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VOL. 5. NO. 8.

finally.

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Too oft' I ii-teneo‘ to hi1 pin.

Tm em a frugal tun oft forgave;
But now funny. riuhteonc pride.

1 but which dirldvth him and me
Shall stand between B! to Ihc grave.

And even on the other aide.

31v wrongs wen u a monnmo high:
But t'lio b;- crowucd th» towering pile.
And clung-d my hr tn blitor bite ;
Ant! (hunt!) he in the dust shou'd lie.
And try "Fuffll'e." i‘d only unite.
And answer him. "Too late. too late!"

lie called me bride. he culled the wife ;

3nd muck"! by th~ tender name:
Forgot his honor. hm‘te his faith.

For "Mun.“ hr cold. "must tau-to of life.
And pin. for him. is not I rhwmc:

Bu: WOW“) must be true till death.“

Ard thi~ is msn‘e unholy creed :
In thi~ hellfire-in this he dim.
And looks for lleaven I~ his renunl.
He thinks he ias saint imi- 0d.
And. timing on the earth his eyes.
Scys. "I have kept the faith. 0 Lord!"
——nc1'n o. n IATIRI.

 

New Year’s Calls.

 

Weary m‘tmmn in tho kitchen.
Ironing all the clotting;
Cur yuuoz iadies' in the parlor.
Waiting for tho lwanx.
0:1 New Year's Marla.

From early morn till dewy eve.
How hard it is to sew;—
Ah. tn». there comes with prancing steed.
The evnr we'cnme hem !
0.1 New Year‘s Noon.

And «3 the wenrydnv rolls on.
The saddened mother knows
That her dear ziris are happy now—-
Th? ptrlnr‘s full of benux.
On New Ytar’s Ere.

Oh. let the tired mother rest
In her last drenmiess sit-9p.

While ulht‘l’ thunzbtsshull fill the breast.
Ami her door girls shall weep.

Oh. woo p thxt their dear mother gone.
5 mil n- vI-r cu'ne again;

till, Quill" Wt‘f‘p tn son-owing tinti
Tint angel: firt‘ not Nell. -—- The Hour,

 

 

 

 

grin! graphing.
LE: 1
The New Scriptures
.\(‘t‘i.tltnlx<‘s 'm TYSDALL. nrxmr. some“

AND DARW L‘i.

 

«restarts—CHAPTER 11
i. Primarily ti (3 L'ukoownitie moved
upon l‘ smznun anti evniwd prntuplnaln.
n _\ni pt‘t'upi‘tfi‘n was! Int-Mimic and

unstiti’umntitt-ul. confining all thine-z in,

pt on id .Ittt-roy; uni It spitltof tvululion
tn-wmi tip-m ill“ a till llltt-l.

3 An 1 llw Cokmtwwitic‘ Still. Let atoms
nttrv ‘; Iml thoh' t-o'ttru‘t b ~gtt light, but
art-i «iv-o't'it'i'v.

4 Ami tho uni-«militimiwi slid-ventured
t'm-a:~tn+.tuir-ti after its kind; uni their
so ubin till“ he: 1‘ r wk, air and water.

5. .\'il lli"rt- wont out 3‘ ipil’li of we rin-

tu to trip the For inditionml."an-l winking
in ptmnpluux by no ‘t'vlitl‘l an i absorptiin
prmlucml the organic cell.

6 And roll by nutrition envo‘vcd prl~
m-iriiiti gwrtu. null gt‘rtu dry inle Drum-
glint; and profuse-m» lit-git on: um. and 01b
zonvi bogu mould. and tnonmi begatuninttth
Cuitt‘.

7.
been: tzrctIpin;v things to
taco of tho c‘llf’lll.

8. Anti t‘tlrtliiy at am in vrzctnbie proto-
pliszn brunt the molecule. unti thence came
all zines anti ovarv lli‘l'li in the earth.

9. And Inimnirttia in the water evolved
find‘ mils, clams. and Sleil‘S; and in the air
ningn and twain; nnd on the land they
sprmttmi such nrtmns as were necuésary as
piwed upon by the environment.

l0 And by accretion and absorption
came llw nmiinta and mollusrtl. and tool-
iuscu bt‘sru articulotn smi begnt vertchmln.

11. Now those are the generutionc of the
higher vcrlebratn. in the atomic period that
tho Cuknuwublc evoluted the bipedal mom-
nacho.

