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0 very funny. but went about his work in
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WOnoiachspacoconstintssaaqtms-z butuo
sdvertissmntawinbs counted le-thaacns square.
wmmmmm.
Iaoalxotfcssuosntapsrlbs.
Job-mam
The minister said last night. says be.
Don‘t be afraid I! giving:
it your life ain’t nothin‘ to othsr folks.
Why what's the nasal livla‘ l“
And that‘s what Isays to my wits. says 1.
There‘s Brown the mls‘rablc sinner.
lle‘d sooner I beggar would star" than give
A cent toward buying a dlnncr.
i tell you our minister‘s prime. he ll.
But l couldn‘t quite determine.
\thn i heard him agit'cn‘ it right and left.
Jr": who was an. by tbs sermon.
u? uourwe then: could be no mistake
When he talkcd of long—wilted prayin‘.
E'or Peters and Johnson they sat and acuwlcd
At every ward he was asylu’.
\xtd m.- minutes- he went on to say.
“ There's various kinds o‘ cheatln‘.
\u-i n-ligion ‘s as good for every day
.\s i’. is to tiff” to walk
1 mm': think much of a man that gives
i‘m- Euud Amsus at my prsocbia‘.
\nl‘. spz'nda hi! time. the following Work
ix: l hutin‘ and urcrn-acbin'.
1 ,‘t‘wx‘s thal dose was bitter enough
Fur a man like Jones to swallow;
' .: l nnlECflI he didn‘t open bia'moutb.
Nu: unto. arm that to holler.
”Kr-ah. says I. for tho lllnlflcr—
U! mix-e i said it quiet—
.. :z- ~omv more of this open talk.
i: s \z-ry rvfrcshing dict.
I’m:- s‘."tt.‘~tx-r hit ‘rm (“cry timc;
\m'. “lat-n hr spoke of fashion.
\~ «2 a right“ out in bows and things,
\,- woman's rnllin‘ passion,
,t: .1 a comin‘ to church to Ice the stylus.
I mmdn‘t bt-lp a~winkin'
no. a =;r:.t;iu' wry wifr. and says I. " That's you.“
\II:: T gum-s it sat her thinkln'.
- .3- l to myst-lt. that sermon is pat:
But man is a queer «cation:
Ami l'm much fluid that most 0' lhe folk
Won‘t rain- the application.
\ \\ if he had said a word about
My prrsonal mode 0‘ sinnlo'.
l -; hat 0 zone to work to right myself.
And not set here a‘grinnlu‘.
' sl then the ministcr says. says be,
“And now I‘ve cone to the fcllars
Who‘t'c loot this shower by ualn‘ their friends.
A. sort of moral umbrellas.
no. home. says he. and and your faults.
innit-Id of huntiu‘ your Moths-rs:
In! hnmv. he says. and wear the costs
Inn's-c tried to fit for omen."
\Iy sift sh:- nudged. and Brown he “inked.
\ml mm was lots 0‘ smilin.‘
tmi lull o‘ lookin‘ at our pew;
it out my blood a-b'lin'.
an: i to myself. Our minis!"
in gruln' a little bitter;
i'?‘ tcll him when meetin‘a out. that I
mm at all that kind of arrittcr.
______".. . ,_
KISSISG THE SERVANT Gill...
l tnnfvss l was very angry when I mar-
.r . i Tum Wilkins; all my friends said I
5...! made a fool of myself. Well. tobc
Tum is a big stupid fellow. neither
r ~ it nor handsome. but I loved him. and
u 1.3: mim- excuse does a woman need for
m 'tct of fully. But Tom had one fault
in: Humbled me greatly—Jae was a most in-
.-. mate kisser. Bcfuc we were married
- :iwd to kiss all the girls who visited his
-,- . n. and afterwards he klassd my old
i friends who came to the house. and
- - .. : kisM‘d mother. and you must concede
‘. t a man is a great kisser who would kiss
1 ~ llllllllt‘r‘lu~lIW. “'12“, all all. I M II
.. .u r. i! not with patience. till one mot-m
. : maxing out of my room. what should I
h, m: Tum at tbs head of tbcstalrs. In
.‘h- kissing Sarah ARI. lhd hired girl.
i". .z w... a little more than human nature.
