i
:‘i‘im Sunni:
soti‘rll xoiiwauv. .ll‘l.\‘ I z . tsau~
The Sun advocates Samuel .1. Tiliien
M the Democratic Presidential candidate
for 13k“.
A bill to pay 'I‘licopliilus Fisk Mills :33.-
500 tor a model and design for an t‘tlilt‘3~
, trian statue of General John A Rawlius
(not the statue actualy executed) is be-
fore congress. .
(‘olonel Fred. (irant says he lost over
$800,000 by the failure or Grant 8: Ward.
but has succeeded in paying otl‘ 3500.000
of his obligations. and is hard at work
trying to liquidate the remainder.
The N. Y. labor unions have undertak-
en to boycott Brewer George l'lliret for
having testifieilagaiust the boycotters of
Mr. Thiess. In other words. a man is to
be punished for being called into court
as 3 Witness and for refusing to commit
perjury.
The New York Star advocates the in-
corporation tinder a single charter of
New York City. Staten Island. \\'cst-
cheater county. nearly all of Long Is-
land. and a good portion of New Jersey.
under the name of the t‘ity of Manhat-
tan. 7
During June.’Sing Sing prison cleared
$6.000 above expenses. Considering the
number of expert financiers in the insti-
tution. this is not a large showing. (live
the banking talent in Sing Sing a fair
chance and they will hypothecate the
prison and clear $0,000,000 besides thcni-
selves—Springfield Union.
The Mountainville Springs (1o. orgau~
nod for briinging the water of these
springs into Dzinliiiry. have already sub.
scribed over $1.500. One hotel proprietor
has taken $500 of the stock. The capital
required isonlv $3,000. Theinvestnient
\vi l. without doubt. be a good one. The
various springs. situated on the land of
Mr. Benedict. aiI‘ord pure water, almost
ice cold.
The New York Herald‘s l’0\‘lt‘\\' of the
markets concludes that business interests
are becoming settled. and that there is
to be a good business in the fall. The
increase in the volume of bank clearings
throughout the country and a less num-
ber of failures. are encouraging indica-
tions. Dealers are ordering increased
supplies of goods for the fall trade: the
railroads are reporting IliCi‘c:l<t-ti earn-
ings: and there is a firmer tone in the
prices of all the great staples. The
prospects of th - crops are (air. These
are all favorable indications.
As indications of a sharp contost be
tween Tibbitts and 1. iiinslmry in the
llchublican State i‘onvcntion increase.
talk of rcuoiiiiniitiiig tiov. Harrison as
the most available means of slaving oil‘
a faction light is heard. The Governor
may not. however. regard it as :i coni-
pliinent to serve as a more pawn
upon the board. It" rciioininatcd. he
will be defeated. The Republican nom-
inee must. this year. possi-ss either cx«
ccptioiial popularity or a large command
of cash to ballance against the assured
slaughtering of his candidacy in the in~
terest of Congressional and legislative
nominees. and Gov. Harrison is neither
popular nor wealtliy.——Bridgcport Far-
mer.
()iir esteemed contcniporaiy the liart~
lord Titties. publishes a long story about
a colored individual in Kansas City who
is said to be 110 years old and who votes
the democratic ticket. Naturally no in-
telligent negro would vote such a ticket
until he was of like age. The funny
parts of the story are these: 1st. that
"Old‘Uiicle \Vash‘ llale has sat under
the little.peach tree in his front yard
for three years. now without going so
far away as the sidewalk upon the street
below.“ And 2d that “ ‘l‘ncle “'ash‘
isademocrat, and has voted for every
democratic nominee since the war. his
last vote being for President Cleveland.“
Now if l'ncle \Vash has not been’ out of
his front yard for three years how did he
manage to cast that vote for Cleveland?
It is evidently another democratic fraud.
—I:Iartt'ord Courant.
