NORWALK GAZETTE, 'TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1884.
"mum" "m” ”m" Automatic Blind Awning Fixture. “”3"?“
There is a story of a Scotch demon . , ,
- . . . .. f his An item is going the rounds of the
whose earnest commendations o p l t ghosts on the Cenl 1 Pa-
minister indiiced a neighboring congro
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some:
DANBURYd NORWALK R.R
THE GAMES 0F SAVAGES.
._ SdLT RHEUM PRATT’S
We must look for considerable sim
plicity in the games of savaged We cific. Abo .
, ._ . . , . 1 . . . - at two ears 0, at Monticel-
must also allow for their wantof mecham And Every Species of ItChing ' 88151011 fio 059’ him “101? Plaint- When lo, u “a . on cht 10:: a band of rob- Commencing June 9th, 1884.
cal Skill. No outsider, not even Mn eases once Installed, the vaunted preacher b no: ' m n A I L y T 3 A INS
Gale, knows howa cricket ball is stuffed Positively Cured. proved a sad disappointment. “How ere attac ed Wells-Fargos “in?” . South.
and sewed; some, at least, of the pro- . ' could you crack him up somucllln asked gig: :as valmnI tight: «magnetism; Lv. Norwalk, Lv .30, nomik, Any/"g,“ p0,“,
00988 are a trade mystery. T1” “We EoanA, or Salt Rheum, with its agonizing ltch— . the assumed anll'mnm 0‘ “m “all“ known on' 518$; mad and We lines: :24, “d“- 3:38:31". 333 ”a?"
cannot produce a cricket ball, a golf ball, lng and burning, instantly relieved bylt warm ing deacon. “ 0h.' was the dry 1‘3le . 12 65 p. m. l 10 m 1 no
_ , . . l’. is thus bath with Cuticura Soap, and and a single applica- “ , end ll to crack him . _ . - One of the robbers was killed dead sure, 4 39 “ 4 4-1).“ ' ‘ p.31.
a bilhard ball; 1115 eqmpmell tion of Cuticura, the great skin cure. 'l‘llls repeat— . - (I 301111 be 1' y enoug , L - - ,1 fl ‘ 505
sanity, and he has to do the best in his edxgdlllly,tylvgtgetvvrvglgg3hreejgosefooéegutltfiéro) 135‘; The best illuminalor all up if you see a chance of getting rid of l , . and ithaii said that another crawle .0 North. ,
power with the rude materials and Egolflth’e persplfiation glide 10131:?! nnlrrlltattiing, Vl'llllel . ‘ . S Get “’6‘ safest him," . , ’ , Ell-(16131.: szmewhefiedfll (£116 mnovw'lvglg Lvs. awoltoiinpom' Sign. Norwalk, AP. News
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110*: deSPISB the games 0 8 a w ry gn DE gums IN When the express car which the rob- “ 4° 6 15 “ 3:3 3. $3
and most reliable Oil for
family use ever made. It is
every species of Itching, Scaly, and leply Ilu_-
mors of the Scalp and Skin, when the best phylu-
clans and all known remedies fall.
losses occasioned by death. At a wine
party of young men at one of‘ the col-
leges, notes of apology were handed in
from two of the proposed guests, who
CHAS. M. CRAWFORD, Supt.
N. Y.. N. H. d H. RAILROAD.
Trains leave South Norwalk for New York.
hers attacked returned to Reno, on the
way to Sacramento to be repaired, it was
dubbed "Fort Ross.” It looked as if it
studied as they have been by the anthro-
pologist (for even Mr. Tylor has chiefly
written about a primitive form of back-
.I-IARDWARE.
IRON AND STEEL,
WILL MCDONALD, 2542 Dcarborn Stl Chicago,
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gammon and about tsigan, or polo. figlfir‘iigclgfllggzledlfiflg,“:gdeltgggaigr sgvgllltegll fony to risk life and propcr- . , , _ . . - ,
alone,) the games of savages deserve to {3331333339133 3,132,“ gisggoggggggg “3,13: . . , were unable wetland. OWing to the death Carriage Makers’ and Builders’ Supplies, Agricultural Imple- had “’1 “1mm“ “F“? bullet“ and 8.1”“ E1391?“ Boston ex lgiphm‘ £23 “"9"
be examined with respect. The arrange- years; tricd’numlreds of remedies; doctors pro- ty by usinO‘ lllfel‘lor Oil of their father. A young gentleman. ments DOOI‘S Sash and Blinds Paints Oils had gone through 11: m allother direc- 5o, 3 Adams ex 330 “ psess
ment of such vague things as savage gtilgsglfiiggfif’cggl’glggai {ififl'fitfifgflfiwe‘tfifi VD heir toaconsiderable property. who had ’ ’ . 3. ’ ’ l . lions When theoarcame back on the fig “ fig}; $3131 31-11; 3 ..
games is not very easy. They may, per- ggggrfiand Cutlcura Swindle Swat 51‘1" at“) when Pratt’s A stral can be. been partaking freely of the hospitalities Glass: Fertilizers, etc; etc; road it looked like new, but it was still :3: it 2%.. m :32 .. Bostt'm “m
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pops, be classed as imitative, gambhngi , y . . . of the festive board, suddenly burst into 15 and 17 Water St, 38” Norwalk Conn. theIsame old car. After aIfew days Ross g 3.3 :: Log-a1 e25 ex 820 .. gofioggggl
and purely sportive, though the three Eggs;,ggggglggeggg,ggmfih fidifi‘ulfissol): Obtamed at ltS Present 10W tears. “Was this dear old gentleman a noticed strange norses m it while he was 9 05 u “ “ 13.5.2 :: fills?
diViBiODS naturally overlap and run mt” ggyagggfgggnnmgsygg? g‘l’lv‘ifggfie 133%,: friend of yoursr’I' asked the sympatluo "‘ makingIhis run, altogether difl'erIont from 13 .33 mum. igggfggon isanslomuA Wash ex.
y . host. “No. no. “.3 not that," sobbed the ordinary rattle of a car. ackages 1,45 ,, “comm“ “ rug, 915a. m.
prlce’ al p. m.
of express matter danced about, occa- “ Milk, 3 40 “
sionally giving him a hard-glove whack Leaves 301ml Norwalk for New Haven.
