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TIUISIAY, APRIL I. 18“-

Ta Adm—1h m tube a.
“let-fl flu Iodin- hi0 W hm m
rt «our rarer-tie- tie-ma week. Wu
tout be Maid in by I’M m
.. .g.muug-aynaibaaduearnraapaga.

a "cry can be “duly m n
1-. tormh-m—Vc carpentry rages-t
_...moornareot ear-mm la eecbtowa

« thza \lctnity wilder-cada- panaaatbahvar
r. ton-ant fer publication wbatcvar than of Inter
.: may «TI? ll I” vicinity. We “u do a.

.g-«em: up.“ mater—r3.“ ”chattel-cal
..,...

Job nun-cw“ yea want haters. and.
a * \ nattnrade. Letterheads. Yldfln: (uh. M
. ~ m. or anything elar ln the line or printing. leave
. ..: onltre at the Sumner. once. when they will
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l, gm uxn’n ta the mice. at death Nor-alt.
\ no at true. Paracucatliaaforaay ottbeee
- »m w ”vim" racy are advertiaen

LADIB‘ LIST.
' it ~. Edam names. lira Iary I. Pillow Ira Je-
. _~ ”Hanks. Ira. 1C. Bottles. Ira. Mary I.
5 t i‘

(5 EN TLIMKX‘G LIST.

1 . t Ark. I‘Iltlck ilinlaaoay. 3w Micheatoe.
~ , .. intone). tit-urge Talludge.lWIn. w. Water

JOSIPK 8 BURNING. P I.

 

, cu u\'t\‘t. in the Furnace. at more-alt Apr.

\ '. t'7e Pen-one ealllnefocaav or thmlettare
. . ueMv they are advertlaed.
LADILS‘ LIST

)1 . \L‘u‘r'tne Anderson. Mary Ann Brown. Ira.

. . Brant. It» Delia l Burner. ire Frederick

I run. In. John Brady; lira. Polio been. lire.

:I ~ ma l‘nllwr. Mrs Samuel Mlley. lie: Bllle

.‘ an, In.- Elna J. tire-on. Mr- Sopbla Gmy.

\t ~ K .ldmfi‘. lira Mary J Knapp. Illa Lottie

\‘ wr. Mr: flarry Norton. Mrs. llarrtct Roberto.

4: u Wat-v sadness. "anon Shoebox. Ilse Tierney.

GENTLKMER‘S LIST.

Frank Roylrmn. M T. Babctwk. A. Guile. Fred,
m a Hubbr-ll than Jerri». Jane- Belly. Fat
‘,\ ~ 'A. a. Edmund Spark J c 3 Sharon .3 Co.‘
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LHAS OLMSTEAD. P I

 

l‘lutttt :‘X'tttts and Nations.

1 ~ . th~ - will be dosed on Frldav (first

4..»
l' . mu: :3 rental of pews in Trinity
. l :w \t ltulttcslut evening

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\" ll l ‘l‘nllos‘e hcnnery is completed.
: . to Apr! of general inn-test.

 

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;; .. .‘lr ‘t‘tmmu will preach his farewell
1 a : t \l Sunday morning and evening
0” 9- --

4 x \12 lldlullcnwf Roslyn t. l. sup
143.2- pulpzt of the lirat M R Church
~ b .11 3 \\
O..7 ‘W
t‘. .t\ m \t. the annual fat dtg‘ wtll be
\n‘. l\ lltv rrligious societies of thia

:tunmu curried lit the “Niel

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t? a mutt detective wants to pocket 8800
.. . ;. mcv lie. in \l‘cstport and luccudlerlce
1. .~ 2 into
- coo

\\ nru alto told him ho w“ a “At, 30th
wt 3' mu her fault. because Ilte would but
ur‘ him ‘rnund. .lonee think he put equal-c

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l‘r-N a negro to dimwer the vulnerable
u-t of one of his ltlnd. In n duel between
‘\\ t t‘ulurml gentlemen in Georgia recently.

.- was shot in the shin.
- «a...

“t. Then Knapp has on «Hutton in his
~ x n n on Main St. a line apeclmcn of fox.
find tube the largest and most perfect in
the “.319.

