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Standing on the dentist's doorswp will of-
ten cure toothache.
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H tastlft.‘ cram begin to sppcnr in the har-
ln ‘1’.
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we have entered ontbc last month 0! 1
upturn.
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1:. Alison. Esq. is recover-h; trout a‘ see
were illness. ”
MOO——
Tax payers should voh ice water to-night .
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The paper beam and pointers arc happy
—husincse is good with About.
W
A clerk in town wars a shingle under his
s an from to keep the wrinkles out.
W
Every workmen should vote for water to-
night.
«Ha—w»—
Xow is the time to drink sasssiras ten to
thin your blood down for Sumner use.
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With the advent at new Springs bounds
the attendance in our churches will in-
crease. .
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All our factories will use the public water.
You: for ll tit-night.
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Tilt". t legrapbcd to Benntnr Ferry. Mon-
lit}. evening. “The bottom lists (in: mud out
of (‘nnnecticdh "
W
Begin in mix your whitewash. and don‘t
leave the. pail where somebody will stumble
over it.
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if you would bring about “ good times."
“It" for water to-nigbt.
W
The Waterbury Aster-ices allows that “we
are salted down and packed awsy. politically
for s your at least.”
W
We hear of one or two trout gate reiter-
sale but the sesscn csunot be considered as
fairly cpenyet.
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Every interest of both rich and poor de«
mands water. vote for it to-night.
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Tall beaver beta. so very tall that they
rightfully deserve the issue or stovepipes.
are to be fashionable this summer.
Rev Garret Hanlenbsck “ deliver a
‘cmpernnce lecture next 8 eycning. at
Temple of Honor ball, at 56 i Allure
invi: rd. ‘
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r‘ ix up that plow. hunt up the long lost
shovel grease up your old boots. for spring
is here. and ins weckorsoycu‘ll baveneed
n! thoec mm
W
To bring Mandamus-inn Corporctions
and capital to this city it i absolutely ne-
cessary that we hove public water.
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Every lady is anxious to know whether
her newdrus ism; butthensost
likely thin so becoue a lady is a well- he-
ll lvcd little girl.
————40¢-——-——
This summer ladies ere going to dress
their hsir justss they did three hundred
gears ego snys “Wye. This Baku
5 mm of the ladies pretty old.
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The sctnsl expense 0! emotion it about
$2 This would bea great saving entire
present cost or funerals. Besides. what
emuomythevewcwldbeiacsuiqebire.
Pruttct your M truss ("by voting
lur water to nkbt.
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The «licences bsswsa having a tooth
pmpefly drowsy}
andhavtagn , M
Install entbe iscniy salt
distinction—one isdentsl asdtbcctherb
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city has hid-9.“ WM new trust.
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It you want snsplcyuat. vote (or wet-r.
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The furniture”! 031‘!er soldby Ocu-
stsple Wilcox on Thursday lat. brought
good prices.
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I! you went to see things lively. vote tor
water.
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son. Bshsstbisponularcut dowisusin
dlmnlslnshrflce Mflfisw
settnp. Obespsncugb.
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One are rosy destroy more in a single day
than the entirevcost of public water would
be.
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Reduce the price of milk by voting for
public wster.
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Don‘t let this opportunity pztss'Nrwliilout
doing milling that will give the city pub-
lic water. V‘ote tor water tonight.
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Commodore Burritt is engaging the on
can sud crow for his new yscht. to be com-
pleted this summer. The uniforms are be-
ing made by W. R. Swords.
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The interest on the entire cost of hringior
public wstsr into the city will be but two
mills. should there be no revenue therefrom.
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Peckhas eructeda mine work in trout
oi his drug store. which he intsnds to
stretch nu swallmmpmvemsnts are be-
ing made all through his store. .
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Every place or importance has public
water. In this sat-prise South Kuwait: is
last. It should he first. .
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We understand thst Mr. Elhsn. oi tho
dun oi liken and 06.. has taken the old
post once bundle... ia‘wltlcll he intends to
start s drst class milliuery establishment.
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Insurance will be isssas soon as public
wster is brought into this city. Vote for it.
”*—
mpoesn at 8. ll. Dunning. on “The
Divine Wisdom.“ originslly printed in Tun
83mm. hasbeen reprinted in the New
York Independent. and several other papers
in this and other states. '
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Be present at the city meeting tonight.
and vote for water.
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Councilman R. I. Tones. has msde great
improvements in the grounds surrounding
his premises on Wabington 8t.
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Go to the city meeting tonight. determin-
ed to do what you can to bring water into
the city.
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llr. 8. Rurlbutt‘s Dining Saloon. en lain
street. two doors shove Ana. is doing agood
business. The saloon is conducted on the
modem plan.--psy tor whet you get—sud
as almost everything is to be had. satislsc.
tion is given.
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The “Senior" ot the cm is delighted
with the electian of Washburn as the suc-
m at Ghee. Bunanulslly as he
“hqheensliflelonflritnlofmeos Senator
Ferry.” This settles the matter. Any man
thss is an sdtnirer. snd hssbeen a lite-long
friend of our own Senator Perry .is fully
quallidcd to an the place of the departed
Sumner.
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'rlie Brush-Mott flsticud‘. which csme or
st Darlen. last week. has caused s commo-
tion throughout this vicinity. suflcient even
toarcuse that Rip Van Wlnltlesu sheet, the
Gouda. intca hallmintun coconut 0! the
stair. I! the men who tool: part in this
disgrscciul afiir had neither regard for
themselves nor public sentiment. we think s
proper feeling {or the nerves or this decrep-
id nod sleepy publication should isst de-
terred them. Evidently Brush is not a “ lite-
ienx friend and admirer of our one» Senator
Ferry !"
