' THE SENTINEL.
IOU?“ NORWALK. Ill LY 8.1887.
“TEMPFII A\(‘ ll.
1’“? .llufli‘r I‘i‘mlul l‘ItIfIr this Huiit'
Contributed by flu! ll'. (3. T. Union.
Immanuel; HAS .0. row r‘ac'rs
F03 I‘S.
"vast The Churches riigin on.
There are in the United States l7.000,~
‘I of church members assuming that
;“°' -flfth of the membership were voters.
- 0ethey all been united on the temper-
oequcstion. a vote of over 3 000 000
would have been cast against the manu-
lactate and sale. of liquor.
Take Sides.
I have in my possession a circular of a
ihrewer‘s association; a circular sent to
All candldatc‘asfor office. It- has been
at, or will be sent in a form to be filled
up. saying whether the candidate is a
friend of the liquor traflic or its foes,
and if he is an enemy of the business.
"then the man is doomed or. if be de-
clines to fill up the cireulir and send it
back. his silence is taken as a negative
answer. It seems to me it is about time
for the 17,000,009 professors of religion
in America to take sides on this ques-
A ticn, which will yet be thrust before
5' every Christian man so plainly he cannot
,: cject or reject it. It is going to be an
out and out battle between Ilrunkenn‘ess
. and sobriety. betweendieayeii and hell:
? between God and the devil. Take sides
? before there is any further natural de-
5" cadence. Take sides before your sons
‘f are sacrificed, and the new home of your
daughter goes down under the alcoliolN
g lam of an inebriated husband. Take
‘ aides while your voice. your pen. your
:7 prayer, your vote. may have any lllilll-
‘ once in arresting the dospoliation of this
nation.——Talnimlyi. '
The Voice finds out that their are up.
ward of fifty ruin-sellers or ex- ruuisI-lN
lore on the Republican Uounty Commit-
tee of New York not of perhaps 60'.) or
800 members. It is rather a ghastly dis-
covery. but we thank the Voice for It.
It is well to have the flows light of pub-
lic opinion turned upon this alliance
between the'party and the saloon. It is
this alliance which the anti-saloon
movement has undertaken to break. 11
la not the task ofa day, but it “ill be
accomplished in time.
The Third Party.
" JOSEPH coon.
The liquor traflic is asIcuding
the tint ne of American polities. (‘ ot-
‘Tfih‘was king for a day and an hour.
Whiskey is king or soon will die The
growth of great cities subjects the gov.
ernment under universal suffrage to a
dangerous strain. The most vital politi-
cal issue now In fore Americans is how
to remedy Inunlcipal Inisrulc in the lie,-
uor traffic. In wealth and political ill~
fluencc. and general mischievousiiess,
the drain shop oligarchy excels the re
cord of the slave holding oligarcliy.
What dethroned slavery f" lis insolence,
its wickedness, its attempts to rule the
nation. \V’hat willyet make the liquor
trailic an outlaw 1’ Our fathers found a
new political party necessary to the over-
throw of slavery. Is a new political par-
_ ty necessary for the overthrow of the
"liquor traffic ? Both of the political par-
ties are bowing down and kissing the
blood stained robes of the whiskey Mo-
loch. ofzvrhich the businsse is to manu-
facture taxes paupers, madmen, ruined
homes and lost souls. Am I exaggerat-
ing the facts? Do you execute your
lawn agalnat selling liquor to minors and
drunkarda? The brazen idol Moloch at
Jerusalen held out his red hot arms and
received in them children as burnt offerN
ings. The liquor traffic holds out its red
hot arms, and receives in them the child-
ren of nominally Christian lands It
sells liquor to minors, and politicians
wink at this violation—of law in order to
obtain the whisky vote. There is no
more astounding piece of barbarism in
America civilization than‘t‘his compound
ing with the atrocious crimes of the
whisky Molooh.
Neither of the two prominent political
parties can be trusted to do the work of
initiating thia reform. or to permit the
people to initiate it.
I do not assert that our friends, who
think we should act in an utterly non-
partisan way in .this matter, are hood-
winked. They must act on their own
judgment as to the probable-future ac-
tion of the established political parties.
I confocal think their expectations too
sanguine. Aa Patrick Henry used to
affirm, I have no lamp to guide my feet
but that of experience; and, judging by
the fact that, in a majority of the States
of the Union, each party has refused to
allow the question Constitutional Pro-
hibition to be submitted in a non-partis
an way to the people. what are we to
think of the probable future ?
