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(For the Small.)
Life’s Anthem.
0:1: life is like so snthein. which my be grand Ind
uwvui,
i mug of men: puts. whose strsins ere finished sud
complete.
Whose music still shell linger. like echoes in the
ulr.
.\ cute! And plesssnt mcmury. when we‘re no longer
here.
\\ 2m. Sorrow sweeps our heart-strings. the melody
breathes low.
\ ‘i. z m.- muuruful mzmr notes. A soft. ssd dime of
“no,
\ ,. “em-l. lilting“ sad. the hnrmuuy. es tb‘ stcrnsi
F ‘il;
1:. . niim ‘uiid rural Mics. forcvcr mutmuh
W. ‘i.
\ - rm..- shall .hmwr tier blessings shout our
I‘l:\\d1l:\\H\ .
\ i .r -r.-:u~ who and tranquil m- s islr cummcr‘s
lIJ‘ .
xxx; x: .r; .- bright stouml us. and not I cloud we
IV‘I‘_
rim. of mu liv‘srtr flow: out in item of melo-
u‘)
' w . >3; thufi- our being and all iti- dcptks bro
e? 7." ti
':;.--1 marvhuf life rveounde. the grsndest
.hpniv Arv beard.
.. v.51} bountiful within. is echoed in the
w-n Tl.
slight BImet‘i’ifig o‘er the so: is mirrored
"all . s;3‘n.
. «:91. «~. may be grsnd throughout. but sin‘s
.: ~r‘ walnut lmlcs
- "w am: up harmony which through sgood
n. 3’ mix
~ >3 lz~ irru'c against each sin. Ind do the best
-\<‘ 53‘}.
- nan» ::..- built-:11) of our life. Approved of God
ill. L 3:181}
\. i ,. ~:» I; uc‘H‘ ps-‘svd all earthly 9097101, through
~ -rr~\\, ,my and mini.
\1 ;- _. . :1.» yum“: notes of life blend in a perfect
;~c.x.:l:.
; «2...: m~ n: the Hunter‘s foot. lay our life An—
1;: v... .luun.
\ i .1: ::~..- .~\.»ri.is:ing song. Around the Great
\\ :m; ‘l'liorue. ~—Lu.‘(
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Matrimonial lufcliciiy.
A. cut sud dog luy by the are.
A Rd urilhl‘f bed the leext desire
To Miles! or hurt: the other
'l‘ili a boy esid to his mother
i will tie the two together.
That right soon inc-re was equally wmthcr.
‘i‘hx- cut did crutch. the dog did bile.
And soon it was s frsrful aght:
l‘tu- do: use minus bids And belt.
Ami fl) lug cat fur tilled the sirti
l ml inc buy cut them span.
Winn for his folly he did smart.
in.- bn‘h nerd up whet strength they bed
l‘.» ”filth and bite the lurklres lsd.
Ami be ulebcd that ho had never
Ted this vs: snd dog together.
F. r lic round it wss s blunder.
\rzd «one still the peir to sander.
\H“ although they Are not how.
in: y src like tun-n sud women.
\\ 2... inc in friendship side by side.
i uni tht‘ isisl knot is tied.
’l fir bands of luv. {lad then helm.
PM. how the knot doth gull them no".
i th-‘y sometimes in sfter yoers
i=.-.~u:m~ Jul! like s pair of sbesre.
Though they work in opposition
\n- ml:- in diepoeition.
in l: :hrn u hstevcr gets between.
Thur both sgree to cut ital-en.
so when you hear M then II I!!!"
Emu between s can sud wife.
You'd better not have business there.
i >.— .n tbcrv qusrrel bores shore.
Six- you‘ll regret whichever! right.
\ t; yoltnll meted tostoptbelgbbi
l . rihcy will prove jun like the sheets.
1 i any one who lull-HM
\ i when the lovely quarrel ends.
\ . .2 m: the plane and they‘ll be friends:
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.\~ brnvyu teed-as lkbtsssfeetber.
.\.- amm- u tine—u eucsrtsts ss nastier:
3.- nut unnoveuds «jubilant.
