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as
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of the Woods.
SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1877.
N0 PAY! N0 PAPER!
' not of Letters
R “ammo in the Pcatctfteo at booth Norwslk
lay a]. 1911. Persona outline for any of the“
letters will pie-roe say they are advertised.
LADIRS‘ LIST.
Mira Bridget Brown. Mrs E. Feesouvinr
Bliss Belle Hamilton.
ours'anairtN's use.
Mr. Chas. rnwn. M. Bryant. Mr. Peter
Duff. Mr D Whitney. ‘
J. S.DUNN1NG.Poot-Iutcr
———~—<>—- «—
Llsl of Letters
‘{ RM “("80 in the Post Ollleo at Norwalk. Conn.
my trial. is?" . Persons callinl: for any of
the atwno w ill please any “Advertised“
‘t‘harleeli. listen. I Mrs Edcar Benedict Mrs
Emma ltlrkuer. Alfred lllaekman Manson Brown.
S R i‘ (snip DarliulD. Davie. antes A. Fcreerp
sun. Marv Fraiuy. Writ 1.. Flueb. Norah Gilli-attire.
.i S linden: l'r‘ur Glut “l"t JellilfBr-otriers. .\lrs
.iulla E Nuimlr Mrs. Elisabeth Quinn. s 3 Quit»
lard s t‘o J Rt‘ldf‘ ill. 0. Randall. Miss liurak
r smith Geo W. imuytb Joliilbhclfberd Wm. ll.
Manson. W ililam Saritom. Mary Turtle. Mr. Whnie~
ill:
CHAS. OLMSTRAD POthuIlc-r.
gloat: News itilll fictions.
I
[3" \\' 0 shall. on W’ednesday mgrniug
next. the day of the Fireman‘s pi.irilde issue
on right page paper to lie esilcl ‘ THE SEN
1 l.\F.l. Exriu AND FIREMAN'S B.l.\.\r~:rl.
which will hr- .lrvntcd especially ti this oe—
c rsiuu. it will contain a coiliplcte prii~
Q'R‘lillll‘ of the exercises. and till the p:rrtir.-~
ll‘..rrs of llil‘ parade. such as the names of
tire \‘lalllllg Ci‘lililltillt‘s. ualiir-sof thcufllccr s.
lltt‘liilIH‘S of l‘dCii tll‘g'tllllt'lllll and their
p‘ ‘lCl‘S in the liu . of march. and l‘Vlg‘)‘ dot ill
that will be ul'.‘ lawns! til the ilr‘liit‘ll :tli‘l
'l‘heri- will ills l b » ‘l
few “ rintvs “ by Hill“ r.-p liters. it; history of
to the general l’t‘tt let.
our lll'f‘ dcpirluicril and the w itrr‘ war-ks. a
‘intli Nl\f\\‘ i.ill( itc. 'I‘M‘n
ty-tlvc hundred copies will be printed and
dcscripli ru iilS
\‘li’t‘lilill‘ll gratuitously. and it limited spice
\\‘.ll to local
which
be tlt‘t‘ll't‘tl llllYl‘l‘l isctllt‘llts
it ill be
Those
this t‘ft‘t'llt‘lil i ppnrt'unily of placing lit-furi-
inserted at one tli'iltl‘ per
li.t‘ll. desiring to avail tliemselws of
t‘i ‘ lilllllt‘ ill ttll attractive form 7 their liusi.
lilin“ and its iiiilimenlents to Pilrt‘huatl‘é‘
sh \lilll h:inl iii llirlr fivr-rs at the earliest
{it Hill is
l‘nt itil bugs e il tilliliit l \‘iih s.
, to. ~
'l‘hi-rc will be ‘t‘ final 'ytiiinisalid
ll.r- pirzide next \\'eduexdiy.
w _~ ”j on.
Mensch are diiniiiis line all l p unions are
wit ‘.l.v increasi-
t
iiiuri ill
.74“.
.. ‘s
“it in Will .i . pm on tho \lr“\lltr‘l‘ to New
iii . n or about the rim \tl duly.
»»<
‘i‘
——¢¢o———-—
First Installment of Straw Hats just re
ceived at Foote‘a Hat Store.
-——-—¢w——-,—;—- V
Buckingham & Co.’ s furniture depart-
ment cannotbeexeellcd in this town. It
makes a fellow lazy to sit in his easy chairs.
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The vegtabl'ea are always nice and fresh
at the stand of Hilsdon lb Adam‘s Riilroad
Place: try a bunch of—sonietliirl‘g.
——-——-«v—-——-
W. I‘. Smallhorn is doing some very cre
ditable work in the furniture repairing. and
upliolstering line. lie is Just the man to do
a neat lob.
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I‘lie rtsidence of E Bcard was entered a
short time ago by thieves and abotil‘ thirty
dollars worth of silverware was stolen.
Mow—”~—
lliiricm Esq.. the fashionable Nol‘wzilk
tailor has one of the finest residences in
town; conveniences. comforts. and luxuries
are even \\ here visible.
We understand that Mr. Arthur Ii El
well has excepted ii situation as superinten-
dant of ii large liusrdwiire milnufiictury in
Pittsburg. Penn.
”7,..-
-—§ailurs in great variet
the many other desirable
at Miss E. C. Smith‘s
M..——m
Hoyt has a magnificent Night Blooming
Cerius preserved in alcohol. at his drug
store. It Came from John H. Smith‘s hot
house.
‘are seen among
tits for children
W—asw—fi
“.llliw da stiiiic.“-those shirt busoliis
which have been treated to Duhbiu‘s Starch
Polish which is for sale at G. W. Day‘s. It
is a really excellent article. and does itll that
is claimed for it.
W. ..
The resilenee of Mr. him 1‘. llciitly. of
the firth of Realty lives. presents ii liiueli
tliici‘ appuilrnnec lllltfr l‘t‘ei' lrcfnlc ; bczilttl-
fill beds of ti llvers adorn the lawn and lend
their fragrance to the surroundings,
._.-..A‘.... ——-—-
Raymond Bros. have such an increase of
business llttll they are fuicell ti carry their
freight by sloop. A few days lieu they re
ei-ivc fill! cargo of grain. etc. by this
tltt‘rti s from i v York.