After Constitutional Prohibition has
been passed the reigning political parties
of to day can not be trusted to execute
nkln Ohio a majority of voters expressed
themselves in favor of Constitutional
Prohibition. 0n the same day a State
Legislature was elected which favored
' the liquor traffic.
Gitlea are growing in population faster
lhan the country at large. and, as the
whisky vote has its chief strength in
cities, the present bad state of affairs,
arising from the domination of that
vote, may be expected to grow worse. so
thatpolitical parties which can hardly
be reformed to-day, will be still less
susceptible of reform as the years ad-
vance.
Thcthraah of disaster from the can
rupticaofpolitics by the 1' nor traffic
are mutant? than most of us In.
(I measure than non-partisan
OcnatflI al Prohibition is needed. A
3:: uoailrya the growtzio of gm:
‘5‘ .
sauna rcfor Imuf.’ "'5‘”
The “loan”..- ialature of Massa-
ohuacfll ohbaalrnot to ratify the
mat aha Rspublican Convention
otlaathllccneariugtheaubuiiaion or a
ambit! amendment. The vote failN
thaw” two-thirds la the
9'. 1:3
Th9
Banana.“
i" ascents rhox.
Continued from the first page.
XORII’AIIK S GRIN Til.
Within the past few years, Norwalk
has greatly increased in population.
wealth. etc. In 1960 it. contained 5‘2
banks. Iriii‘c department. a foundry.
various manufacturing establishua-nts.
3 union schools, also a few district
schools. several stores. and 9 churchts.
Including the four sections of Norwalk.
it contains. at the present day, 16
churches. o banks.18 schools, also sever-
ment houses. 2 cigar factories. 13 black-
smith shopN a shirt factory. 8 woolen
mills 2 straw factories. 3 wood working
working factories, a machine factory,
aboiit 12 wholesale oyster dealers. a hat
block factory. a pottery. 16 meat markN
ets, a band box factory. 2 for factories
4 lumber yards. 6 coal yards. 5 livery
stables, a corset shop. 8 shoe factories, 5
hotels, 9 restaurants, and 49 saloons. The
population of the town is now about
16.000.
The people of Norwalk. taken as a class,
are intelligent ambitious. and active.
Their principles. as a rule are good. and
they the a progressive people. We infer
from remarks made by strangers, or pec-
plc who have lived in different places,
that the sociability of the people of the
town might be improved. “'c do not
-Iiiean to say that nll are unsocial. for
there are some II ho extend ii welcome
hand. and give a cheerful word to all
To conclude my essay. from the wil~
demons and tho savage. ‘lo-day we stand
among a civilian ‘(l. peaceful people.
who have built up for Ilieiiiselves, beauN
tiful homes. cultivated lands. and with
true philanthropy have founded facto-
ries. schools. churches. asylums. etc..
and organized such-lies. both religious
and moral. The inspiration of propl 93y
is saying. Norwalk. at no distant day. in
all its beauty and lo\ elin ess. shall be
come a guest and gum] city.
Nights is the
%(\\\I“ %\Q’Q\\ complaint of
thousands suffering from Asthma. Con-
sumption. (‘oiiirhs etc. Did you ever try
AI‘lier's liliigliscli IIE‘IIIGd)? It is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on a positive guarantee at 100.. 50c.
F rank ll lluxtcr.
'lliose persons who do not need Iron,
but w lIII are troubled IIiili \‘eri oneness
anii'llyspr-psia. will find in Carter‘s Little
NERVE Plus a most desirable article.
They are mostly used in combination
with t‘arler‘s LittchIIyer Pills. and in
this way exert Ii most magical Iil'ect.
Take just one pill of each kind before
eating and you will be free from indiges-
tion :lllll dyspepsia. lil vials :it 23I‘i-iits.
Sold in all druggisls.
-- that are freI'IIl IeI-v.isli
Bu\‘\cb cross. or troiibli‘d \Iitli
“‘indy Colic. 'l‘celli'aig l‘ains. or
Stomach Disoivicrs can be relieved
at once by using AIlII rs Baby Soother.
It contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price .25 cents. Sold by
F rank ll. llzixtcr.
Housekeeper-s. liezul This.
Ask your grocer and iiiarkvtiiiaii for
Sperry It liarnes‘ goods. All their Iro-
Ilucts are first class and free from in IilN
terntion. Hams. Shoulders. Breakfast
Bacon. Lard. Sparerih and Sausagearc
manufactured in New iiavcn.’t‘t.
