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WOULD CALL
Plated Tea. Spoono,
Only $1.00 per Set. at
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vrvnrrldantlelmmm he the, will , 7. _, 7 . ‘endwtiiidbeethieelceilfieifi yithie It a .. .t; . A d fit!
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' ' teed nearly m of the ”3.000 total re- “ ‘ " L ‘i‘ “ A“ " e _ ‘3 DD." 37% ‘~ ‘ ‘ 2’"
not of lecture “‘9“ A party from thin eltv drove to Stamford. t ‘ .
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I “Mm-gm". a. puma”. “ mm. Norwellr An our morning In.“ ‘0’ New York in but Sunday evening to hear the Rev. Mr. :““::“{1;mu$‘g‘rhg . , y ,7 . ‘ Sty} ERR.“ M Hubby.
In! 0. lm mulltutM-n! 0' the” ' Buiuiey preach in the )letbodiet church “ per cord can he an, ”d Con-rs and (Juan
letters whluleeeeeu figure-grantee. . new the :nly unit. delight! in the city there and whit a they w." m 1.. it I of Slims“ WQH .‘u aw _ ~ . _ Iii”
W ‘L3 - fer the ay. our 1'. .' will hereafter ' ,. ' vi . “my “1%., 93"“ - ., ‘ ’ ~ m m."
Mien Elam u ntti. Mrs. Amanda Sey- . woreiilpe robe wee etolen from their car-
mour. Mn. gnJA. Simpson. Elfiigxithaxgxt 33'5”“.3'3‘; riage. Our local miniature thinks it was a“ Brain. 50‘ Norwuli‘r. . , ‘ Inn“ Silk Web.
GENTLEIEN'S LIST. u “lock m.“ ‘ 3" Juet visitation upon aim. sad we think eo We mean to give satisfactionnby keeping the best goods
Mr. Thomas Clark. Mr. George Marshall,
Mr. 3!. ll. Shuntz.
J. s. ntjxxtxo. Put-xenon
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Endemic; and fiction.
Spelling match iii-night.
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Go to the town meeting Friday at 2:}
n‘tlock.
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Strawberries. green peas. etc. at Capt.
Bell's.
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The Second Adventists baptized some eon-
vctts nt. Benedict: Mill last Sunday.
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The insurance on the Knobb Works was
adjusted last Monday.
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Mr. Geo. S. Bell has received the contract
for building the new bridge at Benedict‘s
Mill.
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Another snow storm Muir 4th. Now let
the “hits: inhabitant trot out his late snow
storm records.
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l‘itniitui‘s Hippodrome was greeted in
Bridgeport lust. Week with immense nudi‘
(‘nCt‘s at bt iii perfvrnriuees.
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Messrs {tymmid & Slitrwood have made
some veny great improvements in the
interior nrrmgements of the MisSes Dow.-
s )ti‘s {they goods store on “'ashington St.
mo--————
The .‘Irssrs Raymond Brothers had two
cargoes of coal 1.llld(‘tl nt tht-ir yards this
week—St we. Nut. and Em. sir. No coal
friiniuc for South Sill'\\'liik.jilil yet.
- ~ «o. ”7-—
H the ndventist hit. it this time—the 15th
of .‘LtY.—~3nd we should all go up togtthet
what ‘l iiutnter of spelling matches would
be broken up.
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The ll »wu Town school got the majority
of the prizes at the spelling matches last
wvvk «but it didn‘t get them without an
Q Will
G W A _—
The p us of the first 3!. E. Church were
soil last Monday night. .\bout$l.500 were
dispisvd of :it that time and tuiny have
lii‘t‘il will since. Some desirable pe‘vs still
remain unmid.
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The cause of most of the quarrels he of ground for n garden. he thong
tween urigii‘tmrs one is those tmuiiisonie
liens. S l't! guns. dead chickens. black eyes
It" I broken noses. are sure indications of
girth-u planting: ”NW.
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We learn from Mr. ll. W. Lester. who
who \i‘tlS :it Meriden last week. to attend the
funeral of his mother. that Mr. E. A. linr-
inert-using business to enlarge his l‘uciiiti s.
and take more room.
