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's'-l th'n'A'er.A in; he had the stroke-bar, and he pulled He wrote at once, “How much you returned; blouse! showed a and tendency NOBWALK GAZLTTL. 2 .- REAL ESTATE. WANTED. nl‘cnnzrnn wen! 'rm! will?
083mm Hon.— “ I am now ready to
be offered, III ths' time of my departure is
at head. I have. fought I good fight, I have
finished my course, I have kept the filth
henceforth there' 1s laid up for me. I crown
of righteousness, which the Lord, the tight-
sous Judge shell give use It that day. "-—
81- PAUL.
mar.- mam
“ My dIye are in theyollVow leaf,
The flowers In'd' one oflVler Ire gone;
The woman beaker, Ind the gri‘
Are mine. Ilene. ”-Bmox ‘ ’
as: '
trod. Tro'wcr’s' VLIWA'V.A‘?°!Z"m"
Dida’tI ever tell you theetoryf -II it '
possible! Draw. up your IchIin‘. Stick of
wood, may. Smoke! ' ‘
{ou’ve heard of my Lucie Popworth,
though. Why, yes! -You_’_ye' seen h1m ,—
the eminently respectable elderly gentleman
who came one day last sammerjust as you
were going; book under his _arm, you re-
2 member; wood on his hats. diya smile on
bland countenance; -,-tall lenkrf individual
in very seedy black: _With him my tale
begins; for if Ihad never indulged in an
Uncle Popworth I should never have sport-
ed on Iron Clad: »
must nnderstand why I' left“ clty, Vii-lends,
business, and Veettled down in this quiet
village. .It wa's' chiefiVy',eir, to. 'oecepo the
fascination of that worthy old gentiomm over this unexpected visit—0r visitation—' for I' remember I set out to 'tell you ;"woods and pastures new to that evident
that I bought this. place, and took refuge: with ’Dolly. Bite 'bore up under it more about my little Iron-Clad. Il'm coming to shepherd. As for 'Jnysolf, I woe well-nigh
here with my ”wife and little ones“ Here
we had respite, respite and 'Vnepen'th'e from
our memories ofV'Uncle Popworth; here we 'go down and meet him. 'She received his: V'srAin1—fivo mortal weeks: refusing to take much of an' actor, and the comedy of that “fair!- in your wintry; I 'voulVAd. return to
used to sit down in the evening and talk of witha hospitable smile (I. verilyV believe Vhi'ntsV when they Almost because klck'sV;2 -
the past with. grateful and trenquil eVmo- that more of the world’s hypocrisy pro- driving our frlcnds item no, and ourIelves
tiont',e's people speak of awfirl things? en'- coeds from too much good nature than from} almostto dutrection his misfortunesalone Who wee- behind 19'8“?me am a gen-m] accept do position to' be your. fcompanion,
dared in days that are no more. To us too little), and listened patiently- tohis ex-. protecting himfrom a promptand vigor.- pmch,’ that answered Ieuppose,‘ ih pace of for 1! a man hear, you kill him toad soon .
' one elimination. when a' happy chance I mm, as asafety'évalve for haphyémim' vid your book and your ten,twenty parish!
the height of human happiaoee was: toting
green corn and stnwberflenin a: reared
neighborhood where uncles were unknown. bag,” says he, “£01" I knew you wouldn’t let' blem of- destiny.
. .More' than once. '1 hId'V recalled Berry’s convuistons of laughter;
. that Fete, loomed. before my vision. that positively leave'in aweek ,—V-in two weekset vivacious suggcotion of the scsreerow—it’ open, and we could see and hear every- IBW Pf “1!: ““10- Iron-0M2 I remember
2-IV’11 givs yo the latest: Ihevebrought my volume, too, one could only have been' invented that thing.
eixpence for this neat liltleV box of yours,” for”! sin contemplating I new edition,"(l1'e would sit composedlyin a chair, and nod
I should have sold, “Done!” with the isalwayscontempla'tinganow edition,mak'o_ when spokonto! Isms. Lwishing for some cle. The nose nodded duly. ._“H’Vm, .Ihay'e he ins notironoclad.
trifling proviso that you ihbuld flake my: ing that a pretext for lugging the book each automatoa,to bear the brunt of the traveled, myself,” the old gentlemen pro,"
But, sir, when thVIVt Phantom; that Yempire,
day, if you had said, “-TrVon
unclcinthobsrgoimr - - -
The mutter with himf What indeed
could invest humIn‘fioahwith such terrors, criticisms; I anticipate some good, com- Vgardmmhere Thad takenretbgo
-—whet but this! he. was—he i'e'-1et me
shriek it in your ear—a bore—a non! of
the most malignant type; In intolerable,
terrible, unmitigated 30in!
That book and: v his arm wee a volume with as that afternoon; and the question than! H V
of his own scrap; :1s;-Vn_ine hundred and arose, what should be done with the old my horticultursl eye) running marvelously
ninety-nine .'oetevo' peges, 0 Beam! It 'gentlemanl Kerry,- who is I dad of a tossedinthsto
wasn’t enough f« r him to patch Ind is rather lively fhncy, coming in while we onlooking up at
preach these appalling discourses, but then were taking advantage of his great uncle’ s the said Vnose'V coming [toward 1116,: among
the ruthless man must go and print ’Vem!
the next village, tot-VI know how delighted
You would have been to drive over and
fetch the!” '
Ifyoa were net already out of hearing,
you may have noticed that I made no reply
to' this affecting speech. . The old gentle-
man hes groan quite deaf of late years,—
an infirmity which wa'eV once a source 'oi’un-
told misery'to his friends, to whom he was
constantly appealing for their opmions,
which thby were ‘oblig'ed to shout‘ 1n his car.
But now, happily, the world he's about
ceased responding to him, and he has simOst
ceased to expect responses Rom the world.
He just catches your eye, and when he says
“2D0n’t you think so, sir l" or, “Whittle your
opinion, si'r i" 'an approving" nod does your
business.
pasted me to the house, unfolding the cata-
logic of his woes by the way. For he is one
of those worthy, uaofl'onding persons, 'wWom
an Fung'ra't'efulV 'world- Jo'stlee' and trotnplcs
upon,-'-wh'omV unmercitulVV disaster renews.
fast and follows faster. In his younger dew,"
he was settled over I don’t know how
many diflorent parishes, but secret enmity
pursued hint everywhere, poisoning the pa-V
rochial mind against him, and driving him
retenticssly' item place to plaV'cer. Then he
relapsed into agencies, and :went through I ,
long list of them, each terminating in 'ils't'
day,. who his one great, t1reless,terr1ble
enemy 1s. ’
cheerfully than could have been expected
V—s'upp'ressed a sigh, —snd said she. would
The hsckman' paid, my dear uncle accomV- ‘
sway menfhlly. AsV‘ Popworth lified up
his load, nasal voicoy the old Doctor raised
his voice,in the vain hope,I. suppose, of
tasking himself beam by his lustycompeti
to'rV. thI'yoVa' have never he'd .tio blessings
running opposition of ”your Viable, in the
presence ofinvited guests, you can never
imagine how astounding, hOw killingly _lu-V-Z
dicroas it was, I felt that both Linton and
Gregg were ready to tumble over, each in
In epoplexy; of suppressed emotions, while
'I_ had recourse to my handkerchief to hide
my tears, V-At length} poor Wortleby yielded
to file-..Wlith In'otn the unequal contest
-’—haul'e_d' oti‘V—'—tor' repaint; and the old
soventyitwo gun-'shlp thaudcred away in
triuniph.
At last .(_e‘e there must be an end ,to every-
thing under the an) my. uncle camo'ato a
close; and eminent of Vaw-tViil' s'lonca Von-.V
sued, during which no man durat look .
another. But in my week and jolly-like;
noticed that he looked up and around. with.
an air-'2 of satisfaction at having portermed a.
solemn dirty in a becommg manner, bliss-
fully unconscious of having run a poor
brotherotf the track. Seeing us all with
moist eyes and much ad‘octed, —_ton or
threehandkerchiefs still going—he no doubt
1
his prom told.
