TIIE SE1\ TIXEIJ.
;0UTH \‘0R‘VALK .\l.~\I{( ll. 4. 188..
' TE“ PERA\CE.
The Matter Primal l'iidcr this Hood
ist‘tnitn'biih‘d by the W. C. T. l'nioii.
l‘ons nslnotum: 01-. They Now See the
' L‘unlc.
RY II. A. l‘l‘il..\.\’0.
Ezekiel. H. Robinson. I).D.. president
of Browns University. has recently been
interviewed by a gentleman who
, gives an account of it in one of the
Balm“ Papers. Doctor Robinson is
without doubt the leading theologian
and ethical instructor of the Baptist do;
nomination. He says: "Prohibition is
a fixed fact in lthode Island. It is not
enforced as it should be and it devolves
upon "the men who voted for it to see
that it is carried out. If it is not~
done and done righteously and squarely.
then it will fare ill with the party that
fails in its duty.“ The doctor continues.
"I am no politician. but I can see what
is in the air. and I appreciate the facts
as they are. It looks now as though the
temperance agitation would drive men,
a great army of them. into a great pro~
hibition party. And I believe that
party \vill sweepdljc country. 11 is in‘
evitable."
Now. these words are from the lips of
one of the clearest-headed and ooiiserva~
tive men in this nation. lie is fast sce-
ing that people are going l0_fi:,”l’ the su-
Ioou. “High license," “low license."
and merely restrictive measures are uso-
leas any longer. .\‘o mutter what :the
name of the party is. it looks nioro and.
more as tlfiiugh all practical honest teiii-
perance inen blooming tired of
the l’oiis Asinoruni—tlie bridge of asses.
Is not that the bridge that a man
builds when lio volts for the principle
and will not \‘i~le' for tho man who lio-
lieves in the pi‘ineiplo':
llr.‘ John l‘ulio. until lati- on - of tho
iiinsticareful old party mon. now ilin-ws
his great llllltlt'lli‘t‘ in Philadelphia to-
ward the Ht‘lllllllt'lll--"ll party of any
name. but a party that will «Ion-u the sa—
loon." He says: "The party
plant itself upon what is not only
lv but tuioriii’l'y right.
“Tlic question \\'lll coiiio tip again and
again. It will not lio settled till it is
settled aright. It Would be a good thing
if the national idea could be put into the
constitution and laws.
\\‘ t‘ r 0
must
legal-
\\”o sliiill live to
see prohibitioniii thi- t'vIllslllllli-Jli of the
l'niteil Status. I 1 am going to be with
those who plead for prohibition. lligh
license Will never do away with thoevil.
\\'liéit we want is prohibition absolute
' and eternal." i
lli‘. \\‘:iyliind. edit ~r of tho .\‘ational
Baptist. of l‘hiladolphiii. is it little niud-
died likewise, over the opulless i‘tl‘ort at
trying to have prohibition by or through
any party which is not coiiiiiiittod to it.
He says: “It is no use for our citmotis
to demand that tho Legislature should
eniict‘ Prohibition unless we are prepared
to back up the enactment. unless wo are
prepared to eloctkisilirors who will carry
out the law. and unless wo are prepared
it) sustain the otlioers. It is it very great
7 mistake to suppose that prohibition wi.l
curry itself out. '
word we say.
l'nloss we mean every
it is doubtful if it is woith
while to enact prohibition or to adopt a
I‘roliihitory aniendiiiont. The
are strong. are united. urn-organized.
\fi'hen .bud men conspire. good men ,
ti‘miuld combine. There is urgent need
that good men and friends of toiiiperance
throughout this city and state should be
thoroughly organized. There ought to
be an organization of a hundred thou-
sand men. who would act touothi r. who
would vote ttv'i tlii r. \\ ho would sustain
each other. \\ ho \\oiild vindii ate the
rights of those oppressed and wronged by
the saloon. and who would be \\‘llllllg to
be assessed proportionately for all the
expenses inciili nt to \ il‘cciive
against the saloon.‘ u
Even llOt tor t rosbv is right in one
thing. lle says. “the saloon must go.‘
But the same Dr. Crosby plead with the
legislature for two hours to let the sa‘
loou stay. at one thousand dollars apiece.