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it is time that work wua begun on our

. lowmtks. During the present season Main
and Washington streets should be supplied

with good walks.
H—«o

A young ulrtn by the name of \Vcstcrvelt.
tt-Eug m Sprtng St..cut hlmeelf with on
me while splitting wood on Tuesday last.
inflicting a wound about three inches in
.vngtlt just below the knee.

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lmt Saturday mornmg. Capt. Crabb. of
prnpt‘llt‘l‘ City of Nut-walk. Wu badly
miurml while assisting in getting on board
‘ ~. uh: for ,\’ew York, a barrel of hour fall-
*:t; On his foot and crushing ll.

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\lr {one Langley.thc celebrated view
w i hmlscwe artist of Norwalk. has taken
wry fine pictures of localities in this
v: mrty. The gentleman. we understand
Hula-t especially of out door operations.
in thzts‘ facilities which enable tr turn out

but class of work.
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.‘Hlltll Norwnlk is to have I resident luv
\"I’ [with J. Blake. Esq. of L'ttcbfleld
(" was in turgcity laat Thursdnymd informs
that he will locate here. He will open
w. titre dorm-.3 the coming Week.

”AM.

Some rascels without the fear of the
Fourth Regiment. entered Col. 3 Iyt’s barn
.m week and slots a barneae. Have the
»\ ljutent de‘a'tl a man to guard t he burn,

immoral—Knew

M5..."

W. T. Clark. latepoatntaster at Galveston

Texas. and formerly a resident of Nurwalk

to this state. is charged with a deficit in his

puelofllce accounts of between 89.000 and

010.000. As reparation for magnet wrong
be his resigned “i0 poatoflce.

W
l’lmbc Cocaine. who la a lawyer herself.
ens the aeqnlrements of the male lawyer-a
are limited to polkcr pluying and tracing
pennies for free drinka" It rcqulrea a pret-
tv sunrt lawyer to dt these sncccesfully

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A saloon keeper in Iowa has got the
.. riptureon the hands of praying woman
who visit him Reba put over the door of
his aslotm a bin an follows: ” But when
lllult prayret. enter tau tby cloaeb—not into

somebody elac'a II- ‘09. "

The following‘ we clip from the
Maiden Rem-eh? orwalk. March 34.
~Malfon‘ a at“ and ‘a drug am in

io-dey The are

 

th is piece
was transom

tending by the pull
in" down or mi, buildingl. m to.-

 

momma are.
. , momma-larva
permutation-tour

provenaatln inappaaraaee.

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The young man who lan‘t worth praying
air under any otbw dream node
plenty tosupfiioate in blsbebalf i! be only
iota drunk.

W

Tbelndioae! tbaEutAveJl.&Clmrcb
hold their annual oyater copper in the
church thigtThnraday) evening. The of-
fort: of tbia aoetoty in behalf of their
church are commendable and doaerving of

hoary auppcrt. Go to the topper.
W

The entertainment which waa announced
laatweek.wlllcotneofliatbat.‘nioaacbool
not. on Wednesday evening. April 15th.
Timon in charge promise aometblng of a
high order in the clinical and drarnatlo line.
l‘ull particulate will appear in the next
week's Sam-urn.

-————-«o——~—~——-

Philip Phillipa, the celebrated author and
alnger of Christian conga, is announced to
be at the Fir-at M. 3. Church. tbla city. on
Tncaday evening. April 7th. The world-
wide reputation which Mr. Phillipa enjoya
as a powerful vocalist will undoubtedly fill
the church. Tickets 50 cents. children 35