Ned, Buntliue. scout and storyteller. is
dead. He has been sick at his farm at
Stamford. N.’ Y.. for six months of a
com lication of disorders, aided by a
brea ing down from old age and hard
work. He was 64 years old and had
written 400 stories, besides having ex—
perienced all the imagiiablo hardships of
a life of roving and adventure. He ran
away from school as a boy to go to sea,
and at. the age of 13 years he had a com-
mission as inidshi iman iin the navy.
given him by l‘resi ent Van Korea for.
acts of bravery. During the. war he was
a scout among the Indians, whom he
cordially hated. Ills first story. “The
Captains Pig." was written for tho
Knickerbocker Magazine w hen he was
15 years old. His most successful tale
was “Buffalo Bill.“ Me achieved an
earl fame and with it came riches. lle
ma a regularly from $20,000 to $60,000 a
year with his pen. but. he was not a fi~
nancier. and his inone ' was spent as
readily as it was made. Iie kept a steam
yacht at one time, and was fond of en-
tertaining his friends at his farm. lie
never saved any money, and now leaves
as a legacy to his widow and young son
only his name and writings and the
farm on which he died on Friday. His
romances were printed in the New York
Ledger and New York Weekly, the last
one being furnished about a year ago.
Several 0 his unpublished tales are now
in the safe 0! the New York “’eekly.
His real name was Edward Z. O. Judson.
He will be buried by the G. A. R. Posts
of which organization he was a member.
Carter‘s Little Liver Pills are tree from
all crude and irritating matter. Concen~
trated medicine only; very small; very
easy _to take; no pain; no griping: no
purging.
Miraculous Escape.
W. 1V. Reed, druggist. of Winchester.
Ind., writesv “One of my customers.
In. Loni-n Pike. Barton a, Randolph
00., Ind.. was a long suderer with Con-
eumption.-and was given up to die b
but ph iciana. She heard of Dr. King a
New iooovery for Consumption, and
buying it of me. In six months‘
time she walked to this city, a distance
of six miles. and is now so much im-
proved she has quit using it. She feels
she ows her lite to it." Free Trial Bot—
ties at Geo. Plaisted Drug Store.
SPECIAu NOTICES.
Bucklen'l Arnlon Salv‘.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Brakes. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever fierce. Tetter. Chapped Hands.
Ohilbluns, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions,
and boeitively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or mane refunded. Price
25 cents per box. or saleb Geo. B.
Plaieted, Norwalk and South orwa‘lk.
mamammcwgac“.u,men
Gha‘lflnlphurkphulsmdbcaunfiegasc.
Germain Mini-Com, Boning 35c.
IIIll‘llhh-n'hlsIIDyO—Blacw Bro-\ml;
“Whammhl Minute.25c.
Dunn's We mum: main. 50c.
mlv
. A Card.
110 all who are suffering from the er-
ror. nnd lndiacretions of youth, nervous
weakneu, early decay, loss of manhood,
an. I will send a uni that will cure
_yon. FREE OF E. Thingmt
remedy was discovered byamissionary
In Earthy-cries. Beside self-addres-
edenvgppotothe \,
v. film '1'. m,
709 1y. Station D. New York City.
The Grant Monument.
. , \Brooklyn Eaglc )
It is usclcss to hope for further ims
portant contributions to the Grant mon-
ument fund. It‘ Colonel Frcd Grant's
ideas wercladoptcd. the amount alrciidy
would be ample. lic prefers a simple
mausoleum, without external sculptural
ornament. “a sort of chapel with three
or four lloric columns in front.“ The
true course for the managers is to recog-
nizo the fact that the contributions are
practically over. and to do the bcst they
can with the money on hand.
.\ Kc“ liuciiiy To The Point“.
A new iiisccl has appeared in some of
he iii-his south of this village. which.
prcys upon the growing potato plant,
They are‘nbout'li quarter the size of the
ordinary, potato beetle. of two colors.
and qlllli‘ distinctly marked yellow and
black. and red and black. The dill‘erence
is supposed tobo in the male and female.
They cat the under side of the tender
but . halving the fiber only, which be.
col is?» dry and crisp that it will burn.
