Norwalk weekly gazette, Tuesday, July 22, 1884 · page 4

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‘Scientific

Atube containing a mixture of trie-
thylamine and water exhibits turbidity
at a temmrature of 26‘! C. Noting this
fact, Prof. J. H. Poyntiug considers that
such tubes may prove useful in indica-
ting the temperature of fever patients.

 

 

The latest medical dictum as to smok-
ing is that it is a prolific cause 0f nasal
and nasopharyngeal catmrh; and pro:
duces necrosis of the teeth, instead of
preserving them; but is an excellent
remedy in the incipient stages of insan-
ity.

 

Manganese in appreciable quantity has
been found by M. E. J. Miuuneue in
thirty-four samples of wine. Tests also
revealed‘its presence in various cer’efls.
As it can be detected also in nearly every
description of rock the above facts go to
prove the wide diffusion of this metal
throughout nature.

 

Sawdust when used as a substitute for

sand in house pleat“; '8' is alleged to .4

 

 

a recent meeting
of the Microscopical Society, London,a
very cm'ious microscope bearing the date

Mr. Crisp show .3"

1772 Besides possessing other peculi-
arities, it had three objectives attached
1o 11 sliding plate at the end of a nose-
piece in a manner similar to that adopted“
in the construction of the modern Har-
bey and other microscopes.

 

Dry pocket-glue is made of tw-elvei, ,
parts of good girls 'and five parts of ‘ "

sugar. The glue is boiled until it' 15 en-
tirely dissolved, the sugar is then put
into the glue, and the mass is evaporated
until it burdens on cooling. Lukewarm
water melts it very readily, and it is ex-
1:011th for use in causing paper to adhere
firmly, cleanly, and without producing
any disagreeable odor.

 

A simple way to ascertain

whethfl ..
sample of petr'oleum IS dangeiblba'o

has been recommended by a one
considerable standing. An; '
bler' is filled two-thirds full'v'n

While filling up the remain e- '
with boiling water a mas'flhfi'ii:
the vessel. If the vapor which rises takes
fire the test iudi ‘ ‘7' '
is not safe to bag 3'" tb t
. £11"
6‘ .

phere. '
21.411 WY "' 4.1-: e

A a meeting of the Berlin Medical So-

 
 

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ciety latelygplfit Ifitfip bf .4 ~
Prof. Virchow 0' final 36:?11118

in the Island of Cos, under theshade of
which Hippocrates is said by tradition to
have held medical examinations. The
tree stands in the market-place of the
town of Cos, on the east side of the
island, and the branches, which spread
over nearly the whole area of the market.
place, are supported by marble pillars.

 

German experimenters Ireportglthfit. .

Caucasian petroleum is not a good lubri-
cant for machinery. Its properties as an
illuminant, however, are of a higher or-
der, mid with a suitable burner excellent
results should be obtained. The point
of ignition is high, and this oil is there-
fore much less liable to give rise to ex-
plosions than most other kinds of petro-
leum. During combustion the Caucasian
variety only slightly carbonizes the wick
of a lamp. ~

 

Pr.of Scheibler, of Berlin, halin

11 p1 occss for the production flaw er-
ic acid from the slag made 111 the Thomas

 

 

' Write to us for these testimonials hi full or send

it: an
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EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET, SOUTH

Plants CFlowers at all seasons

arranged to order at short notice.

A “l"
11.111.111.115”;

SKIN All! fill)

 
 

“ELISE .
PimplesloScrolula.

housauds of letters ln'lour posseson repeat this 1
story. I have been a terrible sufferer for
years with blood and skin humors; have been
obliged to shunpubllc places by reason of my 111s-
figuring humors; have had the best physicians;
have spent hundreds of dollars and got no real re-
llcf until I used the Cutlcura Resolveut, the new
Blood Purifier, internal], and Cuticura and Cutl-
cnra Soap, the Great Sk n cares and Skin Beautifi-
ers, externally, which have cured me and left my
skin and blood as pure as a child’s.

Almost Incredible.
James E. Richardson Custom House, Ne
leans, on oath, says: —lu 1870 Scrofulous l
broke out on my body untll I was a mass of
ruptlon. Everything known to the medical f
t was tried in vain. I became a mere wreck.
t mes could not lift my hands to my headc 1"
not turn in bed; was in constant pain, and looked
upon llfe as a curse. No relief or cure In ten years.
In 1880 I heard of the Cuticura Remedies, used
them and was ‘perfec‘ly cured.
Sworn to be are U.S Com. J. D. Cluwronu.

Stillmore so.
W111 MacDonald, 2542 Desrhoru street, Chicago,
gainfully acknowledges a cure for Eczema, or
tRheum, on head, neck face, arms and legsfor
seventeen years: not able to move, except on
hands and knees, for one year; 11 etc help

himself for eight years; tried huhdr s 1 reme-
- c - is l s. Pcr-

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red of
1111!. by
are on
n1 hlm
cmnst
Peace

direct to the parties. Don't wait. Noy'v’ls thet x
to cure every species of Itcing, Scaly leply, S '5
fulous, Inherited Contagious, and Copper-colored
gasses of the Blood, Skin and Scalp with Loss of

Sold everywhere. Price: Cutlcura, 50 cents, .
Resolveut, $1. 00; Soap, 25 cents. Potter Drug and
Chemlcle 00. Boston, Mass.

For Sunburn, Tan, and Greasy Skip,
Blackheads, i’lmples, Skin Blemishes
In autll'e Humors, use Cutlcura Soap, 11. real

FORD 3

THE WISE PRE -.. fiVENT SICKNESS.

GINGER

REPARED with the utmost skill from 11113,
PORTED OINGER, CHOICE AROMATICS

and the purest and best of MEDICINAL FRENCH
BRANDY,A from the world-renowned vlnters,
Messrs. OI‘A RD, DUPUY a 00., COGNAC, ren-
dering 1t vastly superior to all other “Gingers,” all
of which are made with common alcohol, largely
e fifilflm 111:qu strength-
pai‘b Wat r, Unhealthy Cli—

mate, Uuwhol'esomIeI Food, Malaria, Epld em-
.. Cholera Morons,-

 

 

VI .
s or Loss of Sleep

that beset the utraveler or household at this season
at tot those ted bya timely use of
.éfie he Delicious Summer
hless lmltatlons. Sold

everywhere.P

 
 
 

 

y" Drug and Chem. 00., Boston.

