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Doctor Jalap.

A HYDH‘AL KAI—LA D.

 

 

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Them was hit, the sky was dun
Tue birds sang full of 2101'
\s Dr. Jaltp started forth
Bis patients for to see.
And. so hollowly rodedong,
Thus to himsel! he said.
" I‘ve only thirteen patient: left.
Now poorSunJoneIisdead:
For surely hem-mun um
To see this Wham:
He had not. my hairs m stav
When I called, theothcr nicht.
lll just drop in tone his wife
A.- I go do“ mun
Poorsoul! Who'll] takecare 01 her.
And who will—pa! my bill r"
The doctor stopped below the home :
He softly entered in:
He climbed the stairs: he reached the room
Where poor Sam Jones had been:
And there Sam at. as rut-v a: fate.
Eating some meat and hrvad.
“Why. Sam. how's this i“ the doctor trial:
“ I thought that you were dead 3
Your 'sands of life‘ had almost run
The last time I was hen‘:
And new I find you sitting up,
Eating. and drinking lwcr ‘
" All trtn',“ said Sam: “ hat listt'n. {Fltlltll
The reasons very plain:
I‘ll tz'll y-in how it (11.710 about
That I hogan to rain.
And how I happvn in he lte'rt‘.
Fatah-1 a good hochtcak:
That 13
You svvfil didn't

 

 

as» that you 1.7m. 221-2 sir

Lilith“

Double you, oh man .' is “'t'lllzlll.
L‘iiit'n1n fashions—Divorce suits
Airy vesturo—A shift of the wind.
Latt‘st fasniou of t'vcriiiu t'nstunit'. Tlic
rinse of «lay.
T110 scivc through ix hicli tlit' ttmn strained
tvcr)‘ llt‘n’t‘ is for salt".
” My (lair Wife." as tho mun srii4l \\ ilt‘ll lic
looked at the last niillincr‘s hill.
VV'licn may a bird lw said to nocupy :1 Ruth»
1120011? VV'licn it le'L'ps upon 1110 wing.
T110 man who :1ttt'n1ptul to look into the
future hail the door slammed in his fut-1'.
VV'hcn woman comes to sit in the jury box,
pessi‘oly infants may get to be cricts in court.
“’11:: is a cacrtpillar like buckwheat cakes ‘3
liccziusc it is the grub that mnkt's the butter
—fiy.
Nothing like 11 cold in the head to humblc
ll. man. It's prctt)‘ surc to bring him to his
sncczc.
An Imva woman atlvcrtiscs for :1 lllhllilllll,
" Mont-y no object, must lic healthy zint‘. Will-
in: to work."
Tlicrt' will 111' tiiiu'ii rt'jriit'iitz :lllll'llj: hus-
llzln'lfi. All lll'.‘ I‘uris f:t.~liiv't1 Ilzlpt‘l\ luive'
‘?l~l‘('ll(ll‘tl pulrlicniinu.
The young: man who tlt'tt'riiiiut'tl to \t in'
' - first thin ’ 111: it turnul up has l‘t't‘ll Ill'rt‘sl‘
l for ptillin1::‘1n11nsnosv

 

 

.\ \\ i1 rLCC'ttt'j lelitt'l: it»; (Lt' fist wf
11.1.71 ! mgr l.1ti lll> of (it. " NH
\\ histliu; ncar tltc \‘Lllézil‘ s“

A NL-W York paptr sin Just 1 ".1 unit with

uric rye named Rt bcrt VV'clcli,” but «lots not
it'll. ivluit the otlicr 131' was 1111111031.
\V illi .1111 Itnni ITTt>li\l Ill '1 \\ t‘it 2'11

:uiin tli; Uilltl‘ do} fur

\\ (1‘
.11 dull; lll.‘ \\ tit 11 iiii

:1 hoe—:1.i if a man hadn‘t a right to how his
.3 ‘v‘i n I'D VV'.
A VV'L'stcru editor t'nusolt-tl :1 lllzlll “ho

complainul that justice hurl nut lK‘t'n tintit'

hint. lxy the remark that it was “ wry lmky
fur him."
I: was piliii;r it on “lu'u :1 dry 1n4wl~ tiru:

sm'il :1 httslitind for lmttuht ll); llll'
wife. who deserted ltlln, as an out-tit for hcr

in ilii'llé‘l‘

the 31an

A ynung than in Ohio recently opened :1

 

 

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NEWAND RARE PLANTS
R O S E S ,

Geranlums,
vnnnnmns,

AND

BEDDING our PLANT'S,
Flowering Stools, Fruit Trees,

CHOICE
Blackberry
Raspberry,
AND

Stru‘vborry,

PLANTS.

Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery PLants.

Chairo assortment of

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,

DUTCH BULBS.

ion to the sitting up of choin‘
SKC‘K‘. Crosses and other Floral
Send for Catalogue

Special attt ut1oi1
Boqnets Wreaths
Decorations, at shortest notice.

MALLORY 8: DOWNS.

NCRSERYMEN AND FLORISTS,

SOL-TH NORWALK, CONN.
<mi b. \‘nrvxnllx‘ .\«1\ 17 1“.“

C. SWARTZ & ( O.

11'

Manufacturers of the following:
Brands of Cigars :

NOS PLl'S I'LTRA,

Grant and Colfax,
STEXII OF TIIl'J \VI‘JST,
331151.531. SAM‘S. Etta, Etc.

\V'Liuit \11r' :1i:~l ll: mil I‘t'ulv'r.‘ ;:.

Thos. Hoyt ch Co’s ,

P. LORlLLARD & CO.’S,
D. H. MCAlpin & Co.‘s.

AND

Mrs. G. B. Miller& Co.'s
’1‘()B1\C(1()S,

And Smokers’ Articles generally.

ELY’S BLOCK,

 

and was \W‘lll to jail fur it.
lwlunml to ””‘l
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Equip; v 4 wt)
l’u ison—thc clothing: storr'
u-rlu r 111111
lit-iii «villi-<5 must in :111:.\\'fil 11;)111111- ‘
sol," Suit! :11: “Ill 111d} for not :1 iii 41ht '
:1" "_\' l< fl" i l't"li1\"tll

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4-14-5311 iii Bri122.1:i'. Yniinm‘s funi-
i? \ untuc ‘ 'try tn Ilti'l that it"Y‘L‘ :irt'
'1 t ' " uni ~~ 1': ml tin/~15

 

:..2 lt‘t “Elli-mt :1 1111.1s.x.

t Art-lt-ss 01ml; izi .‘lt'miiliis. r04. 011:4

:1 0111400 ofiticifcr

 

\tht’illm

EIl.l't hws in {211' tc21. and no“ :1 \\ lir1lt' family
v-f seven slumber in tlir' Villit'V'
A \V'l‘ZZIll'lll' \\ it :isli-x'tl his unclt' if 1110 t<|ll~

in; ('f :3 mil did not put liiiii in mini Hf li:s
:lixiirum {1351;1- in'l. " Nu, l.«' rciulit'4l.y
‘ but the rope puts Inc in mind of yours."

sir.”

liruvn~
'l

“ VV'L'll, I always illlll-{L‘ i: :1 rain to
11:1. IV 159 everything that huppcns."

Einizli—" Oh, that nothing! it'll n13:
ifc lots of things that never happen at all."

A r1 - twill )Ir. Barnum he
nrvcr cxliiliitctl anything that wasn‘t :1
tuihug. “ Yt's, I 11:11'0," shill Mr.
the bczirtlt'tl lady wasn't lvatrt'fat'vtl."

my

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Emil
lam face; in
Barnum."

Uitl .‘lts. Pillsins was rcntlin: {.11. fun i 1n
ncivs by :1 late arrival. (.- ittun is LlLLliniiiL'!
twinitncd thL' oldld«l_1."VVL'Tl I thou' 1M
:15 much—the his ‘ tlirtILtl I usul n as rcm' Uli-
:ilvl} ftgL-iolt‘ .

 

 

A young 1'3.le in California broke lit-r nut-l;
:1 hiie resisting the attempt of a young man
to kiss her. Young ladies should be very
tart-{Lil rm: to resist such attcmpts. It is cx~
:rL'nit'ly dangerous.