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on the nose, while a box would waltz up 6 33 “m ’ WRSh‘ ex 6:4 phm‘ 1‘0“] ex
of treatment had been applied without benefit,
which was completely cured solely by the Cuticuril
Remedies, leaving a clean and healthy skin.
each other. The first category may be
dismissed briefly enough. 0f savage as
of civilized children it may be said that
the guest. “only—I was just thinking—-
everybody's father dies‘ but mine i ”
Be sure and get the Genuine.
how to direct~their missiles.
E Great Balsamic Distilla-
They draw the line as to what consti-
Passenger Steamer,
«their whole vacation is endless imita- gofilhtngBIEL$§E£sélli¥l31%lllglhl?g(lllll3hlgaggzfi%ll§ill There are 1031:: which gogglbsnfiler A“ - I. s . _ . ._ behind and hoigthi ..8 1-011eg ”5 .. momma“ 2 5; u 391:4; gem
tion.” A wedding or afuneral among 8 an s, 03 ham acclaim nenryyesroyf E unconsciously, ,' eihat ans [1 y 0 WHO IS unacouam'reo WI‘I'H Til: ouccmsuv OITHIS oouu‘rnv, mu. . . HIV] 0 . 84,, .. “comm, ,2, .. 3.1,. “,3
their elders is copied by thalittle ones in :gltlillofifrlihgslldlgllsgfilgd“giftgglib‘ltgnhiil’niollllc _ _ . geologist who hired a Scotch gillie to . _ I site all multiple I‘rII-lle NAP. 'l‘fls‘f IfII'IlflIIEII _. . . . This continued for some weeks when 13 fig 2: 233mg; 744 :: B’t splgpclgl
dudes play. The Esquimau children .m M... Pratt Manufacturing Co» a... his a... of own... across a: lid~5—~...—/..—..«,.-ryfigm.sE‘rm‘ér ~55 3°” 535.“? v3? $339“ 23“?“ Jilin!“ hear .33 “ mild"
” ' ' ' ' “ ca an . ‘ ', e—Minneap'olla. ‘ "V . leisur- 1- . - ,2.» e wo ea c e In ma a orm ,, on 055 .. M
'bmld little snow huts, which they M" JO“ “”7"" Wilkem’me' mi “"6?”— v YORK —- POEM”: It was a 1:3an d. 1' N?“ ""‘d" ”‘33. ‘3’" " “M!r ..- I? but he didn't understand spooks at all, 2:17.: ‘ {5.22%}? 1128 1‘. 30:13:33:
light up With scraps of lampwmk begged Ihnve suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight, --NE\ i just nothing but stance, said Dona d, , WanaxN . .- 3, . ,. . 1:..qu 4 , J) . _ . 450 “ L {n 1..., 1147 “
. - . n alia hi1. years, at times so bad that I could not attend to my - . . . . ill (I, “and . I x, _ t ‘ 9N . ., ‘ Every tune he passed Monticello, where 5 12 “ 00‘}, ex Sundays 8 00 a. m. Mall
{mm the"- mothers. Austr n 0 business for weeks atatime. Three boxes of Cut- MANUPAc‘rUREns 1'91“th 11380190118110” to a on s an: " ‘ ‘ N- ‘ .i Q ., .U . . 5 40 ,, S N :2 941 “ Ac.
dren have their tiny boomerangs and learn], and ffoEilribolttlesl pfl lllfsolvem, have entirely 90“ PROPHET“ ”D ' :I was not {001 enough to drag thopob. _ '_ ogw . r the robber was kmoa, “19,113“? wfiuld , _ spam, 552 p. m_
light yet dangerous boys’ 3139““: the cum moo m rem u sease' ..___.__._. - i lbles a guid ten miles. I just emptied ,9 .'- It .- gooutassoonastheconductorIcned All
latter being made of a long read tipped 125.339..§§°§llll°§hppil°§ém§“‘lil‘li'. flucélili . . thebag before I started, and filled it at aboard." and byIno effort of his could he SPECIAL NOTICE
with a sharp piece of hard, heavy wood. Chemlcle Coo Bbswnfilass The Astral is particularly adapted for Illeln all. YORK. ' thec‘airn I last came to, and the gentle- . . q.- llght them until he arrived at the next ——FOR-—-—
Australian children are regularly taught send for “now T° 0”“ SKIN D‘SE‘SES'" 3333331533ng“Mummeme” and “1°" ao‘ogmou squall? NEW LAN manwasjust as pleased." Theunlucky . . - .3 ." _ W station. Dal-log this tone the car op. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
by the old men to wield their little cu‘l’ICglllidANgggzP.sfitfiquislte Toilet. Bath, , u“ 90 0%,”; ' its“ a geologist was doubtless puzzled by the k I. m “\I ,~ , peared filled With a loud haze by which .A__ _
WGRPOIIS- ”ind the late Mr- Grimston, at , . W . v 7 .- . « , EOR SALE ' contents of the bag when he came to ex. ~ a» you}, Wm... - 1; ~ 3:" I__'v; he could‘ see that the two vapory forms
Harrow, has his Australian counterpart . .1 ' , . ' . .. . , i . . amine it hm. ‘ 'I fidf ASWB’fiszqh ‘ were trymg. to open the expresg b.0193
in the .3... Mum who sets up the - I“ IS 0 . A. Dickerman do Son, ___........__, . . a! ~ ,2... «my . -» and peek u... packages. 011090111 9
mark for the children and teaches them . . .1 ‘ I I I j 80 NORWALK CONN. mnommv m VIENNA. s . .I, - . . .. .. \ wlule he would blaze at them wrth In,
A “51‘ - i ' 611142 . ' ’ "‘"‘ ‘ .2 ; ‘ ' ' revolver, but it was wasting powder; , ,, . ,. ,_, ,_-,_ _
I TH (27" .1] I , ' \l the spooks went on with their work. On and after October 15th, 1884, the Side Wheel
‘ ‘ f5."