Colllns’ Voltaic Electric Plaster
llustaut ya fl'tsec eNerv ous
System and baulshes Pain. A
P6118613 ElectrIc Battery com-
bined wlth a Porous Plaster for
25 cents. It annihilates Pain
vitalizes Weak and 11 em out
or. II"! Parts, strengthens Tired Mus-
ents Disease, and does more in one gall;
o

 

the me than any other plaster 1n the w orld.
everyw here.

JOHN H. $111111.
F L O R I ST 4

OF RAILROAD,

~ %%'Soulli Norwglk. Count,

Flowers for Funerals furnished and tastefully

 

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g .
x Pratt’ s+AstraI+0119x

£34.53! 1):"

attention and gentlt‘amanly drivers.

 
 

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8011141111 P111111 lllll

manila: 1..

“>2'mlflfi'l

senate it 'is'a perfectly safe

and uniformly goxl article, and

can always be depended on as

such. Accordmg to the. best
calculation, .it' inferior Oil .iSV
ordniary iff' “TENN? would

 

ot sale mlo‘rb 'thsiu f'i'oli'l' scaveng-
five cents to. one dollar on the
scannersrelies" ' entire yeah.
Why, then, should any risk be

i“phenom the choice of' a burnintrI

oil when PRA'I‘TS As'11'141. can

be obtaillediol' so small a cost?

—I——46 BROADWAY, N. Y, —-——- '1

1'1 the. .4
SOLE PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURERS.

S

15%

 

The Astral is particularly adapted for use in 01!
steel... on account of its absolute safety and
freedom from odor.

'. .5.
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'Money 1011,0411.

Enquire ofO. E. WILSON, No 3 Gazette Bullld-
lug, Norwalk, Conn. .

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loge Makmg

111i.
Repalring.

11,311th 3

Main St" South Norwalk, Ct.

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‘Greo. S. Gregory.

Livery, Boarding, Sale,
Eée'd alid'Ekcha'nge

Stables.-

 

0 . . . ' .
.3170. 14 Knlght 311.9
(In rear of Horse Gar Depot),
NquVALK, CONN.

Carriages furnished at all hours. (curfegus

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(ulchust method The 11““ ha?“ ..
1o sated 1n an oxidizing'fihin ”of "'ilil 1,111.43;

izcd and sifted. The powder 41s dissolved
in hydrochloric 1nd,; fifitbe édlnti’d

saturated with lime-water. The resulting
product contains frogs to r- unlit

.f 5.18
of phosphoricfid' in &0% ag'tiibam

phosphate of .Hme’g’ and a second roasting.
yields a slibsl'ilnde Eigw
of phosphdric ac1
cent.

1811 us 45 per

 

A description is given in the ‘Ezglish
- Mechanic of what appears to be a novel
electric bell. The battery is contained in
:1 cylinder of brass, inside which the line
wire can be coiled by turning a little
winch handle, and=tho-'gongrs'-earrred-at'
one end of the brass case, serving as a
cover for the magnet, etc. The case is
provided with legs, so that the arrange
ment can be placed 1n :1 horizontal posi- '
lion, find there is also a ring, which on-
ables it to be suspended wherever it may
be desired. The outside dimensions of
the whole apparatus are six inches by
(-0111 inches. 1"; 3 ;

One of the best electric light .systeinIsIi

 

41,...

 

was recently introduced Seth; 9 43,914,]? 731;; ’66?“
Theatre at Stuttgart. Quite unexpec Lily!" " [filing
the orchestra immediately owed signs bee-NO

 
 

that they d1sapproved=‘oi.i§ peWnS
of illumination, and they have petitioned

 

the management to. restore' 'the uld>oil r

lamps. 2111114161 W: fillifll ‘3 L1‘ ”21" El"

brilliancy of the electric lights has ”an un- ' ' ' M "N “"3“ "F 503'"
pleasant effect up th nerves,_aud_1thptit*‘ ‘I‘v‘ " “"“""“" ‘ "W"
has become“ dag. 11111111153111: bstongi" .' i. 5.,9 ill: ll}

of the conductofig '1‘ o ascertain whether
there me not be {something subslnntial .

in thesei ”Q gtfil'v"1codlni§' i ""

of oculists and disinterested musicians
have been ofiicially appointed.
M»...—
Idst of Patents

12131101] from the U. S. Patent Office for the week
ending July 15 for the State of Connecticut,
furnished us from the office of John H. Earle,
Solicitor of Patents, New Haven, Conn.
F. H. Chapman 8'. B. A. Woodiug, assignors to

Chas. Parker Co., hicriden, extension tube

for lamps, etc
I B. Davis, Hartford, equalizing valve for steam

I‘HPB- .

G. S. (zladdlng, Chester brush.

S. Halliwell, assignor to Sackelt Mfg. Co. .,
Wallingford, presser foot holder for sewing
machine.

J. C. Hammond & T. E. King, Westport, shoe
clamp.

T. toH.11.wley,. Fairfield, manufacture of carriage

L. Kpui'ght, New Haven, ,(pipe cutter.

J. Kuster, jr., Stamf'or automatic gate and
alarm for railway crossings.

P. C. Lathro Hartford, glove fastener.

 

 
 

' llmsass1 111-"16

Naugtauck,

. 81 '
ear India Rubber Glove Co.,
1 eating or cooling pad.
J. Spruce, assignor to Scoyill Mfg. Co. ., sheet
metal knob.
J. S. Taylor, Danbury, machinery for scalding

and felting hate.