1‘3. Ami (1"1’)’ mun of the earth. while
he was ya a monku. and the horse while
he was a hlpparion. and the hippnriou bc~
fore he was an orctluu.

13 Glut of the H‘C;(lll|n came ill: nmphl-
bind and haunt the puntatiacylc :and the
pentadactyle by inheritance Ind selection
prmiuced the livltlilfllfl. from which are the
cimindu- in I“ their tritxrs.

t-t And out of the druids: the iemur
prrwilml churn llli fellows and produced
the plutvrhinc monkey.

in. And the piny'yrhine bent tho nutcr-
hinc. Ind the catarrhlnc tnnukt-y beg-it the
Intbropoli apc. and tho apc beg“ the long-
itntmm mug. and the nrang Wt thu-
cbimpanm. and the chimpuncee evolutetl
tn“ wbat it-it.

‘ld And the trim-ls.“ went intntbelanrl
of Sod nod took him a wife of the longitu-
nom Iiblmnc.

17. Ani in process of the mic pcrlnd
were born unto theta and "Mr children the
Inthmpntntwnhlo prituortllll types

18 The bomnnculoul. the William.
the Ir 130i)". the sntnctiton, the t-rmfl'l
--tltrsc In: the generations of primeval
man.

19. And the pr larval man win naked
nod not unturned. but llvrd in qualms-I
gone inmcencw,~snd unrated mightily to
hummir- with the onviroomcnllro

39. And by inner-tuner cad natural IP-
lectioo did it. woman from the stable Ind

. humanism the mole-x and hem
lance—for the mirror did Ind the
,W grow Ind multiplied.

, It. dad am new Mount» for run ho
had and at it and dcrcloped «pecans for

I“?
’. M. milllms'lhfltmm
it “Who‘d“: Iwiflu m

Anti nnirmit‘uito hrgnt bpilemeru; then
multiply up the

ficckflwwmutenud the an,
m" ‘vnesvdtodntk.

“aghast-cum; whorefcra‘

A lunar in Luck.
— an.—

A day or two three a one-lend moo who
us in D -tmit clutching aid from the climb
lwbli'. cm into an omnibus to go down to
Gold Hill. Near the Divide the driver of
the ‘lms always hauls his vehicle of! to til"
side of tho rmd. and crops until he has col.
looted his furcc. A. Winger. do not like
to have this hnit mode I long one. it hos br-
ooms I common practice for some one to
collect all thy fort-s. before reaching thin
In!" way point. when tin-re l5 nothing to do
when the driver stwps and rape on the box.
but to pass his money up in a lump. It so
happened that our one-legged man liked
the looks of the ct: rn or more proton. in
the ‘hus—lht'y all ptwcsed rather benevolent
countenunccs—nnd so, with an eye to bust.
rim. ht- tonk ofl‘biu but and passed it around .
His fellow passengers thought he run col»
lectinc the fares in order to hand them up
to lllt‘lflllvt‘l' when he should come tocholt
The fare bring two-tilts each every man and
woman dropped that amount into the hat.
and sew nil who did not have the exact
chance threw in four-bits. expecting to get
two-bin hack in the final settlement. The
Pyes of the solicitor of charity gilt-tuned as
he saw that every person in the ‘huc was
contributing—not a soul turned up his nose
at the but. When the hat was returned to
him the occupants of the 'bus wrre somr-
who.l rurprised to see the one-legcrtl ma-I
empty the whole pilc into his hand and very
coolly pocket. it, but they brought it would
be all right when the coin was called for by
the driver. Soon the 'hus hauled out on tho
side of the mod and stopped. The driver
organ thumping on the roof of tbe'buc to
indicate that lac was waiting to have his
fares handed up to him. No one moved,but
all eyes were turned toward the man who
had pulsed nrouud the but. He sat inno
ccntlv gazing out of the window at the wild
outward-lying landscape. all ttnconeci tut of
the indignant gluncec centering upon him.
Meantime the driver waa thumping like
mad upon the roof of the 'bac and ct hut
cried nut:
”an gentleman. if you please. Yo“
my your (area hero. Hurry up!“
“Still the one-legged man muvtd not—he
bad pad on entering the ‘buc and was not
concrrned.
“Fares! forest" roared the driver.
“Why don‘t you hand up the form 2" said
a gentleman to the unclaimed man ; “don't
you lit-or the drivvr rappluu for them!“
“Of course I hear him thumping up there;
but who! Intro l trot to do with fart-s 9"
“Why. you pound ‘round your but and
Cullt'cled them. Why don‘t you pass ‘cm
up 9“
“Pass ‘cm up! Why. gentleman. l wncn't
collecting frtf‘f‘l. 1 am a poor cripplv. and I
passed ‘tound my hat to make a little col
lt‘clllln fur myself—what your honors and
the ladies might sow tit to contributt—aud l
am really much ohltgrd fur the liberal trum-
ut-r in which you rrsp antic-d to the appeal;
but Itinn‘t pr p use to swindle myselfby
tutniug about ..nd plying; your furcn out of
t I ‘