This will give you some idea- of the kind
that.
end wrote, “Also you make to be washed
a clean shirt, and complete instructions how
to act.
Vworth’s fire—in other words,'V introduced
flattered himself that the 'psthetic touches in country,” I yelled in the old: fellow’s ear.
nose bowed with perfect decorum, and
ofman we had" on' 'our' hands and I won’t: seated hintself, stiff and erect, in the big screamed tho furiouslittle Jew, turning on
FEW shares of the Capital Stock of the Fair- A
pay t” . to shirk his duty: and before noon there . ‘ 2A ' - ‘
' "One dollar a day, and board you, ” I re'-_ came a crash. whenecond Oldest Paper In the state. . Desirable Residence 81 35113.10??E:ygztton11:;nk:d O’Themuon- B%?;thlhhor $533.1?“
plied. I was in the garden, when I heard a . —.-—-—w—"2'——“—’.“ FOB SALE on To BENT. 1311 at theNorwaolkSavllggslehlgtoty 111111011211 mime my ,3”; 5.5.1.1;
lie of- the nose nodded eagerly at that shriek of rage 'and' despair VandV saw the
Omen m Gaznrrn Banana.
little Jew coming toward me with frantic
Tun Elegant and Commodtons Residence and
Grounds located on West. Avenue tomerly
known as the Dimon Homestead—one of the most
To her, of giant sine.
Boots and Shoes.
my shift 2” . tenures, 2. 2 ' ’ ' A ' desirable sees in Norvalk,'-is oflered for sale or Be
. . . gentle, though perchancc that tip
I agreed; and the bargain {as cloud. I “I yielt! I abandons! I take mymoneys A. H. B" as. nr‘x'fio" " 201;: Runs" Egg-”£13?gnégnmtggpmgmmww WE, ,the undersigned, havingformed a co-part- May speak amurmuriag tone;
set him into the houlotend' save him seam, and my shirt. and .189. 1” lays ':l'a'eV. ; - . “1mm“ Em NNIIY- 31.1%?” Astut- storeEreéf‘gf’n‘é‘e‘iei’,¥3ii5iilo§iicill‘t’rnifllii‘x‘ii The hem my be" with “2mm" Y“
hleoldcnstomcrs, also, our oldfriends and patrons
andtho publ1c1a general, to give as sea)! and we
willconvincethem that by
Honorable Dealing do ' Small Profits
I stood at perfect astonhhmeat _th hearing
the dumb speak; while he threw his arms
wildly above his head oxchiunng
And 0 toh th‘ am,
more sane: cusp. J 3’ e . me o
coon FARM. of about 45 acres of high
lend situated two miles north of New Gan-
Subscription ”.00 per year in advance. I
Single conic—s 5 cents. ' Be gentle! weary hours of pain
The gravity with which he entered upon "1“ ’ l tt bea
1swoma11s-o o ' r;
the situation was astonishing. He didn’t ' .“I amn'ot test! I am not teeth I am not A Adverts-Tug Bate-o . sen. Applyt which makessuickanles. atwe are bound to gm. . 2
seem to {BALE the slightest flavor of GJOkB teaf l He is one terreeblo man! He viii ll“ .goarlineeor lelllbgheggoh 80 cte; 3V illllee.1.1.00 . Vow 333113131011. Smith's Ridge. ehtfifncgorfitglldmdggyxotélofgfiitlonnxgoi motto is Then yield her what support thou canst,
m it “n It w.“ I’ Simple mm" of bui‘ my life! 8° VISO‘V'I, fly-‘L‘Dk'e my moneys pfififlg‘fiaffimume; """" 1:83 I'Vfll‘l'rl’ine, pleasant rooms over Klieu lb} THE SLOWSEH‘UNG" R THAN And all her sorrows share.
nes'sV; he saw 10 it only money and Father. and my shift—II 10ng um, I leafs your anN‘RNI-“xmmhfi - ' ' ' _‘ _' '_' 1:100 lullel’utore,MIinStreet. A p1 to ' Sill-E A" IIPPER lEA‘l'HEIl, illllltls, do" ' ' A
. one yeIrJ-witltpsper. . tens JJP Be gentle, for the noblest hearts -
load. house! 1'0“] (i am honest mg, blit— Two . _ . _ . “00 . is REAL. , Wholesaleand Retail. Particular attention paidto At t' h "of
IdeanwhileVI explained my intentions to Gott 1m himmel! dies dos diequ! on do nfliuIrteréblagn.o:eyest, I". '..V'. 1" «3323 novel: AND LOT more ”1111.: ,,,,,,,fi£,:$,jz,§.,;¥,gfi§; , And .t‘é‘f?."f¥..3£§“§'§fa"‘ '
DO“! wins in 8'39“. 8199- “Hi5 deafness Vdeyllel" lie Shricked. 1111210509 several :of Lent! 001mm one ye“. ........... .V' ”:33" name came]; Is OFFERED To pup. nessand diapatch: SMITH dc HAnlsnosleeII.’ May seek to find relief,
i'g his defgnge;1he old three deck" VD“, 'hls 13PM“ '8'; 031,09; in- hi5 YiVOlOlll men?“ I‘m; Noumupep cont gflvgncgonthe above. CtHAngitho residenceof theiste Alfred Mal. Cnaanszm-rn. Josnr-n P. HAxsronn. . . .
bang away at him; hols mots-cm l’V’ ‘And agitation- .. . 2 V 2 ,, yumNofiw-ifimm:°°lmuifl‘°°n“V“1433333,.dilem'gfihgfigggggggg'; CARPENTER 'RD Be gentle, for unkindnsss now ‘
that suggested the name we have called him ' ‘V‘Jscob Meant-.1!” said I, solemnly chip. for matinee-rammed tothehnetnees con- evtew of the harbor. Size of lot 120 feet front, A ‘ BUILDER. May raise an angry storm
“hm“ [ "mm a bymte'eunde tn. A' l t 1th nn 1:: . ‘ - . - ’
fly ever since. ; - ~ tle thought I was having todo with In- V-im- ism.a$i1,‘£i’;n° ‘i’i‘iiiinan'h'hmmt p pp ’ o e e” e ecu 355?: 3:1? fiéilfié‘fii‘fé’i‘i‘fi‘ifi mm“ “NM“ That all the after years of life
‘MRS. ALFRED HALLORY, on the premises
-- ‘0“ 1m mm” m" "u Iowans) Basso, South Norwaik.
postorl ' 2' 11ng t equircdforelltrenelontsdver- '
“IfIVhafyou deceival Vhan myselfmoro . 'tW' a I _ IVV_ _ ,_ “00' 'fi'uro 0'.
dan. punish,” was his reply,” .‘fNow I resign éfi'fim‘“. 'cdrpu'"°‘m'." '. . . . - .- 10:00
Building, in all of its branches, ‘19 vain may seek ‘30 calm. '
'bycontract, or by day’ swork. and solicits ashare Oi
patronage. Will trytoplease. Shoo Centeravenne.
noarMain street.
When he was ready for action, I took him anti
1: tow, and ran hint in to draw the Pop-
Be gentle ; perfect there are’none .
CITIII" Building Lots at your own
..Thoa’rt dearer for than life;
payment.1 om one to live years with
him to my uncle in the library.‘ The meet- an. position, 1 ask for do. .my. mg (1.. aim-31m - ' "' " " usual interest. The fineetlocatod and most desire. a SAMUEL 3.1111101. .
ingofmy tall, lanh- relative and the 'bigvV Ishirt, and -1 part ” . . L‘. $$gthumneogoumuly. out; gigowgftggggfgfgtg, °‘ “hm “m' m - ' Then'hus‘l’m‘l’ :9” ffd "In forbear,
nosed little. Jew was a. spectacle to' cure I Just then my. uncle came up, sound It : “A ”pm“ “nummg' 5%., g." ‘ “'1- '» flanks. san. w. C. QUINTARD & (30., Be gent e to t y w1 e.
hypochondrtacl _“Mr. Jacob. Mensch—gem .his new friend’s sudden revolt and 11131.1; 2 mmggunm _ V. V: M“ ' FOR SALE. ‘ 2 Wholesaloand Retail Dealersin m cannon.
tleman Kl'om Germany-.etravelling in this and anxious to finish up with his seventh. ‘ "‘9 ' Trinbemu'rauemeadiotr'ecenttyoecupted by - .