3 I'
which

.9 WE WILL

 

 

Can be 11 1pm riately uote'd by the manufac-
ItiIirers of to \ilsonia agnetic Ap li'ances.
sandscefmen and mafia are to- ay living

thh 11 6 11 10111 ,
3&6'; Wréyllc$ ,t'diWilzbniaJo e

endorse the above quotation. The potency of
these appliances in lgirappling with and over-
coming all forms of' 1scases,1s becomin one
of the best established facts of the da. In all
diseases where the nervous system, t e diges-
tive organs, the l1ver or kidneys are concerned
the effect of Wilsonia IS simply marvellous. No
medicine required. No shock given. The
gentle action of constant, vitalizing, magnetic
cm rents' 1s sufficient to relieve the most obsti-
nate oases. Pamphlet and full information
given“ and appliances for sale by G. B. Plaisted
ruggist, Norwalk and So. Norwalk, Conn.
1y2l

 

._._———oo
DIDN‘T WANT A GIRL.
Last summer my wife’ 11 health was all 11111

.4 flotilla: Mill

 
 
 
 
 

Established 1850.

1y6 W 'H. BUTLER, 291 Broadway, New York.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1the: 4111119111 .4 "

TH F .NE WI 13%
WYZ'TJJI {$381427 ask 5' Denslow’ .9 Premium. Safty' .
Oil is a. I’erjieIctIly Safe Illtomzflator (ind its use will",

BO}!

 

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9.1!.

Doing lo the great depression in most kinds of lumrulncturintr.
interests and the consequent dullness of trade, we are 1111:1111an In
offer extra inducements to buyers

named 1’code and are confident that

:1 11d pr ice.

Watch & Clock Repairing & J obblng

1:1 I
. ' specialty at

Saving? oszfe 11171.12“ Property ”

011 an the Unifed States that 7i1'125 ever
endorsed by file .New Y orlc Board.
LFHJ' 'thm'l 00111111115316 seemsiunn
111-on SALE 111-c E‘RYW

it??? M. NICHOLS

1.4.1110an WATCHES JE

We have a full. line of the alUWu

' meats," “liniments” and “pain cures,”

..Gravel,

Pratt Manufaetnfing Co'.,~‘4I

 

SALICYLICA

Never known

 

The only radical internal romed.
to fall In mingle case acute or 1-. mile. It expels
the poisonous Uric Acld from the blood, which is
the prime cause of Rheumatism, Gout and Neural-
gla—As a blood purifier it has no equal. Acting on

Tim» 0141'! 11111.14 min 3111111111111
Reno-ran». at onx'slcnns a no
.~ y'rVnolssANDs 0E4. ra'rms'rs.

common sense principles 1t eradicates from the
. blood all poisonous matter which causes disease. —-

It has been In use for mahy years and cured a larger
percen of cases than any other remedy
for testimonials from the cured—Sallcyllca strikes

PHSITIIIEI’I CIIBES

directly at. the cau'slé- of these :lnseaiies'..w1111e so
ny so-called specifics only treat local‘y the clIecf.
When you have tried in'valn all the "oils,” “oint-

RHEMAT-IS 111

when

your doctor cannot help yo_11,1lo 1101. 1191191111
flake Sallcyllo'a at once and be c1tr'ed.—-No one can

Gout NeuraIgIa,

110911 to live In in and misery when Sallcylica
81111191111111; 11m $11 put mm in 1.111111111011- tb attend

Dlabetes

31 pbr box; 1'. 81‘0er Vror 3'5.
' with full directions Ill ten languages. Soliflly drug-

111111 "1111111111.

', gists everywhere, or sent by mainlircpaidmn re-
celet of price. I
WASBBURNE 11:00.. Propu. '
'287 Broadway, New York.

 

 

Elwin/118' Bet-g] 1110 Best.
THE4CLARKSON

STEAM COOKER,

PAT. MAY 10,1881, IMPROVED 1882.

This' 18 the only Self-Regulating Portable
Steam Cooker, 111 the United States
whereby all excess of steam pass—
es off.

N0 ODORS ENTER THE ROOM

Cooks every variety of food 1n the most palatable
manner. No food burns or dries. (‘an be used on
1 any Range, Gas 01' 011 Stove.

. 1111-11 to 1111 131111 P111911 11 Buy 11.

ATTHE
New Store,
N0. 53 WALL STREET.

Where you will find Lightmug, M lllv1lle, .t
Ma 111150 ’8

FRUIT JAR-‘4.

+Eddy'x- 1141111411101, 1
THE CHARCOAL FILLED

REFRIGERATOR. AND TH E

UIIL'AP NUT FILLED REFRIGERATOR.
' on. s'rovns,

'THE TUBU L \1'1 THE RICH-
MUND THE ADAMS & WEST-
ILAKE. 'I‘ H E LCONOIII‘:

2' MAY FLUVVE R.

-' ‘ IN

' I sell the following Amerm an makes:

l. Empire Pottely Co. .1111] Amer-
ican Pottery Co. in English. '
Bridgcwood’s. Henry AIL-oaks and
Beote & Co.

ALSO Sum. 'l‘_ns

 

 

 

' inmates.

, ter he likes them.

Send ‘

' wants to have that many nice lads adopted

‘ instructed as follows:

NQRWA-LK GAZETTE. 41'U1ESD'AY, JULY 22,1884.

Items-10f Interest

—,.-—

Iowa’s Girls’ Reform School has 11 111111111 1

May Lafian, the Irish novelist, has 1111:.
married to a Scotch professor bv the 111111...
of MoNabb.

General Phil Sheridan wears his unil' 1111
old and faded. The older they are the 1 e.

Belt, the famous Elglish sculptor, is'lhe .
son of a Yorkshire blacksmith and 1111s 11111-411
a messenger boy.

Women, under the laws of various Sluice,
are gradually securing their just rights in
_property and child: ' en.

11.131101111111111 (Mich) school mistresr. pun-
ishes refractory children by making 1111-111
stand m an empty barrel.

. A aloud has darkened the mind of 1.11114.
de la Itaniee, better known as ”Ouida." She
is, in consequence, strictly secluded,

Border brigandage captured the fancy of
an Iowa girl of fourteen, and she started '
westward, clothed like, a man and heavily
111'.111ed

A Wisconsin firm believer in a hell of ac-
tual fire for sinneis has fitted up his cellar
with painted flames, wooden demons, and .
other horrors. Here he takes his children
for whining. 4

. A-man travelledhastily from San Francis- .
co to Omaha,von hearing that he had been
"remembered” in his father's will, and the
"31’0" provedtrua, but the sum of the be-
quest was .one‘ dollar. 4

A San Francisco preacher advertised that
he would .discuss a family scandal on the
following Sunday morning. As- a conse—
quence the church was crowded. The sub-
ject was Adam and Eve.

