VOLUME Mummers 10.
The Indians he said did not want our
NORWALK, CONNECTICIIT. TUESDAY. MARCH 7, 1871.:
“I don’t really believe they exchange--
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HOUSE For: SALE.
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Nonwann‘ GAZETTE. ' R EAL EST ATE. ' .
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t . ,_ THE Muse {Orgifif}y_¥,°:;ga‘;ion’ {an Km“ 13,: _ I" . . " ~ notes,I 581d M135 Whistleton, but lf,they render. . . lives. They wanted powder. Itwe would Then they touched hands and could t
no second 0mm rover In the State - °“P’°“’°°‘ A .n 1st ltgwill be rented SAFE! PROFITABLEl PERMANENT! ‘-’°“"““'9"¢P“°d°°'- did—and it’s real! a lie t A a th - - . ’ ~ “°
_ . . . , . -, an” ill “"4“ the house on max 'Hill. IinotIgglIddprtgvioAugItIfng ,~ . .w. STUART. . - P55111118. fulfills. milling i' n y very exce u oppor- '. n . .us aunt Betsey, sorely against her glve them what he had, they would let us sever themselves from one another’s con-
' r, :. ., . .. .. , ~ known asthe AIsa Kidney lace. Possessiongivcu “gawk, 38,333, 1571, m , J A Y COOKE &; 00. Iatremehdous rasr.I_ tun ty— . . wrll, was forced to help cupid’s bark afloat go in safety, and protect us fromothcr tribes tact. The Indians suddenly rushed wildly
omen iN Gunm_ BUILDING. immediately ifdesu'ed. App gm James Finney. or ___.__..__.__ ' . Why don’tyou hoe quietr She paused a in‘ and listened- still no down th t f ' - ' - '
. . - . ‘_ . nddms Mm out E. Hum, ,Nmmk p_oI 3,.3 —— F on S ALE Offers for sale at Par &. accrued interest the c ,I “I P - , 8‘ . ’. e s ream 0 true love. Alas! poor till we got beyond the plains. around, With the others all joined to them, .
1- momentous-co. to... toss t . t... outcome mm ‘lst Mort ’t eLandG tG 1d Bends relight. .‘1".i‘.‘:.’.l‘:’" ' “Tidal": ‘1“"°°““-’1.’,'i“ “‘° “W“- W‘ “W- ' Give "mm °ur PM"! A Pleasant 'e- Winsomethemselves,butunefllmable
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A. n. Bmo'ro n,, a. REF”; -G. N. Ems. To Rent: from April 1st,.lsu, Bmsmoo to 81,500 can;todtionnrst-clntsuerg: g g . ran ° - Ming public-choc]. ' _' Min gr 1‘ $31" “if" J‘sju'sshnemb 63mm“ ““0303 quest Iteeercely needed debate. Were yelling and howling like was beasts.
Subscription-$2.00 per yearin “1“,an mnu cow o a ge. Aso e , . . . - - - (”Inna-aw “III“ In 9 e “PM ell 0 . , ‘ Well, then, would we give them our bul- charm was dispelled. They‘sprang back
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Single copies 5 cents. Store now occupied by n. Bernhard, 01533!- “gafioggufiglé‘tnlr‘lfi’o,Lfilrfiloiyeifi Tflggggrpmfggglgrfigflzggg £9: I e- 1, they “1, to "uh it. Missrs. Castlewypne and Ermine. I vibythsrzvgbelns’t‘r‘tlfzen't m my 339W“ lets? They were very much in the want of from one’ another and stood as motionless,
'_ Advertising Rates. ‘ corner ofWall and Water streets. and, the he“ 0.“ Keeler’s shoe store. _ ' 9 on,“ Railroading" its rolling-slack and .nufioi Who will be to’blame? , I never was In a man’s room before,” ' - company 0 rlgnou. bullets. V like'so many statues
Four 1111‘! “I“. tihserflon 50 cts.; stimes, 81.00 adjoining; also barber’s shop under Model Margret. ‘ . ments' by 8]th Mortgage ’on its entire‘ H h d] 1/ t i With a little bridle and'sim Cl“ it Dear me I thS on my to California, and had taken 0 . . . . '
One “a,“ Mafia-mom . -. 1.00 s Inquire of JOHN ROBERT . VERY VALUABLE . Land ¢,an,Ibemgm,emn Twen,y_,w,,Thomnd is; 0," I It..°n.I- h t _ . , D ‘. _ . . the overland route in reference to n neofus said inalow voxce that bullets Suddenly they all began to shiver, as
p., we“, {or Cynthumcc, 7.3g _ . ,I _ , BUILDING LOTS F9“ SALE. Acre. at Laud-w “‘9" “pie 0%Rfiug,st t II-I . “I ., B , ofeveix tuther— W a a variety of boots-and; slippers, right th It . , . P .a y were the only thing they would get from us» though they ,were suffering from intense
0'}? '1'}th $33332... pa‘per. 3:283 I:callat'ly‘hlcht‘gdllllgr111133353313}; Effie; p035: TBiE subscribérhhails “x §“iid’"g Lots ‘2' med Pgfipgffisdagtgfét lg: pgyfme 21119:? ($32ng 01111;?333I1Ig: Iona“ :11 all; nlldtllle 13f tiIiIIehllloor. Is this brandy 313:; muffins; 11:: 1:21:31 $35255 6:: but the Indians did not hear him. On repre- cold. They gathered their blankets closely
. v...’ .-_ u u t . t't ntesaac . eers to I an P'i till (1 Thirt earsantenerest , ,. -, aer oi ' . ' ' - ' - - -
fuzz. ;,',»_I- j,_ .,, .. ,H 30.90. intheboron ho! Norwalk- Rent modefie. Poss- “Managua: Two especially desigblgfnghmg Sgfigggmwfffmgme of eml'andnm-mm .. ., s. .. .. . .. ful _ . . I emonade—andabox part overtookasiu 1 a o . It , - sentatlve refused very mildly. around them, With teeth chattering, and
One quarterColumn, one year. ‘ 59.00 ““1“.“ m- Al’P’l’ t" Fm“ 1" 5m ’ ' on West Avenue. Also two lots adjoluln the resi- PerCent. per annum. . . . Dhtrzllllle faces: ' 1°f ”89“: as I “V", and a novel. 011. :y . _ . 8 9'" g 11. contain The Indians now stood talking with one every limb trembling
o“ “a" ,... 1‘. u 123%,, - dc“? ctr??? CIlIurIp. ISilenttwoloi‘sfim I‘;t]tl§’:ireel 51' ogeyeargogssueddnlou otIiIoIInomlnntions of 5100, £500, Lovinglittle hearts. the depravity of young men. -I really hope ed a 8°“me man. The horses were dead another Grignon advanced toward them In an instant they were pant'n as thou h
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.533ifiiilz‘fii‘ce‘i‘l‘sier {tent advance on the above. , To REUT' cheep. and on accommodating terme- Apply to . (l‘ne'Trusteés nnderlhe Mortgage are lie-Ire. Jay Eféfihkmgmkfi 1'" ‘ I “ban" be contaminated 1’! ““5 “fill 3" and the ma? n-em’: s°’ I had p find the “t' He whispered something in alow voice with suffering from extreme heat draging digi-
I’H‘IéocllNollcflm ““1“! “mu-m" 2‘ “n“ THE old and longd elftaalietheg Cagl'lgge Shoii). '4‘“ JAMES “NNEY’ Real Esme “5°“ Eggfif:3¥§gfil§¥3:fi3%§fi§fi fitfigg‘ggggj ‘ Th“..- $356” aha mosphere. And what’s this curious wooden m‘l’s‘ attention to h“ wants. Being a medi- our representative who immediately‘ with cult breaths gasping and. flinging off those
per a . , _ , _. - . - . ..~ » .- . formerly occupie y ’a er urv uncan, n , . ‘, » . _ h' p ' - ' , on man I ve him all the benefit f m ’ - ’
Y'all! “d"n‘mflusmcted to the business ”I“ rear ofnorse Railway Depot; Possession given lm- FOR SALE. ”7'. ~ Whatmytiulbout‘l' t "'8 011,1 spupose lt-must- be a boot- ’ 3a 0 y’ drew ‘ bl if t h' h b bef '
“mutant“ time of Gummy,“ I.“ permitted 1 I . -. , 'ihese Northern Factual-80 Bondswillat allttmes- - ~ . . ,v , . _ skill and care. As he recovere he natu- .' . . an e SW “3 uta moment ore they
m m2“lull?“ 123.333.? 5.13: ::$:gvfirtlssments. Wzlszlenlwm with Power forest. . H§03£¥l£nifdvv3 .o’crellplbtdy if; .tl‘llilngtlltblbllzoxg 3:03.13:le2;,gegggetggg'gggg,‘ ,‘gn'l'gp ' “ 3:153:23; 3:: z.._ £1312, A dxefmfl ere, too, W111.) chased 5i} rally entertained a strong fricudgbip for me Gngnon then “09d facing "’3 Indians. had wrapped 80 lightly about them. . -
