flow-Pm in linker.
Now-All right. l’li attend to lt.—-liow’s
Jlmlv—You don't say sol~Yam~Whoul~
Ian. I seer-Well. mill—«Do telliw'l’hat sol
How’sthebahylullhlwli'batdld you l
wifou are too close-«Was it measles
. es.-- Yes.-Ssy no.—-Wbstl What’s
than—No. I think not.--Was Jane
therel—lls, ha. ' ho, ho, ho!
Well, that's sood.-No, couldn’t get
’ there.-—thtl—~Walt a moment; wins
must be crossed.~Now i hear; goahsadr
‘ I couldn't see him.---- u—Yw—Yeu—No.
-—-Tcli him to m—Nn—lmpomihh—
"Count oi the raln.»Good—hy~hut wait.
How’s Georgel—J’m glad of that—Yes.-
, Yn-Whatl—NorYu—Nonl'es.~Ym.
tbeduckwasparcsledout,hnnt¢
inhinmtoslandhetwoentb’emsndstarva-
- to the rear column, under Greene and
v ~ would iillavolume. The
tobeatCambridgemherc
.and witha company
. “spirits like himself marched all
to the New England crust, over
hither! weeks.
venturous young lellows joined
. enterprise for the inn oi the
_ them Aaron Burr. sslender
o! twenty. Nearly all 0! the men
restless. energetic class that go
. dashed with danger and
_‘ ' pluck and endnrance.and
wasafitleader {or them in every
Pluck and boldness he possemed
to any,sud.thooe higher qualities
; tonnenoi brains and genius,
theordinary mind is quick to
audio bow to, showed themselves
mature and every act.
mauled npths Kennebec
Allis“ on Sept. 23, traveling in
. chonstructedior the purpose.
rhooiinitering party led the way.
‘ rilemenhadthovan of the col—
Arnold accompanied them in s
he-diflicultiesof they'onrney he-
fis falls of Showhcgun. nearNor—
‘, g . tor here the hosts and supplies
(harried on the shoulders 01 the
“nihilism around. Draught ani-
Oild int he used, and the banks
‘Euos,tohurry ionmmoinhhn.
Enos had already turned carrying
the lion’s share of the provisions with him.
The advance nearly perished from hunger
More ranching the French
[or Arnold round the route longer and
more dichult than he had expected. At
the close of October the meat ration gave
out, and the door, when divided up, gave
but fivepints toeach man. This was baked
into cakes in the ashes of the camp fires.
ludssperation Arnold selccwd a body of
men and hastened onahead to procure and
send back food. He sailed rapidly down
the foaming tide of the Chaudiere and lost
three boats on the rocks at the end of a
twenty mile run. With six men and two
hosts hepresscd on, and on Oct. weighted
the first house. Without loss of time hesent
back hooves and ilour to the soldiers actu-
ally inmisbing,bnt still heroically strug-
gling forward. Alter Arnold leit camp
two pet dogs were slaughtered, and their
flesh and the broth made by boiling their
bones were eagerly devoured. Roots dug
out of the sand were eaten raw, and
brooches and moccasins oi deerskin and
moose hide were boiled to make broth, and
also charred on the cools and then eaten.
Oi course all human nature could not hold
out under this. Men thought that death
wn preferable, and so thinking gave up
the struggle. in such cases death came in
a few minutes.
Arnold’s supply of provisions reached the
l column in the nick of time. With them
came a caution to the head detachment to
partake sparingly and send something to
those in the rear. The French people along
the river supplied the wants of the soldiers
without stint, and a belt was made at Ser-
tigan to close up the ranks and prepare for
anorderiy advance. During the last few
days in the wilderness the men had been
permitted to travel at will, with the under-
standing thnt nil should assemble at the
French settlements. On Nov. 4 the troops
began tostrngglc into the advance camp,
and by the 8th the companies and battal—
ions hsd been reorganized. There were still
seventy-live miles to make helm reaching
Yea—Yes-—Good~by.-—Diog sailors-ling.
Mlnkcrs~Suy, Winters, why don't you
have a telephone in your own allies?