SI riip of l-igs.
Manufactured only lIv the Ca liforuin
Fig Syrup Lou San Fiancisco t~‘.Iil ., is
Nature s OII 11 True. Laxative. This plea~
sant California liquid fruit remedy may
he had of Geo. Ii. Plaistcd. Sample bot-
tles free and large bottles at fifty cents
or one d Illar. It is the most pleasant.
prompt and cffectiie remedy known to
cleanse the sy stem; to act on the Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels gently yet
thoroughly: to dispel Headaches,( (aids.
and Favors: to Iure Constipation. Indi-
gestion. and kindred ills.
Advice to Mothers.
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying With pain of cutting teeth? If
so. send at once and get a bottle of
Mas. \\'II\'S]I0\V‘S Soornixo SYRI‘I’ FOR
CHILDREN Tssrnixc. Its valuois incal~
culable. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon it.
mothers. there is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and diarrhoea. regu—
lates the stomach and bowels. cures
Wind colic. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation. and gives tone and-energy
to the whole system. MRS. \I‘ixsnow‘s
Soo'riiixo Svatr FOR CHILDREN Tnsrrw
no is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world.
25 cents a bottle.
Price
819—1y
of cases of Con-
'“\owsc.\\\\s m. 1...... m
cured every year by Ackei-‘s I)chIlebi-ated
English Remedy. It is a. guarapted
action: if it does not help you it wil cost.
you nothing. Try it. A single dose will
Show its good eflect. Trial bottles 1003
For Sale by Frank II. Baxter.
An End to ilune Scraping.
Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, Ili.,
says: “Having rcceiI ed so much benI fit
from Electric Bitters. I feel it my duty
to let sufferiii, ' humanity know it. Have
had a running sure on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me I would have
to have the bone scraped or leg amputa-
ted. I used. instead, three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buck-
leu‘ s Arnica Salve. and my leg is new
sound and well." Electric th-ters are
sold at fifty cents a bottle, and Bucklen’s
Arniea Salve at 850. per box at Geo. B.
Plaisted‘a.
Good Rosana In Even Cue.
D. A. Braintcrd, wholesale pape rdeal-
er of Chattanooga. Tenth, writespe that he
was seriously afflicted with a severe cold
that settled on his lungs: had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induc-
ed to try Dr. King a New Discovery for
Consumption. di so and was entirely
cured by the use of a few bottles. Since
which time he has used it in his family
for all Coughs and Golds with beetro-
aults. This is the experience of then-
sands whose lives have been saved by
this Wonderful Discovery. Trial Bottles
tree at George B. Plaiated’s Drug Store.
mom‘s Aralca Oahu.
The best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. 1”ember-a. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores,“ tter, Chappcd Hands,
Chllblaina, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
abominations Filmer
quired. It aranteod to m.glve perfect
satisfaction. ctrunione refunded.
sale 600. B.
orwalk 50ml:
I!
G\&'” as Wylwmwnfihg:
al private schools, so stores, 5 fire depart- '
factories. 19 but shops. 10 iron and metal .
orwalk. -
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This ponilir III \\ r \lll'ltN. A in ll" II of inrily.
slrciigth and IIlIIIh soniciu sN. Mow l I onoiu: tal
than the ordIIIarI kinds. and I spam is sold in com
petition \Iiili llu iiInlIiindc. III‘ hm in NI short \\ eight
alum or plmNphatc ponIlIiN Sold only in IiIiIIi
Royal flaking: l ‘IIIIdI r Co 106 VI all No I I \ \.
YOUTH and BEAUTY
Can he Obtained
BY USING
GLINTON’S
WITCH HAZEL
ii I. the B“ I pwpanli II III the
am Iinarr‘ni. .IlIII nu III. liafl‘l‘ an-
all iinpnr tics from the at n. unha-
Plinth-a Sn". Rheum.
II‘ “m- and Hula
“I Is. tho son“ 3. . fIn‘ II. IN a l |r\lulu (It _\
whkhiannclb-ohuiimd bv am I t rIc-ri hi ilI- Ilman \uuu-I f
anionic. It II um; vulni u a beam Ia cf Il I Mn II "r.- u. the
aklnandnul- nulli- It civ‘v ai. iwh- Ir. \\ 'uhllawlT Iilzu‘trsm
_hnctapu.~ Iloi [so i fluNl to o In upihri r. mm on libs Ilia
hut‘an-IIIl \IIu‘IMIIpII-fisivuli l\-‘\‘.\l‘li- '
with IIAiii' tiiiitr to
Sill l\
F‘NK cl \iaIl‘Nl I.
nI‘lIl I I;
tuitinitvttu. tutti.