The editor of :1 Maint' paper says that he
l: .5 a pair of boots given him which WCI‘L‘ so
:i ' 7.. that they came vL'ry near making him
a L nivcrmlist. because he received his pun-
:sl.tncnt us no went along

A gentleman who has unfortunately brok-
~.n his word. is anxious to procure some co
zizr'nt that will repair it. The same compo—
~itiun with which people mend their man-
ners may imssihly answer.
tiuiiul by :l. l;
_ :15 to 2110 ;_:L ...utinn tit' anothcr
-.'.Etrt-:~s. was aslt'wfl Wliethr'r ill" individual
“11.3" not :1 notorious liar. " VV'liy." saitl hc.
” not exactly tint; but he is What I call an
lnttrsnittfint liar."

A wealthy Boston gentleman has sent :1
=,=1:1ntit_v of money to General Spinner. with
instructions to place it on interest until the
n-cuniulatcd interest pays 0d” the national
‘ltfllt. As. he only sent ten cents to be invest-
i'l, it may be some days bcforc the debt is

IVY-

 
 

A nitric» in the lwx. 1y:
-. 4'r 'ncml rc,

I'ttitl.

)lrs. Pzirtingtou. on reading an account of
:1 schooner having her jibboom carried away
in Long Island Sound. one night last week,
“mallard " why people would leave such
things out o'doors nights. to be stolen when
there were so many burglaxrs about. filtering
cvt'rything they could lay their hands to.”

A preacher in Wash“, Witt, bu beat
discharged for being: personal to his Lowers.
He said: “ If you should take a. barrel and
fill it with Holy Ghost, another and fill
with wh'skey, and call this congregation up
and let you take your choice, the whiskey
would be gone first.”

“ I feel," moaned a dying cobbler, “ that I
was: weaker-e737 dxyand that Ian sadn—
nfly watching myend; i {amm-
es,mdawlvrifi be over. In mm
nmfocmesole; earthhunononowthat
havaannutmd.” Having cm owl he
wished to, be breathed kilns:

AW editor mix to know
Win has come to pursue it you pn-
was!» ‘10 o’clock a Ifiit,
couple “and has sunk

& W a“ Gd.”

figmcmto pursue it wright

 

 

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

South Norwalk. Conn.
GREAT BARGAINS

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~ \T TTIIJ'A

CENTRAL

Boot and Shoe Store.

TL: :1‘»~'r‘l'-r~x viz" r ~; ".;I':_\ 1.1:: llll'llilt’ll'

 

 

Lion of tht' public to £111.. 121'“ ~:ut'ktvf :ixxls. (Ull'

sisting of a Zt‘llt'l‘ul assortnit-ut m’

BOOTS, SHOES AND ROBBERS,

of ail kind~ Call and examine our good: and prions.

WE VV'ILL NOT BE L'NDERSOLI).

“'0 haw the finest, licst rind Zar20»l stock of gold:

in this city. and pricm that d- f)’ L‘Hiiiiictilluu.

A share of the public patronage i: wllcilcd.

Do not {all to

GIVE L' S A CALL.
BRO‘VX 8r. STEVENS,

E I. Y ’ S B L o C K ,

1—] CITY OF SOUTH NORVVALK

Are You Insured?

 

Q

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(‘A II CAPITAL $200,000.

All paid in and securely invested
with surplus.
THE OFFICE OF THE

FAIIFIELD GoliNTY

_.op_

South Nomvalk,

DmECTOBS:
MAW. South m
33!.an WWMIOo,

It.
manna.
Ylfiaddant first Sodom)! Bunk.
1.1mm.“ fi Hashim-021.1%:-

 
 
 
 
 
 

Do the People Know?

that at the

Old Estlbllshcd Gallery

OF

Whitney 8L Beckwith
NORWALK, v13,

Tht'y make from small Dngucrrcotypt'>. Artilirotyiws
01' Cards.

