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uncle «pass. I censo-
RATES O!‘ ADmTlSING.
vans
tears in the seed. We devour it like Jarsety
" Diddlsr in the play with hats and overccsts
mudltleauywsy possible. with scans
n «umbrella thrust sudsrmh srsa.and such
ere-uses "Wsnmtbstas
samuwtuhewsassslelstbaaaesaeuts.
m
Robby Nathan had been a print alter.
lituneiebbors said so ; undid his air-.which
wandered down his continua“ like a
miniature range oi Wed “detains
lint. at any rste.he was not a prise “but
to the time at which our story tells Then
1» kept the “ Dark and Tinderbox.“ at the
.fmt village or larlteton. Pardon l we
:ttt‘tlli lt‘ m‘ lb. “ M “d T‘NMW“
.1 ‘pl ltittl. tor it wass uuehxtrequeuted pub-
. lnuw. and the licensing bill was as yet
txmumllmlhl in [AW KIHMM‘I Mill.
5.. Rant.)- h‘sthus flourished like a green
Aux ti‘t‘a‘ . indeed. in Wluit‘d omutmnw
. ..:.~t-.\ml «our such green combination ttl
; «'5 it.» had martini late is lite. sud
:u. «rapping twins estue to crown his tld‘
7:. vs tth a mob he had known ever since be
u m in Lord llrsggintoals to supper.the
in be bent the Chelsea Chifkott. in “lid.
3mm domesticity was simply tttstveltuts.
llfitlt“laily did he love to sum his bouncing
E“).‘. who fought one another in their little
. u. in a manner thst testis their psps‘s heart
amp for joy. t lty the way. it is silly to do
an} that: tor jnv. as a rule. We never knew
3w do anything for anyone but kill a lean ;
a... tu» wasn‘t s rich bachelor uncle or ours.
t..- didn‘t get much by that.) However.
.\‘st was very happy. and allowed his wile
to coax him with portable pieces of rural
lute Iml tlld 500“. “d “Hill at that sort.
it hen she was especially cosxlns. he used to
hash round the double persmbuistor. put
in the twins. and drive them out fora low
miles This relieved his soul and his poor
ht-stl ; tor. when his wife coaxed hint.lte
used to get bumps on it that were sure.
it was guessed that he had been a prise
ttghtrr u we have said ; but his conduct
was an exemplary that the village tradesmen
did not yhiuh it 13mm dip. to visit his ban
parlor. So they used to meet and drink
there every night. One day. when Mrs. Nob
by had been coaxing Nut with an electro-
plated teapot and a coal scoop. he went out.
as. usual. brought round the perantbulator
and put in the twins. Then he took 'em out
-tur many miles When he returned floa-
kin. the tailor. was standing in the porch.
and he watched Nat drive the pcrstnbulstor
in at. the side gate. take the twins into the
house and then put away their conveyance
m the tool-house. No Sooner had he wit-
mwcd this than he rushed suddenlt' "HY-
tmtl might have been observed to visit site:
t-notveiy the shops at Brisket the butcher.
Suycome the grocer. Seconds the baker and
1’: user the parish clerk. into all at whose ears
hu whispered something in a confidential
tune of voice.
That night the bar-parlor o! the “ Duck
and Tinderbox“ was will}. and the next
morning it was currently reported I“ 0'01“
llariintun that Nobby Nathan had broken
out into art nngovernable at of raged“
after sitting on his wilesnd drawing the
twins in the wash'brrel. had pitched into
in: turnlture and unsalted it all to atoms.
A crowd collected on the village green to
lllrk‘u“ the dreadful news. “I always ex-
pmted it." said m “ What‘s bred in
the flesh will out in the he..."
” Why. I hear he actually called on his ta-
bit- to put up its nap and core on.“ put in
St; Come, the grocer. who was nicknamed
" fistgu."
“ Well. to be sure.“ ssid Proaer. “ lheard
lw pitched into his bed. head first.“
And so one after another confirmed the
dreadful news.
Presently Nat. who had missed his cus-
tumors the night before. and heard voices
on the villsgw green. came up. The crowd
yelled their disapproval o! hint. “Hallo,“
be said. cheeriiy. “ what‘s the matter! t“ A
chorus o! volca anawesed bite. all main:
hint othisheartlessecudoct towsrdshlslatn-
iiy and furniture, fiscally the latter.