UYMUURBUUS.
For hue goods in.
Maple. Syrup,
N. 0. Molasses,
'l‘ c. lS II Coffees,
call on
- 1.‘1N].;_
CI'I- iiiIIt-i‘y and ll.Iii‘I’
ll!!! “‘2' .
'rNEH‘I‘iuNy
llh‘.
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Call and .N‘I-I‘ui‘c :i llilI‘ l‘I‘cs-
Int Willi every can ol‘
JIicolI‘s Absolutely l'iire
Baking l’oii‘tlt‘i'.
\Ylint Snap do you IINIIZ‘.
You know [very is the best.
Call and n dol-
l:ll‘.\‘ \\'(ll‘lll nml looli :It the
Lady In Exhimnui.
. Sperry -& Barnes
Hams, Laird, Pork. elm.
a specially with us.
A Fine Line of
Toilet- Soaps
'Jiist rec‘d and sold way down
A choice selection of
Confectionery
consultitly on hand.
layman Brut liars
“'ASII I \ G TOY ST“ E ET
. 1.
get :1 came. Ii ‘
new osucs
Everything Fresh and New
at the
01d Stand!
WASHINGTON an
“'e lIaII no“ r ~cI-iIed a full suppli of lit“ drugs.
and ini lit III lion and trial
btllt r fiiriiiN‘hI
up atliNi I lass IlrtiI" atom and 1h. puhiu I In he as-
sured of thi frost-cg stock from II ll‘Ll‘ III b no
PPUSUI‘lDllUIlS UUUUUUUUBU
At short notice and and in the most skillfull man
m. GEO. C. STILLSON.
HENRY scrum.
CARRIAGE MAKING.
‘ . REPAIIIIN G
GENERAL BLACKS! ITBING.
This is the season in which to prepare for winter
auditis bettnrtogetieadyfcrioaghtnvelthaa to
wait until the busy winter season.
Workofallkludsportalnlng to carriage making
and general hiseksmlthing promptly attended to.
Wagons of all kinds made to order.
Wagons roraalo.
Henry Tilly.
~ um scram.
GRISWDLD’S ANTI-ZYNDTID
PASTILLES
pastas IYIOTIG Lira. rm: cans: or
COLDS. CATARlil-l. THROAT
l'ksgaroapwfcctaatldotoforallthooctrouhla
For sale by drum in Tu than.
II-diy Iii are
than our \IIIIh Ill IlINIi Imps ininake
i
asseturstv PURE.
l
cURE
Fifi: Read “w and relieve. all the lronhlcslnei-
It to a l . Hui the rvsttm. ruih a i BL:-
i'. II ss,\:i Dix-“Sines s bistro; ’qulcrt mu I
I':‘ :iint‘. infinldc. Ik‘. “bile thctlrmul
able sum as has been shun ii iii curing
$IGK
Honda .._ y 2 Carter :1 Little Liv rI‘il‘s nmcan‘ly
\ :Il'IiulIlo In I ':II;I I I: I. (min: a: .lI .; I:II .Iiiii. '
t is aiiiieii: l‘ I: coinp‘ II: it. \\' ‘le Ha I :I .No corn I t
alI‘lsIIIIlI ll of t: It: iNquuiI i, rtii: white the hut-
a: at regal no the hon cls. EIcn it ihey only curud
HEAD
Ache they would he. almost priceless to these who
rIIIo r [III II luisd 1'. Is IgI on iplaiut; but lul‘lilN
1;. II ly 1‘ II ir gooiln it a start iId hint. iiiidliioso
\ ..:uo ll Niiy ll"iI .I -i “will a olitilo iills valu-
n‘ I‘eIIIsIIIIIuny “in Ii: l.“ M hey “my. It, ii. aiming
to do \I about llicm. Lulu: 'I I .; lt-II l; howl
ACFEE
Is i‘ m bane of m In: lll)‘ lives tli: It here Is when wt.
I I Ito our crest boast. Our pills euro it uh. lo
ul‘ii rs (lit LIIL
Car-II rs I. Ilihi L‘ I‘cl' }‘ ‘ln
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)‘vj J (‘0‘
sin? Yuri; City.
N‘Ql\~;w(.
( ‘3‘“?