:wm . . - ,,,,,, egg»: .. 51mg Veggggggm; VHariWare, Palms, 01ls, Glass, “Love your neighbor asyourselr."
_He of the diminutive legs Ind sVItIapendOas “1 viii hear no more of yogr' s1x, of your WARNERII 10°11 Lough!“ unit?” no nonsense twelve rooms. . . . So the parson preaches; ‘
.wlth as, furnace and marble msntels. .Sixe of. lot House F 1111118111113 GOOdS, ’Tis oneJm“ our duty here,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Cor. Main and Wall ltrcets. Nor-walk, Conn.'
Sonifc'et. Strawberri
seven,- -'I know not how. men parish!”
y hearing. The place is
Grapes, and Pear trees to
thin tlvo mtnntes'walk of
the New Haven Railroad Depot, and forms a rare
Also all kinds of Thus the prayer book teaches;
. riskmakiugmyseltias mull“? I! 1103!. chair I\ placed for him. \The _aruncular him. 2 chemtopxreheso semen.- piles low pm... Meehanics’ Tools, One commandment than, rllkeep
I got him into the library, and went to talk by attempting ‘a-hist'o'ry' of his stay .'vvith': us,” countenance lighted up , here were tl'esh "‘What means all this I!” said my bewil-V Claims promptly collected. {3‘33" $353,113,] £13,“ in tight-tongue! ‘ AND With but little labor,
dared V'uncleV. V V _ '”. hm wamn. m EDWIN B. 3.00le null. 11. ,or cnsejégag :1ka Con: AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEHTS. For with all my heart and soul
“I tell you _vat means it all! the vindic- . - ’ Locks. KNOBS. NAILS, AND BUILDERS’ I do 1079 my neighbor.
. strangled byaeong‘fi which just thanked the little impostdrfiptoeins up to him CALVIN 0- 031“” an more 9A“:- H‘R’lfff' 1’51““ “D “-3” “mm” D We '1, (fit though
_ ... u m; ver (1 sir hi 1 to 1 k th 0 t e est ind. Remember the place, ‘ 00811 mac “1'9
. Snflice it to say; he staid he: steed—ho me, and obliged to rctteat, for I never was yelled. I“ hi“ eheek. I m“ not sell Vmi’ L A W 0 I" F I' C L S , n, o mam;,ngtgugg,°;gngggp:g,,,f No. 3 Opera House Block To my self-denial, ' '
Fe 1 t; f 1' Rooms Nos. 1; and !. Seabi- Hall. will We“ gas;gettflgggdogtggmfifmgfimega!:5 soUTn nogewauxmomv. Not to love her—that might be
first interview was ovarpowermg V e 0291' inc Ol'hconl'elmzlgle cert! amt; 815411089, CONN. ragga: ortl-‘13. “math”; :1th sham-Inca)! w. o. ounnan. nuxx nun Something of; trial. -
. one e .
A... 1. mm in? dining mm door, Don]; p e! ‘1'".me .dlzglvl‘dltyflfit 3158“,... ggghfififig'f'c'g Barns.'two-story8tore-tfl?nse, Carriage 80mg, Mo . See, the rosy light that falls
planations.
“You will observe that I have brought my
me' ed for IV day or two,--though l. V_IVVIust
........
the advantages of- your and Frederick’s
fo'rthle,‘ old-two talks over the old Ibook,V
Frederick!”
We hadinvited some village friends. to tlgnre 1110?“! Md: iii“! 11M mostly face, who took it, turned the leaves and nod-
confe- in and "eat strawberries and cream
deafness to discuss the subject in his pre-
WhenIconeider what booksellers—worthy scnce, proposed a pleasant expedient.
men. no doubt, many of them, deserving “Trot him out into the cornfield, introduce ed; though his" linen han an “Wholesome
well' of their kind—he must have talked harm the scarecrow,and let him talk to
nearly into: ‘a state of. syncope deoVioV' ever tltot,” says he, grinning up into the visitor' a brush V,eecon head appearance.
' he found one to give waJn a nutrient of face, who grinned down It him,‘ no doubt
weakness, of utter exhaustion and despair, thmkmgwhatawondorfally charmmgV boy solemnly, and pans from his pocket (1'
and consent to publish him; and when I
reflect what numbers of mofi'ensrve persons, he might have been disposed of very com- heart) adamant, much-worn weapon of
in the quiet walks of life, have been made fortably' msomo such ingenious way ;-the his class-V-tbe folded, torn yellow' paper,
monitor the infliction of that Bore’s Own scarecrow, or any other Icy figare,m1ght ready to fall to pieces as you open it—in
short, the respectable beggar’ s certificate of
Book, I pause, I stand aghast at the inscru-
tability of Divine Providence.
moment imagine I anderrate the function of
the preacher. There’ s nothing better than our scattering fire of small-arms under the document. 1 found that it was dated in
a good sermon—one that puts new life. into old talker’s heavy gun's, our parish minister Milwaukee, and signed by the mayor ofthat
you. But what of a shaman that takes life celled, old Doctor.- Wortloby, fer whom" 'we. city, two physicians, three storgymen, and
out of you? instead of a spiritual fountain, have a great liking Ind respect Of course an editor, who. bore united testimony to the
a spiritual sponge that absorbs your powers wohad to introduce him to‘Uncle Pop- fact that Jacob flannel-I2 think that was-
of body and soul, so that the longer you lis- worth, for they met fece' to face , and of his name—the bearer, anyway—ens g deaf.
ten the more you are impoverished? A course Uncle Popwcrth fastened at once mute, and, considefingmu M: . prodigy
merely poor sermon isn’t so bad-”you will upon the brother clergyman
find, if you are the right kind of a bearer, guest, Whimsy could do no .less than its- five diners... Entrances (a .pIthetic circum-
that it will suggest something better than ten to Popworth,wholsmy ewe He 111'»- stance. considering mar 1V.._ .._._.. name
itself; a good hen will lay to a bit of earth. toned with interest: and sympathy for. tilt-5V weak one); moreover, that he W89 I bus--
on. But the discourse of your ministerial first half-hour and then continued Jason'- vetted Jew, and, furthermoro,a native of
mg for another halthoar offer his interest Germany, who had come to this oountry in
and sympathy were exhausted. Thea,- Vat‘-- company. with two brothers, both of whom'
vamp1re, fastenmg by some mystical pro-
cess upon the bearer who has life of his
he was. Ifho w'e'reas'blind 'Is- sen deaf,
have served to engage him' to one of- his im-
mortal monologues. As it was, the sugges-
own, -_thoti'gh_ not em; one. has th'IVt,I-— tempting to go, he gothm hat, and sat with
sucks and sucks and sucks; and he is' on. it' in his hand half an hour 10‘8““2 Then he in consequence °‘ "mm “mm“! and hi?
haasted while the preacher“ 1s refreshed. so stood half an hour on his poor old gouty recent conversion, he was now anxious to
it happens that your born bore is never
weary of his own boring; he thrives upon
it; while he seems to be giving, he is smile, tepeatedly endeavoring to break the brethren , the upshot of all which was that
mysteriously taking in—he 1s drinking your spell that hound him. “I shall be most hap- good Christians Ind chantable souls every- 80' a, m. u the difiIcultiea with the mud
py to hear the conclusion ofyour remarks at wherté- were earnestly recommended to aid W311)- “any the unflinching am; “8.“
feet, desperately edging toward the door. '
“Ah, certainly,” says he, with a weary
Being my oflearnmg,be1ng master of no less than
helpedmo to 2a solution of this awtnl proVI
' ' about with' him), _“aud IV wV'th to enioy' boring with. which we were Imicted, when ce‘ed'ed; “my life has been one of imp life, _I think, he said. never I .word, but
He“ wa's Va shitty. swarthy,
little face mo'sItIVl'yV nose, .thich- V-Vwos by no
'sort' of, homes vegetable (to
. “Th? first thing I saw,
it sounder. footsteps, was
the sweet: corn .tassele. Nose of a decidedly
Hebraic ceet,‘ - thebesrer respectabty dross-
sallowness, VV his cloth a shiny much-
V' Without is word he walks up to me, bows
thought 11s- was laying his hand on his
character. With another bow (which gave
his nose the aspect of tne beak of a bird of
to;
had died of cholera in St. Louis' to one day ,
rethrn to Fttherland, where he proposed to
devote his life to the conversion of his '
'I ‘T‘Yoaare very kind to say so; thank
you !” says my uncle, rubbing his husky
hands with commotion.-
ding. esscn't at every turn in that winding
we took pleasure in the old gentleman’s
narration of his varied experiences.