.‘ 23$.§§.§Eyntnt required-ior_;all‘traiiilent'adveri 6“ Apply “ISAAC CHURCH, JR. .géioyzxelsgstghtehglggAgflgIIEIacigtpfirggrgaunleimgtts “‘rthelititzti'e‘ié’ii.” mg, I-I it “me Bonds , . colog'figg:rr:al’l;vt ebf’mes-I'deail‘lmle lib: His wagon ha (I fallen behind the train ‘0' I“Are you the captain?” said the spokes- This thenpassed. ' . '
tisemeats. . _ . > . _ ' . ‘ . ar ' . .- . ' n “ °“ ° ’ a 3°“ ° sae 5" Boots'idd slices are scum - . “7 nice. “15 ’ ‘ ' f the I d' d l h ' ' " '
. , I k t f t m t d I m bum as places 1 I, l i "I m -. .. lg, . . man 0 . it runs sud en 5* as e noticed The be an to bark like do . The
9“,“;‘9' '{f owl“. ' 23°. time, 51333 no“ I'll [EL—Th subscriber has from six to illiath‘ig pulsingffihe ebuu’tsy. eisitr will be sold with or bi: i133; sizfiatyfrgfiz};:abflfil§’ éfirtSS’s‘ing ammonium“ arctrattling, brought that empty paragorlc bottle along which herelonged, find they had been com- Grignon ’ ~ ' ent dyo nil: all f0 d IngI t] . y
H. 'C l' n 'tiib" ' 20'00 8‘3 ”30°“ mm in“! new 1101189011 sprint: withontthefurnitureonresonableterm- Forvar- 5-2 ’s can byconvertingthem into orthernPaciiltis, . magnum,” ”a“, - . with me Idon’t be” e th ’d e . pelled by their own necessities to desert ' . . W W “”5"“ 9" en Y "'1'
Falling um :n‘dI-lfcathsinsertedgratuitously- Obitui- me Which he is “flung ‘0 rent ‘0 3 30"“ tenant. “01113“ enquire 0‘ JAMES MITCHELL Real Estate increase their yearl income onc-third,and stillhave T' o *"3‘ m. b. ttlih 5, ’. , I Y ey , vet mus “ him ' ' “No, I’m the medicme man; you can’t agined that they were of the canine .pecieg,
ry Funfilaiand all otherepeeiulnotleee 15cents per agtgmggnfig-i£3233tflwabfggglfiggggtgmn$310- Agent, or on thepremiees.otJAilius LbCAs. astt upfg'ggtayortgifigeu‘éfishmel? I II b k . 0thfist, flagge- . 8-. . few drops. Pink pomatum, too, as I live Th .. h . shoot these men, not ,hesehoms; I save Then 'thev tried'to imitate the motion and
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him éofififimadfi'mérm-M reams mm, we; p‘orite tile Nor-walk notel.I 0.‘ESKELSON. ' - banker will supply 'theso hgtl‘dsnin any desired whgtl'o’iiotfimgont and breathe—and 9' “housemfe’f 3“ fitted afar-e conqu-Iolri, 01°78“ w” “PM“? f0" them.” creaking of frogs, After this they went
“SI-”1% 'rorntite‘prlvatc'iintéreetsy $15 per half “,1 Norwalk, Jan. 7, 1811. Splendid Ofl’Cl'. amount. audof any needed denomination. PeIiiIsons . No "onwfi'm t: rusty up with needle and thread. My goodness more 5 0 0““ ate than" d“ .mls‘fm‘ The Indian translated this tollis‘com ' an- tllrou b If t »
8!; P9." lilPétilImIn ' Allguuusnal cuts and devices” -. . , . R..A. K. C 0M STOCK of New Canaan, od’ers alslggg JON :lefigzgggfggiffis :1:- Itsltléfggn‘iafis {fibwihee' ,. . Frohultif'h'allociationl : me, if it isn’t'lined with the very brOc ad ed bly inI-the desolate American desert. He ions wh b tint f] h p . g pe ormances oonumerous to men-
"? . . ,, . . ~ . To Rent' M to sellhls Planing Mlllfirlst Ml" and SW":- hi best current price fora marketable securities. . "I i ' . . i, , . ' gm" thatbelonged tom randmother’s wed- was to become such an astonisher to the na' ‘ ’. ~° urs ° roars ° aug ter. - tion. At one "me they became “3‘5: and
- ~ » new “mm” G'Ven‘lmmd‘m'l- assassinated: “threesomes ...3333:2?“.“llizl‘lti‘t:°'li§2.{i§’lé"l‘.‘itfii’ new .-Me .1... a... 1 anti"... to... c. . em (1......) . m... to menu it... Gm“ “W“ W W”- H" ““5 “mg“ “mm“ “mm“ m“
r-WII'ASLDN in mg, , HE BESIDENCEI'Ofthe subscriber mm. H T - , I mt “-0“,ch South N or'walk. . .o k. “I P met as- ' ,uofll’lfoiellllllfO‘ - n m . .- . ‘ . looking steadily at the Indians and we no- heads to ether feet outward. 'Then fo of
. _ . Z ,, . ..nt§ii‘..°t'én°.32‘£.iiiifiifl‘t’éié‘t‘ékatgfi'ifih’Eli‘s? 5“,, be "we 6” s“ n DENNIS PLATT. $21,“;:3,‘},‘,',‘:“‘},’,,‘;“,‘3,‘2§3,,N§J,, 8,? “lac “we‘ll“; W!!»W‘§n¥9m¢ll°' _ ishort when .1 measured it to make a silk 511%: igfilfigfifogge W h d t t Iticed the latter appeared to be, uncomforta- them kngelt down and tried to rungout
. Attorneys and Counsel?“ at Law, my233113533;lgggthgggghonli egg: 123x233, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE climb;‘i’ii..i‘.’°ift"li‘ihii?t€iffil 3.93332; “figgfinflmfl limitedskifl- I do believe Elfiida took it ed ,,,,,,-,,,;,r m “fan, 03;,“ ,3 $0,:de ble under his gaze. ~ With four Others on their lbacks; then they
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ALSO. PENSION ”m mum. AGENTS. E18”??? my gesgmblemn? p1,?“ ,1, good rem“. I N W E S 1 P- 0 R T. banks or hauls: fipltge: $3.11: in]: loan. 'ro' ‘°‘ltlieir’p’s “a “I all??? this piece of folly and nonsense with ‘insuflICent preparation As soon is “See,” said Gngnon,"you can’tshootme.” all jumped Wildly up in the air and began:
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ll ' is 4 Gazetté Building Norwalk, Conn. Hon. WM- 0-S’1‘l'llEE'l‘. or on the premium NE COTTAGE HOUSE and two acres of land, mono...“ Bank of Nomuk, .. , And how their brilliant talent; Miss Wh' ti t 1 t d h » d we found onto“, mistake we had to be very . Here and 1}9 drew ‘1 Plstol from 1115 Dock. *0 0131’ the" hands- At 139‘ they made 8
com .°' 1 . .7 . . . .‘ MRs.A. n. WILCOXSON. situated on Prospect. Hill, in the town ofllliestd- Fume“ Com," Nnmn‘, Bank. 1 Will up unused. , .. is e on eeva e er eyes an economical in our provisions We killed et, “a revolver fire at me.” furious onset upon one another with fists,
”HP-n i“- mnm" 3" ”mm “WWW. " TO LET ‘ggllturfiogllkbnglgg gogggtglrlbluvilegthbtbgnigiea: Ilia CORNE & JAMES, SW" ‘ lnz. writing. hall? Wm. piogs horror. ' . . buffaloes whenever we found them -and al- ° The Indian lied. nails and teeth, and if they had not left their '1
« ~ _ MMED L ' h Compo school house; Fifteen acres opposlitebSItufi'ges Gena-a, ‘fifm ,0, commie“, “a mum mud, “It“, 'the ,0“: on” . wo whole inches. Iwonder it Elfrlda wa s r lenished . k ? “You don’t want me to kill you 1” said he, Weapons behind they certai‘y would have
.ALEI. s. GIBSON, I IATE Y, or by first of, April, or for t 0 Dock' about 1,000 feet of water .front, on ta e via 33 ROAD STREET, NEW YORK. _ . ,I I- . , v ever thought whata “in it is ‘0 steal” y 8‘9 _ our water cas s at every - _ . , . _
' “m" “‘0‘“th ”ml“! furnished 0“ “in" first-c 833 lesl‘lence- “5°: “vent-“fl“ “cm W ‘ ' 'mm'f'y‘hm‘n‘hfi ‘. . . . - . . . ' stream At length however we ame t scornfully. done some frightful injury.
nbhedvthe 30“" 0f the subscriber. at Winnl ank. Franklin avenue and Washington street, in lots to .- Spnrrlai‘lpthdumbonu, The inquisitive splnster tlptoed about the dry and parched waste where fh ere :a: “You can’t.” The two Indians who held the horses
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The Indian’s eyes flashed. looked on in horror, bewildered and sippe-
Organlst Of the First. Congregational Church.
thhiu‘ three minutes' walk of Daubury Ra road
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snitpurchasers q EQP. SMITH.
W. H. SWORDS, f.
Qmflwl. . , nuclei:
room, peering into boxes, opening bottles,
scarcely a blade of grass and not a single liv-
“Shoot l” said G'rignou, again.
fled, fled in their fright, but dared not leave
Flour insist out on NEW YORK, Dc _ _ . ,
. . . . _. . . . _ pot, and connecting lines of New York (.5 New 3mm . .. .