Life Size Portraits,

ln Oil, lndialnk and Water Colors?
DO THE PEOPLE KNOW

That we have nearly 4001!) nogstix cs on hand. tho
product of many vent"l labor and kcpt fll‘ no utlic- r
Galltn in this cnuntn keep them, for the benefit of
fri0tids in case of (103th.

DO THEY KNOW

that these old ncflativvs can ho improvt'tl by tho
1i rlin process and all the impt- Hcciltinfi and ddu or.
arising from fruklt'.q suits or mark.- in ill" skin
rt uimt'tl and litautiful 03‘1'ct5 produccd ‘

DO THEY KN 0 \V

that no make Pflfll rind t'i‘t'ry st} It' of

Sun Pictures

known to the art from ”11' cxiu-riv'nrv iii mr'r l\\t‘[ll)'
your»: fall curly for Holiday Hills.
‘2-tf VV IIITNE‘t & BECK“ llll

l'llLE BRo’l‘flli RS

Wholesale and Retail Drooolslo,

11 Main Nrct't, Nurwnlk. Conn.

lltrilv rs lll t'lturlv

1

Drugs. Medicines.

Chemicals, Patent Medicines,

Di E .‘Tl'l"l-'\, l’l'llt’l"l .lll'jlil'. 1M

.\ llr':_' “'11 'n': 1'. t 'l ' 1'1 ': 'l u ' H‘Z,‘ 5'! in t tr
; ~ .1 {it}; :1~~<iitiiin:'.' .|l“1l\.i.“li'{lll‘.AMV ' !
1t 1:11:11: )lwtlit llli" Ill {iiir It'll L" 1‘!

w. n. swonns,

MerchantTailor,

FOR. WASHINGTON AND .Vl.\l.\' 5T5.

5“ ll‘Tll NHRVV'AIJL ('UNN

Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Grape
and English Coatings,

 

HATS AND CAPS.

..(

Camphorine,

ONE OF THE GREATEST DISCOVERIES OI" 'l‘lll'Z

AME FOR THE RELIEF (‘l’ I‘.\l.\'

Particularly mlnpml in
Rheumatism, Sprains, Stifl‘ Joints,
Glandular Swellings, (Etc.
ONLY TVVENTY-FIVE CENTS A L‘vUT'l'LE

For mi. by all Druzzists
ll(>YT .tiii..\.\‘crt.1rm, l‘rtvlrl'it'tiii‘s.
2(1'3 GREENVVIL'II STREET. NEVV' YORK.
tall {or it at
s . P . P E C K t s .

Dlil'trtvh'l‘.

South Nor“ alk, Conn.

1t!

BOOT AND SHOE
ICDII’ORILT )1.

AND CHIL—
DREN‘S

BOOTS, SHOES, GAl'l‘QillS, lit.

01' Every Style and Quality,

 

LADIES. GENTS, MISSES

 

At the moat nasomblc- prices.

ALSO.

RUBBER GOODS,

0‘! every description. And. in fact. everything pub

mining to the pamphcmalia of 1

FIRST CLASS BOOT AND SHOE ES—
TABLISHEIENT

P. BRONSON &. 00.,
CORNER STORE, EL PS BLOCK,
1-1! South Norwalk, Conn.

- Co-Pn-menllp Notice.
Somalia-waning 1870.
W75 have this day admittedlr. AlbetB. Daven-
Mlfl ”(m outlrn. The
mfgrdedmnndamelmme‘ogsgmm
weapon HERB mm
m 3.01an
thetadfiofnt,

 

 

£00., fittvflchlhnubeamnecwdim armpit-n
thud” undated mnelf with

 

 

O. L. lllLLARll 8: SO.

GRAIN,

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ADO Manufacturers

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5 Choice Michigan Foollr

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.‘lAllE l‘l’ lN STYLE. AND .\’l' LHVV
INT l'llH'lf"

.\ 1 wt I' u trmii!:"l ninl iri.1ti-' n~ ll!" automor‘
in“): \1 t 1, i- t l ~ v ullt' n<
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Norwalk Horse Railway.

