.q._
1—1! . Ii 1* discon-
xu ‘ mu ‘ . m the
U “n It“ psy-
.iv‘ll b I‘. B amount
«inbuilt-h. 'h‘larnot.
.2 «The com hive Guided that refusing
'akt‘ [trim and periodicnls from the
, lk‘dml‘ or. no“ Ind ledsving tfhem
em or, n aa'e ev' enoe ' -
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IIIBLBOL‘TS.
lliidgqyrt is agitating the subject of a
‘ hr”) building.
The Psirfirld post once has been appoint
,2 a money order once.
The Sunday evening mill»; train on the
\v-ts t‘unaan Railroad consists of a hand
l‘hr llm l’htrbe Hanaford, the poet-min-
on... of Visit Haven. has gone south on a
.\ new iron railroad bridge is to be built
a r ilil‘ llousatonic at New Milford in place
4 PM old wooden one.
l‘tu» steamer “ Americus" commenced her
p. betvteen Stamford and New York, on
I.“ «lay the 16m inst.
o tver 2CD acre- of onions are to be planted
a Westport this season. Oh, the weeping
store for that town!
rm» alt.- ut' pews st Rev. Olympia Brown‘s
.nm'h in Bridgeport this spring. brought
..mriy double the amount realized last year.
\ ftrrylmat Ls tow making two trips per
& .y «mas tltt‘ sound, from Bridgeport to
Purl .lrtl'crsnn; fare $1.m_nr$l.50 fol round
"‘1.
'l‘!.« L‘ummun Council of New H8\ en.
'9‘! $l.500, on Saturday night, to pay, in
. fit! the upon:- ~of thi-psrade on inaugura-
.. in}
line new 53ch! at. CU: Cob \\ ill soon be
.711th for use It is now intended to open
‘nl gran cxprru and telegraph office and a
' ufiirr
S. \V heeler& Lu. are making ester»
.. :"ltllllllD§ to their button works at San-
.. h in order to supply the demand for
. gun‘s they manufacture.
“7 John l._\ hub, of Stamford, wasltrut‘k
. riiv New Haven freight train south, Tues-
trimming, between Williams Bridge
..-. l l‘x-riiham and was fatally injured.
\lr David ll. Knapp has purchased the
Kwanziful Lodi place, of Rye, N. Y.,for
.13». mt imjfll The evening of the day ofE
~t.. purchase. )lr. Knapp‘s tine residence at l
l! .- :....._ was destroyed by fire. Loss $50,000. ;
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«ES-ill“. INTELLIGENCE.
Humor" \\ not; one hundred clergymen to ,
-. ,wzi‘ 1h» Loxd‘s prayer in unison at the
awning O! thc Great Jubilee in June. .
Au Indian-s man has instituted proceedings f
rrstrniu his wife from putting up a i
’- ilutnue nwr the grave of her first [1115— <
'.,
v‘x tzul
.‘ix officers of the t‘onnectit-v, National.
«marl failed to appear and pass the boanl E
'. examination and had thtir commissions
- died {or their indifference
J mir' llfle not visited her
it» since his arrest and confinement in
~ Tumbs prism; She will however appear ‘
' . important witness in his trial.
Eh farmers about Jackson. Bliss. under i
wand} .imiuyt’d by the attacks of the-i.
- :i do hunt on lllt‘l!‘ mule Hundreds oil
' r n ilv-lx‘i ind mules have already died.
liege li‘lrtl.
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l‘éu wimp. at the lust jubilee requiredi
u. :va {our men to blow it: the one build— .
.. ' f. r tin: festival in June is to be three
' .. x :2: large. and a steam engine is to sup-
}: with air.
The St‘t'ljnd track of the Silo-e Linc route
.. 1w ten New London and Providence, has
‘m-n laid as far as Wickford. and the road-
' bridges are ready for the rails the
z and
3 distance. ‘
\ ‘l"fll~:‘ldEU letter states that Proftxsor
~w~iz and several of his party were arrest» 2
iii: filling their pockets with pleccs of:
mi taken to the guard house, but
‘\ "lt' ~--Ott released
"(h-A demand for skilled labor in Chicago,
been filled to repletion. Those who .