. Teacher 0fth° Haven Railroad 11 tr in daily. Tobe rented with Howard aartrdolcu andlookin‘ b hi d fa - b' till it t‘
' ' ' .. or without from t the toiift acresofland two " ‘- * - " .. ‘ ' gIe u so 8, utsI ’ e ound ' - '
. Piano-Forte, organ and Musical Cons barns, fruit, cc. . Y“; is. R. P. CAlir. FOR SALE IN'WILTON. M e r 0 II a “t T ai l 0 I. _ Wgefflthew cIolnesto no condemn,“ proofs of a correspondence ing animal of any description- . . The Indian fired their companions behind
~ ,, _ “31°".- , 7 ' ' m, omlllaior Belden plase. situated directly in , , , , “ I-"- .5" ,-'° 9‘" between Mr. Castlewynne and her niece El- And now began the trouble °f 0‘” jour‘ Grionon smiled hlld alked i‘ r d t Grimon stood calm 'lh f ' vb
. B°*3"-Pe°'N°“-"1.l"9°m' . , ' ‘ T front ofthe Episc'opalchuIch, Wilton. is entered . _ ' . . I Institute “a,“ ' f - . or nay. We had come into the country of the °-, " ’ ’ W 0 war 0 5, . , X" rownma 1:075».
In! 1-," York we of Wm LPN“, & co.,‘ 3,, To BENT to, gate on reasonable tIebrr‘rEéI Itlftone ofthfieaojs: CORNER WAIEINGTON AND MAIN are, nmfigfimfioa . ride. She was just Illmfllc to come out, warlike In dians ml the were not slow to the 1nd,“, he handed pm, a bullet. watching the uproar, himself the presiding
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Broadway. ‘. ' the following ropefl. located near Five Mile River. filiiiiisil’glgllg.be§‘blofcuklbgr partl:§i:r:13n3:{i¥ or ' sou'rn Ronwanx, comm, , 6W3 angina“; , rather disappointed than otherwise at the ac uaint .us with he f i E d “I . The Indian looked paralyzed. spirit of the scene. ,
{ASH tr°o‘§“‘c§i’s°ie°l’“i° "m”"g' "°l°l"“°w"’R°' ' r b is SHERMAN MOBEKOUSEEN S t h Ghe oits Meltons Ora eand ' .'cn'és‘lirllliot~.tt.or"t..' n°“'5“°°e€3°‘ ‘hiflmhge‘l’edi‘mn’wmn rgwled around us a? ' my W q Grignon showed him how to fire it again. ' My cmmni’mswm confounded-
F‘RfingII-III; N - 1 Magnumfiglgmfirgggggaggmyemlgs33:13:53 IVllton. e _,, - . co 0. . v t I . . l P mangawgmg . .‘ Tom CastleIwynne sprung up the stairs two fhreatening and Mania“ “5“}; “‘f-mbel’,‘ The Indian fired the other five shots.’ . Even some of those. as they afterwards
(OrganistTrinity Church, Inridgeport.) _ I0:vsvgfigizi'2,11%:ton%§:of:ih%:;rgfiaix:ss%%€n?&vgf .1?an for Sale at Wilton. Enghgh floatmgs, - ofoeliugngugloi—t steps at a time, and strode along the hell, they used to snatch up 530 me thin “aging“: Gfignon caught each bullet, mmetimes told me, thought that Grignon was the’
Teacher of ‘M’u’s'bct gngg'sgégg,’ °’°‘ wm'T' Cm“ “ 1“” ““3““ THE? ;;Dangelngng;g;g,egqn;;glggg,gg,;grg MADEUPIN smm'ANn AT LOWEST PRICES. — Olga“; “1'3!!!” folIIIowed by Frank Ermine. , may,“ their fleet horses. Wegm all that seemed to catch it from his face, and each devil. ' , -
In Bridge art on Tuesdays and Fridays. ~Norwa1k .' CHARLES 11- RAYMOND comp’l‘elcbliftl’ergwi'thin five minutes‘ walk of C'su- A good at warranted-animation the customer may 3. fig “5.3““! made a “uh at the do“: but we could to be friendly and determined t time he handed it to the Indian. At 135‘ Grignon gave a load shout.
. on Thur-all- Weaponruonda'yl and Saturdays. Norwalk, January 30th,lsn. . n93). stInItinn, gggfifigNfiggieIrgad.Egggstgagifir my it. cutting done for others to make as hereto— . _ Am“. his“ ~ ‘nmnunm she was too late. Tom’s speed of locomo- avoid an open rupture gs far as possible £0: The other Indians were now in a slate of The Indians lay flat on the ground.
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‘ FR A-NK MEAD an 00.. For Sale or .to Rent, gflfiff§fi§fifl°gf 551:2? 333?“ 0-”0 874912} m‘maLARGEASSOETMENT“ “1'5an 0535' It was a hot'Jl'llya moon, the air full of and “inf; blind im ui e f 1 é i there Were only twelve on our side, and WM excitement. . . They 1.“ y there for some time, as If dead.
momma or N SAUGATUCK, near westport Railroutfnepot, ' ' ' ' ‘ ’ ' - - ‘ ' ' - “ “ slumberous electricit , and the sunshine, she dart d 'nt ,1, 1p :1 $1 cfinfeim Ii" their Side apparently twelve hundred. ‘tThey may all 813ml “They Choose”, mud The“ Gugfmn waved his hands, and they
NEW'antl RARE PLANTS. . 'e I o e c 059 an s u erse Every day,however, only made matters Grlgnou, and say ing. this he went to his ”film their feet. r
' stols, and, coming i looked bewilerded and frightened.
CONFECTIONER Y,
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'lllpca‘fIIOr-jqimli'tyf’iif Ice Cream.
overlie rename moon. . .
Onstage Building, " Norwalk, Conn.
a OOTTAGEVHOUSEpf nine rooms, with two
acres of land. Possession given April 1, 1871.
I In uire of 1 0.‘W. HOTCHKISS.
Sangatuck. Fe . 22, 1871. - 5t‘9
Fossils ‘illl Io BENT
AT W'ESTPOBT STATION.
‘ n : E—AT NOROTON STATION
F‘bn thgl‘ugw Haven Railroad, 88 miles from New
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EBeautiful Dwelling House,
lately'completed, in ornamental villa style. House
has large cellar, with modern improvements, includ-
luv; furnace, 7 rooms and large attic; marble man-
tels in arlor and dinino room' water tank in attic
p a ‘not‘ a’nd cold water in sec:
Bedding Out-Plants, Shrubs
RutltelaliIllIlll, Variants, , '
Fruit Trees of all kinds,
sleeping dreamily ‘Oll.
fi‘out of’the‘Merrifl'eld Otél; while down in
the glen, toward the I
could distinctly hear ’ ‘e‘fbet and ripple of
p. the little trout stream yer its bed Of moss
stones. " “‘ J
'e close-cut grass in
,r'allroad track, you
in, among dressing gowns, shooting-coats,
and odd-looking bifuricated garments that
filled her spinsier soul with horror.
“ They’ll ; go out again, pretty soon,”
thought Miss Betsey, panting, as she held on
desperately to the inner handle of the door,
worse. In spite of our precautious‘the Indi-
ans grew more. and more abusive and insult-
ing. We became watchful, and tried to be
more forbeariug, 'but our forbearance was
taken for cowardice, and the savages begun
trunk, drew out nine pi
up to them, proceeded to load each one. He
took the powder and put it in, then wadding‘
and bullet, and the Indians saw him do it.
He handed a pistol to each on loading it.
Suddenly one of these fellows took aim, and-
Witli terrified glances they regarded first
Grignonand then one another.
The Indian is superstitious, like all sava-
ges; in fact, like all human beings. These
men saw in Grignon a terrible denion, who
' - OTKES,‘1K;"D. “m ““9 my“ GOOD CONVENIENT'HOUSE with Garden "Vim °°mplele ”mm °f - c i h - . . . .
Optliaimic.lniirmato London ‘Physlc all - . > ' ’h 1' 0nd storytbath-mom and k‘tchen' 3"“ e' “3' . - . - - , ..I -- . - ~ , - » , . .
. emanates“ 3.33. Lissa. 3:23.22} ....?atlt.lat°aagal°:i::aresteam: testes: inattézsisslms.au ant-:3 RaSPbenTvBLfiiEESFYJ Sm. "b9"! fugggnfiggrm; we ,mue...:..}pn.., women I unjust sup n... my my... gm“ “'8‘ “my mm!“ “ohms w... n... on... with... new... to 1.... com exert the... any pm... which n.