--— «our
The degree of iiiisler tunsou is lxpecti-d
to lie eulifl-rrvd by Old We‘d Lodge, No.
108. l“. i\' A. M. on til'Xl Tuesday owning.
()pz-il at S o‘cli‘t‘k. sharp. The fraternity
are enriliulll' int‘i’t‘d. I
The Ladies 'l‘riiiperiiili‘c l'iiioii held a
meeting in thialliptisl 'l‘iiburiiiiele tilt Sund-
diiy. and runny t‘llitltlt‘ttl appeals were riizide
itt behalf of the cause. Al tlieel‘usr‘ of the
,nieelins. ti tttttttl‘t‘f of triiets were distributed.
coo—«vq
l‘lic S‘r- until 11 (“we (‘ll \\ is ll‘tll‘l‘il ted to
W cslprirt‘ sitiiiduy on: ’r It t ink si\
to r brill i litefit i h till it uvi r lltt‘lltilx ti t .tt.
—\\' c suppose that Mitchell. wll.i is closely
connected with oxen. supplied the rupiired
“3 lies.“
a. > -
liiiiwii‘s shoe sine is :i lttt‘dt‘l of ttt‘btllt‘i‘si.
v ‘- ‘
Rory litts‘ltivsx‘ uiiii slioil‘d have hit nl
\‘.l'l+‘lttt‘l\l iii the “ Fireman‘s humor“ to
be it‘ll! d on Wednesd: \\
.O.
l‘ \ Mayor it riot in. s \ lid never looked 3
in t r than n \w ll ~ ii is i spirild‘il sh i\\‘ g
u! ll owls. ‘tllzl will \Ylt\l\;!l'rl. '
v «so
u. wanna ll Sunrislilstwn raw. .rrl
spb li.il.l ll \w H in lii~ fr or y il‘ l. and tiny ;
Li .1. M iv till“
.. s
l
‘
we.
.\ r t w fill \igr. ‘tllll ill l l‘ltllllil‘ ltl llt\ll
l,‘ 3.. W4 tltl- lup ill Lin l.‘ . s M w blur! rill;
.‘lliii Strut
9‘.
ll iiilir‘ls liiVi‘ llil‘ i‘illtll .l‘l l ‘1'
ll 4 im- w .ll. in fruht ill .\l.ry ‘l Jill‘s pimp-
till *‘li \\' ixtiiii -t in s‘ii-il. it is in lie l'llll
\\2l’i lilnr‘ ~iiwv
or .u.._.....
\v. “it is s. “in; Quill lilllll‘l‘
‘ l t i in tin t 'r\‘.- pu iii ix for Si lhl
QC.
\ls‘llll Hull lltl \illpini r \i tstt‘ tiall lll\‘\‘i\.
lltlkfu the lltsl leis tri run in tiiw ii if you
ll hid it inst ll'\ Milli" it is only ill writ. ii
pl l‘i‘
If .v iiiiil l
fl‘l i
W Hell.
‘3: i
use -
We «all dilttvxl raid in it it our lltl’
l.i .l ~li lliu trim. Hill to it lit-it .‘tl lliglt‘s
pil \l.li.tt‘) \\.~lill filing; liii.l til; ll‘ ll \\ lti‘l
do 23.: it \\ ill in i .w i‘ui‘ li‘r‘l iliil‘ ?t new ill in.
coo
ll -li nus Stile-i l‘fl’lisli H We "lit”; ici‘vrl
lt\iltlll‘ with luv »t' Liberty .t'll l with
\\ 1th
9 <-
ltliii
till; Ql‘lill ‘lllr‘ll tui all it dues lllike linen
sill-4‘ For ~13. .il ti. \V. “0‘55
-. .‘,. -
ll lu't ll5|\‘l‘ l! nit-l til it Sillttil N-ii it‘llllt‘s
first ttllllll’ill p irirdc was :i lllll‘ iill‘ilr. with
the ram ptlnrl tli t-ie relivsllulvuts. l‘rvpliv
it lilti'fill li‘t illlt‘y ii.‘ s iildll h‘iig‘s. t‘.llil‘.‘l. l‘lt“,
held the \‘ll‘dlllil‘ll‘l‘ wrll r‘ N liirI’lhrini' 'i‘rriis
ii lid
on.
li‘fli. y Ill tli-rill rein-rub 'r Hill. in mi of
will llfft‘lill'tl ui‘v single men. and show how
Kristi" it will; you are by getting: y illi‘ ulnlllr l‘
gin prrprwv some food for f“.‘fri‘shtiil‘tlls on
the day of the th‘ttlll‘
w-—-v—»Qoo- v...
'I lit‘ rpl I. ‘w. ' twtl iliiw lll\l‘ it that us it t: it
lltt‘i‘ in the ill igli h tilltlll of Ilrld 't‘pilll ii
p Il‘lrl twricrsi-s where the bites of pillltltt
burs hive pr‘n liter-d 3"rtllli“ ell‘wriis. lii Htll‘
c luv. a "Hill lust ii linger by output ill-in. l“"
fi‘lllltlfl frurli ‘I still: by one of these ltht‘t‘ll.
Perhaps, it' s hidrnplrn'ili
my“ »— —.—.
Street co lliiiisshin r1 llrkir says if all the
property hut in rs ur the city Wiulltl klcp the
Sll‘t'ulrilt fr-iul «if their mentors in us grind
or in as Councilman Scltur'k I-Ifld thi ir‘ D ..
ly .iiiii It few others. it world c or tliu city
but a trifle in luv.- the finest struts of any
city in the. Slight
.‘>.-.Vw.—.
—-13ittlcd Lager Bur-r for side at
‘ Sidinub'rl.
Gen.
__ ..<’*-. ._
Tit‘f’clill central inquiry whether any
Mill!" is going to be tikcn to prevail hy-
druphubla in this town during this sun
riicr. Certainly Sirlill‘llllllg should be done
“i ”3103. D045 n it iiillzz‘n-l sll lull be des-
troyed. We or line scvvruJ etses that have
been reported liili Week i our exchanges
win-re liydriiphohli result -d from the bites
of split. dogs that showed no signs of mad-
nt-ss. 'i‘lrvy are dangerous under any clreu‘nr
slerCt'.