Winkcmv-Too much ot a nuisance—New
York Weekly. ,
lnstruetlvo Little Bury.
”You don't amount to much," said the
bridge. hoastingly, to the rough looking
plleoistoncworkonwhich itrcstod. "All
you are good {or is to stand down there in
the water. People come from mils around
to admire my handsome proportions, my
lightness and strength, and towondsr how
much 1 cost. If it wasn't for me nobody.
could cross the river. I’m the bridge my.
sell. That's what I am. You are nothing
but a heap oi rocks.”
“That may be true,” replied the rough
looking pile of stonework. ”But no mat-
ter how high you hold your head, nor how
line and smart you think you are, I want
Iyyiou to understand I consider myself your
er!” '
This story teaches, dear children, that
nothing is more important than to have a
good understanding.-—Chicsgo Tribune.
It Was nor Mistake.
A lady was riding on a street caraiew
days since when a rather elegant looking
mun boarded the car and approached her.
She was thinking deeply when, without
speaking. the gentleman touched her on
the shoulder. She turned quickly and
said:
“i paid your my [are on first coming in.”
A visible smile surged around the car,
and the embarrassed lady saw her mis-
take.
“Excuse me," she sold, as she
the gentleman as on acquaintance; "1 axis
took you tor the conductor.”
And she wondered why he still looked
hurt otter her explanation—Detroit Free
Press.
A Transformation.
:1 ounce DOUG”
In men non;
sale win. unto:
lririul line] all Liver lite
‘ marksman-d fills.
'l'hsvwvar Mole-sas-
allevdw‘llh 5W
gun I
23...... new. at. ..‘:”t 3...?
health.
All Wiles
C. II. II. A.
Craig ledieise 00.. Pascale. lid.
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and ‘llsrttorll it. it.
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”sum soda. or. not
"‘“w M'dfit‘o’fifilt’i‘la.
«amour-M)“ ”
res Bonn Ll -—I.lt as. his loan .
art—irons. (via map, mus (vie
‘LIAVI fl" sous.
'oalonrslosruts. arr—m
ac. Icons ”m I
ea. pal-rm ,
.IanJDtosJOIu I
.ulstflsd rumour.
ww‘fl‘.7” .III
.mtnA'l'tlhw minnow.
ossnuar l IOBWALI Illfllillll.
Miami.”
‘rrslsolesvclesth Isrwalk tor Factory-Its.
Ilia o..ltll.llb.ll0.lttssdl¢flp.-. l.-
was. I motley-t.
‘l'msslesvo mun lor loath Iorwslkotli.
iii. Ofisidllfis n SIG, 50).! O” p.-.
cow’s-Gannssdilop m
Traits save sos’hltorwslh 1a in
natu- mulllerflaalifln m
'I'nlauavsltilulrldlarroath lanai—la.
rumination-Amusements»;
, I
mixed tor Orv-t Harrington.
I . Woollen) Wm Fined Id and Albany.
nur- I! muons. he financial and
Gem-r Ilassgsr.
a W‘Psasra mun-moml.
0L1) All I) RELIABLE
Blill Billll Fillllll Lin
South NorwaIk
FEW—slit, or.
CITY OF NflBWiLl & EAGLE
I
so
HATS! VHATS!
Fall Styles-
Includes-lesions!
sol and son lists, sin um.
mum-a antiwar-nasal
toys. mush-mar
KNAPP’S, . -
91 Washington St.
Fiat-g, Cleaning and Ira-Ina
all flats all
V 'HALE’S
cones BALSAM
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
ilQO CENTS.
H. R. HALE
NORWAIJ. 0033.
FISH FfllLEN'l'.
llalihut, Shad. Smells. Frost.
Cod, l’ihe, Clscoes, Salmon,
llerrisg, Bass, White
Trout. Lobsters,
_ Scallops, Pickled
oysters.
PURE 80883 BADIIH
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wens vou nave rue ommsrrr 1'0 so am om
umrssmuusoosror rssmssrmctrs ’
armorsssmsvomsurorns‘
' SOUTH NORWALK ‘
Insulin
TnLasmmMarnlllis’ltnilrl
We have taken to
ing House, between four and live-thousand dollars’ worth
general kitchen stock. We are now oilering it to the pub
at the prices quoted here” below, at which a careful reading
will fully prove to you that never hetore have first clam goods
been oilered at such cut rate prices, in Fairfield County.
