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young Ladies Hm; You Respondik
Pending the debut of Mrs. F. B.
B trues. who isto melt the young ladies
of‘Xorwalk and South Norwalk on the
21st., 3 word of explanation. appeal, and'
amusement is quite in order. “'c prc~
sume that the first inquiry will be, ”who
is Mrs. Barnes and what. is her misTsion
Mrs. Barnes. of New ‘York city, is the
National Secretary of the Young \Vo—
man‘s Christian Temperance Union. and
the Y. \V’. C. T. 1'. is simply the fresh
young blood, early devotion, and hope-
t'ul spirit of the one great organization.
brought together into a young ladies
,gepartment. Inspired by the flaming
zeal of Francis \Villard. Mary “’ood-
bridge, Mrs. line“ and Mrs. Barney.
with scores like them,»-the \\'. L‘. T. 1‘.
has grown to colossal size. influence, and
importance, as a; nineteenth century
factor.‘ It has developed women. whose
heroism would cqual JoaizofArc. whose
genius would compare with Mrs. Brown
ing. and whose unscliish devotion i i hil~
man needs stands upon the same grand
heights climed by Nightingale or Frye.
Out of' this great. wide. world-belting
endeavor to save the brothers. the {at-
hers, the husbands and the sons. has
come this timely. beautiful and coura~
geous enrollment of‘thc young \3‘ouicu of
our land in the same great service.
Headed and inspired by a leadership like
that of Miss Townsend. the million‘
airc‘s daughter " Jennie “ Duty, and
Sarah K. Bolton. names already famous
grown by illustrious service. the Vining
Woman's \lt‘llilfllll't‘lil has found' its misJ
sion and its joy. The visit that cnligtcns.
tho songs that gladcn. the page of lit-
cralii i’c_. or tract to i'liu-r a loncly llnlll‘.
the instruction of ili . little cit-s. thc
garment made for tiiodcstitute. the bible
reading. the petition work. inliccd n
hundred opportunities big with promise
and large with results harc conic to lie
the peculiar task and priyiiixeof tin-
3'oung ladies department.
As Mrs. liarncscomcs to talk about
these self-sonicathings.
siruct ‘
itilYIs‘i‘ and in~
its, slie‘rwill ih'sii'o lllt‘il the
young womcn of our whole cunnilinity.
Dear friends, shall ..shc tind you just
wishing for some higher aim in life. and
ready and waiting ti take up some noixlcr.
better work 3 Your place in the church
is important. so too in the snhbai h school:
at home. in the store or shop. or at any
labor when unto you have l-ccn culled.
But. has this sick world no claim upon
you? Is there no cry coming; to youw
young woman. from the poor outcasts of
" our land. whose hope. and joy. and an»
bition lie in smouldering hcaps before
the onward march of social ci'il‘: The
impurity of :ltrcct life. lllt‘tlt‘gf‘lltllllliill
of the drink trailic. the forlorn and pen»
nilcss condition of thousands of cur
sisters ought to tire our hearts. and call
upon every drop of womanl3 , tender
and pure blood in our \‘t ins to rise and
bind together against the foe.
The \\' t‘. T. l . has entered upon
gigantic, and heroic tasks. has before it
a long and mighty work. philanthropic
humane and grand. It needs you. \\'c
need you in our work. .-\nd here. right
here in our own community. the harvest
is very great. The children are ours if
we can find the teachers. The wires of
the rum cuiscdr‘ and prolligaic need us.
There are a thousand and one things to
do—to stay this oncoming tide of cyil_
.\ veritable mission ti ‘ld lit fore us.
whiclLa lleleii Chalmers might covet.
and yet so few laborers. Where now are
the reapers ? 7 \\'ill you be om : ll 1
lllt‘uli mm. to whom this article comes.
irhoenry you are. with whatsoever fifth.
or much. of culture. or 1 iii hi. or gift.
with all you nia3 lia\ e of (iods "It ans.
I'roni homes of luxury and ease : from
homes of toil and work and worry, come
_ only come with a disposition to help us
organize a Young \Vomau‘s t‘hristiau
Temporarily? l‘uicu that shall rival any
in the state.