The ilvarii yacht ".trllvrlcii" now runs
regularly bet-veer) this city and lltiri'inut in.
L. 1.. leaving llunliuutuii .\Iondavs.\Vu~inos
days and Fridays in 7:00 a, in.. rrtrrrninrr at
4 p. u). On alternate days she may be ell-tr-
tered fur excural "ii. The steamer: is doing
considerable business in freight and preach-
gcrs.snd we hop.- will build up calensive
corrirni rcial relations betwieu this city and
Long Island.
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-—Lalesl styles of Guitars at Swords‘ .
My -—.~.
Whenever you want to an out of this city
and do not know lhc.buurs when the trdne
“leave. you get u newspiper and read the
time table; whenever you do not know the
hour :rhuretr begins. you get the newspaper
and road it. advertising columns for the
hour; wheurver you want to know the price
of cold. stocks. the condition of the grain.
flour. critic. and other markets. you at a
newspiprr to obtain the information. lid
on it is with the current news of the day.
If you want to be informed. you should read
the newspapers Ami hit-«lo flee the profit
and sneer.“ 'if‘rtbuco who advertise. The"
is no item or branch of business that is not
benefited by advertising.
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~8artorn 30m. havoc mister-prion
and are new ankle. coed poets
i unit Mr.
T all \‘l his t‘ll\lt‘iltt‘l.\ .
i wilt‘
; he iil‘i ll i «it ptzivl lint: tli.» ilillt‘ll
(
‘tmi frun Egypt and are obtained by strip»
Now improve your constitution by Wino
‘ Slilltllll‘r
A. 8 Baker after June 0th will» open sn'
ice crummnnufactory under Boyt‘a Drug
store. and run a wagon through the city.
‘ “00.—
Read Messrs. Dickerrnsn its Son‘s new
advertisement. It will be interesting to
those who desire good goods at moderate
prices.
wow—~—
Tbc public entertainment of the “ Young
People association“ has been postponed by
the executive committee until Monday ev-
ening. J true 11th.
——-—-—«v
—-Tlie war on those peanuts st Tucker‘s
is still raging with unabated fury.
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Every business man should have an ad
vcrtiseiueut in the “ SENTINEL Evrru asp
Frumrax‘s Barman." 'to be issued next
Wednesday morning. Twenty- five hundred
will be gratuitously distributed.
w—QW
Oiir firemen should get their collars. cliffs
and linen‘done up with Dobbln‘s Starch
Polish. Then they will shine. It can be
procured only lit G. W. Dly‘s. who has the
sole agency for this town.
Mr I‘leteher lisrpcr of Harper Bros.
died on last Tuesday- morning. aged 65
years. The funeral took place from St.
Paul‘s M. E. Church. Fourth avenue and
Twenty second street. N. \'.. on Thursday
Mao. ~-—-~-
“ hl'illit‘F'O\)lllilr.\' “ rind “ Fatherland "
are the hearts‘ idols of the Englishmen and
Germans. but the poor Turks have no such
patriotic expressions. Their ntl‘ectlons cell.
lrc around the sea 'i‘if Marni Ora-«Bosnia
.~idmrfr‘sl‘r.
MW“
All attempt was made a few nights ago to
enter the residence of A. J. Crofut. Esq”
but tli that gentleman has so arranged
wires about his house that it is impossible
f it thievrs to enter without being heard. the
id' tilllll. \\ as not successful
. «w. ._.
——i. ltllt‘S should examine the flue stock of
tiilllirir-ry goods at Miss E. C.
Sliitli‘ s. ‘lt‘r‘fi'lllltli: in this line is com-
plctl d arid prices that will suit all
‘V
It is said of a in rl' respectful old historic
parish in Connecticut that they starred
their minister. and are lillW about to error a
m.-
splendid monument to his memory. He
“asked for bread and they give him a
stone. "— Spring firfrt‘ l'nz‘wi
w
tiiils 1i tVl‘ thiir sorrows and Hit it troubles
but nothing is more liuiiiiliiitiiii. to the avrc
ago young lady than to be beaten at a prime
of er rpi t by a girl who slit wears her last
stiiiiiiiel‘a dress. ,
<0»?
iiii -. tillt r ti rnr ilb‘ iiitli has orderid elp
talus of coliipiilies to iipi-it what facilities
the) have for later t prae‘iee iti their districts
ttlt‘ilt‘llllltt‘ldl‘ report such plans as they
think til-st titted for the st‘st‘dtt‘ilte iiistrlte
it‘ll and prietiee of their i‘uiiiinaiids ill
. rill» tiling.
rr was.“ _
t‘rup in ws is u we all cheerful. llzspatches
to New York from the west represent the
V_“‘
illiiwtt is p iin . and gl‘ttllt‘ltni lv'to
lliisi‘ two will tillr‘.
are It\‘ttltttHl‘llll‘tili‘lli eunuch tor the must
furll llil‘tr'.
<0: .
tun r tit slivilzi t\l\‘\llt‘
lt“ll\\‘li‘\ll‘ll‘.\ t ~r the tilt men it! \l
Wrath. sd .y There will he ‘\ cunt iiiiiiiy to g
iced. ‘tltil it will take he iii»; of loud. so don‘t l
‘l‘hve “it i
in l l l‘\il*~.iti\ ‘_
“\‘l‘l‘t family
iilll i‘ “til \ til “Hr l‘t
Q‘. ' " .
N \‘ \\‘ dumtiy r\ our»; on tot iiillpmt _
ll inw. Nvll\\1tii\.l\\ tilllll‘tll‘t‘“l1:\‘$:ill“l
lllllil t“lll'lll l~\‘ \\'iurirvilriiiwi\ hunt in j
N \\‘ \‘utli .\ Lil‘ ilii li ti.‘ is t‘.\|\ «.‘t -i. out
it inn two to lt‘l ‘ll lit the stiriiii; nulls in
l‘tlll lent r‘ imp tiers \ illt will ritlviid. N i ri‘
\tl‘\l‘\l Sl‘ilS‘. c inei‘il l‘ntttilll‘tlt‘t‘l :rt \i4tit
it‘ll \i k
' -, on: «v .