Mun]: Murphy,,,a brakeman, with a claim
to eccentricity, has established it by riding
into Boston coiled up on a truck under a car,
to win a bet that he could not steal a pass-
age. Lacking a flag to wave 'in token oi
victory, he took off his' shirt and flung it to
the breeze.

When Seneca Haiues of Shandakin, N: Y.
becar'nc the father of twenty children by one
wife a fellow townsman offered to deed 500

another heir; Subsequently the prolific Mrs.
Haines presented her husband'with twins,
and the 500 acres were added to the Haines
real estate. ’

Under the apparently sensational heading
of “Twenty-two Little Boys, " the Cleveland
Protestants Orphan Asylum advertises that it

into good families. The ages of these young
persons~range from two‘monthsto eight
years.‘ The boys are all supposed to be
sound, kind and gentle, either singly or in
pairs. ‘

Peter Groot, a Chicago iron founder,
wealthy and high-tempered, went with his
family to sail on the lake, but all the boats
were engaged. He waited for one of them
to come in, only to learn that the man in it
proposed to keep it another hour.
fered‘ double price, but in vain. Wildly ex-
uspernted, he drew a pistol and killed him- '
self.

The Methodist discipline says that no
Woman ought ta marry without the consent 5
of her parents. A minister asks the official ;
Advocate if this is mandatory. He is in reply 1
"We regard this ;
passage as advisory, containing a sound gen-
eral principle, but admitting of exceptions.
Neither God, the State 1101' nature puts the
control of marriage absolutely in the hands
of any one but the persons themselves who
make the vows and must bear the burdens
of matrimony."

The United States is paying interest this 1
year to W. H. Vanderbilt on $37,000,000 of !
bonds, instead of fifty millions last year; to 1
Mrs. A. T. Stewart, $30,000,000; to Jay I
Could on $13,000.000 registered bonds and E
a large amount of coupon bonds. Flood, of '

 

 

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Decorated Chandler Sets.

Also, the

BMW STRITFIIRB SETS.

Decorated French (lluha Tet Sets.

I Also Tin. Copper, \\ node-n, lilass.
(‘rrzmIIteIV and Sheet ,Iron Warn
1 ' : ’\ISC,1'.

' FINE PUTLLRY SPOONS &c

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RD OF FIRE FJVDFR-

offliw

 

 

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IIIERE.

NG ”EPA 'IR’I‘IYI I-Il\ 'I'

 

w‘e’ lc’a'n Isuit yet both iniqua‘lnv

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so N1 s.

11
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n'lf' it‘llntlcr.

 

down, and she wanted me to hire a girl to do
the 11'-01k. In a little while I found one I
thought would suit her, when to my surprise
she said I need not hire anyone, as she felt
much better,' and thought another bottle of
Sulphur Bit.crs would cure her. 29
DONALD Gnsr. 41 Worcester square, Boston.
_————«
Taps Worm. -—Our readers should notice
advertisement of Heywood 1k 00., who claim

 

 

an infallible remedy 'for Tape Worm. 1y20
___._—noo
Tun Pines. -—The celebrated whiske called

Golden Sheaf Bourbon' is sold lower t an any
other whiskev of equal ualify in the market.

 

of the diseases prevailing in the Spring and
Summer season,

 

PBICE,FIF13EEN céi'vzrls' A 1101:. ' '
EMORY’S LITTLE CA’L‘HAit'l‘lC PILLS

“bur Costiveness, lndI

are the BEST EVER I

dose of lines or lour diy a

bymail.

Emory’s Little Cathartlc are mo
Pill ever use here. W 91-111
Harmony Grove.Gn. - 'rrioril'i’s
H111 op. Mill

ozsgmsloufihl’oathanlcs. — Wm..B

It' is 111-sand softened y use box with wonderlul reenlist—
p _.___._.4ee—————~ m?”mn mend them. —John Collins, M.
Vselrrms. By its use you will prevent manv Mabel-1y, 810. R Bflmm Jflckson- 3"" Th

every night for a weekdd ti'vo. makes the l'nmutn miicl l
lar as clock work;111ey purify the blood and 11111 new lilb'inl'; broken 11

lIody. Purely Vegetable, Hamlets, Pleuahkilaf’allltlecflle youngesuchlm may
take them. Sold by all Drnrglsts and Medicine Dealers 111415015,
STANDARD CURE 00., Pmprletors, 197 Pearl 81., N. Y.

NJV-Bak

I} 1‘. i; It mgw pd myself Bogart;
'5' s11: $53M

:1

Brass and Bronze llbl'allHangillgLamus’
Very Low in Prric c.V

"12.

{Argent and Best Stock1itIIi.4:
Stoves. "Rauges '81' Fui'haces.
In \oi walk at Bottom Prices.

Also 11 I'm of Second- Hand Sum-s
,gaud' ~Iliauges i-n goodV.-old1-1'".

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Slm uds Manufacturing 00., also lhe woll- known
Richardson 111 labynmu Co.,1'1nd I still continue to
do all kinds of Slate un1l"l'ln Roofing, Leaders],
A]

r

Gutters, Smoke Jacks, 111111 General Job!
Work receives
sounl- snpervls'Ifion. Having had considerable
practical ex 1erience in this line. I think I can
please 1111 w 0 may .favor Inc with their orders.
l‘haukful fol the “have! patronage 1n the past. I
shalllendeavor Elly an: and honorable dealing to
merit a continua ace 'of the same.

 

"5 Nb. 153 WWII] '44Sfmwt

Next Door to N'amnal Bank of Nor walk.
New ,. ' , 181:01' e".

 

 

 

.4JULY 29, 39 and 31,1334,

4t Nair/walls Hotel

study
gn hathl a

£313 menses
s ore otdlt original
or and cure 3all the various diseases of the ey.c
I 1 .1avc tiller re combined my practice of an.
ullst wtth't at of an‘ Optician, and am now en—
.1111 to furnished all kinds of lenses and styles of
mlectficlsls and Eye.Glas111:1: iwhich 111:1: made 111
cr un own so rvson, 0 so my era-V
‘ncrs’ acidity allnféri'fp. ’l 'l

Labia-ultaiion Free.
leferenccs—Geo. G. Bishop. Charles 01mslead,'

DepuSlltIy Slitl‘lll ..Charles Alla'm's, Mr.1‘lareuce'
sh wit .1‘.F.BenInef.Ig .