Anybody knows that a saloon can afford
tha‘bbctter than any enterprise in the
country. Anybody knows that a thou-
. sand dollar saloon will ruin a boy, body
and soul. just as quick it‘s-a one hundred
dollar saloon. Anybody knows that the
anlgLoaILwathiLt:othL&oiLJdishoii-
saloons
w or k
the battle of life they have sent their
best belovedwith fearful odds against
them: with shares that have been legal
ized and set. along our streets Beyond
the arms that. held thorn long. their boys
have gone forever. 'l‘hi to is not one
woman to whom some man's life is not
a dear and sacred thing: and I appeal to
you. by the pain and danger they have
dared, who are the best beloved of your
homes. to represent bV\ \our ballot. thi ir
pray ers, their tears. their, hopes. But
besides being a war of the inothors and
daughters. the sisters and wives. this isa
war between religion and the ruin-shop.
It is an irrepressible conflict. for the
angel must triumph or else the dragon
will. .\‘ld 50. whoever is not enlisted
in this war. the Seventy thousand
churches of our land with their eight
million members. corporations founded
on the avowed principle of self-sacrifice
for others‘ good. ought to come forward
and place their names on the total ab-
stincnco muster—roll.~I~‘nuieis E. ll'i‘llin'il.
i 7G6 §_1;ii i'iik‘i‘iun s
.\ ( irciiliu‘ l‘ min Bishop “i .\lulron “cad
in the (‘ fi('\flli\‘ C lnii t lies.
The rules for tho UllSt‘TVdnt e of Lent.
as issued by Bishop Mi Mi ilion were read
Sundin in the ilitholii cliurthis. .ind
tllt‘ HS to'llows' i
.\ll the \\t l k d: l\ s of Lent are fasting
d: i_\s of oblip- ition on one meat only:
c ust' till howo \ l i has authorized the use
of ii slight coll: ition in the e \euiiig and
:i o up of to a or (Ulltlt . t to .. in the ulHlll'
mg. Though the it I also implies ali-
Slllll‘llt e \i- t by dispi usatioii the use of
ill sh meat is illli)\\ttldl :i‘il tinieson Sun-
daV. at the print ipil iiioiil i ii Monday s
llllll din s and .S' iiiirilais of lent
\ long isi; ilvlisheil i iistoiii has tole rul-
\ d the use of eggs. biitti r and t llt‘t so at
[ht i ull: ition. piovii‘it il tli-- laws \ t quan-
iitv be obs. “l\t';il on ti \ml Finlay, now-
oh- r. tlu “ll liso is loiliitli li ii.
In siili s l;.itii llll‘ l. .1 ll iiilt toil In iii
:inv hind oi llliill nun be ll>t\l on any
din ill I .\ ill with thi cuiptioii ot hood
l no i\ . and ”HS dis; 1 ll :iii- u LS I .\t nil
til in it c iii; \s til hlistiiwiioo illnl i:i>t
ii us ihi: llL. hi ltl tin _\i :.ir
l ii sh and ii h me not alloox d at
s:-iiui [Milli |'\lll on .Siiinl;i_\s -
\\ oiiio n pit an: int oi iiiiisttig tlii sit k.
the igul and liililt- . l lllllllt ii tllliltl L‘i
yours old..:iiil those \\ how i iiiploy lllt nt
is of :i lilluilli us on \hnustiii;eliariirtoi‘;
ziio t .\i used from the obligiiion of {“513
iiig but not from iii at of .ilisl. iii i l o
llio l iiilitiil should in lr‘lllll‘tiltil tli it
ill \' enpw ihoso dispt iisiiiiiiis l\ the
[amt oi ilio llolV No. and th: it i \t n ‘l|\
use of the: it on .S lllllil |\ siliiouchoiit the
_\\ :ir is not at t iiltllllt; toilie \ \‘ lllllti‘lt hm
of tin i lllllt h. liit ii rt ‘. i\: inch of its
ii.:oi \ll llliill\lili‘,{ on tin ii p til a it it. s-
poiitlinginitoisi ot .liilillillllV.