~\‘\‘\‘ il‘t l\‘\‘i‘l ~ \tlllit‘ li-lllllelillltt‘ N tli i
\le‘. iii l“ line‘s ll ll Sir-ll‘. l
v» use ‘ -
l.~~iiigh~.i: for lhr inlet sixiilillluc du‘s‘.
‘l‘lic proclaihiuv is as follows; A talkative
ltt‘.llitrrt‘ll\ priiillilrinu his pick at are
rlinliltdl' liiw llgiiirl. 'l‘he itt‘.\l day it
t‘tillltii‘ of stu‘dr‘u yriililt: rlirii drivv llpt litre
nwr \\l1l\lt‘ll‘llll‘illlilitl l‘.““lls stolen lli‘llt
smile “shite“ it they find my ill t‘ie :il‘
lti‘li‘s tlt“(‘\|l‘t‘ll i'iit‘ lilill .l. 31‘ tho p t"\l\‘
litli‘ L'l\‘llt‘.l up do sun-i
w ~v-- 9a.
- Utl We llli‘sil ii morning the lltllll‘lH
ll’llltl llial iii‘irv:-s hr in about half “it‘ll r‘iclt
w is delayed illiliiil il l“t‘ll iliiililt} s ill‘dl‘ Wd f
l-ill through the lite ik ice of ii spring. \\ltlt‘ii
was silliillrll llt‘Jl‘ llll‘ middle of tho l‘it‘.
l‘hc Ni w \‘ulk lirid New ll ivcii train w t‘
oldie with wall it lhis stltiii in nrlvr in
ill tlil‘ the t‘rilill‘tll nu. ll tppily t‘lv dolly.
of the llillliilry iron was neeissinuvd by
nothing lltlli‘tl swrhiui t‘i in his li ‘cn ulnlcl
, ow
Illl‘ .l .llnlii~ll lilo: who l‘tiillillt'l'llltt‘
news stand on build the Americas has
illudc ltf‘lllltlt‘llll‘llli whereby the morning
papers will be thrown on hiiild ill Sands
i‘iiint ; tlir~ pilsst‘ilgvlti will thus have an
hour and it half in real before the . irrrlvoiri
the city. lie his also a line assortment of
games which hh rctl‘s out at reasonable
rates. ills siciiinhnat express is also very
(‘llllVl'lllt‘ltl tn tr ivvli‘is.
W—mfiwvu. .—
W it» w lrils ti lily ii pirsuuilec? 'l‘ be
H. ltluilisl Stir'lilt' i i'll r llrr its for H In W ‘5
no lcrsl ind lllit ll lltlw priorungu i.
c ititciilpltlt ~rl fol llli» new DilRllllr-\\‘lllt. tiv
lhc w l\‘ is wry liliiuli likl l by his ll ck.
‘tlltil‘ll lit) by stray slurp lf'I'lli lilhrl ti on:
who h: i\'t‘ droplwd ll ..i i Sunday D\utrtllg
ti) hit it‘ hurt. —- ll'ursfuf llcrerld.
\Vi- are glad in it'itl'll that the if ‘t'. W. H.
Thomas. so will known in this town. is
trier-ling with such success in “limited.
--» «flown-“-
I'vultl’ who make ii limit of chewing: pir-
per are warned not to use postal cards for
liiu~tlc~ilioii Dillpilsl'fl. During the l't-ttrni.r
of the contract for printing them last week.
it wasiii-veluped their lire linen rugs from
which the carts are lli‘ldO are overly irirpiir-
lug lnllllllcy. Milly this of rillirniiiv wrnt~
pings are linp'll‘lud cveryyviir by Airlerlcan
p-.p.~r fll't‘filll'flCluf‘ttl‘é‘.v-Bifl’t’ff'll.
H-«w— 7
There is a pi-rsrin in every city who is ft‘i~
qui-‘nlly nreuti‘ined no the newsp-lper I‘v-
p rtvrs. but whom they seldom ll rd. 1!“
,,turns up in evrry transaction. almost. and
has to be looked for in conurctlnn it‘ll.
about every item. flu is alwviya alluded to
as “ the one who can tell you all about ii."
arid is an elusive and evanescent rialsunstiirr
in April. and as hard to get hold of a: a or.
inter! fog. We know him from and wipers
ierlcc.
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«Hard Pain I’riees—Paiitlircuns m’ti‘lr} m
order—all wool—flint class rilylc for $3.00.
at Swi-r ds‘
c—rwwooo—fl
!l is quite refreshing. duller: the warm
weather through which we have lately
passed. to have more learned friend explain
its mum and thus satisfy our curiosity as
to the why and witt‘l‘cfnr of this unnitural
clue of weather. Various are the theories.
but the most probable explanation that we
have yet met with is that the immense for
rest area raging around us have lent their
treat and smoke to make the murky and op—
pression atmmpberc which hovered for
several days around us. Another explana-
cotton to that the recent volcanic tll‘lul"
boners which have appeared on the Poems!
«not. accompanied by earthquakes have
liberated u iamouanrity of heat which has
been swept scene the continent. Whether
this be the tree-cams or N. we trusty bum
. condition for plinliuc e \iii.
‘ \t
i ltilelrz-ii oil the trait of his llaltt‘ldl‘ liiuiisiiih
i“...
iwheat ”up as large and in a afisfavtury
\ winditl in The harvest in R ruins. ltlinnis.
in it til“ l \\\‘i and hilehicsn plntnlscs to lie
. very lircc lit .\liinivxs.\i i lhv crop is repair
it‘ll only hit iii theswirtlr. lit tlvrvt‘ counties
lil lliue states the mound is reported in line
which basins
, e s.-
ill \til the middle ..r d iiw
w . o.
l‘. liiwpx the st \ltlll‘ni “l“.‘lll‘lll iii a young
‘_i ~iiiii first‘s \‘ill‘l r is when he Mind in e nil“.
ll lli his girl‘s iiiipl ii‘ rli‘c rill fdhvr bl‘ uh
continue. ill a profoundly in speetfnl item.
lll cloth its tli us it il‘ “our t"lt‘lllr d and pull
lit «p ii i lt‘i‘tlw tuwii~lllilll. \llu ll iii. lilil‘ris
lhilmp. is limiting rt liiiiillwnio sliitiirwl
l‘lt Ninth Street “
vv ~- may
it xiii; in ‘ltl‘ il'l‘tl‘ft or iii» textilurihy ii.
p iill‘p e mi. \\l\l\“_l up iuili‘ s‘l lit llll‘. it
ll \\ li t'il ill t‘t“ any 1 ~ p ‘\l‘\*\tl' liit‘ pirhl r‘.
l'illt «\l‘ the \‘lllltllilllllt‘tlliill \t‘i “\\'iill.it‘«
and the d‘t‘lti'btutll‘i‘ t‘ ruse." ll‘ innit a l‘i‘l
il in id the riiiiliii p‘ priid f t the “ l‘rni
lil‘lttlltt‘ t‘u‘lliiiii the it in wt . l t‘ tllritbltl
illu‘c ‘tttll other iteuis of l l“ll d
, 9..