Please read this appeal. Mark the
date of Mrs. Barnes coming: talk up with
your friends the need of such a work.
Consider yourself "as one of us. “
“invite“ some one else and bring them
- with you. And this beginning'cannot
but, result in telling work in the hearts.
and the homes of hundreds in our midst.
if we are in earnest about it. Make the
start. then on Dec. 915L138?» Enthu—
siasm will be generated in the Very pr..-
paration. The yourg ladies will thus
become acquainted and we shall, if so
it please God, enter upon that more ex‘
cellent and praiseworthy era of a con»
munily. when its life is touched and
~mumbled by the presence and daily ac~
tivity of young and consecrated woman-
hood.
" There are weary souls who \crish.
While the day s are missing lg;
Uh. the world is hill of sivhs
Full of sad and 33 coping c3 cs:
Help your fallen lirothtr rise.
\\ idle the rim an parsing h ' ‘
Yours in « mile“,
. .u’. the “Y.“ \V. C. T. U.
E. H. D.
l0
0a habi.‘
3 Blood Elixir is the only
H‘Q’ke" 3 Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. It is n tire cure for moors, Erup-
tionnor tic Poisoning. It nrifienthe
whole system, and banshee all caustic
and Ronalglc pains. We guarantee it.
Frank R Baxter.
Advice to Mouton
Are you disturbed at ni ht aid broken
0! your rent by n sick chit stuttering and
crying with pnin of cutting teeth? It
no, land at once and gets abottle of
mesnow‘s Soornma SYRUr ron
0!!th Wilma. Its valueis incul-
oulablc. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon it.
mothers, there in no mistake about it.
It cum dysentery and diarrhoea, regu-
late: the stomach and bowels, cures
”wind colic. soften- tho gums, reduces
inflammation. and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mus. Wmsnow‘s
We SYRUP ma CHILDREN Turn
m hpleunnt to them, and in the
ptionofcncofthe cldentnnd bent
nuns- and plot-ins in the
Unltid sum. :hnd‘ tl‘for T52 byflnll
dual-nth!“ on ewor . . on
85 conic n bottle. 819-1:
Mfiw’“ -
’il’lf yéfiurr scnoow.
runs] rs Invited to “'rite Papers—The
Physiology Text Book.
The annual school report of the state
board of education will this year Ct niain
reports of teachers instead of reports of
School visitors. The teachers are invited
to write 'papers. discussing anycducii~
tional subject, and in addition to make
reports on the following topics:
Facts rclating t) the schools of the
tgiwn. State of school in your town or
district—with reasons and favis. Eri-
dcuccs of improvement. Defects of
school. in an)‘. Means of improvemtni.
Public. scutiinent as to schools. Good
teaching attendance. Particular dilli—
culiirs and drawbacks of schools in 3 our
localit 3. Needs of sc holds—legislation.
Lourscs of study in llllf'f‘ddt‘tl schools.
\\ aces of teachers. Educational jour~
nalsh and journalism. Truancy—the
means and c iiiscs of preventing—effect
of pIresi iii law. Irregular attendance
and tardiness. Causes—means of pre-
3exitiiig-—lcgislatioii. Text hooks—free
text hooks—thc character of those now
in usc. The place of geography and his-
tory. The place' of arithmetic. The
place of physiology. Tcachers‘ meeting
and institutes. Supervision. State ex-
iiiiiinaiions. Training for the work of
h' ‘HClllllLI. Reading circles. Manual
tr mum. in high schools. ‘ tonimciciul
courses in high st hools. Schools of
higher grade in every town.