'~ :1" t'ntllcmplflted emigrating to the burnt >
:'\. inr the purpose of procuring work will
iv in i" to bear this fact in mind.
. litt'll’ zeal to exclude sectarianism from
'~.-» pol-lit :A'SllOOlS of San Francisco, the
' n-rs K t“ a hill which has passed the Leg-
urt- have elected that “ religion shall
. 11'? be taught nor practiced" therein.
l‘iir- Bangor Whig learns that the death
-' . little girl which took place in that city
week, was caused by "skipping the
-;\ too much. After skipping nearly two ~
unnalred times she fell in a swoon, and was
" 'nrr after ttble to leave her bed.
Stories in connection with past dmughts
(insulate. In a city in Illinois the peo-
bccame so alarmed for fear of a tire dun
; the dry ueathcr that thcv sent a cour
- .-t:ee around the country to learn thr- usual
" . thud uf mnducting prayer meetings.
.\n niricnltural exchange remarks that it
awe twenty pounds of milk to make a
.. v'vl of butter. We should say that de-
. ind: on whether you try it with cow milk
: Loughten milk. We have been acquaint-
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nude in Wmfir frustrated
on the Canadian border. The detective
noticed an mum!” of women with
babies on tho (min. and becoming a. little
suspicions examined one of the youngsters.
Its clothes were am coagulation, but
itsbodywasoftinand filled withthebest
French brandy. There were no less than
forty of the same family on the train.
STATE [“18-
They are beginning a new Catholic Church
in New London.
\Voodbury has a new Congregational pas-
tor. tbe ninety fifth of the mndidatm heard
during the three years last passed.
Elihu Burritt had his pocket—book. with
twenty dollars and valuable papers in it,
stolen last Friday, at the Hartford depot.
Southington claims to be the {sinner tem-
pennce town of the State, having polled
‘ninclyfour votes, eight more than Meriden
The Norwich people are being entertained
with the sight of three pounds and thirteen
ounces of trout all in one fish, on exhibition
in a store window.
Jerome & Carpenter, publishers ot the
Ansonia Sentinel, have dissolved. Mr. Je-
rome having purchased Mr. Carpenier's in-
terest, will continue the business.
There isa tradition in Wethersfii-ld of a
hurricane or a tornado, that blew down a
house, killed a woman and her infant child,
and whirling sway the Woman's silk dress
which hung in a closet) across the Conncc»
ticut River into Glastenbury, and deposited
it in the yard of the house where a sister of
the dr ceased lived
“1- me of the opinion, after some exami—
nation of the subject, that. the legislature
can finish its work in founas well a.» in
{ourtien weeks. 011 the avrmge, the legis-
lature of Connecticut is in ses~iun less than
five hours per week, except during the lust
week. and the average will not. much ex-
ceed live hours The session usually can-
tinues from nine to twelve weeks, and the
consideration of business, exclusive of com-
mittee work. occupies about sixty hours, we
presume. for which the Stnte pays about
$75,000, or over $1,000 an hour. 1 his makes
UJIS annual show rather expensive. A legis
lature which would transact the business of
the session, and then go home, without wait-
ing for the lobbyists, wuuld be worth some-
thing. Take away the lobbyists and the
session will (-lOsc, this year, by the 1st of
June—.Vor Hum: Register.
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A C‘t RE l-OK Hrnnommnn.—A German
forestkeeper, t ighty-two years old. not wish-
ing to carry to the grave with him an int»
portant secret. has published in the Leipsic
Journal a recipe he has used fifty years. and
which, he says. has saved several men and it
great many animals from a horrible death
by hydrophobia. The bite ,must be bathed
as soon as possible with warm vinegar and
water, and when this has dried, a few drops
of muriatic acid poured upon the wound
will destroy the poison of the saliva, and re-
lieve the patient from all PFM‘I'DI or future
danger.
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List of Patents
ln‘llt’tl iron. the L‘. S. Patent Office for-
thc week ending April 16, fur the State of
Connecticut. furnished us {ruin the office of
EM fill ittempts ever ’
lCoal and Wood,
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John E. l'iarlv. solicitor of pull-ma. New
Haven.
Ferdinnnl Dex-ling.
soda water.