.—. ——L_..-_._:.1_.—_‘ y.'—é

..W‘BURRITT

Not-walk.

agent for the

Il‘airfleld Range

3292

$11,

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tIon, Headac 6. “II 11 111111
Little Cathiirticg'Ifi 1113; ml Inpfiibl- ei"; 1.111
Hill's thug-

own

a Box, 01

re than 111 maimed; lheyprovew to be the "bee

twice).
Llf'lle' Ca‘lliaril'l':P Mus-most n’d'buliii‘bfa 1111 the
vaaeu mother used one

s ltlver. 01.1.. 01.311 ‘

13111121341111 rove. Ohio. I - x
1).. Athens. Texas They are «1:515:11 i4
ey are unexeellcd. —Mrs. Elizabeth Rayner 112'

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.' and. most perfect baker sold In the market. Are

 

111%,

,., 4 1 5}), . ,1"
ave. '1 1'F%Ma;forthih cl'h'd Range
for Norwalk and' vlc ART“ fully warrant It in
evel 'y way. The is made at the Sang-
mm: x Iron Worleu fluid enables me to get repairs
on! auges eta 1’: notice with no delay or

exp. use. I guarantee this Range as the quickest.

 
 
 

.er'n" 191111111141:

styles and has Iurepntatlon second to none. - I19tf

1111111.

wanted for The Lives of all the
sldeptss of theU. S. The 1111'
., book ever. 801 for 4|
1h use gfigoflt

_ taste-1 g? 1103;;
‘lnt'e 11.1mm tigAnyone e

a snow infill agent. Terms fr'eel Hanna‘s Boox

 
 
 

 

 

‘ 'N rival}: a; '111 South Norwalk Agent for the

as far as possible, my wn per—

L‘-" .I .

‘4 L simplett11he has no servants, no luxuries,

. e here' that I could not ke'e h -
with t fbem P 8 op

1 Essex street, mLawrerIlze. ..llfass

4 grain and flavored with Juniper berries and a

' old London Dock Gin.

:Bou'ruaa 011., 128 Water street; Boston.

constipa on, sick headache and

California, has $15,,,000000 and there an. '
half a dozen holders who have about ten i
millions each. Moses Taylor, of New York, I
has $5,000,000, and D. 0. Mills $4,000, 000.
The Rothschilds are said to have $400,000, -
000. Baroness Burdett’ Coutts Bartlell
i has $20.1;000000 the Duke of Sutherland
$5,000 000,000 and Sir Thomas Brassey $5, 000,-

' 000‘. new fashioned buggy is the latest addi-
tion to narrow gauge vehicles.

, depends on a single wheel, and it is also to be
I drawn by a horse instead of 'being propelled
by the rider. According to the descriptions
given in the papers of Illinois, where the in-
; volition originates, the peculiar merit claimed
for it is absolute safety from upsetting, p051.
sibly because this is the thing which would
i come into the reader’s head at first 11’s the

danger specially to be feared from so queer
a coutrivance. '

The following is the name of God in forty-
eight languages. Hebrew, Elohim or Eloah;
Chaldiac, Ehh, Assyrian, Eilalz; Syriac and
Turkish, Alah; Malay, Alla; Arabic, Allah;
Language of the Magi, 01'81'; Old Egyptian,
I Trust; Armorian, Tuetz‘; Modern Egyptian,
Tenn; Greek, Them; Cretan, 171121131130—
lh'an and Doric, 1109,- Latin, Dem; Low Lat-
ial, Diem; Celtic and old Gallia, Dill; French,
Dim; Spanish, Dias; Portugues, Deon; Old
German, Diet;Proveneal,D1bu; Low VBre-
ton, Done; Italian, Dio; Irish, Die; Olala
tongue, Deu; German, 0011; Flemish, Coed,-
Dutch, Godt; English and Old Saxon, God;
Teutonic, Goth; Danish and Swedish. ‘1;Gut
Norwegian, Gad; Slavic, Bach,- Polish,§Boy;
; Polaoa, Bu11g;. Lap. Jubinql; Flemish, Jum-
1111a,- Runic, A8,:Panoni1u, 131m,- Zemblian,

Fame,- Hindustan, Rain; Coromandel, Bra-
1.1111, Tartar, Magatal; Persian, Sir/1,- Chhese,
I’russa; Japanese, Gcezur; Madagascar 121111-
911111; Peruvian, Pudwcamae.

 

A PHILADELPHIA unmoxa'ulx.
One of the wealthiest men in Philadel-
phia—some say the wealtlriest~is ' dly
overheard of. He is Mr. Ismc WI:
Iliamson,' who, although past eighty years-
'ot age, is yet em and active. He lives
at Bryn 111111.111. habits and drag; are
those of a man eking out a subsistence,
4 but he' is popularly reputed worthbetmen
310,000,“)0 and 800,000, 000. His dress' 1s
poor and. almys the same; his food isthe

, :no horses—nothing whatever to Viugficate
V411is gut wedth. '

#—
PER-AI.“ INTOXI— ADULTEBATION.

V In Germany the adulteratio'n of- food or
drink involves, 'on conviction of the delin-
quent. extremely. heavy penalties. At an
linstance. a wine merchant, for manufactur-"
ing a liquor sold by him as pure wine but
adulterated with various compounds and‘ 111-
gradients, was convicted and emerced' in a
heavypenalty, sentencedto -be imprispned
with hard 111-bar for three and a half years,
and 9.0.000 bottles of the beverage lthat
still remained unsold 1n his cellars were for-
felted.