“ It's all amistako." dented Rat. “ Who
told you all these ll“ 2”
“ Bodkin, the tailor." was the unanimous
re 1 .
pyThcn here Dustin ifs-id Rat, “and
he shall exploit.”
There.snrelyenovr¢ls. was Dustin. ensuing
tatw'elywp. .
“hay." enchhed~§maeflagthssltlon
“wisas‘athiaycs‘vssatdahoutne
le
agahjoiledh.
Becki-laughed. “Ohwhstsalllylos
yoaall mrbe-idwishafunaywlak.
“m Iasidwas. thatlaswner
frhadNathwdoublsephtspsn-hlasor.
Whewuuldhem
hum-ext} Sofiecsowdflook
and“!
handswithfiasaadltqncrsdep.
Tbs-cashflwahatl ungwuuldbsthst
tut-eta;
up uy mmrwmmam
ethsrlncurabtaacsssstssyoocurteus.
Surely we Yankees have an instinct for in.
convenience. because no tears industry or
forsthowht could provide an snaay petty
culserlestortbedetslisot everyday tits as
we spontaneously and without slut tavsat
The propensity ct our countrymen to eat is
public with their bets on. tilting upon the
highest and nest insecure stools. lea-souls»
lag. At tits sstlsg houses rows ct lumbar
tad use crowd around a lunch counter.
while yonder sts satpty bat pegs. and a step
turthersrs stapty chairs.“ closetsbltslu
an airy route. The hurry. the dashing club
tor ct stone cities against a atsrbie slab. the
chatter: to wears hat while dining. the labor»
itetl stops and erutubt at on” predecessor at
the table. the greasy stops 0! waiters. the
sharp elbows o! ones neighbors. the all per
ending but steam and stueiktbs read strug~
pie tor bad tuod. are coveted nuisances that
give the, lunch counter irresistible attract
lions over the tranquil tsbie to your true
t‘l‘lflk‘dut—WW.
«. w
A Terrible Weapsa.
The Mead-Meme patent prloslvs lini-
let in new on exhibition at the Amer-lean
lustltuts hit in New York. it consists ot
a hollow bullet oiled with title gun powder.
and closed airtight by a printed tustsi can
tridgs shell.
A ride bullet leaves the nussls ct the gun
with s velocity oi tron twelve hundred to
sixteen hundred taut per evened. it re-
volves nearly two hundred times in the
suns short space at tlttte.
Row a psrtsct or ideal bullet must travel
as test as possible. as it tells sixteen test in
the first second at its flight. tblny‘two in
the next. and soon. It must present the
least possible resistance to the air.
it must strike a paralyalng blow with its
whole totes. instead ot ntsrvly piercing a
small hole through the animal's body and
going on. It tnust also travel in a partial
vacuum or in rarlded air. to prevent "drift“
or moving sideways. All these conditions
are met by the Explosive Express Bullet
with its lat point. low trsJetot'y. high vs-
ioelty. and heavy blow. Dr. Gatling. inven-
tor of the Gatling Gun. which area contin-
uously four hundred shots per minute. and
whose halt pound missiles range to two and
threeqnarter miles. has tried the Head—
“ufl lhelk. and says that they are “ as so-
cureteas any billions no t: v m «ts-u. ssssu It New.
“The bullets fired produced excellent results;
all exploded in the target at two hundred
yards. showing well their destructive char-
acter." Au omoer of high rank in the
United States Array says says: “I believe
that. in the next great war. the conquering
nation will be the one which first adopts
these prolectllcs. A prominent Cuban says
that he believes that the bravest soldier de-
sires to “ go out of business" when he hears
these bullets explode around him. Lieuten-
ant Carpenter o! the Hayden Exploring Ex.
pedltlun tried one 0! these Explosive Btti
lets on a tough Grtxxly Bear of about 1000
pounds weight in the Sierra )1st. killing
him instantly.
The Yale Expedition. on the contrary.
tried to trill a grlxsiy with common bullets.
and only succeeded after many hair breadth
weapcs. and after their guide was danger-
ously wounded by the bear.
Ir. Edward Stabisr at Maryland. now in
his eighth“ year. has Just lint-bed his meld-
en butsio hunt in Kansas. He writes that
he has killed three buaitltrs with the Explo-
sive Bullet. One was struck at 850 yards
distance. the shell exploded in the lungs and
out a piece a! the heart.