. s x: ivast woman nature. could boar. I sat
i on till I had rscovsnd mysalf a littlo.
y i allowed Tom time to rack thcdlulal
v am When at last I went down. be ad-
. .- gm! uith his usual smile to kiss too. but
i nu buck angrily
Why. Jessie. what‘s the mausrl“ In
H l lookingsurprhd. “Imlnot tobava
\ km this morning?"
.tv. you havs shady mass M
- f kisslng Sarah Ann. I think that will 60
fribismornlu Iliad.“ MW like
f‘twr of your lb that that“
Tom M m '0‘.” IOU
.1 did you. loads! Walkwam'a tho
out harm tatkall It‘s my-otto tolls
mas sweetness m I lad k.”
"Well. I Myrna did aotlnblsapsst
ival (ms-that suns-dash.- ill-s
.titimwmulh‘d Mb.-
: v baldcs lulvss tas ssrvsats «would
"pinion“ M 0'. TIM"
“ wast scan-so. I don't saunas“
Ann will“ thinks! it animal: wars
ilauI “difyus had-st tabs- Iota
‘ssk ah“ K“
Yousss- “mm. has pats-as
“m tummmnhmutmlbss‘s
m aura haw-humus,
tinny: and I“ ”mum“
_\ u arc is “thin”
"'Dca t nabs a moaohla It I moi-Ill.
, my door."
“ “3&1...” wodiysl ins-so
me kW“
dl 'd'm
least duo”, so lb .3
1 mid Ind it h .7 .
04 Ton. as Is sis-Id is is?
away.
V Ob. John. you don't msaufor ms to—"
“Kiss Old Shook-hardly said John.
drily. “ but you an put us iaBbsn's place
for a few days."
“0h. John. that‘sjust the thing. Rs was
to bavspns homo last week fora few days.
but his nspbsw. who was coming to take
blapiacs.was takcnill, and was cbligcdto
give up coins"
“ Well. tell him you have got some one to
take his place. and get him of this forc-
noon. and. now. before any one sees me, I‘ll
go back to my hotel when I left my bag-
gage and disguise myself a little."
Well. I sent Eben 08. {and soon .l'obu
came back changed beyond recognition.
with a bios shirt and overalls and his hair
combed back behind his cars. and plastered
Rs looked
such a stolcal. indiflcrcnt way. that one
would have thought it the life its bad al-
ways led.
When Tom came home I casually to
marked that Eben‘s nephew. Toddv O'Brien.
had come to take his place. and its bad at
last [one home to pay his visit. and I was
soplcaaant and chatty that Tom thought I
had quits forgotten the occurrenceof tbs
morning. and be was very amiable and
sweet in consequence.
In the morning! was up betlmcs. Tom
likes his morning nap, and while apparent-
ly solicitoua that he should not bedisturbed.
i at the same time took care to make noise
enough to keep him wide awake. though he
lay with his eyes closed. pretending to sleep.
At last I heard a step in the hall. and
opening the door cautiously. called Sarah
Ann. but it was Teddy who answered.
“ The top of the morning to you Mlssus;
it‘s as fresh and swate as a rose you‘re look-
ln‘. an‘ what can I do for you Mum P"
“ Ab. Teddy. is itgiou? I’d like some hot
water, if you‘ll tcll Sarah Ann to bring it."
“ I‘ll bring it myself in a jiffy," said Ted-
dy. disappearing down the stairway. In an
incredibly short time be re-appeored with it.
“ Why. Teddy. how quick you are l"
“ Shore. Mum. and who wouldn‘t boatlr
himself for so swate a lady as you I“
“ Ah Teddy. like all your countrymen.
you have kissed the blamey stone "
“ \‘ivcr a stone. mum. but mind well when
we “ere children together. Many' s the
time I‘ve kissed your ammo lips; ab. and I
would I went a boy again."
“ What for. Teddy l"
“ Shnre. and wouldn't I be doing the same
thing again. All. Mum. this is for the sake
of old times," and then-upon he kissed ms
with a noise little less than a clap of thuu
dcr.
“ “'hy. Teddy. you have taken leave of
your senses! Do you forget I‘tna married
woman Y"
” More‘s the pity. mum; but what‘s the
harm? You'llnevcr miss lhc awatcncss'l
stoic.“
“ Suppose my husband had heard you?“
" lie—never fear. he's sleeping like an
elephant."