Enos \YuLcrbury.
the Guinness Setting
\\':.t> rinzr}.
Maritim- (RI. sew lug
Mani of
Stamford. t‘mslgunr to-
machine.
.1 T ('npr’u'vli, \\'twtibn1_\.clmrgr for ~iwt ‘
pouch.
i“ ll. .‘lt'l‘nt‘, l’luntsvillr, tzssigttul‘ m ll D
Smith & ('0 , die for forming ft-ll)‘ lllJit'S.
ll. (' .\ll\‘n. Falls Village let tightem'x'
T. J. nxvl (it-n. M ('lzu‘h, lligglnnm. rupt-
clamp.
I. )l. .‘li;lhnt:k.
wading fire arms.
LIBS. Milllxnuk. hrt‘t-utlElIl
Hr :ifi-ll Hull. Frzv-u-vh
, cartridge.
Geo. ll \l-l'l't‘. .\'ur‘-‘.'it".:. "l".l..|"i‘.‘ill’-ll
E pavement.
Aaron Moore-house, Dnnbur)‘.
self and A. R. Heath. wiring ms:
J. 1.. Train, New Britain. :issignor
ley Rule .5: Level Cw, tr}~ square.
mn‘at‘n.
English .5; )lirsirk, New Haw u, :issignees
of F. A. Bradley, top prop for cnrrlug‘.
llllillvsx
Hartford L'nrpet Co. assignees, 12 putcnts
lit‘.
'1! Filth
3, for carpet. patterns.
P O T A T O E S
FOR ('OOKING 01f PLANTING.
Early Rose. Peach Blows. Garnet
his. Breesa No. 6.. also it general :1“an-
ment of
PEI-KS I“()R PL.‘NTIN(£.
land, Blue Imperial,
Black Eyed Marrowfztt.
assortment of
GARDEN SEED,
JOHN HUTGHINGS,
lain Street, Sear Ely’s Block.
:S—lt
Also :z
First Class Board.
as the Aid.rman Ely Place, and rrfurnished and n:
titted it in Elie ‘54:! "mum-r. v. 2'
tnodatu {infill-3" (-r single person
0.2:; or («3; st reels inside :31":
cf the must pivot-cut in the c123.
nished at hours to accommodate put ‘
OVAL.
\vith milk that would require twenty”,
Us." hngsheeds full to make an Wail
.zter. ;
.\ musical prodigy hasappeared in Wurts- '
1r: s. N. Y., a little German girl named
P Adina Kore. {our yang old, whoplaysany
A i r on the piano or urgnufifk'r once hath: it.
plnys everything 05 hand, and bottle-
m. is superior to that of many exper-
imcml players. “'3 shall have to what)!!-
WL'D the Korn.
The cndists have agnin commenced dem- :
..numtimugaiu: theme-tot Spain. :
ind are active in the pmvincai of Toledo
fill-i Silvano. where bands under the con:-
‘:;:;:d1 of pnsts lure mfed. Mir
"rations in other portions of the kingdom
..w looked for. mgomwifia
‘4 we arrested many W hm Yd'
...;u and eke-we. Mancini
4' 'fumpilkity. .
'11.. a... 5.... W tithe, lit-tn-
chum: which is to tske put I: new
snbiile.-uhdiin thelukuw
3352.: Then use some“ a?”
no...» signs m, hill-“'5'
inrte‘rfldw. Tums-hm“ ‘
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Removal- to
Ho. 4, SETS BLOCK,
Iain Street, South Korwalk,
Mwemmpupud
Mum: of
basin-tbs.
m'o
but.
Tom Thumb, Early Kent, Daniel ()‘lilmrkt'.
)le'Lean's Advancer. Champions of Eng-
W’hite .‘vlarrowfut,
general .
3‘“.- prepztred to nccom- :
s pith [an b, the
Hill. lll’iallli.‘ j
:Sll‘illll >:t\\lll;;, Sci-nil Suiting.
L‘lllll, ‘
5 Prince Albert or English Kidney: also l'u-r-
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11:, situation 15 um, ; he. ,1 ti uxwa int-gt nJ alien u-‘rurtmnnt of
mmfumnm ,"
BREAD. PIES, & CAKE;
lea!
