H
1
T1113 bEh TI) EL.
sour“ :«nuvALK. fair. is. 1387.
Trnn‘rzuANt‘E.
7716 .‘Illtft‘l‘ I)l‘l‘ll(t’tl (“rider this [It‘llj‘tl
1'8 (\Qntl‘t‘bll’l‘4i by Hit’ 11‘. U. T.
" Help Those \Voiucn.“
“I entrent thee also. true yokefcilmv.
help those Women who labor-ed w~tih me
in the Go. cl.“ ,
“'omen c laboring successfully in
almost all lines of 'l‘ctiiperiintie work.
some of which had not been opened
until their feet h d the way and their
hands turned the key.
There is Kim room for boasting: the
work is t.io\scriuus. There is much y. t
to he done. an i we feel the burden. \Ve
are very thankful for kind words. lint
we want substantial help. We givt such
as we have willingly. hut in this practi—
cal age we want money. and the purses
of the community nrenot in our hands.
Men of husincss can well iill‘ord this help.
for the Success of Temperance int-ans ti-
nancial help to the country. the saving
ofathousand million a year: it means
greater security in business. flillllflll‘
ness ofrscrvice. proinptncss in the per-
l‘lza’i- 'u.
' formancc of contracts. and general soli-
t
» gestions.
riety. economy. and stability.
“'9 cannot carry on our work’ siicccss~
fully without money. \\'c cannot ptiy
postage. nor car fare. nor l't'lll. nor git
our work advertised without inoiicy.
l‘rinter‘sink always costs money. and
we need to use it freely. We cannot in~
struct the masses properly without lt‘lll'
pernnce lllitutttrt‘. \\'i\ can not pi‘cst zit
temperance science to the intelligent;
we can not confine the errors of nimli r<
ale drinkers without Curt-fill :sltilctiictils
that can he studied. \\'e linyc these
facts of the most convincing sort; onlv
let us have the money. and we \\ ill send
them to the people who are literally
“destroyed for lack of knowledge.“
“'9 can not teach the childrcn pr per-
ly without text-hooks and tracts and
music and charts and [ilt‘lltt‘i‘s lllltl lilac}.-
bonrds. They get costly rtquisitcs and
apparatus in the Sunday scliool“ninl ill
the day-school. and if we would lilitlit‘
Temperance :lllritt‘lln‘ :inil ltilltlr‘llil;ll
we must int have things nit-am lllitl
pinched. if we wouh'l liuvi-'l‘enipcr‘mco
taki- the high Name in cotiiiiiiittitv wlizcli
it deserves. and command the i‘t‘spccl of
the culturcd and the ri timid. thcic
must he some freedom in the itsoof
money. We do not :isk for large duru-
timizl. but we hunt the. generous spirit
which leads (‘l‘fi‘yflnzlj to give soiiictluim.
find and wind people lo\ e the cheerful
givers. If they will do thcir part we
Will go on with our work cheerfully llllil
with good courage.
A Personal Letter to lin-r) friend of
'l‘euipcriiiirc. .
The “'oiiiciis t‘hi‘istiuii 'l‘ctiipciuit‘e
l'tiinn of L‘onnct'ticiit is greatly in in mi
of funds to curry on its work. The rc~
cent Convention at .‘li‘l‘lilt‘lliillliiiillli'il :i
Free \Vill \‘lli‘fl‘lllg incl-ting. tit pinch
the nicnilicrs of the l'itaon \\ lll lilillii‘ :i
united cll‘ortt i rt'plcnish their l?t‘1t~\ll‘\‘.
They have .stotit hearts. liut littlc siln r.
or gold. \\‘ill you not :osist llti‘lll \\ lllit‘
they do. their best to help tlicriisclvcs':
"after it careful reading of the article
“Help the \Vonicii" you sliiill lse dispos—
ed to contribute iniv‘ 'Slllll. large or
small. be kind enough to place it in an
envelope and return it to tho It‘t‘tlI l'ii-
ion at or before the Free-will offering
meeting. which will tiiko plticc til the
rooumof the Reform .\S.\‘t\t‘litllt\ll. Suh-
batli afternoon tlt‘eli. ‘30.) tit 3.30 p. in.. or
with thel‘ri‘sidcnt of the l'nion. Mrs. M.