gesticulatiag, earnestly laying his case be-
chair, stiff, imperfarbable, devoted to busi-
noes, honorably earning his money, the nose
It the air, .imrnovablo, except when it play-
tree fora season fiom the attacks of the
enemy—to know that my plucky little Iron- 2
Clad was e'ngsgi'ng' him! '-In In hour I
passed through the hall again, heard the
load blatant voice still discoursing (it had
Will be sold cheep, and on see terms. Apply lyto
atf ELRG K, Executor.
8min] Place for Sale.
w. H. SWORD'S,
Merchant Tailor
From the glass above her
tLingers round her lips to show
E’en the sunbeams love her.
Child wtllcoattnuehte hasheeeae the above address.
Lax. 8.013308. -'
emotions. “0 you cruel: “WHY“. mm“. Iheart you kill me! and 1gn"; mgmm‘nh. mnchangpe tionIl Church, Tun nousn AND LOT sitaetedjast west of the
W111 Rive a 1 , 111 cane n1 2 -
The goofi- «gm; , e wen -.: e t ever -. 9011 1!" sov'rn Nonw‘l‘x, comm, I’ll keep it pastthe letter;
rooms with cellar, be" and is oflerod It a low price ,
composition. V .
. '3“: III P. 0: NORWALK. GONNA. . VI large partof the purchase money can remain on . , Love my neighbor as myself, . .
him with gratitude, forV he did me good eer- In Newfork, care of William A. Pond a Go... -l‘3§1§1‘1°m§d‘2z'i1iii°3§iib°if° secure ahomcé Scotch Ghovrota, Moltons, Grape and Yes, and ten times better. .,
"You 81'9 travelling ll’m l." says my: 011- m9 “‘1. he 'Mb‘“ 93.0- filial: me?!) that 'Bm'd'"‘ English 00811111381 VFor she’s sweeter than the breath
'NAT'HANI'n. x. mats. ' ] ”111i, ggfigerty 11m UP IN STYLE, AND AT LOWEST mucus. 0f the Spring, that passes
”for my 1100101 for file But “"19 in hil Teacher of the ' Agood tit warranted and made as the customer may Through the leafy, tangled WW1
. . Tngtgmrioevgerew?::ol: ht; 11159253031653 rarely. Cutting done for others to make as here- O’er the meadow 3133395-
one day there came a2 little Vn'tan into the (odes, h’m! I have Journeyed, I have stalked into “19 home-13.0.1.1! soon ““10 PIANO-FORTE AND ORGAN mm mm" Deeot. m“ "11°50 mm 5m" 1“" o o - ‘
- . it, (I b 1 1 N ' l l 2 A LARGE ASSORTXENT OF . y
breached, I have published; perhaps you running out ‘0 "k W113i. '2“ “'9 matter; V ’ . o'f-e miguta'e'om Stomp; 1:13:11 s‘é‘asiifihii Gents’ Furnishin GOOdS And lve preached the word I know,
forage-looking. Jill-ye heard of. my literary venture” and “WW“ W.“ “‘1‘“! WW hi" car- 3°! m, .‘i’it'i'i’ifiiiiiiiii'ifl‘i'ii‘i' Pmdhfiieficm ' g ' As 1t was my duty,
diminutive. stiff, rather chmmsifeilow. little '0‘!“ went the big 70']qu to the mng.pa2mVV1Vrecur-anew,- Ind ordered 1»: srAaxl'onln. oorsw. ‘s'“"i’kmifi'iflsmd'n Termsoanoy guinea f3"? 2 Striving to convert the heart
him, _to be in mediums; with the buggy to $3.5?“ on“. "Mr“, WE,V’UI::;E:'“: “en" IR ON FENCING. A? my nulgfizgsshas crowned
dot! and smiled, according to instructions. $319 the 01d. gentleman °V°1'2 ‘0 therailroad. 3‘ RIDER. ' WestNorwelk,8cpt.9513Q. V M “in: Tfifiguggggfgg;,gg‘g,P’epa‘ed” “he “amt" ldigslczgg labor; 2
: “What! going Vt” I cried, as my uncle
presently appeared, bearing his book and 0
hisbtssss'e-
Lngtnccr Inst Surveyor,
NORWALKV 'CONN; ' A '
Orde'rs'left with fiho'rmenflteveni. 'It the Gasser:
For she says that now she’ s sure
JAMES FINNLY
, She, too loves her neighbor.
. __.-__—
Beul Estate Agent, Licensed Auction-
eer, Con-sable, Collector, kc.
Wrought and (last Iron Fencing,
f‘Bejoiced to meet to enclose churches, dwellings and burial plots.
with on trnl i It is 11m sa tification ‘.‘ Nephew Frederick!” said- be, “after Owner, or by man. rom tl em com to. l’amr V , 1 _ 2
to naive ’an gimme“ an: syi‘iapathizing this treatment, can you “k me “I I “n ‘0. fin. “57%..“ “ii!"‘énfi‘gm 2"”3 "“3“ g:lmfifigiiiiliiiiifiiggg‘ lron Gates Boil:- Shutters and nan! Tnouun'rs.
blower *0 open. Jone! 111in “131m especial: i 11g? * ,, “ equtto euy over-ehot. , 11. hols tekeh a desk at J. a. Hurlburt’s Law 3323; ’ an“; s ' pr LUCY monnsonn.
1y refreshing to me, for, as I may say with- .Really. I shouted, ~ fl is not my 1'3““ . 2. .I . - 5%."? 15 8.3.1.? bygdgrns can 121'th h£33111]! m. r g . ° (3011’s a 'nt- box
m“ Wm my “'° ... “5°" 1.... "2“- viifiie‘i‘fllni {dilutim‘iafifi 1544 0' W- IVES’ hmt‘tm‘l°:1iii.’:.’tdhiitd’“lii:i .13? ...:‘tiifih1232331131.???” W” ““ I ii‘iii‘iifi‘i‘iffiif. 6...," ‘
. n ,r , .
hefig‘fififim- interminable story took —-Iu_d our—goodl" " . ’ $9.3}? firfiefifii‘s‘lfifigéag ”10"p1s‘fit‘23 BLACKSM 1TH WORK I wish Ile’ d let me see Him paint
Vite start and flowed on, the faithful nose nod-_ “Nephew Fredenck,” “3 ll'e"‘thi.is in‘ L _U M B E R, ' o y o p o “9' s goggle {5111- or Salmon 3 HatShop,Unlon street The ”001‘s 5° 3'1“” 01°“-
3“ ““9”“; y °“ "11 2'2}! I shellnever WM. ILDUNCAN. I would love to see Him color
fllllflllll 000K"
.m” (as if he hadi— The beautiful blue skies ,
'The' children camein for their share of my doom)—“accept of V . or hospitahties fin II. 3 ' . Real Estate Agency. c H KENBA“ M D I think- the paint was just the blue
the “la fo aIIinn. " R. orgx’ng mp, THE undersigned Wouldbe pleased to receive or- ' ' ' ’ . ' " . ' ' V
“13' 1' the first time In our ”Ye. routs C SURGEONI - ders from those having Dwellin s or Farm He Pm mto your 9,38%
O
Otllc'e rdenI ’sstore Washington St.