HRS. PANCHER’SJ
Washington madam-smut the Bank.
Ordaafar'eddlnaandhrfium met!
to uni warranted to give nun-cans. pay “H
For Sale.
MUSIC,
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
One Bradbury“: N0. 9, Square Grand Piano.
One Ambler it Co's Square Piano. full tone. been
in use Wu years. A five year guarantee given with
either instrument.
One 5 out;I ve Rosewood C150 rmble Melodeon.
All to be sold CHEAP FOR 0 SH. Also the sheet
Insic Stock of Buckingham and Disdrow, For par—
ticulars enquire of
n. E. nrsnnow,
Box 378. Sacra Nouwux. or at ofllce of Norman);
73-2: Lou; Coxrssr.
Raynignd Brothers,
are ofl‘t-ring for Mlt‘ at lowest prices:
Bradley’s Super Phospate.
DeZeug’n Phosphate.
(‘oe’s Phosphate.
l’llQ‘JN IX (j L' AN ()
H u V0115, (in an 0.
Lister Brothers’ Bones.
71-3‘ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Hi] RAHRUR HIllLBUTT’S
() X'STER STIC \"
in city or county. Alto
Roasted, Fried or Raw.
nuns .u' an. nouns.
JIOT TEA AND COFFEE.
BREAD. PIE OR CAKE.
(Hun-tn rtoxnm, Cl‘~\‘.l$ Ann TUB.\("U.
.\LI‘JS and WINI‘J.
Uni-2‘s b} the Quart. Unliou, or Burbs! "
S. HURLBUTT’S,
SUL'W ll \Ult“ \LK.
FOR. )l.\l\' \_\ll .\,\'N ‘T‘.,
5:4!
WEBB 8; FERRIS.
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\‘(hu' 5:53 aim? Rata.‘ Dual-r- it: all lttw‘a ..r l
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\mv-ng:ht";ni~“.ea\r-'k‘-p:iw,.::: ‘
Franklin (Uni, of l._\i\t'l‘.‘ \"nllvv .\i.<-\,'
Brit-k Linw. t‘emvnt, :llltl :lll kinds of
.‘Vllld-ll‘. Nun-rial.
ll H 'A :..’1.r$ > ‘3 l F.I;I\l§.
<vvnth I\«-r.unl;, \m. II. will lll
South Norwalk
PLANING MILL COMPANY.
MANl } .U'TI’REII‘ (‘F .\.\D DEALERS l.\'
Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors, to,
BALLUSTERS, NEELLS, ac.
l‘HH Hunts \Mt l{\ll,l\l.\
l’luninu' and Turning
~.. ul.
3‘.
l \\ alum. L 11- ll'). .\~‘n. \\ lll't -
Au. Constantly on lmn-l.
{it l.
“Mow NEAR THE s'rt‘.\\tBuAT l.A.\hl.\'1.
ll. 1. TULLl-I‘. Trm‘urrr
it t Hulk?
6“! f
l'. l", TULLbe U li.A1‘T!\.
bu'ttb Nurxrulk, Vl\\ lT. lSTO.
BOOTS .\.\'l) SHORE.
-\?tvnlion .‘X‘] I
P. BRONSON & 00.,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1. ATEST STX" 11138,
which the} ofi‘er at the
Lowest Figures.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
P. BRONSON [CD’S
BOOT c SliOE EMPOBIUM
my. Block. Main Street,
a,» t: ndegSentlnél Dulce.
GEORGE w. em
momma“:
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NORWALK, CONN.
he will hereafter Maire
Scotch Granite,
Dims: from Scotland. He is also prepared to fur
msh every kind of
ITALIA.‘ ANT) AMERICAN MARBLE.
GRA‘NITE. DRAB, OR BROWN STONE
DIONITDIENTS,
Slabs. TaTEets, Sinks, &,c.. as Well as Mantle: and
Furniture Slabs in general,
AT m LOWEST Possmu: Plum-1s.~
Cemetery Fencing, Iron Railing, .kc.,
Furnished and put up at short notice and on \ ery
favorable te rule.