As their dcpredations are from the under
side of the leaves. where the application
of Paris green does not reach. it is diffi-
cult to dcstrov them. l‘orsiaii insect pow-
der was used quite ficclv and wiili it the
greaterporiioii were destroyed. Samples
of them will be sent to the State Ctom-
oloist to determine what. they are and
the remedy to apply.——.\‘tand:ird.
.-\ Ilial‘t ford ('oliunciit.
It is to be borne in iiiiiiil that the New
Haven boycotlcrswcrc trit‘tl by a jury of
Iaborcrs-onc \‘li‘l‘k and eleven farmers.
Certainly if there is any laborer in the
world. any actual slave to work. it is the
farmer. The sun ris‘cs and scts, the pro-
ccssion of the seasons iiiovcs along. and
he must keep up or be ruined. He knows
what it is to work if any one does. The
particular eleven on this jiirv we know
nothing of. but. as a class. farmers arc
“\vorkiiigiiicii“ an i have to bc.—Ilart-
ford (‘ouruiit
If you are iii-ruins or dyspeptic try
(“II‘It‘I‘VS Little .\'ei\e l‘ills. Dyspepsia
iniikcs you nervous. and iicivousiicss
makes you dyspeptic: either one renders
you!uiiscriibleniid tbcso little pills ciirc
bill I.
t oiinccticul Trolling Circuit.
I‘Kdlowiug is ii list of fairs of the t‘oii-
iiccticut ironing circuit t‘i-i‘ lush:—
Staie Agricultural society. II. t‘. lliill.
sccri tary. .‘It‘tllIt‘ll‘vi‘i‘lllt'lllllt‘l‘ H, 15. 10
and 17. I‘lutrics close Hcptcmbcr 1.
\Viili-rtown Agricultural society. A.
II. Scavill. S-‘i‘l‘i‘I-‘II‘V. \\'atcrtou‘~n—.\‘cp-
teniiii-r ‘31. ‘32 and :33. I‘illil‘lt‘s‘ close Scp-
tcinlior iii.
Sniilhiiigton Agricultural society. \\'.
Il. (‘iiiiiiiiibdfi sci‘i‘ciul‘)‘, I‘liiiitsville W
Si‘ptc:iilwr L‘\‘ and ‘3'}. I‘lutorivs closc
S‘l‘ll’d‘lllllt i‘ 13.
Firiiiiiieiou \Xdl-gv .‘dl‘lt‘lhillll‘gll socie-
ty. 13.. A. lioiigt. sicri-tary. t‘oiiiiisi illc --
Scptcinbi r I‘nlaiid tlclolur l. liatrics
close Sepicinbci‘ lil. ,
lLinbiii-v Agricultural SUt‘ir-ly. it i‘.
Lyons. secretary. lliiiliiiry— l lciulii-r 7).
6. T. 519 lititriis closo Scplt‘lllllt‘l‘ :‘.o.
.\'.\t :i piirticic of calonicl or any other
dcli-tcr'ii-iis‘ siilstaiicc enters into tlic
composition of Ayur‘s t'iithiirtic l‘ills.
Uzi the coiiziaiv. those who have iiscil
t‘llliilllil and other lllllli‘l‘ll poisolis,iis
medicine. li:id Aycr‘s l‘ills lll\‘lllIItIIiT-_\_
liiiliziii )Ioiicy
Ll‘ml '
Specimen collecting is now very pop
uliir. Not long ago I received from
\\'ashington territory a nice box of real
Indian inoiicy. The lady who sent me
the money says her husband collectcd it
years ago while trading with the Alaska
iidians. and now having no use for it
sent it to inc. The Indian money. or
“ivainpiiiu” as they ctill it. is a rare scii
slit-ll. an inch and a hall‘ in length. the
sizeaiound of a large knittingncedle.
slightly bent. tapering and hollow. The
have much more of this queer currcncy
than I care (or. and any one who would-
like a specimen of Indian \vnnipiini may
have it and \VI'ICUIIIU if they enclose a
stamp to pay the iostagc. -
. its. IF. A. \VAlinIlt.
lizist Saginaw. )licli.