Hr. Ittutgowtcry loin. chief of the
trlnsit party at the Yellowstone Expedi-
tlon. Northern hello Railroad Survey.
says in a published letter: “ I have killed
three antelopes with the explosive bullets
They do not go through. but kill like I
stroke 0! lightning."
Shortly after this letter was written the
Cavalry escort of the Expedition had a
bloody battle with the Sioux Indians. runny
of whom. according to Gen. Gustav. came
fresh from their reservations. wearing an-
nuity goodaaud need the best 0! breech
loading repeating rides with plenty of me-
tallic ammunition furnished to them by the
Government as “Indian Supplies.”
The Patent Safety“ Explosive Bullet‘ts
now nuutsctured by the Union netsllle
Cartridge Goinpsny of Bridgeport Conn.
and loaded by machinery into metallic car-
tridges tor the Springfield and Remington
breech loading ntuskets; the Remington.
Sharps. and Ballard sporting rides. the
Spencer maniac gun. and the Winchester
strebutletsluutnssscosdaaudoeeeevery
two-sounds Wuntilsbeeartrldges
glveoet. the barrel is too bot tobaedle,
and the excitement oi the shooter has
cooled
Messiaen-deforms argyslassot
Evaluative-unused Oolt's revolvers.
Tbsflafetylxplcivslellss "with
vsatedbyBa-welnollsals‘ad‘lndlew
it"m'hlch an. eighteen explo-=
“Vacuum—Winks. terbispstt.
aabcur or two or ingotborsd with
lsvlty ct the conversation. and rustlsd
about as that hswasputeut cttltsusrrlags.
to taster ths.bssedt ct his health. as
west slcsgtor s tails. pleased comb. asth-
erlug dust in clouds abouthlta. But when
he intimated sdssbstobs takes in. thsboys.
hard-hearted beingsl laushsdlu tbstscs or
Winks. “ A run will doyou Mold tsl‘
low." said Dick. with cruel satisfaction.
sborttluts eastward! stu sorrytossy.s
dreadful accident. nature unknown. happen.
ed to Winks. Rs uttered a besttuendtng
shriek. and appeared. immediately alter.
tasking his way toward the «truss. holding
33.1" m‘m’ m “w“.mmuh“? ““
. aux tum
d‘l‘sttrly‘:| sad Winlks toads his wu toward
tulcries. lint when. slie-dustss begets.
this bymrtts wssllttsd let» the arrives.
boldiagttpthelslursd sisethsr.ssdwsalsid
spes tbsaettest cushion ts have it sleuth
ed. words tail ass to express the sardonic
arts with which bssbcwsd Ill‘Itllls‘hllO
teeth. There was so sects the statisr with
the little viilsis‘s paw sly gsatls reader. than
with yours or rules.
"new.“
A use or was tweaks-Au Mush
technical periodical mints out an essy wsy
uttsstlug whether wsterisgoudsud tit tor
gseersluse ltsstvtflltnul water should
be trsu trout colonuuplsssttsttttlurssd taste.
and should quickly siltud s lather with s
small portion or soap. lt belt a pint ot tits
water he placed in s psrtvetiy clean. colon
lsra~stuppststl butt a tow its o :
Mt white lutup strut} sddtutg‘n‘d tit:
bottle trusty exposed to the dsylialtt iu “ill
window ot a wsrut met. tile iiuuid eittutiti
not become turbid. even alter eumsurs tot
at week or ten days it the wster becomes
turbid. it is opts to the grave suspicion oi
sewage contamination i but it it musiu
clssr. it is sietust certainly sate. We owe
to lielsclt this simple. valuable. but hitherto
strangely neglected test."
—W
The ltsebelsr
Where is there a more pltlsbiu ttiutvot on
earth than a tuau who has no stulahlu wo.
tusrt intent-tied is his weitsret lluw \lll‘
tusi does his desolate room appear when its
cornea itotue at night wary sud hungry. and
sees a barren table and a lonely pillow. which
looks like the white ttt-rt of every earthly
enjoyment. see the old ltsoiteior. in the
dark afternoon ot life. when his heart is
sinking to its suudersnccl Nola solitary
memory glcsnts over his opening gravel
angel over his dying pillow. and wipe the
death tlsntp trout his brow i No loud
daughter to drew his chilly hand into "it:
soft pressure at hers. and warm his icy blood
with reviving tires of availing silectiott i
No manly boy to link itls breaking more
with the golden chain at honor-shit: society.
and bind his history in the vast volumes 0!
the world he is leaving tarot-or! lle has
ester: and drankmntl died. and earth is glad
to dolhsn to erect his soul into the circum-
terencs at s six-pence ; and no human being
save his wtteherwotttsn will breaths n sigh
at his tunersi.