While standing at his desk one night.
the train going forty miles an hour, he
was seized and thrown by invisibleas-
sailants, and though a giant in strength,
made of bark is thrown hard down on
the ground, and, as it bounds along with
irregular leaps, the young blacks cast at
it with their spears. “Obedience,
Open for the Fall Trade a full line of
tutes public impropriety very nicely in
Vienna. The public moralists of that
town have been much shocked at the
conduct of Frau Rose, the handsome
tion of Witch Hazel, Ameri-
~ \\ can Pine, Canada Fir, Marigoldi
.\ . Clover Blossoms, etc., calle
’" Sanford’s Radical Cure, for
the immediate relief and perma-
nent cure of every form of cg.
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RIVER BELLE
Will take the place of the Steamer “Harlem" for
the winter. Leaving Pier 39, E. R., New York,
foot of Dover street, every afternoon (Sundays
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Standiness’ fair play, and self-command tarrh from aslmple cold in the ~ ' _ was tossed '
were inculcated by the practices wit- headl'to Loss 01fl smell], tasteallllul . 3901159 01' Herr. Schafi‘er, “11° keeps an ‘ 7"".7‘32fi94flh 7: ' .».- an ' I" ‘ be about the car mm a feather excepted) at 215 and East slat street at 230
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nessed” in the playing fields of the bush. .Icgigsggpgggg icomméglfia‘; Some very fine square ones among outfitterg’ shop m the lower part of his 3;; @11111‘ W?“ A),,:?/.‘..;/§...;‘J ../ ,.—- d2“ m a gale. o’clock for Wilsol’i Point and all station’s on the
the number. ‘ - house. The front windows command thfi _ 'A '-\_‘_~ s. .. _-_.\ o.:<"\ -... 4—: _ . ‘— -~- -. "" A“ ' Ross said the car would sometimes run lama“ 132333538 guygggkwggnsgggg
The imitative games of young savages,
then, are like those of other young
people, only varying in the things imita-
ted. Among games we can scarcely
reckon the dances of the adults, in which
the manners and customs of beasts are
imitated. These dances have usually a
religious sense, (as when the Athenian
girls mimicked the bear in the worship
of Artemis.) or they are magical cere-
monies, intended to secure luck in the
chase.
W.—
A MILLIONAIRE'S BIARRIAGE.
There were three romances in the life
of the late Joshua Sears, the millionaire
grocer of Boston. The first was when
he was a very poor. young man. He
started a flirtation with a wealthy beauty
on a railroad train, called on her after-
wards and finally found that his suit was
poor and she was rich. The second was
when he was past middle age and very
rich. He became engaged to a dashing
young widow. One of her friends
asked her: “ What are you going to be
married to that old fellow for? ” “For
his money, of course," said she. Sears
heard of this. “For my money, eh?"
'he cried; “not by a-blessed- sight."
He went to his lawyer, and was told she
would have a good case in a breach-of-
promise suit. He didn’t want a lawsuit,
so he handed a confidential friend $10,-
000 and told him to go and see the widow
and “fix things up;” which was done,
she accepting the bribe and giving him
his freedom. The third was when he was
an old man. .He found himself enormously
rich, but thought: “When I am gone,
as I soon shall be, who will enjoy it all? "
So he went to his friend, Alpheus Hardy,
and said I’m thinking of getting married.
What do yo you think about it? " Hardy
thought he knew a lady who would just
suit. “Well, then, Hardy, you ' go and
arrange it.” So Hardy conducted the
negotiations and Sears was accepted.
On his wedding morn the bashful bride-
groom called Hardy aside aud said ;
“Hardy, I don’t know anything about
this ceremony, and you do. So I want
you to stick close to my side and coach
me, so that I won’t make any thundering
mistake.” Hardy did so, and all went
Well.
W
WOMEN’S RIGHTS IN FINLAND.
Since . postal savings banks were
opened in Sweden and Norway last
autumn, the demand for similar institu-
tions has been growing more urgent in
Finland, and after due inquiries and
careful consideration the Finnish Senate
has decided to establish postal savings
banks after the English system in all
parts of the Grand Duchy. There is no
doubt that to the poor Finn, who earns
a scant living by hard manual larbor,
it will be a boon to put by arsmall sum
in a place where it is perfectly safe, but
even more than the men, the women
have cause to rejoice at the decision of
the Senate, for the law establishing the
banks indirectly establishes one of the
. urgently needed of woman’s rights. Ac-
cording to the law of Finland no woman
has hitherto been allowed to acquire any
property without the authorization of
her husband. This law will in the
present case be annulled, and a woman
will be atliborty to make use of the pos-
talsavings banks without the permission
of her lord and master.
BIRDS CALMING THE SEA,
ment consisting of one bottle
. 1? Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
, 3" Solvent and one Improved Inhal~
: er, in one package, may now be
had of all Druggists for 81. Ask for SANFonD’s
RADICAL Conn. ’
Complete Tl‘tfllllltlll, with Inhaler $1.
“The only absylute specific we know of."—Med.
Times. “The best we have found in a lifetime of
suffering.”—Rev. Dr. ll’i'ggi‘n, Boston. “After a
long struggle with Catarl‘li the Radical Cure has
conquered.”—Rev. S. W. Monroe, Lewisvul'gh, Pa.
I have not found a case that it did not relieve at
once.”—.~1mlrew Lee, Manchester, Mass.