the
t oiisiii :itii ii ispi saint l\ \ lllt' xi l- -\t it-
tii‘mlaitl‘luti l‘ills. \ot l~_\ pun. in:
and \\t :ikx ninf.. ' tlu h \\.! .liut ly li‘ttlb
l;iliii- ' It“ I stii- il 'lllr iiiti ' tlioiii. ‘liliis is
done b_\ \llll‘l\|\lll\_‘.‘ tho illj'iSllilll liltil
stimulating lllt' liror to the proper N‘-
tltlltlll ot l-ilo \\h n the lmwi! s \\‘lll
l“ ll ill ii ihi ir \ ii toni: ii\ tut. lions in :in
oils) and n: iiui. il iii :ii. nti l iirszutnx
Plll‘ niiist l't' :l\'i\l\l=‘il .\s‘i. ioi (.irltl s
Little l.l\‘i‘l‘ l‘lll‘i. l‘rioe‘N w iits.
Nights is the
(tool‘s $\c c\\ @me m.
thousands sulloriin: from Asthma. t‘oti.
suinptlion. (‘.ou;:hs t-tc. Did you ever try
At‘lxvr Englihi lleiiicd\? It is tlio host
pri partition known for all l. ting T roubles.
field on a positixc guarantee tit. 10c.. 50C.
1 or halo by l r: ink ll. lxsxti r
\ ( iiptniu s l’oi liiimtc hisi on i \.
\‘.apt t ‘oh man. selir \\ l V mouth pl y
in: in tow ii .\ll;llll.‘ it itv and .\ \ i l
in t ii trioul h d with a i on 'll so th: it he
\\ as iiii: il l. to Sittll.1tl‘il\\lS‘llitlllt i l to
tr\ llr. l\iii;.. ' s .\e\\ l‘lSii‘\i iV toi \‘oii-
siimptioii. lt int \llll\ .zzne hiui iiistziiit
rt lie. but all. i_\ \ ii the t \tri iiio ion in ss
in his bri :ist llis i hildri- n \\ \ ro siini—
larh :itl'utiil and a sinuli dose h: oi the
s iiiio happy i iii «8 lb l\ll w s \i \\
llisrovory is u--\\' the st: lllil.iltl_ It in. dy
in tho t‘oletniiii household and on lvoiiid
the schooner. l-‘roo 'l‘riiil Bottles of this
.S‘t iiidard lizllli‘tl)’ at (loo. 1:. l’laistni‘s
llrug Storm
‘7 n
b' “\ncs 0......
\\‘itidy Colic, 'l‘m'lliing
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at. once by using Acker‘s Iliihy Soother.
It contains no Opium or .\lorpliiiio_
hence is safe. Price :35 Cents. Sold by
frank ll. lsaxli‘r.
that are fret l‘iil. poevisli.
l'iiiiis, or
It: in \\s llct \oiitli.
C.\lrs. l’hocbe t hoslcv. l'aierson. (“lay
..lowa tells the follow iii“ rt markiible
story. the truth of which is \oiii ind fpr
by tho risidonts of the town: “l mu . L‘-
oars old have been troubled with kni-
iiev complaint and laniinoss for many
vet irs: i ould not dross nnself \\ ithou-t
lielp Vow lain fl‘tt‘ from all pain iii. d
soreness. and am :il: lo to do ‘lll my own
lio\ise\\ol‘k. I owe my thanks to {Elve-
tric [litters for having renewid my
V outh. and re inox oil complc telv all dis-
ease and pain. 'lry a bottle. only ills. at
Geo. ll. Pliiistcd s Drug Store.
What True .\lerit \\'iii no.
Ul‘ troubled \\'llll *‘
Star Shoe Store
New Bcpai'tmcnts,
lLadics’ & Gentleman’s Rubber
(fl .()'I‘t i I.\'(£_
Fll‘BlllBll and Ti‘iilmei’i
Overco at s.
FINE FUR HATS.
FINE SILK HATS.