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‘\'ii:tl u tiiiis-incc a first chi-s epidemic
could nth-re this town of it it would continc
its operations to the class of loafers who get
in'o public places and make fools of them-
selves to the great annoyance o! decent peo-
ple.
WV.” w—._.
(in Monday lest. the ytcht. “ Gent-go. It
t‘nnner." belonging to John I. But‘bitik.
Esq .. was successfully launched from the
yard of the Messrs. Richards. \Vt'cd. dc Co.
The vrszcl was named for it merchant in
New York city.
Twrnty-two years ago t inlay. (Thursday)
since the terrible ni‘tridt‘ul to the New lie.
\‘fll truiu til the Norwaik draw bridge. Mr.
iiurford. who was draw tender at that time.
still fills the p lsilidll. no hits ever been faith-
ful to the important position he holds. and
the accident at thut time was no fault of his
"""" ”D . ~<
.\ but for the accommodation of those
wishing to sind letters West and South. af-
ter the close or the regular mails has been
pl “ml at u). cut end of depot. Letters
sh auld he put in it only lifil‘l' the post ofiiee
is closed. Otherwise line will he lost.
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i'mlntihtnily the danger from diseases bf“
log engendered by the accumulation of 0:-
hi. out. in back yards and on the streets is
grmt. but the property owners. many of
them. are enlely to blame. as they will pro.
vide no eeeoiiiinmiiitions for such garbage.
rind the trmtnt nine! to the best he can. Our
Board at Health should look after then
things.
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The old house where Gen. “’ooster died.
hm‘t in i771. was e~ i i at auction yesterday.
An'ti 994i. toevther with a ehop adjoining.
to J din I‘Iiliolt. for the non large price at
“tn-a dollars." The burn to Col. A. Chleiiee‘
5A: for “four dollars." Anottierlttle house.
twin-inlet: tn the entitle. formerly occupied
by Miss Jones. to A. N. Blilrp for “seventy.
rive cents." Talk about going weet.—dnn‘t
do it mung rune when property out he had
{053 t| Lg: price at n bottle 0! wine. in Denbnry.
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The "Prince of Gmcers" Mr. Alfred
Kit-pp. this weekends ettentlon by e iot-
uinn “ed" to the fact that hole not to be un-
riereoid by any mama in town who
furnishes goods at the some quality ee his.
and who Mr. Knapp makes each n public
announcement you can depend on it. Hie
store ie A perfect but" 10! 71:0qu
ll“.
went well until he
with such trill -s.
place every day rind evening. must be doing ensue. lube
.i good business. lie deserves it. for he nicet ourvicw.atn
sells only the best meet and is obilging and on the itrcrts. the proprietors are finding
polite t) all his customers.
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Remember that the r
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“‘e have just received a large invoice of
business envelopes which we will furnish .
very cheap. This office is provided with Will appear at the Opera House. Norwnlk.
all the newest and best styles of type beati‘ on Monday evening next. It is needless for
ti'ul borders. appropriate cuts tine ‘pllpel' us to spark of the merits of thin talented ac-
and cardboard dud the best hi‘eck rind coi- tor. as his reputation ex‘eudsthroughnut the
cred inks. and these facilities. together with coumw’ 5‘02 3,1“: fit: Weeds.
steam presses and first-class workmen. enn- New Steal» l'aclth— .
mus “"3 establishment i" turn 0‘“ "‘6 wry The Messrs. Richards. Weed & (76-. have
till: :Z‘Efrfafi iiizriiiitz'iifleo;“:f“hi2rgchrs: commenced the building of a etenniF yacht
in- Mr. Fowler'tho at tee of the owier
and business people generally to our urt~ wheel. The vdesel {2.31m 50 feet long. 7
rivnilcd facilities. Call and see our speci- [m beam and 9‘ feet hold, and to have one
melts and get our prices.