mgewfius'tfiagfiifigtgnfiggs.&arfi§:lgiégfigfi‘ $3;tfiligtff‘il’fei‘i‘it'ii‘i‘.thrillei’é‘dtiidéil'éiltflfl' 'ili‘il'é'lmistiie‘lll‘i‘n333%fifo‘ié‘i‘lg‘ii'firflnf‘li‘ii’l EARLY .ROSE POTATOES. TOMATOE, ramble: and 3,632,, Wacfxde‘agfifig But. "0 such demuemem .‘Pl’earcd 3‘ We held acounell ofwar and determined noticed himvmised his hand and seemed 1° chose-
oln e w , ' - . ' . . . _ I ~ . . , _
a ‘llgstudypaudr successful practice more than Sizgfgglgfiflfie“fiajfifgg’éebefiotwflénlfifggfiefg}: be sold torss,ooo. Apply to MELVILLE E. MEAD, EGG, PEPPER& CELERY PLANTS, size. high tide of ‘sumni’er‘ . shionables . More- hand. Mr.Castlewynue and his friend sat ,0 bring matters to a crisis at' once. catch a.bullet from his forehead. He toss- He advanced towards them. -
"Y "“9- ' c“ be “mum (mm) at 1‘" rectly upo'n Wesport harbor Fol- further partlcu- ”we“ Depm’cm“ _ A130 mom AND VEGETABLE SEEDS; no- ' , . ' ' -- ' ~ ' ' themselves 50““ and del'bel'ately llghled Th - - ' cd this-toward the Indian who picked it up The recoiled
dog-over the store-or Kna p &v'Dickermau,WaSh' t s in ui eo - ' MARTIN GRACE ns BASKETS CROSSES' d th "crime mm W331“ dthe hOlel charges ' - - " - " e ms“ 50°” came‘ ’ ' y ' ’
mm9hx,’to9.r.x. 8’ . 'l 1’ ' BUILDING LOTS, FARMS,.ESTATES—-vslue QUETS,WREA_T , , .an .o , , , 3, - _ . their cigars, the blue vapor stole spicy and O . . . . with an air of stu efacfion He walked a towards them
' ' 6” from 5100 to 8100,000—at Rye, Grand Parktnarien. or FloralDecorations arrangediti thebeststyle oflIl’t moderate—and that... s the reason Miss pungent through the key hole ue day “big Indian came “ding 310113 Th h t d p d t 1:1 11th t 1 Th t d1) 3 GS th h-
. , . by us. He began talking ina contemptu- en cs 00 up an _o a e res o . ey urne an ran towar eir arses.
. _ I
‘I- require
in On'sa, South NOrwalk, _
he Dr.wlllvllit patient-during the day, “like;
, . .' I , . . y
Norwalk, Fe . 4, 1971.
FOR SALE on To BENT.
‘1 alk, New Canaan &c. A pl toE. F. HYDE
trill”... street, N. Y.’, or bililltVyILLE E. illigfiI:
Darien Depot, Cpun.
to order. Send for descriptive catalogue.
MAL
rat DOWNS -‘-”
South Norwalk.‘ CL;
Betsey Whistleton he come hither with
her bandboxes, her tor I_ise~shell cat, and
‘5 I shall choke l” thought Miss Betsey.
“ Now look here, Tom," said Mr. Ermine,
one way; and'gesticulating furiously. At
last, he asked one of our men for his gun.
re.
Eight reports sounded in rapid succession.
Grignon run after them.
In a frenzy of terror each man flung him-
self upon his horse.
, ' n. J. G. Bannorm - .
DD EN '1! I s '1’ ’ wo NEAT Nilw AND VERY acrimonious For Sale . ‘ t . j I ' ' V ' Midlife": ElfridaII ' I‘ :5 ' f' b " apparently resuming the conversamn Which The man refused The Indian t d h‘ Gfig‘mn ‘°°k °fl his hat and walked up
-- T COTTAGES. One, suitable forasmall family. ' ' LEWIS HUBBE ['1' Dealfll‘ , ’5 .etsey wasatal '99:“? “511mm? had been temporarily interrupted, “ there’s . ’ ' rep“ e 19 to the Ind'au To the'r amaxemeut e‘ ht Gr'rrn h t d ft in
. . ’ , maiden lady strandeds ~ ~herc onthe de- , , , . question, and attempted to take the gun» 1- ~ 5' 1 lg .'° on s on e a er em.
. _ -~ no uSe in being a famt-hearted fOOl- Marry from his hand. The man drew back. The bullets were in his hat. Each man took and Away they went. They urged their hor-
NOBWALK, CONN.
once in Gazette Building, Room No. 8, Over J ack-
aonBro's store. ‘ -
Nitrous oxide or Laughing Gas, administered when
dashed. -
. PATENT AGENCY.
WILLIAM VINE,
Will be sold for 82,500‘ and on very easy terms.
Apply at GAzu-rrn mos. -
’ "For Sale or to Let.
HAT neat and very commodlous Cottage on
Union Avepue.‘ recently ocCupied by the subscri-
ber Bot and Cold "Water, Gas, Furnace, Baths,
Water Closet, the. Will be sold less than its cost, or
rented to a good tenant on reasonable terms. ,
‘ ’A. H. BYINGTON.
NE LOT on Golden Bill next to new house of B.
H. ELWELL, '80 feet front by 211 feet 111' depth.
Apply' to LEWIS F. BEERS, Trustee, or GEORGE
W. RAYMOND, South Norwalk, Conn. tf26
For Sale. ,
REE ver desirable BUILDING LOTS within
Iillve minuytes walk’of the Bridge, situated on
Plymouth Avenue; also, two good ones atNortli N or- .
walk. For particulars enquire of -R. L ELLS.
Timber, Lumber,-
Shingles, Latll
Builders’ Hardware, &O., .
batable land between
a leathery'co'mplexion,
the neck, coa1.bla'ck :9
than brilliant—and thins
9 the French say, “There- _ .
old maids.”—Some are 2.:
in their sunny good h' ..:
and fifty, with
it "cut-short on
lOrless lips. As
. old, maids and
‘ ectly irresistable
tar-glossy rather
“ and cmbonpoz‘nt
the little Ellie if she has forty old-maiden
aunts.” ‘ .
“My goodness graCiousil secretly aspirated
the captive maid. fl“ fl . '
“I say, though, said Castlewynne, “what
an old cat Miss Betsey is. Fifty if she’s a
da .” - ,
Sixty, I should think,” remarked Ermine.
Indian sprung forward, flourishing his knife
and threatened. At this the man- calmly
leveled his 'piece- and shot the Indian through
the heart.
'As the wrelch fell shrieking from his V
horse the plains seemed to be alive with
other Indians. From behind e‘ry clump
'gone.. They looked at one another in won-
looked at it iuwonder.
“DO you wan’t to fire again i” asked
Grignon.
They all expressed a desire to do so.
"Well, hand me the pistols.”'
To their amazement the pistols were
ses to at the top of their speed. ,
Grignon followed them but a short dis-
‘ lance.
Then he turned back and came intOour
enclosure.
“Gather, up those bottles,” said he“Tackle
up the cattle, and let us be marching.”
Agent and Solicitor of Patents, _ . . . MEN T0 . . , , ,
Mechanical Draughts‘man and Defiirable Place for. Sale. CHANGE FOB, POOR AT WHOLESALE All) RETAIL. ——moIre bewitcbing tha n" sixteen year . . . . -
nostril. MAKER HE subscribe? We“ ’0' ”1" her “‘7 “mm” SECURE A HOME 01.3.1058le YARDS- old girl, because their .- .PWB are tipped “Theimpudence of the creatures l”.gasped oIfIiees, every hillock, every rock and every (18:- n . . o " Instantly our men rose and obeyed. .
9 . ' with the barb ..of exp ce. But Miss the imprisoned subject of criticism. “gm; ground they poured forth in count- You see, said Grlgnon. the] fired the Grlgnon took a heavy glass OfWhISky’ ‘
- ~ less numbers. We had never seen so many pistols at me too; and I swallowed them." and then laid down in one of the wagons,
gT
Town near the new bridge.
place, situated on Van Zant Avenue, Down
The place comprises a
I
Ills
Til llllaE IEAII‘I’IFIILLY ‘llll‘lfi! all gltllllgm.
Water Street, Norwalk,
WhistlctOn.did not bclOI"
. this “ rare and
“ But still,” pursued Castlewynne, “Ellie
“Swallowed them?" faltered the Indian,
utterly exhausted.
1y? ' Winnipauk, Conn. ~ -
Dwelling House 11 rooms and a lot 200x70 well A _ “mufmmg a
I I C LOCKWOOD 1mgl;€o‘?tAhlllfrEPis’tii¥1§Cerrighfiufigflnfigtslgflbilegi iiiiciflifinfi’éfl’lclinging“: Gflx‘r’éngisyfi 88“ Washington Street, 80.1Iuorwalk. .radiant”.few. .MiSS-W ' ton was an 015 has some tender little notions about never assembled together as i'mw. . . . F: »
* ’ °{i“°-°e‘e°"b"°m Pheasants... ”deem . ' museum—2‘ ,. , . upon... . to my... me... 1... a... com... a... n And now companion. n. conimr and he *0“ “"3 t° he “meshed “mp“- .We We“ a" “m .e’v and anthem
as " ' ' no u ndred Building Lots ‘ ll. “- WE" .39 '90-: harming-titam‘roréféf .. 'Ony-I-bo- weeould persuade hergogive it——: " ' “m" 0‘“ “WWW“- He had been “m “it" ' ‘ " 3‘. " ""MWM'WWM‘ Ian” ’19-” “1°!" “a
One Is - ' 7‘" 'liever in catnip tea, total depravity and the it Never " said Ermine. u Who'could cx- in the Frellsh army, he said, and understood Yes, do you want them? soundly. After resting fora Wilder we push-
‘ ’ The Indian nodded. ed on our teams, so as to get as far beyond
Fashionable
Draper&Tailor
AND
BUILDING.LOTS FOR SALE.