The text hook on physiology as author-
ized by the state will appear in two
parts. thclirsi oiicbciug a small book
for pupils and the srcond considerably
larger for teachers. The two parts of
books will be prepared by -\. B. Morrill
of the State Normal school. under the
supervision of Dr. Francis Bacon of New
llavcu. lli'. li.ic.ni will w rite the pint
relating t'spi'i'itilly to stimulants and
narcotics. 'l‘lic woik as a whole will
treat of the science of health. Accom-
panying the port for children. 33 ill be
outline charts of the human hilly. from
which the pupils will he l‘t lpiircdt nlraw
on slates or idackhoards. it his not 3~t
been decided whcthcr ihccharts shall be
incorporated in the book or published
scpzmit 13'. \lost of ih- manuscript for
the hot k is n in rt .id3 for thc piiutcis.
Illt‘ lic Hf
\3ill make you
Thous mils have
and relief from sntl‘ciing.
this grul! liitlt'xl puixii x'.
23 oilirr iucans l'ailcd.
'loiie up the s3 sit in by
.\yi~r‘s 5 it‘s: ip: iriil: i., 11
feel lllii' :i new person.
found lunlth.
l\_\‘ llu' lisc ul‘
\\‘lii ii :i
hrrosriu-
\\' als». :ri ,
prcp Hilll‘kv Zl lidpz‘l‘
and liiplillicriu.
llr.
stand.
of Flt-rhino. is. we mill. r
for publication
i:i iEi'c :iilnu ll rcp ‘l‘l =2! the S" ‘u' li litltl
ll ':iitli,. 2.:1 sol-Jr of very il:'cp llllt‘l“
cs! to thc public. \Vc lirln-yc the chv
tor intends t i :u’ - ilii'
iirii-s»—l.'.i\‘ii\}.: l’lv fin! s and result-. “it's-
' t» lw i the}: ll;\li_\' .th. r
pliysiciuiisfiiiil icszi ll iiiriherdn l-iicf we
understand that
wcrc scyciii‘y-onc
:s rather tli ill rill“-
iii his: kuowic lg.
:i _l:(‘\\' years l‘u'ii‘
lli'tiilis
l‘.:l in ih.- town .-i‘ Mun
null by pcrmii'il iu'v. stigulion ll.”
liliil‘t‘
from diphlln—
if“ in uric 3'cur.
. \\'iis:nn
found (hit in en U c is" tho-family used
k roscn c lamps. The -i. wore many othi r
c ..is s in Mi ll‘l\ll. ii at your. the spl ‘ihl
of the dis. use hi ii: ; from c onin_. isu.
liui nit in a single i‘l'ic \Vlltll gas or
candles \\ crc uscll
from that discasc.. lir. \\'ils.iu rc'zotcs
one l't‘fllYllk‘lllii‘ \‘ :so in his practice. .\
girl of 1-) years “as taken with llllllilllt“
rizi. and he lllft't'lt‘tl at once that the
keroscuc simiil-l hc «llsltlsll‘i‘xl, and can-
'llt‘.~‘ llht‘ll. -l‘lit‘ t“l:~i‘ pl'ilgl’i'ssi'il {HVHF
allly. 'l‘lic iiii'inbrniioiis patches wire
loosened and coming oil". and the fen-r
reduced to the norm ll point. The pa»
tient was recovering. That evening th.~
family. lll‘lllfl out of candles. oiicc morn
lighted the kcios. nc lamps; and within
half an hour the girl became worsi'. and
she sank down and died within twcniy~
four hours.
lir. \\'ilsi u think tlicsc flirt 4. \\‘.i‘i
othcrs \\‘lllilli his know lmlgi'. are worthy
of more cxtcndcd invcsiigaiion by the
profession. it is further reported that
casts of diphtheria in the neighborhood
of mi refining factories, wherc kci‘oscnc
is produccd. are inorc fatal than thus.-
casrs rcmoycli from such rctincry \\ oi ks.
if we understand llvr. \Vilson‘spositiuli
was :litrc a \li'lllll
re stilts 33 itli referenc c to further iiiyrs
tigi itioii —~ll.irtlord 'l‘iuics.
pleasant, and
Q) 0\\\"c «\k\\\ certain in their
results. are Ackcrs Dyspepsia. Tablets.