“ Oh. you naughty Teddy. bcgonc.
“ Going, worm" and repeating the smack
be d'uappcarcd down the stairway. just as
Tom called to know who was there.
“ It's I. Tom. dear." I answctcd swcclly.
“ And who else I"
“ 0b. only Teddy. who brought up the
warm water. Will you not up now before
it. gets cold 2"
Tom said no more. but i saw he was fur—
tlvcly watching me all the time i was drew
inn. At length he said:
“ What sort of a fellow is he ?"
“ (lb. Tom." I exclaimed ” the nicest ful-
low. i‘m surc when you see him you'll
agrcc with we that it will be better to dis-
miss Ebcu and take him instead, you know
we were children together."
" My dear Jessie. ain’t you a llttlc—I—I
«thought I beard—"
“ Ah,ycs."1 interrupted. “ that door docs
squeak drcIdfully.I‘m sorry it woke you;
but it won ‘t make much dtflbrcucc for it is
time to get up, anyway. There. I‘m all
dressed before you‘ve begun. so I‘ll [Odom
and got some flowers."
When Tom came down I was in the din-
lnrroom arranging my flowers. Teddy
standing by me. and prcteudiug not to sea
him. rcmarkcd:
“ Well. to my way of thinking. thcrc‘s
not a flower among them half so swate as
you“-—then. pclcciving Toni. he pulled his
fort-lock. and scraped his foot in rcgular scr-
vant style
“ Mornin‘. sir; it‘s the mastcr l 11‘ pass you
arc; duo weather. air. for this time of year.“
Tom looked lust furious.
'Itmsto «young mamyou don‘t
know your placs very well In future can-
das yourself to your own quarters. and
spcak when you are spoken to.“
“ Shun. 1 mt no Mair “
“ Will you go. and without twtrplyiualw
'l‘ola stormed.
“ Why. my dear Tom. “I remarked. stall.
in; sweetly. “what a strange dislike you
hava taksa to poor Today. I was sola
kopssyoawoaldltks him ultimaudtska
kiss is Rica‘s plans.“
‘ “If badoa‘t mind what he‘s about I'll
klck klm outof doors!“
The brsskfsst pound in absolute ails-cs.
Aswsmpasslastbstpaatry onthsway
ts tbs parlor. wshsud 'I‘sddy‘s voice. and l
wads Tom stop tolbtsn.
“It‘s a foh-lookla‘ girl you arc. nary.
soil‘dgivsycaa kst wouldladadwlr
your breath didn‘t small of lagoons.“
Winds“. and who aasdvoafcr
skhsf Do you s‘poss N ha wautla‘oas
from thallkss‘ of ysa wbsa I can Isa tbs-
!"- ysr bath!“
‘ ”I" causal—sad who do you can my
bottom!“
“Maud tm‘tlt as nails! M
music‘s!“
crawls! assail-
" Now. my dear Tom. when is the harm
ln'thst. I behave in imbibing sweetness
wherever! find it- so don‘t make a moun-
tain of I molsblll."
You should bavs seen his face when he
heard me repeating his own lesson.
“ Dick bars. Jessie." be said at length.
“you‘ve got the best of me. though it was a
hard way to give me my lesson."
" Not more severe thandbe case required.
Tom. I only made you put yourself in my
mm"
“Wellemchf it Iliad you with such
intense disgust to sea ms kiss Sarah Anuas
it did me to see you kiss Teddy, I don‘t
wonder you won angry".
Well we talked the mattsrovsr at length
asdagvssd tool-mt- scram; sad as.
rah Ana. glvs thcma month‘s wages instead
of warning.
I heard Sarah Ann mutter to Teddy
“ Shore and I belavs that Minus suspects
the manor rs swats on me."
“ River you fool yourself that way," said
Teddy. it‘s himself as is ssndin‘ us away."
Well. at length they were off. and the
next day Eben cams back and I had a new
girl; but. in all this timc had not kissed mo.
and. treated me almost with aversion as
though my sin was too great for forgive-
ncss.