‘II‘. Louiisliury :it ~|lllllllh
ilililgt‘ilclil [Ink-*0
The Hon. 1‘. t". Louzisbury is not
“without honor in his own country.“
which angiirs well for a candidate. Men
of all parties and creeds in Ridgcticld and
vicinity are loud in their praise of him :is
who sincerely synipatliises in hard cash
with his unfortunate neighbor. Ile-
cauac a man has money is no reason for
considering him unworthy and many
benevolent actions which are not paraiL
ed beforo the public gaze may be attri-
buted to the Hon. P. C. Lounsbiiry.
Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles luci—
(Ix at to n bilioiis state of the system, each as bids
3.! as. Nausea. Drowsincss, Dist resa after cation.
rain in tho 83.20, do. While their moatnmrk.
able eucccss has been shown in curing
SICK";
Headache, yet Carter‘s Little LivcrI‘illsnm n .
valuable in Constipation. curing and raves
this annoying: complaint, while they a so Cut
all disorders of the stomach. stimulate the II\'« x-
and regulate the barrels. Even if ihey only cured
H EAD
Ache they would he almost priceless to those who
tum-r from this distmsing complaint ; but lcrtns
unruly their goodness docs notcnd here, and those
pills min-
“311° ionce try them \villlflud‘theso ltttlo
r. e n so many wayst iattacy willnot be willin
to do without them. But. after all sick lieu). g
, ACT-IE
I: the bane of so many lives that heroin when us!
make our great boast. Our pills can) it while
others do not.
Carter‘s Little Liver Pills are very small and
very easy to take. Ono or two pills make a dose.
They are strictly vegetable and do not grips ci-
purge. but by their ntle action please all who
use them. In vial 1‘5 cents: I‘ivo forSL Sold
by druggists everywhere. or sent by null.
WICDIE (30.,
New York 91:.
7'70!
A “'33 the
cu ‘m
melon o!
fines-or. mama
Lu ’0‘ AL‘; ll:
“mama's..."
u: viii he'
I.
valiic of each piece was four cents. I’
a public spirited citizen as well as a man
All the “pots. llnv I and Herbs euii-rlnw
n
LEWIS“ ii'i'i'ii’ ° TS'IIIIITT'ITITTERS
are plainly printed on the label of cvcry botilc.
' ‘ iii“! no patent whatcvcr‘ upon this eelcbriitcil
“ e u medicine: only upon our trade mark.
. v u ,. \v a .
1111118" RED JACItLl‘ III I “3133
in un mineral or poisonous sans aim-s
52.5%? a purely \‘cgctal‘lc prcpiiiaiion. A‘s! I":
(‘ l' R I: for chcrnnd Anne and)“ nlunu. {lll‘il :l
Mi\'t‘l’t:1:—lel‘\‘nlt‘ii)' lltllr Livi-cr nilid h “I'llfg'lu’iorl‘lll‘it‘e,
~ u out on mas o . n
“In.“ “I ‘ I“. gl‘o-itivt‘u'ieiiin. llthcunintisiin.
' ' n can Itnnllluln and mini! t‘llt‘)‘ ii
sifihixunenx, \\‘ lif diseases It varialny pad: to ilii
\cxclahlo remedies in these biticis. A s ‘ ‘ " rciiel it
universal w he!) used according to dirt .-: .
FI-IIlIA ll? I‘lll‘llt‘l‘t‘l‘ LT"
In young or old. iiiart‘ m or s ug.c. )‘lt:ul~l i
111\:lllllllllt‘ Family I‘It‘tlli“
Do not wait till you are on your trek. tlicl:
I'I‘ llIA\ “E T00 l..\'l‘i..
TI\'\' J LIST LVN If I ’~\ ‘71 "._'_:l. E»)
LEWIS’ RED J ACKBT Bl LTERS
AN" vI‘.\ |'\ F. K“ II'I‘IIILK
[F- ls‘ui.‘ Earls) b_\' (All I )l‘lla‘“ :stg.
