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Will Shillillii Public Bu S ALlCY 1119A. .Sunbeams,
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BABY Hill/[OBS
AUGUST 5, 18 84.
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A composition has been invented by MM.
Daliltworth and Landeis, of St. Petersburg,
Items of Interest.
Benedict Arnold’s descendants are now,
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DANB‘iim/t NORWALK a:
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a heated tom—shot u blazes." .
Soho'ol for-tho " find ’3': Poker.
Automatic, Blind Awning Fixture.
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Hair,
among the most highly esteemed resi- “ .. . [I . _ , l ' -
. 5‘ 1‘ I ’ ' " ' " . " : Ll e1. hover known . h ; . .
dents of Leeds and Grenv1lle, Canada. See if “X1 Pifafitbsi‘ - str all +11 9 x‘ ‘tolrltlii filialt‘ggattllefltiéegl il‘grgghcd 1: ill 1: A splended tantalum—four aces. ‘.‘ Inch 15 reported to be tough, elastic, water. C ., m I
. . . . a i; ' a :. . i . 4 _ i u l Uri Add from t e c , . , '. . _ . f’. _. ‘ . _. _ ommenp g'unum 1884.
A railroad m wluch the cars run astnde 'vvhat . , ., l . . ° la: 513323331; oi Rheumatism, Gout arid Neural- _ A par of dumb Wm gleepmg beau , pine insulating “'1 Short. a nearly sufii D A I I. t T n A 1;“
a Single nil has been so successml in l ' gla—Asabloou purifier it hasnoequnl. Actingon ties. ‘ 'V " ' .-i.-nt substitute for radar. rubber. It 18 com- S . ‘
I A ' ‘ are . ' ouch. '
. . . . . .. . A. , . . ., .. , . . Afixed star: Aleadin actor who makes posed of a mixture of wood and coal tar, ,
glues that one hke it is to built in Cullcura #9. Because it is a perfectly safe 'l‘I-IEOLD unplug? taught: a dead foil , . 8 “med“, omkefit, spawn“, and 3",; iv, skull“ lv.So.Norwalk, “was“ Pom
lance. Innings-E- D By 9 s A i l I i ‘ . - - 747 a. m. 71.5 a. m.
Cases of delirium tremens in Iowa are does. and uniformly, good Nticle. and - ,, fflotspmfis if” PATIENTS. “33’3“ trebuebles: Too much hash; not Enid f:f:?0n;':in:h°f°ufmy “meals": Igggp_‘;n flap; 3331):"
' ' ' ' " ' ' " f‘l lit“. ,- :-' - -- 2' .- i» ,. i 3 map mes. . e In urge vesse . 439 u 4 - -., - . -, .
exultmgly cited by the prohibitionists as , , . . _ , ~ _ ' a 4‘ I 5 05 .
. . . . . I as commougscnse principles it eradicates front the . . minus of an rheatea stem“.
proof that their new law 15 rlgldly em for me}: . : can aIWays be depended OI i"%°g’§;ep,fls°“°“§ Tfitg‘yvgggfifigfigefigfé; mathinlbn—hi‘tppy esone dilute 1111:1112?) Elegy; P? L WI P or .
‘\' - t ' ' 111138 0 l! mak ’ v. i ll, I
forced. The drunkards oannotget rum . INFANTILE mm Birth liunaors, Mill; (gust, such. ACCm-dlng to the best percenfi‘gmifpasesf thfiany::he§'nfiec1;llfgg.stgfiilg let go. Itlms been observed by chcdish engi- 9303?. Oh" 3,3: :fm'k' figz’g'k'
" ‘ ‘ ‘ '1 ever or 0 or es Jonas mm c cur (— , _ . . . ‘ , . . | . , .
and ”go mad. “61118110121Eégilfifikngg’eglgrséfglouS an; “heme“ l ‘ . 'li- ' fl ' 0'1 is . - I ' ‘n ‘ ' ‘— The average lwlth a big hotloaded With hours that the Quantity of phosphorus in ligp'iln' ii: p‘dn' 218 p. m.
From the Will Of a Quakeress, MISS Diseases or “I? B1003),iiiél‘gggegcgsl’pgfigltgggfgug calcu Milo“: .1 m ”‘10" l H PUSH-WEI] CURES flmowers and! all: head till you DEALERS IN “‘0 pig—iron manufactured with charcoal is 510 “ 615 u 330:: 11::
from In may , 1 ' t it w her. larger than that in the ore and fluxes, even CHAS. M. CRAWFORD, Supt.
l-Iaughton, who recently died in Dublin :
“ I bequeath the sum of $5, 000 to the
national cause for the independence of
Ireland—liberty for myoountry to rule
helself.” ' .
A man was tried in Dublin for polyga-
my. He was the possessor of five wives.
The verdict returned was “ insane with
regard to his matrimonial engagements,"
and he was consigned to an asylum.
The parents of 9. Berlin girl attempted
to blackmail two artists for whom she
had been a model; but the charges did
not frighten the painters, and the liars
have gone to prison.
The orange tree at Versailles, known as
the Great Constable, is nearly 500 years-
old. It was planted in 1422 by Eleanor
of Carlisle, wife of Charles .111, King of
Navarre. '
to save life from fire. It can readily be
attached to every kind of belt used in
gymnastics exercises, and furnished
with a cord, the person thus equipped
can lower himself with any speed desired:
rThe Digger Indians of California feast
upon‘rasshoppers and wild honey. To
secure the former the make a grand
drive, getting the “game” into a pond
of water, and then catch them in baskets,
dry them, shake the wings off and store
them away for winter food.
In the Luray cavern, the guide re-
marks, “ N ow I will show you the crown-
ing wonder of all,” and points to a little
circular depression in the rock—a perfect
bird’s nest—and there, to carry out the
illusion, is a little white egg, smooth and _
perfect in shape as reality. There were
three, but some vandal stole the others.
Joaquin Miller attracts attention in
.Washington by means of his log cabin.
In a corner as you enter the room is an,
eagle nest containing six eggs. Over that.
mantel are hung phOtographs. The logs
are gayly festooned with bowie. kniyes,
firearms,
sonages, and Indian trophies.
One method of circumventing the pro-
hibitory liquor law. of Iowa has been de-
tected. A Milwaukee firm undertook to-
smuggle the forbidden whiskey into the
State by ingeniously concealing the stulf
in imitation prayer .oks. But this
novel liquor flask betrayed itself by
falling ,too frequently into the hands of
books ' are
those by whom prayer
generally unused.