While we were at dinner brother John
arrived. I was a little curious to see if Tom
would rccognizc him. Ila locked at him
with a puulcd expression. but said nothing;
but presently he became immodsratcly gay,
and indeed. almost brilliant. Latcr. when
we were alone, he took mo in his arms and
kissed me. and whispered:
“Well. Jessic.l see you have got Teddy
back after all. Oh. if you know the relief it
gave me to see you had not degraded your-
self."
“ Oh. you foolish Tum. do you think I
could ever have dared to have descended
to that. even to give you a much needed
lcsson."
,M
The Betting Dandy.
Tin \ oung gcntlcmanu‘lth a medium sizcd.
light brown moustache. and a sultof clothes
such as fashionable tailors sometimes fur
nlslt to their customers. “ on accommodutiuc
tcrms"———that is. on tho insecure credit sys—
tem—came into a hotel. one afternoon. and.
after calling for u glass of Madeira. [ill and
to the company. and offered to bct with any
man present lbal the Susquehannab Would
not be successfully launched. This “ bautrr"
not being taken up, ho proposed to wager
tlvc dullam that Dr. \Vcbstcr would not be
hung. This seemed a “ stuuuwr.” too, for
nobody scccptod the chance. The exquis-
ite glanced around mntcmptuously and rc-
markcd. “I want to make a bet of sonic
kind; I don‘t cam a fig what it is. I‘ll but
any man from a hundred aliilling's worth
of cigars to five hundred dollars. Now‘s
your time, gcutlcutcn. What do you pro~
so?"
Sipping a glass of bear in one corner of
the barroom. sat a plain old gentleman. who
looked as though its might be a Pennsylva-
nian farmer. I!" sat down the glass and
addressed tho exquisitc—“ Well. Mistcr~
I'm not in thc habit of making bets—but
seeing you arc anxious about it. I don't cam
if lgratil'y you. So I‘ll bet you a lcvy‘s
worth of sixes that I can pour a quart of
trcaclc into your hat. and turn it out a solid
lump of candy in two minutes by tho watch."
“ Dunc!" said the exquisite. taking off his
but and handing it to the farmer.
It was a real Flonncc silk hat. a splendid
article. that sbonc like black satin. The old
gentlemen took the bat. and requested the
bar-kccpcr to send for a quart of twin.—
“ the cheap sort. at six cents a quart: that‘s
the kind 1 use in this experiment said he.
handing over six copper-I to tho bar-kccpcr.
Tbs trcaclc was brought. and tho old
farmer. with a vsry grave and mysterious
countenance. poutctl it in the dandy‘s hat.
while the exquisite took out his watch to
note the time. Giving the but two or thrue
shakes. with a Signor Bills-llkc admituess.
the experimenter placed it on the table. and
started into it. as if watching the Wonder—
ful process of solidification
“ Tltut" I up. " said the dandy
The old farmer moved the bat. “ Well.l
do believe it ain‘t harassed.“ said he in is
tons expressive of disappointment; “i
missed it. somehow or other. this time. and
I soprano I‘ve lost the but. harkccpcr. let
the gentleman haw tbcclxars—twclvc shes.
mind and chargc‘ cut in the bill.“
“ What of the signal“ mud tbs orquls
ltc. “ you vo spoiled my hat. that cost tun
five dollars and you must pay for it.“
“That wasn‘t in tbs bargain.“ drlly au~
swarcd the old gentleman; “ but I‘ll let you
kccpabc trcaclc. which is a littlc more than
we for.“
Having drained the tunaclous fluid from
his bcawr. as ho but could. into a splttoon.
the man of tits mantacbts rusbsd from the
plans—his. fury not nub abstsd by tbs
soundsofdllswpprssscd lauabtor which fcl‘
toward his salt. is mads his complain at
tbspoltcsuflcnbatssit apparatus-rubs
aansrlmsnt was triad with his own consent
as damagss could bs movusd.
-—--.o-———
IssuCaadls _ladhasat-
Has it lgkallxpast has c‘clcckl It‘s a
woudsr you coma homaat alll What—do
-—yo\i-talnk—a-~ woman-ls-atadI—for l
Ido believe lfarobbsrwas to come and
What is it you'sayf “CltyCoaponbcsl-
aswl-ust‘bssttggsdb Carroll
was. up my
moss-taut naturism,“
“Masonry .
and docs “k “”9... H" dirk. HI. I m!
a" as a 0‘ xwukaammflsa
“lit-assuaswlt'shkw may ‘ I
any moot yoa.woalda‘t cars c-n-s coat.