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”wroociisthebotdnsstliho.
hired very Mala [said not”.
hmvumhgter tsetsds “Instill
mime. mum‘s-tuck”
I tell mh
tobestoppsd. Ain‘tyouesbs-edof your~
0' you sggravste me so. It‘s enough to mske
SOUTH N ORWALK OON N ., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,1873
self. end you s mother of sins childrsu.te
be dressing yourself spin Bloc-er costume
sud showing your thick snkles—"
« n" WukM you—u
“ Showing your clucisey snklcs — you
need‘ut get lust]. for they are thick. sud
you know it—snd swinging dumb bells sud
sticks sud clubs. trying to disiocsts your
sruis. so As to give me snotbsr doctor‘s bill
to psy. sud reduce me to bankruptcy: I‘ll
sue for s divorce. I will. by George. if it
Ain‘t “0pm: I Won‘t put up with it any
longer. if I do. hung me."
“Mr. Wilkins. do stop swearing."
"Swesriug? I‘ll curse until dsybresk if
The fscts rcisted below were derived
from s herd shell Baptist prescber:
m on m‘s sIArtonAi sown.
When Ulysses wus s snisll buy his fstlier
became the owner of A few sbsnghsi fowls.
which were u rsre curiosity in those dsys.
'l‘bese fowls the old gentlemen took greet
pride in sud he could not be prevailed on
to sell any of the breed. or soy of the eggs.
Although be gave sway A few of the eggs to
occur two of his rclstlous. on condition
that none of the chickcns should be per
mitted to fell into the hands of suybody out‘
side the family.
One evening however. the old mum. while
st the villsge grocery. found out thst the
glory of the Chinese eggs hud peered from
the family of tho Grunts. Suspicion At
once settlod on Ulysses. and arming him-
self with s hickory gad be started in pursuit.
and srriviug At home found the boy standing
on his hcsd in the burn. The old gentlc~
uisn advsuccd. carefully concealing the
hickory and behind his buck. and assuming
s forced smile. cmixingly Addressed his son:
“ Lysscs. my son. come here; I‘ve got a
nice present for you."
“ Can‘t see it. Pop i too thin: thut‘spluyedi
I‘ve been there." srtiessiy responded the
boy. and although his eycs bud twluklcd at
the word “ present “ he ncvor moved.
The old man brought the gud into view
and drawing it csrrcssiiigly through his tin-
gers. he mildly addressed liis oti‘saprlug:
“ Lysses. my son. do you know how Dca‘
con Potter comes to have content my Chins
chicken Algal?“
Uiym hesitated but it moment. and thou
with quivering lips. the noble boy f‘jdt‘llllfl‘
vii: *
“Father it won‘t pay to tcll s lic; l liuuk
rd tiic itiga and sold them to the Deacon.
Illli"—ilQ hurriedly added As tlrc flushed
from the old man‘s eyes. and the Rtlti was
raised on liigii—“ but I bilcd cm i“
“ liilcd ‘cm i“ said old Mr. (ii-um. grcutly
agitatod.
“Yrs. IlIii‘tI every dog goiio one on ‘cm
and the old Deacon‘s limit can set on ‘cm
till the cows come homo. but they won‘t
ncvcr batch nary chlckcn.“
'rlllt 01.0 aunt‘s Anuius'rios.
“ (‘nmc to your daddy." exclaimed his
father with outstrcutclicd bands. “I‘d rather
you‘d hook and 81‘" ii thousand biimi algal
than have that breed of Chico cilickoua go
out of the Grant family.
Tito blushing boy advanced to his parent.
who patted him on the bond and rvguldcd
him with good purcuml pride.
“ And so you bilcd ‘ciu." lilo father said.
“ well now I never! Who‘d u supposed the
boy would have thought of that? Lysscs.
my son. I‘m proud of you. You'll be Pics-
ideal of tlio l'uitod Slates yct. if you only
s man swear. sud you know it is. I tell
you it ain‘t mpcctsble for you to go to tbst
gymnasium. sud let thst booby of s tescber
put his arms Amund you All the time he is
pretending to show you how to move your
elbows."
“ Mr. Wilkins. this is sound-J
“ To move your elbows. sud then for you
to come home and begin exercising yourself
on the joists in the garret. pulling yourself
up to see how many times you on touch
your chin. In my opinion. you‘d better be
down stairs prsctisiug with a bur of soap. s
wsshb card-as good dcsl better than doing
that. or going out into the yard sud trying
to balance it clothes-prop on your chin.“
“ Wily. M‘ist'cr Wilkins. I ucvcr—“
“Don‘t Mister Wilkins me; you can‘t say
you never did it. for I know you did. Didn‘t
I soc you the other day whilc I was At the
buck parlor window? You‘d better My nut
that you never tried to catch "to dining-
room chairs by the rounds and hold them
mu at arms length it"
“ Of course i never dw“
“ lint i know you did. though. and I tell
you hit sick of it. I don‘t want to live All
my life with s women who run whip me. I
expect you‘ll be prsctising on me next—I
expect nothing else then you‘ll be trying to
see if you can throw me. But i don't want
to have Anything to do with you. if you
come rustling around me. you'll get hurt.