'l‘llitu is sullli‘tiiiilir rr'frr‘sliitlt: in the ttllr-l‘
ltllii lid ‘i‘l‘llilllt‘lll tli it visitors in ii printing»
illlli‘e will llltll s di‘pl l\' ii' the t‘ttlllllintls‘sl
lli inc: “ W hat is it til tdwl. lowkinir ihilii:
stunting up in th it e ‘l‘dt‘l' E“ is sometimes
rival ltt‘ all this pli‘islii‘llel \tltst‘l\‘t‘l. and
ill“ in ltlix“l tva ltll.‘\\‘l‘l‘~‘. “ That is the
lH‘lliltll" idlliH tnwe‘. We always stilild it
up ill llll‘ corner.“
‘
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. on. .
if \‘iltl wish in sec \‘r‘iuliui‘kr‘s t‘ltlllt‘l, and
the say is tlllt‘lxlltlll‘ll where llxiippviirs you
run do so thlullrli an opera glass. Find the
shit ill the lttilllll“ of ii large dipper. which
is tlrllrcsl to the handln ; lltt‘ll find the one
.it lit" hip id‘ the dipper. which lstliii‘furthcr
one from the handle. ltltil filllnwirlg the lulu
tlf‘lill‘ tw ii dist: tllt‘t‘ «if one and it half tllllrs
the rust tlit‘t‘ ltt‘leil. '2 them the rye (ilrrrillgh
llli‘ iiislrnnlcnil \l'lll rest up ill the rd‘lcct of
the winch.
“Gk
.l liti (‘ h tlllt‘dl 2: .id fudwuid 'l‘lintupsurt
“'t re ltllr sled Thursday evening. for first
driving «in \‘v'iiiiliiuriton street and drunken
liens. Now lithe Mayor will do his duty
and hive those irimmt who daily made a
ir- itiiig course of South Jilin street. seriou-
iiiwldrtits lll‘ty ll‘ avoided. Bill it uppir-i
curly iiiirki-s :i ditl‘srciicr' with our infiivriil
whether it is .‘t llll‘ r iii-vii whu vinlriles‘ t II
ordinances or shrub of their pursuit il (”1'"th
{ind the p dicn rtr‘i‘lii ti l|,t\'rl specr il giliri.
of Washington St.
‘-
_..... wa—
“\Vr' buy it flliritl u. my ll its by the else.
ind ulvc tii- iilvantigu ti ttln tillyir. Ill
1“ ruliz' a U it S (m.
coo—~—
Juhii Llwler'. r-l' Nor'walk. was robbed of
$l0 in ii Water strict Billlgt'll'il'l lodging
iii-usi- lirsth Silnldayi-vitiing In the early
pull of ”it owning he took from his last
p iekr't. a ten dollar bill and . ll‘ red ti pity
lHI‘ his room. As th’Gprunrret’or could fit-l
lliltlit‘Cllqudl‘H“ piyilll‘nt was deferred uiitii
the mirrnirlg. All Ililll‘ln sf‘tssrir grinder ,uc‘
euplcd the irtlllt‘ rmiin w t‘t L’lwll‘l‘ and was
present whvn the latter «if-red ti‘ifiprw fur
the l‘tiilill. \l'hr-n Liiwier got up in the
morning the llirliari was missing and it is
prohiihie he rifts-i Liwler pickets before
tearing the recon—Lemur.
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Although atew lusslii not torrrther last
Wednesday and instructed the :Bhilrd of
School Visitors of this town to put the
schools biosphere-they were a quarter of a
century ago. it we have ii Board composed of
invuvwhu will perform their moral and legal
duties. this rlisirriieefui step will not berth
ken Nrirwalk now stands before the world
as the first New England town to matte a
backward movement in public education.
But for the honor of the place it should be
tirade known that the liieelirlrr referred to
did not fr‘prescrif. the town. There was less
than one hundred present. ‘
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Silith Nora-silt did not decorate on the
30th. which is not creditable to said city.
What has beeiulc of the Noble pltrlula who
remained at home during the war, and
promised to hold in sacred remembrance
‘llttSO who should die in their country‘s aer-
viee. You don‘t see much of them now.
but“ they will chino out in aiming force
all: old we ever be involved to another war.
and pledge their means. influence and sacred
honor in behalf of three who will take the
field for them.
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dust received of “I 0. Smith‘s all
the agrees nevi-tries to ruliltoery goods
a
How not
School noon-u. ‘
The annual meeting of the South Non
walk Union School District will be held at
the Franklin street school hopes. next Hons
day evening at 8 o‘clock. to bear the "port
of the district committee. treasurer and col-
iector for the :prcccdiug year. and to elect
the district committee. and other nanometer
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Tcaclsere’ Association. ‘
Friday‘s programme of the first annual
meeting of the Fstrfleld County Teachers‘
Association will have been nearly completed
before this is printed. but tonight Supt. B.
G. Northrop will deliver his popular lecture
on “ The Lessons of the Centennial." at the
Congregational church. Admission free.
Teachers especially invited to be present.
Waco;
Aver-ill Chemical Paint.
We would respectfully call the attention
of all parties interested. to the merits of the
Averill Chemical Paint. and refer them to
the following gentlemen whose splendid res.
idcnees have been painted the present sea
son :
Gen. Nelson Taylor.
lion. Talluisdgc Baker.
Burr Nash. Rap.