"- . For tde relief and prevention
[EOLL'Wt‘he Instant it is applied 0
’ \VOLi'llllc Rheumatism Neuralgla, Sciati-
W‘W ca, Coughs, Oolds, Weak Back,
\ . Avg/ismmach and Bowels, Shooting
I! r; Pains, Numbness, Hysteria, Fe-
“ . male Pains, Palpitation. Dyspep
@ \ sia, Liver Complaint, Billions Fe-
_ \ \ ver, Malaria and Epidemics, use
7/: L CTRI c \ Collins’s Plaster-s (an Electric
N l u \ Buttery combined with 9. Por-
ous Plaster) and laugh at pain.
PLASTEBS ‘25c. everywhere.
icul' " Tl—il's ‘ OUT
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lilting in pitteill.
fervnccs ll] L‘Yl‘l“ ,ililv.
DODGE & SON .
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G'reo. S. Gregory.
Livery, Boarding, Sale,
Feed and Exchange
S t a. b 1 es ..
(In rear of Horse Car Depot),
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STOVES & HEATERS,
Also cheaper Stoves of great variety.
FINE 000K STUVES fill GOAL and WDOD.
RANGES, such as the
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Duchess, Our Own, and
Uncle Nick,
Whose working capacity cannot be
excelled.
FINE CHINA & lillfltKElll.
PLAIN and .nncoud'r‘nn.
Hailing Lamps and Chandeliers
Wooden and Tin Ware,
And everything in the
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Carriage Making
AND
Repeating.
H. TILLY’S,
NORWALK, CONN.
Carriages furnished at all hours. Courteous
attention and gentlemanly drivers. 1y
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GLASS TABLE WARE 0f Great Varied.
main St.. South Norwalk,‘0t.
The Nation’s ,Liglll l
THE JVEW' Y0§IC BOARD OF FIRE UNDER.
WRITERS 3.4 Y .'— Bush 6* Denslow’s Premium. Sanity
0Ll ls (l Perfectly Safe llluminator and its use will
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The Gr eat American
llllllllll WFENGE POSTS.
Referring to our adv. of some time ago.
and in response to the urgent request of
the thousands of farmers and others who
have asked it, we have concluded and now
announce that for a short time—as we find
the demand for the goods urgent, and-the
hardware jobbing ' trade too ba‘cR’Ward '
about taking in and carrying stock suffi-
cient to supply the demands or the retail
hardware trade and the thousands who
want our posts—to give all the trade dis-
counts named to the retail hardware
dealers and to the public, and to supply
them with the gooos direct, until such time
street, while those in the rear look out on
a private garden. The lady was sum-
moned before the authorities, charged
with appearing in a semi-clad condition
at the back windows. Frau Schafier is
said to be the handsomest woman in
Vienna. The defense was that the lady
Wes simply making her toilet with the
window open. The judge summed up
the case with great deliberation. "If,"
said he, “she had looked out of the front
window. the scandal would have been
open and, public. and an ofl‘ense against
the law would have been committed. But
as she only appeared at the back win-
dows, the case was different.” The fair
defendant was dismissed with a warning,
and recommended for the future to pull
down the blinds before commencing her
toilet.
MISTAKES IN PUNCTUATION.
Mistakesin punctuation, such as the
omission or misplacing of a comma, may
cause serious alteration to the sense of a
passage. The contract made for lighting
the town of Liverpool by wick lamps,
during the year 1819, was rendered void
by the misplacing of a comma in the ad-
vertisements, thus: “ The lamps at pres-
ent are about 4,050, and have in general
two spouts each, composed of not less
than 20 threads of cotton." The con-
tractors would have proceeded to furnish
each lamp with the said 20 threads: but
this beingonly half the usual quantity.
the Commissioners discovered that the
difference arose from the comma follow-
ing, instead of proceding, the word
“ each. " In the following instance it was
no doubt a bachelor compositor who, in
setting up the toast, “Woman, without
her, man would be a savage!” got the
comma in the wrong place, and made the
sentence read, “Woman, without her
man, would be a savage l"—C“hambers’s
Journal.
List of Patents
Issued from the U. S. Patent Ofiice for the week
endin Nov. 4 for the State of Connecticut,
furnis ed as from the office of John II. Earle,
Solicitor of Patents, New Haven, Conn.
H. Boochardi,_Bridg‘eport. device for cooling
journal bearings.
E. S. Boynton, assignor to Wheeler 85 Wilson,
Bridgeport, information tablet.
R. L. Brewer. Hartford, sssignor to Colts Arms
00., magazine fire-arm.
T. Clancy, Bridgeport, valve.
If. Cullen Hartford, air compressor.
W. Goodfellow, assignor [—2 to H. Hofil’nan, jr.,
So. Norwalk, combined whisk broom receiver
and match holder. '
W. H. Hale, assignor 1-2‘to W. J ewett, New
Haven, saddle for bicycles. '
J. C. Hallas, assignor to Benedict & Burnham,
Waterbury, lamp-burner.
C. E. Hart. designer to Stanley Works, New
Britain, bolt. ,
A. W. J ohnsOn, New Haven, assignor to Sschett
Mfg. 00., Wallingford, sewing machine om-
brordel'y attachment.
E. B. Manning, Meriden, heater stand for
cofiee urn, etc.
G. Nowell do I". H. Stiles. North Haven, curry
com .
S. J. Tilev, Essex, needle machine.
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Advice to mothers.
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child sufierin and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? lf so,
send at once and get a bottle of Mrs.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Children
Teething. Its value is incalculable. It
will relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures. Wlnd colic, softens the
gums, reduces the inflamation, and gives
tone and energy to the Whole system.
Mrs. Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup for Chi]-
dreu Teething 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 drug-
gists throughout the world. Prion 25
cents a bottle. 1y42
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that are acknowledged by press and people to be. the FINEST RUN UPON ANY
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY. and In "gighgfi‘é'fim' meals are served to travelers at
I rate of SEVENTY-FIVE GEN .' , , .
the‘l'sli‘lflREE TRAINS each way between ONIOAOO .and the MISSOURI RIVER.
Two TRAINS each way between cannula and MINNEAPOLIS and 31'. PAUL.
em- LEA sou-re.