HE subscriber oh‘ers for sale, on very resonable’
terms, a number of the choicest, and most desi-
’ CRInltR hasforsaie OneHuhdredBuild-
Hg???” within eight minutes walk of South
orwalk depot, at LOUKWOODVILLE. Parties
ers in
Coal
approaching end of the world. And above
WOOd, all things Miss Whistleton detected a-man.
pect a shriveled up old fossil. like that to—
hallo ! what’s that noise i” '
all its admirable discipline. A few words
of warning and a short explanation sufficed
Whereupon Grignon opened his mouth,
nd, rolling back his eyes,»he inserted his
the‘hostile Indians as possible. ’. .
We saw nothing more of them.
table Building Lots in the town of Norwalk, situated inning to puma“ may have a 10, win, a house bum . .
to make us form a circle ot the wagons, and a
' “Thcv won’t dare to pui'sue us,” said
' urn'lshi'n Em i hi h d P Hill d f . - . - . . . . .
Gentlemens F - g P” m’ 32.. rofimt‘i‘é it‘lltfé’épifir.idfifé‘isafi-nfiei‘flifi- thergonggg‘fig3,22%:ffdlh‘dfilifilgifigifié’; tool or mansnAl er tom Illnllltll. ”“16 Elma Martin was totally different. For aunt Betsey, half stifled in the closet, , . fl dd . t 1 l f
°bsmctedflewonhfl°wmharbor’l‘ongmand and fight‘flbr'a small percentage of the purchase money ’ - , Elfi'ida was just seventeen, with a round had giveuaspasmodic “ketchtt” of asneeze. drew up behind them, mm baggage heaped hpgelI'lsran thplsfon appdarelIlrthy to: G .0 lid 0 “Th ,} b k d
up for breastworks. There we waited for ‘3 ‘ 03t- 0 er 0 0W9 - en 9 Igan": cont en Y- '11 1,9!th £0 “:1 “II
c .suc asoryasWi e e won ero
Main street, Norwalk, Conn. , e
ound. A good avenue, 50 feet Wide, has 1) n laid , 4 _ . , .,
LEHIGH. LACKAWANNA, FRANI KLIN, PRES apple bloom face, eyes as blue as wood vlo- Ermine rose and tried the d005, Aunt Bet— drew forth and so on unti‘ he had drawn
1
O
AGENT FOR lrnu
Singer Manufacturing Co’s
First Premium Sewing Machine,
The best Machine for general work.
cm
at in front of the pro erty. Is within live untes’
walk of the Horse Rai road Size of lots to suit pur-
chasers; no fancy prices; Forfurtlier particulars eu-
quire of - JESSE DENTON
28 or JAMES FINNEY, Real Estate Agent.
“BUILDING Lou‘s.”
HE undersigned ofi‘er for Sale some of' the most
in cash,balancc on mortgage. Price of Lots from One
Hundred to Three Hundred liars. I will be pleased
the lots to an rs wishing to purchase.
to Show ' y pe WILLIAM T. CRAW,
Real Estate Agency, over F. B. Purdy’s Drug Store.
‘ Norwalk, Aug. 24th, 1868. 35
For Sale.
E of the most desirable places on Long Island -
TON, SCRANTON, DIAMOND RED ASH,
and all other desirable varieties of Coal constantly
on hand, and for sale at the lowest market rates.
Hard and Soft Wood cut any length.
Jets, and mischievous dots 'of dimples com-
ing and going like the impress of Cupid’s
finger on her smooth, pink cheek. And El-
frida wore white dresses, with blue ribbons
g1, and roses at her belt,
fluttering about til
sey hung re olutely on her side of. it.
“ If it’s t cat,” said Castlewynne, com-
ing to' the rescue, “ she’s remarkably strong
in her muscular development, give a good
pull Frank. Hallotl l"- .
For the door flew open'witIh a jerk, re?
the savages.
But they did not come just then. With
loud whoops and screams they gather upon
the plains at a distance frOm us. The
wretced cowards, as soon as they saw our
slight preparations were actually afraid to
forth the eight pistols from his throat, while
the Indians stood looking on in utter be-
wilderment. And no wonder, for we our-
selves felt no lessastonishn'lent. We could
not account for it; we were as much *htupi-
the savages for-many along year.”
Grignon was right. Not only did they
not pursue us, but, for all the remainder of
,the year, and for all the next, 'no travelers
on that routcwere molested.
“I don't see," said I, “how you managed '
ELBEBT CURTIS, desirable building sitesiu the village lying along N - - , _ , ,
M II ' “t Tailor the amps northwest ot’Uuion-Park, conv’enieIut to Ithe gen§g¥fims§3§gc31:33,}:‘2: gellgggggg p. n.Iwn'nn, n. n. ROWAN, ' some n. reams. 13% and read poetry 9 road, and believed in I . 1, 1
one a ' ' ’ Zmage and any ofaccess, ”mg “'1 ”mm” new Place."containihg ten acres, With all! linsfihcoun- ' ' mankind—especially Tom CastleWYnne. vealing Miss Betsey Whistleton, shrinking attack. ' / fled as the. ndlans t emse vcs. . . .
' cc mm’ C. M. GRUMMAN, Consequently, it may easily be inferred back into a corner. One mOment Castle- They waited till night. After this Grlguou calmly drew foyth Six to do those m‘fks on the open ground, mt?!-
Or eight more pistols, then a number of car— out any table. . - .
Curtis’s Building, Main Street, Norwalk, Ct
f the village and harbor, prices low and termseasy.
. , ' A. H. BYINGTON,
Apply to
try residence, good barns, carriage hous
etc. ison‘ered for sale, together with all the house-
that Elfrida led a dolorous life of it with
wynnc started—then a brilliant idea flashed
At night our defences were made. Our
a
fridges, and finally a carbine.
Grignon smiled.
‘ S.E.OLMSTEAD¢ d F ’ture carria es horse cow and oultr -
Gents’ and Youth’s Clothing cut and made to order, . . E. K. LOCKWOOD. 31‘01 “Till _ , g _ 1 7 P Y-
“ Ihort notice. of “1° be“ materials: ln “=0 “395‘ Norwalk. Sept. 9.1, 1863. ~ {he {meal-tilts toflfislgd‘lhthaagrlg: “1333““.3’ :8“ Plallllcal Walllhmaliei allll Jeweler’ her aunt Betse ’s eculiar views. s ' ° - ' ' W830“ were “TWDEEd more closely, and
, m b e flamed workmen. Prices kind of . s pp . l) t p . y P acro.s his mind , be shut the dooragaln and . . . . .
' y ' y x” ‘ - . peaches. strawberries. ruspberrleS.blackberr es.cnr- And Dealer“! . - . ' . . the b - d ofba w 1 h‘ h The Indians said not a word. “Only clumsy performers use tables ” said
.— 'Mfll Property ”MEI ggoseberriOS, gm . The land ,5 dividedinto . . This particular afternoon,IMlssBetsey sat bolted it instantaneously. “"103 e ggageI 11.5 1111“ e lg 91'. “D , fi , ?,, ‘dh d h “1 id h d f ’
Etna Insurance 00- 01' Hartford, . FOR SALE sixIaIcorgss liv'é‘i’égéfltbfiiv‘if’ifti (3112;115:233; aeifogf. AMERICAN! ENGLISH & SWISS bolt upright engaged inhideous patchwork, “ Thieves l” he cried in carctlilly sup- deeper and more efi‘FCt‘W' I“ the center b a? ”21:3“? :01 rte as: mIn (1.8m e,:ln fel th' coub 't 3:79 meld“; mire wonder-_
Incorporated 1819, Charter Perpetual. , Embscfiber mm for we hishil Pro "I m 525;“ given immediately if “8th Price 815.000. . W , TbHES . which had been poor Elfrida’s“blackbeast" pressed tones. u Robbers, burglar n were our’cattle. Behind this httle fortifica- e I; ere t :plSkO s 2 . eh lans. u lugs, u ey wouI ave cen thrown
. - ' . A I . ' . . n ' '
p y 1"0"WW“P’HW‘flmenquire°f ever since she was tall enough to Wield a “ Oh! my good Mr. Thomas l”.squcaked m“ we waited our “’95- " Gk? y all: we: “1:6 . 1:, "Tad” d 2?? 2“ gm 5;“??- 1,3' reserve my good
rlguon 055 p15 5, ca 1 a sun c s 0; an raucisco.
Capital and Assets,
insures against loss and damage by Fire, on terms
adapted to the hazard, and consistent with
the laws 'of compensation.
GEORGE R. COWLES
Sole Agent for N OtWt’llk and vicinity.
Nos-walk Insurance Company.
NORWALK, CONN.
- H
30’052’880 19 T uatcdin West Norwalk, about two miles'i'rom
Darieu Depot, three miles from South N orwalk, and
two miles from New Canaan, consisting of a manu-_
factory, two stories high, 86x18 feet, with about 12
feet. head and fall of water, with three acres of land,
now usedas a Saw Mill but suitable for a manufacto-
ry of any kind. Terms easy and price low. Enquire
of JAMES FINNEY, Real Estate Agent, N orwalk,or
of the subscriber, CHAUNCEY STREE'I
West Norwalk, Sept. 25, 1869.. aétr
'JAMES MITCHELL, Real Estate Agent and Auc--
tioneer, Norwalk, Conn., or of the proprietor on the
premises. ROBERT G. L. DE PEY-STER, ,22
SPLENDID in
Building Sites
' For Sale, of one-third acre and upwards near the new
‘t nrvmisrnn memo-r,”
At the east end of Cos-Cob Bridge. The property is
beautifully situated, has a fine water front on the har-
JEWELRY of every description, Silver and Plated
Ware, Clocks, Spectacles, Eye Glasses, VioliusII
and Bows, aim Strings, and Trimmings, of all kinds,
together with a general assortment of goods in .my
line. I am receiving frseh goods from Importers and
Manufacturers every few days, so that urchasers
will have the advantage of all the new sty es as soon
as they are out. Please call and examine my stock
and riots and be convinced. .