‘ L
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out“? {is mofi. ulna???
:3” .15, are , .- E: 1:15..
SOUTH NORWALK, GONE; THURSDAY AUGUST 14,1878
I—want—to—kncw— how— much— longer
—vou-—srs—-golns—to— kscp— this— night
-—buslaessl Yes. 1 want to know! Out
Rcd Men. Odd Niows.sbows. hair oil—
What is it you say i ‘ It helps your business
to kscp up your social rslatlonsi' Ab. in-
deed! You‘ve pt relations hers It horns.
sir. They cost! keeping up some. I think.
What did you say about ‘catching it‘ the
other night at a cucbrc party 2 Fallen. it’s
twslvs o'clock. but let's play I while longsr;
we won't catshtt all! ‘0!!! “I! W!
boms.‘ A pretty speech for a d-s-c-s-not'
nasal 'Oascls it l‘ ‘ Catch It l‘ Well. I intend
you shall catch lt—a llttla. What‘s that
. you say!. ‘If I wouldn't fmt you so you
would stay at home more !' Woll.slr. do you
stay at home a few nights and try it. Per-
haps tbs fretting would stop. Out every
night because you fret so. What‘s that, sir?
‘ You know ladica who ain't ialways scold.
in; their husbands !' You do. do you? How
earns you to know them! What business
have you to know? What right have you to
know whether other womcn fret or not?
That‘s always the war. You men think
that all the other woman arcsalnts but your
wives. O yss. saints. s-a-i-n-t-s. I‘ll have
you to know. air. that there isn‘t a woman
in this town that's any more of a saint than
I am. I know them all. sir. a-h-o-a~p bot.
tcr than you do. You soc the sugar and
honey side of them, and thcyeonly—sco—
the—bonuy—und—sugsr—of» you. Now.
sir. I just want you to know that if you
don‘t stay at home more than you do. I‘ll
lcavstlwsc children to act burned up, and
I‘ll go out ev--e by night. When a poor
woman gets desperate. why. sir. she is—
desperutc. that‘s all. “ .
.._.. w.“ i,
to SP0“. rim Pnosrumrr or a
Town -—llorucc (lrccley presents the is:
lowing as tho sure means of dcstroylng
prosperity of the most promising town
——“ if you “cut to kccpa town from thriv
in: dou‘ 1. put up any more buildings thud
you can touvunicmly occupy yourself. If
you should accidentally have an empty
nouns and any one should want to rail. it
ask throo times the value of it. Dumand u
Shylock price for cvcry spot of ground
that God has givcu you stewardship over.
Turn a cold sliuuldvr to every mechanic and
business man sot-king a homo with you.
Look at cvcry ncw comer with ascowl. Run
down the work of every new workman. Go
abroad for wares rather than deal with those
who sock \u do business in your midst.
Fail to udvcrtisc or in any olhc way to sup
port your paper. an that pooplc abroad may
know witctltcr any business is going on in
that town or not. Wrap yourself up within
yourselves With a coat of impervious scl-
flsbucss. Therc is no more clTuctual way to
retard the growth of a town than actions
like those cnumcratcd, and there arc people
In every town who are pursuing the same
counsc cvcry day of their lives. and to
whom the abovc rcmsrks arc rcschlflllly
otlbtcd for their consideration.
-_..,.. fl...“
DIDN'T LIKE Murrort.-—A good story is
told of the recent excellent performance of
liandsl’a “Messiah" at a Baptist church.
A farmer took his wlfc to bear the grand
music so spit-mildly rcudcrctl on that occa-
sion. andraftcr listening with apparent cu-
)nyiucnt. the pair bccamc suddenly lutorcsl-
Oil in one of grand choruses:
“ We all. likc sheep. have gone astray."