Recommended by physicians and endorsed
by all u ho have used them. The best
remedy for Dyspepsia, 1‘ latiilciicy.niid (‘on~
stipiition. Guaranteed, and sold at 256. by
lrank ll lint 'r 1
m \.c lii‘l‘S D3 snepsia Tablets 20c. at
l‘lttislcds
.\ \‘aplnili‘s I‘oi'iiniute “ism-3cm.
Capt. t‘olcuinii. sclir. “'cyiiioiith. ply.
iug between Atlanta \‘ity and N. \'.. had
been troubled with a cough so that he
was unable to sleep. and 3\ :is induccl to
tr3 Dr king s \e\\ ills‘i‘m 23' for C on—
sumption. It hit only gau' him inst ant
relief, but :illa3 ed the c.\tieiiie sou iiess
In his breast. His children wcre simi—
larly infected and a single dose had the
same happy ctfect. Dr. King‘ s New
Discovery is now the standard bremedy
in the t ‘oleinau household and on board
the schooner. Free Trial Bottles of this
St .iiidard Remedy at Gen. 13. l‘laisted's
Drug Store. , .
F'Oity 3 ears” experience. in ct ciy
clinic. has prov ed _\3"er st‘ Inirry l‘ectcri l
to be the most reliable reuicd3 for cold .
coughs. and lung disc ises. t‘olds should
not be ncglccied. The i‘ectoral 33 ill pri-
vent their becoming deep-seated in the
system.
Buckleu‘s Arnlca Salvo.
The best Salve in the world for t‘uts,
Bruises. Sores. 17““Xs. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores 'ther. (‘happed llands,
“hill'I F..s.Uorns .aml allSl-iiu hruptions,
..nu Wilht‘ly cnies Piles. or no pay res
quircd. 1'. is guaranteed to pile perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. 1 rice
35 cents per box. or sale by (loo. B
Plaisted, Norwalk and South \‘orwalk.
Those who have been dosed with quin~
inc and experienced its injurious (fleets,
should try Carters Liver Bitters, a sure
cure for malaria.
Hale‘s Honey is the best Cough Cure. 25. 50c $1.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap heals and benutiiies. 25:.
German Corn Remover kills Corns. Bunions. inc.
Hill‘s llnlr a. Whisker Dyc— Black a Brown, nth.
l‘lko‘l 'l‘imthnchc Drops curein 1 Minute. 25c.
Dean‘s Rheumatic run an: a sun cure. 50.2.
mt v
m. form main
man... '22.. “-
unuch. thou-cu at
.m ALI.
“gmblemwncthu
0 due lulu]
pint er l,VI'lI l b.
Tuna to give Instant 1.
Haiti the would.
SHARP.
For Kidney“!
it is that he will present actual facts and.
FOR SALE.
PAINT AND
Wt PBDBI‘S BI‘B
INCLVDISG
LADDERS.
Swinging scam]
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T'l'llSSl‘S. lite. lite.
L. ‘H. DEBKER.
.‘I .-\1N' - S'l‘.
511
SOUTH NORWALK. CON‘.
Ants? wan
is a pearly white.
semi-tron sparcnt
fluid having a re-
markable ii iii ni t y
for the skin. The
only nrt iclc yet
known tochcmistry
that. will pcnctraite
the skin “'lTuul‘T
13.] [NY
licl‘un l sing.
Beautit‘ies the Complexion,
Eradlcntcs all Spots Freckles. 'I‘.nn \Ioih
l'M!‘ hNI. lilac k \\ orms. lmpurllic :- aw! llin-
colornliulis of r \i r\ hind. l. ' irui :'
l:..v 5.: ii. It tn: .:1. st llllll’t: l' l-- sir. li-
fnl and:l brilliant. v i
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(“inn-t Instantl3l \unburu. l‘thl3 lh at, ( hulk
pod. Rough or (‘hnl‘ed skin: in Lni its haunts
uni-n all \il‘i'dfi' s \ f lhc sLiu Lili‘ wvn trial.
It \cu-r Fail».
r‘lw 750. “:2 33:11::
l'ic ..xisx
P E A R l.‘ S
White Glyccriue
SOAP,
it mnkcn the skin so
con and wi.;ie.