UAUUUU UUSE
Step Ladders,
GARDEN TOULS
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W. I}. [lulu 3111’s
Il.\llD\\'Alll-‘. .N'l‘Illll'I.
Music "all Block.
A Fl'lJ. LINE OF
Logninn and Martinez
PREPARED PAINTS.
The Model Mariel.
:IEliViill IN Till-I BEST .\3 \X.\l-le.
If you “an! ‘Dl‘ i‘lII “Nit \l.‘\i'.\ I-lllailiulrfi
ganluNsIIMIIr ~2cuxu~~kii :1“ lihlllitllinlfll)
313: htl :is \\\.i :..N
Pauli III of all Kinds
I.\‘ [TS 5l2.\:N‘Ii.\'I
F. HAYES.
mourns BLIN‘K sown son am.
‘1‘ l 2“ I 3
Complete flock
of
Crockery. Fancy and Plain
Glass. Majolica". l'ai‘ian. Ter-
ra Cotta, “‘liilc Lined and
Yellow Granite, Iron,
Tin. Wooden
WARE.
Including plain and decorated Tea Sets
and Chamber sets.
The three leading Oll. STOI Fs with steam cook~
\\ c lIaIc
IIN boilers. broilcrN. and owns
lhc exIluN: \t. Nah: I)!
UTIUN
UHAFFUU’S P
BURNERS.
Thl‘V are made by the firm that makes the “Roch
ester “ we also have the Niagara. and Duplex burn
era. and dermatcd table and ban in: pa
W e have the best Inter filter “The Gate Cit
Stone Filti r.“ of II and 6 gallons. which recei
the award at the Ne“ Orleans and Ameri can load
BEST RANGES IN THE MARKET.
P. H. NASH &BRO
Best in the World!
ran an. trans.
MWARDEIM HIGHEST v MEDALS.»
‘ ”WQMIAIICYIB”
- 'I‘ocomuogwitliomm “a! hm takenm the
I: one “3|",
It‘ll! luthoatatcforthcsah m u.
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, III mmaum m 0838
ALL URUUUS F
ERDDDNIDS AND MEATS
AT THE OLD STAND UF—N—
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRIN GWOOD.
LUU PUD UPTLY.
CITY FOLKS FIND
VANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
IT TO THEIR AD-
SDI. and 900. lieavv Iiigraiiis. 45m, 5 0c
HOLLAND SILIIIHN‘. good qualitv.
hang. 'IOI‘. Spring Killer-I l‘3lc.
coiiipletI-J AM “miss
III‘ .
EllllhISH-il iliilil. dili‘, fit Nib pot“ riill.
\Vitlioiil liIIlil. 7V. to 20. tni Ioll
(‘Iittngr Hull». $l‘ R l‘Ii'I‘ 2, \Nh lu- l:
liwlrmitii NIIIIN. $23. up.
at 110W l‘I li‘i‘s. i'orliI-IN. Lac--
your house l‘”lll|!ll‘li‘ can l»l' _. mul h- n-
by [nod and laid by l‘Ia‘quu l‘plrdsi. r»
and employ tlII- best \iurkI-Inu
Without [Cum charge.
No. ‘3. Atlantic 542.. (‘orr‘wr of Broad.
CARPETS!
TliI-l IargI-st Stock to .N~I ll‘Ct from of any store In the State at
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH
Elegant Body liriissells t‘ arpct. 90c. up.
indow Shades
. on spring rvllriN. \vIIli fringe. all I’l'?\ll)' tn
CORK ll.‘ F POLE“.
Poles and Trimmings $1 on.
WALL PAPER,
l.\l\lli .\.\l‘ \Tltl K “F I\E\\'
l'IaIIIL:
FURNITURE
l‘Ililrlfhl'. zNIIIIIII- l'.
I‘iIIIaIiIN i.:"iIiII irvqei: N.
lil‘\‘illll‘l\llliofi
lil l.l"il lIruIII ll I;
C. E. SMITH’S,
L‘llul‘t‘lirN.
STAMFORD. CONN.
Iik‘.
“)0
lab gaiit Tapestrv liriissells tit".
. and (We. Extra IIIIIII ll If! 'ra‘. iIN‘
IIitli Brass 'I‘Iimniiugs
l'-\ "Ii‘Tl iIX‘.
-!-.i n \\ slylts. ‘23s to _::’. per roll
(”\I'». up ‘.\:- :III at. iii ixrz)‘,
\ai.‘ I'..:‘I:I;. Nl‘l\|llL“N
lvfil ll\.ilz_lillll.1~liy
l trlti. N I “rd '
IN it \ t- '\ t. (I...n_ ’3
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Il--I:i~ :i- . \\ mi;
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t .NN.