\\itlii l'\\\i\.‘.il iii
iiscui ciiiiin
YOUTH and BEAUTY
Can be Obtained
BY USING
cLiii'riiii's
WITCH HAZEL
- \ggfifigwutrcnm.
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‘ ' ' l lulph .. . x.” I “in in...
l\“ sh \\ n: In- and .\un
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éiiiiioimnt. coral.
THIS
PLdS TEll
-.,.,.,.,,,-
\‘ttm'a of
937‘
' \ f view
“-231. Hun.
[Ants wit" TE
TERTAFLEE EVERY
TMARK WRAPPER.
GLYCE RINE
is n pearly \\ hitc.
senii~t rzi n s p :i r o n t
lliiiil haunt: a re-
niitrliiiblc it ill ii it y
for the skin. The.
only !\1'l iclo yet
known to v; liciiiist rv
tli at. \\‘i‘l ponotr: . .o
thcskin \\ l l‘ nut l‘
LVJ 1 RV.
lh for-e l :lll‘.
Beautil‘ies the Complexion,
[radio-tea all Spots. Freckles. ‘lnn. ‘Iuth
I'ntc hos “lurk \\ urine. Inipurilics and His.
t‘nlorntluus (if l‘\:‘f\ kind.» ‘ ‘i- . ~ :1
i no ssii. liv .‘l!lll<
ful and brill mi. in .i'
: liar artil. ..ilti r t
I II and l‘t‘rlllfllll‘l‘" in its lu‘iuin
i! 'tii‘ .v ‘ood t: iiug to. \ .itti »
131.1015. ry it
IT CURES
(\lmo-t lnntuutly ) Sunburn. I‘rli kl} He at. (‘luip-
pvd. Rough or l‘bul‘cd ELI“: iii Lot its {tleIS
upon all iiisrzxsvs or the skin are won Li :tui.
ll Nt'Vt‘l’ Fails.
. 1:223" 15c. i=3? 3:31.12
Use Also
PEARL’S
it makes the skin so
soft and white.
oring, bome~destroyiné. soul‘damning
curse out of the land forever. , That sen-
timent is growing and the party that is
ready to do that. and say so, and elect
the men who will enforce the will of the
people “will sweep the country.“
The nober,’ honest temperance people
are waking up. to this and putting in
bids for the party that will undertake
the contract. 'Michigan, Pennsylvania,
and other states. are getting ready.
How is it withConnecticut?
.All else is but the useless puzzle of
Pans asinornm. Everybody knows
there is only one way to do it.
Fverybody‘s “'31-.
The liquor trafiic might do for other
lands—it will not do for ours: it might
do for earlier centuries-it will not do
for the last quarter of the nineteenth
century. There is war about it in Am-
erica: the pledge of total abstinence is
muster-roll; the Gospel hymns are its
rallying songs. the badges of blue its uni~
form. “'8 aim our weapons straight at
the brain, straight at the heart. Oui-
bullets are ballots, our sabre strokes are
home-thrusts of pathos, our bomb-shells
are statistics and arguments. “'6 find
our marching orders in two verses of this
Bible in which law and Gospel are bound
up together. One declares: “Woe unto
him that justifieth the wicked for a re«
ward,” the other says: “It is good
neither to eat meat nor to drink wine
whereby thy brother stumblet .” In
this vast and enlarging army, the mild,
soft-voiced once, who are afraid of guns
and gunpowder. may march side by side
with the gallant and strong. I seem to
bear their gentle footsteps as they gather
to fight against rum in the name of pot-
riotim. philanthropy and God It is
.mifteralhwhohuxiventhe
”warm Out Into
The. unprecedented sale 'of Ix‘osrlir. s
German Syrup within a few years. has
astonished the world. It is without
doubt the safest and best remedy ewr
discovered for the speedy and cfl'octuiil
cute of Coughs. Colds. and the sever-
est Liinx‘ troubles. It acts on an entire-
lv different principle from the usual prc
striptioiis given bv Physicians as it
does not drv up a t‘ ouch and leave the
disease still in the s\ stint. but on the
contrary removes the cause of the trou-
ble. heals the parts atl‘octed and leaves
them in a purelv healthy condition. A
bottle kept in the house for use when
the diseases make their appearance
will save doctor‘s hills and a long spell
of serious illness. A trial will convince
you of these facts. It is positively sold
by alldrugxists and general dealers in
the land. Price. .5 cents. large bottles.