 

Nature he's presented us with a large
faculty of entertaining ourselves alone; and
often calls us' to it, V'fo teach us that we owe
01111111911911. putt to society, but' chiefly and
mostly to ourselves
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N"o better he'ritbg'c can one possess the
cheerf11lne§s._” _ ..__ 4_

”CULT; NOT 1111.11P

Shop Without them. 1 I c11111-4idcr your Sulphur
Bitters 8.1191111111111011» b'loml pur1fie1'.I know
f' level-r1 people, whose mean wer e' considered
hopeless that have been entirelv cured 11v
our medicine. Tim sale of‘ Sulphur Bitters
11.4.1. 1mm, Pharmacist, 99-

'4“ _._.~_._. _

How' It Is MADmLJDietilled from the best of

A ll these make Dunster’s fine
In bottles only. Drug-

choico cordial.

giste have it

 

 

acres of land to him if he was blessed with ' '

-Hc or. , '

Unlike the 1
'. bicycle, which possesses tWO wheels, though '
V' it has them in the same plane, this buggy -

Automatlc Blind Awning Fixture.

 

W H. SMITH & CQ.-,
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IRON AND STEEL. '

Carriage Makers and Builders’ Supplies, Agrlclltural Imple-II
. ments.‘ Doors, Sash and Blinds, Paints, '

' Glues, Fertilizers. etc, etc,

15 and 17- Water SL, '

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'cmcaco, nee-1. 131.1111: a meme v,

Being the Great central L1ne.-aflarde-to travelers, by reason ,of In unrivaledzeo—
graphical posit-1011,1110 shortest and beet route between the East, Northeast nnt'lI
Southeast, and 'the Week, NorthWeer and Southwest.

It In literally and atrlclily rule. that Its bunno‘ctlouo are all of the principal uno-
of road between the Atlanxle and the Paclflc.

By Its mam llne and branches It reaches Chicago, Jelle't'. Peoria"; 012mm. ..
La Sane, 0e neeee. Mollnc 'n'n'd Rock Island. In Illinois; Davenport, "manna.
Washington. Keokul.. Knoxville. Oskalooaa, Falrfleld. Des memes. West I. berry.

Guthrie Center and councll' mum, 4
111-meson". and harem »
villas” and town-

lowa City, Atlantic, “11411;. ‘Audubon, Harlan,
’ In Iowa, ' callatln. Trenton; 'Camoron and human Olty,
worth and- Atonleon In Kansas, and the hundreds of cltlos,

Intermediate. The

“GREAT ROCK ISLAND' R0 '

As it :c familiarly called. ofle'ro to travoluerIe ”:8th adianl‘lago“. afiganolnit‘e'u
nc. dent to a smooth truck. safe bridges, nlon no a a a mac 1 g .
l-eé: Express Trains. composed of COMMODIOUB.‘ ‘WELL' Vll'l‘lmVlD', WELL

' HEATEB'. FINELY- UPIIOLSTIRID am’l ELIOAIL-‘l' DAY cancels-1' a= linear and
MOST MAGNIFICENT HORTQN REGLl'llmc CHAIR CARS over but 3 P LIAN'S

4 latest designed and handsome“ PALACE SLEEPING '01“!an Di 6 CARS 4
that are acknowledged by prose and people to 'be. the FINEST? ”Gill'- IlP'bll ANY
ROAD 111 THE COUNTRY. and m which superior meals are served to travelers at

be low rate of SEVENTV-FIVE CENTS EACH. ,
' runes roams each Vway between 01410an and the isleso‘ul'l‘l bums.-
'rwo TRAINS each w'a'y between CHICAGO and llllllllAPOuC and BT.‘ PAUL. ..

afLBERT LEA ROUTE

January 1. I382, 11‘ new line wlll be opened. vla Seneca and (outtakes. between
Newport News. Richmond, Olnclnneltl. Indianapolln and La Fayette. and Council

3111115, St. Paul, Mlnneupclle and Intermediate points.
4 All Through Passengers carried on Fast Express trains. ,
For more detalled Information. see Maps and Folders. wb'lch may be obtained. as
well as Tickets, :11 all principal Ticket Office's In the Honor! Stani- a’nd' Canada, or or -

R. R- GABLE’V El STU “on", " . .
Vlcevi’res't as Ger-'1 Manager, - cen'l f'k't & Puefv A; t.

CHICAGO.

JESSE HO’PSON.

MANUF CTUREII OF

 
 

 

FIN-E. can 3 IAGES

Co aches, Landau Landaulets, Broughams. Mail thtons, T Carlin
Village arts, Hearses :1n1‘I Undertaker-’1; wagons. '

Hewoul (I call the attention of those desiring Fine Carriages in any style and
design, that. he has had a practical epcrience of twenty- -five years in the mauu~
fucturc of Fine Carriages, would also invite attention of Liverymen and Under-

apploved designs.
Hearse Mfg. Co.. for 10 years and' 15 now sole proplielor.

Carriage Repairing in all its Branches;

NOR. "7A LK. 'UNN'

SOMETHING NFW '2
UNEQUALLED 1 TAB] E LUXURY. 1
"GREAMERY BUTTERED FLOUR”

THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF'I'HE AGE. 4
Any one can make the most' delicious biscuit by using this 110111. simply add-
n1r a little water and stirring with a spoon.
Mullins Griddle Cakes, Pie 0111s.. Dumplings,- Fritters Cakes, 81c. 1'1'aIn be
made with as little 1rouble, '
Ev cry lady who has tried, will leconnm-Iud it.
once surpn'sc all who by it.

IT IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. ,. , 4

It contains nothing but the best new process flour,pu1'c c1eamery.butler and
carbonate of soda, salt and c1eam of l.11tur.'l‘h1- Secl'et lies in' the inivlu'r» of

' these pure i1111'rcdienfs by ingeniously constructed machillely. "

Full di1'1e111'ons on each parka-re. Put up in three pound bags.

FOR SALE BY

ROBEH T'i‘ BEATTY

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'Try‘ it. ‘

 

A an ong and Indestructible Fence, at Less Cost than with Cedar Peste' (with Safety Gun:
a lad: seemed to' Board Fenc ce.)

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Cur/1151.1: A1111 Bmm—Couceutrated EV:-
tract' of Rye is cheaper and' better for arch:
the family-than any Bonrbbn Whiskey. It‘ 111 a 1
leasant safe have and medicine besides.
or' sale by the 11 Hours, Tn Dorm-n

 

Palmer’s Little Liver Pills move the bowels
regularl‘. and radically cure billiousnesl.
dim uses.