'From New Guinea comes the news of
the discovery of a river about seventeen
miles inland, which will probably tin-n
out to a continuation of‘the Hilda, whose
mouth was found in 1873, but whose
course has ever since remained a matter
of conjecture. The large village of N ml.
with upward of a hundred houses, and a
population of about 000, gave recent
travellers a most enthusiastic reception,
and no doubt the inhabitants will long
remember the first white faces they ever
saw. .
There is a child down in Vermont that
is rather queer. Every effort to have it
use its legs was made by its parents, but
it had no inclination that way. It will
raise itself upon its 'hands and move
rapidly across the floor, and, when it has
picked up the object it seeks, place it be-
tween its feet and again move away on its ’
, hands. The child’s mother says she at;
tended a circus about three years ago, at
which the acrobatic feats made a. strong
impression on her mind. She rememu
hers continually dreaming about the
men walking on the hands.
There is a remarkable place in the Gulf .«
of Mexico known as the “oil-spot.“ It
extends about two miles along the shore,
and perhaps three-quarters .of .a mile”
seaward. In a storm its appearance is
very wopderfu]. All round are angry
boiling waters, tossing the foam high in
the air, while within this enclosure'is a
perfect calm. In fine weather there is
nothing to distinguish the place; but in"
a gale the waves become thick and of a
reddish hue. Mud taken from the spot
has all the cleansing qualities of soap,
and is used to scrub the decks of vessels.
Scientific men are puzzled to know what
makes the “oil—spot.”
The honesty and faithfuhless of the Ili-
ternational Postal Service has just been
strikingly illustrated in the history of a
letter, containing twenty-five cents, which
was mailed in January, 1883, from Grand
Rapids, Will, and addressed to Jolin
Bathurst, in Australia, by way of Brin-
disi, Italy. After having been opened
by mistake and advertised, the missive
was sent to the British dead letter oflice
in Australia, thence to the United States >‘
dead letter office by way of San ‘It‘rani‘
cisco, and thence back to Grand Rapids
on the 24th of J une lust, having made
the circuit of the globe in One year,'fi.ye
months and fifteen days. The envelope
bore all the marks of hard usage, but the
piece of silver was still enclosed wrapped“ I.
as when it was mailed.
List of Patents . . ‘
Issued from the U. S. PatcutOillcé I'or’tlie week
ending July 29 for the State of. Connecticut,
lurnished us from the Office ofJolin H. Earle,
Solicitor oi'Patcnts, New Haven, Conn.
J. E. Atwood, Stouiugton, dcvicc iOl‘silppoiiiiig
the spindles 01’ silk spinning machines. -
J. W. Bishop,:New Haven, fire-extinguisher
A. T. Booth, Mcridon. adjusting device for
eccentrics. .
J. W. Carleton. assignor to Union' Mfg. Co ,
New Britain, reversible law for laihc chucks.
W. H. Gillcit, Hartford, iountiiin pen.
C. Kellogg, Hartford, rcamcr.
J. Manger, Waterbury, assignor to Scovill lull; .
00., curtain pole tip.
(3. S. Perkins, Hartford,pneumatic door chock.”
W. F. Rockwell, assignor to Miller Bros. Cut-
lery Co., Meridcn. pcnlioldcr. ,
S D. Sargent dc E. A. Sch-ado, New Britain,
opera chair.
H. L. Shailer, Deep River, auger bit.
A. Solmans, Sout Norwalk, hat.
A. Steward. assignor to Wheeler ll: Wilson
Sewing Machine 00., Bridgeport, machine
for sewing buttons to garments. .
W. H. Taylor, assignor to Yale A: Townc, Stam-
ford. cabinet lock.
G. Walter, Ausonia, mat.
A. G. Waterhouse', Hartford, refrigerating '
machine. 5 - f " ~ .
J. E. Ladd, Bristol, trunk slay. ,
_ NOBODY KNOWS. . . .
What I suffered for years with those terrible
racking sickheaeachcs. Life was only a inr-
mcnt to, mo ; if you are so troubled, I would
advise you to use Sulphur Bitters, for they
cured Elms—CLARA BELLE. 2131
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Reliable and to
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GOLDEN SHEAF BOURBON.
bc depended upon as perfectly lpure, this line -
wliiskcy now takes the lead of a1 others in the -
nnirkct. Try a bottle and you will not fail to
find perfect satisfaction. Sold everywhere.
bunstcr Bottling 00., 128 Water street, Boston:
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‘ COME THOU WITH US AND WE WILL
DO THEE GOOD.”
Can be appropriatelyquoicd by the illaigii‘ac-
turel's of the Wilsonia Magnetic Appliances.
Thousands ofmen and women are to-day living
that \vcrc given up by the physicians to die,
but who a'ro now able, thanks to Wilsonia, to
endorse the above quotation. The potency of
these appliances in grappling with and oner-
comlng all forms of'discliscs, iii becoming one
ol’ilic best established facts oi'thc day. in all
diseases where the nervous system, the diges-
tivc organs, the liver or kidneys are concur-lie."
the effect of Wilsouia is simply n‘iarvcllous. No
medicine required. NO shock given. The
gentlu action of constant, \‘llfllllnlg, magnetic
currents is sufficient to relieve the most obsti-
nate eases. amphlot and full information
given, and appliances for sale by G. B. Plaistcd
Druggist, Norwalk and So. Norwalli, Conn.
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. Tarn ‘i‘iomr...-Our readers should notice
advertisement oi Heywood dc 00., who claim
:In infallible remedy for Tape Worm. 15:20
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AGED PEOPLE, invalids and all others who
desire tense pure Girl as medicine. have only
. to buy Dunstcr’s old London Dock Gin. To
be sure of getting the best, look for the name '
of the Duustcr Boitling Co. on the wrapper on
each bottle.
, . é cleansing the blood an lsktn
A French Oiijcer has inventeda devme
swords, hornet nests, “Wild
flowers, Mexican saddles and hunting
paraphernalia, letters from noted per»
"‘33 . .t’
-‘ ~-'ELEC'I'
fist-iii
t solvent the new blood purliler, internally, and,
llielticura rind Cuiicura tom), the great skin cures,
externally. .Iiosoluté’ll/ 101"? "yd 8411?, and maul
be usellf'rmn. the mmneul. of blrlh. ~
“Our Little Boy.”