Qowoc\\\g\\x Plegnt, and
certain in their
results. are Acker‘ s Dyspepsia Tablets.
Recommended by physicians and endorsed
by all who have used them. The best
remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency, and Con-
stipation. Guaranteed. and sold at 250. by
Frank H. Baxter.
Buckleu‘s Arulca Salvo.
The beat Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever-Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands,
and bositively cures Piles or no pay re-
qui.led It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or mom-v refunded. Price
25 cents per box. or sale bv Geo B.
Plaisted. Norwalk and South \orwalk.
Thows (mix-s $3,532? 3",”;
cured every year by Acker' a celebrated
English Remedy. It IS a guaranted 112:;-
oration - if it does not. help you it wi
you nothing. Try it. A single (1050qu
Show its good eflect. Trial bottles 10m
Frank H. Baxter. .
Ram none,» isthe but Cough Cume‘s, 50c. $1.
Glonn'u Sulphur Soup heals and beauufiisflric.
Gar-mm Com amour kills Corns. Bunions. 95c.
Bill's ma 'hiskor Dye—Black&kown,mc.
mm Dull-Win). Minna. 25¢.
Dean'- We rm- an a sun we. 50c.
mu
Cbilblains. Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, '
as. Y. -r .
Mgs‘i“ PM 19‘ Ant-e (it-..
PEAll‘S WHITE GLYCEHlNE Cl. PROPS..NEW "RYE“.CT.
R‘fllv
.5 ”‘3‘” '5 U.”
l$=?»§‘E “’11;
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to; En f‘
as.“ 5-,:
(Wound on WHITE Spools.)
To Merchants or Consumers who \\ ish
to make a test of Clark‘s ‘ 0. ‘\‘. '1‘ “
Fast Black: Unwind a few yards of t). N.
T. Black from the spool. place in a cup
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 rein: tins
unchanged. Anothersimpletest: Take
a lemon cut in two, and saturate a spool
of “O. \ '1‘. “ Black with the juiceof 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
SEFFIELD 8: MIT
NORWALK. 8‘4 3m
s
1‘32 Ion re» .
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C.»3..L£4.Iu .«M‘ Xx ._
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HN‘dSll Bits.
ll:.\t .iiS'. .
‘u'rs . s.
‘ ”.440...
.11. .is- 2;:
«if rtlitiril. \1
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Bohemian. French and
.\rncl‘cian .Vlauutacturc.
i run mass \\‘.titi:
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9
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lil‘ll‘i'.
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Lib: l‘._\‘. ll.‘;‘:\ .iiii Tll‘ o Liiii ips
gate. Copper. Tia, Iron and Wood
WATS.
Heal l,Bl‘S Raiiesll P31 in Stores
Fe iicy Cups, Stititei‘s, Mugs,\
Vases. Castm 5, Smoking Sets.
Cuspadores, Pariah and Lava
goods. ‘
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lllIS'l \\ t 'l‘ Ell I ll ll ll
“’13 “25.3?“ ‘.‘= i“ I ~3.80U‘T
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\\'c laid lllz‘ll‘i in at
HARDPAN, BEURUUK PRICES
and ire oil 1: il; \ iii
are t~§>n i l\ tit. t
[lice tasted if item
you \\oii. drip- u! ih opirzii: littitll‘. 2.
Only 150.
Splendid Sweet (‘orn lll‘u clscu here
He. Sin-omish lilo.
elsewhere lac. .S‘iihiioii 15c. elsewhere
lh'c.
Lobster Hr. 3 for title. else“ here 1S k
‘20. “tilted Beans 15c. ‘- IS
l'iiiiipltin lllc. 10.
l‘czit-lics I St‘.
*? Elli
. t‘ii nod I“ is
likt‘wisi "i
\\t- :fl‘i ~.:.~ar r3
two tar 27» cts .