South 2:05:11; Conn.”0onsuit.atlon gratis 0913
in the buggy. I watched his departure OIL-I2 torn 2a-
He did, however, accept some money
which I offered him, and likewise -a seat
Property to sell or to rent, or those wls ing to pur-
chase. Business attended to&w1th1promptness and
dispatch.
18 Office No. a, Gazette Building.
DENTIST.
Oflicc East Side Depot Square, WeebingtonStreet.
I guess the brushes He must use
Are the little golden sunbeamsV',
And when they’re falling from His hand
“0 hear him! see him go it i” said Rob-
bio "What a nose ,1. with 'joy and terror, —for at any moment- he CE“. W. my, '. . , ~ South Norwaik, Ct. h h 13mm
“Long my it wave In mafia”. flight first “riff”! , it): was I at case B E N- T I s T, J A mg 5 M ITO n L L y. , . Dentistry in m We catc ‘ eh. $11"an g .
With “1‘" "mm °f “ m‘" 83““ 3" ,2;’,,;I ‘10:: a“ n ”w cm? fid' Nonwanx, Cora. ' $331,133; 3;; o dear! just think how many points
tare- while there they eat, the two— —‘my- ' ti t .3 ‘33] V manner. God has with colors bright;
uncle on one side long, lathy, lelfosatisfied, We have ”-3 or seen. the “‘1 gentleman mffllfifigdfifl‘m sm‘éfippmecmnec. m 0 REAL ESTATE . BROKER, mgpfizig 3‘22: l‘here’s gold, and blue, and scarlet,
since. But 210s winter 1 received 3. letter
- tract ng teeth
with”: pain. by And purple, and pure white.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED I! I10" vv RATags.
for-e I ve of one win 'th-om him; howroto in a forgiving tone, to . ' _Am,_ .
bound for“ mam if um; 11:31 1:1“;sz inform me that he had been “painted ' G B anaomt V ‘ - glfxggegxflmolg And green, and pink, and v1olet;
my time Jew mg: him upright 'in his chaplain' ma prison, and to ask_;for a loan 3' J‘ ‘ ’ A U C T I O N E E R $5,927,}, (13113301 BntIcannot name them all.
" D E N T I S T . , thslast' ntneyearswith nuvaryingsnccess. I am per— And how bright He paints the flowers
' to ho a 't 1 ill 'I-Ient
of money y ' Fm of'c 9. '“ satisfiedas to its safety, and know ositively
that can extract teeth without pain or thin ury to my
patients. I keep good gas constant on hand, and
nsfe.s themost approved apparatus in a ministeringit.
.—0filce not open on Mondays or Saturdays.
fectly
NORWALxr CONN- With his golden brushes small.
' tic“. n N 8 Jack
o to Butldin com 0. over --
soggclgrlcatgge'atoro, g, xlde o1" Laughing
him fifty dollars and my,
I'coueiderhimominentlyq VA ..
new- 'situation.V As VI ‘
Otllco Mitchell’s Block Wall Street
ed to fill the Mm” o r s s i
the all" 56 Gas, administered when desired. A new device for guess the btrds we see momma, -
3:311“me d.!?.“f_fm':31‘n ‘31": in' best; and what no the 1'93"” "a" to pfl- plate work—light, durablesndehesh- NORWALK, CONN. Are “We? with shining .wingS; .
“a We!“ about my P08109351] 1 “hens: 1 son for. but to suffer punishment. . Tflfigfiznggflafigflgfiffih to NE); will? m 31:31:21]? the air,
man. ' --'-.- . R. SCRANTON. 1 e e an .
Clad should .Mhaaéotk oe if my little Iron D Dhgtngtoctnttzena in this vicinity, that at his
first“.
And every spring, I guess, momma,
God sends His angels round
To scatter through the earth and air
His blossom’ s 0’ er the ground.
0"!
that public institution, and sit once min-V.
under my excellent uncle. But I can’t wish
.him a'n'y such misfortune His mission to
.us was one of mercy. The place has been
Paradise again, ever since his visit.
1%
masons Journalism.
Iue recent number of Bcrlbuer's Monthly,
Ab,whsta relief it was to feel myself Oity'Besidences, Farms and
Country Seats ' 2
Bought,” “5‘7“ “Md and. Lxchungeti.
D E N T2 I S '1',
flat, “ ' "‘"‘ Ind inserting artificial dentures a
OFFICE OVER SWORDS' Duo 1...“...
EMPO 0Rl.UM
some! NOR WALK, coma
CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT STS.
can always be found
PURE DRUGS,
CHOICE WINES and LIQUOBS
“on MEDICAL PURPOSES,
FANCY- AIVD T011401" Tannin", ES
PATENT MEDICINES, die.
2A.: ,
1
. 2 2 2 2 I am almost sure the little stars
2GAGIL' man“. That' glimmers through the night
Are the stones that angels play with,
lies!Estatesmks,Furniture,&0
blood.
ARCHITECT, Th‘ - ..
But you s y nobody is obliged to read a some future time” (even ministers can lie “13.5“” JWOb M91119] 1n iii! pious under- perform its Shula "a“; of am; An Dr. Rollo-id treats" 0f the. influences of Joar- . bra m ,P 1 _ e 0W: angels hnght.
gen-mom Ofiiny unsophisticated fi-iendl if 3 out of politenesfl) , “but just ROW—n taking hour later It W” the sealer—except that: nhflmism,m'ghiescflmhnmm‘:l$ gogi‘lanispelae’fi‘ 7o BROAD WA 1” NEW YORK atpnbllcand Inhale Idle. Auction Sales of 3:19: ngn§n1l§§:e :§¥:l§fi?§;geg?ggfzfilg%g§e I guess God takes “10 buttered“ ""
0“th ” ' , ons
man w 11! put his .th r his words if . “One word more, and I am done, cries I was fumbling' 1n my pocket for a little the speaker ha'd 'arrVivcd at the persecutions {aliens which man er to a. d raved Bellanca. gamma, ca, houses, LOTS, sugars, me s. r. PECK, South Norwalk. Conn. And dips them' 1n the sun, V.
thoughts are lacking—between covers.—
spread his banquet, and respectfully invite
Public Taste to partake of' it, Public Taste
being free to decline, then your observation
is sound- ._IVfIa anther quietly burial bin.-
solf' 1n his book,—-very “good! his jVIsc'et';
peace to his ashes!
“The times have b oen,
That. when the br sins were out, the man would die.
And there an end; but now they rise again,"
as Macbeth observes, with some confusion
of syntax, excusable' m a person of his cir-
cumItInceeV. Now. suppose they—or he—
the man whoie'braine are out-go" about
with his coffin under his arm, like my
worthy uncle? and suppose he blandly.
politely, relentlessly insists upon reading to
you,0ut of that octavo sarcophagus, pes-
sages which' 1n his opinion prove that he is
not only dead, but immortal? Ifsach a
. man be a stranger, snub him; if a casual
acquaintance, met in an evil hour, there is
still hope,'-doors have locks, and there are
two sides to a street, and nearsightcdnesa is
a blessing, and (as a last resort) buttons may
be sacrificed (you remember Lamb's story
of Coleridge), and left in the clutch of the
fatal fingers. But one of your own kin-
dred, and very respectable, adding the claim
of misfortune to his other claims upon you,
~peohydcrmatous to slights, smilingly per-
suasive, gently persietenn—Is importarbsble.
Is a ship' a wooden figure-head through all
the ups and downs of the vovago of life,
and as insensible to cold water ;'-'-ia short.
an uncle like my uncle, whom there was
no getting rid of ;-wbat the deuce would
you do i
Exactly , run away as I did. There was
nothing else to' be done, unless, indeed, I had
throttled the old gentleman; inwhich case
I am confident that one of our modern
model juries Would have brought in the
popular verdict of justifiable insanity. But
being a peaceful man, I was averse to ex-
treme .measures.V 380 I did, the next beet
thing,.—consu'lted my wifeumd retired. to
this village.