J. Barbour. Chestnut st. It is rt‘qtit‘slt‘d
that a mssage of scripture he sent with
the of ering. An interesting progrnni
has been made out especially for this
meeting. The cliildrtn frouitlie Loyal
Legion will ltlkt‘ part. Everybody in~
\‘itcd to conic and to give lllltl so
“lll~‘.l.l‘ Titosi-z woiiiix.“
To SAVE IiiLuuanS‘s l.l\ us.
Some lllstnry Mid huggl‘slltuis from (‘ur~
tutor l'nrk of hen London.
Coroner Park of New London has
written a letter to lllt" Nurwlt‘ll llullctin
in which he discusses :\ question of
much importance and makes sound sug-
In part it is as follows:
I be): leave to state that there were
three deaths of liriikctnen on freight cars
in New London county during the year
1386. Two of the men hard families. one
in Preston rind one in Stoningtoii. to
whom the husband and father Were
brought home shockingly mangled and
dead: of the third. it is not , known
whether he had it family or not. it rcsi-
dent of \Vorccstcr. Mass. us li~~\\':is..
The deaths of the three men wt-i‘c direct-
ly attributable to the ‘ftiulty \ Illllplllt‘lll
of freight cars on which they were tict-
ing as brakenicn. 1 make the stiitcniei.t
that the law-iiiakcrs of our country lllll)‘
be again reminded what tire the special
mrih} necessarily attending the duties
required of liriiketuen on freight trains
upon our railroads. in two particulars.
both of which could and should lie in
~ most part avoided.
One great perilis front the want of ll
fixed standard height. established by
law. of the drnwliurs connecting thcciirs
of all railroads throughout the country.
This would prevent the severiigc of trains
by the working up and out of ‘lll‘ pins iii
drawbars of different heights, as now
“constructed. and also liy their proper
construction greatly reduce the peril. of
uncoupling and coupling curs. often re-
sulting in the loss or injury of life or
limb. ,
Another great peril of freight our
brakemen. is from the want of a suitable
low railing. live or six inches high. or
what would he better. two iron roads of
suitable size. two or three inches up and
apart, along the top side edge of every
freight car run upon any railroad of our
country. This would give hrakemen
something firm to catch hold of, or put
their feet against, wli‘eii from a lurch of
a. car on a curve, they might slip or fall
in'walking upon the top of freight cars
in the discharge of their duty as requir-
ed. Freightcar brakcmen have nothing to
protect them from slipping off the top of
car, eepeciallyiu icy weather. Freight
care now have only a hoard—fifteen
inches wide. more or less—extended on
top of the car. from and t) end. for
brakemen to'walk upon. in going from
car to car. as often required to do. 'On
each side of this flat board. the car-roof
slopes somewhat down to the edge of the
car, with nothing at all to prevent slid-
ing of! in case of a misatep, orin slippery
weather—when with a. strong rod to
catch hold of, a precious life might be
saved. . ' . 7
Three valuable lives lost to family and
country in one county in one year,ought
to? summon the attention of our law.
miller: to remedy. as far as practicable,
the defects in our construction. for the
enter protection of the lives of the:
urge class of our citizens em loyed as
brakemen on our railroads. p
The Verdict Cnnnlinous. ,
W. D. Stilt, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
testifiu; “I can recommend Electric
Bitters.“ the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
one. One man took six bottles, and was
cured of Rheumatism of 10 years‘ stand-
iu .” Abraham Hare. dmggist, Bell.
fifiqOhio. aflirms: “The best selling
medicine I have ever handled in my 20
our": experience. is "Electric Bitters."
' do of other: have added their
testimony. so thin the verdict is imam.
m that Electric Bitters do cure all
discount .0! Liver. Kidney: or Blood.
uhdfdollu {bottle at Geo. B.
drugstore.
RAILRDAD NE‘ ~S.
Supt. Stevenson Resigns.
\Yi liitm ll. Stcvcnscn who for nearly
five years has been the manager or sud
orintcndcntof the New York division
of the New York and New lluwn Ruii.
road. has rcsigncd thu: position to ac-
cord a larger. better and more responsi-
iiic placo t'lStWYllt‘Tt‘. 'i‘ti- caret-r Pl“ )lr.