1‘ -. .nd Mr Everett Stcbblns Belchcrtown,
Militia, rivrltcs :8'“Our little boy was’ terribly amict:
ed with Sorofula, Salt Rheum and Eryslpclas evei
‘ . he he was born and nothing we could give
8mm ’ tried Cuticura Remedies,
him helped him until we be ,5 as fair
which gradually cured him, until now
as any child.” n
. “Works to a Charngt. A“
J. S. Weeks Esq., Town Treasurer .. ' )BDS,
Vt, save in a letter dated May 28: “ i works to 1:1
charm‘on my baby’s face and head. .Cured the
head entirely, and has nearly_cleaned the face of
sores. I have recommended it to several, and Dr.
Plant has ordered it for them." ’ ’
"A Terrible Case. ”5 N I
C1 cries Fa re Ilinkle Jersey City He 1 , .. .
writlcs: “Mil son, alad ofltwelve ea Wile com-
pletely curcll eta tci'ri e case or _ czema by the
Guticura Remedies. l mf’the top of his hgadEto
the soles (it his tectwal one mass of scabsa. v-
ery other remedy and fityslctanslmp been taved in
vain, ,- . a . .2 3 . 2,1
' Eor ,Palg,,].ai,iqg.lld.
Emanciated cliildi'hn,uvvlth p‘ivéupiiyl.) saggy iii-Pith?
Cuticura. Remediesw ~pl‘o of‘dn “ma “31011111
s scrotula, rheumatism
s ndiseases. :
Price: Cuticuray 60 cents.
Potter Drug mm
ties and expelling the 1‘
consumption and Sew
Sold everywhere.
Resolvent, $1.00; Soap, 25 cents.
Cheinicle .00., Bostou,'Mass.
Send for “ now T0 cuss SKIN DISEASES.”
B Use Cutlcura Soap, an exquistel r-
Bh qumcd Skin Beautltler, and Toilet, stir
and Nursery Sanative. I
THE WISE PRE VENT SICKNESS.
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llGLERA MORBUS, Cramps, Pains, Diarrhoea,
Dyscntcry, Indigestion, Cold, Chills, simple
Fever-s, Exhaustion Nervonsness 01' Loss of sleep,
whether caused by lJnripe Fruit, Impure Water,
Epidemic or Contagious Diseases that meet the;
traveler or household at this season are nothing _to
those protected by a timely use of Stanford’s Gm-
gcr, composed of Imported Ginger, ChOice Aro-
matics and Pure French Brandy.
S A BEVERAGE, with hot or cold water,
A. sweetened, or hot or cold milk, or added to
ice water, lemonade, effervescent draughts or min-
eral waters, it forms a refreshing and, invigorating
“beverage, unequalled in sittpllcity and purity.
Avoldmerceiiary dealers, who into force upon
you their own or other gingers when you call for
Sanford’s Ginger. Sold ever ere.
.. . Potter-Drug 951,0 _ 00., Boston.
:Neinife for Shattered
W keued Organs. Colllns'
_ 0LT i all l ‘ Electric Plaster '11,!-
" ; « ant affects the nervous
system and hanishes pain,
nervousness and dcblltty. A
' ‘. erfcct Electra-Galvanic
' gt attery
‘ highly medicinal Plaster for
.PZLAsléy for 25‘“ “1 “Fascists.
Money to Loan?
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Enquire of O. E. WILSON, No. 3 Gazette
. rig, Norwalk, Conn.
Bulld-
ma .
damage Making
Rapa1ring.
' H; TILLY’S,‘
Main 813., South Norwalk, 0t.
JouN ll. Sl'il'l‘H,
F L 0 RI ST
EAST SIDE OF aim STREET, SOUTH
,- 03? Rm‘x‘E’f‘Pli
k. Coma,-
' Plants &Flowers at all seasons
a
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' 'Flowere foraFiilieral’ssmrnlshcd and tastefully
'arranged to order at short notice.
to Nani
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fill/it.
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172.73.: is the only Oil in. the
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.Why, then, should any risk be
SANFORD’S
' W. H. NOBLE, Bridgepom.
Unhealthy Climate, Unwhoiesome Food Malaria, ':'
L L'N31Newes, Painful Muscles and .
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combined with .a~ '
' lard. 14. “Knight 81;...
used. an (‘il'dinary family could
not save more than i'rOm seventy-
iive £0,103, to one 1dollar on the
“\U’fi' ‘17::1 it; '- ".
cenglitiilptloni' of an, entire year.
.takgfl- ill‘ .tlle. Choice of a burning
'9,” X'- i'; f, - - .
311 Z”‘Ty'vli‘e‘ii ilfiea'm’s .Asralu. can
be obtained for so small a cost?
Pratt Manufacturing Co.,
"—-—46 BROADWAY, 11.1 ,——
Sow-1 Puoraisrons AND Masuucruxi‘iiqis.
.-.: f, ;. Ex:
,,.,I' Hg,
The Astral is partii alarly adapted for use in on
Stoves, on account 01’ Its absolute safety and
freedom from odor. '
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And all other claims on U. S. Government
promptly attended to. ’ Any disabling 1n-
'ury or disease entitles to a pensron.
ltejected claimsu specialty. Eve _ day’s
delay counts against non-app icants.
Charges of desertion. can be removed for
cause. Every honest claim will succeed;
Office at 91
Stgatfogd Avenue. ,‘ 3 5'
lull. flit”??? ;1.
gt: urinal. colon,-
liniisi liiii YMlll.
UNION AVENUE,
North of Norwalk Cemetery,
Remnants, - comm.)
Dealer in In Green House and Hot House and
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tal Trees Shrubbery, Vines. Cut Flowers always
on hand and all sorts of designs in Flowers arranged
to order. . - : : ,, 41y2 I
Grading and lie-filling octets, Plots '
, ’ “promptly attended to.
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F. ; I, :3
for the working class. ‘ Send 10 cents for
GUI. postage, and we will mail ,you free a
royal, valuable box or sample goods
that will put you in the way of making more money
lnafew days than you ever thought sslble at
“any business. Capital not required. \ e will start
you. You can work all the time or in spare time
only. The work is universally adapted to both
sexes, young and old. You can easily earn from
50 cents to so every evening. That all who wont
work may test the business, we make this unparal-
leled otter ; to all who are not well satisfied we will
send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full
Whalers, directions, ctc., sent free. Fortunes
will be made by those who give their whole time to
the work. Great success absolutely sure. Don’t
delay. Start now. Address STmsoN & (‘0.