N.g.—Particnlar attention as usual aldto Re air
ing tine Watches,Frcnch Clocks,Jewe ry an djob
C M. GRUMMA
needle, and scolded her niece persistently;
“Don’t talk to me, Elfi'ida Martin l” she
said energetically—which was quite unnec-
essary, for poor Elfie had not Opened her
lips in a quarter of an hour—“ I know per-
fectly well that it is all through your doing
lath!“ Thomas Castlewyuue and his riotous
Miss Betsey through the key hole, “ please
don’t. Please stop' crying for help; Miss
Betsey Whistleton '; it’s all a‘mistake a mis-
understanding.”
“ A misunderstanding ch ?” said' Castle-
wynne. “ It has a rather burglarous look.
I shduld be very sorry to deliver you into
Shortly after dusk the tramp of thousands
of hoofs shook the plains. . Down upon us
thundered the Indians. Shouts and yells
burst around. - .
Oh they cafme, nearer, and still nearer.
We waited in breathless suspense. ’
At last our volley burst in thunder upon
them. .
carbine over to us, and smiled beniguantly
on the astonished savages.
He then shook his band.
,A knife fell out of the palm. Another
followed, and another. He shook three
mine out of his left hand, and drew a score
or so out of his ears. ' '
And so he did; for, of all the wizards, '
magicians and conjurors, that have visited
the Golden State, none have won so much,
or excited such wonder, as my friend Grigv
non. '
I? Mr. Bowen gives the following fresh _.
bit Of historyjn a recent letter from Wash-
c.'h (”Pugh $500,900 ' Real EState for sale. b d‘ onl two minntes’walk from all trains to in]? y “Bl. k l 't L H .t l S N 1% l '
' ' . . 11 15 ‘ ’ , c s o e , . o ' ' - - _,,
Paid up Capitol, $100,000 THE 1,,“ belonging to the esm‘of Geomew . ngvaliorkmi’iPREss INCLUDED. Apply to or lye 0c opium e ,u a 0 8 ...- CigarI smoking friend, have come down to custody, Miss Whistleton,qut . . , . “Perha s on would like something to
Raymond. comprising some of the most desira- address J. w. ATWATER, Cos-Cob Bridge, COnn. . ' - Merrlfield and taken the room next to ours “ Have mercy on me, shneked Miss Bet- Shrieks rose from amid the 8100‘“- We , , p . y . . . -. . . . .
‘ Raymond Bros. sey, rattling at the (160,. knob. “Indeed saw notwhat the efi‘ect ofourshotshadbeen drink?’ said hc,smileingly, to the Indian lugton: “Here Iwrll relate a truthful incl-.
’ ‘ dentof the late rebellion, given tome by
WH- C. Ems-r. President, (3:0. 1!. Cownxs, Sec’y.
Eaten. Eran, Treasurer.
ASSETS OVER $25,000,000.
(El-:0. III. COWLES,
AGENT at Nor-walk, and issues policies for the fol-
ble property in South Norwalk, isnow offered for sale
at a bargain by the trustee of that estate.- Apply to
LEWIS F. BEERS, Trustee, GEORGE W. RAY-
" MON D and CHESTER F. TOLLES, South NorwsIlIk, .
t 26
Conn. _
NASH minis,
A Good and Cheap Farm for Sale.
THE farm of the late Daniel Leavenworth, Esq.,
Pleasantly situated in a good neighborhood in
the Town of Monroe, on the direct roadvfrom Bridge-
port to Danbury’, and convfllently located to schools,
churches, depot, and market. Said farm contains
143 acres, a good dwelling of eleven rooms, a good
WHOLESALE AND RETAILIDEALERS IN
HAL-GRAIN, FEED, Flflllll, -&c.,
ANTHBACITE AND BITUMINOUS
house full of respectable boarders."
Ellie colored up here.
——thc nary mart room. "I should think you
would be ashamed of yourself Elfrida, to be
walking about the house with him, and the
“ 1am sure, aunt Betsey, Mr. Castlewynne
indeed, I meant no harm—it was a mistake
upon my'word.. Please let me out before
any one comes, and me in a man's room,
too l"
“ Dreadful, groaned Frank.
but‘could only conjecture that it had been
deadly. j
There was a wild uproar—the confused
sound of trampling horses’ the noise of men
calling to one another, intermingled with
who spoke English.
The savage looked at him Suspiciously.
“What’ll you have? Rum, brandy, gin,
whisky, ale, porter, wine or cider t”
The Indian brightened and spoke to his
fellows. They all preferred whisky. ‘
Vice-President Colfax, which will, I think,
tend to make the propose‘visit of a Russian
prince pleasant to him 'and his reception
most cordial on our part. France and Eng-
land, it seemsmbad resolved to recognize
lowing Insurance Companies. .
Etna, of Hartford, Assets Jau.1s1;,168, 5052880 l‘fial Estate I A ents barn, one old cidermill (new used for barn). The . . . . . I ,
:3" “012-1.“? 1: - f: f: :: 131331.324 No. 12 MAIN STRE§T. ‘ , igllulillzgflbitggiinlo‘tfi]civillilgl‘l‘ .35:in 13:: COAL, is reeveetabley , . “T00 frightful ‘0 think of." hollowly groans 8nd “1830‘ Pam- Withom smug _ , .
110:9, of N. in, " “ “ "- “ 115331219 Pnoruu'rvbongm, sold, exchanged or let, on re..- T1116” if” ”Antiggilffithyegr filafi‘dlfi‘ilgmto 2:311; BY THE '1‘ ON CAR LOAD on CARGO - “Apettifoggiug, dissipated, good-for-nolh- echoed Castlewynnc. , them time to recover from their confusion we 'Grignon asked the Indian to lend him a the Southern Confederacy. France was to.
$3,136.55.“ 139v 1‘- ‘I. 2‘. 1'- }’l§§’3l§ ,1,ggggglfiggrggggnhgggaggilgggmgg35:13:; Egohpgrgductigg farm willgdop well to lookat this ’ ’ ing lawyer—and Frank Ermine is no better. “ Oh dear,” walled Miss Betsey, as all the poured in another volley. and yet. another, loose blanket which he were. The Indian father the movement, and England was to
’ . . O ' . . I ' ‘ I 0 r » _ . . . . . _ n - e . . .
l‘prinkglielg§ first"! :I, ~I.I. 3 Ir: £1123; aecoIInIImoltIatggterms. N 1 tree 51:23: ogggiegglgggggggg‘g‘figml,fiii‘il‘gi‘gmi 'VV'CD‘D'ID,~ Elfrida, if you don’t stop taking such long horrors of her Situation dawned upon her. ,loadmg as rapfdly as we could, and firing took it off doubtfully. Giugnon shook it; Jon;l inhand both were to give the Souih
on m J ' ’ m ' mm “K“ m’ t E’ 5‘3 ' ’ - ' D 1e e letm t 11' Th '1’11 1 - h h d th ' a bottle rolled out . He shook it again- a‘ sac aid and comfort as they consistent y
North AmericanN. Y. “ “ H “ 702.162 desu'cd. Forfurtherpsrtlculars elIqulre of n . stitcheslll make you rip them out again. 0,1) as e on , r. omas, and rcvo velsw are we a em. _ . . . . , . . . .
{gm‘pfi-l _ ' i: I: .‘I t‘.‘ 33%: JAMES FINNEY 9ttfififlEff'0?fi’ifils‘li’t‘i’é‘nn‘nfifp‘ifinfimtg , ALL KINDS’ CUT “111,3me To ORDER What Iwaut you to understand is .this: that give you anything I have in the world." The effect was terrible. Many musthave glass fell out. He shook it a fluid time; could to help them achieve their mdepeud;
emulate-”Albany N_ Y., .I.I .I.I I‘l‘ 553:373 no“ Rune Agent, “can“; Auction' Ageilt,Norwa1k, Conn. ' Masons’ Building Materials, this love making business has got to stop, Mr. Castlewynne paused; he seemed Ito been wounded or killed,judging by the am nine more tumblers ,fell out. Finally, he ence, and thus make Jefl'IDaVis and cotton,
:fi'fiflggfl“ N' Y'.’. n u .. 33%; not, Constable, Collector, are. ‘ ‘ " . ' . i. I won’t tolerate Thomas Castlewyuue’s pre- deliberate. Miss Betsey took heart of hope. in] uproar that arose. For a time there was shook it again; a corkscrew tumbled down. slavery and Soulhem aristocracy, rule Ilhli
Nomiltmmc" 11's., I. I: .‘I 3 got}: Gnfigfifnfi‘gfifigf-gfetgfigfig‘flf;Y’inzfifil ' Plumbing and Roofing. . BL UE ‘Efig’m AND LENGTus sumpt s htteutions—no, not another day. “Will you give me your niece, Elfrida!” a confused hubbub of sbunds. Horses were - “Will you take it raw, -or with water?” country forever. There was only one little
pgfiefihtngen' ... .. .. n 4001000 (and pItIlhlichiIl solicidts I: coIntIIqusfiiccnofblthgsaime. TnFlIrIubserllIes havln bfiught (Imt the stoIolrt has CUT To ORDER. I’ll pack up and leave Merrifleld sooner. “My' niece Elfrida? N-ever-really I trampiug, men calling; groans were min- asked Grignon, as he proceeded to unscrew if inhthe way of thl: graind move$ent b?