CGR 18.
W

lloracc Lee of Westpcrt. now employed
at the Springfield armory. has invented a
magaalne revolver. having the almple excel-
lency of an ordinary revolving pistol. with
the power of firing a greater number of

shots.
W”-

Sunday afternoon laat. Mr. Farnnm was
cenflagrated. A lighted cigar placed in his
pocket. had ignited the cement. The ilrat
intimation of which he received wan the
names consuming hie overcoat. The are wan
extinguiabed. however. with no other dank
age than the ruin of the coat. People who
arcaocareleaa with lighted cigaru should
carry a smell Babcock extinguisher with

them for cmcrgcnciea
~~ ~~-w~vv~

The new spring style of hate assume re-
markable abupes. We have noticed at least
twenty different styles. but the ones that at»
tract most attention are those sort of half-
and~hulf kinda. the brittle neither turn up
or down, of their own accord. but are ad-
justed to suit the taste: or whims of the
western. You Vdrill soc “ hubby" boys wear
log them with the front turned up and the
luck turned down. and the sides twisted
out of shape as much ea posulblc. until they
are a fair retuvacutatlou of n buttered dish
pau hung on a been bole.

« , .9. ~.
“o “err glad to notice a large placurd
cutieplt‘tlutluly potted on the Old Well Hotel
last Sundw announcing “Bar Cloned.“ Thla
action on the part of the proprietoroJlt-esra
utetltuau & Son. furnishes au cretuple to
aaloou keeper: that they had better follow.
The auloons are going to be eloaed Sundaya
it the law will do it. and if a public hotel
can «induct its ousiuaas and clone lubar on
Sundnya. there surely la no oxcttsa for no
loops keeping open. The action of Mr.
Stedtnen la commendable. and we teal that
his financial prosperity will not be cheted
by it. but that it will add to his reputation
aa one of the beat hotel keepers in (‘onuect‘
lt‘ltl.

 

9.. W.

A man advertising himself on“ Prof. La
Rue.“ gave an entertainment in Norwallt
last week. which was a drat-‘claae frnutl..’l‘be
performance was of the most common plccc
character. and the "valuable“ presents prom-
lecd were wortltleas. Some boys manlfeated
their dissatisfaction by peltlntr the professor
and his aaelsirtnts. at the close of the pub
fortnancc. with onions. They returned :thc
tire with a .platol chat. but did no injury.
They then made a hasty retreat to the hotel.
and left town as noon at poasiblc. We see
by tho IStamford Journal that tho “ show“
there was of the some character as here. und
it calls upon the press to warn the public to

be on their guard for this swindle.
“A-..

Mr. E. K. Lockwood announces in fill-r
other column that he in fully prepared to
meet the demands of moving time. and the
changes incident to spring. One thing I:
certain. Locltvmod must sell piles of good:
or he would require a ten acre lot to accotu‘
modntc all that he receives almost daily.
Of course he cells at lowest market rates. or
his patronage would not be an extensive.
Wherever in this county a housekeeper is to
be found there you can hear of E. I. Look-
wood. Ho suppllee the country. to o great
extent bereabont. and though his trade is
immense he is constantly increasing it by
attention to the needs of his customers. and
by uniformly excellent gooda and low prices.
Karaoke-open;J don't you see your interest in
this matter!

 

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One of our liesda of families can night
last week thought to have a chicken pot pie
for dinner the next day. He selected an old
reactor for the victim. and act Out to the
chicken-coop in tiny the unsuspecting bird.
After fumbling around for a while. he got
hold of bini and taking him under his arm,
he proceeded to wring his neck. This he
acountpilahed. aa be euppoaed. in atherough
manner. Indeed he had wrung with such
force an to leave what he auppnsed we: the
rooatcr‘e bend in his hand. He then lrtld
him down to close the coop. when to his
great amazement he jumped up and ran out
of the yard and out of sight. In the dark-
neaa he had got hold of the wrong end of the
rooster. and twisted off his tail instead of

his head.
-——-oeo-—-—--

Proverbs on early rising are beginning to
come into use agalmnow that it is time to
clean up gar-dent. aaw wood. etc. We have
already beard the proverb. “The early bird
eatcbea the worm "' The prevailing lnftr
once from that transaction in which the ar-
tlculate creeper waa chapped up by the no
god vertebrate we believe tobe baatily drawn
and therefore incorrect. Nothing is more
clear than that the worth muat have been
up before the bird. be was up in fact alto-
gather too early hr bla own safety. hence—
lustead or balegaa argument in favor of
early rung—this early bird and warm prov-
erbla in reality a solemn warning of the
dangeraof early ridaa fl courao. when
a tuna «all it none-any to get out very
earley for an “eye-opener“ attbebolel: be-
for- everybody in up. that la an entirely

dint-ram matter.
W

We quote the following infallible algae
anthateuraadauuaybeabletogetaleag
wltboattbeU. dWaatbat-Buraau.