I give you fair warning; I won‘t stand any
of your nonsense."
f “ Mr. Wilkius.I declare you‘ ro too bad.
tit—"
“I know I um; I know I don't suit you. I
know you wish you were married to another
mun. You‘d like me to have it plug-muss
with you every day. and have me try to
best you at lifting. and net mo logo around
this community and brag on your muscle.
But I ain‘t proud of you; I‘m mortified
About it. It pains me to think that you are
so depraved. I know you ain‘t satisfied. so
you‘d better apply for a divorce and go And
get married to the Belgian giant. or some
prize-fighter. And spur with him. and crowd
him to the ropes. and sluice him in the
1:01). W 3'0“ “0“ What that means. and I RM‘I‘ nu. And you served the old Deacon
dare say you do. for you learn All that low jvst right. What did you get for the alga-
Slang down to that gymnasium.“ bilcdr“
“Mr. Wilkins. I won‘t stand this any lun~ L'lym oust a suspicious glance iii his
gcr: it is pcrfcctly—" fu‘tpcr; which the lsttcr observing hastily
It \ oi :~—-
“0. I know it is. I know you won‘t stand
it. I expect you will get up out of bud and
try to throw me out of the window and
break my legs. or upset the stove on me. I Til“! N‘W‘lm‘li.
“Tito money‘s yuur‘u. my son. you‘ve
corned it fairly. and you shall but: it.“
l'iyucs proudly rc‘
expect ihst this is the chance you have bccn “WNW i
a laying for Iii this time; I know it : i‘m “ He gave me it dollar for luilf ll durcu
of ‘03
your victim: kill me. murder me. put me
out of our misery. sud tbcu go down And
marry that princ‘llgiiicr. thsi‘s what you
want. ilut tbcrc‘s one woman will shed
some from over my grave : you‘ll be glad to
got rid of me. but there‘s one womitn will
be sorry.“
“ Mr. Wilkins. who do you mom i“
“0. nevi-r you mind; you‘d hate her if
you knew she liked mo. and maybe you‘d
exercise yourself on bar, but I won‘t give
you s chance."
“It‘sibut horrid nssiy hisrls Brown. I
know; she never puts her foot in this house
again“
“ You. there‘ s one women would be sorry
to see me go. sud if you ever die. I‘ to going
to marry hrr--“
‘ Y on brute. how out you tsik but“
“ Murry her. sud see if I csu‘t have some
peace of my life. She won‘t go to any
gymnasium sud behave as you do—“
“ It‘s that. Browne. I know."
“ Because she didn‘t spprov
things. I know. for site said so.
thinks that vuu—"
“ "as she been during in tulk about me in
you? the vile minxi“
“ Y es. she bus. And she says for her part
she thinks thet—thst—“
“W'cli. out with it.
“0.thst—thst-—thst you-0, I guess I
won‘t rcpcst it—lt slu‘t necessary."
“ But I will know.“
“ Well. then—but no. it was told me in
confidence.“
“ Psugbl I dou‘tcsrc wbsl Ilsris Browne
thinks: sbemsy suywllst eke plessesi I
don‘t care a cent.“
“ But it wusn‘t Nitric. but the‘ otbcr wo‘
men and she observed—but. bo—“'
“ I won‘t beer it: don‘tyou dsre to tell
an! wouldn't listen if you me to bellow
it into my sure."
" Well. then. I‘ll tell you. sbessld that—
b“ Shut up, or I‘ll stud a pillow down your
l mat'
hgrunt“! oil the Jackie she ever did
“ A dollar for hid! it down of win-
biicd l“ cxclaimcd tlic tilii mun. itrcutiy ox-
citcd. “You iic. Iiyuscs. lio didit‘t.did bu
though 9"
“ licgiivc uic it round silver dollar for
‘cm.“ snswcrcd tltc truthful boy.
“ A round silvcr dollar.“ said the old gou-
iicmun with An incredulous sir. “ Let‘s It‘ll
it. my son."
Uiysscs produced A four-birdied kitlfc
from his pocket. sud carefully ripping open
the lining to the wsisi build of his li’flulfl‘l.
brought forth the coin from its place of
conco dutcm. where he bud intondcd to
keep it until the Fourth of July. The im-
pulsc of patriotism manifested itself in our
President st it very curly period of life.