Portland, Me. " ' -
69°?" 3 ,GregOW! ‘
Livery. Beaming, Selle;
Feed: and Exchange ,
S ta. 1;) leg .i
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_(In rear of Horse Car Depot),
NORWALK, CONN.
Carriages furnished at all hours.
, . .. _ .ofRE-Aiai st. NEW-YOR.K.._
chilliilhlhf YORK' BOARD OF FIRE UNDER
courteous
attention and gentlemanly drivers. 1y
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'lI/‘RJ'L’ZI'RS :14 Y :—“ Bush 9%: Dcnslowls Premium Swill]
01,133,311.{l’pw‘ccllySafc lllztminator and its use will
”reisulfiin‘a Great .Saviity,‘ ofLife and Property.”
United.States that has ever '
been. oficially endorsed. by the New York Board of [I‘ll-e.
Unclerwmtcrs. Farther comment seems unnecessary. '
you SAL: W navwan 1c.
M . N I C H 001'..- S ,
MANAGER or rename nupawrmu‘nr.
and price.
.. W atoll ’& Clock, Rep
l .1 girl‘sg‘eclldty at .
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BIAMONDS- WATCHES 'TJE’WE
- ' inn SILVERWABE?
A!” ., ya.
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tip." .2, :..‘:._
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most kinds of manufacturing
s of trade, we unprepared to
We have a fullline of the. above
named goodsfand are confident that we can suit you both in quality
$3.0
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Established 1050.
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w. H. BUTLER, 291 Broadway, New York
7—; ‘NIde
gases
_ merits
Bedding and Vegetable Plants, Fruit and Ornameu- ‘
“JULY 29, 30 and 1,1884,”
‘vlot'
airing: &.Jobblng ;
7.51. ‘ ’ 5
g , he an e
: for Norwalkandyioinit‘zaudimlly warrant win
a... .3,
directly at thematic?“ these -'diseases, while so
many .so-calledrspeclflcsonly treat locally the efiect.
'Wheu you ha'veiried'ln'valn all the “oils," “oint-
RHEUMMI s M
~ millinao‘pain‘ cures," and' when
your docto , . ,
' at'once undue cured—No one can
4 .. _ ..
\yu'rlallgia,
' afford tolive in pain ’and miseryzwhen‘ Salicylica
will relichhim and put’him in, condition to attend
Gravel. ' Diabetes
_ 31 per hox,i‘l bnkeajor $5.: .
with full directions in ten languages. Sold by drug-
Blliol prliiiliiiii.
so. ‘Iiy'mall,.—
‘ gists everywhere, 'o'r
ceiptot price.,~ '. ' .» . 4
.wasnlwmvli ccof, Prop».
287 Broadway, New York.
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_ HOT!
Did I hear you say? Well,
keep cool, read, consider,
and act. Do you know that
Refrigerators, .Mcat Sat/cs,
‘Ice’ Cream Freezers, Kero-
sene Oill‘Stovcs, do, are in,
greatdemandjust at this
season. ofthc year, with. the
Thermometer, (by the. way I
have them) among“ the nine-
ties,y/oit can ital/666p eclibles
nice and cool “filth/Out. a.
good Re. ‘I-ig‘cratorand Ice.
Both mic cheap this Season.
Children’s Carriages, Cro-
qtcet,,Dis/t Covers, Window
Screens and Walter Coolers,
[arcsclling' rapidly also. I
huvcjust opened the sccmzcl
bale of Mc'aeicantr-i-color'ecl
Hammocks that I aim. sell-
ing“ at the low price 0/ $1.50
'By the way, remember I
keep Stoves; Ranges, Greele-
cry and a. complete/assort-
.ment of House Furnishing
Goods, and that I will not
be, undersold. :
,47 Main Street.
AGENT FOR' '
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A FULL LINE Oil"
"wows.
Spa/ates,
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[£010.83
Shafts, «be.
ICOnstantly on hand,
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OPTICIAN. anniooumsrr,
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mamas AT noawaix; .~;.-. ;
AtNorwallc Hotel.
Having qualified my: by years of hard stud
in the best institutions iflgEui-opc, and having hadd
practical experience of tWenty-flve'years'iu this
country, I am enabled at first s ght toadlipt lenses
most appropriate to restorethe vision to its original
cure all the various diseases ofihe eye.
I ave humane combined my ‘practice' '01 an
Ocullst with that of an Optician, and am now en—.
abled to terms, ed all kinds of lenses and styles or
Eggiaucdflsr' [y Eyeglasses vIwhieIh re made to
e m w su vs a o ‘_u .m cus-
tomerszvisionarysiimedg. '9 " '~ “AL"
flomffifiéh Prop-
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I have tiken‘ the
The ,_ ismade at the Sang-
ehables’me to get repairs
Ranges? Wfigofleetwitm no delay or
- payers. ., , 113%! the. quickest
- tires is l. are
. - . . - .. . ENG-Wilt!
:Tlte Weld idlin‘alie in an 12
a reputation 8000mm) none.
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- : m9] lit 1 ‘w'iintyft‘h An'on'. ' Valium Vu-comp‘dsedbf roots bark and
a ““053 1' pe. : Tet-mg 1mg! lencan hem“. herbs, vIt ietvery pleasant to’take ; ’every child
., t ,. Co.,.Portian,d,i._e. ‘. _hkesu.. _ ,» , , p _
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wanted tor The Lives of all the
, Presidents of mo ms. The large
"i heathen
handsomest, best book. ever sold , flirt,
, ,. __ , unotzhclpiyovufldo not despair but ‘
’ take Salicyiiida
' to the office, and that he would have'to do
. some night work hereafter if he expected to
. young husbands or the ordinary stamp, he
. :xictunllyfilmqst hid hfinself and her from his
' the wife's mind. and she said; “ Well. my
you should-b9 380159.10 With-19° ’99 much at
_ j night it might rotata-
‘ went fertile W05 '
A ”,1 salt. Let the thoughtvof self pass in,
.. .of the
"you are so afflicted attend to vou‘rseli now, Do
Br): m A Concomitant) Form, Concentrated
Extract of Rye-combines very valuable medi-
. cinal qualities that figure, pulmonary troubles.
It is also ,a safe and pleasant beverage- Sold
‘,in large bottles all’over' the country and "at
:wholesale; yTnqusmunBoano Co... 128
Watcrstreet, Boston._. ,. .; , ‘ 5
, Why M - Purser-d; ..
hair limpet-alien, but ‘
to put lt‘wiihiu theireaohrgf' aft, and this let
a them have the benefit of nova uable’anurticle.