The occup tnts of tho ‘buv guard on each
titlivr «gum fur a moment. Smut one of
tlmn burst into it llU‘tm bomb. The inter
lion fii‘fl‘tttl—Iflll binds laughed till the old
‘hus fairly rnttlo-u on list apt-inn.

“All tight i“ cried some one to the driver.
who wussuvnpeiy thumping upon tho Mal
and showing for his film. “All right—
nnty a lirtlo mistake—hand '91:) light up.“
and it new collection was made. some of
the gontlwuan plying for two or thrcu who
rt-tused to pot a second time.

Gvntlcumn who may hereafter take up
furl-s in our ‘hunsrs will do well not to pus
around their hats.

«W

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Counterfeit;

 

Bvlivvinu that a li~t of the counterfeit
bunk hills flood-n: the country may prove
of benefit t l our modern. we publish tho fol-
lowing. The list that given shows the bank:
on which 3‘30 counturfultc exist :

Oneida Nation ii Built of Utcht.

National Shoe and Lumber Rank of the
City of New York.

Merciiaota‘ National Built of the City of
New York.

Fourth National Bank of Philadelphia.

Market National Book of New York.

Fourth Notional Brink of the City of New
York. '

City National Bunk of What.

Notional Bank of Commerce in New
York.

Tradsstuen’a National Bank of the City of
New York.

Fir’t National Bank of Indianapolis.

FiritNItllunal Bulk of Purtland.

Alto. fluotcc on the Concord National
Bunk of Concord. altered to twenty dulisr
notes.

Caiuntcrfslt .10 note. of tbs following
book-t are in clrculstlou:

Funnel-t0 and Ianufloluu'n' Notional
Bmk of Pouxttkrcp-lk.

Centrul National Bank of R one.

American National Bulk of New York.

Flour 0 ty Natloucl Bulk of R chos-
tor.

Third Nuionnl Bank of Plilhdolpbls.

Marine National Bank of New York.

Mutual Notional Bank of Troy.

First Nut-mil Brink of Lockport.

Union mutant-t Bank of New York

Auburn City National Bank.

First ”flaunt Bulk of Pbllodclphla.

"It-ks! National Bank of Now York.

Cltv Roland Bunk of PImhkuepcie.

Nulonai Bulk of the Bate of New
Y '1‘.

First Nation-l Bulk of Pougbkcepvic.

Scrotu- X‘ttl-wtcl Bulk M “Ward.

Albany 0in Rolland Back.

Errol-nit Notion-i Bank of Chime.

no: listin- tl Sanka! M Kink.

trauma Roth-at But: of Nowhrxb.
_ ‘l'rukvc‘ Hallows! Bank of m
Of the moduli-r maintain in luvs

The [sling Comic.

“ Mot-cl ooursgc" was printed in lam inl-
terl II the caption of the following items.
and placed in I conspicuous place on the
door of systematic merchant in New York.
for coconut reference. and furnishad by
him for pubiicctlon:
Have the courage to discharge o dcbt
while you have the money in your pocket.
Have the contain to do without that
which you do not need. however much your
ever may covet it.
Have the courage to’cpcuk to I friend in
n seedy cart. oven tbcuzb you are in com-
pany with a rich one and richly attired.
Have the courage to upMk your mind
when it. is ncccuory that you should do on.
And hold your tongue whcn it is prudent
that you should do lo.
Have the courage to own that you are
poor. and thus dluim poverty of its sting.
Have the courage to tell Imam why you
refuse to credit him.
Have the courage to tell a man why yo
will not lend him your moor-y.
anc courage to cut the most agreeable
acquaintance you have when you are con-
vinced that he lacks principle—u friend
should bear with I friend‘s luflrmltica. but
not with bia vices.
Have the courticc to chow your respect
for honesty. in whatever guise it appears.
and your contempt for dishoucsty and du-
plicity. by whosoever exhibited.
Have the courage to wear old clothes unI
til you con pay for new ones.
Have the cont-"go to prefer comfort and
pmorlety to fashion in all things.
Bin-c thc coumtc to acknowltdgc your
ignorance. rather than to seek for knowl~
cdzc under false prctcnws.
Have the courage in provldlnz an outer-
talnmcnt for your friends not to exceed
your means.
Have the ctturaqc to insure the property
in your procession. and thereby pay your
debts in full.