W 77 ‘fi— _ .a.
gala about the Bible.
A prisoner. condemned to solitary condo u-
ttteut. obtained a copy of the Bible. and. by
three years ear-etui study. obtained the lot
lowing rscls :
The Bible contains 8.880.t89 letters. 778.
out) words. at. 173 Turtles. 1. so chapters.
and 66 books. The word and occurs 10.277
times. The word Lord occurs l.8t's'i times.
The word Rem-end occur-s, bttt once. which
is in the 9th verse ot the llttit. Psalm. The
middle verse is the 8th verse ot the item
l‘sslut. Thu alst verse of the 7th cltttptcr til
Ears contains all the letters in the alphabet
taxcept tnc letter J. The tinest chspter to
read is the 90th chuptsr at the Acts or the
Apostles. The lDth chspter 0t '1! Kings
and the 87th chapter ct lsulsh are elilre.
The longest verse is the 9th verse of the 8th
chapter of Esther. The shortest verso istitc
35th verse of the ltth chapter of St. John.
The 8th.tdth.!tst and 31st versus at the 107th
Psalm are alike. Each verse o! the 188th
Pesltn are stilts. There tire no words or
names at more than six sviisbles.
W—
Tnl: Gassr Hath—Thu sassy rush is a
kind ov itinerant soda tountttin. a sort uv
hi‘pmtlfl _ lr cv soup suds. who
spouts. bubbles and foams. whenever 'he
opens his rnottth.
These quacks in the small beer line. have
but phew brains. but their brains are like
yeast. they kant rise without running over
everything.
I hav known them tew srgy a point three
hours and a ball. and never otter one good
reason in the whole titer.
They mistake words tor ideas. and their
tongues travel tsw just about as much pur-
pose as a boy’s wind tulll do: in the teeth
ov s all! uorwester. ,
They are the valuest of all human cres-
tures that bav yet blu discovered. sud think.
beesuaspecpisksatssesps their turtousefler-
«can. they are pleased and convinced.
shut what thawbtaulotnou was almost an
tdlotko-psrednwtbemsadlueverkeew
one sodtscuvsrhia mistake. Yu rotten
wstlundsrtakstswpttbeprldscutola
wit new“
SOUTH NORWALKTE:
A only an elsrgetueut ot the nail hole. but the
Imkaewcneovtheaswlnd rcllltyet.
psksk‘scafl. manhunteoeavsnss
than Mum the ssyeiu‘tslibsr
‘ ” lu-pnawhoisx‘udy‘sughulbw‘ new use
Them-ea Routinely-canes”-
.s- as mundane-seed est-res
ache in W«MHI-frlendshlp ain‘t
worth “will!!!” ~60"on
break. It the point its W 'ta'ztlts
ueuth. it will generally drive t‘acrckludly.
Oil is still better. but then ills leduttvctdent
to dip eseb nail separately tutu It. Another
point observed is that beards become louse
eventually trout tits rustleg‘uthslllt which.
mmunicstlng with the titted. «use not
wssrlug sway ct the nail threndertng'
thetauce or building insecure. This may
beprevettted by hosting any nub grease
until it sutukmsud thee pouring it ever the
nails to be used. The stem will pssetrste
the pores ottite iron. and cause the nails to
last. without rusting.“ isdsasits period.
Themsonisthstthucostlngcurcsseprs-
vsats contact with sir. sud.consequestly.
oxidation. Oxygeals tbs-great destroyer
ct iron. and nuistursls tbs hdttclug cabs.
Asyfilsg which is” Mallets with
the air it prevented tress rusting indefinite
ly.sudllhuptdty\lts sltet is wssswsbly
theatres. Psist’unes bulldlsgs prevents
the ecutsotot sit ssdtuuisturs. It the whole
teuee or building csuuot be psluted. the
ltesds at least 0' the null: should be touched
therewith.
mm
. Caster «tun (lossevttnlt lady who tutti
charge ut a young lsttlss‘ ltibls clues. spealr
but of demure hoses trsislsg. said that
her best pupil. eighteen ycttrs ct airs. tutti
caused her the most acute sextsty. ltsltt or
shine. site wet slutty-s at her inst. Thegltl‘s
whole soul scuttled absorbed in tite’sirslttht:
euiugout of intricate theological problems.