_ January I, less. a new line wlll be opened. vla “neon and'Kankakee. between
Newport News. Richmond. elnolnnetl. lndlanapolle and La Fayette. and Council
Bluffs. St. Paul. Mlnneapolls and lntormedlato points.
All Through Passengers carried on Fast Express Tralno.
For more detailed Informatlon. see Mapsaud Folders. which may be obtained. as
well as Tickets, at all principal Ticket amass in the Halted States and Canada. or of
R. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN, '
Vice-Pres't a: norm Manager. nen'l T'k't I Pau'r Az‘te
GHICAGO.
JESSE" HOPSON.
MANusscTUaElt or
FINE CABBIAGES.
Coaches, Landau Landaulets, Broughams. Mail Pllzetons, '1‘ Carts,
Village arts, Hearses and Uildcrtaker’s Wagons.
Hewould call the ttention of those de. iring Fine Carriages‘in any style and
design, that he has had a practical eperience of‘twenty-five years in the manu-
facture of Fine Carriages, w0uld also invite attention of Liverymen and Undel-
takers to his very Fine Heal-sea and Undertaker’a Wagons of the latest and most
approved designs.
Hearse Mfg. Co. , for 10 years and is now sole proprietor.
He would also inform them that he was manager fortho Youle
Carriage Repairing in all its Branches.
NOR WALK. CONN
lyl
Ga.-—Emor.v
.’ 'Im Harmouy G-rovgr; .
OgNm r". liggvglllfivolizerlnl resulta-N. W. Baker,
' lav awn.
Moberly, Mo.
COAL. .
Consumers of COAL would
find it to their advantage
PRICE, FIFTEEN CENTS A.- BOX. .
._ ‘
EMORY-S LITTLE UA’l‘flAltTlO PILLS
are the BEST EVER MADE 101' Cosllveneis.’ Indigestion, Headache. Oregood
dose of lines or four Emory’s Little'onhsrtic Pills.lollow_ed_ by one pill
every night lor a week or two makes the human machinery run as regu-
.u' as clock work; they purify the blood and put new life in a. broken down
Harmless. Pleasant. infallible, the reunites; can; ma;
1 D are d Medicine Dealers at 15 is. 1 ex 0
""51 alglroprietors, 197 Pearl so, ll. v. ’
g.I
boily. Purely Vegetable,
. k them. Sold by al
by Sun. STANDARD cunt (.70.,ll I I “I e t' hem i...
. ' are moret an is old inel ° eyp‘rov o
Piling“: Liitlilield: “$13.” Worth twice the money ’asked.— W. W. H. o
'5 Little Catharllc are the most ponular of all the
River. Mlle—Myn cu mother used one
Locust Grove. Ohio;- 1 recom-
mend them.—John Collins, M 1).. pthens, Texas. They are excellent.—
‘ ‘ . a unexcollcd;—Mrs.ElizabelhKeyser
R.Benson,Jackscn,Mlss They re ly'leow
Bishop. Mills
FOR SALE.
A srmsu
VICTORIA,
Newly Trimmed and Painted.
A‘Fine Family Carriage.
Will be sold at a ' very low price.
HEN RY TILLY,
CARRIAGE ' MAKE R.
soorn NORWALK.
, wanted to: The Lives of all the
AGEN Presidents of the U. s. Thelargest,
andsomest, best book ever sold» for
less than twice our price. The fastest selling book
in-America. Immense 1profits to Agents. . All
intelligent people want t. Anyone can become
a successful nt.‘ Terms free' Hams Boox
conti.
.COAL.
to look at our. Stock be-
for miles without touching the track,
then it would come down with a smash
that soul;S him to the floor. He would
hear whistles for stations that were miles
May, and frequently there would be a
hubbub as if the whole train had jumped
the track». At last this ghost business
worked upon the old man so that he
trembled when he boarded his car, and
situation which had been obtained by
years o£,_faithfui service and went to
drive Wells-Fargo's delivery wagon at
Ogden. He was really run out of a fine
position by spooks.
W
inns. Bums BOYS.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, the
wall-known authoress, is one of these ex-
ceptions, and her craze for the pictur-
esque extends not only to her inanimate
surroundings, but to her two boys. A
lady who has recently paid Mrs. Burnett
along visit is the authority for the state-
ment that they are very handsome boys.
Their proud mother is quite aware of
their beauty by keeping them dressed in
the most becoming fashion. She taught
Mbpminanartistio manner. If
"I. mmmetoher sons and says:
“Take your: ' ' " Immediately
the well-trained. boys fall into the poses
best suited to their dress and beauty.
molds! one will lean his elbow on the
head upon his lhapely hand, while the
M 1m Ml) himself in a grace-
mmmthohmvyfurmgin front
of lhefire. The visitor enters and can-
not (all ml). struck by the picturesque
beauty of thescene and goes away, her
mind full of admiration for her friend'li
children, and feels almost ashamed of the
general roughness of her own boys at
home, whom she is much "sure—laid}; to
find gliding down the banisters, sitting
which would gladden an artist's heart.
nett’s heart. What the result of this
portunity of seeing. for who can lean an
elbow on the mantelpiece cannot be so
very small.
A PW mnnw rmnn.
Between Damascus and Jerusalem is a
tribe of about three thousand Hebrews,
which has been there probably since the
beginning of the Christian Era. They
camps. ' The temple is represented by a
ent race or religion. Their ordinary
language is Hebrew.‘ In their relations
with others they speak Arabian. These
from head to foot. always ready tode«
fend their portion of earth, from which.
with great difficulty, they derive a
meagre sustenance. They live on little
he became so nervous that he threw up a .
the hell ring- Md a visitor is announced, -
cornco: the mantelpiece and rest his '
on thefenceor playing ball than in poses _
Of course the attitudes given above .