If the wages of sin is death some old sin-
nets we know of are a- long time dl‘nWlng
their salary.
If the Mormon women would take to
Spring bonnet: and sealskin sacqucs it would
soon break up pOIygamy.
Acoordmg' tothe faculty, eight parts Q ten
of the human blood consists of pure water.
This seems to leave a very small margin for
whiskey.
When Henry was courting Sarah he used
to boast that he had a. “boss " girl; now that.
he is married he finds that he has a. “boss"
but he never mentions it.
The English make a great deal of money
by Swim the oolonkb with Wooden-
head _ idols. Perhaps that is why they are
going to send home to India.
“God us all a mans a conble eyes,"
says Carl. Pretzel, “and one tongue, on
ackound He nuts you to look a couble. times
out before you abpeak once."
“ What makes chickens come out of their
shell, they must be sonice and warm and
comfortable inside It" “P’raps it's because
they’re afraid of being boil " -
A certain merchant, in want 'of a boy,
iaiel y displayed the following suggestive no-
tice: “Boy wanted who has fully rested
himself, and not too intellectual."
A sweet girl graduate wrote an essay on
farm life, and gave a beautiful description
of the manner in which the milk was ex-
tracted from the bosom of the cow.
A volatile miss lately ate twenty-four soft
eggs at a meal on a. bet. She stated the next
day il'nt people who have merely swallowed
llfilil cystcrs don’t know what it is to be
sick.
“ What is true bravery f” asks a. New York
paper. It is going to the front door your-
self when you don’t know whether the caller
is a dear friend, a bogk agent or a man With
a bill. -
‘_ - Yes, he was in here the night before last.
I]..- just came ,in and registered on a towel
an] went West." This was a polite way of
saying a railroad man had come in and
washed his face.
Wliet, Jones heard it remarked that the
loss a man drank in warm weather the cooler
he was, he wanted to know how much drink
he would have to go without in order to
freeze to death.
Ali exchange says that “ Earl Duiferin has
lll'Cll presented with the insignia of the Order
01' Bath," which is a very neat way of stat-
ing that his lordship has been presented with
an bar of soup. "
Too heavy to carry.——“Bah Jove!" ex-
claimed young Dudiboi, “the weatluili in
getting so hot, yer know, thatImust have
the ferrule taken 011‘ my cane. It‘s too
beastly heavy for a warm day, yer know.”
_ The experience of Naomi, the daughter or“
Enoch, should not be forgotten by American
girls. She declared that she would' lull
iziai'ry any one who was not. “ just perfect, "
and she did not get a husband until she we:
580 years old. .
“When are you going to make me that
pair of new boots I ordered ?” asked Gus 1).:
Smith of his shoemaker. ‘,‘ When you pa)
me for the last pair I made you." .“ Wlicw !
I can't wait so long as that; I must li‘zuli: ‘
somewhere else.”
~ I
.. “ Yes, " said the young gentleman, “Charlie
put a slur—~a deliberate slur—upon me."
"What was it?" “Introduced me to fun.
girl." ”How’s thata slur?" “Why, isn’t
it equivalent to saying, ‘Oh, you’re of no,
2 account; there’s no danger of you cutting;
: moout’?" .
The man that runs an auction
And watches for a nod.
Must either be near-sighted, ;
Or else he’s very odd. ;
For when you bid on something, I
He smiles with sweet content,
And he thinks you nod a dollar
When you only nod assent.
“ I scream with afiright when a mouse
comes in sight,” said a girl to her aflianccd
one eve. “I scream when alone in the dark-
ness at home, and thus monotonous silence
relieve ; I scream when in bed, that should
wake all the dead, if my slee is disturbed
b a horrid 01d dream. find. w ea? after ten.
you drop in to ask .me .to stroll With you out.
in the moonlight, Ice Cream.” ‘
First small boy (doubting the tl'lllll.of
second ditto’s plain, unvarnished tale)—‘
“Will you take your oath it’s true?” Sec-
ond ditto-“Oath! ’CourseIwill." First
small -boy—“Will you take your dying
oath i'" Second ditto—“Dying oath! Why
not. ?" First small boy—“Will you bet five
cents ?" Second ditto, hesitatingly~—“Well,
no—o—o-i I won't bet five cents.”
When Poets started down town, the other
evening, he told his Wife that he was going
get ahead in this world. “This what you
call getting ahead?" demanded Mrs Pools,
when she left her inebriate spouse in the
next morning at three o'clock. “Be erlii‘e!
Got a head bigger’n a (hie) was-t ’ was
the response.
There was a young damsel, oh, bless her.
It cost very little to dress her. q
She was as sweet 9.8 {I rose,
In her everyday clothes, ‘
But had no young men to caress her,
Because, you see, she had given the mitten
to the only fellow in the neighborhood,
and the amount of sweetness she was
therefore obliged to waste upon the
desert air.
W as simply enough to distress her.
' They were standing by her father’s gate,
and :is the pale stars shed their policy
splendor dimly o'er the scene, no spam in“
11-2 i'asp'mg teeth of the frogs in the frog.-
poud could be heard, "I wonder dearest,"
no mild, “If anything would ever separate
us? I wonder if I could ever travel for
.-uough or come in contact with an influ-
~ mu.- dad would stop my love for you 1’" “If
I. on would ever tackle a Kansas cyclone, you
might," come the low, sobbing reply. She
Hit. a Western girl and knew what‘ she was
' Jain; about. . .
-mw’, _ .-
a VERY nasnror. nus‘imnn.
Says the Boston Herald .9 Following is an
incident in the early married life of a lawyer
of a village of New York State, who is well-'
known for excessive bashfulnoss as he is for
eccentricity and good nature. . So bashful
was he that, after bringing his lady-like and
accomplished bride from the northern part
of the country, instead of introducing her to
his acquaintances, after the manner of proud
' most intimate friends, To get him to go to
church Sven was a task that his wife, mother
and sisters found so extremely dimeult that
they could only succeed by declaring! that his
was ashamed of his bride. on oao' occasion
a lecture his is .106 sires shite his wife on};
serially issued :9 «use our lead: in
response to her reguest f9; 9ch1'15, told his
We as in: new cacao vault-rt his as
lecture. and .far his part he steels sully
slicing at. home with her much W 0119
persisted, on .he exhausted .. . ti:
prove that she would not find the lecture on.-
lqreblm All last the M9 reason of her .1111?
band’s disinclinafion to go out flashed over
«hat, you an» never'gbnviaca me‘ that I don‘t
litany-but we had better stay at home; it
a scan
The;
The essence of true nobility is'negleci,
‘ ' .l the beauty ofa great action is gone
it! the bloom of a soiled flower.