-—-—-—oo-—--—-

Fairly Won.
—-:0:-

E iward Pay-on W-clou has at int rlvru
all bin rivals and chaffvu bark coats. List
wot-k. on Bututduv night. at the Rink in
Nuwtu‘k. New Jmt-y.hs fairly and fully
nmmpllfihed tho trylrutI feat of walking
five hundrrd miles in six days. He did his
work in about twenty-four mlnutcc lava
[hill the nix days. avcrnttlng a m‘lc evt-ry
fourtwn minutes and fourtt-en seconds. The
font but never boon accomplished before in
this country When he concluded ho was
In line physical condition. fully at good at:
«but the start was made The cltiurna of
Newark arch prmnt him withs costly
gold watch and $1.000 aua testimonial to
MI pluck. vuduntncc and determination to
krcp on till he succoedcd. Boys. here it I
good lt-Imn for you. Wanton has been
anccmi at. laughed at. ar.d ulvcu Ill trian-
not of nortwl; but be ill. hot on trylntt.
till It last no has fairly walked intothc full-
at unsure of sumac. it is the lung pull
that wins. Not the long pull at tho whbky
bottle. but the detvrtnlacd. whit-toot «fart
tllll brings the but reward. Such wovk
rcara mammoth alinps. establishe- promu-
bitI cutmprin-s. builds up ilvlnu newspcpt-ra.
uwnkcnr the attention of the pcoptcmecurco
fortuurs. accumulates knowledge and rtnmpc
the enduring mm as one pouccsed of good
material.
We o-nurntttlntc tho plucky prdcstrlun on
the fair accomplishmcnt of bin talk. No
horse in the world could endure such an of-
fort. and we doubt if tbcrc ls anothrr mull
in tho world pon of such exccllcut
staying qualities.
W<'—————

Tho lloys in Bed.

 

Whoever bits lifted thscurtalna of boys
ulcom.uooo after theirlumatcs have goon
to bed. and huclmked Invinzly in. has men
a pretty tight. Generally the faces are ly-
ing moat rcatfuily. with hand under check.
and in many can“ look strangely younger
thnn when aw tko. Ind often very infantile.
at if conic trick of older eaprnulou. which
they hid been taught to wear by day. had
been dropped the moment the young ambt
tlflua will have lulu. control The lids llc
shut ovut bright. bury rye" lll‘l air is gentle
and rvculy found by cumin: and going
breath-gluon Is a lltllu crooksd mound in
the bed; clung the brd‘s foot. or on a chair
battle it. are tbs dcy clothcl scmctltnet
ncatly folded. sometimes huddled nil in a
hurry; butting with baila. or with the laser
Minn-a. marbles; stained with the earth of
many and. when woodcbucks hove been
trapped. or perhaps turn with the roughness
of mu on which dqllll'f'tlld have been caught;
prehapa wet and mired With the smooth
black or any mud from murrbesnrtbs only
backs of streams. wbcrs muaknmi hove
been trucked. Under thc bcd‘s foot lie the
chm—one on its aide—with the grey and
while sucks. now crossed and lollfll. thrown
acro- tlmn: and than. in their .llttlc cells.
squared in the great runs of night. hoodlum
how the earth wbltla away with them or
how the world coca. who in thinking of
“arm or whet it doing at Mme. the busiest
utopia in the world IN rating for tho inch
m'l
W
Prom-rise to no to males.
__..,._
Art English teacher enjoining upon the
members of: training cinc- tbeir duty of
alvlnc to children bright Ind happy

of the dancer of the «walk mt .

rIndy entered at one. of the stations with c.

tkoutrhl! ottoman. mod on: “th '

town. Wuhan Valley. Narnia. has not

Virginia Entrrpalss an effusion. of which

'9 give below twelve lines to show to who

ll condition love may reduce a man when

Iran corn in in moron:

Thar is a purl in Wnshos Vailcc

Her given name is Ballec. ‘

I wood I was the thin: out bub .

incido of corn. wit-t they call the itch.