I Hoop Wooden Pails,
! [loop Wooden Pails
3 Hoop Call! Pill! I
Wooden Ponce“, value 10c. int do each.
(lorry Combs, galvanised
Woodonfilolhes Line Pulleys
WI! Sanctum, value 15c, for '10 each.
Looking Glasses, 10:16. value 'ilic, m sea
’l'scho, all asses, value in, for 2c per paper.
Wash Boards,
lanterns, latest patent,value 50am each.
m Bresdl'Bosrdn, value we, tor 21¢ each. Lunch Baskets, value
Turkey Dusters, value file, for 9c each.
Bitter Stamp,
Instard Spoons‘ , wooden
Cost and Towel Racks. 3 slicks
School Bags, value 7c, for do each.
Wash Benches
20 in. Chopping Bowls
16 in. Chopping Bowb
Little Daisy Chopping Bowls
We have tildes. oi above lot, and wonder them at the price named, Iceofi.
Pillow Sham Holders
Katie Boxes, value 85:, for 240 each
Universal Clothes Wringers
Wooden Vinegar Sells .
shoe Brushes, value 20c, (or We each.
close out for a wholesale Housefnrnislté
valinlficflorlhufi
valuemoJorlCn“;
valueflieJovflouflel
Buflerladkgvflulflqlordeeadr
wishbone”
, vsluelilc, [or he“
Potatolashemvaluelloflnr Snead}
each: otherslusmarkedinproputin.
Wanna-ranvuutocrormudt
mmummruuéucs
Union’s“
Turkey Dusters,vslnsillc,rorflosach
vsluelflhcflor “each " 1,95
Tooth mum‘afflh
. "neutrons“
valnslfic, for Couch?
valuethlorl‘laosch.
Saitlloxes,vsine1lic,for ”can! .
valueflfllJor”
vslnetlflJorflJl“ ,
Smemhegvsluihlwfleafl' .
Ills. Potts 8nd Irons
Children's Brooms, value lie, for do each.
Clothes Baskets, "willow”
Kniie Baskets. “willow”
Chums, value 33 no. [or 01.59 each.
Blrscb’s Bluring, value 15c, for De bottle.
Skimmers,
l'es Strainers, wood handle
Soap Shakers
Clothes Horses, 3 teet
moum Horses. 4 loot
value 31.75. M $1.15 guy
Coal Slim value 193. for ”do!
value 75c, (or On each
value so. for 21¢ each
Bath Bricks, valuelhcflorinuch‘
Pancake Turners, value 7c, for In ma .
value 18s, for In each
value so, tor In each
value lie, [or We and
value Clio, for n “i
value Gilli, [or 'llia at
Clothes Horses, 5 feet value Si 25. for “coach
Clothes Horus, 6 test value u u, [or & each
Quebec, yet on Nov. lilArnoldhad hiscom-
mand on the books of the St. Lawrence,
opposite thecity. Bis troops numbered in
eilective men about 650. The English,
warned by the truitorons messenger who
had been sent from the wildcrnem to com-
municate with friends oi the patriots, had
burned all the boats on the Amalcan side,
and Arnold had to gather canon from the
surrounding country to ferry his soldias
LOIS“ you
WAKEUAN'S CREAIERY BUlTEll
ounsus osuvsscn Paowntv
HUNT HELUFF
Bennett & Husled,
28 lots so, So. Norwslk.
V-cw \what 59 IL. Worm-slip at.)
Vhlglurvcuvsd lrom‘la .1059 ll.
Morning host: luvs dermis at s p I.“
son a firs-alkmmn p in
7min whatnot and received for all tom
the Duncan and llorwalh and um :rosds
«(really-eardrum.
lpos a”! estloclos 'he Cit! oi fi-rwslh
radians-lithe seat or meld has oi (hint
asywseveia New Inherit-vicinity.
arson-nosey. rum useleg say of the
employer”! rhsboatoot this lino on account at
theonmthmsor. I15
across.