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Messrs Bell it lillsdon
interior arrangement of their market on
llailrrni Place. giving more room for the
better display of their goods. and the eon- Seal Sltof :— ' M W”-
venienee of their numerous customers. ‘
new floor has been laid. the third one which
has been put in by Capt. Bell since he began
.
too have man . nitrous from the borough. _ . . ‘
undying-lining :2!“ villages. and on Szitur~ "ulh‘mh ‘ lindauoplncdcd i“ Elem“?- "a the
tiny evenings. especially. their store is lilcr~ $1” fin" fmme h“; 3 lsuuk. ‘ he “0“; ‘hy
ally jstnmed with purchasers who desire the ‘“,'fi urrut recur-e ' w _ “M““t an on
"95...... “notable... tdlleslitly it not on exhibition in his barn.
naturdny night we noticed Ktean pens..~traw- animal utensnreevt feet end 5 inches in length.
and ti feet in circumference. and weighe-
necticut river shad. and lots or“ other articles
I) '
well calculated to relieve the monotony of “mm 1‘5 pounds. “a is sold to he the °“'
the Sabbath. Capt. I‘ieil runs a market that
has no uiuui in this town. and is so well ___ d " __
known to all purchasers who seek good ar~ Common Cotonou.—
'- » . w c it ii .
iiLitS that it needs non. uinui lit l t t n from ,1 he ”Bull“ meeting of tho Board 0'
have changed the
A
C‘lC.
berries. rndisiirs. lettuce. “sprouts.“ Con.
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A Main street man who. for the tirst time
in his life. this s neon came into possession
ht he
would save the expense of plowing and ‘
. cross walks as soon as practical across Mam
sp tde it tip himself.
Monday morning he was up before his wife
had made the tire. and iii the garden tearing
inst reckless manner. All
came upon a concealed
experi-
Conet‘quentiy. list
up the soil in the ti
and stubboin stone.
tun. our “old turd.“ this been compelled by eneetltttntl would have rrconiioitered on ”w
outsktits of that stone and got La dttiien<
sions. but our man would not be bothered
lie put his foot on the
He tried it again
spade and it wouldn‘t 10.
Then he got mad
with it little more force.
and threw the weight of his body upon the
{out upon tliesptido. and with all the energy
of a determined mun jumped upon it and
crime down sprawling on his face in the
mud. As soon us he got himself together
he gained that spade. swung it wildly over
his lttl\ l. eiacuhited savagely about. its prop.
er P131003 being in the one prepared for wick-
ed shovels from the foundation oi the earth.
and brought it down On the ground with
such force that his hand felt as though it
too. and record it as another argument in
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Mr. D. 0. H. Brown at the Old Well meat favor of patronizing home institutions.
.... . k'“
l “ nutter Bitters." which
the wlirirfe. depots and
market. judging from the crowds in his Judginn “y the fimm‘" of neat looking
er
the reward et‘their perseverhtg energy ; and
are reaping'n golden harvest. ‘ flu» or Bit-
ters is one of the. very few really good Tonic
. CPO" to be made and restorative preparations in the market;
by ""3 30"“ 130“” i“ recommend 5 ““001 we believe it aeuerellv performs what its
system has not been made public. Common claimed for it. and if so the favor with
vigilance demands that enough be present
at the town meeting next Friday It Si o‘clock
to prevent any action that is going to dum- mm... MtlII0-—
ego our schools. Be on bond.
which it. is received is well deserved and We
notice it. with pleasure.
This famous American actor. who has on
former occasions delighted our people with
his fine impersonation of Davy Crockett.
of the Fowler wheels for a propeller. She
is to be complete! by the 15th of June. and
to he titted tip in that class order through-
out.
Last Monday Morning. Mr. Frank Bur-
rett shot a seal near Cop Island. at the
mouth of our harbor. The animal was sun-
cuntents of a double barn-i gun were tired
lie will skin it. and try out the fat. The
ly one of the kind ever captured in this vi~
cinity.
Councilmen was held at the council l‘ouui
Monday evening.
The petition ct Wm. Benito: for pertain
sion to clean vault was granted.