3 tie at . . " “ “ ' 219,146 C as ta en is es a . . as at s aw x urcs o arvrs . nap? s prepare 0 o - . D , 11 Elfrid ?" could not—” ' . led with cries of ra e Duriu all this time the cork . anot er empire or ing cm on ese _
Commonwealth N. Y. “ “ “' H. ‘280 000' Office Room No. 4 Gazette Buildino where be all kinds of . > A t f th cel b ated 05011 ear me . a g ,3 ° 5 ' . . . I ,
ga'fg'?§fg£°$ Ii°°3°n° N- Y., 200:0” ”'1 he'remeg.gifggggt°{o°'t‘l.'i’i.§§‘i‘n"°:§§'.eiifi.“§} PI .‘UBIBING' gen 8 or" e e r ‘ “ Yes, aunt Betsey, I hear you.” “ Oh,’very well; just as you elect. Er- we had fired at intervals whenever we heard The Indian said nothing. . nightedIIshores. They must have the “moral
lhgrprigo of Gliseiu‘ligh 01m" 1,3331% izlit¥1£§gntagentinggf ptlgcesmsufitignefefiinfiorgeul ' 9 Franklin 00.1 of lake"! Valley- '-“',Vel'y well, then, I’ll trOuble you to heed mine, will you have the goodness to step' a sound, husbanding our ammunition, not “Isn’t that 80:6 WESkY 1‘" asked Grlgnon, 33:73"; £333; 32:; 3:91: uggnleg £2112?th
‘ - on roer ~ecoecono es c. _ . - . . . , . . ,, ,, .. 'ss. .
:Ifi? other Comugeaaisesiigiclléggdggtgalgpggpnlfitg; :3 d 3511's“) akegvegy fawn 3,), e e x em“ t 9 pkg“ Mi TIN ROOFING, FURNACE WORK. Foo,“ Washing,“ s," Southmmatk, cg, as well. Perhaps you think. I didnt see down stairs and call the landloxI-df . willing to waste a shot. . . “I": plunged ou augd ‘t u . l 1 Th. thou lit the (-ould easil obtain Napbleolsl
walk. application may bemade to WM. '1‘. anw. who may favor him with thelrpatronage- GUTTERS AND LEADERS - TO THE PUBLIC you lingering on-the very threshold of their And at the same time Elfrrda s soft vOlce At last there arose a wild tramp of horses e 11 Iran sme e 1 S SPIC 0115 y. en g i .y . . y. -_ . .
door this morning, alking nonsense about was heard calling in the next apartment: the sound moving fromus, and seeming to he tasted it. The taste was enough. kHe :as tohmgkefiheapphclfilon; anu h; dild sol,
show that our enemies had retired baffled drank it all 011‘, smacked his lips. loo ed t roug 2 is mister. ecommau :2 son ‘
scum NORWALK
Planmt: Mil]. ’ Oo.
Builders and others are informed that this Compa—
u are now repared to execute in the best manner,
a short not ce, all kindsof‘
Steam Sawing, .. '
Scroll Sawing,
. Planning,
and Turning.
They will also furnishes the most reasonable terms
all kinds of
Lumber and Timber,
”JAMES MITCHELL,‘
lull. ESTATEBRUKER
AND
AUCTIQVEE'IR,
made and put up.
ROOFS REPAIIIED AT SHORT NOTICE.
ALSO, JUIBIII II All KIIDS 0! III, SHEET
~ IRBI AID SUPPER WARE.
JAMES M. BOYE ;
Basement of Ra ond’s New Buildin c er of
Main and Hoyt align g’ 15
A FULL LINE OF
Fill. t ngllll lllli -.
TEE subscriber having disposed of his Livery Sta
ble on Marshal Street, South Norwalk, to his
son, s. H. Ho kins, desires to return his sincere
thanks to the c tizeus of Norwalk for the liberal pa-
‘ tronave extended to him in the past, and would to-
spectfully invite a continuance ,of the same to- his
successor.
The subscriber would also give notice that hereaf-
ter he will devote his entire time and energiesto the .
purchase and sale 'of Horses, Carriages. Harness
the. All sales guaranteed to be as represented, and
satisfaction given or money returned. From hislon
experience in the business he is confident ofhis, abl ~
ity_.to please and satisfy all his patromi. .
~ J. L. HOPKINS.
South Norwalk, Sept. 5, 1870,
' NEW DRUG STORE.
THE undersignedwould respectfully announce to
you are coming to."
some trumpery and wild roses you had been .
gathering. On‘ the threshold of a young
man’s room! IElfrida, I don’t know what
"‘ But auuty, the doc}- was wide open, and
Mrs. Glenn was in the'hall, and Isabella
Raymond,-aud Maj. Parker’s daughters—W
“ I don't care if the twelve tribeSOf Israel
were there, it makes it none the le'ss ‘im-
proper for you”—and here her aunt Betsey
rolled up her eyes in a fearful cataleptic
manner. “ Now stop dropping their: big
. “ Aunt Betsey, aunt Betsey. 0h, Mrs.
Parker, where can my aunt be i” ' '
Search, an expose and detection were
looming inevitably over the wretched vic-
tim of ciréumstances; she rattled madly
against the door. 4
“You needn’t go, Mr. Ermine—yogueedn’t
go. Only let me out—" .
“ You will freely bestow the hand of your
niece upon me t” ‘ ' .
“ Yes—yes—anylhing—everything."
Mr. Castlcw'ynue unbolted the door, .and
threw it open with a low bow. * Miss Betsey
from theassault. .
' Yet we were afraid of some plot, Grignou
made us keep watch, and all that night we
lay on our arms, expecting every moment
to hear the Indian yell which announced
the assault 'of the savages.
After a long night,»which seemed intermi-
nable, morning dawned. As the light illu-
minated the wide plain, we lOoked around
anxiously for ‘our enemies, but saw none
whatever. We took' a hasty breakfast and
then deliberated on what we ought to do—
arouud triumphantly on his companions,
and then held out his glass for more. At
this, all the other Indians, encouraged by
his experien’ce,clamored for some. Griguon
poured away from his bottle. Each one
drank and wanted more. Grignon was
quite willing to pour. He was not forget-
ful, however of the duties Of hospitality.
He walked~off to the Indians who were hold-
ing the horses, who had been watching the
scene in stupefaction,aud ofi'ered some to
them. The smell of the whisky was enough
Minister to wait upon the Russian ambassa-
dor in Paris and communicate his wishes. .
He did so. “ Put that in writing,”- said the
faithful ambassador, “ and I will send it to
myhiaster.” It was done; and what was
the result? “ No! NO!” said the‘noble
Czar, and he 'did not stop there. “ No!
Noll and I will appri-ze President Lincoln
and his government of your wicked inten-
tions, and do all in my power to help sus-
tain the North in their patriotic struggle for
the overthrow of slavery and the establish-
ment of liberty.” ' -
and manufacture to order, ' ’
/ '83“; x . ' OFF 10".“ MITCHELL“ ””0"" p the citizens’fn this vieinity,"thnt he hasjnst tears over the turkey-red joining of that .
_ Blinds, " ~ fitted use New Drug Store. u‘ilt 1m“,- saw suchabab inn 11-0.. stayed not to reciprocate his polittfiless but- whether to take advantage ofthis respite for them. They drank and wanted more-
‘ Doors, Etc' WALL STREET JlIen (Q7 Boy’s Wear CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT s'rs q ‘ n ' y y l th llk ’ ' ‘ 't 11'! M f But Gl'l 01‘ Sh°°k his 119““
BALUSTERS, NEWELS. &C. ’ . '_ ,' never. . darted from eroom, e an arrow fleeing and move on or war aw l e. osLO us , gt} . -. , .
, {or Stairs and'nuilingaand a . ALSO . where will be found What a relief it was to poor,hunted little fiom the bow, never stopping till she was thought we had better hurry on,but Grig- ‘_‘Not now," he “"1 Ito the spokesman. A Waterbury man whose son was wrlled
Black Walnut, Alli. Charmwmtevvood NORWALK coNN " ' P U R E D R- U G's 9 .Elfi'ida when Mrs. Major Parker Came in, Bil-f8 il her own apartment. non gave it as his opinion that the Indians “I'll give you a bottle apiece to carry home In. half interest in a $40,000 property by the
.V “in” “Fm“? °“ hm" - ’ ' . BENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Goons CHOICE WINES and LIQUORS with-her rustling silks andher basket of “Aunty," exclaimed the thoroughly as- were yet 1:: the .neigbborhood,"and were with you.” And gomg up to the blanket son’s grandfather, took offense because the
sgigiwaztfiggpnnggwen to °1°6br§§5idi§rf§f . . FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. / ’ knitting milk, and she was allowed to steal touisbed Elfie, “ where on north have you waiting to attack us on the march. He he shook out adozeu bottles Of the’same young man, who was a minor, married
3‘ Rfl%‘tfit¥§v B. LTOLLES CITY RESIDENCES. ~ 0. '1'. Cornwall, - ' _ away into the-inner room. with pricked tin- been'?”I ' thou ht it would be best to wait at least kind as the last. .~ . . '. against his Wishes, and got himsdlf appomt-
. RILTOL‘LES’ ' . ’Trenfmr' ' I (,0 s, U a“. Nomam nan FANCY AND TOILET ARTIQLESi get-g, aching spinal column, and eyes yet But that was just what auntie would ,anot or pay. We all yielded to his opin. By this time the Indians were in thejolh: ed guardian over him. Then, underalsw
.I' U CARIER .. Farms and Country Scat” met on». n , ,- PATENT MEDICINES, ciao. dewy-with tears. never tell her. ~ ion, and wfaited as best wizould. ‘ est “:06 cimceivable. .. 'd h IwIIltlichf permits it guardian tit) seltl the P591).
