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,wflat‘ h a W a Valera denotin-

' at n local 3‘ Conan.

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Ahala “in a Weatwa pontoflea
W banana in epaat the inert
like h landing penal earth

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you a “It” “Yea. w no.1 wan
ffihm ‘Wall. wa whbpad you,“
”they”.

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w“ to to tan again."

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"hgd what a new!“ wan the approving
ram-hut a mental judge ct Vermont at
terawfiwka potent punch which had
baaaofiadtohl-aa o gin-or milk.

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BaaryWard naaeheraava there it about
a much religion in the net of putting a
”mantle door, for good luelt, at
in mogul-edged Bible on the centre
teblntnr the ear-e purptne.

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A Ir.Wakernan. in Vermont. atarted out
tubal-ow ahea. ‘l‘nat implement must he
nearea in Vermont. tor htr. Wuhemnn baa
new haen gone alrtean scammed hie wife in
growl“ anxious about him.

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Batd a Detroit lady to a email boy when
she found crying in the street the other day:
“Will you stop crying it! will give you a
penny?" “No." said be: “but it you‘ll make
it two ants. I‘ll atop it it kill: me.“

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When the Arkanana census-taker next
go. around, he will and Peter Dayton rule.
ale. from earth. The old man tound a pack-
age and threwitontothelreno see it it
was powdcr or land. It waan't land.

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LdarteyJelt in charge of a telegraph
omonwhile the operator went to dinner,
heard name one “ cull " over the‘wires. and
began shouting at the instrument: “ De op-
erator isn‘t yer!“ The nolne ceased.

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A politician, wishing to eomplimrnt a
well-to-do .tarmer, said. "You must hue
commenced life curly to accumulate such
an create as this 2" “Yes,“ replied the for
mer. “I began my life when I was n were
baby.“

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A. colored gentleman went to consult one
o! the moat high-toned luWyern in Boston
and, after stating hia case. said: “Now I
know”: you‘s a lawyer, but I wish you
would please. snr,jise tell me the trufl‘ 'houl
dat mutter."

 

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A New York politician, in writing n letter
of condolence tn the widow o! a late mem'
ber of the legislature, says: “ I cannot tell
you how pained I was to henr that your
husband hnd gone to heaven. We were bo-
aom (death, but now we shall never meet
again”

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A Detroit young woman tried to bearisto-
erotic. and did not look at the money that
she gave to the horse car conductor. but he
weekly gave her back the lozenge on which
wan written. “ I‘ll never cease to love thee,“
and aid that he was an orphan with tire
little brothers to support, and must be ex~
cased. .

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An old gentleman in Maine is preparing
for the good time to come. He has caused
to be erected in the cemetery,agorgeous
monument to himself and wife, setting
forth their virtues, etc, and leaving the
dates of their deaths to he tilled in whenever
thoae events may happen. It in said that
their chief delight consists in watching the
throng: of gaping ruetics assembled around
the monument to admire its beauty, and
ponder over its sculptural ndornments.

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The other day I Brooklyn omeer hooded
over tothn public nurse a child which he
found on the stoop of a private residence.
Pinned to the little ones clothing were the
linen: "Be kind to this little darling and
God will reward you. From a heart-broken
mother. I am in poor circumstanona. May
itplnsnthegood Lord to take it to hla
honour. It you do not want. this little one,
please find a Christina home for it.“

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A young lawyer in a country town uked
loan of his friends to a game of cards in
Ila room. to be followed by a little supper.
Pro:- were a new apcclea of food in that
latitude. end a dish 0! them cooked in the
choicest way was the feature of the occa-
aion. Supper time approached, and during
a temporary lull in the convolution the
door auddenly opened. and a lilo-tan waiter
in aloud voice. announced aupper thus:
“ Ir. 3., them toda is done. and supper la