Then consider the shock to my feelings
when I looked up that day Ind saw the
enemy of our peace stalking into our little
Paradise with his book under his arm and
his carpetabag in his hand! coming withhi's
sermons and his shirts, prepared to stay
' a week, that is to say a year, that is to
say forever, if we would suffer him,—
and how was he to be hindered by any
desperate measures short of burning the
house down 1’
“My dear nephew !” says he, striding to-
ward me with eager steps, as you perhaps
remember, manganemmuydrmuhuy
smile, “Nephew Frederick 1"—-snd beheld
out both hands to me, book' 1n one and 2'bag
in t’other,- ‘I am rejoiced! One would al-
most think you had tried to hide away from
your old uncle! for I’ve been three days
hunting you up. And how is VDonlyfV shoV
ought to be glad to see me,- after all. the
trouble I’ve had in finding you! And, No;
phew Frederick l'—'~lt.’m l—Vcaa you' lead us
three dollars for the heckman f for I don’t-
happen to have—thank“ you 1 I should have
been saved this if you had only known; I
wastopplnghstnlghtatapubltehousem
my Uncle Popwortlr, for the fiftieth timc- , change wherewith to dismiss him,—for that which drove him from PM!!! number three
and Wortlobyfin despair, set- down again.
Then our friends arrived-.'
Dolly and I. who had all the while been
benevolently wishing WortlebyV would go,
and trying to help him off, now selfishly
hoped he would remain and share our on-
tertainmeut—and our IVVIVchlV'e Popworth.
“I ought to have gone two hours ago, ” he
said with I plainttve smile, in reply to our
invitation; “but really, I am feeling the need
of a cup of tea" (and no wonder!) “and 1
think I will stay. "
We cruelly wished that hemight continue
to engage my 'unclo' in conversation; but
that would have been too lunch to hope
from the sublime endurance of a martyr,if
ever there was one more patient than he.
Seeing the Lintons and the Greggs arrive.
he crafiily awaited his opportunity, and
slipped off, to give them a turn on the grid-
iron. VFirst Linton ties secured: and you
should have seen him roll his mute, appeal-
ing orbs, as he settled helplessly down under
the infiicuon.' Suddenly he made a dash.
“I am ignorant of these matters,” said he- ,
“but Gregg understands them; Gregg will
talk with you.” But Gregg took refuge
behind the ladies. The ladies receiving I
hint from poor distressed Dolly, scattmd.
But no artifice levelled against the dread-
1111 men. Plains, par-lot, garden,-he
ranged everywhere, and was sure to seize
a victim.
At last tea was ready, and we all went in.
The Lintons and Greggs are people of the
world, who would hardly have cared to wait
for a blessing on such lovely heaps of straw-
berries and range ofcreamV' as they saw bef'ore
them; but tampon; two Velergymen at
the table, the ceremony woe evidently ex-
pected. We were placidly seated; there
was a hash, agreeably filled with the tra-
granco ot’: the delicious fruit; even my uncle
Popworth, from long; habit; turned of his
talk at that suggestive moment: when I
did what I thought a shrevm thing. I know
too well my relativ'e’Vs long-windednese st
his devotions, as at everything else (I won-
.der if Heaven itself isn’t bored by such
fellows !)—-I had safered, I had seen my
safler, me much from him already,
to think of. deliberately yielding him a fear-:
fol advantage over us; so I coolly W
him by, and gave. an expresive nod- to the
old Doctor
Wortleby begantend stecongramlaung
myself on' my Idroit- ' eat of VI' 'de'li-
. cate matter, whom—conceivs‘my consterw 2.
tion !—Popworth-not to speak it profane
ly—followe‘d sets The reverend egotiet
couldn’t take- in the possibility of anybody
but himselfbeinginvited to. saygraco ‘at'cVi'Vt'r
table, he beiagproee ‘ "
my and to, the Doctor, and the Doctor’s” Vlo'vs'i
earnest VvVoic'o' didn't, reach him; and there,
with “one blaming going :on one slde of our
tghle, he; as I‘ skid, pitched in on 'the other.
Eli eyes V_e'VhIVIVVt',Vh'le hI'n'dsV spread over his
piste, his elbows .on the 'board',hV'1Ve head
bowed, he took genre that grace should
abound with no for- once. Ville; mill started,-
Ianow thee‘o- was no- stopping it, and I
hoped Wortleby would desist. But he
didn’tkuowhiemea. 'HIeVV entitled to feel
...~I whom we could not regard as being quite in
' his right mind. 2 2
meat), “would be glad of any employment
which may help _to pay his: way.’.’ The idea
of finding employth for a man of such a
large none and; little body_ Inch extensive
least; yet, Ifter Va montent’s reflection,
wasn’t he the ve'ry thing I wanted, them-
thin, the target for. my uncle!
Meanwhile he' was scribbling rapidly 'on a
small slate he had taken from his pocket.
With another bow (as if he had written
something wrong and was going to wipe
it out with his nose), he handed me the
slate, 'on which I found written' m 'a '2Vne'at
VVhVIad half-a-doscu lines' at as many different
languages—English, 1211115, Hebrew, Ger-
man, VFrVonch, Greek-roach, Is the as I could
make out, conveying: the cheerful informa-
tion that he could communicate with are in
that particular tongue; I tried him in En-
gllsh, French, end Lotta, 'Vaan 1‘ must sc-
knowledge that'he soon the test; he then
swere'd, “I copy the manuscripts,1 translate
from the one language to others with some
perfect meander arrange the libraries, I
make the catalogues, I am capable. to be
any secretary; ” 'A'nd he looked up as ifhe
saw in my eyes I vast vista of catalogues,
monuarépts, libraries, and Fatherland at the
II 0 ‘
“How would you like: to be companion
Ito a literary man i" I inquired
Bo nodded expressivelv, and wrote: “I
_shculd that like overall. But I speak and
hear not“ '2’
“No matter," I replied. “You will only
have to sit and appear to listen, and nod oc-
caasionally. ”
"You shall he the gentlemen l" he asked,
with a bright, pleased look.
IV explained to him that the gentleman was
an unfortuaeto connection of my family.
Jacob Kennel smiled, and touched his
forehead interrogativ'ely. ‘
I nodded", adding 011 the elato,- -“Ho is
perfectly harmless; but he can only bekVopt
quiet by having some person to talk and
read to. as will tslk and read to you. He
must not know you are deaf. He is very
deaf himself and will not expect you to
it?" Audibl- 0. persth wishing I light
“mm our. «9191mm r . . ._
parishionere.- I was sorry Icouldn’t' give
my manahint to- Vase his. handkerchief It
knowledge I'a'd diminutive: legs—who h'IVd deed 'y’ou blow it) “(1 these nods W0" he- 2
mnerés- five languages yet could not speak 09mg rather tot; mechanical except when
or understand 8 word of any Olle 'of _illell, the old 3.1130an switched dfl' On the 3m.
'-_struck me as rather pleasant, to say tho' menm'flNVV track, a. .11.. treduently did.
“What think you of that l.” he would pause -'
the old gentlemen resumed gale account of“1
his dealings with parish number three, and
got on as fis'rV as negotiations with number
while, and then we experienced the solid ad-
vantages of having an Iron-Clad in the
house. AnemooHveningg—the next day
gen .10 change perceptibly. He wore an as-
poet of longuor and melancholy that alarm-'
ed mo'. The next morningVV he was pale, and;
impolelble to I'll. Accordingly I; wrote on;
tiveisV soothing and beneficial. Go on as
you have begun,-continuo in wen-doing,-
wind him up, .as Harry .said,and
;— Vpendhlom swinging agent.- idiot 'lt-
l‘oug betbr‘e'th'e' listlesanes's and low spirits
Then drops them through the meadows
When the night is coming on.
the for sensationalism is terse Vy summ Va
.in the following “menu; - “Tint {vhic'h' W 1 ' Special attention paid to country residences. fi-iy
AND PERSONALPROPERIY. THORBURN’S SEEDS
'3 usually a.“ easiest way 0‘ “was off Whenlwent to V'c'all them to dinner the
our emises d ' flakes icy’pa raga-a hischosenbeforo'that
inmfitfor «13$: :%f“%m:§§ 3:: :3. ”2°91: flmngg: 33%;? :9". the1'°1:.1I_f"vvhich Flmskeaheglthy one,” ofthie class Wtrmn amount..- Sales of Fflmmfl'e at Owners' 0111 Annual Descriptive Catalogue of I guess_1 guess PHI, glee” .