- are only those for winter use. For sum- 3
‘mer an entirely different set prevail, but :
they are all quite as effective, and, in- i
deed, they are the pride of Mrs. Bur- 2
novel mode of education will be is a ques- f
tion which agitates many of the writer's . i,
friends, but they will soon have the op: ., .
have neither city nor town; they live in . _'
more spacious tent. They have never '
admitted among them a person of difi'er- - l
relations. however, are very few, for they . 33
have remained, like the primitive races- 1 ' '1‘
exclusively tillers of the soil and war-
riors. They culivate the ground, armed I
a. 111., on arrival of the train from Danbury.
Freight received and handled with care on the
above pier from 7 a. in. until 5 p. m.
Rates as low as any other line and with prompt
delivery.
W'For Special Rates for Freight apply to R. M.
Wilcox, Agent Railroad Square, next oor to Post
Office, South orwalk. -
Faro from Norwalk, Excursion 70 cents.
if H u smgl.’ 45 it
Faro from South Norwalk, Excursion 60 “
‘l H H H . single 40 fl
21tf '
Knickerbocker Steamnial Cu.
Freight Linc direct to New York
Landing at Pier 23 E. R._.
foot Beekman Street.
Lower Rates than by any other the.
City of Norwalk
Will leave Pier 28 E. IL, at the yard at twelve
o’clock, M., daily on Monday, May 26th, 1884, for
Norwaik and South Not-walk. Leaving Norwaik
in the night time arriving in New York early in
the morning.
Freight taken from and received for all points on
the Danbnry and Norwalk, and Shepaug Railroads,
at very reduced rates.
Upon application to agents, City of Norwalk will
be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
WAil persons are forbid trusting any of the
employees of the boats on this line on account of
the owner thereof.
alga/1%.? I
. Offices, 436 Main Street,
.mw, cos... i
T TE
Examiner-in
U. s. Put. once
C“ m , e
“g {‘l‘tlof millennial;
e 0111'
- gl Dou'rWAnz. Gz'rnarolva
l' Ahmad comments.
if ’
and are content to tlfhs live in this sort
of native country which they have oc-
cupied for centuries.
A unmask LAUNcH.
Says the Philadelphia Press: It is
Send two 30.11am to A.P.'0rdw_a _&CO.
danish also “ m" we? r *
result in a Great Saving 0]” Life and Property.”
This is the only Oil in the United States that has ever
been ofi‘lcially endorsed by the New York Board of Fire
Underwriters. Further comment seems unnecessary.
Co. , Portland e.
an, Billie l o.
as the jobbers take into the channel laid D0 THEE GOOD.”
out by us, as shown by our circular and Can be aipmvemtel’v quoted by the manufac-
price list. And. in order, to manage this “11‘9“ 0” ° .ilfiomi Magnetic AP liances.
matter and also the matter of the 'agents’ ““9““ ofinen and women “e m‘ “? “Ving
. . . . . - that ’ ' - . .
commission named in our circular, and but 35?,53V33wҤoflfdlill'fi'iiiillliffi
A Fiji correspondent writes to' an
English paper: “Often, while sailing
among the South Sea Islands, I have
passed flocks of birds, principally terns
amusing 'to watch the ceremonies at the
launching of a Chinese war vessel. It is
always customary before a junk sails on ‘
any voyage to sacrifice a cock and
fore laying in their
Winter’s supply.
and whale birds resting in vast num- noon SALE an ' ‘ '
, . . . ‘7 BETWEERE. copyright clause we have ooncluded for (1 th - _ .
berg on the sea, It 15 remarkable that, , . , , the present to dd fill the business east of fflulrifipulllgginq‘gfiig‘iilg gill; fitfinfiieg.‘ sprinkle its blood on the bows of the
however rough the sea may be at the C ‘ III ' I a I C II o L S 9 new 131°§kym°uimm9 atthfe‘fihicsgo office. “33.“ aItf0l'tliiulfliolidilslute!’ifatlibemmm one v 1' amid much beating 0‘ gougs.
. . , ' , , o e s es , .
. time, yet where the birds rest there is MANAGER on JOBBING DEPARTMENT. . . ( en °rq?}’§}‘§,f,€§g“ ”‘n-depximulars) diseases wherethes'ngrvdgs iiystel'ilti: e' dig: B“ ”mammal“! especial bless—
ingisinvoked on the new undertaking.
and the court at Pekin sends its Imperial
Commissioner to offer sacrifice, as the} i “‘7'
representative of the Emperor. Two . Cums Souffle. 31751179138.
altars are, therefore-erectedon board the P1121121” and Face GRIDS-
new ship, one to the Goddess of the Blotclios. Balls. Tumors. Tet-
- - ten Humans, Salt Rheum,
Rue“ the 0th“ in. the , Goad“! 0‘ .8ch Head. Sores, Hercudal
Heaven. To the former are sacrificed
' tive organs,~the liver-pr kidneys are concerned
3... . one... in. assassins?unimpair-d:
m. SOEWAB. 5333.333ni’éfifil‘d“?§i.§§§lfl¥if.fi‘tli‘df
OPTICIAN and OCULIST, “$2.?33‘ippfii‘ldt’lfi. 221‘}. {Shi'ifll'iiilgl
mggjistélNorwalk and So. Norwalk, Conn. _
Y - l
1837 Michigan Avenue,
not a ripple to disturb them. This must
be caused by oil, but whether it is pur-
posely deposited by the birds with the
intention of quieting the water, or
whether they do so from natural causes,
is a question. theanswer to which, I
think, would interest many of our
0111' Pan in will Dawn.
All Coal will be delivered
DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY
AND SILVERWARE
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS 1N
mounds. .-
. ' A . in f ' l . u 't.‘
readeis ' ' T When you visit or leave New York city save 6 rom S ate and D 5 . Disease-7' F 9111319 Weakness
um“ I . ,. . , .. Because Emma “dome hi"; “a . ,. two goats and two pigs, and to theist- and Inna-clarifies. Dizziness.