Stevens: it has limit 5:1 aiinwst phi tinnit-
tizil one. He is stilliiyt-tui; ti yum;-
crcvcti in uppeucuiicc tiiziii iii-.ti‘tt'tilly
iS—lint his reputation :is h sticcissiul
railroad i‘Xl‘l‘llllVl‘ oilicer is sun-trim
that of ii.» iimii in tit: l'nitcd Sims.
liirtcen years ago. when almost a iioy.
.‘lr. Stevenson was appointed Superin-
tt‘ndcnt of the Shore Line Division. —’
that portion of the New York and ll =s
ton Railroad running between New l
lluvcn :.ni Ncw' Lindon. lr‘or tight
yenrsiiv- unarmed this division. which
is 3 single track line l.ll[ on: of import-
ant ll‘ullit'. s» suci‘csst‘ully that “he: .
nliout live vcurs ago. the Nethoik til<
Vision of the New Haven and l‘..!tl
rcuclicd a deplorable stat) in whit“: n:-
Cidetits were quite common and such a
tliingas discipline was practically un-
known. the iliri-ctorsof tfut road. lsy a
common llllplll5=‘. turned t i him :is the
onc man who could szraiglitcn out ll<
tttitli ~=plmul l‘dilllllltlll and l‘l‘lilf; it in-
t i ll safe and systwtiiattzt‘ course of 0} er
:ition. _'1‘lic tinigmtudc of this undrr~
inking will lie :ipprccuitcd lz‘.‘ till when
it is stated that up“ 3rd of one hundred
and twenty-live (ruins :i titty lll't“ tun lips
on this ill\‘l~iiill. nitl that during; ‘Bli'.
Stevoiison‘s ttilniznistrutivc term of neur-
ly live years tlii-i'c lizts not licctt :t serious
accident. and that moreover the road
has done so well financially tlitit on the
1st of January lust. tt'isscngt r [‘3le lie-
twi-cti all stations were lit;tlr’ll:tll}‘ rcdiic~
cal. Mr. Stmciison will most :isstircdly
t‘_il‘r_\' the Well \Vislits of "till his aissoi‘l-
tiles and stiliordtii . of the New York
and New lluvcn lilill‘tkttl \\illll him inlo
his new and cti‘lnr'gt d liv id of opcrittions.
The two additional trucks lulu}: built
on [lll‘ New \‘oik Illltl New Ilsivcn loud
from New lluciii-llc t :l>l. will he exit-"xiii-
oi as fut :is )lsiiidi'oiii‘cl; next summer.
The new tracks as \‘t‘l‘lllili‘lt‘tl will lm used
by ft'i-L'ltl trains. They will lw built us
tar as Stuiiiiliiil :is l.‘.>l :is th-~ thorough-
it. ss \\ ilil \\ lilt‘ll the \\ oi k is dons \\ ill
:tll.-\v. l‘.t:tii:i:i~ly they \\ Ll lxi- ext. it i-
l‘il to New \ork. tn oitli‘r ti ili'i‘illllli.i‘-
late the large iiiinilu-r of l‘ .ssz‘ii‘tzi-r trains
ltt‘l\\‘lt‘ll lli‘ so points. iiizidc llt t'cxszii‘y
liy sulinitniii ll‘Zth‘l. .\s wris s.ti.l. llli‘
work \‘t‘l‘)' thoroughly done. The
pluctsnre pimd down. the low tiiut‘cs
liili d to. uni the gigolo crossings mute
:i\\:i_\’ \\ till. it Is tlic intention. :is the
two additional (nicks ci‘i cp t‘Ilrl ‘.\ :ll‘il. to
til-ailisli ouch gizido t‘l'i\\sltig_( :is it is int t.
ll lifts llHI lN‘t'll \lit‘.ilt «l ‘Vt‘i‘ \Vllt‘ll‘it‘l’ to
tlsc llii- tucks uti one side for freight. id
to lll‘Vx‘l‘ the out r hacks t i punch:- 2‘
twins not t_;t~ illllt'l‘ lit s ti it‘llglil
ll'uitzs.~ lirhlgi‘yutl News. "
lri
in l‘\ \.:s.
l-c. u i‘.ill‘§t‘tl iii
tuitciiit-iit
ili\.li l'XK‘llt‘lil'Yl: i is
lllt‘\ti‘.’lli_\ ot‘ i‘.ii;s. ' 1-\ l"-
ii\.ti‘...i‘,~l. li't‘.‘\il) it Rig .3 l2. tum}.