“and yet.“ ssld tits Muller. “tho girl was
so pslo sud watt that l was alrsld every
submit would be her last in elsss tine
titty site tslutetl. and in trying to Mime but
i impound her tllt‘tlll. tutti what do you thlnit
ltuuttd l‘ t‘oreets so tightly drown that s
lull mpltvttlou \vss lotimihie. I removed
them sud actually found that the girl‘s ribs
suluslly luppedl I took her ill her mother.
it very prominent sud useful church mout-
but. end stated the ease without reserve.
‘Well. you see.‘ sslti tile pstvut. ‘i\‘uttuy
neverltsd shy tlpure. l shoultiu‘t bu tlill“
prised it the iscltupt were drawn a little too
tight. “or waist is nsturslly so lsrgu titut
it is almost itttpnssittie to tuttite anything tit
youtosiiy on but. lluw is your elites pt‘ttn
poring. Miss .lmt i hope you we draw-
ltur mauv souls to tlitrist i‘ “
W
The husutitul srtt are tusltlua coltslsttt
advances smoug our peopiv. Just now the
antiquities ot evolution helm-e Clu'lst are
m. *Wlllu Wm to 1,"... m... . pawnmm. presenting their rich tcrtu stul color to us in it
the bi Otortols collection. and the charming
Buthesds fountain is [mulling out its waters
lit the Cetttrui Park in prcsetteuot thous-
ands. who rubies in the thrilling tuuslu sud
the spsrltliug streams. Wu huvn tutti kings
and queens of soup to deligitt tts.stttl the
cry is still they come. This is wvll. ltut
the great thing is to givu lltltlill)‘ to our tlsiv
iy lite. and throw our ldtutl charm over our
common lot. it every potato has beauty in
ha 1 an a
"A?“ “my vat-v lsmb sud t ill!
God‘s nearer chi mllfill’lfil filial 'Itwk-
ward. ugly. stupid and Gill. we insist
upon it that the cousin outlier-3 should do
something tolift up an let ofl‘ our com-
ttton lot.-—Ilorpsrs Easy" Oriole.
mv ”w m
A Fun Catamaran—lo the ottluo of ii
Wisconsin journal there is it cotttpositor
who sets type so rapidly (says the paper)
that the friction of his movements {mus the
ltltldtlll etttiiiuttu in his stick. melting titum
solid. illte stereotype plates. The only way
to prevent this is to have his ruse subtttcrscd
ltt Witter; tttttl the rapidity of his motions
keeps the water boiling and bubbling so
titttt eggs but) {requotttlv been boiled in
the space box. Pipes land from the bottom
of lliaussc to it holler in the press-room. and
tho sicttttt generated by the that. Otlulllusl-
ltor‘s movements runs the power pmut. In
one day he set so much that it took ull httutltt.
from editor to devil. two wouits to read the
proot. and it wasn‘t his good day tor trotting
“'90s cllllul'.
“WWW—m.—
Fsutnu Damascu— Ahovc every other
feature that adorns the tumult: olttttactvr.
tlclioscy stands foremost within the pl‘ttv-
loco of good tsstc. Not that tit-llcttcy which
is purpotuully in qucsl o! sotttetitlttg to be
ashamed of. which ntttltes merit of a blush.
sud slntpcrs at the lulsu construction its
own ingenuityltas put upon an innocent rc-
rnsrltt this fie us kind of delicacy is us
tat- removed {to ' 'troud taste us from good
touting and good sense ; but the high-minded
delicacy which tusintalns its pure and undo
vintlsg wall: ullkn amongst women es in tire
essaryduty. sndeau speak Wit ‘flflulft‘d
with seriousness and kindness Iridhlngs at.
which it would he saltattsetl to smile or to
‘ blush.
;_ .
rum Santa-Fruit they be preserved
in excellent condition the year round, pro-
vided it remains in a low dry temperature.
common for to erect general store houses frr”
titled to e um share or ' the storage roout.‘
Mr. Christopher: Shearer-m fruit farmer near
square. which holds when filled one hundred?
sue bushels or tutti. Last rsttm Shearer
bushels ct s 5‘ 7 lee.
has had occasion to drive susll'is‘tssssscs-r .
sd csk posts knows its lisitlilty tofbcadsud .