(“HI-INA" the l‘i'eNlIyterzii: mni NLlIiil:[
i2\ 3‘; -
and lTnI'I'iII::‘~.
WATCHES,
In Gold and Silver
of hood IieNiuns.
and Sil'I‘er (‘linielniii
Watches. and i‘liziins.
lingers Silver Ware.
Pebble SpecliicleN and
Eye: asses.
Diamond \I‘oik \I'asclI and
French l‘lot‘k repairing ‘l 5“» w"; Ilty.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWEL-ER.
opposite (:II)‘ llolcl.
South Norwalk. Conn.
SEWEHS.
“'h‘. LIANL‘FAL‘TI' RE
Cement Pipe,
AND PURCHASE
GLAZED PIPE
direct from the Largest
Manufacturer in the United
States. and can lllf‘“~'.‘.f“!I"
0301‘ prices that defy Conipc~
t-itioii.
Connections Made
“‘l'l‘u TIIE
NEW SE‘WERS
by the most experienced
:IIIII l’ativ
“'orknicn.
SECURE OUR. PIllCES
BEFORE MAKING 5‘
illlNTllAc'l'.
Raymond Brothers
1 James Black. Water 8%.,
Norwalk,
Gonn-
Bein: unable to manufacture
HARNmESS
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Stir-
cingles. Collars, &c.
Pine Harncaa To Order.
Iimumasmasmuin aiqa
liNta‘ ‘--«':.I'-I| in New York I‘
D l A M O N D S,
Rings. Lace l‘inx‘. Studs
‘SWIIABIIIII
'aIN‘t‘JN‘ ;
Gold
ms—m“-.. ... ._ - W..— m...
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Neg-{lllhi ti‘iéil‘iiliil "iii?" 8“ l "
lllhlltllildtlli I'll} had 1 til !
hing)
3i;
(‘liziiidlors
'3 ‘ lili'i'lLIlN i‘... foot lank.
BRIDGEPORT
1‘! “F. I} \II and "IIIN. RAILRU \D
(‘Hll'lis 3‘ "EST \ll\lil) I'.\IVT§.
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DUUUGINU MATERIALS.
SII;I. 1‘.-
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INIIUVEL" AND FORKS.
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for Trimming
Plflll 811” UN“) IUUl 31383.
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and I :lll‘i i-_:'I- lilill res,
list if Martians {reel
South Nor-Walk. Conn.
Hamil, Bailey & Co.
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nan now an i u: Tums. _
ALFRED H. GUERNSEY, Ph. D. .
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Springfield. Ina.
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Challenge Ice Cream Banal.
30 MAIN ST.
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RWERSIDE
UUUUTUUY ASSUUIATIUN
Tue grounds of [51‘s Association are
situated in the Uillrtiugllilf Sorwaik. just
na'rlli III~ I‘Ie L'Iaizin MIJls. between Spring
Hal lion-i and llIvI-Isidc Avenue. and
may lie rcuclmii by good not troll—kept
roads from all directions. Theeeuieicry
is divided int-3 iwcntydnxi sections. with
1} BOA D AY EN 1' ES
and suitable stricts. and the contour of
the Lind is such that I very taste may he
gmtilivd in the sillection of plots. The
axmnu-s are so :Irrtizigod as to mind an
nlIIIIBl.
CONTIN UOI’S DRIY E
In ad of t'w diff To!!! m‘tIIIIIN‘. Iiiil are
criisszsl, in I may dirt I‘tion, by the sin-Nil.
TI‘IIl‘lI I-viii‘y plat
An elegant
lllit‘ l‘Il \' LNG YA ULT,
calamity. aiil filial With his
Illtldrl'li iiiiproreriieuts, is near the (11
trance gale.
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L \I At‘ 1'! Y.
The entire space is not plotted, but .12
Vault Lots. reservations for 517 single
interments. and 2.10:2 Burial Plotsaro
now offend for sale at prloesycry favor\\
able to purchasers.
MAPS.
Maps of the Cemetery may beacen at
the cities of Mn. Exes KnquoII, the
Superintendent, on the premises: at the
ofliee of Box. Jam W. HYAT‘I‘, at the
Horse Railroad Depot; and at the office
of Mn Joust ll. Lioirr, at Snmh Nor
walk
or- tint I' irtingI'N may
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Norwalk Chronicler