Representing-u establishment the oldest and best
known of nuy Western Connection-t. the subscriber
feels that Its reputation for artistic excellence and
honorable de ‘ is already too well established to
need comme n. Address E. 3. PRICE. Agent,
Mgc‘hnnlc Sm in the rear of the new Bank. Nor.
w ‘. 46
NOW IS THE TIME!
F YOU “'Alfi'l‘ A HOVSE or any other building
of whatsoever style or class. built by the day or
contract, Will! or without mutt-rial, call at the shop,
Foot of Franklin Sh, West of the Depot.
\‘Ul'. \lIE Al \'.'.|Y< llr\'\‘_’ Tl) ES'llMiTF.
GIVI'; 179' .\ CALL.
RAYMON I). SHERWOOD & (‘0.
\' 15 Mtruwnnn.
H )1. ll-nr
.1. K. RA‘MO52'
\fl. 1“. .‘l\|‘llillt,
sot rn thltw \tli.
ltlitttlt’ltl. or
Whitney's Photograph Gallery
fr-‘m imp!) Nt'vnwi; ‘9 his former ioaatlwu.
Gaze“? Building..\orwaik,
11: (Ullfi'qllt‘llcc of 'tlw “with hf .‘vlr Bvckuitlx. ?
olu :nllt-ry mm again {nib-n inn» my Inuzd~ '
rvput ation of this it'd" ; l~ "m \' v!‘ ktwur 'u 1..
an LXlUll .l‘Ll notice.
BERLIN AND SHADOW PHOTOS
m. t‘m' kcu ntltm in sun picttir ~~
PORTRAITS IN UIL UR (
anmhor -;\--t'inll\'
Ftczi oil. of :Illt'lrl'“ ktaiwn (1-13.‘
lll‘llt.t1‘tllll thv :l’t‘ult"l u-rfvttiou.
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implant all Bullion,
F‘Uli
swufi:
The subscriber has made arrangements by \thlch
.‘AX VANS
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Would solicit the Attention n! the
stock of Goods, which he“ is eelllu
same quality of gems can be bought.
l have now and mu daily receiving a full line of
Flnel-‘amily
GROCERIES.
I make a specialty ‘of'
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Which lgnmnntuc to be nre and .. the b--~:
quali- .
l haw just opencd a large invoice of
CRRCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
consisting at
FRENCH AND STONE CHINA. DE‘H‘PORCE-
LAIN’, FANCY SETTS, LAMPS. &(‘.
\ Good casortment n!
Croquet Sets,
Bird Cages, ‘
Toilet Sets.
Children‘s Cm‘riagcs,
Mats .md Rugs, Brooms and Brushes, Fem
ther'and Hair Dusters, Fancy Baskets,
Pails, Tubs, W't-ll Buckets, &C., &(‘.
.»\g‘ent, For
Pratt‘s “Astral 011."
\“Wll‘hlll'fd SAFE and free from offensive smell and
smoke
AL FliED It: NAPI’.
South Norwalk, April 18, 1872
E. A. “’IIITMAN,
lti-l!
fflerchant Tailor,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
I F: t‘llllg C‘Infldl‘nl that during the putt 33a.- hc has
rs! blipht-d n rcputa ion as regards peril-ct fitting
gnrmcntr. takes Plt‘llsilll'e in announcing that he has.
rv-nalx fur in~pcctiun, his tw-w and {re-h
SPRING GOODS.
um: piuunsvs in and ii: .legun'. end styli=n
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GIRLS AND Ytll'NG LADIES '
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Rev. C. W. & Mrs. Sharp, Principals.
Thv whom! i- nvnvt-nicutly lot—.ttrtl near lllt' I‘m-t
f'l‘aslt-ful Spring Over-coats.
()lllrv, .lllll m.- l'n'slu'h-rinn and [-2 vls’t‘o nil lhllt‘r’lu <
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from thr- Nut-ohm
Thv -)'i':
n lwtt miuutm \\.lll\
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and but
Station rm lllt' .\‘ \
m m.- M lim-l “ill ln‘ in
THOROUGH EDUCATION.
t‘tri more will he marlml tonppllt‘ut‘u lvy :ti'ulrcs-iz. ;
{Lu l‘rin. iptll< nt Union. I u-m. For further pu ti i.‘
inn. .v (w' nt‘.~ nt'i)‘ l» lll'l‘lt' to
F \\ Blil'ti(il—Llillt)l-‘, 15 John NL. 2';
til-JV. J. “'. COLEMAN. ‘Vl'fll Darin-n
IMPORTANT
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NOBBY BUSINESS SUITS.
