof they claim as in» ;
store. in confonnlty with the laws of the UH It‘ll ‘
tater respecting copyrights.
. NP‘UFFORD.
Il-lt. Lillnlf‘lull of (.‘uugn‘m.
I IBRARY OF CONGRKS. (‘opyr'luhi office. l
J “hill on. NO. ammo. to wit: lie ll re- l
u the lllé‘dm of June. Alum
numbered. t o 7
Domini lms. nanxs a mu llltlls. of New York t
have desalted in lhisufflcc l «5 title of a luluk. tho ;
tltleor mlptlou of which. is in tho following
to w t: ltnllortl of t‘ao-c-I in Law and Eqully
In Supreme Court of the S'alv of Now lurk.
by Oliver 1.. Barbour. \‘ol. lll. New York!
mamas». Ml The filth! whmof the
claim as mprletoru. in conforuiltv with the lows
of the Uni Slates mind‘s rowrirhls.
A. S 1 FORD.
Wt. Librarian of Chum-one.
District of oruallt us. Probate
Court. one now. A. D. 1883.
Male of HARRIET SCRlBNRH. law of Nor-
walk. in raid district. demand
‘1‘ rt Probate fur the District of Norwalk.
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
months Creditors of said mm» to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
unseat their amen. properly attested. within
said time. will be do a recovery. All newline
indebted to said estate are lie-ted to make: unluc-
dlate tto .l n a. acnlBNllR.
Executor.
Fresh Fruits, Fresh
Fish, Fresh Vog-
etables!
”WHWBING Fm}! AT——-
HUNT & ZNLNFF'S llll‘lll.
v9 Wuhlugtouemut.
Iverythlag In its reason. and inltuufmllult
can be bought. and sold at lowest prices. and
promptly delivered. 658-th _
3;? W Place. so. Not-walk. _
the stars mg:
£5.27 tam .
GRIQNCERIES
a
3.4
aeenpledasa
.oultallroad
DBNNNUND . FAMILY,
MU-.IO BADL.
Friday and Saturday Ev’ngs,
JULY 20th and 215i.
Don‘t fall to see thczacknowlcdged little actreu
“ BABY PINKYR’
Adullselon 85 cents.
For sale at Hoyt‘s drug store.
Dnrloil House,
South Norwnlk. Conn.
.Fnr this N'll‘nll there
ll! last Norwalk Tent Association will rent be” manner.
45 and 47 Wn-lllnglon Street.
room in but one short flight from the street.
(lt‘nll’lllu. \u ovcry n-spcct.
droning uf Crayon Portraits in every Ill ‘lc.
lure Fl'llnlt'i of the (‘llillu‘fil patterns am
alum.
Frames of all kinds. ut prions lower than New
menu
'iuds,
Harness llalllery,
THE FAMOUS
0F BROOKLYN. N. Y..
Wlll make their first appearance In
SOUTH N ORWALK. ON
of the axe.
Reserved seats. 50 cents.
it
DORLOR POINT.
Now Open.
has been added u
Genuine Fulton Market,
“'lleu‘ everything will be served upon Fulton
nrkut Plan.
Everything in the way of sea food served in the
South Norwvulk.
Over lludwt‘ll‘s and Ferrls‘s slum. Roa'pllun
I would mnectfully solicit the patronage of those
the utmost care in the
I'w-
rich de~
Portrait and Picture
York
Artistic Passe Panama. and hints of all
on fun.
Gold. Bronze. llard Woods,
J. F. fPaéckwell.
(snows—or to L. l“. MABHIAI.I..)
‘l' .lanlcs‘ Illork. Water 51..
Norwam, Conn.
REPAIRING SEATLY AND rnoul'ru' sxa.
rl'rlul.
Traveling Bags. Robes. Blan-
kets. Etc.
Even-thing at lowest prices and all work exeeufcd
in the late! manner. , $34.!
MAIN STRE l’l‘
Meat Market.
um uuuenugueu me
mom business ri'contly owned by C. H.
NEUFIELI) opposite the “Warwick house
Main street. and Will keep it large stock
of the
BEST
nus puu ulnar-u
OF MEATS
Price! as luw as the lowest.
A trial solicited.
Emdward Sey
mour.
John ll. -Ferris,
Wholesale and llvlall Dealer in all klmls of
COAL AND N001].
Brick. Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin. and
\Vilkesllarre Goals.
lien! for RUBBER PAINT.
Yards foot of Washington and Mar-
shall streets. Branch ofilce at Stillaon‘s
Drug Store. Ml.
Daily Excursion
. —ll£‘l‘WREN-
South Nor‘wulk
HAND- ,
Baton P 01:11:
floaumtlagwlth all unin- (£3?qu and rlor-
Carrie 7;. War-d.
(CAN. 8. 3. arms.)
mm. and no pm.
".0. 8.
too at 7.0 and lo |.ln..
1. a.
“dung pm. m. 8.00. 00.
Sudan-l a-laave loath Norwalk at late
"i'iéiv'i fiwfifign 5.00 and win
l'. u
3%.» “.ma‘lcfiuw
Fare. Round Trip, 25 cts.
Single Fare, 15 “
boat .ehartwedfer Emotion
wwmmwwfifi. Box I:
”M“ w. s. KIAPP. 1‘
men.
Closill out lll‘ Stuck lelov cost.
Fflllllflll llllN NN‘lW Hats
Very good straws for 25 cents. formerly
Ostrich Tips as low as 25 cents a bunch.
Fancy Gulls also very reasonable.
at cost price.