Ittbepaartreubloaaoubeforetbewb
“larch and you aotloatbe oowa and

 

. mourn moon. up,
caupanlaatopaytbelrluaaeafrcn tbadaa-
tructlonof tbaOld Well Hotel. we expect

muttéwtuuutuodmiopuawal

force or race at work on the new one.
W

Rev. J. I. Tutor-,0! the nuptiat Taber-
nacle. preached a forcible acrnton laat Sun‘
day evening. from Daniel 8th Chap. 87th
veree,“Ttall Thonartweigfllatbebal.
ance and art found wanting.” The weaker
drew atbritllag picture of W he
of tbaObaldaau. how be we mild
with all the comforts and luxuries of life
that beartccwld wish.“ how be waa do
fended by po artalaa and bkb walla.
thereby being firm-ed with a aaaes of
atrong accurl But Belabaaaar worablp‘
pod not the t e Godé-be worablppod idola.
fell l on and dissipation; the band-
wrltlng on the wall was lltterally fulfilled—
be was alala and his kingdom taboo by Da-
r'laa the Median. The application of the
cornice was to abow that however mortally
and religioualy alrong men may be in~
trencbed. be neada to ltecp a constant watch
over hlmaelt lcat he tallinto temptation and
ruin

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Fm WWW”.—

We are pleaaod to learn that Mr. Andrewa.
who supplied ac many of our manufactw
rice and private bouaea wlth Flro Extlu~
gulabers acute time ego. hna a greatly lm‘
proved machine. which he will have on ex"
hibttlun at l‘cek‘s Drug Store in tble city.
in the courae of next week. The great value
of these machinea war no fully demonstrated
at our recent tlre. as to need no further cout-
tucnt of Otlfll.

W

(Try Mooring.

Military Hall was filled at the City Meet—
ing. on Thursday evening lust. Mayor Quin
tartl presided The Npurt of the Treasurer
was road. which abowed that two thouauud
dollara of laat year‘s indebtedneaa had been
paid. uud that but two thousand dollara re.
method. Mr. lllbblc moved that a five ntlll
tax be laid on the dollar. which would run
the city and clear od‘ the debt. Some oppo-
altlon was manifested. and a aplrlt cablbltod
by acute that to us :4de very lucouslsb
out with their profeialuuc But inert unne-
tiuiea aay things iu.tlte beet of‘dcbate. which.
bed they been carefully couridemd. would
have been omitted; .‘and the lealnuatloua
that the odlclela. aa a |body. were not to be
trurtod. would never be imputed to any of
there ludiridualLv. TheJlre null tar wee
voted.

lt waa voted that the tax altell bedueJuly
4th. 187A. and that the book: be eluted June
lat. tare: three per cent to be deducted from
all tarca paid on or before Aug. lat. 1874.
and one percent added ouch tuomb them
after.

MOO?
Trinity (‘Mm‘k~

This week is known its l‘uaaiuu Work or
lloly Week. Aa the cloning and most aul‘
emu pert of the amen of Lent. it is kept
with daily servlcua in the Eplacopul Church.
to Trinity Church there will be a solemn
celebrtttlon of the lluly Communion on
this. Thursday evening. at ‘ll o‘clock. in
memory of the luatltutlon of this aacrauteut.
0n tomorrow. Good Friday. the anulvurea‘
ry of our Lonl‘a Cmcltlxlun.thcre villbe
dlvluo cert-ice. with n aertuou by the Rector.
the Rev. Dr. Spencer. ill half past ten in the
morning. Easter Day. which la nest Sun.
day. is the highest foatlvul of the Cbtlelluu
year. It will be observed In Trinity Church
with full acrvlcc. including the lluly lotu-
munlou. and 4t aortuou on the aubject of the
day. Clll‘lll'rl resurrection from the grave. In
the afternoon at at o‘clock. there will be
evening pruyerm‘ltlt infant bnptlmnl and in-
atruction to the children of the Sunday
school by the Rector. The church will be
open on next Wednesday evening for the
reusing of pews and alttlmze for the ensuing
your. Strangers are cordially invited to the
above aervlcoe and to any others which are
held in Trinity Church.