‘IS IT SAFE -
‘ neglect yourselfil'iroubled with any disease.
, kigpeys? No, it, is dangerous ; and it
not wait, but use Hiilphur‘llitiers at once.
They cured me when I was given up to die by
sovisgta;l physicians;-Joxa'niLA‘u Han. Bostm'. .
oo——,-——-.—i‘—-'
{paste by our druggist ’
otask gi'avboltle for his
lip sietcsihpt he wishes
The uestibh’ 'd
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IRON AND *I‘BTEEL. .
Carriage Makers‘ and Builders” Supplies, Agricultural Imple-
ments, Doors, Sash and Blinds, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Ferlilizei‘s, etc, etc,
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CHICAGO, Roost lSLAND & PACIFIC aw,
Being the Great Central Line, afiords to travelers, by reason of its unrivaled geo-
graphical position, the shortest and has; route between the Eastrflortheast and
Bouibeaot, and the West, Northwest and Southwest. ,
Ii- is literally and strictly true, that its connections are all of the principal "use
of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific.
By its trialn lino and branches It reaches Chicago, Juliet, Peoria, Ottawa,
La Salio, Caneseo, Molina and Rock Island, in Illinois; Davenport. Muscatlne.
Washington, Keokuli, Knoxville, Oslial'oosa, Falrfleld, Des Molnes. West I. berry.
iowa City, Atlantic, Avoca, Audubon. Harlan, Guthrie Center and Council alums,
in Iowa; Callatin, Trenton, Cameron and Kansas City. in Missouri, and Leaven-
worth and Atchissn 1:; Kansas, and the hundreds of cities, villages and towns
intermediate. Tho
“GREAT BOOK ISLAND ROUTE,”
Ac it :s familiarly called, offers to truceiere all the advantages arid comforts
incident to a smooth track, safe bridges. Union Depots at all connecting points.
Fact Express Trains, composed of COMMOBlOUS, WELL VENTILATED, WELL
HEATED, FIRED! UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT BAY COACHES; a line of the
most MAGNIFICENT HORTON RECLININC CHAiR CARS ever built; PULLMAN’s
latest designed and handsomest PALACE SLEFPINC CARS, and CININC CARS
that are acknowledged by press and people to be. the FINEST RUN UPON ANY
ROAD IN Till: COUNTRY, and in which superior meals are served to travelers at
the low rate of SEVENTYuF’lVE CENTS; EACH.
THREE TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the MISSOUR: RIVER.
Two TRAll‘lS each way between CHICAGO and IAINPJEAPQHS and 81'. PAUL.
via the famofiihfin.ERT LEA RGUTEI
January 1, 1882, a new line will be opened, via fiancee and Kankakec, between
,Nowport News, fiichmond, Cincinnati, indianapoiiu and La Fayette, and Council
Bluffs, St. Paul, Minneapolis and intermediate points.
All Through Passengers earned on Fast Express Trains. .
For more detailed tutoriviation, ace Maps-and Folders, which may be obtalnodme
well as Tickets, at all principal Ticket Offices in the United States and Canada, or m
R. R. CABLE, E. 31'. JOHN,
Vice-Preg'r f: Lierr‘i Manager, . Cen’l T'K't 6'- Paeu't As‘l.
OHIOAOO.
‘ JESSE HOPSON.
FINE ‘CABBIAGES,
Coaches, Landau Landaulcts, Brouglimiis. Maill’llietons. T Carts,
Village :tl‘lS, I'loal'scs :i Ill Undertaker-'3 Wagons.
Hewould call the tiention‘of these desiring [Fine Carriages in any style and
design, that he has had a practical epcricncc of twenty-five years in the manil-
fncturc of Fine Carriages, Would also invite attention of Livel‘ymcu and Under-
takers to his very Flue Hearses and Undertaker-Ks Wagons of the latest and most
approved designs.
Heal-so Mfg. Co. . for 10 years and is now sole pi‘opriclor.
Carriage Repairing; in all its Branches.
NU-Rll’A LK ('UNN
southwestern NEW!
_ UNEQUALLED TABIJE LUXURY!
"GREAMERY BU‘TTERED FLOUR.”
THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
Any one can make the most delicious biscuit by using ihisiilour, simply add:
ng a little water and stirring with a spoon. (Do not use your bands in making).
Mullins, Griddle Cakes, Pie Crust.
made with as little trouble,
Every lady who has tried, will recommend it.
(int-n surprise all who try it.
IT IS ABSOLUTELY PURE.
It. contains nothing: but [lie best new process flour, pure crcamery bufler, and
carbonate of soda, salt and cream of tartar. The secret lies in the mixture oi
those pure ingredients by ingeniously constructed machinery.
Full directions on each package. - Put up in three. pound bags.
.. . _ .- FOP. SALE BY
ii (3.8%: it.” t B Edit"? Y.
Its lightness, purity and ixccll-
Try it.
'Liiliis’ Hiill‘liii iliiil Kill Button!
The Finest Genuine Hand-illzidc Slioc ever shown
in this tmvn for '
FIVE; DOLL'A Rs,
FANlnnRs
N orwalk Conn.
He wOuId also inform them that ho was manager fottlic You’le
Dumplings, Fritters, Cakes, &c., can be'
I Our Men’s "ll’iollz.wli’_’.0a1f Shoes,
lill’lllinvliflllllhl'Jl and Congress, are Inn-ll m heal ,1, $2 75
_ . - '0 . I
Men’s liaildMatle Boots and Shoes,
4 ~ \
Our Own Make. on hand or made to Measure if desired;
'Ladies’ Button Shoes, , slooup.
Men’s Congress and Lace, 1.00. f".
- Women’s Slippers, with solid leather sole. .25 ~ g , A
Trunks. Satchels, Leather and Findings.
I EU gill: N Ill Fag-(mill ER; _
1'7" Marin histreet, N‘orW'al'R
Sign of the ilohlen Boot. '
Boll-8w“.- 138
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PRICE, FIFTEEN CENTS A. BOX. -
v 5 ' 1 II 1 ' v
EMORY s 1.”th UATliAit’l‘lC PILLS
.0!!! the BEST EVtR MADE I-II' Costi‘veness, Indigestion, Headache. 01' vgood
«lose oi .lhrcc or iuur iiiiiiory’s Milli: tzzilltitttic i‘uls. IuIIi-wctl In um:- pill
every night tor a wool»: or l\\'1klllilln:.\ the lllllllillt mmzimwiy |IlllleB rogu-
Lnr as clock \i'ura; Iliu_\' purify the blood and put new lite III a broke n and I.