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Agood atory is told of aNew York re~
perur who. fearful that he might notget
the m whlch was to be delivered at
the tuneral of a pouineut cidaen, knelt he-
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”than. “I, daughter. at the
mum.wgm onehau-

hd: bar mammary healthy appearance had
W. and «nothing to relate. ahe
new new waighaone hundred and ”teen
pounda la the abort apnea or at! month. and
durlagthaantlra tin! tor wife or myaell
have not known our daughter to be ill a
alula day. Wewere' ataloaa to account tor
thia moat angular change. and alter fully
«we; the matter. we detemlned to
eolve the myltery. Our doughter at lrat
avadeda direct auawer. but abe anally dl‘
vulged her aunt. She rays that on the
first day at January ahe determined it per
aible to reduce her weight. “She won told
by a torture teller to drink strong view
in limited dona hetero her mettle three tinte-
a day.“ Thin ahe toollahly did.and continu‘
ed on for month; blow the is oompletely
broken down in health— dyapeptie. nervous.
lethargic, generally deapondeut Her color
in (one. her eyea dull. and all ambition
enema to have departed.

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IlljSIlIl‘. Il‘S

FEVER & ACUE
Pl L L s

Retire that the tollowtu letter true “on. Mar
ler t‘ultu one written lit yearn are. 1' all the
we have tootlnonlnla o! t

intorwnln‘tth “cob
lenre or t e hi a. They contain no quinine, no
new noMndareamd-«m .

“norm Benn. inn“ April til. not.

" I an compelled to acknowledge that rout Fever
and axue Pl la have enema route decided euree.
Laat mar you aunt me a number or boxer. auurlux
no t t my incredullty wouldbeovereomn it we
tried them. And we can teati that. in aoven ohati‘
hate canoe in which they have I: tried. they have
been prornd an infallih o‘eure. and have not failed
in a tingle inataneo “hat I- better ntill. the die-
eaae done not return. and the ayetetn ta left in a
robnat and healthy state.“

IO. “In! DY All. DDUGGII‘I‘I.

SCRANTON’S

DENTAL CARD

REDUCTION IN PRICES!

For the next three months. or until money in
more plenty. I will makea discount of twenty-five
per cent. from the usual prices. and will put up a
GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR

TEN DOLLAR S.

Warranted a perfect or. and to give good ratialae.
lion. NOW to your opportunity to not New Teeth.
Be wise in time. Don‘t gum it any longer.

Honour and Torso." of each week devoted to
Patient: out of Town. to answering calls. ete.. but
the other in always open. My seaietant. Dr. Briton.
who I: an experienced and skillful operator. will he
in attendance at all reasonable hourl. to wait upon
any who may call

Filling. Cleaning. Correcting Irreguo
lorities. Treating Diseases of the Head
arising from Diseased Teeth. and every
thing pertaining to Dentistry performOd
in the Best Possible Manner. '

T. S. SCRANTON. Dentist.

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CUNNECTICUT

Lumber Market

Lewis Hubbell & Co,

soUTn NORWALK.
Timber,
Lumber,
Shingles,
Lath,

Builders’ Hardware, &c.,

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LARGST STOCK, BEST ASSORTMENT.
LOWEST PRICES.

OFFICE AND YARD.

NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING.

\Vnahinnon street.

LEWIS menu.
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Over $1,000,000 worth a
R E A L ESTATE
mun. 7

Saline-om
Ocean Pan-(e Mel: and Foreign
Bechtel cheapest Rates.
LIFE and F1“ INSURANCE
Inner-mm
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Oppaaita Aloud Inapp‘r Grocery Store-

lahallaadeavortalalathia (article-alarm
ltwillhaatoohnd with the but Int the market
Mondahllnalllfl

CIA-H, ONLY.

and eunaeouentlyM at lower :prleea that any
what in the oily.

S. S. DU RAN D,
Aoru'r.

STEDMAN’ S

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Owing to the destruction by
fire of the original Old Well
Hotel, the subscribers have leos~
ed the premises known as LU-
CAS‘ HOTEL, on Main Street,
where they will serve their pu-
trons to the best of their ability
until the completion of the new
hotel on the site of the old one.

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Thanking their friends in Nor-
walk and the traveling public
generally for the generous put~
ronuge heretofore extended to
them, they would respectfully
solicit a continuance of the some
at their new home, promising to
do all in their power for the com-
fort of their guests.