0n the night of the 18th the leader and
500 men eluded the British sentinel wads
stationed in the river and landed at WoWs
cove. From there they ascended to the
plains of Abraham, and stood heiornthe
irowning wallnoithecastlewhich sheltered
L. caucus
w.
SHOE meg.
firm... now
‘ mm
scam. luchotthe road
ii the M had been spoiledhy
3, , ‘andhadtobssbandom From
YTK . Arnoidaenttwolndisu muon-
jknadmone to a lriendlyeitisen
”to GenSchuyler. The first be
’ hhtrustsod delivered a letter to
. ' authoritiuandthemriailed
the garrison. Re-enforcements had hurried
to the delense otthe city, and Arnold was
controntedbyoddsolthreetoone. Be-
sides be had no artillery.and his men were
poorly clad [or that rigorous climate and
wholly at a disadvantage. But the patriots
knowtothelast manwhat theybsdgons
Enoch—Cold night—ain't ill—Harper’s
John Schaub & Son,
Washington “not. Booth lorwali. jyldo
w. c. mesons, lestport.
in H. Haslett in,
PLUMBING
lllll, Fill, inlets,
llllli, lanolin. Plllln, it:
ironing Boards, 8 leer, value 49:. lot 33¢ each. Other sizes in proportion.
crumbs...” it Iong,valne 10c, {or 5c. Clothes fines, lill it long.valae lie, for“
Clothes Hoes, so lest ions. cotton
’l‘m 'l’ca Poll, value we, ior 13¢ each.
Dish Pans
Burrs large 12 qt Dish Pans
vsluelchorl‘le
wmmmgvslaemmrlflcmh. Bormllrnshcmaloellleflor'omd
Codes Pou,vslue water l’lesash .
valnclicflcrl'lsufl' ”’
Nomi—ll will
line Quality,-1'ic [lost
our v that ran: loll and not.
”for; Boat: 33-": Tosh Burn.
man. “we inns
l r value m, for '0“ .
no Wool of Ills Search.
chected Tramp—Yes’m, l’vc had a sad
history. l’vc traveled this country ior
years. homeless sud hopeless, in search oi
something] tear it would break my heart
to lind.
Kind Harriet! Lady—And what is that,
my
poor man?
Dejccted Tramp—Work, ma'am.—Chi-
cago'l’ribnne.
OilBtoveKctucs vduletorl'lesai‘ ‘
Special Prices in our Line of Granite Ware.
Tia'rcskettkacopperhottom nloeueflorfimsh
Wash Basins, copper bottom VIM“, for *“
Wash Bowls. value In, tor do each. Dinner Kettles, vsiuo Ila. tor 1.0 mi
Bones Pans value its, (or 119 a“
' "8K1." & 30“, Copper Rim Wash Boilerr, Ho. 9 value “.8. for“ U“
ammo. I mil. 1 gal. Oil 0..., value we, tor 160 Collection. value lie, {or Ila sash-
5l wwwmmum anluaflcJornc. allkmmourliisoimllkm.
Baarsellno Stove Blockingnssssmpioweo erlt stdcbox. ‘
21mm llorwslk.
Baum lime Col-lluialllu linlllan Balers. Mauro '""°" 3"“ ”W" “In”
“0‘ hi! 8‘0" Polish VIII. g“. I“ “u.
50 South I.“ Street, And Ice Cream.
Til all Slut Ital Wall, «ow-mm
AT WHOLESALE Mill ilETAlI
Hot Air Healing,
eras-um. ‘ 8.1m
Stoves and Ranges.
V m miles long, but twoorthree
abortcnul the dhtsncosoms-
.;ii someplacesoxenconld he
, men, however, had to travel
- burdens.andthswsywascut
rockypiacessnd
_ > Ontheponds themen
. thshcats by oarsor poles, and
' waded to their armpits and
nthsmwith ropes. Bstwscnthe
hsdtobecarried. 0n
. ‘EIl-Illivor Arnold reviewed the
fiohdmsoundmeniol’tsnd
‘, tor twenty-live days. lie ex-
mtnwhlfrcuehsettlemntsontho
‘ in ten days“ fortunaiavored
a» house was constructedto
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty-
llrdm Delivered Promptiy. .