LL‘H'IS J“ ('U._. SoleI'rolu‘ictorv
NE\V “JVEX. FUNK“ I'. h. A.
sick I ciulnche
y to 11m
Stilt-in ,
EARi's w T
; 'rms °" E
TRADE- “‘Y
MARK RAPPER.
ERINE
is n pearly white.
scnii-transpa rcn t
for the skin. The
only article yet
known to chemistry
that will penetrate
the skin \l‘lTlIOI‘T
INJURY. ,
Bé’é'iiiiiiEE the Complexion,
Eradicntcs nll Spots. Freckles. _'I‘i\u. .‘lolh
l'lll‘llt‘3. “luck \\ onus. Iiupuriuc- and Ills-
I‘olorntioli u! ever) hind. cm.” within or non
the skin. It r. 2: b rs t‘:c skin purc.clcnr. licnlilr|
fut nut! brilliant. \rcsi r a . mp i‘le‘li \ .i i
in ltlier «rum is: i: r Iv i:ip~ ’.li\ lit at 1'»
tit'ul and [N‘l'lllnllt‘lll in ii. Ilt‘lnll-I\
di~rtii.iy ‘IKHI thing‘ to: h... ... c.
tulahls. Tl‘ry it.
IT CURES
(\llnflll Iu-Inuth l Sunburn. I‘rIi-Lly llcul. (‘hnp-
ped. Ito-ugh or (‘hufcd shin: Iii l.i.i us risiids
upon all dis. :is- s \‘I tiic skin are won :« :liil.
It Never Fails.
I‘m: 75c. y:.-3:::Ie
UM Also
P E A R L‘ S
White Giyccrine
SOAZP,
it mnkcn the s “ii so
not! and wt: .\.
Ask Your ’
Dmggist I‘c-r It. an. r I sing-
Pl‘ll‘s "HIT! GLICEIINE Cl. PROPS.,N1VI HAVEHLT.
slam}
We lead on the
price of HIGGINS’
GERMAN LAUN-
DRY SOAP
25 L’AKESFEETIEU
D.\‘.\‘ "-21. L’IIONINI l-IIHI‘II'
“'uslil iigton SI rcct III Iiigc.
MALARIA!
"l'Nl\'l-II:.“.\I. .‘l.\l..\lil \
(‘t'lill“ is \vurraiilcd :i insiliic tiirc for I’m mas.
Ila; hire
\‘iiii.i.s :iud .\l.u.ai:i\
rt‘Illliili-il Ii_\’ "(iEll II.
SUL‘TII NollWALK.
$1?» ilin
in Mary iorin, oi 111x i.cy
I'LAIS'I‘ED. ltlll'tltlls'l‘.
l‘rici- $1.00 [NT lmiilc.
GO TO
SEYMOUR BROS.
:0 WASHINGTON .\'l‘.
ANDBUY FOR
TIIE FQI.L0\VING GOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
the advantages we oil‘er. .
Barrel of Best. Flour in City, $0.10 or SO
cents a bag.
41- lbs iine Delaware butter, $1.00 or
cts a pound.
-
‘30
Extra Choice Creamery Butter 29 cts.
12 pounds of Lard $1.00
Best N. o. Molasses, 53 ci’s gal. 15 cts.
quart.
Best P. R. Mollasses, 50 cts gaL, 13 cts.
quart.
Pure Rock Candy Syrup 85 cts. gill. 2‘3
cts. quart. ‘
Best Old Gov. Java Coll‘ee, ‘34 cts.
“ Moclio u. cts.
Maricabo 20 cLs.
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar 31.00.
t i no
(i “
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.00
1? lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.00
19 lbs Golden C. 1.00
And all other goods in proportion.
Come in and get goods at bottom prices
Seymour Bros.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SSINING INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
o SING SING N.Y. Mull Iluu.
M G “can In I new
don. In or partial
courses. miles from x. Y. City. Charge: node-run!
Own- Sept- SII‘. RSV. C. D. RICA Principal.
810 in
fluid having a ‘rc-
inarkablc a ill n i t y
' Lumber,
CASH
Born, Julv lst. "586.