0. s-rma'rn ORGAN. . . . - ., il'é’léliti‘ilfo?“ Union-Hotel, opposite éiud . _ _ tor. who has less to do with theshipping, figsctgnslgffigeijgugjfi’
_—’ .-; - , ' . . . . . 1-, -
In 9' $111311 church, at a little village _ - . Wl'flL BE AT N ,. . . Elegant rooms fitted up. at a oostIof one f. .. .. LIIMBER’ only the hfids 0‘ 051° p13 and one SPM- gestion. 3111011311955. 'Dyégei-
near Brighton. where the congregation . ~ - ORWAin-v- . , - $313"; qgiulgingggfifl ”Eight?“ Elli.“ ‘ ' * ' ' But quantities at was paper, Whoa 518 and 691191311391,th
00‘11‘1 Mt afford to pay an organist, they . Owing to the great depression in most kinds of manufacturing NoVembcr 25 and 26., 1.884, 3:; “bullied Fill}! the. .best. horse. cars, I .-- ‘ 5 TIMBER. 3th 1’13: I” 3:? ha" a“ bum“ mofihgglmfidfi‘lfigf’mmfi‘iifli
ricentl); bought a self-acting Organ. a interests and the consequent dullness of trade, We are prepared to At N orwallc -H0t6la rm“-efi.n°n$?§tol“}§°t§.$.23 (132i; . - . I" gilt paper fihoxwgfiym in “glimwnlnmmdtmwmélmmlm
:hénlgasmégsmgflflsnh an; Wtzld hinted1 to offer extra inducements to buyers We have a full line of the above mggfifiqhfiafimfiunbrrm.ot'llsrdfstiidy g’t‘fgcgiel “I“ “In! other mamasg’l’ifgel . ‘ " - " SHIN GLES. m m . propifiate the Sea Dragonm The: 53mg FOSTER! ”LBW“! 00.3mm Buffalo. NN.
. cons . . , . ,_ , one in h . - a , _ , .
forty different tuna Til: sex“; 111;}; naanedIgoodsmnd are confident that we can-suit you both in quality gmlemfidoémn -ll§?:¥l‘-ars't' n 2%.:- - . . deafening beating of gangs, firing of Establishes-1852’. mlvmnnsw.
- - . . all Price- ' ' 1“” m: : » 00L. 01.an . - ' - ' ‘ > . ‘ - _ _- . '
mstru 1; s mostappropriatetoregtore tn m , . . . . _ — LATE guns, shoutm and 91101111 11 roar e
0 ion hf“? to set 1'5 gomg, and I .. andcureautn‘evanouslliseaseqqsnbimiggeye, TIE-Army, writes :’—For the. last two ears south Norwalk- ‘ , vessel lid 'gto th 8_ P , th ‘ " ' N
how to stop it, but unfortunately, he W t h & 01 k R e e 4 __ . gaunt; “homage? fcombintiild my practice off“, my health hasheen excellent;this.1 thin rig I 8. esm enver. .
forgot tho latter part of his business, a: c 00 epailrlng &( J Obblng shiedtofnrnislledsllmkg, 'gifglléngs‘islllg {gilded gods-ll :flicngiigglblg (113%me Eager-mark; - DOORS’ ‘ . . = PAINT $60M)” 00’s ‘
and after Ismgmg the first four verses of . 33333332333 fi'flfihdg $132341} gm‘E-w= changes of climate, etc., do inclzdent to 231le ram“ 1N UTAH. READY.MMEPAINTS
a hlyimn 595°” the sermon,,. the organ a specialty at wmerfi’vlslonsryailments.‘ . ’I . , ! wus- dier’sliie. 2M5 ‘ ' SASH - :sirl‘rli-rlov' SPRINGF'Eln MASS
c0” ‘ no e filtoPPed. and it continued Con-mower: 1'er i . I ' ‘6 H ’ ' 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ Sn th D l' ' - ~‘-"-"?-‘5TE‘35- - I‘
. _ , ._ . .. ..-, 0;. THEFATHEB .1 . , g . .. ys e enverRepublcan. Utahlmg . . . e . .
playing two voices more; then, Just as J A O K o N ’ s . Rfiferences—Ged G. Blsho Charles plmsteadg Of all diseascsis im ure blood, when loaded P , - ' i BLINDS . now ten thousand small farms, averaging sums buds “mm. d um. ”mum-
clergyman completed the words “Let ifdsfiiasll‘l'. “.mdasam. Clarence win foul humor; on important a... a... EN - ' l lmlI-fivem d the whole mustbe ‘
us pray,” the organ clicked and started a I ' ' " . -' . an ' . W. Rim” 'fiihgjflmfighfi be pure]; m“ fin‘lfim‘ifii - irrigahd. There ' at one large farm ""E-lmwood gtngk Fag"?
. . . . . .. . .._:,,,.I ..., ,g. z‘; <-' '3’“. ~ .. ., “'.‘..: .1. . .erIe can 8 no 8. . _ __ .,. _ . u . . . .
fresh time. The mlmster sat. it out BITTI ER’S 31‘. FEB TAPE WORM! . . purifyilthe blood Sulphur-pitta? is incomgo; And. GOYOMOIt chin. my MOLDING; m the Territory. and that is owned by a " , ierohgni’lonnécgfnoi
patiently, and then renewed his intro- _ 3 ' ' In one of the tropical provinces of comm, 213%,, fififimwmmuh‘ ”mm" *0 02645“). 30.10 33.813925. Thousands half. , ' OOMPEDYr The great Salt Lake, accord- :th D1325. ‘l lines:
ductory words, a Let us pray,” When there has been found aIroot, _t_he,extrai‘:t from . nights “081.3694. WINDOW FRABIES ing to Elder ommon con ., _. dded. by direct in.