Voted. That the Street Commissioner lay
slrt‘t'l. at the it itilfl‘iluli of Ann till‘f‘ei.tlltd
at liurlbutt‘s corner; also across Union St.
at the intersection of Main altet t.
Voted. That the Mayor be rt attested to
cull a inertinu to be held on or before May
20m. 1875. for the purpose of laying a city
lu.\ and to transact any other business prop-
er to come before said meeting.
Voted. That the City Survr yor he initruct-
with a roouiiiincutiutton for it made on Art-
n‘ns st reel. between High street and tiolden
Hill street.
Voted. That the committee on streete nud
sidewalks be instructed to recommend n
grade and width ut‘ sidewalks on Main and
West streets.
Voted. 'i‘hat N. J. Craiv. .l. ll. Raymond
and Run Niirli not its committee in accord-
ance with vote of 8* pt. 7. 1874. to open. ex.
tend and erade Htivitnnd etreet in compli-
ance with city chatter. ,
ed to make a univey and present a profile
7 s , . , \.
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Hemp from 25 to” 500
Ingrnin “ 60 “ $1.25
Stair f “‘ 39. “$1420 s" 7
. .Ch.9190 Patterns of...
. Tmstry.
till. illilTliS
IN )th wm'rns.
‘White "check and Fancy?
Mattings.‘
WALL PAPER!
Brown Back at 60.
White “ “ 100.
Satins " “ 208.
LARGE ASSORTMEST OF
Bor‘ide'rs.
*4; ”mm...“—
lltaat Bargains From
AUCTION
1x ‘
Minimise
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i. mam & Still.
“tiShildgtOti Sh, So. Norwuik.
CARPETS
townie
n. x. LOGKWOOQYS.
HAIR DRESSlNGVAND
Shavi na' Saloon.
Under Grifln‘e Grocery Store. men. SOUTH
NORWALK. at . ~-
ve hive: e cell! Plenty of cleen
n eha . No extrn an In
Porticuler ettentlon given to cht'li'ltene‘ ti
- er
* Ruin.
cuttin . All ktldenfliflfi W038 done teord
§ n ‘" $20 dme .uuneon & Co. Portland
e o
“(inns & nuts.
lieeeived and to be sold, atcprh
had been struck by lightning. Stiinttin:
under this new iutlietioo. he kicked iiI
jumped on i‘. and then with one coiiut‘nlt‘th
led and tiriibiv eiiipiizisliied damn, he run
it whit-line through the air with such ft ice
and precision that it completely doiiiotigh.
ed ii window sash and went tetiriiin into the
kitchen to the consternation and disuity of
its occupants. Then to add to his discount
tine ind rage his wife came out and shrink
ed. “ \‘uu confounded old curiiiudeeon.
what do you mean. I‘ll take that shovel
and creek your old shallow pate. D» you
went to kill us all 3“ And then there was it
gmwrel slinging around loose of totally ep—
ithets. which wound up with the man do
claring he‘d never make another foot of
cat-don so long as the Lord permitted hint
to live.
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One of the aunt enviable positions we
ever held was that of “)itdge " at the spell-
ing tiiate‘i last Iridey night. Having tloci~
(it‘d sewn-dint: to the nuthority git-cu iii.
(waisted. that “ parlor“ was not spelled
“ parlour " we have been assdied on all
sides eince. The tint assault was by an lit‘Otim.
pilehed young lady. who thought it \vee real
mean and too bad to deprive a little gm of
the fourth prise when she wee entitled to it.
We not behind our euthorhy. “ But elrl
\Vetietér done well parlor win it “ ii." I saw
it. in his dictionary myself." Well. that
made us out it her. and so we not out or it.