And i could come strutting hot

Eight out of tin old iron pot.'.

do her rublty lips might corrcll me

And her Ivy teeth shell me.

During which her pretty none would ameil, .

me.

While her tung'so fair and yung,

Was around about you clung.

And she was I ceiling of me sweet.
--——-ooo-—-—

Oman 'ro TWIN! --B'~mc amusing in-

cidents occui- t) travelers by rail sud thr

following one we can vouch for:

One day last week a veucrnbic gentleman

was riding over a Wattem railroad. when a

child undoronc arm and a dog undrr theI
other. The cur being well filled. she made
for the scat where (I gentlcmsn wss citiinu
alone. and was proceeding to stow “0188".
child and dog into the seat. when the gen-
tlvman. who has it great aversion for dogs.
blandly remarked to the lady:

“Mndam. I have no objection to one baby
in this cent. but I have the most decided ob-
} ~cttun to twins."

It is perhaps needless to any that. the lady
pctulantly moved on t) find I seat for her-

self sud do;
w—

Norm-nun Broncos—An oxehanue corv
tectly uyu: "There is no business in tall
the wide world to subject to spooning a:
the on or trade of printingn newnpnprr.
It really scenic to us that public corporav
tions. societies and Wallace in cenurol,
have I funny notion about printers. They
think we ought to print. puff and publicb
all for nothing. that is. frrc gratis. In
other words. they seem “tool-bro if we ark
half price only for In obltunry notice. cird
of thanks. tributc of mprct. u personal
mmmunlcatlon or anything ciset‘hatoniy
tun-rests a few protons and not the ‘ general
mull-r. They think it colts no money to
advent“. puff. etc. And than out) and un-
otbcr willsnoogc. They forgetthttt thin
barium mutlcthcm known. They forgot
thct printor‘u ink makes nine-tenth; of
lilt‘ll’ immense fortunes; they forgot that it
takes money to pay committal—to buy ink.
type and paper. and. lastly. tbsy forget evt n
totbank youtor yratultuusly pulling their
titular-u or curving the public.“
W
ilowuro Hm Butt—A paper out in
Dakota Territory. the Ellt flora “ Gleaner."
rebut-- the following Itnry of a fellow who
mlctnnlv pledged llimlt‘ll' not to drink I
drop of liquor either lunldc or could. of ti
homo for two yearn. Soon afterlurd he
pwascd a saloon whore "two former boon ~
campinlnns were taking their of comfort.
and ht- couid not help cropping and casting
one mournful lock of longing within. 0: c
or them lplud him. and invited him to Jain
them.
"Oh. on." said hm“! Willi) Icould. hut
l‘vc sworn not to bike a drop either lucidc.
or ontaltls o.’ a house for two yearn."
“ 0h. " any: can " you can have our drink
for all that; we‘ll lift you off the thmbolo.
and you can drink hull inside the house
and half out. "
So one took hold of’csch lemcud thun
they raised him up. wlulc the third filled
and paved the bottle. Ectonk one long
drink. and was just drawing breath for an-
other. when one of his tupportcrc shifted
a Hill». and he shouted.—
" 0h. bold mc avg. hoyi. for my soul's in

your hoods.“

How But 11‘ Wan—An honest old mil
from the caumrv gave his recullrctloni on
the hot apell as follows: “ It was so dry we
couldn‘t aptirc writer to put in our whisker.
'i‘hc grunt wan so dry liltll cvnty time the
Wind blow it ll Iw untund like so much Ish-
til. There won‘t ct-Iar shed at a funeral
for a month. Thccunidflcd up all the cat-
tlc. sud burnt off the hair till they looked
like Mexican dogs. and the cheep all looked
llko poodle pupplcl. they shrunk up at).
Ws bud tum our lions to make them
hold will. and if any cattle were killed in
the morning thry‘d bu dried beef or dark.
The woods tit-lad upsc that. the fut-mm
clwppcd moaned timber all through Au-
mm. and there alu‘tc matcbthrnugh I“
the country—tn fact. no wedding since the
‘wl-‘ ow Glenn married old Biker. tlucc
months ago. tht fsw manhunt-rt are”
left no all skin Ind ion. and I didn't but
a ton kettle sing for aid in kg. We at our
potatoes bakrel. they bolus all may. and
wccouldc‘t spare water to boil 'etu. All
the rod-lmdsd girls were afraid to rtlr not

old borne and settled down with no for litr.
Why. we had to haul water all conclude;

"1 rmrsmncummamm

AT 8. SCRANTON.