Lima l-caiis l..c. i-lsi-wliere 15c.
can. Tomatoes,
3 ca its Rite.
lAS’l'LY
We have a fliiiiisilv
1N
CALIFORNIA NECIARINES.
\T ii
llrlt‘ i I“ ‘.
l-ill‘: 1h. 1... :‘gllldr
n“. fit,
little 8 Cflfllil licks.
Swallilllllllllfl
\\‘iioi 2st: E
will \\';iii'
.\\2‘ lil‘T\ll. l Y\l‘.'l‘..‘\ l3
Mlllllllllllllll‘fll‘l' llllll lllllllllll‘la
SUPI’LIES.
Ship (".‘lnuullvrss.
M": “.\TFR- S.'l‘.. Toot lliuik
BRIDGEPORT
Nova Scotia
.Vlitloiis. Socks. tiloit-s. lippets.
l.“ l’llll'i'lill l‘INti LlS‘ll
SEWERS!
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DEALER IN
Sewer
l".
Pipe
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p2; pos in llrl> ri'V on ihc inns! qui-l'sl .. tenth.
l’nrt: u ~ llllt in’. n: to vomit-ct \\ .lllllll row-ii: y and
>(‘\\i is .n -h - . ‘l\ \\ .“. 21ml r to the r :.wl\:t!:i.“ «-
call on liiiii. .\‘Zt if
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Box ‘10. South .\‘orwalk. (‘L
THE BEST
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Hatch, Ballot 8t,
LUMBER
Milli DBSll‘lllllfl ASSUl‘lllllllll
EVER SHOWNWI‘N NORWALK,
Hot Air Sir—rnaces.
Steam .l-l eaters.
Cooki ngi Stoves.
Q0.
Lau ndrv Stoves.
99.
Cooking Ranges.
Double
Parlor ~ Stoves.s
Hall Stoves.
Heater
‘0.
Store Stoves.
99-
Office Stoves.
Shop Stoves.
.\'.-1t \w-iyti
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(iiirusc) s. J intuit-rs. “rotors.
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Velvet. Brussels.
l, LINKS “33‘
Tapestrv. Three-Ply
and Ingrain
CARPETINGS.
niitiuniiiiiiiiiiii
Tricots. Sackings.
cambx‘ics. Ginghams.
and Satineé.
xii“ to submit to Hit
and giiariuiltc'hv
LA RG EST S'llOC K,
BEST Goons isn Low'iss'ririiicas.
AMBLEF 8: SAMM
J. F. Peckvivell.
itispct‘
. 1 James Block. Water St.
Norwalk. - 8001111.
Be in: umbie to inaiiiitadture
To c omnt to w it“ lave em | ms. 1 hm 0 tab n the
82‘ u" _\' of um of [hi uidi' .\t and iarcc Si Ninblish-
moms in no siaiu for the sale of
Harm: css. Saddles. Halters, Sur~
ciiigles, Collars. &o.
Pine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old stand w licrtI I will keeps mg“.
tar line of \\' it its Sporwvs ( hamois. Blank nus,
Ruins. Feed BJL‘S. Tnncling Bags kc.
FRlll'l'lllll FF ALI. KINDS
AT THE
Sentinel (lflice,
ELIZABETH 81‘.
so nonwam.’
8838in till tiller:
KOIL - CLOTHING.
\ruis. Ruhlu‘rtfluuw .\ Viiiti-ns
fluid. is. linrn‘. moi-i... Misti-r
.Sliinrls. I or Ls. lngili‘ u :s‘ ‘llp‘tlll~~.
lh'viluiiiu \I.ih-ii.nis. \\.i:i :riiiil
l r iii and “ii. I Illr liizi- ul Itiiislii s.
'in; 1. i
Hunt&Zeliifi’s
MARKET
and get your
'Purkcy.
t‘clery.
(‘ 'iinliei'ries.
Fruits ainl..\'uts,
Florida Oranges.
Etta. Elm. Etc.
4" \\‘t‘stt‘rs. Slur“! Cups. {kiln-7L
‘3 81 Liilwnu 80
Dining Room Stoves
Heatin- 0- and Cooking.
th‘LI DISK.