Turning around we encountered agontieu
men who wented to but us a tiiuueiud doi:
let-e thet parlor-wee epelied with a “ u." A!
be wee only e hank cesiiter. we didn‘t went
to teke bie mortar. Herdly ten etepe were
teken after we left him. before In old festi-
inned epeiier eeiutee us with. " 61y wee you
won of them ere ledgee who enye pirier etn‘t
Tow» Medium-s
iiiuii. The call was read and emu-avert. and
motion “\‘ttle that the prayer or the petition-
ere be granted.
tltion. claiming that the town wee already
overburdened with a debt which placing the
children at Fiteh‘e Home would increaee.
end that it was beingidene teedhrdauppori , 7
to that institution. And
benetitteti by the teemion of time children.
epelled p-n r-lm-u-r. We eeknotvledned our
niletortnne. Be brake out. with. “ Well it
Voted. That 1“. F. Dyxbeo be granted
periiiiuslnii to build an addition of wood
to building on linilt‘uad Ave.
The following bills were ordered pnld:
Ed.iiurut-r..............'...... ......... neon
J.\\‘.t‘raw .............. um
Theo. litirtwit'li. . ..~ . . . . 4t) 90
it. l’. A. tihletieeter .. ruin
it‘. A. 'l‘oiles ............ . . . l 1‘)
Buiii‘iilelt‘ileox . ............... all“
w u. momentum ............. . . at it
J.C.Cvnu‘o........... .. .‘lttili
Horn-elk ties Night 00 281i
Warren tilioidnn ...... . it 84
C uncommon...“ .. . .. . til
0. A. Tattle .......................... new
it. it. Waterbury... . . l tlé
R. Barter. . lllli
d. it. attic. tutti
0. Ni. 'l‘uetter Mill
'i‘heo. ilartwiek ....................... an tit)
Richards. weed & Cu ................ . .n is
W~fiwm
prim.
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES, f ‘
* MA’I'I‘ENGS;
The third town meeting to consider the FLOOR & VPABLE 0111 OLOTIIS
matter of providing for the education and
(“N of the pauper children of this town was
hutd tit the town house last Sdurtliiymn n
petl‘iou to rescind the vote (“reeling the
selectinen to place euch children of suitable
ago in Flteli‘e Home.
O F
TABLE DAMASKS
an d DEN
Poelmtiiter Olniatead wee elected (their. SEWING MACHINg NEEDLES,
Mr. lioniienker spoke iii fever of the pe-
lie was followed by Rev. Denote Plait.
who add that 'Fltcli‘e Home would not be
lint the town‘wouil be the beheaded-party.
Capt. Rubbeil did not what the town to
increase expenditures ter 1 three children.
The tum unites the ‘dritid‘iif‘i'oi'nier yeere
and wee goal enough yet. -
Mr. Monty eeid that then: meetinge were
AND A GENERAL INCH 0!“
DB Y GOOD 3‘
announcemeap as any other fiance 7
In the Country.
outhllleewnfln cone.
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3 Stock
bye rut-else- wot-km end W ‘ .
teed. can hit 1%.,“
on
men. Propel
tutti
.5 187 5 .
fitting is Coming. 4
LSHUES‘ it Bilfl'l‘S
Good Place to Buy Shoes
2.532...-
@1345;
“‘(‘htldren‘estmee 9 I.
an Sheen .
a;
llun‘c‘
A full line of
C. E. BU RT’S ‘
Fine Shoes for Ladies, linen end»
Chlldmn. ”"' '
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SHUES AND BOOTS
MAN: 10 Onnnn k
.1 Repairing Neetlyand Prompt- 353
" ly Done. 1”:
A. u. HOYT a; co.
Opera House Block,
, NORWALK. CONN. .
:«i A. ll. BOY'I'. I. ’- £0800
.. ' 2‘: 719*:
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Per- fin” at borne. Term free. Ad
3194!
iii-EAT IN DU CEMENT oii'ered
at the Store of ,
C.H.HARVEY
16 Main St.
A Large- Im‘o-i'ce of Goods just
ccs that Defy the Greatest m~
petition. livery thing to he sold
at the Banner Turns Pater-2s.
Come and look at the .Goods.
Profits no Meredith.
gnome one ruler: use.
»
“ Flue French Rid But-
also. .0. H. HARVEY. _ .
to thin St». is... remain. col...
mu . _ ' y
A ‘
Mn" we. ' n. LhOOKWOOD‘S.