A NEW FIRM
AT THE
01d Stand
DIRBI.E BLOCK. (.3 MAIN ST.
Dibble 8. 601113100]:
Olfor you the best bargain in
Flour,
Pillsbury or Jones, by bag or bbl. “'hat
prici‘.J Come and see. The
BEST BUTTER,
at 9‘3 cts. The Lowest Prices for Police,
unsurpassed for quality. \Vc have tried
to buy better but they are hard to find.
A large lot of New Canned Goods ice
on the road. to be sold way down.
"Aggressive and progressive. "
mean business. Come and see us.
Dibble & bumslbck.
AMBLEE 8: SAMMIE
Alli? Nit‘ll‘ READY FOR .
SPRING TRADE, 1880.
WITH Fill. LIST-ZS HF
Velvet, Brussels.
\V e
Tapestrv. Three-Ply
and lug-rain
CARPE TING S.
nbibbbb’s‘bbiiiibbii
Tricots. Sackings.
Cambrics. Ginghams.
Seersuckers. Prints
and Satines.
\\l'.‘i‘Ii \\'\'~l1:IIL in happy to subum to ill.
tzoii of ”J l~‘:"l’i .
L.‘ R G I‘IS'I‘ S'I‘OC K,
IIILST tithil'.‘ A\l‘ I.H“’E.\T I‘lili'li“.
AMBLERLSAMMIS.
PRINTING 0E ALL KINDS
AT 'l‘ll If
Sentinel Oi ”" ce,
ELIZABETH ST.
Halal, bifiéib Cb.
Manufacturers of and Ilcalcrs in
:iispcc»
:in l ljlliir'iilli‘v the
Timber,
Shingles,
I Lath,
Doors, Moldings, Sash,
Blinds, Pickets. Win-
‘ dow Frames.
Etc.
Veiieered Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.
usasnsi. s-r.. .
J. RIFEZI'Sveu.
'1' James Block. Witter St..
Norwalk, Conn.
I Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
To compete with large concerns, I have taken the
agency of one of the oldat and largest establish-
ments in the state tor the sale of
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, &c. ‘
Pine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old stand, where I will keep; regu.
lar line of Whips, sponges. Chamors, Blankets,
R . Burs. Traveling Beat the.
SOUTH N0 RWALK
Hula-"mm.“thnuwho'rlteb
ubes cod
3m euxamnl. .mmwfll receive
his. tau tutor-nth- about not which
there-luau live-t “Quintin u,
then M ”Dun-“y 8-0 have
""N‘IW'u-b-n mum's“ unit-i
museum Yenuoeytmhn Thu-numerous
Ameibai Hill bl
‘5 GREAT
——-<.——._
E. H. NASH &BEO.
only agents for City and Borough
'l‘ hose heaters are cxcellctl by none
and stand at the head or the
list for
SI.“ PLICITY,
DUIIABILITY,
EFFICIENCY,
Arc wit t‘lctiziiitg. easily managed, and five {mm
dust and smoke. Send for circiilani.
C ROCK-E RY
IN ALL ITS \‘hRIETIES.
Bolielninn, French and
Ann-rota.“ Glass “'nre,
Also a large Fitl‘k of the best fruit jaw inthc
market. of the hut-st I‘llprtfit‘fllt‘lll. We are lhc
oii!‘ . .lt‘lits’ll: town, for the sale of them.
“’oml. 'l‘ili, Iron, “0!-
low “‘are.
Agate, Iron and Enameled
Ware. ,
Sail Irons and Kitchcn Furnishing goi‘iils
of all kinds. Lamps and l‘arlor ()r-
lltllllt'llls. Ranges and Oil Stoves.
Ilit‘N \‘l-All I‘.\I.\'I‘. I‘al t‘otI'cc Iiils. “ilh _\g’
lb l‘utYi-c to cacti pot. Stove “lacking, t‘nrpcl
'l‘ncks.clc i-lc. 'l'lV ROOFING. I.c:iiicr.~.tiulicrs
and all k.nd.- of _« n;- lll hirinis 2i! i‘ull. Sow is
llic liiiii- lo l;:i\c Furlim‘cs i'lcitl-cil :ii:il pill in
order
EH. Nash blbb.