\xl. )‘i‘i‘fi lmcni.‘tli: time. in
,1
lit”
i .\ll.\ s i l
lu .i. or l"i'._\- ill‘ ll";ttl: ( xvi} lx Al) ~ wl in
\\':l‘~ dying tit t‘ tisiitiiiitiuri. .\ tau} 2‘."-
th- ot l‘i‘. King‘s N. w lLsi‘dnii‘y \\.is
N‘l‘ll him. l‘ll-illl .1 twin l‘. he lmiiglit .i
largo liuttlo lll‘itl :i l~.x\ of in. l<ll'i s N. w
Life l‘ills: liy the llllli‘ he l_lZlil t~ wit t\\o
lNVXVS ot‘l‘ills llllil tw.» lmttlus of the
Discovery. lli.‘ \v.is w: ll .iiitl liznl cunt"- ii
iii llt'sll thirty szx t‘i iiiitls. ’i‘i‘iil ll ‘ttlr:
of this (iron “man. l_\’ {oi t‘nnsntiiptié ti
l‘l‘i‘t‘ ill Ut‘i‘. ll. l'iiliSli'il.
if you ciij-iy ratio: lli‘lli‘l‘ its iiuiii lviiv
those hearing the l‘l‘.illil of Sperry t\‘
llzirncs; llir'll‘ goods will go further lllllll
tiny other nuke. mid lilt‘ll‘ spzircrili and
sausage llft‘ iiiirivulcd.
lh‘l‘lll‘tg‘i‘lllt‘lll of tlic ll\'t‘l‘ with uni.»
stip:\!ioii. injure the t'oiiiplt Nitlll. induce
pimples. szillow skin. ctc. li-‘ltlUVi‘ thi-
cmisi-liv iisiiag t‘:irti-r‘s Lille l.‘\‘cr l‘lils.
lllll‘ :\ tl\l~_t‘. '
.\ man should lie rnlzliil‘i‘, upright. and
grand. 'l‘li at is the t‘:l.\r‘ \\':tli the )l;itli~
ushck l‘inno :i full stock of which will
lie foiiinl'ut inoinis‘. 'l‘rv one :.ii 1 vou
will use no other. ‘ ~
lluckuclic is almost immediately ri-lti-v-
ml by wearing one of t‘uiler‘s Smart
\Vccd and ll‘llmlonnu llickncli‘ l‘ius
tors. Try one lllltl lie free from ruin.
l'l‘lt‘i‘ ‘V ' '
-.i cents.
\ " Nights is the
Crow \ §\c c\\. my...“ of
thousands suffering: front Asthma. t‘on-
sumption. Coughs. ctc. Did you cvcr'try
Aclter's English Remedy? It is tho licst,
preparation known for rill Lung Troubles.
sold on a positive guarantee {it 10c., 50c.
For Szilc by Frank ll. linxtcr.
llow runny pcrsoiis get up in the
morning \Vlllh iit tlll appetite. luivim: ii
hitter tustt‘ in the month. and fueling
weak and doliilintcd. All these iiccd
t‘urtcr‘s Liver Billt‘l‘s. ‘
, ‘ .. tlitttarcfrctful, wcyisli.
Bu\)\cfi cross. or troulili‘d with
“'indy Colic. Teething Pains,“ or
Stomach Disorders. can lie relieved
at once by using Acker‘s .Ili‘ihy Sumner,
It contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
Frank ll. llzixtor.
Ath ice to Mothers.