,(‘H \'l‘.\.' PANTS -\.\'l) \‘l'lSTb'.’
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(.vnt‘. l-‘urnishir: (mods. Cmbrelluséc. .
other Securities, Plate, Jewelry, ‘
Wino, or any Valuable Paper.
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
or new You
The First Established in the World.
CHARTERED IN 1861.
Full TTIF.
Safe-Keeping of Valuables, .
Under G uax‘nutee,
A! $1 for $1,000 of Bond. for I You.
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RENTING OF SAFES
A: from $15 to $100 a Year,
IN ”‘8
BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS 5
Occupying the entire First Floor of the Murillo
Fire Proof Building,
140, 142 (Sr. 146 Broadway,
CORNER OF LIBERTY STREET,
OPEN FROM 9 TO 4.
The public are invited to visit. the premises.
Deposits mm a distance can be made through”
spouslble Express Companies.
CIRCULARS sum TO'ANY ADDRES.
Putnam Housew’
363, 365, 367 and 369 Fourth Ave.,
Corner oiTwcnty—sixth street, New Yark. Opposih
the Harlem and New Haven Depots.
DINING SALOON.
BillofFare.
HBEAKFAS’I' AND ’TEA.
Beef Sink ......... 10m Med Oysters ....... met:
Pork Stank” .10ctslPlckled Oysters .mctn
Val Cutlets lOctaiSOvvster Pie...
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Bonedflan. socum- ~
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Fried Sufism. .
Fried Fish. . .
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"John you have got me this time; but what I "
_‘ ~plt~ndid piir of boots you have on."
" You honor believe they rare. They emu;- from
ll :1. l‘ ‘ (‘nmwr l. bent!“
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" lira .\l., “nu.- lllll you gut those Button Boole
you haw- on?"
"Oh. rm, thvv name from llarvev's. The only
l-lui‘" in find them right. How cheap he scllel I can
get u nirvr pair tor $3.50 than others sell for $4.50.
“in: n wring: I understand he macs his own
Boots Shaun." “That‘s it. He has nwa' the
m-mut ~tnrer‘s profit. He keeps all mds ul’ ts
and St ova and sells in the same way. Gonnd see
in. Lttdlce' Dollar Gaiters. He has the bonuses
rtvr u’n-tiiworth £4.50. 0. how 6
('hilih-i-n': Shot-n. That's the place to
by them.
HARVEY’S
16 Main Street,
Opposite George W. Smith ‘3
South Norwalk, Conn
74‘3'
Fool‘of Washington Street,
WHOLESALE mix» ., a;
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RlYRflND BROTHERS,
SOUTH NORWALn‘;
Has rvrry facility for executing all kinds of
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~ South Norwalk, Conn,
dealers in
Lumber, Timber, Lsth. Slate, Tuned mi,
flim'e, Brick, Cementand Plaster.
Manufacturers of .
DOORS, SA‘SELE‘S,
Bl. INDS, BOXES, .
WELDING-3, BRACKETS.
34L USTE'RS, NEWELS.
STAIR RAILS,
WINDOW é DOOR mum
Planing, Sawing. Turning, and Scroll Suw-
ing done at short notice.
Constantly on hand
YELLOW PINE, A311 and BLACK WAL-
NUT FLOORING.
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Doors, Sills, W'indow Casings and Trim-
mings Fence Railings, Plcketa, & Posts.
om and Factory situated at M! or Harsh}! 81..
Lumber Yards sinned have“ the drunk”.
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and English Coatings,
MADE l'l‘ IN STYLE, AND AT LOW
EST PRICES.
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G‘ents’ Furnishing Goods.
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Now have and are still receiving their
Sprint 8:th illness tools, film New York and Boston.
. ‘ Shillings, Stair Calrpets, Em, Etc.
PRICES TO, PLEAsE EVERYBODY AT THEIR STORE.
all Paper, Window Shades and Draperies, Oil t‘loths,
Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
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