_ , . . a _ , . . '. _ _ , B'Ph H P r, ,1 full ' - ,2 t - s - I n u lri p - M' t ' Atlera ew hours at a ut ten o’clock “Be ore give you any more am e 8 yo aminor can amoun no excee ing
AxifigNfinlfi’u‘l‘l‘e Bdkd'iibiiish'iilii’ibl“ c“ Don—ht'fipm' Remand Exchangea' Fflsllllls Plli‘llllll Sallllll P311183 git.:figfi’ggbfigl’ilmém“g“flw‘l‘l‘m thOilgllifeElnilizfnvSlithuano‘i’illhiagsuiliir pofllnbf Mimi ugligitrllesdsrfeigé1:62;: ten oradozcn horsemen appeared over a, “let ,me make you so that you bill not soE $300. Without advertising it. he'obtained
Baltimsellsel’hilpggglbenlhe “$22?" Depl’ll'infllw in; REAL ESTATE’ STOCKS’ . I ’ &c., furnished with - ’ “'49, . ' 8"" Hamlin“ NO'F‘1kv00311- her cherry lips’. -"‘ If I thoughtl should tea .aud a nap, “I’ve changed my mind hillock in the distance, riding slowly to- drunk.” . ’ . ' permission of ajudge of probate to sell his
£0! ' ' ‘mu 0” my ,g M e FURNITURE dtc BEER, SODA WATER Keeler w HOpe, ever live to be an old maid, like aunt Betsey, about young Castlewynne. If you and he waging" h h 1 H8 Walked “13hto $111: first (Illldmlxrl‘;ndt 2?“ 50111? 1131f m?:§;b W‘sll'lh fiioiogoéfob 1::
' 991's Cb SHOES " ’ . ' > 0 ' l’djuinp into the river,Iwould.” ' are really bentonamatch ofit"—here aunt " . “Y Wi“ ‘0 aveapar eyt",88i.d Grim his han sineac 0 1553“ 00 e a . “n P8 l')’ sumo -. - 0» W1 0‘1 e 5° .
' Willing“: “I'm“, . O at public and privgte sale. . AND HOUSE AND SIG“ PAINTERS, And Eldc crept away for a walk, low 'Betsey involuntarily grimaced, as if she Mll- “Some 0W0“ 3WD {Will “Dd see what steadfastly. 411. the eyes 1"" some “In”. knowledge, his, patrimony was soil? to the
,1 Olsen. for 0 h ' . . SARSAPARILLA! l 5- ' ' ° ‘ ' ' it ' the want. Iwish to have a little tosa Then he stroked his brows and left him; sheriff for that amount, and by him sold to ' .
, P as e . . INTERIOR DDCORATORS, spirited enough. were taking medicmc— why you must Y Y. . .
- ‘ AUCTION SALES 03‘ HOUSES. LOTS. FARMS. in all! 5051““ ‘lmnml” by The afternoon was well advanced before have your own Way, I suppose." but will wait.” ‘ ‘ this he did to each. The Indians o‘fig‘ all the lad’s mother at the same price. And
K One of our menwas selected, and went suspicion, and merely expected that some- now the son, thus defraudedof his inheri-
M
NOTICE.
Norwallc .Dye Works.
in! subscriber'would inform th
wlu still continue toreceive order: Shiififiag 2]?
kinds of goods, as heretofore, at his omoe foot of
Kill Bill.
work executed at the noted
lie 1‘”. made .xrnngelnents to have the
State Island D
until he can re-establish his Works, rebeelltvl‘yrgg:
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
. Residences.
Houses to Rent
Sales of ICFurnitlii-c, at Owner’s
S. GRUMMAN, Manufacturer,
under Raymond’s new building, Main St.._ N erwalk.
NE W, STORE
THE subscribers have taken the store in Quintard’s
Block, recently occupied by the Post Olhcc, and
are now prepared to serve the public With a general
assortment of -
Near Post Office", SOUTH NORWALK, CT
88' Churches. Halls, Public Buildin s, and Real
dances Frescced and Decorated in big cat style 0
, lat
the 'art. ~
To the Ladies
Of Norwalk, So.'Norwalk & vicinity.
THOSE wishing their binds and For Collarsre-
afler the portlyelooking form.
Mrs. Parker deported; and Miss Whistleton
politely seeing her to' the door sloodilooking
“ I wonder where Elfl'ida has gone to,
pondered the spiuster aunt. “ Down in the
grove flirting‘with that odious Castlcwynne,
I’ve no doubt—dear me, what trials girls
Elfio’s countenance grew radiant.
“.‘Dear aunt Betsey,” she cried, with a kiss
on the parchnient forehead of the old.lady,
“ I’m so glad I” ' '
“ There, there, go along,” said Miss Whis-
tleton, ungraciously. “ I want to rip up my
capes for the wash, and can’t be bother‘ed
outside of our cncloni'e to meet them.
Meanwhile Griguon lifted a trunk out of
the wagon which belonged to him, drew it
outside, and busied himselfcoolly in arrang-
ing and turning over the things. We all
thought this was done for the purpose of
thing good was coming. 80 they allowed
him to do as'he chose.
Gl‘ignou then stood off a little distance.
and in a loud voice ordered them all to look
at him.
I had seen plenty of experiments before
in nlesmerism and electrobiology, so that
tancc, proposes to.see if the-courts will to]-
erate such injustice. .
#
A twenty-five million dollar mortgage of" .
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company, to New York partita '
was put upon file in recorder’s ofllcc in city
. stroyedhy tire. Aconti e fth ' '
nagoiaaoliclted, . nu . ° RIe Raga???“ Furnished or Unfurnished. Cllt’ice Grocel‘leS, d pnéred antIiIII ugwiylfiedflorflg’ur gaseficut lager
' ; ,' ‘ . ' ‘ . an m “11W '5 ”a e' " ‘1“ ‘° “.3' l" - - - v ' nair ofindiii‘erence SO none of
; Ga. . enam- Boas ca avethem done by the subscribe, are. Castlcwyuneisoutsomewhere,1kuow, with kissing._ . assuming-8 . . - . . .
.8 PLACES F0“ 8‘“ “mm“ m “"0”" - “9“” Feed’ Gm"! {itffiittlelll’idl Egghlgggggethnitggghogrggggggg for the debt of his room is half—open. Now « I do hope,” she added mentally, as Elfle us noticed lnm particularly. the presenl scene did not surprise me so of, Erie, Pa., on the 20th.
~ ' . tripped away, “he woult' tell that child the ’Our Iepresentatives stood outside,waitiug much as it did my companions and the --‘O'- ‘ , - .
’ Jeff. Davis is at Memphis, living- on the ’3‘
AND .
‘ Steam Fitting.
(31.07.1113: ,1“ his works
on River Street, is
M.
a W prepared toll], all Orders in the above line.
from 3-1-909- to $59.90!? .
Al orders left at the UNION MARKET. Mitchell’s
Hay, Straw, etc.,
which they will sell at
best kind of Silk fOr lining Mail's and Collars, colors
to match the furs; also, new at he of els,Buttous
and Trimmings, all of which a will sell as low as
can be bought elsewhere. Ladies wishing their furs
newly lined will plxase call and leave them before the
. I wonder—”
Miss Betdey Whistleton stretched her long
neck' seriously towards the' neighboring
~
whole stt'iry."
‘ But there was a mischievous sparkle in
Elfie's eyes when she came up that. night,
o
for the Indians. Ten of them dismounted,
and walked toward us in a friendlymanntar
while the rest held the horses. ,
other Indians. . . -
Grignon simply stood at a distance, Wav-
ing his-arms at times, and giving words of
South Carolina,1usurpnceCompany,which '
pays him $5,000a‘year for the use of his
vi a promotes-er slid at low rate . .n . - ' - ' ressed
. , hiluqrggzéghri?fifimaécafi saggy"? Fagffa Block, Norwalk, Conn, will receivepramutattentlou. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL hurried season. rticles from n town and vicinity apartment—she looked up '.the 1““ “d '
I ”II-gum I m, 1,",ng 3.1:“? gaping-333%, . . at the Iowa“ mm” meII . gag. ‘fii‘n’iini‘i" $50? 1}“? 33:33 marshals down the ball, but there Well not a soul in which tilled aunt Betsey’s soul with dread, One of them add our man mbroken command. Every word. wasobeyed. . .
,. m m.“ durable P“? ,n mI . Every ell'or’t made to please. flames; Intgigtéed, mm “In,“ . . “I!" u. n . sight. ,' and ennvinced her that Castlewynnei bad mush. First they all beganvto dance. perfo'rm.
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name as president, with little or no duty to' e
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