Are you disturbed tit night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? jf
so. send at once and got it bottle of
Mus. \VIXSLtilV'S Sooriiixu SYRUP FUR
Gutimitrzx ’l‘i~:i-:riiixu. Its value is incul-
Cuhihlc. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer iniiiicdiatrly. Depend upon it,
mothers. there is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and \lltll'llltlt‘l‘l. regu-
lates the stomach “lid liowcls. curcs
wind colic. softens the gums. rt‘klllt‘t‘s
inflammation. and gives tune and energy
to the whole system. Mus. \\‘i.\‘si.ow‘s
Soo’nitxo SYitt‘P trot: (‘lllLDltliN’ 'l‘i-zrz'ru-
l.\‘u is pleasant. to tlicttiste. and is the
prescription of one. of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
['uited States. and is for sale liv all
druggists throughout the world? Price
25 cents a bottle. 819.1}.
of cases of Con-
r§\\.(>\\sct\\ys\.sssump...“ are
cured every year by Acker’s celebrated
English Remedy. It. is a. guaranteed prep-
iiration ; if it does not help you it will cost.
you nothing. Try it. A single dose will
show its good effect. Trial bottles 100m.
Frank B. Baxter.
Buckleu’a Arulcu Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns. and all Skin Eruptions.
and hositively cures Piles, or no pay re~
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Geo. B.
Plaisted. Norwalk and South Norwalk.
3 Blood Elixir is the cal
kcke“ 3 Blood Remedy guarany-
teed. It is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup.
tiansor Syphilitic Poisoning. It purificsthe
whole system. rind banishes all Rheuinatio
and. Neuralgio pains. We guarantee it.
Frank H. Baxter.
nun Honey slit. best Cough Cum. 25. 50c. $1.
Glenn‘s Sulphur Soup heals and beauuficS. 25c.
Corn Remover kills Corns, Bunions. 25c.
lllll’s Hair I. 'hisknr Dyo— Black & Drown. 50c.
Pike'l Toothache Impncuminl Minute, 25c.
Danni W0 Pm- are a sure cure. 60c.
W" °
Can be Obtained
BY USING
WITCH HAZEL
grail
i
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I niph-su It Rheum.
)‘irsh “nu-ms ‘
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u», '\, i- . . .
Willi“ "In El. EXTRA
\‘3 1y
THIS
£$TER
. i
tit. rL
(21:83
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t-r I; loi‘ Sl-
Ff'fllvdon rc~
i‘cigt of price
by
‘3. than.
a ... -.~....,
21:8. ‘
l'.»:,\1_.\\ ...- To,
H. _ S. BROWN.
>7 .‘il,iiti.\’z_ South Nor“; :l.
' [Ants WHITE
”Eli's: m...
MARK WRAPPER.
Giver RINE
is n pearly white.
semi-t m n s p a r c n t
fluid having it rc-
nturkii‘olc ii til it i t-y
for tho-Skin. The
only :i rt i clo yet
known to chemist ry
that will 1‘:“.lt‘!‘.‘.‘.'.0
titeskin \\ l'l‘llut l‘
15.) [1:Y.
llcl‘orc l'nlng. .
.
.
Beautifies the Complemon,
‘lrndicnlcs rill Spots, Freckle-i. ‘l‘iin. )luih
Patch-‘31. “luck \Vuriiw. Impurities niul In..-
culurntiuns ut‘ e\ cry hind. t t: :zi-r \\ .13.;zi ct t'n ti
the skin. If T\ nth :s ti t‘ s‘stn li!ll't‘.l‘l \r. he
In! and brilliant. rrcat it t . ow \L
iu-ttlacr iirttzlcni‘. l! ~t‘ r- inpom'v t- l .i.i
lil‘ul and m‘rriimicm in its lmnnu. _
“c 'Nil‘ 'ood thing for \li.ll\~l t: i , ‘ i-L:
' . his. ‘ry it.
IT CURES
(\lmmt lnutnntlsl Sunburn. I‘riley limit. Ump-
twd. Ranch or (‘huf'cd skin: in tum its nauts
upon all nilscuscs or the skin are wtrn lvfltd.
It Never Frills.
!‘rlcc VSc. per Bcttle
U60 Also
PEARL‘S
White Glycerine
SOAP,
.it mnkcs the skin so
soft and white.
Ask Your
Dmggist For It.
Alter l'slug.
PEARl'S WHITE leCERlNE Cl, P33P5.,NEW HAVFKIET.
SUD-1v
lip inivluioo
tog "toads HOTEL-1.9M 1
e.
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3
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r-! 12‘
r— :3». 1
Fl 9:
r c.3‘ 1 .
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.- (a ' ‘
i; ‘; 3'3 ;
l: ?n
o. «x
v:
(Wound on \Vttl'rt: Spools.)