‘00-—
L'Mota School.

An orul exntutnution will be conducted in
the several rooms at the Union School. bow
ginning on Monday next. aa follows:—

r-qukun srrtuu'r scuocu.

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let Grade ...... Monday A. M.. 5643?“ 0
2nd ...... Tuesday . .. 7
3rd “ ......Wedneadny “ .. “ 1?,
4th “ ”Thursday “ .. “
5th “ ...... Friday Juicer u. “
0th “ ...... Monday “ “ “ :18
7th “ ...... Tuesduv “ “ “
8th “ ”Wednoadny “ “ “ ill
9th “ ...... Thuradtty “ “ “ 18
concerto BTMET Puruuw ecuoon
lat Grade ...... Monday 1’. M. .Aprll 0
8nd “ ...... ... 7
3rd “ ...... Wedneadey “ “ .8
4th “ ...... Thursdny “ “ 9

Promotions will be made according to the
rerult of title cantnlnatlou, and it la deulretl
on the part of the principal, that all schema
who propose leaving school at the end of
the present quarter. abould remain until it:
cloao No more regular promotions will be
made fora y car. and those scholars who fall
to attend this examination will be less eligi-
ble to promotion in consequence of their ub-
aence. Parents may confer a great benefit on
tbelr children. and on the school. by seeing
to lt,that their child too are prompt and reg-
ular in attendance. There is a tendency on
the part of many parenta. as the aenson ud—
vancea. to take their children front wheel.
either because they think they have gslncd
knowledge enough for one your. or because
their aervlcea are needed at home. It ta true
that in many cares the circumstance of par-
onta. after so hard a winter as the one Just
pact. furniab ajust cauae. but the amino: la
old-faahloued. and is a culture drawback to
all attempts to conduct a modern graded
acbool.
——-——¢¢--—-—

Police Nerve.-

The city police made twenty-five arrests
during the mouth of March

John Holley was arreated for drunken-
neaa on Saturday night last. and fined “.00
and costs. amounting to Q9 81.

The proprietor of the Opera. House Sa-
loon waa need 01.00 and coata. amount!"
to $8.81. for keeping hie place open after 11
o‘clock. lalt Batuaday night.

The police have positive calm in am
every man found drunk on the atreets on
Bundaya. The Mayor rneane busineaa. boya.
and if you wouldnotbe lurelabsd with tern
porary lodgings. and don‘t want to lend the
city ten or twelve dollara a week, without
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south Network; on.

Duh-eta

pool,
IytbaTuu. Oarload. «Cargo.
1?

Wood

0! all kinda. Cut andjpllt to order.

Brick.

Fhllad hi and t
alp a. mgkwn&lwmb and not

Limo,

Wood‘a. Sellerlt‘u. Embneld. and Rocbland.

\

~ Cement,

Roar-udalv. Roman and English. by the uni. or Cargo

Plaster,

King‘s beat (\lclnod Land and Rock. direct from the
tQMl‘l‘y.)

Hair,

Fertilizers,

Cue u n firedlvy‘ a No l.'8u H‘boa hate or ! lrn
lililorllmtlrou udli M Ml‘bflnplx Qua all“ \

and Alt-Slew Lune

Blue-Stone,

or all stvlea, (\t. Rubbed or AIM.

Granite,

For Nata. lawn {cam‘g'a‘r‘rl‘m Ilccba. Crepe. a

Brown Ste

Au- nut: and tlutr-ta. u ator Tablae. or cut in a
ll‘twtno orstyle.

Fire Brick,

Berti and Soft. Wedgee. Dull luda. Bloch. ate.

Drain Pipe,

Terra Outta and content. of all ale-a. llbowa end
llrenebea to watch.

\

Chimney Tops,

With or without Wind Cape.

TERRA 2 com ORNAMEN'I‘S.

For Garden or Lama.