“W u.
could? of mspywbiph ehrlttlts from no mo .
and in many communities it lsbccnmtus (1.“... 3.
this purpose. in which eschisubscrlber tun-1
Beading. Pat. has a fruit rate titty-five reel“
sud tony cart loads once. and. tour those?
plmd in it one thousand scveu hupdfi‘d‘ 3
ms 7'5.
. «to
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f eagle‘s :I. 2% 2. n: » _ ,
faith a .t T n c 'r .
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3 thlhl‘l‘lh'r.‘
anathema morons sum smut. I
sputum “ , '
GINO! .Ql'Il arrows moraine usual".
as: ‘ mums.
M. when“.
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WINE MD. MG“ BEER SALOON.
writer Walk and Motion attests. mesh tler
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amnion-st”.
rout uuvcntuus.
Wyn. more hug
3‘th "W“ aa a mums? '
their “WV“ e tare , H1
Flume atmtaust us not.
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tittutliuttifis PROVISIONS.
Preserves. Jelliest (heard l‘ntlts. Rte.
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Stowe. Tilt Wsm. t‘tuxltluu Uttutslls.
lavas- “d lease Wendell“ sleds.
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NORWALK. CONN.
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tsrdess. vi 7 . __' will.“
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SENTINEL PRINTING OFFICE.
Nil‘i‘l "Witn'flwnl
”’3‘ he
Wedding and Wattles carti- executed is the
Richest style or the Art.
Work done st. short. notice. tut reasonable lbl'lll.
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to- on... slid Res-ideas: w
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l'trtsr Dona Inca Wan Ava.
tittlmt hours. i to 3 o‘clock P. M. d to ‘l o‘clock t‘. M.
till“
lmummmm
This school is loomed in Ghiuhoslcr‘l Block. W lt-
tttntou st mu. flutttlt Nut-walk. Thorough lussru'etlou
th'flll in all the English branches. hall“. French
Drawing. and Wu: Flowers. 7
Au oxwrteucod teacher at tho l‘latto Forte is also
cotttteetutl with the school. “My
HI Ms & ls Ts PROWlTT.
Dealer: in
Hardware. Cutlery. Paints. Oils.
Glass. Window. Shades & Paper Hangings.
No. in mm sTttttu't‘. NORWALK. 002w
House It Sign Painting ctscutsd prempghl‘y
£65m LATE; scaraobxl
M th old St. John Homestead. Cor. or RI it end
Walt at: Instruction in all tltu branches or fiuflllrh
education. Also -
Druwlttr. Painting. languages. Music.
0i tomb-swing tirade as uuisitv. A few yottu
lltlltz‘tll'IWuqutl into the tent ly. The full two wt
commence Wednesday. Sept. 0th. 1878.
GREGORY‘S Viiom'r
MARINE RAILWAY,
soon! ‘Norswnut. 0T.
CAPACITY or altitwsvs. - torturous.
Vessels Built or Wind at Sitar-t Notes.
l Pa l. Deck? lslt
,.m‘i‘§§fll'§?p'f€omefigué§t8§:h 5...: finale.
, «a. .7. . .W—fi.
A . is E L L E C K ,
«catwalk.
Battle! in Books and sunoxttmr.
latest etyl as or Tinsed rupees.
1834.! -, .
momma arse «Ont sun III-pod ..‘
THOS‘.’F. CROFT.
LANDSCAPE GARDNER
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Wot ‘ ill
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\% 1 $33 iygfl‘x‘y‘ ‘. met! 3 3;;‘3
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first ‘ Lafvafw' -
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.. ”one Furnishing Goods and
It“
hoes: woolen;
umoomw
lill‘tlli‘ERtlle or losses
. Twist?“ .h‘dt "m“
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KEELER. “Oldfifi o 00.,
» venom We.
flour. Grain aad‘l‘aed.
N08. 9 AND N WALL STRI‘Tt
Nervvallt. (lawn.
l lull received t
i‘l’ttmw thank “{de to. and NW”
new. it utnsuott.
‘hateealaawdllesatlbsalera
w-llwn
overrule. OhAlslS. Flatt
AND LORSTKRS.
Oysters by the Barrel and fiction.
Tomato Cstsup the Hell Putt ct Bartel.