W. W. Cornstoek. Earp.
John 1!. Knapp. Esq..
And a large number of others
D. u. WEBB. Agent.
At Oillee of RAYMOND. BROTHERS.
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Don Pasquale.
Miss Maria Braincrd. supported by acorps
of musical talent. appeared in Douizettl's
comic opera “ Dori Pasquale." last Wednes-
day evening. at Music hall. The costumes
were splendid. the singing was capital and
the acting good. Miss Brailierd is indeed a
sweet singer. and she runs out the highest
notes with apparent case and grace alike
coliitiiundablc. She is rather pretty. too. on
the stage. and makes up well in her gorgeous
costumes. The several gentlemen who ris-
slsted hrr were also good singers. their
voices helm: clear and mellow Most of the
coiiveisiitiun. however. was inaudible in the
balcony. which was rather provoking. The
audience w as quite small but they made the
hall ring with their applause.
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A Monster New Steamboat.
'l‘hetloluiiibiudhe largest excursion steanr
er in the world. was successfully launched
by liiglls from the (ireeiipuint yard. Tues-
day. at it) o‘clock a. m. and turned over to
her owner. Mr. R. (‘ornell White. in the
presence of at least l0000s speetiturs Mr
W line. it will be remembered built a new
steamer for the it iekaw iy rattle which was
split iii two on litr trip hither from Norfolk
The t‘uln'libl l is to take her place. and will
b pat on the route on the first of date. run.
nine: d illv to and from the Beach in courts?
lltltt with the Americas. \‘eversiuk. A drip hi
and Twilight. Miss Emma 'l‘tinrsby broke
rl bottle of champagne on the (‘nlunibla‘s
bow and elirixtened her as she struck the
water A lsrcc number of invited guests
were on the chrrslnk and Americas. and
alter the liliuiili took a trip down the bay.
w- s w on ~
School Festival.
.\t the “wand grand school festival held
in Music llal‘. r‘tt Friday evening. the user
eiws were t‘lll \ved by a large audience. The
\‘tlt‘ftllttt‘vttti the til-tellers in drilling the
scholars was litttxlt‘ manifest in the perfect
e‘xlt‘llltiill of Ilit‘ several prr’is. .‘liss lilane‘oe
Wriitmlu tick the character of lllt‘ May
r\l~.i vii. still was virv pritty ill ll. tim 'I‘l‘e
“\t‘vl» Ll‘lli‘ Fines“ enlcrl forth much up
ltl'llls‘t‘\!\tlil the “ Little Lights “ was sung
vr-l‘y illimiv hi“ Minis ll id li‘ti and ti lod-
wlu. 'l‘h-- friu dc v. lnr‘ipr‘dlsl was quite air
‘tl‘T‘lt 1‘ ill as were ids» the \‘alli‘llt‘l‘llt‘ t'xvr
rises ‘tltd the anvil churns. Mr. S. T. hut
lun.llic lllc plitw‘pll. ciliillti‘lcl must of
l‘il‘ cv-‘lcisr‘s. tittil the wind lrs. till. a wlinh.
gave evidence Ul ltlltl‘lt pricliee. All who
it on lr‘l uptown l llii‘nlsulvi s prrl‘iclly tlt“
lglt d rind tullhll l
~ on
The Iliu Trade.
The ell‘ t is of the llussn l‘iirk'rdi warhilvc
druid} directly ii lineuerd trade in some
sections of the lbswrn Si lies. The tlflttlll
res and ali‘tuuuilhnt illslillfaetut'lcs of New
lllvi-u. Spi‘luclleild and llirtfnl‘d have been
crowded t i lllt‘ll‘ lulli'st extent in filling‘ or-
dvrs for truth Russia and 'i‘llrkiw. This has
drrii ill v iltsiid ti deviled and large iliipruve
ttit‘lil llt lltt‘ litill tulle of thew sections.
and this activity. \tllltl‘lllt‘ll with the favor
able slirio rif’the weather. has caused the but
trade to crcally iliipi‘uvc. EWholesale houses
doing business in these inc: lilies inform its
that the trade is much better. and tho prus~
ltl‘l‘ll‘ brighter than they have been for the
past few velrs. Should the SlPlltXaIll‘ in the
l‘ilnl cuiiliiine. and protracted warms it one
durihtcdly will. Alilt‘l‘ltittt products would
he more generilly in demand throughout
Europe. and there is no doubt bill that the
now idle [\llf‘llllil uflhri American Ctllllltitlf‘v
lty will be employed. and all departments of
our lililnilfnetnriiig and other interests be
gi‘ft'tlly stimulated . Illrmhp iimi Fur-Torrie
Ii‘rw‘r‘trl.
James ll. Knapp. Earp.
A. J. Crofut. Earp.
Gnu. E. Miller. Earp.
Edwin A. Whitmau.3sq..
, ‘
Great Fortunes in Gold and Oil-
0 \‘t‘l‘.
Are reported daily from the nuert 1!le
auu sax Juan lustre Thousands arc flock‘
in: turnwr from ltll parts of the country.
l‘hii rush rt‘l‘xkl‘lllltll‘illlt ill ‘40. and Pike‘s
Peak ill '38 was llllllllu! compared with this
lirw llt‘fll'l‘lvl.
llut all who itl‘l‘ bound to em, or think of
twin.- to lllt‘JllJtt‘K nrr.r.s (mu) MINES. in
die six JUAN SILVER LAN!) shoal I get uli the
facts they can before Luy stark—«such hr:
the lrciiiori of the mines; llClll‘il yivld to
this than; the hcsir routes : e st of getting
here; cost of living; business openings ;
populations of tile towns and clamps; chur-
lrctcr of rho country. &-c. the.
S'rriu cohoriino sraru Drilucrorlv FOR
r r. 270 page s. contains all that. the Capital
ist, iir eiiiigriiit wants to know about Color-
rirdu. San Juan and the Black Hills minis.
This Dirietriry. together with it snpptls
merit and ii map of the Sin Jurn ciiuutry
and the Black Hills. will be sent pilst paid
for one dollar. Address. J. A. BulimPub-
fisher, Denver. Col.
MOW—~—
’ Divorce.