The old gentleman took the dollar in his
hand and examined it carefully. As he
gszod upon it s pleasant cxprtssioti rippled
over his fcutummpresdiug and amending
until his whole countenance boomed with
"I ’“Ch ssilsfscllon sud delight. and every wrinkle
d slic
\ usl smile. The with tours of Joy and pride
stresmiug from his eyes he said to the
ho iv-
y first out .wm‘s trouser rutnti.
“ liysscs. uiy son. you‘ve honestly earned
this money. Thoro‘s few boys at your age
would tho‘t of idling the nine. The money
is yours—your own. And for fear you
should lose it I‘ll keep it for you.
80 saying the old msu dropped the coin
in the espscious leather purse and placed it
in his pocket. IIc bus been keeping that
dollar for Ulysses over since.
W ‘W
Bumws‘ Bur buns Dmitri—Burrows
was cu invetersie tobioeu-cbewcr. but as
his wife detected the prsotlcs sud made
borne tempestucus snd stormy for him
when he indulged in the prsctice thumbs
ulwsys chewed when swig during the day.
sud declsred to his wife tbst be bad shined
perinsncctly. But one evening. upon on.
tel-lug the front door end dressing out his
bendkeroblef. be scoldeotslly pulled out his
psper of tcbiiooo. sud without noticing it
left it lying on the door. When Burrows
set down to toe. his wife weiked in with the
mbscec in her bend. sud locking Burmws
dimly lit tbseyes.ssld. “Doyou knowwho
thst bells-aster“ With greet presence of
mind Burrows tuned socwiiugtobiscldsst
boy esd slid. with A severe voiee- Inner
toilet-fl Isitpcssibls tbstyosbuvsbegeum
to chew :tcbscee. you you reprobsssl
“ I tell you I won‘t listen to you."
“Ever didbeer of. you wentbo worst.
and if she were inc.sbc‘d give wsrsing to
the Mucous not to trust you. sud nuke
ycuwssrold taskiossdbueemfortbe rest
of yoursstursl life."
“lslu‘t thinning; I don't best A @
MIT? “(’i‘tv
'tAedsbe-llskedlds'twewdsrl '-
ulssrsbieflorsny usuwouhibe who wss
usifisdtcsucbsuold—J
“JobbWilHnarllbetbedsetbof you
(sold yin-often “mausoleum
in his venerable visAge became so individ‘ v
3 close! Deni-manqurlsesr
Jsebsnl dyes.“ Mesbsjebs‘
‘ mmmmsmumhym .
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Gnome A Turin—The following on-
pedient for cstcbliig s thief wss adopted in
s provinclsl town dit England some thirty
A moi- residing uesr s pisce csiicd
Beverly. whose place lisd been entered for
some time previously siniost every night.
sud s considersble qusntity of grain sb-
structed. hit upon A very ingenious expo-
dieut for the detection of the ollbndcr.
The moons of ingress wss by putting a
angel-through s hole in the door. which up
lifted the latch. On the night in question
the miller set A lurge fox-trsp. and hung it
inside the door, so thst the thief would be
obliged to touch the spring in opening the
door.
Roving taken this precaution. be left it
for the night. And on going the following
morning his crpcotstions were rosiised. by
finding s fellow suspendcd from the door
by his finger! The miller. After severely
sdmonisblng the thief for his crime. and
taken in consideration the suli‘erings the
poor wretch had undergone. guvc him the
choice of Abiding by the law, or receive
GAGE m
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rscciiw trout his customers. be
“out
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bitter alternative. which the miller admin.
istcrcd. with the full power of nataliviirt
man.
Tilh‘. MAN WITH 'riilt IRON Jun—Ila was
the son of tilt iron minor and An ironicul
woman of noble birth. and inherited the
strong qualities of both. lie cut his teeth
on it cust‘imn iiioukcy~wmiiob. and at the
age of four years begs“ to manifest those
truita that msdc bis jaws ii thing of bctiuiy M y sou-y“ Ntll'tWALit. my“
and Profit ovvr nitcr. liis dict during his " l” r W ., '
l’i‘llllkvr days was simplo and nutritious. \V R. 1‘ ()LLI.S.
lhulcr iii
Stovcs. Tin/Wm. Cooking Utensils.
lanes and loose Furnishing deeds.
and consisted clucily of shrub iroii griddio
cakes garnished with carpet tucks. cssbiron
(dough) nuts. uliit‘li lic bolted without
clicwiug. msilviiblc biscuits. tlsbhookii par-
builcd sud scrvcd with qululuc sauce; while
for dessert. be burnt sic uiorc than two tcn~
pciiuy-imii fill‘lll. a horse slioc dumpllug.
or something of the sort.