To Merchants or Consumers who wish
to make a test of Clark‘s “O. N. ’1‘.“
Fast Black: Unwind a few yards of O. N.
T. Black from the spool. place in :1 mp
and pour boiling water on the same.
After remaining in the cup for a few
minutes remove the thread. and the re-
sult will show that the Black remains
unchanged. Another sitnplelest: Taki-
a lemon. cut in two, and saturate a spool
of ‘ 0. N. '1‘.” Black with the juice of the
lemon and judge for yourself. A full
line of this celebrated thread in white,
fast black and colors for sale at. whole—
sale and retail by
60F ill ‘8: HUYT
-NORWALK. 8448a)
tituii'tiii'sé
ET gnm.’
ul ‘ Sun
1. l-‘erud Y\ i. . ltv i.i..s \_'
no. Cllllnltl‘llli. cniiil.
1).. ,.H;.
‘ va‘l,‘ 3“‘«‘n\1(:“r_ _
(“XL—-51.. g ...W..§ . 4.1 . 1 1).,
“ct: ..c:l. Cay.
Bits.
of th .u in? ‘ \ c
that
”an ‘ is: tifixrd
r‘:;;.-t.'.
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V» .
Bohemian. l-‘rcnch and
\mcrciau “uriulaclurc.
Fth‘l‘ (HANS Mitt:
' “““ i'i. i ll\'.\l‘\l.. ..i.d
Y‘ t. i.
til.
ll. ,
DI‘KWHIJ l‘|\ E Tl..\ .\ l'll.\\llll?ll ‘ll1‘€.
L;li:‘.i:‘j.‘_ 1111‘. .i:;_‘-. Tsldz‘ Lam is, ’
Agate. Copper. Th. ll‘OIl and Wood
Wat ». 3.
Healers, Rallies 81 Pailm‘ Slates
Fency Cups. Saucers, Mugs,
Vases. Casters. Smoking Sets.
Cuspzdot‘cs, P.ll‘ldl‘i and lava
Goods.
\\‘l Jud. .t . _ . ~. :‘i. ‘- ‘osr
\l' A'l‘lill l’l lll‘lill
tine F1 18?.
illllill
,t,..'. .
F.H.Na3l&lri.
llllBLEll 8t SAMM S
.\l(‘:'
l
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- \\. mu. .1lirl1tt
\- HY REA l\\' l-‘tili
Sl’lllXtt 'l‘llllill. isst‘i.
\\;ill l'l‘ll. LIVES ii!‘
Velvet. Brussels.
Tapestrv. Three-Ply
and Ingram
CARPETING S.
itituniti’iiiiiiiiii
\xc li i\\:51". timed .itstockri Zurgi iiiiiilcc of
Tricots. Sackihgs.
Cambrics. Ginghamé.
Seer’suckers, Prints
and Sntines.
“hich \vc sl.:t‘i lie happy to snlitnit to the inspcc~
tion is. in: itiitilx. :iinl «.ziniruntcc the
L.‘ R G E ST STD C K,
BEST GOUDS AX!) L0\\'EST I‘lill'ES.
AMBLER 8. Still
J. F. Peckwell.
T J :llncs Block. Water St...
Non-Walk,
Conn.
Being unalilc to nintiiifziclure
HARNESS
To comm-iii with large concerns. 1 have taken the
agency of one of the oldest and largest establish-
ments at the state for the sale of
Harness. Saddles. Halters, Sur-
cnigles Collars, &c.
Fine Harness To Order,
As usi all. at lhc old stand. where I will keep a regu—
lar line of Whips. Spot 'n-s. Chamois, Blankets,
Robes. Feed Bags, '1‘rfivt‘illl}: Bags 316.
PRIN‘l‘IlGlF ALL tins
AT THE
Sentinel O l 09,
ELIZABETH ST.
3 illi‘.‘
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Only ‘ 15o.
Splendid Sweet (‘urii llc.. i-lsi-iilicre
Ht‘.
elsewhere L30. Salmon 151‘. elsewhere
PRICES
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:iizics
finer-xiii! 13:2. livi; tor 25 (“Is .
inc. Lima Brains lilo. I'l~t‘l\'lll‘l‘(‘ 15c.