Respect] it" y .
F. F. Stedman 8'. Son,
PROPRIETOBB,

South Norwalit, Conn.

Srmtlt Now-«11k, (Await. Feb. 120, 1874.

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House. Sign. Decora-
tive and

URNAIIENTIL PAINTING.

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Water St, near Wéshington.

Ordnrr solicited. Work promptly executed.

BEFIT.
REFURNISH

Replenish

YOUR

Housekeeping
ARTICLES

AT E. K.LOOKWOOD’S

 

 

'l‘HE

OLD WELL
CLUB

CIGARS

Are made from the bent quality

 

 

 

 

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Reduce the ptemluma on your Fire and
Lite Institution Policies, by union

PRATT’S

ASTRAL OIL!

ALFRED KNAPP,

 

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FLOUR, GRAIN m P

Labia-h, Laokawarta

AND
PURE FRANKLIN COAL OF
LYKEN’S VALLEY.

TRX’ OUR
SPLIT KINDLING WOOD

CHESTNUT. per Cord.
OAK, per eoni,

9.00
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Delivered at your houne

Plane roll and ermine our ml: :nnd ieaa he
tore PWMIM elwwhore. N‘

o. u. wens. Agent,

Foot ot‘ Washluutou Street,

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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I‘O‘ DALE.

The one reeldeuee at the late librldne brown. on
Chapel Street. ant hour. M Wont Arm. to altered
tor ante ou mauuable terror. lieu» contain: tour-
teeu mum pleaeautly aituated, convenient to either
village, end within one minute a walk of the “one
Railroad. llot and cold water bath room. and can
throughout: heated by a turmen. Lot mxm toot:
lurne ru: good fruit and elude. Tor-tun only. Po-
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Shop, West of the Depot Near the Nunerv.

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OR B PIARING!

Know Ye g—Thot we are prepared to erect
All styles and descriptions of Buildings,
Houses, Barns, School Houses Stores
Churches, Factories, Outbuildings.

cared. For further par-

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any part: of the

Habitable Globe, by Gentract
or by the Day, with or
without the material,

AT THE LO‘VEST PANIC PRICES!
RAYMOND, SHERWOOD & CO"

Builder. and Contractors,
South Nor-walk, Conn.

 

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Extract. of Vegetation.

CUEES DYSPEIPSIA,

Indigestion, We», Hmmnm of Wm“-
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STODIAQH, 'LIVER and BLOOD.

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Il‘ YOU
WuutaGoolt.
Want a Clerk.
Want it Further,
Want a Situation.
Went a‘. Selenium,
Want a Servant Girl,
Went to cell a Piano.
Went to ltuy a M.

Want to aell n Outline.
Want to narrow loner.
Want to null Oily hum.

Wanttoaellemerheorm
Wanttoaall-Diyaondtnrm
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’Pure, Select

Dmnlaiicintt tumult

FINE TO! ‘3’! com

Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,

c 0 an: 3 I e
PERFUME“? IN GREAT VARIETY.

A Gnome: LOT or runners.
PATENT “EDWIN“.

KINEML WATERS.

Trusses, Fancy Articles. Catlin.

”In rm everything irom i Quill Tooth Plot:
to on Inlaltl Hair Broth.

N. hwl’hyateiane‘ Proacrtptiona onrai'ully eore‘
more 'i‘é‘. “timer '° Mun.“
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80“"? 803le Nov. l'l. trio 1-"

oo'ro'rua
CENTRAL

Boot and Shoe Store.

'01! YOUR

BUUTS, SHOES AND BUBBERS

And everythin portalnlnnto the trade.
All genda col at “the lowest poeaihle

CASH PRIO s.

Particular attention paid to

CUSTOM WORK.

Repair-III. done In all It. branch".
1 how the novel. beet. end lament amok u!
Gooda in this City. and prices that defy cum-
potltinu. 'A “rare or the

PUBLIC PATRONAGE
I‘l‘glii‘ed‘F‘AI In

To give me a call.

“IRA!!! s. nrtowx,

Illa?" 31-008.
(711119! 30m nonwnur

PICTURE FRAMES!