' 00L Purely Vegetable, Harmless, Pleasant, liifallibledho youngest chlld may
take them. Rom bv an irrimgiaraann'l Medicine-Dealers!“15615.1 Box, 01‘
l oymni. STANDARD cum: co, Proprietors, 197 Pearl St., N. v.
, . Emory“: Little Cathartlc are more than is outline-'1; they "rm-t: tu‘lu- tiw lice-
_ ill mar 351:1 hare. EVm'lfil-ttivlicg tfieilnoney‘ussmtr W. W, H Colm-
1 8 nrmmiy ‘rnvc. ‘: .-- many 5 i to at art 0 are I 10 most null'urui ll“ line
egwmlpgggggamuruca —-ll'm..Bishop, Mills Jt-ver, NHL—My ago-i iffutbér use“ one
I?" . - "Charm“ “'Illl womlerlul results—N. IV. Baker, Locust Grove 0 I0. “l‘rcconr-
-- = J? ‘mu- mend them—John Collins, M. 1)., Athens. Texas. They are excellent}—
* *' ' -" . R Benson. Jackson. Miss. They are unattached—Mrs. ElizabclhKeyser
Mobcrly, Mo. ‘ | yhow
. fright, and were washed up and died in
lmtirriage does the least concern other
Zenith represent an investment in land or
ionic than $200,000,000, in buildings of;
more than $125,000,000, and in other props
'ert‘y" to make up'the.gross amount of $500,-
.‘000,000. These theatres regularly emplo
i
l
. 10,000 persons; and xii?" with??? “l I
assuming that all of it had gone into the pig.
Jansen found that when he melted ores in
crucibles the metal obtained ran lower in
phosphorus than the pig obtained from the
hunt: ore. Sarastron, in 1881, made some
analyses of charcoal which seems to lend to
the ebnclusion that the excess of phosphorus
ii due to that species of fuel.
Nickle crucibles, instead of silver ones, are
reccbiiimended by. M. Mennet for use in
chemical manipulations. Nickel, indeed, is
slightly attacked by melted potash, but so is
silvér itself. Nickel crucibles cost at first
maul. less than those made or silver, and,
moreover, they have the great advantage of
meltling 'at a higher temperature. It often
happens that the inexperienced chemists
molt their silver crucibles in heating them
over it gas-lamp ; but such an accident is not .
to be feared in working with crucibles made E
of nickel. ' -
Fifom statistics recently published it up-
peais that there are in the world no fewer
llliiu 3, 985 paper mills producing every year
950, 000 was of paper from all kinds of sub
stances, including rag, straw, and alfalfa.
About one-half is printed upon; and of these
£76,00010ns of paper, nearly 300,000 tons
are used by {newspapers The various Gov-
ernments consume in official business 100,-
000 tons; schools, 90,000 tons; commerce,
120,000 tons; industry, 90,000 tons, and
cot-tbspomlence another 90,000 tons. Includ-
ing women and children, the paper trade
employs 192, 000 hands.
The burning of the lignite beds of 0010-
rado, Wyoming, Montana, and Dakota, Mr.
Charles A. White says, was caused by spon-
taneous combustion, contact at exposed
places with prairie fires, or human agency.
The weight of the evidence goes to support
the theory that, in the great majority of
cases, the fires have occured in a purely mat-
ural way, or spontaneously, like these which
are often seen in progress in the piles of
refuse cool that’ collect about the mouth of
cOuI mines. A large part of such burnings of
lignite is very ancient, more so, perhaps,
than the introduction of artificial fire upon
this continent.
-- i
The experiment of Bottomley, says Mr.
Trowbridge, which apparently illustrates the
' fact that increased pressure lowers the freez-
ing point of water is well known. A wire
weighted at both ends is thrown over a cake
of ice and cuts through it. The ice melts
beneath the wire and freezes above it. Prof.
Guthrie, at a meeting of the Ifhysical Socie-
ty, hold in London, gives his reasons for be-
Iieving that the wire conducts heat from the
'lllilU-‘ll'lllel‘e to the ice, and that the experi-
1111')“. does not illustrate the well-known fact
that increase pressure'lowers the freezing-
point. ' A silk wire or string weighted. to the ‘
' :nmo amount as a metallic wire will not cut
:lirongh a block of ice. '
lit the course of a discussion on artificial
fuel before the Hanover section of the Ger-
xiilllt Society of Engineers, it was stated that
'Klk‘l‘lliiellts made by Herr E. Fischer with
ligizite containing 60 per cent. of water and
listing a calorific-value, when coming from
.iir‘. mine, of from 1,000 to 1,500, have when
I: y from 3,000 to 3,5000. The best temper-
.u are for coking lignite seems to be 450°
.1. isius. when the aid of steam is introduced.
in this way 32 per cent. of the weight of the
'niiiisl. li,-;niie is obtained in the form of coke,
adding, from (Ho 7 per cent of ash and hav-
”3; a calorific-value of 7,500, equal to a fair
,ualiiy of bituminous coal.
Last year in the County of Middlesex,
Tn.-,;l:ual, on the authority of a. Parliamen-
:. i'._.\' n tum, no fewer than 58 deaths resulted
turn: starvation directly or indirectly. The
Irllilll'tft says this is a startling £300, 0! rather
list-insure. Death from either starvation 01'
privniion, “not merely atvour very doors,
out in our very midst, argues a state of
limiters which'm not less Illuminating than
painful. "i‘he remedy is obvious—more
carefuluess to search out cases of real want.
it is not on the surface of the begging com--
.uiinity these cases are found, but deep
down in the population. Real went shrinks
from notice.” What is true there is true
here. '
Many lovers of the beautiful one great ad-
mirers of the colors like. that of the rainbow
sometimes seen on glassware, and wonder
how they are produced. The story goes that
the workmen of a ’Bohomian manufacturer
wishing to celebrate his return home kindled
saints Bengal lights in the annealing 016118.
iridescent. This accidental discovery was
tnken- due advantage of when like eiects
were desired. While the gill ishot, and
before it is put in the annealing {m I
vapor is passed over it. This vapor is the
product of a mixture armpits-chloride of
till, carbonate of strontium' After ‘-
tickling process the colors can sometimes be
xcinoved by vigorous rubbing.