$3-00
SHOES
J. F. HILL & 00.,
Ill ;\‘n\ .\l .N-uul “‘cil Slit-c. lhc lit-s! shoe cicr
soul lo: the Ill-IIA i. ’l'hcsc shat-s bait " '
of lln lili\'l‘ ll_\.\'ll \ ‘\\‘l-Ill “ink, ‘
l...‘ t.ii‘.i‘f-i-l 'l'lwir i1:iil\:ili':ii_:cu\ir tlii‘vld
stylc l;l:ll‘lllll\‘ 3t “cil sli-u' is llic.r
I' I‘lfll’lit‘TliY SNIOO'I‘II
I N'N lCl? S()I JICS.
No pcgs. xiii he or" ln~a\ y warn of [Ilh'ihl to hurt
inc toot and wear our llic stocking-h with THE
l\ll'l(il\'Ell SI‘ZWEII WELT thi- slniin comes on
llic inncrsoh- niicui w tlic iippcr and prucilziizg
:.d'i.-' and liri :ih uy are tiia , lin-
i. ii: in ad the inn ...W s... It:
. and cicry pair is
WARRANTED.
'I‘IIIZ I'Illt‘li til“ THESE ellvEs l“ .
$ 3.00
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
BICS'I.‘ T‘IEATS
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
'—.—-——-IS AT————
A: 3- DTIHTT’STTTBIMillet;
IMI’LOYMENT OFFICE
tll‘il
'riii: .ii‘siiir (‘ELEIIIM'I‘ED
Cballanbe Ice Creambepil.
50 MAIN ST.
All onlus for ice t‘h‘iliu and general catering
promptly aiicudul to. First class in all 1’\‘>P\‘(’I& Ur
(It‘r‘ will iii \I.
(‘. B. IPA R'I‘OIS.
COAL!
COAu
GOAL!
.9- —
Léhigh. .
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
Franklin
and Lackawanna.
—————QOO'
Delivered FREE
FR OM DUST.
coow ,_
Raymbnb Broilers
a pin“.
(lid. i-x:iti‘..iic :lI‘II i‘oiiipa'c 'liim 1‘ 'li z'v >r
il‘narv ui-ii'iz‘iic scor-l yin-l :i..:.cd
llll\l‘I‘Il!~l‘(I .‘II the ssinc pru‘c
TRY 0N}: I'Allt AN“ l'tll‘ ll ll.l.
WEI It NO O'l‘lllill.
sh .,_ !.i|\\ z-i .lig
I’ur “Ii . : '_\
S? Main St. South Norwalk
iSurcessors to .I. .\I. Sunnis .E Co) ‘
362 ll‘.\'I‘Elt-S'l‘., foot Bank.
- B R I or: E P O R T
\\’iioi.as.u.x AND liars“. Dmuxns is
MEEETECIETEI'S' TEE TEIEIEI'S"
suppnxns.
Ship Chandlers.
l’iiro Lead and Oils.
NATURAL BAMBOO FISII POLES,”
EARS-41 ABS-TILES
SIIOYELS SCOOPS FORKS
made of best material after our own especial dis
signs.
(mfully pn‘parcd ::
Cotton & Manills Buoy & Dredge ropé
very strong. soft. and pliable. 5
The hr“ LINKS and RINGS in AW‘PTW
we warrant them not to break in making up and v9
can now furnish light rings of all sins. Also Sufi
Links and Rings. 1"
-z
EVERYTHING FOR A BOAT OR 8'! EAMEI‘E
All the best makes of PACKING and I105 '
Sl‘OTt‘II TI'BES. WASTE OILS d: ENtllNEE-I_
SI'I'PLIES. g
Careful attention to orders by mall. New York
prices. Telephone. Never undcrsold.
Allison I Bro’s.
Improved Family Soap
Absolutely pure ant ,
superior to all others fol, :
general household usd
v.
ADVERTISERS”.