Lobster lie. 3 for .‘M‘c. clscii here is‘ k
‘30. Halted “runs 151'. “ 13
10¢. IO.
[catches IV}. 3 Vans o'illt'.
Pumpkin ‘ll ii. 'l‘oiiuiloos.
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CALIFORNlA NECtARiNEs.
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prim» “
Villa & Uflmllltls.
SW'dlllit Bill. 118 ,
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to trv tha ‘t‘.
price ‘3“.
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Hunt&lelufi’s
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and a“! your
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Turkey.
(‘clcry .
(‘i‘tiiilicri'ics.
Fruits and Nuts.
Florida 0 'iiiigzcs.
Etta, Etc..Elc.
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Death on Dirt
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AXD USE rr ACCORDIXG T0 ISSTRUC’I'IORA
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Can learn the exact cost
of any proposed line of
advertising in American.
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowen &’ 00.,
Newspaper.- Advertising Bureau.
10 Spruce SL, New York.
80 NORWALK.
¥ . SEWERSt
OIL CLOTHIPéC-v
F. V BL PIIGRCE
DEALER IN
Sewer
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General Still? Contractor,
s prepared to tunkc coiltthions “in: main t-t‘\\t"
Pipe
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l'urt‘ - inn-ml n; to ('Ulllil‘fi withthv recently laid
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Box 20, South Surwnlk, Ct.
THE BEST
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EVER SHOWN IN NORWALK,
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Hot Air Furnaces.
Stezini .l-leerters.
Cook—i it; Stoves.
LaundrVStoves.
Cookingnhanges.
D o u hie”.
Parlor “Stoves.
Hall Stoves.
Heaters.
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Diningfloom Stoves
Store.§to_ves.
O fi'i ce
Shop Stoves.
.\:id everything
St‘oves.
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Heating and Cooking.
F ,\T Till?
Latest Pilllllfi Film; for Cash.
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COAL!
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COAL!
COAL!
Lehigh.
Scranton.
. Cross-Creek.
Franklin
and Lackawanna.
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Delivered FREE
FROM DUST.
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Raymund Blllllfil‘l
GRISWULD’S lNTI-ZYMOTIU
PASTI LLES
DESTRY ZYMOTIC LIFE. THE CAUSE 01"
cows, CATllRRH, THROAT
DlSEASES.
TL._‘ an: a perfect antidote for all those troubles
For sale by ilruzgists Try them. 742
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White Pine if in Grants
OAK,
ASH,
AND
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(than we \\ :‘i: ,‘L‘ll it; Buy and small quantities It
REASONABLE muons.
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1..t;d a fiz's stock of
Sashes,_
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M011 thugs, Em.
and d” all l..a.d of wood work.
CALL & EXAMlNE STOCK.
limb, Bat at & Cu.
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lino-:3; Diseases. Rfieumatism. Etc.
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PEDACURA INSOLES
'2:r-- (‘nld l‘g-ct. Gum. Rut-ununlsm.
‘aralgsis. 2'6““!!er l‘cct. etc. Tho
.Nirg “'2 _ i « .~.‘l( :Azrcli strict.
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(FRANK n- BAXTER.
SUi‘Tll NilIHVALK. FUNK, 31"?» iv
flux-5w 22b
eat (if-5:24.?
1576 to 1883.
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’ . Offices. 436 Main Street.
BRIDGENBT, CONN.
Examiner In
r. S. Put. on”
I. will Pat titlinttt Gail
Prior For
flags. Bones. Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
‘ sending:l postal card to
\\' I’ODMORB.
SOFT“ NORWALK
MAiHusan
PIANOS.
WEBER". ME, FERRET “Tl“.
lilEfllllLLEll EMU".
OVER 15,000 I" USE. .
Not one Ins failed to give satisfaction.
BEST IITEllllL FllESl’ murmur,
FULLY lflltllTEll.
Sold for (‘ahlogu- Ind Prim :.
c. M. Looms, TEEPLE BF uustc,
evil-I. Wm
New Haven. 3!
Mr! “Wan-hm.
SOLE AGENT FOR
NEW I‘VE! AID FAIRHELD COL'mES.
arr-ii stock at Sheet fist at i Books-
Land Husical Merchandise. flit-3?: ogehiml.
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