.7 what writing In“! I w to use. Try it.

19““

of the litmus ll' daylight. and Itcll you. I g
was nfrald tin devil had moved out of his. '

keep the ferry running. Mfiufic ‘

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Mme. COOLEY,
' MILLINER.

a we“ selected stock of Million-y Goods always
what. All ordcr- alien promptly cud cuisine-
tw‘lly. Ronnie. Upstulrs‘ in clot-k and Lnuc'a Block.
Wham. South Nomlk. lot-if

FASHIONAELE

Buss on CLUAK MAKING

. lucnmn filrcumu,

A? 1'!-
ltcntuton Bowing lucklnc Agency

IAIN 87.. 800’”! NORWALK.
forum-iv occupied M H. a. Road.

 

Mill amo-

D E N T I B T.
warmth.“ tumult-tuck! denture"

m.
onto- DVIR swonc‘s Graeme Emu“.
o, South Norwolk.

T0 THE PUBLIC!
“(unfurnished my union with the Most and
w tumult Donut Inflow)". I In: low cnohlod

tenant-51mm“! mflf Maurice:
«inflow ofIll. "can out and uncut-mo

for musin- bcfm Icing elsewhere.
rum I. SWIFT. D. n. 8..
Rot-walk. Conn.

A; BAD HABIT !
To use my other than

Plantain. s urn.

It 1|de by fruiting. will not corrode the

no.“ hitting war clothing it. n o. x.
”0 cm. or bullion will not «race 't.

 

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3. 8331.33.

Entrants Artist and Berliner

South Norman. Conn.

“Mammoth ““53: M.
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r. A. avmaucn,

FUREIER,
narration-rt.

SPRINOWOOD.

 

Fm cleaned. wind. and sumo. Specter attu-
tlon putt! to Soul and Flue Furs. Row Furs made to
odor. main

Gnocntm

JOHN HUTOHINGB.

Formerly lintchiugc o Ferris. lly‘a Blockdlslu
street. South Hot-walk. Thankful for the put pat»
slam received from his curtains". ill hop”. by
hoping I good rttusnt ct Groceries. to can
tbuir 0993“!qu out a cure a coconut alum of
thclr pttroum in the futurc. 1 tr

 

FRANK A. TOLW a 00»
out!” I:

GRUUlélttlES PROVISIONS.
Preserves. Jellies. Council Fruits. Etc.

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mama‘- natal. undo hurt: Wanna be «tended

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AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE 00.,
orlwultn'l‘own, N. 1.,
Assets over $100,000.00,

0. E. WILSONW

Agent for
NORWALKJT nanrnwwgiga-‘rouv.

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one. next door to Patrick! County Bank. Norwslk

BELL & HILSDON,

Whole-do cud not“! Donors
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OYSTERS. OLAMS. FISH

AND LOBSTERS.
Oysters by the Barrel Ind Gotten.
Tomctc Cstsup by the Half Pint or Barrel.
' FRUIT Alto Vlol‘rAlLIO.
Connch-‘rults and Vegetables.
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Nor-walk Stunt Dyeing Ind Securing

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Factory and Office. cut of Houdini. depot
Drun- cnd Dress 000th. dyad or cleaned.

Particular attention poll! to the lining. Ole-unlit;
Repairing Ind MI cf

Gentlcmcn'c Garments
by I now sud improved mod. mulling cub

K I D G L 0 v E 8
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90 Cents pct- Pair.
R. N . PER RY.

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GENERAL HARDWARE. ,
MECHANICS TOOLS.
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Points. Oils and Window Gloss,
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REV. c. w. SHARP, ramctrllt.

AN ENGLISH AND _
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
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Boys and Young mien

con nusmnss “Vacuums,
AT

DARIE N CONN,

Will Open Sept. 95. I374».

1M! SCHOLARS. .3051 Ind You: Ion will in
received or dayeeb

GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES‘ will be revived as
day scholar. under special care of In. Slurp.

Wt! for circular or “dress Principal.
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Attorney 0. Co‘unscllor-nt-an,
once]. Sword’a Building,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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GR‘O‘GERIES,

PRO‘V’ISIONS.

FLOUR AND 'FEED
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