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mtwlfiexnaaeewmtto‘er.
Iloveaehlver'lflam—
lmnarlverby'tbehe.
Twere sweets: noonhght' l mystic hour.
Tommwmm
Tomeaponadpsygut—
xHo—I-uinglfiy'tenr.
In that retirement. mi would
And make my!!! a filing tea——
N a .
H1111 11",: 1111-11 1'9 .
Beneath a shady cyan-e.
Hov’ewect to breathe 1011'! tender vow.
Your dear one bitten by a row-—
.Vo—no—I my sitting by .- bough.
Orswectwilhyonrfondwlfemsit
Oumiemdoaaldxyhgm‘s close.
While she‘s hard hitting at your nose—
lmean hard knitting at your hose.
Perbna on Bali in: you brood.
While sympathy lights her sweet face :
'Tiagoodtonlklpuno’stoes—
I mean to talk upon one‘s woes.
(1%."
.111: 11111 you watch out fairy shape.
.Vo—no—I mean he:- surf of lawn.
An oflihanded fellow—One who has lost
both of his arms.
W'by was St. Paul like a horse?
he loved Timothy.
A dmggist lid his cheerful invitation in
his shopwindow: ‘ Come in and get twelve
cmetics for one shfiling. "
An editor down south reports himself an
struck, and myshe is recovering though the
blow was a very heavy one—an eleven
pounder.
A Vermont editm' has invented a new
method of rousing delinquent subscribers to
a sense 1;! thelrduty. He writes an obituary
notice of them.
An old lady on a train, not far from Lafa-
yette, hearing the brakeman sing out, “ Eu-
bank's Cut I", sallicd to the door, and asked.
“ Is he hurt much 7"
A temperance editor. in drawing attention
to an article against ardent spirits in one of
his papers, says, “ For the efl'ects 11f interoper-
11r1ce see our inside."
\Vhen Milton was blind he was married to
:1 shrew. Some one told him she was a ros1.
“I am nojudge of colors," said Milton, "and
it may be so, for I feel the thorns daily.“
A colored clergyman in Philadelphia nu
ccntly gave notice as follows from the pulpit :
“ There will be four days meeting every
Evening this wcck, except \V'1'1ln11sday after-
noon.“
/
A rlu1-l was fought in Mississippi last month
_1 S. Knott and A. W. Shore. The malt
was Knott was shot and Shott was not. In
those circumstances we should rather have
been Shot! than K110
“ A man who‘d maliciousw set fire to 11
barn," said good old Elder Podson, " and
burn up a stable full of horses and cows,
ought to be kicked to death by a jackass, and
would like to be the one to do it."
" The man who has raised a cabbage-hand,
has done more good than all the metaphysi-
eians in the wori ,” said a stump orator, at a
meeting. “ Then," said a. wag, your mother
ought to have had the premium."
One of thc principal dancers at the Fiskic
Opera House is 1: Pole, 'tia said; 11 110p pole
of course; and ‘tis almost needle-less to add,
a. North Pole, also, regarding her as a mag
net of attraction to the blade of the metrop—
Dlis.
An Indianapolis councilman in a recent
speech said: “ Any judge who could issue
such an order as thatof Judge Hines‘s a
jackas l” Forgetting himself a little further
on, he added, “ and I am the peer of such a
man I”
A young man who was sent to Maine to
examine the condition of a mill after the late
freshet. reported by due course of mail as
follows :
“I find attain by the mill-site. but no mill
by a dam site."
A Missionary who went out from Boston
to the Cannibal Islands 11 year ago, has just
come home' In a barrel, his friends managing
to get hold of some pieces that the cannibals
threw away as. too tough.