Willi Pint Fl All lll‘illllls
fOAK,
? ASH,
MAPLE,
“I; “not \\ n. Liir; ;'- -l.—"‘.i u mini cesat
“LAN“. ”’1 E l’lllt‘l‘l.‘ .
\\‘c an :i or .o lk-sii conch: :3 on
' l: ~tuil». i-l
llfllll‘S,
Sashes.
B mils:
Moldings Eli.
\\urk
CALL & EXAMlNE STOCK
Hamil, Bailey in.
d-'\\. .u‘:
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Lire Sl Pail Fill) iiia fir, Cash.
FMS 'i'ER
Cures «ac-,zsrc. lur: Tzrulles.
Kidney Discos :3. Rheumatism Etc.
2-..,38EWEFS
‘x‘nir
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CAL—L ATlCement Plpe,
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l .\I ‘31 oil nini'oi in the l'iiizt-il
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lillnti.
Connections Made
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NEW SEWER
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Slil'l ll Ul'li l‘lllt‘lCS
BEFORE MAKL \h
GONTRAFT.
GLAZED PIPE
-‘;\' ( unipo—
gonna} '
CORN PLASTERS
\r-~ " -: N h‘ .r». \'
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PEDACURA INSOLES
( "Id 1 m“. (:nnt. Rho. uxnnlis‘m.
r.|l_\.~i~. an alien I cct. rte. 11.9
‘ ”t \ L . 1 { ."" '. " (o-‘OL‘
-\ y. Y‘» :t‘ :.....s. o! lire-t class
druggi~la a lid.
FRANK H. BAXTER.
SUl‘Tll \nlt\\‘.‘~\. R. (U_\\'
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.37.-56qu2.
W} (If-5d“? Q‘s
‘g Examiner In
I‘. s. P-l. oflce
lStG to 1353.
c5. 4313 Main Strut-t,
BRIMQIZWRT, CONN.
I will Pay the. Highest Bail
Prior! For
Rags. Bones. Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties innvm: can sell the stock by
sending postal card to
El hlll'l‘lllhh‘i 1‘]
AND GOOD.
HUNT & Z gLUFF
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Allison Bro’s
Deaili oii Dirt
SOAP
AX‘D ESE IT ACCORDING TO IXSTRFC‘I‘IOX‘
YOU WILL DO AWAY WITH STEAK AND ALI-
In: mouse“ 00038 0' WASHING.
“771)-
ADVERTISERS
Can learn the exact. cost
of any proposed line of
advertising in American.
Papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowen & 00.,
Newspaper Advomm‘ 'ng Bum“.
10 Spruce St. New Yuk.
Sand 10 cu. for- 100-png. Pump!!!“-
m1, ,
Raymond Brothers
PASTILLES
DESTRY ZYMUTIL‘ Lil-‘E. THE ('AL’SE 0F
COLDS, CAIARRH, THROAT
-——-DI$E_\SE.S‘.
Th. air :1 pi‘rfoc: antidutc {or ail those trouble!
For sale by dril::i>ls, Try them. Tl'.‘
Humnnacvs'
.- :- sum
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arms pom CF23-
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2 \VO Worm 1%er van (3056....
(‘n‘ In: Colic. or '1‘ evil! mg of Infants.
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SOLTH \QRW' \LK
MATHUSHEK
. PIANOS.
‘vniinsiirut ma. mun moi.
llIElllllLlin Bantam.
OVER l5,000 I" USE.
.\‘ot one has failed to give satisfaction.
BEST Ill'EllllL HIEST Wm,
ruin viiiiiiiimi.
. Send for (stature and Prim t.
C. M. lflnflls, TEMPLE OF MUSIC,
New Haven, fill-“15,3,“-
Dunbar, Ind Wnurbnry.
SOLE 1.62)"! F03
NEW HAVEN LSD FAIRFIELD cot'mlzs.
gr? Ill sim k or Shtfl‘Efl’xg‘lC ‘
and Masha! Merchandise. alwaysxog‘ifailrtnk‘:
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§EEDS
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO.
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