click we t fl, Which has Drovedanubsolflte spacinc“-tor=“’l‘ape , , .’ lama enough f Orlalion, 51 fine ani-
n eorgan, and started oil'on Worm. , , , , .. SCO'I'ISEMULSION or PURE conmvnn ADDRESS F, f on 4 salt to supply America for centuries.’ "‘R'S» mm: 6°
another time. The sexton and the others w d 1‘ lsgglgfigég'ggegggggstggrgggjmg om, wrrn mornospurms, , ’ ““9 “’ge’ Au ,1... is necemry in pram it for :33), .-L“‘.$.;“..'.'.'l"
continued their exertions to find out the - =.. :. egg", flygggkf,nln,,k,,-_mml .giggégfiwangjgmabe “‘“m’h '5 Mil‘ggogfihfdm by Dene-to Gen.w.E.NO:BLE, Bridgeport , PICKETS (w market is to drive to the edge of tile lake ' ' ’l‘lP3“g“':‘:‘>’°“{.°3i:
spring. but no man could puta stop to ' , a ‘ passosrawaylnanatural and eas madam; 1),. y. Compton of Evelisviile Ind , _ . I . _ 3 ’ ' with a whgon, and a man with rubber Stfld'Boo artisan IndAmerizl: Axillmiifsifl
it; so they got four of the stoutest men E m "m“ ‘Vm’mm’ an“ “mnmmm” ’ " ” I have prescribed Scott’s Emuli'lion’ l'sru’ll' ' boolrl l d ' ' "summed bmdm' new”! ““"mn‘ s",,,",°,,“
in the church toshoulde- ' F" on?” '- m““"°“~~~ n ““9“ - WWW“: :Ifinditrve .' 'alatablea dbo ‘ - llb gel," ' ' ' V d H d W (1 W k ion 9““ m It “mash"d' Tl” ' "’“Smhc‘mfl 'R°J°‘"'w'
"as 1 the perverse a . meafimtoutas ole failure to as,~ wormyviloln, t to , P .” "'0 '0 yd? 1- . . , - ~. - elleere 31' 00 01‘ a salt hes on the bottom of th ink in
\ instrument, and the carried it (1 h B with We Abso ate "mom . amalgam-s... ””5 "1'“? 3’9"" children “*0 ilmdllr. . ‘ ‘ ' - ° . ° . was mm roe Anvil Vise. cm-
\ . y . ownt e .. teed, No ploy required now go ”WV“? Send and it is very useful as acough remedy. . ‘ . . . , “an: coarse crystals. After loading. It Wm 011‘ To'olior Flinn
cficfignsle of the chm-ch, playmg away, I: stamp forc cular and terms. - . . . Outed III Ills Various Stage” . 53qu to “ grinding We and after and Home use. 3
who] fl‘m‘chyflrd. where it continued “J .- . 1 ,0 “W???“M“ . IMPORTANT To THE PEOPLE OF THIS ' Desire foi' stimulants entirel removed. Home ‘ ~ ham" 3 run through it is fit 1' ,the table. figii’“s‘glds'lioy'
° 0’15? 3,3 away until .- ,, ' 1 , Y .. . ‘“ “99' 15"?" Y9“ 0.1.11; , . . STATE- - treatmentjmedic‘l’ne'osnhe' , lsteie'd without. Hard wood Ceilin & 1.1100,- . °r hardwaredealers
M,\ . .. m ’2‘ a1. ._ .. .. _.........._. -.._. .. pumoris Rheum‘fic and Neunlsifi Remedy knowledge ofpatle'nt,by w. lacing “in, loot. ~ . g . lng W _ . To introduce. 1
Whatever study “uglished. I - v - :uableproperty, fMJSfle; ‘ not only sly-go .tompommfief’ but will 93-60! ice, tea oranyarticlco f ares guaranteed. , . . . , _ ' , " ,5; free to first per-
01' indirectl t Q)" ' ‘ i! '» “-= ., M11? 011““an 53136? from-the excrutint- ' 7" ff; ”’ " - Hemwillmg—“Whydon’t you 80% . . sonwllo gets up
y 0 make 118 b63061 I HE omedtead of the m John “7‘; Taylor“ ins pgjng ofpheummm sndneural ‘ ' -. ,r - . - aclub 0‘4. Allie
citizens is at best but a specious 3!- smaiillfifllii‘fiéliili’n'iisitr‘iieiw‘ismmxfghi-. u": ‘ ' " ' m" " ' '1" I i work? said a charitable lady the other Fili‘e‘t‘LEJEgg grwgfi'c D m‘ M‘ "
- . ,_ ouse s . . - . , . . . « i - o. e t (
genlous sort of idleness, and know $13802; 353.3252. ma mealtime“ liliraorngimljt‘i - igflggfil'ml— 1:311“, fillin'llflllpnvelfl man or any case'of drunkenness that Golden Specilic dehyoetod a Pam“ before Who?) she m k n f . , .
we acquire b it 111 - ' m, m,“ ,._,m n); Phil-Isl, _. uglievso. ,. W 1’ While 0 lpnns ill .not;cure., Circulars contaminatestimonias . . .P . anicely-cooked meal. Iwould," . “We.“ in. me- $5 01ml? ree- Farm
of igno y tho y a creditable 1.. sum ry 836 éfiiuflen‘gggfib mmmer seuon. , . , . . . ,wnd inllpsrtlcnlarssentiree. Address, - 60 N02. all: Conn [epfigd'tfiemfi’ "ifIhadthetoola" £3“;me fg":‘5fi,°§§‘;‘.§ “m {9931,30
rance no inzmo-. - , - . ..=_. »- .. 4, tom; ::~ (5 ‘ " " -i ' ‘1 f ' ' 'w 0 -- z ' . . ' , » 1. ° " “3-“ W e.
’ ‘e . . “QMHJ B- - - - - Formerly Valentinedl Butler. ‘ $006351?” pm __n #3:!“ W0" mommy; .kdfggééwofil-‘rgm rude;- (gioulfi- notice" layWGOLegghfingclne Foal“) giant]! sort of tools. do you want!" filfi‘ififfi‘ft‘g’fifié’. 2W3; °‘,‘,‘;,.-f“,':.,‘“:‘.
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