Hey.

By the Dale or Ton.

Straw,

tn quautltlaa to suit webaaera.

Grain

01' every kind constantly“? hand. at wholeaala or

Flour,

St. Louis. Michigan and Southern. or all the favor-lie
branda

. Provisions

Iaehaattacbarvl. Cod Network. lie-a and hard

/
Produce :

Onion Garrett. Applet. Cider
Tswana. ‘

Heavy Trucking;
Grevel. putting down Curb and,

‘ removing

 

. muffins

B

Wealeotake contracts for

S

Machine and

Velvet Gilt «and

Paper put ouzto order,

A. BITKBR

WALL

rice: that defy cont
oltl l’tttteraa. also

PAPER

Hm ct ebort notice. and

.7. _-_.,. A,

and variety of styles

We offer to buyers

public.

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exocedmgly low

Extract of

 

”200..
C I GA. RS!

The depression .in the trade for the past

to increase our Stock of Cigars

pmces,

 

NS and GILT, In em Plume

PAPER Bonnie,

Hand Prints

Velvet and 6111'.

in the neatest manner.

:1"

CALL AND SEE US.

v.

& suit

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Washington . Street, "
SOUTH NO”RWALK

II. M. & J. T. Pill),

 

Lip,

45 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.

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Are ttuw prepared in other to the llllllllt‘ the largest assortment of ‘

PAPER

Ever shown in Ntuwalk consisting of Brown‘s Blaukafiatlus. Bl’OlllM and Golda. at
tltluu. Particular attention is int lied to their stock of Kronac and
lutlow Shades. Hollands. clc

AND SHADES

by experienced workmen.

000

two months has afforded us an tmpOrtunityr

to a number

we had long desired.

an aésortmeut of Ci-

gars made expressly to satisfy the smoking

The quality of the goods, and the

are

which we would especially call to notice.

0- SWAR'I‘Z cb'oo.
South Norwalli. January 8 1873.

MOSES DAM E’s

Wt:

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Vegetdtio

CURES DYSPEPfiiA,

brainwave, (handwritten, Headache, Bitumen, Lose of Appetite. and
all Diseases arising from a W”

STORIACH, LIVER and BLOOD.

That it is free from “anything of a mineral or :lujurloua nature. is tealllcd Io by tlte Beet Physician!

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Watt 7 7““? ...:7“'5 two ‘ i773 gig

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Ordara collated. Wort promptly executed.

AGENCY con .
5118.8’ ““3.

SLATE ROOFING PAINT.

80 eta. per Gallon Readym Bee.

Full information given by applying to ‘
ecu " ’ '7 ‘ 7 cute. finance.

W‘ Matxnlvea. I “on. at K. tinted-are.

TAX nonhuman um.

Notice it hereby given that the tandem «Lender
”lag“ Low? “proper authority and “‘33., ed tog:
‘ : ’co rntuandlng blu'totevyand doollectof
Edwin 'A; \"hlmmm and' «harem namedwinm the rate

or at
propo'rtiens of the aunt total; aa “therein etated. raid
anma bcl azreedn upon by the
351mg» of the South Nor-walk

“Tool bum lar blotted man an
offlot‘emberaATl for the rpoae of laying

a “to! for the payrn merit of the indebtedne-
and will aell at uh.

ecbeol district. hbaalevlrd upon
lic auctlou. at'ltt e proud-ea erelnaflerd dcacrlbo.

lht‘dlhdu'fl ..ID ltl‘odoctldgte
talcum-one ottba u do- aeibod real
estate belonging to aaldhdwi uA tmao. altuat
ed in said South all: Unuioo School District. to
with buildinga thereon also

wit: contract“
.ho d

 

1'37
Dated at \orwall. this lutb day of March?“ A. D. “It.

0, What ts it?

‘Tflflmm the line of

 

more .t'xn‘shons

0. 5mm

Row la the tlntc to wake your colt-cliche from a
s t 0.009 erocx

just received. Wall adapted for fall and wlntor a car.

mm it!

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RUBBERS,

hunt a Child‘a Slipper to a Gent‘a Hip Boot. All at
pricea that defy competition.

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