22.02.... 22.22222. 2222......“ camera; nausea; ..rnnagsaua..m, .. mam-«2. vmnseme .2.
caught the words (forlmll held the docs- " 2 » - ~ ‘ - . read beforetho 11th for its dell teed . ‘ ‘ To pray for me to heaven
farewell 39m 91112!th tohis ungrateml. '30 often treated” a an butch-111111112 hss am" the best of Agricultural Seeds, ForIam fired out tonight. 2
Catalogue of
some ofoar .p re have I way of doingiup 2
rs ' ' t m at or :1:
theircolumnshfeocelcrimeasifitweroslla ”t’ v“ ’ a "hut o ’
HOLT-393' to Rent Flower Seeds, The sunny curls are drooping,
2 etfairlivin prices. Union’aommyxoden uer , V
:19 “132513 9950?; SW ‘fhfilnofie 13811]wa gig-V The! szgghwlg'wegog g: reticent-ll . 2 ' - 13 Furnished IndUnfnraished Hybrid Gladiolus, The baby’s day is done; . .
e ca ‘3 3 PM!" e 0 as m (“V ‘3‘ “I" Tm, pooi' women who are lost to virtue dud 1101103, 2 and other Her head 3 nks softly on my arm,
ecciety. With hell Within them and before subscribers havlu formeda cooartnorshtp Ind Placesfor sale varying in price from $5,000 SpringBulbs, Like a second golden sun.
them, furnish grateful themes for the report- Futon the‘? Palm ' in ektddv'e - ——Ilso— . __ Inter Ocean
.e'r’s' careless. santries. Their arraign- block I“!!! Ifrveégg'ggfigflfgflggl‘lgiifififfig to $50,006 TREE snnn usr _.
moot, their at, their sentence, their ap- 3;"°"::,°P,,,,,,I, of mum; ..., The “on will ‘ - will be mailedfrcetoapplicants. In almost every church there are then
their words‘Iro ‘chrbaicled in un- Allorders loft Itthe Union Market,Mitcholl’s
hrs-slang with 3110: intent to excite laugh.- who love to rule, They crave prominence
in spiritual things.
beboughtIndbutcheredexpmelyforthogrg.‘tlhftte‘ J M THORBURN & (30.,
urtngfreeh- meat of the
best' quell
attention to the wants of theircustomers they will
Block,Norwalk,ICt.,willreceive promptattention 15 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK. They are deielfminddto
in his reading to enquire. “Isn’t that logic? tor. hat which t'o' a good. man or woman mm .
isn't that unanswerablol” In responding 'ismfinitelyopathetlcis made to appear a' “£33: ”“2b°"1p'"°n'ffiausawrxon. J Aliens hasten: . . have their own way. They wish to have
to which 3152616. 1,03,9de could h." done 'matterto laughed at,or'tobe'pIssedVover VJansli.thow. 1:! . If FRANK MEAD everybody think and talk and actjust as
2 as ofno account. Acaeoofinfldelity in the 2 ‘ 1 1he 11. Th 1 b' tioustobo
better than mysterious; my devoted, my mm relation, involving the “Imam, - . y s y. ey are mean yam 1
lovely little Jew. V V V at the peace ntramuimmd esotchild- Joan nonzero, Nflflalk Stflmnfling & scouring 2 Manufacturer of influential. They desire to be elected to
“Dinner 1» 1' shoufod over my .Yuncles 1°“; any ”luggage” mama :— thel game. LS'I‘ABLISVIIHVLNT. _ . ' , theotilce of deacon, or to be put on some
dickey. It W“ mo” a“ only word that .prmiarl yconeern ”comes 0' as a e - Dam in 0 0 commuteepor be sent as delegate some-V
rich .dcvel meats. --:The higher the life 2 DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS. 2 V - -
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feast 0froason which 111'.” own conversatiOn “richer” the dove eopni'ents’, alw'a VNoth; Beef, Mutton, Pork a: flame, _ CLLANSLI) on DIED V . ‘3”021‘3 “mm“ they are “med: “2‘1 ”9'
17“mean 701811“?! ”W to had tin: please. cogjuunfilmfl" ike large 2 ' inameunernottobesu ssod. Particular atten- N0- 3s Gazette Building- some crabbed and ugly. They begin to
him toward the dialog-Irm-to steer “_Eomefiéd- d “10 be" next 61;! masmvzsmamvab Interns, act, map tho the ' . ‘ mtton-Vho'le the weak brethren and canvsee
mm Mo,- um ._u 1;... The mm, mm ’ “‘1 “n“! m °’ "’3‘“ ' ° - . Cleansin , Pressin it Be eairin 'of issue are steamers stances", he church for Opposition votes Then-liv-
P0 1’1. PP 'b'omahig hsoclal ition. 'Crimein
Iron-Gist! followed in his take. Attable', . hilfia”isaperticala loggratoful dish for V. No.8 Jonson? Block. GENTS? GARM NTSe V 1011‘. finial! {, H: d t d h t t‘ 0‘10“? and 111153111“)! the passions Woflllr
. . . 1. am 3 e O 01' or on S 01’ no me.
they start a. dozen rumors; they become
he center and origin of discontent. They
‘1ave secret conferences and organise I
by I new and improved method. in two do a. Car-
Pie'ao and. Table Oovorocleaa or dyed.
LEANED so as to look almost equal
Cell and see
oseto Ierve up w ho eaterfo 'r the? puricnt
public. It is impossible not to conclude
"that the men who write. these itcmsV- and or
ticies delight in theta, and that the men who 2 2
HOME MADE PIES and CAKES constantly on hand.
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ketn' swim
to new in one fay; so cents per air.
samples done at the once, of Horse Railway
7 WATER STREET, NORWALK CONN.
tried are in Greek sud BV’ebre'w and I as four- Immmn "o m to eat his .0 - “bum them 2 dth'em out with relation. 2 Depot. Open untilSo'clock .111. warty. They drivq, the spirit from the
““1" confess “wt didn’t ”‘2‘“, “12°- ““- Vor roast beef v'eyry' :31); 8at which tint? {1° “2"" merceaho "mg“; ebb" 161: 03531135 BILOCKWVQOD' 'N'PERBY' SDlDIERS' “HPHANS’ HUME hatch; and out of the spiritual barrennoee ~
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descendingly'V returned to the English .eorbed in hit! dinner, but never ”mm“ portion ofthe ““11““,de “Wm“? . .2 V2 ., - D R U. G G I S '1‘ , I AT DARILN CT derive their strongest arguments 'for _I
[093mb writing quich1-I.m3 poof Exile “n 11‘ to .n i. with“. for Impro' demoraliziu to the' litilelicIVildV to those Who ‘ND > Wall Street, opposite Norse-1k Opera House, . change-2 " The P3510? endures it 39 10118- H
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from Fatherland, and]; lunch" need friends.” V 1 th his are guilty 0 trifling with the under the mm are narration Alsrge and wollsoleeted stock of ”El 7' VISITOR AT “-'- nouns III? “E 3" he can, until, fretted and weary with the -
I l ‘ “Y 1 ’ paused M th ”taper intém " '1 licenseof ih'e tef’dpell .nltie 0‘ 1 FURNISH V . ' DRUGS AND MEDICINES Th1sGallerycontainsmanvofthe fiaestPninttnge
Wm 8.011 Willi elhp 0"th Be 3900,“ 0" fo'kA Durw‘y to his mouth, “1d 1)ng Miami-ego; an 'c'yflr'hich dye; pg. XIII BréstiNorjnlhcohn. ' M d l ’ 1 in America, and lovers of Art will gratifytheirtaste unhallowcd an“? exasl’emted’ Wimp" It
replied A“VI lhlll be much Oblig'p for tiny nodded ."jufl as if my uncle hill] been per mm“ to. bawmm ought to. out 59:23? lift-Isrrdthletltclggdssiof akslgorlggiih and Iidawortby Charityby visiting theHome. the sight 0ft!” Snake Whose bite _he daily
service! shallbecapsble to do‘, ”-'-'andpass- speahlugé- —'yieldiag assent to his 1“; .11? pp ,rqot 11min.“ Bo-glon ,as crimois. 'Be 8. BLASCER, Handkerchief Extracts. Iiair shines, Combs, . ' feels,- but cannot crush, he resigns his
ed me the V313.“ W115 3 119le mille- - A A . . ‘treatcdlightly it 13 “Wilflked 50“,)? 10°: At his Store 11128!!le BLOCK, has constantly ”WW“ Chm” ' 8km" sumnflgf” Cigan'“ ”II/ton Marble Works charge and retires, grieved and wounded in-
marks atter mature considerauon, no doubt . f in 'e'dial fi' 11 t mu 0, endueoneuuuyeddiugtontutocn lthenowen ,
“What cIn‘ you do Q” _I asked Be. an. the 01d htlcms'n thou ht. “ thee'difyigé in orm 81m “ 9“" ~ “5“ “’99." use “i popularmedictnesol’the day} NORWALK, CONN. heart, from the field. --Rec. W. .H' H Kur-
8° 8 r1 ngage softho world are subordin- G. a o’ O E B. I m S , T1115 aghgcgherhashroade arrangementsbywhieb be my 2
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Vated' m the ubiic notice to the records of
vice and crigte, simply because they are less _ A NEW ENTERPRISE
startling or Vs'picy, it is nonsense“ to talk about
quack advertisements, and poof 'mo'ck
virtue which deserves bath to be pitted and
The tbn of the thing wore be after a cnocnnnar, amass.