At a collection made at a charity fair, a
lady offered the plate to a rich man who was
noted for his stinginess. " I have nothing,"
was his curt answer. "Then take something,
su'," she replied ; “ you know I an) begging
_ for the poor." ,
Josh Billings says ;—“){enny‘ people spend
their time in trying to find the hole whar sin
got into the world. If two men but! thro’
the ice into a millpond, theyhadbetterhnnt
for some good hole to get out. rather than git
Because
into a long argument about the hole they fell“
1n. ’
" Boy,“ said :1 hurrying predestz'ian to a
street gnmin,‘ ‘may I inquire where Robin-
5011 5 drug Wis ’"
“ Yes, miter.”
“ Well, where ?' rejoined the gentleman,
impatiently.
“,Don’tknow”answered the urchin.
Blifkins (who, by the way is an old bach)
says he mwaghysfimugkaxindnwinfie
semndstoryofahouseon’l'hirdsueegwhfle
go’mgho-etheofllernight. Itmdmed
in a longtime robe andwasstandmgtn
' Qinltfllti
An attractive domestic, whose valuable
serviceshadbeenglminagmflmnn'sfam
walk. Incfcwdayshemd,“ stup-
piaginthc wwhmmW‘
“1011182111th 1515mm
Hemandehhwuqudet-
gwwfierfltmfigwhhm
haul-flaking: “Mg-he
fifi,uammmmm
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“WHEELER
First to establish the business 111
this city in 1859.
DEALER IN
American, English and Swiss
WATCHES,
0f the difl'ercnl makers, in Gold and Sil-
1'er cases.
SOLID GOLD JEWEIRY,
Also. a large assortment of all the cheap
3 grades, at prices defying competition.
Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
On hand and made to order, of any de-
sired weight or pattern.
Sfiver Plated Ware,
A specialty. at manufacturers‘ prices.
A GREAT VARIETY OF
C L O C K S ,
Of different makers and prices. ‘
VIOLINS, BOVVS. STRINGS,
And trimming-s of all kin1ls,to,1:ctl111r 111111
a general assortment of woods usually found
in 3 Jewelry Store, 11] of which I will
make it to your interest to buy of me
PATRON'IZE YOI’R OOWVwaKA'I'HER THAN OI'T
Repairin' line Watches. Jewelry French f‘loch.
Karim] Boxes and all the 11101-1. difficult jobs done
on the premises. at short notice and at n-numahle
pleas. L therefore claim an ad1antaszc o111r 11111.41-
who are obliged to send to New York to 1:11 11111 111111
job done.
""1()L KSO“ HOW IT IS YOI'RSELF."
c. .11. 13111311111;
Ely’ s Block opposite Lucas lion-l
South .Vorwalk. V111: 17. 11370. 1 11'
'I‘ho Old ‘VVoll
GROCERY
AND
FEE I) STU R E,
The plarc to buy choice
TEAS,
COFFEES,
SPICES,
PROVISIONS,
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
l”00d of all Iiinds'.
“’1' claim to all 1h" 80:!
FLOUR
f0rth1 price Viki in ”1111 1:13:1n1111nrr11nl111'r1l1.1r
rcL In our 11\~'11rtn11'111 11f l‘nnismrh 111 1111 r 1111'
(‘rkbratnd
ANDREW .V 111111.111'11T's
H A M S ,
CHOICE SMOKED BEEF.
BREAKFAST BACON,
We also h11111 the best {nslr
BUTTER AND CHEESE
in the market. Sole Agents for the
United States ,Tea Company, l
“More T11111- arc sold at. “'lIOILVALE I‘RICI)‘. I
F. .11. ToLLES & 00.,
.‘I \IN STREE'I‘.
s01 Til V111111'11.K.1'11V_V
NOT—ICEli
II. I I. PR—ITUH ARI ),l
0111: dour 11‘1-sl of 1111' I’uslolli1'1'.
I111- lhc best 1'311111 in
FANCY GOODS,
.LVD
NOTIONS,
Er er ofl'ercd in this city.Th1-;_1110ds an .111 111' 11' and
fresh. bought 1'11r1 low. and are being ' sold on u ha-is
o! “ Gold at par. " which is lower,. thou any quota
Lions nude.