Rosewood veneered rim. back and han-
Wlll leave South Ker-walk at 7.00. and swam” I
After the Fourth.
Greater bargains in
50 cents. Porter House Steak. ‘1‘ cm ‘0 .‘ m
Mirth and Wonder, A7geasid; hat completely trimmed, for Sirloin .. 1a . from
Pur-e Fun. “in - 3‘11:de 3"" ~ A
Calico Dresses for ladies and children
llair Goods a Specialty.
_._—
Just received the new styles of “Lang-
—-BlNJO$.—--
dle, nicklc-plated top rim. extra line
calf -akin head with first-class
strings. furnished With all
of these instruments.
N as.
lmwll heuv brackets \vilh‘side supporters
and air In plated tail pieces. 831(1)
llO-la heavy brackets. side supporters and
nickleqilalod tall—piece. am
lal—lnlnld back and rim. onely polished. ll
heavy llmkflh. side supporters. mckle—
plated tall piece. 2M1)
lat—same as la-l. with is heavy brackets. 25m
nil—Sumo as It”. “lib 15 heavy brarkv's. 30.00
lam—inlaid hark with star. handle u illl fli-tv-
vn and rim with fancy colun‘d mun-d,
tlm-ly polished. )5 heavy brackets. lam
fill—Bark and handle inlaid with “(Y‘W'ft‘ and
locales. finely polished. 2] hoary brack- r
eta. Italian rll'lllxtt. t‘ m
lilo—Handle. rim and bark finely inlaid with
wood. back with brass and German lllv
vvr. ill heavy hrarku-ts. fancy inlaid pegs. sum
Any designs wished can be furnished.
Above banjos with raised frets $4.00
extra. Send all orders to
J. J. CANFIELD.
Norwalk, Conn.
Lock Box 49.
o u it LG'F‘S
Washington Market,
So. Nor“ :illl.
Lauder‘s Block.
a
A CAN
—— 0f the t‘ulrbratcd Fox Brand of , --
TNNNNNBS Nlllll Mill
'I‘o Every Purchaser of
One Dollar‘s Worth of
" G00d8s
WA 1‘.
DUNLOP’S
Wasllltmn Harm,
Fer’ris’ Celebrated
“Our We'xark“
Hams and Bacon,
serpents-r.
VIC-STABLE lower “‘5: auyotherplaceiathe
c .
Goods delivered to any point within the city limits
Pillslull’s Full
v—TEF
illage
And Goods will besoldatthsvae-al ish “gum
‘ rd.
Cash. On].
Nogmhwmhwmw M
l‘....""‘w"‘°. Inn plasma asl- ms t‘:
muchcheapevthanlf havetohetothe all“ Roller-a ” .
than ever before. delivery. so if you want m m p". ”it
hats at Millstlllllli'"?
F. H. Nash & B
Are the only agents for this city for M
eatlsk
yourself. w
ENBTS
---B :m a'rm' $90tg maul
weasel...
Smallrroa
#71“-
Store
3N
I all? K“.
r ngra no.
ti: Superr. 75
. 09 on. per
up.
at
It'lm )mp; Lear .
.. 37-004
All else in proportion. V332“ PM,
and ‘ '
esstmcw “" "' t'mt‘”
S. S. Durand» "'
lgl’AP ens.
N (i- a .
are.
such Tlnle. new
* . gs per full.
N up and
Oil Stoves!
try Perfection." the latest in the city. we of “3° Adams & W . and Reg 7‘
Call and examine our stock. It will mum“ " \m
an... 011 Stovemll‘sl-u-
A dF‘ titres. Also for sale the tanner. We up
rs ' a3..."§.. Progress on. STOVE, "‘"“§‘°’." w-
e e elger. manufacturers‘ prices. ya: "at” ,
- “ Thin Porcelain. at: and TluWa lite ‘ -
’ ' ‘ I " "“" "‘”‘ " justkreceivged. The h dung»A fl“is u”- ; . -.
t l W“ N on m . _
DNNNNN S GINNNN'BNNN PNlNNl «Effigy yam!“ N gloat 0mg?! S ‘
Please give us a call and judge ti. CONN.
A. m,
large Amrltnent of
Spring and Summ elm!“ or
G 00d s. .
Ladice' French Kid Button. 8&00 W i '1‘: L? 3:
‘~ American Kid button. LN to :5 m to I.“
“ “loll: Top Button. I.” to 3% S.“ '0 ‘-
-‘ ._ Kid-Top Button. we in ‘5
-~ ‘ th‘ Goat Button. in
‘- Glove Kid Conga. hand made. ‘ 1.1” up,
“ W Kid CORN 1-” I I nrd
Geuu' Hand Sewud (‘onglcu Button am
in». up to am
Ocnu‘OoncmGslters. UN" 4. - .
s L I P Pastas N .
Law Button Sluts 3
l i .
And .u Kinds of 3 ; M l
. ’
Children’s and Missef 8
Shoes. /’
Our lotto:
Good Goods. Low Pficenand a Deuir‘;
Please our Customers.
NW Fitment“. Non-walk. C
A. W. Austir ,5
Opera House Block,
Horwalk. - ' Cod
Walnlmaklr and Jan (ll
ilockford Watches.
The Latest improved f
American Quick Traia W
lade. ‘
Gill and Sillll'" can I.
Key and Stem Wind.
All
sold by s. w. am.-
——GUARANTE .
lustful N35 '
all i:
1 ,
x nsvumgrufiia mi. may
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Norwalk Chronicler