Dunner or have“ ee. Fennel Gem
April win. it patent
. Ii: nltefeel-w- tehereet for overtime
or. hetero to unit?“ their time ”r eettie-
rent. “one vriie not to "Mr le-
eenntl. y I .wititin diam it
“hill to
bottom ereeever. All
and ’ - "'"u'
Sinaf Allilliillil
_TO THEIR _
Mt
smmerysrocr: .
not his,
WHICH IS
r-II
annihilation.
Decidediy tow
w, .‘p,..___
Their Assortuieutoi' L
SP R IN G
Ghiidrene‘ Inca Sheen. . . .:. Site. to $1 00
' “ Button Rotten" new» 1 75
“ Slippern......... 25cm 100
Misses Slippers. . . m . . .. . . . 335.“. to l 95
“ LaoeSlioee..........$i25 to $75
“ Button Boole. . . .. . . . 1 T3 to 9 25
Ludtus‘Buskins eh Slippers. . 400. to l 50
“ i’tein Lace Show . . . . l 00 to i all
“ Pebble Guilt Leon... 1 23 to 2 50
‘ i‘rencll Fox Lane. . . . i no to 1 l5
“ l‘reneli Fox Button. . 1 at) to it 00
“ Debbie tinet Button” 9 no to 8 no
Ottercoats
................ 330 m m In Uneqnnied hr the
lltcne‘PielnShoee......... 185 to 1‘35
“ Plain autumn“... 130 to 200
“ Beutehtfilltere....... 300 to 350
“ titrep Shm........ 350 to 450
“ Funny TlpGnitere... 250 to £50
“ Citif Boole ......... 350 t) 450
Also a large Lot to be sold
at. still Lower Prices. Boots
and Shoes made to Order every
style required. Repairing done
99“!”1:
Additions are being made “the .
Season Advances.
uie' ir'i-gi'etieemgfhflrg‘fltorm tor # '
the mutant were " audience «in Revved
goods. the finest grantee. eholeeet tepeeef-
“a. m. “a" an d“ r. stair-d you‘re an ere-rt, ‘wiiettnh—ldere trut- outed _pottitelenefliii.tlie_5lntereetoteeeet. " V '
wfiu. keepe e full title of chine “a l-o-u-l‘ m“ “M“- " it “0‘" 'Pt'“ Wm" Upon equity 0' WOW" it W" “3“" *
Anesthecmedwm not Nine our town telnet! am on common» cost the town
ill
try ts’
lumen: no. t Ite-
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Clear and Details Billiiir Lilli.
Incite: «Rom St..nenrllniGreveseore.
Alec 20 or 30 lote situated on Benton
Street, Spflntweol,
mu. nit sow CHEAP. mus new.
For per-timbre enquire of
, W!. H. WILCOX or
an 1'. B. GUI‘ER. .e 808.8prfngwood. \
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For Sale or- ta Rent.
A 31 ice conuin shoot
on non Sunkist“: Foodonlg;ae:.d ”52%“
manual?” II in good reptr. if not cold.
quire o“telnet rum April let. For pnrtic’nkre 1b.
pt. I. GU YER.
Clemoiefipongee & Whips
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South Norwalk
READ 'rI-iis,
ANDYE
. Borough People,
AT THE OLD STAND O!‘
H. 3. BROWN.
BOOTS. snors e nuances » ' .
0f nil kind\ It the I went month: cub price!
ggémgml‘adlflwt‘ltie heath his button 1% A .
. w ~ none
1 milliliter-nix the was“ “s " “tu' u '
.5 hence: LOT or
Lneliee’ Rubbers, second
quality. Price 40 cte. a pair. _
Mene’ ditto 70 cte. n pitta
.e . . ,
lnir monument of good gentle or all kinds. etc
(Dome and See.
“erasure n . 3 ,
germanium.“ eighth: thither. Damn»
ELY’S BLOCK.
sonue Honwnur. or.
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GREGORY'S PO 7m, ,
Norwalk Chronicler