It wasi with much enthusiasm and marked
delight that the theatre going pm of our
population receiver] the famous Fifth Ave
nus Om. who. under the leadership of
.\lr. El. Chapman. performed the play
of Divorce. in Mudo Hall. on last blon-
day cvenine. In the prrformanee of Pique
in this place they gained ouch a reputation
that when the announcement was made that
Divorce was to be produced here every one
predicted that a success was inevitable.
And it was so; the amine was per feet. and
the character assumed by fir. Ed. Chapman
was rendered in a biirliiy commendable man
ner.andlwtleuever he appeared upon the stall»
throw the audience into convulsions of
laughter. The other characters of the piece
war-cairn rendered the point of “cottonwood
itnacts much credit upon the manager.
Mr. Fred M. Knappdtiat he um his best
endeavors to introduce such an array of
tdeut to our poopltl. The appreciative loam
agar sees at a glance the companies that cou‘
talc true worth. and he studies to elevate
the minds of the town‘s people by placing
such companies with ill the mob
of all. We fear that bis statute tntbto do
teammaudéy meet t:Itllr ‘tbo ampprociotionh. ill
a or mm two bop w
on ttauebtawnrklntbls booked. widow
* PIRIOIALI.
Ir. Charles Ionic of New York. spent
Sunday in this city where he met a heat of
friends. _ \_
Kiss nibble Jones. of New York has been
spending the week with friends in this city.
Ilsa Jessie Combs. of New York. has been
visiting a few days in this city.
'Mra. J. T. Burritt is spending a few days
with her sister in llhford.
Mr. John Porter. of New York. returned
home Wednesday after a short visit with
friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Beers. of this city.
are visiting relatives in Eaton. 0t.
Miss Lottie Porter. of New York. is visit~
ins her aunt. Mrs. Johnston. of this city.
Mrs. Thou. I. Raymond. of this city. is
visiting her sister in New Jersey.
Mr. Bernhard Seeksmp. with the firm of
Lord if: Tuylcr. New York. who was visit-
ing at the Burton House last summer is just
recovering from the spring fever.
“ Site" is home from a two weeks‘ cruise
to Long Island.
Enfiamk.
The auction sale of Mr. D. H. Fitch‘s
furniture. which took place on Monday. was
well attended by both sexes. and he won
successful in disposing of a considerable
amount of goods at. fair prices. but some
things went cheap as they always will on
such occasions. When sewing machines
sell at one dolls; and fifty cents we think
hard pan prices are reached. Mr Fitch cx~
pectsto bid good by to East Norwrdk next
week and move his family to the {citywhere
he is conducting the restaurant business.
it :v. E. I. Bray. who has formerly
preached at Five Mile River Sabbath after-
noons . has with drawn his services from that
society. and will hereafter devote his whole
time and interest with his flock at East Nor~
walk. where his services are greatly appre»
elated.
MW
“110 “1“ Come Forward!
The firemen of this filly propose. with the
assistance of their brethren in neighboring
towns. to have a grand parade and display.
This. we suppose. is well understood by all
our citizens and towns-people. This affair
is to be on a very large scale indeed. and
there will he a multitude of strangers and
visit/ore in our midst. Now these strangers
and visitors will undoubtedly require refresh-
merits and none but those who have been
intimately connected with such matters can
appreciate the into position in which our
fire companies stand. A committee 'has
been appointed to solicit refreshments. and
this committee begs the public to think of
the vast amount required. and then to give
as liberally as they can. Anything that is
good to eat is acceptable; this covers a large
ground. bill we wish to call particular at-
tention to this request : sandwiches. or any
thine. that will make sandwiches is «welsh
iy desired. Now who will come forward r
We know that if you only bad the faintest
conception of how much is required. you
would not hesitate to give something. It is
proposed to call upon those who inform the
eiiliiluiltee of their willingness to contribute
something. on Tuvsiliuv out. the day before
the parade. and all who take a pride in our
firemen will please try and contribute some
thing. We. will come forward ?
- ooo .
“ Iloav luck Owens 'l‘botl [into
My Lord.“
The Rev. Wm. ll. Similuwn preached a
dow bright. solid English sermon last Sun
day morning. So many of the sermons
that people usually listen to are cnlupid
ltuits eunta'lil‘lui: litany hilly. foreign words
which have bra-n introduced into Your law
it“ in» and which are used til tiltttkllllt‘ ttTt‘P‘
tendrr splits. These words and scanners
have generally two or three difl‘wnt «leflld
lions. and as the congregation ltau iliy select
the drfll~iitlnn liiint pleasing to themselves.
llll‘rlt‘ words are safeto make use of. Bill
up ~ll this ul‘t‘itrdlllt Mr. S uusoll departed
t‘lsitii the customary rule of lttua‘. his brcth~
felt. and delivcwd himself in solid. unmisl
ttkatite Six in. containinc bill one meaning
and in that so much force. "it text “ll-w
tittlt‘lt owrst than my 1. vol “ was nine
oiliriiiy handled in a liiastvrtv ilti'tllftt‘f‘.
in speaking of the marked difference be
tween the wisdom of the world and the wire
door of the church he said that the world
exhibited much more winirltu in producing
ailraciiunaliirthu people than the church
did. iiu directed ltie a fl‘ull'tll to the mod.
ctrl billiard saloon. brightly painted. glitters
trip. with many 3““ of gas. and rurlicut with
mirrors and glided trimmings. The man
rigors of these almost palaces of pleasure
care not for the expense incurred; that is a
secondary consideration. flow is it with
the church r Ask the members or reg‘
ular attendants for a little money in order to
provide acimfortable church and the an-
swer almost is. “ I will tbilik about it.“ Mr.
Simunsou said that if the church ‘ wished to
be effective in bringing men into the right
palh it must at least make attempt to provide
“1“!“ comforts that it may be inviting to all.
We do not doubt that it was thoroughly
understood and appreciated by all who were
there.
In the evening the reverend gentleman
preached a capital sermon on our “ Nation‘s
Dead." and strewed the flowers of language
on their utmost countless graves.
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In Memoriam.