Ask Yo:
Draggist P3133
.\llrf I ll»!!-
PEA... 3 Nut: QUEEN“! UL. 98095. ,NEW HAVEIJT
sully
We lead on the
price of HIGGINS‘
GERMAN LAUN-
DRY SOAP
25 BAKESFBBllBU
Ii :\ .\‘ I l" I. li-‘llll‘l SI Ii IDI I" l‘
\\ nslilugton Slrccl kkrldgc.
SEYMOUR BROS.
70 “ \SIIIVGTON
.\\ll Bl, Y FOR
CASH
. "‘!“‘ ..rUI.L0\\‘I\G GOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
the advantages we offer.
Barrel of lies! Flour in City. $6.10 or 80
cents a bag.
4} lbs fine Delawalebutter. 8.00 or ‘25
cts a pound.
Extra Choice Creamery Butter
l9 pounds of Lard $1.00
Best N. O. Molasses, SS cts gal.
93 cts.
. l-"i i'=s.
quart.
Best P. R. Mollarscs. 50 cts gal“ 13 cts.
quart.
Pure Rock Candy Syrup $5 cts. girl.
cts. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java Cofi‘ee, 2.1 cts.
“ Mocha “ 32 cts.
' “ Mnricabo “ 30 cts
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00.
on
~ ..
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.00
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.00
19 lbs Golden U. 1.00
And all other goods in proportion.
‘Come in and get goods at bottom prices.
Seymour Bras.
WASHINGTON STREET.
‘CAlrrrii‘s '
l‘l'fLE
IVER
PILLS.
CURE
e and rclicvc all the trcnhlcsiug'i.
s ‘utc of the By 5m. 1, an n a. i;-
mesiness. Di am r c itiog,
‘ While their most WE:
..1c sum k’aS has bcehnhown in caring
SEGK
't Cartflcr‘sLittch': 3" rP‘d‘snm eqnst‘l
Fm :siip.uiou, cu ri ugv “ «1pm \. :.t;:. v
'complaint, “bile i so (t?- rri ..
‘ilir u f t‘ to stomach, rtimnlato the li\ r
“Marin citruy
l:
Lit
“ and i. go .iatc the bowels. Bum ii: tiny only a: trod
Hana
Ac )0 nmy would lie alm0°t
s to mom who
1 3"
admin 1.4.1.1. Bnt ..fl r .
noun”
1:: whano cf so 1.] my lives tlintb .-.. is 331m are
he 1 boast. Our 1 ha run. it '3'Ei.:c
Little Lit-er Pills r: \
one i r in ii;
‘
0.11::an 41...)" scary.
Row"! crk City.
A-
s OM
THE ECONOHY
5 TEAM (0)! Illhj'l It).\ If EATER
A HEAVY STEEL BOILER-
linlirci't and Direct t‘oniliiiicd
Stcam “cat at Moderate t‘ost.
PURE AIR
AND
in illwlrthl‘ t monoin. \Jl and "
.sfm toi3 to our nian3 pa'
(inhuman .nxs addnsso: \ft ion
1‘. W. JAQUI. Jr. Agent
5:: \\ .\l.i. s11. Noun .\|.Ii. i 1'. sin ...n
AMBLEB it SAMM
Alli: Ni!\\‘ lil'l\l\\’ FUR
Sl'llth. ’l‘llA ll E. 1856.
“ll“ i‘l‘ll. LINES ill“
Velvet. Brussels.
Tapestrv. Three-Ply
and Ingram
CARPETING S.
—lX Ul'li—
DRY GOODS DEPATRMENT
wc hsvc just placed in stock a lzzrsc imoicc of
Tricots. Sackings.
Cambrics. Ginghams.
Seersuckers. Prints
and Sntines.
“hich wc sliiil‘ ‘ . happy to submit to the inspec—
..on of the public. and guarantee the
LARGEST STOCK.
BEST GOODS AND LOWEST PRICE‘.
lllBLiiR 81‘3le
J. P. Peckwell.
'i' James Block. Water Sn.