1870. SYMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1870.
Liar ‘\"m troll Lane South Vorlmlk
5:40 A ..M New York. 6:00 A.M ‘
6:22 " N. Y. 6: N. II. §:47 ‘
7:25 New York Ex. . 1:48 .
MB No train. 82% .‘
8:38 New Haven. 9:04 '
9:01 New York. 9:21;) “
9:25 New Haven Ex. 9:4.3 "
10:05 No train. 10:2.) "
10: 4 ) New Iliavcn Ex. “:93 :.

11:30 " Nu tm u. :o
12:15 I‘. M. No train. 12:36 P. M.
12:5" “ ’N. Y. Accmn. 1:2!) “
l: in New Raven. 1:31 :
1:41 New IInvt'n Ex. 2:00 ‘

Nu train.
No train.
New York Ex.

2:“)

New York.
No (min.
Ncsv llm't'n Ex.
NU train.

\‘t w \ nrk Ex
\I ~'\\ 11.11 ( i1.
N Y 5: N ll
No train.

Nu tmin.
Ni-w Haven.
Nn tmin.

Nu train.

N41 trniii.

No trulii.

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T?) N. 1'. at N. 11. Ex. 0 49 '
It H No) train, 10: (X\
1mm Saturday only. 1(h4l0 "

2 t! EDWIN LO( l1“ ()OD Prtbldc nt.

Seeds !. '

Seeds 2

For the Farm,
For the Garden,

For the Lawn,

L'I'lt -l.|iiily (ill liriiivl lilt' 1.11:! rt {5111' l\ U!

FRESH A\ 1) (-‘EN1 [NE

SEEDS

In the \Voi'ld.

(.iltllnzttt ~ Illillll ti on :lpplltllll'll in

.I. .ll. 'I‘IIORBI'RN & (‘11..

lv 1'-

hinu: l‘ :lllll 111111010 1‘ .mil 1), .1. 111 \t | 4l«,

:5 JOHN STREET,

N1G‘V \'()I€I£.

Southern Connecticut

l.l'.\llll‘ll{ MARKET.

 

: LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer.

it .. :Wlll. .\ ll‘:"

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l:':'l .:.l:r1.u',vi.r w..i. .3.,_.--

‘1“, ‘l'll' ( Jun-ll.

l Rpm _'\.\‘.\'l3 1‘1 Minimum

FLOUR.

l‘lcct'ivcrs ul' (‘lmit't'
1‘T.LOUIS.

Brands

omce limt ul‘ \V'nsliiiigtuu st.

SOUTH NORWALK, CON N.

Branch Office-

92 Water-st, Bridgeport, Conn.

 

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1:11 Hi"
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SHING—LES,
The Best in Market.

Ul'l'h 1:8 .\.\'l) 1.11:1»:
WATER S'l‘lllili'l‘, Norwitlk,
\V'ASIIINHTON ST., South Norwiillt.

\l‘ lll llllill.
ll .hl'E lil l‘Ull

l‘. B. PURDY,

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CITY DRUG STORE,

E LY’S BLOCK,

Perfumery, Patent Medicines,_

SUAI’S, STATIONERY, TOILET
FANCY GOODS,

AN I)

l’LRl" VV l\'. . SANDI IQl URI

NinthNur1iulk.Nu\.lT.1870

D. H. WEBBW
Coal and Wood,

FOOT OF MASHALL ST.

\l‘liolcmlc and Retail Dealers in all kinds of

-\VO0D AND COAL.

Among the varieties we keep the pure

Franklin Coal of Lykens Valley. Also
Brick, Lime Cement, and all kinds of
Masons’ Material

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D. B. W'EBB. X. .8. Bow“. J. u. "BRIE.
...:°m'h Norwalk. Nov. 17, 1870. l-t!
F U R N I T U R E

—AND—-

UNDERIAKING.

W'E KEEP ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORT-
MENT 01"

FURNITURE 9: ALL KINDS.
UNDERTAKING.
Ruggew“ in a patent ice casket wt mam-8m

[4 RAYMOND C 808,

We MW
for the intermentoffliedud. We arenlao

 

No. um 09pm! .
ism nov. 11. ” mm: Bmfi.

UT .l‘l llt' \1r.'

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THE “01.1) WEL'L”
Hardware Store,

0!"

LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,

This just opened in thc

NEW BRICK BLOCK,

\cross tho iv :1} (mm TOLL ES «1' El Y‘S 01/1 Finn/I
[out (if V\ :lrlllll; tun Strut “ith a full and new lot of

Builders’ Hardware

BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN Tlllh‘ (‘ITY OR V'ICINITY.

Our Assortment of Locks,

of Home and otht'r ('umpniiivs‘ n1:1nnf_.'it luna'vw
would call your titti'ulioii to, no! (us (L urinal/y. u: we
mah it a film‘iqlfiy (0 help (1

Complete Stock of Everything

in our lint' of trad-1.

FRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS,

All Ilruiirl~ of AMER“ '.\N & ENGLISH lllltllllil'l’fll"(l

WHiTE LEAD,

LlNSEED OIL,
DRY AND MIXED (‘HLORS

can always llt' found at our bllll’t‘. AlM‘.

Pickers, Doors, Sash and Moldings.

A'1v'ril-4 fur .‘IA5I'RY x “'llITUNI‘ Cl lt'lirntctl

Ruili'nml Colors :mnl ('uiiiltin'itinri 1 (ml

\‘1 [Nil Nuru :ilk \II\.1:. 1‘.”

“Br loloslrr we not?!"

Tlll‘ lllltll'F‘lflll'Vl “Hilltl i: » wilfully inform !l1-'
H‘tillil‘ n! lllv‘ iii) Hf Ninth _\nr\\nll\ tliiit. liming
["Wl lilt‘ intill~ \n- l ‘2 'Hltl Iill'ly s “luck. it" 1—
,m- [niroul in {unit it lillull it~ and 1114 utth :1
ll) mi ( :iirt (.11 of

truth.

VV'lNES & LlQl'ORS

nu .'!.|'i'-.Mll'l at lll' luixvrl iviirr's.

RETAIL.

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OUR ALES,

H. z. NORTON.

General Machine

—AND-

JOBBING

ES'l‘A l 31.11%] IMENT.

“UN——

 

New York and New Haven R. R.

 

ARRANGEMEN T.
comm-memo .1137]: 20TH, 1870.

Trains lt'liVC Passenger Station at South Norivalk as
follows:

SL'MMER

For New York.

At 3:4 .531. Boston Express.

5:00 stopping: at all Haticns.
ti: (.3

7:46 Local EXprcs-. stopping at Dariw and

Stamford.

0:25 Muppiti‘h ' at all r!atiunp_
31:05 “ Express.

1:18 P. M. Flnpplfl” at all station».
3'22 " Boston rot-s

3:45 stoppiniat all stations.
5:41 Boston {press

6le stopping at all stations.
9:3? Bo=ion ress.

New York for South Nor-walk.

\' 71.00 FCKHEX 19:.00 11.30A. M.: 12:15 (E)... l 5"‘0
Ex. .l3245 4&thmlcxl5m 631,8.(KJLEL)I M

South Norwalk forNew Haven.
\t h: }9 A .31 stoiupiii1at all Htallolli.

9: 4H BIL-ton Exprms.

1:31 I‘ M z-tniviii n_ at all stations
1:35: .. Bost- n Exprt- ~s.

4:3“! .
5:52 no “pin: at all (stations.
6:12 " " "
7.37 " "

9:416 Boston Exprt'>=.

Tr.1iii.- lt-nu \t-w Haun for Ninth N4- rwalh. ‘:"
2405115302‘101t451f2x.)h.M.' 12:.“ 2.13.
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500 lame hill of advertisement at the t‘mll'lll
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C. S. FAULKNBR, Proprietor.

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Brown & Wilcox,

COR. MAIN AND MARSHALL STS.,
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PLMNING MILL COMPANY,

MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN

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Drugs and Droooists’, Sundries,

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COAL

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PLASTER,
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HAY, GRAIN,

FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS,
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FOOT OF “’ASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN

T1105. I. RAYMOND,
South Remit, Nov. 17, 1870.

HENRY Horxms'
LIVERY STABLES.

BIdrslnull Street,

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SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
HORSES AND CARBIAGES,

TO LET AT ALL HOURS.

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