Ladies will find a nice assortment of 11'1~ll.n1.'1d1-
UND'ERWEAR.
ALSO A GOOD LINE OF
Merino Vests and Drawers,
ANOTHER LINE OF THOSE
BLACK ALPACAS,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE
iv o o L
Soughtata forced :1.-almond being: sold at lee: than
robbers ‘prices.
SIIAIVLS,
H. II. PRITCHA-RD.
Ono door west 0! the Postofflce.
South Xorwalk. NOV. 17. 1813. 14!
AreYouIn’suredt
CA SH CAPITAL $200,000,
All paid in and securely invested
with surplus.
THE OF'F’ICE' OF THE
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81$ “ New Haven. ..
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it” New Haven Ex. .
10.15 ‘ No train. .
1%“ New Ilavc'n Ex. :
11:30 ' No train. '
1215 P M. No train. ' . .
12:58 N. Y. Accom. :2) ‘
1:10 New Haven. :: "
1:41 New Haven Ex. ' "
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2:1!) “ V1) train. ' :1 ' "
3:03 “ New York Ex. :1 "
3:25 “ New York. . :. "
3:50 “ .Vo train. 1' “
4:13 " New Haven Ex. :: "
4:50 “ No train - . “
5:19 “ New York Ex . : "
5:3!) " New Haven . :. “
5:5] “ N. Y. 8’. N H ':‘ “
5:” “ N11 train. ‘:43 “
6:48 “ No train. 7le “
7:17 " New 11311111 7:40 "
7:10 “ No train. 8:0") "
8:15 " We train 8:32 "
8:8 " No Will 8:35 "
1cm “ .'0 hub. “‘17" “
9:17 “ N. Y. 1!: .V. II. Ex. 11:41.1 "
9:49 " .Vo train. 11H”
11x00 Saturday only. 10:30
2-11 ED“ INI [‘.UL K“ 0111) Fr 1-sld1 111
New York and New Haven R. R. H
ARRANGEMENT.
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folltms:
SUMMER
A
For New ‘Ol'k.
Al 3:47 A..\I.Bosto11Expr1-ss.
stopping at all station.-
11:45
7:46 Local Exp" 1111. stoppin; :Il Dari1'11 111111 MINERAL WATERS,
Stamford.
in?!) stopping 1.11 all stutlvms. .
" Trusses Fans 11111111811111,
1:“ P. M. stoppln 1 at all stations. ,
3:22 " Boston xprcs-‘e.
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9:37 Boston xpn'ss,
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New York for South Nor“ alk.
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1.31 P )I. sruppiux 111 all .-1:1111>11-
1:59 “
Ila-11111 Express.
Propping .'11 all slullorrs
7:37 .. ..
”:49 Boston Expn'ss.
Trains l111111~.\'111‘lln1111 for South .\11r11:1lk. 111
2:40 ill 11'!) hi0 "‘i31I‘I >\ le‘l'll‘.“ .‘2171.
ll'.\ l4:31l1£x. 15:1“ 1‘: 1M1 .ll‘ .\l
S111 lnr::1- hill 11! .'1d11'rlis1'1111-111
Houses and liolcls.
“llpt' rint1n1l1nl .‘1 (”“11 Fourth 1111- 11119 :11111 T111 11
t1-s111-nth street. N11“ York
Assistant Supp rinh-‘ndcm a 11mm 81311011 “11111111
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Danliury and Norwalk R. R.
Al'TI'MN ARRANGEMENT.
1‘1J.\i\ll-Z.V('l.\'(1 SEPTEMBER 211T”. 11“.“
Daily Trains.
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Clly of 110111111an.}? B11111,
Will run one from 1211 I1 1'111l o! 1l11- route 111- r1 1 11111
in Produce sold wrrhout charge for 111mmls1-inn.