3173 AND WOODEN Wm. 51'0"
[devoting his constant personal sttontlo
bus ushe' hopes to merit pnblicpetronege.
Scotch. Granite,
directfrom Scotland. He is also prepared to furnish
every kind of
lTALlAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE,
GRANITE, MDBAB OR BROWN STONE,
People who have been sen 'Ifter Illa ' '
queer” or counterfeit money, will no doubt
1e pleased to learn that full lists of names
ire being made for publication -
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-m little msn. of. business performed his iau' bed at.
tunc’t’ion pro, lly “mummy Bill i fie dilly 1118 f ha: now intelll'nea “ill. J IPENCBR. HOT no B A s slabs Tablets Sinks dzc. aswellas Mantlegd bfiultjrlilils‘zlvgzfiserffiiflgljgy igenglhy: d3“ -'
in the' afternoon of the second day he be h3g3§§gtlhz 38%,. me of c “$.de W A T C I! II A K E B, AND L” A!“ ’snmitu're 8110’s in Méenerat at the know what you can 't se, ” said a comrade. 5"
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. ‘What' 151 it. ‘5'" Two boss on one nest’, .-.
at all reasonable hours of the dev' straight. at
WV; $3. KITZ’S
2 y'0utb all over our coantry,VV and it ought nev-
or to hold a record whichéif w'VouldV _naturall y
leave an unwholesome effect apo n the
m - ALI OPERA novel
. an nonw ’ Alice—“Do you know, uncle, that that .
horrid Mr. Blinks declares that you havoVV 22
taken to hard drinking l” Uncle Geo
Cemetery l-‘cnelng, Iron Rating, ah,
furnished and pat apat shortnotice and on very
A wellsclected stock of
favorable terms.
minds. Ifcnmererecorded. 1t should be ro- Tonsonran ramcx.rte.1oseettenauatng. . V
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resignliViIOll. V Ielxcéusioti Oll “$123!!“ the‘égitlfltl'ggultl ex- CLOCKS, seated in the host manner. lfleets “hi it‘s repatetioh folr {‘mmcnexiegfinfie (fie my life." 2 I
‘V‘HVe is thinking _olV Fatherlaadf’ sold the. c n e we" ° W03 ° ° 3 0‘7 GOLD JEWELRY and,” e eadm 811 rue morons; e ,sae o ————-—________’__ .V
when... 11.11,, m. Kerry’s 1...... 23336 gammy; hhhgrgwn ~ moment, CHILDREN 8 cABHItliES ..°:..:usz?.::.a...,t degenerastu “5,2353;ngng 5:35:13, gm; .
find but no": 391481193 comment W“ "V!“- in whi'c nastiness and beastliness are ’ V . V ‘ New! York which have hitherto 'drawnfunda .
the nose had 'Ibttat played Vent." ’ ' , ' vertised in criminal the is Abominable EYE GLASSES Wlflfllhal‘iflfl, Willis, mm, 2 Silye7 Pl“ ted. V from the (filly tremor“. 111333533313
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desirable A thousand things or greater 'mo.
I Velocipedes, &c.,
I feared "'1“ I m. “’0'" 1° 1°“ " most meat and sweeter import pass unnoticed by 3“”an rum WATCH” AA ”Elm" AT. ‘ 2 legislature, nhich forbids the appropriatioit
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valuable servant; whose place it would be the pm'evbegydayimf The Apologyhtnh‘at" the _ L. K. m.“ WOOD’S. SP CONS, FORKS, (Vic gt :3; $3313.11: or deno 1 school.
warrants”. N0. I.
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a s1i"of which I seat in to him-'- ih‘bby °"°- A Incorporatedlm. 2 camerrerpetaei. . V
«imam... won, ...1 1 ...... Tots. mmggguegggggggggr,,mg «panama, "man... now run r0011 um. PIPES. 3mg neoplasm; ..__.. ....V... 2assessments:earner...
“1.1-, ‘0 .‘ don‘t :‘nd .. qwml' a. _dly- . _cflme i. the host'm film “‘5‘,wa fe- 333::glfimsrrgdfim‘: two “2'1:ng Wm. Glover -& son’aAs OLIVE DESSERT Fofisks" - 'l - 3‘ 00 to west regarding the mW‘. 8 mo.‘
Your influence o'ver' our. unfortunate rein-2 Dbfttfdylyhen “all? iliflhigglmt'iimpgr- .oreompenegttla ‘ ‘ oommokm "mom!” V glrgelgvggngamyngggg$1,333,131;th n W Exam1nefl bountiful harwgt. I_InV Linnmltagod Wis-H _
tan srecor s 0110 or crate o . ‘i it n I - ' _ '. . cousin! e 1e 1e itera V In! _
’ 0" EIWCAST mON'Tm LINED ' FOR bALE ONLY BY lililwaakecychamber of Cominerco‘ are I1» . '
f notnourish virtue,do not] advance intelli- .
2L AD PIPES, kc" of every size and descrmtion-
read alarmed about their on ity to -V.Vstoro
_¥8¢
once do not purify youth," “do not butld up - , 1 ' 1- m is I as tree. . V 2
and merit the lasting gratitude of In 'IIfliIiet- fire be’st interest of society, and the absorp- NORWALK INSURANCE 0.03”“? ' V. LU wfifim‘fiflfltn‘; 3:31;? E‘ K* LOCkWOOd the ,,000 000 bushels 0f SHIP sgrain “RX 2, -: . V
ed family” tion of the columns of the daily press by NORWALK CONN. . ,9 ' V _ niversneet. Nfl'flk- V 'I calculate up'o'n seekingeI greater the or“ V ,
v G a. (1 en 1’ p for Sale Cheap. special committeehave a emo er. .
them is a stupendous merel Inuieence that
ought to he abated. V
m
wow“\m&m b.‘ MRI.” ll
advisement, and have anxiously in_q
'Pursp'nore sans: caveats
the railway and elevator companies
t lift '1! f .' ;
5' 02m Presidents «£3.me fist’r. mwffimlfi mfirrorfié‘mifii provision can be made to meet ItheI enter: V , 2
a ' Rmflfl'dfllfl- ' 1 0: .‘ 1'. m 86!“!!-
e at the Gear‘s-re Orr-reef“
That seemed to cheer hunt a. little—to Wk lb n PI:
EofDouglass’best ee arrow ose mp 11
A f E at tthe
(Hectic!) will sell organ.“ 1: 13%;? [0].
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