As he matured. bnwcvcr. and his cystein
requircd morn solid food. he boarded st
iron foundries and first-class blacksmith
shops when: the bill of fate was diversified.
Pig iron cuticle. 'l‘a-itils on toast. wagon-
tires sliced in blue vitriol and cold rinviis
were all favorite dishes. while for break-
fast he simply «to A coal-scuttle full of iron-
iiliugs bashed up and served warm. or A
plain of stowed screws and piece of shingle-
uuil pic. lie was also passionately fond of
crow burs rind old llgbtuing~rods cut up in
tivclcugtbs. which lie ittc as it sclu’mlboy
would liquoricr.
l itouiiu . Tin. Ooppur sud cum iron work
orXc'Ii'tlud immigr. Jobbing of sll kinds promptly
nitulttiml to
b l-if’l‘A ASIIINH'I‘ON “TIIItE'I‘. SOUTH NORVVALK.
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plenty of food. plenty of flsuuel. The suv~
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uf babies as it is of grown children. If An
infant is accustomed from its birth to sleep
from six o‘clock zit night until daylight. tbc
hsbit of curly sicep will be formed. and the
mother may have itil bcr evenings to hop
WM“ sud Tlsltiss cards executed in the
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THE BEST PLACE
moor-on
HOLIDAY CONFECTIUNERY,
In this town. is
FRANK MEAD’S
N0. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK.
Our Confectionery is sll msdo of PU“ SUGAR.
Anti it is Acknowledged by oil thst we taskeGsttdy As
good As my manufactured in Fumeld County.“ tf
ELIAS GUSOWSKI,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
sod dcslcr ‘n
READY MADE CLOTHING
«AND-
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
No. 3 Main on. Nor-walk, Conn.
(nurtuiufin mm lsrge Assortmentof mm
“inflates E. BARBOUR
list removed his Office aid Residence to
1mm Street. Nos‘wnllt. Ct“
ruin nous ruou \\'Rfl' Ava.
cell. If the baby sleeps all night. u long
morning imp will unlurslly come about diu-
ncr time. after which the cbild.cxccpt wbcu
very young. should be kcpt awake until six
o‘clock. l‘crscvm‘snce in this routiuc will
soon rcsult in securing quiet evenings for
both the child and parent. Sumo moilivre
lmvc it long season cvci‘y morning and evcry
night in gutting llic biiby ssiccp. Tlioy
rock tiiciu and sing to 11mm till Morpheus
cuinlds them. With most children this is
entirely “illlt‘Ct‘Sfltl'y. Ali iiifsut can be so-
cuslomcd. by in tow day‘s truiulnit. to go to
ulcup itself. for a morning imp its well as for
this luugrr rust M night.
Office hours. i to I o‘clock 1‘. IL. 0 to 7 o‘clock i‘. ll.
MISS HilliiN‘S SCHOOL.
This school is locstcd in Chicbcstcr‘ e Block. “'kili‘
ingtcn street. South Norwslk. Thorough instruction
given in sit the English bronchus. Lstiu. French
Druwtug. sud Wu flowers.
Au experienced tescbor of the Pluto Forte is else
connected with the school ill-1y
HIM. a l. T. PROWITT,
Dealers in
Hardware. Cutlery. Pglnts. Oils.
Glut. Window Shades 6: Paper Hangings.
No. in mm strum. - NORWAut. CONN
House b Sign Psintlng executed pumps;
v..-
Woiuii. -Evcry man of crust: and re.
fincmcut udiuircs u woman as it woman. and
when she steps out of this character. A tliouc.
sud things ibst in their Appropriate spbcrc
would be admired become disgusting and
offensive. 'I‘iic spproprluto character of s
woman dcuisnds delicscy of appearance
etud tuuuucrs. refinement of sentiiiicut. gon-
tlcncss of spcccb. modesty in fooling Mid
iictioii. sbrinkinu from notoriety and public
gate. aversion to all that is course and rude.
and an instinctive sbborrencc of sll thut
tends to iudciicscy sud impurity. either in
principle or action. Thcuc we the trails
which are always admired and sought for
in u woiiiuu.
w—«W
Thirty yours ago u vuuug tnuii entered the
city of New York in an almost peuiIt-ss
condition. sud without A single scquslut-
tune in the great wilderness of house. To-
dsy his usme bis known wherever immuni-
ty breathes. It is spoken in every city. sud
is ill fsiiiilisr to the workers iu the mines its
to his brother in the mills. tuid wherever
lsngusgc is known and ideas expressed the
nsme of this, penile». unknown And un-
couth lad of thirty years ago. is uttered. It
was John Smith.