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Isaac Church, .1... i WANTED IMMEDIATELY 1
5,000 PERSONS,
Gllfll‘ll Mllllllllll 111111111111,
Marruim'lurer‘u!
Church‘s Steam Pump.
Church’s Patent Lubricator,
all kind-11f
l" u 1' )1 11 0 hi n 11 1'." .
And LIGHT .\ RTICLES 0N CONTRAI'T “
11.V THE MUST REASONABLE Trams
Boiler Impeator
l-‘uurth congressional District of llrv'filulc
of (‘onm'cticuL .»\;_'1-111f11r
Vanderwater’s Improved
Junval T111113 Water Wheels.
(3111;123:111.
PATENT STEAM PUMP.
This Pump is the most compact built has
less number of arts, and is the Cheapcst
Pump ever pluculllmforc the public. It runs
11ith11111 noisc or j:.1r For Price List. \EC”
address '
For 1111-
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ISAAC CHURCH, Jr.,
Solc Propriclor'and Manufacturer,
.VORWALK, CoNN.
Machine Shop just back of the. llorsc Rail-
wnv Buildin1's.l-tf
R 11110111 BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
ANTIIRACITE AND BITUMINUI'S
COAL
FOR SALE BY THE CARLUAD
0R CARGO.
.111st FOR THE CELEBRATE!)
Franklin Goal, of Lykens Valley.
HARD & SOFT WOOD,
CUT TO ORDER.
amen,
leg! .1 1 .
cement,
,pus'ra’n,
car?“ 11am.
aw! 819113.15
Drugigist and Apothecary,
11111111111111 & Chemicals
FINE TOILET SOJXPS,
pounded day n111l night.
soon huildin
Nilllh Norwalk. .\11\ 17. 111170,
For the Farm,
J.
(hour 1:
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
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Next. in Lucas‘ llotcl.
South _\1-r1111ll.' V1111)? 11170.
PLANING IIILL COMPANY,
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors, 811.,
BALUSTERS, NEWELS, .10.,
Steam 1
Black \\ 11111111, Cherry, Ash Whilcuood,
WORKS 11112.11: m STEAMBOAT LANDIXG.
c. 1.50qu
South Norv 1011,3111. 17. 18'0.
01:61.90 “Perfumery,
learly opposite I. R. Depot.
Pure, Select
air, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
C o M B B ,
’erffN-nu'rg/ in firm! Variety,
CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT MICIHI'INICS.
Enlnlnr'v 11.11.11.11-1111 in
fur 111;l11 1'11ll~.1111 \\rI-l1l11;_'t1111 Slrrvl.
I If
Seeds! Seeds! ! l
For the Garden,
For the Lawn.
(1111' 1311!!) 111111.111111111 I..11;'1<1 >1111L11f '
FRESH AND GENUINE
SEEDS
\Vur'ld.
In 11111
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M. 'l‘llURNBI’RN 1V ('11.,
.1111l 11111111111'1' 71mlIl1;1l1l\111.‘11'1'1ls.1
15 JOHN STREET,
1 ll‘ Nl'l“' X'()III(.
T1) SIT FUR THEIR l‘lt‘TI’REb‘
WAT»—
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OF ALL. STYLES,
\Vlrcn you
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1 hand and made to order.
1111' Picture
n‘l full logo to
I’AG E’s (iuuaLEIIX'.
South Norwulk.
1 1
South Norwalk
MANUFACTURERS Ul" AND DEALERS IN
FOR STALRS AND RAILINGS.
:lwin'-.S11‘11ll ;. .11'ing,
Planing and Turuirr 1;;
die, constantly on hand.
It I. TOLLES, Treasurer.
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We 11:11
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Pairily Groceries,
to u’ch as regards quality and pricc
WE. PJEFY COMPETITION.
Teas and Cuffees
We 11111111 a. specially, and Q1) 11. full line of
all varieties and all prices.
OUR STOCK 0F
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Wholesale
F- , Proprietor.
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