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(Send fel"Ci1'1-'11l111 gii 11.1;fi'1lllpa1 t1111l.1- ) "

 

Thousands have been cured. Why should you

 

 

110., 1111 nnuu, Me.

110‘ 1mm one bottle of: hen?

ll

takers to his very Flue Hearses and Undertaker’ s Wagons off the latest and most "
He would also infer in them that [11' was manager forthe Youlo‘ -

Its lightness, [unity and ol'rcell-' 5

" C1'1rnucopia SPIent'y of earns.

[1058

sidewalk' is the man who; 1‘1“]! “10.1mm”

eye."

Adam wasnota l altho
hislgIayII he 1'1'1'a'i'1'i'eld'J mullifi'tvomen the
wor

who will be the next President and will
Vnpt tell. 1

form was swept 1113. “let us’ uy the matter
. on the 'table.‘

feet high. The new style of American liar
' ranges from five feet upward.

take three-q
It is ‘well allo
piece of meat;

. madam '1’" midnight.
80?."- “Bemuse 10-day 1a 'the auniv'érsary of
my tailbond‘

out the
~‘ the country I: sponge of my father-in-law.
Be away all Summer. ” V

to 9111de are you. 9’

Whe'n you ’
photographs; can't you F’s -'.1

finger bowl placed before her for the first
. timeaud

himfirryagoldheadedm 11.-hie can't

I'midé‘."

l'“ grip on tho'ee It'ellowi'l! "
, , 4

NIAsthew

' to Mike. '
too, if you came home and 'fonnd y'our wife .
.‘ in bed with spinal

- day squeezed into a bum
: .youug mauandnotfindgtheleest fault;

' Springfield physician gravely,” as he looked

- worm is to w h the .11ng of. rapture
' chill: parcels mi ther of th'e‘diideashe
dues". lenidfi up Wig): 81 “I, 1011! his

~ he tell tothe family as I- do to- company,

(Do ‘not use your hands in making). ~

"-1111

4'yuu do to company, and ask metohaveI
.; another piece of pie?"

4 ‘ mgr school
dearest friend, " it" 18 not allowable" 1n polite

.1 6"‘1111111'1'11: .

. hicks nkehi'shther. Mary."
4 ingenoughforthat!”

. “My? son," add an Arhnsaw colonel o1
:the'tefor'rn‘odschool. ."‘in. Inn. always that

- ......pr _ .

o "' 2801100111113.
c1241 seizer ." The sherifi.

A Igroat foot race—Chicago girls.
The dissipated actor his “tights" on If!

Theehapwhoshahfithedoornltonthe

'l'hii'meanSs't‘ma'n out is one who knows

I”

4 “And now,” said the foreman; as the pied

The old style of Irish lyre was about four

. r ‘

A health journal says that you oughtto
rs of an 1:011:16: dinner.
add a few 0360111101; and a

”Don’t you dance at all this e

vening.
‘fNot till ",4 “Why

sde'oth."

esa oodde'él otcouragetownte

Ittakes
cement: “Gone down into

SinVyou Thane going to Paris
mll‘be nice;

chine back 'youeauta'keallour

A little girlat'dhmertheother. my had a

e mledthe com yby'askins-
“Say. grgdnia',’ ’where's the 5???

10113011119 sa’ys

11111930111! for an else, Ilii'etewaee

buy caughthmparthuhaumthe

encemawhilewehear

centpiece, ,Jrnt wait qutiIII the Lord gets a

 
 

V“ O, I love the £1 9 glittering gold

And the green of he" black-faced bill,"
Said the grim cashier, so brave and‘ bold,
tn into his grip-Isaak rolled,
Erehe 10413101111111. ,{

“What makes you 1 so, blue 2," said Pat
“' Begona, an you’d 1‘er 'blue,

magma." "Be hevinsl
l'd uv shot the bloody. ItalinnII" -.

four feetof seat,‘ 111 astreet car for a ride of

six blocks; but she will '1"ide 11' day Sun-
.m- beiide her

“30114 'm‘ust bathe "3.4111111 a

at. the

petient's tongue and felt his pulse.
“Biff,“deot’oa I do,

1'6turned the sick man:

-:="I'goiiI1Isw1mm'ingreguhrly every Fourth'
of July." . V

are all. the loveliest spectacle. in this

115‘ es 111111 rubs his ears together at the back
m his head.

A nan-vhtyI boy said to his mother. “You
For, 111a, you're always telling me to behave

out way dout you bdn've the remote fne as

‘No, sir,” said the physician who had
worked over the Texas inan fished out of the»
water" unconscious; “I ‘never could have
brought him :back to life. If that circus
pioceesiuu hadp’t
have regained consc10usness."V '

44 "No,”4 1.1an girl to hei'
society to say,- ‘He hit off more than he
could chew. The correct expression is, ‘He
severed. With his incisors more than he was
able to ma'shm't'e was 'his molars.”

gallant schoblb'oy'Vs 1111111111111. girls!
envy from friendship, multhly genial afiec-
tions, divide time by 1min“ and recrea
tiou, reduce scandaly to Vita lowest denomina-
116p, and raise virtue to' its highest potver 1’?

fiddler:
mere. 9" Friend at the wake. '
an ,
hel'pme, gracous, I amson'yl If I had
some two doysI sooner I could have sold her

dose two uapkinssheproinised to my last
t1'1.eek" .
AScotchbo‘yhaddeliv'eredamessageton
1ady,butd1dnot seem 41in a hurry to go.
‘ukedl- ifthex‘e wasanythiugelsehis

1180”!“ M0 m I
pulshe iaid' 1mm, to seek'an'ything fol

11111111111141 'my' 'heart g'obd tr
~ se'e'vyfha'a'nd thilhabyrtoIge'the'ri': 118‘s a puff

picture. Sure and hafnfiheimage; at you;
Fwd mother: “But theyI ell
ousomaid

“me-your seal, men, he knot good-look

itapo'int, not to ugh "

c'alls'm'e'g

If he has'ashiowledge‘ the ”emotion, am
if he has not,I1_noIve to another neighbor
hood."