First a sharp soprano voice exclaimed:
“ We all. llko slump-J
Next a dccp bass voicc uttcrud. in In car-
Icll lone: “ “’0 all. llku aboup—"
'l‘licu all tltc sinners at oucc assertcd:
“ We all. like sbecp-u“
“ llamcd if ldu!" exclaimed old Rustl-
cus to his partncr; “I like beef and bacon.
but I can't bear mutton l“
Thorn was an audible litter in that vlclul‘
ty. but tits splendid music attracted attun-
tinu from the pair. and they quietly slipped
out
How
. V. . ‘rrwa-u
W star A Union Gtu.1)iu.—ch. Sheridan
has recently avowed. in an attractive little
spawn at ludlauapulis. that ho gained thc
battlc uf \V'iucltcstcr “ almost entirely“ in
clutscqucucc of information furnished by a
“ Union“ young lady. Nita Wright. of Win
cheater. ills crest dilllculty was to cutuutu-
uicato with bar. Finally. he wrote her slob
let on tissue paper. which he rolled and cow
lucsaed to the also of his thumb sad. and
thou cuvclupdd in tln‘full. This wclshty
package, was than consigned to the capaclous
mouth of a colmaal African. who had a
cuufcdcralc pass to soil vegetables in Win‘
cksstcr. lls dullvstcd tits mascara and rs-
turued with the auawcr. rollcd iu tits Isms
tlwl‘oll. within two days.
girl and truc asstccl.“ said the liautaaaut-
(cucral. thc otbcr day. and be to“ It tho
battle by her rcpb and won it. um“ Wright
is now in the treasury department. Wash-t
lastca. and Phil Sheridan is stills bachclcrl
W
_ 'l‘bsss arc I'll-ids mlaodflat wI
will lat tum pass. as the wasthsr is too
warm for the law rcqulrcd ‘to straigktca
them out:
Ablrd la tbs band snorkel?
Too many soaks mm (and.
A rolling static um “I hurt sick.
Awatchsdputtswovta two in tkoibuab.
wsaltkyaadwlsc
Astitskinttats'athwsaotauw.
out; 5""
msstbatoacss
ping lies will work adsbt of. won‘t it! Now :
every night. City Council. Fm Hasons,
and its brush and brush until you‘ve nearly
worn out the brush and your head 1.00..
“Slacwasaalcs-
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Teacher of Plano Forts Xualc. Room No. Chl-
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UltUUh‘ltlES PROVISIONS,
Preserves. lollies. Gaunod l‘ralts. Etc.
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fll-y SOUTH NCR“‘2\I.R. CONN.
W H. I‘OLIIES.
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Stovca. Tin Ware. Cooking Utensils,
LIME“ sad Ilsaas Parsisklau Goods.
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uncured to order
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d~tf WASHINGTON 8m. SOUTH NORWALK.
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SWORDS‘E BUILDING.
slam. South Nor-walk. than.
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NORWALK. CONN.
'l'as best ass in town for transient or nascent
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Flour. and Food.
nos. 9 AND 11 WALL STREET.
Nor-walk, Conn.
BELL & HILSDON,
“dos-II and loud! m
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’orsrsns. cunts. man
AND LOBSTERS.
yarns-syn tho Barrsl and Gallon.
“Tomcato Cattup lbs Half Flat or Banal.
FRUITP l’D VOITAILII.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
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South Norwolk. Conn.
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THE BEST PLACE
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HOLIDAY BUNKECTIDNERY.
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FRANK MEAC’S
N0. 3 GAZETTE BUlLDlNG. NORWALK.
Oar Ouafsaloasry is all roads of run: SUGAR.
and it is acknowlodnd by all thatwa means; as
good as any manufactured to Patrick! County.” tf
ELIAS GUSOWSKI,
HEBCHAN’I.‘ TAILOR.
sadrdsalcrm
READY, MADE CLOTHING
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No. 8 Iain It... Norwalk. Conn.
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Nsrwslk stsam Dyeing sad Scout-la:
Establlskatsat.
Factory and omen. cast of Horas RR. depot
Dresses and moss Goods. dysd or cleaned
Particular attention paid to tho Instrumental".
Repairing and Prussia; of
Gentleman’s Garments
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astronauts.
FEED, Etc” Etc.
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GOOD BLACK TEA. m. per u.
Loaves South Norwalksvcry
from the depot at South
of tbs owner.
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mutants of all kinds saved on board.
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