Mlyosdso ”rams.
tzl Wasoiwllww “m.
m. «Simon
"nNE oussarhflwoofi.
A Special Induces-est. “I“. I. all I! lit
Agent-Pd like to insure your lite.
Bespoctable Old Party—l don’t want my
lite insured.
“But we ofler special inducements. Every
policy iii paid on death."
"Well, all the companies do that."
"Yes. but we pay up even if you are
hanged. liow’s that ioraspecisl induce
(loud Bron Polhb,vslaa lo, lot to cake. Electric Stove Paste,valao 10c, tor Is all
Diann'sfitovsl’ssts voilvlhlorlamh'
Birthenlluioullntlerllmmnirlnlrtt
cm in battloai
mightstirupallre i!
in the resrott- ‘
contour-alum” "or down
Orders Premptly Attended To.
iguaiokaoldisrsthsthadtobe an
and the expedition pushodonhp
, m. For some distance thsjour»
" ; iavorably, hntontholld
. (star-rifle runstorrncsmeon in
Nth-oldlerswereoucsmped
near the river. Thestrssm
thing eight feet in a tow
audcbeered lustily, remaining under the
range of the guns while Arnold attempted
to communicate with the British leader
and irighten him into a capitnlstion. Gan.
mentl"-london Tit-Bits
Literary Put-orally.
Spacer-ml saw old Bloke, the post. today.
sndhewssasusy osnlsrk.
Elton-Anything happened to him?
r—llo has a scheme of collabora-
tion. i can make it work—he to touch
the muse, Tennyson to do the rem—New
nus-s
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saw-ahead
mzmrm ..
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BUY OF THE IMlIli’MmiliEil.
son-m “soawsur. . cons.
IO. Wanna-taro.”
mam-b. W.”
contra. H I. 1. mm
Swan 1. Bushnell, 00w. sum, slouch
All
rabbinical-I
PLATING
cauusr swoops“. ”'
Advance, value to”, tor “flu
Gold lads!
nun, value no, r5613
“Miami
Specialties in Crockery.
no" can, «mo-unto our. well)“
W.ll.(irlodlsry’snlnswlstts,warraoudsotto mass, 114 placer. m;
.. ll later 81ml, lull lmall
two colors. for 010.”, Mosul lrow 617. not: min only.
mm" ma mus-m .-
ea 3:: 31o?.=." .‘ lies am. it! chansons”, reduced from Old“.
met-s %%W non. mmmwtwelu.
2-"? ”WWW ""
so". soawasa names “I.
Montgomery, who had succeeded Schuyler,
wasstlloutrssl seeking a junction with
Arnoldinordertostoeruebse.
The commander at Quebec refined to
" and as he slants~
them inopsn plain Arnold rsluctsutiyro—
tired. iiissoldlrrscarrledbutdrs rounds
oiammunitioa perm,sndasnddenout-
burial salutasaudreioldsgsintbsnrlt»
eon unmwmmm
"4-):
York sun. ,
Conscientious.
Norah-(Wm sorry to say, nor, that flies
Giddy isn't at home.
Ir. Colds (lacethnuslyy—Why are you
lorry. Norah?
Norah-Because, our. it's the him
Ihtory 0i ever mid in me lilo—Puck.
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mm “mm”
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A “school’s Devotion.
hire. ’1'. Youngwlie heirloom-Lyon are
ungrstoini. Didn’t] hairs you three big
said last week, and what have you dose
for me?
Thomas—Didn’t lest thank—New York
Recorder. .
a late lessons.
“Bate him!” exclaimed the um. “I
think 1'“ shoot him some day."
“Don't do that," suggested his friend;
that's on. Why don’t you pro
ssribo tor himl”-ilsw York Recorder.
mean-ram.
Dr. Kilian-4M themedlelne lustrous
mammalian-imp
Ira. WW lune, sold
Ismail-roams neuronal“
um.
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