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We are not chsmpicn gsrdcner after all
We thought we were last week when we
“ proved" bow impossible it was for Adam
and Eve to have. together. eaten more than
so: apples, the utmost product. we then re-
marked ct any intelligent «chard Blow
here ccmcsa correspondent of the Olsen-
nan Gnarls “ making the number 3.4.3.080.
«follows: Ivebsinn tenptcdtbereth! d
curiosity, and Admwulingtcsstof which
Bubsdbsre!d$.8i.8.‘dtbesarneressca.
hence d. sumac ltd—8.408.908.” It is
MOO-—
Your milk will he purer ll reduced with
“republic watt. fiscsdto the advants~
(sec! nubile water. \‘ots iur it locum.
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Artist‘w’clusas'° artists snd mus Shop to
M RATIO!!!) 3308.
A Chance
NOT OFTEN OFFER!”
To Buy Goods
0! Leu-
U038.
CHEAP!
OUR “HR! 8700! 01"
pangs. GOODS,
Shawls. Cloth. Flunncls.:llosicry.
Underwear, Notions, kc. .
MUST BE SOLD
WITHIN THE
Next 20 Days
On account of Removal. and oil'er all
Goods st an Immense Reduction.
ELKAN A: 00. ~
THE LADIES
Are respectfully invited to no
opening 01
SPRING MILLINEBY:
.. HAT—u...- .
ms. IUDD’S.
Opposite the OPIIA‘ HOUSE,
NQRWALK, CONN
NORTH’S
Photograph
GALLERY,
“Pneumatics.
(opp-Isak assassinations.)
Brothers
well-ulcctcd nod varied stock of
encrusted.
which they offer at. prices that will be sails-
fuctcry to all.
'l‘iwir facilities for the pnaiuctiun u!
Elegant Garments,
at the lowest possible cost. are unequalled.
sud they ere confident that they cam
otlbr greater inducements to
CL08E CASH PU RGHASERS,
than any other More in
111mm.» mm
in the same line at business
Wes——
Illuslsscss Suits.
s10. sum. who. sis. sue. on. ”8.126
Dress Suits. %
til. .90. 3‘35. $80. 0-35. “0. MS-
l'outls’s Suits. ‘
$6. 37. 88. 010. 012-50. 315. “8. ”0-
Children’s Suits.
.9. 0330. Q3. E75. “so. so. #7. 08. :9.
no. em. s14. sls. s17.
Men’s Cotton-ado Suits.
\
Spring Overccntcl
.
Spring Oren-costs l in this
branch they can show every
grade. style and price.
Cottouode Pants. 750$. &§’
Prince Albert Frock 0'
with double-breasted Yer
match.
Double Breasted c"
Costs with doubl “an"
to match 1 1
The largest. snc‘
stock of
Would call special emotion to their large.
MEN’S BOYS' LCHIIJIIEN’S~
Coats, Vests sud Pants, for only dvcdollars.‘
1mm 00'!"
‘ " NfllkinnguiMBthm
' mums. and Crotol mammal-tags last
vor. Maudandl‘al
Lime,
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Planter.
Hair.
ml. & M‘mv‘ No“!
Blue-Stone.
or sll styles. cm. sum or sand.
Granite. ‘
I! onss'l‘rinunings.
Fire Brick.
F'Dra'in. Pipe,"
m. or wltben mu Cape.
WC
:Ill
”canker"
's. lellech‘s. Weld. sud Bockiand.
\
Cement,
Rose-dale. Ma and English. by new.» Cargo
Rica‘s hssi calcined Lind and lock. direct trout the
(Qua-tr.)
Fertilizers,
Median ham
For Posts. Lawn mourn. Carriage Blocks. Itsps. or
Brown Stone
hulls snd Lint-KW or cut iaay
lllddld loft. Wed... Ill! Issue. llscks. sir.
mm“: Oeleu efall nus, .
Mismatch. mm" "
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MachineandfiandPr-mts.
CALL AND SEE US. 1
A. lllllKEll & SllN
1‘?
Fwd Velvet and Gilli A;
Paper put onIto Order. 11.} tho neatesth manner. 11,,
u:
45 MAIN STREET. NORWALK .. .
Arc now prepared to offer tp tho public the largest assortment of
WALL PAPER
Ever shown in Norwalk consisting oi Brown‘ a Blanks. Satins. Bronson and Golds, at
map“ that dciy cos-within. Particulsr attention is invited touch stock 6! Bruno and
Patterns. also ndow Shades. Hollands. etc.
PAPER AND 33.9.1333! 5
Run; at short notice. and by experienced wor’men.
200,. 000 /
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and varie’ by of style 5 we had long desired.
public. "£113. quality
9 .dineg in
midi u 9 would especially call to notice.
C. SWAB'I‘Z I” GO.
South Norwnlk. January 8,1873.
C I G- A.. Egg/S I
The depression 5 a the trad 6 f0; the past
two months hos afforded 11' 5 an opportunity
to increase 0 or stock 0f Cigars to n number
W6 1‘7 £9? to 1)" Jyers an assortment ‘ of Oi-
Hg?” 's made P«sipresls‘ly to satisfy the smoking
of the goods, cud the
W prices, are inducements
MOSES DAME’S
committing;
Water St, near Washington.
mm warms-fill!-
mastiwt
oust-couture“
WALL PAPER.
Window Shades lit Pincus
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