{IlllO :‘istiuct from cane mall. IBM
power is 30 per cent. 10'“ “M m .
.- .. lar‘iziug power is greater.
-.._—M
WEBs'nm saw 'rnE sna-snnrun'r.
Thoreau in his “Summer " tells this
story: B. M. W—tells me that he
Webster once saw the sea-serpent. It
seems it was first seen in the bay between
Manomet and Plymouth Beach by a per-
feétly reliable witness (many years ago),
who was accustomed to look out on the
thing, as, regularly as he utehis break-
fast. One morning he saw this monster,
with a head somewhat like a horse’s,
raise some six feet above‘the water, and
body, the size of a cask, trailing behind.
He was careering over the bay, chasing
the mackerel, which ran ashore in their
great numbers.- The story is that Web-
stérhagl apppégtod to meet some ply.
What pieces of glassware were there became '
Beet-root sugar is now admitted to '00
learns from pretty good authority that .
sea with his glass every morning‘the first ‘
a. r., N. E. a filtration.
Trains leave South Norwalk for New York.
4 54; p. m. 1 04 m.
r: 14 “ Boston ex 2 25 p." mirage“
5 94 “ Adams ex 3 so u .. '
5 50 “ S.N. specitfl 4 4i ,. ..
9‘1); 2: ficcom’tPn 5 16 “ u
t 't s c 81 002 “ Boston
7 25 “ S.N. . ex 6 6 “ Acconi’iililz
1'42 “ Local ex 811 “ - Ex ress
S 26 “ “ “ s 20 “ 8.1 special
nos *5 ‘ u 855 .“ Milk train
9 38 “ Accom’tlon 12 50 “ Wash ex.
10 29 a. m. Local ex Sunday Ac., 9 15 a. m.
11 45 “ Accom’tion “ Local
‘5
. m
Milk, 8 40 p“
Leaves South Norwalk for New Haven.
121a m,Wash. ex 614 .m.Localex
933 :2 Accom’tlon 6 41 p“ S. N. 8 cm
a 25 “ Milk train 658 “ Sp’f’ld - ex
8 46 Accou’tion 7 20 “ S. N. special
9 19 “ Boston ex 7 44 “ B’t special
10 48 “ Accom’tion 8 24 “ S N s
12 13 pom. Boston ex 9 44 “ A'ectim on
i :3 :2 Accom’tion £11155 “ Adams ex
ex 28 “ -
4 32 “ Accom’tlou 11 47 - “ Boater: 01"
g 50 “ local ex Sundays 8 00 a. m Mall
o 12 u u - “ 941 “ .A0.
5 40 -‘ s. N. special “ o as p. m.
HILADELPHIA a: READING RAILROA».
P ‘ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Full TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
L Commencing November 18, 1083.
cave New York from
forNI’hldadelphia. foot of Liberty Street.
at and Green Streets at 7:45 9:30 11:15 a. m..-
1:so,4,4:so, 5:30, 7, 12 p..’m. On’ Snriday at 3:45
“' ’iiié’illpw'?‘ -
or n arren and Tucker Streets 7:46 '
9:30. 11:15 surface, 4:00, 4:30, 5:30, 7:00, 12:00 p. mf
Sundays, 8:45, a. m., 6:30, 12 p. in.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New York:
From stations Ninth and Green Streets, at 7:80,
8:30, 9:80 11, a. m., 1:15, 3:45, 5:40, 6:45, 12.12. in.
On Sunday at 8:30 a. in. 5:30, 12 p. m. -
“$01111. oli‘hiralii :1ng Baku: Streets, 5:10, 3:20, 9:00
3.12.: 4; zip: m: . , pt in. -On Sandy at 8:15,
am euton Warren and Tucker Streets 1:26
9:20, s:os,19:os, 10:08, 11:34, a.1n., 1:54, 4:22: am":
1:28 p. in. On Sunday at 9:18 aim. 6:15 p. m. '
qlgfigéng gmmNinif-st nchagrin day trains, and
. on 1'
angLII’hiliazdelp‘hia 3 between New York
AI LINE FOR LONG BRANCH
OCEAN GROVE, ABBURY PARK, POINT,
globEgtlléiggz 11:3“: 5000; :1; Libertyssneet, N..R.,
:,: .: : :p.m. undatm.
SANDY nbox‘ Ro’u'rn for n Milanese
Brighth Monmouth Beach, Long ranch, «in,
Leave tier N. R, foot of Rector Street, New
York, at 4. p._m.
H. P. BALDWT‘I Gen. East rm A i.
c. o. HANCOCK, A ’ J. E. woo'ru ,
Gen. Pass & 'l'kt. Ag’t. . ‘Gen. Manager.
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The Favorite Steamboat,
Commenced her regular daily trips between New
York and Norwaiii, on .
lilo: day, May 19th, 1884. ,
and will continue to run call y (Sundays excepted;
during the season, Leaving Pier 2?, foot 01' Dover
Street at 2:45 p. m., and foot 0': 31st street, Ban
River, New York, at 3 p. m. Returning, leaves
Wilson’s Point on arrival of train from Daubury at
7:45 a. 111.
Single Fare from Norwalk, 45 this
Excurston Tickets, 70 “‘
Single Fare from South Norwalk, 40 “
Excursion Tickets, II) “
2m .
Writer Special Rates for Freight apply to R. M.
Wilcox, Agent, Railroad Square, next door to Post
Office, sicuthNorwalk. ' ' ‘ ' ' '- '
Kniclirlicllizitnilili l‘i
Freight Linda—direct. to [New York
Landing at Pier 23 E. 1%.,
foot-Beck man . Street. ,
lower Rates than by any libertine.
. THE PROPELLF n
City ofNorwalk
Will leave Pier 28 E. R., at. the yard at twelve
o’clock, M., daily on Monday, May 26th, 1804, for
Norwalk and South Norwalk. Leaving Norv‘ralk
inlthe night time arriving in New Yorkjarly in
the morning. ' ' ‘ ‘
Freight taken from and received for all into on
the Danbury and Not-walk, and Shepaug ailroads,
at very reduced rates. ‘ -
Upon application to agents, City of Norwalk wil
be; sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
lei-k or its vicinity. - ' " ' ‘ ' ' "
WA]! persons are forbid trusting any of the
employees of the boats on this line on account
the owner thereof.
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