W
GOING THE 3003118.
At u coroner‘s inquest it witness was
asked. “ \Vhst was the lust thing seen by
the deccsscd l“ “ Kerosene.“ was the w
ply.
A Chicago paper says thst it is wonder
fui how quick the blind buggers of that city
on tell the difference between tun cents and
s qusrter.
An agent for a Booth Recess newspaper
ii'itcly traveled one hundred miles on foot to
«silent .100 on subscriptions past due. Re
rsised two dollsrs.
A New Orlesns Mm... wss ssksd by
tbejudgeifbesvcr teed the pspers. He
eepled. “ Yes. your honor. but if you‘ll let
mgotbistimJ‘ll neverdosusnymoru'l:
A Dutch-an undue Irlsbiusn once met
one lossly highway. As tbsvlset such
:ssiilsd. thinking be knew the other. “min
C’ I thought it wee you. antyou thought it ‘
wesut'sysn' it‘s netbcref us.“ ‘
,lnltihreponsrssysef elm, who
110MB. ‘LA WN SCHOOL
At the old It Jobs ficmcstced. Cor of flih hsud
Wall Ste. Instruction in All the bronchus of iisb
educstiuu. Also
Iii-swing. Fungus. Languages.luslc.
(J‘bisct-di-Iw on It c sspcc
Mm into the arulygrmfigfsll term Ww‘i‘U-fi‘
GREGOBY‘S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
sown nonvvsur. or.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. - moo TONS.
T’s-sets Built. er Remind at Eden Noises.
Furniture for mule. hint. Oils.” V'uuisb.
Oakius. 8h Tools. cw . ccnmu on bend for eels.
ll lit o‘tly' I" I I. l .
A. a ELLEOK.
u orwalk.
Desk: is noon sud STATIONERY.
‘ KONG“ “I «Out on! stomped on
t he 1‘!
m3“- ety es sited ropes-s.
T308. 3‘. CROFT.
MHmCAr-n Glutamate
ummwswmvmm
accumulation.
Ordtssrscei
0t..orsttbtsetlce.wlll
btuwllb‘szosss. Ilium
Norwslk Steam Dyeing And Seoul,“-
Establishment.
Fuctory and Office. cost of Horse RR. depot
Drums And Dress Goods. dyed or elesnsd.
Particular Attention pelt! to the arcing. accusing.
chsiriug sud Pressing of
Gentlemen's Garments
by s new and improved method. requiring only
two We
It I D G L O V E S
cleaned in uric dsy. to look Almost equal to new at
so Cents per Pair.
R. N. PERRY:
N e w S t on: all
8 '1‘ 0 V E S .
llousei‘urnishing Goods,
TIN “WARE, fie.
ll“ k. wfl° 80‘“ Novwbl‘k I“
“I
shortw noticesud st 10:. 9533‘ W" sud Gem
“was Promrtly Attended to.
‘3‘ r. A. eunrrw.
LIVI cuss "Arline.
E. K. LOOKWOOD‘S.
IRON FENCING.
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Wrought and-Cost Iron Fentfn‘ng,
toenclusebumbndwelllusssdbsrislphts. Ales
Iron tastes. Doers, Ibuttere one
Granite.
mantras-d Dolls“ 0“ “bald“ m7 sud
eLAoits-mvfi w9mt.
(Singlet-scrubbers as! “MW
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slim
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muons“. mm.
kitty-blond .
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s oldest? Stsnd in Not-welt.-
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DANBURY,
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Successor tow. w. Gemstoek.
Dunn u
unconnms. riovrsmus,
FEED, Eton, Etc.
Japan, Oolong. Imperial Teas,
30 on. per Pound.
coop BLACK um. 5090s. per la
Niel PRUIEO, laces. per lb
“limb.“brscing everything in the Groecy
linukspteonstsstlyonbsst “if
LUCAS norm.
Adjolbiu Dibble‘s lock.
.lsinbtrect, - South Norwslk.
The Boot Plsoe in the City
entbosrders. insoles sseisutbestdws
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BILLIARD ROOM AND BAR
Vsttscbcd with. Hotel for the m‘ of
guests. .
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lMiN and WASHlNGTON STEEETS.
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