Can learn the exact cost}
of any proposed line Q
advertising in American;
Papers by address
Geo. P. Rowen &. (30...
Newspaper Advonining Durban,
10 Spruce St.“ New York.
E
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J
are arr-elm: m. cl “quantum-m. All-new.
780 I:
H. 3. BROWN.
lama
PLASTE
Sums Backacbe. Luz: Troubles.
Kidney Diseases. Rheumatism. Etc.
A trial will c ‘IITEIILJ rli-i nio
‘tlu: he. ‘1. 'l
st skeptical that
n in dicated with
‘lIiit‘ of petroleum,
ilmir action than
a't'ii liltiiki‘ulili Li
- " I‘etrolino."
w-lopo with tho
1’.\V.l‘. t‘n..
also sell in
Sold by all
but be sure
which is z.i\v.;
signature of
and tIllt‘t‘llil': i .
"ri-eti and gold on c... ii ...
:lruggiszs. at :5 cents cat‘li.
COR N PLASTE RS
Are the best known remedy {or laid
rot-us. and never tail to ca: v. l‘iie- , "T
PEDACURA INSOLES
:‘uro cold Feet . (:miz. Zinc-unnatisnl.
Paralysis. s\\'ollvu rot-t. etc. The
i’clcg “'liito I‘i‘opiiet. i'}‘ I 'o . 3’1 (‘li'ircli Sr rcct,
‘(ew York. Manufacturers. of first class
druggists and
FRANK H. BAXTER.
8061v
sot'rn ivonwsLK. cuss.
GRISWULB’S ANTI-ZYMUTIC
PASTI LLES
DESTRY ZYMOTIC LIFE, THE CAUSE OF
,COLDS, CATARRH, THROAT
DISEASES.
Th. , ‘ are : pcrtcct antidote for all those troubles.
For sale by dngglsts. Try them. 7h}
H U M P H R E Y S’
_
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1:: r. uranium; I.
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CLOTH and. GOLD
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The llnbtl Mallet.
_— 'Illh’ BEST—
M E A. '1‘ S
SERVED IN THE 8131‘ IANNER.
It mu want the choicest HEATS. obtained re-
. rdass of trouble or ci—l, you will find them at my
arket. as“ ell u.-
Plllllll‘Y of ab KilllIS,
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES.
DIBBIJE‘S BLOCK. - SOUTH NORWALK.
1847 1888
STILL AT THE FRONT,
“'lTll Til? l..’.l:i.l1‘T Afi‘llflTIHNT 0P
Slaves. Ranges, Healers
CROCKERY.
GLASS WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
TIN WARE,
WILLOW WARE,
AGATE WARE,
Ami l. li-:~- .’ “an liv1tIt1ILI. :1 li---i~t' :it puns
,.-\\i.’ 133.1: ("I‘Y .‘1' X0
-
i. WALL STREET.
E. K. LUGKWEED, E 60.
[-2. K. Lih‘li Wt N 'Il
1847.
' THEIBHES‘FT
FRANK I. JUNE:
Fish.
Fruits.
‘K‘getalilefl,
Hunt 85 Zelufl’s.
Oranges.
Bananas.
Grapes.
Apples,
Lowest Prices.
fiscal hips,
Oysters.
Clams.
l‘mkii ii t h stcrs a specialty.
Fresh and Good.
I’romp!
Del I VPI')’.
Polite
Attention.
At 0... Market.
\\'henever you want anything to be
got at :i complct.‘ market give us a call.
EIIIIT & ZELEFE
urn-nor ll
“km...
187. to 1888.
Oflices, 436 Main Street,
“IDGEPOIT, CONN.
fibula illll Hannibal]
”to: For
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending postal card to
. w Ponnonn.
scorn aonvuur
MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.
MW“. m1 ”II,
OVER IE,“ I" “8!.
Not one has filled to 31?. W].
BEST IITEIIIL mm m,
Flt! Ilium.
c. .5335. mTrwli'wc,
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DIM-“w .
scum-rm
mnmmrmrnncolmns.
duck
mu UNI
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