The large" and mount complete stock of Picture
Franzen and Picture [from Materiala to he found in
thin auction. in lit-pt countnutly on hand by

Buckingham & 00.,

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At their South Norwalk Furniture Store. where you

out get our pioturee framed in any .atyle or Black-
d Gil Pram

walnut. onewood. an t
This tit-m baa all the intent and

BEST APPLIANCES,

for the manufacture of France in am elau atylo.
:nd it gm l‘iavo eturoa in your houaemwlthout
rumor are one on rnaaonw e an
netbarruuedatthe w.” I" y y

LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
A d‘ the kite t

mi .0 ml .333. to .l'. i“.i:l.’li.l”.'.i‘2.il:.'.2?
tin; or your honor. nod with our lncroaned facilltloa
tor doing thin work. the cost will be but trifling.

UNDERTAKERS

AND DEALERS!!!

FURNITURE

MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE m RAILROAD DEPOT.
,3 SOUTH NORWALK.
ogln‘nuraetory and “donate Depot. Budgie it:

OWge §hop

Row earring» and other Vohlelnn made to order
and Repairing and Jobbing done in the heat manner
and with the utmoat diapntoh.

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conducted by his brother. on

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MARSHALL STREET,

“deemed the nkilltul and experienced work-ea
lately employed by hint. the eubaorlher [no.0 coal
dent that he can antler: ell the old euatornora or the

oldest Stand 1.. Norwallt,

Mluuothmauiay heledtooatendtohln their
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MELODEQNS 

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rue mun RIVER.

Alla.” damv

Luu_:lama

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I corn. mu. nun. nmex.

PLASTER AN D CEMENT

enamuyon hand at prlena to datyeorupetlttoa.
Small Profits and Quick Returns

rename.

ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
”WAN mom
lukfldm. I-tf
Catnphorine,

0830! m tam-rm NSOOV'IIUEOF'I‘RI
A03“)! 1113 1mm OF PAIN.

Ntleuilrly adopted to
Rheumatism, Sprains, Stiff Joints,
Glandular Swellinge, Ire.
om mm cm A norms.
Tor tale by n“ Web.
REUBEN HOY’I‘, Proprietor

”3 our. “WICR STREET, m TD!!!

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LAND meson}.

RAYMOND BROS‘:
sou'ru NORWALK.

Montgomery
FLOUR!

 

 

The best article on

FLOUR for the price

In the ; market.

——AT—-—

T. BURR BUYER’S

FAMILY GROCERY,

SPRING‘WOOD.

 

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Coal and Wood,

FOOT 0F MASHALL ST.

Whole-aloud!“ mumm‘ or

WOOD AND COAL.

Win Goal of vital vote. on.
noonméoua‘étmuumlemr
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A thump «my

in: . manual limit.

South Noe-walk, or.
I ounnvarteo teen.
men CAPITAL $900,000,

ASSETS, JULY! 1, 18“, ”U3,748.

 

 

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roux arr a South

omit.
woman!) a. honor. or emu.

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woman a. 3mm and

quorum: Mun. “23;.‘L

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A. 1.. runny Aut. Amory.

A. 'r. writ. hut-I neat

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8 La Ml. Street.
I“? I. Weather“ street.
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Alllmea aince organization have been
paid in full, in cash. including China tire
pl October. :87]. and Emma lire o blur,

§PECIAL PR us

AND-—
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BARGAINS IN

CHINA,
CROCKERY

———A‘$ D-—-——-

ELASSWARE

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EKLOCKWOOD’S

Wall St" Norwalk.
The Best Anon-uncut

CANNED éfims.
AT LOWEST PRICES-

GO TO
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Fish and Vegetable Market,

lain St. South Nor-walk
F. H. NASH a: BROS.

ST 0 R E!
lathe plaeengoto.“ you want the prettiutand

Boat Stone china. _

lutbeuariet. Ont-0.0.Wm lanlmontequalto
them

FRENCH, CHINA &I’ORGEIJZIIN

meandehaap. Amen-armor
rmmwna.

French Glue Sindee.
The lat-cent aunt-halt la {nu-laid “Ur
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untrue-trad three mm wont Cambium!“
ever-nude.

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mmmahmumnu.

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