I- ' . .I4 AIL. '- .
gees Launl‘ly shedld neoltwwear" rigs 11pm
- hail mdv‘ "'Bécouse', poplin

hurtmwhm‘anu mbodyqiioeezn my:
“What 1111-1111113. I“ hale“ on have your

y, none;

11
go ; 110118,"; " one
aqu
it.

ear-trim
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5111-11111”,- Pie‘rre anally
whydoesuncletrytomahm

1111111 11 'h'undred times and knows’he

 

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1

do it ?"

" , of some infernal '
‘ jacks-twang the was Prayer into such
a small space as that occupied byathree

The average young lady 'wantg at: 1.1151”

,pasaed he never would-

81:13 they' 'ad'd' charity to beauty, subtract

“Where 111 dot heyIlem tlIiv§

she" died- two days ago." Paddler: “So

coming. but if 'y'e give" 'm’é' anything I ‘was to

l
as that 4111

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out 16111111111111; 1138‘ told the 1mm 01' not.

 
 

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but still you
. 1!" like to keep" it in
ee'zi'ng- 6111.111" The father couldn't see

Hereisggoodatoryabout a 10'“th boy .

almanac-1a.. Hammoklumtosee H
old,,11ncle who was gay deaf aflhadan ,1

outof Ithat hornwithhisear, when ,hbhaI's:
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"DANBIJRY 81' NURWALK R. R..

Commmngmnmuu
BIAILY TRAINS 'I
see-ml -- '. '

11.111.19.11, Lv .811. 11411111, 119mm. 9.11.1.
”up 14mm. ' wan.
1:22pm. :10 ‘I' '1 1:. 9”

43,9, 11%..“ V233."
,,, meg-m.

Ilv. Wilson Point, Lv. So. Norwalli, A". Norwllk.
88019803.,55‘ m-
HOP-:m- 21311-111. 810]). 111.
425 . gal m.
540. - 615 “ ON”. I.

case. 111. cnawronn 811111-

IMMI- 3.113.341.1919.
Trdns leave South Norwalk for New YIVI'I'.
less 1 04 11. 111.30; Express

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4
2.. .. Emmi” so -1
. ex 3 1'
no 11" swimmer 411-“ 1‘
175i; ‘: fienom‘rlou 510. " ; “
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725 “ SN. ex 88 "‘f m
742 “ Localex 811 “
'sas “ u u ~sao “11:8. ..spedal
ace " '4" 1'; 0“»“1' l min
1:233:11: mm’rlou 12“ ““"'W 'ex.
1145 “ . Amngfio'g . ShhdlyAcFe' 1180-1915;“: '
. plural“ “
. Leaves South Norwalk for New Bevan.
1!la.1n.,Wash.ex 814p. 1008!. .,
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480'“ ~IJoc'aldx announce-.13.“
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540 "‘ 13.211.911.111 "“' ennui.

 

'Purmughrnu 1‘. nwnsem minnow.
son “MN m munnrma.

roomme Savanna-18,1“.
Leave New York from foot er b'erty
'fo'r-P Phllad'elhu. 1.1 mm”

N111. Gmnsmulalomllzlsa.
180,8?4M,5.30,1',llp. 1n. oiisuu ’ 'l'c'li

19.. 5,:80,18p.
‘ or 'l‘reilton, wares" modifier 1111114 7:45,
m11:10fim.-,1:80,I 1 9:111.

 
 
 

4:30.111!» 1:110
summaslaajm, -_ :1'2’ V’VV' ,'
From stations Ninth and Cr Street; at 1:80I
sm,aao11,a.m.,11s,a- q”8811011521 m'

schema. WE?” 1111:3113?!
Ram 1111., 1:110, 3.311, can, 8.801). n. oasunaarat 3.15,
a. 1n., 4: 80 p.111.

Frdln Trenton, Warren and TacflMl
890,8:95, Ions, 10:08, 11:34, a. 111.,
CM 0'“ 7313:!

at:

1-93p.111.%‘i§p‘.m.
Slumra‘ can? ttrifns saws-11‘ York
ALL RAIL“.- r011" Load '13 cu
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The Favorite: Steamboat, 4

 

Commeucli'l' lf'er WW 1'11 between New
York and NorwllkI,l'du

111. any, May 19th,1884.

and will continue to run dsll'y (Sundays excepted,
during the season, Leaving Pier 27, foot' of Dover
Street at 11.-45 p. 111., and foot of 31st street, East
River, New York, at 3 p. m. Returning, leaves
Wilson’s Point on arrival of train from Da'nbury at
7:fiam.

Single Faro from Norwalk, {500nm

Excursmn Tickets, 70 “

Single Faro from 8011111 Norwalk,- 40

Eleni-sins Tickets, 4,1 . 50"“ “
W160 S o

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1119111111111 1111111111 5‘1

Freight Linedireet to New York
Landing at Pier 23111.11!
foot Beekman Street.

Lollil'llates than‘ by any other Lino.
‘ Tasmaen'

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pity- of NorWulk

W111 leave 91.. sen. R. .1 1119- and wave
o’clock 11.,dallyonnondiy, usfiuh‘Pim for
Norw Noivnlk. Nor'wnlk

1n the night time so“arriving in New Yor early lo

.: the Frelggt," tuken when: and IIrocelved mail-1W

at very reduced

bgfl'pou 1111151111111th manila-.11. Cny' bf’fioi’wilk wll

. benefit formpeclallou ormlglfV u‘ywhsreln New
IVYIOI'k or ltd Vicinity.

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Stranger and Better Pence than England ”and Germany Prelude, and a stunt half the Cost. The Only hustled Intel 99911 ever'Ofimdv' '
MHnd a; 181:0"! oneetm‘l '11 cost orBom d Peace; (The posts are '

 

 

 
 

 

« ‘ T E. SPAIDS, Pi'es’t and Manager V183“, Michigan Ave., Chicago,- 111,:

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- :1... 4 PENSIONS
T'rarle discount on 1 1‘0” lI1os14s.1-1'Ioss 10 per cent. ; on 10, 000 posts; or less, L6 ‘ align; 53 5'4 Andall' 111 U. S.
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or disease entitles to' a ' .
m""ec‘ted claims a specialty! Evpel'digns
d,elay' counts against: inch-11pm icants.
Charges of dcsertion can he removed for

 

cause. NEW? honest claim will succeed.
W. H.N OBLIE, Bridgepon. Office at 91
Stratford'j Avenue.