FRUIT A D VQITAlki‘s
\sttssed ass Venous
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“fill“ NM‘V‘R‘K m‘\‘
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l‘t-l
‘l‘i-lI sssT Artistes
'1‘“ till 3’th
HOLIDAY CBNFECTIUNERY.
lit this town. is
FRANK MEAD‘S
NO. 8 GAZETTE BUlLDlNG. NOJWALK.
tlut- t‘tuttut‘tiouury is all rustle ct l‘l‘ltll lil‘tiétlt.
‘ no it is seltuuttludusti by all that we rush Netty as
stunt as our tillflll'dt‘llit't‘tl in l'alrdeld Wilma.“ tt
w, n... ~...-..~-.........c.. - .. .. .._F.....‘....M..fi..m-“
ELIAS ousowsm.
HEROHANT TAILOR.
and dealer is
utility hunt t‘htl'l‘iillltl
”my...
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 8 Main eh. Nut-walk. Conn.
t‘oustsutl onltsnti. slar assortment of Cloth
thanttuuru- {lid \‘vstluuu. i.lfitli orders protnptl fill:
eeutmi. ill“!
_., xvvw “. _ , chum. «w ~e~-«-.....~y.-
Norwsllt Steam Dyeing stttl Securing
. .—. :qu can» we as-uvv ant-w. - 'r H
Dream and Dress Goods. dyed or cleaned.
Particular attention psiti to lllt‘ DVt‘llll.CluIllllllfl,
Repairing sud Pressing tit
Gentleman's Garments
by a new tutti improved method. requiring only
‘ two days
It!!!) GLOVIQE
clouded in our t‘uy. to loot; almost equul to new til
no Cents pot- l‘ttlr.
R. N. PERRY.
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S T 0 ‘V' E 8 9
Housei‘ttrttlsiting Goods,
The undersigned. having taken the store in the
lrott'bulltliv' uu hittitt Sweet. ltuuwu its Clerk .2
rttt's Bloc _. uppttsttu the lhtl depot. [a psupsrod to
furnish the tntls’ett- ol' Booth Norwalk and vlei tty
with all ltlutls of lluuselurttlsltittg Goods. Stoves.
'l‘lu Were. ’l’lu Roofing Leaders. and Gutters. at
short notice and at low prim-3..
Jobbing Promptly: Attended. to.
its , F. A. 8131th
Ltve oeeggearu‘erts.
E. K. Lobxwoon’s.
IRON . FENCING.
t‘ho subscriber is new
web several styles ol‘ .
Wrought and (Just Iron Fencing.
to enclose churches. dwelllszs nu hurls! plots. Also
- Iron Gates,.:nooes. shutters and
Gratings.
hurt! .,
. muvretber-srrlcltnirttht maul
ridden. ~ - south Norwallt.
hum. . . a
talrnsnd lulu It” building mend
:
Newman! other Vehicles “stem
and multitude-stash
sndwttbthmm
nameless-site sswy en the
csadsctedbyhlsbrsihsrtsa
Thanks.“
Vim .TW.
«amoun- skilltsl NW. m
mus-physdbyhlltthesebeutbsemm
deltthathenlsstldysllthsoldmettbs
Oldest Stand in Norwalk.
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Ecumeen,
a
DANBURY. ,
Conn.
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slut-1.; and with“!
0 o O x 81' O'V 38s
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GBflGRRIES. PRIWISIONss
V FEED. Etc... Etc. ,
.lttpuu. Ooloug. Imperial Torts.
ac eta. par “and.
mum 191...! OK TM. m. par 8.
NIGI PRUNIO. Imt por lb
' lluii stock.etubrsclu everything in
thsotussry
llll it must» “uses.
a. tit llr . 7m”
LUCAS HOTEL,
Adjoining Dibble‘s limb.
llultt Street. - South Norwalk.
The Best Place in the city
0
{a r permanent hmrders. Transient boarder! far
shed with meals and rooms at short It cs.
BILLIARD ROOM AND BAR
altat‘bcd to the Heist for the “conned-ital or
floats.
runes LUCAS, Prop.
0ft WELL a HlTEL.
CORNER OF
MAN and WASHlNGTON STREETS.
South Norwalk.
r. r. Stedmau a Son.
\
vPBOPBlETilI‘,
llssbesuuttedupts
ELEGANT STYLE
permeates.
e belted»
An excellent Scabl at
m st all Morass
durealna‘
shuttles.
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the Hotel. Den
“host. can
letttltttii illhfitclg tilting. ‘
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militias.
$3” 8.8.
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