Our littlluu‘s dent]. some of WHO“ lie scat-
tered tli-day throughout everv come cry in
he laud. recelwd lust chneildnnv marry
fl Iftti hill-rings. In this solemn ceremony
distinction was not made tietweeu Cululubia's
was; the noble y until or bearded man who
reeled trom lire Sautureu ranks deud upun
.uu field of battle received no less attention
than did the loyal soldier who wore the uni-
fiii-m of the Union. The Resident and his
“uterus visited sword cemeteries where
our soldiers lie mint tuiciriv. Annual. every
wuere through rut tlitt country. in the our:
city. thriving Village or liliuihle liltlulr t. an
attempt Was made to make this work of
drcurrrtiuu ii work of the whole community.
In this lowii. however. the hand of the pub
we not violate ; but private eltinans to some
extent extiibiied that respect and reverence
which should never be fora ntteu though
the ride of years may drift us far from the
scenes of bloodshed. Nearly all our business
men closed their alert-s iu the afternoon.
and a few of lhe graves in town where sleep
our brothers were decked with garlands of
beautiful horrors.
These ltttll‘vii. the tribute Of a nation‘s
love. may whither and decay—‘lis but an
emblem of man's Metro; existence—but.
the toll we bear toward these silent heroes.
who gave up their lives for us. will never
become extinct. And as the delicate flowers
were strewn upon the gr“. I. were our she-
ruol forgotten whoeloep upon the rugged
mountain top. the sloping hillside or the
deep doth—who mt beneath the waving
erasablsdes in many an unknown (rave—bur
rtod when they fell in the battte’s beat-were
tum noble ones forgotten r Nut Although
no alone may mark the spot and no one
know that o man ties buried there. still.
portrait-All some bumble cottage. nestling
among the New Inland bills. far away
from his prove. a well , worn vacant chair
a pair of slippers. or a letter penned in basis
upon the event battle. keeps the memory
eflhaioved uncover frat. And so the
Noe violets. and roses. and tithes bloom in
.i,
Brothers,
Nonalltrllnrralk
Straw Hats,
Straw llals‘,
Straw Hats.
r
We buy Straw Goods direct from Manufacturers by
the Case only. and are thereby enabled to soil at
Wholesale or not...“
AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
r: ouch Penman.
locum». In“.
Canton. 1mm.
and was.
White Puma
Eats.
ill Wlilllll‘llfla
Alapucu. Chock.
Warned Honour.
and Strip».
From 35c. to $4.75.
IlllSTEIlS
lohfll'i
1.5.3.3.
While Vests,
White Vesta.
Worotcdim
$1, $1.50. $1.75. $2.25. $2.50.
$3.00. and $3.76.
Linen Panto do Vent...
Blllfl Flillllll Sll
The most _pou ular Summer
Goods' in t 6 Market.
For Full Suit.
Drawers.
ere only 65c.
81. 75.
Gonisllr‘o
White Vesta.
Brown Drill and Brown
Skeleton 6 - Bocko
Holt Lined “
Double Bron-ted , “
From $8.50 to $12.75 8: $14.50.
snarl Underwear.
Merino and India Gauss Goon
The Best Pcperel J can Drew-
Gonzo Shirts fi'orn 300. to‘
(‘lotliing offered in New York.
. . ‘—
clpthliig intelligently. call upon or
Now open in our “fitness-Street
“‘oolcris for Custom-made Suits, 3t.
ill New York.
DEVLIN
WHY YOU SHOULD
VI§IT US.
Beea__t_isc we make the]. amt and choicest stock ochn’ I and
Because our prices on tiny: the
m. and our methods of business insure perfect fair-dealing. Tow
write to us. Samples, pnece.‘ and
descriptive pamphlet sent on application.
Store One Thousand Sta Spang'
825 and upward 'f Pam It .8
and upward. The finest show of Piece Goods for men‘s moves-undo
Will open on or about May lot, a grca__t___ otcck ofBondy-
nude P_I__antaloous of fine quality and extremely for-‘- prices.
Ir. 00.,
LEAIIII norms,
Broodwoy, corner Grand W; Broadway, ocean's-rum
NEW YORK.
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Good Oolong Tea
325°.
C O F F E E
200.
Wooden * Pails
150.
Paper Pails
500.
OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. ‘
Siddall’s Magic
15 ALL THE GO.
Give no it call mm “stalk Your
A. KNAPP.
h if h h
A Card to the Public.
Having removed our show room and
cater: to the second floor of Clark 6‘. Lane‘s
Block. (our old stand). thereby creativ
miuclllir cur rent. we can now sell
furniture at considerable less prom than
formerly. and having a mauufaet my in can.
section with our nourishment. we feel wur~
ranted in announcing that we stroll from this
dude sell furniture at lower prices than
any other establishment in the county.
Our stock comprises articles of almost every
grade. from the plalnoat t l the most elabor
ate designs. and we invite the public to cult
and inspect theta.
Respectfully.
Bucxrsouur d: On
South Norwalk. April. 80. 187?.
HflUSEKEEPERS
Attention !
‘Befovo easements be am sad call on '
BUEKNGHAM 8:00..
And mind their Stock of
walekh‘prlaoolvmblumtotbot
SPECIAL INDUW IN
CHAMBER SUITS
gunmmwebaveam large block. “It”! ll
$25 Upwardo.
Handsome Parlor Suite.
Chairs. Lounges. Ottomans. die.
7 corri- was mm
BUCKINGIIAM &Go
. '> ,. . ,
THE FINEST
JAPAN m
In this Market
ll. W. lililS'i‘flllK’S.
Bilil limAllIS
I‘ehavoa‘u-trecelvedaJOle N" .I
wrest! neuron
enedlat‘ out.
wuouufaelurorcum. N
Boys Shoes 750.
WORTH .IJO.
liars’ Billion failure
3 2.0 O,
"I“ “N.
Ladies Fine French Kid But-
ton Bcots. ‘
Lndies‘, Misses‘ and Children‘s
Boots and Shoes of all
and prices to suit the times.
Gents fine” Button Boots and
Strap TieS.
“rrlll‘l'rrrs”
BUflTtSHflESfflBE
Oposite Railroad Depot, South
Norwalk. Store formerly occm
pied by Buckingham & 00.
Come and see. Good goods
at low prices for cosh.
GOOD
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arrno'ro covcnrrro
SOAP
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GLOSS srr
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