Norwam, - Conn.
cing unable to manufsi lure
H RNL JESS
l‘ocoinpcic with large (01103 run. I haw taken the
agcnu of one of the oldt-si II. d lowest establish-
meats in the state for the salt of
Harness, Saddles. Halters, Sur-
cinglcs, Collars. Szc.
Fine Harness To Order,
As- usual at the old stand. 3“th I will keep a rogue
lax-line of \\ hips. Sponge. C hiuuois. Blankets.
c.
Robe . Feed Baas. Traveling Bagel:
PRINTING BB in. runs
Sentinel Olfice,
ELIZABETH ST.
”-Q‘IORWALK‘.
WBUHB to you Baud.
Our usefulness to the people
oi this City is attested by the
fact that oui business has
doubled. \Vc otler you
Nice Good Butter at Sic. or 4 lhsSI.00
Sublime (‘liecse (mild, ricln lac lb.
1:: lbs. of Pure Lard, $1. : .ic. lb.
New Buckwheat 3c lb. 10 lb.
‘ Prepared “ 3 lh.1"k’j.-.'. 14c.
" 61b. " 28c.
Pure Honey, strained “in glass.
Pillsbury, Jone Flour at a cut price.
Potatoes in lots of threc or more hush-
els cheap.
Good Com-e at a saving of Sr. lli. (qual-
ity considcrcil.i
t. 66
How much
Sugar
do you get for
$1-00?
WE CAN DO YOU GOOD.
Dibble B Bumsmci.
$3.00
SHOES
--—~ 9.0 A —
'llil-.
F. HILL Jr. 00..
‘as? s‘ail' \\If
J.
PERI" Ef'l'LY SN‘KNDTII
lNNl 1{~()I 41‘
No pegs. 1 a1. Y i Ila: ll’!
t". . ; i_
tack-t «r licai3 -« :ii.i.f‘
WARRANTED.
'ill I l‘liit'l'it113'l'lliISE fili‘
3'51;
ll\\ 0)? l'\lli \ND \‘tll' “ILL
\\ If“! .\0 "THY“.
H. S. BROWN.
~87 .\l:~iiu St South Norwalk
Swat BBisBii,
\\uoi.r.s.\i.x AM) lxn'ruL Ilnurzits is
Mllllllllllillll‘ill‘i' llllll Pfllllllll'S’
awry-1.1199.
Ship Chandlers.
.lt‘z.‘ \VA'I‘I".R~ST., foot Hank,
BRIDGEPORT
\ 'Eliin‘c just rcceircd our first importation cf
"and Knit Woolen Goods.
Nova Scotia
Mittens. Socks. Gloves. Tippets.
IMPORTED ENGLISH
(inrnicys, Jumpers. Rad's-rs.
OIL GLGTHINCu
So’ “'cst crs, Storm Caps, (Tape
Arms, Rubber Glove-5, & Mittens,
Thcsc goods are most of tha'm not sold this side of
Boston. \"c as): sucmfon to'ilicir i‘xh'ilciu‘c rmm
all whmse occupation or pleasure leads them :o out
door i'xpmnn'.
I-zuldcrs. Rope. “locks, 03 st or Scoops.
Slunels. “Parks. 1. “glut-cts“ Supplies,
Dredging 'Dlaterlais. \\ arr-alum] l‘ure
Loud um! Uil. Hue Line of Brushes.
Tclenhnflt‘. New York Pr. as.
1" YOU rum, A m 0'
Allison Bro’s
Death. on Dirt
SOAP
AND ‘0“ IT ACCORDING 1‘0 INSTRUCTIORI.
YOUWIILDO AWAYWITK STEAM ANDALL
m UNWKOIM 00038 0" “'ASIIIIO.
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Can learn the exact cost.
of any proposed line of
advertising in American
Papers by addressing
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Challenge Ice Cream Ballot.
so MAIN ST.
.
All orders for ice cream and general catcr;ng
promptly attcndui to. First clus~ in all n sin-cts. (tr
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firms Baal (sci-c. mg in; UlJlCS.
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